Normal Community High School - Echoes Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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Page Se IllNl0R CLASS 3rd row H BOOZl0tlS E Garvey M Huffmgton D G1ll1s I Mlller A Breldenbach L Schneeberg B Beasley I Sluplanek M Zehr J Otto M Caldwell Pearson D He5n L Alsene S Blame D Wxese L Schnelder V Cunnlngham R Campbell Carter L Mays M Swlck L Kletz H Alexander Koos A Lock S Koos H Grlffln McArthy G Bramwell H I'0W M Schopp N Poole J Burton Lols Schnelder J Hulvev lst row M A 11.5,-5 as 4th row G Shutt R Brldgewater R Blll B Dunbar W Wllcox W Schultze J Bertrand R Holbert L Ward D Zehr L Schad R Zlmmerman R Schultz 3rdrow C Conklm C Mlller C Evelslzer E Hel ner G Robertson N Cates G Lesher D Davxs S Wllson W Gundy E Carroll F Sacry C Cunllffe 2nd row D Buerkett B Patton R Whlttaker R Gregory B Reeter W Johnson O Cloyd R MlShl6Y Ix Barclay M Thompson L Fowler lst row R Klper D Funk J Altes W Bxddle J Melton enfeen f r .f . ,f if ' Q X .3 f 1 1- A ' ,, , 9' ' L , gf . T i - i P I ' ' 1 'I 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - I 1 - 1 ' , . , . , . , . . 2 d . A , . . . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , L. , . , . , . , . . 1 P- , . , . , . , - , . , . , , - ., . , . . r V . 5 A V J P. f P... A 1 ' 5 M svn, .ls '- ' .tc , 4 , As. , A 3 ' fp 'O' ters 5 ' Q -' 1 L2 - Q . L , -xl .I 1 f - P , , L . f ' .2 1 '11 Q A ' xg ,, A F Q- ,, Q az L . , - , ' N - ' .- - , , 5 I , r X, A .- 1 ' . gui 2 f - - ' . ' . E59 .. V . ,, - Q 4 -- . up ' 1 f K .Hi : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . I . . . .Q , . . . , . , . , . - , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . . Y

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A ylctorlous thlrd round we clalmed when yunlors The score card .lohnny Smlth presldent Tom Paxton ylce presldent, and ,Iovce Stephens were more concerned than eyer wlth school actlyltles We clalmed a hon and were ln Sweet Slxteen of 42 All out for Defense was the name of sored by us Our OH-ICCFQ efflclently gulded us toward the presentation of the ralsed by selllnv soft drunks and candy at home basketball frames and by maglclan shows The banquet a Great success was followed by the Uala labor made hlstory And now as the end draws near we congratulate Bob Hmes president Dora .lean Waters secretary treasurer and M195 Bopp as semor class standlng athletes scholars muslclans edltors are ours to clalm career at Normal Hlvh H every sport fleld In football great style He was elected to ln football In basketball he has made hls greatest performance In fact he ls players Normal Hlgh has ever clalmed Manv are the games that be put of the ledger Une game wlll always be remembered the sectlonal flnal at Don Anderson has had a brllllant sports when only a freshman Don has been a star ln years and played the quarterback posltlon ln read M Chlddlx sponsor 9CCl'Cl8l'N UCHQUFCI' AUHIH C share of the basketball team the ,lunlor Senlor party spon prom and banquet funds were the presentatlon of moyles and prom The frults of our hard Roy Barclay ylce presldent sponsor What a class' Out w n hls N IH basketball he has partlctpated all four one of the trlo of captalncles one of the Greatest basketball Normal on the wlnnlng slde Peorla he made the wln nlng basket orl a long shot ln the closlng seconds Ulylnv the lN C H S basketeers of l942 the clalm of belng flrst sectlonal wlnnlnv team ln Normal Highs hlstory Thls vlctory meant we were one of the Sweet Slxteen at the State Tournament We semors wlll never forget Don Anderson He has also made flne showlngs ln track and baseball He has gtven great honors to our school and we wlsh hlm con tlnued success ln the forthcomlng years Bob Hlnes IS next to Don ln the fleld of sports HIS fancy sldesteppln-1 ln football great defenslve work ln basketball and that lncredlble speed ln the hurdle events have made hlm the great athlete that he IS He was one of the captalns ln football and has often been rated as one of the best defenslve guards ln the state What a man' shot put track man and a great left hander on the mound One of the three football captalns thls year was Dale Bledenharn an excellent blocker and back Bob Bhoade Rav Mlnk Bob Thayer .lack GlllIS Charles Park and many others made up the flvhtlng sons of Normal Hlvh who wlll soon face grad uatlon ,lust as Anderson IS the great athlete so Howard Frlnk IQ the outstandlng scholar HIS grades have always averaged ln the very hlgh 90s but deflnltelv he ts not a bookworm An all rlght fellow who has been ln muslc, dramatlcs quartets a genlus The senlor Ulrls also clalm thelr standouts Lots Hennlnger has spent many a long hour wlth a lot of hard work and effort ln the edltlnff of the lnkspol A wonderful job has been the result .lovce Stephens and Charlotte Blast have glven flne performances ln dramatlc productlons Marlon Fey IS the capable and consclentlous edltor of thls Reverze Another fellow who IQ tall dark and lcensoredl 15 Bob Clldersleeve Rhoades He took whack at eyerythlnv Step rlvht up he slngs plays the plano and saxophone he IS an orator an athlete e c Nlcknames wlll flll a portlon of our memory Mlnnle Andy lll Stevle, Lharkey Dusty Burley, Two Ton Pepper ,leannle Clem llalnbow and manv others are famlllar greetlngs among us SCHIOIG Nor wlll we forget those boys ln the servlce Bob Harrls and Fd Martenson Manv of the boys expect to soon enter the flghtlng scores Good luck, and more power to you Well not forget those old pals and classmates, favorlte teachers admlnlstratlon and conslderate offlce staff and frlendly janltors Well senlors soon we wlll get the green ll ht and be on our way Hard work has brought us honors We are thankful for the many opportunltles at Normal Hlvh Well neyer forget By J' +5 j . . : . ' . . ' I y . . . D w' , - .. 1 - -s 1 tt -9 t - - - , - l l v c ' ' .' ' c- 'f .l L . I ' s 'lnn l t L Kel V P I C I ' ' , ' , ' ' .. Q' 3 ' 3 . L g . . . .. - . . . - - Q, -. . t . g . e 'o ' . v. M . ' Q K - C . . . L 1 x c ' A n . D V v . V li v -T lo - ' . . . W. . . A . U., 'T ' .' f ' N ' ' 5 Y C s J my Y bl V ' 7, Y ' U . . . . y C . Dale Steege was a great end in football, a dependable agressive basketball center. a fine dash and A . . q D - . . I S - - , . s. . . S, , cs - - as v ' - - - . ' ' - o e ' z- , 1 s - ' U V . . gg , ,, . . . . 1 7 , ' ' - ' -1 ts - as D . . ul . 5 a u Q a . A. u . o ' , 'L cs q - vs - as - 'ss . 8 , . at F A- 5 K, g . L J . . , I . ' K. ,' ' ' S I sb - s use at :qv tar' Y. HEY!! at - 99 t. N H as 9' LL 99 L5 99 ss -1 45 f sv tt vs tg - ss 9 9 - . . - Q , i . V . . , . . ,, .U ,, V . . .. , .. . y g l . v V . . , . , , Y , - t. I g . . e. DIA' Page Sufeen Mtn?

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lllNIOR HISTORY The 116 junlors started the school year 1942 H with a ban by electml promnnent class officers The results of the election were Wayne Johnson presldent Jimmy Selottl ylce president and Grace Bramwell secretary treasurer 'llr lxeys our new commerce teacher was chosen as class sponsor They were real troupers and all were strnmv to be of eryxce to the school as well as to their country We were fortunate not to lose but one member of our class for actne seruce ln the llmted States 'Nayy Answermf' Uncle Sam s call was Mlke Greenleaf who left at mud term Allce Rreldenbach Manetta McArthy Lllllan Alsene Dorothy Wlese and Shirley Blame formed the flrst gurl projectlon crew nn the hlstory of Normal fommumty H1 h School An effxcxent Group of boys composed of Richard lilll Blll Harrxs Bud Dunbar Wayne Gundy SteyeW1lson Robert Klper Bruce Reeter and Wesley Wilcox Ill cooperation with the I urls succeeded ln 1 lung to the school the adyantage of superlor programs nn usual educatlon and noonday entertainment lurther seruce to the school was nen by the juniors when Melba ,lean Zehr was chosen as asslstant edltor of the lnkspol wnth Roberta Green NCIXIII' as art edltor The class was represented on the Nauru staff by Robert Rrldffewater Rob Holbcrt and Shirley Rlanne Three shows were sponsored bv the jumor class ln order to enlar fe the class funds for the bugger ments to come later on un the year In spxte of the war and ratlonlng we were fortunate to get enough Durlnv the month of November, the ,lun10rSen1or party was held It was strictly a sports party and the theme was well handled Prom the center of the room hunva football dummy and around the Gym were hurdle The bleachers were used as seats for the people attendlnv Later ln the eyenmf' everyone enjoyed pumpkm ple and mllk Dorothy Wrese Elleen Garvev and Shirley Blame were the H1Tr1 offncers These gurls helped to make possible the Mother Daughter tea and banquet and helped flll a Chrxstmas basket for a needy famrly ln Normal They also were actlve ln helpmv to ralse the money to be donated to the school for the war plaque Students ellglble for the National Honor Soclety were LaRue Schad Melba .lean Zehr Dwwht 7ehr Robert lxlper Lnlllan Alsene Lyle Ward Delmar Davls Glenn Robertson Grace Bramwell lots Schneider June Hulvey Dorothy Gxllls Dorothy Wrese and Shlrley Blame As we look unto the muslc department we fmd that lt IS represented by the followmg people George Lesher Richard Blll Bull Schultze Rlll Harris Roberta Green Grace Bramwell Bud Dunbar Manctta McArthy Robert Mtshler Wayne Gundy Bob Holbert Llllxan Alsene Mlldred Wagner LaRue Schad Nlelba ,lean Zehr Bruce Reeter Wesley Wllcox and Oral Cloyd LaRue Schad and Dwlght Zehr were capable actors ln Tons of Money and Rtchard Rnll and Blll Schultze dlsplaved their dramatxc 3blllll8S IH June 'Vlad I A A members were Grace Bramwell Helen Grlffm Lorene Mays Lakerne Schneider, lots Schnelder Verle Gunnlnvham LaVerne Kletz, Lllllan Alsene Helen Boozlotls Llleen Garyev, Marietta McArthy Lucy Schneeberg ,lean Burton, and Marcella Schopp Track basketball and baseball occupies the tlme for Rxchard McGhee Rlll Schult1e Gene Whlttlng lnll Farl Muller Glenn Robertson Delmar Funk Jlmmy Melton Rud Dunbar Lyle Ward Wayne .lohn son ,loc Bertrand Charles Lonklln Ray Schultz Vernon Cates l'ldon Waters and Robert lxlper Robert and l'ldon were team managers and T'llPf'll Garvey was cheer leader Although no defnnte date has been set for the annual ,lun1orSenlor Prom xt IQ being planned for some tlme m Aprxl We may have to forego the pleasure of a jumor semor banquet because of food ratnomng, but as thus renew goes to press no mformatnon can be gnen G Aly, 'thu :P K Page Eighteen ss' .' Jllmog V f C' 1 C ' . . '- - . . s. ' ' . ' ., - - .. .' - . 'v ' . ' . . 'l C, F H, .' ' , D '- 1 v v ' . ,T V . I TA . L 1 1 Q . 5 U L . , ' , ' i ' 's v A .n F. i Q .1 Ya bn 1 V . . ' j g . . j g 1, j U. ' v . . S t ' V 4 -. Q . V. ' . . ,' , . ' ' . . , , , ' , . ' V. . g . . .. . . . y , . pop and candy' to sell at the basketball games. This also helped to swell the class funds. U . 4 A ' A 1 , k . g D 1, C ' s. . ' . U. ' D Y .. q . 1 j . . .n . . ' L D. Q. ' U . s '- V l n l, Y C ' . K . . y . . y i . ,C I 5 I K . 1, 7 .ku . I , . I . , . . 1 . G . . - . 5 . . 5 Q A , . A ,lv I - T Q e e Q u v Q - 9 1 ' , . Y ' H . ' . V. . ,, ,. . . . 9 s . . . . . . . gg ,, , 1 . t . , v , . . I. . . ., , , ,, 1 9 js - 1 s , . . 1 . ' . . J . . . , , l I' . . 'f V . V ' .- . , . I . ' ' , , ' 1 .