Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1949 volume:

Na ere ee aa seer ro ear DEE Turis OMT a ry a, se ee eee ctr ee oe % J | ee atk ae eae ei eee a The Crest 1949 Published Be Crest Stat Of Peoria High School Veorta, Mlinots Ex Libris Ht “‘all the world’s a stage,’’ as Shakespeare said, And we are plapers who ‘must strut and fret’’ @ur lives upon tt, then these pears at school Are but four scenes of life’s great play. From Comedp of Errors to Twelfth Night, He turite our script, wwe read our lines. M leasure For Measure, as we plap our little parts, He are prepared for richer acts bepond. So that the record of one pear map last, This newest Crest of nineteen forty-nine Has brought pou, page by page, and line bp line, The words and settings for the scene just past. @ur earnest hope ts that it map impart The memorp of manp a well-plaped part. Within the cobers of the manp books Which line pour sunnp kingdom, we can find The wisdom of the Ages. Men of different race, Religion, color, creed are represented here. The Bard of Avon offers here to us For our enjoyment, knowledge from his store @f deathless drama, pleasure tn his Words of nimble wit and matchless rhpme. To pou, the guardian of this treasure trove, We owe enlarged horizons of the mind. With cheerful smile and softlp-spoken word, Dou’bve led us to the things we longed to find. With sincere thanks and deep affection, too, Wie dedicate this newest Crest to pou. Louise J. Fisher 2 = = ta 8 = Get = Rt = FR = 3 RA = rS SS] i = = = eo om mw 9 “Chere a “Wrought He Not Well That Painted These?” er ee ere ery eres Ne ee eed ee |) scciasntd % oe a ee ea .— ee cerned Pe rr alll RN ccna eee tt me A Amt ee a la tee ke ie ” ete er eed =F = eRe, eee halite ee ate, ee = = oa tk = | = = re Al = fk 2 2 ‘© i a Se o = rs ie = PS 99 “ . Thou Gondolas On Wheels Crest Staff Con ahldne Nee aoe OF Ce OG Gab Oooo OH OC Valerie Ramey, Karen Smith BwsinessiManageraencuctc) moncnenorenememenocnel ici ell sien Reitman ists een DatlenemManstield Advertising Manager, s).c + ccs sis 61s 6s sestel sete lee eens ea Raprete a oky ercmte . Patricia Mueller Associate Editors: AIty, c ciel shete ene coh eeencisloke ks vehion Che Ren wems MOM Mcnto a - -MroaN ills mcit MoE Jeanne Allenbach larxenllae ee ind At ooo 6.6 EO ooo 6 Soh aUs . Esther Swedell, Hilda Wilson SEnioLi ie ec nance: Wemet sae so cas ee Ree Peon ee Cpe . Paula Jones, Shirley Smith ClaSSe Sry ste eneueeniens Gola cnr cece nt Cems . Marilyn Haislup, Don Snyder ACULVEUICS « c) nar ep che’ cl claies ster h Nene ener ata Er teem Sue Gillespie, Jeanne McIntosh Athletics: 2.2.2 cise. ox aepeun 1s sie nee ce neae ene en: fata ac a Tom Trager Photography s).0.-.. Sis canes, 9 seer etet bs fates « -ctvar jie (Oe els take Mie citi ete Mette ae mene. COL GR CCE PYPLSti: sBavsrure dogs, a se ace herent WiCe ES ues, ees cc meme aap eemmon cae ete meme Joanne Talbott, Martha Thomas Photographers: Ray Corwin, Charles Haberkom, Joe Jacobs, John Pattison, James Richey, Gordon Willems, John Van Deventer; Mr. H. Suffied, adviser Assistant Editors: John Augenfield, Ann Caldwell, Jo Ann Denton, Dorothy Dreher, Barbara Grant, Marilyn Hall, Mar- ilyn Meidinger, Mary Rittmiller, David Shively, Wayne Webb; Miss Rice, advisor Art Staff: Charlotte Eaves, Marilyn Fish, Jean Garren, Mary Jo McClintick, Margaret Pool, Lila Wombacher; Mr. L. Suffield, adviser Business Staff: Jeanne Corey, Tilley Derges, Jacqueline Haney, Helen Haverton, Mary M. Kissinger, Donna Mar- cus, Mary Ann Mayne, Joanne Melzer, Martha Miller, Patricia Mueller, Donna Neeley, Carol Saf- ford, Marilyn Sandy, Bette Shemas, Mary Ellen Smith, Barbara Szold, Marilyn Szold, Mary Lou Wagner, Eillen Weast; Mr. Fleugel, advisor Contents ‘| fleasure for Measure Cwwelfth Might Che Tempest uch Ado About Nothing Che Comedy Of Errors As Dou Like It All’s Well That Ends Well Che Merchant Of Venice A Midsummer Night's Dream W.C. Jacquin President Dr. Melvin G. Davis John H. Harris Superintendent of Schools Ass’t.Superintendent of Schools George Miles Edward G Saurs L Ross Johnson Joseph O. Malone S Jag A . John L. Carson Jack W. Hill Board of Education Hi LN He nic vu i Mh a i iE De % ee ONS yy © e x XY oy WW) aS. S i SS ARK i oe EAS EK V4 OSS oe 2 Hy S ROY FAS i vy W a ZO ne X AS 4 yay RyRy Co my YY aN WAC x A � NC DH , ye 3B ales ta says F TIT IIL PTT [ ETT 7 : a fy ae: a SHMeasure for Measure BRA i ay: eee 4 ey ue Y) ae a) bx eX a ey Fe i . % so Measure for Measure, as pou give to us x, LESS LE Dour guidance and pour knowledge of things known 4 S SSeS Si? LZ ea x ist S To be of balue, so map we, in turn, SNEANE Bs C SS SES S Bs BS y ¥. Che i ) a ONY 4 Ve NY VAY Ese OR ay ) i) EN 5 ea 4) i ‘ 3 N ty eer Princtpal ©ur high school ts an institution — not @ framework made of wood or iron or stone, Embodping onlp tuhat the hand can build alone, But elements combined to unttp. Jt Houses aspirations, dreams of life to come, The “long, long thoughts’ of youth for days ahead; St fosters friendships destined to endure; Within tts walls ts knowledge, freely shared. This sense of unity ts given bp Q principal tuell-versed in courtesp And kindliness toward all with whom be speaks, Who after empty honors never seeks. So, Mr. Hunter, know that wwe, each dap, Appreciate the stellar role pou play. tot CONNELL, VIRGINIA, ee Berea BUSWELL, J ANET ES Science, General Math- CONWAY, HELEN V., BiA- ematics, Senior National A Beaches French, Spanish, English Honor Society English, Speech Ther- French Club “lf circumstances lead apist, Co-sponsor Jun- “1 have no superfluous me I will find where ior Class leisure.” truth is hid.” “1 do assure you she is very great in knowl- | edge.”’ DEAL, JOHN W., | B.A., M.A. Algebra, Geometry COPPOCK, GEORGIA C. Ticket Manager cee EDNAWA AS NAB cy s iL ce Oo. ens eee You have a nimble wit Arent cee “7 will be very kind “‘Here is a dear and and liberal.” industrious friend.”’ FIESELMAN, BETZ ABETH R., Bass ELLIOTT, RICHARDH., Food and _ General FISHER, LOUISE I. [, B.A., M.A. Homemaking, Co- spon- Assistant Librarian Band sor Senior Class, Senior Library Club “1 have a reasonable National Honor Society ‘‘ er very silence and ear in music.”’ “She has brown hair her patience speak to the people.”’ and speaks small like a women.”’ Mr. Barrett lines them up. GILES, FLORENGE I., Aes epm Net Ale Trigonometry, Geometry FLUEGEL, THEODORE, Policy Committee eee “She is exceeding CREST, Policy Com- wise. mittee “What impossible mat- ter will he make easy next?’’ ol C Cosmetology “The gl hi HEGHIN, YERVANT A., and ree nonin ILER, GENEVIEVE, A.B. A.B; American History Orthopedic Room Govemment, Social Sci- _ “A gracious person.”’ ence Club “Thou speakest wiser than thou art ware of.” e JONES; SUSIE. Es, B.E., M.A. Shorthand, Geography | ee ho Typing, Secretarial Prac- BESe ; = S 2 Glee Club “Those friends thou “She sings as sweetly ecpee as a nightingale.’”’ Miss Giles helps Jim measure the angle. Hake MRS. BESS D;, A.B., MA. English, Girls’ Councel- ing, Committee of Forty ““Good Counsellors lach . a no clients.’ KINHOFFER, GARMAG., AM eat A Biology, Science Club, Policy Committee ““To hold, as twere, the mirror up to nature.”’ em ve MARTIN, JOHN E., uy Besos Mechanical Drawing, LAMBERTON, MARGARET, _ Driver Training, B.S., M.S. Co-sponsor Senior Class Bookkeeping, Business English, Typing Dramatic Honor Society “‘You use your manners discreetly in all kinds of companies.”’ “‘As merry as the day is long.”’ NOPPENBERGER, JOHN A. Bes: Phys. Ed. MYERS, JOSEPH E., Head Football, Baseball A.B. Coach English ‘O it is excellent to Football, Basketball , Track Coach “Sir, your wit ambles well, It goes easily.” have a giant’s strength.”’ MASOCGGO TRESSIE: BisenGas Physical Education GaAGAe “This is excellent ‘aut sport.”’ MAXFIELD, CORA B.A., M.A. English, Faculty Social MATSON) FRANCES mit Gra: us fa ane MeCORMICK, J AMES R.., A.B., M.A. 6s ees or Sight Conservation beloved ain) ee United States History, Cue Club Social Studies, Senior “An angel! or, if not, National Honor Society an earthly paragon!’’ “‘Ofall the learned and authentic fellows.’’ PACEY, JOHN H., Bess Biology Tennis, Projection and Stage “‘There’s the humor of Re Mrs. Pearson instructs future beauty operators. PEARSON, MRS. ELEANOR, Cosmetology “A gentlewoman, mild , POSH ARD, FLORENCE, 28 B.M., M.M.E. Choral Music Music Work shop “] will but teach them to sing.”’ and beautiful.’’ YVR EINHARD, AUGUSTE L., i A.B., M.A. English, Chairman Vis- ual Aids, Junior Nation- al Honor Society eB f . “‘Better three hours too She is POU LSE, and soon than a minute too fair. pee REID, MRS. JANE M., BeSey Meas Home Economics Leis ee — stn i) ee Mr. Koepping and Jack seem to have a good idea. RICE, EMILY ELIZABETH, Neo eeu os English CREST, Quill and Scroll “ .Well read in poetry and other books-good I warrant ye.’’ ones, SCHULTZ, RAYMOND Radio Electronics “Silence is the per- fectest herald of joy.”’ SCHUBRING, WILLIAM C., B.S., M.A. English Co-sponsor Opinion “Who was so firm, so constant.”” RAY, MARJORIE F., ey ese Librarian Library Club “My library was duke- dom large enough.” | av SPICKARD, ELMA M., B.A, Speech, Dramatics Jusendra, Stage Crew “She is very merry.”” SHUFFIELD, HARLAN W.,, A.B. | Physics a | SPORICH, MRS. ETHEL, CREST SUFFIELD, LYLE K., | B.S. . - ‘In nature s infinite erin hee | English, Typewriting, book of secrecy a little ; : Shorthand ] Can read CREST, Art Fratemity | Cue Club “‘A man..well fitted in “Out of... my ability the arts.”’ Pll lend you some- thing.”” | . cel all TOWER, BARBARA, | z A.B. “A SZEPPESSY, ELMER ae ear Site me She be but little.” VTRACY, GERALDINE, Orchestra, Ensembles Pee Radeon “In sweet music is such Chasers art.” G.A.A. | “As full of spirit as ( the month of May.” VAN DEVENTER, J.B., AB) MLS TROTH, JOHN V Bec WALLACE, LEVERETT K ete J , Opinion, Quill and Scroll ] BS ’ a ‘1 know the gentleman to be of worth.”? Woodshop, Mechanical oO Oe OF worth. Drawing, Driver Training, Hi-Y “But sure he’s proud; ‘and yet, his pride be- comes him.’’ ‘He is well paid that is well satisfied.”’ Mr. Schubring points out the line to Joan. WESTHOFF, W.F., IB)aSe Woodwork, | Co-sponsor ) 7 LWALIMIRE, LUCILLE, Freshman Class, Stage ee MENS . Ph. B j fo “‘There’s not a man 1 _ Latin, Spanish, Latin | English, ee meet but doth salute me Club, Stamp Club Freshman Class, Cue ag if | were their well- Club acquainted friend. “1 had my Book of Songs and Sonnets here.”’ “‘No custom stales her infinite variety.’ WOLPERT, WESLEY, B.S. Industrial Arts V WILSON, H.E. IRENE, Intramural Coach YUHAUSE, JOSEPH, B.S., M.S. : “O, excellent young man!”’ B.S., M.A. : General Homemaking, United States History Home Management, Pol- Social Studies, Swim- icy Committee ming Coach “Fair be all thy hopes “Give me leave to and prosperous be thy speak my mind.” life.’’ DYSLIN, MRS. LORETTA, Accompanist ““She makes sweet music.” rane ce M., RHODES, INEZ M., | Conan English Secretary to the Principal Student Council, Ger- “The best of me is dil- man Club. igence.”’ ‘Most excellent accom- yp plished lady! Miss Spickard and Jeanie emote. McMILLAN, HAZEL Record Clerk “ . And now without de- sert so well reputed.”’ Miss Lamberton and Darlene check words per minute. Fs Asan Lid RPT ia ea? £ Str 20 PARKER, LEONA D., Clerk ‘Your heart’s desire be ZIEGLER, LILLY E., a Bookkeeper-Treasurer “No legacy so rich as 99 honesty. with you. Mr. Wallace starts budding motorists on their way. Miss Masocco gives pointers to her gym class. yy f| hall, i CG 0 Z Yo ri) Av og Twelfth Niaht L 407, Dour final Twelfth Might means the end-of high School daps; although pou and pour friends depart From well-known halls, map memories of these Four pears remain forever in pour heart. —= ZN SST a Pls Naty Ny 2 aoe SS . Ki 7 bf} a S = A ap te 2 | g Y o-“- ibis eS : I i ON a n ST ey on Sax ee (aL a Pa C I ee er : hes ot Ns es pent al a vy eee IRS) oe Sener ae en ee ere = fa S Eta te y Senior Class Officers ; Herb Cohen Treasurer Roger Koetter Secretary Marilyn Haislup Vice-President Roger Stevens President ACKERMAN, ALAN Latin Club, Fr.-Soph. Track, Varsity Track, Protection Crew, Intra- mural Basketball, H1-Y , Intramural Football Known for-running races; Remembered for- his love of sports ALEXANDER, MARY LIB G.A.A., Spanish Club, Latin Club, Cue Club, Social Science Club, Opinion, Jusendra Known for-her gay spir- its; Admired for her friendly smile. ALLENBACH, JEANNE GREST. G-A.A., Cue Club, Latin Club, French Club, Jusendra, Science Club, Social Science Club, Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society, Art Club, Quill and Scroll Known for-her stunning wardrobe; Likely to- become a famous artist. ANDRES, LOIS Latin Club, French Club, G.A.A., Cue Club, Ju- sendra, Opinion, ‘Tom Sawyer’, Art Club Known by-everyone; Admired for her cheer- fuhess. ALEXANDER, MYRNA Cue Club, Latin Club, Spani sh Club, Jusen- dra, G.A.A., Science Club, Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society, Social Science Club Known for-her snappy come-back; We like-her pep and ginger. } _ Ae a ARMIN, BARBARA Opinion, GeAPAR OCI= ence Club, Social Sci- ence club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Student Gouncil a GuemmGlub: Jusendra Admired for-her strong convictions; Likely to- be a great journalist. ARNHOLT, MARY ANN Opinion, Quill and Scroll, Jusendra, Cue Club, Latin Club, Span- ish Club, Social Science Club, Committee of For- ty, Page, Speech Bureau Always says-‘'You know what | mean.’’ Invari- ably has-her thumb in every pie. AYRES, RICHARD Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Spanish Culb, Intramural Sports Doesn’t like-show-offs; Likes to-play basket- ball. ARONOVSKY, NORMAN Cue Club, Opinion, Jusendra, ‘‘Tom Saw- yer’, Swing Band, La- tin Club, Intramural Sports, Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society Known for-his trombone playing; Likely to-be a noted judge. AXMANN, GEORGE We think-he’svery dash- ing with a mustache; Will make-a fine Naval Engineer. AWARE Samo il euleral G.A.A., Girls’ Club Likes to-dance; Likely to-be a cosmetolagist. BACKVOLD, SHIRLEY G.A.A., Spanish Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, Music Workshop, Social Science Club, ‘'Sing For Your Supper’’ Doesn’t like-unreason- able people; Wants to- become a fine actress. BAIRD, ALANE G.A.A., Opinion, Cue Club, Jusendra, Latin Club, Spanish Clb, Dean’s Ass’t., Music Workshop, Social Sci- ence Club Remembered for-her Opinion articles; Like- ly to-be a fashion editor. BALZER, VIRGINIA | Spanish Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, G.A.A., ‘‘Tom Sawyer’’, Library Club Likes-drawing dogs; Likely to-be a floral de- signer. BATEMAN, JAMES Cue Club, Latin Club Remembered for-writing essays; Likely to be-a radio executive. BECKEL, BARBARA Cue Club, G.A.A-, French Club, Social. Sci- BEADLES, CORA Spanish Club, Girls’ Club Enjoys-collecting pic- tures; Would like to- travel far. BEAM, BARBARA Jusendra, G.A.A., Lat- in Club, French Club, ra RediGross Known for-her soft voice; Likely to be-a nurse. ence Club, Jr..Nat’l Honor Society, Jusen- dra, Counselors’s Ass’t. Dean’s Ass’t., ‘Sing For Your Supper’’ Remembered as-Susan in the Senior Class Play; Admired for-her ability at ice-skating and ten- ia Oi Ww 4 BAUMGARTNER, JOANNE Girls’ Club Remembered as-a peppy li’l gal; Likely to-be a receptionist. BANKS, MARCIA From Washington, ILlinois Jusendra, Music Work- shop, Latin Club, G.A.A. We like-her quiet reserve Likely to-become a con- cert pianist. BECKER ACK German Club, Science Club, Projection Crew, Sound Crew Always says-‘‘Ach, Himmel, was ist das?’’; Likely to be-an electric- tan. BANOVIC, PAUL From Kingman, Arizona Fr.- Soph. Football Can’t stand-the thought of work Will make-a won- derful pharmacist. BARNEWOLT, MARJORIE Spanish Club, G.A.A., Musical Extravaganza, Social Science Club, Jusendra, Opinion Always-sweet and friend- ly; Everyone thinks- she’s very lovely. BECKMAN, DARRELL Intramural Sports Enjoys-hunting; Likely to be-a millionaire. 23 BLEW, KAY GA.A., Cue Club, Mu- sic Workshop, French Club, Jusendra Likes to-sing to her- self; Remembered for- love of sports. BLOOMBERG, ADRIENNE GaAs Guen Glub; Music Workshop, Span- _ish Club, Jr. Red Cross _ Remembered for-playing the “‘Polonaise’’; Life ambition-to pass chem- istry. BORK, NORMAN Jr. Red Cross, Foot- ball Mgr., Cue Club, Projection Crew, Page Known f or-corny __re- marks; Likely to-be a Marine officer. BROWN, JACK Swing Band, Fr.-Soph. Track, Intramural Sports Admired for-his cour- tesy; Likely to-be ina name band. BORIN MARION Jusendra, Cue Club, Music Workshop, Lat- in Club, French Club, Dean’s Ass’t., Ticket Committee for-being Remembered sweet; Wants to-live in New York. BROWN, MURRAY Fr.-Soph. Football, Fr.- Soph. Basketball, Fr.- Soph. Baseball, Var- sity Football, Cue Club, “Tom Sawyer’’, Office Ass’t., Projection Crew Always-tries hard; Remembered for-crying in “‘Tom Sawyer’’. BROWN, RITA Cue Club, Latin Club, French Club, G.A.A., Music Workshop, Pro- jection Crew, Jusendra Likes to-ride horses; Known for-singing the “‘Habanera’’. BUTLER, PAUL Science Club, Intra- mural Sports, Cue Club, PreMed. Club Admired for-his friendli- ness; Would make-a great doctor. CAI AW AN ee Deans G.A.A., Cue Club, Cheer ledder, Jusendra Admired for-her cheer- leading; Likely to be- a famous dancer. CANTRALL, MARILYN Cue Club, Social Sci- ence Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., Jusendra Admired for-being pet- tite; Remembered for-be- ing nice to everyone. CARRIGAN, LESTER Doesn’t like-to be call- ed Swede; Wants to be- an electrician. CHAMBERS, GERALD Cue Club, Science Club Enjoys-playing drums; Likely to-be a mechan- ical engineer. CHARLESTON, JON Spanish Club, Social Science Club, Swing Band, Opnion Gun Club, Jusendra Doesn’t like-the Neu Look; Known for-play- ing the saxophone and clarinet. CHINNIS, DOROTHY Exei-A., Cheerleader Enjoys-teasing people and having fun; Re- membered for-her cheer- leading. CLOYD, DONNA GRAV An ee Girls? Club Enjoys-seuing; Wants to-be an interior decor- ator. COHEN, HERBERT Fr.-Soph. Football, Fr.- Soph. Basketball, Fr. - Soph. Track, Varsity Track, Varsity Foot- pall Latin Club, Sr. Class Officer Known for-his dancing; Remembered _ for-play- ing quarterback. COLLINS, BARBARA GeA Ae Sing Por Your Supper’, Library Club Known Donald Likes-sports; for-imitating Duck. a CLEMENT, BARBARA 4, GrATAss Gue) Club,” | r- sendra, Science Club, Social Science Club, Ai. Doesn’t like-people who complain; Enjoys-train- (vv _ ing dogs. - = of te, ¥ COOLING, TRUDA G.A.A., German Club, —— Latin Club, Jusendra, Dean's Ass’t. ; Known HORE sleek beauty; Likely to-be a , model. fh a, |! COLTON, RONALD Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Varsity Football, Var- stiy Basketball, Span- ish Club, Barber-shop- pers, Varsity Baseball Always says-‘‘How you doin?” Likely to be- something. COMEGYS, WILLIAM Social Science Club, Cue Club, Chess Club Remembered for-singing ‘Paghacci Likely to-be president. CORNELL, BARBARA Opinion, Jusendra, So- cial Science Club, Sing For Your Supper’? Art Club Enjoy s-semi-classical music; Always says- anything that pops into her head. CRITCHLOW GHARTIEE Ss Varsity Football, Fr.- Soph. Track, Varsity Track, Latin Club, Sci- ence Club Known for-riding in ro- deos; Wants to-become a doctor. 25 CRONE, JACK Fr.-Soph. Football, Var- sity Football, Intra- mural Sports, Varsity Track, Cue Club, Latin DEVOSS, DARRELL Latin Club, Fr.-Soph. Track Likes to-do nothing; Remembered as-tall, dark, Club —— L : ; —, . ae ( and handsome. Known for-being a Cas- anova; Likely to-own a dance hall. GRUSE DICK Fr.- Soph. Football, Fr.- Soph. Track, Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Track Known for-versatility in sports; Likely to be-a mechanic. DAMAN, NORMA JEAN Cue Club, Jusendra, Music Workshop, G.A.A. Musical Extravaganza Science Club, Dean’s Ass’t. We think-she has the most beautiful features; Life Ambition-to be a globe-trotter. DAVIS, MARY LOU G.A.A., Latin Club, Ger- an Club, French Club, Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society, Cue Club, Jusendra, Opinion We like-her jeep station wagon; She’s-both beautiful and brainy. CUSIK «SALLY Jusendra, Social Sci- ence Club, Opinion Doesn’t like-boys; Likely to-always make 99 straight ‘‘A’s. DAVIS, MARILYN Spanish Club, Social Science Club, Cue Club Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society, G.A.A., Jusendra, Page Enjoys-going to school dances; Would like to- go into television. DEMOURE, SUZY Cue @lub; Latin=€tub Fr, Class Officer, G.A.A., Science Club, Jusendra, “Tom Saw- Vie tae Remembered as-Becky, in “‘Tom Sawyer’’; Known for-being coquet- tish. DITTMER, JOAN Gah, Iie Chass Ove ficer, Jusendra, Social Science Club, Art Club Known for-versatility; Admired for-her pep and energy. DISMUKE, CLAUDE Fr.-Soph. Football, In tramural Sports, Varsity Football Enjoys-working; Likely to be-a mechanic. DOYLE, JANE Crauees Gules Chitin, jus sendra, Spanish Club, Social Science Club Admired for-her tall, quiet beauty; Does well-in everything. DRAZIN, ELEANOR G.A.A., Spanish Club, { Girls’ Club Known for-her low voice; Interested in-everyone. DRUMMOND, ROGER Latin Club, Stage Crew, Cue Club, Jusendra, Fr.-Soph. Baseball, ‘ Barber-shoppers’’, Jr. Red Cross Likely to-“‘go on the stage’; Known for-his mighty bass voice. DUBOIS, DON Fr.-Soph. Track, Var- Sity track, Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball Known for-his lightning ability in track; Likely to-be a jockey. ECKLUND, FLORENCE G.A.A., Spanish Club, Opinion, Cue Club, Ju- sendra, Social Sci- ence Club, Music Work- | shop Remembered _ for-her frankness; Wants to-be | anurse. ELLIS, ANNA MAE G.A.A., Science Club Crazy about-Eddy Howard and his music; Likely to be-a secretary. DYSLIN, KARL Fr.-Soph. Football, Fr.- Soph. Track, Student Council, Latin Club, Cie we Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Track Always says-‘‘I-I-I-I, | don’t know-’’; Re- member for-his crew cut. EMORY, IRMA Jr. Red Cross, Girls? Club Loves-any kind of mu- sic; Wants to be-a fam- ous dancer. ERKERT, ROGER Varsity Swimming, Var- sity Football, Varsity Track, Fr.-Sofh ball, German Club, Stu- dent Council, Cue Club, Jusendra, Science Club, Projection Crew, Of- fice Ass’t., Committee of Forty Remembered for-his hard work on Council; Likely to-be a personnel man- EYSTER, CHARLES Fr.-Soph. Football, Fr.- Soph. Basketball, Var- sity Baseball, Intra- mural Sports, Spanish Club, Social Science Club Always says-‘‘lli, love- ly?ts. Would like-to go North in summer, South in winter. FINCH, GLORIA Opinion, Quill and Scroll, Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society, | Counselor’s Ass’te, Latin Club, French Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, G.A.A.., Soc- ial Sicence Club Remembered for-her snappy wardrobe; Life ambition-to be, and make others, happy. IMESIGUEIR. eile, INE Opinion, Quill and Scroll, Cue Club, Page Admired _for-her effi- ciency; Likely to be- a@ success, no matter what she does. FOX, JAMES Fr.-Soph. Football, Fr.- Soph. Baseball, Intra- mural Sports, Spanish Club, Varsity Football Varsity Baseball, Dean’s Ass’t. Good at-baseball, Known for-playing the field. FRANKEL, BRUCE Quill and Scroll, ‘Sing For Your Supper’’, Var- sity Track, Opinion, Jusendra, Cue Club, Fr.-Soph. Track Seems _ to-be busy all the time; Likely to-be a senator. 2 FRASCO, EUGENE Transferred from Spald- ing Known for-drawing car- toons;' Wants to-be a theater manager. FREDMAN, ROSALIND French Club, Latin Elvis, (Gervelnis, (Gne Club, Jusendra, Opin- ion, Counselor’s Ass’t. Admired for-her quiet, casual ways; Always- worries about her home- work, GARRETT, CONNIE Transferred from Wood- ruff, Opinion, Jusen- dra, Social Science Club Crazy about-singing and dancing; Likely to be-a physical therapist. GAYLORD, JIM iat Club, Jr Red Cross, Hi-Y, Projection Crew, Intramural Basket- ball, Intramural Football, Intramural Bowling, Var- sity Track, ‘‘Sing For Your Supper’ Always says - ‘‘Draw two”; He-waltzes for ‘this supper.” GALLEGHER, PAT Library Club, Girl’s Club Known for-her fine work Wants in the library; to-visit Europe. y GILBERT, SHIRLEY jusendra, Cue + Club; Spanish Club Doesn’t like-people who brag; Wants to-be a magazine executive. GILCHRIST, JEANETTE French Club, Cue Club, G.A.A., Jusendra, Lat- in Club, Opinion, Mu- ical Extravaganza Known for-her unusual ability to be really fun- ny; Likely to-join the Ballet Russe. GILDEESEIE WSU CREST, Quill and Scroll, Science Club, French Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, G.A.A., Jz. Nat’l. Honor So- ciety, Music Workshop, Musical Extravaganza Remembered _ for-her,, artistry; Likely to be- an illustrator. GORSUCH, RONALD From Canton Spends his time-read- ing and hunting; Wants to be-an aviator. GREEN, MARILYN Stamp Club, Girls’ Club Crazy about-baseball games; Spends her time-reading and col- lecting books. GREENS OBE Ra Always-listens to Stan Kenton; Likely to be- an engineer. GROEPER, LORRAINE Cue Club; G.A.A., Lat- in Club, Jusendra Always says-‘‘OR.’’; Wants to have-a good time and lots of friends. GROOM, WILLIAM Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Fr.-Soph. Baseball, Intramuraln Sports Always says-‘‘ls_ that right?’’; Wonders why -there is such a thing as school. GROVE, GHARLOTTE G.A.A., Jusendra, Span- ish Club, Girls’ Club Known for-her neatness; Wants to be-a homeecon- omist. HABERKORN, CHARLES GRESIT (staze (Crew, Latin Club, Science Club, Pre-Med. Club, Swinr ming Team, Opinion, Office Ass’t. Always says - “‘Yes, Maam’’; Likely to be -a chemical engineer. HAGEMAN, MAE GRAC AC, Cue Club, Jusendra, French Club Always says-“‘It’s been real.”’; Hopes to-sail around the world. GROVER, ROBERT Hi-Y, Projection Crew, Varsity Basketball, Var- sity Football Varsity Track, Intramural Sports, Fr.-Soph. Track, Fr.-Soph. Basketball Always _ says-‘‘Rack, sam’, Can't get a- long-without women. HAINES, BETTY Transferred from Wood- tuff, Opinion, Musical Extravaganza, G.A.A., Girls’ Club Always Says-‘‘Egads’’; Enjoys-collecting old records. HAISLUP, MARILYN CREST © GA. As. Opin- ion, Cue Club, Jusendra, Spanish Club, Musical Extravaganza, Sr. Class Officer, Quill and Scroll Known for-her neat appearance; Wants to be-a commercial artist. HANEY, JACKIE CREST, -GAe Opin: ton, Page, Counselor’s Ass’t., Music Workshop, Jusendra, Science Club, Birench@ sGlube ma lath Club, Cue Club Known for - her care- free nature; Always- speaks her mind. HALE, MARILYN G.A.A., Cue Club, Mu- sic Workshop, Jusendra, Spanish Club, Ass’t. Activity manager Known for-being sen- sible; Wants to be-an airline hostess. HALLS JUNE CREST, G.ASA., Soctal Science Club, Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society, Music Workshop, Science Club, Jusendra, Spanish Club Always says-‘‘Honest- po, ly? ; Likely doctor. to be-a HAY, ROBERT Chess Club, Intramural Sports Crazy about - playing chess; Wonders why- “‘Woody-Wood-P ecker Song’? can’t always be popular. HEINTZMAN, CASSALYN G.A.A., ‘Sing For Your Supper’’ Remembered for - her sincere personality; Wanted- a_ maid like Cassie ( in the Sr. Class Play). 1. “ee ; : ig phim Gav AP. sag 4A i a ae HEITZMAN, WILLIAM Likes to-work with his hands; Admired for-his abili ty in me chanical lines. HEN RIGE BEY. Opinion, Cue Club, Jusendra, French Club, Geman Club Always says-‘Gad!’’; Crazy about-music of all kinds. HEREN, DELORES GeAvAla mn lating @ lub. Opinion Always says-‘‘Psaw’’; Wants to be-a_ book- keeper. HEROLD, JOANNE Spanish Club, G.A.A., Music Workshop, Ju- sendra, Cue Club, Mu- sical Extravaganza Jr. Nat’l. Honor So- ciety, Student Activity Mgr. Always says-‘‘For hea- ven’s sake’’; Likely to go into airline work. HERBERGER, KENNY Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Varsity Basketball Always says-‘‘Locker stuck and late for class’’ Likely to be-a ‘‘Fuller Brush Man.”’ HEE SLE EY, G.A.A., Girls’ Club Always says- ‘Oh, my achin’ back’; Wants to-teach Physical Edu- cation. HINDERT, JOHN Tennis, Intramural Basket- ball, Rifle Club Always says-“‘ls_ that right?”’; Likely to be- a certified public ac- countant. HOAGLAND, ROBERT to be-pinched; Wants to-get rich quick. HINKLE, BARBARA Transferred from Wood- ruff, Musical Extrava- ganza, Girls’ Club Always — says-““Good Heavens!”’; Life ambition-to swim across the Illinois River. HOAG, WILLIAM Cue Club, Latin Club, Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Golf Team, Swimming Team, Jusendra, Soph. ° Class Officer, Social Science Club, Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society, ‘ Barber- shoppers”? Loves to-swim; In- terested in-music. HOFFMAN, GORDON kK. Jr. Red Cross We enjoy-hearing his pleasant voice; Wants to be-an architectural engineer. HORN, BARBARA G.A.A., Latin Club, Cue Club, Music Workshop Always says-“‘l don’t know.’’; Wants to-write a book. mUBBEE, BETTYE Girls’ Club Always says-‘‘Boy, you aren’t kidding’? Likely to be-a beautician. ISAACS, DOROTHY G.A.A., Social Science Club, Jusendra, Spanish Club Sometimes we don’t know -she’s around because she’s so quiet; But we do know-that she’s real- ly nice. JACOBS JOSEPH CREST, Social Science Club, German Club Likes to-take pictures; Remembered for-always trying hard. JACOBSON, DIANNE GaneAve Cue ‘Club, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Opinion, Office Ass’t-, Social Science Club Always-doing things for others; Often seen-on her horse. J ACOIS.. SVALILNG GoAvAn Cue Glu.) ju- sendra, Spanish Club, Social Science Club Always says-‘What a mess!’; Bound to-go places. OBUS, JOHN Latin Club, Cue Club, Fr.-Soph. Track, Fr.- Soph. Football, Varsity Track, Varsity Foot- ball, Intramural Bas- ketball, Committee of Forty Wants to-do nothing; Remembered for-going to ‘Hell?’ ( in the Sr. Class Stunt). JEFFORD, EVELYN Girls’ Club Goes overboard-for out- boards; Wants to-found a home for stray dogs. JOHNSON, JIM Varsity Basketball, Fr.- Soph. Basketball, Var- sity Football Remembered as-a flashy guard; Always found- reading sports digests. JONES, DICK Intramural Sports, Social Science Club Always says - “Hi Sweets’’; Wants to-go to Alaska. JONES, PAULA GRE SiG AWAeemopan= tsi Guba Cues ©lubs Science Club, Latin Club, Social Science Club, Jusendra, Music Workshop, Quill and Scroll Always seen-madly dash- ing; Remembered for- her crazy conversation. JOOS, MARILYN Spanish Club, GRACE Girls’s Club Always says - ‘‘Drop dead”’; Wants to be-a veterinarian. KALFAMETROS, CEEO French Club, Girls’ Club Always says-‘‘Holy as Afraid to-put her head under water. KESSLING, HAROLD Fr.-Soph. Football, Var- sity Football, Varsity Track, Intramural Bas- ketball. K ALLEY, BEVERLY G.A.A., Cue Club, Girls’ Club Always says-‘‘Honest oe Beverly-i $ ‘ ; pe ; € E pe Has-no time for women; poe seen at e : . Wants-a business of his everly. vf oun. KISSINGER, MARY M. CREST, Latin Club, Cue Club, G.A.A., Opinion, De kecveslonen nin ‘ French Club, Jusendra, general; Wants to be-a 4 KENTZEL, WALTER — Fie nee See gy ates ' lways says- multi-millionaire. tt Jr. Red Cross | | é WONderful?”: Wants ee Always enjoys-eating 4 q be-a French interpreter. Wants to be a contractor. ‘ — KAMMERER, BILL KEAS, BILL Jusendra, Cue Stamp Club, Fr.-Soph. Track, Intramural Sports Always says-“‘Oh!”’; Destination-unknown. Club, ; KLAUS, CAROL 3 as Spanish Club, Cue Club, G.A.A., Activity Ticket Committee Dislikes-catty people; Wants to be-a secretary. KEHL, BOB Varsity Football, Var- ; KERR, DORIS sity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Committee of Forty, Social Council, Dean’s Ass’t. Tops-in every sport ; Remembered for-his bright and glowing blush. KENTZEL, SHIRLEY Girls’ Club Crazy about-archery; Wants to be-a clerk. Girl’s Club Crazy about-swimming; Always found-reading a book. KOETTER, MARJORIE CREST, Spanish Club, Cue Club, G.A.A.APro- jection Crew Crazy about-having fun; Likely to be-a model. KOETTER, ROGER Fr.-Soph. Baseball, Var- sity Baseball, Jusendra, Science Club, Social Science Club, Intramural Sports, Sr. Class Officer Always says-‘‘That’s a goody!”’; Known for-his slow grin. KOTTEMANN, GEORGE Science Club, Jusendra, Social Science Club, V. Pres. of Student Coun- cil, Dramatic Honor So- ciety, ‘‘'Tom Sawyer’’, Latin Club, ‘'Barber- shoppers”’ Always says-‘‘You can say that again!’’; In- variably-vice-president. KRAUS, BARB Page, Opinion, Cue Club, Jusendra, French Club Always says-‘‘Bud-dee!”’; Wants to-play chop- sticks in Carnegie Hall. LEPLEY, MOLLY MAE iat Glu. cue Elub: Jusendra, Music Work shop, Musical Extrava- ganza, Committee of Forty, Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society, ‘‘Sing For Your Supper’’ Remembered for-her composure; Wants to- teach; LEVINE, CLARICE G.A.A., French Club, Science Club Crazy about-sports; Always seen-at Art Mu- seums. LANKTON, GORDON Student Council, Jusen- dra, Opinion, Social Sci- ence Club, Swimming Team, Track Team, Cue Club, French Club Always-into everything; Remembered as-a suc- cess. LINE, DON Bowling, Intramural Sports Always care!”’; Would like-to be a car- penter. says-“‘l don’t LONSDALE, JOANNE GoAoile, Ibaisin (Clty. German Club, French Club, Counselor’s Ass’t. Always says-‘‘What’s this little ensemble?’’; We remember- that cute dimple in her chin. MACDONALD, JOYCE YomeensaaGirlszm Clubs Music Workshop Always heard-practicing on the organ; Does well -in art. LUCY, MARGARET G.A.A., Latin Club, French Club, Music Workshop, Jusendra, Sci- ence Club Always says-‘‘Oh heavens!’ Admired for-her classic beauty. LUTTICKEN, BETTY G.A.A., Opinion, Jusen- dra, Cue Club, Latin Club, Science Club, Social Club, Dean’s Ass’t., Page, Orthope- dic Ass’t Always says-“‘l’ve got news for you.”’; Likes- individuality. MANSFIELD, DARLENE CREST, G.ArA., lusen= dra, Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross Always says-‘‘Oh, Goodie Remembered gum drops:”’; for-managing the CREST. MARCUS, DONNA CREST, G:AcA.) Opin- ion, Spanish Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, ‘‘Tom Sawyer’’, Page Hobby-being lazy; Re- membered for-her unique personality. 33 5 MARICLE, J AMES Cue Club, Science Club, German Club Known for-his piano genius; Always seen- driving like ‘‘mad.”’ MARKS, BETTY Spanish Club, Musical Extravaganza, Girls’ Club Always says- ‘You know I dol’; Remembered for rher curly black hair. MCDOWELL, VIOLA Girl’s Club, Counselor’s Ass’t. Remembered for-her quiet @ diligence; Likely to be- private secretary. MCINTOSH, JEANNE CREST, Quill and Scroll, Latin Club, Jusendra, Jr. National Honor So- ciety, Social Science Club, Music Workshop Loves to-cut hair; Re- membered for-her ath- letic eyebrows. MAYNE, MARY ANN CREST, G.A.A., Dean’s Ass’t., Cue Club Ju- sendra, Latin Club, Opinion, Social Science, Club, French Club Always says-“‘That’s super, plus!’; Known for-her vivacious per- sonality. MCMURRAY, LOUIS Stage-crew, Varsity Track, Latin Club, Ju- sendra, Intramural Sports Always says- ‘Oh fudge!”’; Remembered for-vim, vigor, and vitality at games. MEHLENBECK, SUZANNE Cue Club, Latin Club, Jusendra, Musical Ex- travaganza, Social Sci - ence Club, Page, Opin- ion, Counselor’s Ass’t. Invariably seen-feeding her horses;. We won- der-how she gets her car so full of kids. MCWILLIAMS, DON Varsity Football, Var- sity Baseball, Fr.-Soph. Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Varsity Basketball Remembered for - his witty comebacks; Wants to-be a carpenter. MEAD, JANE Cue Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Jusendra, Mus- ; ical Extravaganza Always says-‘‘Well, what of it?’’; Always found-out at Hunt’s. MEINEN, MARJORIE Latin Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Opinion Musical Extravaganza, Social Science Club , “Sing For Your Sup- pete ] Always says-’’I did so’’; Wants to-master speech and dramatics. MELZER, MARIE Cue Club, Opinion, G.A.A., Jusendra, So- cial Science Club, “Sing For Your Sup- per’, Science Club, Musical Extravaganza, Art Club Always says -‘Who’s getting the car to- night?”’; Known for-sav- ing people (at the Glen Oak Pool). METZGER, JAY Always seen-with his eye to a camera; Like- ly to be-a Time Study Expert. MICHAEL, GAIL G.A.A., Music Work- shop, French Club, Latin Club, Musical Extravaganza, Jusendra, Cue Club, Opinion, Of- fice Ass’t. islikes-insincerity; ikely to-join the ‘‘Met.”’ MILLER, SHIRLEY JEAN Gue @lub see GaAwAe Latin Club, Spanish Club, Musical Extrav- aganza; Jusendra Always says - Cow!”’: a nurse, “Holy Likely to-be MILLER, WILLIAM Varsity Basketball, Var- sity Baseball, Varsity Football In spring-his fancy turns to baseball; Always seen -quenching his thirst. MILLIGAN, DON Varsity Football, Var- sity Track, Fr.-Soph Football, Spanish Club, Intramural Sports, So- ‘ cial Science Club Pet peeve-teachers; We like - his nickname ““Humphrey’’. MILLER, JANET G.A.A., Committee of Forty, Latin Club, French Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, Opinion, Mu- sical Extravaganza Known for-her smooth clothes; Always seen- at a swimming pool. ! Hy MONTOOTH, ALTHEA GoAT Aye Latins Club. Activity Committee, Ju- sendra, Music Work- shop, Musical Extrav- aganza Always seen - behind “‘bars”’; Admired for- her “‘work-out’’ at the stadium. MOELLER, JAMES Chess Club, Science Club, Latin Club, Pro- iection Crew Admired for - mixing brains with humor; Wants to-be a scientist. MOLCHAN, RICHARD Tennis Team, Fr.-Soph. Baseball, Intramural Sports, Projection Crew, Latin Glib. Hi=yi Always has-a crew cut; Likely to-return to the North Woods. MOROTTI, DEVO Latin Club, Intramural Basketball, Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Intramural Football, Hi-Y, Pro- jection Crew Appreciated for-his good humored courtesy; Likes -tennis. MURINE Rese Aa SNe GES pee leatinmen Clubs German Club, Music Workshop, Cue Club, Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Jusen- dra, Opinion, Pres. of Student Council, G.A.A., Orthopedic Ass’t. Admired for-her pretty red hair; Remembered for-being an exceptional president. 35 MURRAY, KENNETH Rifle Club Always says-‘‘Scram’’; Loves-to have lots of spare time. MUSSON, MARY From Chicago-Jusen- dra, Opinion, ‘‘Sing For your Supper’’, Girls’ Club Known for-her original ideas; We know-she’ll go far. NEFF, NORMA JEAN Latin Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, Music Work- shop, Musical Extrav- aganza, ‘Sing For Your Supper”’ Remembered for-her dry humor; Dislikes-people who have no manners. NELSON, ROBERT Page, Intramural Sports We like-his quiet friend- liness; Hopes-to some day have a Cadillac con- vertable. 36 NANGLE, BILL Cue Club, Jusendra, Latin Club, Chess Club, Social Science Club, Projection Crew Always-organizing some- thing; Remembered for- his “‘different’’ ideas. NEUMILLER, RICHARD CREST, Opinion, Ter nis Team, Jusendra,‘ Tom Sawyer’’, Latin Club, Science Club, Stamp Club, Cue Club Remembered for-his civ- ic mindedness; Can be found-editing. Cr NULLMEYER, BARBARA GrAvAte Gitls7 Glu Always says-‘‘Oh corn’’; Wants to-makea million. OAKFORD, ART Tennis Team, Jusendra, French Club, Science Club, Stamp Club, Pro- jection Crew, Student Council, ‘ Tom Sawyer’’, Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society, Social Scence Club Distinctive because-he’s one of the few red-headed senior boys; Always- active in everything. OHLSON, ROBERT Jr. RedCross, Latin Club, Bowling, Intra- |} mural Sports It?s obvious-that he is brilliant; Wants to-be a lawyer. PANOS, PATRICA G.A.A., Gie Club, Girls’ Club She-is one of the few who can wear bangs well; Dislikes-loud people. PARKER, DAVID Varsity Football, Cue Club, Jusendra, ‘‘Tom Saywer’’, Science Club, latin Club, Musical Ex- travaganza, Opinion, Jr. Red Cross, Dramatic Honor Society Always says-“‘Keep try- ing’; Likely to-leave the world better than he found it. PARKER, LESTER Likes-raising canaries; Known for-his quiet, pleasing ways. PETTIT, ALLARD Doesn’t — like-sarcastic remarks; Likely to be- a famous physican. PLUMER, BEVERLY German Club, Jr. Red erocsye Gue Club, .Girls” Club We wonder-why she’s so reserved; Life am- bition-make a ‘‘round- the-world’’ cruise. POOL, MARGARET GRESiIe Latin Club, Golo. Cue Clholy, Sei. ence Club, French Club Jusendra, ‘'Tom Saw- yer’, Music Workshop, Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society, Social Science Club, Quill and Scroll Talented-in making her- self useful; well. Can-draw PORTER, WILLIAM German Club Is-very artistic; We like -his universal friendli- ness. POTTS, NOBLE Fr.-Soph. Track, mural Sports Intra- Always seen-in his old standby - ‘Chevy’’; We wish-he would let us know him better. PROCTER, HAROLD Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Track Mgr., Varsity Basketball Always says-“‘I’m hard on a guy like that.’’; Likely to-be a_ leader of a popular swing band. PROCTER, HARRY Swing Band, Basketball, Track Mgr. Always says-‘‘l’m hard on a clown like you.’’; Likely to-be a leader of a popular swing band. Fr.-Soph. REED, WILLIAM Intramural Sports, Soph. Track, Music Work- shop, Jusendra, Musical Extravaganza, Art Club We know-why he doesn’t with short remembered- tke girls hair; We his droll wit. i PULLEN, PATRICA Spanish Club, G.A.A., Music Workshop, Jusen- dra, Cue Club, Ass’t. Activity Manager Likes to-collect any- thing; Wants to be-an airline hostess. RAMEY, VALERIE CREST, Quill and Scroll, Cue Club, Jusendra, Science Club, Social serence Club; -G.A.Ag Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society, Latin Club, Stamp Club We wonder-why she al- ways cries when she laughs; We remember- her adorable baby hair cut. REIMAN, WILMA Music Workshop, Spanish Club, Cue Club, Jusendra GryAGA., Opinion, Social Science Club, Musical Extravaganza, Art Club Can be heard-always playing the piano; Re- membered as-a_ lovely model. RICE, ESTHER From Kankakee Girls’ Club We like-her cute blue glasses; We hope-she likes Central as well as we do. 37 RINGEL, ROBERT From Woodruff Likes-any kind of any- thing; We wish-we kneu him better. RITSON, VIRGINIA Cue Club, Jusendra, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Social Science Club, ‘Sing For Your Supper’’, Art Club Known for-her art work; RODEMS, NORMA GeAsAcs ating Glubss@ue Always good humored Club, Public Relations and smiling. Board, Spanish Club, Social Science Club, Jusendra, Dean’s Ass’t, Counselor’s Ass’t., Opin- ion, Quill and Scroll, Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society Always says - ‘More ??: Remembered for fun!”’; -open-mindedness and straight forward sincer- ity. RITZKE, WALTRAUD Social Science Club, Music Workshop Known for-her except- ional beauty; we'd like to-see her ballet dance. ROBERTS, JERRY Intramural Sports, Club, Jusendra Can always be found- playing snooker; Will not-be satisfied with only one million dollars. Latin ROBERTSON, WILLIAM Varsity Baseball, Var- sity Football, Varsity Basketball, Fr.-Soph Football, Fr.-Soph. Bas- ketball, Committee of Forty, Jr. Class Officer, Student Council Corky is always-unpre- dictable in his actions; Indispensable-to the Foot- ball Team. 38 ROSENBERG, EVELYN Spanish Club, Cue Club, travaganza Loves to-collect menus; W e’ve never seen-a frown on her face. ROWLAND, GLORIA Opinion, Latin Club, French Club, G-.AAm Projection Crew, sical Extravaganza, Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society Babbles away-in French; Would like-a hot fudge sundae everyday. SAAD, EMILY Cue Club, Jusendra, G.A.A., Spanish Club We wonder-where she gets all her pep; Wants to-tour Europe. SAFFORD, CAROL CREST, Opinion, G.A.A., Cue Latin Club, Jusendra, Club, Spanish Clubs Sire RedieGrosss Quill and = Scroll, Mu- sical Extravaganza, Stu- dent Council Always-willing to do her share; Loves-to tease anyone and every- one. SUPE LOM Da. Varsity Track Remembered _for-always being up in the air (in track); Pet peeve- women who are forever primping. SAURS, RALPH solf Team, Jusendra, stage Crew, Intramural sports, Cue Club, Pro- ection Crew, Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross . lluays seen-‘‘flying”’ round; Wants to-be an irline pilot. SCHAENZER, NANCY Sane Aegw eel rench) ‘Club, Spanish ub, Social Science Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, Opinion, ‘Honor Society, Music Workshop Loves-seeing a _ good movie; We hope-she succeeds in climbing Matterhorn. SCHOENHEIDER, DON Fr.- Soph. Footbali, Var- sity Football, Jr. Red Cross, Page, Dean’s Ass’t., Intramural Sports Crazy about-jazz; Like-'- ly to-be a pilot. SCHWARTING, MARISE Cue Club, Jusendra Remembered_for-her silly remarks; et peeve- people. Dean’s Ass’t., Jr. Nat'l. @ G.A.A., @ SCHAUMBURG, PATRICIA GAvko, Semis Cho, Page, Ovusee ASSt. licket = Committee; jr: Nat’L Honor Society Always wanted - many friends and certainiy has them; Life ambition -to get married to --. SMITH, BARBARA GaATAs, latin Club, sSo- cial Science Club, ‘'Sing For Your Supper’’ Always says-‘‘l guess I snapped your cap”’’, We like-the cute little accent she uses when she tells a joke. SMITH, BETTY ANN GaAs Girls’ Club, ‘Sing For Your Supper’’ We wonder-if she stays up at night thinking up her witty remarks; Made-a perfect ‘‘Pinky.” SCHWARTZ, ELAINE Opinion, G.A.A., Jusen- dra, Social Science Club, Quill and Scroll, Science Club, ‘‘Tom Sawyer’, Spanish Club Likely to - be a per- sonnel worker. SMITH, KAREN CREST, Quill and Scroll Latin Club, Cue Club, Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society, Jusendra, Social Science Club eG Aaa ea Oirice IAS Sistas Page, Music Work shop Loves to-have hysterics over her own jokes- We’ve never-seen her Seat when she wasn’t busy. SCHEMAS, BETTE GRESI 9G.A,A., Jusen- we dra, Cue Club, Spanish SMITH, SHIRLEY Club, Opinion, Jr. Red CREST, Quill and Scroll, Cross, Musical Extrava- Cue Club, Jusendra, Soph. ganza Class Officer, Musical One of the few-who has Extravaganza, Student a mind of her own; On- Council, G.a.a., Opin- ly ambition is-to get ion, Variety Show, Music married. Workshop Admired for-her big ex- pressive brown eyes; Known by-(and liked by) fe all, f SMITH, TONY Fr.-Soph. Football, Var- sity Football, Varsity Track ws eatin Club; s@ue Club Always says-‘‘Allo’’; Known for-his smooth oa line. — 39 SNYDER, DON CREST, Quill and Scroll, Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society, Stamp Club, Dean’s Ass’t., Jusendra, Spanish Club, Projection Crew, Social Science Club, Jr. Red Cross, Music Workshop, Barber- shoppers Obviously-active in all activities; When he’s around-there’s never a dull moment. SOMMERS, DOROTHY Latin Club, Music Work-- shop, G.A.A. Loves-choral music; We like-her sunny disposition. SP AIN, RUTH French Club, Cue Club, Social Science Club, GeAeAr We like-her cute, auburn bob; We think-she’s quiet and friendly. SPEARS, SHERMAN Fr.-Soph Football, Var- sity Football, French Club, Track, Baseball Mer., Stage Crew Loves-to sing all the men’s parts in Choir; Wants to be-an aeron- autical engineer. SOURS, LOUISE Latin Club, Social Sci- ence Club, Music Work- SHOP a Gan Ae Cuem @liubs Musical Extravaganza, Jusendra Usually says-‘‘durn’’; Seems to like-collect- ing orchestra pencils. SPIDLE, MARILEE Spanish Club, G.A.A., Projection Crew Always seen-in the dark (with a_ projection); Wants to-settle down and have a home and family. SPORE, MARNA G.A.A., Girls’ Club Wants to be-a secretary; We wonder-why two who are so alike are so dif- ferent. SPORE, NORMA GrASA. Girl seGlub Doesn’t like-to be called “‘Red’’; We wonder-why two who are so alike are so different. STEIN, DELORES Cue Club, GA TAS French Club, Music Work-' shop, Jusendra Always-has a wonderful time; We would-like to see her name in Broad- way lights. STEVENS DEVORES Cue Club, J usendra; Girls’ Club Loves-all kinds of mu- sic; Wants to be-a so- ctal worker. s ia STEVENS, ROGER Fr.Soph. Football Var- sity Football, Cue Club, Jr. and Sr. Class Off ficer, Fr.-Soph. Base- ball, Varsity Baseball, Latin Club, Intramural Sports Remembered for-his fine job as Junior and Senior Class President; Known as-‘‘a great big bruiser, husky and tall’’. STEVENSON, LARRY Latin Club, Intramural Sports, Varsity. Track, | Swimming Team, Hi-Y Always in-deep water; We think-he’ll succeed in something important STOECKER, CHARLES Usually seen-tilting a pinball machine; Man- ages-to come out on top in all his school work. STREHLOW, ROBERT Swimming Team, Cue Club, Latin Club, Jr. Red Cross, Student Council, Science Club, Intramural Sports We think-he’s a_ gay “‘devil’’?; We wonder if he bleaches that beau- tiful blond hair. SWEDELL, ESTHER CREST French ‘Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, Mu sic Workshop, G.A.A., Jr. Nat’l. Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Art Club We wonder-why — she never cuts her beautiful long hair; Isn’t it-un- usual for father and daughter to go to school together? SWEETY, WILLIAM From Washington, Illinois Loves-any sport you could name; We’re glad -to have had such a swell fellow with us this year. TALBOTT, JOANNE CREST, Cue Club, Latin Club, French Club, Jusendra, G.A.A., So- cial Science Club, Opin- ion, Office Ass’t., Onill and Scroll g We wish-more people had her good sense and good humor; Re- membered for-her bright eyes. TAUSIG, HANS Science Club, Social Science Club, Fr.-Soph. Track, Latin Club, Ger- man Club, Jr. Red Cross, String Quartet, “Sing For Your Sup- ete Loves to-‘‘fiddle’’ a- round; Remembered as -one of those outstand- ing individualists. é ‘ SZOLD, BARBARA CRESW, (Gollel a- Club, Cheerleader Dislikes-self-centered people; Asks only-to be happy and success- ful. Latin TAYLOR, LINDA Cue Club, Jusendra, “Tom Sawyer’, Latin STUERMER, FAYE Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girls’ Club Social Science Club, reed uGross, She is always-ready to help someone; Wants to be-a personnel man- ager. Loves-baseball; — Life ambition-to be a mission- ary. Page SZOLD, MARILYN CREST, Spanish Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, Committee of Forty, Latin Club, Opinion, Dean’s Asstt. Jr Nat’l. Honor Society We admire-her naturally curly hair; Always found-in the middle of all excitement. TEMPLIN, PAUL Projection Crew Brilliant in-mathematics We know-he’ll make a fine engineer with all his talent. THOMAS, MARTHA CREST, “Latin” (Club, Cues Glib, sGeAuAe Music Workshop, Ju- sendra, Social Sci- ence Club, Opin- ion, Jr. Nat’l Honor Society, Science Club, “Tom Sawyer’’, Quill and Scroll We wonder-why she never hears the beginning of a conversation; Few peo- ple-are so sincere and good-natured. 41 THOMPSON, TOM Intramural Sports, Span- ish Club We wonder-where he picks up those corny jokes; Looking for-a fellow with vim and vigor? Look for Tom! TINTHOFF, MARYJO Committee of Forty, Student Council, Girls’, Club Board, Soph Class Officer, Jusendra, Cub; Club, Latin Club, Span- ish Club, Glhimloy, [EpINefalon Waraitetay Show No one-can resist her infectious laugh; Known as-the busiest gal at AleSy TORGERSON, PHYLLIS Cue Club, Jusendra, G.A.A., ‘Sing For Your Supper’’, Musical Ex- travaganza We've never seen-such beautiful blond hair; We think-she’ll make a wonderful model. TRAGER, TOM CREST, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Track, Science Club, Fr. and jr. fiass Officer, Quill and Scroll, Jr. Red Cross, Cue Club, Spanish Club, Dean’s Aise'tee|t.1. Nat'l, Ho-: nor Society, Intramural Sports How-can one boy be so good in so many things. Science. TITUS, RALPH Dean’s Ass’t., Musical Extravaganza Likes-all sports; Wants to be- an orchestra con- ductor. TURNER, BEATRICE G.A.A., Majorette Remembered as-very tiny and cute; Wants to be-a professional baton twirler. s VALE NEEINE Ss Pads Spanish Club, Fr.-Soph. Football, Cue Club, Varsity Baseball, Intra- mural Bowling Remembered as-one of those easy-going yet capable people that everyone likes; Wants to have-a good life. VAUGHAN, LORETTA Girls’ Club Enjoys-the simple things in life; Wants to be-a private secretary. VAUGHN, DICK Opinion, Page, Fr.-Soph. Track, Intramural Sports Crazy about-all sports; Wants to be-a journalist. WATKINS, NORMA G.A.A., Activity Com- mittee, cue Club, Spanish Club, Musical Extravaganza, Jusendra We wonder-how such a li?l gal can be so full of pep and fun; Life am- bition-to find the blue- bird of happiness. WEAST, EILLEEN CREST GAGA a )|usen dra, Cheerleader, Latin Club, Music Workshop A girl-with a personality as sweet as her voice; Sweet and impartial-to all. WEEKS, BILL Varsity Baseball, Var- sity Basketball, Fr.- Soph. Basketball Would make-a wonderful cheerleader because he’s so limber; Likely to- play professional base- ball. WEILER, GERALD He says-he likes ‘“‘Long -hair’’ music; We can’t believe-he’d rather work than any- thing else! WEINK AUF, JAMES Fr.-Soph. Football, In- tramural Basketball Likes to do-all the things all other fellows do; Known as-the jerk at Smith’s drugstore. WHEELER, SHIRLEY Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Girls’ Club Can’t stand-snobbish people; Likely to be- a fine pianist. WHITE, MARY From Moline Girl’s Club Likes-meeting different kinds of people; Wants to-travel far and wide someday. WEINSTEIN, DICK Intramural Sports, Ju- sendra, Cne Chub, “Tom Sawyer’’, Fr.- Soph. Football, Golf Team, Barber-shoppers, Dean’s Ass’t., Spanish Club, Cross Country “Team, Musicaf Extrav- aganza We think-he has, the most amazing personal- ity; We wonder what he will think up next. WHITEHURST, BILL Fr.-Soph. Football, Var- sity Football, Fr.-Soph. Baseball, Chess Club, Dean’s Ass’t., Intra- mural Sports Would like to-run the table at ‘‘Sam’s.’’ Does well-in anything per- taining to math. WHITESIDE, EDWARD We like-his rugged good looks; Will make-a fine electrical engineer. WILLIAMS, ROBERT Spanish Club, Intramural Track, Musical Extrav- aganza Loves to-talk with in- telligent conversation- alists; We _ think-he’s an outstanding person WICKER, GEORGE Enjoys-roller-skating; Crazy about- watches and watch making. WILLIAMS, JOHN German Club, Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Fr.-Soph. Football, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Track Will be-the last to let his friends down; Known as-“‘Bring ’em back a- live Williams’’. WILSON, HILDA CREST, Opinion, ots: Nat’l. Honor Society, Latin Club, Jr. Red Cross, Music Work- shop, Dean's. Asst. G.A.A., Erench Club, Art Club, Quill and Scroll Always-busy and en- joying every minute of it; We’re crazy about- the portraits she paints. WINTER, LYDIA Remembered for-her won- derful friendliness; Ad- mired for-her thirst for education. WALLER, BOB Cue Club, Latin Club, Jusendra, Science Club, Intra-mural Bowling, Intra-mural Basketball, Stamp Club We like-his sideburns and curly hair; Would be-wonderful in radio WOLFE, JEANENE Cue Club, Jusendra, Latin Club, French GlubaeGuae Ace |itamned Grosse Opinions) rs Nat’l. Honor Society Counselor’s INSISUtele Variety Show Crazy about-making up WOLSCHLAG, JOE Latin Club, Stage Crew, Social Science Club, Jusendra Never runs out of-ways to tease people; We al- ways see him-running around in a little white sult. WOMBACHER, JOANNE G.A.A., Girls’ Club Likes-the art of home- making; Wants to-get married. chorus lines for assem- blies and stunts; Has- more energy than any- one else at P.H.S. with his deep voice. YOUNGMAN, DAVID ZIEGLER, DONNA Spanish Club, Intra- Spanish Club, Cue pete 5 mural Sports Club, G.A.A., Jusen- ee Pace oer ae Remembered for-all the dra, Social Science Club Football’ and Baskedall ee See junk he carries in his Where-did she get that H-Y Club, Opinion, st Se pockets; Loves-to go cute dimple in her Chess Club, Stamp Club, See riding. chin?; Hobby-horses. Spanish Club = as SSS Pet peeve-poor — sport- = |) Be f = manship; Goes in for 4 Y SS ee ae -hunting and _ fishing ; ———= ee r ie more of the same. Zz Jn Hemoriam —=— Dolores Jean Lee =— _.. Filarch 15, 1929 - flap 1, 1948 WRIGLEY, WILLIAM Varsity Football, Var- PWaA —=—“And Her Immortal Part With Angels Lives” sae ey = 3 3 , aN ZIPPRICH, WILLIAM — Enjoys-studying Indian =lore; Wants to be-a dairy 2 farmer. Che Tempest Hf, burdened by too great activity, Ht seems a berp busp life pou’bve led, Bo not despair; The Tempest wanes Juntor Class Officers Bill Critchlow Vice-President Jack Wilkins President Marilyn Wilson Secretary Bill Mitchener Treasurer REEDS oe 4 45 Adams, Brook ee er om: r ——y Nome Adkins, Chuck . f x Anderson, Don Anderson, Pat Andres, Audrey Archdale, Pierce Bedford, Geraldine Baker, Joann Bell, Arlene Barkey, Beverley Bibo, Gerald Bayles, Jeanne Birkett, Warren Blender, Marianne Bloom, Norma Boone, Deon Bornholdt, Don Brauer, Joan Brenenstall, Phyllis Buck, Bill € | 2 a ( X ad |i . : 7 a Britt, Myra Buchbinder, Mandel Burke, Richard ry a. Bryant, Larry Buenneke, Bob fn : 4 Bucher, Bob Burnham, Bill Burr, Harold Burrell, Peggy Caldwell, Ann Camp, Bill Carlson, Toby Castle, Joanne Clark, Tom Coburn, Herb Cohen, Steve Cook, Donna 47 Cover, Ann Corey, Jeanne Critchlow, Bill Corwin, Ray Cruse, Mabel Cottingham, Ray Daily, Eileen Couden, Jerry Davis, Deane Denton, JoAnn Davis, Dorothy Deobald, John Davis, Helen Derges, Tilley DeLavallade, DeWeerth, Al Marcella Demmin, Florence = ‘of i NA 4 ‘ Dietz, Johnny ad Dobbins, Jack Faye, Harry Gardner, Don Green, Knute Dreher, Dorothy Fish, Marilyn Garren, Jean Gregory, Alice DuBois, Jeanie Flaglore, Jane Gilbert, Ketra Griffith, Beverly Eaves, Charlotte Ford, Virginia Gire, Madeleine Gruebmeyer, Janet Emory, Shirley Frye, Charlotte Gorman, Mary Gummerson, Beverly 49 Gunn, Donna r Gunther, Lois Hanson, Betty = = a cal Harker, Ruth € Haverton, Helen Hazelrigg, Barbara Hepfer, LaVonne Heller, Dodie Herrmann, Joan Hohulin, Richard Houghton, Karen Howard, Taylor Huber, Jackie Hull, Barbara ) i ei , Hurd, Royal Isaacs, Betty Jewell, Dick Johnson, Clarendon Johnson, Mary L | ak Johnson, Wilbur Juerjens, Fritz Kahn, Sonya Keams, Colleen Kehl, Eddy Kelly, Pat Koch, Steve LaRowe, Margaret Keys, Paul Koch, Verne Lee, Robert Kieser, Dee Kranz, Norma Levine, Mary Ellen : Kinzie, Connie Kronquist, Jim Lindemann, Bob C. Kitchell, Dede Lange, Burton Linden, Melvin 51 Lipkin, Bill Luthy, Ferd ha} N Lipps, Bob Lytle, Barbara M artin, Edythe Livingston, Betty Loewenstein, Elaine Martin, Isabella Luchsinger, Mary Mason, Gwen McCool, Nancy McDuff, Judy McGrew, Jim McIntire, Jack McKinney, Johanne Means, Bill Meidin ger, Marilyn Melzer, Joie Merkle, Mitzi Merrick, Betty Meyer, Robert Muzzy, Jerry. Owens, Marcella ot, me fot — yd Middendorf, Mary Ann Minor, Gill Neely, Donna Parrish, Dick a Miller, Howard Mitchener, Bill Ee ? Patton, Dean J y Miller, Marty Moberly, Harold Neumiller, Marty Peard, Marilyn Miller, Pat Murphy, Don Noppenberger, Nancy Pettit, Dick 53 54 Potter, Kim Potter, Sally Potts, Bonnie Powers, Jerome ms “or rere 7 Reichert, Ralph AD), “a y ‘4 Reichert, Walter Rittmiller, Mary Rosenfeld, Judy Ross, Bennie Earl t lee e | =% Ross, Don Russe ff, Phy] Saltz, Elaine Salzenstein, Chuck Sandy, Marilyn Saurs, Beverly Schmidt, Virginia Schneblin, Dodie Schneblin, Sherry Schneider, Coroline Schumacher, Kenneth fe SS Pe Schwab, Judith Sever, Lora Smith, Pete Stevenson, David Scott, Ray Shively, Dave Sommer, Jay Stidham, Phyllis Secretan, Bob Smith, Dee Spears, Milton Stoecker, Mildred Secretan, John Smith, Marilyn Stanslow, Pete Stoll, JoAnne Seiler, Claire Smith, Mary Ellen Stees, Art Stratman, John 55 eae SY $e) a ‘ LSP eS NX af - Strickle, Sally Teasdale, Delores Van Gundy, Joyce Wallace, Dolores CU pz| a (MS . AK “se 5 if Thurman, Jack Van Osdol, Jim Walter, Sarge Sutton, Gene Trebesch, Opal Vierling, Jim Warren, Dick = fash Bae OS Aan ri Waters, Dale Sweborg, Bonnie Tyrrell, Charles Voris, Roberta Fie ete, ‘nd j = i ri AY Szidon, Don Van De Veer, Joan Wagner, Mary Lou Watkins, Betty 56 Watkins, Jerry Watson, Jim Webb, Wayne Welch, Burton Werner, Neal Wolfe, Roger Wilkins, Jack y Wilson, Marilyn Wilson, Norma Wolf, Richard Whitaker, Bill Wombacher, Lila Woodall, Wayne Wright, Alvin Zeigler, Caroline Zinser, Jackie Zipprich, Ben Priscilla Lord, Miss Matson, Nancy Baird, Special Classes A room equiped with books in special type; Typewriters bearing big black letters right; Recording machine-all of these designed To help the students who are hard of sight. Clara Palanza, Delores Wallace, Gerald Chambers, Verne Koch, Delores” Crutzeburg, Leslie Elam, Stevens, Everett. McCormick Some others find it hard to go from class To class. For these, another special place, With all facilities, is well prepared To help them progress at a measured pace. Delores ROW 1 - Virginia Kahn, Doris Navarro, Norma Jean Hill, Virginia Jordon ROW 2 - Paul Templin, Miss Iler, Frank Johnson, Marilyn Green, Allard Pettitt Much Ado About Nothing With trying out for this, and sampling that, Sometimes it seems pou’re making Much Ado About Nothing; it reallp isn’t go Dou’re onlp doing what appeals to pou. Ais ry (a Tied é Pal) ee fl | aes Aa | ] | PANERAI : PA AN NALA | ri Pa Leap a alt PANY a RN a. Ly 8 | i i h IM} t Mi ‘i | Wid Sophomore Class Officers Eileen Jacobson Secretary Don Duke President Mary Gregg Vice-President Shirley E. Hunt Treasurer 59 Abel, Don Ackerman, Lynette Anderson, Albert Amholt, Marcia Barabe, Jo Beam, Tom Bear, Vera Beghtol, Bette 4 Beyer, Jeanne Birdzell, Tom Blackwell, Loretta Bodine, Bob Bolden, Chuck i Borden, Ed Brunswick, Carol Burr, Arthur Carney, Deedie Carter, Jackie Carter, Laird Chenelier, Donna k Clements, Delores Cohen, Ted Comer, Howard Cooling, Betty Comish, Herman Davidson, Chuck Davis, Ruth Dawson, Ginny Dace, Helen Dayhuff, Ila Dague, Robert Davey, Gene DeVoss, Carl Dickerson, Gordon ail Diven, Joan Domnitz, Dave Doss, Doris Duke, Don Dunham, Bonnie Fallerius, Carol Edwards, Chuck Fischer, Allan Elam, Leslie Fishbum, Ruth Ellis, Lois Fisher, June Endres, Margaret Fleming, Ted Fosco, Dick Glass, Diane Glendy, Carol Goodwin, Dave Gottwald, David Grant, Lawrence Green, Carolyn Greene, Kenneth ° = ae A Gustafson, Jean Hartsock, Ralph Henebry, Betty Hinnen, Ann Haas, Emily Hatfield, Bob Herold, Frank Hitchcock, Paula f —@ f Hagen, Shirley Havera, Jim Hester, Don Hodge, Jackie is Aste =m Haines, Norris Hawkins, Bob Hevermann, Dick Hoffman, Mary Jane Haley, Earl Hawkins, Margaret Hohulin, Fred Harris, Jerry Heintzman, Helene Hillyer, Shirley Hokin, Joyce 63 Hoklas, Burdell Holderman, Janet Hunt, Shirley Jackson, Bill Kammerer, Carol Keefer, Jan Keegan, Pat Keene, Walter Keller, Jean -_ Te Om — — br Kelly, Audrey Kells, Bob Kellstedt, Bud Kent, Gretchen Kerswill, Virginia Keyser, Ronnie Boras | Kramer, Barbara Krumpe, Car] Kuntz, Richard Landon, George Langford, Barb Lizer, Irving Malone, Joann Marshall, Georgia Laughlin, Sharon Lockwood, Betty Lou Mann, Clifford Legg, Ethel Lord, Priscilla Mariatt, Doris Mayo, Rosanne Lowery, Sally Marks, Harry McAdoo, Susie Lewis, David Luecht, Junior Marks, Joe McClintock, Mary Jo Lewis, Eugene Mackemer, Sherrill Marler, Suzanne McElroy, Sharon 65 Merritt, Margaret Meyer, Ronnie Michels, Carol Micono, Pauline Miller, David Mills, Fred Minder, Dick Moore, ‘l’om he Mordue, Jerry Nugent, Lee a a. , ad sewn ‘ al : r| ‘ Nullmeyer, Shirley ‘ tee ¥ omer. mma 5 O’Day, Bill O’Neal, Inel Palanza, Clara y Palmatier, Barbara Patterson, Koger Patterson, Willard A Paine, George Pattison, John Polich, Alvin Porter, Betty Pratt, Bob Raber, Kathleen Rader, Shirley Rice, Philip Richey, Jim Robertson, Gerald Semelroth, Melba Schneblin, Gloria Shepherd, Charles Shield, Joan Schoenbein, Ernest Scott, Carol Shroyer, John Seitzberg, Don Silberstein, Joan 68 Steimle, Pat Smiley, Kathleen Smith, Cordena Snyder, Carol Sommer, Dean Stevenson, Ralph Stobaugh, Don Tate, Phyllis Taylor, Bruce aw Thomas, Marilyn ee Fe Tindall, Gary Tinthoff, John Ti tus, Don VanDeVeer, Bob Waechter, Phyllis Wellington, Mary Tendering, Joanne Ter Veen, Bill Torris, Jean Tribler, Bili Willems, Gordon Williams, Johnny Williams, Ray Williamson, Tom Young, Barbara Withee, Janet Yeomans, Fay Youngman, Judith Zicaro, Joe Labor behind the scenes is needed, too; All work together - here are but a few: Custodians keep the halls and classrooms clean, Where-ever help is needed, they are seen: ROW 1 - Elbert Blackford, Joe Di Buono, Radi Russeff ROW 2 - Orville Kubaugh, William Mingus, Joke Uhl While every day, in kitchen spick and span, Our cooks make tempting food in pots and pan. ROW 1] - Dorothy Schneider, Mgr., Aldine Waibel, Loretta Boyle, Mildred Rogers, Mauan Baucom, Stella Koch, Laura Dale Williams, Anna Theiland, Elsie Hess, Lena Eherle, Anna Zielger, Majorie Caolkovitz And this group paints the rooms in brightest hue- Greens, blues, and yellows- now they look like new. ROW 1 - James Baer, Jr., William Beckman,-Philip Steele ROW 2 - John Keller, Paul Fige, Joseph Claybough, Dorsey Gire Thanks to you all; you all have done your best For P.H.S. We'll try to do the rest! 70 NNN The Comedy Of Errors When, in ignorance of traditions of pour school, A Comedy of Errors pou do play, Wo not become too sad; this pear will pass a Ie SS eT —— SF a A Y WS aS Nn mea “De ao SHreshman Class Officers Jay Graves Vice-President Bumell Ziegler President Geraldine Brown ‘Treasurer Ronald Schenk Secretary { Alexander, Collen Austin, James Beard, Ibervilam 4 x Alspecter, Donna Babcock, Chuck Beck, Lowell a, 4 Anderson, Barbara Balzer, Bill Behm, Jeanne Braswell, Genevieve Button, Gene ht 4 ee Fh. oer cteSs Poke Brot 4. - Oy cic SA joe Na re be SPS ae Pe i ‘S ¥r Anderson, Wayne Barton, Don Behrman, Bruce Brian, Don Case, Bob Pp i) = me g ' g a | Andes, Dan Batz, Don Biggs, Tom Case, Gerald a Armbruster, Mary Ann Baumgartner, Jim Binkel, Judith Bultemeier, Dave Clapper, Rich Ste 72 oe Mee Sam , ‘ — = —s ‘Meee -— us fee d | oa SSP . Pol aw. ne $ aw CJ . t x ' eY mm, fons - i z y } Rew Ye i ! ie wat Any Cohen, Gloria Carne, Sally Dees, Sara Ellen DuBois, Dewayne Fitch, Clyde i t Coker, Don Craggs, Mary Claire DeGaris, Sally Kmert, Bernice Flagg, Janice Coogan, Nancy Daily, Genevieve Delladonna, Raymond Denny, Evelyn Farwell, Chester ie ; { Davies, Jim Domnitz, Miriam Feger, Barbara Froning, Ann a Decker, Norma Douglas, Paul Fidler, Glenn Frye, Delores 73 74 —s | ol Gaskins, Ann Green, John Gunther, Richard Harsch, Sonia Hartwell, Shirley oo a e ) ew F ce A em Y Graves, Jay Griffin, June Hale, Roland Hawthorne, Robins Heitzman, Ronald i Grote, Gloria Hamilton, La Verne Hayes, Jacky Heuermann, Carol ap fee ai ae J Gregg, Tebby wi 4 “s Green, Jimmy Guenther, Frank Hanse, Jonny Heilborn, George Hill, Stanley Z ¥ , Klaus, Carmen Landwirth; Lynne a : Hoepfner, Pat Jones, Roy Hope, Mary Klepfer, Charlene Larence, Dick Houghton, Darrell Jameson, Kermit Kennedy, Jane Kroesen, Jerry LaRowe, Jackie Houk, Don Johnson, Rita Kidd, Ramona Lauderdale, Pat 7 jac : ha be sp we? b ie _ — a “08, REPORT 5. HEE | S sce deb: Jordon, Virginia Kirchner, John Kupfer, Bob Jones, Bill Kitchell, Jim Lancaster, Sandra Lewis, Pat 75 wae eK. Ly, -— yi Fe y ineticendh hist d Lewis, Richard Luthy, Charles Materelli, Nancy McClincock, Reed « A _. J ae es J ee , Ss iN A. f Ny pads eal IS 2 sa Lippmann, Walter Margetis, Pennie Materelli, Virginia McCormick, Everett Meier, Lorraine Marr, Barbara Oe. ee (ae) DG Locher, Janice Martin, John Mayne, Eleanor McCuskey, Milton Merritt, Diane sed P ) i N +18) BP, Eee eS) Ati nese = McCann, Gary McIntire, Bud Miller, Jerry = 3 4 | iti imilt@ a w j ; 2 . Louck, Shirley Martin, Tom McCarty, Bill McMorris, Marylin Moake, Richard 76 ) add Moffett, Gerry Oakford, Dick Perrine, Barbara Rasmussen, Frank y 36 Motteler, Jim Nauth, David Ober, Herman Peters, David Reck, Shirley Oechel, Frances Pettit, Dave Reichel, Donald Myers, Jack Nelson, Jim Pierce, Marilyn Reuling, Pete Rodems, Marilyn f et e Sed ti Neumiller, Mary Louise Norton, Harry Perkinson, Jeanne Powley, Pa t Rose, Melvin 77 W Schnedier Shawgo, Pat Smith, Janann Shirley Ann Saunders, Grace Schwyhart, Janet Smith, Ruth Saville, Jan Silverstein, Janet Steenrod, Dick Saxton, Joann Simpson, Jim Swedell, Anne Schlundt, Virginia Sellers, Harold Sitton, Marylin Stoecker, Sylvia Sweney, Jo-Ann f % , ii ba PES AGH ieee Pw “i “yy Ney, eee Witts fit Yies eon bee ees Visbin H8 8 iad Schneck, Ronnie Shadio, Joan at Smith, Dolores Seon Caihenie Talley, Ronald 78 ? i Ss NY eB xen ahinley Jean Wallace, Gordon () ye i Po ee AF sae MEY Walters, Kenneth Tomblin, Gale Watkins, Charlene Welsh, Lynn Wohl, Bob T. ick . is Ullman, Dick Webb, Jayne Williams, Joyce Zickgroff, Bill ‘a Vaughan, Dolores Weiner, Ellyn Wilmarth, Elery Zipprich, Dale 79 FQ Midsummer Night's Dream Midsummer Night's Dream, the thoughts of things which now Are happp memories. These pages tell The highlights of the swiftly-passing months @f Winter, Spring, or Fall, remembered twell. The Lions come to the rescue! Horace and Staccato do their famous soft-shoe routine. - Mary Ellen wins the semi-finals in the speech contest. The Social Science Club gets under way. The devilettes ‘‘Bar-B-Q’’ Springfield. Homecoming Brings out Central beauties. It looks like a touchdown. “ You’ll sign the contract, huh?” 81 Christmas is here at last. Students discuss their futures on College Day. Representatives from colleges talk to Central students. Margaret is crowned Queen of the Senior Hop. Boys in the vocational department build a house. Mr. Hunter congratulates Jim for his essay. 83 “A Central takes a trip to the Orient for her CREST. How to produce a CREST in ‘‘many hard lessons!”’ ra) ee v ’ CE yA KU AAR 4 a ee Jar yi vs Oy WAV Rl) ‘SU (4 my Oe 4 oon OT ale = psf Mie iy ' ue PBA T poo Lis LAN v o7 a rz — GE Fa nea aD ) “The hand that made pou fatr hath made pou good’ And capable in ebverp part pou plap — Queen of the @p-Hop, Music Workshop, Cue, er II Jusendra, German Club and Latin, too. sPatr ICla Hl ue er @pinion staff and Crest pou habe served well, While Quill and Scroll and other Honor clubs Have giben membership to pou. Jn short, Accomplishments for our book of Who's Who. But that’s not all. With sestful spirits gap And real enthustasm pou habe led @ur school one scene along tts pearlp wap, Better prepared for those tohich lie ahead. Pour talents equal anpthing we'be seen; We're proud and honored to salute our Queen! Student Council Officers Carol Safford Secretary Robert Strehlow Treasurer George Kottemann Vice-President Mary Wellington Corresponding Secretary Miss Ziegler and the Council members worked To make this year’s Homecoming be the best We’ve ever had. With bonfire, stunts, and Queen And game, and dance, this one topped all the rest. ROW 1 - Strehlow, B., Safford, C., Mueller, P., Wellington, M., Kottemann, G., Heller, D. ROW 2 - Jones, B., Gillespie, J., Armin, B., Koch, S., Hinnen, A., Miss Ziegler 86 ROW 3 - Lankton, G., Byala K., Robertson, C., Erkert, R., Kronquist, J., Johnson, C., Herold, F. e Tarzan saves the day for the Sophomores. The Goodess Suzy and her court reign over the Homecoming activities. Roger accepts the Stunt Trophy for the Senior Class. Patsy and George Take over. Jerry and Don join the March of Dimes. Student Council This busy group of students, each a leader Is chosen to guard the welfare of us all. With our co-operation they have striven To make this year the best we can recall. Keep the home-fires buming! The Christmas spirit fills our halls. Dr. Miercks Directs Our noted guest conductor, Dr. Diercks, Who’s now directing at Ohio State, (A former graduate of P.H.S.) His time and help we all appreciate. A widely-varied program was produced From gentle lullabies to songs for fun, And sacred numbers, beautifully sung; ‘The program was enjoyed by everyone. And at the end, the choral groups combined To sing majestically the ‘‘Battle Hymn.”’ It was a concert we’ll not soon forget; It satisfied our every music whim. Dr. Diercks comes to P.H.S. shite a A Cappella sings ‘Incline Thine Ear.”’ The Combined Choms sings ‘‘The Battle Hymn.”’ 89 GEORGE KOTTEMANN VALERIE RAMEY KAREN SMITH Honor Students NORMAN ARONOVSKY JEANNE ALLENBACH DONALD SNYDER LAWRENCE STEVENSON MARY MUSSON JOANNE HEROLD SUZANNE DeMOURE THOMAS TRAGER NANCY SCHAENZER GLORIA ROWLAND ae Senior National Honor Society HILDA WILSON Completed four good serviceable years Scholastic record high, plus leadership, Including character and service too, Leads to an S.N.H.S. membership. ROW 1: Tinthoff, M.J., DeMoure, S., Schaenzer, N., Musson, M., Pool, M., Meinen, M., Safford, C., Finch, G., Haney, J., Rodems, N., Ramey, V. ROW 2: Moeller, J., Jacobs, J., Allenbach, J., Gillespie, S., Lepley, M., Mueller, P., Luiticken, B., Rowland, G., Swedell, E., Molchan, R., Oakford, A. ROW 3: Kottemann, G., Lankton, G., Wilson, H., Jones, P., McIntosh, J., Smith, K., Armholt, M., Hoag, B., Trager, T., Strehlow, B. ROW 4: Amovsky, N., Parker, D., Snyder, D., Stevenson, L., Drummond, R., Tausig, H., Neumiller, D. Not in picture, Armin, B., Beckle, 8., Harold, J. ROW 1: Noppenberger, N., Pool, M., Rodems, N., Musson, M., Armin, B., Finch, G., Luiticken, B., Ramey, V. ROW 2: Mansfield, D., Thomas, M., Gillespie, S., Haislup, M., Mueller, P., Andres, L., Safford, C. ROW 3: Jones, P., Allenbach, J., Smith, S., McIntosh, J., Smith, K., Amholt, M., Talbott, J., Swedell, FE. ROW 4: Wilson, H., Frankel, B., Trager, T., Vaughn, D., Neumiller, D., Snyder, D., Schwartz, E., Baird, A. Quill and Scroll Junior National Honor Society Ability and industry are traits Two years spent diligently studying Required of all the members of this band. For higher scholarly ability The Quill and Scroll is known throughout the World These students bright---awarded membership And praised for its fine journalistic stand. In our J. N. Honor Society. ROW 1: Cross, L., Minoco, P., Jacobson, E., Kerswill, V., Ohlsen, B., Kelley, A., Fallerius, C., Pattison, J. ROW 2: Krumpe, C., Hinnen, A., Wellington, M., Tate, P., Glass, D., Langford, B., Yeomans, F., Havera, J. ROW 3: Carter, L., Giddan, N., Scott, C., Lander, S., Boldon, C., Herold,F. Not in picture, Gregg, M., Polich, A., ROW 1: Andres, L., Hull, B., Harker, R., Mayne, M. A., Tinthoff, M. J., Smith, E. A. ROW 2: Saurs, R., Carlson, T., Jones, P., Gaylord, J., Frankel, B. ROW 3: Wilson, H., Tausig, H., Parker, D., Molchan, R., Not in picture, Beckel, B., Kottemann Mac Duff, J. Dramatic Honor Society Art Club Outstanding in the guise of dramatist This brand new club was formed by artists fine; As shown in the productions of the school Exhibits and discussions they have planned. In Dramatic Honor Society And if you prove you’re interested, perhaps We’ve earned a membership as is the rule. You’ll be accepted in this talent band. ROW 1 - McCool, N., Dawson, G., Stever, S, Pool, M., Andres, L., Van DeVeer, ROW 2 - Garren, J, Blackwell, L., Eaves, C., Strickle, S., Isaacs, B., Ritson, V., ROW 3 - Gillespie, S., Langford, B., Davis, H., Schneblin, D., Peard, M., Melzer, M., Mr. Suffield ROW 4 - Swedell, E., Comell, B., Wilson, H., Zeigler, C., Hohulin, JJ, Allenbach, J. ROW 1 - Johnson, M., Lepley, M., Haas, E., Cooling, B., Kramer, B., Smith, M.E., Derges, T. ROW 2 - Mrs. Hale, Beyer, J., Barabe, J., Johnson, R., Domnitz, M., Russeff, P., Szold, M., Miller, J., ROW 3 - Williams, J., Mueller, P., Amholt, M., Harker, R., Lancaster, S. Craggs, M., Tinthoff, M., McCarty, B. ROW 4 - Krumpe, C., Hale, R., VanDeventer, J., Miller, D., Tinthoff, J., Thurman, J., Come, S. ROW 5 - Weeks, B., Clark, S., Kehl, B., Erkert, R., Robertson, C., Davis, D. Bucher, B., Jacobus, J. ; This group is known for having good ideas Committee of SForty Concerning dances, parties and events Of interest to all students in the school. Their next adventure holds us in suspense. ne “ig Ae oat +! wets 4s +f; fey, Fart Fy ‘The Rec is a popular gathering place. The After-exams Dance is put on by the Committee of Forty. 93 Karen Smith Valerie Ramey Co-editor-in-chief Co-editor-in-chief Darlene Mansfield Patricia Mueller Business Mer. Advertising Mer. ‘The business and the editorial staffs Assisted by our sponsors now present A yearbook which they hope you will enjoy To make it worth the many hours we’ve spent. d T.B. Fluegel Kditorial Sponsor Business Sponsor Harlan Suffield Lyle Suffield Photography Sponsor Art Sponsor 94 Hilda Wilson Esther Swedell Paula Jones Shirley Smith Faculty Co-editor Faculty Co-editor Senior Co-editor Senior Co-editor Don Snyder Marilyn Haislup Jeanne McIntosh Sue Gillespie Classes Co-editor Classes Co-editor Activities Co-editor Activities Co-editor Jeanne Allenbach Eddie Kehl Joe Jacobs ‘Tom Trager Art Editor Jr. Photographer Jr. Photographer Sports Editor Vis i Joanne Talbott Dee Dee Kitchell Mary Ellen Smith Martha Thomas Typist Asst. Bus. Mer. Asst. Bus. Mer. Typist 95 ROW 1 - Haberkorn, C., Corwin, R., Pattison, Jr., Willems, G., Augenfeld, J., Richey, J. VanDeventer, J., Jacobs, J. ROW 2 - Pool, M., Fish, M., Eaves, C., Wombacher, L., Dreher, D., Hall, J., Rittmiller, M., Shively, D. ROW 3 - Garren, J., McClintick, M. J., Calwell, A., Meidinger, M., Denton,.J., Webb, W. Crest Assistants Photographers Art Staff Business Stat ROW 1 - Szold, M., Marcus, D., Corey, J., Melzer, J., Kissinger, M. M., Safford, C. ROW 2 - Haverton, H., Shemas, B., Weast, E.” Haney, J., Mueller, P. ROW 3 - Sandy, M., Kitchel, D., Neely, D., Mayne, M., Wagner, M., Smith M. E. ROW 4 - Mr. Fluegel, Derges, T., Miller, M., Mansfield, D., Szold, B., Koetter, M. ROW 1 - Lockwood, B., Beyer, J., Brunswick, C., Carter, J., McDuff, J. ROW 2 - Mrs. Parker, Joos, M., Baumgartner, J., Stoll, J., Snyder, C., Dreher, D. ROW 3 - Weast, E., Lytle, B. Mehlenbeck, S., Taylor, L., Emory, I. ROW 4 - Nash, J., Emory, S., Hinnen, A., Brown, M., Kieser, D., Saurs, R. Pages and Office Assistants These students can be found ‘most anywhere, Delivering messages to near or remote spot, To keep things always humming round the school And find out who should be where he is not. Deans and Counselors’ Assistants Pac ne reer N., Lutticken, B., Burrell, P., Meinen, M., Finch, G. f, N., Borin, M., Baumgartner, J., Wilson, M., Potter, S. ROW 3-Mrs. Barr, Andres, L., Hageman, M., DeMoure, S., Fredman, R., Mayne, M., Beckel, B., Anderson, P. ROW 4- Kehl, B., Titus, T., Grove, C., Cooling, T., Wilson, H., Herrmann, J., Baird, A., Schoenheider, D. ROW 5 - Mr. Swedell, Mr. Bielema, Henry, J., Snyder, D., Birdzell, T., Harris, J., Smith, T., Fox, J. ROW 1 - Rodems, N., Haney, J., Daman, N., Ziegler, D., No ROW 2 - Mrs. Hale, Daily, ce Panos, P., Schaenzer, N., Ne 98 Noppenberger, Nancy Assistant Editor Dick Vaughn Sports Editor 4 = s Dick Neumiller Editor in Chief Gloria Finch Assistant Business Norma Rodems Cir culation Manager Mr. VanDeventer Business Advisor Mary Ann Arnholt Business Manager Manager Betty Lutticken Editorial Editor Mr. Schubring Editorial Advisor Elaine Schwartz Assistant Editor Alane Baird Features Editor ROW 1 - Mehlenbeck, S., Rodems, N., Arnholt, M., Finch, G., Merritt, M. ROW 2 - Gilchrist, J., Sitton, M., Melzer, M., Reiman, W., Johnson, M.J., Smith, J., McCan, G. ROW 3 - Haberkom, C., Fouts, K., Howard, J., Froning, A., Thomas, M. Opinion Business Staff Such hard travail required from everyone Opinion Staff Who’s on the staff, to make our Opinion That brings to all of us who read it through The highlights of the active week just gone. Opinion Fditorial Staff ROW 1 - Schwartz, E., Baird, A., Neumiller, D., Vaughn, D., Noppenberger, N, ROW 2 - Armin, B., Lutticken, B., Andres, A., Jacobson, D., Musson, M., Porter, D., Andres, L. ROW 3 - DuBois, D., Jacobson, E., Rice, E., Webb, J., Schaenzer, N., Harsch, S., Hartwell, S., Perkinson, J. ROW 4 - Nangle, B., Glass, D., Camey, 1)., Trible r, B., Kellstedt, B., VanDeventer, J., Webb, W., Williamson, T. ROW 5 - Frankel, B., Carter, L., Dague, B., DeVoss, C., Talbott, J., Cornell, B., Keller, J. 99 fee Quartet - Tausig, H., Wilcox, E., Krumpe, E., Barkey, B., Wilson, H. ROW 1 - Tate E.. Hagen, S., Hens e Gregg, M., Hinnen, A., Weast, E., Michael, G. Bloomberg, A., Looft, J., Brodbeck, B. Smiley, K., Hall, J., Seiler, C., Harker, R., Kelley, A., Yeomans, F. ROW 2 - eae S., Wellington, M., Dawsan, G., Barabe, J., Jacobson, E., Ohlsen, B., Mayo, R., Dave, H., Lucy, M., Levine, M. We Keller, J., Raber, K., Lord, P., Carrigan, M., Kammerer, C. ROW 3 - Gillespie, S., Fallerius, C., Langford, B., Hitchcock, P., Steimle, P., Stevens, D., Waechter, P., Schaenzer, N., Sours, L., Caldwell, A.. Schwab, J., Meidinger, M., Denton, J., Zeigler, C. ROW 4 - Schwyhart, J., Swedell, A., Marlatt, D., Sitton, M., Fouts, K., Klaus, C., Kranz, N., Rittmiller, M., Dreher, D., Tendering, J., Armholt, M., Lauderdale, P. ROW 5 - Palmatier, B., Hoffman, M. J., Franklin, M., Titus, R., Wolf, R., Lange, B., Marks, J., Bornholdt, D., Carlson, T., Shawgo, P. An interest in music has prompted these Hlusic Worksho To meet once monthly through the whole school year p Providing musical entertainment From talent in the group for all to hear. Quartet - Wolfe, R., Titus, R., Lange, B., Michael, G., Swedell, E. ROW 1 - Tate, P., Hagen, S., Henebry, B., Gregg, M., Hinnen, A., Weast, E., Michael, G., Bloomberg, A., Looft, J., Broadbeck, B., Smiley, K., Hall, J., Sten C., Harker, R., Kelley, A., Yeomans, F. ROW 2 = Laughlin, S., Wellington, M., Dawson, G., Barabe, J., Jacobson, E., Ohlsen, B., Mayo, R., Dave, H., Lucy, M., Levine, M. E., Keller, J., Raber, K:, Lord, P., Carrigan, M. ; ROW 3 - Jones, P., Zeigler, C., Denton, J., Meidinger, J., Schwab, J., Caldwell, A., Sours, L., Schaenzer, N., Krumpe, E., Waechter, P.,Stevens, D., Steimle, P. ROW 4 - Marlatt, D., Sitton, M., Fouts, K., Klaus, C., Franz, N., Rittmiller, M., Dreher, D., Tendering, J., Amholt, M. ROW 5- Palmatier, B., Hoffman, M., Franklin, M., Marks, J., Bomholft, D., Carlson, T., Snyder, D. Along Wall - Miss Poshard, Gillespie, S., Fallerius, C., Hitchcock, P., Land, F., McIntosh, J., Smith, §., Wolschlag, J., Swedell, A., Schwyhart, J., Reed, B., Mueller, P., Scott, C., Wilson, H., Shawgo, R., Lauderdale, P., Barkey, B.,Kammerer, C. ROW 1 - Goodwin, D., Luthy, C., Gregory, A., Krumpe, E., Andres, A., Lepley, M., Keegan, P., Deal, R., Richey, J. ROW 2 -Mr. Szepessy, Hullinger, J., Vaughan, D., Silverstein, J., Craggs, M., McCluggage, M., Beam, B., Krumpe, C., Wolfe, R ROW 3 - Webb, W., Titus, R., Keas, B., Lautenschlager, M., Barkey, B., Rittmiller, M., Sours, L., Shroyer, J., Brown, J., Wilson, H. ROW 4 - Tausig, H., Davis, D., Charleston, J., Bomholdt, D., Bateman, J., Wilcox, E., Aronovsky, N., Wolf, R., Bivkett, W. Appearing at school plays, assemblies, too Our orchestra is part of our school days Through outside programs, singly or in groups, Orchestra They contribute much in many ways. The orchestra provides the music at all the plays. An example of the adage, “‘Practice makes perfect!”’ melee 3 = sna aancurennetencananee ROW 1 - Davis, D., Camp, B., Clark, S., Deal, R., Beck, L., Bronholt, D., Button, G., Willems, G. ROW 2- Webbs, J., Miller,H., Gregory, A., Hullinger, J., Bateman, J., Butler, P., Banovie, P. ROW 3 - Tyrrell, C., Bultemeier, D., Martin, E., Wolf, R., Burr, A., Aronovsky, N., Brown, J. ROW 4- Elam, L., Wallace, G., Selburg, G., Becker, J., Martin, J., Green, J., Kepfer, B. Band Their music cheers us on to victory At every basketball and football game. They look so fine in brand-new uniforms, And if we lose, they’re surely not to blame! Titus, R., Mr. Elliott. HRS SS Kneeling: Greene, C., Turner, B., Smith, R. ROW 1 - LaRowe, J., York, G., Lepley, M., Wolfe, R., Keas, B., Luthy, C., Goodwin, D., Wilson, S. ROW 2 - La Rowe, D., Franklin, M., Jacks on, B., Gire, M., Batz, D., Reichert, D., Lepley, A. ROW 3 - Birkett, W., Charleston, J., Titus, R., Tribler, B., Bibo, G., Behm, J., Robertson, H. ROW 4 - MacDonald, J., Schneider, C., Miller, R., Wilson, J., Webb, W., Krumpe, C., Carter, L., Beam, B. Band Deal, R., Clark, 5., Davis, D., Willems, G. Rag, Bae = ¢ —_ | eo wi Zt ey ) fia OSD. aaa Row 1: Reichel, D., LaRowe, P., Batz, D., Titus, R. Charleston, J., Birkett, W. MacDonald, J. Row 2: Franklin, M., Bibo, J., Birkett, W., Lepley, A. ROW 1 - Potter, S., Haney, J., Gillespie, S., Heller, D., Tinthoff, J., Andres, L., Smith, B., Brown, R., Gwens,M., Levine, C., ROW 2 - Hanson, B., Trebesch, D., Snith,M., Herold, J., Wilson, H., Nelson, A., Sours, L., Harker, R., Denmin, F., Kieser, D., Meidinger, M. ROW 3 - Titus, R., Butler, P., Burr, H., Wolschlag,J., Reed, B., Roberts, J., Kottemann, G., Wolf, R., Patton, D., Zipprich, B. ROW 4 - Spears, M., Kronquist, J., Snyder, D., Neumiller, D., Colton, R., Chambers, J., Gardner, D., Strehlow, B., Hoag, B. AQ Cappella e Selection for this most respected group Is quite an honor we would like to share. At concerts and assemblies they perform; We think their singing is beyond compare. Pei or _ aan Miss Poshard shows the students how. The quartet performs for the school 104 iis. ROW 1 - Stoll, J., Ble w, K., Weast, E., Sandy, M., Damon, Ni, Clements, B., Smith, D., Haislup, M., Pool, M., Watkins, N. ROW 2 - Mueller, P., Smith, S., Saurs, B., Swedell, E., McIntosh, J., Talbott, J., Stein, D., Neumiller, M., Michael, G., Back- vold,S. ROW 3 - Nangle, B., Johnson, W., Frankel, B., Spears, S., Archdale, P., Crone, J., Carlson, T., Jacobus, J., Williams, R. ROW 4 - Shively, D., Drummond, R., Johnson, C., Erkert, R., Lange, B., Buenneke, B., Comegys, B., Deoblad, J., Valentine, A Cappella A Cappella brings the Christmas spirit to our halls. The sounds of music fill the air. 105 ROW 1 - Houghton, K., Daily, E., Brodbeck, B., Drazin, E., Wilson, N., Gilchrist, J., Rosenberg, E., Stoecker, M., Fish, M., DuBois, ROW 2 - Dreher, Ds Schwab, J., Haverton, H., Bloom, N., Stidham, P., Lucy, M., Burrell, P., Kissinger, M., Alexander, M., Bloomberg, A. : ROW 3 - Brauer, ie Gruebmeyer, J., Castle, J., Zinser, J., Caldwell, A., Hepfer, L., Huber, J., Kitchell, D., Callaway, P., Levine, M.E. , ROW 4 - Cover, A., Seiler, C., Mason, G., Wagner, M., Wells, B., Hermann, , J., Barkey, B., Miller, M., Gilbert, K., Rowland, G. Girls’ Choir Boys’ Choir This choir in their robes of creamy white The Boys’ Choir, just three years old, is now Present a glorious picture when they sing. A music group outstanding in talent. With song to match, they constitute a group It takes its place within our walls as one Whose music we are ever admiring. Which really shows the time has been well spent. ROW 1] - Fischer, A., Minder, D., Williams, J. Goodwin, D., Gillespie, J., Schoenheider, D., Smith, P., Adams, B., Hullinger, J., ROW 2 - Power, J., Thurman, J., Miller,G., Burr, A., Lepley, A., Wilkins, J., Weer, N, Miller, D., Coburn, H., Carter, L. ROW 3 - Faye, H., Stephens, G., Muzzy, J., Jackson, T., Minor, G., Patterson, B., Tinthoff, J, Borden, E., Marks, J., Critch- low, B. ROW 4 - Cohen S., Pratt, B., Herold F., Dague, B., Koch, V., Shepherd, C., Williamson, T., Sommer, J., Welch, B., Burnham, B. 7 ROW 1 - Baird, N., Beyer, J., Michels, C., Reichert, E., Dayhuff, I., Higginbotham, P., Torris, J ROW 2 - Laughlin, S., Haas,E., Dunham, B., Hitchcock, P., Brooks, D., Hagen, S., Potter, A. ROW 3 - Porter, D., Mackemer, S., Gregg, M., Hunt, S., Hazelrigg. B., Waller, J., Palmatier, B., Marlatt, D. ROW 4 - Young, B., Waechter, P., Mayo, R., Scott, C., Kent, G., Slack, S., Henebry, B.L., Fisher, J. Girls’ Glee Club Experience in music, classroom work, Public appearance, through the year just gone Make the Girls’ Glee Club members ready for Singing in A Cappella later on. ROW 1 - Diven, J., Lowery, S., Green, C., Silberstein, J., Dawson, G., Barabe, J., Jacobson, E., Keefer, J. ROW 2 - Frank, C., Carrigan, M., Carter, J., Raber, K., Lord, P., Crout, L., Preston, C., Ellis, L. ROW 3 - Dave, H., Amholt, M., Withee, J., Cooling, B., Tendering, J., Bayles, J., Wellington, M., Holderman, V. ROW 4 - Hokin, J., McFaddon, P., Keller, J., Kammerer, C., O’Neal, A., O’Neal, I., Crout, F., Stevens, D. 107 ROW 1 - Malone, J., Creutzburg, J., Snyder, C., Howkins, M., Hokias, B., Fallerius, C., Kelly, A., Lockwood, B. ROW 2 - Palanza, C., Bedford, G., Porter, B., Davis, R., Tate, P., Hoffman, M. J. Ohlsen, B., en Gi. ROW 3 - Smiley, K., Shield, J., Semelroth, H., Heinzman, H., Bear, V., Knapp, J., Hunt, S., Doss, ROW 4 - Carey, D., Youngman, J., Rader, S., Young, B., Hubble, P., Langfels, A., Gustafson, J. Boys’ Glee Club Girls’ Glee Club | These boys have joined the Boys’ Glee Club this year To launch their further musical career. They work with steady diligence each day; Their music everybody likes to hear. ROW 1 -Heuermann, D., Rees, D., Paine, G., Lewis, D., Duke, D., Kellstedt, B., Fasco, D., VanDeVeer, B. ROW 2 - Applegate, B., Keyser, R., Gottwald, D., Ross, B., Lewis, E., Tindall, G., Moore, T. | ROW 3 - Marks, H. Hester, D., Schoenbein, E., Robertson, G., Ringel, B., Mann,C., Lizer, I., DeVoss, C. ROW 4 - Birdzell, T., Schnittker, J.,Meyer, R., Hatfield, B., O’Day, B., Palmgren, C., Landon, G. | 108 J ROW 1 - Ramey, V., Rodems, N., Reiman, W., Meinen, M., Schaenzer, N., Armin, B., Kahn, S. ROW 2 - Barnewalt, M., Neumiller, M., Barkey, B., Smith, K., Schwartz, E., McIntosh, J., Comell, B., Augenfeld, J. ROW 3 -Nangle, B., Jacobs, J., Koch, S., Kottemann, G., Luthy, F’., Jones, P., Mr. Heghin. ROW 4 - Wilson, H., Snyder, D., Comegys, B., Charleston, J., Wolschlag, J., Webb, W. Social Science Club Stamp Club The Social Science club meets twice a month An interest stimulated in each one To investigate the present world affairs. Of this Stamp Club, as indicated by Its members hold discussions and debates - Its name, this young cortege of collectors The past present history they compare. Have met each month to learn the where and why. ROW 1- Ackerman, L., Walter, K., Rasmussen, F’. Reichel, D., Minder, D. ROW 2 - Jackson, B., Babcock, C., Endres, M., Tribler, B., Miss Wilde ROW 3 - Carlson, T., Lepley, A., O’ Day, B., Coker, D. 109 ROW 1 - Moffitt, G., Hope, M.,McDowell, V., Musson, M., Ohlsen, B., Sweney, J., Dittmer, J., Jewell, D., Mayne, M. ROW 2 - Buchbinder, M., Fischer, A., Perkinson, J., Silberstein, J., Hartwell, S., Borin, M., Rosenberg, Jl, Lancaster, S., Miss Deppe | ROW 3 - Szidon, D., Carter, L., Alexander, M., Jacobson, D., Hinkle, B., Seiler, C., Damon, N., Marks, J., Gottwald, D. ROW 4 - Spears, M., Burke, R., Allenbach, J., Johnson, W., Cook, N., Margetis, P., Pullen, P., Stevens, D., Plumer, B. ROW 5 - Mann, C., Carlson, T:, Wilson, H., Baird, A., Becker, J., Ekstrand, K., Youngman, J., Young, J., Keene, W The Jr. Red Cross, with a member from Each home room, helps with projects good, , . Donating time to hospitals and for Junior Red Cross The needy overseas, collecting clothes and food. Hilda displays a Red Cross poster. Miss Deppe and members enjoy a book from [eidelberg. 110 ROW 1 - Brown, R., Cheneler, D., McCool, N., Hunt, S., Lord, P., Dawson, G., Merritt, M., Mackemer, S., Wombacker, L., Kissinger, M.M. ROW 2 - Levine, M.E., Snyder, C., Beghtol, B., Williamson, J., DeLavallade, M., McDuff, J., Potter, S., Wilson, M., Harsch, S., Miss Buswell ROW 3 - Gillespie, S., Lucy, M., Peard, M., Young, B., Blackwell, L., Andres, L., Fredman, R., Michael, G., Finch, G. ROW 4 ee Bien Doe M.A. Neumiller, M., Ailenbach! J., McFadden, P., Langford, B., Swedell, A., Sandy, M., Gilchrist, ., Shroyer, J. ROW’5 - Beckel, B., Stein, D., Seiler, C., Caldwell, A., Wilson, H., Kinzie, C., Talbott, J., Frankel, B., Deal, R. French Club German Club Do you like French? Then here’s the club for you!, For all the eamest students in this group But, even if you don’t we think you’ll find Our programs interesting and so much fun. So, The German language holds an interest true. Forever in their active minds impressed come and visit us and we won’t mind! Are customs, lives, and words that all are new. ROW 1 - Tomblin, G., Wilson, N., Gummerson, B., Stoecker, M., Schneider, C., Reichart, E., Michels, C., Mueller, P., Schwab, J., Reyburn, K., Houghton, K. ROW 2 - Miss Ziegler, Hinnen, A., Elam, L., Thurman, J., VanDeVenter, J., Ohlsen, B., Andres, A., Gruebmeyer, J., Stuber, S. ROW 3 - Domnitz, D., Jacobs, J., Tindall, G., G., Kieser,.D., Hoklas, B., Weinberg, C., Henrich, B., Gottwald, D., Lizer, I. ROW 4 - Stephens, G., DeWeerth, A., Landon, G., Waechter, P., Plumer, B., Smith, K., Wells, B., Szidon, D., Vierling, J., Lindemann, B. ROW 5 -Corwin, R., Greene, K., Becker, J. Tausig, H. Birkett, W., Comegys, B., Meyer, R., Schneider, S., Endres, M. oe © @ he K) wo 111 : TUTE Lega! ROW |] - Silberstein, J., Jacobson, E., Kerswell, V., Bond, J., Barabe, J., Wellington, M, Miss Wilde ROW 2 -Cooling, B, Hull, B., Holderman, J., Carter, J., Hoffman, M. J., Palmatier, B., Lewis, D. ROW 3 - Williams, J., Hokin, J., Gregg, M,, Gorman, M., Henebry, B., Havera, J. ROW 4- Carter, L., Grant, L., Shepherd, C., Lange, B., Gardner, D., Ross, D., Giddan, N. A club for students of the ancient days-- The customs and the language dead-is found Latin Club In this, the Latin Club, continuing With interesting reports for all around. ROW 1 - Kahn, S., Wallace, G., Krumpe, E., La Rowe, M., Babcock, C., Tate, P. ROW 2 - Wilson, J., Haas, E., Ackerman, L., Hartwell, S., Stoecker, S., McCuskey, M. ROW 3 - McKinney, J., Seiler, C., Kinzie, C., Smith, J., Scott, C., Froning, A., Martin, FE. ROW 4 - Beck, L., Biggs, T., Clark, S., Nugent, L., Clark, T., Juerjens, F’., Selburg, G. é4 | A . ga - @ — ROW 1] - Larence, D., Kitchell, J., Keegan, P., Stotler, N., Hauk, D., Fleming, T. ROW 2 - McCann, G., Walters, K., Little, J., Locher, J., Amholt, M., Gaskins, A., Hawthom, R. ROW 3 - Anderson, B., Cohen, G., Corne, S., Mayne, £., Neumiller, M. Hoepfyer, P., Brian, D. ROW 4 - Wolfe, R., Rees, D., Martin, T., O’Day, B., Ekstrand, K., Fouts, K., Weiner, E. Latin Club ROW 1 - Kelley, A., Laughlin, $., Hitchcock, D., McClugage, M., Meier, L., Schwyhart, J. ROW 2 - Schawgo, P., Lauderdale, P., Pittenger, A., Saunders, G., Dees, gS Moffitt, A ROW 3 - Jackson, B., Heuermann, J., Blender,M., Franklin, M., Marks, H, Kellstedt, B., Gillespie, J. ROW 4 - Krumpe, C., Hartsock, R., Herold, F, Williamson, T., Pratt, B., Schnittker, J., Webb, W. | ek me } 113 114 ROW 1 - Lowery, S., Weinstein, R., Stoll, J., Safford, C., Szold, M., Alexander, M., Tinthoff, M. ROW 2- Burrell, P., Heller, D., Bloom, N., Armin, B., Schaenzer, N., Keams, C., Hazelrigg, B. ROW 3 - Kranz, N., Zinser, J., Glass, D., Carrigan, M., Carney, D., Davis, R., Hagen, S., Schmidt, J. ROW 4 - Kramer, K., Schneblin, G., Baker, J., Tyrrell, C., Davis, D., Gilbert, K., Derges, T., Miller, M. Some zealous Spanish students formed this club. , It was about eight years ago, we guess. Spanish Club And now the monthly meetings terest all Who like the Spanish customs, song, and dress. ROW 1 - Kitchell, D., Higgenbotham, P., Beyer, J., Torris, J., Keefer, J., Fish, M., Potter, S., Kelly, P. ROW 2 - Adams, B., Johnson, M., Hall, J., Dreher, D., Hodge, J., Fallerius, C., Augenfeld, J., Pattison, J. ROW 3 - Musson, M., Amholt, M., Hawkins, M., Kelley, C., Meidinger, M., Denton, J., Spitz, M., Withee, J. ROW 4 - Tribler, B., Burnham, B., Birdzell, T., Snyder, D., Keene, W., Harris, J., Tinthoff, J., Duke, D., —am Sida ve : s Mil ? PS ROW ] - Powley, P., Watkins, S., Wittenfeld, W., Flagg, J., Marr, B., Hunt, S., Hokin, J., Smith, M.E. ROW 2 - Marcus, D., Lockwood, B., Williams, J., Brunswick, C., Johnson, R., Silberstein, J., Brown, G., Silverstein, J. ROW 3 - Clopper, R., Greene, J., McCarty, B., Williams, R., Yeomans, S., Oechsle, F., Jones, B., Case, J. ROW 4 - Young, B., Gustafson, J., Kammerer, C., Kent, G., Keller, J., Salzenstein, C., Reuling, P., Minor, G. ROW 5 - Selkirk, G., Wilmarth, E., Hurd, R., Baird, A., Johnson, C., Jones, P., Luthy, F. Spanish Club These students help to keep our library Orderly and efficient for our use. Library Club We always see them busy at work; They fix the books whose pages become loose. ROW 1 - Keegan, P., McElroy, S., Beatty, K., Miss Fisher, Miss Ray, Perkinson, J., Klepfer, C. ROW 2 - Russeff, P., Gummerson, B., Meyer, L., Pierce, M., Looft, J., McCluggage, M., Shawgo, P., Hope, M. ROW 1 - Johnson, M., Kitchell, D., Wilson, M., Hull, B., Gilbert, S., Backvold, S., Lutticken, B., Amholt, M. ROW 2 - Marcus, D., Gummerson, B., Bell, A., Blew, K., Weast, E., Rodems, N., Miller, J., Heller, D., Burrell, P. ROW 8 - Finch, G., Taylor, L., Kieser, D., Neumiller, M., Gilbert, K., Baker, J., Anderson, P., Elson, S., Miller, M. ROW 4 - Murphy, D., Werner, N., Smith, M. E. Wagner, M., Derges, T., Gorman, M., Saurs, R., Jacobus, J. ROW 5 -Luthy, F., Hurd, R., Kottemann, G., Neumiller, D., Erkert, R., Brown, M., Lankton, G. The mask of laughter and the one so sad Jusendra Are shown in this, the famed Jusendra Corps Whose members loyally support the art Of drama, giving good plays by the score. ROW 1 -Saad, E., Owens, M., Michael, G., Beckel, B., Gillespie, S., Lucy, M., Davis, H., Blender, M., Meidinger, M. ROW 2 - Peard, M., Hall, J., Reiman, V., Musson, M., Mehlenbeck, S., Jacobson, D., Armin, B., Dreger, D., McDuff, le ROW 3 - Ritson, V., Hale, M., Pullen, P., Herold, J., Martin, E., Ecklund, F. Bamewalt, M., Jacob, S., Rittmiller, M. ROW 4 - Gaylord, J., Torgerson, P., Denton, J., Rosenferd, J., Kranz, N., Barkey, B., Seiler, C., Harker, R., Caldwell, A. ROW 5 -Koetter, R., Balzer, V., Mansfield, D., Baird, A., Zeigler, C., Aronovsky, N., Parker, D., Snyder, D., Wolschlag, J. ROW 1 - McCool, N., Haverton, H., Noppenberger, N., Clement, B., Kraus, B., Henrich, B., Strickle, S. Isaacs, B., Saltz, E. ROW 2 - Mason, B., Ramey, V., Se. J., Gruebmeyer, J., Schaenzer, N., Neff, N., Borin, M., Dittmer, J. ROW 3 - McIntosh, J., Luchsinger, M., Melzer, M., Daman, N., Ziegler, D., Schneblin, D., Stoll, J., Castle, J. ROW 4 - Jones, P., Sours, L., Gera B., Stein, D., Groeper, L., poe M.Swedell, E., Schwartz, E. ROW 5 - Reichert, W., Webb, W., Carlson, T., Comegys, B., Frankel, B., Jacobs, J., Waller, B., Nangle, B. PJusendra ROW 1 - Fish, M., Van De Veer, J, Stoecker, M., Potter, S., Watkins, N. Smith, B., Andres, A., Eaves, C. ROW 2 - Meinen, M., Szold, M., Alexander, M., Tinthoff, M., Andres, L., Cusick, S., DeMoure, S., Brauer, J. ROW 3 - Hageman, M., Mueller, P., Shemas, B., Fredman, R., Safford, C., Haislup, M., Mead, J., Haney, J. ROW 4 - Thomas, M., Mayne, M., Smith, S., Heintzman, C., Smith, K., Wilson, H., Talbott, J., Zinser, J. ROW 5 - Faye, H., Lindemann, B., Drummond, R., Davis, D., Hoag, B., Charleston, J., Reed, B., Oakford, A., McMurray, L. 118 é ROW 1 - Hope, M., Pittenger, A., Hoffman, M.J., Palmatier, B., Tate, P., Amholt, M. ROW 2- Mr. Burns, Torris, J., Keefer, J., Higginbotham, P., Williamson, J., Lawrence, D. ROW 3 - Merrit, M., Hartwell, S., Harsch, S., Holderman, J., Hagen, S., ROW 4 - Withee, J., Kramer, B., Schneblin, G., Smith, J., Heintzman, R., Elam L. This club for underclassmen stages plays And every month put on a performance. They act, direct, and have a lot of fun, Cue Club And all the while gain poise and assurance. ROW 1 - Domnitz, M., Weiser, J., Johnson, M. J., DeGaris, S., Craggs, M., Kelpfer, C., Oechsle, F., Landwirth, L., Little, J. ROW 2 - Daily, G., Stevor, S., Wihenfeld, W., Meier, L., Decker, N., McClugage, M., Silverstein, J., Johnson, R., ROW 3 - Nash, J., Rosenburg, J., Marr, B., McCarty, B., Gaskins, A., Corne, S., Alspector, D., Mayne, E., Lancaster, S. ROW 4 oe M., Hoepfner, P., Margetis, P., Van Deventer, J., Biggs, T., McCann G., Klaus, C., Weiner, E., Mrs. porich ROW 1 -Keith, M., looft, J., Swedell, A., Camey, D., Young, B., Schwyhart, J. ROW 2 - Materelli, V., Powley, P., Franklin, M., Stuber, S., Carter, L., Henebry, B. ROW 3 - Smiley, K., Shawgo, P., Lauderdale, P., Cook, N., Kammerer, C. ROW 4 - Keller, J., Schnedier, S., Willems, G., Ekstrand, K., Scott, C. Cue Club ROW 1 - Shadid, J., Carrigan, M., Glass, D., Mackemer, S., Perkinson J., Borders, C., Sweney, J., Howard, J., ROW 2 - Dees, S., McCormick, E., Keenedy, J., Weinberg, C., Braswell, G., Griffin, J., Greene, J., ROW 3 - Yeomans, F.., Saxton, J., Kelley, A., Fallerius, C., Laughlin, S., Ackerman, L., Lord, P. ROW 4 - Wellington, M., Cooling, B., Dawson, G., Locher, J., Langford, B. Silberstein, J., Miss Matson,Hokin, J., ROW 5 - Froning, A., Kent, G., Fouts, K., Selkirk, G., Wilmarth, E., Beck, L. Gregg, Hinnen, A. 119 ‘ Just pop this into your mouth”’ “You silly boys” A goodly comedy was produced this year Their daughters, Barbara Collins and Barb Smith This play afforded laughs and fun for all. Caused troubles which | cannot now retell. Barb Beckel was its charming heroine And aided by the bobby soxer band, Hans Tausig, mystery crooner, slim and tall, Two lovelorn boys, and agent, a reporter, Bruce Frankel played the father, gruff and loud, This cast put on a play we all enjoyed - His dominating wife was Barb Cornell, I wish this write-up were a little shorter! 17 “Sing For Dour Supper” ‘ They’re after me!”’ 120 “‘Stephie darling’’ “1711 throw them out’’ “I know my girls are growing up.” A mammoth presentation with two casts Miss Spickard wisely chose for this year’s play. An aspiring authoress, the eager Jo Is rescued from her scrapes by Meg each day; And Amy’s use of words is such a scream, While Beth is sweet and good and kind to all. “Little Women” ‘‘Heavens above! Is she dead?”’ ‘The Witch’s Curse’ is a nice piece of work.”’ Then handsome Laurie enters on the scene, And ‘‘Witch’s Curse’’ the audience enthralls. When Mr. March is sick, then, Marmee goes To him, entrusting Hannah with the girls; Aunt March excitement lends in fits she throws, But all ends well; the final curtain unfurls. “‘Now, I have five - little women.”’ 121 ROW 1 - Chenler, D., Kelley, A., Sitton, M., Merritt, M.,Kieser, D., Glass, D., Fallerius, C., Weinstein, R. ROW 2 - Hinnen, A., Reichevt, E, Laughlin, S., Yeomans, F., Scott, C., VanDeVanter, J., Keegan, P. ; . ROW 3 - Bodine, B., Moeller, J., Carter, L., Carlson, T., Landon, G., Gotwald, D., Miss Kinhofer, Salzenstein, C. | ROW 4 - Ekstrand, K., Webb, W., Grant, L., Strathman, J., Howard, T., Greene, K., Luthy, F. Science Club D-Teens Biology, physics, and chemistry These girls have service as.their worthwhile goal; Are subjects interesting the year around They ste this by the things they do each year. While monthly meetings of the Science Club Their parties always are a big success; Provide discussions on a common ground. In everything they do they are sincere. ROW 1 - Kahn, V., Daily, E., Kelly, P., Schneider, C., Hill, N. ROW 2 - Preston, C., Waller, J., Kelly, C., Michels, C., Steimle, P. ROW 3 - Mrs. Buridck, Hillyer, S., Smith, M., Miller, R.,Miss Albright. 122 = ROW 1 - Young, J., Keed, B., Stevens, R., Neumiller, D., Robert, J., Youngman, D., Kessling, H. ROW 2 - Ackerman, A., Parrish, D., Alexander, J., Oakford, A., Critchlow, C., Schoenheider, D. ROW 3 - Jones, D., Potts, N., Gaylord, J., Hindert, J., Thompson, T., Ohlsen, B. ROW 4 - Herberger, K. Morotti, D., Millgan, D., Molchan, D., Axmann, G. ROW 5 - Grover, B., Ayres, D., Devoss, D., Koetter, Stevenson, L., Mr. Koepping. Hi-D Projection Crew Besides their interest in all sports and such, The aid the studies of the many groups The members of this club take active part Who gather in the Little Theater In city government, one day each year, The members of projection crew give time In case some day they need to know the art. For showing motion pictures to order. ROW 1 - Moeller, J., Powers, J., Adams, B., Saurs, R., Reichert, W., Ackerman, A., Kaufman, M. ROW 2 - Davis, D., Wilkins, J., Lewis, D., Lizer, I., Oakford, A., Mr. Pacy. ROW 3 - Axmann, G., Gaylord, J., Nangle, B., Grant, L., Howard, T. Strathman, J. ROW-4 - Morotti, D., Brown, M., Erkert, R., Lange, B., Koch, V., Grover, B., Molchan, R. Front Row: Wolschlag, J., McMurray, L., Steenrod, D., Mr. Pacey, Kuntz, R., Speers, S. Back Row: Lepley, A., Drummond, R., Cooper, J., Although these s tudents work behind the scenes, They are important cogs in play production. They work with willingness when they are asked Stage Crew With lights, assemblies, and with set construction. The Senior Staff of CREST is hard at work. ‘The new mannikin intrigues the science students. 124 Jacobson, D. Archery Mer. Heintzman, C. President Wilson, H. Archery Mgr. Stoecker, M. Secretary It’s a bull’s SEPTEMBER eye. Business Meeting H. Kessling Football 9 Volleyball Season Starts Jacobson, E. ° Volleyball Mer. Christmas Cards Sold 17 Football Schedule Pencils Busi es ef? usiness ‘ i Meeting 4 v he Gillespie, S. Jacobson, E. 14 V. President JY Reporter Fieldball Begins Hill, S. Reporter ,Gregory, A. Fieldball Mer. Blew, K. Treasurer olleyball. Krumpe’s Krumpettes are the champions in V 125 DECEMBER 6 Basketball Pencils Sold 14 Christmas Party B’’ Activities Wellington, M. “ B’’ Activities Business Meeting 4 Basketball Season Opens Basketball Mer. Smith, B.A. “ Basketball Mer. ¢ yon 4 Fw one enjoys herself at the G.A.A. Christmas. 126 Every IRC ey FEBRUARY . 14 Gummerson, 3. Bowling Mer.7 Week Secret Pal . [24 Basketball Champs Declared Smith, B.A. Social Chairman Chinnis, D. Bowling Mgr. ’ Hans Gillespie, S. Heintzman, C. Jacobson, D. Steep’s Stups win the Basketball championship. MARCH APRIL Business Table Tennis Meeting Aerial Darts Baseball |S i Business Pencils immi Meeting Sold Michael, G. Stidham, EN Rec. Activities Swimming, Mgr Progress Dinner Shooting Contest Collins, B Social Chairman Lucy, M. ; ; Mason, G. Rec. Activities F Swimming Me 3 ; Softball Business Season Meeting Haas, E. Softball Mgr. Arar NOrArs Levine, C. Lucy, M. Michael, G. Smith, B. A. Wilson, H. aids splash away. Gail Michael Jane Miller oars P Y Table Tennis Champ (1948) Badminton Champ (1948) 127 ROW 1 - Webb, J., Daily, G., Domnitz, M., Stever, S., Dees, S., Saxton, J., Frank, C., Friederich, J. ROW 2 - Houghton, K., Behm, J., McGhee, N., Kennedy, D.,Shadid, J., Stoecker, M., Schwab, J., Shield, B., Vaughan, D. ROW 3 - Preston, C., Lancaster, S., Mayne, E., Klepfer, C., Craggs, M., Locher, J., Come, S., Nash, J., Hoepfner, P. ROW 4 - Ackerman, L., Marlatt, D., Sever, L.,. Carrigan, M., Semelroth, M., Weinberg, C., Merritt, M., Glass, 5 ROW 5 - Dechsle, F., Weiner, E., Fouts, K., Frye, D., Hamilton, L., Hitchcock, P., Waechter, P. 6. a. a. ROW 1 - Cook, D., Schneider, C., Potter, A., Sweney, J., Borders, C., Perkinson, J., Looft, J., Hunt, S. ROW 2 - Biegon, M., Weinstein, R., Krumpe, E, Hartwell, S., Hope, M., Levine, C., Reichert, C., Cheneler, D. ROW 38 - Stotler, N., Hoklas, B., York, G., Matarelli, V., Hayes, J., Harsch, S., Kidd, R., Alexander, C. ROW 4 - Feser, D., Lauderdale, P. Shawgo, P., Cook, N., Stuber, S., Griffin, J., Braswell, G., Stoll, J. ROW 5 - Swedell, A., Carhey, D. Miller, R., Schneider, S., Stuermer, F., Smith,.J., Franklin, M. cea 128 ROW 1 - Jacobson, D., Meier, L., Depker, N., Haas, P., Hoffman, M., Palmatier, B., Tate, P., Little, J. ROW 2 - Jacobson, E., Hegginbotham, P., Beghtol, B., LaRowe, J., Grote, G., Bevens, C., Malone, J., Ellis, L. ROW 3 - Allenbach, J., Margetis, P., Withee, J., Beaty, K., Heinzman, H., Endres, M., Derges, T. ROW 4 - MaFaddon, P., Scott, C., Keller, J., Harker, R., Youngman, J., Denny, E. 6. a. q. - Watkins, N., Smith, B., Blew, K., Smith, B. A., Ayres, S., Hom, B., West, E., Chinnis, D. ROW 2 - Bond, J., Dawson, G., Silberstein, J., Brunswick, C., Meinen, M., Gregory, A., Creutzburg D., Huermann, C. ROW 3 - Schaenzer, N., Gummerson, B., Clement, B., Andres, L., Wellington, M., Cooling, B., Gregg, M., Callaway, P., Panos, P. ROW 4 - Kieser, D., Levine, M., Rosenfeld, J., Gillespie, S., Lucy, M., Daman, N., Hokin, J., Perrine, B. ROW 5 - Micheal, C., Beckel, B., Wilson, H., Heintzman, C., Hill, S., Ziegler, D., Hinnen, A., | | | ROW 1 | | 129 Sophomores and seniors line up for T.D. shots. 130 Stamp Club members seem enthusiastic. Senior beauties advertise Senior Hop. ays ee eee WN yt A ms 3 Pes _——— = aS fon 2 i A’s Well That Ends Well, not the final score, But whether in the game pou’be done pour best. Good sportsmanship, on field and classrooms, too, In pears ahead, that’s that will stand the test. G AGU Li EAN ay oh - ye he! i KN a ] ( BWA WOT wh AS f fy ] iv ea Me X iF ‘ wy v i Za epee? Com See Z ees e BY aac ) Ban ia Bemerd f. Swedell 2 Athletic Manager 25 Ais Mr. Yuhause Mr. Pacey Swimming Coach Tennis Coach Coaches The success of an athletic team depends upon the squad working as a team, and the beneficial guidance rendered by the coaches. ‘Their teaching added to their years of experience, have made Central athletic teams of highest caliber in the field of competition. Mr. Bockwitz Mr. Wolpert Golf Coach Intramural Sports Coach ¥ ¥ £ : , Mr. Noppenberger aa 2 Head Football Coach aie eran Head Baseball Coach Mi Mere Fr.-Soph. Football Coach Assistant Football Coach Head Basketball Coach Fr.-Soph. Basketball Coach Head Track Coach 131 Cheer Leaders HMajorettes The Majorettes and Cheerleaders followthe teams all season long. ‘l'o them belongs credit for helping cheer us along to vic- tory and for their fine entertainment. Bi ROW 1 - Chinnis, D., Emory, S., Calloway, P. Smith, R., Turner, B., Greene, C. ROW 2 - Beyer, J., Keefer, J. ROW 3 - Diven, J. Cicket Managers Sports Managers Much of the credit for the high caliber of the athletic teams at | Much behind-the-scenes work is necessary before every game. To Peoria High School goes deservedly to the!Sports Managers Their the ticket committee goes much credit for long hours faithfully relentless hours of work have helped produce successful teams spent. throughout the season. | ROW 1 - Pat Schaunburg, Mr. Deal, Bob Hawkins, Ila ROW 1 - Meyer, R., Pettit, R., Parrish, D Dayhuff ROW 2 - Mettit, D., Couden, J. a ROW 2- Pat Pullen, Joanne Herold, Tom Birdsell, ettity 1-3 ona Althea Montooth, Donna Cook ROW 3 - Marilyn Hale, Mary Carrigan, Priscilla Lord, Betty Lou Lockwood, Joan Diven 132 Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: ta OBE ae: tla ag apne OES se Fox, J.; Critchlow, C.; Cruse, D.; Petitt, D.; Juerjens, b.; Haley, E.; Football Central’s Juions had one of their poorest seasons in many They dropped eight games, winning only one and tying one. Although the win column doesn’t balance the loss, the team spirit was as high as it could have been. ‘This year’s schedule was the toughest ever played by a Peoria High Eleven. Playing the flanking positions for the J.ions this year were ‘ Abe’’? Miller at left end, with Tom Trager and Don McWilliams sharing the right end spot. Throughout the season these boys made a showing of which they may be proud. Holding down the tackle positions were John Williams, Roger Stevens, and Corky Robertson. Rough and rugged are the best words to describe this trio which mastered the tackles. Spilling the foe as they scampered by the guard positions were Tony Smith, Jay Metz- ger, and Karl Dyslin. At all times they were in, clawing through the opposition. Bulwark at the center position was junior Kenny Kammin. All the players listed above are seniors, ex- cept Kammin. This will leave a large gap to be filled in next year. y ears. Critchlow, B. McWilliams, D.; Kessling, H.; Cohen, H.: Trager, T.; Whitehurst, B.; Kehl, B.; Smith, T.; Milligan, D.; Crone, J. Gillespie, C., mgr.; Mr. Myers; Grover, B.; Stevens, R.; Miller, B.; Williams, J.; Drkert, R.; Parker, D.; Mr. Noppenberger; Parrish, D., mer. Row 4: Sutton, G.; Bibo, J.; Kamin, K.; Kronquist, J.; Johnson, J.; Dyslin, K.; Zicaro, J.; Young J.; Cornish, H.; Metzger, J. CENTRAL’S SEASON Ceiimall oosasag6é 0 C@iivall seeaaase 0 Cenirhlascsosasce 0 Canivall osscoacs 1 Catrall =s2se55e 13 Gentralsri=tetat 0 (Ceniral osaaa ous i Cemiqal oassoacos 18 Cenimall ossoscec 26 Contrall ssesacass 0 CORSA Burlington - - - - - - 24 Ralllewillle soaacoe 0 Neodmii s2esceac 18 Spalding ------- 18 treator ------- 7 Springfield - - - - - - 7 Pekin == 2 =2== = 6 Hast Reona =i) 6 Mattoon - -----=-- 26 Meamvell ossce50s6 25 Fox forges ahead. Guiding the team at quarterback this season was senior Herb Cohen. Junior Johnson filled in for Cohen when he wasn’t play- ing. The positions were skillfully taken care of by four boys: Jim Fox and Dick Cruse supported the righthalf; while Jerry Bibo, another junior, and Charles Critchlow held up the lefthalf spot. Smashing through the opponents at fullback were Bob a Kehl and Corky Robertson. Corky also filled in at fullback when = he wasn’t playing tackle. = Coden oberteon All during the season Corky has played an exceptionally fine Bob Kehl Paekle game, and in so doing, he was chosen to be on the All-State Fullback squad--a real honor. Not only did Corky play tackle, but he also stood out at fullback when he was playing that position. The first grid tussle was played against a tough Burlington outfit. The team started out the season with a 24-0 loss. Try- ing to gain their first victory, the Lions fell short and tied Belleville 0-0. In the first intra-city clash the lions tossed ; their second game 18-0 to a well-seasoned Woodruff outfit. Up 4 against the old Spalding jinx, Central dropped the game 18-13 in the last few minutes of play. Traveling up to Streator for our ghd ; Z Tony Smith John Williams Guard Tackle Jim Fox Jack Crone Karl Dyslin Roger Erkert Halfback Center Guard End 134 fifth game, the Maroons’ dropped out in the second half and lost again 27-13. ‘The Homecoming game this year was with Spring- field, and the [ions wanted to snatch their first victory, but dropped a thriller, 7-0. The sixth game of the season was played against Pekin, Big-12 conference champions this year. After holding them 6-6 the first half, Pekin went ahead in the second to win 26-7. Our eighth game watched Central against East Peoria. Over at Stamper Stadium, the J.ions clawed their way to their first victory 18-6. Next on the schedule came Matoon and All-State halfback Bill Tate. Predicted to lose by several touchdowns, the J.ions came out with a 26-26 tie. This game was about the best played at the stadium all season long. The final grid tussle of the year was against our traditional Turkey Day rival, Manual. Having one of their better seasons, and with Jim Philbee reaching his peak during the game, the rams smothered us 25- 0 With most of the starting line-up and many reserves graduating, the number of boys returning for next year will be small. We know the job will be tough, but we’ll be looking for a top-notch team next year! End Roger Stevens Herb Cohen Tackle Quarterback Junior Johnson Gerry Bibo Jay Metzger Kenny Kamin Charles Critchlow Quarterback Halfback Guard Center Halfback Dick Cruse Kritz Juerjens Joe Zicaro Jack Young Halfback Fullback Wactle Quarterback Bill Critchlow ilalfback a Jim Kronquist Tackle Herman Cornish Bill Whitehurst Fullback Guard Guard Center 136 Harold Kessling Dave Parker Don Miller Guard | i. Bob Grover End Earl Haley Halfback Gene Sutton Guard Row 1: Heintzman, R.; Wilson, J.; Johnson, B.; Brian, D.; Taylor, H.; Fulton, J.; Williams, J.; Daniels, A.; Nelson, J.; Deal, R. Row 2: Selburg, G.; Fields, W.; Fitch, C.; Seller, H.; Williams, R.; Miller, D.; Myers, J.; Ullman, D.; Martin, R.; Anderson, W. Row 3: Baumgartner, J., mgr.; Duke, D.; Mann, C.; Tindall, G.; Smith, E.; Goetz, W.; Barton, D.; Luecht, J.; Borden, E.; Mr. Barrett; McIntire, B., mer. Row 4: Herold , F.; Williamson, T.; Biggs, T.; Fidler, G.; Kirchner, J.; Seitzberg, D.; Douglas, P.; Court, B.; Shepherd, C.; Rice, P. SFresh-Soph. Football Sresh-Soph. Basketball ROW 1 - Seitzberg, D., Deal, R., Zickraff, B., Jones, B., Williams, J., Norton, H, Sellers, H., Ullman, D., Graves J. ROW 2 - areas Kellstedt, B., Nelson, J., Applegate, B., Selkirk, G., Schenck, R., Myers, J., Ziegler, B., Luecht, J., M Ds ROW 3 - eres J., Nauth, D., Green, K., Barton, D., Court, B., Grover, R., Douglas, P., Patterson, R., Rice, P. 137 138 ROW 1: Gaylord, J., Ackerman, A., Cohen, H., Crone, J., Weeks, B., Robertson, C. Trager, T., DuBois, D., Critchlow, C., Boxe). ROW 2: Smith, T., Molchan, R., Milligan, D., Grover, B., Hoag, B., Walters, S., Young, J., Stevenson, L., Strehlow, B., Parrish, D., Hindert, J. Pa ROW 3: Eyster, C., McWilliams, D., Erkert, R., Dyslin, K., Oakford, A., Parker, D., Stevens, R., Shively, D., Williams, J. ROW 4: Neff, L., Kehl, B., Kronquist, J., Seitzburg, D., Kamin, K., Bibo, J., Pettit, D., Pettit, Dave., Saurs, R., Fleming, Letterman’s Club This year a new group called The Peoria High Letterman’s Club, was instituted in school. Its purpose is to promote school spirit, to make visiting teams feel at home, and to try to get better athletics to come to Central. We eamestly hope that this club will tum out to beone of the best around Pers Wilkins perfects the jacknif e. Judy wins again Central gains ten yards. Worries. ROW 1: Morotti, D., Johnson, J., Kehl, B., Gardner, D., Walter, S.,. Robertson, C., Weeks, B. ROW 2: Bibo, J., Juerjens, F'., Herberger, K., Bryant, L., Kelley, K., Allexander, J. ROW 8: Baton, D., Shively, D., Colton, R., Johnson, C., Neff, L., Mr. Barrett. Basketball BASE EBALE RECORD Peoria.Central 48 Chillicothe ? � ? ? � ? 24 Canton 51 Urbana 59 Spalding 40 Austin of Chicago Pontiac Tour 48 La Grange 31 Manual 47 Pekin 39 East Peoria 44 Lincoln 47 Springfield 39 Woodruff 32 Streator 39 East Peoria 45 Woodruff 49 Washington 43 Spalding 29 Decatur 32 Manual 39 Pekin 49 Springfield 32 Streator 39 Dunlap 25 38 50 45 38 49 46 39 D3 40 45 44 oD 41 55 ou 35 60 38 50 Dil 29 34 Jim Johnson Bob Kehl Jim Johnson Corky Robertson forward cuard guard This year Peoria High hada very successful season with a record of ten wins and twelve defeats. ‘The team had some bad luck in a few of its games but many times showed flashes of skill which just wouldn’t be overcome. To start the season they won three of their four games. The team that tumed the trick against them was Canton. Next they traveled to the Pontiac Tournament, where they dumped Austin of Chicago in the first game, and then lost to highly- touted Ja Grange by one point. 140 Sarge Walter Don Gardner Bill Miller guard forward center i LK tt (atest ””: — —S— SA Junior Johnson forward Ronald Colton center Bill Weeks cuard In the next five games Manual and East Peoria tumed back the Central crew, while they beat Pekin, Lincoln, and Spring- field. The team hit a streak of bad luck and lost the next four games, then they pulled out of their slump and beat Wash- ington and Spalding for the second time of the season. ‘They couldn’t hold the pace and again fell back in their slump losing their next four games. Playing a brilliant but low- scoring game, the Lions beat a very good Streator team 32 to 29. In the Peoria Regional, Central tasted defeat for the last time of the season, being eliminated from the tournament by Dunlap 34 to 30. Ken Herberger forward Devo Morotti forward Keith Kelly center 141 142 Row 1: Pyle, J.; Fox, J.; Eyster, C.; McWilliams, D.; Weeks, B 3 Row 2: Weaken B.; Eagleton, D.; Kehl, 8.; Jones, B.; Schefelbein, J.; Row 3: Ro Baseball The [ions ended their Spring season with the fine record of 18 games won, 10 lost, and 1 tied--a superb season. The schedule was one of the toughest ever played by a maroon eleven. Throughout the season the Lions were headed by a very capable mound staff. This included: John Schefelbein and Bob Jones, graduating seniors; Jack Pyle, a junior; and Sarge Walter and George Suess, sophomore moundsters. In the infield it was Bill Weeks at third, Bill Suffield and Don McWilliams, shortstops and senior Dick Eagleton at second. Sarge Walter filled in at first, while Corky Robertson directed all activity behind the plate. Mainstays at the outfield posts during the season were Bob Kehl, Chuck Eyster, and Jim Fox. It was the efforts of these boys that produced such a fine season record. After winning five games in a row, the I.ions dropped the second game of a double header, our inter-city tilt with Spalding, 7 to 5. In the second double header against Decatur, Bob Jones pitched a shutout in the first game, 5 to 0, and came into the second game to pitch a relief role, gaining credit for another win--a nine inning ballgame, 8 to 7. J.osing a second game to I.a Salle-Peru, the J.ions showed their strength by downing Champaign in a twin-bill 12 to 3 and 10 to 3. The Lions then dropped an inter-city game to Manual, but George Suess came back to win a greater Peoria game against Hast Peoria 10 to 1. After playing to a 2 to 2 tie with Woodruff, the Maroons gained a 6 to 0 nod with Suess pitching a one hitter. To end the season the Maroons took a southern trip on which they dropped two ballgames. The first game was against a tough Belleville outfit which was lost 7 to 2, and in the second tilt, the Lions dropped a hard-fought game to Edwardsville 2 to 1. In the district tournment Central bowed to Canton |] to 0 in a 10 inning game. The outlook for 1949 is bright with several returning letter- man, capable of carrying the team to a better season. We are booking for a good baseball team next year. Joos, D.; Seitzberg, D. ertson, C.; Suess, G.; Miller, B.; Stevens, R.; Walter, S.; Nett, I; (Suttield, B: Central --5 Eureka - - - - - 0 Central - 10 Central--9 East Peoria - 2 Central -- 2 Central - - 4 Princeville - - 2 Central - 10 Central - 11 Morton - - - - - 2 Central - - 6 Central- -8 Spalding----1 Central --3 Central - - 5 Spalding ----7 Central -- 3 Central = - 4. Pekin --- = - 1 Central - - 6 Central - - 3 J.aSalle-Peru - 7 Central - - ] Central--5 Decatur----0 Central -- 4 Central--8 Decatur---- 7 Central --2 Central- -5 Eureka - - - - - Q Central - -6 Central --1 J.aSalle-Peru - 5 Central - - 2 Central - -3 Princeville - - 0 Central - - 2 Central - 12 Champaign - - 3 Central - - 1] hie Hot grounder to Weeks Champaign - - Manual - - = - - East Peoria - - Bloomington - - Bloomington - - Pala ogo sac Morton - - - - - Streator - - - - - Streator - - - - - Woodruff - - - - Woodruff - - - - Manual - - - - - Belleville - - - Kidwardsville - 143 Row 3: 144 Daily, M.; Powers, R.; udy, D.; Richards, P.; Zerwekh, D.; Tjarksen, R.; Haley, R. J Reece, D.; Trager, T.; Gaylord, J.; Stevenson, L.; Cruse, D.; Harris, B.; Grover, B.; Mueller, J.; Zeigler, F. Mr. Myers; McMurray, L.; Ackerman, A.; Kessling, H.; Williams, J.; Erkert, R.; Young, J.; Cohen, H.; Proctor, H. Track Season 1948 Central 84 Kewanee 29 Central58 Pekin 55 Central 80 Chillicothe 33 Geneseo Relays-Ist place Peoria fligh Quodrangular - 1st place Delayan Track Camival - Ist place District Track Meet - 1st Place State Track Meet - 5 points (Judy 5th in 100 yd. Dash) (Judy 5th in 220 yd. Dash) (DuBois 4th in 200 yd. J.ow Hurdles) (Relay Team Sth (Haley, DuBois, Zerwekh, Judy) Greater Peoria - 2nd place sig 12 Track Meet - Ist place Don breaks away Track The 1948 track season produced one of the finest squads ever assembled at Peoria High. The J.ions captured first in every meet, major and dual, with the exception of the State, where they. scored five points, and the Greater Peoria meet, in which they finished second. Pacing the thin clads throughout the season were several excellent runners. Always good for points was the sprint com- bination of Don Judy and Ray llaley, two fine speedsters. Central had superior talent in the timber-topping department, with Myron Daily in the highs and Don DuBois running the lows. Don Zerwekh, one of the best quarter-milers to run for Central in the last few years, annexed many points in the run- ning of this event. The field events were capably handled by Paul Richards. Although a number of boys have graduated, the J.ions hope to produce another superb track team next season. The cinder-men opened their season at the stadium with a thorough thumping of the Kewanee Boilermakers 84 to 29. Meet- ing Pekin next for the “‘Fire-Helmet’’ trophy. 58 to 53. The Lions won The relay team which -scored the winning points consisted of Ray Haley, Don Zerwekh, Don DuBois, and Don Judy who had made up a winning combination all season long. In this last dual meet, Central overpowered Chillicothe 80 to 33. With the major meets starting the cinder-men, successfully defended their title at Geneseo Relays. The following week, the J.ions snagged the District title, which enabled the team to go to the State meet. points against the best competition. In Champaign the squad scored five Trying for our- eighth straight victory in the Greater Peoria meet, the I.ions, slightly over-confident, placed second, behind Woodruff. Ending the season for the squad was the annual Big Twelve meet, which is considered the toughest competition besides the State meet. The cinder-men ended a perfect season by taking the Big 12 title. ‘ ; be ee cs SK oe ’ 9 Wemtaaad A oe Ben it (fi == 14444 145 Row |: dinder, J.; Pfeiffer, F.; Row 2: Carlson, I.) Davis, DS Tennis Shaver, J.; Anderson, 146 Dick and John ready for the next set King, F.; Molchan, D.; Peters, G. lee Neumiller, }).; Oakford, A.; Mr. Pacey Under the capable guidance of coach Jack Pacey, the Maroon net men showed much improvement from last season winning 6, losing 10, and tying 1. Pacing the J.ions throughout the spring were Frank King and Jack Shaver, who placed second in do ubles at the district meet; they also showed good form during the whole season. Gordon Peters, Fred Pfeiffer, Jim Miller, John Hindert, and Harold Anderson carried the rest of the work for the fine Maroon net team. Facing the toughest tennis competition in State, the net men’s record was very good, In Big Twelve meets the J.ions won two matches; they beat Decatur 5-2 and 6-1]. The J.ions outplayed Woodruff twice, 8-0 and 7-2, but they received their usual trouble from Pekin, (which is always a top State contender,) by dropping two matches. On a Chicago trip the I.ions notched a win, 8-1. from Blue Island, who previously had beaten them, but they lost to a strong Evanston crew 4-] to end the season. With only a few boys returning, Coach Pacey’s job will be cut out for him in order to keep up the record of last season’s team. Won 6 fuost 10 Tied 1] Central - - 2 Blue Island - - - - - - 6 Central - - ] Pekin ---------- 7 Central - - | Danville -------- 6 Central - - 5 Decatur -------- 2 Central - - 5 Havana - ------- 2 Central - - 8 Woodruff - - - - --- - 0 Central - - 5 Havana eee eee e Central - - 3 Iuincoln ------- ‘- 4 Central - - 7 Woodruff - -------2 Central - - 2 Pekin ---------- 5 Central - - 2 Wanville -------- 5 Central - - 3 Moline == = 3 s!=-d 6 Central - - 6 Decatur -------- 1 Central - - 3 Bloomington - - - - - ‘4 Central - - 3 Juincoln - ------- 4 Central - - 1 Evanston - - - --- - 4 Central - - 8 Blue Island - - - - - - 1 Peoria High’s golf team was paced by senior veterans I.yle Gift, Dick Keiser, and Bob Clarno, while juniors Jack McIntire and Ralph Sours, and sophomores Don Bornholdt and Bill J.ipkin made up the rest of the rooster. The team had another fine record, as many of the previous Maroon squads have had. ‘The season got off to a bad start, because the J.ions dropped the first two matches, to Pekin and the other to Kewanee. ‘They then rallied to win the next three straight matches before they lost their third dual meet to Cham- paign. ‘The J.ions then proceeded to win all their remaining matches. Throughout the season, the J.ions won 9 and lost 3 dual matches. Again the Maroons grabbed the Dig Twelve title, but they only placed second in the district meet. We have high hopes for another fine team next year. SCORES Central --------- 1 Pekin --------- 14 Cannell osseceese 2M Newanee ===) = 12% Central - - - - --- - 18 Voodruff - - - - - -- - 0 Central --------- ‘2 Spaldin g -------- 8 2 Central --------- 2 Pekin --------- 6% Central - -------- 6% Champaign - - - - - - 7% Saar -------- : cae ------ 2 Rex a ha z LeU el ( Central -------- 104 Manual - -------- MN Central -------- 12% Woodruff - - - - - - - 2” Central -------- 10— Spalding - ------- 5 Central -------- 7% Kewanee - - - --- - 6) Golf Pe Oe Jack and Do � er n te Wilkins, 5B. e off 147 148 ROW 1: Strehlow, B., Patterson, W., Hoag, B., Mitchener, B., Erkert, R. ROW 2: Fleming, T., Howard, T., Salzenstein, C., Corwin, R., Wilkins, J., Deobold, J., Oakford, D. ROW 3: M r. Yuhause, Clopper, R., Gillespie, J., Edwards, C., Stevenson, L., Gunther, R., Tinthoff, J., Pattison, J. Swinuning The winning relay. This season, the tankmen of Peoria High won five dual meets and dropped four. Swimming against the best com- petition in the State, the record is one to be proud of. Coach Yuhause’s mainstays were Bob Strehlow in the free style sprints, Bill Hoag in backstroke, and Roger Erkert in the breaststroke. With the development of the individual relay this year, Chuck Edwards and Willard Patterson swam this grueling event. Many underclassmen carried out important roles this season, and they will be back to carry the bulk of the work for Mr. Yuhause next season, for only four boys will graduate from this year’s squad. Again this season the individual medley relay team, the same as last year’s Hoag, Erkert, and Strehlow, set several records. They broke their own pool record of 1:08 and, estab- lished a new Big 12 record of 1:08.2. PEORIA HIGH - 20 Oak Park — SD 28 Danville - 47 a 34. W. Rockford - 50 : 39 Bloomington - 36 “s 41 Bloomington - 34 ce 44 [aSalle-Peru- 31 es 31 = Danville - 44 iy 52. Urbana - De 2 53. Urbana - Pil Sutramural Athletics Under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Wolpert, Peoria High School has developed an excellent intramural program. Throughout the year football, basketball, and bowling Football leagues are engaged in through a long schedule of com- petitive sports. ‘The intramural activities of the past year have been fun for everybody, and we’re looking forward to taking part in them again next year. Row 1: Gardner, D.; Neff, L.; Pettit, D.; McMurray, L.; Row 1: Nelson, J.; Talley, R.; Simmons, G.; Nauth, D. Row 2: Saurs, R.; Hay, B.; Parrish, D. Row 2: Welch, L,; Eslrodge, E,; Jamison, K. Row 1: Webb, W.; Wohl, B.; Douglas, P.; VanDeventer, J.; Case, J. Row 1: Hindert, J.; Herberger, K.; Groom, B.; Potts, N.; Morotti, D. Row 2: Myers, J.; Zipprich, D.; Daniels, A.; Peters, D.; Dubois, D. Row 2: Ackerman, ae DeVoss, D.; Miler, B. Grover, B.; Koetter, R.; Stevenson, L. Row 3: Jones, D.; Ayres, D.; Molchan, R.; Thompson, T.; Gaylord, J.; Ohlsen, B. 149 ROW 1 - Day, B., Roberts, J., Beckman, D., Nelson, B., ROW 1 - le D., Thurman, J., Sutton, G., Bucher, B. ROW 2 - Atkins, C., Whitehurst, B., Parker, L. ROW 2 - Jackson, T., Watkins, J., Kronquist, J., Archdale, P. ROW Za McWilliams, D., Parker, D., Neumiller, D., McMurray, L. ROW | - Trager, I., Williams, J., Smith, T. ROW - Wolschlag, J., Oakford, A., Critchlow, C., Gaylord, J., ROW 2 - Fox., J., Brown, M. Cohen, H. ROW 1 -Kamin, K., LeRoy, K., Parrish, D., Pettit, ROW ek ee RetCariond ROW 2 - Lipps, B., Green, R., Kaestler, G., McIntire, ROW 2 - Sree ia Moleben oe Onin ees - 150 ROW 1 - ee. A., DeVoss, D., Thompson, T. ROW 2 - Molchan, D., Hindert, D. “3 ; a by Ess 5 9 2 poms a eS EX ROW 1 - Taylor, H., Graves, J., Case, J. ROW 2 - Daniels, A., Sellers, H. ROW 1 - Hovenden, G., LaBarr, £., Jameson, K. ROW 2 - Hale, R., Simpson, J., Beard, I. Basketball | i : ete ee ROW 1 - Robertson, G., Lewis, E., Greene, K. ROW 2 - Kells, B., Stephens, G. ROW 1 - Giddon, N., Nugent, L., Miller, D. ROW 2 - Herold, F., Williamson, T. ROW 1-Smith, E., Meyer, R., Tindall, G., Meyer, R. ROW 2 - Luecht, E.H., Mordue, J., VanDeventer, J., Wilson, S. 151 Bowling ROW 1 - Heuermann, D., Mr. Wolpert, Lewis, R. ROW 2 - Aronovsky, N., Brian, D. Qype TIE X ergs ww ee xiae) iy ie ANB Nh Lin A ROW 1 - Selburg, G., Walters, K., Wallace, G. ROW 1 - Marks, J., Buenneke, B., Kupfer, B. ROW 2 - Reichert, W., Fields, W. ROW 2 - Lipkin, B., Davey, G. ROW 1 - Miller, H., Faye, H., Nelson, J. ROW 1 - O’Day, B., Marks, H., Lewis, E. ROW 2 - Beck, L., Hatfield, B., Nauth, D. ROW 2 - Lizer, I., Hartsock, R. 152 ws Soe Jase” =e AS = a Ts “v Pe es Our modern merchants, we regard as friends, x Prepared to give a ready, helping hand; 2 Upon their lopal aid this Crest depends. ou, foo WILL BE PLEASED! 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WALT'S ICE CREAM SHOP | 1525 Main St. Eileen Weast, Don Snyder and Marilyn Haislup find a pleasant after school gathering spot at WALT’S cf North American Press distinctive covers COVER PRODUGIS again Nits DIVISION PRODUCERS OF THE COVER OF THIS BOOK Milwaukee, Wisc. leicvasDatemtor Suzy DeMoure and Marty Miller left) Ready for her date, Suzy DeMoure in a Margie Joy. (right) Marty Miller has selected a Junior Town Original DERGVER’S TRAVIS CADEILEAC PONTIAC CO. Cae. CY. Kia © Desc Gans Helen Haverton, Jay Sommer and Mary Ann Mayne enjoy the thrill] of the road in a new Ponti : i 1701 MAIN STREET Joy hrill o Pontiac Covertible 312-314 SO ADAMS Shop here for Worlds Complete Stock of Cosmetics Centrals Marilyn Szold and Mollie Lepley sellect from a fresh stock of cosmetics PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY LORIN D. WHITTAKER, M.D. WALTER H. BAER, M.D. Physician Neuropsychiatry WAYNE B. MILLER LLOYD K. WYATT Attorney at Law Optometrist CLYDE M. WEST RALPH S. SULLIVAN Attorney at Law Dentist MORGAN, PENDARVIS AND MORGAN Attorneys at Law ALBERT APPLEBAUM VERLE W. SAFFORD Dentist JAMES W. SOURS, M.D. Attorney at Law Diagnosis G. L. SANDY WILLARD B. GASKINS Dentist Attorney at Law ©. B. LITWILLER Dentist 178 . Py (es vt hes ys vlet C NA i uth Laura £38 ( xl atl That precious piece of parchment certifying that you have completed your course of study is more than a diploma. It signifies that you can apply yourself; can learn; can respect duly vested authority; can get along with your associates; can practice tolerance of ideas and beliefs. Your diploma is a symbol that you have exercised an American's privilege of bettering himself. Your diploma forecasts to you and your community that you can become a useful citizen — and will succeed according to your ability and the effort you invest! CATERPILLAR TRACTOR €0., ceons, wunoss Congratulations Candy Fountain Supplies’ to i SPRINGER-BURKLAND CO. e graduates of ’49 607 Main Street Phone 3-5115 PEORIA METAL SPECIALTY CO. Notions Cigars Exclusive Lighting Fixtures HENNIGES COMPANY Residential, Commercial, Industrial Phone 3-1465 Wholesale and Retail 120 N. Adams Peorassl Minors Quality Printers Peoria, Illinois CARRIGAN LIGHTING FIXTURE CO. Electrical Wiring 9 Fulton at Monroe WAHLFELD’S Peoria, Illinois Complete Stocks -- Expert Advice Lumber and Millwork 1101 South Washington BORN PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. PB = 2 % ; Ss UPLANDS HARDWARE CORP. General Hardware PITTSBURGH Fabricated Metal Products -- Sheet Metal PLATE GLASS COMPANY Work 103 S. University - Telephone 3-1659 Drink Newest in Furniture Low Priced at LOEWENSTEIN’S 218 S. Adams St. Make use of our Free Interior Decorating Service 180 WILKINS PIPE AND SUPPLY CO. FRED HARBER’S SONS General Contractors Peoria, Illinois J J STYLE SHOP | Where Smart Girls Shop 105 S. Jefferson In the Lehmann Bldg. SOUTHWICK’S Gifts Antiques Linens 1730-32 Knoxville Peoria, Illinois Home of Nationally Famous Shoes Children’s Buster Brown Daytimers Men’s Women’s Walk-Over Walk-Over Wright Arch Preserver Air-Step Roblee Selby Styleez Child Life Freeman Flatterers Orthopedic Johnsonian Debtowners Robin Hood Conformal Jolenes Trim foot CRAWFORD SHOE STORES 319-21 Fulton and 206 Liberty Peoria, Illinois 323 Court Pekin, Illinois FRITSCHES DRIVE-IN 99 ‘“‘Where the gang meets Good food Good Service On University St. -- just past Loucks Avenue Venetian Blinds Carpets Window Shades Linoleum MOUTIER CARPET AND LINOLEUM MART 1807 N. University Peoria, Illinois Rugs Phone 2-8721 PEORIA PLASTIC CO. Distributors of Plastic Products Phone 4-1423 409 George St. Peoria’s Leading Store for Everything to Eat 620 Main Street Phone 3-3671 GRIMM BROS. Vegetables Fine Meats Poultry Grimm’s Famous Sausage Groceries Fruits WARE-ANDREEN CO. Men’s Shop Clothiers Furnishers 127 S. Jefferson C. H. Andreen Peoria, Illinois Art Nordwall Congratulations to the graduates of °49 SIGMA PHI FRATERNITY 181 nf RRADNDIAV TINTVERGATITYV SUTTON CARPET CO. Quality Service Carpets and Rugs 840-42 North Sheridan Road, Peoria 5, Illinois UNDERWOOD'S FURNITURE GUILD GALLERIES Clifton M. Underwood Robert C. Underwood FRED McMACHAN INLAND PEORIA SUPPLY CO. Wholesalers of HICKEY’S VARIETY STORE 1710 N. Sheridan Road Notions School Supplies Dry Goods Infantswear Store Hours 9-6 P.M. Monday thru Saturday Toys ILLINOIS MUTUAL CASUALTY CO. Health, Accident and Hospital Insurance Home Office Peoria, Illinois Everything in Plumbing and Heating Congratualations to the Graduates of 49 W. A. LAIDLAW WIRE COMPANY Peoria, Illinois BOB GREENWOODS Food Shop Fountain Service Sandwiches, Dinner and Lunches 402 Prospect Rd. Phone 2-6257 o dae ot , at ee atte eS TR en CWP aie Te + See See lilt RS PORTMAN Sport Goods Sport Goods Quality Since 1892 on Adams opposite Court House DRIVE-IN LAUNDER-RITE 1407 Main Street Self Service Laundry Complete Drying Service Phone 4-0702 1949 Graduates Register for Desirable Position With TAES AGENCY 208 Lehmann Building FLEMING-POTTER COMPANY INC. Lithographing Printing Embossing 1028 S. Adams St. Ph- 4-7165 Window Shades PEERLESS WALLPAPER AND PAINT CO. 1409 Main St. Picture Framing Venetian Blinds PHELAN’S Paints WORKINGMEN’S SAVINGS AND LOAN 75th Anniversary Year 129 South Jefferson Phone 4-1106 ASSOCIATION ROSSETTER MOTOR CO. Passenger Cars - 7th Franklin Trucks - 1900 Block S, Washington HILL-KASTIEN’S AUTO PARTS Meet Your Friends GUS’S Spring St. Diner THE POWELL PRESS Printers 214 N. Washington St. Peoria, Illinois Phone 4-2028 Courtesy of REX RADIATOR 7th and Shipman Peoria, Illinois Phone 8563 D.E. LeMaster Proprietor Notary Public Phone 5-9872 V. E. ABRAHAMS HARDWARE Paints Glass Peoria, Illinois Electrical Supplies 1619 N. Sheridan Road BAER, DAVIS AND WITHERELL Attorneys at Law Flowers for all Occasions O’BRIEN-JOBST BECK FLORIST 312 E. Corrington Peoria, Illinois Correct Campus Clothes Leisure Jackets and Sport Coats Phone 2-3111 Wide Spread Collar, Oxford Cloth Shirts Casual Rep Stripe Windsor Ties SMITH’S DRUG STORE W.R. Smith, R. Ph Phone 2-3334 113 South Jefferson Avenue Prescription Specialists 1800 Knoxville Avenue Peoria, [Illinois HECHTS’ BONNY SHOP PEORIA CUP SPECIALTY CO. Exclusive styles advertised in Mademoiselle - formerly Seventeen - Vogue - Harpers Lily-Tulip Cup and Specialty Co. Especially for Junior sizes 406 So. Washington St. Peoria, Illinois Telephone 4-5165 re SOUTH SIDE TRUST SAVINGS BANK Lighting 2119 South Adams Street CENTRAL FIXTURE COMPANY Peoria Mlinois 708 Main Street Peoria, Illinois “The Bright Spot on Main Street’’ WENGER’S MARKET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Phone 3-5819 We congratulate the Class of °49 H. R. MANDEL CO. 200 S. Washington Peoria, Illinois RAPP WINDOW SHADE SERVICE PEORIA RUG CARPET CLEANERS ) Window Shade Venetian Blinds 112 - 14 East Armstrong 184 1316 S. Adams Tust Phone 2.9422 f Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company Springfield Massachusetts Organized 1851 Agency for Central Illinois REULING AND WILLIAMSON, GENERAL AGENTS Sixth Floor Lehmann Building, Peoria, Illinois TS THE WILTON MORTUARY 30 Bowling Lanes Experienced — Dependable — Considerate 815 So. Adams Street Peoria, Illinois DEKROYFT-METZ CO. Physicans’ Supplies Prescriptions 126 North Adams St. Peoria, Illinois REG. U. S. PAT. OFF, aay ol a ee a ae Sa ee Delicious RAY’S CHILLI | Prompt and Efficient Dry Cleaning Service : | KATZ Ready to Serve | and Self Service Laundry Ask Your Grocer for a Can Today ] 2116 Main St. 2610 Prospect Rd. L.G. Merkle Food Distributor | Ph, 9221 Ph. 5-9778 407 Hudson Phone 2-4618 KISSINGER’S PHARMACY - a PEORIA, ILLINOIS CHARLES J. BECKER, FLORIST MAKE RE fovece YOUR CHOICE | Prescriptions | 612 Knoxville Ave. Phone 2-5733 Nite Phone 2-2994 Flowers for all Occasions AVON THEATRE 2204-06 South Adams Street The Utmost in Talking Pictures Phone 4-3036 KOOL-AID BOTLLING CO. Peoria Heights, Illinois Telephone 2-9501 MOORE'S HARBUR’S CLEANING SERVICE Phone 5-2811 : 411-13 Richmond Avenue FINE JEWELRY Prescriptions Exclusively SHOE RACK MENS, WOMEN and CHILDRENS JACK’S HY -GRADE Shoe Prescription Labroatory at bargain Prices Third Floor Lehmann Building Shoe Rack PEORIA TENT AND AWNING CO. J. FLETCHER LANKTON Fabric - AWNINGS - Metal JOHN N. ZIEGELE Canvas Products - Tents and Associates Folding Chairs Tables To Rent Serving Peoriarea for over } Century See eS Taito Ene MAIN STREET FLOWER SHOP BURGER REALTY CO. Chris D. Allenbach Cee pune 409 Main Bes be Peoria, Illinois Telephone 4-8158 1107 Lehmann Bldg. one 9109 Res. Phone 2-0622 905 Knoxville Peoria, Illinois Member tel Po Central National Bank Insurance COP we Tut EE FOSTER ELECTRIC CO. Qualified Contractors Peoria 312 Fayette MONTGOMERY WARD 230 South Adams Phone 4-8261 Congratulations to Graduates of ROBERT SILBERSTEIN 2 CITY SERVICE -WEST BLUFF CLEANERS 1424 Main St. Just downright better cleaning - - - - - - I. BORK SONS INC. Waste Material Dealers 2517 Western Ave. Congratulations to the graduates of 749 SOMMER PRODUCTS CO. PEORIA WATER WORKS 109 South Monroe Men’s Fine Quality Made to Measure Clothes All Wool Always ALEX SIMON Quality Plus Tailor 111 North Madison Street, Peoria, Illinois Fit and Workmanship Absolutely Guaranteed my MILLER HARDWARE 2218 N. University Peoria Phone 2-4412 Electrical, Plumbing Builders’ supplies Roofing Du Pont Paints - Household Hardware - Glass PEORIA SPRING COMPANY 215 Knoxville Avenue Peoria, Illinois Phone 3-3831 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PEORIA 187 Delicious Food Phone 4-6338 HO TOY LO Chinese and American Cafe Refreshments of all Kinds 008 Main Street Peoria, Illinois MODEL WALLPAPER AND PAINT CO. d ‘‘Color is our Business’ Wallpaper Varnish Imperial Washable Wallpapers Paint 404 South Adams St. Lacquers Phone 3-3761 PP HON eS LOR! WALT’S VALET SERVICE Suits Pressed While You Wait Hats Cleaned and Blocked Dry Cleaning 4 Days Service Two Pressersin Operation 118 N. Adams. Peoria, Illinois 7 - ’ ’ . : PETERS FLORIST SHOP Flowers for all Occasions Pottery Greeting Cards Startionery Telephones 4-0196 or 1517 Main Street, 9701 Peoria b Lulinos PEORIA TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Local Bus Transportation is one of the Community's Most Useful Services at all Times 188 BROWN’S SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Invites graduate of Peoria High to qualify for the choicest business and secretarial positions. | 240 South Jeffe rson | For information, address A. R. BEARD, Principal DR. C. B. CLARNO Dentist Lehmann, Building POTTER ANDERSON Jewelers - Silversmiths 334 Fulton a Ol lh Or x? — - JOHN PROCTOR LEE LUMBER CO. 220 North Washington Street, Peoria, Illinois Call the Lumber Number 3-5121 Quality Lumber - Quick Service - Low Price MARCUS MACHINE AND IRON WORK: Established 1897 Engineers, Machinists and Iron Workers 1900 - 1910 South Washington Street ie ala Peoria 2, Illinois Telephone 4-1440 e 0 | i ; | ape Fem te ret en gaten ms an cmt ee Se Laue EE ee eae eC ey se eee eter ea = a) ee ened cree aac as ona ree Bias Pe ee - : Se Oe Sn Acetate eter 3 Sit eies ee SccanuaniR ARS OOS TEE ORG Serer ert tema SRN Hee re re eee ee ae . 7 a . a a Gi ¥ ar = a - - ¥ nn ' . = : 5. s La G = S = a 2 ; ; i ce - = bd ee ee te ee ae ee