Walnut High School - Walnut Tree Yearbook (Walnut, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1959 volume:

WAlN UT TREE Vo Publ shed By SENIOR CLASS of 1959 Wal ut Illmols i Walnut Community High School n I . . 1' T 22 1 if 1 U rw , QQ.. a H K 7 4 S ,ww rg Slim if -nwff-ggq 4, 1 fl I ' J. ' . ' C 0 . . I 0 'Q f.'0 .0 O I Q? 4: lf. '. Q Y is l O. 0' Q,.,' . ,. ' c ui' 0 , s 5 ' . . O .J ' as 0.-ls:a. Q . . 5 ' . 4 . ,'. .I .., 0 a'. . s 0 g'o 5 .- .: 0 I ' 'U . ' .' 00' . tgsiq: o,n. 0 Q . . ' Q 5. Q lg.b O. . 9 . . u O l.lll '15-w ' ' U . o'. 0 1 , 0 ff' ' - .v'-'S' 1 If A . 0 ,... l 0 . I . O k s 0 9' . er ' ' .nm .o.,'.'oU snow Q ' 0 .ss s' 0 1 ' - - 0 '-Q .' . 5, . . ' f. . 0 is a 0 lf. U Q 9 0 n . G n:o' I U Qi' O In the following pages we attempt to show you the school, from the very beginning until we skyrocket to the final highlights of the year. You will see the freshmen try out their wings for the first time, andthe Sopho- mores make their first successful flight. The juniors have gained momentum and the Seniors go on to new horizons. Although we can not present to you every- thing of importance, we have done our best to portray this year as one of the most out- standing of our high school days . .f Dedication We, the Class of 1959, feel very honored to dedicate this annual to Mr. Lyle R. Bruss, As our advisor our first two years, he helped our class to a more successful start. We Seniors thank you, Mr. Bruss, not only for being such a great coach and promoter of school spirit, but also for your helpful guidance . DUH77 Take Off' Schedui Uble f C h'5Efft5 Tltlt Fa 9 8 Fone. wa:-J Taile -fC0n+cn-F5 Flo u Hy Classes Hana P5 Music -ff fs O Q 0 0 3 QjQ1 fvn 'Pda-I-Iva o A Editor in Chief . . Assistant Editors Senior Editor . . . Underclassmen . . Organizations . . Activities ,,,. 1 . Ramona Livey Linda Kruse Barbara Weber Jevne Andersen . Diana Mungor . Joan Andersen . .Patti Johnson Marlene Kasten Athletics ...... Dave Kepner Larry Branderburg Business Managers . Verna Anderson Letty Waterhouse Jerry Myers Art . . . . . . . Betty Hardy Eugene Calsyn Pictures . . . . . Bob Ward Marlene Kasten Linda Kruse Truman Esmond Jr Advisor .... Mr. C. H. O'May 5 5 Staff of the Walnut Tree -avr' fS X f s ,ff-ZX 4 , ig Q Mnscnoot ' 'ti 7'-5-'f --Xu -...1i.M- , I 1 I , - k if 'iih-' R: ,LQ i f f 9' Left to Right - Robert Prior, Rex Lawrence, Elinor L to R - Dorthy Brown, Grace Waterhouse, Mildred Saun Keigwin, Marion Johnson, Chester Allen, Keith ders. Yonk, Emily Horigan, Betty Christensen. Offlce Secretary The PHHCIDH1 Donna Mungor Ml' LHRUSSH 56 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr H Foss Mr L Ganschow Mr Burkey Mr Norden Mr L Andersen Dr Bolz Mr Schmrdt A Conference Ml' LARUSSA J' 'F '90 4 vl. HNF l V 'NF x fs? Rf s V i .' ff ,W QQSMM M if xii WN ,.. wg? wc swrf-,U 2' 'mr:?33. ?LW MSCS' 1 -4-ww fmwg H4254-95 srfff' X X MISS CULLY Commercxal Subjects MRS YONK Latin Mathematics swf MR 0 MAY Soc1a1Sc1ence Music 'Swiss 1-H fc' QILJW Www x 'C a Mk -, 5 x x., mtzgkx 1-.Fw X JW'w Hr M315 MFE? Wa WW if MRS EILEEN BURKEY Enghsh and Math MR LYLE BRUSS Coach English in fi fi es SC M M 1 31135 LUIS ROBBINS Home Economxcs MR ARTHUR SHEARBURN Biology Sclence ff! ,, f fy ' 4 qw- 5 ffl. y fffv ,' E. 0 f is-,. . if 12? , ,emi :gf Q iggggsf My X .' Q f :U Y 5 A 1 B. xx 5 5 A 3 S X is V? 5 X f 2 V 1 I ,, 12 ' k 5 f 1 L 1 : X fi ' LY l11fQf,w QQ 1 f , , ' M , is mf f ' iw A Lv NM X V TWU, '-q..'3iq ' 9- hw I g :3,f5'L: fgfsar. - ,fqgfiin ' mfifm' . ww? 1 ,al g fy . ,f4f,wIf.3 r3,2','4 .'A- f A f a +- , Lf 3 gym ' ' I ,L ks MRS HA SENYAGER MR. HA SENYAGER Custodlan Custodxan MR CHARLES VAIL B S SOC131 SCIBHCC Coach Physlcal Mr LaRussa Mlss Cully Mr OMay Mr Jupm Mr Shearburn Miss Matson Mr Bruss M1SSRObb1HS Mr Baxter Mrs Yonk and Mr Vail W . . , . . I f 1 M' Q jx' . , . 5 1 I 0 , ' ' ' I l . , , . , . , . . ,,, A thorn among roses Santa and h1s helpers Peek-a boo Mlss Robbms :gs lla nf '? How S the an-7 You caught me Where s your sense of humor? Latm 1S Greek to III gpdvo-I Really! Tune Up! Sharpen my penc1l please Lovely to look at Detenuon or I ll hold the popcorn blue shp lt s a long way up 'Huhl kv O for Walnut, Mr Bruss? Curriculum The curnculum of the Walnut Commun1ty Hlgl School 1S deS1gI1Cd to meet the needs of Q17 those who are plannmg on an advanced educat1on Q23 those who w1ll fuush the1r formal educat1on at graduatlon and Q31 those who cannot fuush the complete four year schedule The College Prepara tory Program 1ncludes requ1red courses m Eng11sh Q4 yearsb Algebra and Plane Geometry Sc1ence ular four year course mcludes Eng l1sh Q4 yearsl Health and P E Q4 yearsj Soclal Subjects Q3 yearsl Math and Sclence BeS1deS the re qu1red subjects commerc1al agr1 cultural homemakmg sc1ence, an extra curr1c11lum subjects are of fered Our school offers four major 111 terscholasuc sports football bas ketball baseball and track We al so are proud of our mus1c depart ment wh1ch offers opportun1t1es 111 band boys and g1rls chorus m1xed . . . . ' ye,-Q 95 --xi 2 . , , . . , 3 Q2 yearsl, Latin Q2 yearsl. The reg- 4- ' , 0 s I ! . . , . , .- I I. d' . u , - 1 y v ' I - I v ' I ! chorus ensemble and solo work W C H S also mamtams an mtramural program whlch mcludes tenn1s bad mmton volley ball golf table ten n1s soft ball and many other actlv 1t1es for recreatlon and competltlon The Walnut Hlgh School part1c1 pates m the Blackhawk Conference III football basketball track and base ball as well as band and chorus fes t1vals It IS our practlce to enter the State contests m muslc and to offer varlous programs throughout the year For these var1ous act1v1t1es each department awards letters or other slgmflcant awards In the aca demlc fleld recogmuon lS glven by means of mernbershlp 1n the Honor Soc1et1es the Honor Roll and help in securlng scholarsh1ps We feel that W C H S ranks along Wlth the best of 1nst1tut1ons of learmng 1n the I-Ilgh School f1eld of fermg opportunltles for learmng and advancement x 4' n 40 In A00 u,s, 'va 0 0 d' 'li' dw gc'-f' J' Class Colors 7046te and .laaenda Class Flower laaeazda Qfzomtcoa Class Motto 14d um ,wa 444024 74 fda dau Zhoagd deffccaltceo MR. C1-IARLES JUPIN ' I If ll I I I r 1 K' I '53 el , ' ' : MISS Lois ROBBINS President Jerry Myers Jerry Llstenlng to ftne mus1c 15 harder than assembllng a Ford car W Club 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Basketball l Track 3 Gymboree l 2 4 Juntor Honor Socrety l 2 3 Student Counc1l 3 Class Assembly 2 Class Prestdent 4 Co Edttor of Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 Boys Chorus l 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus l 2 3 4 Muslcades Band l 2 3 Blackhawk Vocal Festlval Blackhawk Band Festlval Muslcal Group 3 S ecretary Dm Romona Llvey Monte Beauty ts not caused II 1S G A A l 2 3 Homecomlng Queen 4 Homecomlng Attendant 2 3 Pep Club l 2 Varslty Cheerleader l 3 4 Gymboree l 2 4 Junlor Honor SOCICIY 2 3 Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Student Counc1l 2 Class Assembly l 2 Class Secretary 4 Paper Staff 3 An nualStaff Edxtor 4 Class Play 3 Gtrls Chorus 3 4 M1xed Chorus 2 3 4 MUSlC8d5 Band l 2 3 4, Twtrler 1 MaJorette 2 3 4 Muslcal Group 1 2 3 4 Accompamst 1 2 3 4 Blackhawk Vocal Fesuval Blackhawk Band Fesuval Vice-President Letty W aterhouse Lettlcla Frrendslup rmprov es happtness A 234GAAOff1cr F Offlcer l 2 3 4 Pep Club l 2 Gymboree 1 2 4 Student Counc1l 1 2 Class Assembly 1 2 Class Vlce Presldent 4 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 Grrls Chorus l 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 MUSlCHd6S Band l 2 3 4 Muslcal Groups 2 3 4 Blackhawk Vocal Festival Blackhawk Band Festlval T ICBSUIBI D1ana Mungor Dtana Ltfe IS short but there ts always tlme for courtesy A l2FHA 1234 Offlcer34 Club l Gymboree 1 2 4 Nattonal Honor SOCICIY 3 4 Jumor Honor Soclety l 2 3 Student Counc1l 3 Class Secretary Treasurer l 2 Class Treasurer 4 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Glrls Chorus l 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Muslcades Band l 2 3 4 - . .: '. . 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G.A. u', I o a Q-, p n.: . - r :Fep '.: ': 'S' ' -: :: ' '.2.'3. .f S fi 'L2' :' 'z ' : '...- Ievne A ndersen ev Joanre Joan Andersen pxx Love IS a wonderful th1ng GAA l2 FHA 12 Gymboreel2Jun1or Honor Socrety 2 3 4 Class Assemblres 1 2 Co Edrtor Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Grrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Musrcade kr ndest w ay State 1958 Blackhawk Vocal Festrval Blackhawk Band Festrval Festrval Blackhawk Band Festrval Verna Andersen Bernle Polrteness rs to do and say the krndest thrng rn the AA 3FHA1234PepClub1G boree 1 2 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Junlor Honor Socrety 2 Paper Staff 3 AnnualStaff 4 Grrls Chorus Musrcal Group 3 Accompanrst 3 4 Blackhawk Vocal Clayton Blackert Fuzzy Smrle and the world smrles wrth you Lrfe IS one long process of gettrng t1red A 2 3 FH A 1234 QueensAtten FFA l234Int.ramurals1234 Gymboree dant 4 Pep Club 1 Varsrty Cheerleader 4 I V 1 2 4 Boys' Chorus l Musrcade Cheerleader l 2 3 Gymboree l 2 Class Assemblres 2 Class Offrcer 2 Paper Staff 3 AnnualStaff 4 G1r1s Chorus l 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Musrcade Band 1 2 3 4 Blackhawk Band Festrval Blackhawk Vocal Festrval x A WJ W W ' ll I n o o'! n -o,.' -S' 1 I I-: Ir: - G. . .-1'2' S . 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' 9 9 l : ' ' o s 0 ' 1 I l : ' - 1 l I : - Barbara Braasch Barb Earnestness rs enthuslasm tempered by reason A 1 2 Pep Club l Cxmboreel 4 Grrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Musrcade t olor Guard 4 Eugene Calsyn Gene Some people are just too modest to speak the truth F F A 1 2 3 4 Treasurer F F A 3 Presrdent 4 W Club 3 4 Presrdent W Club 4 Football 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Gymboree l 2 3 4 Student Councll 3 Vrce Presrdent 3 Annual Staff Boys' Chorus l Muslcade 'Qi Larry Bra ndenburg Brandy If fame IS to come only after death I am rn no hurry for ll A 23 WClu 234Footb 2 Intramurals l 2 Basketball l 2 3 4 Co Captam Basketball 4 Track l 2 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Gym nual Staff 4 Junror Class Play 3 Boys Chorus l 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Musrcade Anna Dew aele Anna There IS no happtness wrthout actlon F H A 1 2 3 4 Parl1amentar1an 4 State Commlttee on Parlramentary Procedure 4 Pep Club l Gymboree 1 2 Nauonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Iumor Honor SOCICIY 2 Paper Staff 3 Grrls' Chorus l 2 3 4 Mtxed Chorus 4 G,A,A',-l,2gF,H. -1 1 - -, F.F, .-1, , g b--1, , ,', all-l, ,3,4g boree-l, 2g Class :Assemblies-1, 25 Paper 3ta'ff:3g An- l Don Edson Wheel 1 A fool can stay up all nrght but rt takes a good man to get up rn the mornrng W Club 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Gymboree 1 2 Iunror Honor Socrety 2 3 4 Student Councrl 1 2 4 Senator Representatrve Presrdent Student Councrl 4 Class Assemblres 1 2 Class Offrcers 3 Presrdent Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Musrcal Group 3 4 Musrcade Blackhawk Band Festrval Blackhawk Vocal Festrval Roy Frnk Strnky The actrons of men are the best rnterpreters of therr thoughts Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Gymboree 1 2 4 Vrce Presrdent 1 3 Paper Staff 3 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 M1xedChorus 1 2 3 4 Musrcade 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Mustcal Group 1 2 3 4 Truman Esmond Butch Great actrons speak great mrnds W Club 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 4 Bas ketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Gymboree 1 2 Jun ror Honor Socrety 2 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Class Assemblres 1 2 Class Offrcer 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Jr Class Play Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Musrcade 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Musrcal Group 3 Blackhawk Band and Vocal Festrvals Garl Frank Frx rt Joe Home to a boy IS merely a frllrng stauon W Club 1 2 Football 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 Gymboree 1 2 4 Student Councrl 1 2 Boys Chorus 1 11 11 11 11 3 1 11 - . - ,, . . ,, I 9 - - 11 1 '1 1 11 '1 1 11 '11 'S ' 1 1 13 '11 '1 1 13 '1 1 15 '15 '1 11 ' 1 1 15 ' 11 ' 1 15 ' 1 13 ' 1 11 'I 1 I 1 '9 '11 '13 'S ' 1. u I -.1 I Q a ' - 1 A Q I I I ' I I I I I - u un . - a Q ' - 1 - w ' I I 3 I I I I I I I I I I I 1 l '1 1 1: - 1 1 1: ' -1 1 15 3 1 ' 1 U' ' N N ' -' D V Q zz 'c .' 1 , A , is. , J,.A, ' X f ,, ,HY ? 1. ,, . . . . . . 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I 9 'I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1: ' 1 1 1: ' 1 1 11 ' 1 ' 1 1 11 ' 1 1 1 - Sco t Gerbltz Doc Robert Gloden Lrttle Srnger I ve taken my fun where I ve found rt No man rs happy who does not thrnk hrmself so Football 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 4 Pep Club 1 2 Gymboree 1 2 4 Class Assembhes 1 2 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Musrcades 1 2 3 4 MUSICHI Groups 1 2 3 4 FFA 123 WClub4 Football234 Ina murals 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 Gymboree 1 2 4 Class Asemblres 2 Iun1or Class Play Boys Chorus Betty Hardy Agnes Gugerty B C d etty oe Aggre Nothrng great was ever achreved wlthout enthusrasm Romance IS always young A FHA 124 PepClublG A 1234off1c F bgfee 2 4 Glflg Chorus 1 4 Musrcade 1 4 Sweetheart 3 4 I V Cheerleader 3 Gymboree 1 2 4 Student Councrl 4 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Grrls' Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 4 Musrcades 1 2 3 4 Blackhawk Vocal Festrvals 9' ' I ' ll If I . . II - ' -' 1 1 I ' Q ' 1 1 1 tr ' ' 1 I ' 1 i ' 1 1 1 1 I Y I. f- : ' I I 1 : -If D : -1. E I- I, : I L : I L E ' G.A. .-1,2,3,4g . . ,- , , 5 - g ym- G.A. .'lg F.H.A.' , , , ' ' 6l 4g .F.A. - . ' U - , ' - U Q - a - 4 'b b.f 'wt Ada Herdenrelch Ada The only way to have a frrend IS to be one A 34FHA124PepClub1G boree 2 4 Paper Staff 3 Junror Class Play 3 Grrls Chorus l 2 3 4 MUSlC8d6 1 2 3 4 Carolrn I-lertzler M Carrle The acts of th1s lrfe are the desumes of the next A A A 1 2 4 Pep Clu Gymboree 2 4 Jumor Class Play 3 Glrls Chorus 1 2 Muslcade 1 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Muslcal Group 3 4 Fame Johnson Pat Women of few words set a rare example G.A.A. 3,4, F,H.A. 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1, Gym boree 1, 2, 4, Nauonal Honor Soclety 3,4,Jun1or Honor Socrety 2, 3, Student Councll-1, Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Glrls' Chorus 1, Musrcade 1. Marlene Kasten Marn1e She was Just tempermental 90070 temper and 10070 mental. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H,A, 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1, Gymboree 2, 4,Jun1or Honor Socrety 1,2, 3, 4, Stu dent Councll 2, Class Assemblxes 1, 2, Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Grrls' Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Mrxed Chorus 2,3,4, Musrcade 1, 2,3, Band 1,2, 3,4, Twlrler 4, MUSICSI Group 1,2, 3,4 A A 2 3 'l' , , f 1. 1 -s U ,sg ' :t- . gr 32 . K Q tts, f 0 1 at .. H .. 3 C .. H . G.A. .-1,2. , : . . .- , , : ': Ym' G. . .-l,2,3.4:F.H. .-, . : b-1.2: E Davrd Kepner Davy Joe Adventure ts not outsrde a man rt rs wrthrn A12WClu1234Footb 234 Captatn Football 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Gymboree 1 2 4 Student Councrl 4 Annual Staff 4 Lrnda Kruse Kruz A woman cant be happy unless she fxnds some way of usrng her bra1ns G A A 1 2 3 Pep Club 1 Gymboree 1 2 4 Iunror Honor Socrety 2 3 4 Class Assembl1es 2 Paper Staff 3 AnnualStaff 4 Ass1stantEd1tor Junlor Class Play 3 Grrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Musrcade Band 1 2 3 4 Musxcal Group 2 3 4 Accompanrst 3 4 Alternate Grrls State Blackhawk Vocal Festrval 3 4 Blackhawk Band Festrval 1 2 3 4 Karla Krebs Tank Every man rs wanted but no man IS wanted much A FHA l23Gymbor Student Counctl 1 Paper Staff 3 Girls Chorus 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Musrcade Band 1 2 3 4 Blackhawk Band Festrval Blackhawk Vocal Fest1val Sextet 2 3 Pep Club f Roger Laurrtz en Rog He rs a wrse man who knows what not to say W Club 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Gymboree 1 2 may F.F. .-,g b-, , ,g a1l-1,,,gCo- G.A. .-1.2.35 . . .'. .: ee-l,2.4: '. 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',,: Donald Low ery Butch Genrus IS the capacrty for evadrng hard work Football 1 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Basketball manager 2 Track 1 2 Gymboree l 2 4 Class James Mattlngly Smtley Hlstory repeats ltself but not loud enough for the school boy to hear FFA 1234WClub1234Footba11134 Baseball l 3 Gymboree 1 2 Marvln Neahrlng Marv No really great man ever thought hrmself so F F A 1 2 3 4 W Club 3 4 Football 3 4, Intra murals 3 4 Track 3 4 Student Councll 3 4 Class Assemblles 2 Melanre Polson Melody Cheerfulness IS catchrng G A A 1 4 F HA 1 2 4 PepClub 1 Gymboree 2 4 Glrls Chorus 1 2 Assernblies11,2: Paper 5faff-3: C1855 Play-ii nQu5m'urais-'1,'2,ag Baskenb51151,b,'4, Track-1,'2,ag' Dessa Schoaf Dessle Not as quret as she seems G A A 12 F H A 12 3 4 Mrd W1nterCarn1val Queen 3 Pep Club 1 2 Gymboree l 2 4 Student Councll 3 Paper Staff 3 Glrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mtxed Chorus 4 Donald Wallace Salty Amrd lrfe s quests there seems but one worthy one to do men good F F A 1234 Reporter 3 WC1ub123 4 Foot ball 1 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Co Captarn 4 Track 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Gym boree 1 2 4 Junror Honor Socrety 2 3 4 Student Councrl 2 3 4 Class Prestdent l Paper Staff 3 Rodney VonHo1ten Hurry IS only good for catchrng flres FFA 12 WClub234 Footballl234 Co Captam 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Baseball 12 3 4 Gymboree l 2 4 Boys Chorus 12 3 4 Musrcades Robert ward Bob As a general rule a man who doesn t know hrs own mrnd hasnt mlssed much F F A 4 Basketball 1 Manager 3 4 Track 2 Man ager Gymboree 2 4 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 Boys Chorus 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Muslcades Band 2 3 4 N 'n lR0dN ' ...-.:...-,.,: ' ' ....'.: '..: '.,.: - js '.: 1' '..: 'S '...5 '.: ' . -: -: 'ills ,,.,: -rss -Inez U-1 ' II U I I ' U U W ' I ' W 000-:sul -: nur: ' ooa': '- -as ' '...: ...: '...' : '.: 'Sl ': ' 'zu '..:. '...: ' I-: ' -..: -.. ..ll: , -ll: : : 'll' 'nfi 'S '- Barbara Weber Kenh Wrlsread Barb Wrlbur Rmg on the fmger IS worth two on the phone Some men lrve 1n the basement of therr berng and leave the upper storres unoecupred G A A 1 2 3 Queens Attendant 1 Pep Club 1 2 I V Cheerleader 2 Gymboree 1 2 Iunlor Honor F F A 1 2 3 4 W Club 1 2 3 4 Football 1 Soclety 1 2 3 StudentCounc11 1 2 Class As Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Gymboree 1 2 Class Play 3 Guls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 12 3 4 Mus1cadel2 3 4 Band 12 3 4 Black Hawk Band Fesuval 1 2 3 4 Black Hawk Vocal 2 3 4 Muslcal Groups 1 2 3 4 gifxmf Mfr ,af WM F Q ra, H, ' KWEQ QMH4 315222 viii 1513- X W1 xxgfxwj yp aff., 4-R 4.3, s Q seri1:b11e21'1',Ql,Faperzsraff-3,anirria-irarf-4: -Jrlnioi' 0 . 3' I I 'z' z - F: Z I -s -' ' V' Z . . Id 5 gig? 'Q 25 Q F F M ' by 'Q . ' 1-af Ye 6 Qc 'A Q59 4 .0 ,CD rJ o X 'ia . Class Prophecy 59 Dear Patt1 I could hardly walt to wr1te to you about my marvelous tour of the resort areas of the solar system It all began when I won the t1tle of M1ss Green Cheese of 2059 Thls was qulte an honor because It was on a solar w1de basls I was ln competxtlon wlth such beauty queens as M1ss Neptune who IS none other than Lmda Kruse who has been teacher there smce the U S establlshed the1r Rocket Academy for men M1ss Jup1ter who was none other than Barb Weber who has been hvmg there s1nce Marvm Neahr1ng establ1shed an Agrlcultural Expenment Stat1on to estabhsh Jet propelled mxlklng machmes and M1ss Saturn better known as M1ss Ramona Llvey who IS now coachmg a boys basketball team My clothes were excluslvely deslgned by Anna DeWaele and Dessa Schoaf who ran an ellte dress shop on our new satelllte statlon An outf1t modeled by Ada Hexdenrelch especlally caught my eye I-Ier hat was unlque ln that It was entlrely of radlum Melanie Polson who had recently returned from her m1ss1onary work on the cold planet of Mercury was modelmg the natlve costume of the Mercurltes there As I entered the Grand Solar Station on our satelllte I accldently bumped 1nto my old classmate Carolln Heltzler She IS now marrled and the mother of thlrteen lxttle green monsters At last I began my lllustrlous tour of the planets My pllot was Don Wallace who had gxven up tractor draggmg 1n favor of a faster mode of travel My dmner was brought to me by a devastatmg young hostess Marlene Kasten It accldentally spllled on the lap of the person seated next to me Kelth W1llstead who was now a great novehst He had just f1n1shed a book called Farmmg Can Be Fun The great farm cr1t1c Rodney Von Holten has censored It as too funny for the common farmer My flrst stop was Mars where I v1s1ted the Mars Candy Factory Who should be work1ng there but Agnes Gugerty and Bob Ward Contmumg on I covered a lot of terr1 7 a 0 - s 7 . - - . . 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H - . o s . . - 0 . . . - s , ' tory via a Jet propelled motor scooter driven by Gail Frank I met the famous Andersen girls, Joan Jevne and Verna who formed a vocal trio They were performing at the Marsions Hideaway owned by Bob Gloden and Scott Gerbitz I was waited on by Butch Lowery who served me a shot of Vapor Trail Stinger The next day I had my stomach pumped by Barbara Braasch who was an aid to Doctor Edson who was interning at the Interplanetary First Aid Station Fully recovered I hailed a Sput Mobile driven by Eugene Calsyn and was whizzed to the lunar drags which were taking place on Pincus No 5 When I arr1ved there, crawl ing from a heap of mangled space Ferriari s were jerry Myers, Dave Kepner and Karla Krebs Who should rush to the scene of the accident but Betty Hardy to sell them some Super Duper Hot Toddies game When Jimmy Mattingly threw a screw ball to the batter Roy Fink, it was called a ball by the umpire Clayton Blackert Larry Brandenburg the fabulous catcher of the Pluto Plungers took issue with the umpire and it ended in a free for all I made a mad dash for the gate where who should I meet but Diana Mungor the star sports reporter for the weekly Pluto Gazette She was there to interview Truman Esmond the versa tile manager of the Pluto Plungers Among his many talents Truman was a bartender He picked up many of h1s law cases this way This concluded my tour of the planets I arrived home last night and I am wr1t1ng to you ln the wee hours of the morning Please write me about your new invention, the mathematical robot that adds numbers faster than sound that you and Roger invented in your spare t1me It added respect to the Administrative branch of teaching and really put Walnut on the Inter Solaristic Map Congratulations I must close now for I am very exhausted from my long trip to the planets Your long lost friend, Letty Waterhouse The most thrilling part of the trip occured when I attended the intersolar baseball Senior Class Histor Forty-nine Freshmen began their first year at Walnut High in the fall of 1954. Initiation was held September 20th. Our officers for the first year were: Don Wallace Presidentg Roy Fink, Vice-Presidentg and Diana Mungor, Secretary-Treasurer. Our Senator to Student Council was Don Edson The Representatives were Patti johnson, Truman Esmond and Gail Frank Mrs Yonk and Mr Bruss served as our advisors As Freshmen we enjoyed a trip to Chicago, sponsored by G B H We were in charge of refreshments at the Homecoming Dance Our big project for the year was selling popcorn at football and basketball games We also had bake sales to earn money During our second year we chose Truman Esmond as President Verna Anderson Vice President and Diana Mungor, Secretary Treasurer Letty Waterhouse was our Senator First semester Representatives were Barbara Weber Monie Livey and Don Wallace Marlene Kasten Don Edson and Barbara Weber were second semester Representatives Miss Robbins and Mr Bruss were our advisors Our big money making project for the year was selling magazines Our Junior year was really a busy one We had very capable leaders this year Don Edson was President Roy Fink was Vice President and Truman Esmond was Secretary Treasurer Diana Mungor was our Senator to Student Council Marvin Neahring jerry Myers and Gene Calsyn were our Representatives for the first se mester Second semester Representatives were Louise Bell Gail Frank and Don Wallace We had charge of concessions at the football and basketball games We were also publishers of the Raider Roundup the school paper Our float won first prize in the Homecoming parade with the theme We Didn t Finish and Neither Will Wyoming Our class also put on a very good play titled Amazing Gracie Our biggest project of the year was putting on the junior Senior Prom We made U , . . . . 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I O r ' 1 - I I 9 a ' ' 1 . 0 . vl - yy . . . , U . . ,. . , . . . . . ,. . - u - . vv . 1 U it an all night prom the first at Walnut High The theme was an Oriental land of Shangri la This IS now our last year at Walnut High Our class has dropped from forty nine members to thirty eight We expect this to be our finest year in school Our officers are Jerry Myers President Letty Waterhouse Vice President Monle Livey Secre tary and Diana Mungor Treasurer Dave Kepner Betty Hardy and Marvin Neahrmg represent us in Student Council Don Wallace is our Senator We won first prize in the Homecoming parade with a giant panda as our float Our theme was We Panda Wm jupin and Miss Robbins served us as advisors This year we put out the annual which we know will be the best ever published' Senior W1ll jevne Andersen do bequeath my engagement to Sandra Wallace Joan Andersen do bequeath my love for music to Karen Foss Verna Anderson, do bequeath my love for the NAVY to Arlene Jacobs Clayton Blackert do bequeath my complexion to Phil LaRussa Barbara Braasch do bequeath to Sharon Hoffman my love for outside sports pecially soccer Larry Brandenburg do bequeath my height to Randy Urich Eugene Calsyn do bequeath my ability to talk during study halls to jerry Schulte Anna DeWaele do bequeath my little feet to Eva Steele , Don Edson, do bequeath my yellow bermudas and purple leotards to Brucie Page , Truman Esmond, do bequeath my green Tyrolian to Fred Perrizo , Roy Fink, do bequeath my grace and charm to Sammy Meyer. , Scott Gerbitz, do bequeath my physique to Nick Pasqual. I, Robert Gloden, do bequeath my ability to hit bridges to Jerry Schulte. Our big money making project for the year was selling Christmas CardS . Mr. I, , . I, , ' . I, . It , . . O I, , ' , es- I, , ' ' . I, , . . . l I, , ' . I ' . I ' ' . I . I . . . Agnes Gugerty, do bequeath my dark ha1r to Judy Ur1ch Betty Hardy do bequeath my ab1l1ty to draw to An1ta Buzard Ada Heldenremch do bequeath my ab1l1ty to hold a part tlme Job at the Standard Eat Shop to Nancy McKanna Carolm He1tzler, do bequeath my ab1l1ty to fumble plays l1'l baseball to Kay Broeren Patt1 johnson, do bequeath my hkmg of the name Roger to Kathy Kepner Marlene Kasten do bequeath my sports ab1l1ty to Marjorle I-lowes and my love for convert1bles to Deame Hochstatter and Lmda Keleher Dave Kepner do bequeath my drxvlng ab1l1ty to a fellow tank pusher jack Mtddleton Karla Krebs do bequeath my love for COOKICS to Becky I-lawklns Llnda Kruse, do bequeath my car hopptng ab1l1ty to Cec1l1a Plum Roger Laurltzen do bequeath my ab1l1ty to do Algebra to Arme Vonlslolten Donald Lowery, do bequeath my ab1l1ty to get along w1th the teachers to Mervm Peterson Jim Mattlngly do bequeath my football helmet to Randy Chrlstensen Dlana Mungor do bequeath my love of Fords to Sandra Wallace jerry Myers, do bequeath my ab1l1ty to wheel and deal a moblle to Scooter Attxg Marvtn Neahrmg do bequeath my red socks to Fred Perrlzo Melame Polson, do bequeath my danc1ng ab1l1ty to June Clark Dessa Schoaf do bequeath to Lola Mattxngly my home ec ab1l1t1es Rodney VonHolten do bequeath my football ab1l1ty to Rlck Wangelin Donald Wallace do bequeath to Gary Eckberg my love for basketball Bob Ward do bequeath my love for the teachers of dear old W C H S to all students ln school everythlng else I need too badly Letty Waterhouse, do bequeath what IS left of the Blue Bomber to the gang of 1960 Barbara Weber do bequeath my ab1l1ty to share secrets to Deanle Hochstatter Kelth Wlllstead, do bequeath my speed to Lynn Andersen D - ' . . , . . - . . 9 , . . . . , . . , 0 . , . . . 2 Monie Livey, do bequeath my modesty at the gang slumber parties to Marlo Brown. . . , . . . , . . . , . . , . . . . . . 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'A O' U C05 RH 0.0 - Site fei- fflvuhg - gA,cf In Jqn -nlllfth n Moyg X14 N3 7 We the Class of 1960 entered W C H S three years ago as green heshrnen We 11ved through mltlatlon enjoy ed a tr1p to Chlcago sponsored by G B H , and decorated for the Valentme Dance Our projects for the year were sellmg popcorn at athletlc events and holding bake sales Offlcers we elected were Marlo Brown Presldent Fred Perr1zo V1ce Pres1dent and Bruce Page Secretary Treasurer flrst semester representat1ves were as follows Arlene ja cobs An1ta Buzard and Gary Eckberg For the second semester representat1ves were An1ta Buzard Fred Perr1 zo and Lmda Keleher Our sponsors were Mr Baxter and Mrs Yonk Our sophomore year we sold magazines to ralse money and decorated for the Homecoming Dance For offlcers we elected Bruce Page Pres1dent Fred Perr1zo Vice Pres 1dent and Amta Buzard, Secretary Treasurer Roger james ADVISORS M1ss Matson Mr Baxter ' ' . ' ' I . I , i : I . S I I ' 5 r ' ' Deanie Hochstatter was our senator in Student Council, and , . : . I .- , . . . l i . , . : . 1 3 x ' was senator, and the flrst semester representatlves were Gary Eckberg and Marlo Brown Second semester repre sentatlves were Deanle Hochstatter and A.rn1e VonHolten Our sponsors were Mlss Matson and Mr Bruss Thls year as Junlors we are busler than ever Our float placed second 1n the Homecommg Parade Judy Urlch and Fred Perrlzo were attendants to the Homecomlng Queen Our Jtuuor Class Play, Shy Guy was a blg success We earned money through concesslons at athletlc events and bake sales Our most lmportant project thls year 1S deco ratmg for the Prom Our class 1S also Ln charge of the school paper, Campus Chatter Our offlcers are Ph1l LaRussa Presldent Bruce Page Vlce Pre sldent Arnle Von Holten, Treasurer and Nlck Pasqual, Secretary Judy Urlch 1S our senator to student councll Marlo Brown and Lmda Keleher are our representauves I CLASS OFFICERS Bruce Page Ph11 LaRussa Arme Von Holten Nxck Pasqual 1 . . - . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . O . O ' ll Il ' , . ' - . ll ll ' ' . 1 1 y 1 , . . . ! I SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Last year we the class of 61 entered h1gh school w1th forty two members We chose for our class offxcers Phyl 11s VonHolten, Presldent Karen Foss V1ce Presldent and Leona Jacobs Secretary Treasurer Our fxrst semester Repre sentatlves m Student Counc1l were Tommy Conley Carl Vonl-lolten and Paul Peach Our Senator was Karen Dalz1el Jack Esmond Jerry Lange and Ned Thompson were our second semester Representatlves Mr Vall and Mrs Yonk were our class adv1sors Our class had a very enjoyable tmp to Ch1cago spon sored by Gon1gam Bass H111 and Co Sellmg popcorn at football and basketball games and havmg bake sales were our money makmg projects Durmg the summer we sold popcorn and pop at the baseball games We entered a float ln the Homecommg parade and were ADVISORS Mr. Bruss and Mr. Va11 , , , 1x.tY.f .x -. A V 1 4 'f V, 2, K , . . I I ' . ... . . - . . . . - . . I a I 1 ' - D , U ' I 9 O O . . , - r 9 1 ' o , I m charge of refreshments at the dance Our attendants were Phyllls VonHolten and Ralph Echelbarger We had a very successful Freshman year and are very proud of our hard workmg class Thls year s offlcers are Jack Esmond Pre sldent Carl VonHo1ten V1Ce Pre s1dent and Karen Dalzlel Secretary Treasurer Tommy Conley 1S our Senator to the Student Councll Phy1l1s VonHo1ten and Douglas Page are our flrst semester Representatlves Mr Vall and Mr Bruss are our class advlsors We have thlrty seven members lI1 our class thls year We lost slx members of the class Gyrlee Doyle Merlm Foster Ned Thompson Denms Steerman and Dennls Head ley and Davld Hassler We have galned Randy Urlch from Rock Is1a.nd and Edna Valt from Peorla We regret to hear that at the end of tlus year we are gomg to loose Pat O Br1en CLASS OFFICERS Jack Esmond Karen Dalzlel and Carl Von Holten U . U . , . . . l - 1 1 . - . . . - D 7 1 . . . . . . - a . . . ' 9 1 1 1 ' , . 0 . . , . f U F RESHMAN CLASS HISTORY We the class of 62 started Hlgl School w1th an enroll ment of 53 The green freshmen hved through and enjoyed uutlatlon We entered a float 111 the Hornecormng Parade and served refreshments for the dance Kathy Kepner and Roger Von Holten were elected as Homecommg attendants We made money by sellmg popcorn at the game and we ADVISORS Mrs. Yonk and Mr. Shearburn .X Y S , - '1 Q Y 4 Pk, . 5 it . X, I 1 , f x - N .f f V Q I , g . . s 1 1 . . 9 also made money at our bake sale The offlcers for the year were Kathy Kepner, Pres1dent, Denny Schrader, V1ce Presldent Joyce Schulte Secretary Treasurer Mr Shearburn and Mrs Yonk were our advl sors Repre sentatlves for the Student Councll were Merle ten was our Senator Jamce Wlgglrn was secretary treas urer of our personal account CLA SS OFFICERS Joyce Schulte Kathy Kepner and Denny Schrader Von Iliolten, George Bass, and Gene Borop. 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I., . ,, i O0 000 AP 0 6 J SUMMER GIRLS STATE, BOYS STATE Illrm Gn-ls State ts held at MacMurray College rn Iacksonvrlle for one week each summer Boys State 15 held at the State Farr Grounds at Sprrngfreld The theory behtnd these rs Cttrzen partrcrpatron 1n government rs the best way to as sure the future of our repubhc They arm to carry on therr respectrve governments as nearly as possrble after the pattern of the State of I111no1s Adult staff and coun selors serve rn an advrsory capacrty only Jevne Andersen Roger Launtzen and Truman Esmond represented us SUMMER MUSIC CAMP The Junior Women s Club has undertaken for two years the project of sendtng two students to mustc camp at Macomb Last year the two chosen were Ramona Lrvey and Joan Andersen QAbsent rn the prcturey Fred Perrrzo and Roger James are gorng thrs year It rs a good experrence to play rn the orchestra and srng rn the chorus! 9 9 . . . , . . . , , . . , I s . - 1 a . , . . . . , ational Honor Society MEHITABEL CHAPTER Mr LaRussafadv1sorJ Gary Eckberg Truman Esmond Phrl LaRussa Don Edson Jerry Myers Nrck Pasqual Lmda Kruse Anita Buzard Anna DeWaele Ramona Ltvey Joan Andersen Kay Broeren Patu Johnson The emblem of the Nauonal Honor Socrety rs the keystone and the flammg torch The four cardmal pr1n crpals are character scholarshrp leadershrp and serv1ce The tlammg torch rllustrates our purpose to bear forward the searchmg hght of truth to lead that others may follow and to keep burmng a hrgh ambruon for the endurlng values of 11fe at1onal umor Honor SOCICI DoN MARQUIS CHAPTER Karen Dalzrel Jevne Andersen Glorra Laurrtzen Bruce Page Marlene Kasten Karen Foss Deanre Hochstatter Barbara Weber Jack Esmond Leona Jacobs Mrss Cully fadvrsory Bonnre Hardy The torch the offrcral emblem of the Juruor Honor Socrety has from the earlrest trmes been the emblem of knowledge As the Ind1an of long ago hghted hrs torch to gurde hmm 1nto dark places so all men who seek truth must lrght the torch of knowledge . J . o l ALL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL Rodney Von Holten Jerry Schulte Eugene Calsyn At the 1958 annual rneetrng of the football coaches for the choosrng of the Blackhawk All Conference Football Team three of the Walnut team recerved hlgh honors They were Rodney Von Holten Jerry Schulte and Gene Calsyn Von I-Iolten was chosen frrst strrng center Schulte frrst stung guard and Calsyn first stung tackle ALL STATE MUSIC ALL CONFERENCE BASKETBALL Roy Fmk Fred Perrizo Joan Andersen Phll La Russa The All State Senror Band Chorus and Orchestra was held rn Champargn Urbana dunng January 29th and 30th Th1s rs an annual affarr and the above or gantzatrons are composed of selected students from all the hrgh schools of the state We were very for tunate to be represented by Roy F1nk and Fred Perrrzo 1n the chorus and Joan Andersen rn the band - I . I f I I . - ' l ' . D 1 I A 9 . . ' Y . . Y I ' I - ' 4 . ' - . - . - . , . . Dan 24404: The Presldent of our Student who has part1c1pated m football basketball track band, and chorus He has served as a class Off1CeI and 1S a member of the Honor Soclety As Pres1dent of the Student Councll Don holds a responslble pos1t1on of leader sh1p and has assumed h1s respon s1b1l1t1es 111 a smcere fash1on W . 66660 A Senlor glrl Ramona Llvey was chosen as the Queen of our Homecommg fe St1V1t18S tlus year Ramona has been most actlve 111 class act1v1t1es chorus and band She lS Majorette for our marching band, accompam est for many of our sololsts and ensembles a member of the Honor SOCICCY cheerleader and a leader m our student body . . , . , I ! I I Council is Don Edson, a Senior, . . . , I 2 1 'Wu Y Sr' Ofzgaaigatdaac and A no can A L..J A S CT? ii? 3-4' -1 During the football season, our cheerleaders, Ramona Livey and Verna Anderson, and also Barb Weber, burst into one of the 6th period assemblies, dressed in com- plete Football uniforms and proceeded to show us what real pep on a Football team meant. It was a most en- tertaining, amusing, a pro- ductive demonstration, and the results of it were felt for some time. ctivities We were entertained and enlightened by a short demonstration in assembly, on November 21, by Eugene Calsyn, Dave Kepner, and Clayton Blackert. The use, care, and rules of firearms was graphically illustrated with the presentation of the weapons now commonly used in hunting. BE. Although Leotard day is not an annual event, it is interesting to record that one day this year, the girls demonstrated what it would look like if fads were taken serious- ly. Here, Linda Kruse, Marlene Kasten, Mary Wilson, and Ioan Andersen, pose as our models. Annually, our student body elects a president for our Student Council. This election takes the form of an actual political campaign. The candidates for the Citizens Party were: President-Don Edson, Vice- President-Arnie VonHolten, Secretary- Treasurer-Phyllis Vonl-lolten. Candi- dates for thePeople's Party were: President-Gene Calsyn, Vice-Presi- dent- Truman Esmond, Secretary- Treasurer-Deanie l-lochstatter. The victors were: President-Don Edson, Vice-President-Truman Esmond, Secretary-Treasurer Deanie Hoch- statter. On Friday, December 19th, Home Ec III cooked and On December 19th, our school presented a short program served Christmas dinner for in the assembly, consisting of skits by the four classes, the faculty. It was complete and a gift exchange. This program was followed by re- from turkey to pumpkin pie, freshments in the gym and dancing. It was most inspiring and it was greatly enjoyed by to begin the Christmas vacation. all. Homecoming On Wednesday night, October 15, we held our pep rally preceding our Homecoming game. We cremated McGeese QWethersfieldj in effigy. The Co-Captains and Coaches gave a pep talk. We climaxed our evening by the snake dance through town. In the parade, on Friday afternoon, were the floats from each class, the business men's floats, the school buses, and both the High School and Grade School bands. The Homecoming attendants rode in convertibles, accompanied by the Co-Captains and Don Edson, President of Student Council. Friday night we succeeded in beating Wethersfield, 26-12. During the half the floats from the classes were presented in the order they placed . The Senior float won first place with its theme, We Panda Win. The Juniors' placed second, Sophomores' third, and the Freshmen's last. All the floats were exceptionally good this year and each class should feel proud of theirs. Queen Ramona Livey was crowned by Don Edson. We climaxed our Homecoming festivities by dancing to the music of Joe DeZutti. During intermission entertainment was provided by the Girls' Barbershop Quartet, Dale and Kathy Kepner, and Les Renner. The Queen was escorted by the Co-Captains Dave Kepner and Rodney Von Holten, and presented red roses by Co-Captain, Marvin Neahring. The Queen's court consisted of the Senior attendant Verna Andersen es- corted by jim Mattingly, the Junior attendant Judy Urich escorted by Freddie Perrizo, the Sophomore attendant Phyllis Von Holten escorted by jack Esmond, and the Fresh- man attendant Kathy Kepner escorted by Roger Von Holten. The dance was a great success and was enjoyed by all. Christmas Program A large audience enjoyed the fine Christmas program at the Walnut Com- munity High School on December loth. The fifty member mixed chorus was ac- companied by Kathy and Dale Kepner at the marimba, Linda Kruse and Romona Livey at pianos and joan Andersen at the organ. Mr. Charles jupin was the nar- rator, and the figures for the manger scene were loaned by Mr. George E. Gonigam, jr. The Leon Andersen family V provided the I-Iammond organ for the T. program. Mr. O'May is to be congratu- 4 lated for the outstanding program, and many expressed a desire to hear similar pro- grams in the future. unior Class Play The junior Class presented a three-act comedy farce, Shy Guy, by Paul S . Mc- Coy on November 2lst. The play, under the direction of Mr. C. A . jupin, centered around teenager Fred Hastings fPhil La Russaj who had been a paid model for the Glamour Girl Cosmetic Company. I-Ie would like to keep this a secret from his girl and his parents . A very humorous situation arises when his best friend Larry Madison fFred Perrizoj tries to help him. The play was one of the best in recent years and was enjoyed by all. Others in the play included: Sharon Hoffman, Sandra Wallace, Linda Keleher, Bruce Page, Marjorie Howes, Virginia Anderson, Anita Buzard, Nick Pasqual, and Mervin Peterson. ' W A'i ' f A Student Counc1l SE NA TORS Don Wallace Tom Conley Judy Urrch Roger Von Holten OFFICERS Truman Esmond Deanre Hochstatter M1ss Cully Don Edson FIRST SEMESTER REPRESENTATIVES: Top Davld Kepner. SECOND ROW Marlo Brown, Gene Borop. FIRST ROW George Bass, Lmda Keleher, Phyllis Von Holten, Doug Page, Betty Hardy, Merle Von Holten. SECOND SEMESTER REPRESENTATIVES. Back Row Kay Broeren, Gall Frank, Dessa Schoaf, Jerry Lange, Jeannie Bacorn. , FRONT ROW Treva Buzard, Verna Anderson, Marlo Brown, Ronnle Wolf, Paul Peach. O y f I ..-I Q? Fam . DEKA LB BAND TRIP On Saturday October 4 1958 the Walnut I-hgh School band attended the flrst annual Band Day at Dekalb Ours was one of the elght bands that paruclpated IH th1S event We met at the school at 7 30 IH the mormng and made the trlp IH busses Dur mg the mormng we practlced for the half tlme massed band presentatlon ln whlch we played Men of Ohlo Battle Br1gade and Burst of Trumpets We apprecxated the opportunlty to partlclpate ln th1s flrst Band Day ,ggi i 1958 FOOTBALL BANOUET The football banquet was served ln the Walnut Hlgh School gym to honor the members of the 1958 football squad the coaches and all of the other persons connected wlth the squad The banquet began at 6 30 P M w1th a turkey supper served by the mothers of the squad When the supper was f1n1shed a greet1ng was glven to the boys the speaker and the guests by Mrs Edson chalrman of the mothers commlttee for the banquet Thxs was followed by an 1ntroduct1on of the captams by the master of ceremonles Mr Gene johnson of Walnut Each of the captalns Davld Kepner Marvm Neahr1ng and Rodney VonHolten recalled hlghllghts of the 58 football season and mtroduced next years co captalns Arnold Von Holten and Jerry Schulte the most lmproved player They also mtroduced Marvm Neahrmg as the most valuable player Mlss Matson awarded the letters to the cheerleaders Varsity Romona Llvey Judy Ur1ch Phyllls Von Holten and Verna Anderson I V V1rg1n1a Anderson Karen Foss and Kathy Kepner This was followed by the awardmg of the J V letters and numerals by Mr Shearburn Mr Vall was the next to speak and extended h1s appreclatlon to thls years teams Coach Bruss awarded major letters to twenty one varslty players The speaker of the evening Mr Ashworth was then mtroduced He IS the Athletlc Dlrector of Streator and gave a very 1nterest1ng and mformatlve speech l Y l 9 9 r . . . . . . - . . . , - - Y' ' fl ll ' If I' Y' ' a x - . i T ' 'W P JW lf , QA 5 xl , A L 2- - V , A ,, L 5, -1 X 1.8 so A 4 iii f I .gn 9 1 . . . . . . . s 1 1 . , . . 0 9 o , . 0 9 s 1 1 n Y n - 2 a 9 0 . 1 ' v ' 1 9 1 r - 0 v 7 0 0 0 . . . . . . . , . . 1 I a - 3 ' C - A , A- 'i V 4,Qf??:f'N .- 4 '55 H f2? M I 3 1-....m,, A 4: I. sl a A Mr- 'ww -' JK . 4 fra if 6' I 'Q SAA 'A +114 4, .M y 5-.. sb!-L Initiation The hallowed halls of Walnut High and immediate sur- rounding territory were the scenes of the freshmen initia- tion on the 12th and 24th of September. First came dress-up day. All freshmen and new stud- ents were required to wear good clothes to school which included gloves and heels for girls, suits complete with ties for boys, and hats for both. That day they practiced their bows and curtseys accompanied by a cheery Good morning, Almighty Senior. A little later, twelve days to be exact, found the same students dressed quite differently. Instead of good dress- es the girls were wearing bibbed overalls on backwards, with sweatshirts underneath. Their hair was divided into pony-tails tied with green ribbon. The boys were found wearing straight skirts and sweaters and veiled hats . All were wearing signs stat- ing that they were but lowly freshmen. All freshmen reported to school that night to finish their task of be- coming full-fledged students of Walnut High. Semester Exams Semester exams were january 16-17, 1959. There was the usual mid-year rush and cramming for exams. As every year the Gymnasitun was set up as a mass study hall, ln almost all classes students proved their x L Q. Student Da On Friday, March 6th, the Student Council took over the operation of W.C .H.S. Don Edson served as our Principal and Deanie Hochstatter took the place of Donna Mungor as office Secretary. Each class was in the charge of a student Teacher who was selected from a list submitted by each teacher . The faculty of our school spent the day visiting various classes, other than their own, and catching up on back work. It was a most profitable and enjoyable day for both the faculty and student body. Paper Staff S. Meyers, A. Jacobs, M. Brown V. Anderson, I. Urich, B. Hawkins, Mr. Iupin, A. Buzard, P. LaRussa, M. Peterson, D. Hochstatter, G. Eckberg, N. Pasqual, B. Page, F. Perrizo, S. Wallace, L. Keleher, S. Hoffman. years learning. X3 FHA. The purpose of F H A lS to promote an mterest 1n Home Econom1cs Members are requlred to have part1c1 pated 111 at least one year of Home Economlcs The mot to of thls orgamzatlon 1S Toward New Horlzons and the flower 1S the red rose ACTIVITIES The soclal sea son of Future Homemakers of Amer1ca opened w1th a p1cn1c w1th the Future Farmers of Amer1ca at Mr James Von Holten s farm F H A members attended Fall Rally at Henry, lll1no1s where our chapter had charge of the style show Narrat1on was wrltten by the sophomore Home Ec class and narrated by Marlene Kasten The formal 1nstallat1on of offlcers and the freshmen 1n1t1at1on was February 5th For entertamment Letty Waterhouse pantommed and V1rg1n1a Anderson sang end of the week the secret sweetheart was revealed ln May was the style show w1th Home Ec members modelmg P1ctu.re Pretty The classes and F H A also honored the1r mothers at the style show Pres1dent Marlo Brown Vice Pres1dent Anna Buzard Secretary Cece11a Plum Treasurer D1ana Mungor Public Relat1ons Marlene Kasten Histonan Ioan Andersen Song Leader Letty Waterhouse Degree Cha1rman Leona Jacobs Program Cha1rman Dessa Schoaf Recreauon Cha1rman Arlene Jacobs P1an1st Phy111s Von Holten Parllamentarlan Anna De Waele Projects Cha1rman Kay Lrnd O I The week of Valentine's Day we shared friendship with fellow members. .At the hd 340, MASK 'Q 97' 1 i: ' 'RAISE FRONT left to nght Mlss Robbrns Agnes Gugerty Phy111s Von Holten Anna De Waele Verna Anderson Ahce Norden Bonnre Hardy Mary Gugerty Velma Clapp SECOND ROW Jeannle Bacorn, Cheryle Hertz ler Lydra Huseman Betty Hardy Anrta Foss Debra Conklrn Lola Mattrngly Sh1r1eyAhrens THIRD ROW Nancy Mc Kanna Cheryl Mattes Patty Yerk Joyce Schulte Lrnda Sarver Joan Andersen V1r guna Anderson, Pattr Johnson Phylhs Schmrdt FOURTH ROW Nancy Hertzler Mary Wolfe Marlo Brown, Anrta Buzard Leona Jacobs Cecelra Plum Ar lene Jacobs Barbara Jenner Glona Laurrtzen FIFTH ROW Treva Buzard, Lyna Burkey Marlene Kasten, Letty Waterhouse Kay Lrnd Ada Herdenrerch June Frrtz Janlce Wrggam, Dessa Schoaf Chapter Mother Chapter Mother Mrs Clrfford Yerk Mrs Cec11 Plum Chapter bweetneart Betty Hardy iw- f IU 147 -T 147' 1: fxj If 4 f 1 Ag Shop Project Ag Laborarory Work Agrrculture Bu11d1ng vw' The Future Farmers of America is an extra curricular activity having it s origin and root in vocational agri culture This movement started in 1917 and between 1923 and 1928 state organizations were being formed On August 30 1950 the Congress of the United States granted a Federal Charter to the F F A The aim of this made up of five symbols the owl the plow the rising sun the American eagle and a cross section of an ear of corn Our school has an active Chapter of the F F A and it is closely connected with the agricultural department of our school Under the able direction of Mr Baxter our farm boys have participated in many agricultural events and successfully completed many agricultural projects The number of boys taking agricultural subjects each year has grown and the results of their training is seen on nearly every farm of our community FRONT ROW L to R Mr Baxter fadvisorj Jack Headly Randy Christensen Roger Von Holten Lee Sarver Ronme Wolfe SECOND ROW Jack Middleton Dale Kepner Jerry Lange Larry Black Charles Gugerty Jerry Bacorn THIRD ROW Rod Attig Norman Metcalfe Joe Middleton Rick Wangelin FOURTH ROW Carl Von Holten Jerry Schulte Dean Geldean Guy Henline Tom Sawyers Larry Briar Gene Calsyn Keith Wrlstead Merle Von Holten FIFTH ROW Clayton Blackert Rlchard Reiss Bob Ward Sam Meyer Tom Conley Ed Borop Jim Mattingly David Hoge F F A OFFICERS Left to Right Sam Meyer Ed Borop Gene Calsyn Clayton Blackert Carl Von Holten Mr Baxter X ,L Ns -Q, 1 l F ' 1 . WF A organizati,on is to develop agricultural leadership, cooperation and citizenship. The Aniblgm of the F.F.A. ls . . . .. . . ' H H . . . . ' ' ' ' 0 . 1 1 ' 2 0 1 i 1 I . l ' . I , I U I . I D . 0 . ' 1 U I I 1 O O U H : I U l GA.A. FRONT left to rrght Mary Gugerty Karen Jauch Kathy Kepner Mrss Matson Deanrne Hochstatter Lrnda Kele her Agnes Gugerty SECOND ROW Kay Broeren Cheryle Hertzler Anrta Middleton Karen Dalzrel Sh1r1ey Ahrens Paula Lawrence Carohne Hextzler THIRD ROW Lola Matungly Patn Johnson Mary Wolfe Nancy Nertzler Lrnda Sarver Nancy McKanna Debra Conkhn FOURTH ROW Joyce Shulte Barbara Jenner Mar Jorre Howes Letty Waterhouse Ada Herdenrerch Becky Hawkrns June Fntz Glorla Laurrtzen The G1r1s Athletrc Assoclatlon 1S a state orgamzauon The purpose of the organ rzatron 1S to pf0V1d6 for better sportsmanshrp and to further the mterest of sports The g1r1s meet every Monday after school Glrls may earn points toward a G A A award Wh1Ch 1S determmed by the amount of polnts they earn Durmg the year G A A grrls had a plzza party and attended a play day Letty Waterhouse Mrss Matson Kathy Kepner Carolrn Hertzler Pattr Johnson Secretary Treasurer Advrsor Pornt Secretary Presrdent V1ce Presrdent I any A --. i JV rf. W Club 'lim R James L Brandenburg G Eckbergl Myers T Esmond R Launtzen S Gerbltz P LaRussa FOURTH ROW Futz A Vonl-lolten E Calsyn F Pernzo SECOND ROW J Mlddleton C Gugerty Mr Va1l D Kepner J Bacorn FIRST ROW D Wallace Mr Shearburn Mr Bruss R Vonl-lolten The W Club was establlshed for the purpose of furthermg athletlc a.nd scholastlc mtere st at Walnut Hlgh The orgaruzatlon mcludes all those boys who have Won a ma Jor letter 1.11 football basketball baseball, or track In March they took a trlp to Chlcago The boys were under the able leadershlp of the advlsor, Mr Vall and then' offlcers W CLUB OFFICERS Mr Va11 Don Wallace Dave Kepner Gene Calsyn Q! 33 i lv ' 2 O ',.' xl , , it EJ E: Borop-J.-Schulte-R. Wan-gelin-G. Frank-G. Botop-D. Edson. THIRD ROW-J. Mattlngly-K. Willstead-J. D . D ! ' ! . N 7! Jn: ll! if Q .51 X91 l'lYlW'l Wana Band l MAJORETTE- Ramona Livey. W. C. H. S. FLAG BEARERS-N. Heitzler, L. Jacobs, N. McKanna, K. Broeren, B. Braasch, P. O'Brien, M. Howes. CLARINETS--Linda Kruse, Marlene Kasten, Don Edson, Truman Esmond, Letty Waterhouse, Karla Krebs, Arlene Jacobs, Deanie Hochstatter, Karen Jauch, Paul Water- house, Mary Wilson, Sandra Wallace, Cecilia Plum, Paul Peach, Cheryl Mattes, Kay Lind. ALTO CLARI- NET--Karen Dalzeil. BASS CLARINET--Sharon Hoff- man. FLUTES--Roger James, Karen Foss, Gloria Laurit- zen, Shirley Ahrens, Anita Foss, Cheryl l-Ieitzler. OBOE--Jim Carlson. ALTO SAXOPHONE--Becky Haw- kins, Carolin Heitzler, David Buzard. TENOR SAXO- PHONE--Anita Buzard. BARITONE SAXOPI-IONE Ierry Lange. FRENCH HORNS--Ramona Livey, Barbara We- The W.C.l-l.S. Concert Band is an organization of sixty-five members with an instrumentation that in- cludes clarinets, saxophones, flutes, bassoon, oboe, tympani, cornets, trombones, baritones, basses, French horns, and percussions. The band performs for all home football and basketball games, presents an annual spring concert, participates in the Blackhawk Band Festival, competes in state contests, and makes at least one ap- pearance at college homecomings. At all marching ap- pearances, the band is accompanied by a corps of twirl- ers and a color guard. Our library contains many popular numbers, concert numbers from Beethoven, Schubert, Tschaikowsky, and Brahms, as well as attractive novelty numbers. The I 1 MIXED CLARINET QUARTET-K. Dalzeil, S. Hoff- man, D. Hochstatter, M. Wilson. v SAXOPHONE QUARTET-J. Lange, A. Buzard, B. Hawkins, C, Heitzler. ver, Phyllis Von Holten, Bonnie Hardy. BASSOON--Jo- an Andersen. CORNETS--Roy Fink, Mervin Petersen, Keith Erickson, Kenny Perrizo, Dona Hawkins, Ronnie Baker, June Fritz, Gene Borop, Barbara Jenner, Lyle Ahrens. TROMBONE--Fred Perrizo, Verna Anderson, Ed Borop, George Bass, Howard Petersen, Dean Geldean. BARITONB--Jerry Bacorn. BASS--Bob Ward, Merle Von Holten, Dennis Krebs. TYMPANI--Marlo Brown. PER- CUSSION--Diana Mungor, Nick Pasqual, Marilyn Kas- ten, Dale Kepner, Kathy Kepner, Danny Hoge, Larry Cole, Lyna Burkey. members of the band have organized into smaller en- semble groups which include: a trombone quartet, a saxophone quartet, French horn quartet, clarinet quartet cornet and clarinet trios, drum ensemble, brass ensem- ble, and many others. Credit is given by our school for participation in these groups, and a graduating system of awards is offer- ed. Our band rehearsal is scheduled for every school day, during the third period, but our soloists and ensem- bles practice during the noon hour. We are proud of our uniformed band and the record it has made over the past few years and we intend to keep it at the high standard it now maintains. FRENCH HORN QUARTET-B. Hardy, P. Vonl-lolten, B. Weber, R. Livey. Roster .pf lk x Ye' X l x i ' DIRECTOR- C.l-I. O'May CONCERT BAND TWIRLERS-D. Hawkins, M. Kasten, B. Hawkins, K. Foss, A. Jacobs. CLARINET QUARTET-M. Kasten, L. Kruse, C. Plum, L. Waterhouse. IUNIOR- SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS f 4 JUNIOR SEXTET SENIOR GIRLS ' BARBERSH OP QUARTET I' FRESHMAN- SOPHOMORE GIR.LS ' CHORUS SENIOR MIXED OCTET 36 if 5 V 1 I C .C,, ' 2 1 'YV -4 3 LF A Ramona Livey I i BOYS CHORUS: TOP ROW-L. Brandenburg, T. Esmond, L. Anderson, P. La- Russa, R. James, T. Conley. J. Esmond, B. Ward, B. Mattingly. FOURTH ROW-P. Waterhouse, F. Perrizo, E. Borop, D. Edson, R. Fink, B. Page, J. Linda KIUSC Myers, L. Aherns. THIRD ROW-R. VonHo1ten, L. Dyche, L. Briar, G. Hen- line, R. Gloden, L. Cole, J. Lange, J. Fritz, SECOND ROW-D. Page, P. Peach, C. VonHo1ten, O. Borop. I. Bacorn, D. Hubbel, R. VonHolten, J. G. Kight. FIRST ROW-C. H. O'May, R. Wolfe, D. Buzard, L. Sarver, D. Hoge, J. Carlson, R. Livey. MIXED REED QUINTET BOYS' OCTET--B. Gloden, B. Ward, D. Edson, R. BRASS ENSEMBLE Fink, R. James, J. Esmond, E. Borop, T. Esmond. Joan Andersen r f MIXED CHORUS: TOP ROW-M. Howes, M. Kasten, J. Esmond, P. LaRussa, Phillis VOHHOIICH. R. Fink, R. James, T. Esmond, E. Borop, L. Andersen, L. Brandenburg, M, Karen FOSS Kasten, L. Waterhouse. FOURTH ROW-V. Anderson, M. Brown, J. Anderson, B. Page, 'I. Meyers, D. Edson, B. Ward, F. Perrizo, S. Wallace, B. Haw- kins, A. Buzard, THIRD ROW-V. Hardy, C. Plum, L. Burkey, P. Water- house, J, Bacorn, B. Gloden, L. Ahern, D. Schoaf, G. Lauritzen, J. Ander- son. SECOND ROW-V. Anderson, M. Wilson, D. Mungor, D. Buzard, P. Peach, J. Lange, D. Hoge, K. Foss, K. Krebs, A. DeWae1e. FIRST ROW-R. Livey, P. VonHo1ten, J. Urich, D. Hochstatter. J. Carlson, R. Wolfe, S. Hoffman, B. Weber, C. H. O'May, L. Kruse. l Verna Anderson Fred Perrrzo Marlo Brown Bonme Hardy Alrce Norden Lyna Burkey George Bass Ed Borop Cecrlra Plum Joyce Shulte Mary Wrlson Karen Foss Mervin Peterson Roy F1nk Kerth Ericson Danny Hoge, Larry Cole, Kathy Kepner. Karen Iauch Shrrley Ahrens Cheryl Hertzler Paul Waterhouse Karen Foss Anrta Foss Cheryl Mattes Glorra Laurtzen Roger James Nrck Pasqual, Lyna Burkey, Kerth Errcson, Roy Fmk, Bob Ward, Fred Perrrzo, Jerry Bacorn, Phylhs VonHo1ten. D K+-if a W H3 tx J H5 - A x xm YKEWFW? Jia X Q X, ly N X ' XXI,-' 'fi' X .uk X fx V 3, xlf, X -am: Q I , . ' un1or Vars1ty Football Thls year Walnut Htgh s J V team had a very successful season droppmg only one conference game and that to Wethersfteld by one pomt Coach Art Shearburn s team w11l furnlsh next year s Varslty wlth many strong men to flll the gaps left by Walnut s graduatlng lettermen Vatslty Games Qeptember 12 Walnut 37 Elmwood 12 September 26 Touchdowns Arnold Von Holten 3 Davld Kepner 3 Extra Potnts Mattmgly l Touchdowns Ph1l LaRussa 2 Fred Perrlzo 2 Arnold Von Holten l Extra Po1nts Mattlngly 4 Walnut 13 Wyommg 12 Touchdowns Dave Kepner 1 Arnold Von Holten 1 Extra Potnts Matttngly l September 19- -Walnut-34--Toulon-0 I VISITOR Li Q Q DUWN TD GD Vars1ty Football Thls year Walnut has had what IS consldered by many to have been one of the most successful years The Ralders won elght games and lost one w1th Bradford ending w1th second place IH a ten team conference Our best played game was wlth Galva 1n wh1ch Walnut won 34 12 As tn the pre vlous year Walnut was s1tt1ng pretty only to be upset by Bradford two years 1n a row Walnut s future team can be sure that th1s w11l not happen agam wtth a strong team graduatlng from the jumor Varstty squad VRISIIY Games October 3 Walnut 34 Galva 12 October 24 Walnut 13 Manllus 0 Kepner 2 Kepner 1 Arnold Von Holten 1 Extra Potnts Mattlngly 1 Extra Pomts Mattlngly 4 October 31 Walnut 7 Prmcevllle 6 October 9 Walnut 0 Bradford 12 Touchdowns Neahrmg 1 Extra Polnts Mattmgly 1 October 17 Walnut 26 Wethersf1e1d12 Touchdowns Neahrtng 2 November 4 Walnut 33 Dunlap 0 Brandenburg 1 Kepner 1 Extra Pomts Roger Von Holten 1 Gene Calsyn 1 Touchdowns--Neahring-2 Touchdowns--Borop-1 Dave Kepner Gene C alsyn Marv Neahrlng 5 Jerry Myers Ralph Echelbarger Don Wallace Rodney VonHo en V IDI 11m Matungly Jerry Lange -X Scott Gerbltz Rick W angelin Ph11 La Russa Roger James Larry Brandenburg Jerry Bacom Coach Bruss C oach Va11 ger Laurxtz en Coach Shearburn Don Edson Truman Esmond Cheerleaders Q Coach Lyle Bruss 'AA Walnut jumor Vars1t Paul Waterhouse, Dick Reiss Larry Cole Bob Mat- tingly Lyle Ahrens Gene Borop, Ronnie Baker John Fritz, Norm Metcalfe, Larry Dyche, Otis Bor- op, David Lewis, Rod Attig, Dennis Hubbell, Doug Page, Paul Peach, George Bass, J. G. Kight, Kermy Perrizo. ' Y C, Don W Mr Chas Va 11 Coach Phil LaRussa Gary Eckberg Roger james Fred 1m Mattlngly Roy Fink Managers Doug Hansen 11m Carlson Don hdson Bruce Page Charles Gugerty Sammy Meyers Conference Champs 1' Larry Brandenburg Roy Flnk Roger James Ph11LaRussa Sam Myer Don Edson Roger Laurltzen Don Wallace J1m Matungly Fred Perrlzo Bruce Page Gary Eckberg Charles Gugerty Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut FT 0 L Brandenburg 70 R James D Wallace Conference 14 3 Oh1o Prmceton Dunlap Elmwood Toulon Wyonung Ohlo DePue Galva Bradford Wether sfleld FG 0 LaRussa jame S Wallace Brandenburg 34 Perr1zo Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut LaRus sa Wallace Jame s Brandenburg Season 186 Manllus Princewlle Toulon Wyommg Galva Bradford Wether sfleld 45 MaI1l1us Tlslulwa Prmcev1lle 43 Dunlap LaSalle Peru 53 AVE LaRussa Wallace jame s Brandenburg Perrlzo Eckberg U ,ff 0' 8 - 52 ' 43 55 41 ' 54 64 40 33 62 49 50 62 60 40 64 51 ' 37 80 Walnut 56 Tiskilwa 62 Walnut 47 63 ' 42 34 ' 6l 55 57 ' ' 69 64 89 ' 72 64 38 66 ' 43 46 7 7 TP . P. 48 P. 382 P. . 69 R. 46 D. 226 D. . 65 D. 36 R. 223 R. L. L. 214 L. F. ' 34 F. ' Eff! : ' 5' ., '31 Q .,,,-.,,,....-I- ' 33 its x 6 I xx 'uw .Lf K ' 4 N if if Qs-'f:f:. . We.. 1 : f -- ,- w, A 3. ff' 5' f 'S K 'y m Q I i- 1f' ?. fi' 7, Fr. K 4, I . J Y ,3 ,J ,. v V. - .4 .. 4 ,W ily . r.,-., '. I o I an 3 1 JZ '1 v 1 Boys Phys1cal Educauon Under the able supervlslon of Mr Bruss and Mr Shearburn the boys P E cour ses offer mstructlon Ln tumblmg, basketball body bulldmg and the arts of self de fense Pmg pong shuiieboard checkers badmmton and bowlmg offered durmg the noon hour rotmd out the course A SlX Weeks class 1.11 physlcal fl11T1eSS and health 1S lncluded as an added attractlon , O O . . , I l I O Q 2 9 ' ' x v 1 1 9 , I . Girls' Physical Education During the periods of 4, 5, and 9 the girls are instructed in all phases of physical education. The course includes tennis, volleyball, basketball, badminton, bowling, and tumbling. Baseball, a favorite of the teacher Miss Matson, is also important. Less strenuous games of ping pong, shuffleboard, a.nd checkers are offered. The girls also have a six weeks course in good health and habits. ...fm Blue Monday? Show Offs HmmmI The Line Up Oh Look Yeah HL 1 1 fx ' if ove Is Grand Resting Now What Eating Dinner? h 1 Did You Hear? Mad at the World! Hows That? . 1 . ' ., .L . .mbfz 'fl' un' , . ff Y Q ,S75f:ig:,,'.'?'l1Zf' A1 ...., . . ,- A, .gg!QA,,i,iH,g , 1, W Mx- fl ,I - , A N, d ,,nw .oo, , o ' 523 Y' A ,' -, ',-- , . 21W 27?W x5 2 fZ3G:':,, f a A ' Wtzfifg-' , A nnn d f , ' F 23, VX A JJ f 'ik Q .f mg: K Y '4 - ,-'Yn!5i:.v'f,A-- ', U':ML'f' Rfk 5 .. High Noon Read it to Me Teacher! Take Your Old Bottle! 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