Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1949 volume:

THE 1949 TALISMAN ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF WOODRUF F HIGH SCHOOL -1 I, pi fx s , N- X A? V, TZ . I I 3 i I . , 1 , X . X PAT BA TIELL LX F5 MI N NR L H M DON LD P I ,,...g4, A. , ' I 5 PEORIA, ILLINOIS ,ff EDITORS 1, 1' I., .jf - L Zffiadfffn ? 1 aww? A A 'Cf . : f 1 A E JLYC ILL R A -'Y' 3 , fl ' 4 , . O U M Wm MX MH. KENNETH I. BUCHEH Editorial Adviser I I ,,LL, LA,J TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ....... S ORGANIZATIONS . . . ACTIVITIES . . ATHLETICS . . . FEATURES . . . INDEX Page 7 Pifgff I7 Page 85 Page I2I Page I 27 Page I 5 I Page I 79 -IQ' W W- W1-up-L, -J-qn...- .Y f E A 1' ' Y W . '. , ' 4 2 v v 5' y Ei l lib J s V xy y , if ,J CL XQHL, I V'-'if 'lk A-,fr ,. ' --, 1 N , 4, ' L, N-.WLLJ-5 xl 4524, 'L '32 . I K- ,kr , ' f , 7 , 5 pftqigiiafr, k F OREWORD A century ago pioneers began a great journey westward to find 'gold.' Some were killed--some fell by the wayside--,but the experienced and wiser ones surged ever onward to reach their goal. As it was then, so be it today! ' Four years ago, a group of young men and women started on the most important journey in their life, to seek education! Some took a great interest in their studies and others went even farther and went into extra- iii . .'...,.4-- , , ,HW ,., .. -. . , ii i. ., curricular activities to display their talents. The 'Talisman' has kept an account of these men and women and their activities throughout their years here. This is their final account from the '1alisman', out as long as there is life, there will always be an account of young men and women seeking their 'gold', education. V3 DEDICATIO The staff of the l949 Talisman wishes to dedicate this '49 Gold Hush anniversary edition to the Head of the Woodruff High School Social Studies Department who is Mr. Andrew Hoeflin. We feel that this is an appropriate idedicat1onSfor two reasons. First'F on this one hundredth anniversary of the l849 westward trek for gold we realize its hist- orical significance. Mr. Hoeflin is more than a teacher of history--he is truly a 'student' of history. Those of us fortun- ate enough to sit in Mr. Hoeflin's classes realize the significance of many historical events under his guidance. Secondly, we are happy to make this ded- ication as a personal tribute to Mr.Hoeflin. In the corridors, in the study halls, and in the class rooms, Mr. Hoeflin rates our respect, our cooperation, and our admiration For your sympathetic and systematic help iirour trekofor 'goldtrteducationfrthateisd we thank you. The 1949 Talisman Staff Pat Barthell Joyce Miller Co-editors We honor - - MH. ANDREW HOEFLIN ' --V-W -F-1,-w1-- ----'Y N F TALISMAN T FF Edl POTS. . . . . ...... ........... .......... P a t Barthell Joyce Miller Sports Editor. . ............. Jerry Kats Editorial Adviser .... Mr. Kenneth I. Bucher Chief Typist .... Staff Artist. . . . Sophomore Edi tor Junior Editor. . . Priscilla Adams Pat Clark Joyce Davis Willis Iiunziker . . . . . .Madeleine Kroeger . . . . . . . .Pat Middleton . . . ....... Mary Murray . . . .Margaret Woerner S 'IAFF MEMBERS Don Martens Barbara Mear Barbara Nelson BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ....................... Joyce Pottorf Advertising Manager. . ..... betty Hill Circulation Manager. . .... .... ! Vlary Gerard Ijlsiness Adviser .... . .... ivlr. A. R. Buis Ca rol Andress Adel e Ba rrack Be ve rly Boura zak Rita Brumfield Joan Christy Norma Dixon Mary tiaaga Norma Hellman Delores lioerr STAFF MEMBERS Janet Hoffman Barbara Johnson Alice King Jo Anne Lehmann Phyllis Perschall Jean Pottorf Donna 'lrantina s if 4 w 5 K -if ,F 1 h 1, ri, ,y ws y f X Q .,,. Q . fi? . 2 , . , Q M I . 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MQW f 'B 1 f 9 1 I f l..f w'!kx4w '-.MJ P. X... Hiatt V 1 J I F 5 f ,,. 'if 'e:It:, ..,. F '. gf Q ' 1..v.,- ..A, ,J fy el l, Lx' ff ,J t cf 2115-Eff ' , 'A f 'JA .- ,Q -Y-:A j if,-4 ,fx5,f' wwfidiwfsmfff41ZfffLjHi'! J '1 ,. . A, ii ' 4..., ,1F'7'l' lgffk., x pg? V ' lghgn fi 'jff .?fKLff u ADMINISTRATION ,HT 2 On the land of John A. Sutter, In the winding churning millrace a,a,. Q my-'115 BR .-'fr Q NH-+14 Lay the gold that made great history, lg 'f I F W- 1 Lay the gold that caused much grief, . H' 4 , im Lay the gold that dfrew all men E'r v' J l f H we Toward the westward setting sun. O , ,A + -f1---1 nwxw 'f':- 'W 'M MQMWMW The cry came first from a man named Marshall XDV, ' Echoing along the winding millrace, X W Through the towns and campings small, n,vM V' 'A f Q f' I ' ci? Through the winding mountain passes, Mfg Through the stifling air of deserts, My 1 Over rough and scrubby prairies, , f ' Over broad and waving wheat fields, Over rolling hills and valleys, To the sharp and jagged coastline, To all the people of our nation l Bang the cry of all men's weakness, Rang the cry of gold. ..ni....4... ,Ma 4 ggi V L - ,,,v A MMMAW i A-M Mg., .. mi--1 1 if L. R. MCDONALD A Principal EMMA G. MACDONALD, M.A. 'Dean of Girls, Head HARVEY TUCKEH, lN'l.A. CO1-IITSGIOF, Future Assistant Principal, A Teachers of America Activities Director K AZQJAQI fffefww, 7 -- - JACK HILL Vice-President DR. MELVIN G. DAVIS JOHN H. HARRIS Superintendent Assistant Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION JOSEPH O. MALONE W C JACQUIN Presldent JOHN L. CARSON GEORGE N. MILES EDWARD G. SAURS L. ROSS JOHNSON HAZEL E. AITCHISON, B.S. Clothing, General Homemaking VERNA M. BLACKBURN, M.A. Mathematics, Trigonometry, Algebra IOSEPH BRODSKY , B. M . E . lrches tra , Beginning Strings SHIRLEY ALEXANDER B. , A. Speech, English , Ci ti zen- ship One Act Pla All BERTHA BERMAN, PH. M. Head of English Department, En lish S eech Clie Act 1 ' Yr ' B r P r ' School Play, Dramatic Club Play, Interscholastic Speegh Contests I These lucky girls are making their own clothes. FACULTY L. R. BROWN, B.S. Blue Print Reading, Stage, Cheer Leaders MELVIN H. BRYE, B.S. Mechanical, Machine, a.nd Architectural Drawing, Stage, Bulletin Board .IEANNE BERMAN, A.B. English, Qiill and Scroll, Journalism, Observer Editorial Adviser 'il VIRGIL BOUCHER, B.S. Physical Education, Algebra, Mathematics, Football, Iruska Tribe, Fresh.-Soph. Basketball KENNETH I. BUCHER, B.S. Business Law, Auto Driving, Talisman Editorial Adviser, Quill and Scroll 9 NORMA BULLOCK, B.Ed. J. H. BURKHOLDER, M.A. En lish Ke' Club Shorthand, Typing, Visual 8 1 3 Aids S W. G. CARLIN, M.A, A. R. BUI , M.S. Citizenship, Modern History, Economics, Business Adviser of Talisman if C. E. CARTER, B.S. Machine Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Stage H. E. COLLIER, B.S. Machine Shop, Wood Shop, Activity Club, Ticket Manager 10 Mr. Carter seems to be enjoying his work as he helps a student. FACULTY THOMAS CORRELL, B.S. FLORENCE I. COURTRIGHT, y Basket- Shorthand, Typing, Office Machines, Camera Club Physical Education ball, Baseball A. Chairman of Mathematics Department, Plane Geometry Solid Geometry, College Algebra, Advanced Algebra WILLARD J. COCHRAN, B.ED Coordinator of Distributive Occupations ,Q J pi . aQQgQQfQ iff' J . ffm 5 1 , -11. f 1. 1- 1 . JSF' an ,.ff,.,. .1 v-hL'3?,g.- f-. 35, , ,.,,s,,:..',pg' mah,-,u,Q3i'q -1- gay: we H-:A-ff , Gfigfm 2. -.1 -, : -fm 1,-,La ,, I 5533 PAUL CULVER B.S. Electricity, Exploratory Electricity, Stage, Tenni Y MARGARET DALTON, B.A. English, Prefects LAWRENCE FOGELBERC, M.M. Band, Jr. Band A. ' Y - 4' 'lb 1 5 'd' ROY A. GUMMERSON B.S. Junior Counselor, Typing, Economics, Bookkeeping J. BYRON DURHAM, M.S. Head of Industrial Arts, Student Council Adviser, Wood- working DEE J. EICHHORN, B.A. Chairman of Art Department, Style Study, Dress Design, Arts and Crafts, Art Club Everyone, including Mr. Cross, looks on as Frank liarper works out on the 'tramp'. FACULTY ESTHER A. HAICH Freshman Music T' M.A' , h, K QQUK H. E. EVELAND, M.S. Projection Crew Supervisor GeneralAMathematics 1 Y l l w ! CHARLEY M. GROSS, M.A. Physical Education, Health, Assistant Football Coach, 1 Wrestling l E. F. HARMS, Nl Sophomore Counselogf Base- ball, Basketball, Intra- mural Football, Geometry AlS?bf3, General Mathe- matics W l l 4 l f A 1 DANE H. HARRIS, B.ED. Speech, Senior Problems, SpeecH M pfppy Correction, Speech Contests, 1 ifggiiia RQ .,.,,, Debate, One-Act Play, Speech 3 Qgggjggigu J' Bureau, National Forensic Leagd I1 GLADYS M. HEDSTROM, A.B Chairman of Foreign Languageh, French En lish French Club, p E 1 . Tri-Language Club , 1 i HSiFg,gA A LL,' V M VVLV Q VL., DORIS HUNT. B.S. , Home Management, Clothing MARTA M. JOHNSON, B.S. Business English, Business Training, Y-Teens 12 LAURA HEDSTBOM. M.S. Head of Home Economics Departmentg Foods CARINA HEINZMAN, M.A. Clothing These girls, with the use of modern equipment are preparing h f d h ' A f M H t ANDREW R. HOEFLIN, M.A. Head of Social Studies De- partmentg United States His- tory, Advanced Civics themselves for t e uture, un er t e supervision o rs. un . p C. .JACOBSCPJ' MIS. FACULTY Printing, boy Scout Merit B dge Counsel 1 GEORGE w. KEY, M.A. Consume, Scienc , General KATHERINE M. LANGTGN, B.A. Science English iALTON B. LONG, M.A. Exploratory Wood Shop, Stag Machine Woodwork DOROTHEA E. MARTENS. M.A. English ' A. H. MCCONNELL, M.A. United States History, Civics ei.-nw EMALINE MILLER, M.A. Advanced Civics, Geography, World Problems MILDHED M. MARTENS, M.A. Algebra, Trigonometry DOROTHY MARZAHN. B.L.S Library Club Looks like fun, doesn't it? FACULTY GLADYS E. MILLER, A Secretarial Practice, hand, Typing .B. Short- HELEN MILLER, M.B.A Head of Business Departl ment, Bookkeeping, Busi- ness Law, Typing ELSIE MAE MCCLUGAGE, B.S. General Homemakingytchalfnan Faculty Social Cannlttee EARL J. MILLER. M.S. Physics, Algebra, Jr. Hi-Y, Photography Club VIVIAN MOEHLE B.S. Girls' Physical Education, Girls' Athletic Association 13 HELEN NANCE, PH.M. AVICE PEBDEW M A Umned States History, Our Spanish, Engligh, Tri-C1ub America, Future Teachers of Language, Pan-American League America LQZVYZ,tji,,,q:2QA,,g244f' f+vfw+f 4 fWX'4,7 EDWARD MOLL, B. S. B101 ogy, Senior Hi -Y DOLOHES SANDERS. M.A. Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, Acappella Choir, Girls' Choir, Light Opera, Operetta EDITH SAVAGE, M.A. ' Freshman Counselor, English faebfyf 14 I fo 4 I li ec-f, Mr. Moll seems to be enjoying his Chernistry class Doesn' t this look interesting--or is it confusing FACULTY IVI. D. SCHEFFEL, B.S. Cvirls' Physical Educa tion , Library, G.A.A. , 7 GLENN SCHWARTZ, M.A. Art, Stage WINONA WHITTINGTON PFANDEH, M.A. English, Junior Bed Cross, Ushers ' vo ROLAND SANDERS, Business Training, Typing, Golf V . C. SHEPHERD. B.ED. Head of Science Department, Chemistry, Physics, Science Club ABLE C. SKACGS, M.A. lited States History, Latin- ierican History, Modern .story ORENCE WARFIELD, M.A. tin, Vocational Guidance, tin Club, Placement k ' . H., LOUISE V. WHITE. M.A. Biology, Science Clu Az MF! W' EDWARDINE SPERLING, M.A. BARBARA TOWER, B.A. English, Public Relations Exploratory Art o Will she hit it over the net? Miss Scheffel looks on confidently. FACULTY EARL WIPEHT, MA. Biology , .,. . . ROSEMARY SMITH WIPERT, B.S. Cooperative Office Occupations FRED E. TRUMPOLD. M.S. Fresh.-Soph. Football, Me- chanical Drawing, Expl Electricity, Stage KENNETH E. 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A A Aa, jg, ,ha Q fb- - ', I ' x iw ' J, W' :Qty wh u 8. ik 5 .!.w at ig E 41255 'Q as it ,, K 5 A Q W- M t tq' ,A 4, gm sf: 'f' E 'N Q- PF' in A-A V ,eww X , WH ,.Lz,' 513' 'S ff I B 'Y ww W7 QF' y V 1-.H gk. f A ,Q 8 -rw 'Y 1 irfvf - pg -. fm-- mf. Y v :Lp A QA fn VL ww W, 5 Qu L- ?H'?.Q, ' 1' AV ,X-K. fi? Q. W M as ISIN l. NORMA ADLEMAN AC0demiC, G.A.A., Jr. Stunt Show, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Prefect, Ushers, Observer, Honoria. 2. SHIRLEY ALESSI Business, G,A.A., Prefect. 3. PATRICIA ALTHAUS Academic, Latin Club, G.A.A., F.T.A., Observer, Stunt Show, Honoria, Chemistry Prefects, Onarga High School, 2 years. 4. BARBARA ANDERSON Distributive Education, Band, Roosevelt Jr. High I year. SENIORS 5. JAMES ANDERSON Industrial Arts, Projection Crew. 6. SANDRA ANDERSON Academic, Operetta, Minstrel Show, Ensemble, Stunt Show, One Act Play, Senior Play, All-School Play, National Honor Society, Light Opera Ensemble, Girls' Choir, Acappella Choir, Prefect, Office Assistant, French Club, Latin Club, Gargoyle Club, Speaker's Bureau, Christmas Play, G.A.A. 7. BILL ANDERSON Industrial, Sr. Stunt Show, Intramural Basketball. 8. CAROL ANDRESS Academic, Talisman, Camera Club, Latin Club, Ushers, Pan-American, Office Assist- ant, Ticket Assistant, Stunt Show, Girls Glee Club, Cali- fornia-I year. 9. HAZEL ARMSTRONG Business 10. ROBERT ARMSTRONG Academic, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Golf, Science Club, Camera Club, Prefect, Intramural Basketball, Baseball, Foot- ball, Chrisnnas Play, Fresh.- Soph. Baseball. SENIORS l. MAHY ANN ASTBOTH Business, Observer, Stunt Show, Quill and Scroll, Bed Cross Representative, Pre- fect, G.A.A. 2. CHEBBILL ATEN Commercial, Office Assistant, Style Show, Stunt Show, Band, Prefect, G.A.A. 3. SHIRLEY ATHENS Commercial, Ushers, Camera Club, Style Show, Stunt Show. 4. RALPH BAKER Business, Variety Show, Boys Glee, Acappella, Stunt Show, Pan-American, Observer, Intramurals, F.T.A., Hi-Y, Roosevelt Jr. High-1 year. 5. SHEILA BAKER ACademiC, Variety Show, Pan- American, Observer, Stunt Show, Ushers, Minstrel Show, Office Assistant, Prefects, G.A.A. 6. NANCY BALE Business, Girls Choir, Band, Advanced Girls Glee. 7. DONALD BABKEB Industrial Arts: Football, Intramural Basketball, Track. 8. ADELE BAHBACK Home Economics, Variety Show, Stunt Show, Ushers, French Club, Girls Glee Club, Style Show, Observer, Talisman, Operetta, F.T.A. 9. PAT BARTHELL Business, Talisman, Style Show, Stunt Show, Ushers, Y-Teens. 10. LON BECHTOLD Academic, Football, Cross Country, Acappella, Stunt Show, Observer, Michigan-2 years. 19 l. BEVERLY BECK Business, Latin Club, Ushers, Y-Teens, Stunt Show. 2. RAYMOND BECKER Industrial Arts, Football, Fresh-Soph. Track. 3. BEVERLY BEELER Business, Central 2 years 4. SHIRLEY BENNET Academic,Library Club, Stunt Show, Girl's Glee, Roosevelt Jr. High l year. SENIORS 20 5. BETTY BERKOWITZ Business, Stunt Show, Mixed Chorus, Advanced Glee, G.A.A. 6. DOROTHY BERRY Academic, Musical Melange, Library Club, Orchestra, Observer. 7. JACKIE BESSLER Business, Observer. 8. DONZELLA BIGGER Business, Minstrel Show, Office Assistant, G.A.A. 9. RICHARD BINGAMAN Academic, Basketball, Senior Class Play, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Hi-Y President, Fresh.-Soph. Baseball, Fresh.-Soph. Foot- ball, Intramurals, Prefect, Red Cross Representative Projection Crew, Vocational Guidance. 10. CLIFFORD BLUNIER Industrial Arts. I l SENIORS l. BEVERLY BOHM Business, Girl Reserves, Ob- server, Ushers, Variety Show, Stunt Show, Office Assistant, Musical Melange, G.A.A, 2. HAROLD BRACKEN Academic, Intramurals, Hi-Y, Boys Glee Club, Latin Club, Science Club, Prefect. 3. DON BRAUNAGEL Academic, Baseball, Basket- ball, Football, Prefect, Latin Club, Science Club, Peoria High-l year. 4. MARY BROOKSBANK Academic, Art Club, Prefect, Honoria, Latin Club, French Club, Ushers, Observer, Vo- cational Guidance, Stunt Show, Student Council, Senior Class Play, G.A.A. 5. MARILYN BROWN Academic, Student Council, Observer, Pan-American League, Advanced Glee, Stunt Show, Minstrel Show, Musical Me- lange, Acappella, National Honor Socieqm 6. RICHARD BROWN Business, Variety Show, Stunt Show, Glee Club. 7. REVENA BROWNING Business. 8. HOMER BRUBAKER Business, Manual Training High School-2 years. 9. VIRGINIA BURNS Business, Prefect, Office Assistant, G.A.A. 10. WILBUR CARROLL Academic, Farmington Commun- ity High School-3 years. 1. DONNA CHESSER Academic, Altona High School 3-years. 2. ROY CHRISMAN Industrial, Boys Choir. 3. RUTH CLAUDIN Business, Observer, Quill and Scroll, Commerce Club, Variety Show, One Act Play. 4. ALMA CLAYBAUGH Commercial, Band. SENIORS ,725 ' Q 5. ELEANOR CLOSE Academic, Latin Club, Jr. Red Cross Representative, Y-Teens, Prefect, Science Prefect, Ushers, Girls Glee, Girls Choir, Acappella, G.A.A. 6. ROSALIE COLE Voc. Cosmetology. 7. NANCY COLLIER Academic, Que Club, Spanish Club, Variety Show, Central High School, 2 years. N 8. EARL COPLEY i Academic, Art Club. 9. MARGARET CORNET Academic, Pan-American League, Science Club, Stunt Show, Prefect, Acappella, Girls Choir, Office Assistant, Cen- tral-l year, G.A.A. 10. JOYCE CORRELL Academic, Girls Glee Club, Prefect, Office Assistant, Camera Club, Stunt Show, Pan- American Club, Roosevelt Jr. High-1 year. 5 14 SENIORS I. COLLEEN COULTON Academic, Latin Club, Stunt Show, Y-Teens, G.A.A Ushers, Office Assistant Science Prefect. 2. RAY CBIDER Industrial Arts, Acappella, Boys Choir, Boys Glee, Foot- ball, Library Club, Variety Show, Roosevelt Jr. High-l year. 3. LAVEBNE CROUCH Industrial Arts, Intramural Football, Intramural Soft- ball, Prefect, Hi-Y, Streator High-2 years. 4. GENE CRUBAUGH Academic, Boys Glee Club, Boys Choir, Mixed Ensemble, Boys Ensemble, Acappella, Pre fects, Science Prefects, Science Club, Camera Club, Variety Show, Musical Melange 5. WILMEB DAVIDSON Industrial Arts, Acappella, Peoria High School-3 years. 6. HAROLD DAVIS Academic. 7. LEO DAVIS Industrial Arts, Iruska Tribe, Basketball, Track, Varsity Football. 8. LOIS DAVIS Business, Band, Orchestra Minstrel Show, Musical Me- lange, Secretary of G.A.A. I 9. SALLY DAY Academic, One Act Plays, Pub- licity Club, Latin Club, Pre- fect, French Club, Gargoyle Club, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Ensemble, Acappella, Stunt Show, Li ht Opera Ensemble, Nationalghonor Society, Stu- dent Council, Musical Me- lange, Peoria Central-1 yean 10. LOUIS DEFREITAS Academic, Latin Club, Key Club, Boys Choir, Bed Cross Represen ta ti ve , Library Club , Christmas Play, Stunt Show, Harvard Honor. ' I ! 50 -sg.. l. JACh DIVELEY Industrial Arts, Iruska Tribe, Intramurals, Golf. 2. ROBERT DOWELL Academic, Intramural Basket- ball, Varsity Basketball, Pan-American League. 3. BERYL DRAKE Academic, Band, Projection Crew. 4. SHIRLEY DRAPER Secretarial, Variety Show, Musical Melange, Girls Glee Club, Girls Choir, Period Ensemble, Acappella, Light Opera, Rosalie, G.A.A. SENIORS 5. DELORES DRENNAN Academic, Student Council, Senior Class Play, Mixed Chorus, Advanced Girls Glee Club, Honoria, Latin Club, Publicity Club, Library Club, Variety Show, Musical Me- lange, Minstrel Show, Pre- fect, Stunt Show, G.A.A. 6. JACK DUDEN Academic, Acappella, Light Opera, Baseball, Intramurals, Track, Hi-Y, Stunt Show, Musical Melange. 7. LORETTA EASLEY Academic, Orchestra, Roose- velt Jr. High-l year. 8. MARILYN ELDRED Academic, Ushers, Red Cross Representative, Publicity Staff, Prefect, Library Club Office Assistant, Rosalie, Minstrel Show, Pan-American Club. 9. PAT ELWOOD Academic, Latin Club, Library Club, Boys Choir. l0. JEAN RAE EMERT Business, Minstrel Show, All School Play, Mixed Chorus, Ushers, Stunt Show, Office Assistant, Variety Show, G.A.A. LA. I SENIORS l. SHIRLEY ENGLAND Business, Advanced Girls Glee, Mixed Chorus, Office Assistant, G.A.A., Roosevelt JL Higvlyean 2. FRANK ETTINGER Academic. 3. ROBERT EVANS Academic, All School Play, Football, Stunt Show, Senior Class Officer, Christmas Play, Mixed Chorus, Light Opera, Intramurals, Hi-Y. 4. LYNNE FARLIN Business, Acappella, Rosalie, All School Play, Prefect, Office Assistant, Girls Choir. 5. BETTY FENTON Commercial, Observer, Pre- fect. 6. TERRY FICKHV Academic, Cross Country, Track Manager, Intramurals, Prefect, Library Club. 7. TOM FIX ' Vocational, Stunt Show, Cedar Rapids, Iowa-l year, Roose- velt Jr. High-1 year. 8. PAT FOX Academic, Stunt Show, Min- strel Show, Variety Show, Che Act Play, Pan-American Club, Mixed Chorus, Office Assist- ant, Prefects, Ushers, Light. Opera, Girls Choir, G.A.A. 9. ABE FULSCHER Vocational, Projection Crew. 10. DOYLE FUNCANNON E Industrial Arts, Boys Glee Club, Track, Cross Country, Football, Basketball, Iruska Tribe. 25 1. g 4 1. DORIS GAFFNEY Business, Track Queen, Pre- fects, G.A.A., Red Cross Representative, Vocational Guidance Committee, Ushers, Y-Teens, Office Assistant. 2. CHARLES GAINES Academic, Variety Show, Band, Stunt Show, Observer, All School Play, National Honor Society, Student Council, Key Club, Speech Contests, Minstrel Show, Senior Class Play, Boys Glee Club, Vice President of School, One Act Play, Vocational Guidance, Musical Melange, Publicity Staff, Golf, Hi-Y, Forensic League. 3. LILLIAN GALE Business, Variety Show, Pre- fect. 4. BETTY GAREN Academic, Art Club, Camera Club, Publicity Staff, Style Show, Latin Club. 5 . CONNIE GARREIT Vocational, Acappella, Folk Song Singers, Mixed Chorus, Variety Show, Christmas Play, Student Council, Red Cross Representative, Class Officer Advanced Girls Glee Club, Minstrel Show, Stunt Show, Girl Reserves, Central High- l year. 6. GENE GELTMAKER Business, Intramurals, Var- sity Basketball Hi-Y Spald 7 7. MARY GERARD Academic, Talisman, French Club, Latin Club, Prefect, Science Prefect, Publicity Staff, Honoria, Girls Choir, Science Club, Library Club, Stunt Show, Ushers 8. PETE GERONTES Academic, Band, Intramurals, Fresh.-Soph. Track, Hi-Y, Iruska Tribe, Football and Basketball Manager. 9. EARLINE GESTRINE Industrial Arts, Intra murals. 10. GENE GIACOMELLI Industrial Arts, Football, Fresh.-Soph. Track, Key Club, Lettermans Club, Intramural ingllnstitute-Qlyearsl - Basketball. 1 A .. , I I lx? 4 ' K W --. LL'JL 3- Wai - ,rsigkvfh 2.4 4 5 E K. SENIORS 1. LOIS GIBSON Business, Stunt Show, Min- strel Show, Christmas Play, Student Council, Honoria, National Honor Society, Pre- fect, Musical hklange, Light Opera, Acappella, Folk Song Singers, Tac Town Committee, G.A.A. 2. BEVERLY GOBART Academic, Latin Club, Pre- fect, Stunt Show, Girls Choir, Ushers, Y-Teens, G.A.A. 3. GEORGE GOLL Industrial Arts, Hi-Y, Intra- murals. 4. DONNA GOTTSCHALK Academic, Pan-American Club, Girls Glee Club, G.A.A. 5. HARLEANE GREEN Academic, Latin Club, Ushers, Stunt Show, Observer, Pre- fect, G.A.A. 6. BOB GREER Academic, Intramurals, Pre- fect. Acappella, Boys Choir. 7. JOANNE GRIFFIN Home Economics, Latin Club, Prefect, Operetta, Stunt Show, Mixed Chorus, Girls Choir, Acappella, Science Club, G.A.A. ' 8. JEANNIE GROB Distributive Education. 9. MARY HAAGA Academic, French Club, Min- strel Show, Observer, Girls Choir, Acappella, Talisman, Science Club, Mixed Chorus, Red Cross Representative, Operetta, Stunt Show, 10. MARY HALSTEAD Distributive Education, Min- strel Show, Stunt Show, Girls Choir, Acappella, Mixed Chorus, Office Assistant, Observer, G.A.A. 27 1. MARGARET HANSEN Academic, Latin Club, Pre- fect, Counselors Assistant. 2. ELOISE HANSON Academic, National Honor Society, Student Council, Publicity Club, Observer, D.A.R. Award, Science Club, Vocational Chidance Cbnmittee Minstrel Show, Senior Class Play, Senior Class Marshall, Orchestra, Christmas Play, Prefect, Science Prefect, Honoria. 3. BETTY JOYCE HARDER Home Economics, Mixed Chorus, Girls Choir, Acappella, Min- strel Show, Nmsical Melange, Stunt Show, Senior Class Play, Red Cross Representativ Prefect, Style Show. SENIORS Y es 4. HOWARD HARMS Industrial Arts. 5. FRANKLIN HARPER Academic, Lettermans Club Track, Band, French Club, Roosevelt Jr. High-2 years. 6. DONNA HARRIS lhstrioutive Education, Variety Show, French Club, Prefect, Minstrel Show, Red Cross Representative, Stunt Show, Ushers, G.A.A. 7. NEIL HASTEN Industrial Arts, Intramurals. 8. BESSIE HATCHER Academic, Operetta, Class Officer, Dramatic Club, Debate Club, Publicity Club, Office Assistant, Acappella, Folk Song Singers, French Club, Variety Show, Stunt Show, Student Speakers Bureau, Vocational Guidance Committee, Minstrel Show Musical Melange, One Act Play, Senior Class Play, Talisman, Mixed Chorus. 9. CHARLES HAZARD Industrial Arts, Intramurals Projection Crew. I 7 lO. GLADYS HENDERSON Academic, Latin Club, Stunt Show, Vocational Guidance, Art Club. SE IORS l. DON HENDRICK Vocational. 2. BOB HENSLEY Industrial Arts, Stunt Show, Square Dance Club. 3. JOANN HERBSIRITH business, Office Assistant, Vocational Cuidance Committee, Girls Glee Club, G.A.A. 4. DICK HERNANN Academic, Intramurals, Golf, Latin Club, Hi-Y. 5. SHIRLEY HERSHE Academic, Pan-American Club, Public Relations Club, Crid- ley, Illinois, 2 years. 6. DUANE HEWARD Academic, Acappella, Latin Club, Library Club, Stunt Show, Variety Show, prefect, Boys Choir, F.T.A. 7. PATRICIA HIGHAM business, Head Majorette, Princess of Pow Wow, Stunt Show, Variety Show, Musical Melange, Band, C.A.A. 8. BETTY HILL Academic, Talisman, Folk Song Singers, Acappella, Min- strel Show, Rosalie, Stunt Show, Junior Prom Qmeen, Red Cross Representative, Office Assistant, Prefect, Art Club, Pan-American Club, Style Show, Variety Show. 9. BILL HOAGLAND Industrial Arts, Football, Band. l0. JERRY HOERR Industrial Arts, Stunt Show, Projection Crew. 29 rw ,I i l l I I l l E r I 5 w I P I 1 i 3 I 30 . -'52 X 5 l. MILDHED HGEBB Business, Girls Glee Club Girls Choir, Prefect, G.A.A 2. BAY HOFFMAN Industrial Arts. 3. ROBERT HOEFMAN Academic. 4. ANN HOLT Business, Pan-American Club, Advanced Girls Glee, City Speech Bureau, Observer, Public Relations, Girls Glee Club. SENIORS 9 5. BARBARA HOLZINGEH Academic, G,A,A,, Latin Club, Y-Teens. 6. STANLEY HONEGGEH Industrial Arts, F0OtLa11, Intramurals, Iruska Tribe. 7. PAUL HOPPE Academic, Intramurals, Foot- ball, Iruska Tribe. 8. DALE HOWELL Industrial Arts, Basketball, Baseball, Stage Crew, Tac Town Committee. 9. WILLIS HUNZIKER business, Minstrel Show, Boys Glee Club, Acappella, Boys Choir, Track, Cross Country, Basketball, Junior Class Officer, Hi-Y, Bosalie, Key Club. IO. LOIS HUTCHCRAFT Academic, Acappella, Latin Club, Stunt Show, Art Club, Vocational Guidance, Girls Cboin SENIOR l. FLOYD HUTCHENS Industrial Arts, Student Council, Projection Crew, Stage Crew, Track, Cross Country, Basketball, One Act Play, Stunt Show, Red Cross Hepresentative, F.T.A. 2. PAT HYBARGEH Home Economics, Art Club, Style Show. 3. JOHN ISAACS Industrial Arts, Intramurals, Science Club, Stunt Show. 4. PATRICIA IVANS Academic, Operetta, Minstrel Show, Stunt Show, G.A.A. 5. PHYLLIS JACOBS Business, Style Show. 6. ALMA JENKINS Business, Observer, Girls Glee Club, Library Club. 7. NOHIM JIBBEN Academic, C.A.A. 8. HENRY JOHNSON ACGd6miC, Boys Clee Club, Boys Choir, Boys Ensemble, Variety Show, Musical Melange. 9. JOAN JOHNSON Academic, Spanish Club, Aun- strel Show, Variety Show, C.A.A., F.T.A., Student Council, Operetta, Office Assistant, Stunt Show, Pre- fect, Observer. IO. KAYE JOHNSON Academic, Boys Glee Club, Boys Choir, Boys Ensemble, Camera Club, Latin Club, Track, Musical Welange, Stunt Show, Variety Show. 31 l. MARY JONES Business. 2. PHIL JORDAN Academic, Intramurals, Foot- ball, Baseball Manager, Min- strel Show, Boys Clee Club. 3. NANCY KAISER Academic, Student Council, Variety Show, Observer, Track Queen, Cheerleader, French Club, Style Show, Rosalie, Senior Class Officer, C.A.A., Stunt Show, Minstrel Show. Speakers Bureau, Prefect. 4. DOROTHY KARLOWSKI Academic, Latin Club, Red Cross Representative, F.TIA., C.A.A., Science Club. SE IORS . 5. JERRY KATS Academic, Minstrel Show, Pan American Club, Track, Foot- ball, Boys Choir, Student Council, Projection Crew, Talisman, Observer, Hi-Y, lruska Tribe, Key Club, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. 6. WALTER KELLER Industrial Arts, School President, Football, Student Council, National Honor Society, All School Play, Track, Key Club, Iruska Tribe, Vocational Guidance Cbmmittee. f aa 7. ANN KENNEDY Academic, Observer, Pan- American Club, G.A.A., Min- strel Show, Ushers, Science Prefect. 8. BETTY LOU KERKER BuSin6SS, Prefect, Iowa-Z Year, Academy of Our Ladydd Year. 9. ALBERT KETTNER Industrial Arts, Stunt Show Boys Glee Club, Prefecb l0. JEAN KIEFER Business, Variety Show Stunt Show, Roosevelt Junior High-l Year. SE IORS 1. MARGARET KILLE Business, Operetta, Variety Show, Minstrel Show, Cheer- leader. 2. GEORGE KIMBALL Industrial Arts, Football, Iruska Tribe, Wrestling Team, Mixed Chorus, Light Opera Ensemble, Acappella, Hi-Y. 3. FRED KING Academic, Football, Basket- ball, Hi-Y, Mixed Chorus, Track, Spanish Club, Iruska Tribe, Prefect, Stunt Show, PmvNmnMw1CMb 4. BOB KNOTT Academic, Intramurals, French Club, Boys Glee Club, Boys Choir, Light Opera Ensemble, Acappella, Hi-Y, Stunt Show, Variety Show. 5. RICHARD KOEPPING Academic, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Latin Club Operetta, Boys Ensemble Light Opera, Acappella French Club Vice President, Observer, Iruska Tribe, Boys Choir, Freshman Class Presi- dent. I 1 7 6. JOSEPHIBE KREMPP Business, Acappella, Girls Choir, Stunt Show. 7. LEO LAFEBER Vocational, Football, Keokuk Junior High-1 Year. 8. JOANN LAKE Business, Observer, Girls Choir. 9. DORIS MAE LANGE Academic, Latin Club. IO. JOYCE LAUCHLIN ACGd6miC, Pan-American Club, Observer, Prefect, Girls Glee Club, Girls Choir, Light Opera, Variety Show, khsical Melange. 33 .,. 1,--M ww, 0 ... i is lysy If ,fi l. NORMA LEHMAN Business, Ushers, Latin Club Y-Teens, Girls Glee Club. 2. JOSEPHINE LEITGEB BUSin9SS, Girls Glee Club, Girls Choir, Nhsical Melange 3. HAROLD LEMASTER Academic. 4. ROSE MARY LIGHT Academic, Projection Crew Office Assistant, Latin Club? SENICRS 5. DON LISLE Industrial Arts, Observer Prefect. Science-Club. 6. FRED LIST , Vocational. 7. ERNA LOEWER Business, Girls Glee Club, Advanced Girls Glee Club, Girls Choir, Nmsical Nklange, Prefect. 8. MILDRED JEAN LOGSDOV Business, Band, Prefect, G.A.A. x 6 ' A . ill 9. MARILYN LOOCK Academic, Observer, F.T.A., Quill and Scroll, French Club, National Honor Society, Vocational Guidance, Physics Prefect, Library Club, Min- strel Show, Variety Show, Red Cross Representative, Stunt Show. 10. ROGER LOTZE Industrial Arts, Football, Basketball, Iruska Tribe, Student Council, Hi-Y. .1 SENIORS l. JANET MACDONALD Academic, Variety Show, Min- strel Show, Girls Glee Club, Prefect, Dean's Assistant, F.TQA. 2. MARILYN MANSON Academic, French Club, Art Club, Talisman, Stunt Show, G.A.A. 3. JIM MAPLE Industrial Arts, Football Fresh.-Soph. Basketball, Wrestling, Intramural Basket- ball, Iruska Tribe, Track Iii-Y. 4. DONALD MARCILLE Academic, Dramatics Club, Prefect, Senior Class Play, Stunt Show, Intramurals, Spalding-2 Years. 1 2 5. DONNA MARKLAND Business, Observer, Y-Teens, Variety Show, Acappella, Min- strel Show, Stunt Show, Red Cross Representative, Ushers. 6. DORCTHY MARLATT Business, Office Assistant, Y-Teens, G.A.A. 7. MILLARD MARTIN Industrial Arts. 8. WAYNE MCAVOY Industrial Arts, Fresh.-Soph. Track, Projection Crew, Stunt Show, Observer. 9. THOMAS MCCLINTICK Academic, Student Council, Stunt Show, Rotary Club, Key Club, Publicity Staff, Stu- dent Speakers Bureau, Latin Club, Vocational Guidance Cunmittee, National Honor Society, Dramatics Club, lruska Tribe, Junior and Sophomore Class Officer, Golf, Intramural Basketball, Observer, Track, Prefect, Red Cross Representative, Variety Show. 10. CLARK MCENTEE Academic, Acappella, Hi-Y, Basketball, Intramurals, Mixed Chorus, Stunt Show. f- f- Y '- l. HAROLD MCINTOSH Academic, Football, Fresh.- Soph. Track, Projection Crew, Latin'Club, Minstrel Show. 2. JACK MCMACHAN Industrial Arts, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Iruska Tribe. 3. JOHN MCMULLEN Academic, Football, Track, Fresh.-Soph. Track, Cross Country, Intramurals, Hi-Y, Stunt Show. SENIORS Lk 4. JOEL MCNULTY Industrial Arts, Basketball, Football, Fresh.-Soph. Track, Varsity Football, Wrestling, Intramural Basketball, Track, InmM'Him,MmsuelSmm National Honor Society, Key Club. Chief of Pow Wow. 5. GLORIA MEDILL Business, prefect, 6. PEGGY MEINDERS Social Science, Observer, Office Assistant, Prefect, Girls Glee Club. 7.JMESMWSWDWE Industrial Arts, Intramurals, Football. 8. CHARLES MILLER Industrial Arts, Minstrel Show, Camera Club, Science Club, Prefect. 9. GROVER MILLER Academic, Senior Class Play, Acappella, Stunt Show, F.T.A., Peoria High School-2 Years. l0. JANICE MILLER Academic, Variety Show, Girls Glee Club, Acappella, Mixed Ensemble, Girls Choir, Relle Of Ragdad, California- l Year. SENIORS I. JOYCE MILLER business, Talisman, F.T.A., Student Speakers Bureau, Red Cross Representative, Stunt Show, Variety Show, Rosalie, Mixed Chorus, Prefect, Art Club. 2. GARY MODLIN Industrial Arts, Football, Intramural Football, Track, Boys Glee Club. 3. ELEANOR MONIER Academic, Pan-American Club, Minstrel Show, Stunt Show, Operetta, Science Prefecg Prefect, French Club, G.A.A. 4. ZACK MONROE Industrial Arts, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Iruska Tribe. 5. DON MOORE ACad6miC, baseball, Basket- ball, Football, Intramural Football, Iruska Tribe, Cuba High School-2 Years. 6. NANCY MOORE Business, Variety Show, Pre- fect, C.A.A., Areo Club, Senior Class Play, Library Club, Girls Glee Club. 7. DALE MORRIS Academic, Acappella. 8. LOUISE MURPHY Business. 9 WNMDNWNMY Academic, Art Club, Varsity Baseball, Iruska Tribe, Varsity Football, Fresh.- Soph. Football, Hi-Y, Intra- mural Basketball, Prefect, Art Gold Key Award. IO. IMOGENE MYERS Academic, Honorary Art Club, Art Club, Prefect, Talisman Art Staff, Minstrel Show, Y-Teen, Stage Crew, Stunt Show, Orchestra. l. MARY NETHERTON Business, Girls Glee Club, Red Cross Representative. 2. HOWARD NISIUS Academic, Library Club, Roosevelt Junior High-l Year. 3. BOB NORMAN Uistributive Education, Pre- fect, Observer, Projection Crew, Roosevelt Junior High-1 Year, Spalding High School-l Year. SENIORS 4. KENNETH LEON OARD Business, Musical Melange, Band, Orchestra, Boys Glee Club, Stunt Show, Minstrel Show, Intramurals. 5. EDWARD ONKEN Academic, Intramurals, Hi-Y, Fresh.-Soph. Basketball Track, Science Club, Havana, Illinois-2 Years. 6.AmHWiWANE Academic. 7. JANICE PENDELTON Business, Office Assistant. 7 8. JOANN PETTY Business, Girls Glee Club Ushers. 9. LADONNA PIERSON business, Variety Show, Min- strel Show, Girls Glee Club, Camera Club, Light Opera Observer, G.A.A., Stunt Show. lO. MARJORIE PLOENSE Academic, Variety Show, One Act Play, Talisman, Office Assistant, G.A.A., Inter- School Speech Club, Debate Club, Acappella, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. SENIORS l. DORIS PLUMMER Academic, Library Club, Art Club, French Club, G.A.A. 2. BOB PCINDEXTER Academic, Intramurals, Foot- ball, Track, Key Club, Ioulon-22 Years. 3. BOB PORTER Academic 4. JEAN PRICE Academic, French Club, Art Club, Camera Club, Variety how, Office Assistant, Girls Glee Club. 5. AUDREY JEAN PHILLIPS Academic, Washington High School-3 Years, Band. 6. DICK QUINLEY Business, Intramurals, Foot- ball, Band, Orchestra, Senior Class Play, Musical Melange, Observer, Track, Acappella, Mixed Chorus, Light Opera, Boys Ensemble, Stunt Show, Minstrel Show, Variety Show, Rosalie, Belle of Bagdad. 7. KARMA RANDOLPH Academic, Pan-American Club, G.A.A., Stunt Show, Variety Show, Mixed Chorus, Prefecg Style Show, Vocational Guidance Committee. 8. JOYCE RAPP Academic, C.A.A., Girls Glee Club, Advanced Girls Glee Club. 9. REGINA REED BuSiH6SS, Stunt Show. IO. JOAN REIMAN Business, Prefects, G.A.A., Stunt Show, Variety Show, Ushers. Home Economics Club. 39 l. JACK REYNOLDS Industrial Arts, Intramurals, Golf, Hi-Y. 2. LESLIE RHODES Industrial Arts. 3. BETTY RICE Business, C.A.A. 4. CAROLYN RICHMAN Business, Variety Show, Stunt Show, Minstrel Show, Girls Glee Club, Ushers, G.A.A. 5. TOM RINGEL Academic, Science Club, Pre- fect, Boys Glee Club, Boys Choir, Science Prefect, Hi-Y, Camera Club. SENIORS z L 6. RITA ROCKE Business, All School Play, Minstrel Show, G.A.A., One Act Play, Musical Melange, National Honor Society, Stunt Show, Public Relations Club, Acappella. 7. DON ROCKHILL Academic, Variety Show, Min- strel Show, All School Play, Musical Melange, Stunt Show, band, Orchestra, Boys Choin Light Opera, Acappella, Key- notes, Observer. 3' 'wa Y 8. CAROL ROMINE Academic, Latin Club, French Club, Office Assistant, Pre- fect, Home Economics Club, Ushers, G.A.A. 9. IDA MAE RUSSELL BuSineSS, Office Assistant, Band, G.A.A. 10. ALICE SANDERSON Business, Band. .l 4: -sb '23 ful. N ' s fhril. Y' 5 I-:tip SENIORS l. VIRGINIA SCHARP Business, Minstrel Show, Girls Glee Club, Ushers, G.A.A. 2. WILLIAM SCHIESINGER Academic, Fresh.-Soph. Phot- ball, Fresh.-Soph. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Intramurals, Hi-Y, lruska Tribe, Vocational Guidance Committee, Min- strel Show. 3. RICHARD SCHMIEDEKER Vocational, Track, Varsity Football, Fresh.-Soph. Foot- ball, Intramurals, Iruska Tribe. 4. HAROLD DEAN SCHMITT Industrial Arts, Football, Basketball, Intramural Base- ball, Intramural Basketball, Hi-Y, Track, Pekin High-2 Years. 5. PATRICIA SCHREIER Business, Dunlap High-3 Years. 6. ELIZABETH SCHUMACHER Academic, Pan-American Club, Library Club, Observer, Red Cross Representative, Public Relations Club. 7. JOE SCOTT Industrial Arts, Wrestling Team, Class Officer, Stunt Show, Lettermans Club. 8 . SHIRLEY SCOTT Business, Girls Glee Club. 9. JACK SEIDELL Vocational, Intramural Basket- ball. l0. JUANITA SELLERS Business, Girls Choir, Stunt Show, Dean's Assistant, Ushers, Y-Teens, G.A.A. 41 I ir is fill A wb' l. JOAN SEVERNS ACt1d6l'I11lC, Library Club' Min- strel Show, G.A.A., Latin Variety Show, Rosalie, French Club, Senior Class Play, Observer, Vocational Guidance Committee, Acappella, Mixed Ensemble, Stunt Show, Girls Choir, Light Opera, National Honor Society, Honoria. 2. PAULINE SHADID ACGd6miC, Orchestra, Band, Advanced Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Ushers, Stunt Show, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Minstrel Show, Observer. SENIORS 456 3. DON SHAVER Industrial Arts, Football, Wrestling Team, Iruska Tribe, Intramurals. 4. BOB SHIRLEY Industrial Arts, Projection Crew. 5. JOHN SHORES Industrial Arts, Acappella, Band, Bows Glee Club, Track, Intramural Basketball and Football, Variety Show. 6. GENE SHORT Vocational, Football. . WILLIAM SHULL cademic, Baseball, Track, Observer, Quill and Scroll. 8. CHARLES SKILLMAN Academic, Camera Club, Latin Club, Intramural Football, Quill and Scroll, Observer, Stunt Show. 9. ROBERT SLATER Industrial Arts, Tuscon, Arizona-2 Years. 7 A 10. BOB SMITH Academic, Varsity Football. Ml ,', ,'L z be 4 ww, SENIORS l. HILDA SNEED business, Latin Club, G.A.A., Minstrel Show, Variety Show, Stunt Show, Senior Class Play, Girls Glee Club, Aero Club, Acappella, Musical Me- lange, Office Assistant, Pre- fect. 2. BEVERLY SOKOLIS ACad6miC, Science Club, Latin Club, Observer, Prefect, Red Cross Representative. 3. ALBERTA SPAULDING Academic, Girls Glee Club, Girls Choir, Acappella, Latin Club, Observer, Quill and Scroll, Vocational Guidance Committee, Variety Show, Office Assistant, Musical Melange, Publicity Staff, Stunt Show, Science Club, ClA.A. 4. DELORES SPERRY Commercial, Prefect, Y-Teens, Red Cross Representative, Stunt Show, Variety Show, CLA.A. 5. JOYCE STAMBACH Business, Observer, Stunt Shomy Conmerce Club, Prefect. 6. BETTY STAUFFER Home Economics, Ushers, Min- strel Show, Variety Show, Stunt Show, Prefect, Red Cross Representative, G.A.A. 7. YVONNE STEINER Commercial, Style Show, Pre- fect, G.A.A. 8. CHARLES STEWART Industrial Arts, Camera Club, Science Club, Projection Crew, Vocational Guidance Committee, Band, Stunt Show, Minstrel Show. 9. BOB STICKEL Industrial Arts, Projection Crew. lO. BEVERLY STODD Business, Mixed Chorus, Min- strel Show, Girls Glee Club, Stunt Show, Ushers, G.A.A., Counsellor's Assistant. 43 I. ROBERT STOECKER Industrial Arts, Football, Stunt Show, Intramurals Hi-Y, F.TIA. 2. VIRGINIA SUTTER Business, Girls Glee Club. 3. RICHARD SWIFT Industrial Arts, Intramurals, Track, Iruska Tribe. 4. MARGARET TENNIS Business, G.A.A., Vocational Guidance Committee. 5. ROBERT TERRELL Industrial Arts, Intramurals, Track, Stage Crew. SE IORS 6. JAMES THEESFIELD Industrial Arts, Minstrel Show, Band. 7. RICHARD TIDD ACGd6miC, Spanish Club, Band, Tennis Team, Iruska Tribe, Intramurals, Stunt Show, Min- strel Show, Variety Show. 8. GLORIA TRACY Academic, Office Assistant, Prefect, Art Club, G.A.A., Stunt Show, Sophomore Class Officer, Mixed Chorus, Min- strel Show, Observer, Spanish Club. 9. MARY TREFZGER Business, Usher, Observer, Red Cross Representative, Acappella, Variety Show, Advanced Cirls Glee Club, National Honor Society, Stunt Show, Musical Melange, Style Show, Office Assistant, Pre- fect, G.A.A., Honoria. IO. JOYCE TREMPER Academic, Girls Glee Club, Office Assistant, Girl Re- serves, Stunt Show. 'read SENIORS l. JACK TULL Academic, Fresh.-Soph. Basketball, Intramurals, Stunt Show, Roosevelt Junior High-1 Year. 2. BARBARA VAN WINKLE Academic, Latin Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Folk Song Singers, Light Opera, Acappella, Girls Choir, Stunt Show, Ushers, Observer, Musical Melange, Deau's Assistant. 3. BEVERLY VIELHAK Academic, Pan-American Club, Library Club, Variety Show, Minstrel Show, Operetta, Stunt Show, G.A.A, 4. MARILYN VOIGT Academic, Honoria, Science Club, G.A.A., Pan-American Club, One Act Play, Chrisnnas Play, Mixed Chorus, Acappella, Stunt Show, National Honor Society, Publicity Club, Pre- fect, Jr. Class Marshall, PfT.A. 5. NORVEL VOSLOW Academic, Intramurals, Latin Club, Minstrel Show. 6. ROSANNE WAGENAAR Academic, Girls Choir,'Wixed Choir, Musical Melange, Vocational Guidance Cbnmittee, Orchestra. 7. MARLENE WAGLER Business, Acappella, Light Opera, Girls Glee Club, Pre- fect, Advanced Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Office Assistant, Usher. 8. WILLIAM WEERTS Academic, Football, Iruska Tribe, Fresh.-Soph. Base- ball, Boys Glee Club, Boys Choir, Chrisunas Play. 9. JAMES WHELAN Indusfrial Arts. 10. PEARL WHITAKER BuSin6SS, Rosalie, Variety Show, Mixed Ensemble, Girls Glee Club, Acappella, Girl Reserves, Observer, Prefecq Stunt Show, Office Assistant, Style Show, C.A.A. 45 l. COLLETTE WHITCOMB Commercial, Style Show, Pre- feet. 2. DON WHITE Academic, Intramural Basket- ball, Intramural Football, Track, Cross Country, Latin Club, Observer, Quill and Scroll, Stunt Show, Acappella 3. GEORGE WHITE Academic, Observer, Band, Spanish Club, Orchestra, Che Act Play, Minstrel Show, Stunt Show, Prefect, Art Club, Student Council, Pub- lic Relatio,s Committee, Student Speakers Bureau, Style Show, Musical Melange, Variety Show. SENIORS 4. RCSE WHITE ACddemiC, Rosalie, Observer, Acappella, Light Opera, Red Cross Representative, Latin Club, Science Club, Prefect Stunt Show, Musical Melange, G.A.A., Vocational Guidance Committee, Belle of bagdad, Tri-Language Club. 5. JERRY WICKERT Vocational, Cross Country, Track, Intramurals, Iruska Tribe. 6. MARIAN WIESEHAN Commercial, Mixed Chorus, Stunt Show, Acappella. W 7. RICHARD WILHELM Academic, Boys Glee Club, Boys Choir, Boys Ensemble. 8. VIRGINIA WILHELM Commercial, G.A.A., Style Show. 9. GERALD WILLIAMS Industrial Arts, Tennis Team, Iruska Tribe. lO. LORETTA WILLIAMSON ACGd6miC, Orchestra, Aero Club, Publicity Club, Pre- fect, Senior Class Play Student Council, Library Club, Science Prefect, G.A.A., Variety Show, Musicallwelange. all ...af SENIORS l. ELEANOR WILSON Academic, Minstrel Show, Spanish Club, Observer, Art Club, Prefect, Stunt Show. 2. ROY WINDSOR Academic, Pan-American Club, Library Club, Football. 3. DALE WISE Academic, Latin Club, Senior Class President, French Club, Track, Senior Class Play, Iruska Tribe, Stunt Show, Football Manager, Student Council,IWixed Chorus, Hi-Y. 4. MARILYN WISNER Home Economics, Style Show, Art Club, Girls Glee Club, Girls Choir. 5. CHARLOTTE WITHERELL business, Style Show, Y-Teens 6. MARIAN WOERNER Academic, Prefect, Latin Club, Advanced Girls Glee Club, Acappella, Red Cross Representative, Musical Melange. 7. HAROLD WOLFE Business, Intramural Basket- ball, Football, Kankakee High School-IZ Years. 8. PATRICIA WOODRUFF Academic, Girls Glee Club, Girls Choir, Acappella, Pre- fect, Stunt Show, Christmas Play. 9. MONTE WOTTON Industrial Arts. l0. WILLIAM WRIGHT Industrial Arts, Football, Basketball, Iruska Tribe, Key Club. , i , . 24.-3 -X ,A .,,., . . ,gi ,..'V' iii' ct . ! l. MARILYN YATES Academic, Operetta, prefect, Minstrel Show. SENIORS 1 . 'PW' W f . at 'HgeFQKu3iE FQ,A29J5g. Udlmi ' pw,,Q4fWtI . , i . - 2. HELEN YONCE Academic, French Club, Latin Club, Minstrel Show, Variety Show, Prefect, Folk Song Singers, Acappella, One Act Play, Stunt Slow, Red Cross Representative, Library Club, Mixed Chorus, G.A.A. 3. BOB YOUNG Academic, Intramurals, Latin Club, Science Club, Science Prefect, Observer, Roosevelt Junior High-l Year. 4. CATHERINE ZIMMERMAN Academic, Minstrel Show, Preiect, Stunt Show, G.A.A. Ihe first breath of Spring air is welcomed by these eager stud Q f. e -V-A , 1- 4-.ff :ff any 5 1 A mg V -aff A Hia .fp 21555 s 5 fx Y 'T'-N , ,f I vi 'Wi . F. .. -gg , .fx -A -.3 ,pl . iw Q? -GF.-4' Q . . 4 -3 .3 1: A 4 M..- gs XX .Eva y 7 W 9' 5. .w A Iris Biegel, 56Cf6fafyj Delores Frels, Yfeasurerg Gegrge Shoreyy Vice-President: bob Glass, President JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS s- - Qfv , . f Q X -lr ' . 0 , gf V M l K' ff. ve. 'Q , ' . , Q' 1 , ., 4 3' Y W' 3' , .ste ' 4. 5' . f k KY B .. vm. Q 1 A HQWQN' ' . Q S S 4 P' S -A dv S-- f+f'5'f 3 MVA g 2.,ff'f, '. . . .N dj,-, ,...-, mv. W, H f - - A - A f, ,. Og h A PAUL .gf A J IM K3 ABBOTT y BACKILS I A 5 Q M ' ZP , ANDERSGN E' , HANDLE Z., r s .. ::, . . X A -,v:: Q ,Q THOMAS . il' 'E BOB! 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GERALD 'X-3 L YNCH 1' f fff ,LYZ ggggfggmg ,,.., QXTAQQ, RREERSEE gy ET FRANK GENE LEKA5 MARSHALL R 2 V..' , 'F 3 3 DONNA I if ,Egg MAGILL RAW 545 LEIGHTON DON LINDQUIST MABTEN5 I 'avfk YYYYY. IIA . DORIS S35 MANSFIELD 1 Y YY ,EE , J A I I 1 RAYMOND LOUISE LITTLE MATHEWS RUTH LIVINGST ON JERRY MARKLAND RUTH MAYFIELD RUSSALEE McDONALD BOB MCFALL 1 ROY MCINTIRE DONNA MCMORRIS BARBARA MEAR Y . Q Q L ,Li fvqvf' 1, GENE MERRILL I Z .2 Jw - Q' , , If PAT MIDDLETON BARBARA MILLER LOIS NELSON - ik V if .. I 1 I Q A, WILLIAM NICHTINC .fx- QQ Ki' , ...E a fljx' Q 2, SHIRLEY ' Y MORRIS Q A ,,,Q . I .V 3,5 7. p, 3, DELOEES I f-fx CK MINNI W V, ii .7 I X ? - fi A , f, 4 A Q TECKY , as MUNEO X if- I LEE I MOGAN , ilg J' Q 'f1, A I QEI HELEN fe. ' f MARILYN MOLEK Q'-sv nf BILLIE MOODY 7' E 3 'M '22 'egi A -1 f wx' JACK MORRIS 4 QLNL RICHARD O'CONNOR DELORE5 NASH MARVIN NEAVEILL GENE OLDHAM Q E Q I I ' nm 4? xx , Vs I A MARY OLMSTEAD DONNA OPPER if an ,.- I A 'A I nf I' .4 ! NORMA PAINE .1 I ' . ' LILLIAN PARK UNIORS vw A2 A . CHARLOTTE PARSON mf fx?- DOROTHY PEEK MARCELLA PERCEFULL JOYCE POTTO RF Ya 5 N fa W f 17 N 21? M: fu Nl: 5537 Q W , J' A ff '- ' fm ,if H aww A x Q ' ROGER POWERS f -fr - U? A ,df A Af' , PAUL PRICHARD NANCY PUGH PAT QUINN . , . ,fi ,HW f A Hemi F' , AWAA XY DON RAEUBER x ,fi DON RAGER 'ga+.. f .M I DAVID REED - A 2 1? ' ',W f f'vfb5' f 451. . in v GEORGE REXROAT BOB REYNOLDS r rf'--A fbi '04 DONNA RHODES QQ 57 Al Q A: fm , .fs . xxx JACK A Rosa H 2 ' X K 'K v 5:3 gig :wiv '19 1f,1 CHARLES RICE DON RICHIE JACK ROSENAK Q . .41 Q.. K A? A ALLEN ROSS WILLIAM H ICHTER - YA G AAA.i,k if LR, 1 A Q K3 LR,f f . MARGARET Xml A A' fi? ROTEN Ax 1 If 4 CHARLES J UNIORS mcmw GEORGE ROWCLIFFE ,1,,, A . 1 gg. ff,..:, , .. 73 MARGIE RUSK EUNICE SCHIFELING ELSA SCHMIDTT Q I V , 7 ' ,Tl V.. Vg? IIIIQSIIIFL Er THEO SCHONWISE -'J N -is ,ygh lxw A A ' WALTER SCHWIND ' 1 ' if' A. WE? K n, fi 4 I s r I 71. fx . Af, pw' .V GEORGE SCOTT SHIRLEY SCOVIL 3 , an A . if WF VV. t I in A..-f 'T BLANCHE SEPICH A v A f ' A E,-A ,- V E E JACK SEVERNS DAVID SHANER '2 . Y., ! 4 DONNA SHANKS REGINALD SIPFLE A Lfqfgjf , . wr, Y OO A Y I' Q1 JACK A Wrz- , SHAW , A JOYCE SMITH 5 , f,i UNA RAE SHERMAN .v A bi' ' -as I . nf LORETTA SMITH DICK A I SHORT A A . , v4 ., ny, 7' RIA f If? fQE ROBERT W SMITH 1 Ja 3 ' I g.V ,, A5 ALR ,M X 5 'qxf BERNARD SHRIER .-Th I 1 1 I 3 A I'f? GEORGIA EE ,?3f 4 SMUCKER 4, fa 1' EEE BETTY SNYDER EMILY SNYDER A 2 ?iZ Q- TFEEE7 if p a l 53 -7 JACKIE SONDEREGGER MERLE STAMBACK GENE STATLER 3 M g -bf P? A A W 1 ,. ARBUTUS STAUFFER 5 .LQ 'L Q T , U D I' . SHIRLEY STEIMEL ww 45 AI 5 1 TRL-'1TL MARY ANNE STEINER 2 N 235552 JUNIORS - fifei ANNA MAE f 'ai' 3 . 'lf' .L STEI NSEI FER km? JOHN SULLIVAN Y., . , , ,V . 25 , I f ' rf '-A r ,rv If 1 V JOHN STICK LING , A 'A I f ,E I f A , A Eze 'fQ,S's.f1 JAMES STEIN METZ GECRG E STORE Y A V? 345 wAngA,:.x.,if ,H 1.51: X Q' A ..,. A ,fyx A J EAN STOUT 5, -Ol' use ,LOA MARILEE rf i-EL 5 , f3yA,TfgAl AAAALAf RONNIE H' A A THOMAS IRE. A Hx. A L FRED ' A' A SZAEADOS f X V, - fx' A 19' fr 3' A A 4AA,A i gi, A .-,, f E - -, aa gli 1 4 RAYMOND STREI EIC11 A' I : TOM AS A ELAINE TASI CK ASLI RTN? MPX i E,,.,A , , G Q , DUANE STPOD E J., A CH ARLENE w53Qm 'y gig ,u L Af ,A 1 45? EA RUTH STURM I -n, f ETHEL MAE VANCE DICK VANN WK . H , FR IEDA WALLK A M I LDRED WATTS ,A Q ! DI CK WEYENETH A' I A TR ACEY . W Iyy RALPH BARBARA TEGG I VEVIG I ,ak jg! RONALD X h TREFRY q Q A Y A 4- SI if BOB . THOMAS H955 QRQQQCE f I 2 EQE s!!gi3.i A TIEIIQIEENTSAMER 60 n A: ff? A mf- BOBBY The winners! In the election for school officers of the coming year the victors were appropriately photographed on the steps in front of 'their' Wood- ruff. During l949-50 Ralph hats will serve as vice- president and Iris Biegel in the top spot as presi- dent. WOLFSON M W- HAROLD , 'Q to i ,w, winiu O - -.-9 --A ' P Ag M A 1:hAt. JOYCE ', . RGBERT WIELAND canjlt WOODOOCK wg f 4g f 'foil -at JEAN --5 O WISENBURG 'T' W, W- Qfil, AA' , V ,hz H Vxiw X i AQ YQ ,53yG4'L Ol MABGEHY , 5 EMMA WILKINSON A A .55 r,., WOOLSEY In Q M p .f I g', r,l W A 5 JOAN WITHEHS 'ai 24, Wa GLORIA gwm J WILLIAMS 'Vff W- 5 MARGARET WOEHNER PAT cz, WINSHIP JU I RS 61 ,B 'C Q 3 2 'aff' sg 5 A -gh r G, a'R 1 I QX uf' 4' ,U , ' 0 I 'funnf' 3:-vb NL . 0 K r 'H .:Qf'4 .f,fw,X 0 H SOPHOMOHE CLASS OFFICERS Dlck Carpenter, PresLdentg Pat heeves, Treasurer Jerry Lindenmeyer, VLC6-Pf6Sid6nfj Donna Trantina, Secretary 1 -I .. A wg P . V? ,V I ,. 4 ' i if I G H- 1 ' Kei ?:A::1:v1,,AlE?!9 TED PRI SCILLA PATSY MARY LOU JERRY ABEGG ADAMS ADDI SON ADLEMAN A LBAUGH I 'I A L A A A, 45 . f A K il' id A K, f- A ,A ty A-1 , ' Q, I 3? A LA,L It MJ n I V 'mf' ,. A i A.. ' I A A A, A! 2' f RICHARD BARBARA DON EVON LORRAINE ALDR I CH ALTPETER ANTLE ASH BAER 5 ' .. ' . L ' I ' Aa. an AWA OAAAA A 1, Rox .. .2 . ,'.k1AWI V wr as I La- Cy 3 'A K .L 'R Qi A 'mir-I ' ' A . by A A CALV IN RUTH STANLEY DOB I 5 JACQUE LI NE BALZELL BARNES BARRY BARTHELL BAUMFLEK , . ,' I - In TQ' ' V 4253: .J lx I, 'N 1 Y 'H HRUNO BARBARA BILL WAYNE MARILEA BAUWEN S BE ACH BEEN EY BEN SON B1 B0 1,11 P I , if 1 ' Ex '1 N TJ' K A H . I N BE t W ' -' I ff I ,fx xl JAYNET RONALD JOAN IRENE RQBERT BIDDISON BILLERBECK BIRKS BISHOP BIACKFQRD I ' i E V I .gxax KRT' JAMES BEVERLY ARNOLD MARILYN JACKLYN BCBECK BOERCKEI, BOICH 301455 BORGER A af ' f' I '..4 -A Ag A 'fi' 'f ' fj Z ,A ,Q A . SOPHQMORES SUMNER J AME S JAMEL DELORES TH OMAS BOR IN BOSTER BOUR AZAK BRACK EN BRAN AN SOPHOMCRES ,M M : nib 5 f ,.,..Sf. I . 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BETTY DAVIDSON ark? '31 x 1. J' GERALD DAY LOUISE DONE LSON A i3?II K x u fa , ,,,-f7Q,i c 5 f RONALD DUKE I J I M EDWARDS .E S ,I fffI Ig A A BARBARA BARBARA BILL DWMARY COLE COOK COOK CORLEY I,, SSI ez Q 'wqiig ,A .A ,Q V 7 I 2 3, A . f f A AAA I KS I I WX AEAIEE I A A 31151, . . 4 BOD DONALD JOANNE JIM COYLE CRANDEL CRAWFORD CUTLER I K' '3 If ii' . ' jg A l 2 I ,,, . ' WI A tx' . N hi f .J .K .K A 2 I I . ,L x 5 K nf A - Yi I X K A AUDREY BI LL JACK JOYCE DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS 4 ii C: I A I ZF A I ' f I - I I fi K NAM 5 .. D IANE RONN E ROBERT DON DEE DENSBERGER DEWALT DINOUEL f'-X 1, a my Q ' It , ff I , .7 .. 7 , ,J , 4 -Y' A? E ' jf x ' - A 'J' A PHYLLIS ' DICK KEN TED DOWELL DOWNS DBAPER DRAPER I, ,M I 'gg I I: We I K',1?r ' af' 2? I ,ASSE I I A if ASSI Ama? ROBERT WALTER DONNA ADELE DUNSTON DURDLE DURR EDENBURN .A sz -1.-Q A f Q ,, Z. RICHARD ELEANOR WAYNE BOB S M EDWARDS EHLEN ELI ASSEN ELLWANGER 65 M'1f K W If Of 1 SM lgfggllg X X 5 E Y ,T 5 Ri ,Y R i S ,SS ,+ Y Yi? O 1 , ..,:-,f ff, G. xx E L , ji CLAIRE MARY LOU RONALD BERT DONALD EMERY ENGLE ERICKSON ESPINOZA EVANS rbyggy A q!k i KW ii' VV::Rg l 61 jE,gg fr fi A A DAD N ?g+R , I GRE R, IEEE I W5C R QQ Q'S if E GR QfxRL 5 RD X1 I ' ' fi 4 xii .I 1 A SIDNEY MARY MARGARET RONALD EDWARD EVERS EWALT FARLEY FARLIN FIERCE C: Avail A P3 Q E' QED W .ffgtf i K '-'L K 'W JACK NORMA TRULA HAROLD JACE FINNEY FISHER FOILES FOND FRANKLIN .YV ifRR4 i SOOO AF -M Org: 4' i'73 O M, E x ,,, ,g if A if E A 1- .4 5R3Dff?xx5EI I II llllNXxGI XIROANNE CI MARVIN BILL KENNETH MARILYN , FUGIITI FULLER GAND GARDNER GARDNER .N kk F ' I uu Vb Y -fe V. J V Jdngbs G?f.f 5 arg 4.S ,. L yfvL O Ralf Y PEB E Ef IMAK .fLGR iii., Rf, 3 iii R9 ' TED NANCY EMMONS BOB CHARLES GARTY GELIMAKER GESTRINE GIBSON GILMAN . :reap 'H F'QfJ 1 ,T A .4 .au I .,,' 7 'If M- Q ,E f Q , Gig 'R'R L A JOYCE BETTY ROGER DONNA MARY GILROY GLIDER GCODWIN GRAVES GREEN E Wg 3 I A? G5 43 ,'E I:'m Rf 4E Af Q E13 A ' IW A IIIOYE A I I A Y R I Y 0+'f -EDGE , a R7EE ffwi REV? SOPHOMURES ' I SKI A MONICA GAYLE FRED ILEEN BETTIE 66 GREEN GRIFFITH GRIGG GRIMMER GROSS Q! -fi SANFORD GUNTER F-45 HAROLD HALL .ff gig. , 1 ga 'A .qy GARY HANM Q-Q 'O DORIS HARRIS Iii A me LAURA HEDDEN N EDWANE GUY Avi' 1 T7 K' 1 'Ox ,.,: , ' IVALEE HALL 5 X? KENNY HAMMER ww AQ. 1 QQMH Q ,f -- LORRAINE HARTING gm: , ,- Q' x , A , be Q SL- :L YYY in BILL HEISS BARBARA HENRY BILL HERZOG CAROL HENRY e'K I SHIRLEY HEWITT DONNA HAFELE Ml X 41 K JANE HALL ?L .A ,Xfx -A ,, :fx f JOE HAFELE x 'Q A4 KAREN HALL ws ,Mun fd I J -af ,.f ,rxq V ..f BOB HAFER 5: Rar- di' , ,. . 5,1 .Q f AKA KENNETH HAMILTON L 3,13 K f . - X x . X H! 1 A Ki MARY GLENNA BILL HANEY HANKS HARRELL 5 Q I my lm O Af ff-' 4- I il I W f j ' far Avg. f71-'in A I A , PHYLLIS JERRY CHARLES HARTWIG HAYDEN HAYNES as , W -1? N,f 'AW 1 I ,gil Q I A 5 iff? , NORMA BARBARA DEAN v HELLMAN HENDRICK HENDRIX I -- If LEAH KARLENE NANCY HENSLEY HERBSTBIIH HERRIMAN Rial DON BILL DON HILL HINBICKS HINSHAW QAL MW I ,s i P sf! , L 1' L ' r L 5. -:I ,win E 195 I ,Qs Af C? is i If J A x , wi . g . f K-4 ASHFORD DON DICK HIRE HOERR HOFFMAN 1-dl I A ,, w i p I SLCC gi giiax W- QUINCY ERMA DICK HUBBARD HUBER HUBER , A ,G di A,Iy U , V v f ' I IV,,Lf A I ,.,. I fm x MARDELL JAMES TERRY HUNZINKEB HURST HUSTON f me rg f ID . mW'W ALMA DEANE DELORES JENNINGS JOHNSON JOHNSON 435, ' ,f3'. S L I veg ,FF' i ifw I I I wg MARVIN JIM DAVID JONES KATS KEACH 'R I 4. I NgfD h49 Q sh'x' I ' LIE Frk I 7 K ,ith V,,,f 3 JOYCE LOIS KAY KELLEY KELLEY KENNEDY . SOPHOMORES RICHARD KIDD ALICE KING JOYCE KING X YIM JOHN HOMAN km , HUGHEY HELEN , YCJ 3 3 !,fM DON IRISH : 3 4 '52 , vi X I f -. , ,sir y M-f YI JERRY JOHNSON PAT KELCH ' 8 , if wi 'ww zu YR I1 JERRY KENT MARY KING Wm I SHIRLEY HOWARD l'iiEEEgEi!E IETF, .4 U MARY ELLEN HULL -5 fi' I I .A ff- W M12 BOB JAECKLE au fav-f ' fa N ELISE JOHNSTON f,f5 'I ' 5 fm, 5 A an Qi ' PAUL KELLER ,Q F I , , ,rf A3 wq f!L5 EVELYN KERR Us 5 QT?j , J .4 RUTH KING f ps -'f ,Ji ' I ..- f-A if . 495-bA,Av-f BARBARA KIRSCH fI'3W .,VK A J 'C' TDM KROMPHARDT 'F Alf? DIXIE LANCASTER ,ALBA .R ' A 1 gil 4 BILL LEONARD I NI-'.L, Y X A BETTY LITTLE .mf 4 I LORRAINE LUCAS an ,A If . I JOANNE MANSUV 3 i .1- 40' EBKCAJAIII GEORGIA KLOCKENGA CARL KUMPF C. 3- ,J- -Es L ROBERT KLUTE MARGIE KUNKEL IW A A 1 I 0 , 9 I ' AL 0 5 'fn fr Q ' iw ' BETTY WILLIAM KNOTT KOLB W. ez LO L I . 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A A .L, ' ,L .A 3 --r , f7'LI ,, A ,f1'x fC 'Ill' 'l I SOPHOMORES SUZANNE BOB PAT GEORGE MARKS MARTEN MASON MAST 69 W ?-' -X I SHIRLEY MATTHEWS K - I , ' 'I 3 ,qw .. :- ' A Akgf ll- ALBERT MEYERS MARY MILLER. we wiki L39 IQ 5,w3R'E?N' I Illll ROBERT MOORE LOIS MORRIS Y R .V I , A - 'Y Q A IJ , A MQ' LARRY NANCE LIQERRO RR ' Y OL SOPHOMORES LENE 70 NOE g. ., O Aa, ' W I PHYLLIS MCCARIY 3 A A If DARLENE MEYERS is Nw A I 44 H 4 M VIRGINIA MILLER :S A wars l'igkERRL?'ll lfi MARIAN MORELAND Rig I .V I X. I KV, , ,A , ,. ff. . 4 , 5 ,rlmiff BILL MOYER nn. BARBARA NELSON tg 923 his. Iffgff iffm GERALDINE OARD K, P GERALD MOKINNIE MELVIN MEYERS JH.. if 'Q A X I Eg JOYCE MILLOY ROBERT MORGAN JO ANN MURPHY 9. z H. .Y LINDA NELSON LAEAEEA ILIB Ml' fi? 5 JF 1 X ,Vi A ls BOB ORR fi Jax .- JE3 :QW Y, JOANNE QEBRIE MCLEAN MEINDERS . 1Qg! ,AA ALA . N ,. , . qwgy ,-E JAMES LEROY MILLER MILLER has 2 fs . 5 'P ?IQ LLO ELSE QRqg lyz M AAVL A3 ROGER PAT MONROE MOORE H Au I Mf2hMW xxx , A fE,fw3Vi KAY CAROL MORGAN MORRIS A in ,f f?f5 -O51 ,gf i RO QQEEN Y Y Yagi? A Mgt 5 MARY BOB MURRAY MYERS I I A 22555 L59 A Lfns YI R JUNE EDDIE NICKOLSON NICKS LY,' ' k?'L,f iM4s,gn L at T' 7 g ,QL LLS' S,iM L , f ff 'PE J - ' ' F ' ,.O. . E?X-wi ASIYYYE .RE Mfg-A.RRYE YY E S ERQRQRE YOLL I gf 'IIQQRH PAT ' BILL PALMER PARIS Qi AE E1 , .Jw BOB PARROTT A-E.L , as A A ' 7' ,, D Q DEAHL PENDLETON ,N 43?T ,, gff fwfr X A S JIM PHILLIPS '33 1 N. RUTH POSTELNICK kvgk K , 4: MIKE QUINN , A, ,Q KEN RANKIN ...F 4 JOAN REYBURN ard! E- 459 SX Aii kijeyif? II Qgggxigf.gg JACKIE PATTERSON if K' Q5 PHYLLIS PERSCHALL ,...,.. ff ,, JO ANN POGGI 'jfs FL' J JSM ' ' 5 VERNA PRILLER Ai AJ yfff- il , 755 MARY RAFOOL ., ,it .E iff! PATTY REEVES AIS-3 , fx P9 ,INN z.. DICK RICHARDSON QL I 94? 1 'fCi RJE ff! 'Q Q A I 1 I A A 1' A ,pl I Nr A, Njg ' XXII GENE FLORENCE SANDRA PATTON PAUL PEASE QCP A 5 ,4- T A A gay A A- .43 K. ,v K 1 1 , qegf -5 ? QQ Aix JUDY B05 Egqggs PETERSON PETZING ,J ar , 'I E A wk WILLA STAN EVELYN POINDEXTER POSHARD p05T :A 21, . A 'IC 17 , A ' ' J f A MRF' I 1 5, FI X g ...A WILMA WILLIE DORIS PRYOR PURHAM QUALLS Z. Zhi A' ff' NANCY JANET JACK RALLS RAMMES RANDOLPH ,S I Agni J swf CL. , -, Y QR? Cx DICK CARL EAT REICHEL REIMAN HEIN ,gag p r ,M . I ' ,L M J JJJJ 'f, ' L gk' I I Af SOPHOMORES pAT MARY IE N RICHART' RICHMAN ROBERTSON n W1 SOPHOMORES 1' if . v4 CHAHLAINE ROSE 0 H03-Sl I 1 3:5 ,f . ,H ,. 7 bl? ,. 2, .-' W' sw- 1: 1 JOHN BUSH ff! f 33 K f .iw if '- BOB SCHAEFFER 1 Y fx . iv V VERENA SCHNEIDER g , g'Q' I Icy? GARY SHELEY i- 2 I gf MT I ,AP M 4. WILLA SUE SITTON ' A ' M ,ga 4' 1 HNTH Y - j MABIAN MARILYN LOUISE CAROLYN ROBISON BOBISON ROECKER ROHDE . I A Sv I , K k1LVh,Z. kgg- 5 I if gg. .V . I V, , ,:,:vE E .. M DGBOTHY FRED MARDELL MARY HOSENBAUM ROSS BOTH RUHAAK I f 1 'RR I Q A E L I . YY A I A , ir A IS '--- I A Y I ' I E, I BILL FELIX RICHARD JACK RUST ST. LOUIS SAMSEL SAPP . A T4 ' T: 1 ' I ff! QI H I I hx b f A t 9 ' N I -ff I , I AX -'f. lkiy I I I K H ROY MARTIE BERNARD DAVID SCHLOBOHM SCHLOSSER SCHNECKENBURGER SCHNEIDER Mg53f'4 KIIE 53 wb D Sumfi f TM YS B A ., , Q -:' I A e K.: W Y,IEIR 4 A :S , , . K 1 x V . A R X L,.. L .' In At, ! I I. BOB SIGFRIED IBVIN BETTY SCHOOCK SCHUBERT SELLERS SHEELY I I5 X55 . TIQw SI A JVQHS M h EF1A A135 I ' A 1 ,.S,, ELEANOR JO ANN BARBARA BILL SHIELDS SHIRLEY SHORT SHORT qi fi qglz . .. Ju: I z 'V ' N, .': ,MQ 5 MWQ slx T i'1' I ?3,4 XX L BARBARA BETTY ARNOLD GENE JOYCE SKEEN SLECHTA SMITH SMITH SMITH QQ? ,A wr xi if 3 x V A. f 5 Xxx I.. is , 'W I r rf, A... 1 3, TF' AL GLORIA DON GRACE JERRY WARREN SNEDDEN SPECK STAFFORD STAFFORD STAFFORD 'Ts' 'N ,sr f-li AAf, ' A ' 'af' R I fa J V 5 l f, ' - -AA. 1 fx F RA Y M A X- - W I X ? 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Jim Ibnald Fredell Fry Jane Shirley Garrett Gess Juanita Barbara Gilman Ginocchio Bill ruth J Gorton Goss Judy Evelyn Grandy Grant Melvin Carol Greene Greer Glen Growe Maurice Hamrick Bob Hanson Charles Hauptly Donna Heathcoat Dick lieise William Iiennann F RESHM E h V , ..., y B , .6 , J rg W J V , S2 'f i 4 A 8 Q J la IAA A 'mf g r 3 'F ,y V W LlmV 4 W , , f A L .3.'1i1., l y x, 9 V t Y if , N JJ 4 y A XN.: . 4 ,,- 2 1 V ,xi V W if .ii l X ' H f f ' J T ' -f,L -ff li' at fr J t 'Ml f J 5 I i I f. ' W , A .Q- l as A ,, my lstt ' ' t '5' Q ' ' - is ' ': M' . if , J . is n, . How l Barnet ta Shirley Jim Jim M Hess Hessling Hewitt Hicks J J' vivi an Gerald Robert Bin Florence Y lg, Hiland Hill Hinderli ter Hoerr Hoerr r .5 J How 2 Cene Barbara Don Blaine L Hoerr Hoffman Hoffman Holtke Jim Donna Jim Kyle Jean V Holzinger Houston Howat Howell Hubble - V o o' How 3 Delores' Walter John Mar tha 5. 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M-4 2 P ,z 1 l 4 52- f P V I, N P LA A V l 'P A 'V P if W x if X A ,x ,, I X- ' is 0 3 5 79 Q11 'Mala M A gl J Q V,:A A l ,L ., .fl - P ffaigxfl - . i n A Qfzi 'A' I M N Row l Clarence Donad Harry A. Harry D. , Miller Miller Miller Miller A M 4 ! .Q 3 QQ I ' I J im Jack Arthur Don Delores 1 f Y ' V 'I Mitchell Molleck Moore Moore Motteler ' Q ' 'M ' y 'X 1 N Haw 2 Carol Gloria Marilyn Joan A P' Mum a My e r s Na sh N el s on X Carrol Joyce Martha Dora Darrell Newby Nolan Noonan Nyari Oard W 'F' 2 Bow 3 June Joan Mary Ann Donna V ' W V l ' , Oetzel O'Kelley Parker Parkinson 'A xx John Charles Jerry Martha Ann Mary Ellen Patton Peer Pemberton Peterson Peterson Row 4 Richard Norman Margie Lf., .4 Pfi sterer Post Potter PM A as How 5 Jean Mary Ann George if Pottorf Pournelle Boeuber Row 6 Louise Dale I Pxobert K I -Q' y Pxathman Reatherford Heed A f I ' as w Q Qu W I 1 fe-f U 1 Row 7 Russell Velma Bob ' A N N ,Ai Q, Heli ford Rhodes Rice , Lg, I ' V ,2'?55LrLE 'Un-.. . Row 8' Carol Joyce Anna Rice Richardson Hi Ckard Bow 9 Bob Delores Patricia 3? -- ' wwe Hidgely Biggs Hobertson P f Bow 10 Dean Vernon Bernard 'A Rogers Pohde Rohman, Wixlm. V H , , .- PM all Y ::. P ff? wi, Q V Q My l A J 'V ,y A y gg y . ? L... -is - Q FRESHME if F M 1 81 it Q' '4- 5 I- ,nl 1 53 W' g 1 S, . 45 1? , .:,- , 54 IK 9 - 1 Siifweg lf. ' ' if y Us ' ffl Q L 'Ye sf' v 1 ,3 3 Z if ' 2 8 H Q S ' if A 5 4 , ff lrlx ,mf a h S l Q 'il' l h M l Z 5 , y ffl . ,gg l l 'Za ' if 4 lf Q y l , V l ',:A A J fi 1 L S S' ' L L S my-,M S . a awry has Q ,AA,, ,many '?f1l'l Y if a a l l ,. ' t PM 1, ' ., 'Y 5 r Z: I Q. .L .-4 ,W 9 V I - -me X F a . .M gf' , K Y . ,k.. K ,,ht X xi 'Q f d , .,' V4 ML Q I ,V V . Lv, BA: K L t ,,:: i if N Q' - A . me 1 A - Ai ,. V V,k, ' mi Bow l Joe Honella Wayne Arthur Q1 Bomanek Puomans Boot Hose ' I. . .: - 1 f '- S ' V 1 S' 'V an Eve lYn Vi rgini a Be WY J GUY Ph Yl li S S if , Both Rowe Russell Russell Russell Y How 2 Dale Carroll Jerry Wal ter V Ryan Sales Sawyer Schaefer x X Virginia Clarence John Bob Carol . S Schenewerk Scherff Schenner Schmi ed Schneider 5 , V Q Vyyv Row 3 Sandra Dolores Pat Dick Schwartzbeck Schwenk Scott Scrivn er Jo Anne Marlene Marilyn Norma Nlelvena fi ,A Q Semlon Seward Seymour Shackel ford Shadid V yil, l -6 How 4 Joyce Dan Joan ' .1-wa' Shaner Shea Sheley 5' e fl Bow 5 virginia Bill Jim Shel ton She rod Shinn eman , Row 6 Ima Lambert Kay 32 , Sh ryock Simm s Simp son Bow 7 Ardena Betty Mary Ann Q lhh 1 y Q Smi nh Smi nh Smi nh Plow 8 Mary D. Pat Pjobert Smi th Smi th Smi th , lf r.l Q Row 9 Bob Dean Bonnie W S Smothers Snyder Solomon 'S' 3 if Row l0 .loan Hugh Ha1'Old M Sommerville Sprague Stafford Q B F Huw ,E W ga, . an fra :., N -'llk... A it fa wg? S TSQ ff Y,H, I2 tell alee , Haj or Eiga ?'W?', F RESHM E r, ,5 V L, l X' K. foe: .-V' 1 gi X rig k X Uv i Q 3 3 V I 1' Q I 'kf- K ' '?'7 'L.k Y I . J 4 X- 'W m'Ph '.P A Q J 'L . i V 1 Q . f 1 wi ,all h A. , EN W - lk-'Iliff - ifyz 1 P Will ll 4 Y l A U? J L A A J , Q Qs 'au ,,, ,las W Q' ,Q , W , r k J :M , A il 7 W . ' .il LV. . li, X fi? I 1 W I ell? 4 I t W . J , if y we w I E QQ 'M A x , lvffs How l Beverly Terry Sarah Eugene 1 Stanfield Stauske Stear Stepzinski , - 3 Cliflord John Leonard Juanita Donna Q Stimeling Stimeling Stout Strangerov Stringer V how 2 Shirley Deve rna Play Carol 'Q 'll Swiger Szabados Szidon 'laylor Hank Clara Mary I b 1 Pat J, I J 'laylor 'legg Thompson Tiimirsh 'lravis -1' K Qt W . - 'ze J 'V W Bow 3 Judy Rose Mary Dan 9 ly Turl Van Dyke Van Laningham Verbeke i J X10 ,lf Mary Fonda Jo Anne John Doris J Voss Wagner Walters Walwer Warchawski ,Q L 2 How 4 Dick Betty betty as ,1 V .5 Was smuth Watts Weathers la I r.,' V4 V .. ' Row 5 Donna Virginia Carl in I Webb Webb Weber Bow 6 Betty Jerry Bill W' Welch Werner Weyeneth O 5, 5 Q Row 7 Barbara Sally Sara ' .,A, E 'I Whalen whlpp Whitaker A is , W Row 8 Mike Barbara Donald White Whitlow Whi ttington , j'7M . ll , How 9 Mary Gene Eugene Jaw! A if 4 Wickert Wielafld Williams va' ,L J 'f Plow 10 Joan Shirley Phyllis ,X 'W wi Q li Williams Williams Williamson ' .aw lie' 5 'W 5. l' W s sf K . FRE SHM E ' ' I F RESHME s Q s s r W A o , - J .4 ' 1 if Q2 3 , ra . sr srtl , u J J 5 fs l s p M r M X E. , , In V . t L, ,kr .fb ayay J I L f How l Janet Beverly Donna Jack Wilson Wood Woodruff Woodruff Lois Dorothy Carol Edward Eva Wooley Wozniak Yonce Zimmer Limmennan Background: Barbara Mear, Joyce Davis, Mary Murray Pat Clark, Priscilla Adams, Pat Middleton, Barbara Nelson, Madeleine Kroeger, Mr. K. I. Bucher Foreground: Pat Barthell, Joyce Miller, Margaret Woerner, Jerry Kats, Don Martens This is the ambitious crew that assembles every pict ure and every word of copy in this book. The Talisman editorial staff works the whole year through--as soon as the l949 edition was 'put to bed' work was begun on the l95O issue. v. X iiilxfi fi ' 53? A .,,,.M Y . .x - f 3g,eg,,. , U 5 - ,f 5 ,g if 5 f ' i YE 'QSM-is' L f z w im f Q' Q gig ? 1, ax ,av M u ,ai Q uv v . . ,QM is l 1 Li I ge 1 'iffy VLH vs wxwwf- i Q v I ORGANIZATIONS They came across the widespread meadows Over gentle sloping hillsidesg Saw the waving grains and grasses, Saw the dusty burning desert, Saw the thundering herds of bison, Beheld the dark and monstrous mountains Beheld the whooping savage lndians, Perceived the burning maddening thirst Of days and days of tortured longing, Sawxthe struggle they were in for, But their courage never faltered As they moved across the land. Eloise Hanson 95.00 Marilyn Voigt 95.00 l3atriCia Althaus 94.80 VALEUICTOHIAN Ctiedj VALEDICTOHIAN ftiedl SALUTATOHIAN Elsie Schumacher 94.61 lLouis beFreitas 93.75 THE TOP TEN HONOR STUDENTS Ctiedl Mary Trefzger 93.70 Mary Brooksbank 93.6f Charles Gaines 93.85 Qtiedl Lois Gibson 93.60 8 PAT BAHTHELL JOYCE MILLER Co-Edi tor Co-Edi tor E EDITCRIAL MH. KENNETH I. BUCHEH Edi torial Adviser Q I will ,ww-ti5,,5. is A wifi ., ' , ' , W , 1. WILLIS HUNZIKER 2. JERRY KATS 3. MADELEINE KROEGER 4. PAT MIDDLETON 5. MARY MURRAY 6. MARGARET WOERNER TALISMAN EDITORIAL STAFF NOT PICTURED Priscilla Adams Pat Clark Don Martens Barbara Meat Barbara Nelson MB. BUIS S MARY GERAHD Business Adviser Circulation Manager T LISMAN BUSINESS STAFF BETTY HILL JOYCE POTTOBF AdUeV'tiSm8 Manager Business Manager Top How: Carol Andress, Adele barrack, Beverly bourazak, Reita Brumfield Bottom How: Joan Christy, Norma Dixon, MHTY Haaea, Norma Hellman TALISMAN BUSINESS ST FF Ybp Row: Delores Hoerr, Janet Hoffman, Barbara Johnson, Alice King Bottom Row: Jo Ann Lehman, Phyllis Perschall, Jean Pottorf, Donna Trantina 89 WALTER KELLER CHARLES GAINES President I I Vice-President S I I I l Back ljiowl Bob Colwell, Darrel Gresham, Marjory Macklin, Carol Henry, Eloise Hanson, Lorenna Front Row: Walt Keller, Jim Stone, Delores DTGHHHII, Williamson, Carol Schneider, Heginald Sipfle, Mary Brooksbank, Pat Middleton, Delores Frels, Effie Charles Gaines, Tom,lYlcClint,ick, Standing: J, Byron Lou Calhoun, Carol Yonce, Jane Garrett Durham, Faculty Adviser. MARY BROOKSBANK DELORES FRELS Parliamenterian STUDENT COUNCIL EFFIE LOU CALHOUN JANE GARRETT ,,w BARBARA HENRY MARJORY MACKLIN TYeasurer ak TOM MCCLINTICK REGINALD SIPFLE saw' 'H-ff Aw.,- JIM STONE f'Sm-waist W Y lbw. I f X 'iv BOB CGLWELL DELORES DRENNAN Secretary fp' 'NW gg: 1. ff, 'ii-fx DARREL GRESHAM ELOISE HANSON CAROL HENRY PAT Secretary LORETTA WILLIAMSON J. BYRON DURHAM Advzsor wr CAROL SCHNEIDER CAROL YONCE Back Row: Joyce Laughlin, Mary Ann Astroth, Jane Front Row: Jo Ann Lake, FhY1liS Williamson, Jackie Garrett, Gayle Griffi th, Donna Opper, Betty Gross, Bessler, Wayne McAvoy, Gary Hamm Helen Murrie, Mr- Kenneth Wegner OB ER ER BUSI ESS AND EDITORIAL STAFF l Back Row: Nancy Kaiser, Mary Brooksbank, Lee Mogan, Bob Harms, Ralph Baker, Don Bichie, Charles Skillman, Gene Stevens, Jerry Kats, George White, Ken Draper, Don Lisle, Bob Norman, Bob Young, Dick Hill, Verena Schneider Second ROW! Miss J. Berman, Dythe Jacobs, Kay Kennedy, Frieda Wallk, Nancy Pugh, Joan Carr, Sharon McCaddon, Beverly Sokolis, Nancy Herriman, Shiela Baker, Mary Haaga, Joan Severns, Pat,Althaus, Mary Trefzger, Patsy Rein Front Row: Joan Johnson, Mary Piuhaak, Mary Hull, Marilyn Leininger, Pat Heeves, Marilyn Loock, Eloise Hanson, Mary Wightman, Phyllis Kerker, Marilyn Brown - 1X A ti'qa,Zffa75s,n , Wm! f H, , Vgr. qwegneid E r Mary Ann Astroth Jackie liessler Luth Claudin usiness uise ' Business Manage,.,1n,Ch,LeJf Circulation Manager Circulation Manager OB ERVER BU I ESS AND Wayne MCAVOY Alberta Spaulding Don White Production Manager BUS mes-9 MU-mlgff' Business Manager ffirst semester? Miss J. berman Pat Al thau Maril 'Il Loock Chuck Skillman 3 Editorial Adviser Copy Editoi Editor-In-Lnief Sports Editor 94 if-H A j2 iiIl:rh J J Top How: Sandra Anderson, Marilyn Brown, Sally Day, Charles Gaines, Lois Cibson, Eloise Hanson. JCFFY Kats, Walter Keller ATIO AL HO TDP HOW! Dorothea Abegg, Jean Alfs, Lanny Alkire, Cloria Altpeter, Betty Bair, Maxine Baird, Lila Burk, Florence Clark Third Row! Fred Cleer, Burk Dehority, Betty Edlin, Dave Ervin. Patty Eslaire, Mary Ann French, Margaret Galhreath, Virginia Hart Bottom Row: Marilyn Loock, Tom McClintich, Joel NkNulty, hita Hocke, Elsie Schumacher, Joan beverns, Mary Trefzger, Marilyn Voigt OR SOCIETY Second ROM! Hobert Hendrickson, Phyllis Hoerr, Harriet Howat, Phyllis Hunt, Angie Jones, Robert Kinne, Ruby Klee, Carl hulschbach Bottom How! Doris Lovin, Joanne Marble, Shirley Mathis, Robert Palmer, Marilyn Ryden, Marjorie Sorensen, Silas Strode, Patricia Thrl Q Q AH- M' 'al i Pat Al thaus, Bob Harms, Margaret Woerner, Mary llaaga, Charles Skillman, Joyce Pottorf, Betty Hill, Wayne McAvoy, Pat Middleton, Nary Brooksbank, Jerry Kats, Joann Lake, Mary Trefzger, Don White, Delores rioerr, Sheila Baker, bob Norman, Ruth Claudin, Marilyn Brown, CaroluAndress, Alberta Spaulding, Mary Cerard, Marilyn Loock Q ILL AND SCROLL STUDE T SPEAKERS BUREAU Back How: Willa Sue Sitton, Mary Wightman, Tom Mcillintick, Mr. Harris, Bessie Hatcher, Nancy Kaiser, Joyce Miller Front How: Jim Backes, Barbara Keene, Laura Hedden, Carolyn Rohde, Bill Buns 95 ,W ART CLUB 5 f E ii ,N if Qf Standing: 5 Nona Ciaycraft TSCENJL Junette Checklin Seated: Earl Copley OFFICER Standing: Lorraine Harding, Delores Minnick, Jim Kats, George White, Bob Brentrup, Bob Zimmerman, Dick Hoffman, Bob Auer, berl Drake, Hugh Sprague, Junette Checklin, Georgia Smucker, Isabel Plummer, idary Brooksbank, Pat Hybarger, Joyce Pottorf, Pat Middleton, Bill kurns, Paul Abbott Back Row: Marcella Perceful, Lil Parks, Margie Drake, Mary Lou Adlenan, Dick Carpenter Fourth Row: Phyllis Stern, Connie Lowder, Joann Endres Third ROM! 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VV-V Vryk -iiif i. 1 , I my Jitw J P' ':' 5 li A iet Jxfzwffi I iiift 'ain stil Q ,Y, 3 ,..' ,, Q 4, at 3, , ,Q 21.1 ,fy , 'ZT-www., . .. mf ,V f . , 155, wi :lk ' 4' .J - I K 3 S qy,,5,, 9 f i J ' I ewg zfi Am+gM!gwEll.oiig r,Ae glggi yy r L TIN CLUB OFFICERS Back How: Allen Boss, Jim Stone - ' Front Row: Nancy Herriman, Marilyn Leininger ln letter 'L' Top Left: Bill Harrell Dick Downs Albert Kellerstrass Norman Derrickson Frank Macl-Jonald Wayne Eliason Cherida ljurchell Wilma Pryor Adele Edenburn Verena bchneider Mary Hull Monica Green barbara Henry Joan Glristy Gharlaine Hose Doro thy Rosenbaum .Cayle Gri ffi th Vi rginia Miller Judy Grandy Mel vina Shadid Marilyn Leininger Phyllis' Lee Linda Nelson Sonia Lambert ln Letter 'C' Lee Mogan 'led Garty Mary Hi chmond Eleanor Ehlen Pauline Shadid Beverly Gobart Gladys Henderson Lois Hutchcraft Dythe Jacobs Ruth Goss Joyce Davis Lorraine Baer Ernest Kellerstrass Don Martens Robert vloore Frank Kranz Nancy Herriman Mary Murray Donna Brown Junette Checklin Phyllis Silvers Loretta Hillyer Sharen McCaddon 'lecky Munro Martha Noonan Pat Winship J 0HI1HMan son Ethel Vance Jim Stone Tom McClin tick Pat Al thaus Carol Lovin Norma Lehman Eleanor Close Mary Voss Laura Hedden Louise Espinoza Sandra Pease Richard Hei se 'lyler Bassett Sumner Borin Mike White bob Caldwell Darrel Gresham Hose Light Doris Lang Norma Paine Betty Garen Harleane Green Bose White Frances Carr Bill Herzog Di ck Hi chardson Don Hicks J e rry Lin denme ye r Hi ch ard Day Harold Smi th -.-J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 100 fl? My r l 1. om ,gigrig-,,w ., , Q? 1 m . ., r l Y ,J if io I 5. o Back How: Donna Markland, Norma Adleman, Ilene cvlidfle Rgwlglagly Tfefzfigsr, Ehuggge Shalalid. ggrilafn C ' , J an Enert, Carol Andress, Mary Ulmstead, 38 eff 9 Y ee Y, Ver Y aft, HTY far 1 Doirirlnalellranetina, Delores Minnick, Theo Schonwise, Margaret bell, Donna Magill, Sheila baker, Rosalie Harleane Green, Frances Carr, Loretta Hillyer, Mary Woods, Charlotte Parsons 1 Waterfield, Marilyn Eldred, Barbara Van Winkle Front How: Pat Barthell, beverly Bohm USHERS RED CROSS Bf1Ck H0111 Jim Boster, Art Moore, Roger Powers, bob Smith, Charles Miller, Richard Kalor, Jerry Kats, Quincy Hubbard, George Freidinger, Willis Hunziker, b?C07d How: Goraldlne Isbell' Donna Rhodes' Gloria Leonard Stout Williams, Elsie Schumacher, Donna Trantina, Deanie Johnson, Leighton Lindquist, Joanne Crawford, Janet Third Row: Juanita 1v1oFo11, Donna Woodruff, Pat Coon, fllddlsono Marv JO Ewalt Christine Hanson, Nancy 'Geltnlakerg Charlaine Hose, . ,L U Erika Erich, Mary Wightman, Frances Carr, Marian Front How: Donald Bolton, Marv' Trefzgervh Roselwhltef Woerner, Barbara Nelson, Beverly Sokolisy Dixie Betty Joyce Harder, Donna Shanks, Devenia Henderson, Lancaster, Eleanor Close, Dora Nyari Marge Jackson' 'hm Denton Back Row: Mary lrefzger, Pat Ivans, Mary Brooksbank, Delores Brennan, Bob Martins, Bill Linsley, Don Dinquel, Glarles Miller, Don Haney, George White, Tom hromphardt, Jack Randolph, John Stickling, Helen Yonce, Karma Randolph, Lillian Gale, Betty Stauffer Middle How: Betty Kerker, Madelyn Delaney, Blanche Sepich, Carol Glaczenski, Mary Goss, Lois Gibson, Adele Barrack, Joyce Shaner, Charlaine Rose, Eleanor Close, Lorraine Baer, Sandra Sheley, Nona Graycraft, Betty Joyce Harder, Carol Greer, Rose White, Donna Rhodes, Imogene Homan Front How: Joanne Gordon, Dawn Jones, Mari-lyn Wiesehan, Margaret Bortell, Betsy Bugg, Norma PHIUC, Betty Klawitter, Eleanor Monier, Delores Sperry, Gherrill Aten, Norma Dixon, Karen Holmes PREFECTS Back Hou: Nancy Pugh, Joyce Davis, Jackie Baumflek, Phyllis Dowell, Ronnie Graves, Bill Evans, Bob Glass, Reginald Siple, Bill Rust, Jim hats, Bob Armstrong Lee Mogan, Duane Heward, Bob Baker, Doris Bessler June Getzel, Jean Knoll, Adele Edenburn i 1 Middle How: Mildred Darling, Norma Lehman, Frieda Wallk, Ruth Livingston, Barbara Anderson, Jaynet Biddison, Gloria Sneddep, Betty Fenton, Mary Bale, Eleanor Ehlen, Nancy Herriman, Jackie Lorentz, Mildred Hoerr, Louise Rathman, Karlene Herbstrith, Tecky Munroe, Shirley Barrett, Miss M. Dalton Fr0nt How: Joan O'K61lY, Nancy Fisher, Marilyn Kuehl, Monica Green, Joanne Griffin, Delores Minnick, Pat Reeves, Josephine Krempp, Mary Richman Phyllis Williams, Mary Kay Thompson , Ronella Romans, Janet Gauwitz 'i v 's CFFICER Y-TEE Back ROWS Phyllis Hartwig, Pauline Shadid, Marilyn Leininger, Marlene Sullivan, Dorothy Rosenbaum, Bobbie Wolfson, Evon Ash, Barbara Skeen, Ilene Crimmer, Lhtty Sheely Seventh How: Colleen Coulton, Joanne Burks, Betty Gross, Dixie Lancaster, Joanne O'Kelley, Donna Adams, blanche Sepich, Eileen Dively, Mary Jo Ewalt, Jackie Patterson, Phyllis Perschall, Norma Lehman Sixth How: Barbara Hoffman, Donna Markland, Imogene Meyers, Mary Lou Adleman, Alice King, Huth King Florence Paul, Norma Thompson, Mary Haney, Betty Knott, Donna Bae Shanks, Nmry Ehnker Fifth How: Jackie Borger, Joanne Crawford, Shirley Matthews, Eleanor Shield, Annette Maggie, Joyce Kelly Connie Lowder, Phyllis Stern, Carol Billerbeck, Delores Sperry, Pat Kelch, Carole Mason N 1 'lu Colleen Coulton, Joanne Burks, Marv Ewalt, Eleanor Close, Betty Sheely, Ilene Crimmer J Fourth How: Diane Robertson, barbara Altpeter,4Wary Wightman, Joyce Smith, Charlaine Rose, Jane Hall, Erma Huber, Bonella Bomansf Delores Schvenk, Lois Wooley, Beverly Wood, Mary Lee Third How: Martha Wassmuth, Evelyn Post, Irula Foiles, Olivia Vaccaro, Betty Smith, Mary Koechle, Melvina Shadid, Juanita Sellers, Norma Adleman, Beverly Gobarc Second Row: Nancy Herriman, Monica Green, Carol lovin Marilyn Molek, Charlotte Parsons, Delores McEvers Judith Iurl, Marilyn Haynes, Eleanor Close, Doris Gaffney Front How: Joanne Lehman, Donna Trantina, Helen Murrie, Shirley Morris, Dorothy Peek, MISS Marta Johnson, Pat Barthell, Beverly Beck -A xml f , f . m f 4119.-1 iawwsnrc-nnmm,lA .aan- Q Q, f f i OFFICERS Gene Geltmaker, Ralph Baker, Don Richie, Bob Sboecker SENIOR HI-Y Back How: Bob Glass, Bill Hoagland, Jim Maple, Don Front How: Gene Geltmaker, Don Hill, Laverne Crouch Barker, George Kimball, Jerry Kat, , Dean Schmidt, Bill Evans, Bill Schlessinger, Clark Mclntee, Edward Fred King, George Bowcliffe, Balph Baker Onken, Paul Johnson Middle How: Don Richie, Bob Armstrong, Pete Gerontes, Bob Stoecker, Norman Derrickson, Don White, Dale Wise, Jack Ddden, Mr. Moll Back Row: Miss Buth B ll v rowne , llrs. Genevieve Dean, Front Row: Miss Barbara Lreher, Pat Moore, Ida Louise Mathews, Audrey Phillips, Joyce Correll, Russell, Sheila Baker, Barbara Altpeter, Iris Biegel, Phyllis Kerker, Betty Klawitter, Carol Andress, Effie Lou Calhoun, Devenia Henderson, Joanne Petty, Jackie Borger, Joan Johnson, Donna Fordm, Joan Brown Margaret Woerner OFFICE ASSISTANT Bild? ROM! Sandra Anderson, Peggy Meinders, Hose Light, Rose Ann Wagenaar, Dorothy Karlowski, Elaine Tasick, Frances Carr, Virginia burns, Mary Olmstead, Monica Green, Carol Lovin Fourth HOUI Bessie Hatcher, Janet Hoffman, Beverly Bohm, Gherril Aten, Carol Homine, Donzella Bigger, Ruth Postelnick, Jackie Lorentz, Marlene Wagler Third Row: Beverly Bourazak, Amber Boardman Joyce Tremper, Mary Lou Jones, Charlotte Parson , Second Row: Mr. li. Tucker, Roger Lotze, Miss Emma Macdonald, Mrs. Georgia Camper, Barbara Van Winkle, Dawn Jones, Jaynet Biddison, Joan Carr Front Row: Margie Wilkinson, Shirley Cast, Donna Opper, Marlene Hirth Back How: Carol Andress, Gene Irons, Bernard Schneckenburger, Don Hoerr, Gene Hoerr, John Walwer, Charles Miller, Bud Windsor, Charles Skillman, Terry Housten, James bruggeman, Joyce Correll Middle Row: Dythe Jacobs, karen Holmes, Jean Price, Barbara Burdick, La Donna Pierson, Shirley Stehnel, CAMERA CLUB Back Hou! Tom McClintick, Don Marcille, Marilyn Leininger, Linda Nelson, Eleanor Ehlen, Pat Reeves, Dick Hoffman, Terry Huston, Bill Linsley, Eddie Carpenter, Duane Strode, Bill Burns, Glenna Hanks, Marylwitchell, Barbara Burdick, Donna Parkinson, Joan Nelson Middle how: bill Costellia, Joan Endress, Shirley Hewitt, Mary Hull, barbara Skeen, BarbaraJurim , Willa Sue Sitton, Mary Wightman, Mary Engle, Phyllis Betty Garen, Willa Sitton, Barbara Mear, Blanche Sepich,lWadeleine Kroeger, Miss Courtright Front how: Don Darnell, Sharma Collins, Susan Broadback, Alan Lisle, Uilly Hoerr, Huth Livingston, Charlotte larson , Geraldine Isbell, Jacqueline Sonderegger GARGOYLE CLUB Hartwig, Mardell foth, Melvina Shadid, Mary Koechle, betty Smith, Lorraine Lucas, Joyce ihaner, Dorothy Hosembaum, MarthaJuerjens, huss Alexander FfOnt How: Joyce Richardson, Joanne Heyburn, bobbie Wolfson, Martha Noonan, Sandra Anderson, Nancy Harriman, Vice-President, Jim Backeg, Treasurer, Sally Day, 56Cf6f0fy, Bessie Hatcher, President, Mary Ruhaak, Mary Murray, Ruth Postelnick, Gerald Errion -1, ,,w. , LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS Barbara Henry, Vice-President, Elsie Schumacher, Pfesldenfi Joan Christy, Secretary and Treasurer LIBRARY CLUB Standing: Miss Marzahn, Margaret Bortell, Jo Ann Bayer, Elsa Schmidt, Nona Craycraft, Doris Mansfield, Barbara Ginocchio, Ruth Postelnick, Dorothy Berry, Loretta Williamson, Hoy Schlobohm, Bob Poindexter, Bob Koehler, Bud Windsor, Ibn Hager Sitting: Willa Dean Poindexter, Mardell Both, Wilma Pryor, Alma Jenkins, Nancy Peters, Beita brumfield, Georgia Smucker, Barbara Lung, Barbara Henry, Beverly Vielhak, Betty Little, Maryn Kuehl, Nancy Moore, Elsie Schumacher, Joyce Linden, Marilyn Eldred, Richard Kaylor, Joan Christy, Frank Bust, Mary Bale, Donna Magill, Arthur Bose, Bosalie Woods, Sandy Schwartzbech, Erika Erich, Pat Veach, Mary Bichman, Mary Wickert 106 PUBLIC REL TIONS COMMITTEE Front How: George White, Miss Sperling, Marilyn Bacl2,How: Donna Irantina, Elsie Schumacher, Loretta Leininger, Marilyn Eldred, Mary Euhaak, Ann Holt, Williamson, Rita hocke, Alberta Spaulding, Frances Marilyn Voigt, Bessie Hatcher, Delores Drennan, Carr, Eloise Hanson Shirley Hershey, Junette Checklin, Margaret Woerner, Mary .Io Ewalt, Mary Ellen Clark VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE COMMITTEE Miss Macdonald Phyllis Silvers .lack Wheeler Lee Mogan Ted Garty Walt Keller Bill Schlessinger Dale Wise Harold Wirth Don Hicks Don Martens Eloise Hanson Donna Brown Lois liutchcraft Charles Stewart Charles Herridge Norman Derrickson Bessie Hatcher Doris Gaffney Gladys Henderson Jimette Ghecklin lois Davis Karma Randolph Hose White Joan Severns Margaret Tennis Charlotte Wi therall Frances Carr Ethel Mae Vance 'lom Mdllintick Bill llerrell Pat Winship Miss Warfield 107 SCIE CE CLUB lliiff i,,5,i1ig,,D223:03lLig225152533155053i,?m5hVs,L11i Back Rgwj Ruth Barns, Sue Copley, Eva Zirnmeman, Willa Sue Sitton, Sonja Lambert, Margaret Cornet, Hose Leighton Lindquist, Charles Miller, Charles Stewart, White, Cloria Meyers, Barbara Skeen, Jerry Boesch Jack Wheeler, ljill burns, Bob Young, Ty Basset, Dan V Nlorse Front How: Marilyn Voight, Eloise Hansen, Betby Klawitter, Frances Carr, Adele Edenburn, Bobbie Wolfson, Evon Ash Back HOW PattYA1n11auS, Ele anof Close, cami IGgiljef3sror1L,OClilkeanor Monier, Ann Kennedy, Kay kennedy' lgggfgfeilow: Doris bessler, Loretta Williamson, Doris Top Rcfwf Paul Abbott, Frank Chew, Stanley Koga, I David Heed, Dale Howell E Middle Row: Mr. Culver, Jim Terrell, Floyd Hutchens, Bob Myers Back Row: Don Haeuber, George Scott, Dick Bingaman, Jim Lankton, Allan Lisle. Front How: Jean Stout, Lillian Park, Ima Jean Meyers, Marcella Perceful Second How: William Kolb, Abe Fulscher, Fred Szabadoz, Jerry Hoerr, Bob Norman, J. W. Bell, James Anderson l'iVSf How: Bob Stickel, Charles Stewart, Jerry A 'A Lindsey, Seth Glen, Rose Nlary Light, Wayne McAvoy, , fl f Bob Shirley, Mr. H. E. Eveland an . , ,.tn M. , '1' :A If 109 110 Back Row: Irene Bishop, Nancy Geltmaker, Phyllis Russell, Mary Green, Barbara Kirsch, Joanne Semlow, Barbara Hendricks, Carolyn Rohde, Erika Erich, Joyce Gilroy, Beverly Bradley, Eva Zimmerman, Donna Graves Third Row: Karma Randolph, Karlene Herbstrith, Marilyn Molek, Dolores Sperry, Marilyn Kuehl, Jaynet Biddison, Shirley bennett, Evelyn Blane, Dorothy Rosenbaum, Pat Althaus, Mary Goss, Mary Kay 'Ihompson Second ROM! Betty Rice, Dythe Jacobs, Mary Ann Pournelle, Carol Glaczenski, Norma Thompson, Joyce Davis, Charmaine Kelly, Phyllis Dowell, Eileen Dively Ruth Goss I Front Row: Miss Moehle, Rita Rocke, Joyce Linden, Barbara Greene, Delores Kunkel, Alma Jennings, Marilyn Johnson, Norma Jean Jibben, Lois Davis, Mary Jo Ewalt, Louise Roecker, Miss Scheffel G. A.A. OFFICERS G . A . A . ACTI VE MEMBERS Back Row: Janet lziiddison, barbara Greene, Miss Scheffel, Joyce Davis, Dorothy Rosenbaum, Carolyn Rohde, Rita Rocke, Mary Goss, Karma Randolph, Ruth Goss, Dythe Jacobs, Miss Moehle, Charmaine Kelly Middle Row: Joann Semlow, Betty Rice, Eileen Dively, Mary Jo Ewalt, louise Roecker,D0l0res Sperry, Norma Jean Gibbens, Ericka Erich betty Rice, Secretary, Karma Randolph, Vice-President, Rita Rocke, President: Mary Goss, Treasurer G. A. A. Front How: Marilyn Johnson, Delores Kunkel, Alma Jennings, Lois Davis, Mary Green, Irene Bishop, Carol Glaczenski, Pat Althaus, Marilyn Molek, Shirley Dennett Bad? Row: bill Herzog, James Weaver, Bob Petzing, Second How: Eileen Johnsen, Mary COSS, EVH Zimmerman Duane Strode, Lois Davis, Darrell Gresham, Jim Barbara Anderson, George White, Jim Beekeef Virginia Stone, Jim Howat Miller, Martha Burnham, Mary Kay Miller, Richard Hill Third Row: Joyce Smith, Joyce Nolan, Joan Nelson, . Q 'Ihelma Watkins, Pat Richart, Barbara Buchanan, Front ROW: R0Se Arm Wagenaerf Sh1rieY Hewitt, Eleanor Ehlen, Roger Bastian, Bob Koehler, Florence Ronald Duke, J- W- bell, Dick Scrivner, Jack Paul, Jim Allen, Betty Call, Hoy Scholobom, Ruth Wheeler, mari' Ellen riuii King Louise Bathman, Christine Hanson, Richard Samsel, Donna Parkinson, Donald Chambers BEGINNING STRING CLASS 111 Allen, James Anderson, Barbara Avery, Nonna Hmhs,JwwS Bale, Nancy Bastian, Roger Baumflek, Jacqueline Brye, Marlene Burchell, Cerida Burnham, Martha Call, Betty Casteel, Charlotte Colwell, Robert Davis, Lois Dawson, Wayne Dinquel, Donald Dowell, Phyllis Ehlen, Eleanor Evans, Ibnald Gaines, Charles Gibson, Robert Gordon, Joann Goss, Ruth Gresham, Daffel Harper Frank Hedden Laura Herman William Herzog, William Hewitt, James Higham Pat Hirth,,Marlene Hoagland, William Howat, James Howell, Kyle Hughes, Donald Huston, Martha Huston,lHarvin Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Kenneth King, Joann Klutes, Leo Knobeloch, Bever Koehler, Robert by BA D TROMBONE QUARTETTE Don Rockhill, Bill Herzog, Ronnie Weaver, Bob Petzing 112 TRUMPET TRIO Lois Davis, Barbara Johnson, Duane Strode GIRLS' CLARINET QUARTETTE Elsa Schmidt, Nmry Richman, Norma Avery Jackie Iknnnflek FLUTE TRIO Martha Burnham, Eleanor Ehlen, Virginia Miller BAD Kritzmire, William Lee, Betty Jean Lyons, Donald Martins, Robert Mast, George NloCombs, Jack McFall, Robert Miller, Harry Miller, Mary Kay Miller, James Miller, Virginia Fvlorgan, Kay Morse, Dan Oard, Darrel Dard, Leon Paul, Florence Pease, Sandra Petzing, Robert Poggi, Joe Ann Richman, Mary Rockhill, Don Russell, Ida Rust, William Ryan, Dale Qiinley, Dick Schmidt, Llsa Schubert, Sigfried Scovil, Shirley Shadid, Nlelvena Shaner, David Shores, John Sitton, Willa Speck, Don Stafford, Jerry Stewart, Charles Stone, James Streibich, Marilee Strode, Duane Tasick, Elaine Tidd, Richard Vann, Robert Weaver, Ronald White, George SAXGPHONE QUARTETTE BOYS' CLARINET QUARTETTE Florence Paul, Bob Koehler, Jim Allen, Jim Miller George White, Jim Backesy Bill Kritmire, Don ihnquel Bagk How: Hay Crider, George Scott, Edward Kuever, Dennis Jenkins, Don Hicks, Halph Tegg, Norma Paine, Alberta Spaulding, Margaret Cornet, Martha Burnham, Delores Hoerr, Sue Copley Third Row: Jack Duden, Ralph Kats, Dick Koepping, Lloyd Agee, Alan Ross, Pat Woodruff, Sally Day, Rita Hocke, Marian Woerner, Marilyn Carr E Second How: Monty George, Gene Duvendack, Malcolm Kincaid, Don White, Ronnie Densberger, Bill Shull, Beverly Gobart, Joan Severns, Marian Wiesehan, Marilyn Voigt, Pearl Whitaker Front Row: Dale Morris, Wilmer Davidson, Lon Dechtold, Dill Evans, Shirley Gould, Georgia Smucke r, Delores Davis, Janet Hoffman, bessie Hatcher, Margaret Woerner A CAPPELLA CHOIR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Bad? ROWI. Donna Stringer, Barb Kirsch, Mary Murray, Betty Glider, Marian Robison, Dixie Lancaster, Joan Endres, Nancy Herriman, Phyllis Lee, Marjorie Macklin, Frances Fieum, Judy Peterson Thlrd Row: Pat Swanson, Leslie Vogt, Pat Middleton, Bessie Burns, Norma Hellman, Evelyn Kerr, Mary Haney, Gayle Griffith, Lorraine Baer, Marilyn Robison, Mary Corley, Barbara Nelson Second Row: Carol Morris, barbara Beach, Joyce Gilroy, Jackie Ijorger, Mary Waterfield, 'lrula Foiles, Grace Stafford, Evon Ash, Barbara Skeen, Mary Engle, Sonia Lambert Front Row: Jane Hall, Martha Potts, Eunice Schifeling, Glarlotte Curless, Ellen Cox, Karlene Herbstri th, Leah Hensley, Doris Qualls, Pat Rein, Donna Brown .ln - -1'7 back Row! Hilda Sneed, Shirley Draper, Joan Griffin, Josephine Krempp, Betsy Bugg, Shirley Morris, Donna Markland, Charles Miller, Reg Sipfle, Grover Miller, Gene Oldham Third How: Sandra Anderson, Lois Hutchcraft, Barbara Van Winkle, Lynn Farlin, Beverly Bourazak, Marilyn brown, Duane Heward, Dick Short, Dick Quinley, George Kimball Second Row: Rose White, Mary Haaga, Lois Gibson Mary Halstead, Marilee Striebach, Carol Billerbeck, Paula Humphreys, LeRoy Miller, Dick Weyeneth, Jerry Deebe bront How: Betty Hill, Mary Trefzger, Helen Yonce, Lillian Hicks Nancy Pugh, Janet Gauwitz, U- J- Harder, Iris Deigel, Willis Hunziker, Leighton Lindquist CAPPELLA CHOIR ADVA CED GIRL'S GLEE CLUB BdCk HOU: Eleanor Ehlen, Alma Jenkins, Ibnna Chesger, lhelma Watkins, beverly Doerckel, Mary Kay Miller, Priscilla Adams, Jean Stout, Joan luggit, Donna Graves, barbara Hendricks, Sandra Pease, Mary Lou Adleman lrene Donelson, Harriet Cble, Virginia Miller Third How: Joyce Wieland Doris Harris, Joan Birks, Phyllis Hartwig, Mildred Watts, Marilea Bibo, Joyce helley, Loretta Smith, Margaret hast Donnie Woolsey, Joe Ann Poggi, Phyllis Stern, Barbara Short, Mary h nker, Pat Coon Second How: barnara Cole, Lobby Clark, Nonna lhonpson, betty Knott, Ruth Mayfield, betty Call, Delores, Frels,Madelyn Delaney, barbara Van Dyke, Shirley Hewitt, Mary Jo hwalt, Marilyn Wheeler, Eleanor Shields, Patsy Addison, Tecky lhnro front Hou: Rosalyn Ward, Donna Hall, Joan Christy, betty Slechta, Connie Lowoer, Marlene Drye, huth Close,.loan Crawford, Nancy Coney, Diane Robertson, Barbara Carter, Joyce King, beanie Johnson, Lois Kelley Back Bow: Don Rockhill, Bob McFall, Jack Diden, Bill Burns, JoAnn Bayer, Alan Lisle, LaDonna Pierson, Bob Knott Middle How: Sandra Anderson, LeRoy Miller, Mary Waterfield, Patsy Fox, fxflarilyn Wheeler, Leighton Lindquist, Bob Slater, Sue Copley, Reita Brumfield Front How! Joan Severns, Dick Quinley, Linda Nelson, Eileen Johnson At piano: Pat Mason LIGHT OPERA E SEMBLE BUYS' GLEE CLUB Back How: Don Miller, Bob Brown, Walt Durdle, Frank Chew, Beryl Drake, Dick Richardson, Bob Stetson, Jerry Lindsey, Richard Sansel, John Shores, Alan Lisle Third Row: David Reed, Carl Kumpf, Gene Stevens, Larry Nance, Dick Hoffinan, Edward Grant, Bob Thomas, Kenny Harrmer, Ken Rankin, Si gfried Schubert S6C0f1d Row: Don Hughes, Bill Gand, Terry Huston, Bob KHOUL, Jerry Weiss, Ed Fierce, Gary Hamm, George Friedirlger, Don Antle, Roger Powers FVOHT ROIU: Jerry Buchen, Ronald Billerbeck, Bill Heiss, Fred Ross, Harlan Davis, Sumner Borin, Sanford Gunter, Ralph Baker, Harry Brehm 9 Q l 'fr '-K , I Back How: Josephine Leitgeb, Anna Mae bteinseifer, Jo Wood, Exmla Woolsey, Mildred Darling, Nancy Bale, Pat Fox, Phyllis Kerker, Gloria Williams Third How: Marilyn Wisner, Carol Anderson, Effie Lou Calhoun, Barbara Mear, Dawn Jones, Mildred Hoerr, Lou Ann Benner, Arbutus btauifer V ff' 1 Lafrx W Aff., ' 45 ,ggr Ki 4 4 E LL.. r 1 3 Second How: Barbara Vevig, Marilyn Molek, Reita brumfield, Janice Miller, Erna Loewer, Ethel Vance, Charlene Tracy, Bobbie Wolfson Front Row: Joann Gordon, Mary Ellen Clark, Junette Checklin, Doris Plummer, Madeleine Kroeger, Donna Rhodes, Lois Nelson GIRL ' CHOIR DRUM MAJORETTES Back Hou: Marilee Streibachy pat Higham Head Middle How: Willa Sue Sitton, Kay Morgan Majorette, Shirley Scov-il ' Front How: Joanne King, Joanne Gordon 117 118 Back How: Bill Smith, Don Richie, Ralph Baker, Floyd Front Hou Georgia Smucker Adele barrack Pat liutchens, Diane rleward, Bob btoecker Al thaus Julia D Lamp Frieda Wallk Puth Goss Middle ROM! Dorothy Karlowski, Janet MacDonald, Standing Margaret Woerner Marilyn Voigt, Joan Johnson, Joyce Miller, Miss beated at desk Marilyn loock Nance, Miss Macdonald FUTURE TEACHERS OF A ERICA Back How: Dick Downs, hen Gillig, Ronald Erickson Ken Hutchcraft, Ronald Duke Middlfi ROV!! Bob Pxidgley, Lydell Karrick, Ken Nelson, David Schneider, JackM0lleck, Mr. E. J. Miller s Q. S Q mer' N Back How: Louis DeFrietas, Don Ganham, Norman Derrickson, Roger Bastian, Bill Linsley, Bob Harms, Don lrish, John Stickling, Hr. J- H- Burkholdef KEY CLUB l I l i Middle How: Joel McNulty--PV9Sidenf, WHLCQF K91lef Secretary, Tom HcGlintick, Jerry hats, Bill Wright, Charles Gaines, Gene Giacomelli, Jim Stone Front Row: Gene Merrill, Bob Glass, Glen Burmeister, Willis Hunziker--Treasurer, Don Hager--Vice President Gary Collins Seated at the very latest model of office composing machines is Madeleine Kroeger, whose effortshave gone into the entire type-setting job of thel949 Talisman. This Vari-Typer is a machine whose prin- ciple features are inter-changeable type facesand spacing. lt has a mechanism which adjusts the right margins and is operated somewhat similar toan ordinary typewriter. While the cost of this machine was not inmymiderable, the savings it will effect over a period'of years will make its purchasea profitable one. lts use is another in the steps necessary to bring a better book within the reach of a larger Student body. Few, if any books of this type, are so truly made by and for students. 119 Doc Hicks, Joe Schaub, John barden, Fred Pozony, T S Edwin Fall, Mel Bower, Mrs. Ulrich, William Whalen, Ellise Callear CAFETERIA ST FF fi35fSO'3:3wg3Ehefi,2g531iumsxsbzieiheppafd' Front How: Virginia Simms, Fannie Blake, Lila Sigulakis, Esther Palmer, Clara Short 80x L, . Vw l .5k 'r n f ,vu fffiu -3 , ' .4 Auf e ,n 1 1 1 5 ,x?. F . I s 3 ri ,-... NW? ACTIVITIES Finally after months of travel Came they to this land of promise, Found the spreading rumors Greatly over stated. Diligently panned they gravel, Diligently searched the creek beds, Tramped the hard and crusted ledges Of the rough and tow'ring mountains. Aye, they suffered many hardships, Felt the gnawing pangs of hunger, Without food the days dragged by And the vultures gathered in the cloudless sky Children turned their heads and whimgered When their fathers came not homeward Families with their fingers tattered From the sharp and ripping stones Sought on for the yellow metal, Sought on for the hoards of riches, Sought on for the gleaming gold. 4-7- Us ..- Alf? ,i A 53: 'M 5 av :ink . Ji' Q 2 g ,-a, 4 5 gg 3 - Q ,. A l l . Y . X ,..,fL.. 'Sf' Tig? ffib ,, fyaw 'A fgfi 3 4 , a jfgik 4.5.11 Cvff ,ala -,t, wp' tai ' z if 1 1' 4 ij, 1 , f .vm UNIOR PRO In the Spring every young heart lightly turns to thoughts of-'The Junior Prom,' an annual affair which leads the list of important events on the Junior calendar. Reigning over the 1949 Prom was the President of the Junior Class, Bob Glass, and his choice for- queen, Gloria Williams. N?UCY MOOFC, Charles GaiU9S, JOHN SGVGFHS, Loretta The lawyer, Mr. Pitchly, fGrover Millerl who has W11liamS0H, Kick QUin1eY been trying to help the family out of their financial troubles is overwhelmed when he finds his efforts Seated! Grover Miller have been useless, and the family has gone back to their old extravagant habits. Delores Drennan, Don Marcille, Dale Wise, Lessie Amid elaborate preparations for an ultra-fashionable Hatcher, Dick Lingaman, betty Joyce Harder, Mary Wedding, the bFide,S fTi6HdS SCHY to admire the brooksbank elefant trousseau as the various ieces arrive. v P Professor-Don Rockhill, 'Doe' Ferris-bill Evans, 'Drop those guns, boys. Drop them and llne up over Charlotte Carlton-Nancy Merriman, Don Carlton-George there,' says Sheriff Preble as he emerges from the Mast, lieverend Underhill-ljill Herzog, Sheriff Preble- coffin in time to save the Carl tons from three ruth- Lill liritzmire less spies. Dr. Gordon-Nona Craycraft, Lula Pung,-Junette Cheklin, , Trooper-Gene Stevens, Beulah Peck-Dythe Jacobs, Aadoc Grimes-Dick Richardson, Abby Pnodick-Mary 'My only ambition is to do a hoolahin beneath Huhaak tropical palm trees,' says Lula confidently. 123 Maidens and Braves from the Junior Class perform a Victory dance in their prize-winning stunt. PCW-WCW Reviving the legendary dance of many moons ago, these enchanting princesses stir the Warriors on to victory. Dancing Indian maidens weave a tale of Indian folklore. The Silver Chief Special carries Woodruff alums 124 back to root for the Warriors in the traditional Silver Horseshoe game. Pat Higham, beautiful Queen of the 1949 Pow-Wow, looks on as Joel McNulty admires the trophy on which their names will be carved for posterity. POW-WOW D A tired customer gets an old-fashioned haircut in an Indian maidens, as cheerleaders, lead the fans in old-fashioned barber shop while barber shop singers encouraging the team to victory. set the mood. Baek Raw: Ali Ben Mustapha-Dick Koepping, Henrietta WhLpStlfCh-Hilda Sneed, Bill Blake-Ronnie Densburger, Bob Ballentine-Ed Kuever, Archie Fitzgibbons-Don Bockhill, Mrs. McCann-Joan Severns, Slave Man-Jack Duden, Hassan El Carib-Gene Stevens, Lily-Janet Gauwitz. EELLE GF BAGDAD Front Row: Jewel-Lois Gibson, Dick Taylor-Dick Qlinley, Elsa McCann-Connie Garret, Zeliflda-Effie Lou Calhoun, Anne Blackwell-Shi rley Gould MC' .V ea 1 if 4. fs A 4 Q . , x f K ,tis L, L W as A Pa Af. Lana- 4 I. f-,W ' i.,i 'w my -Q-if 5 'hw W 4-,4.,,.,v 1 'Q 1.0 f .X vw' Q A A -ef ,yf 4. ,,-,rr - .IJ wb?- 7-5' g N ,A ir, 755,44 -.-. Q A1 Jn JM fwfl, , g- HM.: new W AEM Q 1 x K E f ' K . pw' 4 0... . ey.. , . Wifi' T: M Q WY' 1 .J 1 , , mg. -, .W- 4 2 U , 49235: ATHLETICS Then Came Came Came through the day the day the day months of doglike struggle of great rejoicing, of foreseen riches, of all their longing. Sought they through this land of terror Found to their extreme amazement Gold beneath their very feet. Fought like savage Indian warriors For their neighbors' precious lands And they purchased fancy garments, Firewater by the barrel, Celebrated like a cyclone, Shot their pistols in the campings, Spent the nights in wild orgies, In the daytime they recovered, Spent their hoards like maddened fools, But caring not, as they had found their precious gold Mr. V. Boucher Mr. T. Correll Basketball, Baseball Football , Fresh. -Soplx. Basketoall Mr. H. Sanders Golf MF. GIOSS Wrestling, Football Mr. F. Trumpold Fresh.-Soph. Football l jg! 'Q fu . Mr. H, Gummerson Cross Country, Track Mr. P. Culver Tennis 127 ln: 4 ,' 1 K - T f f ,lbw . Z O 77 0 F1 f X ' T V gg ALL-STATE R ' ,,1, The Sports Section of the Talisman this year is spotlighting the boy, who, in their opinion, is the most outstanding athlete of the 'l948' and 'l949' season. This year their choice is Zack Monroe. Zack has been an outstanding performer on the Warrior athletic squads for four years and, as a fine tribute was Captain of the Basketball and Baseball teams this year. He showed great possibilities as an honorable mention on the All-State Football Team at quarter- back. 128 His greatest achievements were on the basket- ball courts. Zack was the top scorer for the team this year and was acclaimed one of the most out- standing team men in the state. For his brilliant performance in basketball, Zack was unanimously voted to the guard spot on the All-State Basketball Team. Zack has also held down the third sack and hurled on the baseball team. Woodruff students and faculty will long remember the 'three sport strong man,' Zack Monroe. M fSf ,Q MosT W 4, VALUABLE ff PLAYERS X WY1g'KxL lgstan I 6 5 Ck 101.537 O? g ger TEAM CAPTAINS Gene Giacomelli ,Joel McNulty Jerry Kats Football CO-Captain Track Co-Captain Track 1 l ff Back Row: Kenny Hamilton, John Homann, Carl Kumpf, Larry Nance, Jim Kats, Dave Stratton, Walter Durdle, Bob Dunston, Jerry Lindsey, Bob Parrott, Marvin Fuller Third Row: Mr. Trumpold, Gary Sheley, Charles Kulwicki, Max Berkowitz, J. Arends, Jerry Grant, Bob MaHarry, Wayne Boot, John Shermer, Charles Broughton Bill Harrell, Melvin Johnson, Manager- Second How: Charles Turner, Don Miller, Bernie Hohman, Jerry Bohart, Jerry Werner, Carl Weber, Charles Curry, John Lankton, Duane Lovestrand, Dick Richardson, Ashford Hire. Front HOW! Bert Espinoza, Jerry Weiss, Dick Downs, Irvin Sellers, Jamel Bourazak, Jack Randolph, John Sapp, Herman Witzig, Jim Edwards, Bob Schock FRESH.-SOPH. FOOTBALL Freshman-Sophomore Woodruff 0 Kewanee 27 Woodruff 0 Calesburg 25 Woodruff 7 Central 9 Woodruff 31 Canton 14 Woodruff 25 lincoln 6 Woodruff 13 Manual 25 Woodruff 37 E. Peoria 7 Woodruff 6 Pekin 31 Woodruff 13 Spalding 12 Freshman Woodruff 7 Chillicothe Woodruff 14 Boosevelt Woodruff 6 Canton Woodruff 7 Chillicothe For the second year the papooses have had a rough go on the football field, although the youngsters won 4 out of 9 for a fairly creditable win-lose record. Sophomores on the team who will be playing varsity ball next year got good experience even though they did lose more than they won. Next year they won't be working for experience and they will be able to concentrate on a winning team. The tean, full of outstanding players, include Walt Durdle, Bob Parrott in the backfield, John Homann, Larry Nance, Jim Kats, Dick Witzig, and Bob Schock on the line. Back how: Jerry Markland, Pete Gerontes, Bill Evans, Bay Becker, Bobert Berg, Don Barker, Jim Mensendike, Jim Hustable, Don Hicks, Earl Houlihan, John Fredericks, Bill Richter, Bob Baker, Jack Morris, Norman Derrickson, George SEOFCY Third How: Coach Boucher, Coach Sanders, Fred King, Don Braunagel, Dean Schmitt, Paul Hoppe, Jerry Kats, George Kimbel, Joel McNulty, Ronald Murray, Coach Gummerson, Coach Gross Second Row: Jack McNmhan, Don Shaver, Stan Honegger, Bill Wright, Bill Weerus, Walt Keller, Dick Koepping, Cene Chacomelli, Zack Monroe, Leo Davis Front ROW! Bob Smith, Gerald Lynch, Dick Schmiedeker Max Moore, Cene Merrill, Bill Hoagland, Bob fhynolds Bill Schlessinger, Jim Maple, Lon Hager VAR ITY FOOTBALL TEAM A speedy and tricky backfield behind a tough and charging line drove to one of Woodruffs most successful seasons in years, with six wins and four losses. Couch Bouchers charges started out the season with a 7 to O victory over a strong Kewanee eleven. Kewanee was the first of five teams to be shut out by the Warriors. Their second start wasn't as successful for they dropped a l3 to 6 decision to Calesburg. This led to a four game winning streak which included Central, Canton, Blue Island, and Lincoln. They then lost to Manual and Pekin, 6 to O and 21 to l4 re- spectively, but demolished the East Peoria team for the second year straight to retain the Silver Horse- shoe. The season was concluded with a heart break- ing 7 to 6 lose to Spalding. The squad included a galaxy of stars. This year 6 of the first string were voted on to the Annual All City First String. The entire warrior lst. Team was included in the all city selections. Dick Koepping at center and co-caption, Cene Giacomelli at guard, Leo Davis at end, Bill Wright at tackle, Stan Honegger and Zack Monroe in the backfield composed the biggest share of the G. P. first string. Honorable mention and 2nd, string went to Walter Keller at guard, Bill Weerts at tackle, and Don Shaver and Joel hkNulU' in the backfield. Woodruff Kewanee 0 Woodruff Galesburg l3 Woodruff Central 0 Woodruff Canton 12 Woodruff Blue Island 0 Woodruff Lincoln 0 Woodruff Manual 6 Woodruff East Peoria 0 Woodruff Pekin 21 Woodruff Spalding 7 Walter Keller, S Leo Davis, Sr. Dick Koepping, Sr. Ronald Murray, S Don Hager, Jr. Jerry Kats, Sr. Roger Lotze, Sr. Joel McNulty, Sr. James Maple, Sr Bill Weerts, Sr. Cary Collins, J Gene Giacome11i, Sr. Jack McMahan, Sr. Max Moore, Sr. Dean SChmltt, Sr. Zack Monroe, Sr Stan Honneger, Sr. B111 Schleslnger, B111 Wrlght, Sr. Don Shaver, S George K1mb1e, Fred Klng, Sr Top How: Margaret Kille, John Stickling, Bob Slater, Nano 1 Conev - 3 f CHEERLEADERS Middle Row: Iris Biegel, Bob Crady, Bill Short, Delores Frels Front Row: Barbara Altpeter, Carl Carter, Janie Garret Back Row: 'Ierry Ficken, Bob Harms, Wilz Nlontonye, Bob Poindexter, Ralph rlegg, Bob Brown, Tom bechtold, Jerry Hayden I I FFOIU Row: Jerry Wickert, Doyle Funcannon, Don Martens, Bob Wagler, J.W. bell, Charles Johnson, halph Kats, Mr. fi. Gummerson - -,. - Q ,,,,Q, Back Row: Norman Derrickson, Dick Swift, Leo Davis, Middle Row: Jack Myers' Gordon Kimberly' Bob Parrott, Don Tomsovicy Rodney Cutler, Jerry Kats Art Harry Hufford, John McMullen, Pete Foiles, Ralph Zimmerman, Don Johnson, Joel McNulty, Carl Funcgnnony Hansen, Leonard Krebs, 'Lefty' Maher, Burk Dehority, Cgach Roy Gummer-Son TCFYY FIl.CkCI'1 Front How: Tom Moore, Don Kramer, Dick Graham, Al Hollingsworth, Ralph Kats, bill Jansen, Frank Harper, boi Wagler, Bob Poindexter, Tom Bocian VARSITY TRACK TE M The old Proverb that, 'The best man always comes across the finish line first,' was proven by the Warrior 48 Cinder squad. Defeated twice by Pekin once in a dual meet and again in the District and also beaten by Central in the District the daunted Warriors bounced back with a triumphant victory in the Greater Peoria Wbet. The team showed superior power by routing Wash- burn, Chillicothe, hast Peoria, and btreator in dual meets, and Manual and Lincoln in their only tri- angular meet. Woodruff was well represented on the state oval at Champaign this past season with five boys com- peting. An ever improving,Junior, Joel McNulty was a Warrior representative in the high junp. Joel was performing for the first time on the Varsity squad and hauled down top point honors. Gther competitors who went to state were Senior, Tom Moore, top most miler on the team for the fourth consecutive year, Bob Poindexter, Moore's running partner, Don Tomsovic half miler and Jerry Kats, in the high hurdles. Kats came home victorious in the high hurdles to be the first state winner in Woodruff's history. Three school records were broken during the year Tom Nbore broke the mile record in the Greater Peoria meet setting it down to 4:35.7nunutes. Don lomsovic lowered the half mile record to 214.6 minutes and Jerry Kats knocked the high hurdle record down to l4.9 seconds. Woodruff l00 Chillicothe l3 Woodruff 88M Washburn 242 Woodniff lO3 Streator 10 84 East Peoria Woodruff 29 Wbodruff 50 lf3 Pekin 55 2X3 Woodniff 77M Bloomingt n 352 Triangular Meet Woodruff 722 Manual 435 Lincoln 24 Kewanee Relays - Woodruff second Illini Conference - Woodruff third Greater Peoria Woodruff lst. Central 2nd. Pekin 3rd, l l--Li , ii, 1. bob Wagler-ls r. l mile 4th, Greater Peoria mile Tom Moore-Sr. Don 'lomsovic-Sr. -fzile Half mile Hal f mile Nlile School record mile School record half mile lst. Greater Peoria lst. Greater Peoria half mile lst. District 2nd, District half mile Greater Peoria record mile bob Parrott-Fr. 440 yd. dash broad jump High Hurdles 3rd. Broad jump Greater Peoria Jerry Wickert-Jr. Leo Davis-Jr. Discus Jerry Kats-Jr. High Hurdles broad jump lst. District High Hurdles lst. State High Hurdles lst. Greater Peoria High Hurdles District record High Hurdles Greater Peoria record High Hurdles School record High Hurdles C0-Captain elect Ijurk Dehori ty-Sr, Shot put Discus , 1-s f-H j j ' K P , 1 4, 5- , af ' 3 ' 1 1 1 limifis' 2-n 1 'V 1, ' 1:12-u-iw N--2 - ' 1 -.iz , f-1-ffl. A wtf , 4.1, Jul, 3 Magi? , ,gis,,-af ,M , -fi. 2 i ' ' . Qi. ,Al fi , W me - Q1 H .,.e ,,i t, fa ri Ar',,,,, A - .i-t at , , i ' W, 7 . aMg 'fi --' iff i 1 ,Ml ., ,, f av, L X S we 'H . 53 t- if - - , H fx f T: F 1 . 35 '- if - -, 'Q -:if H-f'r'5' ' .,.,,gs, . A gs, ,,,k.,u' ., ,' I, 5, i . QW' , . mf, Q az- Q--v ,, fm- . M1 P Nz. if ,Q---Ft ,,-,- S my . Q,-v ' .il an - W 5 ,, ' iw W We H' fwgrw fz' f r H' f -' Dick Swi ft-Jr. Pole Vault ..-WA V- kvakkvtk ,w5': i1f5 1,3 isdn, za Pe te Foiles-Sr . Shot put Broad jump Joel McNulty-Jr. Hlgh Jump broad Jump High Hurdles Relay Winner Gummerson Memorial Troph3 lst. District broad junp lst. Greater Peoria Broad jump 3rd, Greater Peoria High Hurdles Co-Captain elect ul .. 1--' 4' Leonard Krebs-Sr. 'L Low Hurdles Relay 'i7 100 yd. dash ,, 2nd, Greater Peoria Low Hurdles L s , 1 I 4 5' ' W1 ' '. QL- '. 1 ' , in ,.,qf- 'lt .M .s-- V- A .f , Nkwv, .F Q ul - ' Lg, .gif f , , I K -., -wifi... , , ' ref . r -.pat i 'n'.1,:., -2 - A , wfffwfief: ., so ' ,.r 3,1 ,sLkuQ'-upz' 1. 'x'-,J back How: John huhaak, Don DeLong, 'lom Regan, Coach Front Row: J Culver 1 Tidd, Danny i11LI?LeWilliams, Harry Bauwens, Richard Bob Armstrong, Walter Durdle, Herbie Haun, Tom IHSEFVQ Jack Diveley NlcClintick, Dick Hermann, Jim Stone, Coach Sanders 138 ' Back Row: Pete Gerontes, Norman Derrickson, Monty Front How: Don Hill, Don braunagel, Dick Bingaman George, Dick Koepping, Leo Davis, Jim Huxtable, Gene Don Hicks, Chuck Ensor, Zack Monroe, Jack Hose, Jack Duvendack, Don Hager, Gene Geltmaker, Mr. T. Correll Mcmachan VARSITY BASKETBALL Woodruff -- Green Valley Forfeit Woodruff 36 Pekin 44 Woodruff -- Spalding Forfeit Woodruff -- East Peoria Forfeit Woodruff 44 Kewanee 58 Woodruff 42 Manual 45 Woodruff -- Lamphier Forfeit Woodruff -- Abington Forfeit Woodruff 4l Quincy 43 Woodruff 45 Pittsfield 49 Woodruff 35 East Peoria 43 Woodruff 44 Central 39 Woodruff 37 Manual 45 Woodruff 53 U. High CNormall5l Woodruff 55 Central 45 Woodruff 32 Canton 43 Woodruff 42 Spalding 43 Woodruff 55 Macomb 30 Woodruff 64 Mason City 40 Woodruff 52 Galesburg 56 Regional Tournament Woodruff 74 Washington 46 Woodruff 32 Dunlap 29 Woodruff 47 Spalding 30 Sectional Tournament Woodniff 49 Pekin 50 Paris Tournanent Woodruff -- Princeton Fbrfeit Woodruff 62 Flora 63 For the second time in three years the Warrior wax court squad walked off with the Regional Tourney after the disastrous season which included l9 loses and 8 wins counting tournamnnt play. Because of a technicality in the state rules the team had to forfeit 6 games. These forfeits knocked Woodruff out of any chance for top glory in the City, Greater Peoria, or Illini Conference races. The Warriors, who never say 'die' fought back to a regional win behind the stalwart forward, Zack Monroe. Monroe, who received all state honors, was high scorer for the city with 408 points and an average of 18 6fll points per game. Don Hicks, a Junior, was second in scoring on the team. Hicks played his best game against Pekin in the sectional tournament where he dropped in l5 points. Chuck Ensor, another Junior, is consistently a gogd point getter. At guard spot the team had two excellent play- makers and ball-handlers in Jack McMachan and Don Braunagel. The squad will be extremely strong next year with the addition of two very much improved Sophomores, Fritz Boich and Walt Durdle. , 139 l 3 aim. 43 X' Back Row: Melvin Johnson, Gxarles Ledgerwood, Jerry Front Row: Don Miller, Jerry Grant, Bob Mcliarry, Werner, Jack Molleck, J.W. Bell, C.B. Prunty, John Duane Lovestrand, Charles Hauptly, Charles Qhamberlain Schermer, Bob Colwell, Boger Arends, Alvertus Jenkins, Mr. V. Boucher U DERCLASS BASKETBALL Bark Row: Dick Downs, Bonny Densberger, Kenny FVOI11? HOU!! Bob Parrott, Arnold Boieh, Dick Witzig Hamilton, Mr. V. Boucher, Dave Stratton, MikeQuinn, Irvin Sellers, Walt Durdle, Jack Randolph, Jen-if Larry Nance Lindenmeyer, Stanley Poshard I l 142 Back HOU? Coach Gummerson, Charles Ricketts, Neil Burk, Lloyd Agee, Ralph Kats, Ray Tobias, Terry Ficken, Manager Middle HDMI Reginald Sipfle, Jim Kats, Tom Bocian, Bob Parrott, Charles Johnson, Bobby Brown, Dennis Jenkins Front Row: Jim Allen, Bob Schoch, Bill Jansen, Bob Waglef, Bob Petzing, Jerry Hayden, Bob Hanns RESTLING FRESH: OPH. TR CK Back Row: Mr. C. Gross, Gerry buchen, Jack Morris, Jim Maple, Bill Gorton,Jerrylindsey, Bob Reynolds, Beniard Rohman, Max Berkowitz, Joe Scott Middle How: Albert Meyers, Bill Shull, Bob Crady, Joel McNulty, George Kimball, Gerald Lynch, Don Shaver, Gene Merril Front Row: Terry Lewis, Mike Bollman, Bob Schoch, Jerry Hayden, Ronald Duke, Mike White, Jim Boster FRESH.-SOPH. BASEBALL Back How: Mr. V. Boucher, Mr. Roy Gummerson, Don Martens, Gene Giacomelli, Bob Parrott, Don Barker, Ronny Murray, Zack Monroe, Dick Koepping, Charles Johnson, Ralph Kats, Jerry Kats, Leo Davis, Dick Schmiedeker, Dale Wise, George Storey, Bill Evans, Mr. C. Gross Third Row: Mr. F. Trumpold, Mr. R. Sanders, Pete Gerontes, Dick Swift, Gene Patton, Jim Huxtable, Don Hicks, Walt Durdle, Roger Lotze, Joel McNulty, Tom McClintick, Bill Schlesinger, Jim Maple, Bill Weerts, Dick Herman, J.W. Bell, Mr. P. Culver, Mr. T. Correll Batik Row! Coach Johnson, Paul Prichard, Wesley Young, Gene Merril, Jack Rose, Don Hicks, Don Rager, Allan Ross, Jack Sapp Front How: Gene Patton, Ronald Densberger, Bill Arnold, Gene Duvendack, George Storey, Sanford Cantor, Clark Cook, Monty George, Earl Houlihan LETTERME Second Row: Don Braunagel, lfon Shaver, Stan Honegger, Paul Hoppe, Jack McMachan, Phil Jordan, Gary Collins, Fred King, Walt Keller, Bill Wright, George Kimball, Dean Schmitt, Bob Poindexter First how: Don Rager, Jerry Williams, Jerry Markland, Richard Tidd, Jim Stone, Willis Hunziker, Bill Shull, Norman Derrickson, Doyle Funcannon, Bob Wagler ii., - xg, mf lmgggw y Wg.-Q Q A gggmamq, 5 . riff aa , . Q.. Q :A - wifi' avi ,gg 2 'im . 1 i F4 at 71 , 5 .137 1 A fi. 17 5 W an 555, at W V Y CD30 zityoo RU l y WLESHSW 3 l'fgOffA , A ..L -iff' ' as , K ?,,..., , , ...paxi l .- at W eefewwna .,a 4 . Qfnaawss :- ea 3 4:9 xl I rf' - aLm4?' X A 'L l .V if . Back How: Ted Pemberton, Bill shun, Jack Mdlllachan, Ffonf H0111 Max Williamson, Max Moqre, Bill Schles- Ronald Murray, Ibn Braunagel, Bill Arnold, Lon Hager, inger, Gordon Lovestrand, P.L. Garrison, Gene Patton, Wesley Young, Sanford Cantor, Coach Cbrrell TOTALS: Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Don Cowan, Ibn Ingles VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM 12 wins 8 losses 2 ties 6 Manual 7 3 Manual 4 8 Canton 1 O Central 6 17 Tremont 0 2 Central 2 4 Spalding 9 4 Pekin 3 ll Eastlboria 4 6 Clasford 0 4 Caleslurg 6 17 lremont 4 3 Spalding 4 12 East Peoria 2 21 Princeville 18 8 Canton 6 7 Pekin 7 12 Glasford 4 1 Pekin 5 20 Eureka 7 4 Kewanee 3 1 Princeville 2 With an inexperienced hall club to do the work, Coach Correll garnered 14 wins out of 20 games for a better than .500 season. Having lost the experienced pitching staff that carried the team to the State Finals the year before the boys have done very well. Zack Monroe, one of the greatest athletes ever to attend Woodruff High School, stepped into the empty shoes left by Don Alford at the head of the new pitching staff. He was very nicely backed up by Gordon Lovestrand, Bonny Nmrray, Bill Shull, Gene Patton, and Don Hager. The backstop job was left to Kon Sutter and Bill Schlesinger. Although the team did not fare as well in tournament play as they have in years past, we are sure that behind the stellar coaching of Tom Correll that the team will duplicate this feat in the future. Jim George Sr. Qnd. base Bob Haney Sr. Utility outfielder Bill Schlesinger Jr. Catcher Don Ingles Sr. Left field, 2nd. base Gordon Lovestrand Sr Pitcher Don Sutter Sr. Catcher I L in-. . X Max Williamson Sr. Shortstop Max Moore Jr. Shortstop, 3rd. base 7 . 4 ., .,., . .. l..k . an . A V Don Cowan Sr. Pitcher Zack Monroe Jr. Pitcher, 3rd. base P.L. Garrison Sr lst. base Wally Clinch Sr. Hight field ,f' 5 e' f n .,, ' back How: Doyle Funcannon, Ralph Baker, Don Richie, Front How: Ed Onken, Pete Gerontes, Earline Cestrine, Laverne Crouch, Gene Gel tmaker Don Hill, Pete Johnson I TR MURAL FOGTBALL BCICR How: Jack iifolleck, Robert Slater, Bill Short, Front HOV IJYFUYIO BHUWSHS, Jerri' Lif1deHmCYeIU Jim bob Brentrup, Gene Patton 5055915 Carl Heimall Back How: bill England, Bill Schlesinger Front How: Ceorge Storey, Paul Johnson Earl Houlihan Roy Mclntire I TRAMURAL BASKETB LL Back Row: bob Coyle, Jack Kille, Jack Finney, Joe Front Row: Bill Herzog, Jerry Pemberton, 'lerry Lewis Homanek Jerry Errion l vfmfg- ,M-WW...-M-W-11'-'V fv' L 150 , Back Row: Alfred Arnold, Edward Onken, Bernie Front Row: Gene Geltmakef Laverne CTO'-1Ch Pete Fletcher Gerontes INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL WOODRUFF HIGH SCHOOL ALL-TIME TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS Event Time Holder 100 yd. dash 10 3 Buster 220 yd. dash 22 6 Buster 440 yd. dash 53 3 Williams 880 yd. run 2:04 8 Tomsovic Mile run 4:35 7 Moore High Hurdles 14.9 Kats Low Hurdles 24 1 Matthews Pole Vault 10 ft 6 in. 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Bradley has more than a hundred clubsfsororities, and fraternities catering to a wide range ol interests. Bradley University offers over 1000 courses in over 50 areas ol study. lts free lecture-arts series is not equalled in any university in the United States. The University is accredited by all the major accrediting agencies. Register now l . Summer sessions begin: .lune 15-.luly 21, 1949 July 22-August 25, 19 Fall term Begins: September 26, 1949 For further information: Secretary of Admissions Comstoclc l'lall Bradley University Peoria 5, lllinois 4 NFS 30hbbQQwuwmf WW Wfwywffw hmzZeL4Zuknu i9Zww!9f HUWARD CUMPANY fl' 1 IATA? X59 V!! NX - PRODUCER S MILK HAS HELPED HIGH AN OUTSTANDING SCHOOL RST FRESHNESS v ' y v ' v , ff t v r :K Q THE STUDENTS MAKE WOODRUFF gg? ,I A ' Q 'I Q EVER SINCE IT WAS BUILT. PROD UC ER'S DAIRY 100 North University-Phone 2-5421 112 South Globe Phone 3-3861 bill Hoagland, Barbara Johnson, and Margaret Woerner 157 Homework pause ' Z CUBA-COLA BUTTLING COMPANY 2421 SOUTH- ADAMS STREET THE TIES TH!-lT BI ll .... eiqhteen cities tn a stnre There Is The Bond Of Trust O to build Block and Kuhl Stores that will be a credit to the communi- ties which they serve There Is The Bond Of Friendship 0 to foster a fine relationship between our stores, our customers, co-workers and vendors There Is The Bond Of Service O to measure our success only by the service which our stores are able to render customers There Is The Bond Of Good Will O to consider no transaction closed until the article purchased has rendered complete satisfaction There Is The Bond Of Integrity O to maintain sound Block and Kuhl policies, the quality of our mer- chandise, the fairness of our prices FOUNDED 1879 RY-BUILT HQMES' INC. ,fx Wishes You V Bui ldg Only The The BEST BEST Qf In Success Bungalows Happiness Colonials Prosperity Ranch-Sty I es YOUEare invited to come and see US Sales Office 628 West Lake Street PGOU21 Phone 74-SIEJS E AYEANU ENIGHTQ. E 4 . f ::,,:,. , V4 c. . 4 or TCWING-SERVICE X, K 9 , X NV' M ',f,0' I ,, if-v ' 63-Z-J?.w ' r c5o -. 24-Hour Towing Service ff55f'7'1 Fe I f Q-73' ag' Yi' Q ar Q L- ' . f 41, I F-xxj L 'f fl' ,P ll ?f?'ed-fT'XQlf1' ,. ,rf Lf- ff r - 1. N Q ev-gr -N fl AJ- 'isff' Autohody Repairing K A FWZ' K if f FQ N lu- 1 4 , 1 MSTIX ,Si .-..-.....i...-..s.,,m...,,A dz f Glass Replacement Tailor-Made SEAT COVERS PAINTING ' WHEEL Amcunmru' e - PEORIA RA IDIATUR HEPA ll! ING AUTOBDIJY REPAIR 00. SECDND at FRANKLIN Pll0N.E 4-5 l 5 A '-,: ' W ,, fog , KA k LV LALL -VQ ..-.. , A W JI? IHKlIl.IIllfi MII f!ill.YEll!i!IlTHS M im 420 Main Street ,vp-me - wi T iw, Quality Jewelry At Reasonable Prices . Q: Y e , Tom McC1intick and Benny H111 m ii e s J f . S -in N Q1 'fe 1 .,g fly' The Newest Always First at the niuemifg jzggery The College Shop for Men and Women Corner Main and Universiiy ph, 3.9137 161 sk Jar? 'V i CREST THEATRE Your Friendly Neighborhood Theatre 3119 Prospect Road - Peoria Heights, Ill. Clarence F. Gury, Owner. BETTY MERKEL DANCE STUDIO ENBOLL NOW FOR CLASSES Ballroom T06 Tap Ballet Acrobatic Character Entertainment for all Occasions 1706 Main St. Ph. 3-4322 'THE MEBKELETTES' Member Chicago Nat'1 Association Dancing Masters img .. .R ,A 4 4' ,. L ' 'Sf' , 5.152222-5'-f'f-5fF'H ,..:L1 'Tx Q' 4751 . , 147' ...wni 'A E5?:'ff? 1 ' if an ,1..,f' zu mm: W An'A5L..fm. .., ,.., .. ::,.u:lfr:,,j::a sf, szmtrmzvg. ..,,2, f 3,. ::. ,::::ux:::r.gp' W 't-'A ::n:::+1:'-'f.- 'WH rut .wk - - ::::::::z::::: '. Wu---'fm :::::::::::::rg,, ' ,.A'5.5S'.Qjs0 tifttiiff 4525- Ha ,. .,.. ..--g,,,,.......-ww.. 4. ::::::::::,,,.,..--W-f .- ax :nz :am :ff '..,. 1 3 waz N K ff , 4, QRPMEE K. if ,nv nigga' 1 Q - M , , VM, v.f. Q f4?cun6Zaa6'Z Me X .- Q- 3' A if X22 nga 5 at gif Ei? r ar wgwaWf K ,.- . 'f , mf' fm 3 - ku Q A . I W : . 1 5 5 1 ' ' ' X sgsmsymgg s 1 . 5. A s .'zille?,-25? Y .QT f musaww 3 rifaeixsad it - , Jw 1 Margaret Woerner lines up the '49 book with previous issues of the Talisman. Don't lose out, get one every year. Join the Activity Club and be sure! where youll always fund priced for your So Adam at Fulion Si. 0 W I Ll D srou OF PIOIIA JEWELERS oPnaANs 335 SOUTH ADAMS PEORIA, ILL. Peoria's Treasure Chest of Diamonds, Watches, and Jewelry Gifts. Joel McNulty and Delores Hoerr 165 ll.VER l'll.l1' Drive In 3013 Prospect Hd. Ph. 5-1313 Open Tues. through Sun. 10:30 A.M. to 1 A.M. FINE FOOD FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE Donna Trantina John Homan ,Ik Q' Smart Girls luy Their Cosmetic, AQ R ' 2 Lygfll Seivkce DRUG 57055 K Mary Haaga and Carol Andress P xv SMART FASHIONS for the YOUNG SET left to right: Pat Middleton, Norma Dixon, and Jo Ann Lehman Ms ,, ,'L c S cm ' USE ICE Fon COLOR, ATTRACTION i 5 .... AND VARIETY -'-- 'Tl' f : ' 0 , .2-...in-f E -Z 1122 s. Anus mon: 4-mz DESSERTS DRINKS Call for Ideas and Delivery ICE FOR ALL OCCASIONS HOME, PARTY, PICNICS ICE PUNCH BOWLS ICE CUBES CRUSHED ICE BLOCK ICE Cubes and Crushed Ice Packaged For Your Convenience Delivered Anywhere V H ony, ,,,.,,.,..,., V ALLEN DRUGS A Favorhe Fountain McClure 81 Prospect Road PeoHa,lIHnok Marian Wiesehan, Bob Reynolds, Betty Fenton, and Pat Elwood FARRAR'S ZIPPER MKT. Fuss osuvsnv oven eve. Tn. 10 1500 N. JEFFERSON PH: 41303 - 43293 Quality Merchandise - Complete Self-Service Yuu'II Fmd the Finest In Fashion You are a subdeb! You want your clothes to have a flair for fashion, the smartness Paris calls chic! You shop at Clarke's because you have found fashion with authority, with flattering-to-you-beauty and quality that denotes good taste! lThe two lovely models are Joyce Pottorf, left and Phyllis Perschall, rlght.l SPORTSWEAR, THIRD FLOOR - V AM' 'Rfk RED DIAMOND BATTERY MFG. CO 1415 - 17 North Adams Street Peoria 3, Illinois Batteries for -- Automobile, Truck, Bus and Industrial Use. 3 I W GRADS OF '49 We will continue to LIGHT your way to success and iiappiness in wl1at- ever fielci of study or worlc you may 9 Q cl1oose to pursue. as 'ie tm Xt x V, YJ o CE 'l'liAL ILLI ill LIGHT CUMPA Y 4 Research that's easy as . Wd .gf , . Q L . '4 we . N I ' W . . . Choosing a X, in 32 2:5 1 A rim- 'Teen Wardrobe Q I ' gg Q K , 5 X from the junior ,h ,IQ Q2 I :X za fashion collection at M1112--'.1:2,,:e,,1g zi. ,f2.,.,. w V Qfiiifilxi' 5555- . XX tl i ' A L O - ,.., X. 7 f f f gf X- B R S . A EWR ' On The Corner - 2201 Soufh Adams S'I'. - Since 1880 Beverly Bourazak, Adele Barrack, Janet Hoffman ,... WHITE STAR LINES CHARTER BUSSES AVAILABLE FOR ALL OCCASIONS OFFICE: 125 NORTH JEFFERSON AVE., PEORIA Phone 3-9714 11 in ' ' Everyone enjoys delicious Roszell Sealtest Dairy Foods- Penny for penny, our greatest food value! DAIRY YRG Carl Kumpf, Mary Gerard, Jerry Kats, Reita Brumfield, and Alice King. mms Bruno Juerjens, F lorzlst , . Flowers for All Uccasions Six , GREENHOUSIC AND STORE 2800 NORTH PERRY AVE PICURIA 3, ILLINOIS CORKY'S M RKET The! BESTof Good , W nu 11 1. PHD? 7' y A ff Ag ' OPEN DAILY: 8 A.M. to -- SUNDAYS: 8 A.M. to 12 PM 1100 72 Frye Ave 2-3611 Where Even-yd.ry Food Values iP1'cvazil! A Good Place to Trade Phone W?-........, CLARK'S CAFE 1420 North Adams Street Open 5 A.M. till 10:30 P.M. Mon. through Fri. 5 A.M. till 12 midnight Fri. and Sat. 11 A.M. till 7 P.M. Sunday Delicious Home Cooked Food Soda Fountain in Connection fffazls. ab. the pllwe -F F SPEED SERVICE SPCBTING GOODS--HUNTING ANU FISHING LICENSLS TEXACO PRODUCTS - - AUTO PARTS 3 3' fm 'MWF V . - .Ji I LARRY'S DINER ts, 714 Franklin street 'l'0AS'l'MAS'l'ER BREAD Qilfly Piffl. 222222 Slay! Waoih .lfonqefa u i 1 LARRY'S DINETTE 4 I 108 hast McClure Ave. , lhukrSmneDLwwlement li ED MIDLAND BAKERIES Co. ' J N31 i QW J ' s ' f In FX- X T T 173 Nationall y Famous Shoes - Featured by CRAWFORITS MENYS WOMEN'S CI-IILDREN'S Conformal Walk-Over Buster Brown Freeman Styl -Eez Boy 8: Girl Scout Walk-Over Jolene Robin Hood Wright Arch Pres. Conformal Child-Life Eoblee Air-Step Orthopedic Johnsonian Life-Stride CRAWFORD SHOE STORES 319-21 Fulton Street 206 Liberty Street f-f BOB AMES MCTCR SA'-E5 w. 1. ALTPETER USED CARS WITH MANY UNUSED MILES AUCTlONEER O AUCTIONS EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY - 7:30 P.M. Pt.lONE 85 5 3 Why Not Spend An Evening With Us? 1803 North Adams Street Peoria, Ill 5 0 3 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET PEOBIA, ILLINOIS is f Friendly Service i . - ,f mbilggs Magnon! :Zig M,...,'f,'g, ' Q A Mobilg0S Me! 'If' 4 fm-G 2 CHUCK DOWLING See Us af Our New Locafion 'I601-07 Prospeci Rd. PHONE 2-5231 :: PEQRIA. ILL. Complete Lubrication MOBILGAS - MOBILOIL MOBIL TIRES gl BATTERIES PHONE 2-1551 DELIVERY SERVICE HEIGHTS CLEANERS WE OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT RAY KNAPP 3607 PROSPECT ROAD HEADQUARTERS FOR Smartest Junior Fashions Always the Newest in Coats, Suits, Dresses and Sportswear E - W Q. aw 1 .sf , . FINE SHOE REPAIRING AND REBUILDING ' She ' , o J aw M. L. KENNIE, PROP. 3609 PROSPECT ROAD PEOHIA HEIGHTS -.1-1-n. W GIFTS FROM ALL UVER TEE WORLD Uur best . . . to each member of this class of '49 we extend a bouquet of old fashioned wishes . . . health, happiness and a fine old age. These things are yours, an AmeriCan's birthright It is their fulfillment that is Goldstein's wish . . . foryou N 92390 J60 211 South Adams Sb. - Peoria. Illinois 'lt's here at last,' exclaimed Joyce Miller and Pat E '- G l- H S E I N Bartxhell, as they give the 194-9 issue of the Talisman fo x 1 2 , 9' 7 5 a looking over before the general distribution. albl, GSNSQQJ u1TiL .ii L---V-E gf Something Iflew is Hclcledf Now we are able to furnish you with a line of NEW furniturep also periocl reproductions. Come in at your convenience. C05 PFAFFMANN BRQS. 5141 Spring St. Phone 9520 Peoria, E G' - ' P W -QI I I ' D , PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE STATION ,,..f ',IA, 4' ' ,Y ,v ,Q , --R 9 ,,,!N,Q..l.IlI gmmggm p.. I COMPLETE LUBRICATION - 1 wi I I w 'VII y WASHING QUICK CHARGING - Iiy, yyyy PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE ,I -IIE A '8 ' 5 P R 0 S P E CT R0 A D P h- 5 - 9 9 SI III I gs: l Underwood fr Furniture Guild Galleries Ltd. 1515 N. UNIVERSITY Phone 2-8711 Serving the discrz'mz'natz'ng who Sl'l1C6l'6b' appreciate ine home urnishin s 8' Carpets - Draperies - Furniture - Obiects ol Art LOCAL TRANSPORTATION as ONE OF THE coMMuN1TY's Most usEFuL senvuces 'A' Peoria Transportation Company Pitsch's Sausage Shop WHERE ONLY THE BEST IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR OUR CUSTOMERS 2729 North Adams Street Deqvoreys lee Cream Store 410 SOUTH JEFIVBIRSON FOLNIAIN SERVICE -- lilll,K ICB Cl--EAM SLHVINC SWll 'l'b ICI: Ct1h.AtxlI 1949 GRADUATES O REGISTER FOR DESIRABLE POSITIONS with aes Agency 208 LEHMANN BUILDING Sportswear for Students P ' eOl'l0 DYVGOUIJSCUNPLNY You will find the currently popular styles at our store at the prices you can afford. Peoria Dry Goods Company NORTHWESTERN ACADEMY 0F BEAUTY CULTURE 424 Fulton Street - Phone 4-8721 Offers unlimited opportunities. Positions with good salaries await operators graduating from this college. We also teach salesmanship, shop management, and super- vision work. Tuition cash or easy payments. Ask about a free scholarship. H. ANDREEN A. A. NORDWALL 'A' A Men's Shop . . . Featuring Sportswear -- Clothing 'A' cuvefglnulneenm 49+ 127 SQUTHCJEFEERSDN CAMPBELL - BEHRENS SPRING CO. SPRING and BRAKE SERVICE SHOCK ABSORBERS WHEEL ALIGNMENT and BALANCING 1200 South Jefferson Phone 4-5581 GOOD FURNITURE COSTS LESS AT U 7 oewenslem s 2l8-20 S. ADAMS ST. 4? kv, 1 w wwiiix 't'l ' ' W5 X -N-Euggufr msn APPROVED WL DTNFR TRAIIIIU5 N CONTE A Cappella... Administrators. ... Advertisements... A11 School Play. ... Art Club ....... band ......... Laseball .......... basketball. ......... .... . board of Education .... boys' Choir ......... Cafeteria ......... Camera Club .... Cheerleaders. Coaches ........ Cross Country.. Custodians... Dedication ..... Faculty ...... Football .......... French Club ......... ....... . 114-115 ......7 151-184 ....123 . .... 06 112-113 145-147 130-141 .......8 ....116 ....120 ... 105 ....134 ....127 ....134 ....120 .....4-5 ......9-16 131-133 97 Freshmen.. ............ ...75-84 Fr.-Soph. laseball .... .... 144 Fr. basketball ...... .... 142 Fr.-Soph. Football ..... .... 130 Fr.-Soph Track ........... .... 143 Future Teachers of America .... 118 Cargoyle Club. ......... .... 105 G. A. A .............. ..... 110 Cirls' Choir ........ ......, 117 Cirls, Clee Club .... ..... 114-115 Colf Team .... ..... ......... 138 lntranmrals ..... ..... 148-150 lruska Tribe... ....... 144 Junior From.... Junior Ui-Y.... .....121 .....118 I DEX T JUH1OfS............ Key Club .... Latin Club ......... Library Club .......... Light Opera Ensemble.. Majorettes .............. National Honor Society.... Observer ................ Office Assistants .... Operetta ........ ... Crchestra. ........ ... Pan-American Club .... Pow-Wow ............ Prefects ................ .. Projection Crew. .......... Public Relations Conndttee. Quill and Scroll ..... ..... Red Cross ............... Science Club ....... Science Prefects.U Seniors ............ Senior Class Play.. Senior Hi-Y.. ...... .. Sophomores ...... ........ Sophomore Basketball .... Stage Crew .............. Student Council ........... Student Speakers E reau,,, Talisman. ............... Top Ten... Tennis... Track. ...... ... Ushers ..... . ...... . Vocational Guidance.. Wrestling. ........ . Y-Teens ..... ... ....49-61 ....119 ....99 ....106 . .... 116 . .... 117 ......94 ....92-93 ....104 ..:..l26 .....ll1 .......98 ....l24-125 .....101 ....lO9 ....l07 ....QS .....1O0 ....108 ......108 ....17-48 ....l22 ....lO3 ....62-74 ....142 ......109 ....90-91 .....95 ....86-89 .......85 ........l38 ....135-137 . .... ..lOC .....107 .....143 .....102 LIBERTY Shoe Repair Shop FINE SHOE REPAIRING 306 Liberty st. Peoria, Illinois 3225522255 Melvin s D126 Bakery MULLER PRODUCE, INC. 'DEMAND THE FRESH' Frui ts and Vege tables Foot of Fayette Street Located in Bock Island Freight House COMPLETE LINE OF 1441114 WEDDING and PARTY CAKES T0 ORDER Pastries THU! -Pinata O PE N S U NDAYS PHONE 5-2074. 2623 NORTH ADAMS smear 1 119 IPIEOIRIA CUP cf? I-Arm I SPECIALTY ICO. 5 Formerly Lily-Tulip cup .sz Specialty co. I IJECIALTILB Y'D9W 'lkEw I THE WHITE HUT H H III' 4151 2 HAMILTON BLVD. DRINKING I TTTT I Phone 475.65 I Good Food Good Service 406 S. Wasliington TVAH AAZV I PEORIA , ILLINOIS 1- iv-1 7 7 I IAILLT YOUR FRILND5 A1 - RALPH s. SULLIVAN I I DENTIST 908-908A Lehmann Building Peoria, Illinois Personal Index: ,Paul Abbott 50, 96, 109 Thomas Abbott 50 Dorothea Abegg 94 Ted Abegg 63 Nellie Absher 120 Ronald Achterberg 76 Donna Adams 76, 98, 102 Priscilla Adams 63, 84, 87, 98, 115 Pat Addison 63, 115, Ronnie Addy 76 Mary Lou Adleman 63, 96, 102, 115 Norma Adleman 18, 85, 100, 102 Lloyd Agee 50, 114, 143 I'hzel Aitchison 9 Jerry Albaugh 63 Richard Aldrich 63 Shirley Alessi 18 Marie Alexander 76 Shirley Alexander 9, 105 Jean Al fs 94 Danny Alkire 94, 138 Michael Allar 76 Jim Allen 50, 98, 111, 112, 113, 143 Pat Althaus 18, 85, 93, 95, 99, 108, 110, 118 Barbara Altpeter 63, 97, 102, 104, 134 Gloria Altpeter 94 Robe rt Ames 76 Barbara Anderson KSr.l 18 Barbara Anderson IFr.l 76, 101, 111, 112 Bill Anderson 18 Carol Anderson 50, 108, 117 Donald Anderson 76 James Andeiison 18, 109 Sandra Anderson 18, 94, 97, 104, 105, 115. 116 Ci-1rolAndress 18, 89, 95,-100, 104, 105, 166 Ibn Antle 63, 116 Roger Arends 76, 130, 14-2 Fdi th Armstrong 50 Iiazel Armstrong 18 Robert Armstrong 18 , 101, 103, 138 Alfred Arnold 150 Edwin Arnold 76 Marilyn Arnold 76 William Arnold 76 Evon Ash 63, 97, 102, 108. 114 Mary Ann Astroth 19, 92, 93 Cl1errilAten 19, 101, 104 Shirley Athen 19 Robert Auer 50, 96 GUSIS Spring Street Drive-Inn SPRING AND JLFFLRSON Phone 8610 I I I I I I Norma Avery 76, 112 James Backes 50, 95, 105, 111, 112, 113 Lorraine Baer 63, 99, 101, 114 Betty Bair 94 Jack Baird 76 Maxine Baird 94 Ralph Baker 19, 92, 103, 116, 118, 148 Robert Baker 50, 101, 131 Sheila Baker 19, 92, 95, 100, 104 Dean Baldwin 50 Hattie Baldwin 76 Mary Bale 50, 106, 101 Nancy Bale 19, 112, 117 Charles Ballard 50 Calvin Balzell 63 Kevin Bandle 50 Marsden Barclay 76 John Barden 120 David Barker 76 Don Barker 19, 103, 131, 144, Ruth Barnes 63, 108 Adele Barrack 19, 89, 97, 101, 118, 171 Shirley Barrett 50, 101 Stanley Barry 63 Doris Barthell 63 Pat Barthell 19, 84, 86, 100, 102, 151, 176 Charlotte Bartholomew 76 Ty Bassett 76, 99, 108 Roger Bastian 50, 111, 112, 119 Jacqueline Baumflek 63, 91, 101, 112, Bruno Bauwens 63, 118, 148 Harry Bauwens 138 JoAnn Bayer 76, 106, 116 Leslie Baysinger 76 Virginia Baysinger 76 Barbara Beach 63 Lon Bechtold 19, 114, 134 Beverly Beck 20, 102 Winsor Beck 50 Ray kcker 20, 131 Jerry Beebe 59, 131 Beverly Beeler 20 Bill Beeney 63 J. W. Bell 75, 76, 109, 111, 134, 142, 14-4 Margaret B611 50, 100 Molly Benassi 76 Bill Benner 76 Luann Benner 50, 98, 117 Cora Bennett 76 Shirley Bennett 20. 110 cus PANOS, Paor. PHONL 4-2580 Wanda Bennett 76 Wayne Benson 63, 98 Robert Berg 50, 131 Bet ty Berkowitz 20 Max Berkowitz 76, 130, 14-3 Bertha Berman 9 Jeanne Berman 9, 92, 93 Dorothy Berry 20, 106 Doris Bessler 50, 101, 108 Jackie Bessler 20, 92, 93 Marilea Bibo 63, 115 Jaynet Biddison 63, 100, 101, 104, 110 Iris Biegel 49, 50, 61, 104, 115, 134 Donzella Bigger 20, 104 Carol Billerbeck 50, 102, 115, Phyllis Billerbeck 76 Ronald Billerbeck 63, 116 Richard Bingaman 20, 109, 122, 139, 140 Joan Birks 63, 97, 102, 115 Irene Bishop 63, 110 Tom Bishop 76 Verna Blackburn 9 Robert Blackford 63 Darrell Blair 76 Fannie Blake 120 Evelyn Blane 50, 110 Cli fford Blunier 20 Amber Boardman 50, 104 James Bobeck 63 Tom Bocian 135, 143 Beverly Boerckel 63, 115 Jerry Boesch 76, 108 Jerry Bohart 76, 130 Beverly Bohm 21, 100, 104 Arnold Boich 63, 142 James Boland 76 Billy Boldry 76 Marilyn Boles 63 Mike Bollman 76, 143 John Bolton 100 Jacklyn Berger 63, 102, 104, 114 Summer Borin 63, 99, 116 Margaret Bortell 51, 101, 106 Bert Bosse 76 James Boster 63, 100, 143, 148 Virgil Boucher 9, 127, 131, 142, 144 Beverly Bourazak 51, 89, 104, 115, 171 Jamel Bourazak 63, 130 Mel Bower 120 John Bowman 76 Jean Boyd 76 Don Bowton 76, 130 Delores Bracken 63 Harold Bracken 21 Beverly Bradley 76, 110 Thomas Branan 63 Marlene'brye 64, 112, 115 M. H. Brye 9 Barbara liichanan 64, 111 Gerry Buchen 64, 116, 14.3 Kenneth lilcher 9, 84, 86 Edwin Carpenter 64, 98, 105 Richard Carpenter 62, 64, 96 Frances Carr 51, OO, 100, 104, 107, 108 Joan Carr 64, 92, 104 Marilyn Carr 51, 114 Nancy Carr 77 Don Braunagel 21, 131, 139, 141, 144, 145 Jane Breen 76 Judith Breese 64 Harry Brehm 64, 116 Robert Brentrup 64, 96, 148 Mary Brian 64 Sam Brock 64 Suzanne Brodbeck 76, 105 'lhomas Brodbeck 64 Joseph Brodsky 9 Mary Brooksbank 21, 85, 90, 92, 97, 101, 122 Charles Broughton 76 Bill Browder 51 Anna Brown 51 Darlene Brown 76 Donna Brown 51, 99, 107, 114 Jean Brown 64 Joan Brown 64, 104 Lyman Brown 9 Marilyn Brown 21, 92, 94, 95, 115 Richard Brown lSr.l 21 Richard Brown CJr.J 51 Robert Brown 51, 116, 134, 143 Ruth Brownell 16, 104 Barbara Browning 51 Betty Browning 76 Revena Browning 21 Homer Brubaker 21 James Bruggeman 64, 105 M,w, Betsy Hugs 51, 101, 115 A. R. Buis 10, 88 Cecil Bullock 76 Delbert Bullock Norma, Bullock 10 Mary Bunker 64, 102, Cloteel Burbank 76 Jay Burbank 64, William liurbank 64 Cherida Burchell 77, 99, 112 Lois Burdette 77 Barbara liirdirk 77, Lila Burk 94 Neil lairk 143 J. H. Birkholder 10, 119 Glenn Hirmeister 51, Martha Burnham 51, 1 Bessie Bims 64, 114 Virginia Burns 21, 104 William Bums 64, 95, 96, 105, 108, 116 Robert liirrows 51 Glenn Buxton 77 Effie lou Calhoun 51, 90, 104, 117, 126 Betty Call 64, 98, 111, 112, 115 Fred Call away 77 Jim Callaway 64 Ellise Callear 120 Lois Callender 64 Joy Campbell 97 Georgie Camper 16, 1 Don Canharn 51, 119 Roy Carr 64 Jesse Carroll 77 Wilbur Carroll 21 Winton Carroll 51 John Cason 8 Barbara Carter 64, 06, 115 Carl Carter 64, 134 C. E. Carter 10 Shirley Cast 51, 104 Charlotte Casteel n4, 112 Charles Chamberlain 771 142 llonald Chambers 77, 111 Elsie Checklin 77 JunetteCheck1in 51, 96, 99, 107, 117, 123 Donna Chesser 22, 115 Donna Chew 64 Frank Chew 109, 116 Jack Giitty 77 Roy Chrisman 22 George Christopher 77 Joan G1risty64, 89, 99, 106, 115, 163 Bobby Clark 64, 115 Bonnie Clark 64 Florence Clark 94 Mary Clark 51, 107, 117 Pat Clark 77, 84, 87 Ruth Clauclin 22, 93, 95 Alma Claybaugh 22 Fred Cleer 94 Wally Clinch 147 115 105 97, 119 H,1H,1B,1M 04 Reita B1-umfield 51, 80, 08, 106 116, 117 Bud, Ca,,,e,,,,,r,,64 E1ean0rC105e 22, 90, 100, 101, 102, 108 El?h3fd gfYan 76 Sanford Cantor 64, 144, 175 Ruth Close 64, 115 If re 'YM 76 w. G. caan 10 Jem' Cloueh 64 Grand Rapids Materials Used and Sold 1 , Deoria Wood Finishing and Unholsterine Co.. ACROSS FROM THE PERE MARQUETTE HOTEL , , 1 Phone 4-8058 Dewey Barbee, Mgr. 436 Main Street Phone 1627 FREE ESTIMATES' Meet Your Friends At The PLAYDROME Ai'C0ndm0ned 16A eyS Fruits - Quality Meats - Vegetables 603 Wisconsin Ave. 2004 Main Street Phone 4-6786 , Phone WOODRUFF WARRIORS PHONE 2-7311 a,,,f Eat at T11 TEPEE if lla KENNEDY COSTUMES GOOD FOOD GOOD SERV ICE , - Wlss - TuxEDos . PARTY FAVORS 616 Cornhill Street Phone 4-6908 asos PROSPECT PEORIA HEIGHTS. ILL. VW 4905752 'Mi 'fa' PHONE 3-1363 M. M. HARRIS, PROP. W VIJME-5170 1 1 TH .112 EL BOX factory built homes ' conventions construction q , Y V Y, 427 MAIN STREET-NEXT TO PANTRY 633 East 38th St. Indianapolis 5, Ind. RUSSELL HEPPERLY Sales Representative 118 Franklin Street Peoria, Illinois Phone 4-0571 HEADQUARTERS FOR GRADUATION GIFTS LIAMONDS ELOTN WATCHES LEE ROSS FOOD SHOP THE HOME OF QUALITY Foons Derr Snack Bar SODAS - SUNDAES - SANDWICIIES 2813 North Adams Street Phone M321 PHONE 4-5843 19 2 2 NORTH PERRY WALTER'S MARKET 900-EAST ARCADIA AVE, PEORIA, ILL. WE DELIVER PHONE 2-5471 Pidge's Drug Sundries 601 Wisconsin SODAS SUNDAES SHAKES A Complete Line of QUALITY BAKERY GOODS Cerre's Confectionery Wedding And Party Cakes To Order 9 1001 North Monroe o 6 D 1, - Fc' 44 p H al V Phone 2 5451 1 4 My -isa... f MALTEDS AND MILK SHAKES GLEN OAK BAKERY Made with 516 Wisconsin Avenue . Our Own Ice Cream PEORIA CAMERA 1 110 500114 MONROE SCI-IMIDT'S MARKET WE SPECIALIZE in FINE MEATS 3500 Prospect Rd. Phone 2-6661 Peoria Heights Delaney's Food Market Established in 1902 RUDD AND CHRISMAN SHELL sERvll::E 'Hi Au'ruMc1Tlv: Mcrrnn TUNE'UP QUALITY MEATS - FRUITS ,,. VEGETABLES PARTS AND Arzczzssnnnzs TIRES AND Tunes WASHING EBM! BATTERY sznvnzz 2210 North Jefferson Ave. Peoria, Illinois SHELLUE IEATIUN 47 Years Of Service To The North Side PHUNE +5956 PEDRIA' H-LINDISSPRWB AND 'JEFFERSON ,,, Perens rionisr Foltz Drug Stores ,SIZQQXEQ FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS REXALL DRUGS 733599 5 0,7 7 Distinctive Designs -- Prompt .Service ' 2827 North Adams 5 fa 1517 MAIN STREET Phone 4-0106 3416 Pfosooot Road Audrey Cloyd 77 Bill Coburn 51 Willard Cochran 10 Jack Colbothe 65 Barbara Cole 65, 115 Harriet Cole 51, 115 KaUhYfn C016 066 D6 Long 138 120 Phyllis Cole 77 Rosalie Cole 22 Nancy Collier 22 Howard E. Collier 10 Cary Collins 51, 119, 132, 144 Siaron Collins 77, 105 Robert Colwell 77, 90, 99, 112, 142 Nancy Coney 51, 115, 134 Barbara Cook 65 Bill Cook 65 Clark Cook 144 Sally Cook 52 lois Coon 77 Patsy Coon 52, 100, 115 Earl Copley 22, O6 Suzanne Copley 52, Mary Corley 65, 97, 114 Margaret Cornet 22, 108, 114 Elaine Corpus 65 Joyce Correll 22, 104, 105 Thomas Correll 10, 127, 139, 144, 1 Clarence Cortle 77 Jeanne Corzine 77 William Costellia 75, 77, 105 Colleen Coulton 23, 102 Florence Courtright 10, 105 Don Cowan 145, 147 Ellen Cox 52, 96, 114 Bob Coyle 65, 149 Bob Crady 52, 134, 143 Don Crandall 65 108, 114, 116 45 Arthur Cran ford 80 Joanne Crawford 65, 100, 102, 115 Nona Craycraft 52, 96, Raymond Crider 23, Joann Crouch 77 Laveme Crouch 23, 103, Gene Crubau h 23 114 90, 101, 106, 148, 150 Julia D'Camp 52, 118 Genevieve Dean 16, 104 Diane Dee 65, 97 Louis Delfreitas 23, 85, 119 Burk Dehority 94, 135, 137 Madelyn Delaney 52, 101, 115 g Paul G11ver10, 109, 127, 138, 144 James Cunningham 77 Charlotte Curless 52, 114 Charles Curry 77, 130 Berna Gitler 77 Jim Cutler 65 Rodney Cutler 135 Henry Cvik 52 Margaret Dalton 11, 101 Earl Damarin 77 Mildred Darling 52, 101, Donald Darnell 77, 105 Betty Davidson 65 Wilmer Davidson 23, 114 Audrey Davis 65 Bill Davis 65 Delores Davis 52, 114 Don Davis 52 Harlen Davis 52, 116 Harold Davis 23 Jack Davis 65 Joyce Davis 65, 84, 90, 101' 110 117 L66 Davis 23, 131, 132, 135, 136, 139, 144 Lois Davis 32, 107, 110, 111, 112 Lr. Melvin C. Davis 8 Norma Davis 77 Richard Davis 77 Wayne Dawson 77, 112 Gerald Day 65 Richard Day 77, 99 Sally Day 23, 94, 105, 114 Sara Day 77 Shirley Dempster 52 Ronald Densberger 65, 114, 126, 142, 144 James Denton 77, 100 Norman Derrickson 52, 99, 103, 107, 119, 131, 135, 139, 144 ' Camilla DeVriese 52, 97 Robert Dewalt 65 Donald Dinquel 65, 101, Eileen Diveley 52, 102, 110 Jack Diveley 24, 138 Norma Dixon 52, 89, 98, lrene Donelson 52, 115 Louise Donelson 65 Jeanne Dooley 77 Phyllis Dowell 65, 110, 112 Robert Dowell 24 Richard Dovms 65, 99, 118, 130, 142 Beryl Drake 24, 96, 116 Margie Drake 52, 96 Ken Draper 65 Shirley Draper 24, 92, 115, Ted Draper 65 Barbara Dreher 16, 104 Delores Drennan 24, 90, 101, 107, 122 Jack Duden 24, 103, 114, 116, 126 Ronald Dake 65, 98, 111, 118, 143 Robert Dunston 65, 130 Walter Durdle 65, 116, 130, 138, 142, 144 J. Byron Durham 11, 90 Donna Dirr 65 Gene Divendack 52, 114, 139, 144 112, 113 101, 167 x Loretta Easley. 24 Margaret East 52, 115 Adele Edenburn 65, 99, l0l, 108 Betty Edlin 94 Jim Edwards 65, 130 ' Richard Edwards 65 Arnold Ehlen 52 Eleanor Ehlen 65, 99, 101, 105, 111, 112, 113, 115 Dee J. Eichhorn 11 Marilyn Eldred 24, 98, 100, 106, 107 Wayne Eliassen 65, 99 Bob Ellwanger 65 Patrick Elwood 24, 168 Jean Emert 24, 100 Claire Emery 66 James Emery 77 Joanne Endress 52, 96, 97, 114 Richard Engelbrecht 77 - Bill England 52, 149 Shirley England 25 Mary lbu Engle 66, 105, 114 Charles Ensor 52, 139, 140 Erika Erich 77, 100, 106, 110 Dennis Erickson 77 Ronald Erickson 66, 98, 118 Gerald Errion 77, 105, 149 Clarence Erwin 53 Dave Erwin 94 BROWN 8. BAGLEY INSURANCE AGENCY Gordon J. Bagley W. P. Brown Gerald R. Bagley 223 Central National Bank Building Phone 3-II-II97 PEORIA. ILLINOIS Memrqttette Electric Shop 1000 NORTH IMONROE PHONE 3-3371 COMPLETE ELECTR1C MOTOR SERVICE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES DR. ALBERT H. BLOME D E N 1' l S 'I' 605 First National Bank Bldg. Phone - IJ Peoria, III inois LOUSIG - NON'l S Beauty Salon Air Conditioned I-'hone 8915 313 Fulton Street Peoria, Illinois HEIGHTS 5c T0 51.00 STORE E. A. HOERR, Proprietor 3414 Prospect Road Peoria Heights, Iliinois N I 'UM AN N95 DRY GOODS 84 SPECIALTIES 31,17 PROSPECT ROAD '7fze Geniu- Gl.lINN'S MARKET 1034 North Monroe Street Finest Groceries and Meats Phone 6-6972 BOGARD'S DRUG STORE A- H. Bogard R. Ph. QI-'rop.D Pre scriptions--Notions--Fountain Service Sub Post Office Station in Connection Phone 2-6120 Corner University Si McClure M. F. SIMPSON. D. D. S. 2819 North Adams Street Peoria. Illinois Phone 5-3213 RAY'S CASH MARKET CCNIPLETE I-'OCD MARKET SELF SERVICE 625 NORTH PERRY PHONE 4-2216 Patty Eslaire 94 Bert Espinoza 66, 98, 130 Donna Espinoza 53 Louise Espinoza 77, 99 Donald Evans 66, 112 Frank Ettinger 25 Bill Evans 17, 25, 101, 103, 114, 123, 131, 144 H. E. Eveland 11, 109 Sidney Evers 66 Mary-Ewalt 66, 100, 102, 107, 110, 115 Edwin Fall 120 Margaret Farley 66 Lynne Farlin 25, 115 Ronald Farlin 66 Wayne Farrar 77 Dorothy Farrer 77 Sandra Faylor 77 Wanda Feeser 53 Betty Fenton 25, 101, 168 Charles Fey 53 Terry Ficken 25, 134, 135, 143 Edward Fierce 66, 98, 116 Jack Finney 66, 149 Nancy Fisher 101 Norma Fisher 66 Jack Fitzpatrick 77 'Pom-Fix 25 Jay Flanagan 77 Bill Fleming 77 Bernie Fletcher 150 Lawrence Fogelberg 11 Trula Foilles 66, 102 Pete Foilles 135, 137, Harold Fond 66 Donna Forden 78, 104 Frank Fosco 78 Pat Fox 25, 116, 117 Jack Franklin 66, 97 Jim Fredell 78 George Freidinger 53 Delores Frels 49, 53, Mary Ann French 94 7 114 100, 116 90, 115, 143 John Friederick 53. 131 Donald Fry 78 Janet Fry 78 Joanne Fugitt 66, 115 Marvin Fuller 66, 131 Abe Fulscher 25, 109 Carl Funcannon 135 Doyle Funcannon 25, 134, 144, 148 Doris Gaffney 26, 102, 107, 108 Charles Gaines 26, 85, 90, 94, 112, 119, 122 Margaret Galbreath 94 Lillian Gale 26, 101 fi MFILOZS-P 3500 North Sheridan Road 1 'Y ' 0 ,1 , . - Peoria s Finest Food Store X l A ei Q 178 ' Top Quality Foods At Money Saving Prices l L '11 A V x ,S ' J' as 1 W 4. rs. , 'Q S 1- , 4 X N x Nfs xxx X x ilt xhr, , Phone b-IS'-L7 DIXON FISHERIES Foot of Liberty Street Phone 3-1582 Varieties of Fresh Fish SCHOLS SKEL-GAS 81 APPLIANCES THE GUARANTEED SEHVICE 220 FRANKLIN ST. PHONE 3-1576 STREIBICH HARDWA R Wisconsin and Kansas Pipe Fittings Z! Paints Z! Glasf Phone 24876 920 North Adams Street 61' PERSONALIZED DRUG SERVICE Peoria 3, Illinfjis C' E' Green' R' Ph' Telephone 4-4779 4. 'Z I X Q ' 3 o A.. PEOLQUA I N-G fa '- f'- is moxvuuf Avmus I 0 V 3' l ,. ..,,,, ,,.. . 7 . ,, r ,. ,,... .,,.,,,.,,,...,, , 59 N ff'f 'f'1:1 1 EE --i'2E2 F't ' '2f I ,,, 6 , as: -f f' . --ff A a 5 0 4' ' . Spring - Brake Service Radiators - Shock Ahsorbers S Y 'fx Q' Wheels Aligned and Balanced Mllmefs and NPGS ,ooo N' 'ern 1171 FRANK W. MERRILL TEXAIIU SERVICE MARFAK - LUBRICATION TIRES and BATTERIES ACCESSORIES PHONE 4-5277 1525 NORTH JEFFERSON AVENUE SUNDALE MARKET QUALITY MEATS and GROCERIES POULTRY and FISH 34I8 Prospect Rd. Peoria Heights REERICERATICN REPAlRS -- ALL MAKES COMMERCIAL AND DOMESTIC SALES WALK-IN AND REACH-IN COOLERS FROZEN FOOD CAEINETS AlR CONDIT. Webb Refrigeration Service 606 PEKIN AVE. CREVE COEUR Dale Gall 78 Bill Gand 66, 97, 116 Marlene Ganion 78 Ken Gardner 66 Marilyn Gardner 66 Betty Garen 26, 96, 99, 105 Connie Garrett 26, 126 Jane Garrett 78, 90, 92, 134 P. L. Garrison 145, 147 Ted Garty 66, 99, 107 Janet Gauwitz 53, 101, 115, 126 Gene Geltmaker 26, 103, 139, 148, 150 Nancy Geltmaker 66, 100, 110 Monty George 53, 114, 139, 144 Mary Gerard 26, 88, 95, 97, 100 Pete Gerontes 26, 103, 131, 139, 144, 148 Patricia Gerring 53, 97 1 Shirley Gess 78 Earl ine Gestrine 26, 148 Emmons Gestrine 66 Norman Geyer 78 Gene Giacomelli 26, 119, 129, 131, 133, 144 Lois Gibson 27, 85, 94, 101, 115, 126 Robert Gibson 66, 112 Kenny Gillig 75, 78, 118 Charles Gilman 66 Juanita Gilman 78 150 PHILLIPS HOME APPLIANCE CO. ZIO0 Main at Underhill AUTHORIZED WESTINGHOUSE DEALER Radios -- Records -- Appliances GLEN OAK BEAUTY SHOP 508 Wisconsin Paulina King, Prop. - Phone 2-2657 Telephone 2-0802 ROECKER PAINT STUDIO B. P. S. Paints and Varnishes Robert Grant 78 Kenneth Grauer 53 Donna Graves 66, 110, 115 Bonnie Graves 53, 101 Ira Gray 78 Harleane Green 27, 99, 100 Mary Green 66, 110 Monica Green 66, 99, 101, 102, 104 Barbara Greene 78, 110 .-- .. Melvin Grezme 78 Bob Greer 27 . ' Carol Greer 78, 101 Darrel Gresham 78, 90, 99, 111, 112 '-:.- ' Kenneth Gridley 78 Joanne Griffin 27, 101, 115 '- Gayle Griffith 66, 92, 99, 108, 114 A 14 -f Fred Grigg 66 Jessie Griggs 53 Ilene Grimmer 66, 100, 102 Jean Grob 27 Bob Gruba 53, 97 Fred Gruss 53 Glen Growe 78 Bettie Gross 66, 92, 97, 102 Charley Gross 11, 127, 131, 143, 144 Boy Gummerson 11, 127', 131, 134, 135, f ., ,,,,,,.,, eb e tif 1, 7 314943 Q, 41 1901 Prospect Rd. Peoria. III. 143, 144 Sanford Gunter 67, 116 C. E. Foster Hardware H. C. SCHMID. R. PH. G. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS 1226 N. Monroe. Cor. Spring Phone 3-1095 Roofi n g an d Wi n dow GI 335 Dnxqs, Sundries. Candies. Ice Cream Soda: and Sundaes Malted Milks a Specially - Ciqan. Cigarettes and Tobacco PEOHIA. ILLINOIS Phone 2-0839 3408 Prospect Rd. PEORIA HEIGHTS BILL FISHER STANDARD SERVICE snowus Peonm sci-iooi. of Business LSERXQ 240 s. Jefferson Ave. Phone s-1256 or z-:mas TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE Offers Woodruff Seniors a wide choice of . B ' , S ll' , d t 'fl C Expert Lubricanon Atlas Tires . Bdheries Accessories usiness e ing an .becre ar1 1 ourses 720 NORTH PERRYAVE For information, address A. R. BEARD, Principal Joyce Gilroy 66, 110, 114 Barbara Ginocchio 78, 106 lnez Ginz 53 Carol Glaczenski 78, 101, 110 Bob Glass 49, 53, 101, 103, 119 Seth Glenn 53, 109 Bette Glider 66, 114 Paul Gluck 78 Beverly Gobart 27, 99, 100, 102 Fred Goings 53 Joyce Gold 78 George Goll 27 Boger Goodwin 66, 97 Joann Gordon 53, 101, 112, 117 Josephine Gorman 53 . Bill Gorton 143 Mary Goss 53, 101, 110, 111 Buth Goss 78, 99, 110, 112, 118 Joy Gould 78 Shirley Gould 114, 126 James Gouran 78 Dick Graham 135 Judy Grandy 78, 99 Edward Grant 53, 116 Evelyn Grant 78 Jerry Grant 130, 142 Mary Grant 53 MKIIQS IDIIIEIDCIEQS IDIINNIEIDS Chicken Wi th Home-Made Noodles Fried Chicken Swiss 81 Cube Steak Baked Ham Boast Beef and Boast Pork Parties and Picnic Lunches For Beservations Call 8234 Corner Spring and Perry Streets 114 THE assr Fm:-:No voun Home Even HAD SIIILWIEIQS FU RN l'TURE 8: APPLIANCES PHONE 3'5S47 2001-05 N. JEFFERSON PEDRIA 3, ILL. ED'S MARKET Groceries and Meats Fine Re-Joyce Foods Open Daily 7:30 to 7:30 500 West Sciota Street, Peoria Heights 185 DR. MARGARET BABCOCK MELOY 901 LEHMANN BUILDING I I PEORIA 2, ILLINOIS WILKINS PIPE Sz SUPPLY CO. PLUMBING Sz HEATING SUPPLIES Steel and Iron Pipe 1008 South Adams Street. Phone 4-1193 TRAUB,S MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS Edwane Guy 67 Mary Haaga 27, 89, 92, Gene Hacker 78 Donna Hafele 67 Joseph Hafele 67 Bob iiafer 67 Esther Haight 11 Kieth Hainline 53 Warren Haker 78 Donna Hall 54, 115 Harold Hall 67 lvalee Hall 67 Jane Hall 67, 102, 114 Karen Hall 67 Mary Halstead 27, 115 95, 97, 115, 166 Kenneth Hamilton 67, 130, 142 Gary Hamm 67, 92, 116 Kenny Harrrner 67, 116 Maurice Hamrick 78 Bob Haney 146 Don Haney 54, 101 Mary Haney 67, 102, 114 Glenna Hanks 67, 105 Christine Hansen 78, 98, 100, 111 Glen Hansen 78 431 Rohmann Ave. Phone 4-6313 1 Margaret Hansen 28 Bob Hanson 78 I I we repair all appliances very reasonably 'Household fixture P. MORGAN CO 3100 PROSPECT HOAL PEOHIA IILIGHICS, ILL. wHoLEsALIs AND RETAIL Electrical Appliances and Fluorescent Fixtures 315 HARRISON STREET PEORIA 2, ILLINOIS Phone 3-3275 Discounts for cash C an R I IDEAL FOOD MARKET 1 Over twenty yea rs l 823 North Jefferson Ave. ' DIAL A I , , , , 1, I 7 5 of service One of Peor1a's Leading Independent Self-Servlce Markets I A ' Store Hours: 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Daily 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Sundays Dispatched By Two-Way Radio 207 FRANKLIN Phone 9223 - 8916 Delivery Service 1 , , 1,11 1, . 1 I , O I Eloise Hanson 20, 65, 90, 92, 94, 107 S Dfug StQl'e Ralph Hanson 135 r , , 0 , . Betty Harder 28, 100, 101, 115, 122 Pfescflptlon 513991311585 Bob H 92 5 E. F.al'1::Ins 119 l 97, 119, 134, 143 Open 7:30 A.M. to 10 P. M. Daily Howard Harms 28 1, . Frank Harper 28, 112, 135 1800 KNOXVILLE Phone 5-5221 PEORIA, ILLINOIS William Harrell 67, 99, 107, 130 J Dane Harris 11, 95 ' Donna Harris 28 Doris Harris 67, 115 John Harris 8 DR. LLOYD K. WYATT .Iuani ta Harris 78 Roger'Harris 54 OPTOMETRIST i I9rr?1Ile gait Central National Bank Bldg. Hgiting 67, 96 Phone 8810 Peoria: Illinois Phyllis Hartwig 67, 102, 105, 115 Nei 1 Hasten 28 Bessie Hatcher 28, 95, 97, 104, 105, 107 114, 122 Herby Haun 13,8 Charles Hauptly 78, Jerry Hawkins 78 118, 142 Jerry Hayden 67, 134, 143 Charles Haynes 67 Marilyn Haynes 78, 102 Foltz Drug Stores REXALL IILIIILLIES 2857 N. ADAMS --- 3416 PROSPECT HD. Gluck Hazard 28 Baibara Heathooat 54 Donna Heathooat 78 Rcnald Heatm 78 Laura Heddel 67, 95, 99, 112 Harold Hedges 78, 9B Gladys Hedstrom 12, 97 Laura rledstrom 12 Carina Heinzman 12 Dick Heise 78, 99 William lieiss 67, 116 Norma Hellman 67, 89. 114. 163 Devinia Hmderson 54, 100. 104 Gladys Hmderson 28, 99, 107 Jack Henderson 54 Jesse Henderson 78 Barbara Hendrick 67, 110, 115 Don Hemdrick 29 Robert Hendrickson 94 Dean Hendryx 67 Barbara Henry 67, 90, 98, 106 Carol Henry 67, 90 Bob Hensley 29 Leah Hensley 67, 114 Joann Herbstrih Joann Herbstrith 29 Karlene Herbstrith 67, 101. 110. 114 Roscoe Hergen 54, 98 Doris Hermm 78 Dick Hermann 29, 138, 144 William Hermann 78, 112 William Herold 54 Charles Herridge 54, 107 Nancy Herriman 67, 92, 99. 101, 192, 105, 114, 123 Shirley Hershe 29, 98, 107 Helen Herzog 15 wnnam Herzog ev. 99, 111, 112. 123, 149 Bamecta llgslsb 79 79 hirle' Hess 1nS gnane heward 221501, 115, 118 ' Hewitt 79, 1 g:1Tr1eyHewir.c67, 97, 105. 111, 115 Clean Hicks 34 Hncks 12 3.33 Hicks 54, 99, 107. 114. 131, 139, 141, 144 Jim Hicks 79 Lillian Hicks 54, 115 Patricia Higham 29, 112. 117. 125 Vivian Hiland 79 amy Hill 29, Be, 95, 115. 161 Don Hill 67, 103, 139, 140, 148 Gerald Hill 79 Jack Hill 8 Richard Hill 54, 92, 111 Loretta Hillyer 54, 97, 99, 100 Robert Hinderliter 79 William Hinricks 67 Donald Hinshaw 67, 118 Ashford Hire 68, 130 Marlene Hirth 54, 98, 104, 112 Bill Hoagland 29, 103, 112, 131, 157 Andrew Hoeflin 5, 12 Delores lioerr 54, 89, 95, 97, 114, 165 Dmald Iloerr 68, 105 Florence Hoerr 70 Gene Hoerr 70, 105 George Huerr 51 Jerry Hoerr 29, 109 Phyllis Hoerr 94 Mildred lioerr 30, 101, 117 Willian Hoerr 79, 105 Barbara Hoffman 79, 102 Don Hofiinan 79 Frank llofinan 54 Janet, Hofffnan 54, 89, 104, 114, 171 Ray Hoffman 30 Richard Hoffman 68, 105, 116 Robert Hoffman 30 A1 Hollingsworth 135 Karen Holmes 54, 97, 101, 105 Ann Holt 30, 107 Blaine Holtke 79 Jim Holtke 54 Barbara Hollinger 30, 85 Jim Holzinger 79 Imogene Human 101 John Homann 68, 130, 166 Stan Honegger 30, 120, 131, 133, 144 Paul Hoppe 30, 131, 144 Mary Hosick 54 Earl Houlihan 54, 131, 14-4, 149 Donna Houston 79 Marilyn Howard 54 Slirley Howard 68 Harriet. Howat 94 Jilmly Howat 79, 111, 112 Dale Howell 30, 109 Kyle Howell 79, 112 Q1incyHubbani 68, 100 Jean Hubble 79 Erma Huber 68, 102 Richard Huber 68 Delores Hubert 79 Walter Huff 79 Harry riufford 135 Don Hughs 54, 112, 116 Helen riughey 68 Mary Ellen Hull 68, 92, 99, 105, 111 John Humphreys 79 Paula Humphreys 55, 115 Phyllis Hunt 94 Floyd Hunter 55 Mardell llunziker 68 Willis Hunziker 30, 87, 100, 115, 119' 144 James Hurst 68 Martha Huston 70, 98, 112 Marvin Huston 55, 112 Terry Huston 68, 105, 116 ken llutchcrafc 79, 118 Lois llutclxcraft 30, 09, 107, 115 Floyd Hutchens 31, 109, 118 Jim Hutchinson 70 Jim Huxtable 53, 131, 139, 144 Patricia Hybarger 31, '36 Don Ingles 145, 147 Dm Irish 68. 119 John Isaacs 31 Geraldine Isbell 55, 100, 105 Patricia Ivans 31, 101 Margaret Jackson 100 Rachel J ackson 79 Phyllis Jacobs 31 Dyche Jackbos 79, 92, 99, 105, 110, 123 Carleton Jacobson 12 W. C. Jacquin B Bob Jaeckel 68 Bill Janssen 55, 135 Alma Jenkins 31, 106, 115 Alvertus Jenkins 79, 142 DE'll'liS Jenkins 55, 114, 143 Alma Jennings 68, 110 Bill Jensen 31, 143 Nonna Jibbm 110 Barbara Johnson 55, 89, 97, 112, 157 Chuck Johnson 55, 134, 143, 144 Eileen Johnson 79, 111, 116 Deane Johnson 68, 100, 115 Dm Johnson 135 Gertrude Johnson 79 Henry Johnson 31 Jerry Johnson 68 Juan Johnson 31, 92, 104, 118 Kaye Johnson 31 Kenneth Johlson 55, 112 L. Ross Johnson 8 Marilyn Johnson 79, 110 Marta M. Johnson 12, 102 Melvin Johnson 179, 130, 142 Paul John:-.on 55, 103, 149 Pete Johnson 148 Shirley Johnson 79 Vivian Johnson 79 Wayne Johnson 1411 Elise Johnston 68 Angie Jones 94 Dawn Jones 55, 101, 104, 117 Doris Jones 79 Marvin Jones 68 Mary Jones 32, 104 leo Jordon 55 Phil Jordon 32, 144, Martha Juerjens 79, 105 Barbara Jurim 79, 105 Nancy Kaiser 17, 32, 92, 95, 97 Ronnie Kamp 79 Edi th Kannenberg 55 Dorothy Karlowski 32, 104, 118 Lydell harrick 79, 118 William Kasebier 79 Jex-ryKats 32, 84, 87, 92, 94, 95, 100, 103, 119, 129, 131, 132, 135, 137, 144- Jim Kats 68, 96, 101, 130, 143 Ralph Kats 55, 61, 114, 134, 135, 143, 144 Richard Kaylor 79, 100, 106 David Keach 68 Barbara Keene 79, 95 Patricia Kelch 68, 102 Francie Keller 79 Jane Keller 79 Paul Keller 68 Walter Keller 32, 90, 94, 107, 119, 131, 132, 144 Albert Kellerstrass 55, 90 Emest Kellerstrass 55, 99 Charmaine Kelley 79, 110 Joyce Kelly 68, 102, 115 Lois Kelly 68, 115 Norman Kelly 55 Ann Kennedy 32, 108 Kay Kennedy 68, 92, 108 Robert Kennie 55 Jerry kent 68 Betty Kerker 32, 101 Phyllis Kerker 55, 92, 104, 117 Evie Kerr 68, 97, 114 Richard Kerr 55 Ronald Kerr 79 Albert Kettner 32 George Key 12 Jim Key 55 Richard Kidd 68 Shirley Kidd 79 Jean Kiefer 32 Shirlee Kiefer 32 Jack Kille 79, 149 Margaret Kille 33, 134 George Kimball 33, 103, 115, 141, 133, 143, 144 Gordon Kimberly 135 Malcolm Kincaid 55, 114 Alice King 68, 89, 102 Fred King 33, 103, 131, 133, 144, 163 Jacqueline King 80 Joann King 55, 112, 117 Joyce King 68, 115 Mary King 68 Owen King 55 Ruth King 68, 97, 102, 111 Robert Kinne 94 Barbara Kirsch 69, 110, 114 Georgia Klackengu 69 Bettylilawitter 56, 98, 101, 104, 108 Ruby Klee 94 Amelia Klein 56 Sonia Klein 80 Shirley Klockinga 80 Leo Klute 80, 112 Robert, Klute 69 Nancy Knaap 80 Doris Knickerbodcer 80 Beverly Knobelock 80, 98, 112 Garth Knobeloch 80 Lawrence Knobloch 56 Jean Knoll 80, 101 Bob Knott 33, 116 Elizabeth Knott 69, 102, 115 Mary Koechle 80, 102, 105 Robert Koehler 56, 106, 111, 112, 113 Dick Koepping 33, 97, 114, 126, 131, 132, 139, 144 Stanley Koga 56, 100 Marlene Kohler 80 - Willian Kolb 69, 109 I Frank Kranz 99 Dm Kramer 135 Shi rley Krause S6 Leonard Krebs 135, 137 Josq:-hine Krempp 33, 101, 115 Bi11Krit,zmire 56. 96. 113, 123 Madeleine Krueger 56, B4-, 87, 105. 117. 119 Tan Kmmphardt, 69, 97, 101 Marilyn Kuehl 80, 101, 106, 110 Ed Kuever 56, 114, 126 Joanne Kuhns 56, 97 Charles Kulwicki 80, 130 Carl Kumpf 69, 116, 130 Delures Kunkle 80, 110 Margie Kunkel 69 Carl Kulschbach 94 Delores LaFeber 69 Leo LaFeber 33 JoAnn Lake 33, 92, 95 Sonia Lambert 69 99, 108, 114 Dixie Lancaster 69 100, 102, 114 D0l'iS Lange 33, 99 Harry Lange 69 Katherine Langbon 12 James Langbon 56, 109 John Lankbor. 80, 130 Betty Larke 56 Joyce Laughlin 33, 92 Connie Lawrence 80 Gxarles Ledgenvoud 80, 142 Betty Jean Lee 56, 113 Mary Lee 80, 102 Phyllis Lee 69, 99, 114 Jo Anne Lehmann 69, 89, 102, 167 Numa Lehnan 34, 99, 101, 102 Marilyn Leininger 69, 92, 99, 102, 105, 107 Josephine Leitgeb 34, 117 Francis Ldaas S6 Franck Ldxas 56 Harold Le Master 34 Billy Leonard 69 Terry Lewis 80, 143, 149 Rose Light. 34, 99, 104, 109 Joyce Linden 80, 106, 110 Gerald Lindenmeyer 62, 69, 99, 142, 148 Richard Lindoerfer 80 Jerry Lindsay 69, 109, 116, 130, 143 Wiliigm Linsley 69, 98, 101, 105, 118, 119, Leiflfgon Lindquist 56, 97, 100, 108, 115, Alan Lisle 69, 109, 116 Don Lisle 34, 92 Fred List 34 Ber.tyLitL1e 69, 106 Raymond Little 56 Ruth Livingston 56, 101, 105 Karol Loew 69 Ema loewer 34, 117 Jean Lngsdon 34 Alton long 12 Marian Loock 17, 34, 92, 93, 94, 95, 108, Jacqueline Lorentz 69, 101, 104 Roger Lotze 34, 104, 132, 144 Diane lovestrand 80, 130, 142 Gurdon Lovestrmd 145, 147 Carol lovin 69, 99, 102, 104 Doris Lovin 94 Constance lnwder 69, 96, 97, 102, 115 Barbara Lowe 80 lnrraine Lucas 69, 105 Barbara hmg 80, 106 Lillian lush 69 Nancy Lunker 80 Gerald Lynch 56, 131, 143 lbnald Lyons 80, 113 Janet Mabee 80, 98 Emma Macdonald 7, 104, 107, 118 Frank MacDonald 69, 99 Janet Madflonald 35, 118 Marjorv Macklin 69, 90, 114 Marie Madison 120 Annette Maggie 69, 102 Donna Magill 56, 100, 106, 108 Clarence Maher 135 Dale Mair 80 Ronald Majems 80 Joseph O. Malone B Doris Mansfield 56, 106 Jomne Manson 69, 99 Marilyn Manson 35, 97 Jim Maple 35, 103, 131, 132, 143, 144 Joanne Marble 94 Bryon Marci lle 80 Don Marcille 35, 105, 122 Dmna Markland 35, 100, 102, 115 Jerry Markland 56, 131, 144 Suzanne Marks 69 Dorothy Marlatt 35 Frank Nhrshall 56 Dm Martens 56, 84, 87, 99, 107, 134, 144 Dorothea Martens 13 Mildred Martens 13 Bob Martin 69, 101, 113 Millard Martin 35 Nancy Martin 80 Dorothy Marzahn 13, 106 Carole Mason 80, 102 Pat Mason 69, 116 George Mast 69, 113, 123 Shirley Mathis 94 Shirley Matthews 70, 102,163 Louise Matthews 56, 104 Ruth Mayfield 56, 115 Wayne MdXvoy 35, 92, 93, 109 Sharon McCaddon 80, 92, 99 Phyllis Mrflarty 70 Tum Mdcnnnck 35, 90, 04, 95, 90, 205, 107, 119, 138, 144, 161 Elsie MCC1ugage 13 Jack Mdlomhs 80, 113 A. H. MCCOnnell 13 L. R. MdJona1d 7 Lorene Mdbnald 80 Husselee McDmald 57 Clark Mcfintee 35, 103 Dolores McEvers 80, 102 Juanita McFa11 80, 100, 113 Robert McFal1 57, 116 Eva Mdlarq' 80 Shirley McGunie 80 Bob Mdiarry 80, 130, 142 Roy Mclntire 57, 149 Harold McIntosh 36 Barbara Mdiay B0 Jerry Mdiinley S0 Gerard McKinnie T0 Joanne McLean 70 Jack MdVlachan 36, 131, 133, 139, 141, 144, 145 Dmna McMorris 57 John McMullen 36, 135 Joe1MdVu1:y 36, 94, 119, 125, 129, 131, 132, 135, 137, 143, 144, 165 Barbara Mear'S7, 84. 87, 105, 117 Gloria Medill 36 Geraldine Meinders 70, 96 Peggy Meinders 36, 104 Jim Mensendike 36, 131 Gene Merrill 57, 119, 131, 143, 144 ' Albert Meyer 70 'Ihomas Meyer 80 Darlene Meyers 70 Melvin Meyers 70 Robert Meyers 143 Pam Midd1ewn57, 94, 87, 90, 95, 96, 114 167 George N. Miles 8 Sally Ann Milhous 80 Barbara Miller Un? 57 Barbara Miller 80 Charles F-iiller 36, 100, 101, 105, 108, 115 Clarence Miller 81 Donald Miller 81, 116, 130, 142 Earl J. Miller 13, 118 Bnaline Miller 13 Gladyi Miller 13 Grover Miller 36, 115, 122 Harry Allen Miller 81 Harry D. Miller 81, 113 Helen Miller 13 James Miller 70, 113 Janice Miller 36, 117 Joyce nvmer 31, 84, ss, 95, 118, 151, 176 LeRoy Miller 70, 115, 116 Mary Kay Miller 70, 97, 111, 113, 115 Virginia Miller 70, 99, 111, 113, 115 Joyce Milloy 70 blores Minnick 57, 96, 100, 101 James Mitchell 81 Mary Mitchell 105 Gary Modlin 37 Vivian Moehle 13, 110 Lee Megan 57, 92, 99, 101, 107 Marilyn Mnlek 57, 102, 110, 117 Edward Moll 14, 103 Jack Molleck 81, 118, 142, 148 Elemor Mmier 37, 101, 108 Roger Monroe 70 Zack Monroe 37, 128, 131, 133, 139, 141, 144, 147 Wilz Monwnye 134 Bille Nbody 57 Arthur Moore 81, 100 Don Moore 81 Max Moore 37, 131, 133, 145, 147 Nancy Moore 37, 106 Patsy Moore 70, 104 Robert Moore 70, 99 Tom Moore 135, 136 Nhricn Moreland 70 Bob Morgan 70 Kay Morgan 70, 113, 117 Carol Morris 70, 97, 114 Dale Morris 37, 114 Jack Morris 57, 131, 143 Lois Pvbrris 70 r Shirley Morris 57, 102, 115 Dan Nbrse 108, 113 Delores Mottleler 81 William Mayer 70 Tecky Mmm 57, 90, 101, 115- Jomn Mxrphy 70 Louise Mxrphy 37 Mary Murray 70, 84, 87, 99, 105, 1 4 ' 1 Ronald Murray 37, 131, 132, 144, 145 Helen Murrie 57, 92, 102 Bobby Myers 70, 109 Gloria Myers 81, 108 Imogene Myers 37, 96, 102, 109 Jack Myers 135 Larry Nance 70, 116, 130, 142 Helen Nance 14, 118 Delores Nash 57 Marilyn Nash 81 Marvin Neaveill 57 Barbara Nelson 70, 84, 87, 100, 114 Joan Nelson 81, 97, 105, 111 Kenneth Nelson 118 Linda Nelson 70, 99, 105, 116 Lois Nelson 57, 117 Mary Nenherton 38 Carrol Newby 81 June Nicholson 70 William Nichming 57 Eddie Nicks 70 Howard Nisius 38 Charleue Noe 70 Joyce Marie Nolan 81, 111 Martha Noonan 81, 99, 105 Hebert Norman 38, 92, 95, 100 Dora Mae Nyari 81, 100 Darrel Oard 70 Geraldine Oard 70 Kenneth Oard 38, 113 Ridnard C'Connor 57 June Oetzel 81,'101 Joan O'Ke11ey 81, 101, 102 Gene Oldhun 57, 115 Mary Olmsted 57, 97, 100 Ed Qnkex 38, 103, 148, 150 Dcnna Upper 57, 92, 104 Bob Orr 70 NH- -A-Q - - - - -wm:1nmn,ws f Tw Norma Paine 57, 99, 101, 114 Esther Palmer 120 Patricia Palmer 70 Robert Palmer 94 William Paris 70 Lillian Park 57, 96, 109 Mary Ann Parker 81 Dmna Parkinson 81, 105, lll Bob Parrott 71, 130, 135, 136, 142, 143, 144 Charlotte Parson 58, 100 Jacqueline Patterson 71, Gene Patton 71, 144, 145, 148 John Patton 81 Florence Paul 71, 102, 111, 113 Arthur Pearce 38 Sandra Pease 71, 99, 113, 115 Dorothy Peek 58, 102 Charles Peer 81 Gerald Pemberton 81, 149 Ted Pemberton 145 Deahl Pendleton 71 Janice Peidleton 38 Marcella Percefull 58, 96, 109 Avice M. Perdew 14 Phyllis Perschall 71, 89, 97, 102, 169 Nancy Peters 71, 106 Judy Peterson 71, 114 Martha Ann Peterson 81 Mary Ellen Peterson 81 Joann Petty 38, 104 Robert Petzing 71, 98, 111, 112, 113, 143 Winona W. Pfancer 14 Richard Pfisterer 81 Audrey Phillips 39, 104 Jim Phillips 71 laDonna Pierson 38, 105, 116 Marjorie Ploense 38 Doris Plurrmer 39, 90, 117 Joe Ann Poggi 71, 113, 115 Bob Poindexter 39, 106, 134, 135, 144 Willa Dean Poindexter 71, 106 Bob Porter 30 Stanly Poshard 71, 142 Evelyn Post 71, 96, 102 Norman Post 81 Ruth Postelnick 71, 104, 105, 106 Marjorie Potter 81 Jean Potoorf 81, 89, 163 Joyce Pottorf 58, 95, 96, 160 Martha Potts 114 Mary Ann Poumelle 81, 110 Roger Powers 58, 100, 116 Fred Pozony 120 Jean Price 39, 97, 105 Paul Prichard 58, 144 Verna Priller 71 C. B. Prunty 142 Wilma Pryor 71, 99, 106 Nancy Pugh 58, 92, 101, 115 Willie Purham 71 lbris Qialls 71, 114 Richard Qiinley 39, 113, 115, 116, 122, 126 Michael Quinn 71, 142 Patricia Qxinn 58 Don Raeuber 58, 109 George Raeuber 81, 97 Mary Rafool 71 Donald Rager 58, 106, 119, 131, 132, 139, 144, 145 Nancy Lee Ralls 71 1 Janet Ramnes 71 Jack Randolph 71, 98, 101, 130, 142 Kama Randolph 39, 101, 107, 110 Kenneth Rankin 71, 98, 116 Joyce Rapp 39 Louise Rathman 81, 101, 111 Dale Reatherford 81 David Reed 58, 109, 116 Regina Reed 39 Robert Reed 81 Patty Reeves 62, 71, 92, 98, 101, 105 Tom Regan 138 Richard Reichel 71 Carl Reiman 71, 148 Joan Reiman 39 Patsy Ruth Rein 71, 92, 114 Ruseell Reliford 81 Frances Reum 114 George Rexoat 58 Jban Reyburn 71, 97, 105 Jack Reynolds 40 Robert Reynolds 58, 131, 143, 168 Donna Rhodes 58, 100, 101, 117 Leslie Rhodes 40 Velma Rhodes 81 Betty Rice 40, 110 Carol Rios 81 Charles Rice 58 Robert Rice 81 Dick Richardson 71, 99, 116, 123 Joyce Richardson 81, 98, 105 Patricia Richart 71, 111 Don Richie 58, 92, 103, 118, 148 Carolyn Richman 40, 113 Mary Richman 71, 99, 101, 106, 112 Willian Richter 58, 131 Anna Rickard 81 Charles Ricketts 58, 143 Robert Ridgely 81, 118 Delores Riggs 81 Tum Ringel 40 Diane Robertson 71, 102, 115 Patricia Robertson 81 Marian Robison 72, 114 Marilyn Robison 72, 114 Rita Rocke 70, 94, 107, 110, 114 Don Rockhill 40, 112, 113, 116, 123, 126 louise Roecker 72, 110 Dean Rogers 81 Carolyn Rohde 72, 95, 110 Vernon Rohde 81 Bernard Rohman 81, 130, 143 Joe Romanek 82, 149 Ronella Romans 82, 101, 102 Carol Romine 40, 104 Wayne Root 82, 130 Arthur Rose 82, 106 , Char-laine Rose 72, 99, 100, 101, 102 , 102, 104, 105 102 1 Jack Rose 58, 139, 140, 144 Jack Rosenak 58 Dorothy Rosenbaum 72, 99, 102, 105, 110 Allen Ross 58, 114, 144 Fred Ross 72, 116 Margaret Roten 58 Evelyn Roth 82, 108 Mardell Roth 72, 105, 106 George Rowcliffe 58, 103 Virginia Rowe 82 John Rxhaak 138 Mary Ruhaak 72, 92, 98, 105, 107, 123 Georgia Rupp 120 John Rush 72 Frank Rusk 106 Marjorie Pusk 58 Betty Russell 82 Gerald Russell 82 Ida Russell 40, 104, 113 Phyllis Russell 82, 110 Bill Rust 72, 101, 113 Dale Ryan 82, 113 Marilyn Ryder 94 Felix St. louis 72 Carroll Sales 82 Richard Sansel 72, 111, 116 Dolores Sanders 14 Roland Sanders 14, 127, 131, 138, 144 Alice Sanderson 40 Jack Sapp 72, 130, 144 Edith G. Savage 14 Jerry Sawyer 82 Edward G. Saurs 8 Robert Schaeffer 72 Wal ter Schaefer 82 Virginia Scharp 41 Joe Schaub 120 Mildred Scheffel 14, 110 Virginia Schenewerk 82 Clarence Scherff 82 John Schermer 82, 130, 142 Eunice Schiefling 58, 114 Bill Schlesinger 41, 103, 107, 131, 133, 144, 145, 146 149, 163 Roy Schlobolrn 72, 106, 111 Martie Schlosser 72 Elsa Schmidtt 58, 106, 112, 113 Robert Sclmied 82 ' Richard Schniedecker 41, 131, 144 Dean Schmitt 41, 103, 131, 133, 144 Bernard Schneckaiburger 72, 105, 118 Carol Schneider 82, 90, 98 David Schneider 72, 118 Verena Schneider 72, 92, 99 Bob Schock 72, 130, 143 Theo Schonwise 59, 97, 100 Patricia Schreier 41 Sigfried Schubert 72, 113, 116 Sheila Schultz 96 Elsie Schumacher 41, 85, 94, 100, 106, 107 Glenn Schwartz 14 Sandra Schwartzbeck 82, 106 llnlores Schvenk 82, 102 Walter Schwind 5 4 Walter Schwind 59 George Scott 59, 109, 114 Joe Scott 71, 143 Patricia Scott 82 Shirley Scott 41 Shirley Scovil 59, 113, 117 Dick Scrivner 82, 111 Jack Seidell 41 Irvin Sellers 72, 97, 130, 142 Juanita Sellers 41, 102 Jo Anne Sanlow 82, 98, ll0 Blanche Sepich 59, 98, 101, 102, 105 Jack Severns 59 Joan Severns 42, 92, 94, 97, 107, 122, 126 Marlene Seward 82 Marilyn Seymour 82, 108 Norma Shackel ford 82 Melvema Shadid 82, 99, 102, 105, 113 Pauline Shadid 42, 99, 100, 102 David Shaner 59 Joyce Shaner 75, 82, 101, 105, 113 lbnna Rae Shanks 59, 100, 102 Don Shaver 42, 131, 133, 143, 144 Jack Shaw 59 Dan Shea 82 Betty Sheely 72, 102 Cary Sheley 72, 130 Sandra Sheley 82, 101 Virginia Shelton 82 Bessie Sheppard 120 Una Rae Sherman 59 Ralph Sherod B2 Eleanor Shields 72, 102, 115 Jim Shinneman 82 Bob Shirley 42, 109 Jo Ann Shirley 72 John Shores 42, 113, 116 Barbara Short 72, 115 Bill Short 72, 134, 148 Clara Short 120 Dick Short 59, 115 Gene Short 42 Bernard Shrier 59 lnna Jean Shryock 82 Bill Shull 42, 114, 144, 145 Lula Sigulakis 120 Phyllis Silvers 59, 99, 107 Lambert Simns 82 Virginia Sinrns 120 Kay Simpson 82 Reginald Sipfle 59, 90, 101, 115, 143 Willa Sue Sitton 72, 95, 105, 108, 113, 117 Earle C. Skaggs 15 Barbara Skeen 72, 97, 102, 105, 108, 114 Chuck Skillman 42, 92, 93, 95, 105 Robert Slater fSr.l 42, 134 Robert Slater fS0ph.l 116, 134, 148 Betty Slechta 72, 115 Ardena Smith 82 Amold Smith 72 Betty Jean Smith 82, 102, 105 Bob Smith 72, 131 Bob Gehe Smith 72 Bob M. Smith 82, 100 Howard Smith 99 Joyce Smith 59, 111 Joyce Smith fSoph.l 72, 102 Loretta Smith 59, 115 Mary Ann Smith 82 Mary Dolores Smith 82 Patricia Jane Smith 82 Robert Dysart Smith 59 William Smith 118 Robert Smothers 82 Georgia Smucker 59, 96, 106, 114' 113 Gloria Shedden 73, 98, 101 Hilda Sneed 43, 115, 126 Betty Snyder 59 Emi ly Snyder 59 hither Dean SH1'der B2 Beverly Sokolis 43, 92, 100, 108 Marjorie Sorensen 94 Bonnie Mae Solomon B2, 97 Joan Somerville 82 L Jackie Sonderegger 59, 97, 105 Alberta Spaulding 43, 93, 95, 107 114 Don Speck 73, 113 1 Edwardine Sperling 15, 107 Delores Sperry 43, 101, 102, 110 Hugh Sprague 82, 96 Grace Stafford 73, 114 Harold Stafford 82 Jerry Stafford 73, 113 Warren Stafford 73 Merle Stanbach 59 Joyce Stamback 43 Gene Statler 59 Beverly Stanfield B3 Arbutus Stauffer 59, 117 Betty Stauffer 43, 101 Terry Stauske 83 Sarah Stfear 83 Shirley Steimel 59, 105 Mary Ann Steiner 59 Yvonne Steiner 43 Anna May Steinseifer 60, 117 Eugene Stepzinski B3 Phyllis Stern 73, 96, 102, 115 Bob Stetson 73, 116 Gene Stevais 73, 92, 116, 123, 126 Charles Stewart 43, 107, 108, 109, 113 Bob Stickel 43, 109 John Stickling 60, 101, 119, 134 James Stienmitz 60 Clifford Stimeling 83 Beverly Stodd 43 Bob Stoecker 44, 103, 118 Jim Stone 73, 90, 99, 111, 113, 119, 138, 144 George Smrey 49, 60, 131, 144, 149 Jean Stout 60, 96, 109, 115 Leonard Stout 83, 100 Juanita Strangerov B3 Dave Stratton 73, 130, 142 Marilee Streibich 60, 113, 115 Dmna Stringer 83, 114 Duane Strode 60, 105, 111, 112, 113 Silas Strode 94 Ruth Sturm 60 John Sullivan 60 ' Marlene Sullivan 102 Bob Supan 73 Don Sutter 146 . Virginia Sutter 44 Pat Swanson 73, 114 Richard Swift 44, 135, 137, 144 Shirley Swiger 83 Delvema Szabados 83 Fred Szabados 60, 109 Ray Szidon 83 Elaine Tasick 60, 97, 104, 113 Carol Taylor 83 Henry Taylor 83 Clara Tegg 83 Ralph Tegg 60, 114, 134 Margaret Tennis 44, 107 James Terrell 73, 109 Robert Terrell 44 Janes Theesfield 44 Carlton Theissen 73 Lillian Thomas 73 libbert 'lhorms 60, 116 Ronald Thomas.60 Mary Thompson 83, 98, 101, 110 Norma Thunpson 73, 102, 110, 115 Isabel Tidnarsh 83 Richard Tidd 44, 113, 138, 144 Raymond Tobias 60, 143 Don Tomsovic 135, 136 Barbara Tower 15 Charlene Tracey 60, 117 Gloria Tracy 5 Gloria Tracy 44, 96 Donna Trantina 62, 73, 89, 100, 102, 107, 166 Patricia Travis 83 Ronald Trefty 60, 97 Mary Trefzger 44, 85, 92, 94, 95, 100, 101, 115 Joyce Tremper 44, 104 Fred Trumpold 15, 127, 130, 144 Harvey Tucker 7, 104 Grant Tuffensamer 60, 97 Jack' Tull 45 Judi th Turl 83, 102 Pat 'Ihrl 94 Gxarles Tumer 73, 130 Mrs, Ulrich 120 Olivia Vaccaro 73, 102 Ethel Mae Vance 60, 99, 107, 117 Barbara Van Dyke 73, 115 Elizabeth Van Dyke 73 Rose Van Dyke 83 Mary Van Laningham 83 Richard Vann 60, 113 Barbara Van Winkle 45, 100, 104, 115 Patricia Veach 73, 97, 106 Dan Verbeke 83 Barbara Vevig 60, 117 Beverly Vielhak 45, 106 Leslie Vogt 73 Marilyn Voigt 45, 85, 94, 107, 108, 114, Sylvi 0 Norvel Voslow 4-5 Mary Voss 83, 99 Rosanne Wagenaar 45, 104, 111 Marlene Wagler 45, 100, 104 Robert Wagler 73, 134, 135, 136, 143, 144 Fonda Wagier 83 Donna Wallace 60 Frieda Wallk 60, 92, 98, 101, 118 Jo Ann Walters 83 John Walwer 83, 105 Florence Warfield 15, 107 Roselyn Ward 73, 115 Ronald Warnke 73 Doris Warchawski 83 Martha Wassnuth 73, 102 Richard Wassmuth 83 Mary Waterfield 73, 100, 114, 116 'lhelm-1 Watkins 111, 115 Betty Watts 83 Mildred Watts 60, 115 Betty Weathers 83 Ronald Weaver 73, 111, 112, 113 Donna Webb 83 Virginia Webb 83 Carl Weber 83, 130 William Weerts 45, 131, 132, 144 Kenneth E. Wegner 15, 92, 93 Jerry Weiss 73, 98, 116, 130 Betty Welch 83 Bill Welk 73, 97 Jerry Wemer 83, 130, 142 Dick West 73 Neil West 73 Bill Weyeneth 83 Dick Weyeneth 60, 115 bd Weyeneth 73, 97 Barbara Whalen 83 William Whalen 120 Jack Wheeler 60, 107, 108, 111 Marilyn Wheeler 74, 115, 116 Janes Whelan 45 Sally Whipp 83 Pearl Whitaker 45, 114 Sara Whitaker 83 Collette Whi tcomb 46 Dmald White 46, 93, 95, 103, 114 Georg? White 46, 92, 96, 98, 101, 107, 111, 1 lpui se White 15 Michael White 83, 99, 143 Pat White 74 Rose White 46, 99, 100, 101, 107, 108, 115 Barbara Whitlow 83 Donald Whittington 83 Jerry Wickert 46, 134, 136 Mary Wickert 83, 106 Game Wieland 83 Joyce Wieland 61, 115 Marian Wiesehan 46, 101, 108, 114 Mary Wightman 74, 92, 95, 98, 100, 102, 105, 108 Ann Wilhan 46 Richard Wilhelm 46 Robert Wilhelm 74 Virginia Wilhelm 46 Lucille Wilke 74 Margery Wilkinson 61, 104 Diane Willians 74 Eugene Williams 83 Gerald Willians 46, 138, 144 , Gloria Williams 61, 100, 117 Joan Williams B3 Shirley Williams 83 Loretta Williamson 46, 90, 106, 107, 108, 122 Max Willianson 145, 147 Phyllis Williamson 83, 92, 101 Eleanor Wilson 47, 96 Janet Wilson 84 Nolan Wilson 74 hid Windsor 47, 105, 106 Pat Winship 61, 99, 107 Earl Wipert 15 Rosemary Wipert 15 Harold Wirth 61, 107 Dale Wise 17, 41, 97, 103, 107, 122, 144 Jean Wisenburg 61 Jim Wisner 74 4 Marilyn Wisner 47, 96, 117 Charlotte Witherell 47, 107 Joan Withers 61 Dick Witzig 74, 130, 142 Margaret Woemer 61, 84, 87, 95, 97, 104, 107, 114, 118, 157, 164 Marian Woerner 47, 100, 114 Harold Wolfe 47 Bobbie Wolfson 61, 97, 102, 105, 108, 117 Beverly Wood 84, 102 Jo Wood 74, 117 Robert Woodoock 61 Donna Woodruff 84, 100 Jack Woodruff 84 Patricia Woodruff 47, 114 Rosalie Woods 74, 100, 106 l,ois Wooley 84, 102 Bonnie Woolsey 74, 115 Emma Woolsey 61, 117 Monte Wottnn 47 Doro thy Wozniak 84 Bill Wright 47, 119, 129, 131, 133, 144 Marilyn Yates 48 Carole Yonce 84, 90 llelen Yonce 48, 101, 115 Pobert Young 48, 92, 108 Wesley Young 74, 144, 145 Nancy Younglove 74 Edward Zimmer 84 Art Zimmerman 135 Bob Zinmerman 74, 96 Catherine Zimmerman 48 Eva Zimmennan 84, 108, 110, 111 'IRE END 118 A 1 if mi' Y-. xf Q, ex. ff! 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