Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1951 volume:

V7 'ff ff' 7 . Ml 241 , ff?f 5 X l K I c0.ED1ToRs Z K QQ I3 JOYCE DAVIS ' Q Z BARBARA NELSON Q Q EX MBRIS f Q ' ffg x C C PRISCILLA ADAMS R . 0 ' Q 'W , 5 WW Z 0 0 WW ! ? , 'I Q X 'X Q I0 ' THE 1951 TALISMAN ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF WOODRUFF HIGH SCHOOL PEORIA, ILLINOIS MR. L. R. McDONALD MR. K. I. BUCHER PRINCIPAL EDITORIAL ADVISER TALISMAN STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Co-Editors . . Sports Editor . Editorial Adviser Vari -Typi st . . . Staff Secretary . . Page Productionl . . Supervision l . . P e L tl . . . aria Dezifgii J . . Typist .... Mary Ann Addi s Shi rl ey Bi l l Loi s Bo swell Sandra Buchannon Pat Cl ark Business Manager . Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Business Adviser . Larry Bi shop Cherida Burchell Dick Carpenter Erika Erich Harriet Erich Jean Funk Norma Hellman Delores Kunkel Priscilla Wightman . . . Q STAFF MEMBERS T. BUSINESS STAFF . . . . - - . . STAFF MEMBERS Priscilla Adams Joyce Davis Barbara Nelson . Gerry Buchan Kenneth I. Bucher . Doris Warschawski Barbara Nelson . Mary' n Kuehl Mary Jean Thompson Beverly Bradley Barbara Whitlow . . Pat Travis Joanna Gaines Glen Growe Betty Hammer Mary Murray Margie Wieland . Donna Trantina . Joan U1risty . Jean Pottorf . . Mr. A.R. Bllis Joanne Lehmann Jean Murrie Maril 'n Murrie Caryl Scherff Joanne Semlow Dinah Walder Barbara Waldron Donna Webb TABLE Dedication Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Faculty Administrators Organizations Activities Athletics Advertisements Personal Index OF CUNTENTS Page 4- A 15 53 67 79 89 101 103 14-1 151 179 219 tw DEDICATION For many years the students and fac- ulty of Woodruff High School have enjoyed the presence of Mr. Thomas Correll. He is known to all as the fine coach of our base- ball and basketball temns, and is admired m'eveqwme mia tmnzgentlemen of our faculty. This year Mr. Cbrrell brought nore fame and glory to Woodruff by taking his inex- perienced basketball club to the 'Sweet Six- teen State Championship Pinals' at Champaign Illinois ln this, Mr. Correll's outstanding year we dedicate, as a token of our sincere appre ciatimiandlmarqfcongratulations, this 1951 TALISMAN. ,xp l I !2 38 iii Sis 50061 Sift 000 Mr. Thomas Correll S. '--.Q V ,w,,a--. ,Q . we Lf ,..-fff as, -sf, uf 1 NW QQ X My 5 , MW... X H 1 my ww A M 1 A if Q' 'J ?t S ff'-.axw KY WI .4 . S .W ffglf 1 W, 2, 1 ' 1 ' .. Eliiweg ' ', W V 7-f Q V 5 qi 'W Q Y QW' M ,We-Ii 'Eg 'ii'?aiQ5ff ,gg , 11 CEE? J T Wm gg, f dm' W'Qn5Qi1x :M X9 N -Y X -L1 X X 22,11 W , lik f 15322 5 5 , f V 'jg ,mv f f ZA, M , A, XY W X iii M W M1 MQ V M-...W 1 W , ,, 45 M ' Q 5 , 1 13 ,3 w5fa'WVW- . ,, W. 1 '., f ff if 5 1 X v - V F re +L 4 iff x 5 Lots of effort, hard work, and skill, liave made this achievement quite a thrill 3554 K 55 1 , ii siIW'412mwi.s.mw,h.. Q i 1. QC' if w 'N'-.. mmueigk .5 u I: 5 '14 Q O we M E -A u U1 Us 'Pl I UD C IJ Q w ai -C '14 '14 O -Q U ch e hun h L lead t legs CS fast The A . ,nail if . -. 1 .X ,,, X 5' - X , - X yiXf,1.,.-X 3. . -3- X.XX...X Ii. '. - .. ,X..X fa... .. . X U, -X' . u .1 , XX- . -A M Xa X u rf 1 ABQ 5 - - X . X.,,, Win? ,- . 'll , 3 x. E' Y ,, .X, XX, X... ..1 :gr ......-.......,. ...X ,. X......q,.'. ,. ' -' 'gfgpsv-..aiQw MX XVX 'Y 4 ' ' '-In-91---+L ...X .X .,-,wqxfg-3 A , ' - X 'Q -Z -ruff- f' vaavqgw-w Ag- 1 e 'g f ..g:M- . X55-rj E -. . -- . ...E fn - M -'- - . f .- , X A X , X E. , - 4 'M .- ... wr - -- f ' ' A ,X . X- .. I ' ln' 2 . Rf .0 6 1 .- , H',.'v-' 'n ' -. ---' ..'-3.:. ' X -L .' LN A .-.is ..,,1k ...y - . 4' 4 , .qv-aw . 'J , X ..... :L X - , QAM A n A Q, .: 'V-f. , 0 .. ny, ., .... ,.....-- ,W X an . . .. . .. .. .X -X VL, in Q '::5v'Yf.'! 4' - .X X .... .- .n In M 4 - 1 'f ' 1:1-P . . 2 -X , X- . n. .- .xyn dy 1- 4- X 9 . -4- - ' ziaifvl-'lf .!.:'. X -'.'f'.5.'?73-9 ' ' - Q ,:- ' . G.,.,g dm., .xx , , .,. -.ps-.A-'mt-:ff'n-XL.. .,. .X . , 5 'wif FU 5f5,f'?--.5 P . , 'ul-...'Qu... .,. ,.. ....,., 1-'Q-Q..,.l Lf . 'K - . 7-' ,AX ,J ' ...Q , ' .. h- '- 'f 'sf-As. if, -, W 'M 'PPWLQ - ,gX..,.,i K'4,,.X- X ,, - X .4 K, Xf X. ,.... M ,vs 4. 1 N I ,Xi , . -.. , .' L ! !1'..n'in- aff' . X... ul X314 '.-' ' .... X, m .rua-'aj ' ' ' H' --- -. . ,X X .-wx-' : :-'.- ',. 1.. . -. ,,,,.. J X. kv rev 1' ' . Lf X 2 ' ' V ,.. I .1152-' ' .- , -- ,, had --3, '.-. .'.' ' 'v7'.- gr xx na-4 . X-X 3 A - X X wi X'--- .X...' . ' ...: 52' .' .. wx - M .X - - f- X..-.-- 4 ,LA . . ,, . af., . X , . X M133 XXX-'vy' 'Q , , I .. X . ,, . gk .- ha .X-, ,gli vw- 'B'l..,,,. W. f -thu. -,, .H 13? ..-A . --i Q ?v ' . .. sig, f WE.,--.K J:- + . X.-. - , 44:3- ww WMWXXX, X X X X XX W he Xm . XX XX X. X 3 1 XXX: X A ' W W XXX -XY X WX 'f' 2,15 '1 XX H' f yi , Q, X , 4 Aim , V v 1' 11 ln- an km' W '... F'.,..'CX- 'N ' XXX. ' -W- l.51. A Y -7 - 'vo r' ll all -3131-' -fr' ' 'XM , asus-of fm. mam nfwow 'ww W X Wx X 2 N From Behind Closed Doors! X 1, ?'Q I 1 A26 56 G25 ff 6 f 'xx Qi GERBY BUCHEN President WILLA SUE SITTON BOB GIBSON Secretary Treasurer DAVE STRATTON Vice-president Jian sd X Ill, fL ABEGC, TED Industrial Arts. AIJDISON, PATSY BUSWCSS, Girls Choir, OffiCe Assistant, Cirls Glee Club, 'Belle of l5agdad', Sr. Stunt Show 'Musical Mel 7 - aflge , Style Show. ALLISON, PATRICIA Academic, Latin Club, Square Dance Club, Sr. Class Play, Prefect, Office Assistant, Rockford Illinois 2 years. ANTHONY, JANICE Business, Murphy High School, Mobile, Ala., 3 years. 16 AE SCH LEMAN RI CHAR D ADAMS, PRI SCILLA Academic, Pan American League, Quill 8: Scroll, Girls Clee Club, East Peoria High l Year, Co-Editor of Talisman, Stunt Show, ilonoria. ADL EMAN, MARY LOU Home Econcmics, Art Club, Y-Teens, 'Belle of l5ag,dad', Stunt Show, A Cappella, Girls Clee Club, Science Prefect, Art Schlostic Key Award. Business, JS. Ped cross, 951 Roanoke High School 2 years ALTPETER, BAHBAHA Business, Y-Teens, Ushers, Observer igfusiness Staff, Stunt Show, Cheerleaders, French Club, Track Queen, Office As- sistant. ANFLE, DON COll6g6, ljoys Choir, boys Clee Club, Intramural Ijowl- ing, Pan American Club, 'belle of Lpagdad' . EAEP, LOHHAINE Academic, Stunt Show, Vocational Cuidance, Latin Club, Girls Choir, A Cappella, Science Prefect, National Honor Society, Honoria, Track Queen, Girls Clee Club. BARNES, RUTH Academic, Science Club, Y-Teens, C.A.A., Office Assistants, Future Teachers of America. CLASS 0F '51 BAUWENS, BHUNO Industrial Arts, Jr.-Hi-Y, 3-1 Act Plays, Varsity Foot ball, Fresh-Soph. Pbotball, Wrestling mgr., Intramural Basketball, Track, Mixed Chorus, Lettermen' s Club, Stunt Show. Commercial, Glee Club, Y- Teens, 'Belle of Bagdad' . f 41 BENISCH, KENNY Vocational, Intramural Basketball, Honoria 2 years. Spalding 2 Years. L BAL ZELL , CALVIN Industrial Arts, Intramural Lasketball, A Cappella, Mix ed Chorus, 'Musical llelange BAUMFLEK, JACKIE ACCLd6fHiC, Land, prefect, Spanish Club, Stunt Show, Camera Club. BEENEY, BILL Industrial Arts, Track, Office- Assistant, Stunt Show. BIBO, MABILEA BUS ine-QS, Orchestra, Girls Glee Club. BIQKERION, DICK ACClCl6miC, Band, Sr. Class Play, Future Teachers of America, Debate, Speech Cont- est, Western Military Academy l Year. BILLERBECK, BONNIE Bus iness, Fresh-Soph Basket- ball, Intramural Baseball, Intrarrural Basketball, Boy' s Glee Club. BOBECK , J AMES Industrial Arts, Prefect, Intramurals. BOICH, ARNOLD Industrial Arts, Varsity Basketball, F.S. Baseball, Intramurals, Lettermen' s Club. 18 BISHOP, IRENE Business, G.A.A., Jr. ?ZZCS2iZSgfFXE,EZECa, CLASS QF '51 Office Assistant, S tyl e Show. vf!',::s. s , '. 1 QP sl 'will' , ,Q Q-zgsssf . -suse - ' 2 5? ' ,- - mfg: if z ms An 'Iii X BI DDI SON, JAYNEI Btsiness, G.A.A. , Junior Red Cross, Dean's Assistant, Mixed Chorus, Clee Club, Prefect, 'Belle of Bagdad' . BIRKS, .IOANNE Academic, A Cappella, Girls Choir, Stunt Show, Operetta, French Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens. BOEBCKEL, BEVERLY Business, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee Club, Girls Choir, 'Belle of lsagdad' 'Musical Melange' , Stunt Show. BOBGEB, JACKLYN Academic, Y-Teens, Pan American Club, Girls Glee Club, Girls Choir, 'Belle of Bagdad' , Office Assistant, Stunt Show, 'Musical Melange' . BOBIN, WILLIAM Academic, Wrestling, Cross Country, Stunt Show, A Cappella, Boys Choir, Latin Club, French Club, 'Belle of Bagdad' BOUHAZAK, JAMEL Business, Wrestling, Varsity Football, Fresh-Soph Foot- ball, Fresh-Soph Baseball Lettermen' s Club, Intra- murals basketball. CLASS OF '51 BHEHM, HARRY EDWARD Academic, Stunt Show. BHUGGEMAN, JIM Industrial Arts, Varsity Football, Camera Club, Stunt Show, Intramural Basketball, Stage Crew, A Cappella, Mixed Chorus, 'Musical Melange' . BHEESE, JUDITH Business, Stunt Show, Mixed Chorus, Girls Clee Club. BOSTEB, JI M Indus trial Arts, Intramurals Wrestling, Cross-COuntry, Track, Stunt Show, Red Cross, Lettermen' s Club. BRANAN , THOMAS BUS iVl6SS, Beginning St rinbs Science Club, Office As- istant, Red Cross, Christ mas Program. BRENTHUP, ROBERT Industrial Arts, Baseball Basketball, Intramurals, Stunt Show. BRYAN, MARY NELL Academic, G.A.A., Style Show, Harrisburg Township High School 1 Year. I DRYE, MARLENE Business, Cirls Clee Club, Band, 'ljelle of Lagdad' . DUNKER, MARY Business, Y-Teens, Girls Clee Club, Stunt Show. CANTOR, SANFORD Academic, Fresh-Soph Baseball, Stunt Show, Varsity Baseball, Pan American Club, Debate Team, Lettermen's Club, Wrestling, Bowling, In- trarrural Basketball, In tramural Football. CARPENTER, RICHARD Academic, Class Officer, Key Club, Art Club, Jr. Bed Cross, Senior Class Play, Stunt Show. 20 BUCHEN, CERRY ACC-lCl6N1iC, Football mgr., Wrestling, Cross Country, F.S. Track, Varsity Track, Clee Club, Boys Choir, Stunt Show, A Cappella, Lettermenfs Club, Class Officer, Talisman Staff. CANTERBURY, RUTH Academic, French Club, Style Show, Girls Glee Club. CALL, BETTY JEAN Academic, Band, Y-Teens, Pan-American Club, Honoria, 'Musical Mel ange' , Girls Glee Club, Orchestra, CLASS OF '51 CARPENTER, C. EDDIE ACKICISIZLTQC, Stunt Show, One- Act Plays, Senior Class Pl ay, Mask and Gavel, Speech Contests, Pan American Club, All School Play, Debate Team, Nat- ional Forensic League. CARR, JOAN Bus iness, Library Club, Observer, Office As- sistant, Prefect, Student Ticket Chairman, Senior Class Play, 'Musical Mel ange' . CARR, ROY CASTEEL, CHARLOTTE ACl1d6miC, igyand, Girls Clee Club, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens, Girls Choi r, Camera Club, Stunt Show, A Cappella, Roosevelt Jr. High l Year. CLASS OF '51 CLARK , ISONNI E Business. CDLE, BARBARA Vocational, Girls Glee Club. CLARK, BOBBIE Commercial, Girls Club, Girls Gioir. i . Gl e e CARTER, CARL Industrial ArtS,Cheer- leader, F.'I.A. Intramurals, Variety Show, Stunt Show, Key Club, Jr-High Y, Sr- High Y CHRISTY, JOAN Academic, Talisman Business Staff- Advertising Manager, Advanced Cirls Glee, Latin Club, 'Musical Melange' , Sextette, Sr. Class Play, Library Club, A Cappella, Stunt Shows, Quill 8: Scroll 'belle of fjagdad' , Mixed Chorus, Honoria. CLOUGH, JERRY Industrial Arts, Key Club, Student Council, Stage Crew, Stunt Show, Intramurals, School President, National Honor Society. COOK , BARBARA Business . COOK, WILL I AM Industrial Arts, Stunt Show, Camera Club. CDBPUS, ELAINE Bus iness, Academy of Our Lady l Year. DAVIS, AUDREY BUS UWSS, Orchestra. DINQUEL, LDN Academic, lfand, Orchestra, Intramural L-asketball, Pre- fect, Pan American Club. CUTLER, JIM Vocational, French Club, Stunt Show, Art Contestant, Art Club. CDPLEY, MARY ANN Academic, Art Club, French Club, Style Show. CRAWFORD, JOANNE Vocational, Y-Teens, Girls Choir, Jr. Bed Cross, 'jsfelle of bagdadf CLASS OF '51 DAVIS, JOYCE Academic, G.A.A., Latin Club, Talisman Co-Editor, Quill and Scroll, Band, Orchestra, 'Musical Melange' I IDNELSON, LOUISE Business, Latin Club, G.A.A. Girls Glee Club. DOSS, DORIS Business, 'Musical Melange Girls Choir, Peoria High School 2-Years. DRAPER, KENNETH Academic, Observer Sports Editor, Pan American Club, Intramurals, Camera Club, Jr. High-Y, Sr. High-Y, Stunt Show, Loys Clee Club. CLASS OF '51 DURDLE, WALT Academic, Fresh-Soph Football, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Golf, Fresh- Soph Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Ulief of Pow Wow, boys Glee Club, Stunt Show, Lettermen's Club, 'Musical Melange' . EHLEN, ELEANOR Academic, ljand, Girls Clee Club, Orchestra, Girls Choir, Latin Club, 'Musical Melange', LibI'aI'Y Club, Prefect, Stunt Show, National Honor So- ciety, Honoria, ljand Contest, Operetta. DUNSION, ROBERT Vocational, Fresh-Soph Football. IDWNS, DI CK Academic, Intranurals, Mixed Chorus, Stunt Show, Jr. High-Y, Latin Club, Tennis, Fresh-Soph Football, Fresh-Soph Lasketball, Student Council, Class Officer French Club, Christmas Play, All School Play, Key Club. DUKE, RONALD Academic, Intramurals, Wrestling Team, Orchestra, Sr. High-Y, Jr. High-Y, Pan American Club, Stunt Show, Observer, Camera Club, 'Vlusical Melange' . EDENBURN, ADELE Academic, F.T.A., Latin Club, Vocational Guidance, Science Club, ELIASSEN, WAYNE Academic, Latin Club, Stunt Show, Intramurals. 23 EMEHY, CLAIRE Bus mess, G,A.A, , Attendance Office ENGLE, MARY LOU Academic, Stunt Show 'Musical Melange', 'belle of Bagdad', One Act Pl ay, A Cappella Girls Clee Club, Latin Club, Library Club, Jr. Red Cross, Dramatic Club, Vocational Guidance. EVANS, IDN Academic, Intramurals, Latin Club, Band, Voca- tional Guidance Committee. EWALT, MARY JO. Academic, Y-Teens, G.A.A. Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, Science Club, Girls Glee Club, 'Musical Melange' 'Lelle of Bagdad' , Public Relations, Stunt Show. 24 ESLI NGER, BU RTON Industr1Qal'Arts, Cooke County High School 3 Years. EMEHY, WALTER Academic, Intramurals, Howling, Brighton High 3 Years. ERICKSON, PONALD Academic, Intramurals, Pan American Club, Jr. High-Y, Mixed Chorus. CLASS OF '51 EVEHS, SIDNEY H. Vocational, Intramural Football. FARLIN, RONALD Industrial Arts, Boys Glee Club, Boys Choir, A Cappella, Boys Quartet, Intrarrural Bowling, Stunt Show, One Act Play. FICKEN, 'IDM ACCld6miC, Int ramural s, Stunt Show. FI ERCE, EDWARD Academic, Boys Choir, Stunt Show, 'Musical Mel ange' , 'belle of ijagdad' , Pan American Club, Library Club Boys Glee Club. FINNEY, JACK CLASS OF '51 FREEMAN, HARRIETT Business, Library Club, East Peoria High School 3 Years. GAND, WILLIAM Academic, French Club, 'Belle of Bagdacl', Stunt Show, Fresh. Football,Fresh. Soph. baseball, Varsity Baseball, A Cappella, boys Clee Club, Intramural Basket ball, Lettermen's Club. FRANKLIN, JACK Academic, Jr. High-Y, Intra- murals, Key Club, Stunt Show, French Club, Fr-Soph. baseball, 'Musical Melange' Sr. Class Play, Library Club, One-Act Plays. V FISHER, NORMA Home Economics, Pan American League. FUGITF, JOANNE Business, Girls Glee Club, A Cappella, 'Belle of Bagdad' , 'Musical Melange' , Christmas Program,Poose- elt Jr. High l Year. GARDNER, MARILYN Vocational, Girls Glee Club, 'Belle of Bagdad' . GAHTY, TED Academic, Jr. Red Cross, Vocational Guidance, Student Council, National Honor Society, Latin Club, Voca- tional Guidance. GIBSON ROBERT Academic, band, Ejand Officer, Varsity baseball, Sr. Officer, Orchestra. GBAVES, DONNA Business. G.A.A. Girls Clee Club. GREEN, MONICA Academic, Honoria, Prefec Latin Club, French Club, Class tn Office Assi stant, Y-Teens, F.T. A. Science Prefect, Stunt Show, Senior Class Pl ay, Library Club. GELTMAKEH, NANCY Academic, C.A.A., Latin Club Vocational Cuidance, Jr. Bed Cross. G ILHOY, JOYCE Bus mess, G. A. A. CHZEYQETQ' A' ROGER CLASS OF '51 GREEN, MARY Business, G.A.A., Honoria. GRI FFITH, GAYLE Business, Latin Club, Science Club, 'Belle of Bagdad', Office Assistant, Y-Teens, Observer Ad- vertising Manager, Girls Glee Club, Stunt Show, Prefect, Style Show. GRI cc, FRED Academic, Spanish Club, Intramural Wrestling, Prefect. GPHJSS, BETTY Business, Observer Business Manager, Y-Teens, French Club, C.A.A., Stunt Show, Jr. Hed Cross, Glee Club, SqdeSMm, CLASS OF '51 GUY, EDWARD ACGd6miC, Roosevelt Jr. lhgh l Yeah HAPELL, LONNA Acadeny of Our Lady l Year. HALL, HAROLD Vocational, Spalding l Year. GEIMMER, ILENE Business, Y-Teens, Ushers, Stunt Show. GUNTEP, SANFOIL Vocational, Boys flee Club, 'Belle of Bagdad'. HAFELE, JOE Vocational, Spalding l Year. HALL, IVALEE Business, CLA.A., Y-Teens, Office Assistant, 'Belle of Bagdad', Girls Glee Club. HALL, JANE. Bus mess, Y-Teens, Stunt Show, 'Musical Melan5e', 'Belle of 5agdad', Glee Club, Observer. HAMM, GARY Academic, Manager of: Football, Basketball, baseball, Lettennen's Club, Projection Crew, Observer Business Mgr. boys Choir, Glee Club. HAHTWIC, PHYLLIS E. Business, 'belle of 5agdad', Ylfeens, Library Club, Stunt Shows, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, 'Musical Melange', Chicago Ill. 1 Year. HAYNES, CHUCK ACadCmiC, Art Club, Stunt ShDW, Track, Boys Choir. 28 HABHELL, BILL Academic , Vars itv F0013- Q, Vvha , t.,4, .. V HAMILTON, KENITH Vocational, Lasketball Lettermen's Club, Foot ball-Cb-Captain, lrack HANNEB, KENNY Business, Intramurals, Port Worth, Texas Z Year ban, Boys, Choir, Sum '51 Show, Latin Club, French Club, Lettermen's Club, Intramurals. HAYDEN, JERRY Academic, FreshfSoph Track Varsity Track, Wrestling Cross Cbuntry, Stunt Show HAYNES, WILLIAM Industrial Arts, Roosevelt Jr. High l Year HEISS, BILL Academic, Glee Club, Boys Choir, A Cappella, Fresh- Soph. Track, Key Club, '1rack, 3rd Pl ace N49 Essay Contest. HENIQRICK, BARBARA Business, G.A.A., Girls Glee Club, 'Belle of Bagdad'. .fn ,gal MQ' I ll .-e- b Q i CLASS OF 951 HERL+S'IRITH, KARLENE Business, C.A.A., Prefect, Cirls Clee Club, Operretta, HERZOC, BILL Academic, Intramurals, Band, All School Play, Latin Club, Trombone Quartet, Ili-Y, Orchestra, 'Musical Melange, Sttmt Show. ,Q HELLMAN, NORMA Home Economics, 'lalisman Business Staff, Glee Club, HENRY, BARBARA Academic, Student Council, Latin Club, French Club, Library Club, l.'I.A., G.A.A., Mixed Chorus, Stunt Show, One Act Plays, Class Officer, National Honor Society, 'lop Ten, Honoria, 'Musical Melange HENRY, CAROL Academic, Student Council, Latin Club, French Club, G.A.A., Mixed Chorus, 'Belle of Bagdad', Stunt Show, Senior Class Pl ay, National Honor Society, Honoria, 'Musical Mal arge', One Act Play. HERRIMAN, NANCY Academic, Student Council, Latin Club, Girls Choir, Dramatics Club, F.T.A., A Cappella, 'Belle of Bagdad', All School Play, Christmas Play, Observer, Stunt Show, National Honor Society, 'Musical Melange' , Honoria, Publicity Staff, Top 'Ien, Debate Team. HEWITT, SHIRLEY Academic, Orchestra, Cirls Glee Club, French Club, Stunt Show, Library Club, Honoria, 'Musical Melange, 'Belle of Bagdad', Gargoyle Club, Camera Club, String Quartet. kr 29 Style Show, 'Belle of bagdad' . HINHICIIS, JACK BILLY Industrial Arts. HOEHB, DON Industrial Arts Camera uh, , 1 Cl Stage Crew. HULL, MARY ELLEN Academic, Orchestra, Stunt Show, Latin Club, Camera Club, Observer, 'Musical Melange', Cargoyle Club, 'Belle of Bagdad', String Quartet, Jr. Red Cross. HUNZIKER, MARDELL Business, Girls Glee Club Girls Choir, Stunt Show, 'Belle of Bagdad'. I 30 HIRE, ASHFORD Industrial Arts, Intramurals Soph. Football, Varsity Foot hall, Wrestl ing, Le ttermens' Club. ' HOMANN, JOHN Industrial Arts, Fresh-Soph Football, Varsity Football, 'Irack, Wrestling, Stunt Show, A Cappella, Mixed Chorus, Lettermen's Club, Christmas Pl-ay. HUGf'EYa CLASS or '51 Bus mess, G.A.A. HULLINGER, JERRY Academic, Stunt Show, Sr. Class Play, Boys Quartet, Debate, Operetta, A Cappella, Music Council, Peoria, High 2 Years. HURST, JAMES, Academic, Glee Club, Christmas Pl ay. HUSTON, TERRY Academic, boys Choir, Boys Clee Club, A Cappella, Debate Team, One Act- Play, Camera Club, Cargoyle Club, Stunt Show, All School Play, Operetta, Christmas Play, ' Musi cal Mel ange. ' JAE CKLE , HOBE HT Academic . IRISH, DON Industrial Arts, Intra- murals, Cheerleading, Key Club, Stunt Show, 1fresh.- Soph. Lgaseball. JENNINGS, ALMA Academic, G.A.A., Latin Club, Observer, Jr. Ied Cross, Vocational Guidance. 951 JOHNSON, JERRY JOHNSTON, IDLORES ACademiC, Style Show, Glee Club, Spanish Club. KEACH, DAVID Industrial Arts, Boys Glee Club. Academic KATS, JIM Academic, Varsity Foot- ball, Track, Class Officer Boys Choir, Prefect. KELLEY, LOIS Business, Clee Club, Operetta, Peoria High I Year KELLEY, M. JOYCE Business, Y-Teens, Opecretta, Counsler' s Assistant, 'Musical Mel ange' . KENT, GERALD VOCClf ional . KING, ALICE BLLSUIGSS, One Act Pl ays, Jr. Ped Cross, Spanish Club, Talisman Business Staff. , KING, RUTH BUSULGSS, Orchestra, Band, French Club, Y- Teens, Stunt Show, All School Play, 'Musical Mel ange' . 32 W 1 KENNEDY, KAY Academic, Observer Business and Editorial Staff, Stunt Show, Science Prefect, 'Belle of Egagdad' , 'Musical Melange', Cirls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. KEHH, EVIE Vocational, French Club, C.A.A., Y-Teens, Girls Clee Club, Cirls Choir, Jr. Red Cross, Peoria High l Year. KIDD, RICHARD '51 Industrial' Arts KING, JOYCE Business, Girls Clee Club, Librarv Club. KIRSCH, BARBARA Business, C.A.A., Ushers, Stunt Show, Operetta, A Cappella, Art Club, Girls Choir, Style Show. KLOCKENCA, GEORGIA Home Economics, Girls Glee Club, Style 5how. KNOTT, BETTY Business, Y-Teens, 'Belle of igagdad' , 'Musical Melange' , Stunt Show, Girls Choir, Glee Club, Gounselor's Assistant. KOLB, WI LLI AM KLU TE, POBE BFI Vocat tonal . KOLB, JAMES AC0ld6HliC, Intramurals, Track. CLASS OF '51 lglfiiiijlff,Aifiillniiiliiilon rew, KHDMPHARDT, TOM Academic, French Club, Band, Varsity Football Manager, Lettermen's Club, Key Club, prefect. KUNKEL, MAHCIE Academic, Latin Club, Girls Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Stunt Show, Style Show. KUMPF, CARL Academic, bootball, ACappella Stunt Show, Boys Choir, Operetta. L a FEBEH, DELOBES BUS U15-93, C. A. A. 33 Academic, Basketball, 'lrack LAHOOD, HARRY Vocat ional, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella, Spalding 2 Years LANCASTER, DIXIE LEA business, Library Club, Jr. Red Cross, 'Musical Melange' Stunt Show, Y-'I eens. LEHMANN, JOANNE Business, Mixed Chorus, Y- Teens, 'lalisman Business Staff, Advertising Manager, All School Play, 'Musical Melange', Stunt Show, Ushers, Quill 8. Scroll, National Honor Society, 'lrack Queen, Science Prefect, Style Show. LINEENMEYER, JERRY Intramural kootball, Latin , Club, French Club, Class Officer, Lettermen's Club, Stunt Show. 34 LEE, PHYLLIS Academic ACappella Operetta LAMLERT, SONIA Academic, Spanish Club, Musical Mel ange' , Science Club, Latin Club, Stunt Show, Girls Choir, A Cappella 'Ijelle of Ijagdad' , Style Show, Music Council Vocational Guidance. LANCFORD, BARBARA Academic, Art Club, All School Play, Stunt Show, French Club, Style Show, Art Service Club, Peoria High 2 Years. Girls Choir, Stunt Show, Latin, 951 Club, Vocational Guidance, Senior Class Play LEININGER, MARILYN Academic, National Honor Society, Quill Sz Scroll, Publicity Staff, Observer- Co-Editor, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Dramatic Club, Mixed Chorus Stunt Show, Ilonoria, Latin Club, Vocational Guidance, Style Show- LI NDSAY, J ERRY Academic, Football, Wrestling Pan-American League, Letter- men' S Clllb- LINSLEY, WILLIAM Academic, Vocational Cuid- ance, Key Club, National Honor Society, Honoria, Intramurals, Pan American Club, Harvard Prize Book, Prefect, Student Speaker's Bureau, Debate Team, Speech Contests, One Act Plays, Stunt Shows, Student Council, Senior Class Pl ay, .Ir-Sr. - High -Y , Nati ona l Forens ic League. LITTLE, ELIZAISETH Vocational, Library Club, Girls Choir, Mixed Chorus, Art Service Club. LOVIN, CAROL Bus TQHCSS, Stunt Show, Office Assistant, Latin Club, Y-Teens, Style Show. LUCAS, LORRAINE , Business, G.A.A. CLASS OF '51 LOHENTL, JACQUELINE Business, Majorette, Office Assistant, Prefect, F.'l'.A., Y-Teens, 'Musical Melange', C.A.A., Stunt Shows, Style Show. LISLE, ALAN ACad6miC, Science Club, Camera Club, Cross Country Ob serve r, S tunt Slaows . LOEW, KAP-OL JEAN Home Economics, Spanish Club, Girls Clee Club, Observer. LOWDEH, CONSTANCE Academic, 'igelle of Bagdad 'Musical MelangejY-Ieens, Stunt Show, Art Club, French Club, A Cappella, LUSH, LILLIAN Business, Style Show, Library Club, MacDONALD, FRANK Academic Latin lub 1 C , Spanish Club, Stunt Shows, Tri-Language Club. MAGGIO, ANNETTE Business, Y-Teens, Jr, Red Cross, Observer, Prefect. MAST, GFDRGE Academic, All School Play, Fresh.-Soph. Soph. baseball, Stunt Council, Latin Club, Intramurals, lsand. Orchestra. MCELPOY, SHARON Business, Cpunselor's Assistant, Peoria High 2 Years. MARTIN, BOB Academicjjand, Science Club, Prefect, Stunt Show. MAGCLIN, MAPJORIE Business, Student Cbuncil, 'Musical Melange' , 'belle of 5agdad', Honoria, Senior Class Play, One-Act Plays, Girls Glee Club, National Honor Society, Library Club Stunt Show, Xbcational Guidance, Top Ten, French Club . MANSON , JOANN E Academic, Latin Club, 'Belle of BagdaCl', Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. CLASS OF '51 MCCAHTY, PHYLLI5 Business, Observer, Peoria High l Year MCLEAN , JOANNE Business, G,A, A, MEINDEBS, GEHALDINE Home Economics, Ci pls Glee Club, Art Club. MEYERS, DARLENE Business. MILLER, VIRGINIA Academic, Band, Latin Club, Orchestra, Stunt Show, Girls Glee Club, Tri-Language Club. MOORE, ROEERT Business, Latin Club. I MEYER, AL Industrial Arts, Wrestling, . Pbotball, Lettermen's Club, - :-i- 1 French Club, Track. , ...EV 1 1 'fc . Q,,..., my. will f :,.v:- ,. .M 11, Lfw- v K if -- , wxwgs. , 512 fs A ' . flfgzffq MILLER, JIM ACCld6miC, Band, 'Lelle of Bagdad' , 'Musical Melange' , Intramurals. CLASS OF 951 MILLER, MARY KAY Academic, Land, Orchestra, Girls Glee Club, French Club, Tri-Language Club, Stunt Show, 'Musical Melange', Style Show. MONROE, ROGER Academic, Christmas Play, Senior Class Play, Key Club, Stunt Show. MORELAN D, MARION Industrial Ar ts. MORRIS, CAROL Academic, Light Opera Ensemble, A Cappella, Girls Glee Club, 'Belle of Egagdad 'Musical Melange' , French Club, Tri-Language Club. MURPHR EE, LOI S NELSON, BARBARA Business, Q0-Editor of Talisman, Quill Sz Scroll, Girls Olee Club, Mixed Chorus, Jr. Red Cross, Stunt Shows. NICHOLSON, JUNE Business, Office As- istant. MURRAY, MARY Academic, Talisman, Y-Teens, Dramatic Club, All School Play Observer, One-Act Play, Jr. Red Cross, Operetta, Latin Club, Top Ten, F.'I'.A., 'Musical Melange' , A Cappella, Stunt Show, Masque 81 Gavel, National Honor Society, Girls Glee Club, Quill Sz Scroll, Junior Marshall. MORRIS, LOIS Business, Office Assistant Style Show, Prefect, Jr. Red Cross. MURPHY, .IOANN Vocational, C.A.A., Mixed Gxoir. CLASS OF '51 NELSON, LINDA ACt1d6miC, Prefect, A Cappella, Light Opera Ensemble, Latin Club, Gargoyle Club, 'Belle of Bagdad' , Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee Club, Stunt Show, Style Show. NOE, CHARLENE Business, 'Musical Melange, 'Belle of bagdadf C.A.A. NYBEHG, MARY JO Academic, Stunt Show, Peoria C .Ligh 3 Years. ORB, BOB Industrial Arts, Intramurals. PATTON, GENE Academic, Varsity base- ball, Lettermen's Club, Intramurals, Stunt Show. PEASE, SANDRA Academic, E-and, 'Musical , Mel ange' . PATTERSON, JACQUALINE Academic, Y-Teens, French CLASS OF '51 ?i?3gtf Efgai?ifiS?AS' Observer, Quill S: Scroll, Ir. Red Cross, Honoria. . , . N i nga - if I wc.-4 M. ., Q ,,li-f-- ' - Q , .' - OABD, GEBALDINE BUSWG-93, Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, Stunt Show, Style Show, 'Musical Vvlelange Vocational Guidance. PALMEP, PATRICIA, Academic, Pan American Club. PAUL, FLORENCE Academic, ijand, Orchestra, Pan American Club, Camera Club, Stunt Show, 'Musical Melange' , 'Belle of Bag- dad', Style Show, Y-Teens. PENDLETON, DEAHL Industrial Arts, Stunt Show, Intramurals. PETERS, NANCY BUSULSSS, Library Club. PETZINC, HOB ACCld6rrLiC, Lzand, Orchestra, Track, All School Play, One Act Pla Pan American Club, Y, Speech Cbntest. POSHARD, STANLEY Academic, Fresh-Soph. Baseball, Key Club, Foot- ball Manager, Intramural basketball, Latin Club, French Club, Prefect, Track, Varsity Basketball Ottawa High School lZ Years. POSTON, PEARL BuSineSS, Ava, Ill. 1 Year, E. St. Louis lk Year. 40 POGGI, JOE ANN Vocational Senior Class PETERSON, JUDY Business, Honoria, 'Belle of Lag-dad' , Girls Clee Club, Peoria High l Year. PHILLIPS, JIM Vocational, I-'resh-Soph. Baseball, Manager, Intra- mural Llasketball. Plaf, Band, 'belle f 951 5 O Bagdad' . POSTELNICK, RUTH Academic, French Club, Library Club, Observer, Dramatic Club, Stunt Show. POTTS, MARTHA Business, Observer, Girls Glee Club, 'Belle of Bag- dad' , Peoria High 1 Year. PBILLEH, VEBNA Bus in-ess, Prefects, Observer QUALLS, 'DORIS Academic, Girls Glee Club, 'Belle of Iiagdad' , Observer, Roosevelt Jr. High 1 Year. HANKIN, KENNETH Academic, Spanish Club, Boys Quartet, Cross Country, 'belle of bag- dad' , 'Musical Melange', Poosevelt Jr. High l Year. REICHEL, RI CHABD Industrial Arts. 'g if V -i s r A as P fr PBYOR, WILMA Academic, Latin Club, Librar5 Club, French Club, Stunt Show, Senior Class Pl ay, Jr. Red Cross, Observer, Springfield l Year. CLASS OF '51 RAMMES, JANET Business, Cirls Glee Club, Girls Choir, A Cappella, 'Belle of liagdad' HANHJLPH, JACK Af-'f1d9'fHlC, Football, Basket- ball, Wrestling, Tradq, Key Club, Lettermenfs Club, Prefect, Stunt Show, Student Council, Pan American Club, Intramural Basketball, Vo- cational Guidance, Vice- President of School. REEVES, PATRICIA ACf1d6miC, Pan American Club, Stunt Shows, G.A.A., Honoria, Dbserver, Mixed Chorus, Dr- Cl ass Officer. REIN, PATSY Business, Observer, Jr. Red Cross, 'Musical Melange', 'Belle of Bagdad', G.A.A., Fresh-Soph. Track Queen, Office As- istant, Girls Glee Club. 41 amatic Club, Y-Teens, Prefect, REYBURN, JOAN ACl1dClrLiC, Library Club, French Club, Dramatic Club, Honoria, Extemporaneous Speaker, Debate Team, National Honor Soceity, One Act Play, Senior Class Pl ay, Masque gl Gavel.. RICHART, PATRICIA Bus iness, Orchest ra, ' Belle of Bagdad' , 'Musical Mel ange' .' IDBERTSON , DIANE MAE Business, Girls Clee Club, Girls Choir, A Cappella, 'Belle of liagdad' , Y-Teens, R031 sow, MARILYN Business, Girls Glee Club, Stunt Show, 'Belle of Bagdad' , Style Show. 42 dv' RIDDLE, ALLAN ROBERT Academic, Senior Class Play, Observer, Camera Club, Duluth, Minnesota 2 Years. ---5' RI CHARDSON, DI CK Academic, Varsity Track, Varsity Football, A Cappell Latin Club, Boys Glee Club, Intramiral Basketball, All School Pl ay, Stunt Show, Lettermen' s Club. RI CHNIAN, MARY Academic, Band, Prefect, Latin Club, Library Club Stunt Show, 'Musical Melange', National Honor Society. CLASS OF '51 ROBISON, DELORES MARIAN Business, Girls Clee Club, 'Belle of Bagdad' , Style Show, ROCK, ELAINE AcademiC, A Cappella, French Club, G.A.A. , Farmington, Ill. 3 Years 8. BOECKER, LOUISE Business, Senior Class Play, c.A.A. BOSE, CHARLAINE Academic, Jr. Red Cross, Prefect, Library Club, Latin Club, Y-Teens, Vocational G1idance, Stunt Show, Science Pre- fect. CLASS OF '51 BOSSIN, PATRICIA Academic, Stunt Show, Chicago Illinois 22 Years. RUSH, GWELDA Commercial. ROSS, FREDERI CK Industrial Arts, Tennis , Projection Crew, Intra- mural Wrestling, Mixed Chorus, Lettermen's Club. ROHDE, CAHOLYN Academic, G.A.A., Senior Class Play, Vocational Guidance, Latin Club, Debate Team, Observer. HOSENBAUM, LDROTHY Academic, G.A.A., Stunt Show, National Honor Society Honoria, Latin Club, French Club, Y-Teens, Observer, Dramatic Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee Club, A Cappella, F.'I.A., Top Ten. RUHAAK, MARY ACU-dCflliC, Pan American Club, Publicity Staff, National Honor Society, Dramatic Club, Observer, All School Pl ay, Stunt Show, One Act Play, Jr. Class Officer, Vocational Guidance, Speech Contests, Masque Sz Gavel RUSH, JOHN ACdd6miC, Prefect, Art Club. 7 RUST, WILLIAM Academic, Prefect, band. SAMSEL , DI CK Industrial AHS, Intramurals, Varsity Football, Lettermen's Club, 'Musical Mel ange', 'Lelle of Dagdad', Boys Quartet, Orchestra. SCALES, WABHEV VOCCIUOHIII, Kewanee, Ill. 2 Years . SCHLOBOHM, ROY Academic, Art Club, Band, Orchestra. 44 SAPP, JOHN JACK Academic, Football, Baseball Stunt Show, Intramurals, Pan American Club. ST. LOUIS, FELIX Academic, French Club. SANDERS, RICHARD LEE Industrial Arts, Calesburg ZZ Years. CLASS OF '51 SCHEUBLE, FREDERICK Academic, New Bichl and High l Years, Mormouth High l Year SCHLOSS ER, MARTI E Vocat iona Z, Intramu ral s . SCHNE CKENRURCEH , IJ HRNARD Vocational, Intramurals,.lr. - High-Y, Camera Club. SCHOCH, BOB ACf1de liC, Football llrest 1 1' ing, Track, Lettermen's Club CLASS GF '51 SHEELY, bETTY Business, G.A.A., Ushers Y-Teens, Stunt Show, Girls Choir. SHI ELDS , FLEANOH SELL ERS , IR V Academic, Fresh-Soph Foo t- ball Yarsiti Footba ' 1 J7 CD' Captain, basketball, Wrestl- ing, Jr. Iii-Y, Key Club, Intramurals, Nlost Valuable Mack, Track, French Club, Lettermen's Club. BUSIQHQSS, Y-Teens, Girls Clee Club, 'Belle of Bagdad' SCHNEIDER, YEPENA Business, G.A.A., Latin Club Ubserver, Vocational Guid- ance, Stunt Show. SCHULTZ, SHEILA Vocational, Art Club, Cirls Glee Club, Stunt Snow. SHELBY, JOHN GARY Industrial Arts, Football, All School Play, Intramurals, Stunt Show. SHIRLEY , JOANN Business, Stunt Show. 45 SHORT, BARBARA Business, Girls Glee Club, Girls Choir, Observer, Council. SKliI1LN , 1-QSAFRPABA A . BUSUICSS, French Club, Girls C166 Club, '-uelle of ijagdad' scum ER, DEAN Academic, Arn Club, Peoria High 2 Years. STAFFORD, JERRY Academic, Une Act Play, Intramurals, Band Roosevelt Jr. High l Year. 46 SNEDDEN, GLORIA Academic, Pan American Club, 1 SITTON, WILLA SUE Business, Science Club, Camera Club, Girls Clee Club, Stunt Show, 'Musical Melangef Student Speakers, iiureau, Land Offi cer, Observer, Head Drum Wlajorette, One Act Play, Class Offi cer, Princess of l95U Pow Wow. l Sllfllflrl, JOYCE ' Business, Class Officer, Dean' Assistant, Mixed Chorus, Y-'lee 'C Stunt Show, Style Sl1OW, Chfis mas, Jr. Ped CFOSS- Jr. Red Cross, Stunt Show, F Q51 Prefect, llajorette, Science O Prefect, Band, Gargoyle Club, C.A.A., 'Musical Mel ange' . ,, si . Zwxtu -:. :-.Q i ll 3 ng, Ska SPECK, YDNALD Academic, Band, Latin Club, Senior Class Play, 'Musical Nlelange' . STEPLN, PHYLLIS A061611-?miC, Art Club, A Cappella French Club, Y-Teens, Operetta Art Awards, Peoria High l Year STETSON, BOB Industrial Arts, Fresh-Sopb. Basketball, Varsity basketball Fresh-Soph-Baseball, Stunt Show, Mixed Chorus, Boys Cilee Club. STONE, JAMES Academic, Latin Club, Key Club Intramurals, Varsity Golf, Band, Vocational Guidance, Orchestra, Jr. Red Cross, Lettermen's Club, Student Council. SUPAN , ROBERT STEVENS, GENE ACf1d6miC, Operetta, All School Play, One Act Plays, Stlmt Show, Pan American, i-oys Quartet .lr. Class President, Observer, A Cappella, koys Choir, Varsity Football. STHATTON, DAVE Academic, Varsity Football, Varsi ty bask etball , Varsi ty Baseball, Intramurals, Latin Club, Prefect, Vocational Guidance, Class Officer, National Honor Society, Lettermen' s Club, Key Club, Honoria. 951 lndustrial Arts, 'belle of THEI SSEN, JEAN Business, Dunlap High l Year 'lllOMPSON, NOHMA Business, G.A.A., Girls Choir, Y-Teens, 'belle of Bagdad' , Girls Clee Club, 'Musical Mel ange' . Lagdad , Intramurals, Boys Glee Club. J il, 5 THOMAS. LILLIAN Academic, Style Show, Art Service Club. THORNBURG, CLYDE ACGdemiC, Wisconsin 2 Year. 47 TIUVIABSH, ISABEL Academic, Latin Club, Art Service Club, Ushers, Stunt Show. VACIIAID, OLIVIA BUSINESS, Y-Teens, Observer VAN DYKE , EL IZABETH Business. VEACH, PATRICIA Academic, French Club, Library Club, Girls Clee Club, G.A.A. THANTINA, IDNNA Business, Class Officer, Jr. Red Cross, Ushers, Latin Club, Vocational Cuidance, Y-Teens, Talisman, QuillK Scroll, Stunt Show, 'Musical Melange' . VANDYKE, BARBARA JEAN Academic. CLASS OF 951 VOCT, LESLIE ACf1d6IfliC, A Cappella, Ushers Girls Glee Club, Girls Gmoir 'Belle of bagdad' , 'Musical Melange' VOLKMAR , SYL VI A Academic WAGLER, BOB Academic, Fresh. Football, Trach, Vocational Guidance, A Cappella, Cross Country, Lettermen' s Club. WALLEH, JANET Bus iness, Offi ce Assistant, Ci rls Glee Club, French Club, Prefect, Peoria High 2 Years. WASSMUJH, MARJHA Academic, Stunt Shows, Y- Teens, Jr. Red Cross, Glee Club, 'Musical Melange' , Office Assistant, Style Show, One Act Plays, C.A.A. , WEAVER, HDNALD Academic, Band, Orchestra, Boys Choir, li0yS Glee Club, Intramurals, Stunt Show. WELK, WILLIAM CLASS OF '51 WATKINS, THELMA Academic, Girls Choir, Cappella, Spanish Club Style Show, 'Vlusical 'xlelan fe' Roosevelt J r. E 1 High l Year . c, c P Jpyac ,cf A WARD, ROSALYN Business, Girls Glee Club, Girls Choir, C.A.A. , One Act Play, Stunt Show, 'Belle of Bagdad' . WATERFIELD, MARY Academic, Light Opera En- semble, ACappella, Science Club, Style Show, Girls Glee Club, Ushers, 'lielle of hag- dad', Observer, 'Musical Melange' , Prefect. WEISS, JERRY ACCldemiC, A Cappella, boys Clee Club, Varsity Basketball, Stunt Show, Tennis, Pbotball, Pan American Club, Key Club, Lettermerfs Club, Track, 'Belle of Bagdad' , Wrestling, WEST, DICK Academic, Boys Clee Club, Intramurals, Stunt Show. WEYENETH, EDWARD Academic . WHITE, PAT Academic, Style Show, 'belle of Bag-dad' , Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee Club, Observer LLIAMS DIANE WI , Commercial, Office Assistant. WI LHELM, ROBERT Academic, Mixed Chorus, Intramurals. 50 -'v-- - 'Q ' . i - ': fi' EE: A A iiee , 'IS' ,, WILDENRODT, DICK Academic, Champaign Ill. 3 5Q! aw Y FSCLASS OF I si k.- ,c 4 if A f A I -f ' ' fig - . ,i ,. 'x f ,,f:3p: , WHEELER, MARILYN Business, A Cappella, Light Opera Ensemble, Y-Teens, Ushers, 'Lelle of liagdad' , 'Musical Melange', Prefect. WI CHTMAN, MARY Academic, Jr. Red Cross, National Donor Society, Observer, Debate Team, 'Musical Melange' , Student Speakers Bureau, Honori a, One Act Pl ay, National Forensic, Quill Sz Scroll, Stunt Show, Senior Class Play, Junior Prom Queen, Y-Teens, Vocational Guidance, Dramatic Club, Masque and Gavel. 51 WILLIAMS, LYNN Academic, Pan American Club, Stunt Show, Senior Class Play, Kirkwood Mo. 2M Years. WILLIAMSON, GERALD Industrial Arts, Hot Springs Arkansas, l Year. WI SNEB, J AMES Vocational . WOOLSEY, BONNI E Vocational, Girls Clee Club, YOU NGLOVE , NANCY Vocat ional, Style Show, G.A.A. F 951 YOUNG WESLEY 0 Industrial Arts, Baseball, Football, Lettermen' s Club. ...ui WITZIG, RICHARD Academic, Mixed Chorus, Key Club, Let:termen's Club, Varsity Football, Fresh.- Soph. Basketball, Pan American Club, lntramurals, Stunt Show, Wrestling, Track. YOUNG , KA'l HLEEN 3 3 , Q 'I f ZIMMEHWAN, BOB Academic, Fresh.-Soph Track Cross Country, Art Club, Boys Choir, Stunt Show. J 641 J. W. BELL President 4,5 A if L, X X ff, f f, fgxf fi X46 GLORIA MYERS MAHLYN SITTON Secretary 'N fxf NX Qi S JUDY TURL V1ce-pres1dent Treasurer 'Q 19 hiv .. vs 'ff Wm. f. A f, , RONALD ED ACHTERBERG ARNOLD MARIE MARILYN ALEXANDER ARNOLD MIKE NORMA ALLAR AVERY JANIS HATTIE ALLEN BALDWIN BARBARA DAVID ANDERSON BARKER ROGER BONNIE ARENDS BARRETT TY BASSETT JOANN BAYER LESLIE E. BAYSINGER J. W. BELL BILL BENNER MAX BERKOWITZ 2 R N we BgifgQ5,fi5ai 7. L x PHYLLIS BILLERBECK TOM BISHCP DARRELL BLAIR JERRY BOESCH JERRY BOHART BILL BQLDRY MIKE BOLLMAN DON BOWTON BEVERLY BRADLEY MICHELINE BRAJON SUE BRODBECK CHARLES BRCUGHTON if 3 Il' EJ . .e! .-x, -4 4. sy N xx Xe ,, 'S-an DARLENE BROWN N ETTI E BROWN BETTY BROWN I NG RICHARD BRYAN DEI RDRE BRYANT CLOTEEL BURBANK CHERI DA BURCHELL LOI S BURDETTE BARBARA BURDI CK GL ENN BU XTON N AN CY CARR J E SSE CARROLL CLARENCE CASTLE CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN H..SIE CHECKLIN J ACK CHI TTY G EO RGE CHR I STOPH ER PAT CLARK BOB CLOUD AUDREY CLO YD PHYLLI S COLE SHARON CDLLINS BOB CDLWELL JEANNE CDRZIN E BI LL KDSTELLIA RI CH ARD CRI DER J CN CHDWE JIM CUNNINGRAM GIARL ES CURRY BERNA CUTLER vi 235 1 wiv :wa x A G il Q if 'Q X. UM M -nr-mv EARL DAMARIN DON DARNELL NORMA DAVIS WMNE DMS! DICK DAY SARA DAY J 'fn if JIM DEVNI s J ACK DENTUN ERI CKSON FI TP ATRI CK J EANNE GERALD J AY DOOLEY ERRICN FLANAGAN EENN1 E JAMES ELAM ERWIN BILL FLEMING JIM BI LL JIM BVIERY EVANS FREDELL RI CHARD DOROTHY DON EWGELBRECHT FARREE FRY ERIKA JACK J EAN ERIG1 FERRIAS FUNK LM in A fw ALBERT FUSON JANE GARRETT SHIRLEY GESS NORMAN GEYER KEN GILLIG JUANITA GILMAN 9 : .1 Al.: L A., f xi' JA,Af! AJ Ame 7? -,1 2 .L J 1 Y' 5 1 5 -J' BARBARA GINOCCHIO CNIL GLACENSKI PAUL GLUCK RUTH GOSS JOY GOULD BOB GRANT EVELYN GRANT JERRY GRANT BMHMRA GHTNE MELVIN GREENE CAROL GREER DARRELL GRESHAM KEN GRIDLEY GLEN GROWE GENE HACKER DONNA HAFELE WARREN HAKES MAURICE HAMRICX 4 I A Ni 1- in f 5. .3 , K in W CHRI STINE DONNA HANSEN HEAIHOOAT BOB HAROLD HAN SON HEDGHS JUANITA RI CHARD HARRIS HEI SE GTARLES J Hsslz HAUPTLY HENDERSON J ERRY DOR1 s HAWKINS HEBMAN MARILYN BILL HAYN ES HEIMANN ,nv lv' QV f'fX E. xD '- .,,.M f A is if .Y BERNETTA HESS SHIRLEY HESSLING JIM HEWITT VIVIAN HILAND BILL HOERR FLORENCE HOERR GENE HGH? BARBARA HOFFMAN DON HOFHWAN BARBARA HOLMES BLAINE IKDLIICE JIM HOLZINGER MARVIN HORNSTEIN JIM HOWAT KYLE HOWELL JEAN HUBBLE DOLORES HUBERT WALTER HUFF JOHN HUMPHREYS DONNA HU STON MARTHA HUSTON KEN HUTCHCRAFT MAX HUTION EILEEN JOHNSON GERTRUDE JOHNSON JOHN JOHNSON MARILYN JOH SON MELVIN JOHNSON SHIRLEY JOHN SDN VIVIAN JOHNSON 52 .Q 'IP' .uv qu A W L -M 3 ss 'T' i an I wa.. E f , BARBARA JANE JURIM KELLER PONNI E RONNIE KAMP KERR LYDELL SHIRLEY KARRICK KI DD BILL JACK KASEBI ER KILLE RICHARD JAGQI E KAYLOR KING FRANCI S LOI S KELLER KING SONIA KLEIN SHIRLEY KLOGQENGA L EO KLU TE NANCY KNAPP B EVERLY KNOB EIDCH G. E. KNOBELOCH f' if A O J EAN KNOLL MARY KOECHLE M ARL EV E KOHLER WALT KU ECKS MARY' N KUEHL IDLORES KUNKLE JOHN LANKTON CONN I E LAWREN CE CHARLES LEDGERWOOD CDNNIE LEE DCNALD LEMMON MARI LOU LEWI S ,M-. 'li' 5 . . W M.. f. Lf x if- 23 TERRY LE WI S JOYCE LINDEN IIJAN E LOVESTRAN D NANCY LUTKER IDN ALD LYON S CAPOL MPCE ROBERT MADDRI E BOB M aHARRY DALE MAI ER RONNI E MAJ ERUS DALE MARSH FRANK MARSHALL NANCY MARTIN CAROL E MASON SHAIUN M CCADIIJN JACK McCDMBS LORENE M cDON ALD IIJLORI S MCEVERS JUANITA MCFALL EVA MCGARRY SHI RLEY M cGUI RE TIM MEYH? SALLY MI LHOU S HARRY MILLER J ACK MOLL E04 DAN MORSE CAROL MUM A GABER ELL A MURRAY GJORI A MYERS MARILYN NASH H A J?,gM!4f .a 5 4 5 'G JOAN NELSON CARROL N EWBY JOYCE NOLAN MARTHA NOONAN DARRELL O ARD JUN E OETZEL . I x, KJ, . ESQ A f M ARL EN E OST E RM AN IDN PANU S MARY ANN PARKER IDNNA PARK IN SDN CHARLES P EER J ERR Y PEM B ERTON IDNN A PETERS MARTHA PETERSJN MARY PETERSDN DAVE PETTI T DICK P FI STERER BARBARA PHI LLI PS NOIWI AN PO ST DAVI D POTTER MARGI E POTTER JEAN POTTORE G ED RG E RAEU RE R HB RASG IERT LOU I SE RAT! IM AN HJR REED X ELM A RHODES LUB RI CE CAROL RI CE JOYCE RI CHARDSON af' 'N Nr we if ' 1 'QW' A s fi? s fl-A ANNA RICKARD BOB RIDGELY DELORES RIGGS FONNY ROBBINS PATRICIA ROBERTSON DEAN ROGERS VERN ROHDE BERNIE ROHMAN JOE ROMANEK RDNELLA ROMANS WAYNE ROOT ARTHUR ROSE EVELYN ROTH SHIRLEY RULE BETTY RUSSELL JERRY RUSSELL PHYLLIS RUSSELL DALE RYAN JERRY SAWYER WALT SCHAEFFER JOHN SCHERMER CAROL SCHNEIDER SNVDY SCHWARTZBEG4 PAT SCOTT DICK SCRIVNER IDN SELVY JOANNE SEMLOW MARLENE SEWARD MARILYN SEYMOUR MELVINA SHADID I 3 uk XX -55' I 5 27221 JOYCE S1AN ER SANDRA SHELEY DONNA SHELL LAMBERT SIMMS KAY SIMPSIQN MARLYN SI TTON ARDENE SVIITH BARBARA SMI T H BETTY SMITH IDWARD SHI TH MARY SMITH PAT SVI I TH FOBERT SVIITH DEAN SNYDER JOAN SDMM ERVI LLE HAROLD STAFFORD TERRY STAUSKI CLYDE ST EN SDN I H93 .l GENE STPP ZINSKI J . STIMELING CLI FPO RD SI' I M EL Y L FINARD SHUT IXJNN A STRINGER HAROLD SJTTON SHIRLEY SWIGER DELVERNA SZABADOS RAY SZI IDN DELORI S TAT E BARBARA TAYLOR HANK TAYLOR 495' Ji. V Q 'fu fi? xg' if . ll tw CLARA TEGG MARY J EAN THOMPSON ISABEL TI DM AH SH PAT 'IRAVI S JUDY 'IURL POSEMARY VanDYKE MARY V anLANINGHAM BOB VANN DAN VEBBEKE RACHEL VINCE SUV YA VGSEL KATI IL E FN VOSIDN MARY VOSS FONDA WAGN ER TOM WAL TON JOHN WALWER IDBI S WAR SCH AW SK I DICK WASSVIUTH BETTY BI LL BETTY SALLY WEATHERS WHI PP DONNA SARA WEBB WHITAKEH CARL MIKE WEBER WHITE BETTY BARBARA WELCH wE1 TLOW JERRY MARY WETNER WI CKEBT :nfs ,vi ...ur ,, 'X ., .av ,W UPN If PIIYLLIS KENNETI1 WIPZIAANIH WIl,1.1 AMSKIN VNINSKI JUANN BOB me VFHL Y w1L1.1 AMS wr LLI s warm SHIl1Ll'1Y JANET mm A W LLI MS WI Lsox wucmmsw 9 ,J l . A I U1 S V201 Pl . Pi Y IUHUTIIY WOZYIAK Hl CHIAHD WYNIJ Y HIAWATHA H111 Iflmnlng re C , KAHC fl. IDN Ciif hlllliii If YJCPI' li Y A ZINiN1IilWAN dr H1 iw 1111 1 fit.:-S Uwe- five-r famili' , 'Q 1 Thus the youLhful Hiawatha Said within himsel f and pmuiered Much perplvxed by various fwelings, Listlflss, longing, hoping, fearing, HIT-'8ITliIlg sti ll of MIIHI Qllzlh 21, Ui Llxe lovealv Laughing Water, f acotalls. In Lime land of tht U1 Lorxgfellow 1 RUHE OF THE ANCIENT MARINER Every incoming freshman, like Jeep Willms, looks forward to learning this phrase. I 1 Water, water, everywhere, and all the boards did shrinkg ever where Water, water, Y ' , Nor any drop to dT1Hk., Cbleridge JULIUS CAESAR Bill Shaffer plays a major roll as Mark Antony. 'Friends, Romans, countrymen, Lend me your earg l come to bury Caesan Not to praise him.' Shakespeare 19 Qc xfi f Q Q , 4 w K 5 2- 3 K ff. -. TCN BACHTOL D PreSident I-an HY MAHGIE WIELAND GAYLE BUHNETTE Secretary Treasurer X 1, fl! j i?gj 55 0 JIM BROWN Vice -president S 7 1 .4 we x L I! RX X OX-' T ' 4 IDIS MW MARY RAYMOND GLEN now PHYLLIS ADA MAE AIBQTT ADIJ1 S ADDI S AE SCHLIMAN ALLEN ALLEN MIEN BUDDY CAROL .IO JIM JO ANN SHIRLEY TOVI WANDA AVI EN AN DEH SON AN DE RSON AN DEH SUN AUG SBU HG ER B ACHTDLD B AER J ACK BAI Pill SHIRLEY BELFOBD JERRY BIRKET . 'IB PAT EIAINJIDGK BARBEE BARBARA PATRI CI A BELL B ELL LARRY J ANI 5 BI SHOP BL ACKBUBN DON EABKER PAT BERG IIJNNI E BLUM EN HADEH if VW A SHIRLEY BAHKER NOHVIA BERGI A HJBERT HJETIGER NELSON BAHRIGQ DAVI D BEBGSTROM CHARLES BCLL IN GER EMILY BAUWENS SHIRLEY BILL BI LL BOURLET ru' R A P EGGY BOYEH SANDRA BUCHANAN IXJNN A CAMPL4 ELL CAROL U I APM AN DELOHES CONLEY J UDY CAROL BOB J AGC J IM ED RRANNON BREWER BROWN BROWN Bmw BRUGGEMAN J ANP CAROL GAYLE JON YVONN E JUDY BUGG BURK BURN ETTIC BURNHAM BUPNHAM CAMEN1 SCH CLA S S O F ' 5 3 JOAN ROB BETTY EARL LLOYD VELLA Cmffy CARR CARTER CARTER CARTER CAYAYAUUI E D CTN E IDNNA ROOO EH ROR J UDY CL ARR CL ARK CLEFB CL LMM ER C0 P3 COLL! N S LARRY MARY RODCER BOB KEN CARY CONRAD OOOK CLPLEY CORLEY CORN ELIU 5 COX 'S A V 6 I :V ' ' Eg 'T ' ' -zz? 5 f fi f 42:5 mn I ' LR f 13 'fi . A v l- , 'W O ps. ' ! Q GERALD IINA CRANK CLNNINGHAM DARLEYE BILL DIHRMN DODSQN GEORGIA RICHARD EATON EDDY LU ANN SU ZANN E ELWOOD ELWOOD ROLAND JIM FLANAGAN FLEISHER ,mn A ALICE OAROLE RONALD CURRY DARNELL DHVNI s NANCY DAVE BILL LIDWLING DOWNS DRAPER CLASS OF '5 FRED MARGRETHE DUN EHMANN EK STRUP ELLI S EARL EOE EERYL ENGSTROM FALADQA FARLIN RALPH SHIRLEY ROGER FORD ROSTER FRITGi ALBERT DENTINO FAY DUNCAN BEVERLY ELLWANGER EDNA FEESER ZONA GALE PAT DIEHM ART DURAND JO ANN ELWOOD DON FILZEN DICK GARDNER r uw fa W. f - ' X pi fix'- 4 . Y W ,' ,. V M. ,gywfi 1:iiE1 Q L 4 ,- '.':. ' i' I1 yu .J 'R rg -4, An. A ff? GARY G ARDN ICR JOE GOEIJEL JIM GROVES BETTY HAMMER GUY HATFI ELD s 5 'ff MARY LOU RONNY LESTER GAUWI TZ GERARD GERVIAN JOYCE J ANR BARBARA GOODRI CH GOTT GRAHAM CHARLES ROBERT CHARLES HAFELE HAGHVIEYER HAKES MARTHA PAULA RONNI E HAMPTON HAMPTON HANKINS GEORG1 A JOYCES MARY HAWKINS HEDGES HEDSTRDM VY f MNWEI11 DON JOEL GIEDD GINZ GLUCK DON PAT HERBERT GRAHAM GREEN GRESS 9 1sRR111A DELORES ROSALI E HALLOR HAMILTON HAMILTON PHYLLIS CAROL J ERRY HARMS HARPER HART RONALD WALTER HOWARD HHINOLD HELMICK HEPMAN f'3 N8 A -'mx if J Hawk mdk: If' x, ELAIN Pl KATHRYN GLORI A AL BILL DON JULI A HESS HESS HETHERLIN IIETZZL HILL HILL HIIL SHI RLEY ED MARIORI R MAX D104 PAT WARHPN HINTI IOIAN HOERR ROERR HOERR HOFFMAN HOLL ER IDXI1 ,NNN C LA S S OF ' NE D JOHN THOMAS IE ANE L YL E DHIIJRIZS SHI RL EY HORR INS HORN HORVELI, HOWARD HOWARD HCBHAHD HUCHEY CINE JO ANN CRAIC FRANCES IRA C. VERDIOV SHIRLEY IHOWS IHONS IVERS JACKSON JACKSON JAMI SON JAHVAGAN SHERRY EJJLALLA DONNA PHYLLIS N ANCY ANN MARILYN SANUPY4 JENESON JENKINS JENKINS JENNINCS JOHNSON JOYCE KALL I I , ii Q I , A 'a a Fx If 34. 1,87 3 I 545 Q JACK KELLEY JANET KNAPP JEAN LADLEY DON LF MASTER SHI RLEY MAY LI ST A? DAVE DONNA JOHN BOB DARLENE CHARMAINE KAMMERER KASHNEH KEACH KELLER KELLER KELLY STANLEY RONN I E DAVI D DONNA KAY LA VEE ROGER KERKEB KETTELKAMP KINGSLEY KIRKBHI DE KLINE KNAGG5 CLAS S OF 95 3 RAYMOND SHIRLEY HJUWEY BIU. CHARLES JANET KNI SLEY KNOBLOG4 KOIIL KOHJER KOON CE KYLE LAP-HY SHIRLEY BILL J ACK SiAmN SH AEON LAESCH LANDWEHR LARKE LAWLESS LEE LEMAN MARY SHELLY MABCIA LAUREL SUZANNE IDBI S LEMKBVIANN LEMON LEV LEWI S LEWIS LIHULT f K' s Q j! .UH nf. x I ,Iv fl , xl , VI J I JA, A -ff W' I i, J hDHMgQ3g35w9EQ fy-fx E PWS fxk I , If If? 1 Q! X, Y J , .W V E, Y Wi SHIRLEY J ERRY DICK AUDREY SHARQN LI VENGOOD LONERGAN LOSH LOVING LOWDER ETHEL MAE MELVIN DONNA BARBARA JEAN LYQN 5 M ACARI M ARTI N MATAYO MATBANGA IMOGENE MEI SGINHW HARRY D. MILLER BOB MUNDELIUS DAVI D MI CH EL SON SHIRLEY MILLER LAVONNE MUNI S BARBARA CAROL M I LES MI LLER KATHERINE PHYLL1 S MI SFELDT MOHN BILL JOH MUPPHY MURPHY CECI LEA MILLER KENT MOHR SHI RLEY MURRAY ..,,-A If W My I EYAH CATH ERI N E LOW E GEORGE MAXEY DONALD MILLER PHILLIP M OLDENHAUER J EAN MURRI E Q - 1 6+ ,- . 1 , 44 13 nf A :i:', , 5 ' 62 A Za 4'A.A'.1. PAT LOWERY JIM M CMORRI S DOROTHY MILLER BILL MORGAN MARILYN MURRIE 'fs ffyfi ' A .nr A x, L 2 S 9 'A 2' . r f ,, K 5 L fr QW' -it fam I 1 BEVERLY MARTHA HELEN BONITA JEAN MYERS NEIS NEWMAN NICHOLS NICHOLSON SHIRLEY WARREN JOYCE BARBARA PAUL E. 0'GRADY OLDHAM OPPER PARKER PEARSON CLASS OF '53 NORMA IXWNA JAG4 NANCY ROBERT PETERSON PETZING PHILLIPS PHILLIPS PITSUVBARGER ANITA DIXIE GARY DONALD CAROL POWERS PRICE PRIDDY PUGH RAUIE CLARENCE LETTY JACK LORAINE JACK REASON REBHOLZ REES REMELIES REUM HARLENE NILES PAUL F. PEARSON SAM POLK FRANK RASCHERT BETTY REYNOLDS PAT O'BRYANT JAY PENELETDN KEITH POSHARD PHIL RASTATTER BOB REYNOLDS , MW we mmm ff ya- - f M 7 J in-ff my -8 W I I ,S 'ff-nu ' Y, ' , 1 J J'fV!J? -1? JUDY GENE ED TED JOANNE CDNNI E SHI RL EY RHOADES RHODE S RI CE RI CE RIMM EY R004 ROEGH EH P AOL EDRRE ST FERN ALBERT GARY P AT RUTH ROSENAR ROSS ROSS HOTHOLTZ RUNYAN SAMSEL SANDS CLAS S OF ' J AGKI E DON CAHYL I RFNE BESSI E HOB BARBQRA SAYNE SCHAFFEB gqmgpp SGHI EL EIN SGHLEI GH SCHLOBOHM SCHN H DER MARY JEAN ADRIAN PAT CYNIHIA GEORGE DELORES BI LL SGTREPFEH SOJULTZ SCURHAH SEI FERT SEI z SELLERS SH AFFER E EITY CAHLA DOLORES PHYLLI S J ANET JOANN TOM SH AVER SHAW SHEI RY SHERWOOD SHORT SHORT SHORT 1? 'sf , j I 1 T 1 P AT SY DQN N A Sl I ROWS SIMP SON DON J EANN li SMITH SMITH RONALD JQ ANN STAGQ STAMPS SHI P-L FY BOB STEHIN STEWART HUSAL1 li BOB STUM I'ITZ SULASKI ii KT .3 fy J' ,.f' uf A I ff E I gf vw... I Q , Am -J '75 fp. EMM fx , 1 5 :T I :if J 'J' :HV x A 5, N MANY LORRAIN R DRLORI S PHI L AN 1 TA 51 M g SINN SLOAN SVI ART SVU TH PATRI CI A Tl IOHA 305514 SANDY DUN SMI TH SMLTII 5014011 S SOLLAHS SPFIHHY CLAS S OF ' MAH1 If RAL1-11 MARTLYN CARULE su1RLm' STALB STAN H-T-1R ST RCA EN STHI N HB STI-II N EH SHIRLEY NORMAN BARBARA QROVRR BRUCE STIM FLT NG STOCKER sTRlf11TmA'1TrR STRONG STUART MARTY J RAN BARBARA MARY DALE SULLI VAN SUTEIR TAYLOR TRRRHLL THOM AS a A - 5 29 If L xv T fv-A iw gym L L 5 ,, ', T A ,Q . A A A 6' EUGENE THOM A S J ERRY UTLEY ' .E A A, 5 I Z 5 x .5 Ui: , MQRGAN J ACK EDWARD ROSE BI LL TERRY THDRN 'IDN TROTTER TRUNK TU FFEN TEAM ER TWEDELL UM DERSEOCR RONALD DAVEL NQRMAN DINAH BARBARA PAULINE VAN LAN INGHAM VOIGI WADE WALDER WALDRON WARNRI1, SHERI S WARREN PHIL WEIN STEIN P RI SCI LLA WI GHTM AN DICK WINSHIP CLASS OF BILL JUDY VIRGINIA WELCH WELSH WENNERHDLT CHARLES RONNI E LARRY WIKLE WILLIAMSON WILLSON DALE BEVERLY WANDA J0 WI SE wi TZIG MORKMAN JIM WI CKERT MARY WILMSEN SHIRLEY WRIGHT MARGIE WI ELAND IELVETA WILSON WILLIAM WRIGHT FRED WEAVER RALPH WI E SEH AN LARRY WINKLER JEAN YOST If A AQ i , . A R: 7, 3 J 5 4297 4 A 'P QQ 'Q MARILYN NELSON Secretary NJ 1 fb Db Qig, xi!! LN, I X S we 54 xv f KF L MARILYN MELVIN President 'if 6:9 DICKQ DUNN Vice-president L 1' av J b x f ff Jfig ffg, JE WANDA HUTCHCRAFT Treasurer O L '21 0 'QP I I L. A My -I f, ff' X ,, ,. J, ,ZA ,WYWWJWVVA f Y 'Q A ' N , ef Z 3' N il E 3' 5 Q .I m .' Q If if fl 2 f wk Z, -'ff ah 1 7 I 1 -. v '- .J I V , I ' X gd: ,V .,,, W AV 1? -V 1, k -I f A I A ' I I Q , A A -A , AA-,l 3 ya I ' I If A h I A 'Adi l l Q A KEITH WILMA JOYCE BILLIE BALZELL BRGNICIK BI LLERRECI4 BOOK ,iv I -fn' CHARL ENE WILL1 E DELBERT RU SSELL A615 A HARRY BELL BIRELINE BOOK A A ALICE BETTY BEVERLY LOI s ,ig ,. ' 2 W ,',LA A HART B ENN RTT BI SCHOFF BOSWHLL 5 A I , - 1 .- ,f x I if A . J ERRY DAN I EL J ACK RONALD BASTI AN BERG STROH BI SHOP BOZARTH Nix - 9 HI CRARH REX JOE JI-,RRY I , BATES BESSL PIR D BITNW BHWWR FRANCES RONALD EDMON D A112313 RAVIS BESSL EH BL A04 A HON SONJA - , 5, LEVI TA HAIDLD ABBOTT ANDERSEN f' I ERI DGES HROWN CAROL YN LA VERNE I K Nm-H QIARLES ADAMS AHENDS 4 BIEIZJDCIIVIAN BRUBAK ER AUDBICY JIM JENITA LILLIAN ADDI S AVEH ,A 331 STOL BUQQ SIILRLHY SHARRON 'T E MABCELLA JOHN AHERHAY BAEB If A BRITT HUGE JUUY JIM . I 2' , NANCY PHIL AL LXANDPAR BAHKEH Q Ifgg. BROCKMEYHH BURN ETTE RONALD DAVID KENNY PENNY ALLEN BAK ER BHODPIRI G4 ISUTFICRFI ELI SE E ii. ,3 : ' Illlllllll Cf 1125! is DICK CALDWELL GARY CAMPBELL RALPH CARMI CHAEL JIM CARPENTER JOYCE CARTER JIM CAUGHEY ,, s . ,f-,. ,ww if f PATRI CI A CLAYBOURN SHIRLEY CLEVELAND RUSSELL CLOUD MARY CLOYD JOYCE KDCHRAN EDYTHE OONGER 4 uw ws ' M- 9 7 Q ff' A ,,,, I VONN A LOU CHAMBERS I . 'K 9 ,' E? ROBERT Ewf A fV,' CHEAK YH Lea MARINA GIIAMES GLHV H. CHILD ALEX CHRI STOPH ER, HANNA CLARK V Z3 ij ,, 'x . ,S BOB COOK M ARY COOPER TI IOM A S CDOT ER BOB CDUGHLIN BILL CRAIG JAMES E. CIDNE 4 1 fl SH I RL EY CROWDER DEAN CUNN IN GRAM J AGI CURTI S ELDON CUTL ER CATH ERI N E CVIK LOI S DAMARIN DON DAVI S FREDERI CK DAVI S R I CHARD DAVI S ELINOR DAWSON J OHN NWARU 1' DAWSON CLARIWCE DEEVER ,I J' BEVERLY DEFIBAUGH ROBERT De SELM S HETTI E DI SHMAN JACK DOEBLER WI LLI S DOLEN J AN I CE DPOLL .4 'E rf' x B CB DRYD EN LOUI SE DUNCAN DICK DUNN RONNI E IIJRAND DONN A EATCN J O ANN EATON BETTE EBERLE ALBERT EDENBURN JIM EGGERICHS MARGARET EHLEN ROD EHRLICH BETHEA EKSTROM 55, - V I E' 4 'T aZ.m N W 2 nf r ,.waa ' uw, I ROYCE ELLIOTT AUDREY ELLIS MARY ELZER BILL EMERT MICHAEL ENDRES BILL ENTWISTLE HARRIETT ERIGI FLORENCE ERICKSON ARLINE EVANS JOCELYN EVANS DON FARDEN JO ANN FARRER BOB FAVORITE JIM FELDMAN CARL FIDLER EDITH FIELDS BILL FINNEY MARILEE FOGLESONG PAT FOSTER JACK HWLER DON FRAKES BETTY FRAZIER WANDA FULLER BOB FUNCANNON JAMES FYKE JOANNA GAINES HAROLD GARRETT CAROL GAURAN FRED GEORGE ROSELYN GERBER Ilsgggi!!! MARLENE GIBBS BARB GILLINGHAM GEORGIA GIVENS GENE GLEICHMAN GEORGE GLEICHMAN RONNIE GOBLE DONNA GOLDEN DONNA GRAHAM JOHN GRAVES NADINE GREEN CARL GRUSS RUDY HABBEN 75, ,J XT L ,wma 6 ,-qi ilgRTE ,c y JAMES HAFELE JANICE HALLOR DARLA HAMM ROGER HANSON JANE HARD BOB HARLAN KEN HELMS PAT HELMS KAY HENDRICKS PAT HENDRICKSON CHARLES JIM HERRIMAN HAROLD HEWARD YVONNE HILL BILL HININAN RONNIE A ,. QPR '4 4 M515 22 ' i, .-ff? , SHARON HARPER WARREN HARRIS CAROL HARTING KATHY HARTRICK RONNIE HASTINGS SHIRLEY HAUPTLEY xg! HENNINGER PHYLLIS HERMAN HINES 9 D ANN HOLLER . I 5 Y B .3555 mils W 1 ff S w A 1 ' if ' :Haw wwf? I MORGAN CLARALRNE HOMAN luis WAYNE CHARL ES ,., HOM AN J ACOR -A - J AG4 ROR ,Q A A HUBHR J AMES PATRICK THPD HUNT JIPRI s MIKE pgggy HUSTON JOHN SJN WANDA J IM R' , A 5 HUTCHCRAFT JOHN STON ' 1 If if wg OALJ E A 5355532 V: Q --1' I ,,. , ,, :gs EDWQN BARBARA JONES KARRICK I X my Q, K PAT JOE JON ES K EVN ELL A RALPH PAUL J IM JON ES K FNT ROGER HOLLA JON ES KESTNER SHI RLRY GARY JONES KING GERALOINR J UDI E JORDAN KING A1 2? A I Z 43 , DOROTHY KINGSLEY DENNIS KIRBY MARY KISER SHERYL KNICKERBOCKER RICHARD KNIGHT MARTIN KNOLL Tw, I, 1 - HM S I ARTHUR KNUTH ED KOEGILE ROBERT KOENGETER ELAINE KOLB DONNA KRETZ CLAIRE KUMPF 3 Y X 'LQf3 A , mgiiggggg 1 D1i4Jv T, ' ROBERT SHARON KENT KUNZ LEE LOOK JLMN PAUL BOB KWEKKEBOOM LEWIS LOPPIN MYRNA NANCY ANITA LAUBE LINCOLN LQWERY PAT FRANK MARY LAVIGNE LINDBERG LOWERY CAROL WANDA 9 MARY Lou LEDGERWOOD LISLE LUTKER BOB BOB DOUGLAS LEE LIVINGSTON MacDONALD fklagwkmg N. Y iw -r , M hw 7 :' fx- ' 1. LEVERETT MANSFIELD SPERO MARGARIS ROGER MARSH JERRY MARSHALL DICK MARTINS DONNA MATHESON L 'V Mg . 4, sr. a DICK MATHISON DONNA MATTHEWS ELAINE MCCADDON BARBARA MCCOMB RALPH MCCOY CHARLES MCDONALD 13 f 1 M9 A 1 Flpf?- V F , ' U 4 MARDEEN McDOWELL JAY DEE MCGEE BILLY MCIRVIN BEVERLY McKAY MARILYN MELVIN NITA MEYERS I N I 84 f-by 3- BERT MILLER J ACK M1 LL ER THERESA MUDD J ACK MURPHY WINI FRED MURPHY BOYD N EAVEI LL E . JF y uf. EB'2 W , M 'Y , 1.,g 5 ' g av .A I JK az 1 -9 MARI LYN NELSON JOHN NI XON MARK NIXON RUBERTA NOTT CAHDL YN PANUS CHARLES PARC ER MYRTLE PARKER BENNIE PASLEY SH ARON P ATTI SDN JOHN PAVELKA RONALD PEMBLE MARGARET PFI STERER fb is me BARBARA PHELPS BILL PI ERSON J ACK P I ERSON CAROLYN PLANCK DONALD POGGI CAROL POLLOCX Q , if ,xi xx! E4 1, X W,,x J 1 1 , QTX ff. . .,::- w sk is YM' ali MU RR AY POPLE ROB PRHYTI SS CAROLE PRI RBLE J ERRY PRI CE LeROY PUGH RAY RAGER 2 .-,L ,af I - i N ELL I E RATI iM AN CECIL RAY ANN REED J ACK RE ED LEOTI S REED EUGENE REI CHEN EKER .gnQ X I . If il if ,Q 4 g 73,15 UA I5 I Wax. -5495 3 K Q J A H3f,' Q EK-'52 gc 1 MARY RI BM AN LARU E RI CK ETTS SUSANNE RIMINGTON BERNARD RING IDN RI SINGER DUAN E ROBRIN S if A-.K if VIARI E ROEGIER .I ANE ROHDE ROENA IDMANS STEV E ROOT DAVE ROSS JACK POWE 85 -G A E, 35 ROBERT SCOBIE 3 6 EMMA mu A SEELY , if A 3 . A CAHOLYN SELBURG FRED SIADID KAREN JIM RUDD SHIRLEY RUSSELL MARY RUST MARION SALMONS SHIRLEY SANDERS BILL SCHAAL SHAFER DOROTHY SHELTON JANE SCHLYEE PAUL SCEMEISSEE GLEN SCHOFIELD b DOROTHY 'I .L sc:HwAETz V , NANCY I SCHWARTZBECK - if KAY SCHWENK 4 M Q DUANE SHELTON DOROTHY SHORT DONNA SHRUM BILL SIMPSEN EUGENE SIMPSOV DAVID SLAVENS 4' A , ,- , Y 9 JOAN SMITH WILLIE SMITH DONNA SMOOT SHARON SNYDER DON STAFFORD CHESTER STAGE ffdm W J ' ' 1 , i . -'xl .:' 4 'sk A F A I if I ,, N .Y 1' 91 Y , E. -Eff' ,ga Y, IEA lv, N . ,, , ADA STANHOPE HELEN STAUB DONALD STEAR SHEILA STEEN OD DOUGLAS STOTT VIRGINIA STRAWN LETER vs. , IIIIIEHIII user ,f fs - ,E 5 peg v', A ROGER STRODE NICKIE STROFF DV IGHT STRUTER KARIN SULLIVAN KENNETH SUTTER MURIEL SUTTON ,J F 1 sm X , ,,v Q I . 'gif Q iffiminmwv Y Qi E SAMMY SWIGER DAVE SWORDS BEVERLY TERRELL LINDA THEISSEN JOHN THHOBALD CHARLES THOMAS R55 .fins 'fe -407 Q P T Y 3 I W ig K J OSEPHINE GEORGE THOMPSON VAN LANINGHAM SHIRLEY THOMPSON BI LL TROTTER ROBERT TROTTER RO BERT TU CK ER GLORI A VAN DYKE DICK VAN NORMAN CHERI E VOGT BOB V OLK GREGORY VOROS G ERALD WAGN ER xx W 1 'iggri 81,5 V ,LY A-i dlsfj , A I . I Us an Je HERBERT WI DDOW S IDROTHY W I LHI TE JIM WILLIAMS GARY WI LLMS BEVERLY K -as -.., .E . BETTY WO ERN ER JOHN WOLCOTI' ROBERT WOLFE CAROL WOLLAN D LILLIANN hw! ' 4 2 1 ' Q fi, I A F' J 'Q BEVERLY RI CHARD WAINRIGHT WELCH GUNN ARD WI LBL-RN WALLDEN WELCH BOUI S EV EL YN WATSON WHARTON SHIRLEY MALEITA WEBB WHITAKER JQANI CE BEVERLY WEBBER WHI TE BI LLI E J O JOE WEBBER WHI TELY W I LSON NANCY WILSON WOODS JAMES WRIGHT 'iff V 32 'if' DON WY SS DAVE YATES BEVERLY YORK DARLEN E YURGL TI PAT ZENOR EMILY ZERWEKH IN MEMORIAM Madelyn Hermann ller heart was as pure as the morning de Her faith had no taint of alloyg In a garden of love she lived and grew ft' And sang with the accent of joy. All down the trail of wondrous days, Ng-nw.-. She walked in the second mileg Doing good deeds in a thousand ways, And wearing that wonderful smile. 'Let me go home' to the Master she said And whispering a final good-hy, The angels of God came down to her bed And carried her soul to the sky. Rev. G. C. Fhessman June 24, 1935 December 6, l950 -....................z...-z....... ....-......--....--...--.........:.....- ---,,,, ,,,.- -.. --...--..:::..---..-....-:-....-.:::.-:-..........-....--............... ....- ...--.. atinnal Svrhnlamtir lgrrnz Aimnriatinn 1950 ALL-AMERICAN YEARBOOK CRITICAL SERVICE 6 W TQ 1 an In recognition of its merit.: is awarded Zfirat Gilman ilinnnr Rating in tlze Tliirtietli National Yearlzoolc Critical islervice of tlze National Scholastic Press Association at.: tile University of Minnesota, Sclzool ofjournalism, tlzis First clay of November, sxcnmcamcz or nxrmcs ALL-AMERICAN - - summon Approved by Fmsr cuss - - axcznurrr szoorm cuss - - - coon mmm cuss - man Avnum: , x-'oUn'mcx.Ass - N0 norman ' W F 55. 239: f Ax SWL X N Ay AM X sf MR. L. R. MCDONALD Principal EMMA C. MACDONALD, M.A. Qeafn of Girls, Head Counselor 1.1.A. ADMINISTRATORS HARVEY L. TUCKER, M.A. Assi sgapt Principal . Activltles Dlrector. HAZEL E. AITCHISON, M.S. BEPITHA BEBMAN Ph,M. Home Economics De partmentg Family Living, Clothing. VEBNA M. ULACKIJUHN, M.A. Mathematics Department, Mathemati cs, Algeb ra. Eng Z ish Department Engli sh , Speech. VIBGIL S. BOUCHER, B.S. Phy. Ed. Department, Physical Education, Health, Football, Fro sh. - Soph Easke thal l, War- rior Tribe. Sv 'ib- HUTH D IXON BL AGi JEANNE BERMAN, A.B. English Department, English, Accompanist. Journalism, Observer Edito- rial Adviser, Quill and Scroll. LR. LHOWN, B-S MELVIN H. BHYE, lndustrial bepartmenti Blue Indugfrial Department, Print, Mechn. Drawing, Cheer gage Set, Mech. Draw. Leadefi Stage- Architectural Drawing. FACULTY for should we commend you for your courage'?J KENNETH l. l5UCHHl,B.S. Business Department, busi- ness Training, Typing, Talis- man Editorial Adviser, Quill and Scroll. A.H . UUIS, MUS. Social Studies Department U.S. History, Citizenship Civics, TaliSmHn business Adviser. 93 NOBMA BULLOCK, B.E. Business Department, Short- hand, Typing, Visual Aids. HOWARD COLLIEB, M.S. Industrial Arts Department, Machine Shop, Wood Shop, Activity Club, Accivitwvlan- ager, Stage Crew. MARGARET DALTGN A.B. Engl ish Depar tmen t, Engl i Sh, IEE J. EICHHOBN A.B. Aff Department, Dress Design, Cen. Art, Crafts, Art Service Club. 94 .l.H. BUHKHOLDEB, M.A. English 82 Social Science Department, Geography, Eng- 1iSh,,Key Club, Golf coach. THOMAS CDBBELL B.S. Physical Ed De artment . p , Physical Education, Health, Varsity Basketball Sa Base- ball Coach. W.G. CARLIN, M.A. Mathematics Department, Plane Geometry, Solid Geome- t ry , Al gebr a, y ..,,2 fdftaa i dliiff . FLORENCE I. CDUBTBIGHT A.B. Business Department, Shorthand, Typing, Office CE. CARTER, M.S. Industrial Arts Dept. Machine Shop, Machine Drawing, Stage Setting MARY CRAIG, B.M. E. Vocal Music Department, Girls Glee Club, Fresh. Chorus, Y-Teens. Machines, Secretarial Prac- tice, Camera Club. FACULTY 'Now this one is an example of an icsosahedron.' ROGER ENGELBRECHT, M. S. Industrial Arts Department, Exploratory Vlbod, Wmoduork, Gen. Mathematics, Frosh Foot- ball Coach. ,,Qt Y FUY A. GUMMERSON B.S. Business Department, Book- keeping, Economics, Cross Country, Track, Jr. Counse- lor. H.E. EVELAND, M.S LAWRENCE FOGELBERG M . M Mathematics Department, Gen- Music Department, Band, Jr.. eral Math, Projection Crew. Band- CHARLEY M. GROSS, M.A. Physical Education Dept. Physical Education, Health Assistant Varsity Coach, Wrestling. E.F. HAHMS, M.A. DANE H. HARRIS, B.ED. Mathematics Department, Speech De pzrtment, Speech, Mathematics, Intramurals, Citizenship, Sr. Problems, F1'OSh-Soph Baseball, Debate, One-Act-Plays, Counsellor. Speech Contests. FACULTY K GLADYS HEDSTROM, A .B. English Department, French, English, French Club. LAURA HEDSTI-UM, M.S. Home Economics Department, Foods, Home Management. CARINA HEINZMAN, M.S. Home Economics Department, Clothing. 95 ANDREW B. HOEFLIN, M.A. Social Studies Department, LLS. History, Advanced Civ- ics. KATHERINE M . LANGTON, B.A. , English De partment, English, Publicity. LDHYIHEA E. MAHTENS,M.A. English Department, English, MILDRED M. MABTENS, M.A. Mathematics Department.Alge- bra. 96 HITA JAQJBSON, B.A. English Department, Freshman Counsellor, Set. English, Une Act Play, All-School Play. GEORGE W. KEY, M. Science Department, Biology, Cen. SCien Consumer Science. CARLETON J. JACDBSON, M.S. , Industrial Arts De- partment, Printing, Stage ALTON B. LONG, M.A. Industrial Arts Department, Woodworking, Biology. ELSIE MAE McCLUGAGE,B.S. A-H- MCOONNELL, M-A Home Economics Department, Gen. Homemaking, Faculty Social Com. Social Studies Dept, U. S. History, Adv. Civi. FACULTY Family Living Class is fun, isn't: it Bc---Q IDROTHY R. MARZAHN, EARL. J. MILLER, M.A. B.L.S., Librarian, Library Club. General Science, Sr. Hi-Y. EDWARD MOLL, B.S. Science Department, Eiology, English, Student Council. VIVIAN MOEHLE, B.S. Phy. Ed. Department, Phy. Ed., Health, C.A.A. Science Department, Physi es, GLADYS E. MILLER, A.B. HELEN MILLER, M. B. A. Business Department, Short- ?lSineSS.Df?PaVftmf'3Vlf, hand, Typing, Business Eng- bookkeeping, Business lish. English, Business Tr ain- ing. AVICE M. PERDEW, M.A. English Department, Spanig English, Pan-American League. WINONA WHl'ITINGTON h, PFANDER, M.A.English Department, English, Junior Red Cross, Ushers. IDLORES SANDERS, M.F.A. O FACULTY Vocal Music Department, Acappella, Boys Gmir, Girls Choir, Girls Chorus, Sextet, Quartet, Various Outside Appearances. ROLAND W. SANDERS, MUS. Business Departmentg Office Occupations, iausiness lrain- ing, Distrihutive Education, Jr. Hi-Y. 97 MILDRED SCHEFFEL, 15.5. GLENN SCHWABTZ, M.A. Y-,O SHEPHERD, B-ED-U IN ED. Physical Education Art Department, Fr. Ex. Art, -Sclencelbepaffmentf Chemls' Department, Girls Phy. Ed., Art, Stare Art, School Signs PPV: Sclence Club- Health, G.A.A. EDWARDENE SPERLING, M.A. J.E. SZEPESSY, M.A. FRED E. TRUMPOLD, M.S. English Department, English, Music Department, Orchestra. Industrial Arts Department. U. S. History, National rbnor Electricity, Sopb. F00'Cball, Society' Stage Crew. FACULTY KENNETH E. WEGNEH, M.S. Social Studies Department, Citizenship, Social Prob- lems, Civics, Observer Business Adviser. LOUlSE V. WHITE, M.A. Science Department, Biology, Science Cllb. beginning driver. 98 EARLE C. SKAGGS, M.A. Social Studies Department U. S. History, Modern Hist ory, Latin-American Hist- ory, Senior Class Play. 1 FLORENCE WABFIELD, M.A Latin Department, Latin, Voc at ional Guidance, Stud- ent Placement, Latin Club, Tri -L angu age. The most, effective slow sign is the sight of H RUTH BIUWNELL, CENEVIEVE DEAN MAXINE GBEENESS THELMA WQLFE Secretary Records Clerk. Attendance Clerk Treasurer. Budding young artists try their hand at the art of poster painting. Q Adv' 39-11 limes? , l + . 'Q l fy M Beef ' QQ- n ' 1 1' L hi is A ell lrhe 2 .. A': en JF ' e1 -f -' 'W e w g . - ' 5 -2f' ,,,,, , 5 f . f , B 5 .Q- 'l f -- f qiiffg. 5 Q fc! -' - A in E 3 if Joseph Schallb -A ' M , .T .Q ,A if g , W'e ' 'ff.iw Head Custodlan Edwin Fall L. L. Gunter Lee Hicks C. J. Kavanaugh CUSTODIAN S Jack Nieuhaus Fred Pozony Ottilia Ulrich Garnet WBSC William Whalen Fannie Blake Ann BaiI1CS Katherine Cole Ruth Langj ahr Eleanor Meyer Cafeteria Manager C FETERI WORKERS Wei if .4 Esther Palmer Georgia Rupp Clara Short Bessie Stewart 100 5 ' I ADMINISTRATIVE I OFFICERS Higiiflfi ii1,,Ji?5ii3em 25,3JffiXEIdEg1JJ3YIECh0.,1S 'iii Qi1i'O31ZleTfEfi2?1i5gi10 BOARD OF EDUCATION 1 MR. JOHN L. CARSON MB. W.C. JACQUIN MR. L. ROSS JOHNSON MR. JOSEPH O. MALONE MB. GEORGE N. MILES 4 MR. EDWARD G. SAUBS MR- CLYDE L- SCHWYHAHT P resi dent Vi Ce-P resident Charles Rice Wins Woodworking Prize Charles R. 'Dick' Rice, winner of first place in the division of woodworking at the Industrial Arts Fair and graduate of Woodruff High School, and J. Byron Durham, former instructor at Woodruff and now assistant principal at Roosevelt Junior High School, were select- ed to star in a film produced by the Ford Motor Company and entitled 'Pride in Workmanship.' Peoria as a typical industrial center was chosen by the Ford Motor Company as a site for a film covering subjects of the lndustrial Arts Fair this year. This 25-minute film contains scenes taken on a tour of the Ford Rouge River l'lant,l7earborn, Michigang Chicago Museum of Arts and Scienceg Woodruff High Schoolg the home of Dick Riceg and also the home of Mr. Durham. The film will be available for distribution early in 1951, and is to be shown throughout the United States to encourage development of skills useful in industrial society. 1 HO OR STUDENTS 9 9 f 9 V f R1 4. ,ff Eleanor Jean Ehlen 95.00 Nancy Eleanor Herriman 95.00 Theodore Franklin Garty 95.00 YALEDICTORIAN ftiel VALEDICTORIAN Ctiel VALEDICTUHIAN ftiel SALUTAlUH1AN Mary Virginia Murray Dorothy Mae Rosenbaum Barbara ADH Henry Marjorie Ann Macklin 94.70 3rd 94.63 Marilyn Mermel Leininger Mary Alice Richman 34 8th 09 7th 94. 94. 4th 94.60 . .5 ..r- f 1 Ruth Frances Barnes 9th 94.06 5th 94.45 Priscilla Adams 10th Ctiel 94.03 William Allan Linsley 6th 94.40 K Y E 3 Shirley Hewitt 10th Ctiel 94.03 105 if -5 Z, if Back Row: Darrell Gresham, Spero Margaris, Jim Stone, Middle Row: Mr. E. Moll, Bob Coughlin, Carole Yonce CaI'0l Henry, Jerry Marshall, Delbert Bireline, Larry Jerry Clough, Ted Garty. Bishop, Bob Mundelius. Front Row: Tom Bachtold, Barbara Henry, Jack Randolph, T Kyle llowell. JERRY CLOUGH E JACK HANIDLPH President Vice-President 106 Carole Yonce Jr Carol Henry, Sr- becretary Treasurer Ted Garry Sr Barbara llenry, Sr. IAN, - Larry Bishop, Soph. Parlimen Cari an Jim Stone, Sr. WJ Mr. Moll, Faculty Advisor Richard Kaylor, Jr. STUDE T CO CIL Kyle Howell, Jr. Bob Mul'1d81iUS, Soph. 'Ibm Bachtold- Soph Delbert Biffflifle, FF- Bob Coughlin, Fr. Jerry Marshall' Fr, Saero Margaris, Fr p a ly'l ., l ,,. fy ff : ' .,.' :jH My P RI SCI LLA ADAMS Co-Edi to r G EHHY K ENNETH BU CHEN Spo rt s Edi to 1' 395f3533?WS TALISMAN EDITORIAL OFFICERS K.I. BUCHEB Editorial Adviser BARBARA N EL SON Co -Edi to r JOAN CHRISTY JEAN POTTOHF TALISMAN BUSINESS OFFICERS A. R. BUIS HJNNA THANTINA ipsiness Adviser lalsiness Manager TALISMAN EDITORIAL STAFF an MARY MURRAY Back Row: Lois Boswell, Betty Hammer, Sandra Bachanan, Margie Wieland. Front Row: Joanna Gaines, Glen Growe, Mary Ann Addis. MARY JEAN THOMPSON PAT TRAVIS IDRIS WARSCHAWSKI BARBARA WHITLOW TALISMAN BUSINESS STAFF NOFMA HELLMAN M e i A K N gs rw ' M -, L, , , ' N N , ' Top Row: Larry Bishop, Harrie t Er i c h , Je an Mu rri-e , Marilyn Murrie. Bottom Row: Caryl Scherff, Dinah Wal der , Barbara Waldron, Priscilla Wightman. DELOBES KUNKLE JO ANNE LEHMANN JO ANN SEMLOW IIJNNA WEBB KEN DRAPER Sports Editor RONALD DUKE v WILMA PRYOR SHARON MCCADDFN Assistant Sport Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor JACKIE PATTERSON MISS J. BERMAN MARILYN LEININGER Co-Editor Adviser C0-Edig0r EDITORIAL STAFF OBSER ER STAFF HEADS BUSINESS STAFF GARY HAMM NR. WEGNER' BETTY GROSS Business Manager Mdvisor Business Manager GAYLE GRIFFITH Advertising Manage! 112 BARBARA ALTPETER Production Manager CDNNIE LAWRENCE SARA WHITAKER Circulation Manager A Credit Manager lBaCk Row: Jean Snith, Donna Simpson, Sara Whitaker, Gary Front Row: Pat Diehm, Marlyn Bitton, Connie Lawrence Hamm, Ed Hoerr, Max Hoerr, Sandra Sheley, Maleita Bafbafa Altpetefv ll01f-Wes ShC1I'Y- Whitaker, Bonnie Barrett. Second Bow: Louis Watson, Shirley Stern, Mary Koechle, Betty Gross, Gayle Griffith, Willa 'Sue Sitton, Kay Kennedy . Back Row: Patty Reeves, Wilma Pryor, Marilyn Leininger, Ken Draper, Bill BeenCY1 Alan Lisle, Don Graham, Larry ,Laesch, Ronald Dike, Darlene Di e ckm an , Priscilla xwightman. lThird Bow: Lois Abbott, Sharon Mcljaddon, Nancy Dowling, Dick Hoffman, Mary Murray, Pat Scott, .lack Chi tty, Marilyn Seymour, Sandy Sollars, Roger Monroe. MEMBER S Second Row: Bob Riddle, Jana Rohde, Mary Van Laningham, Shelley Lemon Nancy llerriman, Nlary Ruhaak, Jean Yost, Kay Kennedy, .lean lluhble, Barbara Short, Karol Loew. Front Bow: Jackie Patterson, Katie Hess, Doris Qialls Judy Camenisch, Mary .lean Thompson, Verena Schneider Carol Harper, Betty Vlatts, Pat White, Jane Hall, L is M wwf if V, If I 1 H 1: af A LORRAINE BAER JERRY CLOUGH ELEANOR EHLEN TED GARTY BARBARA HENRY CAROL HENRY Q NANCY JOAN LLOYD FRANCES MADE-LEINE REERIMAN REYEURN ACEE CARR KHOEGER JOANNE MARY CAROL NORMAN J AMES L ERMANN RI CHMAN ANDERSON DERRICKSON LANKTUN MARILYN DOROTHY ROGER NOIWIA PAT LEININGER RO SENBAUM BASTIAN DI XON MI DDL ETON BILL MARY MARGARET 23822 MARY LIN SLEY RUHAA14 BORTELL RMAN OLM STEAD MAHJORI E DAVE MARTHA JANE HSWARD JOYCE MMXLIN STRATTCXV BURNHAM POTTORE MARY MARY EFFIE LOU WILLI AM NANCY MURRAY w1OH1MAN CALHOUN KRI TZMI RE PUGH if CHARLES RICE ELSA SCHMIDT REGINALD SIPFLE MARILEE STREIBICH ELAINE TASICK MARGERY WILKINSON I if x J J , JOE DATES JUANITA GILMAN LEVERLY KYOLELOCH Treasurer SHAHJN PATTISON CAROL SCHNEIDER Secretary TERRY STAUSKE MICHELINE BRAJON CAROL HARPER DONNA EDYTHE ALICE CLEER CONGER CURRY DON DINQUEL 4 MARY ELAINE MAX HEDSTROM HESS HOERR WALTER HUFF we ua 1, ie: ELAINE MARILOU PHYLLIS DAN SHIRLEY KOLE LEWIS MOHN MORSE O'GRADY LYNN AVICE PRISCILLA WILLIAMS PERDEW ADAMS President Adviser Vice-President MARTHA PETERSON KAY SIMPSEN GENE STEVENS MARY CAROL KEN PETERSON POLLOCK RANKIN I A+ Aman 'I 1x5 ANITA DON ROLERT SMITH SMITH SMITH MARY JEAN FONDA MARY THOMPSON WAGNER WIGHTMAN JA' ANN REED DON SPERRY PRISCILLA WICHTMAN JIM FLEISHER KAY KLINE JOYCE OPPER SUZANNE RIMIDCTON HAROLD STAFFORD CHARL ES WIKLE MARILYN HAYNES, VICE-PRESIDENT NANCY SCHWARTZBECK, TREASURER NANCY DOWLING, SECRETARY MARLYN SITTUN, PRESIDENT LATIN CLUB The Latin Club is open to all present and former Latin Students. A study of Roman costumes and architecture is pursued. The Club also participates in the social and educational activities of the Woodruff Tri-Language group. TOP PICTURE Back Row: Pat Clark, Joan Eaton, Beverly White, Robert Hagemeyer, Richard Day, Wayne Root, Dave Stratton, Larry Laesch, Jack Reum, Glen Child, Bethea Ekstrom, Beverly Witzig, Nancy Dowling. Third Row: Delverna Szabados, Carolyn Planck, Marilyn Haynes, Kathryn Hartrick, Sandy Schwartzbeck, Judy Camenisch, Anita Powers, Lois Boswell, Karen Shafer, Donna Shrum, Carol Wolland, Jane Rohde, Emma Lou Seely, Marlyn Sitton, Nancy Schwartzbeck, Alma Jennings, Marlene Kohler. Second Row: Shirley Aderman, Penny Butterfield, Judy Alexander, Nancy Lincoln, Carole Darnell, Dorothy Farrer, Lorraine Baer, Joanna Gaines, Mary Cloyd, Donna Webb, Dean Howard. Front Row: David Slavens, Richard Martens, Bill Benner, Lee Reed, Ray Szidon, Max Berkowitz, Fred Weaver, Louis Watson, Jack Fowler, David Yates. BOTTOM PICTURE Back Row: Sandra Kall, Dorothy Schwartz, Barbara Anderson, Ronnie Slonneger, Jerry Boesch, Ronald Allen, Dale Wise, Dave Voight, Jim Stone, Jim Wickert, Sheila Steenrod, Erika Erich, Shirley Livengood. Third Row: Frances Bavis, Katheryn Hess, Margie Wieland, Beverly Defibaugh, Pat Eiehm, Joan Elwood,De- lores Sellers, Phyllis Harms, Lorraine Sinn, Dinah Walder, Gloria Hetherlin, Mary Lou Engle, Shelley Lemon, Luann Elwood, Edna Feeser Second Row: Marie Staub, Marylou Gauwitz, Mary Cook, Carol Burk, Martha Noonan, Isabel Tidmarsh, Caryl Scherff, Beverly Bradley, Barbara Miles, Sharon Lee, Paula Hampton. Front Row Alfred Hetzel, George Seiz, Jack Chitty, Jim Groves,Craig Ivers, Ned Hopkins, Richard Eddy, Don Filzen, Ed Bruggenan, Larry Bishop. CAROLE YONCE, PRESIDENT MARTHA NEIS, SECRETARY BETTY REYNOLDS, VICE PRESIDENT CAROL HENRY, TREASURER French Club offers its members an opportunity to have a good time and at the same time learn a great deal about the customs of the French people. n This year's activities were highlighted by a weiner roast at Detweiler Park, a talk by Mlle Kambly, head of Bradley University French Department, an initiation party at Phyllis Williamson's home, and the Tri-Language roller skating party. The climax of the year was dinner in the Vogue Room of Hotel Pere Marquette, with French Menus, programs, and entertainment in a setting entitled cafe Tour Eiffel. FRENCH CLUB Back Bow: Monica Green, Marjorie Macklin, Darlene Pat Samsel, DOn Bowton, Howard smith. Diekman, Sara Whitaker, Phyllis Williamson, Ken Gridley, Ed Hoerr , Jon Burnham, Jack Lawless, Glen lst Row: Perry Johnson, Carol Henry, Marilee Foglesong, Growe, Nancy Matrin, Barbara Jurim, Wilma Pryor, Vonna Carole Y0nCG, Jeanne Corzine, Nettie Bf0Wn, Shirley Lou Chamers,Barbara Langford. Hewitt, Pat Lavigne, Yvonne Burnham, Martha Neis, Ruth Sands, Donna Kashner, Joyce Nolan, Betty Lou Carter. 'Znd Bow: Miss G. Hedstrom, Michael Endres, Betty Reynolds, Harriet Erich, Mary Van Laningham, Dorothy Seated: Felix St. Louis, Arthur Rose, Tom Bachtold, Rosenbaum, Elaine Rock, Connie Bock, Phyllis Russell, Richard Heise, Stan Poshard, Charles Chamberlain, Bonita Nichols, Jeanne Smith, Dorothy Miller, Bonnie Wayne Eliassen, Bill Gand, JaCk Franklin, Marvin Barrett, Ruth Goss, Sharon Collins, Barbara Karrick, Hornstein, William Sumner Borin. This is an organization open to all high school girls. lt is sponsered nationally by the Y.W.C.A.,and by Mrs. Mary Craig here at Woodruff. The girls participate in various social and spiritual activities Back How: Mary Van Laningham, Sandy Buchanan, Shirley Boecker, Pat Clark, Priscilla Wightman, Marie Alexander Sue Brodbeck, Emily Bauwens, Sandra Kall, Joan Eaton, Barbara Smith, vella Cavanaugh, Beverly Bradley, Betty Jean Call. Middle Row: Barbara Schneider, Catherine Lowe, Gayle Burnette, Betty Smith, Louise Duncan, Fay Duncan, lbdy Hamilton, President Jean Matranga, Vice-President Emily Bauwens, Secretary Donna Webb, Treasurer INTER-CLUB COUNfJL Sandy Buchanan Vella Cavanaugh Dody Hamilton Barbara Schneider Y-TEENS Mary Koechle, Marcia Lev, Shirley Belford, Jean Maifanga, Donna Webb, Bonnie Barrett, Lorraine Sinn, Ruth King, Marlene Gibbs. Front Row: Delverna Szabados, Frances Jackson, Shirley Stimeling, Barbara Whitlow, Gloria Hetherlin, Carol Harper, Joan Kwekkeboom, lbdy Hamilton, Carla Shaw, Jean Ladley, Nancy Ann Johnson, Jean Nicholson. W W X , ,N f AXXW . 1, i 3 3 ,Q fu y , X 5 ll W w ,WW W W WNW me i , 'fl i V iaiigk,-Mgmt ,vw X X' iv ,W W W M 'M lx L .2 eg lea f i in If . 5 2 yy X l WW , .- 3. 'If my 'X mil- , ' fr-7 JA wa 3 ' QSVVA if X l The Senior Hi-Y is a very active organization Open to all ,junior and senior boys. It dates back to 1880. Its purpose is 'To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian Characterf Back Row: Ray Szidon, Richard Heise, Ron Duke, Bill Weyeneth, Ken Gillig, Jerry Russell, Tommy Vlalton, Norman Geyer, John Walwer, Bill Hoerr, Dick Day, Mr. Earl Miller. .5 , Q ,f,, It 3 ? J , 5, ,a,i5,5f? .- Rill Weyeneth, President Wil. A Ronnie Kamp, Vice-President Dick lleise, Secretary fl Dick Day, Treasurer Richard Kaylor, Past President SENIOR HI-Y Middle Row: Paul Gluck, Bill Fleming, Bill Benner, Don Darnell, Jim llowat, Maurice llamrick, Ronnie Kamp, Jerry Pemberton, Jim Erwin, Howard Smith, Gerald lirr- ion. Front Row: Garth E. knoheloch, Rob Smith., Cl1H1'l6S Broughton, Richard kaylor, Bill Herzog, Mike Allar. Mike Bommman, Max Hutton, Dick Scrivner. Back Row: Don Darnell, Don Risinger, Sue Brodbeck, Kenny Draper, Dean Rogers, Emily Bauwens, Priscilla Wightman, Alan Lisle, Vice-Pres. Middle Bow: Don Graham--Pres., Mary Koechle--sec., Pat Travis, Donna Webb--Treasurer, Jimmy Erwin, Ibn Sperry, Jim Crone, Gerald Errion. Front Row: Jean Ladley, Margie Wieland, Gayle Burnette, Carol Harper, Elaine Kolb. Quill 81 Scroll is an honorary society of journalists who rank in the upper third of their class and do outstanding work in their phase of Journalism. CAMERA CLUB Camera Club is an organization made up of stud- ents interested in photography. Thedifferenttypes of cameras, their use, and how to develop film are sane of their definite goals. Back How: Mary Jean Thompson, Sharon McCaddon, Erika Erich, Wilma Pryor, Pat Scott, Pat Reeves, Nancy Herriman, Mary'n Kuehl. Center Row: Joyce Davis, Barb Nelson, Marilyn Leininger, Donna Trantina, Priscilla Adams, Mary Wightman. Front Row: Verena Schneider, JoAnne Lehmann, Joan Christy. ILL and SCROLL 120 S59 7 -M 'Y-1 f ,af glr'19:i 3. E MR. BUHKHOLDER ROGER AHENDS TGV! BACHTUJD BILL BOLDRY X CARL CARTER CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN JACK CHITIY JERRY CLOUGH BOB GOLWELL fs D104 D0wN5 JACK FRANKLIN DARRELL GBESHAM BILL HEISS 1111,-is The keyAClub is composed of boys able to meet IIIQQ the scholastic and service requirements. The obj ect- 411- Q 0 X ives of the key Club are: to develop initiative and Q X leadership, to provide experience in living and work- if -Il ing together, to serve the school and community, and gli' to prepare for useful citizenship. Xx?NA1X9!lI -'fzlfl ,Vg 9 WEP' I 4 .L ALFRED HETZEL DICK HOFFMAN KYLE HOWELL IDN IRISH RICHARD KAYLOR TOM KHLMPHARDT BILL LINSLEY BOB MUNDELIU D S STAN POSHARD ij: , aff JACK RANDOLPH IRV SELLERS HOWARD SMITH JIM STONE DAVE STRATIUN DAVI D VO IGT TOM WALTON J ERHY WEISS DICK WITZIG M 121 RT Bm Mm SERVICE BARB LANGFOHD JEANNE DOOLEY CLUB The efforts of the Art Service Club are very much in evidence throughout the school. They make the many eye-catching posters for school occasions such as plays, dances, stunt shows, and any other school spon- sored activities. Middle Bow: Larry BISHOP, Carol Mace, Bob Sulaski, Nancy Dowling, Barb Langford, Isabel Tidmarsh, Jerry Utley, Sandy Buchanan, Norma Bergie. Back How: Barb Kirsch, Mary Jo Nyberg, Mary Lou Adle- man, John Hush, Jack Reum, Phyllis Williamson, Elise Johnston, Phyllis Stern Woodruff, Jeanne Dooley, Mary Jane wi lmsen. an I Front Row: Jean Knoll, Betty Little, Marcia Lev, Donna RICHARD KAYLOR DIXIE LANCASTER MARTHA HAMPTON FBIKA ERICH SALLY MILHOUS One of the most worthwhile organi zations in Woodruff High School is the Library Club. Co- operation and willingness to learn and serve others are keynotes of this service organization, studnets assist the librarian in helping the students and faculty in using the library to the best advantage. Displays keep the library attrac- tive. Parties and trips have made an interesting social program for club members. Upon successful completion of two Consecutive semesters of service, members are awarded pins, after two years, service letters, three years a service bar and at the end of four years a gold flying is attached by chain to the pin. LIBRARY CLUB Front Row: Charles Henninger, Audrey Ellis Sally Milhous, Janice Webber, Frances Jackson, Harriett Truman, Karen Sullivan, Nancy Schwartzbeck, Dave Yates. Second How: .Iohn Pavelka, Sonja Anderson, Ruth Sands Nancy Wilson, Donna Smoot, Myrn a Laube , Martha Hampton, Connie Blumenrader, Mari ll ee Fogl esong. Third Row: Pat Lavigne, Harrie t t Eri ch , Bar bara Schneider, Carolyn Adams, Mary Addis, Caryl Scherff, Dixie Lancaster, Marie Roecker, Gerald Jordan, Flossie Schyler. Back Row: Donna Woodruff, George Maxey, Bill Weyeneth, Kent Look, Irene Schielein, Dorothy Schwartz, Arthur Rose, Jim Egger.-ichs, Ericka Erich, Ada Standhope, Martha Noonan. 123 Back Row: Thelma Watkins, Linda Nelson, Charlotte Castell, Eileen Johnson, Donna Stringer, Dick Crider, C.B. Prunty, Wayne Root, Charles Chamberlain, Calvin Balzell. Third Row: Jeanne Corzine, Carol Glaczenski, .lane Keller, Sharon Collins, Ronnie Farlin, Dick Carpenter, Max Berkowitz, Jerry Hullinger. BOYS'CHOHR Back Row: Bill Twedell, Larry Laesen, Jack Reum, Bud Amen, Kent Mohr, Richard Kidd, Don Smith, Don Hill, Dave Voight. Second Row: Mary Waterfield, Margie Kunkel, Kathy Voslow, Dorothy Farrer, Robert Grant, Gary Hamm, Tommy Walton, Kenny Gillig. Front Row: Jane Garrett, Melvena Shadid, Marilyn Arnold, Marlene Osterman, Connie Lowder, Gerald Errion, Bill Gand. C PPELL Second Row: Richard Eddy, Chuck Haynes, Joe Goebel Robert Stewart, Bob Zimmerman, Ted Rice, Bob Boettger, Roy Mclntire. Front Row: Jack Murphy, Fred Weaver, Stanley Kerker Gary Priddy, Don Schaffer, Glen Aeschliman, Gary Cox: 124 Back Row: Richard Wynd, Don Graham, John Homan, Frank Marshall, John Walwer, llarry La llood, Mary Lou Adle- man, Dee Bryant Phyllis Lee, Jackie Borger. Third Bow: Bob Reed, lien Hankin, Jim llolzinger, Carl Kumph, Marilyn Wheeler, Leslie Vogt, Lorraine Baer, Phyllis Stern. C PPELL Back How: Beverly Boerckel, Barbara Anderson, Marie Alexander, Sue Brodbeck, Sandra Sheley, Joy Gould, Donna Peters, Florence lloerr, Ardene Smith, Sonia Lambert. Second How: Virginia Wennerhol t, Bo sie Ward, Paula Second Row: Jesse Henderson, Ralph Stauffer Charles Broughton, Jim Bruggeman, Dolores Hubert, Jo Anne Bayer, Elaine Rock, Carol Morris. Front Row: Terry lluston, Bill Borin, Mary Lou Engle, Diane Robertson, Judy 'Dirl, Joan Christy, Joan Nelson. GIRLS' CHOIR Front Row: Miss D. Sanders, Mary Ann Parker, Jo Ann Hampton, Pat Addison, Nancy Knapp,Gahere11aMu1-ray, Barb Stamps, Doris Herman, Barbara Waldron,.Audrey Loving, Short, Janis Blackburn, Joyce Richardson. Sonia Klein, Betty Little, Mardell llunziker. 5 ff 5 ., Q ' 1 ,B J mf ,Q I ,M Ronald Farlin, Jerry Hullinger, Ken Rankin, Jim Holzinger. Q At the piano -- Eileen Johnson 1 Left: to Right -- Audrey Loving, Sharon Collins, Joan Christy, Judy Turl, Joan Nelson. -2 ,M v ,, V, Back Row: Loraine Remelius, Barbara Miles, Faye Duncan, Carol Chapman, Jackie King, Harlene Niles, Shirley Livengood, Sandra, Sollars, Martha Peterson. Second Row: Dinah Walder, Jean Matranga, Shirley Miller, Jo Ann Murphy, Helen Newman, Betty Hammer, Mary Peterson Shirley Bill, Lorraine Sinn. IC CO CIL Back Row: Barb Short, Sonia Lambert, Joan Sommerville, Sandy Schwartzbeck, Beve Bradley, Dorothy Miller, Norma Peterson. 2: Front Row: Paula Hamton, Shirley Foster, Delores Riggs, Pat Sniihf PHC White, Shirley U'Gf3dY, lmogene Meischner, Sandy Schwartzbeck, Joan Sommerville, GIRLS' CHORU Front Row: Chuck Chamberlain, Ralph Stauffer, Carl Kumpf, Jerry Hullinger. 127 ENSEMBLES HORN QUARTETTE Don Filzen, Jim Anderson, Eleanor Ehlen, Joyce Davis. SEXTET Max Hutton, Ronald Weaver, Jim Anderson, Bob James, George Mast, Max Hoerr. DRUM TRIO Morgan Thornton, Bob Kunz, Jim Stone. 9 ford, Beverly Bradley, Beverly Myers, Barbara Taylor , Norma Peterson, Judy Rhodes, Norma Bergia. Second Row: Shirley Jarnagan, Shirley Stimeling, Carla Back Row: Shirley Johnson, Connie ROCk, Betty Smith, Shaw, Barbara Schneider, Darlene Koller, Shirley Gerrie Meinders, Bonnie Barrett, Shirley llessling, Carol Steiner, Dody Hamilton, Joan Short, Georgia Eaton, Jo Anderson, Phyllis Cole, Vella Cavanaugh, Barb Dolores Sheiry. Streitmatter, Shirley Boecker, Janet Knapp, Sandra Kall. Front Row: Mrs. Craig, Pat O'Bryant, Shirley Barker, Third How: Catherine Lowe, Beryl Farlin, Dorothy Jean Nicholson, Sharon Lowder, Frances Jackson, Nancy Miller, Marilyn Stecken, Donna Woodruff, Shirley Bel- Johnson, Bmnie Hankins, Wanda Workman. 'TU4K'4 f1?L'7 f5za:?55i,,' ' A 1519255 ,A-,5,hgf'fff - , .A ffl7'5v'V'Q2L5 I, 3259555212-?ififxx'f' , , wwf 'aff-WL1, 3' 53' sw , ,fadauaxema K' Af. f , 'HQSMLEKQ Wifi, A in E, . X' 1 'L in JI Donna Webb, Gloria Snedden, Carol Mason, Willa Sue Sitton, Jacqueline Lorentz, Beverly Wood, Marlyn Sitton. M JORETTES Back Row: Letty Rebholz, F,mma Davis, Margie Hoerr, Emily Bauwens, Marilyn Murrie, Sara Whitaker, Irene Schielein, Rose lhffentsamer, Shirley Augsburger, Donna Petzing, Melba Martin, Nancy Carr. Third Bow: Marcia Lev, Anita Powers, Sharon Lee, Barbara Smith, Suzanne Elwood, Donna Campbell, Carol Burk, Sandy Buchanan, Mary Low Gauwitz, Barbara Graham, Mary Addis. During the football season you can always see the Woodruff majorettes leading our band down the field before the games. The flag raising ceremony at the basketball games is also performed by the high-stepping Woodruff Majorettes. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Second Row: Pat Bell, Pat Travis, Ethel Lyons, Margie Wieland, Beverly Ellwanger, Donna Jenkins, Donna Kirk- bfide, Jean Knoll, Shirley Klockenga, Carol Greer Front Rowg Ada Mae Amen, Donna Heathcoat, Sheris Warren, Hattie Baldwin, Cloteel Burbank, Audrey Cloyd, Janet, Short, Marilyn Joyce, Mary si ms, Do ri s L ibo l t . CLARINFTS .1 LM O BASSES 6b'SX4'U:5'rE i i Nw QX if F in V ' ' Xwxfll ,N DUN C11 ABLE s wkgig LeMASTER WILKLE x nom R NX WN ,qxwm at Qfxw if Ev- SCH V xg QgS,v A R X Qx Q, , 1, ov Q 5 3325 Q5 QXXS iEkQ9?x S QS'Q9 W v RW 4 'X QV G? P NBL- -E .1 AMES J Amis QLCBYXW W1 ELIAMS ANDERSON SW XFN A 95 QQ gb fx K9 S Q Q15 fy SQ A 2 fs, Sm? , pf wa- jlw R M35 QV Q' Z 8 A A Z O A ' fr E5 fi 5 45' wxz Qgqgp G? 3? E E3 r: E S R , Q' SbA3? Q' QR 2 cn S E 3 gf 5 LAWRENCE EOGLEBERC, 5 Q DIRECTOR ig R E 5 5 5 5 N 5 DS 5 5 E E E-A LI-4 Q in Q CJ 5-4 Cn A LQ A E .J L1-I r--1 E E E S Z E 5 E' 4 5 -, 93 Tv Q gr-'15, gn A ' 3 E Ez if R E! z M R E EZ Q ze O -, 2 S E Q 2 BARBARA Qxyggjigoo MILES R 4 RE DSU? QD 2212 OHMA AVERY N KIE BAUMFLEK LJ 42 1 KYLE HOWELL A 'T W ,N ff ,. Q 30 52 O Ib-vb. CCL:- D14 L1-IE-1 '-,UQ E we CEE 41-1 EDI -J L1-1 bs AE RQ DZ L11 E Cliff! I-dr-4 EDJ ,-I P-gi.:-4 2 P-1 r z W ' v.. G Ei Z HNI7i HHH HU TWH NOWHT 5 'IU Cl r- Z r-4 JP DU ID :U CU EE lb 71 P '-4 TT r-4 5 U7 I F7 F' F' '4 l2HLl1l.5 BAND X00 sl 9530 . 45, f U7 O 42491r lf QUAR ,47 w11.LI AV . Vh'1.gM , eww S70 Q5 pun nu ST ' Ms Q SMART 7004 573996 Q 124121 Tofvm 900 ,W- L Mfg? HQWXM fp Mm A V v Q, 006 TM, 1 my U 1 ' DONALD 42 0 HL HANUH Wfllks Lfflfcyf C592 w w . , HIIMN 'YICAUYS . 6? : rn 4,9Q6Z,90 's 2:1 qt, E , ' v jr, H af X H ,A 7 C-4 A 8 'Q . ' Q E 2 Q A ' - Q S3 ' if Y : a 't' Zig ' M ' , . .1 V I' ...b' N ' D 4 MH 2' f !'5 RONAL Ui , J CK A QW 4' m Z W STUVA gw gif V Cub WQX W 254 iff mm Ex .4w'.Y M . K f U7 iwm 35 U H- X -W ' w W5 1 Zggg fhbf E 4 ff: V S :U Z A 4 H EEZ 'am' L Wm S53 3 cu 23 si! E pt! wif 3 W '-'Aw iii V ' Q Q-4 is ggi E gf aw - Wm W Y gs E5 gg rn gwnSf !!!,M Cf: m Jirf ' l.'Iv gag f- 5 3 if A 2 5 T m iv f 15 C.. -3 . A 3 E 4 A , E6 2 53 4 W 5:1 S Q -.4 :E 5 P 1 . m m V ' O - 5 at -W , 2 52 gr E 5 in 5 fi is C15 vii E Uv K5 2 .- U3 F1 7,2 C I ,, if ZA : E5 U9 I' T F' P1 as 71' JP P-C SENIOR S X PIANO: Marilea Biho STANDING: Ron Dike--Violin, Ruth King--bass, Shirley Hewitt--violin. SEATEU: Mary Ellen Hull--Cello, Mary Kay Miller--oboe ORCHESTR BACK PUW: Don Dinquel, Dave Bergstrom, Jim Flei scher, Dale Wise, George Mast, Bob Gibson, Bill Herzog, Bob Cplwell, Charles Hakes, Ronald Duke, Don Lyons, Don Filzen. THIRD HOW: Dorothy Schwartz, Vonna,Lou Chambers, Mary Kay Miller, Geraldine Oard, Mary Ellen Hull , Darlene Flint, Carole Darnell, Shelley Lemon, Eva Zimmerman Marilea Bibo, Jim Rudd. SECDND PUW: Judy Alexander, Audrey Loving, Nettie Brown, Christine Hansen, Jane Schyler, Joyce Nolan, Shirley Hewitt, Sonja Anderson, Dorothy Miller Eleanor Ehlen, J. Elmer Szepessy, Director. FHJNT HOW: Jim Howat, Emma Lou Seely, Rith King, Joyce Davis, Kaye LaVee Kline, Al Hetzel, Dcrothy Wilhite, Fl urence Paul, Dan Bergstrom. USHERS +.wf , 4 . Libr , ,X .I Standing, Joanne Short, Donna Cleer, Audrey Cloyd, Marlene Seward, Carol Schneider, Dixie Price, Pat Diehm, Lorraine Sinn, Mary Cook, Virginia Wennerholt Rosa 'D.1i'fentsamer, Barbara kirsch, Evelyn Both, Martha Noonan, Harlene, Niles, Sandra Sheley, Betty Shave Irene Schielien. VOCATIO Back How: Norman Geyer, lidward Clark, Carl Weber, .Ierry Clough, Dave Stratton, Gary Sheley, Dick Wildenradt, Richard Wynd, Bob Willis, Jim Stone, Jerry Boesch, Bill Linsley. Third Row: Bill Weyeneth, Marj orie Macklin, Jack Randolph, Nancy Dowling, Mike Whi te, Betty Weathers, Gene Wieland, Phyliss Williamson, Sara Whitaker, Bob Wagler, Erika Erich, Donna Graves, Mary Wightm an. Seated: Peggy Boyer, Pat Bell, Joanne Lehmann, Donna Webb, Norma Bergia, Janis Blackburn, Delores Sellers, Shirley Bill. Seated Front: Mary Ann Parker, Velma Rhodes, Joyce Hedges. L GUIDANCE Second How: Martha Noonan, Beve rly Wood, Do rot hy Wozniak, Donna Vlebb, Mary Huhaak, Fred Hoss, Mary Wickert, Donna Woodruff, Sally Whipp, Ifva Zimmerman, Claire Emery, Mary Lou Engle. Front Row: Miss Macdonald, Barb Whitlow, Carole Yonce, Shirley Williams, Ipis Wooley, Verena Schneider, Betty Welch, Joyce Davis, Jo Ann Williams. SCIENCE PREFECT S Back Bow: Lorraine Baer, Charlaine Rose, Gloria Front ROW! MHFY Voss, Shirley Bill. CHFYl SCh91'ff, Snedden, Bill Harrell, Mary Lou Adleman, Nancy Martin- Back Row: Warren Harris, Don LeMaster, Billy Hill David Bergstrom, Charles Broughton, Kent Look, Craig, Ivers, Bob James. Nliddle Row: Nancy Brockmeyer, Katy Iless, Jean Ladley Shirley Landwehr, Judy Camenisch, Lois Damarin, Mary JO I-fwalt. Joanne Lehmann, Kay Simpson, Pat Allison. The Science Club is open to any student who is interested in science. Programs consist of movies, lectures, fieldtrips, and demonstrations. The club is affiliated with the Illinois Junior Academy of Science. Front Row: Carole Darnell, Nancy Dowling, Priscilla Wightman, Darlene Diekman, Lorraine Sinn, Shelley Lemon SCIENCE CL B Back Row: Priscilla Wightman, Jack He-um, Ed Carpenter, Larry Laesch, Dick Bickerton, Monica Green, Irene Bishop, Middle Row: Penny Butterfield, Mary'n Kuehl, Pat Clark, Back Row: Ken Cornelious, Dave Bergstrom, Ed Clark, Dave Miles, Delbert Bireline, Jack lbeblerr, Duane Shelton, Second Row: Dave Michelson, Larry Conrad, Jim Groves, F. T. A. H. M V,- fgar tar Bonita Nichols, Ruth Barnes, Nancy llerriman, Ruth Goss. Front Row: Joyce Goodrich, Marilyn Nelson, Shirley Hewitt, Shirley Thompson, Mary Jean Thompson, Adele Edenburn. Ri chardBrewe1j William Pri ce. Front How: Willis Dolm, Warren Homann, Don Bergstrom, Gene Simpson, Larry Bishop IOR HI-Y Back How: Margery Hoerr, Wanda Hutchcraft, Lois M orris, Sandra Kali, Bnily Bauwens, Bob Mundelius, Jon Burnham, Charles Broughton, Pris Wightman, Sandra Sollars, Carol Rice, Christine Hansen Charlotte Casteel. 3rd Row: Jackie Baumflek, Mary Lou Engle, Dixie Price, Joan Kwekkeboom Eva Zimmerman, Helen Staub, Joyce Smi th, Dixie Lancaster, Vivian Johnson, Martha Wassmuth, Patsy Uein, Nettie Brown, Mrs. Pfander. PROJECTION CREW Back Bow: Garry Hamm, Ed Arnold, Gfahamf Tom Bishop, Ty B8SSet, William Kolb Ken-nv Glllig, Walt Shaver, Jim Gouran, Jerry Boegqgh, Nea Hopkins. Terry Stauske, Bon Znd Bow: Mary Jo Ewalt, Carol Harper, Jane Bohde, Gloria Meyers, Carol Schneider, Jim Stone, Mary Jane Wilmsen, Jane Garrett, Fonda Wagner, Jean Ladley, Nancy Schwartz- beck. Front Bow: Charles Henninger, Daniel Bergstrom, Jim Holzinger, Bill Craig, Bill Twedell, Jim Fleisher, Jack Bees, Howard Smith IOR RED CROSS Middle Bow: Gene Rhodes, Donna Cleer, Richard Iirewer, Kent Mohr, Norman Geyer, Bill Hoerr, Gene Stepzinski, Fred Boss, George Christopher, Howard Smith, Gerald Frrion, H.F. Eveland. 1-'ront Bow: Marty Sullivan, Joe Goebel, Balph Staulfer, Jim Brown, James Caughey, Bonnie Achterberg. - 4 Mary Ruhaak, Nancy Herriman, Jeanne Dooley, Sharon Ncflanldon, Ifileen Johnson. The Publicity Staff keeps a complete record of Woodruff activities It contacts the lccal papers for all social events. .The Publicity Staff is capahly ad- V1 sed by Miss Katherine Langton. Back HOW? Jim Bruggeman, Ed Clark.. Front How: I-'d Arnold, Bill lloerr, Nlr. Collier, Bo Stewart, Mr. Trumpold. Kneeling: Phil Hastatter, Jerry Ijirket, William Wright. 4.--w Quive- Back Row Sue Brodbeck Irene Schielein Genevieve Dean Barbara Anderson, Barbara R611 , Nancy Lincoln. Front Row: Bonnie Hankins, Jeanne Dooley, Pat Rein, Bob Qecond Row loan Carr bharOI1 MCCadd0I1 P312 Scott Shelton, Melvena Shadid, Pat Holler, Micheline Brajon. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Jeneson, Martha Neis, June Nichol son, Joyce Smith, Miss MacDonald, .Iaynet Biddison , l rene Bi shop . Front Row: Elaine McCaddon, Cecilia Miller, Mary Jo Ewalt, Mr. Tucker. Wa Claire Kumpf, Miss L. Hedstrom, Betty Shaver Sonya Vogel, Barbara Taylor, Janet Waller Seated: Beverly Knoheloch, Juanita McFall, Lois Wooley, Shirley Hughey, Pat Holler. C L Mrs. Blanche Howard, Marilyn Gardener, Joan Crawford, Jo Arm Poggi, Mrs. Eleanor Pearson Barbara Cole, I-fvie lxerr. 139 aqctlultlz-:A Wu W My, 3 s 2 N X, E Wixw, Vw S W , 1 Y xAQyQ:x.ry, ,X W' M X ' V Y ,gyiyzv ,M , W M. 5. X, W X. W Mwgsu A W :X X 1 v Mf4 ,,.,,, 1. . x 5 IOR PRO f f' r f fc cfrr f P 1 1 e uul f -l1gOt.. L5 We N ' 111 ,VCIO . mir f gg rom, lams mis ui 1 s:f:v er 1 'mermaic ' 0 ' xis ClOiC6, 'I' maria Tay . cc ., cc x f--'- of 1950 Freshman Class -- First Place Junior Class -- Second Place Senior Class -- Third Place Fringed costumes, dark grease pai nt, an rehearsing helped to make the stunt show preliminary to the week-end of homecoming After careful consideration by the judges papooses Were ponounced victorious. POW WOW an exciting festivities. the freshman Sophomore Class -- Fburth Place CIJHNET TRIO Mark Nixon, Don Lyons, Bob James. WST? 61:9 SAXOPHONE QUAH'l'E'ITE James Miller, Florence Paul, Al iietzel, Pmth Goss. BAND CLARINET QUABTETTE Kyle Howell, Norma Avery, Martha Houston, Jackie ijaumflek DRUM QUARTETTE Martha Neis, James Howat, Terry Umdenstock, Morgan Thornton. FLUTE TRIO Kay Kline, Cherida lfurchell, Shelley Lemon. CORNET TRIO Bob Gibson, George Mast, Darrell Gresham. mv Q' CON TESTANTS W TROMBONE QUAHTETIQE Ebnald Weaver, Ronald Slormeger, Charles Hakes William Herzog. TZ? CLARINET QUARTETTE Mary Richman, Jerry Stafford, Don Dirlquel Jim Fleisher. 'Qiacksl You' re all quacks l' cried Eddie Carpenter to Bill Linsley as he took his part in the play, others in the cast are Carolyn Rohde, Joan Christy, Mary Wightman, and Dick Bickerton. DIRECTED BY MB. EABLF C. SKAGGS SENIOR CLASS PLAY 'A tiger and a hoo rah ray for Montclair llighl' was the yell led by Jerry llullinger. The family scene includes Marjorie Macklin, Eddie Carpenter, Louise Hoecker, Joan Reyburn, Pat Allison, Dick Carpenter, Mary Wightman, Roger Monroe, Lynn Williams, Bob Biddle, and Carol Henry 'She thinks I'm getting baldg besides I like it.' Francis Bavis CCaroline 'Scoots' Mintonl, Jim Eggerlchs CAlbert Parkerl. Gloria Myers Clerry Mintonl. Y A Little Honey .lack Franklin fTom Corningl, Glori a Hetherlin fDiana Mintonl, Nancy Herriman CDe1ores Megglehammerl, Sanford Priscilla wighuman fMartha Mintonl , Marjorie Macklin Cantor f'I'he Sure-Shot Manl, Marilyn Melvin Hive Tylerl, CGrandma Thorntonl, Fay Duncan f M r s . S i mm 0 n sl . 'And what kind of a girl would please your lordship?' WHO'S A COWARD DIRECTED BY MRS. RI TA JACOBSON Top Picture: And I repeat, 'Who' s a coward' , Bruno Bauwens kept saying to Gloria Hetherlin. Also in the cast was Spero Margaris. A BARGAIN'S A BARGAIN DIRECTED BY MRS. A. RILEY Middle Picture: 'Stop it, please stop it,' cried Barb Holmes, Sara Whitaker and Beverly Bradley in unison as Bonnie Farlin referees the fight between Glen Crowe and .l.W. Bell. MURDER IN THE FAMILY DIRECTED BY MR. DANE H. HARRIS Bottom Picture: Mary Ruhaak serves tea to Mary Murray with .lack Franklin and Eddie Carpenter looking on while Jim Hewitt tells Carol Henry and Marjorie Macklin of some mysterious happenings. THREE ON E-ACT PLAYS aqtwletica CHARLEY GROSS Wrestling, Football QF? uf. .AA K 9 ROY GUMMERSON ROGER ENGELBHECHT Crgss- Country, Track FI'eSll. Football VIRGIL BOUKHER Football , Fresh. -Soph. Basketball FRED TRUMPOLD Soph. Football aft? CO CHES TOM CORRELL Basketball, Baseball ELMER HARMS HAROLD BURKHOLDER Intramurals G01f Back Row l-r Dick Martens, Bodger Knaggs, Bob Hagemeyer D1Ck HeiSe1 Dick Day, Norman Geyer, Ken Rankin' Ray Szidon, Paul Gluck Front Row L-R Bill Boldry Cmanagerl, Dick Dunn, Jack McCombs, Charles Hakes, Bob Wagler, Bill Benner, Tom Walton, Wayne Root, Bill Weyeneth, Ronnie' Hastings Bob Smith, Mr. Gummerson, CCoachJ CROSS COU TRY CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS MEET TREMONT 46 WOODRUFF MANUAL 50 WOODRUFF WASHBURN 46 WOODRUFF CANTON 50 WOODRUFF GALESBURG23 WOODRUFF PEKIN 18 WOODRUFF GENESCO RELAYS WOODRUFF 67 GALESBURG 68 CENTRAL 82 GENESCO 89 MOLINE 101 R. I. 107 DIXON 197 STREATOR 217 STERLING 235 IST IN ILLINI CONFERENCE IST IN DISTRICT 4TH IN STATE The Woodruff 'buff and puff' men, under the fine coaching of Mr. Gummerson, finished the '50 season as usual in fine standing. The Warriors racked up eleven yictories and no defeats before getting a fourth place in the State meet. Starting with Tremont, they swarmed through the smaller meets beating Tremont, Manual, Washburn, Canton, Galesburg, and Pekin. In the major meets, W.H.S. came through with flying colors by winning the Genesco Relays, Illini Conference, and District Meets In winning the district, they were qualified to compete in State competition. In this, the meet of meets, the Warriors came through in a top rank position, fourth place. Captain Bob Wagler sparked his crew through this brilliant season. The six other top flight runners on the squad were, Tom Walton, next season's captain, Bill Benner, Wayne Root, Jack McCombs, Charles Hakes, and Bill Weyneth. with seven returning lettermen, the long-winded will no doubt have another successful season next yean Back Row: Virgil Boucher, Coach, Tom Kromphardt, Manager, Charles Curry, Roger Arends, Bruno Bauwens, Dick Richardson, John Homann, walt fhrdle, Dick Samsel, Jerry Hawkins, Bob Colwell, Jerry Lindsay, Bill Bourlet, Mike Bollman, Clem Growe, John Walwer, Harold Stafford, Stanley Poshard, manager, Charles Gross Assistant Coach. Middle Row: Gerry Buchen, manager, Darrel Gresham, Ken ll8mi1COH, Bill Harrell Bernie Bohman, Jerry Werner, Jim Hewitt, Jack Sapp, J.W. Bell, Jim Kats, Jack Molleck, Dave Stratton, John Schermer, Bob Willis, Charles Chamberlain, Bill Hoerr, manager. Front Row: Charles Broughton, Herman Witzig, Jerry Grant, Al Meyer, Charles Hauptly, Irv Sellers, Jack Randolph, Jerry Weiss, Bob MaHarry, Jack Chitty, Jamel Bourazak, Bob Schgch fhane Lovestrand. VARSITY FOOTBALL The W.H.S. '50 football team, led by all-city stars, Irv Sellers, Walt Durdle, Dick Witzig, and Jim Kats, turned in one of the most impressive seasons in the history of the school. Before loosing to City champs Peoria Manual, the Warriors had won five consecutive games without a loss. First to fall at the hands of the Woodruff eleven was a strong Qpincy eleven which was defeated by a score of 6-0. Then Galesburg, 14-0, Central, 12-7, Canton, 32-7.and Lincoln, 33-13, before the shutout by Manual of 28-0. the gridders didn't quite recover from that blow for the rest of the season. After tying a spirited Kewanee ball club C12-123, the Warriors dropped two consecutive heartbreakersg one to East Peoria, 26-25, and one to Pekin, 21-20. The season ended with a 7-7 tie against the Warriors traditional Turkey-Day rivals, Spalding. Another impressive feat turned by the Warriors was the placing of four players, Irv Sellers, Walt Durdle, Dick Witzig, and Jim Kats on the all-city first team, and one player, John Homan, on the all-city sewndtemu Chosen most valuable players for the '50 season were Irv Sellers, backfield, and Dick Witzig line. QUINCY WOODRU FF GALESBURG woooau FF CENTRAL WOODRUFF CANTON WOODRUFF LINCOLN woonnu FF MANUAL woonnurr KEWANEE ROODRUFF E. P. WOODRUFF PEK IN woonnu FF sv ALDING woonau FF BOB MaHAHBY- - Half Back IBV SEL.LERS-- Full Back JIM KA'I'S-- End BOB OOLWELL--Bhd KEN HAMILToN-- center INDIVIDUAL BILL HARIHEL--C enter JACK SAPP-- End BOB SCHOCH- - Guard DAVE STRATTON-- Half Back J. W. BELL-- Half bad: ,fw xg, L2 ERN I E POMAN - -Cuard fhvqhh J EHR Y WEHNEl i-- Guard 'll DICK WI'lZIG-- Guard W yf DICK SANISEL - -Tackle FOOTBALL JAMEL BOUHAZAK - -Quarter L-,ack DICK HICHAHUSON -- End WALT DUHDLE-- Qiarter bac E DUANE LOVES'l'PxAND--Half llack JACK HANDOLPFIU Halflfack 'aqua JOHN! HUMAN Tackle Back Row: Jim Carpenter. Steve Johnson, Ken Sutter, Dick Van Norman, lDennis Kirbyf, Coach Englebrecht, Eugene Reicheneker, Al Edenburn, Don Stafford, Greg Voris, Gunnard Wallden. Middle Row: Bert Miller, Dave Stavens, La Vern Arends, Ken Helms, Mark Nixon, Duane Shel ton, Perry Johnson, Duane Robbins, Jack Reed. Front How: Roger Strode, John Nixon, Royce Elliott Dave Ross, Bob Hansen, Bob Funcannon, Carl Gruss. I FRESH.FOOTB LL SOPH.FOOTB LL Back How: Mr. Trumpold, Jack Hess, Walt Helmick, Bob Keller, Bob Mundelius, Phil Weinstein Sam Polk, ,jay Pendleton, Bill Larke, Warren Homann. Middle Row: Rodger Clemmer, Don Allen, Bill Shaffer Bill Draper, Tom Short, Jerry Utley, Bob Sulaski Gene Clark, Ernie Boldock, Art Dirand. Front Row: Warren Oldham, Forrest Ross, Jack Phillips Tom Bachtold, Guy Hatfield, Don Hill, Bob Falatka Norman Wade. I 1 Q A Q5 J Back Bow: Jim Denton, Harold Hedges, mgrs. Ronnie AChterberg, Bill Garlen, TY Bassett, Mike Aller, John Walwer, John Schermer, Ray Szidon, J.W. Bell, D ck Kay- lor, Rodger Clemmer, Paul Gluck. Middle Bow: Jerry Woerner, Guy Hatfield, Bob Mundelius, Jerry Sawyer, Glen Growe, Dick Day, Jack Brown, Bill Weyeneth, Don Allen, Bog Knaggs, John Horn, Phil Rastatter, Jack McCpmbs. Front Row: Bernie Rohman, Wayne Root, Bill Benner, Bill Boldry, Roger Arends, Tommy Bachtold, C.B. Prunty Tommy Walton, Bob Snith, Bill Bourlet. FRESH.-SOPH.TRACK WRESTLI G Front How: Sumner Borin, Jim Carpenter, Jim Boster, Jamel Buurazak, Al Meyer, Jack Molleck, Jeffv Werner Second Row: Bruno Bauwens, Jack Fowler, Dick Martens, Charles Koonce, Bob Funcannon, Willie Smith, James Groves, Pat Hunt, Paul Gluck, Charles Henninger, Harold Hedges, Charley Gross. Back How: Bruce Stewart, Jim Johnston, Jim CaughYf Murray Pople, Charles Broughton, Charles CUfYY, Harold Stafford, Lydell Karrick, DOH Stafford, B111 Benner- J 5 Back Rowg Glen Aeschliman, Dick Heise, Dave Voigt, Roy Mc Intire. Front row: Mr. Burkholder, Art Durand, Walt Durdle Dick Scrivner, Don Stegall, Jim Stone. Fred Boss, Darrell Gresham, Wayne Benson, Noman GCYGIU S Roscoe Herget, Dick Downs, Mr- Culver 160 ll Q W-an ff C , . Piiii Back Row: Coach Correll, Jerry Weiss, Bob Gibson, .Ion Burnham, C.B. Prunty, Ken Hamilton, Bob Golwell, George Mast, Dave Stratton, Gary Hamm. WOODRUFF WOODR LFF WOODRUFF WOODRUFF WOODRUFF WOODRU FF WOODRUFF WOOQRUFF WOODRUFF WOODRU FF WUODRUF F WOODRUFF WOODRU FF WOODRU FF WOODRU F F WOODRU FF WOODRU FF WOODRU FF WOODRU FF WOODRU FF WOODRUFF WOODRU F F WOODRU FF W CODRU FF WOODRU FF WOODRUFF WOODRU FF 3 Q-eg Front Row: Don Smith, Terry Lewis, Arnold Boich, Clyde Stenson, Charles Hauptly, Jerry Lindenmeyer, Walt Durdle, Bob MaHarry, Jerry Grant, .lack ChittY. Roger Arends VARSITY BASKETB LL 33 MASON CITY 40 PEKIN 58 SPALDING 59 KEWANEE 73 E. PEORIA 53 MANUAL PARIS TUURN. 45 SCHLARMAN 37 MT. PULASKI 51 LANPHIER 54 PRINCETON 47 QUINCY 63 PITTSFIELD 56 E. PEORIA 49 CENTRAL 57 MANUAL 54 CANTON 50 CENTRAL 77 ABINGDON 60 SPALDING 46 GALESBURG PEORIA REGIONAL 52 E. PEORIA 47 SPALDING 61 MANUAL PEKIN SECTIONAL 56 LEXINGTON 68 PEKIN STATE FINALS 76 ST. PAUL 50 DECATUR City-Champs, Regional Champs, 'Sectional Champs, and a tie for 5th place in the State! That was the record that the Warrior Hoopsters, turned in for the '50-'51 basketball season. Going into the Regional Tournament, the Warriors carried a not too impressive record of 17 wins and 6 defeats, and were not expected to go very far in tourney play. They breezed past East Peoria Q52-371, and still no one was alarmed, but 47-46 and 60-61 victories over spalding and Manual respectively, really caused considerable excitement. This Woodruff team might have some- thing after all, but they still had the sectional ahead ol' them and most important of all, a strong Pekin team that had given them quite a beating earlier in the season. Entering the tournament as an underdog, W.H.S. supprised everyone by a decisive victory over Lexingtcn, C56-479 and then outplaying a favored Pekin five, 68-60! The Warriors were on their way to Champaign and the 'Sweet16'! An impressive victory, T76-623 pfver an outclassed St. Paul of Odell team was the way the first round of play ended for Woodruff. They didn't do so well in the second round of play, losing to Decatur f73-50l, and going a four-way tie for 5th place in the State. This year's captain's chores went to Arnold Boich. No one else could have b ee n mo r e deserving of this honor than 'Fritz' . He was chosen on the all-city team and did a great deal in holding the w.H.S. squad together. Jerry Lindenmeyer, .lon Burnham, Walt Durdle and Bob Colwell made up th e rest of the starting five. 'Lindy's' fire-ball playing meant a great deal to the team, as well as the rebounding skill of walt Durdle and .lon Burnham, and the defensive guarding ,job held by Bob Colwell. Tommy Correl' s fine coaching ability was once again lroven as he built an inexperienced, mediocre ball club into the team that it was. All in all, the W.H.S. team did a great this year, and their accomplishments wi ll long be remembered. LUV SMI'IH-- Chard JERRY LINDENMEYEH- - Guard INDIVID UAL CHARLES HAUPTLY- -Guard CLYDE STENSON - - Forward LOB GOI .WELI..-- Forward ARNOLD zfolcn--Guard BASKETBALL WALTER DUFiDLE-- Forward KEN HAMILTON-- Center JON BU 1 ll fl 1 li ,L 4 DPU W9 in lioo ,r-A ,win 5 KH fm ai, 1 ks: Q L I z' l ' 1 J' M W A fg l 'D l slgglvfpl QQURUX BHCR ROW: Virgil BOL1Cher, Don Wyss, Ken Sutter, Denis Front How: Joe Kennell, Ed. Koechle, John Nixon, Roger Kirby, Bob Coughlin, Delbert Bireline, Dick Caldwell, Hanson, Greg Voros, Ken Helms, Dick Mathison, Royce Mark Nixon Mgr. Elliott. FRESH-SOPH BASKETBALL Back Row: Mr. Boucher, Jerry Utley, Bob Sulaski, Bob Mundelius, Bill Shaffer, Bob Corley' David Voigt-Y phil Front Row: Morgan Thornton, John Horn, Tom Bachtold, Rastatter. Warren Oldham, Dick Hoffman, Bob Hagemeyer, Al Dentino. rx ,W ' A. ...sa ' YV' ' Q - - Back Row: Harold Hedges, John Humphrey, Jim Langton, mgrs, Ken Hamilton, Tom Bachtold, John Schermer, Jerry Hayden, Don Allen, Lloyd Agee, Dick Richardson, Jim Kats, Jerry Lindsay, Coach Gumnerson. Middle Row: Marv. Neavill, Bernie Rohman, Jerry Werner Don Rager, Wayne Hoot, John, Homann Jerry Lindenmeyer, Ralph Tegg, Bill Weyeneth, Reg Sipfle, Bill Kolb. Front Row: Bob Schoch, Tom Walton, Bob Snith, C.B. Prunty, Irv Sellers, Don Martens, Jerry Weiss, Glen Burmeister, Jack Randolph, Chuck Johnson, Bob Wagler. VARSITY TRACK FOP the second year in a row, Woodruff High School has turned out a sensational track team. with Mr. Gummerson doing his usual fine ,job as coeach, the thin clads went undefeated in dual meets, with the exception qf the first meet of the year which was with Chilli- cothe- With top flight runners like Don Martens and Bob Wagler in the mile and Sophomore Wayne Root in the broad-,jump and 4.4-0, Glen Burmeister in 2.20, and Jerry Lindenmeyer in half mile, the Warriors ccmpleted a very successful season in the larger meets also. Winning top honors in bqth the Illini Conference and the district meet, the team went on to state compe- ti tion. With ten returning lettermen for the 'Sl season, the Warriors should come through in top standing again next: year. WOODRUFF 51 3X4 GIILLICDTHE 61 U4 WOODRUFF 58 2X3 WASHBURN 54 1X3 WOODRUFF 76 1X4 EAST PEORIA 36 5X6 WOODRUFF 62 213 CANTON 50 1X3 VOODRUFF 88 1X4 HENRY 23 1X4 WPNONA 30 1122 WOODRUFF 1X2 LEWISTON 22 1X2 FAHVIINGTON 44 WOODRUFF PEKIN 46 K EWAN EE RELAYS WUODRUFF 72 Ist STERLING 42 2nd ILLINI CGVFERENCE woonaurr 47 112 1st CANTON 29 2nd GALESBURG 39 ard DI STRI CT MEET WOODRUFF 43 If 3 CANTON 29 CENTRAL 25 , A , Jack Randolph and WHYHG H00U BP0ad-Jump Bob Schoch- -Relays Y ,Q I DIVIDU L Bob Wagler--Mile Jim Allen- -Di scus -... rw? :qq .. z r- . mi.. ., 5 iff' , N ---.. N -, .1 -,f, , - A M ll.. if 4 . 'i f m J. . . ' l S.., .,l,.l.,El,? lfa l QQL . wi 5 E wg, ww Qgwgwiwm TRACK Tom Bachtold--Pole Vault Jim Kats--Low Hurdles - . ,A . ' f :ff . :Z ,,fy,,sfy,iffff,4,,:1ffwma-fegg55e15g'mwM, gl , 5 Xqgbwg, K-gm:-f?5f.,,4,g-fy -.ggxem ml..ilVX,--fy,'ff-fw,MQp,,wew ff, me 'x:gssaf,g,.fpws A .. , V A A A M M L' ,E J, f , .. all . 'iz'--f':1,:.?T 'V ' '-f - sv- , ' I' v,ig'-'.- -,-'Hs-'fx' ,W-,Lg--5, 11 . ,. - , i9'tf: -' .:1:svf312s2'J E:'v:'9Hfh s? .'Vx'3 'I .'55iI52 x5ix?1- 'M' A? -H, N. N 4 REQ ? ,Q S F 'iii pw- .- 521, li. ,L S5S,'.,a.-3 . 13-ia -5, '- .Mg -1 ' U - FM 52 , -2' R. ,Q U0YdAgee HighJ mP I DIVID AL Do MmenS Mi1e Glen Burmeister--220 yd. dash Chuck Johnson--Hurdles Jerry Lindenmeyer--Half Mile C Dick Richardson--Hurdles 167 1 1 1 fwlakiw-if Back Row: Don Lyons, Duane Lovestrand, Don Snith, Bill Middle Row: l-r Dick Hoffman, Bill Draper, Phil Wein- Shaffer, Bob Willis, Jack Molleck, Jack Chitty, Mr. Harms. stein, Bob MaHarry, Charles Hauptly, Glarles Chamberlain. Front Row: l-r Dale Marsh, Bill Hoerr, Jim Erwin. FRESH-SOPH BASEB LL Back Rowg Mr. L.R. Brown, Tim Norvell, Bob Coe, Front BOW! Katherine Cvik, Jane Kellar, Betty Rey Jeep Willms, Kathleen Voslow. nolds, Barbara Altpeter, Sherry Jeneson, Patty Foster, Marilyn Joyce. 1 X Bsflk Row: Bill G8Hd. Bill AI'Il0ld, Phil -W6iIlSf-ein, D011 Front Row: Sanford Cantor, Monty George, Gene Patton, H1CkS1 Bob Cblwell, DBVC SCf8Ut0U, BUd Hire, Carl Weber, Wes Young, George Storey, Bob Gibson, Hog Powers, Jim Gene Merrlllf Coach Correll' Huxtable, Mgr. Norm Derrickson. WOODRUFF METAMOHA WOODRUFF ARMINGTON wwDRUFF WASHBURN V ARSITY BASEBALL WOODRUFF EAST PEORIA WOODRUFF GLASFORD WOODRUFF CANTON The Warrior Baseball team ended the 1950 season WOODRUFF PEKIN with 12 wins, 12 defeats and one tie for an average of .5O0Z. This was accomplished through the powerhouse WOODRUFF PRINCEVILLE hitting of Gene Merrill, and sophomore Carl Weben WOODRUFF GALESBURG Woodruff started the season with a 'bang', de- feating Metamora, 12-0, and winning three of the next WOODRUFF MANUAL six games. Starting with Princeville, however, they dropped four in a row. W.H.S. then came back to whip WOODRUFF CENTRAL Easton 8-7, but then dropped the next one to Kewanee, 4-Z WUODRUFF EASTON 1n the District tournament at Princeville, WOODRUFF KEWANEE Woodruff almost proved to be the dark horse of the tournament as they took a 3-1 decision over Chillicothe WOODHUFF METAMORA in the 8st round, and then pulled a surprising upset WOODRUFF AHMINGTON eye? Spalding, 3-0 before losing to powerful Manual, WOODRUFF SPALDING with nine returning lettermen for the '51 season, WOODRUFF EAST PEORIA the Warriors should prove to be a serious threat DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT PRINCEVILLE: F CANTON WOODBUF WOODRUFF 3 CHILLICDTHE 1 UF PEKIN WOODR F WOODRUFF 3 SPALDING 0 WOODRUFF PRINCEVILLE WOODRUFF 1 MANUAL 12 YOODRUFF MANUAL SFASONS TOTAL. WUODRUFF CENTRAL WON 12, LOST 12, TIED 1 BILL ARNOLD - Pitcher 4 9 I DI IDUA HUB GIBSON - Utility BILL GAND - Ist. Base, HUB COLWELL - Pitcher CARL WEBER - Catcher JIM HUXTABLE - lst Base Outfield I fgw fiyz ' . fee M.-L 1 - 2 , I -, G, l f ,H L3y::fa':..-:. .4-1 2, f-sv1 291fff f . , S I: 1 5f-I, we-f,'w-f . -a :. -- w w ff - rm 'zf-lzizffwx,--If-Q,.m:kQzq,f-.:w-sg :gm :fi .-f,mSfv.- W -.ze:wen1-mf2-.eaiywfgsais-1-be wiv gjggfc-b:.Ut1 V ' W:'Els55j51vjq' 'l ':QslggkQ555Q'Lg2SQs5,gii3ggZ35f517Agig?Qi51 i ,Aff , ib.-:.:i,1,-4:1 f, 5- ff .1 -- :A:z.:Qa H -mwgez :ylsmw sf ,J , .Nr-1Q5T.e-:-',lttfL- 6 ' 'F f-V!'fLt'.-W YE: 'fxi-fidifzrvassvxsii' 'H--f ,K -W,.f,.Q,fQ,,-uf-L.wgf, . 7 5,q,f,.,-1,MQ?as-.Q-5255-H:mai 'Az uw ,,:.:w,.:'kWwz.',1'f1'f5lL- Lx V . 'ff:ff'--iflf 'L-LHQQQWSE'sE'.fi':sSEQ3zwz IYFH- f-43551115151 v- -f1T1E7g:I.', fL-Ll! ' '- A-VII'-i1Ef:'11l fT'2Ff'i5SiR11-2'1-ZLi5x:w-56' 5-,-Q,mfm,f.4:?Im11,,111Q- , 111:-'rw.91Mgsifw-cvzaglffss'Lis-:aria I V ,,:z5m.,v,A,,,,,.q,,,-mg-V.-W .WL-v,.,-f fm,-, :Qs15fam:Qg:zff2Lf-H , ' '. 1,IEfi?J'WM:lik5651-if-3'jE'Q:91I5r ,ry ,'.ft71g1XQ'j4g5.Wg-'lfl-2,:qjj23Lgbilw1R:5fs53g3 W . iiiluv55iL1QjigsfZQ2if1Qi:z?e:i4eZ,2ii-H155-Sigf iff':gTffqgffz2Qf-1esfQ. 'v 'hisifziefgiliafzfi:swggezeefiwgzwasvgs . , L,-f:wgg:u.m: A55 g,., - .. fm J.. ,meage-,-st.w,1:1Wymi11i'1IEf5f3fL55,I gg-g-1,1.ff.ea:s:',-in :Q-vgv .- -,sf ssffliwffSfQsfw:fSw21s-ffM11 Q-15951543 .fIg2LQifjLg25ii,:f5fg3f2,,fI'Lf'fI5?7isL'IgQ9S?1Sa5759fgff5iz, - I iiiff9T555?3'7s5Z.5ff?i-555551511-gf S5'?'i?3ii9Ei ,,wfQw:az-15Q-:w,s.,11mgfgiglvzsizfsv1aii:sg?fws':2zff7-2wgeepQs:wggg3gzyfQ3j5g5gg,A Q-gwwigli:ww.eifmifkgggygfziwiwlfvfasffaiezmsegfsfwvsssissiiww . If 12 -W ,ggglmw sgmwgwz ,fm -W ri 2 A .. Vfiigsemfifwfxfe-gS:aQ3,zfQ1?a,yQM :Tvemszg'kfQ:f+.4w-.fefzf if-1L1w'z1m,z His 1 3, w2:f5sg3.1QligssiizmmgziiQ, , .sy 5 QiQs3.g'5bEiZkf3k55ila52,I,g5.2'1r? ' fvi f- T5Q1frkfs fX'lfZg31l'ij' 7 Sv v f--Q-wifi?z,Qf2sff?wg:w52fi53Qg K QSM-fs,,5.q,,gf,,q.Vwma S , gw:Q,f.w-L111112!-azwkwg-214.5ww ,m.qf Whig-I 6 -I-w--I-h,.1f5f af smgeww' ww WX ,.:Q,1zrL:fi?wzsf 7 ,ww w::sv?,,f-W ,kgvgllwx ef I SAww-M-Sw.fLwf1'PLf Q wivwswfs GHJRGE STOREY - Shortstop ROGER POWERS - 3rd Ease BASEBALL GENE MERRILL - Outgfi eld MCNTY GEORGE - 3rd Base DON HICKS - Outfield 2 SANFORD CANTOR, DAVE STRATION, WESLEY YOUNG, ASHFORD HIRE Pitchers GENE PA'I'I'0N - 2nd base Delbert Bireline, DOH SCh8ffeF- FR. SOPH. Back Row: Terry Lewis, Chuck Jerry Lindenmeyer. Back Row: Dick Hoffman, Garry Runyan, DOH Smith, Front Row: Larry Bishop, Keith Poshard, Ted Rice Morgan Thornton, Phil Rastatter. TRAMURAL FOOTB Legerwood, Dick Wesq Front Row: George Roger Monroe. LL JR. . Storey, Jim Boster, Jamel Bourazak 1:43, T ,,, 172 3,1 W...- Bafrk ROW: Dick Witzig, Dick Ri ch ardson, Irv Front ROW! Jim Boster, Jamel Bourazak ,lack Sellers. Randolph. ' Front HOW: Ronnie Williamson, Ed lloerr Ronnie Back FOW5 -lee? Wilms. Bob 006, Max Hoerr, Craig Slonniger. l Ivers. in Ng 9 Back Row: John Humphreys, Charles Hauptly, Lydell Karrick, Bob Schoch, Arnold Boich, Carl Weber, Bill Hoerr, Bud Hire, Dick Scrivner, Clyde Stenson, Tom Bachtold, Jerry Weiss, Harold Hedges. Second Row: Mr. Boucher, Mr. Burkholder, Mr. Gummerson, Mr. Correll, Bruce Stewart, Bob MaHarry, Duane Lovestrand, Wayne R0012. Bob Colwell, Bob Stetson, Jim Kats, Bob Smith, Tom Kromphardt, Tom Walton. Saniord Cantor. Front Bow: Forrest Ross, William S. Borin, J.W. Bell, Jack Sapp, Dave Stratton, Jerry Lindenmeyer, Terry Lewis Bill Benner, Jim Boster, Dick Samsel. LETTERMEN' S CLUB J CK HILL TROPHY The Jack Hill Trophy is presented each year to a Senior lineman of the football team who has been on the squad at least three years and has not received any outstanding recognitions, or awards in football. The qualifications for this trophy are: Willingness to work, co-operation with coaches, high standards of Spgrtsmanship, and clean living. This year the trophy was awarded to Tackle Bob Reynolds. Back Row: Fred Ross, Bill Weyeneth, Gene Patton, Dick Downs, Jack McCombs, Jack Molleck, Bruno Bauwens, Jerry Lindsay, Stanley Poshard, Bill Gand, Gary Hamm, Gerry Buchen. Second Row: Bernie Roman. Don Snithv Jeffv Werner' BF'b Gibson, Jon Burnham, John Homann, Walt Dllfdlef Jlm Stone, Charles Hakes, Charley Gross, Fred Trumpold Roger Engelbrecht. Front Row: Dick Richardson, Al Meyer, Irv Sellers, Bob Wagler, Jack Randolph, Ken Hamilton, Dick Witzig, Jamel Bourazak, Jerry Weiss, Bill Harrell. LETTERMlEN'S CL B MOST UABLE PLAYERS Irv Sellers ..... Backfield Herman Witzig ..... Line B013 Sgh0Ch--W1-estling Bob Wagler--Cross Country Don Martens--Track TE M CAPTAINS BHCk Row: Shirley Sanders, Marilyn Johnson, Gayle Burnettie, Elaine Hess, Emma Davis, Irene Bishop, Josephine Thompson, Barbara Smith, Mary Lou Gauwitz, Joyce Opper, Donna Kirkbride. Third Row: Jean Ladley, Nancy Wilson, Lois Boswell, Jane Rohde, Judy Alexander, Wanda Lisle, Shirley Land- wehr, Juanita Phinney, Vivian Johnson, Gabarella Murray, Pat Claybourn, Joyce Davis, Marlene Gibbs, Beverly Bischoff, Pat Holler, Judy Camenisch. S6COI1d Row: Miss Moehle, Jaynet Biddison, Nancy Geltmaker, Emily Bauwens, Louis Donelson, Eulalia Jen- kins, Joanne Semlow, Carolyn Rohde, Sharon Snyder, Hanna Clark, Miss Scheffel. Front, Row: Beverly Terrell, Marcella Britt, Mary Jo Ewalt, Arline Evans, Jane llard, Mary Lemkemann, Kay Hager, Mary Terrell, Audrey Ellis. G. A. . G. A. A. OFFICERS Back Row: Marilyn Johnson, Joyce Davis, Jaynet Biddison, Joann Semlow , Nancy Geltmaker, Elaine Hess, Irene Bishop. Front Row: Joyce Opper, Carolyn Rohde, Louise Donelson. G. A. A. BASKETBALL CHAMPS Back How: Vivian Johnson, Karlene Herbstrith, Donna Kirkbride. Front Bow: Janice Blackburn, Donna Opper, Shirley Hughey. eatunea Eleanor Burkart Studio ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS Official TALISMAN Photographers Barb Nelson, Joyce Davis, and Priscilla Adams. lilghest fashlons, moderate prlces 1U men and WOmGf1,S apparel 18? The path to your success is here at Bradley Universityl Bradley, as one of America's strong medium- sized universities, combines the advantages of die very large university with the personal at+ tention provided by smaller colleges. Dr. Ralph McDonald, chief of the division of higher edu- cation, National Education Association, recently stated, 'Bradley has the highest accredited rating diat an institution can achieve in the United States.' Extracurricular activities at Bradley surpass those of all but the very largest universities. Bradley has more than a hundred clubs, sororities and fraternities catering to a wide range of interests. bradley University offers over 1000 courses in over 50 areas of study. Its free lecture-arts series is not equalled in any university in the United States. The University is accredited by all the major accrediting agencies. , Undef the DSW fBrad1ey Plan,' a student is Elven the 0PPOFCunity to combine his regular cnlleg education with military training in the university 6 S Air BUTC. If his colle e and military work is cre- ditable, he has chance ior defennent until graduat- ion and for gaining a reserve commission, upon graduation as a ground harces officer in the Air orce. .Register nowl O Summer sessions begin: June I3-July I9. I95I July 20-August 23, l95l Fall term begins: September I7, l95I For further information: Secretary oi Admissions Comstoclc Hall Bradley University Peoria 5, lllinois 183 The Home of .Peoria Coca-Cola Bottling Company ZQWK 1 ?5ff4W6 United LUe Stand fn 74M Qecw 1951, fel' W4 fqlf 44014 af0wLf2 ' l'a0ufz6o4u1b1q. . . ln the words of Abraham Lincoln in the Presidents Message to Congress, December 1, 1862 . . . l'The occasion is piled high with difficulty and we must rise to the occasion. In this national emergency, our responsibility to our country is great. So long as conflicting themes of dogma divide people into opposing camps of phil- osophy, strife will continue in the world. Above all, we people of the United States must acknowledge a one-ness of purpose, must remain united, one nation indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Contradictions are not always what they seem to be. Light and darkness, warmth and cold, land and sea, good and evil, the known and the unknown, seemingly in contrast are but part and counterpart of the whole, the whole of a one-ness- one people, one universe, one God. The responsibility is ours, this Year's 1951! A AS YOU TRAVEL THROUGH LIFE... DON'T BE JUST ANOTHER SPECTATOR. YOU CANNOT DREAM YOURSELF INTO A PRODUCTIVE PERSON-YOU MUST HAM- MER AND FORGE YOURSELF INTO ONE. TAKE RESPONSIBILITY ON YOUR SHOUL- DERS AND IT LEAVES NO ROOM FOR CHIPS. GOOD LUCK... PRINCESS-PEGGY INC. PEORIA, ILL. The Milk That is:- First In Freshness First In Flavor. V - ' . PRODUCER'S MILK HAS HELPED 5' U -'-' l 1-bf, cf wry? 0 THE STUDENTS MAKE WOODRUFF Fi' V . 1 gf? 7 HIGH AN OUTSTANDIING SCHOOL . VUUIQQ J ,. EVER SINCE IT WAS BUILT. 4 , -Q,-gi PRoDUCER's DAIRY gn ,J G Q Q gpii 1 ma, .lu 'Alu - . 51 '0-n., I IOOO North University phone 3-5421 Barbara Waldron, Jack Randolph, Delores Kunkle m'Hm unm- BEST lwo-bedroom , 5g6W7f7- A AVC? gale? 2506 Pesenting the Best Security -a two-bed- room dream home that would be the pride of any family! The Security is built for you with or without a basement-and with your choice of four smartly styled exterior designs. Ample living room, kitchen space, bedrooms, closets-everything you've ever wanted at a price that begs you to move in right now! ' M ii i iffi.ff..':tp: T Y ii 1:t:.s lf:t1 1 Room mini E1 mrcnru M Room una Q1 uurcuzu , l ...,..5U I. I1 . ....,.E g1: lm,-Ik, H -ws.. W 1 i IH i es-- ll - ll ll ll W 0UT 1? gs fit: n Wm' fs gm BASEMENT I BASEMENT i ffwfa. ,. an I' EPR R l K lc l l y BEST HOMES, INC. 628 W. Lake St. Peoria, Illinois Phone 5-5284 fX 'LBYD3 -D ? ff If ,wi MJAWEW Wjvjwziiyul H saw? ' WW' 0,40 'X 0155- 640' Z l !,5,, Mrfa .I ,, ', ,. ' W Ind' J W QQ Congratulations, graduate, and may your diploma remind you that you have earned a ticket to opportunity. This ticket can take you in several directions and to countless rewarding destinations. lt can challenge you to grow, to develop your talents and abilities. It can encourage you to have your special aptitudes and interests revealed, A your goals appraised - by reliable tests that companies like Caterpillar are using - and thus inspire you to build your future on the firm foundaf tions of further knowledge and training. Whatever direction you decide to go, remember your diploma symbolizes freef dom of opportunity e your birthright as an American citizen! Bon Voyage! cA'rlinPn.l.An 'rnncron co., Peoria, Illinois W ,, me my-K, 'ng ,I x ,M N W ' KVI, 'I' 4 W f V wi A fa HJA , A. ,, f , . -, H W, W ,I 7 'mi 5 ' ' 7 I - I i A ,, f , fm , f awhmvffm A' A A kr 43 A W i gym f, 1, K .l r x W MN ri. V yi' M Qing 0 ,,,,,,, g F,, 32 I , 1 il ?7V 5, ,W, 1 A 1 f Y f ' fl . 4 , ,,E,, I 4 , ' ,My ,ff V 4, F ' E if Y ' ' Aff-H X A i xg' 2 - gf 02 k L . f , 4 Q A W ,,, Ilia D ' and p-wdacow eugmvw of alee ' ffdamldainq -,.' . ,.,- Nf l --'. rhykk - , .. M' M 1 + ' ': ' , ,: 2. , , g ,:::.h ' 'W 1 'L A? xN,., LW ,. 4 W,., - ' K . , . ,W ,L,. .,.., f 1, I X 34 W HU XRD CUMPANY F 1 an if ,V l 5 ' 37002121 2, eg!f?yl0!:1 kr NS' Q 'Frans colon LITHOGRAPHVM E Ig ,. 119 72, St. Plone 4415? K 4 EQ , E CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATION CLASS OF 1951 The water you use is tested every day of the year to 1nsure that it is pure, sweet, and safe. PEORIA WATER WORKS C0 109 soun-I Moreno: sneer Lane Cedar Chest .... for 218 - Q20 South Adams street ?Q1fufiff1Or'jlQ?f Starts the fx ll The Place To uO For The Names You Know . Jean Pomorf and Dick Carpenter LGCGS Polisnes GUNTHEIPS SHOE SERVICE 2825 North Adams Street HAVE A NEW PAIR THROUGH SHOE REPAIR WE SPECIALIZE IN SHOE REFINISHING AND DYE WORK Melvin's D126 Bakery if BHHEIW GUUDS WEDDING and PARTY CAKES T0 ORDER Pastries That Please OPEN SUNDAYS PHONE 5-2074 2623 Noam ADAMS smear E T a Ciamefa 5 ,op A Complete Line of QUALITY BAKERY GOODS Wedding And Party Cakes To Order JOE HILTON 1-111333 SAMMIS , SEE OUR NEW STORE Open Daily 529 Main Street Phone 4-6I26 0180 0645 365014 Peoria , Illinois 516 Wisconsin Ph. 2-5451 FLOWERS 01 DISTINCTION The FLOWER BOX DENA and FRITZ ZELLER 3801 Prospect Avo. ,Phone 2-5571 Peoria, Illinois FLOWERS by TELEGRAPH , Jack and BilI's Leather 8 Sporting Goods REED S MARKET 'Toon AT ITS BEST W . . 5 , f . REPA'R'NG - n H fgdgZ2,J Leather Goods 6 QUALITY MEATS DMR! PRODUCTS 0 GROCERIES Zippw H T O FRUITS e-Joyce 1 purses FOODS and COFFEE g VEGETABLES Ladies Purses Rcpaired Zippers Repaired Open Daily 8: Sunday 8.A. M. ' 9 P. M. l709 Prospect Rd. Peoria, III. S206 Main 6-9063 B H5 '6' SC ID R PH G CL FF'S ICE CREAM STORE Prescription Druggisr . Sundaes Shakes Malts E .i32?3fz.Le.i.izie?.. Tii','f.Zi.f'nd Ceffee Seeewfehee ff 1226 N. Monroe, Cor. Spring Phone 3-1095 N V' 7 North Perry Ave. 192 . ms , PEN D0 I-A'5 . Plalfmann Bros. Cleaning Service Quality. DRY CLEANING l' We Operate Our Own Plant H ATS CL EAN ED REPA1 RING QUALITY UPHOLSTERING LAUNDRY SERVICE and A Pick-Up Delivery Service CABINET woRK Keeping your clothes looking fresh-as-21-daisy Phone 9520 509 Spring Street Phone 4-6823 514 spring su-ees Peoria, U1- NUM wi? SINGER'S JEWELRY CO. D 420 Main Street Quality Jewelry At Reasonable Prices Dinah Walder and Gerry Buchen W--A as I BLUE RlBBoN Fooos i and AMERlCA'S cuP coFFEE Ill I Fnuous F09 'f' f L A I 0 I 0ooO0 '0 4 'Riff' Comigfi v' I M' THE OAKFORD COMPANY 316 South Washington Street PY' from Beethovei to be-hop record department. Remember FREE PARKING ln Back While Shopping. Bing to Bach, or Eddie 5 Arnold, Andre Kostelanetz... Q You'll find their latest and 2 finest recordings in all if 3 record speeds at Jay's big 5 FOSTER ELECTRIC CO. - COMPLETE ELECTRIC SERVICE WewQ3?'s35gi?Qgg :I .,',V Qi:-TM? 5 EWMQFQXQQ 422 M Adams Phone 4-8129 HWWQE uso J. oonsnz- 0 wg Quality Food Market H ' 728 Frye Avenue I H 4 CA R E ER co u N SEL: NG e e2 I 'B 312 ' EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 4 4 -V- PERSONAL cSgy'E,38D.lgQ'Q SERVICES lf GUI-Us EIN ASSOCIATES any -Q5 ' f fwww fe-wwf f Placement Service I205 Jefferson Bldg. 21150Uf AdHmS5f- - Peofiwlllinvis l iof is WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR Plenty oi FREE PARKING SPACE Open Every Nighl' Un'l'iI 9 P.M. l 1827 Prospect Road l 1 l 3 piece Tweed Suit. modeled by Marilyn Murrie- A Western Garment Product: made of 10021 wool-Basic Suit with short topper to match-perfect for the college miss or business woman. Sizes 10-13. Colors-blue, grey, can and pink. Tall girl coat and suit-Modeled by Donna Trantina. Ideal for the girl 5 foot 7 inches or over. Made of 1002 wool gabardine, longer waisted, longer sleeves and really longer skirt. Navy, brown, grey and red. Sizes 10-18. W ESTABLISHED l654 Prlscllla Wlghtman and Walt Dxrdle. II I 1 ' WIN. ' 'W qv ,vm , I . I W 3 af W. .I. ALTPETER V AUCTlONEER TIMSIMASTEII IIIIEAII . Sales Every Tuesday Sz Friday Eves.-7:30 ' I Why Not Spend An Evening With Us? 1803 N. Adams St. Phone 3-1918 - HEIGHTS 5c TO 31.00 STORE E. A. HOERR. Proprietor Honey Krushed Wheat Bread 34'4 Pmpect Road I PEORIA HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS ALEX SIMON Fine Tailoring LADIES' AND MEN'S TAILORING 111 N. Madison Ph, 8884 195 MW X ff' QM REDDY KILOWATT When you see the smiling face of Reddy Kilowatt you think of the Central Illinois Light Com- pany. Iust think of the many times a day you call on Reddy for the tough jobs the long jobs, ' in your home . . . at the shop . . . kk on your farm. Let Reddy work ' for you more and more. He's 1 always willing always ready, xxx ff m l X, . , 'f W MM always anxious to work for you. REDDY KILOWATT REPRESENTS THE 3642! ELECTRIC SERVICE IN THE WORLD. CE TBI-ll. ILLINUIS LIGHT CD. Campbell-Behrens Spring Co ,I 0 my I swf l 'K Wheels Aligned and Balanced I P -Af Brake Service ' ' LARRY'S DINE R -k Spring and Shock v f t ' Absorber Service 7l4 Franklin Street ff? H COME IN TODAY FOR o EW O it W A SAFETY CHECK-UP Good Fair Prompt Quality Prices Service 1200 S. JEFFERSON ST. PHONE 4-5581 196 Nljl ,fv X I 3 'r ,',,, Q p 1 ,-fx f X ! LARRY'S DINETTE IO8 East McClure Ave. x Under Same Management .1 xl ii-55-J. Z If , fx T- f , 9 . Wo, if 5 ,.- VS Q atterson, Ga ax banquet. L ,G THE FRIENDLY STORE Auto Supplies, Hardware, Household Needs. 3108 Prospect Road Peoria Heights 4, Illinois - xflpd aww HIGH LIQUID LEVEL BRADSHAW'S DRIVE --IN CLEANERS For good dry cleaning, Quick Service We operate our own plant ll Engineered for EXCEPTIIINAL PEIIFURMANCE in Your Car YUIID AND GUAIANTIED IV oP..MIF'UFIP.I'LW!PMP9,' l7l3 Knoxville Ave. Phone 2-322l If For the best names 1H furnlture, such as Vulentlne-Seaver, Dunbar, Schoonbeck, and Qhase, see COHEN FURNITURE CO Peorie Pexin limb fjibso a I lommel I Ace Ambulance 8 Oxygen Service Peoria Areds Fix t Phone O 2 EXCLUSIVE S DAYANDNIGHT AMBULANCE ssnvrcs .- 1 , Q .s ALL-AMBULANCE Renfal 5 Sales for AMBULANCE SERVICE Hospital Beds Wheel Chairs at Its Best Oxygen Therapy lor the l1ome ll5 Knoxville Ave. Peoria 4' Illinois mam? 3 Q fs-4 bww. , S , John J. Scott mm , to Scott s uper Servrce Y err-town y M a 616 Wisconsin Ave. V l lv W rl'lS hrr 'Tj l .5 is Telepnone 5-9857 C. H. ANDREEN A. A. NORDWALL XA I y . , ,A K4 A Men's Shop . . . Featuring I X li- I, l Sportswear E -Clothing Clothes-educated l l ll men choose ' Nationally Known Men's Wear I Beverly Bradley, Shirley Bill, Barb. Whitlow, and I' t Cl 'l K , ,,,' . are willing subjects for the Talisman photographena al 4 qpagegqndpecn eg, ' ' A 198 127 S0071 JEFFIRSOH BAKER,S SUPER SERVICE Featuring Mobilgas - Mobiloil - Mobil Tires Mobil Batteries Complete Lubrication Hollyvs Beauty Shop Co Ld ilates-5hamp0oing-,Sets Hair Styling and ,Shaping The Home of Friendly Service 3800 North A ms Street IILUILC Q '- 3173! 602 Mary Street Phone 6'7363 ll - that one qfliw ' that one CRLQIVC ' that ana ounce, st YOUR BEST ANSWER IS 4 ir lt' -K So. Adams at Fulton St. S S 'The Best Friend Your Home Ever Had' l.arry's Market 5 I I-V E D5 FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCES, INC. Fruits - Quality Meats - Vegetables ' Cash ' LaY3W3Y ' Cfedif 603 Wisconsin Ave- Phone 24739 zoo:-os N. Jefferson Phone 3-5647 E. J. PAULI 81 SONS tinolesulc pzstrlbzztors for ,.-4, I 1 7 f . 'li sul f 'CQ' L? 'lf ywr Grocer LK LREAM Q , .:::z .7 I :ff 1 1-'fit s M 1 A N D 1 c E f Nationally MEN'S Hobl ee Naturali zer Walk-Over llri ght Arch Preserver Freeman Pedwin Famous Shoes - Featured by Crawiord's WOMEN'S CHlLDREN'S WalkvOver Child Life Se Iby-Styl-Eez Buster Brown Jolerie BOY K1 Girl Naturalizer Scout Shoes Ai r-Step Robin Hood Li fe-Stride Paramount Trimfoo tp CRAWFORD SHOE STORES 321 Fulton -- Outlet Store 211 Fulton CRAWFORD'S SHOE SALON - 340 Fultcn St. ROTH GREENHOUSE FRESH FLOWERS OF QUALITY GROVVN IN OUR OVVN GREENHOUSES 0 BOUQUETS 0 FUNERAL DESIGNS X I CORSAGES O AND OTHER OCCASIONS EALENA RCIAD ' FRED L. RUTH, PHONE 5'35'2 Pnnwmsrnn PEDRIA, ILLINDIS cc. Compliments HII 5 COFFEW FINE FOODS of gg JEWEL 'S I AND HousEwAREs. HH S. A. Waldron 527 North Monroe Phone 3-H29 M 4 . Z! AT Senditto... alt! 9 BIEHL S Spring Street CLEANING AND DYEING SERVICE X - Peoria's Master Cleaner 8s Dyer DTIVC-Inn 9 2 :K 702-06 Maln 56156 Hambur ers---Tenderloins glyb Tgigjfw ' Ear Bi fS'iBakEd Han' N MW A M' Delaney's Food Market OSZC S rea 3 ' A ' QP' , ' Soft nrinksce m Q : ,,. I U T ,Hy ,f Estabhshed ln 1902 ' '5 f a ' LN' I 'F GUS PANOS, PROP. 4 - 2 525 0 ' fly QUALITY MEATS - FRUITS - VEGETABLES Spring 62 Jefferson E I 1 2210 North Jefferson Av Pe Ill 0 49 Year 0fS T Th N thSd 202 You wiii Enjoy Atteuoing Browne! . Cbllege-gztrade student body from many high schools . Wide variety of practical, ,job-getting courses , Choice of day, part-time, or evening sessions TO A . Active, liie-time placement service -- free. Ask for ljulletin of Courses A friend of gVOO,,mff I BROWNS PEORIA SCHOOL of BUSINESS 240 S. Jefferson Ave. Phone 3-1258 or 2-5586 fs ig is ' i ' Q Eff nnucs - Pnsscmvnons Black C1 MCCLURE and PROSPECT Ted Garty, Shirley Bill, Terry Housto Barb Whitlow ,Af VOGELSANIPS MARKET ,FIRKINS VARIETY STORE MEATS GROCERIES FRulTs ,,,,,,,L ,,Lw,,,S,,,,,, ,Friendly Servicen VEGETABLES FROZEN FOODS Himivnonucvs I ISOO North Jefferson Phone 4-l303 i733 Knoxville AVG BUDGET FASHIONS WILLIAM B. JURIM, Prop. 1613 PROSPECT ROAD Phone 2.2269 YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD STORE- - - FOR LADIES - GIRLS - BOYS - INFANTS - ----- READY TO WEAR ------ - WHERE DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE IS ALWAYS LOW PRICED. OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.lVl. SUNDAYS I P.M. TO 5 P.M. if ,L we , Y il . Q , , l . it HUDSON t Chma Glass l A h - ' l CHINA I ut orlzed Sales and Service , GLASS Personally endorsed used cars P H you voun A ncuug SQQ I 1839 Prospect Rd. llult Ripper f'.l'l. !lr,lUrl'Lss'Cy :ITU-1 NO1'l.1l Auains ijt. Huoue 5-3041 IOzO0 A. M. IO 9 P. Nl. Phone 5- 2900 l FINE .SHOE HEPAIHING AND HEBUILUIIVG 3 C ' Ffa 'o Shoe J aim 0 Eect'0 e 3' P . if Q N W MALT1-:Ds AND MILK SHAKES 7,1 Y, i X in is I 72.7. M' 1 Mflflfhf PROP' ,J N Made With Our Own Ice Cream 360.9 PROSPECT ROAD PEOHIA HEIGHTS 1001 Phone6-9319 li ,-9 . X' 4, oifflllll For the Smart Miss Chic lines, perfect fit and flawless tailor- ggQiQQi?SQPtff '--- w- ing make this smart Lampl suit a winner. wi Acetate rayon Weathertex material styled with a straight skirt, notched collar,triple button trim. Navy, beige, pink, and aqua. Sizes 10 - 18. 317 95 You will love this smart Lynbrook dress of rayon Yippi cloth that looks like linen. White embroidery applique on the pockets and small white buttons at the neck add decorative tou l a cl. ln pink, green, navy and aqua. 314.95 blouses, Skirts, Play Togs for I , ,, 1 .Summer Fun in the d ls Pat Clark and Pfltflcw HMLS Mo e CASUAl SHOP THIRD FLOO R STANDARD SERVICE Compliments ol' STANDARD PRODUCTS Roscoe Herget, Sr. l Lubrication - Gas - Oil Atlas Tires and Batteries and Auto Accessories Expert Tire Repair F koscoe rlerget, Jr. 203 EST. 1897 M.. M BAGLEY BROS. INSURANCE AGENCY CFORMERLY anoww at BAGLEYD Gordon J. Bagley Gerald R. Bagley FIRE, AUTO, AND ALLIED LINES 223 CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PHONE 6-6122 PEORIA, ILLINOIS N-JH HADDADQS suPER MARKET -- 'The Store of Quality Foods' Open 7 Days cr Week 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Except Sunday, 9 A. M. to S P. M. 509 WISCONSIN AVE Il'lfl'Odl.ICIl'lg A. C. Hydes New Western Homes for 1951 FEATUR Conventional construction Inot prefabricatedi NG WESTERN HOMES ARE AVAILABLE NOW . Built on your own lot or in beautiful Bournedale, Peoria's residential park. They are approved for maximum financing by FHA, banks and loan associations. Full screens and storm windows for every window All interior walls plastered 0 Standard plumbin 9 Wood floors ' Shower Wood-burning fireplace 0 Automatic hot water heater .. . 'SVI-t dd blb Walls, floors, and ceilings insulated G 'SR Y opp? OU e owl kitchen sink Sliding door wardrobe closets . Etchedwood panelling g Built-in bookcases 0 Large, ample kitchen cabinets Genuine Mortemp forced-air heat Attached garage Hyde Housing Company Fine Homes to 2 Generations ' Friendly Service CHUCK DOWLING See Us at Our New Location 1601-07 Prospect Rd. PHONE 2-6231 :: PEORIA. ILL. Complete Lubrication MOBILGAS - MOBILOIL MOBIL TIRES Sz BATTERIES 1905 PROSPECT PHONE 2-5522 JCE DAVI S . -A-Fw SWENEY SUPER SERVICE M For PERSONALIZED BETTER CAR CARE ... ,:mg,.,!.3.3 A .. . ,. M it Batteries--Accessories A Kg- !f i FIRESTONE AND GOODYEAR TIRES MOTOR TUNE-UP GENERAL REPAIRS AA AA AAAAAAAAA AA Sunday 5-IO AAL DaHy 7 LAL - lIP.H. --1KnoxviIle S McClure-li Nimf ,M A IIIIIA A F EEM lv PDTATD CHIPS ZfAfAfG7W PDP BURN p2C1fAffZ'Sl'Ql'QN SPECIALTY co QLLINGIS A PEORIA FOOD SPECIALTY CO. Manufacturer: of . TRI-MBE BRANDS 1 3 , A EE E K A ro'rA'ro CHIPS - Por com - CANNBD cmu ,AAA, A A A M ,. A ass MACHIN AVENUE A A A A PEORIA 5, ILLINOIS M A f' R A P P A o ee your rlens a S -TI-IALEY'S 1- fu, U, ARA MAKE YOURSELF AT ROME. -A W' Open every day from 9:00 A. M. to 10:00 P. M. Q ' - A 525 Prospect Road 44 Phone 5-9874 .fn MNUTS 'H A MC1'Cl13llt'S Flxture C0- Hours I2:3O A.M. 'til 2:00 P.M. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 501 SPRINT EAREET PEORIA, ILL. 505 Spring Street Phone 9290 PHONE 6-5331 A Complete Line of Hardware Pittsbu rg Pain ts Sportin Goods - Fishing Supplies Furnaces Sold And Installed Drop n And Get Acquainted Coal - Gas - Oil AL'S HARDWARE S PAINT AL'S SHEETMETAL SHOP 2815 North Adams Street Pat, Pauline, and Al Helms facki awe Maw FINE WE DELIVER TUES. THURS. WISCONSIN at RA VINE QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES VEGETABLES FRUITS S AT . Phone 2-6645 0 . .W f awww'1MecoymW:Me-:-:-:c-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- -1 3.3.34.3.:.5.5.5.1.5.3:g-:5:3:5.3.1.:.:.:.:.5.g.:.g.:.g.g.g4. - - . . 2.2.53kkEgg. ::g:g:gg:g:k355.5.3.g,' g.g5,:g:::k39-Lagzf See fee in I-2' -f 4-:-: 5:3 f.-1 .-.- 3 -:-R Newest ur! -., :IQ 255 Hilarity at the Vickis' Halloween party. yi .H S.' .4:f ,EI: ..:I:' .-:1:'.-:-:1 .-:1'1 .. ,gf 3'-3 .'.-:15 ,.::1'i '-'...g.1:2':-:-'- ,.::1:'' ,.g:i ,.::1 ...:::' 4-:-: w Q. 'W.::l:5f: ..:1EIf': .-1115 .-:ily -1:2555 ,:E::'j,.1:::2:: ,-g:f::'A .-.-:I-2'-: K-1: ..::- FS .-:ff .g:1 ,gf 111- .-:-:f ' :S .+:3 .':1:1' ' ..:2 fri' ,:1 ' .-: N ff :YP'fPP9f925'bH'k?9i 3P9R5!55 9J3?4'L 7Zf:f'3'S1D ':?'3THS'3:1935325232551127:365:7:517f5:1ZE5:f:3:3:3:3: 3: -.J:5:5:3 513:75 4 , E Now on Display at 1:4-2 W. 55 Verkler Peyer Co. via: oz.: tc-' 22125 430 S. JEFFERSON AVE. S3555 Q' I A V V . . . . . .'.'. '- f- '-'- '- ' 11- '-'-5 f5'5T '1':'V 'I'5Pf 'f'f'f . f 9'f'f': f':'x 'i'f'5: f'1'. I f':':':'f':sTf'? :':':'?f':'?:'5X ':'I'?Y'f':'I':'f'I'I'I'I'2'I'f'1'f'l'l'fj1'1 V' 2-.-r3 QY:541211111-1r::12:z izgffg'-5'-Qzfmzxmf -Erzaasx-MMR -wxrzwmmafia:Q:Q1+5ah-mkwaaswz-:44z4444s4f-::. .c4a4Q:..:QQ4fqcQ4+:-:-..z-:-.- 2231? ,-.,. 11:5 - 1-:-:-I' 44-36. r: -'-:f:-:-'-'-rw 552' 'hriiii '400' , g.g.g..-.- w q.'.g.-.5-.--. :'rE'E2 13315 526- 23 STCRE BUYING POWER is customer assurance of finest qualit at lowest prices with the newest in styling-first...at Fredman's. Planned volume buying is possible only when Y ff? generation after generation trade with a firm, making it possible for that firm ' Mrs. Jacobson to grow continuously. deftly applies make-up on Bill Gand dur- ing the A11- R qv School Play. 8' as 44 f fo QQ- Qqg :een s rug lore 6 G ' D S A44 C. E. GREEN, R. PH. R QN In The East Bluffis New Shopping Center QA Wisconsin Ave. at Kansas 49 QS, PERSONALIZED DRUG SERVICE Q ' Certified Quality Drugs 5 Congratulations to each Woodruff ' Prescription Delivery Service High School graduate. May Fred- man Bros. take this opportunity ' Cosmetics ' Candies to extend wishes for a bright future, and may we offer our services to you-at any time. Wisconsin a Kansas Phgng clflfm PHONE: Bus. 2-1158 Res. 5-7 124 Calder Overhead Doors Combin Goodyear Floor Coverings Plastic Tile Asphalt Tile Rubber Tile . CP. Helba Sf Son General Contractors 1717 W. Glen Ave. Peoria 5, Ill. ation Storm Sash 81 Doors Y 1 HEA DQUA RT ERS - ESPECIALLY Fon JUNIORS Always the Newest m I -k Coats ---A . 'K' Dresses 'Qjjsliii -Y Sportswear . . Smartest Jumor Fashions , WHOLESALE RETAIL 'Nb PHONE 2-832I KNAG-Gs coAl. co. coAL 9 630 W. MONETA ST- C Stoker Sales and Service PEORIA HEIGHTS 4. ILLINOIS O BILL FISHER STANDARD SERVICE 1 ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES 'EAW V-,N 'I ACCESSORIES , . ,I W. PERMALUBE CHASSIS I I hm III' LUBEICATICN , ' Tire and Battery Service 720 N. PERRY AVE. PHONE 6-9889 Three tree monkeys: Donna Webb, Joyce Richardson, and Sandra Sheley. BROWN'S GRILL LUNCHE5 LIGHT SNACK5 Ho'r DOGS - BEEF HAMBURGER rcs CREAM SOFT nnmxs Open from 7 A.M. til 9 P,A,, 705 Aoington Street CREST THEATRE FOR THE BEST IN MOTION PICTURE t5NTi:gRTAIND'1E,NT RU DD AN D I: H RIS MAN TELEPHONE 2-9121 Clarence F. Gury, Owner, AUTDMDTIVE MUTUR TUNE-UF' PARTS AND A::u:r:ss:zRls5 TIRES AND TUBES WASHING EXW! BATTERY szRvu::z T SHELLUERICATIUN I PHONE 4-6966 SPRING AND JEFFERSON PEDRIA. ILLINDIS R 14 gan! Ike JOE V0IlK9S GROCERY Peoria Musical lnstrumenf Co. Finest Groceries and Meats Free De livery 617 MAIN STREET PEORIA, ILL. WURLITZER PIANOS AND ORGANS KING AND SELMER BAND INSTRUMENTS I2I8 East Corrington Phone 2-7lI3 Henry 15. simmer, Prop. Phone 4-2363 209 S. Sz Builders Hardware Co. '- ' 'A ' ' ' of H155 trade Bullders Hardware k 4 A F 5.9M-on , A bath Ibom Accessories Fireplace Fixtures Phone 6-0282 P l506 Main St. Peoria, 5, Ill. srlasn SERVICE Texaco Products -Auto Parts SPORTING c-:oops at sooo PRICES 4,,,.4.. HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES 3001 Prospect at Lake WILKINS PIPE 8a SUPPLY CO. PLUMBING 81 HEATING SUPPLIES I . 1-BBL! WhoIesaIe Ouiy 1008 Soutu Adams ot. Pnone 4-1193 SAB? K 11' if l ii ' Where More People KNOW They Save Open Every Saiurday Ni'I'e 'Til 9 GSH SZOLDS W , On The Corner -- 2201 Sou'l'h Adams Ai' Garden -- Since 1880 4 'K POTTER REALTY CO. 15 MILO'S PARK - N - SHOP RE ALTQ RS Q VJAL 3500 North Sheridan Road REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Poornvo Finest Food Sono 1821 Main Sf. Poofio, Ill. Phone A-113.9 A' Top Quality Foods At Money Saving Pr 210 Phone 5-new Servin' Peoria F r Ov 40 Y W' h 'II'Z A Compfete Line Of Phggograpliiues lt V P Equlpment And Supplies. Q9 D JGWCLEZRS-SILUGRSMITHS PEURXA- ILLINUIS R studio 8 Camera Worthy of Your Confidence 329 S- ADAMS 403 MUN 134 Fulion opp. Jefferxon mag. Peo:-ia's Dldest Photographic Stores TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE INC. '7ele7aA-one :qndwwdnq Zazcfxcage 42-3-25 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONE 4-8233 PEDRIA, 2. ILL. wlvl. A. HOUSER, MGH. LEE ROSS FOOD SHOP THE HOME OF QUALITY Foons Your neighborhood Blue Ribbon Store MEATS - VEGETABLES FROZEN FOODS Open Week Days 7 to 7 Sundays and Holidays 9 to 3 2813 North Adams Street phone 5-1,3871 TREIBICH HARDWARE Pipe Fittings ZZ Paints ZZ Glass y 920 North Adams Street Peoria 3, Illinois .-. ...uE,u--..-, wmv- - ..w..-, We Atletic Fund Raising Assembly. Telephone 4-4779 Bruno Juerjens, Florist Flowers for All Occasion. f Phone 5-3521 , GRICICNHOUSI' AND STORE 2800 NORTH IFRRY AVE. Pl-IORIA 3, ILLINOIS Congratulations To Our Seniors Warm Welcome To Woodruff Cold QMOOT BEER 'fe SNO - CAP ROOT BEER DRIVE - IN One block from the McClugage Bridge Nationally Famoug Sno-Cap Root Beer Sandwiches Floats -THE WHITE Hur- I gg we - Good Food l 'inf' ,gi l , N '. ,s r f' - '.l...,.l. v Good Service L' Q 'gone 3: 212 4151f2 HAMILTON BLVD. Jzrrskson DRIVE-INN 'MEADUWBRCUK DNRY Good Food RoszeII's Ice Cream Quality Guernsey Milk, Cream, Buttermilk, Cottage Cheese, Butter, Eggs, Ice Cream 2247 N Jefferson Phone 5-9887 t ,Ph0neZ'1923 North Un1versity8z Big Hollow Rd Macklm and Glen Growe watch Jamel Bourazak enjoy a temptmg, For special occasions or everyday eating, there's no better treat than Roszell's Sealtest lee Cream - no more wholesome food than Roszell's Sealtest milk and dairy products. QUALITY TIOLL of Roszell s Sealtest Ice Cream wtth the eooperatton of Sharon Collms. of E' J iw , S A A, A E': V Have You Been Hunting? 1 for a good shoe 'rf . . repair shop? 'QQ Your search is B as up-here if is! l ftt'- -' unnn'r1r Shoe Repair Shop FINE SHOE REPAIRING 306 Liberty St. Peoria, Illinois 213 V MEET US AT.. ' FRlTSCHE'S i DRIVE-IN Open Daily 5 P.M. to 12:00 P.M. Friday Sz Saturday 1:00 P.M 2425 North University S .,. l f bil I A T ...QV v If-. . 5 'Tit L.L, ' Qff V 3... I , A 6, ilu Ei .- ,,,. .. M , ,, ' . ',h- HW YMARUIH , L f , . ,. 0 i!?Ag'i,Z R A w-. . .fn ,M qAffi: m.5f1gmQ.,1r.g , kkh-k SQ:,E.lV:LigA -. M :- M Am - - ,.:-, ,.,... on no -'ij M f , , W.,....,,M, .41LAL1W ,. ,,,A W 6 L,WW T Wm my WM M . 2.321 1. . -A . if --f-. M.-Qg,5,,,,. f -- mwiw-s. Q.-..g:32j.55 .mA5pa, - ' gl-gen i e .... Q A 0 .V ' 6 T .. V. . X- 1..- ..., L, k,k,A mg 3 ,.,,-W....1fL' ,.geeas1mieqxaefm:feSefe'eg.. , RICKEY'S MARKET GROCERIES AND MEATS 1018 Missouri Ave. Phone 2-2412 when it comes to delicious food WOODRUki5,e:1ARRIOHS T E Speedy.Courfeous Service FOR GOOD FOOD Postal Sub-Station no. l 616 Cornhill Street Phone 6-9908 Asgglmrlou or I l FOI-TZ Mm :gh DRUG STORE X 0' 'Q T 'G ' X tf gkv 'rams rs N0 Q . guifgwiglfgn 'l5p,,li' l l9 s Exact Prescrlptons A A LARGE SFlI.EiCTION OF PLANTS 8 FLOWERS FOR EASTER AND ALL OCCASIONS . . . Tl-nu.'s FLOWERS Q 2000 N. Perry plone 2-6643 . Q we 2- le Qjuqg PHONE 2-7311 KENNEDY COSTUMES WlGs - Tuxsoos - PARTY FAVORS 3605 PROSPECT PEORIA HEIGHTS ILL Pl DRUGS SUNDRIES 3416 Prospect--2827 N. Adam: H. H Foltz, R. Ph. BEN SCHWARTZ l FOOD MART L ,lk 'TO OUR FRIENDS OF 'o WOODRUFF HIGH 3 SCHOOL. V BE1 , 'tH..,RfPff :Fx ' H' 'E 1-.Er a ' f'. E .wk , Z BAHB ALHJETER T l Phone 6 -9839 215 West McClure Ave. Cheerleader - Par Excellence Lousmmomfs Luke Gary Air Conditioned Phone 8225 BEAUTY SALON ll2N0RfllAllA19f! .rr 0 Shoes For The Entire Family 214 313 Fulton Street Peo1'ia,I1l. At large Savings Phone 93l4 RALPH S. SULLIVAN DENTIST cf 908-908A Lehmann Building Phone 8610 Peoria, Illinois Think Think of-- cVVlal5l1alUl'A For Fine Foods, Quality Meats 7I5 Atlantic Phone 2-546I Underwood if Furniture Guild Galleries Ltd. 1515 N. UNIVERSITY Phone 2-8711 Serving the d1lvcr1'm1'nat1'ng who sincereb appreciate fne home furn1'sh1'r1g.v Carpets - Draperies - Furniture - Obiects of Art 1 LU D' oo' PHILLIPS bb SERVICE STATION ELMER LUND, Prop. Lubrication - Washing Lee Tires - Phillps Simonizing - Batteries We give SGH Green Stamps Road Service Pick Up and Delivery 1815 Prospect Road phone 5-9931 .ll-1-1 K, E1 its ol' Vic and Ralph Rashid .. 1 1 lQfFO0D-IYIARKET1 Yi si t, Uur Complete Sel f- Servi ce Market Open Sundays and Everyday to 9:00 P. M. Delivery Servi 823 NORTH Jlfl FliBEDN PHONE 4-3161 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 E. PFAFFMANN MFG. CO. DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS OF Motor Truck Bodies, Industrial Trailers, Display Trailers, Coaches Repair Service and Painting 1000 W. Washington Phone 3-1843 1 East Peoria , GLENIWS MARKET CUT-N-CURL BEAUTY 1 1034 North Monroe Street ii . FANCY GROCERIES .g,.. Q Y .4 3. MEATS 1' VEGETABLES Phone 6-6972 BOGARD'S DRUG STORES PRESCRIPTIONS Vitamins, Baby Needs, Notions :RELeAeL1,o i scnoor. suppuss fix SHOPPE Phone 8915 107 N. MADISON FRANK W. MERRILL TEXACO SERVICI MARFAK LUBRICATION TIRES and BATTERIES sub Post ofnoo .5 Open 9 A, M. ,Tu 9 P. M, PR'fSCR 'T'0N5 CAR AcoESsoR1Es 1131 w. McClure Avo. 1615 Prospect Road 1525 NORTH JEFFERSON AVENUE Phone 2-6120 Phone 2-8236 Phone 6-9277 216 MJ Smith's Drug Store W. R. SMITH, Rr. Ph. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 1010 N Adams . .- i X , O This is a profes ional pharmacy with experi f' enced personnel and .am ,- ple stocks to compound the most exacting pre- L J scription precisely as your Doctor directs. 1800 KNOXVILLE Phone 5-5221 PEORIA, ILLINOIS I 9 Pitsch's Sausage Shop mmm F'5HER'E5 W? .Y WHERE ONLY THE BEST ' 3 All Varieties of Fresh Fish W 2 X i V1 X E.. 1. X '. IS GOOD ENOUGH Channel Catfish a Specialty 'ff FOR OUR CUSTOMERS I!! PHONE 5-3212 2730 N. ADAMS Foot Of Liberty Street Peoria, Illin . . Pottorf Donna PHIPOHIZC our advertlsers I bl J G , ' Abbott, Donald 80 Abbott, Lois Jene 68, 113 Abe-68: Theo. 16 Achterberg, Ronald 54, 136, 159 Adams Carolyn S. 80, 123 Adams, Priscilla 16, 108, 112, 115, 181 Addis, Audrey 80 Addis, Mary 2, 68, 110, 123, 129 Addis, Raymond 68 I DEX Benner, Bill 54, 116, 119, 154, 159, 174 Bennett, Betty 80 Ben son , Wayne 160 Brown Darlene 55 Broum, Robert 69 Brown, Jack 69, 130, 159 Brown, James Brown Jim 67, 69, 107, 136 Brown: Harold 80 Brown, Lyman 93, 168 Brown, Nettie 55, 117, 132, 136 Addison, Pat 16, 125 Adleman, Mary Lou 16, 122, 125, 134 Aderman, Shirley 80, 116 Aeschleman, Dick 16 Aeschliman, Glen 68, 124, 160 Agee, Lloyd 144, 165 Aitchison, Hazel E. 93 Berg, Pat 68 Berger, Harriet Bergia, Norma 68, 122, 128, 133 Bergstrom, Arthur David 68, 132, 134, 135 Bergstrom, Dan 80, 132, 135, 136 Berkowitz, Max 54 116, 1,24 Alexander, Marie 54, 118, 125 Berman, Bertha 93, 112 Berman, Jeanne 93 , 39 Allar, Mike 54, 119, 159 Allen, Don 68, 158, 159, 165 Allen, Janis 54 Allen, Phyllis 68 Allen, Jim 165 Allen, Ronald 80, 116 Allison, Patricia 16, 9, 134, 148 Alexander, Judy 80, 116, 132, 178 Altpeter, Barbara 16, 103, 112, 113, 138, 168, 214 Amen, Ada Mae 68, 129 Amen, Buddy 68, 1 Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Carol 1 M M,1M,1B,1w M Anderson, Carol Jo 68, 128 Anderson, Jim 68, 128, 120 Anderson, JoAnn 68 A-ndersen, Sonja 80, 123, 132 Anthony, Janice 1 Antle, Don 16 6 Arends, LaVerne 80, 158 Arends, Roger 54, Arnold, Bill 154 1M,1M,1W,1M Arnold, Ed 54, 136, 137 Arnold, Marilyn 54, 124 Augsburger, Shirley 68, 129 Aver, Jimmy 80 Avery, Norma 54, Bachtold, Tom 67, my M6 63 wr we nn 121, 158, 159, 164, 165, 174 Baer, Lorraine 17 Baer, Sharron 80 ,1M,1M,1N,1M Baer, Wanda 68 Baker, David 80 Baker, Tom Baird, Jackie Baldock, Ernie 68, 158 Baldwin, Hattie 54, 129 Balzell, Calvin 17, 124 Bal zell, Keith 80 Barbee, Patricia 68 Barker, Dave 54 Barker, Donie 68 Barker, Jim Barker, Shirley 68, 128 118, 129, 136, 178 Barnes, Ruth 17., 135 Barnewalt, Shirley Barrett, Bonnie 54, 113, 117, 118, 128 Barrick, Nelson 68 Barry, Charlene 80 Bart, Alice 80 Bassett, Ty 54, 136, 159 Bastian, Jerry 80 Bastian, Roger 114 Bates, Joe 80, 115 Baumflek, Jackie 17, 130, 136, 146 Bauwens, Bruno 17, 150, 155, 159, 175 Bauwens, Emily 68, Bavis, Frances 80, Bayer, Jo 54, 125 Baysingar, Leslie 54 Beach, Barbara 17 Beeney, Bill 17, 113 Begner, Wilma 80 Belford, Shirley 68, 118, 128 Bell, J.W. 54, 53, 143, 150, 155, 156, 159, 174 Bell, Barbara 68, 138 Bell,. Patricia 68, 129,' 122 Bell, Willie 80 Benisch, Kenny 17 116 149 Bessler, Jerry Bessler, Ronnie 80 Bibo, Marilea'17, 132 Bickerton, Dick 18, 135, 148 Biddison, Jaynet 18, 138, 178 Bill, Shirley 2, 68, 110, 127, 133, 134, 198 Billerbeck, Joyce 80 Billerbeck, Phyllis 54 Billerbeck, Ronnie 18 Bireline, Delbert 80, 106, 107, 135, 164, 172 Birket, Jerry 68, 137 Birks, Joanne 18, 103 Bischoff Beverly 80, 178 Irene 18, 135, 138, 178 Bishop, Bishop, Jack 80 Bishop, Larry 2, 68, 106, 107, 111, 116, 122, 135, 172, 205 , Tom 54, 136 Bitner, Richard 80 Black, Edmond 80 Black, Ruth Dixon 93 Blackburn, Janis 68, 125, 133, 178 Blackburn, Verna 93 Blair, Darrell 54 Blake, Fannie 100 Blumenrader, Connie, 60, 123 Bobeck, James 18 Boerchel, Beverly 18, 125 Boesch, Jerry 54 , 116, 133, 136 Boettger, Robert 124 Bohart, Jerry 54 Boich, Arnold 18, 161, Boldry, Bill 54, 121, Bollinger, Charles 68 Bollman, Mike 54, 119, 155 Book, Billie 80 Book, Russell 80 Borger, Jacklyn 18, 125 Bvrin, Wm. Sumner 19, 117, 125, 159, 174 Bortell, Margaret 114 Boster, James 19, 159, 172, 173, 174 Boswell, Lois 80, 2, 110, 116, 178 Boucher, Virgil 93, 143, 155, 164, 174 Bourazak, Jamel 13, 19, 155, 157, 159, 172 173 Bi shop ma UL U6 ni B9 Bourlet, Wm. 68, 155, 159 Bowton, Don 54, 117 Boyer, Peggy 69, 133 Bozarth, Ronald 80 Bradley, Beverly 13, 54, 2, 110, 116, 118 127, 128, 150, 198, Brajon, Micheline 54, 115, 138 Branan, Tom 19 Brannon, Judy 69 Breese, Judith 19 Brehm, Harry 19 Brehmer, Rex 80 Brentrup, Robert 19 Brewer, Carol Ann 69 Brewer, Richard Leroy 80, 135, 136 Bridges, Levita 80 Bridgman, Kenneth 80 Bristol, Jenita 80 Britt, Marcella 80, 178 Brockmeyer, Nancy 80, 134 Brodbeck, Suzanne 54, 118, 125, 138 Broderick, Kenny 80 Broughton, Charles 54, 119, 134, 136, 155 159 Brower, Mona Brownell, Ruth 99, 138 Browning, Betty 55 Broyles, Robert Brubaker, Charles 80 Bruggeman, Ed 69, 116 Bruggeman, James 19, 125, 137 Bryan, Mary Nell 19 Bryan, Richard 55 Bryant, Deirdre 55, 125 Brye, Melvin H. 93 Brye, Marlene 20 Buchanan, Sandra 2, 69, 110, 118, Buchen, Gerry 2, 11, 20, 15, 108, 155, 175, 193 1H,1N Bucher, Kenneth 1. 2, 93, 108 Buck, Lillian 80 Bugg, John 80 Bugg, Jane 69 Buis, A.R. 93 Bullock, Norma 94 Bunker, Mary 20 Burbank, Cloteel 55, 129 Burdette, Lois 55 Burdick, Barbara 55 Burk, Carol 69, 116, 129 Burkholder, Harold J. 94, 121, 153, 160, 174 Burmeister, Glen 165 Burnette, Gayle 67, 69, 118, 178 Burchell, Cherida 2, 55, 111, 131, 147, 205 Burnette, Phil 80 Burnham, Jon 69, 117, 136, 163, 161, 175 Burnham, Martha Jane 114 Burnham, Yvonne 69, 117 Burtsfield, Jack Butterfield, Penny 80, 116, 135 Buxton, Glenn R. 55 , Cable, Barbara Caldwell, Dick 81, 164 Calhoun, Effie Lou 114 Call, Betty 20, 118, 131 Callender, Lucille Camenisch, Judy 69, 113, 116, 134, 178 Campbell, Donna 69, 129 Campbell, Gary 81 Canterbury, Ruth 20 Cantor, Sanford 20, 149, 169, 174 Canty, Joan 69 1 Carlin, W.G. 13, 94 , Carmichael, Ralph 81 Carpenter, Dick 2, 20, 111, 124, 148, 191 Carpenter, Eddie 5, 13, 20, 148, 150 Carpenter, Jim 81, 158, 159 Carr, Bob 69 Carr, Frances 114 Carr, Joan 20, 138 Carr, Nancy Lee 55, 129 Carr, Roy 21 Carroll, Jesse 55 Carson, John 101 Carter,,Betty Lou 69, 117, 138 Carter, Carl 21, 121 Carter, Clearence 94 Carter, Earl 69 Carter, Joyce 81 Carter, Lloyd 69 Casteel Charlotte 21, 124, 136 Castle, Clarence 55 Caughey, James 81, 136, 159 Cavanaugh, Vella 69, 113, lm Chamberlain, Charles 55, 117, 121, 124, 127 155, 168 Chambers, Vonna Lou 81, 117, 132 Chapman, Carol 69, 127 Ceak, Robert 81 Checklin, Elsie 55 Chiames, Marina 81 Child, Glen 81 116 Chitty, Jack 55, 113, 116, 121, 155, 161, 168 Christopher, Alex 81 Christy, Joan 2, 21, 109, 125, 148, 201, 218 219 Christopher, George 55, 136 Clark, Bobette 21 Clark, Bonnie 21 Clark, Edward 69, 133, 135, 137 Clark, Eugene 69, 158 Clark, Hanna 81, 178 Clark, Pat 2, 55, 110, 116, 118, 135, 203 Claybourn, Patricia 81, 173 Cleer, Donna 69, 115, 133, 136 Clemmer, Rodger, 69, 158, 159 Cleveland, Shirley 81 Cloud, Robert 55 Cloud, Russell 81 Clough, Jerry 21, 106, 114, 121, 133 ClOYd, Audrey 55, 129, 133 Cloyd, Mary 81, 116 Coater, Thomas Cochray, Joyce 81 Coe, Bob 69, 151, 168, 173 Cole, Barbara 21, 139 Cole, Katherine 100 Cole, Phyllis 55, 128 Collier, lloward 89, 94, 137 Collins, Judy 69, 130 Frazier, Betty 82 Co llin s, Sharon 55, 117, 124, 126 Colwell, Bob 55, 121, 131, 132, 155, 155, 161, 163, 169, 174, Conger, Edythe 81, 115 Conley, Delores 69 Conrad, Larry 69, 135 Cook, Barbara 21 Cook, Bill 11, 22, 182 Cook, Bob 81 Cook, Mary 69, 116, 133 Cooper, Mary 81 Cooter, Thomas 81 Copley, Roger 69 Corley, Bob 69, 164 Corley, Mary Ann 22 Day, Richard 56, 116, 119, 154, 159 Day, Sara 56 Dean, Genevieve 99, 138 Deever, Clarence 81 Defibaugh, Beverly 81, 116 Dennis, Ronald 70 Dentino, Albert 70, 164 Denton, Jim 56, 159 Derrickson, Norman 114, 169 Deselms, Robert 81 Diehm, Patricia, 70, 113, 116, 133 Dinquel, Don 22, 115, 130, 132, 147 Diekman, Darlene 70, 113, 117, 134 Dishman, llettie 81 Dixon, Norma 114 Dodson, Wm. L. 70, 131 Doebler, Jack 81, 135 Dolan, Willis 81, 135 Donelson, Louise 22, 178 Dooley, Jeanne 56, 122, 137, 138 Doss, Doris 23 Dowling, Nancy 70, 113, 116, 122, 133, Downs, Dave 70 Downs, Dick 2.3, 121, 160, 175 Draper, Bill 70, 158, 168 Draper, Ken 23, 112, 113 Droll, Jancie 81 Dreher, Barbara Dryden, Bob 81 Duke, Ronald 23, 112, 113, 119, 132 Duncan, Fay 70, 118, 127, 149 Duncan Louise 81, 118 Dunn, Dick 81, 79, 154 Ijmston, Bob 23 Durand, Art 70, 158, 160 Durand, Ronald 81 Durdle, Walt 23, 144, 155, 157, 160, 161 163, 175, 195 Durham, Byron J. 90 Evers, Si dney 24 Ewalt, Mary Jo 24, 134, 136, 138, 175 Falatka, Robert 70, 158 Fall, Edwin 100 Farden, Donald 82 Farlin, Beryl 70, 128 Farlin, Ronald 24, 124, 126, 150 Farrar, Jo Ann 82 Farrer, Dorothy 56, 116, 124 Favorite, Robert 82 Feeser, Edna 70, 116 Feldman, Jim 82 Fenton, Jack Ferrias, Jack 56 Ficken, Tom 25 Fidler, Carl 82 Fierce, Edward 25 Fields, Edith 82, 131 Filzen, Don 70, 116, 128, 132 Finney, Bill 82 Finney, Jack 25 Fisher, Norma 25 Fireman, Ben Fitzparick, Jack 56 Flanagan, Jay 56 Flanagan, Roland 70 Fleisher, Jim 70, 115, 130, 132, 136 Fleming, Bill 56, 65, 119 Flint, Darlene 132 Fogelberg, Lawrence 95, 130 Foglesong, Marilee 82, 117, 123 Ford, Ralph 70 Foster, Patricia 82, 151, 168 Foster, Shirley 79, 127 Fowler, Jack 82, 116, 159 Frakes, Edward 82, 130 Franklin, Jack 25, 117, 121, 149, 150 Ehm an Cornelius, Ken 69, 135 Corpus, Elaine 22 Correll, Thomas 94, 109, 140, 153, 161, 174 Corzine, Jeanne 55, 117, 124 Oostellia, Bill 55 Coughlin, Bob 81, 106, 107, 164 Courtright, Florence 94 Cox, Gary 69, 124 Craig, Bill 81, 136 Craig, Mary 94, 128 Crandell, Keith Crank, R. Gerald 70 Crawford, Joanne 22, 139 Crider, Richard, 55, 124 Crow, James Eugene 81 Crouch, Joann Crowder, Shirley 81 Crowe, Jon 55 Culver, Paul 160 Fredell, Jim 56 Freeman, Harriett 25, 123 Fry, Donald Durham Gloria Eaton, Donna 81 Eaton, Georia Mae 70, 128 Eaton, Jo Ann 81, 118, Eaton, Jo Ann 81, 116, 118 Ebsrup, Margrethe Eberle, Bette Jane 82 EddYf RiChBI'd 70, 116, 124, 130 Edenburn, Adele 23, 135 Edenburn, Albert 82, 158 Eggerichs, Jim 82, 123, 149 Eliassen, Wayne 23, 117 Ehl en, Ehlen, Margaret 82 n, Fred 70 Eleanor 23, 114, 128, 131, 132 Foiles, Trula Fritch, Roger 70 Fugitt, Joanne 25 Fuller, Wanda 82 Funcannon, Bob 82, 158, 159 Funk, Jean 2, 56, 111 Fuson, Albert 56 Fyke, Jim 82 Gaines, Joanna 2, 82, 110,116 Gale, Zpna 70 Gand, Bill, 25, 117, 124, 154, 175 Ehrlich, Rodney 82 Eickhorn, Dee J. 94 Ekstrom, Kay Bethea 82, 116 Ekstrup, Margrethe 70 Elam, Bennie 56 Elliott, Royce 82, Gardner Gary 71 Gardner Marilyn 25, 139 Gardner Richard 70 Garrett, llarold 82 Garrett Jane 56, 124, 136 Garten, Martin, 159 Garty, Ted 26,106, 107, 202 Elli s, Audrey Jean 158 164 82, 178 Ellis, ran 70 Gou ran, Carol Gauwitz, Bob Cunningham, Dean 81 Cunningham, DOna 70 Cunningham, Jim 55 Curry, Alice 70, 115 Ellwanger, Beverly 70, 129 Elwood, Jo Ann 70, 116 Elwood, Lu Ann 70, 116 Emery: Jim 56 y , Curry, Clarles 55, 155, 159 Curtis, Jack 81 Cutler, Berna 55 Cutler, G. Eldon 81 Cutler, Jim 22 Cvik, Catherine 81, 168 Fndre El woo d, Suzanne 70, 129 Elzer, Mary 82 Bnert, Bill 82 Emery Claire 24 133 138 Emery, Wal ter 24 S, Micheal 32, 117 Gauwitz, Mary Lui, 71, 116, 129, Geltmaker, Nancy 26, 178 George, Frederick, 82 Gerard, Ron 71 George, Monty 169 Gerber, Roselyn 82 German, Lester 71 Gess, Shirley 56 Geyer, Norman 56, 119, 133, 236, 154, 160 Gibbs, Marlene 82, 118, 1,78 Dalton, Margaret 94 Damarin, Earl 56 Damarin, Lois 81, 134 Darnell, Carole 70, 116, 132, 134 Darnell, Don 56, 119 Davidson, Eldon Davis, Audrey 22 Davis, Melvin G. Dr. 101 Davis, Don 81 Davis, Emma 129 Davis, Davis, Frederi ck, 8 1 Joyce 2, 11, 22, 108g 128, 131, 133, 178, 181 Davis, Norma Jean 56 Davis, Richard 81 Dawson, Elinor Engelbrecht, Richard 56 Engelbrecht, Roger E. 95, 153, 158, 175 Engle, Mary Lou 24, 52, 116, 125, 133, Engstrom, Earl 70 Entwistle, Bill 82 Erich, Ericka 2, 56, 111, 116, 123, 133 Erich, Harriett 82, 111, 117, 123, 205 Erickson, Dennis 56 Erickson, Florence 82 Erickson, Ronald 24 Errion, Gerald 56, 119, 124, 136 Erwin, Jimmie 56, 119, 168 Gibson, Robert 26, 15, 131, 132 141, 161, 169, 175, 197, 147 Giedd, Kenneth 71 Gillig, Ken 56, 119, 124, 136 Gillingham, Barbara 82 Gilman, Ella May Gilman, Juanita 56, 115 Gilroy, Joyce 26 Ginocchio, Barbara 57 Ginz, Don 71, 130 Glaczenski, Carol 57, 124, 14.1 Dawson, John 81 Dawson, Wayne 56, 130 Day Dorothy 220 Eslinger, Burton 24, Evans, Arline 178 Evans, Bill 56 Evans, Don 24, 131 Evans, Jocelyn 82 Eveland, H. E. 95, 136 Givens, Georgia 82 Gl adden, Shirley Gleichman, Gene 82 Gleichman, George 82 Gluck, Joel 71 Gluck, Paul 57, 119, 154, 159 oodrich, Joyce 7 1, 135 William 28, 205 Huben Gress, Herbert 71 oebel, Joseph 71, 124, 136 ble, Ronnie 82 olden, Donna 82 oodwin, Hoger 26 oss, Mary 114 oss, Ruth cn, Jane 71, 130 Hart, Jerry 71 Harting, Caro le 83 Hartrick, Kathryn 83, 116 Hartwig, Phyllis 28, 103 Hollinger, Jim 58, 125, 126, 136 Homan, Homan, Morgan 8 3, Wayne 8 3 Homann, John 30, 125, 155, 157, 165 57, 117, 130, 135 145 Hartings, Ronnie 83, 154 Hatfield, Guy 71, Hauptly, Hauptly, 158, 159 Charles 57, 155, 161 Shirley 83 162, 168 Homann, Warren 135, 158 Hopkins, Ned 116, 136 Horn, John 159, 164 Hornstein, Marvin 58, 117 Hawkins, Georgia 71 Hawkins, Jerry 57, 155 Hayden Jerry 28, 165 Haynes, Charles 28, 124 Haynes, Marilyn 57, 116 Haynes, ould, Joy 57, 125 ouran, Jim 136 Graham, Barbara 71, 129 Graham, Don 71, 113, 125, 136 Graham, Donna 82 Grant, Evelyn 57 Grant, Jerry 57, 155, 161 Grant, Hobert 57, 124 Heathcoat, Donna 57, 129 Heaton, Marjorie Hedges, Harold 57, 159, 165, 174 Hedges, Joyce 71, 133 Howard Deane 116 Howard, Mrs. Blanche 139 Howard, Lyle Heward, Norman 114 Howat, Jim 58, 119, 131, 132, 146 Howell Kyle 58, 106. 107,121, 130 146 Hubbard, Dee Hubble, Jean 58, ll'13 Jack 83 Hedstrom, Hedstrom, Hedstrom Heinold, Heinzman Hein zman Gladys 95, 117 Laura 95, 139 Mary 71 115, 130 ,Ronald 71 95 Carina 9 5 Hubert, Dolores 58, 125 Huff, Walter 58, 115 Hughey, Helen, 30 Hughey, Shirley 130, 139, 178 Hull, Mary Ellen 30, 132 Hullinger, Jerry 30 124, 126, 127, Graves, Donna 26, 133 Graves, Jim Graves, John 82 Green, Mary 26 Green, Monica 9, 26, 117, 135 Green, Nadine 82 Green, Patricia 71 Greene, Barbara 57 Greene, Melvin 57 Greeness, Maxine 99, 138 Greer, Carol 57, 129 Gresham, Darrel 57 106 107 121 131, 147, 155 160 Gridley, Ken 57, 117 Griffith, Gayle 26, 112, 113 Grigg, Fred 27 Grigsby, Charlotte Grimmer, Ilene 27 Gross, Betty 27, 112, 113 Gross, Charley 95, 153, 155, Groves, James D. 71, 116, 135, 159 Growe, Glen 2, 57, 110, 117, 150, 155, 159 Heise, Richard, 57, 117, 119, 154, 160 Heiss, Bill 29, 121 Hellman, Norma 29, 2, 111, 182 Helmick, Walter, 71, 158 Helms, Ken 83, 158, 164 Helms, Pat 83, 206 Henderson, Jesse 57, 1 2.5 125 Hendrick, Barbara 29 Hendricks, Kay 83 Hendricks mc Pat Hendrickson, Pat 83 Humphreys, Jchn 58, 165, 174 Hunt, Patrick 83, 154, 159 Hunziker, Mardell 30, 125 Hurst, Huston, J ames 30 Donns 58 Huston, Martha 58, 130, 146 Gruss, Carl 82, 158 GummCI'S0f1. ROY 95, 153, 154, 165, 174 Gunter, L. L. 100 Gunter, Sanford 27 Guy, Edward 27 Habben, Rudy 82 Hacker, Gene S7 Hafele, Charles 71 Hafele, Donna 57, 27 Hafele, James 83 Hafele, Joe 27 Henninger, Charles 83, 123, 136, 159 Henry, Barbara 29, 106, 107 Henry, Carol 29, 106, 107, 117, 148, 150 Herbstrith, Karlene 29, 178 Herman Herman Roscoe 160 Doris 57, 125 Herget, Herman, , Howard 71 , Phyllis 83 Huston, Mike 83 Huston, Terry 31, 125, 202 Hutchcraft, Ken 58 Hutchcraft, Wanda 83, 136 Hutton, Max 58, 119, 128, 131 Huxtable, Jim 169 Iles, Claralene 83 Irixsh, Don 31, 121 lrons, Gene Irons, JOAIHI lvers, Craig 116, 134. 173 Jackson, Francis 118, 123, 128 Jackson, Ira Jacobs, Charles 83 Jacobson, Carleton 96 Hagemeyer, Robert 71, 116, 154 Hakes, Charles 13, 71, 131, 132, 147, 154, 175 Hakes, Warren 57 Hermann, William 57, 130 Herriman, Jim 83 Herriman, Nancy 29, 113, 114, 135 137, 149 Herzog, Bill 29, 119, 131, 132, 147 Hess, Bernetta 58 Hess, ,Elaine 113, 115, 116, 178 Hess, Katheryn, 134 Hessling, Shirley 58, 128 Hetherlin, Gloria 118, 116, 130, 149 Hetzel, Alfred 116, 121, 130, 132, J acobson, Ri ta 96 Jacquin, W. C. 101 Jaeckle, Bob 31 a James, W Jamison, rren Robert 13, 128 131 Verdio Mae Jarnagen, shi rl ey 128 Jeneson, Jenkins, Jenkins, Jennings, Sherry 138 , 168 Donna 129 Eul al i a 178 Alma 31, 116 Hall, Harold 27 Hall, lvalee 27 Hall Jane Zi, 113 Hallor, Bertha 71 Heward, Hewitt Hewitt Hicks, 146 Harold 83 James 58, 131, 150, 155 Shirley 29, 117, 132, 135 'Don 169 Jennings, Phyllis Jipris, Theo 83 Johnson, Chuck 165 Johnson, Eileen 58, 124, 126, 137 Hallor, Janice 83 Hamilton, Dody 71, 118, 128, 138 Hamilton, Kenith 28, 155, 156, 161 163, 165, 175, 176 Hamilton, Rosalie 71 Han1m, Darla 83 Hamm, Gary 28, 112, 113, 124, 136, 175, 197 Betty 2, 71, 110, 127 Hicks, Lee 100 Hiland, Vivian 58 Hill, Billy 134 Hill, Don 124, 158 Hill, Julia Hill, Yvonne 83 Hindman, Bill 83 Hire, Bud 30, 169, 174 Hines, Ronnie 83 Hinrichs, Billy 30 Hinshaw, Don Hinthorn, Shirley Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Gertie 58 L- Boss 101 Jerry 31 Perry 83, 117, 158 John 58 Marilyn 58, 178 Melvin 58 Nancy 118, 128 Shirley 58, 128 Steve 158 Vivian 58, 136, 178 Elyse 122 Johnston, Dolores 31 Hammer, Hammer, Kenny 28 Hampton, Martha 71, 123 Hampton, Paula 71, 116, 123, 125, 127 Hamrick, Maurice 57, 119 Hankins, Bonnie 71, 128, 138 Hansen, Bob 158 Hansen, Christine, 57, 132, 136 Hanson, Robert 57 Hanson, Roger 83, 164 Hard, Jane 83, 178 Harlan, Bob 83 Harms, E. F. 95, 153, 168 Harms, Phyllis 70, 116 Harper, Carol 71, 113, 115, 118, 136 Harper, Sharon 83 Harrell, Bil18, 28, 134, 155 156 17 Harris, Dane 95 Harris, Dr. John H. 101 Harris, Juanita 57 Harris, Warren 83, 130, 134 Hoeflin, Andrei! H. 96 Hoerr, Bill 58, 119, 136, 137, 155, 168, 174 Hoerr, Don 30 Hoerr, Ed 113, 117, 131, 173 Hoerr, Fl crence 58, 125 Hoerr, Gene 58 Hoerr, Margie, 129, 136 Hoerr Max 113 , , 115, 128, 131, 173 Hofffman, Barbara 58 Hoffman, Dick 113, 121, 164, 168, 172 Hoffman, Don 58 Holler, Ann Carole 83 H011er, Patricia 138, 139, 178 Holmes, Barbara 58, 150 Holtke, Blaine 58 Johnston, Jim 83, 159 Jones, Edwin Lee 83 Jones, Esther Jones, Patricia 83 Jones, Ralph 83 Jones, Evans Roger 83 Jones, Shirley 83 Jordan, Geraldine 83, 123 Joyce, Marilyn 129, 151, 168 Jurim, Barbara 59, 117, 131 Kall, Sandra 116, 118, 136, 128 Kammerer, Dave 73 Kamp, Ronnie 59, 119 Karrick, Barbara 83, 117 Karrick, Lydell 59, 159, 174 Kasebier, Bill 59 Kashner, Donna 73, 117 Kats, Jim 31, 155, 156, 165, 174 Kavanaugh, Charles 100 Kaylor, Richard L. 59, 107, 119, 12L 123, 159 Keach, David 31 Keach, John 73 Keller, Bob 73, 158 Keller, Darlene 73 Keller, Francis 59 Keller, Jane 59, 124, 168 Kelly, Charmaine 73 Kelley, Jack 73 Kelley, Joyce 32 Kelley, Lois 31 Kennedy, Kay 32, 113 Kennell, Joe 83, 131, 164 Kent, Jerry 32 Kent, Jim 83 Kerker, Stanley 73, 124 Kerr, Evie 32, 139 Kerr, Ronnie 59 Kestner, Rolla 83 Kettelkamp, Ronnie 73 Key, George W. 96 Kidd, Richard 124 Kidd, Shirley 59 Kille, Jack 59 King, Alice 32 King, Gary 83 King, Jackie 59, 127 King, Joyce 32 King, Judie 83, 130 King, Lois 59 King, Ruth 32, 118, 132 Kingsley, David 73 Kingsley, Dorothy 84 Kirby, Dennis 84, 158, 164 Kirkbride, Donna 73, 178, 129 Kirkup, Ben 100 Kirsch, Barbara 32, 122, 133 Kiser, Mary 84 Klee, Wallace Klein, Sonia 59, 125 131, 131 Kline, Kaye LaVee 73, 147, 115 Klockenga, Georgia 33 Klockenga, Shirley 59, 129 Klute, Bob 33 Klute, Leo 59 Knaggs, Roger 73, 154, 159 Knapp, Janet 73, 128 Knapp, Nancy 59, 125 Knickerbocker, Sheryl 84 Knight, Richard 84 Knisley, Raymond 73 Knobeloch, Beverly 59, 115, 139 Knobeloch, Garth E. 59, 119 Knobloch, Shirley 73 Knoll, Jean 59, 122, 129 Knoll, Martin 84 Knott, Betty 33, 138 Knuth, Arthur 84 Koechle, Eddie 84, 164 Koechle, Mary 59, 113, 118 Koengeter, Robert 84 Kohl, Rodney 73 Kohler, Bill 73 Kohler, Marlene Kolb, Elaine 84, 115 Kolb, James 33 Kolb, William 136, 165 Koonce, Charles S. 73, 159 Kopf, Reggie Korna, Charles Kretz, Donna 84 Kritzmire, Bill 114 Kroeger, Madeleine 114 Kromphardt, Tom 33, 121, 155, 174 Krus, Leroy Kuecks, Walt 59 Kuehl, Mary'n 2, 59, 110, 120, 135 Kumpf, Carl 33, 125, 127 Kumpf, Claire 84, 139 Kunkel, Margie 33, 124 Kunkle, Dolores 2, 59, 111, 187 Kunz, Robert 84, 128, 131 Kwekkeboom, Joan 84, 118, 136 59, 116, 128 222 Kyle, Janet 73 Ladley, Jean 73, 118, 134, 136, 178 Laesch, Larry 73, 113, 116, 124, 135 LaFeber, Delores 33 LaHood, Harry 34, 125, 179 Lambert, Sonia 34, 125, 127 Lancaster, Dixie Lea 34, 123, 136 Landwehr, Shirley 73, 134, 178 Long, Alton B. 96 Langford, Barbara 34, 117, 122 Langjahr, Ruth Lankton, Jim 114, 165 Lankton, John 59 Langton, Katherine 96 Lappin, Bob Larke, Bill 73, 158 . Laube, Myrna 84, 123 Lavigne, Patricia 84, 117, 123 Lawless, John 73, 117 Lawrence, Connie 59, 112, 113 Ledgerwood, Carol 84 Ledgerwood, Charles 59, 172 Lee, Bob 84 Lee, Connie 59 Lee, Mary Lee, Phyllis 34, 125 Sharon 73, 103, 116, 129 Lee, Lee, Sharon 84 Lehmann, JoAnne 2, 34, 111, 114, 133, 134, 161 Leininger, Marilyn 34, 112, 113, 114, 197 Leman, Sharon 73, 113 LeMaster, Don 73, 130, 134 Lemay, Joe Lemkemann, Mary 73, 178 Lemman, Donald 59 Lemon, Shelley 73, 116, 131, 132, 134 147 Lev, Marian 73, 118, 122, 129 Lewis, Laurel 73 Lewis, Marilou 59, 115 Lewis, Paul 84 Lewis, Suzanne 73 Terry 60, 161, 172, 174 Lewis, Libolt, Doris 73, 129 Lincoln, Nancy 84, 116, Lindberg, Frank 84 Lindenmeyer, Jerry 161, 162, 161 172, 174 138 Linden, Joyce 34, 60 Lindsay, Jerry 34, 155, Linsley, Bill 35, 114, 121, 133, 148 Lisle, Alan 35, 113 Lisle, Wanda 84, 178 List, Shirley 73 Little, Betty 35, 122, 125 Livengood, Shirley 74, 116, 127, 130 Livingston, Bob 84 Lonergan, Jerry 74 Long, Alton 96 Loew, Karol 35, 113 Look, Kent 84, 123, 134 Loppin, Bob 84 Losh, Dick 74 Lorentz, Jacqueline 35, 129 Lovestrand, Duane 60, 155, 157, 168, 174 Lovin, Carol 35 Loving, Audrey Lee 74, 125, 126, 133 Lowder, Constance 35, 124 Lowder, Sharon 74, 128 Lowe, Catherine 74, 118, 128 Lowery, Anita 84 Lowery, Mary 84 Lowery, Pat 74 Lucas, Lorraine 35 Lush, Lillian 35 Lutker, Mary Lou 84 Lutker, Nancy 60 Lyons, Donald 60, 131, 132, 146, 168 Lyons, Ethel Mae Lyons, Jacquelyn Macari, Melvin 74, 130 MacDonald, Douglas 84 Macdonald, Emma G. 92, 133, 138 MacDonald, Frank 36 Mace, Carol 60, 122 Macklin, Marjorie 36, 114, 117, 133 148, 149, 150 165, 175 74, 129 Maddrie, Robert Maggio, Annette MaHarry, Robert 60 36 168, 174 Maier, Dale 60 Majerus, Ronnie 60 Malone, Mayor Joseph O. 101 Mann, Clifford Mansfield, Lvere Mansfield, Leverett 84 Manson, Joanne 36 Marcille, Bud Margaris, Spero 84, 106 50 Marinaccio, Dr. , 107, 1 Anthony 101 Marsh, Dale 60, 168 60, 155, 156, 161 Marsh, Roger 84 Marshall, Frank Marshall, Jerry Martens, Don 165 Martens, Richard 60, 125 84, 106 107 84, 116, 131, 159 Martin, Bob 36, 131 Martin, Donna 74 Martin, Melba 129 Martin, Nancy 60, 117, 134 Martens, Dorothea 96 Martens, Mildred 96 Martini, Melba Marzahn, Dorothy Mason, Carole 60 Mast, George 36, 161 Matayo, Barbara Matheson, Donna Mathison, Dick 8 Jean 7 Matranga, Matthews, Donna 97 , 129 128, 131, 133 147 74 84 4, '64 4, 118, 127 84 Maxey, George 74, 123 McCaddon, Elaine 84, 138 MCCaddon, Sharon 60, 112, 113, 137 138 McCall, Ruth Mccarily, McC1ugage, Elsie Mae 96 McCombs, Barbara 84 McCombs, Jack 60, 131, 154, 15 McConnell, A. H. 96 McCoy, Ralph 84 McDonald, Charles 84 McDonald, L. R. 91 McDonald, Lorene 60 McDowell, Mardeen 84 McElroy, Sharon 36, 138 McEvers, Doloris 60 McFal1, Juanita 69, 139 McGarry, Eva 60 McGee, JayDee 84 McGuire, Shirley 60 Mclntire, Roy 124, 160 Mclrvin, Billy 84 McKay, Beverly 84 McKinley, Jerry McLean, Joanne 36 McMorris, Jim 74 Meinders, Gerrie 37, 128 Meischner, Imogene 74, 127 Melvin, Marilm Melvin, Marilyn 79, 84, 149 Merrill, Gene 169 Meyer, A1 37, 155, 175 Meyer, Tom 60 Meyers, Darlene 37 Meyers, Nita 84 Michelson, David 74, 135 Middleton, Pat 114 Miles, Barbara 74, 116, 127, 0 Miles, David 135 Miles, George 101 Milhous, Sally Ann 60, 123 Miller, Bert 85, 158 Miller, Carol Ann 74 Miller, Cecilia 74, 138 Miller, Clarence Miller, Donald 74 Miller, Dorothy 74, 117, 127, 128 Miller, Earl 97, 119 Miller, Gladys 97 Miller, Harry A. 60 Miller, Harry D. 74 Miller, Helen 97 Miller, Jack 85 Miller Jim 37, 130, 146 - Miller Mary Kay 37, 132, 131 Miller Shirley 74, 127 Miller virginia 37 131 Misfeldt, Katherine 74 Moehle, Vivian 89, 97, 178 Mohn, Phyllis 74, 115 Mohr, Kent 74, 124, 136 Mohr, Robert Moll, Edward 107, 106, 97 Molleck, Jack 60, 155, 168, 175 Mollenhauer, Philip 74 Morgan, Bill 74 Monroe, Roger 37, 113, 148, 172 Moore Robert 37 Moreland, Marion 37 Morris, Carol 38, 125 Morris, Lois 38, 136 Morse, Dan 60, 115, 130 Mudd, Theresa 85 Muma, Carol 60 Mundelius, Bob 74, 106, 107, 121, 136, 158, 159, 164 Munis, Lavonne 74 Murray, Mary 38, 110, 113, 114, 150 Murphy, Bill 74 Murphy, Jack 85, 124 Murphy , JoAnn 38, 127 Murphy John 74 Murphy Winifred 85 Murray Gaberella 60, 125, 178 Murray, Shirley 74 Murrie Jean 2, 74, 111 Murrie, Marilyn 2, 74, 111, 129, 194 Myers, Beverly 75, 128 Myers, Gloria 53, 60, 136, 149 Myers, Nita Meyer, Eleanor 100 Nash, Delores Nash, Marilyn 60 Neaveill, Boyd 85 Neavill, Marvin 165 Neis, Martha 75, 117, 131, 138, 146 Nelson, Barbara 2, 38, 11, 108, 181 Nelson, Joan 61, 125, 126 Nelson, Linda 38, 124 Nelson, Marilyn 85, 79, 135 Newby, Carrol 61 Newhaus, Charles 100 Newman, Helen 75, 127 Nichols, Bonita 75, 117, 135 Nicholson, Jean 75, 118, 128 Nicholson, June 38, 138 Niles, Harlene 75, 127, 133 Nixon, John 85, 130, 158, 164 Nixon, Mark 85, 131, 146, 158, 164 Noe, Charlene 38 Nolan, Joyce 61, 117, 132 Noonan, Joyce 61, 116, 123, 133 Norvell, Tom 72, 151, 168 Nott, Roberta 85 Nyberg, Mary J0 39, 122 Oard, Darrell 61 Oard, Geraldine 37, 131, 132 O'Bryant, Patricia 75, 128 Oetzel, June 61 O'Grady, Shirley 75, 115, 127 Oldham, Warren 75, 158, 164 Olmstead. Mary 114 Upper, Joyce75, 115, 178 Orr, Bob 39 Osterman, Marlene 61, 124 Palmer, Esther 100 Palmer, Patricia 39 Panus, CarolYH 85 Panus, Don 61 Parker, Barbara 75 Parker, Charles 85 Parker, Mary Ann 61, 125, 133 Parker, Myrtle 85 Parkinson, Donna 61 Pasley, Bennie 85 Patterson, Jackie 39, 112, 113, 197 Pattison, Sharon 85, 115 Patton, Gene 39, 169, 175, 176 Paul, Florence 39, 103, 130, 132, 146 Pavelka, John 85, 123 Pearson, Mrs. Eleanor 139 Pearson, Paul 75 Peanson, Paul F. 75 Pease. Sandra 39, 131, 138 Peer, Charlie 61 Pemberton, Jerry 61, IE Pemble, Ronald 85 Pendleton, Jay 75, 158 Pendleton, Deahl 39 Perdew, Avice 97, 115 Peters, Donna 61, 125 Peters, Nancy 40 Peterson, Judy 40 Peterson, Martha 61, 115, 127 Peterson, Mary 61, 115, 127 Peterson, Norma 75, 127, 128 Pettit, Dave 61 Petzing, Bob 40, 131 Petzing, Donna 75, 129 Pfander, Winona 97, 136 Pfisterer, Margaret 85, 13 Pfisterer, Richard 61 Phelps, Barbara 85 Phillips, Barbara 61 Phillips, Bob Phillips, Jack 75, 158 Philiips, Jim 40 Phillips, Nancy Phinney, Juanita 178 Pierson, Billy 85 Pierson, Jack 85 Pitsonbarger, Robert 75 Planck, Carolyn 85, 116 Poggi, Donald 85 Poggi, Joe Ann 40, 139 Polk, Sam 75, 158 Pollack, Carol 85, 115 Pople, Murray 85, 130 159 Porch, Levert Poshard, Keith 75, 131, 172 Poshard, Stan 40, 117, 121, 155, 175 Post, Norman 61 Postelnick, Ruth 40 Poston, Pearl 40 Potter, David 61 Potter, Margie 61 Pottorf, Jean 2, 61, 109, 19 Pottorf, Joyce 114 Potts, Martha 40 Powers, Anita 75, 116, 129, 151 Powers, Rog 169 Powe Powley, Joyce Pozony, Fred 8 Prentiss, Bob 85 Pribble, Carole 85 Price, Dixie 75, 133, 136 Price, Jerry 85 Price, William Priddy, Gary 75, 124 Priller, Verna 41 Prunty, C. B. 124, 159, 161, Pugh, Betty Sue Pugh, Donald 75 Pugh, LeRoy 85 Pugh Nancy 114 Qualls, Doris 41, 113 Quinn, Mike Radke, Carol 75 Raeuber, George 61 Rager, D0n 165 Rager, Kay 85, 178 Rammes, Janet 41 Rmmi,Kw M,lU,1H,1M,1M Randolph, Jack 8, 41, 106, 121 133,155, 157, 165, 173, 175 187 Raschert, Bob 61 Raschert, Frank 75 Rastatter, Phil 75, 137, 159, 164, 172 Rathman, Louise 61 Rathman, Nellie 85 Ray, Cecil 85 Reason, Clarence 75 Rebholz, Letty 75, 129 Rebman, Mary Reed, Ann 85, 115 Reed, Jack 158 Reed, Leotis 85, 116 Reed, Robert 61, 125 Rees, Jack 75, 136, 158 Reeves, Pat 41, 113 Reicheneker, Eugene 85, 158 Reichel, Richard 41 Rein, Patsy 41, 136, 138 Reliford, Russell Remelius, Loraine 75, IW Reum, Jack 75, 116, 124, 121 Reynolds, Betty 75, 117, 168 Reynolds, Bqb 174 Reynolds, Bob 75 Reyburn, Joan 42, 114, 148 Rhoades, Judy 76, 128 Rhodes, Gene 76, 136 Rhodes, Velma 61, 133 Ribman, Mary 85 Rice, Bob 61 Rice Carol 61, 136 Rice Charles 90, 114 Rice Ed 76 Rice Ted 76, 124 172 Richardson, Dick 42, 157, 165, 173 Richardson, Joyce 61, 125, 138, 208 Richart, Patricia 42 Richman, Mary 42, 114, 130, 147 Rickard, Anna 62 Ricketts, Larue 85, 131 Riddle, Robert 42, 113, 148 RidgelYi Bob 62 Riggs, Delores 62, 127 Rimmey, Joanne 76 Rimington, Susanne 85, 115 Ring, Bernard 85 Pryor, Wilma 41, 112, 114, 117 165 Risinger, Don 85 Robbins, Duane 85, 158 Robbins, Ronny 62 Robison, Marian 42 Robison, Marilyn 42 Robertson, Pat 62 Roberts, Doris Robertson, Diane 42, 125 Rock, Connie 76, 117, 128 Rock, Elaine 42, 117, 125 Roecker, Marie 85, 123 Roecker, Louise 43' 148 Roecker, Shirley 76, 118, 128, 130 Rogers, Dean 62 Rohde, Carolyn 43, 148, 178 Rohde, Vern 62 Rohde, JHHC 85, 113, 116, 136, 178 Rohman, Bernard 62, 155, 157, 159, 165,175 Romanek, Joe 62 Romans, ROena 85 Romans, Ronnie, 62 Root, Steve 85 Root, Wayne 62, 116, 124, 154, 159 165, 174 Rose, Art 62, 117, 123 Rose, Charlaine 43, 134 Rosenak, Paul 76 Rosenbaum Dorothy 43, 114, 117 Ross, Dave 85 136, 158 Ross, Fred 43, 133, 160, 175 Ross, Forrest 76, 158, 174 Ross, May Fern 76 Rossin, Pat 43 Roth, Evelyn 62, 133 Rotholz, Al 76 Rowe, Jack 85 Rudd, Jim 86, 132 Ruhaak, Mary 43, 113 115, 133, 137 216 Rule, Shirley 62 Rupp, George Runyan, Gary 76, 172 Rush, Gwelda 43 Rush, John 43, 122 Russell, Betty 62 Russell, Jerry 62, 119, 131 Russell, Phyllis 62, 117 Russell, Shirley 86 Rust, Mary 86 Rust, Bill 44, 131 Ryan, Dale 62, 130 Salmons, Marion 86 Smnsel, Dick 44, 155, 157, 174 Samsel, Pat 76, 117 Sanders, Dolores 97, 125 Sanders, Di ck 44 Slavens, David 86, 116, 158 Sloan, Deloris 77 Slonneger, Ronnie116, 131, 173 Wikle, Charles 115, 130 Sanders, Roland 97 Sanders, Shirley 86, 178 Sands, Ruth 76, 117, 123 Sapp, Jack 44, 155, 156, 174 Sauers, Mr. Edward 101 Sawyer, Jerry 62, 159 Sayre, Jackie 76 Scales, Warren 44 Schaal, Bill 86 Schaeffer, Bob Schaefer, Walter 62, 136 Schaffer, D0n 76, 124, 172 Schaub, Joe 100 Scheffel, Mildred 98, 178 Scherff, Caryl 2, 111, 116, 134, 123 Schermer, John 62, 155, 159, 165 Fred 44 Scheuble, Schlobohm, Roy 44 Schlosser, Martie 44 Schwartz, Glenn 98 Schielein, lrene 76, 123, 129, 133, 128, 138 Bessie 76 Robert 76 Schlosser, Martie 45 Schlyer, Flossie Jann 86, 123, 132 Schmeisser, Paul 86 Schmidt, Elsa 114 Schneckenburger, Bernard 45 Schneider, Barbara 76, 118, 123, 128 115, 133, 136 Schleigh, Schlobohm, Schneider, Carol 62, Schneider, Verena 45, 113, 138, 133 Schoch, Bob 45, 156, Schofield, Glen 86 Schrepfer, Mary Jean 76 Schultz, Adrian 76 Schultz, Shelia Schwartz, Dorothy 86, Schwartz, Glenn 98 Schwartzbeck, Nancy 86, 116, 123, 136 Schwartzbeck, Sandy 62, 103, 116, 127 Schwenk, Kay 86 Schwyhart, Clyde L. 101 Scobee, Robert 86 165, 174, 177 116, 123, 132 Snart, Smith, Smith Philip 77, 131 Anita 77, 115 Ardene 63, 125 Taylor, Barbara 77 Taylor, Hank 63 TeB8: Clara 64 Te8S1 Ralph 165 Terrell, Beverly 86, 178 Terrell, Mary 77, 178 Theissen, Jean 47 Theissen, Linda 86 Theobald, Juhnnie 86 Smith, Barbara 63, 118, 129, Smith, Betty 63, 118, 128 Snith, Don 77, 115, 124, 161, 162, 168, 172 Smith, Duane Snith, Jeanne 77, 113, 117 Smith Joan 86 Smith, Howard 63, 117, 119, 1 Smith, Jcyce 46, 136, 138 Smith, Mary Ann Smith, Mary Smith, Pat 77, 127 Smith, Patricia 63 Thomas , Charles 86 Thomas, Dale 77 Thomas, Eugene Thomas, Lillian 47 Thomp s on, Josephine 87, 178 Thompson, Mary Jean 2, 64, 110, 113, 115' 135 Thomp s Thomp s on, Norma 47 on, Shirley 87, 135 Woerner, Betty 87 Pat 62, 113, 138 Scrivner, Dick 62, 119, 160, Scott, Scurrah, Pat 76 Seely , Emma Lou 86, 116, -133 Seifert, Cynthia , Seiz, George 76, 116 Sel,burg, Carolyn 86 Sellers, Delores 76, 116, 133 55 156, Sellers, lrv. L. 45, 121, 1 , 165, 173, 175, 176 174 Selvy, Don 62 Semlow, JoAnne 62, 2, 111, 178, 193 Seward, Marlene 62, 133 Seymour, Marilyn 62, 113, 138 Shadid, Fred 86 Shadid, Melvena 62, 103, 124, 138 Shaner Jo ce 63 , Y Shafer 86, 116 Smith, Robert D. 63, 115, 119, 154, 159, 165, 174 S-nith, Thora 77 Smith, Willie 86, 159 Smoot, Donna 86, 123 Snedden, Gloria 46, 129, 134 Snyder, L. Dean 63 SnYdCf. Shsron 86, 130, 178 Sokolis, Roger 77 Sollars, Sandy 77, 113, 127, 136 Sommer, Dean 46 Sommerville, Joan 63, 127 Speck, Don 46 Sperlingl Edwardine 98 Sperry, Don 77. 115 Stack, Ronald 77 St. Louis, Felix 44, 117 Stafford, D0n 86, 158 Stafford, Harold 63, 115, 155, 159 StaffordfJerry 46, 151, 147 Stage, Chester 86 Stamps, JoAnn 77, 125 Stanhope,Ada 86, 123 Staub, Helen 86, 136 Staub, Msrie 116 Stauffer. Ralph 77, 125, 127, 136 Stauske, Terry 63, 115, 136 Stear, Donald 86 Stecken, Marilyn 77, 128 Steeg, Rollin Steenrod, Sheila 86, 116 Stegall, Don 100 Steiner, Carole Leu 77 Shirley Mae 77, 128 Steiner, Stenson, D. Clyde 63, 131, 161, 162, 174 Stepzinski, Gene 63, 136 Stern, Phyllis 46, 122 Stern, Shirley 77, 113 Stetson. Bob 47, 174 Stevens, Gene 47, 115 Stewart, Bessie Stewart, Robert 77, 124, 137, 159, 174 Stimeling, Clifford 63 Stimeling, John 63, 77 Stimeling, Shirley 118, 128 Stock, Ronald 131 Thornburg, Clyde 47 Thornton, Morgan 128, 131, 146, 164, 172 Tidmarsh, Isabel 48, 64, 116, 122 Trantina, Donna 2, 12, 48, 109, 194, T!'aViS, Pat 2, 64, 110, 129, 103 Trotter, Bill 87 Trotter, Jack Trotter, Robert 87 Trumpold, Fred 89, 98, 137, 153, 158 Trunk, Edward Tucker, Harvey L. 92, 138 Tucker, Jeanette Tucker, Robert 87 Tuffentsamer, Rose 129, 133 'D1rl, Judy 53, 64, 125 Twedell, Bill 124. 136 Uhlig, Raymond Ulrich, Ottilia 100 Umdenstock, Terry 131, 146 Utley, Jerry 122, 158, 164 1 Vaccaro, Olivia 48 VanDyke, Barbara 48 VanDyke, Elizabeth 48 VanDyke, Gloria 87 VanDyke, Rosemary 64 VanLaningham , George 87 VanLaningham, Mary 64, 113, VanLaningham, Ronald Vann, Bob 64 Shaffer, Bill 66, 76, 154, 164, 168 Shaver, Betty Lou 76, 133, 138, 139 Shaw, Carla 76, 118, 128 Betty 45 Sheelyy Shel ey, John 45 Stocker, Norman 77 Stone, Jim 47, 106, 107, 116, 121, 128, 131, 133, 136, 160, 175,192 Shields, Sheiry, Sheley, Sheley, Sh el ton , Sh el ton, Shel ton Sh eph er Sherwoo Dolores 76, 113, 128 Gary 133 Sandra 63, 113, 125, 133, 208 Dorothy 86 Duane 86, 135, 158 Q1 d Robert 138 , Virgil C. 98 , Phyllis 76 Eleanor 45 Shirley, JoAnn 45 Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Shrode, Shrum, Shull, Clara 100 Barbara 46, 113, Dorothy 86 Janet, 76, 129 Joann 76, 133 Tom 76, 158 Pat 77, 138 Donna 86, 116 Donna 63 Simms, Lambert 63 Simp sen Simp sen Simpson Simp son , Billy 86 , Kay 63, 115, 134 , D0nna 77, 113 , Eugene 86, 135 125, 127, 128 Storey, George 169, 172 Stott, Douglas 86 Stout, Leonard 63 Stratton, Dave 8, 15, 47, 114, 116, 121, 133, 155, 156, 161, 169, 174 Strawn, Virginia 86 Streeter, Dwight 130 Streibech, Marilee 114 Streitmatter, Barbara 128 Stringer, Donna 63, 124 Strode, Roger 86, 158 Stroff, Nickie 86 Strong, Grover, 77 Struter, Dwight 86 Stuart, Bruce 77 Stumetz, Rosalie 77 Sulaski, Bob 77, 122, 158, 164 Sullivan, Karen 86, 123 Sullivan, Marty 77, 136 Supan, Bob 47 Suter, Jean 77 Sutter, Kenneth 86, 158, 164 Sutton, Harold 63 Sutton, Muriel 86 Sims, Mary Louise 129 Sinn, Lorraine 77, 116, 118, 127, 133 134 Reginald 114, 165 ' Sipfle, Sitton, Marlyn 53, 63, 113, 116, 129 Sitton, Willa Sue 15, 46, 113, 129, 144 Skaggs, Earle C. 98 Skeen, Barbara 46 224 Szabados, Delverna 63, 116, 118 Swiger, Sammy 86 Swiger, Shirley 63 Swords, David 86 Szeppsy, Elmer 98, 132 Szidon, Ray 63, 116, 119, 154, 159 Tasick, Elaine 114 Tate, Deloris 63 THVl0lR Barbara J. 63, 128, 139, 143 Van.Norman, Dick 87, 158 Veach, Patricia 48 Verbeke, Dan 64 Vince, Rachel 64 Vogel, Sonya 64, 139 Vogt, Cherie B7 Vogt, Leslie 48, 125 Voigt, David 116, 121, 124, 160, 164 Volk, Bob 87 Volk, Martin Volkmar, Sylvia 48 Voros, Greg 87, 158, 164 Voslow, Kathleen 64,124, 168 Voss, Mary 66, 134 Wade, Norman 158 Wagler. Bob 133 Wagler, Bob 49, 133, 154, 165, 175, 177 Wagner, Fonda 64, 115, 136 Wagner, Gerald 87 Wainright, Beverly 87 Wal,-je,-, Dinah 2, 103, 111, 116, 127, Waldron, Barbara 2, 111, 125, 187 Walker, William Wallden Gunnard 87, 158 Waller, Janet 49, 138, 139 Waloon, Tom 64, 119, 121, 124, 154 159, 165, 174 Walwer, John 64, 119, 155, 159, 125 Ward, Rosalyn 49, 125 Warfield, Florence 98 Warnke, Pauline 151 Warnke, Rvnald Warren, Sheris 129 Warschawski, Doris 2, 64, 110 Wassmuth, Dick 64 Wassmuth, Martha 49, 136 Waterfield MBU' 49, 124 Watkins, Thelma 49, 124 Watson, Louis 87. 113, 116 Watts, Betty 64, 113 Weathers, Betty 64, 133 Weaver, Fred, 116,124 Weaver, Ronny 49, 128, 131, 147 Webb, Donna -2, 111, 64, 116, 118, 129 133, 141, 208 Webb, Shirley 87 Webber, Billie Jo B7 Webber, Janice 79, 87 Weber, Carl 64, 123, 133, 169, 174 Wegner, Kenneth 98, 112 Weicherding. Wally Weinstein, Phil 154, 158, 168 Weiss, Jerry 49, 121, 155, 161, 165, 174, 175 Welch, Betty 64, 133 Welch Richard 87 Welch, William Welch, Wilburn 87 welk, Bill 49 Welsh, Judy Wennerholt, Virginia 125, 133 Werner, Jerry 64, 155, 157, 159, 165, 175 West, Dick 49, 172 West, Irene 100 Wfwenefhv Billy 64, 119, 123, 133, 175 154, 159, 165 Weyeneth, Ed. 50 Whalen, William 100 Wharton, Evelyn 87 Wheeler, Marilyn 50, 125 WhiPP: Sally64, 133 whitaker. Sara 64, 112, 113, 117, 129, 133, 150 Whitaker, Maleita 87, 113 White, Bevel'-11' 87, 116 Louise 98 White, White, Mike 64, 133 White, Pat 50, 113, 127 Whitely, Joe 87 Whitlow. Barbara 2, 64, 103, 110, 118 133, 198, 202 Whitting, Donald Wickert, Jim 116 Wickert, Mary 64, 133 Widdows, Herbert 87 Wieland, Gene 65, 133 Wieland, Margie 67, 2, 110, 116, 129 Wiesehan, Ralph 78 Wishrman. Mary 9, 50, 114, 115, 133, 148 Wightman,Prisci11a 2, 111, 113, 115, 118, 134, 135, 136, 149, 195 Wildenradt, Dick 12, 50, 133 Wilhelm, Bob 50 Wilhite, Dorothy 87, 132 Wilkinson, Margery 114 Williams, Diane 50 Williams, Lynn 9, 50, 115, 130, 148 Williams, Joann 65, 133 Williams, Shirley 65, 133 Williamson, Jerry 50 Williamson, Phyllis 65, 117, 122, 133 Williamson, Ronnie 173 Willis, Robert 65, 133, 155, 168 Gary 66, 87, 151, 168, 173 Willms, Willson, Larry Wilmsen, Mary Jane 122, 136 Wilson, Wilson, Beverly 87 Delveto Wilson, Janet 65 Wilson, Nancy 87, 123, 178 Winkler, Larry Winship, Dick Winski, Kenneth 65 Wise, Dale 116, 132 Wisner, James 51 Witzigr Beverly 116 Witzig, Dick 51, 121, 155, 157, 173, 175 Wolcott, John 87, 130 Wolfe, Robert B7 Wolfe, Thelma 99, 138 Wood, Beverly 65, 129, 133 Wolland, Carol 87, 116 Woods, Lilliann 87 Woodruff, Donna 65, 122, 123, 128, 133 Wooley, Lois 65, 133, 139 Woolseyf Bonnie 51 Workman, Wanda 128 Wozniak, Dorothy 65, 133 Wright, Dmald Wright, James 87 Wright, Shirley Wright, william 137 Wynd, Richard 65, 125, 133 Wyss, D0n 87, 164 Yates, Dave 87, 116, 123, 130 Yonce, Carole 65, 106, 107, 117, 133 York, Beverly 87 Ycrk, Russell Yost, Jean 113 Young, Kathleen 51 Young, Wesley 51, 169 Youngl ove, Nancy 51 Yurgutis, Darlene 87 Zenor, Pat 87 Zepp, George 65 Zerwekh, Emily 87 Zimmerman, Bob 51, 124 Zimmerman. Eva 65, 132, 133, 136