Alleman High School - Pioneer (Rock Island, IL)

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1 ids? .eg , J' ll 'fr 5.52 .uv Seniors The world was at war as the seniors neared gradu- ation, but undaunted, they made ready to go into the life for which they had suited themselves. They con- centrated on preparing for the future leadership that they hoped would make the world a better place, a world free of strife and prejudice. Although the year was spent in earnest study, the seniors did not forget the gaiety that is so much a part of this final scholastic year. Once again they set the pattern for social functions, taking the lead in arranging dances and Student Council activities. They aided in the formation of the clubs initiated this year. The Staff of the 1951 PIONEER was composed almost entirely of seniors. The monthly school publication, the ALLEMANEWS was edited by a group of senior iournalists during the first semester, with the iunior iournalists receiving their first experience in the Fourth Estate during the second semester. 4+ y T sr t get iffgtf: of ' r , . , . , ,, , . Wulf' limit gwf-s Mg l. A If P. jg' K 'D T' 2 K '04 'i LAW 2557 iff , 'FM' 3 5 gg. .3 We 2 i .-.s stile 5 ,m,1gwE5fss'l gl r- lg ni m.,..,,k if f ii f , gd Q ff- 2 i 'Es ' .,'::1:sa .:Q, ' s' ,':.z..1':::q.' I ja ?ali...l...f.-lftllllille ,. 11:i,s ,..,f Q: p 3 f 3 , ,V , li u ' ef . . .,..,W,,,,, ,,,,,.,.,,,,,,s,,V ,, , 'V A .WM f!Li..':::'f:r::5

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I , I , I r. DONALD ANDERSON FRANCIS ADLFINGER JOYCE BAKER JEAN BEHRENS Sacred Heart, Rock Island Sacred Heart, Rock Island Sacred Heart, Moline St. Joseph's, Rock Island Not to be outdone in any field the seniors added their talents to a successful sports program. Meeting stiff competition this year, the football and basket- ball teams have records of which they can well be proud. The seniors leave Alleman with memories of two short years in this new school. They depart with the knowledge that they have had access to the finest facilities and have been taught by the most capable faculty in the world of modern education. Their un- derstanding of the truths of Catholicity will light the path into the future no matter how darkened it becomes by world conditions. The realization that God is their constant companion gives them the con- fidence so needed to face the life beginning at com- mencement. ARCHIE BERT MARIE BILLESBACH St. Anne's, East Moline St. Mary's, Rock Island SUZANNE BRENNAN PHYLLIS BULTYNCK JAMES BUSH RICHARD CAMPANA Sacred Heart, Rock Island St. Ambrose, Milan St. Joseph's, Rock Island Sacred Heart, Rock Island 21