Annawan High School - Tom Tom Echoes Yearbook (Annawan, IL)

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NEWS BITS Girls' Physical Education Revue-April 3 Tuesday, April 3, at 5 p. m. the girls of the local high school will present a revue of a portion of the work done in their physical education classes this year. Mrs. Ramah Peek is the instructor. The Program Medley of Folk Dances ,,..,,..,,. ,...,...,...,......,,..,, , All Girls Swedish Waltz, Schottische 14 variationsl, Heel and Toe Polka, Rye Waltz. Duet and Tap tSparkin' Peggy Janet ,,,... Mary Ann and Joan Grypp Tumbling, Stunts, Pyramids, ,,...,,...... Betty Andrews, Stella Andrews, Elaine De Craene, Alvina Eilers. Joan Grypp, Esther Hermie, Marilyn Keim, Joan Morisette, Sue Nelson, Ginger Snider, Jennet Van Hyfte, Marlene Vyneman, Sharon Ufheil. Basketball .,...,......,. Dorothy De Splinter and Ann Wilson, Captains Reading iBetty at the Baseball Game! ,...., ,......,..., Carolyn Sommers Rope Drill ,..,..... .,....,,, ...,....,.,,.......,,, , , ,, ,, ,, Most All Girls Soft Shoe Tap ..,,..,,..,.. ,,...,., ,.,,,. .,,,,,, , , , ,, ,,,,,,. .,...All Girls Badminton ............ Marilyn Ufheil and Jennet Van Hyfte, Captains Musical Reading tKaty Didj. ,....,..,....,.........,. Joan Grypp Volleyball ..,...,...,.....,,........ Betty Pont, Marilyn Keim, and Donna Clementz, Captains Modern Dance Comedy lFeudin' and Fightin'J ,....... Q and Sophomore Girls Square Dance ........ ......... ,.............,......,........ ..,,..,..., A l 1 Girls Annafwan H. S. junior Play to be Given Friday Beauty and the Beef, a comedy in three acts, has been chosen by the junior class to be presented Friday evening in the high school gymnasium, at 8 p. m., under the direction of Mrs. Lois Allen. A performance will be given Thursday afternoon for the grade children. The east of characters are: Ginny Adams-Joan Morisette: George Adams-Les Nelson: Laura Adams-Charlene Parker: Lester Ad- ams-Ralph Blackert: P r o f e s s o r Barton-Darrell Greenwood: Franny Barton-Phyllis Richter: Beef- Ronnie De Splinter. Molly Woods-Leona Van Voorne: Foggy Ryan-Del- ner Doubler: Miss Bigby-Mary Ann Grypp: Barbara -Virginia Snider: Scaffold-Jack Bumphrey: Steve- Tom Rieder: Joe-Arvin Jackson. Betty-Doris Gradert: Dot-Shirley Esser: Mitzi- Betty Pont: Dr. Spencer-Marian Jorgensen: Wallace Woods-Marvin Keim: other members of the football team-Donald De Splinter and Stanley Pont: delivery boy-Eugene Vande Voorde: Western Union boy- Donavon Kleckner. Men with stretcher-Eugene Versluys and Marvin De May: girl with horn-Alvina Eilers: girl with the flute-Betty Monson: girls with clarinets-Ann Wilson, Betty Seyller, Dorothy De May, and Lolabelle Hansen: girls with saxophones-Rosemary Wancket and Mari- lyn Keim. Annafwan Sr. Clam Flay lVell Received The Brain Storm, a comedy in three acts, pre- sented by the senior class of the high school Friday evening, was received by a great ovation from a large crowd. Keith Spears presented Mrs. Lois Allen a gift in behalf of the senior class for directing the play. The band played selections directed by Ben Vitto. Arden Nowers played an oboe solo, HSilver Threads Among the Gold and Marlene De Splint- er played a flute solo, Fiesta, accompanied by Carol Machesney at the piano. Sharon Ufhcil and Betty Monson played a saxo- phone duet, Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight, accom- panied by Rosemary lVancket. Arvin jackson sang a vocal solo Three for jack, accompanied by joan Morisette. The Carr Willoughby Adams ,,,, ,, , . ,.,,....... . ,.,, ,Robert Nowers 17, a shy, meek, and likeable boy Inner Willy ...,.....,.,,,, ,.,,, ,, , ,, ,, ,.......... A .Keith Spears Willoughby's inner self, whom only he can see Chuck Martin ,,,,,, ,, ,,..,,,,,, ,...,... ...,..,,..,.... , , Dave Marchand 18, the smart alec Johnny Newton, 18 ,, ,, , ,. .,.....,.. ..,..,.. L eroy Croegaert Harvey Downs, 18 ...........,. ....,.,,, , ,,,,,,., Harold Pritchard Ralph Jones ...,..,,......,..,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.....,,....,..... Rodney Zinser 17, Professed friends of Willoughby's Coach Lloyd ..................,.. ,,,,,, , , ,,.,, ., .......,..,,..,. Don Bradley 45, The baseball coach Hank Johnson ...... .,.......,..,,..,..,., ,,,,,,..,............. R o nald Oleson 18, a baseball player Sally Bishop ...,..,..,.,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,. ,,.,,...............,,,, , ,Shirley Polson 17, a pert girl Aunt Louise .,.. .... . ,,,,,, ,,.,.............,...., B arbara Moon Aunt Olga ...,. .,.,.., ,,,,,, , , ,, ,. .. .....,..,. Margaret Browning Aunt Hester ,...................,.,...... ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.... M a ry Ann Gripp Willoughby's aunts Marybelle Turner ..,....,.,,,., , ,, ,, ,...,..,,.,., ,Donna Clementz a dull, plain, uninteresting species of womanhood Lottie, 17 ,, ,,,,,, ,.,..... .,... . , .,.. , , ,, ,, .,,,Marilynn Ufheil Anna, 16 .... .,.,,,, , Jennet Van Hyfte Kay, 16 .,,,. , ,, .,.....,.. .,,, . ..., ,, , ,....Sue Nelson Dorothy, 17 .,.., , ,.,, ,. ,,.,,...... .. .,..,..,,.., Dorothy De Splinter enthusiastic rooters for the team Spring Mario Fertiwzl Given April 13 Under the direction of Mrs. Alice Roberts thc high school mixed chorus and individuals appeared in the Spring Music Festival. The chorus sang: Thanks Be To God, April Showers, l'Day is Dying in the XVest, and sang with the upper grades, Dear Land of Home, School Days, America the Beautiful, and The Pledge of Allegiance. Blaine De Craene sang, Tip Toe, Virginia Quaife sang, Carmena, and Rodney Zinser sang, May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You. joan Morisette, Alvina Eilers, Sharon Ufheil, Betty Andrews, Stella Andrews, and lilaine Dc Craene, six GAA girls, gave a tap number to School Days.

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NEWS BITS Annafwan Athletes Awarded Letters at Banquet livery boy is of great value to the team and no matter how good one player may appear to be, he cannot get along without his teammates, Dike lfiddleman, Tri-city Blackhawk basketball player, the guest speaker at the annual athletic banquet said Tuesday evening, April l0. One hundred fifteen person attended the banquet which was served by the mothers. The tables, decorated by the Girls' Athletic Association, carried out the football and basketball theme. The speakers' table was centered with a cleverly drawn football player. Other tables were centered with megaphones and pennants with the names of basketball teams inscribed on them. During the year the team has had three coaches. Coach Ben Odum was called into service in Feb- ruary and the team was then coached by Prin. A. lfhrig who was later relieved by Coach Fred Parks. The program was in charge of jay Bridges, master of ceremonies. Presentation of awards were given by Coach Parks to the following boys: Maior bask- etball letters: Donald Bradley, captain, Robert Now- ers, Ronald Dc Splinter, Donald De Splinter, Del- ner Doubler, Keith Spearsg minor basketball letters: Leslie Nelson, Thomas Rieder, Clarence Miller, james Keelcy, Marvin Price, Dale Nowers, Blaii Clementz, August De May, Dennis Marchand, Don- ald Vendcrsnick, joe Gilbraith, Manager Bill Kceley and numerals to Kenneth Ncwlon. Major football letters: Ronald Oleson, captain, Robert Nowers, Harold Pritchard, Dave Marchand, Donald De Splinter, Thomas Ricder, Arvin jackson, Delncr Doubler, Leslie Nelson, Ronald De Splinter, Marvin Price, Dale Nowers, Gene Versluys, minor football numerals: Leroy Croegaert, Marvin Keinl. james Gripp, August De May, Arthur VVaneket, Frank Gripp, Graham Browning, Dennis March- and, Ralph Pritchard, joe Gilbraith, Donald Foerd- er, Blair Clementz. Letters were presented to cheerleaders, Sue Nel- son, Marilynn Ufheil, Mary Anne Gripp, joan Morisette, joan Grypp, Sharon Ufheil, and Betty and Stella Andrews. Principal Ifhrig presented the special athletic scholarship award to three junior boys, Arvin jack- son, Delner Doubler, and Ronald De Splinter. These boys are now members of The National Athletic Scholarship society of secondary schools, which requires them to be lettermen and leaders in their class. Their average school work for three consecutive semesters must be equal or higher than the average of the school and they must have ex- emplified the higher type of citizenship and sports- manship. They received a certificate of membership and 1 scholarship pin. This award is given annually to boys who meet these requirements. Last year Les Stockton, Robert Nowers, Keith Spears, and Ronald Oleson were given this award. A film of the basketball game between Bradley and St. john's was also shown. Scholarship Banquet Held at Annafwan High Annual scholarship banquet was held at the high school Thursday evening, April 26, honoring the following students having the required average in grades for the year: Adrianna Blackert, Donald Foerdcr, Bonita Norway, Margaret Powell, Virginia Quaife, John Simaytis, Joanne Talbot, Marilyn Thompson, Marlene Vyneman, August De May, Marian Dhamers, Joan Grypp, Clar- ence Miller, Dale Nowers, Ethei Shaw, Carolyn Som- mers, Ronald De Splinter, Arvin Jackson, Marian Jor- gensen, Marilyn Keim, Betty Monson, Joan Morisette, Charlene Parker, Betty Seyller, Rosemary Waneket. Dorothy De Splinter, Mary Ann Gripp, Barbara Moon, Sue Nelson, Marilynn Ufheil, Jennet Van Hyfte. Members of the board of education, their wives, faculty of the high school and their wives and hus- bands, were among those present. Thc banquet was served by the junior lVoman's Club, with the president, Mrs. Howard lifarley, and committee in charge. The Program Grace .. ,........, .. ,...,..,,. ,.,,,. ,,... G . Thomas Rainey Welcome ,,..,,..,.. , ,..... .Principal Alfred E. Ehrig Master of Ceremonies ...,... ., ..,, ....,.,.,. . .Mrs. Lois Allen How Education Helps .,...,,.... ,,,. ,.,. S u pt. Ralph A. Osborn Television as a Learning Device... .. Ronald De Splinter tstudentl Styling in the Home ...... .. . ..,...,.... . ,..... Barbara Moon tstudentl Your Life in the Atomic Age ......... .,........ M r. Jay Bridges Science instructor Mathematics and Science, Hand in Hand .... Dale Nowers tstudentl Busines Education and You ........ ....... M rs. Ramah Peek commercial instructor Modern Fabrics ..........,.,...,......... .. .,..... ..Marlene Vyneman tstudentl College Life-Social Activities .,... .... M iss Donna Carlson 1 DeKalb student instruetorl Scholastic Activities ....... ....,..........,.,.. M iss Nellie Clausen tstudent instructor? Comments ..............,.. ,............ . , ,........ .. ........ Mr, Karl P, Kipp President of Board of Education Final Standing of Two Rivers Conference W. L. PCT. Prophetstown .. .. .....,, 9 0 1,000 Erie .......,. ,.... . ....... 8 1 .889 Mineral .,... ..... 6 3 ,667 Hillsdale ..... . ....... 6 3 .667 Lyndon ...... . ....... 5 4 .556 Port Byron ...... 3 6 .333 Annawan ..... ..... , .2 7 .222 Atkinson .. .. . ...... 2 7 .222 Tampieo . ,,...... . . ..,.. 2 7 .222 Cordova ..,.. . ..,....... ,.......... ............... 2 7 .222 Erie Score 64, Annawan 45 Donald Bradley lcd the Braves with a score of lo. Spears IO, B.. Nowers 7, Ronnie De Splinter 6, Price and Doubler 3 each and D. De Splinter 0.

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