Argenta Oreana High School - Pilot Yearbook (Argenta, IL)

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FIRST ROW: Mr. Edmondson. P. McCoy, C. Querrey. D. Walker, Virginia Banning. G. Smalley. M. Likina, Mrs. Freeman. SECOND ROW: A. Howard. M. Collins. J. Turner, L. Craft. J. Benton. M. York. E. Agee. M. Smith. THIRD ROW: Varna Banning. P. Mullins. N. Massey. J. Stiles. R. Malone. J. Fulk. D. Kopp. M. Bilyeu. FOURTH ROW: L. Hcbal. G. Snoke, O. Ferrill, L. Whitson. R. Spain. D. Doyle, G. Clark. D. Boyce. FIFTH ROW: J. Grider. R. Skinner. M. Cain. G. Garrett. J. York. A. Bricker. G. Dalton. M. Zindar. In September, 1948, our total enrollment was forty Sophomores. We became active in school doings. Eight people joined chorus, seven belonging to girls' chorus and one to boys' chorus. Phyllis Mullins and Marilyn Zindar were chosen by Mrs. Freeman to be in the ensemble. Five Sophomores became members of band. Pearl McCoy, Joanne Turner, Ellen Agee, Marilyn Zindar, Dolores Boyce, Nancy Massey, and Madonna York served on the ARGENGIS staff. Dolores Boyce was also an artist on the PILOT staff, while Marilyn Zindar was Sophomore reporter on the PILCT. Jim York, Marvin Cain, Gerald Dalton, Gene Clark, Arthur Bricker, Jackie Benton, Orville Ferrill, Lee Craft, and Bob Skinner were active in sports. Jim, Marvin. Gerald, and Gene were on the Big Ten. Dolores Boyce and Marilyn Zindar attended the Queen at the homecoming on January 21, 1949. Our class officers were: President, Marilyn Zindar; Vice-President, Dolores Boyce; Secretary-Treasurer, Madonna York; and our sponsors were Mrs. Frances Freeman and Mr. J. O. Edmondson. 21

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unions FRONT ROW: Miss Swinford. T. Dungey. B. Schall. K. Mullins. S. Stout. Mr. Kramer. SECOND ROW: V. Franklin. G. Roderick. R. Marsh. D. Hackney. B. Reitr.el, J. Boyd. THIRD ROW: B. Ater. D.Hupp. N. Kaufman. J. Bechtel. J. McMahon. J. Oldwiler. P. Munnelman. FOURTH ROW: P. Lindsley. C. Marsh. J. Spain. H. Chenoweth. J. Ruffner. B White. W. Kaufman. FIFTH ROW: V. Rainwater. L. Tipsword. R. Jones. S. Miller. D. Betzer. P. Doane, N. LeHeu . The fall of 1948 found us with thirty-three in the Junior Class. Our officers for the year were: President, Paul Doane; Vice-President, Norman Kaufman; and Secretary-Treasurer, Shirley Stout. Bernadine Ater, Peggy Musselman, Betty Reitzel, and Terry Dungey served on the ARGENOIS staff while on the PILOT staff we were represented by Dorothy Hackney, Peggy Musselman, Bernadine Ater, Dorothy Hupp, Betty Reitzel, Jim McMahon, Paul Doane, and Sam Miller. In girls' chorus there were ten and in boys' chorus five. The Junior Class represented a large percentage of the band with thirteen enrolled. We were again well represented in F. H. A. and F. F. A. and also took our share of honors in basketball, baseball, and track. Our Junior sponsors were Miss Swinford and Mr. Kramer. We were proud to have Betty White and Shirley Stout as cheerleaders and to have Jane Boyd and Carol Marsh as our homecoming queen attendants. Our big project of the year was the sponsoring of the Junior-Senior banquet and dance which was held April 22, 1949, in our beautifully decorated gymnasium. 20

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i resh me 11 FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: SIXTH ROW: Miss Finger, D. Kramer. N. Koontz. R. York, C. Wiseman. G. Higgins, B. Snyder. Mr. Rocke. J. McKinney. Joyce Gist, L. Thomas. H. Kaufman. W. Dnane, B. Ater, J. McKinley. 1. Howard. J. Shobe. S. Grubbs. D. Finch. D. Skelton. L. Flaugher, N. Grider. C. Rhodes. M. Roderick . N. Tipsword. P. Fahay, D. Sigmon. H. Good. L. Reeser. Joanne Gist. E. Edwards. J. Williams. J. Franklin. C. Myers. C. Miller. H. Van Fossan. H. Wldte, J. Harrison. D. Poling. B. Seamonds. R. Fulk, R. Hallendorff, D. Davis. W. Millhorn. J. Groves. S. Smith. M. McMahon. D. Cook. When the doors opened at A. H. S. in September. 1948, in walked forty-eight green Freshmen. As time rolled on we added another student to our enrollment. Our class is not musically inclined it seems, because we have only one member--Jerry Groves--in band. There are only three boys in boys chorus, but there are thirteen girls in girls' chorus. The F. F. A. and the F. H. A. have twenty-nine Freshmen members, thirteen boys and sixteen girls, respectively. The class was represented at the homecoming game with Elma Edwards and Carol Wiseman as queen attendants. There were six Freshmen boys who made basketball teams and two boys who played on the baseball team. The class officers were; President, Valter Doane; Vice-President, Larry Reeser; Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Ater. Our sponsors were Miss Finger and Mr. Rocke. 22