Armstrong High School - Resume Yearbook (Armstrong, IL)

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PAMCHO THE LITTLE MEXICAN A yearbook seems to be one of the most helpful means of bringing back memories of the joys, no matter how simple, of high school life. We think that the joys of school life at Armstrong High are worth remembering, and believe, further, that this is reason enough for the effort of publishing a yearbook. We wish to thank all those who have helped in anyway to make this annual poss- ible. The staff is esixscially grateful to our advisors. Miss Theurer and Mr. Young, for their assistance. The seniors sin- cerely hope this Resuite will live up to your espectatione. So, we the class of 1950 leave our mark of interest and industry—the Reswe of »50

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RSSUM ' STAFF EDITOR.......... BUSINESS MANAGER CLASSES......... ACTIVITIES...... SPORTS........... ART............. PICTURES........ TYPISTS......... .......Ann Brown ..Gerald Roberts ...Sheila Stites ...Gladys Poyner ....John Halcomb ......Joe Smith ....Markie Buck .....Joyce Ault Marcella Criblez Eunice Heckerson Merle Turner 'falter Cler

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RAY COFFEY, Assistant Principal, Mathematics. 3.S., Southern Illinois University; Univer- sity of Illinois. PHILIP PEMBERTON, Social Science, Physical Education. B.S., Southern Illinois Univer- sity; University of Illinois. ROBERT EVANS, Agriculture. B.S., Purdue Uni- versity; University of Illinois. EVELYN STEPHEN'S, Music, Physical Education. B.S., Indiana State Teachers College; Coe College; Illinois State Normal University; University of Illinois. GERTHLFLE FISHER, English, Latin, Library. B.A., Penn College; University of Illinois. k