HE ,.i '.I' 6w'1 LYDllW-frm Mm. .,1.,,,Am.x'i!!'?f1rX .' IL, 'VK M. 1 ' -in '!' ' -7'vnfF?55 5'1 ffwwzw 'SB' 1v.w,:'AY!S2'3 , M. --'GTX ?T5il49i'il W'i'.A?'k iiN?K'!fm..2 -E 'P , 1?liL 65'iBwIYW.i' HI. . . l I 7 x 11x 'X i 3 I x Q X . 'X ' X- ' 11,3 .A E ax X 'X X X! K5 ff-, 1 1' 11 f fm V' Q ff'1'3ff ,. x,f1 fx 'jb' 1 W' Uxj fo , . ' 1 , , -. c IA I it X E 1 in .,l J 5 I if E 1 4 f R 'la vxtxx' ,N W! ff Y ,-f ,f fR.L,,f.NY ff Kg 1--.ffffflf If l, ,wh if xx 1 NA jj 'f K ztyqf 'XVX xx-fzl ' 'K ,ffl Y 0 X XX4 'W X -XX X x j 'x' K. ' 'xf ' A I 1 X 5 . ff Xu! fx . Xuj1 f' in-zzz,--..xxx . 'Q-u,,,,...1.- -.:.1' ,,,,..f f- 7-- . 1-5 V 3,1-' x r k., I, X f Q.N! f 1 1 Q 1 '1 1 1N ,ff 'N 11- 1.-, 1 1 14- 1 29 1 if L -...1 . -.d,f'.g--.-jk-1 X -'-' X-J .1 1,,, Lijxij, xx 3 DEE f Ili 2 N 3 QQ! Q3 UHRESENTEQ BY Tl-XE TYIDING I1 CLASS 1-WGN QQMMUIWY 1-MGH SCHOGL AVON, ILUNOW .4 - .,' . U ill W 1'lii'xC1'i Hi - -- - - ..,f ---- Deer Folks, In an attempt to capture and retain the ples- sant experiences of the past year of school, we have published this annual. It is the second edition to be published since l95O and we hope that in the succeeding years they will continue the practice. ., f acer there'll be plenty of quiet chuckles over the nquecrn styles--and--pcrhoos a threatening twinkle will epoeer in your eyes as old familiar feces are recalled. Many moans will probably result from reading the curricula acti- vities---remember those awful grades in algebra and that commercial teacher whom you never exactly Hlovedu. But you wouldnft trade ' those memories for anything now, would you? Yours, THE BOOMERANG STAFF B,S. We beg to inform you that there are pro- bably many errors in this Wmenuscript,H but--even the Jeps erred. 1 , ,.. L A h in , , ,, 2-Q ff 41 ,of Q . . -5 fl .-A Q... ,,,' TQ' fix N, fl 5-3, fl.. -X hx.: QD ai? lea fs, ig! fs-U In an endeavor to express our gratitude for their kind and considerate help during our school years, we dedioete this volume of the BOOMPRLNG to- - Dr. John Gordon, Pres. Arbon Fullerton A John Masden Victor Sckwleioh Jack Sundberg BOARD of EDUCATION ff Nw Gif 0,9 G O K QQ o 0' O O ..- OW gl LL Qixomammsmmacw AKNUSIC SENIQRS AcTava1 1Es ACCOMPLISHMENTS X' PROPHECY ' GJ' I, U WILL x Dumscpnzs Gj, mN DAR UJNDERCLASSMEN FCOTBALL BASKETBALL T CD01 U2 SCW1 CD GD ll I, L Through these doors we have walked. There has been the feeling of loyalty to our school comparable to the peti- otism displayed by the Amer- icans in the recent war. MAIN BUILDEEQ The east side THQ Dovmirowm BUILDING Agriculture Music Commerce 426' so QOOV 2 my Lp L, , Qs , ff r4.3-, wif, f- f L 'f ' 557 Y HH! iEv?Ei!LE?Ei'Elfiif7k.7AEB1Ex?:?' -19M.,xW?:ii'fJ1KR:ibk'iQl5iA'f '-PFQIMGZMI .J'I1fEu 'fh l14'lLJI9iFJfT'H ' f MK!Z? L X' FS' I' ZF' E'-n . I ' f' UN X Qxlffi NX fNXHx'f . I I x 0 'T 0 slQQSXmQf 3 E ' ,. ,IH 1 lf' V D ll 4 , . I V ffl?- . fix f L Q, f X Xv,... J!! if ffl . .ID xx g 7 ffv f ff Yf ,.f' -,-' , 4 fQ,UDMQNUSUE2fKXUU Ui A U2 U, llc CU U, SCO N U3 UQ U N Clf ll U3 A U- Mr. Earl L, Olson, our principal, graduated from high school at Sycamore, Illinois. After working in chicago for a year, he attended N.I.S.T.C. et DeKalb for two years. There ne was captain of his basketball squad in 1925-24. Ee continued his education et the University of Wisconsin. After teaching for a year end a half at Woodstock, Illinois, in 1929 he returned to the University of Wisconsin, where he received his Pn.B. degree. Here, also in lQ28, he was pledged to Phi Sigma ?ni, honorary physics fraternity. HS the result of summer study, ne received his Ph.E. degree in 1934. He taught st Barrington ind Libertrville before coming to Avon in the fell of l945. In addition to being our principal, he teaches general science and chvsics. His favorite pastime is plaving contract bridge. MR. E. L. OLSON PRINCIPAL .1- Y 1-,,., , 'LW' . my , F .1 .A id' Ag 132' in Lifi -gt v,W's 54? 'L aqg .5 .. gif, am ' .1 5.51 .Q fm LM, V. we ifair? 2-214 -ii' ,,-?i.,fQ F395 5 'fly 3g,WX', ff? Q. ff' f vga, M V, I 565543 ' :Ln Q--fp, a n. an 'M' f-,. B 1. a r 4 3 'F A.:-M, 'SW H. 'Y W L4 -1- W 'yi ua s I ,f Y: x 1 V255 V h ea :,, --5. an J: W , -, G:1rf- f .-7 5 ' X Y Y - - M -wwf' JW 1, A?c?.94g,l,-Qty ' , Y A it 5-q.fL51w'y . Q ,xv Ql' PM .r . ' - -1-,jg if V' if fgffrf 4' 7 fi' 1X .. '1 2' 'QY'..5 ,. 'Za g f Q .fFfg,1f J. 'stiwn mg ' em liflf -,W-. .,.. li 'fziiqsgaff . ' avi? 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' wr. 5' fi 1 -wg ia ' E mi xi' S if N Y L ,. -r' ' 1. 1 , f. w ol- nn- 4 J--N - , -Q:-,Y , A W V- .V J 1-, - x 1-1... ,, 1, 1..- . .- , , 1 .af -,gw fm, -, .4 U L ,, . 4 . . T ., f -my :V-.1 -vxv .gi . -, . -,,. Y.. - Hy, 4. h 5. L, wiftm: fn, ff' Hf- 'ff - ' ' rf . f ., i. Ll xo., Ai al. CVGDM MlV':'V'QflCU X 'W s , C ,K N' MK. DCU :INXS CAD Y Mr. Imuglas M. Cady, our coach, graduated from lyndon Community High School in l958 and continued his studies et Bradley Polytechnic lnstitute in Peoria and Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloominiton, where he recegted his B.S. degree in 1942. He has hed additional work at the'Uni- versity of Michigan end' Illinois State Normal 'Univereity. After college graduation, he worked as en auditor under the Civil Service Commission. Turning to teaching, he instructed at Wavnesville before coming to fvon last year. Besides coaching football, basketball, and trdck, be teaches trying, bookkeeping, shorthand, and boys' physical education. He is sponsor of the TNT Club, need sponsor of the Freshman class, and svpervieor of the Boo merang5 production staff. His hobby is sports, including golf. W?HGl Helen frmstrong Shirley Delefield Corinne Buck Albert Doyle Maxine Clifford fureba Knight fianda Combs Don Orwig Dean Couplend Lowell Reihm John Wingate Hr.'Cedy--Instructor -N Lf NCIS U-USU'l Mazsomamn-aaa oavas Mrs. Martha fWelshD Davis graduated from A,C.?.S. 1938 and received her B,A. decree in 1942 from Yr-Y' in Galesburg. After Media for two yearst she returned to Avon High hai: Yea teach English I, II, Student Councilo and hobby is reading. teachingl social science and English ' T T III, IV. She is faculty sponsor of head sponsor of the Junior Class P2 CTURE The picture at the right is a classroom shot of Davis' English II class. Patty Butler Maribelle L: Deloris Eaton Agita Hoon Pauline Fullerton Roberta Powell Virginia Hampton A. J. Richter Betty Hits as Lois smack ' 5 if ' 1 . , ,Www ......W, V, '1 i. rf ,f,f' xl g, f 'jf' 5 ' 1 i VI Y A 11 V f i ni -'-' 1, . A xx .,..w.., -nw ff f- 4 'fd 41, 'Ma f ff ' 472, wfzft 16' ff '- iffy 1 f, 1 rg, ,, 6 73, ,fy ,, '22 fy . ,f ' 1 ...Af NW V5 ,V 4 ,, , 'C mf ' A f -f-' . L. - V--.1 , J Q55fQ?f?i1Q..f?fg,.f.4Fj44J '6f1f'W1f41L, pf. H 'ffm-www .. 'Q' ,, ,'f if W may ' fn! --IZA- ' F H ,QM rp: I lv- ff A ' 2- 2 V , V 11 P 1 . ,. M 1 55: 4 1 ' 9: S -kzmmt -i , , I T 'ii J, sw , 4 1 I xml ,.. i if av gf ' 1 if i nu MR. DAVIS ji -, Nut. -. vm. ' ...J hu -Q -D - Q Q- ' - Q .,. -'J .- 1 l - I -Q. ,mg -D. , :Ty .qua is Q E222 'fefi 'i :jj F' Lua :rs ., 5 14 Q, . 21 Y :A 1-, 3 Lf 1 . QTY! . g,,:. ,v X w, w-!,i,i,,ef e?,,i.-.,!,4x fig' V V V , A ,Y 369, 1 j K '44 1.1545 if 'il b . '1 , f '1?'t'4 ' iii -Lxlzj, , E'fTl5' 1 , m Y 4' ,, U . ,T ,kv :lv Y, Lk, sup,-, A k-W' i A -ff 1 V: , W sl 3, -,T :Q T51 if E? 3' ailing li? -,fm 1 -w vs.. Q. W . fry - V' - 7 Li 5' ' 1, . .3 . T, V' 5 ' L 'gfiffif 7 . 1'3?5l fx-61 1 ,F u,,,,'?l 1335, 1, fs' 2' . gi' V f x . .L , ., Lf- ' 1 -2 fl fp fag, x 1 if . ', Mix . fi 'Q Www :gig-f Haig . 352-wif f- 1 , ,. vw . T1.. H M' -' in 4 5,54 1 i :sf ' 'Lf' Q TJ wl A, -, .fa 3 ci NNE 1 ,tg Exif H ,A ' . ., , f 'lf 5 H512 V. ' -, v ' 'L 1 5 - H v ff? Jr-fix . gf' ' M' ei - 1' -Q ..a.:f1?-,P Jgll' - ?'2:9--A zu! ,, M1-. 'lH::ms1i1Qfislzius+lmv.'m M-sn.zua.m' lei CBA NSD ' fx. I MR. RGYCE DAVS5 Mr. Royce Davis was born June 8,,l9l9. Ie graduated from A.C.H.S. in 1958. He' fbeeiwec his advanced education at Knox'Co11ege, from 'which he graduated in l3a2. lere he maiored in Music lducation. fhile attending Knox College, he was solo cornetest in the band for four fears, and a tenor in the choir for three years. He was secretory and treasurer of the Pri Sigma Kappa. he attended i.O.1.Q. for three years. Ibis is his first year of teaching, hotrver Hr. Maxis has directed the Summer hand for serfrai years here in Avon. M X 'lhose in the pictures are: N51 Trink Nerrill Marjorie Lhisler Forma Jones Virginia Ulugston Jace Lfrice Jac? ie Iupcr Martha Moss Lois Lyers Adeline Ythington Hary Ellen 7cFay ffarlcrfe Z tcliell Lalc Lfvmdel Fr. n. Levis ixale iiaudel Marlene Iitchell Norma Jones NgJackie iuper Lois fyers Anita loom Mr, Royce Davis--Instructor P RA Al-U Ui Xli M AU U CE S Mnl5...12scsz2.w' sum Mrs. Ruby Wiley Duffy attended Irving High School.and Hillsboro High School, where she graduated in 1921. She ree ceived her college training at Onrthage College in Carthage, where she graduated in 1925. ln 1931 and l936 the took summer courses at the same school, She came to A.C,H.S. last year and teaches biology, plane geometrt, solid seems.. try, advanced algebra, and social geograohr, The remainder of her time is spent as facultv sponsor 'of the Librarians' Club, sponsor of the senior class, and director of class plays. uTesching is her job, housekeeping is her pastime.' . ., OOMMEHCIAL ARl1nrsTlO is a course in practical problems, and business forms. Rapidity of calculation and correct UBB of fundamentals are stressed. PLANE GEONETRY is a foundation course for more advanced mathematics. The principles must be remembered definitely, but a mastery of the reasoning process and a complete under- standing comes before any memory work. Memory work must clinch each set of proofs as the course proceeds. ADVANCED ALGEBRA, SOLID GEOFETRY, and TRIGONOMETRY, each one semester courses, are offered. All three courses are really college prep courses. Advanced algebra is taught every year. Solid geometry and trieonometrv are alternated. The BIOLOGY course is taught in units. Whis svstem makes it possible together sueciments first hand. The be- ginning unit includes insects and fall flowers and fruits. As soon as available materials are used, the Units take UU Hnlmal Phyla in order. Insects are placed in nrooer classification at this point. Immediately succeeding animal phvla is 3 unit QQ human physiology. This ircludes a study of foods and diets. Plant classifications are studied last, Thjq mgkpq et possible to observe specimens again from nature QQ Ferpg horsetails, messes, and fungus plants. The studv of snerwal tophytes made in the fall is now supplemented we flowers. A the spring Throughout the year, students read dll F3533 in fhefr text on the particular unit. Ther keep folders ip Weicd L ' . .L i il. L, they place material from other texts, their Own drawings and collections and a comprehensive write up of each unit.w UQSIAL GEOGRAPHY is a one semester course. The plan gf the course is to study the world relationships, nv nbtihg q bit of, history, geographv, and cultural becbnfehma- an 95d 'fnan-211118 Y1Q+f'lfYl'lF3.- A k.N MRS. DUFFY N'-x sw-'K .,-4 4 -. X 4 mf -Y A,.f 1.45 wx, A - ., A l .qljbb-Egu. iimg ff? , I .V , .. Wag fbwg. 1 .141 , . ,v ,. , 4. Y. -,um ff 1: .,. .. ,,.. ,PV 'i,1 1:31f:4 . . S- P . '? Lfvvs-'1w'Lf,'F' '23jfv 'P' ' A EV , .... , , L f ,,3.,,,- L ' 'fPi?Tm SAi1 PES' ,W , H- -:jyfrifvv + + 'L Q ' 4 4 .w.c1. 5' ie , T22 ,l?'S 5Q2 X - of , , H Nun.. .44 f, x L w B1 1, W f Q jigs K ' iq x sr Q rw L, , 4, ' s Y M w Q 3 sift' 0 :L W E . Ei 1 3 E my 12- 'J-A X KW if Ly , 9 J w ,BMW , rf 'ff E11 ' -1 ' 1 5': 'N-E , , LE' ,J' v ' L Y V N M 1 ,5-' fy I E V ,gt 'L , , 31,1924 ' , .Q .9 , . nl' ff 'LTV 2-:if in 531 ' 535 ' I L-.H , ia , A I -9+ W I ' ,ifh 4 ., ,no1R,Q, +5 gg.: gl Q25 -' 2 , I-' IBF.. '72, , Q , gi-A , -f. fp 'Jr , , ggi! ,QQ V 'X -1 Q ww . W Aj s fi' Y RM, r -F V . ' x Y My V, 1314.1 A A . , . gy. far- P4 1 4 , M15-W ' 12, 4. 2 in ' 2-Q 7'v4 L53W 1V'f M , , rp. 1 . -Ai' f' 9 'E 3 ' f 4 H, ts 4-W 1' M www W , 1 ga gf.: f W N f YY QD U2 A U UCD N Lx, U, A U3 U2 U Q3 Ula U 'U Ul U2 Ui Mr. John Ewan, the ag teac7'1er, gjradfrzatesd. from Cuba High School in 1957, and received his B.S. degrev fren Iowa State College at Ames, Iowa, in IQQQ. he taught at Atwood Township High School for two years before cowing Zo j.i.H.S. last fall. His classes here are in Vocational 5gricr'tnre, while he is also faculty sponsor of the FFA arf hes' swoysor of the junior class. During the winter, he suyervwwri n wht classes in farm.machinery repair and soil conserrvf'ns for the henefit of the farmers in this vicinity. We swrrds his mornings in Avon and his afternoons at London Hills. his hobbies are carpentry and photography. MR. JOHN EWPX N There are thirty-two students enrolled in agriculture this year. There are eighteen in agriculture I and II and fourteen in agriculture III and IV. A That freshmen and sonhomores in Ag II s1:us,i.ed fam-mai husbandry. Included in this was the strdv of noultrv, sheep, hogs, beef, and. dairy, cattle. In studying dairy cattle, they learned how to test milk for hutterfat. Since the agriculture department has the utensils for milk- testing, many interesting experimenfs were done. The Ag IV class has done most of its work in the farm shop. In the early part of the year they studied sainring and paint mixing. Two tractors were hrought in and fgven a repaint job. Later the boys studied woodworking. fvo feed bunks, a three-sow hog house, and several other johs were done by the boys. Sheet metal work was studied after the woodworking unit was completed. Concrete hog waterers were made to sell to the farmers of the surroundini territory. Both classes have accomplished very much this year,. The boys have all learned much about farming. UJXBUU N Mass mmf FRANK4 Miss Janie frank graduated from Jacksonville school in l94l. She continued her schooling lu College in Jacksonville and qrsdvsted there in l 4s is her first year of teaching. bhe benches Enqlish 1, Ln I and ll, and the Girls' Phvsicsl Ednestion classes. Sn also the assistant sponsor of the Freshman and inc T. Since her favorite pastime is dsneinr, she has f dancing both in her P.E. classes and to some of the school girls. 19 I C T UI QE Those in the picture at the right are: 3 , 9 1 Ronald Batson Martin H605 Q' Q Carl Bovafd Fiery Lois l5l1l'Ql'1'5'Y Bill Crosson 31536 Revay H Pauline Fullerton HOG Cyhern Q Norma Jones 'innsgfelle Poole Jafkie LU-PCT Glenn senses Lois Meyers usnnv Hilliamsoig L Marlene kntohell yarg yet wilson! MISS FRANK X T 4 gf -rr 5 f 1.1: 'I' ' ' ,f-'2'2-f-,- ' 'f' , Q. X X ,.. '21 NA f 'xr 'A -- 'figwm x . A ,ms xx, vim, Mx' if JY' ,,a '0, ' I SGDCIIUABU., S030 0311161303 M120 Fl2EDi-HALL Mr. Fred Hall graduated from Maple Wood High School at Camp Point, Illinois. He attended college at Western Illinois State Teachers College, and received his B056 in Economics at Qnincy College. He has taught in Ursia, Liberty, Lorraine, Hershman, and Table Grove, Illinois be- fore coming to Avon this year. His favorite pastime .is reading. He is the head sponsor of the Sophomore class, and teaches World history, civias, economics, algebra I, and mathematics. UICTLIRE Those in the picture at the right are: Kenneth Alden Mildred Browne Francis Cable Mary Lois Murphy Bob Pritchard BobfRandall Ernie Repp LaVerne Ross Donna Schultz Instructor--Mr. Hall 4 N ' twat 'wi' if ft .1 qs-ef nw Sm X. If ,M 5 'x -gl NN, X- Ml, 7 SN 'N' 1 ' X t is ,fx 'f' Mrs. Donna Hatch graduated from A.C.H.3. in l906, She received her advanced schooling in the Knox Conservatory at Galesburg, the Bush Conservatoy at Chioago, and the in cnninction American Institute of Normal Methoes, which is v 1 t Q e tauqh 1 ne and with Northwestern Un Fairview before returning to Avon and A.C.hnJ 0 now Dean of the faoultv, having been here for sir Xing instructions to the Chorus and all vocal rw of 'll h she is well known about this territory. M is ber cation and also her avooation ri ge is ter latorite 1 -v1 ' v- pastimeg boys and girls ale her hobby Cl-Ulxt The nieture Wto the rifht ie a scene of Hrs. Hatch's Sophomore Girls' Chorus. :nose in the ri, ir are Q, oi lows: if t J1+lLT 4 CUC J, 'W Lf. A sa - - i ersity, ohe ' Lit at Buohnoll 1 -f C, Q3 fx A, ' 1 MLA-1 1.1.2 L 1 g 25 y.a.s, eirh ' .fic, 5 1 xl'c ' tus ic ' .. 1 vo- o .H B ud n ,Ll 7 3 C T ID! t VT' nfch e vets f'L s:t.y'r1M A ,b Q sauline Fullerton , '4 W4 an taam E 1 S' ' Lfsht 1 '1 tt lo n X W W v - T L10 -1 - XI' fy- 1 t ,rte P.v,ll 1 Arte Re L' f Q., Siiaielft , 'We ' ,-1 Nfl .4 4, 5123, I El? ' GF E -' L 1' i 1E:l,1 ' 4 ' t 'TI' 'T Vw 1 f 1 to T T O T in 3 ton 5Cttj o U dl ne a 'brook Ani a 0 YQTJ bl en lcVa Robe exp nlbe f Lois lar' OI.LC vs 1 lzebrtr W ten Ck Q iv S. 185 r, gg, ,313 Qian ' J X Q vegan, , f 9 4 Y I W 5. K V' X ff' f ik, ,.-ff uve M 1 .,.- ,, .5, 8 , j A if ' , 2 w N . f I 4 X 4 ? An- if ff QL., Q' ...Q . 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Q if S -Q In Home Economics it is the aim of each girl to become skilled, in the arts of Homemaking, to understand problems which arrive in their lives and to know how to better meet their problems, The Home Economics department is divided into three classes, Homemaking I with an enrollment of nine girls, nome- five. Each making II with eleven, and Homemaking Ill with class has worked in various units such as food, clothing, child care, care of sick, grooming etc,, to learn and practice these things which will enable them better to reach their goals. E p Each girl in addition to her class work completed a num- ber of home projects. This work helps to bring the home and the school classes together in the education of that girl. Some of these projects carried out this year by our girls were clothing construction, rearrangement of furniture, redecorat- ing, embrodiery, and canning. MRS. LQIS WN LOU? Mrs. Lois CLeej Taylor graduated from the Avon Community High School in 1958 and continued her schooling at Western Illinois State Teachers College receiving her degree in l942, She taught at Maple Grove Grade School and London Mills Corm- unity High School before coming to Avon. Here she teaches all the Home Economics classes, Is the assistant 'sponsor of the Sophomore class, and head sponsor of the F.H.A. Her favorite . The picture is this year, WICTIJRE V in session, Beverly Allen -Patty Butler Marjorie Davis Deloris Eaton Evelyn Eaton a Ruby Wright of Mrs. Taylor and her Homemaking IT class June Farrar Betty Higbee Maribelle Lincoln Rosalie Perry Vanette Stevens 1 1+ 2,-1, sf' -1.1 -'Mg 11 113133. Ui., P 1 A v v Y s 5 gl U if sf? ,. V cf - Y '-'jjiqwir.-.fE:-igfww ,Q ,fm ., Sf , i n . ' ' 51 f-51-Ly X 7 rf- , A 5 N , . ' . f E s I s N , - L wh 1 A1 --- V-1. fm.4Ui..1..m..:iniQ M. .. ,,..fQL-....mi-- X J, fa w A 1 Q, 1, if LU- 9 91' IQ' .fx . 534 34.5. 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U 1 2 5 A , ., -4- - - nu n on sol 5 Clugooasnooootvot can 002 I:f,71CC 1.2:-pci A -D -,sw L., Qt, -2 .1-'L'--1 OIOIIOOOOOI 0000055 Lroalgcblon 5.1 mffcooo el ln oou4Z Dpjurn S'.fi: ff1vx5?'?-'fp ' '. 4: , ' 'MA' '-'.A-+-1'-' -'V 0 ll U NeVJS+3a'pe1q ' ' ' ' Ll Fhislietbcl-3-lnoosooa clout 1 2 , A Librarians Club , 3 4 Ida meld Secretary and PSD C111 ' ' A' 4 , , 6 -L4-soooonooano us 1:0334 Tressurer offlce ner Sensor -,W .., lv-GHNI1 Qble lx1re ,Vie W T'Ie S3gLig-felqtuvooo:consensus 00094 U M ' ff ' 1 Jfh bJ,L nPr3de and Preagudioc ..,.,,.,4 stenogrsgger. Sne llses reso- nRemembGn tse Davn. . ...S 4 I K 17 + rl '1 Q .YQ ... .. -1. - LJ w I I I Ida..- SCnSO...'.......2 bOFn at alba banter, 11L'v Scribdles ond Scrstchss.......2 April 12, 1928. Ida wants to 50 to COlle3e' Ginn? was born in Hacmfg 111. on Februar? 16, 1923. 11- though she is engaged sho prnm to go to college. She lgwx popular music and Qood.books ,: T Qnj H ,,n Collecting horse ststves and MhR'OLJL DAYl' Dolls is her strange hobby. . Vgrvimio is the ?ond Librsrxm nShe 1s a credit to her thi! Ven? L . . A-C , M--v art, but serves lt with dlvgded heart.H EVEITV E sqm ,.-..p g.x.Li Bawndltltiill l l Olll 2 5 4 1,x,.,t V rg . - L .1 Lf -Q I 511.4 0 1 Q u s n o Q o n 0 9 9 Q u 0 0 1 2 'Q' -sys, U F, +.,. ,a .n D 1, . GJ 1 3 oi If, , Ch Z, '-v.1..:C ---c. -JCJTIOT LOT lltsl' lr s p,L1l1ed Horus.. .. ....i 6,1 pgnce mfnd 4 NLLC' .LJCAL nanuocsuloco Us one Home Economgcs .. 0 A A 1 .- 1. x ... . BClnQ'asQ so susan Q 5:01254 Cllfrklgq Q Q n 0 0 0 p - , .gl Cwolqxto 1 4 r , I A J.: Lvisquoo Olson: oo Quai ' PTOdLlCtl.On-St-4ffuau n 4 a a u .Li Gm.,-, r,1 fj,c,1.,l, 4.1 '11 rj r- 4 Scribbles snd Scratches.. ...E rllivf lMQn7b0M+l ' l D 2 some LCODOmlCS..... ... ..1 Q 5 Wariorie was born on Jon A . 1 logg 3 ,li L ,A Q 1 Evelyn wants to take a sei, ln cewenport, lows. she xpnwtv x,,q A k.,Q., 1,17 4. W H U rw Ljvkxli J LOMI SC mffld Ugkjfj, tglglt up lses so collect gens os s for hor futur, N We V fa hobby. Oogly enoujh her nick- VOP.tA 2 tb ,'O1rQ wlif elf name is Tudy. se hear her qhel ig SS?? 13 ,uasgbucalli father started th t. Marjorie ggnn' Q2 ragijsdinb-uf' S59 fag likes to sew and to ploy bas- A L 'JJCX on JUHG Hgh ketball. 'l927, Q Q! , O lgqml vm I , 4 , - -Q ,J IDA ADOLPHSON MARIORIE DAVIS VIRGINIA CL UGSTEN 9' GN 1 ry- 1, -56 f Xl EVE LYN EATON I ,xc J .15 in N if A Jim, , lb it . F 'A wif' ,F 'HW ' , 'af ' P-va ' 121' ' Q: -9 'J' A' -. if A 4 ' v, af Q ,JFK . M- 'f Q2 . K' . 1, ' , -if ., A -1. 5, A Q . ,. ' W wg, K - X' ' SQL: ,f,. , far . Y ' 'f'1.,zl W . . k X ' f YQ ' 1 - 'Q 'U ji 7, --,W 1 M ,le . rf fu.. xy! x 4g,.'s.f ' ,J ,F , fi 4. 5 1 E 5, E5 P I ', r 3 ' Y L . -., , 0 - . .- '-r, 1 1,,. 4 W .,..e f ,' ' 'P' AW? IUNE FARRAR SHIRLEY EATON Q GAYLE GREEN ll HOWARD FOSTER X x 1 . ,Vg iff.. 1 , sc-1' Ji . , .3 V 1- wi Q' fu N 'f rut V- we RW, A ,,,,d,A,, UY,mHW,.. .. 7-ll! 'A ' NA T V H2 44 TTF'-ref-1:3 S E N KDR ACCOMPUSH ME N? S JUNE FARRAR WWE three ---- MV giggle My giggle and Me.h , ChoruS...L.... ...1 2 5.4 Girls' Chorus..... ........4 Mixed Chorus ........ . .....4 Girls' Basketball... ...2 4 Home Ec ......... ... ...S 4 LibrQPianS.C1ubcoeoouooo 1005 4 NeWSpaDeI.Q'..l..'lUlfllffl IUYT4 nPride and Predjudicen.... ...4 NRemember the Dayn........ .,,5 Scribbles and Scrntches... ...2 Sense and Non Sense..... ...,2 T0N:To Clubiflld-Ollooooc:oceans 4 Junie was the secretary of the class in her Soohomore year, reporter dnd president her Senior year. She would like to be a nurse. Her favorite pastime is Day Dreaming. Hel!!! She was born on December 19,1922 in Warren county. GALE GREEN' nl never dare to be as funny as I know how.N FUFIIMOII........'.....l254 Footballeooeoouonoooaooaooooog or UGuQ',likesfOOt- oooulur music. He atlittle York Septe ember 2O,1928. Gale, ball and was born SHIRLEY EATON NI cannot check my girlisn blush---my color comes and goes.N . Bandqunono so eral 2 5 4 ChO?uSoaoosuooa easel 2 4 Girls' Chorus .... .......4 ChO?U.Slll,IOlOU IOOOIOICO4 Girls' Fasketbnll... ...l 2 5 4 2 Home Economics .... .... l 3 Pep Club. qssaoonoenn neeooog nRemember the DQYH.. . .....5 Shirlev wwnts to he Q nurse, She wes born on July 4, ' 1928. Ah, Q fireoroekerl Sho likes to travel, take nictures, and listen to Hooqie woosie music. HOHARD FOSTER ,. UHG has won out ----- in a quiet wtf. Bend ........ .... ...1 2 3 4 BHSkStbH1l ..... ... ...1 2 5 4 Chorus ........ .' ......... 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus... ............... 4 nPride and Predjudioen,, ,gq NRemember the Dayn,,,, ,,,,3 F.F'xI.L'0CIllllOC0OllOl song FOOtbsll... ...... .......1 2 5 Tracliouoosoousooasoooncsoo? Scribbles and Soretohes..,,,..2 5 4 HFroQW, as evervone calls Honsrd, wants to become Q far- mer. He likes bssketbfll and sleooins. He was horn in Avgn on Feorunrv 14, 1929. A -'A '- ssmuoaz f-XCXIDMPLIMENTS nQuict-but so is p NECA? no CV5 Band. . . . . ........ . Chorus ........... L . . Tiixcd E Girls' Chorus Band .... .. ..... Clarinet Quartet... . Chorus ....... .... I I l U I I O O O O Q U . Ncwspapcr .......... Piano.............. nPriQc ana Prcdjudi Remember thc Urfin. X . Production Staff... O Scribblcs and Scratch ln L.IlcD 25, l92S9, .J 141' trx'WfL In 11 lc vljflqr ff Sense and Non icnsc Scxtctovilhainbrcnl TINITQ IO Vocil Solos.. ... . Dzlc was born Count? on Jpnupry wunts to bc 2 grim DJCK HJGBEE Pluto says us' away from thc dust in cvcrydi Gcc l'm clca.n. Bfixrlciocslouso ooo Cornet Solo........ soul thc Chorus....... . . MiXOdlChorus... FQFQIQL qunno anon o o Newspaper .... ...... . Pride und Prcdjudi C Uacmcmbw th., Dm . . Student Council... . Track .......... Vocal Solos .... . ...Q Public Spcnking.... . Dick was thc prcsidcnt our ol Ss his sophomorc junior Ycurs.' Ho was also pro- sidcnt of the F.F.A., vicn Pre- sidcnt of the F.F.L. Scctlon 3 his scnior Tour. Bcsjocc this hc was vicc prcsidcnt of thc 0 u g Girls' isasketbiii Ec.......' Dance 5and.... ll Ncwapngcr. ....... Pride and Prcdju Rc.n1cQrv3wfL.r the Dfw Sax Quurtct ..... . Student Council.. Voc l Solo....... a hott? was born QlG28, at Kirkwood una of our twins. our rcportcr hqr und vice prczidcn ftlr. JJYES J JT OH Troll all l kno- 'P lifc's toe thytln F Club , ......... . .. Baskctbrll ..... Chorus. . . . . . lixcd Chorrz.. .. Footbzll... . Pap Club. .... .... Rcmcrchc5.r thc 33 Scribblc: and Ser S+udcnt Council.. .. T.N.T. Club. .... Tr ck. ......... .. . Vocnl Solo. ..... .... Jim was urcsg fI C: Ohm rn Q 1 -1 'J L-1 Q Q August 25, 1929 t rgqmnu Ili Ambien: is to bg tor pnd hc pl.ns logo this next waz DALE HENDEL BETTY HIGBEE DICK HIGBEE 9' ,ml 8. if JAMES IACKSON Q - 5- ,,.n UW, -. Wg- ff, fi fx' N'-5 I' AURE BA KNIGHT KT BETTY KING M, wfe,ffff1!f ,U ,, i Mfr 2 ' 52 ff 4-:-Q. TRINK MERRILL IANE MITCHELL 1 1 5, -' :P ' r . L,,,5.,, K SEN ICRC ACCOMPUMENTS AUREBA KNIGHT uLove is what makes the world go around.n I Chorus... ........ ...2 3 4 Mixed Chorus..' .... ....a. 4 Girls' Basketball.. ...5 4 Home Economics .... .. ...l 5 URemember the Dayu.. i ....5 Aureba wants to become a secretary after she gets out of school. She likes basketball and also likes to .read. She was born on May 20.-1928. CATHERINE MERRILL nMen may come and men may A go but I dream on forever.. UAH Club ..... . ....... 5 Band.. ......... ...l 2 5 4 Cheer Leader... ......2 4 Chorus.. ..... ...l 2 5 4 ChOI'uSa'o-loo so eo'oueuae4 Mixed Chorus.. .. . ...4 Dance Band ..... ...5 Drum Ensemble... ...3 Drum Majorette... . ...5 Drum Major.. ....... . . ....4 Girls' Basketball.. . .... 2 4 Librarians Club.. ...2 5 4 Newspaper... .... ....... 4 Pep Club ............. .. .. 12 uPride and Predjudicen. . ...Q uRemember the Dayn ..... .. ...5 Scribbles and Scratches.. ...2 Sense and Non Sense.... .....2 Sextfitna aooquq osnoaoco coeoo54 TnBTaTa aoov so o oooua 1.4: Trio...... .... . . . .....l 5 Vocal Solos .... . ...2 5 4 Trink, as evervone calls her, was our secretary her ' freshman Band soc- and junior Year, and retary and treasurer her junior and senior years. Trink was born in Avon, on April 8, 1928. ELIZABETH 1lWG nlhe object of he is shew NAU Club .... . . ....5 Cheer Leader. .... .... ..2 4 Chorus. ..... ...... ...l 2 5 4 Girls' Basketball.. ..l 2 5 4 Newspaper.... ..... . ...... 4 Peo Club ....... ........ ...I 2 HPride and Predjudicen. ...4 Haemamter the Da H. ...5 T.lI.T. Clglh ... .. . . ..4 Betty WEE our secretary our sonhomore year. She was horn on Jul? 5, l92?, in Avon V Ill. She. likes to get towether with her Friends and have a nice time.. She likes soorts of all kinds and nooular music. Betty has acquired the nickname Hhitty-Eingn during the x two or three years, JANE MITCHELL Hwomon are made to be loved not to be unGcrstood.n Band... ...l 2 5 4 Chorus ....... ...l 2.5 4 Girls Chorus.. ..... ...Q Mixed Chorus ..... . . ...4 Girls' Basketball.. ...l Librarians' Club.. . .... 4 Newspaper ........... . ...Q NRemember the Dayu .... ..... 5 Peo Club ............... ...EMR UPride and Predjudiocn. ...Q froduction StaFC. ..... .. ....4 Jane, who was our Vice Eros- ident our sophomore spar, was born in Gelesburg, Jul? l4, IQQE. Jane elans to go to col- lege and then get az job when she is out. Janie, likes nice clothes and her favorite snort is oasketball. SE NIOR PxCCGIVH3LlQHMENTQ SEATON MOON U A spoken word to WBettyn Two black eyes, And ask for a date, The poor gal.dies.n VAN Club..... ......5 Basketball... .....2 5 Chorus .... . ....... . ..... l 2 5 4 Football .......... . ......... 3 4 nPride and Predjudiceu... ...4 nRemember the Dayn...... ...5 Student Council.... ...4 TUDTITQ C1-ulblllllli IIUOI4 Clublilillixllll OOOUIOUU1 2 Seaton was born in Gales- burg, iOctober l, l928. He has acquired the nickname of USonN since early days of childhood. His favorite sport is football and his hobby is mechanics, ROSALIE PERRY NAB, would that I were a UUWDON RAE tom-boy againln Egarldnvooudouooc cool 2 lp 3 Home Economics...... ......l 2 Rosalie was born in Gales- ' emembgw th, ,ay burg, Illinois on May 25, l928. Her favorite past-time is read- Goldg was born CQ ing and her favorite sport is 111 at pgpwlck, 1111nQ1g baseball, Her hobby is col- 11165 to WO K gn machlnsry lecting movie star pictures.' e C bmp SEATON MOON PAUL POTTER X 'x ROSALIE PERRY ll T3 'PQI' 1 3 sg , GORDON RAY Q5 Q 1 x A LOWELL REIHM EMERSON RUFF MARTHA ROSS BETTY SCHRODT . f . ge -5,. slgi PM sf' A 4 up '- I 1 W 1 W 14 5 N X , . .v 1, . f . 9' , ! ,fg F ,-'?fgzf'1Ei '. 13 3551! . . wifi fm- 14, f 5-4 . , , V1 ' ,Q www 1 , Am- f'f'?qF ?:E1'Q?:55 If 1 'FiFx1-I.,Q: l.5j.!'!4-':,e,? ,:. gif ,V tjks- Q 1 . , ,, ,,f'Y3'21'fL1-' T-Vi' ffj:1f-' F I v , ,zfwl 1315 ff ' Q? 114. 1.- fr, , fm v . ' iv11: 9 1.'. A' I ' ' f ifilf'fl5'f . 1' 1, ' f-Q., f??. ' is ,ll 'nj ,- ' ., .1 '34 'Y gg. sf F ew, '3 4 . r SE N s exe. f-xCC.CifF'.'.iTL1 5 H rw me IDWEEL L. REIH MARTHE ROSS U1 wish 'the fellow who nThis lass so neat, with invented work had fin- smile ,so sweet has wen'q K ished it.n our rightxgood will.u nAu.C1Ub....... a o ooooog CIIOITIS nousauqnooouooo 'osoaanqggl ChoruS....... ... . ..l 2 Girls' Basketball... ...1,2.5 4 FQFQAQQ ooonn nuance song 5 HOMC: ,........q.nuu sonounel. 41 Qootball .............. ..1 5 4 Libparianss Dlub... ..,,..i 'Remember the Dayu-- - ----- 5 Mejorette.... ..... .... ...544 TQNQTQ anfnannnfoa fl ...Q HQ','y3pg-133311 ........... .,...4t H N HRemember the Darn ..... ...5 Bub , as everyone calls Scribblos and Scratches.. ....2 him, wants to be a farmer. He Student Cornell... .... ...,.,,4 likes to sleep and hunt. He ' was born on September 15, 1928. Mnrtne, or nTotsieU gg-,Some VBubu likes to work on me- cell,hor, is engegfd. So of chines, it all seems to add up course, she is plinninm on met- to farming. ting married. Ent in the nonn- time she would like to be Q designer. Murthu libes tbwbbww EMNERSON RUFF end dence. She www born on H . Mmreh .4, l9Q8, in Tnonmonth, I guess I gust wasn't Illinois.- eble to make it to eless.H BETTY SCHROET FOOtbal1lllll.Ull.'l. 0 l I3 4: uRemember the Dayn... . ..5 T.N.Tlg.C.-IIOOUIUUIOOU 00 n U04- nEmmit wants to be a ferm- er. He does alot of it et home so we know he will make a go of it when he gets out on his own. Besides farming he likes foot- ball, basketball, and hunting. He was born on January 20, l929 in Abingdon, Illinois. nHer friends fre many, and her foes--are there lny?n Bend ........ . . . ...l Home Ee.. .... ............ ..l nPride and Prtdjnlicen... ...4 Production Stuff ....... ...E A uRememver the Dey... ...F Librnriens' Club... ... ..Q Betty was born on Junnwry 27, l929, in ivon, lllinois. Betty is Q quiet girl that likes to read end write letters and also play bnsketbcll. Betty wants te be n seeretnry. SENICDR A CC QM Pi! SP-QMLEP-.ITS hinges sunset' nDon't rush through this life------the next may be worse.n Basketball...... .....5 FpFql14naus0lsqsoeoo-cuscuo'Q'l2A 3 Footbell............... . ...5 UPride and Predjudiceu. ...A Fsemsmber the Dayn..... ...5 Giles has been holding out on us---he didn't tell us ntil just lately that his nickname is URockn, but don't ask why? Giles was born in Avon, Ill. on November 6, 1928. NORMA VERNOY uSome things must 1 sit, but not a dste.n ClublOIOI.I..lQC I OC OII5 Cheer Leader... .. .. .2 Q Chorus.... .... ..... ... 1 3 4 Girls' Basketbsll.....u l 5 4 Home Economics ..... .... .. .l 4 Newspeper....... .. .. . ...4 Pep Club ..... ..... ..... .. .l 2 uPride and Predjudiceu. . ...Q nRemember the Davn..... .. ...5 TQNQTQ aoau anon on on sao4I nNonnieN was born on Nov- ember 10, 1928, in Raritan, Illinois. Some day she wants to get married, as most mirls do. ,She likes music, movies, and dancing. 322 lf 1. Ll' EIU 1.11391 NResolve to acquire maximum of knowledge wi a minimum of effort.n A Club .... . . . . Bflfld eooana u a o n o o Q o a Besketbsll.. . , . Chorus. ........ .. .. Mixed Chorus.. . ' DmmeBwmH... ,H F0OtFQl1. ...... .... ... Pep Club.... ..... ...... nPride and Predjudieen.. ... nRemember the Dsyu .... l.. .:h. GOU.?if3i.?..c 0 0 0 0 0 U TaNaTo Clllbseosnc 1 IOOIEOUI4 ODOCI UU!! ll Dill SU?sOSOI.OOOilllCOll 5 41 1 . 'Hunkw ss everyone knees him' by, wants to be s chamissk engineer., He has been ac'qve in all sports and likes basxet- bell' the best. He was boss June 4, 1928, in Avon, Illi if RUBY WRIGHT RTO .bc gone is to be haopy.N ChGI'l1San...nanoosaououo ssl Home Eeonomics...... .... Rub? was born on 9, 1923, at LaPrsrie Ruby is one of these movie fans whh likes to Collect oiotures. She likes to baseball, all around Ruby very sweet and quiet girl, GILES SAILER BOB TR UMPY 4-. in ,Q if NORMA VERNGY ,R -xl' RUBY WRIGHT ll A FW! if , l. rf ,- ' 4 H -4. . A 4 2 'I I .- P - QA . qw re' 4 .qv r 'W X. If. J' .- l'4a.. f fuk FQ It F' S23 8,2 'tl ,-vm FE ,W , 3, W , 1, K , m fir' ., K X i 1. .W v Q SENIORS C lk Xi T' Q wi ,, :iff 1 ' ft? 1 ilk, 4 . f -f is is gg- 9 x 51 r X 1 , . M pl 9' fl 'A Q' ,if Y V N. tx A - 1: 3 ky f Q- , . I g f , iw 1 I A V . ...alhqnnif s l ,, U I f in k . , , L E p J nf If kv E. F'v v Q A E, Yi '13 if W -'T 5-1 5 ff 6'-:-af, -wing 3 ww 1 EB, fx ,,. MT ? 1' .ii if -, 4. wg- ie Z? if 'Zz 554 ,. L 72 4 .sy uv-'r x vw , -Y 5 X Y f tt N tl CD U .2 l B. Higbee I. Adolpnson J. Farrar N. VerneyA J. Mitchell Vice Pres. See.-Tres. Pres. lPersonelityF D.A.R. S :Z N I O PL Y M. Devi? ' 4510697 C T 1 l.iidielnl1son CHn1dsD Giles Seaton Mrs. Qob Howard Dick , Sailor Moon Duffy Trumpy Foster' Higbee Jim Jackson June Virginia Martha Paul Betty Betty CTalkJ Earrar Clugsten Ross Potter Higbee Sehrodt Betty Trink Dale Jeno Norma King Merrill Hondol Mitchell Vernoy Martha Ross gemilel Bob Trumpy Senior Fleet CMusieD Seaton Moon Clntelligeneol Betty King CPnysiqueD Gale Green CEyesD Seniors and their fleet Paul Potter Jane l:Ei.tehellx CPhysique2 CClOthCSl M Junc Farrar Ty-ink My yy-ill P12151 Fiigoee QLQgC1CyShipj , Ufiugiel fteridf.-ifshipl X M fl, of 11,013 U 9 U 2 G D tl 5 Url MG ij we Nr! Q0 Z e if e f-N-1 4 nj fs.. Flash from london: The well-known stage star,Martha Ross,today married her fourth husband, her girlhood 1 sweet- heart, Marvin Tabb. They were married bv Gayle Green, a former schoolmate of this lovely couple, and- now ,the noted leader of the Churches of America. , Paris: Evelyn Eaton, hairstylist, and Marjorie Davis fashion designer, have revolutionized the Paris fashions by their exquisite, and striking designs. Timbuktu: Gordon RfJ3the multi-millionaire.has arrived here on his annual pilgrimage to seem the missing ling be- tween ape and man. We wish him the best of luck! New York: Shirley Eaton has heen appointed head of the diet kitchen at the John Hopkins Hospital, A recent Communique from Washington D.C. relates a new era of farming brought about by the experiments of Paul nEinsteinn Potter and Giles Sailer. This invention provides for the cultivation of land by airplane. More ease for the farmer. We just received word from the Democratic National Con- vention that their chairman, Emerson Huff, will he unable to attend the convention next week because of a serious argument which he had with opposing candidate Richard Higbee. Senator Rosalie Perry and her maid Jane Mitchell are improving from their injuries which they received when Jane sideswiped Jim Jackson, head Manley, Illinois. Playboy Lowell Reihm and are again in court concerning of thc garbage deoartment of wife the former Juno Farrar, their activities at the Stork Club. This will probably cost them another million which will show no dent in their fortune. Their' butler, Howard Fosten again showed uD third time this month. Betty Higbee McGee arrived from Berlin on Mary. She is returning Q Olympic twelve pound shot put record with a throw Hermon, Illinois: MPQ and Mrs. Seaton Moon to hail them out. This to her homo after having makes the the Queen hroken the of eo' Sna nee Betty ' r - 1 J 1 King,are expanding their hToensy-weensyn kindergarten. The reason for this expansion is their arrival of their third set of twinss Hollywood: A coming social event is the marriage of Dale Hendel tc the movie actor Orson Wells. Denver, Colorado: Ida Adolphson, Betty Schrodt, and Aureba Knight have opened a national corresponding school for Stenographers. They have a new system of Shorthand, Souand-So: Mrs. Ruby So-and-So the former Ruby Wright is visiting her husband General So-and-So at Fort So-and-So. CL ASS PROP1-EECY CCN T. Robert Trumny, termite exterminator, next month will bring his bride, Lena, thc hycnn from Lower Slobbovis, to this COuntry. Everyone, nleuso, wear gas masks! Fiatt, Illinois: Tho director ot music, Trink Morrill, EOGGY resigned .when the Board of Education asked the chorus to sing Sleep kentucky Babe.u San Franciscot Norma Vernoy Donaldson today, returned from a round-thenworld tour whore she has boon oromoting the sales of hor husband's new perfume, uFresh Gountrv Agp OI'nF3Tm Odor.n J 1 Virginia Clugston McKinley, one of the foremost solos woman of the Ford Motor Company, left today on 5 buginggs trip to the North Pole to promote the sale of cars to the Eskimos. ffx , 'fa --. NU Nts Wita X22 --IL' -- -Q7 J xi ...X ,,g...L. .4 Wo, the Seniors of l946, being in full possession of our mentality, do hereby solemly make this lust will und testament with the following bequests, thot we might ell be remembered as graduates of Avon High: TO THE STUDENT BODY, fond hopes for bjgfer d better add- itions to Avon High School. TO THE FACULTY, sincere hope that pence will be found in your future years. ln addition, wo do indjviduelly will the following: I, Norma Vcrnoy, will my short heiqht to Pauline Fullerton. h 1, Paul Potter, will my humor ability to Gone Ginthcr. I, Giles Sailor, will my hendsomc effect to Dun Hiott. 1, Seuton Moon, will my good grades to Bernard Rcpp. Marjorie Davis, will my sewing ability to Francis 1 Ccbleimight come in handy Frcncisl. l, Gordon Ray, will my woll groomed heir to Euuno Black 1, Trink Morrill, will my singing ability to Donns Schultz Q l, Emerson Ruff, will my driving ability to Ralph Parker.. Jim Jackson, will my wolfing technique to Elbert 1, Donla- CLASS vvtsulcorli. 1, Bob Trumpy, will my laziness to Jack Bmkqr. I, Betty Higbeo, will my athletic ftility to Maxine Clifford. . 1, Virginiu Cldgtten, will ty ability to keep 2 ring to Lois Ogden. ' We, Rosalia F :Nw :nl Ruby Irigrt, will orr ability to stay with and f:1LDW tt Gtyerly lllen and Iwrbfra'Qilletto. l, Betty ichrodt, will my shorthand ability to Carl Berg. - 1, ld: idolphson, will my beautiful hand-writing to Eldon-Schultz. I, June Farrar, will my giggles to Charles Cannon. 1 Lowell Reihm will my vrede worries to Corinne Buck. .9 4 I 11 xD I, Gayle Green, will my dry humor to Dudley Donaldson, I, Kick Higbee, will my speuking ability to Bill Dwyer. - 1 Martha Ross will my love Afor a Hbluo ixoketu to 9 2 J L Jane Griee fend we don't mean the kind you weerl. l, Betty King, will my neat curves to Bobbie Ann Powell. N 1, Aureba Knight, will my quietness to init: Moon. I, Howard Foster, will my long legs to Bill Sailor. I, Dale Handel, will my music ability to Glenn Schrodt. 1, Evelyn Eaton, will my neat hair-do to Mary Lois Murphy. - l, Shirley Eeton, will all my nboyfriendsn to Adeline Ethington. 1, Jane Mitchell, will the shape of my legs to Betty Hito. . Signed this twenty-fourth dey of May 1946. Dick Higbee Paul Potter Martha Ross lda Ldolphson QSQ5! KW ix J2ni'm ' xxxxgx Xfffj x X W1 fX5 Q x xxx fx Ox S ' 'T fwxx fax ffff ff 2 kj I Cl, xx VN LWUFwUJDg45 X' ...- J 3 2' ' iQjfff,.,gI,, ,ff ' ' J ' war ,wx , , Q' 'M 1351? ' Junior Float Vern Bricker 3 fTeethJ A DUJ NUGDU2 CII' U.-f.Ql Back row: B. Williams, E. Shultz, C. Berg, D. Coupland V. Bricker, J. Baker, D. Orwig, J. Wingate, Mrs, Davis A Second row: Mr. Ewan, B. Dwyer, G. Ginther, A. Doyle, D. Hiett, D. Donaldson, V. Harrison, M. Browne, Combs First row: B. Gillette, M. Lincoln, C. Buck, J. Grice, Dallifield, M. Clifford, H. Armstrong, h. Parker , hepp ' iw M1399 M EH GD A Daniel Hiett KHairD - halph Parker Corinne Buck CArtisticJ Albert Doyle fPoiseJ Jane Grice CTalkI Dudley Donaldson CSense of Humorj Don Orwig ' V fH81dS, Bernard Bepp CLASS OFFTCEBS CAthleticJ President: V. Bricker John Wingate Vice President: J. Baker I lDancingJ Secretary: D. Donaldson Treasurer: D. Orwig Vern R Jack Junior Float Not in Picture - QLois Ogden - Kathryn Martin5 Lois Ogden -- Qteethl 1 yi Vi, M ,fi , 74, , , Y Q-:VG 'gp 'i ,Lf C v f 1 fn 1 N A xwxf -J! ff , K f ,lf -.L ?V,J n. .. . ' I V b W , 'Aul .S A f U,lNUDEU2CUI3SS!bCft X ' ' B ,.rlWlq,lNi1Mll w KQMQQWQQ SQDUVUWDMQDUQ Ui f X Bock row H. MoCluro R. Look R. Carrioo C. Colo R. Sutor L. Wright Cannon C. B. Sailor C. Dowoll E. Howard C. Bovard Carl Bovard Smile L Prosidont---- T-'X '1xf N I ., , Third row H. Powoll Y. Hampton A. Eathington B. Loudorbaok B. Allen M. Whistlor B. Warren B. O'Donnoll D. Myors M. Nichols -f--R. Currioo Vioo Prosidont---M. Nichols Secretary -------- M. Whistler Treasurer- ------ -B. Aldon fgl.,Ulf.NXS Elf Cjflffil Float . P. Fullortor--H.: B. Rtihm---Comploitl DNGDHW Second row First row D. Pratt Mr. Hall B. Aldon G. Hood , I. Myors V. Stovons B. Lowis B. Lashbrook P D. Eaton A. Moon E. Whitonack A. Roihm H. Kirby M. MoVoy L. Smiox B. Hito P. Fullerton Hrs. Taylor P. Butler Anita Moon Sonso of humor Dick Sutor Glumsinoss t . 1, .mug , 'Qin' V. Hampton--noso, Charles Colo ----- Artistic, B. Aldon-uWolf,- M. Nichols--olothos, G. Hood--complexion. M. McVay--Poiso, B, Hito--hair, A. Ethington--wolfing. 'P is , , 6? P ,f Wg . if Q53 iw gf' mf 92-'W 'A 4 f' ' ,,,' g 'vs' 1 ,H Q V i , NN 5, on ,1 Yum' R f- FRESHMEN re-f .gif 'fuzz-- f --my Q ' ff 9, by-,. Im Effffff if 51 Q ' EY iz. if jig V ' s1Q.-H,, , , 2,5519 , ' 44,2 G 4' . , f ,TF ,, ' Qu, ' ii: F Q Q gzqgqig , L Q. , .FV x -5 aff 1' 1:'f'1gf'.,: 3 '59 ,t , .it . mf Lf- ' f - ff-i fb .1 .sw 'f sf! 4: gl-in 1 K4 I , .5 . m, F' Mix, it 41' fx- -uf' m.V. g KS' , iii-X-ff.1! f:',1f,u-.,-' ' fx S , . - SQL, , . K ' xgq, . G77 ' X., 5153 . :nz -' if 'XL . sawn .- '11 M I ,Y 1. '4. f I 2.24m H102 Ui Sit! MAX Ei! CLASS OFFIGEAS Jackie Luger ----- M-'rcsiicnt Martin Moon---Vice gyepnient Margaret Wilson--awpccfcucry Back row: Cleft to rigglitl UlI'.'C6,5.'j', Danny 'JJillier11scn,Hod O'Hern, Bob Randall, Bob Pritchard, Ernie Rapp, Martin Moon, Glenn Schrodt, La Verne Ross, Fruncis Cable, and Log hoods. Second How: Cleft to ri.,htD ?ETlf'T.llll'I CEll Oll.llC Allen Mam- a f-- - , - - -J lone Mitchell, Annabelle focle, Hormu domes, Juchle Lupcr, Lois Myers, Louise Kirby, Mary Lois Auighj, Donna Schultz. First Rowtlleft to rigghtl 1W!:'.1ctJ.:.Q., ic, lviilalivd Bzfowne, Lois SlmmOHS, Merlaret Wilson Elsic Lcvsy Ronald eutson 9, 3 3 I James Hendel Kcnr' 'l'f Wil' Vu'eJ'n Pvc P t- ,A .Ly A 1.1.1, .L u... k.'.J1.,IK . L, .f.'4.4U 1. Al.:-I JDK. 0 MOST POlULgR SWUTS Laughter---Le Verne Ross Hoag--Hnoj Woods Personality---Hod O'HePn Lcugnter---Llsie McVcy Intelligence---Jacklc Lupcr Neutncss---Bill Grcsson Clumsiness---Mary Lois Murphy if 1 EEN X :' 1 f W ir- , ,sy xz ., mv ' :fm G 'VI v , ,,. if z' 1-gy, 3 .fs W mv ' ' ff f in , -if Mszif. A, K. 1: 1- ff lil'-'-E f V -. r ,- u 9' fe gs 4.1 'sr i 11 , +6 X V 1 X 1 4,15-. U JK -f . A-.ax , 6 1 - Aff. 1 gh ' rf 397 3 , Lf FH ' WF xi - ' FT? ' 1' M., , i ggi. j M I '??: - ML A .-fx fl-i fi-A ,L f ' 4' .L, , 1 ' je , ,if . ' 1 .W 4:42. K , .W AH i , MM I 4 ' 4 U , ' a an-v is 1 4 A -Q, HE 1 ff MM: km- .f in f2fT'EfN Q5 4 6 yf W f x KN kj E17 EFQQU EMA 1 ar co cost U3 n fix, U, l K! The Trojans did not 'avefa gg ,K essful football see- song however. much was attaiened,,l,n,the,i'evay-of spor1gsre:,e'.1sh:ip and character building! 51 ' The season opened with Bushnell,WQnd a 6 to 6 tie game. Our team was inexperienced andftmarlwm Bushnell scored early in the first halfn nd it wasnftsu. ilQfn'thc closing minutes of the game that the Trojans went eve f'r their score. It was a pass off' of the 'l ' from quart- bag fckcr, to the tailbeck in motion, Hemp. The team fihoked go for their first appearance of the year. X For the second game of the season our team journeyed to Cuba. lt was a rainy dey and definitely our team 'as at a disadvantage since they were running from a MTU wit a man in motion. The Trojans scored early in the first quar wr on gn Hoff tacklen trap play with Baker goingf over tacklh and lateraline to Ruff who had cut around end after a fake 'Ruff ran for fwenty yards and then lsteraled to Repp who -fd been the man in motion on this psrticdlzr pley. Thf, play cov- ered approximately 65 yards and was good for our only TD, Cuba came back in the second half and scored two touchdowns to win the game by a score of l5 to 7. T Macomb came to Avon for our next same and want home with an 8 to 6 victory.' This was the third strright game that the Trojans had shown up well. It seemed as though'the only thing needed in any of these games was a little size in the backfield for those few extra yards at crucial moments. Macomb scored on several long pass plays and 5 hloekfd cunt. Avon's score came when baker vent over tackle on f str ight HTH plunge for 40 yards. Emerson Huff played an outstanding game on defense for the Trojans. The next Friday Alexis was our foe and the boys best them 24 to O. Several reverse plays were used with much success as Trumpy ran wild for severil long gains on his end-around. Bricker and Baker each scored twice on line plunges. The all importahg Abingdon game arrived at the peek of the Trojans performance. This was undoubtedly their best game of the season even if wc lost 7 to O. Most of this game was played in Abingdon's own territory as our Trojans hed'Lhe ball within their 5 yard several times but were un- able to score. Only once did ihingdon penetrste our twenty yard line and that was on their touchdown run from the thirty yard line. It was during this game that Potter and Jack on pliyed their outstfnding games at'tfckle and guerd respectively. These two boys were constantly moving the Abingdon line. s Our next three games were vary disappointing. We were inflicted with injuries and inelisibility for these gamesg however, the boys met the occasion gallantly. Roseville beat us 46 to 6 and Aledo Sl to O. Our'last, game of the season was with Knoxville. They beat us l9 to 7. Paul Potter, Jim Jackson, Emerson Ruff, Vern Bricker, and Jack Laker represented Avon as Little Six All-Stars. Emerson Ruff and Vern hricker were teins. 1 V .'A 'HR 5 . chosen team co-cop- I-'-X ,,.... 4' ' . I . Fe Q I ,- - 1' 1 ,n,4g., ga ,L Q we ' NNE! 5 i 1-gl - FOOTBALL Mb, H r' 1 SN f .. Y , J I , MM ' at f,f', ,F .H Q A w ,., ' Q Bw- A In M ' l ,. 'n FV, Hi ,ff 1 , 9. TV 3 A ,V 4- ,,.. K , H: - P71 2:5 , ' J 52212-3 . 52221 . . . YF 1 5 ' ' we ,fail 5111155 1.1 'A' ,. - Qilmitl- -'. J' ,ljg i, J ' ,f f '. !L'if'-914 .zu :--ii: ,Q an V i. 1r1!'fE ff Vfgj -.Q-V 1' '5 3 fp ' -f ' iff ,, .vw .' .2 ,H 9 if 'W f Y F 1- . + N . ' -1 9' af 4 IIB? 1 W' ' lim Q. 4:',':'v.' QF' 23 'vim f 222 fx if . if sg giv P . . - -- WS' 4 QI 3559! .Q I .X.1.,-wliny, 1 ' - 'FZTQQ3' W5 fff P'- 'Ak 1-K K f-. .Q A - d iff f ' 4 If '!Qgq:f-f,f.,- f ff ,-Qgf 2 1 E5-'34 A . 4 M, -W ' :JJ-L. 1 , Q5 Q7 X A IA' x L ,ff X s. 1 1 if , f fifffllg , A 'ii x. ..- -Q- A y H Q 'x s. H ' L 'I' N, ik N LBA Q P f' 1 4 q ' 1 X ' , i A 1 I P r' 'D 1 laver' Alden Jackson Trumpjf Wingate Orwig Repg Foster Bradley Baker M. Moon Bricker Games Prairie City Farmington Ve'mont London Mills Fairview Roseville Aledo Macomb Williamsfiel London Hills Abingdon Alexis Cuba Knoxville lpeva Fairview Cuba Farmington Prairie City Roseville Knoxville Aledo Abin'don Alexis if a c omb Total Points FG -1-1 59 56 55 48 47 28 10 9 4 1 1 ULSKETBMLL V .21 FT ad C Q-sau-Q :av 55 54 27 15 5 '2 4 0 :N 'J 1 -v 1945 Mi ---u-- 'J -. -45 seed 47 29 40 25 13 15 15 4 19 1 .Q-Q 1. '--f-fn, .ff lT' L L, JL-D 44 55.2 45.9 51.9 47 62.5 27.7 55.5 50 0 We 40 .30 55 20 24 24 29 27 59 51 54 55 24 25 51 25 25 17 ' 55 37 TO x.J'J 29 57 55 21 uvunanun- 751 81 74 55 25 C0 Hb N CSI Nl Gb CJ CD 1'-4 5- an 31 50 25 24 40 40 56 49 Q62 ,. F551 ,ss P512 44 969 41 A 2, f ,1 , gym, , , 534 ' ' 4f'f,?Jf f, ,f ' ' 'y tjgff ', 3 My if f gm A, I -A . L . Q , QV, Q if .X Z5 ' .fi :Mr 1 me-In A ex H ng 1-1: 3,4 .t I L, 1? fig, R , wqws, A 'P 'ff- M '- veil ' rv W ' 2: -. Q ,nfl 1521. 35? J. , Qvlfsa 'wry 113 . -,mg gigs.- 5 I 'ffl .4 , E, P43 ,, H Q- , , Fifi 1 M Q 4 w, , xi Fw, V x . 'Q b mb M I uf 41 ,. 1:1 JH' 3 aw, 1 rg A B- 5 fav v ?4 R ' 1 A L , Q? A W Ar' lvl V Q 11 W, f 6 1 fi' A ' Q. :Em A x x. 1 5 1, . 'eg SEN gi tgirl. will 1, T. . - .mm M3522 'Q 1: fsIk?3w,,g,Ev r E'?i' ' , 11 fi.'F' ' staff Mgf. if- :-1, , K . v Sm X P- ? i r ' , fx , M N . . L-X if - uf . L .J :avg A :.. x f f-Vx -if H Z., ,Q 3, , - H'r'.'1.- ,Q f M Q 5' 1 'fir if r ,. ' W' -. aw. ,.. -in Udnh SUT Hd LQ U- .. Thirty-eight boys reported for basketballg and shortly after practice was under way two squads were formed. All seniors and most all or the juniors were placed on the var- sity squad. Those who ended the season on the Varsity were: Jim Jackson, Howard Foster, Bob Trumpy, John Wingate, Don Orwig, Bud Alden, and Jack Baker. All these boys received varsity letters. The junior squad consisted of albert royle, Ralph Par- ker, Dudley Donaldson, Dean Uoupland, hay Garrico, Cedric Dowell, Donny Myers, Hod O'Hern, Danny Williamson, Bill - J Crosson, Janes Hendel, Lrnie Repp, Martin Moon, Deb ngndall, and Kenny Alden. ' Jim Jackson played a consistent defensive game for the Trojans all season, and will be remembered for his spirit and drive. lt seemed as though Jim was always good forzifew points at that crucial moment. Bob Trumpy was outstanding on our five this year as the play-maker ,then too, his defensive work was clways pxrissed when not in the line-up. nlong with Jim, Bob was one or our most consistent scorers ell season. Bob was ourcenter but played in Q forward position on offense. Howard Foster, the third senior, will also b -..f missed around school next basketbpll season. Although Frog wesnlt a regular starter, he was the sixth man and saw considerable action during the seeson. Frog will always be remembered for his fine personality and willingness to work. L re's wishing all three of you seniors, Howard, Jim, and Bob, the best of luck. ' The three juniors on our squad were John Win at,, Don Orwig, and Jack Baker. John was probably the best stot on the squad and proved that in several games. This was Jehn's first season as a regular and no doubt he will be a vnludblc member of next year's squad. Don broke into the stzrtlng line-up about mid-season and sure did well on sev,rQl oc- casions. Don definitely has his good night,so look out, for he surely can dump in the baskets. Bud Alden made the stzrting fiv- as a sophomere. He played in around the basket and did a commendable job at re- bounding. With more experience Bud will be a strong conten- der for one of the forward spots in the following two years. Barney O'Donnell and Elmer Howard did a splendid JOD as Uunagers. These boys were a greet asset to the team even though they did eat candy during the basketball games. fl INWIW, rp 1 sg le, ' N f 1 --1 ' . 1.- X. 'x N Ll? fy x' X! n 5 IJJ Her fy Wj Mx Ii ,,.- ....X 1 -1 . , X., ,,,, .. ..- U'IlDW!JC!lAU UGDN 1... N- N-. Girls P.E. Class is und QI' the direction of Miss Janie Frank. Our P.E. Classes are held 7th and Btn periods. Warm days We play' SOfibOil or take Bikes. In Winter we play 1Basketball. Miss Frank has given. danoing lessons, -.S T' 'N . p f 'X Uf Vie: U ilu A SP A fl, If ul lf- Back row: R. Parlcerg J. Bakery D. Orwigg B4-mildew, R. Trumpyg JL Jacksong J. Wingateg E. Fosterg B. Conpland Middle row: B. O'Donnell5 C. Dowellg A, Doyle, L. Donaldsong B. Randallg M. Moong E. Re?Q3 R. Carrico, KgwAldeng E. Howard: F ,t row: J. Hendelg D. Myers: H. O'Herr' D Williams ng B. Crosson: nw EASKEZEALL SECOND TEAM GAMES l945-46 OPPONENQE Prairie City Abingdon Prairie City Farmington Vermont London Mills E1'!gQT-iiif. I gg ,-.. I ,-...E Eltifvilme Fairviev Roseville Aledo Cuba Knoxville Ellisville Roseville Knoxville Aledo Abingdon Alexis Tourn. TOTAL WE 51 27 25 24 48 21 51 27 25 27 27 l5 22 22 51 50 51 24 - 6 A92 THEY 52 25 51 26 17 21 24 15 22 19 55 55 45. 55' 53 55 54 50 5 --1.1 552 Q q , , ' a I I , I n 6 5 lf'23B1'bN am 11-4, 6 GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION BASKETBALL CAPTAIN Q- .... ,, , +I? V 4.1 M AA i 'Trl V To I Q2 , X 'IV ,iw 12W -AHA . ,Yh, ,lf ' .I .W WJ L 16 2' Q' lr: 61' f,N BASKETBALL SQUAD 'S-W-- ' ,P . -ff- I F ' .fri-, I 11 13 ' m mg... 2 , . , WY' 'F-Q,-1-f F ig: ' 1 K X ' 4 m I i W H' , '!','if5:w ' H ,f 'Wi' F-7, ?QM4, 3112. , agmff ggwi-3.1 ' , .- qmwu , 3,..g,,, ,!.. A V ff1!',Q':Lg1,.X 1' . r. ' u ', N. :wa v.: Q. 11 - V .11-' Ffa ,F H 1'- pw 1 I Sw x , ' H 'Q-UQFL ' - www' W -, . egg M32 ' , J.. ,V 'E-1.1 , ffrw . if- . Q, L . 5 :g , N 'Ei Ez. 1 , . Q v fe lv ' Pi N J 2, f Qs- aa I -- , - imaa ,. W ,g'ffT Lf., x Mem, A h'fik' A' 1- Q...' 1' -A .f. X we .ki K, J. -Q Ugg, ., ii' 5? MM, is .. E Q, f Q- -Z- I is A-, . .a u. r -' 'v xr' ,..2 ' 5 1 Q xa- .iJ5.,.di.55g g' UM 'E Lx , VW w , -., VHA X H mxmw ini QQN' x . - a X A I X392-1 X K' yxx ,, Xfixx f X X N X ....- 1 X ,Q Q, 1 ,,.l' x L , n F x 3, li O xl L? iw X Dwane Black gwane slack Rav Lock and Jim.J1ckson and , BOb Tfumry Harold wceiure Ray C3TT1C0 ' Emerson Ruff Giles Sailor Bob Trumpy Bob Pritchard Howard Foster f fx 'N Ifj Tj L-in Ll CM,f ukx Barney 0'Donnel1 Har-old McClure Cfvianegerl Bud Alden . J. Jackson, J. Baker, V. Bricker, R. Parker, E. Beep, 'H.' Foster, Dick Higbee B. Randall, M. Moen, D. Couplsnd, E. Shultz, C. Cole, R. Carrico, D. Higbee, D. Black, B. Trumpy, B. Repp, G. Sailor, R, Look E, Ruff, A. Dovle Dick Higbee Dwsne Black and Howard Foster Albert 3ovle Je ck John Wingate Boy Lock Vern Bricker Jim Jackson Jim Jackson Vern Bricker -find ue-,L John Wingate Much enthusiasm was shown in track this spring. -Track gspirants who first chme out for thc cinder sport in Decem- bgp were: Roy Lock, Ducne Block, Jim Jackson, Dick HlgPG0a ,Hownrd Foster, Emerson Buff, and Hsrold McClure. Others thut reported for truck were Eldon Shultz, Ralph Parker, Martin Moon, Bob Trumpf, Francis Cable, Defn C0UQE'Uds Albert Dovls, Rey Currico, Bill Crosson, Glenn Reed, Glenn Sehrodt, Dick Suter, Jack Baker, John hinqdte, Sud VCTH Bricker. .The boys journeyed to several lurge meets throughout the stutc end did very well. The track teum is comD05Gd largely of freshmen and sophomores who did well and should be good track men next UCSF- ' The outstunding track Umen were: Howard Foster Jim Jggkson, Bot Trumpy, Dunne Blick, Ka? Lock, :no nrrold. Hc- Clurc. Albert Doyle and Emerson Ruff should receive a lot of credit for their efforts in track. . --1 -.-.i .1-x ,':,j' ,dp F5 ,klxf x nal' if f ' Q ' , v ' Q as 4 U b x . ,- , Q, 1- --T----4 fr .kk 'Q fag: x if ..-A ya. ,- I . 4 TRACK i, gnun:: its 45' wh! x ! Ja Gb if -X , 49 4 if Y' -Q, '41 F, . JL- ff., vi qasgi 17 vi Q 43-2 :: 4- z. ,40- AFL... f way, nw W 1 4, ZW ,M lf:-.' Ivy' rv JT 'km Hi , 'Pav 219' 1. -.gfa f 1- ,,:.'i. f .W mga. f W vw- - 'E' lk M3954 k 13:5 : . ,mf ri - 353' M .Q i k: .3- fl fi 1,1 gl ,Iii L. 1 '1- NW Lflqgnlyff TMA' E ,,.f.1 ,g. xiii ff A 1 LPG L . I 'uw 4? Lu W .L 4 ls. , 'Nil YF J 4 if 1 L AJL Q ygnibfig ' iw R L 'V' ,41 1-v ,1 Fw A ,sf vp f f .- 1 it x .ff if M an -'H F W ' E' i Ks hir . s g 1 W Q N-'E xxx fu ,ig -A 417' 11, 3 ask J' .QM asf , gf. .ff ws' 1.' ,fr N' 1 f ku' lv L ik ii 1-. N5 Q, 7 A L 'F f i, D . . A VT 3 W 4 we Q, ,f fm K 45' 'RSL ,Q if , ' -L 4 ff m- .,f' 5. 34 -' ., 15' I 4 ' 17 L Q ff - Q X 4,-f A , 'FQ it A ,W Dua1 Meet------ 'U UQ ini 51 vi ' - '------W--wmarch 28, 1. Avon------- ---- ------ ------ 2. Abingdon ---------- m--- .... ....g Oak Park ------- 1. Black 2. Trummy 5. Jackson 4. Moon 5. Bricker 1Dua1 Meet- ----------- ----- w-- --- ---- -------- 1. Galesburg ----- W ---- H -------- N-n 2. Avon ---------- --------- ---- --- Triangular Meet-----' ---- - ---- - -- ------ ----- 1. Avon ----------------- ---- u- 2. London -------------- -------- 50 Pics ' ' ' - Dual Meet ---- - -------- - ---------------- -..---. 1. Knoxvi11e--- --------------- - 2. Avon -------------- ------ ------- Qpadrang1e Meet 1. 2 al 4. A1exis Meet---- ---.QQ-pan---.nun-.--n----.-.-...-...-..4-.-.-Q..-..-.. Farmington ---------------- - Western ----------- - 1--- ----- Rosevi11e---- ------------ --- Avon- ---------------- ---+--- ....-...1----q-,-----c.-.-un----- ---q--..- HG7 pts. -47 pts. ---March 31, 6. Rok, rr 0 E- lv 0 wpgw KD s : U .f. T 9. Josbov 4 1945 IQQG LW une ate 1946 10. Ning 'April 1, 92 ljo pts. . I-3 ze if. pt -Apri1 5, 66 pts. 42 pts. H, 0 A?ri1 10, fy. , o5 pts. .,,.5.LLf., 50 , U. ww,-,,W 111 11, fLi3.L . X ,. . do pus. 64 VLH 51 29 pts. I' Oo pts. --mgpril 19, S. 1946 1946 1926 1946 1. woodhuii --------------------- -114 gas. 2. Avon ----------------- - - ---111 pts. Galva Relays--------,-w---- --------------- 4- mApri1 26, 1945 1. 110 yd. low hurdles----B1ack 2. M116 Run------Baker--Black 5. 880 yd. run--wr----Jackson 4. Varsity relay--BlockwMcClure-Carri00-Baker 5. Fresh-Soph Relay--Black-McClurevCab1o Carrico 6. Mile Re1ay--Ruff-B1ack-JacksonvMoC1ure -v.r- .fe V5.4 We VF-QT: U 5 rs is 1 E Betty King 'xH,,w!: e1.LLehfi.LLiQgFr5:LLef.9HmlQYi Trink Merrill Our four ehcerlraicrs have had two years V. Clugsten of cheerleading in high sehool as well as ex- N, Vernoy perience in the sew -,.-' DTH QLJ eighth grades. They have eticmdei wll uf the gemcs and heck- ed up the bovs-ewin or lose. ln our last Pep N, Vernoy meeting each ef fhe girls received a small B, King idenfifiestion Erie len ?rom the team to show their appreoiaiiun JF .the girls. At the same meeting the E373 were also surprised with a large White wfol blanket given to them by the cheerleeiere. in each corner, em- broidered in grace, was che name of each of the girls. A Since all four of the girls are seniors we wonft have ihem kick as cheerleaders, but we do wish' them the best of luck in the coming future, Genny lNonnie's Niecel Trink Virginia Clugsten We Four Norwp Vernoy fNonnieD Tr rm ,fx FT ry 1 1 ffl., f K ns' g....,g as rl.. L.....x1 xx ...x X Dual Track Meet with Abingdon -------- Tuesday, April l946 Delevan Relays---at Delevan------ County Track MG6t'-ilt Lewistown- NLittle Sixu Meet---at Knoxville- District Meet---at Peoria ----- --- -----Snfurdwy, May V1 T --v---lrosday, May --MTuesday, May -----Saturday, May so, 4, 79 14, 11, 1946 1946 1946 1945 4, CHEER LEADERS .-Q-qv A ' Q v4 Q f ,A : X. X 'Ti' X-sgmfhfi iff f C21 5 - . .X . ' f gf 1? 4595 , I , I f.,,,4 .1 K ,.- , ,W 52 A if J., ui. ., A N, 7 er -'-4 If 5' QA ..,.5. X,,,,1- . -- -Z , 1 Q:-Sw, U , ff' 1. ',.. ,. -G elk, ., fn K WJ K4 -h sv -F - H. ig cl' -4524, ,. x- , 1 :U if gm. 3 - .:, ,ff , 'J 1 M i '?' - . g5! ,,x ,137 ,F 1 - --gf -cw -w 11, -:,--,vf , L A e'7ir JF . g QW'ff1 -f 1 :49 , 1, - V. ' M ,,,.m. -- , 1-14 ,3322 L .T A - - . , ' -'y-ab.,,lfQf?-'f vm- -..,,gf..f 3: 1 5 Fin, Q r. v R-+1 , .v ,,V , , .,,- ., 4, -WAT--,s,:g,:F jx . ' as L- 513 - -.- TF' M, - :- L,..e.L q-.3,z-,- Nw Vg,-4. 3, V ,V 'iLm5:gi. , f: i ' -, , . .-.., .,: ,3g5f.,. - ,dip Vw , , '5' 71-1,6-55 3 F E. . Eg , L9 ' -n - L G:-fi,-1,5 - ff! rg!!! M -x 1, mx ,j - -' . . ,Sf -, ,w.,1,,.1' , gig:-5,6 1 12, iff- fig Q ,-23, '- mf , F, ,4 . ,ref .runv f ' 11' fr-.3 ly Wk..-. -1, ,f K, +s,ff-H3351 455' a 41595. -H - L,sL.,,, - Ns, ive m , ,M Nz w . ew 1' '- Q, , .L W , M -f .L 'Q --I . W '-ASQ g, . .Tw , 573-1 ff, , J . Q aj 7 4 . 33 'FEW w 34-U '31 r-gl'i .Q :,L-H,- - 4 ' ff ,- 'I .H ' t 1-ww, , N ' -fimffw nn. 1 ---: 3-k', 1 1' j , 'fiil' i-5'-EQLK . -:za .. , , 'Q Q, J -qi' 'f,.', V 1- -:V ., , 4-, if Q I ' -A ,1MW,,i4k . , W 4 'F' ' - 54? if? w ' ' -- ::1, -Vg --,4 Q-. J,-4, ,, .Mis 4 A Q f - , ,, 1,1? 1- - , ,- ,., ,1, ,gf L 4. :g,..1:.f. i--3 ' 1 . 1' H1., . N, . +3 -jf , f,. '1 up ' . nf- f- I -4 .rr ,N gg., W X .-Fufiewfsfiv. -lr' rw' 4 5- i in , .V ay -4 - Ah. ,,., . ugrvlgq . --'M -av. -, 4 L v:ggX'j'F.E - - --' Q' 2 , 7 ,2 s ' fi , 1 ,-17' I ! if f' 5 vm , V , A 'mQ1l.:llf1',3:.,.f ffi33lZ2f,1 f ,fffffrfi i fd ' . QL, f , ,J if, - Q,. NJN ff -Q---- --ff' A f fri 7. ' 'V' X fy X 5 If 7 ,fl J A I a '4 if f 1 , If H , X ,P A A N i : , EN., A if C ' Eiqjj X ' . . -,KB f,..f- f-f-ma-411-g'41 I ,,...-'- VX ,f J f 0 Ju 5 2 ng. V X js-TT --In-:Z --vff 'Q J ' N 'A ','.' ' ' . 1. ,1f, '..' , ' '. D ' . ,.', .' ,'. I ,H K .I ..4 1 4',. . .'.-' .-kiss-, , , if X., Q I . I . n ..- -.. . i,. If Q ,Q '.' . MflJS1 Hf H2351-7LU2U E?l .-W.-Y-,EW GQUMDUQ Ula S The following is a list of the members of the chorus for the year 1945-46. Ida Adolphson Bud flden Kenneth Alden Helen Armstrong Jack Baker Carl Bovard Vern Bricker Marjorie Browne Mildred Browne Patty Butler Charles Cannon Bay Carrico Virginia Clugsten Wanda Combs Bill Crosson Marjorie Davis Cedric Dowell Bill Dwyer Evelyn Eaton Shirley Eaton ideline Ethington June Farrar Howard Foster Martha Foster Pauline Fullerton Jaie Grice Virginia Hampton Vera Harrison James Bendel Dale Handel Daniel Biett Inn Hiqbee Betty Eigbee Dick Higbee Betty Bite Elmer Howard Jim Jackson Norma Jones Betty King iurcba Knight Pauline Lashbrook Maribello Lincoln Ray Lock Jackie lnpcr Mary Ellen HcYay Elsie UcVey Donny Myers Lois Myers The following ones took part in the Solo Martha Foster Vera Harrison Dale Hendel Betty Higbee Mary Ellen Mcvay Elsie McVey Ann Higbee Adeline Ethington Cedric Dowell Our four speech contestants were: Trink Merrill Virginia Clugston Trink Merrill Jane Mitchell Marlon: Mitchell Anita Hoon Seaton Moon Vary Lois Kurohy Merlin Nichols Howard O'Hcrn ' fnnabellc Poole Roberta Powell Bob Pritchard Bob Randall Ernie Rapp 'lbcrta Pcihm Lois Simwons Lois Smick Bob Trumpy Norma Verne? Elizabeth Thituna Marjorie Hhistlir ' Danny Uilliamson Margaret Silgcn Lyle fright Ruby Qright W Contest: Trink Merrill Margaret Milson' Vern Bricker Daniel Eiett Dick Bigbee Jim Jackson Bob Trumpy Howard O'Hern Martha Ross Dick Bigbee Q EWR? gal--f if w 4 . Q. L.- 1 -' H fs I Y. 1 '31 '54, V-td Lili W ..4-1-. -J Lf-f-a'l X : .1 s, V -nipwx if 1 Q . .P -V . 4, 4. v. ,Qt W 1 - v ,4x..,,Q,,,3:..4- . , .mg .ygfi .3 ,.,-gg 4 :-...Q nw N .H . T7 -' A ,., 4. . . -. ,. !- 5 . E- 517 .' ,. 4 vw v a Jilxffffz .A . Q-'. .-...Vg - ,Q . . -faux :X V. 1' if E:-yr, A A M- .4 V, A ...iwlge 1 , W.. 1 .mt 1.-.rw A-Y ' 'AQHW 7.5 ,-3 ' 'vb nr. 1' 1 L ,, A 11-1225 I btw- -A ,pu 5 K 125 A 1 H .av 4 fer. ,i it x rf , gifs 1 5 1 A C1 . mf , FM if '. 'WEEK f . 4 'I w W , f. wh, gg at V 5,6 Q K ' rw -. w-M WL Y X x I6-4 F' Y K' lin f 7 ,X 1 'F 5 , ,iw ,V 'JR 1 Q qv? QW 4, H1 w 'KX 8 -B3 . Q-.' n,.f25 1,, . .if ,. .-.Q , ,,., . W, 1. ig, . '51 - M ' . walggr. ,eg 'P' 1 V W i' 31:27 ' 11 s 517' f W- .8-6 8' ag . .f . 1. arg ' ,Jar 5 .0 'Yap if? I fq, Q. 125: . 4 E3 7 - X1 ' gfailljf. 133 F .,-,. qi. ,.5:,. ,,, 'K 4- 4 - QE 1. 'Q ..-wa.,-f' ., ..:. fr - 4 , 4'-Y. fLgL.... -Ar ...-fwwnimemm. -i9!i5fw:.,.mm1.ig. - A x vm 5 A, ,WH wa , f 9 v if -1 lrj QXNT jllglg V51 J ,U ,,f 4- l N- W, 'xf' N. . Much interest has been taken in chorus this year The Juniors and Seniors had thirty-six chorus members, the Sophomores twenty-six, and the fre total of eighty-one, shmen nineteen, making s The first program was en assembly on Armistice Why. Readinqs were given by Seaton Moon, Billy Dwyer, Jack Ealer, and Jane Mitchell. Jim Jackson led in the pledge of ellen giance. Solos were sung by Trinh Merrill, Vera 'Herrison, Bob Trumpy, June Farrar and Dale Hen6el, assisted by 'thc chorus. The theme song was HAmerica the Deeutiful.n The following were selected to represent our scnocl at the District Contest in Gelesburg: Trink Merrill, li.- Tery Ellen McVay, Vera Harrison, Bob Trumpy, Jim Jnckson, nno Daniel Hiett. Vocal letters were given to Dale Xeniel and Dick Higbee. Bob Trumpy and Daniel Eiett were Group I rating. Jim Jackson, Trink Merrill, Mary Ellen Mcvny and Vere Harrison were placed in Group ll. The Girls' chorus was placed in Group I and Mixed chorus in Group II in the District Contest. The ones receiving Group I ratings will sing at tle Section l Contest in Peoria May 5 and 4th, The Fulton County Chorus Festival was held in Levis- town, Merch 22nd, Our cherus jolnco with SCO voices in o program of fine music. Each school sent Q special number, Avon was represented by Trink Merrill singing, Hwill O' the WispH'by Spross. ' VOGLL FND LITERLRY CONCTRW ,Avon Community Hifi Schocl ,, , J' monday Evcning, Fbbruapy 25, 7:59 p,y, Dircctcd by Donna L. Hatch and Ruby Buffy Music Critics--Urs. Kay Hartcus--Mrs. Clara Merrill-- Miss Priscilla Macc DFEmLtlC Crltics--Mrs. LaNora Brand--Mrs. Hclcn Skeam t GIRLE' HIGH VOICE v 4 vc v--c-- -c--c-- l. The Tlmc for baking of Songs has Comcn by Rogers frlol Qcrrill 2- usmilih' Throughd by ?cnn---------Farfaret Wilcod 5. UI Know a Lovcly Gardcnn by D'H9rdclot ------- -Ann . Hisbcc 4. NAU Old Violinn by Fisher------Adeline Etbiccton GIRLS' KEDIUN VOICE l. :Dowhvin thc ForcSfH by Fon5ld--------Dale Hcndei 2. A H1otcr Lullabyu by DeKovcn-------Martha Foster 3. YHomingu by Del Rieso --------- -----Vera Harrison I ' .. . Q , 1 - -. . 4. Into the Nlihtn oy Ldwaros------Mary Ellen nova? GIRLS' LOH VOICE l. ?Sing Me to Slccpn by Grcen4?--------Bctty Hijksc 2. 'On the Shoreu by Ncidlingcr- ---- - ---- Llsic TCVQY X COTEDY RLRDING r . '-v- .- . ,. . 1. The Duchess 1U Action by Oscar hllcc-----nartng Ross 8 VERSE READING -. 'N-7 w--fM- - v . l. 'The four Llttlc Foxcs by Lew oarctt-JDaffod1lsu by Worosworth---HPrayerH by Untcricycr------Trink . Hcrrill EQIQf fIG5yVOICLf l. xPassing Byn by Purcell ---- --- ------- Daniel yictt 2. Sweet Sonia of Low? Agon by oharlcs--- ----- -Varn I Bricker EQYsf vgmzur VOICE 1. xTravflin'n by Emo TS ---- --- ---- ------Dick HQQLQQ 2. AClor1nG2n by Vorocn---- ------- --M- .... Bob Tru Q- 5. Hwsitin' in Tre ShaUcv:U by Qllgglgy-- .... C65-lo no-V--N11 4. nxixlhelqyef' YOII --.- - ----- Ji-ENI JELC On u u 5. Dedlcatlon by Franz ---- ------- ----Hovppg Qvr yn Lcoazzgggizyict .zigwigfc 1. UDCPR Victoryu by Brower-Black ---------- -Vircfwiq Clug C 'FW E3 A hi ll. ', V The enrollment for Band was somewhat smaller than usual this year. We had 56 students in the Bandg however, the band has worked hard, and by giving programs of high uvslity has attempted to arouse more interest in instrument '1e.. 1 music so that our ranks will bs augmented by more new stujsnts. The Band met twice a week during the school year and participated in the following activities: The first three months of the year were spent in march- ing and rehearsing for the gootball games. Trinh Morrill and Virginia Clugsten wcrc Drum majorottos and Jane Cricc, Marjorie Whistler, Adeline hnthington and Msrths Ross more twirlcrs. . The band played for all but two of tho homo games, on which occasions inclement woathcr kept us indoors. The Christmas Concert given with the Chorus wns orr next activity. Tho' chorus presented thc cantata UCdildo Jesusn by Clokoy for the first of the program and the Band played several Christmas Selections and novcltias to com- plete the program. Our next activity was at Canton on February l8, l94C, whore we participated in thc Fulton County Bnnd Fostivul. Carleton Steward of Mason City, lows was the guest conductor of six bands massed together in one lsrgc bnnd of SOO players. On March 2, l946, Jackie Lupor, Anita Moon, Dplm Handel Marltne Mitchell, Norms Jones and Lois Myers compottd in the District Solo and Ensemble Contest at Gnlcsburg. Jackie Won a first division rating with her flute solo and Anith camo home with a second place ribbon in the Trombone event. Dale, Marlene, Norma and Lois won o second division rating with their clarinet quartet. Tho Band ontprod tho District organization coxtxst it Galcsburg, on April 6, and won a second division rising. Our last appearance for the your was the Spring Consort April 26. U3 2-Wil UD CLARINLTS Dale Hendel Virginia Cluggs Ten Marjorie Davis Marlene Mitchell' Lois Myers Norma Jones Deloris Eaton Alberta Reihm Jane Mitchell FLUTE Jackie Luoer CORTETS Howard Foster Dick Higbee Martha Davis Rosalie Bivens James Hendel Maxine Clifford HORNS SAQQGFEQ -'vi ge gn. Ol..'.J-J -.--.-..--.--Q----. 1-ve 1 e Lerlim micnol Mary Lllen Nc Betty Ligkee P521 l J Patty Butler TROTTUVLS Donnj Myers Anita Moon Martin Hoon EARITGVE3 ..,.....,.q-4-...q-.-. Shirlev Baton Dennv William BASS Bob 'Ti1f.3:'1.py - 'grip 'f- rf: l -,.LQ,.. RJ 'T' GST .L vu fu..-...,........-.......... -n- 'V - -1 . L.-eorfac Y 'qf Vera iii Trink N -, ., 1iF4Z .L' .LS l I'f,S OU crrill Evelyn Laton Cynthia Sailef Roberta ?owcl Shirley VGTUOY Havtha Fosirr Shirley Miers Lois: Smiclf: Royce Davis--Director Band on field formation, Band Marching Bend N:,rc11:E.m Band on field 4- w 'ww .lOIF11'...L.-.L..1 , S 'YT vfiy SOI! 'I J.. iii lf! ' W. ,V N 1 af q L39 Y! , I F 'Af FEES-bl PB:m'lEEh3i'i 'PPE .N T A 'AH as 'A-.jf Hy , 1LQv?HZ'2'?i K.. MEMBERS OF THF UICTXL fWD 3NgT353gy5.y.DvD PTTTQ7p ' rv- ' 1 A. , f-1 1 .--T .. .. -' '+-I+ Al ,L ' OF LVOQ COMMURJTE H185 OQgOOL4?HLblHT TIE FCLLCJQHG PFQEQN nit Camo Upon the Nidmlwht Clouru Qfiazt YfW,,7 .C , . I . , , J Mflkl ffloo . .LQosom f nTne First Christmas 5tQwvH,,, U, 3... Qfttv U, ?if !lChridStmaS Fra-YCIJU..-'.... .'. oo.v...:i1,i:,F3 ,-,,,1,?'UUC V , o c 'nano vuulkjrfl JtlXUlQf1SQY1 Q.11qq T- . n ---I .LKL1 ULL1' CY1l i.St?E'YQLS GO1l'5,a1,1j1gL 1013 tn 3355.-Eh C10-L,G..T -'T' 'W .... ' nn TJ' u .V .A A 1 1' . Nd-rQtors boo Tromoy, nigh Jigudu, una howurd Fostgr 1 The Pro 1 1 'Y WTWH . .F H. w . misb OCb35g EmLbHUUl' CFLWUTJ W Molodv omodood Chorus 1 ' 2. The Lnuonciation 3f,pnh5g gin f13Ly Htl T, 5 W - ,. L A ,L K.: QQ. QIWX Bob Trumpy, Shlrlov Eaton, and BOWS1 CiG-Fc h 5' Thi 2EVNfTiti0U '50 iio iimffwyvds HmHg Hwfwnt Vqvf11n D -- --Af -1-.A.Lv 1 .,Lgg4U-O LE1oIw1s 4 I O f 'QQ EXEC! 6. 1:13-'l Zin LX Q U Chorus 'UM wh ,. ,w Q 'rf 1.3 1 U x , Qi, n I f , . 2. 23? Spf? ggi Savfmggl KQTUI cbntfrfy-.----G ble' G1OW1S I A-A J V J, Dim 'f Jp. -f',1 ,LL B 'x 'f .51 V-1-I 4 5, - ,VT ,X v-. M, ' Tb' Ll3ZD of U11CUw lion. ....DoWS' and oomoiuod chorus M U I' - .1 .V lj M I U 7' u'i' tfi'Ig'mf!JF 0161 FrQncQ1 Cflfol.. ..J5v1 J.c':soo Hf,TlCix,.l, find tylg Cllolau-S 4, L 80 S 1-ll.L'f-Diff :pol . D . . Tw-wyxw uit 4V'Y'h M' XTC W uv - IA- I, in.. -rn in A - f a u u .ii Q Q L -. .5 , W L ..A,, , D A Jn1H.1f?1 IWUFL, Jo ko 1.1. gilt, 5, .,-.ljfyq L3 tion, I k..jO.L.,jAO 9 QuY1S, mPSluuuC oy tho omopng ' Ono of Iovotlo A wwf... f- . . . . -LO' 5-115 NJCI ,A A -ibn .L 1.k.-lC.1W. Cfi.,f'Ol Q1-sl Tlfczgrlll . on a,lo Josus Dgqggh ,QTO1 vcmq qy:p,.T ll. loost' F M V .1 .-. 1 ffiJ A 1'M' 'L ' V lublus Glu Lutlm Hymn ' Combinod Chorus Q1 , , l - r-C1-VC L4 our.: b' Um, ,.-Bamcl Pauls .nqclicug rrMq.bd bv qWFv,v E,r M f T'. E . , -- 1 ' 1' lwh - 'lm -'T'nMflO1, gh? hossloh .rranjod by Do Lfmatqy U,q5,1 cf! E10 QSC? 05090030 rxrfmltwf by og-,1:. aimi-1'i,-mg oooos o, o,Qumus A Tomo Pgctupg bv JDHHVJQ Circus Poragg bv-VOmMw PTOFTQW H0502 T513 Humour ioscrgoos tho vof,ov4 pwytg vf gn Qld tlllfi C 1l'CY'S TSPE-Llwliff UNC, Coma, doffzw Ei'LLi'I 2.l7i,C,.'?1, af im.- tQU Q FUHG UL ?o.r tho trumoutors baroldzng tho ppfwgzch Of ?4U.ClTCVS- Ncxt in limo in tho minstrcl buud,w,5K w yoggv flufb Of4bFGSS- Tho whoozy old onllgopc followu plufing JuSt L-'little out of tKTHl.TiCYt oomuss Hoi clown lmxmi, LXLFV- 0Qb Pluiing gn 4 dofforunt kvt. Lost gf All we LQ,T 5 stpvh Tin? woven by thc Tbml cjrcvf bond itself. N001 C Christyms Potpourri? :cott HUSlCQl R6Hd1ng HTWQS tFo Might ooforo Chrgstvasn ,froj u Virginia Clugston Lfsistad bv Dici Figooc HU11U1lJ5h Chorus NTDQ hossgwhm bv Hqudal. GloTH.TcTFil1, N - aooompumjat JOY to tho norldu Cfirst ard lost voraasj 'ssgmbly Donna Hotch Voc,l Jjroctor Rowoc Davis Bond Jirocior SPAING COEC-nT April 26, 1946 Directed by noyce H. Davis PHGGMAH Footlifter March... . .. ...Fillmore Excalibur Overture........... Cossack Invocation and Dance... . . . imssian Dance... .. . . . ...L King Korab Overture .. O . I U r- . 'SC,.lF4 1 -I- o 0 one O Phantom Trumpeters... ............ . . Tone Poem Soloaua ooooeoooooooaoonouo V Jackie Luper My Song of Songs, Trombone Solo.. ... Anita Hoon Dance of the noecbuds, Clarinat Quartet. ... ' Dale Hencel, Hafluna Mitchell Norma Jonas, Lo'a Kyors Novel t Three Blind Mice at the Night Glu Mice: Shirley Vcrnoy, Narrator: Vi Friends Waltz.. , .. Star Dust... . . Pavanna, 2nd American Sympholett Second Moveuont.... b Floor Snow... Jann Duncan, riiinii Cllzfst il ..Garnichwl IJ. .ev B 1, F. l .I K 'r'. . .. .f. , .ug -7 1 C I IJ.L'xJ-l-1.x IL-1 -1-A .Leniaov ikon L' .g .T ..-... ., ,--. ,J ..Innr.11z . Gillette ..Eizet ..Snith 0 0 T-3 ell NglX.J.SJIa ffl: ..Switn i. Yoder Q 'lil .,. ,c g- l .L-'F C. I' A NK 4 , QE Ll wif 1.7 9 9 Q ..1.f'- x w f lu. X . 3 ,MJ 7 N N, N 55917 if D911 km ,k wh .1 w + CEU W H H M X 1 I U VE SIT V TT Ol if f' IX fl D .3 L if Lx rc mil U First rows Mrs: Davis Paul Potter Merlin Nichols Qeck Baker Jim Jackson Cedric Dowell r - Uffic rs in Vern Brickerw-?rasidemg A June Farrsrw-Secretargf Seiten Moon--Treasure U3 Student Council Membe Second row: Third t Corinne Buck Alberta h Jane Griee Mary 3 June Farrar Petty'E if Vern Bricker Horma,fones Bettf Hisbee -3 Those Si tting Ernest Heppe Kenneth Alden Seaton M Daniel H Student Council He oon ' iett 1 x preseutative Jim Jackson Normewjonee Bettv Hite 6 Vern Bricker me AHHQbJ-5 s KRW s at rf' 113 Springfield I I E -gunman unwilling, Q4 .1 f 1. 4 9 ff lflf ,f,,,. O At I U Q. J S Q ' w ' R43li?KMF453L'H?m5WJl'5 :Rf M Dr, 'N' 'u -lil 529 f Wiflllbln X WPRIDE AND PRnJUn1c3H by Jane Kendall November 16 and l7, lQ45 3:00 o'olock ' DIRECTOR-eRUBY DUFFY The Cast: MT' Bennet Cen easy eOiHS men? .. . . .. .... . Tgnl former Mre. Bennet Chis flighty wifey ,, ,, ,, ,, ceg.yLuJ Qggg Jane Ctheir gentle deughtorl. ............ .... iybbg iiny Elizabeth Ctheir independent dnughiorD.........TrirL Jcrriil Mary Ctneir bookish daughter! ........... . Lolo Toriul Lydia Qtheir flirtntious ddughtorj... . .iinirpi1i. Q Catherine Ctheir fretful daughter? ...... .J ..4, no miLeInll Mr. Collins Ke pompous young clerLyngnj,. ,.Djck ' Mena Mr. Bingley Ca friendly young nnnQ ...... .peel - noon Miss Bingley ihis naughty sistorj-. . .Jvnn Fwrrur Mr. Darey Ca proud young mon? ....... . ..... .H bert lruiwy Lady Catherine DeBourg Khin nuntj.. ...Virginia Clogs? n Lady Lucas in neighbor? ........... . .Woity Mignon Charlotte Qher plain dnughtnrJ,, Serif ncnrodt Mr. Wickham in young officerl.. ...Q los sli'wi Hill QQ butler, ........... ... .WL 1.,- Q lui r PRGDUCT ON STATE Costumes.... ...Virginia Clrgston, Jeno Mi,ehellQ5m lor ut, Properties.. .. ........ .. ................... Jrn F rrwr Furniture... .. ... .... Low ra Foet.r Publicity ............ . .......................... 5uUlwP Mises Stage: Seaton Moon, James Jnohson, Lowell Ruling. Tmwiunu Ruff, Gordon Hoy, Gayle Greene. ' N Ushers: Rosalie Perry, Ruby Wright, nurebg-RnjyhL,Ew4l,n Eaton, Shirley Luton, Ida Adolpnson, Marjorie Dwi...- Music: Mrs. Donna Hatch Cdireeborl, Solo by Jlmes J'elfij. Tfig-Mary Ellen Mcvgy, L015 Smigh, Afb rbi Reifmw, :ivj'K Number-Adeline Etnington, Vern Harrison, D niel Hi i . Y TU Bricker. x AND CilE THE SPEZNG by Marrijsne end Joseph Hanes April 12th end 15th, 1946 8:00 o'clook 1 DlREGTGP-MHUTY DLWFY The Cast: Mr. Jeffrey Hartman Cin h:s 4O'sJ---M -w-------- ---J ck Taker Mrs. Louise Hartman Ibis wgfeb ------w-------- Helen Arn f1QHg Virginia Hsrtrsn Cdeugnter, 185 --------------- me--Jfoe Srice Elliot Esrtmen Cson, 167 -----------u------------ Henkel Hiett Midge Hartman Cdstghter, 151 ----- ------------ Kethrvn Martin Edna Cthe maidl -------------'----------- -M ------- ?Henos Hants Clancy Cthe gerdenerl ---- -------- --F----------- Halen Parker Buzz Lindsey Clikeaole soo l7J ------- Dudley Donaldson Carollvn Webster Cglamorr qgrlj-- -N- ------ Lgig Ogden Keith Nolan lsophistiostedj- .---n--- ------------ vern Bricker Gabby fllen fjitterougl ------- --1 -N ------ H--Qinrjorie Eroin Freddie North CGabbyfs comnterglrtl--N ------------- Don Orwig Mrs. Cecelia Fields Cdeterninedf----M -----. D .--- Corrine Bygk Mr. Link Fields CobsequiofsJ---m--- ------n---- s-JQk3 UjfTQf6 Alan Fields ison, and reticentj ----------m--.. --f35syt.QS+1g Messenger Boys ---------------- -U ----- W--W ---- H ----- Carl Berg Christine Myers Cl7, stnlet cl --w------------ Kaxjne Cjgffrlg PRODVGTlOF ST FF Curtain Speech ----------------------------------- Bill? IWYer Prompter -------------- 4 --------------------M----- epettr King yoke-Up:--Martha Davis, Janie Frsnk, Lois Tsvlor, 'Esther Smith and Virginia Cody. Ticket bale:--All juniors, conducted or John Ewen snd,Vsrtne BELV i S u Posters and Tickets:--Class and Marvin Dcfmwicls Vi Jnnie 0 . Siege, furniture, properties,rrsnersg--or oust :rf ell other members of olsss wherever necdcd most ' Other'Membcrs:--Lmsn Couplsnd, Shirley Dsllofgtld, Billy Lwytr, Barbara Gillette, Vtribcllo Lincoln, Bcrn.rd kfpp, Gene Gintnor, and Vere Harrison. W . ,i , , X ' ' 9 . M M l,.fl3KAll MXN Paul Potter, Betty Schrodt,Ida Ado1onson,1Maribo11e Lincoln, Daniel Hiett, Albert Doyle, Dale Hendel, Anita Moon Trink Merrill, Virginia Clugsten, Corinne Buck, Marjorie Davis, Lois Smiok, Martha Ross, Juno Farrar, Helen Armstrong, Marjorie Browne, Delores Eaton, Mary Ellen McVay, Alberto Reihm, Jane Mitchell, and Wanda Combs.--Mrs. Duffy DirecL0r i 2 .1 if ,,, 4 , K d Z C ' 7' - M I 11 7' 'nl 4 '? . Q5 7 9 5 Qi 4, X f X , ,Ik MES ., , aw? 4 ' x . ... . is , mE'3 tf1?3'wS If Xl lt if wry. , , , ,E , 1.. .wr- 9,51-. ,gf f Lx: N ,r A HL' Hr, A 1. . f 5-, -'a X gi, ., A3 32 .xv y f Z5 . f,.111,f ' ,hiq ,Ly Q, . ,mf --,WH 4 ',-.t:f Sr 41, N . 5 .. x Y 7,1 , j9- 1 . W, ,,,,. 0+ 1 -' '.v if . 2' , If if 1 . , ,xl '-ff -'. ' f 5 3 J w::QiKl'Tsv+N .:.E Y? M , i Y-,. 152 , , ,. W -.J ,W .V mg-N .J nf ' ' 11 'Bl . 155 1-'ik f ' Iwi, 'Fi ' rp ' wp 3-1' - L, ..f51F4,,,, b ' . .wa-A , ii . X 41+ E N' ,mf 352. U 54 i W P .' - 1 , ' L1 1 18 mi ' , - , r' ag ' 5 Av? 2 ., , W Raw ' 1 .lr ,., W ' rm-, ' fu S'-. k v 1 PRODUCTION STAFF X X X SS. si- x ... ,' vm 5 The nBoomerangn is an .activity of the Typing ll Glass. In the making of the annual we get much practice in typing, stenciling, and experience in running the mimeogrsph mach- ine as we mimeograph all material and then have it bound. Those on the Production Staff' are Jane Grice, Kathryn Martin, Dale Hendel, Jane Mitchell, Vera Harrison, Corinne Buck, Ida Adolphson, Betty Schrodt, and Marjorie Davis. Our advisor is Mr. Douglas Cady. The division sheets were drawn by Corinne Buch, the stenciling by Dale Hendel, Kathryn Martin, lda Adolphson, Betty ochrodt, Marjorie Davis end Vero Harrison,f it was mimeographcd chiefly by Jnne Grice and Jeno Mitchell. Of course, the class worked together wher-ever and whenever needed. The pictures are of different members of the stiff. J. Mitchell J. Mltchvll J. Grice D. Hondcl D. Hendel J. Grice C. Buck Mr. Cady Vera Harrison Jane Mitchell Betty ochrodt Jane Grice Ida Adolphson Dale Hendel Marjorie Davis ilfx il A4313 Q The Smefr is the name of the school newspaper published every two weeks. It includes all the news school, such as sports and oerties, as welllas A and last but not least, the Sconiel Column. The faculty advisor is Hrs. Royce Davis ani the cers are as follows: Co-editors---Dick Iigbee ani Potter, and the assistant editor is Helen Armstronv, typists and writers are Jack Eaker,'VlrginielIlugs Farrar, Virginia Hampton, Dale Eendel, Jackie paper, Merrill, Janie Mitchell, Don Orwig, Martha Hoes, T Schrodt, and korma Vernoy. Those in the picture at the right are: Virginia Clugsten Junie Ferrer Virginia Hampton Dale Heniel - Dick Highee Helen Armstrong Jack Baker Jackie Luper Trink Merrill Janie Kitchell -Don Orwie Paul Potter Martha Ross Betty Schroit Norms Verne U Y hrs. hoyco Dgvig 4 A . Q -- .Q Y: : , Q .f X K -J 1 A , 1. ,.x. 1 , 1 4 . Q 'U . I9 M A I - x 1 1'5K'V'44mm X S Ui N U CD U2 LS Ls? Ll X , September 28, 1945 Dear Diary: ' Tonight it was pretty foggy, A perfect 'nlfht Per the Freshmen, new students, and new te ehers te meet their deem, Tonight was the night of their initiation. A leve- ly supper was served to us by some of tlo Senior rifle at six o'clock. After everyone had eaten,wc danced until ul Ht o'clook. Then--then comes the time of the ewnmiwq x: ull were waiting for. Junie Farrar, Jane Mitchell, s,i huh Reihm took over the entertainment for the next peer. The first subject to be called up before the uicreihone was Glenn Schrodt. During the day, as areryone know, the Fresha men had to wear a certain hind of costume. The boys were their pants on backwards and rolled up to their Dawes. Whfy had to Wear lipstick, a wonam'u hit, and no steckirqs. The girls had to wear shorts, e white bleuse,on backs rds, their hair on top of their heads and ne makeup. At noon a hey and g1rl'Were handcuffed tegcthur and were Lohlunert dinner tow gether. Well, as I was shgleg, Glenn was called up the stage,and we could all tell My the leok in his eyes that he was expecting something good to happen. Me Know be wvuld cooperate,so we fooled hir. We merely asked rim to tell ns what he and Martha Foster did Hurind the noon hour. You know, of course, like all Freshmen do, he etutL.1 d, and stammered a hit and said right out, Wfell, 1. we ate dinner at the restaurant, then we went te the drugstert, get an ice cream cone, then went hack! te echo :'c ll. Our next study was Donna Shultz. First wwf 1 elind- folded. Junie told her she was geiwe to Mins tmp Nplkrmej Stone. So when leaned over to kiss the '1tf,.1.3, te everyone's surprise, Junie's hfnd uliuwtd--the pun flaw me into Donna's Face and what did it turn aut te be Hut'wwl5u- ses. Next came the star ef the proeram. Betty Grv+ ii W N, and did the boys ever swoon. 'Well, vrlerjliue lt wwe: -M. Ls, for Betty Grable turned out to be Dudley Denildsel, e1-' v fuwien dressed in a South Sea Island gr ss skirt, l toe, and was barefooted. Mary Lois Murphy played the draw for him. We all really felt that we were on some beautiful south Sea Island. . Well, after that we found some sererviinf eine in very nice. Ralph Parker, also junior, earrgg lint Your Arms Around Me H'oney to TM-r.rg3f3.1rfg..'t Wilson, 017 course thf re had to be actions to put feeling into it. Since the lest two groups were musically inclined, shall we sag,, a little physical entertainment cane in nicely. Martin Moon and SENKDR PARTY CON O Ernie Repp had a magazine fight. Now there's a catch to this ------ both of the boys were told that they were to be blindfolded, but Martin wasnft, They were told to start socking, naturally Martin get the best of Ernie. Ernie found out the joke and look it in good humor as any A.S.V.3. student would! , Miss Janie Frank received a surprise whn she was hand- ed her own tapping shoes and asked to put then on. Then Mr, Royce Davis was asked to come up and play one of his great pieces that he had arranged. lt turned out to be nlhree Blind Mice.n It got an nencoren. We all liked it very mwh. Then came the thrilling romantic part of the program. Bill Crosson, Howard O'Hern, Danny Williamson, Ronald Batson and James Hendel were asked to come on staae, also Elsie Mcvey, Annabelle Poole, Marlene Mitchell and Jackie Lnper. The boys were asked to pick out the girl they would like to have kiss them. You should have seen the girls blushldbl Each boy, except Jim Vondel, was hlindfolded, Jim was taken off stage and came back with a lot of lipstick. Yes, you guessed it, he kissed each of the blindfolded boys. Nat- urally there wasn't any resistance! After the blindtolds were removed Hod O'Hern got suspicious. we finally told him that Jim kissed them instead of the girls. lt seemed that nSkipU Smick's seat kept. falling over toward Roy Woods. So Rey was asked to givc a one minute discussion on HSkip.N Roy said, nwell, huh, Skipfs an awful nice girl and I like her a lot. The other day sho leaned over to talk to me about algebra, and her disk fell over, 'I Don't know just what she wanted me to do but--well, Skip's a nice szirl . We then had a relay--Norma Jones and Rosalie Perry, 3 senior, here ehch given a polnut to bush across the stage and back. They looked like .-t, 1 couple of pigs pushing them. We were afraid they would look the same way after they got up from the floot, -' Mrs. Lois Taylor, our Home Ee. teacher, gave the girls some good advice on how to use make-up. Faturally there had to be a guinea pig, so Francis Cable get the works! Ooio-- gooie--Beverly Allen and Shirley Anderson, also 3 couple of juniors, had to take off their shoes and wade ir bla pans of cooked macroni in their hare feet. Gcllyill V And thQD we had 3 floor Shgwll Wheel! Nfrthi Fggtgp, Caroline Allen, Lois Myers,f2ave us a dance free and :cll--- we won't say it was a professional job but with a few pract- ices they might be able to make the Chicago Hall of Fame ---- or something!!! sewers wmv' com T The next part of the program looked like it. WQS gQ1Dg to be Ver? nice. Mildred Browne was ssxoeutoo Slmple sUv5 tionfwhet was the date of Porrrl harbor? Of eoixrso, sne said, December 7, 19-ll. So she wats glvon gpret'tgj' , . A fl .. --'- sd- 1-,ref f' A prlze. Jenle asked her to open lt. uuess sndt lt t.s..:Lf. A stinky old dead mouse!!! 'And she even held xt 2111 YW? tail so everyone could seo it! A senior girl was asked to come upg Martha Russ rgfsrod her services. With the closing Carl Bovhrd song sweet Dreams Sweetheart , to Martha, This was the end of the program. We then danced until ten, when the busses left. A very enjoyable evening was-- or was seemed to be spent by ell. Good-Night Deer Diary .. -- X ff '- '-V -.Rx I,-, -hx Q... -x -.7...1., l X fl I j Q fH f 'Q ' HN! l of X yf Mxlfimy ,nj x J ,-1' s- K L-fu' X' Xu., .I xxf DEWFF5 L 14, 1946 The Junior Class had their Christmas Forty tonlgbtQ The study hell was decorated in the Christmas theme. ln the middle of the study hell wsse lsrfe fourteen foot ' beauti- fully decorated Christmas tree. At the too of the vest stage curtain was e lsrve star, on which the bvfs had rut snow. On the piano were two red lighted condles with ever- green and red berries around the osndle holders. Or the blackboard were two large bows mode free erase ozour, 'Were were branches of evergreen on each side of the bbw and across the top of the blackboard. Cf course, vow brow Vl-, P,fg was HMISLETOEU evorywhorc, so all fro boys had Q VQUQ grouse to kiss their girls, Our basketball, game with Roseville Wes 4 v en- tertainment that evening. After the gomi we all gathered ir the Studs dell to d5l1'lCG 55.11 YIOHTQ All C'1Ofii'.' of -.Q,1R7l-jjrfjifgng Christmas carols. - The Thi, ,fn m '1f I XW- fl V5 7 ill eff Ki , U' ,l .KJ j 1' Nf' X .,f' i.-- 'Q 14.4 'rN, 1 r X, -rx mt fi H .rw -'.x l-al K N.. sophomore class of Avon High School was host at an all school party Friday night, Merch 8. The decorations were planned on a Candy motif. A pole running from the ceiling to the floor was decorated like e peppermint stick and from this, red and white streamers were stretched to the east and west walls. In many places around the room were cleverly designed candy canes, gum drops, ice cream cones, suckers, and gingerbread men. The main party started at 6:50 P.M. with the showing of two movies. At 7 P.M. thel dancing began, later a grand march was '+ led by Mr. and Mrs. Royce Davis. The dancing continued wish progressive and special dances for variety until 9 P.N.,when the main event of the evening started with a floor show. Addie Ethington stfprted the program, Candy with Mary Mcvey accompanying her. The second act was Barney O'Donnell, dressed in on old fashioned bathing suit, and with Skip Smick's cat, Clem , sang Ev the See. Next in the show was Dick Suter and Eddie Warren dancing the ballet with Mrs. Hatch accompanying. 'Rey Carrico and Bud Alden gave Q vaudeville act which closed the floor show. ll During the evening coke and sandwiches were sold. A two minute speech contest on various Jack Baker receiving first prize and subjects was held with Roy Woodssecond, both prizes being suckers. The party ended at lO P.M. and Duffy, who was acting as principal in the absence we all thanked Mrs. of 0 Olson, in helping us make our party a success. Committee chairmen were: Decorations, Roberta entertainment, Mary Ellen McVeyg refreshments, Anita Fowellg Noong ticket, Bud Aldeng clean-up, Ray Cerrico. Mrs Lois Taylor and Fred Hall were the sponsors. Ill U2 Ui 'S CH M Ui N U3 A il? 'U F The Freshmen Class sponsoredam.Easter Parts April 19. The decorations were centered around the Easter thene of rabbits, Humpty Dumpty, spring frowers and hriaht colored balloons. Colored streamers were hung from the sky-lights. At 7 P.M. dancing began with progressive and special dances. Mr, and Mrs. Royce Davis led a grand march which helped get things underway. At 7gZO P.H. the senior boys were called up to the stage to try their skill at creating new Easter hats. A big box was hrouqht out with ell the needed materials, When the hats had been carefullv de- signed, which incidentally had evervthina from lace errtains to earrings, they paraded the dance floorsand dancirv con- tinued. ' A very entertaining floor show wes qiven at 8 P.N. The show opened with Tl humorous sketch of' a mean old teacher and his studentsnu Elsie Ncvejy sang Oh You Beartifxwl Doll while Glen Schrodt and Ronnie Eatson danced with a his rag doll. Esther Smith accompanied at the niano. Two of Miss Franks dancing students danced and did acrohats. The show ended with a stunt on hillhilly life. Sandwiches and ncokeu .ids served during the evening. Another grand march was led hy Mr. and Hrs. Dgvis. At the head of the line favors were passed out. A honda t of vio- lets was given to the girls and the boys received a paper hat. The party came to 1 ond '. t lO P.l, with congratulations to the Freshmen on their first school party. Uz, GMX UWQH ll? iff The Home Ee. Club was host to the F.F.A. Fridryy March l,, 1946. At six o'clock everyone met in the Home E04 room The girls had prepared hot dogs Cwith everything on them including onions,D potato chips, and eokes. After the eats everyone went'into the study hall where they enjoyed singing songs. When seven ofolock rolled around everybody jumped into the bus to go to Abingdon to the skating rink. The skating lasted until 10:00. , Some of our teachers really get around the floor, end a few on the floor too. y , . We felt sorry for some of the kids and teachers the next day. We hear that Mr. Hell and 'Mrs. Cady were pretty stiff for a few days. Mr. Hell said, ul could hardly get out of bed.n How about some of you other klds?' were you stiff? ' ' Before leaving the school, some of the girls made up hot dogs to take on the bus to eat on the way home. No doubt they tasted pretty good after ell the exercise every- one went through. y We are sure that everyone had an enjoyable time, even with all of the spills and falls. is A UQ, v mi et sian ei fi The second annual Harvest Ball was held October 23, l945. This was also our Homecoming football game with Alefo. There was a contest between the classes for the best float. The Freshmen won the prize which was five dollars. Frances Cutler won the prize for the best decorated bicycle in the grade school, The earade started in front of the school at 2:00 with the drum. majors, the majorettes, and the hand leading the narade of floats. They went through the different hurts of the town before going .to the athletic field. The different classes and clubs worked very hard on their floats which were all very well done. Before October 26, there were two girls elected from each class to be candidates for queen. The Quegn was e- lected by the tickets at the door that night. The students held their election in the afternoon. Those selected were: SENIOR CLASS: Betty King Trink Merrill JUNIOR CLASS! Corinne Buck Jane Grice SOPHONORE CLASS: Betty Hite Lois Smick FRESHMAN CLASS: Norma Jones Annabelle Poole Betty Hite, the lucky girl, was crowned Queen. Her crown was made of chyrsantheniums. The other candidates were given large chyrsantheniums to wear to the foothall qame and to the dance if they wished. The Queen was crowned by the president of the F.F.A., Dick Hiahee. The qjplg walked into the auditorium on the arms of the F.F.Ab. of- ficers. After the Queen received her crown, she and her escaits led a Grand March around the study hall which was attrac- tively decorated in an Autumn fashion. From the lights on the ceiling waeon wheels were huns. On the spokes of the wheels were lanterns with electric light bulbs in them. Corn was also hanqina from them. Corn stalks were arranged on the stage with Jack-o-lanterns, The Party closed at lO:OO. Everyone went awav hapny from the events of the evening, .KZ wer 455 , , Ag as i - , 4 .wr N, V QTMZ P991 .Hr Hnra' 2. . ' r' vm W ,,,,gi3,4 :MW shag . , j 154, f . I W A if 4 . 'f Q 'il . fff L g. X. , fm i 1 X 74' .. V4 X , . EI L ff. , xx x L'-Wm ,.l. ,N . ,X Aj-lE '17 ,, 4 ilgxxfb 'XX i . X . f -7-'xx fx FRN I if ,yep as C! ,ji--X ij v3Twxf? 'fx N1 ff? A.: ,hxbhh lvui I ', 'A-AA' V ,'.V ' J . . gf' XXXR,-Y-jf ' .- 7 ' . fl f . .- ' 'A'.. V-Q., 2 ' , ' . h ' f C35 - IK ff f '-41 . X X X ad ,--, E f ,mx X xx N ,-,,f K --l,,' I -R xxx N X '-4--ur--------...,.,1-.Q-xx X 1 .., Q rv 1 J 1-3,--f N me Ml A .... -Q ' Q- -Q-v logo!-Q0 rf The E.F.A. is made up of a group of boys who are taking agriculture. It is the future aim of all these boys to bee come farmers or to be connected with farming in some way. G 'The F.F.A. has accomplished many things during the year. They sponsored the Harvest Dall, which was a great success. Also during the year, they made cement waterers. A Parliamentary procedure team was organized and won Our presi- the Sectional Parliamentary procedure contest. dent, Dick Higbee, also won the public speaking contest that day. The F.F,A. also made a contest out of selling garden seeds. They divided into two teams. The losing team gave the winning team a steak supper. The Parent and Son Banquet was held March 25, The boys ,gave anfinteresting play on how not to conduct a business meeting. ' Almost all the plans that were set at the beginning of the year have teen accomplished. We hope to have a bigger and better F.F.A. next year. K AVON F.F.A. PROGRAM OE WORK COMEITTEES CONDUCT OF MEETINGS OFFICERS Gordon Ray,Ch. SCHOLARSHIP Potter Duane Black Giles dailer,Ch Baker Francis Cable Kenneth Alden Ray Laverne Ross Gayle Green SUPEHVISED FARMING Vern Ericker,Ch. Carl Berg Perwyn Bradley Glenn Reed Howard Foster GENERAL Jack Eaker,Ch. Roy Woods Merlin Nichols Donald Kepple COMMUNITY SERVICE Harold NcClureQCh. Charles Cannon Elvin Gustafason Richard Suter Charles Uole Bob Williams Eugene Blount CQLUEIEITS Annabelle Poole Norma Jones' Lois :mick Betty Eite Corinne Duck Jane Grice Trink Merrill Betty King RECREATION Richard Eigbee, Ernie hepp Bill Dwyer Bud Alden Higbee Bricker Sailer Schultz EARNINGS ATU SAVINGS Hay Leck,Ch. Robert Randall A. 5. Richter Bill Sailer Edwin Warren LEADERSHIP Ralph Parker,Ch, Duane Pratt Robert Pritchard Dudley Donaldson Gerald Smith COOPERATIVE ACTIVITY Paul Potter,Ch. Eldon Shultz Bernard Hepp James Hendel wg 3 4 wx---' F. F.A x K alles. J . N ,M 4, an 4 f f w , '55 1 ., 'f4 I , 9 4 K I l9 - :Qs age ' V ,I 1 K , w 1 L . Y. J! . .J :rv ,, ff-5, 3 L. 1-. W zz' nf R fifigf h , .,, -ng... -14 wa I, f , p 1 , e Ui, et so The F- H. A. was organized September lQ45 in the Home Economics Room. The following officers were elected. June Farrar Q. President C Betty Higbee - Vice President Wanda Combs - Secretary Jane Grice e Treasurer Pauline Lashbrook X Reporters for school newspaper and Marjorie Davis tOWH DHDGF- Other members are Patty Butler, lla Myers, Martha Ross, Vanette Stevens, Betty Schrodt and Maribelle Lincoln. Pro- jects carried out were reoorts and demonstrations on tooics concerning Home Ecu At Christmas time, ten dollars was don- ated to Mayo Hospital for games. A skating party was soon- sored for the F,F.A, and was well attended. The officers of the club attended a Rally at Mwst Peoria High and brought back ideas to the clubs They hone to entertain the mothers of the girls as a closing project. F,l-L!-X. PICTURE Mrs. Lois Taylor ------- Sponsor Patty'Butler Pauline Lashbrook Wanda Combs Maribelle Lincoln Marjorie Davis lla Myers June Farrar Martha Ross Jane Grice Betty Schrodt Betty Higbee Vanette Stevens In the lower left hand corner is the picture of the Float that we had in the parade at our Homecoming Football Game this year, ln the upper risht hand corner is the ole' ture of our club officers. Thev are from left to right Betty Higbee, June Farrar, Jane Grice and Wanda Combs. 5 - , . , , , .., E r - .- xh. -an.-. 'T ' Q, e tf'f' -NH. f'E 1 ' X ' ' , 4 v 3 5. be 2 5 I a 3 2 2 1 3 ' .1 .. r N v ' ' , 2 I 1 I X X. J E by Q N 5 q '-- V 'X-.wiv . 5--4 A.J - , The T. N. T. Club whlch meens Trojans and Trojanet is nede up oi all the boys thet have made e letter in a letice end the cheerleadeye. La4t yelr they decided were not enough in the club eo there are two memeere each class elected eeoh year. . The T. N. T. makes moneT by selling coke and het at the games. You have probably noticed the new baske suits the boys have been wearing. ihe T. H. T. bepght Our sponsors are Coach Jed? and Janie Ftenkgv The oers are Paul Potter, Bob Trumpy, betty Kiug,W and Merrill. TT' WV? f'. fl H' - if !.,.fgv' !.'s' I' L., ' I jg , L.: -..- X-., ga 5,i,ji..f'. Beck row: Cleft to rightl June Ferrer, Dale Trink Merrill, Betty King, Mies PTenk, Norma 'eff ia Clugston, fdeline Ethington, and Lois Smick, Second Rowzileft to right! Eben Coupland, John Wi Bud Llden, Paul Potter, Moon. bob Trumpy, Jim Jackson, and See Th1r'd.Row:Cleft to rightj 1'.icrli.n Nichole, Bernard Ropp, oaniel Hiott, Dudley Donaldson, Vern Bricker, Imnnie Myers, and Glenn Sehrodt. 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HTXM 1 -' . ffXvEfCVJWjfUfD I-.ylxxxwl -QM' x,XJN . ft 1 A 1 f'x 'W'- X! fb 3 2 f l fb f K! ff Z A5 .. ck- Xml! L,-' If A .... -ji . 27--Football practice stsrted todsr. Stuh' sore gave the boys e work-out. 30--Freshmen took their tests todsv. Vind of herd werenft they, kids? , 31--School began for evervone, We're kind of sled to he back even if we do gripe sowe. 4 ' fp tr- fo ,fvfp fy 1. I If , Q jj ! fl X f 'X , ,J L ' ,M-,-5 xx..- -. J X' 5--First full dey of school. Those 'Freshies' sure are going to be fun to initiate, even if there are only 2? of them. 6-4We get our study hall seats today, A 7--A whole week gone! Am I tiredi Gee, those teachers and their assignmentse 12--Some of the classes elected their officers today. 15--The cheerleaders were elected today. Yeah teen! 14--The same with Bushnell ended in e tie of 6 to 6. The T band marched, and thev sure looked swell. 17--Another senior girl has e diamond ring. Congratulations Barb! l8--The seniors are telhlrg about the initiation of the 'Freshles,' Poor kids. 21--Another short dey of school. Gsme with Cuha. The score was 13 to 7 in Cubals favor. The first issue of the new school osner cane out todsv. Who made ell those errors? 27--The T N,T. and Student Council had their first meeting of the veal. 2s--I-he if-nfefjmen md. 3 me my with i.ni1pf:,af:i.fm both in the dsyutlme and in the evening. The oertv was e success, esoeoielly ell of the food. 29--Clean up that kitchen Seniors! O O 47, 15 2--The Home EC. Club had a meetinq todas. ' 5--The Seniors tried out for their play 'Pride and Pred- judice.' T 5--Today is e wonderful dey. The team won the fggtbgll game with Alexis. The score was 24 to O. f'- ? ',- - 'N N f '- QC tmjbt Ex 1sCDN1. .8 Th6P9 has been e let of talk, and also secrets, sheet the ' floats for the Homecoming Parade and from what I hear tbere are to be some Ver? good ones. Vow hotter he de- Cldlni Whft girl you are going to nominate for Hrrvest Queen, too. 10--Six weeks tests! New l'll know enough to study!! 12--Teachers institute today-therefore no school. Basketball game with Abingdon, I guess the vacation Uidn't agree with the team so well because they lost the jane. Sorry! l5--New is about the time the Seniors are having their Graduation Fictures taken--be sure to smilel We hope they will graduate!! 17--Report cards egeini Did l really get an NAME? 18--I wonder why our big genes elseys come when oar boys ere unable te play-but that ell goes with the game, T guess. Better luck next time, teams 25--What is causing all the secrets lately? These fleets ere a let of fun Cano werkj eren't they? 26--Homecoming at last! The gems with Aleee in the efterneon was in their favor but still it was Q good gene. Our congratulations ge to Betty Hits who Wes crowned queen. 27--We can see by this time that Halloween is coming soon! ie like the nCemetery intrsnceu s'qd in fre t of the school. It's very true, don't you think? 51--After tonight we expect tease! nSt?nkyn watch where you put these Step signs!! W' 0 'fqffl 'W if fe I o 5 3--School began at 8200 and will be out at l:50 for the gene with hnoaville. lc sure get hungry before that tlzllea 5--Some kids may consider themselves lucky to get to rise on the new school bus which came today. 7--The Seniors are dashing around seeing about costumes and other lest minute things for their play. Be sure te cone. 15-Tonight is Dress Rehearsal for Senior Play. Do four best, kids. ' 16317--Denier ?ley. The play ses very good so they had full houses beth nights. A 22--Sit weeks are ever emo our vacation began! Ton't cet too much, kids!! ' 25--Our first basket bell game of the season with Prairie City, The score was el-40 in tkcir favor. 28--Report cards egein'1 Ch!! These grades!! 50--Sergeant Kent talked to Us teeny shout safety on the highways, Martha Devis's birthday--nice to ee serensdee, isn't it. Game with Vermont. Diggmffjgff Mrs. Duffy was absent from school today. There was a Library meeting. The T.N.T. Club held their regular mon- thly meeting. -The team entertained the London Mills five here tonight. Although London won by a two point margin everyone en- joyed themselves immensly. .R -The second team game at Ellisville held a very nice vic- tory for our team. -All English classes had a movie today--uOld Scroigen. It certainly put everyone in the spirit of Christmas. -The conference opener with Knoxville was called off be- cause their schools are closed due to the flu epidimic. We have a lot of students out of sehool,too. -Mrs. Levis is out with the flu today. The Junior class decided on their rings today. Nice looking kids! -Farview and Avon played tonight, with our boys having the small score when the horn hlew. P -A lot of the kids have gone Christmas shopping and skip- ped school. Aren't they bad? -Roseville and Avon game showed the boys holding a very strong team down. Junior school party vary nice kids! -The last week of school before vacation. So all the teachers give tests, but we don't mind so 1 keep telling myself. -The band and chorus gave their Christmas program. We had a good crowd even though the weather was bad. And the program was very good. -The team and some of the followers journeyed to Alodo for a Little Six conference game. The team lost only by five points so you know it was a good gene. -Last day of school. Merry Christmas Everfoneil -The varsity went to Corpus Christi gym to play in the invitational tournament. We drew Macomb High and had e really rough game on our hands. The boys did fairly well though. -The team played 'Nillismsfield at 10:30 this morning and we gon!! Everyone was very HAPPY. Tonight et 6:50 we played London hills. The fellows were awfully tired sonmybethat accounts for the loss by such a large score. 2 7 I -Back to school to start e 'Happy New Yeer'. -One of the busses went to the basketball game at ibirgdon and we really had a good cheering section to heck the team. The second team metered to Smathshire and came home with a win of 14 points. ' -The seniors gave much thought to their cans end no ns to- day. They also selected their Commencement Ilntitetiens and cards. ' -Our second team went to Ellisville for two bssketbell games. Althowgh they played herd, Elllsville won by e small margin. -We played Plexis here end won by e score of 55-29. Our second team also won by l ponnt. The score was 13-17. Nice game fellas! We played Cubs over there. They won wnth e score of 24 to 51. Good game 81'1'YT'I?3'f' ?c Study for those tests kids Semester Tests : .F .4 flu L , I l -Semester tests lgein todev. One of the best things about semester tests ns that you know Teu're tnrovgh until the next semester. -'B' team plated Elljsville et London Bills in the Fulton County Tournament. Ellisville mon DY nine points. -Fe played lpevs et Cube in the County Tournament. Je Sttf Yon by a score of 51-25. Keep ue the good work tomorrow night kids. -We plated Fairview toninht and wen! 25--bqejn the husses went to Cute. The team reall? hed good stpport. -This is the thlrd night of hdsketbell st Cube. Tonlqht our Opponet was Cube. 'lthorjh the bots Qlnyed e good game they lost. The score Wes el-2'. -Our bgqg nlrved Q'1tC Q few grams in thus tovrnsmnnt. Toqizhf WQ3 Cyp lest gems. F rmnnjton .e.. vue our ojjoret. The score was 17-40. -We oluyed Prairie City there end won with s snort of 53 to 36. Keep tp the food work BOYS. We're ell oheernng for you 1 f' j N I 'J ff 1 , ,N tl 3 ll 1 ,lf ,lr Z will ,Q I ,f -7- ff' ff Q ,J if' 7 1' Q' H f C If ' f gf L.w- L.mj of Xu H.J!g-W! 1 ,X A! Although the boys played hard wc lost to Roseville 49-57. Tonight we played the game with Knoxville but lost 59-62. Alcdo came down to our gym with much spirit although our boys played hard we cans in behind. 29-G2 No school today bccstss of Lincoln's birthdsy. We played Abingdon tonight and won bv a score of 57 to 55 That WQS really a game! The band took the bus .and wcnt to Canton to participate in the Fulton County Esnd Fcstival. They cnjoycd it very much. Tre bovs notored to flexis to wdn over their team by s Very small margin of ONE point. 52-53 A Inu seniors sponsorci 2 dinner-dance for the scniors, their sucsts, the faculty and their guests. 'A very en- joyable QYGULDQ was spent br all. X The vocal concert wss wcll attended and wssfircntly en- joycd by all. lost to the Macomb Bombers in the --RC..Qf.C1'1Ei1 Tourna- ment. 9 f t ,ffl f ' -CE i ff jf Q X f ip if J j 1 f X fri X Q! f'!! A fl f f 'A'-il, 1 1 f I' 4- .' V, V. .' -.V 'I K. Hs... .ff F.H.A. -- F.F,A. had a skdting party. what fun, even if some people Can't stond up on skates. Oh those report cards! Didn't have many classes because of picturcs bcing tdkcn for the nnnual. Sophomore psrtv toniqht. We rcally cnjoved it, kids. District Wnsic Conttst in Gslcsbrrq. You did dll riiht kids, bringing homo first and seconds. Good luck to you at the sectional! Jim Jackson and nitvbu Cady want to Chsmosign to the state finals for baskctball. X , Dick Higbce rcprcscntcd thc AQ. Dcpnrtmcnt at the Dis- trict spcaking contest at Rushvills. He received second rating. Congratulations, Dick. The chorus mcmbcrs journcycd to Lewistown for thc Fulton County Chorus Festival. Eforc fun! The'county nurscs gave my arm! This ends s most excit has been our principal. -Mr. Cady and the track Al smallpox vaccinations todav. - Oh, Of week J Explanation: Urs. Duffy boys wcnt to the Oak Pfrk Rclsvs. 19 24 f , ,ffxz 'V I J' .' .ff 1 gf X gif' f ll 'T f,f ! 3 C ' J xl N. N1 :.-........,. 2--No School today. VaQation continued. he hope they never get the water maln fixed. --Back to school. More Work!! 6-hBOyS and Girls went to Galesburg to District Music Con- test, What a day. all those Lids to bump in to. ' 10--Track Meet at Knoxville. They won, tough luck boyso r ll'MJunior Class practiced their play in front of thee Study Fall, That extra practice will help a lot, 'c'H ',c 12f-Wonder where all the Juniors were today?? oouldn't be none sleeping could they? By the way the play wont over with a bang with a full house, 15 'Play again tonight, Those poor Juniors. Track boys went to Genesee Relays. Jackson and Baker brought' home a ribbon apiece-we're proud of you guyslg 17--Track Meet with Macomb, Roseville and Farmington here. Our boys didnit do so good but maybe they'll have better .T luck next time. Here's hopinf 18'-Our Track Te,m went to Alexis today. Qharc were eleven schools partlcioated ana me oct segord We Q J-9 TOC:l 'T '7 T' 57' 3 31' 'Pfv nl -Ei 5-J, v? . - 1 ill-u?jb - mf 40 MOOQ lflaoj . since we misseo scnool Yuen the water was off We went toaay to make up. Toni ht tne gpegg- menmen hao a very nice party. The dccorations mor: gmra 2 ried out in the caster faradc thcmc. 'R' 7 V. 1 71 1 -' -.- qf- AZ ' ,,: 1, F- 3 1 H- -, J- 5 Thy Glflb Qhorus is QldwULCQhp nero ior tha bcctional 2 Contest ln rcorla the fourth of may, 6--Ggiva 521375 WTFV Uonightl hakcr came in iowvth in tho mlvo. hr: Davis .inc tat mana had their DQTLUQ Concert tnis cvcning cnc it w,S v,yy WQ11 uttondcd. 50 A0lnSdOU, 5U3hioll and Avon Track me t hor . Abi don won and Wu camo in second. W Af? f? X is f ff! fi 2 I f 5 I 5 f if-f Lx! X X L x.f' f 5--Bob Trumpy, Dan Hiott and Jackie Luger qnnt t0 huorih to tho Sectional Music Contest. 4--Tho Girls' Chorus went to the b,et1ep41 bgnt at tgday. 7--County Trick moot at Lewistown. ll--District Track melt at Peoria. Junior-S-nior Prom. 14--Little six Track mcct at hnoxvillc, --Baccalaureate. T -- the ocniors Commencement. Good lucn to all 1 1 Jirffff ,4 A 7, ,I .em K3 1 'uf ' Q -,LQ ' I , V . Mn H 4 '-...VJ x ' -X Ni? , .g,.',gg, U V , ,U 4 x Q 59 QZ1' ' W ' LM ,,fff-- 'M,X ,N ff '--.. -T.,.f' ll fl 'X ' W, Qplwfj N1 xg aff' XX X55 ,fy DQKES 6 There was a young lady of Siam, Wno said to nor young lovcr, Kiam: nlf you kiss mc, of coursc-- You will have to use forcc-- But I bot you arc strongcr tnan I sm.U Jackson: NTO ccasc smoking is thc easiest tqlnb I vor Q16 I ought to know, bscausc I'vc donc it a thoussnw 1 . Witness: nYbur honor, I noticcd that Q LS A n MWQQEQE about as nc Walked, but I wssn't surc no G lntoxl 11 if til I saw him put a penny in thc pst oo, ut ony Strsot, look up at thc clock on tho Prcsbj' I1 1 Duffh, an say, 'Gosh, I'vc lost I4 pounds.'N Junie F.'s Farcwcll to Paul Pottsr: - MSO long, Tuts, kccp your cnins up.n Love is like an onion, 'You takc it with dcligntg And when it is gonc you wonder Whatcvcr made you bits. Baker: HA conversation between women! sl why, now, when, and wcsr.U what made you late? Held up at thc rivsr. How was that? Tho ferry man owcd mc'tsn dollurs and woulon't con CIOSQ We ovcr-heard HSquirtn say as she cami out 01 tnc s ow UThut snow was so poor it is hard to bcllcv I lsassd.n Dud rcplicd, nIt probcbly cscspcd.n That girl winksd hor cyc nt mc. what followcd? , I did. Aldon quotcs aftcr a baskctbsll gums: nI'm n Inc ,1nk condition.H f, -f,,..,,,,,, ,W ! Z ! 1 mv A.4 h J. . 'f is. Ji- 1 1. v ,, , - ', ,114 ,fr-'M 1 X if ' -gi n 1 7, . 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