Blandinsville High School - Crest Yearbook (Blandinsville, IL)

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SNAPSHOTS l. We've enjoyed having these six folks from Fountain Green this year very much. If you don't believe it just ask Patsy. 2. Junior Jones,the Freshmen class President 5. nCherlieW--our housekeeper. 4. Nynl Kept the coke machine full. 5. Well, Pettn, is it Darlene or isn't it? 6. Our Champ! Yeah' Mun! Bill Hungete. 7. Dump .end Helen--cnnit guarantee it will lust. 8. Snug und Betty Just old pals, well,---rather. 9. Red and Art--when the bus came early so did Art. LO. Lightning Shunholtzer und vivecious Banks---interested in unyone else? Well, no thanks! ll. Which ever Runner girl is home suits our athletic-minded George. l2 Bet you never saw her mud. most of the Wpepn for the Betty, Helen, and Marjorie ing to lend Q helping hand. and Audrey. You've heard market and the pigs that have to make a habit of it and Gerald. Want to know what they it's Marilyn and Gerald. 17. Wayne and NOld Man of the Mountainn but a just the same. 18. Lloyd Sandstrom - Mary ArgenbrightMnAH student l5. Reon end Carolyn supply Freshmun class. l4. Patsy, -four Senior girls, all wills 15. Helen, Tootie, Maxine, about- the pigs that went to stayed home. nBut you don't girls.n--Doc. 16. Marilyn think about, Well, Soulc, alias nRip N super-duper athlete nShucksN for short. l9.. Now pleaso, people. People, P-L-E-A-S-E. 20. Shan and Willis--You cun't ever tell -- one of them may 1be President some dey, if there is no work to it. 2l.Eileen and Richard. - An old flnme never dies. 22. Bob Soule- Our own Fred Astaire. 23.Marlisc Butterfield - Just as sweet as she looks. 24. Richard, Coots, Bob, Max, and Dean --Senior Men????? 25.Two Juniors who have sparke lers, Pauline and Wilma,-hope we don't lose them. 26. Vernon and Barbara. Well, folks, it started as a back-- stairs romance and who would have thought we would new gotten them out in front for a picture. 27. Bill and Betty - this is the real McCoy. Don't you think it isdt 28. Donald and Marge -' Love once lived here but it is an old, old story of the moth and the flame -now, which ne is the moth? 29. Miss Davis has been with us but half'a year, but in our hearts she has grown quite dear. 30. Snowball, Patsy, and Marvin - anything can happen! 51. Eileen, Marge, Marilyn, and Barbara. My! How theydl miss the Senior boys next year. 52. Dapper Nyal and ponderous Marion, two cheerful Sophomores.

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E x'5H A A JUNIOR PLAY OF THE CLASS OF '45 SOLO FLIGHT A Three Act Comedy Drama Cast Ann Afton... . ...... . ....Pauline Cook Jim Afton.... ....Bud Keithley Patsy Afton... . ....Eileen Brill Mrs Aftonoeooon Q U ouavRelly Fowler Gildaoooooscoosso Q snubcA.U-dl-'ey Evil-Son Floyd Pendleton... .....Robert Rexroat Ma-rthallotolosano osooncio ttshqary Synopsis Ann Afton and her children Jim and Patsy live with their grandfather in a southern city. Ann and the children are dominated entirely by Mr. Afton, who is determined to make a doctor of young Jim. Jim, however has different plans and he and Patsy scheme in order that Jim can take an examination for a flying school without their grandfather's knowledge. Their plan might have worked but Floyd Pendydton, who is in love with Ann and also president of the fly- ing school which Jim took the examination from, comes and Jim and Patsy have e hard time trying to hide the situation.p Mr. nfton is to send Ann and the fehildren from the house. This pleases Jim very much because he is tired-of being run entirely by his grondfatheri Mr. Pendleton offers him n job. By this kindness Jim's real worth is made known and Hr. Afton takes back is nasty words and again calls Jim We pure Afton.W Ann, however , decides to quit managing the child rens lives and marry Floyd Pendleton. The children are shocked at first but soon decide that everyone must do Q solo Flight.

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