Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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I , , v VI, 1 , Lf' AI Page T TAB DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION Board ot Educatton Faculty CLASSES Sensors Juniors Soplwomores Fresltmen SCHOOL LIFE Student Government Assemblres Homecommg Social Calendar lndustrnal Arts r Dramatncs Music Sclence Business Educatron Mathematics English B H S Publncatt s Dlstrlbutlve Educatlon Social Studues Modern Languages Home Economics Pltysncal Educatlon V SPORTS Coaching Statt Football Basketball Swlmmtng Track Go Tenms Baseball LE OF CONTENT Q F I t - I, .t,.. ..tt.,., . . ,..r ., .t,l,c.t ,...... .t.....,......,,.,....,..,....... . . 2 I II. ' ,t,l, .,t..t ,,,t,...,. I . . ..... ,.....,..t,.,.t... .... .,,...t . , . . I ' ,... ,...,....., ..............,...........c.... ..t., . . . I P. T. A.. ......,,...,.....,..,...4..........,..,,..,................,.....,.....,........... ., .I III. .,...... ..,, ...,.,,..... ..,..........,. ,..,.,...,..,...,....,. .....,,,..........,. , . ! 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WO DEDICATIO The Sensor Class of l948 dedlcates the Aeprx to RONALD E LEMME In appreciation for has achve unterest and unfaulmg devotuon to the development of our track and football teams and for hrs smcere tnendluness whuch have won hum the respect and admarahon of everyone Page Zhu I I 1 ADlVlI I TRATIO The modern age IS affecting Bloomington Hugh School lust as at has many other thlngs wlth student government as the years most Important change Gulded by the faculty In thetr varnous fields we gained new udeas ln our dally lessons whnch we trted to apply un governung ourselves However young peoples plans need to be improved by expernenced mlnds The faculty helped us In thus by teachung many lessons which were not from textbooks They dlrected us but stall we became more undependent we started to thunk for ourselves We are proud to have been members of Bloomington Hugh School to have been tralned by thus capable group of leaders to have had our ambltlons strengthened and our characters broadened As a tribute to their constant efforts we wall always stnve to pattern our llves by thetr example . . , . I ' I I 1 PgF We, 21352749 A' t H., L1 -A -r-ws.. E U I Y 1, l.. s lf 1 Y' 1' Us If 4 a 7 5-A 9 ' 3 1 tim.- 4 1,1- - :s.'.' 5 Page Five BOARD OF EDUC TIO K t G N WELLS C H CUNNINGS R D RANDALL JOHN F ODELL Superintendent President Tyeqwrer SHERMAN WHITMER EDGAR V HILL LYLE BUSICK MRS F FAlRCHlLD Page Six The Board of Education is elected by the citizens ot Bloomington for the purpose of regulating all Bloomington schools. lt has charge of the administration and ot all physical properties of the schools, The Board also employs the Superintendent and other teachers for the schools. The secretary employed by the board has charge of all the accounts of the schools and acts as a purchasing agent for them. MRS A W TOMPKINS Presrdenf 1st V President 2nd V Pres den! MRS C BENDER MRS A HOLLATZ MRS V KURTH MISS F DONAHUE MRS D MONTGOMERY Secretary Treasurer Hrsforran OBJECTS OF THE PARENTS AND TEACHERS ASSOCIATION To To promote the welfare of chlldren and youth un home school Church and communuty ralse the standards of home lrfe secure adequate laws for the care and protectnon of chuldren and youth brmg unto closer relation the home and the school that parents and teachers may cooperate mtellrgently rn the training of the chuld develop between educators and the general publlc such unlted efforts as will secure for every chuld the hnghest advantages In physlcal mental social and splrrtual educahon Page Se en GEORGE N. WELLS P. CLIFTON KURTZ Superinfendenf Principal Page Eigllf H. L. ADAMS Dean THE SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Wells was born in Royallon, Illinois, alfending grade school al' Royallon, fhen gradualing from Universily High School el Carbondale, Illinois. Afler gradualing from Soufhern Illinois Slale Normal he enrolled al Ihe Universify of Chicago and com- pleled his sludies in Ihe field of educalion re- ceiving high honors along wilh his B. A., Ph. D. and his M. A. degrees. Before coming lo Bloominglon Mr. Wells had esfeblished a repulafion as a suc- cessful execulive, and we are happy lo have him as 'the head of our enfire school sysfem. THE PRINCIPAL THE DEAN Mr. Kurlz was born in Bloomingfon, Illinois, and alfended grade school and high school here. He had Ihe honor of being presidenl and valediclorian of his senior class, gradualing in I9I3. AI Illinois Wesleyan Universiiy he received his bachelors degree in I9I7. CIi'FI'on Kurfz Ihen began leaching af Bloominglon High School, buf resigned in lhe fall ol l9I7 io enlisf in lhe Navy during World War I. Afler serving in 'the Navy, Mr. Kurlz re- furned fo leaching a+ B. H. S. In l937 he received his masIer's degree from fhe Universily of Chicago and was elecled 'ro Phi Kappa Delia, an honorary educational fralernily. His abiliiies were recog- nized as an able adminislralor and he was ap- poinled principal in I940. This year marks eighl years of successful leadership al Ihe helm of our fine school. Mr Harry L Adams was born in Downs Illinois and graduafed from Unlversnly High School In Normal Aller allendlng Illinois Sfale Normal Unl verslfy and 'the Unrversify of Wlsconsm he wenl fo fhe Universlly of Illinois from which he received his B Ed degree Being a licensed governmenl' inslrucior In aeronauhcs he cenducfed classes for pilols framing aI' bolh Illinois Wesleyan and Illinois Sfare Normal Umversihes and also faughl in 'Ihe Navy V-I2 program during World War ll. For some years Mr. Adams has been a leacher of science and recenfly was appoinled Ihe Dean of Sfudenls al Bloominglon High School. P. CLIFTON KURTZ Prlnclpal Ill. Wesleyan Univ., A. B. Univ. of Chicago, A. M. HELEN MALONEY En Iish Rosary Coisgo, B. A. U. of Michigan, M. A. MAY ENGLISH English I. W. ., B. A. U. of Soulhorn Californla, M. EM ELINE KOLLMAN English I. S. N. U., B. Ed. Columbia Unlvorslfy, M. A. EFFIE H. SUTTON En llsh I. S. N. il., B. Ed. I. W. U., B A. Norlhwoshrn Univorslly, M. A. DOROTHY HOSTETTLER Speech, English I. S. N. U., B. A. 6 Q v 'lip H. L. ADAMS Dean ol Sfudenfs I. S. N. U., B. Ed., M. S. MAUDE M. LEONARD En Ilsh Eureka College, B. A. U. of Illinois, M. A. PAULINE C. DAVIS English I. S. N. U., B. Ed. LORRAINE KRAFT English U. of Illinois, B. A. Middleburg College, A. M. , BLANCHE L. STUBBLEFIE English Mlaml Unlvorslly, B. A. CHARLES L. COX lnduxhlal Arfs I. S. N. U., B. Ed. U. of Illinois, M. S. Page Nine JAMES C. HOSTETLER lndusfrlul Arts I S. N. U. B. Ed. Colorado Sfah Colloqo, M. JESSIE M. CLINE Mafhemallcs U. of ChIca?o, Ph. B. U. of Illlno S., M. A. R. A. ROBERTS Social Science, Couch I. W. U.. B. A. U. of llllnols, M. A. LORAH MONROE Malhemaflcs Wollosloy College, B. A. RILDA BETTS Mafhemaflcs I. S. N. U., B. Ed. Colorado Sfah Teachers Col., R. M. SCHEDEL Soclol Sclenco U. of III., I. S. Pogo Ten A. av M.A RONALD LEMME Soclal Science, Coach I S. N. U., B. Ed. U. of Illinois, M. A. MARGARET MEANS Science, Social Science I. S. N. U., B. Ed. Clark Univorsily, M. A. ELDON L. VOLK Social Science, Commerce, Coach I. W. U., B. A. U. of Illinois, M. A. AMELIA VORNDRAN Soclal Science U. of Illinois, B. S., M. S. MARIE L. PHILLIPS Sclenco I. W. U., B. 5. C. J. MORRISON Biological Science, English General Science I. S. N. U., B. S. in Ed. ill-0 :Q . 19 'Q rv' E. R. KIRBY Science Eureka Collago, I. S. U. of Illinois, M. A. CHARLES W. MOHLER Science Indiana Univorsify, B. A. ROBERTA RAIKES Science U. of Illinois, B. S., M. S. S. A. CHESTER Sclence, Visual Educallon U. of Chicago, B. S. U. of Illinois, M. S. . MARGARET NOBLE Librarian I. W. U., B. A. U. of lllinols, M. A. B. S. in uorary Sclanco ELIZABQLI STEIN Vassar Collcqo, B. A. Chicago Art Imfllufo, I. A. E. Page Eleven CHARLIE S. NEWTON Orchesfra and Bond Music Theory I. S. N. U., B. Ed. ETHEL M. OLDAKER Commerce I. S. N. U. B. Ed. U. of Illinois, M. S. FRANCES DONAHUE Commerce U. of llllnols, B. A., M. S. EILEEN FLINSPACH Home Economics Parsons College, B. S. Iowa Sfah College, M. S. RUTH BARSTEAD Commerce RALPH E. WEBER Dlrecfor of lndusfrlol Educo I. S. N. U. B. Ed. Iowa Slafe College, M. S. EILEEN W FINLEY Vocal Music d Norlhwufern U M M DORA MUNSON Home Econgmrcs KATHERINE BOYER Home Economics I. S. N. U. B. Ed. PORTIA ALEXANDER Commerce I. S. N. U. B. Ed. ELIZABETH NETTLETON Commerce U. of Illinois, B. A. DOROTHY POORMAN Nursin Q it Sl. Joseph's School of Nurslnq, R N MARGARET J. IMIG Romance Languages I. W. U., B. A. STUART VAN DORN Physical Educafion Cos Collage, B. A. HOWARD F. SAAR Athletic and Physical Ed. Director Coach I. S. N. U. B. Ed. U. of Illinois, M. A. MELVIN L. MILLER Educafion Easlern Ill. College, B. S. in Ed. U. of Illinois, M. A. ELISSA SAUTER Office Q-,tx MARY JEANNETTE MUNCE Lalin I. W. U., B. A. U. of Illinois, M. A. ELIZABETH SIEGFRIED Physical Education, Sociology Rockford College, B. A. ROBERT C. JONES Physical Educalion' . S. N. U., B. of S. In Educalion NORMA HORROM Dean's Secrefary AMELIA REXROAT Olllco Page Thlrleen CLASS S Thus game of goung to hugh school us by no means modern It has been played for generations However It ns as bewllderlng to each new class as rt was to those precedlng them A freshman as proud to be In any way connected with a more advanced program of educaton yet he feels small and uncertain about many thnngs Regardless of this the fresh man class IS very valuable and everyone IS glad to help nts members along Although there are few varuatuons In thelr school lrfe sophomores and the game A sophomore makes no serlous mistakes as before and a tumor has the satlsfactuon finally of becoming an upperclassman As the name rmplnes a sensor has attained the supernor rank among has fellow students He enloys speclal prlvnleges and Importance guven hum because of has added responsubnlltles For hum the game us near an end and as others have he goes on cherrshlng the frlendshrps and memories he has made I 2 ' I . i I Q I - . . . . . I luniors find that each year grows better as one becomes more adept at ' 1 I ' I I I 1. ,fb ,, wk i 4 . . .,.wv....+...u M, .W:.m.,f + -'NW vs, fwaiii-BF Q- 4-.P ,206-6 vw 05 fi XM 1 vw 4. www-1 mv, Page Frfhen TI L H0 OR OCIETY E IOR My -f CLASS OFFICER Page Sixteen 3rd row Barbara Heck Eva Otle Betty Lou Peckham Wanda Rust Marne Ann Schlemmer Betty Neu Marque Wulson Ray Muller Theodore Temler Owen Bloodgood Phil Tleman Bell Butler Ann Stevenson Jane Keel nd row Mary Ann Dnllmgharn Pat Elgun Phyllus Kirkpatrick Geraldine Bradley Nancy Hoose Donna Bonar Bob Mecherle lom Henderson Barbara Reauger Joan Skinner Martha Garlnnq Jerry Lang Jean Wallet Maryelon Van Ness Betty Jean Spellmeyer Jean Swartz Dorothy Llerman Marshall Pmes lst r w Phyllis Rodman Carol Barclay Mary Ruley Nancy Frlcke Bull LaBounty Melvin Bonke Sally Packard Susie Marhn Georgla Mecherle LaVonne Moffett Darby Smith Carol Reynolds I Bob Hitchcock Treasurer Jack Aldrrdge Plesldenl John LaDue Vice Presldenl Ray Purlrey, Secretary l 2 : . . . . ' . . . I .. D . I I 9 I . r . I I l - l - . I . ' . . N LV L , t b at of '1 if ' A ' - -X2 ,if gaze W' I J K 2 . . l 5 EOR From the tIme the Freshman walks up the wrong sIde of the steps IU hIs fIrst day In school untIl the tIme he walks across the platform of the aduItorIum to get hlS dIploma there take place some of the most enloyable tames In a persons llfe The best year In the lIfe of the student IS hIs senlor year Of course the other years are Important too wIth the basketball vlctorles football Important occurrence In these past four years has been the change IH the student New frlends have been made old frIendshIps have been renewed New ambItIons have been aroused and of course most Important of all new knowledge has been acquIred We the sennors of the class of l948 look back wIth prIde at our wonderful hIgh school and the events whIch made our hIgh school lIfe so enloyable wall long be In our memory I . I I . . . I games, Homecomings and all the parties, assemblies, and plays. The most I l I . I . . I Pg S f fi 'Uk 2 DOLORES ABFALDER lDel From her presence showers Melody JACK ALDRIDGE lMuttl And if we speak true much to this man is due A Cappella l234 Pres 3 Football 23 Aegis Hour l 2 3 4 Student Council 3 Senior Class Pres MARY ALDRIDGE lCooluel Her eyes are home for silence RALPH ANDERSON lAndyl He has that merry glance which seldom ladies hearts resist ELAINE ARBOGAST Slender and neat wmsome and sweet Dramatic Club 234 Short Story Club 2 Life Guard 23 Play Lute of the Party DAN ARMSTRONG Hrs only fault is that he has no fault FDA 4 LOlS AUGSPURGER lChloel Music hath its charms and so does she Latin Club l Student Council 3 A Cappella 3 4 Band 4 JO ANN ARNOLD lJol A capable lassie we all would say Trans from Gardner High School CAROL BARCLAY Petite and kmd wrthall refined Student Council 34 Spanish Club 3 Cheerleader 3 Pep Club 3 National Honor Society RICHARD BATES Uohnnyl What well appointed leader greets us here? DONNA BAREMORE Her modest looks sweet as the prim- rose. Chorus 2- Monitor Club. ROY GENE BENSNYDER lBennyl What l know l know. Bowling 1. OWEN BLOODGOOD lAbel Brains and brawn are sure to win.' Football l,2,3,4, Capt. 45 Basketball l,2,3,4, Capt 45 Baseball lp Track 2,3,4g Student Council ly National Honor Society. ,BFTTY1 BOWERS She is a collection of good things. Senior ay . DOROTHY BENNETT A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Student Council l,2. BEE BOWER Patience is a plant that grows not in all gardens. Latin Club l,2,3g Biology Club 3g Ecclesia 35 Short Story Club 4. JEAN BOOG A winning Miss with charming features. FDA 4. IDA BERNSTEIN lBunniel I have a heart with room for every joy. Page Eighteen DONNA BONAR To ladies' changes half their charms we owe. Latin Club l,2,3,4, Short Story Club 3, Biology Club 3, Lite Guards 3, Dramatic Club 4, National Honor Society. ROBERT D. BOHYER lOogiel He thinks too much. Such men are dangerous. Aegis 3,4, Aegis Hour 4. DOROTHY BOITNOTT lDotl The sweetest smile of all. MELVIN BONKE lMell As consistent as a man can be. National Honor Society. GERALDINE BRADLEY Uerryl The outward expression of an inward grace. Y-Teens 3, Student Council 4, National Honor Society. MILDRED BRAGONIER lMillyl She is good that does good to others. Monitors Club l, FTA 3. .IEANNINE ELOISE BRENT Never taxed for speech. Mariners 2,3, Aegis Hour 2,3,4, A Cappella 3,4, Chorus 2, Y-Teens 4. JACK BROUGHER lCl1ucklesl Girls short or tall, he likes them all. Football l. TED BROCK l've a neater sweeter maiden, in a cleaner, greener land. Band l,2,3,4, Track l, Basketball l, Swing band 2,3,4, Aegis Hour 2,3,4. NORMAN BROWN For he is just the kind whose natures never vary. Track l,2,3,4, Football 3, Ecclesia 4. RICHARD G. BUSBEY lDickl Hurry makes worry, why hurry. Band l, Chorus 1, Dramatic Club 3,4, Latin Club 3, 4, Ecclesia 3, 4, Short Story Club 4, Thespians 4. BARBARA BROWN lBarbl Blue were her eyes, her cheeks like dawn of day. Student Council 3, Ecclesia 3, 4, Life Guard 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 4. CHARLOTTE BRUST lSharkiel ln the name of love, she trumped a heart. GAA l, 2, Girl Scouts l,2,3, Student Council 2,3, Monitjars Club 2, FHA 3,4, Vice Pres. 3, A Cappella Robe Mis- tress . WILLIAM C. BUTLER lBilll A man he was to all the damsels dear. Football l,2,3, Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball l,2,3,4, National Honor Society. BEVERLEE CALKINS lBevl She has two eyes, so salt and brown-beware! CTC 3, Spanish Club 3, FHA 4, Stu- dent Council 4. MARILYN BRYAN lLynnl There is no living without her. Cheerleader 2, FHA 3,4. ART CARNAHAN Were silence golden, l'd be a million- aire. Basketball l,2,3, Baseball l,2,3,4. ROBERT DEAN COAN lCokeyl How wise one must be to be always kind. Bowling l,2, Distributive Ed. Club 4. Page N1 et it Transfer from N. C. H. S. 1 .V . 5 is iigff Q.-cr, Aggies' 1 P 1? 'ln F- b W DAVID COLTON lFatl A little learning is a dangerous thing to be without Hugh Y 2 3 JACK COCHRAN He kept his humor always with him JOAN COTNER Uol She is a maid of artless grace Band 1234 A Cappella 4 RAY WILLIAM CURRY l am very fond of the company ol ladies Band T234 Swingband 4 PAULINE CREWS A more winsome little lady never whis pered laughed or talked Concordia Girl Reserves 2 FHA 3 FTA 34 RONALD COTNER lSonnyl A brow bright with inte ligence Bowling 'l rfwlfr JOAN DAWSON lJoI The silence that is in the starry star Monitors 1 Red Cross 123 Mariners I FHA 2 EARL DAVIS Still waters run deep Movie Operators 4 Transfer from Moosehart MARY ANN DILLINGHAM IDlllyl All the tomorrows are mine Latin I 34 Biology Club 234 GAA 234 Mar iners l 234 JO DOLLEY Uol Vivacity is the gift ot woman Dramatic Club 3 4- Biol - - ' - 'E ogy Club 3 Short Story Club 34 Spanish Club 3 to Trans. from Trinity High School. JANA LOU DOOLIN llaunchiel We know her giggle. Y-Teens 2 3 4. GEORGE DUNCAN 'l am not much given to talking. BOB ENDERS 'Every inch a man. Football l 234- Basketball I- Swimming 234. LOUISE EADS A dainty little damsel.' Trans. from McLean High School. PATRICIA ELGIN IPatl The very pink of courtesy. Chorus l,2g A Cappella 3,4g FTA 3,45 Student Council 3,47 National Honor Society. ALICE FAIRCHILD lAllyl Joy rises in me like a summer's morn. GAA 'l,2,3,4g Mariners l,2,3g Short Story Club 3,4. KARL FARRIS Zealous, yet modest. Latin Club 2,3,4, Golf 2,3,4. TERESA FERRARA Terr Those dreamin e es have I yt 9 Y captured many a man. Transfer from Trinity: Senior Girls Chorus. Page Twenty CHARLES FERNANDES A friend to all. Art Club 2. JACQUELINE FREED Uackiel A cheerful grin will get you in. GAA l,25 Latin Club 45 Library Club 4. LYDIA FISH Tall and stately but full of fun. GAA 4, Trans. from Ramsey Community High School. NANCY FRICKE Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with. Spanish Club 35 Dramatic Club 3,45 Short Story Club 3,45 Biol- ogy Club 35 National Honor Society. WILLIAM GABBERT lWillieI Music waves eternal wands. Football I5 Movie Operators I,2,35 Basketball 25 Biology Club 25 Band 3,45 Swing band 4. EVA MAE GAITER lPee Weel Tho' she is little she is mighty. Concordia Y-Teens I,2,3,4. MARTHA GARLING lMartyl 'iOh that delightful engine of her thoughts. Art League I5 CTC 2,3,45 Aegis 2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3,45 FDA 35 Short Story Club 45 Spanish Club 45 A Cappella Choir 4. WALTER GARRISON lWaItI God bless the man who first invented sleep. NONA GARCEAU lNoniel Heres to the boys who double my joys. DONNA GASH lThe Whistlerl Sweet is every sound. Glee Club 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 Student Council 4. MARILYN GIELOW The eyes have it. LEROY MAURICE GRUBEL lLeeI There is no fear in him. Art Club 2. DORIS GUY lDorieI Happy every day, as if she had picked up a horseshoe. Short Story Club 4. ROBERT HALL lBobl The mirror of all courtesy. Swimming 2,3,45 Golf 2,3. JACOUELINE HALSEY Uackiel Bright eyes with a won- derous witching charm. GAA l,25 FHA I5 Student Coun- cil 35 Dramatic Club 4. BETTY JOAN HARRIS Uol Bright is her face with smiles. GAA I5 Biology Club 2. BILL HARSHA lWiIlieI Handsome is as handsome does. Football l,3,45 Biology Club 35 Golf 3,45 Swimming 45 Transfer from U. High. JOHN ROBERT HAMMOND lRabbitI Worry never d rr Page T my one ma e a man great, why should I worry. HARLEY EDWARD HAUSER lDocl While 'tis true he has some wit, he was very shy of using it. RICHARD HAUSER lKing Ping Pongl The king of the ping. Football lg Basketball l,2,35 Baseball l,2,3,4. JOE HAZZARD lFool Can you imagine him without a girl or two? CTC 3,45 Aegis Sports Editor 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,4. JOAN HENSON lSammyl Short and sweet and hard to beat. Monitors Club 2. BARBARA HECK lBabsl Nothing succeeds like success. Sec. of class lg GAA l,2,35 Mixed Chorus l,2,35 Girls Chorus l,2,35 School paper 2,35 A Cappella 45 National Honor Society5 Transfer from Ben Funk High School. JESSE HENDERSON lBabel Good sense, common sense, yet room for a little nonsense. Concordia Y-Teens l,2,3,4. JANET HEMPHILL lJanl For nature made her what she is, and never made another. Spanish Club 2,35 CTC 35 ABC 35 Short Story Club 45 Transfer from St. Katherines. ARNOLD HERING Short but smart. Aegis 3,4. TOM HENDERSON Genius is composed of two parts- inspiration and perspiration. Tennis l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Football l,2,3,4. OLIVER HENSON Anything for a quiet life. BETTY HITE lHitol ln small measures we just beauties see. Chorus l,2,3,45 GAA l,25 French Club 3,45 Dramatic Club 3,45 Thespians 4. ROBERT LEE HITCHCOCK lCurlyl He is not yet full grown. Student Council lg Mixed Chorus l,25 Biology Club 25 Boys chorus 25 FTA 35 Vice-Pres. Junior Class5 Treas. Senior Class5 A Cappella 3,4. KENT HOCHHALTER lHochyl Great always without aiming to be great. Basketball 2,35 Track 25 CTC 3,45 Aegis Cartoonist 4. EILEEN HOLDERBY lSugarl We meet thee like a pleasant thought. GAA l,2,35 Latin Club l,25 Glee Club lg Monitors Club ly Mixed Chorus 25 Library Club 25 FTA Secretary 3,45 FHA 4. DON HOHENSTEIN Forgetting self till the game is over and fighting for the team. Basketball 3,45 Transfer from Concordia College, Milwaukee, Wis. BOB HOLFORTY lSolidl To live5 what more can we ask? Latin Club 2,35 Hi-Y 2,35 Short Story Club 3, Treas.5 FDA 4. NANCY HOOSE 'AA good face is a good recommendation. Lite Guard l,25 Biology Club 35 Short Story Club 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Dramatic Club 45 National Honor Society. BETTY HOUSE She'd be cheerful under a mountain of troubles. Transfer from Trinity. Page Twenty-three CHARLES HUXEL lBugsl Just a happy-go-lucky fellow. Swimming 2,35 Hi-Y 2,45 Track 35 Aegis 35 Geology Club 3,45 Short Story Club 3,4. ROGER HUDSON The light fantastic toe. Football lp Basketball l. MARY HYNEK lMamiel Let all things be done as done by her. FDA 35 Transfer from Lucy Flower High School, Chicago. FRANK J. HOWARD A gentleman, if not a scholar. Art League lg FDA 4. BERNIECE JOHNSON A kingdom where kindness resides. Monitors Club 35 FDA 4. De LORIS JACKSON lDeeDeel If all is fair in love, where do the brownettes come in. FHA I5 Library club 2,3,4. Transfer from ldaho. JANICE SWAN JOHNSON lSwanyl Theres music in all things if men had ears. Band l,2,3,45 Concordia Y-Teens l,2,35 Girls Glee Club 3,45 A Cappella 45 FHA 45 Student Council 45 Ac- companist Boys Glee Club 4. CHARLES JONES lLittle Jonesl Men of few words are the best men. Basketball 3,45 Track 35 Football 45 Transfer from U-High. DORIS JEAN JOHNSON Ueanl A woman who wants not for words. Library Club l,2. JERRY KERNS lKid Kernsl My heart is true as steel. Track 35 Transfer from Verdugo Hills High School, Los Angeles, California. CONSTANCE KENT lConniel Happy am l, from care l am free. Spanish Club 35 CTC 3,45 Short Story Club 3,45 Biology Club 4. JEAN KAYE Small and full of dynamite. French Club 25 Short Story Club 35 Ecclesia 3,4. PHYLLIS KIRKPATRICK lKirkl Good beyond all earthly need. Art League l,25 Short Story Club 3,45 French Club 3,45 Life Guard 35 Dramatic Club 3,45 Homecoming Queens Court 45 National Honor Society. VIRGINIA KEY lGinnyl O woman thou wert fashioned to beguilef' Mixed Chorus 25 FTA 3,45 A Cappella 3,4. BETTY MAE KEMP Faithfully she did her duty and what is more she enjoyed it. Chorus l,2,35 French Club 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 3,45 Short Story Club 3,4. BEVERLY KOCH lCookiel A queen to all. Mixed Chorus, Pres. I, Vice-Pres. 25 A Cappella Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Student Council 3,45 Queen of Homecoming 45 Allied Youth, Chairman. RALPH KLINE lPoker Facel A friendly heart that has many friends. ABC 2. ROBERT KINTOP lLover Boyl I aim to make business a pleasure and pleasure a business. Football 2,35 Visual Ed. 4. JAMES KRAFT Ulml The lad who puts pep in things Basketball I234 Football I Hu Y 2 RICHARD KLATT lDickl l hope never to be without the company of ladies Spanish Club 23 Treas 3 Geology Club 2 Swimming 34 Short Story Club 3 Track 3 ROBERT KURTZ For hes a folly good fellow Hi Y 2 3 BILL LABOUNTY lWlllue1 To the industrious all things are easy Football I234 Baseball 23 Track 4 Student Council 234 Junior Class President Sec Treas of Student Council 4 Aepix Staff 4 National Honor Society JERRY LANG All great men are dying I dont feel well myself Golf Team 234 Latm Club 234 National Honor Society JOHN LADUE lCrisl The shortest answer is doing Band 1234 Football I Swing band 234 Aegis hour I 234 Allied Youth 4 Senior Class Vice Pres HELEN SUE MARTIN lSuslel lts mce to be natural when you re naturally nice Latin Club 2 34 Pres 4 French Club 34 Sec 4 Short Story Club 34 Dramatic Club 34 Thespian 4 Aepix Staff d4 Student Council 4 National Honor Society DAR Awar JANE LAWYER lDotl Her voice was ever so gentle soft and low GAA I2 Chorus I 23 Cheerleader 3 Transfer from Carlock High School DOROTHY LIERMAN IDotl Do good by stealth and blush to find it fame Spamsh Club 3 Dramatic Club 34 Red Cross 3 FHA 4 National Honor Society WILLIAM ROBERT MAU lBilll 'Doing what he found to do in a cheerful way. CLEOFUS MEADERDS lCleol Though he promise to his loss he makes his promise good. Track l 2 34- Football 2- Band l 2 3 4. BOB MECHERLE 'Not only good but good for some- thing.' Swimming 234- Spanish Club 23. JERRY MEATYARD lMeatballl Our favorite comic. Aegis 2,37 Dramatic Club 3,45 Hi-Y 3,4. GEORGIA LOU MECHERLE lGeorgiel Grace in all her steps, charm in her eyes.' Latin Club 2,35 Spanish Club 3,4, Sec. 4, Short Story Club 3,45 Dramatic Club 45 Aepix Stall 4, National Honor Society. EDITH EILEEN MENKEN lEdiel ln her dark eyes, splen- dor. FHA 2. LEROY MENKEN lKikel With all good graces to grace a gen- tleman. Swimming 2,35 Hi-Y 45 DE 4. LARRY MEYERS lTubol lt isn't any use, for I have a girl. Football l,2,3,4y Swimming 2,3,4y Baseball 2,3,4g Student Council 2,3. RAY MILLER Peace is my profession. Basketball l,2g Baseball 2, FFA 2, National Honor Society. Transfer from Carlock High School. ' 0 DIANE MILLIKEN lDil Very young she seems and tenderly reared. Biology Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Short Story Club 45 Student Council 45 Transfer from Trinity. MAX MINER There is nothing becomes a man like mod- esty. ALMA ELIZABETH MODINE lLizl She does little kind- nesses which most leave undone. Chorus 'l,2,35 FHA 2. LAVONNE MOFFETT lVonniel Goodness dwells with beauty. GAA 'l5 Tri-H-Y 'l5 Chorus 25 Latin Club 3,45 Dramatic Club 3,45 National Honor Society5 Transfer from Streator High School. MARY ELLEN MYERS A Mary smile goes a long way. BETTY NEU My head is a treasury of knowledge. Latin Club 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Ecclesia 3,45 French Club 3,4. BOB NEAL He gave with a zest and he gave his best. Football 'l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Track l,2,3,45 Ecclesia 3,4. JAMES NUCKOLLS lNuckl He has not time for girls or fame. Track 35 A Cappella 4. KENNETH M. NOLL lBudl lf he had any faults, he left us in doubt. Latin Club 2,3, 45 Swimming 35 Golf 3. AUDREY J. OGAN Pleasant to think on. Band l. SALLY PACKARD lSall Ready for every bit of fun, the same to every one. French Club 2,3,4, Sec. 3, V-Pres. 45 Short Story Club 3,4, Treas. 4. DOLORES OSWALD lDodiel Contageously grinning, Courteously winning. Student Council 3. BETTY LOU PECKHAM lBlupl So wise, so gay, she can not live long-single. Latin Club l,2,35 Junior Red Cross 2,35 Dramatic Club 3,45 National Honor Society 4. FRANKLIN PARKER lBudl Sigh no more, Ladies. Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l5 Golf 2,3. EVA MARIA OTTE lEmol Brains, common sense, humor, what more could we ask? Library Club l,2,35 Student Council 25 Pep Squad 25 Junior Red Cross 35 Short Story Club 35 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Aepix Staff 3,4, Editor-in- chief 4. National Honor Society. ROSEMARY PEIFFER She quietly gives her best. Y-Teens 45 Monitors Club l. ROBERT PARE He was just the quiet kind. Football l5 Swimming 2,3,45 Golf 25 CTC 35 Hi-Y 3. JACK PETTICORD lFlipl The world is made for music. Football lp Basketball l5 Prep band 15 Student Council 15 Hi-Y lg Band 2,3,45 Swing band 2,3,45 Aegis Hour 2,3,45 Senior Follies 2,3,45 Dist. Ed. 45 Transfer from Withilo, Po e T ntyl e Kansas' MARVIN PLOENSE lBudl But l've got work to do and I must do it. CHARLES PICKERING lPickl An honest man is the noblest work of God. Biology Club 25 Transfer from Keithsburg High School. DOROTHY POMERING lDotl Common sense is not a common thing. FHA 4. RICHARD PROCHNOW lDickl A true artist. A Cappella 2,3,4. MARSHALL PINES A diploma is his aim. Latin Club .2,35 Biology Club 25 Aegis 3,45 Aepix 45 National Honor Society. MARCIA QUISENBERRY lQuizl When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Life Guard T,2,35 Art League lp Spanish Club 35 Biology Club 3. MARY ANN RANNEY Who could look and turn away. Monitors Club 15 Student Council T5 FDA Secy. 4. RAY PURKEY My size is no measure of my curiosity. Latin Club 2,3,4, Pres. 35 Student Council 3,4, V-Pres. 45 Geology Club 3,45 Secy. of Senior Class5 Short Story Club 3,4. Aegis 4. BARBARA REDIGER lBarbl The power of tho't, the magic of mind. Girl Scouts 1,25 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Ecclesia 3,45 CTC 35 Homecoming Queen's Attendant 45 National Honor Society. ROBERT DEAN REXROAT lRexl The wonder is that one small head could carry all he knows. Chorus 2,3,45 Student Council 3. JACK REEDER Uockol The world's no better if we worry. Football l, Track l,2,3,45 Transfer from Empire Township High, LeRoy. JANE REEL When she is gone, what will the luckless males do? Latin Club 2,3,4, Co-Pres. 45 Lifeguard 2,35 Dramatic Club 3,45 Student Council 45 National Honor Society. CAROL REYNOLDS Those who know her best, praise her most. GAA 15 Senior Girl Scouts 1,25 FHA 35 Student Council 45 National Honor Society. CAROLINE RHEIM lCarriel There is no one like her though there are many imitationsf' FHA 4. JAMES RICHTER Youth, that fault can only time remedy. Latin Club l,25 FDA 3. Transfer from Trinity. JACK ROSSIE He attains whatever he attempts. Transfer from Lincoln High School, Tacoma, Washington. MARY RILEY lTommiel For a sinner thou art too much a saint.' Spanish Club 35 Dramatic Club 3,45 Short Story Club 3,4, Pres. 4, Hon. Mention Merwin Cup5 National Honor Society. PHYLLIS RODMAN lPhillyl A sweet attractice kind of grace. Spanish Club 35 Dramatic Club 3,45 GAA 35 FHA 45 Student Council 45 National Honor Society. Page Twenty-xl ELINOR RYAN A life that leads melodious days. DON ROBITSKE His words and ways are winning. A Cappella 4. WANDA RUST lRustyl She is doubly an artist, draws pictures and friends. Art League l, Short Story Club 3, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Ecclesia 3, Aepix 3,4, Art Editor 4, FHA 4, National Honor Society. JACQUELIN RUDAT Uackiel Her eyes are filled with the twinkle of friendliness. HERMAN RUTLEDGE My salad days, when I was green with judgment. LARRY SALZMAN lShavel A man has will, but woman has her way. Football l,2, Track l,2,3,4, A Cappella 2,3. JOAN SARVER I would rather be out of this world than out of fashion. Chorus l,2,3. ROBERT GEORGE SCHAPMIRE lArchiel Life without Laugh- ing is a dreary blank. Band l,2,3,4. KENNETH SAUNDERS lSandyl Would that there were more like him. Baseball 2, Football 3, Track 3,4, Trans- fer from West High, Minneapolis, Minn. MARIE ANN SCHLEMMER I choose the stage. A subject fair and free. Monitor l, Pep Squad l,3, Girl Reserves l, Dra- matic Club 2,3,4, Co-Pres. 4, Chorus 2,3f Junior Class Treas. 3, Thespians 3, French Club 3,4, Student Council 4, FHA 4, Na- tional Honor Society. WILLIAM T. SCOTT Mirth with thee I mean to live. Football l, Biology Club 2, Latin Club 3,4, Short Story Club 3,4. BARBARA JEAN SHEEHAN Thy spirit, Independence, let me share. Chorus 2, Transfer from Trinity. CARLENE SHORT Composure is thy charm. FHA 4, JOAN SHEPHERD lLizl A daughter of the gods is she- divine and talI. MERLE SHERMAN Fear not, my lord, l'Il play the orator. Swing Band 3,4. BETTY JANE SMITH Blue-eyed miss. FHA 3,4, Pres. 4. ALICE SMITH Thou clearly knowest when to speak and when to keep silent. GAA 4. HERBERT F. SNOOK lHubl Who could look and think gamDLgnorant? Chorus l, Baseball 2, Movie operators 7 F 4. Page Twenty-seven 5 ah? P4 7501: JOYCE SMITH With the gold of the sun in her hair. Chorus 2,3,4. DARBY DAY SMITH 'Tis you that is music, as well as your song. Latin Club l,2,3, Pres. 35 Lifeguard I,25 Biology Club lp Short Story Club 3,45 A Cappella 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Band 45 Dramatic Club 45 National Honor Society. BETTY JEAN SPELLMEYER Faithful to duty, loyal to friends. Latin Club 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 3,45 CTC 3,45 Transfer from U. High5 National Honor Society. JACK SNYDER As nonchalant as he is good-natUred. Football I,2,35 Track 2,35 Student Council 3,45 Vice-Pres. 45 FDA 4. FRANCES SPRAU She's serious when she works, but when she plays? FHA 45 Transfer from Bellflower, Illinois. BETTY JEAN STALEY Better not be at all, than not be great. Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Thespians 3,45 FHA 3,45 FTA 3,45 Red Cross 3. ZULA STARKEY Loveliness when unadorned, adorns the most.' Transfer from N. C. H. S. ROBERT STEPHENS lPee Weel l'll warrant him heart whole. Football l,2,35 Basketball l,2,35 Track l,2,3,4. JOAN STEARNS A dainty little maid is she, so prim, so neat, so nice. GAA l,2,35 Mariners l,25 Life Guard l,2,35 Orchestra l,2,3. ANN STEVENSON Humor and wit and priceless ieweIs. Life Guard I,25 Latin Club 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Thespians 3,45 National Honor Society. LEOTA STIELOW lPoatl Neatness is the crowning grace of womanhoodf' GAA 3,4. SHILOH STROUSE lPeggyl Girls short or tall, he likes them all. Band 3,45 Swing Band 3,45 Transfer from El Paso, Illinois. GEORGE FRANCIS STONE The only way to have a friend is to-be one. MAJORIE STODDARD She's studious yet full of fun. JEAN SWARTZ Youthful of grace, force and enthus- iasm. Latin Club 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Thespians 4: Student Council 3,45 Lifeguard 35 National Honor Society. ROY STRAWN Blessings on thee, little man. Track T5 Tennis 2,3,45 Football 25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3. JERRY SULLIVAN Uakel Show me a happier man than l. JOAN SKINNER lSkinnyl Gracious, goodness, what a busy woman she is! Junior Red Cross I,2,35 Aegis l,2, 3.45 Editor-in-chief 45 Student Council l,2,45 ABC 25 Latin Club 2,3,45 Latin Contest Winner 35 CTC 3,45 ISHSPA Delegate 2,45 Quill 8. Scroll 3,45 Aegis Hour Director 35 FDA 35 Short Story Club 35 Merwin Cup Win- ner5 Citizens of Tomorrow radio program5 State Latin Contest 45 National Honor Society. page Twenty-eight MARIAN SWEARINGEN Her hair is not more sunny than her heart. Spanish Club 37 Stort Story Club 4. THEODORE TIMLER lTedl A deep thinker. Baesball l,27 National Honor Society. BETTE DEAN THOMAS lBibsl Some women are a bless- ing. Band l,37 Concordida Y-Teens 2,3,4. PHIL TIEMANN lFlipl A match lor many. Football ll,2j Track l7 Spanish Club 37 National Honor Society. STEPHEN L. TUDOR lStevel With a grave aspect. Track l,2,3,47 Basketball T,2,3. PHYLLIS TROWER lPhyll A smile for alI. FHA 2,37 Ecclesia 3j FDA 47 Senior Girls Chorus 4. BILL VANDEVENDER lVandyl The ladies call him sweet. Football l,2,3,47 Baseball l,2,3,4, Capt. 47 Basketball 2,3,4. DORIS WALLER As sweet as May and always gay. Red Cross l7 Hi Tri l7 FHA 37 Transfer from N. C. H. S. MARYELON VAN NESS Variety is the spice of life- here's one variety. Latin Club l,2,37 Life Guard 2,37 Ecclesia 37 National Honor Society. DONNA VOSS lShortyl Deeds, not words. Chorus 2,37 A Cappella 4. HARRY BERTRAM WAGONER, JR. lBertol What man dare I dare. Baseball 2j Track 3j Transfer from Des Moines: Iowa. CLEO MARDELL WARCUP lMartyl Her loveliness adorns her well. CTC 3, Treas. 37 Home Coming Queen's attendant 4. ROGER WEED lSpeedy Weedyl l take lile as it comes. JOYCE WETZEL The girl with the golden smile. Life Guard 2,37 Spanish Club 3j Short Story Club 3,47 Aepix Staff 4. GENE WEBER lThe Mouthl Wisdom of many and the wit of one. Biology Club 27 Latin Club 2,37 Athletics Manager 3,4. DELORES WHITNFY llDe Del A kingdom where kindness re- sides. Biology Club 2j Short Story Club 3. IRIS WICK Maiden to whom her word was all in all. GAA l,37 Latin Club 27 Transfer from Lexington, Ill. JEAN WILLET Just to be gentle and sweet, to everyone I meet. Spanish Club 37 Short Story Club 3 4- Dramatic club 3,47 Biology club 3, v-Pros. 3, Noiabiiol Honor Society. age Twenty-nine fr. C ' . I .5 I- +5 Qs S10 I LAWRENCE WILLIAMS IMoe Hilll Did nothing in particular, and did it very well. Band l,2,3,45 Biology Club 25 Junior Class Alderman 35 Short Story Club 4. MARGIE WILSON Theres only one, oh, Margie, its you. Latin Club l,2,35 Biology Club 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 45 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Thespians 45 Student Council 25 GAA 3,45 Short Story Club 45 Junior Class Secretary 35 National Honor Society. ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON IZibbyI A lump of sugar- sweet and refined. Dramatic Club 3,45 Biology Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Short Story Club 3,4. ROBERT WILLIAMSON IShortyI I came, I saw, I conquered. Manager ot Football 25 A Cappella 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Aegis 3,45 Pep Club 3, Pres. 3. EVELYN WRIGHT Good beyond all earthly need. Ecclesia 35 FHA 45 Transfer from East Peoria. FRITZ WINTERROTH I am very well content when I'm lwith .loannI. Spanish Club 3. KEITH YOUNG lRubinoftI Tho' last, not least. Orchestra l,2,3. CHARLES WILLIAMS I have a liking for the name of Mary. Page Thirty ff' I 'S . Q-. u-' 5 3 05294 S' ,S sg o f r':f Q -. 4,14 X Mgr 9 Page Thirfy-on JUNIOR CLASS OFFICER , f H., www -wifi . MM, 33? .Tr Se My f mi qw I ' iz '.l ' m ,. 9 V S? , F' . ,rf N . ' r u, . ..M. 'nlE'?2'1 !'?e!fU'5'y Q' -v . . I f s ' V' zf--- S 1, ,-.1 -A ' 'F ..-- Owen Kiawiifer, Elmo Thorsen, Jack Smifh, Paul Harris Page Thirty-two A P I A -x JS r Q., . . ,Q 1 s I . A kgygu - 1 E ,wp .1 .IU IOR Webster Lower ln stondlng or an rank Other dnstrnctuve soynngs or quolutles 1 To be or not to be? Look ot thot Sophomore' lm on upper clcssmon' Wont be long now Me walk to school? Two loves have I Mr Kurtz s best known student You gotta date? When you were sweet suxteen It cunt necesscruly Moe A group ot .lumors plonnlng the Junior fleld day P g rn fyfh 2. . 3. ' - . 4. ' . 5. . 6. 7. . ' . 8. . 10. ' ' ' Jerry Abbey Lois Amrrrerman K , I f. 0-2 Q A . , Lela Arbuckle P- 2! 'Y N . :X . - e X Jeanne Anderson - lv- Q ' Belly Anderson tw ts K Q Ronald Arbogasl Bill Anderson fr A K, g h , - , - Pal Argadine X! 3 fl Jim Baker l L ' fx y I Phyllis Baker v, p iv- 3 2- 'L W Q Jeannine Barley - V L T 5 Barbara Barling I ' 'M ft' A P sam. Barlow QQ Q 3 Cora Nelle Bale: s . , .- Beverly Bean ' 1 Doris Becrofl Myron Beier . ,- Aw . A R ' N 'X Barbara Bell 'T 6 4. ,Q 5 Sue Bender ' 6 Q V kk i Elaine Bales y W E ' V H aw Carol Baxfer 4 I lr . l . ' , :X L ,A ' 4 Q nl.: : ft X Joyce Baxler .K X Virginia Beneclxe Da, , Billie Bennel 0 ' , fx Y ,., ,. Donald Benz Q E N X 6 W , H RC ' A XM Lonnie Bernslein ' , ,,.,, .- In . Russell Beyer VA HZ. i A yy Pally Blanchard M I In s -I I - ' asf. ' if r-v .M xi: .' ' re- v 5. X lb. Belly Boilnoll W ., John Bosworlh We 'Sa my N is Jo Ann Bramble 5, . l 5, r 6- f 1- Lois afighl 'V - ri' - Richard Click George Brooks 7 ,L X g r h is 5. 5, ,X M ,A ft:-8 Joyce Brown X b Q nxt, Q Q Bk 5 I a G Mack Brown ' . B 4- ' ... - ,,. Q. J 9' Dale Brownewell 1 , Vw . . Madeline Buchanan V, QW' Qi kai' Evelyn Brooks ' 1' ' l A I ' Q, ji Russel Carpenfer Peggy Cloyd K. ' Vivian Coffey gf , 'V iv, 'N Morris Covinglon ' Q i Q Wayne Coyle L 'N iw Spud Crank , ? I Jean Cross X fig l Q Q ls A fe I ,NX Q Norwood Cullers g Joan Curry . Delores Cushman -A '53 A M N in ,A 3 ' 2 5- Jerry Davidson t , ' A , . i 6 James Davis x A X 'A' ' i I L lr- ' cv Jack Delherage , i if I Vs, Diane Dexler 'fir y Nl i K i ' X L ,sl . s X I Y . Ronald Dillingham A H Belly Dilchen N :X Kennelh Donaldson er n as . ,. l , Ralph Donor gi . QA 4, M 'I 2 ll. , 4 :Q Q g Belly Easl ' 5, 5- 4, ,gd W . U- , Guy Edwards r 'Cf' , r' 77 Jean Elfreich I A vw' D , 'QW' , i yi gq ' M x 1 xl S -. x I EHR ' Q Page Thirfy-foul 46 N a w Q It ps as Y JUN rv fs 6- ? 471 -X ar we-5 'Q DK Ah 1 , - L J TN 1 ,- an -3' lb nf Q' 949 JL. ' 9- an 'F 'X as 'lk Q lb. i L- una- J- .4 NX Zu ., L bv- Wye lb' fu s. ew ,S-1 x Donald Enos Richard Efhlngfon Paffy Evelsizer Sue Ferrie Mary Flicklnger Belly Fosler Jeanneffe Frank Frances Funk Nlargaref Frye Norma Frankenberger Hodge Fuller Roberf Games Pauline Gaolher Jacqueline Garbe Belly Green Dorolhy Gerling Herberl Gerfh Carl Guerman Rnchard Goelzer Wavla Gazelle John Gregg Boyce Bowden Harrlel Bradley Annabelle Bolkun Paul Grrffln Bob Gross Jack Guess Helen Gunn Nancy Hadden Barbara Ha Harry Hall Paul Hams Arlene Hancock Mary Hazzard Don Hefler Harold Hefner Joan Hendon Barbara Henry Sarah Holder Mabel Hlleman Lee Hunegardner Barbara Hochhalrer Kathleen Huell Marelyn Hollalz James Hagler Joanne Jump Geraldsne Howard Waller Hulvey Marrlyn Jaeger Jummue James Jnmmee Jones Floyd Jordlne Efhel Mae Karon Jo Ann Kller Charles Knmler Bull Ing Gladys Kiper Owen Klawlller Belly Klrnk Page Thrrfy live N. Q 2 K' ' , A 1 . .J ,Q me ' 3 get A 2 R 1 J y 5 J v 'ff ' P Q- ' J J -Q - B J an - , J J J ga ll A J' 1' J 3 l v A Q sx Q Q f xi A Q l A N x Q . v ' x . w 'W 5- J . if G Zn -'L 1 4- 3 - wwf' l A. N , tix. 5 , X J J 1-r J. ay, M Q ,qi ,J gr , H V :L x In if de... I I rw' 'A H.. 0 Q 4 M ' u 'E fx B : Jfflfl- J' or 'l ' my '-1 : I J ,1-Y as-.1 u J 1 0 'x I. .3 A ' M 11 so cn J - 25 -lj ll- G Carroll Jo Henry W y V A W Q - fr L D rv J! A' fc -5 ' M 11 ' ' ,, JA. V . l AZ nl ' 4 4 6 Q mx V V H - A . ' J li 4 x N ' J J '..- ff -5 . Q 1 - J QI K. qf J 4' t J 1 Q, TJ 5 - ' ' 'R' J J J l J x l - ' I Y ,J , N 6 ' ' Je -+ - 5 ln J Q J ' 1 J . , ' ' N1 P J Wendell Kopp Melvrn Kunz Phrllrp Lackey Pally Laesch Beverly La Fever Mary Leonard Charles Lewrs Eleanor Lewrs Dorolhy Lown Barbara Malher Margarel Lockenvllz Sue Lune Edrlh McMurray Davud Marlnn Shirley Marlin Bob Mason Charles Malchen Pauline Malhls Palrrcua Mallungly Alma Meaderd Barbara Meadows Joyce Merer Zella Meredulh Grace Muller Shrrley Muller Shirley Moberly Marilyn Merger Lloyd Morreau Evelyn Morrrson Lors Mozer Audrey Newlon Roberl Newell Margarel Odell Barbara Olrnslead Clrflord Olrrrslead Carrie Peck Eugene Pell Wrnona Peacock David Pallerson Dysarl Pressley Belly Pence Robert Phnllrps Alan Polls Ray Pochel Donald Presley Ruchard Prescoll Bull Prolzman Jean Quick Bob Rernlhaler Belly Glen Render Ronnne Reynolds Francis Richardson Tom Roberls Palrrcna Robeson La Mar Rodman Judy Rosenlhal Jrm Ross Noel Rowan Rrchard Ryan Donna Rusmlsel Page Thrrly su if 17 as 1' ins. n In 4 QFJ Juv s.. 5. -v. A sa fs 0 1' gs Pk M rl ' rr Y Ab 'Na la- W3 L fr r vn- 9- Sf- 1 H AX X :Z .': 1 ow xx X f 5 4 nr. Y . A I 1- rp.: Q - in ,,, ,. cy. . r, l 'C ' R ' 'J '5 Q . 1 2 4 a re- . X 'D Q 'Q' Y ' K 1 1 r X11 3 'll K clan , 'A V r . A 1 he vw 1 yo ' . . '. 'E , it - ' el U g I ' Ev' s r . w - l 5 ' N . . I J , 1 , ,f f . l qc I R .ltr X, . . L LH lr- 'r Q ' E s , .Q . 'X A 2 - ' ' my 'X . . . 5 K 5- :f a ny I' K - . Y. wg , H MV . 4 N , V V my Y' .1 ,A 'sa N I J 5' all J ' M y ' ' , A, A A of ' fo ' r- R fl' if 9- ' , . 2 s, v, J , .:- S i ,I 'K 2 5. h L L4 ' , J F' r f A . M. X X . ' Q AN 1 Q 3, Q i 'l ' . J y 4 .w t , ,Q , J X Al , M ' , R or N ax. 752' J 'f - if. 'J' ,R in 0- 3 1 8: , a ips - W O Q' V , V ew ' J R r Y A' rr R K R ' I 44X 9 ' fx Q Al K' R' u E.. w 'H Q Z . AI, 1- 3 , K V wa. ' or lx 4 . 4- ' r y J l A J rm lx , ll f rr, 1 , is R . y A W y ' uf V y 4:5 V li: 11 . :J J 2+ ' -R 1' , ' 7' ' Q an ,V g, v s ,K W . . . Y - l K lei lb D my Q i B I A Q -' as - 4- 5 '- Q- J :A -ff T l ii, M 'l w ' 5 if fu Al 18 T' -fl .-, l 1 L 1 5-.ll , :wiv 7: s Q 1 T iv . , vi' LL .T as X5 ' r x 1 x l x A . :al X I L 2 3 -1, lr r' ,, 4 A fr' ' 'fn' JY' I 4. V. 42 , :Q , n we ,-y , L 1 i or - F71 ,M aw., . Margaref Schlemmer Mary Schroeder Gordon Scofl Laura Ellen Scolr Tom Scolf Marilyn Search Jack Seniff Madalyn Shaded Charloffe Short Frank Sipes Jack Smilh Mary Mae Smivh Ben Snyder Joyce Spreen Evan Slrawn Adabelle Sloner Marilyn Sfeege Charles Sullins Joe Theobald Alice Tosh Orville Townsend Mary Uhrie Ralph Townsend Janice Walden Don Ward Roberl Weakley Virginia Weakley Bob Wellinreiler Belly Wells Belly Wilcox Virginia Wilkins Charles Williams Norman Williams Charles Wilson Mary Williams Pauline Wilson Alben Wolff John Hornbeck George Baird William Schulz Jerry Vandervorl James Venard '--5 , I 6 v df. AN 4 to 1:5 Q .yin xg' 5- Y' :- ' b- ...T 851' l Y tx if . , ' 'Z 3 lf. 0. - B J f N 9 es t J, -e y 'N f ' Qi , 4 4- A xi It 1, ,, . 'fail Q' Fc I '2 1 egg, ,es 6 i , -53+ Q' A L ' Aj aff?-W I . V Pdge Thirly-seven - v il' ig. OPHO ORE Webster One next above a Freshman Other drstrnctrve saynngs or qualrtles Really cocky now Out of my way Freshle l Whats the Junror Sensor Prom? lm bug trme now Arent the Sensors darllng' Whats trlgonometry3 There aunt nobody here but us chickens lndrspensable lt aunt necessarrly Moe Page Thirty elg A Drllgent Sophomore l. . 3. ' ' - ' . 4. ' ' ' . 5. Who do the Juniors think they are? 6. ' ' ' . 7. ' ' . 8. ' ' ' 9. ' . IO. ' ' ' l Qs Margaret Abfalder S ' William Adams 3 4 kgs ' F' ' Rosemary Adrian ' Q 1 Bernice Alsman ' Kennelh Alvey x -A Harry Ayers 1 l E Mariella Bapfisfe Jim Bosworth Rae Jean Bradley y .1 Jack sm . Q R' ' Sally Beniamin ' M' 5' Q1 it Rosalie Berkowifz Maxine Berr .fm , Y Glenn Beyer Leonard Beyer Pallie Blair ' ' Joel Bloomquisf 75 ' Dorolhy semi. K 9 A . Neffie Bowden ' am simian x i Barbara Brandi ,gvgv Dick Brisfow Lilamae Brown Jeanne Buford 1- Judy Busick Q A B George Caldwell Barbara Camp Hazel Campbell is y B. 'A i if 3 5 l f 'A ,vo I 1:T'cf ' .4'- is Kennelh Carney ' M , - ' Virginia Carpenler 1 Sandy Cephui - La Verne Chesfney A 1: 8 'lb A2 x if I' Dorofhy Coan I Barbara Codding Donald Coffey Alberfa Carringlon 2' rx if , 'AZ' 8 Q- Q I Palsy Cofner Carolyn Crafl N Kirk Cruze N-.K my ,, Q B Venifa Culpepper I' i l Q . ' ' ,. i y Donald Daley S 5 3 9' L , V 9' Marilyn Deane . V I 'jr A v , Ann Davl! , f X ' ' ' Carolyn Demlow W, ' ' Barbara Dibble -Q-xy, .nl fm ' carol cunning Mary Frances Dobbs Archie Douglas A ' Bob Dunkin I 9 K- ' V Lois Dunlap ' M 4 ' 'f V, V , - ' Jim Dykes 7 ' George Dyson 4 ,A 3 , 'A 4 A Jim Earl , I :fi x 7 f L' e 1- . i Bob Ely Q ' , Mary Emery 'j w 7. A . 3. - I ' ' ' ' Phil Engle V X s ' ' Jim Each Nl Nancy Eisenberg , 1 ' Tom Evelsizer 7 Richard Farmer .- , i g , 'D A X Page Tlliriy-nine Alan Fausf Jerry Felmley ,-15. Carol Flachsbarl Raymond Flernvng Sally Flesher 1' Jerry Flunl PN- Raymond Freeman Leroy Gelsfhorpe Maryore Garbe Rosalre Granrng .V Marhn Gelslhorpe Eugene Gibson Rrchard Grllen Richard Godan Barbara Grlesemer Roger Goflschalk Marrlyn Goersch Ora Lee Graham Mabel Grammar Marilyn Green Rose Marne Green pq. Darlene Gregory Mary Gunn June Hall Maurwce Halsey Mary Hamrr-ell gf Evelyn Haffreld Duane Hamrnan Bob Hazzard Jack Hazard 'Nl' Sarn Hendrrcks -. Emma Lou Hendryx Ronald Herdez Marguerrle Hendryx C arles Hull Ronald Hll Ronnie Hull Waller Houfl Doris Half Marilyn Holnlges John Horner Lorene Hoog Susan Hoose Joan Hubbell Bull Houk Jam Huxel Evelyn Howard ov- Harry Howard -Q ss- Belly Jacobs Beverly James Bob Jenluns Charlotte Johnson Glen Johnson Byrl Jones Jean Johnson Herberl Jordrne Mary Joseph J? g Shirley Kemp Earl Kerr ,A Marulyn Kerz M' l. Page Folly -v ns 63 F' 1 bv Q. Q 9. Qu Er an 4. 'Os U- K' in-QL 1- 'Q' 1 8' as wx l .. my sr- SA 'ak -we L' C'- M... Lx! xiv if vl- 0' .aw 5 wr my O' Q. K 45, r- 5. M, x s-, -Q- ? as 191 aw- 2:-. hm SZQS t 1 I N49 7- 9. qs , X Carmen Knolh Gerald Knofh Marllyn Koerner Phrlllp Kohler Bull Krople Lawrence Lamb Mary Land Mary Lankford Lorella Lander Norma Larll Davrd Lee James Lehman Lyle Lemme Harold Lrmer Mayme Lush Jo Lunneman Melvln Lnpscomb Bob Lxllrell Edward McGrew Michael Mc6unre Eddie McKmney Shlrley J McNuer Wayne McNulty Franklin Maesky Alfred Marshall Vern Malheny Francrs Malson Daisy Mall Beverly Maffmqly Roberf Malfmgly Claude Mayberry Frea Mayne Kenneth Messrnore Barbara Mulan Gordon Muller Kennelh Maller Mary Mlnfus Edwln Moberly Robert Mock Frank Morlon Berry Moser Wayne Nlepagen Renee Norns Wesley Oglesby Marilyn Olsen Bull Packard Donald Parldo Ronald Parudo Darlene Passmore Beverly Ploense Marlorue Peuffer Hazel Polmg Bull Popeloy Joan Popendlck Harlan Polls Barbara Powell Billy Powell Phyllrs Prescofl Jack Raney Bull Ranney Page Forry one , ,. l A . ,' , fa -- . 2' 6-v . 5 15' s. 'I L ll, ' ' V 5 2, ' P . l A l ' ilu 5,5 f A , . ,x of L la ,,, 2:1 1 I xx ., V ' V 'K - L . 'Z 5 , 'it' '- ' ' , -as L -- P of L , ' A N V' 4 J , y . . fl we if '2 i rl -x ef ' x, l 65' L I ' gr--sez 'R , 11 as 5 . f I 9 ,. P ' is R f jf . ' .Al ' q ' ' . ' ,I ' A X f,S.,K A ' 5- 1, ,L ' W l . v 9 . 4: 1 9 5 N 9. ., ' Tr , L l ' z x 9 V I R N T Q. , id ' 3' g . ' ., ' I 1 , 1 I ' I ' . 6 nh ' 1- ,r,f- ir . . . -I Q A ,ly y y Q A f N , k , .- G . AA' 5 R g 4. A . P3 as Q l C- '. 5' Q f I rf' it 4 'qy ,, W I - xx 1 2 A ik., ' fl' fs 'I' 1- 'i as , .M 1 ' r' L gl.. ' ' ' ,, v . v. X Q l N 52- . . Q X N 4 l 'x ' H' ' , x X' I . s , -v n I 'W Y x l ' I . NX - , Fu ii ' L ' ' s- +L ' Q- - ' a L P 5 I 1,5 f ' K n l' ' N 5:55 -,I Q .5 , Barbara Reiner Dolores Redlger Jean Reuh Belly Rexroal Dean Rhoades Shlrley Robmson Refla Rowan Donald Rupp Judy Rusmlsel Don Ryburn Howard Saar Andy Schapmlra Beverly Schneider Bob Schroeder ,K x Ronald Schroeder Wilma Schwandl Charloffe Scoff Q.. Xbiie - 'V Ronald Scalf Robert Sebeny g Wulllam Sellberg Helen Shadowens Q ,..,, 's Sue Ann Shepherd Carl Shepherd Joanne Shuerry 1 Edward Slmmons gf K z Sandra Sampson Gllberf Slazel Warren Slaqel 'd x 'fl Davld Smith Joyce Smulh Rowena Smulh Ni Richard Smllh i 0 Howard Soulherland Pafly Sfearns George Sfephenson Dorofhy Sfevens Audrey Sullsvan Bob Sumner Eddue Sulherland James Swearungen Mary Swrclx Esfher Tabor J Q Geneva Tabor Claude Taylor W Drane Taylor Steve Taylor Phyllis rheobara iv- Marvrn Thomas Rosemary Thomas Ray Thomas Roger Thompkms M4 Os gf 'Q' Vuclorua Thorpe A 'W Loss Tnnervan Harold Truce Bob Townsend June Treash Duck Todd Charles Tudor Larry Tudor Marvin Tuggle 'XX W'-v N Q' M A Page Forty two K . ' . - 4, s ' so , l 4- A ve p be , fr 'T T as S 1 . :. sf :S D Q I4 ' I , ' li Q , .2 - g. ,ff ., V . is ' 3 ' K , T 4, ':, - or R ax: 1' R in , l l ' lk my T R U .. Y X J of J 5 cy. -. 'N-s. I 14. 3 in 21- QM .. ' ' ' mfr J '26 my 'J' '4- T A 3 V , S, f Mir, y 7 We 3 Wf- R S J, S .1 ,'r. 52 . ' 4 ' ' 'Fifi' ' ' iv ' , X, - XV l A Q, - V , '77 L , 5' V . ' fl . W 5 K K Q ,' 4 K, ,V ,A R I , y -A V I V , I 1 ,new , .V N ' A . 6 ,kg in 5 f 1 i Q M, , .fa J ,T T X xr X f 'K N Y 1- so rr 1 an . . if 'Q' f elf' ,.:,L.,, - S Q L' ' .I y T I A R r Q is Q f ' .ax IL F J 5, , lf ' H f. 5 .1 I M , . V Y M rx rm s G 1 ,N X We , Q A x - V T l 1 .2-Q '- i -A l ' 'AR T' 'ZR A , 5 gr ' :J far T' . e xx J J ' in 3 Q Q W Q K Q, Q ,, J A , S T A rx. , A d iv ' f.. 1 as 4- S fn' - . U '. V A - v.l 5 Q, . Y E7 .X , f. - T' rxf' K ,gh Q . gif, T1 N J X 5' GDL Q . , x Akl, 4 J A A V Q ,1 51 Va ., X I Mir ' W' S X Q, ,qxns b 'T 1 ?' fs 'vs fu Joan Van Hook Claire Wade W 5' 'h ,ng 1- 2 Q., . ,N Barbara Walden L T li 'i K gh Bill Walker tv t 7' 1 i E7 Barbara Wall Sb' f ' v in i Don Wallanschlager , , A Belly Wardmansel . 'x , x Phil Wanqalin Rod Weaver A ,N 4 if , Juanifa Wells L Q' - 1 B ' 'xx Q Roland West ' cl, Q Palsy While 4 y , Wayne Williams I ! A' X Carol Wilson w nib- fa Joan Wilson 6- Bob Winslead . .pi Phyllis womi , Marilyn Worklium J 'VX if Dixie Younf as Q- K A g Y 5 5 6- A -u-ig N X Pally Zalsx 6 ' ' , ,gi Ken Ruhrup X .15 Y .' I ' John Slaplex ' Jess Yarqer KL rf R .' 5 Fred Szabados r A - 'J' ' -W Jerry Nichols l Clara Coyle ,T , 5 - ' Y Wayne Anderson 'Z N l K . ht If If-3 , '75 W Robert Lackey aw: 'tf l gg. sem wrigm , ' L Gloria Wriqhf I A ' I I x ' Bob Yonai lla pm 42. i I , 'I Aix, rf i 1. 5, 1 .a -1' Q V xq ws ' glib vi? , ' Y Q nz' 'V I, f , A Q' ' ' ' l W V 1 , X 1, ,g -qi? 7 , , .Xxx W vw .iv 1 i v ' Nm 0 I V arf Y 4L lin' ijjifif 71, .V , rr,-A J my - um ' ' , , 11511 X Q , X' Q 'Q 1 A l . A . f Q - . f W mi if gf, .ff l ' Y in iff' lx im . . lv L f? ll ,Q - MW! A' f in WW W fm , . A. ' ,e if xr 1 xx ' 1 X M! I , ' l g Q A K I N , . 1. gl M it 1 , f X ' A A ' W l , ,f L ' 9: -I H , - X . , 'A If ff X Page Forfy-three 1 1 ,mf I' FRE HME Webster A Novice Other dnstrnctuve sayings and qualltues Where IS the elevator? Whos Mr Wells? Whats a study hall? Wheres the assembly? What time as recess? Whats a seventh hour? FRESHMAN A person who walks up the DOWN slde of the steps FRESHMAN One who uses halls as a slrdlng COUTSG FRESHMAN The boy who ends up IH the gurls 9Ym It aunt necessarrly Moe Let An unudentltred student dllugently studyung the latest Comlc book lt us t as dltflcult to read the Forbidden lter ature on the steps than to htde It behand the cover ot your notebook tn class 'ws l. ' . 2. ' . . 3. ' . 4. ' . 5. ' ' . 6. ' . 7. 1 8. : ' ' 9.' 1 ' ' ' 10. ' ' ' tt . .. .. . . i . no l U- 4-. 'X 'B-w J ef' ,Q as , Q1 Q- T' -4 KX 'VN 5. .- .Q -v. 'U' A ,- nk A L , Q- -wl fr:-fy, 2 Ei A 'S F gn pu 'U Q, Y , James Eades Joann Engle Gerald Erps Roberl Efes Kyle Ewing Barbara Farris Ralph Fausl Luella Ford Wandalene Fowler Donnabelle Franks Paul Franks Nancy Frey Howard Frunlr Doris Fry Richard Gaddy Dorofhy Games Q- La Rue Gaines ii Ann Walters .aan he ' ai Loada Games Lindsey Garter Carolyn Kagel Sally Kaye Flora Kelern Laurella Kern: John Kung Laura Belle Knapp Marilyn Kohlhaqen Warren Kurlh Bull ana Romayne La Fever Nancy Lanqhofl Roberl Lanigan Gordon Lauher Ruth Lee Helen Leben Imogene Lee Gordon Lembke Roberl Lemme Mulfon Lewis Belly Lupe Jerry Lipscomb Marilyn Lockwood Chrislina Lovins Shirley Lush William Lullrell Ernesfine Walker Gloria Warcup John Wehmeier Don Wey Marqarel Wheeler Diane White Eleanor While I g - If virginia wneo. 1, 'A ss. ev , Q 5 , v 1? 1 L ' If r r ik, A , A s i Dorothy Williams Dorolhy Williams Anna Lee Williamson Joyce Wilson Richard Wilson Betty Winferrofh Marion Woli Page Folly-live Lyle Wood John Wooledge Margaret Wright Ruth Wright Eileen Craiq Alan Curry Donald Curry James Curtis Robert Curtis Joan Dambold Jane Darllnq Cecile Daugherty Jerry Davidson Anita Carol Davis Donald Devore Donna Devore Richard Dobson Victor Drinqenberg Betty Abtalder Shirley Adams Anna Ahrens Pat Alvin Joan Armxtronq Richard Arnold Floyd Babbitt James Baird Lois Ballenger Guy Bandelro Gladlola Baptiste Jack Barnes Richard Bastable Sue Baxter Delores Bell Phyllis Bellamy Irvin Berry Irene Beyer George Bickel Elinor Bieneman Richard Blair Howard Blanchard Robert Blessing Norma Craig Edith Houk Elsie Gaither Edith Gang Emma Lou Gardner Phyllis Gazelle Billie Gibson Delores Gibson Fredric Gibson Gene Goodman Charlotte Gregory Albert Grethey Walter Griffey sf ix-, 2 '- .,.,,e. u2gf'i 15- iiiic fi ' xih 6 it f K' Q 91 ' , 9 f X V A A- nl in T' -. G ,Aa . 1 y no mffvv 1'..k Q , .K 5, . .Q F R 1 1? X A , Q, K . ' it v., I 1 D 0 a ii IR cz, 4 ei 6 l,r I 49' Louis Hall , y H Priscilla Hamilton ' il ' Gerald Hanson -A 1 k In Q 00-. ,V ,x 6, Barbara Harsha M K Eb.: v 2,1 , ' Eugene Hartenstein 'QT A ff' ' - ,A ,vg- Page Forty-six . Q- Q L fl ps 14- get xx Q mia-, at ef' reg is Ex ' 6 U x . 3 new . ,rs 1 o Bl ,A t xv, 'K' f x Q. 4,15 l l 1 K QS I In Q n ?W 1- 5- , l ki' x sv L f. . ws X fi ik 'C' i o-y -V , in . 5. A Q W 5 , 156 A 'D , ' m L fr C S,-1 Ak e-- s e v ' ,s 'f wma-, '25 ji I J lla ,. B JVM. ' l .,,,-3. . - - Q 5- ., , Leroy Hibbens Barbara Herrin Roberf Haupfrnan Doris Hendon Don Henry Q Vivian Hines Jack Hifchcock Beffy Hodqes Tom Hoffman David Hogue Harold Hollaway Marilyn Hapkins Offo Horacek Mary Hornbeclr Eugene Howard A Donald Hosea 7 Roger Huflord Margaret Hughes Paf Hughes 3 Myra lhrcke I N' fl: .x Jerry James I ' l 'ft , K Anne Jefferson Imogene Johnson R QT, Y Joey Johnson ' ' ' 'A aq .v ' . Louise Johnson Q5 vi 1 Virgil Johnson ' ff, 4 Q Paf Jones 4-ar V , Ronald Jordine -4 N B.-4 4- X I I N A ,K Q Eula Quick Donald Quinn ,, Shirley Quinn lg va? y James Reed x N James Rees I at an 5 fx Q 7: 1 'A 5' Fred Rexroaf 6 ' 1- 6 ? Harold Reynolds S 'Q L' I 1- . Q l Dorofhy Relfhmaier Q my Roberf Rolapson Y f l fx J N r Janis Rorka ' ' Joyce Ross 'Ns AA . ., an es. Roberf Ryburn 1 Henry Salzman V ' 'W -M rf M Tw ' 'Q 'B ex -v- i Jean Sampson - 24, -- Marqaref Sanders L Milfon Sanders Robert Saunders Jack Scharf 'X A L. A Barbara Schedel , ' Orville Schenlrel 5 ' 5 Bob Schulz v ' ' ' V M ' Carol Sebeny i Sue Bower , , '1 I John Brandf f Q , mn John Bray l K' S fb ' J' J v S ,. Jean Brown Lyle Brown Sherman Brown Wesley Brown Nelson Burneff Nancy Carlfon Nancy Carr P099 Folfy-seven Ivan Casoli Alan Caslle Joyce Childers Delores Clark ,,.. Ted Clark Margarel Click T Kennelh Codding ,X y. ,f Carole Coleman Joyce Conway r sob Coolidge qs' 5, , is Thelma Doage Y Orlene Shaw Joyce Shea f x Gordon Shepherd I 'xx r . 'N Lila Shepherd Reber? Sieg Belly Sien Jesse Simmons Glenn Simpson Barbara Sipes Georgia Ann Maxine Smilh Ronald Smifh Carlynne Soulh Gertrude Srarkey Joyce Starkey Margarel Sleege Leslie Slephens v I l ns- Lax on ' n is x l Arlhur Sloddard Roberl Stoddard 41 5- ,' ,S Karl Slrickland gk 'V A 9 Marlyce Slrouse K ' h in tx X V A X Suzanne Sfimac Marian McDaniel Mary Mc6rew Marilyn McMahon Shirley McMahon Charles McQuire Dorolhy McOuown X Qu Mary Maior Joan Marshall Susan Marshall Donna Marlin Jack Malfingly Donna May Barbara Menken Bonnie Messman Bonnie Meyer Edifh Miller Jayne Miller Joyce Miller Ronald Miller Yale Mock Shirley Moncille Francis Moore Pally Morger Kafheryn Moll Ellen Taylor Helen Taylor Norman Taylor Page Folly-eight ha! 1 W 4' 'r 'P 4. I ,M -vs 5' ,Xx - .k.,....,..,, A Y W L 9 VW as Q X T George Thacker Joyce Thomas Roberf Thomas Gwendolyn Thompson Roberr Thornvon Dorolhy Timler Barbara Tosh Richard Townley Louise Tripp Mary Alice Trufrer Esiher Urdanqen Olga Valenvine Laura Van Gundy Donald Norris Jean Norris George Olmstead Dan Packard Roy Peacock Parry Peilfer JTll Peirce Donald Pell Roger Penn Charles Peyton James Peyfon John Pfeflinger Alice Phillips James Porfer Rifa Polonius Jean Prescolf Richard Pressley Tommy Price Charloffe Probus Merle Anderson Dick Dawson Nancy Carr Dale La Fever Waller Weber Dick Solomon Hugh Slevenson James Scharf 5 ff-T' Elect ff . ue ' 'X Page Forty nine s R1 l f l . 'xx X. ?s ' 'P I P' li T A J 'i i a 'i l 4 . 1 , P I P X- ' J , ' 17 : 4 5 1 ., x ll 'Ne 1:1 - -. J 1 lx- ,ha .1 K Q P A 4 2 K f P ,W ,4-7 Q . 5 x'. P. -1 - ,J , a ny Nd, s .V V W '78 r :- - ' ' . A f Q D A F CHOOL LIFE Occasional tatty pulls or box socials were big events tor Grandma but now a high school student has scarcely a day without something special happening ln the course ot one week any student at Bloomington High School may attend seasonal sports events club meetings interesting as semblies read the Aegis and dance during the noon hour These constitute the everyday lite ot a student in addition to the highlights ot the year Aeplx and the Prom The working and planning on the part ot the students tor these tunc tions have a two told result They pave the way tor a wider variety of activities and actually make them more enloyable Some ot us take many ot the events tor granted and seldom realize how fortunate we are until trying to magine school without them Every one will agree that they are definitely a part ot a well rounded education Dramatic productions, all school parties, skip days, Homecoming, the ,,f ' X X F TUDE T COU CIL Page Fiftydwo TUDE T GOVER ME T f r row Phyllis Worth David Patterson Bobby Williamson John Bosworth Pat Zeiss Bob Duncan Daisy Matt Susie Martin Jane Reel Darby Smith Phyllis Krrkpatrick 2nd row Imogene Lee Judy Rosenthal Bob Coolidge Marie Ann Schlemmer Betty Dltchen Hodge Fuller Diane Millikin Jerry Vandervort Ronny Hill Barbara Reiner lst r w Jack Shari Gene Howard Carol Cunning Bob Eades Ann Stevenson Mr Adams Ray Purkey Bill LaBounty Sarah Holder John Draper Claude Taylor 0 ITOR The new system of monitoring is an improvement over last years in the respect that everyone participates. Selected through homerooms each student is on duty at least once during the year, instead of having a few volunteers doing the work all year rounds Aside from checking absences and conferences, o monitor's duties consist of directing people who are new to the building and keeping students from leaving school without permission. As one phase of student government this new method has been very effective. ST DE T COU CH, This year gave opportunities for advancement to the student council, and it gained more importance than before. Ot course, it was in charge of Homecoming, and made it one of the best events in the year but in addition there were some new projects, The student lounge was begun and by next year will be operating smoothly It will be a meeting place for the students and will provide relaxation and entertainment during their spare time Also through the council, B H S adopted two schools in Vienna, Austria and arranged for the exchange of letters and the boxes of supplies which we sent to them lt planned the paid assembly given by the faculty for students With this money they bought CARE packages for our adopted schools -4 J' an 1 rn -.. o 7 m o C Q VV .. C o. rn 3 0 o C D Q J' o VY 3 9. o EL NC a. 2 CD Q .. ru Q. o C -. a fi : 4 5 rn VI J' 0 1 0 a' C .. J' a QD 3 o o. G7 -new.: GENE' important contacts abroad TUDE T Y YOW Beverly Koch Carol Reynolds Joan Skinner Charles Wilson Ralph Townsend Owen Klawttter Janice Johnson Jane Miller Jimmy Porter Marilyn Steege Ada Belle Stoner n row Beverly Calkins Lots Ballinger Carmen Knoth Jim Bosworth Esther Urdangen Sandra Simpson Ann Walters Duane Hamman Marlorle Garbe Oralene Shaw Jean Swartz lst row Donna Gash Pat Elgin Geraldine Bradley Pat Mattingly Ann Stevenson Mr Adams Ray Purkey Bull LaBounty Lora Nell Bates Phyllis Rodman Page Fifty three , , . , . A , , T 1 , s l , q 5 i I 1 A:-, 3, 2 2 Q, , A 2, V, 5, w I ' a' , f . i y V li. , r' A ll I all t 'figj I ,.g,,Q,4 K V M , , we ,. V., , ,A , ,.,, Md R ' M: A' ,fs . ' ' H , y -' T ' , -I uv- . 3 d I - ' I I . . i ' i i I I l 2 d l . I. . I I ' . I ' I I U I Z I Q v I - u I 1 I ' I I HOMECOMI G QI, if I-,fx . '-fl Ai ,Q , ku. ,11!7'K .,' I I 4-..,,,N' -far' S-LX Y - 'ff5i ic. September September September September September September September September October October October October October October October October October October October October October October November November November November November November November November November November Nove nber December December December December December December December December December December December December December December January January January January January January January January January January January January January January January January Page F fry OCI LC LE DAR School beguns Aegus A gus P T A Pot Luck Supper Aegus Assembly Allued Youth Assembly Communuty Chest Senuor Fueld Day Aegus Assembly Student Councul Assembly Red Cross Assembly Nutchuck Aegus Jumor Fueld Day Aegus All School Party T Faculty Meetung Aegus Movue Assembly Scholarshup meetung Aegus Report Cards Assembly Homecomung P T A Penny Supper Aegus Homecomung Homecomunq Dance P T A Open House Ae us 9 2l 22 Dramatuc Club Play A Assembly Robert Edger Assembly Movue Aegus Hour Aegus Assembly Movue Date Wuth Judy Homemakung Tea tor 8th Graders and teachers Assembly Swummung and Basketball Assembly Cortland and Cook Pung Pong Faculty Meetung P T A Carol ng G A A arty Ecclesua Party Aegus Natuonal Honor Socuety lnutuatuon All School Party January 5 Chrustmas Vacatuon Assembly Talent Dancung Class Movue Assembly G A A Aegus Assembly George Groman Report Cards P T A Famul Fun Nu ht Y Q l Dancung Class Dancung Class Teachers Meetung Gurl Scouts Aegus Dancung Class P T A a All School Party February February February February February February February February February February March 4 March March March March March March March March March March March March March A ru 3 A ru 6 A ru 6 Apru Apru Apru Apru Apru Apru Apru Apru Apru Apru Apru May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May une une 2 June une une 4 5 Assembly Movue Aegus Assembly Talent School Holuday T Assembly Movue Aegus Assembly Maud s Nught Out Aegus 27 28 Play Maud s Nught Out Aegus All School Party No School Talent Assembly Aegus Gurl Scout Rally T Faculty Meetung Aegus Report Cards Assembly Musuc Assembly Sports Aegus Aprul 5 Sprung Vacatuon Faculty Clunton Concert Faculty Meetung Movue Assembly I S N U Colleqe Day F H A Mother Daughter Banquet Aegus P T A Potluck Dunner Faculty Meetung Aegus F H A Trup to Chucago 23 24 Senuor Play The Eyes at Tlaloc Assembly Musuc Aegus All School Party State Musuc Funals State Musuc Funals Freshman Sophomore Party U Hugh Exchange Assembly G A A Chucago Trup Band Contest Speech Department Chucago Trup Aegus Style Show T Faculty Meetung Aegus Senuor Pucnuc Chorus Concert Gurl Scouts Senuor Day May 27 28 Senuor Funals Band and Chorus Concert Senuor Vespers Sports Banquet Underclass Funals Junuor Senuor Prom Senuor Banquet Commencement I 2- ' - A - ' ll- ' - l8- e' -- 22-. . . - 25- ' 16-P. .A. 25- - ' 18- - ' 29- - ' W- ' ,A ., . . ao- ' ' 24- . - 2- - 26- U U E H 2- - ' ' 'T ' S1 1 si 9- ' 8- 16- - ' 9- , - 16- ' ll- I7- 14- ' 20-P. .A. tg-P. .A. , 21- ' - 23- ' J8- ' 23- A 22- 291 . . . - ' 30- ' 4- - 3- . 25- ' 5- - 26- ' - ' ' 6T I Q' - p.l T u Z: - pi: - . ' 8- T p 'u 12i. . . . gg-Q 1 - 113- . . . J f- . .1 - 'u 15- ' E 24- - 19-. . . ' November 25-Assembly - A Cappella APU 20- I 26- - ' 122- . . 3- ' l23-. . . 4F , .I - w . 5- - ' 'u 27- - ' 5- ' 'u 29- ' .t I 'u 30- u8- - , 'u 30- ' ' ll- - - 1- ' ' 12- ' - , 15-. . . su 2- , 17- . . .P 7- . . 17- . 8 . . . 18- ' U v 12- . . ua- ' ' 'R . 19- 1 13- 20- - ' 13- 7- - I7-P. .A. 8- ' 18- ' 13- ' 20- ' 14- . . . 21- ' ' ' 15- ' 21- 16- - 24- ' 19- - - 19-' v H . . 26- - t I 2 - . 22- ' 28- . 22- ' Q 30- 26- ' J l- , 29- ' J l- - . , 29- ' 2- v - 29-. . .Te J 3- 30- u 4- 1-Wf ' Page Filiy-seven INDU TRIAL Q Y v J YJ V. RT S xx tif 1 ,A.M,W.,,,f , ART Z' I. - U if Liijr . 1 M 2' ff:-' cgi if M 5 ' ww .4 . ' X i l 'I 212- f' 'Vi' b ,, -A Q is 'IM I ,L ' 7 x i +1 J., ' 37' 'IF fb' 1 'AX - A 4 - +1 TC L' IL I ' 3 44 i t E . e 5 , 3 . , ,N -QV 3 A. H4 . ,4 ' . Fw 3 - x x I . -'A - 4 'f ,1 - FE L 'Ax ' 'V . 'iz :-12' A, , ,445 91 :2 - I K X , ' ,I ,4 : .V L 1 . . V Lb.: ,Q R t, xl L 2 I , if . z . I, , 55 ,3 . 1 - M. ' j Ira.: A' V V Si' 'f ij- J. W. f--iq? DRAMATIC CLUB DRAMATIC 5, 5 ' 'J 1 l l S. 'X , K 1 ll 2, IX W A A A in IX f Y, .' 154A 3rd row: Znd row: ls? row: Nancy Hoose, Jean Willef, Donna Bonar, Berry Jean Spellrneyer, David Marlin, Georgie Mecherle, Dick Busby, Susie Marlin, LaVonne Mofielf, Nancy Hadden. Nancy Fricke, Mary Riley, Jane Reel, Phyllis Kirkpalriclr, Ann Slevenson, Barbara Brown, Bob Hitchcock, Jack Rossie, rarvy Laesch, Jo Dolley ue Lurie Zibb Williamson Barbara Redi er Mar ie Wilson, Jean Swarfz, S . Y . Q . 9 Hosfeffler, Marie Ann Schlemmer, Belly Jean Slaley. A Qi Page Frffy erghi Miss Bev, Dorothy lgz' .9 XXX DRAMATICS The purpose of the Dramatuc Club IS to promote Interest and to gave practncal ex peruence In the actung and producrng of plays Members who wan special ment rn thus become members of the Thesplans a nahonal honorary organrzatuon Regular meetungs are held on the fnrst and thlrd Wednesdays of the month Three plays are presented durrng the year all students of the school belng elrgrble tor the fnrst The second IS a Dramatuc Club production and the third us the Semor play Thus year we have guven A Date Wrth Judy Maids Nrght Out and The Eyes of Tlaloc The proceeds are used to buy stage scenery except for the seniors play the funds from thus go to sensor actuvrtres Our hats oft to the sponsors and all who helped to make thus year rn dramatrcs a good one vw DRAM TIC 3rd row Joan Hendon Betty Peckham Betty Neu Betty Foster Jack Aldudge Betty Mae Kemp Alrce Tosh Marrlyn Ikerz Betty Cvreen 2nd row Delores Redrger Arlene Hancock Betty Hate Mabel Hrleman Beverlea Calkrns Dorothy Lrerman Phyllu Rodman Marllyn Hollatl Joan Lostello lst row Norwood Cullers Helen Gunn Margaret Schlemmer Marque Wtlson Jean Swartz Mass Betts Mrs Hostettler Marne Ann Schlemmer Betty Jean Staley Page Fifty mne , . : - , : T, K PQ t as. , L ' ll lt Q A K ' 405, : I 1 I I . I I I I l - . I l I Q I I . l . I D l 2 I I I . . I I l I ' THESPIA S J I 1 i '3 gplw- , 'A i 1U!?ST'T 2nd row: Ann Sfevenson, David Mariin, Margie Wilson, Susie Marfin. ls? row: BeHy Jean Sialey, Jean Swarfz, Miss Beffs, Mrs. Hosieiiler, Marie Ann Schlemmer Wi- :5s.x.., lo 9L'? ',, Page Sixty on ig, Jai' 6 i B. H. . DRA ATIC PRODUCTIO 194 -194 'AA Date With Judy was the first all-school dramatic production of the year. It was a comedy in three acts about the high school life of Judy Foster-her troubles and her ioys as a teen-ager. Maids Night Out was a comedy about a young society girl and the son of a rich man who poses as a milkman. Much to the disgust of their parents the two fall in love and the plot mingles around them. The Eyes of TIaIoc, the senior play, was a mystery-comedy in three acts. The characters were interesting, unusual, and sharply defined. The plot abounds in thrills, surprises, and action. Besides being mysterious, humor manages to be prevalent throughout the entire play. Page Sixty-one A CAPPELLA K Page Sixiy-fwo MU IC P4 1 os. A pq A Mb row: 3rd row: 2nd row: lsr row: Charles Malchen, Roberr Schroeder, Donald Heller, William Popeioy, Roberf Hilchcock, Alonzo Clark, Merle Anderson, Howard Soufherland, Donald Robilske, Richard Elhinqlon, Larry Lamb, Kennelh Messamore, Richard Prochnow. Mary Hauard, James Nuclxolls, Jack Malfingly, Janice Johnson, Mary Schroeder, Lois Ammerman, Lois Briqhf, Jeannine Brenf, Darby Smilh, Lois Augspurger, Joan Van Hook, Joyce Brown. Belly Hire, Berry Green, Donna Gash, Marilyn Olson, Belfyglen Render, Par Elgin, Marilyn McAnelly, Virginia Key, Marlyce Slrouse, Patricia Argadine, Ann Davis. Donna Voss, La Verne Chesfney, Susie Marlin, Eugene Pell, Beverly Koch, Eileen Finley, Jack Delherage, Charlotte Brusr, Jack Aldridge, Bob Williamson. ,WWA MU IC a . ' 3rd row Marllyn Search Betty Wilcox Dune Yount Betty Lettner Dorothy Lown Edrth McMurray Barbara Hall Nancy Tudor 2nd row Juanlte Wells Clara Coyle Marlene Garbe Marulyn Kerz Charlotte Gregory Lots Mozer Joyce Smuth Aluce Tosh Ist row Rae Jean Bradley Patty Zalss Darlene Gregory Elleen Fmley Marulyn Green Evelyn Howard Betty Mozer Anybody lost a chord? Thats right we sand chord because some pretty nuce ones have been floatmg down from the East Draftmg Room what with A Cappella glee clubs quartet etc donng our daily stmt up there Getttng off to a good start wlth the Assembly of Nov 25 we lomed forces and carolled a Christmas program Dec l4 We also had an A Cappella Yuletnde broadcast Dec 20 and sang at the Illmols Educators Assocuatlon March 8 Meanwhale our mens quartet was earmng laurels of nts own entertalmng for an American Legion meeting a talent assembly and that exchange assembly with our northern nelghbors Our quartet wall partlcnpate nn the Dlstrlct Contest Aprtl 3 for ensembles ln the sprung the music groups partucnpated un the muslc festlvals concerts assemblles and other muslcal events The A Cappella has 50 members and the Glrl s Glee Club 30 The members must nn addltlon to glvmg programs for various audiences attaln good dlctlon proper lntonatlon breath control and interpretation To be a member of a choral group a student must have passing grades In three subgects The choral groups serve to brmg engoyment to all listeners and also to teach slnglng and musuc appreciation to the students I ft I fl I to I f n . 1 f . 9 I I D l I - . I . 1 . , . . , . I I , . . . , . . ' I I I I I I f I , . B D M SIC of 4fh row: 3rd row: 2nd row: lsf row: Mr. Newlon, Robert Schapmire, Jack Barnes, Robert Winslead, June Hall, Jack Kidwell, Donalo Parido, Charles Malchen, Boyce Bowden, Lawrence Williams, Alan Casrle, Jack Pelricord, Lois Augspurger, Darby Smilh, Bill Gabberl. Lois Tinervin, Carolyn Kagel, Wayne McNally, William Sellberg, Robert Hilchcock, John Brandi, Cleo Meaderds, Merwyn Zarbuck, Mary Dobbs, Joyce Shea, Mabel Hileman, George Slephenson, Reber? Schroeder, Ray Thomas, Gene Carpenler, Robert Thomas, Ronald Mowrer, Pal Argadino Harry Ayers, Dean Rhoades, Roberl Coolidge, Eva Gaifer, Shiloh Slrouse. Jean Quick, Jack Guess, Marilyn Hollafz, Eula Quick, Joyce Brown, Audrey Sullivan, Mary Uhrie, Marilyn Downes, Janice Johnson, Herberf Jordine, George Bickel, Delores Clark, Herbert Gerlh, Roberr Sumner, Gilberf Slagel, Mack Brown, Jack Delherage, John LaDue, Merle Sherman. Ted Brock, Ray Curry, Joan Corner, Jessie Henderson, Belly Hodges, Carroll Jo He'nry, Befly Wells, Roberf Lackey, Marlyce Sfrouse, Phillip Lackey. ...au Page Sixty-low STRING ORCHESTRA MUSIC s 2 1 lxf row: Doris Becraff, EI E M N ion, Alma Meaderds, Ba b H h Page Slxfy-311 VI AL EDUCATIO ln order to make It easner for teachers to exploln some of the drffncult phases of certam subgects Bloommgton Hugh School has movies to supplement the textbooks Movles bnng a clear pucture and a better unae tandmg of many sublects to the students Under the dlrectlon of Mr Chester, our movues are brought to us by a group of students who have learned the art of operatmg a protector The educotaonal fulms which are shown unclude many sublects among them being lessons In physics art, history typrng and physical educatlon The classncs of luterature are shown to the English classes and dnvnng students learn the fundamentals of handllng on automobrle from the fllms The movnes have been of great assrstance In teachlng because a student can much easter remember what he saw on the screen than what he read In a text book an-M MOVIE OPER TORS Znd row Hugh Stevenson John Hornbeclr Jerry Nuchols Jesse Yarqer Rlchard Dawson Fred Slabados James Scharf Merle Anderson John Staples lst row Earl Davls George Banrd Rvchard Solmon Jerry Vandervort Mr Chester Kenneth Ruhrup Clara Coyle Walter Weber Page Sixty seven , . , I I I ' Y ' A 3 I 35 . Q 1 - , 1 Z 1 3 1 ' f V Q . 7 E . 'lf JE Lass. W m. I . 3 ' A , -s - 6 , , ' t' Q- A V .L ' ' , t , IE ' N ' . J fx , 4 ,, If 1, ,XV ,N , . Q' r, . V 4 ' ' Lf , 4 A ,- f f - ff - -W' ' , w M are ' ' , Ji 76. ' ' H- ' - . . N' yy. , +V ' ef 1 V- W , : I I . I I . I I : I I I I ' 0 I , . GEOLOGY CL B CIE CE .ffl S: -Q 2nd row: William Krople, Howard Saar, Roberf Weakley, Charles Huxel, Ray Purkey Ist row: Joe Theobold, John Bosworth, Mr. Adams, Hodge Fuller, Ralph Townsend. fy 41 + rv .. , .. , CIE CE The Geology Club of Bloomington High School is sponsored by Harry L. Adams. lt meets bi-weekly at noon in the school and sometimes in homes of the boys. This year they have studied types of geodes, diamonds, and rock formations in general. Their field trip was to Chicago where they visited the Field Museum, the Museum of Science and ln- dustry, Rosenwald Hall in the University of Chicago, Strip Mines around Wilrf1iH9l0f1. Rhinestone Quaries around Joliet, Geology and Geography Departments in Joliet High School and Junior College, and several Lapidary Shops lboth private and commercial.l In the eyes of all the members, they have had a successful and enioyable year. The purpose of the Amateur Burrroughs Club is to broaden the interest of students in their environment and to acquaint them with vocational opportunities in this field. The club meets on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month in Room ll8. Activities of the year included sending seeds and a subscription to Nature Magazine to one of our adopted Vienna Schools meetings with student and outside speakers, social affairs and last of all a field trip to the St Louis Zoo and Missouri Botanical Gardens BIOLOGY 4th row Mary Ann Dillingham Marilyn Olson Mary Frances Dobbs Claude Taylor Fred Szabados Bill Hank Darlene Gregory Claude Mayberry Bob Hazzard Marilyn Kerz Ida May Brown Barbara Coddmg Winona Peacock Retta Rowan Carmen Knoth Barbara Powell Marilyn Hollatz Zn row Esther Tabor Marilyn Hoeniges Judy Rusmisel Alice Tosh Marilyn Koerner Jo Linneman Patricia Argadine Betty Jacobs Duane Suter Diane Taylor Sally l-lesher Diane Hamman lst row Mary Land Helen Gunn Deloris Rediqer Patty Stearns Joan Hendon Susan Hoose Marque Wilson Dick Gillen Mary Gunn Bill Ranney Geneva Tabor Page Sixty Nine 1 I , . . 3rd row: Frances Funk, Betty Ditchen, Rosalie Berkowitz, Shirley Robinson, Norma Lartz, Patricia Robeson, d : . D' ' . I i . I i . I' - D ' . Z , . I I . . . I I I I I . I BUSI ESS ED CATIO '95 MATHEMATICS Q f 1 'A x Kit 4 50 QI J o lv: L 9 XA orr Y L-me rmS'l'uKe HORT T0 R CLUB Page Seventy-Ivo E GLIH Q! X 5th 4th 3rd 2nd lst YOWZ TOWI row: YOWI TOWI Janet Hemphill, Susie Martin, Georgia Lou Mechsrle, David Martin, Dick Busbey, Jo Dolley, Donna Bonar, Nancy Hoose. Sue Lurie, Sarah Holder, Charles Huxel, Patty Laesch, Marian Swearingen, Betty Mae Kemp, Margie Wilson, Bee Bower. Marilyn Hollatz, Helen Gunn, Dysart Pressley, Ray Purkey, Darby Smith, Phyllis Kirkpatrick, Joyce Wetzel, Connie Kent. Alice Fairchild, Pauline Wilson, Margie Ann Odell, Ethel Mae Karon, Joanne Jump, Nancy Hadden, .lucy Kosenvnal, Nancy Frrcke. Mabel Hileman, Sally Packard, Tommie Riley, Miss Kraft, Zibby Williamson, Jean Willet, Diane Milliken. 4 Ya l l i ii s X Q tl 2 ti' i ' f' .X Q LIBRARY CLR 2nd row: Patty Morger, Pauline Gaither, Marguerite Hendryx, Edward .McGrew, Laura Ellen Scott, Carlynne South, Joan Marshall, Bonnie Meyer, Charlotte Scott, Jacqueline Freed. lst row: Mary McGrew, Joan Wilson, Claire Wade, Qiane Hamman, -Margaret Noble, Marilyn 570099. DeLoris Jackson, Margaret Schlemmer, Hazel Poling, Carol Coleman. THE LIBRARY The Bloomington High School Library serves two purposes: lt supplements class material and provides recreational reading for both pupils and teachers. The library at present contains approximately 5,000 books. Although fiction books are read extensivly, the library also has non-fiction books on all subjects from ancient history to modern interior decoration and these are used by a surprisingly great number of students. The library tries to obtain books with attractive covers and pictures, for as many times as not pretty pictures and large print will sell the book to a student when teacher's pleadings fail to inspire them. Page Semin-vhfee l ill 1 i 'cms B. H PUBLIC T10 3rd row: Znd row: lsf row: ,f-.J . 6' 2 2 E i 5 5 S . 9-Q, , o ' .N , kr, V tv l 1 4 nv, is s, , 'sr .' ..n..L..... , , 2nd row: Roberl Bohyer, Wanda Rust, Beffyqlen Render, Dave Martin, Joe Hazzard, Arnold Harinq, Mergers! Bcnlemmer, Pauline Mathis. ls! row: Reber? Williamson, Judy Rosenlhal, Joan Skinner, Mr. Kirby, Eva Maria Offe, Marshall Pines, Norwood Cullers, QUILL Page Sevenfy-live AEPIX i I . A www 4-. ,mm -. 'W' 'rf . .. V M I 14 , , .6 .W K. l f 'Q cz TAFF M Q1 W 2nd row: Norwood Cullers, Photographer: Joyce Wefzel, Marshall Pines, Business Managerg Margaret Schlemmer, Assisfanf Art Editor. Isf row: Wanda Rusf, Arf Ediforg Marilyn Sfeege, Eva Oife, Editor-in-Chiefp Susie Martin, Georgia Lou Mecherle. Q25 - Wiz. Q . s 5 is-X' i5.MriLKX :,,h N , SCJ 'NY' 'M-P - , Nr A 1- ' I xx' 5 Y ix 1 , . , , I ' x kk sk it 8 ' . pf'f?3N,Sifs y fl I J.: , Page Sevenfy-xi: ,nm-an.. . -f s' wwe., 1. DI TRIB TIVE ED C TID L c 4, mel, I ff., 5 S L- .. -. -1 IX 1 XQ- ,-1, +1 J x ,....,...W.. . . .A , . 2nd. row: Joan Server, Jean Booq, Herbcrf Snook, Dan Armsfrong, Ar? Carnahan, Bob Coan, Mary Ann Ranney. Is? row: Teresa Ferrara, Frank Howard, Jack Pefficord, Mr. Volk, Bernice Johnson, Mary Hynek. f ex 580305 Q ' fri' 'bl' F. D. A. Page Sevenfy-seven OCIAL T DIE COU CIL TW Y xo Znd row - o i 2-as on, un- U' IE rum N H mx -fn 9-0. la Om 0-. 5 gm ws- xi O SL -o nf I3 'VY 1: url n.. 52 0--4 gm - g ox '12 :+ QI 3.9. 0? 'nv 157 Q- EL :U 'lo -U' CD 21 Q1 U 22 'UO Mm Ghamrw -Q v if -snowy. Znd row Carroll Jo Henry Laura Ellen Scoll Mary Uhne Jeannme Brenf, Belfy Mae Kemp Vlrqmla Kay Pauline Crews Winona Peacock lsr row Dorolhy Lown Roberl Mock Pal Elgin Mrs Davus Euleen Holderby Belly Sfaley Joan Hendon Page Sevenfy erghf I E nfl ' K ,. C- I' ... - '-is v A V JA in A, g, , u 2 ' Vi M OF A 1 5, 9' 'S A l . I t X fn-I ,lg --,v . jx ' v N Y 9 , .M A X ,XXV Is? : , ' , . , ' , . V Q Q GSI 2 y . P 5 E 1 . , L I K Q' A 5 A N - v, . Xi, Z 5, ' 6 N F0 T0 Q ' X N v W- v ' i ' .. P f I I Yi D, ' qs 01- 1 r row Belly Neu Ray Thomas Phlllnp Lacky Bob Ely Bob Neal Barbara Reduger Arlene Hancock Nefhe Bornden 2nd row Shirley Kemp George Stephenson George Dyson Harold Treece Pauline Galfher Vennta Culpepper Janne Buford Ist row Claude Taylor Carolyn Crafr Eddie Sutherland Mrs Walrers Jlm Earl Joan Popendnck Boyce Bowden tiff R-an-.....nL nan 3rd row Margarel Odell Marguernfe Hendryx Marllyn Woodburn Evelyn Haffleld Bob Llffrell Norman Brown Barbara Hochhalver Earl Kerr Dorofhy Slevens Carolyn Demlow 2nd row Margorae Garbo Barbara Camp Jean Kaye Barbara Brown Vern Mafheny Ronald E Hall Renee Nome Marllyn Deane Judy Busnclr Pam Zalss Efhel Mae Karen Is? row Emma Lou Hendryx Sue Bender Claude Taylor Eddie Sufherland Mrs Wallerx Jnm Earl Joan Popendnck Nancy Hadden Ronald Hanley ECCLE IA ECCLE IA Page Sevenly nme PAIH ODERN LANGU GES 3rd row Sally Flesher Paulme Mathls Evelyn Brooks Duane Hamman Davld Martm Howard Southerland Sue Ferrle Judy Buslck Sandra Slmpson Marllyn Kolhagen n row Patty Stearns Davtd Patterson Sue Lune Mabel Hlleman Margaret Schlemmer Carol Baxter Shirley Moberly Heler Gunn Sally Benpamun Ist row Evan Strawn Jack Guess Joe Theobald Walter Hulvey Mrs lmng Marllyn Steege Georqla Lou Mecherle Patty Laesch Barbara Brown Latin, French and Spanish Club Page Eigh fy ln Bloomnngton Hugh School there are three torelgn language clubs Latun French and Spanish The Latln club IS the oldest club consisting of 44 members The French club ns next wtth a membershtp of 16 students Last but not least comes the Spanush club There are 3l members In thus club Before T946 the Spanish and French clubs were one club but slnce then the Spanish students have out numbered the French lormmg a club of theur own The meetlngs of the clubs conststs ot guest speakers student speakers and sknts presented by members of the clubs The purpose of the clubs ts to promote frtendshup between foreign countrles and themselves -A4 Ex, WC, .,. 2nd row Barbara Powell Manlyn Sfeegc Edward Summon: Rosaluu Berkovufz Gcorql Shphsnson Marlo Ann Schlemmer Dnane Taylor, Belly Hale ls? row Evelyn Brooks Belly Mae Kemp Susve Marhn Mrs Imng Phyllu Klrkpalrnck Sally Packard Susan l , !.JfQf-.5 5 F 'Fl egg LATI 4+h row: 3rd row: 2nd row: lsl row: Karl Farris, Kennelh Noll, Joan Skinner, Richard Busbey, Belly Neu, Barbara Rediger, William Anderson, Barbara Codding, Ronald Scofl. Jo Linneman, Jerry Lang, Gloria Wright, Belly Jane Fosferg Ray Purlrey, John Bosworlh, Hodge Fuller, Mary Gunn . Jean Swarlz, Belly Jean Spellmeyer, Sarah Holder, Marilyn Olson, Shirley Robinson, Diane Suler, Belly Render, Joan Curry, Barbara Henry. Lavern Cheslney, Helen Gunn, Joan Costello, Joan Hendon, Darlene Gregory, Mary Ann Dillingham, Carmen Knolh, Barbara Schedel, Jacqueline Freed. LaVonne Moffefl, Ann Slevenson, Jane Reel, Miss Munce, Susie Martin, Margaret Lockenvifz, Frances Funk, Marilyn Kerz. xx lm 1 1 sk 'SWNF Page Eighty-Ivo 5 '.v. 'L mi.f 'I H0 E ECO OMICS W X Jf, J' 4 f M9 .W my- Wl 'Q',-'L , v v. . , Page Eighly-three by ' -ggi' '55 H 2, 2 T T H 'f s 4th row Frances Sprau Marrlyn Bryan Evelyn Wright Marne Schlemmer Wanda Rust Jansce Johnson Ellun Holderby Charlotte Brust Shvrley Kemp Brdrow Dorothy Lrerman Dorothy Pomermg Kathleen Hvett Mary Uhrle Betty Peckham Carrie Ryan Beverlle Calkins Pat Robeson 2nd row Phyllus Rodman Barbara Meadows Dorothy Lawn Allce Tosh Wlnona Peacock Betty Rexroat Vrrguma Carpenter Mary Ann Fluckenger lst row Betty Staley Joan Costello Muss Flmspach Betty Smith Mass Munson Margaret Schlemmer Mass Boyer Leota Stlelow F. .A. Home Economics Page Erghty Iour There are two types ot home economrcs taught an Bloomington Hugh School foods and clothmg Girls enrollmg In foods take courses during the year un makmg breakfast lunch, and drnner, an cannmg, and nn cookung specnal and seasonal dashes Emphasis us put on practlcalrty and the flnal exammatuons consist of all the phases of preparmg a meal Clothnng pupils tlrst learn the fundamentals ot sewung and then advance to makung whatever they wash Second year students recerve tranmng for more complncated garments and also lessons In groommg, buymg and budgeting They make approprnate clothes for the seasons and model them In theur annual May style show The national and state orgamzatnon open to any person taking home economucs nn tumor and sensor hrgh school as the Future Homemakers of Amernca whose purpose IS to turther mterest and apprecnatson nn homemakmg 7 'mr r row Marllyn Kerz Shlrley Roblnson Oflo Horacek Jean Brown Wesley Brown Lons Ballnger Jane Muller Carl Glerman Edllh Muller Nancy Carr John Defes James Swearmgen n row Marilyn Olson Wllllam Krople Lydua Fish Susan Shmac Maruan Wolf Darlene Gregory Donna May Eula Quick Rufh Wrnqnl Joyce Shea Barbara Farris Marulyn Lockwood ls? row Lavern Cheslney Mary Land Marne Ann Schlemmer Margaref Schlemmer Belly Green Barbara Harsha Carolune Demlow Lois Bruqhf Rae Jean Bradley Don Quinn George Olmsfead Jummy Dykes, Belly Pence, Vlvlon Coffey, Lols Brlghf PEP CLUB CHEER- LEADERS Page Eighty hve U 3 X 1 ,. ..,..-.,,, I V ' r 1 MM. , G J I I el 2 5 1 f J l 5.5 V I fl 9 .,' .J T' I 4 3 L H ML : ' . - ,Y y J ,,, R, l V ld z . 'Z .. u . '.' '. ' .' I I fl 'l GAA 3rd row Dorolhy Tlmler Rrla Polomes Bonma Messman Mary Rrley Maryelon VanNess Duane Mlllrlun Connie Kenl Bee Bower LaVonne Moflell Loss Moxer Emma Lou Hendryx 2nd row Delores Redsger Barbara Drbble Joanne Hendon Carolyn Coleman Belly Jane Fosler Clara Coyle Marguerlle Hendryx Barbara Camp Belfy Mozer Jean Elfrevch row AdaBelIe Sfoner Barbara Rerner Beffy Green Marlorue Garbo Mary Ann Drllrnqham Alice Farrchuld Marque Wrlson Marrlyn Koerner Joyce Shea Barbara Slpes in X fn ..!, X E Page Elghfy :lx 1 Fl J 1 A , ik ! nf-R1 --'H Y I , ' H J . J N: Al : 'i ' 1. M L J N Q. J ' ' r 1 1 3, ' cf U ' ,-S 12 N ' I , X 1 'IB X W H Y YTEE Page Eighty elghf Q X N., k eq., M. .z 2nd row Ronald Hull Charles Huxel Jlm Earl Roberf Fare Reber? Rennfhaler Ronald Reynolds ls? row Jerry Meafyard Roy Sfrawn George Brooks Jerry Abbey Bull Anderson Tommy Roberis -9 3rd row Mary Land Rae Jean Bradley Loss Ballinger Rosemary Penffer Beverly Mafflngly Marulyn Green Pafiy Pelffer Emma Lou Hendryx 2nd row Delores Rednger Dons Hendon Donna Therion Margare? Hendricks Barbara Camp Maralyn Dean Barbara Bren? Is? row Carol Sebeny, Berry Green, Pa? Corner, Joan Hendon, La Vern Chesfney, Margorne Peuffer, Edlfh Gang 512 R' 5 V5 4 J as 4 4, Q x v 9- ' , 1' 1 , A , Q N , g gi 9, 1 .Z ri W I j Q l A e N A A f , g G- I - f f' 6 - . ., , ,st . , A N . A - X w'.7 .j, X .1 ' W ' R 1 ' of .-.A M..,.s.,PE1 Q i I Nia - Y b.. A , ' ' ' is an .' , , 1 2 . 6 - 2nd row Nellie Bowden Ada Bell Sfoner Eva Gawler Belly Dean Thomas Alice Smllh Mary Malor Lorabell Caldwell Thelma Doade Isl row Janice Johnson Jeanme Bren? Jessie Henderson Jana Lou Doolm Gwendolyn Thompson Dorothy Williams Alma Meaderds Louise Tripp 1 nu- Va' 2nd row: Mabel Hileman Delores Clark, Marilyn Downs, Joan Comley Mary Uhrie Joyce Brown Carolyn Kegel Yula Quick Marlyce Sfrouse. lx? row: Joyce Shea Joan Curry Jean Quick Mrs. Amacher Carol Jo. Henry Belly Wells Helen Gunn Rulh Wrighf. C0 CORDIA Y TEE E IOR UT Page Eighfy-nine Under the lights at Carlton Field on the hardwood floor of our crackerbox in the pool on the tennis courts and golf links on the baseball diamond and around the cinder track wherever B H S athletes are there is teamwork good sportsmanshsp and friendly competition The directors and respective members of each group worked together team that matters but the value is in learning co operaion fair play and loyalty ln return for their fine spirit and hard work the athletes are awarded letters by which we recognize those who have brought glory to our school The boys all did their best ably guided by the coaches and the students supported them enthusiastically Thus everyone had a part in both victories and defeats As in our school song We stand as one and all our praises sing For Bloomington the echoes ring' for better athletics and got them. However, it is not so much a winning Sql fgggi :5 ' 1 .v 5 . - '.s f X fl, fp 1 5- 'K , 1 3 g W f fl5 ' v Y . 4 I , f h f 4. uv .f ,fm ' - v . e Page Ninefy-one 'lk HOWARD SAAR ELDON VOLK RUSSELL ROBERTS Football Baseball Basketball All Amerucan Basketball Tennus HOWARD F SAAR us the durector of Athletuc and Physucal Educatuon at Bloomungton Hugh School He attended lllunous State Normal Unuversuty where he receuved hus B Ed Degree and the Unuversuty of lllunous where he receuved hus M A Besudes durectung othletucs Mr Scar us coach of our football and baseball teams ELDON VOLK us the basketball coach at Bloomungton Hugh School He attended lllunous Wesleyan Unuversuty and the Unuversuty of lllunous receuvung hts B A and M A Degrees from the two Besudes coachung, Mr Volk also teaches Socual Scuence and Dustrubutuve Educatuon RUSSEL ROBERTS us Bloomungton Hugh Schools coach for All Amerucan basketball and tennus He receuved hus B A degree at I W U , and hus M A at the Unuversuty ot Illunous. Mr Roberts us also a Socual Scuence teacher Page Nmely two B tlu STUART VAN DORN RONALD LEMME G0 Track Assastant Football ROBERT JONES IS a physucal educatlon teacher and also the swimming coach 4'1- lor B H S He attended lllmols State Normal Unlversuty where he received his B of S rn Education Mr Jones also assists In football coaching MELVIN L MILLER as substmtutmg for Mr Lemme thus year since Mr Lemme IS teaching the drlvmg course Mr Miller attended Eastern llllnols Col lege where he received his B S un Ed and the Umversuty of lllmous where he received has M A Mr Muller IS also the asslstant baseball coach ROBERT JONES Swtmmrng Assistant Football STUART VAN DORN IS a physucal edu cotton teacher at Bloommgton Hugh He attended Coe College where he receuved hls B A degree Mr Van Dorn also coaches golf RONALD LEMME us the track and os slstant football coach at B H S At S N U he recelv d B Degree and at the Umversnty f lllmols he receuved hls M A Degree Mr Lemme IS also a Social Science teacher and this year he has been teachmg drlvmg MELVIN MILLER Asststant Basketball Page N ety three X7 . . gl T a ll n .... 'e his .Ed. L . . O It , ' 1 . .. I VARSITY MERIC Page Nrnefy four FOOTBALL 3rd row J R Bosworlh Mgr Bud Hall Larry Meyer Bull Vandevender Morris Halsey Bob Enders Cap? Owen Bloodgood Jlm James Frank Slpes Ben Snyder Charles Wllllams Znd row Charles Young Owen Klawuller Bob Malchen Charley Jones Klrk Cruze Bull LaBounly Norman Wulllams Alonzo Clark Lee Hlnegardner Don Rose Bull Anderson Isl row Ken Muller Boyce Bowden Jerry Davidson Tom Scolf Bob Neal Bull Harsha Ron Dlllmgham Archie Douglas 3 2 3 as 3 15525 4th row Bob Blesslng Bob Thornfon Irwnn Berry Phul Kohler Bull Braksnck Jack Hazzard Jack Nesmulh Vern Malheny Phll Wanglln 3rd row Jerry Knorh Jlm Earl Sherman Brown Jlrn Reed Dan Packard Jerry Felmley Lyle Lemme Wesley Brown AI Marshall Rog Tompkins 2nd row Jlm Bosworth Don Hosea Duck Solomon Steve Taylor Don Parldo Ron Parldo Harry Augus Ollo Horacek John Bray Al Grelhy Marvsn Thomas lsf row Phll Engle Earl Kerr Ronnie K Hlll Yale Mock Ray Thomas Ray Hlbbens Rodney Weaver Norman Taylor Frank Miller Gordon Shepard Ronald Smnlh 5 li , T + 4s A ,L 'M T, 'H' as J 19 1 E 'E ' of b - 8 8 41 20 2 42 5 4 D 1 E53 5, A . A9 y ' 7 l l Playing all but one of their football games this season under the lights, the Purple Raiders won six out of their ten scheduled games and tied one. Coach Howard Saar's Raiders might not have made all state teams but they had teamwork and the spirit which put an ample supply of the Saarmen on the intercity teams that were chosen. With many of the regulars graduating, a whole new team will be formed, but Coach Saar has hopes for the new boys who played so well on the All-American and Reserve squads this last season. FOOTBALL CALENDAR Sept. Galesburg here O- 0 Sept. Princeton here 18- 7 Sept. U. High there 7- 0 Oct. Trinity here 52- 0 Oct. Lincoln there 32- 0 Oct. Champaign there 6-25 Oct. Springfield here 0-20 Oct. Normal there 26- 7 Nov. Danville here 33-I3 Nov. Decatur here 7-20 Page Nine fy-h BASKETBALL CALENDAR BASKETB LL VAR ITY 3rd Kurk Cruze Kenneth Muller Bull Braksuck Jack Hazard Archue Douglas Ray Thomas 2nd Ho ard Saer Jm Kraft Bull Vandevendar Spud Crank Frank Supes Tom Scott O en Kla utter P I G ff GU fl Il'l Ist row Da e Patterson Bud Parker O en Bloodqood Don Hohensteun Bll Butler Cha Ire Jones Gene Weber Startung the 47 48 basketball season wuth Captaun Owen Bloodgood as the only returnung regular tne Purple Rauders through hard work ended up thus years season wuth a record that Bloomungton Hugh School us proud of Takung theur wuns and losses un theur strude the Rauder squad showed theur basketball fans good teamwork and a wull to wun Credut should be guven to Coach Eldon Volk who worked wuth these boys to prove to them that teamwork and good sportsmanshup can wun a lot of games CC CC ec ec an an an an an Jan Page Ninety su Atlanta ere 42 36 42 66 ClI'1 9 0 Decatur Normal there there 34 36 36 37 Galesburg there Decatur ere Trunuty ere Danvulle there 43 41 44 53 1 2 3 Normal Tournament BHS second East Peorua Sprsngfueld U Hugh Lincoln Champaugn ere there there ere ere 39 29 37 49 35 20 53 44 50 51 e e e e e e Mar Trunuty l.uncoln U Hugh Champaugn Normal East Peorua there there ere there here there 46 44 39 34 61 40 37 48 43 37 42 33 1 2 3 Clunton Reguonal BHS second row: . I . I . . I I . I A D . 2 h - J . 3 - D . 5 - F b. 3 - Dec. 12 h 50-49 Feb. 6 Springfield here 37-40 D . 16 ' ' h - F b. 10 ' ' - D . 19 ' - F b. 13 ' - J . , , F b. 17 . ' h - J . 6 ' h - F b. 20 ' - J . 9 ' ' - F b. 24 - J . 13 . ' - F b. 27 ' . - J . 16 ' h - . , , ' ' . 23 ' h - 5' V , f fyy,5: ,, , ,V , if AI +1 feet M, 131 ima Jr :3l? Mf: '?. 1 4,35 , xt ,W 9 if f 4- 1 Af x .wwf fr, . ,, 1 n . vs ZH 4 wr Z' 11 . 5 A' f l' fl 2 y A? X V ' ' e I be ug ,. 4 Q ff 1 am 374- wwf? , 1 f rl., , 'I tif f Q fwf, ' K 1 ? fs, ' at '11 ' ' an , J eff' Q u I 1s4'Q'k l.'m BA KETB LL Bur! Pav Kar CBQHQS J ONCS BSN Owen Bloodqooa Jim KYQQt. DOH Hohengleuq Page Nineiy-eight Butler- Biu Vqndeve 3rd row: Joel Bloomquisf, Mgr.: Don Hosea, Dareld Kirkpatrick, James Bosworrh, Albert Grefhey, Jack Mafllngly, Yale Mock. 2nd row: Karl Slrickland, Alfred Marshall, Roberf Thornfon, Richard Wilson, James Rees, Phillip Kohler, Wesley Brown. lst row: Robert Mock, Maurice Halsey, Sherman Brown, Ronald Schroeder, Lyle Lemme, James Earl, Richard Gillon. AMERICA Pa X1 N SWIMMI G TRACK Page One hundred L, 3rd row Jerry Luscomb Duck Smufh Roqer Tompkins Jack Nasmlfh Dan Packard Bull Lane Ronnie Hull Bull Walker Mgr 2nd row Dave Smith LaMar Rodman Earl Kerr Jerry Felmley John Wooledge Sieve Taylor Floyd Jordlne lsf row Bob Para Bob Enders Bob Hall Dick Klalf Larry Meyer Cap? Bob Mecherle ...4-w Y' 3rd row: 2nd row: lsf row: John Woolidgo, Jim Ross, Maurice Sieve Taylor, Dick Solmon, Irwin Alonzo Clark, Norman Williams, Bowden, Dysarl Pressley, Wesley Jack Rossie, Donald Hosea, Ron Buddy Malchem, Ted Clark, Do Halsey, Ronnie Dillingham, Bob Pare, Owen Bloodgood, Phil Wanglin, Berry, Jim Baker. Melvin Bonke, Lawrence Tudor, Bob Neal, Bill LaBounly, Boyce Brown, Lawrence Salzman. Hill, John Homer, Floyd Jordine, Jim Swearingen, Cleo Meaderds, n Rybum. 1: SWIMMING Dec. 6 Onarga here Dec 12 Peoria Central Dec. 19 Danville here Jan. 10 Peoria Central there Jan. 16 Urbana there Jan. 24 Danville there Jan. 30 Urbana there 48-14 29-37 25-41 33-33 40-17 20-46 39-18 Feb. 20 Thornton Fractional here 45172-1717, Feb.14 Big 12 at Peoria - Tied with Danville for first 34-34 Feb. 27,28 State Meet - Sixth place 12 points 1 i CALENDAR TRACK April 16 Lincoln there April 24 Normal relays there April 27 U. High there April 30 Lincoln relays there May 7-8 District meet May 14-15 State Champaign May 18 Pontiac there May 22 Big Twelve meet GOLF April 17 Streator here April 20 Pekin here April 24 Danville here April 28 Woodruff here May 1 Decatur there May 4 Pekin there May 8 District May 14-15 State May 18 Woodruff there May 22 Big 12 May 25 Peoria Manual here lntercity games scheduled for May X o . -,l , ' U ,4 7. 1 if tv ,A 1 w , Yfl 41 2nd row: Don Presley, Dick Smith, Vernon Matheny, Jack Nosmith, Jack Hazard, Larry Lamb, Bill Lane Ralph Faust. In row: Jerry Lang, Karl Farris, Bob Hall, Owen Klawithr, Bud Parker. Page One hundred one March 25 A rl 6 Apr: l Apr: Aprll l7 April 2l April 24 April 24 April 29 May l May 6 May 8 May l I May I2 May 14 May 19 May 22 May 29 W0 Tenms Blue lsland Peoria Woodruff Decatur Pekin Danville Lincoln Champaign Urbana Decatur District Urbana Mattoon Lincoln Peoria Central State Meet Pekin Big l2 meet CALENDAR ere there ere there there here there there there Peoria here here there here here Riverside-Brookfield there Apr: Apr: Apr: Apr: April April April April April May May May May May May May May May May June Baseball U High Clinton Streator Pekin Trinity NCHS Peoria Manual Clinton Trrnlty Peoria Central NCHS Pekin Trinity U. High Champaign District Tournament Sectional Tournament there there ETB there here here here here here here here here here here here Trinity here State Tournament Danville there 2nd row Joel Bloomqulsl Roy Shawn Tom Henderson Waller Hulvey Tom Roberls Evan Sfrawn Ruchard Guller Isl row Roger Tompluns Wulluam Brakslck Jlm Earl Alfred Marshall .hh 'I Schroeder Frank Slpes Ken Muller Lyle Lemme Bull Buller Tom Scoll Don Rose Yale Mock Znd row Charles Wnlluams Roberf Mock Albert Grefhey Norman Taylor Ed Sufherland Gordon Shepherd Don Norrns Rod Weaver Jerry Felrnley Jnm Rees lst row Ruchard Gaddy James Esch Don Wey Roberf Lemme Earl Kerr Jerry Nnchols James Dykes Jerry Llpscomb Waller Hoeff Karl Sfrackland Jlm Bosworth TE I BA EBALL Page One hundred fhree lf' -l .uf A ia -- 3rd row: Bill Vandevender, arf Carnahan., Harry Hall, Charlels Kimler, Jerry Davidson, Richard Hauser, Ronald Men Xx N .pt- These and many more oufsfandlng dresses SUITS and coafs designed and cu? by leadmg deslgners and manufacfurers can always be found In our feen sechon C W KLEMM INC DEPARTMENT STORE Bloommgion Illmons f fi The bank wluch has personnel comprused of 'Folks who appreclale 'The faci ihaf fhe public expects courfesy and servuce The National Bank of Bloomlngton 1. ,Q Q Page One hundred four ef-W ---- ay, an f Aswuxx-.- ' V5 gl 9 P a I , - x T' Q N L QA 7 5 f 5 S I 7 ' 2 WX' 'sw l 0 I 4 T , . Q V -5' I lyz L. 2 , :Agp lf yaae f v T fi x 5 5 Q 1 A f, .5 as , , r -J A ' , s H ' ' I K 5 . A, 5 2 . A ' 1 is Mr Oscar Andersen our Chadbends new owner un+ereshng Bloomlngfons youfh Ih n w Jewelry CHADBAND S INC 1,-V-Y 'arm Hdtsruru. '-qr-tv'r'wrs-f1r1r-e z'w--rH-'a-v's-'q: er'ir ifr- !lr1zuE'f.i-:w.Lruarar1L-sE'1f .DL-4f-+'-bf'n--ur-e--4f -sr -v k1i'1 'Q -41-iffy -Q-Me 1,--5't t::: Y- -+1-wb-v-'fr Y'i !'n AC, E'1ACE B.-..- 49 C Arm AFI! In N 1 n-as pg-ef ' Lg 5 '3' 152 4' FIN s , Qi ,,- N Y - JJ J num W' HOLDER HARDWARE C0 Good Hardware Since i853 IUIIV I N Page One hundred I ang Page One hundred s Jean Willef and Phyllis Kirlcpafriclr were cauglwl' in a corner f modeling fwo new BOLERO SUITS ef ROLANDS! W H ROLAND a store of fashwn u me ns. nu Good lnfenhons never replace insurance nn case of loss ff' FREESE 8z JEFFERSON, Inc INSURANCE SURETY BONDS 2I3 W Jefferson Phone 52II .1 +A ,f,4 , . - -v I 5 if Lf lg if ,,, uf 4, A h ' V mf ,V x'f-gif. 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S ,mi Q 2' :Q ,J-' 1 fm 4 'W Everyihmg a 'fine lewelry siore should have SIGMUND SORG INC Jewelers Sllversmlths Soufh Side Square Bloomington HI 'I Ready to Serve Page One hundred eghf Your Power ond Llghhng Requnrements ILLINOIS POWER CO u lly lr :ma fe f el fhese co s syFfWnfe ofhandBob uf ULBRICH 8z KRAFT I I I Me n Sf eef AMONG YOUR SOUVENIRS are Issues of The Aegis produced these many years of the GUMMERMAN PRINTING OFFICE 217 E Front Phone 28290 'tu ,487 I hx! v 1, I I I , .f A Yo rea loo r r and e beffer in I fhe . a ri 1 I rr K r 1. i r 3, 7x i'7 :fy A 1' I -5 . 4 Page One hundl -'14 117 PINES SMARTWEAR Sf e of F endly Ser ce P O hddfen PEOPLES BANK OF BLOOMINGTON 2 Be a MARBEN model ef school work or play Malte lhei fIFSl' umpressnon flue easy way Shop af MARBEN S Men and Boys Sfore :-4' N Margie Walson and John LaDue fund fha? ROIERTSONS CLEANERS are nofed for qualify cleaning and pressmg 207 N Easf Sfreef Phone 23I0 5 Q.. Page One hundred eleven E 2 lifiu-Al2l2Q453ll ll I' 'T l 5 , . 7:2 if , . X X I C ' . ar .. 1 'l V w a Q ' .,, ff , f, ' ,W l 'X , V I , , A I Q f W 1 a Q f ', . fx - Kyf' mms 'X' J an ...ia -'sfx Page One hundred fvfelve ,ffww Nah? ' lf? Ann Sievenson and Jo Dolley find fha! Livingsion's second floor fashion cenfer IS fhe fall: of +l'1e hugh school crowd LIVINGSTONS One of lllmozs great stores Mr Campbell Holfon presedenf of LAMPBEII H01 TON 81 CO THE HOME OF HAPPY HOUR FINER FOODS i XM ,...--' -2:-fi . Qfaerigg ,,,,-4 ' ...us ui ala' 1 - ,- A K , K . .Aw- '3' . f ' - I fsf L ,. I I - . Y 1 1 J c ' 1 1 4 ' ' 5 u 1' 1 f' 1 . w ' ,. Y Y, X ,x ' V A v Q Q lf- x ,J X A 1 Q - A ' X 10 O 1 -' 5 ' ' , ' ' 'ZR- W , J wfx - .V - N v I-'5izff'll5NL f - ,, , gii,Ei-Ffh E13 N' , MM ' ,4 W' ' iikfff 1,352 , ' , K ' K f- q. - 5 , . A fg IA In M , f-0' fr , I 1 , , A Q X Q 1 1 - V. w W N 1-- . . . . A V - . . X M yA GIBRALTAR SALES 8z SERVICE 9l4 S M 'xr Lf' O 1 1 9 Don Rose and Owen Bloodgood are checking over fooiball equnpmenf for I948 J HOWARD ROSE SPORTING GOODS Complete L ne of Sporlmg Goods for E ery Sporf Ach :fy :AQ ILLER MUSIC CO Everything In Musfc and Appliances 4l9 N Mann Sf Phone 26250 Page One hundred fourfeen td R i 5 l3'1,,gf'9'!l V. iii F QE. 5 x A ge, S, A R K A 1 ' 4 W' Cs . '. M 0 i X m. ,gk i press QI? 4 Forwarding Gold Sfampmg Trillllor Inspoctlng Pi I sgs-K 'S BOOK BINDER Y Normal Illmozs Q PgOh d 3,39 'LJ mx .........,,.sN ak D elop g g Enla n UNITED PHOTO SHOP Eldo M Moore ZINSER S for Art Supplies Bloommgfon s mosf complefe arf supply canfer 42l N MAIN STREET Page One hundred sevenveen , u - n f 'flelds of McLean Counfy If ns fresher because of +he shorfer hme from farm fo you ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY LIBERAL ARTS MUSIC FRIENDLY CAMPUS HIGH STANDARDS Welcome Bloommgfon Hugh School Graduafes Nancy Hoose and Dick Busby nnspecf Lnbrary 3, 'Taste the Dufference Our mulk ns produced rnghf here on 'fhe rnch ferhle NORMAL SANITARY DAIRY 'fr 1 P999 One hundred erghfeen nn' A...J 2 206 NORTH GRIDLEY PHONE 336I 0 BLOOMINGTON ILLINOIS Some of Hue sfudenfs who have been assushng fhe Iargesf and oIdesf Launderers and Dry Cleaners nn Bloommgfon and Normal durmg fha pasf year Page One hundred mnsfeen MW Don HOPIEDSYBID has lus+ selecfed a Bulova wafch 'From +he many shown ai VOGELS Georgia Lou Mecherle IS 'Phe saleslady Nw- wwwiiw 'Q Page One hundred hvenfy T QTQS G94 n 15 ICE QHYLAQ. Q. I fi 5 Q 6 00515, DEALER IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD iwxwi -me- ...J ,V 1, , ' -W, -- . ln Sigh! If Must Be Right Grzndung only government graded beef for Sfeokburger We protect your health STEAK n SHAKE throughout Ill1no1s, Indlana, Sz Arkansas ,ff 'W ull! ul!!! -un! 91 Hman H-Sanus H Amerlcas most modern cleanlng plant servlng Bloomlngton Normal ln central A Illlnols I Page O e h ndr d I nfy one nv.. 1 . ' . . . 2 - ,,...1-1-- . A -1- ...--. , V r . ,..f , 4 I . wwf ,i 'iW N ,N ' M , f' K .1 V 'V , J ,rv - V W L-Pff V ,.-- , 1. , ' , 4, W7 , ' ,ff ' ' ' N ii, n 'A I 4. 'f',,,M R , L ' M K , ,J ,. ,riff b ,, A . . ,f'5'5 ., QQ-SF ' , rw ,ff - ' Y'- ,. ,.,,. J J ,, I ,, ,, ' j,f,f'- .-, I ri ,V , uf' 'Xa .,- , , ,, '-, g, , - A , .J '.i4f ' 1 f' , .- fair- A L l K .---' ff 'r , . . ' ' ,f 'I' n., v k '04 , ,rf ,AML www , J- Q , n - N-.2-.V , . . V . - W A MH i . . g ,- -u Y R ' .xc . ' . -v I . n u e we - PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES Bloomington Normal K.: 6 -in. I Page One hundred fvenfy fro ,H wa ff. ,rTa.......,..,,, Ql New Coldspof Spacemasier cubnc foo? sues SEARS ROEBUCK 8a C0 'L W4 Fw QQ ' X ' P ,- Q ' L Q ,K - f 3 P -'Nag . xo ie, 2 'Q' :Mgt 1 4' K 1' A ,Vw 1 f 1 mow, i' 'Q' L--, N.. ,, 2. . f M4 ' ,as 1 ? ,, . 1 Q - 5 P . XR, ,,:, its-xi A-in Mil am ' QNWLWEV HWWTJ . - A - LV-., 54, .www W- -X ' ' f 1 .Q,i,: , fu, L -,fif ,,. g L gl Aki 5 f1'::FT 4 57521. .1 -M.. . K ' ,Aki f ., ,g f 2 : W, . F,.,, y 1 Nr ' ' K 3, -5 ' no - -fe-emi, Le., .V ' I ,Q A ,I S F SL ,Ab v Ig., . 5 'KJ In E ' S W w fi ., Q - In 7, 9, Il ,, 3 f .,,-mm., 4 191 - , 'V B 3 Q -yn.. .WMM More and more 'the frend us io gas -',,',,,.., dd-1,-,., UNION GAS COMPANY Bloomington Illinois ,csv QQ B H S sfudeni' employee Rosemary Adrian displays shlrfs and sweeiers smar+ly fmnshed by SOFT WATER LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Page One hundred hvenfy-fhree PAXTON TYPEWRITER CO Office and School Equzpment I1 0 207 E Washmgio S Phone 769I ff' S ho I o a Da ma e JAEGER S CANDY SHOP gm? 303 N Clinton gO df - A22 5 V J ,I x x if '