Blue Mound High School - Blu Mo Illio Yearbook (Blue Mound, IL)

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After watching television room, and early the next traveling through the dry of dust, and my curiosity what caused it. After a a short while longer, I retired to my morning renewed my Journey. .While desert country, I noticed a large cloud would not let me rest until I found out short drive, I came upon a large oval shaped studium in the middl of the desert The huge sie' which decorated one end of the stadium read Peckle s Rex's Racs'rack Yes, Rex King was the owner of this establishment I resolved to engoy myself so I paid the price of admission and entered Being rather hungry, I decided to indulge in a hotdog So resolred I sought the refreshment stand There she was nanding out notdogs with one hand and comforting her twins :ith the other Yes, it was he he he program Linda, UUatch my grandstand, I noticed sidelines and take a race Yes, this was After watching ninda roll awaited the demonstration champion of the world, miraculous performance of to bre k into rounds of this spectacular e hibit, ances of the evening Loretta Bottrell now Loretta King After seating myself in a tall, nonchalant figure saunt r from seat 1n a stockcar being prepared for the feature attr ction oi the T3C1Hg smoxeu Edgecombe to another victory, I leaned back, and on Yo Io twwrling by the p1esent Yo Yo Gerneda Gilbert The our ling and this Yo Yo wi ard soon caused the crowd thunderous applause After witnessing I sat back to engoy the f nal perform The final attraction was worth waiting for HThe All American Girlsu, a circus act owned, managed, operated, and financed by Lily Revis was the balance and jug ling expert of this select group Lily was the only performer in the world who could guggle a dozen marshmallows while playing the piano with her toes. Next, was the famed, world renowned animal training team of Betty Moffett and Norma Wtherton These girls were the onLy women in history to teach the ferocious 3 ngle beasts the fine and.de11ca+e art of sorinkling salt on their victims before eating them After many fearless and daring exhibitions of courage and strenoth were con luded, the GVSD1Fg'S final a trac+1on appea ed 1n the center of the arena A voice on the loudspeaker asked for volunteers to aid this beautiful lady in the next act Being a gentleman, I immediately com lied with this reouest Entering the ring, I soon found myself bound to a large wooden board in the center of the ring The attractive feminine creature before me slowly aised her arm which held a sharp menaclng knife which came hurtling through the air with a vlcious whistling whine Just before I fainted, I realized that +n1s xouan, who was ad: rt sed a UThe Fearless Frenchyn was really Sharon Lancaster the last renowned and respected member of the l9Sh class of the Blue Mound High School. 113 . . e . .vu . . 2 f. 5 ' JJ 4 0 .. . ., 4- O I . . . . . . . . 9 1 2 . ---,W 'l 5 . . . D. A, . . an , 5 .. . t V . L I ' ' e- t . 3 I . I 1. t . ' a L' ' ' I ' . A I 5 g 1 ' ' lo, l 0 1 I . ' . .., . 9 -.-. AZ t . , 4 . - .Z ,, a . N ,- Q L . . . v X . . . i a I O . . C. . . - . -- D four attractive young ladies, was the next colossal exhibition. . . 1 E . A h A L O ' 1.1 s , . - . A' . .u I . . . J L, , I . . . - D, p C 1 . 'E s.. I' C o . 1 ' - . . . . 1 . L A Q -1 a . . ,D . . .. A Q ,.. . l 4 . . 4 . . . Q n r . . . . . , . . ,, . , ' . L w n ' ' J ' 41. 'Q ti us ' O 9 H ' WJ '

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ULQM rf Name Llqyd noma Marllyn Nerlcle fSm1thD rkrl Bottrel Jean Carter CCanadayD Charles Crawford Norma Jean Clark Edwlna Dasher CKernsD Lee Doyle James Gofflnet Bernlta Harrell Klngl Gladys Jacobs CUh1teJ Jacquellne Klrk Barbara ncVey CLoweryJ Vlrglnia May CRaffertyD V1rg1n1a Moffett fGP1D9StOffJ John Moma Eleanor Morgan xossl Barbara Uhll fS81tZ, Willlam Weybrlght Robert Woodcock Junlor Younker Occupation College Teacher Army Housewlfe Secretary C1v1l Service Army Army HOUSeW1f6 Housew1fe Laboratory Technlcian Secretary Housewlfe Housewlfe Mueller Housewlfe Housew1fe Farmer Army Farmer MV Address Normal Cheyenne, Uyo Blue Mound Ch1C3gO Blue Mound Blue Mound Macon Denver, Colo Boody Decatur Blue Mound Mbweaqua Decatur Hammond Blue Mound 5, B Kiih Arm . ' ff f V - Blue Mbund by fig 3