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

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George Arnold le ves th1S penny to J1m Powel so he can start a fund to buy pretty red and whlte car llke George's V1rg11 Schmldt w nts Charles Reed to have thls el rm clock so he can get to school on time next year L1nda Marsh ll nd B rb r Moore w1ll these frlendshlp corsages to Rosey Thlele nd Anne Nlcholls Kenney Binlleg and Llnd Marshall w1ll th1s s1lver spoon to Tom Llttle one Kay Ch pnan These frlendshlp b0Uf0Hh16FGS go to Ronald Carter and Glenn Rosborough from Max Jacobs and V1rg11 Schm1dt seal hezeto thls s1xth d y of Mey ln the yeer one thousand n1ne hundred and flfty flve ll955J Qpw 2A7'L0 l!E64'4'47 Q Seal, S1gned, sealed, pub11shed nd decl red as and for the1r 1 st will and test ment by the Sen1or Class of 1955 witnesses 79701111 .EMA L12 a . . a ' ' ' . . . . a . Q 2 1 I ' a a a a a ' ' ' ' a ' . C V . a , . . . ' e ' a w . . . . . In Witness whereof, we of the Senior Class have set our hand and 1 . . a ,q . Q . I . . ' ' a a ' a a ' .

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Id Wickllne w nts Eleanor J ckson to h ve her pl ce as the shortest glrl 1n the cl ss Don't row too much, Ele nor I'm afr 1d you mlght get too t ll for the honor Ch rles Buzan w nts D1ck Younker to h ve the thrill of turn1ng corners on two wheels, so he le ves h1m some of h1s dr1V1Hg b1l1ty You see, Ulck, Ch rl1e stlll needs most of lt P tt1e T ylor wllls her b1l1tJ to do her shorthand lessons 1n cl ss wlthout gett1ng caught to Rosey Thlele ond Inne N1CH011S Dewn AHSt1h leaves h1s left h nded bosketbell hook shot to Roneld Tucker Carolyn Oldfleld w1lls Vlckl Wh1t6 th1s book of 1nterest1nglm5s' ddresses R1Ch rd Brown wllls h1s sc1ent1f1c b1l1ty to G ry Fleetwood Put lt to better use than I dld, G ry George Arnold no Rlch rd Brown, the eye ut1NGS of the Alc t az Buddles Asso 1 tlon, 1 ll tnls broven Q cl s w bl de to edward and Ldwln WeJor1gnt Use lt well, hoys Betty Motlh w nts X Fglnl Brldkn n to n ve thls b1cycle, bec use V su h terzl y lor dl t nee to w lk to n It 1 fs Bon Bless nt to 1 e V1 dl oyto be the onl WF For 1 nl l Jou h we tc o, Don, lS tell a good enor mt b r ore ' 1 s lef to h IS wer cheerleadlng kmllty Norm n Nelson T111 e l Pol+ h S schola '1c b1l1ty so Merl c n make Jn ll the vor' he nlssed thls Xe r L11 . . a a a a a A . . 6 Q , g gg --- . . a a . fx n ' ' LA L- 2- . . . . a q I 0 , H , , .... , C- I - C- 0 G . n . n . . X . C.. 9- C. . . . . r -. , a , Q 1 . . . c ' a c. L. Q x D . . . . . . . . Z1 . . Q . . . . . 5 . . Q C4 L4 L O . . a . 'I 0 ' a a . c ' , a r . . . . .. . , , , . c n T1 A .a A e a 1 . I , . , . . A - 0 A 1,1 1 ' - . L . , , A Q -. . . ., , . . , ' f, '-. rufey 3- '1 a 'jr Q - 71 . ,.v. i YL, Q . . a l'Ql-1E has S c. 2 Us l .g s a, a school each mornlng. , . J. - .,.: 1 .. - .. ' ' ' .1 . Dee . 11 wen, L - L. 5. -Q-. .. - 51.1 3. y , V, r , N Q . B - . boy M. S. 112 . clessn JL - 1 C , ' -Y t ' .1. Jok f ah! :eng v N ., V D . T . . . . Bar a a no la1t nancy hall , e1 h a . P1 W- J' 0 f7 -fu ' Y -3 H ' fx ' ' R 'N C. . A . .. D J.- J. . J .L.- OJ.. L, C- ' ' a - .e A m . B . f J a . .

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SENIOR H STORY On September h, 1951, forty one ngreenu freshmen entered B A C H S for the first t1me as students Our adv1sors were Mr Doty and lk Ouensel, who helped us elect the following off1cers Presldent, Pattie Taylor, V1ce president, Richard Brown, Secre t ry Treasurer, Lee Ham, and Reporter, Nancy Austin As dele gates to the student councll, we selected Barbara Moore and Nor man Nelson Pettie T ylor represented our class as cheerleader Kaye Blller was chosen for our class queen at Home Owing, Wlth Barbara Ioore nd N ncy Aust1n s her attendants That year Phyllls Catlln, Betty G1lbert, Jack Dodd, and Lowell W ddell Jolned our ranks, but we lost Betty Gilbert, Lowfll Waddell, Jeannette Lnn, Delmar Gibson, Clarence Long, and V1ncent Chap man There were th1rty elght of us when we came back s Wsllhyn sopho mores Our advlsors, Coach Brown and lbs. Redllch, helped us elect Rlch rd Brown as presldent, K ye Blller as vice pres1dent, Patt1e Taylor as secretary treasurer, and Norman Nelson as re porter L1nda N rsh ll and Lee Ham represented us on the student C0m1ng feSt1V1t1eS, naye Bliler w s our cl ss queen, and Barbara Moore and Carolyn Oldfleld were chosen as her attendants Durlng the year we g 1ned Blchard Gessam n, but we lost Helen Dowson, Donald Byers, Jack Dodd, Nancy Austln, Sh1rley T1bbs and Fr nces Erv1n One of our m 1n events s Sophomores occurred when the B1010gy cl sses toured the Museum of Sclence nd Industry 1F Chlcago on Aprll 17, 1953 we had th1rty three members when we returned as Wgollyn JuD10P5 we elected Betty Jean Brlcker s pres1dent, Rlch rd Brown as v1ce presldent, Norman Nelson s secretary treasurer, and Lee Ham as repoxter Our adv1sors were Mr Tory nd Miss Cochran, and P tt1e Taylor and Lee H m were our student counc1l.deleg tes P tt1e Taylor was chosen as cheerleader Barbara Moore helped w1th the cheerleadlng durlng the second semester when Kay Ch p an was un ble to complete the season As our class queen for D3 0-V0 U 0 4 . I . U I . 1 : ' Q ' 0 - a - n . .- Q 1 - 5 C.. a C+ 0 0 G Q ' I a a ' a . . . . 8 To ' - O . - . a . - s . J . . a . a . . ' C. 1 1 . ' fa a council, and Barbara Moore was our cheerleader. For the Home- . . . . V 5 A C- C. 1 a ' . ' a' ' a a Q . . . a ' . a' a . a . 8 .. I . - 9 . . . . ' f ' a ' ' a . . R 8 - 1+ . ' . a ' Q ' Q a , ' a . 2 . c.. 1 . V. V . I a - Q 'L 2 0