Boone McHenry Township High School - Viking Yearbook (Capron, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1948 volume:

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PAUL DELLIS DAWSON Bombardier, Army Air Forces Ulifed 5455505 ANDY AU CUTPS We, the students of Boone-McHenry Township High School, wish to dedicate our annual, THE VIKING, in memory of those from this community who gave their lives for the defense of our country during World War II. My Q' MAA X fa? if X ues? m,vQ i K kk, . if -1 'Mi 1 7 AA K . A kg S S is I' S ' X c' sue 4 S X , N. , - K ' gf' M ' is e 'xx -Am EQ, f. , ' ' 5 1 Y s ff! L ,Q , N, ' 1 4, 1 if Boone-McHenry Township High School was erected in 1917. It serves as an educafional cenater to Capron and the surrounding rural areas, The Viking Ship is used as the symbol because this is a Scandinavian community. , I 3 E E ,L 2 , J 5 --n 'M fr ' 41' w. 'fm li! P , If fi., If 4 . I All m- J X .4-5 I x n,,'1.1f . Sf 'xJ . 3, 1 Q-51' X ff 'N 1 T- fc-Sfffli' 3 A ' f -' + Q E-'1 .- :H X M Egig-3151 -if 4-7 y 0 7 lE'4 Q ' EL' X J fn 2 5 fi Q :1 'w 59 42 '1 .M '4 ul ii 5 . ,XC A. C. ASKELAND LEONARD HEWITT Principal, Building and Trades Assistant Principal, Coaching B. E., N. I. S. T. C. Mathematics Northwestern University Denver, University, Denver University of Illinois B. S., M. A. in Education at Ball M. A. Colorado State College State Teachers at Muncie, Indiana ,X 7 , M A ROSEMARY MCGEE ELLEN ELLINGSON Business Education Homemaking B. S. in Education E. I. S. T. C. at Charleston Graduate work at Colorado A. 8: M. Fort Collins B, E. at Whitewater M. A. at Northwestern X MAVIS HARRIS English, Mathematics B, E., at N. I. S. T. C., DeKalb ELMER HOPPERSTEAD WILLIAM LACROIX EARL ROARIG Vocational Agriculture, Biology Social Studies Music, Science, Band, Glee Club B. S. University of Illinois C. M. C. E. at Mt. Pleasant, Mich. B. A. at U. of N. D., Grand Forks M. S. C. at Sioux City, Iowa B. S. at N. I. S. T. 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Ed. 1, 2 Am Class Officer 4- Glee Club Z 4- if 42 ROBERT MUNSON Class Play 3 Glee Club l Mixed Clmrua Z Basketball Z Annual Staff 3, 4 FK . - ' y , wk 34.41 BETTY BALL j Lg TED HOLLLDAY ROBERT CLINE RUTH sci-IWEB J A Band 1, 2, 3,fg+' ki, 5, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 4 GAA I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2,5 3 - Glee Club 1, 2 Baseball 4 FHA 1, 4. J Class Oificu-'1f'2 I I Class onlne: 2, 3 Softball 1, 2, 3 Class Officer 1, 3 Cheerleading, li 2 Annual Staff 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader Z Annual Staff 1282, 3. 4 Play Cast 3 Class Officer 1, Z Annual Staff 3 Play can 2, 3 Annual staff l, 2, 3, 4 GAA Z, 3, 4- Class Plays Z, 3 I 3-Fill! 1.31, ,W 'fvvs ,,. 'V mf? BARBARA RITTER Band 1, z, 3 GAA 2, 3 FHA 1 ROBERT SVENSE Fcctball 1, 4 FFA 4 8 1 x Viv , f 5' 4, RICHARD GARNER FFA Z, 3 Glen Club 2 Football 4 SF 41:1 19? F 5,43 - MM, ,f A -F H - .LZ in . , 'W 4 ,,.. 3441f7f'- 1 ,, Spf' - 'F' ,, 'S U f . , 51.1. is - . 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Three of these tirnid Freshmen, Katherine Sallee, Bertha Capes, and Ransom Joplin, left us early in the year. Our class advisor was Miss Jeanne Nelson. During our first week, we experienced initiation. Later we gave the Sophomores a return party. When school opened the following fall, thirty-three industrious SOPHO- MORES returned. Dick Moshier was with us a while, later Shirley Dunker joined us. One of our outstanding events of this year was a trip the Biology class took under the supervision of Mr. Elrner Hopperstead. In 1946, thirty-four persistent JUNIORS returned. This year we were joined by lla Gunderson, and Glen Hermanson. Arlene Mizner left us soon after school started. Our biggest event of this year was the junior Class Play, The Groom Said No, given under the direction of Mrs. Robert Dunker. Those participating in the play were: Richard johnson, Marion Wright, Roma Seaver, Margaret Frye, lla Gunderson, Robert Munson, Virginia Gorton, john Georgeson, Ted Holliday, Edna johnson. Our banquet and prom turned out very successfully. We entertained the Seniors at the Wagon Wheel at Roscoe for the banquet. The prom was held at the high school with Candy Land as our theme. Upon theleaving of Mrs. Dunker during the second semester, Mr. William LaCroix became our class advisor. Robert Svensen, and Robert Fleming joined us during the second semester. Thirty-five studious SENIORS returned in 1947 to finish their four years in Capron High. Dardanell Rambow, Fred Rambow, Alrna Duke and Vivian Smith left us this year, but Edward Anderson, Betty Ball, Robert Cline, and Roger johnson joined us. We have been very busy this year having paper drives and bake sales to earn money for our class trip to Washington, D. C. and points east, which has become a traditional trip for each senior class upon graduation from Capron High School. The members of the Senior Class are as follows: Edward Ander- son, Deon Austin, Betty Ball, Richard Ball, Lavona Braun, Robert Cline, Shirley Dunker, Robert Fleming, Margaret Frye, Richard Garner, john Georgeson, Virginia Gorton, Ila Gunderson, Glenn Hermanson, Elwin Hoelzel, Ted Holliday Donald Jeffers, Edna johnson, Richard johnson, Roger johnson, Virginia Lambert Stanley Mikrut, Donald McCullough, Robert Munson, Sadie Oscarson, Ruth Oster berg, Clifford Peacock, Barbara Ritter, Doris Schmuck, Ruth Schwebke, Roma Seaver, Virginia Stirnes, Robert Svensen, Betty Williams, Marion Wright. President--Roma Seaver Vice-president--Edward Anderson Secretary- -Richard johns on Treasurer--Virginia Stimes Class Motto-- Success Through Effort Class Flower--Rose Class Colors--Green and Gold .X . X 'J- .. .V , 4. :, ,'..-ini 5: ff: .2 N .5 'Pix gf Lk , iw, x ,mfg K ,,.1- .g,. K, .N?H.:f-.f' 1 L Q , ,J , -wf J ,v.,, 1 -4. w s 4 1 'xYl4r ' , -V q A, 3 xp nm 1 1 -,Nw , , 4 1 V D -., 1 Pi wi'-SST1?f21'1 NAME Edward Anderson Deon Austin Betty Ball Richard Ball Lavona Braun Robert Cline Shirley Dunker Robert Fleming Margaret Frye Richard Garner john Georgeson Virginia Gorton Ila Gunderson Glen I-Iermanson Elwin Hoelzel Ted Holliday Donald Jeffers Edna johnson Richard johnson Roger johnson Virginia Lambert Stanley Mikrut Donald McCullough Robert Munson Sadie Oscarson Ruth Osterberg Clifford Peacock Barbara Ritter Doris Schrnuck Ruth Schwebke Roma Seaver Virginia Stimes Robert Svensen Betty Williams Marion Wright SENIOR REV IEW NIC KNAME Eddy Dee Lizzy Dick V ona Bob Dunk -B ob Mar gee Brow George Ginny Red Glen Chief Theo jeff Essnos Louie Chico Ginnie Stan Mutt Muns s Sadie Bubbles Cliff Barb D or r y Ruthie FDSSY Ginny Swede Betts Gert FAV OR IT E SONG My Merry Oldsmobile The Things We Did Last Summer I Wish I Didn't Love You So The Man Who Paints The Rainbow In The Sky I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire Heartaches Feudin' And Fightin' I-Iuggin' And Chalkin' I Believe The Old Chaperone To Each His Own We Could Make Such Beautiful Music Together I Used To Work In Chicago Lazybones Turkey In The Straw Il Bacio This Is Worth Fighting For It's Love, Love, Love I Want To Thank Your Folks I'm Getting Tired So I Can Sleep Pretty Kitty Blue Eyes That's My Desire At The Firemen's Ball The Old Lamp Lighter Stardust - I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles Cuddle Up A Little Closer I'LI Dance At Your Wedding I Wonder, I Wonder, I Wonder Prisoner Of Love ' Temptation I Miss You I That's How Much I Love You You'll Always Be The One I Love An Apple Blossom Wedding if fn ,M 4 fbi 1 i 1 1 1 ' ,1 1 ,.1 1 .1 1 1 I3 7: 'fri ,V A .T W KJ ' 1 A SENIOR PR OPHEC Y Here it is, 1967, and we see that Lavona Braun is designing clothes for her new French husband. Oh Yes, Barba Ritter has her axnbitiong her hair is now 'long and she is called 2.nd Veronica. As we turn on the radio, we now hear that swooning Virginia Gorton. Let's change stations! In 1967, we see Professor Holliday teaching school He now has a Mrs. Holliday. We see Virginia Larnbert working nights now. It seems she can't get up in the morning. She is working in an alarm clock factory trying to make clocks that will wake you up inthe morning. Virginia Stimes, the business girl of Capron, is now toe dancing. As we take a day off for the circus, whom should we see trying out for the Fat Lady but Margaret Frye. The Wolf Pack of 48 has now quieted down to one girl as their leader fE.dna Mae johnsonj. Shirley Dunker is now a married woman but she keeps up her basketball career by throwing her husband around. Ruth Osterberg is carrying out her nickname, she is now a Bubble Dancer. It seems that Ruth Schwebke has now become a Lambert! Oh yes, there is a little Lambert too. And at a home in the woods we now see lla Gunderson howling at the moon at night in hopes of finding her long lost wolf. Bonne, by name. Bob Cline is now running a Farmers' Elevator with his charming secretary Betty Ball. Someone should tell him it would be easier to haul coal in a truck than a wheelbarrow. g Eddy Anderson is now running for President of the U. S. A. It seems Roma Seaver is ahead of him and Vice-president is as far as he can get. Their next topic will be lefthanded monkey wrenches. What is this sign: THE THREE MUSKETEERSH? Why it is none other than Deon, Sadie, and Doris, and what are they trying to do? Catch Kilroy? Betty Williams is now married--she has been chasing her husband for 5 years, and she finally caught up with him. johnny Georgeson now has his own basketball team--the George-Sons- Squad, by name. Roger johnson is now making Fords. They seem to last longer than those he buys. fHas anyone got some baling wire to donate?j QU ,,,. i V 1 1?-ffi-1-v qw' U 24. L.. ,R A yi, J 4 A .MIM ', f 'NY . L- 4., 1 1 5 w ' 4 J 4' 'A . I si wg SENIOR PR OPHECY -C ontinued As we stepped into a restaurant to eat, we see a sign on the door, THE PEACOCK. Shall we enter? Yes. Well, who else can it be but Clifford Pea- cock! Does anyone want a good wife? Elwin Hoelzel has gone to beauty school, he just couldn't stand straight hair any longer. Stan Mikrut is running a Ladies' Hat Shop. He surely has a way with the women and he designs the hats himself. Pastor Hermanson will announce the text for next Sunday at the Ladies' Conference of this week. Richard Garner is now raising succotash, he plants corn and beans in the same field while Dick Ball chases butterflies. Don McCullough has his own dancing school now, called the Happy Hops. At a wedding we see a blushing groom. The bride has him tied securely. Who else could it be but? ? ? ? and Svensen. Louie johnson is giving speeches. He has a bus route and practices speecheson it every morning. Bob Fleming has an ad in the 1967 issue of a paper. Pretty girls wanted. He is finally an artist and has just got his one desire fshort skirts agai Donald Jeffers has a farm and a wife. He is a very contented old man only he has yet to discover how to get the extra milk back in the cow. Cn Broadway in a broken down old shack, whom should we see but Bob Munson trying to dye his gray hair red. We see 'Marion Wright living on a farm--Oh yes--she's threshing ' Straw.' SENIOR WILL We, the Class of 1948, of Capron High School, of the County of Boone, and of the State of Illinois, being of sound mind and body after four strenuous years, do hereby make, publish, and declare this as our last and best will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills, bequests, and devices of whatever nature of form heretofore made by us. We, the Seniors, will to the faculty, our regular habits and the excuses we are so good about bringing from home. To the Juniors, we extend the quietness of the Seniors during their English Class. To the Sophomores, we will our ability in long arguments during class meetings, or whenever handy. To the Freshmen, we will our dignity, the gum we,couldn't chew, and our skill in hitting the waste basket with paperwads. nl X f .,X.-., T, V ga, , . , 4, ,,+,Q-f,- gf Y , . ,Z ' ya A'r?,5f, -- -4- ' 1 L.-1-', f - '- V ,,. 5, ,I f 1-4 '1 M . f.-ff, 1,4-fu' - 'L nil '1 f Us - . , I 1 F -Jig. Q --. V , 1 . . 1 . + 1 ,.,-.f . M ltr. Q yr w 4 h 53. '!.1 L.5M 1 v' ,.. ,. ,- 4'-Aix . ' 'tv f ms -. , 452' C LASS W ILL-C ontinued I, Roma Seaver, will my ability to keep order in class meetings to Phyllis johnson. I, Robert Svensen, will my blushing way with women to Larry Meyer. I, Virginia Stimes, will my glossy black hair to Irene Bue. I, Marion Wright, will my ability to fix my hair in various ways to Pat Austin. I, Shirley Dunker, will my ability and good sportsmanship in basketball to Mary Ann Lee. I, Elwin Hoelzel, will my love for Mrs. Harris to Roger Day. I, Lavona Braun, will my skill in sewing to Alden Keast. I, Edna johnson, will my ways with boys to Phyllis Hawley. I, Virginia Gorton, will my singing ability to Lily Pons. I, Ted Holliday, will my ability to get along with Mr. LaCroix to Donna Ritter. I, Margaret Frye, will my red glasses to Robert Moore. Ila Gunderson, will my red hair to Ellen Jeffers. Virginia Lambert, will my ability to be in school on tirne to Kathy Meier. I, Stanley Mikrut, will my way with women to my little brother. I, Donald Jeffers, will Marilyn jackson to nobody. I, Glen Hermanson, will my quietness to Ronald Seaver, I, Richard johnson, will my ability to roller skate to Mrs. Harris. I, Robert Fleming, will my drawing ability to Marilyn Gustafson. I, john Georgeson, will my ability in basketball to Milburn Meckley. I, Eddie Anderson, will my ability to go steady to Ray Bullard. I, Ruth Schwebke, will my gum chewing ability to Mr. Hewitt. I, Roger johnson, will my ability to sleep in .classes to Earl Smith. I, Robert Munson, will my camera to anyone who can take pictures with it. I, Betty Ball, will my cornet to Bertha Randall. I, Deon Austin, will my sisters to anyone who can get along with them. I, Sadie Oscarson, will my false tooth to anyone who can wear it. I, Doris Schmuck, will my charming smile to Hot Lips. I, Clifford Peacock, will my cooking skill to Marian Schmidt. I, Robert Cline, will my ability to coach basketball to Paul Nordvig. I, Barbara Ritter, will my ability to grow long hair to Frances Olson. I, Don McCullough, will my dancing ability to Phyllis Holmes. I, Betty Williams, will my kitchen ability to Peggy Rambow. I, Richard Ball, will my peppy personality to Dodie Edson. I, Richard Garner, will my reputation as the Brow to my little brother Robert I, Ruth Osterberg, will my good nature to john Bond. L L W M --gN . if X -'T'- '- -1 i iff x '! A- ,ll X. Q f X' H X! 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Writ? ?'LCX12 ?:UV:a2 53.1-Ififif' '- VZ fi 2 12.1 1221 V' 'f'ii:l'?:t.Vi,2 a3V5x2'.i' i ff,- V '.?'2,,'fL f3:P3ffi fg'j:!1 'Q-15'V? ?2-3w v1 'F' -. 5QiJ.ZZiIQef,'1,gSIVf X -XA, ' A .fl 'V' V. f a. - , a ,- - ' , fuffw-Th ,fax 4,f,,,1gfrg,1, -1 - ' AVN. -.H . ,A ,EM V. 2 W 1 : gk , 4.1.1 -V J , M mv V 1 V-EMJES ff ' .Vf -Lf WW'-'f i '9'W3? -'3QV'iV.1?L if f' ' e JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Our Class of '49 began the best years of our lives when we stepped through the doors of the Capron High School for the first time. This first great year brought forth thirty-five canny students. The first event of this year was to elect our officers. They were as follows: Class Advisor --Mrs. Lawrence Hattg President--Carol Maxon: Secretary--Phyllis Holmes: Treasurer--Wayne Robinson. The first activity for that's what the Sophomores called it, was the sad event, initiation. This was the one thing that made the students more timid. Some of the year's activities were the raffling of an electric iron, participation in the high school's magazine campaign, and sponsoring a St. Patrick's Day Dance. This year we lost the seven following students: William Benesch, Stanley Carter, Donald Croissant, Shirley Gannon, Roger Metcalfe, jean Rambow, and Donna Vee Smith. Because of sickness we lost another one, Dick Phillips, who later returned with the class of '50. A year later, '46, brought forth twenty-nine brave students. We were going to do the initiating instead of receiving it. After we finished this activity, we elected our officers for the second tixne of our high school career. The officers were as follows: Advisor--Miss Gwendolyn Meadg President-- Ellen Jeffers: Vice-president--Marilyn jackson: Secretary--Maureen Lambert: Treasurer--Daniel Keefc. Our activities were an April dance, and sponsoring a card party in the school gymnasium. Through the year we lost five classmates: Eleanor Burge, who attended a school in Missouri, Barbara Floyd, who is attending school in Sharon: and the other three were Eugene Mikrut, Melvin Monsen, and Wayne Robinson. During the year, we gained two students who were Russell Fleming, who came from Kirkland, and Robert Brinkmeyer, who attended school in'Beloit. This ended the first half of our high school education. This year, '47, started out with a BANG! We now have twenty-nine students, gaining three students from Poplar Grove: Marlene Smith, Clifford Courtney and Ray Bullard. Robert Watkins and Robert Carter came from near Garden Prairie. During the first semester Marlene Smith and Eleanor Burge quit school, and the second semester Robert Carter moved to Loves Park. Our officers of this year are as follows: Advisor--Mrs. Mavis Harris, President--Russell Fleming, Vice-president--Clifford Courtney, Secretary-- Frances Olson, Treasurer--Howard Johnson. As for our activities and other events, we received our class rings, january 5, 1948. Our means of making money for the class were the selling of labels and post cards and helping in a magazine campaign. But our biggest Wwwir' ' ' ' ' Y ' Iiwwwl 1 4 1 1 N 1 I 1 1 i f JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY-Continued event of the year so far, was the junior play, Hillbilly Courtship. It was held the night of january ZZ, 1948. With the tirne and help of Mrs. Harris we were able to put it over successfully. Those students that made up the play cast are as follows: Robert Carter--Luke Sirllsby, in love with the mountain flower. 1 Roberta Lomas--Emmy Peppin, a flower of the Ozarks. 1 Carol Maxon--Ma Peppin, the mother of the flower. J Betty Piper--Lulu Triffet, radio hillbilly. Richard Traver--Wash jeddo, the mountain nitwit. . 1 Evelyn whifacre--seedie Triffet, radio hillbilly. . Robert Garner--Sol Silverstein, a Hebrew manager. Ray Bullard--Louis Cattaro, a tempermental Italian. Maynard Koltz--Pappy Stilsby, a feudist of the old school. 4 Maureen Lambert--Bridget O'Flannigan, a wild Irish rose. 3 Clifford Courtney--Rev. Boswell, me preacher man. The prom and banquet were held on May 7 and 8. We are looking forward to a prosperous Senior year at Capron High School. 4 I ' K .,,,. . ,ff ,X i , 4 .K .', x A, , ' aw ' ,Fa lx ' X ' 1, . .ri fy y,'?.'1j A ' -I . -., - . 'Q ' ., a. ,. f , ,:vhj.m ,V., as , ,' ' f L ,x?f'f:- rl ' .-1' 592- ,-.-,xv , :file qs: qfugg 1 . 5:--ll! -'Q Q 'Ax +23 v 945,33 S ' - f. '. ua. 1 - f '4' - J' 'i?V1- . QSLWST . 4- 1' Sy l' +1 1 1: ji' -4 ' 1 4 ,JI 'E V I 3-A -. R5- .AJ -' x . ,Lg-55-f,f.:, ., -fem- 'vw-, , . Z ,Av , , , -Y' y , X 4 sg 1 A .11 Sf ' , 1 -. E fi 3 gk ,,+ . ,129 in 4 N.. fi: N . . A ' 11 ' v fb ' me 'V x 3 , 1.55 ' 4 X wr K p W- 17 , 1. .' , ' rf- 'z -- f 1 - ,' ,sv ' , 1' ' J W , . 'f nz f., H 2 . vw. 3.'f',,'. X2 Q14 1u.2-p'1'2- .. L, ',4,v1.s , Q .23 mivfp ' 9 yan, wi +115-3 ,v,'l,:7,,,.,v,j:Lf, ,, :Lg 5 .sr f ,-1,3--2 .U -Q! ', 1-f ...Z:',1.,,':. Mui.: V. 5':4?1zm--v,,w1z:5f:eMfa.J-S.Lafmrwl-.aufAiwf,awJfaLf,.,4?mN: ,-iam y':r.!1...' rx. '.nz.w -.-.:,,-ffw:',-Z5 'Q S OPHOMORE C LASS HIST ORY Here we are! We landed as twenty-six Freshmen in Capron, September 1946. The first few days were hectic ones, and thus provided some fun for the others in school. We soon got settled but then came initiation when more laughs were created at our expense. The first year we chose as our leaders: President, Katherine Meier, Vice-president, joan Stoufferg Secretary, Phyllis Hawley, Treasurer, joan Goodall. Our class advisor, Miss Morris, left at the end of the year. Genevieve Molthen and Carl Masear left us during the year. Time marches on! 1947! We are no longer green Freshmen but full fledged Sophomores. This year we were joined by Lewis Anderson, Gene Ball, john Bond, james Giesecke, and Ruby Sieler, making twenty-nine in our class. We chose Miss McGee as our class advisor. President, john Bond, Vice-pres- identg Paul Nordvigg Secretary, Katherine Meier, Treasurer, Ronald Seaver. October 3, we held an initiation party for the Freshmen. We earned money by selling magazines, we also had a turkey raffle in November, and a bake sale in the spring. We are a very jolly class and have enjoyed our first two years of high school. We are looking forward to having more enjoyrnent in out last two years at Capron High School. FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY On the morning of September 3, 1947, forty-nine Freshmen stepped through the doors of Capron High School to begin their high school career. In a short time they realized that high school was quite a bit different from grade school. Then the big day of October 3 came and the Sophomores initiated the Fresh- men in royal order. That night the Freshmen were requested to attend a party held in the school gym. A good time was had by all at the expense of the Fresh- men. Our class advisor is Mrs. Ellingson and our class officers are as follows: President, Phyllis johnson, Vice-president, Larry Meyer, Secretary, Audrey rieastg Treasurer, june Dunker. To raise money we sold magazines and held several cake raffles. On February 9, 1948, we held a return party for the Sophomores at the Fox Skating Palace in Belvidere. Our Freshmen year in high school has been very successful and we plan on having another good year when we are Sophomores. 1 i . .ur 119 ,. J 1'-1' A '17 - , . . , ' . -1 .1 1 . . ..l. .I Q . H , . a, ' v 'gy . . , . L ' . 1' ' jf Q ' f. i T , g. v '.i 4, 75 ,V . 1- P . V 4 'Z . . 4 rf, ' . .. ' , 1 V-Q ,A ' . l 4 q',..Q:'Q,fLQ.1:., i M ' ' S , ,Ag ,bn if ' f- 3 K .Ag-V ?I.f1f4 .xA, . p ,Q A V ' - fri-5g,Q,5 aL F , . . 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Svensen, P. Nordvig, Mr. Hewitt, E. Smith, S. Miluut, j. Georgeson, D. McCullough, R. Fleming, R. Cline, H. johnson, C. Courtney, D. Jeffers. if 1 , - , . , . f v ,.,. , , a '. .. , rx 1 f V xwt' ,L 'W I ,M .. xxwjfgxsfxla'-f -1: Lew' A ' Q ff' Lqslw f 'nw w .355 Vit N 'T FOOTBALL SEAS ON 1947 The football season of 1947 got under way when 35 boys reported to coach Hewitt for their first work out on the Capron football field. The squad was later cut down to 20 boys. Most of these boys were inexperienced and knew very little about the game, john Georgeson was the only regular from last season. john was again captain of the team and was rated one of the best quarterbacks in the conference. Some of these boys came to Capron from Poplar Grove and two of them developed well enough to make the first team. They are Bob Cline, end, and Cliff Courtney, halfback. Bob later developed into one of the best pass receivers in the conference. Palnmyra invaded Capron on September 19 for the opening game of the season and the Capron boys got off to a good start as they easily won by a score of 54 to 7, but when Capron went to Clinton on Septernber Z6 for a night contest, lack of experience proved fatal and Clinton came out on top by a 43 to 6 score. On October 3, Hebron came to Capron in a non-conference tilt. Capron was again victorious as they won the game by a score of 33 to 12. When Richmond came to Capron on October 10, inexperience again showed on Capron as Richmond produced a big fast team. Richmond won by a score of 52 to 0. On October 17, Capron went to Williams Bay. The Bay proved to be a tough team but the Capron boys fought hard and came out on top by a score of 44 to 26. On October 24, we played our Homecoming Game with Sharon and a large crowd saw Capron win that game by a score of 37 to ZZ. On October 31, Capron went to Darien for another night contest. This was the final game of the season and Capron came out on top by an easy 40 to 12 score Although Capron's players were inexperienced at the start of the season they developed fast under the supervision of Coach Hewitt and came out in second place in the conference. Of the first 6 men, 5 are graduating. They are john Georgeson, Robert Cline, Stanley Mikrut, Don Jeffers, and Bob Svenson. Hold overs for next year areg Gene Bond, john Bond, Cliff Courtney, Earl Smith, Gene Ball, jack Peterson, Ray Bullard, Howard johnson, George Russell, Larry Meyer, and 'Robert Garner. ' FINAL CONFERENCE STANDING Won Lost Tie Richmond 5 , 0 , ,, l Clinton . 5 . 0 .. .. ' 1 Capron ..... 4 . 2 . .. 0 Williams Bay .... 3 .. 3 .. 0 Sharon ........ 2 .. 4 . .. 0 Palmyra .... 1 . 5 ' . 0 Darien 0 6 0 . 1 '75 , 1: 1 . ,fi ,,., . ' I VIVA, ' '-,??, . ' X ' i ' viiii nh' ,Nr if Q' 1 'f' - 1 ' . ' - f 'QW'-w--2 jig, 1 ' f Q , Vw Y ,,,' ...f-+5-d-J- -A- 'T' -.ug J ,Y 2 1 1 ,w September 19 September Z6 October 3 October 10 October 17 October Z4 October 31 SOUTHERN REGIONAL CONFERENCE Football Scores C apr on 54 C linton 34 Shar on 2 0 'lf Richmond, U12 5 Clinton 43 Williams Bay40 Richmond 33 'V' C apr on 3 3 Williams Bay 65 Clinton 48 Richmond 47 R ichmond 52 C linton 60 Palmyra 1 8 Capr on 44 'Clinton 47 Richmond 46 Shar on 33 C apr on 3 7 Williams Bay 3 8 Richlnond 6 4' Hebron 40 Capr on 40 Richrnond 14 Clinton 41 4' Non-confer ence 1947 Palmyra Williams Dar ien Hebr on, I Capr on Darien Sharon Hebron Shar on Darien Palrnyra Capron Shar on Darien Williams Hebron Darien Palmyra Shar on Palrnyra Clinton Darien D ar ien Williams Palmyr a Bay ll. Bay Bay Q ' . 1 X .gig.f:,g 5x w, Y ,' 1 f..,. w ' ' K . ... -A . .rf ' 1 ,N ' , f l . MQ. ' - A gf .nf W uw Hwy. ,F W, 4 u' - - wi X ' J ., 7+ ,, , J' 'f' f un. u n... . I-rl .rg as 9' ,QI 1 1 ,E fy 2. 1 , ,- , .. , f'- P . 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Running Yrd 0 0 0 0 o 1 o o' 0 18 0 121 9 2 145 438 62 3 261 621 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 190 0 0 0 88 12 1 30 200 0 4- 0 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 4 to 0 0 37 0 8 0 28 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 0 0 0 238 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 ET T 433' 2544 Touehdown Extra Point Tackles Total Points 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 6 3 33 39 9 0 14 54 7 2 22 28 0 0 14 0 1 2 21 8 0 1 1 1 3 2 5 20 1 4 42 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 39 0 3 0 25 18 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 8 18 0 0 l 0 0 0 1 0 3? E ai 178' I ,,.3.-L,A-,' 4 wa' ,-'ilk Vg-M , ,.,1,',z...N Z ',.,, y K .Q.ju1,.' 'YP' Am, 7. 4.4- I. -'f .4 . x , - u . , .v., . ., , 1. 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Around 35 boys reported to Coach Hewitt for their first practice. After a few practices the squad was cut to Z5 boys. The line-up for our first game included Bob Cline and Roger johnson as forwards, john Georgeson and Cliff Courtney as guards, and Ed Anderson at the center position. Later in the season Stanley Mikrut replaced Roger johnson at forward. This line-up developed into a fine hardworking team which never knew when to quit. In our regular season we won 16 games while only losing 4 and finished in third place in the Conference. Of the first ten men five are graduating. They are Bob Cline, john Georgeson, Ed Anderson, Stan Mikrut, and Roger johnson. The five remaining players are john Bond, Clifford Courtney, Russell Fleming, Earl Smith, and Ray Bullard. In the Hebron District Tournament , Capron meets Huntley for its first game. If Capron defeats Huntly we will then meet St. Edwards' of Elgin for the second game. Capron is rated third in the tournament. The scores for the season are as follows: A TEAM Home Garnes November 18 Capron Plato Center ............ November Z6 Capron Williams Bay ........... December 13 Capron Whitewater College High December Z2 Capron St. Marys' of Woodstock january 6 Capron Darien .................... january 9 Capron Clinton ..... january 30 Capron Richmond February 3 Capron Sharon ..... February 13 Capron Palmyra ..... February 16 Capron Huntley .... Games Away November 21 Capron Palrnyra .,... December 2 Capron Sharon ..... December 5 Capron Richmond ................ December 19 Capron Walworth ................ December Z7 Capron Belvidere Fresh-Soph January 16 Capron Genoa City .............. january Z0 Capron Plato Center ............ january Z3 Capron Whitewater .,.... February 6 Capron Williams Bay ..... February 18 Capron St. Marys' ..... 1 . . ' X . a , 1 m If 47. ' ' i s' 'A?'3'.'!lf'f'Q H Q'L2'f gi gi ' f iff ZQQ S- g- in? '-J I ifjfggg 2 sv, H -13 ,4gQ1.,,1,f'.-'-pit nf-ff 15:51 wg. FR, AW, rv gwwy 1, R 2311. 4 pw, . ,jf4.?J4 , ,fly vu., AlF.,fg?,.- mn. nigyf ll B TEAM Our B team has had a very good season losing only one conference game and one non-conference game. The line-up for our second team included john Bond, Russell Fleming Ray Bullard, Roger johnson, and Earl Smith. November November December December january January January February Februar y February November December December December january january january Febr uary February C apron Capr on C apr on C apr on Capr on Capr on C apr on Capr on Capron Capr on Capr on Capr on Capr on C apr on C apr on C apr on C apr on C apr on C apr on Home Games ZZ .....28 26 24 33 32 34 .. 27 33 37 Games Away Z9 Z0 48 27 30 Z4 28 Z4 36 Plato Center Williams Bay Whitewater College High St. Marys' of Woodstock Darien ..... C linton .... Richmond . Shar on .... Palmyra . . Huntley .... Palmyra .. Sharon . .. Richmond . 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'--u-.qi gm . 4 F-.3g,:,k,.,,' , ,Q-u.: - Kb, - 5. ,, .yqwk ,, ,E?fw,rf1Qrk'v,:?! ', -1 v- ', f f A, 4 , ,,,,..f. ,UM f Q 1 V 372'-?:g,,Jvg'4-a9:4?.-Ygriv 7' 1337 ' ' 2'fgw5i'??-'fu,1wj7'Z4i5i'5Y'??1 if- ' -':?, J ,,-'f.2':2.,- ' ' fu fL'1: 1 -K ww .1 ,. ffl' ' 74.122 Q 1 X ., .flu GIRLS GYM CLASS F Olson E Whitacre K Meier R Seaver E johnson R Lomas C Maxon D Austin M jackson R Schwebke I Gunderson j Goodall E jeffers M Frye V Gorton P Holmes M Larson D Nelson Mrs. Harris V Lambert S Dunker GIRLS GYM CLASS I Bue, D Miller B Ritter, M Lambert B Schmidt, M Gustafson j Guell, E Ward S Oscarson, P Hawley B Peters, D Ritter D Heuer, D Warren D Edson, G johnson P johnson, L Gibson R Sieler, j Carlson A Floote, D Ferry B Heuer, j Keefe H Garner, A Schmuck M Lee, B Ball N Austin, M johnson Mrs. Harris, I.. Smith P Austin, D Schmuek M Renner GAA B Schmidt, M Gustafson j Guell, N Austin , Mjohnson, C Maxon P Holmes, M Larson j Goodall, G johnson I Bue, D Heuer D Warren, P Hawley D Miller, B Ball M Ball, j Carlson D Ferry, j Keefe R Schwebke, H Garner B Peters, D Edson S Dunker, R Lomas V Gorton, Mrs. Harris R Seaver, I Gunderson I.. Smith f n 1 f m' 'Wi A 1 4- f v ' 7 ,. v v 4 .,4,- e f x J 1, V-f4,,U, 4Q.,w, mf if J' af-4 ffm' -Q3-56 uf eff -5.2, THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association organized September Z5 for the year of 1947-4-8. Virginia Gorton was elected Presidentg Roberta Lomas, Vice-presidentg Roma Seaver, Secretaryg lla Gunderson, Treasurer, and Shirley Dunker, Recreation Chairman. Mrs. Harris is the sponsor of the organization. The GAA girls have participated in softball, volley ball, basketball, bowling, roller skating, table tennis, and short periods of dancing. By participating in these activities the girls earn points which go toward awards presented at the end of the year. Some of these points are earned in school and others are earned outside of school, The awards which the girls can earn are as follows: 600 points- a green shield with GAA written across it in white. 1200 points? a green Chenille letter C with GAA inserted on it. 1600 points- state award-- a Chenille letter I in navy blue with GAA inserted in white. 2000 points- state emblem-- a Chenille navy blue map of Illinois with GAA inserted in white. Some of the hih-lights of this year's activities are as follows: The GAA went bowling every other Thursday as long as weather permitted. Trans- portation was furnished by a high school bus. The club bowled at the Harvard Bowling Arcade. The GAA Girls initiated the new members at the beginning of the year. A very delicious lunch was served. The club held a Christmas party in the Home Ec. Room of the high school. Everyone exchanged gifts and the women teachers were invited. A very good lunch was served. T 2 -1 I m '1 g f, , . w.- -4 - .. . ,. ,. ., , 4, 14, ,D , . ,f f i ul . wwf x a, , , -. -- , . f .. w 1 w - 2 f . 4 . , , . ,. .. w x ,A .r ' .-Q -- .. A . .. J ..! fx .. , 'Q x f V I 4 2' , Mayan-3.. ,. ,. ,,4,'.. WA,-Q ,,f, f- ,S : x ' ' --Z .1-, ..,'- ,,.. .V L 4' , ',,1w,f,:n.-,vu V 2- lifllili f '- I W'-1 A ff 21- Zf' - N ' -39 .rl ,Q , H' V' - fiviw 1 ' X 5 ' .3-Q H- :J , M, , 4 - ,' sais- , , 7 A... . -- 1 E , 3.fg:' ,ff-gil ..,- ' F7 Of -- ,- EE , , - , 0 1113.-iiiliifi' '15flilI.T'f5.T .T- T+' l ...----' '1fif b-1: :: ' j ' ggzfggggi, ' - '5QfaQfQi-i.VQ MLgf5Q - .-,,f,1A::3- 4 1 ,if qvfrjggkfii , t 4 135,31 an 59, M fifiiiii? a. 125 ' I h 'rw' -,A Y ,N , . 1'?gf,-JZSQY. 'LIFE' ' J' ' ' W5 ... V A x V '. -.1' ' Xkv: X ng, ,1q' A an ' - A .mf -1 ann , ...N V .1 ww- . -' ,, V, g, 135, fm. 1 -1' '- ,, J, , ,L 1. , f-U.: , .Vg-v'r1,,.4 ' ' 'J-Q ,',,v,, :yy tu . . .351 x ., J 3 gf? '. . ,?',:' V5.2 1.1 ' . -, ' 1 X4 5? ,- -fi? . ga A ,ww x ' ' Q v Hi ,V 1 1 -, , , , A, .V . by It: rw ' ff 1. P ' I 1 N Nl . 'N 'J Y '1 , 'C v ,,' 4 if-, A1 W Y- Q.. D - Q, 3 lf A'z5 '3.'g f 1 . , f S. , i, wi, A' 1 TIA 7: ,- r X Q V ij A- , .,4, X, .ina v , .f ,-, -by a ,A 4 Q 'jf'-' ,'r?'LZj't-,Qi t ' K'fTi1-fem HJ: . . f.. ' D .5 . ,, .x N 2 539.45 i ' .Wa Jw. if , .,4,ff,1-im, :M 4- ' f - x MARU-YN JACKSON ROBERTA LOMAS Prom Queen 194-7 Homecoming Queen 1947 Randall, D Richardson, P Nordvig, B Ball, C Peacock, N Austin, S Dunker, M Gustafson, Piper, Mr. Roarig, L Gibson, R Seave:-,j Zwetz, B Heuer, M Meckley, M Koltz, D Miller Ball, j iieefe, G johnson, -I Stoufier, P Holmes, R Phillips, T Holliday, P He1.ma.n, J Guell, Lomas. 4f.:! . :gf ff ' I Q1 f .-J W ., 'ff - .6 M 11 V-,',. rw., . 5,1-.. ,J , fx U .',,.h, ' 401.11 1 4:2 'Q 22' -. A. 7,2 'kt -, ,,,,, ,- ,gi 85,4 ,L ,i? f f .fm .,,,q , LX .w Ml. - - , LJ! -,,sg.' : ,ja,,,,.r,y -,. 'L -9 'ifff' '13 YK K 5:4 c w, . S , , - 4. 1: . ia. .-. 3 'Q s ,J -W M :yi L , frf, fi' ,J - ly ,K -I , nf. . Q Q. if .gil N eh M325 . , 331. xr gm: 5 f 5 ww .M 1 qv Ai 'P 1 .-., ' Q, - -. x A, , K, .,-X 1 .,, . .M.. ..,-.,-.FG . V I . , -f- , . 1 x A x- . .- L , 1 .FN--. ,, ai - Q ,f-': '..-, . ,B +1 1- MQ' 1.5 , 51, , :,., Iv 'X x fx in If? 1 nfl' 1 , Y. A..- ,,,' ff in V, . A ,.4.. , 13 THE GIRL'S SEXTETTE Virginia Gorton, Phyllis Holmes, Mae Larson, Shirley Dunker, Roberta Lomas, Edna johnson. rf. NIO! THE GIRL'S GLEE CLUB B. Ball, j. Stouffer, P. Austin, M. Larson, P. McCullough, R. Seaver, F2 johnson, H. Garner, B. Heuer, D. Edson, B. Peters, V. Gorton, B. i' itter, B. Piper, H. Kleive, R. Sieler, A. Foote, D. Ferry, j. Goodall, L, Gibson, I. Bue, N. Austin, D. Nelson, R. Lomas, Mr. Roarig, P. Holmes, S. Dunker, L. Smith. .- ,rf W Q gy...-..1.V-, ,.,,.. . Wzv..--.ww .-Af--K--V--A-V 1-V-'W - -.-rm-W .- --Y-,N . V, V Y -...,-p-... ,:-i,n1.'-----v.Y-- Y x 1. w L... . ..- MM. ,, -..LM --,,f.,,, .1 ,L Norma Austin Patricia Austin Betty Ball Irene Bue Priscilla McCullough Shirley Dunker Delores Edison Doris Ferry Arlene Foot hazel Garner Lois Gibson joan Goodall Virginia Gorton Betty Heuer Phyllis Iiolrnes CLARINETS Ted Holliday Pierce Helman Phyllis H01 mes Roberta Lo.nas june iieefe joan Stoffer joan Guell Geraldine johnson SAXOPHONES jerry Zwetz Shirley Dunker Betty Piper Marylin Gustafson GLEE C LUB BAND CORNETS Roma Seaver Betty Ball Paul Nordvig Richard Phillips Milburn Meckley Bertha Randal BAR IT ONES Betty Ireuer Norma Austin TR OMB ONE Maynard Lioltz Edna Mae johnson Harriett lileive May Larsen Beatrice Legenski Roberta Lomas Bette Peters Betty Piper Barbara Ritter Roma Seaver 1-iuby Sieler Louise Smith Virginia Stimes joan Stouffer Carol Maxon, Acc ompanist DRUMS Donald Richardson Harry Donner Richard Ball CYMBOLS Lois Gibson BASS Clifford Peacock FLUTE D onna. Miller X Q 3 x X , ,. ' 1 I . n ...4vT,.,,,. , f,-y,w.,,,, , ,iw . 1a.Qw'--Aff -. -A .7 Q xwamwifgmufmevggiaig CONTESTS Last year the Glee Club won first at the District contest and sec- ond at the State contest. The Band entered and won second place in the District. A Clarinet Trio composed of Phyllis Holmes, Ted Holliday, and Vivian Meyer won a first in both the District and State contests. George I-love entered in the boys' lnediuni voice and won fi rst place in both the District and State contests. Virginia Gorton entered in the girls' medium voice and won first place in both the District and State contests. Lois Travers entered in the girls' medium voice and won second place in the district. Shirley Dunker entered in the girls' high voice and won a second place in the district. Betty Piper entered in the girls' high voice and won a second place in the district. U This year in the district contest we are entering several vocal and instx umental soloists. A Clarinet trio and a girls' sexette are being prepared to enter. Also the Glee Club and the band plan to enter. -if ibm.-f' W .9 ' 1 R. Munson, R. Cline, A. Keast, R. Bullard, R. johnson, R. Fleming, j. Zwetz, R. johnson, C. johnson, C. Courtney, Mr. Askeland, Mr. Hewitt, M. Gustafson, B. Ball, E. Ward, S. Dunker, M. Larnbert, C. Maxon, R. Seaver, M. Frye, Mrs. Ellllngson, P. Holmes, T. Holliday, E. johnson, R. Lomas, D. Austin, Mrs. Harris. .ps fi., R 30 R. Brinkmeyer, R. johnson, R. Dammyer, G. Russell, L. Meyer, G. Bond, E. Hoelzel, R. johnson, R. Svensen, E. Anderson, W. Miki-ut, L. Forland, D. Bokker, j. Grenlund, E. Smith, T. Hawley, R. Day, G, Darmon, M, Main, D. Orr, L. Anderson, G. Herman- son, A. Keast, R. Carter, C. Peacock, C. johnson, C, Courtney, D. McCullough, R. Seaver, R. Moore, j. Cordray, j. Giescke, G. Hermanson, R. Oloman, I... Mordt, D. Richardson, H. Donner, V. Burd, W. Elmer, R. Travers, G. Ball, R. Garner, H. V johnson, R. Fleming, R. Cline, S. Mikrut, R. Fleming, R. Phillips, j. Bond, Mr. Hopperstead. j j 4 w Editor-in-chief ..... Associate Editor Art Editors ....... Business Manager Class Editors Literary Editor . . Circulation Manager .... Calendar Editor .... jokes .... Sports Photographers .... Typists Alumni ...... Adv er tis ing .... V IKING STAl l Ted Holliday Roberta Lomas Enid Ward Bob Fleming Kaye johnson Robert Cline jerry Zwetz, Freshman joan Stouffer, Soph Maureen Lambert, junior Betty Ball, Senior Marian Wr ight, Senior Edna johnson Roger johnson Paul Nordvig Alden Keast Clifford Courtney Shirley Dunkel' Bob Munson Marilyn Gustafson Phyllis Holmes Virginia Stimes Deon Austin Richard johns on Ray Bullard Roma Seaver Carol Maxon Margaret Frye FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ' Officers elected for this year are as follows: President--Richard johnson, Vice- president--Clifford Peacock, Secretary--Russell Fleming, Treasurer--Robert Garner, Sentinel--Donald Jeffers, Reporter--Robert Fleming. The members this year are Lewis Anderson, Gene Ball, john Bond, Gene Bond, Viva Burd, Donald Bokker, Ray Brinkmeyer, james Cordray, Richard Dammyer, Gene Darmon, Roger Day, Harry Donner, Wayne Elmer, LaVon Forland, james Gieschke, james Grenlund, Tom Hawley, Gail Hermanson, Clifford johnson, Merle Main, Lawrence Meyer, Walter Mikrut, Robert Moore, Lyle Mordt, Paul Nordvig, Robert Oloman, Dean Orr, Richard Phillips, Donald Richardson, George Russell, Ronald Seaver, Earl Smith, Edward Anderson, Robert Cline, Clifford Courtney, Robert Fleming, Glenn Hermanson, Elwin Hoelzel, Donald Jeffers, Richard johnson, Roger johnson, Donald McCullough, Stanley Mikrut, Clifford Peacock, Robert Svenson, Robert Brinkmeyer, Russell Fleming, Robert Garner, Howard johnson, Alden Keast, Richard Traver, Daniel Keefe. In August Bob Garner and Clifford Peacock entered the Section 3, FFA Fair in Elgin, Illinois. Bob Garner had some bad luck for he lost his prize boar because of the hot weather. K The FFA school year of activities started out in October, when the officers attended the Leadership Training School of Section 3 in Woodstock, Illinois. Their pro- gram of that day was as follows: Registration 2:30--3:00, Leadership School 3:00-- 4-:0Og Reporters Report 4:00--5:00, Recreation 5:00--6:00, Banquet 6:00--7:00, Movie and Speaker from 'Russia 7:00--8:30. November 18, the FFA Officers attended the Poultry and Grain judging Contest on the Curtis Candy Farm in Cary, Illinois. They entered the Poultry Contest and came out in the 15th place. On November 15, a few FFA members entered their poultry and grain in the FFA Show in Huntley, Illinois. They won four firsts and 3522.00 in prize money. The FFA purchased a steel mold for making cement troughs in December. They have making between 4 and 6 troughs a day and have been selling them to the surrounding farmers, which use them for hog and chicken waterers. They can also be used for dry feed or salt. In December the FFA sponsored a Skating Party, which was held at the Fox Skating Rink in Belvidere. This wasithe first Skating Party of the year and was a big success. The judgingteams are preparing for the Live Stock judging Contest which will be held in Marengo, Illinois on April 29. They also are planning to attend the Dairy judging Contest held on the Curtis Candy Farm in Cary, Illinois on May 4. A party with the FHA is planned to take place before the end of the year. Another project that the FFA has undertaken this year is the planting of certified seed. The seeds will be planted in small wooden boxes which will be placed on window sills. The seeds that are to be planted are: Tomatoes, peppers, cabbage, and etc. They are to be planted early so they will be ready to sell to the people of the surrounding area to plant in their spring gardens. During the year the FFA has taken several field trips and have more planned for the remainder of the year. 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Q in if JOHNNY Ru-F-F cl-xr-:.EsE.cA.u-: 3 . ,-fkllllf I , 2 1-.-ff. . ' fff,3f'3 Wav A . ' 155 1 f ith! WW 'xr : ' - if fx: -' V b a - . ' ,s ,af . 4, R I -'L' 2: , , ,L 2 fig '- i .f V H!- Q -5 'T' ' 1 A' A A F F f' 4 - 15 14. fig:-gyf. ., ' y y - MMA I x:.d!?g K I kk , vit a .N ni I m fx, -+1 .,:. .,,, 1 A. - ' ' K , .. .xvhpf U 4 . ., 1 A M n f I ' k .- ::. ,. 'I ' . ,g5Z,ff.. ,iw fig, ' A ' . ' FRESHMEN LARRY SENIOR SQUATTERS 1 . K: -., 3' I u.-.' J : ANZ' I . F59 -'jj32':,'- 35,2 'ic Qi, EER -4 igfJ-zp-'- P - ,Q-.211-:A+ 1 fn, 55.347 HQ. Qawrkfi' :L ':-5555. gm. V 25-'QL-'Eg-' QQ gg 5:5 rdf .ju ' if g-... 2, HR- 1..- . ,fp-2, QQ 4 . ' V ' r .M':?14,v'3f4i'. .r-if, ,Q 3553213 -V V 'H ,iq-'fi fr , ,mmw 4Yj?j5+: ,, b ,-.Eiga fs gl-,-'3 .Y rv ,c,'--- f ' V -3:1 are 1 .54 -'-4 ,Af -2 ' mq P 4- 3 ,- 1 '1:. ,1.-.xr ,- .' ,'- y:-, ',,ye,,,,Q5J,3 f . -Lua , .: 'c'5f., A Si-11 Q ,:. 4 -W.-ifmif. 'f.g,,f- 172 . ,Af 534.gif rjlmw' x 'wx 2 - ,-:fl 1 Q N, N E, ,pf nd V ' 7 slick . if MMT ' Nga- 1 no-4 'x FR1-:sl-IIE NEW LOOK . , Q if xi BO E M TTL BABY JA ES BIG CHIEF .ow X Y 'A ' s- 'iff' X- L' Q ' 11 E 5' I 'L I A 0 .' -Af 'l1. I .N 0:8 ' Q '- ,Ai , ,I A .EMM Y .ay A L -......... , 9 Q I .v. , YJ ' , A bum., M. ,W E .uw I L . 'V , - Eg K ,.,.,.,, ' ' ' ' 5 f SICK CALL VA at CATHY 2 X 2 L ' , ,, A ,, L 1 Q - 5 f 0 Q 'A A Riff., - , H wb AK . ii. i ' , L ' ' 5 1 A E E l 'A f coy GLNNY HOLD 'EM ROMA OYSTERS AWAY - HUBBA! HUBBA! Y WHAT woUL.D BETTY GRABLE su? PE-A-NUTS! POPCORN! x ,tw lu, N -,' ,e 'L ' , V ,- Q 1 4 .o , a.- I 1f:,, f' A: 'M ' :-, .f- wi, . - .3 ,kjigig , . ? S W 'ff 've' , ,sg -Hhivr-, ,MQ Q2 4 A ' 5 Q 3 3 Un' f A - 1 I I mm. A I Y i,n, EIILLBILLIFS 35 JY: X C? I nf 1 fi? JUNIOR CLASS PLAY ' -ffl V5 rdf , ' , ,,,. A ' x'.h ' if y ' A 2, U I 6 2 A, ai I Q 1 -. . My -Q ' ' i V: ' ,I I 17 - I ., . . -'U F ff '! I IE PASS THE CUSPIDOR BOBBY B1 RAY IN FOOTLIGHT ' FREBHIE GLAMOUR jun: sg cus 'f V lg ,lhff it 3. r ' i ' 5 PA , . vi Y I If ,Y K l- .c.,, , V. Mi I K ,k A on 1 .F V A .,.g-,ffgg I ul . A l L D . 4 1 I V, 'L I k I Q, E W .5 A , ' Y' Y ,, rd , 4 H I 71' I tk c Q. ., . -,X C , A 8 i ' HBLONDIEU PHYLLIS N.-UUE IT AND YOU CAN HAVE IT. SHADOW BEA SMILEY MARY ANN if SUNNY suns: UP QAC 1:7 fax xu-:Rs D.-xucnrrza IDONNAQ , 2 Z L giby: ,2if.,'., f LJ ,H?' 1 r Q ' A. ' , 4 i , JOKES Ruthie S: How can you tell my prospective husband is getting well? Dr. Diehl: Well, he just tried to blow the foam off the medicine. LaCroix: Roger Day, what are the four season's of the year? Roger Day: Salt, pepper, mustard, and vinegar. Marcella: Stop playing that horn. You're driving me crazy. Norma Austing- Marcella, you're already crazy. I stopped playing an hour ago. Don Richardson: I wonder why they don't want us to walk on the school's grass ? Moo Koltzz I suppose they're afraid the blades might cut our feet. A Freshmen is grassy and grows, A Sophie is sassy and blows, juniors are brassy and dozeg But a Senior is classy and knows. , Edna johnson was only a tailor's daughter but she was so well cut out. lla Gunderson was only a fisherman's daughter but what a line she had. Virginia Stimes was only a laundryrnan's daughter but she looked all washed out. Barbara Ritter was only a bartender's daughter but, Oh! What a mug she had, Virginia Gorton was only an e1ectrician's daughter but she sure had good connections Alden Keast: What model do you call your car? Milburn Meckley: R. F. D. --- fRescued From Dump, Please---- IKNOIUI Aw please ---- - No !! Even if I tell you I love you more than anyone in the world? Positively no!!! jo Ann Guellg Aw, but mother, all the other freshmen stay out after nine. E, ,ia A., Nil 2 S Q0 , W, Ig ,gi .. .f' ' 151 T91 fi av? ' Q: , 'YJ 3 Tc zz ,Q ,A :T August September October November December january hebr uary CALENDAR --School opened for registration --First day of school --Constitution Day --Football game with Palrnyra-here --Football game with Clinton-there fnitel -- Collier Day Sales start --Freshmen Initiation --Hebron football game-here --Football game with Richmond-here Magician show at 1:00 --No school--Teachers ' Institute Football game with Williams Bay-there --Feature movie of the month- In Old Chicago Dance --Morrison Studios taking pictures-here --Homecoming game with Sharon Homecoming Dance in the evening Program on Theodore Roosevelt Skating Party Pictures taken --G. A. A. Party --Darien football-there fnitej --Plato basketball game-here --Feature movie of the month- House on 92nd Street --Palmyra basketball-there --Skating' Party --Williams Bay basketball-here --Thanksgiving vacation --Sharon basketball-there --Richmond basketball-there --Basketball tourney at Plato Center --Whitewater basketball-here --Senior Class Party Feature movie of the month- Adventures of Sherlock Holmes --Walworth .basketball-there --St. Marys' basketball-here --Christmas vacation starts and Christmas dinner --Belvidere Fresh-Soph. basketball-there --Return to school --Darien basketball-here --Clinton basketball-here --Genoa City basketball-there Plato Center basketball-there --junior C lass Play Whitewater basketball-there --Richmond basketball-here Sharon basketball-here NC-. - x X. 1 .4 fr , X 1' X . ,wmv 2 '. -gs .f 'iJPA'-1' :digg-'L' -'ey?'1H,', I',,'9w5,1f,'4 H i' Ismfa fwnwf43I's'w',w H1 ' W f muff A . , .Q .,U,,., xffwf, V .L , rr! '1 , , ,, 4 , ,,m,,, ,,,. .,,, February March April May CALENDAR -C ontinued 6 --Williams Bay Basketball-there - -FFA Initiation - -P almyr a bas ketball-here --Senior Dance --Huntley basketball-here St. -Marys' basketball-there Feature movie of the month -'kieys of the Kingdom - -District T our ney 01 is - -R egional T our ney ll if ll in if It - -Sectional T our ney is O9 vi ti --Feature movie of the month- Buffalo Bill --State T our ney I9 to --Visiting Day District Solo and Ensemble Contest District Music Organization Contest --Feature movie of the month- Call of the Wild - -Senior C las s Play - -State Mus ic Finals sl il O! 7 - -J unior -Senior B anquet -junior' P r om -Distr ict B as eball Feature movie of the - -Distr ict bas eball is ll -- , so in ' - -Sectional Bas eball is 11 ul tu Il iv --Baccalaureate --Graduation --Final State Baseball Qi it as month- Little Old New York ALUMNI In taking inventory of our Seniors of last year, we see that the fellows are in the lead, as always, when it comes to education and otherwise. Among those who are going on to school are: Linay Burge and George Hove, who are attending NISTCQ Lloyd Carmichael, Monmouth Collegeg and Harold How- land, Beloit Vocational School, Joyce Main, Swedish American Hospital. Among those who are working away from home are: Steve Bonne, Nash garage in Belvidere, Russell Bremer, and Bob Court ney at Eden Fruit, Pat .Qeefe and Vivian Meyer at Admiral Radio in Harvardg Helen .Qing at Freemans in Beloit and Clyde Masear at Fairbandsg Allan Peters in Belvidere, Ruth Smith at Sanitary Scale, Anker Rasmussen at Texaco, and Bob Lambert at the Sta Rite plant. Lorin Dopke has a milkgrouteg Darrell Samuelson, Evelyn Olson, and Dorothy Stevens are working in Rockford. Among those at home are: Frank Bauer, Virginia Colcord, Laverne Hazlewood, Donald johnson, Shirley Lawler, Arlene Piper William Ward, and Herman Zick. Betty Taylor has moved to DeKalb 5. L9 F ' Z. ' if 1 W A L S W O P T H umqngl-.4 A anna by 'll-IUOITII no-mmm naman, lu., u. s. 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MOTORS AND SUPPLIES ELECTRICAL FIXTURES AND APPLIANCES Telephone 858 210 - 212 North State Street- BELVIDERE , ILLINOIS i t i.,SNEjox,f 1 1 LLLL Yerkeis Garage COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRING TELEPHONE HARVARD 613-J-1 C HEMUNG ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ON YOUR YEAR BOOK FROM Dean Milk Co. A Permanent Home for your Mi1k Plants Located at Chemung, Huntley, Rockford, Pecatonica, Peal City, and Darien At ood Brothers NASH SALES AND SERVICE You will be Ahead With Nash New and Used Cars 52.0 Logan Avenue Phone 943 Belvidere, Illinois Manle Motor Sales r Serving Motorists for 50 Years SALES SERVICE CARS TRUCKS TRACTORS Phones - 2.00 and 319 Belvidere Illinois Gail C. Downing FUNERAL DIRECTOR WALLPAPER '- PAINTS WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS PHONE 2601 C APR ON ILLINOIS Sam Goodall Hardware Delaval Milkers - Cream Separators - Speedway Food I .ockers Hardware - Milk Coolers C AP R ON ILLINOIS PHONE , Sam Goodall 2587 Office 2311 Luther Bowers 2531 Koltis GROCERIES AND MEATS MOBILGAS AND OILS PHONE 589 HARVARD ILLINOIS C OMP LILAENTS OF Munson Brothers Si Co. Manufacturers of FARM DRAIN TILE Telephone 2.501 Established 1888 Caprgn I11iZ'l0iS ' -1 -'-' W- - fr--.1-W.-.,pqw.w,,.--.7-H 1 - '- -- -Y----, -- ,,,,,,- ,,,,,., 11 Finest Packing Plant in the State of Illinois . crraalc Packing Cc Beef - Veal - Pork - Hams - Bacon Phone Harvard 140-J Harvard Illinois Maynard Electric Co. Your Home Appliance Dealer '23 North Ayer Street H. Maynard, Proprietor Phone 9 Harvard Illinois C OMP LIMENTS OF The Harvard State Bank HAR VARD ILLINOIS MEMBER FEDERAL DEP OSIT INSURANCE C ORP ORAT ION C. 84 D. Cafe Z1-5 Ayer Street Phone 196 Next to Saunders Theater Home of Good Food Quick Courteous Service Hamburgers - Sandwiches and French Fries To Take Out Harvard Illinois C OMP LIMENTS OF Hub Hotel CAFE AND LOUNGE BUS DEPOT HAR VARD , ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF The Fair of Harvard Nationally Advertised Merchandise Largest Independent Department Store in McHenry County Phone 690 Harvard Illinois 7 ,-.Y-ren.-f Floyd To nsend ALLIS-CHALMERS DEALER TRACTORS-ALL CROP HARVESTERS FULL LINE OF MACHINERY AND PARTS C SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 2341 CAPRON IL.I.,1Ni 1-5. I Capron Ro al Blue GROCERIES AND MEATS FOUNTAIN SERVICE PHONE 2151 CAPRON ILLIIREOI S 2 T wr :L-1.3111 M:-an X 5? Q I ?? 5 I I E il, E I 'f -1 I -I .. 1 if S 5 E 'Q 2 K 1. i F 2 5 f. Q . I 1. I f 1 i ' 4 f -1' ' Roaclfs Garage ALL MODEL CARS REPAIRED TIRES AND BATTERIES 24HOUR WRECKER SERVICE PHONE 2101 CAPRON ILLINOIS WE OFFER THESE BANKING SERVICES 1. Checking Account 2. Automobile Loans 3. Commercial Loans 4. Safety Deposit Boxes 5. Savings Account 6. Real Estate Loans 7. U. S. Savings Bonds ' Capron State Bank C AP R ON ILLINOIS Ll 1 1 1 J. E. Hanoook Hardware 84 Florists 37 North Ayer Street I Phone 15 Harvard, Illinois C OMP LIMENTS OF Jorr Powers CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY 61 - 65 NORTH AYER STREET PHONES Z5 and 571 HARVARD, ILLINOIS n AUTO PARTS New and Used for Cars and Trucks GLASS Sold and Installed For Cars and Trucks Differentials and Transmissions Complete or Parts Complete Line of Mufflers for all Make Cars Parts Shipped or Delivered Anywhere Cars Bought to Wreck Bermans Auto Supplies East Lincoln Avenue Phone 878 Meseok Motors Hudson Sales and Service Phone 37 Harvard Illinois HOW RUS Clothing and Shoes Phone 92 Harvard Illinois l l l Boone County Courier SERVING THE NORTH HALF OF BOONE COUNTY Ralston 84 Ralston Business Phone - Capron 2241 Feed - Hardware - Paints - Philgas New Idea Irnplements Farm and Poultry Supplies Capron Illinois STA-RITE Manufacturing Corporation Electric Pumps - Water Systems Appliances , Capron Illinois Smith 84 Green Hardware and Refrigeration Paints - Wallpaper - Bui1ders'Hardware - Tools Housewares - Cutlery - Sporting Goods Z4 Hour Refrigeration Service 40 North Ayer Street Telephone 495 Voss Restaurant Dinners Short Orders HOMEMADE PIES Open all Week Days Except Sundays Harvard Illinois Edward M. Schutt Telephone 134 Z. F. Cerny Schutt 84 Cerny Furniture Store - 2.9 North Ayer Street Funeral Home - 107 Sumner Street Harvard Illinois i 1. ' COMPLILAENTS OF Louis M. Dukes STANDARD SERVICE STATION Capron Illinois B OS T ON S T OR E Satisfaction or Your Money Back Harvard Illinois FRITZ CHEVROLET Sales and Service Authorized:Dea1er Road Service General Overhauling Body and Fender Work Phone 90 502-4 North Division Harvard Illinois 1 . l Ym STER BERGS Main Floor Second Floor Basement t Dry Goods - Shoes Rugs, Linoleum China, Crockery, Toys Ladies Ready-to-Wear Glass, Tin, Enamel Ware Curtains Etc. Phone 12 Harvard Illinois Harvard Supply 84 Equipment Plumbing - Heating - Pumps - Sheet Metal 59 North Ayer Street Phone 35 Harvard Illinois Boone County Co-operative Locker Service Guy Moorhead, Director Louis S. Covey, President D. Elvin Brown, Director 0scar Nordfeldt, Vice-President Harold Biester, Director Richard Picken, Secretary-Treasurer Hans Peterson, Director joe Galloway, Manager 119 North State Street Processors of Meats - Vegetables - Fish and Poultry Belvidere, Illinois STERLING 'S GRILL Home Cooking Steaks - Chicken Dinners Complete Line of Dinners and Lunches Fountain Service Poplar Grove Illinois P. G. TAP Rewoldt Peters - Proprietor Beer - Wines - Liquor Poplar Grove Illinois HELMAN 'S Clover Farm Stores Wholesome Food for the Whole Farnily Phone 46 Poplar Grove I11il'10iS KLEASNER 'S CONFECTIONERY 201 North State - Telephone 840 Ice Cream for Parties and Picnics Belvide re Illinois WITBECK - WHEELER - SABIEN Funeral Home Phone 548 203 Logan Avenue Belvidere Illinois Compliments of LARRY KLEBER'S The Store for Sports 614 South State Phone 618 Be lvide re Illinois YORK MCC LARY PHOT OGRAPHER Seven-O-Seven Pearl Street Phone 400 Belvidere Illinois F. M. Davis, President Phone 69 Andrew J. Barney, Managerx FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR COMPANY Lumber - Posts - Cement - Wire Fencing - Grain - Feed Seeds - Coal james Gough - Vice-President Warren Lambert - Secretary Steve Sweezey - Treasurer Belvidere 111in0i5 L-if ,. ... -.........,,.- M. , - - -1- .- KRIEGER STUDIO 411i South State Street Specializing in Fine Portraits and Commercial Photography Phone 201 Be lvide re , Illinois HOWARD DRUG COMPANY Walgreen Agency 419-Z1 South State Street School Supplies - Fountain - Lunch Belvidere Illinois Flowers for all Occasions LYON AND ANDERSON Phone 307 308 South State FRANKLYN MUSIC COMPANY For Your Musical Supplies Merlyn Meyers William Whitlock 32.0 South State Street Phone 5lZR Belvidere Illinois STRICKER 'S BAKERY Speciality- Party Cakes and Coffee Cake Phone 202 Harvard Illinois JUSTIN MOTORS INC. Ford - Sales and Service Body Repairs - Painting Used Cars all Makes 203 East Front Street Phone 55 Harvard Illinois MOTOR SERVICE COMPANY Wholesale Auto Parts Magnetos Electric Motors Phone 699 Harvard Illinois FERRIS BROTHERS Dodge - Plymouth Sales and Service Specialized Lubrication Phone 358 Harvard Illinois V-auna-.Y-Wfxw 'www----H-f Y- ' f'-1' W' ! ' A 2'ff'f ' , I , CAPRON MASTER IVIILLING COMPANY Feed - Grain - Seed - Binder Twine - Salt - Fertilizer Dr. Hess Remedies - Baby Chicks - Grinding and Mixing Mark B. Swanson, Proprietor V Phone 2221 ., r on Illinois HARRY HAMILT ON Shoemaker C ap ron Illinois CAPRON LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Fuel Phone 2121 2 f fm Illinois GEORGE AND LEONA CASSETTE BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP Phone as Ol Caprvn Illinois Y A ,K Eh... ,,,. 7777-7 --- -M Complirnents of DR. F. J. RAEDER Dentist Hat vardx Illinois D. HERELEY AND SONS We buy barley, corn, oats, rye, and soybeans in any quantity at good prices. Full line of feed for cattle, hogs, and poultry, seed rye, winter wheat, clover, alfalfa and timothy seed. Baler and binder twine, hay rope, cedar posts, gates, poultry and hog feeders and waterers. Livestock bought, sold and exchanged. Phones 10 and 101 D. Hereley and Sons Harvard Illinois LIPPE RADIO STORE Sales Service Radios - Records - Appliances Phone 222 16 North Ayer Street Harvard i Illinois RICHARDSON 'S Drugs Phone 13 D. C. johnson R. Ph. Harvard Illinois .YV .,,,..T....4nun..,,,. . ,. .V ,WW ,,,,, ,,,, Y, ,O POPLAR GROVE FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY Grain and Lumber Mill Feeds, Seeds, Coal and Salt Custom Grinding Phone 44 Poplar Grove Illinois D. A. McIntyre C. A. Tripp IVICINTYRE AND TRIPP Dealers in Shelf and Heavy Hardware Iron Pumps, Wind Mills, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes Stoves, Heating, Repairing and Barn Fixtures - Poplar Grove Illinois SPIEGEL'S JEWELRY STORE fC Diamonds - Watches - jewelry Silverware 2.07 North State Street Phone 144 Belvidere Illinois NORTH SIDE BAKERY Fine st Quality Always ZZ4 North State Street Phone H04R Belvidere , Illinois A -pf qw- W ' ' 5.-.-11g------ WITTMUS TIRE SHOP Buy Your Tires at a Tire Shop Phone 100 Harvard, Illinois ACE STORES Hardware - Paints Z5 North Ayer Street Harvard ' Illinois EARLE STAFFORD Shoes for the Fami1y Fitted by X-Ray Phone 399-R Harvard Illinois DAVIDSON 'S PHARMACY Ralph D. Davidson, R. Ph. Phone 20 Harvard, Illinois Compliments of NEVIN E. DIEHL M. D. Phone 2771 Capron Illinois EICHELBERGER 'S C ONFECTIONERY Fountain Service Sealtest Ice Cream Paints - School Supplies - Drug Sundries Phone 2551 Capron I11inois Compliments of ' MATHEWS AUTO SERVICE TYDOL SERVICE Cars and Truck Repairing Frank J. Tulp ' Phone 2471 Capron, Illinois J. AHLENSDORF Groceries, Meats, Ice Cream Capron I11inois The Home of Monarch Finer Foods E. G. WESTERMAN Capron nlinois COMPLIIMENTS OF A A FRIEND Tir WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKING THIS BOOK POSSIBLE ,K f, L.. , -, ALWAMY.