Brownstown High School - Bomber Yearbook (Brownstown, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1947 volume:

CRE THE BOMBER Published by the Class of '47 Brownstown Community High School L Brownstowrg Illinois .1 fn L' ,i1,. ,:-'j ' 1 'LTI , 11, ,W 2, ' 'lvfei .11 .g,. :ii-,f A I 'N ' J-'31,'- Yfli '1,7cE f15?'-5.1 1 115 1 r -1l'W 1k 1 'L-. ,Jn M, .- K 4 ' wwf 11- . .1 1 13241142.11 121151 , .1 1 .. . .,,.Q,,fg:' 4 .. - -' aw, 2, 1 'iff' 4, X . ,354 :rr--..-51. ww.-, , wr- fp E7 q,q'.1Li In-ig?':'f. . , -2.12115 - 1 . im -' V ,..mEL,1T 11,,f,,, HL, 9,5 .my f - 1. A M' -1.. ' 1- 91 . 1. ,W ., V ,.,,.,.L. 4 ff.-'V : 1. .a 'l'a, : 1- J ' ppighfwf ,fu kyilf xg 1 an Q 1- 1 1 , 1 , 1? I4 2 , '4 1 ff 6 1. , , K X 1 L,?,5gj3f.1S12L 2,QQi. .,,l,:1. w 111' -he-2. 3.15.11 45111, 1 ,... , wry- n 1.45 4,ar1p, 14: .,, -1 1.,i,,,i1 HM 41, 5,95 ,1 1 ,. A v . MH - - ' - . 1. -1 ' f 1 ' A j. :,1la1-555.5 -1 1 1,91 k 4, Q 1 vu-je -V 4.1-- ' H- - ' 1 ' w . f ' , , , e - s . . K. 1 ' Q: A 1' U '1' 1 1 , 1 1, ' 1 , W, 1 1 1 1 f 1' . e115f1 ' A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . :w .A ww. V' -, f. 1 1: 1 -. f - 1 ,. z-.z' 1' BOMBER STAFF The Seniors chose the Bomber Staff of '47 in November. Plum were started immediately and by january, we were going full force. Editor in Chief Assistant Editor Art Editors Sports Editors Picture Editor Business Manager Calendar Snap Shots Feature Editor Typist Sponsors Jeanne Pinkley Carol Cumbie Rosemary Kersten, Leonard Francis J. D. johnson, somly Hart, Bob Crye Kenneth Allen Don Taylor, Paul Green, Charles Cumbie, Alton Brown Lorene Cerrico Mary Nickels Marilyn Sefton Lottie Wicker Mrs. McClellan Mr. Grinnell DICATI 2 Mns. MCCLELLAN MR- GRINNEU- DED ICAT ION We, the Senior Class of Brownstown Community High School, take this means of expressing our gratitude and appreciation to the class advisors for their time and effort spent in helping the Senior Class to make this An- nual possible. ' They have given unselfishly of their time and patience worlfing for the betterment of the book, We take great pleasure in dedicating the com- pleted work to Mrs. McClellan and Mr. Grinnell. I UNITY HIGH SCHOOL BROWNSTOWN CO X FACULTY D MR, HERBERT H. BAKER OUR PRINCIPAL In the fall of 1946 the students of Brownstown C. H, S. welcomed to our school a new principal, Mr. Baker. He at once set about the task of helping the students to keep up their high standards and good sportsmanship. He has worked to the best of his ability: and we all appreciate his effort and the success which he has attained. He has drawn the community as well as the student body more closely together, and helped them work more co-operatively. Everyone has enjoyed working with him and has done his utmost to co-operate with his wishes. r MARIE MCCLELLAN MAX GRINNELL DALE REETER CORDA WILSON COMMERCE AGRICULTURE SCIENCE, COACH MATHEMATICS 4 A1 A 4 ANNA CLIFT CHRISTINA LAMBERT NORMA HOCKETT TYPING, ENGLISH HOME ECONOMICS P. E., SCIENCE MARY JANE WASSON SPANISH, ENGLISH 5 S a ' 0 Qu x PAUL jOHNSON MERRILL BONE MARY GARLAND P. E., SOCIAL SCIENCE MUSIC ENGLISH SCHOOL BOARD STUDENT COUNCIL We all appreciate the good work that this organization is doing for BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right W. M. Owen H, S. Smith O. E.. Reece E. L. Allen S, H, Schaub STUDENT COUNCIL President -------------- Sonny Hart Vice President - - - - - Kenneth Allen Secretary f----- - Rosemary Kersten Sergeant-at-Arms - - - Emery Bartimus Treasurer ------ - Alton Brown Sponsor ------ - - Mr. Grinnell - - - - - - Mr. Reeter Brownstown Student Council is now well on its way in its fourth year of fine work, List of activities were: ping pong and badminton tournaments, and Christrnas program, box supper and popularity contest. Sonny Hart, a Senior, was elected for the fourth time as repre- sentative of his class, and also president. Mr. Grinnell, Alton Brown, Sonny Hart, Anna Ruth Radliff, Doris Ledbetter, and Warren Reed are going to a state wide Student Council Con- vention on March 28 at Hotel Sherman in downtown Chicago. D. Wasser the school. STUDENT COUNCIL Sitting Standing E. Bartimus Mr. Reeter K. Allen B. Feezel R, Kersten W. Reed L. Hart A. Radliff A, Brown J. Morris D. Ledbetter D. McMillan Mr, Grinnell D. Bennett WORKING INEZ KINIBERLIN--SECRETARY 5 if 'x X 5 Z SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Amazed Love ooh-la-la The Fx-own Jeanie Hung ry A Smoke ? Sailor Sonny K E Q LAWRENCE HART CAROL CUMBIE BOB CRYE Iv F I 5 K E ROSEMARY KERSTEN KENNETH ALLEN BILLIE DIVELEY ALTON BROWN LORENE CARRICO CHARLES CUMBIE LAWRENCE HART Seems Arlene has Sonny hooked For he never gives anyone else a look. V Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Pres. Z, 3 Track 1, Z, 3, 4 Junior Play Kiot Editor 4 Bomber Staff Baseball 1,-2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres CAROL CUMBIE In History class she's an A student. And about the boys she is very prudentf' , Twirler 1, 2, 3 Class Sec. 3, V. Pres. Z, 4 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 F,H,A, 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee- Club 1 junior Play Band 1, Z, 3 Pep Squad 4 Cheerleader 4 Band Cheerleader 3 Bomber Staff Kiot 3, 4 Student Council 3 BUB CRYE Bob is friendly, Bob is nice: ' To be his friend just smile twice, Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4 Junior Play Track 2, 3 Class Treas. Z Bomber Staff ROSEMARY KERSTEN Vlnconspicous little lady Doomed to be a farmer's wife- maybe. St. Louis l Queen Candidate Z, 4 Twirler 3, 4 ' Class Treas, 3 Class Sec, 4 F, H. A. Z, 3, 4- G, A, A. 2, 3, 4 Band 4 Pep Squad 3 Kiot 3, 4 Librarian 3, 4 Bomber Staff ' Student Council Sec. 4 KENNETH ALLEN A very polite and quiet lad Who never could be very bad. Ft, F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4 F. F, A. Basketball 2, 3, 4 Student Council V. Pres. 4- Pep Squad 3 Kiot 3, 4 Lfibrarian 3, 4- Bomber Staff Queen. Escort 4 Baseball 4 BLLLIE. DIVELEY Now that she is Darre11's wife, We hope she has a happy life. G,A,A, 2, 3, 4 F.H,A, 1, Z, 3, 4 Pep Squad Z, 3, 4 Glee Club 1 Cheerleader Z, 3 Kiot l Junior Play Carnival Queen 3 Class V, Pres. 3 Class Sec. and Treas. l ALTON BROWN Alton is friendly, Alton is sweet, And in typing Alton is hard to beat. Student Council 1, Z, 3, 4, Treas Junior Play Pep Squad 4 Bomber Staff Class Pres. 5 Tumbling Team 4 LORENE CARRICO I l A pretty blonde is our friend Rene Where you see Bill, she can be seen. F,H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Kiot Staff 4 Bomber Staff Pep Squad 4 Twirler 1, 3, 4 junior Play CHARLES CUMBIE Chatter and jabber night and day That guy seems to be Charles Ray. F.F,A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Bomber Staff Pep Squad 3 Track 3, 4 Carnival Escort Z Tumbling Team 4 1 Y 53 1 L HARLEY AUSTIN MARILYN SEFTON CHARLES GARNER n JEANNE PINK!-EY J. D. JOHNSON MARY Nxcxx-:Ls Y. O x DONALD TAYLOR LINDA MCINT YRE ' ROBERT PATTERSON A .iw V,,k T ' K. . A, H ,L -,ig ,.h5.,b,3,3f an M, 4, M s HARLEY AUSTIN Dark curly hair and a big wide grin When ever he starts he's going to win. F.F,A. 1, Z, 3, 4 F.F.A. Basketball 4 Pep squad 3, 4 Tumbling Team 4 Track 3, 4 MARILYN SEFTON Now she is wearing a bright diamond ring And everyone thinks it's just the thing. F,H,A. 1, z, 3, 4 Kiot.Staff 4 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 3, 4, Sec. and Treas. Bomber Staff CHARLES GARNER Charles is always good and true And he is a nice looking guy, too. F.F.A. 1, Z, 3, 4 F.F.A. Basketball Z, 3, 4 'rnck 3, 4 Pep Squad 4 Carnival Queen Escort 3 Tumbling Team 4 4 Jr-:ANNE PINKLEY jolly, laughing, a joking gal: Really cheerful, and what ia pal. FJ-LA. l, 2, 3, 4 G,A,A. 2, 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Librarian Z, 3, 4 Pres, 4 Kiot 4 Asst., Editor 4 Bomber Editor 4 Junior Play Dramatic Club 4 4 J. D. JOHNSON Full of mischief, full of pep Show him a girl and watch him step! Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4 Track Z, 3, 4 Band 1, 2., 3, 4 Junior Play Kiot 3, 4 MARY NICKE-LS A newcomer is this tall slender lass. We're glad she came to join the class. Hursch H. S. l, 2, 3 F. H. A. 4 G. A. A. 4 Bomber Staff Pep Squad 4 Class Treas. 4 DONALD TAYLOR Don Taylor's curly hair Attracts the girls from everywhere. Basketball Mgr. 3 Librarian 3 Track 3, 4 Tumbling Team 4 LWDA MclNT YRE Calm and quiet in a friendly way We hope success will come her way. F.:-1.41. 1, z, 3, 4 G.A,A. z, 3, 4 ROBERT PATTERSON A mighty mari is this small lad He isn't good--but not too bad. F,F,A. 1, z, 4 F.F,A, Basketball 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Tumbling Team 4 Track 4 L. W4 9 1 LEONARD FRANCIS LOWELL FOGLER MADGE BAKER WAYNE UNDERWOOD EVELYN GOODSON PAUL GREEN LOTTIE WICKER WARD LAWSQN LEONARD FRANCIS Leonard's big brown eyes Make him look so very wise. I-',F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F,F.A, Basketball 2, 3, 4 Bomber Staff Pep Squad 2 LOWELL FOGLER Lowell is handsome: he is tall He is liked by one and all. F,F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F,F.A, Basketball 3, 4 Pep Squad 4 Baseball Team 3, 4 MADGE BARKER Pretty eyes and soft brown hair Full of pep, this maiden fair. F.:-1.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. Z, 3, 4 Kiot 4 WAYNE UNDERWOOD We predict for Wayne someday Some nice girl will come his way! F.F.A. 1, Z, 3, 4 Student Council l Pep Squad 4 Kiot Staff 4 Librarian 4 EVELYN GOODSON A nice little girl with lots of red hair She can hold her temper and that's something rare. F, H,A. 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A, A. 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 PAUL GREEN Peabody is so very bold His job at the poultry house he seems to hold. F.F.A. 1, 2. 3, 4- F.F,A. Basketball 4 Librarian Z, 3, 4 Kiot 4 Bomber Staff . Manager of all sports 3, 4 LOTTIE WICKER A jolly girl, she gets right in And helps the Senior class win. F,H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 c.A.A. 2, 3. 4, 5 Bomber Staff WARD LAWSON Though he causes very little harm He still is determined to live on the farm. F.F,A, 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 4- SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY EVELYN GooDsoN ' Evelyn is accumulating millions on her formula for making red hair brigh- ter. She also does a strip-tease in Brownstown's Talk of the Town. MADGE BARKER X Madge is now a noted fashion designer in New York. They say she models most of her own designs. Long ago she decided to be a career woman and to leave men strictly alone. LAWRENCE HART The largest donkey farm in the U.S. is now operated by Arlene and Sonny Hart who raise nothing but donkeys and children. Their head-quarters are now in Nevada. MARILYN SEFTON Marilyn is now a noted agriculture teacher for women. She has perfected a remarkable plan for fattening hogs. She has never married, but is still wearing that first ring. BOB CRYE As you all have probably heard by now the best coach Harvard ever had is Bob Crye. He and his wife were married for two years, but now his wife is divor- cing him and leaving the baby. PAUL GREEN Paul is well on his way in his political career, He is now running for office as State Governor of Wyoming. He also has a beautiful wife and two fine sons. DONALD TAYLOR Don Taylor is now starred in St, Elmo's Paramount and the girls swoon and faint when they hear his wonderful voice. KENNETH ALLEN AND ROSEMARY KERSTEN The sophisticated Bunny's Cocktail Bar of Michigan is now run by Kenneth and Rosemary Allen. The waitress of all ti.me is Rosemary. They say the bar serves delicious Home Brew, ALTON BROWN Alton is now the Maharaja in a harem in India. He also guards the Sacred Fire. DALE SMAIL Dale is at present operating a Chinese laundry in San Francisco, All of His workers are strictly Pretty Chinese Girls, MARY NICKELS AND LOWELL FOGLER Mary and Lowell are married and have moved to Florida for the health of their children, who, unless they have plenty of sunlight, the Doctor says will be midgets. LOTTIE WICKER Lottie May is now swiznming instructor at the Vandalia Childrens' Home. R 3 HARLE Y AUST IN Harley is employed by the City Council of Brownstown as official street cl- eaner and garbage collector. J. D. JOHNSON At present jake is a Commander and owns his own fleet of ships. He has named each one after a Brownstown girl. JEANNE PINKLEY Jeanne is now married to a notable Chinese Emperor. They say she serves a delicious tea. She is also noted for her beautiful silk kimonos. WARD LAWSON Ward is now serving his tenth year in Sing-Sing for boot-legging. He was caught swimming across the border with a quart of whiskey, BILLIE' DKVELEY Billie is now divorced and is Principal of the Brownstown Municipal College. Sheehad completed her four years of college before taking up teaching. LORENE CARRICO The day after school was dismissed Lorene became Mrs..Billie Clymer,Since then they have become the parents of eight fine boys. They have left their crop of boys with grandmother, and are on their way to japan for a four months vacation. CAROL CUMBIE She is now making millions of dollars by being employed in the world's Championship Boxers Union of Chicago. She has never married and is still true to Harold who is in the Air Corps. LINDA McINT YRE AND WAYNE UNDERWOOD Linda is now a star in the Ajax Modeling Agency in Brownstown and is oftoll seen at Brownstown's Faust Night Club, owned and operated by the 'honorable and dignified Wayne Underwood. LEONARD FRANCIS Leonard now operates a snake ranch in New Mexico and makes a large profit on his expensive rattlers. ROBERT PAT TERSON ' He is now seen in Goofy's Circus as the strongest 'little man in the world. They say he can lift joe Louis-completely off the floor. CHARLES CUMBIE Charles has finally decided that he doesn't care for women and has gone into seclusion in the Ozarks and lives the life of a dignified hermit, CHARLES GARNER Charles 'is now experimenting with his new rocket ship the Hubba-Hubba, and is trying to reach the moon. He left ,last week, but itpis doubtful if he will get there because his ship automatically stops on every planet where there are pretty girls. We, the SENIOR CLASS of BROWNSTOWN COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL in the COUNTY of FAYETTE, STATE of ILLINOIS, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty- seven, being of sound mind and memory and having exceedingly strong will, do make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our last WILL AND TESTAMENT. LINDA McINT YRE leaves her elasticity to Charles Sawyer. EVELYN GOODSON leaves her bashfulness to Dean Hopkins. BOB PATTERSON wills his extra height to jack Morris and Errna Koester. JEANNE PINKLEY wishes to leave her graceful stroll to Margaret Stine and Patsy Herell. WAYNE UNDERWOOD thinks Carleen Sefton and Betty Frances should have his black eyes. LORENE CARRICO wishes to leave her twirling ability to Harold Black. BOB CRYE leaves that bank account to Herbie Price and Kenneth Stephenson. DOC GARNER leaves his winning smile to Shirley Davis and Dean Sarver. CHARLES CUMBIE leaves his driving ability and suspenders to Donald Schuab and Mr. Bone. CAROL CUMBIE leaves her cheerleading ability to Anna Ruth Radliff and Fairy Morton. J. D. JOHNSON leaves that daily sleeping habit to Junior Williams and Doris Wasser. ROSEMARY KERSTEN leaves her jewelry to Melba Thompson and Mary Crawford. LAWRENCE HART leaves his short pants to Warren Sheafor. LOWELL FOGLER leaves those unlaced shoes to Don Willms and Eugene Myers. MADGE BARKER wills his shorthand ability to Wanda Doyle. WARD LAWSON has decided to leave his continual chatter to Vera Kelly. KENNETH ALLEN wishes to leave his wavy hair to Lowell Whitehead and Mary Gris- som. ALTON BROWN leaves his dancing knack to Mary Lee Stinebring. PAUL GREEN wills his appeal to the girls to whom it may concern. DON TAYLOR leaves his car trading ability to Kenneth Craig. E 2 5 za 5 HARLEY warm wuu sm funny nm to nm. man.. LEONARD FRANCIS vim. me spam. on meuipmn to Jqmn Pollltd. mnmm smrron vm. ng: mn buying m way.. cams. MAR! lQCKlZLS'1eavea her half-bulb camera to? Bsrbu-a'Austin. . , . w .- DALE EMAIL kann Sh lpbcrncu to Alice Fisher. r..o'r'rm wlcxmn mn- typing abiliky to vena. Upton. ' N au..x..m mvm..mY leave! ner :mm pos to .annual Rumi. - W 1 Ei s E 5 DONALD CHARLESRAY ROSEMAR Y WAYNE MARIL YN LINDA LORENE ALTON PAUL MARY JUNE EVEL YN LEONARD IEANNE if i U A s I Drinking? 'a .K . -In . 1 if x 4 I - l M 'F S if ,KL-li M . Y Mx X ii? i . 5 4 X Our President!! Hangover Struttin' Little Stinkers -ur our Editor Fizz Carol Typical Typist Shy i At Work I f 34 UBOSS.. Ush Senior Sophisticates UNDER GRADS Y M i E E E JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS F D , I we x . -3, ' P gy X' 4 ., .- -asp-ef 'M' f . , K E.:- .,,4.,. .' ,, H 'Qltx . as- ..fA-w.v:- 1 LM t If-Q34 Vbiig. 7-5' 5 . 1 ,, -4 W . 3 . 296815 .2 ,S C01 d L safes., ,. L puppy Love Lonesome A Rip Mary Lee Little So ldie r Dessert Stairsteps E E 'r 5 ! . K. Stephenson J. Pollard D. Sarver j, Morris V, Kelly D. Schaub B. Austin W, Crawford B. Francis S. Davis W, Doyle E. Myres C. Sefton M. Stine K, Craig C. Sawyer H. Black M. Grissom P , He r e 11 A . 'Radlill Crawio rd Sheafor Stinebring 2234 D. Hopkins M. Thompson H. Price A. Fisher E., Koester F. Morton E.. Rush V. Upton Wasler Whitehead J, William: D. Wlllma E JUNIOR CLASS President ------ ------- J unior Williams Vice President - - - - - ---- Shirley Davis Secretary - - - 3 ------ - - -Melba Thompson Treasurer ---- ---- - -Eugene Myers, Sponsors - - - - - - -Miss Clift - - - - - - - -Mr. Reeter Our junior Class is composed of thirty five members: not a large class, but a mighty one. You will understand what I mean by mighty, when you read of the activities we have carried on during the past year. For our queen candidate at the Brownstown Grade School Carni- val, we chose Margaret Stine and Carl Austin as escort. She ranked fourth. To make our year a profitable one we started off with our junior Class Play entitled Take Your Medicine. Our combining of junior talent was a financial success. The characters were: jr. Williams, D. Willms, M. Stine, S. Davis, C. Austin, A. Fisher, B. Francis, M, Thompson, D, Was- ser, P. Herell, C, Sefton, F, Morton, J. Pollard, K. Stephenson and M. Gris- som. After our weeks of labor we decided for some fun in the form of a skating party. This being our third year of skating, we all could skate fairly well, and with the aid of refreshrnents, we fully enjoyed ourselves. Our men of the junior Class.-are men of sports. We havefive track stars, six basketball men, and seven baseball players. In Baseball: D. Hopkins, jr. Williams, W. Sheafor, K. Stephenson, H. Black, D. Willms, and D. Schaub. In Basketball: D. Willms, jr. Williams, W. Sheafor, D. Schaub, H. Price, K, Stephenson, In Track: jr. Williuns, D. Schaub, K. Stephenson, D. Willms, and E. Myers, 9 E 5 R 5 5 9 G A 's SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS 'Q am. ' Y, , . , '0f y A. . X - , 1 .W Q- 1 1, 'f 'SSI' f 1 , .5 ' .. ' ' . gi 'P' 1: f - , .- 3 5- . was ' . Hula Hula Camera Man Sweetness ' , . . . , , S A 1 sie 3. T ' E, E ' 1:3 Devotion HHPPY Survrised Posing E S 4 F5 B, johnson D. Crye D. Garner M. Hill F. Klstler L . B enefiel E. Willson V. Reeter H. Keenan W. Gufiey B. Forster J, Sims 1 D. Ledbetter B. Berry B. Patterson M. Crawford G, Hazenlield K. Chatham J. Miller L, Bennyho!! D. McMillan B, Lawson B. Guiiey E, Waaaer P. Kistler C. Bruegger J. Bingaman M. Watson E.. Pontlous R. Shelton C. Nickel! H. Black A, Teter E 3 E 8 2? SPHOMORE CLASS President -------- ------ C harles Henna Vice President -------- - - Victor Reeter Secretary and Treasurer- - - - -Doris Ledbetter Sponsors ---------- - -Miss Lambert - - - - Mr. johnson To represent us in the Student Council, we elected Emery Barti- mus, Doris Ledbetter and Donnie McMillan. When the carnival came around we had Barbara Patterson as queen candidate and Bob Berry as escort, We had several boys out for sports: Out for baseball were Bob Berry, David Crye, Victor Reeter and Charles Henna. The team didn't lose a game. We had Bob Berry, David Crye, Charles Henna, Herman Keenan, Lowell Benefiel, Victor Reeter, and joe Miller out for basketball. Bob and David rated with the first ten. In track we had Herman Keenan, David Crye, Bill Forster, Elvin Pontious, Victor Reeter, Charles Henna, Emery Bartimua, Joe Miller, and Donnie McMillan. During the winter we had a sleighing and ice skating party. A good time was enjoyed by all. We look eagerly forward to the time we shall be seniors. Two of the cheerleaders came from our sophomore class. They were Betty johnson and Elvin Pontious and they did a very good job. H 5 E L1 rf Z 4. ki. -s R I FRESI-DVLEN CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Dresses Fashion Innocent Tgylund Pirates 2, 5: .,,l7,..-! B. Sidwell U. Baker T, Radliif D, Chatham I. Morgan A D. Pnslny ., 5 A N. Willson Q. 'X ..x4f.,. if 5511 re , V 4 . 7.4, fi kv Lg'-ew X Q ' ' M. .35- W Reed j, Engle G Trulock B Feezel Wessex' Brazzel E, Kelly J. C 1 P, Easton D, Williams B, Harris B. Cagle B. Bolles M. Kistler E. Barker B. Hopkins D. Koonce G. Parrott D. Bennett J. Cumbie W. Philbrook J. Forster C. Garrison M. Barnes M. Cumbie ,4- Q ffl , R. Goldsborough D. Hunter J. Tackett N. Lipscomb M. Holimire D, Rhode: H. Langer D, Hazeniield 1. Goodson E. Koehler B, Stinebring R. Peters J. Sidwell P. Teter B, Bunyard e 2 S E 5 FRESHNIEN CLASS President -------------- Bobby Hopkins Vice President - - - - - - - -Joe Goodson Secretary and Treasurer- - - - -Jo Ann Curnble Sponsors -------------- Miss Wilson - - - -Mrs. Wasson Welcome to our High School - Who The Freshmen class of 1946-47 We as Freshmen were given tests on our first day--were we scar- ed? --yes--but when we heard of the initiation then we were really frighten- ed. After spending a day in what is called torture, we attended a fine party given by the Seniors, Our queen candidate for the carnival was Claudine Tropp ann her escort was Warren Reed. Donia Bennett, Warren Reed and Billy Feezel were elected to re- present the class in the StudentCouncil. The following participated in base- ball: Harold Langer, Billy Feezel, Billy Sidwell, Bob Bunyard, and Bobby Hopkins. Nine Freshmen played in the band: Jo Ann Cumbie, Ltna Jean Morgan, Mary Lou Cumbie, Ruth Peters, Nancy Lipscomb, Betty Bolles, Donia Bennett, Doris Hazenfield and Eileen Kelley. Our class also made a good showing in basketball, with the follow- ing players: Harold Langer, Billy Feezel, Billy Sidwell, Max Barnes and Bobby Hopkins. i . I , 1 . Y . 1 , . . f F4 L r . ' if 1 . 'S ' N :.--4 ' ' - L x J 1 , al f V . ffm., ' V . an 1 , 5, -, lx 1 A , ,: ' n 1 Q, 141 i 11. 4 ' .ff l ' 24323, N ' L'- -n.. Y . 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' 'qqgih-N I 3155 ' , 11 .-41 , .'. fg f , '41J5--P'fr- 84,-Q, , -, Wm. ., 11, , ,f I 'f 'Wx Ntgrzgi. fiww YM 3 - . , 1 -. 1 '1 x '- 1 P . . r , - x X41-sw -.,f..Q-449' 1 w 1 , v WV ' 'x K w n AT H E I 'i p -fl, JAKE HARMLESS FRICT ION FREAK fdfffg COACHES SX, f if s, 'Qin U Hifi? wif 2 4 b QS,R ' vw ,QQ - Y, Mr. REETER OMBERS Mr- JOHNSON B Y fx , . ,xqfn . ,4 U LUKE 'img - s Pussw Foo'r 59 FUZ Z STATIC WILLIE SHAEF E 9 J E S E 5? 4 BASKETBALL ' 'A ' ' SQUAD BASKETBALL A AND B SQUAD BASKETBALL Our basketball boys started the season with a bang. We took over four games before dropping to Casey by a score of 38 to 4-1. We ended the season with 17 wins and 13 defeats. Our highest scoring game was in the Regional Tournament when we downed Herrick by a score of 87 to 16. Our lowest scoring game was when we beat Farina by a score of Z4 to ZZ. The team scored 1,245 points to our opponent's l,l49. In the Conference Tournament at Beecher City, we defeated Bee- cher City, then St. Elmo, but were defeated by Altaxnont in the final game. In the Regional Tournament we won over Herrick, but were overcome by Van- dalia in the semi-finals. ' VE c'Iosed the season with three seniors, threejnniors,1:hree soph- omores, and one freshman on the A squad. Bob Hopkins, the freshman member, scored 31 points against Herrick in the Regional to set a new individual scoring record. We are looking forward to having a good and pos- sibly a better team next year. Left to right S. Hart B. Crye D. Schaub D. Willms J. D. johnson B. Berry W. Sheafor First row K. Stephenson H, Langer L. Benefield Second row E. Meyers D. Willms W. Sheafor J. Williams D . Schaub 1. D, johnson B. Crye S. Hart D. Crye B. Berry L. Henna D. Taylor J, Williams L, Henna D. Crye D. Reeter, Coach P. johnson, Coach P. Green, Manager Third row D. Reeter, Coach P. Green, Manager B. Hopkins V. Reeter H. Price H. Keenan M. Barnes B. Sidwell j, Miller B. Feezel K. Craig, Manager P, johnson, Coach E 5 5 2 5 Alumni B omb e r s Kinmudy Bombers Ramsey Bombers Beecher City Bombers Casey Bombers Teutopolis Bombers Greenville Bomber s Stewardson Bombers Mulberry Grove Bombers Altamont Bombers Greenup Bomber s Cowden Bombers Beecher City Bombers Herrick Bombers BASKETBALL SCORES 28 Farina. 3 0 Bombers 24 St. Elmo 37 -Bomber s Z5 Louisville 46 Bombers 2 0 Ramsey 4-4 Bombers 41 T eutopolis 3 8 Bombers 42 Neoga 48 Bombers 53 Stewardsor. 41 Bombers Z 1 Altamont 37 Bombers 1.4 St, Elmo 84 Bombers ., 1 Beecher City 3 0 Bombers 34 Cowden 42 Bomber s 32 Kinmundy 3 1 B omber s Farina 22 Bombers 24 NATIONAL TRAIL CONFERENCE 23 St. Elmo 47 Bombers Altamont 52 Bombers 27 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 16 Vandalia. 87 Bombers w W. ' 4 wwngr1.w1 .' 1 -'rn w-'-. 1 1- 1, 11 ., ,M- e . 1.35 .-11gff1,2f , 11 :Q ...za-, - .1.z. e1 ' . ' 'W 1 0515, 5k55 ' 'fha' ' f . 1. 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ELMO GAME e 3 BASKETBALL B SQUAD BASEBALL TEAM M 5 fi 4 2 'z SECOND TEAM OR B TEAM The boys on the B squad had a very fine year winning 19 games and losing only sink games. The B squad was made up of five Freshman, Five Sophomores, and two juniors. Most of the B squad boys played in the Freshman- - Sophomore Nation-1 Trail Tournament. They won third place in the Tournament finals held at Altamont. We are looking forward to another fine team next year. Game s Alumni Kinmundy Ramsey Beecher City Casey Teutopolis Greenville Stewardson Mulberry Grove Altamont Greenup Cowden Farina St. Ekno Louisville Ramsey Teutopolis Neoga Stewardson St. Elrno Altamont Beecher City Cowden Kinmundy Farina Here Here There There Here Here There Here Here There There Here There Here There Here There Here There There Here Here There There Here Bombers Opponents 31 ze 31 Z5 39 22 47 Z5 38 30 36 Z5 45 7 4-0 28 65 Z8 34 36 27 34 33 28 29 Z7 26 16 24 49 41 26 30 34 40 Z6 33 36 Z1 33 . 31 30 33 27 31 16 43 33 30 Z8 BASEBALL ' Our baseball teani of the fall of 1946 had a very good season, win- ning all of the gaxnes they nlaved. By so. doing the team became the winners of the 4-county league and consequently the 4-county champions. The team was made up of three Seniors, eight Juniors, four Sopho- mores, and five Freshmen. With all but three of this years team returning nextyear, and with their title to defend, prospects for a good baseball sea- son in 1947 are unusually good. Left to right Front row Back row , Green Mr. johnson . Langer B. Feezel Williams B . .Sidwell . Sheafor B. Bunyard . Henna D. Hopkins Hart D, Schaub . Stephenson L. Fogler . Hopkins D, Crye ,Black ' B, Berry . Craig V. Reeter D. Willms Mr. Reeter BASKETBALL B SQUAD Left to right Front row Back row Henna Mr. Johnson Benefiel K. Craig Reeter B, Feezel , Barnes j. Miller Keenan B. Sidwell Price I-I, Langer Hopkins E, Myers Stephenson Mr, Reeter J Z ,, Ki f a 3 s D. Hopkins C. Austin B. Hopkins H. Black D. Schaub S. Hart W, Sheafor D. Willms J. Williams K. Allen C. Henna K. Stephenson D. Crye B, Berry V. Reeter H, Langer B, Sidwell B, Feezel B , Elunyard I... Fc,g1er B rownstown Altamont Brownstown Vandalia. Brownstown Farina Brownstown Mulberry Grove B rownstown Kinmundy Brownstown Vgnd alia Brownstown Altamont Brownstown Farina ' AVERAGES FIELDING BATTING PO A E Pct. AB H R RBI Pct. 6 11 3 .850 24- 14 15 18 .583 2 1 1 .750 25 12 14- 15 .4-80 9 6 0 1.000 26 11 7 8 .423 0 1 0 1.000 5 2 4- Z .400 3 8 0 1.000 19 7 9 6 .368 30 13 1 ,975 31 11 12 9 .355 2 2 0 1,000 21 7 7 9 .333 1 0 0 1,000 5 2 3 5 .333 6 9 3 ,833 25 7 11 6 .280 1 0 0 1.000 18 5 6 7 .278 76 5 3 .964 Z2 5 9 11 .227 2 1 0 1.000 1 0 1 0 .000 1 0 1 .500 3 1 2 0 .333 0 1 1 .500 3 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 Z 1 0 0 .500 1 0 0 1,00C 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 ,000 1 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 A .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 ,000 1 0 0 0 .000 RUNS HITS ERRORS 7 6 1 0 3 6 10 9 2 1 1 4- 3 4- 0 0 2 1 26 19 8 5 6 14 30 19 0 0 0 7 11 14 Z 9 5 5 18 14 1 3 4 6 9 FORFEIT 0 fi S 1' Q any a Q j QQ M 'Y f ov cf' O 9' Wx 5 A YL A ,ai yy v K Q 0+ ww, l I FL if N-V W x,,,,,,,,.4g: Q. E . I 1 Q Qt 2 'A X if ., L QA ,4 x ik gm t ' Wx PAUL CAGLE, Mgr. A .a E 5 E E . 5 A TRACK On April 5, 1946, the Brownstown Track Team won a Triangular Meet with St, Elmo and Beecher City at St. Elmo. April 9 the Bombers won a Dual Meet with Altamont. The Bombers won the Class B division of the Paris Relays and placed fifth in the Pana Open Meet, April 26, the Bombers took over the Class B division of the Mattoon Relays and next won the Na- tional Trail Meet held at St. Elmo. Bad weather hindered the District Track Meet held at Pana on May 10. The Bombers tied with Lanphier of Spring- field for tenth place in the meet however. The Thinclads closed the season on May 14 by overcoming Vandalia and St. Elmo in the County Meet held at St. Elmo. Elvin Pontious, the only freshman to earn a letter last year, earn- ed his in Track. Elvin won the Freshman Quarter Mile race at the Paris Relays. This race was open to all schools participating in the Meet. The Freshman Relay Team was made up of Charles Henna, Her- man Keenan, David Crye, and Elvin Pontious. They won the Freshman Re- lay race in the National Trail Meet at St. Elmo. We are looking forward to a good season this year and are going to defend our titles at Paris and at Mattoon. Fir st row K, Craig, Mgr. j, Williams C. Cumbie C. Garner J, D. johnson H. Keenan D. Crye L. Hart D, Schaub P, Green, Mgr, Second row Mr. Johnson B. Forster D. Taylor E, Pontious K, Stephenson V. Reeter L . Henna E, Bartimus B, Patterson Mr.-Reeter Third row A. Brown D. Willms L. Bennyhoff H. Price E, Myers j. Miller D, McMillan 491-J iw T X A IVITIES n if I 4 v fa . . .11??f:m..1'-w.1fr 1 1, uf W ' ' 9 1 , 1 f ,x.f',., ,Jimi . 'ui '-,V ' ' Wfpufxap, W -' 1-,Q .14':..,1a5143rf- WL-1,1 W MM Assklyf ' 53 F1- ? 'ff4i'f:f 'i ' -+ gi.YQvv, L 2fQg ,w,..:Q, Q - .4 W, 53,5 1 yifgm 1: 'Hi'w5 f1'f1Q'Q'5.' 4 H j,g - E-Wfgfff. .5 . , , Q':,'.: . 5 , .Q 37 .sg ',,w.,:-bw .ei ., Q-Q , A X-g.f,4wf1..h-,,e,,- vm,-.1 -f . gg . 1. Q ' kj Q 'S' .Q ,- i.'L4,5,5 T' A, .Hp ., 'VA 3- Auf - 1 11, W , n 1 .-H 4 - . 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N' .l fx 'An ,YV 7: 5 , , , 3--:54,. ,4,- ,' TQ K q 4 ,, CHEERLEADERS PEP SQUAD E m Stine CHEERLEADERS BETTY JOHNSON, ELVIN PONTIOUS AND C KROL CUMBIE PEP SQUAD President ---- --------- Yice President ---- Secretary and Treasurer ----- Shirley Davis - - - - - -Kenneth Allen -Marilyn Sefton' Advisors ---------- - - -Miss Hockett - - -Mr. johnson Left to Right: First Row Second Row I... Carrico j. Forster M. R. Kersten W. Guffey U. J. Pollard B. Lawson D. W. Doyle B. Guffey B, A. Radliif E. Rush D. B. Francis P. Easton M. J. Pinkley E. Koester B. S. Davis B. Austin D, B. johnson E, Koehler R. E, Pontious M. Crawford J, C. Curnbie D. Ledbetter M. M. Sefton B. Cagle C. M, Grissom I. Morgan B, P. Herell N. Lipscomb F, E, Kelly D, Wasser M. M. Stinebring M. Nickels M. Fourth Row Fifth Row Miss Hockett W. Lawson E. Wasser M. Watson D. McMillan J, Goodson B. Forster C. Nickels J. Wasser C, Bazzell B. Harris M, Hoifxnire W. Reed A H. Black E. Myers V. Severns C. Cumbie C , Garner W'. Crawford A. Brown I... Fogler W. Underwood D, Garner G. Hazenfield D. Koonce Mr. johnson R. Goldsborough W . Philbrook H, Austin J, Sims C Sawyer D, Sarver D Williams L Whitehead Third Row Baker Hazenfield Bolle s Bennett Cumbie Diveley Lawson P eter s Cumbie Hill Bruegger Patterson Morton Thomp son Crawford Willson 's . ,, N .'5fX5i1-1.-Q'-vrny' Q G ' gm env , 4 5 , Nw,-L., 5 ,www wk 1 -aff' . 3,i'iQ was . my ' 1 ' . 1 ,s.. 1 X D. . ' . ,,. . f . T - ul 4, QW , , ,N 1-- e hhsakzsa 2 M.. T5 , ,J Nu . I 5 xv JL-if 'S A. l I f . . x . ' V. x vw , H, J H . - 5 fibft A ,i L - lijg . FJ' 'rl .K TX Q gg- 'frfrvf ' , W. f . . 2 J. , , 1 r .kr .3 ' 5, , . 15, , ,rv T H.-., 4' Tw .5 I w gsm - ,f ' . 1 f 0 'LJ:,,w,,-- A 3 V lr , T' , 519.3 la X ,E milf? 1 -.D 1 1 .I , . V ' ,553 , 2f'pI:3iLf2' ., .W N... -K 5 f , K . , ,, u f .,,., 4' .: !f14 W 1. -.im 6 , ,x-,pm ., 1 - V255 -1. ' CU , 11,1519 1'1 -M J my F43 I - m s: . ., Wi? 'M ,L waff- ' firm ,wiv A 'mf f- , . -1 ,aw My lx' I -' if' . v E W . mg, Li, '19 . fp -L-q w 411, M g: ' fiiliilli v -iii? gg :sw , vm fy L- 15 941 4.x ,. ' 'eil qv' Ffa 1 '.fLlff4.'k i J w if' ,X n,+,'-,ew f, 1355 , I.,n1 Fw XJL1 ' A . -V, - ,w gf, X ,:gi4'gLQ , 3 w Su X, 4 1 N, Q in fm A ff: 1,13 HIGH SCHOOL BAND FULL, BAND 4 ,. 1 H- For Name s: First row B. Francis J. Cumbie R. Kersten A. Fisher L, Carrico M. Fulton B. Francis B. Fulton K. Lipscomb J. Cumbie R, Kersten A, Fisher L. Carrico V. Hancock H. Lipscomb M. Doles HIGH SCHOOL BAND. President --------- Vice President ------ Secretary and Treasurer - Band Librarians Second row - - - -J. D. johnson - - Kenneth Stephenson - -Lorene Carrico - -Mary Grissom - - Fairy Morton Third row Fourth row S. Davis P. Herell J, Morris I. Morgan B Bolles M. Grissom E, Rush D. Bennett M. Stine C. Sawyer D, Hazenfield G. Hazenfield M. Cumbie B. johnson I-I. Price P. Kistler V Reeter J. Johnson V. Kelly C Bruegger B. Berry J. Pinkley E Goodson B. Forster R. Peters K. Stephenson J. Pollard F. Morton E, Kelly V. Upton N. Lipscomb J. Bingaman B. Pontious D. Wasser FULL BAND S, Willson P. Herell J. Morris G, Garrish j. Bingaman B. Foster D. Rigdon I. Morgan M. Grissom W, Philbrook S. Davis M, Stine C. Sawyer E. Rush K. Stephenson S. Smith B. Bolles G. Hazenfield I, Feezel D. Bennett H. Price M. Cumbie D, Hazenfield J. johnson L. Huddleston V. Reeter B. Berry V. Kelly B. johnson B. Forster M. Morris C. Bruegger J. Williams B. Switzer E. Goodson J. Pollard J. Pinkley D. Wasser V. Upton R. Peters T. Reece T, Grey F. Morton E. Kelly E. Pontious N. Lipscomb J. Morgan Mr. Bone N. Wright B. Harre if 4. ll ii fa T' S F 1 sf F. F. A. BASKETBALL 'c. A. A. D Herell F. F. A. BASKETBALL Fir st row C. Garner L. Fogler L. Francis H. Keenan H. Austin K. Craig C. Cumbie President ------- - - - Vice President - - Secretary ----- - - - Left to Right Second row G. A. A. Betty Francis Mr. Grinell Underwood Black E . Myer s Whitehead Reeter Crawford - - - Jaunell Pollard Doris Ledbetter Treasurer- - - - - Margaret Stine Sponsors - - - - - - Miss Hockett - - - - Mrs, Wasson The Girls Athletic Association celebrated its third anniversary in the fall of 1946. Purpose: mauship. To maintain high standards and promote ideals of health and sports To stimulate interests in athletics among girls in the high schools of Illinois. Left to right Front row Second row E. Barker P, Easton E, Kelly A. Radliff I.'MorJgan A. Fisher N..Lipscomb D. Ledbetter J. Cumbie M. Stine M. Cumbie W. Guffey R. Kersten M. Crawford E, Koehler W. Doyle B. Cagle R, Peters Third row Mrs. Wasson M, Hill C, Cumbie C. Bruegger E, Baker B. Johnson B. Diveley D, Easton M. Nickels L, Carrico S. Davis M, Stinebring E, Rush Jo D, Wasser Miss Hockett Fourth row L. McIntyre B. Bolles J, Pollard Guffey Lawson Austin Barker J. Tackett Sefton Morton Francis Hazenfield Bennett Upton Gris som FF of 4 ii 5' 3 S F. H ii a if sl F. F. A. President ---- ---- 1 - junior Williams Vice President - - - Kenneth Allen Secretary ---- - Donald Willms Reporter - - - - Paul Green Advisor --------------- Mr, Grinnell Our F.F.A. organization is centered around our Program OI Work , which is made up at the beginning of each year for that following year. It is divided into eight parts, namely, supervised farming, co-opera- tive activities, community service, leadership activities, earnings and sav- ings, conduct of meetings, scholarship and recreation, A few of our activities the following year have been as follows: pest contest, F. F. A. party, seed sale, magazine subscriptions sale, treat- ment of seed, testing milk, attendance at F,F.A. Officers Training School at Belleville, Radio Show: Father and Son Banquet, and Basketball tearn. Left to Right First Row Second Row D. Sarver Mr.RGrinnel1 D, Schaub G. Hazenfield W. Underwood J. Miller K. Allen J. Sims J. Williams B. Feezel D. Willms W. Reed P. Green V. Reeter R. Patterson L. Benefiel L, Bennyhoff E, Bartimus K. Craig E. Myers H, Keenan E. Pontious Third Row J. Sidwell J. Engle D. Garner L, Francis H. Austin L, Fogler C. Garner C , Cumbie W . Lawson Fourth Row E, Wasser W. Philbrook D. McMillan J. Goodson W. Crawford D. Williams G. Truelock R. Goldsborough D. Pasley J. Wasser 3 E E Qi Ye v President ---- Vice President F. H. A. - Doris Lawson A - Barbara Austin Secretary ---- - Anna Ruth Radliff Treasurer- - - - - jaunell Pollard Sponsor - - - - Miss Lambert CREED We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage, And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith - Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage, And high hope, Left to Right First Row Second Row Third Row M, Sefton W. Doyle j, Pollard N. Lipscomb A. Radliff F. Morton B. Patterson B. Bolles M. Stine S. Davis D. Hazenfield L, Carrico C. Bruegger M. Hill E. Goodson B. Francis A. Fisher P. Easton M. Cumbie B. johnson E, Rush R. Peters B, Diveley M. Stinebring 1. Cumbie D. Lawson R. Shelton M. Grissom E. Koester J, Tackett V. Upton M. Nickels J. Pinkley P. Herell B. Stinebring R, Kersten V. Kelly M. Barker I. Morgan D, Ledbetter B. Austin B. Cagle M. Crawford B. Lawson U. Baker E. Koehler L. Mclntyre C. Cumbie D. Bennett E. Willson E. Barker M. Rush E. Kelley Miss Lambert 4 2 2 .2 W LEBRARIANS KIOT 5 3 2 LEBRARIANS President ---------- - Jeanne Pinkley Secretary and Treasurer - - - Fairy Morton Advisor ----------- - Miss Clift Purpo se: The purpose is to check books in and out, charge fines ifbooks are not returned when due, and make new cards, and date due slips. Seated Standing A. Radiiff W, Underwood W. Sheafor B, johnson E, Rush R. Kersten j. Pinkley Miss Clift P. Green F, Morton H. Austin P. Herell V . Jpton C, Henna K. Stephenson W, Crawford B. Patterson KIOT Editor ----- -- - - - - - Sonny Hart Assistant Editors - - - - Jeanne Pinkley - - - - - Shirley Dairis The name KIOT originated from the first letters of Kansas, Illi- nois, Oklahoma, and Texas. In 1940 Leon Hiatt thought this would Bea clever idea, since students from all those states attended our High School. The KIOT is the organization that publishes our school newspaper. This calls for a lqt of time and hard work but our reward comes when we realize the. feeling of appreciation from the students. First Row Second Row Third Row C. Cumbie Herell A. Fisher A. Brown Upton M. Thompson S. Hart Grissom M. Barker J, Pinkley Kersten C. Bruegger J. johnson Carrico M. Sefton Miss Clift E. Rush Francis D. Lawson Koehler P. Green Ledbetter B. johnson Patterson K. Stephenson Radliff D. Taylor Bolles 'Q W 'L Q DRAMATIC CLUB JUNIOR CLASS PLAY DRAMATIC CLUB President ----------- - - -Nancy Lipscomb Vice President - - - -jo Ann Cumbie Secretary ---- - -Charlene Bruegger Treasurer - - - -Donia. Bennett The Dramatic Club was organized this year under the direction of Miss Garland. The purposes of the club are to give the students a chance to work on stage setting and'make-up, and to present entertainment for the public. Left to Right First Row J. Pollard D. Bennett B4 Patterson C, Sefton J, Pinkley C, Cumbie W . Sheafor J. Williams D. Willrns M. Stine S. Davis H, Price C4 Austin A, Fisher j, Pollard M. Thompson j. Claggert Second Row P. Herell J. Cumbie N. Lipscomb B. Bolles J. Morris A. Fisher E. Myers JUNIOR PLAY cAs'r D, Wasser P, Herell C. Sefton F, Morton B, Francis K. Stephenson M. Grissom Mr. Reeter Miss Clifl: E, Myers AJ Radliff Third Row B. johnson C, Bruegger W. Doyle G, Parrot M. Cumbie Miss Garland E, fu 1 E G SENIOR PLAY CAST JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET ' '46 u ri Q 5 E 'Z 5 SENIOR PLAY This Spring, the Seniors lsuccessfullyl presented a o-Act play, Scarecrow Creeps. The cast in the Mystery-comedy are as follows: Adam Throgg, a butler --------- - - Alton Brown Maudie Hobbs, the maid, --------- - - Jeanne Pinkley Roderick Gage, Master of Gage Manor ---- Sonny Hart Dr. Kenneth Gage, his nephew --------- J. D. Johnson Aunt Zennia Washington, a cook -------- Lottie Wicker Trailing Arbutus KT. AJ ----- - - - Paul Green Perry Gafgp, Rodericks nephew ---- - - Bob Crye Mrs. Annabelle Gage, Perry's mother - - - Lorene Carrico Miss Amelia Gage, Roderick's cousin- - - - Mary Nickels Norma Gage, his niece ------------- Rosemary Kersten The play was under the direction of Miss Garland. The scene took place in a somber and aristocratic living-room in the Gage manor on late October. Roderick Gage has announced that his will is to read, so all of his illustrous relatives swarm in. A lost Carita Diamond is to be found in the manor and the relatives frantically search only to be startled by diabolical laughs, shrieks, phantom scarecrows, and a moving rocking chair. i 5 N X X E R QUEEN s LOYCE HUDDLESTON rf? ROSEMARY MARGARET 2 ' Q X ' T, , + Q fi 3 A A 'A 2 i P 5 .- ,,. , . . BARBARA CLAUDINE O E WE LS as 4 J X r QUEEN CORONATION DOUBLE TRIO DOUBLE TRIO CHORUS CARNIVAL On October 31, 194-6, Loyce Huddleston was crowned Queen of the Halloween Grade School Carnival. Escorting her to the throne was Dennis Rigdon. The other candidates and their escorts who ran a close race were Second--Barbara Patterson and Third---Rosemary Kersten and Fourth -Claudine Troop and Warren Reed---Freshman Fifth ---Margaret Stine and Car Bob Ber ry- - Sophomore Kenneth Allen- - Senio 1- l Austin ----- J unior The Carnival was a huge success. Lea to Right. Warren Reed Claudine Troop Kenneth Allen Rosemary Kersten jo Ellen Stine Dennis Rigdon CHORUS: Fir st Row Second Row Loyce Huddleston Billie Diveley Paul Gordon johnson Barbara Patterson Ng Lipscomb V. Upton I. Morgan E. Koehler J, Pollard B. Cagle D, Bennett J. Forster R, Kersten S, Davis A, Radliif B. Austin B. Patterson C. Bruegger M. Stine L. Carrico C. Sefton M, Crawford B. Bolles E. Rush R. Peters D. Ledbetter W. Doyle B. Johnson A. Fisher Bob Berry Margaret Stine Carl Austin DOUBLE TRIO: V. Upton D, Bennett J, Pollard I, Morgan S. Davis B, Patterson A. Fisher C, Bruegger A. Radliff B. johnson C. Sefton D. Hazenfield W, Doyle Not in picture -4 P Q k 2 5 4 SHIRLEY, BUD, AND BETTY ALTON, .IO ANN, AND BILLY DONALD, JUANELL, AND JUNIOR MRS. WASSON, SONNY, ANNA RUTH 2 5 ,,...,. .. DCRIS JEAN, MR. GRINNELL, AND LUKE EI-I-EN AND DUN CHARLES AND CAROL BOB AND DORIS MARJORIE AND VICTOR F 5 2 E W POPULARIT Y CONTEST Most Popular Most Representative Senior Most Representive Under Classman Best Dressed Prettiest Hair Prettiest Smile Prettiest Eyes Most Perfect Lovers Best Liked Teachers Wittiest Best Artist Prettiest Teeth Most Handsome uv, Best' Physique and Figure Prettiest Girl Most Athletic Boy and Girl Best Complexion Biggest Feet Sonny Hart Scnny Hart Charles Henna Charles Cumb? Bud Pontious jr. Williams Billie Sidwell Donald Willms Mr. Grinnell Donald Schaub Bud Pontious Jr, Williams jr, Williams Bob Berry Sonny Hart Alton Brown Victor Reeter Lillmqnpluod I Bound by 'll-IUORTII IIOYIIKBIE lusolill. Ko.. U. I. 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Reece, President C, E, Stine, Vice-President W, E, Meyer, Cashier J. Lloyd Vance, Ass't. Cashier Iklk Ski' Hill! 19142 4002 10091 15091 if O. E, Reece C. A. Griffith S. M. Wead C. E. Stine W. E. Meyer CONGRATULATIONS TO THE . SENIORS lk! 38 IF!! FF 420' ilk Jkt ilk SOLZE STUDIG an wr new tak -ra: we an M ST. ELMO, ILLINOIS ELMO THE TRE ki ii ik ii ii ii ii ii PHONE 69 48 ii ii ii ik ii 88 88 sr. ELMO, ILL. 'fi 3 Dycus Insurance Agenc INSURANCE at SURETY BONDS 4003 Gallatin sf. Phone No. 571-J Vandalia, I11 C OMPLIMEN TS OF Vandalia, 111. ear's Hunter Phone 191 Z31 South 4-th St Vandaha I11 Compliments Of Pride Cleaners A. W. SHUMATE TELEPHONE Z5 - 412. N. MAIN ST. ST. ELMO, ILLINOIS You can keep your clothes as smart as new if you let us give them expert care. Clothing cleaned by us retains color and une. ALTERAT IONS AND REPAIRS Brevvnstevvn Lumber Ce SHERWIN--WILLIAMS PAINTS --INSULATION CELOTEX--BUILDING PRODUCTS GREEN MARKED COAL Quaiity and Service Brownstown, 'Illinois - Phone 2701 BEST WISHES, cr,Ass or 1947 ' x The First National' Bank OF VANDALIA Vandalia., Illinois .CQMPLLMENTS ,OF Da Jewelry Store Vandalia, Ill. CCoy's Cafe PLACE WE ALL MEET GOOD FOOD OPEN ALL NIGHT Brownstown, Illinois Dycus Dil Compan TEXACO PRODUCTS PAUL REECE, Manager Phone 2 07 1 B rownstown, Illinois Home Lumber Co LULABER AND BUILDING MATERIAL PAINTS BUILDERS HARDWARE Phone- 122 St Elmo, Illinois Huddleston s Store FRIENDLY SERVICE GROCERIES MEATS Gr DRY GOODS Brownstown, Illinois IIVIENTS OF Brovvn's Funeral Home Deluxe Llcoller Rink Bowling Alleys H. R. fPopl s ears , Prop. JUNCTION PARK IA J Hancock! Cafe fPete'sj Eats and Cold Drinks Brownstown, Illinois Shane otor Compan Crosley Refrigerators and Radios Tulsa. Wenches--Goodyear Tire's--Mobil Gas--Mobil Oil PHONE 292 ST. 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Brownstown, Illinois THE VANDALIA UNION ESTABLISHED 1864-THE VANDALIA UNION PUBLISHING CO. FAYETTE COUNTY'S OLDEST 8: LEADING NEWSPAPER WE ARE ALWAYS TO BE FOUND BOOSTING FOR FAYETTE COUNTY Vandalia, I11. Compliments of KROGER STORE Complete Food Market Vandalia., Ill. Best Wishes From Your County Clerk GLENN P. CURRY Vandalia., Ill. Wishing Continued Success To Brownstown Community High School CHARLES R. MYERS County judge Vandalia, Ill. FARCE MUSIC COMPANY Baldwin, Gulbrauseh Sr jesse French Pianos All Makes Of Records 8: Music Acc'ys. Phone 3951 Vandalia, Ill Compliments of CRAYCROFT MOTOR CO. Compliments of 17 Yrs. Your Ford Dealer RICHARD M. GOVAIA Vandalia, Ill. Optometrist GRADY NIARCHIVIAN Well Servicing Company Phones! St, Elmo 296-Vandalia 380 St, Elmo, Illinois WREN'S GARAGE General Auto Repairs Trucking Service Telephone 85 St. Elmo, Illinois KEI..LEY'S SERVICE STATION Texaco Products Serving the Eastern Half of Fayette - Quality Job Printing At Reasonable Prices Phone 288'-R - Route 4-0 Our Snecialtv .1,. A-glfzw, Illinois THE ST. ELMO BANNER jo BEAUTY SALON DENNY'S Brownstown - Phone 258' St. Elmo - Phone '97-R Men's and Women s Wearing Apparel Dry Goods and Shoes Established 1905 - Telephone 295 HOB NOB EAT 8: DRINK Brownstown, Ulinois ADVERTISERS THANKS I! MURPHY 5 to 51.00 STORE RALPH 8: ZETA CARSON Vandalia, Ill. MoYER's STANDARD SERVICE STATION Washing-Greasing-Tire Repairing Atlas Tires 8: Batteries Phone 4-98 23.0 Gallatin DEHSMORE SALES 8: SERVICE Kalamazoo Appliances Seruel Gas Refrigeration Blue Flame Bottle Gas Washing Mch. Furnaces Phone 114 Vandalia, Ill. LUCILLE SANDWICH SHOP Short Orders Vandalia, Ill. MAMMEN'S HARDWARE VANDALIA REXALL DRUG STORE Plumbing, Heating, Electric Work Gifts-jewelry-Drugs Phone 361 Vandalia, Ill. Vandalia, Illinois ANDY SMITH LUNCH ROOM Vandalia, Illinois VANDALIA MUTUAL COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE CO. 4-2.0 1-Z West Vandalia Gallatin Street Illinois F. FUl..TON'S GARAGE KOEHLER 8: RODEGARAGE p General Autornobile Repairing GENERAL REPAIR-md, - Wrecker Service A Cars - Tfnnks - Tractors Brownstown, Ill. Phone 8 2 Phone 2921 Browastown HoUsr..EY CAFE Coxnpliments Of Home Cooked Meals JOHNSTON supmn MARKET Highway 40 st. mme, nuneie O ' w1L.1..14M G. so1.Es HANCOCK Asst. District Manager PRODUCE and FEED CHICAGO MOTOR CLUB Telephone 397-R St., Elmo Bfpwnstown, Illinois PHILBROOK'S MENQS STORE 2 GORENZ CAFE Telephone 295 Bus Stop St. Elmo, Illinois St. Elmo, Illinois GERKINS ICE CREAM CO. Milk Shakes-Sodas Home Made Ice Cream Vandali a, Illinois FAYETTE FROZEN FOOIB CUSTOM A Slaughtering Cur ring Vandalia, Illinois ECONOMY HOME Compliments of 8: AUTO SUPPLIES 4--Star Cleaners Tires Tubes Radios Refrigerators Paint Suits Phone Home Appliance s 91413 Vandalia, Illinois Pick-Up 8: Delivery Rodes Store At Brownstown GILBERT MCDONALD Shell Service Station South 7th St. Vandalia Louis Ave. Illinois EAKIN HOTEL Fire-Proof, Air Conditioned Coffee Shop 8: Free Heated Garage Newest at Best Vandalia, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF HSLB LUMBER CO. 1 'Block South Of Post Office Vandalia, Ill. Compliments of HOLLINGSEAD GROCERY R. F. D. ffl Br ownstown, Illinois ' Complete Home Furnishings FREDMAN Bnos. FURN. co. Vandelia, Illinois Compliments of BURTSCHI Moron Co., vmmia, lu. Phone .366 s , CANTERBURRY . HYBRIDS Compliments of G Corn, Wheat, Beans, Oats and VANDALIA LUMBER CO Inoculetion Gilbert Forbis Brownstown, Ill. Conipliments of L. E. WILSON Vandalia, Ill. Ab streets-Loans-Insurance 1 1' ' 1 DR. CHARLES J' VILLS 631 Gallatin Street Phone 675W Vendalie, Ill. Phone 322 Vnndalia, Ill. DIECKLAANN HOTEL MR. 8: MRS. GEORGE A. ZUKN Vnndelie, Ill. Your Compliments From A. 8: W. ELECTRIC ht 115 North suggest. Compliments Of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE St, Elmo, Illinois RED RAVEN CAFE Don Severns, Mgr. Home Cooked Meals Fountain Service St, Elmo, Illinois Compliments Oi BUSY BEE St. Elmo, Illinois Compliments Of E. SWARM AND COMPANY St. Elmo, Illinois TUCKER'S ST. ELMO PHARMACY used Furniture 8: Dishes Try the Drug Store First lll E, Fifth St. Elmo, Illinois ' 5. R St. Elmo, Illinois Best Wishes for the School Year DELASSUS HARDWARE COMPANY '194-6-47 G. KENNETH GREER County Superintendent of Scnools Vandalia., Illinois Phone 105 St. Elmo, Illinois PHILLIP' S CHEVROLET SALES For 13 Years Your Chevrolet Dealer -Phone 14-8- St. Elmo, Illinois DR. N. M. ELDRIDGE DENTIST Office in Residence Phone 123 - St. Elmo, Ill. ATWOOD PRODUCE COMPANY Feed For Every Need Glen E, Paradee-Maurice G. Atwood St. Elmo, Illinois FELLER MOTOR SALES OLDSMOBILE 8: G. M. C. Sa le s Zz Service Phone Z 9 - Highway 4 0 St , Elrno, Illinois Phone 26 A. J. Wolf s'r. ELMO FROZEN FooD's 4-th 8: Walnut Streets St. Elmo, Illinois WENTWORTH FURNITURE Complete Line of Home Furnishings Phone 204- -St. Elmo, Illinois ' C. P. CARTER CONSTRUCTION CO, GENERAL CONTRACTORS Box 368 St. Elmo, Illinois 4, . KRANER'S FLOWERS Fine Flowers For All Occasions Phone 17 St, Elmo, Illinois