Bureau Township High School - Beuro Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1951 volume:

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Ball State Teachers College Graduate work at the University or Illinois Algebra I, II Geometry Typing I 6 7' H 1 g h S c h o o l F a c u 1 t y Thomas Gillingham, B. sa., B. s. River Falls State Teachers College Vocational Agriculture 4-H and F F A Biology A Senior Class Sponsor - Max E. Keough, B. Ed. A . Southern Ill. State Ncrnal Univ. 'Physics - ' A t , English I-II-III-IV Play'D1rector Athletic Coach Freshmen Class Sponsor Naomi W. Ravenscroft, B. A. MacMurray College for Women- Commercial'Department N U. S. History Girls' Physical Education I Advisor Beurp Staff B ,Sophomore Class Sponsor Arthur Blocher. Vandercook School of Music LaSalle-Peru-Qglesby Jr. College . Bwilma Hewitt, B. S. ' Ball State Teachers College Vocational Home Economics Junior Class Sponsor 8 1 f x7 I fln Roger Harrington Basketball: 1, 2, 3, U Baseball: 1, 2 Football: 3, M Track: l, 2, 3, D Senior Class Play: 2, 3, M Junior Clase Play: 3, 2 Glass Vlce President: Glass Treasurer: 1, 2 F F A: l, 2, 3, U Bee Hive Staff: M Beuro Starr: 2, 3, M Student Association Officer: 3 Band: 1, 2, 3 Chorus: 3, M Orin Heuer Basketball: 1, 2, 3, U Baseball: 1, 2 Football: 3, 4 Track: 2, M Senior Clase Play: 3, 4 Junior Clase Play: 3, b Class Vice President: 2, 3 Glass Reporter: 1, 4 F F A: 1, 2, 3, 4 Bee Hive Start: 4 Beuro Start: 4 Chorus: B , 10 Juanita Jontz Senior Clase Play: 3, 4 Junior Claes Play: 3, U Clase President: 2 Class Secretary: 4 Class Treasurer: 3 F H A: 2, 3, 4 Bee Hive Staff: 3 Beuro Staff: 3, M Library Staff: 2 Cheerleader: 2, 3, 4 Band: 2, 3, 4 Chorus: 2, 3, 4 Track Queen: 3 D A R: U Donald Reynolds Basketball: 1, 2, 3, M Baseball: l, 2, 3 Football: 3 B Dorothy Reynolds Senior Claes Play: Junior Clase Play: F H A One-Act Play Class Secretary: 3 Class Treasurer: 1+ F H A: 2, 3, U Bee Hive Staff: 2 Beuro Staff: M Track: 1, 3: I+ Senior Claes Play: 3, 4 Junior Class Play: 3, U Class Class F F A: B OIIPO 3.4 3.4 3 3 President: 3, B Vice President: 1 1. 2. 3. 4 Staff: N Library Staff: 2, H sane: 1, 2, 3, 1+ P Chorus: 1, 2, 3 V315 i A ' 3' pu- 1 - ' 311 7 5 if: Q' A . Y., . 11 P Sm SENIOR CLASS HISTORY I hesitated when I was asked to prepare this picture of the Class of '51 for your inspection. I am not an artist, and everybody knows it. Any of my teachers could tell you that I was never especially profi- cient in drawing anything--except attention--and could never paint any thing successfully--not even my face. Besides, the Class of 1951 is a very lively subject for even an expert to attempt to sketch. They are never any of them twice alike, nor apt to be found twice in the same place or position. Even a snap-shot could never catch them in anything better than a blur. Besides, I am only one person, of decidedly indi- vidual oplnlons, and could only look at my classmates through my own eyes. I cannot see them as they see themselves, nor even as you might see them as you might stand for a time in my position, Hand be able to look at them from my point of view. But, as it seems my fate to be expected to hold the mirror up before these four boys and girls who have been my classmates for so long and be to them that powers that would, as Burns says, 'The glftie gie us To see oursel's as lthers see us,' I can only paint them in such words as appear to me to express them as I see them. This, then, dear friends, is the Class of 1951, as I see it today:-QI am sure you will pardon the exact measuremente,as I would make a better carpenter than I would an artist, and have always been very fond of mathematical statistics. I speak in figuresll The Class of 1951 is made up of five members, two girls and three boys We range in age from Juanita Jontz's sweet seventeen years and twenty- nine days,toDorothy and Donald Reynolb eighteen years and four months. We range in height from Juan1ta's five feet four--high hee1s,long hat feather and all--to Orin Heuer's six foot one with or without his silk stockl s. We range in weight from Juan1ta's one hundred and nine pcundsn?feather-brain and all! to 0r1n's one hundred and sixty. Taken altogether as the one in body that we are supposed to be in spir it, we make up an individual of sufficient age to know a great deal,1f he's ever going to begin to learn, for he would be eighty seven years old--surely an age or wisdom, and power, and dignity, verging upon ven eration. Our height is twenty eight feet and eight inches, which cer- tainly raises us far enough up in the world to allow us to tower above our enemies, and look down upon the inferior un ergreduates. You can see, too, what a heavy proposition we are by the fact that taken alto- gether, and even giving due consideration to Juanita's dainty figure, we tip the scales at exactly seven hundred and eighty six pounds. Some one has libelously hinted that this weight is the same either with or without Jontz, but we think this is hardly a fair accusation, and we do not expect any of you to give it any consideration. This is the Class of 1951 in her big moments. Then even her class plc ture has to be taken on the installment plan.Bomet1mes our pride sinks to a mere average capac1ty,an Mr.Hew1tt assures us we have a splendid capacity for averages. We have been investigating this line, too, but will not bore you with a recital of the resultant statistics. IZ Dorothy Reynolds,Reva Johnson, Orin Hsuer,Roger Harrington, and Donald Reynolds started their sojourn in Bureau Township High. Doris Bell Joined our group soon after school started. In March Juanita Jontz from Walnut joined our group. Revs left at the end of the year and en rolled at Franklin Grove. In the second year JoAnn Thompson of Galena, and Jim Sprague of Shef- field Joined our group. At the end of the second semester Doris Bell left and enrolled at Pr1nceton,and JoAnn left at the end of her Junior year. Since the trials and tribulations of education were too much for Jim he left us and returned to Sheffield at the end of the first semes ter of his Senior year. Five of us Dorothy, Juanita, Donald, Orin and Roger finished our last year with Mr. Gillingham as our worthy advisor. Now, we must depart thence, to go each a separate way, to lands we know not of, to do, we know not what. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1951, Bureau Township School, the county of Bureau, in the State of Illinois, in the United States of America be- ing or sound mind and in full possession of our faculties do hereby make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament hereby re- voking and annuling any and all wills by us heretofore executed. First, to our teachers who have so faithfully guid d us through the troubled waters of our last year in high school, we bestow our grati- tude wlth the sincere hope that in the years to come recollections of the 'Class of f5l' may prove to be happy ones and that they may make by chance, some valuable contribution to their 'Book of Hemor1es.' Secondly, we bequeath to our worthy successors, the Junior Class, the place formerly occupied by us as Seniors. May they perpetuate our re- putation for worldly wisdom, scholastic ability, and exemplary conduct which we have thus far acquired. I, Dorothy Reynolds, bequeath all my boy friends in Manllus with the exception of one to Mary Hartz, my dark hair to Phyllis Fundell, my short hair and also my hair pins to Sharon Vaughn hoping she will make use of it. my ability to get into trouble to Shirley Mechllng. I, Juanita Jontz,bequeath my longest skirt to Janet Andersen,my nights out to Phyllis Fundell, my long hair to Lucile Brigham, all my boy- friends with exception of one to Maybeth Dremann, an my gum chewing ability to Mary Hartz. My giggles I will to Roger Munson and my posi- tion as editor of the annual to any poor Junior who wants lt. I, Roger Harrington, will my wavy hair to Jack Andersen,hop1ng he will use it to an advantage as I have, my ability to make corner hook shots to Donald Steele, my ability to get on the honor roll each six weeks to Lela Hartz. Last but not least all my girl friends which are spread out 'in distance' except one to the boys as they see fit. 13 I, Orin Heuer, bequeath my blonde hair to Jim Hoover, my height to Jack Andersen, my good eyes to Phillip Naffziger, my slim figure to Duane Mechling and my ability to get on the honor roll to Donald Stale I, Donald Reynolds, bequeath my '40 Chevie to Roger Munson, my ability to study to Phillip Naffzlger fha, hal, my dark wavy hair to Roger gowe and my ability to play basketball Cwhat little I have! to Jim cover. In witness whereof I have set my hand Signed and affixed my seal this first day of June, 1951 The Senior Glass B7 d9aM4AZf fgy4uHa4v PROPHECY Twenty five short,busy years have elapsed since Bureau Townships Class of '51 was last passing through the halls of learning. Much has hap- pened since then both spiritually and materially. I shall try to bring you the results of these years by relating my visits to my four other classmates. While laying over for my train in Cleveland,0h1o whom should I see but Juanita. She is still the same, seventeen that ls, and very happily married. Her husband is a successful broker and she has a daughter sixteen and a son twenty. We had a wonderful visit and of course while conversing who should telephone Juanita but Dorothy. I received Dorothy's address and went to her home in Donors, Pennsyl- vania. Dorothy has a family of two girls and one boy ranging in age from eight to twenty. Her husband ls a steel mill operator and they have a nice home. Dorothy gave me Donald's address and I bid her fare well and journeyed on. My next scene was a tobacco plantation in Raleigh, North Carolina. Donald greeted me with his wife and two boys. He is a very successful tobacco grower, and of course he rolls his own, with many hired hands. He told me he owns eight hundred acres and is ready to buy more.. He gave me 0r1n's address and I waved good-bye and resumed my Journey. My next stop was Ida Grove, Iowa. Orin a natural at farming was busy feeding his cattle when I called. He is very successful and his wife and three children are all a wonderful part of his life. He and I re- minisced of the good-old days and longed for some more thrilling ball games. We agreed that we should all attempt to meet at Bureau in the near future. As I left for home, I thought-of all my classmates and the thrill of meeting them once again. I almost forgot to tell you, I am in the oil business in Texas. My home is in Dallas and I'm very happily married and have three children, two boys seventeen and eleven and a girl ten. 14 f Janet Andersen, President aff cw g gfe Shirley Mechling, Treasurer 'Charles Sims fi V may 1, y Duane Mechling ,A Reporter 16 Mary Hartz. Secretary Phyllis Fundell Vice President 5f'1YQx .f15tg1t Rx Jack Andersen? Phillip Nafrziger, .Reporter K .X . LuC11B Brigham, TTQQBUTBT J,ef'ry Klingenberi Elizabeth Sims 17 hxs , e el LGI TCI' !lU1lOhh91l0!' Prol1dQl!t s?'f SQ 41 Muni! TN Donald Johnson, V. President f ig ,g r M3 r Whp, ,, if lqj' Shirley Hubbard : Z Q K , S Roger Swanson N ,p V M ri is , .fl A' 7. .. , 5,1503 351113 fi- A w, y. .wen 5 U K gl' ' V . AQQ w1 iQQ ' fQ5f r o N sf- . L .H-X Roger Munsonw Shirley Lango, Secretary 18 Donald Steele Sharon Vaughn, Secretary Hqgpr Rowe, TPSBBUPSP 19 JCnfl11 O Be Sill! 'Ulm goover, President 'Lola Hartz Martha Erickson, V. President 35 .Mavbeth Dremann H o n s I o o n o I 1 o s I S-SW ' It ,.:x x Left to right - Martha Erickson, Lela Hartz, Jennirose Sims, Maybeth Dremann, Sharon Vaughn. Mrs. Hewitt H o m e E o o n o m 1 c s II - III Left to right - Mary Hartz,Mrs. Hewitt, Janet Ahdersen,Phyl11s Fundell Shirley Meohling, Shirley Lange, Lucile Brigham, Shir- ley Hubbard, Elizabeth Sims Z1 I3 P H A N n ,fl lst Roi - Janet Andersen, Lola iartz, SK'iFlEy'LanQe, Shirley Hubbard, Luoile Brigha , Jennirose Sims 2nd Row - Mary Hartz, Phyllis Fundell,Sh1rley Heohling, Juanita Jontz, Dorothy Reynolds,Hrs. Hewitt, Martha Erickson, Sharon Vaughn Maybath Dremann, Elizabeth Sims B 1 o 1 o g'y L a b let Row - Martha Erickson, Maybeth Dremann, Sharon Vaughn, Shirley Hub bard, Donald Steele, Phillip Narfziger, Roger Rowe 2nd Row - Lucile Brigham, Shirley Lange, Jack Andersen, Mr. Gillingham Jimmy Hoover, Jerry Klingenburg, Lester Meisenheimer, Donald Johnson, Roger Swanson ZZ 8.888 Z3 FIA' ,lg-w M! V 4 ff V 4 ' 'jf' 'A if, Hf, 3' gffnvgwl slgipq' . x gg g I., al? I 'F 1-. 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Lester Meleenheimer - Milking Shorthorns 5. Jim Hoover - Shetland Mares 6. Orin Heuer - Shropshires 7. Donald Steele- Spotted Polande 8. Jack and Donald - Painting the hog house Z5 b-H end. YPA Projeete .. ., -x Q65 ik M, v 1. Phillip llaftziger - Baby Beef 2. Lester leieenheimer - llilking Shorthorn 3. Roger Rowe - Purebred Angus H. Donald Steele - Spotted Polande 5. Duane Keohling - Spotted Polands 6. Roger Harrington - Angus 7. Donald Johnson - Purebred .Hereforde 8. Roger Swanson Shorthorn Baby Beet 9. Donald Steele - Ieeding Steere Z6 T y p 1 n g I - II Left to right - Charles Sims, Phyllis Fundell, Duane Meohling, Dorothy Reynolds, Mary Hartz, Orin Heuer B o qwglgoe 9,P 1 n.3 - Left to right - Dorothy Reynolds, Donald Reyno1ds,Juan1ta Jontz, Shir- ley Meohling, Janet Andersen, Orin Heuer Z7 A I 0- O T B A L B Lett to right -'lrid5eough, Drin Heuer, Roger Harrington, Donald Rey- no lst Row - Phillip Narfziger, Roger Rowe, Jinmy Hoover, Lester Heisen- heimer, Jack Andersen, Donald Johnson, Roger Swanson 2nd Row - Mr. Keough,-Donald Reynolds, Donald Steele, Orin Heuer,Duane Meehling, Roger Harrington. Charles Sims, Roger Munson 29 L 1 t t 1 e '8' 0 h a 1 n 1 n n 1 h 1 p G a m e Little '8' Track Schedule F o o t b a 1 1 April 10 - 1? - Zh Sept Wyanet - May 1 - 8 - 15 Sheffield LaM0111e C o m p e t 1 t o r e Oct. Neponset Ohio - Roger Harrington ------ 220 Manliue- Orin Heuer --------- 440 Buda - Donald Reynolds ------ 880 Nov. Tiskilwa Duane Meohling ---- High Jump Malden - Jimmy Hoover ---- Pole vault Roger Rowe- - - - - Broad jump Roger Munson- - -100 yard dash They 21 M6 no 58 - 2? - 45 - 49 .. 51+ 20 We are looking forward to the coming track season as we did not enjoy a very successful football season winning only our last game with Mal den on their home field. THE LDCATS C h e e r 1 e a d e r s Shirley Mechling, Martha Erickson, Sharon Vaughn, Juanita Jontz B a s I e t b a 1 1 S c h e d u 1 s We They Tournament Results N . 1? H 1 U9 3? ov 21 Lggnggntsr 61 35 B- L- P- We They 28 Mcuabb 49 38 Jan. 15-17 Ohio 43 69 Dec. 5 Alumni 53 22 Ohio 50 9 Tampico 61 36 Little 3' 12 Malden 1 38 Jan. 23-2? Manlius 6b 47 15 Manllus E5 44 sheffield 59 51 19 3 '1i 1 53 3? Buda 50 37 Jan. 5 is 1 wa 12 Malden 65 45 Feb. 21 Tiekilwa N2 34 19 wyanet ju Q3 22 LaHO1110 37 41 30 Lee Center 51 29 Feb. 2 Sheffield 37 72 9 LaMo1l1c 38 U9 16 Neponset 55 30 The Bureau Township Wildcats had a very successful season. We won 16 and lost 6. We tied with Manlius for fourth place in the Little '8' conference. We won the Championship in the Little '8' Tournament. We defeated Manllus, Sheffield, and Buda in that order in the Tournament. We were beaten badly in the BLP Tournament by Ohio and received thind place in the BLP conference. In the District Tournament we won over Tiskilwa and lost to LaMo111e in the second game. 32 J n n 1 o r Y n r s 1 t 1 lot Row - lr. Koougn, Jack Andersen, and Donald Steele Zn! 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QALZTIQMJ. Marlene Ooddingtcn,Haxine Braasch,Wende1 Foushee,June Gerdes Harilyn Hoover, Dorothy Reynolds, Marjorie Schroeder, Rita Hoover, Sharon Beams, Margaret Howard, Barbara Hay Elizabeth Sims, Janet Andersen, Shirley Lange, Lela Hartz, Uhcile Brigham, Roger Rowe, Jack Andersen, Juanita Jontz, Dennis Chase, Phillip Nattziger Hr. Blocher, Janet Hewitt, Sylvia Larson, Maybeth Dremann, Patricia Brigham, Shirley Heohling, Martha Erickson, Eleanor Hewitt, Carol Cohrs, Shirley Hubbard Copyright I907 by T. H. Guild. Copyright renewed end oulgned Oc Melrose Music Corp. This errengemeni copyright N45 by Melrose Mull: Corp., IQI9 Broadway, New York City 37 The Big Blow- - if YBDUBGHAHGI' TWV X... Q4 1 9 5 0 - 5 1 C a l e n d a r August High school registration. September School started. Election of class officers and annual staff officers. F F A party. Juniors received their class rin s. They were very happy. First football game at Wyanet. qwe lost 21-72 Bureau plays at Bheffieldg we lost 46-O. Seniors first day collecting ads. Teachers reception. We played at Lahollle, we lost 40-13. October Seniors collected ads for the annual. We played football at Wyanet, and the same old story we lost 58-0. F H A party for all the high school. Football game at Ohio. The score was 2?-13 in favor of Ohio. No school---teachers meeting at LaSalleg also end of the first six WOOKB . Football game with Manlius in which they won 45-20. Freshman ini- tiation, hope they enjoyed it although some d1dn't take it as fun. Football game at Buda--they won of course 49-6. Halloween party at school. November Football game with Tiskilwa and again we lost 54-20. Our last hope to win a football game and believe it or not we did. We beat Malden 28-20. We can show them now since we start to play basketball. First basketball game of the year with Hennipln in our new gym and we won 49-38. Lee Center Kthereb Bureau won 61-36. End of the second six weeks. 27. Relief--Thanksgiving vacation. McNabb Chomel we won 48-37. Junior class play. December High school student and faculty attended the International Live- stock show. Alumni game in which they won 53-33. Ohio Chomel our first loss 56-50. Malden ltherei we won 51-37. Manlius ithereb we won again 45-44. Buda Cherel we lost this won 56-53. -Jan. 2, Oh! good--Christmas vacation. 39 Q Q January School reopens--sad thought Tiskilwa Cthereb 39-35 in our favor. Hennepin ltherel 65-33 an easy victory. Malden Ctherel we won 65-48. January 12th third six weeks period ends. 17. B L P tournament at LaMo1l1e--we lost to Ohio 69-43. Mr. Hamm was out taking more pictures. Wyanet Ctherel we won 5b-43. 27. Little 'S' Tournament at Tiskilwa. We were champs. Lee Center lherel 50-33 we won again. February Sheffield there! we lost 72-37g Roger had the mumps and wasn't able to play. Hewitte give the boys a chili supper. Initiation for F H A. Teachers Institute, no school for us. LaHo11le Cherel. L1ncoln'e Birthday, thank goodness another day of rest. McNabb Ctherei. One act play to be given at Wyanet. Neponset Kthereb. 23. District tournament at Lakoille. We play Tiskilwa. Fourth six weeks period ends. 2. Regional tourney at Princetown. March Juanita, D. A. R. award winner goes to Princeton to a luncheon. Chili supper given by the F F A -- the F H A is invited. 22. Davenport Iowa Barrow show. F H A skating party. Good Fridayg another holiday for us. District Music Contest. April Fifth six weeks period ends. Track meet. Senior Class Play. Track meet. Athletic Banquet. F F A project tours. Track meet. Judging contest at Genesco. F H A gives party for the boys. Ms! Track meet. Musical Festival at Tiskilwa. Paper drive sponsored by F F A. Little '8' track meet. Freshman, Sophomore relay. Election of F F A officers. Baccalaureate. Commencement. 40 Pi Hr. Hewitt, Robert, Teresa, Linda, Janet, Mrs. Hewitt, Lyle, Eleanor Arthur . A A i .,,.,,. .....-QM... Qglll K, - .. N-,551 - Q Martha Jane, Mrs. Leverett, Roy Eugene Jr., Mr. Leverett 41 1 uf ,se 'Yr NF' kb! Cin 0-3 I PPJPUJFJPNO LNIHJIOFJO 16 1? 18 19 Good looking girls aren't they? General Business class taking their semester test, oh! what a test Spooks from Room II Initiation for only a day, thank goodness! Bay a good word for us Jontz. The trophies won at the 'Little 8' tournament. Are Dorothy and Orin doing it right, Roger? No pairing off, girls. Sharon and Barbara. . Bonnie Lorenzen. This is how the freshmen girls looked during initiation. Cynthia and Tommy Gillingham. Dorothy and Donald Reynolds. : Ag I class. M8X1D8 Braaseh. I Ag II ones. Our baton twirler, Shirley Mechling. Congratulations and good luck girls. Our band at the Neponset game. 43 Grade School Board at Educativll Lo 1 M 1 nh 1 B6 rotary Roger Hoover, Prosidentf yf:,re:1::nt'e ugaeftzt Bard' Lee Hoovdr 44 G r a Q e 8 o h o o 1 F a c u,1 t I Lucille Bash .Western Ill. State !eaehers College Room Iv ,'1: 1' '3 .. . af . ,qfffjr if A , UQe :WegE15ggwf': :- Beulah Weasel DeKalb State Teachers College Room III Emma Lou Gillingham, B. Ed. River Falls State Teachers College Room II Vera E. Fletcher Northern'I11. State Teachers College Room I R o o m IV 9 Ax P s Ev 1st Row 2nd Row 3rd Row - L. Klingenberg, M. Alm, D. Keheler, R. Niggim, W- F0USh9e J. Hewitt, D. McDonald, B. May, D. Chase, D. Berks, D. Ser geant - J. Evermon, R. Hoover, J. Quickle, J. Gerdes, E. Erickson, G. Dreman, W. Klingenberg, S. Beams, N. Seal, M- B0d9lS0U, D Piper - E. Hewitt, C. Cohrs, M. Schroeder, P. Brigham, M. Strader Miss Sash, B. McCloud, H. Mills, J. Melsenhelmer, M. Hoover, S. Lough, S. Goodale, C. McCloud R o o m III lst Row - 2nd Row - 3rd Row - A. M. B. S. S. Cha F. Hewitt, M. Coddington, E. McDonald, M. Braasch, D. Berks, Jontz, K. Jackson, B. Elmore, D. Nave, L. Dyer, J. Seal , Smell, C. Brown,D. Hubbard, K. Chase, M. Ersasch, R. Dyer Larson,K. Heward, C. Sims, L. Dailey,B. Pierce, R. Gerdes Grikmanis, G. Lind, B. Swanson, M. Heward, R. Turner, J. se, Mrs. Weasel, P. Rice, K. Lough, G. Clerk, R. Lorenzen Sims, I. Turner 46 R 0 o m II lst Row - 2nd Row - 3rd Row - G. Glarn, L. Brown, P. Schwartzentraub, L. Sudmeiis, L. Good ale, I. Turner, R. Nave, T. Gillingham, P. Rice, J. Rednaur, D. Eckberg, L. Hewitt J. Heuer, K. Turnow, R. Dyer, L. Coddington, R. Martin, M. A Sims, R. Hubbard, S. Piper, P. Rice, N. May, M. Hoover,M.Lev erett K. Smithey, L. Kruse, R. Schaill, K. Woods, S. Wade, Mrs.G11 lingham, T. Quickle, L. Hewitt, D. Bailey R o o m I let 2nd 3rd kth Row Row Row Row L. Bodelson, L. Hubbard, R. Turner, K. Beams, C. Sims D. Brigham, J. Braasch, C. Hoover, J. Eckberg, T. Hewitt, J. Johnson, M. Swanson, C. Rednour N. Cohra, B. Jontz, N. Bailey, J. Wiggim, R. McCloud, R. Alm B. Elmore, K. Sall, L. May, J. McDonald D. Rowe, D. Goodale, D. Tippner, A. Rednour, L. Tornow,S. Ken nedy, G. Fay, R. Bailey, P. Rumbold 47 G r e d e G 1 r 1 s P h y s 1 e a 1 E d u o a t 1 o n lst Row - J. Gerdes,P. R1ce, R. Hoover,S. Beams, E. Hew1tt,M. Bodelson 2nd Row - M. Jontz, L. Dyer, K. Chase, M. Strader, W. Klingenburg, S. Lareon,M. Braasch, M. Godd1ngton,L. Dailey, M. Hewerd,B. May 3rd Row - Miss Ravenscroft, C. McCloud, I. Turner, M. Hoover, P. Brig- ham, S. Goodale, S. Lough. M. Alm, C. Cohrs, S. Grikmanis G r a d e B o y s P h v s 1 c e 1 E d u c a t 1 o n lst Row lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row - D. Berks, D. McDonald, D. Neve, E. McDonald, A. Hewitt, R. Gerdes, D. Everman, C. Brown, K. Jackson, J. Sell - D. Berks, D. McDonald, D. Neve, E. McDonald, A. Hewitt, R. Gerdes, D. Everman, C. Brown, K. Jackson, J. Seal - F. Sims, G. Lind, B. P1erce,D. Hubbard, R. Turner, H. Elmore C. Sims, R. Lorenzen, M. Brassoh, B. Swanson, W. Foushee, K. Lough, D. Chase - Mr. Keough, B. Small, D. Sergeant, D. Keleher, G. Dremann, J. Quiokle, J. Everman, L. Klingenburg, N. Baal, B. McCloud, J. Meisenheimer, R. Mills 48 fd h e o'r 1 e a Q 0 r 0: Nov. Deo Deo Deo Jan JSR. Jan Jan Nov. Deo. Deo. Deo. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Rita Hoover, Janet Hewitt, Eleanor Hewitt H e a v y W e 1 g h t 8 o h e d u 1 e They Wyanet ---- lb Bureau Jot- - 28 Princeton - - bb ohio ----- 25 LaHo111e- - - 33 Tiakilwa- - - 28 Walmut ---- M0 Ladd ----- 4 Liga We They Wyanet ---- ahh - Bureau Jet- - 38 - aPr1noeton - - 36 - Ohio- ---- 16 - LaMo111e+ - - 36 - Tiskilwa- - - 35 - Walnut ---- 25 - 25 uma ----- Heavy Weight Tournament They We Jan. 31 Laloille - 28 - 3b 1 g h t B o h e d u 1 e Light Weight Tournament They. We Feb. 12 Bureau Jot- 23 - 3b Feb. lb Princeton - 45 - 33 c74uLog'capA4 1 AJ h 1 Uhunuhdal.-an Illllilfl llilll. 52 iU...3lI ' , . .4.i', v Y .. - 1 I'--,: - , f . ..,, I 1'alvP.S2.'L1F WF '4'W 'WW'WWLW4WW, MMQWWWWM WWK'?W'NWNWfHM W3NWl50mUZiNlVP4FYNW!NWBiIN !i:jlq!i',:ix5i11 Q,-1 v W 'W,f3wy,,,13U ,,,, ,N ,X N W W 'NE' N W ,. 1 Y! , WN ,U W ' M X V ' ' W 'H N ' W ' X ll Y,-',. ,,'i!l:1'11'x,, xx-1 1. x W, X11 N ' N ' ,,w:1,,.,, ,w,A,,,g1- X ,. , ' I W 1 W w,!L'd'1N 1r'l':'N,:'V, 'wN Nfl! 1 Nw' 'J 11 W UU'-11, 1 , 1 . , - , , 1' W W .I 5 ' , 1 w . IT SHOULD BE THE AIM OF EVERY AMERICAN TO OWN THEIR OWN HOME G-B-H Way Homes, Inc Gonlgam-Bass-Hill Co. LUMBER - COAL - FEEDS - IMPLEMENTS TELEPHONE 1182 WALNUT, ILLINOIS First State Bank of Princeton WHERE YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PRINCETON, ILLINOIS Jolley Lumber Co. WEYERHACUSAR SQUARE D LUMBER PITTSBURGH PAINTS - BUILDERS' HARDWARE - MILLWORK INSULATION - ROOFING - FENCING SEE US FOR ALL BUILDING MATERIALS PHONE 2222 124 S. MAIN STREET PRINCETON, ILLINOIS 1 1 1 Citizens First National Bank A GOOD BANK FOR YOU ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PRINCETON, ILLINOIS Wa I nut Cheese Co. TELEPHONE 981 WALNUT, ILLINOIS Manlius Lumber Co. LUMBER - CEMENT - BUILDERS' HARDWARE - PAINT - GLASS MANLIUS I LINOIS McCartl1y's Super Market ' FANCY GROCERIES PHONE 9 W NU 1 INOIS 1 Davis 81 Hopkins Lumber Company Princeton Phone 2 Ohio Phone 2122 Fine Class Rings - Announcements - Awards JOSTEN'S Since 1897 Representative - William Findlay Box 202 Sterling, Ill. Wilbur E. Pieson Allis-Chalmers and New Idea Sales and Service Phone 1091 Princeton, Illinois g 1 1 1 Compliments of ATHER SKAGGS J. I. Case Power Farm Equipment Sales and Repairs Phone 305 Princeton, Ill. Your Business will be Appreciated - - Call ROBERT S. WEBB TRUCKING CO. Livestock Hauling Dial 2922 - Reverse Charges Wyanet, III. When Selling or Buying - - See M. 81 M. GRAIN CO. Dealer in Lumber - Creosoted Posts - Paint - Hay - Straw - Grain - Seed Dial 2914 Wyanet, Ill. M. 8m M. FEED 8g MILLING CO. Complete Line of Feeds - Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer of Livestock Feeds - Poultry - Dairy - Hog Concentrate Mill Feed - Hay - Grain - Seeds Dial 2914 Wyanet, Ill. KERN MOTOR CO. Cadillac Cars - - General Repairing H. W. Kern Bob and Don Kern Our Be-st to You May Your Dreams Come True BOB WEST'S AUTO PARTS Robert C. Klass, Owner 4 Princeton, Ill Compliments of BUREAU COUNTY FARM BUREAU Princeton, Ill. E. L. ECKDAHL 81 SONS Home of Hart Schaffner 8: Marx and Clipper Craft Clothes McGregor Sportswear Princeton, I11. 3 1 WYANET LOCKER SERVICE Butchering - Processing - Curing We Aim to Please Phone 2342 Wyanet, Ill. PRINCE WELDING SHOP Oxy - Acetylene - Electric Portable Equipment Phone 2091 Wyanet, Ill. HERMAN JAGGERS Livestock Hauling You Call- We Haul- - Phone 2584 - Reverse Charges Wyanet, Ill. Residence Phone 2483 Shop Phone 2244 PRINCETON WELDING SHOP Let Us Weld It Portable Electric and Gas Equipment P. R. Dremann - Owner Princeton, Ill. F. J. PHOSCHARSCKY Sand and Gravel Hauling Phone 2927 Wyanet, 111 C. L. HEDER MOBILGAS Tires - Batteries - Accessories - Lubrication Phone 2763 Wyanet, Ill. E. W. HOUGHTON LUMBER CO. Building Material- Coal- Sherwin-Williams Products Phone Wyanet 2821 Wyanet, Ill. WYANET GRAIN CO. A. H. Erickson, Manager Phone 2903 Wyanet, Ill Compliments of The Members of the BUREAU COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION AVERY THE CLEANER 22 Calumbus Street Phone 11 Princeton, Ill. HOME STEAM LAUNDRY 8. DRY CLEANERS Phone 97 28 E. Marion Princeton, I11. FOSTER'S WALLPAPER STORE Princeton, Ill. l 1 Congratulations WARREN T. CREVISTON, M. D. Princeton, Ill. SUPREME ICE CREAM It Satisfies Princeton, 111. SUTLEY FUNERAL HOME Fine Furniture - Mortician Ambulance Service - - Day or Night Store 2654 - Residence 2659 Wyanet, I11 AUGUSTINE GROCERY 8. CONFECTIONERY Wyanet, Ill. l GILTNER'S STORE Dry Goods - Shoes - Notions - Work Clothes Phone 2744 Wyanet, Ill Compliments of TROTTER'S DRUG STORE To the Class of 1951 HAMM'S STUDIO Portrait and Commercial Photographs Picture Frames Made to Order Kodak Finishing Phone 546 Princeton, Ill School Supplies - Office Equipment - Sporting Goods at C. S. DUNBAR and COMPANY 111 1 Compliments of KASBEER FARMERS ELEVATOR CO., CO-OPERATIVE Princeton Phone R-331 - - Ohio Phone 2404 Kasbeer, Illinois S. T. CHRISTENSEN John Deere Quality Equipment Telephone R-261 Walnu CITIZENS STATE BANK A Good Bank in a Good Town Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Walnut, Ill. FIRST STATE BANK of WALNUT Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Over 60 Years of Service to Walnut Community Walnut, Ill. i tlll STARR'S STANDARD SERVICE Gas - Oil - Maintance Work 531 W. Peru Street Phone 1028 Princeton Ill. HARTZ GROCERY 8. MARKET Fresh Fru1ts and Vegetables Phone 2924 Manhus Ill FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MANLIUS If You Bank with Us You Can Bank On Us Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation M. S SHMIDT and SON Farm Implements Refrigeration Motor Trucks International Harvester Dealer Phone 2522 MHHIIUS I11 Manlius, Illinois Congratulations HU B'S GRILL Fine Food for Fine Folks We Never Sleep Route 6 and 34 Princeton, Ill. Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 NORBERG MEMORIAL HOME Princeton, Ill. Fire Lightning BUREAU COUNTY 8. WYANET MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Organized 1875 Phone 2542 A. W. Dix, Sec'y. Wyanet, Ill. E. J. CHRISTENSEN Corn Shelling - General Trucking Phone L-1051 Walnut, Ill. R. J. Olds J. K. Olds TASTE 8. SHAKE DAIRY BAR Specializing in Frozen Custards and Tasty Sandwiches Phone 9781 Wyane t, Ill. STUBLER FORD SALES 8. SERVICE Used Cars Bought and Sold Phone 3561 Wyanet, Ill. RED 8. WHITE FOOD STORE Phone 2743 Wyane t, Ill. WHITEHOUSE MUSIC 8. PIANO CO. Galhransen - Poole - Ivers - Pond Connsonate - America's Finest Electric Organ Band Instruments at'Reasonable Prices Records - Phonographs - Sheet Music SMOKY'S GUN SHOP Guns - Ammunition - Repairs Buy - Sell- Trade Wyanet, Ill. FIRST NATIONAL BANK COAST-TO-COAST STORE Hardware 7 Auto Parts - Paint - Electrical Supplies A. H. Pannebaker, Owner Phone 385 ' Princeton, Ill. Boost Your Home Team Buy for Electrical Appliances It's MemberF.D.l.C. H0RT0N'5 Your Home Appliance Store Wyanet, IH- since 1920 Princeton, Ill. Compliments of PIONEER HYBRID CORN CO. of ILLINOIS Princeton, Ill. HAMERICK BROS. Home of The G. I. Wyanet, Ill. JOSEPHSON and SON Compliments of John Deere BEABER'S LUNCH ROOM Sales - Service Phone 2033 Princeton, I11. 927 N. Main Princeton, Ill ELLBERG CLOTHING STORE PRIESTLEY HARDWARE CO. War Surplus - Work Clothes 931 N, Main St. Princeton, Ill. 948-952 N. Main Street Princeton, Ill. ELBERG'S SPORTING GOODS Carl C. Elberg, Prop. Phone 924 N. Main Street Princeton, Ill. GLAFKA PRODUCE Poultry - Cream - Eggs - Feeds Phone Manlius 2674 Manlius, Ill FREDDY'S GROCERY Full Line of Groceries 11 E. Putnam St. Princeton, Illf Compliments of TREMBLES GREENHOUSE Phone 2416 Princeto n,I 11 Compliments of PRINCETON BOTTLING WORKS Makers of Fine Soda Water for 30 Years Princeton, Ill. ATHERTON GRAIN CO. Grain - Coal - Seed - Fertilizer Phone 1141 Walnut Normandy Illinois SCHMITT'S DRUG STORE A. W. Schmitt - R. Ph. G. The Rexall Store Walnut, Ill. LARSON SEED HOUSE Seed - Feed Princeton, Ill. DR. W. H. KINDT - Dentist Office Phone 1581 Walnut, Ill. ANDERSEN BROTHERS Standard Service Walnut, Ill. Clothing and Furnishings for Men Sz Boys KASBEER'S GARAGE PETERSON THE CLOTHIER Princeton, Ill. Dodge - Plymouth Phone 1 Princeton, Ill. HAMM the JEWELER Compliments of L. Hamm SPURGEON'S Bulova - Elgin Watches - True Art The Thrift Store Diamonds Princeton, Ill. Repairing a Specialty Princeton, Ill. DOLL'S FEED 8. PRODUCE Cream Sz Eggs See Us for Arcady Feeds - Baby Chicks Massey Harris Farm Machinery New Holland Balers - Kewanee Elevators and Harrows Phone 690 Paint Headquarters CONWAY PAINTS 81 SUPPLIES Wallpaper - Paints - Tile Floors A Paint for Every Decorating Need 431 S. Main , Princeto H WYANET HARDWARE See Us for Hardware - Furnaces - Gifts Austin Olds - Virden Sapp Dial 2434 Wyanet, Ill. RlLEY'S BARBER 8. BEAUTY SHOP Wyan Dial 3404 Wyanet, Ill. FLETCHER BARBER SHOPPE Wyanet, Ill. MOWRY'S ROYAL BLUE Groceries - Meats - Vegetables - Frozen Foods Wyanet, I11. NELSON'S GROCERY MARKET Your Friendly Store- GENE'S TAVERN Where Old Friends Meet Phone 179 Princeton, 111. Wyanet, I11. A. L. HADE Ford and Mercury Dealer Princeton, Ill. COMMUNITY MART LOCKER 302 S. Main Princeton, Ill. D. E. PAMP 81 CO. Registered Jewelers A. G. S. Princeton, Ill. STOP LIGHT RESTAURANT Eddie Lenihan 402 S. Main Princeton, I11. RICl'S RESTAURANT CARLSON'S CLOTHES SHOP Home of Men and Boys Clothes Mr. Sz Mrs. Harold Jardin, Prop 418 S. Main St. Princeton, Ill. Phone 2079 Princeton, Ill. MOORE'S LADIES APPAREL When in Princeton Eat at 422 S. Main Phone 806 Princeton, Ill. CLARY'S CAFETERIA Princeton, Ill. E. H. SCHNICKE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Dial 2594 Wyane MOLINE MOTORS DeSoto - Plymouth Behind Clark Hotel Phone 21 t, I11. Princeton, Ill. SUBURBON FURNITURE CO. Quality Furniture and Rugs C. E. DILLER IMPLEMENT CO. McCormick-Deering Farm Equipment and Refrigerators U. S. Route 6 Princeton, Ill. Phone 491 Princeton, Ill. I 1 1 l - Compliments of COUNTY CLERK Princeton, Ill. NOTHNAGEL IMPLEMENT CO. Oliver Parts and Service Kaiser-Frazer Parts and Service Ohio, Ill. Compliments of DR. NIX Princeton, Ill. GLEN E. FRITZ Plumbing - Heating - Sheet Metal Work Office Phone R-1401 Residence R-742 Walnut, Ill. METCALFE'S ANDES CANDIES The Peak of All Candies Gifts - Novelties - Toys Rt. 92 Walnut, Ill. BALAGNA ELECTRIC Electrical Contracting - Radio Repair Appliance - Sales and Service Phone 1541 Walnut, Ill. FINK MOTOR SALES Chevrolet - - Oldsmobile Sales and Service Auto Parts - Shell Products Phone 801 Walnut, Ill. A and L STORE Men's Furnishings Phone 341 Walnut, Ill. STARL WARFIELD Hauling , Limestone - Phosphate - Commercial Fertilizer - Super Phosphate and Coal Phone Manlius 2128 Walnut, Ill. GRAHAM RADIO 8. APPLIANCE Manlius, Ill. Compliments of SMITTIES STORE Manlius, Ill. W. H. DABLER 84 SONS Philco Refrigerators - Electrical Appliances - Plumbing and Heating Supplies Phone 2644 Manlius, Ill WHIPPLES SALES and SERVICE Minneapolis-Moline Chevrolet Cars and Farm Machinery Admiral Television and Refrigerators Limestone and Gravel Phone Buda 23 Buda, Ill. SCHMIDT Sales and Service Pontiac and Oldsmobile Automobiles General Car Repairing Phone 261 Manlius, Ill NATIONAL CLEANERS CO. Plant at Sheffield, Ill. Stores located at Sterling - Dixon Freeport- Rockford - Princeton Kewanee and other smaller agencies C. F. Nelson Sadie L. Nelson Sheffield, Ill. 1 MANLIUS FROZEN FOODS LOCKER Fenner E. Smith, Prop. Custom Butchering and Processing Phone 2921 Manlius, Ill HENRY TENT 81 AWNING CO. Waterproof Covers - Venetian Blinds Combination Storm Windows 8: Screens MOTOR-COURT CAFE Quality Foods - Steaks - Chops - Chicken in the Basket Dial 2841 Wyanet, Ill. Wyanet, 111- STANDARD OIL CO. MALDEN CO-OPERATIVE OIL CO., Inc. Marketers of Petroleum Products Wayne Wilson Phone 2971 Goodyear Tires and Batteries Wyanet, Ill. Phone 740 Princeton, Ill. PIGGLY WIGGLY Princeton, Ill. LEAFY LANE DAIRY Princeton, Ill. J. E. SCHWARZENTRAUB and CO, Hardware Since 1888 WALNUT GRAIN CO. Howard Smith, Manager Phone 111 Walnut, Ill. Phone 221 Walnut, Ill. BOOSTERS A. 84 P. STORE WILSON SORGEANT SHOE STORE BOWMAN'S F. E. INKS GEORGE C. BRUCE 84 SON CAINS SHOE STORE PRINCETON DRY GOODS MILLER MOTOR SALES ISAASSON'S APOLLO CAFE DR. L. R. CARLSON ROYAL TIRE SERVICE ANDERSON MOSSART COOPERS HOTEL BARBER SHOP ANDERSON BROS. Princeton, Princeton, Princeton, Princeton, Princeton I Princeton, Princeton, Princeton I Princeton, Princeton, Princeton, Princeton, Princeton, Princeton Princeton I Princeton, WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE la x, ,p w lMM1,,,,WHv,,'x1 1, ,Ww,,, U 'w ' , w' U N 1 1' mul' ,U ' www hw - '1H1w Nu.1,! W w'Jw1R'v ' 'MM ''k'JwXh5i'MM'l'M'A'WWW111W1WW1'AHYIMWWWrlWH19M'44H4WWW1HHHWWw'1WHWWMUluWKW,1WIHUNN1NHHWIlIWWllJWWIMll'MMMWWlNMWHHiMlI