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

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Lee Hoover 1 Ydexeenhexm L-oy 9 get' Bo Yx mpeon Seore dent ov er Seor bed Elexxxen 'Sho Anders en er Yreai mpg - Left to Ydg, f High 5oYxoo1 B gh School Board o'L Board rd Board E Stand Bon a H 1 Soho 1 308569001 Q Barmn Swan Haro Barrington Gan. We-5 - Hxgn Bexyfnard Gerdes f 'High Sotxoo Vex-dxen vioode f Yresidexro High O O O Admmns RICHARD A. FRANKLIN, B.S. Monmouth College English I-II-III-IV, Sophomore Class Spon IONA Illin Ohio LOREN C. KERLEY, Superint University of Southern Il University of Illinois, M. Mathematics, Civics, Guidance EFEITHQKI Physical Ed. Athletic Coach sor COREY BURGESS, B. Ed. o1s State Normal University University, Extension in Health and Library Commercial Department, Jr. Girls Athletics, Library, School Yearbook, School Paper. Freshman Class Sponsor endent 11no1s, B, Ea. s. in Ea. Sociology, U. S, History, DONNA SKINNER, B.S. in Ed. Southern Illinois State Teachers College Western Illinois State Teachers College THOMAS GILLINGHAM, B. Ed. River Falls State Teacher Vocational Agricultu Senior Class Sponsor Home Economics, General Science, Sr. Girls Athletics F.H.A. Junior Class Sponsor , B.S. s College re, Biology, F.F.A. 3, bf N.-1 '- f Iona Corey Burgess Richard A . Franklin .....-...............................4u..a.4 ................. Q, lj' X 'J 10? ..g ,QX 5 I I 5 Il ................................................................... -3 , .. 222:22 5 L, ,. , ,,, Q 5 Loren C- Harley i qu- if 1'?T?22M4!2f!-flllv-l45l333322ZZZZZZSHESZ22I222212321222CIHIZZIIZZZZZZIZI IZCZZZIZIZCZIIIZIZCIHIII! 'Wllll QQ yi ,lxxxxxx Donna Skinner Thomas Gillingham 5 , 'Mr' gi Q f -.-n 'Q ROBERT MORRIS, B.S. in Ed. River Falls State Teachers College Room V, Grade Athletics LUCILLE SASH Western Illinois State Teachers College Room III EMMA LOU GILLINGHAM, B. Ed. River Falls State Teacher- College Room II BEULAH WESSEL DeKalb State Teachers College Room I IDELLA LINES, B. Ea. Western Illinois State Teachers College Grade II EDWARD RAY, B.M: Wheaton College Chicago Conservatory Columbia School of Music Music ARTHUR BLOCHER Vandercook School of Music LaSalle-Peru-Oglesby Junior College Band I ,isilf ENI X X y x nl 'QI r will' 'fi-TS' W l JD! 1 A xx ...W 4 'xo .., ruff Qi .Z-9 54 1 'YD T' JOHN HAROLD ANDERSEN Basketball-1 23h Football-1 2 3h Treee-12 311 Junior Play-311 Smior P1ey-3 h F.F.1. -1 2 3h Band-12 324 Chorus -12 C. Officer - 1 2 3 h Beuro staff- L4 Senior Class LIDILE ME HIIGHAM Bend - 1 2 3 h Chorus - 1 2 74 F.H.A. - 1 2 3 h Jmmior Play - 1 3 11 Senior Play - 3 11 Cmtest Play - 1 2 11 c. Officer - 1 2 3 la Beehive staff - 1 3 h sem-e staff - 3 h D.A.R. Winner SHIRLEYHLRIEHUBBARD Band - 1 2 3 Chorus - 1 2 1-'.H.A. - 1 2 3 h Junior Play - 3 Senior Play - D Beehive suerf - h Beuro staff - h 'Q e eww Qs' ' s E ' g.- kxow ::::E5i 'xii DCIALD H. srmz ,EEEEEEE 53222223 'S Basketball - 1 2 3 h 112' A:-5111123 iff E2- Football - 2 -1 e g? 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Donald Steele joined us from Walnut. During the first year we elected Greg Saxum, president, Lester Meisenhelmer, vice president, Jack Andersen, secretary, Donald Johnson, treasurer, and Lucile Brigham, reporter. Miss Naomi Ra- venscroft was the class sponsor. As a money making project the members popped corn and sold it at the games. Soon after this project was started, the school purchased a popcorn machine. The use of this machine was shared with the Juniors. The group was given the traditional initiation by the Sophomores. For three days festivities were carried on, cllmaxed with a party., The girls in home economics class celebrated their birthdays by making birthday cakes. On two occasions the boys were invited to refreshments prepared by the girls. An all school Halloween party was sponsored by the class. Several of the class members took part in the one-act play contest. The play tied for third place in the county contest. During the Sophomore year, Greg Saxum enrolled at princeton, and Roger Munson Joined the class. Damian Girten left at the first of the year. Later we were sorry to hear of his death. Elizabeth Sims moved to Tiskilwa in December. The class offl- cers for the year were, Lester Melsenhelmer, president, Donald Johnson, vice presl- dent, Shirley Lange, secretary, Lucile Brigham, treasurer, and Phillip Naffziger, re- porter. Miss Ravenscroft was again the class sponsor. As Scphomores, the members were privileged to initiate the freshmen, have charge of the commencement flowers, and have the candy-selling concession for the school year. At the start of the Junior year Phillip Naffziger enrolled at Princeton. Class officers were elected as follows: Lester Meisenheimer, presidentg' Lucile Brigham, vice president, Donald Johnson, secretary, Jack Andersen, treasurer, and Shirley Lange, reporter. Mr. Gillingham was the class sponsor. As Juniors the members spon- sored the Junior-Senior banquet which was held at the Hotel Kewanee. The class play, 'A Pair of Country Kids' was presented and enjoyed by all. Donald Steele had charge of the stage production. ' Now, it is our Senior year. There have been no changes in membership and Mr. Gillingham is again our class sponsor. Two new faculty members, Mrs. Iona Burgess, and Miss Donna Skinner, Joined the high school staff. The class officers elected are Donald Steele, president, Jack Andersen, vice president, Lucile Brigham, secretary, Shirley Lange, treasurer, and Roger Munson, reporter. Naturally, the main activity of this year was the production of the 'Beuro'. We were given an early opportunity to organize the staff and contract for the book. Ads were sold and much copy of the book was mailed for printing before December 15, 1952. As this goes to press we have had our Chicago trip and are looking forward to our class play, Senior Banquet, and graduation. fw na. s Q Kb! kg Su 6 Senior Prophecy It is spring of 1953 and we are graduating, wondering what the future will hold for each of us. Perhaps if Old Mother Nature would gaze into her crystal ball she would see such scenes as sheep peacefully grazing over a five thousand acre ranch in Texas. In the distance are several oil derricks slowly pumping away. Yes, Donald Steele 1s doing very nicely for himself. Many of the largest woolen mills in the country purchase the wool from his sheep, and the oil from those wells is just an added way to increase his income tax troubles. Sons Harvey. Noel. Alfred, and Joey will be taken in as partners before long. Don believes this will interest them in the ranch and keep them from going to the big city to live. the bright lights of Hollywood and a movie theatre. The picture, The Great Lover , starring Jon Anders, must be playing. Yes Jack Anderson's dark hair has been his fortune. .The girls, both young and old, swoon over him and the beauties of movie- land fight among themselves to play opposite him. a political office in Washington, D. C. Sitting behind that huge desk is none other than Roger Swanson, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture. Roger has introduced a new farm policy that may revolutionize the country, and he seems to be busy organizing his notes to the reporters. a homemaker busily preparing dinner for her hungry family. Some- . time before graduation Shirley Lange re- ,Qu 79, W ' T M - Nizhr- I 5 A ,QD if 0 me We X.MulIIl'f r 1 E 0 f E' ' 1 W ' 1 yr i- N K' A ' . ceived her ring, so we are not a bit sur- Qnl prised at this scene. Shirley enjoys her 4 of J domestic duties and keeps busy being the F 2' ..w president of the Young Motheris Club' of ' 54 Malden, I111no1s, Her two 11tt1o girls, Q. -,, Cheryl and Barbara, are the darlings of X -f . .gf7gI3I'f.,w the neighborhood. Her husband is now head 3, -Eg ' '-j.'g. . 5,kl, basketball coach at Malden High. FLW B Q11 f rgfzifffiif' 'N vis? 726- A Win ,gi F1fthA N yu an 'chi M 1 Sl 1 1: wizaiat venue ew or an t e er e ar e a on ona prom nen -' f Q 17.. . W , corner. Dainty Madam Marie Manet, other- ' ' QU 1 ' wise known as Shirley Marie Hubbard, is just unlocking the door to her ostoblmh- J I ment. During her high school days, she -' I dreamed of operating a beauty shop known R as Mar-1e's , but never imagined anything f U like this. While abroad she acquired a X , - for French last name---how, no one knows. The u- 3 salon is so exquisite that Helena Ruben' ' I stein and Max Factor are seriously think- I, ing of closing theirs. , Xp gf 61' ,TSX 4- Q 1 j .-- g sx 5 : .fe 5 -. 1,3 'JZ 1 4 'n l lf, Amy ' fi A9 one of the show places of the automobile business. Donald Johnson .,. 1 is selling a new Cadillac to an industrial tycoon. When this Cxb A I E23 deal ls clinched, Donald will walk over to another oustomer-- g,Q ' ' 1 Q a college senior, who will purchase a Ford. Donald has intro- EW? 'J T . -1'X duced a new way to sell GETS. Instead of concentrating on :Q l, , .X one or two makes, he deals in them all. In this way he has usb, , S.CV every price range represented and sells to one and all. It YI! :ze K ' G is paying off, too. a plane circling to land. A frequent passenger, Lucill Brighamme, fag' :QW- fashion expert and foreign buyer for Marshall Fields is soon 5 Q on her way to Paris. . when Lucile was in high school this was 6 lp. her wish and now she is on her way to see the latest thing in .yQQ4 what the well-dressed lady will wear during the coming season V ,Pye K 4 a football field with a game in play. The crowd is cheering, as always, when the 'Touch- down Twinsn are in action. Roger Munson and faw? r5N Xxl Lester Melsenheimer have long-time contracts with the Los Angeles Rams now. They intend X S to coach college football when they think the q!x Q X game is getting too rough on them. ff mf? gilt. , 6 Class Mfr' - h J y 1 ,17v, , . W l :J f p' T- f .ll ee- . 'r v F T : ' -lj' 'X '1 fi: 0 f4,f1' W .jf?fQ l',',,y x - -,ET a' ff 2 1 D 1 Y TT. Jr 'n--5 , K -4- 1' ,f'f' f , - ' If n A- if ll We, the Senior Class of One thousand nine hundred and fifty-three, wish to acknowl- edge this document as our last will and testament. Any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely coincidental. Names and places are merely fictional. I, Donald Steele, will my stately height to one, Robert Johnson and my ability to stay away from girls to one, Roger Rowe. I, Lester Meisenheimer, w11l my ability to play football to one, Wendell Roushee, and my reputation to have my lessons prepared to Jim Hoover. , I, Roger Swanson, will my Jeep to B111 McCloud so he can haul Charlotte and Norman S.to the ball games. To anyone wanting it goes the name of 'Ycgg1'. I, Roger Munson, will my exemplary behavior to Donald Sergeant and my physique to Harold Carlson. I, Shirley Hubbard, will my poise to Marilyn Hoover and my many boy friends to those who are interested. Variety is the spice of'1ife, girls. I, Shirley Lange, will my ability to speak my mind to Maybeth Dremann, and my ability to get into trouble without effort to Martha Erickson. I, Lucile Brigham, will my beautifully groomed, curly hair to Dorothy Barks. The editor- ship of the 'Bee Hive' goes to anyone who feels that they can get the teachers to turn in the news. I, Donald Johnson, will my ability to stay home from school to Sharon Carlson. Gordon Dremann should get my light hair. I, Jack Andersen, will my ability to play basketball to John Quickly, and my ability to play the trumpet to Lynn Klingenberg so that he can serenade the girls Signed: Bureau Township High School 1953 Graduating Class X n S- x as mm VX ' wi X iii it S S x 5 uF 1 Martha Erickson Treasurer , f f V Sharon Carlson Secretary 3, in 43 21' . 5 21,1 ff 'fs X Roger Rowe Junior President iv um-. Jim Hoover Vice-President saw! o Xu if '?s'- 5' s s.. Maybeth Dremann Reporter e Sharon Vaughn Member Junior History The fall of l953 found six members in the Junior Class. Of these six, Jim Hoover, Sharon Vaughn, and Martha Erickson started the first grade together. Roger Rowe Joined them during their fourth year, and Maybeth Dremann Joined them during their fifth year. Sharon Carlson Joined this group during the freshman year. During the freshman year Jim Hoover and Roger Rowe represented the class in boys sports. Martha and Sharon Vaughn were selected as two of the four cheerleaders. Roger and Jim were members of the F.F.A, and the girls were active in the F,H,A. As freshmen they were officially initiated by the upper-classmen. The sophomore year started with six members. Lela Hartz, who also was a member during the freshman year, had moved from the community. A class meeting was held and Martha Erickson was elected president. Other officers were, Sharon Vaughn, v1ce-pres1- dent, Sharon Carlson, treasurer, Maybeth Dremann, secretary, and Jim Hoover and Roger Howe, reporters. The boys participated in sports and joined the girls in other school activities. Candy was sold at noons and during the home games to raise moneys, Sharon Vaughn, Sharon Carlson, and Martha Erickson were three of the cheerleaders. Jim Hoover and Sharon Carlson were members of the senior class play cast. During their Junior year they were lead by the following officers... President ..................... Roger Rowe Vice-president... .... Jim Hoover Sharon Carlson... ...Secretary Martha Erickson .... ...Treasurer Maybeth Dremann...... ...... ......Heporter Again Jim and Roger were active in sports. The girls were active on the 'BeeH1ve' staff and Sharon Carlson was selected as assistant-editor of the 'Beuro'. The Junior play entitled WBachelor Bait' was presented on December 18, 1952. Peanuts and popcorn was sold at the home games to add to the treasury, Sharon Vaughn, Sharon Carlson, and Martha Erickson again served as cheerleaders, QQIQ, 4 - .. , 15 fs' H191 W - N ,Q . W x . L i x X' ,e 1 Q Q 999 X as C9 i iid .link kk fi g 1 . . Qu.. ' iii r Q- ' 4 -4 ' . gm, swf ' ' s X.. A 1, wxgssfsf , ' '-M7 , , 5.215 i ,A K mffgzwxl' wg: ,:5 'w,- -725.31 3,5 Richard Mills Vice-President Rita Hoover President Jay Melsenheimer Treasurer Q, EE 8 Carol Cohrs Secretary B111 McCloud Charlotte McCloud 25 A Donald Seargent Dorothy Barks Harold Carlson Sophomore History In 1943 twelve boys and girls started on their journey of eight years before reaching their first goal of achievement...e1ghth grade graduation. During those eight years ln grade school they were active in school programs, in plays, and the various athletic events. This group received their first real taste of high school life in September of 1951, when they were initiated by the Sophomore class. They came to school dressed as unheard-of characters during the day and in the evening they were fur- ther initiated at an all school party. After a time a class meeting was called, with Mr. Franklin serving as class sponsor, and the following class officers were elected: Richard Mills, presidentg Rita Hoover, vice-president, Harold Carlson treasurer, Carol Cohrs, secretary, and Jay Meisenheimer, reporter. During their first year in high school, this group sold ice cream bars and coffee at the home games and during the noon periods to raise class funds. Mem- bers of the class took active parts in football, basketball, track, and other school activities. The boys became members of the F.F.A. and the girls became members of the F.H.a., and Rita Hoover was selected as one of the cheerleaders. In the Fall of 1952 they started the second year of their high school career with further opportunities to take their place in the school activities. A class meeting was called, again with Mr. Franklin as their sponsor,andthey elected the following class members to lead them through the year: Pres1dent........ .........B1ta Hoover Vice-president... .....R1chard Mills Secretary...... .........Carol Cohrs Treasurer................Jay Meisenhelmer Candy was sold at the home games and during the noon periods as the money making project for the year. Again all the boys were members of the F,F,A, and the girls were members of the F.H.A, Carol Cohrs, Charlotte McCloud, and Rita Hoover were active in the band. Again, Rita Awas selected as one of the cheer- leaders. One of the activities of the class this year was the annual freshman initiation. lv, 4:2 67 5+ ET 1 ul V . gW 9 ' s M X K 5 . HMENK Y in 'M ai le T --... Rs 950 av- 4 iv 'Vx Y '-s- iss 'Nr 'C' Y sw x k 45'-il x '38 al, '! A.,-4 if Qt. . Lynn Klingenberg - Reporter Patrl f ri ' 4, f l - - e 'sf' I , I ,- ' wr- , K 4 fxaak' Q .A 4. - ' H A ,7' xxfo Elsie Erickson - cia Brigham - Vice President Secretary May - President June Gerdes wendel Foushee - Treasurer Robert Johnson Norman Saal Marilyn Hoover David Pate John Quickel Winona Klingenberg a Marie Bodelson Gordon Dremann one Burgess - Sponsor eu' if 701:-5 , Freshme ' President ............... Barbara May Vice-president ..... Patricia Brigham Secretary ....... ...Elsie Erickson Treasurer ...... ..... Wendel Foushee Reporter .... .... Lynn Klingenberg In the Fall of 1952 the Freshman class members entered their first year in the Bureau Township High School rooms. Of the thirteen class members, Barbara May, Elsie Erickson, June Gerdes, and Wendel Foushee started together as first graders in the Fall of 1944. During their third year they were Joined by Marilyn Hoover, Gordon Dremann, Lynn Klingenberg, Winona Klingenberg, and Patricia Brigham. During the sixth year they were joined by Marie Bodelson. Normal Saal and Robert Johnson Joined them during their seventh year, and John Quickle Joined as a freshman. At the beginning of the year, Mrs. Iona Burgess was appointed their class ad- visor and the usual class election of officers was held. The annual Freshman Initia- tion was supervised by the Sophomores and the class was on its way toward high school graduation. The boys of the class were active on the football and basketball squads and in the F.F.A. activities. The girls found interest in the activities of the F.H.A. Pat Brigham, Marilyn Hoover, Wendel Foushee, June Gerdes, Barbara May, and Elsie Erickson were members of the school band. The class members enjoyed sponsoring the halloween all-school party. Ice cream was sold at the home games and during the noon periodsta raise class funds. as s ids ,qs llxaw 'I A Q v Ax Y, n 4? TIVI Q -ff I 9 . ff? gsxqx M-Q i. ! f 1 V :V :run X ' Q 1 4 V f JI 55135153 N N K Q 5 -2353:-I X V ,j 1 f ii S-fb Yong g I N ' if 1 l' J ' lx 4 . x X '71 0 .175 nr lx L lujsga M y . 9 X I I 2 x S XXX A 5 K. v' n s j 'A ,fx fx fl!! W ,f f, 7 .f X af A.,4 A X A X N W 5 K 73,1 ' ,T J 'M M, ,.,,, ...x I. fxfxxxx ' h T 15153: Lv- yi? , - ,,, , Y J I 1' mu? iq! 56591 Mis BUSINESS EDUCATION The aim of the courses in business education has been to aid the students in acquiring a skill which will be an asset to those planning a business career and one which will be of great personal value to those planning to enter other fields of endeavor. In future years the student of today may serve his community as a school board member, an alderman, a trustee, a supervisor, or a legislator. He may serve society as a treasurer of a church, a lodge, a hospital, or a parent- teacher association. In each instance he will need an under- standing of fundamental principles of business. These courses prepare the student for life ahead. Yu.. in HOM MAKING DEPARTMENT The goals of a home making department from their very nature set themselves apart from other phases of the high school curriculum. Because of the great importance given it, the State and National Government concern themselves in its subject matter and procedures. A democracy rests upon the foundation created by its concerns itself with not only information getting, but a practice in a work shop as nearly comparable to a home as life here is carried on purposefully in an atmosphere of the efficient leadership of Miss Skinner. The goals of Bureau Township are the same as stated nat1on's homes. Home making learning of skills put into can be obtained. Our school ease and friendliness, under so well by one Illinois Home Economics Educator, Isabel Befier. nWe learn here to make our homes socially respon- sible and spiritually insp1r1ng.' Standing: Miss Skinner, Shirley Lange, Lucile Brigham, Brigham, Rita Hoover, and Carol Cohrs. Seated: Sharon Carlson, Patricia Sharon Vaughn, Marilyn Hoover, Shirley Hubbard, Barbara May, Charlotte McCloud, Elsie Erickson, Marie Bodelson, Dorothy Barks, Maybeth Dremann, and June Gerdes. 9 ,. 'W xii .pa r N'N xxx Hmmem CH f' ,llh N 5 V , 3? 'if ,5 e..!!,. q.,' 2 Dal Offlce Staff Our J ' qii Paper Staff Kamra- Klicks inner Thoughts an 1, ,, sf 4 In -H :ff 'Q '1ii? AU.. 1 4 . We I Y '4' A J A , ,.. . Q X - w X63 JL fs ,.. Xa TQ i H Fa Q Ewmlx' . 5 Fm SFS M K L A X11 15 gf M l 4 1 i ., . vi A A 5 1 .,. -.-if ' 5 j7.:fSy , M K Q ,QT 'i7 'i iz. ,5,,. ff' fa .HJ ' 4 Bo :gtk 1' we, 'F Amerlca 4 , I - o u is first of all something to be felt, and it is one of the arts which does not always explain itself. Music is like dramag besides the composer and the performer it must have a third element for complete existence--the audience. We listen and love. nFrom the heart music has sprung, and to the heart it shall penetrate. The Bureau Township Band activities of 1952-1953 were started on August ll, 1952 at which time the band took part at the Illinois State Fair. Of twenty-five partici- pating bands in the small school class, Bureau Township won first place. In a school assemble on September 12, Mr. Blocher presented the Governor's Trophy from the Fair, along with medals to all band members. On Saturday, November 1, 1952, the band journeyed to Macomb, where they partici- pated in the homecoming festivities at Western Illinois State Teachers College. These activities included a street marching contest and an opportunity to take part in the making up of a mass band. A second rating was received in this contest. The certifi- cate of award ls now framed and has been placed ln the hallway to the new gymnasium, On November 28, 1952, for the third consecutive year, the Bureau Township band marched in Peor1a's WSanta Claus Day' parade. On Friday, March 27, 1953, the band will present its annual spring concert for the community. In April the band will represent our school at the District Music Con- test at Toulon, Illinois. On April 24, the band members will take part in the 'Little Bn music festival at Tiskilwa. Jack Andersen Barbara May Roger Swanson Mr, Blocher Rita Ann Hoover Terrell Carlson Patricia Bice Marilyn Hoover Sylvia Larson Martha Erickson Margaret Heward Elsie Erickson Carol Cohrs Karen Woods Pat Brigham Maybeth Dremann Burton Swanson Karen Heward Judy Heuer Ph11l1s Rice Lucile Brigham John Rednour Myrna Jontz Lynda Dyer Charlotte McCloud Linda Kay Dailey Lurrell Coddington June Gerdes Sharon Carlson Marlene Coddington Phillip Rice Wendell Foushee Fourth Row Third Row Second Bow First Row Mr. Blocher Wendel Foushee Myrna Jontz Karen Heward Sylvia Larson Charlotte McCloud Roger Rowe Roger Swanson Jack Andersen Margaret Howard Burton Swanson Karen Woods Maybeth Dremann Patricia Brigham Carol Cohrs Martha Erickson Phillis Rice Terrell Carlson Phillip Rice John Bednour June Gerdes Lynda Dyer Lurrell Coddington Lynda Dailey Judy Heuer Marlene Coddington Elsie Erickson Patricia Rice Marilyn Hoover Barbara May Rita Hoover Sharon Carlson Lucile Brigham The band marched and played at many of the football and basketball games during the school year. Many new members have been added to the band this year. Mr. Blocher has given the students the opportunity of directing the band, and they have received their ini- tial experience at the home basketball games. I f QTJJ 'X fx ffs5I3SC'A?X,fkFpffDJ' rj A A f l J 'TA 1 ,Q,K4 I r , , am N El., ,-'yrw,.- N-Af!!-4lSMlpt!5,Cf!KiwI 1 Qf M . X ' Qf i . fl XA 1 ,PHE i xii f ' if - as f L, M A Lg x .q , 'K , K, f, 3 . Q -v r I Qgmaf Q 7 , g E BACHELOR BAIT Q Q - ,, as Q nG'NTE'onG.i1wk.Da During the absence of the woman-hating owner of a summer camp, his two college-men assistants get themselves into difficulties. Bill Archer, who has literary and financial ambitions, discovers that a story he had submitted to a woman's magazine Cunder the as- sumed name of the non-existent nMrs. Bill Archer'J won a 825,000 prize. His friend Jim decides this prize is too wonderful to pass up. Bill must marry, confide in his wife, and have her accept the prize, which the magazine editor is coming to present. With the help of handy-man, Qanny, the hurried search for a wife begins, involving even Minnie the maid and Denny's only love. Matters are complicated by the return of Zack the camp owner, to find his house over-run by females---one of whom sets her cap for him. Jim wishes he had never urged Bill on, when he finds his own girl, Grace, becoming in- terested in his friend. And Bill begins to wonder if poverty 1sn't better than prizes, when his reported prize attracts Sheila, a very determined man-hunter. Psychology and Nola, the magazine editor, however solve the proble lto the complete happiness of all con- cerned---in spite of the fact that the prize Bill wins is not the one he aimed for. Cast of Characters: Bill Archer .. Jim Tuttle ... Danny Darling Zack Ross ,.,, Nola Starr ... Grace Hatton . Minnie Markel Ronda Haliday sneua Haliday. ' ' ' A College Senior with a flair for writing .... .... . Donald Johnson Another college seniorg close friend of Bill ... .......... Jim Hoover Young handy-man about the camp ................... Lester Meisenheimer Wealthy and doughty owner of the summer camp ... .... ...... Roger Rowe A charming and sophisticated career girl ..... ... Martha Erickson A cheerful, pretty, friendly, likeable girl .. ... Sharon Carlson The young nineteen-year-old maid of all work ......... Maybeth Dremann Lucile Brigham Good-looking, stylish widow of forty or so ...... .... .. Ronda's good-looking, twenty-four-year-old daughter .... Sharon Vaughn We Hs? W 'af' JC? 'i Re-., ff X 0 N O GREATER LOVE An appealing story of young Doctor Cain, who has grown away from h his years of study. He returns for an over-night visit at home and re not going to follow the wish of his dead father, who wantedhim to pract his own mountain village where the needfora doctor is great, Instead, once--to the city where he can make more money at his profession. The of his family are great, and the misunderstanding between them and the soon comes to a head. Why he decides to stay where he is needed most take of sacrifice, home-spun philosophy, and down-to-earth people. xx XXKJK Hg '51 is family during veals that he is ice medicine in he is going--at disappointments young physician is told in this Grandmother Cain ...................... Sharon Carlson A kind, gentle woman of seventy Doctor Jimmy Cain .................... . . Roger Rowe Her Grandson. Twenty-six and ambitious Judith Cain ....................... Lucile Brigham J1mmy's mother. A slight, tired woman of fifty Uncle Les Cain ..................... Lester Melsenheimer Her brother-in-law. A pale, gaunt man of fifty-five Helen Johnson ........................ Carol Cohrs A pretty neighbor girl of twenty-three. In love with Jimmy Iona Burgess ..... Director ff J.- f,XV N w y ff-fi. X xii K .W N '. 0 We SE C J KK? - , 'ii Qf Mg XB f fw f w w 'vi JV J K Qhxi X K Q is 1 f V U X Row II Aoicnvnitnes Footb231HHo O COACH - Franklin his September 12 . September 19 . September 26 . October 3 October 9 October 17 October 24 October 31 November 7 .. ow '11 L. Qpponent Tiskilwa Malden wyanet Sheffield LaM0111e Neponset Ohio Manlius Buda Place Home There Home There There Home There Home There Klingenberg, L. Meisenheimer, R. Munson, J, Meieenhelm r, R Swanson, Rowe, R. Mills, J. Andersen, Coach Franklin Johnson, D, Sergeant, J. Hoover, D, teele, 1, 31' .4 Q X I . ' . X X f,,12:3,,5x XX 4 ff d M ,, M 'K 'V ' INDIVIDUAL POINTS EARNED xf Lester I'le1senhe1mer...122- Lvth I Missed Manlius frame. SEASON'S STANDING Roger Munson ......... 103- 5th Roger Rowe ..... 22 Won 1+ . . . . . Lost 5 Richard Mills . . . . . 13 Donald Steele . . . . . 13 Jim Hoover .... .. 7 Lester Meisenheimer was selected as a member of the first team on the All-Conference and was awarded a certificate of achievement by the Star Courier. Lester also was chosen the most valuable by his team members and received a gold football from the Bureau Valley Chief. He also received honorable mention for the Little All-State in football. Congratulations Les. WAGMM xr ,... at -E , y N X . 'lk' K, W xH K ,N Zhi-sylizdm .. A ,'- lVwL 1,y wr A , I ' nz, .. 1' ,.,. A . :sky A A Y -1 , was livsvigm., an my jggsf-,, o Tk X2 . m uf., .o -.,-.W V . --.o 10- Ps, 'T' ,dv asf 'ff , ' ' . Q- ' wtf 1 . . , K -ez :vm 7'HP j?'f'..'1-Q . I ' if-sig . rw 4' - . W J. ' W ' I be v'1va, f fr P' , v L V . A was-s'T L' Y' ., I -Q' gr N- , . - -ff .f-'sf 'Q i- Q .Q L, H at tl of 5' , -' ,. cfs? .Kai-mv. 'A 3- , sf' W, . I gr I Q , o 'N i. l' , ,i . gjj J January 9 - Wyanet av S Q 3 13 - 8 Hennepin ' 16 - Sheffield we-They N 21 - Ohio November 21 - Franklin Grove - here - 68-44 H 27 - Lee Center W 28 - Tampico - there - 61-52 H 30 - LaMo111e December 2 - Malden - there - 70-15 February 3 - Hennepin ' 5 - Buda - here - 70-47 H 6 - Neponset' U 9 - Wyanet - here - 56-53 H 10 - Lee Center H 12 - Tiskilwa - there - 55-61 H 13 - Ohio H 19 - Malden - here - 60-26 U 20 - Manlius H 20 - Tonica - here - 67-48 n 24 TOP TWO EACH GAM Franklin Grove - Richard Mills Tampico Malden Buda Wyanet Tiskilwa Malden Tonica Wyanet Hennepin Sheffield Ohio Lee Center LaMo111e Hennepin Neoonset Lee Center Ohio Manllus Tiskilwa I! ll Les t6I' M61 SeI1h61IIleI' Richard Mills es... -6666... . 21 20 Richard M1115 8 Jeck'13iniei-Sen Jim Hoover Richard Mills Lester Meisenheimer Richard Mills Lester Meisenheimer Richard Mills Lester Meisenheimer Il ll ll ll Richard Mills Lester Neisenheimer Jim Hoover 1' se' o on..- E4 20 23 19 13 15 18 16 19 . 20 . 15 . 23 . 24 . 23 . 12 . 24 . 13 . 28 . 12 '-N Lester Meisenheimer W there - there - here - n8n - here - here - here - there - there - here - there - - Tiskilwa - District - Jack Andersen Q Lester Meisenheimer Roger Rowe Richard Mills Jack Andersen Lester Meisenheimer ll II Richard Nills Jim Hoover Lester Meisenheimer Jim Hoover Lester Meisenheimer Jim Hoover Richard Mills Roger Rowe Jim Hoover Jack Andersen Jim Hoover Lester Meisenheimer X e- 5555? 66-27 56-62 51-61 78-50 68-58 70-no 41-52 59-54 59-41 68-73 47-56 18 11 12 17 .. 15 .. 12 .. 12 .. 17 .. 15 .. 18 .. 14 .. 14 .. 16 .. 15 .. 13 .. 9 .. 12 .. lo 19 11 as 95' 1 4 9 RE1, Xl 2 X Xu llifji 6 if Coach Franklin, Roger Rowe, Richard Mills, Lester Meisenheimer, Jack Andersen, Jim Hoover Roger Swanson, Roger Munson, Donald Steele, Donald Sergeant, B111 McCloud GIRLS ATHLETICS Maybeth Dremann Shirley Lange Lucile Brigham Patricia Brigham Marie Bodelson Carol Cohrs Charlotte McCloud I tis gO- Le S01 Letfiei go 10' gang' I 1 S in-rin.. Leigisiofight VOGVSH' Letls g0, gang' Marilyn Hoover Sharon Carlson Dorothy Barks Martha Erickson Shirley Hubbard June Gerdes Elsie Erickson Rita Hoover Barbara May Sharon Vaughn Winona Klingenberg Not in picture: Miss Skinner, director go: Tbgm G0 GO, Team Go 1, on Team G ' Flte Te' 0 Team G x am, F x O T 533' fem, Fx: Sam, w f m, F ', wgn Team, wlnite Feam, Flte T nf Team wi ': eamf FITE: Win Team W Il GO! FI ' 1 in Team win TE. WIN! 1 Ibam, WIN! YourPep! Your Pep! You've got itg now keep ity don't loseit, you need it! Your Pep! Your Pep! x,a You've got itg now keep it: Qghx don't lose it, you need it! ' Your Pep! 1 .' Your Pep! ' S- You've got it: now keep itg . ' K 'f A don't lose it, you need it! I Your Pep ! Your Pep 5 YOUR PEP I HHH . V Q 4:5557 ef, .NX S OUR CHEERLEADERS K X X Sharon Carlson, ff! Sharon Vaughn, f 2 8 Rita. Hoover, 8a Z f '2- Martha Erickson A f fh ,' H4-,,' I S , s I 095 If ,Jaffa Q, 5 E 9 0.5 ':'u.llf b j W'-A 5 1, f' X L l !l E J X ' 1 3 : ' fi., we! - 1 W 5 'ff F-1'!7'e! Fmt?-'ite, Fife ' f' X 5 , '-' F'1-F'FS,Tfes Fife . ' h 2 6 F-1-U-Ba E FITS. Q lf!! f I Q: 5 I FAA- , W- Q Y 1 Y 0 N l! X 1' q CZLH Y -.L Q. 'J'lJ Q 5-WJ wx JJ GMS 'L K W . W W ....,,.,, 2' Hy L A 1 , M M rvyma-Q--M ...M Awww ,, ' .' an' A f ' ' K Y A L WW , an Y me! Q K,'g , ,yfffg 1 f f 1 ERI? axsy dgf Q A' f 7, fm Q f s iiMNn:L w'i rx f Af tm Qgiagafv if rg4 L., MV-iff? LQ H 3 - ff? , r gfid!r Q5 r , rex -X: .,gk,5. A 'fs It ., ,Y , ,A x at Gx ..,- U 'MI ,M ' , . Y QJQWGWQ QM fmik WMCM 0 J 12596 Q01 S559 ,.!E ..- Harry Joe Burgess Cynthia and Sharon Morris Barbara Franklin Ray and Clara Kerley B111y Weasel :- .-f .v' 9 fam. up jf' QV 1 9 6 f .fi Q, ' N 15' .11 A 1' v' , U-f X M-6511635195 XLQILE' ' A k 1 1 H 52 0' ,- I, ' X' - f- , -, ii 0 U l y Xxx , -9,29 x Wg? X XL 3, ,, yvjai ve. 'MLE Q I' ZHT1wm5imi .g3QlifF5iiUE1H -, 2255, Elsffi N: J if 0 fqnfm 'N' mf? 0 ,Mr-XXILXNNKQI Wfxx ,xdiiak YF? qu? 1-'ln GRADE ONE Row 1 Bow 2 Row 3 Bow U Caryl Wade Beverly Hainley Fred Meisenheimer Jack Transou Cindy Gillingham Joe Transou Dennis Schwarzentraub John Barks Ann Lorenzen Patty Peterson Veda Chadd Rodney Herzel Neil Smithey Mrs. Wessel, Teacher THESE ARE YOUR CHILDREN These are your children. These are the actual boys and girls who are growing up and learning, adjusting well or not so well in your home, your community, your school. These are the.ind1v1dual youngsters who--through the guidance of all of us working together--we hope will become healthy and happy adults, for their own sakes and for the sake of a better America tomorrow. Row l Alice McCloud Emma Saal Doris Smithey Kay Kllngenberg Herbert Rumbold Row 2 Darlene Johnson Roy Leverett Harvey House Jimmy Eckberg Ellen Bodelson Dorothy Peterson GRADE TWO Row 3 Georgia Fay Barbara Warren Cylvia Glover Barbara Quickle Teacher-- Mrs. Lines Row U Sue Ann! Thompson Larry Nave Dennis Jontz ,fx Ufill x ll' V5 LE.-3.1 6 I U i 'ff , , O Grandes iff- ,. ,A , -3, I mb iQ K 0:1 7, 'T' , ' .tv if . ri RF' ' V' W Rf, .n .'1's. Jinx ff si 4? F 51 23' M if H. Q - ' Y 'Y 'cm yt rg W Q 5, HL IIB ig? Standing Kenneth Saal Barbara Jontz Joan Eckberg Allie Marie Hednour Mrs. Gillingham How l Tommy Gillingham Richard Hubbard Judy Heuer Margaret Hoover Karna Smithey Standing Mr. Morris Patricia Hice Marlene Coddington Sylvia Larson GRADES THREE AND FOUR Row l Nancy Cohrs Diane Perry Patricia Bumbold Garnet Faye Donald Tippner Cleo Hoover Sandra Kennedy Row 2 Dean Rowe Larry Hubbard Donald Chadd Joyce Anderson Marilyn Swanson Ruth McCloud GRADES FIVE AND SIX Row 2 Phlllls Rice Roberta Anderson Karen Woods Sharon Wade John Rednour Gerald Clark How 3 Carol Warren Martha Leverett Lurelle Coddlngton Nyla Jo May Jeffery Johnson Tommy Qulckle Richard Nave Miss Sash GRADES SEVEN AND EIGHT How l Bow 2 Bill Small Donald Nave Gene Lind Donald Burton Donald Barks Duwayne Hubbard Geraldine Clark Margaret Heward Ronald Gerdes Bobby Pierce Ronnie Lorenzen James Saal Burton Swanson Row 3 Gary Burton Lucille Budelson Clarence Hednour Ronald Chadd Charles Meisenheimer Dexter Brigham Row 4 Phillip Rice Russell Martin Terrell Carlson Ronald Dyer Rayburn Pate Paul Schwarzentraub Dickie Eckberg Row 3 Keith Jackson Karen Heward Linda Dailey Linda Dyer Myrna Jontz Gene Johnson np'- 'mf' QW Sm' YQ GQQQSKQQQQ li Www? ,N-5 .9 V: A W wr N XS ci-mob , 9 T 155 is Z. 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CAMERON AND Phone R211 Walnut, Illinois NEW IDEA FARM MACHINERY If H Your Business will Be Appreciated ROBERT S. WEBB TRUCKING COM ANY Livestock Hauling Dial 2922 - Reverse Charges Wyanet, Illinois g I 'GUIAIEI I - SERV E MANAYS ' ATHERTON GRAIN co. Grain - Seed - Fertilizer Phone 1141 Walnut Illinois Normandy Congratulations From BUREAU COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION MEMBERS P I...- WIANET GRAIN CO. A. H. Erickson, Manager Telephone 2903 Wyanet, Illinois Vincent E. Egan . Phone 801 cnsvnousr EE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,.,, - 33137- FINK MOTOR SALES Chevrolet Sales and Oldsmobiles and Service Shell Products John R. Keleher Walnut, Ill HEITZLER Phone R-261 FARM IMTLEMENT CO I I l 0 I I -me mme man or oumrv mr rmous nv won mm.zrzn1s I Sales and Service Walnut , Ill. Princeton Compliments of PRINCETON BOTTLING WORKS Makers of Fine Soda Water for 30 Years Illinois N 1 F11 YONK'S ROYAL BLUE S ff ,-l- ji CQ1i:', -- Q Z Meats - Ax iiEEEZ? Fruits Groceries Q5-KS? 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Feeds Farm Supplies - Poultry Equipment 520 North Main Street Princeton , Illinois Phone 3-11,301 rwbin STANDARD OIL C0 . l Wayne Wilson lj Phone 2971 Wyanet , Illinois WIANET LOCKER SERVICE Butohering - Processing - Curing We Aim to Please Pl'10n6 231-P2 Wyanet , Illinois sir? Us 4-fr F SCHMIDT SALES and service General Car Repairing GHEVROLET IF'l if -f PONTIAC '6'8i8 Phone 2921 Manlius, Illinois x ni L LSI? 77,1 .6 X cow STORAGE X a LOGKER SERVICE f Jlvgfwijg X R+ 'ti f - N?-75. , .L f ! I xf?Zi71 f lv Ira E. Merchant Walnut, Ill. J E! u Hin u Bmw uuun W w ig, RUMBOLD IMPLEMENTS ARI ' 'ggfxvim' LSQPPZLS m Sales and Service Telephone 2561 - 2333 -J I-'I 3 D-I U1 I-3 YP I-3 Fl 93 E O '11 15 F 5 P3 QYVFMLQGOO ,V X4 'Y S Eaix' 4' , v ry, E Z' S2550 vw WX 1550 S 'N 01019 1. QR' 'X 1? 'lf Xe '36 o'1Yuod?5y Over 67 Years of Service To Walnut C MANLIUS, ILLINOIS ommunity MONTAVON IMPLEMENT COMPANY Ottovra Elevator Line Quygp, Bear Cat Feed Mills .f .T -I - Nl .V ,,,,...-.... A, L Suppl? 0 Phone 2-4341 Princeton, Ill. SUTLEY FURNITURE STORE R FUNERAL HOM Fine Furniture Ambulance Service O qn6 3120119 Ph0Il6 2654 Wyanet, Illinois Residence 2659 in l ' MANLIUS LUMBER co. Glenn Fletcher Hanlius , Illinois GLEN E . FRITZ Plumbing - Heating - Sheet Metal Work Office Phone R-lb0l Residence Phone R-732 Walnut, Illinois lu GILTNER'S STORE I Dry Goods - Shoes - Notions - Work Clothes Phone 2744 Wyanet, Illinois E -i cg KELEHER IMPLEMENT fhfsi-:fl LQQ Clem Keleher .imp '. if W Vx Case Machinery and Appliances Home Phone - 192 da mp Tiskilwa Illinois ,I I ELLBERG CLOTHING STORE War Surplus - Work Clothes 931 N. Main Street Princeton, Illinois I 5 111 ? I FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS .- Q gsx I , If 1 , I Phone--3-1091 ' I X I wi, . ' 2NthMe.1nStee1: - T: 55 OI' r ZX, 'J xbgzf ji Princeton, Illinois 1 0 H5 Banu umm foo O ' Lx n , X HOME EQUIPMENT COMPANY sbp 4' I Q9 Frigidaire ' 'l- Bupane and Skel Gas Walnut, Illinois R. E. LEWIS INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds Phone R-251 Walnut, Illinois Compliments of TROTTER'S DRUG STORE To the Class of 1953 Wyanet Illinois SCHBADER PRODUCE Sgt 1 C5 0096 Poultry - Eggs - Creams 1 604' Fasoo 6 Arcady -- Feeds 9 i General Eleotrix de Norge. Walnut, Illinois GLAFKA PRODUCE JOHN RASHID FOOD MARKET I Poultry - Cream - Eggs - Feeds Dial 2933 5 W -'f'5 . ll Phone U if .H Manllus nn 1 2671+ K -CREAM 4 Ill. Manlius no s 1 . WYANET HARDWARE OI-IAS. R. MAJOR See Us for Hardware - Furnaces - Gifts .A MmnnvousM0uN1 ' Austin Olds viraen Sapp 'lYl'.ki7 ' I Dial 2431+ Wyanet, Ill. Walnut Illinois 1 Q W Fire Lightning Bureau County Q Wyanet A L L E N ' S Mutual Insurance Go. Organized 1875 Barber 511019 Over S13,000,000 of Insurance in Force A. W. Dix, Seo'y. D Walnut, 111111015 I Xfrq f Ny Phone 251-P2 Wyanet, Ill. r I X Z' x i l --- V B a r ll e r S f fl ' 1 H s ' FRANK BOURQUIN X2 f I ' J I v X ,- , I I Barber Shop Ag, . Barber Shop I - . ' Walnut Illinois Walnut 111114015 w. F -. ITKX' ,QM 5:4 1 '3-M W, -54 1' SCHMITT'S DRUG STORE M1275 'wr-15 if I HERTZ Q fog, ' GROCRRY MARKET I sd1 ',, oquoew Phone 2924 Manlius, Ill. Walnut Illinois MANLIUS FROZEN FOOD LOCKER DR. A. M. BOLZ, M. D. Custom Butchering N, and Processing Phone 441 'JG .-, ' mannus, Illinois Walnut nnneis N I I ' .Q I- THE WIRGES SERVICE STATION , ,R ll BURKE fn J. LIVEY Home Killed Mea s and Canned Goods Buyer of Live Stock Walnut Illinois , Princeton Illinois I-I. H. JAQUET F. L. FRASER Farm Equipment - Tractors Bc Repairs Wholesale Plumbing and Heating Supplies Custom Built Kitchen Cabinets Phone L-551 Ph one 106 1 Walnut Illinois Walnut Illinois WILBUR E. PIERSON FOSTER'S WALLPAPER STORE New - 'CH4 n Idea Sales ' - . Service South Main Street '4 U Princeton Illinois Princeton Phone 1091 Compliments of Compliments of WEST SIDE GROCERY CLARY'S CAFETERIA South Main Street Illinois was ,us my PLKCE TO fem Q -L Princeton Illinois Princeton Illinoi s Compliments of Compliments of FOREST E MERCER CARL H KRAMER Circuit Clerk and Recorder County Treasurer Princeton Illinois Princeton Illinois Compliments of R W HARRIS 8: SONS PETERSON THE CLOTHIER The Ben Franklin Store Princeton Illinois South Main Street ,ir-V i I Princeton Illinois Sus. Compliments of S P U R G E 0 N S n Pr1nceton,Ill1nois The Thrift Store Princeton Illinois G L Heuer Phone 2763 for Mobnlgas Wyanet Illinois HOTEL CLARK KF1re Proof? 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GQ X Phone 3-5641 Princeton Illinois Wyanet WHIPPLE SALES AND SERVICE RICI'S RESTAURANT Illinois Chevrolet Cars I Minneapolis - Moline Machinery Television - Radios Refrigerators - Deep Freezes nKnown for Better Foodsn All Home Appliances Limestone and Gravel I 418 South Main Street Phone Buda 25 Buda Illinois Princeton Illinois QAEAJ FLoSvE1zS', '- WTWH :on evewv Ili gf occamom ' MOLINE T MOTORS C. L. ERICKSON Behind Clark Hotel Wholesale and Retail Florist Telephone 2-5911 620 Park Avenue East Princeton Illinois Princeton Illinois Congratulations BUREAU COUNTY FARM BUREAU HUBYS GRILL Compliments to Fine Food for Fine Folks We Never Sleep Route 6 and 54 Princeton, Illinois Princeton The 1955 Graduation Class Illinois mxmx-.us A smsx cm. mswq DGUJIESEQJEII and Packard Automobiles Grocerier and Meats Free Delivery MILLFR MOTOR SALES 204 South Pleasant Street Princeton Illinois Princeton Illinois sou' DEERE PRIESTLEY HARDWARE COMPANY QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT 948 952 N Main Street JOSEPHSON AND SON CS1nce 18807 Princeton Illinois Princeton Illinois Best V ishes HENSEL BROTHERS PRINCETON DRY GOODS Phone 2 532l' Dial 2 2941 555 S Main St 935 North 'Jain Street Princeton Illinois Princeton Illinois HAROLD D WATSON Fine Meats WFIJHE Fresh Fruits wx' Upholstery Service RED ae WHITE STORE 606 South First Street Lovell Sc Eva Anthony Wyanet Illinois Princeton Illinois ' u Co. A I 0 0 A 1 BRUCE JETELRY TASTE R SHAKE DAIRY BAR Specializing in Frozen Custards and Tasty Sandwiches Phone 9781 HOFFSTODT AND JAMES C S. DUNBAR AND COMPANY School Supplies Office Equipment SERVICE Sporting Goods Princeton Illinois Princeton Illinois H U R L E Y O R T I G O O D S 1722 Fourth Street Phone Peru 260 We Specialize in Team and School Equipment Ll? swf. I ' i??E'- -- - nrhsihl PLANNED PREPARED H PLACED r K . Q T' Traynor Appliance . Noto Barber Shoppe . Harold L. Jardine . Avery Dry Cleaners . United Cigar Store . Landahls Dry Goods . Cain's Shoe Store . 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