Bushnell Prairie City High School - Beta Pi Sigma Yearbook (Bushnell, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1953 volume:

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Mrs. .Al'lllSll'0llg- Sponsor BETA PI SIGMA STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF liclitor-in-cliief Sunclra lxlllllllzlllvl' Assistant Editor Marcin Milli-r Copy liclitor Carol Wliiti- Assistauit Copx' Editor Nlurtliu S1-1'x'L-ii l,llUl0j.fl'2ll7llj' Ioycc Lzly. l34'w'i'ly Stllllllhlllglll Activities Etht-l llolilms. Zelplm Thompson Sports George Meucl. llosiv Cassell. George llcnsingvr SL-iiiors Marian Swcncy, Alzmct Hoge-rs Classes ,, loam Lovell. Pnulinc Czilliowi Artist ,,,,,,,, , , ,, Duane Spiirlock BUSINESS STAFF BIISIIIPSS NIRIIIRIQUI' Xionu Lou Klllilllx .Xclulrtising Nlzuiugvr Siizruim- cJYt'l'lIlllIl Sailcsiiivii Salina lDl'LlIl. Hoimic' Nlcflrs-W. Dorolliy Quiglc. Kenny Yum-il, ljllillll' Spuiiql-kr. Gilbert Gray. clIfClll1ltl01l Mziimgcr loam Rogers Salt-siiicii, ,,Suc XYilt. Cone McGee. Dunm- Spauiglvr. Betty Stclil. Ioyvm- Luv, Beverly Stunilmiigli. Don Bryan Hurd working staff members. ecvzdaaka ,-4 ,zalfgofua I'if'lu rv IIFIIIPIPVIIS. The Beta Pi Sigma literary staff worked so diligently on MY yearbook, that I was kept busy just running from group to group - trying to watch all the proceedings at the same time! My friends had to decide on a theme, plan the layout, select the cover, choose the type, and schedule the pictures to be taken. Then came my turn - I had to write the copy! While all of this was going on, the business staff was selling advertising, having candy sales, oper- ating stands at games, selling year- books, and promoting ticket sales for the class play in order to meet their S1300 quota. They hope you'll think it was worth all the effort. Me, too! Spnrty Comes to Life. Fun 'lil 1- Bxck Row: Gilbert Gray, Duane Spangler, Kenny Vancil, Don Bryan Gene McGee Ronnie 'VICGIQVN helmet Dean Pauline Calhoun, George Pensinger, Charles Mulligan. Row Two: Joyce Lay, Marian Swenfey, Dorothy Quigle, Janet, Rogers Ethel Hobbs Caiol White Bueilv btam baugrh, Sue Wilt, Zeipha Thompson, Joan Lovell, Mart-ha Seivtn Leolt Schoonox ei Rosie Casstll lront Row: Georgie Mead, Suzanne Overman, Marcia Miller, Sandra Faulhabu Mona Lou lxukulx Join R tis Duane Spurlock. Q . ARTHUR W2 KUKUK INSURANCE AGENCY ART'S AUTO LAUNDRY Complete Insurance Service USI DAIRY Wig .lege mr 2. 2 6. Eealfozed ffizaufwl 74e4e f4az'6a6z!6ea 'B X I have lo watch OTHER peoplffs slvps here! :Qggffw K 575539 iii ' A. - wig V'-var' .fl Happy Tlrosunle. , , It must be lntereslmgf 7 Sfjcliifllcf fo clanaa, flli irzsuifallfa fionzswozfg, 5 Q cuz al! fuufi of sdsuf F ifzufslzfi Zifa. PROOF lhal a S1-nior lfnouxs more. BREWBAKER - EYYAN BROWIN LYNCH SCOTT lnsurancv to nu-vt vu-ry nu-1-il Paint-Hardwura-Ladies' Wfear and an urzafsufarzcfirzy f. 5 5 ? s ' My rlenrls at their stufhous labor ,Sicily comix .5 0 .1 c 411151, 5 af lsaif, F , vw U found out if afiuufll s 3 BRANT'S Plymouth - DeSoto BRADFORD COMMISSION CO. Qegudzed 74444 7a mired Zkweea lbifl. . . Op. Cil. . . Term Papers . . . IVORK Ufzsis claus: mais Llsyoncl ma, gui ffzsn., 6 Lficilzif ifucibl. BUSHNELL ELECTRIC CO. Crosley 81 Weslingllouse Appliancvs j HKU lla- I mi kfjdkfz, 122' HM Q I ale the crulnbs. 4'-ef' w 4 1 ggxxfiggk A gezfweea 6644464 Jug izfaacfgrzf fziamfi fun! LU in 5- 11:1 um! Qui Q F' faq., PRN 1 Wi 9: V 4 0 i v W nuuulv mul homv. Q This lerri nw. BRYAN'S MOBIL SERVICE BITSIINELL FEED CU. Phone 79 Purina llhnws 1 Phone- 552 I .4 Q, i ,L 'M gain-ff W ,K , 55953 W Vifw' ,7 1 wk ,jg R 1 1 QQ m ' E Q-.wwf ,hy K 2 :fe I I if , 3 . V 155 I f ,-ff FEL' A xi f, ,, ,.:, MA- K ,w . 'fm N f, K ,Ja . 'eb BUSHNELL I RILLINHOUSES ,4 Sainte to cz Wetema Now let me introduce Miss Knowlton, who, after forty-nine years of teaching, is retiring this year. They tell me that she started teach- ing in the rural schools, then taught at the West Side school in Bushnell, transferring later to the high school, where she has taught com- merce for thirty-two years. Two generations of students have passed through her classes, and if what I have observed this year is any sample, she has really made them step. Through the years her high standards and ready wit have won their respect and admira- tion. The Staff and I know that her many stu- dents would like to join us in this salute to a veteran. Hvr fnvorilv l'lllSS-Sllllflllllllll ll All dressed ,f 'ffN Sedan! wi .J 6 2 ff ff jf 'W X ww, 5 4- 56 'Wbww xmas-m'wd5sm,M., ,WW,,,,h ,,,,,,,,,g,,,g,,, , .1 41z4,,'2s 1- . 4 ., 'VM 1 ,. 1- N ,E V'-N05 'wyrppgw ,359 W ' '-an H - - QV - f - Y '-vglf.-ff ffififw u M V .. aiu. Ya- K X 4 M ,S ygqx' -. W ' Y, ,. '45'sJ4Y:'.jf K. 4 Y. 4, L 0 R W M11 A,,K,- QW, J ff' f NX A . - A-sw fffi, 3,4 2,1 A-' .qg Q ' .. X -f -W my f' dwg, , A-D M wr, FWZ, V P-Ali Vikki A W gown! Back Row: Lawrence Lupe-r, Clark Sper- iry, George Chuiln. Front Row: Kennvotfh Curtis, Leo Walt- er, Delbert, Welch, Wayne Melvin. These diligent members have spent many hours of planning and investigation in order to make my new home one of the most com- plete and modern schools in this vicinity. Be- cause of their untiring efforts, the students and HAROLD A. RENWICK Superintendent of Schools Compliments of BARBER CLOTHING COMPANY I are confident that our new building will be one of which future generations will be proud. In addition, they have provided the best possi- ble educational opportunities with the facilities available at the present time. Sfgamamfewleaz l've been so busy that l haven'1 had time to visit Mr. RenWick's of- fice, but the projects of our genial superintendent have been heralded throughout the school and communi- ty and have been received with en- thusiasm. Perhaps this is due to the careful and deliberate manner in which he attacks problems. His fine sense of humor and helpful attitude have made him a favorite with everyone. Compliments of BARNES TRUCKINC LINES pun DL1v101v ll H111 Mr Wh1te s offrce has shelter J me many t1mes from the confus1on ot classes passmg through the halls and now I know how sk11lfully he handles the tedlous problems that confront a pr1nc1pal He IS fnendly cmd helpful to the students and 1S ad m1red and respected by faculty members and townspeople ahke My student frrends can 1ndeed feel for tunate to have such a capable man guldlng them Seafzelfczuee WR 5 BRADSHA If Mr Remark s Secretary r'-Hr HRS BROWN Ur. W hlte s Secretary Fnmpliments of Compliments of BILUS BRILLIANT BRONZE BLUE STAR ROLLER RINK .x I T ' x CLARA AHFARN ADELE ARMSTRONI' JOHN BROPHY MARY CRAVIL A. B. Nortlwrn NIM ll L11 c lt 1 B U INQISIU of ers College M. S. of Ed. State Colle Social Studies ish. Compliments of Compllments of BUSHNELL STOCKYARDS CHANDLER BEAU IY SHOPPE AMW JOHN IAII SON BLRNICL MEAD RAYMOND MELODY LELAND PRICL Xlonuioutli C alle ni sity of Nils B S., M. A. Bradley University. B. E. VVCS LIHNKISIIX of Color xqlo souii Social Studies - Driver Educai College. Couli En llsll tion. Commercial, df DUR WOOD SHIPLETT B. Xl. Illinois XVL-sleyuu. Boys' Cliorus - Baud. WILLIAM THORNTON II. S., M. E. University of Illinois Agriculture. GEORGE TROTTER A. B. Monuioutli College. BI. S. University of Southern Culi- forniu. Biology - Couch. LELLA WARFEL B. S.. XI. University of Illinois Science. ICJ xl Compliments of FITCH CLINIC tern Illinois St ite BUS DRIVERS: Vhjgil gdftfzdld Iohn Brand and Mr. Sam- mons were two of my favorite people because they kept my own private hideouts under the lockers so clean that I could see my reflection! Yes, because of their far-reaching dust mops, my floor-level atmosphere was always at its cleanest. What a friendly and capable group are the bus , drivers! It was through their efforts that the Pep 3:44 Dzwefw Weber. Claytmi Fil- be:1't, Lyle Vincent, and Kenneth Kirby. Not plCLlll'0Kl are Noel lIL'l'l'0Il. Clark Mc- Czxnce, Henry Hugh- bunks, Roland Run- kle, and Raymond Gingfevrioh. Compliments of Club, team, and mascot were safely driven to out of-town destinations in good weather and bad. I Hi' 2 it i Complilnents of H. J. LARNER, PRAIRIE CITY KEIGVVIN POULTRY FARM SENIOR OFFICERS Standing: VVhitc, Mrs. AI'H1S'l,l'l7llg', sponsorsg Lyle Walters, vice president Seated: Carol Whitt-, pri-sclcntts Miss A'l-lf.-zt1'n, sponsorg Sariidfra Faullhabcr, sccvetaiig Ethel Hobbs, t1'casu1'e1'. 1 I Sencaw ?7'w,ecne 7am Qzczdcmtcan Your Sparty's knack of writing poems ls something very few should see, But senior officers like mine Possess such great ability That any mouse, of fame or not, 1 Should extoll them all in poetry. My good friend Carol has quite a task Presiding when the seniors meet: But by her side our Lyle does stand To help her out quite capably. The two of them have worked with us To guide our class so properly. In taking notes and minutes, too, Our Sandra does so accurately! And Ethel, with check book and pen, Defends our modest treasury. Together, then, the two of them Transact our business expertly. Compliments of LAY'S YVEST SIDE MARKET Our sponsors three direct, advise- They do perform quite faithfully And since their virtues have been told I can end this gracefully: Now you see what can be done When Sparty writes poetically! Compliments of LYBARGER 81 COLLINS, ATTORNEYS OPAL BEATY A great tlcmwln' of Ihr' ,gm-pi'l of getting along. IOHN BROWN Quiet uml.vl1y,un ull riglrl gulf. DON BRYAN Hmuul us fl zrrilriiif. mul lvrirr' us nutly. PAULINE CALHOUN S110 rrmirl .wil llzruugii lifz' a grin. ROSE MARIE CASSELL This' Iitflr' IIINVS' luis plrwzlyf class. EVERETT CHENOWETH Girls Illllkl' him flm't1'r1'rl. 3-f 4 M LOEL CRAWFORD I 17 111 lin' mnriunzg. mul 11 ll: juli. SELMA DEAN I liki' un. I likr' 'ik lil f 1 nmxt of fill. I liki' I ll PAUL DIMMITT Shu! fu l1i1'r'f'.s' fly Il ,s-uiilc, LUAN DOLL Sparkling l1mu'n WUC HELEN DOLLARHIDE .X lmvlrf flmnmml lm, SANDRA FAULHABER .X girl :ffm ix NIl'!'f'f 1 111 .wmlfilif ll'lliI'll ix linfl! 110111. Cvmpliments of Compliments of LYLE'S SHOE SHOP R. C. GINGERICII, PRAIRIE llli 4-it fi l 'Ne ,am MONA LOU KUKUK Iiruufn vyas' culclz thc man IOYCE LAY Clmrming, ncul, mul I'l'tlllU xlifcct. IOAN LOVELL Lice u liftlv, laugh Il liltlu. low: a little. CLAIRE MCGEE DOSIER Dicl I tell you almuf my clulc last niglzt? Ulcll. I marricffl him. GENE MCGEE AVIIUII I am gnnv. if will ln' lmrrl In firul mmflwr man like mc. BONNIE MCGREW Tlzcrcls no use to worry. Compliments of Talking is his fzuiorilc puslimzf. Dmfi look infclligcnfg yfvu migln' ln' rallccl ony. A likczllllv guy, Ilaix lmy Nmvn. Qlllllff, lm! ll twinkle in llix Mfr. ll fricml die from SIMPSONAPOWELSON LUMBER CO. SYVIFT 8: COMPANY GEORGE MEAD G is for gcrxius. and .NI is for lIlHSlf.'l!ll1 MARCIA MILLER T gg. Slick' really qzlifc a Ivaul: wclrc prmul tu lzarc ICI' in nur .vr'l1uul. CHARLES MULLIGAN XVQ ,wa llwrr' Cllllflii we rcislz J Q aaa lata- of lable. SUZANNE OVERMAN Generally .spcaking, .xlwx gm orally .spcalcin,g. GEORGE PENSINGER Not too serious, not lun ,gary but a ,s-well lmy in Uu'ra way. DOROTHY QUIGLE S0 quic! you lzarzlly knau slzafs naar. N35 Seaicvw S, 5. U? , Y I IANET ROGERS '04 l':l'l'l'lflHV!lff lilws' a friwmllgf ual IOAN ROGERS Siu' lzas a may nf gvlfm: lmf su flu ll ll1in,Q.v ll ', . 'rf' ll'i lI1'lIIHl'lt'flfHI'fllll. LEOLA SCHOONOVER .X l'I'll'Hfllf! Qirl. aml a larur al frm. MARTHA SERVEN .X r'l1'11'111iag .wnilv jar f'1'v1'gf- HNF. BEVERLY STAIVIBAUGH IIU1' lzlaclf lmir. Ihr' warn! uf all flu! uirls-. BETTY STEHL A lrac lzlmalz' ix sllc. Compliments of Compliments of T. UTIS BRflWN YVICBB lMPl.ENIEN'l' CU. A 6-4 45 'fn-4' A f J Ziviivh E J E VA , 1 E 2': ia 12725 x . Seaview CAROL WHITE A fantasy of Ioccli1w.s.s. SANDRA WILSON T110 ability tn do grcaf fllill SUE WILT Pretty as u picture. OPAL WORTHINGTON Her sweet 1Ii.s-position ,qu muclz rccngrzifimz. FOW PERTHW AI'l'E'S SUPER MARKET bromerleb Meats-Lockers-Bakery fn DUANE SPANGLER You may think IIC,-9 .vlnf Ill Ilmt is rlcfinitvlrf zz lm DUANE SPURLOCK A lllll'llL'll ,good rlrlisl. MARIAN SWENEY I iz'4' fvvt Hun, l'llflI'l7lilI Iruc. ZELPHA THOMPSON Full nf fun 11ml f!Hll'll flu, KENNY VANCIL Calm and rnllcvfzfcl, IILTLI icct cd. LYLE WALTERS It is said that dynamite LUHILS in small 7u1cka,L1es. CRAYCRAFT FUNERAL HOME 256 W. Hurst Phone 357 Swine 704014 CITIZENSHIP I am proud to present thes enlors who are entttled to spec1al honors Sandra Faulhaber was selected as D A R award wmner by her class and George Meal and Carol Whlte were selected by the faculty to recerve the Amen can Leg1on Good C1t1zensh1p Award ml' Carol, George, uml bumlru Sl lil DI KRSIIIP I am also proud of these twelve senlors who mented scho larshlp honors by mamtalnmg an average of B or better durxng the hrst three and one half years of hlgh school One semor George Pens1nger was absent the day the plcture was taken Those 111 the p cture are Loel Crawford George Mead Duane Hobbs Ioan Rogers Sandra Wxlson Beverly Staru baugh Martha Serven Sandra Faulhaber Carol White MGYIGW Sweney and Opal Beaty BUQHNELL TASTEE FREEZF FARNII' RS ELFVATUR F0 Eleanor Sehlndler New Phlladelphla 4646 Offdcew ' Me Wow af Zluciezalaaemea K? ,I l'NIOR 0FI llII'IRS to Luck Ron: Mr. Johnson. Mrs. l ravi-r. Mr. Laur- son, sponsors. I-'ront Row: liilmlim' Snninions, Vil't'-lll'L'Sill0lliQ l.o11-lil' B2lLfll'y. sm-Q11-vtz1l'yg Sliirlvy li Worthingrton, il'l'llSl1l'L'I'Q lmviml Brown, prcsi-dont. GOPIIOMURE OFFICERS Scaled: Ray PvnSing'ci', prcsi- 4Iuntg Donna Buchcn, I Ll'0ZlSll'l'L'l'1 Miss Wurfvl, sponsor. Standing: Norma Spznigglcr. St'L'!'UUll'yQ Mr. Tliornlon, sponsorg Gary Fornihals, x'ic1--pwsiclvtit. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Seated: Parry Lay. swim-izxiyg Ladd VK'ilson, pri-siciulllg Miss Knowlton. sponsor. Standing: Mr. 'l'rotL0l'. spon- sorg Ross Voons, vico- . , . prvsnl4-ni. fNot IlIL'Llll'Uli -Jini Smith, ll'L'2lSLIl'l'l'.I FAYHEE IMPLEMENT 120. FRANTCS CAFIC Prairie City Good Eats--By the School mulaw GORDON AUIXI' LORENIC BACLICY SARA RAR'l'l.lC'I l' DAVID BROXYN RICIIARD ISROXYX BARBARA BUCIIICN ANNA CIIANIRICRS IEVICIXX CIIAPNIAN CARL COATICS CHARLES CONNOR JERRY CURTIS XYANDA DOYLI5 DONNA ICDVYARDS BOB ICXIORY FRANK EVERLY s I lx I Q' GLENN S. 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I lyiujf ,Ji .,.,.-v uf E, 1 fl? A A '. fag .1 -- E A 'I I' . 11 ff - Gr Q4 .uv ff' KIKENDALUS Sc T0 S1 STORE KUCLER FUNERAL HOME 436 E. Main St. Bushnell i' , , Aww A W I W, S 5553 , Q' xv 1 1 ,,.f- Mr. Trotter, head football coach, and Mr. Johnson, line coach. Spmtq 'a Wefzaee With the leadership of Head Coach George Trotter, my Spartans fought their way through a rugged schedule to the co-championship of the Olympic Conference and a re- spectable 5-4 record. The season was climaxed in the Homecoming game when this inspired Spartan crew came through with a touch- down in the last seconds to win 13-8 and cinch a share of the conference crown. Line coach Ed Iohnson turned out another outstanding line and helped develop such standout play- ers as Verle Thurman and Dave Phelps, All-Conference Tackles, and Co-Captain Duane Spangler, All- Conference Guard. Cap was also honored by being named to a Little All-State team of the Chicago Daily News. Lyle Walters was placed in the All-Conference backfield. Co- Captain Bob Roley received honor- able mention of the Little All-State. 704135466 VARSITY SQUAD Back Row: Galle DQRIQIIIZY, Marshall Buchen, Gary Fofrmhals, Chuck Mulligan, Ray Pensltnger, Lyla Walters, Richard Kirftley, Frank Johnson, Jay Dee Kipling, Ladd Wilson, Louis Bankes, Ray mofn-d Curfman. Second Row: Coach Johnson, Ciharles Coninofr, Everett Chen-oweth, Ronnie McGnew, Keinny Vancil, Bob Roley, Carroll Petlefrs, Btilly Jo Meyer, Gordon Aulit, Bob Herron, Coach Trotter. Front Row: Coach Lawson, Bob Hensley, Bob Emory, Carl Havens, Verle Thurmran, Donnie Bryan, Gilbe t Gray, Duane Spangler, David Phelps, George Mead, Jim Miller, Eddie Sammons. M . R .. 8 6 s N irq - , N iq. Co-Caplains, Duane Spangler Coach Iohn Lawson led his hard-working freshmen and sopho- mores to a successful season, win- ning 5 games, while losing only 1 and tying 1. This determined group of boys always played good ball and never failed to give the specta- tors a good show. Bob Morris and Raymond Curfman, who were man- agers of these teams, also did their duties so faithfully that all in all the '52 football season was considered and Bob Rolvy very successful in every way. CADETS Ray and Bob, managers. Back Row: Eugenie Filbert, Delbert Feldman, Bob Mote, Roger Young, Kenny Kreps, Claire Lovell, Carl Lovell, Bill Herron. Svcond Row: Jimi Smifth, Galen Renwick, Roger Smtitth, Bernard McCar1ce, Robert Runyan, Tom Rule, Ted Johnson, Jerry Norris, Fred Payne, Coach Lawson. Front Row: Velda Hendrickson, Jerry Stoller, Rollie Wes'tlake, Larry Hood, Harold Beaty. Jim Ashtton, Jim Leighty, George Stambaugh, David Runyain, Raymond Curfman, yQ rg 3,9955 L35 aaa 1 J ,Q MIB? Q 5 0 f Q S , ' Roberfs Store 462 E. Main St. ,395 Q? 5 -asf fa V ESA ,f 5 :-ws. 'Q ,K WQA. M .K 'wkk 1 Mui A, f f,f f 'ff ' fa-if 8 figiltf fi, I' I f l' 1' 1,1 , ' W. 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Q N' 'K Mx. s K Y NA' Wa lf. xwx- , sk. ,X K',s. .,x', X Q 4 XX 1. , x x9il.,NlM,.,?ss'Nt!, ,l -. .25 ,V 5 W y ,1 Y 1- -. I Q 4 -4 fi' 3 ,, X x 1 Vg .A ,ax , Hg . R Q1 14 Vifih f . sw 4 Q 4 A 5 Q ai, fgif mi' if ' Fw Q M52 'fs Q 5 we 5 1 'Me Semwie fennel Twelve enthusiastic but inexperienced boys answered Head Coach Lawson's call for bas- ketball recruits in November. Since these play- ers possessed about equal ability and only two were letter men, Mr. Lawson was faced all season with the problem of finding the right combination. By the end of the season, the five senior boys became the starting five. Meanwhile, the juniors and sophomores had gained much valuable experience. The season produced a 3-19 record, but my Spartan cagers went down fighting in every game and finished the schedule with a near upset of Macomb High in the Regional Tourney, going down to defeat 44-40. The spirit of my team throughout the season can be expressed as Iay Dee did at the half of almost every game, Come on, you guys: we can get 'em. Coach Trotter's Cadets were more success- ful, with an ll-8 record, and led their division of the conference for a big part of the season. They proved their ability in taking third place in the tough London Mills Tourney. VARSIT Y CHEERLEADERS : Bev, Lorene, Belly, Helen, Rosie ieefzlecwiew Our peppy Varsity Cheerleaders were re- sponsible for the wonderful school spirit that backed my Spartans at every game. Rosie Cassell, a veteran with four years of experi- ence, and Helen Dollarhide, a transfer from Chicago, were Seniors. Betty Reining, Beverly Kreider, and Lorene Bagley will have added experience for next year. The lunior Varsity Cheerleaders, who added color and life to the Cadet games, were Norma Spangler, Donna Buchen, and Karrol Bagley. Buck Row: Rzxymond Curfntran, Mt-1'1'ill Porsliing, Ladd Wilson, Couch Trotte-1', Terry Murphy, Jim Evans, Alan Curtis. ' Row Two: Ross Coons, Louis Bzuikcs, lllzwshzill Buchen, Toni Rule, Gerald Calhoun. Bob Morris ow: Frank Johrnson, Rogcn' Smith, Rav P1 .'i,g'ei', linziv Nels , ' ' ' Front R , nnsn l on Richer cl lxirtlq t - 'TVN ,V .I 'Dy .,1 48x HO0K'S DANCING SCHOOL TEAM Back Row: Manager, Bob Morris. Bob Roley, John Brown. Georgro Mead, Gene Mcfiuv, Ralph Heap, Dick Ido, Melvin Pershing, Jim Long, Daf d Brown, and Coach Lawson. Front Row: Lyle Wlalters, Ray Enter, Claire Myers, Jay Dee Kipling, and Leo Bartlett. 7952 2 Mend on the Mound. The baseball season of 1952 provided many close games, but no victories for my Spartans. Coach Lawson had difficulty getting full-scale practice under way, due to the poor condition of the field, and as a result, the Spartan baseballers were not always as sharp as they might have been, although they im- proved with every game. Iim Long, Bob, Roley, Ralph Heap, and Iohn Brown supplied the power at the plate. David Brown, with his left-handed knuckle-ball, and George Mead, with his right- handed fastball, were the moundsmen. Some of my friends on the team played all summer and were 10098 ready to make a good record in the 1953 season when, for the first time, baseball was an offi- cial Olympic Conference sport. QV, g 4 Q- -' Brown at Bal. WV , . .KSVINP ' , J i ,if - W f , tm i - 'B . 1 eg 5? 5 2 fl at , , 5 ' We if 1 ' V tf,T',Qt in f , Y i t '. 5 ,. I ' . ,NM I Y lr : A 2434252 ,V .V .- ,.-ery r -m V V, ' . ' A wma-K 1,3 .11 1 r ' 4. -wa . ffxrex ' igasvxfffl'-f.' 3 ., 5 i e ,M ' f 1 4 f .N sys'-fsafl . A 2 'ii ma. -A ff' :fe ff'1Z': f-ri! 141551 - ,QQ iW-GMM- Vi ' V Q , -if 0 V X M?'t1'f W'?yi X v,4f21a'f ' 3 ws Y if.-A,r'h.,,w 'rrxlisgfef gf: ' w a r e vet A -.,,. 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V , ,V ,- -Vqgidx, -. gift. MORRIS ELEVATORS MEAD BROTHERS' GROCERY Bushnell-St. Augustine--Good Hope Prairie City Awytsgm X wwe r ws y , K li , is F Muff, t A , we if t were fzffeffee .M 5, ff rf y 'P '1 'Q if eil.-ff 'vii'-' f J W M V f .5 gif 1, if . ffl , '- ,f im?- vfi'4' WW we Xliltwiuiivvrwii S S K N in-QQ 0' ' is , t 1 T' y , ' I V ff? M t I 'V L I , High Stepper Cheuoweth. Flying Mun Spangler. 7752 M66 ecwwz Last year the track team was ably coached by Mr. Keith Parker. Although the Spartans didn't place first in any of their meets, they ranked third in both the lVlcDon- ough County and Olympic Conference. Our main point getters were Ray Etter, 100 yard, 220 yard dash, and broad jump: Carl Havens, shot put and high hurdles: Duane Spangler, pole vault and 880 yard run, Kenny Vancil, low hurdles, 440 yard run, and high jump: Carrol Peters, pole vault: Everett Chenoweth, high hurdles: George Pensing- er, low hurdles: Bill Meyer, 100 yard dash: Ladd Wilson, 440 yard run: and Frank Iohnson, the mile run. Lnck Row: Coach Parker, CH,1'I 0l.l Peters, Kenny Vancil, Bill Meyer, Bob MCGIWGW, Carl Huave-ns, Verle Thurman, Everriett Cthentowth. Front Row: George Pensitnger, Ross Coofns, Jerry Quigle, Lad-d Wilson, Frank Johnsofn, Duane Spangler, Raymond Cusrfm-ovntd, mfgr. 5 t Discus-thrower Havens. STANDARD SERVICI PM 6 Wawdtq 6 Under Suzanne Overman's leadership, the Pep Club had a successful season this year. Why, they made so much noise cheering the team, that my feeble squeaks were seldom heard! But that's not all-they've furnished one-third of the cost of the cheerleaders' uniforms, and assisted in planning those novel pep meetings that are the talk of the school. Barbara Buchen, vice-president, Patty Lay, secretary, Ianet Rogers, treasurer, and Mr. Price, their sponsor, assisted the president in promoting more interest in our athletic events. These fellows in the Varsity Club have been responsi- ble for the success of our team this year. Each member has earned a major letter and everyone in school, includ- ing ME, their favorite mascot, looks up to them as the main cogs in our big wheel of sports. Duane Spangler is president, and Kenny Vancil and Clair Myers assist him as vice-president and secretary treasurer, respective- ly. I wonder how long it will take me to become varsity material. QA:-,Q yawn U ,g e f ww- Ww x . 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President George and Vice-president Verle are always work- ing on important projects-Homecom- ing parades, Christmas dances, and as- sembly programs-while Secretary Louise and Treasurer lim are deciding whether to buy more coke for the ma- chine, or to solicit all the organizations for the record fund. Yes, these meet- ings make my head swim, but some- how, all of their projects are always carried out! Back Row Roger Qmibh Lwlt VS Altus Ronmt Mcfitw Gcmgc Pcnsingoly Richie Kirtlvy. Row INO Joxct Lay M nian Sxumx lanct Rigus M uthl SLINLII, Ruth Hzxvt-ns, l.i'mlz1 llutcltins Thuimi I uist Harris. Jim Havens. Mr. Wliitv, ,, ff ,uf ' , fx ' -.. 4 - -if FIR -we Naturally l'm proud of the Sparta Star. Headed by Co-editors Carol White and Pete Ghiglieri, the paper launched a new personal column this Sam The joy of a Tusk lVcIl Done. ,fa year, MY column! It kept me busy scurrying around to find news to fill it up, but I had a lot of help from my good friends in school. The reporters and rest of the staff worked hard to see that ball games, assemblies, classes, and parties were always written up on IIUCICRY 48 time so the paper could be issued to the students every two Weeks. With Mrs. Mead as sponsor, our newspaper was tops! Carol, the Real Sparly! llzlck Row: Joyce Lux, Beverly Stambauizh, Sandra Faulhabvr, Juan Lovell, Paulim C llhoun M1 Mead, Flair Myvrs, Larel Howard, Donna Swcncy. Row Two: Garry Kam-, Wanda Doyle, lVIzu'Jo1'1u Thorman, Suzanne Ovorman, Janet Ro us Suu VVilt. Front Row: Wanda Payne, Sara Batrtleltt, Carol White, Pete GhIg:lic1'i, Martha Sorvtn Jim Lu htx wane qfomemadefze Ethel, fl Style Show Hmlel. The High Llghl of F H i ir' ll When I visited the F. H. A. meeting the president, Beverly Kreider, was asking Donna Edwards, treasurer, to give a re port on the proceeds of the Valentine Dance, their biggest project ot the year Lorene Bagley, secretary, had just fin ished reading the last meeting's minut which included the style show and a ski on proper dress. Mrs. Craver, their sport sor, was making some suggestions for thc. Mother and Daughter Banquet to be held in May Bark Row: Janice Hopper, Carolyn Ewing, Roberta Baer, VVanrla Payne, Betty Reinintr, Connie btengei Louise Harnis, Pat Smith, Leola Schoonover. Ron Four: Joyce Lay, Diiania Bryain, Bairbzira Van Syekle, Shirley Wo-rtliingrto-n, Pauline Calhoun, Carol Formhals, Bonnie Melvivn, Marcia Miller. Janet Mullinax, Judy Feastel. Row Three: Rosie Cassell, Donna Ackerson, Marian Sweney, Patty Lay, Ruth Ann Hoover. Betty Peipei Elaine Phillips, Ethel Hobbs, Sandra Fuulhziber, Lind-a Hutchins, Norma Spangle Row Two: Beverly St-ainbaugxh, Sue Wilt, Suzanne Overnmn. Sylvia Combites, Beverly Cox, Dellnnn Brown, Joan Harris, Donna Mason, lclella Coates, Donna Swenev, liurrol Baprlev, Mona Lou Kukuk. Front Row: Joan Lovell, Janet Rogers, Ilonna lirtlwaiwls. Carol Wh-ite, Beverly Ki'e'cle1', Clambetli Pestle. Lorene Bagley, Ruth Ann Heary. IlI1's.C'1'avei'. lrl l 4109024 Ronniefs Twin Lambs. ' 'l. B0aly's Barnyard Baron 'AI moveu . . , I secondv . . . Division of the House. F. F. A. meetings are too much for mice like me! Everything is done by parliamentary pio- cetlnre. and these boys are really good, because they even enter contests in conducting business meetings! George Pensinger has quite a job as president of such an orffanization, but Kenny Vancil assists him as vice- presitlent, and the meetings certainly run smoothlv. Donnie Bryan, who is secretary, has to keep note of everyone who makes and seconds motions, not to mention reports on the F. F. A. sponsored activities held during the year: a square dance, donkey bas- ketball game, parliamentary procedure assembly, and the results of their competitive iudging teams! Bob Emory is treasurer and that VVise Old Owl, Mr. Thornton, sees that his boys cooperate in becoming good agriculture leaders and citizens of the future. Back Row: Geoiyege Stamliaugh, Charles Serven, Richard Formhals, Paul Dimmitt, .lim Miller, Jerry Curtis, Homer Quigle, David Runyan. 1 Row Four: Carl Treadway, Lawrence Hoyle, Larry Perry, Robert Runyan, Terry Murphy, Everett Chenoxveth, Llor- ilon Ault, Clair Myers, Dan Penflarvis. ' , Row Three: liernartl Mt-l'anee, Marshall But-hen, Gary Formhals, Duane Spaiigrler, Claire Lovell, Delbert 14 eld- mnn, fll'Iil!'ltrS t'onntn', Harold Beaty, Ray Pensinger, Rogrer Smith, .lim Reeder. Row Two: Ilieliarrl Smith, Larry Bradford, Otis Howe, Elwin Kessler, Gene Howe, Verle Thurman, Gerald Cal- houn, .lim Smith, Lzirry Bllilfl, Gene Cooper, Ronald Valhoun. - i Front Row: .lim Havens, Bob Emory, Kenny Vancil, George Pensingier, Duant- Ilolibs, Ronnie Mctlrew, Don lwryan, Mr. Thr-rnton. fad and gem 6 Page 5 I I Z4 I had a very hard time getting into this select club since the prospective members are screened before they're admitted, so from a hole in the waste- hasket, I watched President Frank Iohn- son, Vice-president Richie Kirtley, and Secretary Diana Bryan discuss good locations for their fishing trip. This club's purpose is to promote better sports and sportsmen. My visit to the movie room proved fateful. Ronnie McGrew, Kenny Van- cil, and Gilbert Gray were trying to thread a film on the movie machine and the thing had just broken. These experts called in Cap Spangler. lay Dee Kipling, and Gene Cooper to help, but it still wouldn't work. After Ierry Norris and Lewis Bankes arrived, though, everything was under control. The projectionists are always on hand to give my student friends the best in visual education. Hack Row: Bob Hunimell, Dean Mullenix, Kenny Kreps, Richard Seud- der, .l'ni Miller, Gay- loiid Muffin. Row Three: David Runyan, Gary Kaine, Larry Mc- Coy, Tom Pratt, Rog- er Smibh, Lyman Av- ery, Rollie Westlake, Bob Morris. Row Two: Mr. Johnson, Gary Form-hals, Carl Lovell, Ladd Wilson, Bill Meyers, Jay Dee Kipling, Eddie Sam- nrons, Galen Renwick, Richard Foirinhals. Front Row: Richie Kirtley, Bob Lewis, Raymond Curfinan, Ruth Hav- l uns, Frank Johnson. Diana Bryan, Jimmy Leighty, Jerry Stoller, Gilbert Gray, Gene Cooper, Louis Bankes, Ronnie Me- . X Grew, Kenny Vancil, Jerry X- Norris, Duane Spangler, Jay Dee Kipling. Prairie City MR. 8 MRS. C. G. DIXON Standing: Willaclcnc Lov- ell, Cariolyne Rogers, Louise Harris. Patty Myers, wards, Lorene Bagley, Ethel Hobbs, Anna gb Clhfalnbcrs, Diana Bry- an, .loan Lovell, Lcola Schoonover. Scatfd: Vt-rlo 'l'hu1'man Ecltlit- Sannnons. lflvelyn Chtzipmtan, Marcia Mtillr-1, Zclphu Thomp- son, Junvt Rogers, Jo-- a-n Rof,!tc'1's, Suzanne H Ovumnan, Mona Lon I liukuk. Donna Eld- I was certainly surprised when I saw how much work these librarians did in one day! Willadene Lovell was running from person to person, trying to collect overdue books and fines: Ioan Lovell and Donna Edwards were sorting the books from the bookbox Cl got out just in timelj, and Ethel and Leola were carrying the piles of new magazines from the office. Of course, these are just a few of the students who take care of these jobs during every study hall. Others on the staff take care of general library duties, but they really get a workout, too. These girls are forever stepping on my tail! They're always so busy running from room to room gathering up excuses, reading announcements, and attending to other important details that I'm scarcely noticed! Consequent- ly, when I run to the mailboxes for shelter, I find them so full of the mail these assistants place in them that l'm usually forced out in the open to be stepped on. But I'll have to admit they certainly help to keep the office run- ning smoothly. 6042? Zia! Office Qdzk NICHOLS 8: CO. MR. 8r MRS. G. E. SHERMAN Poultry-Eggs-Dairy Prorlucls Prairie City Q 9.42.53 00 yd GM, Vrvw E' T JIIXED CHURIS l'l'c-sitlcnl. Iltnitl linmzt X it-c--pnrsiclt-tit. Clvorgt- Xlt-.1l1 Svc-rt-tz11'y. Dutuu' Spurluz-lx: l.i- ? . lmratrmns. Alun llnym' gxncl Bolt BOYS' CHORUS .. i9'tgf?-QI Q Pu-siclc'nt. llny l,i'IlNlll it 'F Y ev-91 Yit-4--prt-stale-nt. flK'1ll'Lft' l,t'Il5Hl-f' Tra-la-la! Mm-mm-mm! Do-re- me - ta - sol - la - ti - do! These music organ- izations certainly keep busy during the year. I had a time keeping out of their way when they practiced, but I usually hid in the filing cabinet. The Melodie-Ettes, composed of junior and sen- ior girls, and the Philomels, the freshman and sophomore girls' chorus, were under the direc- tion of Mrs. Heffner. The mixed chorus and boys' chorus were under Mr. Ship1ett's direc- vrg Swrt-tnrx'-tr1'a1s1l1't-r. ID.tx itl llmwng Lilmtrizuls. llmitl llllll' x in mtl 'llvclcly -llJlIllS0ll. tion. All of these singing groups took part in Carol singing activities and the formal concert at Christmas time, the County Music Festival in February, and in Baccalaureate and Com- mencement activities in May. Special singing groups, the girls' sextette and the boys' octette, took part in the District Music Contest and provided music for several school and community programs during the year. NU WAY CLEANERS PAYNE SHOE STORE Your P4-rsonal Appearance Counts Shoes at Prices You Can Afford 'F-N llllH'a3 ' use-tl-'H+-'ew u-:rna'unnl4vrr-lv Mrs. H e f jner Vibruhurpist Supreme QUELUDIE - ETTES l,l't'Sltll'Ill. llosim- Clam-ll xi 4'4'- prcsiclamt, Z1-lplm lllomp s mvluq svn- 1'c' tary, xlilflllll Svrvcn lil w1'111' inns. Carrol NYl1itc. lit-vvx' ly K 1'c- iclm-r. Xlliiula l'uvm-. PHI LOMELS llrcsiclcnt. Mary Tnftg vicu- pri-sidt-ut, Donna But-lwn: li lll'Lll'l2lllS, Kurml Bagley. Nlurtlm 'l'a1t't. UBliANDl'lR S DRY GOODS 4461 Main St.-Phone 1 -lane 7a 56:47 Mrs. Heffner, who is a great favorite with every member of her choruses, is a fine musician in her own right. She was much in demand as a vibraharp soloist, being one of the best in the field. Her untiring work with the choruses, sextette, and contest soloists showed how interested she was in the girls. She even had me running up and down the scales, when no one was around, of course! Mr. Shiplett, the band and boys' chorus director, was very friendly and cooperative with everyone. He is a talented vo- calist and plays the Cornet quite professionally. From the crack under the band room door, I watched him patiently oversee the practice of the contest ensembles, and they developed into all-state material under his guidance! Drum Major, Carol White. BAND MEMBERS Clarincts: Ruth Ann Heagy, Carol Formhals, J u cl y lfcastcr, Marian Swcncy, Ruth Ann Hoover, Ray Pensingcr, Ronnie Cal- houn, Galen Renwick, Bob Fitch, George Stambaugh, Dick Forinhals, Dellann Brown, Jim Evans. Corncts: Patty Lay, Opal Bm-aty, George Mead, Da- vid Brown, Diana Bryan, Glaralncth Pestlc, VVilla- clcnc Lovell, Clair Lovell, Dick Smith, ,lim Reeder, Pavici Hunyan, jerry Stol- er. Alto Saxophones: Gerald Calhoun, Martha Serven. J. C. PENNY CO. Always First in Quality DRUM XWAJORILTTILS: Blame Phllllps, Janet Hdlfs ens, Sara Bartlett, and Patsy Myers. gcwdnelf pzcwzce I feel as though I'm practically an honorary member of the band, since I've marched with it during parades and at football games. The marching band was certainly adept at making formations, and the huge crowds at the games showed their appreciation, too, by the loud ap- plause! When we marched in Western's Homecoming parade, the band members looked so sharp and snappy that we really created a fine impression on all who saw us. t Our Buml on the March! Sedan! Zend The concert band, dignified as it was during the Christmas program, certainly wasn't so at practice, but under Mr. Shiplett's direction, it always gave outstanding performances. The band also took part in the County Music Festival in February and in March sent more stu- dents to the district music contest than it had ever sent before. Four entries brought home four Superior State Finals ratings. 51.1--I Bmul Director, Mr. Shiplett. 'l'I'0Illb0ll0S2 Boh Fifi-li. Don- na Swcncy, Bcrnard Sli'- Cancc, Lawrence lloylc. Lyle Huffman, Phyllis Bartlett. Bassoon: Carv Fornihals. Flutes: llolmcrta Bac-r, lam-l Mullinax, Pat Smith. Eliz- abeth Perry. Drums: Petr' Chiglicri. Nor- ma Spanglvr, .lattice llop- per, Beverly Cox, Paulina' Calhoun. Tcnor Saxophone-sz Larry Nloore. Delano llowc. Bass: Barhara Buchcn. Phyl- lis Head, Tom Rule. Ilorns: Sharon Lvwis. ,loan Lovell. Ohoe: Alan Payne. ry Kane. PERRY OPI' Packard and Buick Baritone: Harold Bcaty. Ga- ?fze44mcm me Guess who .' A Unlllkirzg Cornstullf, no less. ROARICS LUTHING STORE many lvars ? if if gi . Dill ,4 lun vry that A three ring circus-that's what it was! My seri- ior friends had been waiting for this day ever since they themselves had gotten the treatment three short years before. Consequently, as the freshmen Indians, clowns, fat men, thin men, and everything else imaginable filed into the center ring of the gym, I ran to hide under the bleachers because the seniors had that out for blood look in their eyes! It seemed that the tradi- tional barrel and plate of worms vveren't enough for these initiates. Alan Payne, that sweet little baby boy, had to recite the freshman poem in baby talk, While warriors were dancing and tightrope walk- ers were performing with great skill Q? D. I'm afraid the freshmen of the future are going to have something to look forward to! 1 N fl I V, 5 Ax ,X . K ll ,I lluvhlnnks . . E, 1 ' ,pr 'J' MAt:oMB DAIRY QLEEN C W 4 aw, x X n sx 1 1 C4 ll .-In lmlian and a ,Uonkey U' 4 I1 Pu'-u'l1 ew .' Yes, after it was all over, some of the brav er initiates, While heaving sighs of relief, re- marked that it was a lot of fun, and THEIR freshmen were going to get it twice as hard! Everything ended successfully: no one was harmed-very much, anyway-and all the popcorn and balloons had been sold. The cir- cus had ended for another year. v,- ,4 Harem Lady, tlw Barrel, and T. V. Cigarelle Girl. JJ Zfomeoamiag Zaeen 'Walk ROSE MARIE CASSELL Rosie, Our Little Queen! Zaeenlz 2am is W. R. 81 G. W. THEOBALD WQKLTHER MARKET Veterinarians Groceries and Meals Zaeeala 14 QE f LTHILI HUBIIS VIONA LOU KUKUK SANDRA FAULHABILR Ill' LLN DOI I ARHIDI ? 9quv-F STOLLEIPQ FIREQTONL R059 M VARNER f'R0f ERY Tlrfb 81 Appliances Phone 81 1 1 A , . , , . L 1 4 1 2 fv ' K., S . ,fr 11 Y if 3 ' X,-5 L , y L11 V fl , , . F' ' 1 f 5 I ,N -N y ' I 'W If R' er I 4 f Q . K I If X X if 2 ' A ,gag , y gf ' l , J' f .,., .f . -... 7 . . . A L, L- Q l , A . . 2' - 74a 369 Dance Our annual Homecoming Dance was sponsored by the seniors, and since the game had ended so successfully, there was a huge crowd waiting to see the Queen crowned. Speed Roberts set the atmosphere with his dreamy music, and all my friends certainly took advantage of it! The autumn decorations of brown and green crepe paper and real leaves were beautiful. When the long intermis- sion finally arrived, I had to race to the bookshelves to keep from being trampled by the crowd as the dancers formed the line leading from the study hall door to the queen's throne. It wasn't long until the door was opened, and everyone saw that Rosie Cassell had been elected this year's Queen. Ethel Hobbs, Sandra Faul- haber, Helen Dollarhide, and Mona Lou Kukuk were her attendants. At last, the suspense was over. will tl tt ' tt'tlmtlttlll The Big Moment! .-ll Lasl, Uni- Klum' Unhn Iron fjdw. ,f '7 Hunts uml SIHIIPIUY STRATTON CHEYR0l.PIT CU.. INC Salvs and S4-rvim' Qfamecamdng 76474569454 llointmoiniiig IS ont- ol my tiwmlirvcl inn-iiiorics. l'hc siiailw clinics .incl liontirv tht- night lwlorc-. with tht- pup t ilks hy thv t-mit-lit-5 zincl cliccrlcutlm-1's. stiinnlntqtl tl school 'rit that Ill inwvi' svcn he-tore. NYith all ot this us ai spi pix-liinlc, thc- hig mltiy tiimlly urrivccl. Tha- tloait coniinit- li-vs ol thi' ulaisws, organiifaitions. iuicl civic groups ot the toxin h.icl with-iitly worlwcl tor hours tlit- pilwioiis night. 'l'lliIl1' thvn' lloitx rcuicly to Viv for first prim'-znicl tht-y ' ' - l - - - Qniri 3 ning - nu 'Illia' p.1rticlv was lwlti-r th.in mvr :intl lt'1llllI'k'll not o tht- llo.its. lilli our high svllool llllllil :is wt-ll. that night our Iloincc-oniing was nniclv pwtuct hx' ilu' Sprirtznis win ox vi Imwistown. 153-S. 'l'h:it lust niin- 5 iitaw toiicliclown urls thrilling. Xly. lllll l was uxci X . incl xo xu'i'c' till ol' :ny trim-iicls. .'xl'ill'l'XYLlliClS. tht-y .ill lloi-ln-tl to thi- nlaiiit-1-. lvvliiig that this xxnis tht- lnippim-xt Ilonn-coiniiig in Nca . 9 Coach Trotter s Pep Talk. ll'5 WIN? aan 'Eve Y S rssuyjheiparlaaiwflfaie Ev? . . MEET CORLISS ARCHER Slli KQXSSICIJ, X lun ug' gzrl. 'r fulllrr RONNIIC NRCIIKICXN' K HRS. ARCHER llvr IIItVf1Il'l' XIUNA LOL' KUKUK l,Ul'lSE IIQIIL' AI'l'llt'f-S nmizl JOAN ROGERS X1lI.DRlfD Cm'1i.sxv' lips! frirml 'IOYCE LAY l3l'fN'l-ER FRANKLIN KENNY YANC15, Cnrliss' lwull. IRXNRLIN llulzl llfllll C I ORCI NIE . xm. f I Q---ix-f -4 :C 'AD 5605601 66444 xms. lfn,xNk1Alx ' sux.-xxxliox'1c1m,xx His nmllwr. COUSIN .WINES ZICLPII.-X 'VIIONIPSON TI'4IHlIIl'H1lIkCf. 'I'lllC DUCTUR LYLE NYALTERS lin-tty A girl frivml .IANET ROGERS IANET ROGERS DOROTHY QUIGLE ETIIEL HOBBS NIRS. CLYDIC IIOOI-I , ,gt , ..-, V Z. ,A 9? hx A Q: :'. ,F ,xvxj E, . iff! ' V' fl N1 , A! ANNIE GET YOUR GUN LITTLE GIRL Child nf Ion IOYCIC XYORTI'IINC'lUN CHARLIE DAVENPORT I u.s'i fnlkvr DAVID BROWN MAC ,,,, Slow lmmlynmn JIM II.-XYENS FOSTER XYILSON 110101 1Il'H1JI'ICfUl' PETE GIIIGLIERI DOLLY TATE , K.-XTIIRYN SCIIOLICS Sllllfll-fUlI,Lflll'tI II-X1S'ISfllIl,. XYINNIE TATE Dulllfx lIllH,E1llfl'l' R.'XlIRAR.-X RLCIIEN TONIXIY Cnuntrificrl linnwn -IAY DEE KIPLINC FRANK BUTLER N, HOBIER QUICLE Tull, dark, and l1m1f1'.s'0n1c. MARY ,,Yrv11ng lllIHIII'Cl'.Y of Frank LORENE BACLEY VIANE V BETTY REININLL NIRS. SYLYIA PORTER C1111 IIIllfl'Ul1 CAROL FORNIIIALS ANNIE OAKLEY Sl1f11'l1.x-lznfmlilrg lwrulm' DEICDY ROGERS l,I'I'TLlC I.-XKE JIIIHII'-S' fifflf' l1l'0ll14'l' ICDIJIE SAXIXIONS XIINNIE .Xnnic'.s' lilllc .s-im-iw' RENA NI.-XE PARKER -IESSIE Another Iifflc .S'i.5!L'l' BEVERLY KREIDER BUI7FAI.O BILL , ,, Big and ,aallmlt Bob Elllllff PAXYNEE BILL Slmzrmun BOB FITCH SITTINC BULL Ivgllf EDDIE SAXINIUNS MRS. SCIIVYLER ADAMS DONNA EDXYARDS I'I1llffl'l'!f .wc'i1'fy Izlrlzf. EXTRAS: Sum Burtlvlt. Xiuriuriv VIIIIUYIIILIII. Shirlcy NYOVUI- ington, Louisc IIRIITIS, Put Smith. Ruth Ann IIOOYUY. Sh:-llm lflcnslcy, STUDENT DIRECTOR XYILLADEXE LOVELL DIRECTOR ,,,, , MRS. CLYDE IIOOK . wi-f..,iw ' 4, H... condom 66444 77544 Q gh EH Q LJ' -qw Use R553 is lg -n A 'Hari' ii 3 g w H 1 N sf? K I ' W W E ,aul X6 r 'wok-w us? ww! Q ' 1 J , Q 73'- I if .K uf QW Q X lm x N 1.82: f .fi at , 2 X aff? 1' s. Q' 'Q x 1 2431 1 , gi ,g - 333 35529 'Ea-I M rs. H we V. ,Nw I 952 amine-Seaton 'gcwgaezf cmd 37mm Hy llw Saw, by Ihr' sf-u--. -Sgt, it As you know,rnice seldom swim in deep water, but this mouse hid behind a deep sea diver favor at the 1952 Iunior- Senior Banquet and witnessed all sorts of peculiar happenings-sea seed and driftwood were disappearing down hun- gry student's mouths, and Starfish were hanging down from the church ceiling. The delicious meal was served by soph- omore mermaids. Everyone enjoyed the program which followed. The quartette sang appropriate songs, and Miss Knowl- ton gave her annual poem about the sen- iors. Eeveryone agreed that last year's banquet was the best! SPUUY RIYER FARM PRUDITIITS lcv 1 lcv Cru-mn 1 l,01'kl'l'S The Prom was the highlight of our school year. My senior friends, who were then juniors, had the time of their lives, hanging fish from the gym ceiling: and the crepe paper ship, which covered one wall, was truly a work of art. The theme of Under the Sea was further carried out by means of a rock garden and wha1e's mouth, which scared me to death-the strangest orchestral nois- es kept coming out of it! The girls in pastels, the boys in dark suits danced among the seaweeds, drank sea-foam punch, and finally left to get their coats from Davy Iones' locker. Yes, this was one night I could spend in the ocean without even knowing how to swim. What fun! Da ' tl it -v , 4 kgis P Ni-F X The Banquet, Sunken Ship, and Dlermuids with Their Escorts ng the Seuweml. I ' sr 6.5, wi' Qu... 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G.l.A. 1, 2, 3,-fglep Club 1,' 2,':s,1:L' V-' -1' 3 is 5 ' . A - r U . - :aku 1 . , J ' . ' 1 N V 1' F' ' ' 11 5 .nw ftaff. 41 -1 ,Ili Pl, , . 43 113248 lwvuldelxt 1, hv 1ziI'y 2: - 'l ' ' - ' ' Y 1 ' ' ' I',l'HSill'.I 4: Fmotlzxll 3. 4: B1 sk ktball 1, 2, 3, 42 ' B: , 2, 3, 41 F. F. Ai , .. f t' 23: . - Vu1's1lj 1'!ul' 3, 1 'itz li . : Szf I Pnl ' 1 1, 2, 3, 4: Vcg,-' C1 rus 1, 3, g . '. 'T -us ': F .1 i, , 3 s 1 ' 'fxwwlc-24, 4: F..F. A. ML, ' - C-,1 31, 43 lzuyg' uL-1..t1.- 43 ,-1 MT., 1 H H I lty 1 , , 9- 1 1 , 'I'ru1111n-t f,J1nu't1-tt.- 34, lg Flaws Play Zi, 43 ly,-' Q 7 Q Sta. - Zi: .lunifr UL: 1 1: . 2 ' .- ' J' 'zen- ' A ' ' I R ' . J J 1 rw. , . v, . . . P. . . Q. ' . I . , -, . , ., . . . V , A rf H. A. 1, zz, x, 4 ww-1 -L,-il-m xy: G. A, A. 11 F: . sz '. A. A. , 2, 1 Pep, 'H 1 , -5 Z 1 fwfr -.- ,xQ,-'fm 4g H411 ' 1 1 Ea- ! 1 I ' ' L , I A Liv. v A T ' , 3 1 1, g Q 2, 'g F. . A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 1, 2, ., 1 ,lub Q, 1 3 i f I 1, 2,21 A :.' 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A: 2, 3, 42 FMD C1111 1, 2. 3, .4 f'l'1'1'2.' 1'-fx' SK ' ' 1 1 3 ' 1 ' ' u 2, 39: Class -U2 .l7l'2llN1ll1l'S l'lub 23 Stud-xl Lllrr: 1: 1 2: ff! - A 3 , ' - '- , Aix' s 1 ,Z S11z1!'l.1 Still' 4: Iivtzl Pi ,'ig!!l2l, SI: ff 1: Ulm f:1lJ'l1.' 1, 2, 3, 2 lx 4. Af 4 Y 1531. ' A , ff ff,.F,'0t'f1l1,' ff' 41 lmfl 3' 41 ' F. H1 A. 1, sg cz. A. A, 2, 2, 4 1ll't'Silh'!lt :e, U1 - ' ' - ' ' ' Vyp Clph 1, 2, 3, 142.15111 matics Club 1, 2, 2 2 .' -nt I v g1lIvrzll'1:u1 2. T41 Utfn-1 As.'i.'t:ml 4: livin I'i Sigma . ' .u ' . 1 g Girls' Fl ms 1, 2, ::, li lm 2 1, ag 154.41 -L 111 xg 1 -IA 2. if I ': : ', Y . '. I - A X A' , ' ' ' . Q ' 4. has ' - z Il 1I. 35' Trai - 2' F. F. A. 1 2 34 1' A ' I 1 1... 1, .', . .1 1 - . . 2.-1 ' ' IMH. A. 1.13, 120.9-.A. 2.24: l':-lml'luh1, LIC, 2311.1 . b . 4, 1315, lhm , 1, .l 11111 tdlhlll. 43. Stu V, L LW ,zrii 4: Btu Pi Signm Stun, 4: V w G1I'1.' , ', ,-,.,-1, 3.5111 His. J ' 1-3 in - 1' 1. ,. . A Cggg 1 5 H, ,Emi -3, .A, , . . 1' g,,1.,.x,, -wut.. 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Circle K Cafe Harvey Doll-Crow's Hybrid Corn Douglass Drug Store Dr Kenneth Goff Dentist Eastview Market Ed and Gib Radio and T V Service Filbert Bros Garage Forrest Shell Service Phone 5 Grays Store New Philadelphia Hart Bros Barber Shop Harmony Beauty Shop Hub Pocket Billiards The Ides for Ideal Food Iaeger Implement Co Canton Johnson s Cafe liille Home Laundry Dr Meloan Optometrist McDonough Democrat Melvin Farr Implement Myers Barber Shop Nessel's Dairy Store Norcross Manufacturing Co. Pappas Music Shop, Phone 300 Parker Beauty Shop Parker Motor Sales R and I Playhouse Dale Pteming Interior Decorating Renos D X Service Robbins Iewelry Robinson s Drug Store Ready Foods Provision Co Sallsbury Appliance 61 Service Stauffer s Food Market Glen Stehl Blacksmithing and Welding Stewart and Gentle-Standard O11 The Style Shop Waller and Watt Grocery and Station Wells Studio Western Auto Store Wilson and Hood Sauoz Data Qnzfonecevl DUANI SPANL LER 1'-s Student l ount 1l lieprtsw-11t1t111 1 1 4 1pt.f11n 41 Bas 4 t Bftst r 11 I ll ISU 1 1111 1 I l'Y'UJCCll0Ill'NI 1 t Bet 1 I 1 blbllll St 1 Bots Chorus 1 DUANF SPURLOCK B1skotba,ll2 4 Warsity Club 4 Rod llltl Cun Club 1 Bttfn. P1 Sigma Artist 4 Pdllll 1 lm'-1 Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 MARIAN SW ENEY iounul Repxest-11t.1t1xt 41 IJYAIIIAIILN Y .3 iS+.cre ttrx 3 Student I lbr irlan 1 tt 1 ll 512,111 1 Std 1 L1 L1orus l .3 Mu 1. funttst i 4 Cl.-iss Play 3 7l LPIIA THONIPSOIN lrinsftr from Xb1ngtlu11 i H 1 it tmp Dslegmte SJ Offlu 'tssisttnt 4 Beta P1 Nlfslllt st 1ff 4 Girls Chorus 4 Ll LE NVALTERS s Q tstltnt 0 b ll .5 4 Bts et F tl ub .S '11 1r1 Nltln nt TSI 1 1 fbtudtnt Council Repttsn nt 1t111 43 lunnvr ltot ll ian Class Play 4 CAROL WHITE Class President 4 Studtnt Councll RCIYICSQHITIIXQ 4 I011Clu Dramatics Club 2 3 IVIQC pre-udent il Student Llbrarl 1n 3 Sparta Star C0 Fditor 4 Betl Pi S11. 1111 Stiff 4 Drum Nlaywr 4 flrls Chorus 1 0 3 4 4 CIWSS Play .5 Glrls Suite 3 A1111r1L1n Legion Citizenship Award 5 AXIDRA NVILSON H P111 Club 1 1lI'1IllLtlC.S Club S11 ITIL St'1r 4 Clrls lshorus 1 SUE XVILT H A I 111 Club 1 lxLN'Nl VAYCIL 3 Dr IYTYIIICS Club 1 i Offltt XSSISIAII ss 1 dent ll 1 b1sk1tb'1ll P S 1rt1 St r 4 Bet1 P1 blf.,lll'l Stiff 4 C1rls Lllul if-lx 1 4 lxllt presi 2 1t 4 be-111t rx Z1 Xirsitx tluy 4 Ulu, pu-sl nt o tc I4 mst 4 Bott Sl 1111 Stft ts wrus 1 i X lltllllll lun 4 Junior R11 OPAL lV0RTHINCT0V t1111n L1 ss Plmy 4 H A 1 f.111rls Chorus 3 ROY'S AND LUCILLE'S CAFE ROSE'S BARBER SHOP Pralfle Cnty Prairie City . , T - ' . 1 . . . . - 1 , . . . - 1 , . , I . . . . 1 1 'I , . 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Wow aoddge It s been so much fun for me showmg you pxctures of my hfe at B P C H S through th1s Beta P1 S1gma that I know 1t must have been fun for you too Im very proud of my f1n1shed book and these were some of the fnend who helped the staff and me BUHCH STUDIO who dld our portra1t photography Mr Ioe Sronce of the PEORIA ENGRAVING COMPANY for h1S expert guldance MIDWEST PHOTO SERVICE who developed our lnform al plctures DUDMAN PRINTERY of Macomb PFISTEH BINDEHY of Galesbulg Bern1ce Mead who helped us proofread and Mr Whlte who took our lnformal p1ctures FARMLRS 8 MLRQHAIN fb STATE BANK HUEH 5 RELIABLE HX BRIDS Deposll Insured Memhu' F D I C Dah Slillllldllgll Dvfllqr ADVERTISERS, who so willingly coniributed our funds: Mfwwwfbpjj Q3 QVGA! HUVMMJLFM 'yvli ww wwwx Jcfqfj MWMWW ' QW WM M Mk Jwffbk Jlrm WJMW 'Jil J W MKWy if-pf? W M igw EQ X16 ig? M E R? QQ? WW QE wi L.. 7 1 1 M' n .V md' , f I ' ' , MW . 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