Carlyle High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Carlyle, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1950 volume:

6 R .1 - ' il .,,. zz? ..-: 1'3 'Ji'- -' EL-4 1. '-' ,lil '- ,, .- , -5 hawk FOREWORD THE TOMAHAWK STAFF presents a television program for the year 1950 which gives a review of school life in C. H. S.-it will be full of memories--work and play and it is entirely for your enjoyment-about YOU and for YOU. This is your favorite television program, C. H. S.--T V IN REVIEW. We are on the air! 2: EVENTS VACATION ENDS! SCHOOL BEGINS! Baseball Games MAGAZINE DRIVE THE ALL SCHOOL MAGAZINE PARTY FRESHMAN INITIATION TRAMPOLINE PLAYERS THE Hoo-Doo ' I JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, PROFESSOR, HOW COULD YOU?', THE DREAMERS' broadcast over YVCNT MISS KEENE, DRAMATIC ARTIST reviews the current Broadway success LIFE WITH MOTHER PICTURES BEING TAKEN FOR THE YEARBOOK BASKETBALL SEASON OPENS OPEN House during AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK Fourteen music students receive honor awards Ribbons awarded to five Ag. boys for projects entered in the Farm and Poultry Show at Edwardsville, Ill. XMAS PROGRAM PRESENTED BY THE MUSIC AND DRAMATIC DEPARTMENT XMAS VACATION! EVENTS Flash Floods! Detours! Bridges Out! Icy Roads! Late to School! SEMESTER EXAMS! MUSIC FESTIVAL AT ASHLEY, ILLINOIS Eighteen Junior Achievement Certificates awarded to the Bookkeeping Class Doris Davis presented with the Official Artistic Typing Medal won in the International Artistic Typing Contest John Gray and LeRoy Friedrichsmeyer awarded Certificates of Citation for unusual sales ability in the Magazine Drive FFA CHAPTER presented a radio program over WCNT BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS DIANA DIXON-WHISTLER ROMAN DINNER MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT CARLYLE, ILLINOIS SENIOR CLASS PLAY LEW HERSHEY. CLOIVN JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM THE TOMAHAWK IS HERE! GRADUATION! SCHOOL IS OUT! YEARBOOK STAFF Editor Anna Lu Meyer Assistant Editor Lillie Mae King Production Manager Annabelle Blumenkamp Assistant Production Manager Marilyn Lippert Business Manager Joyce Hoffmann Assistant Business Manager Marjorie Sohn Advertising Sales, Chairman: Ronald Thouvenin, Dale Maibaum. Stanley Parson, Allen Weihe, Wilson Fauke, Warren Duncan Subscription Sales. Chairman: Kenneth Wilkey, Dean Lindsey. Robert Kiffmeyer, Ruth Langham Class Editors: Senior: Phyllis Essington Junior: Alex Johnson Sophomore: Douglas Johnson Freshmen: Leslie Enloe Faculty Editor: Frieda Reinkensmeyer Music: Anna Lu Meyer Activities Nancy Langham Athletics LeRoy Friedrichsmeyer Art Doris Davis Special Awards Opal Bennett Sponsors Miss Dieckmann and Mr. Vollertsen Yes, we have slaved over each page, each picture, each work, but it is worth it. Years from today as you look through the pages. memory of old scenes, old friends, and school days will come to life and you will be a carefree student once again. 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'fix r Q ?i?m,,z my-Q f 3 1' Q f .Q iw 1 WL' 15 if 3. 5 , 1 1 X, N ? tk: 4 t f LATIN CLUB Our Latin Club, a chapter of he National Junior Classical League had a membership of orty-two this year. The sen- ate was composed of the fol- lowing: consul primus, Ruth Langhamg consul sencundus, Douglas Johnson, scriptor, Naomi Koehlerg quaestor, Ken- neth Wilkeyg nuntius, Lillie Mac King. Regular monthly meet- ings were held. The highlights of the year were the celebra- tions of the Saturnalia in De- cember, and the Roman Din- ner in February. Wanda Cooley, Pat Berry, Agnes Michael, Alice Lee, Darrell Davenport, Warren Dempsey, Norma Gaddis, George Malone, Donald Cook, James Crabtree, Wayne Walther, Leslie Enloe, Fred Dorris, Lois Harriss, Monroe White, Paul Kleine, Kenneth Wilkey, Alex Johnson, Douglas Johnson, Sue Johnson, Ruth Langham, Armilla Mitchell, Dorothy Camp, Don Cosgrove, Anna Lu Meyer, Joan Behrens, Darrell Boatright, Wayne Boeker, Bill Sanders, Philip Kahlert, Allen Weihe, Wanda Crabtree, Millicent Bruner, Myrna Bruner, Theodore Wessel, Naomi Koehler, Lillie Mae King, Marilyn Lippert, Charles Spindler, Luretta Falbe, Warren Jensen, Joan Thompson. Sponsor: Miss Maddux ARTYPING CLUB ARTYPING is a new kind of art. We make pictures on the typewriter with one or two keys. Two of our members, Doris Davis and Eldon Hammond, have won the Official Artistic Typing Medal for entries sub- mitted in the Tenth and Eleventh Annual Artistic Typing Contest held in Baltimore, Maryland. Doris Davis, Arlene Hem minghaus, Doris Meunch, Nor ma Simonton, Betty Roecke mann, Millicent Bruner, Mar- jorie Sohn, Joan Behrens, Lillie Mae King, Marilyn Lippert, Theodore Yvessell, Betty Muh- landt, Millie Siddell, Monroe Young, Darrell Boatright, Eldon Hammond, Sue Johnson, Joan Thompson, Velvie Kinney, Don- na Ring, Patty Kinney, Imo- gene Fauke. Sponsor: Miss Dieckmann. June Arrowsmith, Opal Ben- nett, Annabelle Blumenkamp, Myrna Bruner, Barbara Elliott, Joy Gili, Betty Hanke, Naydean Killion, Patty Kinney, LaDonna Koehler, Gracie Lederbrand, Dorothy Michael, Ossere Mitch- ell, Donna Ring, Marjorie Sohn, Eliza Swofford, Imogene Fauke, Joan Thompson, Norma Thou- venin, Joe Ann Williamson. Sponsor, Mrs. Boyd. Officers: Pres.: Annabelle Blumenkamp: Vice-Pres.: Marjorie Sohn: Secy.g Joy Gili: Treas.: La- Donna Koehler, Recreation Di- rector: Imogene Faukeg Re- freshment Director: Betty Hankeg Program Director: Joyce Hoffmann. F. H. A. The F. H. A. has had few activities this year but has enjoyed several parties with the F. F. A. Members attended the spring rally of this district held at Mascoutah. Marjorie Sohn represented the local chapter at the state F H A Camp at East Bay, Bloomington last summer. We plan to send another delegate to the camp this year. ,, Kenneth Conrad, Donald Gambill, Bill Spindlcr, Donald Hanke, Robert Nordike, Edward Sprehe, Clayton Mitchell, Billy Kerwin, Dean Gambill, Bill Pachura, Monroe Young, Earl Kinder, Loyd Nordike, Robert Kiffmeyer, Eugene Koehler, Le- Roy Kleiboeker, Paul Leitsch, Gerald Camp, Dean Lindsey, Bill Delahunt, Lyman Wade, John Johnston, Donald Moore, 'Wilson Fisher, Wayne Becke- meyer, Roy Sohn, John Gray, Laverne Lilly, Jack Brewer, Johnny Siddell, Roger Nordike, Monroe White, James Tisch- hauser, James Nordike, David Guthrie, Norman Rutz, Carroll Schmitt, Raymond Nettles, Car- los Hammond, Russell Church, R-obert Buchele, Bob Wilken, Junior Palm, Sponsor: Mr. Gill. Pres.: Loyd Nordike: Vice- Pres.: Lyman Wade: Secy.: Bill Pachurag Treas.: Wilson Fisher: N Reporter: Roger Nordikeg 'Sen- J . W tinel: Eugene Koehler. F. F. A. The F F A is a national organization of high school boys studying vocational agriculture. The Carlyle Chapter is proud to be a part of this group who live by their motto: Learning to Do: Doing to Learn, Earning to Liveg Living to Serve. l KASKASKIAN STAFF Editor P Assistant Editor Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Features Art Editor Class Reporters Exchange Editor Circulating Manager Scalpers Production Staff Sponsor Stanley Parson Marjorie Sohn .lunior Guthrie Wilson Fauke Wanda Crabtree Doris Davis Ruth Langham, Rosella Kramer, Douglas Johnson, Lois Harriss Naomi Koehler Ronald Thouvenin Phyllis Essington, David Steinmann, Kenneth Fauke Nancy Langham, Jerry Davis, Phyllis Essington. Jack Harter, David Stein- mann, Charles Hoffman, Warren Duncan, Opal Bennett, Annabelle Blumenkamp, Joyce Hoffmann, Doris Davis, Doris Meunch, Arlene Hem- minghaus ' Miss Elam , FLASH! Stanley Parson elected editor of the Kaskaskian! News articles, entertaining features, jokes, editorials have come to., you through the cooperative effort of many persons. Read the Kaskaskian for the latest news! STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization ol' students, elected by studentsg an organization that teaches the students to work together as one body: teaches the students the princi- ples of democracy and fellow- ship and the responsibility of making laws the students must live by. Dale Maibaum, Joyce Hoffmann, Nancy Langham, Rosella Kramer, Kenneth Fauke, Alex Johnson, Myrna Bruner, Sill 'Siever, Paul Kleine, Lois Harriss, Warren Dempsey. Officers are: Chairman: Alex Johnson: Vice-Chairman: Rosella Kramer, Reporter: Warren Dempsey, Secretary: Joyce Hoffmann. Sponsors: Mr. Martin, Miss STAMP AND AUTOGRAPH CL B We do just what the name of our club says -- collect stamps and autographs, Members col- lcct autographs of the governors of the States, band leaders, movie stars, famous musicians and radio stars. Several mem- bers have general stamp collec- tions -- some are specializing in First Day Covers. Kinsman, Mr. Harriss Doris Davis, Arlene Hemminghaus, Wanda Crabtree, Roger Nordike, Warren Jensen, Joy Gili, Patty Kinney, Robert Kiffmeyer, Donald McKee. Sponsor: Miss Dieckmann wl: CONGRATULATE --Doris Davis for winning the Official Artistic Typing Medal in the Eleventh Annual ,Artyping Contest in June 1949. Of the 1023 entries, a first prize is given, the next ten best entries win the Official Medal. We are proud of you, Doris! -Loyd Nordike for being chosen by the American Legion last summer to represent our school at a boys camp in Springfield, Ill. The junior with the highest average is selected and all expenses paid for the week. -John Gray who was high salesman in our Annual Magazine Drive and was awarded a portable radio and a Certificate of Citation for unusual. sales ability. -Roger Nordike, Bill Pachura, Raymond Nettles, Wilson Fisher, and James Tischhauser who entered projects and won ribbons in the Farm and Poultry Show at Edwardsville, Illinois. A-Wanda Crabtree, Millicent Bruner, Lillie Mae King, Naomi Koehler, Loretta Falbe, Alec Johnson, LeRoy Friedrichsmeyer, Theodore Wessel, Anna Lu Meyer, Marilyn Lippert, Imogene Fauke, Sue Johnson, Philip Kahlert, and Rosella Kramer who participated in band for three years and were awarded a music emblem. x -Wilson Fauke, Charles Hoffman, Joyce Hoff- mann, Eugene Koehler, and Eliza Swofford who won Superior Certificates in the International Bookkeeping Contest last spring. -Lillie Mae King who was awarded a Certificate for excellent work in Latin. -Roy Sohn and Donald Hanke for receiving an F F A Activity Letter. --LeRoy Friedrichsmeyer for receiving a Certifi- cate of Citation for unusual sales ability--he ranked second in selling magazines in the annual Magazine Drive. V The Daughters of the American Revolution honors one girl from the senior classes of the Senior High Schools upon the following qualities which make for g o o d citizenship: DEPENDABILITY, SERVICE, LEADERSHIP, PATRIOTISM. The members of the senior class and faculty vote for whom they believe best qualified as a good citizen on the basis of the four above points, and ANNA LU MEYER was selected to repre- sent the school as their GOOD CITIZEN. 7 .Q Sf? sk, X X- -in M U4 N lb W BAND OFFICERS Lillie Mae King, Secretary, Mr. Vollertsen, director, Bll S V' P es., Millicent Bruner, President, Rose Kramer, Historian, Joan Behrens, Treasurer. Carlyle High School was Very proud of the ratings students Won at the District Music Contest held in Hillsboro, Ill., March 24. Cynthia Westerman-ti'umpet A Millicent Bruner---clarinet A Mary Frerker-vocal A Joan Behrens--vocal A Joan Behrens-bassoon A Lillie Mae King---French Horn B Alex Johnson--Baritone B Wanda Crabtree-Vocal A Anna Lu Meyer-piano B Lois Harriss-Baton Twirling C Clarinet Quartet A Vocal Sextet B CA indicates first, B second and C, third place? The State Contest will be held April 28 at Cham- paign, Ill. All A ratings will be eligible to participate. We are looking forward to some state Winners from Carlyle. GIRLS CHORUS front row H. Palm, A. Mitchell, P. back row Mr. Vollertsen, M. Bruner, J Essington, J. Bolan, F. Bennett, J. Kleber. Lippert, A. Blumenkamp, N. Koehler, N 0. Bennett, B. Travis, G. Lederbrand, M. Gaddis, C. Eikhoff, K. Delahunt, W. Crab Turner, J. Hoffman tree, C. Pachura, P. Gillett DREAM ERS SEXTET A girls sextet has been busy singing. Wanda Crabtree, Joan Behrens, Millicent Bruner, Marilyn Lippert, Lillie Mae King and Anna Lu Meyer are the Dreamers of Carlyle. Betty Hanke was the able accompanist. but due to program conflict, Naomi Koehler joined the ranks as an alto and Anna Lu Meyer became accompanist. This sextet was organized at the beginning of the year. It has been very popular and all of its appearances have been by request. PEP BAND ' first row, M. Bruner, M. Bruner, N. Smith, M. Schoendienst second row, N. Koehler, M. Maibaum, A. Mitchell, M. Frerker, D. Schroeder, L. Falbe, L. King, D. Wells, C. Westerman, B. McAllister Standing: Mr. Vollertsen, W. Crabtree, A. Meyer, P. Gill, I. Fauke, B. Seibert, P. Heinzmann. M. Lippert, P. Kahlert, T. Wessel, A. Johnson, R. Sohn, L. Friedrichsmeyer A fabsentl A. Krebs, R. Kramer, S. Johnson Mr. Vollertsen reorganized the Pep Band this year, and they certainly did a fine job of keeping everybody lively and gay. They cooperated with the cheerleaders and added to the enthusiasm of fans and players at the basketball games. VARSITY BAND Ten band members and Mr. Vollertsen organized the Rhythm Rascals. This small group has had a lot of fun playing together and have given some fine per- formances. Their big night was playing for the Celebra- tion Dance of the winning of the Tri-County Conference Title. CONCERT AND 1 row: M. Bruner, M. Bruner, N. Koehler N. Smith, M. Schoendienst, L. Harriss, W Johnson, I. Fauke, D. Roper 2 row: M. Maibaum, A. Mitchell, M. Frerker, D. Schroeder, M. Wade, H. Zinsch- lag, W. Dempsey, S. Prasuhn, L. Falbe L King, L. Lilly, T. Bm-din, s. Loddick,, Di Wells, D. Johnson, C. Wcsterman, B. Mc Allister 3 row: B. Siever, P. Gill, A. Meyer, J Enloc, J. Mount, B. Seibert, D. Zachry, E Etter, P. Heinzmann, M. Lippert, P. Kahlert T. Wessel, L. Essington, A. Johnson, E Apple, R. Jansen, R. Sohn, L. Friedrichs meyer, Mr. Vollertsen, W. Crabtree fabsentj A. Krebs, R. Kramer, S. .Iohn son, J. Behrens The Concert Band has been very active this year. Members of the band have participated in several festivals and have given several concerts which seemed to please the public. The Spring Concert is a big event each year and the members are Working hard to make it a success. Tentative plans are made for a Spring Tour. MARCHING BAND X iw Y A., EM lelicxi BASEBALL back row: L. Essington, G. Wilkerson, R. Nettles, J. Guthrie, D. Cosgrove. W. Sanders, D. Guthrie first row: Coach Woodard, W. Faukc, R. Koehler, J. Ilartcr, R. Thouvcnin K. Fauke, B. Siever, E. Koehler The Carlyle High School Baseball Team completed the 1949 season with a record of eight Wins and one defeat. Lettermen for the year: Ronald Thouvenin, Wilson Fauke, Homer Gutherie, Kenneth Fauke, Donald Cos- grove, Jack Harter, Eugene Koehler, Richard Koehler, Bill Siever. THE SCHEDULE FOR THE YEAR O C. H. S. 11 OKAWVILLE 2 C. H. S. 14 BREESE 4 C. H. S. 11 SANDOVAL 2 C. H. S. 14 ODIN 2 C. H. S. 13 ASHLEY 3 C. H. S. 2 NASHVILLE 4 C. H. S. 10 ST. MARY'S 1 C. H. S. 13 NASHVILLE 7 C. H. S. 13 ST. MARY'S 2 FANS FIELD PLAY OFF CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Winners of Tri-County Conference with a 8-1 record. Winners of the playoffs among first four teams at close of season. B TEAM Back row, F. Stilt, J. Crabtree, G. F. Dorries, W. Sanders, D. Young, Camp, E. Hammond, J. Gray, Coach P. Leitsch, N. Nehrt Woodard, F. Chambers, G. Wilkerson First row, L. Essington, D. Johnson Middle row, B. Siever, R. Nettles, D. Guthrie, E. Kinder, B. Shepard B TEAM SCORES Carlyle vs Ashley 43--35 Carlyle vs Okawville Carlyle Odin 39-40 Carlyle vs Sandoval Carlyle Breese 33-24 Carlyle vs St. Mary's Carlyle Sandoval 46-40 Fresh.-Soph. vs Hoyleton Carlyle Highland 40-34 Carlyle Nashville Carlyle St. Mary's 35-31 Carlyle Lebanon Fresh.-Soph vs Hoyleton 39-20 Carlyle Odin Carlyle Nashville 32-71 Carlyle Ashley Carlyle Mt. Olive 50-57 Carlyle Okawville Carlyle Breese 36-30 Carlyle Greenville Carlyle Mt. Olive 43-44 Carlyle O'Fallon Fresh.-Soph. Tournament Carlyle vs Breese 33-31 Carlyle vs Sandoval 48-50 Carlyle vs Ashley 53--55 CHEERLEADE S Front: Kay Delahunt Joan Thompson Middle row: Anna Lu Meyer, Back: Lois Harriss Phyllis Essington, ,Joyce Kleber, To highlight a great basket- ball season, the purple and gold colors were very ably worn by six wonderful cheerleaders who carried spirit and enthusiasm into every game. The cheerleaders, elected by popular vote of the student body were coached by Miss Kinsman. GYMNASTICS cLAss Wanda Crabtree, Jerry Davis, Warren Duncan, Phyllis Essing- ton, Dean Gambill, Ruth Langhm, Anna, Lu Meyer, Jim- my Crabtreeg Bobby King, June Arrowsmith, Joe Ann William- son, David Steinmann, Floyd Chambers, Millicent Bruner, Myrna Bruner, Lillie Mae King, Marilyn Lippert, Mollie Siddell, Scotty Mills, Alice Lee, Bill Delahunt, Donna Roper, Donnie Koehler, Mary Turner, Dorothy Camp, JoAnn Lippert, Stanley Parson, Dean Gambill, Roy Sohn, Joan Thompson, Allen Weihe, Warren Jensen, Warren Dempsey, Lois Harriss, Gracie Lederbrand, Patty Gillett, Wayne Beckemeyer, Paul Kleine, Robert Nordike, Monroe White, Barbara Elliott, Kay Delahunt, Joyce Kleber, James Tisch- hauser. Officers: Pres.: Joyce Hoffmann, Vice-Pres.: Jerry Don Congrove, Carroll Schmitt, Kay son, Dean Gambill, Lois Harriss, Sue Delahunt, Bill Delahunt, Dean Lindsey, Johnson, Scotty Mills, Dick Brown, Miss Kinsman- Tom Leitsch, Robert Kiffmeyer, Phyllis Sponsor: Mr. Fee. Essington, Joyce Kleber, Joan Thomp- PEP CLUB A Gym Team was organized at the beginning of school and practice began immediately. Ac- tivities centered on tumbling balancing, parallel bars and trampoline. The troup per- formed during the half of several home basketball games and other functions. C-A-R--L-Y-L-E! Carlyle! Carlyle! Yea! Team! Perhaps the main reason why our basketball team has won more than their share of the games is due to the fine support that the PEP CLUB has given them. The Club has 49 members, many of whom attend most of the games. Davis, Treas.: Naomi Koehlerg Secy.: Imogene Fauke, Sponsor CITIZENS OF TUMORROW U 'F enfi i FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Leslie Joe Enloe, President Lois Harriss, Treasurer Kay Delahunt, Vice-President Martha Litt-ell, Secretary FRESHMEN CLASS For a while we were strangers in a strange land, but soon we got to know our schedules, our way around the building and to know our teachers and our classmates. We rather startled the student body by having one of our number, John Gray, win the portable radio which was awarded to the highest magazine salesman in the magazine drive. That started us off with a bang! We had lots of fun during our initiation-bowing to the juniors and seniors and feeding them candy! How glad we fthe boysj were to get those scarfs off our heads! Remember how the seniors and juniors bowed to each one of us in the Gym.? Bet they were stiff for a few days! t Joyce Kleber, our candidate for Hoo-Doo Queen, was First Maid of Honor. We are represented by the following class officers: president, Leslie Joe Enloeg vice-president, Kay Delahuntg secretary, Martha Littrell, treasurer, Lois Harriss, Kay Delahunt, Joyce Kleber and Lois Harriss are our cheer leaders. In basketball, John Gray, Clayton Mitchell, Delmar Young, James Crabtree, and Frederick Stilt are our representatives. On the Student Council are Lois Harriss and Warren Dempsey. To guide and advise us, we selected Mrs. Boyd and Mr. Fee. 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Our class officers, who are doing a good job are: Patty Gillett, president, Bill Siever, vice-president, Douglas Johnson, secretary, and Paul Kleine, treas- urer. We have one class member on the Kaskaskian Staff, Douglas Johnson. The class is well represented on the basketball BU team by Bob Nettles, Bill Siever, David Guthrie, Douglas Johnson, Bob Shepard, Larry Essington, Menard Nehrt, Fred Dor- ries, George and Bruce Wilkerson. Our outstanding musical talent includes Bill Siever on the drums, and Myrna Bruner on the clarinet. Members of the Student Council are Bill Siever, Paul Kleine and Myrna Bruner. Our sponsors are Miss Kinsman and Mr. Harriss, whom we elected when we were freshmen to guide us. 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NVilk4-rson Gm-orgc NVilks-rson Quo lnletureb Barbara: Starr, Ruth Ann Crowell JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Richard Koehler, Vice-President, Marjorie Sohn, Treasurer, Bill Sanders, President Naomi Koehler, Secretary i JUNIOR CLASS This is a year full of great excitement, fun and of rich experience -- the year for raising funds for the Prom and Banquet this year, and the Yearbook for next year. contest last year. Others showing musical talent are Rosella Kramer, Sue Johnson, Naomi Koehler, Theodor Wessel and Alex Johnson. The athletes of the class include, Our capable class officers are: Bill Sanders, presidentg Richard Koehler, vice-president: Naomi Koehler, secretary and Marjorie Sohn, treasurer. Those showing the most musical talent are Joan Behrens, Millicent Bruner, Lillie Mae King, Marilyn Lippert and Philip Kahlert. All won medals at the Homer Guthrie, Richard Koehler, Don Cos- grove, Kenneth Fauke, Bill Sanders and Earl Kinder. The only cheer leader of the junior class is Joan Thompson. We are represented on the Student Council by Alex Johnson, Rosella, Kramer and Kenneth Fauke. Our sponsors are Miss Maddux and Miss Beaty. Ioan ,lll'lll'l'llF4 llzirrq-II Nh: nc Millie-cnt lhnhs-rt lim-nn:-th Don llqmlrigln Hooker llruni-r liuvln-lo Fonraul 1'usg.:rovv llill Iil'lllll'fIl Illl02l'lll' Ilonn-r Eldon Gone llhlilllllllf Fnukc Fauke- Hllfllril' Hsunmmul llnricr Nvurren .Im-lim-ll . l.iIIi1- Mao King Nl :I rilyn Lippvrt llilllllil Ning,- Jl alrjorim- Sohn A le-x Johnson Fully liilllllfy Ill-ity llillllillldl lk-It y lf0l'l'klllllllll .Ioan 'I'I10mps0u Sue J0llllN0ll Yclviv liilllll'Q' Scotty Mills llill Sanders Ly mu ll Xvzulc Philip Kzllllcrf N :xomi li0l'llll'l' llaynnnul N 1-ith-s Fnrroll S1-ll mill 'l'ln-oalor XYQNHQI Y nydean Killioll Il iq-lm rd Koi-Illcr llill I':u-Imran Millie Sidclvll Mun roe Young: Earl li i n ml 0 r Roan-lla li rumor .l unior Palm Norma 8-Iimonton I rm-no Ilefvnll LeRoy Friedrichsmeyer, Vice-President Eliza Swofford, Secretary Stanley Parson, President Joyce Hoffman, Treasurer SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS This year of school is one of great importance to the senior class. Not only do we hope to graduate, but there's the order- ing of name cards, class rings, having pictures taken. putting out of the Yearbook, the senior play, class day, and of course, learning all we can before we leave in May. Our is a class full of talent. There's Doris Davis who won a medal in the International Artistic Typing Contest-three of our girls have been queens-Phyllis Essington, Hoo- Doo Queen during her Junior Year, Ruth Langham, Hoo-Doo Queen this year, and Wanda Crabtree, Dairy Queen and Peach Queen of Southern Illinois. In athletics we shine with Jack Harter, Wilson Fauke, Charles Hoffman, Eugene Koehler and David Steinmann. We have as cheerleaders, Phyllis Essington and Anna Lu Meyer. In Gymnas- tics there's Dean Gambill, Dean Lindsey, Phyllis Essington and Anna Lu Meyer. The senior class is really musical. Wanda Crab- tree, Anna Lu Meyer, Allen Weihe and LeRoy Friedrichsmeyer are our excellent musicians. Stanley Parson is the editor of the Kaskaskian as well as our class president. Other class officers rare: LeRoy Friedrichs- meyer, vice-president, Eliza Swofford, secre- tary, Joyce Hoffman, treasurer. On the Student Council we are represented by Dale Maibaum, Nancy Langham and Joyce Hoff- mann. Our class advisors are Miss Dieckmann and Mr. Vollertsen. Nancy lillllgllillll IN-an finlnliill Uilllillll ll1'Kl'l' 1 John Johnson Eva shackles: Yi-ra Reinkcnsmcyer !Yurrcn Dunuun llill Spimllcr Opal IB1-mu-tl K1-nne-ill N'ilk4-y KYilsun lfsmlu- .luck Ilurtcr l rim-dz: lh-inkx-nsnu-yn-r .Kuna Ln Nh-ya-r Ronald 'I'honv1-nin xllllillilqll' lllllllll'llkIllll1D ,Ulvn N'0ih0 xxilllilil 1'l'Zlll1l'l'l' f'll1ll'll'S lloffmun David Steinnmnn Doris Meunch Doris Davis Ruger Nordike Sizlllls-y l'ill'H0ll Eliza Sw0l'f0r4l L1-Roy Friedrivllslln-yu-r Joyvc- l!ul'l':nzxnn Luyel Norcliko Ihlgvlue- Koehler Ruth Idllljljlllllll H1-org'c lilm-ilnoolu-r Ilonnltl 1-launhill f'lili'I'l' Ann l':u'h1ll':l .hurry llzlvis Phyllis l'1NSillIIf0ll Dale- llilibillllll lf0lll'l'l ,liiffnu-yn-r ,lrlm-ne Hl'llllllillg'llilllS Ilcnn Lindsey SENIOR WHO'S WHO BENNETT, OPAL- Red Yearbook 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, Stamp 84 Autograph Club 3, Choir 3, 4, Kaskaskian Staff 4 BLUMENKAMP, ANNABELL- Annie Kaskaskian Staff 4, Stamp 84 Autograph Club 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, FHA 1, 2. 3, 4 Yearbook 4 CRABTREE, WANDA- Crabie Band 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, Acappella 1, 2, Sexette 4, Octette 1, 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Club Officer 2, Stamp 85 Autograph Club, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Junior Play, Kaskaskian Staff 3, 4, Candidate for Queen 2 DAVIS, DORIS- Dynamite 1 Stamp 85 Autograph Club 3, 4, Club Officer 3, Year- book 4, Kaskaskian Staff 3, 4, Student Librarian 3, Band 3, Choir 3, Artistic Typing Club 4. transferred from Keyesport High School 1948 DAVIS, JERRY- Slim Pep Club 3, 4, Kaskaskian Staff 4 DUNCAN, WARREN- Atlas Pep Club 3, 4, Kaskaskian Staff 4, Yearbook 4. Flag Custodian 1, 2, transferred from Keyesport High School 1948 ESSINGTON, PHYLLIS- Fiddy Joe Hoo-Doo Queen 3, Yearbook 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Class Officer 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Class Play 3, Chorus 3, 4, Kaskaskian Staff 4, Gymnastics Class 4, transferred from Keyesport High School 1948 FAUKE, WILSON- Hap Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, Class Officer 2, Yearbook 4, Kaskaskian Staff 4 FRIEDRICHSMEYER, LEROY- Lee Yearbook 4, Class officer 4, Band 2, 3, 4, School Paper 2, transeferred from Red Bud High School 1949 GAMBILL, DEAN- Claudie Dean FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Gymnastics Class 4 GAMBILL, DONALD- Bub FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 HARTER, JACK- Cherokee Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3 Captain Basketball Team 1, 2, Student Council 2, Letterman's Club 3, Kaskaskian Staff 4, transferred from Keyesport High 'School 1948 HEINHVIINGHAUS, ARLENE- Irrie Girls Choir 1, Student Librarian 3, Stamp and Autograph Club 3, 4, Kaskaskian Staff 4, Artistic Typing Club 4 HOFFMANN, CHARLES- Long John Basketball 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Kaskaskian Staff 4, Stamp 35 Autograph Club 3 HOFFMANN, JOYCE- Shorty Stamp 35 Autograph Club 3, Student Council 4, Class Officer 4, Pep Club 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Kaskaskian Staff 4, Freshman Candidate for Queen JOHNSTON, JOHN- Sleepy FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2 ICIFFMEYEVR, ROBER,T+ Sam Shovel Stamp 85 Autograph Club 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Gym- nastics Class 4 KLEIBOEKER, GEORGE- Toni FFA 2, transferred from Centralia Township High School 1948 KOEHLER-, EUGENE-- Moon Track 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Club Officer Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 LANGHAM, NANCY- Blondie Yearbook 4, Student Council 4, Cheerleader 2, Class Sfecretary 3, Kaskaskian Staff 4, transferred from Keyesport High School 1948 LANGHAM, RUTH- Peach Band 1, 2, Choir 1, 4, Latin Club 1, 3, 4, Pres. of Latin Club 4, Student Council 1, Hoo-Doo Queen 4, Kaskaskian Staff 3, 4, Junior Play Yearbook 4, Pep Club 3, 4 LINDSEY, DEAN- Snowball FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Gymnastics Class 4 MAIBAUM, DALE- My-Bomb STUDENT Council 4, Latin Club 1, Yearbook 4 MEYER, ANNA LU- Annie Class Olficer 1, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Kaskaskian Staff 3, Junior Play, Yearbook 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Manager of Magazine Sales 4 MEUNCH, DORIS-'fSquash Girls Choir 1, Kaskaskian Staff 4, Student Librarian 3, Artistic Typing Club 4 McKEE, DONALD-'dVLac Class Officer 2, Manager of Magazine Sales 2, 3, Stamp 8: Autograph Club 3, 4, Band 2, Flag Custo- dian 1, 2, Annual Staff 2, Stamp Club 1, 2, Kas- kaskian Staff 4, transferred from Keyesport High School 1948 NORDIKE, LOYD- Klondike FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Track 2, 3, Club officer NORDIKE, ROGER- Andrew FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Stamp da Autograph Club 4, Club Officer 4 PACHURA, CLAIRE ANN- Patsy FHA 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, 4, Cecilian Choir 2 PARSON, STANLEY- Sap Editor Kaskaskian 4, Class Play 3, Student Council 3, Pep Club 3, President of Class 4, Yearbook 4 REINKENSMEYER, FRIEDA- Fritz Girls Chorus 1, 3, Yearbook 4, FHA 4 REINKENSMEYER, VERA- R,inkie Chorus 1, 3, FHA 4 SHACKLEE, EVA- Shackie FHA 4, Choir 1, 3, SPINDLER, BILL-- Frog FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 STEINMANN, DAVID- Doc Manager Basketball 3, Class Play 3, Track 1, 2, Kaskaskian Staff 4 SWOFFORD, ELIZA- Lidie FHA 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Class Officer 4 THOUVENIN, RONALD-- Critter Student Council 3, Yearbook 4, Class President 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Kaskaskian Staff 4 WEIHE, ALLEN- Sheik Bang! 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, JUHIOI' Play, Pep Club 3, 4, Choir 2 WILKEY, KENNETH- Flat Top President of Class 3, Club Officer 4, Class Play 3, Stamp dia Autograph Club 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Student Council 3 dmin 'X - all ffahbn BOARD OF EDUCATION, Community Unit District No. 1, Clinton County left to right standing: John Moran, President, Raymong Schnitzmeyer, Robert Stein left to right seated: C. .l. 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