Catlin High School - Yearbook (Catlin, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1953 volume:

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Classes Senior Class history, Senior Class pictures, Class prophecy, Class will, Theme songs, Senior play, Class poem Junior Class pictures, Junior play, Sophomore Class- pictures, Freshman Class pictures Activities l-lomecomlng Queen, Outstanding Citizens, Annual Staff, Newspaper suff, National Honor Society, ' Service Club, Student Council, F. H. A. , F. F. A. , Student Monitors, Librarians, Girls' Chorus, Mixed A Chorus, Twlrlers, Band Auueucs lg Cheerleaders, Football, Basketball, B team Basketball, School calendar A - if 532 3523 Q The class of 53 dedicates this issue of the Catlinean to Mrs. Iris Davis, our school secretary, She has served as school secretary for seven years under four principals: Mr, Koontz, Mr, Keeney, Mr, Gahan, and Mr. Brackney. She has also been active in community work, a member of the Church of Christ Choir and a member of the Eastern Star, . 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E. , General Science, Chemistry, Biology ' an Ju. sTI?' MR, SMITH X , .ar Agriculture 1, 2, 4 MRS. WILLIAMS Home Economics 1, 2, 3, 4 ,saucy 1 . . my - A Q., ' , I ff 'QV Q' f ,fa ' MR, BRACKNEY fi ft 5 f Algebra, Geometry s, , x K K j x k..A .,f' ' ' . .,xV W Q, i 5 t ,' . 1' MISS LEE American His Civics, World 'st Spanis W '- R MR. MAYES General Math vw, Industrial Arts 31 if K Am X I as MR. TOTHEROH Eng ' 1, 2,3,4 MRS, HARRIS Mixed and Gir1's Chorus, Band, Girls' P. E. MR. BYERS Shorthand and Typing 1 8: 2, Bookkeeping E 5 E 1 Mr. Neuman Bus Driver .wma amp , -Q-...- --.....,T,, 'T 'r- 'i4,,h Mr. Byerly Custodian WX' , 1 fu 55 u Su Mr, Boots Bus Driver-Asst. Custodian i-,. . SVA ' 'Q Y-1, , am. 3 3 SNA mx 5 P' fl X5 Q H Qx Q67 9.3, Q .M 1, L.. kgzs-K P 5 . I f 143' nf' ' -3' xv' 1 -v v ' 'M f ' ' .t -I . 4' .1 '. a 44., A. , as 1 3 .. ' ' . . a xi, 11 ,. . . . , ,A 4 Q: Q: 4' ' . E1 A ... ' 9 ,3 .xii LLSHQV ' L. 1 N., fi 3 i E J 5 3 5 3 In the fall of '49, 30 meek and mild green freshmen slipped quietly into their first high school assembly. After passing our initiation we settled down rp start our four year journey to acquire an education. At our first class meeting we elected Bob Kepling-President. Donald Schmimk-Vice Presidentg Bonnie Brown- Secretaryg Leo Pate-Treasurer. Joan Padgett was our class reporter and Bob Vamer represented Us in Student Council. Peggy Goble and Stanley Johnson served on the Noon-Hour-Recreation Committee. M' Kovak was electeu aa our class Sponsor, and Peggy Goble was our queen attendant. We entered into most of the activities and organizations with as Imuch enthusiasm as most freshmen have, When we entered C. T. H. S. as sophomores we had decreased in number to 28. Officers were elected as follows: Barbara Reed-Presidentg Alice Knight-Vice Presidentg Delbert Phillips-Secretary, and Treasurerg Ruth Nevels, Bob Kepling, and Francis Gillogly-Student Council and Bonnie Brown and Dean Runyon-Noon-l-lour-Re- creation Comm. Barbara Reed was our queen attendant and Peggy Goble was elected cheerleader. We were well represented in the athletic and music departments as well as many other organizations. Still decreasing in number, 23 of usentered high school to fulfill another year. We elected officers as tollowsg Bob Vamer-Presidentg Marjorie Taylor-Vice Presidentg Alma Kepling-Secretary: Joan Padgett-Treasurerg Doris Finley, Peggy Goble and Bill Turner-Student Council. Alice Knight-Reporter. Peggy Goble and Bonnie Brown were electedcheerleaders and Ruth Nevels was our queen attendant. Seven of us were elected to the Annual Staff and fiveato the National Honor Society. Our Junior play Comin Round the Mountain, under the direction of Miss LaMandin was a big success. Mrs, Williams and Mr. Mayes were our sponsors and supervised the Homecoming and the Junior-Senior Prom. For the fourth and final time all 23 of us returned to finish the one short year as the great seniors. Our officers were as follows: Bill Turner-Presidentg Ruth Nevels-Vice Presidentg Alma Kepling-Secretary, Treasurerg and Doris Finley, Dean Runyon, and Bob Varner-Student Council. Peggy Goble was elected cheerleader and Alice Knight was our Homecoming Queen. Bob Varner was President of the F. F. A. Chapter and Vice President of Sect- ion 18. Bob Kepling and Delbert Phillips were Captains and Co-Captains on the football team. Mrs. Williams and Mr. Totheroh helped us with our play Rest Assured. We added one to the class the second semester, Keith Brown. Elinor Valentine and Stanley Johnson were given D. A. R. and S. A. R, Awards by the class and faculty. We the Senior Class of 1953 wish to thank the faculty for their never tiring efforts to make Us sound American citizens during our four short years at C. T. H. S. To the under classmen we wish that their remaining years be as full of good times as ours have been, 5 fi 's A 3 3 1 Ethel Alldredge if Kerry Crawford X N Wi 1 Keith Brown Q I ,217 :,,. ' Bonnie Brown -J 'Q'- X f at Pat Drollinger X' g EN - on , , y Doris Finley Francis Gillogly Peggy Goble 21 .Tfzapfiecg Ethel Alldredge--is now floor supervisor of nurses at Methodist Hospital of Central Illinois in Peoria. Bonnie Brown--is a lab technician at Lake View Hospital. Keith Brown--owns several large farms around Catlin and is teaching his little boys to drive tractors like their daddy. Pat Drollinger- -has done quite well for herself working in the telephone office in Danville. Doris Finley--has finally finished her nurses' training and is happily married to that guy from the hills of Kentucky, Francis Gillogoly--is technical-director of WBKB, Channel 4, Chicago. Peggy Goble--has her own television show on C. B. S, Joyce Hunt--she and Lowell are now married and raising speed demon Whites . Stanley Johnson--finally decided the bache1or's life wasn't for him, and he and his family are living in a cottage by a lake, Alma Kepling- -has finally found that one guy and is now settled down to raising basketball players. Bob Kepling- -has retired from the army and is helping Ruth take care of all their children. Alice Knight--is living on a farm near Sidell and is raising a lot of rice. Earl Lomax--is a foreman at the General Motors Plant in Tilton. Ruth Nevels--is having quite a time dividing her time between two sets of twins and one set of triplets, Joan Padgett--decided that a farmer's wife was the life for her and has settled down on a farm near Allerton. Delbert Phillips--now mayor of Tilton is helping Joyce rear their own basketball team. Phyllis Redmond--is a private secretary to one of the well-known lawyers in Chicago, Dean Runyon--is still waiting around for Mary Lou to hurry up and make up her mind to settle down. Don Schmink--has his own semi and is kept busy hauling cattle to market from Vamer's ranch in Texas, Marjorie Taylor--instead of spending her time watching for a certain Pontiac, she is usually seen riding in it with that Martin guy. Bill Tumer- -he and Bonnie were married soon after he got out of the Navy and they are living in Tilton, Bob Varner--fulfilled his greatest dream because he now owns Pert and a large ranch with several oil wells on it in Texas. Elinor Valentine--has returned to Catlin after her college 'training to teach music here. Kerry Crawford--only has a small amount of time to spend farming since he is more interested in electric trains. 2 3 2 2 3 Q L..- L X . K Joyce Hunt o A QR Robert Kepling LQ-,, Ruth Nevels Y S: Q A Stanley Johnson Alma Kepling Alice Knight .Li E311 LOITIBX Jgan Padggtt N S 'S E 's S! 2 Q S I I? is H ' will Ethel Alldredge will my knowledge of the library to Dean Liggett. Bonnie Brown will my baritone to Gerald Brown. Keith Brown will my Chevrolet to Larry Finley. Kerry Crawford will my driving ability to Billy Jo Stimac. Pat Drollinger will my ability to always having a boy in hand to Mary Lou Drollinger Doris Finley will my sewing ability to Jane Carrigan. Francis Gillogly will my physique to Eugene Buckellew, Peggy Goble will my cheering to Wilma Brown, Joyce Hunt will my diamond to Joyce Turner. Stanley Johnson will my atheletic ability to Jerry Ross. Alma Kepling will my good grades to Lynda Darr. Bob Kepling will my years of going steady to Dean Sacre, Alice Knight will my height to Dick Belton. Earl Lomax will my black hair to Carol Cauldwell. Ruth Nevels will my long hair to Barbara Kepling. Joan Padgett will my good times to Phyllis Blair. Delbert Phillips will my love for noon hour walks with my girl to Bob Corbin. Phyllis Redmond will my complexion to Margaret Wherry. Dean Runyon will my Ford to Jack Sallee. Don Schmink will my class ring to anyone who thinks they can get it. Marjorie Taylor will my job at Meis to Sonna Ross. . William Turner will my neat appearance to Terry Himan. Elinor Valentine will my music ability to Janet Coble. Bob Vamer will my late hours to Larry Darr, 5 3 2 4 2 vs , Q 1? 'Ts' Delbert Phillips xi v ai , L. 5 I 'S 'X xl 2 Donald Schmink me 1 vu William Turner Lg Xa Phyllis Redmond for ' 3 if 6 V at Elinor Valentine X fg 13 . xv Dean Runyon Marjorie Taylor ,. A x ,ll . .,,1 if I Robert Varner li E 2 E 1 5 .Meme Ethel Alldredge - My Best to You Bonnie Brown - You'11 Never Get Away Kerry Crawford - Slippin Around Patricia Drollinger - I'm Never Satisfied Doris Finley - I Can Dream Can't I Francis Gillogly - Jambalya Peggy Goble - I'm Nobody's Sweetheart Now Joyce Hunt - Because Your Mine Stanley Johnson - I'll Walk Alone Alma Kepling - Wish You Were Here Robert Kepling - You Belong to Me Alice Knight - Because of You Earl Lomax - I'll Sail My Ship Alone Ruth Nevels - Stormy Weather Joan Padgett - My Love and Devotion Delbert Phillips - Walkin to Missouri Phyllis Redmond - I'll Get By Dean Runyon - Why Do You Do Me Like You Do Do Do Donald Schmink - A Kiss To Build A Dream On Marjorie Taylor - Trying Bill Turner - Anchors Aweigh Elinor Valentine - Loveliest Night of the Year Robert Varner - Auf Weidersehn 5 E Q 3 S'5' Mr. Morlock Q father J - Bob Varner Mrs. Morlock Q motherJ - Elinor Valentine Mary f daughter, about 20 J - Joan Padgett Jessica Q daughter 13 J - Alma Kepling Mildred Q maid J - Ruth Nevels Joe Lanconi Q Mary's fiance J - Bill Turner Luigi Lanconi f Joe's papa J - Earl Lomax ' Martha f Luigi's departed wife J - Bonnie Brown Lucifer C from Down BelowJ - Donald Schmink Miss Akers Q Mr, Mor1ock's secretary J - Doris Finley George Plew f attorney J - Kerry Crawford Mrs. Schmaltz 1 a blustery, middle-aged lady J - Alice Knight Dr. Brown f the family physician J - Francis Gillogly Mr, Black C the nervous, twitchy mortician J - Stanley Johnson Rest Assured was centered around a grouchy old goat, Bob Varner, who won't permithis daughter to marry a poor, but ambitious Italian boy, Bill Turner, Confusion reigns! Peace fina ly triumphs, E5 2 3 2 5 5 2 4 Efaern Ethel Alldredge, our classroom brain, ls now busy relieving pain. Bonnie Brown is white Chevy mad, And if it doesn't come, she is quite sad. Keith Brown, who is new this year, Can reallynput his car in gear. Kerry Cra ord likes to drive his jeep. When he sees pretty girls, he oes Beep, Bee Pat Drollin er doesn't know wgo to ma Whether itgl be Tom, Dick, or Harry. Doris Finley, our girl athlete, Really looks good til you see her feet. Francis Gillogoly really rates, When he is on roller skates. Peggy Goble really has style, You never see her without her smile. Joyce Hunt is honeymoon bound, As soon as she removes her cap and own. Stanley Johnson, the basketball Hens, Hopes some day to coach his own team. Alma Kepling is fast with the typewriter And she can make you laugh 'til you're weak Bob Kepling has Uncle Sam on his mind, P . YYY. keys, inth e knees But he doesn't like the idea of leaving Ruth behind. Alice Knight is blond and tall, She makes the rest of us feel small. Earl Lomax a foreman will be, At General Motors will be given the key. Ruth Nevels will break down and sob, When Uncle Sam calls her Bob. Joan Padgett is really in a spin, She can't decide which boy to win. Delbert Phillips has made his choice, He oes with a irl by the name of Joyce. Phyiis Redmong can sew fine seams, Soneday she 'll find the man of her dreams. Dean Runyon ets red in the face, When you askgzim about the Drollinger place. Donald Schmink likes any kind of sport, But can't decide which girl to court. Marjorie Taylor, the ga with the smile, ls busy riding Pontiac style. Bill Tumer hopes his dream comes true, So he can wear the Navy blue. Elinor Valentine, our singing star, At the Met she should go far. Bob Vamer, when he marries Pert, Hopes to make a living by stiring the dirt. 5 3 -A E r r . .1 1 - X, 1 ing, 1 v' 3 0, 5 , vw - 1 . . l' my N F ' ' t x' fgtn f gx ' 'lj -.go I v g 1 A 6 1 I rf .4 , , z xx. 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Turner, D, Sacre 31 8 f x 4:-' ::::, 1 .., ty, . X . X: Ml ff' , 5? as nfl D G, Woodard Ti 'H 'Q 2 'E L: 1 'Z El 3 .a fa 3 len Raleigh e Raleigh n Raleigh g Raleigh essor Dexter in Eggleby gela Rimina ry Dobson u Giffen y West urge West :y London Good Night Ladies la senior at Grayson her sister their brother Iane's boyfriend Professor at Grayson Dean of Women a freshman a Grayson student a freshman a freshman her brother a sophomore Joyce Turner Shirley Manning Bill De Pratt Larry Finley Phil Hickman Lois Ollis Mary Lou Drollinger Joe Brown Sonna Ross Jane Carrigan Dean Ligcgett Gladys Woo ard Because of the delay in the arrival of Jane and Helen's aunts who are to be the matrons at the Raleigh dormitory, iething has to be done so that the girls may keep their dormitory. So--Sam,fthe girls' brotherj and Jug fthe carefree friend of Janej dress up to portray their aunts. Imagine the dismay of Professor Dexter when he arrives to greet the nts , especially Flora the one to whom he is going to propose! These and many other hilarious scenes make up this 1 enjoyable play, npters---Pat Gasser and Wilma Brown ge Manager---Bob Corbin nd Effects---Neoma Thomas 5 5 E ',, q . ' vi-K N ,, ..1wn7f 1, 1' ' F '- - qw A A A, ff ' n . ' 9 . ' j kg 'I -V l . ,,'. 5, ,' I t . s fl ' s F' .V isis: .fur A fi-.L sl 1 O 'V ' P .,: ,lg - I ' ,n 'r . i - 5 A - 1 , ,, if , 4 I - .x Y A, ., uw' , .Y,,,,.-.,,':,, QA, I, - A . . f 5 - ' Jfiv' - ' g j-- 4 , - 'Q Q ' ' I 5, ' . ' ,f, In .,'g',. I , , I f s rug 9 ',.,.l, 3 1' , A ' f . 1A -L -' A- ' ' '11J'. 'Nr' ' A x ' , -nz, , , 4- Y- . ,, . v . . . .. AA , -,. AA Af.. -. rf-. -..vA -41 . '. .SA ' 4. A -N - 1.5 . , A. . ' 'al ?',4a,.. -fi. v . .11 .1 ,yr v',f , f wp. I , ,., ..- l ' f,g.',Q.,5,ii . ' y. Y . ' I-z'i QA: '- ' -' 4 - 6 'gwfqfi' f ' 3? , I' GU'-71' A11-' .- Af' 19'-A - A - '11-.fx-' 'fm' ,v' a'wF.-'-'. . ' . 4. V . 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If 6 , 2 ' i., '-'- 'A .L x -- Y X 0' LN ' -'II ' ' '15, jf ' .L y E ' pw 'uw . , 4 a ' sf - Y -Q9 .5 ., fur.-If - , NSN A gp If . ' ? 1 f . 1 -,m , .,, :P ' ' -t A 1, -,W Qwjggu, - Q, ' . 591 ju, V .4 ,vs -wa. .3 4 g z. . r ., , 'S iligu Q in 'gif ':L. , a . 4 K. 4 Y -A' , ' 'LAM ' . ' , 5 '- ' I ' . .. X , S milf ' lun 1 I , f . b . ,, - f 5. M323-.E s 1-' , .s,. Q 2 A 4 fr fx A r-g '43 .M wx' 1 if - w?7 ?1f 3 Q., .3 .f H5155 V v .I br ' .A Q? 1-P -'in' nw- A W X A 'far 3 mg ,JE ,, . wqfx , . I' 'R Fi 2 h I ' Citizeno, Elinor Valentine has been chosen by the Senior Class and faculty as the winner of the Governor Bradford Chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution Award. This award is given on the basis of dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. Elinor is active in music as she is in Glee Club, Band, and Mixed Chorus. She is in F. H. A She was a student monitor her Sophomore year, and on the National Honor Society and Service Club her Junior year. Elinor also took part in the Junior Play. When she was a Freshman, she took second place in the State Music Contest for playing the piano and last year she took third place in the District Music Contest for singing. Stanley Johnson has been selected by the Senior Class and faculty as the best boy citizen in the Senior Class. This award is also given on the basis of dependability, service, leadership and patriotism, Stanley is active-in all sports as he has taken part in basketball, football and track all four years he has been in high school. He was in F.F.A. his Freshman year and took Pall in the lunior Play last year. r K 2 .1 -E .I rt-6 , lla . ' .,. 'T' X ,os -ng,,,x '5 ' li' Senior Bob Varner Don Schmink Bill Turner Ioan Padgett Alice Knight Peggy Goble Bonnie Brown Editor Business Manager Circulation Manager Sports Feature Art Class Editor Junior Larry Darr Dean Sacre Jane Carrigan Dean Liggett Shirley Manning Mary Drollinger Joyce Turner The above staff was assisted by numerous students and by their sponsor, Mr. Byers. We wish to thank all who have helped to make this publication possible, 3 , i 5' e'LStaf,Z Editor-in-chief - Business Manager Feature ------- Activities ' ' '- - - Sports ------ Humor ----- Special -------- Mimeographers - Typists -------- Class Reporters - ---- Joan Padgett 'Kerry Cra ord '---' Peggy Goble Alma Kepling Stanley Johnson Bill Turner --- Bonnie Brown '--- Ruth Nevels '--- Bob Kepling Bob Varner '--- Doris Finley Alice Knight Elinor Valentine -- ' -- - - Doris Finley Jane Carrigan Richard Belton Karen Padgett Art --- Marjorie Taylor Earl Lomax Advisor - - - - - - Mr. Totheroh The staff of the Blue and White has cooperated and printed a school paper which has grown by leaps and bounds. Some of our articles have been used by neighboring school papers, 5 -f,.q:,,h .. New A: 1' TA Q' 7' . , f 6 'iff 'ESQ-,. YNEQU' 'V -fx ,K ,wr V ' ,. ' --,' , 1-., U , 1. l f Q amp. lyk. X'-I After the semester exams, the faculty named four juniors to the National Honor Society. To be elected to the National Honor Society is one of the highest awards given in high school, It is sponsored by the National Association of Secondary Schoo1's Principals in Washington, D. C. There are four points considered--scholarship, leadership, service, and character, First of all the candldate's average grade of the first five semesters can be no lower than 4 point. The rest depends on leadership, service, and character, It is recommended that only 150141 of the junior class be chosen. The National Honor Society is truly as honorable an association as its name, 2 ii 5 S . The Service Club is a group of students elected by the faculty. The membership is based on the following qualities: service, leadership, and character. These are rated just as they are for the National Honor Society. Membership is limited to approximately 5 per cent of the Freshmen, 12 l!2 per cent of the Sopho- mores, 25 per cent of the Juniors, and 33 l!3 per cent of the Seniors. Certificates are given at the end of the year to each member. They are so worded as to indicate number of years of membership, and all senior members are awarded a pin. SERVICE CLUB 1952-53 Freshmen Sophomores Howard Goble Carol Boots Albert Kinney Richard Boyle Terrence Himan Charlotte Kepling Juniors Seniors Wilma Brown Jane Carrigan Clifford Huddleson Shirley Manning Lois Ollis Neoma Thomas Gladys Woodard Bonnie Brown Alma Kepling Robert Kepling Alice Knight Earl Lomax Joan Padgett Phyllis Redmond Dean Runyon Donald Schmink 3 :S T F i s i Q F fn . 1 , -x is 1? ., 55 s 1 Student I-I' 781729, -5.5 ,LE The Student Council is made up of three representatives elected from each ofthe four classes at the first of the school term, We sponsored the Homecoming Dance in November our theme was Harvest Time We had charge of the March of Dime Campaign, Open House and the Christmas Party The Officers elected were: President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Doris Finley Bob Varner Pat Gosser Joyce Turner Mr, Brackney 'F l 3 5 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Music Parlimentarian Advisor Recreation Chapter Mothe I ...qu ,ziw ' Y' .- Q l' In I 'i S Q 22 E fZ.fi.Cl. ' 55? ? 4M1'W xrnvuamn ' 1- la' numrnvllzh QKUIV1 I , irruzwtrst ICTIDITIJT - 5 ms sc lsr F' F Q. Qs A .,-----1-nf xii. President ------ ---- B ob Vamer Vice-President - - - ---- Don Schmink Secretary ------ -- Kerry Crawford Treasurer ---- ---- D ean Runyon Reporter - -- ------ Dean Li ggetl Sentinel - -- -- Clifford Huddleson Advisor - - - -------- Mr, Smith The F. F. A. under the advisorship of Mr. Smith has had many projects this year, as a group and singly. Bob Varner was elected Sectional Vice-President at the state convention last November. A group of twelve journeyed to the National Convention at Kansas City to see Francis Moody become the first American Farmer of the Catlin Chapter, The chapter and the advisor went to Chicago and toured the livestock show and the Museum of Science and Industry, The chapter sponsored their seventh annual parent and son banquet which we hope was a great success. The chapter conducted a pest contest, a turkey raffle and a seed sale campaign. As this book goes to press Clifford Huddleson is leading and Dan Knight is running a close second for the seed sale award, 2 3 E 3 Te Q Student 'su ,,. ..a1xne'vuvw 4 A an FS 5 ' i t 97 . 23, 'fffi '- x J ' ff is K 99 ,pa 5 S X ,rt-, F sw . 'fn' 55' . ' . Mm ,Q ,J From L to R: H, Goble, C, Boots, L, Ollis, C, Huffman, A, Kepling, and M, Taylor, The student monitors have been a great help this year in helping Mrs, Davis, They ran errands, kept the attendance record, and performed various other duties for which they deserved a lot of credit, Q i wa u S 5 S bi xf Ii U U alll l l 2 ' 1. 5 f l Q IL-lx , e i- . X The library staff has been busy this year keeping the library operating efficiently, We have several new books this year which have been enjoyed by everyone, SITTING-L TO R: Mary White and Margaret Wherry STANDING-L TO R: Dean Liggett, Phillip llickinan, Lynda Darr, Mr, Totheroh, Ruth Nevels Ethel Alldredge, Bill Turner, .x , , Li K ,.--11 --5 'L-psf. -1' 5' J if S , , 1 The girls glee culb made up of forty-eight members singing three-part harmony sang at the Christmas Concert, December 15, It performed in the spring concert and, also, sang two selections in the district contest, H 1 X C 4 I H I I O 4 . o n s o 0 0- ls s 0 K ','.'. ' X L, 0 'ff Q Q 4 0 Q 9 Ql.0 Q o.o'lN A Ax ' ' Ig-gf i 4 5 5 5 Qi 3 w 2 l I in .,-. . n1m .. Y ,,-.-.., , . p W v' Y-E-.YJ Q , 5 XX CNN The Mixed Chorus consists of seventy-two members singing four-part harmony. Its first appear- ance for the year was the Christmas Concert held December 15 at which they sang religious selections. In March, it sang two numbers in the District Contest and in May participated in the Sprinkg Concert sponsored by the music department. k 5 fi 2 Z T 2 e 5 ,, 1 -4 vi ? 4 , i 0 I Carol Holstine 4 miiwf - ' u ow -Q. E K , ,., 'sgg . . sf -!5N?'fk'... ., x '-h x., L ,4,-pgbsmwf fs Ethel P. , Carol C. , Katie W. Carol H. and Margaret P. went to the District Contest as solos and as a couple. Katie W, and Ethel P, also went as a twirling team, Carol C, twirled at the football games, while Margaret P. twirled at the basketball games. ,A I '7 E 6 1 Z fd 3 .Wand The band was composed of twenty-five members. The band played at all home football and basketball games. They made different formations for each football game. For homecoming, the band made an R for Ridgefarm, then going to Cat1in's side they made a G for Grads, a trumpet and a treble cle The band also played at some of the pep meetings and in the spring concert. This year blue stripes were added to the trousers. 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Catlin Milford Catlin Rossville Catlin Ridgefarm Catlin Georgetown We were fortunate this year in having Bob Kepling, full-back, on the first all-county team Don Schmink, right-end, and Bill Turner, left-end, received honorable mention, L, TO R. Donna Brown, Peggy Goble, Sonna Ross, Mary White E 3 -5 2 5 7? 2 4 fl: . X ,Ib-sax' 1 its Catlin Catlin Catlin Catlin Catlin Catlin Catlin Catlin Catlin Catlin Catlin Carlin Catlin Catlin Catlin Catlin Catlin Indianola Rankin Danville Allerton Indianola Allerton Hillsboro Oakwood Rid gefarm Westville George town Rossville East Lynn Fairmount Bismark Georgetown Ridge farm L TOR. STANDING: J. Sallee-Mgr., L. Darr, L. Finley, J. Carder D Phillips and Mr Lind L TOR. SITTING: T. Himan, I. Ross, D, Schmink, S. Johnson M Stephens 5 2 Ii I a .93 .34 r,, 7 .9' ,....' I, I' 4'54. Q .7 ,A Ny gq s Qxk:fX,g 55k 35 Av K , X-.f5-f:3,pQj-g .Q , .N , x . . x .K . A A ,M ye H , , - 5 331 U, mm is f wif ig 5 X ' - mms 1 - X. Q Q -J gslz.-. :XS 51 5? 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March April May -28 19 -5 16 -24 -5 13 21 -5 25 2 Opening day Westvil e football game there Arthur football ame there Oakwood footbaql ame here Danville Reserves Football game there Milford football game there Rossville football ame here Ridgefarm footbalf game here and Homecoming Georgetown Reserve football game Georgetown football game there Junior Play Indianola basketball game here Rankin basketball ame there Danville basketball game there Allerton basketball Thanksgiving Vacation Indiano a basketball game there Allerton basketball game there Board-Faculty Banquet Hillsboro basketball game there Christman Concert Potomac Invitational Tournament Oakwood basketball game here Christmas Vacation Ridgefarm basketball game there Westville basketball game there Semester Exams g Georgetown basketball game there County Tournament Rossville basketball game here East Lynn basketball game there Fairmount basketball game here Bismark basketball game there Georgetown basketball game here Ridgefarm basketball game here Fres . -Soph. 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