Chandlerville High School - Marugolia Yearbook (Chandlerville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1950 volume:

YCDUR YEARBOOK WAS SUPPLIED INTER CCDLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY Wiavncqfadmvw Sufmwefq de Sadaaiafff 0 405.4qecz GRADUATION by the Za Z a memiccl -L 'Q DAV SON CORK BACK BULLETIN BOARDS DAV SON cork back and changeable letter bulletln boards are constructed wlth light walnut fmlsh frames The cork posting surface consrsts of W1 Inch cork mounted on W1 unch 3 ply veneer The changeable letter msert IS of grooved wood felt covered These bulletms are made to endure as only the fmest of materials are used an their construction Bulletin board with two set In glass doors Both sudes cor STYLE TWO SET IN GLASS 530 OO 32 50 31 25 36 25 ALL PRICESF O B CHICAGO FOR USE IN SCHOOLS CHURCHES FACTORIES OFFICES STORES CLUBS PUBLIC BUILDINGS Bulletin board with two set ln glass doors One side cork the other changeable letter msert Letters are not Included 544 51 40 5 SPEC AL ASSORTMENT OF GOO AND I INCH LETTERS S12 OO THESE BULLETIN BOARDS ARE FITTED WITH A LOCK AND KEY TO INSURE NO UNAUTHORIZED CHANGE OR ANNOUNCEMENTS 4h DISIRIBUTQRS SCHOOL GIFT SERVICE 4925 GLENDALE Q.. 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D. rv ' , o A A 11 I 4. , L X .Lin 7 G-Ste NOW AVAILABLE AT YOUR LOCAL FRANCHISE DEALER FOR NAME OF CLOSEST DEALER WRITE TO 'IoI1nI1a11s 608 DELAWARE KANSAS CITY 6, MISSOURI , . -...3--H-...-...i, F , I 1 A I! 'IZ II I XI I.'fIff'l QI 'A ' , 'sic ,',.,-'f ' ,...... .., of KL' I ins a :Sonny La Crosse Lumber Co Dealers in Building Materials, Paints Varnishes, Glass, Builders Hardware Phone Special Plan Service Lyons Cabinets R Sinks 2 Chandlerville, Ill Wehener Bros. Furniture R Appliances 222 West Main Street Havana, Illinois Nu Way Laundry an Dry Cleaners At Your Service Havana, Illinois Compliments TIP TOP INN Matanza Beach Compliments C W Zeller Groceries Meats The time to make friends is before you need them He who kicks continually soon loses his balance No man ever got lost on a straightroad nobody ever resents them Some study shows the need for more Deal with the faults of others as gently as your own A grudge is too heavy a load for any man to carry Better to do a little well than a great deal poorly The most beautiful deed becomes ugly when you crow about it 1 l e i 63 . 4 Y l of ' 1 I l Learn to say kind things-- Y of ' Complimen s Chandlerville Times Compliments Fhandlerville, Ill Donna's Beauty Shoope NThe Home of Quality Printing ALXAIS A GOOD SP CHANDL RVILnL THLATRL OFTEN A UREAT ONE Dunk Kennedy Company Sales Service Havana Illinois LAKE MART Matanza Beach Fountain Service Compliments Johnson's Dairy Grade HAH M Bring Bottles Back Phone 1192 We sincerely thank those who purcqased advertising for their assistance ln makxxug this annual possible The Seniors L of of .A 0 L N .', . , . . - A. 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A.. e cou3 00.2 FIFCAUOOOIIOO 0-eco-0003 --,3 53 00 702- 5 In September, 19 6,th1rteen ngreenhorns entered C H S to begin a new and excited life One of the many events of ' 6 was the initiation party given by the Seniors Another was the presentation of two one act plays This year we got accustomed to the high school and its ways The year was filled with many parties and activities At the beginning of our Sophomore year, we were more sure of ourselves and much better acquainted Some of the -5 highlights of our Sophomore year were the class parties and weiner roasts, also the two one act plays We started our Junior year with a bang by having a n er drive While the nice weather lasted, we had weiner roasts and then many class parties On November 16 and 17 we had a three up to Nbest tuckn act play entitled nJust Ducky which helped us ive our reputation of willingness and always putting our foot forth H The Juniors of ' 9 also won a nnip and battle with the Seniors of ' 9 for the King and Queen of the annual high school carnival, by electing Phyliss Kennedy and Gayle Capper We are now Seniors of '50, and success is our goal e have started the year out right by having our senior candi date for King and Queen of the annual carnival, Beverly Murphy and Jack Marcy, elected by a large majority vote The Seniors of 'So chose Phyliss Kennedy to be their candidate -8 , as Q X lp 1+ . - 1+ ln .w +2- for Queen of the first Annual Homecoming. On the night of November 25th she was elected and crowned Queen by her escort, Jim Hoon, in a beautiful ceremony in the C. H. S. gymnasiu . The Queen and her court presided over the dance which followed the ceremonies. Other Seniors on the court were Barbara Kennedy, Marjorie Morris, Beverly Murphy, Jean Hitchell and as escorts Rich Taylor, Frank Blair, Jim Cook, Gayle Capper and Don Lane The Seniors were royally entertained at the banquet and prom given by the Juniors Other events of the year were the Clase Play, Senior Week,Senior tr1p,and other activities such as paper drive, sleigh rides, and dances The Seniors of '50 will long be remembered for their dependability and willingness to undertake any job that was put before them . o 0 e Q ,....- L -if Y f i...- .-2,11 --i TLASS WILL 5 i we, the Class of 1950 Chandlerville High School, City of Chandlerville, County of Cass, State of Illinois, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby publish and declare this to be our last will and testament To the faculty we bequeath appreciation for a task well done, and also To the Juniors we leave our ability to cooperate and to study with one eye on the clock To the Sophomores we leave our pranks an jokeson teachers and our tardiness due to Hepsie To the Freshmen we leave our vim, vigor and vitality so that the school won't be completely dead Priscilla Anderson leaves her'jeep' and napple huntingn to Pat Reed, in hopes that she will take advantage of 1t,and her careful driving to Homer Hunt Jean Hitchell leaves her hopes that she will use it to quietness to Joan Milstead, in an advantage Jean Grimes leaves her Watty Duckwiler and her daily vocabulary for big words to letters to Marjorie Armstrong Mary Morris leaves her forty minutes before the mirror to Evelyn lllstead and her flirting ways to Virginia Johnmmz l rjorie Morris wishes to leave her giggles to Harjorie Armstrong, in hopes that she keeps the teachers in good spirits Phyliss Kennedy leaves her S'3n to 'Scott' Curry and temper to Hazel Geiss, on promise that she will take go care of it Barb Kennedy bequeaths her perfect attendance record to Junior.Re1tzel and big brown eyes to June Wagoner,whom she hopes will have many opportunities to use them. Beverly Murphy wills her blonde curls to Hazel Clement and her engagement ring to Evelyn Milstead. Hannah Blair leaves her slimness to Hazel Geiss and her flashing smile to Sam Stuhmer. Eva Blair leaves her long hair to Bob Hlair, sincehe hasn't an now and her straight nA's' to Bob Johnson, to give him a boost. Jack Marcy wills his Ashland girls to Jerry Wilken Virginia girls to Derald Curry, toothless Beardstown girls to Duken Blair and Chandlerville girls to Sam Stuhmer, to watch over and not feed them too much ice cream and candy. I' f 7 1. e if so Ig Q I d N .N od Rich Taylor leaves his athletic ability to Jerry Wilkey and curly hair to Paul Blair, who has a start, and his habit for getting thirsty in English Class. to Sam Stuhmer, in hopes he won't drink too much. Frank Blair leaves his Virginia attraction to Gloria Marr, who and study his place Bill they are so far has a good start and his meanness in class hall to Bob Blair, who is quite capable of filling Wiseman wills his tardlness to anyone who thinks always on time and his devilment in the 7th period study hall to everyone in next year's 7th period study hall in hopes that they will make the most of it. Gayle Capper bequeaths his ability as a 'soda jerkern to Sam Stuhmer, his blond hair to Watty Duckwiler and his understanding of advanced math to Helen Armstrong. Don Lane wills his slow and easy ways to Shelby Davis and his girl friend to Junior Reltzel, on agreement that he will be generous with the candy and sweets. Jim Cook leaves his pqaer route to Jim Hoon, who can make it ln a shorter time if he works by himself,and He sie, whom we all love dearly, to whomever thinks he can gfve Her the loving care she deserves and appreciates. Lastly, we, the Class of 'SO,appoint our class advisor, Diane Rybick, executor of this, our last will and testament In witness lhereof we have hereby subscribed our names, this 26th day of May in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty pI20PHECY as X J. CHANDLERVILLE TIMES 1965 As our special feature for the week I have sent my star re porter, Hannah Marie Blair, on a trip to look up all of her old classmates, the Class of 1950 This is the news she brings us In Miami, Florida, Purry Anderson,who is now married t multi millionaire, spends her time sitting in her porch swing and taking life easy Journeying a little to the west,I found Beverly Murphy and her husband living happily on a 25,000 acre ranch in wyoming I often wondered why we never hear from Jean Gr1mes,and while I was travel1ng,I found out why For about five years now she has been a missionary in the Phillipine Islands She says she is very happy,and that only last week she read in the paper that Jean Hitchell made her singing debute in Carnegie Hall She was a big success and is going to Hollywood to make a movie about her life an g ff- ':'-3.-' fats' CL gi 5. . I g Coming back to the United States I ran into Don Lane He has been in the Air Force for several years and is now flying jet planes He told me Gayle Capper is the owner of the factory that makes the planes, and they see each other quite often Gayle is now working on his second million When I got off the boat in San francisco I wasn't feeling very well so I went to a doctor Not knowing any in San Vrancisca I looked in the telephone book, and wno's name was there but Bill Wiseman's Naturally that's where I went and he told me he had first gone into the business of running a pool hall but got tired of it and after completing his college course was doing very well as a doctor I told him I was looking up some of our old class mates,and he said that Jack Marcy was coaching at Northwestern,and for the last five years they have had an undefeated football team Saying good bye to Bill, I started on my way again I took a train for the east coast,and who should get on when we went thnmgh Nevada but Marjorie Morris We had a long talk,and she toldnn she was married and living very happily in a little cottage by a lake where they make their living by renting out tourist cabins asked her where Mary was, and surprised that I didn't know, she told me that Mary was a very successful Power's mode' earning S5000 a week Before she got off the tra1n,I asked her if she knew where any ol the rest of our old class was,and she said shethnught I could find Jim Cook in Cincinnati So I changed trains and went to Cincinnati where I found Jim preaching in the biggest Christian Church in the world We had a long talk,and he told me Frank Blair was living on a big farm in Iowa and producing the biggest cornthe people in Iowa have ever seen, and that all the rest of the class was living in Chandlerville yet except Phyliss Kennedy, who after General of Illinois Leaving Jim and heading for home, I looked up all the kids that had chosen to stay in the old home town I found Eva Lou Blair has been teaching in the grade school for several years and is very happy w'th her position Last but not least in our old class, we find Barbara Kennedy and Rich Taylor happily married and living on a farm just outside of town Rich is kept busy with his farming and Barb is kept busy keeping the little ones clean W This covers the report I was to make on the Senior Class of 1950 and I'm glad to say they were all successful FINAL ADVICE FROM THE SENIORS Donit observe any rules make your own Don't answer teachers' questions let 'em do it themselves Don't keep your feet under your desk what were the aisles made for? Don't use the waste paper basket just cram the paper down some one's neck Don't sass the teachers back just ignore them Don't look intelligent the teacher might call on you Don't cut up in class the teachers can cause enough commotion themselves Don't follow any of these rules you may be left in the rainl . I finishing Law School and starting at the bottoms is now Attorney Juniors Jumor Class F5 E1 Jx 'gow hront Row rmstronw, 1 lstead, I xrm t onf, eiss, Jodnson, Marr, P Reed 2nd Rov lr Hannun, F Hunt, i Cle sn , ilkey, D Curry, J favoner, J Hoon, S tqhmer 3rd Row Duckwilfr, D lard, B Johnson Davis, P Qlair J Criffin, B Blair Jumor Class Officers 1 identg Jerry Bilkey, Vice-President I-or1a Marr, mecretaryg Virpinia Johnson, Treasurer: Jim Hoon,Pros- .JUNIQR CLASSWE We, the Freshman Class of 19 7 8, started our high school days out right by giving two one act plays, Jerry Gets the Fever and Wilbur Takes Over Other than a few dances, there was little excitement this year The leaders for this year were Jim Hoon,Ernest Richards and Jerry Wilkay Our Sophomore year proved to be a great one for doing nothing We gave a few dances, and that was all Walter Duckwiler, Helen Armstrong and Jerry Wilkey led the group through this second year The third year proved to be much more exciting Great talent was shown by all in the three act play, Let He Out Of Here Other ways of raising money were selling COMET pins, basketball pencils, COMET name plates for autos and Chrimmms cards, plus managing a food stand at the football games The group was again led by Jim Hoon, with Jerry Wilkey, Gloria Marr and Virginia Johnson as his helpers The Junior Class 'Highlight of the year was a Prom' given in the spring in honor of the Seniors. After a summer vacation, which always seems short, we will begin our fourth and final year at dear old Chandlerville High School. Name Jim Hoon Jim Griffin Shelby Davis Bob Blair Bob Johnson Derald Curry Donald Clark Homer Hunt Patricia Reed Gloria Marr Helen Armstrong Hazel Geiss Hazel Clement Virginia Johnson Marjorie Armstrong Sam Stuhmer Jerry Wilkey June Wagoner Walter Duckwller Paul Blair Evelyn Milstead Junior Reitzel UMEET THE 'JUNIORS'U Nickname HFr1scon nSnapperu WGopheru 'Tubbyn nEgg1-leads: Scottu or 'Abe Donnien Lover Patn Bill Hankn HG ese Tennessee Jinny Marg Sambo rapper Joe waddy Duke Sis Snozz H Favorite Pastime Staying after school k Traveling f???J Women Hunting k Carpentry Sleeping Loafing Basketball Hunting Football Sleeping R Going to Va Reading Driving the car or truck Going Places Listenlng to the radio Eating Driving a car Fishing Sleeping Driving a car Working Hunting Baking Pretty Girls f .3 as lent ffikif Nfxizzffs 7,ga5fg4,3, ..aIL, 'Waxes ' f ,f,f 7567 N If ll V1 ll ll . 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On September 2 19MB eleven new and bashful freshmen entered into the realms of C H S to begin a long four year reign in our search for knowledge After staggering through two weeks of high school, Initiation Day, which was generously sponsored by the Seniors of 'h9, came Joann Milstead was chosen to be leader of the brilliant group with the aid of John Kennedy and Clara Mae Pilger Another greenyn, SuCarol Richardson, joined our class at the close of the first six weeks, and Russell Martin slipped quietly out of our midst The second six weeks we added Joe Phillips After a three month's pause our journey was resumed We added four members Charlotte Hunt, Arley Cooper, Milton Edge and Joe Clark Waldron Siltman was chosen to be leader with the help of Charlotte Hunt, Melford Atterberry and Joann Milstead As everyone was busy gaining knowledge, we have not had time for acting 7 'We F-has 3 I 9 N 38' ' 'V ,., 'O A ,-' .. fre shmen Freshman Class GGG i rout Pow Zdd uOr 1 P1i1'ips, e art, 1 Rickards, D Parr, Ionroe, Lo ue, Gus ell Kircmnpr, I Ca e, Hoon, J Toland, J ri+c tri' Cu'p, J DUCVYl1eP, A verses, Mr Hawker Ferdes, D tugmsr, C Boensel, C Pittwan, D Nirks Clqrf, A Dearin , C Wuooel I' fill..--..Q i,. Jack Tolani, Secretary, Charles Pittman, Prcsidentg Clyde Soensel, Traasurerg Sue Hoon, Vice-President in The Freshman Class of 1950 started out with twenty five pupils, although dropped out, and We know the but we were not Irving Fry, after the first few weeks, Pauline Phillips replaced him seniors had a wonderful time initiating us, so sure about how they felt afterwards Usually it is the freshmen that feel bad after the initiatkn but this year well, just ask the Seniors what the class rooms smelled like After all the excitement calmed down, we had the election of class officers President Charles Pittman, Vice President Sue Hoon, Secretary Jack Toland, Treasurer Clyde Boensel Our class sponsor, Mr Edward Hawker, was chosen by the vote of the class The first class party was held at Melvin Dearing's hom It was a weiner roast, and we all had a nice time ur second class party was given by Donald Dirks It was on Hal1owe'en night A prize was given to Mr Hawker for wearing the best mask For refreshments we had cider and dOHgHUutS As yet, we have no future plans for the freshman class, except to work hard and look forward to being sophomores next year 4 s. :w rv '+ w -S Sd xm, l r - '-. 7 Q . . 5 :qu . -- , , . O . . . . . A I . Q ' - . f ' ' Q 21v'f2'c ls' -- -1 - . 1.1 4. ,yr . 122' -3' f, .' 1 ' I, . . V . X 1 - - t M T. 1 . gc . - .. 411- U .... J Last of August September 1 October November December J 3 anuary 2 3 M 5 SCHOOL CALENDAR 19h9 1950 Everyone anxious for school to start Getting closer registration Not yet! KHol1day Labor Day! Hallelujah! School opens! FFA Boys start ball rolling with meeting Yea! Team! Football Arenzville KT! More football! Franklin KH! Again! Meredosia KT! nSmile pretty, Seniorsl' Senior Pictures at Murray Studio Another FFA Meeting Hurrah! Football Routt KH! nOh, No!n Exams! Vacation for students Institute at Beardstown Oh, Goody Small pictures Football Arenzville KH! I E A , Springfield State Library visited by librarians Franklin again football KT! Visit from Mr Orville Young, field man from Normal Brrr! Football Meredosia KH! Presto! V Roy, The Magician Glorious Day! Juniors ordered rings, and Seniors ordered invitations Ashland Speaker Junior Red Cross FFA Meeting Yippee! Legal Holiday KNot so anxious to go to school now! Defeated by 1 point they were just lucky Kilbourne KT! We won! That' more like it! tle Hollywood, Let Me Out Of Here, The Junior Class Play Turkey! Thanksgiving Holiday Something new in the air! K???! HOM COMING plus Petersburg vs Chandlerville Petersburg just couldn't miss Exams!! Not again! Ouch! Easton! KT! KLost! Let's not start that again The game Bath KH! Old rivals, our boys couldn't get started Oh! Oh! Report Cards! Ah, Victory over Tallula KT! Home team going good, tromped Pleasant Plains KH! Spell broken Defeated by Franklin KT! Hurrah! Guess we showed 'em how to play ball defeated Ashland KT! Close game, but we beat Greenview KH! Miss Watkins obtains new books at State Library Rah! Rah! Rah! Defeated Virginia!! KH! 15 for Vacations! Two Days Before Santa Claus Comes! Bad Luck! Defeated first night of Petersburg Tourney when we played Forest City Back to studying K9??! We bowed to Astoria Wildcats, who were never hotter, on the first night of Virginia Tourney II -- 5 - W 6 N 8 u 15 , N 22 - ll 12 - N I1 13 -, n 1 - n 1 - - n 19 n n - n 20 - N 21 . . . II 21+ ll 27 - 1 . n - n - , ll LI, ll 9 - N n ll '- W 15 Yea! Maroon! Basketball season opens, Arenzv1lleKH!, N 18 - s Il 22 Lit I! ll u - .. 21+ 22 fl ll 2 , - . n 6 ll 6 ll 9 Q N 10 - ll 3 N 16 n 19 N 20 ll 23 H 23 28-29- 30 - n - , , ' - January February March April Won over Chapin KH! FFA Meeting Look out Bath! WE won! CT! Darn! Exams! Too bad, St James Third win in a row CT! Speaker from Blackburn College Dr George Deyoe, University of Illinois, visited Agriculture Department Give! Benefit B Ball Game Polio Fourth straight victory Forest City CH! Comets on top again! Ashland CH! KLost! Tough luck! Basketball ame at Pleasant Plains CTD Kwon! Virginia CT lbostj FFA Meeting Kilbourne CH! Kwon! Comets gained steadily highest score of season Meredosia CTD CLost! Bad luck! Cass County Workshop, Beardstown State Police Talk 21 22 23 2h District Basketball Tournament at Greenview We won over Tallula and played in finals, lost to Elkhart in finals Exams again! Speech Contest Tournament starts District Regional Tournament Drive Curtis Publishing Company Sectional Tournament Regional Magazine Sectional Speech Pontest State Tournament FFA Banquet District Music Contest Exams Vacation lGood Friday! The Brittons FFA Meeting Senior Play, nGrandad Step Outu Cass County Track Meet West Central Track Meet District Track Meet Junior Senior Prom Baccalaureate Exams! Commencement CLASS TOURNAMENT Class Stan ng Won Lost Seniors Freshmen Juniors Sophomores Game 1 Juniors Game M Juniors Sophomores 22 Freshmen Game 2. Seniors Game 5 Seniors Freshmen Sophomores Game 3 Juniors Game . Sophomores Seniors Freshmen 78 10 N 12 ll n 13 : 0 ' Q N SZ . I U- - rl - N .. 3 ? 9 n 10 - N Y' ' ' 20 n 1 1 n . 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Homecommg 'sq Front Row D Clark, J Hitchell, H Hunt, M Morr's, J Griff P Reed, J Cook, C Marr, M Armstrong, R laylor, Capper, B Murpny, R Tajlor, B Kennedy, D Lane, Geiss, B Blair, L Milstead, C Pittman, d Armstr N Monroe, T Cox, D Marr, B Dyson, J milstead, Hoon, P Kennedy, S Richardson, C iunt, J Rritcntnit V Johnson, C Pilger Back Row This was the first year we had a Homecoming, and it was a big success we played Petersburr that nipht,and althouch we lost the game, it didn't affect the evening plans First, there was the game, then the crownin of the queen and then a dance with music by Von Young and his orchestra The queen, her court, their escorts and the usherettes were chosen by the student body No one knew w1o the queen was until Coach Sarff,acting as Master of Cerenonies, opened the envelope containin the gir1's name Phyliss kennedy, a member of the senior class, was cnosen queen and was crowned by her escort, Jim Hoon. The flower bearer and crown bearer were Mary Ellen Armstrong and Russia Taylor. in I ony., cn, Jumor Class Play uufxwi L wa KLDQ, no J1'o e M OV' rewn ' 11 P J M 191 J Hlx alta Duc. Jefa 1 1 Q, .1- 1 1011 Daviq Nilqtea Ill l YZl:uI'O 'rif in P Rees, S Qtunmer, 'iss D61 Curly, d eiss tures act comeiy was presented 11,7 1 Jean Hahn ns Y' x oonnv Lvnn nn e 1 JoJo, 1 s xl Je Jojo, JO1Hj'S roommate Iazel Vilf, the ne IO waid ,rs modes, tue landlady arret oyn Jon y's brotner c'U' and, 1arret's ffiend 1 ford Nortow, LJe's Qecord cousin Warsmall Hard, Vin or's father Jtcvlo, v1B e1eva'or boy O 5 : ks zwq o 3 4 . ' l ' 5 ill 1' . A s ' P a i W. ' :'. cr, T ' F' 1 J. 3 f , . . ' 3. Murh, 3. 1 ., D. ' . U ' M w C' E. . . , H. G vw M V ,47H,,,,,1 u Y ,. pup .vm OJL s .'L..i.. , 8 - . A , xx., ' Y., ,-. l.,,,. vv,v,,,.,' J, J Q , '1- , v 'fi ,J t, U L, L o-11.,,, .,.o...,f,. J-, . . U. .is , A . direct d tE1 play. JUHIJR PLA1 CIYT :l-iaf1:u-r ----- --------------' ,, Hazel Zeiss - - - - - - - - - - Mrs. 1 5 lr ' WA L'e' R nt I, ,on Xvrnsxtrozx' - - - - - - - - - B' 5 'Q V 1 ' '. Evelyn ji .bead - - - - - - - - -I U 39, 51 M atsq Hood- - - - - - - - - - - - H . Rf . ' Jio Triffin - - - - - - - - - - G n, I .n ' 22 hx D ',s ---- - - - - - EA ou- 1 - 7 , Y' f 'CWllf:P- - - - -T f' V ,f . 1' , ' - ld Curry - - - - - - - - A 2 . W on Tam Ttuiwfr - - - - ----- - - - T ' , 'Q , Mrs Laura Morton Marjorie Morris Senior Class Play 'GRANDAD STEPS OUT' A fast moving three act farce comedy, 'Grandad Steps Out,' was given by the Senior Class, April 21, in their last appearance on the C H S stage The play was under the direction of Miss Jean Watkins CAST Grandad Tilly Betty Shadduck Kip Shadduck Trudie Norwood Judie Norwood Ludie Norwood Jack Norwood Jim Mahoney Mies Abby Higgins Mrs Jobe Feeney Detective Gayle Capper Phyliss Kennedy Jim Cook Priscilla Anderson Jean Hitchell Mary Morris Richard Taylor Frank Blair Hannah Marie Blair Eva Lou Blair Jack Marcy Grandad, ill a year ago,was considered still an invalid by his daughter, Mrs Morton On this particular day a new fami1y,the Norwoods, moved in next door, Mrs. Morton's niece and nephew, Betty and Jack, came to visit, and a boyhood pal of Grandad's, Big Jim Mahoney, returned from Arizona to hold a reunion dinner with other pals. In order to get Grandad out of the house, it was necessary for Big Jim to enlist the aid of the maid, Tilly, a very awkward and not too bright girl. She pretended to be Grandad asleep on the sofa, but ran away when Kip, Mrs. Morton's nephew, could not find his suit- borrowed by Grandad whose clothes were all in storage. Meanwhile, Kip had dated the Norwood triplets, Trudie, Judie, Ludie, for a movie thinking he was dating just one, and his sister, Betty had found the triplets' older brother, Jack, very nice. Upon discovering Grandad's absence, Mrs. Morton, Betty, Jack, Miss Abby, a busybody neighbor from next door,and Mrs. Jobe Feeney, wife of another missing friend of Grandad's, thought Big Jim had kidnapped him, and called in the police in the person of a decidedly stupid officer. While the family and the officer were downtown looking for the two muah Grandad and Big Jim slipped back. Grandad returned to the sofa thinking no one was the wiser. However, he was soon forced to tell the truth to save Tilly from the off1cer's third degree. 4 iii . . . . O I D O I O . . . . . . . . . . . . Barbara Kennedy . . . . . I i I Q . . . . . . . . . . I 0 0 l 0 O O C CLUB the Lu ure FSJTMI f chool year Ylth twenty Prfsi ent uhmer, ct ry awd on ltman, itbins, sent rel '11 on The Chandlexvllle Chapter of America was OPL8HlZ6d early in the five members The of icers were Vice Presicent J'n ri in, Treasurer Don ul rk,Peoorte The primary aim o tae aggressive, a ricultulal leaoer h'p and Looe citizenshir 1 the students This is done by active pazticiuition in tme use of oarlinen+ery procedure, pubW1c spca ing and other worthwhile activities is the dcvelopmen P The main activities of the ch pter vere a trip to the International Live took shov in wOJEUL6P and the lHtH8P and Son Banquet helc in the sring The members pickec up co n and solo arden seeds to pay fox thefr artivrties O her activities durin the year inc'tded testinu so4l, sofl con servation xor , purchase of W A jackets and honor roll +- 5. . . X . ' V1 . ' u ' ' 'S O q- ' S Q yr .'.' wr... . .H , , , V- . C.. A n 4 If J- .4 - '..-HIY1 ., L, J N -. - , .. .4 - --' .... L1 . 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