Chenoa High School - Chenowan Yearbook (Chenoa, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1952 volume:

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K P A , Annual Siaff x::'i.5'1f ' xii L1 Semors Corky Krxdner Reldon Sch1rch Janet Hew1tt Vauna May Tom Power Jeannme Rhoda Ruth M1tche11 Donna Fosdxck ' ' -'WIS Wiflllilh Q u l Pos1t1on Ed1tor Busmess Manager Orgaruzahon Ed1tor Llterary Ed1tor Sports Edltor Snaps Ed1tor Soc1a1 Ed1tor Art Edltor WE WORKED AND WE PLAYED Juruors Roger Ehrhardt Raymond Rlpley Ina Lee D1ane Wagner B111 Asper Mar1an Gentes Sh1r1ey Tmges Dor1s Downes in Of ilmllllfltrntinn L JoAnn Wllder Secretary Congratulatlons tothe Class o 1052 May the-best of evexythlng be yours to cmoy and mav thlS annual brmg back m any happy memomcs of your Hwh School d iys whlch we hope were profltable and most enjoyable May th1s annualserve as a remmdcr of your loyaltxes and may It be an msplratlonto future classes to uphold and carry on the splend1d trad1t1ons of C H S K Harley J. Seybold Supa, I'lI1tQ.I'ldCl'1t Geox gc Fer 1 ee Asslstant Prmclpal Lawl ence Bac on Custodxan QR l Iliallflullilg T Lyle K1 E I S N A U o P E Coach General Sclence Raymond Elson E S N Commerce Dean Taylor E B I S N Advanced Math U Hlstory Geometry PPHCIICBI Math Smrley Lelgh B I S N P E Patr1c1a Redmg U ofI Mllllkm U of Wlsconsm B S Homernaklng R1chard Bauschalt U of W1sc0nsm M Enghsh Spamsh Replacmg Mrs Mall NX, ? Y:- Rlchard Hefllck I S N Mus1c Eleanor Kess MacMur'ray I S N U ofI B A M Blology Amer1can Problems World Hlstory Robert Walker E M S I S N Agmculture Edwlna Johnston B A Ill1no1sCollege Engllsh Dramatlcs Damel Swanson Wester'nState Stout Instltute B S M S Industrlal Arts Pr1sc1lIa Mall Wesleyan I S N U B S Enghsh Spamsh L1brary if E5 .ng . . B. . .U. B.B.-. . .U. M, .- . fx. - U. .- .'A.' ' B. .-1. . .U. I , ' B. .- .s.-. . .U. , - .S- B. .- . . .U. l . 1 1 U. B.S.' .U. . . B ' BQs.- .s. D f , ' 5. as 4.1 Emalfb QM, Ehmuriaiknmm of, 'iff' T Gxlbert P11s Pres1dent Harold Esmond Secreta y Verne Erdmar Robert Roszhart Ga111ord Wagner 42 g Orland Krldner Orv111e Asper S fnlurs 5:21 ffw 'ff U Q KE 1:1 C55 if f fm K4 C , Q -L 'bn Inu I ' 2 '21 'QXBN Those th1rty flve green freshmen who entered Chenoa H1gh 1n the fall of 48 are now forty sophlstlcated semors As freshmen we had Tom Power Gayle Dunham Corky K1 1dner and Reldon Sch1rch to op n our hlgh school diary 'Nlr Walker kept us on the stralght and na: row way Returmng as sllly sophomores we elected Vwayne D lmeron liud 'Nlxer Ruth Mltchell and Dale Mxller to malntaln the standards set up to l1st years offlcers Mrs Mall was chosen to contmue the work 'Nh Vkalkex had begun In the fall of 50 thlrty four Jolly Junlors entered thc. btlowcd halls of C H S to contxnue thelr educat1on Janet Hewltt Bud 'Vlyel Jeannlnc Rhoda and Mary Seem in helped llSb9g1f1 earmng money for our next wears csc apades Mrs Mall remamed wlth us and Nlr Ferrec w is t hosen to xsslst he 1 Now at long last we had become soph1st1catcd sen1o1 s ln the flnal year Reldon Sch1rch Ruth Mltchell X alma May and Kenneth St alter led us thxough the ClUS1ng pages of the dlary of our hlgh school daze The chmax of the year was our excltlng semor tl lp followed by the solomn moments of Baccalaureate and Commencement maklng ll no longer students but proud alumn1 of Chenoa Hxgh School A K 44' y Q -L12 vi Y -' . br -I M 5 'ii ' ff 1 - ' - 5 . x fr. 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Q . . 1 vm' I 1 5 Ir v I fr , ' .5 I ' ' ' .' . 1 r v ' S , 3 ' K ' u Elwood Bean 'llasten Slowly Footballl 4 Track 1 4 Wllllam Blankenshlp Some have only one book wlth them others a llbrary Jerry Campbell ' Caesar was short Napoleon was short and 'm not so tall myself ' Jumor Play Semor Play Basketballl 4 Track 1 3 4 Baseball 4 Dale Casson 'Nobody knows the trouble I've been cept Jeanmnel' F F A 1 4 Reporter3 Sent1nal4 Bas ketball 1 Track 1 4 C' Club 3 4 Mary Colvm Mary Mary qulte contrary was never wrltten about tlus Mary Mlxed Chorus 1 F H A 1 ll Wayne Dameron 'I'M go1ngtotellthatE1nste1n afewth1ngs Pres1dent 2 Natxonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Student Counc1l 4 Vlce pres1dent 4 Junxor Play Semor Play Mlxed Chorus l 4 A Capella Cholr 2 4 Boys Chorus 1 Boys Ensemble 3 F F A 1 4 Presldent 4 S011 Savers 3 Football 1 4 Basketball 1 4 Track 1 4 Baseball 1 4 'C' Club 2 4 Donna Fosdlck Her mlnd lS here but her heart IS else wnere Transfer2 F H A 4 G1or1a Gllbert In mfancy she fell out of a wmdow an came. down PLUMP Jumor Play 5-5, L QS' K' i' 5 3! arf ' A ,4 m Q 4- Jerry Goodmg I'm not a mus1c1an I m awhole band Band 2 3 Football 3 4 Track 2 3 Ahce H1cks They say love makes the world go roun Catch me I m gettmg d1zzy M1xed Chorus 1 3 Gxrls Chorus 1 Band 1 H A Rlchard Hlggms I'm never more alone than when ' myself F F A 1 4 Sent1nal4 Football 1 4 Bas ketball 2 4 Baseball 3 C Club Janet Hewltt 'If she wlll she w1ll you may be sure an 11 she won't she won't and that's that Presldent 3 G1rls State Natlonal Honor Soc1ety3 4 Student Counc1l4 Yearbook3 4 Newspaper 3 4 Jumor Play Semor Play M1xed Chorus 1 4 A Capella Chou' 2 4 Glrls Chorus 1 Mtxed Ensemble 2 4 G1rls Ensemble 3 4 Band 14 Pres1dent3 F A A 1 4 Reporter 1 Secretary 2 Song Leader3 V1ce pres1dent4 Sect1on Off1cer2 Mary Krxdner She shxfted her bram 1nto neutral and her tongue rattle on Secretary 1 Nat1ona1 Honor Socxety 3 4 Yearbook 3 4 Edmtor 4 Newspaper Jumor Play Sen1or Play M1xed Chorus 1 A Capella Cho1r 2 4 G1rls Chorus l M1x ed Ensemble 2 4 G1rls Ensemble 4 Band 1 4 Secretary treasurer 4 F H A 1 4 H1stor1an 3 Parhmentaman 4 Sectxon Prestdent 3 4 Ben Leesman Never speak sense when nonsense W1 answer the purpose as well Jumor Play Sen1or Play Band 1 2 3 F F A 1 4 Football 3 4 Basketbal12 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 C Club4 Vauna May I'rn a woman of few words but I u them often Secretary 4 Nattonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Yearbook 3 4 Newspaper 3 Jumor Play Sen1or Play M1xed Chorusl 3 G1r1s Chor us 1 Band 1 4 V1ce presldent 4 Joan Maurer 'A walkmg tall-ung encyc oped1a Sen1or Play Band 1 3 Dale M11ler I came I bluffed Igraduated Student Councll 2 4 Treasurer 3 Presldent 4 F F A 1 4 Vlce Pres1dent 4 Band 1 Football 1 4 Capta1n 4 Basketball 1 4 Track l 4 C Club 2 4 Pres1dent 4 Ruth Mltchell I can IIVB wlthout poetry or walk1ng but who ln the world can l1ve wlthout talk1ng Secretary 2 V1ce prestdent 4 Nat1onal Honor Soclety 3 4 Secretary 4 Student Counc1l 4 Secretary 4 Newspaper 3 4 Edltor 4 Jun1or Play Senlor Play M1x ed Chorus 1 4 A Capella Cholr 2 4 G1rls Chorus l Mlxed Ensemble 2 4 G1rls Ensemble 1 3 4 Band 2 4 S retary treasurer 3 Pres1dent 4 Raymond Myer The greatest undeveloped terrltory m the world l1es under h1s hat Vxce presxdent 2 3 Student Counc1l 4 Junlor Play Senlor Play Mtxed Chorus I Boys Chours l Footballl 4 Basket al 1 4 Track l 4 Baseball 1 4 Club 2 4 Treasurer Betty Plckett I m here even 1f I don t tell every one Glrls Chorus Thomas Power A teacher well worked lS a grade half won Pres1dent 1 Yearbook 3 4 Super Snooper 3 4 Jun1or Play Semor Play Boys Cho rus 1 Footballl 4 Basketballl 4 Cap tam 4 Trackl 2 C Club 2 3 4 Base ba 2 3 Roger Pr1ce od the bark of a puppy Transfer Jeannme Rhoda Just a farmers daughter but Secretary 3 Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Yearbook 3 4 Newspaper 3 Band 3 4 F H A l 4 Decretary4 Cheerleader3 4 Lella Rhoda Alway ready to srmle out loud and full of pep Student Counc1l 4 Newspaper 3 4 Jun1or Play Mlxed Chorus 1 4 A Capella Cho1r 2 4 Glrls Chorus 1 G1rls Ensemble 3 4 F H A 1 4 Presldent 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 K C5 'tr 4, Maurine Ross I'm always content with what happens Girls Chorus 1 Shirley Sarver The proper study of mankind is man Mixed Chorus 1 Band 1 2 F H A 1 2 Reldon Schirch Womens home companion President 4 Student Council 1 4 Vice president 2 3 Yearbook 3 4 Junior Play Senior Play F F A President 3 Secretary 4 Football Basketball 1 4 Track 1 4 Capta1n4 C' Club 2 4 Poul try Judging Team 2 3 Gerald Schuler 'A oashful boy of th F P A He'll be a farmer some day Junior Play F F A 1 4 Treasurer 4 Sentinal 3 Track 2 Roger Seal A good fellow nee we say more? Jun1or Play Mixed Chorus 1 4 A Capella Choir 2 4 Boys Chorus 1 Mixed Ensemble 3 4 Track 3 Mary Seeman Quiet? You should know her better. Treasurer 3' National Honor Society 3- ' Vice-president 4- Mixed Chorus 1' Girls Chorus 1' F.H.A. 4: Kenneth Stalter 'lt is easier for him to do a job right t an 0 explain why he didn't.' Treasurer 4- National Honor Society 3-4' President 4' Student Council 3-4' T reas - urer 4' Supe r Snooper 3-4' F.F.A. 1-4: James Stapp A professional athelete of the tongue . Mixed Chorus 1-25 Boys Chorus 15 Mixed Ensemble 2g F. F. A. 1-4g Sentinal 4g Treas- urer 3: Carolyn Taylor Red halr does not always bespeak a fxery temper Transfer 3 Natlonal Honor SOC16ty 3 4 Semor Play Donald Taylor 'I'd rather wear out than rust Transfer 3 Mary Jane Welch L1fe 1S easy smooth and s ow Do what comes and let the rest Transfer 3 Phyll1s Wendlmg 'Wxth that merry and carefree a1r you can a ways tell when she 15 there National Honor SOC19ty 3 4 Treasurer 4 Mxxed Chorus 1 2 Gxrls Chorus 1 Band 3 4 F H A 1 4 2nd V1ce pres1dent 4 Robert W11son 'Mmds are hke horses one must exerc1 them 1f you w1sh to keep them 1n workmg order Transfer2 Basketball 3 Track 2 Base ball 2 Marvm Wunderhn Worry kxlls men I am ln the bes f health M1xed Chorus 1 2 F F A 1 4 Reporter 4 Presldent Safety Club 4 Secretary 3 Track 1 4 K' Semnorlllrolpltemg It 15 May 29 1962 and we f1nd Mr Ferree and Mrs Mall pag1ng through the Chenowa.n of '52 wh1ch brmgs back memorles of the year when they were semor sponsors As they turn the last leaf Mr Ferree brlngs out h1S Who's Who wh1ch or1g1nated as a letter from Ruth M1tche11 and Vauna May telhngthe whereabouts of the class Foll0w1ng IS a page from h1s book We found G1or1a G11be1't at Mom's Da1ry Bar as Mrs Jack Go1dsm1th Elwood Bean IS owner of Bean's Super Mart IH Meadows a suburb of Chenoa We haven't heard from A11ce H1cks lately but the last we knew she was happ11y marr1ed In Normal we found Mary Colv1n st1ll work1ng at the Baby Fold St111 1n Chenoa we found Rlchard H1gg1ns operat1ng Hlgglns Tax1 Servlce You have probably seen Ben Leesman sound1ng off on Chesterf1eld's TV show as the second Bob Hope Ben S1111 hasn't lost h1s sense of humor Jean Maurer IS Edgar J Hoover's pr1vate secretary 1n Washmgton D C Jerry Campbell IS pres1dent of the McLean County Elevator Assoc1at1on Jerry seems well sat1sf1ed w1th h1s pos1t1on If you d1dn't know Donna Fosdxck IS marr1ed and wa1t1ng patxently for her captam to re turn from h1s last voyage Reta1n1ng h1s mterest 1n fly1ng Jerry G0Od1ng IS manager of the Ocoya A1rl1ne operat1ng throughout the world We found Reldon Sch1rch coachmg a w1nrung basketball team at the Stapp Seal Reform School for Reckless Dr1vers Gerald Schuler IS also at th1S school as an mstructor 1n class work Most of h1s students have proved to be excellent dr1vers Marv1n Wunderl1n has taken over Pa Kettle's place 1n the newest mov1e of the serxes ' randpa Kett e' Wayne Dameron 15 mventor and control eng1neer ofa rocket shlp the EWD Rocket wh1ch 1S taklng a tr1p to the moon next week Dale M1ller IS a passenger on the EWD Rocket to gam publ1c1 y for the open1ng of lus 1962 season as All Amer1can Tackle Janet Hew1tt after rece1v1ng her doctor's degree in lustory IS travelmg to the moon on the EWD Rocket to take notes for her new book on The H1story of the Umverse We f1nd Le1la Rhoda tMrs Paul Grxmesl pres1dent of the Colfax Parent Teachers As soc1at1on She IS a very successful mother Bud Myer 1S starrxng 1n the new mov1e Bud Myer A11 Amer1can wh1ch 15 produced by Tom Power By the way Corky Krxdner IS head costume desxgner for the mov1e B111 Blankensh1p 1s owner of the Blankensh1p Pubhslung House WhlCh 15 bus1ly at work on your book The E1nste1n Theory Bob WIISOD 1S gett1ng h1s car ready for the annual Memor1al Day race at Ind1anapol1s Carolyn Taylor 15 now d1splay1ng her dramat1c ab1l1ty on the stage 1n the place vacated by Ethel Barrymore If you ever go to Ch1cago AIFPOFY be sure to see Mary Jane Welch stewardess for Trans World A1rl1nes After serv1ng 1n the a1r corps Roger PFICE entered Purdue majormg 1n mechamcal engmeermg Sh1r1ey Sarver IS wr1t1ng the soc1ety column of the Ocoya Trxbune Jun Stapp founded the Stapp Seal Reform School for Reckless Dr1vers located on Ceme tery Avenue Roger Seal IS co owner ofthe schoolwh1ch has reducedtraffm deaths 1mmense1y If you'd 11ke to learn to sew be sure to see Phy1l1s Wendl1ng the 1nstructor at Sxnger Sewmg Center on the corner of State and Randolph 1n Ch1cago After s1x years 1n the a1r corps Don Taylor has been promoted to Chanute as an 1n structor Kenneth Stalter has been g1ven the honor of be1ng pres1dent of the Mllklng Shorthorn Assoc1at1on and IS also busy w1th h1s 360 acre farm Mary Seeman has graduated from nurse's tra1n1ng and IS now head nurse at Mennomte Hosp1ta1 1n Bloormngton If you have been to Par1s lI1l1no1sJ you have probably not1ced the Betty Maurme Shoppe for Beaut1fy1ng Women be1ong1ng to Betty P1ckett and Maurxne Ross Up ln the north woods we found Dale Casson ra1s1ng the most beaut1fu1 s11ver foxes xn the world Modehng the s1lver fox furs for Conover Modehng Agency's northern branch we found Jeann1ne Rhoda Vauna IS on her way home from Hollywood after co starrmg 1n 'Bud Myer All Amen can Ruth M1tchel1 IS m C1-ucago prepar1ng for her tr1p to the moon on the EWD Rocket to obta1n 1nformat1on concern1ng the 1nhab1tants of the moon for an artxcle wh1ch w1l1 appear 1n the New York Tr1bune We both happened to be 1n Clucago at the same t1me and wkule hav1ng lunch together planned th1S letter to you We hope you engoy hear1ng about the old class of '52 6 ' ' - u 1 . , 1 . 1 . - , . . 1 1 'G 1 '. 1 . 1 1 n - 1 n . . . . . ,, . . 1 - - lv , . 1 1 1 ' - , . . . . 1 . 3 , . Qlflass wall We the graduatmg class of Chenoa Hmgh School 1n the year of our Lord Nmeteen Hundred and Flfty two bemg of sound mmd and body and havmg attended four years at C H S do here by leave our personal attrlbutes and other odds and ends to those we have left beh1nd Elwood Bean leave my black curly ha1r to any one who IS t1red of usmg Tom Jerry Campbell leave my qulet manner to Jlm Brown B111 Blankenslup leave my love of books to Jumor Scott Mary Colvm leave my forcefulness to Ina Lee Wayne Dameron leave whatever there IS to leave to whoever wants what's left Donna Fosdlck leave my smgle l1fe to my slsters Joyce and Esther Glorla G1lbert leave my place as a semor l1brar1an to Dor1s Downes Jerry Goodmg leave my remarks ln Amer1can Problems to George Albeck Allce Hlcks would leave my blonde ha1r but I need lt myself D1ck H1gg1ns leave my bookkeep1ng books and all that go w1th them to any one who engoys bookkeepmg as I do Ben Leesmen leave my way w1th the women to Cllfford I-hnshaw Joan Maurer leave my helght to D1ane Sweeny Dale Mlller leave my Chesterwhlte hogs and all myblue r1bbons to Ronme Mlhrkens Ruth Mxtchell leave my french horn It belongs to the school anyway Bud Myer leave my perfect record mn Mr Ferree's crlme f1le and a box of thumb tacks and rubber bands to Roger Ehrhardt Tom Power leave my 'Llttle Jewel to any one who can make It run Corky Krldner leave my three days ln study hall to Evelyn Jones Bob W1lson leave my auto racmg hobby to Rolland Anderson Dale Casson leave and take Jeann1ne Rhoda w1th me Jeanmne Rhoda w1ll my ab1l1tv to pay my debts to Dlane Wagner Lella Rhoda leave my ab1l1ty to annex a dxamond before I'm out of school to Shxrley Newklrk I Betty Plckett leave my many acqua1ntances 1n Flanagan to Nxta Schmltt to add to her collect1on Maurlne Ross leave my Job at Tommy's Cafe to my s1ster MarJor1e Mary Seeman leave my fun 1n the old 'Studle to Ethel Rasmus Ken Stalter leave my Job as treasurer of the semor class to some poor unfortunate Jumor J1m Stapp leave my love of speed to .hm Epperson Phyllxs Wendhng leave my dev1l1sh ways to Marllyn Pr1ce Roger Seal leave my bass vo1ce to anyone who w1ll be 1n chorus everyday Carolyn Taylor leave my red ha1r to Paula Goodm Mary Jane Welsh leave my southern drawl that Ruth Lee left me to Jean Blankenshrp because I d1dn't use It Roger Pr1ce leave my many female acquamtances to Stanley Hoselton I Shlrley Sarver leave my mck name 'Baby Doll to Eva Range Reldon Sclurch leave my unpubllshed book How to Wm Blondes and Influence Fresh men to V1rg1l Johnston I Janet Hewltt leave my ab1l1ty to be my boy fr1end's daughter 1n law m the Jumor and semor plays to Marxan Gentes Donald Taylor leave my frlendly sm1le to Hazel Rasmus Gerald Schuler leave my mechan1cal ab1l1ty whzch I acqu1red ln ag class to Bob Gentes I Marvm Wunderl1n leave all the extra sleep Igot 1n Amer1can problem's class to B111 Asper I Vauna May leave my perfect attendance at all athletlc events to Helen Maurer We the sponsors of the semor class leave our many trzals and trxbulatlons plus many happy txmes to Mlss Lelgh and Mr lung To all we leave many happy memorxes of four never to be forgotten years 1n our beloved school 6' I, , - . . . .. . 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' , . . fo On the thlrd day of September 1949 forty two freshmen embarked on the1r h1gh schoolcareer Soon afterward Roger Ehrhardt was elected presldent Bob Gentes v1ce pres1dent Evelyn Jones secretary treasurer and B111 Asper Student Counc11 representltxve We chose Coach Kmg to be our sp onsor Everyone had fun Freshman Day regardless of the1r h11lb1lly garb and havmg to scrub the steps wxth toothbrushes A few partxes also added to the exc1tement The sophomore year passed qulckly w1th a party or two B111 Asper was presmdent that year w1thEthe1Rasmus v1ce pres1dent D1ane Wagner secretary treasurer and Roger Ehrhardt Student Counc1l represent1t1ve Most of the Jumor year was spent earmng money A play was presented whlch not only boosted our funds but prov1ded fun for all Mar1an Gentes was presxdent Stanley Hoselton v1ce presldent Sh1rley INewk1rk secretary treasurer and Bob Gentes Student Counc1l representluve Mlss Le1gh and 1Vlr Klng were our sponsors H Rasmus G Whlttle R1p1ey D Wagner J Rosenberger Y Sul11van S Tlnges W .-f Q - x I I x 0 1 I ,. 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V 6 . ,1 - - nllhunllnrfi if ififx :Ori ff WV Ax if 4 S C3 N :Y 5' 1 bww N 1 i FQ Flfty four green freshman entered Chenoa Hxgh ln 1950 As all freshmen we were pr1v1leged to under go the rltuals of 1n1t1at1on Th1s lncluded Freshman Day and aparty 1n our honor on the follow mg Saturday We chose as off1cers Pat Asper pres1dent Verne Sch1rch v1ce presldent Jlm Stroud secretary treasurer Mary Anne Elson Student QOIIIICII representatwe and Mlss Mancuso sponsor A skatmg party and a plcmc were held durmg the year Last fall we entered as sophxsucated and experlenced sopho mores Th1s year we could Jom the upper classmen 1n enjoymg Freshman Day We chose Margery Esmond pres1dent John Grusy vlce pres1dent Leland Stalter secretary treasurer Evelyn Jones Student Counc11 representatlve and Mlss Johnston sponsor Durmg the year we enyoyed several class part1es Z' , ... ft M. l 'f iffyf r' T i Q tw J.. . 1 l elf q rt . , .E 4 fa 3' . 9. l W. F4 . K N thx xy If P Asper D Barth A Bonn S Bounds M Cushman E Dameron Elson M Esmond M Forbes J Fosdlck ,P D Gooding J GFUSY Henlme M H1gg1TlS E Jones I N I mx Jontry H Landrus B Lavalher B LaW16SS B Lesher f I nw D M111er J NICO1 D Pxercy , v ' ' , f ' J - , 1 , I, r I 'Y - ,r Y 'r ,, ,N 5 so - .ox l .B ,,, . 7 ' 1 4- fs , + ' in X .1 ax :N 1' 0 - f W1 L , .' I V X X 1 W .X 14 - . - -- ' QL ' IYP. U n 1 , N - . ' K, - ' - B. ' . ' ' . -, 1 V' . n O , ff i ' mv u f- , -f X on 4. f' -fffs. W . M as G. . . ' . . x f V K' vu fi ', P , Li? Ao I-I f J' A V .' 9,4 Jf L Regenold B Helrlerfs X Rhoda Rxch 7' 'I' .sk C 5ChLnCk V SCh1I'Ch N bCh1'1'11tl C Schuler C Spence I L Staltel' S Streld I Stroud J Sulhvan V Tronc Y' f 1 Wagner D Wallen J W11der 'VI Workman Wunderlm It B Yordy D Zehr . 'Q 0 , A I f , 'S 'f - v x . r W fl, l . Y s v- lf fe A Q 1, M I ' 'AQAJ ' .TWA-57' NI. P ml '. ' , V 1 , .f . ' P, , J- ' 'gin x . s ty fsxk-H: :ix . A FA! I .1 7' , Q I h f Qx fx 4 ' ' fl f 5 fd Q M 1 Y' ' ' I 7' 1. . K, if ' F 1 ' ' ' .',, N ' is 1 211, .. A A f 1 p -K ' h Q -Q ' V. K Vcc . ' M F ' A ,, if u 1, .2 .sf f if IP f M. . . A A . M. ' J O bfi, '- fl 9 1125111111311 flirwlltmwm Qlififnwlrfg At last the fall of 1951 arr1ved We had worked for 8 years to reach thxs goal We were 47 shv modest k1ds We had the usual 1n1t1at1on but they were very easy on us We dressed as we chose and paraded ln front of the rest ofthe school As the year rolled on we learned to relax We chose for our glass offlcers Kay Asper Presldent Lem Clark vxce presldent Fred G1tt1nger Secretary Treasurer and Mr Elson class sponsor We planned some partles and hope to have many more lnterestlng features 1n our future years at CHS 6 QL' ,T X' ' . . u I ly 4 ' ' ' s .- ..ik f' vw L I X Nr .A k : f l , , - , i . : ' , 5 I I ' I - I I - 2 - l - . 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' '- .. ,, .Q gg gxfw Q, r mi 1121 tb t' H 4 X I I Q Qijllw Stttbettt Qfottmtinll WX Left to R1ght Ruth M1tchell Kenneth Stalter J1m Rhoda Mary Ann Elson Evelyn Jones B111 Asper Bud Myer Mlss Koss Dale Mlller Mr Walker L.e1la Rhoda Bob Gentes Janet Hewxtt Reldon Schxrch Wayne Dameron Roger Ehrhardt The 'Student Counc1lorgan1zed 1n September w1th Dale M1ller as Presxdent Wayne Dameron V1ce Pres1dent Ruth Mltchell Secretary and Kenneth Stalter Treas urer Mr Walker and M1ss Koss are sponsors Throughout the year the counc1l sponsors many act1v1t1es and programs for the ball games sponsors such act1v1t1es 1-. noon hour rec:-eat1on courtesy campa1gns all school partxes and mov1es In orderto get the holxday vacatlon offto aboornmg start we sponsor aChr1stmas party on Frlday afternoon before Chr1stmas vacatlon for the whole school and tn the even lngthe Chr1stmasAlumn1 Dance was held forthe alumm and students w1thChuck Grangers orchestra from Jolxet furmsmng the mus1c As the yearly project the Student Counc1l completed aflle of addresses and names of all alumn1 and each year the f1le w1ll be brought up to date The Student Counc1l along w1th the coach part1c1pates 1n choos1ng the cheerleaders They collect and d1str1bute funds for varlous dr1ves and pr0v1de one assembly program per month throughout the year Representatxves of the Chenoa Counc1l attended and part1c1pated 1n the d1str1ct and state conventxon Each year tne councxl acts as hosts to the e1ghth grade pup1ls and mtroduces them to the hlgh school l1fe One of the convemences wh1ch the Counc1l keeps for the student body IS the coke machme wh1ch members take turns m be1ng responslble for I 212 RI of N - '- di - llli' I . .. - I ' f- 5 S A- .Q I benefit of the school and the pupils. The Student Council sells refreshments at the foot- ' , ' -- 0 l . ll i V1 I . il . A. -. .- . I V ,' at-sg ln February of 1949 a new organization The National Honor Society was introduced in Chenoa High School The members of this organization are selected because of their Character Leadership Scholarship and Service four very worth while attributes. This year's officers included Kenneth Stalter presi- dent: Mary Seeman vice-president' Ruth Mitchell secretary' and Phyllis Wendling treasurer. The committee for the selection of new members consisted of Mary Alice Kridner Vauna May and Wayne Dameron. The committee for ordering pins consisted of Janet Hewitt, Jeannine Rhoda, and Carolyn Taylor. New members which were accepted into the society this year are: Roger Ehrhardt, Bill Asper, Diane Wagner and Jo Ann Maurer. NATVUNN. . .muon SOCIEW Ei 4 lg L6 Nailziimall mamtir Sairiietg TT f by xy 1 T , Newspaper Staff LAX 5 14 K-1 Wifi Brown Mlss Johnston Seated T Power G Dunhan L Rhoda R Mltchell J Hewltt K Stalter In add1t1on to recordlng varlous school act1v1t1es and slde llghts on student l1fe the Super Snooper took a step forward at the start of the school term w1th several new and lnterestxng features Plctures often decorated the front page These were drawn by Rus Landrus Dorls Downes and Donna Augspurger Also a new art1cle What If It Were by Mary Anne Elson was especxally enjoyed by everyone There were several outstandlng ed1tor1als by next year's ed1tor Donna Augspurger as well as some from the present edltor Ruth M1tchell At the beglnnmg of the school year an mformal rneetlng was held for those who were mterested III worklng on the paper These people then helped to wrlte the art1cles for the bl weekly lssues The semor staffwlth the help of M1ss Johnston our sponsor selected the Jumor staff for next year wh1ch lS as follows Edltor 1n chlef Ruth M1tchel1 Donna Augspurger Assxstant Ed1tors Lexla Rhoda Ethel Rasmus Exchange Ed1tors Janet Hewltt Shxrley Newk1rk M1meograph Ed1tors Kenneth Stalter Bob Gentes Jxrn Brown Sports Ed1tors Tom Power B111 Asper Adv1ser Mlss Edwma Johnston 1.235-,1. yiiff I M! . '! '5A,:5..,' fmm 4 X is hr' adn 'X l' n ' - 1 .v ' 'J ,J L IE!!! ' . - I Standing: B. Gentedg B. Asperg E. Rasmusg D. Augspurgerg S. Newkirkg J Earth Illlllnm lfml Q olllltlll .nuff First Row J Hewitt M Jones R Mehrkens N Scott M Hepperly K Heinz C Schuler A Rhoda M Elson R Seybold Second Row M Esmond M Gentes V Tronc M Wunder lin J Sullivan J Staddick R Rhoda S He nken P Pils R King R Mitchell C Kridner C Rhoda E Rocke N Schmitt V May Third Row P Goodin G Dunham G Gentes P Wendling B Rasmus A Boon E Rasmus C Schenck R Corrie H King Mr Heflick C Spence J Wilder D Gooding D Downes C Regenold The Chenoa Unit District band under the direction of Mr Richard Hef lick was composed of forty one members The officers for the year were president Ruth Mitchell vice president Vauna May secretary treasurer Corky Kridner Student Council Representative Janet Hewitt The band marched at all of the football games and played at most of the home basketball games The drum rnajorette was Paula Goodin and the twirl ers were Genevive Gentes Gayle Dunham Phyllis Wendling Bessie Rasmus Ann Bonn Ethel Rasmus and Jeannine Rhoda. The band also presented a program at the Music Demonstration class 'or the parents of those interested in band. At the end of the year the band marched in the Memorial Day Parade which extended to the Chenoa Cemetery where respects were paid to the Grave of the Unknown Soldier. Zllllxeb Qflmmrxums il' I r f- f' C Fhnxncso Y Back Row J Brown R Ehrhardt B Asper Mr Hef 11ck R Seal W Dameron R Kelleher Front Row D Wagner C Kr1dner S Stre1d M Prlce A Bonn M Esmond J Wllder K Asper I Hew1tt R Mxtchell L Rhoda The Chenoa H1gh Schoolm1xed chorus was a very act1ve orgamzauon durmg the past year Practxce started at the begmnmg of the school year w1th a regular noon hour cl lss on Tuesdays and Thursdays The m1xed chorus presented the annualChr1stmas concert ofDecem ber 16th 1951 The program conslsted of numbers by the m1xed chorus a capella cholr grade school chorus the combmed choruses and varlous 1nd1v1dual solos and duets wxth the grade school ensembles also perform mg The concert was under the d1rect1on of Mr Hefllck the h1gh school dlrector and Mlss Caldwell the grade school d1rector The chorus entered the D1str1ct Muslc Contest at Glbson Clty March 15th and attended the McLean County Muslc Festlval March 28th The g1rls ensemble and m1xed ensemble IS composed of members from the m1xed chorus The ensembles sang at many meetmgs throughout the year and also attended the d1str1ct contest at Gxbson C1ty March 15th A glrls chorus not p1ctured was orgamzed late Ln the year to enter the d1str1ct contest or 2 J 1 1 . 1 ' 'V ',- . f Q f vm- Q I . ., . : :nf . . Q 1. it 1 C' - 9 P 3. Q. if w f- - , 1 - L, N K 1 ' ,. - ' .. ' , A I N Q.. .. - 'll H E' A ' I I? 5 A - -.w 4 -, A- ' . . . . , , g . g . 3 . . : . L . ' 5 . ' 5 . ' 5 . 1 . Q . ' 1 . 1 -. ' 1 . g . . . - 4 2 . I ' 1' C I I ' - I 3 ' 4 , . h , . , . I Q . . I I D I . V I 'E ngleunullulw M1xed Ensemble From left to r1ght R Kelleher J Brown R Ehrhardt R Seal M Esmond M Prxce J Hew1tt R M1tchell Glrls Ensemble From left to rxght J Hew1tt R Mltchell L Rhoda Kr1dner L ' 1, A. Bonng M. Esmondg M. Priceg S. Streidg C iii ' ?l, I . Q Q e 'f A , , . I Z A ll I l Q-000.0 nga' n 1 'um Pxctured from left to r1ght S T1nges G G11 bert C Schenck P Knopp Mrs Mall Y Sull1van G Wh1ttle D Downes V Tronc Th1s year for the flrst t1me student l1brar1ans were mtroduced to Chenoa Hlgh Glor1a G1lbert Carol Schenck Dor1s Downes and V1rg1n1a Tronc Changes for the second semester were Joan Mauer 1n place of Phyllls Knopp Mary Seeman and Evelyn Jones were also added to the staff second semester Several socxal funct1ons were planned for the group durmg the year C Jlhulttnnlr' glass QDHHQ ME AND MY SHADOW Me and My Shadow a three act comedy by Vxncent Barrett was presented by the Jumor class on Apr11 25 Roy Harrmngton IS a young attorney whose mother 1n law Mrs K1ng has never exactly approved of h1s marr1age to her daughter Arleen Arleen IS learn1ng f1rst a1d and pract1ces on everybody she meets She IS go1ng to a lecture 1n a ne1ghbor1ng town and hates to leave her young husband alone so she 1n duces Roy's fr1end Dr Douglas to spend the rught wlth Roy On h1s way back home from takmg Arleen to the bus stat1on Roy saves a myster1ous young East Ind1an g1rl from bemg run over by a tra1n She IS unconsclous when Roy br1ngs her home to see what Bruce can do for her Both boys are amazed when the g1rl comes to and declares that because Roy has saved her l1fe she now belongs to h1m Henceforth he w11l be her Master and she w1ll be h1s 'Slave The boys try to show her where th1s l1ne of reasomng IS all wrong but 1n sp1te of the1r repeated efforts to get r1d of her she stays' To further compl1cate matters Mrs Klng arr1ves unexpectedly and there 18 a nosey ne1ghbor whose mterference makes thmgs much worse It seems that the g1rl was del1berate1y thrown on the tracks The would be murderer makes an attempt on the g1r1's l1fe and fa1l1ng 1n that tr1es to k1dnap her In the darkness however he gets the mother 1n law msteadl Then Arleen comes home and thmgs really happen' Further compl1cat1ons are caused by Susan the Harrmgton ma1d and one funny sxtu at1on tops another w1th such bew1lder1ng rap1d1ty that the audxence was almost ln hyster1cs We are sorry that the play cast was unable to be pubhshed but due to the early date that the annual had to go to press the cast hadn't been chosen as yet Annual Staff WW U H31 6 LIMS- ' 4 IflIlEl'l School. They wlere: Phyllis Knopp, Shirley Tinges, Glenice Whxttle, Yvonne Sullivan, ov n - - 1 ll . - - ffuihmw Qlummmakers oflkmernma 7+ lst Row S Txnges A L Bonn P Knopp P Wendhng L Rhoda M Ixr1dner k Krldner J Hew1tt J Rhoda B Remers 2nd Row K Jacobs M1ssRedmg D Sweeney D Wagner M Ross Frxend J Woodlng S Bounds B Rasmus J Merhkmds D Fosdlck Seeman D Zehr D Stroud M H1gg1ns 3rd Row E Dameron R A Sprmger C Schuler A Rhoda M S Harr-1 son K Asper H Maurer M Cushman N Schm1dt P R1ch S Newk1rk M Wunderhn C Spence H Rasmus F H A OFFICERS FOR 1951 1952 Pres1dent lst Vlce Presxdent 2nd V1ce Presmdent Secretary Treasurer H1stor1an Parhrnentarxan Song Leader Reporter Lexla Rhoda Janet Hewxtt Phy111S Wendhng Jeannme Rhoda Phylhs Knopp Beverly Remers Mary A11ce Krldner Ann L Bonn Slurley Tmges of AVA ll a S . 1 1 . 4 1 A T ... Vs., ' ' .- -G-,4n' ' Y ,aa , ., 1 . 2 . ' , . . , . , . ' , . , . A. lst. Row: S. Tinges, A. L. Bonn, P. Knopp, P. Wendling, L. Rhoda, M. A. . : . . ' ' ' , . , . , . , C. The work of the FHA began early ln August A Program of Work was planned by Janet Hewltt and her commlttee of M Seeman C Spence and K Asper The comm1ttee planned a specxal actlvlty for each month of the school year also makmg plans for a regular FHA meet1ng to be held tWlCC a month at noons The plans ofthe year's work was made out and the programs were glven to the members at the second meet1ng of the year The Theme for the year was 'THE BUSY BEES ARE BUZZING ' To become acquamted wlth each other the FHA and FFA held a3o1nt party durlng the month of September The party was held at D M1ller's home and games and refreshments were served under the d1rect1on of Mr Walker and M1ss Redlng Durlng the month of Nov the glrls celebrated Natlonal FHA week Wh1Ch was from N v 4 10 The project of the week was the mstallatlon of the off1cers from the Pont1ac Chapter We also held a Bazzar and Bake Sale wh1ch was a huge success At the October meet1ng all the g1rls brought old clothmg and mlscellaneous xtems to be sent overseas The lnternatlonal Good Wlll Commlttee Checked over the ltems and prepared them for ma1lmg The commlttee was M Hlggms S Bounds K Asper and B Rasmus Y' will -1 - -h 44 In December the members entertamed the Mothers at a tea after school Trad1t1ona1 Chrxstmas muslc was played and short program was presented Gettmg off to a good start 1n January the new members were 1n1t1ated and the g1rls recelved the degrees Th1s year we had 14 new members 10 g1rls earned the Jun1or Home maker Degl ee 7 g1rls earned the Chapter Homemaker Degree and Corky Kr1dner re ce1ved the State Homemaker Degree Th1s IS the ftrst and only one 1n our Chapter At the same serv1ce the flrls bestowed the Honorary Membersh1p to the Chapter Mother Mrs V Gentes Also the gxrls presented Mlss Redmg w1th an Advlsors' pm and guard The remamder of the year was spent ln carrymg out the followmg progects a Daddy Date N1ght' an exh1b1t1on of the year's work aJo1nt party wlth the FFA and FHA an all school party and a square dance Welcommg the prospect1ve members b1dd1ng the Sen1ors farewell and last of all the tr1p at the close of the year The FHA Chapter of Chenoa has completed a very successful year and look1ng forward to next year wlth enthustasm Also mcluded ln our year's act1v1t1es was the Sect1on 17 House of Delegates meet1ng and the Sprmg Rally whtch were both conducted by our Parl1amentar1an Corky Krtdner We are qulte proud of the ache1vements wh1ch we have made 1n SeCt1On act1v1t1es ' ' ' I ' p n n I I 1 t D l 1 1 . 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Q if Jfmtmw farmers tt-If ilmernra Th1rd Row R Tracy J Rhoda W Hxgglns J Stre1d C Wade L Hew1tt J Grusy B Schlrch R Stroh Second Row V Johnson C Hlnshaw R Mehrkens R He1nr1ch R Ehrhardt J Brown R R1pley R Gentes F1rst Row D Casson J Stapp B Leesman K Stalter M Wunderhn W Dameron R Sch1rch G Schuler D Mlller Mr Walker The F F A started thexr years work w1th the followmg off1cers pres1dent Wayne Dameron vxce presment Dale M1ller secretary Reldon Sclurch treasurer Gerald Schuler reporter Marvm Wunderlln sentmels F1m stapp Ben Leesmen and Dale Casson In the month of September the Chapter elected the Jumor offxcers as follows pres1dent Bob Gentes v1ce presxdent Roger Ehrhardt secretary Vlfgll Johnson treasurer Ronme Mehrkens reporter Ray Rlpley sentmels Alvm He1nr1ch and C11fford Hmshaw In October the Il11no1s Bankers Assoc1at1on awarded the Chapter the placque for the best Chapter 1n Sectlon 9 In the Nat1onal Conventxon wluch was held at Kansas Czty also the Chapter was presented the Gold Emblem Chapter Award The Bankers Award and the Gold Emblem award were gwen for the Chapter havlng the best all around program of act1v1t1es on the Sect1on State and Natlon The Fat Stock and Da1ry Judgmg Team won the Sect1on9 contest The Parh mentary Procedure Team won second 1n the Sectmon contest Ben Leesman won thlfd mn the Sect1onal Speech contest Reldon Schlrch recelved h1s State Farmer Degree as well as the Sectlon S011 and Water Management Placques Dale Casson won the Sect1on Safety Placque Kenneth Stalter the Sect1on Home Beaut1f1cat1on Placque and Dale M1ller the placque for the best soybean progect ln the Sect1on Under the leadershxp of Mr Walker a succesful year was enjoyed w1th seven members completmg the requ1rements for the Green Hand Degree and two members meetmg the requ1rements for the Chapter Farmer Degree lv , , .,: 'S -J ,o 'F c . 14' . , ,- N, 4, M ' - - , - . - , . , . , . , . , . . . . . . , . , . , . , , , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , - , . , . , . . . . . 1 , , , . . . . I I ! L P I I . , , , 1 , , , 1 . I 1 ' I , . . , - . I I , . ' I Officers From 1. to r.: Reldon Schirch, Mar- vin Wunderlin, Wayne Dameron, Dale Miller, Gerald Schuler. Safety Club From 1 to r Jlm Stapp Dale M111er Jlm Brown Secretary v1ce presldent and presldent respectwely S011 Savers Club Frornl to r Roger Ehrhardt Reldon Sch1rch Marvm Wunderhn Secretary v1ce pr'es1dent and presudent respect1ve1y 1. -r . . . , , - 1 1 . . . , 1 - 'L 1 n Poultry Judging Team Richard Tracy Virgil Johnson Wayne Dameron Fat Stock Judgmg Team J1m Rhoda Bob Gentes Verne Schlrch A1v1n Hexnr1ch Chfford H1HShaW B111 H1gg1DS Re1donSch1rch Marvm Wunder 11n Dale M111er Dale Casson J1m Stapp Ronme Mehrkens Da1ry Judgmg Team Rodney Stroh Ray Rlpley John Grusy Jay Strexd .hm Brown Roger Ehrhardt Gerald Schuler Ken Stalter Parhmentary Procedure Team V1rg11 Johnson Ray R1p1ey Roger Ehrhardt C11fford H1nshaw Ronn1e Mehrkens J1m Brown Slemlnf lag On November 16 1951 the long awaited night for the senior class had come Every one was in their place and plomptly at 8 O0 the curtain went up on a three act comedy Just Ducky by Donald Payton This year's director to our success was Miss Johnston The final production ofthe senior class began in the home of the Maxwell's Mr Maxwell fBen Leesmanl belng notified of his new position of head of the c1t1zens com mittee because he has such a fine upstandlng family Later the same day Betty Lou lCorky Kmdnerl and her friend fBernad1nel Ruth Mitchell decided to wr1te a letter to Miss Blayne Uoan Maurerl the love lorn columnist in which they make up a story saying that Betty Lou 1S in love with a man forty four years old who has three children signing it ' Just Ducky Miss Blayne instead of publishing the letter brings it to Mrs Maxwell lCarolyn Taylorl who believes the story Wilbur Maxwell lBud Myerl and Hercules Nelson Uerry Campbelll his bosom pal aspiring to be dramatists after helping Mr Maxwell write his speech to give to the citizens committee write a play Mr Maxwell consents to play opposite Hercules and when Miss Blayne comes in to see him about Betty Lou he naturally thinks it is Her cules Then MISS Blayne tells Mrs Maxwell and Aunt Mary lVauna Mayj how Mr Maxwell chased her all over the room Mr Moore and Mr Marshall fWayne Dameron and Tom Power? arrive to inter view Mr Maxwell but the girls over hear Mr Maxwell call the man marshall and the girls think that he's come to get Betty Lou so she and Wilbur plead insanity When they discover their error they get Mr Moore back with the help of Connie Uanet Hewittl and Craig lReldon Schirchl Connie's boyfriend and explain what has hap- pened. Allis well until Miss Blayne and Aunt Mary decide that Mr. Moore has been causing all of Betty Lou's trouble. Finally all is well and happy except Miss Blayne and Aunt Mary whom Wilbur scared away with a snake. ,aff dd Mow Q 'iv W ff H qi Efewm Cmlqye ' 7 hge Of R fl Sf fe QQHAA SMI! ha 4 Ar OZKV' fgasdi J, AV K Lib MGA! LMIES use Y Top how li Plercy G Jontrv J Broen A He1nr1ch J Grusy P Asper D Knopp R Landrus L Clark H Landzus L Hewltt J Stroud Coach Kmg Second Row B Leesrnan D Mason R Ehrhardt R Schlrch W Dameron D Mlller B Myer S Hoselton J Goodmg B Asper T Power E Bean D Plercy Front Row F Gxttmger W Scott M Lucas J Cottrell Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Captaln Dale M1l1er ...-...au SEASON'S RECORD Octav1a 7 Lexlngton 6 Grldley 12 Mxnonk Forrest Flanagan El Paso Cornell 19 Fa1rbury 0 Coach Lyle Kmg 3 J , xl '- A , 1 5 l. 5' fb .'. r T v - : V , 4, 1 Haw H - 0 40 I ' 7 v Z YJ ,,- E lv , H' ,,,f l W ' f f . ,I ' l . f ' . L . 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Back Row J Cottrell B Gentes J Stroud V Schu-ch M Pool H Landrus B Scott B Newklrk G Jontry J Streld Second Row L Brown Coach Ktng A He1nr1ch R Landrus D Mason J Grusy L Clark P Asper J Brown J Campbell E Bean R Kelleher D P1ercy Front Row G Albeck D Casson D Wallen D Mlller R Sclfurch B Myer B Asper W Dameron M Wunderlln M Lucas F Glttxnger R Plercy H Workman Aprll Ap r1l Aprll Aprxl May May May May 3 6 9 13 1952 Schedule Pont1ac Falrbuty Lexxngton Cornell M1nonk M1d State Meet Grldley Relays Octavla D1str1ct Meet County Meet 1951 Schedule Tentat1ve Fe re He re Chenoa Gr1d1ey Here Last year the Chenoa track squad took Champ 1onsh1p honors at the M1d State Meet on May 1 the Gmdley Relays on May 5 and the County Meet whlch was the fxfth Consecutlve County Champxonshlp for Chenoa Dale Mlller Set a new pole vault record at 11' 9 1n the County Meet The prev1ous record was 11' 6 held by a former Redberd Ike Lennmgton In the D1str1ct meet held on May 11 Dale M1l1er Quahfxed to compete 1n the pole vaultmg at the State Meet on May 18 Captam Reldon Sclu rch C UB 1951 Kauffman James Basketballl 4 Football 2 4 Track 1 3 MOFF1S Don Basketball 2 4 Football 3 4 Schopp John Basketball 2 4 Football 3 4 H1gg1ns John Football 3 4 Donovan Joe Football 3 4 Trachsel Roy Football 3 Shevokas Matt Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 1952 Power Tom Football 2 4 Basketball 2 4 Myer Bud Football2 4 Track 3 Dameron Wayne Football2 4 Sclurch Reldon Football 2 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 Crossman B111 Football2 M1ller Dale Football 2 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 2 3 Leesman Ben Football 4 Basketball 4 Campbell Jerry Basketball 4 Bean Elwood Football 4 1953 Clark B111 Football 1 2 Asper B111 Football 2 3 T1ack 2 Ehrhardt Roger Football 2 3 Track 2 Albeck George Track 2 Basketball 3 Hoselton Stanley Football 3 Basketba 1954 Asper Pat Football2 Stroud J1m Football2 1955 Clark Lem Football 1 Basketball Mason Don Football 1 Landrus Russel Football 1 Knopp Dav1d Football 1 Basketball 1 l OO 09 1 ' L ' , -- - L . -- - L 3 -- - u , ' 2 , 1 1 ' S - I -- I - ' 1 ' 1 , . . , H - 3 . 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