Chester High School - Summit Yearbook (Chester, IL)

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DRAMATKICLUB PRESIDENT ---- Glenda Barwell VlCE-PRESIDENT - - Dolores Wolff SECRETARY-TREASURER - Harriet Pinkerton ADVISER ---- Miss Weinrich Back Row: D. Rainey, E, Haserneyer, W. Rainey, E. Schweizer, G. DeRousse, T Karushis, D. Braun L. Wegener, B. Rebbe, D. Wollt. Second How: Miss Wemrich, V. Walker, P. Beare, A Parrish, B. Hochmiith, L Orrell, G Barwell, B Marquardt, H. Pinkerton, L. Nagel. Seated: A. Pohle, C. Saak, L. Ehlers, R. Koenig, M. Craig, W. Frazer, C Parrish, M. Wolshock, N Partridge, G. Baggeti. Back Row: L Brandon, G. Willbrand, R, Yourtee, D. Roberts, I. lany, Mrs. Creaaer, W. Craig, B. Earl- enbaugh, R. Rainey, B. Ahrens, M. Iackson, D. Ebers. Second Row: D Rainey, I. Siegfried, I. Ervin, D. Diirkee, M. Cleiman, P. Conner, G Stebbins, F. Vaughn. Seated: B. Hochrnuth, M. Prager, M. Craig, E Fox, E. Miller, l. Prager, H. Stewart. FERRETERS PRESlDENT - - - Mary Cecil Craig VICEAPRESIDENT - - - Dorothy Roberts SECRETARYATREASURER f - Marion Prager SERGEANT-AT-ARMS - e Iean Ervin ADVlSER - - - - Miss Creager fi 24 ..

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Ais Bis Cis Dis Eis F is G is H is l 'is I is K is L is Mis N is O is P is Q is R is S is T is U is V is Wis X is Y is Z is O.H.S.'s A B C's I for Advisers, who are both very fine, for Bernadine, who at poetry does shine, for Connie, fast becoming a bard, for Dorothy, at business Works hard, for Ebers and I. Ervin, salesmen supreme, for Finish, the entire staff's dream, for Gail, a good editor indeed, for Helen, typist noted for speed, for Interest alumni have shown, for Iim and also for Ioan, for Koenig, an accurate typist too, for Mr. Leonard, thanks for all that you do, for Mary Cecil, her film is now spent, for Nobody, this space is for rent, for Oh myl this is certainly Work, for Paulie, who at tasks does not shirk, for Quick, that's how We have to be, I for Rush for production you see, for Sports by Willard and Bill, for Trouble and Time this did fill, for Us, the '43 annual staff, for Value our yearbook should have, for Wilbert, who sold books with success, for all good things to have in X-cess, for You, who have suffered this through, for Zenith, THE SUMMIT to youl D OLD KING PAUL Old King Cole was a merry old soul, A merry old soul was he, Paul Bartels certainly has him beat, As students will agree. Old King Paul the roll did call, And ans'ring the classes four Said, We shall send you fiddlers three To talk school matters o'er. First comes Helen of merriment's realm, Then noontime fun is planned, And she and her bright, jolly elves Do lend a helping hand. Glenda and her 'musing band Provide school party fun, While Paulie Works with lists to get Attendance records done. New members learned the rules of school With Ieannie's extra aid, By Iuniors and Seniors and Freshmen and Sophs True progress has been made. Problems and quarrels and rules to form Around each corner lurk, But laws they have found that are safe and sound, They make school democracy work. I

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-v-f- --yu- TWINKLE, TWINKLE, LITTLE STAR Twinkle, twinkle, little star, How I wonder who you are! All dressed up in costumes gay, So enrapt in lines to say. They're the ones from Drama Club, Not all 'Thespians yet, but Cubs Who're resolved to do their part In student stunts of ev'ry sort. Miss Alice Weinrich leads the rest, She has really done her bestp A person whom a crowd annoys, Learns from her new calmand poise. Glenda rules as president, With all members' full consent, Dolly Woltf has done her bit, As vice-pres'der1t she's a hit. To type the parts ther'e isn't one Like Connie or Harriet Pinkerton, Here's a good play, both assure, Sadie Socks a Saboteurf' And their Wiener roast was fun, So, of course there wasn't one Who would miss this time so gay In the park at close of day. ' Bargains in I-Iaircuts to amuse, Ebers quizzes to confuse, Keep the dramatics up to par, And twinkle, twinkle, little starl -I v-qv it THE SPIDER AND THE FLY Will you walk into our clubroom? Said the Spider to the Fly, 'Tis a curious little work room That ever you did spy. Mrs, Creager is our curator, The museum, her chief thought, In which to show the projects By members skillfully wrought. Mary Cecil is the president, We admire her just because Her photographs and broadcasts Deserve sincere applause. 'lDot Roberts, our Vice Eerreter, Sergeant-at-Arms, apt lean, M. Prager, who the minutes takes, Are leaders all so keen. And remember, too, the zoo trip, Continued Spider sly, And those funny initiationsf' Oh, ho! hol laughed the Fly. Pictures of projects in magazines Invite young scientists herea A For C.H.S. is gracious host to' ' ' lunior Academy this year. No longer need the Spider lure By flattery and affection I A The Fly, who now does willingly join A Ferreter's collection.