Chester High School - Summit Yearbook (Chester, IL)

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lil NECKS TO H lsn't it Wondertul to know that after spending a hard day polishing an- chors Cor Whateverl you'll be able to go to Club and do what you like best? Let's show our apprecia- tion. Three cheers tor Hecreationl Page 26 EDCK Top row: M, Harmon, G. Welae, D. Woltt, A. Gagel, M Easterly, I Koehler B, Hamilton, D. Braun, E. Bullock, B. Marquardt, E. Wag- ner, P Rodewald, R, Gnaeqy, S. Kraft, G, Eagemeyer, V, Hicks, P Doerqe, R Piosik, A. Filla, V. Barqer. Middle row: Miss Hack, M. A, Cleiman, N. Par- tridge, A. Utlelrnan, C. Cleiman, B Toohey, lf. Meyer, B. Clessa, F. Capanella, D. Cop- nelman, O. Choate, D. Lochhead, W. Par- tridge, D. Schweizer, V Breliq, I. Hall, V. Skates, M Edmiston, G Baqaett, L Waq- ner, I. Sieqlried. Bottom row: D, Naael, D. Roberts, E. Hiqgtns, D. Kiefer, N, Berry, H. Brant, E Gillispe, B. Neville, W. Grah, B. Grah, I, Parker, F. Yankey, W. Grah, R. Brasel, D. DeRousse, G. Hunt, N, Hamilton, M. Wolshock, L. Mc- Guire. Top row: Miss Hack, H. Herberts, H. Eaqers, D. Sickmeyer, M. lack- son, D. Schreck, R, N Husband, W. Witter. Bottom row: I, Davis, G. Holloman, M. Atch- ison, C. Hall, B. Huey, D. Owens, R. Dial, W. Michaelis. Top row: I. Ervin, l. Lahr, H. Pinkerton, B. Marquardt, G. Welge, D. Haggard, M. Brown, R. Gnaeav, M. Easter- lv, G. Eqqerne-yer, P. Doerge, V. Baraer, P, McKee. Middle row: D. Reimer, D. Roberts, M A Clei- man, D. Coppelman, C. Cletman, I. Iany, O Choate, P. Ullel- man, L. Bean, G. Hunt, M Edmiston, W. Par- trtdqe, E. Brelia, Mrs. Iuergens. Bottom row: D. Delztous- se, M. Eraaer, C. Par- rish, M. Lavne, . Fey, E. Waanei', . Hiaains, D. Kieter, Tibbs, B. Brasel, , Hall, R Lochhead, Veath. mi F' 3.4 353 EQIP' Q'-4 'Q'-rl ggffil PE 20 O 5 '.l Qu-I PLD ga:- ILOG Queen ot 1943 .... Lois Lotink Attendants ...... Ieanne Iany, Iean Ervin, Glenda Barwell, Shirley Thoelke

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STUDENT BOARD O F F I C E R S President ........ jeanne jany Vice-President, Secretary- Treasurer ..,,... jack Lentz Commissioners . . .Delbert Ma- gers, Harold Lawder, Ronald Doerge Sponsor ,... . . Mr. Simmons FERRETERS O F F I C E R S President ...... joan Siegfried Vice-President . Doroth ' L Secretary ..i,. Art ur Athmer Treasurer ,.,......... Bill Fox Sergeant-at-Arms ,.... Milton Hopkins Sponsor .,.,.... Mrs. Creager RIP AND DIP OFFICERS President .,i... Vernice Brelig Vice-President ...... Virginia Duensing Secitary-Treasurer .. Norma Partridge Reporter ,,,.,. Patsy Uffelman Sponsors .,.. Miss Hutchinson, Miss Reed WlE'lIiilE AlLlL AN ACTIVE CREW This is our location now. By May- Those map-makers of the S. S. Chester High, the Student Board of Control, are in conference again. With transits and levels always ready three representatives of each class help the officers to map the course of our '43-'44 cruise. Special researchers check attend- ance and scholastic records, while another group promotes social interests with all-ship parties and noon-hour programs. ln short, these masters of Cartography apply all their principles of projection to give the whole crew a well-rounded sea-life. Full speed ahead--proceed at 25 knotsl The crew of the S. S. Chester High can always be sure of smooth sailing with Mrs. Creager and her Ferreters aboard. With taffrail and sextant busy Chief Navigator, Ioan Siegfried, of the Illinois junior Academy of Science Line shouts our position to the captain, while the lookouts on the bridge forecast tomorrow's weather. Those ichyologists-always introducing weird little sea creatures to the passengers! Where will they venture next? And what will they dis- cover? Fair weather! Smooth sailing! Bon Voyage, Future Ferreters! 8 BELLS: Rip and Dip girls started out on another voyage this year. With all hands at work and with the help of their adviser, Miss Hutchinson, they wrote a song, Should Rip and Dip Girls Be Forgot . . . 6 BELLS: We're all rigged out now, for we'v,e just joined the State Homemakers' Club. . . 2 BELLS: All hands on deck, for this is th great day. Weath- er's just right for a bake sale. A pret good job we did. Made more than fifteen dollars. . . 3 BELLS: Miss Hutchin- son turned over the ship to Miss Reed, who now commands t Crew. Top row: N. Heinks, T. Bayley, R. Herberts, D. Grott, C. C. Heinks, H. Koopman, L. Menke, R. Ruppert, I. Reuscher, Clasen, I. Wagner, H. Brant, R. Husband, M, Atchinson, R. Renner, R. Wright, H. Lochhead, I. Lentz, W. Witter, R. T. Rogers. Kattenbraker. Middle row: C. Spurgeon, D. Wittenborn, B. Aszman, R. Sav- Bottom row: Mr. McElhiney, B. Koenig, G. Holloman, L. Novak, age, R. Dillion, R. Nixon, W. McLaughlin, M. Hargis L D. Lochhead, O. Misselhorn. Lehnhoff, D. Coad, C. Husband, D. Magers, N. Reuscher, Page 25

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WHEN IFIIN ILOOMIS INTO VIEW O F F I C E R S President .... Dorothy Roberts Vice-President ..Dolores Wolff Secretary-Treasurer . Marcella Wolshock Librarian ...,.. Lorraine Topp Accompanist ,..., Alice Eilla, Yvonne Duncan Assistant Accompanists .Ioan Siegfried, Beverly Marquardt Sponsor ,.......... Miss Hack O F F I C E R S President ,,.. Michael Iackson Vice-President. . Robert Koenig Secretary-Treasurer . .Richard Eggers Librarian ,..... Livvy Yourtee Accompanist .Walter Michaelis Sponsor ......,,.. Miss Hack O F F I C E R S President ...., Glodine Welge Vice-President . , .Opal Choate Secretary-Treasurer . . Dorothy DeRousse Committee. Harriette Pinkerton, Lois Bean, Mildred Easterly, Marion Prager, Dorothy Rob- erts Sponsor ,....., Mrs. Iuergens GIRLS' CHORUS Yo-oo-oo I-Iea-ee-ve I-Io-ool For a While we were afraid this was the worst SQUALL We'd run into this year. But after SIX LESSONS FROM CAPTAIN I-IACK of the PINA- FORE the WAVES of the Girls' Chorus have ridden OVER THE WAVES through STORMY WEATHER to attain vocal ability equaling that of the VOLGA BOATMAN. Last year they Went SAILING up and down OLE MAN RIVER singing at Parent- Teachers' and Woman's Club meetings and even ROWED, ROWED, ROWED, THEIR BOAT across THE OCEAN BLUE to give a spring concert on THE BEAUTIFUL BLUE DANUBE. AND HERE THEY GO AGAIN! So it's ANCHORS AWEIGH with a Yo-oo-oo Hea-ee-ve I-Io! BOYS' GLEE CLUB Yo-ho-ho, a-singing We Will go. Under' the able guid- ance ot Miss Hack the sea-going salts of the Boys' Glee Club started out on another cruise. They cast anchor in port on December I8 and sang at the Chester High Open House. They are planning to give a spring program this year, after which they will dock and tie up the ship for the summer. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION As the G.A.A. sets out on the voyage of IQ44, we look for clear sailing. Mrs. Iuergens is again at our helm and our crew is excellent. The Seniors, the old salts, have been with the old ship for four years. The underseamen are learning to be good seamen, and with good training in basketball, soft- ball, volleyball and tumbling, are becoming strong, healthy sailors. With a crew like this we shall come safely into port. Buck row: I E F t E X011 IDWI rvin, I. Iany, N. Auld, G. Barwell, S. Thoellce Hoffman, L, Loiink, B. Iuergens, I. Tucker. Page Z7