Chester High School - Summit Yearbook (Chester, IL)

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The Ferreters Catch All Bugs in the Land Back Row: D. Neville, D. Zang, N. Grewe, D. Dethrow D , . Rainey, D. Casten, S. Fisher, M. Hobbs L, Bean Faye Thornton, G. lohnson, B. Bevens, W. Tiller, W. Williams, H Stew t D G P Hartenberger, Fern Hartenberger, M. Wittenbrink, B. . ar, ray, . Grah, G. Rainey, M. Hapke. Wright, M. Fey, A. Barker. Middle Row: W. Martin, Mrs. Creager, C. Hoenig, B. Backer, B. Ahrens, N Westerman, D. Durkee, B. Front Row: D. Holloman, B. Colbert. The Ferreters are kept busy throughout The Ferreters composed the Science News- the school year by Mrs. Creager, their spon- letter . . . mailed it to 275 Chester High grad- sor. uates now in service, the lunior Academy of The Ferreters were honored to have an Science, and to 250 schools in the state . . . They article The Ferreters lnstitute by Lois Bean published in The Science Teacher. a national magazine. participated in the noon hour programs . . . The lunior Academy was held at C. H. S. f . May 22. J ,AD Am 5 M l in Back Row: R. Backer, O. Hammel, H. Lochhead, P. Flem- Middle Row: E. Lauterjung, V. McAdams, P, Uttelman, I. ing, E. Eggers, R. Dail. Heuer, W. Howell, H Lawder, Mr. Simmons. Front Row: A. Ullelman, M. Wolshock, I. Lentz, W. Frazer, B. Schopfer. Chester High School's Student Board ot round . . . promoting War Stamp sales . . . Control has spent a busy year planning for checking attendance . . . checking scholastic the student body. Each class is ably repre- records . . . and planning social activities in sented by three representatives. the noon hour programs and all school The Student Board is active the year parties. And the Student Board Rules with an lron Hand

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The Summit Staff Wqoiglced as is the Tradition 545 Buck Row: L. Bean, V. Hicks, F. Campanella, H. Torrence D. Seymour, F. Hartenberger, L. Wegener, W. Howell D. Coppelrnan. Third Row: Miss Eggeson, N. Yankey, D. Choate, B. Gros venor, N. Rushing, M. Lochhead, F. Bean, M. Montroy, I. Neihouse, Miss Weinrich. Editor' ............ Assistant Editor ..... Business Manager Advertising Manager . . . Circulation Manager . .. Business Advisor ..... Staff Advisor if-in ,.... . .,,.....,..... .... , Contributing Editors ..............,..........,........ Second Row: M. Hob s, I. Lawder, A. Utlelman, B. Rebbe M. Cleimari, A. S tt, F. Maes, I. File, L. Montroy, S Middendort, First Row: R. Fricke, . Berry, D. Wolff, R, Doerge, M Easterly, L. Yourtee. , . . .Dolores Wolff . , . .Ronald Doerge . . . . . . . , .Kathleen Berry ' Livingston Yourtee .. .... ' y . . . . .Miss Eggeson Miss Weinrich Bernadine Rebbe, Lois Bean, Helen Torrence, fohn File, Norma Bushing, Wanda Howell, Mary Ann Cleiman, Shirley Middendorf, Francis Toohey, lack Lentz, Dale Seymour, Florence Maes, Fern l-larteriberger, Virginia Hicks, Betty Grosvenor, Frances Yankee, Dorotha Choate, Lorna Wegener, Alice Uffelman, Donna Coppelman, llene Neihouse, Mary Montroy, Lorna Montroy, Frances -Campanella, Angela Scott, Mary Alma Lochhead. Typists .........., ...Budelle Fricke, lacqueline Lawder The l945 Staff gives a vote of thanks to the following for their services: Mr. I. W. Patterson of the Huston-Patterson Corporation, Decatur, lllinois, Mr. Harry Swain of the Central Engraving Company, St. Louis, Missouri, Leonards Studio, fostman Studio, the County officials, professional men, and merchants of Chester. So We Hope You Lilceifllhis 1945 Edition

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A Queen is Crowned at Qur nnual May Fete O. Choate, I Ervin, L. Lofink, D. Lochhead 61944 May Queenj, I Iany, D, Coppelman I' Back Row: B Knowles, E. Blechle, D. Braun, M. Veath, I Second Row: C. Cleiman, M Lochhead, M. Montroy, N. Heuer, L. Bean, G. Eggemeyer, D. Wolshock, B. Mar- Craig, F. Bean, I. Lemmerman, L. Hagan, l. Neihouse, quardt, B Woods, E. Brelig. B. Hasemeyer, W, Partridge, V. Ebers, H. Torrertce. Third Row: N. Rushing, M. Hogrete, E. Grosvenor, L. Front Row: B. Grah, M. lany, H. Brant, I. Lunslord, H Montroy, P Ullelman, W. Grah, M. Easterly, B. Draves, Lochhead, B. Haier, D. Choate, D. Kiefer, E. Higgens, C. Saak . S. Middendorl, W. Grah, Mrs. Iuergeris. Forty-five active girls and their sponsor, -all competitive games. The girls receive Mrs. luergens, make up the Girls' Athletic Asso- both school and state awards for participa- ciation. tion in the club's activities. The G. A. A. girls enjoy hiking . . . volley- The girls hope to have a play clay with ball . . . softball . . . tumbling . . . basketball G. A. A. girls from other schools attending. Which the Cv. A. A. Girls Help to Celebrate