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JUHIURS R AHRENS Who IS she'P B ALLARD Works 'P at Lamkm s C BEWIE L1kes to talk' I BIVENS Always seen w1th Donny Jack E BOGENPOHL Has the cat got your tongue 'P L BOLLINGER I'd throw It out the w1ndow M BUDDEMEYER 'We managed to get back from Anna J BUENING all around good sport M CARLTON My Buddy I CASTEN You'll f1nd h1m play1ng cards 1n study hall R CASTEN Oh Johnny how you can love' D CHESLICK There s sornethmg about How1e s A, CLESSA S1lenttype K COLVIS Susca-1bes to 'Better Homes and Orchards B DeLASSUS L1kes bus rmdes W DECKER New styles' R DELEVESKI Short stuff' R DETHROW I m Just too tall' R DETTMER I don't know R DIAL What Beans aga1n'P Good' B DUCHINSKY Uses Dlalsoap M DuCLOSE School s for me' M DUDENBOSTLE What good 15 that o1ng to do me? 'N DUENSING Str1ctly a Card1nal fan K EGGERS G1r s ugh ' B EGGE MEYER E1nste1n G ENYART Awh1z1n shorthand I ERDMANN L1kes bowhng on Sunday nlght B FEAMAN Leroy s Just her past1me Y FRAZER A star bowler N GILLILIAN 'Janle w1th the l1ght brown halr D GRAH L1kes left end runs H GROFF Holy cow Mac d1d you Jokers 'P GROSS An all around guy M GOEDECKE Spr1ngs P GUEBERT Who sa1d algebra was easy? B HAMILTON He's a hfeguard M HARMON Let s see some of those good look1ng country boys S HECKTOR L1kes wear mg sweaters' N HETTESHEIMER Smart one S HINDMAN Agood P E teacher D HIRTE L1kes clar1net players HIRTE Enjoys economlcs' J HUCH Who me'P M IROSE It's Marge notMary' J JACK Yellowjacket fan C JANY L1kes band R JANY What happened to your drum'P G JONES L1kes New Palest1ne farmers H JONES Atyp1calfarm er M JUNGER She'SSweet E KELLY Just can't stay awake' R KLEIN L1kes Crosley s W KOEHLER Doesn t l1ke to have h1s p1cture taken D KOENMAN Can prove thatlequalsl T KNOKE L1kes to shuckcorn S LAMB L1kes baseball R LINDER A fellow w1th a sc1ent1f1c rmnd' M LUCKHAUPT I have a BO and arrow R MCCON KEY 'Carol Jean where? J MCKENZIE Just a wh1z 1n Spamsh H MALLADY Someday Ill even get the car' B MARCINKOWSKI Where d1d you f1nd those b1g words? M MARTIN Have you heard from Scott F1eld'P D MIZER W1shes school would last forever M MIZER Where s B1ll'P H MONTROY The casonova of the Jun1or Class V MURINS Welcome totheU S R NANCE Sh1nes h1s spothght too much! S NANCE am not conce1ted ' S NEVILLE The skater of C H S P O'REAR Shallwe saymore'P B OWEN AnotherSunday n1ghtbowler G PETROWSKE How do we oto How1e'ston1ght? A, POSTMAN Howdo ou xke mynewhorn'?' D RE S 'Oh for a.n A 'LII shorthand' B REID That s qu1te a r1ng you ve ot there T REES HOWELL are you'P E ROWALD What happened to Ja e'P S SEYMOUR There's somethm about Ellls Grove! D SMITH W1ll you be here EARLy'P SMITH I thm I'll dr1ve out 1n the country C SMITH Katey d1d tl C STATLER HAMM and eggs w1ll be Just f1ne ' P STEFFENS Energet1c'P 'P 'P R STOCKWELL Ajuven1le dellnquent corn shucker! N STUMPE Where S MAC? D TUDOR 'I m Just good look1ng g1rls' M UFFELMAN WHISTLE wh1leIwork C USHER We l1ke youbestln sweaters D WESBECKER W11l make a good secretary B WINGERTER 'I m Just Bonnxe' M WIN GERTER Come on MaryAnnl O WINTERBERG Star volleyball player L YOUNG What do you mean can I play a gu1tar'P M VICKERS Sure I m agreeable! V ZANG Let's walk past Statler's house Best W1shes from MICHAELIS DRUG STORE 18 . I .... -' ' . can . I II III . .... I I I I . I .... II . .... III . ..II I 04 llll .I.!I' 7 I III .I ...II . . II .... II . . II .... I II - . .... I . . II , ' ' I II Olll I 3 l Il!! I llli I' 0 UOII I . 5 I . I'll . 9 I ll'll . , I I I . I .... II I I pin- VI I III! ! I I . II' I Ill! .II .9 I 'lplll I 0 .ll . Ill! . ' ' ll Ill! ' I llll I -H s .sfo 9 -Ha ' SON, , Likes the country. S, IJAMES. . . . A loyal . . .... . I. ..I.. - .I I .... I I - . ' lil! I' I l - ' ' I Ill! ' ' TU g I .' O ' H! .I I . .... l I I E I ' i. ' .... I - . I .... I IIIIII I . IEI ICO! I ' ' I OIC! . C I Ill ' I I. 'I' . - OllIn I I ' DOI! ,f 'O ill! , o... , ' 0 'I' llll
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I-Q JAMES CASON 1m You learn your manners from Drew Pearson? Foot ball I 2 3 4 Mlxed Cho rus 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 V1ce Presxdent of Class 2 3 Lettermans Club2,3 4 Student Board Representa t1ve 4 Track 1,2 N A S S .,..... RAYMOND PRESSWOOD SEIIIUHS PATSY KLOTH a Has been seen rn many a Glen I Secretary and Treasurer of Class I Rrp and Dlp l 2 Ferreters 2 Bowlmg 3 4 Llbrarran 4 Ways and Means Commxt tee 4 Typlst for Summlt Staff4 Homecomlng Queen Attendant 4 Bus1 ness Manager for Class Play 4 is 5 I.,-.4 ROMAYNE DOZA Doza A whrz 1n chemlstryl tered from Kaskaskla 1949 Ferreters 3 Vrce Presldent of Ferreters 3 :WW Ns-v-' Goes Carol mg around! X ,,,,, Not plctured DELBERT KIRKOVER ru, Vi- 5- FAITH BRA DSHER Whats MEUlph1S got that Chester hasnt? Ir Girls Chorusl Sr Glrls Chorus 2 Rlp and Dlp I Sumrnrt Staf 1 0-'lf' sS Wk,- HELEN RODELY Rodre Always found glggllng GLENN OHLA U Oley Come Kloth er cornc. Kloth erl Band I 2 Shop C11 I 2 Track l oot balll 2,3 4 Baskctballr 2 3 4 Baseball2 Brnldrnb Trades 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 Lettermans Club 3 4 Student Board Extra Clll'l'lClll'll'ACllVllleS Chalrman 4 our PAUL NAGEL Stupe He learned how to rrdc blcyclel Class Play 4 areas 'Q-31, Not Plctured CLIFFORD CURLESS Just another Ernstelnl Congratulatlons from An asset In bookkeeping, CHESTER QUARRY COMPANY 17 ..P t.. N H .. .. H I W ' 3 ' ' U ' 5 . 1 lb . 1 : F - Nt. ' . 2 ' ' : C., ' ' 9 ' 4 '- 04 ll Q I 39 4: X 3 . . Y , 5 I t X4 4 WI' ll K - .4 . . 1 1 n P . - in , . , 4- . : ' . : V 5 'V l ' I v N . ' ' . . . - . : : W ' n 1 I , , , A f . ' : : . . . sr-s j ' 3' 4' - K 1 4 L A VE A-1,,,jjE's 1:2 if 4 1 W' YN, is -.' s- ua' J H U ,A 3 ' A, A 4 ' ' ' En- ef, . -' -- C 5 ' - ' f , ' r 4 L 'uf' t Jul. , , ff X 1 ' C -'Raya -,r U I N 1 x f
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SUPHUHIUHES D BENSON Buckskln Benson the explorer N BERRY What happened t Norma'P H BIGHAM Motorb1ke mad' N BIGGS Twoloveshavel J BIVENS Throws bags of unknown substances at cars D BOLLMAN Loves b1ology fu ld trlps N CASETTA Everyone sfr1end G BOWLIN Alwaystalkmg J CHAMNESS Thxs 15 the most embarasslng s1tuta1on' S CLARY No comprendo Espanol A CLEIMAN Bxg brawny and breathlng C CLENDENIN Beep Beep N COLBERT Stud1esf1gures1n geometry C CRAWFORD Who me'7 B DAVIS Jerry scasonova J DELASSUS Fromthelsland W DECKER Blows abass E DENNINGER Champlon cowmllker E DETHROW Rexy D DIVERS Has an adm1rat1on for flute players D DIVERS Plays a Coronet for a hobby L DRAVES Puny Mae B DUENSING A long fellow but not a poet G DURKEE M15 placed Thanksgwmg turkey D EGGEMEYER Peroxlde ' E EGGEMFYER Curly J EGGEMEYER Drugstore Cowboy D FAVIER Tom or otherwxse T FRAZER 'Z1ng0 W FRAZER Wheatles D GENTCH Chlef tester V GIELOW Typlcal farmer J GRANT Tax collector on Fr1day R GRIFFIN Favorlte month June D GROTT Blngo L GROTT Bloop HAMMEL Verypopular onhayr1des H HARTMAN CountryG1rl R HASEMEYER Found around Fort Gage E HECHT Volleyball fan J HOHGREFE Noth1ng l1ke a Packard C HOLLEY A genxus at work JACKSON Alwaysfound worlung D JANY Collects butterfhes S JUNGEWALTER Snakecharmer P KIDD Has no bur1ed gold or has he'P J KIRK Hard Our furnace man E KLOEPPER Doesn't say much R KNOPE Amuslcxan 'P C KOCHER Da1nty lass V KOOPMAN Not much to say G KORANDO Herrnlt A KRANTZ Freshmen wow' J KRAUDEL P KUEKER Always found on h1s trusty two wheeler R LAMER Glrls love blond ha1r J LINDSEY Very economlcal saves three wheels turnxng corners A LYONS Always sm1l1ng V LUEDEMAN MISS ef f1c1ency of 1950 C MCCONKEY Thmks surpr1se showers are a l1ttle damp W MCDONALD Bashfulboy B MCGUIRE 'D1al soap 15 the best by test B MIN NERICH Muscles areagreatasset L MIDDENDORF Has mterestmg phone calls A MOELLER Mus Cles 'W MOELLER Wxde open spaces S MONTROY I fmd Berry s mterestmg' ' M NEULING clarxnet squeaks ' J OWENSBY Interested mn Sparts V PIXLEY 'Booty E POENITSKE Master mmd L PRANGE NOth1Hg lxke a n1ce game of soccer S RATHERT I m a whiz 1n Espanol B REID Oh for abass player of her own E RICE Seldom talks 1n class D ROBERTS Deep mn the heart of texas B RUNGE Just gxve me an F M SAAK Goes steady G SCHILLING Fall Festlval Queen of '1950 ' J SCHIRMER One half of the Sch1rmer Bros W SCHIRMER The other half of the Sch1rmerBros R SCHROEDER Howdxdshe earnthatletter P SMITH Teacher s lxttle helper W STOEVER Has part1cular seat1ng 1n geometry E SURMAN How f1rm a foundatlonl P TEAGUE Packard Peggy L THOMAS Presxdent ofthe Ferreters B THUMMEL Blue eyes B TINDALL Apoor man swhxstler D TINDALL We know where the Sophomore proflts are R TURNER Close your mouth so we can see your face B USHER Smokey R WEHRHEIM Good t read1ng mn the dark! D, WELGE .... How many rabb1ts do you have '7 D, WINGER TER .... W1nk at her. H. WOODS .... Comes from Elhs Grove. B. SMITH .... Always found wxth the other hogs rootmg around the wheatxes. G. ZANG Harr1et'ss1ster. H. ZANG .... We l1ke to watch you strut. L. ZANE .... Interested 1n certam trombone player. Slncere Wlshes from BRELIGS SHOE STORE . .... ' , . . .... 0 ll ll ' ll YY V' . . , . . I O QCII I I 990' 9 ' H l . I ' h .H . .une I ' ' ll - ll Q -snn , u e env- ' ' ' ' ll ll .... . . .... , - . I K- - - ll vu vu - Il ' - .009 I I 0000 j I 9 39 . ' . ' I li!! I' ll! l 0 Clos.. D ' I I I 1 - Q cial I I I CIOC l I U lyll . 0 I .... A , . . .... ' . . .... . R. ,,., . - -Q-4 . . ..-. . 15.30 .... ' - - -o-' ...Q . , . . -a-4 ' Q worker. R. KIRK....Will make aswell usher! D. KLEIN L IDI l I llll I . 1 1 M .0 l llll y - q - ' Q ' . . l .. H . - .... . . .... e' ' ' ll ' '- . . .... W , . . - aan- . . 1 'I '- I . . , . u u ' . .... . . .... . ...Ju ' ' ' uv - - ll - . . .... , . . .... ' ll ' II - . .... . . .... . 0 OOO! O I Ill! ' I nl I li . I l coin ' ' ll I 5 9 'li n Q tool . H . . . . . H , . . .... . . .... ll - I ' . . o. I O llil I 0 U... . I 0 Dill . . .... . . .... a
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