Chrisman High School - Ne Iocus Yearbook (Chrisman, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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QEW The Crlb Administration Classes Athletlcs Actlvltles rijman i c oo M Q 1951 NE t IOCUS WW 1. sf FOREWURD Chrusman rs rn the heart of the corn belt where the second largest food crop rn the Unrted States ns grown As corn shoots out of the earth towards maturrty so do the chlldren of Chrns man mature after long and ha d years of cultrvatang their mmds Because of the supreme Importance of com m the de velopment of Chrrsman and rn the belief that the Seniors are the creation ofthe educational dream that rs Chrrsman Hrgh School the Ne locus staff has chosen forthe theme of the l95l Ne locus GOLDEN HARVEST DEDICATIU Because they have vrslon and farth nn our new world because 't' they gave of themselves to complrsh IH the four and a half ,105 centurres smce Amerrca was dns covered to develop the present varletnes of corn Because they pave the way In farming for other men of farth and vlsron because they make of therr lnves an example and an rnspnratron for those who are to follow rn theur footsteps becadse the early corn breeders were artnsts nn molding the form ofthe corn plant and the corn ear to fmt therr wall because they made the oldest of cultlvated plants into what It IS today to give us hope for what It might become tomorrow we of this year s class dedrcate the Ne locus to the FARMERS OF THE CORN BELT Z s 5 lt we . . 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GYCM Nl Seciexopl CECIL E SMITH Superrntendent and Grade School Prrncrpal Ed M S 1n Eastern Ill1no1s State College Umverstty of Ill1no1s Advance work at Unrversrty of Colorado FACULTY BEATRICE SCOTT Krndergartcn Eastern Illrnors State College Indrana State Teachers College Illrnors State Normal Unxverstty F RAE WALKER Frrst Grade North Dakota State Teachers College lndrana State Teachers College Eastern I111no1s State College L, ROANNA FRANTZ. Second Grade Eastern lllrnors State College lndrana State Teachers College DOLORES MCCAULLEY Thrrd Grade Eastern Illrnors State College lndrana State Teachers College PAULINE NEWMAN Fourth Grade Eastern Illrnors State College Indtana State Teachers College FERN ANTHONY Frfth Grade lllmors State Normal Unrversxty Butler at Indranapolrs Indrana N t P' X ts 1 tt 1C not bc1oolPr1 C1 al n1tr11.a1 Lll1VLl'll, D C 111111019 SIJIL xorma1U111vtrs1ty S Llllkfl Ill1no1sU rxcr tls St 11 A, Indus Z1 butt TL ltrs C vllt 5 xclt tra L Fastt rn 1111111115 State Colle c lnd1ana butt Teachers Colle. c ALIC 1: GIITHERO 1X1LISlC a11d Art lasttrn 111111015 Statt Collt. L 1lldl3lli1 Statt Ttachcrs Collage JOHN LOPINSKI Speech C0l'l'3CI10ll1SI S 1n Eastern I11111o1s State College IRMA ALICE HOULT Home ECOIIOHIICS B S. lll Ed. Eastun 1l11no1s State College Graduate Study at Ul1lVCl'SlIy of Colorado SPOIISOI F.H.A , co RICHARD KINNEMAN Athleucs, Industual Arts B S. 1n P E ,M.A.1n P.E Mtddlcbury College, Vermont Un1vcrs1ty of North Carolrna Un1vers1ty of 111111015 Co sponsor Freshman Class 5111111 1 rtxdo sponsor, Freshman Class MARCUERITE FITZGERALD Ttau or for Handmappcd Clnldren lr1d1ana State Teachtrs Collt Eastern 111111019 'State College, NHLLARD L YOUNT Pl'1llC1Pa1 Mathematlcs P1lyS1CS d lx S Eastern 111111019 State Colltge Un1vcrs1ty of Iowa Advance, graduate, study at U11 v 13 6 LIEOQ 1112 .i. l'ER 4 .'.5'5L1l1. '1 'n'p,1',1'3'1 X I-1 Z-1 ' f ,11 sity ljasturn llliw . atc CI 1 lfbc 1 - '.1:'1-' -1 1SL.'xNC1lE GLITIIERO Qu' 111 1 d' ' 'a - 1 . 5 , -5 ' s vge , . r , , . B. E ., 1. . 3 v ' ' . i -ga , . ,L ,U B. . ' Ed. 1 orsity of 111111015 HELEN DR-XKE Screnne 111 Fasten 11111 O14 Stain Colle, C Co Sponsor Sop omore C las 11 sur CXRLYSLE BROW Im 1N11i1C Ea te,r1 1111 o1s b are folk C Cradnatc stud dl L' IINCISIT IL Colle L L1 sn o 1r1 o 11 1 3010f1N1llS1C C -A Co Sponsor Sop om1rL Clss LOL ISE HOKE X1 ebra Frmc Ed r Colle e 1 1 r I of 'NLXN 1.11 Insutnte Du Pantheon QPar1s Franccj 111r1ard Un1vers1ty Sponsor Junlor Class Plav co sponsor Jurnor Class CARDINAL ECI-IOFS ROBERT LMMONS Vocauonal A r1cu1t11rg UHINQTQIIY of 1111 U15 Sponsor F I A co sponsor Ju11orC lass WANDA NICOSON BUSIIISSS Edugauon 111 Eastern 111111015 State Colle Graduate studx aLl'nxers1t1 of Colorado Co sponsor Se 1orC1ass NE IOC US CARDIX XL ECHOES VIOLET MCFARLAND E11f111s11 SOC131SC1CllCC C rls P E 111 111 EBSICI111111lO1SSI3.YLCO11CLE' 1 nursn wfI11 Ol Co spo1sOr SC11Ol'f13 s NE IOC1 S HELLIN. MALON1: f LIHLIIC SOC1d15ClC. 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' ' L1 , H '11'.1-rs11 Gr d 1 . 1' ' 1 .' j 11' 11I.1Uli GJ NS 52 Xe 64:59 Us tv? is Mrs Edna Turner Mrs Elsle Chnld ress and Mrs Pearl McCann Congratulatlons to these three women who so capably prepared and served meals during the school year They have fed as many as 300 hungry mouths durlng the noon hour Thelr efforts to please and satlsfy have been deeply appreclated Mrs Josephme Creek replaced Mrs Pearl McCann an February J Mr Clarence Craig Mr Rus sell Shoe Jamison My desk needs adlustung The radiator ln the southeast room upstairs IS leak ng lt s only 65 degrees In my room thus mornung and numerous other crues were answered by these sympathetic and untlrlng workers Teachers and students unlte an a hearty thank you Through snow ram sleet muddy roads the worst of winters these bus drnvers braved the weather and made the rounds unless roads were absolutely rmpassable To them we are Indeed grate ful for our transportataon to and from school fo-A-1 Doraellyn Porter Ci1risma11 High School Io Ann Craig Virginia Walters Keys Click On Mr. Youixt Normairulrori Take a Lauer, Please. as-h Maryciie.. Joimsmi Mr. Smirii s secretary 6 'D 'Yr ' 14 Boi ar Posrer Painting Marjorie Pnipps W.1o's abserir rodayf' joan Harwood, LaRela Clark WeAre WQrki1z:1Happii,'arOur Task CVLL 4' N ii' i b Y 5 , I. 1 .. , -L 13 X fl D 3 ,, .. 86 m nr ,M 1 an 7 U 59 ' 5 - 1 rg 75 in f cz 56.16 wo ' 1 M Lv, f A- e S y P J h 1 ' Q aa L n ,, X 1 W5 lfg 4 1 Y O . s 3 ' 9 WWW Var... 56 ALENDAR 0F HIGHLIGHT SEPTENIBER Sc! ool opened Enrollment was 382 Class officer elections were held Seteral new Veeps were around First baseball game Kansas Ne locus Staff trv outs Can you draw write or shoot pictures? First football game with Fisher, fThey beat us.l 21. F. H.A. meeting - report of delegate to state meeting. 27. F. F.A. meeting - Officers' Training School. UCTOBER 3. Annual staff organized. 6. Homecoming! Parades! Floats! Prizes! Longview's Fall. 9. First regular P. T. A. Meeting. 9-13 Fire Prevention Week. Chrisman Fire Departmentdemonstrated new fire engine. Mr. Aitken demonstrated various kinds of fire 6XIiI1' guishcrs. IO Illinois Secondary School. Principals met. 12. Watch the birdie, Seniors. My, do I really look like that? I3 Eastern Division of I. E. A. met atCharleston. No school. 10 G.A.A. organized. 18 Senior Half and Half Dance. Farmer Stultz played. 21 Freshman bake sale. How's your sweet tooth? 23 F. H. A. Miss Hoult showed movies of her trip to Colorado. 20 Illinois Power Cooking School! My, I wish I could cook like tharl 28 Junior Square Dance. NOVEMBER 1 Sophomore bake sale. 2 F.F.A. ' 3 Chrisman Band marched in homecoming parade at Eastern. Those uniforms really looked sharp! ' o Sophomore - Freshman Party. IO Sadie Hawkins Dance. All the turnip patch gang turned out. I3 P.T.A. Meeting. I5 Sectiona1F.F. A. Grain Show was held here. What a corny place today! 10 Home Economics State Meeting held in Chicago. Miss I7 Hoult attended. First basketball game of the season. Played Kansas and put the bulldogs back in the dogltouse. PN Freshman Hobo Day l I8. Seniors held square dance. Stn ing your partner 'round and 'round. 20. F. ll. A. Installation of officers. 22. W-uncns' Adult Class held first inet-ting. 23. -24. Thanksgiving Vacation .... DECEMBER 16. JuniorChristtnasC.iruival. E'w'ant your fortune told, lady? Refrcstuttcutsl Bizarre! Entcrtaintntuti Climax - Carnival Queen Crowned. IS. G. A. A. Played basketball, of course. . . 20. Christmas Band Concert. 21. Joint F.F.A. - F. H. A. Christmas party. 22. Christmas vacation bcttgan. 22 -23. Freshman and Sophomore basketball tourney at Brocton. Chrisman came in third. JANUARY 3. Well, here we are again! I6-17. Scmcsterexants. The questions don'thothcr me - it's the answers. Ib 20. High School basketball tournament, Chrisman adds au- other trophy to its case. 22. F. H.A. 26. Band clinic at Charleston. ZQ-31. Grade school basketball tournament. Chrisman vw on in a ' close final game! FEBRUARY 8. F. FLA. - Panel Discussion ou Dating. . . 9. Edgar County Education Association meeting in Paris. 12. Vacation - We all love Abe. 20-23. District tournament. We took a vacation after the first night. 24. Freshman bake sale. Yum! Yum! what delicious brownies! 26. F. H.A. - Banquet Committeesappointed lor Mother and Daughter Banquet. MARCH 2. G.A.A. goes skating. Oucn! that floor is hard! S. Grade schoolbaskctballbanquet -- the climax of another season. 9. Freshman - Sophomore party. While they had fun Mr. Kinneman paced the corridors of Lakeview Hospital. Michael Paul finally joined him. lo. Juniors held square dance. I5. Band Patrort's Club held card party. to. Sophomore paper drive. Clean out the attic and let the papers fly! I7. F. H. A. Rally at Rossville. 19. Magician - Phil Hucabee and wife entertained students. 20. F. H.A. Banquet Committees planned for Mother and Da ughter Banquet. .y S A2 ,-4, ff' 'K' my 3- 31. District Solo and Ensemble Contest at Effingham. I-low medals do jingle! APRIL 3. First track meet held atGeorgetown - Just practice for !.!Sl tl, Spring Band Concert. 7. Band Contest at Effingham. Early to rise brings great prize - first prize! 13. Senior Plays - Peanuts galore! 17. Victorious Hack meetwith Redmon, Brocton, and Young Amercia 19. FHA Mother-Daughter Banquet-- A visit on Treasure Island. 20. GAA held swimming party. No one drowned! 21. Newman relays. Took third in distance medley. 24. FBI Representative, Mr. C. E. Miller, talked to the stu- dent body. 26. The Army and Navy was here! 27-28. State Music Final Contest MAY io-1 1. Grade State Band Contest 11. Junior-Senior Prom. What Purty formals, cute gals, and handsome escorts! 18 -20. Senior trip to the Ozarks! More fun and more sore muscles! 27. Baccalaureate--next to the final step. 31. Commencement. Whewl Ifinally made the grade which I worked for for I2 years. Adiosl CALENDAR HIGHLIGHT SNAPSHOT COMMENTS Yippee! There goes a touchdown! Rough, isn't it? Float of events during Homecoming There's more to decorating floats than work! Square dancing and eats go together. Sadie Hawkins' Dance First prize Sadie Hawkins and Little Abner Carnival activity Three shots for a dime! Carnival king and queen of 1951! All-school Xmas party. It's basketball for us! New gym brings smiles to coach and principal Contractor buys ticket on opening night First place trophy! Pep Talk for District 'Iburney Not even room for one more. Muriel Lewis's cookies are delicious The king and queen approach the throne The pause that refreshes! Skeletonsl Mrs. Drake is hard on her class. Corn breeding corn genetics and corn cytology have developed Sl multaneously the advances In each field contributing t and drawing from those In the other fields As each preceding class has soaked ,-.f ,5 up the ram of knowledge from past educational developments s w Il classes of the future QJXNXISAX ,l.l15lZlllF1!,1!e.,-: x Sv- t' -f' r -1 'NS 4 Q lj ' w r 1 Q ,I Vg. 2 - ' Q L V If A fwxifwi ' ff. 4 '1 -1L,,f ,lj f Jmfi f Q, If ftxl ZH ji ,gig VAX, x Sl 'QM XE! ol XXX fx 4fWfW wu '11 if .bv 24 3,54 X we Rte' AZ-,ggzgg X 'f'4' 7' V' S2 ego, N. - --- 'f -rf 5 K X-3 glen s 4 2 - U1 X Q- ' r 'iw I-f 1 a u O u k Nik' . ll V lk. V-.XXX H vb? Qi ll ft- 9 ,fn L. 1,2912 ,nk yea g 1 ' 1 ' W-7. H- 5Q..l1 Y f - V --gi,--s , 71 ju, ,X21:j4,,-, ' A ,Q 4 A 1' F , gl.-,3.V?:,,, . -' .I xx hi: I, -f ' - 0 i -. ,Q -bf., W2f :1, .fbi ,X ' .iw ' 4' rfff I i' 4',,' lc. 77' .4 ,:,,f , .- -I' ,. .,' :. 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ES I I I I I I r., . . , L , r ' . l - ,tv l f: , . . . ,L ' ' , ' V ' , A - : A LL ' , X ' W s h In l D 1 2 9 9 D C Leonard Fleiitivood Qabsenzj. , C l - - 1 V N D C SECOND GRADE BACK ROW Sally Glrck Joe Brooks Johnnre Wrlder Myron Todd Stanley Culton Jerry Walker Johnnre Hale SECOND ROW Ronnre Hoult Charles Bradford Luctlle Batchelor Freda Thomas Dlckle Boswell La Donna Mattrngly Nancy Collrns Tommy Bolton Manlyn Stultz Carron Sue Cummrns THIRD ROW Shlrley Yates Jrmmre Baugh, Nancy Chapman Johnnre Hoult Cynthra Decker Ehzabeth Scott Carol Sue Prxtchett Robert Jenkrns FRONT ROW James Shuler Joe Sn der Barbara Holford Doroth Short R1chardDar1y Gary Allhands Ph1llrpStultz Sharon Ba er Sharon Davrd Absent C arles Krndred Nancy Miller Mary Jane Starr CarlTresner Betty Martrn THIRD GRAD BACK ROW: Joe Gilkey, Roberta Carpenter, Drana Henry, Manlyn Froman, Joyce Spencer, Ruth ADH Thomas. Miry1Etu Phipps. Dean Cuff, James Kindred, Bobbie Honnold, John Vail. SECOND ROW: Joe Hoult, iriam Yount, Sandra ars, Shirley McVicker, Earl Langford, Jean Langford, land! Ballard, Cha.rlesSpil1man, Maxine Fulton, Lindascott, VeraCreek. 'I' IRD ROW: Theodora elly, Billy Yuknir. Earl Petticrew, Jerry Rhode, Larry Redman, Lela Dean Fulton, Dickie Kindred, Sharon Heggerty. Betty Ryan, Sherry Warrens. Absent: Shirley Johnson, Rose Ann Scott. F0 HTH GRADE 'lx 'MM S BACK ROW David Chapman Wardle Starr Ginger Rhode, Marilyn Chrlcote, Billy Reagan Charles Pyle Gordon Jenkrns Lloyd Veach Jeffrey Emmons, Shule Walters SECOND ROW James Ashley Carolyn Holford James Bell Don Tate Beverly Allhan s Charlotte Craig Gilbert Murray, Clarence Hubbard FRONT ROW Jimmy Lunger, Dean Kindred Lynn Robison, Beatrice Heggerty Wanda Creek Patncra Trout George Redman, PBUICIB Shuler FIFTH GRADE BACK ROW: John Peterson, Norman Knrcely, Walter Osborn, Brenda Wilder, Glenda Payne, Wayne Chapman, Mary Lou Hale, Billy Boswell, Eddie Henderson, Rose Ashley. SECOND ROW: Larry Malone, Ann Stultz, Lanny Ro ison, Georgia Ann M les, Arlene Miller, John Collins, Charles Murray, Billy Fleetwood, Marvin Ballard, Jerry Davicf. THIRD ROW: Gordon Daily, Joe Glick, Barbara Mathews, Roberta Montalinino, Bobby Hoult, Sue Craig, Patricia Short, Rita Loop, Roger l-Iolford. FRONT ROW: Sally Gi ey. Charlotte Yates, Anita Fidler, Linda Henderson. Absent: Judy Cavanaugh, Margaret Rogers. IXTH GRADE BACK ROW Calvrn Fleetwood Carl Bauer Earl Mrller Sally Todd Susan Reagan Pr1sc1l1a Ryan Robert Yontz Lester Walters Davld Creek SECOND ROW Wayne Pettlcrew Faye Crarg Velma Coonce Robert Holford Mary Collrns Ronald Marvxn Merle McDan1els Jack Redman Ira Cralg THIRD ROW Allen Knxcely Rlchard Pyle Roy Straw Brlly Joe Wood Nancy Frdler Loulse Hoover Jerry McNeely Btlly Honnold Paul Watson FRONT ROW Bxlly Ray Woodyard Jerry Lunger Rtchard Spencer Charles Wolfe SEVE TH GRADE BACK ROW Mxchae1Emmons R1chardRhoden John Ktndred Barbaral-Ienry Kath1eenChapman Kay Wood Loretta Hendrix Teddy Todd Darlene Yuknrs SECOND ROW Beverly Chrlcote Shrrley Baker Rrchardswank Davtd Daily Eleanor McClure HelenM1ller R1chardF1nney Betty Murray Thelmastultz THIRD ROW IarrmsBrooks Suzanne See Loretta Wtlder Patrlcra Walters Pe?gyBell Dolores Byrd Iacque11neSublett Cora Walker Danellenktns FRONT ROW Darrel Zu :gn Walltfr Boyer Ralph Crarg Sean Bollar Allen Payne Absent Geraldtne Fleetwood or on Smit EDGAR GRADE SCHUOL 'QQ' 1 3'-, Morgan, Tommy Ray Winans, Rita Ann Winans, Carolyn Lang, . 1 x , I fe VY . If ,W if lj BACK ROW: Sheila Finney, Robert White, Patricia Ashworth, Carolyn Gillespey, Joan Simpson, Carole Ann Lindsey. MIDDLE ROW: Richard Winans, Wayne Finney, Darljne McGehee, Dorothy Teddy Lang, George Simpson. FRONT ROW: Barbara Simpson, Lynn Wilson, David McGehee, Lunch time can't come too soon when we have such a good cook as Mrs. William Lack cooking for us at Edgar, Max Lindsey. UF A 1 I 5 , K 'SQ yi' I xx-1' f if-S' If R L . i.'-. tJ 'l - ' ,ft .: 1- :rfb Q t A 4, , , fr , 2, 1 rt ffm-53125 r.'a?'f A49 ,, . , I ,. A 'R-Wv.0fa'.r'f:i' '7 ' . , V Esfqfai. t.gg'f:.Gwf! , 'ggi-1,,s f ' 11 'Njfvfl aa . sf :effvatfiff P ' -if- Y -1 -1'-rvwiz'--'2.-:i.'3.v4 as ' f,,mLZ'- 3-. 'fcrgxg 5,55 ,arm-4. ,aff V 4' t- Q-,:f.., .- my q ,i ' .Q-.wx,t, ., 2.--k . A ' '7'39's5:.,'3QF',E3Q.-vias? R017 ' '-Aff 1iff'3':3?hf?l5' IE 'frF5tf'9 Iv y wif-Q5 ra I , ima , ' QL Q.,-tr A JY 1 'fx' J AW nr if 135532 4 A g V 2 ig 2 ,K 4 K xv, F Am 7 me so if X 'R , . S 3 it cj- 4- suv-W' 1777 We appreciate going to a school which is kept as neat and clean . as out school is kept. Thank you, Mrs. Archie Arrasmith, for being our custodian. e. HERMAN IARRED Herman Jafred has a class all of his own, being taught by Mrs. Fitzgerald. , y 60 e 's x ,cl 0 in we ob 3? we 95 xox X . Wa V gt. . a 9 S6 C, yi dx X X QA K x 4 t 9 ,N 2 Qxsii we . me 6, de' 'W we ,mouth 3 C096 X0 ,oe SYM 1 X e x 1 699 V me 2. .KN '91 U1 1 . Q, .LOG . KXC wo of e 30 . to we eww' gram' aww? xv as 'owe - st X acet 6193 axg. O96 X 3 bi' O0 96 3 he SY a 550 A615 1 Y 3 500 610 3 95 xox X Q95 Xe S39 01 QW CO GKC . 660 Clarinet Trio, composed of Carroll Calhoun, Barbara Mathews, and Rich- ikrsaitoxx 01996, a 58 away W ard Swank, received a first place rating Cf .XQQKZ 'CX ,396 in the District and a second place in qfne grew the State t GR DE CHO0L MU IC C0 TESTANTS 'n om- Comer T - iireyf-mm UO. co dot Charles PY1e'.aY2d Xe 4:13611 Knicley fgpgsed ofA11en pax mpose . Disqyc - 3 se Clved ' IJZ6, Ie Cornemuel' co e rattng W me Cond place in th 3 fmt Place rare yMCNee1y a 1 a second vm S Sf-ire. mg in the Disirind 1Cl' go .Z 1 5 g gl Cornet Trio, composed of Richard Pyle, Allen Knicley, and Wayne Petticrew, re- ceived a first place rating in the District and also a first place rating in the State. LUTHER COLTER Vice Pres MARY SUE HON NOLD Tera Ackmann Delores Ashley Doris Baugh Robert Browning Carroll Calhoun Fredrick Cavanaugh Carol Colfer Virginia Creek Donald Craig John Craig Patricia Good Charles Harwood Carolyn Henry Vlrgmla Kindred Carol Lang Vlrgmla Lund Patty McCann Elnzabeth Osborn Marulyn Owen Howard Phupps John Reagan Leo Reagan Mary Reagan Everett Ryan James Sanders Bernice Shields James Taylor 5315? g ll-xlg' I 'f9ACf7uPN W ' C sol' X, fe AN G len Tresner Albert Woodyard 2.1 Q5-hfx 'T' QE ,Rf i , , J. . .af 1 - If R . . . - QM- H, ip K W' . X X' Y f' , 0 li . V4 fn 'I J K. N as .A 6 . is , V A M tlz: N IIAQL i A , T - ':ll'.V ,QEV R ii , in tv K In -ti . ' .5 ,K , yvrggj ,.,, 3AL?'jqIxg,, J J A J' fs' f s,. in ,4- , s 5 md : I' W' E J M 0 . J 9, ll . ' lj A ,'l,l 4 ' i .lu W ,J KK J V K' 4 :k,f , ar, . 1 Vhr,, A A y ,. I 4 N N if for l f A- ,, '1 A .v i f Q . Q' N 0 Y , r 5 S30 A f , ' 5' 4 s 1 5 , FRE HME Ifxqx XX WILLIAM CRAIG Presudent BARBARA MCNEELY Sec Treas PAW LEY SMITH Student Council BARBARA C ULTON Hustornan 'C' BMX 4' iw' In N NANCY LEWIS Vlce Pres Dale Adams WI lllam Bernt James Brooks Fred Colfer Melba Coonce Wulma Creek Allen Curtus Stanley Decker Margaret Froman Zelma Griffin Shurley Hale in A I n l . .' A ' . 11 W-,J '. an-vu-4, 75 -' - we t G. Qu:- f ,f-- I R'f5fl45 L . I mf' I E, ip , I ' Q ' 1 , A-,,.,ef' -f , ' QQ? 1 - 1 I I S V'f9'l B0U9h I S U ff f I 1 gf? 2 -f' e 1' I Q v L ,W I H ' I 1 Q V .1 ' , ik , I T' i Iii, I Q ,V V i :KVL V James Holford John Holforcl Joe Husklsson Madonna Krndred Dean Lang Rnchard Loop Patsy McVacker Scott Malone Carol Mathews Robert Martln Shirley Muller Helen Morgan i f 11191 'N-X ha--f Jean Osborn Rachel Rhoden Ann Sanders Xl N. -fb 'f' 'gx ,H Joyce Topp Carolyn Trout 7315 Geneva Walters Beth Yontz 23 .L t r 4 T 5'-549 J .-vs FRANK STANLEY CARL LUND LARRY DON MONTAGNINO MOSER Student Council JOHNSON REDMAN President Sec.-Treas. Vice Pres. Historian I, LI' v V if G L N' U BE ig.: L ,ff 5 y ' 3 J r J X f' far' 1 s AM 1 se 1 ,, 2 W , , slf P UPHUMORE Leo Bollar Carolyn Boswell Marlene Calhoun Elsie Craig Sandra Emmons Jeanetta Fear Marie Honnold Beverly Jarred Juanita Jensen Barbara Kelly Jenta Rae Kendall Harold Lientz Betty Loop Shirley Lunger William McNeeIy Earl Straw Aaron Swinford Jessie Wilson HOBART PRICE ROBERT TAPP PreSldenf Student Council QW. 9 fs- Q' ' MARION CRAIG -wt 3 f 2 l -- HELEN BYRD Secretary and Historian Dean Ackmann Jean Arrasmith Paul Britz Alma Coonce Lucille Craig Mary Jane Davis Kenneth Krabel Jeanne Lundgren Donald Miller Harold Newcomb Gretchen Scott Wayne Tapp Harriet Walker Mary Jane Wallace Don Wood fwfw v-ww Q , x, l. , Af ,, . 4,5- wiv. . f A 'vfpgwf 1 1 . 1. 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QAM, fm 3 .N ' -M1 Humxk A ' .Sud lu ,Ka ,xx 11.6 me - , Xxx 1 u ,vvx A my my ,fxkk Sl '1. .,-QOXX, H' M w' .' k I-.. 333. wf,f1XT,, h'QLK.'n .N-,Mg . Sli n 7A Rx M. ,Q-W, AXP x'Jx'1!:v: .Xml Cfg Uh U-W :Q'43:. lW 1li EPS On September l 1947, twenty-four little nubbins came popping into C.H.S. None were tasseled nor dry behind the ears The Corn Borers fSophomoresD initiated the little nubbins. Although we gan. were lust beginning to grow we took port in many of the activities. Joan Kraemer was selected to represent our class as our Homecoming Queen Joan Kraemer and Doraellyn Porter were selected to parti- cipate inthe Junior Carnival Queen con- ln our second stage of growth each one had grown a tassel. During this time up popped one more nubbin which now made us twenty tive Laurella Tapp was chosen queen representative by the class for Homecoming Bull Fouts was her es- cort Laurella Tapp and LaRetaClark were chosen as Carnival Queen candidates. ln the third stage we were beginning to ripen We also had increased in in- telligence size, and number. We now totaled twenty six We were still taking part in many of the activities. Laurella was selected Homecoming Queen atten- dant with Richard Ellis as her escort. Our float also won first place in the Home- coming Parade Norma Fulton was Carni- val Queen Bill Fouts escorted her. We E lllll AGA Class Flower . . . White Carnation Class Motto ......... . . . Building Today For Tomorrow Colors ...... Red and White sponsored the Bon Voyage Prom for the seniors. Prom attendants were Norma Fulton with Richard Ellis escorting her. Laurella Tapp was escorted by Eddie Mor- ln our last stage we have attained maturity. During this stage we gained another making us twenty-seven. This was really a bumper crop. ln the ac- tivities Laurella Tapp was Homecoming Queen with Jerry Wilson, football cap- tain, her escort. LaReta Clark was senior escort. billy diplomies. -age attendant with Richard Ellis escorting her. Doraellyn Porter was Carnival Queen with James Brooks, o freshman, as her The highlight ofthe senior year was our senior trip to Kirkwood Lodge, off the Lake of the Ozarks. Swimming, boating, dancing, horseback riding and new acquaintances kept everyone busy. All came home tired but happy, being full of Ozark pancakesand holding Hill- The most important day of all was May 31, 1951, when we graduated from Chrisman High - - another diplomal Now that we are fully matured, we will leave you for our try in the world. Are we happyl We have iust received our hillybilly diplomie barefooted at Kirkwood Lodge after qualifying by square dancing. Products of corn go through many processes before nts full value can be brought out As the small roll loadung elevator of long ago dwarfed by the new raver loading storage tanks of the present day, so study at Chrlsman helps the student to gann a hugher understanding of 'obs ahead through actlvltles In many organuzatlons X Fl rg 4 f-'li -5 -:Q . . . '-1 . . . . . , N N . . ' x . .-vi -.- -f-1 -- - gi .. W- inns- ,Y 5 , Y Y ,. , If, k ,,,4. ,-fLL,l--- ' H iT' f,,. ii , , , hi -m '.:, N v-- T- 1 f ---'W Y-,.,.ii.i,, Y WM.- l f , V Ti - -- 1,l'Q,1'YmA'fw gf i. , i El0CS . 0355 I Sunyoi xness NYJ' B05 A anion 3 vhowianixqxiies Ed gditotf 5. EAM Cys. he . plow xiii f xu'C'x?2qj1nxa W an Ciaxg' 1. E X wie? in P590 5093 99 x EAXYOV' 223,611 igghss YLCYYBSCQ K . xuexxa 1 av?-Qilxnets 32:11. Wniot , ya 541. We altoi' 0- P' 996 59005 Y' X6 951066 Quote Wa mm. U 6613 wage? I eduoi' V594 Qwiwe' omit' gating wattage -Kohn Wow X+AH9a?'6ti xa Claw' . Law' xkfjfv At the be innin ofthe ear throu h tr outs the 9 9 Y 9 Y 1 staff composed of nine seniors and two juniors was selected. In this way each senior had an opportunity to participate in annual work. Much time and effort has been put into this book , with the hopes that it will reveal to each reader a complete and picturesque story of school life and activities in Chrisman UnitSchool District No. ff' 5. The Ne locus Staff is indebted to James Brooks for W JN M - A t some of the art work found in this year's book. W ,Q :ff Miss Wanda Nicoson and Miss Violet McFarland ' ' were Co-Sponsors of the Ne locus. mug NT' 'f www ,M Our thanks go to the yearbook's sponsors Miss Nicoson and Miss McFarland for their work with us and with the yearbook. This by them and Mr. Yount, at Kirkwood Lodge in the Ozarks. This picture shows they had as much fun as we did being hillbillys. picture was taken on the senior trip, sponsored The Staff STUDENT COUNCIL rna Fvllon :tw Semo Vstclqold Elgxlsenl NJSLNO fe ce 9 The Student Councll, conslstlng of representatives from each lss, IS democrahc organnzatlon The organ: zatlon handles varlous school problems wnth each class representahve voucnng the oprnlon of hrs class School partnes, homecoming, and other actlvrtles are sponsored by the Student Councul Mrs Malone sponsored the organlzatlon sz xii' Cdfl Lon re EAQO' Nxolg Sec' ol Semo If 'bw' WW Rob :WO moron f Bonxo A f-00 o ho mo M090 o SoPln0mole xc W sake' tor Sgzhkh Glade Don EXQM 'L V owl ex, rfesm f iw.. Q ol9 XN xllxflmon I x Vreshm ev., 1099 Cfdlg . Y Z ' 1 . , 6 . Y I on ' fx. el Y ' r . l I . C C . 0 r.s, f tlsf-STL ' ' W. A 7, ' l u 0 . ' ' K -t,, 3,3 I 4 K . . . . . , I I I-M' Sf . Y . . L 7 ik., V f-Q Q . . I ,Q IE? I ,Q .v rs S . K . . . 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' 'r - , l 'P Q8 Q fn -1 1 H FHA OFFICERS FIRST ROW Norma Fulton Song Leader Joan Harwood Hustorran Paulrne Honnold Treasurer Jenta Rae Kendall Vrce Presudent Carolyn Boswell Parhamentaruan Marjorre Phupps Secretary SECOND ROW M1ss1rmaHoult Sponsor Juanuta Jensen Recreatlon Chaurman Jean Arrasmuth Pub l1c1tyCha1rman Jo Ann Cralg Presudent Jean Lundgren ro ject Charrman Home us where the heart us and also the heart of a communuty The better trauned and better aduusted the homemakers can be the better the communuty Future Homemalcers of Ameruca, the Future us un your hands the hands of youth FHA us traunung the gurls to be better The FHA has varuous ways of malcung money such as havung style shows, have refreshment stands at basketball games, etc By workung at these varuous actuvutues, the gurls earned the requured llO pounts so they could attend the Annual Mother Daughter Banquet, the FHA hugh lught of the year A very unuque theme was used thus year The guest found themselves un a settlng whuch could only have been that of Captaun Flurug on Treasure Island FHA MEMBERS FIRST ROW Mrs Gulbert Honorary Member Jean Arrasmxth Jenta Rae Kendall Jean Lundgren Maruorue Phrpps Jo Ann Crarg Paulune Honnold Juamta Jensen Carolyn Boswell Norma Fulton Joan Harwood Mrs HurshelCra1g Chapter Mother SECOND ROW Muss Irene Hoult Sponsor Carolyn Trout Helen Morgan Marlene Calhoun Laurella Tapp Ann Sanders Shurley Hale, Beth Yontz Marulyn Knught Mary Jane Davus Doraellyn Porter LaReta Clark Zelma Gruffm Mrs EJ.s1e Chxldress Honorary Member THIRD ROW Jeanetta Fear Luc1lleCra1g Shuley Lunger Margaret Froman Carol Mathews Gretchen Scott Nancy Lewus Joyce Tapp Vrrgrma Walters Harrret Walker, Barbara McNeely Els1eCraug Marte Honnold Barbara Culton Sandra Emmons and Rachel Rhoden 37 Fo 0 Ao ' ' 'N' 4 'M - , L, : , 1 , ' , L ' , 3 , ' . ' . . : ' , , . ' . ' ' L ' , - fr ' ' ' 3 A , ' 1 .P ' 4 - ll a 1 ll 1 I Homemakers in the future. 4 I I I ' I . I I I I I 1 I I ' Y . . I 7 I 1 I 1 . I 1 - ' I 'T 1 : , A ' , ' , , , 1 - Y I I I A I . 1 D V I I I I 7 ' P FRONT ROW: Robert Emmons--Sponsor, Scott Malone, Paul Walters, Larry Johnson, Ray Martin, Gerald Rhoden, Edgar Morgan, Joe Hus- kisson, Dean Lang. SECOND ROW: Earl Straw, Marion Craig, James Arrasmith, Leo Bollar, Donald Wood, John Owen, Fred Colter, Rich- ard Loop, Bill Craig. THIRD ROW: Allen Curtis, Stanley Moser, Hobie Price, Jack McVicker, Robert Tapp, Lee Cline, Don Sublett. Last summer the Chrisman FFA Chapter rated very high in the state' beef judging contest, held at the Univer- sity of Illinois. Paul Walters, Gerald Rhoden, and Eddie Morgan participated in the beef iudging team, which placed in the top five teams in Illinois. The first big event of the school year was the corn show held at Chrisman in November. The Chrisman Chapter placed high. Later Jack McVicker placed first and Ray Martin second in the Trisler Seed Corn Show. At Blue Mound, Ray Martin took second and Jack Mc- Vicker fourth in the DeKalb Corn Contest. Corn samples were sent to the lnternational Grain Show where the chapter placed ninth of the top I5 teams. During the basketball season the FFA purchased a popcorn machine, which almost paid for itselffrom sell- ing at games. FFA OFFICERS--Mr. Emmons, Sponsorg Paul Walters, Treasurer, Larry Johnson, Sentinel, Edgar Morgan, Vice President, Ray Martin, Presidentg Gerald Rhoden, Secretary, Jerry Wilson fab- sentj, Reporter. G. A. A. g Do you have enough polnts tor a letter'9 Dud you luke the swlmmlng party F You can be sure that you have lust heard a GAA member spealcung The GAA directed by Mrs Helen Drake enloymg skatnng hrkung swam mlng and bowling throughout the year The oblect of this organuzatlon I5 to stimulate Interest among the gurls In ath lencg and gymnastucs It also standardlzes and promotes Ideals on health and soorts manshnp GAA OFFICERS Clvmbnng the ladder to better health and better sportsmanshlpl Norma Fulton president Mary Jane Wallace absentl vlce presldent Sandra Emmons sophomore representatlve Marllyn Knlght sensor rep resentatuve Shnrley Hale freshman representatsve Juanuta Jensen secretary Lucnlle Craog rumor rep resentatave Helen Morgan treasurer 39 ll ' ' I 1 u I . . I . . . I . . I . - , . a, I Only ducks like water? That's what you think! .5 . . 'Eff' I . - . I l 7 ' ' ' 2 ' . . . F . . - . - . 2 . - . F R -vq . ' F ' ' 1 - . 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PHC A99 'De yt THHHSMA HHHI CHO0L CHURU 'Hi' f 3 WW FRONT ROW Bernice Shields Sandra Emmons Margaret Froman Barbara Culton Grace Gillespey Jessie Wilson Pauline Honnold Jean Lundgren Helen Morgan Sue Baker Rachel Rhoden Jeanetta Fear Mari Rose Reagen SECOND ROW Zelma Griffin Shirley Lunger Carol Mathews Elsie Craig Marilyn Owens Barbara McNeely Carolyn Henry Nancy Lewis Marlene Calhoun Carolyn Boswell Sue Honnold Carolyn Trout MaDonna Kindred Patricia Wtlder THIRD ROW Gerald Rhoden B1llFouts Ray Martin Elizabeth Osborn Marie Honnold la Reta Clark Juanita Jensen Ann Sanders Laurella Tapp Barbara Childress Harriet Walker Stanley Decker Harry Lientz Billy Craig FOURTH ROW Bil1McNeely John Owen Aaron Swtnford Patricia Good Marilyn Knight Norma Fulton Jenta Rae Kendall Beth Yontz Shirley Hale Mar Jane Davis Larry Johnson Bob Martin Don Swrnford Earl Straw The high school chorus directed by Mr Browning is to be commended on its fine work During the year the group sang at the Annual Music Week program Christmas program Bacca laureate and at the close of the Commencement exercises presented the benedictuon b autuful arrangement of The Lord Bless Thee and Keep Thee Jean Osborn and Sandra Emmons went to the District Music Contest with vocal solos. VOCAL C0 TE TA TS Stanley Decker, Larry Johnson, John Owen, and Robert Martin made several appearances during the year singing barber shop har- mony. This quartette went to the District Music Contest and came home with a first division rating. In the State Music Contest they got a third division rating. Larry Johnson and John Owen sang solos in the District and earned first division ratings. However, in the State, they earned second and third division ratings respectively. 41 CHRI MA CIIMMIINITY UNIT Ill 'IIIICT ll. 5 BA ll 4 FRONT ROW: Carolyn Trout, Bob Yontz, Ralph Craig, Darrel Jenkins, Carroll Calhoun, Pawley Smith, James Sanders, Saen Bollar, Allen Knicley, Wayne Petticrew, Darrel Fulton, Rachel Rhoden. SECOND ROW: Sandra Emmons, Shirley Lunger, Grace Gillespey, Marilyn Owen, Richard Swank, Bill Craig, Margaret Fro- man, Marie l-lonnold, Carol Mathews, Barbara McNeely, Earl Straw. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Boswell, Juanita Jensen, Ann Sanders, Beth Yontz, Doraellyn Porter, Nancy Lewis, Shirley Hale, Laurella Tapp, Joyce Tapp, La Reta Clark, Gretchen Scott. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Lund, Dale Adams, Jenta Rae Kendall, Bob Martin, Leo Bollar, Mr. Browning, Bill McNeely, Larry Johnson, Carl Lund, John Owen, Gerald Rhoden. Under the direction of Mr. Carlysle Browning, the band tuned up for ci successful year. The first event of the year was leading the Homecoming parade and doing some formations at the halfof the football games. Other events participated in were Charleston Homecoming Parade, Halloween Mardigras, Memorial Day, Freedom Day, Commence- ment and the Annual Concert, which drewa crowd that fairly filled the new gymnasium. ln the District Contest the band received a first rating and in the State a second rating ranking sixth of all the bands in the state of Illinois. 42 url Margaret Froman, Barbara Culton, Carolyn Trout, Grace Gillespey, Helen Morgan, Mane Honnold - - our twlrlers This group of band contestants represented the band in the Dis- trict Music Contest at Effingham. Some of them went on to the State Music Contest at Urbana. FRONT ROW: Beth Yontz, Rachel Rhoden Barbara Kelly, Margaret Froman, Sandra Emmons, Nancy Jane Lewis. SECOND ROW Jenta Rae Kendall, Leo Bollar, Robert Martin Larry Johnson, John Owen, Stanley Decker Shirley Hale. freshman, was selected as drum malorette for 1950 51 by the band personnel The sensor plays were up to par thus year because of the guidance of the capable dorector Mass Louise Hake All ofthe semor play cast representing the entlre semor class presented Miss Holce with a glft 44 SUPPRESSED DESIRES Cast Henrietta Brewster Kay Bollar Stephen Brewster John Owen Mabel Marlorle Phrpps A satrre about a wife who drove her sister and her husband crazy over psychoanalyses I 5 D . , 11 ' 15 ij 1., , , W lv . . . . - u n ' f'A'Ar f, I . I . . . I e 1 ' 4 4 , A r . I PLAY WINTER DUST Cast Ken Howe Jerry Rhoden Judy Wakefleld Doraellyn Porter Fred Puper Ray Martm Lavunra Paper Norma Fulton Deborah Spear Marllyn Knaght A mad screntust made a drama out of thus play by tryung to save humamty from Itself THE SENIOR PLAYS -rf- On Fruday Aprrl I3 the semor class presented three one act plays Suppressed Desnres a satrre Winter Dust a drama and The Slsters Mclntosh a comedy The attendance was record breakrng Our thanks to Mass Hoke THE SISTERS Mcl NTOSH Cast Tnzzue LaReta Clark Lu le .loan Harwood A Man Eddae Morgan Thus comedy showed how to scare a stranger to the house hold by showmg hum the family album I - Q . . . I U I l ' I . . . . N 1 I ' ' ' , n ' n , n ' u I 1 I I ' wiwzw il . if -rl l' . . . kv , , 'tx , it X V, u n - 4 -A A I QUEE A D TTENDANT Her Malesty, Laurella Tapp, Sensor La Reta Clark, Senior Attendant Jeanne Lundgren, Junior Attendant Jessue Wilson, Sophomore Attendant Barbara McNeely, Freshman Attendant Sue Baker, Eighth Grade Attendant 'Rx R The Flrsf Prize Jumor Class Float Her Malesfy s Float Second Pnze Third Prlze Senlor Floof Grade School Float CAR IVAL C0 RT I i , x 1, 1 1 C 5' 'C DORAE LLYN PORTER Carnival Czueen of 1951 To climax an evening of carnival gaiety, last minute voters kept the crowd in suspense. Finally nine bells rang and the secret was revealed. Doraellyn Por- ter, senior, was crowned 1951 Carnival Queen and James Brooks, freshman, was 1951 Carnival King. Other highlights of the evening were the variety show, bazaar, Candlelight lnn, and other entertainment. .315 FRONT ROW: 11.l1.FO11SW1l1f01'tl, sophomore cseortg Barbara Kelly, sophomore C1.l1Cl1K.ldl1lQ Zelnia Griffin, freshman attcndantgRayFx-lartin, suniorescort. SECOND ROW: Wayne Tapp, juniorescorrg Virg1niaKindred, eiglitlxgrade attend- antg Jeanne Lundgren, Junior attendantg Jolin Craig, eighth grade escort. THIRD ROW: Rug James Brooks, freslimnng Queen Doracllyn Ifnrler. senior. JAMES BROOKS Carnival King of 1951 49 ,J FRONT ROW Helen Byrd, Luc111e Crarg Alma Coonce Gretchen Scott Jeanne Arrasmrth Grace Grllespey Mary Jane Wallace SECOND ROW Harry Lrentz Paul Butz, Bob Tapp Wayne Tapp Mary Jane Davrs Harrret Walker Pauhne Honnold Jeanne Lundgren Hobart PIICC Marran Crarg Dean Ackmann Don Wood UNl0R Ml TREL On February 10, the annual Junior Minstrel was presented In the hugh school audltorlum There was much work put into rt, and a lot of fun, too The black faced actors and actresses, such as Mr Paddlefoot, Mr Tar Ball Mr Hamstrung, and many others, kept therr audience In a gay not I gota new 'ob now with 500 men under me Yeah! He works In a graveyard. Swipe, Smoke, Gunwad, Muskrat J did a fine lob of harmonizrn l ! ? J 50 , a u mi, Y, . , W f kg il - -airs :dw s . ,J 5? O B 1 WH 'ff Q ' , 1 . x .., wr f - , , h A 1 W I T' 5 A Q I 7 F A 2 L ,H 4 , ,ig V ,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,...,..,...... W., W... ,HW 1 ' ' . . . l 1 4 1 - 1 A I v 1 1 . 1 . 1 n 1 1 I 1 I I 1 1 1 . I 1 rr . . ll ll I H n PALACE Queen of the Prom Phipps with her escort ----Marjorie Richard Ellis. i The music stopped ---- but they were still dancing. QUEENS COURT Eddie Morgan, Student Council morn' ber, es cotting Kay Bollar, senior attendant, John Lund, historian, us- cortingloan Harwood, senior attendant, Stephen Nestler, crow.. bearergRichard Ellis, Kingg Dale Adams, pageg Queen Marjorie Phippsg Lana Sue Kinncman, flower girl Helen Byrd, junior attend- ant, escorted by Marion Craig, student council memberg Harrietwalkcr, jun- ior attendant, escorted by Harry Lientz, vice-president of the junior class. --J. FRONT ROW: JamesArrasmith Virginia Walters Marjorie Phipps Edgar Morgan A11enLienrz, LaRetaC1ark JoAnn , Craig Lee Cline SECOND ROW Geraldkhoden D0nSub1ett Normalfulton Marilyn Knight Laure11aTapp Ioan Harwood Kay Bollar Doraellyn Porter Paul Walters THIRD ROW Robert Jensen Wrlliam Feuts Ray Marnn l Rrchard Elhs John Lund Jerry Wrlson, John Owen Jack Mcvlcker It was a lane of twenty fave sensors that marched toward the stage an the new gym on the evening of May 31 1951 forthe event cllmaxrng thelr public school education Thus event was the one for whlch there has been the longest preparatron and the twelve years of study behrnd thus night show that educatnon like other worthy goals rs not achreved easily Commencementwas the place where lust recogm tron was grven For academic accomplnshments nn the honor that was bestowed upon each semor when he was awarded hrs diploma ln the world So each semor who was 'buuldmg today for to morrow has crossed the threshold to fund IS place We have wrestled with tassels and are now on our way out to fund our place in the world -iii-1...., 1 ,.'- ?- -.-..,,s 2 :ut As the corn pnclcerus the begmmng of a long lourney In wtnch corn wall travel from one phase to another, so good sports manshnp, learned at Chrusman, helps to make fune cntszens in later life Richard Ellis Left End Coach Richard E . Kinneman Paul Britz Center William Fouts Allen Lientz Quarterback Right Half-back Hill Although the football squad had only a 2-3 record, it could possibly have been much better. Two of these games were lost after we had built up big leadsin the early stages of the game. Against Fisher, Chrisman was leading 22 to 0 at the end of the first quarter only to go on to defeat. Later on in the season, we were leading Perrysville 20 to 6 at the end of the first quarterp again we were dealt a defeat. Graduating seniors who are lost for next year are: Capt. Jerry Wilson, Richard Ellis, John Owen, Jack McVicker, Allen Lientz, Edgar Morgan, and Paul Walters. Harry Lientz Hobart Price Quarterback Right Half-back Q3 Q I 3 JGCR MCViCk6f Eddie Morgan John Owen Left End Left Half-Back Center BAll FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September T5 Fisher Here QLD September 3 Sidell There QWJ October Longview Here KWH October 20 Perrysville There QLD October 27 Horner There QLD Paul Walters Left Half-Back Jerry Wilson Captain Right End Wayne Tapp Larry Johnson Fred Colfer Right End Center Left Half-Bock 'C' Yr! HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Zelma Grrffm Helen Morgan, Peggy Froman Barbara Culton Q GRADE SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Mary Rose Reagan Patrlcla Wllder Mary Sue Honnold Sue Baker MASCOT Lana Sue Kmneman am 56 SN Y Crum' GRADE BA KETB LL TEAM The grade school boys had a successful bas ketball season, the climax was the wnnnlng of the Edgar County Grade School Tournament Trophy FIRST ROW Walter Boxer Darrel Jenkrns Brlly Woods Bobble Yom? Rlclrard P5 le and Mrchael Emmons SECOND ROW Manager Howard Phlpps Wavne Pettrcrew Dlckre Rhoden Brllx Honnold Jerry McNeely Johnme Kmdred Charles Wolfe Allen knrclev and Max Lang THIRD ROW Darrel Fulton Rrchard Swank Luther Colter Don Swrnford Bob Brownrng Johnnle B1llCra1g Eugene Rx an FOURT'-I ROW Davrd Darlx Charles Harwood Max Calhoun James Brooks Coach Leon Carpenter Stretch Get that o 57 J I . 15 1 ,' , ' . ' ' . ' ., ' . ' , ' 1 I 0 s I , A , 1 - I 1 4 1 n I 1 I y I l I , ll r - 2 ' ' ,'. , , ', . -- tip ff. as K in O- 0? G 1 Allen Llenfz qw.,-r Z! ,ai Donald XIXJZ' Muller r I 1 L w 1 1 Foufs 58 0 C C C C O O U 0 8 2 3 Y 890 13 O QA XXS I6 SCO ly Geoff IQIQSQ? Jerry Wilson X. Q41 1,5 Cor' I-Und' MQHQger 84576 Cfzeo' OV SC E78 ole of OO All! l950J951G4A465 ov . PZ7 Bkonsqs V. gOCf0r7 I Ofge 2 Her fown cola V 5 you Rd l70fq '9 76 f Padma am? lfzo' ' Of? 1000! SJ' Her Uffley ere ere Here Her 19 mere ffzere mere f, . coffliqjllherlcq 76 8 We-sfhbfqf 9 10092: H Here W Vol! fo S IW SIB l 7!7Sl'e W ere W Ifiere W 77161-e UY mere hi? Here mere ere Aafon Swinford Hobie Price 59 'IR -ea... f-e-VJ 'Ib' Frcnkmo Monmgnl V.,- BASKETBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW FrankMontagr11no Ray Martin Allen Lrentz mann Carl Lund Manager THIRD ROW Pawley Smrth Aaron Sw1nford John Owen Jerry Rhoden Hobie Price Joe Huskrsson Dale Adams Fred Colter Stanley Decker SECOND ROW Coach Kmneman B111 McNeely B111 Fouts Allen Curtis John Lund Rlchard Ellis Jerry Wrlson Qabsentj Dean Ack The oasketball team gave us all a bngsurprnse by winning their first game against a heavily favored Kansas team and then going on to establish a 20 won and a 5 lost record The highlight of the season was when Chrusman beat Kansas in the finals of the Ambraw Tournament and then traveled to Terre Haute to compete rn the Wabash Valley Tournament According to records which the school has in its possession this is the best won and lost record ever made by a Chrrsman team Graduatingsemors Captain Gerald Rhoden Allen Luentz Bill Fouts Richard Ellis John Lund John Owen Ray Martin an Jerry Wilson TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: Eddxe Morgan, Allen Llentz, John Owen, Mamn, Jerry Wrlson, Aaron Swmford, Jerry Rhoden, Coach Kinneman, Don Miller, Dale Adams, Bill Craig. Carl Lund--Manager, Jim Holford. SECOND ROW: Stanley Decker, Larry Johnson, Ray For the third straight year, our school haswon the Edgar County track meet. The outstanding performer in the meet was Jerry Rhoden who placed first in three events and was a member of the winning relay team. He was also the high scorer on the track team throughout the season, but was closely followed by Jerry Wilson. John Owen established a new school discus record of l l8' 5 while Ray Martin established a new school record in the mile run of 5:01 .5 minutes. BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Stanley Decker--fielder, Harry Lienrz- Montagnino--pitcher, Dean Ackmann- -catcher, John second baseman, Allen Lientz--fielder, Eddie Morgan- Owen--third baseman, Ray Martin--first baseman. fielder. SECOND ROW: Gerald Rhoden--shortstop, Frank The baseball tesam got off to a fast start in beating both Kansas and Red- mon, but lost their remaining games scheduled. Baseball was tried for the first time here as an experiment to determine whether it could be played along with football and track. Next year, baseball will be dropped and football and track continued. 59 N nf QQQ v Q l 1 . Q.-.,r'f..,...-:.-i5',- -2 ,. f--553 at .,!-I.f 7 -- --' 'N' ' f.. ' J.- -t - v. '1f.,'-1 .fr .g'.'-.5 -nu-ng ' a Y - 0-2-- ..- . --, -. ..' ' '-.s Y's--,Ji.,- V...-4' FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Allen Lientz, Harry Lientz, Eddie Morgan, Coach Kinneman. THIRD ROW: Richard Ellis, Jack Paul Walters, Stanley Decker. SECOND ROW: John Mcvicker, Jerry Wilson, Paul Britz, Wayne Tapp. Owen, Dean Ackmann, Larry Johnson, James Holford, 61 Throu N lmson PAUI jerry Wrlson Laffy JO FRONT ROW Ray Martm lack lgjlllllixlliixi LICYIIL John Owen Rlchard Elhs SECOIND R Wallgrg DOH lVl1l1CI Lund and B1l1Fouts not 111 prcture J gh partrcrpatlon an basketball f b I oot a l, and track the boys earned athletnc let ters At the annual athletic banquet, sponsored b th L d y e ron s Club both hugh school and gra e boys were honored Harr C b y om es, basketball coach at the Umversrty of lllmoas, was the guest speaker The eleven sensors recel I Allen L , vlng etter awards, are as follows nentz football letter 2,3 4 ba k b I s et a l letter 3 4 track letter 2 3 4 John Owen football l etter 4 basketball letter 4, track letter 4 Rrchard Ellis football letter 3 4 ba k s etball letter 3,4, track letter 3 Jerry Rhoden basketball letter 4, track letter 2 3 4 Eddie Morgan football letter 2 3,4, track letter 2 4 Ray Martm basketball letter 2 3 4 Jack McVrcker football letter 2 3,4, track letter 3 4 Jerry Wrlson football letter 3 4 basketball letter 4 track 2 3 4 Paul Walters f tb ll oo a letter 4 John Lund basketball letter 4 Bull Fouts football l etter 2 3 4 basketball lett er 3,4, track letter 2 62 H4 ' Q I Q 132' 1 I 'I I , 'A - ' 1 l I I . - , . 1 I Y ' , - . 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Mrs O Raman Scott Licensed Funeral Directors and Embolmer Ambulance Servuce Day or Nlght Phones Chrlsman Member of National Funeral Directors Assoceatnon ELLI BRO for Socrety Brand Clothes Florsheum Shoes Stetson Hats Everything to Wear For Men and Boys For Dress or Work Molud Hose for Ladies Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded The Store of Quality Chrusman Illenols of 2871 - 2872 - 2332 Illinois 0 Complrmenfs JAM VA CE Phone 4401 Compluments FRA K J KA LIG Infernofloncl Form Machinery Implements ' Tractors Phone 352 Metcalf Illlnols of Chrisman Illinois of 0 Open Day and Night Wrecker Service Compl :ments WIL 0 CHEVIWLET COMPA Y Where Friends Meet Chicago Motor Club Station Phone 3561 Chrlsman Ill Compl lments of DR W J GONWA M D Chrlsman llllnols S H PAWLEY LUMBER CO INC Dealers nn Lumber and Bulldlng Maternal Qual I ty Prompt Service Attractuve Prrce Dana Indiana S of II ' ll , . . . , ., . . . . , . . I All electrical work and material in The New Chrrsman High School Gymnasium Furnished by the D1-WI ELECTRIC COMPA Y Electrical Contractor 8- Wiring Material ' stumotes Made Free Post Office Box 200 Wore House Paras Illinois 618 W Madison Phone 4444 Dealer in Electrical Appliances, Light Fixtures, E ' ' EDGAR COUNTY L MBER C0 Where The Home Beglns Lumber Mlllwork Hardware Phone 3651 Chnsmon llllnols ll ' I EA TMA KODAK PORTl G 600D Stop and shop at Weller s You wlll flnd the largest and most complete llne of drugs and sundrles from whlch to make your selectlons FOUDTGID Servlce Prescrlptlons Pottery Luggage Blll Folds Radlos WEILER Whltman Candles Sheaffer Pen Sets Toys and Games Statlone ry Pet Foods Typewrlte rs DR G 0PlE Walgreen Agency A Weller Prop Parls llllnols Phone 265 ,, . . ,, . . -If - ' tl- W i' Sick Room Needs ' Electrical Goods 'A' 'k ' 'lr ' 'k 'k ' 1 ' . T . . I u . I . . GE ERAL IN URANCE Flre Life Casualty Offuce Scott Building West Side Square Phones Resndence Offuce J Harlan Owen SERVICE Bob Brooks Prop DR JOSEPH F MONTAGNINO Standard Products Phone 2752 Phone 3511 Chnsmon m'no'5 Chrnsmon lllmons II 1 O Complamenfs CHRISMAN STANDARD of TRI COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY Sales Buuck Servuce G M C Ports 215 217 West Washington Street Paris Illunous Better Buy Buick KNIGHT S CAFE A Good PIace To Eat Short Orders Dinners Phone 3541 Punkln Center Chrlsman IIIunols Route I ALEXANDER SPORTING GOODS NC Danv:IIe IIImols Phone 614 BIII Beck Leo Anderson RUNYAN SERVICE 8. GROCERY Phone 4949 IChrlsman Exchange Bloomfleld IIIlno1s WINTHER S PASTRY SHOP 123 North Vermilion Street Danvnlle IIInnovs Birthday 8. Party Cakes LOUIE S SUNDRIE STORE You II Feel at Home at Loune s School Supplues Sodas Sundrnes Phone 2601 Chrnsmon Illcnons I I . I23 E051 M010 Sffeef Marathon Gas and Oil . I . . , D SOARD MOTOR CO . Chevrolet Cars 8K Trucks Case and New Idea Farm Machinery Frrgndaure Applnances Dana Indaano F RE D F RAME Jeweler Watch lnsoector for all Rarlraods ID North Vermnlron Street Dflrtvllle Illmo 5 M C A Burlder of Character A Class for all Ages Danvnlle lllmms EVERSOLE REFRIGERATION Kelvunator Applnances Chrysler Alrtemp Heatrng Arr Condntromng Paras Illunors Compluments NEWMAN S CLOTHES SHOP INC Good Clothes Shoes Furnishings I5 E Mann Street Phone 2679 Danville lllrnols Compliments Carroll L Dunn Owner Phone 95 122 East Wood Paris Illlnols Complrments WOODBURY DRUG CO Pharamaclsts to the Medncal Profession Gul ck R C C SMITLEY 14W Mann Street Dcnvllle Ill Chrlsman llllnors Prescrrptnons Abdomnnal Belts Trusses Drugs Sundrles . . . E Y. . .A. of of ' ' DuNN's BAKERY of LA. a , .Ph. We extend our congratulatnons to The Sensors of Chrnsman Hugh School UNION FEED STORE Ralph l. Wright l24 East Unlon Street SANDERS PONTIAC GARAGE Pom 0'S Phone 207l Safeway Feeds Old Ben Coal CC-Breen Mark Chrnsrnan llllnols Telephone 259 Complcments C of LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Paris Lodge 569 HRISMAN LUMBER COMPANY Chrusman lllunols Phone 336l Lumber Cement builders Supplues Hardware Pillsbury Feeds Pandora Coal CGOK AND WARD Home of Parus Hommy Feed Funeral and Ambulance Service lLl- l Nols CEREAL MILLS INC rns lllmo Phone P ras lllunous Compliments Compllments LAVILA S BEAUTY PARLOR JOHN P HONEY D 222 East Monroe Street Danvslle llllnous Phone 380l Chrusman Illlnols North Slde Square Dress Shop BINOLE S Ladues Ready to Wear Home Owned Parus lllmous Pans When you thunk of Flowers Think of HE LFRICH lllmols Phone Pa' , ' is a', ' I 146 i of of , . , . D. S. in Compliments of EDGAR CUUNTY PPLY COMPA Y Distributors Service Brand Petroleum Products 8. Farm Supplies Qual 1 ty Phone 204 Service Savings P rss llllnoss Compliments PARIS BAKE RY OWEN COX 8. SON Your Full o Pep Dealer Paras llllnous Compliments THE CLEVELAND GRAIN CO Elevators at Metcalf Melwood Mortimer Gordon Games Cherry Point Metcalf Illinois Compl :ments of DR H A LINEBARGER Osteopathic Physician Chrlsman Illinois of G . I . . of Phone 278-R Paris, Illinois of TUUEBAKER Compl :ments PARIS SALE COMPA Y Studebaker Cars 8. Trucks 232 N Central Avenue Paris lllunols E Compl uments C mP me 'S o. R. MORRIS TRUCKING SERVICE A Truck for Every Need. UGE NE SEE 8' SON Livestock 8. Grain Transport Service Chrlsman, Illinois Van 8K Reeffer Chrisman Phones 7298 2981 I of R. H. Gillian - H. F. Rhoacls of of C J DALRYMPLE Wall Paper and Pamts Plmlco Radio 3. Refruqe a o Plworwe Alt Clwrssman lllur 1 Complamemls HUNI S SERVICE STATION Oas an Scoftland Illmo s SHADY REST STEAK HOUSE 24 Hour Servuce Clwrlsman Illmous R36 CHRISMAN FROLEN FOOD LOCKER Sayre Meat Marker Slauglwfermg and Processing Phone 2lO2 Clwrnsman lllmols I O I I . l CT . l ' 1 l 3 I X I ' 's 'V r f rs l El d l V Oil l . I NO., Q . 1 I I l l l -- W l l 4 l l l l l l l l . . Compllments MOORE TAILOR SHOP I3OE Court Paris Illunols Phone 690 J H O T E L F RA N C E Geo W Yund Manager Frreproof IOO Rooms Coffee Shop Dlnlng Room Parls Illnnots Compliments DR DAVID F SMILIE Chiropractor II6 E Court Street Paras Illmors Phone 884 HORACE LINK 8. COMPANY The Store of Furnuture Home Frnglclaure Furnnshrngs Applrances Parts Illnnols Flowers for all Occasnons Phone 682 62I West Jasper Street Paris Illlnols Office Phone I73 Reslclence Phone 9 DR F W CHITTICK Est 05 Offuce Hours M to5P II4S Mann Evenings and Sundays by Appointment Parts Illlnols NATE DAWSON D X STATION Trres ' ' Batterles Wheel Balancing Phone 68 Paras Illmols RAY S PONTIAC It Pays to Trade at Ray s Complete Service 332 North Mann Phone I479 Pans Illlnons of of BLAIR FLOWER SHOP - - ' ' . I9 9A. . . M. . ' St Comploments of MAX FULTON Cuties Service Dlstrlbutor Phone 2691 Chrlsrnan Ill RIGGEN S PRODUCE MARKET Buyers of Poultry Eggs Cream Where Prnce Servuce and Courtesy Meet years un the Produce Business On the Square Chrlsman 2191 Dana 54 HOULT S GROCERY Fresh Meats and Vegetables JOHN DEERE QUALITY Full Lune of Fancy FARM MACHINERY on Francis C Robison Staple Merchandise You wull be pleased when you make our store your shoppung center Sales and Service Phone 2831 Chrlsman llllnous I n - - I I . . 28 ' ' Gasolene O11 Grease I I . 1 I d ' . ' . I . . Full Lune of Marathon Products CARICO S MARATHON SERVICE Phone 48OI Chrlsman Illlnols CHRISMAN ELECTRIC CO General Electrac Appllances General Wmng Nu Enamel Paunt South Sude Square Chrnsman Phone 36OI Illinois MCCLURE S TEXACO SERVICE Modern Cabins On U S 36 2 If2 mules west of Chrusman PARIS MILLING CO South Jefferson Street Paras Illnnols Phone 575 McFALL S STORE Headquarters for Lee s Workclothes Pans lllunons Phone 541 L Complnments of CARTER S MIDGET LUNCH Ports Illlnols , . . . I . . I Groceries, Lunch Meat, etc. Shaeffers and Gainer Feed I I I I 0 I 1 . I ' . I MOTOR South Slde of Square sl' 'k 'k 'k ir 'k il' New ond Used Cars cmd Trucks 24 hour Wrecker Service Day Phone 3451 Chrlsmon Nughf Phone 3421 llhnols 'k k 'k 'k Ford Soles and Service Connplnrnenfs of EDGAR COUNTY TRACTOR SALES Infersecfnon Routes T oncl 36 DNYDERS RADIO Chrlsmon lllunols TcLt:VISlON AND ELECTRONICS Soles ond S rvuce Phone 332l Chrusmon lllanols Ford Trccfor Dearborn Tools Ports Wood Bros Comblne Poul Jones Dealer Phone 2461 Compliments of LEHMAN S CLOTHING STORE Porls Illinois FIDLER S ELEVATOR Feed and Gram Purmo Chows Phone 24 Brocfon Illnnols I . . . I 6 . Service Wood Bros. Pickers P I I I I n I I C ments of The Stata Bank 0f Chrlsman Cecll K CFISDIII 0 Chrismon, Illinois 0 0 0 0 X enercl Contractor We extend congratulatnons to the Sensors of Chrnsman Hugh School FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member of the Federal Reserve System Deposuts Insured by The Federal Deposut Insurc e Corporatron Washnngton D C 000 For Each Deposltor SIO Compliments of METCAIF KJRAIN CO Fertnllzer Seed Gram Feed Metcalf IIIlnons Phone 442 PARIS PROVISION CO Brand Processors Bread Hams Sausage Bacons Franks Pure Larcl Cold Meat Beef and Pork Phones Parus 398 399 Illlnons You Can Buy Wuth Confldence At MEIS BROS Danvulle s Frnendly Store For 53 Years DanvlIIe Illunons Maximum Insurance SI 0, ' ,OOO I Compliments of A FRIEND VJ er Success does not depend so much upon exfernol l'1el as on self rel1once P 24 Hour SGFVICS Compl1menfs of GEORGE W SAMFORD 8. SON BON TON CAFE 1 R 1 16 133 150 Telephones 2222 2221 'e'SeC O was Pans lllnn Chnsmon lll1no1s Your Norge Dealer See Norge Before You Buy 0 , of Plumbing-Hearing-Hordwore-Applionces , , , ' , ' ois Congratulations to the Seniors of C H S Waltre tudio Matfoon Illinois S W YONTZ 8. SONS R Westinghouse Appliances Hardware Plumbing Heating West Side Square Chrisman Illinois E THOMASME YE R Authorized Dealers Since 1936 Phone 8 Dana Indiana The Sfore of True Values' Allis Chalmers We Extend Our Congratulcntuons Compliments of to the Sensors of C H S BLUME FUNERAL HOME WILL H FORSYTHE AGENCY General Insurance 8. Farm Loans us Ilhnous Phone 37 L Phone I99 Newman Illnnols CAMP S SANDWICH HIIPPE Ice Cream o Candy Cigarettes EImerJ Jarred Owner Cgrnpllrnenfg Qf CLEVELAND HATCHERY CI1fISm0f1 IIIIHOIS Dana Indlana FOV Phone 43 Dependable Merchandise Por. I . . Compliments of --- P P --.. --- ' . I . . HIINNIILII FUNERAL HIIME P J Honnold Licensed Embalrner and Funeral Director Personal uzed Servnce Phone 263I Chrlsrnan Illlnons CLARK FEED MILL Purlna Phone 23OI Ike Clark Owner Occo Full o ep Chrusman Illlnols NO RTHWESTERN Mulwaukee Wnsconsun Fare and Auto Insurance Raymond Newlln Agent Phone 224I Chrlsman Connpl lmenfs CHRISMAN CLEANERS Chrlsman llllnons Compl lmenfs of LLOYD JAMISON YEAZEL CANDY CO Wholesale Confechoners Danville Illlnols Geo Wm Houlf Owner Q ' --- --- - -P NATIONAL INSURANCE CO. of ' , Ill. Cornpl :ments of Churchill lllauulauturlug Cumpau Galesburg lllmors The Gymnasnum as the Parlor of the School Ordlnary floor flnlshes cannot hold up long under the abuse of dances and commumty gatherings In addition to basketball and physlcal education actlvntaes ROMP ON GYM FINISH Assures a faster non sllppery floor Is self levellng ls burn proof Is acrd and allcall proof ls transparent nn color Sales Representatlve R M Corbett Arthu I JllE CARY AND SllNS Phone 538 Paras llllnons l3l0 South Mann Republlcan Natronal Life Insurance Company THllMA E HEGGERTY AGET Chrlsman Illunoas Registered Polrcy Protection 0 0 I ll ' ' ll I - Dries Quickly : . . , r, ll. I I I , . I n ' ' ' I MEADOW GDID DAIIIY Grade A Products A Bottle of Milk is a Bottle of Health THE CHRI MA CDIIRIEI1 Your Home Town Newspaper Slnce 1875 WE PRINT EVERYTHING EXCEPT MONEY AND POSTAGE STAMPS Phone 3751 Compl :ments of Karl' Beauty hop Complete Beauty Service and Halr Styling Phone 2181 Chrnsman llllnols ll ll ll ll Il ' Il - . . Commlssar upplle 406 E Mom Sfreef 523 E Mom Sfreef Procurement servuce Urbono llllnols D nvslle lllunons Hotel ond Resfouronf Supplues Telephone 7 6232 Telephone l2OO CENSUMER EEED A D UPPLY C0 Compliments of GEEEE VARIETY Noveluhes Lornps Bulk Candy Gaffs For All Occosnons Ploshcs ond Hoslery On the Square Chrlsrnon llllnols 0 0 I . . G . I . . Complimenfs of . FARM BUREAUINSURANCE ERVHHI C. W. HOMANN, General Agent, Paris, Illinois Wm. K. MCNEELY, Special Agent, Chrisnnon, Illinois A44 SERVICE CASE MACHINERY PARTS Pilster 5 Hybrid s DeLavaI Separators Fertilizer phono 529 pG44-4, Ill EAfT WOOD STREET Compliments of HER J0 E C0 SAHARA For Hospltallty The s.gn of Good coo: Serve Coca Cola Pfister Hybrid Seed Corn LOUISE C COE Phone 3I7I or 2771 .Q 'bv-A , ef' Q FF- . I I I ' QQ! G. Compliments of J. teller Electrec Scoreboards Football and Basketball SALES AND SERVICE NADEN NEVCO FAIR PLAY Phone 3 6l57 Brad ey llllnous Compliments of BLUE ROOM CAFE Northeast Corner of Square Chrlsman lllmon Ralph Hale Proprnetor PATRO NS Sulverman Bros Oul Co Pa as llllnols J O Stewart Pa ns Illunols Da Nrte Cafe 323N Mann L A OBannon Phone Pa as Illnnous Frye s Hatchery Pans lllunols Bovell Hat Shop 2ll W Wood Dr E H Spooner Paras Illnnols Purl A Scott Chrlsman Illmons Lundgren Barber Shop Chnsman Illmous FrankP Meyer Danville llllnols J R Malone Faxture Co Paras 145 Pans Illnnons lllnnols - 1, . . rl .. . . .. rl . . 0 . .. 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