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E' Y '21 J 4 A QB. n wi! .14 ,Sin ,Hz - ,Q -r .Q 1 u ri 3 -X -4 Q x ni? - 1,3 N, .a-1- ,U ' ga ,u.'.'-,,-- vi ,A ,, fit? L g', . V V f' .- ,1 - -,--.:A - wr L, w xfgy ,, . .ll . , 1 , 'iw ?' D K We CBE F O R 'H' A R D We., the Junior-s, believing youthful memories to be the most priceless nossession of old age, present this fifth volume --of THE ECHO, f a diary of our last year' at Cisne High School. In later- years we hope, by reading th1s'bbokL to be able to live these nleasant days again. 1 . 9 2. Y .pl V 'N' Y - UA V i , l A l CLASS OF 411 ,LQ 5-4 ff: had ee 1. 'Q 4- a.i?f X A inIlEIllllIllIllllIIIQQQEESEHBHEEHEHHHHHIIIIIEIEFQQ DEDICATION We, the Class of 1941, dedicate this book to the school that we have attended for three years. We appricate very much the excellent help of our principal and Instructors ln our drive for knowledge. We wish to thank everyone who had Q part in making it possible for us to aftend Cisne High School, to these peopleend our school, we dedicate the 1341 uEcho.N x x-me. -.ul-re: -lam.-za:-f5,-.'::.x-:-:aww:a-wr.w-:NNw:owx:s.xiv:r-Qf-x-.m'::ae:xmc- fc-. we-. -:imc i L rr' ss? WM -.wx , 1iZE .Z.'4 vt gprm' ' fc '.f,.': ., ii wWQJ '-I.. ,',5..'f2g5 '49 ,' tr fz' Ig 5? ' ,'p,fL':4 +'f. 22, 'v:.f.,, 2:4 'ff 371' , ,. JA. - ' 5 In ,A . Z C K D? 4 E sf ' s w: 35 XJ, t 3 x . mf ,Q N Q ..L -' Q 5, X y N W. x 1 S x A :- - , A 'N 'W in .gm Q95 - ' , ' f': 1 ' u lu.. .I nv-1 H.. funn n au nn -I A 1 an 4 ,- vp- 5, ' I ,M W .NFO .,' 'lv'-0 '4,' N9 'I 'K S ' Editor-In-Chief. . Assistant Editor. . . .Glenn Galbraith . . . . Evelyn Lowe . . Hobart Kiger Calendar ....... . . Art Editor . . . . . . . Evelyn Lowe Literary Editor . . . 1 . .Robert Squire . . .B111 Johnson sports Editor. . Activities. . . . . .Otis Montgomery . Gene Palfreeman . Ennis Gibson 0 0 .'. Ivan Barker I O 0 . Metabello Hilliard . Metabelle Hilliard . .Robert Squire History. . . . . . Will .... Prophesy . . Alumni. . . . Snapshots. . . . . Jokes ....... Faculty Advisor. . . awww f U Sie -, x ai r1vf'5' 3 f , .pr 3 595 w 3 +6 in . fi .- f QSM : F3 gg ' 'Q E - st Q Belle Leach ' M' - Cf- H-iq J lf- ff x ADMINISTRPCFIGN S C H O O L B O A R D Miles Puckett - President Reuben Barth - Secretary Henry King - Member F A C U L T Y Belle Leach - Instructor Donald Trotter - Instructor O. S. Barnard - Principal Ki?- f IM- nu 'N . t if ' 0 1' w ?fg5f5: 3 ' 6 M ' Q , - - I 4,5 UP A.. Aia x .,,i.n...u.u..,4 - xl X F A C U L T Y O. S. Barnard, Principal M. S. University of Illinois B. Ed. Southern Illinois State Teachers' College I. S. N. U., Normal, Illinois Biology General Science High School Geography Latin II Nth year C. H. S. A '75 61- -I5 41' Donald Trotter, Coach B. A. 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S 1' ,. ,a xr . 4.4 in. 1 ' hx aw we I Q C1 C 1 B1 and Whit M BSS O OPS: ue B ' L I x Eg: X J I ' .- . if -C 'O ' ' ' fr In 3 '-.' if li . I' M ' ' u , M j V ,p Class Floyver A T ' I L Cla Motto: 'W 11 do 0 beat, ' and Goa will do the rest. A f f' s.-A.: I t I-q I a ' P H 1 I 1 JUNIOR ACTIVITIES ENNIS GIBSON nEcho Staffn Mexia, Texas H. S. 1, 2. President of Class 5 GLENN GALBRAITH Vice President Editor-in-Chief HEcho Staffn NTambo and Bonesn 2 HOBART KIGER HEQho Staffn Basketball 1, 2, 5. Secretary of Class 1, 2, METABELLE HILLIARD HEcho Staffu nThe Christmas Motheru G. A. A. 1, 2. Vice President 1 JUNIORS, Evelyn Lowe. - . . . Glenn Galbraith . . . Metabelle Hilliard . Otis Montgomery . . Ennis Gibson ... . Hobart Kiger. . . . Ivan Barker. . . . . Robert Dean Squire. . Gene Palfreeman. . . EVELYN LOWE nEcho Staffn uThe Christmas Motheru Art Editor Assistant Editor OTIS MONTGOMERY FEcho Staffu nTambo and Ponesn 2 ROPERT DEAN SQUIRE , nEeho Staffu GENE PALFREEMAN Basketball 1, 2. IVAN BARKER Geff H. S. 1 nEcho Staffu NICKNAM S . nEve1inau . . .NGabbyN Belle NOats ' lleib Ilan? T-'og . . 1 ' b mx' Fat . . ' av ll .lr 1 u . n CEI I O U l H 'MV' W- . r Qu ? ' U.: 'qt no U my K' It . u n sxrql 'Ei SEL J U.N I O R s sq. , FCEM There is Otis Montgomery, Who reaps what he sows, To all the teaeher's questions The answers he knows. UGabby,n they call him, Glenn Galbraith is his name But he's one of the Juniors So 1t's all just the same. Ennis Gibson, you k'ow, Is president of our class. ' He is pretty good in typing So I know he will bass. Ivan Dale Barker Is our own book shark If you look on his grade card You'll not see a low mark. Hobart Kiger is the lad Who, in our class is the best He will always come out winner When he's put to the test. Robert Dean Squire, Chief typist of our school About the Fairfield girls Is a regular Fool. Next come the two girls, The Only ones in our class We cou1dn't get along without them On our nEchou Stotfl Evelyn Mae Lowe, Art Editor o' our Staff, IS always good humored And ready to laugh. Last but not least Is our own Metabelle, She is happy and cheerful And we think she is swell. ---Glenn Galbraith--- ,-fg 1159-L---- ' S 5 35 WM vb O Q1 41 ,-Q-fx s-.-ss 4,,-.-. w-.--. Q if 4 , . 'High ,X . . .. ,K 2 ,, .V 41: ji: -,t 75. U ljwb-6.5 ii- A,' - , . Fifi:'.1T1 Ji'JYivQJf,f'Jf-,.fH fi'fflu- V ' I-Kerr? K . -',Y ,!A-115431: 5.'4,'-',- - .f ' - PM fiwxzwfn- e , hs. , L ,. ks' '. .,,f, .Y,.,,. ' f . - t,-.-3.4.1,-.VLAZ -,517-,QL-xfu,!?Qj S-:Q , . . .- f ,j-'..4 W' v w ' zj- :',.q:f-E13 A: , . , fqrfg, A 4 Q X ,I .,. .1 . , . -' N., ,, 1. ,.,m,,,, . 'a X. . , , 1 fn ,L A-nv , -awk. N., , , . -J:-in V ,Z u t ,xl- V .V -.XJ .xl , .-I, , .. fl H 1 I 15:57, .. 'N .,.,. fr-vu Af V 3 sr. ,ug . T' ',f25. ff.-,,,-,J '.'f'u'i .H fljzr, , , I fa fx, 1-71-'Xga1'Lk'f f,fQ,gf.A1,- .va-Qi,, : .N -,:-f1:'1'f- .1,':.,s-J-,S f 'T 1211 - ,, JY F,1:ff'1.1 -:,'9,-'f.'.w,.1,. +.- f A- f' ., ,ci ,:- .:pr.4N,w,,..., 1-L,rf.v 5:. '-V.-' ff- 335541: 1 .TQ gyms N'a-iyg.-.33-'r 5 -I f' . .L1Q.X1Lgs! . ,.. A f 2 wfgw- if -uf.tr,,,,,mqe,, -Q A- -' .1.f?,ff---'Ni-.f.a, 'X ai' ju n, , y -f Mg 5- ,F .. 1..lfu.. VJ, Y- .fwwv.gf' , -,- , Nl- ,J ,.,: -.1 ' Q. kgiff ,fiiy V , f ' V . . .5 - -.5 ' f ' Q M., ,M-L.11 UA.. 5 Q57 'VWMHWH , cLAss HISTORY E. Qi We, the Juniors of '41, started out in '38 as seventemf ag, verdant Freshmen. Class officers were Lon Braoh, President, 751 Metabolle Hilliard, Vice Presidentg Louise Mendenhall, Sec- Lgj retaryg and Hobart Kiger, Treasurer. The teachers were Mr. fQQ!L. P. Henson, our class Sponsorg Mr. O. S. Barnard, and Mr. EmflKelly Taylor. Mrs. Uphoff took the place of Mr. Henson when gg: he resigned his position in Qisne High School. Several boys played Basketball, and J. Ayers received a letter. We entertained the whole school with a Christmas Party in the gym. We enjoyed the other parties given throughout the yearg and, on the last day of school, we went to St. Louis on a picnic. Before we knew it our vacation was over, andwe returned to school not as Verdant Freshmen but as Snappy Bophomores. We now had fourteen in our class. We had the misfortune of losing Louise Mendenhall and then Harry Blllingtong but we were fortu- nate ln getting Jack Williams and Ivan Barker. Our class offi- cers were Wilma Miller, President: J. Ayers, Vice Presidentg and Willis Crooks, Secretary-Treasurer. Our teachers were Mr. Kelly Taylor, our class Sponsorg Miss Marguerite Summers,and1k.O. S. Barnard. Jack Williams and J. Ayers lettered in Basketball this season. Our class was greatly reduced in our Junior year as J. Ayers went to Colorado for his healthg and Wilma Miller, Willis Crooks, and Arlene Dickey attended different schools. Lon Brach withdrew about thendddle ofthe first semester and Jack Willlams withdrew the second semester. We were fortunate in having Ennis Gibson of Mexia, Texas join our class. We had many haopy experiencasg but, aside from gradu- ation, the making ofthe annual was, perhaps, the most outstan. ing.' As all good things must end, our school days here at Cisne High School must end also. We shall never,forget thetm-r way our knees wobbled and the way our voices quivered when we marched up and said nThank youu for our diplomas. So, with a mingled feeling of sorrow and happiness, turning our faces toward next year and the schools we shall my attend then. In f -,ms ' we pause for one last moment at Cisne High School before ,MF KL f 4 I 1 I . r. 1 U KAN - - M., 4 . - 4, - A .N - ,-..- . 1 cw.-Q1 . - 1 . - 4 ', , .'-L my-,M ,-j ., ' ' - Agxgis . Y an tv ' ' .. I, 3 1 . f f ,, .1 ?Q.m ' - 1--4-Q' . - , f ' i' 4 . 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I, EVELEN LOWE, will and bequeath my ability to study and refrain from the mischievousness in which most other JUNIORS en- gage to idle Stark, my art job on THE ECHO to Betty Reed, and my way with the men to Lorraine Adams. ' I, HOBAhT KIGER, will and bequeath my ability to blush at a momentis notice to Bill Johnson, my love for Latin to Thelma Vincel, and my basketball ability to Walter Bricker. W 1, GLENN QALBRAITH, bequeath my' amiiny as 8 watch repair- man to Lowell Ayers, and my job as editor of THE ECHO to Ruth Pennington. I, GENE PALFREEMAN, bequeath my job of class historian to Wallace Winters, and a few pounds of my excess weight to Shirley Johnson. I, UTIS MONTGOMERY, bequeath my ability of making nA'an in bookkeeping to Lois Walkerp and my cute little dimples to Russdu Stinnett. I, IVAN BARKER, will my ability to recite English to Ells- worth Duko, and my ability to please Mr, Trotter to Earl Kiger. I. Faithio teacher. I, Burtong BOB SQUIRE, will and bequeath my typewriting ability .to Lowe, and, to Neil Long, my dG31TG to become a shorthand ENNIS GIBSON, bequeath allmwwit and humor to Mary .June and to Mary Lou Chapman, I will my ability to transcribe shorthand. IN WITNESS WHEREOF WE, THE JUNIOR CLASS, have set our hands and seal this the tenth day of May, in boo year of our Lord, One Thousand Nlno Hundred and Forty-One. gum ,gf ,gm fe , ' , ' 4 1 ol , ' ' fluid 1 I4 -'44 I f ' I I ' I V JUNIOR curse tThe above-signed authority, THE JUNIOR CLASS, appeared be- fore me on the tenth day or May, Que Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-One, and in due form acknow edged the attached instrument to be its own act and deed and declared that it may be recorded as such. 1 Y7iFg QI --lg Q34 ' 1 1 .o O 1 'x ......a- wr , QXYSQE' . 5 'MV -, . , -:- - my ' f-' 'If'-'-mm N. .-.. .nk - N hug, I I Nu i, N. Jmwygailuecgg f 3 I',fVQ L . Y 7 -mf.. , .' k . - 1 1 w 'ii ' 2 4? 1 . . 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Hls most startling invention ls a sun-dial that can be used in the black hours of the nlght. Metabelle Hilliard la now a great opera singer. Her 'tal- ent woe recognized when she saw a mouse ln the living room. She was running wildy down Broadway when she was rescued by the manager of the Metropalltaln Opera Co. The manager engaged the Fire Department to catch her so that the greatest find of his life would not escape. Ennis Gibson ls riding his own horse ln the nKentucky Ter- byn, the horse ls the first cousin to the world famous 'Spark Plugu. J t last week 'Hammerhockn, Enn1s'a horse, won over Spark Sfhalr. Q2 '+ 'rw is Montgome y is now one of Roosevelt's right-hand men. His job ls taking him to all parts of the World. He travels ln a Pullman wlth Mr. Roosevelt, and has proved his ability to do a job of great lmportance., Otls's work, that requires the mzst intelligence, is earring Mr. Roosevelt's cone. Robert Squire, now known as Bobbie Dean, is getting much publlclty ln New York. He is now plavlng ln a show on Browd- wny. Robert, better known as Bobbie Donn, ls the star of the production. The most astonishing fact is that the Star appears not once in tho entire performance but provides all off-stage noises. Evelyn Lowe ls the first woman to be elected from the 46th District to Congress. She was elected by u great majority on the Democratic ticket ln 1954. Her vocabulary, which won her the Senctorshlp was acquired during her young married life with her Round Prairie-hubby. a u.a14w3fQ' v2 J .Lf f ' ' z' 1 5 4: ' ' 4+ gg. ' ,.g. '1 'lg Vg' ,fvgfftl A-L1 . A214 'ji -,. ' 'fx' , I A. ,MI as-' M Wm'-fa' f-ba. , 55,915 -.9 1 ',- -. qi -, .ziggy ,f 4 7 '1 ,f ' f' fx 'K 1' iff Wifi? , 1 Q ,Q f gg Ig fe .. ,Q yu' ff ' . L, ' :Tiki Iiflf,-f 2:5 'jj Q F-' '-. -Vee? ' Dv' ' ':4u'. e1i rf--5 ww 4 wan Q'---1: A ms., 5...:,-y-, ?, ,.i r 1 nv.-'.-f '-'Q- w- ff K ..L. W,s..,,- . ., . ' qw. 3131 .j .f. nf' H 5 3157 4,4-ff' - ,1 R4 ,nz r ' rdf ' 'f if 9 ' . 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He ls scheduled to fifht Joe Louis the 15th of March ond it is generally expected thot hd will eoslly knock or' the Prown Bomber. After Maddxmmnzon had completed her story, she told me that the class of 1941 would gfxln jr:-enter fume ln the future th'1n 'Ln tho post ond that they would hwve fm place ln history. hifi .i la, ' ' 3 29525233 -t' 'wr Q.. -- A. .:-sw,:f,:b' P-Z .-3-1?-git ' - .- 1- X. '- 1 553--5Ap.i'n I A -A ' s , f , N F5252 xfflfifflq 5 f l ? 1:5251 i ez., ,Q .-el f LET .-- ' fl . ' A .. . HM P q -.mage x -' L QV - , ESM sv -+11 ,. -Jaw - f' - -. --A gt ,- .. . , 4 4, wx, .- -- rf - N -Q'eu551.3 , I 5 K . 'Y ' , ,' ' -' 'f' . ' - ' V, 1 A' ' .,::v, -L.-- -.ck-:riff--, ' k . 3., gg.2 ir .,5s-V-:. vyggg.--' Q-41' V, ,.?'P5f' 3: , f 1T,: 5fs', ,.1 , ,.., ,.,A . A 1 .N R - 'Y? J- .-75-3, ' h 4. - H521 ' 2 ' i f . 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Second Row Kleft to rightl: Walter TBr1nk0r, Betty Reed, Mary Lou Chapman, Thelma Vlncel Lois Walker, Helen Hale, Russell Stinnett, and ,Donald Trotter, Sponsor. Third Row Cleft to rightlz Lowell Ayers, Wallace Winters, Earl Kiger,4 Ellsworth Duke, Bill Johnson, Dale Stark, Neil Long, and Byron Barrett. FRESHMEN CLASS Front Row Cleft to righti: James Earl Morris, Alfred Gibson, Kenneth Bradham, Everette Ray, Phillip Lowe, Thomas Adams, Noel Galbraith, and Lawrence Carpenter. - Second Row Cleft to r1ghtJ: Vera Jones, Laverne Bullard, Wreaths Duke, Doris Lane, Anna MaefSparr, Bernita Wilson, and Phyllis Kutch. 7', A W , V Third Row' Kleft to rightb: Junior Leathers, Marjorie Walker, Hazel Block, Eleanor Henson, Ruth Houk, ' Catherine Simpson, Kathryn Turner, Maxine Morris, Marie Laird, Naoma McKneelen, John Stark, and Mr. Orda Barnard, Sponsor. -' Fourth Row Kleft to rightls Jim Ulm, Verle Carrell, Eaton Hornbuckle, Rancel Carrell, 'Lowell Schell, Joe Samford, Ray Pittman, J. 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J hs -11 .UH . is ,, ,., 371.553, -1 , : . 1' Q 1 , 7 93' J' 'mf 'bid ., 'f ,Y J TQ . i , A+f'39'A.9lf-' 'Lf - 5 i LF 11155: hiv f 1 ,uf Q. at-,v. 1319- ,f :P 'J' Z I v u ' l ,n-., ..' -43'- L ins-.7 ,Q 'ifjs aff- '.g- ' LL, fi ,, 4 -Ei 1.5. . .LLL .,,s.s3 v W w 4 14 L I ,4 , Y 1 Q 1 a I E SOPHOMORE POEM T V One morning in September, When life was bright and gay, X Some twenty-three young pupils Came tripping down this way. ? They almost all Were hapvy, T And only few looked sadg Put, when they saw the cheerful groun They, too, became quite glad. V Than moving windingly along , To school-house doors held wide, 'f They crossed the thresh-hold with 3 1 ' light hearts ' -' 'Till all had gone inside. There, each received his instructions, + And gayly flew the term: They studild hard to make the grade, J And graduate in turn. At 12st the month of may flew sy, i And June came on apace. ' q The pupils left the way they came, 1 A dazzling smile unon each face ' 1 Mary Lou Chapman. 3 1 Q 2 K X! 1 I , H 2 -4 he T 1 H' f a Q. - ,R -. I , --5, , 'li' H .Tin A F V. -f 1 fx 1 if -...Q ,f' f NNx VW- 'e- A v , , , ,lv 2' ?Q', H1 125' ifrii ' J XYZ fc: .8 , 2 7 1-:av ' mi. Q A 'IJ7,2Q f infix y4f'i1ii-- 1154! 'nf 'gfgjgw ,'gf1,:v1 553 :hw Ii Yr dis. , kj. 'gf yffxfi ,vi 4 1 wwiJ5,15,igi?j Q .-0? 1- 5 QD-,-.Mig .K , r . ',. . rl, 75-3' '.'f1'iA: 2' V fg.fif's!'f .gg -ks, ., -L 4. gr--if ata -'-Q 5' -vi ' k .L A I, 3, K ,. ,B fs 4 F 1. ffzlifi! -1,f:1ga,, ii A , 'L'j'.'.i:'f,tf f f aff ,fu - '?1!-'f,'- ' 1 fww+x:ff' we1.f ' - if I'-'-gh rg Q-A 5 rzjrqgif aj, JP 1, jf:-J 13 -.xx 'af.1J'!L-' P' I 0 5-, ' 12441, -' Riff 'N-I 5 Q'l1 J 5 - 3 ,Q ?g.g:g.a -5:1 nl, . fl! P- ! L'E',.,Q., Q fi 5 Q , .yr f., k A ' Fail? 1 ww, if .Y ,...fYL,gg 4 1 .' ..:1 gg '1- .i., . ...J - Yhieqjar if . , . SWHHMEHETWY In September 1950 a group of us, then called uThe Fresh- ' lesu started on the road of knowledee which leads to success. nw During our freshman year the business of the class was QE? carried on by our staff of officers which included: Joyce King, Presldentg Helen Hale, Vice President: and Ruth Penn- ngton, Secretary-Treasurer. Soon after school began we were initiated at a party in the gymnasium, after which we felt we were full-pledeednwmbers of Cisne High School and were weprmdll Our class sponsor was Nr. Barnard. We enjoyed two other parties during the term, a Christ- mas party and a Valentlne party. That happy year ended with e school picnic at Mt. Vernon park. Before we knew it vacation was over and .ourQ Sophomore year had rolled around. This time we enrolled with a firmer smile, feeling much more sure of ourselves than we had the year before. During this term we lost two students, Harry Flllington and Byron Barrett. Lois Walker, who was not one of our group as freshmen, joined us as sophomores. Most of the boys took part ln basketball while the girls took part ln the G. A. A. Our officers for this term are: Bode Winters, Presldentg Ruth Pennington, Vice Presidentg and Bill Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Trotter ls our sponsor. This spring we are Eoin' to have a banquet for the Jun- iors, who are graduat1ng'th1s year. We have enjoyed the past two years and are looking forward to another happy year as Jun- lors. ---Mary Jane Burton--- ---Ruth Pennlngton--- FRESHMEN C LASS POEM Naoma McKnee1en is very nice, as you can see, E And I nm sure she will never slip from our memory Phillip Lowe, whose hair is blond, Of basketball is very fond. Jim Ulm may b6 small, , But he can really play basketball: ' He's slow but sure, and in school does well, That tall blond guy named Lowell Shell. lawrence Carpenter--he's our man, For making UA'sU give him e hand. Rancel Carrell is big and tall, And good at any kind of ball. l If there is someone you must heed, I think it is Freddie Reed. John Amos Stark is a very swell guy, But don't tell him because he is shy, Junior Leathers we hope doesnft fell, Because he's our man for basketball. There is a basketball player named Joe, He'1l soon be champion--at least we hope so. Joan Anthonyfs name before the class went, And she was elected President. , Laverne Bullard, a very good scholar, Is also cheer leader and boy, can she holler! Marie Laird can really sing and play, As anyone who has heard her, will say. Doris Lane is sweet and kind, If people can't tell it they're su ely blind. Katherine Turner's in the freshmen class, Sho studies so hard I am sure she will passe Anna Mae Sparr is such a dear, She is always smiling and full of cheer. FRESHMEN CLASS POEM lCont1nuedJ There is a girl named Hazel Block, And what she can't do won't go in a s Marjorie Walker is our good pal, We all like her because she's a nice Catherine Simpson, so nice and neat, with other girls she'1l not take a ba Eleanor Henson so pretty and nice, If you look at her once, youfll look, Ruth Houk is a nice Johnsonville gal, And to everybody is a very goodlpal, Short and sweet, And hard to beat--that's Bernita Thomas Adams who is large in fame, Plays softball, that is his game.. George Auvil is a pretty good guy, And we can say he is not very shy. Kennith Bradham may be small, But he can really play softball. Verle Carrell is smart and also very But you would bc too, if you took his Henson isnft very tall, can really play basketball. Roscoe But he Morris is a strawberry blond, the Galbraiths is very fond. Maxine And of There's a freshmen named Neil Wyatt, And he is e pretty good guy eh, what! J. B. Lane always has a smiling face, And that smile is hard to erace. Wreaths Duke is very Iweet, And when it comes to pals hhe's hard ook. sal- ck seat, at her twice. nice, ' advice. to beat. FRESHMENGGCLASS POEM l KConcludedl We'11 have to give Noel Galbraith a'hand, For in pole vsulting he clears the 6 foot stand James Earl Morris comes from Van, And to anything he willingly lends a hand. I hope a cowboy Eaton Hornbuckle will be, So he can ride for the whole world to see. Phyllis Kutch is kind and sweet, And for a friend she oan't be beat. Alfred Gibson may be small, But he is s swell guy and knows it all. Vera Jones'is nice and kind, And s better girl is hard to find. Edna McGill is a good friend, And the kind of a friend that This is Rovenia Payne's first And from-duty she seldom does is hard to win. high school work, shirk. Vera Jones Alfred Gibson TO THE FRESHMEN I stood upon the mountain And looked across the plain. I saw a lot of green stuff-Q It looked like waving grain. I took another look, And thought it might be grassy But, goodness, to my horror! It was the freshmen class. Mary Lou Chapman J FRESHMEN GLQQS HIST RY H In the merry month of September forty-five lads and H ln sies assembled to begin their high school education in Green Freshmen . Later in the year, our officers were elected as follows: W , 'Z-'53 W s f E' Cisne, and also to begin one year of being looked upon as ' a H Ivan Anthony, Presidentg Bernita Wilson, Vice-President, and Alfred Gibson, Secretary-treasurer. Through the year we had the misfortnne of losing some of our classmates: Dean Isom, Orren Evans, Alvin Patterson, Dorothy Patterson, Forest Geyer, Hugh Stubbs, and Howard Block. We also acquired some new members, Edna McGill, James Morris, and later on Rovenis Payne, whom we were very glad to have. During the last part of October, a school carnival was held and Dorothy Patterson, Freshmen candidate for Queen, was elected and crowned at,the carnival. Laverne Bullard, one of our freshmen girls, achieved the honor of becoming one of the three cheer leaders. Our sponsor, Mr. O. S. Barnard, helped us put on a Christmas frogram in which several of us took part. Readings were given by Ruth Houk, Laverne Bullard, and James Ulm. N v ii sv 1' 317 51 f?:3? V Q 1 ,L .,,, , . 255,52 I? 1,1 Lv-1 'f jiv. Una-3 . ' .,,, ,. . .. rs., ,-..- V5 J 1 f if' I x - '17 , .N: 4 ,Q Q 19--5:1 wha JP.: ,kief eifk- - , P 1 1 ' Y 3 ' gffi, : 1.13 1 uf. -,.f 5,f'Qg 1- . . - . . 3, l- f 1- - 'Y - we . '-mil? fa- Q:-V f f, ' aj - 4 -51 1 i5.j5:1 1 4: X- .-,ij--LA V ,jx -ag 1 i ' --1- . ? 'L . ,,' T w , -a,,2g.g.f X.. ,. .fic -5: G..-fra.: Y 'fl iff' '- 'fi-plff? L 1' . . A J ' ' ' 'i .1--hy, 1f,,::'-.1 '.', A' ,M 1. 4 - ,f ,u,.,.. . '- arjg-rs .r iguqffi - Lf . ,V -I ff f- Elf 1 v z '-i,+, , 1 , , . 1,7 , , A-A , ..,,v . U, , .l,,. A ,AA ,. 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PJ 12--The Juniors elected class officers and selec- ted class colors. The colors they chose were Blue and White. The class officers were all willing to do their beet to aid the school by their work. Beginning of the third week of school. Everyone is still staying in the harness and doing their best. -The Freshmen were all beginning to get excited and afraid of getting hurt on the school ground. Their parents were all objecting to the Initiation so the school had to call it off. A month has ended and everyone has his books. The Fresh- men are wondering around the playground keeping out of the way of the Sophomores and Juniors. ' Q. OCTOBER 5--Now look at the Freshmen study! Three more days 'til the first six weeks exam They are all preparing to keep above C level. Here come the Freshmen, all prepared to make straight A's. The way they look and feel about it, I believe they will. I I This makes school more dreadful. Just think, we have only two days out of the week off, but we must all work hard and not slack up any. ,, I -if Y tri! L' t v 4 I A 8.- 1 1+ 5, ., 5 ' 5 L f .www 5 ,g 12-- z','?. ny H h I IF The leaves and nuts have begun to fall. 2 1-.. The boys went out for basketball practice for the first time this season. We've lost a few men from last year but still have a good team. Elected candidates for Queen. The Junior class elected Evelyn Loweg the Sophomores, Mary Jane Burtong and the Freshmen, Dorothy Patterson., 25--Tonight is the sig Night. The Hallowetn'Cern1va1 will be in full swing, with everyone full of glee, voting for his candidate. h 26--At the end of the Carnival Dorothy Patterson was Crowned ---.T-.-1.- as' Queen by Ellsworth Duke, acting Captain of the Basket- be ll toem. -1 N N NOVEMBER 5--We played Springerton and they won. Too bad we had to start N , ,lf out by losing. QI 9--Today was an unlucky day for one ,I of our boys, Bill Johnson, he 2, shot off his toe with s shotgun and will be out of school for V,-2 14.3, awhile. This looks bad for the 5' mmf fi basketball boys, ., .1 v Q14 This was the second time the bes- ,xyjl ,mf ketball boys got beat this year. Xi 5' , They played Burnt Preirie there. fsg 'I' '15--The boys get beat agairvfthis, is Q' bad. Xenia defeated A them .by 'a few points. Everybody is studdng 1 for the second six weeks exam. Q, This is hard to do because every- '.: one has to be sure to feed the ., turkeys.Thanksg1v1ng isjcoming. 9 4'20--Second six weeks exam. Everyone is doing his best. --Thanksgiving Day--everyone is celebrating. No school 'til Monday! --The team was defeated again and they are now beginning to feel blue. The coach is going to give them a workout to- morrow. --Last night we were defeated again this time by Mt. Erie-- but Mt. Erie has a good team. I think the Thanksgiving turkey was too much for the boys to handle. DECEMBER 5 2--Report cards passed out again. Everyone acts as though he sorta hates to go home. gghw 6--We played Clay City here tonight and-- fi the same old story--we were defeated. 17 yf2FiEgQ?g 8--Had a visitor today. She was from John- ? sonville and she would not tell me her 'fy .stEQR2e. name- 4v25QW3Vr 5Qe 10--We played Dundas tonight and got beat MJ again, this looks to be a regular habit. -We played Mt. Erie here in the S. E. C. Tournament and was defeated by a few points. It was the first tournament that has been held here for a long time. We drew large crowds all three nights Q18-19-20thJMt. Erie came out the winner in the games that were played here and got the trophy. -We had a party here in the school house this morning and there was a program given by the girls. 'We had a nice tree and gifts were exchanged. That evening we got off to go to programs given by the Cisne Grades and other grade schools. This is the last day in the month of December that we have to go to school. We get off for two weeks for Christmas Vacation. I hope everyone has a good time over the long Vacation and is able to come back to school at the first of the New Year 1941. JANUARY Se-We come book to school today after the KW Christmas Vacation. We played Clay City fs.: X and lost again. The boys were not in :gif practice over the Christmas Vacation. f kQ O--Went to Xenia for ea basketball game, but X this time we come home undefeated. This is the first time we came out winner this year and everbody is happy over this victory. K f everyone is doing his best. We also played Louisville and were defeated by two points. We were eheody all the time until three minutes to go, then were defeated. - X , ' , M, .1 ta? 6--We had port of our Semester Exam today and K 4 -Today we hed the rest of our exams. It was hard on the basketball boys having exams right after being defeated. -We played Mt. Erie and were defeated ogein. -John Winters end Phill Ayres visited school this evening. They were students here in 1939. -Played Sumner at Clay City, in the Tournament held there, and got beet by n few points. The boys all played n good gameo FEBRUARY We played Mill Shoals here and were defeated again. The boys played n J' good game all the way through. We had u new student from Califronia --Rovenie Payne, by name. 4-- w . 0 ' v 08.90237 5-- -We won our game with Dundas. It made the boys very happy to celebrate for the second time this year. -We played Springorton and lost again, but we had to play s smell gym. where the bell hit the top when ever they Shfitc ' e 15--We had our Valentine party tonight. This was the first party of the year. All but two or three came and we had a swell time, everyone enjoyed'it and at the last we had drinks and samdwiches to ent. 17--We went to Browns for a basketball game. It was a good game but we came home defeated. 21--The boys played their last game here tonight and were de- fented. 25--We had a visitor from Jeff this evening, she came with Laverne Bullard. MARCH , 1--March came in like a lambgxtherefore, 1 ' it will go out like a lion at least it fgg, thats what they say. ks-bf, I 'P X -'-' vf: -:svn as qgggggs Hudrbmr- 8--The Basketball season is over and pai IQ ' all the boys have begun to go outside -'- lm :ELM ----1' for sports. They are all talking NE s EN 4'Qk about having a tract team. 5 r'aH5bH A ,l2--The boys went out for a class tourna- ment today at noon. The Sophomores played the Juniors and won by a score of 10 to 4. The Freshmen defeated the Brades, 24 to 60 15--The school had a party tonight for selling of badges with a picture of a flag on them. They received a beautiful Enblem of Liberty for this work and give a party to cele- brate the occasion. U 14--Today, in the class tournament, the Juniors played the Grades and defeated them 9 to 6. The Sophomores played the Freshmen this evening and defeated them 47 to 5. This makes the Sophomores hold first place in the tournamentg the Freshmen, secondg and the Juniors, third. 21'-The Basketball boys went to the State Tournament today at noon. They are going to stay up there Friday night and come home Saturday night after the game. I 'mtv -vp i 2Q--We recieved the pigtures of the basketball group and the pictures of the cheer leaders today from Spieth Studio. 26--The G. A. A. Girls went on la hike and when they get back to the school house they had a wennie roast. APRIL f 1--This is the first day of April and everyone - is having fun pulling jokes on others. , . , f v 4--We got off all day for the Teachers Insti- -,ag . tute. I think everyone was glad because . this spring weather makes everyone feel shag sorta lazy to set in school all day. 3 ' D 5' ' Ll--Everyone seems to be celebrating because the f b Six Weeks Exams are over and Easter Sunday, W e 5 is just two days off. I don't want to see , ,N ' A them eat too many eggs and not be able. to T' come back toy school Monday. 29--Jost three more weeks to go to school, everyone is getting sorta la'2y, although' r we can't give up for Semester Exams are com- l- - -ming. , - MAY- t I 2--The G. A.iA. Girls areexpectingto go on a trlp to Starved Rock. They X are plannmg-3 on-stayzng, up--U there 2 y Friday .andsatupdey night--andgcome I 5 home Sundayf - f-.- -: , 5, , vf . . - , .I - 6--The school is expected to have an Q , Intellectional Meet todayu . ' Fi' x , - , ., . is - V -l .. 9--The boys1whorw.ent out. for. Track.-are expecting to go -box Springer-ton gfor s , -their frreet-Meet this evening. f 15--We will have- -the-,first -part of our . 1 - -'1- Semester Exams, today and the rest , . ' will -be tomorrow, ,H . -. .n I Tho last few days before school is out will be among the most memorable in our lives. This is Baccouroate Sunday for the Graduating Class. Revennd Bainewilson of Cisne, Illinois will doliver the sermon. Today we will have our Commencement! This is when wc get out grand send-off from Cisne High. Professor Virgil Henry, Principal of the Williamsville High School, Williams- ville, Illinois will deliver the address. Today is the last dey of school and as usual, we are plan- ning on this as this is yGt,but So ends but wo on All School Picnic. We always look forward to one of the greatest events in the school your and no exception. We don't know where we are going we are expecting to have e grand time. the year of l94O-41. We've had out ups and downs, have enjoyed our three years spent at the Cisno High School. M1 'vf,F j'g 4 H?QSQifs ' o f W , 5153525 fix? CS A 0 - ,Fm f 3? Q, , ff - . fbi?-'-'N-f A k 11 f zo f-L 1+-. ', l ,L , 1- 5 R24 W4 '-fa 'M ap A X- 4 ' 4 2 VACATION , S , 1 -ss-.i-.11-.1- 1 .sq-:maui-1-.- -U----.-1-.11 I.. 1---.-. -1.- , .'.. ,,. m:fp. ,-5 1-4 . - 'x ua. . ,K nuzui... I. J, MG: I--use to-' ulfllu :amy ' V I Nuff ff X if ...,.. aww.. N ,,,-,--W J Xt X bu '-'-'---- l f,k N 1 g M 6 2 W 1' X - .. 'zg X '-,K I 1 if dv tl :-53 ,Az fm ff f Qi J ,E-1 ' A N . an , , 'WY nl QW - Q v Q . gf 4 'J 'lr , AYHLETECS X 1 SCHOOL SONG Cisne High School Oh! Cisne Hlqh School Cisne High School We're all for you We will fight for the black and crimson Wave asove us our colors true. Rah! Rah! Give u cheer for our team so loyal With the victory wo'll march right through, Cisne High School Oh! Clsne High School Gisne High School, we're all for vou. FAVORITE YELLS AT CISNE 2-4-6-8 Who do we apnreoiate? Team! Team! Team! The whole darn team. ----Joyce King. e gotta High School Woof ani Porn e gotta yell Horn ano hoof e gotta team Fold the Floor hut f1ghtS like Raise the roof Hit 'em high Razzle-Dazzle Hit 'em low iizgle-Zin Yea U69-m., Come on Cisne, Let's go. Let 'er rip. -----fatty need. ---Lavfrne Bullard 55:33 ' V3 gi BASKETBALL PLAYERS captain B111 Johnson K- -Center- Bill was the only last year letterman that we had to start this season. The whole team had to be built around him. The first game of the season proved to us that we were not going to be disappointed in him. Before the second bame Bill met with a serious accident that would have stopped most players for the rest of the season, but not Bill! He was back in th game before Christmas, doing his best even though he knew every game meant suffering for him. Bill is a swell ball handler and a long-shot artist. We are expecting great things from this six-foot-three-inch boy next year. Ellsworth Duke - -Forward- Ellsworth, being one of the boys depended upon for this year's team, came through in excellent form. His speciality was long shots although he kept his opponents plenty worried with his one handed shots. He was also a good rebounder and was fighting in there all the time. As he is only a sopo- more, wa're expecting a lot from him next year. Neil Long -Forward- Neil, another sophomore, came through with flying colors this year. Neil is one of the scrappiest ball players on the team. Neil is a good ball-handler and has a one-handed shot that scored nmny points this year. He was fast and was alyays in there. Good luck next year Neil Russell Stinnett -Guard- Russell is improving fast this year. He found this year that he really can play basketball. He is a very dependable .1-QW.-4 ww-Qian:-1 L fl X i ' , A' -'-iff... ws' '-4l'.i+i ? FQ5? Ee Aw? ': .Pl-Ju'-if!-L' -1.-s'.1:,, f.,qz.-Q-Mn I ' '. 5 iff ' 11,-1 r- 555. 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Joe always managed tosink two or three along ones.u We are very fortunate to have such a valuable first year man. Hobart Kiger -Forward- Hobart did not start out quiteas soon as the rest of his classmates. It takes a fine group of substitutes to bring the team out of the pinches. Hobart wasa good rebounder and ball- handler. He was the only Junior on the team at the start of the year. He should make some team a good man next year. Wallace fBodel Winters A - -Guard- Bode, another sophomore, was hxthere fighting all throug the season. He played in all the second team games and a good many first team games. Bode is a dependable guard and a good rebounder. He should go places next year. Jack Williams -Center- Jack started in just after Johnson washurt and played his share of the games. He was a good ball-handler and tops as a rebounder. Ho dropped out when Johnson started because of in- eligibility. ' h IV l hir-ht,' 1 , A Fi - f 4 M' .fd 439' if BASKETBALL PLAYERS 31 CConcludedJ X- X gifg9c'i5 Dale Stark -Guard- Dale was a dependable defensive man. He always stayed back and took the first man down but it d1dn't make any difference to him, they all looked alike, bug or small. We are indeep fortunate to have him back next year. Earl Kiger fCenter- - Earl showed the old Clane fight in the preliminary games. He is a good shot and a nice rebounder. We all hope that Earl will be back next year and trying with that same pep for the Cisne High School. K This year through out the whole season we have had some boys out there to practice and always trying with an undying spirit to get a place on the team. Next year all of these boys will be back and we all know that they will be fighting with that same spirit. These boys are: Junior Leathers Jim Ulm Lowell Shell Phillip Lowe Rancel Cnrrell Roscoe Henson Verle Carrell Walter Bricker Alfred Gibson Freddie Reed Eaton Hornbuckle George Auvil ' ' 'ns- 3 Mm! ilfuuil , Iwi and I FUI l'bna.':: . .'1ux':r g A I l .140 neg, guna., .,u:.yw, Juni t1lnwInnh,1umal IW-Mir, 'kv' Cisne 'High School JJYAH, hurl Faskcf 15411 - 1941 ldavjlr ylllillr Jael: Wflfhml . kllkr A Nl BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. H. S. 21 Springerton Here Nov. H. S. 18 Bt. Prarie There Nov. H. S. 24 Xenia Here Nov. H. S. 11 M111 Shoals There Nov. H. S. 17 Mt. Erie Here Dec. H. S. 24 Clay City Here Dec. H. S. 16 - Dundas There Dec. H. S. 24 Louisville Here S. E. C.'Tournament At Cisne Dec. H. S. 29 Mt. Erie Here Mt. Erie Champions Jan. H. S. 24 Clay City There Jan. H. S. 17 Xenia There Jan. H. S. 24 Louisville There Jen. H. S. 18 Mt. Erie There T. C. Tournament At Clay City Jan. . H. S. 18 Sumner C.City Clay City Champions Feb. H. S. 28 Mill Shoals Here 1 Feb. H. S. 30 Dundas Here Feb. H. S. 24 Springerton There Feb. H. S. 25 Browns There Feb. H. S. 17 Bt. Prarie Here District Tournament At Flora Feb. H. S. 29 Mt. Erie Flora def thr out fea The Cisne 21 Springerton 5M In the first game of the season the fast Springerton five eated the local team. It was a close game all the way ough until the last quarter when Samford and Long fouled Q Clsne 18--Burnt Prairie 21 1 In a very close and exciting game the Red Birds were de- ed in the opponents gym. It wascnnse all the way through, score at the half being 11 to 12 in Burnt Prairiefs favor. ,ev iss- M - 19uo-141 BASKETBALL GAMES SEQ if t 8 Lik fou V13 the not thr all Cisne-Burnt Prairie games it was fast and very hard ght, V Cisno 2h--Xenia 29 For the first time in three years Cisne was defeated' by iting team getting most of the breaks. Cisne 11--Mill Shoals 25 The Red Birds journeyed to M111 Shoals and came back with little ond of the score. It seemed as if Cisne just could find the basket. If they could have made all their free ows, they would have won. Cisne 1?--Mt. Erie 51 The Red Birds were defeated by the Bulldogs 51 to 17. a Xenia team. It was a very fast and rough game with the W It dog S60 loc as a close game all the way through but due to the Bull- s superior height they mode a good many rebound shots, The ond team also lost their game 15 to 15. Cisne 25--Clay City M6 The boys were defeated by the large Clay City team at the nl gym. It just seemed as if they oouldn't miss. Their hot shot nHilderbrondn mndo 22 points. The second team were also defeated by a 25 to lu score, CCont1nuedJ I 1940-41 BASKETBALL GAMES Qin ' gwef C1 ne 16--Dundas 25 The Red Birds were defeated by the Dundas Pirates 16 to 23 at the Visitors gym. This was a very slow game the score at the half being 5 to 5. The second team won by a score of 27 to 20. S. E. C. Tourney Ciene 28--Mt. Erie 54 The Red Birds were defeated by their old rival Mt. Erie in a very close and interesting' game. This was Johnson's first game after his accident, but it seemed as if Cisne cou1dn't get going. Cisne 24--Clay-City 42 The Red Birds were defeated by the Clay City wolves at Clay City by a score of 24 to 42. Due to the wolves superi- or height they were able to make a good many points under the basket. Samford was absent from this game because of an in- ,ury. , Cisne 17--Xenia 15 C- TTho,Red Birds won their first game by a hard fight and close score of 17 to 15. It was at-Xenia which, shows the Red Birds were going good. William made a setup at the last few seconds of the game, which won lt. Cisne 24--Louisville 26 The Clsne five were defeated by a fast Louisville five at Louisville. The score being 24 to 26. This was a very close game until the Louisville five got lucky in the last quarter and pulled ahead.: The Red Birds were leading 19 to 18 at the beginning of the last quarter. Cisne 27--Mt. Erie 54 The Red Birds were defeated at Mt. Erie by the Bulldogs The same was very slow at first but ended up going very fast The Red Birds were in there with the old fight but just couhd -not hit. fkxss l9uO-M1 BASKETBALL GAM S 3:5 lcontinuedl B A 'Gen' M. T. C. Tourney at Clag City Cisne 25--Sumner 2 In the first game of the tournament the Red Birds were defeated by the Sumner Arabs. This was a very close game all the way and Cisne was in the lead up until the last quarter of the game. Due to their superior height they were able to make several goals under the basket. cisne 28--M111 Shoals 20 The Red Birds defeated M111 Shoals 28 to 20 at the local gym. This was a very rough and exciting game. Samford from Cisne and Gardner and Taylor from M111 Shoals fouled out. Cisne 50--Dundas 2h The Cisne Red Birds downed the Dundas five to the count of 50 to 2b. The Birds jumped into the lead and led the visi- ting team all the way, Their ability to hit the basket and to stick to their men szelled victory. The Cisne second team won by a score of lu to . Cisne 27--Springerton 59 The Cisne'Red Birds were defeated by the Springerton five at Springerton.' The defeat was due to the smallness of the Springerton gym. In spite of this fact the Red Birds put up a hard fightg however, they missed many baskets and free throws. Cisne 2h--Browns 28 The Cume Red Birds journeyed to Browns and came back with the little end of the score which was Zh to 28. The Bulldogs passed great strength with their fou veterans of last year's five. The Red Birds committed a great many foulsg Johnson and Samford fouling out in the first three quarters of tho game. Cisne 27--Burnt Prairie 5h The Cisne Red Birds were defeated by the Burnt Prairie Panthers in a not so close but hard battle. The Red Birds CContlnued on the next page! 19u,o-141 BASKETBALL amass lConc1udedD Q MQW Qi as Xx, M , ' showed plenty of spirit but lt seemed as if the just cou1dn't hit, The second team also lost, 11 to 5. District Tourney at Flora Cisne 2M--Mt. Erie 55 Cisne lost all chances of winning the District tournament when Mt. Erie defeated them Zh to 35. It was a very close and exciting game when Mt. Erie got lucky and sunk several longs. The Red Birds went down with the old Cisne fighting spirit, TO OUR COACH' we, the basketball team of l9hO-bl, wish to expr- ess our sincere gratitude to our coach, Mr. Trotter, for his undying efforts for the team this year. He worked for only one purpose, and that was to see his team win. We, the team, know that he has sacrificed much more for us than most any coach. Not only has he worked hard to win games, but he has given us and the cheer-leaders a party which we enjoyed very much. A1- though we realize this has been a disappointing year for him, we expect to make it up to him next your when everyone will be back, fightingi'0r a winning season. Until then, all we can say is Thanksf', - - - The Team - - - -4.1. , 11-ini ' 1.fl I-Q24 ', W- -- -21 5 J? bf W .fn fu- gal , '- . 6 M. .t.' . , f K N x u ' Y: -It . 3, 9 , ,vb V , iii :fa '-Qt i J' ' ., . : -1' . kg, . f my . 'Q-' f. , . -fr: f 2 j,','7N' . ,, .. 1 . , ,1 F.: ,. , -- E f' 'fir ' ' , ., 4 W wi., ' 1 . iv. RQ. , Y - a , , '-+'rQf1:-2,1 ' 'sw , .A.41'.'ii1 ' ' A' ' Af- .- , ,Q , -.4 i , 1315: ,Q I I., M--A - -nr,--9 esrkfiw' :-, 1 ,i . 1' V ,M A H. .. .X AA, .. rn 5 L:-W' , 71 I 1 1,151 5526 fihfisiifm S15 ELL' fn '. 'Qi 'A , 3 1 - J ,.,-nj- V . - fy 3 ffj F , 'E T '-'ffl' .Y 155747 - -A A gb- Aggn,-H A i ' THE CHEER LEADERS SAY: Y' 52 We, the cheerleaders of 1940-41, Laverne Bullard, Betty X. 5g.R Reed, and Joyce King have enjoyed being the leaders of the swf HC1sne Pep Club. It seems as thongh our team was hit by a Mx., streak of had luck, but we came back fighting and yelling harder the next time. Our outfits were black and red dresses with lined skirts, and matching tights, made especially for turning flip flops. About three weeks before Basketball season started, we SPSHU mBU evenings after school, learnmg new yells and acd ns. Flip flops, back bends, etc., you might sav, were Featured, at games. l We were very success'ul this year, having large crowds at our games to help us to come forth and keep up the snirit nf yelling and winning. H' Time marches on, and we have ended our year d cheer lead- ing. Letters have been awarded to ns for a year of service given to C. H. S. as cheer leaders. We want to thank the e school for our letters and the pupils that made it nosslble jg: for us to receive them. 5513 L 1 1 :EZ .1 - ..,. wigg' x 6.1, : ,xlvmz l . .1.Jmmv' - f, 'Wg-'lv , -ix: . x N.: r hu kkx-, ' 4 'x3.f'2 , .. -.I I. fag. ' 5 J I 1-.W'?!'X -wmrw 5 .' . V 'H-'R' '1' , Es? L gg- w. A -23 x-'-5 Q3 . 'HWY' -QQ K L ,j.g3,:-v. . I ' , X 15 M . Y mx . 4 ' szi 'f mY x Q, if 5 A -. . UA 5' 335 'fa xx N ,gf w 0 WT? is P mf, N Q ' XXV ig '- ' : , ,Wm 5, , 5 I NX l N vaxxdi K K X if s 5 is 'ii 1-. Pg ' xg Q ' .X ,: 'V N 5 'na gg .,.- -. Ln , -I 1 E? J x. I N '4 if k Mx A , v-mfx I, E 'al ' , 1 ' ' ' 5 ix .f p 1' E f QQ Q M' v x 5 4 7 R' x H V' mu . .u . x-E-'Q iv-Wi Www! '. 'XUW2 U. me . ' wg 3 S w Y 1 ww: .. G 1 '-w ECHO STAFF Front row, left to right: Ennis Gibson, Evelyn Lowe, Metabelle Hilliard, Pelle Leach Csponsorl, Rob- ert Squire. ' Pack row: Jack Williams, Hobart Kiger, Gene Pal- freeman, Otis Montgomery, Glenn Galbraith. 1 4 n 4 4 n x ' w 4 w GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Front row, left fo right: Mary Jane Burton, Joy- ce King, Louise McReynolds, Torls Lane, Iaverne Bull- ard, Naoma McKnee1en, Phyllis Kutch, Kathryn Simpson. Pack row: Shirley Johnson, Lois Walker, Eetby Reeo, Marjorie Walker, Wreatha Luke, Vera Jones, Anna Mae Sparr, Kathryn Turner, Marie Laird, Belle Leach fsponsorb. ECHO STAFF .1- m5rf-- A W: .- K ei ' nf.. . 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' 'ull 6-Aff. L K ,Vw fff 'vfx .' ' - M-r H- ' -'f -. 1 4' 1: - 'Q 'fri A . 'di , ' ' 'fi' 'Q '- 7- 2,2 4, Q , I- Q A1 Ji. , -'il 'X 1 .2 -. .-AZ ' 1 fx., ----iL,4,,5:, . ffm' .g 5 - .,, R ,mqg . ' f .' W' V. 4-0 A . V W --., :V - V i. . ' . .' ' ' . ' 5, ,W .11 .,,. ann-M - He - -Y -7- -- --nl-A -La-A 151A it wg.: 54-i Q35 n sn- X 17 1' , TI-IE EDITOR sms: QV g,tr , fi .5 f 1 .N , 'iw 'ou We, the staff of 1040-41, although small in number, have tried to present a more perfect annual than has ever ofore been published. The members of our staff are eight in number and it has kept us hustling and hurrying to get the hook published in time. We have tried to present a better annual in a smaller number of pages by putting ell our effort into our work. If one should happen to glance in at ns while wo were. at work, he would see a confusion of boys and girls going about their various tasks with papers and other articles piled so hgh that you could scarcely describe it. The various other persons, other than the staff, who have contributed to the writing of the different articles are looked upon with thanks from the eight brain-wrecked members of 'this 'Echo' staff. We wish to thank B111 Jd1nson in particular, who has written up the sports section of the annual. The annual has kept us busy for several weeks, scratching our heads and trying to think of various wave 0' imoroving it, and we are glad that we have succeeded as well as we have. As a whole, the staff wishes to thank Miss Leach for the good work which she has done in making the annual what it is. If it were not for her, who kent us busy and insniren us to mmm faster, we might Still be amid e nile of naners trvinq tn Pinky the book, ' We are proud of our 1941 volume of the annual and hqn that those who read 1t are as well oleased as we are. ---Glenn Galbraith--- fx 5 wus '-IL, 'Sub jr '- - W a- -ve' -:far r' '13 tg -Qt' ' 1531? ' . .W ..a WE GIRL'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION September, 1940, opened another season nacked with activities for the G. A. A. On that day the nroeoective memhers met to organize and elect their officers to csrrv on the business of this progressive club. Those elected were: President.......... ...Mary Jane Burton Vice President....... ........Jovce King Secretary-Treasurer...........Naomn MoKneelen This orgsnma ion hw heen in existance at the Gisne High School for several rears, each year losina those members who graduate, but gaining new members Prom the Freshmen class. Its purpose is to engane in athletics, cnnrv on various projects, have social gatherings, and, shove all, to nromote teamwork, sportsmanship, and cooneration. On the afternoon of October 5 we comhined exercise with pleasure by taking e hike, and when we returned to the school grounds we had a weinner roast, a much aunrecinted Feast for hearty appetites. Our first business project wfs selling magazines on a commission basis 'or the Curtis Publishing Company. The club was divided into two groups to comoete against each other. The group that sold the largest number of subsorietions was entertained by tho losing side. This was our first clubgnpty of the year, held Novsmxm Z 1940. Refreshments of ggndwigheg end cold drinks were served. Our next narty occurred December 5, 1940. The refresh- ment committee served cookies and hot chocolate. In nice weather the members of the G. A, A., as WQT1 as members, rlayed outdoor games once a week-- some who are not mainly softball, deck tennis, and sneedball. Dunne me winter months the girls used the gymnasium where they nlgvfed baguet- ball, trained in marching, tumbling and nyramid building, During the latter nart of the term we were again enter- tained by our party committee: Shirley Johnson, Lois Welker, and JOYC6 King- As usunl3 we enjojed mnyirig games snd'wo were served sandwiches and Coca Cola. On March 26, 1941, we again took a hike. Wnurning to the school m d we did justice to roasted wienners and marshmallows. We ave planning to take n trio to Stsrved Rock before the end of the term. The money for trensoortation and rooms will be taken from our treasury. Last YSHP We all enjoyed our trim to Springfield very much and we are sure we ave qoing to eniey this one. During the first Dart of the school tovm we have all en- joyed ourselves very much, and we are lookinu forward to nlav- ing softball and taving hikes this snring. We want to thank Miss Leach, our sponsor, for making our club a success this term of 1n4O-41 and we hope it will continue to be a success for many years to come. ----Naoma McKnes1en--- ---Mary Jane Furton---- ,.,,,Nf-','.x 'I 's Q J.-A-an Ah ,X x jnoA,,lA4,sl'.v L- As- . MA 6 A IPP? If f xl' tfi:Qn W L. 1 39 b .. iff k I ff: J h 1.:A'315f.Q'ffJfi?f ky, Y V , ,Vp ,,, ,.V:, ',',J,, I, 5527? x:,,,,,i ' Wggi - 1- ,,- 1.-' Fi, 1 A5 L' . .,,-- 1 ,-A -.-'. '.'.U -. -1-,Q ,- 54. yr.,-I-1. , aff. ..-f-- ffm. Q,-., .'H,.L.... Q. -v. .,....,1... Y, 1-4 V -Jn' 55 aft' K. ' A? , :!'vi2f ?' .. 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On the whole it was a marvelous muness and everyone went home happy. 'lf 'if -. ff +22- . wwf' 1 'Q . s-SSS, 2, ,H S K cs XQEX . QQ ' XP., 1 x ' ' vol t W 'WC wxs1,b'f 'sta tx., Qt.-,S X 'ak 0 'Q ' S A Nh? Xu, X X M w xt 4- e ,. X v NNN M X Q I ,. t ,, ,X N to M EM s ll ul eltt v M D I It was thrills for the students of Cisne Hlgh a whole week before the Valentine Party because it was the first big party this year, Q The Committees, appointed by the Presidents of each class, worked faithfully for the entertainment and decora- tion for the party. Thursday evening, February 15, when the students and teachers assembled in the gym, it was noise! noise! and Miss Leach had a hard time udking above the chatter of the students but she assisted in conducting the games, and the party progressed very nicely. Then all eyes turned to the clock and it was mutually decided to open up the Valentine Box and gwe away the many messages of that chubby little rascal UCup1d.n After this, each boy matched his half of a heart with a girlfs half to find his partner, and, they enjoyed their refreshments talking about what a good time they had had during the evening. Ya ,Jw 1..-4 QQ- 13j',w. Q ?!fLU.3:'?f1 Himmw A f ymxmggz. W+WMW 'Q:f? ggqfefgffgf R q5f ,5ff'wx3Qws'5ef-iri, wp -' f w,fxfEffi1!' 1 Q .gf ,S ,lg -Qgiagxg. X. N 'Q 9' :av .-,- Ni-.:-9' .QQEX9 - My N:-. 'xv ,. . ,J . ...M Q M, . .gl - G' of-3 5 Q,-sq -4 . 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Wallace Winters was manager of the sales cam- paign for the emblem for the school, and he appointed the committees for entertainment, decorating, and refreshment. The decorating committee used red, white, and blue in decorating the gym. The emblem, with other decorations, was hanging at one end of the gym. The party started at seven-thirty, with those present sin ing HAmerice,n after which we gave the salute to the flag. Ruth Pennington and Mary Jane Burton gave patriotic readings after the salute. Next we sang some more patri- otic songs, and than Bill Johnson gave a short talk on the good spirit shown in scouring the emblem for the school. After the talk, Bill handed out books won by the students sclling the most hedges curing the campaign. The students receiving books were: James Morris, Lorraine Adams, Betty Hood, Fred hood, ond Bill Johnson. Students who had sold at loest throc badges rccolvcd a group of pictures of some famous men and women of our country. After this wo played scvorel games, and had one con- test. The contest was won by huth Pennington, Earl Kigor, Edna McGill, and Wallace Winters. Inmcdietoly after the contest s talk was given by HHcrbn Leubs on the fine work put forth to get the cmhlcm. Aftcr which we enjoyed rc- frtchmonts of pop and hot dogs. The party was o grand celebration and wc hope all tho students in the years to come will be'os proud of the em- 'lem as we are. , K 42 w -41 'Sf. ,.,..,,-qi:-9.-.vauns4wsJM:w 1 ' - 1 ' 'A ', . 1 Lv? Y-aww r 1 X3 , ,Qi ,. ,. . ww- 'vw x 1 ,-'rd 1,11 - N.,-'. - .g.'i25y:'Lf7li A A :-.rv 755.3 PH- - 3- Q32 - gt .J-IL: Lg: 'ffl A ,-m-,s.?- - mf , ,.,.,.5,,.. 15.4 . . -, -M-,L ,, M -V :, ,ga 5 f.-'Am' Q11-ffxq. J --,H ty .. 5-5 , :. F 5 Q3 1 SQHQT-,'-31' .gi if if v v..7l,.: - ,vim -zz: - 'g,ggw5,- 4 fx-2 1' ' -,:.f,,. , , X .a..- -J 4 U V .-nf: ' ', --.e ., V J E .w-.3--.1 ,,'fz.v,-wqgafipe r .,-1 . -.'f.L .K A, .TS .- 17, , v , S- - Qc , - 'r , -a.9+-vuvnivuasi-vfe01'0H ' v 'F' . 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She should have: Hair like Thelma Vincel Eyes like Betty Reed Mouth like Mary Katherine Ellis Nose like Rovenla Payne Complectlon like Naoma McKnee1en Smile like Mary Lou Chapman Figure llke Joyce Klng Intelligence like Helen Hale Clothes like Bernlte Wllson Personality llke Mary Jane Burton Teeth like Ruth Hook Dlmples like Metabelle Hlllmrd THE PE3FECT BOY decided tics of a The Junf'r Girls, after looking over the young men or our school, decided that these charasterlstlcs of these boys are their ideals for e perfect young man: Hair like Russell Stlnnett Eyes like Hobart Klger Mouth like Enn ls G lbs on Nose llke Alfred Gibson Smile like Ellsworth Duke Complection like Junior Leathers Athletic Figure like Nell Long Clo'hes like Eston Hornbuckle Intelligence like Lawrence Carpenter Dlmplos llke Otls Montgomery Personellty like Phillip Lowe Teeth like J. R. Lane 3 fi yin: E ijt-3 :ln lily iw X ' Pizgf ' .fer 'I ,. ,,. 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Out of Eternity This new day is borng Into Eternity, At night, will return. Caryle Behold it aforetime No eye ever didg So soon it forever From all eyes is hid. Here hath been dawning Another blue dayg Think, wilt thou let it Slip useless away? Contributed by Evelyn Lowe qw - V D K W 4 OLD IRONSIDES Oliver Wendell Holmes Aye, tear her tattered ensign down! Long has it waved on high, And many an eye has danced to see That banner in the sky. Beneath it rang the battle shout, And burst the cannon's roar The meteor of the ocean air Shall sweep the clouds no more! Her deck, once rod with heroes' blood, Whore knelt t o vanquished foe When winds were hurrying o'cr the flood, And waves were white below, No more shall fool tho victor's tread, Or know the conquered knoeg Tho harpios of the shoro shall pluck Tho oaglo of the seal 0 hotter that hor shattered hulk Should sink beneath thc wavog Her thundcrs shook the mighty deep, And thoro should be her grave. Nail to the mast her holy flag, Set every threadbare sail, And give her to the god of storms, The lightning, and the gale! Contributed by Hobart Kiger TO THE FRESHMEN By Ivan Barker O hush thee, my Freshlel thy father was a knight, Thy mother a lady, both wise and bright. The books and the teachers, from the desks you see They all belong, dear Freshle, to thee. O hush thee, my Freshiel soon you will be weeping, Thy sleep shall be broken by shorthand and bookkeepi 1 Now hush thee, my darling, take rest while you may, y 1 Q6 For strife comes with Juniorhood and work all the davb do Contributed by lvan Barker 9 ww- ' J ' e ' H aw , PJ. ,5 , . -MV,-wg fl.. X. V- .Q V , gn ,- ,.-. uvvvau' -m.,.:,mfA Q., -.1-.LW I , ..,. .1242-,f,.:-.5 f Wu-x-w7lr-1AQYg'l1 . v-'ff If N It -J -' w-77 A Y A -,,.zL,,'-Qfw,-, P , fa .. . V i-,-.Q-J .Q - in 1 ' i ' fi, . , A . 3. 1 ,A -2 fl - ,-1 l ' K . V . 3, V -J V W ' R a 'I K -,. Y , Y L f w' iw . 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Take up our quarrel with the foe! To you from falling hands we throw The torch. Bc yours to hold it high! If ye break faith with us who die, We shell not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields. Contributed by Metabel TREES By Joyce Kilmer I think that I shell never see A poem lovely as a tree, A tres whose hungry mouth is pressed Against the earth's sweet flowing breas A tree that looks at God all day And lifts her leafy arms to prayg A tree that may in summer wear A nest of robins in her hairy Upon whose bosom snow has laing Who intimately lives with rain. Poems are made by fools like mc, But only God can make a tree. Contributed by Otis le Hilliard ti Montgomery V B 4 kv .fo , ' .- ,4 ,N-' .-,z -'-aivi--Z-:Qi -'V' x' -x E 9 'Y' 'fb . -1 X -1 1' gf- ,u 'L.- -ai 'E '42 --'fl' TAY . ' il- 4- ' 1-'W' f .f 1- A422- . 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' ' ' 'V -' . -, f r 4 4 . , 1- Q. . 'I , i Y .-.,, r ,L , ,V . - 74,391 V f- .wr 2- H liz. j, rf- - Y S , Y . 1 Y . I, .,: ,Q V4.9-xl - ,, ..,, 1 V X , J I l. A. iw ' .mtmms-LMQL ' 5 .' G is :QW , X In 'w- -W .- .M .f 9 n tw OUT WH RE TH WEST BEGINS By Arthur Chapman Out where the handclasp's a little stronger, Out where the smile dwells a little longer, That's where the West beginsg Out where the sun is a little brighter, Where the snows that fall are a trifle whiter, Where the bonds of home are a wee bit tighter, That's where the West begins. Out where the skies are a trifle bluer, Out where friendship's a little truer, Thet's where the West beginsg Out where a fresher breeze is blowing, . Where there's laughter in every streamlet flowing, Where there's more of reaping and less of sowing, Thnt's where the West begins. Out where the world is in the making, Where fewer hearts That's where the Where there's more Where there's more in despair are aching, West begins. of singing and less of sighing, of giving and less of buying, And a man makes friends without half trying-- That's whert the West begins. Contributed by Ennis Gibson SUCCESS Author Unknown It's doing your job the best you can, And being just to your fellow man, It's figuring how, and learning why, And looking forward and thinking high, And dreaming little, and doing muchg It's keeping always in closest touch With what is finest in word and deed: It's being clean and playing fair, It's laughing lightly at Dame Despair, It's sharing sorrow and work and mirth, And making better this good old earth, It's serving and striving through strain and stress, It's doing your noblest--that's success Contributed by Glenn Galbraith ,V C 'Fin i '11! L'4 1,-2 1 xxx!!! 11 sn' 1 1' 'W' 'ax 'hilvr' -fl xx, ,vii ax, 'L ug. Sip: 11 ,.z,:1-. 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Dale--Well, can you beat that, I've forgotten my cigarettes. Ellsworth--Too bad, give me back my match. N 4:-asa:-mx-4:--x-wsewee , 'Mr. Barnard--Every day we breathe oxygen. What do we breathe. at night, Vera? Vera--Nitrogen. -!!--ZG -I!-4.1-4541-61-'25-EK-45-25'3S Miss Leach Cin History Classj--What happened in 1483? Walter Bricker--Luther was born. Miss Leach--Correct 1 What happened in 1487? Walter Bricker--Luther was 4 years old. as-ze-:a--rs--rs--ma-aeaws-we-ze 4 Blow my horn and call me Toots. esesisee-zsssesesesee-:sas Can you make up a sentence with the phrase 'bitter end' in ie, Edha?U Edna looked dubious. UWou1d this do, teacher? 'Our dog 'chased our oat, and he bitter end?U ssrsssssssss , .lr - ,Ll I I Y ai !Betty Reed--Does your face burn? Joyce King--No, why? Betty Reed--It doesn't look so hot! ueuuuwuuuuwn Jim Ulm--Say, what kind of e dog is that? James Morris--A police dog. Jim Ulm--But it doesn't look like e police dog to me. James Morris--Sh-h-h-hi It's in the Secret Service. -!H1 .I-41'-BHHHI-41'41-41'-Xl' Ruth Pennington--In which battle was King Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden slain?u Faithie Lowe--I'm pretty sure it was the lest one. 'Fi--RHI'-31'-I5-N--!l !r-IFN--T1--k Mary Lou Chapman--Oh, I see you got your heir cut! Klnneth Bradhem--Nope, I washed it last night end it shrunkl SHI--25 91'-Er-Il-SH? 41-s'i--lb-N The wrinkles in your face are so deep I bet you have to put your makeup on with e putty knife. aeeseeeeseerezeeesafeeas First Little Girl--What's your lest name, Annie? Second Little Girl--Don't know yetg I e1n't married. 'N--7l'4!'-Il'-N-lHl-'if-71-4854! It was the end of the sceneg the heroine was starving. l NBreadJn she cried, Wgive me breed,n and the curtain came down with a roll! wnsuwueneeus Photographer--How would you like your picture taken? Rencel Carrel--Well, I want my feet to show. Photographer--Wait till I get my group camera. SHS-lk 'N Zi'-314881-it-It--3? 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Ay - A. .1 5, , FJ. has 'fail 1.1 19.2 XY Q Y 1? 2-J is ,ue ar Stqggiggi 3 QQ, HAnd you can't multiply 26 by 84, Bob? I'll bet that Henry can do it in less than no time.n HI shouldg't be surgrised. They say fools multiply very rapidly t ese days. '31-Zeit-Z!-45-32-15i'rib'3S'Zl' The little girl was informing every passerby of the fact that she had a new little baby brother at her house. NThat's fine,n said one, and, thinking to be facetious, went on to ask slyly, Hand is he going to stay?n NI think so,' was the reply. nAnyway, he's got his things off. ix seeeaeseaeeeaeaeaeeeae WIS a chicken big enough to eat when itfs two weeks old?H nor course not W nThen how does it manage to l1ve?H -il'-it it-SH5-l0W4H.'-IHC' nWho's oalllng?n was the answer to the telephone. VWatt.n nWhat is your name, Please?N nWatt's my name.u NThat's what I asked you. What's your name?n nThat's what I told you. Watt's my neme.n A long pause, and then, from Watt, nls this James Brown?n UNO, this ia Knott.n nPlease tell me your name.N nWil1 Knott.n Where upon they both hung up. -SH?-SHE-SHEGHHQ--k'3i' - nwell, my son, what did you learn in Sunday School today?n nWe learned all about a cross-eyed bear.n nAbout a whst?n NYes, sir, named Gladly. We learned a song about him: all about 'Glad1y, The Cross I'd Bear.'n ' nwwwuwtwwru ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? CAN YOU IVAGTNE 9? 99 ? ?? gg QQ? ?? ?? Lois without an answer? ????? ?? '?'? Ruth Pennington having a date? '?'? '?'? ZZ Joyce riding around in a Buick? ? ZZ ?? Lawerence Carpenter playing hookey from school? 7? ?? 'Wallace 1nters with thick black curly hair? '?'? iss Leach calling Pohart, Honey ? '25 Thelma vxncel with blond hair? '?? ?? Clsne winning all the basketball games in e season? ?7 ?? Cisne boys going to Johnsonvllle? EZ Q? .. ?? Shirley Johnson weighing two hundred pounds? QQ ?? Ruth without HODBPE? 66 ?? Don Trotter showing the girls how to knit? 46 ?? . . ?'? Maxine Morris without one of the Gabe as escort? ?? ?? James Ulm and Nell Wyatt without their boots? 7? ?? Byron Barrett escorting Helen Hale to a basketball game?ZZ ?? - ?? Joyce not staying ln after school more than four days a ?? v2 week? ?? ?? Bob and Ennis not laughing? 1 ZZ ?? All the boys making eyes at Louise? , ga ?? . ?? Jun'or Leathers, Klnneth Bradham, and James Ulm chewing ?? Q? tobacco? ZZ ?? Miss Leach having a good history class, especially when 66 ?? everyone is present? 55 EE Lorraine wearing her dresses short? 55 ve Phy111s not hlushlng? ?? ?? Johnsonvllle girls giong home from the hasketball game ?? ?? the way they came? ?? ?? Miss Leech and Dale Stark getting along? ?? 'Po 9? ?? Bernlta Wilson without her long curls? ?? ?? Thomas Adams without his knife? ?? ?? Laverne and Joan getting along? ?? va ' ?? '70 ?? ???0??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? .l , ax 5. 1 Q - '- fv 1, , I-34 .,,,-Li x 'M ,a.:,f,.A.- , rf, A JT ????????????9?9?99?????????????????????????????????????????????? ?? ?? ?? ?? -.7 WF WONDFR M, ?? ?? EZ Why Lois and Betty loaf in the Library so much. Z3 Q? If the Junior boys and Freshmen girls are really sincerogg Q? If Fnnis really loves a certain grade glrl. gg ?? Q? If Lorraine loves John. ZZ ?? Where Otis got his swing with a broom. gg eg Why Dale has to stay ln. 56 '7 Z5 If Joyce knows how to dance, EE 55 If Betty ls really smart. 66 55 What makes all those articles go flying through the a1r.56 gg Where all the chalk erasers are. Z1 ?5 If Otis and Hobart will ever get their model 'T' ford 66 ' coils torn uv. -- Where we-'ll go the last day of school. ZZ If Ennis likes his new seat by Louise. 22 ,L Why Lots and Dale fell out. 4- QQ If Rovena ever was ln Hollywood. 43 EZ Where Otis gets all his hair pins, ?? 55 Why Vnnis and Bob never laugh. ?? 66 If Gene Palfreeman likes ha ching chickens. ?? . . 7? when '!r. Trotter learned to knit. ?? ?? If Ktnneth knows how to drive a car. 2? ZZ Where Wary Low got her ability to write poems. Q? ' ' '79 ?? Why the Sophomores always take their histories home. QQ ?? Why Miss Leach collected all the articles the Juniors 79 ?? were playing with. ?? EE Why Jack quit school. 9? '- vo '?'? Why Betty always has her lessons. ?? Why Bob likes to go to Fairfield. Q? EE Why Joan and James Morris hold bands coming fro class. ?? ?? If Bricker really loves Rovena. Eg ?? What B. W. means to Alfred. 55 ?? Where Hazel got those 'Sparkling brown eyesn. Q5 ?? 2? 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Ll A yu - x , . ,.,Y, , w, lb 15:31, H., , .ws-,,V.-.. . 3 '11 Q . rf., TE 34 .X -1 I4 3 vi A I . 41 uc. 25 'UZ1 I .41 ,jfs 1 ,4 W Qi .N gi :E 1 0 A L, U NWN 21 f --- -.-. -'K , V I: nr f ,z -- ------ 4 ...- ..11xQM f 1 19 8 , 14 Qva N 4 fe:M,f.1 . MLK, -ti r MC. ,J A 'gg af M' ..,.. .Wh . 4, ,,1-.51,v.,, .Q nr - -:wg 1 'iq--:',. 'L ',,.',147 ' , ., ,,,.,X. J . . V, ' .,:,fj'.:.',l - 1:3 ', 1 ' au ' ' - V 2- . -rw .711 ,Vg f ' ' V., ,, 1 .V We, 1, 4 V .I 1, H 1 'A 1-lxyw 5, -Q'--. W K -,yn 2 n,.. ,, nw ., S ' .1gA.Lk:......-...Q-JJL A-J iv--ii ---t:L..ii.L.z5-L -----4 gx.4.....,....-.4,.., g...L'Q,.L.......zLi. .Agx4Q.f:'a.zL ALUMNI Class gg 1927 Dorothy Racaster. . F10SS19 Bond u s,s u Elmo Lane . . . . . oral Lanes Q v 0 c Ross Brown. . . . Robert Miller. Q Alva Bradham . . . Mary Whitlock. . . . Wesley Barringer. . Class gf 1928 Juanita Hale. . Lena Kar-lee. . Wilma Miller. I 1 0 Elmo Long. . . . . . . Genevieve Richison. . Class gg 1929 May Dell Lucas. . Marion Reed. . . Clara Bell. . Hugh Cisne l O 0 Janie Chapman . . Gennelle Blake . . Pauline Brook . . . Richard Clay . . . . . Criscella Matchett. . Class gf 1950 Georgiana Racaster. . Irene Squire . - . . Pearl Mix a 0 A o o Billie Alvis . . . . Galen Palfreeman. . . Marguerite Crooks . . Class gg lggl Betty Jones. . Carl Wilfond. . Thomas Hourle. . OF CISNE HIGH SCHOOL . .Mattooni . Fairfield, . . . .Flora, . Fairfield, Ill. I11. Ill. Ill. . . E. st. Louis, 111. . Fan-fieldi Ill. u o 0 oC1SnB, I11, '. . Cisne, Ill. . . Chenoa, Ill. . Edinburg, Ill. u o s Flora, 1110 . St. Louis, Mo. . . Mantino, Ill. s Q .Cisne, 111. 0 uFlOrBQ Ill. . Xenia, Ill. . . Keenes, Ill. o s o Cisne, Ill. o 0 0 .Carm1, Ill. . 3an Francisco, Cal. . . . .Groves, Mo. . Fairfield, Ill. . . .Pont1ao, Ill. . . .Mattoong Ill. Martinville, Ill. . .Clay City, Ill. Johnsonville, Ill. .'. . .Florag Ill. Q o 0 Cisne, I11. 'Ann Harbor, Mich. 1 n 0 .Flora, Ill. . .St. Louis , MO. I ,' Class 22 1951 Con't. Eertgek Aahbrock. . Lola Johnson . . , J8WB1l Black. u o Q Doris Daughenbaugh . Ruby Bradley. . . . Gladys Powless . . . Bertha Mix. . Q Merle Mix. . . . Mary Squire . . . Catherine Ellzey . , Class Qi 1952 Lowell Kiger. . . Charles Obretch. . Mary Dye. . . . . Paul Karr. . . . Gilbert Long. . Cosby Reed . . . Samuel Miller . . Kelley Taylor. . . Haline McCracken. . Clyde Clodfelter . . Class 22 1935 Catherine Stanford. Eldon Ellis. . . . . Marie Evans . . . Edith Block .. Emery Farmer. . . Stella WQTTBHQ . o Hayward Barnes. . Freda Winters. . Virgil Ellis. . . Ernestine Crooks . . Leon Gill . . . . Lucille Kutch. . . . Vivian Peddicord. . Eva Black. . . - . Dayton Howerton . Ruth Bullard . . . Lowell Carperter. . Fern Block . . . . Nina Bratton. . . Mildred Winters. . glass gg 1934 V Veru6n3BeEelm5f in - Ulgkao rmfwsnl. - - 0 9 0 0 o 4F8jPfiG3d, Ulu xi 0 s o u 0 evoke, c-o A o e s u u v RiUaTd, .Johnsonvi1le, 0 0 0 o 0 n 4 o o Stn Louis . . - Cisne, n 0 .Flora, 0 1 e oMto Erie, . . . .C1sne, . .Enterpr1se, . . Urbana, - .St. Louis . . . .Cisne, .Johnsonville, . . .Clenton, 0 1 Q Flora, . .Fa1rf1e1d, 0 e o Cairo, . . .Flora, . Westsalem, . .Brooklyn, L---Sterling, . .Clay city, . .R1nard, . . .,.Clsne, . Lexington, . . .C1sne, . . . Clsne, . .Crown Pt., Q .Charleston, Q 0 1 q n DSC . .Enterprise, .McLeansboro, . . .Mt. Vnrnon, . Carbondale, .Johnsonville, . . . Winter, U Q Q .Rinardg Johneonville5 . . . . Cisne, O A c 0 Cianej 1 .Fairfield, -11 .L....g T110 Ill, Ill. , w0o Ill. Ill, Ill, Ill. Ill. 1 1111. , Mo. Ill. 'Il1. Iowa Ill. Ill. Ill. Ill. Ill. N. Y. Ill. Ill. Ill. Ill. Ill, Ill, Ill. Ind. Ill. eased Ill. Ill. Ill. Ill. Ill. Wie. Ill1 Ill, Ill, Ill. Ill- Class 22 1934 Con't. Mary Turk. o 9 e e Q Leo Puckett . . . Delores Stark. . Maxine Howe . . . Virgil Shelton'. . Norman Stanford . . Merle Obrecht. . . . Thelma Starke e A r Mildred Phillips-. ., Class gg 1935 Charlene Winters. . James Howell . . . . Ogio Ellis. . . . Evelyn Obrecht . . Arthur Towns. . Mabel Ayers. . Erma Duke 9 0 o e Alice Jones. . . . Margery Stanford. . Sidney Hale. . . . Florence Klein. . Murvin Brown . . Manley Riohison . . Frances Carpenter. . Reuben Barth, Jr. . Francis Kiger... Faye Milner . . . Clase of 1956 Virginia Whitlock. A Eldon Brown . . . . Morgan Blackburn Dorothy Long. . . . Lowell Heem. . . Bennie Greethouse . Georgie Stopher. . Glen Barth. . . . George Keedy . . . Dorothy Miller. . Morene Miller. . Russell Miller. . Eugene Miller. . Imogene Henson. . Lloyd Klger. . . . Wilma Samford . Jesse Ferris . . . . Samuel Feller . . L Dorothy Richardson . c o o 0 I 0 lsrayvxli., Ill. . . J . Farmervllle, Ill. . .Fa1rf1e1a, 111. s 0 f 4 Chicago, Ill, I J . .C1sne, Ill. e U u F81Tf1S1d, 1110 n . . eclsne, Ill. 0 e e a eG9ff, Ill. 0 e .F1ora, Ill. 0 o 0 u Mattoon, Ill, U 0 0 e 4 e pChiCBg0, Ill, . . .Wayne City, Ill. e . . . .C18hB, Ill. o 0 e eCBPbOUdB1S, Ill. . . . Benton, Ill. . .Dundas, Ill. 1 s .Ashland, 111: . . . Flora, 111. . . Sullivan, Ind. . ... . Chicago, Ill. .'. Wayne City, Ill. .'.Evansvil1e, Ind. A . . .Cisne, Ill. . . Fairfield, Ill. A 0 o Q .Ch1C8gOQ Ill. . Chalkam, Ill. . Geff, 111. . .Geff, Ill. . . . Geff, 111. e e 1 Q Cisne, 1111 . .c1sne, 111. O U 1 1 o 1 Texas .y. .c1sne, 111. . . . Cisne, Ill. . . Washington D. C. Q e 4 A1gOHQU1U, Illl 0 9 e o ...Cisne, Ill. 0 1 e s I n TOCOMB, W8She M n 0 Q s .C1SHB, Ill. I Q h 5 0 0 u 0 2 Q O1H9y, 111. . 1 . a . . Mortonsville, Ind. 5 u e ' u Fairfield, 111. . . . . .c1sne, 111. . . L .Hawaiian Islands . . . L 5 L . . Missouri Class of 1937 Nora Belle Kutch. . Maxine Brach . . '. Doris Ayers . .'. Alice Carpenter. . Wanda Behymer . . Sybil Hawkins. . . Ruth Farris . . Elmore Brock . . . Mary Belle Daubs. . Class gf 1958 Everett Pittman. . Opal King . . . . . Dortha Lee Burton. Gwendolyn com-:ere ll. ' Albert Farmer. . . Rosamond Anderson . Geneva Ellis . . . Marie Bretton . . Glen Ellis . . . . Junior Eikleberry . Orlen Brach. . . . Robert Leathers . . Gene DeSe1mn . . Chester Ulm . . Class gg 1959 Sanford Carpenter. Roy Dukes u o u e u Leland Stine 0 o 0 Josephine Copeland. Ralph Orr. . . . . Mary Jane Anderson. Betty Jones. . . . Bernice Winters . . Dorothy Blessing . John Winters. . . . Glen Simmons . . . Wanda Hilliard. . James Clow . . . . Velda ISOmu's e u 5 Clifford Blessing. Darlene Vanfosaon . Cleo Whitlock. . . Phil Ayers. . . . . Glenda Lee Squire. Frederick Best. . . Reba Dye . . . . Margie Best . . A u,C1Sn6, . .Cisneg . . . Ciane, . . . .F1ora, . .Enterprise, o o .Crown Pt., . ... Mattoon, Randolph Field, . . . . Cisne, . . .Cisne, . . . Flora, . .Mohomm1tt, . . . Olney, . . .F1ora3 . . . Cisne, . .Fa1rfie1d, e n a C1SnS' . . .C1sne, ... . Florag 1 0 sF8iPfiB1d, . .Carbonda1e, a a Q .Cisne, . . . Flora, . . .Cisne, . . . Cisne, . .Fair!ie1d, Q U u Cisne, . St. Louis . . Cisne, . .C1sne, . Cisnei 0 9 Geffi . Cisne5 . .Glsneg . . . Cisneg . . .Centraliag . .Evansv1l1e, . . . . Geff, . . . Cisne, , . .Cltnei . . . . Oisne, . E. St. Louis, . .Ghar1est0n, . . . .Enf1e1d5 . .Evansvi11s, ! 111. Ill. Ill- I11. Ill. Ind. Ill. Tex. Ill. Ill. Ill. I11. Ill. I11. Ill. I11. I11. I11. I11. Ill. Ill. I11. I11. I11. Ill. Ill. Ill. Mo. I11. Ill, Ill. Ill. Ill. I11. Ill. Ill. Ill. Ill. Ill. I1'. Ill. Ill. I11, Ill. Ihd. Class gg 1939 conft. Wreafha Fellar. . . Jean Crooks. . . class gg 1940 Noble Barker. . . Geneva Barker. . C. B. Simmons . Leland Clutter . Vonda Ilom. . . . . Betty Ruth Kutch . Norma Trotter . . John Stopher . . Nadine Miller . Roy Milner . . Pansy Brown . Joe Reed . . . . Jack Purdy. . . . . Christeen Clayton. . . 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LJ Air-Conditioning, and. - Repair work on X All kinds of stoves and A -1... -B 5 Furnaces ,Ji muin nu I' 7 S90 X , BILL 5 TIN SHQP 5 L cisne, Illinois I, We sell all kinds of She et Metal L Compliments of T H E iijii C I S N E D E P A R T M E N T S T O R E We give and JT if I ZX rg: , fi if. 2? 1 ff 4 ,- Q-fgi -.IA I E, redeem ?2Jv 3ES' ' ' QI s' ,L ff ' in ' 2 -5 Eagle Stamps ' Jr Cisneg Illinois Cf ,L O C9 O QUCMDUCCD . Fred Spieth, Proprietor Photography In 111 Its Branches Framed art pictures and pirtire framing 401 Whittle fvenue Olney I bl! X: sl? if xg g 5 5 . 3 - la ' . Q . .1 vfogigilww ' MNAMWWTTWQ. ' wg , llinols COMPLIMENTS E OF DE SE LMS EUNERA L . I SERV I CE -A 'VS'. D, Deflelms H. D. DeSe1ms L V. D. DeSe1ms C:SNE, ILLINOIS ' .Jw ' 3' ' -Y ' . Qgffgg SGD ? A30 X455 if E WM coins Dfucaous , LUFIEHEUU 1 C. A. RUSSELL, PaoP'r:ui'e R COMPLIMFNTS FX ,mf SXWQIZSE' fqqlu ' RRADPATHG QTORR ' W! e Q S Meats Groceries Dry Goods l 1 G RCDCERIES Q CISNE, TLLINOTS TRADE AT KROGVR'S AND SAV? 'LET Us The complete food market. SERVE YOU When buying groceries remember this I'-Q slogan! Buy any Kroger brand item, like I X it as well as, or better than'any other I vi! I - . or return the unused portion in the origi- n f'?iV A ?i1., I . onal container and get free any Kroger I brand item regardless of price. ACT ' 1 Cisne, Illinois OU I CWLY . raw-.-VN RQ 1 , 1 I TL l cnunv QR rf Q ff BEST wirsrms TO THE c 4? !1 ' I u 'Mx I9 , l l an CLASS OF 411 ' li- ! f -as-was - 46-IHHH5 ,I il--N61- 'X' W D. CHIPPIN' Q , ? l f ' i 5 l , CISNE, ILLINOIS L , .,g S, e 1.34 l, l l l 'w gllifii 15 , 7 hw Ir: E? 9' Q, 'Lf ,:'1,:c4f,'4U6? firelelg ,IQ ' . flmiff r,fr'lr!f', I Q Un W 5 n igh V Nw 4 gif! l 5 I. 'hi 'my' 'Z - Clsne, Illincis J Call or write for the prices of dogs. VISITORS WELCOME Cocker Spaniels- I English Bulldogs ' Reds and blacks. Under-shot jaws, are brown Are, or can bc, and white. Nice wrinkled registered. Health face, big boky and built and agreeable. Nice strong. , for hunting, pets, o b Nice watch dogs or pets! watch dogs. ,J A Pups usually Pups usually avail- , available. ?b1e' Reasonably Y -, ew K Prices reasonable. l A I S E R V I C E y P P O W E L L ' S S H E LIL H1 Pressure Washing and Greasing Eride Batteries Goodyear Tire s For Road Serviea Phone 441 Come and see me Sometime Cisne, Illinois E I K L E B E R R Y ' S O U L T R Y H O U S Cash Buyer of Poultry and Eggs A good supply ofA feeds on hand, at the right price. Correct weights and Good prices is our Deal. W. H. Eikleberry-Prop. Cisne, Illinois. ALL ELEUTRIC SHOE SUPPLIES, ELECTRIC SH NE Men's and and Boy's Work, Dress Shoes V. C. Sweeney mane, Illinois SERVICE V. M. Vaughn . Coal and Corn GENERAL HAULINB Cisne,.I111no1s Compliments of SOUTHERN ILL.'LUMBER CO. Cisne,'I11inois Phone No. 491 More for your money Satisfaction guaranteed PUCKETT'S BEAUTY SHOP Cisne, Illinois 1 Complements TE? ' SQFLF' of ulb M A R G A R E T YS B E A U T Y K I N G ' S G E H E R A L S H O P R E P A I R S H 0 P Phone Electric and for Oxy-Acetylene Welding Appointments and uutting Cisne, Illinois Cisne, Illinois fi Isomvs QUALITY GROCERIES AND M ATS Trade where you can get Quality with prices right I and H Service with a smile. CISNE HATCHERY Baby chicks Feeds? Poultry Supplies, and Remedies Cisne, Illinois K Altergstions end Repairing CISNE CLEANERS Ladies Dresses a specialty All work guaranteed Leslie Taylor - Prop. ' Cisne, Illinois Groceries Fruits JOHN SQUIRE'S STORE Cisne, Illinois Vegetables Lunch Meats 10-011 ' ' 1 J ,il its Al in' .-...3 BARTH'S STORE for QUALITY'M RCHANDISE and Wishing the Class of 1940-41 Success W. H. Barth's Store Cisne, I11. V-...- r..-..-..,.- a u-hu-. 1 ,' fav X , f l I .' 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