Cisne High School - Echo Yearbook (Cisne, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1950 volume:

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'Q , L I si 1-- 6 X Martha Simpson Margaret Spence Thacker Home Economics Chsmistry History, Latin yn Ed W Delbert Zimmerman ngoggerggster Mathmatics General Science 448 6 20 Wilma Lee Milburn Pearl McKnee1en 5 IANITORS George Hubble B111 Johnson - I .Q HG 'Z' EH! 1 f1950 1 lj 1 4 448 U6 0 K4 Carrell, Billie-F.F.A.-1-2-3-lx, Basketball l-2-3-lg, Baseball 1-2-3-14, Class President h, F.F.N. Reporter 14, Class King 2, Parl- imentary Procedure lg, 'The Daffy Dills ' 3, Commerce Club LL, Annual Staff h. Senior Billie Carroll President, Joyce Stark Secretary, Bill Hover Treasurer, Mr. Knowles Sponser. 448 6 20 Joan Schurr-F.H.A.-1-2-3, G.A.A.-2-3 Commerce Club-3, Newspaper staff-3-L Annual Staff-h, Student Council-2 Class Queen-2, Class Sec. and Treas. 2-3. Vice Pres,-11. Joyce Stark, F.H.A. 1-2-3-h, G.A.A 1-2-3-h, Commerce Club h, Student Council 3, Nerspaper Staff 3, Chorus 1-3-h, Band 2-3-M, Sec. h, Pep Club 3-L, The Daffy 111.115 3. 0 Q O ., - - h Billy Hon:-r.r.A.-1-2-3-h, F F-A Rep-3, cum 'rnompaon-r r.A 1 2 3- F.F.1. Pres.-lt, Atheletic llanager-2-3-h, Reporter-lg, F.F.A. Sentinal , Claes Treas.-h, Purlimentary Proceedure-3 448 6 20 A XP' 'X fu 'i Q1 iw! ICJ 1-C f C l,4a 5 Y Betty Lou Barnes, FJ-LA. 1'2-3'llp The mffy Dillg 3, Commerce 'lub 3-ls, F.H.A Student Council l-5-4,President 5-4 Reporter 3, F.H.A Sec. ls, Annual Staff 11, Newspaper Staff lg, Student Council 14, Eugene Ash-Class Vice-President l Class King 3,Basketball 2-3-4, FFA 1-2-5-4, Secretary 2,Vice-Pres. Pep Ulub 2-3', Chorus 1-2-3-h, Librarian 3 3:59-395911 1-2-5-4. Rep. Qtudent Council 14, Class Rep. l. Billie Brasnell, Baseball 2-3-h, Basket- Peggy Braswell, Chorus h, Commerce ball 2-3-14, Annual Staff h, Commerce Club lg, G.A.A lg, Class Pres. 3, Club I4, Act Your Age 3, Vice-Pres. 2-3. Nobody's At Home l, Stick To Your lbrkout 3. 446 206 , , , ,Q ju W. mf' . gl b 3,h. Russell Conard, F.F,A 1-2-3-M, F.F.A Ruby Carlens' Fommerce QW- rd Vice-Pres. 2, F.F.A. Pres. 3, F.F.A. f?i -+ ' wf ll U 6 LN' VfA'm' Treas. h, Commerce Club L, Class King 1, Class Pres. 2, The Daffy Dills 3, F.F.A Trial of Freshman Hartnett, Annual Staff h Parlimentary Procedure 3. F.F.A. F'F'A' . . Sec. L Parlimentary procedure h. Wilma Duke-G.A.A. 1-2-3-h, President 3-h ' F.H.A. 1-2-3-14, student Council 1-2-3, Pep Club 3-h, Cheer Leader 2-h, Chorus l-3, 'The Daffy Dills' 3, Class Queen 1, Sextette 2 4,1 A ' i 5 ff f. ff Ln Q'-,tg iffy 1 fl! 7 Jji' 440 UG 0 ld P Louise Eblin, Chorus 2, F.H.A. 2, G.A.A. 3, Commerce Club 3, Pep Club 2, Cheer Leader 1, Junior Business Club 1. Lyla Fildes-F.H.A.-2-3-h, Newspaper Staff-3-h, Commerce Club-3-h, Chorus 2-33 Annual Staff-h f-1k -C I Marie Farris-F.H.A. l-2-3-h, Pep Club 3-h Commerce Club 3-h, President h, Chorus 1-2 3 Sextette 3, Class Queen 3, Student Council Library Staff h, Newspaper Staff 3-h, Annual Staff h. 1 N L Donna Galbraith, Chorus 1, Newspapel Staff 3-h, Comnerce Club 3-h, The Daffy Dills 3, F.H.A. 1-2-3-D. Pep Club 3-h, 4,i,4 ZQJG N Joanne Hall-Class President 3, F.H.A. 1-2-3- Club-3-h, Newspaper Staff-3-h, G.A.A. 3-h, Pep Club 3-M, Chorus 1-3-h, Band Librarian-3, Annual Staff,h. 3-h, Sec. k Treas. b, Student Council h, Sec ' k Treas. h, Commerce Club h, Annual Staff h, vine Daffy Di1ls'. Betty Hicks-Pep Club-3, Commerce Carolyn Holman-F.H.A.-1-2-3-h, F,H,A ,ReP0Tt6T-h, Commerce Club-3-h, Rep. . hr NCWBPBPCF Staff-3-D, Class Rep.-2 G-A'A--2-3-h, Library staff-3. Bernadine Hubble-F.H.A.-1-2-3-L, F.H.A. Historian-h, Band-1-2-3, Sextette-3, , The Daffy Bills-3, Class Treas.-3, Com erce Club-3,h, Newspaper staff-3-n, Annual Staff-h. 445 ZUU Isom, Carole-F-If-Q' 1'2' Comerce Pauline Laird, i-fHQXf'il3-la, 'me Daffy Club h' Chorus ' ' Dills 3, Chorus 1-3-U, Commerce Club h Pep Club 3, Annual Staff h, Library Staff h, Newspaper Staff h. A ., fl' 3' Q . ' . , , af W C.. gi I 1. . Q Cf . Arline Marvel, Band 1-2-3-h, F.H.A' Jerry Leathers, F.F'A. 1-2-3-h 1-2-3-h, Chorus 1-3, G.A.A. h, F.F.A Vice-Pres. M, Commerce Club h, Librarian 2'3' Newspaper Staff h' Trial of Freshman Hartnett, 448' 206 HA ,ng 1 X i TTC H f for f Y Arlene McCracken-F.H.l.-1-2-h, Cheer ' Juanita McCracken, F.H.A. 1-2-3-h, Leader-3, G.A.A.-3-b, Sec. and Treae-L Commerce Club 3-h, Newspaper Staff 3, Annual Staff-h,Chorua-1-3, Pep Club-1 Library Staff M, Chorus 1-2-34h, Pep Sextette-3, Mahorette-2-3. Club 3. Qii a p ' ton Betty-Annual staff hfngggiercg Ulub L, Fall Fest,- ival 3, Pep bluh 1, Studbnt Council 2, Almogt Eighteen 3. Richardson, Jomm-F.H.A. 1-2-3-h, Chorus 1-3, Sextette 1-2-3, The Daffy Dills 3, G.A.A. 1-2-3, Band 1-2, Cheer Leader 2, Pep G1ub3, Class Reporter 2, Annual surf u.i17'gy p,rf fm f V. -mf 448 206 ' 1 Charles Russell, Annual staff L, F.F.A 2-3-h, Commerce Club h, Newspaper Staff h, Library Staff 3-h, Student Council Rep. 2, . -Maud Muller Takes a Holiday 2, Parlimentary Procedure 3-h, Baseball Manager 1., XM Joy Walker, NoBody's at Home 3, Stick to Your Workout 1, Ola Spide1+Commerce Club 3, Latin Club 1-2-3, Vice President 2, F.HJs 3 E K' ,ses . f ' fl. W -1 1 l wager, F QF oA e I F 'F 'A ', 'Trial of Freshman Hartnett, Commerce Club L. 48 206 4 CLASS HISTCDRY On September 5, 1945, forty-one ugreenn freshmen entered the doors of Cisne High School. We were all mixed up on the time, what period it was, and where our next class was supposed to be. We finally got straight- ened out and had a class meeting at which we chose the following as our officers: Dennis Bowles President Eugene Ash Vice President Joan Schurr Secretary R Treasurer Betty Barnes Reporter Wilma Duke Student Council Representative Eugene Ash Student Council Representative Mr. Parkhill Sponsor In December we had a Christmas party at which 1001 of the Freshmen were present. Our next party was a skating party held at the Flora Skating Rink. Our King and Queen Attendants for the year were Russell Conard and Wilma Duke. Arlene McCracken was Majorette, Jo Ann Richardson was in the Sextette, and Bill Carrell was on the second team in Basketball. On September 2, 1947, we were no longer green freshmen but silly sophomores. We lost nine members Dennis Bowles, Nola Ward, Lowell Sparr, Dorothy Barn- field, John Forth, Floyd Tibbs, Betty Pond, Carroll War- low and Joyce Pond. We also gained three: Mina Mayes Arlene Marvel and Charles Russell, which gave us a total of thirty-five. On September 9, we had a class meeting and elected the following as officers: Russell Conard President Billie Carrell Vice President Joan Schurr Secretary R Treasurer Carolyn Holman Reporter Wilma Duke Student Council Representative Charles Russell Student Council Representative Mr. Revelle Sponsor 448 206 We started the year off right by having a weiner roast on October 27. Because of the disagreeable weather the party couldn't be held outside so we went to the Home Economics room and roasted weiners over the stoves. In the spring we had a skating party which was held at the Flora Skating Rink. This year two members of our class, Eugene Ash and Billie Carrell, were on the Basketball team. We also had two cheer leaders chosen from our class, Wilma Duke and Jo Ann Richardson. Wilma Duke and Jo Ann.Richardson were also in the Sextette. Our King and Queen Attendants for the year were Joan Schurr and Billie Carrell. We were back again on the first day of September, 1948, to be Jolly Juniors, with thirty-two members in our great class. We lost four members: Mina Mayes, William Eblin, Vaurice Bullard, and Dorothy Lowe. we also gained one: Bill Braswell. Arlene McCracken, Bernadine Hubble, Marie Farris and Jo Ann Richardson were in Sextette this year. We held a class meeting at which we elected our officers as follows: Joanne Hall President Bill Braswell Vice President Donna Galbraith Secretary Bernadine Hubble Treasurer Jo Ann Richardson Reporter Marie Farris Student Council Representative Eugene Ash Student Council Representative Mrs. Thacker Sponsor After the first six weeks of school we moved into the new school building. We felt like freshmen again but the other classes were just as mixed up as we were so we didn't feel quite so out of place. In the fall we had a skating party which was held at the Flora Skating Rink. Several of the Juniors took part in the Junior Play 'The Daffy Dillsn, which was presented on November 5. The play was a three act comedy and was quite a success. :Jos 448- In the spring everyone was busy preparing for the Junior and Senior Banquet. Our theme was Mexican Sere- nade. We were very proud of our Banquet and Prom beca- use they were a success and the first to be held in the new school building. we had three from our class on the Baseball and Basketball teams, Eugene Ash, Bill Braswell and Bill Carrell. Arlene McCracken was chosen as one of the cheerleaders. Bernadine Hubble, JoAnn Richardson, Marie Farris, and Arlene McCracken were in the Sextette. Our King and Queen attendants for the year were Eugene Ash and Marie Farris. On September 1, 1949, we came back to our beloved Cisne High School as the Sophisticated Seniors. We were sorry to loose four members of our classy Willie Flee- hearty, Leland Grove, Lola Mae Holmes, and Marvin Smith. We were glad to welcome four new classmates, Louise Eb- lin, Betty Pennington, Peggy Braswell, and Ola Spidelg which gave us a grand total of thirty-two seniors. Our first class meeting was held on September 9, and the following officers were elected. Bill Carrell President Phyllis Schurr Vice President Joyce Stark Secretary B111 Hower Treasurer Cletis Thompson Reporter Betty Barnes Student Council Representative Eugene Ash Student Council Representative Mr. Knowles Sponsor On October 20, we all enjoyed a hayride and weiner roast at Joanne Hall's house. We had three from our class on the Baseball and the Basketball teams, Eugene Ash, Bill Braswell and Billie Carrell. One of the cheerleaders was chosen from our class, Wilma Duke. On April 26, we presented our class play. It is nearly time for us to say nGood byen to Cisne High School. We hope all the future Senior Classes will enjoy their last year as we have ours. We will never for get our school days here and all the fun we had together. 448 6 20 CLASS WILL We, the 1949-50 Senior Class of Cisne Community High School, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. To Mr. Clemens, we will an escalator to enable him to get from floor to floor without using his own energy. To Mr. Meyer, we will a new car with life-long shock absorbers. We also will a band that will be as quiet as a mouse. To Mrs. Webster, we will a new modern home with running water and electricity. To Mrs. Simpson, we will a helicopter to enable her to get around to her home visits quicker. To Mr. Esarey, we will a new middle name, Providing he doesn't get mad when called by it. To Mrs. Thacker, we will a new holiday called 'Posy Day' which is set aside for everyone to wear a posy. To Mrs. Knowles, we will a car of her own so she won't have to ride to town with Mr. Zimmerman. To Mr. Knowles, we will a 6'5N freshman basketball play- er who is sharp on shots and can guard like a college professional. To Miss Davis, we will a husband that will do all the cooking and wash the dishes. To Mr. Zimmerman, we will a cute little blonde secretary who can keep his cafeteria books in order. To Mr. Fitzgerald, we will a bright colored necktie with purple and green stripes. Also a pair of socks to match. I, Gene Ash, will my old Model-A to Max Dye, providing he gives me a new Buick in return. 448 6 20 I, Betty Lou Barnes, will my skill for chewing gum like a cow to Bill Jones. 4 I, Bill Braswell, will my perfect record of attendance lespecially in the afternoon! to Kenny Loss. I, Peggy Braswell, will my love for junior boys to all junior girls. I, Ruby Carines, will my ability to snag boys in Iowa to Ellen Wilson. I, Billie Carrell, will my cute GI haircut to every member of the future Cisne basketball teams. I, Russell Conard, will my smooth ways with teachers to all future freshmen. I, Glen Daniels, will my best friend, Billy Hower, to Barbara Maloy. I, Wilma Duke, will my skill for writing love letters to sailors to every girl who has enough sense to cut their addresses out of the Globe Democrat. I, Louise Eblin, will my knowledge of how to tackle and hog-tie a man to Marilyn Norris. I, Marie Farris, will my set of false teeth and my bi focals to Guy Trotter. I, Lyla Fildes, will my love for Home Economics to all freshman boys who may take it. I, Donna Jean Galbraith, will my tiny waist line and vigorous swing to Doug Bradley. I, Joanne Hall, will my constant chatter and my nonsense to Barbara Galbraith. I, Betty Hicks, will a few surplus freckles to Dean Thompson to go with his red hair. I, Carolyn Holman, will my knowledge of welding to Alan Jones 48 206 4 I Billy Hower, will my ability to take care of the gym, h boys' P. E. classes to Jimmie asketball team, and t e Gibbs. e Hubble, will my courteous personality to the b I, Bernadin Beverley Cbrecht. I, Carole Isom, will my brilliant questions in Book- keeping class to Bill Brubaker. I, Pauline Laird, due to so many critical shortages, will nothing to anyone. I, Jerry Leathers, will a few inches of my height to Frank Simmons. l inet to Marvin Musgrave I, Arlene Marvel, will my c ar NOne-man-band.n so he can become a I, Arlene McCracken, will my acrobatic ways to Mable Huffhines. winning personality and I, Juanita McCracken, will my big smiles to Jackie Hayes. I, Betty Pennington, will my love affairs to Ann Weaver. l athletic skill to Ruthie I, Jo Blake. I, Charles Russell, will my battered-up Civics book and bright answers in class to Ethel Murphy. I, Joan Schurr, will my brilliant knowledge of Chemistry to anyone who has enough courage to take it next year. will my much controlled temper to Bonnie Ann Richardson, wilq my I, Joyce Stark, Rogers. I, Ola Spidel, will my li stick to Beulah Bailey. I, Cletls Thompson, 1 Curlers to Dean Hilliard. ss to Danny Wllliams. Evening in Paris p will my used Ton I, Joy Walker, will my shyne to anybody who needs I, Donald Wager, will my one dimple another one. KSEALJ Hall-Marie Farris Witnesses: Joanne 448 6 20 CLASS PROPHECY In the year 1960 Mr. Knowles sits in a very comfortable living room reading the paper and smoking his pipe. In front of the fire place lies a large boxer ,bulldog and helping the maid with supper we find Mrs. Knowles. As she enters to announce supper, she finds her 'husband entranced in thought. After think- ing of days gone by, she too becomes entranced in thought Yes, she too remembers their days at Cisne High. They must go back and renew their memories. A day or two later finds them coming up the stairs, and heading for the principals office. There they find out where all of the students of the 1950 class have disappeared to. Eugene Ash who was always a very efficient leader in Cisne High is now coaching the State University basketball team. Seems they are a very victorious team but they say Gene is scorekeeper, referee and time keep- er all. So as the old saying goes nevery little bit counts.N Betty Lou Barnes, whose ambition was to become a beauty operator, has side tracked some and is washing dishes, diapers, and greasy pans. Betty was not one to give up easily so as her hobby, she is still employed at the Cisne Theater and has recently worked out a formula for selling popcorn, selling tickets, and taking tickets all at once. Billy Braswell is now better known as, nDoc, You're Killing Me, Braswelln, He has just found a new cure for laziness, which is, sit in the shade and fish. Peggy Braswell, who is always quite fond of music became a great trombone player and took Evelyn's place as solo player for the Hour of Charm. For special occasions she also sings. lShe sings bass beautifullyl. Her private life is also very interesting. She was mar- ried six times before she finally settled down with a childhood sweetheart. A Ruby Carines was following the Barnum Bros. Circus as the strongest woman ever to travel with their circus. She developed her muscles tossing her husband around. QHer most recent accomplishment was to shock New York by moving the Empire State building to the country.0 She 4 4.8 206 has converted it into a beautiful home. But her family gets their wheaties, so the building is slowly going to wreck. Billie Carrell is now a famous toupee designer. We fear Billie has too many G. I. haircuts, as he now does designing for himself. His most recent design is a combination of curls and a braid. He is very famous in these parts for a recent episode with one of his lady customers. Seems she mistook his braid and curl design as one for women. Bill was only trying to bring back memories of the good old days, even though they are too old for him to remember. Russell Conard, better known as Lord Lurkey Shadowsn Cof course his name comes from the fact that he has written more murder mysteries than any other personj is now a very dejected man. Because of nervous shock that he has caused people, he has been asked to retire. A few new books have come out written by a man called Sir Alackberry, that are very similar to Russell's Maybe we will see more after his mysteries have quieted down a bit. Glen Daniels is now a well known pilot. He has, in his time, made many very unfortunate flights. He has retraced Admiral Byrd's steps many times. The last time we heard from him he had just erected his one-hundredth flag on the North Pole. Poor Glen is really upset because he has failed to become a recognized person even after his many flights. Wilma Duke was a well-known airline hostess and has made many nerve-wrecking flights through Africa. Seems one of her trips she fell deeply in love with the leader of one of the African tribes. She has now given up her career and is living very comfortable in a modern bamboo home somewhere in Africa. Louise Eblin has been a very fine and upstanding woman in her time. She has traveled through the country doing one good deed after another. But at last Louise has given up being a Girl Scout and is taking up medi- cine in the Yale University. Good luck, Louise, and we all hope you are a success. One of the most outstanding women in the world to- day is Marie Farris. Having been born at a very early age, she was quite old enough when leaving Cisne High School to set out on her chosen profession, face lifting. She became an artist in this line and is now the sole proprietor of the nFarris Fancy Facial Fatalit1es.N She has introduced into the business a new machine call- ed the Sunbeam Nifty Lifter. With a few more years work on the older women, the world will be a brighter place to live. Lyla Fildes is now a successful woman. In Lyla's time she has gone a long way. At first she had only one small pot of violets, but now she is entire owner of a large chain of flower shops. Lyla has never been mar- ried, but is still not considered an old maid because of her youthful appearance. Could be the flowers had something to do with it. Donna Galbraith, as you all know, was always a very energetic girl. She has changed her profession many times since she left Cisne. Our first report was that she was a missionary in China, but of late it seems Donna has changed some, and, is now a well-known Lady Jockey. Seems a grandson of Dan Patrick recently joined Dan in heaven and congratulated his grandfather on hav- ing been gone before Donna became famous. As for Joanne Hall, well you know nJon, always ready to do something different. Well, this time she really did. Equipped with the proper equipment she has now moved to the moon and is living very happily with several little moonbeams playing around her. Einstein sure was one swell guy, wasn't he? 'Betty Hicks is now on her road to success. She has recently become one of the most famous Lady Auto Racers of her time. Now that she has three small sons she has plenty of cars to work with. They are glad to assist her by having a couple at the head of the stairs at all times. She is the only living person who has raced down a flight of stairs with an auto under each foot and landed safely standing on her feet. L 448 6 20 Another one of our classmates, Carolyn Holman, better known as Corky, constructed a light house on Elm River, where she and Billie are living quite peacefully, except when a big steam ship comes sailing down the river. Bernadine Hubble is now a great architect. She has designed several houses for California. These houses are very unusualg they have no roof. CThat is to let in all of sunny California if possiblel. For a hobby she takes care of two cats named Bill and Billie, and two canaries names William and Willie. Carole Isom is now somewhere in Florida. We hope! It has been reported she went there to look for some of the mosquitoes she has always heard of. The longest one she had found on last report was one-eighteen inches long, but her aim was to find one as long as her arm She is still looking. Pauliene Laird, the clatterbrain of Cisne High School was found in a grass skirt on Peacock's Tail Island sing ing nMule Train.n There, who owns a peanut farm and has invented a new very practical machine called nPolly's Pea nut Puller.n She is living in a grass palace with a str aw roof's. Yes, it has more than one roof. Jerry Leathers has joined the rodeo and rides buck- ing broncs and brama bulls. If he can't ride them no one else can. Arlene Marvel has now taken Benny Goodman's place as director of his orchestra. The orchestra has grown in size since Arlene became the leader. Seems all the NYoung Men With a Hornn has vollunteered their services to make her band become more famous. She started out with only a station wagon but now she has a special train called nArlene's Jazz Wagonn. All tracks are cleared when they see her coming, as she is the engineer Arlene McCracken has now left the very face of this old earth for better hunting grounds. She is through with men and is looking for a certain bug to cross with the glow-worm so she can have a new breed of insects called glow-bugs. On her last excursion she went to the moon and has never returned. 448 206 Jaunita McCracken always had a wandering look in her eyes. I guess she is happy at last. What has she done? Moved to Alaska, of course. Andiof all things!llJ took panning gold as her full time job. Now she 'is happilly wed and has several small eskimos in their over- sized igloo. Betty Pennington, who was always a whiz at shorhand, became the worlds champion writer when she finally got five hundred words a minute. Everyone thought she would become a shorthand teacher, but she fooled them. She became the first woman president of the United States. She ran on the Demorepublican ticket and was re-elected for ten times in succession. Jo Ann Richardson has given up the idea of being a house wife and has taken up textile painting. If you wish to see Jo Ann you have a job on your hands, because tacked on her door is a sign which reads: Down in the textiles, can't get up With this painting, I'm a drowned pup. Come again some other day When my painting is put away. Charles Russell has lived a very quite peacefull life. After Graduating from C. C. H. S. he immediately took up his profession of farming. He has ben very successful in growing corn. He has been known to get the sum of two bushels an acre. Joan Schurr now has her lifelong dream come true. She owns a dizen dogs of all different sizes, shapes and colors. She is kept quite busy caring for and desi- gning collars and leashes to fit their needs. Each year she enters them in the National Cat Show at Enterprise Illinois. In her spare time she runs a petunia farm. Joyce Stark is still doing well. She has had a very unhappy life so far, but still is hoping for better. She has been married seven times so far, and was recently heard to be in Washington C. C. after one of Hollywood's latest dream man, Tyrone Gable. Joy Walker, another Sam Spade, PrivetEye, is really going places and doing things. He is quite a Rom- eo and popular with the women because he always manages to pin the crime on the men. 448 G 20 Cletis Thompson, is, well, you couldn't guess what? He started as a weather prophet, but failed and succeed- ed the same day. When he stated that the weather would be cold and hot, and that the rain and snow would come the same day, everyone thought he was crazy. But, some- thing happened and it must have been one of Hollywood's miracles, because some times Hollywood does have miricles Confidentially--sometimes I think that Cletis is slightly mystified with some of his prophecies. Donald Weger, has fooled everyone by his outstand- ing occupations, which is making enough money to keep his wife in all the fur coats that her little heart desires. The occupation is to roll over Niagra Falls in barrel every morning before breakfast. Donald says NI find this very stimulating and it gets me away from my dear little wife for a little whilen. Don't get the wrong idea, Donald would never consent to be hen pecked. Ola Spidel is now a nurse for a famous dentist and has designed a famous new look in teeth. She has re- moved all the elephant tusks from the elephants in the St. Louis Zoo and has bridged them in several of her pa- tients new bridges. These are very popular. Girls, if your date calls for you with these things on, go with him by all means, because he has dough, or at least he once had. iiffafifi 8 44 IIUU CLASS CDFFICERS Mrs. Thacker Jackie Hayes Donald Uye Bill Brubaker Herbie Miller Mrs. Knowles Charles Lon S Karl Caldwell Bonnie Rodgers Bill Stark Jim Richardson Angie Young Billie Hillard u :un i of A, , W ,, 7' ' '13 F420 ofa n , 1 I 7 A b 'T' I' X ' 1 Q W , , ,y., . 448 6 20 Bill Brubaker Donnie Dye Ethel Murphy Doris Pittman Darlene Atteberry Betty Barnes ' Joy Berry Dean Best W ,C 1 'V 1 A Jackie Hayes Herbie Miller w Earl Hillaru Janis Anderson Betty Barton Ruth Beckel phyllis Bpoyn -Lela Bullock , 'N 'W Shirley Burton Dianb clark Joanne Chapman David C133 48 4 06 . 2 Buvrvil R Courtright Elaine Ellis Norma Henson Albert Klger . Ilene Pennington . Max Dye-1 Roy Eickleberry Melvin Elliott L. 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'W P 'zxwwggi-F M, A ' '. w af' 4 H HM .f 8 44 6 20 Carl Caldwell Beverley Obrecht Douglas Bradley L Dopgthy COI'18.I'd John Gill yn hx rf' Charles Long Jim Stanley Dean Burgess Norma Conard Joan Goffinett , ,Lv u wif 4 cnulyiidyi Bonnie Rodgers Ann Weaver Beulah Bailey Earlene Barrett Naomi CaPPenter Joanne Carter Jean Eickleberry Junior Elliott Forest Imboden Alan Jones 448 206 B111 Jones Byron Kelly Edwina Mccormidk Dorothy Merri Pauliene P096 Ellen Wilson 7 June Simmons k Johnny Kerr L Royce Molt all.. qj Shirleyjbf Leathers Pauliene Murphy JSO' Bill Robinson Ruth Schell Gloria e y p zner oanne p zner Stinnett B tt S it J S it ' Dean Thompson Guy Trotter Harlan Watson Leon williams - g..w..,4 Q' O J' v' in . ' www I W H' , V1 AN 'A l P iw ,L ,Q ,- . 1 rj ' f ? ,4 4 c M 448 206 Angie Young Reba Murphy Ruthie Blake Jack Clutter Jimmy Gibbs B .41-h. .in Billie Hilliard Jim Richardson Bill Stark W2 N Richard Simmons Donald Atteberry Fred Ayers M Charles Booth Carolyn Brattonk Eleanor Carter LaDonna Duke Barbara Elliott Jackie Enlow ana fl g fmz B aww LH Mink? ' , L ..h- A . ' , -,., ,',-1 - f Q -11, A 22475 1 Egggaflfwfig . fg.,,,, ., f , . A . ' Y el R leln X 3.5 ,A L ffHf5f,Q1 1 Y X 515 n 1- ,, V Jean Hamner James Harrell Shirley Henson 448 206 J! Bradley Henson Sue Hunt N 'x Mary Kiger N N Katheryn McCracken 1 1 XHA ,I -V y, I.-T ,X Shirley Henson Bob Johnson Dale Laughlin Marilyn Norris XV- 3 J 157 If' 1 0 JY-fl' wuma Hillard H338 f my-.H B anff: ,. '55-aw aa,?af Kr'Mm . ,,,..,. 1 ,. : ' ai-A it W, Xin ff J-f in ' 3' I Paul Jones Barbara Maloy Jim Orr 3- Z Bill Prince Kendall Potteroff Donna Samford Ng-we 5 J Mable Huffhines I 1 I N Q H. ' N. ' ffl, N . 'Ei W it-,Aim 1 Ralph Jones Maxine Mann V 12- N ' ' H 'W y V B 61 .L - , riff4 l 1' KNEE' W' yy' gg, -,4.- My f l. , , i yyg W ,, w.aQsYy2' -- Q -, 1' Ewwf 4 V' 11,7 , 0 y Dale Pittman I X Q K. xii , g,:w:Mgn?L, ,: . ei, 4 ' X Billy Shelton 448 206 Donald Slade . C 3 Wanda Slade Rosalee Sparr Betty Spitzner Warren Walker Clarence Ward Dean Sanders , W tk Flesd Bernard Wolf Garnett Warlow 6 448 206 September 1 5 9 12 13 1h 16 21 21 22 23 26 28 30 October h h 7 ll 12 12 13 1h 15 17 20 21 26 28 28 November 1 9 10 ll 15 16 18 22 23 2h-25 28 29 30 December 2 S 9 9 13 16 19 20 21 SCHOOL cALENnAR 19h9-1950 School again No more late sleeping! Labor Day What vacation alread ??? Class Organization Who will be elected??? Student Council Organization Baseball Clay City Here we non!!! Faculty Board Social Baseball Noble Here Victory again!!! Annual Staff Meeting F.H.A. and F.F.A. Social and Initiation Poor Freshmen Illinois Association of School Boards Carbondale Baseball Farina There Midland Trail Conference Clay City we won!!! Community Club Meeting Baseball North Clay Here we lon!!! Class Meetings Baseball Noble There Baseball North Clay There Baseball Sumner Here First Period Examinations Oh Dear!!!! Sophmore Class Social Wayne County Institute Cisne Illinois Education Association Mt. Carmel House of Delegates Meeting Freshman Class Social Senior Class Social Hay-ride and Weiner roast F.H.A. Meeting F.F.A. Meeting Student Council Meeting F.H.A. Halloween Party with the F.F.A. Class Meetings Junior Class Play--- ---------- NGangway for Ghostsn Student Council Meeting Armistice Day Basketball-Mills Prarie A winning start. Junior Class Social Basketball-best Salem Basketball-Wayne City F.H.A. Meeting Thanksgiving Vacation F.F.A. Meeting Here Here T'hank Goodness!!! Basketball-Farina There Juniors receive their class rings. Basketball-Sumner There Basketball-North Clay There F.H.A. Meeting Basketball-Clay City Here Basketball-Wayne City There Basketball-Dahlgren There F.F.A. Meeting Basketball-Kunmundy There Commerce Club Meeting December 26-January 2, Christmas Vacation OH BOY!!! 448 ZU5 January February March April May 6 6 13 16 20 19-20 en-29 25 27 3 6 7 1h 17 21 22 2 3 274 26-28 3 7 10 17 29 La 6 7 10 lh lb 21 26 27 28 2 2 6 9 12 12 17 2h 28 29-30 31 F.H,,51. Meeting Basketball-Farina Here Postponed Student Council Meeting Basketball-Noble There Basketball-West Salem There lst. Semester Another half to go. Midland Trail Conference Louisville F.F.A. Meeting Initiation Services in F.H.A. Basketball-Su ner Here Senior Home Ec. Class serves Basketball-Dahlgren Here Basketball-Clay City There Basketball-Kinmundy Here Basketball-Noble Here F.F.A. Meeting Com erce Club Meeting Basketball-North Clay Here Rotary Basketball Regional Tourneyment F.H.A. Basketball Game Class Meetings Student Council Meeting F.H.A. Meeting Commerce Club Meeting Class Meetings County Institute Fairfield Good Friday Last Vacation until Freshman and Sophomore Class Social Sth period exams. Student Council Meeting SIIIUIIICI' Baseball-Kinmundy Here Commerce Club Meeting Tea by F.H.A. Baseball-Farina Here Baseball-Kinmundy There Class Meetings Hobo Day for F.H.A. Baseball-Clay City There Baseball-Sumner There Junior-Senior Banquet Have you forgotten your formal???92?? Com erce Club Meeting F.F.A. Meeting Baccalaureate Services 2nd. Period Exams Last minute rust to pass Commencement After 12 long years CTI ITIE ? izsr 675 X x, 448 06 G I 0 TWT! F. H. A. Officers F. F. A. Officers Junior Play Cast Pyramid G 448 20 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row F. H. A. Carolyn Bratton, Arlene Marvel, Shirley Leathers Ruth Blake, Doris Pittman, Rosalie Rogers, Joy Berry, and Donna Samford. Marie Farris, Juanita McCracken, Pauline Laird, Wilma Hillard, Barbara Galbraith, Janis Anderson Donna Galbraith, Arlene McCracken, and Reba Murphy --Herbie Miller, Jackie Hayes, Elaine Ellis, June Simmons, Ethel Murphy, Betty Barnes, JoAnn Rich- ardson, Carolyn Holman, and Betty Ann Barnes. Joanne Hall, Joyce Stark, Mary Kiger, Kathryn McCracken, Barbara Elliott, Betty Yocham, Shirley Burton, Lyla Fildes, Phyllis Brown, Mrs. Simpson Dorothy Conard, LaDonna Duke, Ellen Wilson, Lorna Mayo, Illene Pennington, Earlene Barrett, Peggy Braswell, and Darlene Atteberry. --Joanne Goffinett, Wanda Slade, Mable Huffhlnes, Maxine Mann, Barbara Maloy, Royce Molt, Pauline Murphy, Ann Weaver, Beverly Obrecht, Ruth Schell Ola Spidel, Edwina McCormick, Shirley Harrell, Jean Hamner, Rosalee Sparr, Elanor Carter, and Gloria Stinett. Fa Fo Ao Billy Hillard, Jim Gibbs, Clarence Ward, Byron Kelly, Ralph Jones, Charles Long, James Harrell, Dale Pittman. Jackie Enlow, Dean Thompson, Dean Burgess, Jerry Leathers, Dean Best, Alan Jones, Bradley Henson, Paul Jones, Donald Slade, Artie Fildes, Melvin Elliott, Donne Hillard, Dean Powell, and Roy Lee Eikleberry. Jim Orr, Dale Laughlin, Glen Daniels, Bill Stark, Richard Simmons, Douglas Bradley, Bernard Wolf, Jack Clutter, Albert Kiger, Max Dye, Gene Ash, Ovid Hicks, Kenny Loss, Charles Russell, Billy Shelton, and Junior Elliott. Mr. Eaarey Billy Hower, Billie Carrell, Russell Conard, Fred Ayers, Forrest Imboden, Harlan Watson, Bill Robin- son, Jim Richardson, Donald Weger, Bill Porter, Cletis Thompson, and Carl Caldwell. 445 206 b'.H A 1- FHFA iEkC5 ZKJU STUDENT COUNCIL Standing---Charles Long, Mr. Meyer, Richard Simmons, Elaine E11 Frank Sim ons, Beverley Obrecht, Boris Pittman and Reba Murphy Setting ---- Betty Lou Barnes, Jim Stanly, Eugene Ash, and Joanne Row Row Row Not Hall LA TIN CLUB l--Shirley Henson, Chrnett Warlow, Mailyn Norris, Angie Young, Joanne Chapman, Joanne Carter and Betty Lou Spitzner 2--Charles Gibson, Joanne Spitzner, Sue Hunt, Ola Spidel, Rosalie Rogers, Joy Berry, and Mrs. Thacker. 3-Jim Stanly, Marvin Musgrave, Earl Dean Hillard, Bill Brubaker, John Gill, Bill Prince and Kendall Potroff. Pictured--David Clem and Betty Ann Spitzner i 448 206 L., 'D-Qt Student Council Cz '55 fm Mp. , , Latin Club 205 445 LIBRARY STAFF Standing--Pauline Laird, Bernadlne Hubble, Marie Farris, Seated Row l- Row 2- Peggy Braswell, Miss Davis, and Artie Fildes. ---Charles Russell, Juanita McCracken. Bob John- son not shown. ANNUAL STAFF Miss Davis, Pauline Laird, Billie Carrell, Russell Conard, Jo Ann Richardson, Joanne Hall, Marie Farris, Betty Hicks, Joan Schurr, and Mrs. Thacker. Charles Russell, Arlene McCracken, Lyla Fildes, Bill Braswell, Bernadine Hubble, Betty Barnes and Gene Ash. Betty Pennington not shown. NEWSPAPER STAFF Standing--Mrs. Webster, Arlene Marvel, Betty Pennington, Seated Donna Jean Galbraith, and Charles Russell. ----Betty Barnes, Betty Hicks, Russell Conard, Joan Schurr and Gene Ash. Not Shown-Marie Farris and Peggy Braswell. Row l- Row 2- Row 5- COMMERCE CLUB Arlene Marvel, Louise Eblin, Lyla Fildes, Betty Hicks, Betty Barnes, Jackie Hayes, Elaine Ellis, Donna Jean Galbraith, and Joanne Hall. Mrs. Webster, Juanita McCracken, Ethel Murphy, Carole Isom, Ola Spidel, Lorna Mayo, Norma Henson, Ruby Cariens, Betty Pennington, Joyce Stark, Phyllis Brown, Norma Kiger, Barbara Galbraith, Illene Pennington, and Carolyn Holman. Jerry Leathers, Dean Hillard, Kenny Loss, Charles Russell, Pauline Laird, Marie Farris, Peggy Braswell, Max Dye, Russell Conard, Donald Weger, Billie Carrell and Gene Ash. 448 206 Library Staff A Annual Staff 46 206 4 All Newspaper Staff Commerce Club ZUU 448 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row CHORUS l--Ruth Schell, Betty Barton, Diane Clark, Kathryn McCracken, Darlene Atteberry, Mary Kff Shirley Leathers, Betty Yocham, Herbie Millex, -zhel Murphy and Shirley Burton. 2--Mr. Meyer, Louise Samford, Betty Lou iarnes, Pauline Laird, Carole Isom, Joy Berry. Tune Simmons, Ann Weaver, Carolyn Holman, Donna Samlord, Barbara Elliott and Jean Hamner. 5--Norma Conard, Juanita McCracken, Marie Farris, Peggy Braswell, Joan Goffinett, Joyce Stark,, Rosalie Rogers, Ellen Wilson, Lorna Mayo, Marilyn Norris and Reba Murphy. BAND --Donna Jean Samford-.Majorette --Rosalie Rogers, Marilyn Potteroff, rhaine Ellis, Ruth Schell, Bill Brubaker, Mr. Meyer. --Kendall Potteroff, Bob Taylor, Jerry Samford, Janis Anderson, Herbie Miller, David Clem, Bill Stark, Jean Eikleberry, Marvin Musgrave and Frank Simmons. --Ruth Blake, Louise Samford, Judy Young, Sheryl Shannon, and Carol Kerns. --Ann Weaver, Galen Henson, Garnet Warlow, Shirley Harrell, and Carolyn Bratton. --Arlene Marvel, Randall Potteroff, Joyce Stark, Norma Henson, and Betty Ann Barnes. --Angie Young, Ronald Lindsey, Patty Williamson, Jerry Coldren, and Dean Thompson. ' Joy Berry, Joan Goffinett, David Bostwick, Joanne Hall, Pauline Murphy, and June Simmons. L5 44 U6 0 9 Chorus Band 206 448 Row l- G. G. A. -Shirley Henson, Joan Goffinett, Ann Weaver, June Simmons and Ruth Blake Row 2-Betty Ann Barnes, Joy Berry, Rosalie Rogers, Herbie Row 3- Row 1- Row 2- Row 3- Row 3- Miller, Donna Galbraith, Carolyn Holman, and Arline McCracken Mrs. Knowles, Angie Young, Joyace Stark, Joanne mall, Peggy Braswell, Arlene Marvel, Carolyn Bratt on, Darline Atteberry, Betty Barton, Diane Clark and Donna Samford PEP CLUB -Angie Young, Ann Ewaver, Wilma Buke and Garnett Worlow -Carolyn Bratton, Joyace Stark, Arline Marvel, Juanita McCracken, Peggy Braswell, Betty Ann Barnes, dune Simmon Bonnie Rodgers, Marie Farris, Pauline Laird, nosale Rogers, and Joy Berry -Dorthy Conard, Reba Murphy, Beverley Obrecht, Louise Samford, Herbie Mill er, Betty kicks, Betiy lou Haynes, Phyllis Brown, Carole Isom, Darlene Atteberry, Janis Anderson, Barbara Galbraith, Marilyn Norris, Aatherine McCracken, Barbara Elliott. Ilene Pennington, and Jackie Hayes -Joan Goffinett, Pauline Murphy, Betty Jo Yocham, Diane Clark, Ola Qpidel, Dorthy Merrick, Auth Schell, Norma Conard Joanne Carter, Shirley Leathers, and Ruth Blake -1 .. -Al- T10 '41 X. W4 CD .D N G. G. Av Pep Club 4 THLETIC 206 44h Billie Carrell First Five Plqyera Gene Ash QB111 BPBSWSLL Dean Powell Roy Eikleberry io 4 , 206 . A me 'xx 4 fi ,v Billy HOWSI'-Manager' B1111e Cannell-captain Cheerleaders-Angie Young, Wilma Duke, Ann Weaver, Garnet Warlow 448 206 1 ,A 3 5 E J ' 'gg' R Eik B111 Braswell oyv leberry 1 . sl ..-, DQ' Q L G Dean Powell ene Ash 4423 2Uu we'-:F Max Dye. David Clem ,I-aff ,c fail Donna Hillhlrd ?, Qqt ENN 1 . Frank Simmons 448 ZU6 B111 Brubaker Forrest Imboden E Charles Long Harlan Watson 45 4 206 Row Row Row Row Row BASKETBALI TEAM 1--Bill Braswell, Eugene Ash, Bill Carrell, Roy Lee Eickleberry, Dean Powell and Max Dye. 2-Mr. Knowles, Charles Long , Forest Imboden, Bill Brubaker, Frank Simmons, Harlan Watson, Donne Hillard, David Clem and Bill Jones. BASEBALI SQUAD 1--Bill Braswell, Eugene Ash, Bill Carrell, Roy Lee Eickleberry, and Melvin Elliott. 2--Mr. Knowles, Danny Williams, Frank Simmons, Ovid Hicks, and Jim Richardson. 3-Junior fblliott, Dean Powell, and Dean Best. 'fn 'dl Q4 I .- 3 D C-I Basketball Squad Baseball Team 6, O, ,Vw - nf' 15 J' 'K 'I c Nf CM 453 64 20 DATE Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 15 18 22 29 2 5 9 13 16 20 6 9 l7 20 3 7 lb 17 21 2h BASKFTBAL OPPONENTS Mills Prairie West Salem Wayne City Farina Sumner Louisville Clay City West Salem Dahlgren Kinmundy Farina Mills Prairie Noble Wayne City Sumner Dahlgren Clay City Kinmundy Noble Louisville L SCORES 19h9-1950 PLACE Here Here Here There lhere There Here There There There Here There There There Here Here There Here Here Here THEY 32 21 bl ll 58 66 33 32 25 h6 33 37 S8 16 38 26 S1 SO M6 60 TO 1234 Q4 L9 D CQ Donna Jean Samford J- O- Clemens X , , ,Kb Algebra I Class English IV Class 55 44 OG fi H J lt, 4? Study Hall Typing Class X.M,,M wm- E an .,, LIONS Band Practice if Nurse's Office 8 44 6 20 1 Dr1ver's Education Class Millerus School Bus Ag. Work Shop Home Ec. II Class , , f'1 Q 4 64 20 Cooks Cafeteria 448 6 20 ul aw 7 f- 2 A:-Lexi-:A-.:. get S E c CORONATTON OF KING AND QUEEN h Standing: Pauline Murphy, Charles Long,W3arnet'Worlow, Richard Simmons, Ilene Pennine ton, Jim Stanley, Carolyn Holman, Billie Carrell, Joan Schurr, Roy Eilkeberry Donna D .9 Samford, Dean Hillard, Bonnie Rogers, Dean Powell, Joanne Hall, Donne Hillard, Arlene M k 1 ' ' cCrac en, Gene Ash, Betty Barton, Donald Weger, Joan Goffinett, Bill Hower, Herbie Miller, Jim Richardson, Ann Weaver, Kenneth Loss, Reba Murphy, and Alan Jones. Seated: Juanita McCracken, Beverley Obrecht, Louise Samford, Donna Simmons, Jackie Ha es An ' Y D ' ' y , gie oung, avid Clem, Max Dye, Karl Ayers, Freddie Ayers, Karl Caldwell and Russell Conard King, Queen and Attendants Ruth Simmons, Homecoming Queen 448 206 pf I x 4 ,, BL, W K 1 X HX and XY , F. My f i? gf 'Q , Haj N' K ' . . , .RIG - 1 I-fi ff .2 ,e KM, . W, gms , gf5?q.ff5jf.L. ., . , sb .. 'f -4 . . ' , at W ? ' Q fy ..,,. V M ff M, . X, if 8 44 6 20 M I C' M -xg 'su u ' Mx 1 . i if 45.3195 Q 5 ? f,', U55 sl? W' x al' 5' 'Qu Y' F DVERTISING ,- 'S xv 206 448 Compliments of H N W. S P E N Goff, Illinois 448 206 We invite you to drive the New 1950 Buick and feel the difference 521 W. North Ave. Phone 27 CHAPMAN MOTOR SALES Flora, Illinois Best Wishes to Class of V50 DE SELMS BROS. STORE General Merchandise Gene and Vernon DeSelms 448 O6 2 Compliments of V. C. SWEENEY RITZ Friedman Shelby Shoes CONFECTIONERY Dependable Insurance Cisne, Illinois Portor's SERVICE STATION Compliments of Phillips Gas and Oil Weger's Recreation Center Auto Accessories Cisne, Illinois Sam Portor Cisne, Illinois Compliments of DE SELMS FUNERAL HOME Serving Cisne for Over 50 Years BRATTON HATCHERY Compliments of U.S. Approved HOWEY Pullorum Cleaned Cisne, Illinois FURNITURE COMPANY Fairfield, Illinois 448 206 Our Compliments and Best Wishes Compliments of To the Class of 1950 STARR HOTEL Geff Milling Co. Flora, Illinois Geff, Illinois Phone: Office lR2 Residence lR3 Brisseden Service Sales k Finance Co Compliments of General Electric Appliance K1ngs's Barber Shop 104 W. North Ave. Geff, Illinois Flora, Illinois 448 206 George O. Deem All Kinds of Insurance Goff, Illinois It pays to play See us for your sporting goods needs Ayer's Bros. 116 E. North Ave. Flora, Illinois Phone Flora 522 L. Carters Cleaning l in and pressing For the best in c ean g Guaranteed Mothproofing No Extra Cost. 1445 2116 RICHEY BROS. Farm Equipment and Trucks Phg 29 Flora, Ill. CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS 1950 When you get married remember our furniture store. CLIPPINGER FURNITURE STORE FLORA, ILLINOIS Compliments of THEATER BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 68-Rl Owned and Operated Catherine Felix Paul Cravens Shell Service Station Geff, Illinois by 448 206 Compliments to the Class of 50 Compliments of Schurr's Machine Shop Flora First National Bank Enterprise, Ill. Flora, Illinois Hardware Auto Supplies Compliments of H. W. Eaton Auto Parts Ira Brooks Motor Co. Phone 2 Flora, Illinois 329 West North Ave. Your Chevrolet Dealer Flora, Illinois 448 06 2 Compliments of PEDDICORD'S RED H WHITE FOOD STORE Fancy Grocerys Meat R Produce Compliments of R. P. EARTH General insurance Agency Clsne, Illinois Compliments of SOUTHERN ILLINOIS LUMBER CO. Cisne, Illinois 448 206 Everett O. Long Assistant Warren D. Crippen, Proprietor CONGRATULATIONS TO CRIPPEN FUNERAL HOME us-Considerate CLASS OF 'SO Dignified--Courteo 1921-1950 Ambulance Service Phone 5831 YOUNG MANv ----- Let This Be Your nCreedH nDress Well to Succeedn U. S. CLOTHING STORE Fairfield, Illinois Ira A. Brown--Phone 279 I-N? .QCTB Compliments of Congratulations Dale Mann 8 Co. HETTIGER'S JEWELRY Flora, Illinois Flora, Illinois nShoes for the entire Eamily Compliments to the Class ef 1950 EIKLEBERRY WAYNE LOCKER SERVICE POULTRY HOUSE Cold Storage Cash for Poultry and Eggs Processing of Meat, Feeds Fruits and Vegetables Cisne, Illinois 448 206 Compliments of H. W. Jones ELLIOTT'S CLEANERS Expert Cleaning Pressing and Repairing 011 Field Hauling 1 Day Service Cisne, Illinois Thomas Elliott, Proprietor Compliments of Flora Pure Milk and Ice Cream Company Flora, Illinois 44h5 1305 FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCE Refrigerators - Stoves Home Freezers Hot Water Heaters Natural and Bottle Gas Stoves, Heaters and Ranges We specialize in REA House Wiring Equipment M. F. Pyle Phone S2-R2 Cisne, Illinois Compliments of STANDARD SERVICE STATION and Re1d's Cafe Compliments of Bill Glenn, Sr. SKELGAS DEALER Fairfield, Illinois Compliments of STEINER CLOTHING STORE Fairfield, Illinois 448 206 CISNE STATE BANK Cisne, Illinois Statement of Condition as of December 31st, 19h9 RESOURCES Cash and due from banks--3lh7,02l. U. S. Securities- ------- 913,000. Other Securities --------- 19,000.00 Loans and Discounts ------ h6,017.66 1 O9 00 Banking House- ----- ----- - .00 ' OFFTCERS Fred W. Barth--President Royal A. Barth-Vice-President 5 Cashier MEMBER FEDERAL DEBOSTT INSURANCE IIABTLTTTES Capital Stock--S 15,000.00 Surplus -------- 10,000. OO Undivided Profits 31,bh5.69 Deposits ------- 1,068,59h.O6 TOTAL ---- ---5Tji5Ej639I7B DIRECTURS Fred W. Barth Royal A. Barth s. A. Clay CORPORATWON s UTUGBAPHS dl FACULTY AUTO PHS ERA m' J W Auronnnns X , Y I Cm C x 1 E Y i w I AUTOGRAPHS . W A Y N 1 A Y 1 A Q Y 'N Qf,m1 'l-f'f24I'iP AUTUGBAPHS , W A K l 1 A Nw, V A nl-1 ZX NW Q Nh-I W - .1