Crete Monee High School - Jester Yearbook (Crete, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1940 volume:

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' I I A Q, J ' .fp . .gs 'A 'X ., N ' 'J . i 5 '9fffQ':E'FL-T SOPHOMORES On September 6 1938 forty four green froth tlmxdly ventured x 1th1n the portals of the Crete H1gh School They reahzed at once that they must get things orgamzed 1f they wished to go anywhere so they athered and chose class offxcers nammg Travls Stennmg presldent QJCHBVICYC Robson vlce presldent and glvmg Ben Macxanello the task of keepmg the records and fxnances straxght Then they started the ball rolhng Partles were held scholastlc records were made Then the freshles gave an assembly before the Cl'ltlI'6 student body to show that they really had somethlng When the lowly freshmen returned as exalted sophs 1n September 1939 elght had dropped by the wayslde but the arrlval of a new member ralsed the class to 36 the biggest and best 1n school They declded to elect new offlcers g1v1ng Bob Snoeberger the chalr Olof Llndberg the uce presldency and Ethel Hon the ever necessary Job of keeplng tab on the records and the money The sophs are to be seen 1n actlon all over the school Yon hall guard IS a sophomore sophs on the bucket team sophs ln the orchestra -on the student councxl 1n all the actlvltxes The sophs agam had a chance to show thelr talents when they gave an all school assembly a bunco and card party and a dance Norma Jean Peterson Really Cyrll Blackwell Yes You have such a cold stare Warren Gerstenkorn Your teeth are hke pearls LIRFJOPIC Mason And who lS Pearl? Josephme Carter Do you fmd photography very d1ff1cult Evelyn Zxrzow On the contrary It s snap FRESHMAN CLASS The freshman class for thls year has thlrty members all of whom partlcxpate ln the many and varxed act1v1t1es of Crete Pubhc School Flrst on the Freshman Calendar for 1939 40 was the assembly pro gram presented ln October It proved qtute amusmg and entertalnmg Next came the Chrlstmas party at which games were played gxfts ex changed and of course refreshments served' Also ln the hne of partles came the St Valentme s Day party and the party glven for the fresh men because they won the flrst attendance contest sponsored by the Stu dent Councll Some of the more promment Csophs and Jumors hke to call them 0fflCBI'Sl members of the class are Presxdent James Cnbbs Vlce PPBSI dent Gerald Luecke Secretary Dorothy Wallace Treasurer Crysta belle Von Engeln and Program Chaxrman Isabelle Apkmg Page Thxrteen - Ll H ' ' . Q , , , , Y ge . . . '- . . . . f , , ll ' . 79 T H 79 ' 7 7 1- - . , - . ll , . - ll !7 ' ' G . Q- , . 7' ' Cyril Blackwell: You remind me of a flight of icy steps. , CK YY ' . U . . 17 , u ' H ' ' . u . ' n . ' . ll ' ' ' !V ' , Il' ' V H . . , . A . , ' u u , . a - I Y ' I . , - a V ' : ' , ' 1 ' - '- z . v . I Top Row: John Minard, Albert Christopher, Wafrren Exo, Donald Ziems, Robert Tat e Vance R' l ' ' g . rt er, Wrlbert Segelt, Elden Rlstenpart. 'Second Row: James Kaufman, LaVern Hahn, Norbert Wehmhoefer, Fred Risten art Hubert Srhl ' p . e emmer. Charles Parker, Eugene Cribbs. Third Row: Genevieve Robson, Donald Meek, William Batill, John Exo, Ben Maclar- icello, Dorothy Zimmer, Travis Stennlng, Jessie Rademaeher. Fourth Row: Bonnie Seehausen, Norma Brase, Ruth Nuttall, Marjorie Wiegert Bill Helme Mzrrillo Carter Betty June Hensley I v 1 Pox Vlr Broun mo sponsory Lthel Hon IVIIIIIJI7. I-Ietht Robert Sn vobr Olof I l 1 rnrlurh betty Jxnttskr Earl Pathtl N11 Eerul leo sponsor r Just vs hen we thrnk vse can make both ends meet someone moves the ends Delle Grrmm There rs so much norse I can hardly hear my self speak D n Hopkrns Y u re not mrssrng much John Wrtt I asked her' rf I could see her home Walter Lorenzen And what drd she sa 'P Y John Wrtt She sard she would send me a plcture of rt FRESHMAN CLASS L., a. e obert Kehl Dolores Rrnne Thomas Mort, Harold Hothm Lester Gurxtz Leonard Batterman Robert Rahn Stroud Pon Luerllt koem Elxu Pletcher Frances Van htten Fxrl Met? Bettv Sha x Nor m1 Jem Petersen LaVerne Crackel Lucrlle McSham lhrrl P Vernon Stfrbtr Xrrbxnra Van Vuren Allan DtMuth Pdxmrtl 'Vexvtorr Vroler kltmme Vkrllrrm Dedert WV'1yne Ohlendorf rorrllm Pon Ford Hetht Crystilmlle Von Engeln Isabelle Xpkrnb Jrmts Lrrbbs Dorothy Ann XX rllrtt ltr xld lueclte 'Vlrss Mlprry qpnnsur 1'Nrt rn prtturu Matt Hxmsl Page Fourteen 34 tton . V: . '. ' -3 : ' , r 1- , -, .X l wgm-, A' , .Wi A. 1 r, . ,I 1 . L ., V A .D r. . -5. i. ,- E,--...k-.i ,.,--..M ' ' ' ' l x ' xx- l I . . .H . . v v .w 1 ,, a ' I: IL O Y ' ' -IP . I . il , ' x V' N . K . IS ' Y' . . . H .4 . ' . V . ,, Top Row: left to riffht 'Oliver' T t , R ' . ' ' 1 - A 'Dan' I .' ' . L , ' 1. ' V 'w tow? 1' . V AU' ' ' ' , A L t . 1 ' - ' ' if v ' .' 1 Eff . 'q ,. I '. .'- ' 'r 'A . 1 ' -. . as i4 NJ 1 Y 1 4 fe ff 1 1-rf Cf 1 pg 4- A ii' -.4 w-I 'N X gjwx .2 SCHOOL CALENDAP 1939 40 September School opens The freshles are happy -or are they? Our f1I'St Home Room Meetmg-everyone 1n a dlther The flrst P T A meetlng Flrst meetlng of Student Councll-electlon ot offlcers 29 Spectator pubhshed-everybody s thrxlled October Freshman assembly program D1d they wow em' Kitchen Band and a v Basketball practlce gets under way boys are off to a good start Hlp' Hlp' Hooray' No school teachers meetxn We mlss another preclous day of school' Teachers hate another meetm Glrl Scouts hold lst Annual Mammoth Carnu al Exeryone mcludmg Scouts enjoyed the bxg show November Crete H1gh Band holds Flrst Annual Fall Concert Beglnmng of Amerlcan Educatlon Week Home Economxcs Mother Daughter Tea Evelyone suffered under the stram of 10 weeks exams Crete Hlgh basketball squads bowed tmce to Dyer 1n the Dyer Hlgh gym Thanksgxvmg lmore properly Franksglvlng D Vacatlon Alka Selt zer please' Manhattan fell at the hands of Crete m two basketball battles December Crete Hlgh splxts a double header at Plamfleld Second team IS uc torxous but flrst squad suffers defeat Home games wx 1th Beecher Dramatxc Club sponsor ed flrst Matlnee Dmnce Ouch' My feet' Crete teams defeated by Grant Park Gnve us tlme we ll get Grant Park some day' Band traveled wlth the squads and furmshed entertamment Home Economlcs Glrls Candy Sale Oh' my lIldlg8StlOIl' Really xt wasn t as bad as all that' Chrlstmas Vacatlon 1 whole week of freedom Ianuarx Oh' unhappy day' We re back ln school Peotone played basketball here Our boys were able to wln only one of the games But SICS golng just the same Our teams defeated Manhattan 13 We spllt another double header w1th Plamfleld I guess were Jmxed iCont1nued on page 27? Twenty Three L 13 . . . . ' 19 ' . . . ' . 28 . . . . , . Y. 13 ' ' . ' ' . ' ll. 16 , - . ' - . . . . 20 ' . ' . . ' - ' ' '. 27 ' ' . ' ' 28 . . . V . Y , . . -1 , G ' I Q 6 . . . . ' 9 ' ' - . 10 ' e ' ' -. 17 v . 1 7. . . 21 Report cards to home-ah! sad, sad, news. 93 I . . ,, . . T,, . g - l ' ' S l ' . 15 f . A ' 19 L . ' ' 4 ' S 21 . . . -V ' . v . . . Q ' . 22 ' ' - ' . 9 . : . ' h 12 ' . ' N NN 'NIXKLNHXMN J IIIII KH 1 xlX v X xx lulxl- MUNI v .HIL f .'.' 1104 RI Il' L' 'Wl,3?.' N -'IV' K'w1w'. Ir vw ,. 'T 'Ev 1 -fx -' 41 f 11' - 'jrw 3' F35 M '-I ,'.' 11' ' il l 4' ' .Q I, , -L TH' 11. .-Z -I ', X 1 1 .- :Ik ' .1' N ' Ei 11 .xv--1 '. r .: 'VE . ,. I, ' Pl X' I: -2, ' , 1 If , ', . - 1'Aw-rf. lvvn, A XI fu 1-'rv I3-4 if-1 wi Ilii- 1:-'L if - :NI 1' 11. I 1 If :Uv 'lv nfl -If .,:' YV- '-'- ,F-11-4 N4 :3.n,.'. ITJ 1' 1:. Ir -' 1: TJ 11 3-In ' Ar'wmHwl?i:1:1: I .4flil7 '? rvli wr. l21-- 12:1-mf. '?1 1 1 H115 '1 ' lm mf k. 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E-IU. s,1vv.'- U NI, 4 -'.1 1-IA fy.. - zz- rxyxg, ssl V- ' f fr- izi-1 Xml ,x E EL --,' Shun fin - '- wir H F! .-yu 'iv fCont1nued from page 239 19 Beecher entertalned Crete 1n thelr gym Would a perfect host Wm from a guest and 1n an owertrme perlod at that? 6 Groan We haye semester exams today 74 20 96 14 Crete Grades and Hlgh host at the annual Junlor SIX Tour ney Both Crete teams place second Not bad I d say' I ehruary Swmg Band plays for the W 1nter Prom OH' Happy day Dyer defeated Crete agaln The Twlrhng Club put on a umque and lnterestmg performance Y1ppee' A holiday for I mcoln s bnthday Cul Scouts enjoy NVlI1t6I' camprng trlp at Cedar Lake 74 Illlnoxs Dlstrlct H S A A Tourn rment rt Cr mt Park Grant takes fIISt Manteno places second P5 Pep 'Vleetmg' G1r1 Scouts put on Dagger Skrt and other approprl ate entertamment 'vlarch S That Crazy Smith Panuly produced by the Dramatlc Club Blg house brg perlormance Am t We all crazy' 1? Band hrs recordmgs mtde of Contest Numbers rt an all school assembly program State Tournament More fun' 79 '70 Sprlng Vacatlon Three Cheers for Lady Sprmg' 79 Sophomore Class sponsored Card Bunco and Danclng Party Fun for all' April Crete Hlgh Band ushers ln the month to the tune of the Second Annual Sprlng concert Basketball Banquet What dld you say about the boys ln tra1n1ng VN hat a meal' What 1 meal' All school BILISIC Festryal Hrgh School Operetta featurlng rgam in all glrl cast ln Tullp Time N ay Elghth Grade Class Play Aunt Hetty Mother Daughter Banquet Eatxng IS gettlng to be 1 hablt around here 30 We get a holxday Coody' Goody' Iune 1 The Annual June Prom Everybody s h rppy' 19 Fmal Exams Oh' I m mlserable' Should h ue studled more maybe 13 Commencement Exerclses 14 School closes Summertime wlth apologxes to Cole Porter See you next year I hope I hope' Twenty Sex en '7 v rl . 3 'I U , . '. 9 v . . Y. . 12 , t . Y J. . v ,I 1 Q . . 21-L ' ' . . 2 B z Ja . , 5- ' ' q al I ' I 1 - vw 4 I '- b 1 u , , , , ' . 1' ' yu , I X ' , ' ' I ' r 1 ' Y 1 L ' z ' ' 2 .' 1 s z C ' 14-15-16 Many of our basketball boys Went to Champaign to witness the N . in S . . . L, . K. Q ' , K , ,' . 5 S X 'ff .' ' 10 Q . ' ' ' ' ' ' . Y 1 c a . I - I6 ' I .' ' , -25 ' , . - 2 - I . , - . . . - -+ - - -v ll U' 10 ' . . , , H v' 211 - ' ' . ' , ' I z ' . ' i 7. I '. . . 'S 2 . ' v Y ' ' r y V ' -I K n. . f. L I n . . , ll 'I VV ' ' Q l . L , L K , -A ' v -Q rv'- w-' as xi Y .. ,- 5 ur f 0 .0 YV ff ffgf I!-f ! ATHLETIIL rf,-N Q-X ZA ff' v f7f fy f ff ff! 6 fn! f fl .4 ' sv g,,'Zf. A .nf .Xl I -' ',,. ' 'lr' , TT- '-, ' 1- f' x Q' M5 -W A F X V H JI, 1 ' ' 'sy f-.. ew? .N A 'xv x -Ax ' f 'I ff I' 'Z 'iv K? Y If ffi, . , J' fy Z fa H, I , ' If f Z, I KJ' , , if 1531! . .fa A . f' N,,..f,: . 1, Z' I ' '-', A f ' ,' I fxff ' I f 'l,!r' .. -X , ff' - . If 'ff' I h. f 4 i,f f , If 1 1 r 1 .f X I, if , ' fr I f ' 1 ' If ,.f' Y Vf .ff 'X ,. ff, 'I AY ' f' ' I ,.- rs ,1 ' lf- , . - GIRLS ATHLETIC AQSOCIA1 ION Our mitructor for the lait three BOHIB has been Nllss, Snuth New members ln the club th1s year are Crvstalbelle X on Engeln Norma Jean Petcraen Betty Shaw Manila Carter Jessm Rddcmacher Delle Grlmm Nlarle Nevwhuls and Lucllle Ixoemg Our regular rmetmg dm 15 ex ew thud VX cdnosddx IU each month At thc oeglnmng ol tl L second semester the cntu gloup was dxxlded sc 1 each gui would hx Q Q LE . xt has U 0 ,uogrfnns L lrls ham uumul mowt mn 1 1 1 1 champ to nmkn uuu !1LI1dS thy plu 'hw UN mln n u 4 x vw1s11L1fi.1L Nlommmc lxcmkdkce had 1 ihdnksguu 1 x fc mc :mast ucutxng pfxrt of the du wis the bxxlrnmlng PLIIUKI The xx 111111110 udrns rouencd chocolau turkeyb for prlzes Boom had an 1!1X11dl1OHd1 plax dm Im cme oi hcl m1ghbor1ng whoolb m Demmbw Ihq Chxmtnmw 11Ld um uspd fm bums minds programs, and dLLOI'dUOII'w The 'vpllllg dxstrlgt play day was also held at bloom 111 Apul he g1r1S chuk 111111111 1I1lilX1dl1dl lthlctlc Lntlxltl 'Ihr pomts Im these mtlutlu up ALLUHIIIIILLII hom xefu to mn POI tm fubt IL er 11,11 18 1 nit V21 1 up K ms J J mm s 1111 Iwcgusdr U M1111 in mgond 1 ttu 1 Lumlle xxx 1 IL Q Us 1 U1 N ICQUIITCL1 to haue 1 YOU pomtx HIGH SL HOOI BASRI TB XI I SQL XID x L L In IF bm Q L not 4 IN up Iom I1 1 I1 :nr L S114 if' 0 I xx D mx x L L P P U1 GPPXDI- HL HOOI BASRETBAII SQL XD Q I., K p on Rub-.fm we Junu RINU1 r A 1 m mi Hem 4 1 .LU11 IN ll N Ixuxs QUiOl nmt Pfm Bobbx Hfmhy I 1 ex LI c lwhn Rmvl Ddmw MLJ NJI1 1 cm Ill 1ObHop N C II I S Nl HI 1 'HL ANNOL IATION J ,, ll 4:1 L 1 xx 111 l Il L u obson I Lllh IKOLIIIQ., Dmlla 1 nu 1 l on lump um w t u 1 UI L Lgy My Iune H4115 Shnhx 'N M is 1.1 1 1 Tlurtw Four ' W 1 Y 5 bvk A 1 I , ' . . 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Hill Hdmv, :XI'KX'i!1 HU1h:a:1, B1lWfll'SS 1421111-HXIIII, Vfzxltvz' I.1l!cI1lCn'H, T:'u'.'is SIVIIIIUIQ, Vzfzxcc Hiller, 1.11- Ysrn .LXXL Mt. CQ.r'1', Cffzuh. . 1 , 1 . v . Y, L4 J A ,f .A L. J J L I Iixivk Hmv: Inf: Lv Right I':lI t'Il' Ilxth'-1, Biurmigw, Flwi U:1ss1v1', Ii 1,-rt I . Billy S11 1 V111 1 J1 ' ' Uluyux 1-11, Ralph In h xl -yfxy H1 114.1 Stvwzwt, va ri Mr .': Ca 'vl1 Cflaxywvll, .hx ' A 1. F' . ': N' 1 Q .avi M 'ri , Ri Iwi'-i Xvfxifhliiif, . x .,', 1 1 ' Al my Bl. ' Lmsmun. Om. 1' Thllllhklml. I-.11'1y I-Iplvy, -IQI'1'j' Tcl. 3 kiflf. w , -v 1 1 Q w , 1 - u v I L M . A Q . .J 1 L Hawk l'Iw'.x': Lvfl LoI.i h1 M: 'J 'rv Ula-11, Nl?l'Il1.4 I!mh1xm l1v1', I-llwysv Mf-zu 1-E, .Ipsw- IZ:4-lv111:u'iwx1 M.11'iv N1 'I is. I-'wut Ibm? N111 as .Im-im IR-In-mn-11, f'x'y'stzalbf-IMA Vwn lingvln, I 1w1wAr1f-f- Nvwtuxm, G-11v- Vic '1 H , .UV - ' A ' - A :1'iI11Ill, 131-my Sl: 1 .I nm- NAIS . . I' - f'f41'Ix'1', B 1 y .1111 Islay, M: rj 'i' VV!-'Al'L, Marilln C,':4l'lv1', IL: ' . 1 xlvy. I fag' -, Miss Sz Ll. sp- usfn: af 3 3 2 IQ ,L :IH in 11' 5 as of Q 5 V- F -V 1 'T W ff' -V v x if LJ E 5 2 m 3 ai-x 1 pi . . 5 15 5 j -2 1 3 5 .K' nm ' lygv .-1- 'KH 5 5 , X iw - 1- A Z ' 4 ' ' 'Q kj 'WM 1 - I M26 'fwvs H1 I fx fi,-r, 'N Off , 'Xi -' x I XI! X f ' E 5' c M . 3 Q j 4 ! , I 5 f i w 1, e . 1? f 5 iff 'lux I I I if 4 f RN--X., I V! , I-5 ! N fu f 1 3 ! . f Ark 1 1 K ' I 1 Xxsx- g.!'A N -fi n' ,Ywi 1 1 1 I 2 3 -- ' ff . . ,ZFX . fir' M I' 1' If , 1' A ffw '- fXfa h'-, g , , - - T f J I Stl' Xxx I 1 1 I' X f,..,.,. gm is STAFF In add1t1on to complhng and ed1t1ng the JESTER the staff wrltes and publishes approxlmately once each month a school newspaper Th1s publleatlon IS called the SPECTATOR and serves a two fold purpose F1I'St It furmshes a medlum for reportlng to students and to school patrons and frlends a conclse account of all phases of school actlv ty Readers w1ll fmd 1ts edltorlal pages qulte lnformatne concerning recent educatlonal trends Second xt affords staft members the opportu mty to wrlte news artlcles of the type desxgned for newspaper publlcatlon The staff IS pleased to present th1s thlrd ed1t1on of the JESTER to lts subscr1bers and hopes that every reader w1ll fxnd pleasure ln perusing Its pages both now and ln years to come STLDENT COUNCII The Student Councxl group makes possxble student partlclpatlon ln formulatlng the rules and regulatlons by whlch student conduct IS gov erned Its a1m IS to promote a mor dex 1ocrat1c Splflt among the students and a feehng of more personal responslbxllty toward school matters The eouncll membershlp lncludes the presldent of each class an elghth grade student two representatlx es of each hlgh school class all elected by thelr respectlve classmates and two students elected by the faculty Mr Crackel IS the sponsor and aduser of the group Members of the council elected the followmg offxcers from 1ts representatlves Shlrley Nagle Presxdent James Crlbbs Vxee Presldent and Mane Newhuls Secretary 'reasurer I ast year the counc1l maugurated a hall guard system which has proven quxte succ ssful m ma1nta1n1ng qulet 1n the cormdors durmg all class perxods Through the sale of candy durmg noon hours the group has fmanced a number of hxghly entertalmng and mstructlve assembly programs programs Wh1Ch could not otherwxse have been presented with out an admlsslon charge The councll sponsors a monthly poll to select the student regarded as havmg shown h1mself to be the best cxtxzen durxng the month Another ucccssf ul project thlS year was an attendance contest for all classes wxth a reward each month for the class havmg the hxghest percentage of attendance Smee xts 1neept1on th1S plan appears to haxe brought about a marked xmprox emcnt m attendance throughout the entxre student body FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE CLUB Our Advlser M1ss McCoy has been w1th us for the past three years Offlcers for the 1939 1940 term are Presldent Dorothy Zlems Vlce Presldent Donald Zlems Secretary Dorothy Zlmmer Treasurer Ethel Hon Program Chalrman Mary Jane Boyer The purpose of the club IS to acquamt lts members wxth students l1v1ng m other parts of the world By correspondmg wlth them we are Lble to acqu1re some knowledge of their customs speech and apparel DR AMATIC CLUB The purpose of the club 1 to gne opportumtx for dramatlc expresslon and to tram tudtnts in yarxous phase of play productlon stagmg acting mme up eos ummg directing and adwertlslng fContxnued on page 443 Th1rt5 Nme ' ' ' ' ' ' an u - Y 1 , . 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Y-A STAFF rr Ron Nix XVrltv xdxrser Elclen Prsterpart Danrel Hopkrns Vrttor Srltox Jfrnrts E 1 pey Dolores Prnne Dorothy Ann VS allace LaVerne Cra k l c e tond Rom M'rrJorre Olsen Earl Hothan June Ixelson Harold Hotlrrn Euee C' Crrbbs Olof Irndberg James Crrbbs Olrxe Tate 'Norma Pademachtr Mar herxhurs Delle Grmrnr 'llrrrd Ron Dorothy Zrnrmer Marrlla Carter Eduard Xen ton Lucrlle Ixoenr Gene xrexe Robson Brlly Dedert Florence New ton Jose-phrnt Ca ter hlxr Fletcher Puth Nuttall Norma Erase Earl Metz Gerald Luecke Fourth Rom Vernon Streber Earl Pathel Ben Nlacrurello Donald 'Week Brll Helm L Marjor re Mason Burgess Kaufman Shrrlev N'r,,le Donald Zrenrs Isabelle Apkrng STL DENT COLNLII Stflndrng Left to Rrght Vernon Sterber Cratktl Adxrser Ruth Ixttrll Doroth Z 5 rmrner Isabelle Apkrnh Robert Snoeber,,er John Ren7r Strted 'Walter Lortnzen .Lurres Crrbbs Shrrley Nal 'Vlarre Iweuhurs Huber Schlemmer WVar'r err Gerstenkorn FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE CLUB ads Ron Left to Rrght John Erco Norma Brase Ruth Nuttall Vrola Genexrext Robson Bonnre Seehausen Crydtalhelle Vorr Ifnheln 'virrgorre Wrel., Lucrlle Mc-Shane Frances Van Ftten Jrmnrt 1 Carter hlerrrrrre arr a alter Marrfrn Hecht Dorothy Wallin Isabelle ipkrng Dolores Rrnne Iworma Rademrnher Mary Jam Boyer VV1rren Exo rttd Batty June Hensley Ethel Hon Do othy Yrenrs Donrll lrerrr Dorothy Znrrrrrtr Llvr Pletcher Betty Shaw DRAMATIC CLUB l rck Ron Bettv Shfm Harold Ho han Cor Vance Rrder John VVrtt Earl Pathel Olof I rndbero rviarre Nex hurs June Nelson James Cr rbbs Robert Kehl Eloyse Menard Eubtne Crrhbs Sttond Row Lrrcrlle Mcshane Norma Jern Petersen Crystalbelle Von hngeln Earl Nietz Betty Janetskc Isabelle Xpkrn Plorentt Newton Jessre Padenracher Dorothy Ann XVallaCt IrVerne Cmckel Matt Hynes Marjorre Mason I-Mnrrs Van Etten d Hecht Dolort Prnnt Delle Grrrrrm llrrrd Row Mrss Norton Spon or losephrne Cerrttr Brlly Dedert Vrolr lxlerrrnrt Elxa Iletcher Iucrlle koenr Leonard Brtterrnarr Marrlla Carter Genexrexe Pobson Edward Nur ton Niarjorre Vhegert Gerald Iutcke Betty June Henslex Ye non Sterber Stated Earl Hothan Nhrjorrf Olsen Norma Padenrfrtlrer Brll Helnrt Dorothy Zrrrr nur Vrctor Srlcox Norma Brase Donut' Meek Ruth 'Nuttall Shrrley 'Waffle Brrr,,eQQ haufnran 'Vhrron Hecht Forty V .. . 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X I n I' ' I ' N x 1 ' Q1-3 w'f Nr' HM -ax -'Sv CLASS PROPHECY Dear Margorle rete Ill1I101S June 1 1950 I was thrllled when Jlmmy Epley plcked me to be one of the flrst women to rlde on h1s Celer Car Or course there was a catch to It I was requlred to pl1bl1C1Z6 the 11lV6I'llZ10I1 IH my Rovlng Reporter s Column ln the EV6H1ng Herald and Amerlcan but the car IS really swell Jlmmy has It as nearly perfect as posslble The crursmg speed IS 650 M P H The car travels on land water and rn the a1r It has a pllot and an a1r hostess Just as arrplanes The pretty blonde on our run got to ta1k1ng after our take off I told her of my reporters Job and my name I happened to mentlon Crete and she let out a httle surprlsed shrelk Do you know who she was? lNorma Rademacher Contrary to our behef she d1d be come a nurse and then became a stew ardess She told me that I knew the to prlot very well It was Dan Hopkms' Whod ever dre m that he could make anythlng of hlmself I guess he didnt hrs wrfe drd It Drd you know he marrred Josephlne Carter? She always was kllld of Loy but she made a man of Dan One tlme wh1le we were flymg over M1Hl16SOtd the engrne of the Celer Car tarted to sputter and choke I was cared and started my prayers and w1ll all at one t1me You were to have my fur coat but we bumped hard once followed by httle waxy bumps When I crawled from under tl e seat and looked out a wr, rrate farrrcr w as llourrshmg hrs pltch fork at u I went back to my Oflglllal posrtron under the seat Then Danny yelled Why Cyrll Blackwell so th1S IS your corn freldl I 'ventured out agaln and sure enough there was Cyul He muted us 1n wl11le the znyway Cyrlls VV1f6 was Dorothy ZIEITIS She was destlned to be a stenographer but I guess be1ng a rarmer s wrie held more appeal and here she w as We hated to leaxe when the car was frxed but we had to go on to Hollywood Oh golly ' w hat a town I got to y1s1t all the studlo I was strollmg through RKO snooprng 1n rooms and 1n general makmg a nuls ance ot my self I opened one door and stepped onto a sort of balcony Below were two people enactrng a Romeo and J uhet lose scene Hmmm' I thought pretty good techmque and then I let out a suppressed giggle Cut' yelled the dlrector he tu1 ned and bawled at me Who m the drckens do you thlnk you are? Tlus IS a IIIOVIC set not a slght seerng tour Meekly I answered but but I know them those two Why shouldn t you know them ' he shouted that s Burgess Westly and Adele Then my dander xx as up too so I yelled back The heck they are' They re two of m y buddxes Burg Kaufman and Delle Grlmm' Well then they recognlzed me The dlrector was Johnny Wxtt and I forgave h1m When June Nelson heard the commotlon she h d to fmd out what was happemng She s Delle s ha1r dresser lt all ended wlth all of us gomg to the prem1ere wlth all 1ts beautlful llghts arranged by Earl Hothan who also Jomed the party Afterwards we all drove to the Coconut Grove Inn When we entered lo and behold' Mane NESVl1U1S was smgmg her heart out to Julcy Gerstenkorn s musrc B03 ' d1d we make a mght ot 1t' The next mornmg w1th a xerg huge head I crrwled aboard the Celer Car and I drdnt wake up untrl somebody yelled Chma Strll bemg groggy I fell head frrst out of the door and rulned my stockrngs What could be more rnterestlng than buymg stockmgs 1n Chma' To my sur prrse vu hen I entered a small shop I saw Donald Wrthers behmd the Forty Three . . , . . V' I ' v 7 1 ' , 71 V . 0 . Q - Q . . , . , 7 Y ' - I 1' 7 ' - ' n 7 1 U Y I 1 .1 u ' . - . . , 1 - . 1 ' 1 l - af r . , . -A U ,A 1 I r 1 . u ' ! 7 ' 1 , . I - 1' f , . v I yv ' 'fl L1 . A , . -1 'A - ' ' ' ' U . Q . . . ,, y , b-4 n Y ! ' D ITICCIISJIICS, rleshe Tate and Harold Wrthers, worked to flX the car. Well, I v . , . . . C 1 1 1 ' 4' 7 ' ' , - - f , - ' L . , '. ' ' . ff ' ' s. . . . . G . . 1- Y ' 1 5 v Q ' ' v U . ' KK ' Y! ' I 7 ' L6 Y! ' ,, , ll ' ' Y I H H Y 1 ' xx v ' ' H H ' Y . 0- 1 1 y i! , u , . , . 1 -, ' ' yr Y ' 7 . I , - ' f , s a - as v v ' .' , ' I .- 1 ' ' f ' y ' ' , . . . 1 ' , - 1 7' . l . . 7 r ' Z - y ' u ' yn ' ' v . A 1 1 . ' , - . counter He was a successful s1lk manufacturer and married to Mary Jane Boyer You should see then httle red headed boy' I stayed so long that I almost mxssed the take off to Syutzerland I had Just caught my b1 eath when vse landed on the roof of the League of NHIIOH s Bulldmg 1n Geneya Svc 1tzer1and Ins1de a blonde halred man was gnmg a br1ll1ant speech on World Peace I recognlzed h1m to be Xf71CtOI' SIICOX He always wanted to be a d1plomat and now he IS We lunched and talked and then I had to go on to Parls only a few mmutes fly from Geneva I wanted some new Parls fashlons because trayehng makes you feel dowdy At Mame Bou he I met Florence Newton she IS a model there We gabbed and I boug It some pretty dresses Back at the alrport the car had become a boat and vla the Engllsh Channel we ferrxed to London I had to look up Maryoue Olsen and Conme Schweer In thelr letters they had told me of thelr GXCIUSIXC gurls school and I had to see It It was ,rand The young prmclples are Just as sweet and pretty as they were ten years ago Ex ery reporter wxshes to see the New York office of the ASSOC1at6d Press Whlle strollmg through the rows of desks I bumped smack 1nto Nlgger Lolenzen Hes some blg shot there Hls prlxate secretarles were Norma Jean Peterson and J uamta Carter They are both good and hold hxgh pos1t1ons I was anx1ous to get back Crete Nothlng had changed Some of my fr1 nds gaye a party for wluch I had to have my han' fused m Evelyn gue s Lorotny hked Crete so well that she kept h1m here whlle all the rest of us wander I l1ke Crete too Well anyway lt was a grand trlp-I ll see you before long Love SHIRLEY P S How are the tw1ns fCont1nued from page 391 Tlns purpose IS carr1ed out by monthly programs of dzamat1c nature for the members and two plays for the pubhc dur1ng the year Programs gn en durmg the year cons1sted of a one act play a radlo play and an or1g1nal skxt Wr1tten and dlrected by one of the students We had two very lnterestmg outslde speakers one who dlscussed Po1nters 1n Puttmg on a Play the other talked of The Llttle Theater Movement A one act play entltled The Last Chrlstmas was presented for the members of the P T A One three act play That Crazy Smlth Family was pnesented for the pubhc Stage equlpment has been greatlv xmproy ed bv the school s purchase of a new cyclorama The dramatlc club 1o1ntly wxth the glrls glee club purchased thc new track for the curtaln Members of the club haye made a make up box and a set of fOld1IlD stalrs for use on the stage The Dramatlc Club and Swmg Band sponsored matmee dances on Fr1day afternoons durmg the year The dramatlc club also sponsored two soc1als one for the alumm 1n February and the annual Prom 111 June NIISS Norton IS the sponsor and faculty aduser of the club Forty Four 1 ' ' - ' y '1 ' L . 1 7 ' O' . , . . . y Y. 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QJA 5 FX fp fxgs-I Rx -Ns if J,-f' f fc.1L2'J ' CRETE HIGH SCHOCL BAIND lront Rox Isabelle Xpkrnff LHVEIHC Craekel Jerry Rree Ba hara Qast Rrcharfi Ellsood Robert Pobson C1e1allThunher'st Charle Games James Nlmrrrl Efl ward Newton Dorothv XX al ace Jameo C1 rbbs fond Rox Eugene Pathel Lutrlle Koenrff Brlly Week lane Qumpter Eugen: Orrbbs Warren Gerstenkorrr Olxer Tate Carl 'Vhller Earl Pathel Phrlrp Hexxes H ber Schlem F1 ed Baseler Alla n Devluth Ponald Dohmewer Vernon Sterber u t mer I k Pr'rle Norma lxexton Tetltlx Vlorrrson INf'lll0l1 Olsen '11 tl Rox Betty Shark ac 1 l nee Vm Etttn Vkelton CIOl5SlHl Thonrre Boehmr Clrrcnct Kohl Matt I1 5 Hvnee Iorn Crrtltel Thonrrs Nlrnlrrl Charles 5 lettrs Tlrr ot r Some of our story vxrrters are runnrng wrld wrth then srmrlfs Here are a few of them gathered 111 late frctxon Her lrps quuered lrke a fhvver He edged nearer untrl he was as close as the arr rn the subway He gazed anxrouslx rt her face as a person rn D frce of the meter C IRLS GI PE CLI B T lp Rox NI rrron Hecht Eloy se Nienartl Marre Nevwhurs Dolores Pm rr Norm 1 Radf. D lle Grrrnnr Dorothy Zrmmer Marjorre macher NL113 .line Boyer June 'Nielson e Olsen Dorothy Wallace I rVernc Crrcktl lutrllr Mebhane Sttond Ron Shrrley N11 le Lonnre Seehiusen Elxtr Pletchcr Jessre Ratlcrrmfher Lvelyn Zrrzoxx Cry ttlbelle Von Bn tln Petty .Imetske Florence Iwexx ton llrrrd Pon 'Norma Jean Pettrsln Genexrexe Robson Xrolr Klerrrrrre Yorrrrt L-r ru Betty Shan Ethel Hon Ltrtrllt Koenrg Marjor re Wregtrt Mrrrllr K rrttr lr mou- Van Etten l-rr xrth Pow Puth Nnttrll Josephrnt Carter Betty June Hensley Nlr Q NICCM Duet N rmr lean Peterson tor V11 rnra Wan Vurcn Juanrta Carter o Forty Erlght Y T- V- - , ' . . .. ' ,. . 1 ., - . ' ' A Cl' v r ' r sv . '1 . ' . ., ' , ' , 1 v . s - . 3 .. , 3 . ., . 4 r .. .- - . v . . 'f 1.. .' hs '.'I . ' D, ' ' ' . . ', ' : .' y ' .- -. - . 1 iv ' A ' .i . Y ' ' v L. , . C .i A A I L hy .I , A 1 ' .' 4 - T1 41' 'VI UV, . ' 'r ' , .v '. 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CRETE HIGH SCHOOL BAND Thxs organlzatxon was begun Aprll 11 1938 under the capable dlrec txon of Mr Lharles S Peters The membershlp at the tlme of orgamza t1on was elghteen Slnce then there has been an mcrease of thlrty two maklng a total enrollment of flfty members Apr1l 1 1939 the band went to Jollet to take part IH the D1str1ct Band Contest for the fxrst tlme It came out on top w1th a flrst d1v1s1on ratmg Aprll 14 1939 the band presented the Flrst Annual Sprmg Concert Dur1ng the month of June the band played a SBFICS of concerts In the Crete Park September 20 1939 the band took part 1n the W1ll County Fall Fest1val held at Johet November 1 1939 the band presented the FlI'St Annual Fall Concert March 16 1940 the band went to Mendota to take part 1n the D1str1ct Band Contest Agaln It came out on top wlth a flrst d1v1s1on superlor ratlng Aprll 5 1940 the band presented the Second Annual Sprlng Concert Aprll 19 the band took part 1n the State Band Contest at DeKalb Durlng the course of the year the band has played for the Community Chrlstmas party School MUSIC Festlval Church P1cn1cs P T A programs and basketball games GIRLS GLEE CLUB Each year thls orgamzatlon attracts the lnterest of a large group of glrls who llke to slng The membershlp th1s year IS 37 Regular meetmgs and rehearsals are held on Tuesday and Frlday OI each week The two prlnclpal presentatxons of the group were a Chrlstmas pro gram and an operetta later 1n the year The g1r1s cons1dered the operetta and the fun attendant to ltS preparatlon more than suff1c1ent compensa t1on for the effort expended upon It by themselves and thelr sponsor M1ss McCoy The 1940 operetta was Tullp Tlme the muslc was by Morgan and the 11bretto by .Johnson The Cast Hans a young Dutch apprentlce Gencvleve Robson Aunt Anna Chr1st1na s guardlan June Nelson Hendrlck Van Ooster Burgomaster of Osendorf Marle N6Whu1S Chr1st1na a charm1ng Dutch g1rl Frances Van Etten Theophllus McSp1ndle an authorlty on botany Betty Janetske Ned Baxter an Amerlcan college student Shlrley Nagle Dlck Warren a fellow student of Ned Norma Rademacher Members of the glee club sang ln the chorus Synopsls The vlllage enjoylng a hollday IS startled by the arrlval of a party of Amerlcan tourists college students under the leadershlp of Professor 'VIcSp1ndle a tutor 111 botany to study tulzp culture Two of the part y Ned and Dlck are much more mterested 1n Chr1st1na and her frlend Katlnka News reaches the vlllage that a thlef has been steallng Ch01C6 bulbs of prlze tullps and a handblll descrlbes the thlef and offers a reward for h1s capture Ned and Dlck lnduce McSp1ndle to wear certa1n clothlng answermg the descrlptlon of the tuhp thxef When the Burgomaster beholds McSp1ndle so attlred he causes hls arrest Wlth McSp1ndle out of the way Ned and Dlck promote thelr frlendshlp w1th the glflq and learn that Chrlstma s stock IS unknown to her OL lmmense value They reveal the truth to her and thwart the Burgomasters attempt to grow rxch at her expense With the asslstance of Chrlstmas Aunt Anna the 1nnocence of McSp1ndler IS establ1shed and the latter declares h1s affectlon for her, and wlth the prospect of a trxple weddlng the fmal curtam falls Forty Seven ' N 1 1 1 0' ' l Y 1 , ' ' 1 ' 7 K 1 . , . 4 1 . . . . y . 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OP CHESTRA The organization presents an opportunity for students of stringed mstruments to obtaln experience 1n ensemble play mg As soon as their progress warrants it students doing y1ol1ng class vv ork are brought into th1s group The orchestra meets for rehearsal once each vs eek STUDENT SWING BAND The Swing Band was organized 1n Septembei 1939 by Mr Peters for the purpose of making available a student group to provide dance musl and entertainment for social hours school parties and other activities Thev e swung it this year for five social hours a P T A meeting the February Prom the sophomore card and bunco party and between the acts of the Dramatle Club play RADIO CLUB For the first year the radio club s program has been fair in accord 1nce YV1t 1 all the difficulties that seem to st nd 1n the x ay The meetings a e held on the second lhursday of every month with the purpose of teaching boys the How and Why of radio parts Any high school boy with satisfactory scholastic record 15 eligible to Join the c ub Various ty pes of radios are being built One of the things made was be heard ox er the loud speaker after being transmitted through the radio 'md the microphone Some boys are making rad1os that have from one to three tubes and otners are making crystal sets An excellent basis for radio study can be obtained 111 a class like tlus Mr Ivens IS the lnstructor and he IS well founded 1n teaching radio methamcs and IH helping the boys with their projects BOYS GLEE CLUB The h1gl1 school boys glee club was organizer in the latter part of October 1939 urdei the d1rect1on of Miss McCoy and Mr Paul There are f1fteen members enrolled in the group The only public appearance of tl1e group was made at the Com munity Christmas Party Since tleat t1r1e the group has been working on elected three part harmony The boys hop to progress rapidly and perhaps take part in the operetta next year SEVENTH AIND EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS CHORUS The seventh and eighth gride girls chorus started the year with a candy sale in October The proceeds from this sale were used to buy copies of two new pieces of music The two public appearance of the year were at the P T A meeting on March 19th and the seventh and eighth grade assembly program At the P T A meeting the girls sang Come to the F'a1r and I Passed by Your Window Fifty One N , Y. . 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