DeLand Weldon High School - Eagle Spotlight Yearbook (Weldon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS, TEXAS 7 44ft t - fteuh MEANS jETTER YEARBOOKS ' „ t9§2 SPOTLIGHT ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS JUNIOR HIGH ADVERTISERS senior class of the DeLand -Weldon Senior High School of the year 1952, do hereby dedicate this Spotlight to a man whose outstanding qualities as a teacher and as a coach will always be remembered by the students and faculty of the DeLand -Weldon Senior High School. _ A GE o boY in onr q ag o «e had different „ fll years a u h0 was na f the S€ Tnl i Weldon rd iess ° x s bo y Ylig 1 - C s school « or our f acul n y course. to hx , efforts of hiP h school pon sihrl cosine 4 e ish the hxg the resP ano t.her did ° s P‘ ss6d 3 Ha has a ed P ° nt o a W?« lime ha s p aiui ly- � e ire to get aho ol . ity of ■ MS a deBt nigh � ° iieS has state- h refl 1 man non r o£ worn s young dipl°� V Class of roista w . the S awtated on education , v«e congi® years. +a cen av( a,y 0° £ the . d -: h rch cahhtt h ta in somet ie trust that y ej . bc , ys an •� « • t0 s cVio oX • ineip a • „ ui ah School t he ment , and -W f fnd the . “£ b.f«. Ms a b r h e .£•••• «• grate L’f«r fr e d een confidence -h £ „. . tc — “i-ican youth, . if be demonstrated ,e ? r f 1S d mS and because of m uch to rer y hand, anu na tion leadership. as a “ „orld. ring into herns HAROLD REESER Farmer JOHN LEISCHNER Farmer R. R. WILSON --Principal Algebra and Trigonometry B.S. -1940 -Eastern Illinois State College A.M. -1947 -University of Illinois ERNEST HARPER Agriculture B.S. -1947 -University of Illinois F A c u L T Y MARIETTA PATERSON English, Spanish, Library, Plays B.S. -1949 -University of Illinois DENZIL R. HALCOM Geometry, Physics, Bookkeeping Guidance B.S. -1932 -University of Illinois M.S. 1938 -University of Illinois ' H ETHEL DE ATLEY Home Economics, Biology B.S. -1933 -University of Illinois F A U ARTHUR EYMANN ARTHUR GLAD Typing, Shorthand, Business Training Physical Education, Coach B.S. -1949 -Eastern Illinois State College M.S. -1951 -University of Illinois ETHEL CASSIDA Music B.A. -1950 -Illinois Wesleyan University Social Science, Physical Education B.S. -1943 -Eastern Illinois State College M.S. -1951 -University of Illinois BUS DRIVERS R. Webb, W. Woods, K. Parrish LUNCH ROOM JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President SYLVAN FRANKLIN Vice President PHILIP WHITESIDE Secretary STEVE GOODMON SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President RICHARD LUBBERS Vice President BETTY RULE Secretary JAMES SMITH SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Wilma Rule Vice President — — Andy Burgess Secretary Dorothy Carr HAROLD ALLAN- Slewshound No Comment 2-3-4 FFA; 4 Annual Staff; 2 Basketball Manager; 2-3-4 Librarian; 3 Ever Since Eve . CHARLES BAKER- Chaz Favorite Expression is not printable 2-3-4 FFA; 4 Annual Staff; 2-3-4 Basketball; 3 Ever Since Eve ; 2-3 Baseball; 2 Chorus. NORMA BARTON - Goo I didn ' t know you cared 2- 3 FHA; 4 Annual Staff; 3- 4 Librarian; 2-3-4 Band; 2-3-4 Chorus; 3 Ever Since Eve ; 3 Student Council; 2 Class Officer. ARTHUR BECK - Spec Oh, I don ' t know about that. 2-3-4 FFA; 4 Annual Staff; 2-3-4 Basketball; 2-3-4 Chorus; 3 Ever Since Eve ; 3 King Candidate. JACK CARR- Mitt Matey! 2-3-4 FFA 4 President; 4 Student Council President; 3 Class Officer; 2-3-4 Basketball; 4 Annual Staff; 2 King Candidate. DONNA COZAD- Moe Crash ' 2-3 FHA; 2-3-4 GAA; 2-3-4 Chorus; 3 Student Council; 4 Annual Staff; 2 Queen Candidate. WAYNE CLIFTON - Cliff Beats me to death 2-3-4 FFA; 2-3-4 Basketball; 2-3-4 Baseball; 4 Annual Staff; 3 Ever Since Eve ; 3 Librarian. MYRTLE ENSIGN - Mert You make me so mad. 2-3-4 FHA; 2-3-4GAA; 2-3-4 Chorus; 4 Annual Staff. JUNE FRA N KLIN - Tubby Oh, no!” 2-3-4 GAA; 4 President; 2-3 FHA ; 2-3-4 Chorus; 4 Annual Staff: 4 Librarian. JACK GRANT Beetsy Don ! know; do you?” 2-3-4 FFA; 2-3-4 Basketball; 2-3-4 Baseball; 4 Annual Staff; 2 Chorus. TERRY GLYNN-”Duck” I Don ' t like pickles. 2-3-4 Basketball; 2-3-4 Baseball; 3 “Ever Since Eve”; 2-3-4 Band; 2- 3 Chorus; 2-3 Paper Staff; 4 Annual Staff. EVERT KEUR - Porthole ” Huh, huh” 3- 4 Chorus; 3-4 Band; 4 Annual Staff. RICHARD LUBBERS -“Hen Matey! 2-3-4 FFA; 2-3-4 Basketball; 2-3-4 Baseball; 2 Chorus; 4 Annual Staff; 3 Ever Since Eve ; 4 Class President; 4 FHA Beau. VEDA PARRISH -’’Satch” ’Promise you won ' t tell” 2-3 FHA; 2-3-4 GAA; 2-3-4 Chorus; 4 Annual Staff; 3 Queen Candidate; 2-3-4 Cheerleader. SHEREDITH McCREADY- Speedy” Oh, Gee Whiz” 2-4 FHA; 2-3-4 Chorus; 4 Annual Staff. MARGARET RADLEY - Midge That ' s all she wrote, ' Dear John. ' 2-3-4 Chorus; 2-3-4 FHA; 4 Annual Staff. BETTY RULE - Ruler To’jur la ' mour 2-3-4 GAA; 4 Paper Staff; 2 FHA, 4 Class Officer. BEVERLY SHAW - Florence well! I’m going to! ” 2-3 FHA; 4 GAA; 2-3 4 Chorus; 2- 3-4 Band; 3 Class Officer; 3- 4 Paper Staff; 4 Annual Staff; 3-4 Librarian; 4 Student Council; 3 Ever Since Eve ; 3 Cheerleader. JAMES SMITH- Satch” Matey! 2- 3-4 FFA; 2 Student Council; 4 Annual Staff; 3 Ever Since Eve ; 3- 4 Paper Staff; 2-3 Basketball; 4 Class Officer. JOE SPRAGUE - ”T ermite You think I care? 2 Chorus; 2-3-4 Band; 2-3-4 FFA; 3 Ever Since Eve”; 4 Annual Staff; 2-3 Basketball Manager; 2-3 Baseball. BEVERLY SWART Z - Muggsie Oompah 2-3-4 FHA; 2-3-4 GAA; 2-3-4 Chorus; 2-3-4 Band; 3 Ever Since Eve ; 2 Class Of ficer; 4 Annual Staff Editor; 2-3-4 Paper Staff; 4 Paper Staff Editor. MARILYN TWIST - Twister That reminds me of a jokel 2-3-4 GAA; 2-3-4 Chorus; 2-3-4 Band; 2-3-4 Librarian; 3 Ever Since Eve ; 4 Paper Staff; 4 Annual Staff. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY At the beginning of our sophomore year we entered the big school of DeLand -Weldon Senior High which seemed new and very big to us all who were completely awed. June Franklin joined us then and a little later Margaret Radley joined our class. Our junior year was, of course, very important. We ordered class rings and planned the Junior-Senior Prom. Evert Keur joined us at the beginning of this year and we lost Earl Thomas at about the middle of the year. We also Thelma Yates and Joanne Schroeder this year. We chose a nautical theme for the prom. It w as lots of work as we made most of our decorations but I think we had as much fun getting ready for the prom as at the prom itself. During our last year we were amazed by our senior pictures as we were our sophomore year about the new school. We were also very busy selling ads, annuals and ordering announcements. We had classmates active in band, chorus, FHA, FFA, GAA, annual staff, librarians, paper staff and the play. We had our ups and downs through these three years but I ' m sure we all recall the better parts of the years. SENIOR CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of DeLand -Weldon Senior High School, counties of Piatt and Dewitt, cities of DeLand and Weldon, state of Illinois, do hereby make public and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former wills by us at anytime heretofore made. First we will all the Senior High teachers to the Junior Class and all we have taught them. Second we will the boys of the Junior Class the parking lot in back of Senior High in hopes they will take good care of the girls. Charles Baker wills to Jan Ruby his noisy shoes hoping they will make as much noise in walking down the hall as they did when he had them. Beverly Shaw wills her ability to be undecided to Patsy Swartz and Shirely Lane. Myrtle Ensign wills her shortness to Sharon Sparks wondering if she will enjoy it as much as Myrtle has. Arthur Beck wills his ability to play basketball to Evelyn Hoops and may she follow the rules. Terry Glynn wills his nickname Duck to Marilyn Massey hoping Jughead likes flat feet. Sheridith McC ready wills her ability to become engaged to Eileen Followell. James Smith wills his burr haircut to Sylvan Franklin and be sure to take good care of it. Sylvan. Veda Mae Parrish wills to Phil Whiteside her temper wishing him not too much unhappiness. Marilyn Twist wills her basketball abilities to Gray Reeser and be sure to make the first team next year, Gray. Joe Sprague wills his ability to tease Mrs. Paterson and his straight A ' s to Keith Bames. June Franklin wills all of her soldiers to Agnes Wilson and wishes that Agnes will enjoy their company. Evert Keur wills his tallness to Ronnie Baker and may Ronnie grow to be a towering giant. Harold Allan wills Margaret Gantz to Rob Roy Twist and Roger Perkins to see that she isn ' t lonesome at school next year. Wayne Clifton wills his knowledge of biology back to Miss DeAtley and hopes that it will increase her wisdom ever more. Margaret Radley wills her quietness to Fred Gift, and Fred, be sure to use it next year. Donna Cozad wills all her sweaters to Delores Monkman and Joanne Webb hoping they will look as good in them as she does. Beverly Swartz wills all her old steadies and her ability to go steady to Jackie Benge. Betty Rule wills her love for shorthand to Jim Pearl and Phil Mullvain, and boys, try to do better. Jack Grant wills his nickname Beetsy to Bill Gift. Richard Lubbers wills his Chevrolet and any senior girl he wants to Steve Goodmon. Jack Carr wills his music ability to Barbara Kallembach and hopes she will learn as quickly as he did. Norma Jean Barton wills her ability to hold a conversation to James Massey and Bob Norton and think that they should never be lonely. CLASS PROPHECY In the year of 1962, we are found cruising along at 3, 000 mph in oui Stratosphere Cruiser designed by Art Beck while employed by Lockheed. Our first stop at a Belgian Congo airfield we meet Jack Carr, famous scientist, explorer, adventurer, and geologist, who is about to leave on a trip into Africa. As we leave for a tour of the city, we hop into a taxi driven by Jack Grant, the owner of the Grant Taxi Cab Chain. Our visit here was climaxed by a dinner served in Mert ' s Restaurant owned by Myrtle Ensign. As we board the plane to resume our journey, we find our hostess to be Marilyn Twist who is happy in her job and seems interested in a handsome pilot named John. As we approach the Tokyo Airport we pass over a huge lingerie factory operated by James Smith and Richard Lubbers where the worlds finest silks are modeled by June Franklin. Our entertainment for the evening was an outstanding demonstration of the latest dancing steps by Joe Sprague and his assistant Veda Parrish, who also runs the Parrish Telephone Co. in Tokyo. Coming back to the cruiser we find a large ship carrying samples of the latest criminal equip- ment designed by the Allan and Keur Detective Agency. Finally we land in a typical U.S. city, where we find Norma Barton is still single. We were disappointed to find Margaret Radley suffering from a slight case of flu which she contacted while abroad with her husband General John Cornwell. As we drive in the country we pass the famous Duroc Ranch where we find Charles Baker engaged in swine raising. He is married and has twin boys. His neighbor is Beverly Shaw who manages a chain of Woolworth dime stores. She has a new 1962 Chevie with dual holly woods. Returning to the city we read posters advertising the approaching exhibition game of out -standing basket- ball players which includes the All-American Terry Glynn. Walking down Main Street we pass a garage owned and operated by Wayne Clifton. It is rumored that Wayne has the latest thing in hot-rods. The former Beverly Swartz has given up her position as an interior decorator and is now living in New York with her husband and two children. Crossing the street we come upon the Miller and Son Hardware Store. Mrs. Miller is the former Sheredith McCready. About to run out of gas, we stop at a filling-station run by Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Edwards. Mrs. Edwards is the former Donna Cozad. Leaving we hear the Senator, Betty Rule closing one of her speeches on opium and marijuana in the widespread campaign against narcotics. Happy to return from such a pleasant journey, we report that the senior class of 1952 has a good start on the future. ANNUAL STAFF R. BAKER J. BENGE E. FOLLOWELL S. FRANKLIN M. GANTZ B. GIFT F. GIFT S. GOODMON D. HITER E. HOOPS JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of ' 49, 34 freshmen entered DeLand -Weldon Junior High. During the year we lost two members, Juanita Cunningham who moved to Green Valley, and Neva Burns, who moved to Clinton. We won first place in the freshman tournament at junior high during the second semester. During the month of March, the junior high gave a comedy entitled The Baby Sitter. Seven freshmen participated in the play. During our sophomore year at senior high, we lost Herbert Burton, who joined the Navy; Leonard Franklin, who joined the Air Corps; Joe Tool, who moved to the vicinity of Rantoul; Edward King, who moved to Mt. Pulaski; Marie Watkins, who moved to Clinton; and Janet Lashbrook, who dropped out. We were received by the senior high with a hearty welcome --the initiation. Evelyn Hoops, who came from Clinton, moved to Weldon in the spring of ' 51 to join our class. As juniors we started with 26 class members. During the summer we lost Doris Ann Webb, who moved to Rock Island, Illinois. Our play The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” was a big success and we hope the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom on May 9, 1952, will go over as well. We are looking forward to being high and mighty seniors. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY As we embarked on our junior high career we had 46 representatives. During the year we lost one member. Seven of our classmates performed in the junior high play, The Boarding House Reach. ” The ninth grade basketball team won the Freshmen Tourney. When we entered senior high we had a class of 34 green sophomores. During the first few weeks of school we were thoroughly initiated into senior high. Later in the year we gave the Halloween party. In November, a new sophomore, Keith Barnes, moved to Weldon from Iowa. Our entire class likes the DeLand -Weldon Senior High and we are looking forward to our future junior and senior years here. s. ALLAN K. BARNES A. BURGESS D. CARR D. CLIFTON M. CLIFTON M. COOPER G. ELLER J. EASTHAM R. FOLLOWELL O. FLOYD A. GRANT S. HELTON D. LISENBY A. LEEVEY P. LONG N. MORFEY M. MEYER S. MADEN J. NORTON L. NORFLEET D. OLSON W. RULE A. REESER D. ROBERTS D. SPARKS J. SCHROEDER D. SVESTKA C. STINE N. SEAL Jim James Pearl Mrs. Sereny Harper- Barbara Kaliembach Sidney Gray Reeser Mary Margaret Gantz classroom activities Seated: Beverly Shaw and Bob Sprague. Standing: Jack Can, Mr. Wilson, Phil Mullvain, Delores Olson, and Jan Ruby. SPANISH CLASS CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES GUIDANCE Seated: Donna Cozad, Mr. Halcom, Jack Carr. Standing: Sue Taylor, Stewart Allan, Janies Pearl, Jackie Benge. LIBRARIANS First Row: Barbara Kallembach, Mrs. Paterson, Harol d Allan, Dorothy Carr. Second Row: Norma Barton, Wilma Rule, Jackie Benge, Beverly Shaw, Marilyn Twist, June Franklin. CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES AG. SHOP Left to right: Jack Grant, Mr. Harper, Joe Sprague, Wayne Clifton, Art Beck, Don Hiter. Seated: Ronnie Baker, Lou Emma Norfleet, Anne Reeser, Beverly Swartz, Marilyn Massey, Marlene Meyer, Jim Smith, Nancy SeaL Standing: Betty Rule, Beverly Shaw, Denny Lisenby, Miss Cassida, Margaret Gantz, Phyllis Long, Delores Olson, Phil Whiteside, Shirley Helton, Ruby Stone, Jackie Benge. CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES Seated: Norma Barton, Jack Grant, Richard Lubbers, Sheredith McCready, Margaret Radley. Standing: Terry Glynn, Beverly Shaw, Jim Smith, Jack Can, June Franklin, Joe Sprague, Art Beck, Charlie Baker, Betty Rule, Beverly Swartz, Evert Keur, Marilyn Twist, Mr. Haicom. TYPING First Row: Shirley Lane, Marilyn Massey, Margaret Gantz, Barbara Kallembach, Jackie Benge, Second Row: Mr. Glad, Delores Monkman, Joanne Webb, Steve Goodmon, Jim Pearl, Evelyn Hoops, Jan Ruby. Third Row: Eileen Followell, Patsy Swartz, Bob Norton, Jim Massey, Roger Perkins- CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES GIRL’S CHORUS First row: Webb, Ensign, Helton, Kallembach, Grant, McCready. Parrish, Swestka, Gantz. Second row: Ruby, Morfey, Stone, Leevey, P. Swartz, Olson, Mayer, Mr. Eymann, Long, Seal, Cozad, B. Swartz, Massey, Floyd, Shaw. Third row : Radley, Followell, Twist, Benge, Franklin, Clifton, Wilson, Sparks, Taylor. Reeser, Norfleet, Eller. BAND First row: Keur, Gantz, Mullvain, Shaw, Lisenby, P. Swartz, Helton. Second row ; Seal, Benge, Twist, Mr. Eymann, Glynn, Stone. Third row . Sprague, Barton, Svestka, Olson, B. Swartz, Kallembach. First Row: Bob Sprague, Junior Eastham, Jerry Schroeder, Phil Mullvain, Ronnie Baker, Mr. Eymann. Second Row: Evert Keur, Art Beck, Fred Gift, Jim Pearl, Bob Stone, Jim Smith. MIXED CHORUS First Row: Webb, Svestka, Parrish, Stone, Mr. Eymann, Shaw, Grant, Ensign, B. Swartz. Second Row: Gantz, Cozad, Eller, Norfleet, Reeser, Franklin, Barton, Radley, Long. Third Row: Mullvain, Stone, Sprague, Smith, Keur, Beck, Gift, Eastham, Schroeder. Lisenby. BOYS’ PHYSICAL EDUCATION First Row: Followell, Stine, Mullvain, Burgess, Reeser, Whiteside, Twist, Grant, Webb, J. Norton. Second Row: Schroeder, S. Allan, Massey, B. Gift, Sprague, Franklin, Roberts, Eastham, Carr, Mr. Glad. Third Row: Stone, Pearl, Hiter, Baker, B. Norton, Goodmon, Lubbers, H. Allan, Smith, F. Gift. GIRLS’ PHYSICAL EDUCATION First Row: Gantz, Floyd, Morfey, Carr, McCready, Helton, Parrish, Webb. Second Row: Seal, Twist, Eller, Fran klin, Barton, Maden, Lane, Meyer, Olson, P. Swartz. Third Row: Ensign, Kallembach, Ruby, Stone, Long, Monkman, Leevey, Miss Cassida, Cozad, B. Swartz, Massey, Radley, Shaw, Grant. Fourth Row: Benge, Hoops, Taylor, Sparks, B. Rule, Wilson, CUfton, W. Rule, Reeser, Norfleet. BOY’S P.E. Sidewalk Tennis Left to right: Phil Mullvain, Claudine Stine, Joe Sprague, Keith Barnes, Gray Reeser, Phil Whiteside. Volleyball Left to right: Keith Barnes, Claudine Stine, Phil Whiteside, Jim Smith, Harold Allan, Bob Norton, Sylvan Franklin, Stewart Allan. GIRLS ' S P.E. Basketball Left to right: Myrtle Ensign, Veda Parrish, Evelyn Hoops, Norma Barton, June Franklin, Donna Cozad. First Row: P. Mullvain, Manager; J. Grant, Mr. Glad, W. Clifton, R. Perkins, A. Beck. Second Row: R. Twist, R. Lubbers, T. Glynn, J. Carr, S. Goodmon, J. Pearl. B SQUAD First Row: Mr. Glad, R. Followell, B. Webb, J. Eastham, B. Gift, B. Sprague, D. Clifton. Second Row: P. Mullvain, Manager; R. Baker, A. Burgess, G. Reeser, D. Roberts, J. Massey, F. Gift, C. Baker. A TEAM OPP. Argenta 42 Beason 56 Maroa 43 Unity 67 LeRoy 53 Mahomet 44 LeRoy 64 Farmer City 47 Monticelio 59 Fisher 51 Argenta 52 Mansfield 38 Lovington 39 Lake view 58 Bement 54 Farmer City 42 Mahomet 48 Saybrook 56 Mansfield 59 Fisher 57 Beason 50 LeRoy 55 District Tourney Bellflower 36 St. Joseph 42 DW 44 55 50 39 44 42 40 40 45 43 39 37 38 45 40 42 53 35 45 25 B TEAM Argent a Beason Maroa Tolono LeRoy Mahomet Farmer City Fisher Argent a Mansfield Lovington Lake view Bement Farmer City Mahomet Saybrook Mansfield Fisher Beason LeRoy OPP. ATHLETICS CHEERLEADERS Seated: J. Norton, Grant, Gift, W. Clifton, Lubbers, D. Clifton, Perkins, Webb, Mr. Glad, Standing: Reeser, Twist, Sprague, Glynn, Goodmon, B. Norton, Stone, Burgess, Baker. home ECONOMICS IV ORGANIZATIONS Left to right: Beverly Swartz, Donna Cozad, June Franklin, Veda Parrish, Miss De Atley, Norma Barton, Myrtle Ensign, Sheredith McCready, Margaret Radley. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA O fsL iSL Cl First Row: P. Swartz, Benge, Cooper, Clifton, Wilson, Hoops, Taylor, Eller. Second Row: Webb, Ensign, Kallembach, Ruby, DeAtley, Grant, McCready, Svestka, Gantz. Back Row: Stone, Radley, Long, Seal, B. Swartz, Massey, Floyd. ORGANIZATIONS Left to right: Ruby Stone, Patsy Swartz, Alma Grant, Miss DeAtley, Jan Ruby, Margaret Gantz, Marilyn Massey, Barbara Kailembach. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The officers of the DeL and -Weldon Senior High School Chapter of Future Homemakers of America for 1951-52 are as follows: President, Barbara Kailembach; Vice President, Marilyn Massey; Secretary, Jan Ruby; Treasurer, Margaret Gantz; Parliamentarian, Patsy Swartz; Historian, Alma Jean Grant; Projects Chairman, Jackie Benge; Recreation Chairman, Joanne Webb; Public Relations Chairman, Nancy Seal; Reporter, Ruby Stone; Degree Chairman, Evelyn Hoops; Advisor, Miss Ethel DeAtley; Chapter Mothers, Mrs. Thad Ruby and Mrs. Lorin Swartz; Chapter Fathers, Mr. Thad Ruby and Mr. Lorin Swartz; Chapter Mascots, Jill Swartz and Billy Dale Hoops. Our chapter received first ratings for section 16 in International Relations, Section Honor Chapter and Superior Publicity Book. We received a permanent plaque for our outstanding chapter award of 1950. We also made the program books for the House of Delegates meeting at Arthur in October. We were hostesses for the section rally held in March at the new gym at the D-W Junior High in Weldon. Our secret theme has to do with International Relations. Beverly Swartz was the chapter delegate to state camp and the section delegate to the National Eastern Leadership Training Conference at East Lansing, Michigan. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Seated: Richard Lubbers, Jack Carr, Jim Smith. Standing: Steve Goodmon, Mr. Harper, Phil Whiteside, Sylvan Franklin. First Row: Mullvain, Hiter, Roberts, R. Baker. Second Row: H. Allan, B. Gift, B. Sprague, Stone, Franklin, F. Gift, Pearl, Mr. Harper. Third Row: J. Norton, Grant, Reeser, Whiteside, Schroeder, Massey, Eastham, S. Allan, Can, J. Sprague, Twist, Burgess. Back Row: Smith, B. Norton, W. Clifton, Goodmon, Lubbers, Beck, D. Clifton, C. Baker. F.F.A The DeLand-Weldon Chapter of Future Farmers of America began the year with 31 members, 22 of which were chapter farmers and 9 of which’ were green hands. The chapter farmers were Harold Allan, Charles Baker, Arthur Beck, Jack Carr, Wayne Clifton, Jack Grant, Donald Hiter, Richard Lubbers, James Smith, Joe Sprague, Ronald Baker, Sylvan Franklin, Fred Gift, Bill Gift, Steve Goodmon, James Massey, Phil Mullvain, Bob Norton, James Pearl, Gray Reeser, Rob Roy Twist, and Phil Whiteside. The green hands were Stewart Allan, Andrew Burgess, Junior Eastham, James Norton, Dewey Roberts, Jerry Schroeder, Bob Sprague, Bob Stone, and Darman Clifton. Officers elected for the year were Jack Carr, President; Richard Lubbers, Vice President; James Smith, Secretary; Sylvan Franklin, Treasurer; Phil Whiteside, Reporter; Steve Goodmon, Sentinel. A Program of Work was prepared for the year and entered in the national contest. Plans for making money during the year included collecting scrap paper, continuing to sell popcorn at the school functions through the G.A.A • agreement, selling pencils with the basketball schedule printed on them, selling Eagle tags for License plates, and selling a fat barrow from the chain gilt project to Jack Grant. A Ralph Pierce magic show was given with the chapter receiving a portion of the receipts. A Parent and Son Banquet was planned for the spring and the parliamentary procedure contest was to be held for the second straight year in the D-W High School. During 1951-1952 the chapter entered the parliamentary procedure contest, the dairy judging contest, and the beef judging contest where it placed Third, Fifth, and Seventh respectively. The grain and poultry judging contests were also entered but without much success. The dairy judging team placed in the top third at the State contest while the beef judging team placed in the lower one third. The Parent and Son Banquet was held with much success and it was the largest one in the history of the D-W Unit. Proving successful also was the chain gilt project which is still in its infancy. A two day trip was taken to Chicago in the spring of ' 51 which was very educational. Starting the 52 activities was the pest control contest the purpose being to rid the community of pests. This year has bought advancement and experience to the F.F.A. members under the guidance of Mr. Harper, our advisor. We hope the future will bring additional improvements as the members work to make VOC-AGR and essential subject for preparing America ' s future farmers. All the boys have at least one project this year with some having two and three. The sophomore class has 9 boys. There are 5 swine projects, 3 beef projects, and 1 poultry project. The junior class has 12 members with 6 swine projects, and 2 crop projects. The senior class has 10 members with 7 swine projects, 3 beef projects, 1 dairy project, 1 poultry project, and 2 crop projects. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First Row: Ensign, Twist, B. Rule, Franklin, Shaw, Parrish, B. Swartz, Cozad. Second Row: Carr, Kallembach, Leevey, Olson, Eller, Miss Cassida, Norfleet, t ong, P. Swartz, Grant, Floyd, Ruby, Helton. Back Row: Morfey, Meyer, Followell, Taylor, Reeser, D. Sparks, Wilson, Clifton, W. Rule, S. Sparks, Lane, Maden. G . A • A . President, June Franklin; Vice President, Veda Parrish; Secretary -Treasurer, Barbara Kallembach. Meetings were held once a month with basketball as the main activity; volleyball and softball as minor activities. The GAA held a chili supper and gift exchange at Christmas time, with a basketball tournament highlighting the occasion. We are selling popcorn along with the FFA members at all home basketball games to earn money to buy our awards. This will be the first year that members will be able to win State awards. SCHOOL CALENDAR Aug. 30 Workshop Dec. 26-28 Monticello Holiday Tournament Aug. 31 DeWitt County Institute Jan. 3 School Resumed Sept. 3 Labor Day Jan. 4 Fisher-Here Sept. 4 School Opens Jan. 8 Argenta-Here Sept. 7 Initiation of Sophomores Jan. 11 Mansfield -Here Sept. 14 W aynesvi lie -Here Jan. 17-18 Semester Examinations Sept. 21 Ogden -There Jan. 22 Lovingt on -There Sept. 27 Beason -There Jan. 25 Lake view -Here Oct. 2 Bellflower -There Jan. 29 Bement-Here Oct. 3 Beason -Here Feb. 1 Farmer City -There Oct. 8 Cent. Div. at Bloomington Feb. 5 Mahomet -Here Oct. 12 End of first six weeks Feb. 8 Saybrook-Here Oct. 19 Junior Play at DeLand Feb. 12 Li ncoln’s Birthday Oct. 26 Halloween Party Feb. 12 Mansfield -There Nov. 12-16 American Education Week Feb. 15 Fisher -There Nov. 13 Argenta-There Feb. 19 Beason -Here Nov. 16 Beason -There Feb. 22 LeRoy -Here Nov. 20 Maroa -There Feb. 26-29 District Tournament Nov. 22 End of second six weeks Feb. 29 End of fourth six weeks Nov. 22-23 Thanksgiving Vacation Apr. 4 F.F.A. Banquet Nov. 30 Unity -There Apr. 11 End of fifth six weeks Dec. 3 Piatt County Institute Apr. 11-14 Easter Vacation Dec. 4 LeRoy -There Apr. 25 Senior Play at Weldon Dec. 6 Mahomet -There May 9 Junior -Senior Banquet Prom Dec. 7 Piatt County Music Festival May 22-23 Second Semester Examinations Dec. 10-14 SVC Tournament at Mansfield May 25 Baccalaureate Services Dec. 18 Farmer City-Here May 26 Honors Day Dec. 21 Christmas Vacation begins -2:30 May 26 Commencement I GYMNASIUM INTERIOR UNDER CONSTRUCTION E. M. JOHNSON Principal CARRIE CALL Social Studies Eighth Grade MORRIS COOK Music ARETA HALCOM Math Seventh Grade JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY CHARLES SADLER English MARILYN WINSLOW A Igebra Girls PE DALE RIGGINS Coach Industrial Arts ANNA RIGGINS Home Economics General Science NINTH GRADE ■ LW- 4“ w- ' P p i ' ll ■HI ■■■! R. Bradshaw F. Taylor H. Carr J K. t K. Floyd R. Walden N. Foilowell L. Shultz M Remmers rs 0 l � ! L. Roberts M. Weaver A R. Clow B. Jones M. Swartz D. Shaw IV It R. Burton K. King 1 ' r C ti.f I V - : w fei N. Buchanan J. Behrens f r ■ % P. Lisenby R. Thrasher R. Svestka C. Buchanan J. Franklin L. Jiles n 4 0 f ▼ f D. Fugate J. Schuttee B. Burton G. Massey f- — t j . i Irv - j D. Smith L. Reynolds E. Svestka D. Thrasher % ft ft lfe-4 ; � .aMM M W. Utterback J. Kniiley y : C. Tudor J. Goodmon T. Reynolds J. Jordon EIGHTH GRADE A. Long F. Shofner H. Remmers R. Provins K. Baker S. Baker D. Carr D. Barton T. Welch D. Weets J. Husinga B. Taylor E. Wilson F. Albert S. Mitchell R. Mix J. Jordon D. Golden N. Lisemby P. Goodmon L. Johnson a IHi ■{V 4 as itrsh D. Harris HHr D. Hunter K. Clifton o a E. Fisher A. Franklin K. Followeil J- Franklin J. Webb J. Sparks L. Olson P. Thasher S. Shaw K. Yates SEVENTH GRADE 9 O J| t 1 mm y mm ft . P 41 B V ii. S. Welch J. Patton K. Price F. Patton S. Owens B. McHaney C. Dresback D. Followell E. Followell ! £% A A V ► I 9 IpL Wl W. Sebens J. Webb J. Yates D. Seal K. Shearer K. Rich L. Followell D. Taylor E. Taylor 5 ??■ X ' r .It B. Followell J. Thompsoi N. Trimble R. Hartsock L. Hildebrand K. Hopkins S. Horn L. Husinga L. Bradshaw L, Kirby R. Doss i i 4 . r, S. Jiles L. Husinga J. Goodmon E. Reynolds D. Reynolds L. Goken T. Reeser A A A i y ■ 1 H B i imw . nmv n ' v P. Massey L. Massey L. Walters E. Burton S. Marvel B. Buchanan A. Cooper R. Burton E. Burton A C A ■ ' ■• ' MW � i-iV ' E 5 - ' G. Danison R. Kidd 1_ W. Gantz E. M. Abner B. Taylor First Row: K. Floyd, E. Reynolds, K. Rich, J. Huisinga, R. Walden, L. Reynolds, L. Huisinga, J. Goodmon, L. Huisinga, N. Lisenby. Second Row: B. McHaney, S. Jiles, S. Shaw, K. Shearer, S. Marvel, Mr. Cook, L. Walters, L. Jiles, H. Remmers, R. Hartsock. Third Row: M. Remmers, K. Followell, P. Goodmon, L. Johnson, B. Gantz, D. Barton, P. Lisenby, D. Fugate, R. Svestka, F. Albert. First Row: Mr. Cook, K. Floyd, K. Shearer, L. Followell, S. Shaw, B. Taylor, R. Hartsock, R. Burton, S. Welch, S. Owens. Second Row: L. Schultz, L. Reynolds, J. Goodmon, N. Lisenby, J. Franklin, M. Weaver, E. Svestka, N. Trimble, S. Baker, L. Kirby, S. Marvel. Third Row: L. Johnson, N. Followell, P. Goodmon, K. King, P. Thrasher, E. Wilson, J. Huisinga, L. Roberts, M. Remmers, F. Taylor, R. Bradshaw, H. Carr, L. Jiles. J. Webb, N. Trimble, N. Buchanan, E. Reynolds. First Row: Mr. Cook, P. Goodmon, D. Seal, E. Followell, G. Danison, D. Barton, S. Jiles, B. Gantz. Second Row: D. Reynolds, F. Albert, J. Patton, L. Hildabrant, R. Mix, D. Followell, H. Remmers, J. Yates, C. Tudor. Third Row: W. Utterback, R. Walden, J. Behrens, B. Burton, D. Fugate, B. Jones, J. Schutte, M. Swartz, R. Thrasher, R. Clow, D. Shaw, R. Svestka, K. Rich, K. FollowelL B. Followell. LIGHT WEIGHTS 0 First Row: J. Schutte, A, Cooper, T. Reeser, D. Barton, K. Baker, L. Huisinga, L. Huininga, A. Franklin, J. Jordan, L. Olson, H. Reemers, G. Danison, S. Jiles, B. Jones. HEAVY WEIGHTS First Row: D. Harris, K. Clifton, E. Fisher, B. Foilowell, F. Shofner, K. Followell, Jr. Yates. Second Row: J. Schutte, B. Jones, J. Webb, B. Provins, B. Buchanan, K. Rich, B. Gantz. FRESHMAN TEAM First Row: J. Schutte, J. Knisiey, D. Shaw, M. Swartz, D. Tharaher, J. Behrens, J. Goodman, R. Clow, B. Jones. Second Row: J. Jordan, D. Fugate, B. Burton, W. Utterback, R. Walden, P. Lisenby, D. Smith, R. Thrasher, C. Tudor. r PATROL BOYS First Row: Jim Jordan, Carl Tudor, Second Row: Forrest Albert, Don Hunter, Jackie Goodman, Dallas Shaw, David Harris, Alan Franklyn. LIBRARY STAFF First Row: Alan Franklyn Lois Roberts Edward Fisher Helen Can Second Row: Kay Floyd Mr. Saddler Jimmie Franklyn PAPER STAFF First Row: Mr. Saddler, P. Goodman, L. Roberts, H. Reemers, Mrs. Halcom, L. Huisinga. Second Row: N. Lisenby, K. Floyd, D. Harris, H. Carr, L. Johnson, D. Shaw, R. Bradshaw, A. Franklyn, S. Baker. WELDON COOKS Mrs. Workman Mrs. Welch Mrs. Keel Mrs. Danison First Row: K. Floyd, J. Franklin, M. Weaver, H. Carr, L. Roberts, L. Jiles, K. King, M. Remmers, N. Buchanan, E. Svestka, R. Bradshaw. Second Row: Mrs. Riggins, N. Followell, F. Taylor, L. Schultz, L. Reynolds. rs FOOD MARKET Wilma - Doc - Len - Roy Pat - Steve Phone 59 DeLand, Illinois Paul Walden Cash Walden WELDON-WALDEN LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Building Supplies Phone 72 Weldon, Illinois HARDWARE WELCH’S Welding and Machine Shop Machine Work General Blacksmith Phone 69R20 Weldon, Illinois Radio Repair - Plumbing - Heating Bottle Gas Service phone 48 Weldon, Illinois LOCKER Butchering, Processing and Curing for Your Home Locker Phone 105R2 DeLand, Illinois Compliments of G. R. MAWHINNEY Compliments of OLSONS SUPER WAY Phone 39 Weldon, Illinois Compliments of BURTON’S STANDARD SERVICE Phone 37R2 DeLand, Illinois BROS. Grain and Storage Phone 42 Weldon, Illinois DRY GOODS STORE W. G. Trigg Helen Baker Phone 92 DeLand, Illinois DELAND FERTILIZER CO. Rock Phosphate Limestone Mixed Fertilizers Hauling and Spreading Phone 82R2 or 90 Compliments of C. E. 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