Decatur High School - Decanois Yearbook (Decatur, IL)
- Class of 1951
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W-win Enix Rl Y i Feudin , Fightin , and Fussin il? 1 W , .Q x W Can't We Talk It Over CLASSES I Didn't Know What Time It Was It Happens Every Spring HOMECOMING Hot Rod Race i i Buttons and Bows Mountain Gal Sweet and Lovely 5 5 Time On My Hands Homework, I Gotta Do Homework HALLS 1 Dian Slip, I wwf: rushed, I Feu It lsn't Fair REC ROOM Won't You Play a Simple Melody Bewitched, Bothered, and BewiIdered For Every Man There's a Woman 1 E A1 S ix , dlmhrwm Q' SA, . 53' Y-gig? 3, Ev3 ?M q gt I ' W Qg, I J e Q X- 9 1' X x W A a o Q Ak ,S 8 2 .,,,, . 54' S? S I , i Q Q A 3 I QE 1 Q ' I x Q' .....' ,V - ' ,.:.A .Q,--. - '-: fx W Q 5-5 ' Q : 27 73 ' '1 . -'2' ig 1 - My 3 - :: ' K N W Q .. A .,, .figs as A 5 .Q X Q F, Q ,X x :P X 1, gt. VL' ' I ' ' -. , H x ::: 8 ' Q k I-211' Q . by N Qkk x 1? fx BX L 3 v , W , X S Eigkis Y xl 1 sg G F N S X l 3 - NX w I E- x e m,m:,yQh ..., .4 Q - as - WW W wmv mul :sag awww Qi: m,QQ, : 1254- AW WW 5, Nature Boys + AUDITOR! UM if ll Hoop-de-Doo I There Are Such Things UQ FACULTY Someone To Watch Over Me SHA is M Q Q wk 'Q N M CN g x . I K . E X 3 QQFKHW 'NW Q ..,,,'- .3911 Mn. LEE D. P1Go1 r Principal ADMINISTRATION Mr. Clifford F. Stiegemeier Assistant Principal 44242 Miss Elizabeth Connard Guidance Director OFFICE STAFF Left to Right: Mrs. Betty Moore, Miss Mary lane Taoscotly Miss Mary Clark Mrs, luanita Severe, Miss Helen Gould COUNSELORS Seated: Miss Maraery Presiley, Mr, llarry Meirieri, Miss Mary Carroll Standing: Mr. Gansel Bemieil, Miss Mabel Sclieiderer, Mrs. Rilli Carson Miss Marie Weber dx Q25 nb Mrs. Lucile C. Andrews Pli.B, University of Chicago ENGLISH Celia Berry A B , MacMtirroy College, MA., University ol South- ern California ENGLISH Mary E. Carroll A.B, Millikin Universtty A.M,, University of lllinois SPANISH Head of Foreign Language Department. Counselor. FACULTY Ruth V. Bane Bfd, lllinois Slate Not- mal University TYPING lustean Bleeks BS, University ol Illinois M A , Columbia University ART Mrs. Ruth R. Carson BS, M,A, University ot lllinois ENGLISH. Counselor David F. Batlhcruer BS., Ball State Teachers College, Muncie, Indiana MACHINE SHOP Maud H. Blue Bffd, Illinois State Nor' mal University WORLD HISTORY Mrs. Mildred Connell Blid, lllinois State Not- mal University BUSINESS EDUCATION DECANOIS Q26by W. Gcmsel Bennett AB, MS., University of Illinois BIOLOGY. Counselor Ruth Helen Burlison BS, MS., University of lllinois MUSIC Milford B. Corey B S , Texas A. and M Col- leqeg M Fd, Pennsyl- vania Slate University INDUSTRIAL ARTS Electricity and Vocational Electricity Gerald D. Cox B.S., M,S., University ol Illinois BOOKKEEPING Edward G. Dirksen B,A., Loras College, Dubuque, Iowa M.A., University of Illinois LATIN Georgia H. Fischer A.B., Ohio State University MA., Columbia University MATHEMATICS Head of Mathematics De- partment Robert R. Curtis B,S.Ed., M.A., Southern Illinois University ENGLISH Mr . Dede Ann Drury AB., Millikin University M.A., University ot Illin ENGLISH Thelma M. Franklin B,S., M.S., University Illinois ENGLISH o's ot W. K. Davis B.Ed., Eastern Illinois State College, M.Ed., Colorado A. and M. College INDUSTRVIIY- ARTS VOCATIONAL CABINET MAKING Leone Ehrhardt B.A., North Central Col- Iogeg M.A., University of Wisconsin WORLD HISTORY Mrs. Esther Fry B.S., Indiana State Teach- ers College LIB RARIAN K27m Iohn D. Dickman BS., Illinois State Nor- mal University M A., University of Illinois WORLD HISTORY ENGLISH Louise Fike BA., Drake University ENGLISH C. C. Galbreath Blid., Eastern State Col- leqe INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION FACULTY 5 9 A 5 wi ' .- X ..,, f s...:i...-...eg . i U 'xi if .P w , .f 1 37 ' '7 'rs y ,T P-ik Q N is r l isggr A ,Q I. ,.f....- ly, . rf, 1 r'f'f'rf1'i ff' 4' I-I '- 'i'I:'IIy:'..If1 Av., A . . 5 e.:,f'fhiif ,, .Q QF: i ll.v 3 '-4 f ' 1w'1QQi, Helen Gorham A.B., Millikin University ENGLISH Christa Herrin HA, Millikin University AM, University ol Illinois ENGLISH G. L. Iacobsen BA., M.A., University ol Clncaao SOCIAL STUDIES FACULTY Mary C. Gourley B.Hd., Illinois State Nor- mal Universilyg M A., Teachers College, Columbia HOME ECONOMICS Elizabeth Holbrook HS., Universily ol Illinois BIOLOGY Carl F. Iebe B M , University ol Wis- consin INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC M. Cecilia Hebert B.S., M,S., University ol Illinois ALGEBRA GEOMETRY Van F. Howe BS., MS, University ol Illinois PHYSICAL EDUCATION Clellcr L. Iones B,Ed., Illinois Slate Nor- mal University M,A., Universily of Illinois PHYSICS AIR SCIENCE AND EARTH SCIENCE a28:z Mary B. Hedrick B.S,, Indiana Siate Teach- ers College BUSINESS EDUCATION Anna L. Hull BA., M.A., Universily 3 Illinois SOCIAL STUDIES Gay A. Kintner Michigan Coachina Schoc. Northweslern Coaching School Direclor of ATHLETICS Walter Kirby B.A., New York University M.A., Columbia University SPANISH and ENGLISH DECANOIS Paul E. LeMarr B.Ed., Illinois State Nor- mal University A.M., University ot Illinois AMERICAN HISTORY Harry Meinert B.Ed., Platteville State Teachers College DRAFTING Counselor Samuel L. Kohr B.S., Millilrin University M.S., University ot Illinois TYPING SALESMANSHIP Mayo I.. Magill AB., McKendree College A.M., University ot Illinois ENGLISH Lena B. Metzger B.A., Millilcin University AMERICAN HISTORY GERMAN Wilmer A. Lamar AB., Millikin University M.A., University of Chi- caao ENGLISH Head of English Depart- ment Norma Magnuson BA., Millikin University MA., Northwestern Uni- versity SPEECH DRAMATICS Andrew E. Meurlot B.E., Eastern State Teach- ers College M,A,, University of Illinois AMERICAN HISTORY 44292 D. May Larimore B.A., MacMurroy College M.A., Columbia Teachers Colleqe FRENCH SPANISH Edna Meadows AB., A.M., University of Illinois BIOLOGY EARTH SCIENCE Katherine V. Minto B.S., Beloit College M.A., Universitv ot Colo- rado BIOLOGY FACULTY f'llQ'Qv+ Georgia R. Mitchell BA, University ot Illinois ENGLISH Mrs. Barbara Olsen B.S,, University ot Illinois ENGLISH SOCIAL STUDIES OBSERVER Iohn W. Perkins Bild, Illinois State Nor' mal University M.A , University ol Illinois SOCIAL STUDIES Head ol Social Science FACULTY Roy Vernon Nelson BS., Bradley University DRIVER TRAINING ART I Mary E. Orr AB., University OI Illinois BIOLOGY Head of Science Depart- ment Mae E. Peters Bid., Illinois State Nor- mal University MATHEMATICS Elmer V. Nickel AB, Illinois College M.A, University ol Illinois TYPIIIG Head ot Business Educa- tion Department Mrs. Norma Payne BS., Northwestern Univer- sity PHYSICAL EDUCATION Margery Prestley A B., Mvllikin Universitv M.A,, Columbia, Teachers College MATHEMATICS Counselor x3Ox Morris A. Noland B S , Millikin University MUSIC Ilead of Music Department C. Edwin Pearson Blfd., Illinois State Noi- rnal University M S , University OI Illinois DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCA- TION Edna M. Robertson AB., University ol Illinois AMERICAN HISTORY Norton I. Rosan B.Ed., Illinois State Nor- mal University M.A., Colorado State Col- lege of Education OFFICE PRACTICE Thomas I.. Settle B. S., Southern Illinois State University AUTO MECHANICS Mariorie Stone A.B., MacMurray College A,M , University ol Illinois PHYSICAL EDUCATION Lawrence E. Rueff A.B., M.S., University ot Illinois BIOLOGY AUDIO VISUAL AIDS Ida Shapiro AB., Illinois Wesleyan University BOOKKEEPING Kathryn M. Sturm B.Eci., Southern Illinois State Teachers College A.M. University ot Michi- gan BIOLOGY C4 3 I Marjorie Sanborn A.B., Millikin University M.A., University of Illinois SHORTHAND Helen I. Stapp B.S,, University of Illinois M.A., State University of Iowa ENGLISH Mrs. Dorothea S. Pires RN., Decatur and Macon County Hospital NURSE X Mabel E. Scheiderer B.S., Northeast State Teachers College, Kirks- vllle, Missouri M.A., Columbia University COOPERATIVE OFFICE OCCUPATIONS Counselor E. E. Stearns A B , Millilrin University MA., University ot Illinois WORLD HISTORY Clarence E. Taylor B. Ed., Eastern Illinois State Colleae M.A., University ot Illinois MATHEMATICS FACULTY Effie NL 'rheobuld BS., MacMurray College HOME ECONOMICS Emst H. Westlund B.S,, M,S., Ph.C., Purdue University CHEMISTRY K. B. Wilson B.Ed., Eastern State Col- lege SUPERVISOR OF INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION FACULTY Loy E. Wattles AB., McKendree College M.A., University of Illinois SOCIAL STUDIES F. A. White B.Ed., Illinois State Nor- mal University PHYSICAL EDUCATION Eleanor Wyne A.B., M.A., University of Illinois ENGLISH Marie Weber B.Ed., Eastern Illinois State College M.S., University oi Illinois GOVERNMENT PROBLEMS Counselor Robert F. Williams A.B,, Millikin University M.A., University oi Cali- fornia AMERICAN HISTORY Lois I. Yoder A.B., Millikin University MA., Columbia University ENGLISH 1322 Ralph B. Westennan B. Ed., Illinois State Nor- mal University M.S., University of Illinois MATHEMATICS George M. Wilson B.Ed,, Illinois State Nor- mal University M.A., University of Wyo- ming BUSINESS LAW D. L. Young B.Ed., Eastern State Teachers College VOCATIONAL BUILDING TRADES No Picture- Mary R. Earnest PHYSIOLOGY HEALTH SCIENCE BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. Ciney Rich Mr. Otto Keil Mr. Frank Walker Mr. L. I. Grant Mr. N. I. Gore Superintendent Assistant Superintendent The Board of Education of Decatur School District Number 61 is the legal voice through which the community speaks. Membership on the Board is cr responsibility which requires much of those who serve. Decatur is fortunate to have men on the Board who are willing to give generously ot their time, thought, and energy to the task of providing the best possible schools for our community. The Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent are employed to coun- sel With the Board and are held responsible for carrying out the policies determined by it. 44 33 Pb S0l'lIOMOIiES .L---.: There's A Long, Long Trail 3' md Ns. f if ,V N S X .aw d xf 90' w N .X R Y M X X N is K Q H if sk is x 5 Pk XA? iw .sf ' .Nw s Q XM. as sy Q NSA ffmsqix' 'air ,jf 333 ,Q 'sw mm My s1,,g,,.x ws, K FK Nkgwfwf y Q, ,www ,Y 3 ,nf -f.K..Jrf. Q-935 Ng: sei M, ,. 1 533 RE ,H N wmwgvi 'M -w 'E W 3 Q. an lu.-fs, '75 I ' . QSSNQ SX ,. iw 'mv SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Row 1: Marilyn Stewart, Treasurerg Dean Ground, President Marian Cor rington, secreiary. Row 2: Marvin Oglesby, Sergeant-at-Armsg Ioe Fowler, Vice-President Ron ald Poland, Sergeantfat-Arms CAbsentD. SOPHOMORES ., .,... P, 4 '. fi? 5 Mig? R h d M .,.. A . R '22-2. 'E R ld Ad Q a 1 R3 2 C4 36 bb Adcoclz. Barbara Ahern. Loretta Albers. George Alekner. Lucille Allen. David Allen. lack Allen. Mary Allen. Mathew Allen. Patsy Ananias. Fred Anderson. Donna Anderson. lack Andrews. Miriam Armstrong. Norma Arnold. Dick Askren. Donna Athey, Audrey Atkinson. Donald Auvil. Marie Bachstein. Bob Backus. Carolyn Bader. Karl Baker. Carolyn Ballinger. Sandra Bandy. Patty Banlield. Barbara Banton. Sharlene Barber. Phyllis Barnes. Ardath Barnes. David Barnes, Ernest Barnes. Larry Barnett. Don Barnhardt. Iohn Barrett. Bill Barton. Linda Basil. Ioan Bates. Dennis Bates, Ronald Baum. Evelyn Baum. Roger Baum. Sonny Beals. Marilyn Beaman. Clillord Beaman. Iudy Beane. Johnny Beard. Dick Bechtel. Larry Berger. Charles Beggs. Alice Bergschneider. Shirley Bernard. Barbara Berry. Iuanita Blakeman. Ierry Blakeney. Ioanne Blankenship. Delores Blankenship, Iune Blankenship. Patsy Blayer, Phyllis Blue. Iohn Bobb. Charles Bolary. Eiver Boliek, Pat SOPHOM RES x , A -, ':.-::-:-2r'. ,n1f 5' -E55:rEr:2ST5- I f,. R W .Ng xi ,Q 2 l z H' ----- - -Knee, Ng, sf 5 M fv ' ' 1 XY z ,i SOPHOM RES 'MA V'2wM: -new 'B lnlyaxlxf -:iwiii . 1 .. , Me mm N- , ,W as . ., we Nz, ' H -V -' :aeasas,a,ss: f 1 ,M S X K lv K M f F Q is S. X 5 if Q vi Q H x ii .,, w. K 5 W?Ek:..:, f s -be ,.,. . ,.,.,, ,., ...- ..-. . X c ii ana B 2 5- ' K X XA X Q ef X ' wig , . , ...':2-I-I N K 'N S' ,..,. X., E Q t x 5 .X, . - -1: X is .n ail :iiz . X QEEEE : U: i rf in ' 5 Q I Qi Bolin, Bill Bolin, Ioanne Bomball, Caroline Born, Eugene Botts, lanet Bower. Milton Bowers, Bebe Browning, Thornell Boyd, Marlene Braden, Earl Braden, Lynn Bradley, Nancee Brady. Ron Brandon. Floyd Brant, Io Ann Bray, Barbara Briney, Larry Britton. Shirley Brohard, Weston Brown, Rosemary Browning, Bob Browning, Nancy Buck, Margie Buck. Paul Burnau, Annette Burns, Larry Burris, Marilyn Burris, Mary lane Burrows. Mary Louise Burry, Sue Burstein, Stuart Burton, Beverly Butler, Harry Campbell, Iaclc Carter, Margaret Carter, Nancy Cassell. Iudy Castleberry, Anna Lee Catton, Edward Cearlock, Nyle Chambers. Billie Chumbley, Mary Bn Churchman. Marcia Clanton, Marilyn Clark. Bob Clark, loy Clark, Norma Click, Ioel Cliliord, Shirley Coates, Wanda Cochran, lanet Coe, Clara Cole, Ethel Ann Colebar. Leona Coleman, Iunior Coleman. Raymond Collins. Marlene Collins. Pat Constant, Eldon Cook. Lois Coon, Darrell Cooper. Sharon Carrington, Marian Carrington, Rita Coulter. Martha Cox, Bonnie Cox, Fred Cox. Wayne Crew, Marlene Crist. Bill Crone. Edith Crutchfield. Ioyce Cunningham. Arlen Cunningham. lim Curry, Elsie Cushing. Bill Custin. Helen Cuttill. Eloise Dailey, Pat Danner, Mildred Dannewitz. lean Dart. Betty Davis. Delores Day. Darlene Day. Margaret Deadmond. Doris Deaton. Billie Degand. lim Denson. Shirley Denton, Dean DePriest, Shirley DeVore, Ronald Dillow, Nancy Dills, Dick Dismuke. Mamie Doran, Donald Dorman, Bennie Dudley. Duane Dulaney. Myrtle Dunaway. Iohn Eastham. Elizabeth Eaton. Ruse Echols. Iames Eckhart, Nadine Edmonston. Ierry Edwards. Mary Eichel. Dick Eisele. David Elbert. Kenneth Ellinger. Cleda Elliott. Beverly Ellis. Pat Endrizzi. Betty Ernst. Dwain Eschbaugh. Bob Favourite. Ieanette Ferguson. Iudy Ferral. Perry Finson, Ann Fisher. Sandra Flanniqan. Raymond Fletcher. Bruce Floyd, Ierry Foll, Helen Follis, Lelah Forcum. Archie vJ ::eeS. ..,X , X -as ... . . .X ..: X 0 X , X R P' ' w iw ' M' WX S O P H O zex i M RES E E .,.::. at M fi . . ,. ' - iff ,Q W 5 'VER' fi 1:2' Ez ,1,... f 5 xii: 4 Q., t -1 :gal 1. , , .T 7 t. ge, li Q' W' X Q P4 Z fmt .- ----. - N -fx --::-tm. ...., , 1355? Q , . , :' ae ,:. :: Q Q K W Y 2 X 3 Q fbsiy, ..,. ,,,, : , , fi ,.--: : E. 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Belly lean Grayned. Mary Greenberg. Norman Sm 'tgps f -.:-:asa 'sf Y. yy. v, Griffith. Dick Q fy-,es ,,. .... .,.,..,,---, A . Griflilhs. Ieanne , Grossman, Don Ground. Dean f r Grubb. Bill Grubbs. Henry . Gude. Mary Louise K? Q Q ff? f ,ZW H fi 53. if 'J 7 Q . :gsm .pil H X new , M r 2 'WJ 55? is 3 fa W ' Q N S 5 l N -2 . , :..aw:::::5fZ:-1: I 0 I K N-4 1 x 'S' ,W j Hackl. Ronald Q f' 3 W L - ' Haddock. Marian ' i Hale, Richard W ...,. - 4 5 Hall. Barbara ,gm , , .,.. . Q Hgll, Euggng iff' .,., Hall, Robert P M H Hqu. shmey 'E Hall. Wayne 3 W H9 f 25... 5 1 ,. , ' if . .f -:.- . ff :W Hanks. Bobby Hanna. Barbara Hardy. Ioan Harlow. Belly Harmon. Phyllis Harper. Emily Harrington. Beverly Harris. Belly Harris. Donna Harshbarger. Richard Harvey. Doris Harvey. Velma Haskell. Iaclz Hastings. Ioan Uaws, Iimmie Haynes. Carol Headington. Muriel Hebei. Romelle Heckman. Bill Hedrick. Bonnie Howell. Virginia 9 ,, Nw 1 ,444 A0 Hedrick. Lillian -xX' Hager. Charles f Heiser, Shirley . ii? Helm. Brlene ', Henigman, Iohn Heningfon. Mary Henlev. lim 5 A ' - w' ' if Hensey. Nancy My A K X ' 'Q' Hetlinger. Wilma if x E ' X HSWGYI Herb , , , l . . A Hill' Bob f D ,.,. f Z 1 - ' Q f .,.. 73 , Hill. Lqnv i .: -2' i I ,k-. Q---2-- 'QI M A ,ig 'Q, Hill. NGDCY ' i f f ' :. QEIII W .::::AV '.':' 1 X ' Hill- PU' if 1 Aiz i l S5 f if 'J . V-':'l' Hilliard. Charles H ' , 1-unqbmna. Phyllis N .I i A , Hinton. lamie , ,,,., if 1-555 fy? -e -:-,- I l , A, 5 1 Hoffman. Glen N 'I . Q , gsfq ' .- x h Hofirnan, Ronny K .:.--! 3-'Ii--' X ffgsfl M353 Holderness. Eileen 5 :-- - i , if R V Hollingsworlh. Carol XY E if E E f , .. .. ,. ':: ' iii 3' ri Holman. lim Holmes. Tracy Hood. Ioyce Horaih, Marilyn Hoiwick, Donald Howell. Dorothy House. Tom Huff. George Huqhes. Denny Huqhes. Pat Hunt. Barbara Hunt. Frances Irwin. Eva Irwin. Helen Ielks. Lottie Mae Ieppson. Anna Iohn. Terry Iohnson. Beck lohnson, lim Iohnson. Marilyn Iohnsfon. Sue Iones. Bob Iones. Helen Iones. Ronald Iordan. Roy Kahler. Billie Kanakis. Diane Karch. Hifa Keck. Elmer Kemp. Teddy Kennedy. Willie Mae Kent, Allyn Kelm, Mary Ann King. Barbara King. Iudy King, Lucille Kirkwood. Don Kiser, Nancy Kistler, Linda Kiichell. Ierrv Kitchell, Terry Klebe. Edward SOPHOM RES 1 1. .... ,, V2 if re -fyzop.-.. -.:,.....,.!':' - 12-E: X ra' 5 55 1, ' , 'MQ 'bv Ch ,..:if'Pf sf: - - ,. . .H S A ik 1. JZ t VQ12:?H'M j - if :S E .g 4+ M ,, ' mr Q1 'if 3 'Q 1 N SOPHOM RES 4 .Zag yang... .,.. , ..:., ...,..,,- rw W' 4 if W ez. ,y W4 3. - .-,v . .- ------ , .-.... uvxq H it M? Q 'A 'nfl Klinghammer. lean Kloever. Roger Knoppke. Barbara Koelbel. Ulrich Krause. Larry Kunkle. Ronald Kush. Pat Kwasny. Nancy Landqrebe. Ruth Landram. David Larimer. Esther Larus. Frances Lasco. Dick Laslrowslri. Ethel Lawson. Richard Layette. Danny Leach. Bob Lee. Genevieve Lenover. Pat Lents. Marlene Lewis. Don Lewis. Duane Lichtenberger. Bill Lichtenberqer, Ianet Lichtenberger. Sandra Lind. Pat Lindebrelrke. Kenneth Lindsey. Patty Lindsten. 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Charlene Banks. Iames Banning. William fdeceasedl Banning. Robert Barnhardt, Carolyn Barone, Dolores Bass, Deloris Baum. Doris Beals. Lila Beals, William Baer, Don Belden, Iackie Bell, Barbara Bender. Shirley Benexe, Esther Benexe, lane Bergandine, Richard Berry. Iuanita I. Bielefeld. Roger Bingman. Don Blackford, Ann Blackford, Charles Blakeman, lrdilh Blasingame, Marlene Bodine, Dick Bohon. Bill Boland, Richard Borel. Alice Bothell, Pai Bowman. Ioan Boyd. lim Boyer, Iohnny Briggs, Bob Brissenden. Barbara Brozio. Peggy Brumasler, Connie Buckley, Donald Buechler, Ierry Burdick, lim Burgener, Chuck Butts, Wesley Calvert. Barbara Campbell. Barbara Campbell, Marilyn Cannon. Doris Carnock, Phil Carr. Margaret Caudell, Frances Chaniol, Ioanne Cherry, Mary Christian, Hose Clanton, Ronald Clark, Ierry Clausen, Bill Colley, Bill Cook, Bob Cooley, Dick Connelly. Suzanne Carrington. 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Doris Enlow, Lillian Etchison, Almeda Etchison, Caroline Erwin. Darlene Ewing. Bernadine Farris, Lloyd Farris, Lois Fawley. Ieannette Fenton, M arilyn Ferguson, Frank Ferral, Bill Fields, C. I. Fink, Patty Fisher, Bill Fisher. Dea ll Fleener, Dwayne Fleming, Carolyn Fox. Beverly Frahlman, Ronnie Fravel. Eunice Fritchley. Carole Greenberg. Lois if . ........ . .:.: gf ...V Q Fulk. Ierry 1' . . --.- - -'-' Kai? - 2 Gwwm Glover. Chesley ' Gneckow. Don - - ' -f'f , Goldman. Ierry ,I - . scwf-ww W ., 'M' FN 'gf' N v ' '41 1 Gordon. Kenneth W ' Y . Gordon. Virginia Q- . .. Ng, ff Gordy. Ioyce ' i 2 Goss, lack 'Ks K . 6 L ' Grathwohl. Harold 3 '- X f e 'I 'N j-- ' Grayned. Charles Q ' iw ' X me Gregory, Belly Grove. larry , Griilon. Leora R Groo. Iohn , Gros.. Arnold Grove. 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P :-.- Q S 'Q .4 SENIURS l! Now Is The Hour 3 , Q . . 4 , Q - 3 5 5 . I i 5 : I 5 , I MID-YEAR SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS I5 5 2 E I B E E Bob Oldweiler, ViceePre-sidentg Marianne Sczlogga, Secretcxryg Kayle Iohnson, President Marvin Hall cmd Dick Pygmcm, Sergeant-Crt-Armsg Paul Priits. Treasurer. 4: 60 Pb MID-YEAR CCMMENCEMENT HONGRS qw 3 -,. . W 5 1, I: y We 5 .Q :-'--1-1V :,. A f --::::2-1 .:.. ::'- 46 MARYLOU EVANS Valedictoricm VERNA COX MARY SKELLEY Salutatorlan Orator Adams, Dorothy lane Kinda quiet, not much to say. Does her duty, goes on her way. Announcement Committee 35 Social Committee 3. Allen, Phyllis In those shining brown eyes, The secret of her happiness lies. Future l-lomemakers of America 3. Ancmias. Lorraine Ruth Politeness costs nothing and gains everything. Transferred from Lanphier, 19495 Business Girls Association 3. Benner, Loretta Always a laugh, but never a sigh- A mischievous glimmer in her eye. Blakeman, Audrey A pleasant disposition is a valued acquisition. Library Council 3. Boyle, Rose Is she quiet and damure? Maybe, don't be too sure. Bringer, Sally The girl with the smile is the girl worth while. Burke, Barbara l'm contented with life iust as it is. GBZQ Burnett. Verlie A jolly lad chuck full ol lun. He's always nice to everyone. Seven Keys to Baldpate 3. Carr, Leslie, Ir. A typical senior. 'smooth' is the word. To say any more would be iust too absurd Sophomore Council: Iunior Council: Student Council 2, 3: Cgass Play Committee 3: Seven Keys to Bald- pate . Cazier, William M. We could call him a quiet man, but we know him too well. Football Manager 2: Student Council 3. Cearlock, Don I won't let my studies interlere with my education. Clavin, Patricia Good nature is the very air ot her mind. Business Girls' Association 3: Iunior Council. Cope. Calvin To worry little and study less ls my idea ot happiness. Seven Keys to Baldpate 3. Cotton, Doris Eileen A pleasanter girl you'll never find Mock Convention lp Sophomore Council: Iunior Council: Senior Play Committee: Announcement Com- mittee 3. Cox, Vema Margaret Success is always won by work that is well done. Sophomore Council: Mock Convention 1: Latin Club l, 2, 3: Thalia l, 2: Decanois 2, 3, Co-Editor 3: Senior Class Play Committee: National Honor Soci- ety: Discol 3: Salutatorian, K632 Crawley. Glen Sometimes a iester: sometimes a king. Graduation to him. another thing. Band l, 2. Culumber, William Q. Me and my gal. DeCota, Thomas Richard Sometimes I sit and think. but mostly I iuat sit. Red Rowdies 3, Dial, Leah Maiden rare with a happy air. Combines it with a face that's fair. Home Room Officer l. Duda. Larry A likable chap with a cheery way, He may do great things some day. Band 1, 2, 35 Ensemble 2, 3, Homecoming Assembly 2, Seven Keys to Baldpaten 3, Fstell, Mcrriorie Around her head there grows so fair, A halo of the blondest hair. Evans. Marylou Expert in many ways Her leadership we'll remember all our days. Observer 1, 2, 3, Feature Editor 2, Editor 3, Ad. vanced Girls' 2, 35 Town Meeting l, 2, 3, Secretary l, Vice President 2, President 3, Seven Keys to Bald- pate 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, Parliamentarian 2, Thalia Plav, Daddy Long Legs 25 National Honor Society 37 Voice of Democracy Contest, First Place 27 Latin Club 2, 3, Scriba 31 Valeclictorian. Giles. Robert When he departs. 'tis our belief, He'll breathe a sigh of great relief. Rifle Club lg Home Room Officer 2. Q 64 X Grace, Laura A darling girl and very sweet. She's big? No, quite petite. Grace, Lorraine She has a winning smile. but never much to say. Graham, Alan l'm not airaid of work, l'm iust not in sympathy with it. Vocational Cabinet Making. Guy, Sara To worry little and study less Is my idea ot happiness. Glee Club A lp Music Festivalg Iunior Councilg Sophomore Councilp Mock Convention 1, Hall, Marilyn She changes her beaux, like others change clothes. Baton Twirler 1, 2, 35 Library Assistant l, 2, 3: Girls Athletic Association lg Class Play Committee 33 Seven Keys to Baldpate 3. Hall, Marvin A boy on the field is worth ten on the bleachers. Sergeant-at-Arms 31 Football l, 2, 35 Track l, 3. Henry, Florence Rare qualities in this girl are found: We wish more often she'd come around. Business Girls' Association 2, 3g Girls' Rifle Club: Science Assistantp Mock Election lg Student Council 2. Hettinger, Geraldine Never worry till worry worries you. Q 65 2 Hettinger, Richard A gentleman is one who never does the unexpected. Hipsher. Shirlee Whatl No boys in heaven? Then I'll stay here. Thalia 1, 2, 35 Daddy Long Legs 2: Girls' Glee A 15 Girls' Chorus lp B Choir 2, 3, Christmas Vespers 2, 35 Mock Convention lg Baton Twirler 2 3, Library Council l, 2 Hunter, lean My grades mean nothing to me: my fun everything. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Librory Assistant 1, 2, 3, Library Council 1, 2, 3 Iendry, Ruth Carol Years may come and years may go, But my fun will go forever. Student Council l, 2, Homecoming Queen Chairman 'l' Business Girls' Association 37 Observe' Stott 3: Class Ring Committee 3, Seven Keys to Boidpoten 35 Class Day 3. Iewell, Ronald It's such a bore to be a handsome man. Iohnson, Kuyle To the polls we all went. To make him the mid-years' president. Class President 3, Football l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, Red Rowdies 2. Landgrebe. Dean Never loud, always quiet. Maybe some of us should try it. Laughery, Don This guy would have scads of money Il he got paid for being funny. Library Council I, 2, 3, Seven Keys to Baldpaten 3. c6695 Lynch. Ierry Mischief-or iust full of fun? Cheerleader 37 Football lg Track 1, 2, 3. McEvoy, Thomas I'm full of fun. and mischief too- Like doin' things I shouldn't do. Student Council l. McLemore, Beverly Ioyce You'll find her always with a big smile for you Because this dear little girl is never blue. Maddy. Verna A host of friends and a winsome smile, This girl is happy all the while. Meyer, Don I-Ie's the people's choice. We kinda like him. too. Miller, Frances Ann The world's no better if we worry. I.i!e's no laugh it we hurry. Future Homemakers of Americay Class Day 35 Iunior Council. Mills. Marilyn I like to talk fast because I can say more. Sophomore Councilg Music Festival l, 25 Girls' Cho- rus 'Zp Student Council lg Seven Keys to Bald- pute' 39 Class Day 3: Homecoming 25 Red Peppers 25 Iunior Council. Moran, Patricia Funny and clever. cr friend forever. Business Girls' Associationp Girls' Athletic Associ- ationg Class Day 3. c6755 in Nance, Carolyn Happy, busy. work well done, But always iinding time for lun. A Choir l, 35 Madrigals 35 Student Council 2, 35 Business Girls' Association Z, 35 Class Day 35 Thaliii 15 Girls' Chorus, Secretary lg Cap and Gown Com- mittee 3 Nixon, Buford Great artists are born. not found: ln artistic ability he does abound. Iunior Art League. Oglesby. Gwen Charm strikes the eye, and merit wins the soul. Student Council l, 25 Homecoming Parade Committee 25 Homecoming Decorating Committee 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Senior Ring Committee5 Class Day Committee 35 Cap and Gown Committee 35 Scholarship Committee 35 Social Committee 35 Class Play Finance Committee 3. Oldweiler, Robert A little mischief now and then Is relished by the best ol men. Football lg Lake Forest Academy 25 Class Vice- Presiclent 3, Patterson. Iohn One thing at a time is enough for my brain. Pinner, George Edward And yet he seemed busier than ha was. Biology Club, Vice-President 25 Science Club ly Photomicrography Club, Vice-President 25 Town Meeting Discussion Club 2, 3, Treasurer 35 Floral Committee, Chairman 35 Laboratory Assistant 1, 25 Seven Keys to Baldpaten 3. Poe, Dolores Here's a peppy little gall Everyone will tell you she's a pal. Girls' Athletic Assoctation lp Business Girls' Associ- ation 35 Red Peppers 35 Observer Representative 25 Floral Committee 3. Pritts. Paul One to score in the game of lite. Football 1, 2, 35 Track ly Class Treasurer 3, GSB? Pygman, Richard Easy to meet, easy to know. But not so easy to forget. Sophomore Council, Iunior Councilg Student Council, C Squad I-'ootbally B Squad Footballg Sergeant-ab Arms 3: Seven Keys to Baldpate 3g Class Day 37 Mid-year Edition ot Observer. Richards. Wilma Her cheery smile is like a banner. You're sure to like her pleasing manner. Girls' Chorus ly A Choir l, Z, 3g Mciclrigals 35 'iMikado g i'Firetly g Christmas Vespers l, 2, 3: Easter Sunrise Service l, 2, 3. Richhart, lean Like your favorite song, nice to know. A Choir l, 2, 3, President 35 Mock Political Conven- tion lg Student Council 2, 3g Homecoming Queen Committee 35 Cliristmas Vespers l, 2, 3, Mikado g F'iretly y lfoster Sunrise Service 2, 3g Class Secre- tary lg Observer Typist 3. Ridlen, Charles W. There is great ability in knowing how to conceal one's ability. Physics Club: Seven Keys to Baldpatew 3. Rogers. Robert Very quiet and serene. but always known at the scene. Decanois I, 2, 3. Salogga. Marianne Sweet and ambitious-here's one kind lass. We're happy to have in our senior class. Red Cross 2, 3: Girls' Athletic Association 35 Red Peppers 35 Staae Crew 3: Rina Committee 3: Class Secretary 3: Social Committee 35 Cap and Gown Committee 35 Senior Play, Properties Committee, Class Day 3. Sandage. Patricia Williamson We love her for her willingness. Her lovely smile and friendliness. Home Economics Club l, 2, Secretary 2g Business Girls' Association 35 Aristosg Mock Convention 1. Schmidt. Gilbert He was born to do something great. but what? Q 69 P3 l Q 'EQ Scrimpsher. Ethel May Determination is the master key to success. Girls' Glee B 17 Girls' Glee A 27 B Choir 37 Ad- vanced Girls' Choir 37 Christmas Vespers 3. Shoemaker, Marlene Very quiet and equally shy But you take two looks on passing by. Siburt. Margie 'I'reasured dreams lie in her eyes. French Club l7 Girls' Chorus 17 A Choir 1, 2, 3g Mikado 7 Firefly , Big Twelve Music Mock Political Convention l, 27 Easter vice 2, 37 Peoria Cavalcade of Music Vespers 2, 3. Skelley. Mary In art she can even draw her own Mock Convention 17 Mock Election 17 l, 2, 37 Sophomore Council7 Herald and Story Contest, Fourth Prize 27 Art Cluh Festival 2, 37 Survise Ser- 37 Christmas conclusions. French Club Review Short 2, 37 German Club 2, 37 National Honor Society 37 Class Orator 3. Smart. Sally Happy am l, from care l'm free: Why aren't they all content like me? Mock Political Convention 17 lunior Council7 Sopho- more Frolic Dance Committee7 Home Room Secretary and Treasurer 17 Homecoming Queen Committee 27 Student Council 37 Senior Play Committee: Senior Constitution Committee7 Student Play Director 37 Cap and Gown Committee 3. Stahl, Ianet A good scholar. a perfect lady. Salesmanship Club 27 Nurse's Receptionist 3. Stocks. Mildred She is iust the kind whose nature never varies. Red Peppers 37 Observer Representative 3. Tabor, Ruth A friendly heart with many friends. Girls' Glee A 17 B Choir l7 A Choir 2, 37 Modern- aires 2, 37 Fireily 7 Big Twelve Music Festival 2, 3, Peoria Cavalcade ot Music 3, Mock Political Con- vention l7 Christmas Vespers 2, 37 Future Teachers ot America 3. Q7Obb Tangney. Ed He was a character all the way through. but treat like a buddy and he's your pal good and true. Tiernan, Norma Sometimes serious. sometimes gay. Knows when to work and when to play. Red Cross 2, 3, Secretary, Red Peppers 3, Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3g Senior Play Wardrobe, Social Committee, Chairman 35 Class Day 3. Trolia. Norman E. A musician he will surelv bf-. In future years. iust wait and see. Mock Political Convention lg A Choir 1, 2, 35 Mad- rigals l, 2, 3. B Choir 1, 2, Christmas Vespers l, 2, Li, Big Twelve 2, 3, Sophomore Council, Easter Sunrise Service 3, 'lFiretly g Peoria Cavalcade ol Music 3 Waggoner. David Why hurry through life? You never get out alive. Senior Dance Committee. Waller, Robert He could bluff his way out of anything-even high school. Track Manage: l, 2, 3. Warren. Marilyn Ieanne Sweetness is the key of her personality. Girls' Glee B lp Girls' Chorus l. Wetherholt, Vema Gail A pleasing manner. a pleasing smile. Makes you stop to listen awhile. Girls' Athletic Association, Class Dav Committee 3 White. Dave Always out for a good time. Well. is that a crime? Golf 2. e712 Williams. Ioan With a laugh and a smile and a twinkle all the while. A Choir 2, 37 Homecoming Pcxrcxde 3p Home Room Vice-President 2: Girls' Chorus 2: Mock Convention lp Girls' Glee A 2: Iunior Council Alternctiveg Ob- server Representative lg Spring Music Festival 31 Office Assistant 35 Secretary, Home Room 2. March, Richard Sigh no more. girls, sigh no more. SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS 472: J UNE SENIOR COMMENCEMENT HONORS ALAN COOK Oraior Able, Aura Happy go-lucky. gay and tree Nothing there is that worries me. .Jecanois Staff 2, 35 Faculty Editor 3, Sophomore kllayp Senior Play, Home Room Officer lg Sophomore Council. Abraham. Barbara Always gay and witty Rnd never seen when not pretty. Tri-Y 2. Adams. Carole Sweet and pleasant and winning ways. We wish her happiness through her days. Future Distributors of America, Vice President 3: Stu- dent Council 2: Student Council Spring Dance Com- mittee 2, Red Peppers 1, Business Girls' Association 2: Class Treasurer 3. Adams. Wayne Great things come in small packages. Homecoming Parade Committee, Future Distributors ot America 3, Recreation Hoom Operations Commit- tee 3. Ahem. Lawrence The girls say he's cute. ls there any dispute? Rifle Club 1: B Choir lg A Choir 2, 3, Firefly 25 The Little Princess lg Sophomore Dance Committee Homecoming 3, All-State Choir 3. Alderson. Iames He stands high in every point of view. Basketball l, 2, 3. Allen. David Never hurries. never worries. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Secretary 2. Allen. Harold There buds the promise ol celestial worth. Football 2, 35 Track 2, 3g Red Rowdies 2, 44759 ,A , Allen, lack From early morn, til day is done, He has a smile lor every one. Antrim, Linda In athletics she's inclined To be the best we could find. Usher l, 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Girls' Glee B 3, Iunior Red Cross 2, 37 Alternate Library Representative l. Armstrong, Charles A man of lew words, but bound to go far. Basketball 1, 2, 31 Track lp Baseball 2, 31 Student Council 2, 35 Vice-President 3, B Choir l, Amdt, Phil A man he is to all his country dear. Future Distributors of America 3. Athey, Fred Music hath charms. Augustine, Betty Sweet, reliable, not much to say. Serene, she surely has a way. Glee B 1, 2, 3: Future Homemakers of America: Student Council 1, 2: Library Council 1, 2, 35 Iunior Council, B Choir, Advanced Girls'. Augustine, Edgar Life is full ol iun and lrolic, and so am I. Boys' Glee Club lp B Choir 25 A Choir 2, 3, Modern- aires 2, 35 Track l, 2, 3: Football 2, 3: Student Coun- cil lp Library Council 21 Christmas Vespers 1, 2, 31 Red Howdies 3. Augustine, Ronald Sure to find his place in life. B Band 1. 44763 Babcock, Walter Fearless minds climb soonest into crowns. A Band l, 2, 3. Badorek. Robert Lite is not so short but that there is always time for courtesy. Baseball 1, 2, 3, Rifle Club l. Bailey. Connie She'1l always have lriends wherever she goes. Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 3. Bailey. Mildred Gentle in manner. iirm in reality. Junior Chamber ot Commerce Safety Campaign 2, 3. Bair. Iames If he doesn't succeed. it won't he his fault. A Band l, Z, 3, Homecoming Game Committee Chair- man 3, Iunior-Senior Prom Decoration Committee, Science Club, Vice-President 2, Sophomore Talent Show, Sophomore Council, Iunior Council, Dance Band 2, 3, Red Howdies 2, 3. Baker. Ann An original girl with ability to lead. Advanced Girls' 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Discol 3, Red Peppers 2, 3, Secretary 3, Decanois 2, 3, Co-Editor 3, French Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Spanish Club l, Vice-President l, Dolphin Swimming Club l, 2, 3, Iunior-Senior Prom Committee, Girls' Glee A l, Homecoming Skit 2. Baker. Byron His broad shoulders are certainly ten1ptingl Basketball l, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, Track l. Balding, William Nature, made nothing but women dangerous and air: Avoid 'em straight. I charge you. 44 77 2 Baldwyn. Nina A pretty girl is like a melody. Transferred from Mt. Zion 25 Iunior Art League 2, 3: Secretary-Treasurer 3g A Band 2, 35 Home Room Secretary 2: Spring Festival 2, 3: Band Concert 2, 3. Banks, Maurice Take my word for it. The world is no laughing matter. Banton, Ed Tall and slim is he. What a man he'll grow to bel! Bart, Ioseph A man should spend a large part ol his time with laughter. Bass, Robert From little sparks may burst a mighty flame. Audio Visual Aides. Beaman, Frank Hard to describe. but lust as hard to equal. A Band l, 2, 3: Student Council Treasurer 37 Home- coming Assemblv 2, 35 Auditorium Committee 2, 3: Dance Band 3: Red Rowdies, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3: Seventeenth Summer 2, Vocational Interest Day Host 2g French Club 25 Champaign District Student Council Meeting 3. Beatty, I udy Cute as a button. neat as a pin. Very few hearts she can't win. Girls' Glee A lg Girls' Chorus lp Advanced Girls' 25 The Firefly 2: Senior Class Ring Committee: Red Peppers 2, 3g Homecoming Skit 35 Paint and Powder Club 3g Senior Social Committee. Bechtel, Leon I ain't dead-iust speechless. Future Distributors ot America 3, Q78D Beck, Evelyn Sue A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Latin Ciubp Girls' Athletic Association: Tri-Y. Beck, lane Eyes so beautiful. as everyone knows, lane will have friends wherever she goes. The Little Princess I: Girls' Chorus I, 2g-Red Cross 25 Seventeenth Summer 2g Future Business Leaders of America 3. Beck, Patsy lt takes an unbreakable spirit to succeed. Girls' Glee B l. Beiler, Rosa Lee In liIe's struggle she's bound to win. For she's the type that never gives in. Girls' Athletic Association 17 Observer Representa- tive Zp Future Distributors oi America 3. Bell, Chan That football certainly has a way with women. Football 1, 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3, Berry. Gerald That which I said then, I said, But that which I say now is true. Football l, 2, 37 Baseball 2, 3g Iunior Class Presidentp Senior Class President: Red Rowdies 2, President 3 Student Council lg Chairman of lunior Prom: Chair man of Homecoming Committee 35 Senior Host, Voca- tional Day 3g Illinois Art Education Association Con- vention 3. Berry, Frances She's a sport in every way Fun in work and fun in play. Red Peppers 2, 3g Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 35 Vice President 2g Ring Committee 2. Besalke, Richard Sleep is the best cure for working troubles. Future Distributors ot America 3. 4792 Bess. G-lenda Sugar and spice and everything nice. Library Council l, 25 Future Distributors ot America. Birt, Deborah Our sophisticated lady-iust plain wonderful, tool A Choir 2, Student Council 2, 3, Future Teachers Club 3: Red Peppers 25 Treasurer-Champaign District As- sociation ot Student Council 2, 3, B Choir lp Sopho- more Council lp Mock Election lp Herald-Review Short Story Contest l, 2, 3, National Honor Society. Bolyard. Donald Debate is masculine: conversation, feminine. Future Distributors ot America 3. Bone. Patti Work or play-let's have fun. A Band l, 2, 3, Spring Festival I, 2, 31 Observer Representative lp Business Girls' Association 2, 3. Bradshaw, Gary I would rather be sick than idle. Student Council ly Baseball 2, 3, Audio Visual Aides 3, Red Rowdies 2, 3, Prom Committee fChairmanl. Brandenburg. Evelyn I count it a sin if not a crime to stay home and study all the time. Mixed Chorus lg Advanced Girls' 2, The Firefly 25 Future Business Leaders of America 3. Bridgman, lean Always sweet and always gay Nicest girl in every way. Business Girls' Association 2, 35 Observer, Book- keeper 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3: Red Peppers 2, 3, Usher Little Princess 1: Usher Daddy Long Legs ly Usher Seventeenth Summer Z, Directory, Bookkeeper 3. Bright, Iohn Some folks seem glad even to draw a breath. Q 80 9 Brix. Natalie Virtue has its reward. Sophomore Council lg Girls' Athletic Association l, 25 Red Cross 35 German Club 2, 3, President 35 The Little Princess , Property Committee lg Seventeenth Summeru, Property Committee 25 Permanent Stage Crew Committee5 Red Peppers 3. Brohez. Shirley Sweet and lovely. Home Economics lg Business Girls' Association 2. Brown. Dee We'll keep aims sublime. our eyes straight ahead. Herald and Review Story Contest 15 Sophomore class play Little Princess 5 lunior class play Seven- teenth Sumrner 5 Boys' Statep Observer 1, 2 3- Directory 2, 35 Paint and Powder 35 Thalia 35 I Speak For Democracy 35 Vocational Day Host 2. Brown. Marilyn Sparkle and flash go her eyes. Lovely looks and perfect size. Mock Election 15 B Choir 25 Girls' Athletic Association 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Red Peppers l, 2, 3. Bruns. Carol She can please most ol the people all ol the time. Sophomore class play 15 Girls' Glee B ly Girls' Glee A, 25 B Choir 35 German Club 2, 3, Treasurer 35 lunior Red Cross 2, 35 Paint and Powder Club 35 National Honor Society 2, 35 Discol and Secretary 3. Buckles. Bob I-lere's a boy who's always near. He's friendly. quiet. and sincere. B squad football 15 A squad football 25 Com- giodors of Iunior High School Yacht Club 2, 35 B and . Buckley. Thermon I am a xnanl Burge. Barbara Blonde. cute-and. well. don't you think she's swell? Business Girls' Association 2, 35 Swimming Club l, 2, 35 'Seventeenth Summer, Property Committee 25 Girls' Glee A l. K8lz Burge, William I might be better if I would, But it's awfully lonesome living good. Boys' Glee Club lp Mixed Chorus 17 B Choir l, 27 A Choir 3. Burns, Don They never fail who die. I think I'll die. Cheer Leader 37 President of Boys' Glee 3. Butler, William Singing he likes, so singing he does. B Choir lp A Choir l, 2, 37 Mikado l7 Firefly 27 Thalia 37 Paint cmd Powder 37 Modernaires 1, 2, 37 Rifle Club lp Iunior Art League. Butt, Patty Laughing or quiet, we like her either way. Future Distributors of America 3. Calvert, lack lack of all trades, master of none, Leaves girls alone, but still has iun. President of Boys' Glee Club 17 B squad Basketball l7 Vocational Cabinet Making 2, 3. Camerer, Grace Full of fun and mischief, too, Does the things she likes to do. Business Girls' Association 2, 3, Vice-president 37 Little Princess 17 Advanced Girls' 2, 37 B Choir 17 The Firefly 2. Campbell, Geraldine A light heart which will live long in our memory. Thalia. Campbell, Virginia I'm contented with life iust as it is. Q 82 2 Cathcart. Robert 1 mind my own affairs. Cearlock, R. Duane A brave man struggling in the storm of late. President, Sophomore Class lg Vice-president, Iunior Class 25 Student Council 1, 2g Auditorium Committee 1, 21 Dance Band 1, Z, 3g Head of Parade for Home- coming 2g A Band 1, 2, 3. Chandler. Allen He only is a well-made man who has a good determination. B Choir. Chappell. George Me? Admit defeat? Neverl Chase. Anna Always active. always gay. Wears a smile throughout the day. Girls' Athletic Association lp Library Staff 1, 2, 3: Baton Twirler 2. Chepan. I ane Her sparkling eyes and winning smile-make knowing her worth our while. Christensen. Robert We show our present giggling. ioking race: True joy consists in quality and grace. Student Council l, 2g Home Room Officer 1, 25 Red Rowdies 2, 3g Chess Club Officer 1, 27 National Honor Society 2, 3g Decanois 3g Cyrana de Bergerac, 3: Class day. Claus. La Verne Work and play may not be one But she does both as if they're fun. 44832 W Coe, Marie She's reserved and quiet too. Yet lots of fun, 'tis true. Crystal Birds l, 2, 3, Colbert, Henry Make much ol me: good men are rarely lound. Colbert, Ierry That is as well said as ii I had said it myself. Bays' Glee Club 2: Distributive Educationg Future Dismibuiors ot America Colebar, Howard Now how did you come to that conclusion? Chess Club. Comer, Nancy Icy is not in doing things-it is in us. French Clubg Make-up Cluby Red Crossg Sales Class. Cone, Barbara Small in size, huge in personality. Tri-Y ly Red Peppers 2, 31 Observer Representative 2, 3g Library 3 Conlon, Lawrence All philosophy lies in the two words 'sustain' and 'abstain'. Sophomore Talent Show ly Iunior Talent Show 25 Observer Advertising Department Latin Club. Connolly, Patricia Vivacious. attractive-tops tor fun. Girls' Chorus lp B Choir 2: A Choir 35 Orchestra 2, 3: Homecoming Auditorium 35 Red Peppers 2g Library Council ly Business Girls' Association 2g Home Room Officer lg Junior Council 2. e842 Conover, Michael A disposition to match his laughing eyes. Cook, Alan Tis not my talent to conceal my thoughts. National Honor Societyp Sophomore Council. Cook. I ohn Nonsense and study do not agree-I'm sure the latter is not in me. Football l, 21 Track lp Senior Constitution Committee. Cooney. Gloralie A grand gal-need we say more? Red Peppersg Mixed Chorus: Advanced Girls? Recre- ation Room Committee: The Fireily g All-State orus. Corley. Iack Did someone ask lor me? Audio Visual Aides 35 Stage Manager 1, 2. Corman, Kay Lovely Kay has many hearts awhirl: She's our indoor. outdoor, all-around girl. Dana High School, Dana, Indiana lp Cheerleaderg Homecoming Queen: Future Homemakers of Amer- icag Cheerleader 2, 3g Iunior Class Play 25 Solpho- more Home Room Officer lg Homecoming Assemb y 3. Corrington. Robert Sir Walter Raleigh ol today. His car helps maidens on their way. Football lp Golf 2, 3g Iunior Councilp Prom Committee, Crisman. Robert I have trod this path a hundred times. I'm on my last mile. K D Crow, Ieaneen She does little kindnesses that most leave undone. Fun Club Council l, 2, 35 Business Girls' Association 25 Girls' Glee A lg Homecoming Assembly 35 Home Room Officer lg lunior Council 27 Homecoming Dance Committee l, 25 Y News Bulletin l, 2, 35 Fun Club President 87 Homecoming Game Commit- tee 25 Student Council Alternate l. Cummins, Franklin Good-bye proud school. I'm leaving. Cuttill, C. Dean Haughty thought be lar from me. Friend with friends I want to be. Boys' Glee Club lp B Choir 25 A Choir 2, 3g The Firefly , 25 Red Rowdies 2, 35 Golf team 2. Dailey, Iames Spritely gentle, polite. sincere: And only of thyself a iudge severe.' Bandg Red Rowdies. Danner, Barbara A merry heart is better than gold. Daugherty, I can Once you know her you will say- Here's a girl who's quite O. Sophomore Councilg Homecoming Committeey Red Peppers 3. David, Marilyn lt seems as if she is always in a good mood. B Choir lg Advanced Girls' 2, 3g The Firefly 2g Homecoming Assembly 3. Davis, Barbara Barbara has a manner quiet and kind And a truer friend you'll never lind. lunior Art League l, 35 Decanois 35 National Honor Society 35 Sophomore Council lg Home Room Officerg Girls' Athletic Association lg Spanish Club 2g Dan't Take My Penny, business manager. KBS? Davis. Robert Great things usually have small beginnings. Red Rowdies 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1, B Choir 1, 2, 3g Track l, 33 Homecoming Program 2, 3: Sophomore Play lg Big 12 Music Festival l, 3, Christmas Ves- pers 2, 3. Day. Harriett A lovely dancer she could be. She has such gracious quality. Advanced Girls' 1, 2, 37 Madrigals 3g Latin Club 2, 35 Thalia 2, 3g Red Peppers 35 Firefly 25 Observer 2, 35 Sophomore Council ly Paint and Powder Club 3, Photomicrography Club l, 2. Deadmond. Donald Don't let the name fool you. He's very much alive. Track lg Student Council lp Vocational Electricity 3, Public Address System 3. Deakins. Roger Solitude is sometimes best society, and short retire- ment urges sweet returns. Latin Club 2, Seventeenth Summer, 27 Directory 2, Observer 27 Little Princess lg Hi-Y lg Student Council 2. Dean, William Happy-Go-Lucky Homecoming Skit 3. Dellert, Mary A sign oi coming mischief. Glee B lg Girls' Chorus 25 B Choir 35 Christmas Ves- pers 25 Business Girls' Association 2: Junior Class Play Committee 2g Iunior Council 2, Librarian l, 2, 3. DeClercq, Maurice His actions won such respect. Deardorff, Mary With her cocoa brown eyes and honey brown hair. She's as lovely a girl as you'll find anywhere. Girls' Glee B lg Girls' Glee A 2: Class Play 35 Library Representative l. e872 Devore, Ioyce Her very trowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. Business Girls' Association 2, 3: Red Peppers 2. Dexter, Donna The mildest manners and the gentlest ways. Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3g Business Girls' Association 2, 3. Dial. Richard Worry kills men-I'm in the best of health. Observer Staff 3. Doty, Barbara An open-hearted girl. Glee Ag Glee B, Duguid, William Let me go wher'er I will. Duncan, Martha Her friendship is your gain. Girls' Chorus I: Advanced Girls' 2, 3g Business Girls' Association 21 Red Peppers 2g Firefly 2, Big Twelve 25 Spring Festival 1, 25 Vespers 2, 3. Durchholz, Paul He stood, where others fell, and held the tide. B Squad Football lp A Squad Football 2, 3: B Band lg Public Address System 2, 3y Student Council 3. Dworak. Vernon Oi all wits' uses. the main one is to live well with who has none. 44882 Earl. Marilyn Dynamite comes in small packages. Business Girls' Association 2: Red Peppers 2, 37 Girls Glee A, 2. Music Festival 27 Student Council lAlter natel 1, 2, 35 Iunior Council 2. Eaton. Norma Always thoughtful. always fair. Always ready to do her share. Glee B lg Glee A lg Girls' Chorus 25 Business Girls Association 2, 35 B Choir'3g Chris.mas Vespers 3 Sophomore Council l, Ehrhart. Bette Good at sports and having fun. She is friendly to everyone. Sophomore Council lg Sophomore Frolic Committee. Ellinger. Iessie Silence is often advantageous. Library Council l, 2. English, Henry Friends to me are frozen wine, I want the sun on them to shine. Ernst. Larry Twelve whole years. and I'm finally out. Evans, Richard I never intend to die from overwork. Football Manager l, 2, 35 Basketball Manager 2, 3: Track Manager 2: Modernairesy A Choir l, 2, 3. Firetlv g Mikado : lunior Council 2g Big 12 Music Festival 1, 2, 3g Homecoming Program 3g Chess Cluh Fancher. Louis Men, like bullets. go farthest when they are smoothest. National Honor Society 2, 3g Discol 3: Homecoming 2, Chairman 3g Decanois 2, 3: Student Council lg Home Room Olticer ly Chairman, Prom Committee 2g Boys' State 35 Iunior Kiwanian. cc 89 75 Felts, Carol Capable, capricious, captivating. Student Council lg lunior Caunctlg National Honor Society 2, 35 Decanois 2, 3g Red Peppers 2, 35 Little Princess 1, Advanced Girls' 2, 3, Student Director, lumor Play, Discal 3, Class Play 3, Ferre, Raymond When joy and duty clash, let duty go smash. Football lg Track l, 2, Sophomore Councilg Iunior COl1TtCllf Senior Class Play Committee, Finch, Shirley A pretty little miss with a friendly way. We like her better every day. Business Girls' Association 2, 3, Secretary 3. Finley, Robert Music is his greatest art, lust listen how he sings his part. B Choir lg A Choir 2, 3, Vice-president 3g Firefly 25 H1-Y 1, Red Rowdies 2, 3: Homecoming Parade 3. Fischer, Ioyce For a sweet disposition, she takes first prize. Future Business Leaders ot America 3: lunlor Council. Fisher, Iohn Tall in height. as tall in friends, Quite a few, they have no end. Fish, Iohn An extraordinary boy with a flair for music. B Choir lg A Choir 1, 2, 37 Mikado ly .lFll'6llY 27 Thalia 35 Modernalres 1, 2, 35 Rifle Club lf Pirates at Penzance , Don't Take My Penny. Flanders, Glenna Here's a girl we know will succeed, - H Our worker, our helper, a real friend indeed. National Honor Society, Vice President 3: Student Council 25 Homecoming 3, Observer Representative 1, 35 Spring Fever Dance 25 Latin Club 2, 3g Scholar' ship Committee 3. 44902 Fleming, William lt l'm not so large as you. You're not so small as I. B Band l, 25 Audio Visual Aides 1, 2, 3g Rifle Club 1. Foster, Dayton I know not why I came again, Unless to learn it's ten times ten. u Football ly Prom Committee: Sophomore Council: Home Room Otiicerg Yacht Club. Fox, Kathryn More fun than a three ring circus. Girls' Athletic Association lg Usher Club 25 Future Distributors 3. F ox, Marvin Not too serious. not too gay. A swell boy in every way. Future Distributors of America 3. Gaffron. Wanda She looks lor the better things in life. Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3g Business Girls' Association 2. Glover. Pauline Sometimes smiling. sometimes serious. but always friendly. Business Girls' Association 2. Gollan. David A regular fellow is he. German Club 3g Track lg President, Home Room 2. Goss, Ioan True to her work. her word. her friends. Girls' Glee Ag B Choirg Advanced Gir1s'p Fireily, g Secretary, Girls' Athletic Associationg Sophomore Council: Iunior Councilp Little Princess g Pirates of Penzance , 31 Home Room President 1, 2, 449122 .4 we l l i 1 l i l 2 ' Qt two Grubb, Iacqueline She's as pretty as she is sweet. Girls' Chorus l B Choir 2, Advanced Girls' 2, 3g Big Twelve Music Festival 2, 3g Operetta 2 3 Tlialia QT Green, Gloria An honest heart possesses a kingdom. Latin Club Tltalia. Green, Icme I hear music and lane is there. Spanish Club l Girls' Athletic Association l, Home- coming l, 2, 3 Uslierg Sophomore Play, Horn-ionaires l, President 2, A Choir 2, 3, President 3 Souqsters 3, Accompanist: Decanois Stall 35 Student Council Alternate 2 Librarian l. Greider. Mary Good nature is the beauty of the mind. Red Peppers, Advanced Girls'p Student Council- Observer Representative: Bia Twelve Music Festival 5, 2 Firefly 2, B Choirg Homecomina Auditorium Gross. Irma Nothing endures but personal qualities. Grossman, Colleen A girl who has so many pleasing ways. Advanced Girls' 2, 3' Mixed Chorus 'Z Op-erettiir Big Twelve Must: Festival Guidotti. Guido Welcomed by all. Senior Class Play: Flag Ceremony Rei Howdxesy National Honor Society 3 Hackl, Richard Modesty becomes a young man. B Squad Football l 44 P7 Hale, Iayne She is a quiet girl-at times. Library Staff, Little Princess g Business Girls' As- sociation, Red Peppers. Harmon, Georgia A cheerful smile. a twinkling eve, She greets each one as she goes by. Tri-Y, Vice President lp Agora, Secretary lg Business Girls' Association, 25 Future Business Leaders ot America 3g Historian, Vocational Day Hostess 1. Hamish, Alice Always there-glad to help. Always others-seldom sell. Library Staff, Business Girls' Associationg Red Pep- pers. Harris. Iames Why must I always do the right thing at the wrong time? Football l, 2, 35 Baseball 25 Red Rowdies 2. Harrison, Sam When there is nothing to do. let me do it. Latin Club Hayes, Donna Gay at heart and bright of lace, No one else can take her place.' A Band I, 2, 35 Observer Representative lp Sopho- more Talent Show, Business Girls' Association 2. Hebbeln, Ioanne A vision of lovelinessf' Advanced Girls' 2, 3, Girls' Glee A 1- Girls' Chorus l: Red Peppers l, 2, 35 Songsters, 35 Creative Dance Program 25 Homecoming Queen Committee 25 Big Twelve Music Festival 2, 33 Homecoming Skit 3: Chairman, Senior Class Social Committee. Hecht, Mayer Never refuses to talk-in class or out. A Band: Golf Team. 44932 Xxx XX Q S Heckman, Beverly Silence is more musical than any song.' B. G. A 2, 3 Hedger, Ioyce She has a winning way. But never much to say. Hegarty. Iohn A lively fellow with iokes aplenty An enemy of none-friend of many. Heiland. Kerwin 'I'm content with lile iust as it is. Student Council ly B Choir l. Held. Phyllis They are only great who are truly good Hempstead, Hessley Not lazy. just doesn't feel like working Hennon. Marjorie Her smile is charming, To the boys a1arming. Business Girls' Association 2, 3, Henry, Sally Everyhody's darling. Hari Peppers f 3 Glue Club l, Cults' Clio SIYCITIISN C1 zb l' lvmuo? Art Lemtmn Qi, Studwnt 4 r cal l 1. 'Stivcuteoritn St.mmff: Z, l xof1::1m 1 t Tickets f:OITET l!il'P, Ixxnlov-Sf-mm Plum QI Amiztw Fotvxriixttw- lfomwcoxtiinq 3- Asscnilwlv Cmmmtt- I Qc 94 vb Heyduck. Paul Make much of me. girls. Good men are hard to find. Track l, 2, 35 Student Council 25 Announcement Com- Enittee 35 Red Rowdies 2, 35 Homecoming Auditorium Hickman. Clifford Life is what you make it. Audio Visual Aides 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Science Labor- atory Assistant 2. Higdon. Iames Life is too short to worry. Higgins. Carol She has a personality to match her stature. A Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Annual Band Con- cert 1, 2, 35 Big Twelve Music Festival l, 35 Oper- etta 1, 35 Class Play l, 35 Home Room Officer 1, 25 Swimming Club l, 25 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 25 Yacht Club 3. High. Pat Pat will rate high on your friendship list. A Choir l, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus lg Modernaires 35 Firefly 25 Home Room Officer l5 Big Twelve Music Festival 3. Hill. Barbara She has an agreeableness that fits every occasion. B Choir 15 Advanced Girls' 2, 35 Firefly 25 Song- sters 35 Big Twelve Music Festival. Himstedt. Haldon He guards well his thoughts. Boys' Glee Club 25 Stage Committee 25 Stage Com- mittee for Opera 25 Future Distributors of America 35 Christmas Vespers 25 Music Festival 1, 25 Mixed Chorus l. Hinton. Idell She's not sharp. she's not flat. She's a natural musician. Advanced Girls' l, 2, 35 Firefly 2: Big Twelve Music Festival 35 Girls' Chorus 15 Colored Girls' Chorus ly Crystal Birds 1, 2, 35 Homecoming Pro- gram 2, 35 Vespers 2, 35 Songsters 3. KQSD Hirst, Charlotte Bashful and shy: We wonder why. Aristos 2, Homeroom Oliicer 1. Hiser, Sharon Petite, vivacious, one grand gal, Always ready to help a pal. Iunior Play, Prom Committee 2, Homecoming Com' mittee 3, Iunior Council, Red Peppers 2, 3, Business Girls' Association 2, Spanish Club 1, Girls' Athletic' association 1, Senior Floral Committee, Senior Class ay, Hoffman, Loyd A man ot few words-but they count. Cwlee Club. Holmer, Lula She can pass and bounce the ball. Likes all sports and is good at them all. Red Peppers 35 Girls' Athletic Association 1, Z, Future Business Leaders ot America 35 Library Council 2, Holmstrand, Carolyn So pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to think on. Observer 1, 2, 3, Feature Editor 3, Advanced Girls' 2, 31 Mock Election 1, Town Meeting 3, The Firefly 2, B Choir 2, Directory 2, Swimming Club 1. Hood. Betty Eyes that sparkle with happiness, Smile that shows her friendliness. Hoogestraat, Alliene Loveliness never dies. but passes into other 1oveliness. National Honor Society 2, 3, Discol 3, Red Peppers 2, 3, President 35 Student Council 3, Advanced Girls' Z, 3, Treasurer 3, Songsters 3, President, B Choir 1, Vice President, Orchestra 1, 25 Homecoming Com- mittee 3, Fun Club Council 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3, French Club, President 2. Hoppe, Mary Lou Her thoughts are directed high. seated in the heart ot courtesy. Future Distributors ot America 3. Q 96 X Hubbard, Eugene And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all he knew. Gorman Club l 2, 3, Physics Club 3' National l-lcnor Society 3 Salutatorian Huckaba, Richard The lirst step to greatness is to be honest. Chemistry Club 'Z Physics Club 2. Huffer, Ioyce You know her by the merriment that sparkles in her eyes. Girls' Glee A l, Girls' Chorus lp A Choir 2, 3g Modernaires 2, 3, Agora lg Red Peppers 2, 37 Firefly 2, Prom Decoration Committee, Herald and Review Short Story Contest: Homecoming Skit 3, Huffman, Virginia Her thoughts and her conduct are hers alone. Glu- Club l Auoia l ily Vice President, Business Girls' Association 2: Future Business Leaders ot Ama-rica 3: Horneroom representative lp Tri-Y l. Iackson, Laudell Dickie Iackson is his name, To our school he's brought much fame. Football, Track- A Band. Iames. Ronald A man with legs a little longer than the ordinary man. Track l, 3, Art League 2, 3. Iames, Thenopia Everybody's smiling, but I'm laughing out loud. Girls' Athletic Association lg Girls' Chorus Z5 Colored Girls' Chorus l, 25 Crystal Birds l, 2, 3, President 3 Iones, Beverly A common name, but a most uncommon girl. Girls' Athletic Association lg Business Girls' Associa- tion 2, 3' Glee Club E lp Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Pied Peppers l 2 3 Mock Election l. x97x Iones. Ierry Il exertion means an early, death, how long he will live. Future Distributors ot America 33 A Band 2, 3 I ones. Marilyn ll I am happy, and you are happy. what else matters? Business Girls' Association 2g Future Business Leaders of America 3 Kapp, Lucien Our Student Council President we have here, Down the road of success he's sure to steer. Student Council 2, 3, President 37 Y Fun Club Coune cil 2, 3g Iunior Kiwanian 3g Track 1, 2: Red Rowciies 35 The Little Princess lg Honor Study Teacher: Sophomore Mixer Talent Show: Iunior-Senior Prom Commitgeey Student Council Foreign Student Come mittee . Kaskey, Gene He who laughs last is a fool for waiting so long. Kaufmann, Kay Personality and vitality-as much fun as a circus. Decanois 2, 35 Spanish Club lp Red Peppers 2, 35 Art League 25 Swimming Club l: Costume Committee for Iunnor Playg Sophomore Dance. Kellams, Mary With a song in her heart. Girls' Glee A lg Advanced Girls' l, 2, 31 Madrigals 2, Songsters 35 Community Concert Usher 35 Firetly 25 Red Peppers 37 Homecoming Auditorium 37 Student Council 2: Sophomore Playg Honor Society 35 Pirates ot Penzance. Kellogg, Norma She has some thoughts that are quite wise. Between a pair of dark brown eyes. Library Stait l, 2' Business Girls' Association 2. Killey. Patricia Beauty is its own excuse lor being. Girls' Glee A l, Secretcrryg Girls' Chorus lg A Choir 2, 37 The Little Princess lp Red Peppers l, 2, Treasurer 3p Zeeteesee lp Short Story Contest, Hon- orableg Mention- National Honor Society 3, Modern- cires . 44952 Kistler. Iudy There is nothing so queenly as kindness. Library Council l, 25 Girls' Athletic Association l, 2, Homecoming 35 Red Peppers 3: Business Girls' Association 3. Koch, Carroll The terrible burden of having nothing to do. Kratzner. Russell An all around good fellow-a friend sincere and true. Kull. Connie Gentlemen prefer blondes. Here's one reason why. Decanois 2, 3, Co-Editor 35 National Honor Society 2, 3, Discol 3, French Club 2, 3, President Z: Sopho- more Council lg Red Peppers l, 2, 35 Homecoming Skit Kuntz. Glenda Pleasant and sweet. A nicer girl you'll never meet. B Choir lg Advanced Girls' 2, 3, Dolphin Club l, 2, 3: Thalia 2, Firefly 2, A Band 35 Homecoming 3, gThe Little Princess lg Community Concert Usher , 3. Lacey. Rosemary Curly hair and eyes ol blue. Her smile is friendly and she is. too. Student Council lg Thalia 2, Red Peppers 2, 3, Home- coming Skit 35 Homecoming Queen Committee ly Swimming Club 27 Girls' Athletic Association l. Lamprecht, Iames Lots of smiles have conquered many. This one's smile conquers any. Football l, 21 Red Rowdies 3, Rifle Club 3, Observer 31 lumor Council. Landes, Dale Happy, bright, and always careiree. He says that's the way we all should be. lunior Council. 44 99 bb Latshaw, Sally Good at art-and the art of making friends. Girls' Glee B, ly B Choir 25 Advanced Girls' 35 Oper' etta 3: Dolphin Club l, 2, 35 Paint and Powder Club 2, 35 Bed Peppers 2, 35 Big Twelve Music Festival 2, 35 Future Distributors ot America 3. Lawrence, Harry People who make no noise are dangerous. No need to fear me. Observer 1, 2, 35 Football 25 Chess Club 25 lunior Class Play5 Spanish Club 15 B Choir 35 Physics Club 35 Town Meeting Discussion Club 35 Senior Play Committee, Lischewski, Eunice With ready mind and smiling iace. In the world she'll find a place. Lewis, Patricia Ann She can always be relied upon. Honorable Mention, Short Story Contest lg Science Club lp Sophomore Class Play Property Committee: Girls' Chorus 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Iunior Class Play Ushery B Choir 3. Lieberman. Marvin Humor is great, wisdom is greater. but both-tlxat's greatness. Zeeteesee Club l5 Mock Election lg Brotherhood Badio Program 25 National Honor Society 2, 3, President 35 Physics Club 35 Student Council 35 Senior Scholar- ship Committee5 Junior Kiwanian 3. Limes. David Why hurry? I get there iust the same. Student Council lg Sophomore Treasurer. Little. Lorraine Eyes bespeak a pleasant nature. Crystal Birds l, Secretary 2, Vice President 35 Inter Club Council Member, Vice President. Logan, Ann Many things, but most oi all sincere. Girls' Glee A lg Girls' Chorus 15 Agora lp Thalia 2, 35 Red Peppers 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 35 lunior Class Play, Homecoming Queen Committee 3, Home- coming Skit 3g Cyrano de Bergerac . 44lUUP Lowe. Iune My care is like the shadow in the sun. Tri-Y lg Student Council Alternate ly Business Girls' Association 2, Future Business Leaders of America 3: Secretary 3. Lowe. Mary A wise and understanding heart. Girls' Athletic Association 1, Ushers' Club 2, Future Distributors of America 3. Luallen, I ohn lf good deeds were worth a cent. He sure would be a wealthy gent. Football l, 2, Track lg Sophomore Council lg Library Council 2, Student Council 3, Chairman of Queen Committee 3, Chairman of Equipment Committee 35 By-Laws Committee 37 Chairman of Record Committee 35 Red Rowdies 3. Ludwick. Ioan Quiet girls usually succeed. Girls' Athletic Association l, 2, Girls' Glee B, l: Girls' Glee A 2, A Choir 3: Spring Music Festival l, 2, 3: Christmas Vespers 1, 2, 3, Big Twelve Music Festival 3. Lugcu, Cecil Quiet? Don't be too sure. A Band 2, 3. Luka, Mary She looks quiet, but l wouldn't be too sure. Girls' Chorus lg B Choir 2, Advanced Girls' 3, Big Twelve Music Festival 2, 3, Christmas Vespers 2, 37 Spring Music Festival 1, 2, 3. Lukens. Bonnie Modern young person who gets around. Things happen taster when she's around. Girls' Chorus l, 25 Girls' Rifle Club 2: Spring Fes- tival 2. McCammon. Barbara A lovely girl, a friendly smile. She made our senior class worthwhile. Advanced Girls' 2, Madrigals 2, Songsters 3, Mixed Chorus l, Big 12 2: Firefly 2, Student Council lg Iunior Council 25 Red Peppers 2, Business Girls' Association, Secretary 2. 441012 McCo11om. Lawrence Men are only boys grown tall. Hearts don't change much after all. Little Princess lp Iunior Class Play 2. McCormick, lack Always happy and gay am I. Worries kill men. Why die? McDonald, Richard You'd think he was an angel iust iudging by his face. But we can tell you without a doubt that such is not the case. Audio Visual Aides 1, 2, 35 Basketball l, 25 National Honor Society 2, 35 Yacht Club 25 Thalia 35 Homes coming Auditorium 3, McEvoy, Patricia A little girl that gets around. Another like her can't be found. Observer Representative 3. McKinney. Laurel Talks to you without formality. McLaughlin. Anne Our Mickey's smile you'll always see. A popular girl she'll always be. National Honor Society 2, 35 Discol 35 Student Council 2, 35 Advanced Girls' 2, 3, President 3: Firefly 5 Homecoming 35 Auditorium Committee 2, 35 Red Peppers l, 2, 35 Thalia 3, President 35 Mad rigals 25 Recreation Room Committee 2, 3, Chairman 35 Songsters 3, Treasurer 3. McLemore, Madonna Her smile so charming: Her manner. merry. Mixed Chorus li Advanced Girls' 2, 35 Sonqsters H5 Big Twelve Festival 25 Firefly 25 Christmas Ves- pers l, 2, 3. McMillen. Dean Happy-go-lucky fellow at work or at play. A grin on his face, a will in his way. Tennis Teamg B Choir, A Choirg Rifle Club5 Chair- man of Flag Squad5 Homecoming Committee 25 l'Firefly 2. 44 102 D McQuality, Marilyn 'l'rue to her name, she is quality. Business Girls' Association 2, 3, Seventeenth Sum- mer 2g Thalia Sy Future Teachers of America 3: Glee B lg Glee A lg B Choir 2, 35 Vocational Guide 2g Big Twelve 2, ' Cyrano de Bergerac 3. Mann, David ls he quiet and demure? Maybe-don't be too sure. Boys' Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus lg B Choir l, 25 A Choir 3, Big Twelve Music Festival l, 2, 37 Spring Music Festival 1, 2, 3: Christmas Vespers 2, 35 B Choir Program 2: Pirates of Penzance 3, Audio Visual Aides Club 1, 2, 3. Marquis, Dwight About the school and everywhere, He doesn't seem to have a care. Latin Club, National Association for Promotion of Study of Latin: Rifle Club. Marshall, Ianet You'ye heard the saying cute as a button. Here s one of those buttons. Colored Girls' Chorus l, 2, 35 Advanced Girls' Choir l, 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Association l' Firefly 2A Crystal Birds l, 27 Spring Fever tdan'Cel Queen 2: Songsters 3. Martin, IoAnne Twinkle, twinkle, goes her eye, Who. we wonder, is the guy! Martin, Anne Pretty red hair and brighyqrggn eyes- Neat in dress and perfect size. Tr:-Y Mason, Dorothy A friendly girl with a friendly smile. Girls' Glee B l: Girls' Glee A 2. Mayweather. Eleanor A girl who's smart and friendly too. Yes. Eleanor. we do mean youl Crystal Birds l, 2, 3, President 2, Harmonaires l, Girls' Athletic Association l, 2, Library Council 1, 2, 37 Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, Spring Festival 2. GIOSD Mercer. William A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the best of men. Red Rowdiesg Audio Visual Aides, Meurlot, Karl A heart oi gold. a manly grace. ls seen in this good sportsman's face. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, Student Council lg Homecoming Committee l, Thalia Club l, Audio Visual Aides Club 3, Fun Club Council, Laboratorry Assistant, Physics Department, Valedictorian, Honor Society, Meyer. Richard His brilliant future we loretell. Because he knows his hooks so well. National Honor Society 3. Mildred. Frances Smiling faces are the style. Frances has one all the while. Business Girls' Association 2, Bed Peppers 2, 3, Paint and Powder Club 3, Cyrano de Bergerac , Properties, Typing. Miller. Clara l'm going to wash that man right out of my hair. Colored Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Crystal Birds l, 25 Girls' Athletic Association 1, Girls' Chorus l, 2, A Choir 2, 3. Miller. Donald What's the use of worrying. Over what I will never know. Future Distributors ol America Club 1, Miller. Drayton G. ll you've got the money. honey. I've got the time. Zeeteesee Club lg Home Room President 1, B Squad Football 1, A Squad Baseball 2, 3, Student Council. Miller, Iacqueline We've searched and searched to find a phrase: But somehow 'friendly' is the one that stays. A Band l, 2, 3, Observer l, 2: Iunior Class Play, Seventeenth Summer , French Club 3, National Hon- or Society 3, Business Girls' Association 2, Makeup Club 3, Costume Committee, Class Day 3, Cyrano de Bergerac , properties, C4lU4PP Minnis, Kenneth He's not only a chip oft the old block, but the old block itself. Minnis, Mary Lou Her brown eyes sparkle-so does her personality. Stud:-nt Council 1, A Choir 1, 2, 3, Modernaires 2, 37 Homecoming Talent Show 2, 3, Red Peppers 27 Busi- ness Girls' Association 25 Big 12 Festival 1, 2, 3g 'lThe lwllilaadgf' lg The Firefly 2, Spring Music Festival Minnis. William He's loyal to all his friends and to slander he never bends. Minott, Nora A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Mitchell. Ronald A loyal son ot D. H. S. To which he always gives his best. Modernaires 2, 3: A Choir l, 2, 3, Christmas Vespers l, 2, 37 Big Twelve Music Festival l, 2, 37 'AMlkGdO lp liFirelly 2 Football 2, Sophomore Council I: Latin Club 2, 3: Pirates of Penzance , N.H.S. Moessner. Ierry Forward. no: likable. ves. With winning ways and real finesse. Moore. Mary Io lt's quiet worker who succeeds. Home Economics Club l, 2, 3 Moore. Ruth lt smiles make the world go round. she keeps it tuming. Secretary, Agora ly President 25 Secretary Tri4Y 1: Vice-President Tri-Y 2, lunior Class Play: President. Future Business Leaders ot America 3: Homecoming Attendant 2, Business Girls' Association 2. 44 105 D Morgan, Barbara A sweet personality peppered with good humor. Homeroom Secretary lg Future Distributors ot America 37 TrifY l. Morris, Shirley Not too short and not too tall, Nice to know and nice to all. Girls' Glee A 1, 2. Morville, Roy ls he quiet? Well, don't be too sure. Future Distributors at America 3. Moser, Fred He seems to take ioy I In being just an average boy.' Red Howdiesg Future Distributors of America: B Choir, Boys' Glee Clubg Yacht Club, Iunior Art League, Christmas Vespers 1, 25 Big 12 Music Fes- tival lg Decatur High School Music Festival 1. Mumma, Marilyn A bundle oi common sense tied with a ribbon of personality, National Honor Society 3: Decanois 3: Red Peppers 2, 35 Paint and Powder Club 35 Iunior Play Committee 23 Homecoming Skit 3. Murphy, Tom A polite, well-mannered lad is he, A more handsome one you never see. Chaminacle ot St, Louis 1, 2, Football 3, Baseball 3, Student Council 3: Fire Marshal, Student Council 35 Sergeant-at-Arms 35 Physics Club 3, Red Rowdies 3. Myers, Nancy Hn artist skilled she will surely be In future years, iust wait and see. Iunior Council 2, lunior Class Play Committee 2g Co-Chairman Homecoming Queen Committee 2g Home Boom President 1: Iunior Art League 2 3, Vice President 35 Interscholastic Art Award 1, Art Camp Representative 2, Homecoming Assembly 35 Vocational Guidance Day 2, Dolphins lg N.H.S. Myers, Richard Singing he likes. so singing he does. B Choir 1: A Choir 2, 3g Modernaires 35 Latin Club 2, 35 Student Council 27 Christmas Vespers l, 2, 3, Firefly 2, Big 12 Music Festival 2, 37 Easter Sun- rise Service 2, 3, Bradley Music Festival 2. KIUBQ Myrvold. William ' The census embraces millions of women-I wish I were the census. Baseball 25 Student Council 2: Hall Committee. 25 Homecoming Auditorium Committee 2: Homecoming Publicity Committee 1. Newlin. Mary lean No spring or summer. bsauty hath such grace. The Little Princess g Seventeenth Summer g Cy- rano de Bergeracup Red Peppers, Vice President: French Club, Secretaryg Paint and Powder Club, Vice President: Spanish Club, Secretary-Treasurer: National Honor Society: Homecoming Assembly and Dance Committee: Student Council. Newman, Ivan No hurry. no worry: lust life as it comes. Nicholls. Patricia A girl with a smile is a girl worth while. Girls' Athletic Association: Swimming Clubg Future Distributors of America. Nihiser, Ronald Life is real. lite is earnest. Nixon, Gene I never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles me. Football l Nixon, Glenn Glenn's our number one rhythm man. l'm sure you've seen him in the band. A Bundy Dance Orchestra, O'Brien. Bumetta Darlene Gets lun out of living every day. She's a swell gal in every way. Chess Club 1: Girls' Glee B lg Seventeenth Sum- mer 2g Observer Representative lp Observer Staff 2, 35 Future Business Leaders ot America 3: National Honor Society 3. KlU7D O'Connell, Thomas l'll tell you something and I believe l'm right. Monday's too soon after Saturday night. Football 25 Latin Club 2. O'Daffer, Violet ln every sport she will take part. An all round girl from linish to start. Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, Treasurer l, Vice President 2, President 35 Red Peppers 2, 3. o'De11, Myla Quietly she goes her way. Not too sad. not too gay. Business Girls' Association 2. Olin. Doris Here's cr girl so very sweet. The kind that people like to meet. Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Mikado lp Firefly 25 Christmas Vespers I, 25 Big Twelve Music Festival 1, 25 Red Peppers 2, 35 Senior Class Playg Spring Festival 1, 25 Band and Orchestra Concerts 1, 2. Olivero. Iames A basketball man. an athlete. yes: Does he like women? Well. you can guess. Basketball l, 2, 35 Baseball Z, 3g Vice President, Sophomore Class5 Vice President, Iuniot Classp A Band 1, 2, 35 Ensemble I, 2, 35 Dance Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Sergeant-at-Arms 3. Ollesch, Patricia lf there is anything to do-let me do itl Business Girls' Association 25 Future Business Lead- ers ot America 3. Otis, Gene I wish school didn't include studies. Latin Club 2, 3: Football 2: Track 2. Parker, Willis C. The less learned. the less to forget. KIOBX Paslay. Clifford I do my duty as I see it. A Band l, 2, 3. Payton. Barbara As merry as the day is long. Red Peppers 2, 37 Girls' Athletic Association 2: B Choir 3: Christmas Vespers 2, 3: May Festivalg Sopho- more Representative. Peabody, Ned A little nonsense new and then. ls relished by the best of men. A Choirg B Choirp Modernairesg Science Clubg Fire- ily p Mikado g Big Twelve Music Festival l, 2, 3: Pirates ot Penzance . Peck. Richard lust one of the fellows. Peckert. Wayne I am as I am. and so I will be. Pence. Donald He could talk his way out of anything-even school. Pence. Dwight lsn't flashy-not the sort, H lust the same, ol great import, Zeeieesee Clubg National Honor Society 3. Perry. Dorothy None knew thee but to love thee, Nor named thee but to praise. Student Council l: lunior Councilg Baton Twirler 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society 3. Q1092 Perry. Helen So modest she wouldn't even do improper fractions. Petty. Marilyn Cheoriulness is the oft-shot of goodness. Latin Club l, 2: Future Teachers ot America, Treas- urer l, Vice President 2, President 35 Advanced Girls' lg A Choir Accompanist 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Mikado lg Firefly Accompanist 27 Latin Contest, Second in State 25 Usher l, 2, 3g Christmas Vespers l, 2, 35 Library Council l, 2. Pierce, Marilyn A giggle. u dash, a shriek. and crashl National Honor Society 2, 3: A Choir 2, 3, Firefly 21 Homecoming Committee 3, Homecoming Program 3, Red Peppers 25 Vocational Day Hostess ly Pirates of Penzance 3. Pierson, Ierry We often see this chap about. Into mischief without a doubt. Latin Club 2, Photomicrography 2, Chess Club 25 Audio Visual Aides 2, 35 Mixed Chorus lg Boys' Glee 1, 2g Big Twelve Music Festival 2g Christmas Ves- pers 2, 35 B Choir 2, 3. Piper. Iohn Here's a man who's in his prime. He's into mischief most of the time. Mixed Chorus lg B Choir 1, 25 Poster Awards l, 2g Art League ly Big Twelve Music Festival l. Poe. Rex Never a care had he. Poland. Stanley Twinkle. twinkle, little star, We lans adore you as you are. Football lg Basketball l, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 3: Student Council 1, 2, Homecoming Committee ly Sophomore Homeroom President. Poole, Ronnie I count it a sin. it not a crime: To stay at home and study all the time. Band I, 2, 3: Iunior Class Playg Sophomore Councilp Future Distributors of America 35 Homeroom Presi- dent l. Gllllbb Powers. Norma Short and blonde and extra nice. True to the rule oi sugar and spice. Prater, Keith All the worId'l a ltage. And all the men and women merely players. Decanois 1, 2, 35 High School Dance Band 1, 2, 3, A Band 1, 2, 3g Cyrano de Bergerac , Chairman of Senior Floral Committee, Physics Clubp Camera Club, Homecoming 1, 2, 3. Price, Marlene Like cr day in spring. short and sweet. Girls' Glee A 17 Girls' Chorus 25 B Choir 3, Red Pegpears 2, 35 Christmas Vespers 2, Spring Festival Putnam, Clyde ll there iln't anything to do. Let me do it. A Band l, 2, 37 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Operetta l, 2, 37 Basketball 1, 2, 35, A Band Concert l, 2, 3. Rambo, Rita Personality is her hobby. Observer Cub staff lp Tennis Award lp Student Council 2, Homecoming Queen Committee 2, Spring Fever Dance Committee 2: Student Council District Convention 2, French Club, Vice President 2, Presi- dent 3y Homeroom President 3, Homecoming Audi- torium 3g I Speak For Democracy Contest 3. Rannebarger, Darlene She puts her troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. Future Distributors of America 3. Ray. Holland Worry little. study less. My idea ol happiness. Football 1, 2, Track l. Reynolds, Carl He's iust the quiet kind Whose nature never varies. Vocational Cabinet Making l. K lll X ,wikis Richardson. Nancy Beautiful hair, beautiful smile. Best of all. beautiful personality. Baton Twirler l, 2, 3, Annual Band Concert 25 Homecoming 25 Tri-Y 3. Riggs. Raymond Treat him right. for a good man is hard to find. Risley, Ruth A happy girl is she-from cure and trouble free. Robazek. Shirley Good nature without disguise. Business Girls' Association 2, 3. Roberts, Phillip To know him is to like him. National Honor Society 2, 3: Latin Club 2. Robinett. Marcia Our vivacious brunette with a smile that's infectious. Spanish Club 1, Thalicr 2: Red Peppers 2, Sergeant- at-Arms 3, French Club 2, Treasurer 3, Advanced Girls' 2, Vice President 3, National Honor Society 2, Discol 3, Senior Class Secretary 3: lunior-Senior Prom Committee 2, Homecoming Auditorium Com- mittee 2g Homecoming Parade Committee 3, Robinson. Mary A little quiet, cr little shy. A little girl. not so high. Girls' Athletic Association lg Mixed Chorus l, 25 Girls' Chorus 3, Spring Festival l, 2, 35 Christmas Vespers 3. Roney, Dale He has not thought of coming woes: As trouble comes. so trouble goes. Boys' Glee Club 1, 25 Vespers 2, Art Club ly Future Distributors Club 3, Social Committee Co-chairman: Float Committee Chairman. QIIZD Rosenberg. Audrey Grace and brains. personality. wit. An ideal person and Audrey is it. Sophomore Council lg Red Peppers l, 2, 35 Decanois 2, 3, Business Manager 3, Girls' Glee A 17 Girls' Chorus 2, Iumor Play, Business Manager 2, Mock glL9Cl5Ol'l lp National Honor Society 2, 3, Homecoming ll . Roy. Garciel Be merry il you are wise. Rubin. Beverly Short, sweet. and simply swell. Business Girls' Association 2, 3, Red Peppers 3, Mixed Chorus l: Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Sophomore Play, Little Princess p Christmas Vespers Pageant 2: Spring Festival l, 2, 3. Rule. Ianet lt isn't work that worries her- It's men. Tri-Y 1, Red Peppers lg Library Council 2, Student Council lg Recreation Committee 3. Rupp. Beverly A heart and a willing mind. Future Teachers Club 3, Latin Club 2, 3. Russell. Ioyce She's always so gay At work and at play. Colored Girls' Chorus l, 2g Girls' Chorus l, 2, Crystal Birds, l, 2, 3, Spring Music Festival 2. Ryan. Pat Short and dark-always happy as a lark. Sophomore Council lg Student Council 2g Red Row- diets 3. Ryan, Samuel Let's be happy. let's be gay. Life is iust another day. A Choir. B Football. 441132 Saddler, Charoline Short and sweet. Art Club 1, 2, 3, President 35 German Club 2, 3: Mock Election 1, National Scholastic Art Award 3, Fire Prevention Poster, Second Prize 3, Safety Poster Contest, Third Prize 3. Sadowski, David A happy nature is a gift of lite. B Band 2. Saltsgaver, Kay Winning is her way And pleasant her smile. Business Girls' Association 2, 3, Future Business Leaders ol America 3, State Convention 3, Red Peppers 3. Sanderlin, Helen It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Future Business Leaders ot America 31 Girls' Ath- letic Association l, 2, Usher lor Little Princess lg Girls' Glee Club 1, Future Business Leaders ot America State Convention 3. Sangster. David My recipe for lite is wine, women, and song. B Choir l, 2, Football l, 2, 3: Sophomore Play 1: Homecoming Talent Show 1, 2, 3, Scherer, Ellen Quick, which way did he go? St. Teresa ly Girls' Glee Club lg Home Room Repre- sentative lg B Choir 2, Red Peppers 2. Schnittker, Iohn Destiny he looks at face to face And intends to give it a noble race. National Honor Society 2, 3, Bookkeeper 37 Latin Club 1, Boys' Glee Club l. Schroth, Marylou She's a charming bit of scenery In the landscape of the school. A Band l, 2, 3: Spring Music Festival lg Tri-Y lp Business Girls' Association, Vice President 2, Presi- dent 3, Iunior Council Alternate 2. rx 114 2 Schultz, Charles I dare do all that becomes a man. Football l, 2, 3, Basketball lg Track 2, 3. Schwarz, Gladys She's as constant as the stars that never vary. Iunior Council Representativeg Iune Senior Prom, Queen Committee 2. Schwarze. R. D. Flirting is a desperate thing, But I'm a desperado. A Band 1, Z, 3g Sophomore Council 2g Student Coun- cil 37 ILIHIOFASEHIOT Prom Committee 2, President ot Fome Room lg Vice President, Red Rowdies 35 Track , 2, 3. Scott, Shirley A bubbling fountain of wit and action. Spanish Club lg Sophomore Class Play 1: Iunior Art League 25 Iunior Class Play 25 IuniorASenior Prom, Publicity Committee 2g Homecoming Skit 3. Scott, Torn They who from study flee live long and merrily. Searcy, Shirley One hundred per cent wot-iderful. A Band 1, 2, 35 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2: Red Cross 2: Sophomore Class Play Committeeg Seven- teenth Summer 2. Seitz, Betty A girl we won't forget. Baton Twirler l, 2, 35 Girls' Glee B lg Girls' Glee A ly Girls' Chorus 25 A Choir 35 Spring Music Festival l, 2, Sf Girls' Athletic Association lg Little Princess Usher lp Seventeenth Summer Usher 2g Easter Sunrise Service 3, Shepherd, Iuanita Her good points are many, Her bad points few. Gulsl Glee A l- B Choir 2: A Choir 3, Business Girls Association 3 Hia l2 Music Festival 25 CllllSl- mas Vospersvlt l'Little Princess Usher 2g Spring M-:sic rfistivax il 3 faster Sunrise Service 3, 'Pir- ates of Punxancr 3 is ll5 Ft 4- ax g X i :,: ,..,. C N X. X xr ' Y if of as N? A -re t Shull. Larry You can't keep a good man down. A Band 1, 2, 3, Thaliay Freshman-SophomoreVTrack Team 1, Physics Club 3g National Honor Society 3. Sloatman. Robert A finished gentleman lrom head to toe. Smiley. Ioanne True to her name she hal a lmile lor everyone. Sophomore Play Property Committee: Alternate Stu- dent Council 1, Nurse Receptionist 2g Latin Club 2, 3g Red Cross 3. Smith, Arthur A emile lor every boy. And two tor every girl. Smith. Cloyce Nothing ventured. nothing gained. Mixed Chorus lp B Choir I, 2: A Choir 2, 3, Christ- mas Vespers 2, 3g Big I2 Music Festival 1, 2, 35 Easter Sunrise Service 2, 35 S ring Music Festival 1, 2,23, Red Rowdies 37 Firefly 2, B Choir Con- cert . Smith. Evelyn Versatile, witty. accomplished. Girls' Glee B lr Girls' Glee A 25 Sophomore Class Play, Property Committee lg Iunior Council 2g Iunior- Senior Prom, Queen Committee 2, Iunior Red Cross 2, 3, Vice President 3: Latin Club 2, 3, Smith. Gwendolyn The pink oi perfection. Red Peppers 3: Thalia 21 Girls' Glee A lr Girls' Cho- rus 1QPhotomicrography Club 1, 21 Chfislmfis V95- pers . Smith. Larry He never puts oil 'til tomorrow What should be done today. National Honor Society 3: Bookkeeper 3, Physics Club 3, German Club 37 Red Rowdies 3. KIIBD Smith. Laura A smart young miss. whom we will surely miss. Crystal Birds l, 2, 3, President 35 Girls' Chorus 25 Harmonaires 25 B Choir 35 Decanois Staff 35 Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, Discol 3. Smith. Mari Lou A fashion plate. right in style. Friendly laugh. beguiling smile. Advanced Girls' 2, 35 Mixed Chorus lj Aristos 35 Red Peppers 35 Firefly 25 Christmas Vespers 2, 35 Student Council lg Little Princess Usher 2. Smith. Mary Marie A rare compound of originality and fun. Agora 15 B Choir l, 25 Advanced Girls' 35 Red Pep- pers 35 Spring Music Festival 1, 25 Big Twelve Fes- tival 25 B Choir Program 25 Vespers 2, 3. Smith, Rita Good natured. good looking. good student. and so No wonder she's such fun to know. Homecoming Queen Attendant l, 2, 3, Crown Bearer 3, National Honor Society 2, 3: Bookkeeper 35 Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Parliamentarian 35 Little Princess lg Seventeenth Summer 25 Halloween Queen 25 Dolphin Swimming Club l, 2, 35 Iunior Red Cross l, 2, Vice President 25 Thalia 3, Vice President Girls' Athletic Association I, 25 Cheerleader 3. Snyder. Patricia So sweet is this girl's disposition. We wish her the highest position. Mixed Chorus lg Little Princess lg Seventeenth Summer , Property Committee, Usher 25 Aristos 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Business Girls' Association 2, 35 Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, Project Chairman 2, President 35 Library 25 Cafeteria Helper 2, 35 Office Helper 35 Spring Music Festival lp Nat- ional Honor Society 3. Sollenberger. lean A quiet. most attractive lass. A worthy member of our class. Homecoming Assembly 1, 35 Mixed Chorus 15 Mock Election, Iudge lg Advanced Girls' Choir 2, 35 Macl- rigals 2, 3, President 35 Firefly , Big Twelve Music Festival 25 Red Peppers 2, 35 Cafeteria Helper 2, 3: All State Chorus 3. Speaks. William A man of iew words. hut those tow count. Daddy Long Legs lg Boys' Glee Club 35 A Choir 35 Sergeant-at-Arms, Thalia 25 President 35 Christmas Vespers 25 Firefly 25 Spring Music Festival 25 Thalia l, 2, 35 Easter Sunrise Service 2. Spear. Shirley lane Always ioking. lots of fun. Always speaks to everyone. A Band I, 2, 35 French Club5 Girls' Athletic Associ- ation K117v Stafford, Harold I'le's a good fellow. liked by all. Football 1, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Thalia, Sergeant-at-Arms, Homecoming Skit. Stafford. Margaret It's a friendly heart that has many friends. Business Girls' Association, Library Council, Mock Election. Starr. Betty Did you ever see a dream walking? Student Council l, Iunior Council 2, Sophomore Play, Red Peppers 2, 3, Thalia 3: Decanois 3, Home- coming Skit 3, Brotherhood Week Broadcast WDZ 2, National Education Week Broadcast, WSOY, 2 Stone, Ianice lt you know her, we don't need to tell you. she's l0U . wonderful. Dolphin Swimming Club l, 2, 3, Iunior Red Cross 3, Paint and Powder Club 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Associ- ation l, 2, Agora lg Stage Crew 3, Bed Peppers 2, 3, Sophomore and Iunior Chairman, Class Play Pro- perties, Student Council Alternate 1, 2, Sophomore and Iginior Council Alternate, National Honor Sc- ciety . Stone. Keith A pleasant and likable fellow.' B Band l, 2, 3. Strachan. Frances Not bold or shy or short or tall But a pleasant mixture of them all. Girls' Athletic Association l, 2, Future Business Lead- ers ot America 3. Stradley, Floyd I.ightsl Actionl Cameral Camera Club lg Decanois 2, 3, Future Distributors 3, State Convention, Vice President, lllinois Future Dis- tributors, Iunior Botarian. Strong. Robert Lee When duty whistles low. 'Thou mush' Bob replies. 'Huh? ' Sophomore Representative. 44 118 2 Stuckey, Phyllis The way to have a friend is to be one- And she is one. Girls' Chorus lg A Choir 2, 3, Modernaires 3: The Firefly , Girls' Athletic Association lg Usher l, 2, Sp Usher tor Seventeenth Summer l. Swank. Donald A good companion makes good company. Syfert, Harold 'Blushes are not always the sign of bashiulnessf' Sophomore Council, Student Council, Red Rowdies. Tanzyus. Richard Enemies-he has none. Tapscott. Beverly ..w e often see this girl about: Into mischief-without a doubt. Glee B 1: Cwlee A lg Girls' Chorus 27 B Choir 3. fl..ett before graduationj Tapscott. Mary This friendly, dark-haired lass. Was quite an addition to the class. Mixed Chorus lr Student Council lg Red Peppers 2: Homecoming Committee lg Business Girls' Associa- tion . Taylor. Nina Mae Always happy and always gay. Business Girls' Association 2, Future Business Lead- ers of America 3. Temple. Nina Nina gives the world the best she has, So the best should coma back to her. Sophomore Class Secretary, Iunior Class Secretaryg Sophomore Class Play, Iunior Class Playp Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 31 National Honor Society 2, 3, Discol Sp French Club 2, 3g Red Peppers 2, 3, Homecoming 3, Chairman of Dance Committee, lunior- Senior Prom 2, Chairman of Queen Committee. 11199 5--. 1 Tenny, Harold I make a better impression with my books stuffed that way. Student Councll 3. Decanois 35 National Honor S0- ciety 3. x Temeus, Charlene A puff of the hair, a pat on the nose, a look in the mirror. she's ready to go. Trl-Y l, 2, 3 Tertocha. Raymond And what would liie be ii we took it seriously? Thompson, Arlene She's the likable sort. a very good sport. Home Room Observer Representative l, 25 Busmess Girls' Association 2, 3, Thompson. Comelicr She's staunch. loyal. and true. Crystal Btrds Thompson, Glen The man who tries will achieve success. Thomton. Robert Speech is great. but silence is greater. Red Rowdies, Ticknor, Robert Begone, dull care. You and I will never agree. 44 120 VP Tipsword, Sophronia When high school days are gone from sight. You'll remember Toni as iust all right. Girls' Glee B: Girls Glee Ag Girls' Chorus. Tolly, Ccaol She'd stop St. Peter's roll call to ask a question. lunior Art League ly Band lg Spring Music Festival lr Student Council 1: Homecoming 1, 3: Red Peppers 2: Business Girls' Association 2, Sy Iunior Red Cross l, Homecoming Game Committee, Co-Chairman 2. Tosh. lack All great men are dead-and l don't leel too well myself. Senior Vice Presidenty Iunior Treasurerp Football l, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1, 2, 35 Student Coun- cil 2, Thaliag Propman, Daddy Long Legs. Trainer, Marilyn A maiden with a thousand charming ways- Fun and goll till her days. Red Peppers 25 Mixed Chorus lg B Choir 2, Advanced Girls' 2, 37 Homecoming 35 Firefly 2. Pirates of Penzance 3 Trimble. Rosemary A nice person to know. Glee B7 Glee A, Advanced Girls' Tryon. Paul Self-confidence is the tirst secret ol success. Tucker. Ruby She puts her troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. Girls' Athletic Association 3. Tumer. Alice The manifest sign ot wisdom is a continued cheertulnessf' A Band l, 2, 3. 44 bb Turner. Lawrence Reserve is often misinterpreted. Future Teachers of America 2, 3, Vice President 3, German Club 2, 3, Receptionist, Vocational Guidance Day 2, 3, Receptionist, College Day 2, National Honor Society 3. Tumer, Martha Ann A gal with brains and a good personality. Advanced Girls' 1, 2, 3, Paint and Powder Club 3, Thalta 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, Firefly 2, Songsters 3: Big Twelve Music Festival 2, Christmas Vespers 2, 3, Girls' Glee A, President l. Tumer. Paul I.. Character makes his own destiny. Van Natta. Richard Here's a boy who'll raise the curtain. Little Princess 1, Science Club 1, 2, Seventeenth Summer 2, Red Rowdies 2, Student Council 1, 2. flseft before qraduationj Vaught. I errold A lively fellow with iokes aplenty. An enemy of none. but a friend of many. Latin Club Officer 1, Track 1, 2. Voss. lack By the work, one knows the workman. Wade. Eldon He has a smile that constantly endangers his eyes.' Football, B Squad, Track 1, Sophomore Council, Future Distributors of America, Treasurer 3, Mock Convention l. Wagoner. Marilyn When she is gone. I know more delight in all that pleased before. Advanced Girls' 2, 3, Ring Committee 2, Firefly 2, Spanish Club l, 2, Prom Decoration Committee 2, Big Twelve Music Festival 2, Art League l, 2, Red Peppers 1, 2, 3, lunior Council 2, Mixed Chorus, Vice President 1. K 122 P7 Wahl. Marguerite She isn't big that's true. But size doesn't count, it's what she can do. Girls' Glee B lg Girls' Glee A 2g B Choir 35 Property Committee, Sophomore Play: Property Committee, lunior Playg Iunior Red Cross 23 Future Teachers of America 3: Thalia 3. Walker. Lois She has a quiet look in her eyes. A Choir: Songstersg Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2: Big Twelve Music Festivalg 'iFiretly 25 Girls' Chorus l, 2, Pirates ot Penzance 3. Warnick. Richard There is a driving force in his personality. B Squad Football lg National Honor Society 3. Weddle, Rosemary A girl with a heart-warming smile. Latin Club 3, Art League 3. Weisenbacher. Robert He likes to take part in things. A Choir 2, 3g l Speak for Democracy Contest 2, 3g lunior Councilg Firefly 25 Music Festival: Big Twelveg Recreation Room Committee: Bradley Fes- tival: Vespersp National Honor Society 3. Whitehurst. Larry Say thy say, I will do my deed. Science Club ly Football 2. Whitten. Davis I have that Rip Van Winkle feeling. B Choir lp Tennis l, 25 A Choir 2, 3: Firefly 2. Wiesner, Elsie A polite. well-mannered girl is she. A nicer one you'll never see. Business Girls' Association 2: Future Business Lead- ers ol America 35 National Honor Society 35 Class Ring Committee. QIZBX 'yew 1 LW- f .. 5. J Wilber, lack No, l'm not talking again. l'n'i talking yet. Student Council 1, 2, 3, Chairman, Constitution, Recreation Room, and Activity Ticket Committees, Town Meeting Discussion Club l, 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent and President 3, Librarv Council l, 3, Parlia- mentarian 1, Vice President and President 2, Zee- teesee l, 2, 3, President 2, Football l, 2, Latin Club l, 2, Mock Election lg Voice of Democrarcy Contest 2, 3, American Legion Oratorical Contest 3, Delegate, ghgmpaign District Student Council Convention I, Wilke, Ioanlee Sweet as honey-busy as a bee Cutest little gal you ever did see. Baton Majorette 2, Drum Major 3, Spring Talent Show 2, Homecoming Show 3, Science Convention 2, Photography Club l, Red Peppers 2, Thalla 3, Photomicrography Club 2, Mixed Chorus l Wilkinson, Scott l'd rather hold hands with a football. Football I, 2, 3, Track 1, German Club, Physics Club. Williamson. Mary Where there's a will-iamson. there's a way. Future Business Leaders ot America 2 Witts. David The man with the horn. Witzemcm. Iames I live my lite with no regrets. A Band 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y lg National Honor Society 2, 3. Discol 3 Wright. Allen Always on the go. Young. Carole The cheerful live longest in years. And afterwards in our regards. Homecoming 35 Business Girls' Association 2 K 124 P7 Ziemer, Nancy Quiet, but sincere and true. A girl wlxo's always a help to you NO PICTURES Harrington, Richard Stanley, Eugene Thcxlicxg German Club. Randa1L Harold Viccone. Anthony IN MEMORIAM Donald Atkins Iohn Earl Hamilton K 125 9 L 1 Club 1, 2, 35 Agor 2g Chess Cl bl O h t Orville Williams MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED E I 2 lla Marylou Evans Larry Duda BEST DRESSED Sally Bringer Dave White MID-YEAR SENIOR POPULARITY CONTEST BEST ALL AROUND Carolyn Nance Bob Oldweiler BEST ATHLETE Wilma Richards Marvin Hall MID-YEAR SENIOR POPULARITY CONTEST MOST POPULAR I ean Richhcrrt Kcryle Iolmson WITTIEST Gwen Oglesby Don Lcrughery FRIENDLIEST Lorraine Grace Ccrlvin Cope BEST LOOKING lemme Warren Gene Carr MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barbara Davis Gerry Berry BEST DRESSED Marcia Robinett Mickey O'Conne1l JUNE SENIOR POPULARITY CONTEST BEST ALL AROUND Rita Smith luck Tosh BEST ATHLETE S .....m.,,... ..,,. ,. ..... ..,, Q X,,, ,,..., ,... ,..,.. , , .. .: .,,,. , ., , M. . Marilyn Trainer Laudell Icxckson JUNE SENIOR POPULARITY CONTEST MOST POPULAR Anne McLaughlin lim Olivero WITTIEST Carol Felts R. D. Schwarze FRIENDLIEST Ann Logan Guido Guidotti BEST LOOKING Barbara McCummon Raymond Ferre MARY IEAN NEWLIN IACK WILBER IDA K. MARTIN AWARDS All seniors except the Lincoln essay Winners are eligible for tlie Martin awards. Mrs. lda K. Martin, in February, l92U, when she was na- tioncil president of the Womens Relief Corps. gave SLUUU to tlie Decatur Board of Education. Tlie interest from this money supplies two prices. one for a boy and one for a airl, Tliose entering are graded upon tlie content and style ot tlielr essays, delivery, and citizensliip Tlie essays may not exceed one tliousand words cind may be on any phase ol patriotism MARY W. FRENCH AWARDS Tliis year Nina Temple, first place, and Virginia Campbell, second place, were lion ored witli tlie Mary W, Frencli awards. The Frencli lionors are chosen by tlie Faculty Cabi- ent. Miss French, for forty years a member ot tlie Decatur lcligli Scliool faculty, presented f5l,UUU to tlie scliool to make possible tliese Nina Temple awards, Slie stipulated that tliose lionored must liave acliieved more tlian liigli scliolastic standing. They must liave served tlie scliool in some outstanding manner, liave been good and loyal citizens ot tlie scliool, and liave been active in scliool oraanizations. Virginia Campbell wi .. I I RITA sM1'rH D. A. R. AWARD Each year an outstanding senior girl is honored by receiving the award presented by the National Society of Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution. She is then eligible, along with representatives of other Illinois high schools, for the drawing in which a state repre- sentative is selected to take a trip with all expenses paid to a convention in Washington, D. C. LINCOLN ESSAY AWARD Mrs. lnez I. Bender, formerly a member of the Decatur School Board and one of the fore- most civic leaders in Decatur's history, gave a sum of money to the school board before her death to establish a Lincoln Essay Contest in memory of her father, who was a great admir- er of Lincoln. This money is divided equally between the boy and the girl from each year's lune Senior Class who write winning essays on Lincoln. These awards are presented to them at the lune Commencement exercises. I The contestants are judged fifty per cent on the essay itself, twenty-five per cent on their ability to read it before the judges, and twenty- five per cent on their school citizenship. DEBORAH BIRT I OHN FISH 44 l3l up SCHO0L LIFE ...--1'-'-'L-.. Thanks For The Memories LUCIEN KAPP President STUDE COUNCIL l l GUIDO GUIDOTTI Foreign Student MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL i 5 3 M G. L. IACOBSEN Adviser WWW How 1: Georae- llall-:alley Vvvrett Scott, Tom McCarty, Ilm lohnson, Row 2: Nanny Young, lim Fvlwarcls, Leonard Corinne, If-rry Fu Wan Van Meter Alllf'Tl!-' Haaaflstraat, Sandy Watts, Carol Mclilhany, Pete Harkalrs, Don Gneckow, lclwn Henderson, Marvxn Llebfrrmc Sue Quxnlan, Merry Hope Hinton lem W Iohnson, Charles Armmtzcna P G Mtllf-:, l-l I7 Schwarz Row 3: Amy Srckman, Ioanne Chanort, Carolyn Nance, Debbie But, Slmarna Susler, Barbara Weill, Dade Be-aman, Mary lean Newlm, lclzn Lxlallen, Calvin Cope, Bill Bohon, 44 77 STUDE T COU CIL OFFICERS Left to Right: Charles Armstrong, Vice-President, Rita Smith, Parliamentarian, Tom Murphy, Fire Marshal, Frank Beamcm, Treasurer, Nina Temple, Secretary, Iecm Richhurt. Histor- ian, Lucien Kopp. President. MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL How' I: Be-rneita Culver, Sanclra Fisher, Margaret Carter, Lynn Row 2: Bebe Bowers, Nancy Fiillow, Miirir-l Hr-aciington, Pat Ross, Braden, Richard Hobb, Nina Te mple, Rita Smith, Sidney Wilson, lerry Strongman, Fddte Veech, loe Fowler, Stuart Bnrstorn, Barbara loan lvivnnel, Bill Palrner Hanna, Nancy Kwasny, Donna Askrfvn, Rarbara lliint, Sharon Cooper, Phil Wlant, Mr lacohsen Row 3: Larry Barnes, Harold Tennev, Dick Gibbs, Kirt Wilson, Gene Malone, Don Matthews, limmy Haws, Bob Maxey, Darrell Smith Carrol Ney, Lucien Karp CC 9? SOPHOM RE COU CIL How 1: Muvy Gmyrwrl, Pnlrlczn Moran Mrxrllyn Stewcul, FITIHCGS How 3: Ever:-TISCOIV, Fred Cox l3HrVvl:'9rrf1! l::1:s'l'sfx'-ll-flqmx fflml llunl, liolf-n lxwm, Slludru 'Nails PQUQY PGPPCIS Bobb Hlclxcrd McEvoy, Wcston BIOllCII'xZl, lame-S M Wolclm, Honlll Poland, 'l'om Smllwy Row 2: lhclmvcl Lascm, loan Young, Slmlffy Hull, Sue Buffy, Icmet How 4: Larry Mueller, loe lhwlw, Mfvvm O1lv-sbv Il-ry Flu L1clx1vr1lvf-rqf-v fame! llobxnson, Lmly Hlll luck Andvxson, PQ! lolmBcr1ne l,llIllII.'S Pwsnderml-Deen Gionni JU IOR COUNCIL Row 1: Bull Fmznl, Hmm-1 Hlflolffld, Don Kwxll, Nancy Plulllps, Lour- uncl Cram How 2: Aqum: 'l'mobv- limlmrvx liobmetl l'l.cl1ml:l Slroywck, Sum lrslvmfwl llwm'-' lhxullxl-My Q 136 Row Row Row P 9 3. Ioycv HFAUIY lumen W loiinson, ffcxlvm Aslcrvn, Hwll ffnll Incl Tumwx, Bv1t'.' Tooley lvln'1l',':1 N-mf-rxflwt Uncle P lx 5' Slmley Melzzgflr, Marin llfxsllndfl lworzrm lVlrv'w'v llmrw Mn vmrlf-rl?-Holverl Abbott CON NIE KULL Co-Editor ANN BAKER Co-Editor STAFF EDITORS Sitiing: Carol Felix, Aura Able, Hob EIIIIIIOTIA, Kay Karrfmanrr Standing: Bud Fanclrcr, Maraarei Day, Patsy S110 Ke-rms, Bob Rogers, Keith Prater, Floyfi Strafiley. BW X. 'Ui Bottom Picture-Seated: Marlene Blasin- uarim, Hrs. Cannell lAdviserl. Standing: Mr. Kirby U-Xdviserl, Bob Arn- mann, Harold Tenney. STAFF MEMBERS TOP PICTURE-Seated: Duane Wise, Laura Smith, lanet Ttirrmfr, Barbara Davis, Marylou Eaton, Cecil Stradley, lim Swift, Bch Chrieztensien. Standing: lane Greene, Martha Rosebraugn, loyce Lanalcis, Iayrrrv Hagan, Phyllis Walker, Shirley Franklin, Peggy Pappas, Marilyn Miininia, Betty Starr. vs. AUDREY ROSENBERG Business Manager Or MARYLOU EVANS Editor fFirst Semesterl CAROLYN HOLMSTHAND Editor fSecond Semester? 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Margaret llanvs LVICG Prest- dcntl, Pat Bottle-ll tPres1- clontl, Shulc-3: Franklin Betty Myvrs, Shuley Wtllcut How 2: Lenora Tananey, Mar- lv nu- Blastnaame Florence Henry Nancy Peteuscn, ht- lven lvlor:1s, Sally late, Mr, Hosan lAclvrswl shootxng for interested high school bovs Weekly shoots are held on the tndoor nlle rarfge in the Natronal Guard Armory The Club is attrllated wtth the Natronal Rule Assoctatlon whlch rrovldes marks- monship medals lor members who quality w1th shootxna accuracy. The .22 cahber rule is used. ANNIE OAKLEY CLUB Q 145 Db BUSINESS GIRLS' ASSOCIATION The Business Girls' Association is composed ot Iunior and Senior Frrtchley, Beverly Heckmcm, Burnetta Culver, Ieanette Scardello qirls takinq two or more business education subjects. Pauline Blover, Bernadine Ewing, Carolyn Etchison, Row 3: Beverly Fox, Wanda Gattron, Darlene Macratic, Beverly Row I: Shirley Finch, Ioyce Dr:Vore, Patti Bone, Audrey O'Connell, lanes, luanita Shepherd, Arlene Thompson, Rosie Reidelberger Betty Stach, Carolyn Barnhardt, Pat Snyder. Carol Tolly, Barbara Burqe, Marilyn Stratman Row 2: Marilyn McQualrty, Grace Camerer, lean Bridqman, Marylou Row 4: Beverly Rubin, Charline Duncan, Donna Dexter, luanrta Scliroth, Marlorre Hennon, tackle Belden, Marilyn Brown, Carole Holler, Eleanor Daggett, Iudy Krstler, loyce l-lart, Lois Westbrook DOLPHIN SWIMMI G CLUB was W is fi 145 vt Seated: Rita Smith, lattice Stone, Sally Latshaw, Glenda Kuntx, Barbara Brr-nsle , Marilyn Lewis, Barbara Cai- vert, Barbara Hanna, Rita Corrinaton, Bebe Bowers, Mar- ian Corrinaton, In Water: Ann Bakr,-r, Martha Rosebzauqh, Ioan Richards, Shirley Bender, Harriet Ap- Plebaum. Standing: Mrs, Br-verly Meyer tAclv1ss1rl. The Dolphin Swimnilria Club was oraanrztecl to aive members an opportunity to itriprovr- th-wi' swimming skill. Syriclizorirrrvj swimmrna, drvina, and stunts 1re a part at the activity pro- gram FRENCH CLUB Q ,sv ,ww . wx Q xl Ns ff-Q nw., Row l: Huw'--llv Wixltv Mmzlvttn P:1p'p:ir1, Mary lawn Nvwlm, Indy Watts, Indy l'f:f1w1:a:m, Arm I.11ui:2:1y Alun- Mc'I.f1w1M1l1, Nm-I Iumos, Ann Bake-1 Rum Hnmho IPM-sldwntj, MGICIG Robmott, Mcmhcx Temple, Ioyce Armswortix, 'uriy Hoswnbf-:Q Smnizfu MCGllI1n', I'ut::-y Houazlvy, Kqwn lack, Bull Stoner Kmns CPm:1ws Bmzifftmi French Club membr-If: Cfmhrmzzv- 151:-1: vrx3O','x7vn1 Of f':e:nCh Cvzltvuo How 2: MISS Lnrxzxucvv iAdv1s0xH Dolls Plym, Conmv Kull, Pcxirxclcl Prowzxmns 1nd prolwcis cf-mln: 11 rmrxd thu Fr' nftz cx:1I0m:1 maxi lrxturv-M13 Huffrzmu Gww-r1.imi','1x Krxxfzlwy Ioyc-1 Hays-J, Nancy Comer, Sandy of them clxoxce FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA CLUB ,-4' HOW l: Num 'I'.1'.'lw Kin SX11':'7Xx'l-' Row 3: Vwtzlcm Ollmwclp IV1'l-'rw CTP .' :n lEw1vvY 'L L-.Lx Hr,lIr11', l2'.'v-Lyraf'3 1rwi1-r1lw. 1 L-'lw,xvH',:x Mtv. ix T71 ff !'w1w-1-4 ill'-11'M'1n Row 2: LIN- W:-mr Y' Mn . K 12 VVwFlu-:rms-vw H,-lwn Sami'-'lln Yan-P f'I f:1: 'U Wm-i Vu., yilf 1 W vk G' N' wx H.x'x'1-'rw Qliw-ww ULN Vu umm Ilvlftnmu lV1CHfP'f':,1 'f b ff I' J I4 .fnrn-z.: L' 111' ' Aww' .1 , 1 !w171'1I.1L JIL- .if-HTW fmkf' MN ' 42 01- :V M HM. SVN 1 XPZU' 1A1ix'3:w:x w,'.11:f': 'L' Y 1' 'P viz fy ' ' 4 1 1 ' ' 1 , T47 sb FUTURE DISTRIBUTORS AMERICA Marvin Fox Ierry Colbert Tolly's Piggly Wiggly Sgiiigi K W-A Y Q ,JD Y Er ,f-W Leon Bechtel Marilyn Cusick and Kathryn Fox Glenda Bess Howard's Market Haines G Essick's Macon Music Wayne Adams Carol Adams and Eldon Wade Donald I. Miller Decatur Dry Goods I. C. Penney Co. Continental Store Mary Lowe Fred Moser, Barbara Morgan. Marylou Donald Bolyard Semmel's Hoppe, Darlene Rannebarger Block :S Kuhl F. W. Woolworth Co. cc 148 up Suv-.tt ,,,,,,...--f- Af Dale Roney Richard Besalke Philip Arndt Tarrant Bros. Service Station Famous Clothing Howard's Market Tony Viccone Patricia Butts Roy Morville Tony's Lunch Room Block 6 Kuhl Spiegel's M ,, x x XX X i on X ii' ' 2 , ' I U I ,Z 4 if . L x wr X . ,... W :is x . x S x 4 Q v f. re. Nxhxehx ::, ,,,,: 5 ,,,, . ' ' ,,-Q' X Floyd Stradley Rosa Lee Beiler Ierry Iones Pfile's Camera Shop Newman's Piggly Wigqly Ronald Poole Patricia Nicholls Haldon Himstedt Applebaum's S. S. Kresge Co. McDaniel's Pharmacy 44 149 kb X A 1 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA .ff W 5' M.. 'rw N Tlw llorm-1nnk111q Club fl' ll AJ 1s composed ol owls lc1lc111q, Ol Row I: Mcxmw T71sm11lcf' KSf-fvrftnrvl, PE1yll1:s Alle-11 C'l'1f'r1::11w-rl, E10 l1+1v1- lr1l:ff:1 lxomw 1cr111f'111 CS As 11ml Ol 0111' GCllVlll9S, we have PG'11c1c Snvflvf CPr0:s1fl'fr1lJ, lflary lm M0010 lV1:'1' lin-s:1+lvr1ll mln 1l1111f1:: ns talks: lwy vm1o1.s Spf-alters, w'1v11P1 masts: and pnrlws Row 2: Vflmq ll-'ww-y, fflfim VH Pvvflvly Fwx Nqnry llnll Lnmllf- lf.r1Q, Sf1::1l1 l'lev.l'von Mun: Tl,f'c'lvnlf1 KArlv1:1e-1D FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ,.- 1... lllll51 1111- 1-1ml1::::1m1c1l Club mms tw wnco111f1c11- yo1111q people: TC Hum, Mc111l1fr1 Str-wort lJlf1:f311.f-'11zy Wahl l5f,fc'1,-1rJ'yb lNlo:111c1 Wll X1:lI1vf1l1- 111 Ilmrnsvlvvsl llw q11c1l1l11:': ol pozsorlcxllly and clmmclvr' Son, P+-1+ llmlcals, M1515 01' lAdv1:'f 1 l'+-lwlww B111 lll1::IC1:1Gr11 wl11Cl1 mv llw lm1nfl11i1rw11 of Qfvonl 1+GCl111'1G leonollf- Fcxwlf 'Y' C'l'1fm:111c:J Mctlwr. ML'Q11r'1l1V',' Tf111c:ly11 l'lf1r11r1'1 U li ld lvl I 1. l.11w:011Cc- 'l'1111'11'1 lV1cfV l3rv:w11lf1r11J, Mc1:1lyr1 lie-Tlx' ll1s:11Cler1ll, Bev:-:ly GC 3' F11 111 Q4 150 sb N is 3 SQ. Q rl x if Yak Wnrvmb. k 'wfwf' Q 4gffak, ,1 s .2 6 , W Q . fi E frxbgyx rg! 'fic E ' 'Tiff gk ' 51339 . SE: 5 , I H T 1- X' 2 I ff' Q 35 1 1vr1t0 ' Mg S was a 4 ll 5 4 y 5' Q4 S 1 3 4 :.1,,1. ..,, ...,, Kg fx aw 5 X Z: , K Q5 ,gh 5 1 vs-ea-If-' nu,.,,avv- an-n ,.,,,,,,n4 Swann 2 fe 5 Q. :Di 1 ' W- X. 'X v wwf 1. I' S i Y Yi ' ,sv N W is as S W , ix z N T' 5 S, Qi, Q cf 3 5 N, ' ' nf X is 1 wi Hz, X Q ' ' . MQ ,ggi S ' M qv Q w Q A QQ K 0 Q93 'Ai 5 f is . iii f ' ff ' x x X . . x 5 ,1- Rw ,A x , ., , t A 3? NESS S NNW Lf .-E.: 4 1 x,:,,,., ,:,. H A it ww X-i s .. Q2 4 X x W A X M , , QQ . , gi X X A I NS is sig' Q- ,N I C AKROS CLUB f 'lf' W V sw. N , 3 2- E W' M .nfl , A f x Q' fm 'mlm ll-1'mlx:1'flt Hfurmld Syulzrxs lou'-T' Klocvvr, Hlclmwcl Wvlf dv, Frank 'l'r1','lo' KA-lvzsorj, De-mon McCoy Bob Swrfmm Jen Hoy lozfl-Jn wfhfnmgl., N Row l: M1 Toylox fAdv1ss-rl, lewrrv Fulk, Pete Halkclls, Bob Fmmcns, Hlcluurd Bexrgundirm, Wlllmm Siclcmcm How 2: Dovld Allen, lock lllvllbxss, Cecxl Stladley, Verne Thistle- llxwmtfa Lcxrrv Hmll, Incl: Andwson, Dannv Rees, Dale Wxllloms, Dlck Gvovf-, Kenneth Gordon, Kennellx Wlulsltt X v h+ V ',g-awww Smcp its reorgcnlxctlon m IEMS, the Decatur H1-Y Club has befvn cctne ln promotmg clean sports, clf-on speech, clecm sclwolorslup, and clean llVll'lQ, This vsfcr Cx nf-w ll1fY Club has bvren nrqunliied Com- posed emlrely of sopluomires 'llw ncuw clxosf-n was ilu- Akro:s Club l5Z P7 JU IOR ART LEAGUE How l: M1111 wv N . -f. 1 lww- l9x1wHfl-1 E1 J' X W iivrmlxi Vx1:1'-:- Row 2: Nwlrzm H Nlvwg Mn' AH EVtf::,1rx1 Muck :bww .. Mu: Hu 'W gAkix'1.,' 'W W1l..1r'r E4 ' VNH1 iinrwl--x' How 3: ixw:1fHl1 - W--11, fl vu Hwl.-w f'11.f'. Lfl Mi' t.m-f Yin- V.v.w' At Iwi: .1 I vu KP,-' VV '-vm' vm VV ur. WW'-' .m' wil TNT'-1':EM -1 v lump mv-k .vu '. u' zu -'u1V':1 w1'.1:x x.'.'1:.1 Azzli plxmflxm JUNIOR RED CROSS as 1 w tk M 5 'uv' 5 N ausgm, gs X lg Nmum 'I'1mrmn Tixuzro Stone, Saudnl Fisher, Shlrloy C11Ho:d P'-IH TPM- Avxlffwfdrx Iumoz Iwi f f':'m 1. 'hw H 1'1f-rxmlsf-:semi uf H Iimknh-1 lvv'1 r1 Sat: YH MH- Stern, Phyllws Hmizxsorm Mmmrxm- Arw-111'-m kiwi V'ww:.1, A H- M mf- lx :ul-'-1 71,1 ,af-'vu Snimma Im.i.x 1 mm:t1 1 W Hmns Nnmllv- BMX IOANI1 Smxlvv 'P'-A :rfmm'.r1z!',' IN w?. f'w 117 W1 1.111 vu Mm: Rvws IA 1, ,u QQ 55 PHYSICS CLUB 'Uzv Plzxflxvei Vluli VOIIAOIS CVD! fnclsl cmd ilworws 0sTal l:she'd Vim- 1.n:1',' SUNHE Don Slmrcllu, 'Hur-:uni M up Pix Tt1CY1fx'1i fi1:w.'f-uk, Lrlzry 15 IQ-:fa and :ww mir-ns, mgco 5521-1 Lic-vlcvfi and 1151 d'1'GTTlS7l1T1I'IF1WA' Sink? Pawl V4-Mmfs, KONE V'C174T M' V11-'z xfkivx: f-' J, fffuzfy Lrxw yu'-J by mv, :wall vi slmjv 'firm' Mcvvmu I,vf'lv-vxxmmm I. .111 nv- V .1 i 1 TRI- 'l'1Y 1:1 .1 vl tv' -1wg1,v:t,fX:v mxrxw' mid rivrnm QVES w fw '.-:mit Row 2: F1 W :lv Hwtfm Mow. K11': VJH' :me Ifvi V1 H mi Tlfmm' w1:wy111.v1':11?:1y 1'vvr.1s::'w1 xx ,ivxvfrwlg Mvf:'1Nm:1 AVP fomi 1' VH' 'run Ifrnrm Ani' 'ren RH . . 17.'!'-:w- 1'w.z1T Mr: xwvllx 419 Viv Y VV 7 A f' kAx1x w 'V Row 3: L,.l.!1 Eff Lv hm' -1 .1 Int rw: ,f V 1' rl Ex Mmm ow 1: N.l.i!1 S! 1-1 1: l .1z,:1: ri .ui 5-E wfn H0017 Y:-Ifuln H3132 'f'r.1'lv:1f 'EU rn . s' I'l.x'lw1r: Al '-1 . x ix. :' 11.-rl Yr-fm Wm.: N1w:f4'?wv mtv- X ,dr-nfw I'f wra U. QQ 155 DD 39e 'Q?'X: Nw: wi Ni? RED ROWDIES I-Qi: ee gmt!-l S, w Row I: PX H-:::, xi E1'1:1w1,-, xl Nw . :IV,.i r,'N I' QA17 Row 5: A f.1',':'1 A 'Q,.I.1. i. f .Wiz :' I ' : Y 'U f V- 'MMF T4 'Chi wif n 1- iw' V N11 M f 5' :ww 2, V Imwi-1:-1 E W1-,-' U, ' 1' 5 'L W W 'num I5':'.:tw:-' 1' 'lw ,'.4' . 41. . 1 - , . 1 ' I N , new 2: V :M : 1 my :Q M 1- : fx- 2. ROY? 5- X '1 ' '- U, fr' f ' ,: A Lb V L-, ., ' ., 1 . gg, 3, H, 1, ., ,v1.:r'.:. x. U nr.. ' ly: .X . V. lm I, . 1 . . 1 .. mx. lwrx ROW 7: In M, I Y :N z , W At --- ' 1 my ' '1 - new 3: I' ly- 14-.9 X ,1x.I-,Q 141:-:A qw Fvv mf M I ROW 9: ,l ,. Af., H ,X I ., I, ,3 4, Mm: r :H 1 , ' ..1', ' In-. :X fxlw- A:k.,H v ,-.Mm Row 4: M f V .' 'x M 'Mx N ru .fx rr ' lux xv 'k ' How 9: P V ,: ' E' Ffzw , ' 1 1 M- mw- hulm H 's.'v'i':1'v. xl Mm. Z: fmt' f ' IX LQ' .1 K1 ff F E f 1 IS7 W THALIA swuxawx - lllll'11ll!1Illl1 Ki '17 1 X .1 Lf X81 gfsg 4. 'BW' no wr mv 11 M ,pf 1 111..1 1 ,1 1 1111.11 M 11111. 1 1111f1-- 1'1 -111111111 I1f711'1'T1k11My 1'11:1:1'.' 1 1111.,111 1111.1 111 111111 VI111111 VTH1111111 SNU1111 11161111 111'11,.11' '1 -11 111 1111. 13111 1111152111111 'E11111 111111f1 :1'11..' 11111 1:11 '1,l A:1.1'111 111' .1111-1 11 '1111.i1' 1111-111111, 1 1111: ff 11111111 1 1111 11 ,1 , 111 .11111 :11111111:1::11- :I 111111 : -' 11 11, 111.1. 111111 111 w. 1111 1-.11-1 11-:11111111 C7111 1- : 1.1.1 11--1 1111 1111-1'11-11 1' '1111--11'.1 Balcony: 1 f1:1.11' 1 11 A'1L1:1.' 1 1 111 111 1111 5511 21 533'-1 1 111' VZJ1 .E1,11111'1 11'k 11.' 1.111 . .1. 11111 .1111111 1 11111, 1' Stairs. How I' .1111 111 'fl 1 V111 1 .1 1 N11 11 f1'111 A N, 1,111 i'11S1:1r11111 1 11111.11 11 1.1111 I11..'1- 1111'1111 Row 2: 11111111111 1l1111A-. 541, -. T 1V1111,.1 M11':I1.11 A1111 Row 3: 111-1', 11r'111l1': 1412111 lW1,.111 W111-t1 11111 11 1 111111, 1.1111 M111111 1'1- 1111.11 V'.'1'1:11 5:1111 NV'11'.11 Row 4: 11 1'1'1: '11 .7X1.:. 7'1 .1,1 M111 1 1I11XN1'1 M111l,1. M 1 1 11, I 11.11 141111: 1:, ' M 11. '1 111 T1 1,1,.111 1111111111 M1191 W1.'111' . ' 11111111 1111: 11 Floor: I1 111 '111'1' ' 11 11 : H - 1 , 11-' 1 A:1111 M'I.1 17'111.1:1-11? 111111 L' 1 .. -1:11151 111'11'-1 M1'11111'1 11' 11 .5'1If11'1 15 :1-111' 1 1 f.'1 1-1 :1 '1.11-:1 11'1 Seated: L1v,1'1 ' ' 1'1 1 1'-1 11 ' 1:1 11 1'1 1 1 Y x- v N 4, SS ,, Q 11 i -11 Z. X USHERS 4? IV11V11Yl'1 Potty Ivaneite Favvley, Phvlhs Smokey, Nancy P16-r, Lois Hvclwh-n, Naulms- Harpvr L-:wld Antrlm, lane-I Cochran, Shmrley lwanson, Polls l'Ne'avlrnOn1 Avlirvy Athoy, Balbarcl Mccrory, Lila FU CLUB COUNCIL ,av 754 ig , ,, :LV 4.5 , it p ff, 'f-m',X'w ' jwjisni , fi C , ,M 'SWS V WA , 13,24 4772 gyfw, j ,yi 1431 M.,--f- Tabor, Carol Hayes, Lyla Be-als, Peaqy Alb:-ys, My Davxs CAd- vnsery yrxfe g f 5 . g Q -W -Mw ':Sf,.X.5g, x I' . N A 4: Y , L., 2 .1125 . S E, ' ' .F N... 1 K 1 -6 Q ,, A I C X X C T' 5 1 imgw' C , E 5 ' 5 Neff i I Row l: L.uu:-wa Knyy Hadqv Qumle, Karl Mvmloi, Allwnr- Hooafl- svaxxl LSvr'm.x'x' Pau Um M- Im KVICO Ps- swim-nth, Ioan--on Crow 1V:f-s1dv1aU M' Sp IIITICIH QA 1'.':so:3 On Stairs: 411-1 tlaxml--uf CD11 ir-rlo' Nlyn Ke-nt, Be.-tty S2131 Ann 44 159 59 ,D 51 .rin 3 45 5 , 22 1 ?,' 1 X, . xx Baker, Winona Gamlvlel, Vrwnna SM-ylpfmss lime 'Y' Fun 7111! ffmmm! Crm x ' N' if Y i I' H H fmi Q? 1-wa Srvxdorufr Ire: mam p','go::f 1:: tw Han vw' kfg' -iarmntvsz fmi 10 111410 .wil sltwaumu-1 Jam-mntlruv Um V1 .l PAI PGWDER CLUB 5 2 im 'vu- 'ui if 3 W-.f X x , Xe I'lw1:: club ls: mcxfh- up 0? stnm-ms who ml- xrxtowrmted m thffairlcol 5TGI ldf'IfK?I, Bc-tty HC1I1O'A', Fwd S511-if y, V'-fv Hrcwvvrn Imam Lwtzlwn f- W4 'Hwy lvmrx Mow I0 apply stmdv nmcikw-ug' to qxvf dlfferz-ni BOHJOV, Nancy Comflr Icmxcc Sirmo Yo'-,css How- SGNQ' I,,1!s?wc1'w, IOL: L,'mcI:4, and Huy puldmcf- on cttw:-I Iuvrnbors and H24-msvlxws Thi Sr1yr1L1 HGHIM PGY, Martian Hfvsfbvfluui 'mol Hmmf: Mmthf club Jovi: H10 mnkf up iol dar plays, the oyvz-Mn, rind Ollmr Tmrlfyl, MG!!1Q'YlM'..HUIY'LG Mmy MmnN+wi1r1 Ym1'.'l,fvolv, M1::f:Gf::!1mx 54vfc'z11mr1c'f-:z wh: rv Hu'-xx su wvlcf-:z mf' rwqmlfvsir-U1 CAdv1:seyD, Vxmxfw MGHGS, I-lung. Nolonki Hrwsu- rxfefivllw' 170: IWFVUIFZ' Tmmlc, Indy Cassell Tvmiu Hr-muon H' K--rx fwwn Ilf1:PNf1w1 Ilfwll Mm N-.v Hmvv, fAi17?1 f onf-, Hrxymlln Vmlqhn, 511101 Vzltchlefy, Tack Arm Cltulnltrley, Indy Fffiuson TOW I ff ,,,. x i ,E if MEETI DISCUSSIO CLUB Un 'lkwvxn M+ vtlrzq I51:x:fu::sa1mx fflnb 1:1 comp mx.-111 Qt :Judwntf who 1+f'U Lvmlwf- Pnxmv' 'Wwiilmu Pmlrmy Svwizrmx Svlsllm, Tnvk WMM in mar: L-mwnt :mllwynxl and m1vvm1I1rvrnI j!Ob1 YI1b 'Tire fluid haf: KV1c-- Pxwmfus ni, in-if sv-:n'2S'f-I PM :wil nt fur-rffwrni :wnlvfzf-wi Vvfiwrm vm t iw: nmny yn-mr: m tin cvwrmfmvrxfw mom rv? Nw Af: fwctwmtmr. of Yfmrxpltvl-il LSf-cwlo: yi Maw Lu, Iivmn Tw md:-rxt, flzflk .xv-:r14:'t+-fb ' cwrxlxw-ww C43-wus Pmrv-r C'I':ffaf:11:f1 t17:11 :If-rrwutf-'W Yw'Ir1mrv1ff Mnyfn ld llc-ur Lnwrf nca, frimlyn HOIZTISIILJIAQ V10 PM f Y 1-efurynd -1' 1:1f'.rY::J K n v Slnmu: yIv1x :mW lmrvw- W Imznzvrx 1'-'fm' .xx fcwrm :'vIT1V:'f fflvqzlffru Kemp:-' Ewxclzmd Kfosnm LIBRARY COUNCIL Sealed: loanne German, Elxzabeth Eastham, Sandra Ballmger, Carol grma Howell, Ilollrngsworth, Dram- Harshbaruer How 2: Mary Grayned, Phyllrs BlG7f?Y Marrlyn McDanul Delores How I: Mrs Fry, Beverly Fox, Sally Parker, Delores Cox, Betty Blankensh1p,Bf've-rly Dnrbm, Beverly l'll1ot1 Shrrlfy Wrllcut Pauline llYlClI'tZI'l, Shrrlvy Beraschnetder, Darlene Erwrn, llazzel Glover, Vir- Glover BUILDI G TRADES 5 is no 1 3.1 E 5- wi Row l: W C. Parker, Ierry Dickerson, Harold Grathwohl, Ed. Tangney, D. L, Younq, lnstructor Row 2: Bob Strachan, Arthur Stepanslcy, Bob Stearns Robert Waller, lolzn Snyclt-1 Wallace Trrmhle 5 5 F y t I I 'Q an 'K' as Q, ix... r' LAY How l: Tom McKee, Drck Danmls, Kenneth Mmms, Robert Txcknor, D I. Younq, Instructor How 2: Donny Hursh, Stanley Arnold, Flex Poe, Allen Myers, Carl Goldsborouqh 44161 2 'LN ,iyww f 1438 HQ QW MQW ww. w., My M--v.,.,,,,- 2 .iw . M-wfw-hmwlx x Q , ' N. ,Q ,W M .M W . s 4 mg U. rn 5 11 U o pm U U 2 .. E .'. U -Q11 E: gm. N E LU? If 4, E: if up r, SE IL .1 its YE C? fi R.. if C' Zi' 6 U4 rw E , Y rv Q: 057, Of-Q3 III E E41 qx. L25 .. V cn VTX CI gh o D1 , 1. L' 41 FWZ is u EL R aj Tv E ma E, 53 F-41 ai? E Om O . O E F? EJ ,911 U2 111 '52 C ,L Q F14 U7 1 6' ,X 3.1 :EE Q Li Z rf Ili,-M 511: U O iw C M .1- 6.4 E F :5 U 32 o F5 AE A I U Z Q c U I: U 54 xt rw U1 V7 ,KI E 'lx C I1 P J ,LJ rw H U7 ow .f. O ,-J yn A. I EY 1.14 27 Ei Z c P ,xg U 0 U E C if rs ci il . . o m C 0 EE W lf? O U C. U ia E as ,1 2 . 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MODER AIRES mv M A WW K Row 1: lrwcf- Cozllv, Marv Oll-,-:'f'l1, Nancy Noland Plwyllxs Wc1ller's, Row 2: l'31ck Myl-ms, lolm Fxsly fl'-cl Pwziboflv, llcl' llr:'1'1:1, lllll Bull Mnvy Mmuiss, ffrxxol llrwlm livlllx 'lllbom loycc llullp-V, P01 lliglw, lfdqa: Ancwlistxm, Honclzi Mllclw-ll l 1:lc I .'l11u.-I 1 lun.-1 ffvvclmlarl, Mmm-Hn lm pas. 44 166 D Around Piano: Madonna McLo- morw, Inner Mcrslicll, Lois Walker Standing: Mary Kellqms, Inunne llvbbcln, Mori Lou Smllh, Al- llenl- Hoorxvslrcml, Marino Tlxrnor, Hcnlwara McCommon, Annu McLcmqlxlm, Barbara Hull. 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' 111,11 '11111 1'1 ' 111 1 Ll..1- 111 W.Q.1z1:. 111 111 1 1 1111 111 11'1 ' 11-1, 111 A'111Z11.' 111.1 '11 I. 11.111, 1 11111- 11111. 111 111- 11- '. 511111 1 M1 1,1r..1 1' 11. 1'1:11.11111' Row 3:11.11 A1111Y1-'.111 '11111'. 11'11 1113 A1111 1'111. '1'1 1'1 '111- M1111 C1'11'.'111 1 1'1-1:11- 23.111111-1 M11 . A11-11 11111 5111- 11- M11'1.'.11 15.111 1'-'Jun 1 111111. A11111 1,111 1:. '1-111 '. f1111'1111 1'11'11:s 111.- .1. 1w,,1wN. A-1, 11,41 CHRLY CHCRUS How l: lfllen llvwll lanv livnexe Mary Hoblrxson, Dcnlvnv Hayes, Holla, Lo1S GV-enlwro, lmnf'-1 O 1 xx rm Pc11l Put Ncrm Esther H1-r1e1'o Ma111f.:1 YWGIYLYII, loyce Lunqlols, Uazlonc- ETVVIH, Carlo Slmnks, Sopl11'cm1u 'l'1pQw J I1 t Num Mosclu-11:oss llvv-A113 H11Lu111, Bvvmly lomfs Row 3: Marlowe fffrmq, Agnus mmm L1 n Hom'-llff ll--bel, F:r1r1c1f-s fffx1ml1ll Al K fx 11' ll 11111 P111 M1111 , Row 2: S-ally Q1111111 S.1ll'. S1:1:H1 limlhuru Sullley, Nancy l'l1ll, lucmlvi l 1e11lOn llmly Hull, C11:ol HIIH1 l l7 ll H M y r I STRUME TAL MUSIC ORCHESTRA VIOLINS: llwxill liunta-1 lWP:1:w Olm, Mrxrmn Colrmflion Carol Z1mme1. llobwrlu M11cllw1 G Allun Kvnt 1111111 l-lcilllnqton, Slurloy BflllOYl l31lIy K11l.lw l'l1.'-ilm-:zz ll.'1Slllx1lI'I, llm1:yZ1f-n1ez', Ior1111111Gw1mc1r1 VIOLRS: ll11m1v Wmsv llenlwn lvlcffoj V CELLOS: H1cl11J1:l ll1cl1f. Mc1!JJ1cl Day, l'l1ldQ Plullqxs Mcillyn fwlGI1lOIl STRING BASSES: S111'.'111:1v 'fcnnf-lly, Donna Aslcren PIANO: l'11l:1C1.1 l'01111vlly l7c::s Pryor FLUTES: Carol ll1qq111s Lou: H l 11 OBOE: lluncy Pr11e:Sc1r1 CLARINETS: lf:n1-15011 Slxulli llll V' kr BASSOON: Glf ndq Kumi' ALTO SAXOPHONE: l'1.f::11- TENOH SAXOPHONE: Cl' 11 COHNETS: Ts-rrw' l'C1lc?1-1ll TROMBONE: Clyde P11t11u111 P0 11 N 1 em?-J ff X31 as ff ff? .2 f vfwx ,gi . ig:- Q fm ., nn- MMM WWW QA 5 15 x EX :XM-Q. 32. 'Ng 1,1 'N G M M14 y'P uf ,Q ff 1 ,. .I , 5' -'F 3 r 2:9 5 imz 53?-iw IP I .4 ' 'N 1 418- ff ' ,w Pf ' k M95 ,mfg f 1 V vfilgg M 'iw 5 'QQ ,W 'sf if my 'wwf ,ss f VESPERS SPOIi'I'S !! Hip, Hip, Hooray WNW if 1 J I-' ' 1 l l f ,.. if i , Charles Galbreath Roy Nelson David Batthauer Van Howe C Squad Line Coach B Squad Head Coach Dick Evans Iim Romano Managers FOCTBALI. l95I ln coininenting on the seasons performance, Coach Van Howe said, We rnade every one of theni come out and play us, We didn't forfeit a single game. Decatur High had one of its less successful football seasons this year, finishing with a record of three aarnes won and six lost. The season was highlighted by a l9f7 win over Quincy in the Horriecorning game. G 176 bb w 5495 QQ, Q-Q. W bi X mmlg, X v . ml Uuxiflll CATH! Q mu CLIU1! L111111 Cvxtlu cmtm swim c um: 1 'X FCOTBALL SCORES . 7 UITlX'lxI'!'?lT',' C1i',' , . HI F1OO!IliI'TfJ1C7N 4 7 M ru 1 toon W . ll? 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X J V V My 53329 ,,, 34 W S ,aff J .... -:.... x I 4 7i'7iZ21!zf'f A O va 3 V sv Don Gneckow Tackle Marvin Hall Halfback Iim Harris Guard Lcrudell Iackson I-lalfback Iim Iohnson End Kayle Iohnson Quarterback Larry Mueller Tackle Tom Murphy Tackle Kent Oyler End Paul Pritts Halfback Fred Rendfeld Ce-nler David Resler Center Sam Roller Guard Dave Sangster Tackle Charles Schultz Guard Don Simroth End Larry Workman Q uarterbaclc Norman Slcxw Halfback Dick Stroyeck Tackle I ack Tosh End Harry Tumer Guard lim Vcm Meter Fullback Scott Wilkinson Tackle u SQUAD Row l: Dean Russell, Larry Yarnell, Larry Mueller, Ioe Fowler, Dick Gibbs, Gilbert Moines, Bill Moutray, Kent Oyler, lohn Blue, Richard Griffith. Zellmann, Richard Beard, Dick Dills, lim Ruedi, Stuart Burstein, Iunior Coleman. Row 3: Carl Goldsborough, Dick Evans, Norman Slaw, lerry Strong- man, David Landram, Kirt Wilson, Iames Perry, Ernest Barnes, Iim Bmw 2: Gary Buttz, Henry Grubbs, Charles Smith, Iames Fuson, Jerry Van Meter, Mr, Batthauer, Coach. 'SQUAD How l: Eddie Beck, Richard Shade, Terry Sherman, lack Sherman, Donald Dodson, Don Resler, lack Gordy, Clyde Dare, Don Stone, Richard Powell. Row 2: Robert Cassidy, Dick Ford, Larry Cottey, Ron Wisher, lim Gillespie, Bob Pryce, Ralph Harris, Iohn Harris, Bill McCarty, Tom Taylor, lerry Kitchell, Manager. Row 3: Leslie Shaw, lames Lee, Bill Van Law, Gerald Burns, lim Schooley, Dave Martin, Albert Allen, Clitt McDuttie, Bill Beatty, Dave Larson, Richard Robbins, Mr. Galbreath, Coach. Frank Rozelle absent when picture was taken. Kl83D Bi--i Inn.. 3 s,fQw. tsgw Galen Kintner Gay Kintner Assistant Director of Athletics Director of Athletics Basketball Coach BASKETBALL 1950-l95I The Decatur High School basketball team known as the Decatur Reds had a very successful season, They were Big l2 confer- ence co-champions with Lincoln, each winning eleven games and losing one. Decatur also placed fourth in the state tournament out of 756 competing teams, Ken Norman led the teams scoring for the season with a l4.4 point average per game, and was closely followed by Karl Meurlot with an average of lil points. Ken Norman with a total of 79 points in 4 games was also high scorer in the 16 team state final tournament at Champaign. There will be six lettermen returning next year and we may look forward to another very successful season. 44 184 bb X If Fw XS , fQisN,Qsw Q, S Q N x .xx. W.,..v.m,,,Y,,,M A W' x wx 3 X xxxxxxxxxx .A w..,,,xWmMiMN XQEKN M . . , A Q 5 ,, . 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April Showers Orchids to You You and The Night and The Music ii X S xi av Qs S sg M5 F 'x QM S ii is SNS J Q YW' We-fl' 3 N2 WK W y Kb, W nw x i f f' X ,E .Qi lr xx N Q . Q 3 'W q f X w if f' , 5 Q , k,,,. E , ,sw 3 i 1 G f SA iz' y if V , N y W b 1, Q ' M . ,E J W fx . in 4 if ' , : S ig! f 'nv sd yy ADVERTISING .il K! K M552 W -if jfje fyfff Zlifz gg, X152 QNX 'j 5 TNQ ,fy jg f 7 IV A xg:-1, ' k fiiS,?X ,I X XIV! v ..-,ff ' D Eh A dow! Lao U wx X UVX - 1 T . X., X 1. gg., se is , , f xfx PSX ok Sec' wifi KS CQ? ws , Of .O Q wi .2 'vgXnAqj,!. e 'Q -F SX . .6 r 55.55 F 5x5 Q , ie ' 13 ,,M-,.-5:29 MILLIKIN U IVERSITY Serving the Educational Needs of Decatur 44 D? Producis from Corn nd Soybeans For INDUSTRY THE FARM THE HOME A. E. Sialey Manufaciuring Co. DECATUR ILLINOIS Remember Kidsw BUSINESS IS LIKE A WHEELBARROW It Stands Still Unless Someone PUSHES IT! DUNN COAL COMPANY Pushes Coal and Stokers . . . Asphalt and White Rock Drives PHONES 74-41 AND 4444 DECATUR, ILL. MAKERS OF L Y Q N w Q Q D w Q R K FUR HOME! Cerro Gordo at Broadway Phone 4271 Decatur, Illinois C4 214 77 LINCOLN LABORATORIES Congratulates THE DECATUR H-ICH SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS and suggest that THE STUDENTS OF TODAY ARE THE SCIENTISTS OF TOMORROW 5 . 1. V 'E-1 . ' ' f ,A , , 45: ' , f 1 4 Q5 I 5 f Lv... - ,O I X C J X I , ,-- 5 , - ' ' ' , 1. .. ,' 5 V, .--,,,-,,H.., Q SV -i-1i, ------ THE EYE II WU , - w ,-'7'1 Q n A - K V-- S K, r' 7' !,f?g71,-,i, , ,- ,. ' . .A . ' any WQQXMXX lf'4,ff6?ff-Q rl! O - if ,jig 'Q I ,Vx Kg ff Z Qi' fx f fgii i- ' .' ,Q-jj -1 I Cf- 7'I' MQ,- -.71-fl:.fQg1 ' X?--fa - X X X -7il!V4 -.5 - V.:-5.. 'gf' Q,-uuuuuuqn, X ' ,.,---'. , if XYIIIIII - Q ., ,5, I f E V, 1:31.-',::555gjQ:E: ,.,. 1. F A ., O eye S I 9 is priceless! ' ILLINOIS POWER COMPANY good light is cheap K 215 M LLER-O'NEILL FLOOR COVERINGS C. R. MILLER 81 SON, Inc. Engineers - Constructors DRAPERIES Telephone 3-9713 724 NORTH MAIN ST. 215 N MAIN DECATUR ILL Phone 2-0410 Decatur, Illinois I SAM LOEB S LANDHOLT Exclusive Headquarters for HART SCHAFFNER 81 MARX CLOTHES 121-125 N. WATER AUTO FINISHING PAINTING - TRIMMING Body and Fender Repairing 745 E. Prairie Ave. Decatur, Illinois 107 South Main Street Phone 2-0678 GOVVT. GRADED CHOICE MEAT Fresh Dressed Poultry K R I G B A U M ELECTRIC COM PANY CASH MARKET GROCERIES Birdseye Frosted Fruits -' Vegetables DECATUR ILLINOIS 122 Merchant St. Phone 3-3311 Standartfs MASTER MATING CHICKS STANDARD HATCHERIES Decatur, Illinois Phone 2-1391 Compliments of GROVE MOTEL Cafe and Service Station JCT. 48-51 PHONE 3-9109 KZISX TO THE '51 CRADS . . . Compliments of BEN'S BARN GOODFOOD 746 E. ELDORADO PHONE 2-1356 Compliments of KELLY FOOD PRODUCTS 518 E. PRAIRIE '6Say It With F lowersv SVENDSEN FLORIST NORTH PINE COAL CO. QUALITY COAL ECON OCOL STOKERS 2702 N. Broadway Phone 2-4767 Decatur' Illinois North Pine at Green St. Phone 2-1992 G L A S S STAUBERS 'NAL5343 FOR EVERY BUILDING PURPOSE YOUR HIIME STORE Foam Class - Polished Plate - Duplate and Duolite PC Class BIoek+Mirrors-Framed Mirrors-Door Mirrors A fine store with Ameriea's finest well W. dpE2TVERN?T -JFIYINDOZ DOUBLE H y Q In 019' USS T 1 HIP nlt T rnllrllfntlal S HSS known branded merchandise you,II he Glass Table Tops - Carrara Structural Glass proud to own and to show your friends. APPLIANCES - FLOOR COVERINGS READY TO WEAR Compliments of HUFFER'S BARBER SHOP 140 E. Eldorado Pl'I'I'CO STORE FRONT METAL PITTSBURGH PAINT PRODUCTS Paint for Every Purpose Pittsburgh PIa'I'e Glass Co. 222 N. Main Compliments of ROSE A. HEIDLEBAUGH 412172 Qomgmtulatiows, lQ5l graduates 0 Qeccltmf High School We welcome you young men and women who will choose to remain in Decatur and make places for yourselves in the life of your community. There is need for your youth, your enthusiasm, your ideals, . . . and for a willingness on your part to work for those things which are needed to make Decatur a better home town in which to live, and to make a living. ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE OF DECATUR 42182 YOUNG'S PACKING COMPANY Incorporaiecl Processors of QUALITY MEATS 0 Fred Bill Al, Jr. Russ QD DECATUR, ILLINOIS Phones - 5353 - 5354 - 5355 - 2-6522 If We Can I'IeIp ME I I I- M we I m mm In+egri'ry Good friends and Good Neighbors Ior Three Generafions N. WATER ST. a+ ELDORADO 0 DECATUR, ILLINOIS Compliments of SWAM ELECTRIC SERVICE 746-3 N. Water St. Decatur Illinois Phone 3-3611 E M E R S O N PIANQ HOUSE HECHT'S MUSIC WOMENS APPAREL APPLIANCES 335 North Water 143 N. MAIN Phone 2-2114 Decatur, Ill. QZZOPD THE POPCORN SHOP REICH BROTHERS 146 N. Main Jewelers N. M8PCh3Hl 116 E. Prairie Phone 2-2687 Ph0Il6 Certifierl Blaster Walrhmakers Where There's Coke Everything Photographic Th8T6,S Hospitality AN I W KW Q6 elf E-if- L Viv -. ,. E SV Q f e 'fhyx I, ' 1 I T , . ..A, , .1 1 Q 9 ygii. fin cf W ,R ,Q O Q 1 ,,,-11mffj.,,, Qglfgtgqoggfffir' I -R ., V, . PM Q A M E R A S H Q P BOTTLED UNDEI AUTHOINV OF Wi COCA-COLA COMPINYUV The 100 EAST FRAME ST- Coca-Cola BoH'Iing Company of Decatur PFILE'S 44 221 D GO BY YELLUW CAB Radio Dispatched Phone 5145 Je.. .......el5,,. +. All Makes of FINE FLOOR COVERINGS VENETIAN BLINDS SHADES Pay Cash - Pay Less MAIN STREET LINOLEUM 81 RUG CO. 322 NORTH MAIN Phone 7073 49' T ..-,' . A' X ' Iwi 1 X oun TEEN Miss sl-nor . ,-.X :S-:-2 , . . . . f ,rw 4 M' 'V A 3. E E- 9 sw pi YE M f ., 5 n - - ' ', wi mfr 163' 5 'W' 'M is fhe r P , sg, E TALK OF THE TowN .39 , 1 I '- f E ,fgkx NW. ,.XA., ,. ' Xxmllxmfxlwrw. - X If -X Nlxw-.1 suns IUIC fi . 1 ., z '--- y' IHI4 IIISHIUUI sl1 'lvfn Miss S I 0 Sl'l'03:li,FI:lHPl' Q MARTIN'S JEWELRY STORE v 4 223 , DejV0o I9 LUCDITIEWS UJEHR STATE APPROVED - LABORATORY TESTED Cream in Every Sip MEADOW GOLD HOMOGENIZED MILK 7! -K Costs No More 111 East William St. Decatur, Ill. Bea+rIee Foods 304- S. MAIN PHONE 5241 C L A R K ' S CENTRAL RADIO STORE Home o ,f Nationally Known Appliances 24-8 N- Park Phone 3-774-44 D A I R Y L A N E CASH AND CARRY 722 N. EDWARD Decaluris Complete Dairy Store Milk - Cream - Cheese H Eggs Butter H Ice Cream KENTLAND DAIRY, INC. BOHON-YOCKEY FURNITURE STORE Formerly Stuckeyis Quality Furniture and Carpeting Bohon F. L. Yockey Floyfl J. Lindsay 321 N. Main St. - Phone 2-7277 L. P. Say It With Flowers B R O M L E Y ' S Greenwood Ave. Florisls CORSAGES AND FLOWERS For All Occasions Delivered Anywhere in the City RALPH AND ELLEN BROMLEY 702 Greenwood Ave. Ph. 3-3447 Decatur, Illinois Compliments of S E M M E L' S COLLEGE SHOP The POM POM CAFE 1098 W. Wood St. DECATUR ILLINOIS C4 224 PP TALBOTT PAINT CO. NU-ENAMAL - KYANIZE Great Lakes Products PAINTS T ENAMEL T VARNISHES A Pain! for Every Purse and Purpose McConnell Real Estate Service R E A L T o H s If you make 8545-850 a week you can own a NATIONAL HOMES Thrift Home NATIONAL HOMES Olfer More HOME for Your Money 419 Millikin Building Phone 3-3608 , Decatur, Illinois 141 E' PRAIRIE' PHONE 3-8074 Everett J. McConnell Stuart Robinson Haughey-Bohnsack Agency All Forms of Insurance Compliments of AL BRADLEY - TRUCKING Black Dirt - Fill Dirt - Sand - Gravel 736 West Packard Decatur, Ill. 235 W S c Ph 3 1605 Phone 2-5775 'is' mg 'me ' I s E s s E L s , 354 N. WATER ST. l THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES for MEN AND YOUNG MEN C3 X5 I 120 NORTH WATER HOSIERY FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY M 1 Ljwumode HosIERY SHOP i 117 N. WATER PHONE 2-1755 Compliments of POLAR SERVICE CO. 52252 WEAR CLEAN CLOTHES N O R M A N ' S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 14-5 East Decatur 244.252.3414 KlRBY'S GARAGE, INCORPORATED sf..-vim Phones East Wood Hotel Storage Garage and Standard Service 39164' 2'l2l3' 3347 Compliments of Morehouse and Wells Retail Store 250 East William Phone 4231 226 DECAN OI S COVERS by The S. K. Smiih Company 2857 North Wester11 Ave. Chicago. Ill. Culligan Sof+ Wai-er Service of Decaiur PHONE 3-2641 2474 NORTH MAIN STREET f f UB 'iv'-M., X 0, qaacxg today! H- Q Ammfffg m I Q TH, MONTH ! TASTE America's Favoriten l MIDWEST DQAIRY PRQDUCTS.CORPORATIIQQNW 227 Whether your account is large or small, or your need is for a large or small loan, you are assured of the same friendly service. THE MILLIKIN NATIONAL BANK OF DECATUR Serving This Community for 91 Years Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation c2282 JEANNE LINDOUIST SALON OF PHOTOGRAPHY 300 WEST PRAIRIE O SCHOOL O CHILDREN S BUSINESS PHOTOGRAPHY O WEDDING Official Decanois Photographer 229 wumwmww uw:-www-W, :new-Www qQ,W.,...,.,N we-M Wm. a-rw-1.,1fH N 0 W svw, N .WSM . .. W X X ,Nw Parfums 209 West Prairie Distinctive Feminine Apparel A R I. E N E S Your Headquarters for O SVVEATERS I BLOUSES I SKIRTS O DRESSES O SUITS I COATS 102 E. Main On Lincoln Square THE COLONIAL 1200 W. GRAND PHONE 4180 Q230v FOR A TASTY SANDWICH- Use Hot-Wrapped TAYSTEE BREAD Wfhp Iles! Brvall WP Ever Halrwl TAYSTEE BAKINC COMPANY 800 N. Morgan Phone 2-8556 R. L. Emmons., Mgr. lfangraiulalions from OSGOOD 81 SONS Inc. Mam1f:u'turers of MODERATELY PRICED DRESSES and SPORTSWEAR A GOOD COMPANY TO WORK FOR AS OVER ONE HUNDRED DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES WILL TICSTIFY THE BLUE MILL Congratulations to The I 951 Graduates 231 D ec, --nwmwu., M w mugs, 5 . il 1, ' W ' 9 .. K , - -,A-. -. x wa-,lm-hu wt... 'll - ' ' 'W ,NN m v fi 'Qig- 4 ,Av M 4 ,Ga If fr' 'si ' 1 f' - 4' ' - ' 3 1, - 5 53 351 ,gg .A Fw y 5 ef 'S A ,EE K, t ff ' V 1:53 A! Si, gi f . - sv ,ss fi. 7 Si! ' J 5 3 L 555 X ij .... i 455 X fl si s ii si n .-- J. l :,c V Y, P0 ' Q it ,Y Qi 5 Just like Mueller shower heads use every drop of water for the utmost efliiziency. so can all of your accumulated learning spread itself into a fuller and more abundant life if used for the best purpose. That this may be, is our ardent wish. Congratulations to each and everyone of you. 44 7? ,newer 4,011 HIP... Amazing Performer! PHILCO 632 O pen scale cover d lt, st ts playinv' Out standing p wer and tone. Super-sensitive Magnecor Built-In Aerial. AC-DC or Bat tery. Maroon plastic cabinet IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! EASY TERMS f See Your Philco Dealer CRUM DISTRIBUTING CO. PHILCO nlsmlsuron Fon CENTRAL ILL 4 2332 ,Saw-1 ,Ni 1 f-N W, iw. ai' .lv 'W F 's fn, Nl Nu X3 4 A 2 ,. fi as '3 V, X 3 Z 1- ,U Q ! X ' 1 W mf l -v .7 islwll l84.. 3 J . S I is ., me W X M, if PHONE 5305 H LORISTS GREEN HOUSES CROSS TOWN - CROSS COUNTY - CROSS COUNTRY Our Experienced Personnel and Modern Equipment Are Always at Your Service MOVING - STORAGE - PACKING - CRATING BUILDERS SUPPLIES I 1 nw IL parks wavchnusvs 1854 ' 621 NORTH MAIN STPEET SUBWAY DECATUR-ILLINOIS 235 , iff! 1? J! QF FQSHIOI1 SHOD For IMPORTANT CLOTHES 135 E. Prairie Compliments of ne w FAMOUS FOR FINE DIAMONDS 215 E. North Decatur, Illinoi SWAIN AND MYERS, INC. COMPLETE EQUIPMENT for Hotels H Clubs - Drug Stores Restaurants H Institutions DECATUR, ILLINOIS 544 NORTH MAIN PHONE 5471 RAUPP and SON S H O E S 139 N. WATER ST. FINE FOOTWEAR for the FAMILY 12362 THE GRIGOLEIT CO. OVER 23 YEARS IN DECATUR as PLASTIC MOLDERS and FABRICATORS Of SMALL METAL STAMPINGS A Decatur Industry Supplying Plastic and Metal Parts to Appliance Manufacturers Over the Entire Nation Mads Confectionery FOUNTAIN SERVICE - SANDWICHES Gifts - Toys - Electric Appliances Sundries and Sporting Goods Open Daily 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. 1699 N. Monroe Phone 3-9223 Compliments of WMWJ4 Featuring Exclusively CAROL KING JUNIORS MINX MODES SPORTLEIGH COATS REACH FOR . . SUNBEAM The Bread You Need for Energy K 237 D K 1, fi STILL TIME ' T0 GET A GOOD START Start putting money in the bank now-this week. Make regular deposits throughout the rest of the year. Come December, you,ll look at your bank book - and your accomplishment - with pride. Come in and get started. The National Bank of Decatur Water Street at South Park Member Federal Deposit Insuranve Corporation K 238 vs Organized for Better Insurance Protection THE DECATUR ASSCCIATION INSURANCE AGENTS Allen Sc Company, Inc. Bennett 81 Shade Company Cobb Insurance Agency Creighton-Jackson Company Edith S. Haines Linley W. Hurtt Harold R. Irish J. D. Jolmson 81 Son Jostes Insurance Agency J. Glen Miller C. W. Montgomery 81 Son Nicholson, Clark 81 Company J. A. Nuckolls Ins. Agency Bruce E. Pensinger Rotz Sz Christner The Sanks Insurance Agency Orville S. Smith Ins. Agency Swarm Insurance Agency The Wells Agency W. H. Wiley BLOCKS ICE CREAM and SANDWICH SHOP 150 N. MERCHANT B 81 A CAFE PLATE LUNCH - SHORT ORDERS HOME MADE PIES 6 a.m. - 8 p.m. CLOSED SUNDAYS Phone 3-9365 22nd Street and Prairie Phone 3-933i J. D. Johnscn 81 Son WALLENDER- PENNINGTON 240 N. Park Su. Printers Real Estate L Insurance L Loans Printing, Office Equipment and Supplie J. D. Johnson George A. Moeller Phone 3-7748 T. Douglas Johnson W. D. Sleeper 151 W. MAIN ST. DECATUR, ILI RAYCRAFT DRUG STORES C. N. GORHAM 81 SON. Inc Sam E. Armsworth James A. Armsworth R E A L T 0 R S Prescription Phones Delivery Phones 5856 - 2-7531 4808 - 4856 223 South Park 1099 W. MAIN 702 E. Woon DECATUR UJUN01 l ' . , ' . Congratu atlons and Best Wishes PRESCRIPTION FOUNTAU 'O the DRUGGIST SERVICE Graduating Class of 1951 GEORGE N. GOUY Opp.Orlanclo-147S.Water 207 N. WATER ST. Phone 4914 Decatur, lllino 42402 Compliments of ANROC0, INC. Wholesale jobbers of PAPER PRODUCTS and BUILDING MATERIALS For Style, Quality, and Service in FURNITURE, FLOOR COVERINGS and DRAPERIES Qizzfgle Compliments of SCHAEFER BOWLING 242 E. William BLONDIE BELLE 242 E. William TASTY LUNCHES W. B. HENEBRY CURLEE Guaranteed Clothes 134 Merchant St. Phone 2-6012 Decatur, Ill. Illinois Cleaners and Hal I'ers Frank N. James, Prop. Pick Up and Delivery Service 241 N. MAIN DECATUR, ILL. Phone 9033 Whil'e Peak Sandwich Shop A Meal A Minute Lincoln Square Decatur, Illinois Hugh Palmeter, Mgr. The Easiwoocl Resiauranl THE FINEST FOODS Wood at 22nd St. Phone 4758 1241: Stop at the W A Y S I D E I N N For REFRESHMENTS 0 - I mx? ,f .. X19 I TI1ey are generaIIy tI lOIlgI'lt to Ine I I I I arctl racIiCaIs. As a matter of tact. f J, . '- L,if - za they are tI1e most conservative pe0pIe I Itave ever cIeaIt WitI1. Vtlooclrow Vkfitson, Fzmeral Directors . . . QLLSGS See You at the MNEW PENNEY CORNER Water and North Streets J. C. PENNEY CO. 44 242 To Be Sure of the BEST Always Request SUNSHINE DAIRY PRODUCTS 725 E. PRAIRIE TEL. 5436 O AIR CONDITIONED I POPULAR PRICES O COMFORTABLE SEATING Ill VARSITY THEATRE W1 Deralufs Fines! DOD AT OAKLAND Frm 1 Compliments of gi liilli lgi i iex ' ' ' 51,53 5553355 I5m , M gfg,, Clhzens Nahonal Bank W? SHI :Aj ew x N ITM! of Decatur a mi ga 5?E?Eagkfs,,:ln?Q ' E' 1 ,iT. .Oi., 3 I. Complete Banking Facilities Member Federal Deposit Insurfmre Corporalion Feature PRESCRIPTIONS SICK ROOM NEEDS COSMETICS Complete Fountain and Luncheonette Service 44 243 77 DECATUR i ,-!l1iil: i-fijflis, 'rick 'rock DRIVE IN 9 '6Th' k M'lk Sh k d B W S'ASIeE1riiZg the People of Decatur, wSZijkbl:rgersaineZ1ZZm,, est H COURTESY M SERVICE 540 N. Main sr. Phone 3-91023 61 Industry Cl. Phone 8217 TENNEY'S USED CARS Since 1902 A. L. COOK 81 SON DIAMONDS - JEWELRY - WATCHES Custom Picture Framing By Willialll A. Wait 127 N. MAIN ST. Phone 3-9490 Decatur, Illinoi 44 244 PP For THE BEST EATS IN TOWN Come Out and Drive Into KEMPER'S PARK INN Courteous Service by Trained Waiters All Meat Ground from Government Graded Beef 2320 E. MAIN PHONE 3-8913 firiri? Compliments of D A U T ' S if t sf? 120 E. PRAIRIE ST. Phone 5281 ik -k ik' GREIDER'S CAFE Robert J. Greider, Manager MAIN and WATER GREIDER'S CAFETERIA H. D. Greider, Jr., Manager MAIN and WILLIAM Greider's Mezzanine Room Jack C. Greider, Manager MAIN and WILLIAM DECATUR ILLINOIS 1018 CHUMBLEY'S DRYCLEANING STORAGE SHIRT LAUNDERING North Water Street Phone 5319 12452 HIEIIAVIIIES III THIS IIIIIIK WERE MAIIE BY MM mfgywm . A . Q l6IlW6W,4lflfV0 00. MAIN AIU FIIMIKIIII IIEIZHIIII- IllIllllIS llll Ill lllll lrllll - I l.lUJllll K 246 f 699 02' rmhilllllllll f tiwiw' 625 X' MIN AN ENVIAIILE llEC0lllD IIIUI3 lllllli 0F Pnonuclwu BLUE RIBBU ANNUALS Blue Ribbon is not merely a trade name or slogan, adopted for advertising pur- poses. We didn t just pull it out of a bat. lVe earned Ihe right to use it! In competi- tion with annuals submitted in State, Sec- tional, even National contests.. since l906, Huston-Patterson yearbooks have been rated tops - year. after year. after year. And so, we're proud and determined . . . proud of our past reeord - determined to make future aeeomplishments even better. U HUSTUH-PHTTEHSUH C0 R P0 RATIO N DECATUR, ILLINOIS e247bv Compliments of LIVINGSTONS Physical Therapy and Bath Parlors Lady Attendant Hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Phone 2-5513 1270 N. Church SCHAFFER 81 GLUCK Furs 'H Cloth Coats - Suits Established 1925 253 North Main Street Decatur, Ill. Sales RADIO - SOUND Service Hollingsworth Radio Store Public Address System for Rent Phone 6725 753 N. Water Compliments of HARRY APPELBAUM STORE 632 E. Eldorado Decatur Established 1910 1102 E. ELDORADO PHONE 5852 CONGRATULATIONS, Guys and Gals! ,lust in case Teacher failed to mention it, be reminded that . . . BLUE RIBBON BUTTER and HARDWARE BLUE RIBBON COTTAGE CHEESE are the best in town Whether this year or five years from now, be sure that Blue Ribbon is on the shopping list Jewel Colorizer Paints - 1322 Colors HARDWARE - ROOFING - GLASS PAINTS and VARNISHES Free Delivery Plenty of Free Parking Space DAY'S PAINT STORE Enterprise Paints PRATT 81 LAMBERT PRODUCTS Wallpapers 352 N. MAIN PHONE 5139 HOWARD'S SUPER MARKETS 2 - STORES TO SERVE DECATUR - 2 156 S. Main St. Phone 5675 1136 E. Eldorado St. Phone 3-1011 Q Q18 ix H. P. HAZELRIGG CO. DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service FINE CARS - FINE SERVICE MoPar Parts and Accessories 432-449 E. Prairie Phone 3-34-79 Decatur, Ill SHELLABARGER MILLS INC. GRAIN -' FEED - COAL Custom Grinding and Mixing Elwin, Illinois Pl ne 2291 Compliments of S C O T T C A F E BREEDEN'S FINE FOODS Complete Line of Quality Groceries, Meats, Frozen Foods, and Vegetables 24-0 S. Fairv Phone 4415 FLINT EATON 81 COMPANY lfsfnlzlishezl 1897 RESEARCH CHEMISTS and MANUFACTURING PHARMACISTS 300 E. MAIN PHONE 4-485 KEM ROOK DAIRY Featuring Nature's Most Perfect Food GOAT'S MILK 1026 N. WATER PHONE 6776 IN STANT SERVICE ?RllVTll1V6'H?5 HAYES BROS. HATCHERY 405 S. Water SI. PIIOIIC 5261 -4? 'A' 5 ongro ll C IUHS, EHIOYS . . You have had a great class and a wonderful 1, experienee. We hope we have helped in your school 54' eareer. We have the special kinds of merchandise you will always need in your business and pro- fessional careers. Please come in often. Main and William Streets Decatur, Illinois U x, Eat at the ACRE CAFE S. JOHNSON 2600 W. MAIN ST. HE ALL-FAMH. RlNK! So pure...So good... So wholesome for everxone! fvzsjz' , Yr. I-sl of 7- Up are proudly stated on N? ' 4.,1:QH:Qq . 5:-c:.f 5:E: 'P the back of every bottle- Com tazns carbonated water, sugar, cztrzc aczd, sod zum cztrate, -. ..W . ,-.' if if - '- flavor derwed from lemon .. Q, and lzme oils. - Br: ' - '4 - -' 7 1:19-'Q-Q1E1:I:W - - ':-ESE - ' N fl' ' Y-Rf ' ' COPYRIGHT 1919 BV THE SEVEN-UP COMPANY - DECATUR BOTTLING COMPANY c 350: You've Goi a Daie WITH A CHRYSLER! And Don I' Forged' We Sell PLYMOUTH 'loo W. C. STARR. INC. 133 West William fstudents Welc Q ILLINOIS CAFE Your Home Away from Home 0 X K surn 1 unxns 2120 IAS! WOOD SYIIU RT ll AI GIAND AV! TOLLY'S MARKET Where Decatur Shops WITH CONFIDENCE at Hours Convenient to All BALANCED DIET 0 EXTRA QUALITY DAILY ' EXTRA SERVICE ' EXTRA VALUES CREIGHTON'S JEWELRY STORE DIAMONDS - WATCHES - WATCH REPAIRING Wesley O. Creighton, Owner Telephone 3-6114 130 E. Pra irie Ave. Decatur, Illin mi' Q 252 vb 2 . Q. . A+. .5 I 1 . ,' 'Img RAW? fs ,Ibm A Ellis? ffm QM wa s mmgnars t anmjps wnmjrs gs ,mgyrs . 1 s i 7 qlnfil 1 ' ' X Dated for Freshness FOLRATH'S SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 211 N. WATER Thirty-six Years on the Square Compliments of uNcoLN SQUARE cms R 0 D G E R S S H 0 E S 117 N. Main Greanias Bros. 114 E, Willianl St, VOCATIONAL BUILDING TRADES PROJECT Located at 1498 Lake Shore Drive S2532 COMPLIMENTS wlLn Goose CAFE from Home Cooking A. 81 W. BALI-RQOM BAR B Qvs . mas . CHICKEN STEAKBURGERS ,Sl ADS Sandwiches of All Kinds F rner Cer Gm-I a xncl North Jackson H' was good for your grandporenis . . I'I' was good for your parenis . . H' was good for your friends . H' musi' be good for you .... Subscribe fo 1'he OBSERVER and you'II know THE ELDORADO BOWL 12344 WEST ELDORADO Phone 4-719 44 254 2 ADVERTISING INDEX Acre Cafe ............ A. G W. Ballroom ......... Anroco, Inc. .............. . Appelbaum, Harry Store... Arlenes .........,....... Arrick Engraving ..... Barnfield Pharmacy ..,.... B. 6: A. Cafe ................ Beatrice Foods Company ...,.. Ben's Barn ..................... Benson Creamery Company ...,, Black G Company ............. Block's Ice Cream .......... Blondie Belle ....... Blue Mill ..,........ Bohon-Yockey ......... Bradley, Al Trucking ..... Breeden's ....... ...... Brintlinger's ........ Bromley Florist ..., Carson's ........ Cash Market ........,,.. Chumbley's ........,....... Citizens Bank ,..........,,... Clark's Central Radio Store ..... Coca-Cola Bottling Company ..,. Colonial, The ................ Cook, A. L. G Son ........... Creighton's Iewelry .......... Crum Distributing Company .... Culligan Soft Water Service .... Daut Florist ,......,.......... Dawson 5: Wikoff ................. Day G Sons, Inc. ...,.................. . Decatur Association of Commerce ....... Decatur Association of Insurance Agents .......... Decatur Bottling Company ............... Decatur City Lines ..................... De Noon's .................. Dunn Coal Company ....,. Eastwood Cafe ........ Eldorado Bowl .......... Emerson Piano House ...... Flint, Eaton 6. Company ,.... Folrath's, Inc. ............ . Gorham G Son .......... Gouy's Drug Store ..,.. Greider's ............. Grigoleit Company ........ Grove Motel .... ........ . .. Haines G Essick Company .... Haughey-Bohnsack ......... Hayes Bros. Hatchery .,.... Hazelrigg, H. P. ..,....... . Hecht's ................. Heidlebaugh, Rose A. . . . . Henebry's .............. Hollingsworth Radio ...... Houran's Florist ........... Howard's Super Markets ...... Huffer's Barber Shop ........... Huston-Patterson Corporation . . . Illinois Cafe ................. Illinois Cleaners ..,......... Illinois Power Company ..... Iohnson, I. D. G Son, .... .. Kelly Food Products ...... Kembrook Dairy ..... Kemper's Park Inn ........ Kentlancl Dairy ............... Kirby's Standard Service ........ Krigbaum Electric Company ..... Landholt Auto Refinishing ..... Licek Potato Chips ...... Lincoln Laboratories Lincoln Square Cafe .... Lindquist Studio ...... Linn 6: Scruggs ......... Livingston's .............. Loeb, Sam ....,........... Lyon Lumber Company .... McConnell Real Estate ..... McKeogh ........... . ..... Mac's Confectionery ...... Main Street Linoleum and Rug Co Martin's Iewelry ..,....... Michl's ................... Midwest Ice Cream ..... Miller, C. R. G Sons ..... Miller-O'Neill ............ Millikin National Bank .... Millikin University ..... Moran 6: Sons ........ Morehouse G Wells ..... Mueller's ................ National Bank of Decatur.. Neumode Hosiery .......,. Newman's ..,............. Norman's ...,............. North Pine Coal Company. Osgood G Sons Inc. ...,.. . Parke Warehouse ........ Penney, I. C. Company .... Pfiles ..................... Pittsburgh Paint and Glass. Polar Service ............. Pom Pom Cafe ............ Popcorn Shop ............ Post's Iewelry ............. Purity Baking Company, . . . Ouigle's Fumiture ....... Raupp 5: Son .........., Raycraft Drug Stores .... Reich's Iewelry ....... Richman Brothers ........ Rodger's Shoes ........... Shaefer's Bowling Lanes . Schaffer G Gluck .......... Scott's Cafe ............., Semmel's .......,,,.. Sessel's ................ Shellabarger Mills, Inc. . , . . Smith, S. K. Company ..... Staley Manufacturing Company Standard Hatcheries ...... Starr, W. C. Inc. .......... . Stauber's .......... Sunshine Dairy .... Svendsen Florist Swam Electric .... Swain 6. Myers .......... Talbott Paint Company .... Taystee Baking Company.. Tenney's Used Cars .,..,... Tick Tock Drive In ........ Tolly's Markets .... 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