Donovan High School - Donovo Yearbook (Donovan, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1941 volume:

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WE, THE Semon C'I.Ass or 'LII HAVE PUT aaron: You BOTH IN PICTURE ANU IN wonn THE SOHOLASTIOA AND SOCIAL PHASES WE HAVE EXPERIENCED UURINQ THE PAST YEAR' ' I - If ' agfqQrS- f .,: --WT. ' 'W' - ..n.w ' 4 I . ' :' ig xff , 34 .iff QI 1' I--U s , 'f gw u K Q kww fY L, ,I xmL, . 1 v M , IP' I . , m 1 I a r Q 4 i 1 M 1 Q .4 :asv .fm e Tk 'wif V is 4 2 I A V ,Ah , it ? . , 5. ,' M 1 if -I-'Y-f ,.K ,ls v 'E n -a. A ! Kg- 1 if we v914::,SAW r4 'A K ,,v ff. 0 1. J V n 1 , ',,,. 1, , 1 W'-1 W2 f ,Z 1 -315 ,AV Ex i 131 ., Nw KW J 1 C1 ' J K. N x ,, L 1 .-nW ' . v - M4- wi W we L . 'H --ff rm ,-.wtlk ,VZ ',-. u .S Yfiiriif ' QiifiM' M im 4 Q QW 35 '1vn,5,.,i.,.3 N 1 DEDICATION In onnsn THAT we THE Samson CLASS or !97-H MAY sHow oun HEART' FELT THANKS AND APPRECIATIUN T0 TH: SCHOOL BOARD or DIRECTURS, we WISH TO DEDIOATE THIS VDLUME or THE ANNUAL Douovo TO THEMQ THEY ARE THE MEN WHO HAvz SHOWN THROUGH THEIR YsAas or senvncs T0 DONOVAN HIGH SCHOOL THEIR LOYAL TNTEHEST IN THE Youue PEoPLs or THIS 00MMUNITYo WE WANT THEM T0 KNOW THAT THis, oun LAST YEAR AT DoNovAN HIGH SCHOOL HAs sean one or THE Mosr PLEASANT AND BEST YEARS or oun HIGH soHooL DAYS. Bains THE rxnsr oLAss TO GRADUATE FHQM THE NEW BUILDING IS A Hzmonv WHICH wxLL LINGER IN oun minus ron YEARS TO come. . lax. MRS. EDITH JOHNSTON WAS BORN NEAR SHELDONQ SHE ATTENUED COLLEGE AT MIAMI UNIVERSITY AT Ox- FORD OHIO. SHE HAS ALSO ATTENDED THE COLORADO STATE AGRIOULTDRIAL COLLEGE. SHE TEACHES HOME EG. AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION' MR. REYNOLDS, THE MANUAL TRAINING TEACHER, WAS EDUCATED AT THE UNI- VERSITY Or ILLINOIS. HE WAS BORN AT POPULAR GROVE, ILLINOIS. HE AL- SO TEACHES MATHEMATICSQ MR. SCHARF, WAS BORN IN OHIO AND RE- CEIVED HIS EOUGATION AT CARTHAGE COLLEGE. HE TAUGHT AT WOODLAND TWO YEARS AGO. HE TEACHES BAND AND ENGLISH. MR. D. M. BETHEL, PRINCIPAL, WAS BORN AND RAISED IN IOwA. HE AT' TENDED PARSONS COLLEGE AND RECEIVED HIS MAS- TOR'S DEGREE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS. MR. BETHEL TEAOHES SOIENOE. LEM ,, MISS fANNE WIDSON, THE SOHOOL SEDRETARY, GRADUATED TWO TEARS AGO FROM DONUVAN HIGH SCHOOLO MRS. MARGARET ESKEN- GREN HAS BORN AND RE- CEIVED HER EARLIER 'EDU- OATION AT EUREKA, ILLI- NOIS, SHE ATTENDED COL- LEGE THERE AND DURING SOMMERS HAS ATTENDED NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITYO SHE TEACHES HISTORY ENGLISH, AND LATIN. OUR NEW GOMMEROIAL TEACHER, MISS LUCILLE SCHAUER, WAS BORN AT FREEPORT, ILLINOIS. SHE RECEIVED HER EDUCATION AT THE UNIVERSITY Or IL- LINOIS. OUR COACH, MR. GOFF, WAS BORN AT NORMALQ IL- LINOIS. 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SENIORS 5 fg 11, CLASS GFFICERS I,5 af? s VIRGINIA JOHNSON PRESIDEN4xi2kfEE AZ j'0 x STANLEY GRANT 'VICE PRESfDENTx+ffQX7EKXlk554T X ELDREU NATSCHKE SEGRETARY p:j11,4Nj53,35-N EDITH WINSLOW .TREASURER 'ijEJT2Q'UQL -if -wW,L ..II XNEPQL f C::,fY3 ,,,,,,,,,.,,, Lf ELHMAH,ff B: go RE ,I BEKTTI E GLEEICLUD I, 2, 5, U'ERETTA 2 5 .QgfTRn TREAQURER 2 ,PAPER 2, 5, M J'QlOR PLAY 5 I Q5 I f , BMAIN, MARIAH ASHKUM L, 2, 5 GLSE CLUDhh UFQRETTQ M 'PAPER STAFF 5, M UUNIOQQPLAYTQ 'K VCALKINS, EUNICE MARTINTQN L, 2, 5 GLEE QEP0 I, 2, 3,,hA NEWSPAPER 3 f ' PLAY 5 'Q 53'f' J CLAWSON, RITA R GLEE CLUB 5, M OPERETTA 2 , HI TRI TREASURERQ5 DORAN, MARJSRIE GLEE CLUB 2, M CLASS SECRETARY I HI TRI TREASURER M DQYLE, RussEL TREASURER 5 NEWSPAPER 2 PLAY 5 BASEBALL M BASKETBALL I, 2, 5, TRACK I, 2, 5 EDMONDSUN, JAY MARTINTON 2, 5 VISE PRESQDENT 2 JUN'OR PLAY 5 BASEUALL 2, 5, M BASKETBALL 2, 5, M GASNON, GERALD MARTINTON I, 2, 5 GLEE CLUB I, 2, 5, M OPERETTA M NEWSPAPER 5 JUNIOR PLAY 5 if 1,2 I 29: ,J 'S 0,1 R 'QU' '5 1 i ,LKB GRANT, STANLEY VICE PRESIDENT I, M NEWSPAPER 2, 5 JUNIOR PLAY 5 BASKETBALL MANAGER BASKETBALL STATISTICIAN L EDITOR-IN-CHIEF or ANNUAL M HARRIS, JUNE GLEE CLUB I, 2, 5 OPERETTA 2 NEWSPAPER 2, 5, L JUNIOR PLAY 5 JOHNSON, RoaERT GLEE CLUB 2, , h OPERETTA 5, TREASURER I NEWSPAPER 5 BAND 5, h BASKETBALL I, 2, 5 JOHNSON, VIRGINIA GLEE CLUB I, 2, 5, OPERETTA 2, M CLASS PRESIDENT L HI TRI VICE PRESID NEWSPAPLR 2, 5, h JUNIOR PLAY 5 BAND,5, M' .IL M ENT KINS, MARJQRIE GLEE CLUB I, 2, 5, h UPERETTA 2 CLASS SECRETARY 2 NEWSPAPER 2, 5, M ANNUAL STAFF KPRODUCTIONJ JUNIOR PLAY 5 ' LINDGREN, MARY ETTA GLEE CLUB I, 2 OPERETTA 2 CLASS PRESIDENT 2 HI TRI SECRETARY 2 HI TRI PRESIDENT A NEWSPAPER 2, 5, M ANNUAL STAFF fBUSlNESS MANAGER, L JUNIOR PLAY 5 CHEER LEADER I, 2, L D.A.R. Gooo CITIZEN M LINUSREN, RALRN Ncwsrarcn 2 BASEBALL I, 2 BASKETBALL I, 2 '5, L TRACK I, 2, 5, H vn- . -L METZINGER, DALE ERESIDENT I, 5 NEWSPAPER 2, 5 JUNIOR PLAY 5 BASEBALL I, 2, 5, L BASKETBALL I, 2, 5, M TRACK 2, h MORRISON, MYRBN ri? MARTINTON I, 2, 5 K 611 GLEE CLUB I, 2, 5, M T. g'E OPERETTA I, 2, 5, M ,QS ' Q , BASEBALL I, 2, 5 ,f:I':L4ZQQx 6 BASKETBALL I, 2, 5, M L-f.:.x 'I'--k5g.xf,5 gg X NEWSPAPER 5 IQg:Qg:bM5u CQ JUNIOR PLAY 5 MORRISON, Ross MARTINTON I, 2, 5 GLEE CLUB I, 2, 5, M CPERETTA M JUNIOR PLAY 5 BASEBALL I, 2, 5, M BASKETBALL I 2, 5, M TRACK I, 5, M NEWSPAPER 2, 5 NATSCHKE, ELDRED MARTINTON I, 2, 5 GLEE CLUB I, 2, 5, M JUNIOR PLAY 5 - CLASS SECRETARY 2, M NEWSPAPER 5 PATNAUDE, LBLA ASHKUM I, 2, 5 SECRETARY-TREASURER I PAPER STAFF-I, 2, 5, VIBE PRESIDENT 2 JUNIOR PLAY 5 ANNUAL STAFF KPRODUCTIDN, M QQ? 'YM PERRY, JEAN MARTINTON I, 2, 5 GLEE CLUB I, 2, 5, M OPERETTA M JUNIOR PLAY 5 TREASURER I, 2 NEWSPAPER 2, ANNUAL STAFF ROACH, BETTY MARTINION I, 2, 5 GLEE CLUB L, 2, 5, M OPERETTA JUNIOR PLAY 5 NEWSPAPER 2, 5 SWANSON, WARREN BASKETBALL I, 2 BASEBALL I, 2 ,5-LI VloE PRESIDENT 5 SECRETARY 2 BAND 5 WINSLOW, EDITH GLEE CLUB I, 2, CLASS TREASURER JURIBR PLAY 5 HI TRI VICE PRESIDENT 5 SENIOR HISTORY A IN THE FALL OF I957 TwENTY D ,cfim ERESHHEN ENROLLED AT DONOVAN HIGH LScHooL. THEY .ELECTED DALE METZ- . uNsER PRESIDENT, STANLEY GRANT VICE PRESIDENT, ANU MARJORIE DoRAN SEQ- RETARY'TREASURERg - i l, l T 1 0 I., 57: I :x isis-I-A9551 -N FN i938 ONLY NINETEEN soPHo- HoREs APPEARED. HELEN TRUMBLE Hovco TO A FARM NEAR WATSEKA AFTER HER FRESHMAN YEAR ANU WALTER CoL- LINS MOVED T0 CALIFORNIA. THEY cHosE MARY ETTA LIND- GREN PRESIDENW, WARREN SWANSON VICE-PRESlDENT,AND MAR' JORIE KING SECRETARYQTREASURER. QW DURING THE YEAR THE SOPHOMORES 0EClDED T0 PUBLISH A SCHOOL PAPER. THEY CALLED THEIR PAPER THE ND: To Hg S. DOPEU AND PUBLISHED SEVERAL ISSUES WITH mucH succsss THE JUNIORS ENROLLED WITH APPROXIMATELY THE SAME CLASS ROLL. THEY ELEoTEo DALE METzaNeER PRESlDENT,WAR- REN SWANSON Vic: PRESTUENT, RAY SwARTz SECRETARY, AND RUSSELL DoYLE TREASURERQ THE JUNIORS SPONSORED SELLING CANDY AND POPCORN AT THE BASKETBALL GAMES TO RAISE MONEY roR A JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET. IN FEBRUARY RAY SwARTz ANU ETHEL MENIGOZ Movso NoRTH. THE JUNIORS PRESENTED NMEET THE DUCHESSQ A THREE- ACT COMEDY. THE JUNIORS GAVE THE SENIORS A FORMAL BAN- QUET MAY lh, WHICH WAS A HUGE SUOOESSg MANY NEW MEMBERS .:o1NEo THE cLAss IN l9lTl. THOSE WHO JOINED ARE: MARTAN BLATN, EUNICE CAEKTNS, JAY Eo- MDNSOH, GERALD GAeNoN, MYRoN MORRSSON, -R088-Momatsong ELDRED NATSGHKE, LDLA PATNAUDE, JEAN PERRY, Ano BETTY ROAOHQ THEY CHOSE AT THEIR cLAss OFFICERS! VIRGINIA JOHNSON PRESIDENT, STANLEY GRANT Vsos PRESIDENIQELDRED NATSCHKE SECHETARY ANU EDTTH WINSLOW TREASURERg CLASS WILL WE, THE SENIOR CLASS, or DONO- VAN HIGH SCHOOL, BEING or SOUND MIND AND BODY, D0 WILL AND EEQOEATH, IN FOLLOWING 2 THIS OuR LAST Wl'LL AND TESTAMENT,THE A ,AHL iw' I, MIRIAN BLAIN, MY TALL WIL- LOWEY HEIGHT TO ALBERTA ENLOWQ I, EUNICE CALKING, MY LIKINS FOR ARMY EOYFRIENDG T0 LOUIDA MILLER. I, RITA CLAWSON, MY GIGGLE TO LILA WEBSTERQ I, MARJORIE DURAN, MY PERSONALITY SMILE TO VIRGINIA Askew. I, RUSSEL DOYLE, MY RED swEATER PURCHASED AT 'THE STATE TOURNAMENT TO BOB WARD, PROVIDING HE GOES AND SEES THE GAMES NEXT YEAR. I, JAY EDMONUSDN, MY ABILITY T0 SLEEP ANYWHERE ANY- TIME, T0 EMIL ESKENGREN. I, STANLEY GRANT, MY BUSINESS LIKE ATTITUDE T0 HOWARD PRlNTYg I, GERALD GAGNON, MY POPULARITY WITH THE GIRLS T0 RICHARD JOHNSON. I, JUNE HARRIS, MY WELL-GROOMED HAIR T0 CNEAL AR- SENEAUQ I, ROBERT GEORGE Gus JOHNSON, MY BLONDE WIG AND SPECS AND GRAOEFUL WALK T0 JUNIOR ARSENEAUQ I, VIRGINIA JOHNSON, MY ABILITY TO ARGUE WITH THE TEACHERS T0 EVELYN WOODS. I, RUIE KFNG, MY SPAGE ON THE SOANDAL PAGE EVERY MONTH T0 VIVIANACHANGNON. I, RALPH LINDGREN, MY ABILITY T0 ALWAYS HAVE MY LEs- SONS.PREPARED DN TIME T0 BYRON REGNIER., I, MARY ETTA LINDGREN, MY SENSE QQ? or HUMOR AND GIGGLES TO HELEN LEF- Qv,? FOONA Q 4 A ,- Xml ' I, DALE METzINeER,:mY BEAUTIFUL DARK wAvEY HAIR TO JUNIDR TUNKS. '? I, MYRDN MORRISON, MY SOCIAL STANDING AND RATING ARDUND SCHOOL T0 Ducx ANUERSONQ I, Ross MORRISON, MY KNOWLEOGE or EVERYTHING IN GENERAL TO IVAN JOHNSON. I, ELDRED NATSCHKE, MY Jon AS sus 'DRIVER ON THE MARTINTON BUS,TO THE HIGHEST AND BEST QUALIFIED BIDDER. I, JEAN PERRY, MN'WITTYKREMlRKS TO MARJDRIE BEDORE. I, LOLA PATNAUDE, MY MONDAY MDRNING SLEEPINESS TO IRENE FRYE. I, BETTY ROACH, MY MARTINTDN HDR T0 STELLA MAE Lowa. I, PEANIE SwANsoN, MY ATHLETIC ADILITY AND MISSING FRONT TOOTH TO PERU MARQUIS. I, EDITH WINSLOW, MY AGREEABLE PERSUNALITY TO MAR- GARET BLAIN. I, BETTIE BEDORE, MY TARDINESS TO CHEMISTRY EVERY MORNING TO DORIS WINROTH. CLASS PROPHECY JANUARY I8, I95I DEAR DIARY---TDNIGHT I WENT T0 THE OPENING or THE NEW ARADIAN NIGHT CLUD. STANLEY GRANT IS THE MANAGER. I HAD QUITE A LONG CHAT wITH HIM. HE TOLD ME THAT EUATH WINSLOW wAs ONE or HIS CHORUS GIRLS AND SURE ENDUGH, RIGHT THERE IN THE FRONT Row WAS sooo oLD HJANEIEH. I WAS VERY DISAPPDINTED I DIDN'T GET To TALK TO HER BUT SHE MET soME TALL suv DY THE NAME or -BILL AS sonu AS THE SHOW wAs ovER--No SIR, EDITH HASN'T CHANGED A BIT. FEBRUARY 5, 4951 I M ,A Z , X VLA' DEAR DIARY---JUST READ IN THE f Q3 If gif. PAPER TODAY WHERE REVERSNU.'MYRON -1 I AP HffL WILDUR MORRISON HAS GONE TO CEYLON ,fa 'i i Q I I ON ANOTHER MlSSIDNARY JOURNEY, HE ENNN-A.. - l x HAS JUST FINISHED A Doox ABOUT HIS I 17 AAISSIDNARY WORKq ' 9 FEBRUARY 25, l95l . . DEAR DIARY---I TOOK A TRIP TO ILLINOIS TODAY T0 VISIT MY OLD FRIENDS. WHILE IN ILLINOI-S I wr-:NT TD THE BOWLING TOURNAMENT THIS EVENING, WAs VERY SDRPRISED TO FIND THAT JEAN PERRY wAS THE-LuoKY YDUNG.WOMAN'WHO, HAD woN THE TITLE OF UTHE MIDDLE WEST BOWLING CHAMPIONQ JEAN SAID THAT SHE WAS GOING TD MARTINTON AND SHE ASKED ME TO G0 WITH HERQ ' FEBRUARY 28, I95l DEAR DIARY---OF couRSE MARTINTON HAD HEARD ADDUT JEAN'S GREAT suocEss so THEY HAD A REGULAR RECEPTION Fon HER. THE MAYDR, Ross MORRISON, GAVE A VERY SUPER- FLOUS SPEECH AND PRESENTED HER WITH THE KEY TD THE CITY. UMDDSEW AND I HAD QUITE A VISIT TALKING OVER OLD TIMES, MARCH 2, I95I DEAR DIARY'--SURE IS Doon TO GET BACK T0 DONOVANQ VISITED THE HIGH SCHOOL TODAY AND WAS WELCOMED BY THE New PRINCIPAL BETTY RDADH. SHE'S THE FIRST WOMAN PRIN- cIPAL DONQVAN HAS EVER HAD. SHE EXPLAINEU TO ME THAT SHE HAD A NEw METHOD or TEACHING, MAINLY T0 LET ALL DO AS THEY PLEASED. EVERYTHING SEEMED T0 DE RUNNING SMOOTHLYg ANY WAY EVERYBODY WAS HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME. MARCH IO, l95l - DEAR DIARY--QJUST HEARD DvEn THE AADID TO DAY THAT ANOTHER GREAT BRAIN OPERATION HA3.BEEN PEKFORMED 87 DDDTDH MARY ETTA LINDGREN fBRAlN SPEClALlST,. HER NAMF, IS SURE T0 GO UOWN IN HISTORY AS ONE OF THEPLEADERS FN MODERN MEDICAL SCIENCE. UN ,, 4 MARCH I6, I95I DEAR DIARY---TOOK A TRIP DVER T0 PTTTWOOD THIS AFTERNOON TO SEE Q DALE METZINGER wHo HAS QUITE A .Nssm FLDURISHING BUSINESS THERE AS A N9 WALL PAPER HANGER. HE SAID HE IS rl STILL ON HIS FIRST MILLIDN BUT HE THINKS HE WILL GET THERE. X ,ZH X ,- 1-5 Y S 'f N 4 L, ' N' '- ' I . V Xsn APRIL 5, l95l DEAR DIARY---WENT T0 A NAVAL WEDDING TODAY AT NAVY PIER. SINCE RUSSELL DDYLE IS ADMIRRL IN THE NAVY IT WAS QUITE A FASHIDNADLE AFFAIRS THE DRIDE, LDLA PATNAUDE, HAS BEEN SHOUTY'S SECRETARY FDR THREE YEARS. AFTER THE WEDDING WE ALL WENT TD A RECEPTION AT A DIG HOTEL. I SAR JUNE HARRIS THERE SHE TOLD ME THAT SHE wAs ON A LEGTURE TOUR OF THE UNITED STATES' HER TOPIC IS HPRDD- LEMS or THE MODERN ECONOMIC 3lTUATf0NuO APRIL IO, l95l DEAR DIARY-Q-WENT TO THE ART INSTITUTE TODAY WHERE MY OLD FRIEND ROBERT ALLEN GEORGE GUS JOHNSON WAS HAVING HIS ART EXHIBIT. GEORGE wAs THERE DHESSED IN Hrs PAIN- TERS sMocK AID ALL. I GDT T0 TALK A FEW .MINUTES .WITH HIM. HE wAS VERY SERIOUS ABOUT HIS woRK AND SAID HE WAS PREPARING TO PAINT HIS MASTER PIECE, A PORTRAIT or MISS MARJDRIE DURAN, WHOSE STAGE NAME IS ROSA STARR. SHE IS NOW APPEARINS AS A BLUES SINGER IN NEW YORK, WHERE SHE MADE THE SDNG URED PEPPER BLUESU FAMOUS. MAT 5, I95l DEAR DIARY---JUST HEARD THE OTHER DAY THAT Mass MARJDRIE KING wAS THE HEAD MATRDN AT THE GIRLS' REFORM SCHOOL AT GENEVA, So I DECIDED T0 GO' SEE HER. SURE ENDUGH THERE wAs RUIE, SHE TOLD ME SHE wAS GOING T0 GET MARRIED AS Soon AS HER HERO CAME BACK FROM SOUTH AFRICA WHERE HE HAS BEEN SEARCHING FOR A CERTAYN wILD DIRD. SHE SAID SPUD, FOR ELDMED NATSCHKE WAS THE HEHO'S NAME, WAS EMRLDYED BY THE MUSEUM IN SAN FRANCISCO. l-- HDPE THEY WILL BE HAPPY. I JUNE 26, I95I 5 DEAR DIARY WENT T0 THE OON , G. THE MISSISSIPP CHOIR SACRED MUSIC wAs GIVING A BENEFIT CONCERT FOR THE DISABLED SPARRows H or ST. PAUL. I SURE wAs SURPRISED J iw TD FIND THAT THE SOLO TENOR WAS WARREN SWANSON. HPEANIEH IS SAID TD HAVE THE BEST TENOR VOICE NORTH OF THE RID GRANDE. JULY I5, I95I 2 WMV ,. sf' , CERT AT THE OPERA HOUSE THIS EvEN- ,Q 11 IN I or 1 ll 1 ' fx A v X, ' DEAR DIARY---TODAY I VISITED THE GREAT SCIENCE LABORATORY JUST OUTSIDE DENVER. THERE I SAW EUNICE CALKINS WHO HAS MADE SEVERAL IMPORTANT DISOOVERIES IN RELATION TO THE NEW ELEMENT, KAFASKOVNQ, wHOSE FORMULA IS FOO. EUNICE PLANS T0 DEVDTE HER ENTIRE LIFE T0 THE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF FDD. I HDPE SHE IS SUCCESSFULO AUGUST 28, I95I DEAR DIARY-'-AS I wAs PASSING THROUGH SALT LAKE TODAY I SAW A LARGE FACTORY WITH THE SIGN DN IT WHICH SAID EDMONDSDN'S NEVER GAIL SAFETY PIN FAOTORY. I STOP- GED AT THE HEAD OFFICE AND wAs GREETED BY JAY HIMSELF. HE CLAIMS THAT BUSINESS I8 BOOMING AND THAT HE'S NEVER HAD A BETTER YEAR. SEPTEMBER LI, I95I DEAR DIARY--TODAY WE HAD OAR TROUBLE IN THE MIDDLE OF A SEMI-DESERT IN NEVADA. AND THERE OUT ING THE MIDDLE OF NowHERE ,I FINALLY SAw MY OLD FRIEND MISS BETTIE BE- DORE. SHE WAS VERY QUIET, I IIIDULD HAvE HARDLY' KNOWN HER, SHE SEEMS TO BE A REGULAR HERMITESS. I GUESS SHE'S PLANNING T0 WRITE A DOOK CALLED HIGHLIGHTS IN THE LIFE DF A DESERT RAT .I SHE PRDMISED TD GIIvE ME A COPY3 OOTODER 25, I95I, I DEAR DIARY--rl VISITED MANY HOLLYWOOD STUDIES TODAY. NEAR THE BIGGEST THEATER IN TDwN I SAw A MOD OF GIRLS. I wONDERED WHAT THE GREAT ATTRAOTION WAS. RIGHT THEN IN THE MIDDLE DF THE MOD wAs GERALD GAGNON, THE BEST DRESSED MAN IN HOLLYWOOD. I ASKED HIM FOR HIS V7 ' I ... If QA A K Ljw I 2?- A -X ff TNQ UI. 0 - 9' nNfkfN 0 Lijk QH5v222 s X-,f'XfQlY-2795 A , J? list ,j , YERRED TODAY--HERE A ARDESS. I VISITEU TOLD ME THAT MADAM WAS RETURNING FROM SAID THAT MANY or THE FASHION WDRLD. P H DECEMBER I8, l95I R DIARY---DD LPH LINDSREN WILSON7S CD R BUT HE KEP ICHDORHOOD ER---SPFLLED DEA HEARD RA THE MRSA ANNDUNDE AT THE NC ING Powo DECEMBER 27, I95I R DIARYM-UPo AN AUTCMCB TU EE AN OL SHE WOULD ME ABOUT HE ES AN RADVI OF AUNT HAT EXCEPT HER DEA TAKEN E? DRIVER INSISTED INFORMED SHE WFET THE NAME PROBLEMS RALPH wHo IS A VERY MARY ETTA AND NEVER A AASRETD EDT UUESN HE KNOWS AUTOGRAPH AND HE VERY GRACIOUSLY CONSENTED. ADDUT A MONTH ASD HE wAs VOTED THE IDEAL DATE BY THE'GWRLS AT SILVER KEY SEMINARY AT PERRY- vILLE, ARIZDNAS NOVEMBER 5, I95I DEAR DIARY---DEDIDED TO TAKE A PLANE THROUGH NEW YORK--JUST TRANS- T OMAHAQ MARIAN BLAIN IS THE STEW- WITH HER QUITE A LDNS WHILE. SHE RITA CLAWSON, ANOTHER OLD CLASSMATE, ARIS WITH HER LATEST FASHIONSQ SHE ER CREATIONS HAD MADE HEADLINES IN l'HOPE I CAN SEE RITA sooN. NOVAN SEEMS GOOD T0 ME AGAIN. JUST DvER THE RADIO. HE's ANNOUNCER ron DKING SCHOOL. HE IS A VERY sooo T INSI GRDDERY AND ASK Fon MEL-O-GLDw BAK' M-E-L-D-G-L-O-We STING THAT ALL SHOULD STOP IN N WALKING HDME FROM wonx I WAS ovER ILE AND T0 MY SURPRISE I FDUND THE D CLASSMATE, VIRGINIA JOHNSON. SHE DRIVE ME HOME. As WE RODE SHE R PRESENT-DAY'0OOUPRTlONo SHE SAID OE T0 THE Love LORNH COLUMN UNDER TIE. SHE SAID SHE SDLYES EVERYONE'S own---BUT SUDH IS LIFE! MEMORIES ' IS BASHFUL AND SHY DEPENDABLE GUY: IS VERY WELL LIKED ' TRIES T0 Pick A EIGHT. ALL PLAYER IS DINE YT Know HOW T0 SING! ' A BLOND NAMED RUIE WHD ALWAYS DOES HER DUTYg MARJORIE DORAN IS QUITE TALL4 WHO NEVER DRAGS ON HERGELE AT ALL! AND PEANIE IS OUR OASRETGALL sTAR WHO NEVER SETS To DRIVE THE OAR. Svun DRIVES THE ous BUT MAKES AN AWFUL Fuss WHEN LOLA STARTS T0 HOLLER WHICH GETS UNDER SPUDVS COLLAR. A TALKATIVE BOT as MOOSE Hts TONGUE IS ON THE LOOSE! EDITH IS VERY REFINED AND ALWAYS HAS nBlLLSn UN HER NINO. THERE LS A TOW'HEAD NAMED Gus WITH EVERYONE HE DOES Fuss BUT NOT so MUOH ANY MORE As HE DIO WITH BETTY BEDOREO THERE IS A OHAP NAMED STANLEY ALTHOUGH HE'S NOT VERY MdNLY WITH JOHNSON HE IS VERY THICK BECAUSE SHE IS A VERY GOOD PICK. A THOUGHTFUL GIRL IS JEAN ALTHOUGH SHE'S NOT VERY LEAN? EUNIOE CALKINS wHO Is TALL AND THIN GOES WITH A OHAP NAMED MARTINO A GENEROUS GIRL IS RUACH ALTHOUGH sHE DOESN'T OWN A OOACHI WHILE HARRIS HAS CURLY HAIR AND NEVER GOES UP IN THE AIR. TONY IS QUITE A HEAVYWEIGHT AND IS QUITE A FIGURATIVE SKATES MARIAN BLAIN OANNOT DATE CAUSE ELLIS HILL GIVE HER THE GATE. DOYLE WHO I9 VERY BRIGHT NEVER moss THINGS QUITE RIGHTS RITA wHO KNOWS HER LATIN LINES T0 WEAR DRESSES or GATIN. Two GOYE NAMED GERRY AND JAY LIVE EN MARTINTDN, NOT FAR AWAY BUT WITH ALL THEIR PRANKS AND JOKES WE STILL LOVE THEM, DON'T WE FOLKS? FRDNT Row: SEDDND Row THIRD Row: FOURTH Row FRDNT Row: SEDDND Row THIRD Row: FOURTH Row FRONT Row: Saoonn Row THIRD Row: JUNIOR CLASS ' J. Tunks, I. JDHNSDN, L. SMITH, V. BARDQ J. ARSENCAUQ E. ESKENGREN, H. PRlNTYg D. ANDERSDN, MR. Gorr. D. SAVOREE, F. WOOUMAN, J. Juov, I. BLDoM+ QUIST, B. Swenson, A. ENLOW, V. Askew, B. WALL, B. J. SHEPPARD. E. Woons, I. FRYE, A. MARTELL, J. DARLING, D. JDHNSDN, B. BARNLUND, E. MARQUIS, M. SOHLOMER, D. Wsesrsn, S. JOHNSON. ONEAL ARSENEAU, G. RICHARDSON, C. BUSWELL, R. BRIDGEMAN, R. WARD, B. JOHNSON, E. WHITE, W. SIMMDNS, R. LAIRD, D. SWARTZ, B. NDURIE. SOPHOMORE CLASS W. LAFOND, D. FINDR, G. BARD, J. LAMIE, R. JDHNSDN, B. JOHNSON, Miss SDHAUER. E. Lows, L. MILLER, G. LANDRY, K. GLAD, M. BLAIN, F. JOHNSON, C. Svxss, B. REDNIER. F. WHALEY, E. CASTDNGIA, E, Pnrwnuoe, D. GADNDN, B. HOUGHTON, W. BADER, L. Anosnsow, H. 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'-Q11 VI 5 4 W P Q5 A 1: .. . ,- .ani JUNIOR CLASS lm T958 FDRTY FRESHMEN ENROLLED, THIS ESL f -11 EEING THE LARGEST NUMBER or FRESHMEN ron C7 ' QE- ' TX SOME TIMEC THEY ELECTED RALPH TTPTONENNX AS PRESIDENT, HowARD HUMBLET AS VICE N SL X PRESIDENT AND ELDON MARQUIS AS SECRETARY Qhq' T::L TREASQ THEIR ADVISDR WAS COACH ROAURUCKG '.'Q THIS CLASS HAD SEVERAL MEMBERS IN GLEE .'XE CLUB, ATHLETICS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES. A WHEN SCHOOL OPENED IN I959 THIS CLASS HAD GROWN fro BE A CLASS or 5h, THE LARGEST CLASS IN HIGH SCHOOLGTHEU ELECTED ELDON MARQUISL DCNALD ANDERSON AND lvAN JOHNSON AS THEIR DFFICERSQ MRS. EDITH JOHNSTON WAS CHOSEN THEIR ADVISDR. THE SDPHCMCRES LDST QUITE A FEW MEMBERS DURING THE YEAR. BETTY LU ALDRIGHT, JEAN LECKNER, AND ROBERT LE- NTZ MOVED AWAYQ RALPH TIPTDN, HOWARD HUMBLET AND JERRY BELLAMY QUIT DURING THE YEARG THE CHEERLEADERS WERE CHDSEN FROM THIS CLASS. THEY WERE AS FOLLOWS! BETTY LU ALBRIGHT, VIVIAN BARD, AND JEAN JUDYG A LARGE NUMBER OF THE BOYS TOOK PART IN ATHLETICS MAINLY BASKETBALLC THE BAND wAs ALSO CCMPCSED MOSTLY or SOPHOMDRESC IN I9hO THE ENROLLMENT DROPPED T0 THIRTY-NINE. THEY ELECTED AS THEIR OFFICERS! JUNIDR ARSENEAU AS PRESI' DENT, EMIL ESKENGREN AS vICE PRESIDENT AND VIVIAN BARD AS SECRETARY AND TREASURER. THEY CHDSE AS THEIR ADVISOR COACH Gorr. THE JUNlORS.WERE vERYYACTIvE DURING THE YEAR IN THAT THEY HELPED AND A FEW INDIVIDUALS 0F'THE CLASS TTDUK PART IN A ONE ACT PLAY CALLED HTHE WEDDINGH BY JOHN KIRKPATRICQ THEY ALSO HAD CHARGE or THE CANDY AND OOKE SALES AT DASKETDALL GAMES AND DURING THE NOON HOUR. THE MONEY FRDM THESE SALES AND THE MDNEY FROM THE ONE ACT PLAY WENT TOWARD THE JUNIDR-SENIDR BANQUET. THEY ALSO HAD CHARGE or A SCHOOL DANCEg THE PROFITS FROM THIS ALSO HENT TOWARD THE dUNl0R:SENlDR BANQUET. .... f A: n':1fw A THIS BANQUET TOOK PLACE APRIL 29, IN VQH g THE BAND ROOM. RED, WHITE, AND' BLUE Q C' ,I Q- WERE USED FOR THE COLOR SCHEME. S ' Qig ., ' fzz? THIS YEAR AS wELL AS IN PREVIOUS ' XNNYEARS A LARGE PART Or THE BOYS TOOK PART T-..,4,,,1N ACTIVITIES sUcH AS BASKETBALL AND ' BASEBALL, SEVERAL or THE JUNIORS WERE AWKRDED BASKETBALL AND BASEBALL LETTERS, LETTER WINNERS lN BASKETBALL WERE! IVAN JOHNSON, ELDON MARQUIS, ROBERT WARD, DONALD ANDERSON, AND JUNIOR ARSENEAUQ , SOPHDMORE HISTORY IN THE FALL or THE YEAR NTNETEEN HUNDRED THIRTYQNINE ABOUT H5 PRESHMEN ENTEREO D.T.H,S.. THERE ARE ENROLLED AT PRESENT 52.SOFHOMORES wHxLE 57 ENTERED AT THE BE- GINNING or THIS YEAR. WE DIDN'T GET BTEGER ANB BETTER. WE JUST GOT BETTER. U ' WE WERE SORRY TO LOSE LEONARD BLANOHETTE, JOHN DUBE, JOHN GARRETT, HOWARD HUMBLET, REX KARR, MORETTE LEFEAVE ANO VINA TRUDEAU DURING THE YEARO WE GATNEO SOME GOOO CLASS MEMBERS DURING THE YEAR WITH BETTY HOUGHTON AND BJLL JOHNSDNQ WE Mass MELvlN ANDERSON, wHO DIED MARCH 5, 19140 . . WHEN we WERE GREEN WE HAO AS GLASS orFl0BR5,RrcHARO JOHNSON, PRESTOENT, BETTY LOVELASS,TVlCE PRESIDENT, AND BYRON REGNIER AS SEORETARYHTREASURER, Miss RIPPLE, AS OLAss SPONSOR, THIS YEAR OUR PRESIDENT, JOE LAMTE, ANO SPONSOR, Mass SCHAUER, ARE DOING ALL THE wonx BEGAUSE OUR VICE PRESIDENT JOHN DUBE AND OUR SECRETARY-v TREASURER LEONARD BLANOHETTE QUIT DURING THE EARLY PART or THE YEAR. Q k 'LAST YEAR WE WERE GOTNG T0 HAVE A PARTYO THE DAY .BEFORE IT wAs T0 come Orr IT wAs CALLED OEF SO,WE QQULD HAVE A VACATRONUFOR A COUPLE or WEEKSQ ,. IMAGINE THAT! THE SCHOOL HOUSE HAD BURNEO DOWN. H THIS YEAR WE INPTTATED THE FRESHMAN DURING ONE ScHooL DAY AND GAvE THEM AN INITIATIDN PARTY THAT NIGHT. THEN THEY NGN Q,' GAVE us A PARTY RIGHT BAGK AND WE LIKED CLe34P,, NNN v ITD X IN A THIS YEAR THE SDPHDMDRE DDYS GOT 'Al' SECOND IN THE INTERCLASSTOURNAMENTQ SD xl' DID THE GIRLS. SDPHDMDRES ARE PRETTY GOOD, DON'T You THINK? . WELL HERE'S TO THE SOPHOMORE GLASS or LTO-LII, THE JUNIGR GLASS DF Ml-1.4.2 AND THE SENIOR CLASS or l9l45. CDME ON GANG LET'S GO TO TowN1 FRESHMAN NEWS WHEN scHooL STARTED ON SEPTEMBER 2, l9LI,0,Tl18Rl HEREE 55 PUPILS ENROLLED IN THE FRESHMAN CLASSD THERE HAVE BEEN TWO ADDITIDNI, DARLENE BEAVER AND AMES Rock. THERE HAVE DEEN FIVE LDSSES, VIRGINIA LAFEVER Lbananul LADEQ HERDERT MORECRAFT, MERLE GRIFFIN AND AMES Rock, AMES LEFT To JOIN THE C.C.C.'s. THERE ARE AT THE PRE' SENT 5l IN THE GLASS. THE GLASS DEEIGERS ARE PRESI- DENT, MARJORIE BEDOREQ VICE PRESIDENT, WYDNA Nountrg' SECRETARY-TREASURER, RUTH TIPTOND THE GLASS 'svousaa IS MR. REYNOLD85 INITIATION DAY wAs A GREAT EVENT. THE GIRLS WORE DVERALLS, DIG HAIR RIDDDNS, DLOUSES DAcxwARDs AND ONE TENNIS AND DNE DRESS SHOE. THE Dovs WORE GYM CLOTHES, STRAW HATS, A wouAR's APRON, ONE TENNIS AND oNE DRESS SHOE. BOTH cARRtEo DUOKETS. WE CARRIED THE SDPHDMDRE BUCKS BETWEEN BUILDINGSM A GOOD TIME wAs HAD DY DDTH CLASSESQ ' THE INITIATION PARTY WAS HELD TWO WEEKS LATERD AFTER OUR ARRIVAE WE ROLLED ONIONS ACROSS THE GYM FLOOR WITH OUR NOSESQ SOME FUN! THEN WE BDBBED FOR APPLESQ SOME HEADS ACClDfNTlLLY WENT UNDER THE WATER: XxNA A DELICJOUS LUNCH wAs SERVED. AFTER THAT WE DREW SLIPS ANU WHAT WAS PRINTEU ON THEM. THE HIGHLITE OF THIS WAS UHEN'ROBERT DEPATIS HAD T0 Ask ALL Q. THE BLONDS THEIR PHONE NUMBER' X ' A NNNN WE GAVE THE SOPHOMORES A RETURN A X .1 WE PARTY MARCH IS. ARE GLAD'Tl-UT WE WILL B,E'ABLE To SPEND 5-5 YEARS IN THE NEW BUILQANG. MOST BEST BEST MOST BEST BEST Mos? BEST BEST MOST BEST BEST SENIOR POPULAR GIRL ANU eo? LoLA P.--DALE M. SCHOLAR--BOY AND GIRL ' AJUNE H.--STANLEY G. ALL-ARouNn GIRL ANG ao? MARY ETTA La'-ELDRED N. JUNIOR POPULAR GIRL ANU Bov VIYIAN B.--lvAN J. SGHGLAR--GIRL AND soY FLORENCE W.--RoeERT'L. ALL-AROUND GIRL AND BOY SHIRLEY J.--JUNIOR A. SGPHOMORE POPULAR GIRL AND ao? HELEN E.--JDE L. SCHOLARv'GIWL AND ao? KITHRXN G.-RIGHARG J. ALL'AROUND GIRL AND aov EiTELLA'L.+-BILL J. FRESHIEN I POPULAR GIRL AND eo? WTGNQAN.-JWARREN J. SGHOLAR--GIRL ANI: SGT 'VHIf1RA'G.--IBARGN A. ALL-AROUND GIRL ANG aov MARJORIE Bs-'EARL T. I .J , vpn If-X r 5 A XXX :X UQ f 1' N! XJ Mb. :- 'gg'- f- . f x . Wffff .5W?WJ339 -'WPI-M Sa fm gm Wviamunmf Sim! i f ' awikwfaf an swf mf awww ayg wg 'cs A Q 21' 3 s2m ,:afvlzg mana awww I? ,gm 45He,Q1w-ea a 5a r aj www ,.' if 1 5 X aww, 'W ig.. M' 2 QS 'Six-' QT. 4' 1 If 4gJ?'e 5? fjffffiit jf' 2251? F Q I plig- :s ., .M.-wx: 3 Q wr! d'l. 'l1.4 .,, 1, ,V 1-.. ::.'..m 3 ' 11 Q .11 12' ,iigii-ali FI 33 ,, , , .MN Q, . ,W fr F1-if .mfg ,SME - f'3'5M'f 'fi YJ?-'WCS .iii-'A .Avzamh 'V fa T wf5f?,..f wk R, f'1 fi:F. find' ': '7'HT r ,Ay ,M - -u.,, 43352 fi We 54122 KWQI K THE NEW SCHOOL BUILDING OUR NEW soHooL IS SOMETHING T0 REALLY BE Pnoun or. IT I8 THE MOST YALUABLE ASSET THE ooMMuNITv oouLo Pos- SIBLY HAVE WHEN IE STOP TO THINK or THE YOUNGER GENERAQ TION AND THEIR rRoaLEM or REOElVIN6'AN EDUCATION AT A STATE AGOREDITED HIGH SCHOOLQ THE NEw BUILDING IS A VERY MODERN STRUCTURE: BOTH IN EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS. IT IS CONSTRUCTED or AB' SoLuTELv FIREPROOF MATERIALS, AND IT IS MooERNIsTIo IN DESIGNS ON THE LOWER FLOOR or THE NEW BUILDING ARE LOCATED THE sANo Room, SHOP, AND THE aoY's ANU GIRLVS SHOWER AND DRESSING ROOMS. THE BAND ROOM IS PARTIALLY SOUND PRDOFQ THE SHOP HAS SOME or THE MoST MODERN AND USEFUL nEvIoEs THAT ANY SHoP COULD HAVEQ THE MAIN FLOOR OONTIINS THE 0FFIOES.' MISS ANNE WILSON, THE scHooL SECRETARY HAS HER PRIVATE orPIoE IN WI-IIOI-I IS A LARGE AUTOMATIC TIME CLOCK THAT REBULITES THE CLASS BELLSS MR. BETHEL, THE scHooL PRINCIPAL, HAS HIS OFFICE ADJACENT T0 THE SECRETlRY'S OFFICES A Room DN THIS FLOOR THAT THE GIRLS REALLY BENEFIT FROM, AND ONE IN WHICH wonx IS A PLEASURE AND AOCOMPLISHMENT IS THAT or THE HoME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT. THIS DEPARTMENT IS CONTROLLED av MRSQ JOHNSTONS THE DEPARTIENT ITSELP CONTAINS ULTRA-MODERN EQUIPMENTS ITIS FURNISHINGS ARE CLOTHES CLOSETS WITH FULL LENGTH MIRRORS. THE CABINETS AND WORK TABLES ARE ARRANSED INTo UNITS JUST AS THEY ARE IN THE KITCHEN or AN ORDINARY MODERN HOME. THE STUDY HALL HAS VERY UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE IN IT. THE SHELVES AND TABLES ARE BUILT ESPECIALLY ron A LIBRARY. ON THE THIRD FLOOR, WE HAVE THE SCIENCE LABORATORY, coMMERcIAL DEPARTMENT, PRESS ROOM, AND Two OPTIONAL CLASS ROOMSQ THE LABORATORY HAS NEw SIX PUPIL TABLES WHICH ENABLE ALL PUPILS TO FACE THE INSTRUCTOR. JUST orr THE LKBORATORY ARE LOCATED A DARK RooM, AND A SMALL DISCUSSION CONFERENCE ROOM. THE ooMMERoIAL DEPARTMENT Is DIVIDED INTO Two DISTINST AND SEPARATE Rooms av A SLASS PARTJTIONQ THIS IDEA ENABLES MISS SCHAUER, THE DOMMERCIAL INSTRUCTOR, TO CONDUCT OR KEEP AN EYE ON MoRE THAN ONE OLASSZ DURING A PERIDDQ ONE or THE RooMS IS A TYPIN6 RQOM wHILE THE OTHER IS OCGUPIED nv SHORTHAND ANU nooRxEEPiNe STUDENTS, IT IS PROBABLY THE BEST EQUIPPED AND OONSTRUOTED IN THE STATE OF' ILLINOIS AT THE PRESENT TIME. LEFT: Secono Row Taxnn Row: Fouaru Ron Flniu Row: S1ANotNe: SEATEU: FRONT Row: MIDDLE RDI Baox Row: STANDING! Fins? Row: MIDDLE Row Back Rowe SHOP DDNALD FINCH, JAY EUMONDSONg C. CLAWSON, W. Bausn, B. JOHNSON, G. MET- znuesn. M. Raounnoson, D. JOHNSON, E. NATscnxz,Ihox JOHNSONQ C. BUSWELL, Jn. TUNK8, R. BRIDGEMAN, MR. REYNOLDS. B. Simmons, B. Nouauc, H. PRlNTY. LIBRARY OFFICE ANNE WILSON, Mn. BETHEL. HONE ECONOMICS ' G. LANDRY,- L. Mifune, Mas. JOHNSTON, D. FINOH, E. Lois. C. Scngomtn, B.'SOEAROYj Mg'BLAlN,JLo'ANDER- SON, D. Wxunoru, H. LAFFOON, M. BLnxN, E. PATNAUUE, J. DAnLxNe, L. Wsesfsa, K. GLAU. SOCIAL SCIENCE ' ' A ' A. ENLOW, R. Eluoanen, E. CALKINS, R. Jonnsou, D. JOHNSON, S. GRANTo E. Woons, R. ' 0RRlSON, M. Songouen, B. Ronan, J. PERRY, E. Nnfsonue. G. GAaNoN, W. SIANSONQ J. Eumouoson, B. HOUGHTON, M. DURAN, V. ASKEI. Mas. ESKENGRENO x 1 I ' 'LABORATORY S. GRANT, S. JOHNSON, R. Cnawsou, E. WIN- sLow : V. Joi-msfou, B. JOHNSON, B. Beoons, MR. BETHELQ . I R. Monnxsou, M. LINDGREN, R. Lnsno, . M. SOHLDMERQ- 'sl I , '1'ia3a': 1 ' I I 1 -I -N w w af-it A 'Simi iff- Wifxfligfi vm twtww ia F W ,ww Hmrwfi mn-1. afxgwgiqi I as :ww 23 Wah vm frail , M Hawks vm ,vw H3 :ev 4,4 mf W f mf WW ,png up 'L iw , f . i- 1 4 L..,L,, ' . a. ,' Q T5 ANNUAL STAFF I THE STArr HAS AS FOLLOWS! STANLEY GRANT-EnIToR-INHCHIEPSMARY ETTA LINDGREN6 BUSINESS MANAGER, JEAN PERRY-ART EDITOR, AND LoLA PATNAUDE-PRouucTIoN MANAGER. Ev- ERYONE' IN THE CLASS HAS WORKED' ON' THE ANNUAL, WRITING ARTICLES, TYPING, PALNTING, on RUNNING THE MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE. PROBABLY ova MOST OUTSTANDING WORKER WAS MARJORIE K!NGg4 OUR SPORTS WRITERS WERE DALE MFTZINGER, WARREN SWANSQN, AND Ross MORRISQN. VTRGINZA JOHNSON wRoTE THE PROPHEGY ANo EETTV RoAoH KEPT oun souoon CALENDAR Fon THE YEAR. EUNICE CALKINS HAS WORK- ED AS A TYPIST AND MSMEOGRAPHERS K H if ,R-4 fi I I . V DONONEWS STAFF THE STAFF ron THE PAPER wAs COMPOSEO or THOSE WHO HAU WORKED ON IT IN PREVIOUS YEARS AND A FEW MORE WERE ADDED FOR THE BEGINNING TYPING cLAssEs, WE KEPT THE SAME NAME ron ouR PAPER THIS YEARS IT wAs UDONONEWSU. THE PAPER IAS PUBLISHED EVERY MONTH THROUGHOUT THB SCHOOL YEAEQ WE ENJOYED -EXCHANGING OUR PAPERS WITH THOSE FROM MANY OF THE SURROUNDING SCHOOLSU THOSE WORKING ON THE NEWS STAFF WERE3 MKRY ETTA LINueREN, SHIRLEY JoHNsoN, VIRGINIA JOHNSON, JUNE' HARRIS, FLORENCE WOODMAN5 'ROBERT LAIRD, BETTIE BEUORE, HELEN ELLIOTT, MARIAN BLA!N, JEAN PERRY, MARJoR!E KING, LOLA PATNAUUE. MISS SCHAUER WAS THE SPONSORg BATON TWIRLER THE BATON TWIRLANG CLASS, A NEw FEATURE THIS YEAR IN DoNovAN HLGH SCHOOL, HAS ATTRACTED 'MANY STUDENTS. SEVERAL or THE STUDENTS HAVE MADE UNUSUAL PROGRESS Amo ARE BECUMING VERY PROFIOIENTQ THE SLASS MET ONCE A wack ON THURSDAY AFTERNooN. THE TWIRLS LEARNED WERE? FINGER TWIRL, FIGURE EIGHT TWlRL9'AND UNDER Lie pwIRL. SOME HAVE EVEN LEARNED T0 TAKE A HANn'SPRxNe ANU OARTWHCEL WITH THE DATONQ THE MEMBERS OF THE oLAss WERE: Lugpg NWLLER, VIvIAN CHANGNON, HAzEL SMITH, ELLA RUTH TIPTON, MARION EHRHARUT, EZRA CASRONGIA, ANU Bayou REGNIER, SITTING: STANDINQ: SITTING: STANUING: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW ANNUAL STAFF ' R. MbRRIsoN, J. PERRY, S. GRANT, MARY E. LINDGREN, L. PATNAUDE. Miss SCHAUER, B. ROACH, M. KING, V. JOHNSON, J. HARRIS, B. BEDDRE, R. Jonusow. DONONEWS STAFF J. HARRIS, M. KING, M. BLAIN, J. PERRY, Nhss SQHAUER. R. LAIRU, B. BEUORE, S. GRANT, S. JOHNSON, H. ELLIoTT, V. JOHNSON, LINDGREN, L. PATNAUDEQ F. WOODMAN, M. E. COMMERCIAL EUNICE CALKINS, ELDRED NATSCHKE, CECELIA SCHLOMER, GERALD GAGNON, HELEN LAFFOON. JEAN PERRY, DQLLIE SAvoREE, DoRIs'WvNRoTH, RALPH LINDBREN, BYRON NOURIE. LOLA PATNAunE, IRENE BLOOMQUIST, MARIAN BLAIN, RosERT BRIDGEMAN, ART MARTELL. BETTY SCEARCY, BILL SIMMQNS, LUIDA MILLER, BETTY WALL, MARJDRIE KING, , .M av R 'c , 2 L-X 3. ,.,.,A.VfY.p.:gg-,,e-, .. V2 ,. W mf , ,f!...q- lin Q wah ,J f Nw: tif.. L.: Nw m,w'.':1-1' W gf,.,.r1 4IF , . ai 55 ,. xl , . irq' H 1 1 Mm, kiigiii- ' ,m,!': X Y M J. ' l.J? 2x1 v ,. f. 'J 'u':',f . V -. ,rw Y N - g-,'1A'1,? 'N'95i'f X X A .' .x ,. Nw f N . ,,r,,k, s . , , ,1'je!',!T,Z,., ,qv w-Lge, . O ,a 1 9 'T Z' fir? ,n fxf rx ,E V' 18 Q mg., XT N l ,LV M 1 wfzfiw Q2 Q f MH L 5-WC' i , 1 f . ,Q , n RE, ' U wr 'Q : fx u xg ,vi , ,! Q, m . X, KE , XQ.0GUOg-Y QHAMMONF Hu? 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FN BT izifgzs fy - W -gay ,, ,, -- . .- ,I-if Ya 1.-M,, r :VA , .af ,- .r ' n. E, ,. Ifin rf xfgivwdk 2' , 112 '2 WQ?f 7533? . , , . L .jeg 4. ,ff V Q -g XQ 1 4, 5: 11 ,, qua, 1 5 , .Qkw -Ar ' if? .axef , pg PFW! Mmfmww sewn Hhmwm UT ' I I. It Q 3 li Y M f 1 2 J ffl fi ix . 924 it y 3 l IM 11 Q, , Y ga' I iv gf 1 1 4 is fx sf r f x mf 5.2 V if X 5' I Vps 1 Y , v IRUQUOIS CONFERENCE K EU LAST FALL WITH THE FDLLOIING SCHOOLS REPRESENTED! DONOVAN, ClssNA PARK, SHELDON, CRESCENT CITY, Asnkuu- CLIFTON AND WODDLQND. AL5 THESE TEAIS PLAYED BASEBALL BUT IN THE BASKETBALL - , GDNFEHENGE, WOODLAND AND CISSNA PARK WERE NDT nEPnEsENTEn AND STOCKLAND WAS ALLOWED TO ENTER THE CONFERENCE. ,Ae m . THE IROQUOIS CIUINFERENGE uns roms- W m.' 35 WA AT A MEETING HELD IN THE SPRING WELLINGTDN AND DANFDDTH WERE AnnED T0 THE CONFERENCEL IT WAS DECIDED NDT TO HAVE CONFERENCE COMPETITION IN BASEBALL BUT TRACK HAS BEEN CONSlDEREDo DoNovAN HAD THE HONOR or BEING THE FIRST GHAMPIDN DAPTURING THE CONFERENCE BASEBALL CROWN GOING UNDEATED- EU IN THE CONFERENCE PLAY. SHELDON CAPTURED THE BASKEF- BALL CROWN. BASKETBALL THE SEASON or MO-hi SEEMED T0 BE ONE or THE BEST IN MANY, UNDER A NEW COACH, A NEW ERA or BASKETBALL WAS DPENED IN DONOVANQ THE SEASONS RECORD WAS I5 WON-- I5 LOST' AMONG THOSE I5 WON WERE SOME OUTSTANDING GAMES. NAMELYQ THE STOCKLAND GAME'AT DONOVAN, THE ST. PATS GAME IN K,K,K., THE CHEBANSE GAME, THE GAME WITH HSONS or THE LEGIDNW. IN ALL or THESE GAMES THE ouT- STANDING FACTOR WAS TEAMWORKQ A NEW TYPE OF DEFENSE WAS INTRODUCED BY COACH GOFFQ IT PROVED VERY EFPECTIVE MORE THAN ONCE. THIS DEFENSE WAS CALLED THE T DEFENSE-S0 NAMED BECAUSE OF ITS SHAPE ALso, A NEW OFFENSE WAS STARTED. AN OFFENSE BUILT UPON A SYSTEM or BLOGKSQ THIS HAS A LARGE NUMBER or VARIATIONS. WITH A DEFENSE AND OFFENSE LIKE THESE ws NEEDN'T wonnv ABOUT FUTURE TEAMS. THESE ARE THE BUILDING BLOCKS or A GREAT TEAMg , ...K ,-- -Q. -1:1 .l af- mf L., , - Q' , Xu ws- ? E, 'l -T I 4 r Q4 5 3.33, f , 9 131-3'TA 1 5 .mi 73,4-' 'X 'e I . GREAT TEAMQ ln Looxlns TOWARD NExT YEAR'S TEAM A Pnoussnns SEASON I8 EXPECTEDA WSTH A FOUNDATION T0 BUlLD UPON, A sooo TEAM SHOULD DEVELOPo THis TEAM SHOULD HAvE BENEFITED GREATLY BY THE ExPEn1ENoE UNDER Cowon Gorr. THIS CDUPLED WITH THE FIGHTING ABILITY AND THE DESIRE T0 wsu as ALL THAT is NEEDED T0 MAKE A HERE ARE SOME or NExT YEAR'S TEAM: ELDON MARQUIS I N ONE DF THE BEST GUARDS IN THE COUNTY, FERDH HAS THREE UEIRS UF'EXPElflNO5 IHICH SHOULD PROVE VRLUABLEO lvAN JOHNSON! ulvoLn HAS A cHANcE T0 BE A Haan soonE n.NE'xT TEA n'. Has neaounome WILL HELP. JUNIOR ARSENEAU: ARSENEAU IS SMALL AND FASTQ HE I8 A VERY GOOD-SHOT-ANU HAS PLENTY or FIGHT. UIQLAIEE ANDERSON! Ducx HAS THE ABlLITY TO eET nHOTwT -THIS lS ONE-OF THE GREATEST ASSETS AN ATHLETE ORN HAVEO Boa WARD! WARD IS A GOOD LONG SHOT AND WILL DE' VELOP-lNTO,AN EXOELLENT GUlRDo IN AoutTloN T0 THESE THERE ARE SEVERAL SOPHOMORES uno WILL BE PLAYING soon BASKETBALL: GENE METzlNsEn CHARLES SYKES. Deon Jouuson WILBUR BAuEn GEORGE BAnn BILL JoHNsoN Jos LAMQE BASEBALL 44S .4 mg .,.': W WIEDDATS WIN' FIIIST 'CONFERENCE .,,,A4 ,.,,ff--E THDPHTI WFTH A nsconn OF FIFE WINS 'J7EQ55fWgs AGAINST No LOSSES THE WILDDATS WON 5?ffQhTgfw THE CONFERENCE HEADS UPA' Or THESE NEPQT EEA, GAMES ESPECIALLY THOSE WITH CISSNA QQ 'If, PARK AND CRESCENT CITY, WERE SAID VQBQX v,Qjd ' BY MANY SPECTATORS TO HAVE BEEN 1 ,' X L 'T THE BEST HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL THEY LE,,3 HAD EVER SEEN. THE CONFERENCE A GAMES WERE AS FOLLOWS! ' WOODLAND, THERE 5 DONOVAN IO ASHMCEIFTDN 5 DONOVAN, HERE 8 CISSNA PAHK, THERE I DDNOVAN 5 SHEEDDN M DDNDVAN, HERE 5 CRESCENT, THERE 0 DONOVAN M BESIDES THOSE THE WILOCATS PLAYED FOUR NON'CON' FERENCE GAMES OF WHICH THEY WON TWO AND UHDPPEU-Two' . . -- . Bucxnsv M DONOVAN, HERE 6 4 SHELUON 7 DONDVAN, HERE 2 MAHTINTDN 0 DDNDVAN, HERE 7 CISSNA PARK, THERE A DONOVAN I THE SQUAD wAs MADE UP MOSTLY or THE PLAYERS ON THE AMERICAN LEEIDN SUMMER TEAM, PLUS SEVERAL NEWCOMERS, COACH Gorr HAS SAID THAT THE SQUAD HAS MERITED LETTERS AND, THEREFORE, Fon THE FIRST TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY Ior THE LAST DECADE dn SDI LETTERS AEE GOING TO BE AWARDEU Fon BASEBALL. ' A THEY WILL BE AWAROED ON A BASIS OF BOTH FALL AND SPRING BASEBALLb'HTHIS ARRANGEMENT HAS MET SATISFAC- TION EVERYWHERE AMONG THE FELLOWS FOR IF THEY DIDNIT GET A LETTER IN BASKETBALL THEY STILL HAVE A CHANCE IN BASEBALLEW f' E' Fqa SPRTNG BASEBALL THE GUACH7'NAS SQHEDDLED A DOUBLE-HEADER ATT HIS HOME TDWN, NORMAL, wITH TWO HIGH SdHOULS' THERE. ALSO THEHE NATEEE GAMES wITH BRADLEY, WATSEKA, ASH-CLIF, AND PEQHAPS OTHERS, ANOTHEM IMEURTANF ITEM IS THE . AHEQR STATE BASEDALL TOURNAMENT IN WHICH ITEM Q p THE .JILDCATS ARE TO 'DEE-EYN-T15-R.ED. AND Ann TT ik, 'MAY we SAY THAT DF THEY CAN.RtAY THE ig HQ' SAME CALIBEH ,OF' BASEBALL THAT THEY A 1-Q5 f- .Q gg NE DID LH-T FALL AND ADD'SOME NATURAL tl IMPROVEMENT THEY MAY TRAvEL A LONG L N - WAYU I . ,, . , . , DUE TO THE LOSS OF SUCH A FEW ' SENIDRS--HPEANIEN, TONY, R4 MORRISON, , SHORTY-NEXT YEAR'S SQUAD WILL-DE com- POSED MOSTLY or EXPERIENCED PLAYERS. JUNIOR ARSENEAU WILL DE DAox AS PITCHER AFTER A WHALL SUMMERIS WORK. No DDUDT THE REST or THE TEAM wILL ALSO GET EXPERIENCE THIS SUMMER ON THE AMERICAN LEDIDN TEAM. THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF BOYS WHO SHOULD MAKE THE BASEBALL SQUAD AN IMPROVEMENT UPON THIS YEARISI ROBERT KBDDJ WARD JUNIDR KSPIKEI ARSENEAU JUNIOR KSOAKD NDURIE BYRON KSUCKERD NOURIE ARTHUR KSPEEDI MARTELL ELMER KWHIZZERI WHITE WILDUR KNICKI BAUER GENE HMETZ, METZINSER RICHARD KDICKQ JOHNSON Bos KBUDBYJ DEPATIS DONALD QDUTCH, SwARTz THE FIRST NINE LAST FALL PITCHER JUNIOR ARSENEAU CATDHER. UPEANIEH SWANSON FIRST BASEMAN SECOND BASEMAN . SHORTSTOP THIRD BASEMAN RIGHT FIELDER CENTER FTELDER A -LEFT FIELDER T .,, DALE METzINeER JDE LAMIE . IVAL JOHNSON ELUON MARQUIS GERALD DEPATIS Ross MORRISON DONALD SUABTZ BASKETBALL BANQUET TnunslAv'Evenrns NhR0l'27TN Tae V 4qgE. BASKETIRLL :ws Ano mean PATHERSWQFRB, suesrs AT A BANQUET PLANNED .uv TMAQQH 4 'XLTTHQE EDITH Jonnsron, Hone eoononnos 'rEAossze::i. fa ' AFTER THE BANQUET SHORT TALKS WERE .Qg4Qpf oiven BY MR. Goee, MR. BETHEL, REV. 4, Uoonnan, FATnen Hazen AND FATHER Louen- 9 Len. THE TOASTMASTER UAS Mn. SCHARFQ 5 THE GUEST SPEAKER wAs FA?HER PAT FARR2LLgCHAPLlN AT THE PONTIAC Reroan- ATORYQ ' SEVERAL or THE BASKETBALL nova MADE snonv TALxs on THE PAST AND ruTune'oe THE BASKETBALL TEAM, GREATLY IM' rnoveo ov THE coAoH, MR. GoFF. COACH AWARDED LETTERS To seven senaoas: WARREN SWANSON, DALE Mevznneen, Roo- ERT Jonnson, Ross Mbaaxson, Mvnon Mbnnxson, RALPH Linus enen AND RUSSELL DOYLEQ Five Junxons, dunxon Ansenenu, ELnon Mnnauls, Rouen? WARD, DonALn Anoenson AND IVAN Jonnson. A LETTER UAS AWARDEU TO THE Mhnseen Bun Jonn- SONQ TENNIS Tennis as EAST necomxns AN ACTIVE SPORT IN 0onovAn Elan. Mone ce THE novs Ann GlRLS Ane GAININBA tnTEnesT an IT exon YEARu THE uovs was Aae AcTlvE an THE sPonT ARE: EMxL ESKENGRENf Geonee W. BARD, DQNALD WDUQKU Annenson, RICHARD HDICKU Jonnson, Ano Gene Merzlneen , THE GIRLS uno ARE MOST Acrnve nn TENNIS Ame: WYONA Nounle, VxvxAn CHANGNON, MARJORIE Beooneg Ano HELEN ELL I OTTQ TRACK Tnns YEAR oun TRACK TEAM HAS aneATLY'nnPaovEo. Wm nAve won SEVERAL nxaaons Ano MEDALS in VARIOUS' ueers. AT THE lnoquozs Gonreaenoe MEET UMOOSEU Mbnnnson non Pxnsr nn THE MILE, AND seconu nn Tue R20 YARD nAsH. ROBERT LAIRD won FIRST IN THE HIGH Jump WHSLE RALPH LINDGREN PLAoEo seoono an THE nunoneo YARD DASH AND rounrn an THE 220 A AT THE counrv MeeT Mbose' ion FinsT xn Tue urge AND Elnsr lN.THE HALF MlLEg Rouen? LAIRD PLAGED FOURTH an THE nten JUMP. FIRST ROW! SECOND ROW FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW FIRST ROW: BASEBALL ' J. Anssnenu, J. LAMIE,' W. SWQNSUN,' I. JOHNSON, D. NETZINGERQ R, MORRISON5 D. Swnnvz, G. DEPATxs, E. MARQu:s. R. DEPATIS, R. LAREAU, J. Nounzs, R. DOYLE R. WARD, E. WHrTE,'B. NOUR3E,'Wo BAUER, A. MARTELL, E. THoMAS, L. LESAGE, MR. Gorr. TRACK R. DEPATIS, E. THoMAs, E. MARQUIS, A. 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GOURSEg vT3f'EQ5 THE FOLLOWING ARE THE GIRLS THAT xgxfmb ATTENDED REGULARLY: MARIAN EBRHARUT CEOELIA SCHLOMER LILLIAN ANDERSON 1 HELEN LAFFOON WTLMA ARSENEAU GLADYS LANURY DARLENE BEAVER STELLA LowE MARJORIE BEDQRE Lu:nA MILLER VERA CARLSON EuNicE PATNAuoE VIVIAN CHANGNQN BETTY SCEARCY JANxs DARLSNG HAZEL SM!TH HELEN ELLIOTT ELLA TsPToN DOROTHY FlNoH FRANCIS WHALEY DOROTHY GAeNoN Donls WINROTH BETTY HOUGHTON AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR THE GIRLS WANTED TO KNOW WHAT TO BUY FOR GYM CLOTHES' THE MAJORITY DECIDED TO WEAR PLAY SUITS. LAST FALL THEY PLAYED BASEBALL UNTIL IT WAS TOO COLD TO PLAY OUTSIDE. THE BASKETBALL SEASON BEGAN. THE GIRLS PRACTICED SHOOTING AT THE BASKETSQ SOON THEY CHOSE SIDES AND STARTED PLAYING GAMES, INVOLVING BASKETBALL TECHNIQUE, LATER IN THE SEASON-THE VOILET.BlEhfNETS WERE PUT UP AND THE VOLLEY BALL GAMES BEGAN, SIDES 'ERE 'EHDEBN FOR A TOURNAMENTa AFTER THE VOLLEY BALL TOURNAMENT SIDES IERE OHOSEN TO PLAY A BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT: THE GAPTAINS WERE! Fanncas WHALEY V FIRST JEAN JUDY SECOND Lu1DA MILLER . Tulno WYONA Nounrn FOURTH IN THE SPRING SEASON BKSEBALL ll! PLATED UNTIL SCHOOL UAS 0UTo FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: STANDING: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW: BAND V. BARD, H. ELLIOTT, H. LAFFDON, F, WHALEY, B. J. SBEPPARD, W. JOHNSON, K. GLAD, S. JOHNSON. V. JOHNSON, R. LAIRD, S. LOwE, I. BROOM- QUIST, R. JOHNSON, E.-ESKENORRN, G. METZ- INGER, R. JOHNSON, 0. ARSENEAD, V. CHANRM NON, R. WARD, I. JOHNSON, L. ANDERSON. B. SWENSON, LJ WEBSTER, F. JOHNSON, I. Fave 5 W. ARSENEAU, DD-WINROTH, J. DARLINO, G. RICHARDSON, B. BARLDND, A. ARSENEAU, I. BUSWELL, D. FINCH, G. BARD, E. MARQUIS, D. ANDERSON. W. NOURIE, MR. SOHARF, V. CARLSON, W. LAR FOND, J. ARSENEAU, J. JUDY, E. PATNAUDE, B. HOUGHTONO OPERETTA D. FINOH, R. BRIDGEMSN J. SOHOLTZ, R. JOHNSON, D. ANDERSON, MR. SCHARFe B. SHEPPARD, W, NOURIE, K, GLAD, M. BEDORE, V. BARD, L. MILLER, M. BLAIN, S. LOWE. I. BLOOMQUIST, L. WEBSTER, L. ANDERSON, J. PERRY, V. CHANGNON, F. WOODMAN, W. JOHNSON. E. PATNAUDE, I. BuSwELL, B. ROACH, B. SWEN- SON, D. WEBSTER, S. JOHNSON, I.'FRYE. B. HOUGHTON, R. MORRISON, H. LAFFOON, R. LAIRD, D. FINOH, B. NOURIE, D. WINROTH, V. CARLSONg hw, . -- ,A , . 1 3 ff, Q Q 5 1 J Q2 14 ' E T H- ' 4 .-. . , U ,, . M A' s,'g,Jg'!a.Qg'ive4f.. EQ'a1i f31,: g: awqmss ' 'W' if 3 .3 -if '34 ff 7 ,, . . JP: it ' V 1 g,: n Kiwi Fm? . . f . .f 4 Ml 2 f'm ff y ,Z v'gf,N.1.5 .,k.' , ,GY g 3 ' ' -Q- Q1,f-if 'Y ' '1 ' , 1' 5 '35 Q:'M,vs'- g . 4 1, f Q ' g, I 1 ' ' .. f-. ' f Q, K . 8, .. Egg l , kim - 'L 'Q'-figgffi W, 5, - ,- A ,six k -1-H W- H ,px 2 KfSf?e+f1H,3+1?'i'f ' 1 '4,'f -,,y,.I 1 6' ii,-H: LT .5-'ff .1.'f J 2 V , ,.if.: K while, 1 ff A nga 'f ,, ' . . ' fr.. - 1 .1-,,.' -53' H .Zim 't . D -. .ff ,-W'-.i. V. ' 4 '- ' 4 .V r: A 5 .221 5 ki . . V , I - ,am ' v Lg J. , . ,igkqjlgx-,,,,, Jr, Ii:,L?1,: r Q 1, U . 9:42 .N L.. ' 'Z 1 -uv A' K nrgg V 4 .!.,Q,,.1, , .lrjfylfygy 4. . V I f'?fxT:i1 f' 1 :45' j? j' 1 A 1 P Q ' Af, ,QAQ5'fr.z if -' ' L .SVI Q - K -' 'sf Q- L, w wg-'if Q , Qu. 493' ' g y-Lf 5. Q ,,l,4f'i H , ,V grin . .4 'g f ' -14:-Q. 3-A . . 552, c ' - A N-w- -f , , f. K L,,..g, :. 1 4 . , r::'n:f i3d'E'gL'3 1 :Mein ,J X'lQq :'t1i- if ' 'f - L Q ,,.' Q . G- 'T WL' : ' I, : mg- g 1 A ' ' 7 f ' - 1951 f' f ' ' ' ' ' ' ' TQ :qt 199-Jgr,-,.',. . 5. V ' lp A .mkju rf fu-gf F ,f Na - J, v,.-F .4 .. ..'l5,.,p 4 ,.' 'v. .a' - vi? 'wf:r1':5- ,Q fTf:Wi3iX'9b ' 4213521 x M, an W ., V ,Gil -W-,Mas V Q.. , , i I M4 fn BAND TROMBONES ELDON MARQUIS DONALD ANDERSON GEORGE BARD DONALD FINOH WYONA NOURIE IROL BUSWELL CLARINETS VIVIAN BARO HELEN ELLIOTT VIRGXNIA JOHNSON ROBERT LAIRO LILA WEBSTER ESTELLA LowE FLORENE JOHNSON PERSONNEL DRUMS L C,-, J: EUNICE PATNAUOE xlib RQ JEAN JUDY qgxpg,' A JAMES SOHULTZ gxml?-f XB? HELEN LAFFODN S BETTY HOUGHYON QS X132 TRUMPETS EMIL ESKENGREN GENE METZINGER WILMA ARSENEAU BARITONES DORIS WINROTH BILL JOHNSON LILLIAN ANDERSON BEULAN SUENSON IVAN JOHNSON IRENE BLOOMQUIST IRENE FRYE EVELYN WOOOS BASSES VERA CARLSON SAXOPHONES JUNIOR ARSENEAU ALTO SHIRLEY JOHNSON KATHRYNE GLAD TENOR . .11I Q ROBERT WARD ALTO BETTY FRANCES LUIOA MILLER , WARREN JOHNSON WAYNE LAFOND RICHARD JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON VIVIAN CHANGNON O7NEAL ARSENEAU GLEN RlCHARUSON JANICE DARLINB BYRON BARNLUNO WILLIAM FRANCIS GRADE SCHOOL BAND TRUMPETS LOMAR LANEY LEON HOUOHTON HAROLD WOOOS SAXOPHONE MA RJORI E PETERSON CLARINETS SHIRLEY LOBLAW RETA WINROTH DRUMS LAVERNE CHANQNON MARILYN JOHISON N BAND T' A BAND IS PROBABLY AS IMPORTANT AN 92' im if of M9 ,lA, ORGANIZATION AS THERE IS IN A SCHOOLO Q, Yi! THE DONOVAN BAND IS NOT QUITE TWO YEARS I J JK It OLD BUT IT HAS RECEIVED RECOGNITION AND LOYAL SUPPORT FROM THE SCHOOL AND THE qv 'Q' COMMUNITYO THE BAND HAS HAD A FULL CALENDAR ron THE SCHOOL YEAR. LAST FALL THE BAND FILLED Two MIRCHING ENGAGEMENTS AT POLITIOAL RALLIES, MAROHEO IN COMPETITION WITH I2 OTHER BANDS FROM CENTRAL ILLINOIS AT I. S. N. U. AT NORMAL, ILL., AND PLAYED AT MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES POR VARIOUS GROUPS. FROM THAT IT CAN BE SEEN THAT THE BAND HOPES TO BEOOME A WINNING MARGHING AS WELL AS PLAYING ORGANIZATION. ON Nov. I, I9hO, THE BAND MOTHERS SPONSORED THEIR ANNUAL OYSTER STEw AND CHILI SUPPERO THE BAND PLAYED SEVERAL MARCHES, CHORALS, AND ONE NOVELTY NUMBER. IT wAs WELL ATTENDED AND EVERYONE SEEMED T0 ENJOY HIMSELFO A QUILTED BLACK AND GOLD TAPPETA COMFORTER' WAS RAFPLED Orr AND wON BY ARVIN LINDGRENQ SEVERAL MEMBERS OF THE BAND ATTENOED THE IROQUOIS COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL HELD IN MILFORD LAST DECEMBERg EVERY MEMBER or THE BAND PROFITED BY MORE ExPERIENoEO PLAYERS. A BASKETBALL BAND WAS ORGANIZED FOR THE BASKETBALL SEASON T0 PLAY AT THE HOME GAMES, IT WAS HOPED THAT THE FAST MARCHES THAT WERE PLAYED WDULU PEP UP THE CHEERING SECT10N AND THE PLAYERSQ WHEN THE NEW SCHEDULE wAs PUT INTO PRACTICE THE BAND DIRECTOR, MR. SOHARP, DEVISEU AXQIBYSTEM WHEREBY EVERY MEMBER OF THE FIRST BAND WOULEWQETVE A PRIVATE LESSON ONCE A WEEK AND EACH SECTION WDULU PRACTICE TO- LEVEL OF PLAYING OF THE BAND. GETHER ONCE OR TwIcE A WEEK. THIS GREATLiiFMPRovED THE A NEW PHASE or PLAYING wAs DEVELOPEDHATHIS YEARQ THAT or ENSEMBLE PLAYING. EXAMPLES or THAT CAN BE FOUND IN THE CLARINET QUARTETTE, THE BRASS SEXTET AND QUAR' TETTE AND A CLARINET TRIOO THIS TYPE OF PLAYING HAS BEEN POSSIBLE ONLY BECAUSE OF THE IN- CREASED TECHNIQUE OF THE INDIVIDUAL I MEMBERS or THE BAND. ' dgifwk THIS SPRING THE BAND STARTED MARCH- fb I 53 ING AGAIN WITH A NEW FDRMATIDN AND A TSN FEW NEW STUNTS T0 PRACTICE. WITH A ECLYZQI Gooo DEAL or HARD WDRK IFOR INSTANCE XQRSN THE NEW D. H. S. PDRMATIDNJ, THEY - SHOULD MAKE A FINE SHOWING WHERE EVER THEY MARCHC I ON MAY 2, I9I.Il, THE BAND GAVE THEIR SECCND ANNUAL SPRING BAND CONCERT. THE QUALITY or THE NUM- BERS PRESENTED WAS HIGHER THIS YEAR THAN IT WAS LASTQ FDR INSTANCE, THIS YEAR FERDE GROFEIS HON THE TRAILH WAS PRESENTED, A TSCHAIKOWSKY WALTZ AND SEVERAL SDUSA MARCHES WERE PLAYED. A OLNRINCT QUlRTETTE, BRASS QUAR- TETTE,AND A BRASS sExTET WERE SDME SPECIAL NUMBERS. DURING THE SECOND SEMESTER SEVERAL GRADE SCHOOL PUPILS PURCHASED INSTRUMENTS AND MR. SCHARF STARTED A GRADE SCHOOL BAND. THEY PRACTICE TOGETHER THREE TIMES A WEEK IN THE BAND ROOM WITH HIM. THEY SHOULD GREATLY IMPROVE THE BAND WHEN THEY ENTER HIGH SGHDOL BECAUSE or PREVIOUS PLAYING EXPERIENCE IN IGRADE SCHOOL' A THE BAND WISHEE TU ENTEND CDNGRATULATIDNB IND THANKS FOR THE WAY THAT THE BAND MOTHERS CLUB HAS HELP- ED Us IN PURCHASING L7 UNIEDRMS AND SDME HORNS THAT WE NEEDED. WE GREATLY APPRECIATE ALL THKT THEY HAVE DONE FDR US. THE WHOLE-BAND ALSO WISHES T0 THANK THE GENERAL PUBLIC FOR THEIR FINE ATTENDANCE AT OUR PERFDRMANCES. SWING BAND THE LAST or MARCH WE SUCCEEDED IN OUR ATTEMPT T0 ORGANIZE A SWING BAND WHICH CONSISTS or: CLARINET, TWO ALTO sAxS, 'TENOR SAx, THREE TRUMPETS, TWOTTRUUBUBES, BASS, PIANO, AND THE DRUMS PLAYED BY THE ONLY NON-HIGH- SCHOOL, MENBER, WENDELL WILSDN. WE HAVE PLAYED EDR DANCING AT SEVERAL ASSEMBLIES, AND ALSD THE JUNIDR-SENIDR BANQUET. MR. SCHARF HAS DRCHESTRATED SEVERAL POPULAR PIECES. I f. GLEE CLUB Qgag, THE GLEE CLUB UNDER THE DIRECTION or TA' , gf MR. SOHARF WORKED THE FIRST PART or THE ffxyb YEAR LEARNING SONGS FOR THE MUSIC FESTI- gcL.'1 VALU ON DECEMBER 9 REPRESENTATIVES FROM I- 3, DoNovAN SLEE CLUB WENT T0 MILFDRD T0 PARTIDIPATE XN THE ANNUAL MusIo FESTIVAL. I5 'a THIS FESTIVAL IS ooNIPosI-:u or Aeou-r FOUR on sIx HUNDRED SINGERS REPRESENTINB soHooLs IN YROQUOIS COUNTY, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. MUNSON, Muszc INSTRQPTOR OF CHEBANSE. A LARGE BAND ALSO PLAYS AT THE FESTIVAL. SEVERAL STUDENTS FROM BOTH THE BAND OF DONOVAN ANU THE GLEE CLUB PARTIQIPATED IN THIS AFFAlRg . OPERETTA THIS YEAR, A3 LAST, THE GLEE CLUB PRODUCED ONE or THE NDTED GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERETTASD IT wAs H. M. S. PINAFOREQ THE CAST FOR PINAPDRE WAS! THE RT. HDN. SIR JOSEPH PORTER, K.C.B. Ross MORRISON CAPTAIN CocoRAN DoNALn ANDERSON RALPH RACKSTRAW ROBERT JOHNSON DICK DEADEYE MKRDN MDRRISDN BDATSWAIN GERALD GAQNDN JOSEPIHNE SHIRLEY JUHNSON HEBE MARIAN BLAIN LITTLE BUTTEFGUF IRENE BLOOMQUIST SIR JOSEPHIS SISTERS, CDUSINS GIRLS OHORUS SAXLORS Bovs CHORUS THE OPERETTA WAS VERY soon AND A SUCCESS, MR. SQHARP DIRECTED AND KATHTRN GLAD PLAYED THE PIAND. IT WAS PRODUCED MARCH IM. l9hIg Q3 li fx c. A , 'Q Ca 'J N V w-V ff if-.X l 55: J 1 X . 11 I 5.1 , 1 . l ft, , A X R Q 'xx K 'K ef - - N .,,, 'J' Q :fre n '-F---we--.nlvf ' , ' ,. T gr ' L is b 3 4 Lg 1 -if L ri 'J ' . i e . I '- ,. . 'Q 5: -Q Q fa 2 ' V .f A fg ' E 1 ff .r 4 g , 2 - 3 L - ' . ng M432 h W K K ,V 2 - 71 . Q- 5 'Far all ' ' x .,.?f. ,ff.-'5J,:,i ' .1 Wlf g - fx 4 wx 4 gf 5f4f,,..:w, X - 4555 , f .1 ' I f ' ' ' 3 - '32- KE ' ' L . mg? I ,Q I ':M '-Q. .v P: I, A gi M Q 5 .Fax F I .-. -.1 i R i ' . -.- A I 5 A ,. Z. x. fi ' P- x I 5 4 I. .--0 52 . Q . ru I i N V 5 9 2 s F K 5 4 E I E E . 3 : 1 I e 3 E 1 A i E I n E F Q 'A WEDDING' DURING THIS P ENGLISH CLASS STUD SPEECH AND DRAMATICSu AMONG THE THINGS STUDIED WERE ONE-ACT PLAYS. AFTER coM- PLETING SUCH A COURSE OF STUDY, IT wAs DECIDED THAT A ONE GIVEN FOR A PUBLIC OF THESE PLAYS ARE TO HAVE AN EVENING PLAY: ,-:,:fZf:ffg?A, Ham AST YEAR, MR. SCHARFIS E533 IEO ALONG THE LINES OF g'iW :la A I gg V4 .E I ' us ,G ,Q -ADT PLAY SHOULD BE A ff 0 PERFORMANCE. AS MDST COMPARATIVELY SHORT, IT wAs PLANNED OF ENTERTAINMENT INcLuDING A ONE-ACT ON THE EvENING OF MARCH 28, l9hI, A PERFORMANCE OF UA WEDUINGH, A ONE TOWNSHIP HIGH SoHo 'ACT COMEDY, WAS GIVEN IN THE DoNovAN OL GYMNASIUM, ALONG WITH THE REST or THE UVARIETY SHow.' THOSE WHO PERFDRMED SHDIBD THE MANY HOURS THAT HA BEEN IN VAINQ D BEEN SPENT IN PRACTICE 'RAD NOT A SECOND PERFDRMANDE wAs ALSO IIVEN IN THE GYM FDR THE BENEFIT or THE FARM BUREAU. THIS TTME THE PLAYERS SHOWED THA T MANY IMPROVEMENTS HAD BEEN MADE TD THEIR ADVANTAGE OVER THE PREVIOUS PERFORMANCEQ THE PLAY wAs APRIL AT ONARGAo ACT PLAY CONTESTg WAY UP IN A GROUP HE SAYS THAT THIS FOR NEXT YEAR FDR TIME MOST or THOSE AGAIN GIVEN ON THE SEVENTEENTH DAY or THE EVENT wAs THE Inoauoxs COUNTY ONE MH. SCHARF SAYS THAT WE PLACED HALF OF WELL-TRAINED ACTORS AND ADTRESSES. PLAY'S sucosss SHOWS PROMISING RESULTS DONOVAN HIGH. THIS wAs THE FIRST IN THE CAST HAD EVER PARTICIPATED IN DRAMATICS AND DONOVAN SHOULD BE ABLE TO TOP THIS LLIST IN DRAMATICS FOR THE COMING YEARD THE CAST FDR THE PLAY UA WEDDINGU IS AS FoLLows: GROOM IVAN JOHNSON BEST MAN DONALD ANDERSON GRooM0s MAN RICHARD JOHNSON BRIDE FLORENCE WDDDMAN BRIDEIS FATHER GENE METZINGER BRIDEIS AUNT HELEN ELLIOTT GRooM's MOTHER SHIRLEY JOHNSON HI TRI LEAGUE OFFICERS PRESIDENT MARY ETTA LQNDDREN VICE PRESIDENT ALBERTA ENLOW SEDRETARY DDHDTHY FsNoH TREASURER MARJORIE DDHAN AIMS CHARACTER COURTESY FRIENDSHIP PLEASURE Suoossa WATCHWORD 'LOYALlTYn MOTTO UWE BUILD THE LADDER av WHICH WE nlss' POEM RSUCOESS is NOT HEADHED AT A SINGLE BOUND BDT WE BUILD THE LADDER sv WHICH WE RISE ' FRDM THE LDNLY EARTH T0 THE vAuLTED SKIES, AND ws MOUNT T0 ITS SUMMIT ROUND av ROUND.. ACTIVITIES ON MAHDH an THE Hx-Tn: GIRLS ENJDYED A PARTY IN THE BAND Roomg THERE wAs A PROGRAM OONSISTING OF A sax- APHONE SDLD BY KATHRTN GLAD, A PIANO DUET DY DMTLDRED AND CEOELIA SCHLOMER, A READING BY FLORENCE WOODMAN, A CLARINET TRIO av Vxv1AN BARD, HELEN ELLxoTT, AND Vla- GINIA JDHNSDN, AND A VDDAL DUET sv LILLSAN ANDERSON AND Donus WINROTHD AT UFIFTYU HELEN LAFFOON AND FLORENE JOHNSON WON THE PRIZES. FOLLOWING A BUFFET LUNCH WHICH UAS SERVED :N THE HDME ECONOMICS LABORATORY, THE GIRLS intl? THE REST os THE SVENIHE IN DANGTNGD SlNoE ITS ORGANIZATION THE MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET ON THE THURSDAY EVENING BEFORE MDTHERS' DAY HAs BEEN THE OUTSTANDING EvENT or THE YEAR. THIS YEAR THE BANQUET ON MAY 8 lN THE GYMNASIUM wAs ND EXOEPTl0Ng BEnoRE WELCOMED THE GUESTS, THE FAGULTY, AND THE GIRLS TO THE BANQUETG MRS. HELEN CHANGNON RESPONDED FOR THE GUESTS, BETWEEN COURSES AND AFTER THE LAST COURSE A PROGRAM OONSZSTED or READINGS BY 'MARJORIE BEDGRE, A CLARINET QUARTETTE BY VlVlAN BARD,A HELEN ELLIOTT, VIR- GINIA JOHNSON, AND LILA WEBSTER, ANU AN AoooRnIAN SoLo BY VIVIAN BARUS LILLIAN ANDERSON ANG DORIS WINROTH SANG A DUETG IN THE LDYALTY DAY CEREMONY' MARY ETTA L!NDGREN REPRESENTED LGYALTY wITH FRANCES WHALEY, VIV- IAN CHANGNON, EUNICE PATNAUDE, 'JEAN JUDY,' AND 'WYONA NOURIE AS CHARACTER, 'FRlENDSHIP, GGURTESY, PLEASURE, AND Succcss RESPEGTlVELYo 'DURING THE INSTAELAT:oN CEREMONY SHIRLEY JOHNSON wAS INSTALLED AS PRESIDENT FoR NEXT TEARS HELEN ELLIOTT, FLORENCE WOODMANQ ANU FRANOES WHALEY RECEIVED THE OTHER THREE OFFICERS' PINS FROM THE RETZRENG OFFICERSQ DURING THE Two GEREMONIES AND THE FAREWELL TO THE SENIOR GIRLS MARJORIE KING, SHIRLEY EJOHNSON, ANG EDITH WINSLGW FURNISHED THE HUSIG. WE MAY NDT HAvE ANY RAvIsHING BEAUEIES OR HANDSGHE YOUNG ROMEOS AROUND HERE BUT BY TAKING THEHBEST CHARAC- TERISTICS OF SEVERAL PEOPLE, WE THINK-WE HIVE SOMETI-lING I GIRL HAIR HELEN ELLIOTT ETES ALBERTA ENLOW NOSE MISS SCHAUER LIPS JUNE HARRIS TEETH LoLA PATNAUDE CoMRLExIoN DOROTHY FINOH FIGURE LUIGA MILLER POSTURE MARJORKE DoRAN EJB. I HAIR DALE METzINGER EYES JUNIOR ARSENEAU. NOSE GEORGE BARD Lzps ELUQN MARQUIS TEETH Bos WARD . FQRH uPEANIEn SwANsoN POSTURE STANLEY GRANT CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Goon OLD SCHOOL STARTS AGAXN WITH 156 ENROLL- EDO LABOR HAY--A vAcATIoN ALREADYo MANY WENT T0 NEWTON Cm FAIR: WE won A GAME Enom BUGKLEY. THE BAND WITH WMAESTRO SOHARFU GAVE THE FIRST APPEARANCE or THE soHooL YEAR. PLAYED SHELDON HERE-'- WHAT WAS THAT sooRE??? LosT ovER AT LCCSSNA PARK. PLAYED MARTINTDN HERE' GDT oUR wINNINe STREAK AGAINQ OCTOBER WILOOATS PLAYED AT WOODLAND-'ANOTHER VID- TCR?u SHELDoN BUzzEn OVER--- THE TEAM woNm--YEAH!!! ALL - SCHOOL vrwrv AT ST. ANNEE UUOH THUSE BUMPS2S SKATING V!CTORIOUS AGAlN------ NOW OVER ASH-CLlFg 2. 5- II. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. IO. Ile 12. 15. IL. 15. I6. SNAPS MARY ETTAIII WHAT WERE You LAUGH- ING AT GERALD? CHEER UP, RALPHg STANLEY G. CAN You FEATURE THATo I BET RUIE JUST LEARNED HOW T0 WALK. TRYING TO snow OFF, lSN'T SHE? BETTIE B. WHAT A ale SMILE GEORGE. How DID THIS PICTURE GET INTO THE BABY SECTION ANYHOW? THE BASKETBALL TEAM or I9I6. PEANIE MUST BE oUT- TING TEETHo A PERFEDT, SWEET AND ADORABLE, EDITH W, SoURPUss, BLAIM. LDLA P, QUEEN or ALL BABIES, KAYHRYN ON HER LITTLE PONYQ BDY, JDHNSON, You SURE HAVE CHANGED, TONY, ' VIKING DAILY SUN BATHQ HIS CAN7T TELL BUT lT'lS ROAOHQ 5 f L M ,4 ' x.g.b t' x 3 .,m. ,, iw, A Y .'hf-. ...I -W Q3 Q' r jx 9? , ,,,. Q 'iv- Q- Ug' Will I '. R rg'-ai! - 1 . , ' 'wk ff' -,+' HJ' + ffm , 3 , f.. , Q Q . .: 'K it ' a'-gz'fm-.eff-A. , 4' nigrn :Q mf: wa.v':q ,. ' :ww-1-1:.U w? N v1'uw.,v 4.1 Q?-If k W Y fi . 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DECEMBER Look NICE, SENIOR BOYS AND GIRLS, YOUR PICTURES car TAKEN TODAYQ BoYsll WHAT WAS THAT soon: AT MT. AYR??? SHELDON v1s1T:o us ANo BEAT us. IO. 15. I6. I 19. 20. 2. LI. 7. 8. Io. 17. I8. 21. 29. DEEEATEO ASH-CLIE ON HOME FLOOR. GOT ANOTHER VIOTORY AT WELLINGTON. GOT THE sENIOR PROOFS---WHY DOES EVERYONE LOOK SCARED? BEAT ASH-CLIFTONO SANTA CAME. HAO XMAS PARTY. PLAYED MAR- TINTONO JANUARY START SOHODL-IN NEW BUILDINGO MT. AYR BEATS DON0- VANO WHAT AGAlN???? WILDOATS DEFEATED HERE BY GRANT PARKO SECOND TEAM LOST AT DANFORTHO LOST BASKETBALL GAME TO STOGKLANDO GAME AT SHELUON----- BEAT US. WHOLLAPED ST. PATVS THERE. MY, ALL THE aus TROUBLE. BEAT EM AGAIN! WELL- INGTON PLAYED HERE, How OIO THEY no IT? STOOKLANU SEAT Us AT WATSEKA. I. 2. 5. lL. 5 6. 7. 8. 9. IO. ll. I2- 15. Ih. 15. 16. IT. THERE7S OUR EANO AGAIN AT NORMAL UNIVERSITY. JUSTPA Few KIDS WITH nvnvh GETTING IN THE Pzovuna :N TIME, OUR SAME OLD HOME EOOMON:O TEAOHERO JUST PALS POR SHORT wHxLE BUT NO MORE. 5 LOVESICK ' JUNIORSQ RlDE7EM ODWBOY. FOR ONOE SOHARF IS REALLY GOING T0 WORKq YOUIRE A LITTLE LITE IVANO WHAT A GRIN, UPEANIEH. THE GREAT WHIzzER, OUR NEW MATH AND IN- DUSTRIAL ARTS TEACHER' OUR JUNIOR BOY, LEROYO UUR BEST BASKETBALK PLAYERSO OUR LATEST SOMETHINB T0 TALK ABOUT, WARO. ANOTHER or OUR NEW TEACHERSO SHEfS WELL LIKE BY ALL or D.T.H.S. PUPILS. THE GREEN FREsHMEN ON INITIATION DAY. BETTER NOT GET EAUEHT, BEUOREO J' 'RJ -- '- 1 Y -I X r ' 2 X 7 1 4 s I Q L. 7. ll. 15. ily. 26. 5. ik. 18. l9. 21. 25. 27. 28. Bl. 5. 7. 10. FEBREARY ' nan xr AeAln. SHELDON BEAT us THERE. THEY ovER BEAT ovER AT RAUB. IJ ' N CULLoH so'r us BY U4 Roxnfs, 9 x A SWELL SCORE WE RUNG UP AT WHAT CHEBANSEQ . L23 Wi? wfvf' Q at -mg, - 1 fllfz U Q , .1 . ' A nv 'xx' A gfsx . , 5 , U 1 ls MARTINTON DEFEATS DonovAn. WHAT AN EVENT -'HPOP MARVIN' PLAYS ron uAnoE. I A GAME HERE. Won rnou Sons or AMERICAN LEGION or KANKAKEEg MARCH PLAYED SHELoon an REGIONAL AT WATsExA. MR. SoHARr PRESENTED H18 'H.M.S. PfNAFORE.m INTERGLASS TOURNAMENT! SEnroRs BEAT FRESHIES, Ann Junaoas BEAT SOPHOMORESg SENIORS THE CHAMPS. GIRLS HAVE A HI TR! PARTY. 'Spaans'---Fine IEATHER nr IT nonfr RAIN. GtRLs INTERCLASS TOURNAMENTQ Bovs GET Lofs OF GRUB--ANNUAL BANQUET. Counrv ORAToRAL CONTEST HELD HERE. FLosslE nun SHIRLEY EHTEREDO FREsHuEn GIRLS won. Scnlox Test eavcn sv Counvv NURSE. APRIL G1RLs Ano nSHRlMPn so TO Hone Eo. RALLY AT MOMENOEg GUIDANCE CONFERENCE--DANVILLEQ SCHOOL DANCE 'TED BREWER PLAYEDQ '4 Gooo FRIDAY: no scuooL. IA- J! , SCHOOL BOARD ELsoT1ou. 17 1 L Semoas AND Mas. Essex.-:NQPEN so 'ro tl' 1' Santos Gu1nANog IT M1LroRn. 25. Gas osnr PLAY Plas? GAME, f-y A N . C 0,4 3 in ill -.--V ,4, Y '1f 17. PLAY Courssr, Tncv ear STH. PLACE. I fi' ' , ' I I ,If f i X Q 26. Bovs PLAY AT NonMAL--Lost 5 T0 2. 28. Asn-CLlP PLAYED ncaa--We BEAT THEM. 29. 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