Dupo Community High School - El Tigre Yearbook (Dupo, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

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' 5 ' GMM ff' ff X25 'fx JW, . iii? 5 F H Q M MQ F wfffWW M35 Sl ff M755 iw M wgjfwgf igzimp Xikiiigffg Mff f' X3 X323 2 Xia MMWZZWI is UMMA El Tigre Staff, T950 EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR ART WORK Pat Shevlin Florence Breuer Roland Haqan, Miriam Fl er SENIOR EDITOR SNAPSHOTS Pat Donahue, Ioyce Gruen Pansy Schenks, Ieanette Upchurch SPORTS BUSINESS MANAGER Lionel Ruhrnan, lim Carey, Donald Eckert Adeline Neeman TYPIST SPONSOR Shirley Harvey Wallace Iones Dedication ----- Administration ---- Faculty and Maintenance Personnel Seniors ----- Unclerclassrnen ---- Activities - Sports - Features I,IljIl' 'l'N'0 Pqiqe 3 4 5-'7 821 22-31 33445 46-54 5580 Dedication -S i We, the Class of l95U, are proud to present our Annual to our sponsor, Miss Lucy Glascock, as an expression of our deepest gratitude for her timeless efforts in aiding our class in its many activities. Miss Glascock will always be remembered as that perfect combination of teacher, friend, and advisor. Every best wish from every member of our class. THE CLASS OP 1950. Page Three dministration xf !ln., A. C. Dciuqherly, Princlpcxl BOAIKD: MI, Nluskwyxf, Mr. Wifimcm QXXHOITIUYF, Mr. Ncxmilton, Mr. Shoots, MI. Dumxpwholty, MI. Whilo, Mr. Km Mrs. Arms, Mrs. Kobhtz, Miss Vcm Pell. Page I-'our Faculty ' A. C. DAUGHERTY Principal IEAN BEST Homemakinq EDNA CHRISTIAN Enqlish, Latin GLADYS FRAZIER Homemakinq CHARLES FAULKNER Assistant Principal ROBERT BEST Industrial Arts FLORENCE DAUGHERTY Librarian LOTTIE GASCHO Business Education M. C. BAKER Coach Industrial Arts VIRGIL BOLERIACK Social Studies MARIE DUEZ French, Science LUCY GLASCOCK Mathematics LEO BARKER Guidance DON BRUBAKER Physical Education ERVIN DYROFF Social Studies SARAH HOWARD Social Studies Pagli F1176 Page Sia' 17 acult WALLACE IONES Social Studies FRANK LORTON Science CHARLES PAINTER English VERA TURNER Physical Education E. L. KIMBALL Instrumental Music WILLIS T. MAAS Science LEROY SACHS Mathematics LOIS WALWORTH English VALERIE KUNZE Vocal Music DAVE MALINSKY Physical Education ARDATH SHORT English GALE WESLEY Industrial Arts IOY LEVIN Physical Education LEONA MUNZEMAIER Commerce RUTH STOCKARD Science GEORGE WOLKE Commerce Maintenance Persnnnel Custod S B s Dr ers C i t St if Class uf l95lfI Left to right: Secretary, George Goatey, President, Lionel Ruhman, Sponsor, Miss Glascockg Vice-President, Pat Shevlin. Senior Class History All good things must come to an end, but memories are thoughts we can treasure all our life. lt seems such a short time since our class entered high school. And now we've become alumni. Do you recall our first all-school St. Patrtclds Day Party? Fun, wasn't it? During our Sophomore year we were determined to make a name for our class, and we succeeded by presenting Bob Lint's Rhythm Escorts at our Valentine Party which had a Leap Year Hop theme. Finally we were Iuniors, and we really came into our own with such memorable events as the play, At Date With ludy., the Football Dance, and the Hawaiian Prom. Quite a year! And this past year we have continued to show our ability to provide entertainment and service for the school. Our play, A Little Honey, and our midnight show topped off our four years at D. C. H. S. We were very fortunate to have Miss Glascoclc as a wonderful sponsor. Her untiring efforts to see us through all the way are gratefully appreciated. May 3l, l95U, was the big dayewe received our diplomas, and ended four of the happiest years of our lives. ye ,Vim SHIRLEY ANDREWS Glee Club, l, 2, 3 Elementary Stunt Club F.l-I.A. I Iunior Honor Society 2 Dramatics Club l Radio Club 3 Mixed Choir 3 Opera 1, 2, 3 Iunior Class Play 3 RODNEY ATKINSON Track l, 2, 3, 4 Stunt Club I. 2 Photography Club I Intramural 1, Z, 4 FLORENCE BREUER Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Opera l, 2 Annual 4 Iunior Band 1 Senior Band 2, 3 Prom Attendant 3 Assistant Editor of Annual 4 MICKEY BARNETT Science Club l Readers' Club 2 Iunior Class Committee 3 Printing Club 4 Intramural l, 2, 3, 4 MARCELLA MARLENE BEISNER G.A.A. l, 2 Readers' Club 2, 3 F.l-I.A. l, 2, 3 Girls' Glee Club Z Iunior Plan Committee Iunior Play 3 Prom Committee 3 Opera 2 Football Dance Committee 3 KARL BEARE Football 1, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 4 Page Ten DALE ADKINS Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Printing Club 4 Opera 3, 4 Intramural 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club l IOAN BRUCE F.I-LA. 1 G.A.A. 2, 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Iunior Band 2 Senior Band 2, 3 Echo 4 Dramatics Club Play 3 4 WAYNE ALVEY Iunior Plan Committee Football 4 Football Activity 4 Iunior Play 3 Baseball 4 Intramural 3, 4 ELAINE IOYCE BOND G.A.A. 4 Dramatics Club I Leaders' Club l Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 2 Mixed Choir Z, 3 Iunior Committee 3 Iunior Play 3 Opera 2, 3 TOM BAGSBY Readers' Club 2, 3, 4 Printing Club 4 BETTY LOU BOI-IA NON G.A.A. l, Z Girls' Glee Club I Typing 3, 4 Opera I IEANNE CAMPBELL Echo Staii 1, 2, 3 Iunior Honor Society 2, Senior Honor Society 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Choir 1, 2 Opera 2 Student Council 1 Treasurer of Freshman Cl Leaders' Club 3, 4 Dramatics Club 1 BILL CARAWAY Student Council, 1, 2, 3 Radio Club 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Boys' Club 1 Iunior Honor Society 2, Intramural 2, 3 3,4 4 GSS 3,4 National Honor Society 4 ALICE IULIA CROUCH Mixed Chorus 1 Girls' Glee Club 1 Senior Band 2, 3, 4 Library Assistance 2, 3, 4 Opera 1 Mixed Choir l DORCE RAY CARTER Readers' Club 2 Echo Staff 3 Work Experience 4 PATSY DONAHUE Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 President of Dramatics C lub Senior Honor Society 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2 Annual Staff 4 Secretary oi Class 2, 3 Iunior Committee 3 Dramatics Club Play 2, 3 Iunior Class Play 2, 3 Girls' Glee Club 4 National Thespian Society 2 3,4 GENE DARNELL Football 1, Z, 3, 4 Junior Plan Committee 3 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2 Intramural 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Blass of 1950 CHARLES BROOKS , Iunior Band 1 Senior Band 2, 3, 4 1 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 2, 3, 4 DOROTHY C1-IARTRAND Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Choir 1, 2, 3 Iunior Honor Society 3 Opera 1, 2, 4 IAMES CAREY , otolgraphy Club 1, 2 K! B sketball 2. 3, 4 l Iu ' 'Pygm Committee 3 ' all Activity 3, 4 ji ly Club 4 ff ra ural 1, 2 If p9Id x t nnufLfSla Iunior Band 1 Boys' Gle C1 1, 2 Science X 1, 2 Baseba 4 ' ra 1 Mixed Chorus 1 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Dramatics Club Play 3 ROBERT CLARKSON Work Experience 3 Readers' Club 1 Mixed Chorus 4 Printing Club 4 SHIRLEY IEAN DONNER G.A.A. 1, 4 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4 Iunior Planning Committee 3 Football Queen 3 ' Opera 1, 2, 3 Y Page Eleven MARY LOU DRENNAN Elementary Stunt Club 2, 3 Advance Stunt Club Executive Council 3, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Snow Queen Attenda F.H.A. President 4 4 4 nt3 WILLIAM EUGENE EARNHART Elementary Stunt Club I Class uf 1950 BILLY RAY EDWARDS Work Program 3, 4 VIRGINIA ENTEMAN Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Iunior Band I Senior Band 2, 3, 4 Iunior Plan Committee 3 Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Fresh. and Soph. Football 2 Track I, 2, 3,4 National Honor Society 4 National Honor Societ Iunior Committee 3 Girls' Glee Club 2 Radio Club Z Echo Staff I, 2, 3 Readers' Club I, 2, 3 F.H.A. 1, Z, 3 y3,4 SHIRLEY EVERSMEYER F.H.A. I, 2, 3 G.A.A. I Radio Club I LEO G. FORTMAN Stunt Club l Photography Club I Advanced Stunt Club Football 2 HELEN M. FISCHER G.A.A. I, 2, 3 Girls' Glee Club l Iunior Plan Committe Prom Attendant 3 Opera 2 DAVID FREDERICK Science Club I, 2 2 e3 Elementary Stunt Club I, 2 Stage Crew l, Z, 3 Printing Club 4 Readers' Club I, 2 Intramural l, 2, 3, 4 Page Twelve -1 DONALD ECKERT Science Club I Readers' Club 3 Stunt Club 2 Echo 3, 4 Annual 4 Intramural l, 2, 3, 4 OPAL FRANCIS Girls' Mechanics 2 Printing Club 4 Readers' Club 2, 3 ROBERT FOX Boys' Glee Club I, 2 Mixed Chorus I, 2 Mixed Choir 2 Printing Club 4 ' DEHLIA FORNESS G.A,A. I Pollyanna l Echo 3 , Readers' Club 2, 3 Executive Club 2, 4 Y Mixed Chorus 2 , Glee Club 2 F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Historian F.H.A. 3, 4 Decoration Chairman 2 Section 4 Treasurer 3 Iunior Planning Committee 3 PATTIE GREEN Glee Club 2 F.H.A. 2 Student Council l Mixed Chorus l G.A.A. l Typing 2 Library 2 Opera 3 HERBERT GREGORY Science Club l Stage Crew 3 Student Council 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Club 4 Iunior Honor Society l, 2 Basketball 2, 3 IOYCE GRUEN Girls' Glee Club Dramatics l, 3, 4 s Dramatics Play 3 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. President 4 Student Council 3 Annual Staff 4 Prom Attendant 3 Opera 1, 2 National Thespian Society LLOYD HANGER Iunior Band 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 2 Student Council l, 4 Opera l, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3 Mixed Choir 3, 4 DORIS M. HICKS Elementary Stunt Club 2 Advance Stunt Club 4 G.A.A. l, 2, 3 Leaders' Club 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3 F.H.A. 1, 2 Opera 3 LAVERN I-IOOCK Readers' Club 2, 3 Printing Club 4 Iunior Plan Committee 3 Intramural l, 2, 4 Class nf l95U GEORGE L. GOATEY President of Sophomore Class Student Council President ot Iunior Class President of Student Council Secretary ot Senior Class Treasurer of Senior Class Football l, 2 Printing Club 4 Work Experience 4 Iunior Plan Committee 3 PATSY GREEN Glee Club I F.H.A. l, 2, 3 Executive Council 2, 3 F.I-I.A. Vice-President F.H.A. Treasurer 3 Iunior Plan Committee 3 Iunior Class Play 3 G.A.A. 3 Prom Committee 3 Football Dance Committee 3 Opera 1 DONALD HAINES Science Club l Stage Crew 3 Printing Club 4 Basketball Manager 3 Baseball 3, 4 Iunior Honor Society Intramural Sports l, 2, 4 ADA IEANNETTE HARRIS Girls' Mechanics 1 Dramatics l G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4 Iunior Planning Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 MYREL IAMES HEATHERLY Football l, 2, 4 Band 2, 3 Basketball 2 DOROTHY KAUFMANN Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4 Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4 F.l'l.A. l, 2 G.A.A. l Page TM1'teen NORMAN D. HONEY Basketball 1, 2 Radio Club 2, 3 Printing Club 4 Stage Crew 1 Work Program IOAN LADYMAN Girls' Glee Club I, 2 Mixed Choir 2, 3 F.H.A. l, 2 Opera l, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Printing Club 4 Readers' Club 4 CHARLES A. IACKSON Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3 Ensemble 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 1 Science Club 1 Opera 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 4 Square Dancing 4 Iunior Play 3 Intramural 1 DOLORES MILLER G.A.A. l, 2 Band 2, 3, 4 Junior Band 1 Dramatics I Choir l 4 2,3 Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4 DANIEL ROBERT KA RN Transfer from Melvin Com- munity High School Student Council 4 Square Dancing 4 MARTHA D. OEXNER F.H.A. I Girls' Mechanic 2 Iunior Plan Committee 3 Printing Club 4 Page Fou.1-teen IANE LEE KRACK G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Iunior Plan Committee 3 Choir 1, 2 Girls' Mechanics l, 2 Work Experience 4 F.H.A. 1, 2 Leaders' Club 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Opera 2 ROBERT HORN Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Elementary Stunt DARLINE MILLER G.A.A. l, 2 F.H.A. l, 2 Club l F.H.A. Treasurer 2 Iunior Band 2 Senior Band 2, 3, Glee Club 2 Opera 2 TOM IOHNSON 4 Stunt Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Iunior Plan Committee 3 Printing Club 4 Football l, 2, 3 Track 1, 2 Intramural l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l ADELINE NEEMAN Band I, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1 G.A.A. 2, 3 Prom Attendant 3 Iunior Plan Committee 3 Iunior Honor Society 2, 3 4 Student Council Secretary Iunior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Band Officer 2, 3 Business Manager MICHAEL L. KOCH of Annual 4 Boys' Glee Club l Mixed Chorus l, 2 Opera 1 Iunior Honor Society 2, Square Dancing 4 3 4 LAVON BECK Boys' Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus Z, 4 Choir 2,4 SHIRLEY ANN HARVEY Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3 Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2 Mixed Choir l, 2, 3 Opera 1, 2, 4 G.A.A. 3 Leaders' Club 3, 4 PromCommittee 3 Annual Staff 4 RA vs PRE 4 CK' I ' fl al' 1 1 1 v til' Committee W k 'I 1, 2 ' ' l b 0 CP , , 4 MQ' X Prin lntr Hra BETTY IEAN RIPPLINGER Homemaking Activity l, 2 Echo Staff 3, 4 Iunior Plan Committee 3 Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4 National Senior Honor Society 3, 4 l ACK LATIMER Advance Stunt Club l, 2, 3 Printing Club 4 DOROTHY IEANNE PUGH Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Orchestra l Leaders' Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 4 Iunior Plan Committee 3 Opera 1, 2 Prom Committee 3 Class uf 1950 l MIRIAM FLEER Girls' Mechanics 1 G.A.A. 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Iunior Play 3 Annual Stat! 4 Radio Club 4 TEDDY ESCHMAN N Square Dancing 4 Work Experience 3 ROSEMARY ANN REICHERT Homemaking l, 2 Echo Staff 3, 4 Junior Committee 3 ,lunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ROY DALE KURTZ Stunt Club 1 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Iunior Band l, 2 Band 3, 4 Dance Band 3, 4 Senior Honor Society 3, 4 PHYLLIS JUNE SMITH Girls' Home Mechanics l, 2 F.H.A. l Mixed Chorus 2 Glee Club 3 Readers' Club 4 Printing Club 4 CHARLES C. LYNCH, IR. Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, Z. 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 ,, Page Fifteen ROBERT W. PULCHER National lunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Iunior Committee 3 Track 2 Stundent Council 3 IOHANN UPCHURCH Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 Dramaiics 2, 3, 4 Prom Attendant 3 14' Mixed choir 3.6.47 Dramaiics Pllgxyi 2, Q I If I t lunior Play , ' Opera l,' 2, 3,74 , Cheerleader 4 CHARLES WHITE Readers' Club 2, 3 Printing Club 4 RONALD PATRICK Stage Crew I Work Program 3, 4 LIONEL RUHMAN Elementary Stunt Club Advance Stunt Club Z Stage Crew 3 Iunior Plan Committee Varsity Club 4 Intramural I, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2 Treasurer oi Class 3 President of Class 4 Annual Staff 4 'r ,fr l 3 ROBERT RIECHERT Science Club I Stage Crew 3, 4 Iunior Plan Committee 3 Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Printing Club 4 Puyz' Sixteen Class of 1950 Girls an Gir Officers 3, 4 ' al espian Societ t ni y3,4 - ' ouncil Olticer 4 1 ndant 3 W A IEANETT PCH ' H I ' 1 II 1' I ll 9 in 3, 4 Dr c1 z,3,4 Dr C 0 ' WM: I C'l 2, 3,4 s ' Pr Ch l a r 3 4 An al Saff 4 Dramatic Club Play 3 RICHARD PARKER Science Club 3 Intramural Sports I Z Football Manager Track Manager 3 Library Helper 2, 3 Student Council 4 Q CHARLOTTE WHITE G.A.A. I, 2. 3 F.H.A. I, 2 lunior Plan Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 TOMMY PU ER 'X Library Sc' nc lu I r I, , 3, 4 r H Society 2, 3, 4 tx ge C 3 WM, DONALD RICHARDSON Orchestra 3 Senior Band 3, 4 lunior Class Play Dramaiics Club 4 KENNETH STROUPE Science Club I Boys' Glee Club I Mixed Chorus I Radio Club Z Stage Crew 3, 4 Dramatics 4 Secretary-Treasurer of Cl Vice-President oi Class 3 Iunior Play Iunior Play Committee 3 Basketball 2, 3 lunior Town Meeting 3 Senior Honor Society 3, ass 4 LELAND C. LOHMANN Elementary Stunt Club 1, Z Photographer Club l, 2 Library l, 3 Printing Club 4 Square Dancing 4 Science Club l lntramural 1, 2, 3 GERALDINE SCHLEMMER G.A.A. 1 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 DONALD LEHR Library Assistant l, 2, 3 Science Club Junior Committee 3 GENEVIEVE SUTTER G.A.A. 2, 3. 4 Iunior Committee 3 Printing Club 4 ERNEST DONALD MATLOCK Readers' Club 1 Stage Crew 3 Iunior Play 3 Work Experience 3, 4 lunior Committee 3 Basketball 2 LIA ZWEIG G.A.A. l Radio Club l, 4 Readers' Club 4 Student Council 3 Mixed Chorus l PANSY ELLEN SCI-IENKS F.H.A. 1 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2 Mixed Choir l, 2 Iunior Planning Commi Mixed Chorus l, 2 Opera 2 Radio Club 4 Dramatics Club 4 lunior Play 3 lERRY E. LYNCH Science Club l Iunior Planning Comm Student Council 3, 4 lunior Band 1 Boys' Glee Club 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Mixed Choir 2, 3 Printing Club 4 Photography Club 2 Library Assistant 2 LUCILLE SCI-ILEMMER Dance Band 4 Orchestra 4 Senior Band l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Mechanics l, Z G.A.A. l, 2, 3 Iunior Band 1 Library Assistant l, 2 Iunior Committee 3 IACK MONDY Boys' Glee Club 1, 2 Boys' Ensemble 1, 2 Mixed Choir 1, 2 Boys' Quartet l, 2 Work Experience 3 Opera l President of Freshman BETTY I EAN TRAITEUR Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3 Mixed Choir 2, 3 G.A.A. l, 4 Square Dance Club 4 Opera 2 ALLEN MASTERS Printing Club l Pflyf? Se ttee 3 ittee 3 Class I'f 7lfH6'7l EARL SACKETT Senior Band l, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 2 Orchestra Z ,Work Program 3, 4 EDMUND SCI-INITTGER Boys' Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus I Basketball l, Z, 3, 4 Basketball Activity 3, 4 Football 4 Football Activity 4 Varsity Club 3 Stunt Club l, 2 WILLIAM K. SMITH lunlor Band I Science Club 1 WILLIAM STANKA CARL STEARNS Band I, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band I, 2, 3 Orchestra 2, 3 Printing Club 4 BILL WALL Readers' Club 2 Printing Club 4 Page Eighteen I-IOMER SCHATTE Photography Club I Radio Club Z Echo Staff 3 Printing Club 4 Intramural 2, 3 G. PATRICK SI-IEVLIN Vice-Pres. of Senior Class 4 lunior Honor Society I 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Square Dancing 4 Annual Editor 4 WILLARD STAI-IL Photography Club I Readers' Club 3 Varsity Club 4 Football I, 2, 3, 4 EUGENE STRATMANN Photography Club I Readers' Club 2 Library 3 Intramural Sports 3 OSCAR TROST Stunt Club I, 2, 3, 4 Photography Club I Track 3 Intramural Z, 4 FLOYD C. WALLACE Band I, 2 Dance Band 1, 2 Mixed Chorus Boys' Glee Club Ensemble Football l, Z, 4 Athletic Club 4 Class of 195U QFor identification, see puqe 80.2 I'f1gf' ,Y'i7l6ff 6?l Elass of NSU -w.. X gr' r f X' lrlyu' 'l'lra'nfjf rFfv' mf1n':firm1f'r1, sm: pnzzr RUF 111 111111 GIIWII 11 C111 11GlWY 1111 Blass nf 19511 Nil' A Rv... ,ww ,J 111115 IS 111 1 1 I6 R111 P41111 1 lflflll Junior Class Histor l.i-tt to iight: Mi. llyrott, Spansorg terry Stewart, Vine-President: Mary Ellen ltivlieit, Seuietaiyy Bn Crowder, President. ll you happened to be here three years aqo, you would have seen a bunch ot qreenies peeking around the corners ot D. C. H. S. They were, believe it or not, what is now the lunior Class. Mr. Holtlund served as class sponsor tor the tirst two years, arranging pencil sales and planning two memorable school parties. Replacing Mr. l-lofilund as sponsor this year is Mr. Dyrotf. The luniors have given inuch in time and service to the school through their maintaining in l95O a popcorn machine was additional source ot money tor concession booths at athletic events. Early purchased, and the luniors have had this tinancinq the Prom and the Annual. A briet review ot the year's activities the play, Brother Gooseuy the Football Dancey the Prom shows how versatile Mr. Dyrott and his class have been. Iwgf U1 U1 CU Pl! P-I Z -r--4 Page' T1rv'11fy-ffmr Bcxqqett, Bradley Y, Glsche Lc1Crc1x Dyrcfi, Mcilrocd. W Circ C FLD Se crch, Hagen, nb yhew, Merle to riqhtl: Grllurecth, MCI it W lle TC Top Boker, Grcrvot, UGG Br Drennurx, nes, Hilvomli, lc r, Killian, Fertne er1Clce, ell, G risw C S. ufllle, Blevirr s B Douglas, l-loock, Hoplcm llord lchamrusohn, Bu Eugen. Bennett ld, ie rf Mudd, Crrpps, BG rdS, G Edw Kolb, WH, YO B itz, Fu l.1lvo. qsby, Cross Bc CV! C Frrsl r Howe Long SCH, chan, Drcker GU MCC1 wx Murphy, Brewer IO Tlurd Bene Adams, DeBrcz, M Chcrels Q Hel Behcnrrcn, Keirh Mrllcxtfr Breclce Fzwier, Becrdles Bend, sey, Co Mcrrrs, rtlme Hu Grd, , Burley, ds Eeurl tl, F19 Andis lsenhcur GTS Chrld QVQY FR lass UI' i Suuqet, T, uchie Gyland, W , Thompson, VV ff YC DY M Second row: 'Ne1l, Wccds, Phllhps O GF Sfew Vfestcn, fleit tc mqhtl: cp rzw Vfecitherfard, VVGH-Cer, ICQ, Pr , Trix, US ddzck, Give Re S ewan, Schmim, Ramey, Plew, Reynolds, Range, rd, Tslbx Sfecxms U Sewe GY 'heail :N Dell. ,O U31 ken 'N 1 Q .Ci U. 3 0. Ti ua LD fli m U E xv Ji gd 'ui Il U1 an M KL S. M F? .02 U, rc MI' Q U 17. 5 U f- an s.. I1-4 Qi: E xi E N ui L1 JI. CL .Q ,fi bw U L- 4 fi Qr U c U :fa rn no LD O i-4 U2 Z: .. T1 ,Lf t . T13 O. 'cu cn U G7 ,Il rx L11 H4 H. I: E U2 af GJ Al I7 Q3 cr: ci N .il Cll rr: . I KU .11 E11 :sl , I Ll' JA A 4 CI U O. if Ti H O T5 Q3 N C U L, Al rl UD ui b J Il. U' LG -, r N S: QD 'U I5- F If 3 lff L.. kD 5: :Q Q 1 U ,,l LD GW ,xl IT, Page Turcnty-filvf Sophomore Class Histor CLeft to right: Mr. Wolke, Sponsor, Ernest Kohleriberger, Vice-President, Floyd Nichols, President, Della Kemper, Secretory. Been here two yectrs! Oh, you think you are doing pretty good. Well, We think so too! Your first party, St. Pc1t's, was swell cmd this yeor's Valen- tine pczrty Wcxs even better. You did cz good iob selling those pencils both yecxrs, too. So keep up the good work. We're looking forward to even bigger cmd better things from you cts next yec1r's Junior Class. Page Twenty-sim U1 U1 CU Ill GJ F-4 E E E Cam- , Bufford, ook ay, C GW Byrd, Carr Beale, Anais, IOVVI d Th.r P. lerorne, B, lerorne Hulsizer, row Lleit to righll: lunior, Top Braden, Gurnmer- r rand, Agnew, Cha Crawford, Drury den. Hayes Hanger, T, Hanqe He House, lackson, YOYU9, M. le H1611 91 , G. Gurninersn sneimer over, Hoffstefter. Ha Harnblin, Z, Boa Frick, qhoefer , Ber rl nha Ear Green, Guess W1 IC cond Se Crone, Galley, Goforth, Beare, en, W. IG w: Cliorney, G TO Fi th Lapshon. Goley, Baldwin, Y, Cliaude S, YD Bu oc ke ussen, C Cla on, Portman, Brown, Cliit Dawnina, Camobell, Broolcbank, Fox, Euqe. SOD, Hare, lohn Holley, ward, Hopewell Ho row: Henry, First Holmes, Hankarnrner, Ager. onklin, Bruce, Dol- naer, Gray, C Erl row Cock, Bullard, Fourth Gould. spie, illi Frederick, G Fox, ET id I9 WSG T6 nd , A k TA R. 5 1 N! 'S 3 N ec Q 14 'u c 3 U1 U1 CU lil GJ F-4 E E E 14' Tll'f'llljl-f'iU Blanc, La Steele, 91' Fiipplinq FSOH, La rd.rosian, Ma hem, Pia 63. drom OO ivan, VVatson, W ll Su Pulcher, lefi to rightl: TOW Top ard, M ler YH W erry, Salters, Pearson. Levin, Shaffer Ckett, Sa U, SO mp Tho Kohlenberqer, ell, D n, O' Wilso Wolke. F, rnpf, M Ke qer, GH Str ichols, clN CRUT Le Z, Swart Kannewurf Mueller, Reichert, Kaufimann, YOWI Second oods W Mi ler Olson, Hueizel, Miller, Miiskoif, Heed, 'W inlcel, Q 1 , Malle I, le Nib Jallace. T, lv' Clit raft, P C I Z Swa Pourxh row: Olson, cDaniel. on, Ross, Monroe, Sanders, M Sif' JYTZ. ney, K OO M Y. IHIT16 Zi Thompson, Land, Puqh, Ross. Chard, ride, O'Dell, Ri :E M riqht, Wall, W Sullivan, Penny Kem ck, McGee, Kra WI First ro , Wheat! Kemier LUN, Z lxamson, Sfratman il elf, WV cl row: Vanp hir Reqh. Taylor, S, IU Sa ith. Sm dyman, La F, Spea Jlass, lips, ll Phi r, Silsby, Tindle Pipe Thcmsscn, Keifh, fufaqouirlc Slatwaier ley, Freshman Class Histor Luft to riqht: Bernard Green, Vice-Presidentq Miss TVitiYi7C?IiIIiCliGI', Betsy Huiiman, President, Sa'a?i iam' iauksori, Secretary. Cn September 3rd this class entered a new phase of its education hiah school. Rushing from one class and trying to find the next one isn't an easy job, but the freshmen soon proved to the other classes that they were on the beam. The class officers were: Betsy Ruhman, President Bernard Green, Vicef Presidentg and Sarah lane iackson, SecretaryfTreasurer. Miss Munzenmaier was the sponsor. The class party took place on March ii. The decorations and theme of the party carried out the traditions of St. Patricks Day. The funds used for the decorations and refreshments were raised by seiiinq pencils. gli' 'l'lt'1'llfjl-ll lass H IES x C S 2 --1. Q Kayes, lian, Childers, Bailey, Kil Grail, B, man, McCrackin, OUY- G l, Carnpbel 1' a't1me v A. ker, ,Ba rt hilt Albe- lefi to riq W TO Top Kock, Holcomb. ay, Greenhill, OYIGW C C, Hoer, Lib QT, Bow les, lewel, M Morris, el, llfclffani Loyd, Green, Barnelt, is, ylff le Hayes, lil, Milla Edwards, ederick, Grid-er, Brown, Fr Hary, hild- C l, rey, Malle Metz, Krack, Atkinson, G QS Second row: Hain Benvenue, Cook, Hastinq, S II' Ha CIZ Fr Hood, 1' Gishe sey, MacCalley, Entemen nd Li SFS London ill, eney, H Ke GTI, Kli arlen, Euqea, Bryan, latkson, lvl Frederick, Maqourik. ODPIS, SUD Gr sters, D. Ma W hro Fourt TJ au GJ lllert Ganines, erely, BY FYI, Ka Frederick, bbs, Hopewell, Hu R. QI, rid erick, B. G ed Fr Boland ana, Bufford, Maser Kelso, lacob, Lawson, Hall, nimond, Hoffsteter, Gandie, TU First row: D nd, Beck, Gumniersheimer, Andrews. Bo l, ook, Bel Grass, D Hedderhorse, Chaney, O. Chaney, Belleville, l . McClenahan, adshaw, Hancock, Bohannon, Flemster, Bushman, Brad! Inna, Br UCS, Er Iohnson, S, dam A Deprell, Chakcwski, rk, Cla W IO Third radley. y, C.B le Baie Miller iwisch, rd Bc ins, Dickson, Biv qecock, ed binett, H Bo cn cn CU 1 El IES Schenks, Maselanq, Raines, Weller, Nichols, Reed, !'O'NZ Second Nau- lbott, To Hilbrant, t, Sanders, Rainbol hilz left to riq IOW Top Piper, Tunqate, Schwcebel, ja G Zi Pugh, hman, Ru Reinhold, ade, W llinq, i Sch 91 Park mpson, eler, Tho he Wagner, W IUGI1 CI191' Um Munze SS dqe, M tle Ru Sudberry, aer, Remelius, Stuckey, Phillips. Sa mmers, Steele, Su Robinson, Ramelot, Vogt, Vecera, WI TO irst F Pate, nge, Ra , Smith, Smith, ds Thielemaiin, Richar rd row Th rds, Schisler ers, Peterson, Rcwden, Riedel, Edwa nd e- Sa ak Patrick, W ce, Vtfalcefield, Peli. Ri Williams, Van ke-rs, ic N V -2' Q - 5 2' S Q 'Q Q - - 1 th, Sm heatly, Thompson, W ld, tie Aciiviiim Q? n X Pgm Senior Honor Society Iunior Honor Society Iunior Honor Society Page' Thirly-!l1rf'P Activities Student Council Echo Staff Annual Staff Ctivities Drcrmcxtics Club National Thespiom Society, Troupe 879 Stage Crew Puyr' Thirtyfjizw ctivities luac Thnly au Iunior Band Senior Bcmd Dcmce Band ctivities Orchestra Ensemble Girls' Chorus 174 Phu tu Ctivities 17111111111 Advanced Stunt Club Square Dancing Intramural Sports ciivities Printing Club Photoqrciphy Club Girls' Home Mechanics 1' Th irly-N inf Pun Ifortzf ctivities .QUT Readerd Club FIiA POHYUUG ctivilies Freshman-Sophomore Footboll Rodio Club Science Club 111171 Iorfu one ctivitias Leaders' Club GAA. G.A.A. Ctivities Work Program Guidance Typing lam I nrru fhn ntivities -V v Y-N.. ,. , fmfu foul Busses Iuuior Committee Library 4 I .nnnuua-..' ' ' ...4 SCHOOL UR 1 I 'A 5 5 -L S I 4 O Euaching Staff Cur Coaches Cleft to riqhttt Don Brubaker, Mervin Baker, Dave Mahrtsky. Autographs Have your favorite player or coach give you his autograph. Page l 1n'Iy-xr?1:f'11 larsit ljuntball Team The 1949 Football season, while not what most Tiqer fans hoped lor, nevertheless showed marked improvement over the l948 results. The team, when playinq as a unit, did not tail to win a qame, but due to sliqht injuries to such valuable players as LaCroix, Weller, Ruhman, and Schnitt- qer, the team frequently was overloaded with less experienced players. Boys qraduatinq this year include: Cornwell, Lynch, Beare, Heatherly, Schnittqer, Alvey, Stahl, Wallace, and Ruhman. Players returninq to the Dupo Gridiron next tall promise a powerful line and a hard running baclctield. Probable linernen are: Rainey, Portman, Laird, I If l'n1'1y-riylhl Downing, Snyder, Mudd, Crisswell, Range, Crow- der, and Leonard. Probable backtieldmen are: Weller, LaCroix, Tolbird, Crone, Gericke, Thompson, 0'Dell, and Nichols. SCCRES Dupo U Central O Dupo 7 Hillsboro 26 Dupo G Gillespie 42 Dupo O St. Mary's 7 Dupo 34 Cathedral 7 Dupo O De Andreis 15 Dupo 26 Crystal City 13 Dupo 26 Western Military 7 Dupo O Lamphier 26 Varsit Basketball With a record of twenty-two wins out of twenty-three starts, the Tigers had their most successful season in many years. Instead of relying on star play- ers, this year's fast-moving squad was well balanced in shooting, ball han' dling, rebounding, and fast breaking. Dupo's tight defense held the opposition to a thirty-five-point average per game, the Tigers own average per game being fifty-five. The Tigers' field goal average was .367 and their free throw average .578. Players graduating are Lynch, Pennock, and Carey. Returning next year will be Gericke, Wittenbrink, Rainey, Vickers, Reynolds, Weller, and LaCroix of the varsity. Probable Sophomores who will move to the varsity are Han- kamer, Camden, Holmes, Goforth and Kohlenberger. The season's scores are listed below: f Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo 'Dupo VVood River Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo ir it 0 1 w w if an r an f n- 52 O'Fallon 53 Waterloo 63 Belleville Cathedral 48 Mascoutah 33 East St. Louis 68 New Athens 59 Dupo 59 Lebanon 66 New Baden 50 Freeburg 60 Nashville 36 O'Fallon 55 Waterloo 55 Livingston 47 New Athens 58 Mascoutah 79 Lebanon 42 New Baden 55 Freeburg 43 Central Catholic 'Denotes Conference Games. Page Forty-ni1ze Junior Varsit Basketball Page' I-'iffy The record of the lunior Varsity Basketball squad compares favorably with that of the varsity. The nightly workouts ot Coach Brubakers young Cagers paid off with a scheduled game record ot nineteen wins and one loss Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo Dupo The Scores O'l:'allon Waterloo Belleville Cathedral Mascoutah East St. Louis New Athens Lebanon New Baden Freebrug Nashville C'Fallon Waterloo Livingston New Athens Mascoutah Lebanon New Baden Freebrug Central Catholic lnvitatinnal Basketball Tnnrnainant The 1950 invitational Tournament ended with top honors going to Dupo, Beaumont taking second place, Anna-Ionesboro third, and Freeburg iourth. Other participants were Granite City, Wood River, Alton, and Chester. Dupo's l2 to 8 victory over Beaumont of St. Louis was a notable example of skilled ball handling and line teamwork. Though the Tigers' strategy was criticized by many, the manner in which Dupo's boys controlled the ball contused Beaumont and prevented their star center, Koch, from making his usual averf age of 22 points per game. The victorious Tigers and their coaches were honored with an all-school assembly and pep rally at which time the trophy was presented. P11111 lifty our 1.1, ,M49 Baseball Top row lleft to rightl: Hanks, Carey, Gericke, Harres, Wyatt. Second row: LaCroix, lehling, Dooley, Hopewell, Markham, Tolhird, Ross. Bottom row: Coach Baker, Lawsin, Haines, Hankammer, Camden, Weller. With a record of eighteen victories and three defeats, the Tigers de- veloped greater interest and a larger following than in recent years. The high spot of the season was when Polio Harres pitched a no-hit game against Madison. Though the 1950 team will lack such men as lehling, Gericke, Dooley, Harres, Hanks, and Wyatt, all of whom graduated, LaCroix, Carey, Tolhird, Weller, Camden, Hankammer, Markham, Haines, Lawson, and Hopewell re- turn to the local diamond this spring. Page Fifty-three lEl1lEEl Track T Top row tleft to riqhtl: O'Dell, Earnhart, Hopkins, Schoewbel, Downing, Casey, Goforth. Second row: Kieth, Long, Trost, Smith, Lane, Lynch, Horn, Hoftsteter. Bottom row: Brewer, Atkinson, Hall, Talhelrn, Wiles, Burns, Markham, Watson, Stein. Last year's track team proved highly capable as it raced off with many honors. The Thinclacls beat a ranqey Central Catholic squad by a close mar- gin ot 57-53. The Tracksters then met a very stubborn track team from Lebanon High School who spoiled their hopes tor first place. This meet was the most important as it was for the conference championship, but a setback by the Greyhounds, 60-53, put Dupo in second place. The Thinclads scored points in every major meet and racked up the highest total of points since l939. lndiviclual scoring honors Went to Bill Rabbit Wiles. Page Fifty-four 1949 Junior-Senior Prom QUEL GOI W D H349 Junior-Senior Prom are 30-ff-?3,'6'2' .1 ,I ' The Prom On the busses, in the corridors, at assemblies, at every teenage gab session the major item of conversation was the Prom. After all of this excitement and anticipation May l4, 1949, and Prom night was finally here! The danceable rhythms ot Wes Broz were the pertect complement for the swaying palm trees against a distant view of a silvery Pacific beach bathed in moonlight. Toward midnight the Grand March began. Aiter the march the lights were dimmed and the Queen and the members of her court were spotlighted as they ascended the throne. Betty Kern, the retiring queen, was escorted by Carl Winkler then came the members ot the court and their escorts, loyce Gruen and Dale Adkinsg Florence Breuer and Don Iehlingg lohann Upchurch and Kenneth Stroupey Helen Fischer and lirnmie leromep Adeline Nee- vnan and Al Ferry. The Maid ot Honor, Ieanette Upchurch, was escorted by Delwin Gericke. Flower Girl, loyce Wicker, and Crown-Bearer, Bruce Gill, preceded Her Majesty, Gloria Ward, and her escort, lack Carleton. Gloria was crowned queen by Betty Kern, the retiring queen. Page Fifty-seven Football-Homecoming Dance Queen Iecmette Upchurch cmd Delwin Gericke Homecoming-Football Dance Homecoming Dance, 1949-1959 Traditionally a school favorite, the 1949 Homecoming Football Dance lived up to all expectations. The Queen, her attendants, and their escorts carrie to reign over the ball. At the coronation ceremony the retiring Queen, Shirley Donner, gave up her crown to the 1949 Queen, leanette Upchurch. leanette Upchurch's escort was Delwin Gericke and Shirley Donner's escort was Benny Snyder. The Queen's attendants and their escorts were: Carol Mahood and Kenneth Weller, Iohann Upchurch and Lester Lacroix, leanne Pugh and Chuck Lynch, loanne Pugh and Roy Thompson. The football theme was carried out in simple but carefully chosen decorations. Bo Crowder acted as Master ot Ceremonies. l'fl yr' l ifIy-nim F l-l A Winter Carnival On Saturday, Dec. lU, the Ellen li. Richards and Isabel Bevier Chapters ot Future liomernakers of Amer- ica sponsored their annual all-school Christmas party and dance. Since our theme tor the year is Going Places with FHA, the party carried out this idea. The night ot the party everything was novel and surprising. Copies ot a real ticket, Dupo to New Orleans and re turn, were sold by the ticket agent and we boarded the train for a one-night allrexpense tour on the Mo. Pac. strearnliner Sunshine Special. Our imagination had been drawn upon, we had erected the observation platform of the train as the entrance to the gym, The conductor, brass buttons, cap and all, took our tick- ets and We quickly lett the icicles and snow ot illinois for the Warm clirnate oi New Orleans, One end ot the gym had become a garden with white trellis and lence lwined with red roses. A painted scene oi Southern moon and a river shrouded in trees formed the backdrop, The balcony posts were transformed with white grill-work, Leng dripping strands oi Span- ish moss hung from the ceiling over blue lights. A huge white bell hung in the center and striped candy canes added the Christmas spirit, along with the out- door Christmas tree in the garden, The backdrop oi the stage indicated a red-brick Southern home set oil with climbing red roses and poinsettas. The lawn of the home was the setting for the coronation, We were honored to have Bruce Barrington, popular announcer and newscaster, Station KXOK, St. Louis, act as Master ot Ceremonies tor the Coronation. Five FHA girls had been nominated and the student body balloted, choosing the Belle ot the Ball, Doris Pres- nell. She was crowned by the retiring Queen, Myrtle Mueller. They were escorted by Gene Rainbolt and Roy Heistetter. The tour attendants and escorts were Mary Lou Drennan, Betty Drennan, Patty Huebel, Cor- rine Zinn, Eddie Fox, Torn Hoockwell, Marvin Hartline and Martin Downing. 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Miss Short was very ably assisted by Adeline Neeman as student direc- tor. As in all Community Hiqh School productions, the stage crew built the set. The following people made up the cast: Shirley Andrews, loan Bruce, Betty Bohanon, Bill Earnhart, Shirley Eversmeyer, Patsy Donahue, Charles Iackson, Ioyce Gruen, Dan Karn, Bill Richardson, Pansy Schenks, and lohann Upchurch. Page S'i.1'ty-three Snapshots Si.rI11-four Snapshots R. 'M , Qfw 'rr f,,..?,.,,A AY MA'-N-..-...,, m WSW 1. 51.1 fu-x1 1' Snapshots CS Snapshots Jw 'Qs K l'rrg1r Nimfy-riyflsl -X3 K. 1 Snapshots Snapshots if 11' N4'rr'nly I f .W Sllupshnts 5 Qifffki lwyr' Nf'1'f'nIy-rm um' Nf'l'4'lll-If-llffl Snapshots ,fs Snapshots mmm X MLN Pago Nvvmzty-t1n'1'c' NAME Dale Adkins Wayne Alvey Shirley Andrews Rodney Atkinson Tom Bagsby Ed Ballard Mickey Barnett Karl Beare Bob Beck LaVon Beck Marlene Beisner Betty Bohannon Elaine Bond Florence Breuer Charles Brooks Ioan Bruce lean Campbell Billy Caraway Dorce Carter Iimmy Carey Dorothy Chartrand Robert Clarkson Tom Cornwell Alice Crouch Gene Darnell Alice Dolecki Pat Donahue Shirley Donner Mary Lou Drennan William Earnhart Donald Eckert Billy Edwards Virginia Enteman Teddy Eschman Shirley Eversmeyer Helen Fischer Miriam Fleer Dehlia Fomess Page Seventy-four NOTED FOR A blonde Curly hair Going steady Lover boy Shyness East Side politics One-track mind Study hall Limousine Mischief Laughing Quiet nature Giggling Merrimac Model boy No buttons Conscientiousness Intelligence Wolfing Basketball Height Senator Sleeping in history Maiorette High I. Q. Her flexibility Personality plus Sunny disposition Printing Chick Tick Sportsman Neatness Long hair Radio work Queenie Posture llDeell Prophecy PASTIME Ball games Being courteous Love letters Girls Farming Working Acting angelic Fun Driving Mischief Silly remarks Iunior Achievement Primping Butch The trumpet Dating Eating Studying Nashville girls Pestering Singing Horsin' around Mechanic Giggling Being quiet School Iokes Men folk Cooking St. Louis women Talking to himself Hunting girls Handsome escorts Chemistry explosions Roller skating Arguing Combing locks Nursing AMBITION Good times Prince To be married Romeo Women Ambulance driver To find one Inherit a fortune Hot rod rider Circus barker Good listener Cowgirl Inherit fortune Merrimac Another Harry Iames Find a safety-pin Author Pilot To be a wolf Psychiatrist Iazz singer Still looking Composer Stockholder of Gulf Transport Big-time gambler Song writer Mortician Matrimony Torch singer Track star Noted sportswriter To graduate Powers' model Hotel manager Radio star Wealthy widow Private secretary Nurse LIKELY T0 BE Pro. pool shooter Pauper Good wife Lonesome Lumberiack Gravedigger Big Pest Pauper In the hospital Iudge A Woman Saddlesore Penniless Mayor of Merrimac Bugler Rich old-maid Cartoonist Skywriter Recluse Sneak Hog-caller Missionary Piano tuner Bus driver's wife Flea trainer Poetress Bctrmaid Satisfied Chorus girl Cheerleader Soap-box orator Snake-charmer Scrubwoman Bell hopping Bird imitator Saleslady Boss' wife Nurse's aid NAME Leo Fortman Robert Fox Opal Francis George Goatey Patsy Green Patty Green Herbert Gregory Ioyce Gruen Donald Haines Lloyd Hanger Ada Harris Shirley Harvey Doris Hicks Norman Honey Lavern Hoock Robert Horn Charles Iackson Tommy Johnson Daniel Karn Dorothy Kaufmann Michael Koch lane Krack Dale Kurtz Ioan Ladyman Eddie Lanigan Leland Lohmann Ierry Lynch Iames Masters Donald Matlock Darline Miller Dolores Miller lack Mondy Adeline Neeman Martha Oexner Richard Parker Ronald Patrick Bill Pennock Ieanne Pugh NOTED FOR Glamorous eyes Bobo Sweaters Gorgeous George Disposition Baby talk Football Size Little manager Corny jokes Bombardment Kentucky New boys Cowboy boots Chick I I I Voice Kissing Shorthand Brain Bright shirts Number, please Height Columbia boys Big mathematician Country boy Brilliant brain Allen Freckles Golden earrings Beautiful hair Bright shirts Activities Good gal Blonde curls Sleeping Squirrel Temper Prophet: PASTIME Acting bashful Fox hunting Drawing girls His hot rod In trouble Resting Soda jerk Dale Softball Malt Shop Sports Pansy Shows Honey's Cafe Pin ball machines Shaving Reading Growing beard Studying Sewing Henna Pak Deposit l0c, please Violin Chewing gum Working slide rule Farming Studying Smooching Women Band Roller skating Flirting Al Driving Soda jerk Regular guy Pranks Piano AMBITION Man of leisure Sculptor Grow old School teacher Make up mind Bubble dancer U. S. History Miss Rhode Island Professor Comedian Gym teacher To shed Pansy Model Big-time rancher Barber Professional football Hermit Goatee Tarzan Seamstress Blonde Be alone Principal Angel Math professor City slicker College Bigamist Casanova Member of Female Teentoppers Housewife Singer Woman of the World Social worker Sinatra Grocery boy Auto racer Mayor of East Carondelet LIKELY T0 BE Dog-catcher Game warden Girl Scout leader Elevator operator Timid Embarrassed Nothing Midget Taller Most anything Strict Pansy's maid Disappointed Horse trainer Razor shy Boy Scout leader Nature Boy Section hand Hard to find Altar bound Red-head Lonesome Organ-grinder Disappointed Ianitor Hobo Card shark ' Bachelor Gone duck Happy Good wife Circus barker Successful Fortune-teller Hoarse Lazy In the hospital Gypsy Page Seventy-five NAME Robert Pulcher Tommy Pulcher Harley Pyles Robert Reichert Rosemary Reichert William Richardson Betty Ripplinger Lionel Ruhman Earl Sackett Homer Schatte Pansy Schenks Geraldine Schlemmer Lucille Schlemmer Edmund Schnittger Pat Shevlin Billy Smith Phyllis Smith Willard Stahl Carl Steams Eugene Stratman Kenneth Stroupe Genevieve Sutter Oscar Trost Ieanette Upchurch Iohann Upchurch Billy Wall Floyd Wallace Charles White Charlotte White Lia Zweig Iames Hayes Charles Lynch Page Seventy-six NOTED FOR Girl friends Comic books His smile Lankiness Brains Oogie Echo Gus Curly tresses Doing nothing Everything Dutch boys Schlem Heinie Annual Staff Ladies' man Gabbing Football Flirting Pleasant smile Stage crew Day dreaming Shyness Netter Her twin Little doll Wasting time Bright answers Being a twin Sense of humor Love stories I I I I Iean Prophecy PASTIME Opposite sex Crocheting Smiling A secret Being friendly Emoting Central boys Senior Class ?l?l?!?!?!?!? Loafing Shaving-Legs Movies Columbia Basketball Nashville brunette Packard Chewing bubble gum Football Farming Studyinq Warming radiators Skipping Twins Delwin Cheering True Romance Ain't got none . Thinking Penny's He-hawing Smiling lean AMBITION Lovelorn advisor What's that? To be serious Santa Claus Doctor Band leader Iournalist President of U. S. A. Poet Politician Grow up Ballet dancer School teacher To be Irish Most anything Rich Blow bubbles To play Canasta B. T. O. Proposed to College Pin Up Girl Rope walker Model Ballet dancer To be bold Loafing Professor Marriage lanitor Head chef nleanll LIKELY TO BB Bachelor Social problem Sheep-shearer Agronomist Iournalist Tobacco auctioneer Newspaper editor Car washer Turkish bath operator Life-guard Disgusted Lady wrestler Grocery store clerk Mountain climber Pigeon trainer Thief Sticky Professional football T. W. O. Bachelor Bouncer Here next year Paperhanger Successful An old-maid Admired Archaeologist Popular Wife Big wheel Good husband Iear1's husband Last Will and Testament We, the members of the class of 1950, with no regret, being of sound mind, offer the following as our last will and testament: Dale Adkins leaves his belt to Kenneth Ierome. Michael Koch leaves his dancing ability to lack Penny. Eddie Lanigan leaves his mathematical skill to Mr. Sachs. Robert Pulcher leaves his girls to Franklin Vickers. Billy Edwards leaves his Model A to Miss Stockard. Betty Ripplinger leaves her brain to Carol Mahood. Bill Caraway leaves his A's to brother Bob. Dorce Carter leaves nothing to nobody. Dale Kurtz leaves his height to Iohn Raite. Lionel Ruhman leaves his chiggers to lim Carey. Lia Zweig leaves her boy friends to Darlene Hoover. Oscar Trost leaves his manners to Norman McClenahan. lack Mondy leaves his red hair to lack Drury. Tommy Pulcher leaves his sun tan to Miss Walworth. Homer Schatte leaves his build to Atlas. Kenneth Stroupe leaves for the Dude Ranch. Lloyd Hanger leaves his dignity to anyone who will take it. Carl Stearns leaves for the farm. Donald Eckert leaves his nickname Tick to Butch Krack. Any stubs of pencils, erasers, or scraps of paper that we may inad- vertently leave behind us in excitement and haste of gathering up our cher- ished treasures for the last time, may the Iuniors feel free to use. Perhaps these may in some mystic way impart some of our great knowledge to them. Shirley Eversmeyer leaves her musical ability to Miss Turner. Dorothy Chartrand leaves her opera costume to Rose Bullard. lean Campbell leaves her typewriter to Patsy Weatherford. Wayne Alvey leaves his acting ability to Bob Small. Tom Bagsby leaves his T-shirt to Uncle Dave. Mickey Barnett leaves his detention to Helen Wheatley. Karl Beare leaves his weight to Mickey Mayhew. Florence Breuer leaves her stilts to Belva Killian. Marlene Beisner leaves her yottaty yottaty yott to Miss Short. Shirley Andrews leaves her necklace ring to Shirley Sauget. Bobby Beck leaves his weight to Carl Bradley. Lavon Back leaves his Batam Books to Charles Casey. Page Seventy-seven Last Will and Testament Betty Bohannon leaves her ability to attract gentlemen of her choice to Della Kempfer. The members of the Honor Society leave their knowledge to anyone willing to burn the midnight oil. lean Pugh leaves her short legs to Belva Killian. Patsy Donahue leaves her gift to Gab to Shirley Siple. Gene Damell leaves his gum on the under side of the desk to the faculty. Elaine Bond leaves her giggles to Marilyn Fultz. Charles Brooks leaves his trumpet to Harry Iames. Ioan Bruce leaves her loud mouth to Delores Mooney. Iimmy Carey leaves his name Sneak to Ierry Taylor. Robert Clarkson leaves her vehicle to Miss Levin. Tom Cornwell leaves his lady-killing methods to those who need a new line. Ioan Ladyman leaves her letter sweater to the G.A.A. Donald Laird leaves his nickname Porky to Carl Bradley. Charles Lynch leaves his love for studying to Kenneth Ierome. Ierry Lynch leaves his nickname Firebug to Bobby Small. Iames Allen Masters leaves his alert attitude to Leonard Clifton. Donald Matlack leaves his play sets to the Thespians. Darlene Miller leaves her make-up work to Iarnes O'Dell. Dolores Miller leaves her love of Carbondale to Mr. Painter. Adeline Neeman leaves for a certain credit department. William Stanka leaves his interest in the ladies to Mr. Barker. Pansy Schenks leaves her Airdales to Chubby Guess. Richard Parker leaves his soda-jerk job to Al Smitt. lane Krack leaves her sports ability to the faculty. Miriam Fleer leaves her unknown nickname to anyone who can find it. Alice Crouch leaves her baton to Kay Baldwin. Shirley Donner leaves her come hither look to Mary Ann Burns. Mary Lou Drennan leaves her F.H.A. executive duties to Betty. William Earnhart leaves for his well-beaten path to St. Louis. Virginia Enteman leaves her neatness to Carol Mahood. Teddy Eschman leaves his excess hair to Mr. Kimball. Helen Fisher leaves her gullibility to Patsy Krack. Dehlia Forness leaves her cooking ability to Miss Short. Robert Fox leaves his Bobo to Bob Criswell. George Goatey leaves his blush to Miss Glascock. Herbert Gregory leaves his burr hair-cut to Mr. Maas. Page Seventy-eight Last Will and Testament Donald Haines leaves his nickname Dutch to--you name him. Ioyce Gruen leaves her quiet unassuming manner to Darlia. Iohann Upchurch-Ieanette Upchurch leave their expression, Oh kraut, to anyone who Wants it. ' Eugene Stratman leaves his Lab. explosions to all future Chemistry stu- dents. ' . Pat Shevlin leaves peace and quiet to the office force. V ' 'MN 'fi' ' Rodney Atkinson leaves Oscar to Carol. it f 4i 'fJ ' Edwin Ballard leaves his Chevvie to Iimmy Steinhauser. J. ,A fQw.,f,-,fig Alice Dolecki leaves her voice to Frank Sinatra. 1 A 'fl Leo Fortman leaves his tidy locker to Tom, Dick, and Harry. , ' 5- t sn. .' f f'! -Ito-.4-cvbvttf Opal Francis leaves her cash register to Mrs. Stickann. L, .JI 4 ' I I I -,..' tu, , X.. , ,A L7 ,LAr,,f 'V Shirley Harvey leaves her v1ol1n to Mr. Kimball. K Q 4 Doris Hicks leaves her black hair to Dorothy Baqsby. 'lt L 'L 5 ff 'J t ww Norman Honey leaves his cowboy boots to Roy Rogers. 'ik Lavern Hoock leaves his grin to Ed Fox. E . H. it L, i.M'lL!C Robert Haines leaves his football jersey to Leslie Rainey. f ' L H2 7 1. V : , ,,,..' , ,j,7u.g,, Charles Iackson leaves his opera costume to Donnie Rehg. Tommy Iohnson leaves his cooky duster to Coach Brubaker. Martha Oexner leaves her Ford coupe to Dr. l. Q. A M 'X ,Q .1 ., ,J g:,, ,g,4?,,-,LJV'LA.. F 'V' A 54-1:-ill. Ronald Patrick leaves his naps to Ronald Wallace. Bill Pennock leaves his longshots to Gerald Wittenbrink. J it 1 Robert Reichert leaves his shotgun to Mr. Wesley. 'j'f 'flf9f77 Rosemary Reichert leaves her freckles to Red Hankamer. U William Richardson leaves his acting ability to Guy Madison. Earl Sackett leaves his band uniform to Don Sackett. Geraldine Schlemmer leaves her handkerchief collection to Marilyn Fultz. Edmund Schnittger leaves his Irish brogue to Paddy O'Rourke. Billy Smith leaves his can of simonize to Miss Glascock. Willard Stahl leaves D. C. H. S. for the U. S. M. C. Floyd Wallace leaves his bass voice to Ronnie. Charles White leaves Russia to Ioe Stalin. Genevieve Sutter leaves her good sportsmanship to all leaders. Lucille Schlemmer leaves her nickname Slim to Belva Killian. lf. . L 5 Leland Lohmann leaves his laugh to Ierry Colonna. Phyllis Smith leaves her friendliness to Mr. Barker. Charlotte White leaves her ice show ticket to Helen in the office. Ada Harris leaves her biceps to Miss Turner. lames Hayes leaves his quietness to Ann Singletary. Billy Wall leaves his pleasant smile to Rose Raines. Dorothy Kaufmann leaves her volleyball team to the Pied-Piper. Page Seventy-nine ., ww -, rw. :U . . L,,Q:,i,P,.,, , K v W -4 fafvj-s.,-1,1-qglsr ragga? .W if .A-A . in v. . ' fr QW, rf , l' '-fm? '1- . ly'-can ,'- 'm' - .1 .F 1- , J ' .- K ., ,Z-Iflm t rg 2, ., f , J.. ,, -nn, -. i JG . i, Wk. E rf 'Q' Q 'Ln . . F 'le M ,W if., tt, J. . A 5 lu , 'K ,, 432 . ix. L v ,r ' 1 . M rlw A h ' A, y ' ' clfw umgmp 5 Q-:N ' Q Q . ' yl 1 , n av 'YM . iff 33. 1 -.Q t., , . .ah-, 4 lx A . .QF Jsewl .Q . M . ' .r?r'ff-rf ,Q M9 - fx fl. fs t X Y ,51L.4',:s' . . 2-. 4 ' Q -z 'th .Bt 'hyllkrydt Q .ha t L 2 4. x E Hp.. 4 4 H AF' y a f 5' 3 f' . sy, 3 df, FFTJQQ l lti 'izul' ,. ,.,. V -nv - 5:21, - V, 'rr -1 Qu 2, -ml' , ft 1 fr F' 131 up ' .ff z .yi ft s 4:4 Qu L g, W 1 h i E R 5 l I Eighty K X... A. , jr ,3 .wwf , Baby Picture Identificatiuns PAGE 19-lLett to rlqhtl tal Miriam Fleer. 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