East Peoria Community High School - Epoch Yearbook (East Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1946 volume:

4'0Wgf7 wr ,, +41 4 W J Ml A WW llntfwductwn, Heres Red' Red Rude: We found hlm lelnln Lasulllw a unst 1 loeker hut xouwe seen hlm at f.,lm8S d HILLS and is N1 mbhu ln clubs classes md studx h lll He s the Smooth Senior the Sharple llll1l0l the Steulx Sophomore 1nd the llLWllfl6,l'Lll l leshmln He s been lround so we se N 0U lEll5TPEOPlA 4 N vi if T X l Un. mf' 'll W V , 1 Q :WV I .... - 2' '. V ' z'g' ' g'z'.'z , Q .7 ' fa 1 '-s, ' zu- x sl 12 I-' X' -x.: L L 'I n 1 asked him lo recall the year and show it to X nie l' , f 5. 'W . 9 - . e 3 . d l V' V' lj , ' . 1 Y 1 xx f, H JJ e -5, 'Q . K, . 4 I fl In fr' 1 E ff .1 . I l 1' f iff ' ,A ' ' l 14, Y l , , 1 4 K J The 1946 EPQCH ak 'A' Published by the students of East Peoria Community High School ir 'A' Volume V 'A' t East Peoria, Illinois - May, 1946 L 1 Wfw w ',Q , 1 Q f x L E . xx as um, If , yfgffxf fs, ' mg 5' K-4 Qmf ESQ Vw if 5 E , 1 X at A .f fu 4 xf my I ff xp 4' 4264 Qi? To the boys and girls who once filled these classrooms, to those who now fill them, and those who will fill them in the future . . . To those who in past years cheered our teams to victory, who cheer them today, and who will cheer them to greater victory in the future . . . To those who have lingered in these halls of learning and enjoyed the happy fellowship of student days, to those of us who now enjoy these things, and those who will enjoy them in the future . . . We dedicate this EPOCH of 1946 . ROGERS L CRAWFORD IACK J FAUGHN NELSON L HORNSBY whlle we hold ln our memory GEORGE W JACKSON thoughts of those who have fought LEW IS L LaPANSKI and dxed that we the youth of EARL MARTIN America may have these prlvlleges RALPH H MCKINNIE KENNETH R SHARP Fv LAWRENCE SMITH DONALD W SPRING FRANK E STANLEY I 1 I I . . . ... I 7 . 9 0 .- , ' 1 9 .- . ' N . ie L'nnfmf1L... - Administration - Classes - Extracurricular - Sports ,xx at g ,XY R, fflgl nf 'XX J ' rin DMN , 'Ns ' Y' 1 .. 2 3, Tl E Q.-Cl: ill ag- 'I'l'ZaeLtlmwh.celA, Prlnclpal Assistant Prlnclpal Office Force Faculty - Board of Education ,,,.-1 -'- AH fm Nine Byron R. Moore Principal ISE., Illinois Slate Norma University University of Illinois A.M., Columbia University ir nk if Bnanzinlf .IL if if if Left to right: M12 Willis Baker, Prehsiclent: Mr. Harold Svliniirlt, Mr. Ray Swiger, Mr, Ansel Jones. Mi: Martin CUOHHII. Sef'1'etai'y. 'ki 'k'k'A'i kiri ki k1kir John W. Fritz Assistant Principal US., Bradley Pnlytevlinic' Institute NVasliington l'niVe1'sity l'nive1'sity of Missouri lll.S.l'1rl.. llniversity ol' Illinois XX acc' 1 615 are frequC9 fr, Ethel Topper Mathematics li.-X.. xYZiFhilH.ltIlll l'nix'e1'sity Jack C. Timken Civics and Mathematics R.S., Briidlvy Poly- tvvliniv Institute Russell E. Smith Physical Science ILS.. l'nix'm'sity ut' lllinuis Barbara Elder Roady English Il.S.lCd.. Illinois State Normal IvlliYPl'SilY Grace Van den Heurk Speech and Dramatics R.S,. l'niversity nf Missouri BLA.. Uklulmmu l'lliVl'l'SitY L. W. Applegarth Science A,H., Vniversity of Michigan 2942 Clarence E. Allison Athletic Director ILS.. ilrziiils-5' i,'liVi4'1'iliIi4' Iiislillili- Doris Brummet Clarabelle Freidheim John Knezovich Commerce Home Economics Physical Education HIC.. llliiiiiis Slziti- ILS, I3l':l1il4-5' ILS.. i!i':iiil1-3' Y1ii'm:il l'iiix'1-rsily l'ol5'Ivvliiii4' Instituto i'fliYll'4'ilili1' Iiistitil BLS.. Vuiversity of Miliiivsiitzi e' - EAM' 'K' .Ri- S! Rosemary Knezovich Christian Daugaard Elaine Edds Elsie Fulton First Aid Industrial Arts Home Economics Classics and English rl x 5 . 411 I..l1... luzislvi'ii Illiiims ILS, iii3I.l-I., ILS.. liiuidlvy' l!.S.l4Iil., Illinois Slut Slqiti- 'IN-zivlii-i's' Vfllli-gr IM-s 5114111-s l'iiix'n1','itx 1'oIvli-i-liiiii' ill'llIllli- Y 'iiizil l'iiix1-rsily Viola M. Schroeder George King Jay Logue English Mathematics Industrial Arts AHA. I'uiy.q-sity ul' lows: l1,S,. Smlllu-in Illinois l!.S.lCml.. liaisti-Vim Illiimis X Nl l'iiiv1-rwitv of imma Flzlll' Niwuml l'nix-1 in 411m 'IN-su-li.-r's' 1'nlli-go WY- . Alb.. lillXtl.llj uf Illinois 3 ,Q-Rum Q. gs-- Gladys Winchell Commerce lI.I'... Illinois Shill- Nnrnizil l'1iix'1-wily' Bl..-X.. Vlvlumlmiai 'QW s. Marvin Wilson Mary B. Memler Lillian M. Murray Robert Sommerfield English Social Studies Commerce Music ILICH Illinois Slum- .X.li,. l'IllX'Q'l'SlIX of Illinois Slate Nurmail ILS. Illinois XV1-SWB Ill Nurnml I'i1ix'Q-wily' l'ulwi':ulH l'iiix'i-wily ALS.. Illinnis NVQ-slr-5 11 .X.M.. l'lllY1'l'SllX I-1' lli-znllm' Pulytulnii- l'rrlm':ul+u Iiislitlltl- 'Mil Vwllvgi- ,, 4 AL L Y 491' gnu. 5, ZS V. A s Y r 1 f V651 -Lg A ,W f n gg .pf R' ,. Q-ax, Nj fl 'T f y ,. 5,4335 P... -sxf. l 5 I 1 xvmmz-:'.+ 5,3148 S f- 2 - NJA '95 his KH PY' xiii aw NJ. x 5 ' ' ' Q Q A , Q 5 I A li ., 6 vrvyx ,- ffs' .F 'r 1... 1 lv 4 QV? Solari ,Sen.daJuL Juniors Sophomores Freshmen - Seniors SL-venteen fbflau, Offlcers Pres1dent V1ce Preslden Jerry Sh01t t Don Heppe Secretal y T1 easurer Tw vla Paluska Adw lsers M1 Sm 1' htovn 1th Mr WIISOH Sembfm. Jackie Amsler Chorus 1: Latin 1,2,3, Vice-President 23 Student Council 3,-1, Directory Chairman 43 Pow NVow Staff 4g Variety Show 4. Malcolm Amstutz Aero Club 3g Radio Club 4. Paul Arnett Pep Club 1. Charles Arnold Lettermen's Club 1.2,3g Basketball 1,2,3,43 Football 1,2.3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Epoch Staff 23 Variety Show 4. James Arnold Track 1,23 Intramural Basketball 1,21 Class President 25 Junior Playg Basket- ball 33 Football 4: I.ettermen's Club 23,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Program Chairman 3. Shirley Bandy Latin Club lg Junior Playg G.R. 3,4, Pub- licity Chairman 4g Epoch Staff 4. Mary Lou Bessler G.A.A. 1,2,3g Pep Club 3.4. Nineteen juublm, Doris Blackstone Gu. l,2,33 Pep Club 1.41 G.A.A. 4. Gordon Blye Aero Club 1. Mary Jo Brick Transferred from Eldon. Iowa. Dramatics Club 4. Vice-President 43 G.R. 4: Variety Show 4. Jack Carroll Class Vice-President 1: Class Secretary- Treasurer 23 Football 3.43 l,ettern1en's Club 75.41 ldpoc-li Staff 43 Variety Show 4, Beverly Carson Home Flcoiiomics Club 13 Pep Club 1' Dramatics Club 4. June Carter G.R. 1: llobby Club 1.2.3.1 Secretary- Treasurer 3, Vive-Presirlent 4. Margaret Colbert Latin Club 13 G.A.A. l,2,3,41 Pep Club 3,-1 Joan Cook Home Flcouomics Club 1.25 G.R. Sig G,A.A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,Z3,4. Lila Cotter G.A.A, 1,2,3g Pep Club 1,2,3g GLR. 3,45 Dm. matics Club 4. Charles Cowan Transferred from Delavan. Intramural Basketball 2.33 Radio Club 3 Treasurer 3g Student Council 43 Pow VVOWI Staff 4, 'IM vuty r 2 Z? -1' K . gig E W' egg R 2 a 1- 'fi 1 ff w ES,-,,. Os. atm. '15 Beulah Craig Pep Club 1.2.23 G,A..X. 1.521 Cllurus l,5l,l llraniativs Club 4. .lack Crawford Pep Club -l. Kenneth Creek Pep Club 2,.l,lZ Class Vivo-l'1'vsi1lvl1I II' l.8liP!'lIlPll'S Club 3.13 Basketball ILI' llaseball 31,43 l-'mmtbull l,2.3Z,lg 'l'rar'l4 1.2 il.-ll Variety Slum' l. Eugene Cult 'l'rac'k ilg Pep Club 22.41 lllll'2lllllll'lll Basket ball 1.23.43 l,ettermen's Club 'lg Variety Show 4. Kenneth Davison Pep Club 23 'l'rar'k 2.22: Football 2.21.41 l.vt- le1'II19l1'S Club 55.41 .luuior l'luv: Student Couueil 4. Dlana Dowcll Chorus lg Latin Club 1.2, l'l'PSl4lPlll 21 fl.ll. -. '...,L. ' v - 1 ' 2, Llllldly J. lnpom-li Hall 2. to-eclltol' l' Prom COIIIIIIHTPG Il: Pep Club l,2.Sl,4g G. .3 -v A..-X. l.-.,l.4. Lowell Fiedler Intramural llaslietball 2.3.1. Margarette Frazier Pep Club 1: GA..-X. lg fill. 1.2: llonie l :I'0llOlll1f'S Club 1.2.3. Robert Frederick Pep Club 4. Don Frey Chorus 1: llauml 1.2: Pep Club 32.11 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2.3.4. ,Samb1m, Betty Gay G.A.A. 1,43 Pep Club 2,33 GR, 1,2,3,4. Patricia Glenn Hobby Club 13 Latin Club 13 G.R. 13 Pep Club 3.4. Frances Gregory Home lflconomics Club 1,23 Pep Club 3.43 G.A.A. 3,4. Janet Greiner Chorus 23 G.A.A. 23,43 Pep Club 2,3l,4. Lois Gulick on 1,2,::, o.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,:1,4. Juanita Hanks Latin Club lg G.A.A. 2,33 Pep Club 12,33 Band 13,43 llramatics Club 4. Irma Hedgcock Latin Club 1,23 Pep Club 1,2,3Q G,R. 2,1l,4, Vic-e-President 33 G.A.A. l,2,Il3 Junior l'lay3 Pow Wow Staff 43 Dramatics Club 4. Don Heppe Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2,3,4Q Baskete ball 1,2,3,43 Lettermen's Club 3,43 Class Vice-President 43 Variety Show 4. Caroline Hess G.A.A. l,2,3,4Q Prom Committee 33 Epoch Staff 4. Norma Hill Girls' Chorus 1,23 G.A.A. 1,2,33 Bowling 23 Pep Club 1,2,3Q Home Economics Club 1, 252, President 23 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,43 Variety Show 3,43 Student Council 4. SRJIIDIM. .ianzbfm Baseball 251.41 Intramural Basketball SA. Paul Horton Beverly Hufeld G.A.A. 1.2.33 G.R. 2,3,-1, Treasurer 33 Dra- matios Club 4, President 4. .Iohn Hufeld Aero Flub 1,221 Radio Club 23,43 Pep Club 3. Robert Jackson Junior Play: Intramural Basketball 2,3,-12 l7ramatir's Club 43 Variety Show 4. Myrline Jenkins Class President 33 Junior Playg Student Council 43 Pow XVUW Co-editor 4. Betty Kaywood Latin Club 1.21 Home Economics Club 23 G.A.A. 1.2,3,4g Pep Club 3,4. Barbara Kelley Junior Play: Variety Show 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3.4, Secretary-Treasurer 33 Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 33 G.A.A. l,2,3,4. Howard Kemper Aero Club 4. Jean Knight G.A.A. lg Latin Club 1: Junior Playg Stu- dent Council 4g Pow Wow Co-editor 43 Epoch Staff 4. Miles Kozlowsky Aero Club 1,2,3.4, President 3, Secretary 45 Variety Show 3,4. 'l'wvnty-three ,S.cm.b1uL Charles Lampe Band 1,2,33 Pep Club 2,33 Football 2.3.41 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3: Lettermen's Club 3.4. Althea Lee Home Economics Club lj Pep Club 3.4. Mary Lindenfelser Chorus 13 Home Economics Club 1, Vice- President 13 Epoch Staff 33 Prom Chair- man 33 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, President 43 Variety Show 4. Homer Lowry .lunior Prom liing3 Intramural Basketball 33 Basketball 4. Don Maloney Pep Club 2.3.4, Vice-President 33 Letter- n1en's Club 2,3,4: Football 1.2,3,43 Basket- ball 1,2,3.43 Baseball 1,2,3,4. Grant Martin L9tt6l'1'1l911'S Club 2,3,4: Student Council 33 Epoch Staff 33 Pep Club 3,41 Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 lntramural Bas- ketball 1.2.34 Norma Marxmiller Transferred from Canton High School. Home Economics Club 2,33 Hobby Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4. Thomas Matheny Football 1,23 Pep Club 43 Variety Show 4. Roland Mauschbaugh Football Manager lg Aero Club 1.23 Pep Club 1,2,33 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Cheerleader 33 Junior Playg Movie Club 4. Eldon McClallen Pow VVow Staff 4. Twenty-four Rosemary McNeill Aero Club 12 Dramaties Club 4 M G Mesecher Latin Club 1 2 Intramuxal Basketball Gtudent Council 234 President 4 Charles Mosher lootball 1 lntlamulal Basketball 2 Base btll 3 lmsketbill Z I6lt9lIT18IlQ Club 2 34 Pep Club 4 Dolores N lmmons Home Economics Club 1 GR 12 GAA 22 Pep Club 34 bpoeh Qiaff 4 Doris Noll GA -X 23 Pep Club 23 Cheerleadel 3 btudent Council 12 44 Treasuier 4 Twyla Paluska C.A.A. 23' G.R. 23' Pep Club 234' Class Secretary-Treasurer 4. Betty Patterson Latin Club 1' Home Economics Club 12' Hobby Club 3' Pep Club 3' Drarnatics Cub 4' G.R. 1234. Garnet Reeder Class President 1' Class Vice-President 2' Basketball 2' .Junior Playg Pep Club 1,2 3,43 Variety Show 4. Ruth Riggenbach Chorus 15 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Secre- tary 4. Mary Lou Ritthaler Home Economics Club 1,2,3g Hobby Club 23 Pep Club 3,4. Suubfm, Carolyn Roberts Home Economies Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 1: Pep Club 23,43 G.A,A. l,2,3,4. Jerry Schmidt Pep Club 23 Junior Playg Junior Prom Committee: Radio Club 3.4. William Schoedel Intramural Basketball 2,33 Radio Club 3, Vice-President 3: Pep Club 4. Myrna Sharp ll,A,A, 1,2543 QR. 1,2333 Junior llayg Pep Club 21.4. 7 John Shepherd Transferred from Manual. Boys' First Aiml 3: Track 223 Pep Club 3,42 Lette-rmen's Club 4, Jerry Short Baseball 1,3,43 Lettermen's Club 2,3.4t Junior Play: Class President 4: Pow NVow Staff 4: Football 1.2.3,-4: Pep Club 1,2.3,42 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. Robert Siever Track 33 Pep Club 4: Pow VVOW Staff 4. Charlotte Slusher Home Economics Club 1,23 G.R. 1,2,3.4g G.A.A. 12.31 Pep Club l,2,3,4. Helen Smith Transferred from Manual. Dramatics Club 4. Marjorie Smith Latin Club 11 Chorus 1,23 G.R. 1.2.33 Pep Club 2.3,-lg Epoch Staff 33 G.A.A. 3,-1. Um. ag-w f 1' Sambzm. Jim Snyder Student Counoil 1,2333 Epoch Staff 35 Pep Club 4. Virginia Sparkman Home EC01l0Hlll S Club lg CLA..-X, 252.43 Pep Club 2,3,4. Helen Spring G.A.A. 1,2533 G.R. 132,35 Pep Club 3: Epoeh Co-editor 4: Student Counoil l,2,3,4. Bernadine Stout .' 1 - 1 .fn lnlilll Club l,.l,43 thorns 1,l,.,.-1. Evelyn Strickland Hobby Club lg Cil0l'llS 1,23 Pep Club 3.4 Robert Swanson Track 1,23 Chorus 1,23 Pep Club 1,23 Radio Club 3: Epoch Staff 4. Bonnie Sylvester Latin Club 1,2g Band 1,23 G.lt. 33 Cheer- leader 35 Prom Committee 3: Class Sec- retary-Treasilrer Hg Pep Club 1.23.43 G. A.A. 1.2,3,'l. Mary Ann Tape GR. 2.33 G.A.A. 2,33 Pep Club f:,4. Francis Thacker Aero Club 33 Radio Club 4. Virginia Vinson Latin Club lg Home Economics Club 21 Pep Club 2,33 G.R. 22.3.43 G,A.A. 33 Dra- matics Club 4. 'i'XYfA'llX-S4'Yt'll ,slwubm jlumbzm. In' -1 AFirst row, left to right: Betty Kelley, Jane Preston. Grace McCulley, Mavis Alderman. Mardell Mohn, June Lindgren, Mary Ann Kipling, .lo Ann Hoerrnan. Peggy Webb. Jeanine 0DD9l'II1aIl. Jackie Marvis. Pat Coogan. Second row: Jini McGlotl11in. Charles Schmidt. Jack Roberts, Lloyd Stuber, Tom Alexander. Junior Stafford. Don Hurd, Mike Flanagan. Luke Spinder. Don llensberger. Bob Antle. v1cE-PREs1DENT Evelyn Arnold 'l'wt-nty-nine gill'-lbju, First row, left to right: Berneice Sharpe, Vivian Noll Mildred Smith, Dorothy Van Tassell, Mary Vinovich. Veona Rittenhouse, Carolyn Wiegand. Edna Mae Norman, XVanda Meyer, Evelyn Keayes. Genevieve Lowe. Second row: Glen Rainey. Harold XVinkler. Homer XVells, Harvey Gerbracht, Charles Link. Ray Christoffer- son. Charles Geitner. John Jennings, Ray Belser, Lyman Vrish. ADVISERS Stubblefield, Rowland, and Wigoda Thirty-one 'N-5. s X 1 if First row. left to right: llorlxaulelle Sc-llruc-k, Us-lin Jones. Caroline Fandel. Betty Siever. Clara Bac-ou. Alulrvy Feeser. Dolores Stout. .Ioan llouum. Nl2ll'Zl1Q1'it9 Jmws. Genevieve Heier, Joyce lluynum. Second row: Bill lirowu, Ellgf-'IIE Calhoun. liemletll Dickens, Dean Bass. Dale Gay. .Iohu Bennett. Raymmlul XVllllil6l'. Ilurlau Hessler. .lim Davis. llenry Noll. ldvzlu llryuu. 'l'l1i1'tyftxx'n I' First row, left to right: Beverly Lee, Maxine Gibbs, .lean Gould. Phyllis Edwards, liillie Ashburn, Helen Cor- bin. Mina Cundiff, D01'is Steglnaier. Shirley Olson, Donna Whitworth. Beulah Stanley. Second row: Robert Crum. Paul Fritz, Ray Geier, Eugene Felker. Harold Strivkfaden. Jim Shepherd. Ken- neth Herseniann. Everett Cottingliani, Arkell Shaffer. Richard Messer, VVayne Giebelhausen. 'i'llll'l,K -linu- First rmr. left to right: Bonnie Smith. Phyllis Som- nwr. lltlllllil Millard. Aliceann Logan. llonna Harris. Hazel Nlutlleny. Nluriuu .I0llllSt0ll. Ruth Strivklzmrl, Pat Cl'Ulll9l'!-3. lillnu Frye, Sevoucl row: Ray Tammhauser. Marvin Doty. llowarml liislmp, Bob Allen. Don Carroll. Iran Berg. XVilliam Beard, llill lflllwamzew. 'l'l1irt5'-flmul' 53,4-nv-, tw First row. left to right: Doris Felkvr. Ruth Hull. Iluris Shalleuberger, Mary ldllen Burke, Laura llll-ff'l'SUll. Mary Parnham. Shirley XYic'ks. Evelyn Phillips. Suzane Ovorvml. Second low: Hub C'arsun. Leouarrl lluty. Vliftcm Gru- bill. liill Stout, lluzme Yau Wiukle, Willard liirzel. l'il'Pfl Deuuey. Gail Avery. liclwarfl Fiedler. 'l'l1irt.v-l'ix'e glllllblld.. Sbphvnwfzea, ,1'.. . VICE-PRESIDENT Jack Christianson Ins! um IMI In right: -lllllfl Nic-hols. Elzlilltl Zivk. Doulm Autle, Mary 'l':1ylo1', Ellen Fules. Doris Hamann. I0l'l'iiillG IAIHQIIIIIJPQII. Hz11'1'iett 'l'z1pe-. Hula Crznig. Alevm- FDPHIHIISPII, Luvillv Ilruhn. Virginia Iiezlyvs. Svvoncl row: Ilill Urelno. Ralph Htliilll. Hill Hoey. Kou- lwlll Yzulmlerlleyalt. 'Pom .Iu1111so11. Iiivllznlwl Wurklvy. Mau'- X111 Iiohls, Harold Crap, Mike- Mr-llcmolxzll. Ronald Oehr- 11. Hill Tay -,X . 'l'l1i1'l5'fsvVf-I1 Saplmnwfuza, sEcRETARY-TREAsURER Bill Burcheli First row. left to right: Shirley Reeder. Wanda Reut- fro, Norma Greiuer, Mildred Lubitz. .loan DeWitt. Virginia Huser. Lois BICCBIIII. Beverly H0biIlSOll, Luis Hill. I-Ileanor Wilililer. Allllii Tlll'll9l'. Geneva Abbott. Second mxv: lioy Urebo, Rlbllllik? Crebo. G2il'lll-'I 3l6lSK'llllGl', William Hines, Iillllill Sluiw, Clyde TllI'li8l'. f'llZil'l9S Hyatt. Howard Dice. Hill Kunz. Artliur Welvh. Hill Jenks. Saplwnwfuza, fx, Y , srl 'l'l1i1'ty-1-igl1t 5'Df2ll0I7l0ll2d.. S ZX I s First row, left to right: Betty Howe. Geraldine Corner. Lois Ilerrington. Iona Howe. Ruth Neikirk. Rosemary lflrlwarcls. Esther Laliosli, Eloise Fisvher. Evelyn Iialiosll. Doris Van VVinkle, Barbara Hillman, Bernetta Pascoe. Seeoncl row: Erlwaral Roberts, Arthur Kensinger, Joe Neff, Ralph Mercer. Wayne Thompson. Donald Meiner, Robert Fryman. Richard Nelson. Donald Hanlmer, Robert Miller, Albert Fink. ADVISERS King, Brummet, and Applegarth Sopholrwfuza, 3 Inj t,,,j First, row. left to right: Edith EIIHOTG. Catherine Corwin, Uarol 3Ii'DUllllll,5Zh. Rlztrilyn Winans. Patsy Gay. Darlene Cook. Donna LllI1lb9l't. Henrietta Iiisle. Neva Hackney, Delores Sullivan. Vivian Moritz. Norma Ruben- king. Seroncl row: Nlurtin Cliasvo, lion Mr-Pulley. Ray Vinson, Iluvid Matheny, Ilzivitl Stric'kfzulen, Bill Cliristoff. Gerald Sering. Herbert Spinder, Don liitner, Ronald Turner. Forty First row, left to right: .Iozmu Starr, Nlzn'gz1l'et Atkins. .Ioyve Arnett. Ilvleu Stt'l'llUS, Imris XYl1itP, l4zu'ba1'a Boumly. Shirley Iiitlonlxmlse, .lorry Knight. lflvelyu Hlilllbllll. Norum Yun Winklv. Anim twuignliles, liztrbzmt William- sun. Secuml row: IAPIIUOH Imhb, Gvuwxv Melluy. Robe-rt Gibbs, Rllyllltblltl NYithel'c'll. Kenneth Al0llt'1ll'i!-3. Dean Hur- rus, Hob .Im'ml:u1, Hurry Flatt. .Iulm Guy. Robert West- brook, Ilulwrt fJIlIbCl'IIl2iIl. First row, left to right: Dolores lluffer. Betty Smith Doris Baker. Lorraine McKee. Jerry Cuslmell, Ruth llrtmn llernit-e Dreuth. Sevuml row: Charles Gllyllll. Dean Ilully. l.luytl lluir lion Miller. Kenneth Mueller. Clmurles Simms, Warren I490llZiI'tl, Lester Sparkrnan. .lathes Ilzxris. Wemlell Frye -, ,f Sophonwam fvx First row. left to right: Ric'hz1rd llufeld, Martha Rule. Louise Moushon, Vera Robinson, Grace Vinson, LeEtta Largent. .Ioan Schmider. Hill Burcliell. Sevond row: George Pfeiffer. lflmlmoncl Svhonert, .lavob Lewis. Bill Martin. Don Colbert, .lack Christianson, Rich- ard Resler. David Zell. Forty-tliree Vx 3 Klan, Officers President . . . . Bill Payne Vice-President . . . Donna Phillips Secretary-T1'easurer . Ramona Ellwanger Advisers .... . . Miss Topper, Mrs. Cox Mr. Sommerfield First ww. left to right: fl0l'llOll Weir. Audrey Guiuler. Murtlui Davis. June Sf'llIIlltl9l', Nziney 'll Ilarris. .l11a111itz1 EllgllSll. Alive l'irr'k, liobertu Spevk. Joyce llllfliillll. Ke1111etl1 II1 Sec-mul mw: l'llIll9l' Giebell1:111se11, .lz1111es l'z1mlt'iel 3 cl. XYll'IOl'l2l Cliaseo. lltlllllll Day. Nt3l'HlZl Mt-- lltllllbllgll. .lean Wiley. Jewel Minor. Abbie Tmltl. l.a,1'ba1'z1 Niclml. Clark litblltilll. .laeli Irion. W I l NI Y '1l. Hill Howell, Keith Al'll0lfl. Third row: Carl Weber. .lack Stout. .lack ln0yl1t0lZ. .avi . in 91 Eddie Kellum. Alfred Paseoe, YVZHTQII Husli, Eddie Heppe. 5onw,wn1zkancLmurlL,alaq, '77'Ialm.4, lZevLn,AhaJep,lud C ubs .lunlor Play Operetta Variety Show Drum Malorettes Band - I - Senior Play L fanned Council Board PI8S1d911t M G NIQSECIIGI N lce P16Q1fl611l1 Eddle B1 ell ster Qecretaly Ruth Rlggenbach Tl 688111 81 Courtesy Ch illlll ll Dolls Noll l Vkllma bl1lllVdll IJIIECUJIQ fl1d11I'11'ill Jachle Amslel Plectloll Lhallman Paul FIIIZ Publlcltw Challlnall 500131 Cllallman r Helen Sprlng Xallety Show Cllallrllall Delores Hornsby AGYISGI NIISS Memlel The Student t 01111111 IS made up ol t Il ottlcels lllfl INK elected tlonl the home 100111 P l elyn Gllllam entv elght 18IlI6S9l1tdllX es s The Coullclls lctll 1t16S ale 111 NHTIOUS tlelds challty wxelfale SOL1dl needs alld school LIUZQIIQIIID Thls 1631 the Qtudent Ctllllllll colle ted fullds f0l the Junlor and Senlor Amellcan Red Closs and also f01 the lXdt1Ol181 T1lb91Cl110S1S -Xssoclatlon Ch Coullcll SD011SOlQd the XICIOIW 150111 xx asnt too successful ls the custom handled all class GIGPUOIIS The Poll Vlow was IGXIX ed and l90lgdll1Z9tl ls 1 l6Sllll of actlon by tllls gltlllll slllce no class ln Joulllal ISIII 15 1361112 taught tllls 58:11 fiild XK0llxll1g nlenlbels also LOIHDIISG and dlstrlbuted lts flfth annual Red 11311181 s Retelellce The three polnt D10 glam fl Ixeep to the llght 'P Be C0l11t9Ol1S on busses and 3 Plcl1 up all llaste papelb was ll olked out by the Councll on lecommendatlon of the faculty Tlley too lnaugulated Paw Day as a rellald for perfect attendance Xocatlonal XX eek lllth mans lllterestlng speahevs was anotller of the COUIIPIIS COIIUIDUIIOIIS to the lntellectufll del elopmellt of the students llats oft to the X lllety Show tllls QZIOIIUQ blggest IJIOIGCI of the yeal lt re sulted 111 gleatel coopelatloll betu een the StllflG1tS dlld the faculty These student 1BDl'9S911'lZ1f.lX es QDOIISOIGG supel post game dances lll addltlon to all tllls alld lx on a laurel flom fun eagel students Oul membels S1131 ed ldeas xxlth COHHCIIQ of othel schools at the d1St11Ct com entlon ln Qpllllgfleld and the state colll entlon 111 P80113 ,,.-414' I . Q 1 - 1 ....-.... A 1 . 1 7' - 1 ' ' 1 Y bc ' . 1 1 - 1 . 1 - 1 1 . 1 . it 1 v H .' .......... L 1 Y ' i , , . . ......... ' 1 .1 Y , ' , , v' 1 , 1 . ...... . . ........... f j ' ' .......,. J ' ' ' ' Y. K ...v-. A I 1 ' L' 1 3' 'S . I ' 9 1 .S 2 - V., - . . . ' Y A. 1 '. . L. f I 5' 'Q i 1 ' 1' ' . 1 ' V ' 2 .' fy . Y 1 k 7. C ' . . ,. ' ' ' ' ' . . ' ' ristmas drive. The ' ' , c alld Stamp drive which ' ' . The Council, as '. .' . ' ,' . ' ' ' ' . . , . 1, ' iii .C .l' 'L. . VL' I . K ' ' .., I 'nw ' r ' v 1 1. i 1 - 11' at K 1 ' ' ' K ' . 7 '. . -1. ' y 1 ' v ' ,, K H , 11 H Y , As V , , U ', 1' v T' - '1 1 V ' 1 ' ' 1 1 . . 1 . K . . A . - Flfty Holding the reins tor Student Council this i year was Senior M. G. Mesecher . . A' First row, lm-ft to right: Delores Ilriiiisliy, llvtly Ilnwv, Glzutyx .H21l'l. Hole-n Siiriiig. law-lyli Laillnsli, Ali-Q-lie Gia-in-liiziiisi-ii, M. ll. All-sn-4-tu-i', Myrliliv .Im-nkiils, Ruth llip.:'i.:m-ii- lvzivli. XIYIIIH Moritz. Imrls Boll. .Im-kin' Amish-i', Jziiivt S-'l1i2lf'ill1'I'. Sec-mid rnw. Jim Laimwistw-i', Ili-llv Lziimw. .Ti-:in Yluiilil. XYilm.i Siillivzuii. Al2ll'illlt Svti-it-ti. N.-yszi 'l'h:1i1i1-s Ivaiii Knight, Nurniai Hill, Laura-1 S1i'is'kl':uIvii. I-Ivelyii flillizim. Jciiy Vzistii-ii. lmniizi Yulz. Hmm- .Ions-s. Mix Me-inlvr, Adviser. Third row! Rutwii BIK'TJ2lIlik'i, l':111l Fritz. Kvith Ariiolil, Conn- Ui-lst-ig l'li:11'l1-s Lnniln-, 4'tizii'lus 1'mv.i.i llziiwwlsl Sti'ic'kf:1di-ii, lion Millmx K1-nnvth Davison, Fddiv Iil'l'NVStPI', Hill Mzirliii. Juvk Ms'N4'ill. lrst 11 1 1-'ll e 11 1 1 111s 1 111111 11 1 1111 111 1,1111 11 1 11 11 X1 71115 111111 '11 1 111 11 s 1111 K 11111 11 ll l tl ll I 11 1 1 111111 11111 111 ll 1 1 111 1 1 wx 1 11 1 nh 111 1 111111 1x1l11rN11 11 1 11111X 11 1 uatwn, OFFICERS 'XIARY I INDENFLI SER IUNL I INDFRI' 'X MARIJPII 'WOHX E1 L-X CRAIK NI XRX IOL 'XICAX OX UIQ? QATTIA RI If I4 PRFSIDLXT N If E PRFSIDI NT S11 C1114 T KIM TR14 A81 RFK PROCRAWI CHAIRWI -XX SPORTS WIAX-XGB1R -XDN lqhll A mad scramble for the gym gym su1ts and shoes fly what goes' It s those G A A g1r1s agalnl The Glrls Ath1et1c A990C13t10H 15 a state 01g21f1lL3t10I1 fo1 the purpose ot prornotlng good sportsmanshlp good health a11d 1nterest ln the out of doors Sports such as softball, amhery, sw1mm1ng, xolleyball basket ball, and bowllng are encoulaged the glrls set the1r own pms too Were they stiff? Ouchl Two local awards are gn en 111 ou1 school tolols Two other awal ds ale g1ven by the state duung the 1un1or and sen1o1 yeals 'lhey are awalded by a polnt system, the hlgh po1nt semor gnl recelung a lowlng cup Awards are also g1ven 1n bowllng at the end of the season Meetlngs a1e held each mo11th Some of the soc1a1 act1v1t1es duung the yea1 were a ch111 suppe1 for old and new members, the Chr1stmas meetlng and the annual Mother and Daughte1 Tea IH May at whlch the letters were awarded 11111 lwo F' .1 'ny 11111 111 1'ig.:'11l1 111-1111'es 1'114llSl1'k. l':11'111 XX' 11, l'11z1 11i11d1-111' 1s1-1', Yu 111' A114' 1'11112l 1' z1i:.:'. N11 ' 1 11 1111. 11211-' 1.11111 - I' -lsr-1'. Ju - 1111111 '- . B14 '1' M -Ax' rj. Miss S111 -1'11111. ,X1l s111', 1 1 S ' 1 . 111 11:1 X11s 111 'is 1' lips, Sf-'111111 1-ow: 1l111':1l111111- 1l11s1-1', N1 ' il 11l'2lj', Phyllis lf'1'1-111-, 1li11i1- .XS111V1l1'1I. 1'1-may XY111111. .111 .X11 11111-1- 1. 51: 'vis A111-'1 2111, J:1111- 1'1'1-sl1111. lXI:1'y .XII 1ii111i11:. X1:11'i1y11 Rl 'I :111. 1111111111 1'11iI1i11s. .1:1111-I S -1 '11, J 1 N11 11111-1'. 'l'11 1 row: 121-tty .11111-s. I':111'i1'i:1 N11 '1ll10l'l', S11i1'l1y 111-1-111112 .11vy1'1- .X11111-y. lIz11'11:11'11 1'1-111,-y. 1!111111i1- Ugl- ust -1'. Car 1,'11 H e1'1s. 111211121 Il11w1-l1. t'z11'111i111- 111-ss, Jo: 1'1'11-1'kz1, 1'11z11'1-111- '1'1f1' 'IAI 111-tty 111152 'Q j 111' 's1111, 1':11'iI1-1- 1'1-I1-1's111. 1!1'ssi11 D1- S1 - 12: 11012 0 E , 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 ...... . . 1 1 1 1 J ' T - 11' 51' ...... , . 1 ,1 11' 1 21' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 4 1 A I ' 4 ba 4 ..... 4 A A 1 A , 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 ....... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ......1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ........ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y uv Uv w w 1 1 S .- , Y I W . ' 17 ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 '1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 S 1 K1 , . , L1 - - W 1 rw 1 Y 1 v. . v 1 1 1 . 1, 1 , 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 S, U x JT n 1 1 1. K1 ' 1 ' 4 L1 1 . 1k1. - 1 1 1. 1 K1 1 4, I Y w 1 0. I - N . 1 4 v 1 v 1 Y . . v . . 1 1 1 . 1 Y . . ,, f v uw . 1 N . , l f 1 1 V . 1 1 1 Fiwl ww 11111 111 1'11:,'11!' 'l'l11-111111 M:11's11, ln-1111-1-S ll11111::11y, M:11'11' Y11ALfl1lSIlll2, 1.1-1'I1t:1 I,111'g1-111. 11011111141 l'r11e-n1z111.,lZ11li1-.Mz11's11, I+Ix'Avly11 ,Xl'I111l41. Phyllis XY11't11, Mary Sm-hmill. 51111111-41 Smith. .I+-1111 Swlgvr. I!:11'ln11':1 W: . 31-11111'11 V114-l-i. I 1 111111111 1 S1'1'411111 11111: 1111111 H11w11, Jillltll ll1'1A1111J1'. Luis 111-1'1'111,:11111. l1111'1s I1z1111111111, 1,+11'1'z11111- I.11g41A11111w:11, :XIIII ' ' ' ' ' V111 i1'1.1111. Shilh-1' Il1111A11111111s1-. Xqvilllil lliItv11111111s1-, Xvifjlilliil Iiuse-13 .Imry lxlllglll. I-:.1'11111'z1 1.1111111113 511111121 2 , XY111kl1'. A1111:1' 1'I'2liJll'Ilil4'H. N111'111:1 1111-1111-1', 1,1-tty 1141111-. 1'1'1 1-mv: Al111'1lv11 Al.11'Sh, 111-11-11 S1lI'1lIl-1. Ii41s1'.Xl:11'1' 1,:11'm'k, Mary I,111-W. t':11'41ly11 XYil'Ql'21H1l. M:11'1z111 . '11lz, H1-ity 1i11g'1-1's, 111 1 A S111114-11. Mzxry .X11111l1l, lxllilf' XX'1lsu11. RI:11'1' X'111x1111'l1, 1211111 Hil'll2l1'fl, I':11 4':1sl11'11, 111111111 X '1 , A- NAV ,1 1.4 1 A Q Ag '- , -'- I-'11'st 1-mv 11-ft 111 110111: 1.1-111111 'l'11d11, 11111141121 Sm-1-k. Bl2l1'ilXl1 XViI12l11S,,3I2ll'2ilI'4'f Atkins, l'Ill'Ul 1110111111- - 1- 1-x1g11. 1l11s:1l1v SI11iI1l, Il11m1111:1 1C1lwz111g:111', Hlmlys 112111, 110111111 3l1llz11'1l. 1h-111A1'11-xv I.11wv. Mary 1:1y1r11', J11111- N11-114-114. S11-111111 11-115. V1-1':1 ll-111i11s1111, 1,11111s1- 3l4111s111111, Shirln-3' XY11-kr, ll1-111-x'ivx'1- 111-1.-1', Mary Hzwlvs. N:141111i S11'1111, M:11'::11'-A1 .I:111fs1'11, l':t'X'1'I'lj' Ii1111111s-111. Xvilllilliil 111111111-1. lfzlisy 4':11'ff111, l'I1l11:1 N4lI'Il12l1l, Phyllis 8111111111-1', 1111111 S1l'11'lilf11l41, XY1l111:1 S11ll11'z111, F1-:111v1-Q 11I't'f.I'llI'X. 'I'11i1rl P11111 ll:11'l1.11':1 XYilli:1111s1111. Luis 1211111-k. IH1111111' XY1l In . ',2, 131411 K2l1'w11111l, Jvilll 1Y11v5', l1111'1s Whitv, lmris l4lz11'k4l1111P, 111-11-11 Swlllvs, Imris 11L1l11U1111, Milmlrwl M1-11s1111. 1' 111 Y11 111141 S11111'k111:111. Plus-'111:11'1' I':1lXN'11l'1lS, lille-11 F4111-s. I 1fl1'-l111'm- Klub OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . . . . CHARLES LINK VICE-PRICSIIJENT . . HAROLD GRAP SECRICTARY . . MILES KOZLOWSKI TREASVRER . . . .IIM LOVVERY AIJVISICR ,....... , . MR. KING High flying fellows, these boys of the Aero Club! Give them time-a few more years-and you may find them flying their own planes or in college slaving over aeronautics and mechanics. They're bound to be working at something connected with the field of aviation. Many from the Aero Club have gone into the armed forces and a number of these into the Air Force because of their love of aviation. Several of these boys have returned home on furlough, and on a tour of the school, were invited by Mr. King to talk to the club. These talks proved interesting and thrilling. This organization is established to furnish an opportunity for those interested in flying to learn about the fundamentals of navigation, meteor- ology, aerodynamics, and the power plant of the airplane. Also, it keeps these air-minded students up to date on topics of aviation. To help keep them informed, the club receives the Current Science and Aviation bulletin. Some of their activities are model plane flying, special reports by students, discussions and demonstrations, movies, and talks by visiting servicemen. In I lm ll-ft to right: Ilvn Iiiggt-nluu-li. llolwrt Iizxrnett, XYiIli:1m S4'IIl2l,2f. In-:ui Rohm-rts. Jack liesslel' llrhud I ii Itoln-rt Uript-, G11-in lluuld. Ilznyrnolul I:lf'I1'lll-'I'. I.t-on II'-ilgs-in-k. Vvrm- Hslrris, Jzu-k XVlllIVV4II'llI N nl 1 xv: Mr. Ixinpz. .Xdvisi-V. lmumlnl l.:1in1n-, V.-4-il I!-uullnfs, lialyinond Harm-s. lfelwurd lit-Ilum, Miki XI ll ll Il I1 I nnlil H1-I11'l:-111. Ilzlrolil flnrp. Hola--rt Alt-Imnin-I, .Xlfrul Ihlsvm-, limhlin- Ili-mu-. Ilml im Muiirivv liouk. l'h:u'l.-s Xhaslizniisa-ii. l!in'hzu'1I l.llLIP2lIllM'2ll. Ilowniwl lCOI'l1llvl', Milt-s Kozlowski rn 4 ni l lhuh-s Link. Allwrt S-ull:-l'. Alun Allison, Arundel Pitts, Imvill Zeh. -..,n...s, .,,......, ,, .-,f f l',3 I-'irst row, It-it to riglitt .II-rry S4-liniillt, Imam- Yun XYIIIIQIQ-. Ilill i'iliXYllIl!l'I'. Mal ul 11 Amstutz, I-'mm-is 'l'li:u-lulr. Ilill Iirown. Ilolwiw lim'--1', llomvu W-flls. .Iohn Iluft-Itl. lioll ,Xlil ll Iiill Payne, f'lI2ll'Il'S lilyi-. Sm-vullnl row: llzay Ih-Isl-V. Mr, Smith. .Xslvist-V. 'IH-fl Svliro.-1lvi'. Imiipglaiss Fries, Ilimliliml Vliilillllvw. Malvoln 'l'li:unvs. Xorixmn Si.-uiismi, . 8 OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . . . IJIXXNIC VAN Vt'lNIil,I'I VICE-PRI'lSlDENT . . . . . RAY lSlCl.SlCli SECRETARY-TRICASI'lilili . XVICLCOMFI DAVIS ADVISICR .... . Mil. SMITH With dials spinning and wires buzzing, Radio clubbers worked on the theory of radio for the benefit of the new members. Last year the club began work on a public address system. It under- went many Changes, but was not completed. During the summer, Mr. Smith revised and simplified the work on it greatly. The club met, held its elections, and mapped out its plans for the year. The new members, with some knowledge of radio under their hats, built small sets of their own. Also, a power supply unit and other radio projects were built from the well-stocked shelves of materials. Twelve or fifteen eager beavers maintained memberships and paid dues of twenty-five cents a semester for supplies. Evening meetings some- times supplemented those during regular activity hours. FiI'lN'ffix'm- v sl 1 ll 1 1X 1 1 11 I 1 111 11 1 wh .,zi11e1ww11 511111 OFFICERS PRFblDEXT DONT NI-Xl ONEX X ICF PRFQIDFXT RFX QRELR SPC RFTARY TRP Xql Rl li VN ARRP lN FII' lllfl H XI NF X AUXIHI li NIR lxlXl1lOXlfll The Iettermens Club IS a compa1at1vely new club, fust be1ng or ganwed IH 1944 Th1s Club IS somewhat dlfferent f1om others betause to be e11g1ble you must have ea1 ned a lette1 Ill some sport It 1S the amb1t1on of every boy to become a member It your eyes fall upon 11 glrl st1utt1ng down the hall sportmg 1 letter sweater, you can 1est assu1ed that It belongs to a letterman It IH the practlce of the fellas to gne then letter sweaters to the1r favorlte guls Th1s club 1s a staunch supportel of Qlean sportsmanshlp The members of the Iettel me11 s Club try to set fn example fO1 the rest of the boys 1n school A chltken dll1l'l6I 111 hono1 ol all lette1men 18 held exery sprlng and these fellows show the1r prowess Ill Qcltlflg as well as IH spo1ts l1Ilx slX I-'i1',' 1' vw. I1-ft to 1'ip:h1: flvllx' .I1111-s, S11 141 ll'I1I 1. llilll 3111111111-y, 'IU 111 ,Xl -.':1111l1-1', 1.111111 S1111 rl 1'. 111111 Il11111111. limb l':11's1111, l11111-11 'I':1111.:'1111111. Ilill li111'vl11-ll, 1ll'llilI'll llulklml. .1111-lc 1'1111'11ll. 1X1'Il1111'4l:1y. XX'illi:1111 H1111-S. S1--1111 131112 I':111l Fritz. .l11l111 Sl11111l1111'1l. 11111111 1Xl11'Ii11, I1111y1i St11l1111', lloy P1-tri. 1'l1411l11s l,z 1111-, Jw-1'1'y 14llUI'f. K'll2ll'ltS 1X1'1111l1l, Mr. li111'zm'i1'l1. 1-X1Ix'ise1'. Ke11111-tI1l'11-ek. K1-11111'1l1 l1:1x'is4111. 1Xlt'1'1-1l lfiuir. t'l1z11'lvs Mosln-1'. Iir A1'1111l1l, Jzlwli l'l11'isIiz111s1111. llill ICllwz111g:1-1', liltlif- lir str-1'. I 1 1 1 1 Y 1 1 ........... 1 1 1 1 1 . Y Y 1 , . Y 4' Ax 4. . . . ..... . . 44 1-- 1 1 . 1 4. Y 1 , - 1 -s , 1 1 1 1 - 11 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 ' 1' 'I ...,....1. ' ' l'1 ' ' ' 7 1 1 4 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 . ' I 1 - v 1 v 1 . h 1 w lan v 1 . . 1 1 1 1 , 1 ' ' 'w n v 1 1 l w 1 . I . 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' . 1 v Y Y . 1 1 1 vw V v ' v v ' o D v v n 'V l 4 1 Pm 611111 OFFICERS SHIRLEY JOOb BONNIE SHLVEbTER JAINE PREQTOIN CAROLYN WIFGANIJ MARY LOI'W BILI IF NIARSH MISS I IJIJS PRESIDI' NT Y ICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY 'IRFABURILR PROGRAM CHAIRMAN Pl III ICITY CHAIRM -XIN XIJX ISF Ii The Pep Club lb one of the most outetandmg clubs ln the echool It boaete the largeet membereh1p of any of our clubs It IS the ecreammg, yelllng, wahoomg Iade and laeslee of thlb club that cheer the football and baeketball teame on to vlctory They cheer the1r hearte out for the boys The p1omot1on of good eportemaneh1p and one hundred per cent attendance at games Ib the goal of th1S organ1zat1on On October 19 1945 Eaet PEOF13 held the fuet homecomlng football game of 1te h1-tory The band represented the echool by playlng the echool eong and preeentlng the colors At half t1me the fane emoyed fl war dance performance by a club member feathers, pa1nt and all It ls hoped that next year WIII brmg a blgger and better homecomlng Some of the outetandlng events put 011 by the club th1s year were Ianufuy Z4 Boys WGISIIQ flllk Feblu 11y 5 P1111 XX o11 111th tl1e Cluet NIa1cI1 2 bpung Dance Ou1 Fawollte School Octobel 'Pu Tlllth Ol COIISCQIIBIICQQ N01 embel 9 Dade N1gl1t IN11vembe1 21 Pep Ie F1 e1511he1e ADIII '15 1 f to Il 1 D11r1e 1Xl11te e I11I et11 III 1 I1 S Illl 1 e 1 1 I4 1 I 1 lk 111111 '- ll 11 111 ll Il 11111111- II II It 11l1 II 1 XY1II1a111e1 1 14111 N1x1111 III 1111 1 U111 1n N IIN 1 II 11111 I 11111 1 II 111 one X11111111111 1 1 1111111 t1 1 I11 XII e 11l Ill I HOIIH II11 1 Il 11 1111 1 e X ,ll 111 1111 1 1 gl 1 I-1 11 1 11111111 QINQITIIIIII 111 11' Ill III 11111111 J 711 e111 e e 11 1 Mthur R ttI11I11 S5351 1X nf---1 .524 mlm: In if In if if 1 In f af if 1 if TOP PICTURE I4'IINI IIIII, II-Il III I'iuIII NIIIIQI III-ffl--I. 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'I I '-I-'. .III 1I--- 5, Il II III XI.lIXIr, I4.III--II N'III-I-II--II IIIII-I IIIIIi XI-III-- I,-In IIIIII II--IIII IIIIII XI-IIII'I I 'I'I III XIIIII III I' II NI I I I III IIIII XIIIIIII II IIII III II II III I I Il II I-I I III I,IIIQI- SIIIIIII-II IIIILLIIII- IIIIII. 'IXIIII-II 451-IIIIIIIIIIIMIII. .I:II-I4 ICIIQIIIIIIII. H? Q' ,,as. .av -15' I .. F11'sI row li-ft In righli l-Il:1i11+- Zivk. rXII1'Q'iIllII l.11g:111. Blzmlgxuil Atkins f'JlI'III All-ll:-11-111:1l1, M:11'ily11 XYi IIIIIY lm1'n1l11' X'llI 'I'IlSSl'II, I:1'l'IIII'l' IIl'Q'llIIl, .I-15' lmty, 1111111111 4iElj'. bw-mill row: .Is11'm- l-':111lI4-I. Iivxx-1'ly l':1l1Iw1ll, l,f1111sn- lim-1151-s. ll11s1'AI:11'5' I.:11'-wli. .I41:111 IM-XYill. lh-111-'II1 l'.1si-oe. 311111211111 IH-1'lil1isv1', NJI114-5' ll:11'1'is. .Ion-e All-V111111. Ali-'11 l'i1's-k. .l11li1111111- .Xl11111l1:111p.:l1. J Zia ' OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . . . DOROTIIY VAN TASSICLI.. VICE-PRESIDENT . .... DONNA GAY SECRETARY . . MARILYN XYINANS TREASVRER . . . . . . JOY DUTY PL'l5l.IClTY CHAIRMI-IN .... ll,-Xlifl.-XRI'lT ATKINS CUXRUI. llf'I7ONUl'fllI PRUGRAINI FII.-XIIUIICN . .XLICICANN LOGAN, IIICRNIUIC IlRl'IN'I'II ADVISICR . . .... MISS FRICIIJIII-IIM The F.H.A. has been quite active this year, with their puppet show in October, their potluck supper for Mothers and Dads in November, and their assembly in February. The girls sold E.P.H.S. beanies, donated to the World Christmas Fes- tival, and sponsored Safety Week. The Future Homemakers of America fformerly Home Economics Clubj is an international organization and has a large membership throughout the nation. But let's get back to our own school which is a small but essential part of this great organization. The theme of our own E. P. Chapter is Hands Around the World? Our motto is Future Home- makers of America Toward New Horizons. A May Picnic spread at Fon du Lac Park topped oft' the successful year. The theme of the outing was We Enjoy Nature Together. Sixty .KM OFFICERS l'liI'lSIIJENT . . . AVIJREY FEESER VICE-PRESIDENT . . . ROIEERT XVI-'ISTISROOK SICCIIICTARY-TREASl'lilili . . . SVSAN NI-'JVITT PIQOGRABI CHAIRMAN . . . PATSY GAY AIJVIS-ICR . . MISS l l'l,TON The motto of our five-year-old Latin Club is Labor Vincit Omniaf' An interest in scholarship and the classics takes a front seat. Fizzy-Wizzy Soap sponsored a radio program which included a Chil- dren's Hour pantomime tWhat'? Cn the radio'?J and a news reporter bringing the latest news. Also, at the October meeting, new members were initiated by charter members in a pledge service. In November the members held a Battle of the Sexes and a Quiz Hour. During the second semester they feasted at a traditional Roman banquet. Between courses there was entertainment for all, in true Roman style. The regular monthly meetings were climaxed with a picnic in May. l it'sI row. ltftt to right: .I:tlu' lloultl, l'I1yIIis I,t-vw. llitlty Iiolnittsotl. Iloln-rt NYvsIInt'ook. I':tts.' l:,'. Ymitt Xtultw-v If--t-s-'t'. III-I+-tm Zin-k, Nt-vu .lstuv Ilztvlitu-y, Itutlt Nt-ikirk, Itolortfs Sullixztn. Nortuzt Iluh-'n' att Ittut St-t-.mtl row: llolwtt H1-p-lrtttqttt. lmnztld ll:-Iwrts, IN-:tu Il.tlItIwuu. Thomats tlrztlvill. Louis Slut -Iiuv Stout. lD:tt'It-nt- Nook. Mztxgurt-t l':tx'rott, lbolort-s Stout. l't-Iizt .lout-s, XYttrl't-u lit-yuoltls. XX'zt5'tu- .Xllouhy Iflllt-ln, .Xtlvisn-lt. x 1 tx Nu ttl km 97Zo1ufa, Klub OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . CHARLICS SFIIMIIBT VICE-PRESlIllflN'1' . . . . . ARTHVR GA V SECRETARY-TREASURER . .... YVAHREN IBVSH ADVISERS . . . MR. MOORE. MR. VVILSON Something new has been added! Local huba-huba girls and Van .Johnsons soon discovered that the Movie Club is just what the name says- a club organized to teach students how to run movie machines. But on- the-beamersn quickly latched on to the opportunity and became teachers' little helpers during free hours at school-prospective operators in life. Practice makes perfect and bearing out the truth of this old saw monthly meetings of cinema clubbers were given over to the showing of movies and slides. This club lays claim to being the only group in school that witnesses movies with a professional eye. Members perform duties that most of us consider pleasures. l-'irst lim, li-fl to 1'ip.:l1t: Jim Kirkpsilrivk. lid lim-ln-, Imnzilml Vulclw--ll, throigv Mellwy. Ironzulul .lzivkso , n llonulil Mails:-lirvziixgli. .Inmi-s Hislifvp. Jolin lfillllillih Flzirk Bullion. lfvllllvlll Hill. Jzufli Irion, Jzimi-s l.zim':istv1'. Sw--:ml low: Low.-ll Bissell. llulpli Shaw. XYilliz:m Him-s, Artliui' Huy. Jim Blmillollilixi. lion llvrisln-l',z:e1', Imviri Blzilln-riy. livzm Ilryuu, lla-nry Noll, In-oi1:i1'4l lloty. llivk Nvlson. XY:i1'1'+-xi llush. Sum Slmrp. -'illIll'S I':ul- , .. i. . - Inlnl, Marlon lmllllh. Mi. Wilson, .X1lx'1s.'1'. 'I'liii'1l low' Wwllvr i'lXllt'I' Vlin l nimv XYix'm Flux J v Vrlnlt lin l . . . . 11 i. z, - :ini-s .1 1 irown Artllur4'l:u1in.Illiwurrl llishop, XYzi4x'm- 1'l'2llf-1Illllt'S. Iiill Llowm-ll, Jack liupvrl, llzirold Nixon. l':zul Slinvklf-y, Edmond S1-liom-rl, l.:-lzmcl Ewen. IIN X XtIlN U t 1 ll Xl Llllll I Xl UFC Ju lll I Ill II ll I F l ll! I lulv OFFICERS PRESIDI4 1X1 DFW F RLY HUF1' l IJ X IFF PRILQIDI' NT 'VI XRY JO BRIFK QLCRILTARX TRE-X51 RPR JI ANITA HANRS PI OCRAM CHAIRNIAIX BOB JACKSON ADX ISER MRS NAN DEN HLLRR To be or not to be V' That mae the questlon, but now Dramatlcs cl l 15 1n f01 keeps Thls IQ another of our new boln clubs and next year Qhould see the fru1ts of thlb yea1 s hard vxo1k The club has been estabhshed to turn out Barrymores and Berg mans Its goal 1S to produce plays and teach students the art of actlng Thev have FQCBIX ed some tralnlng helpmg xx 1th the 1un or and semor plays Thew're off to a good stalt and doubtless thew vw1'l glxe us some sohd assemblles and plays of the1r own IH the future Nlxtx thrfe First row. lr-It to right: M: l'2lI'I4'F. l.awm 1 :dK'2ll'ilS. Ile ITEIISUH, N rmn XVehlw, Betty Elgin. Li U11 tor. Sl- -ond ww: Mrs. Yun mlm-11 lleurk. All st-r. Eloise l iSl'ht'I', Vi1 ' 'z Yil son. He ' -rly Il f li, 11 ' lla uks. lrr : llf-llgl-mdk. Th' 'ml row: llw-len Smith. I-I g 'nv tqllllll un. S: nto l1'w1':1, Hola .l:u'kson. M: .Io li 'ivk. 0 ' 5 . 1 -H , . . . J . . . Y . . . . 4 . . A f - 1 1 V 1 .- t J. ..... . . A I 1 1 7 . Y 1 v V v V . - , A . . . . ,L l . E 1 . A ' t ..... . , ' 1' f . 7 v . 7 V . , . , , . . . A . it 6. r VI 1 K1 . 6 I ' u J . 1 . 4 1 . 1 l v 4 1 . . . . . . , 1 . 1 l 1 y 4 4,1 v - U . t . , ' u , as ca , .. I 1 ,, l v1 1 l l . . . Y Y . . . Y. . : 1 . Q Y u u ' A ' v f 1 a N 1 1 v v., l 1 1 1 '1 l V . . . V . . . . 1 1 ' 1 0 Y 1 ' ' l 1 . . t . . F11 t ivxx lsft to right: Martha l'olx'iu. Suzzine Overeml. Ha-x'erly Lee. Maxim- Gibbs. Shirley Rnnmly, Hal'- Il tl I im 1 1 ui Mf'1'ullm-y. liclmx I-'i'yv. IM-lwviwxs Iloffvr. AI2ll'g2ll'x'Ilt' I7l'2lZIl'l', I':1I1'ic-in Rutlwlgqe, Norma Hee-xt-s. 4 nl x xx Iloimzi llzirris. Agnes ls'1':1zi4-r. Shirlmfx' Slot-um. lionim Ki-Il-fy. II1-llx' Smith, .luzmitu lfhiglisli. , ,. . . .. H . . . ,, . iix Ir lllil Illn kottt-V. Irma Ili-mlgwwk, Xll'j.2'll1l2l Xmsoii, Aluhx' lmlfl. .loan N-lmuwlvr. Miss lopiwiy ,XxIX'lSQ'l'. lhlil 1 xx Ili-li-ii Ilovq. Doris Slinllt-11lw1'gvi'. I':Illtll'2l l':1rm'll, Vlmrlotiv Sluslivr. Joan Nook. livllj' tiny. ux s Alcl':1nn. Juanita Hanks. lievcrly llufl-ld, Mary Iiurkt-. Ji-rrx' Casin-ii, Ruth Hroxvii. Dbl OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . . . . GRACE MCCULLEY VICE-PRESIDENT . . MAXINE GIBBS SECRETARY . . . . EDNA FRYE TREASURER . . . . HARRIET TAPE PROGRAM CHAIRMAN . . . BEVERLY LEE PVBLICITY CHAIRMAN . ..... SHIRLEY RANDY COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE ..,. DELORES HOFFER REPORTERS .... CHARLOTTE SLUSHER. JOAN COOK ADVISER ......... MISS TOPPER Things started off with a bang this year for our Girl Reserves with the September meeting. A full year ahead, plans to be made, things to be done. The G.R., you know, is sponsored by the Young Women's Christian Association. The club develops friendly unity and better understanding among girls. All Girl Reserves of the Peoria area stage a Gremlin's Riot once a month at the Y.W.C.A. Ideas are exchanged, projects are con- quered, recreation is enjoyed-fun and food for all. In November they pitched in and collected food for Thanksgiving baskets. Later on, a World Fellowship dinner was held at which they served dishes typical of all countries. Christmas was a busy time for our G.R.'s. The highlight of the season was the lovely Vesper Service including all Peoria area members. The great event of the year which everyone excitedly awaited was the King and Queen of Hearts Ball in February. Plans were hatched all during January and then came the big deal climaxed by the crowning of the King and Queen. In May, Pa, Ma, and Me trooped to the HY to their annual banquet. Sixty-four af af af if if if if if OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . .... NORMA MARXMILLER VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . . . JUNE CARTER SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . DORIS FELKER PROGRAM CHAIRMAN . . BETTY PATTERSON ADVISER . . MISS SCHROEDER. The Hobby Club was organized in 1941 for the purpose of learning the interests of others and promoting better understanding among fellow members. The hobbies of the members vary from those of a collective and creative nature to those of sport nature. During the first semester, Thomas Matheny gave a demonstration of his fascinating hobby of magic. Also, Mr. Moore fired us with enthusiasm with his fish stories -true ones! During the second semester Betty Patterson gave a ducky talk, at the same time showing her father's hobby-carving small wooden ducks. June Carter talked on her wide collection of postcards and Mrs. Hind- man, the librarian at the East Peoria Public Library, gave an interesting review of books. Miss Schroeder, our club adviser, told us about several of her ex- periences in traveling here in America and Europe. She also showed her souvenirs from these places. The members of the organization had a musical program as one of their second semester activities. Handicraft and many other hobbies were displayed during the club hours and the sixth successful year of the Hobby Club ended with a picnic in May. First row. left to 1'ip.1'ht: Dnvill St1'ivkfzuIu11, Mzmriw- lluuk, lXIn1'1,:'l1oi'it1- Joni-s, lla-tty I lllel on Noi I 1 nur lx r HI2ll'XmIIIk'l', . uie F: ' ' . Doris Fe-l 'e . Ss-com! row: Mary Tott. He-tty Owl-ns. I'eg,f:3' K'olw1w111', Evelyn liziliosln. Idmmzl Vziul lo y I MII liczl liurton, Manrjorit- Ilnll. Miss Ss'liro1-xll-1', aulvisvr. Third row: Jzlvk XVhitw4'rth, K4-nlwtli livnsingvr, Joann Iiuuton. lilizzilu-tIi Swanson. lltl s 'l'anmh:1user. af + f ir af if if THE IMAGINARY INVALIDU THE CHARACTERS In Order of Appearance ARGAN . . FRANCIS THACKER, CHARLES ARNOLD TOINETTE . MYRLINE JENKINS, JUANITA HANKS ANGELIQUE ......... BARBARA KELLEY MONSIEUR FLEURANT ...... FREDERICK FREY RELINE .... DIANA DOVVELL. DELORES NIMMONS DE HONNEFOI . TOM IXIATHENY, ELDON IVICCLALLEN CLEANTE .... . . DON HEPPE, BOB SVVANSON MONSIEUR DIAFORIUS .,... ROBERT STEVENSON KENNETH DAVISON THOMAS DIAFORILS , . ROBERT JACKSON, DONALD FREY LOUISON .,... SHIRLEY BANDY, BEULAH CRAIG BERALDE . . . . BILL SCHOEDEL. JERRY SHORT PURGON . . . KENNETH DAVISON, MILES KOZLOWSKY This year's graduating class delved into classical literature and came up with an adaptation of Moliere's The Imaginary Invalid for their annual production. The play centers about Argan, the 55-year-old imaginary invalid, selfish, tyrannical, and egotistic, but extremely afraid of death. He is trying to push his daughter, Angelique, into a convenient marriage with a doctor, but the mischievous maid, Toinette, manages the fulfillment of Angelique's wishes in the matter, at the same time exposing the intrigue of Beline, Argan's self-centered wife, to bring the play to a righteous ending. 1-ll t 1 xx lm-fl to right: lIK'IUl'l'S Nimmcms. Myrline .Il-nkins, l'llZll'Il'S Arnold, Juanita llauks. lI:u'b:n':n would low: Mrs. Van den Heurk. dircm-lor: Rolgerl Sit'Yt'IlSlPll. Shirley Handy. Diana Dovvell. Beulah ug Roh Su In on. Don Hoppe. incl row: Don I-'11-Y. Tom Mzillu-ny. NVillizxm S1-hm-del, Miles Kozlnwsky. Eldon lN'Ix'L'l:1Ile-11, Roh st 1 1 1 s1 0111 1 Xllll 15 11111111 1 1 1 Ill lt 111 l 1 1lmg Lldnn 'Nl1l l1ll ll ll xlll lllt 11 11 1111 I51tt1 lullu XXQICUHIQ D111s 1 I1 f llght 1 x 1 S1 lX 1x11 ltl 1 1 Ullll ro11 111 I 1111 l Nlbll llll 1 10111 M1 1 IJ11111 11s l1111I1111 1 xlltllf 1 Stu 111 1Jn1111h D111 rn 111 ll lll lllll ll hast Peollas f1lSt step to111a1d Ill opelettu Ill0llllLt10ll X11 3111 kentucky fw111len 11a the musle of Stephen 11 nes dllll Rose Dlllls A 1 IUIUS 1l .1111 1 ll Sthottlsthe and a hoe 11011 n ue but 1 fe11 of the features that 1.1111 tl1111ugl1 the l0I11d11llC plot Lush costumes and b1and new stage settlngs togethel 111th d1l lgent eflolt on the palt of Cast and tonnn s based on OSt9l M111 11 11 e nus these lttees made tl11s t11on1gl1t DlOdllCl ll 1 1 ll,-., 1 1 1 SLI 11 1111 lllll billllll 111111 711r1s Pl1ll111s 1 1 be h S11 lIlN0ll Holm-111 Spetk I 1 P1111 ards D01 IN Smlth Tl1111l 1011 llN 1111111 11 1s1 1 11 11 S1 1111 11111 J1114 111 1e1 s 11 I11 Bunk Hmmm NX ells Sxxtg e1ght 1011 a must 111 futule N9dlS Roses to BIISS Xhnchell X11 SOI1ll'1'l9lfl61d Mlss Sattellee and other I 111111 lf1bo1ed 01 11111 41111111 aculty and students er E P s latest 1n 1 l Nlll X N 11111 'H 11 1411 xx Nl s 11 Show 11 s 11e1e1he11ge .111d no s 1 e .xds Qhzhted at the H1 liox lt Xue second annual Xarlets show bnmme ot studente enacted .1 mu S1C3l montage 111 top hats and toot Ddll helmets llldlall l1GdilIllQSi and b11d1l 1e1l Sponsoled by the Stu dent flllllllll .ind dnerted bx Nhss Ronl11111l and DQIOIGQ llo1nsbx the show had 11 t11o111gl1t 11111 nm. .111 plauded by studente and ton 115 people ahke No mole llldlllg ot talent u11de1 fl Coatmg of t1n11d1t1 such 1b1l1tw uae 11110111 eled ae d su-pem ed' no one lm Si xty-111111: ri. : l 1-1' 11111 ,l'l .A' ' 1i111I1-', 1 , ' . ' ': ups 11 vSS1' '. ' 2 Illm-l1z111l Nl Sw1111so11, 1.1 1 'll' wnt. fl '-1-14 lf l'lY1' llulb I II 1 l g l 11 l 'UI Tlllgllillll, H11 1 A111 Um if + if if -nf f if Left to right: Betty Kelley. Eve-lyu ililliauu. Shirley Wir-las. Alury Svllmitt. Phyllis Wirtll, lm 1 ay, Wumlu Meyer. Shirley Sc-lmlitt. l3a1'lm1'a Kelley. Sl-ve-llly First row. left to right: Muriel Xv0kfPlSZillQl, Mary Mt'Avoy. lrorotlly Coletnali, Tlielxna Kl2il'Sll. Eloise Fist-her, Marilyn ltlm-Full, Beulah Stanley, lla Mooberry, Ruth Hall, Margaret l'z1rrott. Louise Moushon. Second row: Betty l.illliIlQ. Curilee Peterson. Mary Wilson. Shirley Olson, Bill Tilton. Katy XVinkler, lynn Berg. John Snyder. ClZil't'lll'P Davis, Doris Ste,f:111aie1'. Laurel Strivkfaden, .Inanita llanlts. .loyre Arnett. Third row: Ben Derry. lillgfillfd Vallionn. liztlpli Slutw. Kenneth Turner. Lloyd Hair. Alfred Hair, Harlan Hessler. Don Larnpe, Fred Virgil, Lloyd Marion. ML Mild if -k if if f 1 if 1' if -A' at Stx'-lily-.uni 97'l1ul1:lcA, 7 Football Basketball Baseball Intramurals Umcea, Cheerleaders Gnd, ffm pwztecl wand, Pow Wow EPoCH Seventy-three FOOTBALL SCHEDULE nk Manual . Pekin . . Spalding . . Galesburg . Washington Canton . . Kevvanee . Central . Woodruff . 4 NV e 14 12 19 0 24 25 0 13 G They 0 6 6 39 0 12 19 6 0 0 ' jnntbnll The East Peoria lied Raiders successfully opened their 1945 grid season with a decisive 14-o victory over Peoria Manual. First score was inade by Creek wht scanipered across from the six-yard line, For their second game our Inen went to Pekin and r-anie up with a 12-ti victory, li. P. tallied first when Fritz slid across from the two-yard line. Pekin came back with a series of passes and then li. P. scooped up a Pekin tumble and Creek dived through for six points. Raiders put win number three under their belts when they Inet the Spalding Irish. At the final gun the Raiders were on top of a El-ti score. The Irish opened with a sev- enty-yard run right after the opening kickoff. E. P. took the second half kickoff and climaxed a sixty-nine-yard drive when Creek plunged over from the one-yard line and again from the three-yard stripe, Midway in the fourth Fritz took a Spalding kick on his own forty and raced sixty yards for a touchdown. Larnpe kicked a perfect extra point. VVith three straight wins in their system. the Raiders journey to Galesburg, Here the boys' dreams were shat- tered. and when the final gun sounded Galesbnrg was top scorer. The Raiders took things seriously the following week- end and battered XVashington down with a 24-tt victory St-vw-t1tyfI'o111' VARSITY FOOTBALL First row, lt-ft to right: liill littrtlltt-ll, Manaut-r, .lim Arnoltl. l'h:ttl--s thitnt-r. Ivztvid Alzttltt-tty. llrztttt Rlztrtin, K1-nnt-tlt Vt' --4' li. l,xtkt- Spindttr. lr-tn llt-ppt-. lion Mztlont-y. l':tul Fritz. .Iann-s Alt-- lllotltlin. lizty Vinson. XY:trrt-tt tiitflwlltztttst-tt, lion Alvl'nllt-y, .kr- tltnr Hsu. lliwltxtrtl Iluftfltl, Matt- tgt-r. St-1-otttl row: Mr. lint--zorit-lt, t'o:tt-lt, l4.trry Vlalt, Huy' l'tltri, t'h:trl+-s .Xrnold, l,luj'll Stull.-r, Holt ,lortl:ttt. .Xlfrt-tl llztir, t'lt:tt'it-s Iianipe, .ltlrry Short, .lat-k Chris' liztnson. .Ioltn Hay, lit-tint-tlt lm vlson, Mr. Allison. 4'-mt-lt. Midway tltrough the third period, with two touc'hdowns tallied. Maloney reeled off a forty-yard run. and a few plays later went through center for a svore. In the vlosing minutes Arnold bullied through the Washingzton line for the final svore. When l'anton's Little Giants eame to East Peoria, the leant proved its might, 25-li. Stuber st-oretl first1 Maloney was sevond on a quarterback sneak front the four-yard line. Creek 1-ante up third darting hetween guard and tackle and then cutting out to eat up ten yards and produce six points. llaiders ended scoring at-tirities when Creek dropped bat-lt and rut loose with a twenty-yard aerial that landed square in Shorts arms in the end zone. The llaiders at Kewanee ended up on the bottom of a lit-tt score. The following week-end our team met Peoria Central in the game they really wanted. Creek st-ored f'irst after a fifty-seven yard sprint. In the final quarter a freak play put the ball into the hands of Stuber who ran over for a toueh- down, ln our last and most im portant game Raiders down- ed XYoodrut't' ti-H. The seniors on the squad deserve vredit for this game. heeause 1 their spirit and de- termination to give the svltool the horse- shoe as a goodbye gift is what spurred thent on to victory. The seniors who bowed out in this gatue were Martin, Short, lleppe, lla- vison, Lanipe. J. Ar- nold, Maloney, C. Arnold. C1'eek. me QMJQMJJ Jaya Q M w K W aw-J 94'-f 'Left to right: Peggy Webb, Jane Preston, Eu- la Craig. Jo Ann Hoer- mzm, Grace McCulley. 1' 2-f- F ,ri-,,,.. Se-vent 0',5'a,,,4,f5,,fL ,,,,,,,, Basketball Schedule XY11 'l'l1t-5' All-t:11i1o1':1 , ti: 411 l'1'i111-1-ville . 2:7 lil 4l:1I1-sl'111g' . 25 511 K1-wain Q- . 10 51' Normal . 2:C: Ex Xvtllbillllflv . 2:7 Z! 1'q-11l1':1I . 1, 2:50 xYilSlllDllI'll . 1 2:1 XY2lSlllbllI'll . .111 2:11 Spalding' . . . 1:1 ,110 l:looniinL:to1i . . ln: ll l'1-lain . . . . ll 1:11 XY:1sl1i11,a:11111 , . lil T-l Nlillllllll . . . 3:7 will 1'l'llll'2ll . , 111 1:1 XY1m1ll'1ll'f . Z:N lx l'1'i111'11xill1' , 52 2:5 Spalding . . 311 2:7 4211111111 , . is 511 1 llllil . 2:1 1:15 lloliinsuii I:2: 51 Alilllllill . . . 2:11 52: xyililllllllllbll , . is 51 IN-kin . 4 i:T as l:loomi11gton .... Ili 15: REGIONAL TOURNAMENT The 1946 basketball season found the Raiders ll1llll'l-'llll'lilblQ'. winning from good ball clubs. then losing to medioc-re teams. For instance, when East Peoria IIIQT. the Bloomington five. Olll' Raiders had a row of straight losses and were slated as the underdogs. but the score after a double overtime showed that the tables had turned. East Peoria repeated the performaiir-0 when they played host to the Illue Raiders. Then there was the Cuba invident. when the Cardinals held the Raiders to only nine points in the fi1'st half, and kept the advantage to conquer by two points. Manual and Spalding also thumped the East Peorians at both season encounters. and Woodruff upset the Raiders ill their second meet. The East Peoria-XVashington game turned Olll to be a thriller, After a one-sided thirty minutes. the Raiders vame to life and scored fifteen points in the last two minutes. which almost ibut not quite: knocked the Panthers 0111 of a win. The Raiders were definitely an inspired and better-playing ball club when they entered the regional. Against llnnlap they showed that they Could play ball and against Spalding. whiz-h had previously handed E. P. terrific defeats, the Raiders played like a team of brothers that W0llltlll'I say die. thus defeating the Irish. who were predicted as runner-up for the champion- ship against Manual. The E.P.-Spalding regional play was the most nerve-wracking. hair-raising game of the l.Ol1l'llZilll9lll. The following night. the championship game was played XY- 'l'h -1' , . . , . lnmlw 34 'gs and Manual defeated luast Peoria by a svore ot .H-4.3. At the gmmim, .H .,'. half, our team was only three points behind, bllf Raider defense- M.,,,,ml V :H I.. and offense was cracked entirely in the second halt. Y A ,l l llf3 l'i k Hllfrlll, lllilllll3ll'l'. First row. 11-fl to riuliiz l'z111l l-'1'i1z. Iron Ile-ppt-. I.11k1A Spindt-r. Hoi l1't11. lu-11114-th Vivek. lion Alillllllvy, St'l'lIllll rowi Mr. Allison, 1-o:11'l11 lion llurd, 4'l1:11l1-s Arnold, ,Xlfrt-d l::1i1'. Vhailes Bloslit-r, .lim Arnold. l'll1ll'lt'S ilvit lll'l'. ll', . fi A-Q W ' X fm ? 9 Q . K J'-1 Jimi I Q f va K Q Z. ' ,-5-,X:,rT g4 'w Jig ' . af-f X.. , T L L ,:1-.ff -1 Q 7 fu -ff-' W 1 1, vscwwzfffuf ,-.f : xi ...ff P. fx '15 , 9 15 ws, '. V ww ' 1 Zu ,X R 3 fx iyqq fa 'f-.., T15 2-L 1 , J fgvllfw First row, lwft In rialili Tum Grnlmill. lizty Yin- sim. l'l1ux'li-s Simms Dun Mi'l'iille-X. Luuis Blmnw-. Hill Pziynt-. St-t-mul ruw: ltivk H11- ft-lil. tuzmziut-i'1 ll at r fr l tl Grztp, l-lime-iii' Nixon, liill lmwi-ll, Jwlm 412152 Alun Allisuii, Mr, l' at it i s li. vuzlvll. 'l'hirml ruw: .Iztvk lin- pt-rt. ll 0 w zt r tl Almztsy. lmti l'olht-rt. li it n ti it l lt Mull-atris, .X r l 5' ti it Mu- ritz. if if ir ir ak af -.Sophonwfm jnntball First 1-nw. lvft In rigllfi Hivlmitl Jliift-lil. tnziiiupzvri Tum Jetlinstm, .Tzu-k Mf'Ni-ill. Ralph Shun. Alain Al- ixmi. l,e-sts-r Sli2ll'kIIl1lll, l-Ilmv-r Hit-In-lliatiisn-ii. llulmt-rt tiiluhs, Ht-rzulnl Si-ring. Hill laiym-. lin-nm-tli Yzitiilt-i'hn-yull. Xl'illiim Hmm lf. Sawmill 1-uw: llill liurrlivll, Illilllilgvfl NY:irren Ilusli. lll2lll2l5.1'4'l'I llztr-rlil Hraip. Arthur Vlzittitr, Mike Mv- lhnmiiglt. Mztrviit liulils, ltwm t'nlln-rt, llrmstrtl Alxmtsy, Nunztld l'l'lll'l1'lll. .lurk liiiixwt. Kr-ith Artinlwll M12 Ktivzn- vivli. vmzivli. 46' alL 1 14 t 1 - 1 11 111 01 NJ 111 111 1 1 X111 ll 1,1111 F1 Z 1 1111 11 1 1 1111 x 1111 11N 111 N D 1 Q INUI1 1 1411111111 1311 11111 N11 ,, 11111 1115.111 1N1.11 11 1111 '11 lI1N11 1 N 11 1111-'N 1111 6116 L tl' 2, Ll1I1lK1 111111 11 1 111 11-11111 IX 1 1111 N11 11,,1 1 1111111111 1111111111 A1111-1 P111 111 ll 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 11111111 11 1 1911141 11 1 Q 1 - 945 a6'aa.ebalL 945 Mrk Bzupif .9 First rnw, left tu 1'ig'ht: Evaii 14l'j'2lll, Ed Brew- stbr, Jim Davis. Eugene Folker, Paul Fritz. Svumimi row: Hill Stout, IQUIIIIOUI Ili-1's0rnzu1n, Ar- lymi Moritz, Ray Geicr. First row, loft to right Arthur Guy, Paul Hui'- ton. Uliftim Grzmbill, Sun to lrrera. Second row: Gail Au'- ory, Diffk Jnurdan Flizirles INI 0 s h Q 1' , Free Lwniiy. I-'irst Vow. loft to right: Ric-hard H ai r t , Edward Fivdler, Dun Javkson, Bob Jncksml. Sewmd l'UXVZ XVil1n rd Birge. 1. l 0 5' d Stuber, Clarence Davis. First row. loft to right: Hill Hurchc-ll. Ed Roche, Bill Payne, Kenneth Hill. Se'f'und 1' 0 W : George Kunkel. J 11 c k Boynton. XVar1'en Bush. First row, left to right: Jo Ann Hoerman. Peggy VVebb, Jane Preston, Pat Cashen, Mary Kipling, Carol Richard, Donna Volz. Left to right: Billie Marsh. Mary Lxew, June Lindgren, Eula Craig, Thelma Marsh. Dorothy Coleman. Second row: Barbara Williamson. Doris VVhite. Louise Moushon. Shirley Rittenhouse, Jerry Knight. Barbara Boundy, Ruth Strickland. J 4? 9111, N E lfigilif'-f0ll!' DLLAJ9 L 0.4.4 SEQ f++f+Dr.la,' TOP PICTURE-First row, left to right: Billie Marsh, Carolyn VViegand, Marian Schoch, Eula Craig, Thelma Marsh, Dorothy Coleman. Second row: Mary MCAvoy, Miss Satterlee adviser' Phyllis WViith M , , ' , ary Schmitt, Mary Loew, .Iune Lindgren. Evelyn Arnold, Delores Hornsby. BOTTOM PICTURE4First row. left to right: Mary Lindenfelser, Betty Rogers, Doris VVhite, Barbara NVilliamson, Bernice Ulick, Marilyn Marsh, Betty Howe. Second row: Phyllis Frede, Joyce Abney, Mary Arnold, Virginia Highley, Virginia Sparkman, Iona Howe, Carolyn Roberts, Mary NVilson, Lois Derrington. Ulla Linden- felser. Eighty- five 9 tiff hi x xx hun x xxx Nxxxlnxx .lun mu OR EDU' ig.. J Fnw wmv Co-editors . . Myrline Jenkins Assistant Fditol BW Jean lxnlght Neysa Thames s EIIIIOIS Gladys Halt Plrlon MOClallen Helen Smlth lfeatu1e 141111019 Jackle Amsler Allceann Iogan Betty Hoxxe Fddle Blexyster Dorxs Noll C11Culat1on Margle Smlth Xhlma Sulllxan Delores Hornsby Harold Strlckfaden Exchange ECIIIOI' Garnet Reeder Buslness Bob Slexer Sports Edltor Jerry Headlme Edltors Short Charles Schmldt Copy Read Paul ers Audre Joyce Bo R F y Fee ynton J CD01 tel ankle A s for C Stud I'lIZ S61 rnslex lubs ent Co A uncll Evelyn C exo Lat ,1ll1am Ch 111 arles Lm Nolma Rube n Pep Rad nk1 B111 10 k 3 18 Marsh Duane ' Lramat N an V! 1nkl 1C Irma Home e Hedgcock Art Gay Charlott Sher Joan Cook A Carol McDonough I A A 'xlary Lou Schmltt 8ll9lIIl9IlS lxenneth Cxeek Hobby Peggy Cohenour A113151-PIG MISS VV1nChel1 'Nllss Bru eSlu F H mme! st row ft 1 ugh 1 L es Huxnslby xxlllfll qlll1lX 111 Jn ln Ixmght Nlxxlme Jenkms NN-1 Fhlmes Joue liflylllilll Lund ll 5 Miss Wm lt x lNtl e tx Nxlxmlclt xrxs 'HPVNNIQI Huh 111111 G uk Ik P1 111 Xlllllvx lwese st 1 le to 11,5l1t 01' 1111 R11l1e11k111g lhululte Slush 111 no hx elx 1 l 1ll1 He en b 11th B ll1e Nl ush l m1 Hemlhnemfk Llulys H I S 4411111 lux Nlxss 1311111111191 ll ue t 111s l mr14111g,l1 1 1 x I , 1 Sl llllxll Q 1 1111 lt 1 XlllNlll g,x itlllt-lllllll X v v , A ' 1 v V v v . v' S. J in ' S . . v . . se 1.1-rx W ' . . M G. R .... . l A' I. . . . 1 ' 1' ' 4 L ' ' , ' ' Fixxj '. lx-1 lm ' ti D1- 1 5 lar: hz 1 1 . kqxyg, Nvjfz ' 2 ,KI I j 'Ev V SL-' WV: 1 vhell. z l .'1': B I j Howe. Uh: I-S . ' , E41 I ' 'Z Siem-r. lla ' l . t1 - ful-11. 1111 Fl 1 ' Q '- .- r. Fila' 1' uw. fi 3 N ' er, .los l' k. fl 5' 'Nm' l 'n', i' ,z','.l'- 2 ' -j' iz 2ll'. 11lx'ise1'1 M: 'ga ' t A k' l'2ll'lIl Q Nl 'l . lillun Mx- 'lull 'll- K llllzxllx- V: Il XVi11l'l1-. .lx-1 x' 1 1u1'I. lxx- - I UI' 'Q-k. A 'Il ' GUY' Xli z11111 l,41g1111. J:1'kix- 1 .' 1 t2 ' A. IPM' Editors . . Diana Dowell, Helen Sprinq Art Editor . ...,.. Bob Carson Feature Editor . . Shirley Randy Faculty Editol '... Dolores Ninnnons Class Editors . . .lean Kni,f:ht, .linl Lowery Charles Schmidt. Evelyn Gilliam Music- Editor ....., Norma llill Sports Writers ....,. Iac-lc Carroll Alfred Bair, Mary Lou MC.-Xvoy Literary Staff . . Joyce Boynton. Don Miller Loren Tangrnan. Vivian Moritz: Jerry Cashen. Bob Swanson CO-EDIT ORS 1cf 1 to H h ' I' Hr-I4-H Sin-ing.: . Art Staff . . . Norma Jeanne Van XVinkle. Shirley Olson, Peggy NVebb Typist ........... Caroline Hess Photographer ..,., Duane Van Winkle Advisers .... Mrs. Roady. Miss Murray First row. left to right: Jzlrk C2ll'l'Oli, Yirizm Moritz. Dolores Nimmons. Joyce Hoynton. Second row: Roh Swanson. Alfred Hair. lion N Miller, Vharles S1-hmidt. Iflilllil Ifuvypu Adviser Roady and talented Bob Carson, creator of Red Raider NMI- . ru . 71t: 1 tif, S1111-125, UIQ-gg,y uid, Nm- JJ' Dunno V 1 lfirst row, lt-tt to right: lin-lyn tlillizmx. Shir- izmndy. i'Ill'Kllilll' llt-ss, Mary M1-Avoy. Sq-mnnl row: .In-nn Knight, Miss lllurray, :Id- ll ' ll nnm Ilill. Mrs. Iionily. an vis-'. Ill bv- And another year begins . . . first high school year we have known in a world of Peace . . . Freshmen . . . new teachers . . . loads of books . . . locker combinations, ishh. muIn's tl1e wordl , . . September 4 bringing Upper Classmen . . . Freshmen getting initiated thick and fast . . . flashy red lipstick first on the firing line . . . first week flies . . . homework begins . , . this is it! Football practice for tackles. guards. new- comers. lettermen- Our Team . . . September 12: First assembly . . . Freshies and Sophs invade Senior territory . . . Forget-me not sales plugged by Veterans' Administration, pep talk by Heavy and Knezovich. we meet the team, and cheerleaders try out . . . advice- pa- pers on the law11. keep off the grass4the usual . . . the piercing bell . . . the jam . . . ls my arm gone, or just crushed '? . . . Crowded busses . . . late for school . . . clamor for excuses . . . no gum chewing? lwaste basket. here we comer . . . September 14 brings dash to Stamper Stadium for the opening game with Manual . . . rain. head scarves and umbrellas. jeans and plaids . . . scuffle for seats . . . The Kickoff . . . cheerleaders lead in fighting yells . . . Raiders make a touch- down and E.P. onlookers go wild while Manual 'looks on '... tackles . . . yard dashes . . . for- mations . . . scrimages . . . THE RAIDERS XVINI ...14too,.. September 19 . . . clubs meet second hour lwhoopeel No Latin. geometry. speechp . . . new officers take over . . . Pep club. G.A.A.. Girl Re- serves, Radio club . . . two new ones-Movie and Dramatic clubs . . . The fighting spirit departs from cafeteria lines . . . third hour study hallers llucky kids? eat at 11:30 . . . no noon hour rush . . . shorter line . . . a school. too, progresses on its stomach. Ahh. another Friday . . . September 22 . . , rain in torrents and disappointment likewise . . . E.P. vs. Pekin there, postponed 'til Saturday and Pekin busses are packed texhale around corners Ainhale when convenient! . . . Bleachers filled to the brim . . . we did it again . . . Our Victory ...12to6.., The 36th and club's third hour . . . new sys- tem is O. K., clieck---check ? . . . Friday Night-Spalding . . . rain, again . . . we scamper to Stamper Saturday night . . . What a game . . . What a crowd . . . First half: Spalding leads, G to Oflast half, our Raiders come out fighting! . . . Final score . . . 19 to 6 in favor of the RAIIJERSZ September's percentage. Won 3 . . . Lost 0 . . . Keep it up, boys, we're with you. Eighty-eight Uctobm. . . October 1 . . . return to Standard peace time . . , tgood excuse for stragglersl . . . hmm, l wonder . . . October 2 . . . 11:00 a, m, is lunch hour now for third hour study hallers . . . but . . . no exiting the cafe until the bell rings fquotefunquoteir . . . .Iuniors rushing to room 1302 are actors and ac- tresses trying out for the annual play, The Great Big Doorstep . . . rumor has it to be a hill-billy comedy fincludin' no t'eudin'l . . . October 3 . . . a rip-roaring EPoCH assembly . . . super skit presented . . . theme song . . . 'tlluy your .EPot'H, 2191 . . . meet the staff . . . advisers . . . October 4 and 5 . . . no school . . . hubba hubba hubba! . . . Teachers' Institute at Pekin , . . October 5 . . . Friday night. football at Galesburg . . . three busses chartered 2--fans follow the team . . . a hard battle. but just an off night . . . defeated. 30 to 0 , , . October 8-f-l4ll'ot'll posters plaster l+1.l'. walls tsales start todayb . . . the old handout scheme goes to work on parents . . . October 9 . . . beginning of Fire Prevention XVeek . . . boys welcome ride down spirals . , . the rousing fire bell disturbs sixth hour classes, then safety bell signifies false alarm and we ramble back into E.P .... October 10 is a busy day . . . group pictures are snapped t'or EPoCH . . . shorties in front-hold it . . . I know my eyes were shut . . . Oh, I mov- ed l . . . October 12 . . . VVashington plays our RAIDERS . . . we hold 'em, but good-24 to 0 . . . early birds catch hot dogs and cokes . . . October 13 . . . the Senior party . . . Halloween decorations - refreshments f entertainment - dancing by the juke boxgwhere were you? October 17 . . traditional dress-up day for Seniors . . . their last picture for good old EP. High . . . and . . . report cards go out . . . lit was nice sitting down. while it lastedj . , . October 19 . . . professional assembly . . . Edna Means of Chicago has E.P. audience rollin' in the aisles with hilarious readings . . . The first Homecoming in E.P. history brings Canton to Stamper--to be defeated 25 to l2 . . . a special program salutes alumni . . verdict: Home- comings are great! I.et's have more. . . . October 23 . . . Seniors get their proofs . . . need we say more? . . . Keep Right is seen f1'om top to bottom of E.P .... Teachers and janitors remind us . . . October 24 . . . TB. tests of October 22 are read. October 25 . . . clubs at 2:30 . . . Student Council -AI'ep-G.lt.-Dramatic clubs . . . October 26 . . . Our fi1'st pay day . . . about 300 daily attendants dismissed at 12:00 from school . . . football at Kewanee-three busses are char- tered . . . we lost: 25 to 0 , . . October 27 . . . Costumed Juniors ran a blacked- out obstacle course as they entered the witch-en chanted Halloween hall . . . dancing . . . games . . . singing . . . refreshments-and many left costumed with paper from taffy apples as well . . . Guess who masquerader kept all wondering-Miss Top- per, of course . . . Say! Who kicked Cock Robin? . . . October 30 . . . F.ll.A. members sell E.P. beanies . . . l'pperclassmen vote on rings and invitations . . . .lunior play tickets on sale . . . Home Ec. class sponsors cafeteria dinner . . . 'October 31 . . . Shades of Halloween! An eerie climax to a busy month . . . Eighty-uint Wouunbm. . . November 1 . . . Seniors are forced to meet the issue: Which one? How many? What kind? . . . ln brief. pictures are ordered . . . November 2 . . . Posters on EP. walls advertise Central vs. l'2.l'. there . . . a hot game of the season Central's four-year jinx on us. and for a 13 to 6 RAIIJER victory . . . . . . we break charge through November 8 . . . Club day for clubbers . . . November 9 . . . The Silver llorseshoe is ours! Woodruff breaks before Raider might for twelfth year . . . at the gun-6-ll . . . Standing room only on bleachers ---sitting room only on the bluff . . . Raid- ers' llads occupy seats of honor on 50-yard line and take their bow between halves . . . gallant gals risk frozen limbs to spell DAD . . . all warmed up at the post-game Celebration dance . . . November 12 . . . Armistice Ilay and we pay trib- ute tv the war dead . . . Ninety November 14 . . . .Iunior play cast survives trial are presented in assem- bly . . . Also . . . boys' gym replaces Stamper as by fire -three short skits basketball takes the stand newcomers plunge eagerly . . . first stringersu and into practice . . . November 15 . . . THE GREAT BIG DUORSTEI' comes to life' '... students and parents pack the auditorium , . . a success . . . l-Sy the way. did you seen the end? November 19 'f '? '? ? '? '? tliteral description of E.P.er's minds these three pre-vacation daysn . . . November 20 . . . Picture exchange rate unable to be computed . , . friends' portraits--or reason- able facsimile travel all over school . . . November 21 . , , Thanksgiving baskets. gener- ously filled. are collected by tlirl Reserves . . . other clubs meet . . . November 22 . . . 'Vhanksgiving vacation begins . . doomsday for turkeys . . . November 26 . . . Return to school . . , but va- cant seats serve as reminders of the flu epidetnif- . . . highest count of absencese-128 . . . November 27 . . . Opening basketball game ot' season--Ikletamora there . . . Our RAIDERS bring home the bacon with a 421 to io EP. victory . . , season passes go on sale -... November 28 . . . l+1.l'. trods Princeville for a S17 to 19 victory .... November 29 . . . Mrs. .Iulia Rock Harwood. trav- eler of 155 countries. is star of assembly . . . Native costumes are modeled by Ilome Economics Ill class. November 30 . . . Payday returns . . . 205 stu- dents dismissed at noon . . , Promptness pays! . . . Sophomores celebrate in the evening with food and fun for classmates in girls' gymnasium . . . November Notes: No juke box ill upper halls. but dancing is popular--nothing like a good imagi- nation . . . Standing room only at lockersfbefore and after classes . . . keen sight when certain two's wear like sweaters . . 0111016 December 1 . . . Galesburg vs. l4I.l'. here . . . liaiders are defeated 59 to 25 . . . Raider Reserves. too. come out on the bottom . . . What a discouraging way to start the month! December 3 . . . Print and style for Senior John llenry's are chosen . . . the all-in1port- ant invitations are ordered . . December 4 . . . l're-svhool offive jam is ent down by sub-station for absentee pupils plat-ed avross from 207 in upper halls . . . December 6 . . . Club day rolls around again Holiday-minded members give Christ- mas parties a bit early. but in the spirit . . December 7 . , . Flu grips Canton's players f- basketball here. postponed 'til February 2, December 8 . . . Housing C'h86l'S fbl'l-'ilUl- taking shots-eseores growing by leaps and bounds , . . Conclusion--East Peoria tromps Normal in a 33 to 28 thriller '.,. December 10 . . . Tape measures expand and 1-ontra1't as Seniors are measured for vaps and gowns . . . December 11 . . . lC.l'. student body t'ollows team away from home base to play Wood- rufl '... lleturn trip on city busses finds IC. Pfers 1-heeriug Raider teamwork that brought the IIT to 222 vivtory '... December 12 . . . First Pow XVow of season makes its debut . . . Special Christmas issue brings a glow to hard-working reporters cheers ed by topuotch sales . . . December 13 . . . Patience of Seniors gets its just reward-Athe long-awaited pietures ar- rive. are oohed and ahhed f-then sent out in time l'or Christmas . . . December 14 . . . Vhristmas still scenes by Senior English rlass give impressive bark- ground for varols by st-hool chorus groups . . . Mistletoe is seen here and there .,.l Xll of a sudden we discover that the Christmas spirit is abroad . . . And . , . vacation elimaxes days of studying 'til January 2 . . . Fun begins when Raiders meet Central Maroons and top- ple them in a 55 to 39 tussle . . . December 18 . . . Team travels to Wash- burn to rapture a 53 to :ll pre-holiday sc-ore. All-IRRY C'llliIS'I'3IAS! See you in 'tlii Ninety-otitt January 2 N N 1111 1 NK N11 U 'I RNC 1 1NN ,N 11 1 1 NN N 1111 I l NIDI1 l N1111 1 N IN 11 IN 1 I1 111 N 111 1111 N January 3 N 1 11 N 11111 1 January 4 1 1- H underung I f January 7 111' 1 1 114 1 I ,,.,11l 4 xN1 January 8 11111 111 111 114 If 1 1 1 1 January 11 H0111 '11 1 11111 111 11111 1, 11 14 11 1 X1 111 N111' 11 14 N 111111l111N 11N N I 1111111 1111 11N 11 11N ,N N 1 1 1 1111 11N 1111N 14 I1 111 1111eN 11f January N 11111 SIC 1 IN I 1 11111 Nl N N. 1111 11 1111111111NNm1411 NN 11 1 January 14 111 NN111111 1N1 11111 111 1' N I 11Nl 1111114 N N 11 1 N 1 III 14N1 1 11N1 ,., N 1 1 January 15 m1111111N N I 1 I 1 N 1 111111 lxt N 111 1 1 N N11111 1 KN 1 11 1112 g1m 1 1 N 1111 141111111 1111114 1 11111111111 11111N 111' 11 12 '1m1 January 16 II' ,., 1 1 1 N 1 1 N 11 10 January 1 1 1 N 1 1 1 1 1111-1 2 January I4 I1 ,N ll 1 1 ,N 111 N 11111111 i1111141N 111111 January 21 11 ,, 11 1 11111N111 111 11 11151 1 1Nl 11,., January 22 N ,, 1 January 23 25 1 1z1411 kN 1 f 1 NN the 1 Exams 1 N111 111 NN111l1x 1111112 l 11 N 1 1 January 25 1 1 1 N . 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Second edition ot' l'ow Wow hits the stands . . . Snow flurries outside match scurry for l'ow Wow's inside . . . February 7 , . You guessed it clubs again . . . February 8 . . . Variety with a capital , . . From legs to larynx laughs to love , . . Theme. hats, is center attraction. and Miles Designer Kozlowsky wins awa1'd for creation ot' novelty headgear . , . 'Vhrongs ot' people are turned away to see repeat perforniance later. February 12 . . . No school , . . IRT years ago Abraham Lincoln was born . February 13 . . . Last chance! . . . Second run of EPoCH sales through the 22nd--564 copies this year! . . . Whittier wasn't kidding when he wrote Snowbound - E.l'. plods through banks of snow to applaud another successful Variety Show performance . . . February 14 . . . Valentine atmosphere with clubs in the foreground . . . February 15 . . . Pep assembly gets l'I.l'. in the spirit for Washington here . . . Panthers pounce on Raiders for a -iS to 54 hold . . . Soo student bodies get reJuvenated at G.R. spon- Il sored Valentine llall . . . Uupids shot their arrows from decorated walls on the royal highnesses Queen .lune Lindgren and King Roy Petri . . , Fouples ot' same suit and also pairs waltzed the Valentine llall to a close . . . February 19 . . . Pinch-hit assembly takes over' guest-to-be Vincent Burns tails to show up . . . Movies fill in until the sounding bell moves us along . . . l'l.P. doesn't even get a peek in at Pekin we are downed SIT to -LS . . . February 22 . . . Proposed assembly can- celled--better luck next time, kids . . , Raiders are really on the ball as Bloomington come petes for the win ot' our last game . . . silent seconds'-tumultuous moments and our Raid- ers take over for a 405 to 43 scoop . , . February 25 . . , l-'igures are seen filing into hI.l'. lligh under cover of night No alarm! Seniors do their stuff for the all-important play parts . . 1Xloonshiners defeat Boiler- makers is a six-minute overtime thriller be- fore cheering students in assembly . . . Score- board final f24 to 22 . . . February 27 . . . Capacity crowd cheers wildly as Raiders encounter Dunlap in lC.l'.'s first regional bout . . . Nimhle live outwits baffled varsity from llunlap 50 to 335 , . , February 28 . . . The luck ot the lrislr' is downed by Raider skill in second night ol' regionals . . . Massive cheers echo in gym while history is being made' '... Anxiety is crowned by hysteric joy as lC.l', slides to a tT to -lti linish . . . XYith basketball almost a shadow in the background. baseball becomes prominent in the forcfzround . . . April 1 . . . Vmbrellas and rain- coats- -rubber boots and head scarves . . . And we're not April fooling . April 2 . . . Scheduled: llonie lic, Ill Fashion assembly for girls only esomething new. so new, in fact. we can't predict . . . April 3 . . . Suki and Ileon Smith make personal appearance and perform before lfI.I'. eyes . . . Monkey shines are pulled by the Chimpanzee Vircus in hilarious movie . . . April 8 . . . Spring lever victims recite facts of history '. --f- Col- umbus discovered ltaly in 15143 on a trip around the Vnited States troxn the new world-Thomas .lef- terson wrote George Washington - 'lhe first president of the l'. S. ras the Declaration oi' Independ- ence '... Ho Hum . . . April 10 . . . According to our ltll'f1l'2lSlPl' calendar, today Nils a mild day with showers in the loienoon, vlearing oft. becotninil Xl2ll'lllPl' toward cwtiitifr , . . and li12ll'S all we can set- in tht- cryrf- ta' ball . . . Niti--tx'-t'ith April 12-13 . . . Council members cross river to compare notes with student bodies from numerous other schools . . . April 16 . . . Only 57 n1ot'e studying days until the Hlitth freedom --freedom from school . . . April 19 . . . Good Friday-no school! . . . tl've always heard this was a good day to plant potatoesl. April 21 . . . A peaceful Easter . . . April 24 . . . Good old E. P. High looks like June Bride decked out in flowering bushes . . . These warm days find gangs soaking up Vitamin ll-eat ing the others . . . Vitamins. of course , . . April 29-27 Parlezvous France? t'l'hat's French. l hopel . . . Anyway. Seniors go French in tradition- al play ff- Time Imaginary Invalid . . . April 30 . . . This time next month . . . Ahh . . . A memory for Seniors-a breathing spell for under- classmen . . . Q.. ,Jiv- WT' 0- 9- May 1 Ull tl1e lllSltl9 looking out Why 11ot yice XPINI these p1es11m111e1 days' May 3 Hobby SUXGIS 1eyeal fZ1YOIll9 hobby a club get togethel 111 p 11ty tolm May 4 Pilmy toxmals a11d t1mely tux till .1 tulip studded t1eld Couples go Dutch and not dutcl1 1t the Jun1o1 Senioi P1on1 '1 dieamy ex 8111112 we ve tllfeillltltl about slnce F1eshm 111 d me May 7 t.1ngh 1111 takes up Xl l1e1e woolen e11ds l1eld du begins tm 1n1sch1e1 ous moths May 10 -Xctue competition t0l91l111S ll0dllW appetites F -X A banquet 1s a D103 ing gI0llIlll May 1: Those telltale Vllltel Sllfllt cuts stleak the g1ee11111g gldSQ NN l1o scotted 1t tl1e XXdIlllll2,'7 May 17 ' 1 111d H1016 pep Il09S!li it ev end' lep clubbeis ielease stoied 11p eneigy it 11111ual club picnic May 17 bophlstitated 58111018 look tl1e pait 111 Ho11o1s llay ceiemony PIOII1 oui magic rlystal ball come sce11es of tl1e lutuie Hlld what scenes' Nlost xalued S911101 possessions ale be queathed to 1elutta11t undelclassmen 111 geneious wills ny lindenfelsei 1s l1o11o1ed YYlth D A aw 1 May 2021 One ot the lasts tl1 it we honestly s1y ne do11 t 1eg1et I1nal 5911101 exams llossed 11112815 allfl uoodknocking llllldlS ale 1101 to be laughed at these c11t1cal days May 22 . . . QQIHOIS get all the b1eaks o d'1y finds them picnicking witl1 '111ts . . . a11d n1en1- ories . . . '111d gloating over ill-f'1ted llllll9l'Cl'iSSTIlQll' - stuck i11 -1 cl-1ssroom! . . . May 24 , . . Another couple 'lff2iil'7Ill9 Senior Hop . . . Handbook of etiquette is wor11 threadbare by this long-heralded event . . . Gallant Swains treat ladies fair' like porcelain dolls--and all this at East Peoria! . . . May 26 . . . Seniors make a trial l'llll with 'mor- l'il'b0Eil'ii 'illtl gow11 . . . '111 important Sunday after- llO0Il i11 the lives ol' 56IllOl'S7b'iCf l,l'i.lll'9H e . . . May 27 . . . The stately march , . . Solemn faces leave no doubt about tl1e sadness of this day . . . tl1e gym w'1s never so b6'll1Ilflllf'llltl the floor was ll8V9l' so 10112 . . . May 29-30-31 . . . Coming backs get their share of finals . . . Memorial l1ayf'1ndf-stored 1111 mem- o ' -1 u ' ' '111 es lwe 1038 to' U'illSXV61'SH on black and wl1ite tri'1l before us . . . High Schoolea 118W life! . . , lrom pigtails to pi11 curls---lollipops to lipsticks . . . bince then' four birthdays have whirled us to the finis . . . Our 'illlltl mater gave us . . . first p1'o1n . . . tl1at all- impertant date . . . class picnics lfllld parties . . . first formals . . . the Senior tree-pla11ti11g ceremony . . . our bus drivers ---and those troublesome num- bers . . . dining U11 tl1e steps . . . those tricky snow- balls we had to dodge . . . picture galleries i11 the halls--those amazing appetites at the games . . . Cafeteria crowds , . . the yellow excuse slip . . crammed lockers and stubborn combinations . . . and more . . . As we leave E,P.- some for good a11d others who will l'9illl'll -these memories linger with us . . . . . . It has been fun . , . Nilu-ty-six ir ir ir if ir ir if 'A' ir 'Ir ir dcknaw For the invaluable aid given in the production of this year's book, the staff of the 1946 EPOCH wishes to express appreciation to- Student Council members who handled the publicityg Students and faculty who donated picturesg Faculty and students who cooperated on trying picture days g John J. Watchinski and the Camera Craft Studio, Normal, Illinois, for the photographyg The Pontiac Engraving Company, Chicago, Illinois, for engravingg Owen Marsh, Pontiac Engraving Company, for his timely suggestionsg The Times Record Company, Aledo, Illinois, for printing. Diana Dowell, Helen Spring, co-Editors. 'lr ir 'k 'A' ir ir ir 'Ir ir if uk Ninm-ly -scxwii X 1 K WH ISI X I E' 1 5,-fn J 'J Y43'f 'K Eg H CSS!! Rf? if ,WW Gifs WW 'X R J A X:Y,Q'f , ,S f , gy - xx X 7 N . jg 2 wi ' s N Xi o.. . . 0 X ,QQ p -4 'Q A NI. . A I gi ff!!! A. AV LF? P f f-'-LEX A ' l ' AA! J E 5 inf ' Jr . H . 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