East Peoria Community High School - Epoch Yearbook (East Peoria, IL)
- Class of 1947
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TO THE STUDENTS: Y OU are the theme of this epoch. Froin the sophisticated freshman to the bewildered senior, each student, whether sleeping in civics or saying: four lines in the operetta, has helped to create the l947 EPOCH. Therefore, we have used through- out the book, a boy and girl symbolic of the stue dents in general-symbolic of your participation in social events, clubs, sports, and studies some- timesssymbolic of the fact that, at E.P.C.H,S., there is equal CIIHIICG to succeed in any field, whether it be athletic, academic, or social. PAT COOGAN, Editor. DUR DAYS .A .,., sg-1 4 if 4 has-K P Q ,A S 1. Q 5 'Q Q f ,www ,1 . , H, m .W , 'I rl gxmbvlgfgf , 1,,+,2A1f4i3-iw QjIQ'ygv:'zx ' xg, , fiffgig V ,U X. . N ,EV . A W ..,,4'. Q.-M J-- M . 4. ' , M' H in-,H ' L' 'fin T ffl!! xfvfff ' ,X wjv1f'3FAfLe- .',,,:-fgh: EE:4?af'41fi:!': v .. .,4 L,-L., -1. x H -, L ,,.: r..f'-1-,N . ,.,, , -. .V , ,QW .agw .Egg w f lu nd 'L 'v wrv-fr '9 mr 22,522-if 4 Q ': E , vi,l.51Sg.Bg, gfz' ' 1 -if A Al ,W ,ol THE 1947 EPOCH STAFF wishes to acknowledge the assistance received from Journal-Star, Peoria, Illinois. Camera Craft Studio, Normal, Illinois. Pontiac Engraving Company, Chicago, Illinois. Caterpillar. Peoria, Illinois. Carl Schmitt, Creve Coeur, Illinois. gy I.. NIARY Il.XNIl4Il,S RVISY BOLIN DYVA RICIC Substitute 'l'ez10l1e1's Visiting Nurse MAIQILYN ARNIIOI I English .X.I.,. l,l.1ulIn-5 Illini llx OFTEN SEEN us Drivers: Hvmvze King, Ile-u lwupeck, liymu Oesvh. Orville Wright, lflrvimr Hvisel. lim-VI Ailznus, llc-u Al'IllSYl'1lllg. nitors: Flu-stm' Aruolil, Cl1Zll'li9 Rilfr'blll'll. Fleury Dean. LZlWl'lxIll'1:' ilmw, lflmik Stzuile-y. I, Er, 1-fo- ? Y' :-,.i-l g.L.h 4 my , -gi af-Q j AN ,' ' , - ,I . 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ARMISTICE HRISTMAS .,i,w X 5 I 5 ii3U ' . i i V .S GLX me Q f . , 4 y 4 ., x, Q C! 4? 1,1 f 5 S rd' 3 t ,'+1 ' 3. 'Q' Q ,nga is S . ii Q V 'Q' gt' k lx . ,ami I 'H 1- I M VZW? , 5. , 4 Q wi, , 'N f K Q In 1- XSS-N I I , , WEQW1' I .V L . 3 - - , Q 31' ,- B . M Q mf 5 , if 51.1 , gy jyggn ,L zu.-jg Q ' is ' SQ? A f X' 'W U , Mu Q :lx ' +-ff 'U f Ev I Q November was a big month for the juniors this year. It all started the last week of October and ended the fifteenth ol' November when the junior class presented A Date with Judy. Miss Kness helped us and the cast worked hard. Nancy Hartz offered her home for the cast party the following Saturday evening. Putting on a play is a lot of work but we all had a lot of fun too. .IUNIQR 1. Yes, Mitzi- 2. Judy. Mom and Dad 3. Cast Row 1: Iflulzn l'i':xip:', Nslnvy Ilzurlz. John 11:15. lir'I'l1l'llIl l':ls:'-x, I':1lsy ll:1y.J1lln- Nivluols. In-Hy' I,:1imI1'. Row 2: Illrn-lyn llathbun. K1-mn-lh Mmln-ultis, Art Vlznllin. Miss lim-ss, Imve- lXI:mllu-nv ICII4-n Ifanlws. liol. ll'-rr:-11. CHARACTERS .lumly Foster . . Melvin Fuster . Dora Foster . . llunclolpli Foster . lluilnzlh .... liurbzxru XVinsm'kel Oogie Pringle . Mitzi lilllllllllllll . Mr. ill2ll'ilIlllill9 , Mrs, llotvlikiss . Eloise llotvhkiss Mrs, SllllllZlliillllIlQ-'I' . Rex O'f'mn1er . Susie .... lizulio Annonnc-er lrllllf-'l'Sllllll9Sf Judy Foster . Melvin Foster . Rundolpli Foster PLAY liernettu Pascoe . Dun Colbert . Patsy Guy . Hob Ile-rren . Ellen Fules . . Nuney Hartz Kenneth lYIemlea1'is . . lflulu Craig . . . John Gay Louise lNloushon . June Nix-hols ldvelyn Rathbun . Dave Matheny . Betty Lzunpe . Art Clanin . Harriet Tape . Art Clanin . Bill Hines 4. In appreciation 5. No! l CAN'T stand it 6. D0n't talk back to Dad 7. Dress rehearsal f'4'IliI'2ll Nu. It lkmls Hans I l'vm'i:1 Nu. ll Ill llllfll 1lll:ll'I4-ll limi .XII-xumln-i' was thi- milslziiuliiig lmsiu-llmalll pluyvi' im' sl l's-hriu this si-aisnii. 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OPERETTA l A WALTZ DREAM was the operetta pre' sented lVllll'l'll 20-21, 1947, by the following cast ot' i'lllll'ilCtQ1'SI llluxiniilinn X, King of Sylvania . . Princess Helene. his daughter . Prince Rupert. her cousin . . Lieutenant Niki, and army officer . Kay Robinson. an A11l9I'll'LlIl artist Princess Matilda, liing's sister . Louisa, a Duchess Bertrain lludzzett, an et't'icie114-y expert Count Lothar . Count Sigismund . Nivliolus . . Fifi. a singer Annerl, a singer . l . David Strickfaden 1 . Peggy Webb Richard Lugeanbeal Australian . Lucian Williams Evelyn Arnold . June Lindgren . Delores Stout Luke Spinder . PIUIIIQI' Wells . Lloyd Stuber Albert Salter 1 . Susan Nevitt . Evelyn Gilliam The Student Council members of 1946 enjoy the spring banquet. 1947 Student Council officers have had much to do with shaping the sovial life of lf1.l',C,H,S. my s ' , o ' 1 PRING CALENDAR -A 1947 East Pom-ia is planning un addition to the community high school. The I-loarcl of Education has been working for the plant pictured below. mm . -, - - 6 - 4.:ls.,Qg,4gm3k, E E I . . -- f 1. ,-.M . f ,,., Y ,, 1n:1nu.-...,. ,i,.. Lum- ., ...L . A -ur unruax::mn1...zmsnenun.unzmxlx1vmxwf,fawrnsmfr:-few-4e.4uxs:rs.'::-1-:sauna Senior Play May You Can't Take It with You . . . 1-2 P.-T.A. Open llouse . I5 Senior Assembly , . lti lSacc'z1laureate . 25 COIIIIHGIICQIIIGIII . , . 26 ,f Junior college classes wore lwlrl ut East l'voriz1 Community lligll School during first SK-'l119Qt9l' under the Univerwitv ot' Illinois plwn Row 1: Charles lllowery, Robert Sliaw, Mzlrilyn Zenor, llelen XViv- gand, Laurel Stokes, Robert Sullivan, Edward Sluitll. I i. . Lil . E F1 Q F ,. Row 2: Cliarles Filstrup, Robert Arnett. James Fink, Mr. Mullins, Karl Dooley, Warren Renner, Jalnes 'l'jumle-11. QURSELVES H-Xa, ,fs wi Z A is v ,. Qi? Y 5g,h 'EQ T1 A ,f ' rf N 4 ,L f ,gf W, inmi J E. I 'iilillp--u-'ei MQW BYRON R. MOORE JOHN W. FRITZ Principal Assistant Principal IZ PC, Illlmii- Smit- X1-:mail lvlliX4'ISiiY, l'IliXI'I5ilX ul' Illili-vi ILS., illwulli-5' l'llix1-lwiiy, Xikisiiiiigiiiii l'mx I llx .X M, 1'uil1mIii:i I'lnix'--wily l'nix'4-:sity ui' Mirsmlii. .XI Sl-Isl., l'IIiX4'l'SilX' -rl' IHiIlHiS, dmini tration BOARD OF EDUCATION NIH. li.XIlOI,Ib LXIII. MAIITIN SVIIMIIVI' 4'UO4l.XN l'i-1-sill:-111 Si'f'I't'I2ll'y AIR' NVHALIS HINIQEIQ MH. ANSICI, JONES MR. H CLARABELLE FREIDHEIM Dean of Girls Home Economics ILS., lirznlloy Vniversity. M.S., Viiiversity ot' Minnesota. acuity JUNE HUENEFELD NORMA WASHBURN Secretary Assistant Secretary Clarence Allison Athletic Director ILS.. Bradley l'niversity Esther Baker Librarian B.S.Ed., Illinois State Normal l'nivt-rsity Mary Ellen Bennett Physical Education Lindenwood t'ollvg'a- for NYome-n T!.S., North Central t'nllt'g'e Carol Coffey Physical Education HS., Illinois Wesleyan Christian Daugaard Industrial Arts B.S. in M.E.. Des Moines University Dorothy Dowel! English, Journalism HA.. Northwestern liniversity Vniversity of Illinois Robert DuBois Mathematics A.B.. Illinois WVosleynn l'l.Ed., illinois State Normal linivvrsity A.M.. University of Illinois Elaine Eddis Homemaking HS.. Bradley University Elsie Fulton Classics and English I'i.S.Ed.. Illinois State Normal University George King Mathematics B.S., Southern Illinois State Normal l'niv. M.S., l'nivvrsity of Illinois MURIEL KNESS. Eng- lish, Speech I+' I' an ix I- I- s Sliimi-I' .luninr Uullvgi-, II. A., I'iii'm-ll t'4IIIn-gi-, JOHN KNEZOVICH Physical Education ILS.. lliwulli-y IvllIX'4'I'SIlj', Illzi- xw-i'sity ul' Illinois. BEVERLY PYLE. Sci- ence - I!.S.ICII.. I I l i ii ii I :4 Slain- Nnrmail l'iiix'vI's'Ily. E U G E N E ROBARDS. Music .I :I in 4- s lklillikiix I'Iiix'I-Vsily. Iiraiillvy l'i1i- ri-l'sily. ROBERT KOCH. Mathe- matics I1.S.I-Iil., Niwilin-I'll Iliiimis Stull- 'I'i-zu-In-rs' Viilli-gi-. MS., I':iliI'ui'iiiz1 Illslilllli- ul' 'l'1-I'IIlluIug'y. JAY LOGUE, InillISll'i:lI Arts. Geography - I!.S.I4IiI.. I':1lSIl'Ill Illinois Sl :I l 4- 'IR-zivlii-i's' i'nlII-3.14-. I'I'lIIl' sylwmiau Stull- I'ulIm.:v, I-IARRIET ROWLAND, Socail Studies- ILIC.. II' Iinuis Stull- Nurnlnl l'ni- vi-i':4ily, XVII-hitai Mlmiv- ipzil I'IIIX't'l'NIIX. VIOLA M. SCHROEDER. English A.Il., l'nivn-rsily ut' Iowan, A.lVI.. l'iiivI-rsily ut' Iuw:i, MARY B. MEMLEFC. So- cial Studies A.l!., l'ni- xw-rsity lil' I'iiIui':IiIu, .X.IXI.. l'Ilix'i-rsily ul' IIIIIUVIIIIU. GAYLORD E. MULLINS, En lish, Social Studies ILIC., Illinois Slain- Nui'- mzul I'iiix'm-rsily. ILS.. lill- ri-Im IHIIII-gi-, ITllII1'I' I'III- xi-rslly. FIICUIW LEAH SIIVINION5. C0711- ITIGVCC .X,II., IIIIIIUIS FUI- In-ge-. RUSSELL E. SMITH, Science ILS., l'niw-rsily nl' I I I i ii in i s. AIIRIIHIZIIIII lmlli-p.:'eI, Iiiwnllvy I'lIIX'6'I'- sity. LILLIAN M. MURRAY, Commerce- Illinois Stull- NuI'm.1l llnivorsily. lirznl- li-5' l'nix'i-i'sily. lliw-gg I'1IIIi-3.112 EARL MYERS, Sceince, Industrial Arts l!.lC4l,. I':2lHIl'l'II Illilmis Slnln- 'I'v:I1'IIi-IN' l'cIIIi-gi-. XVI-Sl VII?-IIIIIll l'nix'm-rsily. JACK C. TIMKEN, Civ- ics, Art ILS., IiI':uII:-5' I'iiivu1'sily. ETHEL TOPPER, Math- ematics l:.S.l1hl., Wzisli- iiiglwvii llnivvrsity. THEODORE T. PANISH. Physical Education ILS.. Ili':ulI4-3' l'liix'm-rsity. BEN. O. PROPECK, Sci- ence Il.l'I1sI., Illinois Slate Nurmall llnivi-rsity, MS.. I'IlIYl'I'SIIY nl' I I I i ii in I s, I!l:u4Ili-5' l'i1iv4-rsily. MARVIN WILSON, Eng- llsh I4.IfI,, Illinuis Slam- Nurmnl l'i1ivs-rsily. G LA DYS WINCHELL. Commerce HIC.. Illinois Slaltv Nurmzil l'nix'i-rsity. ALA.. Culumliiu I'nix'v1'- sity. Mavis Alderman l-'.ll.A. 1,21 f1.A.A. 1.2.3.1 l'l-p l'lub 1.2.5.-'ll Junior Play Iixvhzlmxe Assembly Zi: Va- riety Show 21,43 Epoch Staff. Robert Allen Aero Club 1.2. x'll'l'-1,l'QSl- Llellt 1: An-lxel'y Club 2. Thomas Alexander Football 1,23 Basketball 1.2. 21.43 Baseball 1,2.3,4I Pep Club 1, 2, 3.43 Lettermerfs Club 2.3.43 Christmas Play 4. Robert Antle Al-ru Club 1.23 Pep Club 33 Variety Show 3,43 Movie Club 4. SENIOR Evelyn Arnold l1.A.A. l.2,Il.43 Chnrus 2.3,-lg Class x'll'0-lJl'l'Slll0Ilt Il: Va- fi rivty Show 3: Operettu 0. Gail Avery Intramural Ilalskvtball 1.2.3 l: Pep Club 4. Dean Bass Acro Club 13 Variety Show 1, lk-p Llub J.-l. Billie Ashburn F.1l.A. 1.2. President 23 liand 1.23 G.A.A. 1,2,3.43 Pep Club 3.4. Alfred Bair Hand 1,233.43 Pep Club L!,3.43 Track 2.3.43 Basketball 3.43 Football 3.43 Lette1'men's Club 3.43 Epoch 33 Student Council 4. William Beard Chorus 13 Band 1,2,33 Hobby Club 2: Intramural Basket- ball 2,3. Ray Belser Baseball 1.2.3,4: Football 1. 2.33 Pep Club 1: Radio Club 3.4, Vice-President 3. Ivan Berg Pep Club 1.2.3,-iz Band 2.3.4. President 4: Class Sevsretary- Treasurer 4. John Bennett Aero Club 1.2: Arvht-l'Y Club 23 Junior Play: Football -tg Junior Sharpshooters 4. Vice- Presideut 4: Football 4. Joan Bouton Transferred from NVoodruff. G.A.A. 2: Pep Club 2.4: Hobby Club Zlg Pow NYow Staff 4. SENIOR Willard Birge Intramural Baskotball 3.4. Eddie Brewster Intramural Basketball l.2,2l, -I: 'l'rat'k 1.2.3.-ig Football 1. 23 Pep Club 1.2: Class Sec- retary-'Freasurvr 1: Student Council 2.3.4. VIL'P-I,l'ESItI6llI 31 Letterms-n's Club 2.3,-'tg Basketball 3.4. Evan Bryan Aero Club 1: Pop Club 2: Movie Club 3.4: Intramural Basketball 3.43 Baseball -li Variety Show 4g Christmas Play 4. Joyce Boynton tl.A.A. 1,2..l.41 IR-11 Club 1.2. 3.-1: Girls' Intramurals 1.2.3. -l: Bowling 1.2.33 Archery 1. 2.33 Student Counvil 1.23 Va- riety Show 3: Opt-rvtta 35 Pow WN'ow Staff 33 lixm-liam:'e Assembly 3: Eliot-h Staff 3,4g Library 4. William Brown Aero Club 1.2: Intramural Basketball 2: 'Pravk 2: Radio Club 33 Pep Club -l. Beatrice Burton G.A.A. 1.2.33 Howling 1.2: Y-'llwiis 1.2: Variety Show 2.3: tlperotta 3: Hobby Club 35 .Iuuior Sharpshooters 4: Chorus 4: Pow XVow Staff -1. Eugene Calhoun Hand 1,232.41 Pep Club 1,23 Latin Club 1.23 Exchange Assembly 1: Dramatic Club Ray Christoffersen Pep Club 2.3,4. CLASS James Cloud Pep Club 2.35 Movie Club 45 Pow XVow Staff 43 Intra- mural Basketball 4. Patricia Coogan Robert Carson Baseball 1,2,3,-1: Class Presi- dent 2,33 Epoch Staff 3.43 Lettermelfs Club 3,43 Junior Prom King: Radio Club 4. Wayne Cleer Pep Club 2: Movie Club 3,43 Intramural Basketball 3,4. Dorothy Coleman G.A,A. 1,2,3,4g Chorus 13 Band 2.3,-4, Pep Club 4. Patricia Crothers Latin Club 1,25 Pep Club Pep Club 1.2.35 G.A.A. 1: Treasurer 2: Y-Teens 1,1,, Y-Teens 4: Christmas Play Sem-relary 2: Epoeh Staff 1,4, -1. Editor 43 Librarian 15 Ex- change Assembly 2. Robert Crum Aero Club 1.23 Hobby Club 3: Movie Club 4. Mina Cundiff F.I-I.A. 1,23 Y-Teens 2: Pep Club 3,43 Operetta 3: Pow Wow Staff 4. Don Davis Jimmie L. Davis Aero Club 2: IR-lx Pluh 12.1. lutrnmurzll Hnskvtlrzlll l,3,h I: IR-p Flub 1.2. Donald Densberger Fred Denney Pep Uluh 1,215.41 'I'r:u-k 1'.II illil'2lHllll'2llS 1.2.3. lg Movie lA'ti1'l'l'TIQ'll'S Ululw Img Alfwiu Club 35. l'luh 3: Variety Show 21: .lun- im' Sliurpshnntvrs 4: Intru- murnl Husketlmll -L Kenneth Dickens Lolly Doering Latin Vluh 21 P:-lu Ululx 2 lluhhy Uluh 1,32 Y-'Pm-ns 2: Junior' Sliarpslioolc-is -I. Junim' Sliaxmslicmlq-l's -I: Pow Wow Stuff -lg Uhorus -1. Marvin Doty Phyllis Edwards 'l'I'2lllSfl'I'l'1'4l from Alullvml. Vzlric-ly Show Il: Pep Ulub 25: Pow XYQW Stuff el: Stud-'nt Cnunvil 4. Bob Elliott Caroline Fandel Pep Club 3,1. l'.ll.A, 1,23 l'ow NVow Stuff 4. Doris Felker Eugene Felker F.ll.A. 1,21 Hobby Club 1,2 Pep Club 23,43 Track 2,33 1 'L Sovre-tury-'l'ro:lsurer 33 Pup Club 4. Audrey Feeser l.utin Club l.2.Zi.,l. l'rv::illt-nt 3, Hobby flllll -1 11..X..-X. -I Pow Wow Stuff 3. CLASS Intramurzll Basketball ll. Earl Franks 'l'1'amsferred from South Reml, Indiana. Prom Committee 3: Basket- ball 3.4: Intramural Basket- ball 4. Fred Frey lfootbull 1.25.43 lhslce-ilv:lll Pep Club 1.13.43 Trac-lc 1. 1.2.3.-ll lizlscballl l,2.Zl.'l2 1.211- in Club 1.2. l'rt-:-:itlc-nt 2: Pop Club 13 'l'rzu-k lg Lette-l'n1el1's Club 235,43 Class Vif:e-P1'e:4i- alt-nt 2: Vnrie-ty Show 3: Stu- dent Counvil Il,4. President 4. Edna Frye IR-11 Club 2: Y-'l'v.-ns 23. St-s'l'vt:1l'y Il: Prom Commit- tee il: Hop Committul- 4. Dale Gay 'l'l':u'k 2,2!: Pep Club Sl: .Inn- ior Sharpshooters 4. Arthur Gay Pep Club 1.21 Football 2,33 Track 2,33 llettermerfs Club 33 Pow VVow Staff 3: Junior Play: Prom Committee 35 Intramural Basketball Charles Geitner Pop Club 123,41 lfomlrull 1, 2.3.43 Travk 1.23.45 Intru- mural Basketball 1.13.45 Le-ttormen's Club 3.43 Stu- dent Council 4. Harvey Gerbracht Maxine Gibbs Football 1.2: Intramural Bas- Chorus 1: Pep Club 1: Y- ketball 1,25 Pep Club 4: Teens 2.3.4, Vice-l'l'esicl0nt 3. Baseball 4. President -lp Typist, Red Raiders' lieff-rem'e Al. Warren E. Jeanne Anne Gould ' F,H,A. 1.2, Treasurer 1: G. Glebelhausen A.A. 1.2: Y-Teens 2: Pep Student Council 1.2: Pen Club 2: Student Counf-il 3.4, Club 11.3.45 Football 3.3.42 Secretary 4: Junior Play: Yu.- Letterme-n's Club 2,3,4: riety Show 3. Baseball 3.4. Clifton Grabill Marjorie Hall Intramural Basketball 1.2.3, Hobby Club 3.4. 4: Baseball 3: Pep Club 4. Ruth Hall Richard Hart G.A.A. 1: Pep Club l,2: Band Intramural Basketball 3.4. 1.13.43 Christmas Play 4: Epoch Staff 4. Kenneth Hersemann Jo Ann Hoerman Pep Club 1.2.3.4: Intramural G.A.A. l,2,3,4: Pep Club 1.2, Basketball 2.34: Basketball 3.4: F.H.A. 1: Girls' Intra- 2,4: Play Committee 3: Prom murals 2.3: Cheerleader 3: Committee 3: Baseball 4. Variety Show 3.4: Christmas Play 4. Delores Hornsby G.A.A. 1.13.45 Pep Club 1,2, 45 Student Council 1.2,3: Va- riety Show 35 Pow Wow Staff 3. Don Hurd Intramural Basketball 15 Track 25 Basketball 2.3.45 Football 2,45 Pep Club 3,41 Variety Show 3,45 Pow Wow Staff 4: Lettermen's Club 4. CLASS Marian Johnston Y-'l'eens 1,25 Pep Club 35 Operetta. 3. Gene Jones Basketball Manager 15 Aero Club 1,25 Pep Club 25 Let- termen's Club 2.3.45 Student Council 35 Variety Show 35 Junior Sharpshooters 4, Pres- ident -15 Band 45 Epoch Staff 4. Betty Kelley Pep Club 1.ZZ,3.45 Band 1,2,3, 4: Majorette 1.2,3,45 G.A.A. 1.2.45 Variety Show 2.3.41 Operetta 35 Pow Wow Staff 1: Christmas Play 4. Leonard Horsley Pep Club 1,2,3. Santo Irrera Pep Club 1.2,35 Aero Club 1, 25 Baseball Manager 15 In- tramural Basketball 2,3.45 Cheerleader 25 Prom Com- mittee 35 Dramatics Club Ross Johnston Basketball 1,2.45 Intramural Basketball 1,25 Baseball 25 Track 2. Richard J ourdan Pep Club 1,3,45 Variety Show 35 Intramural Basketball 3,4. Mary Ann Kipling Pep Club 1,2.3.45 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45 Y-Teens 1,25 Pow VVOW Staff 3.45 Operetta 35 Epoch Staff 35 Junior Play: Variety Show 35 Cheerleader 4. Beverly Lee June Lindgren l .ll.A. 11 PQ-pl'Iu1m lg l'1nurus ll.A,A, 1, 2, 31, 1. X'll't'-lll'l'Hl- 1.2: Y-'I'c-uns 2.3.1. dm-nl 21: Pop Uluh 1.2.I1.1: Yal- rivly Show 2.311 Uliurus 1.2.3. 1: Junior Play: llllt'l'l'll1l 21.1 Mary Loew Aliceann Logan G.A.A. l.2,21.1: lutruinurzuls 1f'.11,A. l.2.Z1, 1'1'ugr:un l'11:1ir- 1.2.J1.4Z F.H.A. ll l'u-p Ululn mam I11 liilurnry 21: l'uw Www 2.34.12 Variety Show 11. Richard Lugeanbeal Avro Club 1.2.31: 1.111111 Flulm Stuff 31, SENIOR Billie Marsh t1.A..X. l.2,S1,l1 Suftlrull 1.2.I1. 1: 1Cxm'l1:lng:v Assvrnhly 11 12 lllTl'illl1lll'Jll l:1lSlil'll11lll 1. Iul1':lmul'all lhlskvllmll 2.1: 2.31.-11 liililll Ululu 1,23 Huw!- Rauliu Vluls 4, ing' 231.13 l':1X4'l12lll1J,l' Assvm- Jackie Marvis Pop Club 1.2,C1,1p l'4vw NV1 Staff 4. Mary McAv0y D XV lvly 21 l'm-p Ululi 2.31.12 Pow NRM' Stuff 21: Yzlrin-ly Slum' 31: l'l'U1ll llllllllllllllt' 213 Siu- mlvnl l'llLlll4'll 1. Hazel Matheny l,l'lI lllllll 2.11. 1. Grace McCulley f1,A.A. 1,2,Z1,4, l're-sinln-ut -1: t1.A.A. 1,251.13 l'vp 1'lul1 1.2, linml I,2.21.f1. X'li't'-l l'Q'Sl1ll'lll 21.1 Y-'l'Q't'IlS 2.21. l'rvsi1lm-nt 315 ldpm-lx Stuff 311 l'1'll l'luh 4. 111 l!l1Pl llllY Sn-4-rvtury 21: I'rmn i.2ll1'4'l1 513 Variety Shuw 33 i'lwvv'h-zula-1' 21.1. James McGl0thlin , w .-u.w . ll-is lluli 1.2,...l, Football .l, -lg I,vllvrinf-n's Club 31,13 Vu- ril-ty Show 213 Movie Cluln 253 npr-rn-ttzi 223 I'l'lJlU Commit- Ii-Q1 Il, Donna Millard 'l'ruusfi-rrvcl from Morton. Cliollls 1.-ig 1l.A.A. 2.223 Pep Cluli 2,tl3 F.li.A. 22 Y-Turns 13 Pow 1Vow Stuff 4. CLASS June Mounts 'i'l'2lllH1'0l'I'01l from Hlodgett. 4I,A.A, 23 Pep Club 2321, Vivian Noll l'i-p Club 1.2.33 l4'.ll.A. 1.23 l1.A.A. 4. Shirley Olson Pep Club l.2,2l,-13 Rumi 1.2.3. 'li l .ll..-X. 13 l'I1io1'li Slaifl' 33 l'ou' XYow Staff 4. Wanda Meyer Mzijorvtte 1.23.43 Pep Club 222.513 Variety Show 23 Pow Wow Staff 43 Operetta 3. Mardell Mohn 'i'l'Zll1SfL'l'l'01i from Peoria High. Pep Club 212,43 G.A.A. 2,3,4, St'l'l'tAf2lI'j'-'i'l'92lS1ll'0l' 33 Pow Wow Staff 4: Christmas Play 4 Martha Moushon Latin Club 1,21 Pep Club 3.4. Edna Mae Norman Pep Club 1.2.3,-lg ChOlllS 1,23 r,1.A.A. 13 Junior Play3 Pow Wow Staff 4. Jeanine Opperman Pep Clulx 1.2.33 G.A.A. 13 Va- riety Show 23 Christmas Play 4: Student Council 4. Harold Overturf Jane Preston Arvhery Club 1: Ac-ru Club 131 G.A.A. 1.2.3,-lg lflpnvh Stuff Pep Club 2,33 Junior Sharp- lg Hand 1.23 Variety Show shooters 4. 3,-lg l,1llt'6l'lQ1ldl'l' 3.4: Juuin Veona Rittenhouse Play: l'lll'lSlIT'l2lS Play 4. Arthur Ritthaler h.A.A. l.J,.Z,4g Pep Club 3.4. Pop Club 1.11.33 Avru Club 1ntx':1mul':1l linskvllmll 31,1 'Frau-k Sl: Junior Sllairpslmut ers 4, SENIOR Charles Schmidt Pep Club 1.2.33 Muvie Club 33 Operetta 31 Variety Show 3: Pow NVOW Stuff 33 Junior Play: lflpovh Staff 3.4. Doris Shallenberger I .H.A. 15 Y-Teens 22.3,-l. James Shepard Intramural lim-zketbull. Mary Lou Schmitt . .-Y Pop 1 lub 1.3.0.-l: ll.A,A. 2.2! Howling' 2.3: lmml 2.33 Mn jureilv 1!,I!. Berneice Sharpe F.H,A. lg Pep Club 1.34: Pins XVUW Stuff 43 Chorus 21.4. Betty Siever 'l'l'ilIlSft'l'l't'll from Pm-kin. Y-Teens 1: Pep Club Zig Sec rvmry 45 llobby Club 4. Bonnie Smith Pep Club 1.2.Ci.4. Louis Spinder Football 1,121.43 Pop Club l, J,3.4: 'l'r:u-k 15 Student Coun- 1-il 1.2: Hasketbzill 1.1.33 Ler- term4n's Club 2.3.43 Baseball 2.3.43 Intramural liasketbnll 2.3: Junior Play: Variety Show 3,43 Class President -lg Prom Committee 4: Greater l'r-oriu Football 4. CLASS Doris Stegmaier llund 1,2.3.4p Chorus lj Pen Club 2.3.43 Variety Show 2. 33 Christmas Play 3: Junior Play. Ruth Strickland Pep Club 1.23.43 Chorus 13 G,A.A, 2.11.43 Bowling 2.3. Lloyd Stuber 'Frunsferrvd from Uttumwu, Iowa. Football 2.3.45 Trax-k 2.3,-1: Pep Club 2.3.41 Leltermens Club 2.3.-1: Basketball 2.34: Class Sec-retziry 33 Uperetta 33 Exvhzmge Assembly 251 Variety Show 3.-tg Greater Peoria Football 4. Phyllis Sommer G.A.A. 1.2,3.4g Pep Club 1.2. Beulah Stanley G.A.A. 1: Chorus 15 Band 2. 35 Pep Club 3.4. Harold Strickfaden Chorus 1.23 Pow Wow Staff 33 Student Council 3,45 In- tramural Basketball 4. Delores Stout Latin Club 1,2.3.4: Chorus 1.2.43 Variety Show 3. Wilma Sullivan Chorus 1,23 G.A.A. 1.2: Stu- dent Council 2.3.4. Treasurer 49 Pow Wow Staff 3. Loren Tangman Ha:-zebzlll 1,255.42 l.ott1-rxne-n's Club 13,43 Plans Soawvtnry- '1'l'l 2iSUI't'l' 23 Funtlmll 2: I-Zpnwh Staff 3,41 Ulass Vive- Presiclent 4. Juanita Taylor Ray Tannhauser Neysa Thames 1 .1 . 1 .u. 4l.A.A. I: f hUlllS 1.2. Pvp lllllb l.-,'1, ll.A.A. 1.-. Studs-nl Vuum-il Il: Variety Show 21: Pow Www Stuff 33.4. SENICR Billy Tilton Huml 1,251.41 Aero Club 1: Pop Club L!.1!,4, 'l'rvusnrer -lg Vanin-ty Show 343 K'hl'lSllllilS Play 3. Duane Van Winkle Radio Vluh 13,31 lntramurzml Huskethall 2: vlll'lt'Ij' Shuw 2.3: l'0w Wow Stuff Zig Epnvlm Stuff 3. Peggy Webb G.A.A. 1.2.3.-1: Pep Uluh 1.2, 3,43 F.H.A. 1,23 Howling 2.3: Variety Show 2.3: blpm-lx Stuff 213 f'h6'K'l'lllldL'I' 35: Up- erettu 3.4. Dorothy Van Tassell F.ll.A. 1.2.3.-I, l'l'vsi1lr-nt Il. Pullliuity t'l1uirmzm 4: IH-p Ulub 3. Mary Venovich F.H.A. ll l'hol'lIs ll Pep Ullllx l' ll XA '54 -,.n.' . ..- . . - . . Homer Wells Aero Uluh 1.2: Uhmus 2,31 Variety Show 2.3: npr-rettu Il: Raulin Uluh 21.4. Donna Whitworth Carolyn Wiegand IH-11 Vlulu l.2,:l.-ll l'uw XVUW 11..X.A. l.2,Z!,1. View--l'rc-si Stuff -l. ch-ut lg Pup Ululv l,2,C!.l 'I'1'v:1sul'a-V IS: Y-'l'm-us 21 lf ll.A. L': 1llll'2llllLlI'ZllH 2.33.1 .luniur Play. Harold Winkler Ray Winkler ln-p t'Iulr 3.223 Intrzunurnl l!z1mlI,2,I!,l: l'1-pl'llllnj,7:,4 I-hnskvllu:1lI1 Movie l'luh -l. 'I'l':u-k 223 lfllfltllilll 41 Christ CLASS tttttikitktt SENIOR OFFICERS President . . . Luke Spinder Vice-President . .... . . . . . . . . Loren Tangman Secretary-Treasurer .... ..Ivan Berg Advisers . . . . Miss Baker Mr. DuBois titttttiiiit ARTHUR AHTEN DONNA ANTLE JOYCE ARNICTT MARGARET ATKINS DORIS IIAKICR MARY IIAYLIGS RALPH RICAM BARBARA HILLMAN MARVIN BOHLS BARBARA IIOUNDY MARY IIRENNAN JAMES RROVVN RUTH IIRONVN VVILLIAM IIURCHICLL DONALD RURRUS JERRY CASHICN MARTIN CIIASCO JAGK CHRISTIANSON NVILLIAM CIIRISTOFF ARTHUR GLANIN BARRY CLATT DON COLISICRT 0 GERALDINE COMICR R DARLENIC COOK GATHERINIC CORVVIN IGVICRETT GOTTINGIIAM EULA CRAIG WILLIAM CRICIBO LOIS DERRINGTON JOAN DeVVITT IIOXVARD DICE LICONARD DOTY IIERNICIC DRICNTII EDITH ELMORIC ELLEN FALICS ELOISIII FISCIIER WICNDICLL FREY ROBERT FRYMAN JOHN GAY PATSY GAY DONALD GARSKE ALICENE GIICBELHAUSICN .HAROLD GRAP VVA LTER G RA Y NORMA GREI NIGR ROSE GRESHAM NEVA HACKNEY DORIS HAMANN NANCY HARTZ BOB HERREN LOIS HILL WILLIAM HINES BILL HOEY DELORES HOFFER BETTY HOWE IONA HOVVE BEVERLY HUBBARD DICK HUFELD CAROLYN HUFF EMIL JACOBSEN TOM JOHNSON SHIRLEY JOOS ROBERT JORDAN VIRGINIA KEAYES LOIS KELLY ROBERT KOCHENDORFER ANNE KROHN WILLIAM KUNZ BETTY LAMPE ANN LANGENWALTER LeETTA LARGENT ESTHER LaROSH EVELYN LaROSH WARREN LEONARD JIM LOWERY LORRAINE LUGEANBEAL BILL MARTIN DAVID MATHENY DON MCCULLEY CAROL MCDONOUGH KENNETH MEDEARIS CARSON MELLOTT RALPH MERCER DONALD MILLER ROBERT MILLER ILA MAE MOOBERRY LOUIS MOORE LOUISE MOUSHON RUTH NEIKIRK JUNE NICHOLS 'x JV, W 1 1 14 I v. ,IE 7 ., 23 BETTY NIXON HENRY NOLL ROBERT OPPERIVIAN MARGARET PARROTT ISERNETTA PASCOE EVELYN RATIIISUN VVANDA RENTFRO CAROL RICHARD SHIRLEY RI'I'TENHOUSE EDWARD ROBERTS MARJORIE ROBERTSON NORIVIA RUIBENKING IIERNADENE SCHROCK GERALD SERING RALPH SHAXV CHARLES SIMIVIS LESTER SPARKIVIAN HERBERT SPINDER MARVIN STEIN DAVID STRICKFADEN LAUREL STRICKFADEN DOLORES SULLIVAN SIIIRLEY SURISER IIARRIET TAPIQ J u N I 0 R S MARY 'rAY1,o1c NVAYNE THOMPSON RONALD TURNER NORNIA VAN VVINKLE RAY VINSON DONNA VOLZ ROBERT NVESTISROOK BARBARA NVILLIAIVISON ELEANOR XVINKLER RUSSELL VVINKLER PIIYLLIS WIRTII RICHARD VVORKLEY .IERELEA KNIGHT PAULINE YVOODCOCK JUNIOR OFFICERS VRESI I VENT Kvnm-III Mn-4h-:Iris Ylt'lfI-l'RESll WENT Dun Milli-r SI'T4 Y-TREAS, lum .luhllmm ADVISERS Miss S1-I1!'mwI1 ' Miss VVinchell Mr, Kuvh JOYCE ABNEY ROBERT AHTEN ALAN ALLISON WAYNE ALLONBY HOVVARD ALMASY DONNA AMSLER DON ANDERSON KEITH ARNOLD MARY ARNOLD .IACQUELINE BACI-IMAN MARVIN BAIR DON BAKER SUE BAKER RAYMOND BARNES ROBERT BARNETT CECIL BEADLES MARJORIE BEAM VERA J. BECHTEL EUGENE BELSER JOHN BENEDICT JOHN BESSLER JAMES BISHOP LOWELL BISSELL S 0 P H 0 M 0 R CHARLES BLYE CLARK BOUTON JACK BOYNTON NEIL BRASEL NORMA BRAY DELORES BRUSICK HERBERT BIIIIS VVARREN BUSH BEVERLY CALDWELL DORIS CALHOON DON CARROLL VICTORIA CHASCO LEE CHENEY DEAN COLLINS MARTHA COLVIN JAMES CUMMINS SHIRLEY DAGIT HIRAM DAVIS .IAMES DAVIS BETTY DAY BESSIE DENNEY JAMES DESPINES v 'N JOY DOTY VVILLIAM DOWELL EILEEN DURHAM RAMONA ELLWANGER LELAND EWEN JOYCE FANDEL RAYMOND FELKER ALBERT FINK PHYLLIS FREDE DOUGLAS FRIES DONNA GAY LEO GEIER ELMER GIEBELHAUSEN GLEN GOIILD JANE COULD THOMAS GRABILL AUDREY GUNDER CHARLES GUYNN NANCY HARRIS VERNE HARRIS KENNETH HAWBECKER DELORIS HAYES 0 RICHARD HEDGCOCK EDWARD HEPPE VIRGINIA HIGHLEY KENNETH HILL LORAN HORN LUCILLE HORSLEY ROSEMARY HOSHOR CATHERINE HUETTE GERALDINE HUSER JACK IRION CLAYTON IRMEGER DELORES IRMEGER DON JACKSON WILLIAM JENKS JAMES KEAYES EDWARD KELLUM KENNETH KENSINGER JAMES KIRKPATRICK GEORGE KUNKEL W. D. KUYENDALL DONALD LAMPE JAMES LANCASTER VELDE LEE LaVERGNE LEMKE MABLE LICHTENBERG ULLA LINDENFELSER PHYLLIS LOEW MILDRED LUBITZ JAMES MALIONGAS MARILYN MARSH ANNA LEE MARTIN BETTY MCAVOY JOYCE MCCANN MARILYN MCFALL JANET MCINTOSH JACK MCNEILL CHARLES MEYERS ARDELLA MILLER .IENVELL MINOR LOUIS MONGONEL BARBARA NEUENDORF PAT NEUENDORF SUSAN NEVITT BARBARA NICHOL HAROLD NIXON WILLIAM NOLL BYRON OESCH DOROTHY OLSON BETTY ONVENS MARYANN PERKHISER CARILEE PETERSON DONNA PHILLIPS DORIS PHILLIPS ROBERT PUSCH VVARREN REYNOLDS BEN RIGGENBACH HERSCHEL ROBERSON DONALD ROBERTS JOSEPH ROBERTS RAE ROBERTS RUBY ROBINSON VERA ROBINSON BETTY ROGERS JACK RUPERT PAT RUTLEDGE VVILLIAM SCHLAG JUNE SCHMIDER JANET SCHMIDT k,x SHIRLEY SCIIMITT ELDON SCHOEDEL THD SC'HROI4IDICR JAMES SIICFFICRM XN SIIIRLICY SLOC 'I ALLEN SMITH DORIS SMITH .IOHN SNYDICR ROIIIGRTA SI'I'ICK NORMAN STICVENSON PAULINE STICIG .IOIIN STOUT JAMES STRICKLAND NAOMI STROII ELIZADICTII SXVANSON .IICAN SVVIGER VVILLIAM TAYLOR AISIIY TODD LICONA TODD DERNICIC UI Clx ESSIE VINSON MARIE VOGICLSANG LEONARD VVALRAVHN ALFREI1 vvAl,s1cR TIIOMAS NVALTON CHARLES VVASIIAIISIIIN CAROL VVICIIII NORMA NVICIII3 TIIOMAS VVICISI GORDON XY JACKIE VVHl'I'VVOR'I'II LUCILLIC VVlLlll41RMU'I'H LIIUIAN VVILLIAMS MARY VVILSON RAYMOND XYITIIICRIWI SOPHOMORE OFFICERS . . Jerry IIIISGI' . . . Keith Arnold S9fl9t ny Tl 9 xsurer .,.. Iawk Stout AIINIQGIQ . . Miss Pyle Mr. King THOMAS ABBOTT JUNIOR ACKERIVIAN DONALD ALDAG HENRY ALIVIASY GERALD ALUMBAUGH NORLYN ARMSTRONG JACK AUER JEANNINE RABCOCK FRED HAIR VERNA HAIR RICIIARD RARKLEY DELORIS BARNES NVINIFRED BERTRAND EARL IEILLIVIAN RICIIARD BISHOP DONALY ISLAND PATRICIA RLASS I AUDREY RLOOM I PATRICIA BLUE 5 BEVERLY BLYEf LORIS BOHLS RICHARD BOLEEN JOIIN DOLIN IBARIIARA HOVVIVIAN LESLIE IIRANDT RAYIVIOND RRINKER DORIS IZRUIIN DELORIS IIUHS GEORGE BURTON EARL CALL PERRY CARLTON MARILYN CARR IVIADELINE CASHEN ALBERT CIIASCO NANCY JEAN CHRISIVIAN FRANK CIIRISTOFF DONALD CLEIVIENSON GLORIA CLEMONS ALICE COBB RUTH COLEMAN KENNETH COLVIN ROLAND COOK BEVERLY COPELAND OPAL COTTINGHAM JOHN COULTER EUGENE COIILTER MARILYN CRAVVFORD JOYCE CRUIKSHANK IQATIILEEN CVRTIS IlE'I l'V Cl I I' AIITHUR DAVIS DELVVIN DAVIS DORO'I'l'IY DAVIS NOIIMA DISINIEIEII MARY DKENTII ELIZAIIETII DURAN BEVERLY EDNVARDS JOHN EDVVARDS JACK EHHESMAN LILLIAN ELAN VIRGINIA ELLIO'l I' IIIGIIARD ELLIS LQROY EMPEY LGROY ERXLEIREN LINDA FANDEL WANIIA mclcsrclz lcomfzm' 1+'1,1-:'rcu1m Loss 1-'lalcluclalcli MARILYNANN mlm' MA1z.1ouu4: 1f1u+:Y DELORES GARSKE DONALD GEIER JOYCE GIDIXONS DIANNE GLENN LuVERN GIiAFEI.MAN SHIRLEY GREINER SHIRLEY IIARKNESS NOKIIIA JEAN IIAIUNION SHIRLEY IIARIIIS ILOISEIIT HART DONALD IIEA'I'ON ROISEIVI' HENRY CHARLES III'II,I'E RICHARD IIICIIIIEN MELVIN IIILDEIZRAN BETTY IIILDEISRANDT BONNIE HILL DAVID HILL ROBERT IIINES BETTY HOIIBS ARLENE HOFFER ROGER HORNSBY EARL HUBBART RICHARD HUDDLESTON HELEN HUSCHEN WAYNE HUSER NICHOLAS IRRERA ESTHER JACOBS JOE JACKSON HELEN JANZEN EUGENE JENNINGS JIM KAZENSE JACK KEAYES DONNA KEIL DONALD KING KAY KOHTZ DONNA KROHN WILLIAM LAMBERT DELORES LECOCQ STANLEY LEONARD JAMES LOCKHART NORMA LUBITZ LLOYD MARIAN JACQUELINE MAUSCHBAUGH ROBERT MCCALLISTER BOB MCCLELLAND PATSY MCDONALD JAMES MEINER JOYCE MEISCHNER WILLIS MESSER JAMES MEYER ROBERT MILLARD EDWARD MOORE HARLAN MOUSHON CHRYSTAL MYERS BETTY NALL BETTY NIMMO CLYDE NOLL VVAYNE NORTH DONALD OWEN .IOYCE OWVENS BETTY PARNHAM SIDNEY PARROTT WILLIAM PAYNE .ITTTJA PAVTON wk.-.I DORIS PETERS DELORES RATHBUN DEAN REARDON HELEN REIIHOLZ BRADLEY RICHERSON ROBERT RITTENHOUSE NVILLIAM RITTER ROISIBIE ROBERTSON MARLENE ROSE MARTHA RULE .IOHN RUTLEDGE MARY SALTER VIRGINIA SAVAGE FRANCES SCHMITT RAYMOND SCHOCH CAROL SCHULTZ WILLIAM SCHULTZ .IOHN SCHUSSELE ROBERT SEIBENY JIM SERING DONALD SHALLENIIERGER GAIL SHARP GENE SHARP VANITA SHARPE MARLYN SHERWVOOD ROBERT SIIERVVOOD ROBERT SHREFFLER MADELEINE SIMMS TOPHIL SIMON .IENNY SMITH ROBERT SNOKE CLARA SPINDER GAIL SPRING CAROL STAFFORD RAYMOND STAHL JOHN STANLEY JACQUELINE STAPLETON ARIIUTUS STAUFFER CLIFFORD STEGMAIER DONALD STEGMAIER JULAINE STEVENS JEAN STONE JOYCE STONE MARILYN STOUT BETTY STREET VVILLIAM STROYECK PATRICIA SUTTER KENNETH SWANSON ALVIN TANGMAN JESS TAPP CARL THANNERT JAY THOMPSON KENNETH TURNER GROVER VAN DYKE DELORES VAN TASSELL CHARLES VINSON BETTY WADRINS EVERETT WALDCN MELVIN WALDRON JOYCE WALKER I GLEN VVARNER JULIA WATSON JERRY WEBB JACQUELINE WEBER ROBERT WEINSTEIN WILLIAM WEINSTEIN RICHARD WEIR MARY WHEATON VVILLIAM WHITE JOYCE WIELANIJ DOUGLAS WILBUR MAURICE WILLIAMS RICHARD WINKLER LYDIA WINTER ESTA LEE YOUNGMAN 'WHL SY xx! MARIE YOUNGMAN ALBERT ZIEGLER RAMONA ZINSER SHIRLEY ZINSER FRESHMEN OFFICERS President . . George Burton Vice-President . Fred Reinholt Secretary-Treasurer . . Alvin Tangman Advisers . . Mr. Propeck, Mr. Mullins . -L 9 I I OUR TEAMS as 1 1 r N-'ma M? Li, . ,345 , .- JJ521w , +R :M 1 f 93 If 'Nt 'Fw- ww Kew Spawn! 1. 'HW ,M . , f 'yawn- il 1 za k ' Ei vm 1. X ' 1 M W X. , -4- Q 4. s ww ff Q... N 3 Y, en First Row, left to right: 11111 1':15'111-, .1111-11 1'111'isti:111s1111, 1111x'1- iW2I1il4'1l5'. 1C1w111111 111-1's1-111111111. 1iI1II'it'S 111111111-r, 11:15 Y111s1111. .l11l111 121154 .1111- 111111, Art 1'11111i11, i1111'l'y t'111t1. 1'11111 Fritz. 1.11111- 1iIllit'I'. 1,111v11 S111111-r. Second Row: Mr, K111-z11xi1'11, 1111:11'I1. 11111111-1' 4111-111-1111111s1-11. .1111'11 N1-N1-i11. 111-rs1-111-1 1111111-1-s1111. 11111 A11-1II111111i11. xV11I'1't'II 1111-I11-111:111s1-11, i':tiXY111'li 1 i1'1111-r, 111111111 S11:1w. i1iIl1'X'i1l II11111s. .l111111 11-11111-11. 11115' Wi111111-1'. 11111' 1'1-11'i. 111111 1111111. 111111 M1'4'111l1-13 Mr. A1Iis1111, 1-11:11-11. Third Row: 1.111 111111111-11. 111111 111-1'1'1-11. 1111w111'1i ,X1111:1s1'. 111111 J111111111. A11'r1-11 ii11i1'. 11111111 1 1ir. 15111 A1:11'1i11. 111-1-11 Sl1ilI1i1'1'. 1111-11 111-V11-11, 111:111111.:'1-1', 11i1'11111'11 1111111111-st1111, 11l1ll11lj.Zl'1', 11i1'1i iIl1f1-111. ll1il1l11l.2'1'1', ,, b. . . , ,. . . . ..,. 1111- 111-11 1.111111-rs 11111s111-11 1ill1'ti 111 fu1'BiltP1' 111111111 S1il1lti11l1IS 111111 111111't11 lll 1111- 1111111 t111111-r- t'llt't!, I,1111is SI111llif'1' w11s 11li11i t'11111'1-1'1-111'e s1'11ri111:1:111111111 wit11 311 1111i111s 111111 i11 I11i11i Ctll1i'Ql'Q11l'8 1111 11111111-s s1'111'i111: 1111 was 111-11 iltll' first 111111'e with 42 1111i11ts. 'I'w11 I1ii1yf'1'S f1't1Il1 t11is ye111 s 11-11111 11111110 till' Ulffiltel' 1'e11ri11 first 11-11111. 'l'h1--y w1-re 1,1111is 511111111112 1111lf11111'11. 111111 AiiA1'f'ti 1111ir, t111'11le. Charles fi9iUlE'1', J111111 Guy, illlti P11111 Ifritz 1'e1-1-iv1-11 111111111- 111111- 1111-11ti1111. W11rr1-11 tliehe-1111111s1-11 111111 1.l11y11 Stuber were 1111 11111 se-1'11111l 11-11111 11s 111111111 111111 1'1111b111-11. '1'111- 111-11 RZ1itiP1'S 1-'1111 11ff 111 il b1111 st11rt 111is ye11r i11 f1111tb11l1. They 111st 1111- 11111111111' t11 ixiilllllili 12112. '1'111- 11111111-rs 111111 1111ss1-ssi1111 111' the 111111 11111st 111' the 111111111 but 1li1l11't. 1111 111111-11 with it w111-11 they 11111 1111w11 t11 1111y 11irt, 11111s1 i'6't11'i11 111111 2-1 first 1111w11s 111111 1111111111111 ti. 111111111211 111111 Sli y11r1ls 1111i11e11 111111 1111111 1'1-111'i11 22-1 y1lI'1iS. '1'111-y 1'1-1111y 111111 11 blue M11111111y 111'te1' the 111111111111 1.r11111e. 111 t111- s1-1-111111 1:111111- 111' the your East 1'e111'i11 1111111 Pekin 121-ti. The 11111111-rs s1:111'1-11 1-11rly i11 1111- 1.:111111- w111-11 8111111-1' 1111111111-11 i't1l' il 111111-111111w11. 111 the set-111111 1111111'te1' 1,1-Fiiill tie11 the s1'111'1- 111 11-ti. 1,1111is Sll1lltit'1' ill 1111- 1-11r1y 1111111111-s 111' 1111- 111i1'11 111111111-1' 1'1111 f111' il t,11111'111111w11 111111 1,111y11 8111111-1' 11it the 11111- iltll' 1111- 1-xt1'11 1111i11t. The 1111i11ers 11111ye11 il 11111011 better 11111110 1111111 the s1'11re shows. S1111111i111:'s At11n1i1- 1111111b r111'11e11 the 111111 1111i11ers i11 their next 111111111 The S1111111i11g 11111111 111-111 1111- R2liti01'S s1'11r1-11-ss i11 11 111-1-111e1' i'9t11'iZ1 1'1111test. S1111111i111: s1-11re11 28 1111i11ts. while 1111- 11111111-rs were 1111111111- t11 S1'tl1't'. This is 1111- worst fi!-11.9211 1+111st 1'e11ri11 11118 111111 1'1'11111 11 t1r1-111e1' i,Pt11'i1l 11-11111 ill 11111115 yt'1ll'S. 11111 1111- 1111-111111-1'11111i111: 11111111-rs Sity 1hey'11 make 1111 for the 1191.1-Fill i11 the g11111e 111:11i11st 1111- tough 111111-s1111r1: t1-11111, 111 1111- 111111-111 1:111111- 111 the year the 1111111ers sh11w1111 1.i1G11' st1111 1111' the 111Zl11y 11111s. 11111 11 was 1111ly iitll' 1111' first 111111' the 11111111-. The 11111111-rs s1.11r1e11 fast, 111111 11l11ye11 the hest b1111 s11 1111' 111is s1-11s1111 111 1111- first 11111f. 11111 slows-11 1111w11 ltl ll walk i11 the se-1-111111 half, They were terrific- 111111 it 1111111011 1i111- il 111111 11111111 irfll' 111111-sb11r1z. The 11111111-rs 1111111 il 11111f-ti111e1e1111 of 12-11. 111 the 111i1'11 Q1Iil1'f9l' G1111-sb111'1r 1112-111 1'111st i'Pt11'11l 1,11 11111- first 1l11w11 while they went to work 111111 s1'11re11 111 111111112 the s1-ore 12-11. 111 1111- fi11111 t11r1-1- 1111111111-s 111' 1111- 111111111 the S1.l'92liiS 1f11111111e1e11 11 1111ss 1111.11 the 1-1111 z1111e 1,11 tic- the knot 111, 12-12, The 1.:111111- s111111 1-11111-11 with b11t11 te11111s 1111ssi11g 11espe1'11te1y t11 score. VARSITY FOOTBALL We They We 12 Manual 13 15 Canton 13 Pekin G tl Kewanee 0 Spalding 28 2 Central 12 Galesburg 12 6 Woodruff 32 Washington 0 Won 4-Lost 3-Tied 2 Raiders have easy vietory to win their second homecoming game. East Peoria held Washington scoreless and WOII by a large margin, 32-0. The Raiders were clicking that night and everyone who dressed got to play. Spinder and Stuber did most of the seoring. The game featured two long runs for touchdowns. Stuber ran for G6 yards and Spinder ran 70 yards. The Red Raiders edged out Canton by a 15-12 score. The Raiders scored in the first quarter and led T-Il. Canton scored in the serond quarter and at the half time East Peoria led 7-6. The third quarter brought Canton into the lead 12-7. With seven minutes to go the Raiders nabbed a safety to make the st-ore 12-Sl and with four minutes to go East Peoria Came to life and Raymond Vinson scored the win- ning touchdown. The East Peoria Red Raiders and the Kewanee Boilermakers played 0118 of those games whirh kept you on end all ot' the game. The Raiders played well, held their own, and threatened to score in the first half: however, both teams were seoreless at half time. Kewanee seored late in the fourth quarter on a short pass down the middle. The team as well as the fans were pleased with the show- ing the Red Raiders made. ln the last home game of the season East Peoria won by a slight margin over Central. Amidst, mud and water the East Peoria Red Raiders won over the Central lvlaroons 2-tl, lloth teams being hand- icapped by the muddy, sloppy field, were unable to score t.he second quarter, when Bill Martin blocked a Central kirk aml the Central's kicker recovered the ball behind his own goal line. The srore stood 2-ln throughout the game although both teams threatened to score. played against the Woodruff Warriors in the annual and the Raiders brought the horseshoe home t'or first quarter and led at the start of the ser-ond quar- 20 yards around end to seore for the Raide1's and tie over for the night for both teams, hut as the game proreeded, both teams tried to score by hard running and excessive passing. ln the third quarter. the Raiders were six inehes from the goal line but were unable to score. The fourth quarter brought. no vhange in sc-ore and the game ended 6-G. The Raiders' last game of the season was Silver Horseshoe game. The game ended in a tie another year. Woodruff scored first ea1'ly in the ter ti-0. ln the seeond quarter Louis Spinder 1'an the seore at 6-all at half time. The scoring was Watch out for the Raiders next year, the young up-and-Coming player said at the end of the season. They 12 ti 0 ti VARSITY BASKETBALL-First row. left to right: Ilill Imxxw-II. AIl'I'n-II Ilznir, 'I'wnnn XI-xnnnnlnn I1nInnn l nx' I nnnI lI'n'il7 econd Row: Mn: Allisnrnn, -I - 1 -I Il- I4 In I -IIIII I In xxxtvr. I'Ix:nI'Il-s Sinn IIIS, KI-Ixnnn-lh All-III-snnnw. Inlnxn IIlII'1I. II-nxx'nlxI xlnnn'INx' I'nI'k NII'Nn-ill. 'I'lIlII Ilrznlnill, Ilnnln IIIIII nnnnnnn In Mill:-n' :Iln1I l'In:Il'In-s Ill-' J. NOVEMBER 25-METAMORA 'I'In-I Ilnnnln-Vs If-II :nII IInn- xx: 'I4Inn- In:III Iinnnv swnnw- xvsns .W Ilnl- I'nnn:nI uxnnn snnxnnnnlnlnl All-I:nIInn-Inn lil. I'Ix1-Vxlnnnnlx Iinn- I'Innnn'III ll-Jnnnn, xxiIII i'I nnnninnlw. DECEMBER 3-KEWANEE. 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Ilwxxlxwl IInn Inn inn XIII II ' ' nl Q .' :i I-lnInIlInnI-II. znlnnl l'n-nn II':nI xxnnxn I3 Inn 2111, JANUARY 3-WASHBURN 'I'Inn- IlJlIIII'l'N :nx'nIIn:4I-II :nIn I-:nn'Iinfn' Ill-I'nn:nl :nl Ilnl- Inznrnnlx Inl' lInn- XX':nsIIInnIrnn I'ixv. 'I'Inn- II-.nnnn Il-II :nII IIII- xvzny znxnnl I'InnixInl-II xx'iIIn :I I'iIn4nI N-.nw III' Ifanst I'n-4nn'i:n Ill. XX:nsIIinn1I'nn 13, JANUARY 7-BLOOMINGTON 'I'InI- Iiznsl IH-nnn'i:nnns xxwnrl- Illnxxnn-nl IIQLIIIII lux' nn InIi:III5 I':nx'fnIvnI Illlnnnnnnilnulunn nnlninnll-l, Illnnnnnnninxglnnnn Innl ' :nllnnr il IIIIII- llwxnllnll- III lIn--llnnlxl,I-:nnnnn-Inanl-I1 Inn xx'inI .131-Il. IIIIIIIILI IIII- Inst :nnnll xnxx-nnnxnl nnnnznrll-ns :nlnII. JANUARY 10-SPALDING l'I.I'. lnvsl :n::Iinn lnn Ilnn- Sgnzxlnlinlu Ilislx Inx :n sn-.Irv ul' lilI Inn Zlil, I'1.I'. Insnnl :n JI Inn IU Inlznnl :nl IIII' In:nII'- lilnxv. Inxnl Hxnnlllixng wzllnnn- Innn--Ii willn In-In slnzxiglxl nnnninnls. JANUARY 1-I-MANUAL I'I.I'. Innnxxn-nl lu :n nnxInn'In stnwnnnngnnn' Nlznnnxnanl I'ixn- Inn IInn- IIIIII' ul II Inn III :nl llnnnnsn-x'n-Il, lln IInI- snwn-nnnl lIx1:nl'In-I' IIIlf Il:niIIl-Vs wI:nn'ln'II :n vwnnnnn-Ixznvlx IIIII IInn'x nlinl nnnnn gnnl lInn- In-:nII. 'I'IInnnInnx' Ilnunlnill xx':ns inn IInn' slanrlnnng llxnn-Ilnn. BALL FEBRUARY 11-TREMONT lG:1st i't't1l'iil 1111111- 11111-li 111 ln-:it 'I'1'1-11111111 hy 131-tll. 'l'h1- ll:1i1l1-rs lt-d tl1r1111gl11111t th1- 1.:':11111-, 'I'h1-5' s1-1-111- ml tu l1it fI'Ulll '111vwl11-1'11 1111 tl1- I'l11111' Xl-':1111l111' . , 1 . . mx was ilgilill 11111' hi1.:'h 1111i11t 1111111 witl1 Z3 1111i11ts. JANUARY 15-WASHINGTON This wzis 11111- 1114 th1- 14111141 g::11111-s 111' thv s1-115011. FEBRUARY 14-WASHINGTON l'I.l'. XYt'lll l11'l1i111l 111 th1- first 111111111-1' lay tl 1111i11ts. I, I, N 4 I, h xy ll, H I I I . 'l'l11-11 ll11- l!11i1l1'1' hl11111l pl't'SSllI't' wt11t 1111 z1111l tl11-3' Ai ' Yxdh Um Ui 1'T i 1 Him. 'lm hm il' lm! -it mv hrllf an in Il. 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Marion lluhs. lioland Cook, .lem-y Alnnilmngli. lil-nnm-llx llill. llolu-rt Millard. Lvl- Yonn,u'm:in, Warrn-n llush, Furl kvl'll1'l',.lllt'Allll'S, lfld lleppe, 4'l1:u'lws Vinson, llvorgl- Klllllilv, Nix-k ll'l'0l'il, IlHll3.1lllH vVlllllll'. Second Row: llivk llt'l'l'4'll. m:1n:if.:i-V. llllylllllllll llnrne-s. lilil lim-ln-. lion .lm-kson, IMI: Slum-l'l'll-1', llllllillll Alilng. Ed Ki-llinn. .lolni llolin, .lnvlc Stout. 'I'+nn ilrnlnill. ldldon Sc-lion-lla-l, .lov llolu-rls, Alvin 'I':nnginan, .lim liazvnsl-, him-k lliulillvslon. lll1lllIlQJ,4'l'. Third Row: Mr. l':unisli, 1-ozuvli. Tom XYoluli. Ilalv llrinkvr, llolwri lillll'llllllll34l', Louis Mongom-l, lion l.IlllllN . Flay- ton ll'llll'Lfl'l'. Arllnir lmvis, th-orf,:'v llurlon, .lohn Edwards, V1-ldv I.i-1-. Km-nni-th .llziwln-1-kei'. William Stroyvl-k. -l1'I'l'X XYvlulu, l'll:ll'l1-s Illumn-, FUUTBALL ----- FRESHMAN The Freshman-Sophomore squad was composed of 46 candidates. The most in- spiring and surprising feature was that the boys stayed out for the team the entire football season. There were eight scheduled games. The squad won two, tied one, and lost five. We lost close games to Manual 7-6, Pekin 6-0, and Spalding 13-2. We are looking forward to seeing many of this group on the varsity squad in 1947. Jim Kazense was leading passer With Art Davis on the receiving end of the passes. Both are freshmen. All 46 members had action on the field in one game or an- other. Players carrying the bulk of the attack were Herschel Roberson, Bill Payne, Jim Kazense, Jerry Webb with Charles Vinson in the backfield. Other players were John Bolin, Art Davis, Ed Heppe, George Kunkle, Don Aldag, George Burton, Elmer Giebel- lfiusen, Joe Miles, Clayton Irmeger, Harlan Moushon. Don Jackson, Kenneth Hawbeck- er, Ray Barnes, and Eldon Schoedel. The most inspiring game was against Morton. With the score 13-7 against East Peoria, Kazenise rifled a pass to Art Davis in the end zone, with but twenty seconds to left to play and then throwing another pass to Elmer Giebelhausen for the extra point, East Peoria winning 14-13. Much is expected from these boys in the future. FRESHMAN-SOPHONIORE BASKETBALL-First Row, left to right: Ed Heppe, Junk Boynton. .Im-k Smith, XN'illi:nm Wm-ilisls-in. Vvilylll? Alumliuugll. Jzlvk Stout. Bill l'uynu, George lflllllillh Second Row: Mr. l':inish, coawli: Uliurles Geitner. manager: Nic-k II'l't!1'2l, Gene Nixon, Alun Allison, John llolin, Jzwk llupi-rl. llonulsl King. Don Miller, Illilllili-!,'k'l'. Third Row: l'liI'ford Str-g'runii-r. Fred lleinlioldt, Cluirlus Vinson. 'Pom Gmbill, Don Aiming, Art Davis. l4L'llllill'll XYuli':un-lu, .Im-rrp' Wi-him, Arthur Moslxer. SUPHUMURE - - - BASKETBALL L' The team had a mediocre season with twelve wins and thirteen losses. The squad was composed of about twenty members. Boys who played in most games were: John Bolin, Fred Reinholdt, Jerry Alumbaugh, Charles Vinson, Art Mosher, Alan Allison, Cliff Stegmaier, Leonard Walraven, Jack Boynton, Bill Payne, Art Davis, Don Aldag, Ed Heppe, George Kunkle, Bill Weinstein, Jack Smith, Bill Dowell, Tom Grabill, Howard Almasy, Nicolo Irrera. Much should be expected of these boys next season, if the boys put forth a good deal of effort to better their playing with hard practice and good training rules well kept. Boys will improve if they try hard to carry out fundamentals of the game they have been taught. 1946 BASEBALL SQUAD-Flrst Flow, left to rlght: Ralph Shaw, Ralph Beam, Don Mc-Culley, Bill Stout, Eddie l'H'l'WSlk'l', Clifton Grahill, liill Martin. Second Row: Jack llolwrts. Paul Horton, Tom Alexander, Paul Fritz, Jack Rupert, Luke Splnder. Third Row: Don flursks-. rnzuiuger, Mr. Punish, couch, Don Maloney, Bill Dowell, Roy Petri, Loren Tangmaln. E.P.C.H.S. baseball team of 1946 won nine games and lost eleven, winning its llivliaril R1-slvr, Jack llessler. first district championship by defeating Pekin 2 to 1 on the superb pitching perform- ance of Roy Petri, allowing six hits and whiffing fourteen Pekin hitters. East Peoria bowed to Mt. Pulaski at Springfield in Sectional play 5 to 3. Tom Alexander was the leading pitcher throughout the season, pitching two one-hit games and one three-hit game. Paul Fritz handled the catching chores and along with Luke Spinder was the leading base stealer. The Varsity included Bill Dowell at first, Paul Horton at second, Petri at short- stop, Don Maloney at third. The outfield consisted of Loren Tangman in left, Luke Spinder in center, and Charles Mosher in right. Other letter winners were Jack Roberts, Bob Carson, Bob Herren, Don McCulley, Bill Martin, and Ralph Beam. The most unusual game of the year was played at Metamora. Tom Alexander hit a ball to the outfield with one man on. The ball was lost in the grass and Tom scamp- ered in with a home run, winning 2 to 0. 'Q . K+-1 1946 TRACK TEAM-First Row, left to right: Bill Hines, Arthur Gay, Garnet Meischner, Cecil Beadles. Joe Roberts, James Strickland, Ray Felker, Elmer Giebelhausen, Bill Jenks. Second Row: Dick Hufelil, inaiiager, Charles Simms, Don Colbert, Jack Christianson, Arthur t lanin, John Hay, Ken Creek, Hill Payne, Ilon Densbt-i'g'ei'. Third Row: Mr. Knezovieh. coach, Alfred Bair, Eugene Felker, Bob Jordan. Lloyd Stuber, Charles tleitner, Arthur XVQ-Ich, Kenneth Mcdearis, Yelde Lee, manager. TRACK 46 1946 VARSITY TRACK We Dual Meets 'HWY -lil Pekin 71 -ll Mg xvtlUl1l'l1ff Tl EQ Cl! Canton 81 53 2- Morton 7 1-3 522 Manual 60 The varsity trackmen had a year which everyone can say was pleasing to all. 'l'he year as a whole was much better than the scores indicate. The Rell Raid- ers' Uintlermen can be proud of the record they have made in the past year or two. They have scored more points and have been keener competition for the other schools this year. In t'ont'erenc-e and tlreater Peoria meets they made a fine showing. In the Illini Conference, East Peoria scored nine points and showed gootl quality by finishing sixth. tlther years they were lucky to score one point. Jordan. Bair, Ulanin, and Christianson scored for East Peoria. In the Greater Peoria Meet held in Peoria. East Peoria scored fifteen points and finished in foui'th place. l'hristianson. Clauin, Ureek. Jordan, Hair, and Hines made the points for the meet. The East Peoria Fl't'ShlU2lIl-SOIlhllI'll0l't' Relay Team won the Frosh- Soph llelay race which also is run in this meet. 'l'he relay team, made up ol' John Gay, Arthur NYelch. Don Colbert. and Jack Christianson, was clocked in 1138.2 Triangular Meet East Peoria 61, VVashhurn 41, VVashington 32 Conference and Greater Peoria Meets Illini Conference-Finished in sixth place with tl points. Greater Peorla-Finished in fourth place with 15 points District Track-Finished in sixth place with 12 points to win the special event. They received a trophy for winning. East Peoria undertflassmen made a fine showing in this meet. The young Red Raiders ss-ori-il most of the points in all the meets held this year. In the Distrirt Track Meet. East Peoria finished sixth with ill schools taking part in the meet. Points were made by Bair, Jordan. Christianson, and t'lanin. Bob Jordan finished second with :i toss of -l-l ft. 4 in. in the shotput, which gave big Roh a trip to the State Track Meet. 1946 Freshman-Sophomore Track NVe Dual Meet They 69 Roosevelt Junior High 44 East Peoria, youngsters who broke records in the Illini Conference were Boll Jordan in the shotput with a toss of 44 ft. 11A in. and Bill Hines who vaulted 9 ft. IIIQ in. This nucleus of fine Frosh-Sophs will make up the large part of the 1947 Varsity Uintler- men. NVith several other promising youngsteis and upperclassmen they should have a fine year. First Row. left to right: Ill-mjx' .Xl musy. Iiiwl1:nl'1l llnrl. I'11lw:u lwl lf' i ll II I I- r. Second ROW: IMIII .I:u'IxsInl. Inn: Ili-iislwiw-1' . 5 . First Row, left to right: I,:nl'i'y Slim'- 1:1ll, Ilii-I1:lr1I llvs- I1-r. .lzlvli Ilvsslvr. Second Row: Inaug- lzls I-' r i 1- s, 'IH-in King. First Row. left to right: 1'II:n'l.fs4:-'il In-I'. t':ll'I XXX-lu-1'. XY i I I i :I in Kunz, .ln-'Ii Stunt. Second R 0 w: Imnulel .XI- llzlg, K1-lull-illi Ivivli- vns. Ill-I-Ill-rl Slllll1l1'I'. First Row. left to right: l'I:irli limi- llln. 4'I1:n'Il-s Ili-ppc, iill Ill-1-iw, lil-ul'gv K ll Il Ii I 1- . llllm--1' tlilflll-lluzxirsmi. Sec- ond Row: I. llfv nnull XY:lll':1x':'11. .Xlzm .XI ilS1lll. NX:1rx'1-il Ilusll. Ilill i'2ljlIl'. Thi- Boys' Iiit1':1mu1'z1I Iizxskcthzill Imzigllu plziyoll during the noon hour in the boys' gf y m . 'I' h if luuguv 21i'i'0l'QiS oppnrtu- nitics to play haslwtlmll to sumo highly partici- pants. B:Yt'l'y0Ill' is invit- ed to attend. Any boy BUYS' may IJ2l1'iiCiD2llt' as lung :ls ho is not 21 IIIOIIIIIUI' nl the first vight on tho varsity lmziskolhull luzinl. Thu length ol' plzlyillif time is sixtovli minutos. The intramu1'z1I league is composed ot' oight ta-aims, ten mon to 21 squad. Thu it-:uns play oach other twice. The league is cli- vicloil into two rounds. 'lho winnor ol' tho first round will play the win- nor of the second round during an ull-school as- sombly to cl o c i cl e the championship. M o fl u l s First Row, left to right: l'lllL2l'lh- lfolli- vr. llullu-l All-ist-lv um-, xyllllillll XXX-luv Slvlll. .lm-li Smith. Second Row: Vanr- will H1-Ilull. li in li llusvli, l'I:n'l lfrzmlis. llzimlll Sli'i4-k1'zul- -11, l:lK'llill'll Lu- gl-zllllu-all. First Row, left to right: llolw llt'll'l'll. Lulu- Spimh-1', llor- Svlll-l liolvm-1'so11. 1,11-yll Siulu-r. 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Ulm-il lh-adlos. ,lflil Ilall, lion Ianrnpi-. AERO CLUB OFFIC E RS PItESlDEN'I' . . . . ROBERT I5ARNE'l l' VICE-PRESllll+1NT . . . CECIL BEADLES SECRETARY . . ED KELLUM TIKEASURER EUGENE BELSER AIDVISER . . . . . MR. KING Our first flight was in the realm of our imagination-to plan a float for the home- coming parade. The result is shown in the Epoch picture. Most of us are interested in aeronautics because we wish to some day pilot our own planeg also, because we belleve there are career opportunlties in a1rplane mechan- ics, designing, radio and radar, and navigation. Since progress in aviation is so rapid we find very interesting the reports on current inventions, new models, plans for expansion, and how aviation is changing our world. A never-to-be-forgotten event was the staging of a mock aerial dogfightn be- tween two gas model plans flown by Mr. Baldridge and Mr. Mowry who also demonstrat- ed other models. Our aeronautics library received forty books covering every phase of aviation from the War Department. Capt. John Ranney, a former aero club member, gave us many valuable pointers and the wisdom gained from 56 combat missions as a B-25 pilot against the Japs. Major Jack Timken, a veteran pilot of a B-17 over Europe and now on the fac- ulty, gave us a thrill by zooming over the school in a school acquired army training plane-an event forecasting the educational advantages and opportunities for future aviation students of E.P.C.H.S. Se Editor . Faculty Editor Feature Editor Class Editors- Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman Club Editors Art Editors Sport Editors- Pat Coogan Charles Schmidt Mavis Alderman Joyce Boynton Nancy Hartz Jean Swiger . Barbara Bowman Iona Howe, Louis Moore Bob Carson, Janet McIntosh Football Loren Tangmxxn Track, Baseball, Intramurals John Gay Basketball Gene Jones Typist . Ruth Hall Camera Bill Hoey, Martin Chasco Advisers Miss Simmons, Miss Murray First Row. left to right: .Ir-:in Swigvr. Iona Ilowv, l!:u'li:1i'zk llowmin, ,Iam-I All-lnlosli. NZIIIVX ll ull I it I z . F' -,um-s. 1 in lntli Hill fun l cond Row: Louis Momw-. .Torn Gay, Mzivis Aldwinan, l.H!'t'll 'll2lllH'H1Illl. V 'fn fx 1 W 1 ami - -- lf F i if l rii u 1 ' - 5 1 BAN Q . OFFICERS t 3 P Assistant flUlIlIllt'l,UI'S . Bill Tilton, Mary Lou McAvoy Q I. Z . Q, IIl'0SItll'llt . . . ..... Ivan Rc'l'1.f i ff l 1 'Ng' Vim'-I'1'vsirlu11t1 . Mary Lou M0Av0y y '. Smrc1'ot,z11'y-Trvz1s11ran' . Cl:11'o11ce Davis I Sunirn' Ihrpwsolltzltivu Gene Jones I - if .Iu111m' Rc'p1'os011t:1t,1vc Bette Lamps v. , . I -.ham . 74, Snpl1r1n1o1'o Rop1'uso11t1:1' . D011 Lnmpc 4 j x I 1't-:'h1n:111 RODI'Q'HOIII!1fI ,, ..... lBz1rbz11'z1 Rowman I1lIJI'ZlI'I2lIIS . . . Rl-ttc I.:11npo, John Snyde Margaret Parrott , M ITn11ml11ctm' ....... . M1'. Roburcls Clarinets lXlz11'1::1l'1-t I':11'1'ulI. II2II'I32ll'il IIUWIIIZIII, lVlz11'y XYilsun, All'1'v1l Ilnir. l,luy4l llnir, Wzlltvr le1 Xtllll l111'. .loan lillylir-114lnll, lm1'r1tI1y Cm1lv111:111, lln M210 M00lw1'1'y, Man l11'e1111z111. l'lz11'z1 Swim 1'. '1' a 3: I 9XIIf.2'l'I', IUIIII llull, Vuniln Sl1z11'pf1. Saxophones and Horns Shirley Olson, lvlnriv Vo,2'vlsz111g. Luis I'iI'E'tI- vrn-k, A111-v t'ul1h, lla-tty Kvllvy, Doris Smith, lmy x'VIIlIiIOI', Betty IIZIIIIIPO, Cznrilf-0 l'vlv1'sm111, .lnllll Hill' 1-:lm-, Iinlph Slmw, .IUIIII S11yclc-1', Fre-rl Virgil. Allll IAZlIlIIGIIWiI1I,0I'. Drums and Bells llill 'l'iltn11, livn- llyll lllv-Full, lmris Ste-141111114-1'. Cornets llvn lJe1'1'y, KQIIIIPIII Colvin, IIOII IAIIIIIIU. Eloise lf'isc'l1o1', tilt-11 111-II1 'I'llI'Il1'l'. lIIIlI'j' l,nn lNlr'Avny. .Invkiv lII2lIlSf'IIIT2lllf?,'Il. IIOIIIIII A111slv1', Marilyn Stunt, Gm-1111 .lc111vs, lXl:11'- XVIll'IlllI'. .IUIIII Stn11lr-y, llm1'z11'1l llic-v. .l:1111c-S Mei11Q1', Frerl liei11l1olmlt, Melvin Ililclr-ln'z1111l. .lzlvla Smith. Il41l'l1llly Ilnvis, .1X1nl1'1-y l1lmn11. Trombones and Baritone--ldvfwett, XVIIIIIOII, IIIlII'f'Ill'0 Davis. In-11 Rig- LIl'IIIHlI'II. W:1y11v Allc111l1y. Bass - lvzin Berg, Wayne North. 1 Ne I 1 11. , W .,fl,w,p . ,jf 1 . Ks 5 Band Appearances Nine football games District contest for solos, Twelve basketball games March 29 . I . Chorus Appearances: Armistice day parade P90f1a.baUd C0T1'f9S'C, I April 19 Christmas play E.P.C.H.S. homecoming , , parade Tazewell festival, Pekin Tazewell f9St1Val, Pekin Our band appears in Class B contests. Bands are classed by school enrollment. The state contest was held in Canton, May 9 and 10. P CHORUS First Row, left to right: Marilyn Crawford, Mable Lichtenberg, Betty Cutt, Bobbie Robertson. Ma1'jorie Frey, Do1'is Phillips, Joyce Wieland, Gloria VVl1lt.t8.k8l', Norma Lubitz, Betty Duran, Jackie Stapleton, Mary Salter, Phyllis Frede, Donna Millard, .lean Stone, .Joyce Stone, Marlyn Sherwood, Delo1'es Lecocq, Judy VVatson. Second Row: Patricia Blass, Donita Sutter, Mary Parnham, Helen Richmond, Betty Wadkins, Dolores Buhs, Dianne Glenn, Ramona Zinser, Delores Garske, Esther Jacobs, Dolores Stout, Kathleen Curtis, Delores Rathbun, Roberta Speck. Third Row: Ardella Miller, Donald Cox, Berueice Sharpe, Elizabeth Swanson, Mary Arnold, Virginia Highley, Richard Ellis, Everett Cotting- ham, Evelyn Arnold, Joyce Owens, Albert Salter, Eileen Durham, Loris Bohls, Jackie Bacliman, Joanne Bechtel. r. --.31 1- ' 'we -5- A -1: , .. N 1, . . V ,,N.,,, 4 'Q .. cyl' 14 1' ' -V 'fy' : J'4 S' OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . . lll+IRNl'I'l'TA PASUOIG VlCl41-PRFISIIJENT . Ell.l'll'1N DURHAM SECRETARY . . . . .IOANN lil+X7llTl'll. TREASURER . . . lJl'll.0RI4IS VAN TASSELI. PROGRAM CHAIRMEN DONNA AN'l'lil4I, l'Il.AlNlG ZIUK PUHLICITY CHAIRMAN . DOROTHY VAN TASSELI. AIJVISER ......... MISS FRIGIIJHEIM The Future llomemakers of America has eight purposes for which it strives. These include: to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking: to emphasize the im- portance ot' worthy home membership: to encourage democracy in home and community life: to work for good home and family life for all: to promote international good-will: to foster the development ot' creative leadership in home and community life: to provide wholesome individual and group recrea- tion: and to further interest in home economics. ln their efforts to carry out the purposes of the chapter the girls have been quite active. They devoted a club period and extra hours of work to the making ot' felt gadgets' birds, fawns. and toot- ball and basketball pins in school colors-to raise moneyg held a World Christmas Friendship cam- paign in cooperation with the Student Council to give gifts and donations for needy children in Europe. Several field trips included a trip to Manual's llomemaking Department and a trip to Fort Creve Coeur. The recreational activities enjoyed by the girls were a NVorld Christmas Festival party. a Valen- tine party. Indian dancers. and a party to honor ou1' mothers. A very impressive ceremony for the initiation of new members and the installation ot' officers was held on December 13. A picnic at Fon Du Lac Park was the final outing of the chapter. An Indian theme was chosen for the year. Squaw Teens Scan the Horizons was the theme for the year's program and was used throughout the publicity notebook. The national motto is Toward New Horizons. The red rose is the symbolic flower ol' the organization Zilltl colors are red and white. The National Future Homemakers of America is composed of chartered State Associations which in turn are made up of local chapters in junior and senior high schools offering home economics. Our chapter is made up of the students who are or have been in home economics. lflach girl is entitled to work for the honorary degrees of Junior Homemaker. Chapter Homemaker, State Homemaker. and American Homemaker. 'I'he emblem of the l .ll.A. is octagonal in shape and bears the name ot' the organization at the top and the motto at the bottom with a house supported by two hands in the center. F. H. A. I-eff to Riflhfl 1u5'l'iI5'llElllll l l'4'5'. llvlly llohhs. Ill-In-n IlllSl'liI'll. Mzlry .Xnn l'm-rkhist-r. Y4-ra lit-clitcl. lla!-vl l1ll'lIll'lllIl'l'K, llllizalwlli IUIIVHII, lbonna Anilc. llc-rnm-lla l':ist'oi-, Iiorothy Davis, Iiolwliic Ilolu-rtsoll. tloialnlint- llicli .l:i1-i4m'liiu- We-In-r, Ilvlor:-s Van 'I':lssvll, Mary xvllvilllill. llzlrl-arsl Robinson. Ilorolhy Van 'Vassm-ll. .I f I , A ,in ,gg -'f':.:,,gg,-Q.-e . ' 1 ,- . , - Hw- , .- 11- , .f ' ' ff-NHC. ., ..-',.- , 1 --f- k-ue...-' - 4..-lk,-.-7 f gF? 1-' Left to Right: Miss Schroeder. adviser, Norma Reeves. Shirley Slocum, Marilyn Carr, June Schmider Emma Paul. Marjorie Hull, Ardella Miller, Betty Siever, David Strickfaden, Esther Lallosh, Elizabeth Swanson lit-tty Owens, Lois Kelley, Dean Burrus, Robert Hines. HOBBY CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT . .... ESTHER LaROSH VICE-PRESIDENT . DAVID STRICKFADEN SECRETARY-TREASURER . BETTY SIEVER PROGRAM CHAIRMAN ELIZABETH SWANSON ADVISER . . MISS SCHROEDER There is a Hobby Club for boys and girls in which we learn to know about each other's hobby. We have social meetings, meetings in which we bring our hobbies and work on themg and sometimes outside speakers entertain us with their interesting hobbies of playing some musical instruments, carving differ- ent articles, and collections of souvenirs during the club periods. There are three different classes of hobbies. They are the sport class which includes both spectator and participatory the collective class which includes stamps, match covers, and what notg and the creative class which includes wood carving. All are very interesting and we enjoy work- ing on our own hobbies. OFFICERS 1'1'esi11ent . . Mary l1Ull 1111-.Xvoy Vli'l'-lll'k'Slllf'11i, . fli1l'0lyl1 Wiegzzlinl Serfy-'1'1'e:1s. , , . llllllllii Yollz l'l'0,':Y1'Zl1l1 flllill1'Illilll , . 1'11y11is Wirth Sports 1X'1z111:1ge1' . . N1z11'yWi1so11 Atlvisers . . . Miss t'oi'1'ey Kliss 1301111011 lt is the purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association to e11cou1'age interest i11 girls' athletics, to pro- mote good sportsmzmship, and to build healthy bodies . The G.A.A. girls had a good tllllt' at their Halloween party and they entered 21 very :1tt1'z1ctive float i11 the homecoining pz1rude. They suc- cessfully sponsored El tea with mothers and women faculty mem- bers as guests. At the Zlllllllill Mflthlll'-lJ2lLlghtQF banquet in May, letters were awarded, the bowling trophies presented, and the loving cup given to the high-Dlllllt senior gi1'l. . .A. N 'Xu S M .MNA M 5 5 gift, Q , iv 9, 3 Y 9 VH 0 OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . GENE .IONES VlC'E-PRESIDENT JOIIN BENNETT SICCRMTARY , JAMES LOWERY 'FREASITRER . MARTIN CHASCO EXECUTIVE OFFICER . . RALPH SHAW' INSTRUCTORS MR. MULLINS, MR. ROIBARDS The East Peoria Sharpshooters were organized during the first semester of the school year and were granted their official Junior National Rifle Association charter on December 15, 1946, by the National Rifle Association whose headquarters are in Washington, D. C. The club has seventy-eight charter members. The objectives of the club shall be those of the National Rifle Association: to ed- ucate the nation in marksmanshipg to encourage marksmanship throughout the United States, both as a sport and for the purpose of qualifying as finished marksmen those individuals who may be called upon to serve their country in time of warg to encourage competition in marksmanship between teams and individuals in all parts of the country. JUNIOR SHARP First Row, left to right: Lloyd lVI:il'iun, Ihilwyn lmvis, Melvin llilclelwaln, liolalnfl Punk, lii4'h:1ril lizirklvy, lien IM-Wy. .Inlni Svlnnssvln-, Arde-lln Milli-r, .Im-kiv Hsu-hmain, Neil Iirusm-I, lion Vox, Mn-lvin XVIIIIIIWIII, XYillis All-ssl-r, .lm- ltenslgm-i's. Leroy ICi'xl1-ln-n, ltuln-rt Snolu-. Second Flow: Mr. Mullins, :ulvisi-r, .lm-li Hi-ssler, In-o th-in-r. John Ral- niigw-, l,:lV4-rn ill'ilfl'llI'l2lIl, llirzim Davis, llule- lirinlu-r, liuliurl Ifln-tm'l1eI'. Hill Whiln-, lhnmlel Sli:ulI4-:ilu-l'f.:'u1', lirzullm-y Illl'Il1'l'S4ull. .lzlvk xvIIltXYUl'III. Roh IVI4-1'l1-Ilzirul. K4-nnl-th Swanson, liivlizirml Weir, livslvr SIHIVRIIIZIII, l 1':lnk l'liristnl'f. In-str-1' l'ummins, .Izmir-s Slrivklunml, liill l.:lmlu-rt, Nornmli Stev- 1-nsnn. lluuglzis NX'illnn', MV. llolwniwls, RI1lVlS1'I'. : 4f 1 Organized in 1871 the N.R.A. is one of the oldest sportsmen's organizations in the country and occupies much the same position as the Amateur Athletic Union and the National Amateur Athletic Association. Membership in Junior N.R.A. Clubs is made up of boys and girls eighteen years or younger. Junior riflemen who have won the Expert Riflemen Award may become In- dividual Senior Members of the association after reaching their eighteenth birthday. Shooting as a sport is typically American. The saga of American riflemen is a glorious heritage for the modern target shooter, being linked eternally with great names in the history of this nation. There is no end to the list of sharpshooting Amer- icans and their deeds: Daniel Boone, Davy Crockett, Rodger's Rangers, Morgan's Rifle- men, and those men whose records were made at Lexington and Concord, King's Moun- tain, Chateau Thierry, Argonne, Wake Island, Bataan, Bastogne. Shooting as a sport contributes to a social life and promotes the ideals of careful- ness, sportsmanship, honesty, perseverance, patience, self-control. Shooting is fun. The first aim of the club is to teach young boys and girls how to handle firearms safely. Safety through skill. Rifle shooting is not a spectator sport, everyone is a player gaining an understanding of human nature and learning to adapt himself to new situations and conditions. The club held its formal Charter presentation during the latter part of the sec- ond semester, and, as the first year is the beginning season, the club will be completely organized and set up for the future due to the effort and initiative of charter members. Third Row: .Il-ss Tami. Arthur liittlmls-1: 'l'e4l Scliroeder, Eldon Sc-hoedel. Xx2ll'l't'll lieonznwl, Jim liovvvry, Gene Jones, Gerald Avkley, Don Denslmerger, 1 vmond Svhovh, liill Jenks. XVZIXIH' llusvr, lwlzlnml Ewen, Robert Ahten, li , burial Hill. All'iw-ml Walser, Dick Hishop, .lorry Alumhaugh, John Rutledge, rry XXX-lah, .lzurk Irion. Stanll-y l.eonzn'd, liolwrt Sherwood, Donald Sieg- l lim-V. Fourth Row: John Snyder. llowzuwl llic-e. liilljlll Shaw, Roger Hornsby, 1-lc Uoultn-V, lil-nm-th Dickens, .Iohn lk-nnett. lion Carroll, John Edwzlrrls, 1-lnml ltr-sh-r, Dale Guy. John Stanley. Earl Thannert, NV..D. Kuykendall, luglns Fries, Jr. Ar'kel'mnn. Eugene Jennings, Donald Alclag. OFFICERS I'liI+1SIIlI+1N'I' . . . . . JANE COULD VICE-I'IiESIlllfIN'I' . . . LOUIS MOORE SECRETARY-'IWRICASURER . LORIS ISOHLS PROGRAM CHAIRMAN PHYLLIS LOHVV AIDVISIGR ....... . . MISS FULTON Gene Sharp was formerly the Secretary-Treasurer but he moved and Loris was elected to take his place. In the homecoming parade we all were Roman togas. Four members carried a stretcher on which we had a large doll all bandaged and we carried a large sign which said Poor Washington. Washington high was our opponent at the homecoming game. At the meetings we play many Roman games. We sing songs in Latin. At Christ- mas we sang all of the carols in Latin. We have Roman plays and pantomimes. At one meeting we had a S64 quiz program. The questions were about Latin. We had numerous sponsors. Don Miller was the Master of Ceremonies. At the February meeting we made valentines and put them all in a box. Then we drew them out and got someone else's. We have drawn up a Latin Club constitution which consists of the qualifications for members, purposes of the club, and initiation proceedings for new members. There were about thirty people at the Latin Club party which was held on the evening of January 17. It was in the form of a Roman banquet. We all wore togas. We had a six-course dinner. We ate with our fingers as the Romans did. We gave toasts and one of the new members had to be the slave and bring the food in and carry it around the table. We played games and danced. For the decorations we had purple and white. The menus were in the form of little scrolls. They were written in Latin and we had to figure them out. The last event of the year was the club picnic at Fon Du Lac park. LATIN CLUB Left to Right: 121-nv Shairp, limi liflillm-V. Patsy tiny. Louis lvlmiinf, Phyllis I.:u-w, .lzino Huulel, t':ii'il1-o IH-- te-rsluii. Imris Iiohls. All-Ir:-y I-'i-4-si-r, lmlmw-s Stout, Imrlu-nu Punk. Norma Iiulu-nking. Ili-li-n Zivk. Miss I'1lIIl4iIl. :uflvisv-in . fl' First Row, left to right: 'Velde Lee, Eddie Brewster, Jan-k Uhristizinson. Ilrm lllc-Vulloy, Don C'olhe-rt, XVar- rmn Gielielliausen. Lloyd Stulwr, Ilnh llerrun. Hill Hines, Alfri-nl Hair. Dave Mutheny. Second Row: Mr. Kneznvivli. advisor, Dim-k llufrlil, l-lilrry Ulzitt, f'ilill'il'S Geitiivlg Huh Jordan. Marvin Sli-in. k'Zll'Sllll Mollutt, Gone Jones. Don Gnrske. Third Row: Hoy IH-tri. Louis Spimli-V. liill Payne, llill llurf-liell, Wzirrin Ilush, Lori-u 'I':1ngm:ln. Hob Cur- sun, Ray Vinson. llill Martin, Paul Fritz, Tom Alexander. LETTERMEN OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . . . ROY PETRI VICE-PRESIDENT . . . RICHARD HUFELD SECRETARY . . . PAUL FRITZ TREASURER NVARREN GIEBELHAUSEN ADVISER . . MR. KNEZOVICH This club is somewhat different from others because to be eligible one must have earned a school letter in some sport. The ambition of every boy in school should be to earn a school letter in some sport and to become a member of this club. This club is a supporter of good clean sportsmanship and tries to set an example for the rest of the students in school. The Lettermen's Club has started something new this year in the school halls. Their duties as marshals are to keep the halls clean and keep other students from loiter- ing in the halls. It's a big hit with the teachers and the students. A chicken dinner in honor of all lettermen is held every year. The boys like to eat as much or more than they like to play their favorite sport. The money they received for selling the basketball pins helps pay for the meal. The Lettermen wish to thank ev- eryone who bought a pin. The aims of this club are: a fellow teammate may be faster than youg he may be a better shot or a more clever passerg he may be a better blocker or a more clever run- nerg he may be a better offensive player than a defensive playerg and he might be tall- er and heavier-but he should not be your superior in team spirit, fight, determination, ambition, and character. A good winner as Well as a good loser. Good things are made to be shared-so is playing the game. A player not on his toes, soon finds himself a heel. Th Editors . News Editors Feature Editors Circulation . Exchange Editors Business Editor Sports Editor . Reporters for Clubs- Student Council Aero . Latin Pep Radio Movie Y-Teens F.H.A. . G.A.A. . Lettermen's Hobby . Rifle Adviser . . The Journalism Class Marguerite Jones, Berneice Sharpe, Joan Bouton, Jackie Marvis Mary Ann Kipling, Phyllis Edwards, Jo Ann Hoerman, Betty Kelley Mardell Mohn, Betty Kelley, Hazel Matheny, Edna Mae Norman, Jim Cloud Beatrice Burton, Lolly Doering Grace McCulley . Don Hurd Phyllis Edwards . Joe Hall Lolly Doering Donna Whitworth, Hazel Matheny, Caroline Fandel . Joe Hall Jim Cloud Donna Millard Marguerite Jones Grace McCulley . Don Hurd Wanda Meyer Beatrice Burton Mrs. Dowell First Row, left to right: llzlzn-l ltlutln-ny, l'al'oIinv l+'uinl4-I, .loam lionlon, lNl:1rp.:lu-ril4- .lonvs. Second Flow: liditli Iilinorv. Lolly Iio--rin,:. Mary Ann Kipling, Iron Ilnrd. Mznrdi-ll Mohn, Ilvrin-in 'shui 1 1 imdifl' ird Row: Ilonnau Millzuwl, .l:1r'kin- iXliIl'X'lS, .lo Ann lluernian lm- Hall lim-:lli'ivv Itnrlon lim Vlond Idni Xl: X Imam. l'I1ylIis Iiilwzmnls, llrmw- Nl First Row, left to right: Fred Hair, Kenneth Ary, Don linker, Donald Iflllllll, Joy Duty, Norma llray, Put Illillwlgl-. ln-tty Field. Nancy llarris. Shirley Harris, Audrey lilooni. Second Row: Holi Anile, Hill Stout. James Pzulfie-ld, Glen Gould, Km-nm-th IlllNVlN'l'kk'l'. In-un Iiezmlon. 4l1'ox'vr Vain llykv. XY:1x'm- North, .Iunivs IiZlIlt'2lSlPI', Dean Collins, Clyde Noll, Hub Ililrl, Rulph lim-um, Emil .Involu- svn, llill Null. Iioln-rt, Snoke. Third Row: 'lla-rln-rl Spinaler. Tivan Bryan. Don Jar-kson, Mr. Logue, advise-r, 'l'llUITHlS XV:nllnn, Kenneth llill. lim- llHIll'l'lS, K1-nnv-Ili lim-svlg lion Anderson, Charles XVZINIIRIIISUII. lvlarvin Iiolils, .Iiin SieI'l'n-rinzm. IA'0ll1ll'tI Holy. llolwrt lfrymnn, lllclinonzl Svhonert. NVuyne Fleer, Jim Kirkpntrivk, Bob llenry. Fourth Row: th-oi'p.:'v Kunklv, I-tie-liarsl 'Winklf-r, Harold XVinkl4-r, Leonarll Wulraven, .lurk Irion, Holm-rt Crum, Ill-nry Null, 1'll2lI'll'S lIllXllll, llyr-in U4-sm-li, Freil Reinliolslt, Uzarl XVvlrer. Hill Jn-nks, Marion Huhs. MOVIE CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . HERBERT SPINDER VICE-PRESIDENT . EVAN BRYAN SECRETARY-TREASURER . . NANCY HARRIS CHIEF OPERATOR OF PROJECTOR DON JACKSON ADVISER ....... MR. LOGUE The Movie Club was originated in 1945 by our principal, Mr. Moore. The idea of the club was to teach students how to run the movie pro- jector, so it would be possible to have persons running the machine at all hours of the day. In 1945 the club membership was limited to fifty boys. The second year girls were allowed to join. We learn about still and motion pictures, silent and sound, and strip and slide. All these machines are comparatively simple when you learn their principle. The members are taught how inflammable and non-inflammable films are made, how to handle the film, and how to distinguish silent from sound if it isn't marked. We are also taught how to care for film as it is sensi- tive and expensive. The Movie Club is very educational and is a lot of fun. People should learn about movies whether they belong to the Movie Club or not. l'lll4ISllJl'IN'I' Vlfllfl-l'Rl'lSllll'IN'l' Sl'ltlRl'l'l'AliY 'l'lil+lASlllllCli l'li0tlliAM CHAIRMAN l'IlBl.ltTl'l'Y CHAIRMAN OFFICERS NANCY HARTZ Wl'INDEl,L FREY JANE PRESTON . BILL TILTON JUNE LINDGREN . KEN HERSEMANN ADVISI-GRS . , MISS EDDS, MR. PROPECK Miss Edds, adviser, Mary Drenth, Mary Brennan, Barbara Billman, Bernice Drenth, Joan DeWitt, Mina Cnndiff, Betty Cntt, Enla Craig, Patricia Cashen, Virginia Elliott, Geraldine Comer, Mary Bayles, Ba1'bara Boundy, Betty Duran, Norma Dismeier, Arthur Davis, Henry Almasy, Tom Alexander, Ray Christoffersen, .lack Boynton, Betty Day, Doris Felker, Bob Elliott, Gail Avery, Richard Boleen, Lillian Elam, Delores Garske, Margaret Atkins. Billie Ashburn, Mavis Alderman. .lac- qneline BZ-lffillllkill. Marjorie Beam. Ivan Berg, Donna Keil. Bett.y Kelley, Shirley Joos. Mildred Lubitz, Marguerite Jones, Gladys Hart. Donna Gay, Bose Gresham, Eloise lfisc-her, Dianne Glenn. Neva llarkney, Iona Howe, Carolyn llntt, .lo Ann Iloerman. Jerry llnser. Mary Hawkins, Dick llerren, Elmer tliebelhausen, i Nanvy llartz, .lune Lindgren, XVendell Frey. Kenny Herse- man, .lane Preston, Bill Tilton, .loan Bonton. Veona Ritten- house, Mary Venovivh. Mary Ann Kipling, Mary Loew, Delores llornshy, Billie Marsh, Dorothy Coleman, Carolyn Wiegand, Donna Amsler, Ramona Ellwanger, .loyce Boynton, Betty Mc- Avoy, .loyt-e Arnett, Ruth Strirliland, Anne Krohn, Ann Langen- walter, Mary Wilson, Ma1'ilyn Marsh, Norma Greiner. Doris Smith, Virginia llighley, Mary Arnold, Lois Derrington, Betty Howe, Delores Barnes. Fredrick Frey. Ed lleppe, Shirley Dagit, Victoria Chas- co, Delores Brusick. Beverly Copeland, Opal Cottingham, Marjorie Frey. Jeannie Bab- cork, Delores lI'll18g6l', Shir- ley Greiner. Norma Harmon. Rosemary Hoshor, No rly n Armstrong. Robert Fletvher. The Pep Club sponsored various activities throughout the school year. Among these was tho second annual homecoming celebration. The festivities began with a well-organized parade that wound its way through the streets of East Peoria. All the organizations in school cooperated by i'UllI.l'lblli.l!l'f a float or a marching unit. Following tl1e parade the football team completed the successful day with a victory over Washington High. Between halves VVayne North danced the traditional Indian war dance accompanied by the school band. After the game a dance for students and alumni was held in the girls' gym. The Cary Robards' orchestra. entertained. The club was host to the Dads of the football players on the night of the Central game. The players couldn't let their Dads down, so they splashed to a 2-tl victory. Pep Club paid t1'ibute to NIOth6l'S at the Bloomington basketball game. During the halt'-time program. llarbara Bowman welcomed the lVloms of the players and presented each with a red ro:-ne. M The annual Spring Frolic took place the latter part of March. The closing event of the year was the picnic which was held in honor of the senior Pep Club members. Throughout the year Pep Club has tried to promote good-will and sportsmanship anion: all the PEP CLUB First Row, left to right: Joym- XYieland. .Ioannv l'r1-slr-y. Shirliy Se-hniitt. llnhy lloliinson, Vharh-s Sinnns, Ni-ysa Tliamvs. llarriet 'I'apo. Martha Monshon. Pauline Slim-. Martha linlm-, Shirh-y ltilti-nhonsl-, llay Vinson. l.Iovil Stuln-r, Ilan- Mullin-ny. llill lklartin, lion lim-iisln-igm-l'. John Hay. llill lluirln ll. lion Unllwil. llonalil 'I'urin-i'. students. lion Mm-4 nllvy. Second Row: lil-asio I7t'lllll'X. llui-ille NYilde-rniuth, liainonzu Zinsor, Iloris Stn-p:'inaivr. Mary S1-lnnilt, XX'anda liinlfro. lXlar,uai'ot .lanssi-n, liailiara Nichol. Carol llit-halil. Iloiis XYhili-, l'i-gay Wt-hh. .lnnv Ni--hols, Iiulh N1-i. kirh. Artlnn' Vlanin. Jack l'hrislianson. NYai're-n Ilush, Ralph Iivain. Third Row: l'at lilass, liei'ii:nlvin- Svliron-k, Hl'lllil l-Sultas, Shirloi- ldlu-rl, Iilvanor XX'inlcli-r. iXlill'4illl'll' Holi- orlson. ln-lorvs liathhun, lNlai'p:un-ritt- lutNIl'l'hllllSl', Joyce- tlwt-ns, llonna Phillips. .ls-wt-ll Minor, Susan N--vilt. llazi-l lilallniuy. livlly Nall, Patsy Mm-Donald, Shirley Olson. liorothy Ulson. lit-tty Nimmo. t'ln'ystal Alyvrs, lloli- vrt Hppvrinan. Fourth Row: Sidin-3' l'arrott. 'Wanda Meyer, liilna lilac Norman, Norma XYi'lili, lim-nlah Stanli-y. Phyllis Sonnnor. lfllli-n lfah-s, Donna Lambert. lit-Etta l.arg'ent. llorraini- l,ny.:vaiiln-al, lloris llamann. lla Miioln'll'y. lionna Whitwortll. llowaril Alinnsy, Norma Yan XVinkh-. lflvvlyn liathlmnn. liarlvara XYilliamson, .lar-li Stout. Toni ilrzllvill. Fifth Row: Ronald Lovklnirt, Pal Sutter, lilario Yonnfrman. llonita Suttvr. Norma I,uhilz, Inxona 'I'oilil, .loan Swigw-r. l'arol XXX-lih. lilailvleiin- Simms, Doris Phillips. llarhara i 'l'2llllillll, lil-rnivo l'lim'k. lit-Hy liopu-is, liv- vrt-ll t'ottin:.:hain, Jim lilvlllothlin. Nick Il'l't'l'il. ' Sixth Row: l'harh-s lilyt-i's, Ray Stahl. ICU-l'4-tt Xl'aldon, Donna Volz. Phyllis Wirth, l'liai'li-in- 'I't-1'in-iiinp:. -'Ill' Slwlfillvl, Jack Stout. llolwrt lNllllIll'll. .lim Kaz:-nsi-, llvrsvln-l Iloln-rson. .lark All-Neill. lilhlon S1-lion-iii-I. Hll'il1ll'1l Jourilan. Tom Johnson. Kcnln-th Medi-aris, llohert Costello. Vlifton tiraliill. V Seventh Row: Arliutns Staufft-i'. Jackie Stapleton. Shirley Surlwr, Mary Salim-r, llonnii- Smith. Virginia h.:1v:lp.:'4'. ,Ili-lon Ili-hliolz. I'anliin- XYoodt-ook, Ds-loves Sullivan. Vera Robinson. Louise Monshon, .lzlrlciv Marvis, nrzive All-Uiilloy, Marilvll Mohu. Annu Martin, Fred DQ-inivy. X Eighth Row: Mr. l'ropt-ck, advisor. Donald Garske. lion Davis. Uharlvs th-itin-V. Arthur liitthalvr, lfliigvin- If 1-Ilia-i', Holi Ili'-rron. Luke Spitinlvr. lloy l'1-tri, Don lluril. llarvt-y 4.loi'lirai-lil. Alfivd Ilair. liar XYinkh-i'. t'l:iiw-iiiw Davis, .lorry XM-Ivli. Donald King. In-an Hass, llill I-lrown. Hurlwrt Spindvr. a Left to Riqht: Jw- linlitiils, Mix Smith. ziwtvisvr, llivliziiwl liilu-wnnlvt-pil, limi lhllst-ig Ilom--V XXX-Hg. lmgmt Xzilu XX'iluliI1-. XX':u5nt 'I'Il-'ini-soil, Ilsuilzin All-iislii-ii. RADIO CLUB Mr. Smith, tho sponsor, at tho first meeting on Svpteinlior 20, iiiti'otlucotl to tho now vlnli nit-nilwiw his future- plans t'oi' thc Radio Club. Hu :intl the group tllSL'llSSOtl mzmy pi'ojm-tis to ho c:1i'i'iotl out clnring tho your. The club agwocl with Mi: Smith's iclvzi ot' ozivli lioy working on an pi'o,jvc't ol' his own. At tlivii' Now-nilwi' inm-tiiig, the- boys liegzni thvii' tfrst rzulio work with tho vlnlm. Thi-y stuclivtl tht- thvoi-y ot' rzulio, how it opt-rzitios, anal tho t'uiitlzmivnt:il parts ol' its con- r1ti'ut'tion. Iizulios wt-rv mlonzitorl by nivinliors, soma- for thvii' parts :mtl sonn' lot' iw-imii'. Whon tht' iiion't,iiig on llvconilioi' ITS was brought to oi'tlvi', Mi: Smith t-xplzliiiml to tht- znnzitvui' rzirliomvn ei small Yury important part ol' rzulio vzillm-ml zi rosistor. Al this nn-vtiiig' niivrophone- fuiiclznnoiitals :mil consti'uc'tion wort- also tliscilsst-tl. Thu club has elected as ot't'icoi's: l'i'osirlt-nt Huy lit'lSl'l' Vico-l'i'vsicloiit . llonivi' Wvlls Sc-Q'rt-t.zu'y-'l'1't-asuroi' Iiivliziiwl litigcziiilivzil Aclvisvr Mr. Smith lnclivitluzil work mocwcletl smoothly :mtl the club zlwoiiiplishvcl much tlnring tho svhool your. Alan Alliso11 COUNCIL BOARD President . .... . Paul FFitZ Vice-President Betty Lampe Secretary . Jeanne Gould Treasurer . . Wilma Sullivan Courtesy Chairman . Evelyn LaRosh Directory Chairman Aleene Giebelhausen Election Chairman . Harold Strickfaden Publicity Chairman . . . Janet Mclntosh S -, - 5 First Semester-Eddie Brewster bocldl Chairmen ' 'Q Second Semester-Bill Dowell Variety Show Chairman . . Laurel Strickfaden ROOM REPRESENTATIVES FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Bonnie Hill Alan Allison Shirley Harkness .lerelea Knight Alfred Bair Joe Miles Alfred Bair Lloyd Bair Clark Iiouton Charles Blye Earl Call Joyce Stone Art Clanin llill Dowell Phyllis Edwards lletty Elgin Charles Geitner Shirley Harkness Billie Marsh Jeanine Opperman Jack Rupert Frances Schmitt Abby Todd Carol Schultz Gail Spring Clifford Stegmaier Essie Vinson Bill Weinstein Richard Workley Lloyd llair Charles Geitner Clark Houton Charles Blye Earl Call Joyce Stone Ellen Fales Bill Dowell Phyllis Edwards Betty Elgin Delores Sullivan Harriett Tape .Ieanine Opperman Jack Rupert Frances Schmitt Carol Schultz Gail Spring Abby Todd Essie Vinson Richard Workley First Row. left to right: Carol S:-hnltz. Ronnie Hill, Betty lmmpe, Shirley llairknvss. Gail Spring. i l'1lll4 Schmitt. Second Row: Billie Maxrsli, Helly Carlson. Phyllis Edwards, Jvunim- Oppormun, Jeri-I4-ai Kniirlit. l tix on ' ' if lilgin, lllssiu Vins . wi , Third Row: Hill Dowell. Uhzirlvs Hlye. Bill NYeinstein, Ulinrla-s f:l'iill4'l'. Lloyd llnir, Alfri-il Iillill Allllll Vlunin, liivlmrd XYorklt-y. Clark liouton. Earl Vail, Jack Rupert. Doris Shallenberger Madeline Cashen Delores Ilofler Arlene I-Ioffer Margaret Parrott Jerry Cashen Iloiores liuhs Ruth Brown Catherine Iiuette Betty Street Martha Colvin Beverly Lee Edna Frye Donna Millard Pat Crothers Maxine Gibbs Y-TEEN OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . . MAXINE GIBBS VICE-PRESIDENT . . . BEVERLY LEE CO-VICE-PRESIDENT . RUTH BROWN SECRETARY . . . MARTHA COLVIN TREASURER . . . . . . JERRY CASHEN COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE . . . EDNA FRYE PROGRAM CIIAIRMEN . . BEVERLY LEE, RUTH ISROVVN AIDVISER .......... MISS TOPPER As Y-Teen members we remember ma11y things that have happened during the past year. We must remember first of all that we are directly connected with the Y.W.C.A.. and that our purpose is 'I'o build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing i11 our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this en- deavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share his love for all people and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. We remember that things started off in a big way in September, because it was then that we had our club name changed from Girl Reserves to Y 1'eens. Making posters and getting ready for the homecoming parade came next. I don't think any of us will forget the trouble we had until the parade was over. In November we had our Thanksgiving baskets. We collected and delivered the food that was given by other members ot' the student body. Later. a World Fellowship dinner was l1eld at which we served several dishes typical of all countries. 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