El Paso High School - Cometeer Yearbook (El Paso, IL)

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U ICR CLASS Pull Qlll First Row Scarborough, Folders, W11SOD, Porth, Thompson, Haas, Lock, K1ngdon Second Row Haas, Faulk Third Row Aneoht, McConkey, Schleber, Hlbbs, A. Rlppel, Steffen, Shaffer, GHIHSS, Edwards, Campbell, Oltman, Neal, Lewls, Bean, Cleary Fourth Row Shepherd AHVISBF, Holden, Sutton, Lucas, L. Rlppel, B. Snyder, S Snyder, Enrlght, Grabb Advlser, Smlth Advlser. THE YOU GE T CJun1or Playb Standlng Kltchell, Holden, Rlppel, Forth, Noe Instructor, Snyder. Seated 'leary, Neal, Haas, Hibbs. 19 . 41 l , ' 1 I . ,! nu E -F ' L1 4' Gibbs, McDonell, Wadsworth, Pu ke, Kitchell, E. J. Kingdon, Stimpert, Alt, Benedict, Render, . --, . . . . . . -- - . H H 0

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Ionaaliingdon 13 one of these lelsurely people. Her husband Just purchased the Hope' dlalblld for her as a weddlng annzwersary glft She d1v1des her tlme between Par1s and New York. Ruth Bean, Dorothy Gaz-r1thers, and Helen Clapp are all teaohmng Ruth 18 teachlng t Eureka College and Dorothy and Helen are teach ng country schools ln Woodford County V1rg1n1a Van Soycc is Supermtendent of Nurses at the Cook County Hospital. Darlene Buss has dec1ded to stay slngle and 15 known as Delaware 's Darllng She spends a great deal of her tlme ln Welfare Work among children. Ray Wl1118JBS has dedlcated his new song, Darlene, My Darl n, to her Bernadlne Robert's hair 18 as whlte as snow. She lnherlted an old house from an aunt and says the thmg 18 haunted, but she has to l1ve there two years before she can get all the money her aunt left In nw copy of last week's El Paso Journal, I notlced that the new edltor 15 Jim Whitmer. l'm sure he'll make good at lt, because he always d1d do thlngs that no one else ever thought could oe accomplished. I also notlced :Ln the news brlefs that the Ph ladelphia Phllharmonlc Orchestra is appearlng 1n El Paso with Mary Owens as guest soloist. lhss Morgenthaler has retired from teachlng and has started a Day Nursery ln Hollywood Ona Baker 15 8SS1Bt1D.g her 1n oarlng for the stars' chlldren there. Mr. Classen has Just been d1smi.ssed from the hospltal. H15 two boys were experimenting with some of h1s chemicals in the basement and mlxed up somethlng that exploded llr. Classen suffered mostly from shock wh1le h1s two boys escaped injury Even though Beverly Dlers had a nervous breakdown after Albert left her wait1ng at the Noh.ren's New York Dally Tmes. I am 1ncl1d1.ng a copy of her artlcle on the reunlon. 'On May 31, 1940, each member of the Class of '40 of E T H S set aa1l on the 'Sea of Llf8Y nakmg 'Success' their d6St1DB.t1OD Today, May 51, 1955, thls class held th61!' th1rd reun on on board nSh1PIllB.t6S Forever, wh1ch is owned by the Gray do Son, Inc Steamshlp Lanes, New York C1ty Mr Gray 18 a member of the class and acted as host. Of the forty five members of the class, forty four were present 1i1s Honor, Ne1l Eft, now Mayor of E1 Paso, Ill1no1s, was unable to attend because of h1s numerous offlcial duties. The elaborate banquet was served under the capable directxon of lar garet Guard, who is a member of the Home Econcmlcs Staff of Iowa State Unlverslty Between courses several reels of Nell s.ft's 'Squeeksie' four dmenslcn cartoons were shown much to the engoyment of everyone present. Senator Rex Adams from Ill1no1s del1vered the address of the evenlng on Love and Its Advantages Dancing 1n the grand ballroom to the mus1o of Wayne Krug and his 'Beat 'Em Out' boys, featurmg Lucllle Punke, concluded the reunlon fS8t1V1tlSBe The famous Class of '40 w1ll meet in 1960 at the Hlgh School from whloh :Lt graduated Robert Guth, Pr1nc1pal of the High School,w1ll be the host I'm hoping you w1ll be present at the next reunlon that we are havmg in 1960, at the high school where we received our supposed educatlon and had a swell' tme. I'll be looking for ward to seeing you then. If you are ever 1n New York, don't fail to call me or drop in at the office. Slncerely yours, GRAY 6: SON, INC , STEAMSHIP LINES gif' Earl Gray, President Z 18 . . . my - . . . . . a . . . . . I . . . U O church about eleven years ago,' she has fully recovered now and is a star reporter for Gus . . . i 0. Q . H . . . . I . - . . . . ., D .,, . . I' . . ,, . - MJG

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OPHOMORE CLASS F1rst allen, Llmlng, Newk1rk, Buckrop, Plnkham, Stauter, Parkhouse, Zehr, Barron, Oltman. Second Fo51e, R Oltman, Punks, Br1nes, Schofleld, O'Connor, Tlpler, Clark, Phylis, Jones, Whltmer, Martln Thlrd Mr Noe KdV1S6P, Knecht, Locke, Shaffer, Miller, Bohlander, Crawford, Stotler, Alt, Neal, Barnard, North, Epps, Hooker, M185 Toohlll Adv1sPr. Fourth Mr Sampen Adv1ser, Barney, Glbbs, Stechman, Wrlght, Kl1P8tFl6k, Lyons, Koopman, Qulram, R1ppe1, Keehma, E J. P1nLham, W1111amson. FRE HMA CLASS Flrst Emo, Kupfersohmzd, Sparks, Crowe, Hayse, Coyle, Fruin, Martln, Plerce. Second Danzer, Eft, Hodgson, Knoll, Volz, Du oan, Nohren, Smlth, Eltlng, Bohlander, Armstrong, Allen, B111, Thlrd omlth, Sands, Matte, Reeves, Parkhouse, Nawman, Stlmpert, Potter, Miller, W111iams, Potter, Rutledge, Kupfersohmid, Clapp, Mlss Espev1k Adviser Fourth Mr Snyder Advlser, Panther, Bagby, Morgan, Faulk, Sutton, Gauger, G1bbs, Eastman, Gordon, Taylor, M . Blackwell Advlser 20 1 . , . . . . 4 ' l . o o 'A . ' ' ' - ' ' -- -- 4 o . . K . .i I 4, . gk ,t X 5 ' -' 1 ' T' . : ,l. 3' 1 ' ff X K ' x , . --H . . . -- . --,, . . . ' ' - . ...- . ...-- ' o