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

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REPORTER STAFF Standing Left to Right: G. Crawford; B. Bailey; P. King; M. Beachey; V. Quiram; R. Duncan; B. Woosley; M. Robinson; R. Pinkham; Miss Kelley; C. Steffen; E. Stortz; J. Gibbons; D. Sherman; R. Kingdon; B. Hicks; M. George. Seated Left to Right: M. Gauger; M. Sutton; F. Kingdon; D. Kemp. The Reporter Roars The EIIS Reporter of 11(49 went through the year in blazing glory. An editor, Doris Kemp; assistant-editor. Frances Kingdon; sponsor, Miss Kelley; and staff of twenty one, issued seven papers during eight months. The Re- porter saw all and told all, hut on May 6. it roared its last and was returned to its cage until next year, 1950. Left to Right: Frances Kingdon Miss Kelley Doris Kemp

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COMETEER STAFF Seated: Left to Right: R. Kingdon, V. Quiram, M. Robinson, E. Stortz. Standing: Left to Right: G. Crawford, B. Bailey, M. Cox, E. Conrad, M. Beachy, Miss Stuart, R. Boston, B. Woosley, J. Gibbons, M. Gauger, Miss Bruce, R. Pinkham, M. Sutton, J. Kirkton, C. Steffen, F. Kingdcn, D. Rinkenberger, Mrs. Grenier, D. Sherman, D. Kemp, B. Hicks. Not in picture: J. Stitt. Activities under the Rig Top were numerous so that the Annual Staff had to work hard to keep up with them. The following people were responsible for the 1949 COMETEER under the Rig Top. Editor. Edith Stortz; Assistant Editor, Jack Stitt; Rusiness Manager, Marilyn Robinson ; Photography, Frances Kingdon, Mae Sutton, Mary Cox; Advertising, Don Rinkenberger, Rex Pink- ham, Marilyn George, John Kirkton; Sports, Jack Gibbons, Duane Shurman; Activities. Georgia Crawford, Doris Kemp, Cleo Steffen, Retty Hicks; Sub- scriptions, Rosemary Roston, Mary Gauger, Evelyn Conrad; Typists. Reta Kingdon, Velda Quiram, Mildred Reachey; and Art, Reverly Railev and Pat King. ANNUAL HEADS Back Row: Left to Right: D. Rinkenberger, R. Kingdon, E. Stortz, G. Crawford, R. Boston. Front Row: Left to Right: J. Gibbons, J. Stitt, B. Bailey, M. Robinson, F. Kingdon.

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Home Coming Dance As usual, tIn performers under the Iti r Top were eager to do their part in everything and El Paso’s Second Annual Corn Festival was no exception. One of the highlights of the celebration was ESS’s first football game of the season with Leroy. The Corn Queen and her Attendants were among the en- thusiastic spectators at the game and the dedication of the new field lights. On October 8, the doors of the Big Top were thrown open to welcome back all alumni. The parade of events began the night before, with a bonfire, pep meeting, and snakedance. The Homecoming game was a close match with Lexington. The final attraction of the evening was a dance in the gym with the music of Larry Lonney. CORN FESTIVAL QUEEN GLORIA CRAWFORD ATTENDANTS BETTY IIICKS ETHELSTORTZ