Erie Community High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Erie, IL)

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We, the members of the 1951 annual staff, wish to express our appreciation for the contributions of our patrons whose names are listed below. Only thrdugh their generosity was it possible for the publication of the l95l Cardlnal. Bartlett's Skelgas Service Your Skelgas Dealer Border' s Dairy Bar Brown's Implement Company Case Farm Implements Bugbee and Sons Green Colonial Heating And Electric Service Butzer's Implements R Hardware MM R NI Dealers-Maytag Appliances Paul D. Carlson Real Estate-Bonds-Insurance Cooking Drive-In Root Beer-Sandwiches D R L Cafe Fine Foods Dober's Garage Duffy' s Tavern Enright's Service Erie Casein Dryers Erie Cleaners Erie Cooperative Elevator ii I Grain-Feeds-Seeds-Goal 1 X X Erie Lumber R Grain Erie Feed Mill Grinding-Feeds Darrel Franks Gravel-Dirt-Dredgework Harland Drug Store Your Family Druggist Hunt Hardware Pa1nts-Hardware- Kelvinator Appliances James Garage Studebaker Cars and Trucks J R G Theatre Your Family Theatre Joslin Brothers SM' Growers of Certified Hybrid Seed Corn

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was fixed up as a room an d a stork carrying victory was flying overhead. Prizes were given fo r the two best floats. The first prize went to the Senior class and the second prize was won by the Sophomores. The parade wa s led by the band with Pat Dillon, Betty Suter, and Joy Meyer twirling batons. They were followed by the queen and her attendants in converti- bles decorated with streamers in the school colors aft- er which came the football team and the floats of each class. Mary Appleby wa s crowned queen of the Homecoming during the half of the game at which time Jack Stoudt, one of the co-captains, presented her with a dozen red roses. The queen's attendants were Lois Hawk and Donna Hasbrook from the Senior classy Janice Brightman and Frances Slaymaker, Juniors: Jayne Scott an d Ruth Ann Fiet, Sophomoresg and Sondra Guthrie and Mary Jo Reis- enbigler, Freshmen. The climax of the affair was the dance in the high school auditorium with music by Jimmy Marvin an d his orchestra. The grand march was led by Paul Culp, the other co-captain, and Mary Appleby, the queen. . ...ES-tn.-...46...M