Fillmore High School - Daze Yearbook (Fillmore, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1953 volume:

5 fkfc LIBBISKA W v-x,X H if X xxx X V3 gf ff-f ' e- ,F Dedication 5' To our Belo edfraend and Teacher, Fldelua Gesma Prawn e, whase pa? :nf undersTandm3 and hcl ul Sundance a Pu-e.cnaTe.d and rem B ei B S1'uJcnTS Of Fnllmore. U 11 T H School, we 'The Sch YCIBSS, Smcerel-1 deal :Te Tk s eavB K . 3 l F' The pas? Four Sears w-ll alwaxis bg P em e yffhg ammo l wi IC I 1 00 . NS W3 1. 'C7 Board of Educatlon Warrenflowers Newell Neaslev Navel! Haakc Claude KeSSx Ehhtrllvl 5151 K 'im A Q 1 .W A , .5 x - ,, , b X YUCY I1 Q I ff I X ' , 4' f My fl f ' , if f A p 'ma I A . ' S 1 1' f' I' ' ka - 4 fir ' , X A' ,f ' ' V H 2 A -'A wig, 7 1 f 3, l , , L, A , 2 1 A I , la wk ,M M, 5 v M ' V ,A ., I 1-Sz' ll 'Pi Ill' -:Es I Wiser fgngf' Qing E Hanumrsnmmea, PRIN. SCIENCE ELLEN WUREER HDELIH PRFINGE' cur-mane: 1. NHTHEMFITICS ELDISE BHKER BUB MFIRRS CUFICH ENGLISH HISTORY scumce E I 'nav ff 3 J -suv, lrg as pf, 'nr' , FA I flqlqf S 'r' I t 1 .V I 1 7 I Annual Staff Aww a-Fir Editor in chief Shirley Moroney Assistant Editor Gladys Wright Business Manager Darrell Neisler Assistant Business Manager Winona Donaldson Assistant Production Manager Dolores wright Sports Editor Hal Lovelace Assistant Sports Editor Freddie Morris Art Editor Joyce Alexander Assistant Art Editor Vit inia Vest Snapshot Editor ula Casey Assistant Snapshot Editor Shirley Williams Special Features Editor Virginia Finley Senior Reporter Kenneth Meyers Senior Reporter Arthur morris N Junior Class Reporters...... ........Sandra Fleming, Bill Ivy Sophomore Class Roporters.... ....E1aine Voile, Thurman spears Freshman Class Reporters.... ...Muriel Toberman, Keith Hopwood 'V N w Q Y , E g,.n gnu. 1 M! V kk K x Production Manager ............ ...Rosemary Livingston Dolores wright President Joyce Alexander n I can live without noetry or walking, but who in the world can live without talking W Freddie Morris nThey say love ma es the world go round Catch me I'm getting dizzy N 1'U Kenneth Meyers HA blush handsome, but sometimes incon venient n Shirley Williams HA young lady w th plenty of dash! She chose her Romeo from the senior class W gn-no nLike Diogenes, s e lit a candle in the daylight and went around saying, uI'm looking for a man ? N T' Hal Lovelace Vice President Rosemary Livingston 'with that merry and carefree air, you can always tell when she is there W Eula Casey 'She shifted her brain into neutral and let her tongue rattle on ' 'College is my life Fay I graduate well and earn many honors W Jirginia Finley nBubb11ng over with laughter and fun, with never a worrY for work undone Gladys wright 'One way to get ahead and stay ahead, is to use a head W Winona Donaldson Secretary treasurer Shirley Moroney 'No words can express her infinite sweet ness W Arthur Morris 'After four years o faithful service I'n laid off Darrell Neisler 'Work fascinates meg I could sit and look at it for hours.' Virginia Vest NThose who bring sun- shine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themse1ves.' 'With the help of a surgeon, she might yet recover U I ff g 55 Senior History l9h9 - l9SO Bere we are as Freshmen Back Row Freddie Morris, Eddie Carroll, Kenneth Meyers, John Burk, Keith Davidson Middle Row Darrell Neisler, Hal Lovelace, Gary Fleming, Virginia Vest, Rose mary Livingston, Anita Carter, Shirley Moroney, Mareda Carter, Arthur Morris, Robert Hanley, Phillip Pickel Front Row Eula Casey, Virginia Finley, Winona Donaldson, Eula Carter, Joyce Alexander, Shirley Williams, Gladys Wright, Dolores Wright Winona was our candidate for queen our Freshman year She was elected cheerleader that year and has retained this honor all four years 1950 1951 Our Sophomore year we chose as class officers President Xxx Hal Lovelace i Vice President Darr Tl Neisler Sec Treas: Shirley Moroney grain v f, , M Z Vg Ha, Q owl 'Q we . :ew 1 s . W7 H M W, 5 K Z ynlin l' H 'QSQSEE q ffm! 32 y geqe mf u r QSM Al Sophomore! the girls had the privlege of serving at the Junior Senior Banquet 1951 52 ...JJ Eula Casey was elected queen in our Sophomore year Rosemary was elected Getting ready for the Junior Play queen in our Junior year 1952 53 'QQH 455 Dolores was our candidate for queen this year Senior Class Officers President Dolores Wright Vice President Hal Lovelace Sec Treas Winona Donaldson xv 25 All five Senior Boys took an active part in Basketball this year And here we are 'Headin' for the Hillsn LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT CLASS of HINETEEN HUNDRED and FIPTY TH EE We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty three, in the county of Montgomery and state of Illinois, being of sound mind and memory, and con sldering the uncertainty of this frail and transitory life, do therefore make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our last WILL and TESTAMENT First, we hereby order and direct that our executor, hereinafter named, pay all our just debts and expenses as soon after our graduation as con veniently may be S0cond,after the payment of such expenses and just debts, we hereby give, devise, and bequeath the following I Eula Casey, will my love for Chevy trucks to Elaine Voils, and my back seat in the assembly to Paul Plyler, so that maybe next year Paul won't have tp sit in front Freddie Morris, leave my red corduroy shirt to Bill Ivy This should go well with your red hair, Bill! My smooth complexion to Elisha Veils, so he may have better results with the Nokomis girls! I, Dolores Wright, will my quiet ways to Janet Williams CQuiet halls next year, Kidsj L Winona Donaldson, will my position as class treasurer to Erma Alexanden Better luck next time, Erma! My back seat in the assembley to Richard baker I, Hal Lovelace, leave my basketball ability to Joe Landers, so he may make a few more points next year! My manly height to Bill Ivy I, Virginia Vest, bequeath my beloved Buick to Elisha Voils Here's hop ing that after a few rides, Elisha will change his mind about a Buick's endur ing qualities My ability to get a man and keep him to Janet Williams I, Darrell Neisler, will my broad shoulders to Keith Hopwood Now you should have less trouble with the girls, Keith! My pleasing personality to Monte Tate I Shirley Moroney, bequeath my shorthand ability to Shirley Sanders My privilege of riding to Hillsboro with Miss Prange to Betty Owens Now Betty won't have to worry about going to Hillsboro I Dhirley Williams, will my nearness to school to Carolyn and Barbar a Hunt The privilege of spending my weekends in the country to Erma Alexander. Arthur Morris, leave the Ford to Larry Hopwood, my wavy hair to Hal Kirk, so that he can have a better chance wiuxacertain seventh grade student as much fun with it as we Seniors have had Just be sure that you don't over load it, Kids My typing ability to Sandra Fleming Virginia Finley will my long hair to Elaine Veils My height to Santa Fleming Now all the guys will be looking up to you, Sandra Kenneth Meyers, leave my cowboy boots to Thurman Spears fhis should draw a certain Freshman girl's attention My blond hair to Joe Landers I, Rosemary Livingston, bequeath my natural curly hair to Muriel loberman. No more Toni's Muriel! I, Joyce Alexander, leave my Spiegel catalogue to Shirley Sanders with the provision that she leave it at school so the girls can keep up on the fash- ions We, Rosemary Livingston and Joyce Alexander, leave Mr Baumgartner new eraser for his pencil to replace the one he wore out erasing our names when we always showed up at the last minute after he had taken roll We, the Senior Class, bequeath our ability to get along with each other so well to the Junior Class And in conclusion all fifteen of us sophisticated Seniors will to our faculty To Mr Baumbartner, our sincere appreciation for his guidance these past four years and for helping make our high school days such happy ones To Miss Prange, our thanks for helping us with our year book, for we know it caused her lots of headaches To Mrs Worker and Mrs Poos, the right to take a peaceful vacation after struggling with us this past year To Mrs Baker, may she have a more quiet and cooperative English IV class next year To Mr Yarra, our thanks and appreciation for being our basketball coach and history teacher Lastly, we hereby make, constitute, and appoint the Jhnior class to be the Executor of this, our last WILL and TESTAMENT, hereby revoking all former of 3 I, . . O , . I I, . I, Gladys Wright, leave the Model A to the Junior girls. May they have. 1, ' . . a wills and codioils by us made. In witness whereof, we have hereunto sub- scribed our names and affixed our seal this hth day of March in the year of our Lord on thousand nine hundred and fifty-three. Bula Casey, Freddie Morris, Hal Lovelace, Darrell Neisler, Arthur Morris, Winona Donaldson, Virginia Vest, Shirley Moroney, Shirley Williams, Virginia Finley, Kenneth Meyers, Dolores Wright, Gladys Wright, Rosemary Livingston, and Joyce Alexander ssuron cuss Paorsscy March 1o, 1963 Dear Miss Prange, Just last week Shirley Sanders Yunker and I had a short visit together at Lambert Airfield in St Louis Shirley was traveling from her home in Racine, Wisconsin to California to join her husband, Arnold, who is in the Air Force She had written me a letter saying she had a four hour delay between planes As I now work in St Louis, I was at the airport when her plane arrived surely made the most of the time Since you have been teaching in China the past five years I thought I would review for you the main topic of our conver sation Yes, it was about the Seniors of '53 at good old Fillmore High My old neighbors and friends, Winona D Williams and Shirley Williams still have Fillmore addresses Jimmy and wtnona have a new home on the out skirts of Fillmore Their little son, Naaman Raymond, started to school in September His little dog follows him to school just as Dale's little black one used to do Shirley works in the bank at Vandalia She drives her new Ford convertible back and forth to work every day Naturally, you will wonder, 'Where is Kenny? He owns a big ranch in Texas, also five thousand head of horses Guess he still rides horseback and wear cowboy boots There is a ru or that he does most of his banking business at Vandalia Three of the class of '53 live in or near Nokomis Joyce and her husband, They haven't any children as Joyce is too busy running the store Rosemary L Casey and her husband live on a big farm near Coalton They have one child, a tle boy named Carter Roy, who wants to grow up to be a 'milk truck driver Darrell Neisler, a wealthy bachelor, also lives in Nokomis He owns several lime trucks and milk routes A nice catch for some young girl! The Wright sisters are not far away from home now Gladys, a regis tered nurse, has returned home from California and is now doing night duty at the Hillsboro Hospital She probably won't be working there long as she is en gaged to Don Bolte of Nokomis You remember how little Dolores talked? She is a radio announcer at WSMI in Litchfield She has just returned to Illinois from New York where she did similar work Think she, too, is making plans to marry I 0Gn't spell the last name of the fellow she is to marry His first name is Allan You'll remember him when you were teaching in Fillmore He is still in the Air Force While Shirley was in St Louis, she phoned two of her friends Shirley Moroney and Virginia Vest Griffin Shirley Moroney is a stenographer at the Western Cartridge Company in Alton She is engaged to the president's son Virginia and Jack live in Kansas City, Missouri Jack is an army officer now The Griffin twins, Jackie Dean and Jimmie Gene, are now in school They say they are going to spend the summer on their grandfathers' farms . .Jw . s . Don German, now own the P. H. Hirsch Store, the Nokomle Brokerage, you know. lit . W, Now, I'll tell you about the Morris brothers Arthur is president of the Nickel Plate Railroad He really has done quite well He and his wife, the former Sandra Fleming, own a beautiful home back in Cleveland, Ohio No doubt you heard that Fred received the Congresslonal Medal of Honor for saving his buddy's life while he was in the army He is now married to Mary Ann Epley They own and operate the dog kennels at Ramsey Fred specializes in coon dog and other hunting breeds My letter seems to be getting the length of a newspaper, but I want to tell you of the other members of the class Eula Casey is a stewardess for American Air Lines She ls making plans though for a June wedding to a pilot You wonder who it could be? Yes, it is the Junior boy who was interested flying Hal Lovelace is still a basketball star He is playing with the Min neapolls Lakers now He says he thinks he'll settle down and do some coaching are engaged Virginia Finley is in New York at the present time I heard that she is modeling fur coats She plans to return to Illinois in June as she is engaged to the young man who drove the red convertible when she was a senior This brings to a close the whereabouts and the doings of the class of '53 I hope you have enjoyed hearing about them as much as Shirley and I enjoyed our visit Your former pupil, Erma Alexander FAREWELL who are we to be talking? Well, friends, we'd like you to know we are the nineteen fifty three Seniors And believe us we're raring to go Into th6 shoes of our adults And 1t's a sure thing we're going to try To have feet big enough to fill those shoes when we have hidden F C H S good byel We well know the load we must carry And the burden of which we partake, we'1l all take our share of the troubles And carry on just for your sake Now we're proud as 'neckn that we're Seniors For we've traveled a long, long way As Freshmen, as Sophomores, as Juniors To stand where we stand today Ohl As proud as we are to be Seniors And of the pedestal on which we stand, We are glad to step a step higher And make room for that Junior clan. Yes, we've enjoyed our stay here immensely But we feel we have rounded the hill, And we Seniors are leaving a vacancy That none other like us can fill And we're leaving with hearts full of gladness And not one showing signs of a tear For we are going to be adults when we leave F C H S this year ' 3 ' . A g ' 15 before long. Perhaps settle down is right as I understand he and Carolyn Grigg Semor Cornelia Wellington Heister Dorthea Wellington Holster Betty Belle Goolus Happy Goolus Sk86tB Goolus essss HBDR Goolua sassss Widow Squiggina Aunt Sukey Miss Oggie Slim Hawkenahaw Miss Winslow Horseface Dilly Jake Slasser Em y Jean Zeke and his Maw Speck Squiggins The Squiggins Children Other Children grit.. 'ff-.r A a E Headin' for the Hills By Le Roma Rose November 7, 1952 P Cast of Characters Eula Casey Winona Donaldson Virginia Finley Rosemary Livingston ess Sh1P10y Williiml .Darrell Neisler Shirley Moroney Joyce Alexander Virginia Vest 0 Q Kenneth Meyers Gladys Wright Freddie Morris Arthur Morris Dolores Wright Arley Van Doren, Muriel Toberman B111 Ivy Judy Finley, Mary Beth Plyler Earl Williams, Charles Finley Sandra Brown, Charles Toberman DOI OOO 0000 000000 O K iii ly C 5 if il N- :??' 5 ' i ?f?mw2, 4 , F , - pp 5'-1 . fl 7 1 N g i ,W 1 C fs. . 5 ,L I 7 f-V ' . 9 4 W ,ok Q K ' Q' . 1 'al . A '.:l' ' il , ...CO .U .........' 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ELISHFI VUIL5 SFINDRFI FLEHINE BILL LUISFIN Erma Alexander Elisha Voils Shirley Sanders Treasurer V Pres President On September 1 l95O, twenty of us entered Fillmore Community High School as green Freshmen At least everyone called us green The twenty of us were as follows Shirley Sanders, Betty Carlock, Barbara Graham, Janet Williams, Sandra Fleming, Juel Bulka, Vivian Moreland, Gail Donaldson, Gloria Alexander, Erma Alexander, Melva Beesley, Roberta Speer, Robert Speer, Monte Tate, Elisha Veils, Bill Ivy, Bill Logan, Harold Sch.idt, Carl Griffin and Rex Carroll Our class officers were Gloria Alexander, Gail Donaldson, and Barbara Graham Sandra Fleming and Robert Speer were chosen from our class to be heralds in the carnival Our queen candidate was Gall Donaldson with Elisha Voils her escort In the spring we gave a return party for the Sophomores Refresh ments of doughnuts, ice cream and soda were served Everyone enjoyed himself On September l 1951, we were'nt quite so timid as we were the year be fore This year we lost quite a few of our class mates Carl Griffin had gone to Vandalia and Vivian Moreland to Ramsey Perhaps they preferred bigger schools Juel preferred home to school and had not returned During the year Harold Schmidt moved to Hillsboro and Rex Carroll to Nokomis As Sophomores we took part in most of the school activities First was the initiation party It was a big success Some of the boys were on the basketball team and Barbara Graham was elected cheerleader Sandra Fleming was carnival queen candidate with Robert Speer as her escort Most of the girls were in the chorus, they also served at the Junior Senior banquet They wore sailor suits which did'nt fit too well but we thought they looked O K And they enjoyed it in spite of all the work Our biology class accompanied by Mrs Baker and Mr Kemp took a early morning bird trip When we say early we mean 3 a m We took our break fast with us and watched the birds through field glasses Shirley Sanders, a member of our class, was chosen from our school for queen candidate in the Nokomis homecomming September l, 1952, there were only eight of us to start out the Junior year They were as follows Janet Williams, Shirley Sanders, Erma Alexander Sandra Fleming, Monte Tate, Elisha Veils, Bill Ivy, Bill Logan After the first semester Bill Logan quit school Erma, soon, resigned as treasurer and Bill Ivy took over He also quit, so then Janet Williams took over the job By some miracle she kept it while all the arguments were going on Erma Alexander was carnival queen candidate with Monte Tate as her escort She also was elected cheerleader from our class. At the basketball games we ran a stand and sold soda pop, candy and hotdogs. With a few arguments and misunderstandings we finally came out ahead. Our play 'THE CLOCK STRIKES TWELVE' was given on March 27. We entertained in honor of the Seniors with a banquet at the Lutheran Church basement. We will tell you more about it if or when we publish a yearbook. That will be when we are Seniors. -by Sandra Fleming and Bill Ivy f- I F - ,J 'r . ' ,X x 2 O xf v-4 V H , R, ,IA we N. 1 , .X 1 3 5' WRST O I 1 0 O I 'U , Q I O . 8.3 , A 4 ' A 0 I 9 I C I O Q l O . . I . C ' o l I A O O O . I e o e ' O . . e Q 2 l e C . Q O ' O BS frrhy 1 433 4-'M' ,hx WSH' W VJ g- --a-. A , Zi, WEE. R . . . v Q VSSQNTNJQXLQWW I5 A F-, , f+AQ1:c ' ' , qy lf THURNHN SPEHRS rv YT? ELHINE VDILS 3 2-gifvf F721 W, 1 X xii? Q un I A LFIRRY HDPWUOD PQ ini!-' Q C, S I af JUHN LUEHN RIEHHRD BHKER sq' 5 -:Q J ' .A a. A ' Z ' ...fi I N S 'Y i 1 A ' , V I .1 A C1 ' 1 W, ,., , F - nag, limlfgll f, Xff - J- f If 'Q ' I 4 4 . 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H' f,! f X , , X f f 4 4 f f 1 Q f 4 f ,gf::.': 5-5535? iz 4'4 f - H+ hh Sophomore I-hstory 4-5 Pres Thurman Spears, Pres Larry Honwcod Sec frees Elaine Voils On September 3, 1951, eight scared, but happy, Freshmen walked up the stairs at Fillmore Community High School They were the following Elaine Volls, Larry Honwood, Thurman Spears, John Logan, Richard Baker, Robert Worth, Ronald Donaldson, and Larry Keyes The class officers were Larry Hopwood, Elaine Voils and Robert worth Elaine Voile was our queen candidate and her escort was Ronald Donaldson We gave the Sophomores a return party in the spring We had four boys on the basketball team At the end of the first semester Larry Keyes moved to Indiana On September l 1952, we felt surer of ourselves as we began our second year of high school we were a smaller class this year, but we had gust as much fun There were two boys who didn't return Ronald Donaldson went to school at Vandalia and Robert Worth moved to Sprlngfield That left only five of us At the end of the first semester, John Logan moved to Donnellson H now attends school at Panama We took part in more of the school activities this year We gave the Freshmen their initiation party on October lOth It was a very successful party for everyone joined in the fun. Our queen candidate, Elaine Voils, was elected queen Her escort was Larry Hopwood Elaine Voils was also elected as one of the cheerleaders We had two boys, Larry Hopwood and Thurman Spears, on the basketball team On November 12th Miss Prange took the general business class to Mulberry Grove to visit the bank Mr Lindley McCollum showed and explained to us in a very interesting and helpful manner the things that we should know about banking We have had a successful Sophomore year and we are looking forward to our Junior year We hope that we will have a larger enrollment in our class by Elaine Volls and Thurman Spears '44-3 s'U nm.. l' 0 5 'V' ,Q 'K l -,Q I v, me T L 'I F -84' ' J vw W I 1' .1 If l'l , I U , A , ,Q 2 A' . Lazy , K- a -' K i f.. 1 , at ' X z,.?'4,., ' . ' Xa I :La f A 5,-Q at QXL be L1 -' ga , s !g:'i.,M i Q I 0 -' fx. . f , ' L 'f,liw.---1ex,f3Q,7' f gfs .Sf , .ibjt f , J A 4 f - ff . at K X V ,K X . A 3 .I 3 Qt' 7 ,Y V. . . Q , ' . - ' . ' . : Q I . . I O A O I N Y . 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E, QA. 51 3' 'f 1 I , Mgt Freshmen I-llstory 'Gai Be tty Owe ns Ke ith Hopwood Muriel Toberman Vice Pres President Sec and Treas In the fall of 1952 twelve green freshmen walked slowly but surely up the stairs to begin their first year of high school The members of the class were Paul Plyler, 5i1ly Bulka, Ronald Jocelyn, Jerry Trump, Barbara Hunt, Carolyn Hunt, Joe Lander, Hal Kirk, Muriel Toberman, Larry Keyes, Betty Owens, and Keith Hopwood About four weeks later Jerry decided school wasn't for him Then, near the end of the first semester three of our boys, Billy Bulka, Larry Keyes and Ronald Jocelyn quit school Larry and Ronald couldn't seem to decide whether they wanted On October 10, girls wore overalls Each girl carried a dresses above their to attend school or be working men nine very funny looking boys and girls were initiated The wrong side out and backwards, men's workshoes and shirt cane and smoked C77 an old corncob pipe The boys were knees, one silk hose, one anklet, a high heeled shoe and a low heeled one They wore women's hats and each one carried a doll Every one had his share of lipstick, limburger cheese and makeup Delicious refresh ments were served and everyone had a very enjoyable evening Our class was well represented in all the school activities At the car nival our candidate for queen was Betty Owens and her escort was Keith Hopwood Paul Plyler and Joe Landers were heralds Muriel Toberman was the announcer Barbara and Carolyn were among the queens entertainers Four of our boys went out for basketball After one of the senior boys was injured, place on the first five The freshmen boys enjoyed the turkey d Keith took his inner which Mr Marrs gave for the basketball boys just before the Christnas holidays Two of the class members, Muriel Toberman and Paul Plyler, took part presented this year Muriel, was in the Senior play, 'Headin' in the plays for the Hills' and Paul was in the Junior play, nThe Clock Struck Twelve N After much anxiety on the part of the sophomores we gave party on Tuesday, March 10 He served ice cream, cookies and them a return pop We hope they had as good a time as we did at the initiation party Our freshmen year has been a successful and happy one We are grateful to the faculty for their helpful guidance and are looking forward to being 'Silly Sophs ' -bv Muriel Toberman and Keith Hopwood O , 7' Q ali X vw I 5 , X Q i fy Q X ' e e e e e e V c e ' 0 e o e fr HMUYQS N fx 4-K K ,.,lwM-W K. I N T :Q ' ,,- .6 ' 'vi 45,334 1 f I Q if ig. v U 3 I -- 4 ,V f al lk 5 df If an .v , 1 1?- f-ff'-fi KEITH HDPVOOD DHRRELL NEISLER Z! FILLNDRE EFIELE5 HFIL LOVELHLE KENNETH VIEYERS EUHCH HFIRRS YOU YELL I YELL NE FILL YELL EFIELES YOU YELL I YELL NE HLL YELL EHELES E Fl G L E 5 EFIGLES' FIRTHUR NORRIS FREDDIE NORRIS EULFI ERSEY PFIUL PLYLER ELFIINE VUILS ELISHFI VOILS HHL K1RK NINONH DDNFILDSON HRLEY VHNDUREN LFIRRY HOPNOUD ERNFI FILEXFINDER Muni . T I L ' ? ' LA. X . .gy gtg? I A s a. ' 1 :Q . W 5 4 I. 5 f , L s A 1 L if fl Coach Marrs, Joe Landers, Paul Plyer, Elisha Voile, Kenny Meyers, Hal Lovelace, Darrell Back Row 0 Neisler, Thurman Spears, Manager Arley Van Doren Middle Row Freddie Morris Front Row Casey Keith Hopwood, Hal Kirk, Art Morris, Winona Donaldson, Elaine Voile, Erma Larry Hopwood, Alexander, Eula BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1952 S3 Date OPP They Date OPP They Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Nov. lh Sorento Nov 20 Witt Nov 25 Panama Dec Mulberry Grove Fillmore Tournament Dec A Pana 'Bn Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Dec Coffeen Dec 1 Nokomis Sorento Tournament Dec 18 Coffeen Dec 19 Panama Dec 0 Tower Hill Brighton Alumni Witt Panama Macon Sorento Mulberry Grove 63 North Clay Pana 'B' Brighton Tower Hill District Tournament Feb 25 Panama I e we e W9 sooo QQAQ38 o eeoeceeel-L7 o one-e-eooasozg o 9 :ooo oaoeesz Zh a nonuoeoeoo3o q .Quan ease,-L3 7 . 2 ..38 8 . 16 ... ....S1 52 n noone assess e osnoeoes53 Q eoooeeoes,-L9 Deceg wittoooeeououeoeag Jane C0ffeeneoeooeoee32 n uses sooo n .. o 1 ooeoeoooo27 e 6 oooooo35 O ooeceeoogu a oeonooeeol-L6 LI-3 o ..,.,..,S2 0 eOeooeolel39 I+ 0 00000039 o 2 oooose39 o oouaoooooesu ff 2' S 6 3 gg 41- 'ff 324423 4 A-,Z pi' I-Tl-H01 3 7 1 Si..-id Vh, wmwmqqwgnl S X Qllkawmm 4 'gym -fm, ..f L-LV fir QQCCS3-CI -4565--' :K e Bnown, as 1: BHS V TIS Va ROV RDNT +G! 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F : Gai1E ,DunaldEvans,l'1ichaelE ,P llusNelsou, i i Back now: PaulPlJlen, n , I isle ,Ros La mis on HaIL I ,Lanmj ood, I nl , Owens, n arwo , rn, Fliexqndew., No , ens. isiiai Back Queen, Elaine Voils Front Retiring Queer, Rosemary Livingston Former Queens, Left to Right Beeler, Stanley, Haenny, Toberman, Fnodes, Casey, Eastman, Mansfield, Ceurin The annual school carnival, sponsored by the P T A., was held at the gymnasium October twenty fourth The gymnasium was decorated with crepe paper and autumn leaves There were booths for candy, bingo, fish pond, pie and cake, ice cream, and the like The ticket sellers were busy with the sale of tickets for the queen candidates About eleven o'clock, the queen and her POYBI party began their pre paration for the coronation ceremony A special feature this year was the inclusion of the former queens in the ceremony when the curtains were opened the former queens were seated on the stage ready to welcome the retiring queen, Miss Rosemary Livingston, and her escort, Hal Lovelace After the re tiring queen had taken her place on the throne, they were introduced by the announcer, Miss Muriel Toberman Then they were ushered to their seats on the floor by the queens' entertainers Joyce Alexander, Janet williams, Sandra Fleming, Shirley Moroney, Virginia Vest, Shirley Williams, Barbara Hunt, and Carolyn Hunt Next the queens' entertainers danced a minuet while the accompanist, Miss Gladys Jright, played Beethoven's nM1nuet in G N The fanfare was sounded heralding the approach of the maids of honor with their escorts Leading the royal party were Joe Landers and Paul Plyler as heralds Following them came the Freshman maid of honor, Miss Betty Owens, with her escort, Keith Hopwood, Junior maid of honor, Miss Erma Alexander, with her escort Monte Tate, Senior maid of honor, Miss Dolores wright, with her escort, Darrell Neisler. Next in line were the flowergirls, Phyllis N son and Gail Ann Evans, who scattered flower petals in the path of the new queen The crown bearer, Dickie Brown, carried the gold crown on a white satin pillow Last came the quee ers, Carn 1935 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 l9hO l9hl l9h2 19h3 n, Miss Elaine Voils, with her escort, Larry Hopwood, and the train bear Michael and Donald Evans Then followed a beautiful ceremony, in which Elaine was crowned the ival Queen of 1952 53 by the retiring queen, Rosemary Roll of Carnival Queens June Kirk Bunton fspringj Lora Hicks Stanley CFallJ Gwendolyn Ferguson Haenny Rotha Van Doren O'Guin Helen Hicks Beeler Betty Rae Richmond Geurin Judy Wilson Flowers Mary Lou Foster Beckerman Mary Holloway Hayesmeier Wilma Jean Walker Eastman l9UU l9U 19 6 19 7 l9h8 19h9 1950 1951 1952 Jo Ann Traylor Moreland Barbara Allen Carroll Mary Lou Owens Rhodes June Hopwood Mansfield Wanda Toberman Loretta Whitten Eula Casey Rosemary Livingston Elaine Voils , K X K, C 1 I g V V 4 0 7 V- . 9 A ' ' eh ' C 1' f , ,K a 'Lid .., 1 J I' ,M .L 1 ,,i I I 1 y..A,,.,,2 . . I , - .. 'N ' K T A VN I 3 : A 1 e fa . K O I ' e U . D - I I , - O I I . O . . cl M . O A O Q . V 5 M M i ,J 'XT APAQK t5yo0Mf 1 004 Nm. S fr x 5 .gig a W X .uw-Z' 'S I any September l School Begins M New coach arrives oh, Boy! S School gets under way as classes begin 9 Senior! get class rings, Aren't we sophisticated HOW? October Basketball practice starts Film on T B Ouchl T B Tests Initiation Party, A hilarious time Seniors' pictures taken, seniors plans to stay all day backfire Xxx J or if-xi A sim E CIF -4 November School pictures taken Look for the birdie! Senior class play 0 Hrs Baker tries to teach us correct speech again First ballgame with Sorento Went to Hillsboro for T. B. x rays Thanksgiving holidays begin DOGOIDOI' Seniors pick their announcements High school Christmas party, everything went off with a bang Seniors get graduating pictures. Don't we look nice! Got off at noon for Christmas vacation You may finish your shopping now. Turkey dinner to honor ,, basketball boys! Yum! Yum! fdlggp ta' tx DJJ,-4 dll!! ,ek 'WP TUC 2 . March 3 April HEY Janus.y 5 Back to the old grind school reopens Alumni game GebbY up to his old tricks! Semester exams Mrs Worker leaves because of illness. Mr Baumgartner lectures the Juniors Whose eating profits! February Mrs Poos arrives to take Mrs Worker's place Pane wins game but Fillmore deflates tires Movie, celebrating the sesquicen tennisl of Louisiana Purchase Return party by sophmores Teachers' institute at Litcnr1eld. Classes interrupted by State Tour nament Struck Twelve ' Basketball banquet Many thanks to the P T A Spring vacation Senior day at Charleston History class to New Salem Junior Senior Banquet Final exams for Seniors Baccalaureate Services Commencement Exercises All school picnic 9. ' . 16. 19. . 22. . 2. O O 10. 0 1 ' - 10. . 13. Zoe N M 27. Jun1or.C1ass presents 'The Clock 31. ' . A ' Q S 3. - 15. , 29. ' 8. - 21. 2 . 23. 29. N 1 X Yi: Q X 4 00 if-f up I' N .fm i gi it w Xf?w 'vhs' W .f fdiirf M-A 1 R vm -F f-'K FBESNNEN hun 'I l I WGNT 7' B Tlieasurzeaff L I ,ggi f' af Psa: G1 s,,2fJ-'J-7 ,A I'i1 135 E C 6 , if ,,,, Go D to 1 M3 x ., P n , GQ x Q1 , 'w J-A 'fy xx. 1 xl, s AV' C N5 I . .. - .1 ' Al Q X N . gy ,x!'1 .4 , ' V1 fx Til .f Q E K f ff Front row Danny Cole, Dale Donaldson, Jane Smith, Donna Spears, Dennis Spears, Gary cody, Sammy Wnitlow, Velma Hionhimer Hiddle row Richard Wolford, Larry Knodle, Connie Fleming, Sandra Lee Jones Back row Gary Neialer, Danny Hopwood, Emery Staples, Mary Ann Nelson, Janice Alexander, Patricia Towell, Patty Fleming, Linda Nelsler FQCJUIVIE 'W Front row Freddie Horn, Roger Wolford, Bobby Fleming, Rollan Siebert, Dale Hopwood, Tony Flowers, Gary Knodle Middle row Mrs Mary Young, Kay Harrison, Ella Morris, Brenda Donaldson, Dana Kirk, Sharon Hopwood, Sandra Brown, Lorena Cody, Patsy Spears. Back rows- Wayne Lee Wise, William Henry Cole, Coy Jones, Judy Jerden, Ruth Anne Rodgers, Roger Dale Flowers, Ronnie Bulka, Dennis May, Charles Wesley Hancock. Lee Henrikson, Sandra Kay Horn, Mary Gayle Kirk, Darrell May, Carl Front row Gary Donaldson, Denney Neisler, Guy Whitlow, Duane Flowers, Ronnie Neisler, Bobby Paddock, Earl Ray Williams Middle row Miss Sohraut, Kathleen Tombaugh, Janice Cross, Dana Donaldson, Beverlyiright, Barbara Cody, Mary Staples, Irene Whitlow, Vilma Smith, Elsie Schwiering Back row Roger Ray Van Doren, Dale Whitten, Zanna Fleming, Verna Hopwood, Elaine Spears, Connie Wise, Amber Fay Voile, Donna Knodle, HI II IVIL-1 W Front row Arley Van Doren, Virgil Wright, Curtis Hopwood. Wayne Fleming, Bobby May Middle row Judy Finley, Beverly Smith, Donna Mansfield, Mary Beth Plyler, Wilma Jackson, Ray N Henry. Back row Imer Baker, Raymond Hancock, Um Cody, Eugene Smith, Charles Fihley J I W Jack Baker, Russell Siebert. as I or 5 Z: Daar Alumni ,wx ,, We do not want to D -'gr 4? anal lk IIPQ 'Wi crow, but we think we have donea good job. We have worked hard to xv., yearbook one that you will wish Q to keep among your volumes. make this treasured fi, eil-E :Pi 2 25 1453 -,ring-'l NQ! We wish to thank all of you who oo operated with us and especially tnose of you who se nt pictures and mach additional contributions what s thrill it was to get responses from such far away places like Japan, England, and Alaska! The words of encouragement which some of you busy alumni took time to send us were n greatly appreciated. v ' QW' Lack of time and funds made it lnexpedient for us to put all the information received into the yearbook The next best thing was to mime ograph a supplement and enclose it with this yearbook He hope this volume will bring you pleasant memories and that you have as much fun in reading it as we did in preparing the copy Class of '53 ull' S M -ggi l,fig sx , , E7 .- k 5 of I!! 2 Q, J :ve-x ' 5 xli gsghgs in 7' I ' . 9 Alumnl Roll lo is WOQNIUNVN-'MJIDP-' Blanche Moody Hamlin Florence Card Moody Lottie Lane Alexander Estella Lane 4 Henry CDocJ Hill 4 V Hill Nora Harvey 4 Ethel Knowles Wolcott Henry Bost 4 Lewis Isbell Jr Lutie Short Hoyt 4 ..23.9A.25. Z 0 Cl '1 B1 D- C3 W ff P' 5 UQ C5 P-' I1 U UI P UNU1-PXJYOIP-' CDN! Sheridan Short 4 Estella Short Toberman Wilburn Joyce 4 Josie Williams Hill Jessie Williams Ida Reubart Green Walter Short 4 Sue Powers 4 Hamilton Card Rufus Hill 4 Luella Knowles Ivy 4 Frank Wolcott Ora Ivy 4 Thomas A Toberman Lulu Fowler Reber Sadie Fowler Smith .L Walter Toberman Lloyd Wolcott Cora Bost Rittger 4 Myrta Miller Hershel Hill 4 Rose Grantham 4 Eva Scribner 4 NOCHNI UNX.7vP'b-JIOI'-' Isaac Towell Added one more H S year .il l Grace Miller Singer 2 Rex Plyler 3 Jessie Hill Cress 4 4 L Wood Sanders 202 44 1 Joseph1ne Hill Short L B Shor .il 1 Hoy Bost 2 Tornie Ivy .SML 1 Charles Delbert Freeman 2 Laura Branson M yhew 4 3 Mabel Stepp Schlapprizzi L Jessie Craig Johnson .9.i No Class .L 1 Melv1lle Miller 2 George C Kunz .21 l Lionel Livingston 2 Edna Williamson 4 ..92. h Vida Miller Lane Floyd Miller Buell O Williamson Fern Lane H111 Birdie Nelson Nellie Richmond Stuckenholt 2 2 Drury Joyce ' l Hazel bmithdeal Richmond Delbert Abell ' 2 Eula Mason Byrne Ida Fesser F 3 Harry Nelson Robert Luster Elmo Wolcott 210 Myrtie Jhltten Dwight killer l Ethel Hill Butler Ross Downs a 2 Verna Miller Poster 3 Carrie Bost Reiter 4001 Deceased No Commencement Exercises O 18 2 1 o U 4 O Q I 1 1 I L. . fr f 10: . 4 15' 11. t 18 - - - 2: . . 6 4- 1 o 18 6 . 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Fi NOCDNIUWVI-IFMJIQI-4 Polly Butler ALUMNI ROLL CONTINUED Dorris Toberman Alexander Dale Neisler Kenna Lou Hamblen Betty Morris Blankenhorn Jimmy Dale Williams Wilda Mae Hill Adda Carolyn Grigg Alvin Doubet Jr Marian Worker Kimbro Erma Leota Grigg Bobby Lee Hanabarger E NOQNI ONVHFU-Phil-' Joyce Alexander Eula Casey Winona Donaldson Virginia Finley Rosemary Livingston Hal Lovelace Kenneth Meyers Shirley Moroney Arthur Morris Fred Morris Darrell Neisler Virginia Vest Marilyn Davidson Verla Schwierin Jack Griffin James Robert Hopwood 1890 92 C C Mansfield, Prin 189k 98 1900 O3 1903 Oh 190A 05 190k 05 1905 07 1905 O6 1906 O7 1907 09 1907 O8 1908 09 1909 10 1909 10 1910 11 1910 11 1911 12 1911 12 1912 1h 1912 13 SPECIAL Elijah Alexander Allen Albert Fesser Archie Grigg Billy D Sears Carol Prosper Smith Jr Marvin Worker Keith Cundiff Ray Dodson ROSTER OF TEACHERS 1913 lb 191A 16 F M Scott, Prin 191k 15 Verna Miller Lela Moody G J Turney, Prin Grace Miller Walter Grotts, Prin Lela Moody Almeda Pennepacker John H Grigg, Prin Anna Durr Edith Newport C B McKinney, Prin Della Smith Knight 0 Holland, P Hamilton Card Elmer Tru1t, Prin Henry Holbrook rin Geo C Atteberry, Prin Henry Holbrook 1915 16 1916 18 1916 18 1916 17 1917 18 1918 19 1918 19 1918 19 1919 21 1919 21 1919 20 1920 21 1921 22 1921 22 1921 22 1921 22 1922 25 1922 23 1922 Zh 1922 2h Shirley Williams Dolores Wright Gladys Wright Hamilton Card John R Wilcockson, Prin Ethel McC1ean Myrtle Whitten Harry T Wood Prin Frances Morrow Ruth Toy P Marian Ward O 0 Ped1cord, Prin Ruth Radford Madge Lewey L R Traylor, Prin Ruby Wiley lla Allen Lillian Hoffman Cecil Merriman, Prin Lillian Hoffman Invaline Ireland Audrey Evans C D Freeman, Prin Louise Rode Milo Johnson lla Allen Moody P HHHHHHH 3 omrwwwo I O I O 0 I O O U l l D O O m. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 cr 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1:- S l O O U O - rs I l O O I a 0 CQ C n . 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O 0 2 V, fa f x IIIYI va E! Grace Miller Ruth Radford Madge Lewey R W Bunting Gladys Skinner Eleanor McCoy Lillian Hoffman Harry T Wood Ellen Worker Feb Dec Apr Apr Apr e Mar Apr an 1905 1918 1919 1929 1929 1939 1922 1918 1993 Died Called to army Became ill Doroth Foster Glade ileox Eleanor McCoy Virginia Evans Glenn Deardorff Jean Gilbourne Doris Wittman Frances Huggins Adelia Prange Samuel Walker Sally Raasden Dorothy King Ernest Carritt Hamilton Card Delilah Hauptnan Adelia Prange Virginia Burns George Richmond Elnora Smith Ray Hudgens Eloise Baker Lawrence Kemp D6 Adelia Prange Ellen McNeill Bob Marrs Worker Rowley Pence Eileen Kemp Successor 5 El!-53 J S y Ila Allen Myrtie Whitten Hilary Talbot Mary Sauer Genevieve Stansfield Ed Landers Frances Morrow, Prin C A McCollum, Teacher Virglnla Poos QM! .Z4 if gif' ya' J 2