Forrest Strawn Wing High School - Tupek Yearbook (Forrest, IL)

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-Q A BW- HO One of he rnost successful and best attended homecornings ever held in Forrest started off with a blazing bonfi e at the pep rneet ing on Thursday evening Cctober ll Sponsored by the Senior Class and their advisor Mr Hostettler it took place in the Forrest Park with a'nost everyone there including the faculty the students and the townspeople. After a snake dance around the fire, the group sang the school song, heard pieces played by the band rnade up of about 25 volunteers and under the direction of A G Saniaras, and yelled with the cheerleaders The football team and Coach l-lostettler were the honored. On Friday, October l2, at l2:45 p rn , hund eds iarnrned the streets to witness the opening of the day s festivities, which began with lay Carter and Reuben Metz leading the parade, with the Forrest band of 50 pieces following Behind this carne 20 beautifully decorated floo s ana bicycles The Iunior Class .von first prize and the Soph- omore Class won second prize The Senior girls won first prize in the independents group.

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wh ' y e-hj, ',l f' q-, Var-ef-P lk iifyk Q W' MACK FOLLMER Caught agamn puntmg out of danger for Eslamos LEFT END CLIVE FOLLMER Sophomore brother of Mack always worked hard bothered vnnth bad lmees all year op defensxve safety man e games agcnnst Saunemm and Cul om should xmprove enough to be hne end rn next two years DONALD FORTNA semor and fme football player loved the game elected honorary co captam always a ternhc hue backer mtercepted three passes for touch downs 88 yard mtercephon against Cullom most notable seldom a bad pass from center another boy who will be hard to replace LEFT GUARD. IOE Played all of every game except one rmnute a semor 1-En' who loved to hxt em hard took a lot of punishment gettmg ball camers rn thexr own backfxeld wxll never be forgotten after the Chenoa battle. rn whxch he made more tackles than we can count will leave gaping FULLBACK. KEITH COLEMAN A semor transformed from center to fullback most consistent ball carner for Fslamos elected honorary co captam fast cmd explosive ln the bacldleld called the sxgnals played ou standnng games agmnst Herscher Chenoa and Gndley wxll be hard to replace A mmor and converted from backiield man to top notch lmeman. always bothenng opposmg ball camers retummg punts wrth amaung speed wzll hgure greatly rn future Bslnmo plan: hcl, In the lm, played every nunute of every game. xy A t X 1 . . I A at -'g 0 .QM X -t a.. xv V. V Q. - Y, . .fs l ,. 3, I' .ff . . A V 4 ' ' 5 1 8 A . 1 , I - a V fe., VA- - -2 .. 1 , If Q M' vii .4 'fssilqifla .,,,.'f gy-5 ,p k . 4-e v .qw Q H ' . . . fin I I ' - -: 1 , , , ' h . ' ' 'gf f , X ' l . .3 . s

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CGMING Eight hundred of the onlookers then moved on to the football field to become wild rooters for the suuggk behueen Coach Homeu lers Eskimos and the Saunernin Eagles Forrest was victorious with as0xeofMtoSaumNmns6 in ine evening several hundred auended a dance honi9 p nito 12 with Syl Legner and his l4 piece orchestra supplying the rnu- sic. At lU o'clock Principal A, H. Tomlinson crowned the king and queen wnh appropnam cemnno nes The Mng and quemi who were chosen by an allfschool elec- tion, were Derwood Barrirnann and HazelKoehl The gueens amend- ants were Royalene Metz, loyce Yoder and Los lhnmnan The hngs escons were BM Bennem Kenh Cokmnan and Bob VVenger Capxnn Donaklhomna pmmenmd the queen wuh a beauuhn bou- gurtclroses The gueens aucnd- ants were presented with core sages Thm B one eventdwn wul long he Yernernbered by those who attended