Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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CLASS :gg :-- I i I Too many cookx won't spoil lhese pies. ed WW 'W tt BOB BUTLER . . . congenial . . . capable on the keyboard . . . is truly an optimist at heart RAY CAMERON . . . the curly-haired tackle . . . Oh, you brute! . . . one swell guy to know HERLYNE CAMPBELL . . . Girls' Service League talent scout . . . gay . . . a Reflectavue jiver DALE CARLSON . . . bicycles to institution of learning . . . dark-haired Swede . . . quiet LUVERNE CARLSON . . . nicknamed Chick . . . size of a minute . . . always a gentleman MARILYN CARLSON . . . makes and keeps friends . . . honey-tinted hair . . . vivacious DORIS CARLTON . . . happy when skating... a slow inward grin . . . one who has her likes WILLIAM CATRON . . . another jitterbug . . . gift of gab . . . wants to be an orchestra leader IACK CECIL . . . a man of varied interests.. . Student Council head . . . specialty's speech FRANCES CI-IAPIN . . . plays bass viol . . . busy Girls' Service worker . . . a bicycle rider RONALD CI-IERRINGTON, . . dark, wavy hair '. . . the farm is his world . . . quiet, unassuming IUANITA CHIDESTER . . . radiates good cheer ...smiling face . . . a prospective pedagogue ELIZABETH CHURCH . . . correct answers . . . music lover . . . marimba girl of G. H. S. KENNETH CLAUSEN . . . a hardwood Spider ...towhead . . . National Honor Society officer VIRGINIA CLAY . . . expert box-squeezer . . . G. A. A. board member . . . saxophone player 19

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DON BIVENS . . . a wearer of the G . . .with camera and tripod . . . conversational master IAMES BIZZARRI .. mandolin player. .known for his Western style of dress . . . an Autry POLLY BONESTEEL . .the girl with the pansy eyes . . . sparkling personality . . . fun-filled r WARREN BOONE . . . drugstore soda-jerker . . . any job he can do. . . tastes the fun life offers FRANCES BOOSTROM. . .lovely raven locks . . . flashing dark eyes . . .is a pleasant friend LEROY BOOTEN. . . new at G. H. S. . .. foot- ball's for me . . . down on fingernail polish IOANNE BOWER . . . the original. . . energetic, charming, personable. .rnelodious Reflectorine IOYCE BOWER . .carbon copy. .Reflector too . . . individualistic voice and manners hers IACK BOWLES . . . Tubby . . . toter of the ball of pigskin . . . one Reflectavue zippinq zebra BEVERLY BRISTOL . . . heralds the latest in fashions . . . smiles and white teeth flash CARL BROWN . . . satisfaction. . .with a wisp above his upper lip . . . has genuine humor MARIAN BROWN . . . soft-voice, easy smile . . . jives in Reflectavue . . . interesting friend AUDREY BURCH .. .pleasant for acquaintance . . . future path-nursing . . . cheerfulness hers SHIRLEY BURFORD . . .always in her musical mood . . . sparkling . . . one we like to know KENNETH BURKE...talks little, listens . . . is dapper in a band uniform . . . complacent l8 Meet yuh ul Old Abe tonight right aflrr school. SENIOR

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SHIRLEY CLENDENIN . . . racquet mistress . . . an amiable air . . . Girls' Athletic prexy DON COE . . Iohnny Weismuller ll . . mischief inventor . . . known as the little round man CATHERINE COFFEY . .. G.S.L. cabinet mem- ber . . .acquatic athlete . . . sweep of black hair MILDRED COHENOUR . . .a blend of silence and sunshine . . efficient worker . . happy lass RAY COLCLASURE . . . l've been workin' on the railroad . ..tall, dark and. .. unremitting MARTHA COOLEY . . remember her eyes . . . much happiness to share . . . writes for children SHIRLEY COWAN . . hobby-stars' pictures . . another who likes blue . . . enjoys good fun MARGARET COWMAN . . . dancing highlights in her hair . . , hearty laugh . . . and friends ELEANOR COZAD . . . Cozie as a bug in a rug . . speaks to all . . personification of pep MARSHA CRAFT . . . femme fatale . . . ping pong champ for three years . . . loves airplanes ALAN CRAIG . . . one of Uncle Sam's boys now . . . has a wicked hoof . . . social scientist IAMES CRAWFORD . . . physics champ . . . treasurer National Honor . . . basketball HM CREIGHTON . . nicknames galore . . future linotype printer . . . definitely a boy's boy ALBERT CROUCH . . ever a grin. .finds music a pleasure . . . amazes when he speaks aloud EARL CULVER . . . sublety in humor . . . a band and orchestra player . . . nonchalant fellow 20 An illuslrioux flusler ul the Cuslzfr. ,Aa SENIOR