Gibson City High School - Drummer Yearbook (Gibson City, IL)

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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB ACTIVITIES Flrst row B K Jordan M Donner B DoL1er Nl Summers V Rlcks D Rutledge Second row J Jordan B Celescln M R Fern M Rlblet R Johnson V Craddxck E Craddlck P Stlckles Thlrd row Mlss Stuckwlsch M Meadows L Bhssard E F Bane I M Otto M Schuette L Murry V Neuzel Fourth row J Llttle J Mlre W Schrock J Donner O Peyton D Jordan J Donner The club th1s year had th1rty members Off1cers were as follows J ordan pres1dent Llttle VICC pres1dent W Schock secretary and D Rutledge treasurer New members th1s year vsere L Bllssard B Celeschl J Donner R Johnson B Jordan M Rlblet, L Murry M Schroeder, W Warfleld and M Samet Early ln November the g1rls sponsored a cookle drive whxch resulted 1n the sale of about elght f1ve dozen sugar and oatmeal cookles The Ar mlstxce Day float a representatlon of Drummer m the act of stewmg their Swedxsh r1vals Ql'axton 1n case you dldnt knowj won flrst prlze of I 50 The annual Chrxstmas party for some of the less fortunate grade school chlldren was an outstandmg feature of the years program Thls sprmg the club sponsored cakewalks at the school dances The money they recelved was all proflt smce the cakes were donated by some of the Home Ec glrls In March flowers were planted 1n the musxc room and used for decoratlon at the banquet 1n Aprxl The yearly Mother and Daughter Banquet was held on Aprll 26 ln the school cafeterla The theme was A Pour w1th Tlme whlch depleted the SIX 1mportant stages 1n the llfe of every g1rl babyhood, school days grad uatlon courtshlp marrlage and later hfe In the course of the evemng each club member presented her mother wlth a damty apron a surprlse gnft whlch had been made at school MISS Conkey from I S N U gave an mterestmg talk on personahty

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lront row lelt to lsllt L O ell l Swallow O MeLall Nl Looper L Ropp A Dever A johnson M Barrow seeond rom stnrotnt ll woody D Denm L lxasor S lrxelrurg U -I boodrxch M banders D Clarkson Tlnrd row L jones L lxerchenfaut XX behroek L lx Bowers Nllss Duermger H Dlehl R Ogg Fourth row G Uneal P Carson MAROON AND WHITE STAFF Now, Eddie, you may as well g1ve up because you re out numbered sald Co edltor Cooper to Co edltor Rupp Generally Nllss Dueunger and Xlwrrlwn stood together as the fa1r sex alu ays should and Lddle was overruled llou ever you know Lds techmque as a debater, and oftentnues the tables wen turned As for lhfllbS Duermger she could always put the bee on 'mx argu ment wlth one of her humorous aneedotes But to get down to faets and flgures Thls year the fxrst 1ssue of the Nlaroon and W hrte was pubhshed befole the subscrlptlon campalgn lhls fac1l1tated the sale of the paper and approxlmate ly 150 subscrlptxons were turned III dur1ng the vs eek of beptember 25 ZQ To add to the usual mterest on the eve of the Arnustlee Day game the Xlaroon and NVh1te sponsored .1 huge pep meetmg The evenmg ternnnated with a snake dance through the busmess d1str1ct and cheers 111 the c1rcle on the bank corner The eXpr1l Fool 1ssue wlnch Oflglllatefl last xear was edlted again The annual press conference was held at the Umversrty of IlllIlO1S and was attended by the edltors ass1stant ed1tors and busmess managers At Chrxstmas a s1x page 1ssue 1n green lnk portrayed the season s greetmgs The annual pubhcatlons p1cn1c was held ln the latter part of Mav summarlzmg another eventful year 1n the hves of the buddmg journahsts of D T H S Members of the Maroon and NVh1te staff for elther or both semesters were edltors Edward Ropp and Marllyn Cooper asslstant edltor Luella Rasor busl ness managers Gene Oneal and LaVerne Oneal hterary edxtor Lols lxerchen faut, mus1c edltors Donald Clarkson and D Goodrlch, sports edltor Paul Carson statlc edltor Emma lx Bowers cxrculatlon manager Betty Swallow, secretary Genevreve Ryan art staff Robert Goodell and Dorothy XVorkman Hal Dlehl and Raymond Davms , advlser, MISS Evelyn Duermger ' , ,' ' . . . J ' -, 1 . '. ' I 4 , r 1 , . n ., l. . , . , . . , . , . , . , . . rs - - v 1 u ' h ,' ' Q 4. Ax r X D . Al. . A, . . , . , . , 5. ', . . , , , . . - . 1 ' , ' . : ' - - . . . , . , . , . . , . , , . . : . , . . . . , H - - , . , . . - - , - , , . . , l r L I .. H - 4 . - f - v Y' - 4 r - x - v- , . , , . 4 . . . 4 - 1 rf -x , , , .Y . N v v , x.. Y ' I 1 C . . . . , . . , . , . . . . ,, . .. '. u , A - . . . . , . . .Q T x A! . I Q Q I r T . , . T x . 1 ' r x. i . . x . . . . , 1 , J 1 ' . . . . . , . ,s 9 y 9 ' ' . v . . 7 - J 9 : s - J- x . . . y . . . I 9 a - s 1 v 1 x 7 .

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out tser 1 1 mx 1 omsf xetm tus tn leonard Lugene 131111111 llerbert Lfreen -janles lawyer Lnenn brauu lxennetn men John behuette second Row lxobert bhrrley Leonard Bennett Loyal l.,1ndauer bldlllty Ifrreburg Uenms Perry llnrtl Row Xlr Hensey Robert Nelson Wllham Vaughn llarold lxutledge Lharles Lmdauer Nlark Frederrele Perry Phrlhps Wlltred behroeder lxaymoud Ugg Marvm Natterstad Nl lf Acree Paul Mooney FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA lhe sehool year ot 1939 40 showed one ot the largest F I X Llubs m Drummers lnstory Un February 19 1940 tour new IIICIHDCTS were nutrated son Harold Rutledge and llerbert breen, eaeh ot XXllO1l1 was presented w1th a bronze lr If A p1n For reereauon the elub played on Loaeh llensels basketball squad won by a 34 31 Illdfalll The presrdent of the F I A Llub was lxenneth lxnell v1ee presrdent Raymond Ugg Perry Plnlhps seeretary treasurer btan lrleburg the reporter The judgmg teams proved to be xery good lhe Dalry Judglng team was chosen trom the tollowmg hst ot boys Nlarl Irederxelt Drek ensen, Kenneth Ixnell Robert bhrrley, btan Fneburg bob Nelson Herbert breen and Harold Rutledge The Fat Stock Judgmg team was ehosen from the followmg blen bradd DCIITIIS Perry lerry .ll1lll1PS Wllfred behroeder, Wrlham Naughn Charles Lmdauer and Loyal Lmdauer In the flrst part of May the F F A boys gave a father and son ban quet Thls year the speakers at the banquet were members of the club Dennxs Perry Perry Ph1ll1ps Mark Frederlck Herbert Green xx 1th Kenneth Knell the toastmaster The guests at the banquet were Nlr Loy and the school board The entertamment was furmshed by the Glee Clubs under the Cl1I'CCtl0Il of Nllss Stuckwlsch The Drummer chapter of the F F A under the able Cl1I'CCt10I'l of ohn L Hensey has had a very prosperous and bCIlCf1Cl3.l year 1 5 N Fr I-Zowgl 1-ft to Right: l. Ltl .X 're '. XY: jn' j l 5111. Vi 'lz l .I ' Sen, Sl: ley' 4 X , y , ,. , , , , , ' 1 , 1 .- 1, , . , f . , 1 . 1' , ' . ' - h ,, . ,Z . .1 , , ., . , . ,. , , 1- - 1 ,. . . ' . 1 ', ' . 1 ,., ' . ,- ' A ' Y L l Y 3 ' A , .1 - I l 'h . is s ,I v 7 A Y 1 I ' ' - , 1 . . , . ' ' - C ' x Q ' U' Q. 'l. 1 . T ' l T' V V J 1 v - - . .I X ' x - 1 ' - mto the Drummer chapter. 'lhe YCCFLIIXS were Lharles Lmdauer, Bob Ael- , x, 1 Q E 1 s - w 4 4 x- ' ' A Q I A l ' 1 I 3 Y 1 v K f I. l ' i 'X . V - - . T' s ' - - 1 x V ,-. . ' ' 1. , , - - , . ' , Q ' Y 7 7 I . . . 4 v v ,, . . . x ' 1 : 1 Q ' ' ', ' .I 7 7 5 I . . , , : 1 , J ! Y I , - a 1 iv - . . . . W I V , . v 7. l P J 3 ! Q A. . 11 ' ' . D Y . f- . xl ,: KK X f -A 'a