Granite City High School - Warrior Yearbook (Granite City, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1954 volume:

. '.'.x. I u HI R GRANITE CITY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Granite Cnty Illlnols I954 Y Q Ay Q .,i?5 ' 0. ' 1 ff al . 4? O lonlx -Q W' df 4 Q -KY' af 1 u 5,19 fa'- DEDICATION In um sucussfm umdcrfakmg thug mwt bc somcom who furmshcs L f nn 4 A cvifvrsh Thu Warrncr Q pust such a pus L a cn Ibm xg dgdvcafc book Yo our C Q O mwf4aTwg Ami wfmrs ww 'cvurawQCm' 1 YvwQ'rw1nJxwr'w'W ' to ' Q V ' ' ' .st Cramtc Cm Scnwur Hulk SUM N 'VR FXUSSELL D JQHNSON has provcci To b' J 'f-rw It Ns x-ffm sfrwccr arwrnix Twi x ' ', Thus . QVIYTCIIJHV FOREWORD . . . Granite City is our home town, We are proud of it and in the pages which follow we hope to acquaint you with it. Our presentation, necessarily brief because of page limitation, has forced us to omit many religious, cultural, social, and industrial facts of interest. Cogni- zant of these limitations in presenting our community through the pages of the Warrior of '54, we are happy to extend to all our readers a personal invitation to visit our community, ,, :Zia nun ,wmv maps- -'QWHTI5 ' V .er--vw. we aw id We are quite proud to have become known as a neighborly town and humbly predict that in the near future, our fair city of Granite City, will advance even more rapidly than in the past. Good city government, reliable county officials, and your cooperation, will make Granite City really great. PR UDLY HIEF GRA l'WAH I VITES 721-rink 9 lt Vu VISIT , 1 ll l 'Q . i 1. A, X ..'1g-.?'f?l,: :f:PE'T if 345 2,1422 ' '11-eff! V f 'f n 'fri f. JJ.-ff 'ffl -Qu - Hn. ...4-5.1, vt 1--fs: e 7,-.K - x..N k 1- 4'-.A Zagiif f , inf ,. X V 'u f ' ' '. 'JM . - r' 1 ya wif:- , ri , g,lA'f1.i. -f:5,d3 I, ' '.1i .l' 5' ll l ,l y 'L : ajyll- i, ui,-I 1 Frm., yifiP,B..3:i:J ll ,, li.. A 'S 'W I . i 1 1 1' ci M' -r H' wil. . .. fl! la 'l 'Ni . :Vi 7 9 , -. xl 1? Q' . 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Y .3 ' W f 'T f 3 4 I L 3 3 A 7 W 6 ' L ' X 4 Z L U ' H . . 3 V H L f , s I. , 7 L 1 4 7 ,- , T954 schpol year This me T a f e in Us if ADMINISTRATION ,JJ is MR JOHNSON ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT AND PRINCIPAL During the twenty eight years he has been associated with the school Mr Johnson has been teacher princi pal and in addition is at present in charge of the building program, AB., M.A. MR CRICSBY OUR SUPERINTENDENT In addition to his many duties as superintendent Mr C-rigsby takes an active part in many civic organizations AB AM LLD -3- MR, MC CAULEY ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Prior To bung assustarmf prmcnpal Mr MCCauIey has been teacher and oach BS A 'Sis- f MR LUDDEN VOCATIONAL DIRECTOR Mr Luddffn has rfcrw a Yea Iwrr A1 present Ing IS orrdmat r bffflf r fI' rrl and lndustry and n ka gr adult edu aflon S BOARD OF EDUCATION 4 ,,.. ROW l Mr Eduson Phelps Mrs Helen Bergfleld Mr Henry E Lueders Mr Arthur L Frazuer Mr Vasll Eff: rnoff Mr Arthur Roman Mr Edward Meng ROW 2 Mr Wm M Johnson Mr Harry Faulkner Mr Paul A Crugsby Mr Russell D Johnson OFFICE STAFF ROW l: Miss Dorothy Papin, Mrs. Margaret Ellen Whaley, Mrs. Nowma Mlinarec, Mrs. Ruth Hancock, ROW 2: Miss Gertrude Thomas, Mrs. Norma McNary, Mrs. Dorothy Hall, Mrs. Peg Ogden. W x I 9 1 INN' W e Nl? 'Q H K 1 S 5 I! :fl if Ag, S, 'Q 1 213' - ' M Eve aff-74 .- W. -my 9-13.3 5' .f'- J U? ' . .uw.'.:4 .----.11 .. -nuff.:-1 3ti1YfQ?' ik'-.n- G? I af Q K ' w ' i Q? r 9 Q Y f 4,1 if 53 uf' QL fl 'YQ' X 1 BUS DRIVERS AND CUSTODIANS wnn...., '1 MNH fn Row l Russel Pratt Arthur Achors Walter Sweezor Row 7 Joseph Baker Bob Mxer Luther Paul Thomas Orarn Not Pictured Fred Alber J Jullus Baurnberger George B s Homer Chllders Mable Fouke Charles Hagen Herrnan Palsgroye Rwyrnond Zahn CAFETERIA STAFF l cn, lil 1' 5-sf gurls Row l Zora Phullups Mary Ann Holland Clara Ledbetter Selnnw Roman Nellue Tombus Viola Muller Freda Boyles Elsa Mathls Row 2 Freda Wachter Dora Youngs Jennue Moody Eulw Meyers Sophne Parker Paula Erllnger Nellne Hrllmer Lunda Hurlbnnk Dortha Hord Mary Phrllrps lrene Grey Not Prctured Molly Brown ' K, if .M -1, l -fa, ef ,MJ f N . - ll ' ' i ' , S V N! , 1 , , 1 -A, , , 1 1 , 1 K ' v G wif K . Q , M V 1 A , 5 ,gf V 'gs - - K f ' ' I A y QS 4 ,rf 3 N .Fig ' A Y' ' A 'HX' :I .ui mfr lm U.-L 4 0 ,Vg . ' 1. 3' X vs! y 5 E. 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Q LEARNED TOGETHER SENIOR CLASS JANUARY I954 Dave Rlddle Shnrley Lowell Anna Mae Jarmco Joe Palovclwuk Dave Rlddle Joe Palovchuk Anna Mae Janco Class Colors Purple and Yellow Class Play CLASS DEANS Mass Felter MISS Rlgglfl Mr Martm Class Skit CLASS OFFICERS Vice President Presrdent Secretary 11-nv' l l Shirley Lowell v,,.,r e,e, T rcasurer TONY BILELLO Trick and Cross Country 3 l 2 llettered Adv art n vv palnteng 3 n ze n RICHARD BUENTE JAMES CHISM TERRY G CORNELISON ROBERT CRIDER Football 3 and 43 Lettered. CAIL BUENCER and l an ur Class slut 4 Senior class plav Scuence talr 2 Advanced speech 2 3 4 Masque and Gavel 2 4 Student councrl 2 2 n l Cradua un In 2 years BARBARA BULL y Day l 2 B 3 4 Band t0ur2 3 4 Lettered ln band 2 4 lst Chair Bassoon I d 4 slut 3 Class Vice Pres1dent3 l Treasurer 3 2 Natronal Honor Soclety 4 Woodwlnd qulntet Zn D tract 4 l JIM CLAXTON WAYNE KEITH COTTER CHARLES PERRY DAMERON Track 2, 3, 43 Lettered 43 Cross country 2, 3, 43 Lettered 2, 43 Football 43 Class skits 4-23 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Pin lStudent Councill. JAMES EDMONDS Track 2 2 Football 3 2 Class s s 4 2 Baseball l 2 ROBERT GOBBLE Bnd2 3 4 State Sec 2 ATH LEE HAGLER ROBERT HAWKINS THOMAS HUNDLEY Camera Club 3-2 4-l. MICHAEL JOSEPH GARIN urnalusm l 2 3 4 Ho comrng THOMAS GORDON JO ANN HARSH BARGER May Day l 2 Adv Art Band l 2 3 4 Class sklts4 Home commg 4 GEORGE HOLTZSCHER nd l C nn Band Drum Mayor 3 4 Lettered 2 3 4 lst Chair Baritone 3 2 4 Tennrs 3 4 Lettered 4 Bas e all 2 ass res Senior Class Play 4 Royal Escort to lst Maud Barutone Solo 3 l rass extet 4 ls State' Band Tours2 3 4 3rd place- Science Fair 3, PATTI DAWN HUTCH l SON G, ,A, l-4 Awards l-4, Pres. 4-2, Vice 4-l, Camp Repr, - Hockey Mgr, 3-l, Capt. - 3 May Day l-4 Business Mgr. 3-23 Beg. Leadership 2, Pres. 2-23 Adv. Leadership 3 4, Sec. -l V'ce Pres. 4-23 Stu n Council 3-2, 4-23 lst Attend- ent to Harvest' ueeng Adv. Speech 3-23 Representative Girl. LeROY JACKSINA SHELBY L JONES ALAN LeMASTER Vtce Presldent l 2 DOROTHY MCCOSKY y Day 1 4 Adv Mtxe orus 2 2 3 4 Clee T I 3 2 Adv r 4 Mu 1 F6 tv 4 Operetta 3 2 Mo ern Dance 4 Z Curculatlon Manager 'Pa Fl LILLIAN MCWHORTER fu. ANNA MAE JANCO A l Ie Treas 4 2 Board 4 2 Student uncll 1 2 2 ned May Day 1 4 Class Secre tary l 2 2 4 2 Homecomlng 4 I tor 4 Freedom Foundatlon 3 4 Masque and Gavel pnlgrtmage an V IVE Sport Ed 4 Z Sensor Class Play Adv Art Honor Stu Harvest Queen SONYA BABETTE KELLAM y Day 1 2 3 Ctttzenst Comm 4 2 Arcl-wery4 Z Tele graphtc Archery Tournament -l Z Hornecomlng sktts 4 Z SHlRLEY MAE LOWELL Adv Speech l 4 Masque and Cavel ptlgrtmage 4 Clee Club 2 3 Musuc Festrval Club l 2 May Day l 4 Home corntng 1 4 Class Treasurer 1 4 2 Senlor Class JACK McKlNNEY DELORES EBUNCJ MEADE Mav Day 3 Adv Speech Ctrculatlon Manager 3, -3-ag Hornecomtng 23 Graduated in 3'3 years, LILLIAN ANN METTLOFF Naw -l Adv Spee Ady Art Masque and Gavel Nat Honor Socuety Treasurer Homecommg I -I Class sluts l 3 S Class Play Stu t ouncul -I 2 retary orked on Class Flag CHARLES L MILLER JOHN MONTGOMERY WILLIAM J, MOSER Wrestling 2. 33 Royal Court- Homecoming. NICK NOVOSEL ROBERT D MILES RICHARD MOMPHARD ackl 2 Wrestlnng 2 3 Homecomnng 3 -I Sensor Class Pay SHIRLEY ANN MORELAN May Day I 2 3 Adv Speech Class Sluts l 2 4 Sensor C Play Tap Club Asst Mgr I 2 mbllng l brary Assistant -4 2 Music Fes tlval 3 Yearbook Staff Student C uncll 3 I JERRY MOTT BETTY JO OLIVER F.H,A, Ig Clee Club 2-I, 3-I, 4-l. JOSEPH M PALOVCHIK Football l 2 Member of Royal Court Homecoming Vice Pres: dent of class 4 2 CHARLES ALAN POLLEY JACQUELINE RANKIN ROBERT DAWSON RUPPEL eball l Ba ball 3 Cross Country 3 4 Lettered 3 4 Captain 4 Track 4 Let tered 4 Conference Champs Senior Class Play Class skits Representative Boy KATHERINE SINGER Advanced Art 5-83 lst prize n Physical Handicapped Poster Contestg Class Flag ,ff BARBARA PHILLIPS DONALD R POTILLO Football 2 3 4 Class skits PAUL D RIDDLE Bandl 4 Band tourl 4 Presi ident of band Letterman s Club 4 2 Band Clinic l 4 Stu ent Band Conductor 4 2 Class President 4 l 4 2 Band letters 4 lst Chair corne lst place district trio lst place district solo 2nd place state trio Superior State solo FRANK SCARSDALE MARY ANN SIURAMY ..Ag u ,-, Contando 3-2, 4-lg Advanced Mixed Chorus 4-lg Spring Fes- I 3 2, , Q T' Ti - Q y D y l-45 Class ecre- ta 4-l. BARBARA EILEEN STACCS Ct.A.A l--lp Clee Club l, 2, 3-l. 4-lg Festivals l-43 Spring Con- cert 43 Operetta 2g Cantando -lg May Day l--lg Class Sec -l-lg CAA, award lg Prop Manager for Senior Class Playg Worked on Class Flagg Home- Cor-mng 43 Homecoming skits l- 4 JO ANN TAYLOR CAA l 2 Homecommg sknt 4 MayDayl 2 3 Tumbu g MARLENE A VENORSKY May Day 2 3 Adv Art CAA 3 Sprnn Festival 3 Homecoming Tap Club Tumbling Nat Honor ocuety Sec Cass skits 4 Yearbook staff LYNDA R WILKINSON A l 3 4 Tr 3 Pt keeper and Degree Chanr man 3 Song Leader 2 Z Pres 4 2 Student Councll 3 2 4 pnnned 2nd Attendant to Har vest Queen May Day l 4 Class Sec 3 2 Yearbook Staff Prop Manager of Sensor Class Play Worked on Class Flag Chaur man of the Student Councul Constitution 4 2 DONALD B WOODWARD Not Plctured James Buscher Charles Fetter HATTl E SWINEHART Cv,A,A l, May Day l, 2, 33 Adv Art JERRY L VAUCHN otball 2 3 Class skuts 4 Track l EDMOND WILKINSON SYLVIA WILSON 1 H Y 3 Latun Clu 3 P ub l Pep S 3 'from Cuvuc Memorial Hugh ool I B tnalto 'Attended Rnvervuew rder H S n St Louis o Z BRUCE WR ICHT SENIOR CLASS IUNE l954 Marllyn Koenig Mary Lou Chapman Bull Vxfuegand Darlene Kaseburg Bull Wlegand Mary Lou Chapman CLASS OFFICERS President Marilyn Koenng Vnce Presndent Secretary Class Colors Rose and Cray Class Party CLASS DEANS Mrs l-lodshure Mrs Yevln Mr Mueller Class Sknt f Darlene Kaseburg ..s.......w,.... Treasurer l GEORGE AHLERT Transferred here Senlor year Football -l Lettered Basketball 4 Baseball -l Track 4 CHARLOTTE JANE ASHAL G A A l Homecomlng skrt May Day RAY FRANCES BARCLAY G A l 2 3 Homecoming 4 Homecomlng Play Masque and Gavel 3 4 Home comung sklts l 3 Cheerleadnng Ma D Advance Speech 2 3 4 Beg Journall m Class Treasurer l 2 ELAINE BARR GAA G Award Adv Speech 2 3 4 Homecomlng 4 Speedball champs 3 l Honor Student Freedom Fcundatlon 3 2 May Day l 4 'Vlasque and Gavel 4 JOYCE BATSON A l 4 Sec 4 l 4 GAA lst and Awards Beg Leadershlp 2 A v Leadershnp 3 4 dv Speech 2 3 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Homecomnng l 4 Class Treasurer 2 l Class Sec retary 3 l Freedom Foundatuon 3 2 Speedball Champs 3 l Masque and Gavel Pllgrlmage 4 ROBERT C. ANDERSON Cass Pressdent l 2 3 2 Ba d L r SYLVIA MAE BABB Transferred here Junlor year May Day 3 -l RAYMOND BARKER LORRAlNE BARR A 4 May a v eec GAA lst Award Homecomong Homecoming pay cnor Student Freedom Foundatlon 3 2 Masque and Gavel 4 BETTY JO BEASLEY Journalrsm 2 2 May Day 4 RAYMOND BECHERER LEONA MARY BELL Tap l, 2, May Day l-4. DAVID LEE BLADDICK Football l Baseball 3 4 NANCY L BOND C- A A J Leadership dv Leadership V Pres Student C uncil 2 3 2 May Day l 4 Adv Art 3 4 S Asst Tumbl ing Manager JOYCE E BOYD A Adv Ar 58 May a V i N I , f-vs. MARLENE BECK Adv. Speech L45 Masque and Gavel 3, 45 Pres 43 State Speech Champs 2-2, Homecoming Play 2, 3, 4g Homecoming skit l, 3, 45 Student Council 3-2, 4, Jr. and Sr. Cheerleader 2, 3, Cap, 45 Lettered 3, 43 Class President 3-lg Nat'l. honor society, Clee Club, l-4, Pres. 3-l 5 Yearbook Staffg Freedoms Foundation 3-l 3 GAA. LUClLLE MARIE BERRY Band l-4, Band Tour l-43 Band Letter lg May Day I-43 Band Clinic 3, 4. MARY JACKLYN BOCiOSlAN A l ay Day l Music Appreciation l 2 Science u l l lChem LARRY BOWLES Transfered from Collinsville BlRNlE JOANN BOYER y D y l 4 G Speech 2 3 4 Masque and vel 3 4 Journal: m Homecoming skits 2 3 4 ays 2 -4 Freedoms Foundation Masque and Gavel Pilgrimage LORETTA BOYLE CAA I 4 Homecoming I -I M y Day I 2 3 Operetta 3 I Q Club 3 Mixe Chorus 4 Student Council 4 Cantando 7 Yearbook Staff 4 Class skits 4 Sprung Concert JIM BRADFORD CHARLESELLEN BRIGGS M Dayl 2 3 4 SARAH BRLJMLEY Adv. Speech I, 2, 3, Freedoms Foundation Play 2-23 Nat. Honor Society, Homecoming skits 4, Homecoming I, 2, 33 May Day 2, 3, 4, Contando I. CORRINNE BURTON Clee Club l, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, Cantando 4, Operetta 3-23 4-2, Sec. 2-lg Spring Concert 3-2, Christmas Concert 4-lg Mixed Quartette 4-I, 4-2, Honor Student, C-.A.A. I-4, Student Council 4-I. RICHARD BOZARTH ootball I Letter: 3 4 Wrestling 4 JIM BREYER Class President Football 2 I Homecomingl 2 4 JERRY BROWN nd I 4 Lettered 3 Ban T ur I 4 lst in District on test 3 2nd in State Contest 3 tudent Council 4 Clinic Band 3 4 Sight Reading Clinic 3 JUNE BLJENGER Student Council 3-2, 4, May Day I-43 Usherette 3-2, 4-I. CECELIA MARIE CAMPBELL May Day I-43 Clee Club 23 Clee Club Festival 23 Miss Pick's Assistant 4. HOWARD CAMPBELL REBECCA ANN CHASE A l M ay 4 Advanced Speech 2 3 4 Homecornlngl 2 3 4 Masque Cavel 4 Studen uncll 3 Pres and Sec E Pasatlempo Club 3 4 La Pala Escrlta 3 La Tunt Pluma Freedoms Foundation 2 3 Homecomung Play 4 CARLA LEE COFFAY ay Dy l 3 4 l-lon Student Qull and Scroll 4 2 Masque and Gavel 4 Edltor In Chlef Yearbook GAA 2 3 Natl Honor Socuety Masque and Cavel Pnlgm 4 2 Home comung 2 3 4 l-lomecommg s 2 3 Slut Dlrector Freedoms Foundatlon Program 2 3 El Pasatuempo Club Pres and Sec 3 RUTH MARlE COLEMAN M Dayl 2 3 4 Clee ub 2 lvllxed Ch rus Operetta 3 2 4 2 Class Sluts M estuval l Sprung Concert 3 Z 4 2 Chnst mas Concert 4 EDWAR D COOK S MARY LOU CHAPMAN an l 4 Band le 3 4 Secretary Ban Letterman s Club Band tour l 3 4 Flute Dist and Inner M y Day l 2 tu ent Councll 4 l ass Secretary 4 l DAVlD CLUTTS DONALD COLEMAN ence Club l 2 3 V es Pho o ub 3 Pres 3 Adv Speech 2 3 4 l-lomecomnng Sklts 2 Home cornung Play 3 4 Football 2 Tennls Z WALTER JOSEPH COLLICAN Track Mnxed Chorus Clee Club Pres 4 l LENORE COOLEY Crrls Clee Club 2 l Contando RONALD COREY LUCILLE CUPPETT JOI-IN CUVAR JR ack I 2 3 4 Lefrere Ba etball 2 Wres rlmg 4 JUDITI-I IRENE DAVIDSON A 2 2 May Day I Yearbook Staff Bg Joum ROGER DEES i PATRICIA ANN COX ay Diy I 4 C- C A A First Awwrfl Asst Tap r ml nur -I in JERRY ALLEN CURLESS Baseball 2 4 Science Club SHIRLEY JEAN DAILY A 2 Ma y INY DAWES RI-IODA MAE DE ROUSSE May Day I, 2, 3. 45 Sr, Band I, 2, 3, 45 Lerfered I, 2, 33 Band Tour I. 2, 3. 43 Band Clams 4. DOROTHY J DE SHASIER GAA 2 Library Ass May Day l HAROLD DUCKWORTH Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Wrestling l GLORIA FAYE EARLY ay Day l4 Library Ass UFTWBISYTT and Scroll Proofreader 3 2 RUTH EZELL urnallsm l 2 2 Ed Cu Edltuon C Ed of Aprll Fools Edltron Feature Writer Rrootreader 2 3 4 Advertuslng t 3 2 I and Scroll I lnch Ctrculatlon Manager 4 l M Day l 4 MARY LOU FISCHER May Day l-45 Science Club. PAULEEN DOMBROSKY Nat Honor Society Yearbook Staff Adv Speech 2 4 GAA l 4 Homecomong I 2 4 Sk 4 Student Councnl Vice Pres 3 2 Student Body res State Conventton 3 2 May Day 4 Masque and Gavel grnmage JACK R DYER Journallsm l 2 Edltor an Chlet JUNE ENOS Adv Speech l 4 Masque G vel 3 4 Gee Club l Cantando 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Freedom s Foundation Trnp 3 Z program 2 3 Home coming l 4 Sknts 3 May Day ass :ce res A l l 2 Student Coun cnl 3 State Speech Tourn 3 2 Sprung Concert 3 l 2 Chrlst m s 4 l PAIRICIA FEDORCHAK Nat Honor Socnety 4 Vt e s 4 l May Day l 4 book Statt 4 Class Secretary 3 2 Adv Art 3 4 Honorable Ment Halloween Wtndoyv Con es dv eech 2 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Home comlng 2 3 4 Skit Dtrec or 4 Freedoms Foundatnon Pres 2, 3 Curculatlon Manager 3 4 FRED H. FISH PAT CAGE A Chorus Spanush 2 P Cu Junlor Play 3 Transferred from Carbondale Comrnunlty Hugh School JOYCE ELAYNE CJARRARD y Day I 4 Scuen ub Band I 4 Ban ur I 4 Magore ers Twurlnng Tno State and Dnstruct 3 2 Woodwund Quuntet Drs trnct and State Madison County :val 2 4 Scnence aur RLJTI-I CELSINCER Journalism 3 4 unll and Scroll and Circulation Mgr May Day 2 3 4 Student Counc Cntnzenshup Committee 4 Sen I4lfS 4 MICHAEL CORMAN otballl 2 3 4 Lettere asketball T ac Student Councll 2 3 Home Comnng Sklts 2 JAMES CRIFFEY ilu- 'S' in MARY PATRICIA CIALINSKI y Day I 2 AUDREY CASPAROVIC ay Day I 2 C 2 Asst Table Tennis Mgr 3 Adv Speech 3 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Masque and Cayel Pnlgrlmage I-Iomecomnng Sluts 4 I-lomecomrng P y Yewrbook Staff EDWARD J GEORCEFF seball I 4 Letter tball e tered Z 3 ck 4 Let ered 2 4 Le men s Club 4 Student Councll JERRY CRIDER otball 2 Boys Clee Club 4 2 LA VERNA CROTE Mwy Day A 3 Awardsl 2 Beg Lean r 2 3 I Adx Leaders I I VT U Speech I 2 2 3 4 I-lomecom ng 2 3 Masque and Cwel 4 Freedoms Foundatuon 3 2 Usherette 3 2 4 OA.. I, 2, 31 3, ' , 3, lb 31 , L ep Ma , ,3,-I, Q18 I 2'2'3'3' I ,I CZ , ,3, 4, ,AA, 1, To ,2, 3, , ' tte 1, Q I I - -2-L1 2, 3,43 Band Lett I,2, 31 A ' v ' 5 7g Z - ' 3, sq I Ia 4, Fest' ,3, 3 ' F' ' - 3-2, 3 if QMS? , I . I I I Q 5 Ba ,2, 3, , ed - Q- I 2 3, 4, Foo 1, 2, 3, 4, L I- 3-22 Bug Inch: Proof Reader g 'I A ffjflt 3' PI5 Bagkibfxl I' - . ,e , , 3 ra , , 1, , . , 'I il4g ' 3- .9 I 4 '3- 1 Wi iorS' -I. I 3 3'2' 'I'I' 3 1 - s FO . 1 d3. Fo I 1- ,Colt-lalg 4' 4, B Ig r In 2, 3, Q - S I LK III gx. .1 I If ' I t,2,3,-1,oA 1, 2, 3 . , , ' 'IC- Shlp -I, --Q hp 3-2, 43 Sce ce CI In I, 2-lg RONALD CUENTHER JEANNETTE HARLEY y Day l 2 GA Le bmp Adv Leadershlp 3 4 Speed Co Champs 2 l Asst Speedball Mgr MARIAN LOUISE HENLEY Adv Mixed CbOrus2 3 4 V s 3 Cle Clu 2 compamed Operetta 3 l 4 2 Sprung Festival 2 3 4 Sprn g Concert 3 2 Christmas Con 4 A v S eech l 4 Hom comung 2 Freedom s Foundatlon 3 I May I DOLORES RUTH HOFFMAN Cee Club 2 3 4 Musuc es tva 3 4 Operetta 4 Spru g C ncert 3 May Day l 2 3 4 BERT HOUSTON Football 3 4 Lettered 4 PAUL HACLER DEAN HARRELL S nlor Band l 2 4 a url 2 LARRY HOELTER Clrculatlon Manager 5 Semesters WILLIAM PRESTLY HOLTON Adv Speech 2 3 4 Ho e comnng 2 3 Homecormng Play Skuts 2 I Slut Director 4 Debate 3 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Adv .lourna usm 4 Quull and Scroll 4 LYLE HOWELL Cross Country 2 l Wrestlung 2 l Lettered LAWRENCE HUBBARD ROSEMARlE HUROCY y Dayl 2 3 4 r KENNETH JOHNSON Footballl 2 Basketba DARLENE KASEBERC ..A,l-, ,3,4,Awar , 3 dv. 'peech l-2, , , 3 Homecoming l, 2, 3, 43 Masque an C-avel 3, 4, Free om Foundation 2, 3, Tap Club 2, 3 , ea ership - , - ' A v, Leadership 3, 4, Cass Treasurer 4-lg May Day l, 2 3, 4, Jr, Leadership Secretary and Treasurer. RONALD LLOYD KING Adv. Speech l-2, 2, 3, 4, Free- dom Foundation 2-2, Masque and Gavel 3-2, 4g Masque and Gavel Pilgrimage 4-2: Class Skits 4-lg Wrestling 3, Tennis 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, Letterman's Club 4. GEORGE EDWARD HUMPHREYS ackl 2 4 Lett 4 Letfermans Club 4 Mae Relay Team Shte Truck Meet Yearbook Staff Adv Art HERBERT ISAACS Homecoming l 4 Cu l 2 3 Operett13 Tm lg 3 4 Capt 4 Lettere as al Student Council l 2 3 2 Pres Mixed Chorus 3 l Adv Speech FRED PAUL JONES REDA MAE KENT May Day 2, 4. CWEN OLIVER KIRCHNER Senior Band l, Z3 Band Tour l 2, First at District Contest Track 2, 3, 43 Lettered 2, 3, 4 terman's Club 2, 3, 4. i i Football 3, 4g Lettered 43 'Let- SUE KI EINSCHMIDT A Homecomung is ren Class ec Stu ouncrl 3 2 ee Club I DON KNOWLAND MARTHA KRYCIEL May Dm I -I Clee Club Mtx ri C onus Operettw 3 -I Sprung Concert 3 May Day Festival 2 SHIRLEY ANN LEE May Day I, 2, 41 Band and Band Tours I--15 Lettered I, 2. 31 Band Lettermerfs Club Sec, 33 Madison County Band I-'43 Band Clunlc -43 Student Council 4-Ig Twirling Solo- Ist Dist. I, 2, 3, 2nd State lg Ist Dust. and State 3 SHARON RAE LENTZ C.AAg Clweerleadlng 2, 3, -lg Nat, Honor Socrctyg Muxed Clworusg Adv. Speech 2, 3, 41 Masque and Cayelg Home- cornung 2, 3, 43 Operetta 31 Student Council 4g Class Skiti I, 2, 3, -45 May Day I-4 MARILYN RUTH KOENIC Honor S cuety re Yearbrolf staff Adv Speech 2 3 4 Masque and C-aye A 2 3 May C ass Vnce Pres -4 I Clee C b usuc ma Hornecornmg 2 3 4 Skit D re tor -I I Freedom s E Unda ron rograrn 3 Sprnn eeclw Eesttya xr I manager 2 2 JOESPH GENE KRAJNOVICH ootball manager 22 Ady Art SHIRLEY MAE LAHR Ady Speech 2 Clee Cub Maw Day I 4 Hornecomtng Freedorn S Foundatron 2 Arch er 2 Cross C uncul 4 Year ook sta -Ig Asst. Ltbrarnn. ALMA FAYE LE-MASTER May Day I--'lg Contando 3-2, 4 I RAY LINDSEY BILL LOVE MERL MC CULLOUCH BETTY MC KINNON ay Day I 4 Scuen Cu I 2 I-Iornecomung 2 3 4 PeD Club 3 Sr Leaderslmp 3 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Slut D rct 4 I Yearbook Staff STANWOOD EDWARD MARR Baseball 4 Art MIRIAM MERZ v Day I 2 3 -I Ban and T ur 3 4 Maduson County Band Cltnuc 4 DENNIS MC CANN MARY AGNES MC DONALD Student Counctl 4 I Cnalrrnan Careers Day Cantwndo 3I Mixed Chorus ere te 4 y 3 2 4 2 Oper a 4 2 Sprung Concert 3 7 Sprung wal 2 2 4 2 C r mas Concert -I DONALD MC RAVEN nnls 2 3 4 Lettered 3 t 4 Adv Speech I 2 Adv Journalusrnl 2 3 Le er ns Club 4 Jr Red Cross uncul 2 3 4 Pres Class S 3 Cutnzens I Com mittee 4 Cross Country 4 PATRICIA ANN MECA n I Le yDayI CHARLES MILES Track 3 4 Cross Country QANDRA L MILLER M y Day 2 3 4 ANN FLORENCE MITCHELL Adv Speech I Z 4 Masque an CveI34C.AAI2Hoe mnng 2 3 4 Jr and Sen eerleadnng 2 3 4 a e Speech Contest 3 lplayl Free dom s Foun Z 3 Sprung Fest M y Da I 4 Year oo C ss kuts Sknt Du tor I Student Councul 4 Class Secretary 3 I Cvrculatuon mgr 3 Honor Student PATRICA ANN MUCHO A Awardsl 2 3 Day I 4 Asst Hockey mgr JACKIE MYERS nd 2 3 May Day I 4 Lettered In Band ELAINE KATHERINE NEMETH y Day I Awardsl 2 Ass Mgr Tennns softball Tumblungl 2 Adv Speech 2 3 4 Homecoming 2 3 4 Freedoms Foundatuon 2 J Red Cross Councul Yearbook staff 4 Beg Leader s 2 3 51 mf SHERRY RUTH MILLER Gee Club 2 Music Festival CAA I MayD SHIRLEY N MONTGOMERY Band I 8 Band tour I 4 and Clnlc 2 May Day I 4 Mads son County Band Festival 3 4 ROBERT C MYERS Transferred when 3 I from Eldred III IBasketball at Eldred 2 Lettered 2 HATTIE MAE NACEL e Club Z 3 4 Ooere CAROL JEAN NEWMAN May Day I 4 Tap Club A wards Irculatlon mgr 4 v Speech 3 I Homecomung 3 r Ist Pnze Pos er Honorable Mentnon State Art Ex :but 3 4 ANDY OPICH Track 2 3 4 Lettered-'I Foot ball 3 -I Lettered -I Wrestlnng CAROLYN HELEN PAPP S ence Club I I May Dy I 4 Class MARGARET ANN PASCHEDAC Adv Speech I Scuence Club ay Day I NORMA CWYNNE PFEIFER a Day I, , 3, 4' Scien u I-I 5 Adv, Speech . JUNE JEANNETTE PRENCEL Band 2-23 Junior Prom Com- mittee 3-Ig May Day 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4-I, 4-2, DOROTHY LEE PAINTER A C e Cu Sprung Eeshval Adv Speech 2 I Honwecomlng 9 us 4 Club Tumbling CLAY PARKER B seball 2 3 4 Fo b wstlmg 3 Track 4 C 153 1 S JO ELAINE PERO rung Festuval Z 2 3 Operetta 3 Z 4 2 Adv Muxed Chorus 3 2 4 Contando 3 I Cnrls Clee Club 2 Z Yearbook Staff. ROBERT PORTELL otball I, ' Let er d , 3 Bas etball I, 2g Lettered 3, g seball Lettered I, 2, 3, . DALE RICE Wrestlang I, 2, 3, 45 Lettered 2, 3, 4g Capt. 45 Student Councrl 3, 4. DELORIS RICE Cafeteria 3 semesters May I PATTI RICSBY ee Club I I 2 Cantan 2 I 2 2 Adv Mixed Clio us 4 Chee ading 2 3 May Dayl 2 3 Operetta 3 4 Class skits 4 Music Festival I 2 3 4 Spring Concert 3 Class Treasurer 3 2 ANN ROBEFF v Art U erette 2 3 4 yDayI4 ibaianl LOR ETTA AN N ROPAC M Day 2, 3, 4, Class gg Science Club 3-2. CHARLES L, RUDDER CAROLE ANN RICKERT e Club I I 2 May I 4 Class Treasurerl I s Fag WILLIAM ROBBINS LEONARD ROBERTS HELEN BEVERLY ROSEMAN Adv, Speech 2, 3, 45 Masq e and Gavel 3, 4, Treas. 4, Home- coming Play 3, 41 Cilee Club 2, 4, Adv, Mixed Chorus 5-73 ring Festival 2, 3g Mixe Quarette 3, 4, Operetta 3, 43 Student Council 2, 7, May Day I-43 Class Secretary I-2, at. Honor Societyg Yearbook staff. WILBERT ROGER SCHOEN Baseball I, 2, 3. DARLENE SCHUBERT A I 2 3 4 Awa 4 All Sports Mg May Day Bus Mgr 4 I Soft Mgr 3 2 M y Day 4 Jr Leadership 2 v Leadership 3 -I Secretary -I I Library Asst 2 4 ROBERTA EILEEN SEI BOLD M Day I 2 3 4 Operetta 53 S4 Spring Concert Christmas Concert S3 Glee u I 2 2 2 Contando 3 Mixed Chorus -I Spring Festival '53 DAVID LEE SINNETT nd I 2 4 Le ed I in St te Ensemble I 2 Ist i rict and State 2 2 Ist District and State 3 2 JOAN JEANNETTE STALLI NGS May Day I, Z, 3, 43 Class Skits I, 2, 3, 43 National Honor So- ciety, Masque and Gavelg Adv. Speechg Adv, Mixed Clriorusg Low Jr. Skit Director, Home- coming I, 2, 3, 43 Freedom's Foundation, Honor Student GEORGE STURMON Homecoming Skits I, Z, 3, I Student Council 3. it HARRY JACK SEGEDY v Art -I v Speech I 2 Science Club I 2 Homecoming Play 4 I Honor able Mention Halloween Win dow Painting Contest 2 3 4 Physically Handicapped Poster Contest 2nd place Yearbook Staff Artist FRANCES N SHEMWELL ournalism I Adv At Adv Journalism 2 BOB SKINNER Student Council I MARCEIL STRONG Transfer Prom Lehi, Utah, Junior Vice-Presidentg Repre- sentative of Sophomoresg Year- book Staftg Junior Prom Com- mittee, Fl-l.A. WESL EY TALLEY YLK A v llk CN U Dl IZWOOD r St cent C J ffl t r Cub Pa r rf Sorlng hrs Cwrl trrwa C rwcert V iff CLYDE l. WALDOW JR rest mg K C Vldlfl rwl 2 l Sprung Spee b Festuval Aflv Speech Adv kt rec or C ass IS 2 l lst Place Halloween Window Contest 7 l Home mlhg Play 3 l Carbondale Speech Cfmtut 2 'J 3 2 ate Champ Comedy 2 2 3rd State Morwologue 2 Z Masque and C vel 3 2 JEAN WACNER Mnxed Chorus l, 2, 3, Home- Commg -1, Musxc Festlval 2, 3. 3 May Div , 33 Vonce 1, Z3 Operetta 41 Clee Club 2. 3g Llbr ru rm of Cflee Club and Mnxed Chorus. ALLEN WARREN Scnence Clubg Jourrwalnsmg Photography Club PH l.llF A THEIS eech 2 3 -1 Mas ue ar ave Debate Jr Red Cr Vlce Prog 4 Tgrm -1 Spar Cuba 4 Home mmg T HARRY EDWARD WADE and -1 Band T FRED WAELTZ vArt3-l 6fWre 2 MARY WACNER y Day l, 2, . -lg C. . . ' , . 1 d . , . 1 Leadershlp 25 Treas 2g Adv Leadershup 3, -l1Treas. -lg Cap- 'rw of Vo ey Ba, Soft a Speedball, and Hockey. CAROLEE WARREN May Day 2, 3, -1gTap Club l 2. RICHARD WEST Scuence Club Muxed Chorus BETTY ANN WHITE Sprung Concert 3 2 Class Treas urer 3 I Student Councul 3 2 ICG 3 May Day I Z Contando 4 2 Adv Speech 2 Homecomung 2 Class Skuts I MARY ANN WIEHARDT y Day I 2 2 Beg Leadershup 2 Yearbook Staff SHIRLEY ANN YOUNG y Day I 4 Mux Chorus Z 3 4 Operetta 3 4 S rung Festuval 2 3 4 v A 4 5 6 Sprung Conc t 3 2 Chrustmas Concert 4 I ee Club I 2 2 MICHAEL ZEZOFF Bas etball I 2 3 4 Lette ed 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Track 3 4 Not Puctured Z L Beard John Bellmer James Berres Wulluam Heul Ray Lund ner Bull Murphy Bob Nelson if MARGARET WHITAKER CAA I I Homecomung Skuts Speech 3 Freedoms Foundatuon M y Day I I 3 T Club I I WILLIAM R WIECAND Wrestlung I 2 3 4 Letter d Co Cap -I Sectuona unner 3 Class Presudent 4 I CI-IERYLL WILLAREDT Day I 2 C Y Ir Leadershup 2 I Adv Lead up 2 2 3 4 CAA Pres 4 I SOcual Chaurman 4 I as etball Mgr 4 I C Camp Rep 53 Adv Leader shup Pres 4 I Capt of Basket ball Hockey and Speedball SUE ANN YOUNC GAA I Adv Art May Day 2 3 4 Culee Club 3 2 tan o 4 I Sprung Concert Sprung Festuval Chrustrnas Con cert MARYANNE ZIOLKOWSKI y Day I 2 3 4 Adv r 3 Journalusm I Adv Clothurug IUNIOR CLASS I955 CLASS OFFICERS James West Presldent Sandra Past Vuce Presndent Jo Ann Baysden Secretary Jo Ann Baysden James West Mary Lou Wuddows Sandra Past CLASS DEANS Mass Lynch Mr Mullen Mr Schmitt CLASS OFFICERS Vernon Robertson President Kathleen Reedy Vnce Presldent Shurley Veazer Secretary Treasurer Vernon Robertson, Shurley Verzer, Kathleen Reedy CLASS DEANS Mrss Dod, Mrs Huxel, Mr Orr Mary Lou Widdows ...,.......... Treasurer Betty Adams Bobby Albea Margaret Allen Roy Allen Chester Anderson Berrna Atchle Marilyn Ayers Bull Ban y Phyllis Baldwin Jo Ann Baysden Ronald Beeler Paul Berry Larry Btlello Nornetta Burchler Ray Bono Vnrgnnna Bosotm Ceraldlne Boswell Dolores Bournsaw Carole Bozarth Ramona Bracamon Judy Breyer Betty Bucatch Charlotte Burton Emuluo Campos Carl Carnahan Ruta Carson Delores Cavms Paul Cavuns Edward Carlton Jo Ann Clonko Y ' 'le Irma Claussen Shirley Clutts Janrce Collette Robert COnlCy Plmllup Conreaux Kay Converse Barbara Cooper Everett Cottrell Richard Cottrell Jerry Cox Peggy Craw Nancy Cnsler Joan Cuvar Clarence DeGonua Donna DeShasuer Joe Dlttrlch Anthony Dolosle Sue Drake Phulup Dressel Ray Dutchik Nancy Edwards Carol Ehlert June Ely Gail Favier Bob Fink Ed Fitter Wayne Flaugher Beverly Fossieck Jerry Fraley Jean Franklin 1 x.1 Jw fi kI.5Q-Q-v-' Betty Frecke Phlllup Frohardt LO15 Fuller Eugene Gargac John Gorrell Lucretra Gosney Ted Grady Sandra Graham Shnrley Graham Jack Green Loretta Greer George Grove Jerry Gruen Marnlyn Hall Ronnue Hall Dorothy Hammond Rose Hammond Sandra Harris Jane Harfzel Albert Heaton Joyce Hell James Hendrscks George Hess David Hessel Jake Hnnterser Bull Hodshure Carl Hoffman Marvlyn Hogan Phnllup Hogan Bob Holton Joyce Hon Barbara Honerkamp Truman Hord Velma Horn Jim Horton Margo Huff Ruth Jahnsen Elizabeth Janco Norman Jenkins Charles Johannigmeler Carol Johnson Maudine Joiner Eddie Jones Jerry JOneS Richard Jones Ruth Jones Violet Jones Vivian Jones Sandra Juda Carol Justice Dorothy Keel Richard Kelly Barbara Kennedy Joyce Kent Bob Key Lalvloine Kinder Shirley Kinder Linda King Wayne King Robert Kinney 'Q Qu' l 4- nn-.9 ml.. .Q X Lf 'K 10' Cds-J Dave Kirchner Norman Knobeloch Sue Knufrnke Donald Kreblch Joann Krnes Ronald Landman Mary Landys Catherune Ledergerber lrrna l..eMaS'fer Beverly Logan Mary Ann Luebbert John Ludwng Alvin Madison Jeanette Marcovsky Pat Marcum Ronald Marcus Joann Margulen Lows Matchell Andy Matosnan Valerne May Ed Mazer Bull McAmush June Mercer Ophella Mendoza Lounge Merrutt Bob Metcalf Sam Mever Norbert Mlchel Nc ma Milton Argatha Mitchell John Mrtchell Joyce Moerllen Muldred Montgomery Ruth Morgan Bob Mosby Janet Nemeth Carol Nesbutt Kenneth Nlcol larry Nlepert Ruth Nlepert Edward Oberdleck Joyce Oberdleck Judy oder: Kaye Ogden Barbara O Nell Shirley O Nell Ruth Oram Jerry Oros Robert Pare Sandra Past Earlene Paul Pat Pauly Clenda Penrod Kathleen Perry Ray Peters Jerre Pfaff Mary Phelps John Pllcuc Wnllrs Pounds 7 iv ,J 'x Neva Powderly Judy Prewett Dorothy Prnce Adrean Rains Barbara Reading Jam Reagan Kathleen Ready Delphlne Relman Donna Relsnnger Joan Renaud Betty Reszely Mary Ann Revak Janet Rldlngs Nancy Rlecken Beverly Rltchue Karen Roberts Karol Roberts Vernon Robertson Don Rouland Harold Sabo Carmen Santagato Nancy Scarsdale Jackie Schnipper Charles Schroeder Lynn Schuman l-larriet Shafer Eleanor Simon Faye Singer lrvin Slate Betty Smith Roberta Smotlw J D Snyder Annette Sprayear Loss Splnks Donna Squares Darrell Stack lvlelvun Starling Leslne Stokely Beverly Stoll C-ene Stover Jo Ann Stroke Delores Strornlund Jrm Stuart l-lelen Sudholt Plfwyllns Sykes Barbara Szymcek Terry Tayloe Athlee Taylor Comme Telken Jerry Thurber Darryl Vankirk Elaine Van Zant Helen Varcoe Shirley Velzer Cene Vollertsen Barbara Voss Marlene Waggoner Edith Wallace Gerald Warren Carolyn Watson H- 4 lk. -.-2. Leonard Weeks James West Marne Wheatley Louls Whltsell Shlrley Wlckman Mary Lou Wlddows Darlene Wlllaredt Rlchard Wlllaredt lva Mae Williams Lelgh Wllllams Shirley Wrlllams Joann Wlllls James York Bette Young Darlene Young A i. Raelene Zentgraf Not Pnctured Yvonne Betrlx Davud Blackwell Robert Boker Edward Bone Anna Bywater Rlchard Bywater Thomas Chrrstlan Jack Cook Shrrley Craft Robert Cress Danny Curtls Betty Drckerson Chrls Drneff Mary Doran Naoml Earhart Wllluam Eblung Mary Lou Fahnster Charles Favner Gerald Flsh Charles Flsk Bennre Glasgow Ester l-larrlson Jack Hell Sherla l-lolt Donald Johnson Charles Jones Dorus Jones Clement Kellerman Don Knowland Eugene Lewls Wllllam Llndsey James Llpchlk Melvin Mater Norman Meyer Bull Morgan Sylvla Myruck LeRoy Parrzon Ed Propes Barbara Rawlett Shrrley Rlgsby James Ross Pat Rotter James Schlber Edward Shane Rose Stamps Linda Treadway Dorrs Vlncent John Wachter Robert Wulson Shlrley Wllson IN MEMORIAM John Greer Born June 22, l937 Dled Dec 26 l953 'l-le IS just away' Wlth a cheery smrle and a wave ot hand He has wandered unto an unknown land And left us dreamlng how very laur It must be, slnce he llngers there Thlnk of hum stall as the same and say He IS not here he us gust away ' E f- . .i ' ' I 1 we .Q ef. 'rf' 'If 'R aiiiff lm: J 'l f rl l ' A .fi 4, ' EK ff, J , l C l N A ' - , ll , K , kt J W - F ' ' l 1 J J . Q -H., 4 J , f .-a I . X ' I . I .' l SOPHOMORE CLASS I956 CLASS OFFICERS John Tarlas President Gene Reunhardt Vnce Presudent Jackue Blevuns Secretary Treasurer John Tarlas Jackne Blevnns Gene Reinhardt CLASS DEANS Mr Aaron Mr Dlefenbron Mass Mutchell CLASS OFFICERS Frank Rlckert President Betty Buehler Vrce President Freda Moser Secretary Treasurer Betty Buehler Freda Moser Not prctured Frank Rnckert CLASS DEANS Muss Jordan Mass A Rushfeldt Mr Grange v n , , . , . I v 'Qs J Abenroth F Achenbach F Adams R Aldruch F Allen J Altman B Ar'1Cl2fSOf1 P Anderson B Andrews R Andrews A Angeloff A Angle D Angle F Arbenter yo-f E Arnovvtz J Auer J Bachteler V Bailey A Balcer T Baldwm D Ballard C Barker Barr J Barylske C Beatty R Beck J Berry M Bertacchn 'lb f K k J Blevms J Bloodworth T Boker S olf M Bollinger L Balton B Boston B Braden C Bradford N Bradford Bruggs W Bnnkhoff M Brokaw C Brooker D Brown W Brown B Buehler B Buente P Bumbery M Burch L Burckhartf M Bunch M Buzuck M Cam P Canham C Carney B Carpenter B Causey R Cl-ulders F Claw P Clutts D Clyde C Connor M Copeland S Copeland R Cornellson R Corzme N Cottrell R Coulson C Cox S Cox P Crawford A Crumbley B Curry P Cuvar C Dalton N Danheuser J Damel L. -vu, Z 4 'L L Damgr C Davss N Davas J Dawes N Demvuler W Drak R Dnckey G Donjonan L Dore R Druhe R Duffleld L Dye P Easley M EI ot L Elmore P Emert G Emey J Evans L Evans S Evans T Evans ...QR 0 J, Nightwine D. Nocheff N. Nonn F. Nonn T. Noonan J. Oram K. Orris S Ozamch A Palmer J app M Parker R Parker D Partney D Paschedag L Parton D Paul R Penrod S Perryman P Phelps P Pugg M Pnlcnc X Puse S Poole R Pope N Popovsky D Porpell D Potts D Powell Powers C Prehn V1 A Q33 P Raymond A Reber L Rndlngs J Ruvers ui'kgx47f n F Prengel F Price P Puhse R Rapas D Ratkovnclo 1 'W pgs 7.4 Q ,,... Redln L Reeves G Reunhardt J Reynolds F Ruckert K Roady Roberson M Robnnson W Robmson C Rudder P. Theisen D. Thomas C. Thomas M. Thomas R. Thomas W. Thomason A Thompson I Trndall M Tucker N Turner R Underwood P Utz P Utz T Valencna J Varadlan K Varadlan C Vasuloff R Wagner F Walker E Wallace H Wallace A. C Weber R Wecker C Weeks A Weiss J West R Wnckman C Wrddows C Wllkms M Wlllaredt M Wnlluams T Williams F Wnlson J Wnlson N Wulson N Wnsehart D Wuthers Not Pectured D Ahlert G Allen S Anton L Arbogast R Astorran S Bess C Bernaux L Bnggs R Bladduck R Boone J Boyer M Brokaw C R Domatonbnck A Embrey T Ezell R Ford J Franko R Frntzsche W Cvann R Culmore C Cordon J Croce B Crzeszczyk J Harp G Henn G Huppy D l-loelscher R Holt B Hull R James B Johnson J Johnson C Kelfner R Knenle W Kinder R Klrgan C Kramer H Mamn C Muller R Muller H Morelan M Mullen S Neullng N Peters C Petras K Ramsey F Richardson J Schoenfeld C Sklpper R Slecka C Smuck J Smith W Snellung C Sorenson R Spurrler M Stnmac D Storm E Stroud E Thomas A Townsen L Townzen R VanMeter D Vsncenf W Watkuns S Webb J Wecker G Wens C Wetherhalt N Whntt J Wnlluams D Wilson T Qi T X ' ' 7 fl Buck, Bl. Bucklerl, Ji Bushelr, Cain, B.'Cell, D. Cotter, P. Day, .R. Diamond, FRESHMAN CLASS I957 gl Dennis Slate Elaune Smalley Eddne Jackson CLASS DEANS MussN Rushfeldt Mr Brandsmark Mr Metcalf Vlckl Johnson Phyllns Green Darlyne Stark Darlyne Stark Jack Roberts Phyllls Green Vnckl Johnson CLASS DEANS Mrs Maget Mr Nnles Mr Stuart CLASS OFFICERS : Elaine Smalley President Eddue Jackson Vlce Presndent Dennus Slate Secretary Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS Vsce President Secretary Treasurer Q I of I . .'.,. . r L., - l7 lf: NW, Jack Roberts ....... ................. P resident av S E Brammell W Buckmgham Mfg! ll 5 A Q' vs 'R Brammell Braundmener B Brewner F Bridges Brldges P Brooks ,.. 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Row 4: Charleton, Allen, mer, Dore, Row 5: R, Houston, Myer, Polley, ner, Wickman, Crider, Wallace, Moore. Knobelock, Knobelock, Childers, son, Arbeiter. -I Cowen Rausmussen On the grndrron the mlehty l953 football team made a much better showung than last year tlghtlng hard for a tour wun fave loss season The Varslty grldders were led on the road to yrctory by Head coach Eruc Rausmussen Assustant Coach War ren l-larras and Athletic Drrector Ira Scott The Freshman Coach was Mr George Demos and Sophomore Mr Wrlllam Schmutt Mr Clen Rnce was the tranner tor all teams whlle the equup ment manager Mr Elmer Jackson had three managers to help hum The three were Norman Knobelocle Robert Chllders and Lowe Hefner Twenty erqht boys lettered thas season under the leader shnp of Captarn Leroy Dutch .lacksuna The l9p-l Co Cuptalns are Ronnre Hall and Phnl Dressel The turst annual Chrls Mar covsley Freshman Award was presented to Sherudan Dutchlle tor outstandlne sportsmanshlp Ja leslwu Portell Crnder Nlatoeslah V' l K' cressc l-la T .1 Valencua Dlnett Landman Jones Klrchher Uirnfan Snot Lp! ft ct Oct Oct Nov Ngx cz They Edvmrdsvlllc Madtson C IHSVIIM DC Andrcrs Alton Rrtnmour B ILVIHQ East St Lows Wood Rzvgr Joharmngmeur Ahicrt Ccorgett Duckworth I 5...-s Rowl Roberhon Rwcrs Acherwback Scubold Dore Reber Curry Eu cktwarrt Row 2 Mcwe Cradv Angclotf Kramer Pcpowskx Thomas Kreme Ba car Hcmmrw Da rel: Row 3 Hrppey Partncx Cmhlrtf Dnk Ingram VanMeter Ballard Crffth Lrdgcx KMC rwscrwrmdt Prengel Dortgonan W f I9 ft ' v 25 7 S' 25 - I8 O C, 2 ol! 3 7 I3 O . 9 25 20 IC O 6 CCT 23 X 14 12 30 Ct t O 19 ,f 6 I-4 33 w T3 ' O 21 ,, ,, ,, I A , E 5 fi-I- - , A ' - ' q:QJ A wb . K -A A-k'r:f 1 X.. K: 'T 4, r 4 if-M r , 'S ii E i , Y i! XB . Q 03 Top man on thg h1rdwood w15 Ed Ceorgetf 1 g5u1rd and aceordnnq to head eo1eh W1rren H1rrns an all around good player who Contrlbuted 1 gormt deal to the team 1 success Captaun Bob Portell 1 torw1rd h1s r1ted 1 Close second sn Seorlna l-le IS 1 very good floor m1n and Comes through well ln a tight spot Commented l-l rrns Though George Ahlert the thnrd top sensor leavnng the team has only been at CCHS for one yQ1r he has developed unto a good scorer 1nd a tune rebounder Lettermen were W1ynQ Kung Phnl Hogan Bob Portell Nor man Jenkins Ed Ceorgeft 1nd George Ahlert Summung up a good team Coach Harrus sand I thunk that morale tralnlng and good teamwork I thrnk we shape up pretty well along these llnes Defnnutely concluded Co1ch Harris our most valuable play IS puttlng the ball throui h the hoo Coach l-larrns AT Jenkins Hogan Ahlert 1 7--74 J, f Q Q N. Kunff Johann: meter Cruen 5 ' 1. K l l , L S L , M 1 L ' L C , ' ' 1 L 1 1k 1 1 1 V' 1 - V H V 4 L ' L L w g j Ai- 1 Q 1 K 1 1 K '5 1 1 1 1 L V 7 l . K' 1 1 1 1 1 L 1 A 1 A 4 ' K1 1 l 1 1 11 1 C' the most important thnngs to a good team are team sprrlt, team Y' ' V 1 1 W , . 3 A: D .. l X. X P 'W- 411 I i??ffff1Y 3 ' E . . Chester .....A.............................,,.... Madison County Tourn. Alton ......v...vw.....o......v... Bethalto W.....o..,...........,.............., We .39 .46 .56 Roxana ......,Y.....,.A...................... 54 Edwardsville .........,.,.,...............,.... 49 Wheaton ...A..,,,......................,........ 58 Madison .,........,....,........................ 73 Wood River ...,..,..............w......,..,,o,. 44 Alton .,w....................A..............Vo...... 56 De Andreis ..................................., 82 Roxana ,,...V..aa.....,..........,........,...... 45 Collinsville ..........................,...,..... 46 Belleville ...........................,........,... 65 E. St. Louis ,evos.vo.........Y..Y..........,...... 57 Dupo lnvitat ional Dupo ...e......,.......,...................... Madison Edwardsville .45 .56 Pittsfield ........,.............,....,........... Madison ..,e......,.........,....,,............ .54 .56 They 49 55 49 63 83 63 57 62 49 76 51 61 63 77 68 70 61 52 70 Portell Ro 1 Angelotf Kraus Prce Roberts Vi cet Stuart Duff eld Squ es Row 2 Boston Jackson Bu ckhardt Moss Schroede She rnan w: , , i, ,'nn, , i, ir. I , r , , r, r . WRESTLING Rowl Kelly Reckenbach Howell Wuegand Rce Cottrell Odell Mega Row2 Oros Matoe san Bozarth Waeltz Curry Curove Cuvar Coach Schrnutt The Warruor grapplers ot l953 54 tunushed a successful season though they lost sux lettermen last Sprung The squad was so strong that they had trouble gettung opponents for theur meets Thus us proved by the fact that they beat the State Champuons four out of fuve tumes The hughlught of the season and the precedung three seasons was the wun nung streak that ran over a peruod of tour years Theur luck changed when they were defeated by Rutenour State Champuon of Mlssouru Theur wunnung record was 43 wuns out ot 45 meets The team kept hugh spuruts the whole season and dudn t let defeat get them down They always made a strong comeback no matter what happened l Co Captauns Wuegand Ruce The Warrlor Squad was led to vlctory lty Co Captalns, Dale Race and Bill Weigand. They were glven able assistance by letter- men, Everett Cottrell, Lyle Howell, Rlch Kelly Other wrestlers on the squad are, Don Mega, Jerry Oros, John Cuvar, George Groves, Andy lvlatoslan We owe '4Thanks to our capable Coach, Mr Wllllam Schmitt, who has done a swell job wuth the squad, and the trainer, Mr Rlce, who kept the boys patched up when they needed lt The Managers were Ralph Beedle and Jim Olvlaster, The eonstltution ot a good team is l2 good boys and a good coach' We are happy we had both this season Normandy Hadley Ritenour Ci l lespie Wood River Belleville Normandy 'Wood River Bel levi I le Ferguson Sectional State Won Won Lost Won Won Won Lost Won Won TRACK Row I: Coach Demos, Stokely, Opich, Burckhardt, Isaacs, Mullen, Kirgan, Jones. Row 2: Hum- phreys, Wickman, Dutchik, Kirchner, Dressel, Sherman, Cuvar, Georgeoff, Hall. Herb Isaacs will lead the i954 track team as captain with fifteen return- ing lettermen. Managers for the team are Allan Weiss and Bob Childers. Mr. George Demos, coach, said he expects the team to have an excellent season. Last year the track team was undefeated in eight dual track meets. They were the Southwest Conference Champions of l953. There is a team consisting of Freshmen and Sophomores and a Varsity Team consisting of Juniors and Seniors. All together there are about one- hundred boys out this year. Getting in condition early in the season is an advantage our team pos- sesses over other schools. Four days a week is dedicated to work out. In March it will be increased to five days. Our team this year is an experienced and interested one, and our i954 season should be one of the best. Inter-Mural Wood River ............ Belleville .................... Alton G Jerseyville ..... Western Gr Madison Wood River .............. Alton ...................... Madison ..................... Highland Cr Troy ....... E. St. Louis Inv. Relays Gwen Kirchner Bethalto ....................... .......March' 30 ........ApriI I ........ApriI 6 ........April 9 ......ApriI I3 .....,ApriI I4 ......April 20 ......April Zi ......April 23 ...........ApriI 27 ..........April 30 Dupo ............................... ...... M ay I Edwardsville .............................. May 4 Dist.-Madison Cty, .................... May 8 State Meet ...................... May I4 5' I5 East Side ................................ May I8 Old Conference Meet .............. May 2l CROSS COUNTRY - . .4451 - n J Returning lettermen tor the l954 season are Carl Lester, Dave Vincent, Joe Schroeder, Jake Varadian and the team's captain, Charlie Jones. Their manager is Russell Corzine, The January l953 graduating class caused the team to lose the l953 captain, Bob Ruppel, a most consistent point getter, and another letterman, Charles Dameron. Mr. George Demos, coach, said the l953 team showed fine spirit. We're looking forward to a better season next year. for the boys will be more experienced. Bob Ruppel usual Q Row 1: Vincent, Schroeder, Rupple, Varadian. Row 2: Coach Demos, Jones, Lester, Corzine lmgr.l BASEBALL, TENNIS AND GOLF xl T150 Q K H Qslil..-,all llfi lg' I 2 'fl 5' 'ffl H 5 'itll Row1 Keoster Hessel Wright Hu ncut Po tell Dillard Huck Jacks a Row 2 Hogan Cook Zezoff Ceorgeff Cro e Jenk ns Metcalf Row 3 Mr Seaman coach Johann gme er Dore Ra nes Dolosc Dak Cottress Sabo Baseball coach lvlr Harris has the following lettermen returning this season Captain Ceorgeff Hogan Metcalf Johanniegmeier Portell Cook C-rove Jenkins and Wright Tennis coach Mr Jackson gives the following statistics for the past few years in tennis 1950 51 195152 1952 53 Won lO Won 8 Won 6 Lost O Lost 2 Lost 5 Conference Champs Conference Champs District Champs Golf according to Mr Scott has not been too active at Granite High because of a lack of facilities however several matches are planned for this season Following are the schedules for baseball and tennis. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. 30 May 3 May 5 May 7 BASEBALL Bethalto E. St. Louis Collinsville Edwardsville Alton Belleville Edwardsville Belleville Wood River Collinsville E. St. Louis Highland lvlay 7-15 District and Sub-District 14-I5 State l7-2l Sectional 27-29 State Nov. Apr. Apr. Apr, Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. 27 Apr,28 lvlay l May 3 May 5 TENNIS E. St. Louis E. St. Louis Collinsville Wood River Edwardsville Belleville Roxana Wood River Edwardsville Belleville Dist. lBellevillel Collinsville Roxana will 0 HIGH to . 1 if 7, -4 18, me 94, ' V! - fr vt 0 A u I, . ., 5, f R. fb A 1 i if Seated Coffay Boswell Standing Boyle Prewett Nemeth Humphreys Segedy Morelan Koen g and Lahr Editor ...,......,,..A Business Manager .............,...,.... Publicity Manager ........,.........,... Layout Manager Art Manager ....e....,.......,e.,.......... Circulation Manager .......,........... Photography .....,......................... Carla Coftay .Gerry Boswell Earlene Paul Helen Roseman Harry Segedy Marilyn Koenig Don Coleman Assistants Elaine Nemeth Mary Ann Wiehardt Pauleen Dombrosky Ann Mitchell Shirley Veizer, Donna Reisinger June Pren- gel, Pat Fedorchak, Joann Baysden Joann Kries Carol Bozarth, Shirley Morelan, Marlene Venorsky, Audrey Casparovic, Loretta Boyle, George Humphreys, Jo Elaine Pero, Marlene Beck. W RRIOR STAFF P-sjbllqjt, stunts were one jjhast- ff the job that faced tre staff lt proved To be fun as well as jnterestung Publucjty occupjed the early Part of the fall semester as V' T Q VS olanncd and presented ad vertlslng stunts to the stu dent bOdy The Warroor Staff ts composed of volunteer members of the Junlo and Sensor Classes under the able djrectjon of Mr Youngberg tunued throughout the school year The lrght could be seen burnjng nn the staff room almost every njght after school A great deal of tjme and energy was devoted to the project by all members of the staff and thelr workers Work was djvjded between layout art typnng publlclty bookkeepjng and cjrcu Iatlon Although the productuon of the book Involved hard work there were many moments of fun and enjoyment All the workers on the Warrior hope that the student body wjll enjoy the book as they have enjoyed bnngjng tt to you We hope you wtll have a desure as we do to have the Warrjor contunue through the comung school years l vt, k- on the staff r V Work on the yearbook was started late un the summer months and conf NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Rowl Brumlcy lvlctlctt Kreng Fedorchak Venorsky Bull Row 2 Beck Lentz Cofluy Dombroslsy Stallngs Bcscman The Cranlte Cnty Chapter ot the Natlonal Honor Society of Secondary Schools was or ganuzed last year for students outstandlng In Scholarshnp Leadershup Character and Servlce Present members are Marlene Beck Sarah Brurnley Carla Coftay Barbara Bull Paulxne Dombroslqy Pat Fedorchak Marilyn Koenlg Sharon Lentz Lulluan Mctlott Helen Roseman Joan Stallings Marlene Venorsky Bull Holton Herb lsaacs Phal Dressel Delores Stromlund Jack Dyer Beverly Logan Shnrley Lee Darlene Kaseberg Carol Rlckert June Enos Pattl Hutchnnson Sonya Kellam Shlrley Morelan lvlary Lou Chapman Rlchard West Students entenng the local chapter must have an average ot B or better Fave percent ot the top yunuor class IS admntted another fave percent when they are low sensors and tlve percent more when they are top senuors Two faculty commlttees supervlse the National Honor Socuety chapter They are the Sponsorlng Comrnuttee and the Selectnng Commuttee Mass Towery lS the Chanrman of the Sponsoring Commuttee other members being Mlss Beard and Mr Youngberg The Sponsor :ng Commnttee also serves on the Selectung Cornmlttee along with Mr Johnson or Mr Mc Cauley lvlr Jackson lvlnss Hetty Pzck and the Deans of the Top Junuor Low Senlor and Top Senior Classes Z ' 1 S 3 1 , , , , : , , Q . l 9 l y . 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HY WORLD STAFF Seated E Jinco A Jtnco Pulcuc Celsunger Dyer CNeul Dressel Ftter Wucldows Standing Rowl Wuclfmwn Pwul Young Hartzel Wullaredt McRaven Betrux Srnuth Wulluamg Sprwg car Row2 Bcursaw Bruggs Tayloe Frohardt Carun Telken Phelps Holton The Cranute Hugh World us the school newspaper publushed fourteen turnes a year Headung uts staff arc Jack Dyer and Barbara O Neul the two top edutors and Jum Telken the top photographer who has taken all the press puctures thus year and has helped un devel opung those for the yearbook lvluss Dorothy Morgan us the sponsor The newspaper staff us selected from the advanced uournalusm class of 36 students Outstandung reporters are pledged to uull and Scroll an lnternatuonal organuzatuon for your nalusts To be eluguble you must have 75 unches publushed and be at least a low lunuor Among thc prouccts sponsored by the World thus year are a trup to the Globe Democrat Buuldung the sellung of scnuor name cards a pucnuc at Pere Marquette State Park un the Sprung the Quull and Scroll Banquet and the Quull and Scroll tea STUDENT COUNCIL Rowl lsaacs Ceorgeff Jenkins Dombrosky Dressel Simon Wilkinson Celsinger Hutchin son Wadlow Row2 Burton Janco Johnson Cosney Ogden Mitchell Boyle S Kleinschrnidt Florbeade Smalley Bucatch Row3 Howell Sturman Seiter Knufinke Logan Arnovitz Huff l-lochuli Beck Nletloff Bozarth Cottrell Row 4 Ri e Brown McDonald Chapman Hurry Cox Buenger Rosernan Lentz Sewing lSponsorl Parizon Row 5 E Kleinschmidt K John scn Bledsoe Skinner West Jones Sabo Fitter Dameron Marcus Wright Whitsell Cordon King Campbell Roberts The Student Council which is the student government meets every Tuesday In Room 207 to discuss important school questions During the course of a year the council performs many duties for the students ot Granite l-ligh Some of the activities that it sponsors are orientation day the selling of school pencils careers day all school party selling candy after school spectator busses to basketball and football games and dancing in the rec room For the past year the officers have been President Pauleen Dombrosky First Vice President Phil Dressel Second Vice President Norman Jenkins Secretary Eleanor Simon Sergeants of Arms Ed Ceorgeff and Wayne King Parliarnentarians l-lerh Isaacs and Lyle Howell Since the student council was originated in I933 Miss Grace Sewing has been its untiring sponsor, The main project of the student council this year was the cleanaup cam- paign. Everyone in the school participated in this project. 'lr tk--m si '-up Pauleen Dombrosky Student Council President conducts a regular meeting of the or ganization lt looks like im portant business is on their slate Representatives seem to be in deep thought During their meetings many issues of benefit to the students and the school are discussed and decided A dance given by the Stu- dent Council is one ot their projects which they under- take each year, The funds received from this dance were donated to the Na- tional Honor Society. The representatives from all classes attend regularly scheduled meetings under the sponsorship of Miss Sew- ing. ll -gs BAND I l Q i l V 4 i 3 L a J . 4 1 B Flat Clarinefs Norbert Michel Patricia Mega Janet Meng Allen l-'lolfzcher Ruth Nieperf Dean Harrell Phyllis Phelps Ruth Williams JoAnn l-larshbarger James Lindsay Judy Fernandez George Hess Nedra Hillman Dick Tesson Ronald Ellis 'William Long Nola Bridges Yvonne Frazier Baritone Saxophone Eugene Wal lace Tenor Saxophones Peggy Ganham Ralph Graycraff Bass Saxophone Pafricla Cox Drums Lucille Berry Gonnle Bradford Jerry Brown Jim Johnson Bill Koenig French Horns Shirley Lee Joyce Garrard Miriam Merz Beverly Jones Mary Ann Lybarger Linda Treadway Barbara Ryan Bassoons Barbara Bull Loretta Ridings Margaret Selph Peggy Wallace Malorettes Shirley Lee Joyce Garrard Phyllis Phelps Ruth Niepert Baritones George l-loltzscher June Nighfwine Larry Grammer Richard Coulson Tubas Gene Reinhardt Tom Daniel Bob Gobble Wayne Rice 3 sm. , y 5 if ,i X' g K fn--N... My .--A Bass Clarinets Jacqueline Myers Shirley O'Neil Janet Ridings Nancy Coleman Alto Saxophones Harry Wade Arthur LaVelle Dillard Misselhorn Linda Shelton Oboes Yvonne Flader Charlotte Burton String Bass Shirley Montgomery Millie Montgomery Shirley Vaughn Tympani Frank Arbeiter Drum Major Cieorge Holtzscher Cornets David Riddle David Sinnett Bruce Meek Ronald Beeler Ted Moske Roy Graham Wayne Atkins Don Stagner Wayne Watkins John Utz Trombones Bob Anderson Dennis McCann Bob Key Rhoda DeRousse Bill Jeffers Bill Jarrard Flufes Mary Lou Chapman Carol Nesbitt Joyce l-leil Marjorie Misselhorn Betty Freeman Martha Parker Alto Clarinets Marilyn Hogan Marie Wheatley Not in picture Conductor Louis E. Meek J Carrard P Phelps C Holtzscher S Lee R Nucpert When asked how he thought band un hugh school helps students after they graduate Mr Louus Meek band unstructor replued They get a socual lute that they would muss uf they dudn t belong to some club Of course l m not tryung to make professuonal musucuans out of them but l want to guve them a better understanding of musuc The band beung one of Cranute Hugh s most actuve organuzatuons plays at all of the football games basketball games and plays They also compete un dustruct and state musuc contests Each Sprung the band goes on an annual tour durung whuch they guve concerts at several hugh schools un dutferent cutues Last sprung theur tour took them to Mt Vernon lllunous and Nashvulle Tennessee The band rauses money for these tours by guvung a serues of concerts at thus school At the present tume there are approxumately nunety students un the sen uor band tufteeru of whuch wull graduate un June u u . , . , . , . , . . . . . ,, . . . . . u u - u u . . -u . . . 1 . . , , . A u - u - , . Row l Orris Allen, Wilkinson. Williams Keel Row 2: Shanta, Wood, Schiller Weber Justice, Thomas Row 3: Bloodworth Williams, Zentgratt, D, Pick iSponsor Prehn Longwich, Bailey F.H.A. X ,MQ wil il One of the hardest working organizations in the school is the F. H, A. The Future l-lomemakers ot America are present at nearly every basketball and tootball game selling refreshments. Thy also help the school by assisting in the clean-up campaigns and other such activities, The F. l-l, A. is also responsible for the Senior Tea served to graduating senior girls and they serve banquets whenever asked to do so, This group is a national organization tor home economics students. The enrollment is limited to only forty members, Each year there are rallies and pilgrimages for the girls to attend. Members are kept busy with the many projects planned for the year. The girls are well versed in all branches ot homemaking, including cooking and sewing, One sentence in the F. l-l. A. creed sums up the feeling ot the girls completely, We face the future with warm courage and high hopes. 4-x 42 L- QQ: 'J VOCAL MUSIC ntk The vocal musIc groups make several publIc ap pearances dunng the year tor VBVIOUS organIzatIons In CranIte CIty Our Chnstmas Concerts Include an assembly and a Sunday afternoon Concert whIch Include Advanced MIxed Chorus and VOICC Class Advanced lVllXCd Chorus sIngs for lVlId WInter and SprIng Baccalaureate SCFVICCS The Operetta IS an annual attaIr wIth the ad vanced MIxed Chorus and other selected members performmg Our Choral FestIval made of Hugh Schools In the Southwestern lllInoIs area meet each year In a selected town and perform under the dIrectIon of a well known Conductor ot Choral MusIc There are over one thousand stu dents partIcIpatIng ID fhIS program A very Important part of theIr Choral program IS the AccompanIst lvlanan Henley a senIor has been the AccompanIst for the Advanced group tor 3 years Norma MIlton has been the AccompanIst for Boys Clee Club Cantando and MIxed Chorus for 3 years Carol Ehlert has been accompanIst tor Cantando tor one and one halt years Nancy Sowell and Julua Temple have also served as accompanIsts FIfteen deservIng students have been gIven ComplImentary TICKETS for each CommunIty Concert whIch IS a new CIVIC organtzahon brIngIng to us some of the outstandIng musIcIans ot our country Also awards are gIven to deservIng students for partIcIpatIon In each of these groups PINS are gIven out Ofhcers are elected for Advanced MIxed Chorus Cantando and 7th hour MIxed Chorus A C-lee Club Award IS usually gIven to an outstandIng person In each graduatmg class The June Ctraduatung Class ot 53 awarded the honor to Donna Hawks The January Craduatlng Class ot S4 had no member FECGIV tng the Ctlee Club award but Dorothy McCosky was recognIzed for outstand mg work Operetta Cast I J Seated Berry Burton Standmg Henley Talley WIlIs Stokley Strehle Damond Beck Roseman Nlr SII N INN H' I ' 1 C 1 , J 3 ,V '- 4 , a g W I I If ', ! 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JUNIOR RED CROSS Row 1 Schn pper Pauly McR1yen Thomas Wldclows Row 2 Mrss Ca llch Boyle Mehl Nemcth Wll cr Eater Long, Nochctf J Orwm R Or m Row 3 Ogle Houston Frohardt Vwflllaredt The Junnor Red Cross ot Crannte l-lugh carrues on various actuvutues throughout the year Including helping the regular Red Cross ID nts drlves members assusted after the Lrncoln Place ture drsaster Ccott Field patients receuyed complete party decoratlons and were entertwrnd by a Chnstmas quartet The councll conducted theur annual membershup druve and assisted the adults wuth thenr drnve Phil Frohardt Carole Long Don McRaven and Margaret Thomas vlsnted the Mt Vernon and Lnncoln Chuldren s Homes to vvhuch Chrustmas gutts were sent and also vrsnted the Maryyrlle l-lome Last summer Margaret Thomas Jon Lostutter and Darlene Wullaredt were representatuves at Druce Lake Camp near Waukegan The coolues usually baked at Chrustmas by the foods classes became the Easter progect thus year Under the capable supervnsuon ot Mnss Edna Carllch the Junior Red Cross teacher sponsor and Mr Harold Thomas Tn Cnty Chapter Chairman the Junror Red Cross has carrued on a consrderable number of benefrcaal projects A number ot boys particlpated in the mock air raid last fall and some SCIENCE CLUB O Row I: lrlwiin C Hman, Murgil Hickerson. Kuenkler, Dcatherage Row Z: Raeder, Smith, Cooper. Hamlet. M ss Fisliir 'il7Ofi'if'V', McClure, Hurocy Marcus Row 3: Wcrths, Day, Buttlir, l-letnc-r, Brinkhott, Crarnmer. Long. Jamgi r The Science Club is an organization whose aim is to create a greater interest in one world today. The club began about tive years ago, and has grown rapidly The possibilities of this club appear to be unlimited. To become a member ot this club, an individual must make SO points a semester, and 40 points a semester to remain a member. lt a member makes 75 points in one semester he is awarded a pin. It he continues to make 75 for tour semesters, he is permitted to keep it, Those who are receiving their pins this semester are1 Ralph Beedle, Larry C-rammer, lvlaric l-lickerson, Ciuy Cooper, Joyce Deatherage, Jerry Hamlet, David Jaeger, Richard Marcus, Bill Long, and John Raeder. The Science Club is a fairly active club with varied interests. This year the members visited Saint Louis University, and are planning another field trip to an observatory where they plan to examine a telescope, They are now working on their projects tor the Science Fair, held annually in St Louis. Originally the club consisted ot five groups, but the different branches have consolis dated and have formed one main club, lt consists ot about 30 members This year the club officers are Larry Crammer, Presidentg Richard Marcus, Vice-Presb dent, and Richard Brinkott, Secretary-Treasurer. Camera Club Row I: Marcus, Braundmier, Hickeison, Craham, Row 2: Chism. Mr, Cox lsponsori, Long, Uhercik 5,1 -',Ia,'1 X CHEERLEADERS GiG Gig' Victory, Victory, Granite High! Mr, Touchdown Dance Schubert, Seiter, Karen Roberts, Holzinger, Wilson, Karol Roberts, Powderly, Lybarger, Sfandmg J hn on Barclay Lentz Suthng Fossueck Beck Ogden Sfmon Mutchell Rugsby For the turst tume un the hustory ot Cranute Hugh nune cheerleaders tulled the senuor squad unstead ot the usual eught The reason tor thus was that all of the uncomune uunuors had done an equally tune uob and ut was umpossuble to exclude any one person The senuor squad us composed of eught gurls who were uunuor cheerleaders last year and theur captaun Marlene Beck who has served as a senuor cheer leader for two years The uunuor squad consusts ot eught cheerleaders and theur captaun us Susan Seuter As a money makung prouect the seventeen gurls gave two dances, the All Sports Dance held at the begunnung ot the tall semester and theur annual Mr Touchdown Dance at the close of the football season at whuch the toot ball team was honored They also decorated forthe athletuc banquet Thus year tuve ot the senuor squaws wull graduate They are Ray Barclay Capt Marlene Beck Sharon Lentz Ann lvlutchell and Pattu Rugsby All wull leave theur new red and black shurts to the uunuors who wuth the remaunung senuors wull carry on next year The cheerleaders would luke to extend theur most suncere apprecuatuon to theur sponsor lvluss Ruggun g . Masque G Gavel 'Row I: Enos, Dornbrosky, Chase, Boyer, Koenig, Fedorchak, Lentz Logan, Batson, Barclay, Coffay, Van Zant. Row Z: Miss Blackburn sponsor, Stallings, Kaseburg, McKinnon, l-lenley, Mitchell, Beck Janco, Metloff, E. Barr, L, Barr, Santagato, Row 3: Breyer, Wadlow Dressel, Fitter, Simon, Roseman, Bozarth, Stromlund, King, lsaacs Holton, Theis. The Speech Department under the direction of Miss Mary Blackburn and Mr, George Demos has a very active program. Students from all classes take part, The freshmen who so desire may enroll in Childrens Theater, and if they show talent and interest, may continue in the advanced classes. All academic students take speech or English 5 in their junior year. ln the fall of the year the advanced speech department chooses a play to be given on l-lomecoming week, After the play has been cast, each class in the department gives a skit in the play. ln addition to this, they make posters, sell tickets, and reserve them. Another part is class skits which are written and directed by students from Masque and Gavel. After the Homecoming play, the department starts a unit on interpre- tation, This consists of cuttings from books and plays, They also may give orations, original orations, extemporaneous speaking, verse reading, debate, and radio. The best from each field are chosen and are entered in contests with other schools and in our district speech contest. lf they win, they go on to the sectional and State contests. The speech honor society is Masque and Gavel. To be eligible you must be a top junior. Then your name is sent to the teachers you had the last two semesters and they vote on your oral work in class. Finally candidates must be accepted by the members. Masque and C-avel takes a trip in the spring to a place which the members choose and the speech department stands most of the expenses of the trip. Vs- Q Q . fi 9 I xr Debate Standing: R, Holton, Cebauer, Dressel, Kang. Sitting: W, Holton, Berry, Slate, Rouland. 'ff Row l:Van Zanf, Simon, Miss Esckhen, Casparovic, Row 2: Fitter, Henley, Santagato, E, Barr Sfromlund, L. Barr. Row 3: Logan, Bozarth, Breyer, Dombrosky, Isaacs, Dressel. LETTERMEN'S CLUB Row I Schroeder Humphreys Isaacs Ceorgeft Portell Jackslna Hnnttrscr Howcll Pound Row 2 West Kurchner Lester Gorman Cottrell Crnder Grove Race Grady Wnegand Row 3 Rausmussen sponsor Cook Dutchnk Dressel Kralnovuch Zezotl Runs Landman Bozarth Wnckman Jones Ruppel Duckworth Oplch Hall Houston Row 4 Jolunnlgmencr Hefner Polley Matoesuan Sherman Chulders Cuvar Metcalf Hogan Conrmux Cruen Wrllareclt Kelly Theus Nlcllaven letuc club of Cranute Hugh There are 68 members of thus organuzatxon ten of whom are sports managers The presndent ns Edward Ceorgeft Robert Portell IS the vuce president secretary treasurer ns Herb Isaacs and the sergeant of arms rs LeRoy Jacksma Craduatung Lettermen In the past the lettermen have sold football programs refreshments and on December l2 l953 they had theur annual Shoe Shane Day All of these actuvutnes help to buuld up the treasury of the club Wuth the money they have they untend to replace some of the equipment that has worn out The whole purpose of the club ns to set better examples for the rest of the boys sand Mr Rausmussen Good Spunt and Good Sportsmanshrp ns the motto of the club and vice president Bob Portell sand each boy ns luvnng up to the motto as best he knows how The Lettermen's Club is the ath- LEADERSHIP Adv Leadership Row I: Wagner Schubert, Batson Harley, Kaseburg edt, Row 2: Past Marcum. Cavins O'Neil, Collette ney, Juda, Odell Baysden Row 3 ' Strumlund, Atch- f ley, Paul, SQuir9S King, Jones, Ehlert Bozarth, Seal, Blev ins, Carson The goal of the advanced leadership club is to give the girls an opportunity to learn something about working with groups of people and to offer leadership services to the school and community. To get into Advanced Leadership a girl must have a B average in P. E. and a C average in other subjects. She must belong to beginning leadership one semester and possess the qualities of a leader, She must be a leader in her own way in school activities. The group meets the fourth hour under the direction of Miss Kerch. In the meetings they have studies, game rules, the psychology of getting along with people and planning the year projects. Every Monday a business meeting is conducted with Darlene Schubert, Presidentg Fran Waggoner, Vice-Presidentg Lucretia Cosney, Secretaryg Carol Ehlert, Treasurerg Sandy Juda, Sergeant at Arms. The group attend different sport activities and give a party for the beginning leadership group. Under the direction of Miss Mitchell the Junior Leadership Club is trained for advanced lead- ership They are expected to plan, to accept responsibilities, and especially to lead others. The club has to have one social event and one money making project a semester. Hutchison, Willar- Mehl, Spinlfs. Cos- G.A.A.. The Girls' Athletic Association is a national organization that fosters good health and interest in athletics and the outdoors. The largest club in Granite High, it boasts of about ZOO members and initiates about 80 new members each year. lt is sponsored by Miss Kerch, Miss Mitchell, and Miss McBride. lt offers an all around program of athletics, balanced with a well-planned social program. GAA is run by a governing board of managers of all the sports, and managers of May Day. May Day is the means by which the girls support GAA. The members of GAA pay no dues. The awards and all the trips that are taken by various groups are paid for by May Day. lt is a variety show, put on by the various groups in GAA, and the girls' P. E. classes. The highlight of May Day is the crowning of the May Queen. The Queen is a member of the top senior class and is voted on by the entire student body. During the course of the year GAA gives several social events. Each semester it gives a Freshman Party to welcome new students to GAA. It pre- sents a Mother and Daughter Banquet in the winter, where awards are given. new officers announced and new members initiated, In the spring the girls put on a Reversal. This is one time things are entirely reversed, The girl must ask the boy and must give him a home-made corsage. Each spring a picnic is held and again awards are presented. lor, Moody, Serfas, Aubrey Burch, Judd, Gan, Pensoneau Garey Row 2: Seifried, Lesac 1 , c , Y, son, Lexow, Monlsen, Stork Moore, Christian, Strotheide Row 3: Blaylock, Moore, Ortiz Edwards, Glutts, Gelsinger Hicks, Batson. Segedy. O'Neil man, Papp Freshmen Row I: Blevins, Sansouci, Tel- l-lxrrison Grace Gre Hicker- Veach,Biorl1man,Evans,,Marsh- SPANISH CLUB Row Izlones, Meng, Selph, Theis, Chase, Parker, Buente, Arno- vitz, Lorentz Row 2: Oram, Nightwine, Canham, Phelps, Stoll West, Nocheff Row 3: Hicks, Schinderwolf, Kinclle, Abenroth, Cox, Lombardi, Miss Beard, Sponsor, Row 4: Moske, Reber, Sherman, Irvin, Harris, Astorian. Row 5: Houston, Boston Uhercik, Tarlas, Brown, Hudson, Arbeiter, Brinkhoff. EL PASATIEMPO Que is El Pasatiernpo? El Pastiempo is un club espanol. What's that? Well, haven't you guessed? lt's the Spanish Club, El Pasatiempo, El Pasa- tiempo is composed of the entire Spanish 3 and 4 classes. Celebrating Spanish and Mexican customs and holidays in a south-of- the-border way, is the chief aim of this club. Leading both classes are Presi- dent, Becky Chase and Vice-President, Barbara Buenteg Secretary, Sandra Hol- zinger, and Eleanor Arnovitz, Treasurer. The annual Chili Supper, a gay fiesta having a Spanish setting with Mexi- can costumes, dances and food, is held on April l4th in honor of Pan-Arneri- can Day. All Spanish students attend this affair, Miss Margaret Beard, the Spanish instructor, sponsors El Pasatiempo. The Spanish 4 class, having a completely different set of officers, also participates in the same El Pasatiempo programs. However, the El Pasatiempo 4 is more advanced, and the officers are Margaret Selph, President, Janet Meng, Vice-President, Robert Lorentz, Secretary, and Jerry Jones, Treasurer, SENIOR CLAS S PLAY Seated: Janco Standing: Morelan, Lowell, Buenger, Mcflosky, l-loltzscher, lvletloff, Mom- phard, Ruppel, The January Class ot '54 presented the play, Years Ago to a capacity audience, The play is the lite story ot Ruth Cordon, a New York actress who has starred in many Broadway successes. The part of Ruth Cordon was played by Anna Mae Janco, her father, George l-loltzscher, and her mother, Lillian Metlotf. Numerous other characters added to the success of the play. The custom of the production of a play by every top senior class has continued through many school years, and each semester the student body looks to the graduating class in expectancy of the production. The plays are under the direction ot Miss Mary Blackburn of the Speech Department. 'ww HOMECOMIN One of the high spots in the school year at Cranite High is Homecoming sponsored by the Speech Depart- ment under the direction of Miss Blackburn, Homecom- ing this year lasted from October 5-9. Its festivities included the play, skits, souvenirs, a bonfire, cake con- test, a dance, and the Homecoming game. Preparations for this gala event were started in early September. This year's play liWhat a Life a comedy by Leonard Goldsmith, was the original story of Henry Aldrich. Henry was played by Floyd Price, his girl friend, Eleanor Simong his mother, Sue Kleinschmidtg and his rival, Les Stokely. Others in the cast were: Herb lsaacs, Becky Chase, Don Coleman, Helen Roseman, Marlene Beck, Phil Frohardt, Dorothy Keel, Bill Holton, and Lorraine Barr. A capacity crowd of about 2200 witnessed its produc- tion. The presentation of specialty numbers between acts and the awarding of attendance prizes donated by merchants added highlights to the show. The final spot being added by the crowning of the l953 Homecoming Queen. Each class presented skits which were written by members of Masque and Cavel and the winning skit was awarded a trip to the American Theater, A parade and bonfire were also staged, Students marched behind their class floats and candidates for the Homecoming Queen also rode in the parade on a special float. Posters and parades, speeches, an assembly, an- nouncements, and the selling of the Henry Aldrich- Barbara Pearson souvenir hats spread wide the coming events. An added highlight to the week's events was the Homecoming football game with DeAndreis and the dance given by the Speech Department following it, Credit should also be extended to the Art Depart- ment for their untiring work on the stage settings. E k ,-1, ill- -4, .... Q qi ,1 v' 7 rg 1 1 9 ,s 'Q' miniva- qga ' , 'Gil . 1 'S N-Q ol X i, I Ea HOMECOMINC QUEEN AND HER COURT Lvnda Wnlklrwson Armw Mm Jmco Pitt: Hufdwxsorw 3 if wwe 1 s r V. M. . , gg MAY DAY Certainly of the greatest participation of all CCHS events is the May Day festival. This annual physical education demonstration sponsored by the CAA is one of the most eagerly awaited events of the year. Th planning starts early in February, and every girl is eligible to participate in the planning and the mak- ing of the May Day. Janet Cruen, May Queen of l953. and her at- tendants, Mary Castillo, and Norma Knobeloch ruled over the court ot top senior girls clad in formal attire. For the amusement of the Court the enchanting stories ot the Arabian Nights were told with dancing, singing, mystic lights, strange character and folk dances from faraway lands, and gay and unusual cos- tumes. A crowd of about 2,600 filled the auditorium. Costuming is kept as simple as possible, but it is varied and colorful, Miss Barbara Kerch was the sponsor ot the May Day of l953, and Miss Dorothy Mitchell led the l954 May Day. 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