Green Valley High School - Green Lantern Yearbook (Green Valley, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1947 volume:

GREEN LANTERN 1947 THE YEARBOOK OF GREEN VALLEY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL EDFTOR.......... STAFF LITERARY EDITORS. . . ALUMNI EDITORS. . . . BUSINESS MANAGER SPORTS EDITORS. . . SENIOR EDITORS . . ACTIVITY EDITORS , . , SNAPSHOT EDITORS SCHOOL CALENDAR VOLUIVIE X EARNEST CHITWOOD EVELYN PARR MARVIN KEMPER SHIRLEY DRAKE GRACE I-IUTTON ROBERT SLOTER DONALD BAYSINGER LOUIS THOMAS JOE BUSSONE BETTY s'roU'r JOSEPHINE BURNS THE! -MA KNAAK GLENN RIPPER BETHEL WAGNER. EARL HAMANN DALE DRAKE DICATI W WE, THE STAFF OF '47, WISH TO DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL TO THOSE-MEN, WHO AS IWENIBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, SERVE THE PUBLIC AND ,THE STUDENTS OF THIS COMMUNITY FAITHFULLY AND WELL., WITHOUT CONIPENSATION OF ANY KIND, EXCEPT WORDS OF APPRECIATION FOR THEIR SERVICES. X FACULTY F .IP-M55 BUSSONE HARRY KOCH J- A. JONES--Principal EUELL LIHDSEY Mathematica, P. E. Saiagga comm,,e. wmenb-ug cones.--A. B. ha. cnun Gallop--A.B. Sv- 111- SMI Nvfmll Ill. State Normal U. Teachers College--B.Ed State U. ot lava--A.M.A 1 ,... P -' , , :.x, , ,' i.. ,Q ,,, . , 'wz JOYCE CASWELI- EUNICE DEFFENBAUGP SUS lunge -... B, fig, Social Schuco, Pe, English Bradley U.-1941 U. of I11.---B. A East Ky. State Teachers College--A.B. Goluunbh U.--A.M. DONALD BOWLBY---President HAROLD CORLELL BRYAN UR ISH--Secretary FRED LAEEKER 5 N10 R S .W ,D jeo,+e.+Yo.eo 7. A- -of--hw---have -'H N , 105275 Qfuon' Gffg' Huff' Donald Bnyolngor 108 U 25618 uIk.n P uHlPP'Y'l9'1'l5kY- Th'7 ud of 5 tm!! It'l hud to nr ue Fnir ond free, well done 'in to have 'nh I 'mu' no ' Nothing there is doll' if- ' Thnt bothers me. Shirley Drake sunny A PNWY sirl. '1My spirit is :leaping Bnt il'n.ot dead. Glenn Ripper umpul Ask questions and get who. Earl Hnmnrm I lE.r1l I A gallon ol gnu, Four good tires, What more could l uk? Nothing but more gn. ' Josephine Burns lljoll Her friend: are many, her enemies, few. Dale Drake llbukell What one thought can thin, mother thought can mend. A Q-.3!:V Y M --.iw . Bohy Stout Evelyn Parr nan. -0 Robert Slots! ' A Ly,m A laugh ll worth n N H5250 Power dwolll wma hundred groans, in my wh! 'll 3 f5'Y lu 5' eheeriulneuf' market. contented like me 7 I Bethel Wagner ' Louis Thomns NDUCYYW Look Sho smiles on many. I slull alt down now, JU' for fill. but the tim: will enum Alla YC' her hffft when you will hear me. .ll lu fo' ol'- Mnrvin Kemper ngK.!np0C All grant mon dh young, and I don't Tholmn Knaak l'-rl:ot Chttwood Th01ml Dirk px-.gn loguyg Honey cntchn more blnmo softly. Iliol tha vinegar, H but who wants to feel no good ngyloli. - catch em anyway. - A-1 - gfl' und 'HW 1 A hihni in1 ' :Iii '2'fl1wi r 1-1' Wi WHO'S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS Baysinger, Donald Eugene: Born, Pekin, Illinois, August 10, 1928, Parents, Fred and 'Henrietta QHend1-icksl Baysinger, Number of sisters, 5, brothers, 3, Education, Green Valley Grade, 7 years, Washington junior High, 1 year, Green Valley High, 4 years, Future ambition, electrician, Hobbies, any sport. Activities: Baseball 1, fletteredj Z,3,4. Green Lantern 4. Basketball 1, fletteredj 2,3,4. junior play. Track 1, Qletteredj Z,3,4. Senior play. Burns, Josephine Marie: Born, Green Valley, Illinois, November 4, 1928, Parents, Donald and Margaret 1FlairtyS Burns, Education, Meixell Grade, 4 years, Nlalone Grade, 4 years, Green Valley High, 4 years, Future ambition, stenographer, Hobby, reading. Activities: Glee Club l,2,3,4. Gee Vee See l,4. Green Lantern 4. junior play. Office 4. Senior play. G. A. A. l,Z,3,4. Bussone, loseph Louis: Born, Panama, I1linois,june 1, 1929, Parents, james and Rosina lTinorf Bussone, Number of sisters 1, Education, Green Valley Grade, 8 years, Green Valley High, 4 years, Future ambition, engineer, Hobbies, bowling and hunting. Activities: Baseball lletteredj l,2,3,4. Gee Vee See l,2,3,4. Basketball fletteredj l,2,3,4. Glee Club 2,3,4. Track fletteredj l,2,3,4. ' Green Lantern 4. Class Officer 4-President junior play. Senior play. .Office 4. Chitwood, Ernest Richard: Born, Delavan, Illinois, August 10, 1928, Parents, Ernest and Anna fDanielsl Chitwood, Number of sisters, Z, Education, Sand Burr, 8 years, Green vane, High, 4- years, Future ambition, undecided, Hobbies, hunting. Activities: Baseball 1,2,3,Qletteredj 4. Student Council 4. .Basketball Z,3. Gee Vee See 3,4. Track 3,4. Green Lantern Editor 4. Class 'Officer 3-President Glee Club 3,4. Library 4. Glee Club 3, 4. junior play. Senior play. Drake, Dale Lorraine: Born, Pekin, Illinois, March ZZ, 1929, Parents, Wilbert and Bernie: ZCowserS Drake.'. Number of sisters, 1, Education, Green Valley Grade, 8 years, Green Valley High, 4 years, Future ambition, factory job, Hobbies, hunting and fishing. Activities: Baseball l, Qletteredj Z,3,4. Green Lantern 4. Track 2, fletteredl 1, 3,4. junior play, Student Council 2.,3,4. Senior play, Gee Vee See 4. Drake, Shirley Nlarie: Born, Green Valley, Illinois, February 25, 1929, Parents, Jonathan and Leona fForbesj Drake, Number of sisters, 5, Education, Malone Grade, 8 years, Green Who's Who In The Senior Class fContinuedj Valley High, 4- years, Future ambition, stenographerg Hobby, collecting pictures. Activities: G.A.A. 1,Z,3,4. Glee Club 1,2,3,4. junior play. Senior play. U Hamann, Earl William: Born, Green Valley, Illinois, May 9, 1929: Parents, Albert and Anna fRipperf Hamann: Number of brothers, 4, sisters, 2,5 Education, Sand Burr, . 8 years. Green Valley High, 4 years: Future ambition, navy: Hobbies, bowling and swimming. Activities: Baseball 1. Green Lantern 4. Basketball 4. junior play. Track 2.4. Senior play. Hutton, Grace Arlene: Born, Green Valley, Illinois, September 16, 19Z'l5 Parents, Lloyd and Cora lChase5 Hutton: Number of brothers, Z, sisters, lg Education, Green Valley Grade, 8 years, Green Valley High, 4' years: Future ambition, undecided: Hobby, good music. Activities: G. A. A. 1,2,3,4. junior play. Glee Club l,Z,3,4. Green Lantern 4. Gee Vee See Z,3. Kemper, Marvin Eugene: Born, Decatur, Illinois, March 3, 1929: Parents, Edgar and Opal llviorrisj Kemper: Number of brothers, Z, sisters, lg Future ambition, engineer: Hobbies hunting and fishing: Education, Decatur Grades, Z years, Delavan Grades, 5 years, Sturdy- van Grade, 1 year. Delavan High, 3 years, Green Valley High, 1 year- Activities: F. F. A. 1,Z,3. Baseball 3,4. Glee Club 3,4. Basketball 1,2 . Green Lantern 4. Senior play. Knaak, Thelma Louise: Born, Green Valley, Illinois, August 16, 19285 Parents, Richard and Katie Knaak: Education, Sand Burr, 8 years, Green Valley High, 4 years: Future ambition, stenographerg Hobby, reading. Activities: Glee Club l,Z,3,4. Green Lantern 4. G. A. A. 1,Z,3,4. Junior play. Gee Vee See 1.4. Senior play. Office 4. Parr, Evelyn Pearl: Born, Peoria, Illinois, july 31, 1929: Parents, Vernon and Pearl ifleyll Parr: Number of sisters, Z3 Education, Green Valley Grade, 8 years. Green Valley High, 4 years: Future ambition, office work: Hobby, comparing people. Activities: Class President Z. Gee Vee See 1,Z,3,4. Editor 4. Library l,2.,3,4. junior play. Student Council 2,3,4. President 4. Senior play. Who's Who In The Senior Class fContinuedj Ripper, Glenn Harry: Born, Pekin, Illinois, September 12, 19295 Parents, Fred and Lillian KSchumm1 Ripper, Number of brothers, 43 Education, Union School, 8 years, Pekin High, 2 years, Green Valley High, 2 years, Future ambition, United States Maritime School, Hobby, collecting Indian relics and stamps. . Activities: F.F.A. 1,2. junior play. Glee Club 4. Senior play. Green Lantern 4. Sloter, Robert Adam: Born, Green Valley, Illinois, june 5, 19285 Parents, Ben and Alvia IHoerrQ Sloter, Number of brothers, 15 Education, Green Valley Grade, 8 years, Green Valley High, 4 years: Future ambition, farmer, Hobby, hunting. Activities: Baseball fLetteredj l,2,3,4. Gee Vee See 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1 fletteredl 2,3,4. Glee Club 2,3,4. Class Officers 3-Vice president- 4- Treas. Green Lantern 4. junior play. Senior play. Stout, Be Ethel: Born, Peoria, Illinois, August 13, 1930: Parents, Elmer and Grace lB1aylockg Stout, Number of sisters, 2, brothers, lg Education, Bush College Grade, 1 year, Philadelphia Grade,3 years, Green Valley Grade, 4 years, Green Valley High, 4 years: Future ambition, teacher: Hobby, collecting poems. Activities: G. A.A. 1,2-,3,4. Office 4. Newspaper l,2,3,4. junior play. Student Council 4-Secretary Senior play. Glee Club 4. Thomas, Louis Nelson: Born,.Green Valley, Illinois, November 24, 1929: Parents, Charles and Beulah KRodgersi Thomas: Number of sisters, 3, brothers, 2: Education, Green Valley Grade, 8 years, Green Valley High, 4 years: Future ambition, mechanic, Hobby, fishing. Activities: ' Library 4. junior play. Newspaper l,2,4. Senior play. Basketball Manager 4. Green Lantern 4. Wagner, Bethel Lenora: Born, Peoria, Illinois, july 31, 1929: Parents, George and Myrtle IHa1sey1 Wagner, Number of sisters, 1, brothers, 6, Education, Sand Burr Grade, 8 years, Green Valley High, 4 years, Future ambition, Office work: Hobby, sports. Activities: G. A. A. 1,2,3,4. Pres. 4. Glee Club 4. Gee Vee See 1,3,4. Green Lantern 4. Cheer Leader 4. Junior play. Office 4. Senior play. SENIOR CLASS HIS TOR Y On September sixth, nineteen hundred and forty three, twenty-two green freshmen entered the halls of G. V. H. S. At our first class meeting we organized and elected Fonda Lahman as president, Ike Baysinger vice president, Marvin Dean as the secretary and treasurer. We chose Evelyn Parr as our student council representative, Carrie 1VIcCarrio moved away at the beginning of the year and Lyman Urish left at the end of the first year. This left twenty members in our Sophomore class. We were less bashful this year and it did not take us long to organize with Evelyn Parr as president, Dale Drake vice president, Ike Baysinger as secretary-treasurer. Our boys have been very active in athletics and the girls have been very active in school activities. We were very unfortunate in losing three members at the end of our sophomore year. They were Leonard Aldrich, Etta Forbes and Carl Waymire. The junior year was for the most of us the hardest one. The seventeen members left in our class were by now very much at home in the halls of G.V.H.S. The officers this year were elected and they were all boys with Dick Chitwood president, Bob Sloter, vice president, and Ike Baysinger, secretary-treasurer. We were told that in our junior year we were to earn enough money to provide for the Junior-Senior banquet and also to plan for it. The banquet was a lot of fun. At the start of our junior -year Vauna Morris was missing, and during the year we lost Fonda Lahman and Marvin Dean. This left fourteen students to form our Senior Class Grace Hutton and Marvin Kemper joined our class for their senior year. The class elected boys as officers again. joe Bussone, president, Ike Baysinger, vice president, Bob Sloter as secretary-treasurer. CLASS WILL. I, Marvin Kemper, bequeath my knowledge of history to Miss Deffenbaugh. I, Thelma Knaak, bequeath my ability to pop gum to Miss Gragg. I, joe Bussone, bequeath my ability to talk my way .out of trouble to Dick Watts. I, josephine Burns, bequeath my black hair to Burr Dickerson. I, Dale Drake, bequeath my curly hair to Bob Diess. ' I, Donald Ike Baysinger, bequeath my athletic ability to Bob Lyons. I, Betty Stout, bequeath my Vim, Figor and Vitality to Ray Winner. I, Louis Thomas, bequeath my sly jokes and remarks to Larry Moehn. I, Bob Sloter, bequeath my girl trouble to Donnie Hoeft. I, Shirley Drake, bequeath my quietness to jim Ary. I, Earl Hamann, bequeath my speedy driving to Orrie Woodruff, I, Grace Hutton, bequeath my ability to skip schoolhto Lewis Hamann. I, Bethel Wagner, bequeath my giggles to Bonnie Drake. I, Glenn Ripper, bequeath my ability to argue to Marlow Clauser. I, Evelyn Parr, bequeath my height to Frances Clauser. Q I, Dick Chitwood, bequeath my flivver to john Goeken. C LASS PR OPI-IECY AS the rocket ship, .in which I was riding, sped down the runaway or the Green Valley Airport, I noticed hundreds of people getting out of planes. When the ship came to a stop and I got off Ilnoticed the hude-crowdf of excited people were waiting for tazicabs. The taxis seemed to be all headed in the same direction. I became very curious, so I hailed a taxi and told the driver to follow the others. The cab stopped in front of one of the largest buildings I have ever seen. Across the front of the building, in large letters, was National Convention . I was very much surprised when the door keeper handed me a program which stated that my two old classmates of 4-7 were presidential candidates. The first speech was to be given by Thelma Knaakvwho was running for fist woman president on the Democratic ticket and the other speech was to be given by Marvin Kemperwho was running on the Republican ticket. As I read on I noticed Marvin's platform stated that if he were elected he would have one of the most famous engineers of the world, joe Bussone, construct a bridge which would span the Atlantic Ocean from London to New York. This bridge would be called the Bussone Bridge. just before the signals were given ior the speeches to be broadcast and taken to the homes by television, I saw a person hand Miss Knaak a slip of paper, The young lady lookediery familiar and Ifound, upon inquiring, that she was the famous secretary and companion of Miss Knaak. She also was a former classmate, Josephine Burns. As I was leaving the convention, I bumped into an old schoolmate, Bethel Wagner and her husband Ralph Schmitgall. They were in a hurry because they had -to catch the nine 0'cluck rocket ship to New York where upon their 'arrival they would board one of the famous honeymoon luxury liners commanded by Earl Hamann. I hailed a cab and asked the dirver if he knew of any vacancies in any hotels. He told me that he didn't know of any hotels but he knew of two men who were offering their large hunting resort as a place to stay. We drove to the north of town until we were well out in the country. We drove through one of the most beautiful forestswvhere wild game could be seen. and as we came to a stop in front of' a hush hnildins 1 Saw two familiar figures coming toijneet us. They were Dale Drake and Louis Thomas, owners of this famous hunting resort. I stayed there and before I left they told me that the old Nlackinaw river had been damned and a beautiful artificial lake had been formed on the land of their resort. They also told me that Bob Sloter had inherited a large amount of money and had a hugh cattle farm east of Green Valley. Dale told me I could find Glenn Ripper at the I-l1f01'mU-ti0I1 Building bali in the city and that people came from everywhere to seek in- formation from Glenn. They also told me ms famous secretary was Shirley Drake. As I walked out iof this building I noticed that across the street was a small but very 'stylish and modern beauty culture school operated by Grace Hutton. I walked on through the city, and across 'from the park I saw a beautifufcampus with hugh build- ings surrounding it., As I entered the main hall I met my old school pal, Betty Stout. She told me that she had been made head of the English department of that college.. She also told me that Dick Chitwood had just solved the great crime wave, as a F. B. I. agent. Betty told me that Ike Baysinger had joined the navy and while he was in the navy he went to Forestry College for four years and then he took a iob as head ranger over the Forest Rangers of Amerie... UNDER GRADS SOPHOMORES Seated: Robert Diess Darlene Nleisinger Wilma Lohnel Duane Heren Roy Dickerson Bud Schureman Helen Waymire Phyllis Drake Robert Lyons Standing: Mr. Koch Howard Harms Larry lvbehn Donald Hoeft jim Bowlby Carl Hamilton Lewis Hamann JUNIORS Seated: Donna Aldrich Delbert Ripper johnny Goeken Orrie Woodruh Ray Winner jim Ary Arletta3:llyer Standing: Nhss Gregg Marlowe Clauser Russel Crosby Donna Woodward Delbert Harms Floyd Meeker FRESHMEN Seatad: Richard Watts Joanne Zlhnyon Frances Clausen- Shirley Baysinger jim Skaggs Standing: Marjorie Schlyer Mary Lfou Hartwig Carol Luft Bonnie Drake Iviss Deifenbaugh JUNIORS School would have been very dull without the juniors to help to keep things humming. This class started to school as Freshmen with twenty members. During their Sophomore year, they lost Barbara Christie and Suzanna Shay. The class now has an enrollment of fourteen. The followin class officers were elected: Orrie Woodruff, President, Ray Winner, Vice-Presidentg john Goeken, Secretaryg jim Ary, Treasurer. The class was well represented in G.A.A., library, and all athletics. The distinguished members of the junior class on the Student Council were jim Ary, and Russel Crosby. SOPHOMORES During the summer the Sophomores turned from a dark to a light green. When Freshies they had twenty members, but they lost Harold Griffin to work, Pete Vetter to Perkin High School and Patricia Carr to Princeville High School by way of the village of Edelstein. The following class officers were elected: Burr Dickerson, Presidentg Bud Schureman, ViceiPresident5 Duane Heren, Secretary-Treasurer. The Sophomore class was well represented in G.A.A., library, and all sports. The elite members of the class on the Student Council were Duane Heren and Carl Hamilton. FRESHMEN . The Freshrnen class started out with ten members. They lost one when Marilyn Christie moved to Pekin. In the first class election the following officers were elected: Frances Clauser, President, Shirley Baysinger, Vice-President, Joanne Runyon Sec- retaryg and james Skagga, Treasurer. All of the Freshmen girls belong to the G.A.A. and they had a good representation on the honor roll each six weeks. Frances Clauser was elected a cheer-leader. Richard Watts was the only Freshman going out for sports and he played basketball, but he also did a good job of parlor sitting for a Freshman. Jim Skaggs and Richard Watts were the baseball managers last fall. An event which will stand out in the minds of the Freshmen is the day which was spent at the Hartwig sale. The class sold sandwiches, coffee, etc. l VY S7 X VV G67 QQ WAX AT H Here-Us-Holler-Hear-Us-Scream Locomotive- Locomotive G. V. LOYALTY SONG QTune: Anchors Aweigh, Fight them Green Valley Fight them G. V. We know that you can win A victory for Green Valley So roll up that score Ye Boys R011 up that score Take them right down that floor AND BEA'l EM BOYS! BEAT'EM BOYSYY RAI-if RAI-I? .QM-If Managers: Bing-Louis-Howard f4-, ,rg-f ,-'- f 'f, H Hr ig. g 1 S1 53.51 ff I 5 :gk 52 m y ,l'h A 5 I V ,'-' 2' ,V 'v ',. i'A Q th .V 'V , y I J ,,,. 'if fl, :QZ 4 A 5 A A A gi A Q Baby -In-The-High-Chair fSecond Verse, Fight them Green Valley Fight them G. V. We know that you can win A victory for Green Valley So make this a win Take them right down that floor AND BEAT'EM BOYSH BE1AT'EM BOYS' RAHf HAH: RAI-if aloe.. --I-ken Our Three Senior Letter Abu. Bob aie............ -.--Y-- .- N..-.v.v...,., .. jf? 23:33 , :f'f : .ijskgj ' , ef 'Efff W! - in ' sig., f l? if-If' '5., , '-if Z M a ' 'kafhfbiff - fa f , A P A N Bob Slater sigh? ., .q2fV:f3, :Wu 1'f. 9W .ww-V . ' A4 : WEWQLMEZS.. 4 e . 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Johnny Goekeh Burr Dickerson Dear Creek 194-6-BASEBALL- 194-6 Hornets Win Second In Tazewell County Cornbelt League The Green Valley Hornets had a successful season this year by finishing second in the Tazewell County Cornbelt League under their new coach, Harry H. Koch. Coach Koch was a star athlete and a graduate of Wittenburg College, Ohio. He was discharged from the ILS Nagy on August 31, 1946 and immediately started tutoring the Green Valley Hornets to another successful baseball season. The Hornets were successful in defeating their first five opponents, Deer Creek, Mackinaw, Delavan, Minier, and Hopedale, thus setting the stage for the championship game between Green Valley and Armington at Green Valley. The Armington Mustangs won by a score of 13 to 9, thus winning the championship. Lettermen returning were as follows: jim Ary, Carl Hamilton, joe Bussone, Roy Dickerson, Bob Sloter, Ike Baysinger, and Orrie Woodruff. Underclassmen filled in the team and of the fifteen boys on the squad, eleven won letters this year. The letter winners were as follows: Ike Baysinger, joe Bussone, Bob Sloter, Dale Drake, Dick Chitwood, johnny Goeken, jim Ary, Orrie Woodruff, Carl Hamilton, Burr Dickerson, and Duane Heren. The first five listed will not be back next year because they are members of the 194-7 graduating class. The underclassmen have the experience and the ability to carry on the Hornets' tradition of a successful baseball season. Team Armington C-' een Valley Delavan lvinier Mackinaw Hopedale Dear Creek Player Baysinger Sloter Bus sone Hamilton Drake W oodruff Heren Goeken Dicker son Ary Green Valley Green Valley Green Valley Green Valley Green Valley Green Valley Tazewell Cornbelt League W on Lo st Games Played Batting Averages G. P. Pos. Ab. H. R. 6 P313 zs 17 ' 1100 6 12 a 6 13 9 6 8 7 6 10 9 6 6 7 6 9 6 6 6 3 6 6 g 2 1 2 O l Z 3 3 4 6 lvfackinaw Delavan Minier Hopedale Armington B.Br K. 2 Z 4 3 7 3 4 1 2 Z 10 1 .Average 1.000 .833 .666 .500 .500 .333 .000 5 7 2 11 6 15 tavern e .580 .545 .54-1 .500 .4-54 .428 .391 .315 .300 .200 VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS Player Pos G.P. P.F. F.G. FTA FTMde ljrmis 'r.P. Ave. Sloter F Z4 46 106 129 77 52 289 596 Baysinger F Z7 67 87 147 64 73 238 .434- Goeken C Z7 68 67 100 4-9 51 183 4-90 Bussone G 2.7 79 102 93 54- 39 258 580 Hamilton G Z7 80 39 79 27 105 34-1 Pos. -Position G.P. -Games Played P.F. -Personal Fouls F.G. -Field Goals FTMde. -Free Throws Made FTA. -Free Throws Attempted FTMis. -Free Throws Missed T. P. -Total Points Ave. - Average 1946-BASKETBALL-1947 The Hornets opened practice in late October with twenty-one boys out as candidates for the team. Three lettermen, Bussone, Baysinger, and Sloter were among these boys. We won some games and lost some and those we lost were, in the majority of cases, very, close games. At the close of the season, letters were awarded to the following: lvianagersz Louis Thomas, Russell Crosby, and Howard Harms. Ike Baysinger, senior forward and 3 letter man. Ike was very good on pivot shots, always played with the will to win, and never gave up until the game was over. joe Bussone, senior guard and 4- letter man. joe played very well both defensively allzdrzffensively. He will be remembered for his accurate long shots, and play making a 1 1 y. p Bob Sloter, senior forward and 3 letter man. Bob's left hand was good for many . baskets, and his free throw shooting was consistently good as his ball handling. johnny Goeken, junior center. This was john.ny's first letter. He will be back next year and his height will be needed. The experience he gained this year should make him very efficient next year. Carl Hamilton, sophomore guard. This was also Carl's first letter. His ability to fight for, and hawk the ball, and tie up larger opponents with it, will come in handy next year. The following reserves will, at the end of -this year have received small G. V.'s. It is probable that from this group will come next year's team: jim Ary, jim Bowlby, Bob Diess, Roy Dickerson, Duane Heren, Floyd Meeker, Bud Schureman and Orrie Woodruff. Others on the team are, Marlowe Clauser, Lewis Hamann, Donnie Hoeft, Larry Moehn, Marion Scott and Dick Watts. Basketball 1 946- 1 94-7 Games Green Valley Delavan 4-1 Green Valley Minier Green Valley Tremont 4-9IOv15, Green Valley Hopedale Green Valley Nlackinaw 26 Green Valley San jose Green Valley Forest City 46 Green Valley Manito Green Valley Tremont 55 Green Valley Delevein Green Valley Pekin 4-5 Green Ven-eY A1'min8t0n Green Valley Manito 36fOvt1 Green Valley Minier Green Valley Morton 44- Green Valley lviackinaw Green Valley Forest City 36 Green Valley Armington Green Valley San jose 32 Green Valley Hopedale Morton Green Valley 4-5 Basketball 1946-1947 Qflontinuedj County Green Valley 32 Delavan Z3 4-th place Green Valley Z7 Morton 63 Green Valley 4-6 Washington 51 District Green Valley 72. Carlock 35 Green Valley 35 Minier 44 xst 1-tow L. to R. Bussone, Baysinger, Goeken, Slater, Harnilton, Heten, Mgr. Crosby. Znd. Row I... to R. Coach Koch, Bowlby, Dickerson, Hamann, Woodruff, lxheker, Ary, Hoeft, Mgr. Thomas. 3rd, Row L. to R. Deiu, Moehn, WIKI, Clause:-, Schxrreman, Hamann Mgr. Harms. ' Harnilton, Goeken, Baysinger, Bussoue, Coach noch, Sloter. 1946 - TRACK - 1946 Track in 1946 was well received with about twenty boys reporting forthe opening practices. After the class tournament several boys quit. About twelve boys took part in dual, triangular, quadrangular, and county meets. Of these twelve, ten were letter winners. ' The track team was successful in winning a good percentage of its track meets and placing third in the county. V Three G. V. Track Records were broken. The records broken were as follows: EVENT OL.D TIME OLD HOLDER NEW TIME NEW HOLDER 880 Z:l5.4 Bud Strawbridge 2:14-.5 Orville Meeker 4-4-0 56.7 Adam Urish 56.5 Orville Meeker 120 yd. 19 sec. Melvin Rademaker 17.3 Melvin Rademaker High Hurdles Yr. in school Name Total Points 4 Melvin Rademaker 121 4- Orville Meeker '77 4 Bob Heren Z1 3 joe Bussone 61 3 Ike Baysinger 52 3 Dale Drake ZZ 1 Pete Vetter 15 l Jim Bowlby 12 1 Carl Hamilton 3 1 Bud Schureman 2 THE TEAM Nlalvin Rademaker, a senior, and a three letter winner proved most valuable to the team as a Shot Putter, High and Low Hurdler. Mel will not be back in 1947. Orville Meeker, a senior, and a two letter winner was a good distance runner. Orville participated in the mile, 880, 4-40, and the high jump. Orville will not be back next year. Bob Heren, a senior, and a three letter winner was an all around track man having participated in about every event. Bob was dependable and will not be back in 194-7. joe Bussone, a junior, and a three letter' winner was a good weight man. joe threw the discus and shot put. He will be back in 194-7. Dale Drake, ajunior, and a two letter winner was very dependable. Dale ran the -hurdles and did the pole vault. Dale will be back in 194-7. Ike Baysinger, a junior, and a two letter winner will be back nest year. Ike ran second to lvielvin in the high hurdles and also ran the dashes and did the broad jump. jim Bowlby, a freshman, won his first letter by placing in the pole vault in the county. He will be backnnext year. Carl Hamilton, Bud Schureman, and Pete Vetter, all freshman, won their letters by placing on the Fresh-Soph. relay team in the county. 1947-TRACK-1947 Returning lettermen this year are very few. joe Bussone, Jim Bowlby, and Ike .Baysinger are the only boys returning who placed in individual events in the 194-6 Tazewell County Track Meet. Carl Hamilton and Bud Schureman won letters by being -members of the Freshman-Sophomore Relay team that placed in the county. joe Bussone, a senior, will be the leading weight man for the track team in 1947. joe placed in the shot put and discus, in the county last year. Ike Baysinger, a senior, will be the hurdler and broad jumper. Ike placed in the high hurdles in the county last year and will be expected to make good this year in several events. Jim Bowlby, a sophomore, will compete in pole vaulting. Jim placed in the county last year in the pole vault and will be in there trying to make an even better showing this year. We also have competing with us a previous letter winner, jim Ary and several un- tried boys who have evidenced an intention and a desire to participate in track this season, namely: Earl Hamann, Dick Chitwood, john Goeken, Marlowe Clauser, Lewis Hamann, Howard Harms, Larry Moehn, Louis Thomas. 'f 5 T X A IWITIES September 3. 17. 20. 24. 27. 27. October 1. 3. 8. Q. 11. 16. 30. 31. November 6. 8. ll. 15, Z0. 22. 2.6. 27. 28-29. December Z. 4. 6. 11. 14. 17. 18. 20. 20. Zl. January Z. 6. 8. 14. 15-16. 17. ZZ. Z4-. SCHOOL CALENDAR School opened. Fresliies as green as ever. Green Valley wins opening baseball game from Deer Creek. jr. 'C-lass went to Mackinaw on a Wiener roast. Baseball game with Delavan. We really beat them. Baseball game with Ivinier. Another win for us. Sophomore party, danced at school, learned a few steps. Baseball game with Hopedale. Of course we won. County Inistitute at Pekin, a day of rest. We played championship game with Armington. They won. Variety' of films in assembly. End of lst. six weeks. Report cards due today or else. Assembly meeting. As usual, a lecture on Halloween pranks. Halloween party, some queer 'looking creatures. G.V.C. published Full length movie, North Star. Posponed Senior Play, NESS Gragg was called home. Armistice Day, everyone went Hunting. We lost our opening basketball game to Delavan. Tremont defeated Green Valley in a thriller. Hornets win a victory over Mackinaw. Hornets beat Forest City, some shower. Bring those report cards back or,ninth hour. Thanksgiving vacation, no school. Green Vallby defeated Tremont.. Full length feature, Cheers for Miss Bishop . Green Valley plays Pekin. We were beaten. Big floor. Hornets win over Manito. ' Played Morton. They won, Sat. night. Green Valley defeated Forest City. More films in assembly. San jose beat us by a close score. Christmas party. Some gifts, just ask Mr. Koch. Vacation began. Back to school at noon. Minier got a win over Green Valley, Bing got sick. Green Valley played Hopedale. We won. San jose was too fast for the Hornets. They beat us. Exams, they weren't bad. End of first semester. Believe it or not Manito beat us. Full length movie, Little Men -wasn't bad. Green Valley played Armington. They beat us one point. School Calendar fContinuedj january 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. February 4. 5. 7. 12. 14. 18. 19. 20. 25. 27. 28. March 4. 5. 5. 6. 12. 13. I4-. 19. 20. 21. 24. 28. April 3. 4. 7. 11. 15. 16. 18. 22. 23. 25. 26. 29. May 3. 6. Tournament started. I Green Valley defeated Delavan in tournamnet. Assembly meeting. lvlortdn defeated Green Valley in tournament. Washington-beat us, we took fourth place, Minier first. Minier beat us on the Hornets' floor, Assembly film . We won over Nhckinaw Rams, we beat them twice. L.incoln's Birthday, no school. This is a great life. Armington played us, rough game, Green Valley won. We went to Hopedale. We really beat them, also won a few cakes. Full length movie, Dancing Pirate wasn't too- bad. We travel to lvbrton. They beat us. QBadj Distirct tournament started. We won first game from Carlock. We played Minier in District. They beat us. Minier won District. End of six weeks. Regional starts at Delavan. Boys go to tournament game. Films in assembly. Report cards due. Finals in regional-good games. Assembly meeting. Gee Vee See published. Sectional tournament starts at Pekin. Sectional tournament. QTickets are scar-ce.J Full length film, Duke of West Point. State basketball tournament starts. Does any one have any State basketball tickets? Finals at State. W.S.I.V. is broadcasting the game. junior play - Good Gracious Grandma. -Remember jim Ary. Variety of films, G.V.C. published. Good Friday, no school. Easter Vacation-Another day of rest and peace. Another six weeks over More Grief . Track meet-probably have a blizzard. Special film, Pot of Gold , -invite rural 8th graders to visit school. We hope snow will melt so we can have a track meet. It either rains or snows, I wonder why. Track meet. Meeting in assembly--few lectures. Track meet. The thermometer is slowly dropping. Brrf County Music Festival. We have been practicing for a long time for this Believe it or not, it's warm. We have a track meet. Delavan relays. We will send a couple of boys. L.et's have some good weather. Why? Track meet. School Calendar fContinuedj May 13 14 17. 25 Z5 Z6 Z7 Z8 2.9 junior-Senior Banquet---plenty of good food. County track meet at Delavan. What a. day: Full length movie, Adventures of Tdm Sawyer . Good movie. Gee Vee See published---good paper. State Track meet. Hope it's a good day. Baccalaureate. Seniors start to take their test. 'Is any one worrying? More tests for the Seniors. They're not too bad. Graduation tonight Underclassmen take their exams. It's too hot to go to school. Grade school graduation, and so closes the school year of 194-6-47. LIBRARY ASSIBTANTE Seated: Stand- . ing Louie llama! Arletta Schyler Mies Gragg, Librarian Helen Waymire Bud Schureman Doane Woodward Dick Chltwood Evelyn Parr Betty Stout OFFICE ASSISTANTS Seated: Stand- ing Bethel Wagner joe Bonone Donna Woodward Duane Helen Thehna Knaak Shirley Drake Louis Thomas Josephine Burns STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Stand- hs Dale Drake Earnest Chltwood Evelyn Ran- Bmy scour jim Ary Ruuell Crosby Duane Heren Carl Hamilton Mr. jones GREEN LANTERN Seated: B. Wagner, B. Stout, B. Slater, j. Bussone, D. Baysinger, j. Burns, T. Knaak Standing: S. Drake, L. Thomas, E. Hammnn, M. Kemper, D. Chitwood, D. Drake, G. Ripper and E. Parr. NEWSPAPER STAFF Seated: L.. Thomas, D. Drnke, F. Clauser, E. Parr, A. Schlyer, B. Sloter, L. Moehn Stgnding: j. Bussone, D. Harms, R. Crosby, D. Chitwood, Mr. Lindsey, D. Woodward, D. Aldrich, B. Stout, B. Wagner. f C G. A. A. Seated F. Row: j. Runyon, S. Baysinger, B. Drake, B. Stout, S. Row: S. Dfgkg, A Schlyer, D. Woodward, B. Wagner, F. Clauler, D. Aldrich, j. Burns, C. Luft, Standing: H. Waymire, D. Meisinger, M. Hartwig, W. Lolmes, E. Parr, T. Knaak, M. Schlyer, Miss Defienbaugh. v QLEE CLUB Seated: Front Row: R. Dfbsl, R. Dickerson, C. Hamilton, S. Row: B. aww., n. Crosby M. Clauser, Miss Caswell, D. Hoeit, D. Ripper, D. Chitwood, S. Drake, C. Luft, B. Wagner B. Stout, D. Meisinger, M. Schlyer, j. Burns, B. Drake, F. Clauler, P. Drake, M. Hal-twig, W. Lohnes, D. Woodward, D. Aldrich, j. Runyon, S. Baysinger, A. Schlyer, T. Knaak. STUDENT COUNCIL Our Student Council was organized in 1937 to promote student-teacher cooperation and to give the student a part in preparing the student and school programs. The members are elected in the spring of the year to serve for the coming year, all except the Freshman who is elected at the beginning of the second semester of the current year. The Student Council was headed this year by Evelyn Parr, with Dale Drake as her Vice-President. Betty Stout was elected Secretary, and Dick Chitwood, the Treasurer. This year the representatives from the Senior Class were Dick Chitwood, Evelyn Parr, Dale Drake, and Betty Stout. From the juniors we had jim Ary, and Russell Crosby. The Sophomores were represented by Duane Heren and Carl Hamilton, and the Freshmen by Peggy Baysinger. The advisor was Mr. jones. All school parties and special assemblies were provided and planned for by the Student Council. They are working on a credit point system for all students participating in extra curricular activities. The credit points are to have some value toward one graduation credit. They make money by selling candy, coke and collecting scrap paper. Each Student Council member rendered his service in many ways: Evelyn Parr by taking tickets at basketball garnesg Dale Drake and Dick Chitwood by operating the coke machineg Jim Ary and Dale Drake by handling party decorationsg Betty Stout and Evelyn Parr by taking care of the food situation at partiesg Carl Hamilton, Duane Heren, and Russell Crosby, by preparing entertainment for the parties. Every Student Council member should receive a hand for the excellent job they did this year. LIBRARY Our library, operated by the students, is probably the most popular room in the building. It was there that many of us spent many happy hours studying and reading. Many new books were added in the library this year for the students reading pleasure. The librarians for 46-47 were: Dick C. Betty S. Evelyn P, Bud S, Lewis T., Donna W., Arletta S, and Helen W. Supervisor: Miss Gragg. G. A. A. Our G. A. A. is an organizationdevoted to the promotion of active sports other than those in Physical Education. We did not join the Y. W. C. A. in Peoria this year for swimming, purposes. We did' join the Illinois G. A. A. Association. We took advantage of the bowling and skating this year in Pekin. The lificers of our G. A. A. were: President . . . . . . ..... . . . ........ . . .... Bethel Wagner Vice-President . . . . . Frances Clauser Sec.-Treasurer . . . . . . Donna Woodward Advisor . . . . . . . Miss Deffenbaugh GREEN LANTERN The Green Lantern is published by the Senior Class of G. V. HJ S. This is the tenth year it has been published. It is a written and pictorial history of school life of Green Valley High School during 1946-47. It represents the work of Dick Chitwood', the editor and his staff. The Senior Class sincerely hopes that every one will enjoy this book and that it will bring back many happy memories now and in the years to come. GEE VEE SEE The Gee Vee See is our small newspaper issued and published by students every month. Nluch hard work is put forth by its Editor, Evelyn Parr, and the Assistant Editor, Arletta Schlyer. Mr. Lindsey and Miss Gragg are the advisors, Mr. Lindsey checks for typing mistakes. and Miss Gragg makes English corrections. Our newspaper keeps the students posted on what is happening around school. It is also distributed around town for the benefit of the people who do not have children in high school, so they will know what is happening in Green Valley High. We exchange our paper with other schools and in return receive their paper. The following students are on the Gee Vee See staff: Editor ........ Evelyn Parr Reporters ....... Thelma K. Assistant Editor. .Arletta S. Josephine B. Printer ........ Frances C. Sports Reporter . . . Russell C. Art Editor ...... Larry M. Stencil Typists .... Joe B. Business Mangers.Dale D. Bethel W. Bob S. Advisors. . . . . . Miss Gragg Assemblers ..... Bethel W. Mr. Lindsey Dick C. Class Editors . . .Betty S. GLEE CLUB Our Glee Club which met on Tuesday and Thursday, had twenty-eight members this year. The boys had ten and the girls' had eighteen members. The 'two clubs Combined formed the mixed chorus. The Glee Club attended the Music Festival at Pekin High on April 2.6, 1947. They put on an assembly program, sang for graduation and baccalaureate, and were available for entertainment outside of school. The following were members of the Glee Club: Tenor Bass Soprano Nlarlowe C. Dick C. Donna A. Russell C. Roy D. Peggy B. Bob D. Carl H. Grace H, Don H. Marvin K. Gladys N. Delbert H. Joanne R. Bob S. Marjorie Bethel W. S. Sec Soprano Josephine B. Thelma K. Carol I... Betty S. Pianist ---- Darlene Meisinger-- ----------- --Director ----- es---- Mi ss Caswell. Another added attraction this year was the Girl's Ensemble. The following were members: Altos Bonnie D. Phyliss D. Shirley D. lviary H. Wilma L. Arletta S. Donna W. Sopranos Sec. Sopranos Altos Josephine B. Betty Stout Frances C. Thelma K. Carol Luft Arletta S. They sang for senior and junior play, and the Athletic Banquet. - - d-A-W - - - hu up UP an ay 1 Z 3 Jump Cone 1-Z-3-jump Three Stoogiesn Track Prospects of '47 Ready-Set-Go Trophy Case Mgsxc- Miss ueswell Our Editor-Postman Oops: Splits: xi W1 Aw: Shut up! Tee-Hee Ditto Girls: Ari Edifbl' FF . X 1 ' B'11 AtW k B'1l' s 50lmd.Ad '1C' ' Y or I 1' 'Duke at the Projector --chemistry Labs- Chee,-leadu-5' At Work On The Yearbook . 1v., IF wk Twelve Years Of School Town-hp Twelve Years Of School Together '-Check Up Darlene At The Piano Work On The G. V. C. re. ALUNLNI Harold Baker, President ' Eldon Worner, Vice President Miss Elizabeth Nees, Cor. Secretary Mrs. Belva C0n11efi. Rec. Secretary Claire Keefer, Treasurer Class of 1899 Cassaday, Harry Coriell, Elta 4'Keefer, Jennie Class of 1901 Auld, Roy Brookmeyer, john Copes, Fletcher 'l'Copes, Kate Darling, Charles Giffin, Roy Kirkman, Grace Keefer, Walter Reed, Nettie 4'Schureman, Elsie Squire, Mayme Woodruff, Maude 'Warner, Rebecca Class of 1903 Dicks, Leona 4'Lawler, Minnie Reed, Clara Class of 1905 'Kear, Marie Latham, Roy 4'Woodrow, Fred Class of 1906 Barker, Pearl Schureman, Mildred Class of 1907 'I'Woodrow, Richard Class of 1908 Barker, june Duncanson, Mark Lawler, Ethel Class of 1909 Berendes, Carrie Black, May Coriell, Frank Darling, Grace Duncanson, Robert Firth, Earl 4'Trowbridge, Mary Class of 1912 'FClements,Carl Clements, Claude Howell, Harry Keefer, Jessie Lawson, Forrest Mclntyre, Myrtle Mcjunkin, Frances Nees, Elizabeth Trowbridge, Elmer ' Woodrow, Raymond Class of 1915 Firth, jake jibben, Raleigh Schurernan, Brawner Class of 1916 Black, Hazel Clements, john Copes, Otho Howell, Frank Strawbridge, Oliver Trowbridge, Emma Class of 1917 Nees, Lela Parkin, Myrtle Trowbridge, Donald Trowbridge, Loreta Class of.l'918 Black, Bernice Firth, Charles Stauthammer, Lawrence Class of 1919 Chapman, Orville Dicks, Alma 4'Dix, Winifred Heyle, .Cora Parkin, Lawrence Woodrow, Margaret Class of 1920 Howell, Herschel Suffield, Helen Class of 1921 Black, Lorraine Chapman, Ralph Firth, Grey King, Helen Urish, Lenora Class of 1922 Darling, Bertha Hofreiter, Donald Kuhn, Dorothy Lawson, Burl McRoberts, Burkett 'Mcjunkin, Lucille Nicely, Beatrice Teter, Lloyd Class of 1923 Black, Mildred Coriell, Velma Crawford, Della Firth, Neal Frazee, Howard Howell, lvlargaret Mcjunkin, Lorene Stouthammer, Fred Suffield, Harlan Class of 1924 Bailey Mabelle Eggena, Harm Hofreiter, Harry jones, Walter Meeker, Patia Parkin, Elmer Parkin, Leona Gustoff, Fred Williams, Velma J-xiumm - Ll.-1i'iS of 192.4 Qlllwvfinuedl Class-cf 1925 Alf:-51, Josephine Crowder, Leona 'Fisher, Harold Gustoff, Annabelle Gustoff, Flora Kramer, Mary Talbot, Kathryn Class of 1926 Bowlby, Josephine Crowder, Inez Feldman, Howard Fisher, john Williams, Hazel Worner, Dorothy Class of 1927 Allen, Frank 4'Biggs, Robert Black, Marian 'Burns, Evelyn james, Alice jones, Lois Meeker, Dorothy Ruth, Nellie Suffield, Lyle Worner, Helen Class of 1928 Allen, Max Brooks, Claire Arletta, Coriell Drake, Margaret Frazee, Thomas Hannon, Marie Poore, Mable Rasmussen, Blant ne 4'Rudalph, Edna Zimmerman, Merlin Class of 1929 Sims, Efferett Fisher, Zelma Ruth, Mary Steakley, Pearline Watts, Thayne Watts, Wayne Class of 1930 Carson, Wilmoth Chapman, Gilbert Coriell.. Harold Dickerson, Donzil Diffenbaugh, Herbert Drake, Elsie Fisher, Mable Frost, Lincoln Hilst, Paul Meeker, Gladys Watts, Grace Whisler, Dorcas Williams, Ruth Class of 1931 Ary, Frances Harmon, Elsie Hofreiter, Dorothy james, Alfreda ' Keefer, Claire Kuhn, Floyd Meeker, Alison 4'Osborn, Lawrence Ruth, john Siltman, Raymond Williams, Orma Worner, Lawrence Zimmerman, Helen Class of 1932 Black, Howard Boyer, George Boyer, Ruth Collander, Merle Coriell, Clifford jones, Rival Luft, Nlarie Rankin, Lloyd Regur, Hazel Stadholt, Rozella Woodrow, Herbert Worner, La Verne Zimmerman, Frances Class of 1933 Ary, Glen 'Harmon, Walter Hofreiter, Belva Ruth, Dorothy Smith, Altamae Woodruff, Helen Class of 1934 Barr, Chester Boyer, Orville De Werth, Viola Die:-. arson, julia Eggena, Fred Frazee, Herbert Keefer, Loren Leeds, Darreld Nichols, Charles Sharp, Imodale Stadsholt, john Stadsholt, Williazu. Thomas, Rodger 4'Volk, Aura Class of 1935 Bailey, Eileen Bond, Annabelle Gerrietts, Rayrnoz-ui. james, Esther Meeker, Earl Nichols, Elsie- Scherer, Wilberi Tillman, Clifton. Urish, Harold Worner, Wilbur Woodrow, Maurice Class of 1939 Boyer, Charles Canopy, Marjorie Dean, Henry Dillon, C. Leo Drake, Gilbert Frazee, l.BWX'13l'1C!2 Green, Bernice Litchenberg, Orviii Lingle, Doris Meeker, l'lt'xTC .l-FFL!! Meisinger, Roy 'l'Nice1y, Chcwles Pugh, Elizabeth Renner, Geraldimz Seelye, Harold Smith, Albert Strawbridge, F.,- Thomas, Marga' Urish. Eflward Urisb, Eiffelya Urish, Lois Urish, I,.ox-ran.-' Woodrow, 1-,u.Ci.Elm Class cf' 1937 EEQEEQ. l'f SiEmf f. ,- 'C0l1a:nde: , Sfevilia Alumni - Class of 19 Crowder, Archie Hutton, Ralph Luft, Clell Rauch, Harry Urish, Alma Urish, Edgar Weyhrich, Floyd Zimmerman, Eldon Class of 1938 Friedrich, Berniece Havens, Ora Ingersoll, Rose Mathias, Louis lvlount, Frances Nichols, Carrol Ruth, Emma Strawbridge, Everett Thomas, Frances Tillman, Marvin Urish, Robert Vetter, Laurence Whisler, junior Woodrow, Howard Class of 1939 Allen, Miles Chitwood, Anna Clark, Wands Collander, Frances Crowder, Virginia De Right, Angelina Dickerson, Lois Drake, Maxine Duncanson. Betty Friedrich, Virginia Freddrick, Warren Hilst, Edward Hutton, Anna Ingersoll, Dorothy Luick, Grace' Meeker, Laverne Nicely, Ronald Rankin, Richard Seelye, Marian Tinor, Enos Urish, Delbert Worner, Mildred Class of 194-0 Allen, Pascal Berchtold, Ethel Bussone, Lorraine 37 QContinued1 Copes, Fred Diers, Donald Fisher, Vivian Green, Loren jones, Evelyn Meeker, lvlarian Renner, Virginia Sharp, Robert Strawbridge Thomas, Bessie Tillman, Beacher Worner, Eldon Urish, Hazel Class of 194-1 Baker, Harold Hilst, junior I-lofrieter, Wilbur Keefer, Lois Mitchell, Benard Nicely, Lou, Wanda Phillips, john Schyler, Irma Scott, Ruby Strawbridge, Helen Trowbridge, Elaine Urish, Wayne Watts, Percy Zimmer man, Kenneth Class of 1942 Chase, Delma Dean, Darral Deiss, Harold Ethel, Dale Feiedrich, Glenn Harris, Virginia Havens, Clara Hilst, Arvin Hutton, Lawrence Ingersoll, Lyla jibbens, Ronald 'YOlivero, Oliver Parr, Alta Smith, Elmer 'Urish Adam Urish, Earl Urish john Urish, Willis Class of 1943 Al1en,.R'd5i- Dillon, Dorothy Drake, Lee, Betty Duncanson, William Fortna, Keith Harris, Marshall Hendrick, Carolyn jones, Everett Meeker, Robert Meisinger, Elaine Nichols, Helen Phillips, Frances Reining, Earl Scott, Nlardell Shaw, Perry Urish, Richard Van Nattan, Murel Worner, Imogene Zimmerman, Evelyn Class of 1944 Bowlby, Reinold Chitwood, Nlarjorie Christie, jan Dean, Ruth Deiss, Betty Dillon, Harlan Drake, Edward Flexsenhar, Grace Harmon, Lawton Hilst, Nelson Lahman, Leatrice Lucero, Paloma Meyers, joe lviount, jean, Mary Parr, jean Pfeiffer, Maxine Seelye, Clayton Van Nattan, Virgil Woodrow, Merle Class of IQS-Fw Eayhsinge r,-juan-ie Christie, Lois Dean, Everett Flexsenhar, Lyle Hoeit, Thelma Narmen, Helen Reining, Adrian Stout, Walmetta Van Nattan, Robe ct Woodrow, Raymsmd Class of 1946 Ary, Lee, s Alumni - Class of 1946 fContinuedj Dickerson, Deloras Drake, Virginia Duncanson, Barbara Forbes, Thurza Goeken, Ada Heren, Roberta Lewis, Roy Meeker, Orville Pfeiffer, Dorothy Rademacker, Melvin Schlyer, Paul Schureman, Mary Scott, Bonnie Shay, Roy Weyhrich, Bernadine Woodrow, Ann, Margaret 4' Deceased Lithoqnphod L sauna by ,WALSWORTH BROTHERS Muculins, Mo., U. 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