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

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1949 volume:

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'Tmwia4aZfEi-i:3::,:1'k zk-Mad if ,L-:A aw 1 .14-'r' 56224 ag, i, V ,, 3 ,gp Jim 1949 QWEETL 056571075971 1899 1949 Qofclen anmve rsarg Va 118 5, gfigle School . ' 1899 1929 1912 I .. T 'r 4 'T' kiEQ3lEaf?'r?fy f EB HB: itqvfptcpgggtv. it ' - . I Am I i Vw Q4 I1 ,M 15,1 1 was-ng. , A f 1 4. Qm 1 5 This new addition to our school when completed will open new oppor- tunities for learning to the future students of Green Valley High School. It will stand directly south of our present building and will house the Agriculture and Shop departments in the basement. The old gymnasium will be remodeled into a studyhall, Homemaking department and several extra class rooms. The addition of Agriculture and I-lomemaking to our curriculum will create two new extra-curricular activities: the FFA and the FHA. t THE FIRST COMMENCEMITNT It em. I .,...0F...... 3 I The Green VaIIeyI?uIJIIoScI1ooI5 1 QMS I ....gN THE..,... I go Presbyterian Church, eil' Lf' 4 A+ Thursday Svqqiqg, ,May I8, ISQQ, at 8 o'cIock. I W Overture, --I - - IIomcward hound ' I ohcnmsTlm. ' 1mf.w.n,amI, - - ucv. w. rx. can f2uartct.t.c, -----' N. It LN :I MRS. C. 5. D.'XRl.ING, MISS GERTRITDLE KffIfI'lfR MR. R. S. VVUODRONV, MR. ISCNFI- CRSSRDY. Ovation. ' - - - Beyond the Alps, l.ia s It ly HARRY D. CASSADY. SDIO. ---- - - I 54 Im cred MRS. SMITH, Decatur. P Oratlon, - - - Nature and Her Inspir utions ELTA E. CORIELI.. I Phantasy Plctures, Otto M xllino Instrumental f Q Iblavonic Dance, - - R. Kl'tlIf.lIIl1 MISS LUTA SKAGGS. Oration, - We Shall Not Pass This Way 'Xu ilu -IENNIE I. KEEPER. . Solo, ---- Selm ted MRS. SMITH. Address, ------ Our Hcrit xuc PROP. EDWARD O. SISSON. Dean Polytechnic lnstltutc, Peoria. Presentation of Diplomas, - - CNRS. SCIIIIRI MAN Iicncmliction, - - - - REV. TIIOS. STIEPIII NINONI Mr. D. C. Hiuinq l Music. - - - - - ORCH! SFRA First Principal ' 1-E ' 1 M The Twentieth Century Class Back row-left to right: Maude Woodrow IStrawbridgeI. Fletch- er Copes. Elsie Schureman, Chas. Darling, Kathryn Copes IPawsonI, Walter Keeler, Nettie Reed IMcIunkinI. Front row: Roy Auld. Rebecca Worner. Iohn Brookmeyer, Mayme Squire ISweetmanI. Roy Griffin, Grace Kirkman IRolesI. 5 1 typ fm -103 .ff- ' XNNN5 . ,, I. Buuono flfoaraf of f5ducatz'on M 7 D. E. Bowlby President W Q B. Urilh Q1 'i G. Molslnqor H. Corloll Secretory Harry Koch Math. Buys' il. E. Cucxuii 6 'U Cgjaculty I. Ralph Brasmor Principal Science Ddris Pulaski English Spanish ? Lzf' :ight fb- t 3 ft 4+ 2 - 4? .9 Ji ta a. 555335, -1 :-sig-'-PQ ,F ' I .S 1 . ' V 3225 ,gi -. 5425 ,, sg,-f -t x iltz' S! fi Lf ' 'aj' ' , vfilsft '- L4 ,1 - -3-f ,'f3i1tg,!IL - V ,Sf 'fifgg - ' . ,w.Y,,4, .4 1135, lame: Zimmerman Crmimerve- x Aw, X K Llonora Powell Socirxl Studios History Girls' P. E. if ,S if N L Y Iv. a ' ,- fr :fa C OFLIOI' GSS As we are to be the fiftieth class to graduate from Green Valley High School we would like to express our gratitude to the founders of the school for giving us the opportunity to further our education in this living symbol of enlightenment. We, the fiftieth class of Geen Valley High, hope that we have upheld the high, standards and traditions that have always been inherent in this school. We know that all those who come after us will also attempt to maintain these standards. lp- Helen Leona fWaymireJ Beal: Born, No- Q vember 4, 1930. A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. Activities: Iunior and Senior Plays G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 3 Library 1, 2, 3, 4 Office Assistant 3, 4 Robert Dale Lyons: Born, August 25, 1931. Men of few words are always the best. Activities: Office Assistant B. A. A. 3 Baseball Manager 3 5 Darlene Ann Meisinger: born, February 28, 1932. A country lass, modest and shy. Activities: Library 3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4 -Iunior 61 Senior Plays, Otiice Assistant 3,4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, President 3, Secretary 4 'Q Carl Franklin Hamilton: born, April 20, 1931. All 1 ask is not to'be lelt alone. Activities: Basketball, Lettered 2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4 Baseball, Lettered 1,2,3,4, B.A.A. 3 Track, Lettered l,2,3,4 Student Council l,2,3,4, President 4 Class Vice-President 3, President 4 Iunior 61 Senior Plays Charles Everett Schureman: born Cctober 14, 1930. Beware! l may yet do something sensational. Activties: Iunior ci Senior Plays, Glee Club. l,4 Library l,2,3,4, B.A.A. 3 Basketball, Lettered 3,4, Gee Vee See 3 Baseball, Lettered 3,4 Track, Lettered l,2,3,4 Business Manager, lunior ci Senior Plays Class Treasurer l,4, Vice-President 2 Student Council, Treasurer 4 X Lewis Albert Hamann: Born, August 17, 1931. lust because 1've made my choice is no ' reason why you girls should be dis- couragedf' Activities: Stage Manager, lunior and Senior Plays Basketball, Lettered 2, 3, 4 Baseball, Lettered 3, 4 Business Manager, Senior Play Class Vice-President 4 Treasurer 3 Track, Lettered 3 Student Council 4 Baseball, Manager 1, 3 B. A. A. 3 Glee Club 1, 3, 4 Library 1, 2, 3, 4 sake Marion Jean Scott: Bom, May 4, 1931. Miscbievous to say the least. Activities: lunior and Senior Plays B. A. A. 3 Baseball, Lettered 4 Track Manager l Basketball, Lettereci 3, 4 if - Phyllis lean Drake: Born, November 23, I 1930. . My own thoughts are my companions' Activities: lunior and Senior Plays G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 'Q' Wilma Iecm Lohnes: Born, October 13, 1931. Nobody knows it but once l was bash- ful. Activities: Iunior and Senior Plays Gee Vee See 3, 4 Office Assistant 3, 4 Library 4 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 3, 4 Gxlee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 'Win S 'icuii' 'l Z Duane Louis Heren: Born, Iune 16, 1931. l'm not afraid of work, I can sit down be- side it anytime. Activities: Student Council 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Class Secretay 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 1 Pina Pong Champion 3 Gee Vee See 3 Iunior and Senior Plays Glee Club 1, 4 Business Manager, Iunior Play Basketball, lettered 2, 3, 4 Library 4 Baseball, Lettered 2, 3, 4 Office Assistant 2, 3 Track, Lette-red 3, 4 B. A. A. 3 Iames Decm Bowlby: Bom, October 9, 1931. Greater men may have lived before me, but I doubt it. Activities: Office Assistant 3 Library 3 Baseball, Lettered 3, 4 B. A. A. 3 Track, Lettered 1, 2, 3, 4 Gee Vee See 3, 4 Iunior and Senior Plays Glee Club l, 3, 4 Basketball, Lettered 1, 3, 4 Business Manaaer, Iunior and Senior Plays Loren Duane Moehn: Born, November 25, 1930. He'll never die of over work, he doesn't believe in it. Activities: Iunior and Senior Plays B. A. A. 3 Basketball, Lettered 4 Gee Vee See l, 2 Baseball 3 Library 3, 4 Track, Lettered 2 I a . C Io Ann Griffin: Born, April 6, 1931. Wisdom is sometimes done up in small packages. Activities: D. A. R. Award '49 Iunior and Senior Plays F. H. A. Class President 1 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 2 Class Officers President-Carl Hamilton V ice-President-Lewis Hamann Secretary-Duane Heren Treasurer-Charles Schureman Class Motto You're either in the way or on the way: the world will not wait Class Flower Hose Class Colors Blue and White 11 Glass gfistory Our class beqan as Freshmen in September, l945, with twenty green members. The first one to leave our class was Harold Grife fin, who left during our freshman year. Pete Vetter and Pat Carr stayed with us a little longer, but left just after our freshmen year. During our junior year a new face appeared in our midst and it was found to be that of lo Ann Grif' tin, who came to us from Farmersville. After the close of our junior year Bob Deiss and Don Hoeft left us to ao to San lose and Howard Harms dropped out of school. Durina olir senior year Boy Dickerson, who had been our class president for three years, left school. So that leaves our class to araduate with thirteen members. Glass I, Helen Beal, bequeath my ability to get a man to Mary Beth Goeken. I, Carl Hamilton, bequeath my typinq ability to Scoop Waymire. I, Charles Schereman, bequeath my scientific ability to William Dean. I, Larry Moehn, bequeath my indifference to study to Pinhead Lowe. I, Duane Heren, bequeath my mathematicability to Frank Scott. I, Wilma lean Lohnes, bequeath my typinq ability to Harlan Flairty. I, Marion Scott, bequeath my ability to attract airls to Lyle Inqersoll. I, Phyllis Drake, bequeath my brown hair to Orilla Harms. I, Robert Lyons, bequeath my shyness to Stanley Skaqas. i I, Io Ann Griffin, bequeath my shortness to Lois Meeker. ' I, james Bowlby, bequeath my ability to jump in basketball to Dick Watts. I, Lewis Hamann, bequeath my Ford to Miss Powell. I, Darlene Meisinaer, bequeath my ability to chew gum to Mr. Brasmer. . 12 1 N ,Km .S f' , +-. gk iw K, ., 'x g 'fb .x f. s Af. w-M, 'tk 'Vs x, ru- .F - fu. A C9 ima. Q. x. -.. Q.. 1- 'U' K M4 .--. 9 Tw, K i First Row: Frances Clauser, Shirley Baysinger, Carol Lufi. Second Row: Lyle Ingersoll, Bonnie Drake. Miss Pulaski, Mariorie Schyler. Dick Waits. Class Officers: Presideni, Shirley Baysinqer. Vice-President. Frances Clauser. Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Luft. UI'Lt.Ol' Qld!! BACKWOODS Home Cast: Larry McNeil ............ .A.., . .. ...A .......... L arry Moehn Rex Simmonds ,.,,,.,., ....... L yle Ingersoll Romeo Montague ......... ..........,....,. D ick Watis Connie McNeil ,..,...... .,..,... S hirley Baysinqer Billie McNeil .......... .......... F rances Clauser Orpha Finley ......... ..,,........ B onnie Drake Rachel McNeil .......... .....,... I oAnn Weir LaReina ..........,....... ..,............ C arol Luli Sue ,sl...,.,,............. .... .... ............,..,.,,... B e t iy Carr Forewornan .,...... ...........................,. M ariorie Schlyler Helpers .....,..r,.. ........... D arline Hamilton, Mary Ary, Lois Meeker, Mary Beth Goeken CS3OpllOI7'lOI'QS First Row: Harlan Flarity, Iohn Thomas. Ezra Boyer, Roy Larimore, Frank Scott, Bill Dean, Stanley Skaggs, Betty Lyons, Mary Ary, Lois Meeker, Miss Powell, Mary Goeken, Darlene Hamilton, Betty Carr. 5288 ITL-Qfl First Row: Miriam Clauser, Marvin Wayrnire, Ronald Crosby, Kenneth Williarns, Billy Lowe, Kay Volk. Second Row: Ioyce Larimore, Phyllis Goeken, Sliirley Davis, Mr. Zimmer- man, Cherie Plackett. Io Ann Weir. Iona Weyhrich. 3 .Ga A B Q Tsar.: LV' 'A' J 15 1 X V3 fri' ws, - ,N 15. QQ, X Q - ...golf r QW' i , X Q Q g f Aki N , , 1 3 -1 x Q Q I' F22 f J f. , ' ff' 9' . wg sHi'?1lK5B-S' Q! ,. Q af' REX .pb ,V 49 kR lQ s. - ' f ' J 5 '55 swl Ara, i9 f 2j x Sw K' JQSPMT 3? 'X K W nv . 1 f 5' .Sym as ' N 'EX . if XJ f' 3 mf Q SQ:-4 'iw tix ,gm S3 'S-W SQ wx : 5 M. Scott Cherie Placket Darlene Hamilton L. Moehn K ,,i, , ,af Q A xg-my 'iii 9 , W4 A 0 'K QL QQ Kay Volk Miriam Clause: Q Q12 9 Qi MGH1lO. Delavan Woodruff Cforfeitl 1-lopedale Minier Mack. D. C. Morton San lose Player Bovqlby Hililton 1-leren Schureman Hamann Scott Moehn GV GV GV GV GV GV GV GV G.P. 25 25 25 Easton Tremont Armtngton Manito San lose Morton Hopedale lovertimel Tremont FLA. Ft.Mcl. 176 99 107 53 119 77 89 47 110 47 41 20 4 1 GV 55 Maclc.D C 4. GV Mlnzftr GV 43 Dolavan GV 41 Vvfaslnngton GV 55 Artntngt n GV 57 McLean GV 44 Hopedale GV 47 Elkhart GV 36 Mt. Pulaskl Wa TP, .562 281 .495 197 ,647 331 .528 92 .427 145 .487 52 .250 3 1914 Left to right: R. J. Iibben Chick Stmwbridge Frank Howell Othu Copes lohn Clements Won 13--Lost None ' '- 2 , i 'A x 'P' X , .gg N , E5 X .ig . X Y if A 'ifgf' , A S E! 3 kv 2 2 2 4 113222 3 o 55 V' fi, nf 1327: X rw'- I Skin, 5' ' . f-, Q A 0' Flu! Row: B. Lyons, C. Luft, S. Bayllnger. I. A. Weir. D. Hamilton. B. Drake. Second Row: M. Clasure, M. Ary, C. Placlzett. C. Volk. S. Davis, M. Schyler, P. Drake Third Row: F. Clause: H Beal, P. Goeken. I. Weyhrich.. L. Meeker. W. Lohnes. M Goeken. D. Meisinger, B. Carr, Miss Powell. activities Twenty-five girls are members of the G. A. A. at G. V. C. H. S. Three new members joined the club during the year. Betty Carr came from Sparland High School and Bettie and Alice Taylor from Armington. Each member pays twenty-tive cents in dues, which makes a fund for activities. A swimming party at the Peoria Y. W. C. A. was enjoyed and also two bowling parties in Pekin. The number taking part in these activities has been about eighteen. In gym class besides exercises, volleyball, basketball, softball, and dodgeball are played. All girls are eguirecl to take showers after each P. E. class. The officers for 1948-49 are: President .....,........,.,,.... ......... D arle-ne Hamilton Vice-President ,,.... ....... W ilma Jean Lohnes Secretary .....,... ....... D arlene Me-isinger Treasurer ,......,. ....... F rances Clause-r The Sponsor ,..,..,.. .......... M iss Powell K' 4 Cbtudent Council First Row: John Thomas. Duane Heron, Carl Hamilton, Frances Clauser. Lewis Hamann. Second Row: Mr. Brasmer. Cherie Plackett. Mary Ary, Carol Luft. Charles Schuremcm. .1465 ui li ea The Student Council was very active this year. It sponsored al-lalloween party, a Christmas party, a Spring Dance featurinq Eddie Millers band. It was responsible for showing of movies on certain Wednesday afternoons. They were Sun Valley Serenade, State Fair, Home in Indiana, Razors Edge, Iunior Miss, and The Song of Bernadette. To finance these activities candy and coca-cola were sold duinq the noon hour and at basketball games. The officers: President .......,..,.,. .,...... Ca rl Hamilton Vice-President ,...,.., ............ D uane I-leren Secretary ,.,.,,.,..,.,, .......... F rances Clauser Treasurer ....... ....... C harles Schureman II I I I IIIIIWIIIIIINI IiItlIlllll'I'IlIlIll'llllllllllllIlI'IiIlllIilIlIlIIIIlItItI'ItIIII I I I I IIIIIII In future years when these days at G. V. C. H. S., herein portrayed, will have become dim in your memory, it is our hope that this, The Green Lantern of 1949, will bring you happy memories of your hiqh school days. I I I I I I I I I Ill! I I I'I I I I III.IIIII Ill lil IiI,I Il+l1z1.l'I Ill ItI,I Iltl Ill I'l I ww' J I f 3, tgp ' ffZiWZjltL ZvlQ7xl W ffifffff ,Q C14' ' 9 ll X523-f WV 'xg f Seated: L. Hamann, C. Schureman, D. Heren, I. Bowlby, L. Moehn, R. Crosby, B. Lowe. Second Row: Miss Pulaski, H. Waymire, M. Ary, W. Lohnes, S. Baysinqer, I. Weir, D. Meisinger, K. Volk, M. Schlyer. I. Griffin. u Wi Ill.. xIIll.:s: K.'.V '1' lll,,7l1 ice .- Q-.gg 14253 Z 'Hs Firsi Row: I. Ralph Brasmer. B. Drake. H. Beal. R. Lyons. Second Row: D. Meisinger, W. Lohnes, D. Hamilton, M. Schlyer. G Qgfflfpfp Seated: I. Griffin, D. Heren, C. Lu.ft,, F. Clcruser, D. Hamilton. Standing: C. Hamilton, M. Ary, W. Lohnes, M. Goeken, S. Bcrysinger, C. Plackett. B. Drake, M. Schlyer, Mr. Zimmermcm. gfeacfbnes October 29 All-School Halloween Party November 5 Ianuary 2OiChristy Circus ' .1 F f S ' Pl bprml el er emor ey Ianuary 23-G. V. C. H. S. Loses to Morton by 2 points in December 23 County Tournament at Pekin WHEN DOES VACATION BEGIN? ? ? kmumy 12 February I7-Variety Show Big Sucess Meweesim Veuei' Sefenede February 23, 24, 25-G. v. C, H. S. Takes out Arminqton, McLean, and Hopedale to Win District Tournament at San Iose March 1,2 ,3eReqional Tournament at Lincoln April le-Iunior Play I Q April 2-Music Festival S T - i G? Q April 22-Spring Dance .,..nr-lv QL- April 25-I. S. N. U. Senior Day pf' F-31 r-2'-E May E-Iunicr-Senior Banquet I-,,,7,l' May 22-Baccalaureate 1-,,,..--u-I 1- ' Mau' 2:-Ccmmencernent C,-,g--4-I A .....--- ' Ugg- 27-HURRAHT F S:n::l1s :ut 3,-,.--...- ' 25 141-s-D f EHZAOI' Lpklg HSPRING FEVER' A FARCE IN THREE ACTS, E.,. .,,,. I ,. .. A,...,,.,EEA,. , BY GLENN Cast of Characters HOWARD BRANT, a senior at Brookfield College lint Bowlby ED BURNS, a chemistry student.. ,.,e.,,e,,,..,...A...A,......A.,e.,,e. ,L . , Duane Heren VIC LEWIS, an art student ,.I.,,,Y,,I.,.......,. ,Carl Hamilton LOU HERRON, a journalism student ...,. .Wilrna Lahnes MRS. SPANGLER, the landlady ..,..,,,,,,,,,,a,,,., . Carol Liitt ANNE PURCELL, Howards heart interest 1 ,, . ,. ...,. , Phyllis Drake VIVIAN GEORGE, Vids heart interest ,. ,. ,Io Ann Griffin HENRY PURCELL, Annes father, a rich rnartufacturer Larry Moehn PHOEBE PURCELL, Anne-'s mother ,,.t, ,. .tt.., . ,,,, , ,Darlene Metsinlier MAUDE COREY, Howards Spinster aunt from California Helen Beal PROFESSOR BEAN, ot the Zoology department , Bud Schtirentctn DR. DIXON, President ot Brookfield College , 1 , ,L Martyn Scott DIRECTOR .,,,,,,..,,., ....,,,,,,,,.i ,,,, , 1 , . , , ,MISS DORIS PULASKI BUSINESS MANAGERS , . .BUD SCHUREMAN, LEWIS HAMANN STAGE MANAGERS. , H , ,, MARVIN DEAN, LEWIS HAMANN 'flflllflflflf 111 11111111111 1 11111 111 1 1 111 1 1.1 1111111 111 111 1.1 111 1 111 l l 1 1 1 1 11111 . C, A . ,., , Standing: C. Hamilton, C. Schureman. I. Bowlby. D. Heren. S. Skaggs. R. Larimore, R. Crosby. M. Waymire, D. Watts, L. Hamann. Seated: Mr. Zimmerman. 26 A .X I I LLJLULL KJILUIBUS Seated: C. Schureman, C. Hamilton, D. Heren, Mr. Zimmerman, C. Plackett. M. Clauser, I. Weir, K. Volk, F. Clauser. Second Row: L. Hamann, I. Bowlby, D. Watts, R. Larimore, S. Skaggs, M Waymire. R. Crosby, M. Schlyer, W. Lohnes. S. Davis, D. Hamilton, D Meisinqer, P. Drake, B. Drake, B. Lyons. Third Row: I. Weyhrich, M. Goeken, L. Meeker, C. Luft, M. Ary, P. Goeken I. Lanimore, S. Baysinger, B. Carr, I. Griffin. tl' S GAOI'U.S' First Row: K. Volk, I. Weir, M. 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Hs gli i 1 ,-.- 2 5. - a ,, 5 ?.....m.. ,-- 006282 mx 'A' n 4-1 N4 ,gp 'hh'-Y 59 r Chu oi was Keefer, Claire s o Unllll Mrs. Alma Woodrow, President Fred Copes, Vice-President Grace Notzke, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Viola Ary, Recording Secretary Lawrence Womer, Treasurer, Clase ol 1999 Trowbridge, Elmer Frazee, Howard Clan of 1929 Cassaday, Harry Coriell, Elta Keefer, Iennie Clan of 1901 Auld, Roy Brookmeyer, Iohn Copes, Fletcher Copes, Kate Darling, Charles Giffin, Roy Kirkman, Grace Keefer, Walter Reed, Nettie Schureman, Elsie Squire, Mayme Woodruff, Maude Warner, Rebecca Clau of 1903 Dicks. Leona Lawler, Minnie Reed, Clara Class of 1905 Kear, Marie Latham, Roy Woodrow, Fred Barker, Pearl Schureman, Mildred Clan of 1907 Woodrow, Richard QCII of 1909 Barker, Iune Duncanson, Mark Lawler, Ethel Clan ol 1909 Berendes, Carrie 'Black. Mary Coriell, Frank Darling, Grace Duncanson, Robert Firth, Earl Trowbridge, Mary Clan of 1912 Clements. Carl Clements, Claude Howell, Harry Keefer, Iessie Lawson, Forrest Mclntyre, Myrtle Nees, Elizabeth Mclunkln, Frances Woodrow, Raymond Clan of 1915 Fifth, Jake Iibben, Raleigh Schureman, Brawner Clan of 1910 Black, Hazel Clements, Iohn Copes, Otho Howell, Frank Strawbridge, Oliver Trowbridge, Emma Class ol 1917 Nees, Lela Parkin, Myrtle Trowbridge, Donald Trowbridge, Loreta Clan ol 1919 Black, Bemice Firth, Charles Stauthammer, Lawrence Clan of 1919 Chapman, Orville Dicks, Alma Dix, Winifred Heyle, Cora Parkin, Lawrence Woodrow, Margaret Clan of 1920 Howell, Herschel Suffield, Helen Clase of 1921 Black, Larraine Chapman, Ralph Fifth, Grey King, Helen Urish, Lenora C1aleo!1922 Darling, Bertha Hofreiter, Donald Kuhn, Dorothy Lawson, Burl McRoberts. Burkett Mclunkin, Lucille Nicely, Beatrice Teter, Lloyd Claus ol 1923 Black, Mildred Coriell, Velma Crowford, Della Fifth, Neal Howell, Margaret Mclunkin, Lorena Stouthammer, Fred Suffield, Harlan Glam of 1924 Bailey, Mabelle Egena, Harm Hofreiter, Harry Iones, Walter Meeker, Patia Parkin, Elmer Parkin, Leona Gustoff, Fred Williams, Velma Clan of 1925 Allen, Iosephine Crowder, Leona 'Fisher, Harold Gustoff, Annabelle Gustoff, Flora Kramer, Mary Talbot, Kathryn Clan d 1926 Bowlby, Iosephine Crowder, Inez n Feldman, Howard Fisher, Iohn Williams, Hazel Womer, Dorothy Clan of 1927 Allen, Frank Biggs, Robert Black, Marian Bums, Evelyn Iames, Alice Iones, Lois Meeker, Dorothy Ruth, Nellie Suffield, Lyle Womer, Helen Clan ol 1929 Allen, Max Brooks, Claire Coriell, Arletta Drake, Margaret Frazee, Thomas Harmon, Marie Poore, Mable Rasmussen, Blanche Radalph, Edna Zimmerman, Merlin Bums, Everett Fisher, Zelma Ruth, Mary Steakley, Pearllne Watts, Thayne Watts, Wayne Clale oi 1930 Carson, Wilmoth Chapman, Gilbert Coriell, Harold Dickerson Donzil Diffenbauqh, H. Drake, Elsie Fisher, Mable Frost, Lincoln Hilst, Paul Meeker, Gladys Watts, Grace Whisler, Dorcas Williams, Ruth Class ol 1931 Ary, Frances Harmon, Elsie Hofreiter, Dot Iames, Alfredo Kuhn, Floyd Meeker, Alison Osborn, Lawrence Ruth, Iohn Siltman, Raymond Williams, Orma Womer, Lawrence Zimmerman, Helen Clan of 1932 - Black, Howard Boyer, George Boyer, Ruth Collander, Merle Coriell, Clifford Iones, Rival Luft, Marie Rankin, Lloyd Regur, Hazel Stadholt, Rozella Woodrow, Herbert Womer, Lo Verne Zimmerman, Frances Clue of 1933 Ary, Glen Harmon, Walter Hofreiter, Belva Ruth, Dorothy Smith, Altamae Woodruff, Helen Clan of 1934 Barr, Chester Boyer, Orville De Werth, Viola Dickerson, Iulia Eggena, Fred Frazee, Herbert Keefer, Loren Leeds, Darreld Nichols, Charles Sharp, Imodale Stacisholt, Iohn Stadsholt, William Thomas, Rodger 'Volk, Avra Clan of 1935 Bailey, Eileen Bond, Annabelle Geriietts, Ray Iames, Esther Meeker, Earl Nichols, Elsie Scherer, Wilbert Tillman, Clifton Urish, Harold Womer, Wilbur Woodrow, Maurice Clan of 1938 Boyer, Charles Canopy, Marlene Dean, Henry Dillon, C. Leo Drake, Gilbert Frazee, Lawrence Litchenberg, O. Lingle, Doris Meeker, Harley Melsinger, Roy Nicely, Charles Pugh, Elizabeth Renner, G. Seelye, Harold Smith, Albert Strawbridge, L. Thomas, Margaret Urish, Edward Urish, Evekyn Urish, Lois Urish, Lorraine Woodrow, L. Clan ol 1937 Baysinger, Maxine 'Collander, S. Crowder, Archie Hutton, Ralph Luft, Clell Rauch, Harry Urish, Alma Urish, Edqar Weyhrlch, Floyd Zimmerman, E. Clan of 1939 Friedrich, B. Havens, Ora Ingersoll, Rose Mathias, Louis Mount, Frances Nichols, Carrol Ruth, Emma Strawbridge, E. Thomas, Frances Tillman, Marvin Urish, Robert Vetter, L. Whisler, lunior Woodrow, Howard Clan of 1939 Allen, Miles Chitwood, Anna Clark, Wanda Collander, Frances Crowder, Virginia DeRight, Angelina Dickerson, Lois Drake, Maxine Duncanson, Betty Fridrich, Virginia Fridrich, Warren Hilst, Edward Hilst, Erma Hutton, Anna Ingersoll, Dorothy Luick, Grace Meeker, Luverne Nicely, Ronald Rankin, Richard Seely, Marian Tinor, Enos -Urish, Delbert Womer, Mildred Clan ol 1940 Allen, Pascal Berchtold, Ethel Bussone, Lorraine Copes, Fred Diers, Donald Fisher, Vivian Green, Loren Iones, Evelyn Meeker, Marian Renner, Virginia Sharp, Robert Strawbridge, Ben Thomas, Bessie Tillman, Beacher Worner, Eldon Urish, Hazel Clase oi 1941 Baker, Harold Hilst, lunior Hofrieter, Wilbur Keeler, Lois Mitchell, Benard Nicely, Lou, Wanda Phillips, Iohn Schyler, Irma Scott, Ruby Strawbridge, Helen Trowbridge, Elaine Urish, Wayne Watts, Percy Zimmerman, Kenneth Clan of 1942 Chase, Delma Dean, Darrel Deiss, Harold Ethel, Dale Fridrich, Glenn Harris, Virginia Havens, Clara Hilst, Arvin Hutton, Lawrence Ingersoll, Lyla Iibbens, Ronald Olivero, Oliver Parr, Alta Smith, Elmer Urish, Adam Urish, Earl Urish, Iohn Urish, Willis Class of 1943 Allen, Ruth Dillon, Dorothy Drake, Lee, Betty Duncanson, William Fortna, Keith Harris, Marshall Hendrick, Carolyn Iones, Everett Meeker, Robert Meisinger. Elaine Nichols, Helen Phillips, Frances Reining, Earl Scott, Mardell Shaw, Perry Urish, Richard Van Nattan, Murel Womer, Imogene Zimmerman, Evelyn Clan of 1944 Bowlby, Reinold Chitwood, Marjorie Christie, lan Dean, Ruth Deiss, Betty Drake, Edward Flexsenhar, Grace Harmon, Lawton Hilst, Nelson Lahman, Leatrice Lucero, Paloma Meyers, Ioe Mount, Mary Parr, Iean Pfeiffer, Maxine Seelye, Clayton Smith, Lenora Van Nattan, Virgil Woodrow, Merle Larimore, Betty Lou Class of 1945 Baysinger, lames Christie, Lois Dean, Everett Flexsenhar, Lyle Hoeft, Thelma Nannen, Helen Reining, Adrian Stout, Waunetta Van Nattan, Bob Woodrow, Raymond Class of 1946 Ary, Lee, Lois Dickerson, Deloras Drake, Virginia Duncanson, Barbara Forbes, Thurza Goeken, Ada Heren, Robert Lewis, Roy Meeker, Orville Pfeiffer, Dorothy Rademacker, Melvin Schlyer, Paul Schureman, Mary Scott, Bonnie Shay, Roy Weyhrich, Bernadine Woodrow. Margaret Cla!! of 1947 Baysinger, Donald Burns,' losephine Bussone, loe 5 Chitwood, Dick Drake, Dale Drake, Shirley Hamann, Earl Hutton, Grace Kemper, Marvin Knaak, Thelma Parr, Evelyn Ripper, Glenn Sloter, Robert Stout, Betty Thomas, Louis Wagner, Bethel Clan of 1948 Aldrich, Donna Ary, lames Clauser, Marlowe Crosby, Russell Goeken, lohn Harmas, Delbert Meeker, Floyd Ripper, Delbert Schyler, Arletta Winner, Ravmond Woodruff, Orrie ' Deceased I K LOHNES 8. DAGIT GARAGE Stop ot the Sign of the FLYING RED HORSE MOBIL GAS MOBIL OIL N OLIVERO CAFE Soft Drmks Sundrues Drugs Notions SCHUREMAN HARDWARE 8- LUMBER Green Volley, Illinois Phone II We Treat You Square the Year Around 1 a,syf.,g.s-wsfw -A A -f Continued Success in the New School 9 35 FARMERS GRAIN 8: COAL CO. Green Valley, III. Phone l2R Dealers in Grain, Seeds and Coal L. L. WORNER, Manager . K A A-1 3 ' ' Q-0 ' 1 XA, f!.i,,'m . . K A Nil Continuance of Green Valley Youth Momcen Son Sponsors of Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, Brownie Scouts and G, V. Youth Center 36 We in extend our wishes for a happy and successful future to every young man and woman of the Senior Class of 1949. Jim, Dom, and Laurraine wifi B7 ug, by fi -A ,gf ART FORNOFF Trucking, Shelling, and Baling Phone 3R Success to Incoming Freshman Class 5 CITES' SERVICE ' E. L. VANNATTAN GENERAL TRUCKING Dealer in Dairy Cattle Dealer in Cities Service Products Towing Service , Shop at Home and Save Phone No. I DON 8. ELDON'S MARKET For Quolity Groceries, Fresh Meats, Drugs, Shoes, Dry Goods, Rozell's Ice Cream and Dairy Products 2, ?'?i gg , ii gf 7? in A Q QE ii-il!?2XuSxT HOTO SET 9 S Ymsoox 406 West 34th St. X Kansas City 2, M , ga M mi 5? if 5 -1 4 I vii sz 'S 2. ,,-! an 42 ga: 23 Q S 3 u K if 2 E i 15 fl y S I , 1 E an 4 E gp S fv. F, fe. 1 ,A .,--' . , X ,..,- Y 1 f x , 74-1- s 4 4 1 - x .34 ' - . -. . , '! -pg, 1 ' ' , If q ' V. 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