Gridley High School - Pylon Yearbook (Gridley, IL)
- Class of 1940
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His spirit of fair play has earned for him a prominent place with the student body. on - We salute you, MR. WATKINS... -25 BOARD 0F EDUCATIO The general control of the Gridley Community High School is vested in a Board of Education consisting of five members. In every community there is a group of public spirited citizens who accept the responsibility of promoting the progress of the public schools. The members of the Board of Education are elected for a period of three years. The current Board holds its meetings at the school building on the last Thursday of the month. The organization of the Board of Education is as follows: Wm. Gramm, President M. J. Cleary, Jr., Secretary W. H. Gibbs T. O. Tanton Jacob Schreck This group of men have been vitally interested in making the program of the high School meet the needs of boys and girls of today. -4- J? if Charles K. Watkins Gridley, Ill. B. Ed. I. S. N. U. B. S. Univ. of Ill. M. A. Columbia Univ., New York City l year,Graduate Work Univ. of Ill. Principal and Social Studies Dorothy Garrity Chatsworth, Ill. B. Ed., I. S. N. U. M. A. State Univ. of Iowa English, Latin, and Biology Lynn Siron Arrowsmith, Ill. B. Ed. I. S. N. U. Commerce Reinou Maurits Morrison, Ill. B. S. Univ. of Ill. Homemaking E. L. Meeker Pontiac, Ill. Virtuoso Music School Buffalo, N. Y. Vandercook School of Music, Chicago, Ill. Band Agnes Scott ' Wabash, Indianax k B. Ed. western Ill. X State T93Ch8I S N College U. of Colorado U. of Michigan English and Speech Paul McKey Pleasant Hill, Ill B. S. Univ. of Ill. Agriculture and Biology Martha Fix Olivet, Ill. B. A. Olivet College B. S. Univ. of Ill. Mathematics W. H. Hill Gridley, Ill. B. S. Bradley College M. S. Univ. of Ill. Science and Athletic Director Belle Kemp Gridley, Ill. Ill. Wesleyan Univ. I. S. N. U. Music BOB A ff a AI--. ' MR. ROBERT J. SMITH--18 YEARS OF SERVICE Mr. Smith has been in this school for 18 years. During that time he has tirelessly performed his many duties. We are all fond of his tenor voice which he often uses in song as he goes about his work. Mr. Smith says that he has greatly enjoyed working here--better than any other place that he has worked. He stated that the people have been tolerant and pleasant and that he has made and enjoyed many friendships because of his work here. Mr. Smith is a man of high ideals. These have been shown in his work during his eighteen years of service in our school. He is a well-liked com- munity member. The student body extend to Mr. Smith their appreciation for his efforts and service. ' -6- Earl E. Dodson Apollo 3 Glee Club l,2,3,l. HSlumber is more sweet than toil.W Helen Marie Donnell Trans. from Lexington 3. Class Secretary 4 Home Ec. 3 Cantantes Puellae 3 G.A.A. 3, L nGalahad Jonesn Activities, Pylon L WGood things come in small paokages.W Kathryn Mary Eigsti Home Ec. Officer 3,4 Librarian 1,2,3 Glee Club l G.A.A. Sec. L County Literary 3,4 Honor Senior D.A.R. Award Historian L Class Treas. 3 Assoc. Ed. Pylon L nCheer up the worst is yet to come.N Eleanor L. Everroad Trans. from La Harpe 3. Home Ee. Club L Glee Club L nSimplicity and truth dwell in her heart.W Lawrence C. Gilmore Trans. from Empire T. H. S. 2. F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. Football 2, 3, L. Basketball 2, 3, L. Track L. UNO hurry, no scurry, just life as it comes If -3- If Betty Bernice Kahle G.A.A. L Home Ec. Club 4 NGallahad Jones' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Cantantes Puellae 3 WAS charming a maid as one will ever see. Coy, uncertain and hard to please.N Hazel Irene Kent Class Treas. 1 Home Ec. Club 3, A Home Ec. V. Pres. L G.A.A. l,2,3,4 WGalahad Jonesn Senior Ed. Pylon L nAlways misohevious, always gay--she'l1 cut up most any day.W Hugh Max Kirkton Trans. from El Paso 2. F.F.A. 2,3,L Class V. Pres. 2 Football 2,3,L WA man of courage, firm and fit for trust.N Rodney Gordon Kirkton Glee Club 1,2,3,L Football 2,3,L Track 2, 3, A F.F.A. 2, 3, L Apollo 3 WGalahad Jonesn NCheerful and courteous, full of manly grace.W D. Thomas Kirkton, Glee Club l,2,3,L F.F.A. 2, 3, L NTom can be quite digger if someone is behind him with a trigger.n ,fx alll! gif iifiwf . ,. X V ,iii tap- il Homer H. McCain Track 2, 3, L Basketball 2,3,L F.F.A. 2,3,L Historian l HSilence is golden, but I sometimes speak.W Edwin J. Meiss Basketball l,2,3,4 Football l,3,4 Track 2,3,L Nlt takes a good man to play good football.n William J. Reeves Football Mgr. A F.F.A. L Track 4 nAll great men are dying, I don't feel well myself.W Robert D. Reeves Trans. from El Paso 2. F.F.A. 2,3,4 Pres. F.A.A. 3,L nGalahad Jonesn Class V. Pres. 3 Sports, Pylon L NBig feet and curly hair, is there any- one who wants to give me a dare?n Virgil E. Reeves Trans. from El Paso 2. F. F. A. 2,3,L WGalahad Jonesn WWe need not be tall to be noticed.n Harold B. Roth Glee Club l,2,3,4 Class Treas. A nGalahad Jonesn Football L Track 2,3,L Apollo 3 'A man of inches and every inch a man.W Charles M. Rowley Football l,2,3,L Glee Club l,2,3,L Basketball l,2,3,L Apollo 3 Asst. Sports-Pylon Staff 4 Class Pres. 1 Track L WForgetting self till game is o'er, and fighting for the team.W John Vincent Stokes Trans. from Trinity 3. F. A. A. 3, L UNot over-serious, studious, or sad.n Earl W. Scarbeary Librarian l,2,3 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Class Pres. 3,4 Apollo 3 Booster Com. 2 County Literary l, 2, 3 Speech Festival L Scholarship Award Honor Senior Editor--Pylon L WAmbition has no rest.n Peter M. Schertz WGalahad Jonesn Glee Club l,2,3,L Class Pres.l--Sem. 2 Class Sec. 3 Apollo 3 L 'RFQ Lk 7 ' W Nr' . . 1sf' . A 'Z , as s:.F ' J .lsiff ,,- ,V Rb A Q., r.F.A. 3 ,.e.,,, p W Football Mgr. L A R,T1 'fi .vAs'he was yesterday, Af he is now and ever 2 shall be.n iii ' Q -9- ff fi Kathryn M. Stortz Librarian l,2,3 Glee Club l Home Ee. Officer 3,L G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Class Sec. l Speech Festival A Assoc. Bus., Pylon L NA winning smile, a happy way, a capable lass, we all would say.W Robert J. Travis Football l,2,3,4 Basketball 2 NHe who fights longest wins out.N l Josephine H. Tanton Glee Club l,2,3,L nGalahad Jonesn G.A.A. l,2,3,L Home Ee. Club 3 Cantantes Puellae 3 Alumni-Pylon A Honor Senior Librarian 3 WCute little Joey, witty and wise, knows quite a bit for a girly her size.' Marjorie E. Wilfong G.A.A. l,2,3,L Glee club l,2,3,l. Cantantes Puellae 3 NGalahad Jonesn Historian 3 Attendance Award Typist--Pylon L WLive by deeds, not years.n H. Eugene Yergler HGalahad Jones' Booster Com. l NNothing is impossi- ble, but some things take longer.' Dale Zehr Glee Club l,2,3,L F. F. A. 2,3,L Apollo 3 WA silent unassuming man is he.n Edmund P. Zehr Librarian 1 Glee Club l,2,3,L Apollo 3 WGalahad Jones' Soloist, County Contest 3,4 Vice Pres. L Honor Senior Bus. Mgr. Pylon L Music Award nExperience is by insustry achieved.' -10- SENIOR CLASS HI TORY August 30, 1936, a group of twenty-six noisy, bewildered boys and girls entered Gridley Co munity High School, green as any group possibly could be. Soon after we had mastered the difficulty of getting books, classes, rooms and hours into definite and familiar places in our minds, we were given the schools' official welconw, the freshman initiation. Before we realized how quickly itself with all the usual thrills. school party. Another high light of the year Miss Frisby and Mrs. Kemp, in which The fall of '37 brought a more the time was flying, Christmas presented An added attraction this year as an all- was the Stunt Show, under the direction of many students participated. bright side of life before us, we were sophomores! This found us digging out our old battered books and exchanging them for others. We found that three of our confederates had dropped behind but five new recruits had joined our company. Though this year was not so ex- citing as others, we had several enjoyable parties. Just as we were about to overcome the spring fever, vacation We returned the next fall half came. sorry for vacation's end, half glad for our promotion to,the rank of juniors. Returning to resume our duties we found that we had lost two classmates but that we had acquired three new members. Our first big job was the junior play 'Galahad Jonesn, under the direction of Miss Shinoske. After many months of worry and toil, we entertained the seniors suc- cessfully with the Junior-Senior Banquet. We started the year Of 1939 not as green freshies of '36, but as dignified seniors. Once again a group of twenty-seven assembled to complete the struggle for the modern necessity, a high school diploma. Realizing that this would be our last year we were anxious to make the most of it. The monotony of lessons was submerged while we were developing the newly established yearbook. We an- ticipate terminal complete with joy the completion of our course. The the WPylonW. When we approach the great called graduation, we go, sorry to part with our comrades but happy to new type of Commencement program was begun in Gridley by the class of 1939. This program consisted of original essays about timely subjects presented by five member of the class. This year four members of the Senior class were chosen to talk at Commence- ment by the vote of the Faculty and Seniors. The four honor Seniors selected as their theme, WMaking Democracy Work.N They will talk on the following divi- sions of the above mentioned idea: WThe Meaning of Democracyn--Kathryn Eigsti NLeadership in a Democracyn--Josephine Tanton nThe Constitution and Democracy'--Edmund Zehr WEducation and Democracyn--Earl Scarberry -11- JU IOR CLASS Back Row: Gordon Henrichs, Roy Schramm, Lester Rinkenberger, Rex Schramm, and Glenn Kahle. Marvin Kinsella and Louis Phillis were absent. Middle Row: Jean Reeves, Violetta Wilfong, Earl Rinkenberger, Donald Scarbeary, Arthur Gramm, Keith Hoobler, Bill Ethington, Irsel Funk, and Mary Fern McCain. Front Row: Maud Heiple, Jean Frey, Carolyn Kuerth, Florence Kuerth, Eleanor Funk, Ruth Zehr, Helen Murray, and Elva Miller. What a funny sight to see thirty freshmen on the first day of school! There was not one of us who knew where to go or what to do next on that thirty- first day of August in nineteen thirty-seven. Everyone tried to be very help- ful and friendly, so we soon began to realize what it was all about. Mr. McKey was our first class advisor, and our first class president was Arthur Gram . The greatly dreaded and feared initiation came soon. This great event in life of every freshman was held at Lake Bloomington. After we had performed for the amusement of the upper classes, they served us very delightful refresh- ments. The next fall we returned to our work with a new eagerness and confidence. Miss Maurits was our class advisor, Florence Kuerth was president the first semester, Earl Rinkenberger was president the second semester. During this year we had the misfortune of losing three classmates--Yvonne Krug, Joan Hoobler and Martha Benedict, however, Bill Ethington became a new member. Now we are Juniors! We are less in number because Maxine Brown and Loren Schli f did not return to school this year, but we are richer in knowledge Cwe hopeig. Our class advisor is Miss Garrity, and the officers are: President, Carolyn Kuerthg Vice President, Keith Hoobler, Secretary, Donald Scarbearyg Treasurer, Eleanor Funkg Historian, Florence Kuerth. Our Christmas party at the Annex was very successful. It was attended by thirty members of the class and faculty who had a most enjoyable time. Our Junior class play, nThe Harvest Queenu, directed by Miss Garrity was given on March l5th at the Annex. The play was a grand success and we feel we accomplished something. We have been very busy earning money so we can give the Seniors a grand banquet. -12- ,, OPHOMORE CLASS S-fi' ' C13 V- Back Row: Kearney, R. Schlipf, Pfister, Meiss, Clausen, Rich, A. Schlipf, and Froelich. Third Row: Porzelius, Benedict, Schrock, Taylor, Grusy, V. Yergler, Moser, Diggle, and Westermeyer. Second Row: Fleming, Roth, Finck, Cornwell, Kaufman, Funk, Rinkenberger, Hany, Reeves, and Zehr. Front Row: Stevens, Gramm, Hany, Gilmore, G. Yergler, Ehresman, Phillis, and Bolby. In September of 1939, thirty-nine frightened freshmen enrolled in Gridley High School. In 1940 there are thirty-five sophomores who are not afraid of anything, we hope. Our class officers are: Marcella Moser, President, Jack Kearney, Vice President, Leonard Rich, Secretary-Treasurerg Margaret Ann Taylor, Historian, and Ray Meiss, Sergeant-at-arms. The sophomore class has two basketball players, Leonard Rich and Bill Froelich, who are outstanding. In November our class held a bake sale in Rich's Hardware Store, it proved to be a financial success. Our first class party this year, which the teachers attended, was held in the Annex on February 15, 1930. We had plenty of ice cream, cookies and candy. On February 17, Mrs. John Taylor gave a party in honor of Margaret Ann Taylor's sixteenth birthday. The girls of the sophomore class attending the party presented her with nice gifts. Contact, fifty, and other games were played. This was also Aldene Roth's birthday, but she being ill with the flu, could not attend. Our class colors are red and silver, our class flower is the American beauty rose, and our class motto is NForward ever, backward never.' -13- FRE HMA CLASS vi 5- 5 Back Row: John Rich, Sam Hoobler, Gene Hoobler, Keith Roth, Harold Yandell, Jay Klopfenstein, Pete Kearney, Orlyn Frey, Ronald Gerig, Marvin Zimmerman, Gerald Wahls, Lowell Litwiller, and Edward Gramm. Middle Row: Virgil Funk, Dorothy Burton, Evelyn Hoobler, Evelyn Gerig, Shirley Hibbs, Helen Becker, Mary Louise Klein, Evelyn Schram , Helen Breese, and Lyle Irwin. Front Row: Arlene Imthurn, Mary Freed, Helen Hauser, Ruth Bertsche, Frances Ann Wilfong, Edith Rediger, Shirley Gibbs, Maxine Kent, Mary Adella Klein, and Norma Farrell. Eugene Bolby, Jake Ringger, and Howard Yandell were absent. Our class officers are: President, Jay Klopfensteing Vice-President, Pete Kearneyg Secretary and Treasurer, John Rich, and Historian, Maxine Kent, Class Reporter, Evelyn Schramm. The initiation of thirty-five green, frightened freshies was a sight to behold. We looked very queer to the rest of the students for we were dressed in everything from black stockings to overalls inside out. We had to do every- thing from washing the office windows with a toothbrush to kissing Mr. Siron's hand. Our first party was held in the school house on Oct. 29, 1949. Everyone came dressed like hoboes because Halloween was just around the corner. Our second party was held in the annex of the Congo Church on Feb. 23, l9LO. The decorations were red, white, and blue in honor of George Washington's birthday. There was plenty of ice cream and cake for all. Mr. Watkins has organized a girls' baseball team and there are several freshmen on it. They are Frances Ann Wilfong, Evelyn Hoobler, Mary Louise Klein and Evelyn Gerig. The football field has been transformed into a baseball diamond and the girls practice there twice a week. Two of our boys, Jay Klopfenstein and Pete Kearney were honored by receiving football letters. We are all very proud of them. Our class colors are green and white, our class flower Lilly-of-the-Valley and our class motto is WStrive to Rise.W -14- ACTIVITIES ELEANOR FUNK A LOYAL BOOSTER--SOLD 53 ANNUAIS -3-5- Sk 1 'x SEPT ' .S-581 4 V' OCT - Ns Q 31 F , 1, I .I fx E Q 4 l'llll - ..-.11 e ai: 5 xN 5 : - X -.f.ffJ - 9 -y Q' I M X .5 Z I lx 1 . fx .xxxx-4,1 0 A - 0 11 Q ' J.. mzo H xoxo o 3 l' I 1 55: Ill, H ffuHv'flIl,lv:f MEC Q H 27 x 'Y A1 X 1 JJUY' 4959 ,J Wal 5 8 15 21 21 26 29 L 6 ll 14 19 20 25 26 1 2 3 9 1 5 7 -Opening day A boys to LeRoy ' S -Football game Cullom -Teachers honored -Football at Lexington -Class officers elected -Freshmen initiation -Cheerleaders chosen -Football game ElPaso -Candy sale -Football at Chillicothe -Football at Saunemin -Home Ee. girls to Chicago -Freshmen Party -Football at Washington -Balloon drill -Football at Chenoa -Teachers Conference -Lecture on alcohol -Seniors sign picture contract -Thanksgiving Vacation -Basketball at Heyworth -New teacher-Miss Scott Basketball ame Chenoa - g - -Home Eo.served faculty 8-Basketball at Trinity 12-Basketball at Lexington 13- Home Ec.remodels toys 19-Junior Party 20-Senior Party 22-Xmas Vacation Starts 3-School resumes 9- ll- 12- 16- 19- 23- 25- Basketball at ElPaso Semesters Semesters Football Banquet Basketball at Chatsworth 27-County Basketball Tournament Feb. 7-Seniors sell magazines. -16- A-G.A.A. sell magazines -Teachers visit- ing day -B.B. at Saunemin -24-District B.B. Tournaments -D.A.R. chosen Freshmen Party -Election for Bond Issue Home Ec. Club FEB svfnaw , f'4v ff Y' GQ' xx. 1 SAAK fl if-FEL 1 ,li .l..-,, -- , -Q i Q' ...ii ..xN 1- Demonstration -- 1 -Junior Class Play .n 'gh ,SOD ' MM mfaoow NX -Trackmeet-- 'Q Q. , Forrest V -Relays-Pontiac by -Trackmeet-El Paso -Relays-Gridley Nf -Trackmeet-Eureka 'J A 9 Q -McLean trackmeet ' V Normal -Relays--Lincoln -Baseball-Eureka ,.. ---- Baseball-Lex- -'- - ington - 'u ' -Baseball-Flanag- an Baseball-Eureka --- - Baseball-Lex- --1 ington ---- Baseball-Flanag- ---- J anS B t ---- r. r. anque '--'--- -Baccalaureate -Commencement hu ij ?-:L -' af:- I 1 ,J g r EF! C s f' ff,f4L'lI70 f gm rs, The PYLON STAFF Standing: Donnell, Heiple, E. Zehr, Stortz, Eigsti, Taylor, H. Kent, B Reeves, Miller, Cornwell, C. Kuerth, A. Gramm, Pfister. Sitting: M. Wilfong, Tanton, D. Scarbeary, E. Scarbeary, B. Reeves, Bertsche I. Funk. Gridley Community High School's first Annual Staff is as follows Editor-in-Chief- Associate Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Associate Busine Assistant Busine Senior Editor--- Junior Editor--- Sophomore Editor Freshmen Editor- Calendar Artist- Sports ---------- Assistant Sports Activities ------ ------------------------Earl Scarbeary ------------------------Kathryn Eigsti ------------------------Donald Scarbeary ------------------------Edmund Zehr ss Manager -------------- Kathryn Stortz ss Manager -------------- Irsel Funk Hazel Kent -Elva Miller ------------------------Betty Reeves Ruth Bertsche Louis Phillis Bob Reeves ------------------------Charles Rowley H6 1811 DOI1116 ll Assistant Activities -------------------- Carolyn Kuerth Typist ------- --------------------------- Marjorie Wilfong Music ------------- ---------------------- Margaret A. Taylor Snapshots ------------------------------- Phillip Pfister Alumni -------- - ------------------------- Josephine Tanton Assistant Alumni ------------------------ Evelyn Cornwell Humor ---------------------------------- -Art Gramm Sales Manager ------------------------ F--Maude Heiple Advisors -------------------------------- Mr. Watkins, Mr. Siron, The name 'Pylon' was submitted by Donald Scarbeary in a contest conducted for the purpose of selecting an Annual name. Miss Garrity It is the hope of the staff that through this yearbook they will have re vealed to you the guidance the school affords students for their take off in llfe FOOTBALL Aw...-f- 'WM Standing: L. Gilmore, L. Rinkenberger, Rowley, H. Roth, Henrichs, R. Kirkton, R. Schramm. Sitting: Klopfenstein, M. Kirkton, Travis, K. Hoobler, P. Kearney, E. Meiss, R. Meiss. The l939 football schedule opened in an impressive style with a 58 to O victoryxover Cullom. The Cullom team was at a great disadvantage in size and lack of experience. Our next foe was the Lexington Minute Men, who resumed playing football as a major sport, adopting the abbreviated eight man team. We came home the vic- tors by a score of 33 to O. However the score doesn't tell the closeness of the game. Much credit is due to Coach Murray and his players in their first year of football. We ran our victory string to three as we defeated El Paso by the score of lb to 0 under the flood lights, at El Paso. El Paso was much stronger than expected and pushed us to the utmost. We were, however, exceedingly jubilant over the victory. This brought the first victory over El Paso in football for some twenty years. After such a fine start our team showed a reversal of form and lost the next four games on our schedule. We were defeated by Chillicothe 13 to O, by Saunemin 7 to O, by Washington 25 to O, and by the powerful Chenoa team 33 to O. Both Washington and Chenoa were considered two of the better teams of the state this year. Letterman are: C. Rowley, R. Travis, J. Klopfenstein, R. Meiss, E. Meiss, G. Henrichs, H. Roth, P. Kearney, R. Kirkton, Rex Schramm, L. Rinkenberger, L. Gilmore. Gridley 58, Cullom O ----------------- at Gridley Gridley 33, Lexington 0 -------------- at Lexington C8 menl Gridley lL, El Paso O ---------------- at El Paso fnightl Gridley O, Chillicothe 13 ----------- at Gridley Gridley O, Saunemin 7 --------------- at Saunemin Knight! Gridley O, Washington 25 ------------ at Washington Knight, Gridley O, Chenoa 33 ---------------- at Gridley -13- BA KETBALL Back Row: Froelich, Henrichs, R. Reeves, Klopfenstein, and Rich. Front Row: Hoobler, McCain, Meiss, Rowley, and L. Gilmore. We opened the local basketball season at Hayworth by dividing a double bill. The varsity lost a bitterly fought battle 3l-25, and the reserves handed a sound thrashing to Heyworth reserves by a 25-7 score. The Gridley regulars lost a thrilling basketball game to the Chenga regu- lars, the final spore being 25 to 22. The reserves defeated the Chenoa seconds in the curtain-raiser by a score of 27 to ll. December 8. Displaying a brand of basketball that was a revelation to their most ardent supporters, the Gridley basketball team won a thrill-packed battle from the Trinity high school basketeers in Bloomington. The final score was 33-31. The Gridley reserves lost the curtain-raiser to the Trinity reserves 30-19. December 12. Gridley won a hard-fought basketball game from Lexington by a score of 18-11. The game was largely a defensive one. The Gridley reserves went on a scoring rampage in the last quarter of their game to ring up a 22-ll victory. December 19. The varsity lost a hard-fought game from Strawn 30-23. The Gridley reserves also lost in a thriller 23-21. January 9. The Gridley high school basketball squad lost two games to E1 Paso on Tuesday night. The regulars were defeated 30-27, while the reserves found themselves on the short end of a 21-19 score. January 12. The Gridley varsity had easy going most of the way with Cornell After piling up a big score the first quarter they just ooasted into a win 31-25. The reserves won in an overtime battle 26-25. January 19. The Gridley basketball teams lost a doubleheader to the Chatsworth teams on Friday night. The regulars lost a thrilling overtime battle by a 21-19 score while the reserves took a convincing thumping by a 29-15 count. February 13. Gridley Community High School basketball teams won a double -19- s 1 header affair at Saunemin on Tuesday. The regulars took a measure of their opponents by a 30-16 score, and the reserves established a 2L-17 winning margin. February 17. The Gridley regulars ended their regular basketball season by defeating the Eureka team by a score of 29 to 28. The reserves were out- classed and lost 28-27. Gridley Gridley Gridley Gridley Gridley Gridley Gridley Gridley Gridley Gridley First Team Reserves Hayworth Gridley ----- Heyworth Chenoa Gridley Chenoa -----Trinity Gridley -----Trinity -----Lexington Gridley Lexington Stfawn Gridley ----- Strawn E1 Paso Gridley ----- El Paso -----Chatsworth Gridley -----Chatsworth -----Eureka Gridley -----Eureka -----Cornell Gridley -----Cornell Saunemin Gridley ----- Saunemin TRACK Back Row: S. Hoobler, J. Kearney, L. Rich, T. Kirkton, Clausen, Klopfenstein, Yandell, Wahls. Middle Row: Froelich, L. Gilmore, Rowley, Henrichs, Bob Reeves, D. Scarbeary, E. Gramm, Irwin, Hany, V. Funk. Front Row: R. Kirkton, McCain, Bill Reeves, E. Meiss, H. Roth, P. Kearney, L. Rinkenberger, R. Meiss, and R. Schramm. Our first track meet this year was with Forrest. We defeated them by a score of 895-385. Ed Meiss was high point man with a total of eleven points. The track team placed lOth in the Pontiac Relays. The competition was very strong. Harold Roth placed first in the shot put. Our next meet was with El Paso. We triumphed with a score of 87 to L8. The scoring was fairly even-balanced between the tracksters. In our own Gridley Relays we won the varsity trophy. Harold Roth was high point man for Gridley. Cropsey and Eureka were the next victims during our track season: Gridley was again the victor, Eureka second, and Cropsey, third. The boys are now looking forward to the County Track meet when they, as defending champions, will attempt to win another first. The track schedule is as follows: April April April 16 ----- April April May 3 -------- 5 ...... 13 ----- zo ----- 26 ----- May 7 -------- ----Forrest at Gridley ----Pontiac Relays ----El Paso at Gridley ----Gridley Relays ----Eureka and Cropsey ----County Meet ----Eureka at Eureka -21- at Gridley BGY 'A D GIRL ' PHY ICAL ED CATIO Top Row: Westermeyer, Zimmerman, Rinkenberger, Kuntz, Rowley, Litwiller, K. Hoobler, Henrichs, Roy Schram , Yandelly Klopfenstein, Frey, Gerig. Third Row: E. Meiss, R. Kirkton, Yergler, K. Roth, Funk, Irwin, T. Kirkton, Pfister, Clausen, P. Kearney, L. Rich, McCain, Rex Schram , H. Roth, Scarbeary. Second Row: L. Gilmore, Bob Reeves, V. Reeves, Phillis, Wahls, Hany, D. Gilmore, R. Meiss, Bill Reeves, G. Hoobler. Front Row: L. Gram , J. Rich, Bolby, Ehresman, R. Schlipf, A. Schlipf, Kahle, J. Kearney, Froelich, S. Hoobler, E. Gramm. Top Row: Hoobler, Moser, Reeves, Benedict, Schrock, Taylor, G. Grusy, Cornwell Freed, Kaufman, V. Wilfong, Schramm and Breese. Middle Row: Mary A. Klein, Burton, Rediger, Bertsche, Diggle, Yergler, Hibbs, Becker, Porzelius, and Gibbs. Front Row: Rinkenberger, F. Wilfong, Zehr, Reeves, Roth, Funk, Hany, Kent, E. Gerig, Mary L. Klein, and Fleming. -22- GIRL ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO Back Row: Heiple, B. Kahle, Cornwell, C. Kuerth, H. Kent, Frey, Tanton, M. L. Klein, Eigsti, Taylor, Freed, M. Wilfong, M. A. Klein and Gibbs. Middle Row: Breese, Donnell, J. Reeves, F. Kuerth, Diggle, Moser, Yergler, M. Kent, Hibbs, B. Reeves, I. Funk, Stortz, V. Wilfong and Miss Fix. Front Row: Schramm, McCain, Hany, Grusy, B. Funk, Kaufman, Rinkenberger, Gerig Hoobler and F. Wilfong. At the beginning of the year the Girls Athletic Association had a party to which they invited all the girls. The purpose of the club was explained to them and fourteen freshmen girls were made pledges of the club. After the pledges have made seventy-five points they are initiated at a special service. They then have to make twenty points a month. The club seeks to promote ath- letics and encourage companionship among the girls. The club was originated in 1936-37 under the very capable leadership of Miss Jessie Frisby. A rural field day is annually sponsored by the G.A.A. Each summer the girls rent a cabin and spend a week at Lake Bloomington. All girls earning five hundred points receive a letter. Seventeen girls received letters this year. Seven hundred fifty points entitles a girl to a medal, one thousand points entitles her to an emblem. Each Senior boy who has received three athletic letters is awarded a medal by the G.A.A. This year's officers are: President--Violetta Wilfong Vice President--Maud Heiple Secretary--Kathryn Eigsti Treasurer--Pauline Kaufman News Reporter--Margaret Ann Taylor -23- HOME ECO OMIC CL B Back Row: Donnell, Reeves, Kuerth, Frey, M. L. Klein, Kahle, H. Kent, Stortz, M. A. Klein and Gibbs. Third Row: Burton, Heiple, Diggle, Moser, Rediger, Everroad, Eigsti, Miss Maurits, Taylor, Miller, Zehr, Gerig and Hoobler. Second Row: Cornwell, Hauser, Bertsche, Schram , Breese, Wilfong, Reeves, M. Kent, Becker and Hibbs. Front Row: Hany, Grusy, Funk, Kaufman, Rinkenberger, Zehr, Yergler and Porzelius The Home Economics Club was organized under the sponsorship of Miss Maurits in 1938-39. Membership is limited to those enrolled or who have been enrolled in Home Ec. The Club seeks to develop personality, increase cooperation and friendship, provide for advantageous use of leisure time and form a link between home and school. Our motto, NBe the best of whatever you are,W is very signif icant because it expresses the real idea of the club. Our colors are blue and silver and our flower is the rose. Edith Feit was the first president. An initiation ceremony was held in November for the sixteen girls who be- came new members, increasing the total membership to thirty-eight, for which a tea was held in their honor. Many activities were sponsored by the Club. Four girls, Margaret Ann Taylor, Kathryn Stortz, Kathryn Eigsti and Hazel Kent, were chosen and sent by the club to the State Convention at Chicago. Near Christmas time the club re- modeled toys and later sent them to the Salem Orphanage. Hot lunches were served frequently at school by the club. Mrs. Roy Stevig gave an interesting and educational gg demonstration on the care of' the skin. In April a Foreign Cookery dinner was R1 ,, ix T held. Committees prepared some interesting - 'z l' 1 pt 'ts Aliy .ye i dishes of other countries. The tables were ZYe,f5 ,,,,4,f fgE,gx ..,., decorated with French, Mexican, Chinese and ,iis P ,W 'E yJ LVtyi5'g,j gs Swedish objects' T o '. 1 my ' 4 ef ' WY 5 The officers are: Margaret A. Taylor, Lf Q T 'W pres.' Hazel Kent vice-pres.' Kathryn Stortz, N' Sec.:'and Kathryn'EigSti, Tregs. Faculty Served by Home Ec. II -QL- Cam? Back Row: Zim erman, E Gramm, L Rinkenberger, T Kirkton, P Kearney, M Kirkton, Bob Reeves, Frey, R Kirkton, McCain, L Gilmore and A Gramm Middle Row: Diggle, V. Funk, Westermeyer, Bill Reeves, D Zehr, Gerig, K Hoobler, Clausen, and R Meiss Front Row: S. Hoobler, L Gramm, R Schlipf, A Schlipf, Ehresman, Gilmore, Glenn Yergler, G. Hoobler, V Reeves and G Kahle The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of farm boys en rolled in vocational agriculture In 1937 the Gridley chapter of Future Farmers of America was organized by Mr Paul McKey, the present sponsor During the past year our F F A members participated in a variety of in teresting and enjoyable activities, namely, Judging contest, basket ball tourna m nts, F. F. A. jamborees, and the vocational agriculture fair At the voca tional fair held at LeRo fifteen of our boys exhibited their progects and brought home a total of l25 in prize money Our Judging teams have ranked ac creditably in the districts and state contests We have also attended the International Livestock Show the past two years From forty one progects we made a net profit of 32,540 last year One of our boys, Lawrence Gilmore, first prize with his grand champion barrow at the County Fair this year third at the State Fair officers of the club this year are Bob Reeves--President Max Kirkton--Vice President Arthur Gramm--Sec. and Treas Keith Hoobler--Reporter Mr. McKey--Advisor Motto is: NLearning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve.W CO1OI'S HTS blue and THE HARVEST QUEE Standing: V. Wilfong, G. Kahle, A. Gra m, Kinsella, D. Scarbeary and E. Rinkenberger Seated: C. Kuerth, Miller, I. Funk, McCain, Heiple. Cast Preston Doty ------- ---- Arthur Gramm Carol Doty ----------- Carolyn Kuerth Marian ------------------ Elva Miller Laura -------------------- Irsel Funk Hubert ------------- Donald Scarbeary Buck -------------------- Glenn Kahle Myra -------------------- Maud Heiple Jenny -------------- Mary Fern McCain Donald Young ------ Earl Rinkenberger William Roberts ----- Marvin Kinsella Prompter ----------- Violetta Wilfong Summary Without the permission of his wife a small town druggist, hoping to win a cash prize, entered a float in the harvest parade. On the day of the celebra- tion rain came down in torrents. The badly spoiled and very fickle Queen caught a terrible cold, but was brave enough to go on anyway. The beauty who was to have been on the float got Wcold feetn so the younger daughter took her place, and upon seeing her in the costume the football hero fell in love with her. The old maid schoolteacher became engaged to a very rough and uncouth westerner. Miss Garrity directed the play. -25- PEECH Back Row: J. Kearney, D. Scarbeary, E. Scarbeary, and J. Rich. Middle Row: Rediger, Cornwell, C. Kuerth, Eigsti, Schrock, Stortz, and M. A. Klein. Front Row: Freed, Bertsche, Moser, Finck, and A. Roth. This year a greater interest in deolamatory work was shown than in any previous year. Fourteen students, who had worked under the direction of Miss Scott, par- ticipated in the Speech Festival held on Thursday evening, April l8, l9AO at the Congregational Church. The following program was given: WChina Blue Eyesn ----------------------- Aldene Roth NChutney Gets Supperu ------------- Mary Adella Klein NMa at the Racesn -------------- ------- Ruth Bertsche NJanen ------------------------------- Marcella Moser WAt the Declam Contestn --------------- Dorothy Finck NThe Mysterious Pupn --------------------- Mary Freed nAt the Declam Contestn -------- ----- Kathryn Stortz 'The Lost Generationn -------------- Donald Scarbeary WExit the Big Bad Wolfn ------------------- John Rich WBrothers Prefer Blondesn -------------- Jack Kearney 'Exit the Big Bad Wolfn -------------- Earl Scarbeary WThe Tell Tale Heartn --------------- Evelyn Cornwell WCrimson Rambler' --------------------- Edith Rediger Extemporaneous ----------------------- Carolyn Kuerth The students chosen to represent Gridley Com unity High School at the County Literary Meet on April 30 were: Marcella Moser in the Girl's Humorous Declamationg Donald Scarbeary in the Boy's Oratoricalg Jack Kearney in the Boy's Humorous Declamationg and Evelyn Cornwell in the Girl's Dramatic Declamation. Kathryn Eigsti will represent our school in the spelling contest. -27- Back Row: Heiple, B. Kahle, Cornwell, C. Kuerth, H. Kent, Frey, Tanton, M. L. Klein, Everroad, Taylor, Freed, M. Wilfong, M. A. Klein, Gibbs. Middle Row: A. Roth, E. Funk, Hauser, F. Kuerth, Bertsche, Diggle, Yergler, M. Kent, Hibbs, Becker, Porzelius, Benedict. Front Row: Burton, V. Wilfong, Hany, Grusy, B. Funk, Kaufman, Rinkenberger, Zehr, Gerig, Hoobler, Fleming. 3 5 5 guys Q 5'13fV aft .id i'A 34 M L 3 'sw , ' ' ' ' ee B F ' 'FFMMWMV I ,Y . . raw f new 4 5333? Nwagn 1k K ' 4 -'ffy p 'W ' V' E255 Back Row: V. Funk, Rowley, Litwiller, Gerig, H. Roth, Henriohs, Schertz, E. Zehr. Middle Row: Westermeyer, K. Roth, L. Rich, Wahls, Frey, E. Scarbeary, A. Gramm, T. Kirkton. Front Row: Froelich, J. Kearney, R. Schlipf, Ehresman, A. Schlipf, D. Zehr, Dodson, R. Kirkton, G. Kahle. E. Bolby, L. Phillis, and M. Kinsella were absent -2g- CHORU Choruses were organized in the Gridley School in Kemp as director. This activity has grown in popular at present there are sixty-six enrolled in chorus wor The first boys' chorus was composed of five memb was composed of eighteen members. Today, the members and forty, respectively. For five years a chorus has represented our soho Each year we have received a comparatively high ratin represented our school are Mary Heiple, Kenneth Rich, Kiefer, and Edmund Zehr. The students representing the chorus at the 1939 follows: first soprano--Jean Frey, Josephine Tanton, Marjorie Wilfongg second soprano--Hazel Kent, Bernice Carolyn Kuerth, Margaret A. Taylor, Eleanor Everroad, Ruth Bertsche, Helen Hauser, Evelyn Gerig, Evelyn Cor 1935-36, with Mrs. John ity from year to year until k. ers, and the girls' chorus hips number twenty-eight ol at the county meet. g. The soloists who have Clifford Roth and Evelyn -LO county meet are as Florence Kuerth, and Kahle, Violetta Wilfong, and Eleanor Funk, alto-- nwell, and Maude Heiple. The girls have selected as their number, Wwhen Twilight Comes' by Mclntire. On March 9, l9LO, the annual school musical was choruses sang several numbers of which the most outst By the Girls: WThanks Be To Godn--O'Riley nWhen Twilight Comesn--Mclnt By the Boys: 'God Bless American--Irving NMemoriesn--Lehar-Grey Other numbers were given by the freshmen girls, the b octet. The school band completed the program with se Other activities in which the Glee Clubs partici singing of Christmas Carols, entertaining between the and participation in a pgoram presented by the Amerie Members of the choruses presented the following services: By the Girls: 'The Lord's Prayer' WI Will Extol Theen By the Boys: WThe Lord is My Shepherd' WI Heard the Voice of Jesus held. The boys' and girls' ending were: -Dickens ire Berlin oys quintet, and the boys veral numbers. pated this year were the acts of the Junior Play, an Legion. numbers at baccalaureate Says' Our choruses have been quite fortunate in having as accompanist, Miss Martha Fix. She has given us some music appreciation lar routine of accompanying the choruses. We feel th in addition to the regu- at we have actually been able to do better work because we have had such a competent accompanist. The students of chorus work wish to extend to Mr for her efforts to build a better group of singers. -29- s. Kemp their appreciation BAD Back Row: V. Rich, T. Kaufman, L. Rich, Foor, V. Wilfong, Wahls, Froelich, Oliver, L. Ellenberger. Middle Row: Mr. Meeker, Gibbs, E. Cornwell, Andrews, Benedict, Pfister, Schram , F. Wilfong, Gerig, P. Kaufman, J. Ellenberger. Front Row: M. L. Klein, J. Rich, Stewart, E. Hoobler, Rediger, J. Cornwell, S. Hoobler, R. Kaufman, J. Ellenberger, B. Hoobler, M. McCain. The band was organized during the school year of 1937-38 under the direc- tion of Mr. John O'Toole. The first public appearance was made before the Parent Teacher's Association in March, 1938. Concerts were given weekly during the next two summers under the sponsorship of the Lions' Club and the business men. After the death of Mr. O'Toole, the band was taken over by Clarence Mas- sey who was succeeded by Mr. Earl Meeker in November,l939. Mr. Meeker and his work have been well-known in this community for a num- ber of years and we feel that we are very fortunate in having him as our direc- tor. Under his leadership the band has made definite progress. Public interest has been aroused, new uniforms have been promised by the American Legion and more instruments by the school board. We expect in another year to compare favorably with the bands of neighboring schools. Thirteen of our members are grade school people. Since there is no grade school band, we are grateful for this nucleus for our future high school bands. The present officers are: President, Leonard Rich, Vice-President, Vio- letta Wilfongg and Secretary-Treasurer, Evelyn Cornwell. Those absent when this picture was made are: L. Phillis, Louis Phillis, Helbling, M. K. Pfister, E. Rinkenberger, and J. Diggle. -3Q.. HUMOR WHAT? NO ENGLISH I think that I could never saw An old Maid with a whopper jaw: A jaw whose teeth is all fall out, Who intimately lives with gout. Poems is made by fools like us, Which makes our teachers want to cuss. PHYSICS Mr. Hill: Josephine, why does water boil quicker on top of a mountain than in Gridley? Josephine Tanton: Because it is nearer the sun. SOMETHING'S WRONG Miss Garrity: Earl, use dissolution in a sentence. Earl Dodson: Dissolution is too strong. LOST Who went where and when and took a bus ride on the wrong bus and after seeing what city guessed the right bus and reached their destination? Answers in order-- -Edith Rediger and Mary A. Klein -to the county contest ' -on April 30, l9L0 -Bloomington -Normal University WELL! Florence Kuerthz' I want some powder. Jack Taylor: Mennens? Florence: No, women's. Jack: Scented. Florence: No. I'll take it with me. MY VACCINATION Oh, vaccination, how you hurt! How you do keep our nerves alert! Each pin prick seems a bit more keen, Until the blood is seen, Until the blood is seen. Each scratch a cut, Each cut a wound, And then when we have almost swooned, Ah! cease the mutilating sword, And quickly is our poise restored. Oh, vaccination, how you burn: Each tender touch doth cause alarm. Each lover's joy I now must spurn And strive to sooth my aching arm. REALLY Marcella Moser: Mr. McKey, Why don't they put vitamins in candy and cake instead of spinach and cod-liver oil? FOLLOW DIRECTIONS Miss Maurits: Helen, I smell some- thing burning. Helen Donnell: Yes, It's the pie, but the recipe says that I can't take it out for ten minutes yet. THEY MADE IT Mr. Watkins: CTO ambitious U. S. History Class! How many have read the thirty-fourth chapter in our book? They all raise their hands. Mr. Watkins: You shouldn't have gone to the bother. There are only thirty- three chapters. HEED Girls who retire at half-past ten, Are loved by their parents And elderly men. The Brilliant Seniors Have a Vocabulary Drill The young man staid too long. The horse was all gaunt up. He always arrived at a dissolution. The strategem was burned in the fire. The gloat boy was served last. The delusion was made up of alcohol and water. He retards from the field. The lithe was made of woolen threads. It was an eccentric day. The woman would rabble on and on. The leaves swag because of the strong breeze. The horde was found in an old shoe. Every person should endeavor their work She would rabble about anything. He went fishing but all he caught was a little winnow. He trance the river. The material will wince when wet. The instructor winnow the class. He could sparsely see out of either eye. He had done bane in his work. The person guised at me. He tried to precipitate the weather for tomorrow. He belonged to piety. The rope began to swag. He used an epithet to describe him. He had no precept of what the future held in store for him. '54 -1. gk. f A . 9 ft in 4 ., I f- sl 'Q K i r , X, in ww .15 f Q I K . g Q , ,. -2 3' ' .. 1.71 if . 5 '14 X J, 4 xv , W, 3915, X Y i I -VW if x E' F5 1.19 ,f f' 'um' unif- 'R it , , N S SW: Lv On fskf' 'cp'-, 9 1. ' 4 N' .Ls ,E , f A f qi - 3 - K A x 4 , . ' 1 l A Ml i 1. 4 'V THE HOME - EC. LAB THE SCIENCE LAB CLASS OF 1939 Standing: Victoria Stewart, Dorothy Oliver, Reid Henrichs, Jeanette Woltzen, Cecil Schreok, Joe Schram , Dorothy Freed, Bernice Slagell,and Dorothy Kent. Seated: Jake Hoobler, Jr., Fayne Hoobler, Chester Stortz, Maxine Kaufman, Marguerite Ehresman, James Bertsche, Marjorie Ehresman, and Merle Glessner. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION President ---------------------------------------------------------- Maxine Zook Vice President ---------------------------------------------------- Kenneth Rich Secretary -------------------------------------------------------- Joseph Wilson Treasurer --------------------------------------------------------- Virgil Brown CLASS OF 1892 Cora Wald KNow Mrs. Vincent! ------------ cfo Bessie Ruble,709 N. Linden, Normal Lucy Wald KNow Mrs. Emil Hugunins! --------------------------------- Payne, Ohio C. E. McNemar ----------------------------------- Frink Street, Peoria, Illinois No classes in 1893 and 1894. CLASS OF 1895 Lula Danner --------------------------------------------------------- --deceased CIASS OF 1896 Lena Callsen KNow Mrs. E. P. Kuhl! --------------------------- Gridley, Illinois Harriet Shipley KNow Mrs. Prosser! ---- 210 Merchants Exchange Building,St.Louis Charles P. Hanson KDr. Chas. P. Hanson! ----------- Unity Bldg. Bloomington,Ill. Josephine Freed ------------------------------------------------------- deceased Tressa Tarman KNow Mrs. N. W. Shanebrooke! ------- L17 S. Lth. St. Rockford,Il1. Margaret I. Settle KNow Mrs. J. E. Taylor! -------------------- Gridley,Illin0is Louise Woerner KMrs. Paul Luke! ---------------------------------- ----- deceased CLASS 0F 1897 Dr. E. M. Adams --------------------------------------------------- 1---deceased J. Earl Taylor ------------------------------------- - --------- -Gridley,I1linois ..35- CIASS OF 1897 Effie Brooks Know Mrs. Ben Hershel ----------------- 218 Barker Ave. Peoria, Ill. Wm. J. Niergarth ---------------------- 26 West Swan St., Webster Groves,Missouri Dr. Geo. W. Michell ------------------- Michell San.Grand View Drive, Peoria,Ill. Sarah E. DannerKNow Mrs. Perry J. Harmon! ----------------------- Homer, New York CLASS OF 1899 Katie Belle Hampton KNow Mrs. Gus TurchJ731 Cook Ave. Santa Barbara, California Winnie Woener ------------------------- -------------------- ------------- deceased Nettie Isbelle Settle KNOW Mrs. Will Fritzl- --------------------------- deceased Grace Wilder KNow Mrs. Rydenl ---- -------------- ----- 416 Lunt Ave. Chicago, Ill. Deborrah Young KNow Mrs. Edson Wilder? --------------------------- Newton, Kansas Alice May Ropp --------------------------------------------------------- deceased Ida Woener KNow Mrs. Geo. Ballachl ----------------------------- Chenoa, Illinois No Class in 1900 CLASS OF 1901 Pearl Asbell KNOW Mrs. Geo. Hart! ----------------------------- Pontiac, Illinois Dr. John Adams --------------------- - -------------------------- Gridley, Illinois John Whiteman ------------------------------ 509 E. Chestnut St. Bloomington,I11. De Loss Frank ---------------------------------------------------------- deceased ' No Class in 1902 CLASS OF 1903 Lena Niergarth KNow Mrs. J. O. Kirkhaml ---------- 1313 Main St. Peoria, Illinois Bertha Harmon KMrs. William.PitzerJ --------------------------- --------- deceased No Classes in l90L and 1905 CLASS OF 1906 Clarissa Benedict KNOW Mrs. Henr Digglel --------------------- Gridley, Illinois Ada Rowley KNow Mrs. James Coyle? ------- 171 Jewett Ave. Jersey City, New Jersey Eunice Young KNOW Mrs. Eunice Whisnantl--8th and Labby St. Clarkson, Washington Alma Kent ------------------------------------ 100 N. Maplewood, Peoria, Illinois CLASS OF 1908 Harry Egolf ----------------------------------- Egolf Motor Co., Peoria, Illinois Alma Freed --------------------------------- 719 North West First St. Miami, Fla. CLASS OF 1909 Robert Kirkton ------------------------------------------------ Gridley, Henry Diggle ---------------- ---------------------------------- Gridley, John Taylor ------------------------ ------------------ -------- Gridley, CLASS OF 1910 Ada H. Coyle KNow Mrs. Ted Baughl --------------- 1644 W. 2nd St. Miami, Elva Blumershine KMrs. Oscar Douglas! ------ ----- ------------------- --- Gridley, Gridley, Alberta Kellar KNow Mrs. Walter Stewartj ----- - ---------------- Eva Rowley KNoW Mrs. Chas. Hughes Jr.J -------------- ---------- Loyd Benedict ------------ -------- ----------- ----- 426 Surf St. Chicago, Ralph Flesher --------------------------- 6L4 West Division St. Decatur, CLASS OF 1911 Lorena Drum ---------------------------------------- ----------- Gridley, Hazel Drum ------------------------------------ ---------------- Gridley, Ethel Friedman ---------- cfo Rose Friedman, South Shore Hotel, Chicago, Isabel Kirkton KNow Mrs. Louis Whetzell ----------------- -------- Goddar Edith Diggle KNOW Mrs. Freedman Bockivitzl -------- ----------- San Jose, -37- d Illinois Illinois Illinois Florida deceased Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois , Kansas Illinois Edna Gringerich Marcie COyle--- Chas. Lusher--- Emily Cornwell- Claude Steele-- Frank Benedict- Leslie Mool ---- John Ehresman-- CONTINUATION OF CLASS OF 1911 KNOW Mrs. Wm. Froelichl ----------------------- Gridley, Illinois Hartford, Connecticut 216 N. Frink St. Peoria, Ill. CLASS OF 1913 -------- ---- ---------------------------------Gridley, Illinois --------------- ------ ----------257 West 66th st. Chicago, 111. ----------------------------- -----------------E1 Paso, Illinois ----------------------------- -------------Lexington, Illinois ------------ -------------- ------------------deceased CLASS OF l91L Amy Andrews KNOW Mrs. Leslie Mooll -------------------------- Lexington, Illinois Ernestine Luckert KNOW Mrs. Alvin Claudonl -------------------- Gridley, Illinois Bernice Young KNOW Mrs. H. H. Sommers-cfo Chicago Cork Works Co. 2600 N. Craw- -------------------ford, Chicago, Gladys McNaught KNOW Mrs. Hurd Adams? ----- - ------------------- El Paso, George Young -------------------------------------------------- Gridley, Marcus Rowley ------------------------------------------------- Gridley, Paul Kent -------------- ----------------- lllh West Armory, Champaign, CLASS OF 1915 Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Alvina Luokert KNOW Mrs. Lester Kent! ------------------------- Gridley, Illinois Inez Coyle KNOW Mrs. Dellert Hooblerh -------- 202 Kreitzer St. Bloomington, Ill. McKinley Benedict ------------------------- - ------------------- Gridley, Illinois CLASS OF 1916 Dorothy Drum KNOW Mrs. Chas. Dawdyl- --------- 237 N. Academy,Galesburg, Jessie Lusher KNOW Mrs. Paul Kent -------- 1114 West Armory, Champaign, Beulah Cornwell KNOW Mrs. Harold Dameronl -------------------- Fairbury, CLASS OF 1917 Ethel Andrews KNOW Mrs. Elmer Breesel ----- - ------------------- Gridley, CIASS OF 1918 Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Bell Andrews KNOW Mrs. John Kemp! --------- Q ------------------- Gridley, Illinois Carabel Drum KNOW Mrs. H. S. Shermanl ------------- 2510 Vermont St. Quincy, Ill. Arla Agnew ------------------------ --------- 75 Rafead Blvd. Pasadena, California Ralph Cornwell- CLASS OF 1919 Margaret Froelich KNOW Mrs. Oliver Turgeoni ------------------ Elsie BenedictKNoW Mrs. Ralph Cornwell ---------------------- Lena Luckert--- Cora Smal1ey--- Helen Kent ----- Dr. Helen Coyle Hortense Hershe Mary Stahl ----- Roy Coyle ------ Ralph Lynch ---- -Gridley, -Gridley, -Gridley, -----------------------------------------------cridiey, CLASS OF 1920 KNOW Mrs. Rudolph Bartzl ------ 106 N. Glenoak, ----------------------------816 Knoxville Ave. II 'II-I11-III ---------- mo Hllmlioon om. CLASS OF 1921 L02 Cedar St. Sault St. Marie, Peoria, , Peoria, -Gridley, -Gridley, , Peoria, Etta Blessman KNOW Mrs. Harry Hill! ------------------- ------ Marabelle Kent KNOW Mrs. Ed. Mulligan! ------------ ----- - ----- Fred Kent -------------- ----------- --------------- ---------- Fairfield, -3 8- -Gridley, -Gridley, deceased Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Michigan Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois CONTINUATION OF CLASS OF 1921 John Hofer ---------------------------------------------------- Gridley, Illinois Fred Stahl -------------------------- -------------------------- Harvard, Illinois Clem J. Baughman -------------------------- lL2O Lloyd Avenue, Waukegan, Illinois Raymon Simpson ------------------------ -------------------- Janesville, Wisconsin CLASS OF 1922 Helen Wooddell KNow Mrs. Walter Claggett! --------------------- Gridley, Delphine Hoobler KNOW Mrs. Stanley Changnon! ----------- West Frankfort, Fern Moate KNow Mrs. H. A. McCullough! ------------------------ Pontiac, Beulah Wiser KNow Mrs. Roy Frey! ------------------ R. R. 2 Bloomington, Lenora Frey ------------------------------------------ --------- Gridley, Eugene McNaught --------------- ------------------------------ --Gridley, Earl Lynch ------------------------------------- 515 West Wood, Decatur, Ralph Frey ------------------------------------------------------ Elgin, John Whetzel -------- ---------------------------- ------------ Kindman, CLASS OF 1923 Ernest Blessman ---------------------------- 308 E. Madison St. Pontiac, Mildred Hewitt ------------------------------------------------ Gridley, Clyde Mool ---------------------------------------------------- Gridley, Hortense Gibbs KNow Mrs. Virgil Andrews! ---------------------- Gridley, Evelyn King KNow Mrs. John A. Klopfenstein!-2933 N. E. 32nd Ave.,Portl Thresa Klug KNoW Mrs. Masher! ------------------ 123 Johnson St. Peoria, CLASS OF 1924 Mina Blessman ------------------------------------------------- Gridley, Hortense Coyle ----------------------------- 501 Columbia Terrace,Peoria Ione Wilson KNoW Mrs. George Stocke! ------------- 1610 Prospect, Peoria Jetta Price KNow Mrs. John Teter! ------------ South Main St.Bloomington CLASS OF 1925 Ralph Roth ----------------------------------------------------- Fisher, Beulah Raber -------------------------------------------------- Gridley, Florence Gramm KNOW Mrs. George Krones! ----------------------- Gridley, Clement Stokes -------- ----------------------------------------- Panola, Chester Roth ------------------------- ----- 1400 N. E. St., Bloomington, Horace Ellis ------------------------------- 109 Main St., Mt. Prospect, Emmett Fruin ---------------------------------- 636 W. Main Harlin Printz ------------------------------------------ J- CLASS OF 1926 st., Ottawa, -----Gridley, Madelyn Adams KNow Mrs. Clarence Odell! ------------------- Springfield, Marguerite Gibbs ---------------------------------------------- Gridley, Minerva Klopfenstein KNow Mrs. Charles Stahl! ----------------- Gridley, Edith Taylor KNow Mrs. Marshall Lang! ------- 6OL2 Dorchester, Minneapolis, Minn. Lola Moate ----------------------------------------------- Charles Stahl -------------------------------------------- Perry Burroughs ------------------------------------------ Leo Blessman --------------------------------------------- William Coe ---------------------------------------------- Joseph Wilson -------------------------------------------- Montello Shanebrook-cfo Mrs. N. W. Shanebrook, L17 S. Lth CLASS OF 1927 ----Gridley, ----Gridley, ----Sheldon, ---Saybrook, -----Anawan, ----Gridley, St.Rockford, Sarah Ellis KNow Mrs. Lowell Andrews! ---- ---------- ------ ---- Gridley, Harold Frey -------------------------------- 709 E. Monroe, Bloomington, Blanche Leonard KNOW Mrs. Bryon Canatsey! -------- lLl2 lst St., Peoria, Frank Fruin ------------------------------------------- --- Leon Fruin KDr. L. L. Fruin! ------------------- 2015 North Jim Andrews ---------------------------------------------- Edna Mae Hewitt KNow Mrs. Raymond Sohroek!---511 Saratoga Mary Hershe --------------------------------------------- - -39- ----Gridley, St., Normal, ----Gridley, St., Peoria, ----Gridley, Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois and, Ore. Illinois Illinois ,Illinois ,Illinois ,Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Missouri Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois CONTINUATION OF CLASS OF 1927 Levi Kiefer KRoland L. Kiefer! ------------- 17347 Quincy Ave., Detroit, Michigan Lowell Andrews ------------------------------------------------ Gridley, Illinois CLASS OF 1928 Lillian Asbell KMrs. Russell Nash! ------ --------------------------- ---- deceased Dorothy Hershe --------------------------- Room 509 Peoria Apts., Davenport, Iowa Lora Steele KNoW Mrs. Robert Kirkton, Jr.! ------------------ --Gridley, Illinois Donald Kearney ------------------------------------------------ Clinton, Illinois Lavern Frey ----------------------------------------------- Bloomington, Illinois Lloyd Augspurger ---------------------------------------------- Carlock, Illinois William Wable -------------- ---------------------------------- Tremont, Illinois William Klopfenstein -------- --------------------------- ----- Morton, Illinois CLASS OF 1929 Marguerite Boies --------- Soldier's E Sai1or's Chi1dren's Home,Bloomington, Ill. Edna Boian ------------------------------------ 1135 Lunt Ave., Chicago, Illinois Naomi Gibbs ------------------------------------- 189 Abon Rd.,Elmhurst, Illinois Mildred Ehresman KNow Mrs. Lester Gerig!-206 S. Allin St.,Bloomington, Illinois Aletha Campbell KNOW Mrs. Lester Smith! ---------------------- El Paso, Illinois Lynn Gibbs ---------------------------------------------------- Rantoul, Illinois Loren Vandegraft -------------------- 1007 West Monroe St., Bloomington, Illinois CLASS OF 1930 Helen Froelich ----------------------- Washington Park Seminary, Washington, D.C. Imajuan Fosdick KNoW Mrs. Larry Austin!-7895 N.W. 2nd Court St., Miami, Florida Alberta Kaufman KNoW Mrs. Richard Dorman! --------- 2910 Routh St., Dallas, Texas Aleda Frey KNOW Mrs. Ort! ------------------ 609 S. Locust St., Pontiac, Dorothea Myers KNOW Mrs. Robert Poorman!-81A W. Mill St., Bloomington, Esther Genzel KNow Mrs. Ed. Alt! ----------- ------ Prospect St., Peoria, Vesta Andrews KMrs. Francis Tully! ----------------------------- Peoria, Ruth Crawford KNOW Mrs. Ellis Harms! --------------- 516 Windon, Peoria, Aldene Brown KNoW Mrs. William Klopfenstein! ------------------- Morton, Dale Gibbs ------------------------------------------- --------- Gridley, Russell Dodson ------------------------------------------------ Gridley, Lee Hibbs KFrank S. Hibbs! -------------------- Caterpiller Co., Peoria, W CLASS OF 1931 Erma ShanebrookKNo Mrs. J. Phillip! ------------------------- Flanagan, Aldene Hobbler -------- ---------------------------------------- Gridley, Edna Kuhl --------------------------------- 8015 E. Canedy, Springfield, Laverne Ehresman ---- -------- ------------- - --------------- - ----Gridley, Robert Kirkton, Jr. ------------------------------------------- Gridley, Burl Hinkenberger ---------------------------------------------- Toluca, CLASS OF 1932 Lillian King KNoW Mrs. Wayne Downs! ---------------------------- Chenoa, Lavada Graton KNOW Mrs. Clifford Gundy!--e -------------------- Gridley, Martha Hoobler KNow Mrs. Irvin Umland ------------------------Gridley, Kathryn Taylor KNow Mrs. Dwane Haas! ------------------------- Heyworth, Abbie Brady --------------------------------------------------- Gridley, Verena Kuerth ------------------------------------------------- Gridley, George Stahl --------------------------------- 106 N. Glenn Oak, Peoria, Thomas Tanton ---------------------------------- 1708 Knoxville, Peoria, Thomas Schram ------------------------------------------------ Gridley, Bruce Kirkton --------------------------------------------- Dorothy Schram KNOW Mrs. Ralph Jones! -------------------- CLASS OF 1933 Stanford Tanton ------------------------------------------- Ruth GibbsKNoW Mrs. Leslie Husseman! ---------------------- Alberta Gibbs ------------------------- L01 E. Locust St., Lorraine Dodson KNOW Mrs. Elza Cooper! -------------------- -LO- ----Alamosa, ----El Paso, ----Gridley, ----Gridley, Bloomington, ----Gridley, Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Colorado Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois CONTINUATION OF CLASS OF 1933 Virgil Brown -------------------------------------------------- Gridley, Caroline Meiss KNow Mrs. Caroline Asohlimanl ------------------ Roanoke, Wilbur Northcutt --------------------------------------------- Flanagan, Ray Roth ------------------------------------------------------ Gridley, Evelyn Ehresman ----------------------------------------------- Gridley, Katherine Kent KNow Mrs. Earl Mishlerl ------------------------ Roanoke, Grace Boies ------------------------------------ L8 Warren St., Hammond, Frank Gramm --------------------------------------------------- Gridley, Mary Steward KNow Mrs. Wallace Fosdickl ------------- ---------- Roberta Phillis--- Averil FreedKNow M Eleanor Fosdick KN Martha Jane Heiple Glenn Alexander Wallace Fosdiok--- Julius Funk ------- Lyle Rinkenberger -------------- CLASS OF 1934 --Mazon, --------2 South Dale St. Arlington Heights, Chicago, rs. Roy Stevigl ----------------------------- Gridley, ow Mrs. Wayne Grieserl ---------------------- El Paso, ---------------------------------207 Cooper, Peoria, lO52 E. Hickory, Kankakee, ----------------------------------------------Mazon, --------------------------------------------Gridley, -------------------------------Gridley, Gilbert Zehr -------------------------------------------------- Gridley, Dollye Ahrendt -------------------------------------------- ----- Peoria, Roland Gundy -------------- ------------- ------------- Bloomington, Catherine Raber ------------ -------------- --------------- Pontiac, CLASS OF 1935 Lucile Heiple ------------------------------ 501 E. Mulberry,Bloomington Laura YerglerKNow Mrs. Harold Martini ------------------------- Gridley, Ladine Gundy KNow Mrs. Earl Schertzl ------------------------- Flanagan, Marianne Tanton KN Vera Brown Know Mr John Hoobler ---------------------------------------- ow Mrs. William Irvin! ----- 1716 E. Water St., Tucson s. Stanley Taylor!---207 E. Washington, Bloomington, ----------Gridley, Gordon Woltzen -------------------------- 395 N. Dearborn Aye. Kankakee, Wallace Kirkton ------ ------------------------------------ Pontiac, Roy Ehresman -------------------------------------------------- Gridley, August Schuth ------------------------------------------------- Gridley, Earl Meiss ----- Lowell Kuntz--- Gridley, -----------------------Lexington, CLASS OF 1936 Maxine Andrews KNOW Mrs. Earl Zookl ---------------------- ----- Gridley, Mary Heiple -------------------------------- Dorothy Claudon ---------------------------------------------- Vada Strayer ----------------------------- Dimple Lewis KNOW Mrs. Randall Hughes? ------------------------ Helen Newhauser ----------------------------------------------- Elizabeth Frey ----------------------------------------------- - Alberta Zurlendin --------- Geraldine Flesher Edna Kuerth KNow Mrs. John Hooblerl -------------------- --j---- James Schramm ----- Clifford Brown ------------------------------------------- ----- William Ahrendt ------------------------------- Randall Hughes ----------------------------------------- ------- Laverne Kent ----------------------------------------- --------- Frederioh Kuhl ----------------------- Alvin Phillis ------------------------------------ ------------- Aldene Kaufman ----------------------------- Marie Woltzen ------------------------- ----- Lucile Boies ------------------------ Lester Moate ---------------- --------- Dale Rinkenberger ----------------------------------- --------- 501 E. Mulberry,Bloomington -Gridley, 804 W. Market St.,Bloomington Gridley, -Eureka, Gridley, Gridley, KNow Mrs. Loren Hanyl ----------------------- Gridley, Gridley, Chicago, Gridley, ----------------Gridley, Gridley, Gridley, Gridley, Gridley, CLASS OF 1937 501 E. Mulberry,Bloomington 337 S- Dearborn, Kankakee, Sigma Kappa Sorority, Bloomington, -------llO5 S. First, Champaign, -Gridley, -Ll- Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Indiana Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois ,Illinois Illinois Illinois , Arizona Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois ,Illinois Illinois ,Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois ,Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois CONTINUATION OF CLASS OF 1937 Clifford Bonn --------------------- ----------------------. ..... Gridley, Max Schramm ------------------------- University and Evans, Bloomington, Kenneth Phillis ----------------------------------- ------------ Gridley, Garland Kuntz KPrivate G. P. KuntzJ9l St.Observation Squadron, Ft. Lou Jean Kinsella ------------------------------------- I. S. N. U., Normal, Elsie Kinsella ------------------------------------- ---------- Gridley, Fern Gardner ---------------------------------- -------- b ----- Lexington, Ruth Klein ---------- Elaine McKinley ----- Lois Hoobler -------- Thelma Slagell ------ Thelma Kent --------- Evelyn Kiefer ------- ----------------------------709 W. Oregon, Urbana, -------------cfo St. Joseph Hospital, Bloomington, -------------cfo St. Joseph Hospital, Bloomington, cries or 1938 ----------------------------------Gridiey, ---- ----- - --------------------------Gridley, ------------------------------------------Gridley, Vera Hoobler ----------------------------- 501 E. Mulberry, Bloomington, Lyle Gilmore -------- -------------------------------I. s. N. U.,Nornai, Kenneth Rich -------------------------------------------------- Gridley, John Yergler -------------------------------------------------- Gridley, Jula Kuhl ----------- -------------------Blackburn College, Carlinville, Elmo Breese --------------------- ----------------------- ------- Chicago, Dale Phillis -------- Litta Kinsella ------ Ruth Stalter -------- Viola Meiss KNOW Mrs. ------2 South Vale St. Arlington Heights, Chicago, --------------------------------,---------Gridley, --------------------------------------Bloomington, Cletus McKinley? ------------- ----------- Gridley, Lula Yergler --------------------------------- ----------------- Gridley, Mary Murray --------- ------------------------------- -----Gridiey, CLASS OF 1939 Cecil Schreck ------------------------------- Bradley Poly. Ist.,Peoria, Dorothy Kent ---- 3 -------------------------------- 511 N. Street,Normal, Marjorie Ehresman ------------ 4--Brown's Business College, Bloomington, Victoria Steward ----------------------- State Farm Mutual, Bloomington, Maxine Kaufman ------------------------- State Farm Mutual, Bloomington, Jeanette Woltzen ----------------------- University of Illinois, Urbana, Bernice Slagell ----------------------------- Normal University, Normal, Dorothy Freed ------------------------- Mennonite Hospital, Bloomington, Reid Henrichs ------------------------------- Normal University, Normal, Chester Stortz ------------------------------------------------ Gridley, James Bertsche ------------------------------------------- ----- Gridley, Jake Hoobler, Jr. ------------------- University and Evans, Bloomington, Joe Schramm --------------------------------------------------- Gridley, Marguerite Ehresman ------------- Brown's Business College, Bloomington, Fayne Hoobler -------------------------- State Farm Mutual, Bloomington, Dorothy Oliver --------------------------------- 212 W. 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