Gridley High School - Pylon Yearbook (Gridley, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 274 of the 1952 volume:

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Roger Calhoon Iarl hne Lehwann Deane Roth Dave Jeffrey Fra11 Gru 3 Roger Freg Larry Puvhes Marlon Taylor Annle hitzig Dorothy Stollor Marllyn SCblGlSP Joan Wright Deane Qoth Sh6TPl7l Gramm Conn o N 1 s Mary McK111oy Judy Kuerth Teddy Luckert Duane Nook Mr H ll Dave Jeffrey Joan Wright Judy Kuerth T C L Q .' . . . :vos lla - . ., . XT . 8 .L.. ... crvu El .A U .. r J. -J A J.: nos :neocon C . G S.-4 a. unveils- uno ' 'v wr 0 yr- D L' os: can Lnx or 4 r A l.L noooooon also 6 . 7 Q rox noon loo is J , . - . . il .L 4-4. cocoa F . . 1USlC Ed1tor........ ....Anne Hayes F . - .7 Ci ococ can V' a C lcounsnscloo sul 1 - . . soo uns' - . FI. sl onucono scour Y . S 0 CII Dill 1 ' A. - 4 . .L' lie S 1 -x K plc ogg ' J. ' 1 . J nausea ooo - 0 one loo - - oooucoooooo 0000 JA -7 ooo: gag.. Q .L he want tH1S pare to be read after you have looked at the entlre 1052 editlon of the Pylon The reason for tYlS lS so you wlll aopreclate the full meanlng of this art cle If you read the pa e headed nylon Staff very close , you will rotnc that near the bottom th re was the posi tlon of soon or mentloned We don't know how many of fines it as follows One who binds himself to answer anotherfs default Hence, one who assumes, or one to you for whom lS delegated, resoonsiblllty for some other person or thing, as an experlenced man delegated to be soonsor for a new employee We could stop there and have achieved our purpose of descrlblng our sponsor, Mr Hill, but we should analyze thls deflnitlon flrst Hr H111 has more than assumed re ponsiblllty for each member of he staff, and he oertalnly has bound h1m elf to answer for our faults It was his 1dea to raise money throu h an honor page, when the raffle couldn't be held He has promoted the featurlng of many articles and activities which you have found in the yearbook In addition to all the headaches of the fylon, he has carried out many other activities and positions such asg track official in meets from elementary to Big 10, and a class every period in the day. People who don't U . y u L gy , . . f - I J . Y I. L . A I . . i . l . ' 1 f - 1 e . . M e 'f - . B S . O u readers know what the word sponsor means, but Webster de- . . I . . - , 4 Q .. . . . . . L . -. Q S . . L . . . .. U A ' s . . ' 5 . O . ' O und r tend he re non lbllltx and concern tnese thlng mold, hould tr lO1lOXlD nlw tdrougnout a tdplcal xJce' The last Dart of febst r's deflrltlon de crlbes be sponsor for a new employee for the past 1X years h has be n the sponsor of the Grldl y book, and each y ar he has had the respon lbllitf of lnstructlng a new edwtor He has b en ver5 patlent and helpful 1D expr ss lng and dlF6CtlHg his helpful idea , and as you leaf throudh thlS 1952 edltlon, remember the experlenced hand b h nd e ch part that lnterests you, personally e 3 e t - es. s'.' ' J ' ' S 1 S, y n v' Q l L ' 5 f 'e L. h KJ 3 .A. . S . him the best of all--an experienced man delegated to . ' s' e e ' e f Q S. . X . . W' L . e f ' ' e . . S I F Q T A. . . A A . e i a ' e T. F GR EWORD We, the o Q of 1952 of Grldley Cormunity Unit Dlstrlct Number Ton, t ke great plea ure 1D prep rwng and pre ontlna t you this thlrtoenth edltion of the the aotlvltles ln the Gridley soho ls by lHC1UdlDg still more pictures and artlcles We sincerely hope that though you may forget the CCUJUgltlOHS of verbs and the important dates of history, lcaflnr through this yearbook in the future will Qtlll brlna back many fond and pleasant memories of the days ,ou spent in dear old Gridley and its soho ls 4 ' lu liiol f . X l.. t I x 'A 5 J f C S . If 4: 5 L. I NSG . 1 O . A I . Pylon. We have tried to present a cross-section of A . . .1 . L C . . ' D 0 .' A ' A 1 1 1 D- . E . C I ' .3 T . Ld K . K Ts' 'T lf: dp, 5 fe' x u n 5, l 'r 1 px Ki? I .. 'Fi ...ev th- -,4-3' 4 ...--tug. Ll. I U I I I ,, A 1 fb 'X 1 Q X 4 I ' nu V K I A1 1' 4' 1 Xt l A, vv . Asif J -Al Q . 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M , a a ' ' S Q - a a ' ' O 0 Q .Zecfkabm Alber-L Bam I X AWMZZE,-1 Geox ne Rabflbafl Afbenb fneq WMS 50n7n7 ef Wanda Lehmann 5eor'qeS6nffen!?0bef'1ffWf'lfzf0n fr' :nn Zlnvfnnd Qin P ! F! 4' '67 J ,S A 8625 65275272 Zeus ncocggzm Helen Kahfe, Secretary rx fx! n If 0 5 'bn Y' A A -L Q - ' F x N' , . ., 5- '- l 1 . . ' ,N i 5, 5' 0 Nu-4 i f ,gy 5 .2-F' Qs-.Q L 0 Maw, Happy HM! pebapfnkenbewgef 0!!1e ,Shoemaker Ruth Albert Bam Dofowes 0df7,5f7lf L Mlton 1D0ffdf'f7Qy l '1 xy X 4-fp Elsie WQf7f5 Grace Benedict feta Hx!! 4,1 fciefla Armbrusber fcfna 5feb2f'NS Lena L uckerzf HIGH SCHOOL FXCULTY L D Murray, Superlntendent 4 Q S ln Ld , UHlVGTSlty of Illlnols Bradley UDlVGPS1ty UHlVCFSltV of Illlnols UWlVCT 1 y of Iowa Unlverslty of Illinois Matlem tlcs, Latnn, Physlcs, Sp r oz OL P, on Co Sponsor of Sophomore Class Reta Rlnkenberger Engl sh, Dr matlcs, Speech, Librarlan Co Sponsor of Sophomore Cl ss Ollle Shoemaker A B , Uestern Kentucky State Teachers College M A , UH1VCPSlty of Illlnols Soolal Sclence, Blologys Practloal Mathematics Sponsor of Student Councll Co Sponsor of JHDIOP Class Ruth W Ogden B S , Illinois Wesleyan University I S N Home ECOHOmlCS Sponsor of F H A Co Sponsor of Freshman Class Albert A Bain B S , UniV9PS1ty of Illlnois Agrlculture, General Sclence Sponsor of F F A Co Sponsor of Senlor Class C I U B. s. ln Ei., 1. s. N. U. M- . . , . . . . . w. H. Hill Bo So, - . . M. S., ' H , ' i A I . 9 . Eleiefltsry Track -and Field o ls ' D 7'l Bo s., I. s. N. U. Q C l UI 9 Clarence Kjger B. S , Northern State Teach rs College Boys' PhdSlC3l Lduc tlon, Held Coach Ce Sponsor of Junlor Class Dolores Gansnlrt B S , No thern St te Teach rs College Glrls' Phf lc l Edueatlon Soonsor of G A A Ce Sponsor of Senlor Class Kenneth DeYong B S ln Com Ed , University of Illlnols Commerce, PSSlST nt Coach Co Sponsor el reshman Class Charleen Rosebreugh 11114, 3 E stern llllnols State College UHlVGPSltj of Il1lDO1S MuSlC, Band GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Mllton Pokarney, Prlnclpal S ln Elghth Grade Fern Hancock I S U U Seventh Grade 'S o x Q V ', Q Q ' 1 . . r a e . ' 's ea ' l o 0 Ao I 7 s A . is ' o . . . A , ' fa Sponsor of Crleilte i I-F-ll Bl Sl ' vvdf G , . My 0 . Edu, I. S. N. U. 9 o xo 0 Elsle Wahls Eurcca College SlXtH Grade Grace Benedlct Wee c 1 Illmnols State Teachers College F11 G Etta Hlll ln Art and Sclences, llllo T nltcte of Technology Four Q Q d Edna Sicberds , Northwestern bnlverslty Thlrd fr Lena Lucker Second Grade Idella Armbruster I S N Flrst Grade I. S. N. U. , . , C 1 X W4' V11 A ' k',L . A 'lxu rade B. S. ' S ' 'cols ,nz ' 1 Univfciity of Chicago J-' - , or 'Til 3 Bs Sa in. T . . In Se Us ' 4 glade X t I. S. N. U. . . , .1 U. GE W,-' lln 4 QE- l m ,f ' gmxwf 1 Qooor folfloofi 1:-155 Roger Frog Shirley -:r James None fades Donald 5raf77f77 fv Houck 1 Jess e ,Fades rr 'W Anne Hayes r , .I , ,He-Yi K-F A ' :ff .- L J ' -a K :gif . -A'-I . .ik Y e. if th rv A ?' ' 1-3 . ' Q E ' ,Q ff! - ,--,' . . --wk 0' . Es 4, L, za 2- ,,'-l'1+ is 54' IM , ---N' ' K X ' A X . 'f 1:7 Judy Knenbfv Marg MciWn!ezf Fned Da Wd Jeffrey Manfanne Lehmann K' MIR! UnydM Mnleg Gwendolyn 0660 P gg n 1 ll fx! . 6, ' Q 8 -24' ' 3 NN '..- k f V '-. f F' In e X- . 1 r. 4,1 'x.- Marilyn 5Chf2f2f Lofs Webbsbefn Joan 333 Lynn Rfnkenbenqer Sboffer' Marvin Mheqand Wmqhb Maman 'Qqfaw Anna louise WILZIQ ' 5 A so sr 63 ar 7' . I X V, I N iii . 0 ' I Q ii I J -.-,,.. 1 La ,ff if 2. - H - JADBS BURGESQ Normal Judvlng Contest Ple ldort Peo Clue 1 Lettolm n's Club 2, 3 ootb 1 V ra r Basoblll 3 4 HDQU t T ke nj Penny r her of the nr de G51 Circus 1 1 Vi e Pre ident 1 Student Councll 1, 3 Vice President 3 Literary Conte t 1 Librarlan 1, 2 P lon staff Editor M Gym Clrcus 1 Pep Club l Le+terman's Club 1 2 Mlxed Cholus 1, 3 County 1, 3 Dlstrlct 1, 3 Chrl tmas Program 1, 1lHSt el 3 uDon t tale M3 Penny 'Father Ol tne Brl en Foottall 2, 3, all M tstato Back 3 CaDt11n M Basketball 2, 3 Track 1, 2 Baseball 1 ILENE EKDES Q 0 q 1 , Historian-2 G. A. A.-2, 3, A Gridlite Staff-3, A Gym Circus-1, 3 Pep Club-1 Mixed Chorus-1, 3, H County-1, 3, M hlnstrel 3 Cnrlstma Program 1 3 JEDSE LADES ISD Club 1 Lettorman's Club 2 3 DlXCd Chorus 1 2 3 hllStm s Program 1 2 3 h1HStPG1 3 ther of the Bride' uym Clrcus 1 Football 3 Track 2, 3 ROGPR FREY Vlce President 2 Student COUHCI1 1 2 , 2 Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 Lettermanfs Club 2, 3 Pflon Staff 3 sports sditor Grldllte Staff 2 N'xed Chorus 1, 3 L Courty l, 3 D1StP1Ct 2 Chrlstmas Program 1, 3 Plnstrel 3 Band 1 2 nDo1't Take M, Penny 'Father of the Bride' Football 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 All-m1dstate Guard- Baseball-1, 2 3 DONALD GRAMM President-2 FO Fo A0 l, 2, 3, LL Judging Contest-2, M Vice-President-2 President- Secretary- ..4.......... 'L , S - , F. F. . x..'l, 3, 'f's?f'. -E -3 ' 4 T Iljggll G 3 'LL' Q 2+ Fo Fu An 2, 3, Lf. ' 3 -'Gr 9 ' H - Basketball nan-ge -3, M .i - , , Q 31 1' Q , 'N-ip. A ll- ' C A I. 3 - , , - il'-aa-IC - AAN -3 i H- If - , , TI - , 3, ' EFa . 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Pre icent 3 Studs Councll 3 P PSld nt Lettcrnan's Club 2 P5 on Staff 3 5 ness Manaver L1 LI ry Contest 2, Gym Clrcus 3 MiYcd Chorus 3 County 3 D1StTlCt 3 Cb fstmas Program 3 M1HS+PCl 3 nDon't T ke My Pen y HFa1 er of the BPld6N Foo ba11 2 3 Track 3 Baseball 2 3 JUDY KUERTH Secretary 2 Vlce President 3 Vice Presldent 2 Presldent Pep C1ub 1 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 County 1, 2 3 D1stritt 3 Chri tmas Program l, 2 Mlnstrel 3 Girls ensemble Girls Sextet 3 Mixed Octet 3 Gym Clrcus-3 nDon't Take my Pennyn- UFather of the Bride - -ylor Staff-3 Gr1QLite Staff-3 Cotnty Literary Contest- District Contest-3 Student Council-3 L Vice-President-L Queen's Attendant-3, H K -- To 1 -:-'- , 15. -. - Almiffl? 6 -LL - , Ll, ' - ' f - ' s a - vw 1+ 3 hw ' . - - T 'fgf-517511 1. .Q -LL up H' ' '5?'?-1 ' 3: A f - - ,JY - A - ' M 1- n - 1 .L - , L T ' H f Q a - N n H- 1u NLSAKK W - LL 1 g.lA. A.-2, , M Basketba11:2,,3, L -i -Lx, - ' S'29 3: M ' , . 1' 1 bf ' 1 Lv. ' - . , 14. ' ' . - G. 4. 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A.-1, , 3, M W -3 , in ' . 1+ A n 9 . , lr P ,,,,f,, , lr : M 1'f,,, 1 u , 3 ' . 1 2, , fl MARIANNE LEHMANN Pep Club 1 Mlxed Chorus 1 2, 3, County 1, 2, 3, D1StTlCt 1, 2 Chrlstmas Program 1, 2 3 Mlnstrel 3 A11 State Chorus 1, A Egypt4an Muslc Camp 3 Mlxed Octet 3 Girls Trlo 2 Glrls Pnsemble 2, 3 Glrls Sextet 3 Dlstrlot Sololst 1 2 3 D1 trict Ensemble 2 Plano Accompanlst 1, 2 3 M 2, Cralrm n of Projects 1 Treasurer 2 Chalrman of Degrees M Gym Clrcus 1, 3, A ylon Staff 1, A Hlstor an 1 ASSOC1at6 Edltor U Gridllto Staff 2, 3 Reporter 2, 3 Vice Presldent M Llterary Contest 1 2, 3, M UDon't Take My Penny' 3 F ther of the Brl M Scholarshlp Award 1, 3 A Co Valedictorlan A LLOYD MCKINLEY Secretary 1 1 2, watch Dog 2 Judglng 1, 2 3, M Mixed Chorus 1, 2, County 1, 3 Don t Take My Penny 3 Football 3 A Gym Clrcus 3 MARX MCKIHIEX Secretary-M D 2, 3 Vlce Presldent h Pep Club 1 Pylon Staff A Gr ul te Staff 3 Gym Clrcus l 3 Mlxed Chorus 1, 2, 3, County 1, 2, 3, District 2 3 Chrlstmas Program 1, 2, 3 M Mlnstrel 3 DUANE MOCK lTransTer from Flanaganj Treasurer 3 P lon staff 3 LL Grld ite Staff 3 M M1X6H-EHOPHS 3, M DlStP1Ct 3 Christmas Program Minstrel 3 Band 2 3 A GWENDOLYN OTTO Presldent 1 2: Vice Presldent M 2 Pep Club l Gym Circus 1 3 Literary Contest Gridl te Staff 1 Sohclalship Award 2 L Co Valedlctorian A nDon't Take My Penny 'Father of the BP1d6n M Mlxed Chorus 1, 2, 3, h County 1, 2, 3 A Distrlct 2 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3 Minstrel 3 FRED RINGGER Mixed Chorus-1, 2, 3 V ' f Fo Ho Ao'1 3, M G G. A. A.-2, 3 M ' 9 I+ Ll- ' V . . . - LL 1, Q , U' ' - ' 9 9 ' 9 -- f . - f- M - L - . - , 3. u - u V K - , Z . . ' D I D H - . - D 5 Fo He Ao J-3 3, LL ' 1 . a .' ' is ' 1 . A - 'Wi' A - , Go At A.-1, 2, 3, M C?untY'3! M P c ' -21 3! M 9 ' ' ' 1 J C D 1 , V... ' ... N H ' iden' Fo Hs Ao 'l, 3, Ll, r ' , , - . - ' ' ' Go Ao Ae' g 33 M ' 2 .............. , ' 'U . , - ,1f - , Fo Fo Ao' 3- 3, I-L ' ' 3 N.-3 1 ' , ' - - D , I .. 3 ' - - ' 9 1 f - ' - I 1 , 1 D Minstrel 3 Judging Contest 3 Track 2 'Father of the Brld LYNN RINKPNBERGER State Judging Te State Dele ate 3 Treasurer Gym Clrcus 1 Pep Club 1 Letterman's Club 3 uDon't Take My Penny 'Father of the Bride' NlXGd Chorus 1, 3 County 3 Distrlct 3 Chrlstmas Program 1 PlDSLPG1 3 Football M Track 3 MARILYN SCHIELER Student Councll Treasurer 2 Vice President 3 2, Parllamentarlan 3 D A R Awa d Gym Clrcus 1 3 P lon Staff Grl lt6 Staff 3 A C Editor 3 Edltor 2 , 3 N on't Take My Penny 3 Pep Club 1 Glrls Ensemble 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 County 1, 2, 3 DlStIlCt l 2 ChTlS11Hb Program 1, 2, 3 M H T 61 Schola shlp Award Salutatorian A DOROTHY STOLLER Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 Pep Club 1 Librarian Gym Clrcus 1 Pylon Staff G Elite Staff M ixed Chorus 1 3, County 1 2, Dlstrict l, 2 Christmas Program 1, 3 MARION TAYLOR Queen's Attendant 2 Gym Clrcus l 3 L P lon Staff ite Staff N onft Take My Pennyn Pep Club 1 MlXSd Octet 2, Girls Ensemble 2 Girls Trlo 2 Girls Sextet District Sololst 1 2 Mlxed Chorus 1, 2, 3, County 1, 2, 3 Distrlct 1, 2 3 Christmas Program 1, 2, Mlnstrel 3 All State Chorus 1 LOIS ULTTSFEIN I ransfer from Eurekal Gym Clrcus 3 Gridllte Staff A M1 3 Chorus 3 L Courty 3 Chrlstnas Program 3 Fo Fa AAq'J-I 2 3, ,4- ' - 1 ' G -Ll. F. H. A.-E., 2 G. A. A.-2 2 A t -U, F- F- A 1s 2: 3: M 1 'M am- Tl -3, E ' M ' : 2: M 'D ' . s 3: M J Ll- ' 2 ' 9 - , LL i vs- : L A 1- 1- - Lp - --' 3 LL , Go Ao A0'1, 2 3, LL 'Q ' 1 '-l- . 'L .v I-LL -I+ Baseball-3, M nFather of the Brideu- ' - 3 3 so h - , 3 . - 1, -4 -L - , G. A. A.- , 3 ' - L+ ' ' v' s A Fo Hn f is 'J-Q 3 . I Q 0. 0 r 'I-If . ' X - , -I - - l -I+ 'aj - , ' O- - a ' , v -LL T D i - - F. H. A.-3, A . 3 - Ga Ac.Ac'3, Ll- 1 M . ' . I. - . . Xe - , .. -I L , 3 '+ - 2 I+ Fi S I-g -3 JA 'LL If - -1+ A VIN WIFGA' Trai dlor 1 Peo u1uo 1 Gym us 1 Lettblv H15 C1ub 2, Homer h n HDon L 1 Ibnry Pafhv +Pe Bllde TlXCJ 1 J 3 JOHN IPIJHT PP0SlQ9Hf StJCpHt P0HDC1l 1 Tre suv. Lula Pen 1 GW rq f' r uecn 1 1 Q rogram 1, Footvu 1 .L otlte frlfa BQSIKL, ,L , ite Folward Trac Base1 1 2, NN1 10113 'ITZIG Remorter J. Reoorter 2, State T QL0rsH1D vamp 2 cr Noool bqairman 3 HlSLOTllH 4 Studenf Cw'n 11 becrLta1f 3 JP1uLlC,lf: , U1 enrl dn P,1or C aff EF1 Gff H 1 e 'F + nr c MlXGu Uiorus 1 Count, 2 DlSLF1Ct 1, ChTlStmQS Pr Minstrel-3 L Penny Bvlden L 2, ogram-1, 2, 3 c J Lenny 1x11 0 u KJ IlCi 1 2 Ckll tmQs Program 1, 2, 3 Wu tY31 Girls Ersemble 3 MMR I A ND ,D Y, P, QS' 'v - , ' ', M-M L I -1.-1 Nl Prx J U - v Circ 9-2, 3 M- G. A. i,1n',Ln 2, 3, 1+ '.N'H'yfN 41 - A .JLLLA ' 3, AU., 'N -'T-2 ,Ol'1il'1Q1 '1 3-11 PI'-1 iggqt-M, ' xKG lQf 93 . H- 5 C1111-1 Hb Q ,P Cf ,. Pj' H- JU Mi,cu1-1, 3 5 -- wrgfus-1, 2, 3, L Hcmggpplng Q -M Q9unt?-1, Q, A Pyfzi Qtqif.1, 2, 3, Q D1?3?lCt-1, 3 Gr, 131s Srgff-M C1vl9tm10 E Q - 2, 3, H WL 1,5 like J' 1 . H- KlWG!?Gl-3 HF3fHCP of the Briden- 12.12, 3, L+ M' Ch ff S-1, 2, 3, 1+ A1 m?+?j i 1.1-Q CQw1,f-1, 2, 3, M 3, 1+ 1 2 2 11 .'- l.1LA.J1.fc ' -Ll. ,AP S , - - T-2, 3 Ml 5' ,'n3 Q31 - 3 , . - A114 fxj KE T 3 3 M , -1 Fo Ha fXq 1, 2,l+3, Ll- 4.Akj1.giJ -..- A ' , 3 .,x11 f11 3. 3? . f ' A ' ' M . I - 1- 1, Q C' -1 G0 iX0 2, 3 'N - '--u ,- Gm P- 1 'll 3 Pep Hlgbnl Ch Q 5351 JPN1, 6, 3, I+ V - .c M AL 1 1 -', ,. 1LQtg Jem -3, A Daz 4 Tak My 'H- ' adl, Q the -' - . T049 s 3 5 - 3 CLASS WILL we, Dorothy Stoller and Marilyn Schieler, will our good behavior to Robert Schrock I, Donald Gramm, will my phys1que to Theodore Luckert I, Wimp McKinley, will my forwardness to Larry Kiefer We, Lois Wottstein and Ilene Eades, will our shyness to Amy Inu Gramm I, Anna Louise Witzig, will my ability to make a conver sation to Irma Sommer We, Lynn Rlnkenberger and Duane Mock, will our height to Frank Grusy I, Dave Jeffrey, will my desire to go with the g1P1S to We, Roger Calhoon and Marvin wiegand, will our athletic ability to Donald Roth We, Jesse Eades and Jim Burgess, will our singlng ability to Betty Meador I, Roger Frey, will Rita Hourlgan to Dale Wiegand We, Judy Kuerth and Joan wright, will our abllity to eat to Deane Roth We, Gwendolyn Otto and Marianne Lehmann, will our brains to Delmar Mock I, Mary McKinley, will my ability to giggle to the entire JuDl0P class We, Marlon Taylor and Shirley Houck, will our ability to go with the boys to Jean Stucky I, Fred Ringger, will my bashfulness to Loren Shoemaker I, Anne Hayes, will my studiousness to Aliene Brush. Larry Hughes. PROPHECY Slnce 1952, I have been employed as secretary to Professor Lynn Rlnkcnberger, president of Yale Univer sity Recently I was given a month's vacation, and I used the eppertunlty to take an extended trlp to the Pacific coast I boarded the traln at Boston Upon beardlng the traln, I was surprised to flnd that the man who took my ticket was Jim Burgess, one of my classmates at G C H S In Cleveland, I stopped to attend the Barnum k Bailey circus which was performing there at that time Durln the course of the evening Marianne Lehmann and Anne Hayes co starred ln an act called the nDaring Duo Delightsn Next morning, in glancing over the paper, I noticed these headllnes, 'Calhoon Truman te compete in national debate on steel situation' In reading further, I learned that Mr Calhoon is a leading Kan sas City lawyer. At noon the next day, I bearded the traln for Chi cage, where I was to meet Dorothy Stoller, who was to During the afternoon, I went to the dlner for a cup of coffee Upon entering I heard someone say uHi, Marllynl' I looked around, and whom should I see but Mary McKinley She told me she had been visitlng rel atives ln the East, and was returning to her heme in Fairbury, where she had been llving since her marriage. Mary stated that her cousln, Wwlmpu, is engaged in farming on his fatheris farm north of Gridley, Upon arriving at Chicago, I went immediately to the Sherman Hotel, where I was to meet Dorothy, who was receptionist at the hotel Since our train did not leave untll mernlng, we had the whole evening to spend in Chlcago We were both hungry se we decided to cat dlnner early. On golng to a near by restaurant, I happened to look up, and saw someone washlng windows on the twentieth floor. I thought I recognized him, and Dorothy lnformod me it was Jesse Eades, While eating, we were entertained by Marion Tay lor with her singing and dancing routine, After supper, we went to the nTune a Time Sym phenyu under the direction of Duane Mock. In talking O O , . , O O 0 ' O ' rf O I 9 u A ' 1 I . an accompany me on the rest of my trip. I ' I 0 . O . . A O Y. . in Q 1 with Duane after the performance, we learned that he was awarded the Toscanini prize for his accomplishments in music He stated that up to date he has composed twenty five songs He is residing with his wife, the former Marilyn Myers, in New York City The next morning, we boarded the Nlllini Chicagon which took us right 1nto Chenoa We arrived in Gridley about noon and went to our respectlve homes During my stay in Grldley, I learned that Fred Ringger was settled on hls father's farm and was the father of four chlldren we also learned that Ilene Eades was married to Allen Wllkey ard was the mother of six children They were re slding at Lake Bloomington After a four days' stay in Gridley, we started for the Pacific coast We got off at Kansas City where we boarded the T W A alrllnes Upon boarding the plane we were sur rived in San Fransicso that evening and stayed all night at the Ho me ata Hotel Don Gramm is the proprietor of the hotel He was very much surprised to meet us, and he asked about his relatives back home The next morning we left early for Pasadena to see the Stalwarts play the Squlrts We were not at all sur prised to learn that Roger Frey was coach for the Stal warts, and less surprised to see Marv Wiegand playing for the Squirts In the morning paper I read the headlines, nCalhoon Wins Debate H Upon reading farther, I saw that Roger was presented with a 1958 Cadillac as a trophy Quite a thrill! Glanclng down, I noticed that General David N Jeffrey was chosen to head the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, since General M B Ridgway resigned I was highly pleased to read this I also noticed that the Bell Telephone Company was purchased by Mr and Mrs. Willis Gramm fthe former Annie witzigl It went on to say that Annie's quite a manager Having only a few days of our vacation left, we took a plane to Chicago we arrived in the morning, and in the afternoon we went to see the stage show, Nsouth Pac ificn we were very happy to see Judy Kuerth playing the lead After the play, whom should we see but Shirley Houck! She told us she was hostess at the U S O een ter in Chicago She also told us that Gwendolyn Otto was head nurse at walter Reed Hospital in washington, D C prised to find dean Wright as the stewardess. We ar- Wy vfxoatlor was nearly over Dorothy has resumed ber work, so I boardeo the 1 Y for Boston Upon arrlvlng back at the unlversitj, I dl covered that T133 Flne I a o bacc wlth a llvot Heart, knowlng that aWl of 'U for or classmates wore well and hapoy marilyn sohleler if L ' . Q . X . - ' - ' A F. . C. . . . 4 A . 1 .S li. Lois 'Jettstein was applying for the job of Professor of ' Arts. o :iz 1 . 'OL . Q ' .M My . U 4 A . X ,, . SFNIOR HISTORY Cl9M8 l9M9J In the fall of l9M8, twenty one scared but eager freshmen entered G C H S Soon after school beg n the sophomores ln tletcd u and tre ted us to a party at Lake Bloom: ton tnat evenlne Our advl r +h1s year wa 41 s Bl Ve The follow vlce presldcnt, Wager Cdlhoon, secretary, Lloyd McK1n ley, and tred d cr, Marvln Wlegand Anna Loulse Wlt zlg, Joan Nrlgrt, Donald Gramm, and Roger Frey were chosen to serve on the Student Councll In March, Leonard Hursh JOlDCd us He formerly attended Normal Commdnlty Hlgh School C19h9 19507 when we returned ln the fall of l9h9, we had twenty four members ln our class Davld Jeffrey, who formerly attended school ln Chlcago, and Duane Mock, who attended Flanagan High, were the new comers in the class Later on 1n the year Anne Hayes Jolned us from El Paso and Betty Barnes loft us to ttend school at Fairbury. Miss Blake and Mr. Bain were our advlsors this year. Chosen to assist them were: president, Don Grammy vice-president, Roger Freyg secretary, Judy Kuerthg and treasurer, Dorothy Stoller. A f r' V' a o 0 0 ' .L 8 - i 'P 1 s a'e . , 'wg' ' 17 ,X ' 1' LJ J ' Q' 'So 5 A l. - s I's a- . - ing officers were elected: president, Gwendolyn Ottog u - A - ' 4- ' 'B Q . ' e es PS ' ' . 4 ' f' - . - Y .h XL s. , . - 6 ' o 1 . . . 1 ' . . 5 A - 0 Q a Servlng on the Student nOUHCll were Shlrlej Houck Donald Gramm, Roger Frey, and Roger Calhoon ll95O 19513 We returned 1D the fall of l9SO wlth twenty four ln our class Durlng the year we lost one, Leonard Hursh who moved b ck to Normal, and galned one, Lols Wettsteln who formerly attended the eureka school The OfflCP were elected a follows presldent David Jeffrey, v ce presldent, Judy Kuerth, secretary, Dorothy Stolle ard treasurer, Duane Dock M185 Gan shlrt and lr Baln were our advl ore, and servlng on the Student FOUHCll were Judy Kuerth, Sbllley Houck, Roger Calhoon, and Davld Jeffrey Ne made money this year by selllng refreshments at football and basketball games wlth this money we Gave the senlors a banquet at the Hotel Rogers in Bloomlngton on May 18 Under the dlrectlon of Mrs Rlnkenberger, we gave our class play, 'Don't Take My Penny , on March 6 41951 19523 We entered good old G C H S thls fall wlth twenty flve members ln our class Allene Brush jolned us this year from Norma' We elected Joan wrlght as presldent, Marlanne Leh mann as vice-presidentg Mary McKinley as secretaryg and Anne Hayes as treasurer. . . . X v I , - 1 . Y . . . . f, 3 A - . -.- C I 1 ' S . . - n r ca - 'T .J J 1 .1 n ' vnn ' n 0 ' - JJ. AJ Q 0 , . . I l l -I U 7 fr- 7 J , .L 7 J. . I, Q v . H 1 X . 0 . - Ui Q ' Q . . 1 J L . 0 Y 1 ' . 1 1.. . . v C . . 1 - 0 Q . . . U ! ll 1 0 - I . . I I U U . - - - 0 . .Ll nv ' ' . ' I 1 - -' 17 On November lo, we preserted the play, HFather of the Brldeu, under the dlrection of Mrs Rlnkenberger The Junlors Lave us a oanquet at the Hotel Rogers Gur Baccalaureate exerclses were held on Nay 25 and Commereerent on May 29 is we leave here, we sh ll always remember the many happy tlmes we had ln our four years at good old G C H S in Bloomington on May lO. We all enjoyed it very much. K nl LAW ?L W Uv .gp in-Lil i., L B... X , M ' H I , . n H 4-'A 2 5, 1 ' :. ' tx N! -. 5 ,. . , A F ' ,D f' x s z 5 A M . 3 . . - r' 52? ,, 1 1' , - A 'Lx l I5'F T xiii ,.- -, ' '- ' A ,af ir 11 4' ' 4 ' .wfvs P x H' ' x I NT'x 'F 'N fs. L .T '.'c . ' '2'.'L T' mv O. ,p -AN .. X H -1 A X N A I -s. j . 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J n -. . 20 ' 1 , f, ' ' ' 7f Q ' JUNIOR HISTORY Cl9H9 19505 When school opened for the year l9h9 SO, elghteen eager freshmen entered the doors We did not know Just what to expect, but found a lot of people wllling to tell us when we dld something wrong On September 20, the dreadful day, Initiation Day , arrlved The soph omores treated us badly all day, and then 1n the even lng they treated us very gP8C1OUS1y at a party at Lake Bloomlngton We gave a return party on November 1, a volley ball party in the gym we served them refreshments of ice cream bars and Cokes Deane Roth, vice president, Franklin Grusy, and secre tary treasurer, Larry Hughes Student Council repre sentatlves were Lenora Nlchols, Teddy Luckert, Larry Kiefer, and Don Roth Sondra Ethlngton was elected to flll out the term after Lenora Nichols moved away Our class advisers were Mrs Shoemaker and Mr Latherow Boys who made good in athletlcs were Franklin Grusy and Lloyd Burk, who were on the first team in football. Franklin was also on the first team in basketball Franklin Grusy, Deane Roth, Vernon Haase, and Robert Schrock did flne work in track The class officers for the year were: president, 41950 19519 On September S, fourteen sophomores entered the d ors of G C H S aga We lost three members, Robert Hlnthorn, Lloyd Burk, and Ralph Kuntz Later Vernon Haase moved to Oh1o on October S, we 1n1t1ated the Ufreshlesn with a party at Lake Bloomlngton Our class Of1lCSPS for the past year were pres secretary treasurer, Deane Roth, and class hlstorlan, Don Roth Mrs Shoemaker and Mr Kyger are class ad vlsers Student Councll members were Irma Sommer, Teddy Luckert, Frank Grusy, and Don Roth Boys who reoe1ved letters ln football were Frank Grusy, Vernon Haase, and Deane Roth Frank Grusy, Vernon Haase, and Larry Hughes were on the flrst ten ln basketball Boys partlclpatlng 1n track events were Deane Roth, Larry Hughes, Frank Grusy, Larry Kiefer, and Dale Wlegand We are all looking forward to a happy year next year 41951 19523 On September H, fourteen Juniors, who had been re juvenated by the summer vacatlon, settled down to their o . . . . in. ident, Larry Hughesg vice-president, Franklin Grusyg third year of SChOOl1ng On openlng day, we found that Jean Stucky, who formerly attended Chenca Hlgh School had moved to Grldley At the boginnlng of the second semester, Sondra Etnlngton left us, but ln early March Loren Shoemaker moved to a farm near Grldley, so at the end of the year we had nelther lncreased nor decreased ln populatlon Our class officers for this year were as follows pres dent, Betty Neador, vlce presldent, Franklln Grusy, secretary, Irma Sommer, and treasurer, Larry Uu hes Franklln Grm y, Irma Sommer, Larry Hughes, nd Deane Roth our class sponsors are 'Merkn Kyger and Mrs Shoemaker On March 21, under the dlrectlon of Mrs Rlnken berver, the Junior class presented the three act comedy, 'Careful Harry' Those who received letters in athletlcs were football Dale W , Frank G , and Deane R , basketball Frank G., Larry H , and Dale W Those participating in track and f1eld were Larry H , Dale W , Frank G , and Deane R. We are all hoping that next year, our last one, will prove as successful as did this past year . . . . .9 y . . . . ' 1 U L , . - . . I U ' U.. ' ' ll Q71 n The junior members of the Student Council were . - ' 'ls ,. 1 a 'F la ' ' O . . . . . - o .L 1 n. :- a o D' 2 0 O . I I l . FRGNT ROW TOP ROW JUNIOR CLASS Frank Grusy, Irma Sommer, Betty Meador, Larry Fughes Mrs Shoemaker, Loren Shoemaker, Jean Stucky Dale Wlegand, Delmar Mock, Bob Schrook, Teddy Luokert, Deane Roth, Don Ruth MIDDLE ROW: Amy Lou Gramm, Larry Kiefer, Mr. Kyger, LHS!! f'753 SOPHOMORE HISTORY C1950 19515 In September of 1950, twenty three quaklng fresh men ent red the doors of Grldley High School ies, we were quaklng that day, but lt wasn't long untll, w1th the help of our two sponsors, Mrs Rlnkenberger and Mr Hlll, we were organized and qulte confldent Le chose vloe presldent, Bobby Ackerman, and secretary treasurer, Nancy Klrkton The hlghlights of our freshman year were lnltlation, our return party for the sophomores, and our class sw1m mlng party C1951 1952? Agaln ln September, twenty three very sophistlcated sophomores, ln comparison to our freshman year, brought their books and hlgh spirlts lnto the hlgh school During the year we lost one member of our class, Glenford Benedlct, but galned three more Dlane Davis made one less at Pontlao, Marllyn Enns moved here from Omaha, Nebraska, and Verne McDonald came to us from Lex- ington. our officers for the term were as follows: presi- dent, Roger Gerigg vice-president, Marjorie Stollerg and secretary-treasurer, Sherrill Gramm. e ' A ' , ' , ' A 0 9 0 0 0 0 ' .J ' our officers as follows: president, Jackie Stollerg . 0 . I . . . . . . . I . . Avain our sponsors were Mrs Rlnkenberger and Mr H111 Our hlgh polnts of thls year were lnltiatlng the freshmen, thelr p rty 1D return, and a Qld s Valentlne party oome memoers of th class entered the llterary Gramm, and Roger Gerlg Those who entered the mUSlC contest were Nancy Klrkton, Jaekle Stoller, Marllyn Enns, Marllyn Myers, and Sherrlll Gramm Ne also have qulte a few sportsmen ln our class who are PlSlHg to the top At the end of thls fear we are a aln 100klHg for ward to our next two GXC1t1Hg years at G C d S JI' . , 0 ' ' - 0 l I , ' w 1 r ' O ' O O 1 5 1 - . A La ' contests this year. They were Jackie Stoller, Sherrill A . V ' C k A . : . . M . . . , 1 ' n L O , . L g . . - . . , F 1ONT RO SECOND RO TIIWD ROV TOP POW SOPHOAOUV OLKSS Illl Iargerlo Stollor, Roger Gerl ll Orawm, QlHkOHOOPgOT Iary Hayes, J3CxlC Stoller, Nancy mlrl ton, oudoj Otto, WOUHlG Iulllgan, honey otoller, Dlane JHVlS Marlene Smoewaler, darllyn Teyere, at Adams, warllyn puns, I rllyn Kln dary Ann deny Lonnle Stahly, Jlm Krones, Verne McDonald, Gerald Anorews, Jerry Hayes, Roy Duncan, Bob Aclorman , T' L -LLL . 1-5 ur. 1.1 v ' 3 ' X ' ' r., . l-J. 1.I.r,a 4 .- ' a , C rx-av:-' , W V' c ' 7 Q M-hvlll J. ALTQQ L 4 ' - Q iff ' 'lf' TV' ' 'JZ a- l 4 1 Z' ..1...1-. -1 n 11 , . . 4 .A . 1- A ' ' ' Z. . Y a Q Y I' '- y ' ' 'r L - xl: in 4. -. .1 gy 1 P ............ -1. 7 ' 7' T rw ' 'W p- Y' 4 - 4 ' ' L. ce LJ, r v L O , - . . 1 . x , 1. ....... -...- ' r 1 f Ik x' 1 Q l l. l il 'K Q' MZW w ,, f X ,Q FRESHMAN HISTORY C1951 19525 On September LL 1951, into the melting pot of Gridley High were polred twenty one green freshmen According to the recipt cno en by Mrs Ogden and Mr DeYong, they were to be well mixed, then put into the small pots into which they fit best, all kept in hot water for four year , nd then poured out into the world again Selected as chief ingredients were president, Marilyn Both vice president, Harold wright nie Meiss These ingredients added favorably to the flavor of the cla s All were thoroughly mixed by the sophomores at an initiation party at Lake Bloom inpton Later in the recipe a trea ure hunt was given to the sophomore mixers by the freshmen ingredients Wilbur Hany, Gary Gundy, and Donald Liming fell into the athletic pot Patsy Stalter, Stanley Martin Peggy Lane, and Kenneth Kiefer were dropped into the Student Council, and the rest into F F A , F H A G I Two other cute dishes that added to the success of the recipe were Janet Vitzig, homecoming queen attendant, and Patsy Stalter, cheerleader Leaving the recipe during the first process was Alvin Barham, and joining the ingredients later was Rita Hourigan. we hope to add more and more flavor in the next three years. . , , 1 , - ' . U . W S 0 0 N 1 s a A ' 0 i I ' g 1 0 I-H secretary-treasurer, Janet Vitzigg and historian, Con- . . g . E C . - . , . . J . . . .S . U . . 0 , . , ' . 0 s is s 0 0, and . H A. ' ,. 0 0 FRONT ROW THIRD ROW TOP ROW FHESHMAN CIASS Mr DeYong, Connie Mels , Marllyn Roth, Harold WP1Uht, J net hltzlg, Mrs Ogden Benodlot, Kenny Klefer, Norman Hauser Meloa Burgess, Lois Welsh, Patsy Stalter, Rlta Hourigan, Peggy Lane, Lora F Skaggs Clarence Wettsteln, Donald Llmlng, Gary Gundy, Wilbur Hany, Jim Parks SECOND ROW: Maurice Dowling, Stanley Martin, Lloyd fswxx f Z X jf N X 26 Afddqdmd f Y X57 N J aku? mlw fl f , Y fa lil Cf W1 fi 1:9321 ! Q 0n September lO, l95l, the flrst F H A meetlng was held ln the Grldley park The annual lHltl3tlOD for the freshmen was held at thls tlne The Qlrl were very good sports and a good tlme was had by all The presldent for the year was Judy Kuerth The other offloe s wele vlce presldent, Gwendolyn Otto, secretary, Sherrlll Gram treasurer, Betty Meador, chairman of publlc relatnons, Lols hettsteln, parlla ment rlan, Mary NGK nl y, hlstorlan, Annle W1tZlg, deglees, Marlanne Lehmann On December 8, a ch1l1 supper and carnlval was held, The supper was held 1n the cafeterla, and the carnlval ln the high school gym The glrls worked hard and had very good returns In February the Board Faculty Dlnner was held ln the arade school cafeterla The glrl worked hard and put a very nlce meal before slxty five guests On Aprll 25, the club entertalned the senlor members at the Quallty Cafe in Bloomlngton lhlS lS the annual farewell party for the senlors A show was taken 1n followlng the meal, and followlng thls we came home to a slumber party during whlch there was no sleep We were all pretty tlred the next day, but everyone had much too good a tlme to complaln. In April, they went swimming in the pool at ElPaso They had a very H106 time there. F. H. A. . o 0 e ' 0 , . . U . . . . ' '1 . J' s A O D . T Q : . - . , v . I: Q H . 1 . F . D . - 3 . , A i 3 , . . , , . I chairman of projects, Marilyn Rothg and chairman of .I ' F . . . P . . , V . . Q Q . . , , S L N . I ., - 0 g . I. . m . . . , , ' A . 4 H . Q he flPSt mectlae was on Tuesday, September 25 w s held 1D the 3gPlCU1tUFC room ln1t1 tlon was the purpose The Off1CCFS are as follows pFGSlC6Ht, Jlm Burgess vlce president, Roger prey secretary, Don Pramm, treasurer, lynn RlHkCHbuPWGP, and reporter, Bob Ackerman Six boys attended leadershlp tralnlng school at Flana gan Hlgh School on Tuesday, October 23 Roger Frey was awarded the DeKalb lward for outstand rg all very proud of hlm, QDG hope that he wll contlrue th1s good Jerk 1D th future Th members sold over 200 OO worth of g rden seeds ln the communlty, and sponsored a rat killlng contest Everyone hopes th t lt wlll be a great uccess The members also sponsored a SWlWMlHF party ln Pprll for the F H a d th G A I A very good tlme was engoyed by all F. F. A. TL . 1 3 -U ' A g 3 A . N . . . .3 , .rw v ' , 71 : 0 D ' 3 9 7 C 10 , I 4 . 'A O ' 1 O . A ' o - w A 4 l ' A.. work in agriculture, scholarship, and leadership. We are :iw ' 3 . e 1 H ., ' 35 . ' a . p A . W A - . O , f A 3 ' ' S K . A nanx' NJ s. T . X . ' Q c ix: cn. C 0 Q La ' . - O G A A The flrst meetlng of the G A A was held in the hlgh school gym September 25, 1951 This year Joan Wright served as presldent Those helplng her were vice presldent, Mary Mc Klnley secretary, Betty Meador, and treasurer, Irma Sommer Miss Dolores Ganshirt was our sponsor The annual inltiation of the freshmen was held at the October meeting Games were played and ldeas work for letters thls year The Christmas party was held in the gym They went carollng and followlng thls they had a lunch of barbecue sandwlches They had thelr glft exchange rlght after refreshments In April, the girls were entertalned by the F F A boys at a Swimmlng party The girls really enjoyed themselves Letters were earned by many of the glrls, and as thls was the flrst year, for sometlme, that let ters were earned, the glrls are very proud of them selves for making money were discussed. It was decided to FRONT ROW MIDDLE ROW TOP ROW FRONT ROW! MIDDLE ROW TOP ROW FRONT ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW TOP ROW H Mrs Ogden, Betty Meador, Gwendolyn Otto, Judy Kuerth, Sherrlll Gramm, Anna Louise Witzig Janet witzlg, Shirley Houck, Melba Burgess JHCk16 Stoller, Mary Ann Hany, Ilene Eades Lois Wettstein, Mary McKinley, Lois Welsh, Irma Som er, Nancy Stoller, Amy Lou Gram Rita Hourigan, Marjorie Stoller, Marianne Lehmann, Marlene Shoemaker, Marilyn King, Marilyn Meyers, Patsy Adams, Marilyn Enn Connle Meiss, Nancy Klrkton, Marilyn Roth, Peggy Lane Bob Ackerman, Donald Gramm, Lynn Rinkenber ger, Jim Burgess, Frank Grusy, Roger Gerig, Ronnie Mulligan, Stanley Martin, Otto, J1m Parks, Lloyd McKinley, Frey, Delmar Mock, Larry Klefer, Wettstein, Lloyd Benedict, Kenny Maurice Dowling, Norman Hauser Buddy Roger Clarence Kiefer, Wilbur Hany, Roy Duncan, Verne McDonald, Jesse Eades, Loren Shoemaker, Bob Schrock Gary Gundy, Fred Ringger, Jerry Hayes, Donald Llmlng, Teddy Luckert, Harold Wrlght Miss Ganshirt, Mary McKinley, Irma Som er Marion Taylor, Amy Lou Gramm Betty Meador, Joan Wright, Sherrlll Gramm, Connie Meiss, Lois Wettstein, Gwendolyn Otto, Marllyn King, Judy Kherth, Marjorie Stoller, Jackie Stoller, Janet Witzig, Nancy Stoller, Diane Davis Marianne Lehmann, Shirley Houck, Marilyn Meyers, Anne Hayes, Aliene Brush, Mary Ann Hany, Patsy Stalter, Ilene Eades, Marlene Shoemaker, Mary Hayes Fe . Ae ----1-1 1-nn.: , . , , I I e F, F. A. Mrs Ba-ine ---. -l. 3 . . . . G. A. 4 . 3: ? 4 f . V Y 'E' , 'TQ L , I I m , - w. ' -I PI ' if 79? ,- Yr B 151' 'YD . 4, W. , . ,. rf . '- ' 4 55 f5 3'5 gif? - -Yfifsb' ng 9' ig. 19 his .ls -9' - SBS -A 2 J ? -M , ., WHERE 01' 4,7 .Q E 71' .5 I E-,. s- 'T bv 'J . 1 x TS x . ' L' 'J 4 . IFJ- -y H 1 U ' K+ 'Q J 1 . X -' f - I fr ,f Q At: K A '53 -.4 ' W .Q- - 6 N .sf r Si STUDENT COUNCIL The outstandlng project the Student Council sponsored thls year was HOm9COmlng, Wh1Ch took place on October Sth and 6th Wlth the help of Mrs Shoe maker and Mr Murray, our sponsors, lt was a blg success Durlng January, we met and declded to sponsor a out a schedule This also proved successful The offlcers thls year were as follows presl dent, Dave Jeffrey, vlce presldent, Judy Kuerth, secretary, Irma Sommers, and treasurer, Marilyn Schiele 0 ' 0 ' ' . . I noon-hour program. A committee was chosen to make I O SEATED STANDING SEATED STANDING SEATED STANDING PYLON STAFF Marilyn Schleler, Dave Jeffrey, Marianne Ldmmm,Mr Roth, Frank Grusy Hill, Roger Calhoon, Deane Duane Mock, Roger Frey, Connie Meiss, Sher rill Gramm, Joan wright, Mary McK1nley, Judy Kuerth, Dorothy Stoller, Marion Taylor, Larry Hughes, Teddy Luckert, Anne Hayes, Annie Wltzlg STUDENT COUNCIL Dave Jeffrey, Marilyn Schieler, Irma Som er, MT Murray Marjorie Stoller, Patsy Stalter, Roy Duncan, Kenny Kiefer, Frank Grusy, Sherrill Gramm, Larry Hughes, Stanley Martin, Peggy Lane, Deane Roth GRIDLITE STAFF Ilene Eades, Mary McKinley, Judy Kuerth, Betty Meador, Marilyn Schieler, Dorothy Stoller, Joan Wright, Marion Taylor, Lois Wettsteln Mr DeYong, Duane Mock, Bob Ackerman, Mary Ann Hany, Wilbur Hany, Jackie Stoller, Frank Grusy, Connie Meiss, Deane Roth, Anne Hayes, Annie witzig, Roger Gerig, Janet witzig . 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DUNN EN 'ig YW S HOMECOMING The flfth annual HO1GCOmlHU of Grldley Communlty Wlgh School was held on October S and 6 under the spon SOIShlp of the Student Councll Mr Weathernan orovlded a falr day for the parade of colorful float that began the HOmGCOmlHg activltles on Frlday at 3 OO P M The grade and high schools com peted for the OTlZSS offered by the Student Council There were many floats, and tnls was the flnest parade to date The 1' rst prlze went to the th, Sth, and 6th grade float Second prlze was Given to the JUHIOP class, and the senlors recelved talrd Clvic orcanlzatlons of the communlty entered their floats and several recelved honorable mentlon The royal party rode ln Mlss Lucllle Hlserod 's convertible Mlss Judy Kuerth and Mlss Joan Nrlght were Vylng for queen, and the klng candldates were Marvin Miegand and Donald Gramm Irma Sommers, JUHIOT class, Margorle Stoller, sophomore, and Janet WltZlg, freshman, completed the royal court Frlday evenlng at 7 30, our Redsklns challenged the Chenoa Redbirds on Gibbs' Fleld ThlS proved to be the toughest game of our season Grldley lost to Chenoa by a score of 20 12, but the Redsklns fought hard and gave them a rough time. . ' 9 s I r 1 Q . an . 1 - . . . O , I . . 0 ' . 1 1 . v - S . . A I n 0 0 ' ' I L - 0 w . . . Q . Q J. . . . 1 ' o . Q 1 . . . . . 4 Q . .. . n 0 . . . . L n, 5 . . V .- 0 . . . 5, F . . . . 0 - . . o v . A O I I . ' I . 0 O L A 0 . - Q 1 G L as held on SatJ.de fvenlng at 6 30 thf HC a 5 Wool j1nes1um. The dlnner was rc a o one v the Mlte Qoc ety oi he Convrevatlon c fU'HJ1fUl tcly wee alurznl ann irlcnes were re 1 5 JUG fm decoratlons featured autumn cole D Mlrray was Master of Ceremonles. LP rt nnert mas prevlded ey th qualtct of the Congre patlonal Church, coneoscd oi M155 Betty leader, M155 Carol Hoool r, D3Vld J ffrca, and Reber Calhooa, accom panled by Mrs lfan Calhoon. At Q OC, Don Ada1s and hls erch stra, of Jellet furnlsled the dtncc WUSlC at tae hlvh school gymnaslum The ffwnaslum was decorated llKG 1 lootb 11 flcld, wlth tre queen's throne under tle Grldley ccloost, JPG the 1us1c1ans were olaced under the Cneno boaleests, wh1ch were lee and Gray, Gr1oley's bGlHg ree and black. Prompt at 10 30 Joan wrl ht and Marvln Jlegand took thelr cc ant Queen ol th 1951 Homecomlaf Patty nllcneelg r and Michael Lane were the llttle crown bearers The attendants of the KIHE nd queen cemrleted the royal party Many snaoshots were taken of the color ful proeesslon as they made their may to the throne The Student Council is sponsored by Mrs. Shoemaker. We want to thank everyone who helped to make this year's Homecoming the Biggest and Best--Ever1l 'Tl' - w ow 'I H ' x f 1 vu Yr N 1 1- Q 1 0 lr. 11, uve 1 d 1 , .' N D 4 1 1 w Y I 1 ' w r ll . o A J ,.f QI' jf? CA gl- gg ' A , A A 'K p Q- . , 5 gr V . - 1 4 . Q re M sc:vel by . 5 H c lf f t 1 O Q - ,on v , , ' . . 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' .- V - ' 0 MUSIC The high school muslc department thls year con sisted of a twenty three piece band, a mixed chorus with fifty two members, and a glPlS chorus conslsting of thlrty four members Early in the fall the band and choruses met and elected officers as follows Band Presldent, Merle Gerig Secretary Treasurer, Jackie Stoller Mixed Chorus President, Roger Calhoon Vlce President, Ted Luckert Secretary Treasurer, Joan wrlght Girls Chorus President, Marion Taylor V1ce President, Joan Wright Secretary Treasurer, Mary McK1nley All music was directed by Miss Charleen Rosebraugh HIGH SCHOOL CHRISTMAS CONCERT The high school muslc department presented their annual Christmas concert on Sunday afternoon, December 16, 1951, in the high school gym It was directed by Miss Charleen Rosebraugh, and Marianne Lehmann accom panled First on the program was the mixed chorus, who sang NFanfare for Chrlstmas Dayn by Shaw, uLu11aby for Christmas Even arranged by Hennlnger, Nwhite Christmasn by Berlin, and HDay of Daysn by Strickland Vice-President, Gerald Andrews - 0 The girls chorus then sang HRudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeern by Marks and wilson, HThe Christmas Starn by Lioht, HChristmas Bellsu by Hahn, and HJingle Bellsn by Pierpont and Marlawe. Next, the band played the following selections: HChristmas Greetings Marchn arranged by Walters and Adeste Fideles arranged by Walters. Mary Hayes pres- ented HO Holy Nightn as a clarinet solo. The band then played the nharch of the Little Tin Soldiersn arranged by Walters, after which Don Roth played nThe Holy Cityu as a trombone solo e band rendered HThe First Noel, arranged by Johnson, and nStar Marchn by DeLamater To conclude the program, the band accompanied the audience in singing HS1lent Nightn and HJoy to the Worldn DISTRICT CONTEST Neither the band nor the choruses went to the district contests this year, but an ensemble and other individual contestents did go Marianne Lehmann Cgood rating? and Duane Mock Cexcellent ratingj played piano solos, Marilyn Roth Lgood ratingb and Nancy Kirkton Cexcellent ratingl played clarinet solos, Don Roth Cexc llent ratingl sisting of the following girls Sherilll C amm, Jackie Stoller, Marilyn Enns, shi ley Iouck, Bet V Meador, and Marion Taylor, received an excellent rating on their number . Th f ' ' U O . . . . . . . .. A . . . , . A I . I S . played a trombone solo. The firls vocal ensemble con- . 0 n v . : . 13 'rr U 'r'A I . 5, ' OTHER EVENLS In addltlon to the Cnrletn s program and the dl trlct c te t, tde WLSlC deDart1ent partlclpated 1U otlcr event Tne111A d cnorus went to Bloomington on March 28 to h lp xake the annual McLean County IublC Fe tlval a succeee The bard has made several publlc ppearenccs thlS plaj lg bctweer the acts of both JUHlOF and senlor cll Q ol JS, and accompanylng many of the acts ln the Gym FlPCU On Apr 1 LL, all dlstrlct contest members, the mlX6d norla, tre glFlS chorus, and the band pl ycd for the publlc, QhOWlHg what they had accompl shed thc paet Je r at the nnual Plndlex HUq1p and Qocech Fe tlfal L ' ' 1 m 'S ' on fs il pw ' 4' me ' ' fl ' 'nl ' le. . 1, ' vc 1 .1 .' . f ,. e uf ' J f q -' 5 ' , c.-. E VA F 1 . a , A A . year. Among them were: leading the Homecoming parade fir 1A ' ' ' .:s, Q nr - ' ' ' ' J' 3. i I . . V . ' - C 1. 'l .' ' 'a'- . - - i I . - , , ' 'fag -2 a' c c ,f1' 3' We,rf c k, Q S 'K . FRONT ROW SECOND RON THIRD ROW TOP ROW FRONT ROW MIDDLE ROW TOP ROW FRONT ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW TOP ROW GIRLS CHORUS M133 Rosebraugh, Amy Lou Gramm, Gwendolyn Otto, Jean Stucky, Janet Witzlg, Nancy Stoller Shlrley Houck, Patsy Staltel, Nancy Klrkton, Jackle Stoller, lnne Hayes, Sherrlll Gramm, Irma Sommer, Marlon Taylor wary VcF1nley, Lora F Skaggs, Marlanne Leh marn, Nargorle Stoller, Marlene Shoemaker, Marllyn Roth, Peggy Tane, Ilene Laces, Mary Ann Hany Joan Hrlvht, Judy Kuerth, Narllyn Klng, Marllyn heyers, Betty Meador, Marllyn Enns, Connle Reiss, Dorotsy Stoller, Marllyn Schleler, Lols Wettsteln BAND Jackie Stoller, Nancy Kirkton, Merle Gerlg, Bur ton Grusy, Roger Frey, Roger Gerlg Iary Hayes, larilyn Roth, Thomas Quinn, Gerald Andrews, Larry Steward, Charles Murray, Patty McCullough, Marllyn King Marllyn heyers, Duane Mock, Donald Roth, M1 s Rosebraugh IIX D CHORUS Mlss Rosebraugh, Amy Lou Gramm, Dlane Davls, Gwendolyn Otto, Jean Stucky, Janet WltZ1g, Nancy Stoll r, Varlon Taylor, Shlrley Houck, Irma Sommer, lelba Bur ess, Lols Welsh Sherrlll Fxamn, Jackle Stoller, Mary Ann Hany, Ilene Eades, Bob Ackerman, Duane Mock, Lynn Rlrkenberger, Mar McKinley, Anne Hayes, Nancy Kirkton, Patsy Stalter Lora F Skaggs, Marlanne Lehmann, LOIS Wettsteln, Joan Nrlght, Roger Frey, Dale Wlegand, Teddy Luckert, Roger Calhoon, Marlene Shoemaker, Marllyn Roth, feggy Lane, hargorle Stoller Judy Kuerth, Iarllyn Klng, Marllyn Peyers, Marilyn Enns, Loren Shoemaker, Marvln Nleg no, Frank Grusy, Gerald lndrews, Roger Gerlg, Betty Meador, Connie Melss, Dorothy Stoller, Marllyn Schlelcr. 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V 0 c ' ,T ' 3 ' I' . ul I I vi 'X .1 .-1. cf - , ' I ' .- ' L ca . r ' 1 0 9 ft Q LITVRARY The member of the llterary squad have worked verf hard thls year, and have won many honors for thelr efforts lhe dl trlct contest was h ld at LeRoy, llllnois The fO11OWlPQ honors were recelved by the contes tant Jud Tuerth, Y+A place, Sherr1ll Gramm, fourth olace, and Dave Jeffrey, flrst olace ln oratlon and sec ond olace ln humorous Dave and Donald wert to the Casey Sectional Meet Dave recelved flrst place in oratlon and third vlace 1n kunorous He also competed in the state contest at the UDlVGPS1ty of I1llnO1S on Aprll 18 Besldes the 1Hd1VldUa1S' talent and hard work, much credlt for the success of these people can well be credlted to Mrs R1HkGDbGTgSP She has worked very tlrelessly with each member of the literary team 1.1 L . s ' L ' ' ' , . m .S . I 3 X sz y 1 . si,J ' ' .. placeg Roger Gerig, fourth placeg Donald Roth, third . 1 T 0 I I - -I I .ll A .L A . . . . .1 ' 1 Y . . . . . . . . '- o . 0 . .. L A I O GIRLS ENSEMBLE STANDING Marlon Taylor, Betty Meador, Marllyn Enns, Shlrley Houck, JSCPIG Stoller, Sherrlll Gramm, Mlss Qoseoraugb SEATED Marllyn Meyers LITERARY TUAM FRONT ROW Sherrlll Gramm, Marlanne Lehmann, Gwendolyn Otto, Judy Kuerth, Jackle Stoller TOP ROW Roger GGPIF, Frank Grusy, Mrs Rlnkenberger, Davld Jeffrey, Donald Roth, Rover Calhoon INDIVIDUAL 'USIC CONTWSTANTS SEATED Duane Mock, Marlanne Lehmann STANDING Marllyn Meyers, Jackle Stoller, Miss Rose braugh, Mar1lyn Roth, Nancy Kirkton, Donald Roth. f . s u li.-3 . . . ,, I 0 w - - 4 J. LQ . . u v 0 -.-1.-1... LJ , qv. ' 4 . f 1-.-g- ---. . I . n X u l gg O --- gl . n O O 7. Au .LA . e 0 ' I n-n-n-p-n- . u ' - U 1--1-11 . me N60 F5 Ps In f AT ODIT' T rAW C lwo For three consecutive years, Gridle Coimunitf Higr scuool his received first place in tae lcLean oounty L terarg ontest leld at Tormal, lll nois n nh team The follox np oarticioated in the countj colt t Jaclie Stoller numorous reading HThe altzn War er Second place Franllin Grusy extempore speaking Second place Donald Roth humorous reading HThe Tooth, the hole Tooth Bench ST Second olace Judy Kuerth dramatic reading T e sio t Cit ilde Secord place Sherrill Gramm extemooraneous reading First place Nariarne Lehmann swelling First place Roper Galhoon oration 'Peturn from Wastela d' Laive First place Gwendolyn Otto--essay writing First place We are Very proud of all the members of the lit- erary team. Each has worked hard on his or ner part. The members of the Class of 1952 wish continued success to next year's team. , N . . .,.. .-- ., dCLL-1 C L - nilsi TY On'soT X , rf, ' A ' -xr -' ' 1 - A A WJ J w U A. . ... d ' - 'w N - a y Q., .L : 1 . Q F' 'X J., ,. K ' - -A A . P1 ' I7 - 7- X ' 'T ' . 1 U f ' XJ .1 1 4. r U L. TL 0 i.r'Sa r , U. M , . , . V. Ralph ninaenoerfer is tae speech director for the win- i Q e . 1 ff? 17- ' '. -v no Q - . .l T A - L c r cs . V. --, Q. U . PY Y.. v --L k . ki Y . . LL- -- . ' , .L r. L ' - w QL H-- 1 5 A A M . . ui. H h ST r 1 H--U' X A . . . A, Q ,,-- ,L , r . . 1A A ' A '-- I ' p . c -- J . Y p I - x . v D . A - M XXAN KKJHNHX fff!!fA!6Y HMMWXON qi wi I K hill!! Kuenbh Donald Q0 X955 Fnanlflfn Gnusq Manfanne Lehmann QQ Mrs Punkenbergen Qoger' Calnoon '-'Y fr!!! 1 fywendofqn 0660 Jackie Sboffer' THE JUNIOR PLAY CAREFLL H! RRY Ufareful Harry , a three act comedy, was presen e by the JUDlOP class of Grldley Community Hlbh School on Frlday, larch 21, 1952 Harry Severance hmlly Bonfield Ruth Bonfield LlHCO1D Bonfleld Pete BOHflB1d P1163 xddy Judge Cunningham Arthur Wayne .J the the the the the the boy Donald Roth glrl Betty leader g1rl's mother Irma Commer g1Pl'S father Deane Roth girl's brother Dale 'iecand fatherls ex boss Frank Grusy a dlgnifled man Larry Hughes Ted Luckert the policemen Larry Kiefer Harry decldes to keep Nr Bonfleld from taklng a Job with M1163 Addy, his former boss, so that hr Bon fleld can go ahead wlth h1s Wrltlng career Harry dis guises hlmself as a Uirl and really complicates thlngs How they keen Mr addy out of jall, how Harry, himself, keeps out, and the way the whole fam1ly comes to the rescue 1S an excitlng, fun filled three acts Mrs Reta Rlnkenberger, the director of thls play, was largely responsible for its success H 1 ,X U - t d . . . X A .U ' n u O ------ T- ---.-..--- -Q-.. I ' tb.-3'-:S ' -'---,.---0---,--1 1 1.1 . I Q . - ..... --- III ' cv Shlrley Cunningham---the brother's girl---Amy Lou Gramm ft' f -- --------- - --- ....-.... ' ' .... -.... v 1 r' ' , Q ----- ------- ------4f ' . Z . . . . A. Br I ' . . . . . O - . U, ' ' X L f 0 4 . T L A 1 . . . - . y 0 . . 1 1 0 YT' L 1 QT 'UIUC QTQVDI G L'T' QmxNDIL JUNLOQ CLASQ WTAV Larry Klefer, rank P usy, Teddr Luevert Betty eadol, Amy lou Gramm, Dale Wlegand Irma fgwle , Deane Qotr, La ry Hughes Wlnkeneerper, Den Qoto, Jean Stuck Frank G usy, oeane Woth ry lC1GF, Larry hvonoe ele '1erand, eetty eaoor, T Wm free ger, Jean eoucbg, Don iota Ten oth, Amy Lou Gramm, Betty leader oale lefand, Deane Roth, Frank Grusy, Irma Sommer. V, ll Ak fi 1.4 .- Khel IPC: ' ' F . Jr 3 A . U 'F' Xf: e Il, 1 ' .' J' e , ww .1 ,N ., vr ' vw U , LJ . f , L - - - , . . , Hrs. A J A - f -y. SEATED: Irma Lomger, Amy Lou Gramm, Teddy Luekert, ....... e.: r K 'M 1. ,, Lar X K D .-V, O, ka ' An L 3 De H' of U , XA ' Lrs. RL ke-' r ii-it-it fv+ ,, ' 1 AAL A Q S'1-ID: Q Z , .f L ,. e1'-V RG: 'P 1I'eQ + Q A x I. '1 .q4,'u.?. ,L ' nuff! 3 Mom Poos Ben Tommy Peggy Delllah THB SBNIOR PLAY FATHER OF TXE BRIDE MHWIOH Taylor Roger Calhoon Roger Frey Dave Jeffrey Shlrley Houck Annle Nltzig Josephlne Marlanne Lehmann Miss Massoule Mlss Bellamy Buzz Taylor Lynn Red T1m's Aan Joan Wright Gwen Otto Rlnkenberger Je se Eades Jim Burgess Buckley Marxin Wlegand Mrs Pulltzki Anne Hayes 'Father of the Brlden was presented November lo, l0S by the senlor class of Gridley High School The leads were played by Roger Calhoon, Marlon Taylor, Judy Kuerth, and Marvln Wlevand One Sunday 1OPHlHg Kay simply announces that she is going to warry Buckley Dunstan This comes as a shock to the famlly, especlally Father Ben, Kay's older brother, thinks that lt is wonderful Tommy thlnks it is a lot of bunk Plans for the weddlng get underway lmmediately Buckley and Kay want a small church wedding They begln by plannlng for thlrty and end un wlth four hundred seventy f1V6 So, you can see how much COHfuSlOn there 18 Final ly, the hour of the wedding is at hand. 4 -4 H 1' 1 U A ----------- ---------------- s ' Kay---- -------- --Judy Kuerth Pete- ------- ------Fred Ringger A ---------- . . I ---------- N . D-- u . . . , --- .--- 1 , X - , AI I 1, . , , . . I 0 . J. O . 1 . - lx D i A 1. . A . . . . t . O , . . I ' I . O . L . . . . U - SENIOR CLASS PLAY LEFT TO RIGHT Marlon Taylor, Srlrley Houck, Roger Cal hoon, Judy Kuerth, Jlm Burgess, Anne Hayes, Lynn Hlnkenberger, Annie NltZ1 Marlanne Lehmann, Fred Rlngger, Jesse Hades SEATED Shlrley Houck, Annie Witzig, Judy Kuerth, Marion Taylor, Roger nrey, Davld Jeffrey, Roger Calhoon, Anne Hayes, Marlanne Lehmann, Joan Wright, Gwen STANDING Lynn Rlnkenberger, J1m Burgess, Marvin Wlegand, Mrs Rinkenberger, Duane Lock, Jesse Eades, Fred Ringger LLrT TO RIGHT Roger Calhoon, Marlon Taylor, Joan Wright, Judy Kuerth, Marvin Wlegand, Davld Jeffrey, Gwendolyn Otto, Roger Frey . n Y 1 1 L - -.1i.-1-11-. 1 V. Q Sn n Q 'T U . n l .L 1--1-1 11 . a L Otto. , . - Q 7. o A -1-1-11- f U u U 1-1 , - M -pi--.5-nip. ..- . f 0 '40 Q' nn? GYM CIRCUS The annual Grldley Gym Clrcus was held thls year on Aprll Sth and Qth On both evenlngs the gym was fllled to Cap3C1ty For over a month partlcipants ln the show buslly worked on their acts, desplte the sore muscles, brulses, and other complicatlons The success of the Gym Clrcus was due to the efforts of Miss Gan shlrt, r Kyger, Mr Murray, and Mr DeYong Ro er Calhoon was ringmaster The fourteen acts were interspelsed with varlous clown acts The circus band was directed by MISS Charleen Rosebraugh The quaint, old folk dance by the fifth and sixth grade glrls, a tumbling act by the lower grade glrls, a speclality acrobatlc act oy Datty Reeves, tap dancing by Narlon Tay lor and Dolores Gilmore, pyramlds and tumbllng by the grade boys, a Wlld West Show of Indians, cowboys, and U S Cavalry by the upper grade girls, a limber back act by Marlanne Lehmann and Anne Hayes, square dancing by the f1PSt, second, and thlrd grades, a tumbling display by the hlgh school boys, a dance to the theme of NApril Show ersn by the hlph school glrls Mr Murray and Mr Gillet and their children Have a balancing act The popular UAdagio' act was presented by David Jeffrey, Frank 1 Grusy, Loren Shoemaker, and Joyce Meiss An addition to our Gym Circus was the presentation of Darwin Hany in his act on the trampoline We appreciated the loan of the - Q T? 1 0 1 v 9 ' g S L ' acts consisted of tumbling by the upper grade girlsg a ' 1 n 0 trampoline by I S l J , and tle co operatlon of the former Gr1dley students Qev ral hlgh school students also demonstrated their skill on the trampollne de were honored to have Dr Horton, the HGSC of as a guest at the f1FSt performance Mr murray and Mr Glllet had studled under hlm, and the three of them put in a hort act I'm certaln that all engoyed working for this pres entatlon, and we are lookin? forward to next year's per formance 1n the Cridley 'Blg Top 1 o u In T Q 1 'l ' . L. . , G . the Men's Physical Education department at l. S. N. U., , . 0 V o I X in 0 . ' . ' . S . ' I ' I!! - -x 1' g LIBRARIANS LEFT TO RIGHT Wilbur Hany, Mrs Rlnkenberger, Donald FRONT ROW SECOND ROW Roth, Shlrley Houck, Jackie Stoller, Betty Meador, Roger Calhoon, Dorothy Stoller LETTERMAN' S CLUB Mr DeYong, Lloyd McKinley, Roger Frey, Lynn Rinkenberger, Roger Calhoon, Mr Ky ger Bob Ackerman, Wilbur Hany, Donald Liming, Deane Roth, Jesse Eades, Roger Gerig, Dale Wlegand, Ronnie Mulligan. GYM CIRCUS H 6 xhl 'A -xIf'X ' W 1-kann 'im 'Mn new AGU HIV' 1 P fWYu l 'f'h f' hfxlfh 1 IDA 4631 XI im ,W ui ,tx mgif ff nfs VW:-8 nn, N! .ci GGGGGGGG of H-'Lf- ,,','55 vial 0 ' 15 wx I x w 1762524 FOOTBALL The Grldley HGdSklHS, wlnners of the Mldstate Oon ference 1D YSO, flnlshed thelr 1951 season wlth f1ve vlctorles and three defeats Grldley f1n1 hed fourth ln the conference wlth a M 3 dark The RBdSklHS7 last scheduled ame, anainst Le Roy, was postponed because of the e rly bllzzard The Redsllns, wlth flve regul rs bac! from last year, had many new faces in the startlng llneup It lncluded flve freshmen and sophomores who weren't let and was always bothered by inguries, played insplred ball durlng the whole year Coach Kyser did a grand job coachlng this year's team, as thls was his first year coachlng the grld sport r DeYong, who served as asslstant, also helped a great deal ln teachlng the underclassmen the fundamentals of the sport The Redsklns also placed two boys ln the All Mldstate team, Capt Roger Calhoon at halfback, and M rvln Wie gand at end These two also flnlshed th1rd and fourth, respectively, ln the Widstate scorlng Rover Frey rated second tean center, and David Jeffrey, Frank Grusy, and Lynn Rlnxenberger recelved honorable mentlon Coach Merk Kyger will lose the followlng boys through graduation: Roger Calhoon Dave Jeffrey, Roger Frey, James Burgess, Jesse Eades, Marvln wiegand, Lynn Rinken- berger, and Lloyd McKinley. . . , Q O . ,.,S ' A . R ' I1 g 4 n 0. . ki C7 a ' . 1' ' ' H a : I V 1 ' I ' . J. A 3 termen. Gridley, who played a number of tough opponents, . ' o .3 ' - ' . M . 0 ' ' , if gt ' .. S . . . . 7 ' 1.1 ' . Q . , . . O ' . , U' Grldlcy Grldloy Grldlcy Prldley Grldloy Grldlcy Grldley FOOLBALL E P so O Falrbury 20 Lexington 13 Flanqg n O Mlnonk 7 Forrest 20 Cornell O Games Won 5 Games Lost 3 -smsomfs RECORD ' A1-6. . . . 1 a - ' -7, . . . ' - ' -0. . . . 1 - Gridley-12 . . . .Chenoa-20 I ' -Q8 . . . Q Ja - ' -Q2 . . . . ' - ' -MO . . . - OFFENSIVE LINE Roger Gerlg, Jlm Burgess, Lynn Rinkenberger Roger Frey, Dale Wiegand, Gary Gundy, Marvln Wlegand BACKFIELD Frank Grusy, Dave Jeffrey, Roger Calhoon, Jesse Eades ENTIRE SQUAD FRONT ROW Jerry Hayes, Larry Hughes, Mgrs MIDDLE ROW Lynn Rlnkenberger, Roger Ger1g, Jim Burgess, Gary Gundy, Roger Frey, Frank Grusy, Dave Jeffrey, Roger Calhoon, Jesse Eades, Dale TOP ROW Mr Kyger, Maurice Dowllng, Wllbur Hany, Deane Roth, Alvin Barham, Donald Limlng, J mes Kronos, Bob Ackerman, Lloyd Benedlct, Ronnle Mulligan, Mr DeYong DEFENSIVE LEFT TO RIGHT Dave Jeffrey, Roger Gorig, Jim Burgess, Gary Gundy, Wllbur Hany, Dale Wiegand, Roger Calhoon, Frank Grusy, Roger Frey, Marvln W1 gand, Deane Roth ......L.: - ' ,D R' 3 . ' 0 : . 'K Wiegand, Marvin Wiegand. : . . . Q . . . 0 . .8 . GQIDLEY DE PTS rL PPSO On Friday, Sent mber l , the Grldley QPdSVlHS Nidstate Champs of '50, plafed host to the l P o Comets, under the Grldley rcs, and took a h rd tussle from them The RCdSklHS, playlng 1th exberlenced backs and an 1HGXD6PlGDCCd llne, had a verv tough game on their hands from the flrst mwnute to the la t El Pa o, al ways a touvh foe of the Redsklns, brought over a scrappy eleven Grldley started out in the first quarter olaylng great football Thea took the football all the y to El lasofs 23 yard llne, but then lost the ball on downs El Paso then took the ball but xas un ble to penetrate the qGASklDS' llne The rest of the qua ter went back and forth The second qua ter saw the Red sklns' Calhoon and Grusy carry the ball to El Paso's 25 yard llne, but only to lose lt agaln on downs The Comets falled to make enou h wwrdave before the half, leavlng the score tled O O at the end of the flrst half The third terms At the Grldleyfs ball started things hoon followed, quarter found both tears flghting on even beglnning of the fourth quarter it was on their onponents as yard llne Grusy off by .Qoinff off-tackle to the 35 Cal- around end, for another lO vards which Y T171 T7 1 N 34.211 A .J x v G . . 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A' -Q BASKETBALL The Grldley Redsklns, coached by Mr Kyger, ex pcrlenced one of thelr best seasons 1D the school's history, as they ended wlth an amazlnv record of 23 VlCtOFlbS and E defeats Three of tnelr defeats came at the h nds of Iexlnwton, one by East Peorla, both tnese teams were sectlonal flnallsts, and the other defeat came when hlnonk upset the Redsklns ln the Hol lday Tourney at Fdlfbufl The Redsklns start nf' their 'El '52 season wlth four returnlng regular back from the prevlous season opened wlth four SGDlOIS and one JUDlOT Grldley later lost the servlce of thelr guard, when Roger Cal hoon lHdUTGd hls 'nee ag last Lexlngton ln the County Meet Freshman Wllbur Hany took over for Calhoon and flnlshed the eason as a rcvular Marv IlCg3Hd flnl hed thlrd ln the Mldstate Con ference SCOP1Hg, nd rated the All Midstate team at hls forward pOSltlOU Roger Frey also made the all star team at a guard nost Frank Grusy was placed on the second team at hls regular center positlon, whlle Dave Jeffrey recelved honorable mentlon Coach Kyger w1ll lose the following lettermen throueh graduation Dave Jeffrey, Roger Calhoon, harv Jlegand, Jesse Eades, and Roger Frey - - 4 . 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A If a Q o s o 0 n Q D ' '50 -1 ' 0 C 0 0 0 u 0 0 A A Q 0 0 '82 FRONT ROW OFFENSIVE ENTIRE SQUAD Mgr Ronnie Mulligan, Harold Wright, Donald Llming, Cary Gundy, Gerald Andrews, Kenny Klefer, Mgr Bob Ackerman Eades, Davld Jeffrey, Larry Hughes, Frank Grusy, Marvln Wlegand, Roger Gerlg, Dale Wiegand, Roger Calhoon, Nr. Kyger DEFENSIVE BACK ROW: Mr. DeYong, Roger Frey, Wilbur Hany, Jesse '. 5 a . . - JI. .J 1 Q fp B D 'Qr w+-gm. I F rf -f F S ,A ff vw 1' - ,4 f v 1 1' xi 'Q - :Zi ,, K ,X X X 4 -v if K 73 S' A pf 'it S . gg- - qxssm GRIDLLY STOPS CH MOA The Redskins be t the Chenoa Redbi ds for the first time, on the latter's floor, since l9h6 Gridley had beaten their rivals only one other time dur nv that pe riod Both teams started slow vlth Chenoa le ding at the end of the lst period 8 6 Gridley, playing against Chenoa's tight press, then started fast breaking their opponents, and took a commanding 26 l6 lead The Chenoa team came back in the third quarter full of spirit Again Chenoa's tight press gave the Redskins a very hard time getting the ball across the center line and into the pivot Gridley lost the services of their hard rebounding center, Frank Grusy, when he left the game with five personals Chenoa scored 16 points in their big quarter, while Grldley was able to bag only 8, but still led 3 32 Gridley came out in the final quarter and played slow ball, shooting only when they had an open shot. This made the Chenoa team foul more, and the Redskins kept increasing their lead with free throws. Gridley stalled the remaining minutes to keep their lead, and, as time ran out, Gridley won L,5-Llo. Q Q-Sv LJ . P1 . . ' Q - I' . ' O I C . . 7 . 4 ' - 'L Q.: . I t- ' rf ' 4 Q l . . . I 1 . - . . , - . . Q . . . . . 1 Q . . L . . I . . . U . a .. . . . . I C . . . LL- 1 . . . COMPARISON IS MADE OF CHENOA, GRIDLEY BASKETBALL SCORES A comparison is g1V6n herewith of the SCOPlng 1n years of competition Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa Chenoa 3 2 , 1 2 , O 0 Q I 333 19h1 M2 Grldley 20, Gridley 27, l9H2 M3 Gridley A Gridley 3 , 19h3 hh Grldley 25 Gr1d1ey 35, 19hh MS Gridley no Grldley 60, Gridley M6, l9hb M6 Gridley 3h, Grldley M3 Grldley 50 19M6 M7 Grldley 31, Grldley 38, Grldley 3h, Grldley 35 l9h? M3 Grldley 29, Grldley 5h 19MB M9 Gridley 28, Gridley 29, 19h9-So Gridley 26, Gridley 35, 1950-51 Gridley 32, Gridley 33, Gridley M6 1951-52 Gridley u5 Gridley M3, Chenoa Gridley Gridley Chenoa Chenoa Gridley Meet Grldley Xmas TP at Chenoa at Grldley Xmas Tr at Grldley at Chenoa Co Meet Reg Tr Chenoa Grldley Gridley Chenoa Chenoa Gridley Chenoa Chenoa 0 M96t Chenoa Gridley games between Chenoa and Gridley during the past ten 31' ' at 183 at 373 gs at hh, at 195 3 , at 275 ' at 2' 3 Co. 373 ' at ' Chenoa 213 Gridley M3, at Chenoa 35: 4 - 20' 353 ' 9 ' 2' ' , , 293 ' ' 615 ' 21: ' 0 36: . : 0 0 SS: j at D 5 S 1 at 65, at 63 at 58, at 88, at 56, at 7, at O: 9 C0 MO, , at at 2703 LLCIQZX OIIDUWP- KN SMU CC-owns!! U-mn' U' M..,.1 4 W Tl 00 O ul du-17' V X? 4 +4 www' 045,100 TRACK MIDSTAT CON LRHNCB The conference meet was held at Chenoa on Apr l 29 Chenoa was crowned conference champlon Grldley flnlshed flfth wlth 222 polnts Larry Hughes won flrst 1D the dlscus and also took Dale Jlegand placed third ln the mlle Frank Grusy placed fou th ln the LMO, while Calhoon placed fourth 1n the 220 There were four records broken and one tled at the fourth annual conference meet GRIDLEY RELAYS In the 29th Annual Grldley Relays, Chenoa walked off wlth top honors, SCOP1Hg one hundred and twenty two polnts Flanagan placed second, and Grldley flnished wlth Larry Hughes agaln won the discus, and also placed second ln the shot The freshman sophomore high hurdle team placed sec- ond, while both sprint medley teams placed fourth. MCLEAN COUNTY MEET The county meet was held at Normal on May 12. Grid- ley finished fourth with twenty two points. Larry Hughes won the discus and placed fourth in the shot put. Dale X 'Q 1- Q-11 vw- 1 LJ L' i . X . . . Q . . r. T . ' a second in the shot. W. . . - 0 r T ' v ' - O 0 4 . -'o . O Wl8g3Hd flnlshed second lH the mlle run Gary Gundy placed fourth 1D the hlgh hurdles, and another fourth lH the low hurdles Lynn Rlnkenberger flnlshed fourth ln the LAO yard run and al o flfth ln the pole vault Bob echrock plcked up a flfth 1D the hlgh hurdles, and Roy Duncan olaced fourth ln hlgh Jump Phe 880 yard relay team placed flfth to round out the scorlng for Gridley BASEBALL Grldley ooened its l952 baseball season by loslng to Falrbu y, 6 5 Roger Frey and Wllbur Hany did the pltchlng for Gr1dle,, wlth Frank Grusy catchlng They held the Tartars to two runs untll the seventh lnnlng, when they scored four runs, and went on to wln Marv tlegand and Tarry Hughes both doubled for the longest hlts the Redsklns could smash In the second game of the year, the Redskins de feated Chenoa, ln a Midstate tllt, 8 S wllbur Hany and Roger Frey led the hurling wlth Loren Shoemaker be hlnd the plate Dave Jeffrey and Larry Hughes each collected two hlts for the winners . . . . . J 0 . . . . . . . . . V l O . . Q C O . . . . 7 . . . , .. A J' 9 -. . . 2 ' O , . v . l . YI - i . A O - . . . V . . , A . . . . Y . I ,.,. . 1' .B . , U 'V .- . . ,. . , g . 1 I - . 1 . 0 HIGH SCHOOL TRACK SQUAD FRONT ROW Coach Kyger, Jlm Krones, Wilbur Hany, Lynn Rlnkenberger, Roger Calhoon, Dale Wlegand, Roy Duncan, Roger Gerlg, Bob Ackerman, Mgr BACK ROW Don Limlng, Loren Shoemaker, Deane Roth, Frank Grusy, Larry Hughes, Gary Gundy, Don Gram , Jesse Eades CHEERLEADERS HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW Coach DeYong, Bob Ackerman, Wilbur Hany, Reg Gerlg, Lynn Rlnkenberger, Loren Shoemaker BACK ROW Roger Frey, Jim Burgess, Marvln wlegand, Frank Grusy, Larry Hughes, Gary Gundy LEFT QQ RIGHT: Marilyn King, Patsy Stalter, Annie Witzig Z S 'N- O 'xv WHY A GRIDE AND HIGH QCHDUL ANNUAL? The Ellen for 1951 1052 1 unique due to the fact that lt, for the fi t time, gives a record of the ac tivities of both gr de nd high schools Since our schoo function as a urit, it seemed advisable to prepare a year book which included the activities of all twelve grades. The members of the senior class, after discussing thls yearbook It was felt that this was only proper, since we nom re a unit district In the spring of 1951, the voters decided by a large majority to establish such a district Accordingly, an election was called to choose seven members for the new board of education to serve Gridley Communlty Unit District Number Ten P unit dis trlct such as tlis employs one administrator, who also serves as high school principal and teacher, one grade school principal, who also serves as teacher, one office secretary, two bulldlng custodians, four cafeteria worker five bus drivers, and sixteen teachels to serve the needs of approximately 525 students The members of the 21222 staff wish to express their heartfelt thanks and appreci ation to those who have so generously and ceaselessly given their time, effort, and talents in order that this new venture in our yearbook might be a success xy X V1 0 - .J S rs . - a 1 a . matter thoroughly, voted unanimously to publish such a O Y 8 . . . . o x ' 0 L 'I I - I EIGHTH CRADL The elghth grade started the year l95l 1932 wlth twenty four puolls enrolled Durlng the month of March we received two more ouplls, whose name lS Daubs They came from the Chenoa un t and are llked very much by our studert body During thls chool year, we partlcipated ln various actlvltles, lncludlng a Halloween party, a Chrlstmas play, and the annual ym clrcus several of the eighth grade students took part ln the McLean County Music Festival, which was held ln Lexlngton on May l We used self disclpllne in our room, whlch grew out of our last year's ClVlCS class All disclpline problems are handled by the student body and acted upon by a Jury, which 13 elected at large by members of the class One of the last 3CtlV1tl8S to be completed by the eighth grade was a rellef map made from salt and flour, which is on dlsolay 1n our new trophy case in the new addltlon of the grade school 1 v 1 , - V-1 . . a ..- L ' 1 Q 1 . - A ' O 3 Q A . .L J- C Q Q G Q . 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A C L 1 . 1. s Q A I SEVENTH GRADE The seventh grade started the year 1951-1952 with twenty pupils enrolled Our names are listed under our picture During the year the families of Shirley Barham and Floyd Hatton moved away so we lost two pupils Our group was well represented in the gym circus activities fact one of our number, Patty Reeves, had a specialty act, an acrobatic dance, which was well received by the audience We did our bit, too, in the Christmas play, The hristmas Thieves Many of our children took part in the chorus Burton Grusy, Merle Gerig, Marlene Stoller, Ramona Finck, Evelyn Rinkenberger and Patty McCullough had character parts A very interesting history exhibit grew out of our Mrs Lavenia Castle spoke to us, dwelling particularly on the early schools She brought over many interesting keep sakes to share with us The sevonti and eighth grades presented a typical Current Events lesson as our demonstration for the October Mother's Club meeting We have six of our members in the band Patty Mc Cullough, ierry liller, Lee Cargill, Burton Grusy, Larry Steward and Norman Ringenberg Participating in the music festival at Lexington also were Karen Witzig, Ramona Finck, and Marlene Stoller ' ' ' . In C 1 . ll I 1 study of pioneer days. At the conclusion of this unit . 1 ' EIGHTH GRADE FRDNT Rev Jane Gramm, Pauline Kent, Jane McKinley, Shirley Daubs, Marjorie Bales, Charlene Krones, Elsie Gramm, Doris Helm, Mr. Pokarney. MIDDLE ROV Roger Flurer, James Daubs, Darrell Roth Tilford Eades, Charles Rinkenberger, Leland Meiss, Marvin Kaupp, Eldon Witzig TOP ROW L D Murray, Jr , Perry Klopfenstein, Ross Funk, David Hill, Larry Stahl, Bill Krieg hauser, Terry Adams, Lyle Pfeffinger, Keith Wiegand. Donna Wilson, also a member of the eighth grade, was not present LEFT TO RIGHT Pauline Kent, Patty McCullough, Elsie Gramm SEVENTH GRADE FRQNT RCW Mrs Fern Hancock, Larry Steward, Terry Miller, Patty McCullough, Evelyn Rinken berger, Ramona Finck, MIDDLE ROW Merle Gerig, Norman Ringenberg, Lawrence Hershe, Margene Jones, Burton Grusy, Sidney Martin TOP ROW Verlin Hibbs, Patty Reeves, Margery Roth, Karen Wltzig, Marlene Stoller, Eddie McKin ley Lee Cargill, also a member of the seventh grade, was not present UPPER-GRADE CHEERLEADERS 31 all Y , 'Y' ' -2. . 1-5' ares: .s.. , sf , M. -.-.. ,, W' 1 I 'I Q. ' , . 5 !'!'! 9 Lx fa: , 1 . , 4 Y A ' .E ZTIII ' , X .1 X I If 1 7 5 X . . V if ,Q Y f X - .. ' 'P I . 3 P Y lu f 'fill , 1 E4 '1 : .0 ,' E , E I .' ' ' v fx i , Hal Z' f-uit A 1 N ee 5. ..-.w Y'---. , K Q ,M W fl? is if I A' I v!-ev E Net!-: HT: 1 i : 'L-i5.41,? A gan , . 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'1r DQ too jo up o tnroo nglooro LXPDL AC4oP1 r, T11 G rorot in Konnoto mqfham Wlo to yer, Piul Daubo, Q1 xeoplng our enrollaont On may 9, wo wont Food Co , Bloomington, FoboLe VoLooQld Jolrod our rQnKQ Thwrty two agar on Q flblG trlp 'o tre b tFlCL Tll1HOlS, ld on to tbo zoo at ll lor P rk Thls was tho adgor ovent before too flnal p CPl and tho cloqo of school Tho blXth grade, wnoch lS the 1 st of tho Snail clqssos, has lolntalnod n onrollqont of twonoy one dowlh tho year LaRdo Ackoraan, MLlVlD Ha+tdo, ard Ronold Bfr ham movod away durlng toe tern, out wore roolacuo by mar Joria Err , DaVld Doubs, uno Joan Taylor. In acdltlon to or ' 'T' 1' :Y , 'v - ro' r , L, I Tn, N o X15 nf: -' - AMDHS V - - , - 1 -. . , ' - - - 1 A JLG yoz. A ax HlJ L .'Lu' v g Vary ' 1' - C' ' : 'y1r - Q .1 ' 'Vf-w-- fm: 'fo -- A rvwnf '30 L Au. -- vac, 5 CA Lz. . ' Af. .L J. LJ. E34 , N ' . ,. ,A . ' . 0 moh . .A- prog, LA Qn-- V '- if A xpi f . 1 . wh N A . . .H . , 1 S an OOJQ ,ro lD too Q A , S P . 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F H . . . 1 1 An! la F fn, K1 V ' f fl -. , ' ,L .1 C I' . . , L f V1 , f I 7 v 1 + pf. 7 FRONT ROW MIDDLE ROW TOP ROV FRONT ROW MIDDLE ROW TOP ROW FRONT ROW MIDDLE ROW TOP ROW SIXTH GRPDE DeVere Roth, Beverly Melss, Sharon Flurer Robelta Rlnkenberger, Nancy Hershe, Mrs Vahls David Daubs, Davld Roth, Ned Umland, Clar ence Repo, John vltzig, Charles Murray, Terry Rln enberger Carolyn RIUKGHDCPQGP, Mary Ann Gibbs, RICIT d Stucky, Kenneth Burgess, Cllfford Benedlct, Joyce Kuerth, M rgorle Enns FIFTH GRADE Mrs Benedlct, Shlrley Baker, Evelyn Kaupp, Georgla lnne Sm ga, Mary Krone , Elalne Stoller, Joyce Melss, Charlotte Meyer, Spencer Bauman, M1Ch38l Hayes, Donald Funk Eva Lena Fund, Ann Andrews, COUDlG Jo Fosdlok, Rav Sommer, J mes huteheson, Davld Rllkenberger, Paul Daubs Harold Kaupp, Bobby McDonald, Thomas Qulnn, Sue Freed, Lonna Funk, Donna Husseman, Mart1a Ann Drury, Nan y helm, Tommy Melss, DlCkl9 Stoller, Johnny Flemlng FOURTH GRADE Larry WllSOH, Marllyn Rathbun, Freldora Wettsteln, Patty Roth, Allce Klngdon, Lols Hodel, Karen Slebenthal, Doris Wllson, Carol Steward Mrs Hlll, Herbert Husseman, Tom Lane, Naucy Mehn, Sharon Melss, Annette Sutter, Gerald Dodson, John Kaupp, James Flurer, Pete Melss Jerome Jones, Judy Punke, Margy Pfefflnge , Sharon Wilson, Margle Stalter, Janet Wle gand, Nick Hoobler, Herbert Stoller, Clar ence Houck. L : . 9 , 'I q . T v D x ,A : ' -. . L LL , N: ' 'I - it-1 T-1 . 1 'Wi N . 4 Cv .L ' . Q a . . . : 0 . ' . 11 L 3. - S Betty Jane Witzig, Mary Alyoe Witzig. : ' , 1 5 A ' ' P fi 0 'r ,I -I a Cu 1 . ' . , W ,, 1 I 1 c ' ' . an . . O : . ' 1 f ' . ' . : ' r , - fi Q .es N.- 'Ji v ,-v-fha.. I FIRST, S COND, AID THIRD FRAD La t ept mber, when tae fir t raders entered chool, tr r w a little sadnes b cau e thei would be away from mother all dar I learred to understand e ch cn ld's need tirough the o operation of the parents e have achieved a lot tnis year In fact, ve re d thre reade in addition to what is required e had one bin prog ct this year People Pio Help poster Last fall the second Graders started back to school with an enioll nt of thirty We were fortunate in not losinf ar of our class darira the year Tlis soring Joleen chleisman Joined our class Tris ear held a t rill fo as tie firs wear in our new build ing 'e had a very nice nart 1 our Christmas operetta Several of the bo s iave been active in track Some of the Unit proyects we worked on this year were the grocery store and the toy library We had a field trio to the city Jail and fire hall where Nr Andrews gave us a fine demonstration In the third grade we study the three R's, health, science, P. E., and music. Special emphasis is placed on reading. T' ' 'P .L x 1 I T19 J .LO C1 'I ' s Q ed ' I s 5 s le e vas U S e f s - J I 7 7 1 U A .. '-I x 3 1 1. ' . 3 I 'S ui C ' . L ' 0 X' ' , 'V ' , .J , , . 'D v E. . , . . . . I G PS ' . o U, . . . U lv L .C 8 ' .Ll 1 ly . . Q . Us. This was accomplished by interviews and making ., O Q0 ' ' CD r ' 4 'AAO A ' I 'B ' .L UAL1 0 . A . v w . X 1. . fs Q -Q - - i I U . . . 1 , - -J I. L ... r 0 1 If 'I ' ' . I ' J- ' . ' li r us as it nf, I U J - . 0 U - . . . 'J vf J.. I1 '.L . Q ev I ' ' J J' .L L Q . . . J I . r H . 0 1 A. 4 . . . . ll Q . 0 ffl 1 J . FRONT ROW HIDDL RU TOR D U DPONT ROJ MIDDLE ROW TOP ROW FRONT ROv S COND ROI THIRD ROW TOP ROW: THIRD GRADE Kathleen Qulnn, Patrlcla Helm, Ada Klop fenste1n, Jargorle Auerth, Judlth Baker Narcy Pudeslll, Walter QSkippyJ Smava, Orlan Nlller, Tommy 11ll r, Pete Hand Mrs Sleberns, Rlchard Lane, Rotor St1ckv, lanes lC'W8H, arent Putnerford, Merle lur', Jac oobler, Terry Hart lor, MlCH8Bl Datos Elverta er, Sharon lutt, Judith Husse man, Joan Freed, Sharon l6NlHV, Sue Um land, Llnda Stoller, Betty Downen SLCOND GRADE Cheryl Roth, Sally Lou Wltzlg, Llnda Smal ley, Judy Brown, Sandra KPl8gh3uS6P, Delores Gllmore, Loretta Dodson, endell Rudeslll, Gary Plurer, Gayle Rathbun Johnny Dodson, Bobby Stalter, John Hoobler Harlan Boltnott, Donald Lane, Davld Wett steln, Davld Baln, B111 Boles, Henry Houck Melanle Rinkenberger, Elalne lofer, Joanne Stoller, Patsy Funk, Veronlca Tlpsord, Mildred Jones, Steven Melss, Rlckey Flnck, Larry Greenwald, Mlss Luckert FIDST GPADE Robert Fouc' Downen, Artle Stoller, Kent Klrkton, P chard Tut , Richard Calhoon, Donnie Janes TlUSOPd, Lelth Stoller Mlss irmbruster, Janes Hroomhead, Wllllam UIDZIQ, Wesley lHUdOD, B llv Sommer, Sharon Bak r, Oarol Jllson, Jud1 W1tZ1Q, Holl Stalter, Janeene Freed Gloria Kloofensteln, Tary Greenwald, Kathryn Bill, Lynn QlggS, Tommy Skaggs, Tom Love, Davld Roth, Phyllls Nutt, Thelma Hershe. Mary Anderson, Toni Gundy, Jane Hutcheson, Kay Witzig, Jane Rutherford, Vera Miller, Lois Quinn, Donna Andrews, Linda Rinken- berger, . . Q ' : 4 A ' ' iii.. 1. . ' . . T . ,,, . .. , ' O 1 L . ' .. L O . Tr. ,T A 1. S ' -JTO .1 ,Y .. . J 114 vi: . Q T 1 V ..T...i. -...- Tre 1 T1 1 1 u .L la Lu. L I 1 , 1, TT ,7 . ' A.L .L J.- ' 4.1 A.. .L - ul . I v , I If TT L ALO. : 1-LSE' 1' 1 T' ' F' L A Q '- Q T W . TT' . 15 . v . Q . L L . Q ' Q ..1....- .i.. ' , Q 0, M Q 1 X 0 l .......1 ......' 9 . . '- Q . . - . I o ' ' T U w .L Q Q I . Q Q H 1 Q 1 1 . LL L 4 1 g r- v Q .L . ..., . Q . 4 f L - v - R.. - 1.1 . L1 A l x. 9 'PI 1 U 0 1 o Q .El u : l J A .. .. . . ' 'Qi 1 . Q 3 X yr. Q1 A 1 .LL , 4, A D gd flj u d . Q s . V u Q if ' XT J I 1 r . ' . .LL u El -its-111 -il: L ' . L 7 5 . Q 1' 1 :V xi vu GRADE SCHOOL BASKETBALL The Gridley Grade School is represented by three teams: the heavyweight, lightweight, and the fifth and sixth graders. The lightweights compiled five wins and five defeats for their record. Their outstanding win of the year came at Downs in the County Tourney, when they downed Heyworth 31-30 in an overtime. They next met Danvers, but were beaten in this game 30 27 to eliminate them The heavyweight team, because of lack of height, ended the season with a l 9 record Their lone victory came over the Arrowsmith team by a score of 39 28 They also played in the County, but were beaten by Bellflower in the opener 20 17 The fifth and sixth graders finished with a 7 S mark Although not playing in any tournaments, they played every time the heavyweights did This team is formed, primarily, to teach them fundamentals for the coming years The team wasn't limited to any number, and all who came out usually saw action in the games played HEAVYWEIGHT TEAM LIGHTWEICHT TEAM Gridley Gridley Gridley Gridley Gridley Gridley Lexington Fairbury Arrowsmith Flanagan Flanagan Bellflower Gridley Gridley Gridley Gridley Gridley Gridley 31 Danvers Lexington Saybrook Chenoa Arrowsmith Heyworth 'zooooooco - '26 '27 susnouoq '17aoonooos '38 ' '1Sv0-'00 Gridiey-13 .......... Chenoa-56 Gridley-16 ....... Fairbury '33 uaonoo ' '28 . '31s U oaoo 0 T '2 ooanoouo '32 . '23s 0 ooooso 5 ' ' -16. ....... -15 ' -29 ..... - uooouo '20 ' 0 Q o A o o 0 GRA CLCCL W bVY ICHT T AH Charles Rinkenberger, L D hurray, Jr , Perry Klopfensteln, Terry dam , Burton Crusy, Davlc Hlll, Lawrence Hershe, Bill Krleghauser, Larry Stahl LOWER GRADE CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT Joyce Meiss, Kay Sommer, Beverly H8183 GRADE SCHOOL LIGHTWEIFHT TUAM LEFT TQ RIGHT: Eldon Witzig, Sidney Martin, Larry Ste- ward, Clarence Rcpp, Verlin Hlbbs, Mr. Kyger, Ross Funk, Leland Meiss, James Daubs, Charles Murray, Merle Gerig. WTF 1' T A - '- fl - 7' 1.14.4 -J ll -.--1 - . nl.: 14 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Kyger, Eldon Witzig, Keith Wlegand, V . . Z . ' A S Y V ...l. ' q l ' 2 A X a' ' ' I ...A A NX I 4'-' , Q-F , ,Timing 5 ' , 3 I , ',,. , 'S 'N 12- ,...' ' L ll' ., n W Q L ' f A f 'M ' , N 'V Q 9 We , -.ff - P7 Y , H , . v ,, ELLHEWTaRY TRLCK LFTS Pr dleJ Ctaue traex tedw F610 a du 1 weet fltk Rex P ton 0 Grldley xon both the W ghtvel and Heavfwelbht QlV1SlOHS mte llfhtwelgbts scores t n eu the WCl Ht cepterlng four ftrsts and one sece e. The hG8V7VGlPFt a Q C e out VlCteFlOUS SCOF1 eo n Q 0 cln ton'Q Q Lawrence Herste are Charles Rlnkenoerv r led the h6HV1GS Hershe won four events, wllle R1PVSHbGTgCP mon three firsts ana two seconoe. ' WY 1 Q 2 Mn. J i H , S I- ' 1 1 ' A. A ... V! 5. .. W. L - e- 1 ri may 2. t ' W . -it -. gut ,A A,'l -K 31 it qi 1 Qu I I . 141 ' 451 I S A- Y 583- toints asrainst Lexinstows Per-rv Kloefen- 1 ,, , .vp , .J 1' SL'Gl 1 .4 1 Light' s by e ' . ' t 1:1 V 4 A LM 'DA S leo oem ' e ' 'ng 76 2.1 .L to t 119: . U 2 o r A- -1 f ' Q, 1 . . 4 ' Q I 1 . , A , , . in GVIDL W HOLDQ COUNTV UUQD MEET On Nay 6, Grldley held tue County Track and Field Meet Chenoa sweot both the hGdVYWClght and llghtwelght classes, WkllG Prldlef tied for fourth lh the h avy velght d1v1 lon The boys that received rlbbons from Grldley ln the heavywelght class are as follows dash, and fourth 1n the hop, step, and Jump, Charles Rlnkenber er fourth ln the So yard dash, fourth ln the 220 yard dash, and tled for fourth in hlgh Jump Perry Klopfensteln recelved fourth in the hurdles, and Burton Grusy bot f th lr the MMO yard dash The LLC yard relay team placed fourth 1D the heavy welght divislon Thls 13 composed of Rlnkenberger, Kloofensteln, Hershe, nd Grusy Daubs and Roth were the only boys in the light weight dlV1SlOn to recelve rlbbons Daubs took fourth ln the SO yard dash, and Roth tled for fourth in the hurdles 'T' 7 'Q' - P' 'T' '. 4 -L 4.14. .L -Ll ..a - ' 'I .ln J . 5 . G K .1 . .S. . A T . Lawrence Hershe--first in hurdles, third in MMO-yard . U -- . - . C - I . . . O F . - 4 0 L ' 'U . . 6 . tri X . T 1 . . . . . . C FRONT ROW BACK ROW GRADE SCHOOL TRACK SQUAD CLASS A Coach Hill, Darrell Roth, Leland Meiss, Keith wiegand, Charles Rlnkenberger, Clarence Ropp, Lee Carglll, Clifford Benedlct, Norman Rlng enberg, Mgr Perry Klopfenstein, Ross Funk, Davld Hlll, Bllly Krleghauser, Lawrence Harare, Burton Grusy, Terry Adams, L D Murray GRADE SCHOOL TRACK SQUAD CLASS B LEFT TO RIGHT Paul Daubs, Tommy Melss, John Fleming, MIDDLE ROW TOP ROW Richard Stucky, Ned Umland, Charles Murrary, Michael Hayes, James Hutcheso GRADE SCHOOL TRACK SQUAD CLASS C Herbie Stoller, Pete Meiss, Stanley Zimmer man, Pete Hany, Nicky Hoobler, Bobby Stolle , Ricky linck, Jimmy Flurer, Larry Greenwald, Skippy Smaga, Terry Hartzler, Roger Stucky, Jerome Jones, Robert Carglll, Tom Lane, Clarence Houck Henry Houck, Gary Flurer, Bill Boies, Michael Daubs, Davld Bain, John Hoobler, Robert Dow nen, Billy Som er, Coach H111 no FRONT ROW: Gayle Rathbun, Donny Skaggs, James Hickman, T r Lf, guuLEy ,many mu, Jil. 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Q: K 3. il -Q I .U ' g f ok -V X7 WL5, . , 5 X , Q r ,, h . ,K ,,, - I xy 1 ' . 4 f ,ff GRIDLEY GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTAS The Grldley Grade School presented two operettas, The Doll's Christmas Eve and Tho Chrlstmas Thleves on Thursday evenlng, December 20, 1951, at the High school gym Miss Rosebraugh directed, and was assisted by the grade school teachers Miss Ganshirt directed the dancing parts in both operettas The cast of characters lS as follows The Dol1's Christmas Eve Shopkeeper Robert Carglll Customer Ada Klopfensteln Dolls Blossom Judy Brown Marietta Sharon Fleming Dinah Doris Wilson Bronco Bill Pete Meiss Annebelle Karon Siebenthal Group of Paper Dolls Plnk Elaine Hofer and Alice Kingdom Blue Janet wiegand and Sally Lou Witzig Violet Joanne Stoller and Sharon wilson Green Patty Roth and Patsy Funk Yellow Rosella Kuntz and Freidora wettstein Santa Claus Terry Adams Group of Rag Dolls Judy Husseman, walter Smaga Judy Baker, Margorie Kuerth, Sue Umland, Kathleen Quinn, Joann Freed, Linda Stoller, Roger Stucky, Gloria Hatton, Brent Rutherford, Pete Hany, Nancy Rudeslll, Elverta Meyer, Terry Hartzler, Jack Hoobler, Betty Downen Accompanist- Margozle Bales Captain Kid ------------------------------ Bill Boies Jo Kutle BOTtlG Twins Louls Pollypop Jlm Sheriff Two Thleves Emlly Kltty Jane Widow Widow's chlldren THE CHRISTMAS THIFVUS ChT1StmQS Carolers The Reader The Wolves James and Jean Mary and Elsle Accompanlsts Elsie Gramm tty PcCullough Joyce M9153 Elalne Stoller D Murray, r DlCll6 Stoller Tom Melss Lwrr, Stahl Terry Adams Burton Grusy Sh ron Flurer wOqql9 FOSdlCk Jane McK1nley Jane Gramm Evelyn K upp Georglanne smaga Ann Andrew Mary Ann Gibbs Pauline Kent Sue Freed La Rae Ackerman Vargorle Bales Donna N11SOD Marlene Stoller Joyce Kuerth M1CHQGl Klefer De Vere Roth Wnlli m Lane Ramona Finck Evelyn Rlnkenberger Charlene Krones Dorls Helm Mrs Hancock All 4.1 . 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M3215 ' FY Qdgx Sent Oct NIONUW ll 12 Pylon Calendar Fir t day of school Half day se ion Jim Izo brole his ankle in football practice Iii t full day of sclool Band meld first lfhearsal in new music room Cla e orcanized during the activity period Student Council net during the activity period Dave :effrey was elected president by the stu dent body F H A initiation and Weiner roast in park Gridlite staff organized Marilyn Schicler editor in chief y'o1 organization meeting Joan Wright and Judy Kuerth were elected andidates for Home candidates for king Irma Sommer and Marge Stoller were elected queen attendants for Homecoming Janet itzig elected queen attendant Redskins won first football game El Paso O Gridley 6 Student Council meeting Fatty Jo Ellenberger and Mike Lane were elected as crown bearers for Homecomin Dixie Lee Stoller and Terry Burke were elected alternates Bog Calhoon injured his leg in football practice Gridley at Fairbury they won 20 6 Senior class had paoer drive Freshman initiation and weiner roast at Lake Bloomington in evening G A A and F F A initiations in evening First issue of Gridlite came off the press G C H S loses to Lexington 12 O Football players went to Champaign to see game All classes and organizations worked on floats for Homecoming Hog Calhoon on crutches Juniors ordered class rings Homecomin parade and game Chenoa 20 Gridley Homecoming banquet and dance Joan Jright and Marvin Wie and were crowned king and queen. No school--Teacher's Institute. Back to routine work after a week of preparing for Homecoming. Mary Ann Hany back in school after recuperating from an injury received when she fell from a moving car. F.H.A. meeting during activity period. G.C.H.S. defeated Flanagan--M2-O. End of first six weeks. 1 - U'- S ' ' vi -- - -ss' . ' 5' nes 1 ' ' ' A ' , J.O 'a .o e Il . . . . D 3 ll '.1J-V-lui U '7 I Q ly . . ' -1- 12--P 1 1 O 7 ' Q. coming queen. Don Gramm and Marv Wiegand-- 13 A ul-- Q ' D . ' 1' -.- -. -- - 19 A 4 A 3. I 1 2l-- ' ' -- ' -- - 22-- f ' . 2LL-- . . . . h . 25 KD e 1 . Q s 26-.. S I C. O I O- . 53 . 28 0 o o 0 ' I. 'T ' 0 29-- , , - . . l-L'--- 0 v ' Sn- . 3 A L - -- . 12. 6-- ' U . E . . 3 8 9 ct Nov Dec Bake Sale sponsored by Sophomore class G A A meetlng in gymnaslum lnstallatlon of offlcers Indlvldual school pictures taken Senlor class weincr roast at Marlon Taylor's home Senlor class chooses play nFather of the Briden G C H S rolled over Mlnonk 39 13 Chili supper at the home of Roger Frey for football squad, coaches, and guests Report cards were glven out today Senlor play cast 1S chosen New girl in the sophomore class Diane Davis Seniors were measured for caps and gowns Jim Bur ess broke bone in his wrlst ln football practlce First rehearsal for senlor play G c H s beat Forrest to 20 Lloyd McKinley broke hls leg during the game G A A party in gymnasium Started volley ball tournament over the noon hour G C H S beat Cornell O 20 Many were absent from school because of snow Mothers club chili supper and program chlli suooer and carnival postponed Prop commlttee got furniture for the senlor play Senlors chose announcements and name cards for commencement Senior pictures taken by Blankenberg Dress rehearsal for senior play nlor class play F ther of the Briden Ralph Plerce, magician, performed before large audlence Sponsored by F F A Seniors received thelr proofs 26 Thanksglving vacatlon High school played the alumnl ln basketball High school won Received our individual p1ctures and ldenti flcatlon cards Ordered commencement announcements G C H S won first basketball game at Arrow smlth Minonk vs Gridley we won Ll Uaso lost to our Redsklns F H A chlli supper and carnival Gridley beat Fa1rbury Senlor girls taught during Mothers club meeting Ne beat Cornell O . l3-- , 15 0 s 0 . . Q 16--F.H.A. ' ' ' . ' ' 17-- ' ' ' 18-- Q -- , 19 9 u 0 Q ' I F- - q 22-- - h . n . 23-.- . . . . 2 -- ' ' , 2 ' 0 0 l 0 ' ' Q 29 o u 0 0 . 3o-- - . 0 2 - n n Q 0 lp ' Q 7 0 8-- . 9--Pylon meeting. Le Roy game cancelled. 10 A 0 0 . A L 0 13-- A . . . lb, A . ' o lS-- . lb--Se ' --H a . 19 . . Q 21-- ' ' ' ' f 22- -- ' ' . 27-- ' ' . 28-- ' ' ' - 29-- ' . 30 0. 0 0 n ' 0 Ll. 0 0 In . O 7 q A 0 8 0- 0 Q Q O 11-- , ' . l2-- ' in Dec Jan Feb. Christmas Vespers by the chorus and band G A A party cancelled because of snow F H A party cancelled because of snow Gridley lost to Mlnonk ln the Falrbury Hollday Tournament, Several classes celebrated Chrlstmas by havlng partles ln thelr class rooms Half day of school Chrlstmas glft exchange 1n gymnaslum Jan.2 Chrlstmas vacatlon Back to school Junlors recelved class rlngs G C H S. beat Flanagan 60-50 We lost to L6XlHgtOH We played ElPaso and won Senlor glrls taught vrade school durlng Mothers Club mectlng Our R6dSk1HS beat Roanoke Senlor class sponsored square dance ln gymnaslum Noon hour activlty program started Grldley beat Falrbury Seniors recelveo small pictures from Blankenberg Semestersll Shlrley Porzellus taklng Halen Kahle's place ln the Off1C6 Semester tests thls mornlng N afternoon We played Cnenoa and won A5 Lo Grldley played Arrowsmlth ln the County Tourna school thls G C H S vs Lexlngton 1U County Tournament They won ilon meetlng Started taking orders for Pylons in the grade school F H A meetlng Freshman Sophomore party ln cafeteria Mlss Rosebraugh flashlng a dlamond Helen Kahle back ln school Gridley beat Minonk there Hepresentatlves from Methodlst Hospltal of Peorla here to talk to senlor glrls Seniors chose thelr trlp We lost to Lex1ngton We beat Flanagan on our own court Gridleyfs Redsklns won over Arrowsmith, we won agaln, from Roanoke Board Faculty Dlnner served by the home ec girls 1n the cafeterla No school Lincoln's blrthday Sophomore class had a party at the home of Jackie Stoller. The Junlor class sponsored a beneflt game be+ween the MIHOHK faculty rd oLr own facx tv members Physlcs and ncrthand cl sses had Valentlne parties ln the1r cL ss rooms N I 16 l 17 0 0 0 0 J-8 'Q 0 0 o 19-.1 0 0 Q 0 2O-- ' ' 21 - . ' . ' 21- -- ' ' ' . 5 - ' - . 8 - . 9 - . .. O . A 11-- ' ' ' . 12 ' . . . . ul-- - - . l5-- ' ' . 16-- ' ' A N . 17-- I . . . J l8-- ' . ' . o I I ' 1-931 0 A 0 I- 1 ment. We won-+75-Ml. 21 o 0 e s o D U 0 22--'PX , . I 0 23-- 2LI. 0 0 c . 0 1 ' . 28-- ' ' ' ' , . 29-- ' . 3G11 . O. .0 '. I . 31-- ' ' - 1 . n 5 0 8-- . 9 ' . 0 11-- - ' . 12 2 g I Feb College Day at POHt18C for the seniors C H Q beat Chonoa Je boat S dn una ovcr there l L ll w nt to B'CCFlHgtOH to work 131 tr U1 honor Pa o J n or c U ay cast hoson jc LJl5OQ C 1 e l there and w n M Pl n ol QL r was announced as thc D A R w n Nou over O tavia on our floor 5 pl yed Flanagan in the Benson Dis nflrrcnt 1 beat Wa hbmrn ln the DlStP1Ct w 1 on and won th D1 trict Title cc vcd a pl o r an class held a bake salc at Stahlfs Teachers' instxtute G F S vs Washlngtcn in the Fast Peorla Reg1cra Je won by a score of SP so Lola sr endker tran ferrod he e s n lost to East dec l ln the H lonal TOHIQ Liie r Contest held at Le Roy C Y y Clab honored the football and basket ball Q ers at a sup er Conn ttee went to Pontiac to work on Pylon honor Page S nlors sponsored a pinochle party 1n the gym Norse NcDonald transferred Prem Lex as on We started running off the Pylon pages H meetlng. Py on pictures taken Rita Hour gan of New Yo'T'entcred hlgh school here We were all gl d to see Tloyd McKinley ba L wn school Members of the basketball sltwa ment to Cham palon to see the State Tournament Dress re hea sal for the Junfor ol y JHH1OPS presented thelr play, Careful Harry', before a 1 rrc audlence. G X A meetlng ln the grade school gym Gridley won the McLean County L te ary contest at BlOOm1HgtOn for the talrd year 1n a row County Music Festival at I. S. N. U. Mid-State Banquet in the grade school gym. 'NHJLGH Kahlefs last day as secectary for the high school. . Q 15 c' , GW 'O 5 k. O 4 O . V A ,. 16--'v 1 .' L, S, ffn J. J. ' 5 20-'wHC oammJ'tzz 'e .r' .I A ' -.1 ., .- X w -19 Pj .4.x. 1. ,, .. - 'fi 1 ' -Q 21 71. 2. T.L 1.-4 -S -L -L. .J 4 f' ' - ,R - 24---W, j ,z To l lj all el o . a 'ly 0 1,A- . cX.l .e ' P , , . 1 - 'wfvfs -1 JJ. r, ' 1 23 L'uG ' l C , , H x 2f U Cin Ho to Nfl' ' 1 ' ' . tflct 1 ,v.irl..r ,, We Jon, .-. ,. 1 -2 , ' . ' ' 23W-CQ? P5f9n-R3 1- s 1- - f Tournament, 1 ' Q.. 0 , 29--me zest gens. e s , . ' K, .',. xr' ' mo rc, l , aqu , 1 .., ' , ' P Mar. l--sonxcr class sponsored a square dance 1n the gin, - Fnue.mf - ' . Store. umm -4 1. 0 , . . ' s .fo Ho 0 M ra - .H L- A - . .I -J g- : 4.1.9 E J .. t.. ',- Q S-- Wfn Qyo Lt' s sd r from Flan.ga . '1 Q - C .' J v ., ' 6 LJ'0 na 5 Co 1 P ug 11 advent, 8-H 2 ra-y 1 U '. ...- . 94..- , '. llvu- 91.1. LJ.fl.L Lu, , I ' -4- Tl ill sid L. p , 13 1.15. J Y 'N ..m.. C , 11+--: Q 3 ' . , , . L 17 1 .. Jr -:.- ,Du s ' - I Fe I A , m--.. . , , 19 .L- . .A. -- V , .F L 4. Q n J C Q . CQ. ' AJ ' C L .- A . 0 20-.9 .. ' ... C -12.41 Y ' J 7 . N kj.. J. 1 ., 9 ' r l A at. 21-,, - - . - u x , - fp ' i ot I 2 0 t 1- 9 1 J ' O 2 ' - ' .4 .1 5. 1' . ,. I . ... ' - - I A rll Ma Seniors had thelr chests X rayed at Chenoa Classes held m6GtlD5S to elect student coun cil members for next year Physlcs class gave demonstrations for Mothers Club Students practlced for the gym circus Annual Serine MUS1C and Speech Fcstlval held ln the gym SbHlOP class sponsored a square dance in the 'Y W1 Dress rehearsal for the gym circus 9 Gym clrcus Good Frlday no school Senlor class had a bake sale at Freed's store 15 Easter vacatlon Tliangular track meet at Chenoa End of the flfth six weeks Physlcs and geometry classes went to Chicago Tfplng shorthand class went to the Keystone Steel and wire Company in Peoria Track meet wlth ElPaso they won F F A boys went to Forrest General buslness class xent through the Cat erplllar Tractor Company plant at Peorla Mid State track meet in Chenoa F F A boys went to Pontiac Prison to judge dairy cattle Home Talent Show sponsored by the senior class Gridley Relays won by Chenoa County lrack Meet for the grades here Senlors got their commencement announcements. Mothers' Club met at the cafeteria, senior girls taught Baseball game here with Fairbury Junlor Senlor Banquet at Hotel Rogers in Bloom ington Distrlct track meet at Ottowa Baseball game with Chenoa --County Track Meet at Normal. --Baseball game at Lexington. --Baseball game at Flanagan. 22--Senior trip to Niagra Falls. --Baccalaureate. --Baseball game with Minonk here. --High school commencement. p . l-- . - 0 3 2-- . . . 6 5- A ' A byn' 7 0 8- -- ' . ll-- ' ' y-- . l2-- ' . l - -- - ' . l -- ' . . 17 . , 0 l8--Triangular track meet at Flanagan. 2l-- ' ' ' . 22-- A -- . 2 - I I O O 2 ' . V 29--1 - - . y 1 0 o 9 7 ' 2-- .. ' 3-- -- . 6-- m . 7-- ' - 8-.. A . . IO-- . - . l2-- . l l 17 18 25 27 2 WITTICISMS Frank G. nwhy is it, Teddy, that you fat fellows are always good naturedvn Teddy L Uwe have to be, we can't either flght or run Mr DeYong 'Can you or canlt you operate a typewrl an mp nYes, slr, I use the Biblical system N Mr DeYonv 'I never heard of such a system Wimp nIt's simple, seek and ye shall find U H nAren t you COm1Dg 1n swlmmingvn e HI can't A mo h ate my bathlng sult U He: NThe little rascal He must have been on a d1et4n Butch nYour llttle brother Just saw me kiss you what can I give hlm to keep him from telling9n nnie most generally gets a dollar nYes, she mailed it to me and she had the nerve to paste a label on the outside of the package 'Glass, handle w1th care Loren S UI'll be frank with you. Youire not the first girl I ever kissed H Aliene B nAnd I'll be frank with you You have a lot to learn ' Reg G CThrowing stones lnto water! HI am only a pebble in your llfe ' Marge S 'Then why not be a little boulder?' Irma S My dad is an Elk, a Lion, and a Moose Mary A H 'What does lt cost to see h1m?n Mrs Rinkenberger nFred, how do you define 'lgn r ance'9n Fred R nltfs when you don't know something and some body finds it out W A teacher entered the classroom and noticed a girl student sitting with her feet 1n the aisle and chew ing gum nMary,n exclaimed the teacher, Utake that gum out of y ur mouth and put your feet inln Mr Deyong WRog Frey, wake up the fellow behind yo Reg nYou do it, you put him to sleep U 0: - . . an 0 2 ' 't6I'. Wi : ' . ' O: I .Il 8: , . . . i Sh : . t ' ' . A : He .on nSo Ethel returned your engagement ring?n ' .gli : of ' ' o ! I . 02 ' ' .: ll .ll . .: ' ' ' 0 2 0 o . : um!! Mrs Shoemaker nwho can tell me what the former ruler of Russla was ealled9n Amerlean Hlstery Class fln unlsonj 'Tsar Mrs Shoemaker Hcorreet, and what was h1s wife ca led9U Class nTsar1na Mrs Shoemaker nwhat were the Tsar's ehlldren called? There was a pause, nd then a t1m1d velce in the rear p pod up 'lsardlnes' Jean W uGreat Scott' Here lt 1S tlNG for book reports and Ifve forvotten who wrote Ivanhoe Judy K UI'll tell you, lf you tell me who the 'dieken ' wrote The Tale of Two Clties U Rev C H ean't ge to school today Reg C NI don't feel well U Dave J Where don't you feel wel Reg C 'In school Mrs Rinkenberger I have went ' That's wrong, lSn't ltupll Gary 'Yes, ma'am U Mrs Rlnkenberger nwhy is lt wreng?' Gary nBeeause you a1n't went yet U Dale HI saw a man the other day treating h1s w1fe the way I weuldnft treat a dog U Wllbur H UGreat Scott' what was he dO1Dg9n Da e uK1ss1ng her Mrs Shoemaker Uwhen was Home builtvn Jerry H 'At nlght Mrs Shoemaker nwho told you thatvn Jerry nYeu did You said Home wasn't built in a day U WNow, my little boys and girls,n said a teacher, I want you to be very stlll, so stlll you can hear a pin drop For a minute all was still, and all of a sudden a little boy shrleked out NLet her drop' 0 I Q . . . . . . ' .U 0 .J 2 . 1 . , ' ll I Q . I 5 : ' . L 1 - 8 . . . 1 ,, : i 1 ' .ll No: Q Q D 1 I ' ll O o I: ' S A, Y Q V ,,,, , . f . O of I an Dave J.: NWhy?H 0: A , H If 0 . f . l ll o . n . 9 ' o . o Go: ' Y' O o . ' . ' : ' - . W.: ' ' o of u . - 1 I O on O : v , I ' H A . - o u 2 - 2 a f 5 I! 11 Q l - , n I C FITATCI I SPOWOORS HONOR P GE The S6FlOP cla s wlshcs to express their slncere apprecistlon to the p1PmS and lHClVldUJlS that, through thelr generous contrlbutions, maoc the pFOOuCtlOD of tre 1952 DYLON pos ible Followlng 1S thc llst of the fln ncial sponsors of the 195 PYICB B100mlFgtOH, Illlnols F J Wcolworth Co Natloral J nb of BlOOm1DgtOn dorerly A lcnner UlFlCh Q Kraft P i A Plnes Clotr ng Store Slgnund So g, Inc Lewls Shoe Store Bloomington Motor Co Schipl Shoe Store W P Poland Co Corn Belt Bank Paul And r on, Inc L n W1 Rogers Snoe Company H T Cunnlrgham Fa Russel S Proctor, Inc Paxtons mhe Auto Hotel, Inc Il11HOlS Power Company McLean County Super Service Merle Norman COSF8tlC Studio Hawkins S+UQlO Pontiac, Illlnols Blessman A Barry Insurance Dixlc Cafe Lobb's Department Store Denman's Shoe Repair Luggage The Style Shop Nel on's Jewelry Store Kerr and Philllps Lawyers rm and City Loans Leather Goods yn A Y A Y '- 11 4 n J A LJ rx . 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Wood's Furniture Store Polly's Cleaners Campagna's Refrigeration The Bradley Plumblng and Corn Belt Hatchery Zehr Hatchery The Pontlac Daily Leader Indy Bckel Tallor S A M Shoe Store Ceo mlller Sons Co Coast to Coast Store Zehr Real Bstate R Insur T C Penny A o IOHt18C National Bank Barr's Shoe Store Llberty Restaurant Twomey R Bdwards Turk Fu lture Co Pontlac 0lflCS Supply Burch M Jlllis Lerman's Gambles Gridley, Illlnois Grldlcy Fa m Supply Stahl's Superway Heating 8.I'1C8 Gridley Hardware 8 Appliance Vlrgll Brown Agency Rich's Grocery Ace Restaurant Ilonfen te1n's Hardware and Appliances Grldley Weldlrg Shop Gridley Produce Ieonard J Pich, D D S Boies H McKey Glbbs Standard Service Honegger A soclated Store Farmels O11 Q Supply Prank F1HCk Tavern Clyd Nool, Standard Oil K 8 R Mfg Co PIlC6'S Cafe F1Ckm8n Barber Shop Freedfs Royal Blue Store Perne's Dre s Shop Bean Dry Goods L C olebezns Kiefer Insurance Agency State Bank of G idley ' 'N . - nl . i 7 -- ' A 1' 0 o 1 1 LO 0 C o W . . 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