Harrisburg Township High School - Keystone Yearbook (Harrisburg, IL)
- Class of 1939
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'P V 5- 53,2 3- ig , A 'SPP 'X' N-. 5'--u . - 'k ' .-I A 'is - -44 f 4 4 ' . I ..V, .U 'JE .u.,, 1 .,.- -, ,, 1- . A w r' 1 X tiff v , - - . , . 1 . u 1 ' . , rg 'A 2-w ..-54... 4 ' 1- ' . V ' ' iffaw-fwfw f- ,, ,, , 1 ,. -.a I 3.- s ,. , Q 0 , 4 K The ' of 1939 The Tick u -:-: luck . .. The r ents and fbuItufHgul? au's H ef nm fie dui Ev ... lhe glkle of the ag 'ill ' h5sUt.,. fuII Jag . . . KEYSTONE STAFF Dorothy Quinn, Editor Madeline Jones, Business Manager Helen Hunsinger, junior Editor Gertrude Wilson, Photography Editor jenelle Ferrell, Senior Editor ASSISTANTS First Row: Dorothy Quinn, Fran- ces Kwet. Vina Hurst, Monita Townley, Viola Furry, Virginia Moore, Fern Boatright, Mary Eva Smith, Lois Irene Reynolds, jenelle Ferrell. Second Row: Betty Metcalf, Jessie LaBaw, Bill LaBaw, Robert Arm- strong, John Bennewitz, Don Mc- Daniel, Dick Sullivan, Lorene Cook, Audie Matheny. BUSINESS STAFF First Row: Ida L. Moore, Anna Poulos, Eldith McCormack. Elaine Sharp, Eleanor Waidelis, Evanelle Burroughs, Nora Owen. Second Row: Patsy Grissom, Earl Lambert, John Johnson, Dora Belle McKinney. TYPISTS Eldith McCormack, Anna Poulos, Dorothy Quinn, Jenelle Ferrell, Ida L. Moore, Edna Sheeley, Emma L. Hunt, Betty Vander Pluym, Fern Boatriglit, Gaynelle Moore. SPONSORS Velma A. Ogg Kenneth Carter Edward Reed Margaret Popham enred The Senior Class Foreword 7:00 H. 01. . 7:30 0.01. . 11:45 H. 01. . 3:30 P. HI. . Time0uI . 7:00 P. 07. . Tpp h yfhppy hpp fh 939Ky Th f h ffh d p h kpl f dy hlh by pl g h hp hh yfHTHS H Dau Begins Vue Deers 0pen lle Eal . . Then Back te Class Heetings . . Per Hteleties lie En'ertain the Public Rehearsals H lribule '1l1lCI'C :irc mziny rcztsims why ll. 'I'. ll. S. is lcnmvn tliimtlglmiit lllinuis :ls llznrry '1l2lj'11l1 S lligh Svlinml. llis loyal service to thc sclmul, his interest in its zictivitics, his genuine fricncllint-ss, :intl his willingncss tw assist any Stiulcnt have cnmlcnrccl him to 1111. lnclccml, only two high Sclnwl clusscs haul gTill1ll1ltCC1 hcfurc Mr. 'llnylm' hccnnic principal uf the City lligh Scliiml in 1890. Sincc then hc has nut stnml itllv hy wzitvhing thc clwck tick ziwzix' thc K time. ln 1100 hc inclucccl the cummunity tu estzihlish thc 'lluwnsliip 'High Sclnml, which until 19113 uscml thc City lligh Scliuul huilmling. Since thc hrst pzirt ul the present lmuilcling was crcctccl in 1903, Mr. 'l':1x'lur has cum- pziignccl for thrcc new :nlclitiiins-flinishcil in 1910, 1922, nncl 1938. This ycur, when we :irc S11 pmucl of mir now lmnilmling, wc think it cs- 1vct'i:illy :lpp1'up1'i:1tQ tu Szilutc the nizin to whom wc :ill wwe so much, XCR 'll I 4 B fx E1 ,av MW, . A , M 5 , ' fX X In 4 libs f X, - ' I' .H all , , ff fmfff 'P ll' I K, ex , 'X I IW- rfpf gn, f' , a fl ff ' Q if .! ,af I ' 1 K as H ' f- 'im G ,' .X , , A in 9-in-5 I , 7 f I Qi ' v Q f X V V- 'Ns i'5vf- ' New '- '-'evil H II Thru the Halls fwwi? , Q .I Fw i - if: ix ff Hai A ':.:g.gg:.-:Wi Q , z-2 2:5 I . i ,':a.:,j fiw ' K wi , 11, A - ,111 fi-z1.i'z 5fg1?5f5z1,W ' -- ff lat-ml J f vi f , 54:1 V Y zs5gQSQ:g f'l' V V if Hot H Creature Ulas Stirrinq XXXN an '21 I0 2 9 3 8 4 5 Q H , W--Q QW- ik x U' Hod Ulo Illool the laoollo . . . . those men :md women whose wise counsel and guidance :ore sending us from selnml hetter equipped to :tdupt ourselves to our surroundings, to lmeeume StWlilllj'-llllllllL'll llllllYlllll1llS,Zll1ll to direet in greater measure our nwn destiny. lf we have sometimes lmeen CXI1Sl3CI'ZllICll with them, we have tried to rememlmer :ill the times they have held their tempers, listened tn our stupid remarks :ond threzxdhzire excuses, :md forgiven our failures. Some of them have lmeen lirm :ind some liuinurcms-luit all have heen genuine, eager tu help, ready tn shoulder responsibility, friendly, and human. School Board T. Y. Gregg George Davenport, Chairman B. E. Hart, Secretary Lloyd L. Parker Curtis G. Small llziys of jznnmed hulls and crowded ussemlmlies :ire over fur ll. T. ll. S., for :ot lust we have ri new addition large enouggli lu take enre uf thc uverllrow. 'llhe students :md fzieulty are greatly indehted to the liflllfil nl' liduezitinn for this much-needed building :ind its line equipment. 'llhey wish to express here their zlppreei- Zltlilll for the generosity and ezipulmle mzinngement of these prugressive gentlemen. 12 'wr' :fi 'Q Mi., Uur Principal and His Hssislanls lim' thc cliwlq-lilcc pmcisiiiii with which lim' sclwul liwvvs. Wa' hllvv H1050 thi-cc pt-iiplc til thzinli. Mrs, lXlcCi:i-inick hzis the rcspimsililc task inf lacing' SK'Ul'Cl1ll'j' til Mr. 'l':iylm'. Shu assumes :ill thc currcspiimlciicc. liccps thc st-liiiiil lmulqs, receives :ill iufmcy frmu thc x':11'iiius sclwiil zictivitics, issucs clicclcs, :mil secs thzit Mr. 'liziylrir rcmcmhcrs :ill his mzmy :ippiiintmunts. llliss limvm-ii lu-cps thu scliiml :ittcmlzlncc 1'ccm'mls :mil is czishici' in thc czilcf tcrixi. lluth issuc supplies, rcccivc :ill x'isitii1's, iipcrzitc :i liistszimlsfmiiiil clcpzirtmuiit, :uljust trmilrlcsimic lll'tlg'l'Zll11S. :mil :mswcr :1 tlifillszmil qiicstimis pci' ilny. ,Xll thc iiumcrmis :ictivitics lil' nur scliiiwl cciitcr in this husy split. aries of the world of Science Unfnld Q 1'-. , - A. '- .1 f . A-v 1 i Clarence Bonnell Assistant l'ri11cip:il Html uf Scirllrt' Ili-p:n'1lm-nt liiulngy Illin-mis Stan- Xuruinl l'uivt-reily Viiiv-:rsity uf lllinuis Slmilstwi lh-Iiuling. Elizabeth Longbons l'hysi1-s :tml l'l1vmistry lvlliYL'I'Siij' of lllinnis. IMS. Khllilillrizi l'lliYt'l'Silj', KLA. Sguuisurz Jlininr flaws. Edith C. Mason Hi-rlugy :mil Gm-lu-ral Srivliri' xviliililllflllil l'nivc1'sity. St. Louis .X.lI,. BLA. i'uixvrf.i1y tit' ililifmliisn Asst, Spmlsnr: Ili-Tri. Weldon Watterson Pltysirzil Kit-ugrzipliy IHIlCklbllI'Il l'ullt'p1L' Spmlsnr: I lmm-cmuiilg, Illinois Binh' Xwrnml lnlvt-rally. lK.lrl Delvinq Into the Properties of X Clyta M. Schmidt Xlxxlllvxnzative NIvNl1lr1':x5' l'ulla'gm', A.I4. l'1livL-:wily uf lllinnis, MAX. Asst. Slmlls-ur: lliflxri. Faye Moffett Ilm ul uf Nlznllla-lnnlics lk-pnrtlm-nt Silupsml l'n1lll-gc, ILA, l'lliv4-rsity uf lnwfl Slums-u': Ifrn-sl1m:m Flaws. John E. Gudgel Nlzxtlu-nmtics Uznklmul ing' 1-vllcgv, :MIL Imllnm Sum- 'IR-:nclu-1's' 1'-mlh-gn, ILS l'llivL'1'sity of Illilluis Xthlvtic liusim-se Nlzxllzlgm-r Expre ' - .I- I :str-rn Illinvvis Stull- 'll-:ivllrvf 1'-vllmfgm SSIUH Lolo Eddy I'1lI'IlNII :xml Ilzxnxlmllrs I I'!,lC1I. V livlnmlvlzi l ilxwrsltx. NINX. N1 llsru: I'll1'1'Iw'IllvIJllll. Illfspmil Iunnpr ll Ilmrtv I lln x I, --in lv . X, Bernice A. Patterson Ifnpglislm llluwwutx -It lllmms. .X.Il.. NIA. lll l'11ixv1'silv ul' XYisv.-In l-4-m'f,:v xvllillllljllllll l'niw1sit5 Spuulanuu Nllpllmmi-nur Class. Lelia johnson Ifnglisli lmlizum Slum- 'l'v:u'Iu'vs' l'-lllvuv. A. lc., xlazl Si'-vllswz Ili lu. Bess B. Pemberton X-I U ' is -11' - llm.iI I l.m,I1 I1 limi nllmllt Swmtlxcrii Illlllnii Nm'n1:xl l'niu'i'si! Vim itx if Illin is vlill 5 C13 j . U. Margaret Popham Iinglisl: l'1l1n'rsil5 nl XYiw1-ulsill 'liin-rsily uf IIIiu-vis, .X.Il, rluull 1-1 jliurimllsm. Kumi! l'llivrr:sity Spunsm: Vurpln- l'I:n'im1. Asst. Slunlsuri Ki-5 shuir. Velma A. Ogg linglisli I l'l1ii'crSity uf Illmfus. A.II. Fiiivcrsity nf l':iIifm'l1i:1 Sprnism: livyshxllr. X, I1 ww Margaret Ann Cummings N.. 1 will-rn Illinois X-nrnml l'l1ivm-v'sity, I muy Hx rf III1ll ns linglislx ' -.4 ',. Sp-num Ir: Iilm-rs1mi:n1 S+ wiviy. S4 in Virginia Hill l.iIn':u'i:m Illwl ilu-ru Illinuis N--rmul l'v1ixi-1'-in l'uix'i-rsity ul Illinuie l.1ln':nry Sclmul Asst. Spmlslvri Ili Tri, Histuru and Languages 11111 learn 111 1111111 People H. B. Bauman 111-:111111 111N1111'1 111- 1 Q 1 .1111111-111 511111111-111 11111111iw X11111111 1'11111-1' 111 1 111 , 1 l'111111' V ' ' -'slly 111 X111'1111g:111. N1..X H111 51.11 t1111.1111 111,1l.. l1111'111'N1I X11L'111H,'11Il Mary E. Payne 111.111-11 1.111111 111-1111111111-111 1111111111 91111 1'111111 111 X11 5111111-1-1: l,:1li11 1'11111 11111111 N1111111 Louise Rice 1,:11i11 141I1Y4'1'i11X 111' 111111111N. .111 111111111111 SH111- v11Q'11t'111'I'S. P11111-11 5111111w1': S1-111111 1'111v. Alvina M. Shestak 111s1111'y 1'1v1'1411111 1', 11,. , 1, X 1-11111 S11111- 1111IX1'1N11j. N1..X. N111111x111. 1,1-111'1l 511111-13. Alta Davis 111-11115 :11111 1'i1i1w S-11111111111 111i1111iN X111111111 l'11111'1Ni15 1'11111-wily 111' 1':111111111i:1 12111111-111111 1'11111-1'-115 1'1 1111 111' 1111 . ,Y 11-111-. X1..X. 0111- x1-1111'N11'1 11111'11'11 1'1111 N11-111m-1: 121111-1'f11111:111 ?4111'11'1j Leland McCoo1 111411115 111111111111 51:111- 1'11111-1'Qi11, .X.11. 131111111111 1'111111 111 11.1, 1f...111.1.11 1'..11.-'11 1111111111 X. X, .X. SI1.111w1': 1'11111-1101111111 S111'11-15. Edward W. Reed 111wt111y :11111 1':v11111111111x 54-1111111'1'11 1111111115 X-11111111 1'11111-14 111111. 1'11111-M115 111' 11111111iQ, X1..X. 0111- w1111-N11-1' 1111111111 1'11.11, 111 N 11115 Eugene T. Underwood 1 1'1-111'11 1111111-1 1'111x1'1si1y. .X.11, 1111I11- 1'11i1'1-15115. .X,X1. S11111N1 . - ' ' ' 1-Q .11:111:1g1-1' 111 K1-5s11111e 1 1 1 11111111 111111. 1.11111-11 Nwlctx llluslc and llrl Hppreclallon ol Harmnnu and Skill T169 Everett B. Crane . 1 ' A mr- 1 ' B1lll'l'1lf Stull- llvlll-gr-, ILXI. Iill.. ILS. john Lyman Schork linpzlixlu Illlll Nluxiv 1'11lx'n-1'-Slurkl:nl 1'lvllvgL'. .X.ll. Nurlln-:ut Xliuluuri 'l':-:mln-1-' llrllrgv Vlliczlgll Nlufirnl Vlvllvpm- Sp-vnwr: lil-55 mul Girl! Ququl.-le, Kathryn Rice : , 1' Art lllillillft' -If Vllirxrgu ,ik Health Education Strong Bodies Sound lllinds Ken L. Hoeck Allllwtin' lJil'n'x'tm' Xl Zllllk'Il!Illlk'i llmlu' llllYl'l'Sllj'. lib. Sllllk' lvIllYt'I'Sllj' lvl' laura lfnulluzlll. llzlslu-lluull, :mul 'l'x'zu'l: Frank O'Connor lluys' l'l1ysic:xl l'1:luc:lli-nl llmlu- l'lllXl'I'illj'. ILS. Asst, lfmvllszlll :mul llnskvtluxnll 1 Gwen Rudolph Girls' l'l15siu:ll l'11luc:1tl-nl ll11ll:ul:x Slate 'l'n':u'llL-l's' K'-rllvgv, Nvw York l'llixvl'sily Spanos-wr: 12. A. A. 19 l'u:u'l1 'wwzlrll lub. .. x ical Training for Uifice and Home Ruth E. H awkins Shlvrlhzunl :mil 'l'y11inp,g .Xllu4l1:u'un1 l'l1iu'1Nilx. I-'-nl XX :nym- . I , 1 ' 'J n :sly Mary Dowcll 9h-n'll1:xml 'xml 'I'x1nl1p Kenneth F. Carter l!1mkku'1vilxg 1111111 I lL-lclwx' Vnllm-gr .Xvk:u1x:x- Slam' lm'1u'hvl'-' l':vlIm-ur. Ii.N,l'1. - Bpwlawni 1-u11sm-lrml 1wl1!1-wx. lluvmw Nlznlxnym 1-I' K1-pw-un Audrey B. Beatty Nmllh l u1'-vm Num l II1 '- ' x : . fuwnllurznl 1'-,Ill-rv 1 1 20 Vncat Alfred L. Palmer ImIustx'i:lI Art vrtlu-rn Illinois Stntc 'IR-:u'I1us Slim: Normal I llIx'n-rsltw I! I QI Sp-msnr: Ili-Y A. C. Kamm X ucnlmnzul AgrIcuIt1u'c 'IIl1ix'a.-nity of Illinois, II N Xg Spmlsnrz I . F. X iunal Hrts For Shop an d Farm ' 1 llullcpqv rx S XMB? :Lf p M.: X A x xv Q A 9 Q as K f wxx S 1 X vi iv A N Q... X, was Q ww Pu gr I 1 ,A 4 .ku A L s M Q W ? all The CI john Small QLD l'-vw lYuw .Milli-iii' Sli--w S: Se-ni: l'l:u' Slum- Nlgr. Lola Short QLD l', l'i. lfwlxilvit lg jlllllllll' l'l:iyg llril umtu-N llulr 4. John Mitchell QED l. lu, lzxlulnt lg l'mx XX-vw 4. Esther Franz QED l. la. luxlnlxtl lg l'm'1r Vlulf .ig I'ul'- pli- llxnnnl 4. Virginia james QLD l vw XX .nv 43 l urplu l l:n'mn 4: I vp Vlulv J. 3: l,ilnllilum lliglx Svlmul, Vluiczlgil. Donald McDaniel QLD lu I lutlmll 4: ,lwlnlstun Pity lliglu NLI1-ml 1042.18 -yslmlv 43 l'nr mlm- 1'l:xriun 4: lins- nck Has licked Hwau Myrta Knight QED 11. A. A. J. Robert R. Gates QLD Iwmtluull: lrziclii l'. lt. lzxlulnl IMW DYUW. Patsy Grissom QLD Km-ystwllx-2 Nlxulun lligll Svlnml. Victor Brown QLD lizlskvllmll l. J. 5. 4: l'. li. lfx llillit. George V. Mayes QED l'. li. lixlxilwit .L Lois Irene Reynolds QED l 1'vnL'l1 Vlulv l. 1. 3. 42 l'-vw XY-iw Styli- Slum' 3. 4: Junior Play: Svn- iur Play: Km-ystmu' 41 llxzmmlirs l'lulr 3. 41 'llu-spizms: vlnvluls llill junior Iligli. llcm':xtm'. Ill. Vim' DYHW l. 1: l'. lf, lfxlxilui! I I. Ia, I'.xIuIul JZ Inu Www Xluwi Anna Marie Crabb QLD n II luliwilv -I. jack Coleman QED I'uw DYUW xIllQICIll Ilnnuly 4: Sc lu' I'l1iv' II:n1iI I: Illtillmtlvs lluls 'pg .H 53,37 +1 In lc, uf:s1.i1.aI 11 sn, xx-I-.II lI1IxNI1ull'Jw Imogene Raymer QED I', It. I',xI11Inl J. Stobert Abney QED IwmtImII I, J, J' l. I'.. Izxullni I I rack I. Viola Furry QED Pow NYUW .IQ Kr-ywtmu' -Ig I'urpIv I'I:u'i:n1 -I: Iizitin l'Il1Iw 3. -I3 l'v1v l'IuIu 3. Bob Stricklin QED I-'rem-I1 1'IuIv 23 I', IC, ICxI1iIsi1 s IGH-IIIQIII I. Hlanu Robert johnson QED I . I , .X. I. 3, -I. Fern Boatright . . . , . . I , , . , . , Francis Thompson QLD I', Ii. Iixliibit l. Carrie Walker QED l'. In. I'.xI11Inl I: I'rr-11rIi lIuIr 3, T Ilmm-unnillg. I Q 'I ' il' Charles Turpin QLD A-' I I7mutIv:iII I I I'uw XYMV I 2 I'. Iixliilxit 23 I.-nn-II IM-c.n':lIi4ms J, Tumlwliug 'FL-:un R. 'Wk' ' riglix 5, Kathleen Irwin QLD 'W' rs. fx, A. 31 P. ic, 1-:shim 3. Hours For Us Seniors I,uwuII-I'.l11vrsml1:ni l unix-at I 2 I -mu XX uw 4: Ixvyshulc -I 2 I lu'pIL' llzu mn -I1 Latin lIuI1 4: ,Iumur I Im . . 4 Mary Maddox QED l'. If. Iixlviliiig IH-p l'IuIIg li. .X, .X Raymond Render QLD I wuvvIIu:iII I. .fp IIrm'I1i-sI1':i I, 1. .I. -I l'vm' Hou I I I II' Irma-II-I l1u'1'f wuixm l'Iu1tI-Nt 3. I1 String Quar- lvl I. 1. .il l'. IC. I'lxInIuiI J. Dora B. McKinney QLD Iivistuiu- I1 Ili-lltml High Si-I1I...I I'I,I3,i7 Virgil Owen QLD I . If, .X. I. J. .iz l'. IC. Iixliilril. Gay Randolph QLD If Ia. I-:XMIM 3, ri Charles Price QLD l', IC. IQXIIIIIII JL I'i'H1lIIIlII jg I.rui'I lliv-Ixxitiullx .i. I. J... Some Have Been Sa Cecil Tate QLD I I X I' I Ifxliihxl I' Km atom- lg l'mx XXX-xx Ig hlvulgilii, limi ' Virginia Plummer QED I'. If, I'ixIiiIuit lg I'urpIi flznliiin 'I 1'1vl11111m'i'iziI 'llizun 3. I, James G. Peak QLD I'. IC. Ifxhilvil 22 'I'v:ii'Ic J: II:INIu-I Imll I. J: Vow XY-vu .i. Lillian Bell QLD l', IC. Iixhil-it J: IH-p t'IuI- I. J, Charles Wade QED I'.-w XY-iw I, -Ig Ilzuki-tI::iII I. J 'I'r:ivk J: I'. IC. Iixhilwit. Eva Gowen QLD llrcln-ftx':i I1 I'. IC. Iixhilfil J I'm'irIi' f'I:n'irIl1 -I2 li. rx. :Y 3 lfn-x1rI1 VIHII .Ig lliznnnlirs i'IuIu .I dllnes xams Seven-Ihirtu marching Leonard Burklow CED l lg Iuqunlity Iligli Sclmill lun. ilu- Vlulv F. 'Ig I . I'. A. bliiilgiilg . . . . K , Lotella Winters CLD I'. It. Ihxlnlni 2. Arlin Burton QLQ IIII'llllSIUl', Audie Matheny QLD I'.nv XVow Nlusiczil I'-nnvrly 4: Glu- l'InI: J: junior I'I:iy1 Senior I'I:iy1 Iii-yslmle 4: Illlfllll' l'I:u'iuu 4: Fly- ing Sllllllllflill 4: Ili-Tri Initiation .ig I.uwi-II-I'fxm'1'sm1i:ul Grilles! .li I,:itin l'IuIv .lg Ilrzmmtics l'IuIm 41 ,IIl'1lIISfi'I'I'l'lI Irwin l':1iru IIigI1 Scluml l'?.i'I. Arthur R. Weaver QLD I . I . .-X.: I'. IC, Iixliihit. Edith Ledbetter QEQ film' Klnlm -1 I. I'.. Izxlnlvlt JL Pow Xllvw 5. Joyce Hill QED Pmy XYUW fXll1sic:iIxl'mm'iIy 41 Iiilllll llnlx .wx I'. lu. lzxhilut 43 l'4VIl1llll'I'CI1II l'mlIL'st 3. 4: Ili-Tri Iniliziliuu -Ig I.iux'i-II - I':llIt'I'SKlIlllIlI iluiiivsi I. 4. Eugene Disney CLQ Quit SL-Iwi-I. Betty Vander Pluym QLD Quit Sclliml. Milton Servais QLQ SI. Louis Bluliinlvy High School 19.37-IX Freda Cowsert CLD I'. li. ICxI1iImit J. Charles K. Cannon QLQ . . . , N I'uw Huw J: I'. lu A. 42 I. I'. I'ixI1iIrit -I. M D Brantley QED rx ml Edward Foy QLD x ll 11 K ll J. C. Hilliard QED '11 ri .ll Q 1i-- ':,'1 '. C. 'I if -: 'l':-4 f. C. T. Whmock QLD l'uw XYUW lfrr-m'l1 Vzmsivm lg lhuul 1, .23 l'. lf. Hxlliluil 43 l rvl1cl1 flulu 4. Bob Armstrong QED lll-Y 1. 3, All lfnullrilll 2. .lg Vow XYUW l. 2. 3. 41 llnnrl I. l, 3, 42 junior Play: Svninr I'l:xy: lfrvslx- mam l'u-wich-nl: Iilm-rsmminll l'rm-sif Jr-mg Kr-ystmw -lg 'I'rzu'k l, 2: Ilrnl nlmlcs 4 Inlvg Ilclmllng lr-Jun: Ilws- pizmsi S-npl1ulmn'c l'l's'simlm-lltg ,lun- I 1 l'usl1l4lll James Bolatto QED l', li. lixhilvie J. .fr 'V- Mlldred R Brantley QLD IW INIL ll lllHl mum Robert Noel QED M11 Ls N 111 up xr x N nu Bob Stiff QLD I ' 3 '4 ' 'nw . 4llS ' 3 , C. 'lxlxl I3 min-c-nnlllg l. -. 3. 4. john johnson QED Vow XYuw l. 23 llunul l. 2, 32 l'. li, liwhilmit 4: 'l'r:u'k I 3 Kvyslmln' 43 Ili-Y l. Z. 5, 4. Glenn Cummins QED V. li. lixhiluit Z: I-'fmtluull J: 'l'rnck l. Virginia Moore QED Vow XYMV Styli- Slum' I. J, -13 Jun- im' l'l:ly: Sr-lliur I'l:n3: Kl'jSl4ulll' -43 Iinwrsuniznl Sr-un-larry 4: I rs-llcli Flulx 3. 4: l1r:ln1:Hin's l'lulu 3, 41 Ilmm-crmiimz 4. Jack Pallister QED ' Iixlmilwit J: jmlging TI-:un 3, -I: Stun- Imlging 'll-:nm S' II-nm-wmv Margaret Prowell QED I, It. Izxlulut J. Wilbur Barger QLD Geneva L. Cummins QED l'. lx, Izxlul-11 J: Ium-ur I'I:xv1 Illn- Donald Howell QED X 1 . -, 3. 'Q 'Jw Nev- 'N' cle-nt I. -I: Flnss 'l'x'v:nm1'c1' .Ig l'. Ii. lzxlnlmlt -I3 IIIAX I, J. J. -1. Mary Kathryn Raley QLD These Sleepu Illendeus Elaine R. Sharp QLD P111 Qlulx I. J: I'x'm-l1L'I1 llulm -I: . , . . .Illnuvr Ilnyi I'fm' Him' Nlusxcxll Innn-:ly -lg film- l'IuI: I: lie-xse-mr Roy Frizzell QED lrzirk l. J: I'-uxtlmll l. .22 l'. lu. l.xI:iIuiI 3: Ilnskvtluzxll I. 2, Wilma Jenkins QLD l' I' I'xI1iI' I ' ' ' 2. all -2 lurple' llnrmll -I3 I1 Illulu l I' A X ' l':'m1 ' ' L ,. I. ...-. Darrell Durham QED I-uutlmll 2: I'-we Vlmv 'IZ I'. It, lux- Iuluil IIi'Y I ' I I Marietta Turner QED Bill Ragon QED Iwmtlmll ll limkrllunll I. 23 l'. E. lfxlnlnl J. Detention Bob Downen QLD liunil l, J. .li lll-D l, J. J, -ll I-lmtlmll .l, 41 llzxskcrlrznll I, J, 3. 1: .limi--r l'lny: l'. li. lixllilrit 4: l'i-1, Vlulv I. 33 ll-nm-cunning .l. Madeline Jones QED l'. li. lixliilvit l: lfcyshmc' Iiusi' vu-as Mgr. -l: 1'l:n'iun -1: l'm-p Vlulr lg KI. A. A. l. J: l:I'CllClI Club ' l J. E. Whitlock QED l . I . A. 4: ,luflging 'IR-:un 4: lf. l . A, S1-ctiuuul Vulvlic S1-vzilciilg Vlynqq-N13 lmw Www I: llmul I, .21 l'. IC. Iixlmiliit l. Eunice Temple QED Eugene Hendren QLD I . V. A. l. J. 3. 41 jmlgim: 'Fi-:un Ingal Horn QLD l'1vxx' Hum 2, l. I. A. l. A, l, l. But most Have Been Happ Roberta Questelle QED Quit Srllmml, Robert Jones QLD l'1vw DYHM' J. 31 Ulm- Vlnlv 2, .lg l-'uullulll 2. -lp l', lf. lfxllillil 4. Jewell Yates QLD G. A. A. 3: llrnumtivs Vlull 3, 41 Glu- Vlulx J: l,f-u'n-ll-lilm-umnizm Fulltext l: Vow XYmx J. 3. 41 Sen- ior l'l:iy l'l'w111ptm-1' 41 l'. li. lix- hilrit .fl A l':1p1ucll:i Vlmil' J. Louis Von Lienen QED Gertrude Wilson QED l'fvw XY-ww Nlzilu-Vp -1: l'. li. lfxf liilvit 4: livyst-uw. l'lw1ogr:iplxy lCll. 4: l'urplv Vlaui-111 liml., l'l-pg 'RQ-qulvl 42 l'fnnn1L'1ci:1l 'llvnm 3, -lg l,I'IllllIlllCN Vlul: l. J. 3. -4: Ui-- luxtim: J. -8: lllnnwlmming -lg ll. A. A. 41 l.-nwL-ll-l'lnwl's1mi:nl l'wulm-sl l: l'i-p Vlulv l. Beatrice Rose QLD I', IC. lixlvil-it J ullnes allies Club llcllvilies Honors Archie Drury QED l'. If. I'lxI1iI1iI ll Ifuutlmll I, 2, 3, -I. Gaynelle Moore QLD Ulm- Vlulu I, 2, 3. 43 I'. Ii. Iix- Ililuit 2: IH-11 l'Iull I, J. 3: Big lilr-vi-I1 3: Junior Play: Pow DYnw 3. -I3 Kr-yslullv -I: Xlixuml 1'Inn'lN .s, -I. james Wilson QED l'I:nss Sr-crr'l:n'y 3: XVICC'-I,l'l'SIlIk'!If 33 IIEFY I, 2, R. 4: Ili-Y Pres. 4: Ilusluflluull J, .L 4: I-'mlllvnll 2, -I1 Ilnull I. J. .l. 4: Orcllcstrn I. J. .Ig I'. If. Ifxlxilvit 41 l'l-w XYuw I. 2. 3, -I. Betty Russell QED Slllllvlll IIi1'I-vt-lx' 5-lliur I'l:ly: lla'- lunling' J. john Stump QLD 1:n'IllnuI:1Iv lllgll hull--.-I llJ.lS.,lr,, 10.27632 Ilrunl I. I: Ili-Y l. Imogene Froman QLD I'. IC. Iixhillil -l. Wilma Nelle Russell QED Kenneth Langford QED Ifootlmll I. 2: l'. IC. ICxI1iIxit 23 Trzxck J. 3: l'lIlK'l'5Ulll1llI Ilvcmnliurls J. .l. Eloise Jarvis QLD lilcc Vlulu I, J. liznul 1, Z. 5, 43 fIl'CIIL'SII'1l I, 3, 3, 43 l'. li. Ex- Ixilxili Ili-Tri iXCL'UlH17ZlIllSt .ig G. A. A. lg I.mx'clI-Iinu-rslmi:n1 Fum- trsl lg l'1us:'mI1Ic QXYINNI wind quin- tc-tD J. 32 Virmu Soloist in National Ilzmll l'u.m's1 3. Troy Gibbs QLD lion' XYUW I'lI'K'IICIl1F2lSlIlll, Illusiviil Conn-fly 41 Mlm' Clulu I, -I1 I'. It. lisllilmil lg l.uwclI Qu:n'!m'l 4. Mary K. Mugge QLD ,lunmr llny: I. In. Iuxlnlul J. Pete Kurto QLD Ilmtlnll I. J. S. -I: Pow XYUW J, R, . . , . . . . , 4: .Xllllr-llc Nlmwz I, lu. Iaxlulm ,g , Iuxslwtlvzlll J. .IL 'I'r:lr-k I. 3, 'Ig If. I . A. I. fun Hi Rehearsals Saturday Games Willard Nelson QED Wendell Hancock QED '. C, 'v' .g' nil' ':,': james Holland QLD Charles Clark QED Mary Louise Smith QLD l', li. lixlxilwit 3, joe Mosko QED l. lu. lzxlulut J: lwntlwznll J. 'llrsirk 3. 4. Louis Owen QED l . F. A. 4. Helen Blaine QLD Qluni-ur Play: Senior Play: l', li. lixluiluil l 3 lieystmn- 4: Vlznri-nl 3. 4: llclmtiug J, X. 4: lli-Tri Tu-use nrvr -4: ll. A. A, lg Frm-m'l1 Vlul- -lp llrzmlzitivs flllllx l'ri-xinli-IH 43 'Flu-Qpizm l'rm-siwli-nt -lg llmm-cammillg 4: lla- I rx lllltmtmvl. Raymond Capehart QLD l'. li, lixhilui! J, Nora Owen QED l', li. l-Ivhiluit J: Vmpli- Q'l:niwn -ll Kvjsllllla' 4. Farris Mitchell QLD l'. li, lixllilwit J, Joe Hancock QLD l'. li, lixhilxit: 'l'r:n'k 2: l auvll1:lll l. 2: lf. lf. A. 33 lmw XYHW l. U Eunyce Patton QED Pow Vilnv 33 .Illllior l'l:ly2 l', If lixhiluit .25 l rm-ucli flnlv 4. John Evans QLD l'uw XYHN' NI usicnl l'uilic'mly 42 Iwmtluillg him' llulu 4: l. lx. lux- liilvil Ig 'l'r:ick. Betty Metcalf QLD .llininr l'l:iy: Sa-iiiur l'l:ly: V, li Exliilwit .ig Ki-yslmic 4: liuwr-ll Suu- l'L'l!ll'l ll: ill'il!ll1lliL'S l'luiw 5. 41 l.uw'-ll-lzim-rsuiilzul Vniitcwt -8. Daniel Wyatt QLD Lorene Cook QED P, IC. Hxliiluil 4: lin-pt-nic 43 l'ui'pIi- 1'I:1riuu -8: l l'L'llcll l'l11lw -1. Donald Jordan QLD l uutlu:nll J: Pow XYUW l i'ciu'l1 Vziaiim J. 41 Ulu- fini, 1. .i, 4: Sr-ilim' l'l:l3'Z ,lllniwvr Ulziss 'l'i'v:is- urn-I: l'. li. Iixllilvit 3: l'ui'pl1- i'l:u'i-ui .ig Hamlin-tluaill 2, 3. fl: lli-Y l. S. 4: Hip.: I'ilcu'1l 4, lmwrll- i'lilli-rsmliziil fmilcsi -ll lfnmtlmll t-of-Town ...- Roy Lee Butler QED l uotlv:ill l. Z. J, 41 llnskc-lllzill l. .21 'I'rzu'k l. J. .ia 4: lli-Y 3. 3. -15 l'L'p Vllilm l, .ZZ l', li. lfxliilnii 2. Jenelle Ferrell QED Vow XYUW Musical l'ui11r'mly 41 Sou- ior Plziyg l'. li. lixhilvit 41 Vurpli- l.iil1'l1!ll 45 I'vp Flnlv 2: ifrciicli Flulm 3. 4: llrzliiintics 43 Ili-iuiliiig lg Yiuv-l'rcsirln-iii lfwilcli l'luli .Kg Kcysloiu- 4. Willard King QED lfmvtlmll lg P. li. lixliihit l: 'I'rnck 1, J. Virginia Leberman QLD Pow XYUW l. 1. 3. 4: l'. lf. Ex- hibit 3. Wayne Dixon QED Ifnutlizill 1: Vow XYUW 2: Nlixwl l'liurus 2: 'l'r:u'k Ig Ui'rlim'slr:i l. 2. 3. 41 All-Stuic Urclwstru J: ln- :'t1'iiim-iitnl Quxirln-t l. J. .i. Vivian Smith QED KI, A. A. l. 2. 3. 4: l'. li. lix- hilvil I. J. .lg Urrllm-Mi':i l. J, .ig lizuul S: Vow Klux 41 Veil l'lulr l, 2: iliurlis 43 4-luv Chill Ig Ilnimh cuiniiig 3. -4. ames Junior Prom Edith Cozafr QED l'1m' XYUW l:I'l'lIL'lI l':1si1111 3: flloa' Vlulv I, J, ,Ig l'1'1w Vlulwl lll-'l'ri lm- lignifm 43 Girls' fJIl1ll'lL'l 3. Carl Ewen QED I' I' X' I' If I xI1iI1iI 7' Ili-Y 4-. . .' .. , .. . .., Florence Gibbs QED I'. Ii. lixluillil J. Wayne Hall QLD Vow Xlllxv 3, .I, -I: ,Il111iu1' l'luy: Svilim' l'l:1y: l'. IC, lfxhilsit .IZ 'l'l':u'k I. .lg I'i-In l'l11lv J. 3: l,ww1-ll l'r1'si:l1-111 -I: I,-un-ll - li111v1'w11i:l11 l'1nlIL-st Ig lll':n1l:lti1's l'll1lv .I, 4. Pauline Sherlield QED l'mr Xllnv I: III1-rx l'l11l1 I, 2: ,lun im' l'I:1y1 S1-niux' l'I:1y: l', li. lfx 1 11 I l X X I .1 -- .2 sn 1 1 'S 1 'J Iuilril -I: K1-ystx 1' 1 I. 1 . 1 . I null I 11111 111 111 K lllll I I IJ11 nmlics Vlulv I: IJ1-Iunlimq J. Charles Hayes QLD l'. li. I'1wI1II1it lg Ili-Y I. 2. 3. -I. 4-1. -Pu 16 sauna: Guthrie Alexander QED l', li. lixhillit 5. Dorothy Quinn QLD Ki-ystullr' liclilur -I: l'l111i1w1l 42 l,z1ti11 l'luIv 3. -I: l'. li. lixhilnit 43 l'+vw XV11w l: l,-m'1-ll-l'l1ncrs1111i:n1 l'o11tm'st -I: l'1-p l'luI1 J. Darrell Hodson QLD In 111, m1111111 11 1-1.1.11-1111 1, 2. Reba R. Reynolds QLD 11, 142. lixllllrll 1, :I 11, .x, .x, 1. Howard Stephenson QLD I . -. 3. 1 .fl ' lieu: '- l1'11111I1:1ll I. 2. S, -I: l'. IC. lCxl1iluil I I1 11 lx I l 4 I 111 Il Il anions 3, 4: lI111111'1-1111111111 4. Hilda Monroe QED l'uw DY11u' .11 l'. li, lixluiluit J. Friendlu Rivalru Senior llleek Friendships The Hang HI'Jnhnie's john Cape QLD Illl 2. -9. -I: Iknfkg-tlmll 2. .IZ I'11ut- ' ImII I3 Ilusim-ws QIUIIIIIIIHUL' juni--1 I'I:1y. Mary Eva Smith QED UrcIu's1r:s I. 2. 3, -I: I'. Ii. Ifx IxiIuit Ig All-State Urclmcstm 3: Iivy st-uw -I: ll. A. A. I: I.:1tin l'IuI1 .2 -I1 I'n'si1I4-nl I.:ltill f'IuIv 4. jack Donovan QED In lc. 1-:xmif 1. nf....u.:.1u 1. Maxine Hunsinger QLD II:u1rI 1, Z, 3, 4: Urn-In-a1r:l I. 2. .3 Q xt I Pm :Im Klux an -I: I'. If. I'ixI1iIu' -1 1 - ':-'I .ig I.:1tiu l'IuII .L FI: II-u-n Qunrtct l Ill ns Wxxtmt I Charles Riegel QLD lf. lf. A. 44: lf. nf. IA. I'I:xy .1 I'. lu. Iuxllllut .Zz lI:n'mu -I: Icp l'I11Ir .Ig Iudgiug 'I'L':lm 5. 41 Ilumv- vuuliug 4. Watona Hyers QED junim- Play: lk-p Fluh 3. Eldith McCorn'1ack QED Pow DYnvv I, 2. -I1 SupI1m11m'v Svc- rvIzu'y: I'. Ii. IjIxI1iIvit I, Z1 l'I:n'i-nl J: I rnmm'rcl:iI 1 UIIIPSI J, 4: I'1-p lIuI1 I II1 F11 Xlu I'runImut -I 1 Q., A. A. 1, -3 I,nwvII-Izmvrsmuxul I ontvst I, 3, 4: I' 11-ncI1 I IuI+ Nuc- rctzwy 4: Ilumz-mmmillg -I: Iivy- . ,, . . I . Im- 4: II1-Irl in'-ulp In-snlmlt 1. Harold Hancock QLD I'smw XYUXV I, .22 II. IC. I':xIliIuil 3: .'Xn1atn-ur SI1ow .ig Iivystom- 43 I'u1'xvIv l'Izu'ion 3, 4: IH-p l'InIv 2, .IZ Hi-Y I, 2: I,nwvII-I'Ilm-rmmiimll fuu- lcst .Ig Him-:I i'I1o1'us 41 Ilmnnccum- ing 4. Virginia Goodwin QLD H 4' I. 7. 3 , ' . . ', - ' H: 4 .. ', z r, , I. I,. I.xIuIut .,, Ion Him 4, like tIuIm 1 I II nmum1nly., -I I mu! Iu:III lxtlm-r lflrl. Bob Gadbois QLD If-m1Iu:nII I. J: Ihnv DYUW 41 4Iuni-nr I'If1y: Sn-uiur I'I:ly: I'. Ii. Iixhilvit I: .Xluntvllr Show 3: Kvystmln- 4: Iirxnnzitirs l'InIu -I: Ifrm-m'I1 I'IuIv -I: IImm-cmniml 3. Marjorie E. Mahan QED Mixed Clwrus 43 IIIllllliIl1lI High Svslmol. IIZIIIIIIIDIII, Bliss-nlri. John W. Berry QED I'uw XYUW .L 4: Iluys' HIM' K'IuIb I. 2, .Ig II-wys' Qunrtf-1. Iiig Iilcvcn .lg ICnu'rs4u1i:111 Vim'-I'1'L'si1I:'1lt 43 I!-ns' Qunrtct I. 2, 5. Ilur Exalted Place In H.I.H.S. , Freda Upchurch QLD I', If. I'IxI1iI1i1 lg I'1m XYHW I: II. In I111I1:1111111 I. Loren English QLD 1 1 1 - - ' ' II:1111I I. -. .1, I: I. Ia, I'.xI11I11t J: K1-yslullr -I: II111111-1'11111111g I, 1. .5 -I Alta Mae Durham QED III1-v I'I11I1 Ig I'1m' XYUW -I3 I 1'1-1n'I1 1'I11I1 I. Jerry Webb I 1111tI1:1II 2. .Ig I'11w XYUW .Ig Ii:1111I .Ig ,I1111i111' I'I:1yg Sr-11i111' I'I:1yZ 'I'1':u'Iq J. 3. -I: Ili-Y: IY1':1111:1li1's 1'I11I1: , . ',. . 11. ,,,, II1u111.111s. IIIIN II11111 I.xu1111 1 1111011114 Sp- :1I1i111:: .Xshlvy Ili1:Il S--I11111I IUSS-3413 S1-1li111' I'1'4-4i1I1111t, Evanelle Burroughs QED I'1m Xllm' -I: I', IC. I'1xI11I1it 2: K4-3' shun' I: I'11111I1- I'I:11'i1111 I: ll. X. A. 1 Eugene Crawford QED William Mugge QLD If11111I1:1II I, .l. -1: I'1vw XY111x' 'IQ I' I . .-X. I. 5. 4: 'I'1':11'I1 3. -I1 I', If I I'lxI1iI1it .IL ,I111Igi1111 T111111 I. 3, 1 Wilma Lewis QED l'. IC. I'lxI1iIvil -I: KL-ystulu' Stuff -I I'xl11vI1A 1'I:11'i11:1 4: I 11-11'I1 l'I11I1 I. Harold Barrow QLD Ilillltl I, J. 3, 41 I'. IC. ICxI11Iril -I I'1m' XYUW I: .'X1Ix1-1'1isi1114 XI111 -11111- aj : :wr , 1 ag Y 3. -I1 XI111'11I1ysI1111-11 Iligll 5111111 I0.1rf.w. Mildred smby QLD I' 11 XY111 7 I' I' I'xI1iIi1 I . 3. 1 .' :1111 ' james Davis QLD If:-1-tI111II I. 2, 3. I: I'1':11'k I. 2. . I1 II:1sI41-1I1:nII I. ,' I I: III1-c 1'I11I Dorothy Upchurch QLD I'11w XYHW Style- Slum' 4: film- I'I11I 1 I: I', Ia. I'.xI11I11t -1 I'v11 lI11Ir I. .I 1l1'cIu-strzi I. J, .I. 43 I,111wII-Iz1111-1 '4 -s , .ig .4-ni-11' l'I:1 Conrad Parker QLD w Inrplu lI:u'mn I, 4: IICIHIIIIUI I. - 1 Mlm- 1'lnIe J: I'. I-1. Iixhileit l'ux11111vx'ci:uI 'I'm-:un 5. 4: l'Im DY-- Iluxm-cunlimr. Anna Poulos QED I'-vw XYUW I. 4: Urrlee-:atm It ,Il ln' lm' I'I:ly: I'. It. Iuxmlnl I1 Ixv H1 y. XIUIIUQ Ili-Tri Yin'i'fI'1'm-simlvllt I I rz-l1I'I1 I'IuIv 3, 4: 'I'Iu-wpimxs J, 4 III-lxwumllillpg .51 Illulimtics l'IuIw J. I. Lyman Partain QED 1-1 rf. .-x. 1. 3. .:. 1. Claudia Owen QLD Is. .x. ex. gg In vc. Iivxileil 3. Charles Cornaghie QLD II1 D .x, 41 II:isIivtImII I. 2: I'. I ICxI1iIsil 4: 'I'r:n'k I g Ili-Y Sum tary 3: Hi-Y Iiaskc-tIv:nII Tczun. Helen Kwet QLD 'I .'--'H' X., Vow XYUW Styli- SI1-vw 3. l'Il:irgc ut luppit Nhun -I ilu lIuIv I 1 ig Kvyslmn- 43 l'l:u'iI-n 43 Pup l'IuIe .2. .Ig Ili-Tri I'n-simli-:lt 4: Hip: l'1IQ-xvn 5: I,un-4-Il-Iixm-rwuizul Um- vst: Qllnrlvt 4: Nlixnwl I'In-rus I. -. 4, 'lg Hills' U1ml'I1-I I1 II, .X, .X. ... 2 Ruby Fleming QLD I':vw XYUW 41 Ulm' I'IllIr I. George Poulos QLD If:-I--lIm:1II J: I'fvw DYHDY 45 I'. IC. Iix- I11Inl 2: lamI-II'Izvmw-wuxzul 4.11111-st .ig Nlixml l'ImruQg Iiuye' l'I1nru4. Theda B. Lightfoot Sluelvllmuel High Holi-ml I035-19.48. Eugene O'Brien QED I', IC, I'1wI1iI+it J: Iimnkkm-4-pillg In-:un 4: l'uw DY-vw 3. Gloria Barger QED Inw Huw lg Itl111IllL'!'k'I1lI lcznn 31 l'. IC. lixhilwitg I.wwvII-I'Ilm'rsm1i:ull l'm:1m-sl I. Guy Pankey QED Ifu-xIIw:iII I, 4: I'1m' DY-xxx I. -Og I', Ii. I'ixI1iIui1 2: 'I'r:u'Ii 3. 4. HII These llle leave lUiIh Regret zeua Ewell 4139 V. IC. lixhilvit 23 Ili-Tri Initia- linll -4. Donald Wilson CED Imw XYUW, l rvnch Vnsixm, Musi- cal l'mnm-sly 4: Y:n'i4-ty Show 35 Glu- Vinh I. .2. -4: Hixm-rl 1'hm'ns J. 4: Qnznwm-1 4: Iiznul I, 3. 3. 4: Tlnnlmling 'IR-:nn Z: l'. li. lixhihit J: 'l'r:u'k J: Ifmnlunll J, .lg linn-rf snnlzxn Qnurlvt 4. Geneva Stricklin CLD l'. li. lixhilrit IZ Puw VN'mv 4: JxIllJl14'll!' Shun' 3. Eugene Sherfield F. F. A.: V. li. Iixhiluit. Jessie LaBaw CED , , . , Ixvyshnlv -1: I nrplc f lnrmn 43 Unn- villv High Schmul 1935-Jn: Attica 'I'un'nship High Srlwol 1930-37 Joe Miller 'I'r:n1sfvrrwl fu Sprillgnvld. Bob Miley 41.9 I'. IC, Exhibit 1: F1mtlv:xll I. 2, 3, 41 ll:lskrtlrnll 1, J. K, 4: Trzlck lp Yice-l'x'1-sirlellt uf Sm-nirn' Class. Violet Kidd 41.5 Pow XYHW Mulirim- S11-nv 43 l'. i li. Iixhihil 3: l'nrpI4- t'l:n'iwn 4: Shnn'th:nnl 'Il-:nn 3. 4: Hif'I'ri lni- ! tmtwn 4: l'rn-null llnh 3. 4. Edwin Evans CED I'ow XYun' Xlilwtxx-I 4: liznnl 1, 3, 4: Ilig Iih-vc-n 1. .23 Boys' Qnrnlul I. .L 43 lunn-rs4nn:n1 lfnllvst I, A. Georgia Gram QED lllcc Vlnlr 1. J: A ilnppvllzx l'ln1ir 1 4 -L I. lu. l'.xlnlnl 11 llflllllllflfi Llnlv 1 1, ,, 3, 4: llrmnntics Vlnh Sm-cruf tary S, 'I'1'u:1snrv1' 41 IMW XYUW l. 3, 43 5514. shnw lmm-un..- 4: I,uwm-Il-Elm-l'sfnn:n1 Fmltcst l. 3, 43 liig lilcvm-n 3: 'l'In-spiznms 3. 4: Anmtm-nr Show 3. john R. Williams 41.9 lh-Iuinimz J: I'--w YYUW 2. Edna Sheeley CLD Pow Huw 3: 1-lcv flnlu l. 2, 9, I 7 41 I. li. Iixhihit -1 .-XII-Stain f'lnn'ns 33 l'e11 l'lnIv 2. 3: Keys:-nn 4: Cl. A. A. 21 l'nr1vlv 4'l:n'iun 41 H151 lah-va-n A: Lmu-llalurm-rsmllnrl Vulltvst 2: Nlixwl 1'h-urns J. 3. Hnticipatinq lllith Both Pain and Jou Uur Triumph Charles Jenkins QLD Frcxlcll Clulx 2. 3. Vina Hurst QLD l'. IC. Iflxllilmil J: Ka-ystnue 4 l'm'luIv l'l:u'im1 J. 4: Ili-Tri Initi- 'xtiun 4. Thomas C. Bradley, Jr. QED W9BMC l'r:u-ki l. J: Jlllllill' Play Stage Mgr, Ig Hx-Y J. .ig l'il'l'llL'll Vnsiuu Pow DVmx' 4: IlUlllt'CUllllllll 4. Sammie Wagner QED I'. IC. ldxlmiluit l. Bert Gaskins, jr. QLD P. lu. luxlmllnt lg llnskctlxxlll Asst. Xlgr. l, Earl W. Lambert QLD 'ow Dvmv I: Frvilcll fluh 4: Jun- mr Play: Senior Play: Kcystum' 4. 3 The Hours Wilma Dougherty QED ln lc. lcxlmlir 1. In-1, cm, 2. Claude Ingram, Jr. QED Rami l. 2. 3, -lg Glu- Flulu l, 2, R, 43 Hi-Y l. 2. 3. 4: Hip: lClcv0!1 4: Mixed Vlmrus 2, 5, 4: Ilnys' Quartet 3: lnmxvvll-lilm-rsuuizm Om- tcst 4. Dorothea Lee Dorris QLD V. li, lixhilrit A. Howard H. House QLD Iflmtlmll lg l'. li, lixhilmit 2: Track 5. Kathleen Wilson QED 'uw XYnw Style Shmv 3: llclwzltiug . 3: lli-Tri Initiation 4. Vivian snug QED '. IC. lixhiluit. james Hay QLD I'. I-1, I-1xI1iI1it ,I. Glen Gibbs QED I'. If Ii-xI11I1i1 J: I . I . A, l. J, 1 I: .I111Ig111p.5 If-:1111 J. Ava Tison QED I'11111l1- 1'I:11'i1111 4. Eleanor Waidelis QLD I'111x' XYHW NI11sir:1I 1'111111'1ly I, J. .L Ig Glu- l'I11I1l: II:1111l I, 3. 5. 41 Un-I11-s11':1 I. J. .I, -I: Sr-11i111A I'I:1y1 Ili 'l'1'i UI'fi1'1-1' 4: 12. A. .X. 33 All' SIJII4' I'I1111'11s J: Kf'ysl11111' 43 I'111'pI1' I'I:11'i1111 Ig I.1111'1-II-l'l1111-1-4111111111 1'1111f tvs! I. J. 'IL XX'11111I XYi111I 121111111-1. Thurman Gulley QED 11. 11, 1-:x1111.11 J. 1-1 1-1 A. 1. Seniors Without Pictures Frances Randolph QED 1-, 1-1, 1.x1.11,11 1, Fannie L. Patton QLD 11. 1-1, 1ct1111,11. 4Sammie Breyvner QLD I'1111tI1'1II I I -I' Mlm- II1lI1 I I' 12 11. IQJQ11111' 1f'1'1-11111 1. 3, .11 ' LaVerne Joyner QLD .'X111:11v111' Slum' -I, Paulme jordan QLD 11, 1-1. 1-A1111111. '1 'ffm 1 I, Q 1 ,P Y , Emmalee Hunt QED . . , . . , . . . Mlm- IIIIII I. -. n. I, la. I'.xI11I11t 4: Ixm-yst1111e' I. Ida Louise Moore QED I'. If. I'1YI11I1iI I1 I 1'r-111'I1 I'I11I1 J. 3. I: Yicn-fI'11-si1l1'111 I 1'1'111'I1 14I11I1 .91 II1':1111:1!irs l'I11I1 Ig IQ1-ys111111- I. Andrew Duncan QLD I'-111 XY11x1 I 1'1'111'I1 l':1s11111g l'. IC. I'lxl1iI1il 2: I -111lI111II I. Kendall Hunt QLD I 1111II1:1II I. Q, 5, 43 Ilzxskm-lI141II I1 'I'1:1cIi I. J. .I. I: KSI1-1-I'I11l1 I1 II1111 XY1111' .X1I1I1'11r Slum' .ig lY11wIII11g I. james Keene QLD I-.111lI111II I. 2: I5:1111I I. JL II:1sk4-I I1z1II I. l. 3, I: I'. If, I'fxI11I11t .Ig Tony Rudd QLD lI:11:1l 2, 3, 41 lI:1sIi1'lI1z1II 3. I: I'. I-1. I'lxI1iI1i! 4, For Uur Class of '39 ' VVhat a scrawny bunch of freshmen entered the doors of H. T. H. S. four short years ago! VVith shaking knees we wandered down the halls searching for our classrooms. After a senior had smilingly directed us to the wrong room, we ven- tured in, bewildered, only to be shoved into the dreary cold halls again. For the first three years the honor of serving as class president was bestowed upon Bob Armstrong. Then as jolly juniors we presented the play, Daddy Long Legs. That year, under the sponsorship of Miss Davis, we planned a delight- ful prom for the seniors which carried out the idea of a festive night in old Spain. For the first time in this school's history, our basketball team played in the state tournament. Some of our classmates who had the rare opportunity to play in this tournament were Bob Miley, james Davis, and Victor Brown. What a contrast we, the proud, full-fledged seniors of today make to that timid group of four years ago. XVhen we returned to school this fall, we were given the opportunity of pursuing our studies in a beautiful new building. Our last year has really been a creditable one under the supervision of Miss Louise Rice and the leadership of jerry XVebb. VVhat a year for our football team! XVith Bob Miley as captain, our team ended the season untiecl and undefeated. Our last dramatic production in H. T. H. S. was VVings of the Morning. At our annual Pow VVow this year, two of our number, jimmy Wilscun and Eldith McCormack, were chosen Don and Senorita. Some of our more industrious members helped edit the Keystone. VVe seniors are looking forward to and sincerely thank the juniors for what we know will be a very enjoyable prom. Time ticks on! Juniors u ,- v-q-wr l , ,r , 29 A. - C - y X ' f 'fe V -f 5 . V, ,, v iz y y 4, W? i are fs if f M 1 i1 i i 0 R Vx fixes. , Q? V '.. - :Q ii 19 i 5 Q .r Hi: Y LL :VV 5:- '3 . fi? QQ is ' EY Ei 21 Q.. I' Q ro ' , Q M V fl n H he gas 'irxrx .ax ' 'IQ 4? x . j :,i,, f we . 9 - I , X. , 1 Q l I , R 5 1- ,., nw K ' as I 1.3 A 1 ' Doris Green Randolph-L Charles Snyder-L Geraldine Burklow-L Raymond Evans-E Dale Tanner-E Thayrell Williams-E Robert Malone-L Lorene Kaid-L Martin Lucas-E Beulah Nolen-L Walter DeNeal-E Gertrude McGuire-E Pearl Abney-E john Cummins--E Margaret Dewar-E Eugene Partain-E Marjory Mosley-E Richard Sullivan-E Clyde Rude-L Mildred Reynolds-L Dahle Porter-L Mildred Thornberry-E Kenneth Sullivan-E Olive Kibler-E Mona johnson-E Richard York-L Thelma johnson-E John Simmons-L Irene Luther-E James Short-E Brooks Randolph-E Helen Henehan-E Arthur Kielhorn-E Wanda Nelson-L Charles Hagler-L Betty Waite-E Charles Blackman-E Veneta Cummins-L Lee Baker-L Helen Brooks-E Norman Tavender-L Lucille Bryan-L Mary Ann Clark-L Robert Pulliam-E Hazel Sittig-L Bob Morris-E Sibyl Wintizer-E Earl Hancock-L Bob Tate-E Johnnie Dickerson-E jack Brown-E Boneda Stringer-L Bronzel johns-E Mary Dooley-L Christina Thompson-L junior Hudson-E Virginia Yarbrough-L Kenneth Henderson-E Cathryn Cable-E George Earl Owen-E Martha McDermott-L Raymond Lievm-E Louise Poole-E john Raley-E t Dorothy Mosley-E james Byrd-E Herbert Young-L , Marjorie Heine-E , ,Q Burdette Tuttle-L y ff' Ruth Mae Carnahan-E Edward Kukeckis-L .- Arvella Alexander-E K 2 Ruth Jean Craggs-E Thomas McCormack-L A. Velma Childers-L E ,ZW T. J. Patterson-E N Lida Thomas-L . H Roy Edmondson-E ' l james Boatright--L Willis Vaughn- -E 1 . junior Gul1edgwL c, , 1 Ermine Vineyard-E Q ik Roy Lee Davis-L Bernice Rogers-E 4. v Aileen Rilying-E Wylie jones-E K K i vemie Smith-L F Virginia Ragon-L ' in Regena Barker-E ,- s Robert Shewmaker L 7 4 Albert Martinko-L , Imogene Hardin--L 5 Kathleen Dooley-L ' MQ' Louise Dabney-E :gx , Bonita Wallace-L Vivian Hargraves-L Chestine Bristow-L , Martha Benson-E 1 Bernice Dunn-L Bruce Hardesty-E ' , Reba Cole-E ,- t Wylodine Thomas-E A A Vernell Bozarth-L Willa Lea Johnson-E Hallie Bynum--E gr 'I ki, Flora Froman--L A lf 5 Freida Alldredge-E ' Frances Ferguson-E l Haroldene Malone-L Jerry Polance-E 4 Roberta Eddy-E 55 F' Frances Dunning-E ..- ' Henrietta Hood-L NY' Jean Strange-L Ralph Fulkerson Barbara Rice-E Frances Baker-L John Vineyard-E Bill Hackney L Q A if qi! nl Y 6' of Qa- .Q N E i ,. .5 V e ':2- xv .. 1 v fy f I ' xv . . T 'll I CS 4 -if 2 1 Q E I A , .,, A -' 'I A Juniors fm: f - ,.. P- -if 136:35 A , K' L, - ,. ig W -1- - - H' V' 'F E 4 Vik- A.. K F' in I Ari? . rv 1- - may 1 Q! .bv 1 'fl' - J y 52 Q ' A P' ii, i if ' f I -L l Y W in by ' -30 L, 0 . D Lotus Reynolds-L . tj, H 13:4 5 1 : 1 W 7 1, Q it ' I turf- .ai ' J' I Juniors -,pa .- 4' Cv Q, L l , '1 - . ii 0 E-1 f Y 4 K5 xyk X A X , up l L W iii: W x, K .li A A ' 7 Q ,Y , ml' 32 is, if f all Eu li 1 L1 W 1 I .ag A I 1 , L vs- 7? Q Zawya r T 'QQ 1 1 L, 'V if f f V 'Q L W . H9 tai! gn , ,,, . 'L ,Linh A we fl ' 'mf . 1 Q ' - - W 'ak 3 149' f Q A K av , -I 6 U 2' - 4? 1.-Q L.: 4 M , il it . V gf' 3' n ree . A - rhl 5.7 apr A , JJ' '27 fe M J' 3 ,I . i fr R 3? Nina Mitchell-E Carl Woolcott-E - Monita Townley-L Owen Dallas-E Beatrice Fife-E Frederick Gates-L Franklin Russell-E Gaynelle Lane-L Ray Paris-E Mary Hacker-L John Bennewitz-L Y A Jeanette Fife-E Iii' J Laverne Dempsey-L Stanley Wilson-E Joan Turner-E Clyde Cook-L Marianne Estes-L Kestner Wallace-L Bob Alvey-E Lucille Collins-E Curtis Hancock-E Barbara Feazel-L james Gaskins-E Mildred Hacker-E Lillian Pinkstaft'-L jack Thomas-L Doruthy Jean Staiger-L Gordon Wallace-L Reba Bozarth-L T. W. Spencer-L Mary Alice McDaniel-L Alex Jack-L Earlene Suver-E Warren G. Harding-E Q Dorothy Fox-L A3 Bill LaBaw-L Wain Anderson-L Juanita Ledbettcr--L J. D. Heatherley-E Betty Stephens--L Ural Yarbrough-E Rosa Lee Davis-L Doris McKinney-L Elbert Reynolds-L - Barbara Ray-E Kenneth White-L Gleeda Bush-L J. A. Stricklin-E Warren Evans-L Mildred Cable-L Joe Jackson-E Virginia Upchurch-E Lowell Hagler-E fu' Constance Dallas-E Frances Kwet-E Lowell Lands-L Virginia Strobel-E Gordon Roberts-E Wanda Lee Priest-E Rex Lee Bowman-E Juniors Charlene Cole-E Wendell Davis-L Mary Louise Frazier-L ,' Hazel Barter-L Nadine Finley-E Eugene Pattinson-L xg Bill McAllister--L Virginia Cloreli Clare Henehan-E Margaret Thompson-L Sibyl Poole-E Warren Reiner-E Viola Irvin-E Virginia Wiggins-L Mesha Oshel-L Pearl Gidcumb-L Guy King Patterson-L Nellie Hayes-L James Deaton-L Gertrude Clark--L Leonard Alvey-L Imogene Owen-L james Xanders-L Evelyn Dougherty-L Elma Minor-L . Harry Pankey-L U, Obeta Brown-E Q in Kendall Webb-L W 5 ' Dorothy Wheatley-E hi- ' Harry Purdue-L ' 'Q I . X Donald Carter-L Mary Yuhas-L Q' 951 I Gwin Oral Walls-E ' fl 353: 3 Ruth Bernice Harris-E ,, i 5 . , Dayton Dallas-E ' 1 .Q Marjorie Abney-E Q 1 b ' Y H N if z .ff I Bernideen Grounds-L is ' Bob Norman-L t Margaret Boyett Porter-L - ' f 69' 9 ' Dallas oidwmb-E ,,o do ' -2 1. Lovetta Dooley-L , K ' George Simpson-L it R iii, Clifford Gowen-L ., r Beatrice Slankard--L ' I 4, I ,,, , Olvey Bolerjack--E ' fl ' ' , '--' 'N' 'ull -, Mary Farkas-L A' N bfi: ' ,. I 4, Durward Hughes-E 1 , i . 3? - Charles Mitchell-E 1 . ,,.. 3' l J' T- ' ' 3 . Helen Hunsinger-E f .i f Jack Barger-E ' 41 Hazel Guess-L lf' gif fur! ' -A ini Mary Fodor-L A . M Grace Hawkins-E 1 ' fn Gladys Williams-E , Pearl Crawford-L it Leona Conel-E 3 ff f 5 1 'fue umnre lowells lfirst R-vw. It-it tn right lla-lon VN'isv. I.:-rt-no Tlnnnas, Rnth Martin. lim-tts llctln-ringtmi. lhmnliy XYilsun Doris .lvun Koen, Margaret Ann Janes, Mary llvth NYl1ith-y, litlna Dallas, lithcl l'null'y. Ruth Kihlcr. Mary llclt. Mary lllargarct Mcrinlv. Sm-mul R-iw qgl.,,,.gin Ninn-y. Vivian Tlircct. Rc-ha Ilurtfni, linlinv Dallas. liz-rnirc' Simm-ins. llclvn R:n14lulpl1, livclyii Ruse NVQ-avcr. Ruth llicks, Mary livn-lyn Mnllinix. Maclgc llcmlrvn, Uma lmu , ll nx'sl'1't. Thirwl Run' llfwris Rivv, llazcl Smith. Mary lieth Grey. lfrankyc Varsun, .luycu Ann KL-an. 9-amntiv llisv, Alla-rt Dalton, furtis All-xumlvr. Frank Scruggins, Ylrzlnn llalv, Iiiigrm- Mitchell. if l 5 vgmfxxuwg Azwvvf l , -' vw ' ' ' . First Huw. lm-ft tu Ylfllllfsillll Xanrlc-rs, XVinstm1 Gidcumh, laniic llnrfcc. Jam:-s l.c-1' l'rc-slcy. ,lanws Kcastv:t'. jack l':llllBl'S0ll, I.cn'en Morgan, llilly XYassmn1, Urnc Dale Parks, Rnhcrt Ray llawkins. Sm-fnirl Row Dm-is jones, liixir' Manclicstcr, Mary llattivlfl, lfrcrla Schwalm, Alicu llmvuii. Mary Sullivan, Yi-Ima Rogers, ll:-lon Alclrirlgc, Mary Davis, Helen llamel, Velma Kato. Thiril Row Susan limlwarrl, Dorothy laickwoml, Geneva Norman. lletty Jane Sha-wmakr. l'harlinc- livitts. Mary All'll1ll'Vt'j', 'l'hchna Umhnn. YYan1la L00 l'carCC, Rnhy llnggi-ss, Agnes Mnurc. lidna livans, Upal llicks, Miss Pattorsrni. Fmirth Raw--ll:n'ulrl Gillcy, liulxhy Funk, Xlfaltcr Scott, Gene lluatright. Ralph VVnul:n'rl. llill Golan-11, ll. R. 'l'i-inplu, Ka-nm-tli Twitcln-ll, Fharlcs Hester. Di-llis llcnlvy, Kenneth Rann. lll'Sf Huw. ll-ft tn right lloroiloy Dixon, lllllxlruol Fulkcrsun, Ill-le-n Knrtu, YL-lmn Loc Rnglamul. flwumlolyn Smith. Putty ll'll1'1lllt'j', l:YZlllk'l'S Pzxirsll, llclvn Stzmknnns, linlitlmxsc llulmluviclm. Nlnrilun Nlurris, llmnxiv Jn-nn Sewell, Jenn Ummvzul, rnnml Run IA-sn-1' liwcll. llclnis ll1'I'llI1l'llt, lvn Anrlcrsnn. Katloryn Shen. l'-l'1lllCl'S w lllinncr, Rnloy Czxrrlf well. Mary Sll11lVS0ll. lzxnlinc llnll, Mary lillcn Slmrp, llzorkur Nlilcy, oirml Run' llill Nnrlnnll. Gcrzxlxl Yue, jay Lee Shaw. Melvin llzxwkins. XYzml Ric-gel, Arthur Smith, Vl'zml lllmlaml, Kvxulctll lin-rry, Kcnnvtll AlCSlHll'lll, junior Owen. rs! Row. In-ft hu rigl1tWGv':mt Ricgvl, XV:xyne llrnckncy, Hzmnlrl Parker, Clmvles llmfivlcl. Lloyd Smith, Xurnum l'ickIln'nl, jxnnvs llll!llUllI'Cy. VVL'mlcll King, Frcmlerick Nolan. rnnml R-ww Yivinn Millur. Muric-I Ruth llilfllilllilll, l'zntlu-rim- lYilsun. lil:-zuour Unrncll. lxnugcnm- Rm-ol, .lt'1lll 'l'mlml, Rmnnnu Stvu-x's, llclcn llmxglns, juscyxlxinc Klondike, julia Moffett, llculzxh 'I'hmnpson. lhirml Rom' R-:sm-lln XY-unnck. M:1rg:u'ct llznwkins, Mary Hawkins, lla-tty Hum-c, livnlcm- llCllll1'll, Luis Russo-ll. 'l'lu-tom Douglas. l'zn'lcy llnlvnf-y, Peggy clknlt' lmntz, lYilnm Rumln-. lmulh R ' uw Uv-urge Knstcr. John IR-llonnk. Tlmnms D. Vl'l1itluck, Ruluo-rt Jnrrz-ll, llaytsm Ford, .l':llgt'llt' Richzmlsun, Luwvll Langfurml, l4llIll'll'S llc-nny, -Imncs liz-nn, Glen SllL'Wl!lZllil3, Rulmrt lslomn, Jnninr llcnmlrix. llilly XYilkinson. Sophomore Emersooians bf' Nix 7 'Wiki . IX Affwkxff- XXV 5 LPN!!! Him 1-Lfiff , 1 I., If K I - M VMTKBFEVXX 'xl SN 'QM ,. 'K I 'I - . 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Q xi'-3 W buy., Am.. fff'f'f ' 'lk lllean aua llvlnqmllhrisllan Character The Hi-Y has been very active during the past school year under the leadership of Mr. Palmer and the following officers: President James XVil- son, Vice-President Bob Morris, Secretary Charles Cornaghie, and Treas- urer Robert Malone. During football season, the boys added to their treasury by selling candy and soft drinks at the games. They also sold pencils stamped with the football schedule. This lively group tried to have a finger in all the activity pies around school. When subscriptions to the Purple Clarion were being taken, the Hi-Y was among the first organizations to subscribe 100'Z. To them also went the privilege and honor of presenting the rings to the Don and Senorita of the annual Pow XVOW. Animated discussion-and sometimes heated argument-on almost any current subject was the favorite entertain- ment for the club when there was no outstanding speaker for their meetings. Mock initiation has been abandoned in favor of the more impressive formal ritual which this year was put on by the Christopher Induction Team after the annual banquet held at the Presbyterian Church. The Hi-Y had two teams represented in our noon basketball games. At a tournament held Feb. 25, to which neighboring teams were invited, the local team reached the final round, but was defeated 30-22 by the XVest Frankfort team. Evans, Gates, Malone, Hilliard, Butler, Roberts, Johns, and Stricklin were the members who played on this team. Several Hi-Y members attended the annual Older Boys' Conference held this year at Pinckneyville. As usual, a spring picnic for the members and their guests ends the year's activities. u...llaurtesu...lrlendshlp...leadershlp Every girl in high school is a member of the Hi-Tri League. The aims of this league are character, friendship, courtesy, pleasure, and success. The watchword is loyalty. The officers for this year were Helen Kwet, presi- dent, Eldith McCormack, vice-president, Eleanor Waiclelis, secretaryg and Helen Blaine, financial secretary. The sponsors were Miss Johnson, Miss Mason, Miss Schmidt, and Miss Hill. In April of 1938, the girls held their annual Mother and Daughter Ban- quet. A pot of gold at the end of the rainbow was the theme of the banquet, and this idea was carried out in the program and the decorations. An all- girl orchestra furnished part of the music. In November, the girls of the freshman class, and any others who had not been initiated before, were taken into the League. The beauty of the ceremony and the music was enough to inspire the Freshmen to set for themselves higher and, therefore, more desirable ideals. On March 19, the League sponsored a recital given by Miss Louise Rice, pianist, and Mr. john Schork, soloist. This gave interested townspeople and us an opportunity to recognize and appreciate the talent of two of our own faculty members. Each summer a few girls attend Camp Seymour at Decatur, Illinois, where they meet and engage in sports and pastimes with Hi-Tri girls from every corner of the state. A The motto of the Hi-Tri League is, VVe build the ladder by which we rise. first Row, left to right Robert Jzwrcll, Jzum-s Kvzlster. lC:n'l Strvc Ilnncuck, Jack lippcrsun, jerry VVQ-lxlr Jzuncs Guskins, lfrcmlcrick Solen. JZHIICS Furml, Loren Morgan, llurclrttv Tuttlv. in-cmul Raw -llnmlml llzxrruw, Jmncs Short, Rub:-rt Klzllmlc. limb Morris, Rzzyuwml EVZIIIS, J. A. Stricklin Guy King Pnttcrsuu, Gm-uc Dale Parks, Fr:-ml limes, Mr. Pnlnu-r. l'l1ir1l Rows-liolv Stiff, Clmrles f'mxrx1ngl1iv, llrunzn-l Julms, llulv Pulliam. Rulwrt Sllcwlnakcr, llmmlcl lluwvll, jnnxcs NYilson. liruce llarclcsty, l':n'l Wlmlcutt. Unlllc Porter, Jack Tlmnms. uluw Miss Julmsuu, Miss Mason. Frm-mln Upclulrclx. Vina llurst, Bliss Sclnniclt, Miss Hill. Un Stags liclith l'uz:n't, llclc-11 lilniuc. Phyllis lyllflllllll, lilczmm' XV:xiclm-lis, lilmlitlm Mci'm'nmck, Yinlcl Kiclml, llulcn Kwct, Za-lla liwell. Peggy Lcntz, l.:avcruc Dempsey. Joyce lllll, lrla l,. Momwc. Kathleen Yvllsnll. C h Club First Rf-xv. ln-ft In right Annu Vuulus. Milclrml lirzunlvy. lildith Xlrl'1n'u1:uck. -In-m-llv l 1-rrcll, IA-ie Ira- Ih-ymvlmls, lnmgcm- Own-n, liluim- Sharp, Alta llurlmm. 54'ru'1l Ruw Virginia l'pchuv'cl1. Limlzx Tllmllzns, Yirgixlia K1um'c, Iclu Invuism- Huurv, Iluris Hn-011 Rtunlulph Il.-rutlly l-jlChll!'l'll, XN'ilm:u lmwig. Vzuric XYnlkx-r, Mr. l'nrlm'wuml. .mm-WM A latin Club l'll I R fx N lv, 14-fl tu riglll Hullim XY1nll:u'L'. Xln'1h:u Uslu-I. Xiwln lfurly. llmwtlmy Quinn. Nl:n5 lwuin l r:nzivl'. Fvrll Hmuxlriglxt, Mary l'1x':n Smith. Nlnuiizx 'l'uwnlm-5. Svn'+vl14l Rwuw lla-My 'lam' Slvpllvlls, Ulwtzl liruwn. Ilmmlhx In H1 91 'ul Xil , I' V -J . Jule . . vm-:1 Rilying, llcrfiw xIL'Kiflll1'f, Ilvgrxm I,:u'k4-r, Hive l'uym'. Ihmi Rum Xlznrllm limlsml. Xlilclra-11 'l'l1m'n1wrvx Nlxljmh llmim NI k, .:' '- X ', .ary Iluckn-lp Ruth All-:Atl l'x':l2.1p:x Yirgillizm Y:n'ln'vnvgl1. XY5l4ulim- 'l'hum:1s. Vlyflu Funk. R-yy I,m-c llnvis. llt Inlriq Hluthn 55 uing leHers...Parlies...Plaulels The French Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Underwood, greatly increased its membership this year, a number of boys being added. The officers were Ida Louise Moore, president, Doris Green Randolph, vice- president, and Eldith McCormack, secretary. One of the main activities of the club was the Hallowe'en party held at Mr. Underwood's home. Decorations, costumes, and refreshments carried out the festive idea of goblins and spooks. Chinese checkers and pinochle provided entertainment. During the year, these French enthusiasts surely must have absorbed some of the French love for food and gaiety as well as a knowledge of the language. for another peppy party with all the Valentine sentiments was held in February. At the beginning of the second semester, about twenty new members were initiated. and made their appearance at school one morning in peculiar attire-the girls with different shoes, a paper hat, and no make-up, the boys, with bright rosy cheeks and kitchen aprons. Most of the members had correspondents in France, both boys and girls. Some of the letters Were in English, but most in French. Many members re- ceived interesting post cards, pictures, souvenirs, and magazines from their foreign friends. The club felt honored to be asked to present a one-act play before the Foreign Language Section of the Illinois Education Association held at Carbondale on March 9. Les Enfants Sont si Charmant was presented by Helen Blaine, Eugene Pattinson, and Charles Hagler. Inqu...R0man Customs and Govern Only those students who are studying or have studied advanced Latin may belong to the Latin Club, the purpose of which is to give an opportunity of learning more about the social life and customs of the Romans. This year Venus, Doris McKinney, and Juno, Mary Eva Smith, shared the presidency. Minerva, Betty Jane Stephens, acted as scribe, and Miss Mary Payne was the sponsor. The club met on alternating NVednesdays. For some of the meetings, interesting pantomimes illustrating scenes in Roman mythology were presented, reports on Roman life were made, and many Romanized games proved interesting. On Jan. 20, new members were initiated at the home of Martha Benson. Each initiate performed a stunt, some of which revealed unexpected talent. Mr. Schork was the accompanist for Dorothy jean Staiger and conducted group singing after the stunts and ceremonial rites. Not one of the initiates was sorry he had cast his lot with the Romans. The slogan, NVhen in Rome do as the Romans do, was carried out to the last detail in the Roman banquet in April. A three-course dinner, ab ovis ad mala, was served to the members of the club and a few especially invited guests. The tables were arranged in the form of a hollow square, and stu- dents from the beginning classes, dressed as Roman slaves, served the guests. After-dinner entertainment included a Roman wedding, dances by Roman dancing girls, songs, and prophecies. In May, a picnic ends the activities of the Latin Club. ment Hlla esnlv sh of make-up...CurIaln Cues... The Purple Curtain took its part in this year's activities through the efficient work of the officers, President Helen Blaine, Vice-President Anna Poulos, and Secretary Lois Reynolds, in co-operation with the sponsor, Mrs. Eddy. The club was responsible for the purchasing of tloodlights and paid half the cost. The Purple Curtain's greatest moment this year was the Amateur Show with singing, laughter, impersonations, prizes, and the gong for a few unfortunates. For one hilarious day at school, dolls, curlers, nursery rhymes, and yel- low ties were evidence of initiation. Final events were not so joyous-- except to old members who wielded paddles without any noticeable qualms of conscience. All injured pride and hurt feelings were later somewhat soothed by refreshments. Each individual had ample opportunity to improve his dramatic ability from September to june. Everyone had charge of a program sometime dur- ing the year, and criticisms were given to all. Meetings were held every other Tuesday after school at which time a study was made of make-up, movies from the dramatic standpoint, costumes, play directing, pantomimes, -in short everything pertaining to stagecraft. The Merit System gave credit for taking part in plays, paying dues, etc., and did much to bring about co-operation. The Dramatics Department also sponsored a Thespian organization, the members of which must have had a major part in a play and have been recommended by the sponsor. The organization subscribed to the National Thespian magazine in which Mrs. Eddy had an article published this year. ed That... The Debate club, ably assisted by Mr. Bonnell, was busy all year pre- paring for its final showdoWns in various debates throughout the year. At a non-decision debate given both here and at Benton, the team boldly put down its views on the question of whether or not advertising signs should be prohibited within one-half mile of any public highway in Illinois outside of incorporated cities and villages except those directly attached to and being a part of the building where the article or service so advertised was being prepared, offered, or sold. Our team was pro , and Benton's was con. Each team presented its argument so well that at one minute we were build- ing more advertising signs, and the next minute we were tearing them all down. Another interesting and appropriate question was that of whether or not a high school student when he enrolls should be required to pay a fee, which would entitle him to admission to all extra-curricular activities of the school during that school year except those where receipts are shared with another school. The Debate club has not only fulfilled its position as an educational extra-curricular activity, but has also sponsored several enjoyable parties. It was through Mr. Bonnell's helpful guidance that such opportunities were made possible. These students have acquired the ability to express themselves freely, effectively, and convincingly. Such experiences have taught them to think for themselves, which after all, is one of the essential factors in attaining success. ellurlain First Ruw, ln-lt tu right llill Lnliznw. Rulwrt Gzulluwis. llcrnlml XY1-lull. Nw:-unl Now llctly Mn-lrulf. Annu l'unlus, lim-nmizx ilrzun. llclcn lllnillc. Mrs. liflcly, Luis In-nu Rm-yu-xlmls, R:wm'll:x llcum-tt. llurntlxy Rc-nsllxlw, Yirginizx llluuu-, lla-rtrmlc XYilsml. l'l1ir4l Huw llvsllrvzl l'ummil1s, l':mlium' Slu'rli1'lsl. lmla l.. Slmn'L'. lilczmun' XYulxlclis, Vlcllclla- l v1'x'ull, K'l1:n'lcs llnglcr, lY:lyl1u llull, Rulwrt AXI'lllSU'UlH1, jun-ll Yulus. Kl:lI'jm'ic llcinc. Ifuurtll R-nv ,I-:lm U'li1'ic'1l. NY:uul:1 Priest. Milmlrwl 'l'lnu'nlw:'1'y, l.ul:1 Slmrl, Aumliv Nlzxtlu-Hy, Milmlrn-cl lirzmtlr-y. Rulwr! Nm-l. ,lurk Cnlclnzul, eCIuh Scntwl. loft tu right Hr. llnnm-ll. llL-lcn lllaluc, Ge-rlrllmlc XYilsun, liilly l'v1'ry. Nllllllllllg' llvtty llcxm, M:u'y:xlycv Shell, llwris llnmlmy, jay lmc Slmw. ,I-mlm U'llricn. Vzxlvin XXX-lull, Sam Xnxlnlm-rs, Rulmcrt .X1'lllst1'm1g, lllzx jenn jzxculns. p Club Nm-:m-fl. left In right XYumlruw llznm. ll-cil Allen. llill Nrxrmmi. Nlilllllllljl hlsnm-s lima-. 1'l1:u'lcs IM-muy, julm Pclllzmk, C'h:u'lcs lllxuckmnu, jnsn-pliinc Klumliku, Bliss Maison, Xlnry llnmklwzxiik. llwl Huw, In-it In riglil XYill'u'rl Xluawv. llurry lmilcll. II. V. llrl1mll's'11. l'llIjlCllk' Nlcliuilm-ll. l'l1:n'lc4 Yun lhl-In-r, Xlzarl I.:-illn-111-v'. wvwl Rum' llulr .Xlvm-y, iiwnpn- liustuxx ll-cil Allen. llflyirrn llfillnw, j. Il. 'I'1'n11llc. Una-11 llznllzn. Al. ll. llwmlic-1'l5, Szumniv Ili-mlrf-ii. xYk'IlIlL'll Oglcsluy. Rnymrulrl Xlriluimiin-ll. lugul llvn-11, llmirxl Huw Nlr, Kzmlm, ,Ianni-s Slwrt. Artlmr XX'm-nw . Furl Sfzmli-y. Virgil Omen, Alxumw llimlrigllt. l,yu1:l:1 l':u'l:ii11, l':u'l lfwcll. xl4'lYlll llnulcius. VY:1r1'z-il liv:x:'s. XYmnlrnw llaltlll. vlzunvs IP.-:mai Vlizulw Rxvgvl. lllultll Row lY:l'h'l' lla-Nm-nl. llwrl'5.1c- Ulivvr. 'l'l1um:1s ll, XYl1itluL'li. XYvsla-y Nlclli-l'n1-vii, llafrmxm l.a-:llu-tin-l'. l'il'!lIll'i l'l1x'wll. Xlvlla- llnily. livm.n'll1 Raimi. lfllgrm- llcmln-11. llill Nlurlixl. hllrlm R-mzlrk. liilly Km-ii. more H Pruiec isluru...Geuqraphu... The Stamp club was organized this year in order to spread the inter- esting hobby of stamp collecting among H. T. H. S. students-a hobby which proved not only educational but interesting as well. This club consisted of twelve interested members with VVoodrow Dann as president and Miss Mason as sponsor. In making their collections, the students found many interesting stories in connection with them, reports on these were given so that all the members might also enjoy the stories. In looking over some popular magazines and newspapers, there was found an occasional article about a new issue of stamps or an old stamp worth many dollars. These articles were brought to school and given to Josephine Klondike who kept a scrapbook for the club. This scrapbook is now full of interesting stories, stamps, and pictures of stamp collectors. Some students were surprised to find that many famous men, including President Roosevelt and several of his Cabinet, have this excellent hobby. Members also kept individual stamp books, vying with each other to see whose book could be neatest and most complete. New friends were made by corresponding with boys and girls of foreign countries, by which method the club hoped to help spread world peace. Some of these letters received were written in English, and some in the native tongue of the correspondents. Lots of fun was had in getting these letters translated. Throughout the year. the Stamp club welcomed visitors and suggestions to help make this organization more interesting and valuable. Is...lestlng...Judqnnq... The Future Farmers of America is an organization of high school stu- dents whose aim is to prepare themselves for farming. The second section of their creed reads as follows, I believe that to live and work on a good farm is pleasant as well as challengingg for I know the joys and discomforts of farm life and hold an inborn fondness for those associations which, even in hours of discouragement, I cannot deny. With new members properly taken care of in the long-dreaded initiation ceremony, this year's Future Farmers settled down to the serious business of corn, grain, and stock judging contests. The biggest event of the year was the sectional corn and grain judging contest held at Eldorado where the H. T. H. S. corn judging team, composed of Bob Alvey, NVesley McDermott, and Dayton Dallas, placed third among the sixteen schools entered. Bob Alvey won first in this event. Harry Harrelson, Arthur Kielhorn, and Walter DeNeal comprised our grain judging team. At meetings held every other Tuesday afternoon, debates and speeches were given, jokes exchanged, and a recreation period enjoyed in the gym. A public speaking contest held in April, and a judging contest in May were among the other activities of the Future Farmers. The club also sponsored basketball and softball teams. The members of the club had special projects which had to do with farm life, and which gave the boys valuable experience. This year they did very well with these projects, the club as a whole showing a net profit of approx- imately 2iSl,750.00. nne...Snaps...Facts... , Lights! Camera! Q--but don't movelj Click! - and another picture is taken for the Keystone. NVoe be to you if Benny, our photographer, caught you in the middle of a yawn, for you had to hold it. Throughout the year, the staff has been alert for newsy and photogra- phical events in an effort to make your Keystone a treasured record of school activities. Every night after school the lights in Miss Ogg's room have burned on and on while she and Editor Dorothy Quinn, with the senior assistant. .lenelle Ferrell, and junior assistant, Helen Hunsinger, have labored hard to meet the deadline. The load of their responsibility was lightened by the Literary, Activ- ities, Features, and Photography Editors, headed by Helen Kwet, Virginia Moore, Audie Matheny, and Gertrude VVilson, to say nothing of Don Mc- Daniel and Bob Armstrong who trailed our Bull Dogs from game to game, Bob Gadbois whose cartoons glare from the athletic pages, Dick Sullivan who kept our corridors hot hunting for information, Viola Furry and Monita Townley who labored over the senior history, our typists, and many others whose pictures you saw on page three. It is due to the business managers, Mr. Carter and Mr. Reed, and their staff headed by Madeline jones. that it was financially possible to have our Keystone this year. VVe hope you like it. nn...Snnups...Sc0nps... VVhat a year for the Clarion! It started and ended with a bang The unusually large staff was inexperienced but eager. Every other Thursday noon, frenzied reporters rushed to beat the dead- line. Of course, there were some late reporters who had to stay after school and write and rewrite, count and recount the words in their stories. On Friday afternoons, many typists were seen busily pecking away on their typewriters and trying hard to make out the scribbling and to spell unusual names and words. At the same time, Miss Popham an,d the editors sat critically re-checking the copy for further mistakes in grammar, spelling, and sentence structure. Lida Thomas and Gertrude Wilson were managing editors. Violet Kidd was copy editor. Harold Barrow, the business manager, with his assistants, pounded the streets and hounded the stores for advertising. This year's Clarion boasted more features and gossip columns than ever. There was a noticeable improvement in the sport's page under Don Mc- Daniel, john Bennewitz, and Raymond Evans. Don covered football, Ray- mond, the basketball, and Benny wrote the sports column. Many of the Clarion reporters turned salesmen every other Wednesday morning and waylaid you at all entrances of the building shouting, Buy your Clarion! Only five cents! 1-:Clarion First Row. lm-ft tu right Nlnrtlizi llcnsun. lCv:im-llv liiirrixnglis. Viola lfnrry, li91'iI'lllil' XYilsnn, Miss Popliznn Liilzn Tliunms. Violet Kiilsl, llclcn Kwct. 94-cminl Rim' l.m'L-lic Funk. Yinn llnrst. llunitzi Vl'zillzicc, Jvssic Lzillnw. llclcn llluinc, Andie Nlntlicny xvillllil lic-wis. Olin-tu limwii. I'l1irml Rim' Kll11l1'lL'S Riugvl. Rnynimnl livzins, llnris film-ii R.nnlnl1xli, Gayn:-llc Lzinu. NVilni:i In-nkins. Mnnitn 'l'mi'nlcy. Ill-In-n llnnsiinxvr, julin llcnncwitz, First Row Mary Alice Klcllzniicl. livnncllc lhirmiiglis, Viola liurry, Dirk Sullivan, llzimlml lixirruw, Rulwci Xlzilinlc, Jnnim' lla-nilrix, M1-slm Uslicl. Mary Louise Frazier. Svcnml Row l ci'n liuziiriglit, Ava Tisun. lililitli Nlufurniack, limi Guwcn, listlicr Franz, llurutliy Quinn Yirginizi l'lnnnnci', Yirginizi ,Iaim-s, Num Owen, Vl'ilnm Luwis. l'liiril Rmv- lna .lvzin Jacobs. lluris Jr.-:in li1'L'll, Colleen llumn, Mary Lee Hawkins, ji-an llmiovnil, Vclnn linux, llumtliy Wilson. Ruth Irvin. 0 ninus blending of voices... . . . Haunting melodies . . . colorful arrangements . . . the thrill of accomplishment-all characterize the excellent vocal music at H. T. H. S. The interest in choral work in our school has become greater from year to year, and the large enrollment in this year's classes showed that more and more students are sharing the privilege and enjoyment of singing good music. This increased interest resulted partly from the success of our music department last year in the Big Eleven contest when our Boys' quartet won first place, the Girls' quartet tied for first place, and our Boys', Girls' and Mixed choruses came off with first honors. Directed by Mr. Schork, our quartets and choruses have held regular rehearsals all year and have been trained in three, four, and eight-part harmony. The Mixed chorus has made several public appearances. Last year it gave a short concert at the Southern Division of the Illinois Education Association meeting held at Carbondale, appeared before the Woman's Cul- ture Club during the music festival in observation of music week, sang for the Kiwanis and Rotary clubs, and made several broadcasts. This year, their Christmas Cantata was enjoyed by the whole school, and their singing on the square at Christmas time helped to spread the Yuletide spirit. Spring this year found the music department up to its ears. On April 25, Harrisburg was host to the first part of the district music festival. Mr. Schork, district chairman of the state vocal association, chose students from both Girls' chorus and the Mixed chorus to sing in this contest. As girl soloists, Phyllis Durham placed second in high voice, Dorothy Jean Staiger, first in medium voice, and Peggy Lentz, first in low voice. Boy soloists were Edwin Evans, who placed second, and Raymond Render, who won first. The girls' quartet, composed of Phyllis Durham, Peggy Lentz, Dorothy Jean Staiger, and Helen Kwet, also placed first. On April 1, when the second part of the music festival was held, both Boys' and Girls' Glee clubs won first place. All those with first ratings were eligible for the Illinois state music contest at Centralia April 15. Late in March, came feverish preparation for the keen rivalry in the Lowell-Emersonian contest, and then training for the Big Eleven. The new building sounded very much like a music conservatory during the months of April and May. Peggy Lentz, Dorothy jean Staiger, and Raymond Render, as soloists, and the Girls' quartet, composed of Phyllis Durham, Dorothy Jean Staiger, Helen Kvvet, and Peggy Lentz, attended the national contest at Anderson, Indiana on May 12. Final appearances for these organizations are always at Baccalaureate and Commencement. Uuarteis lHixe l.nl1 1-v right IR-511.15 llvm' Imuiv. Phyllia llurhaun, Ilurnthy .Ivan Sinigvr, llvh-11 Kxxl-1. Il-umlnl XYil5.,11, R:lyxn1-ml RL'II1xl'I, liflwin lfxzulw, lixxgmlv l':1t1i11:4-nl. l'u-xt Run. lvfl In light l'f113.:'m-mlm' SIM-rih-lnl, l'fll3.fc1lm' f':11til1s-nl. Huh U:xx'L'11p-n't, Un-m'p4u Siiny-sun. Illulrannl . Ihum-11, -Iullll Vllxluxlg, livllm-111 Sullivzlll. l'll:n'lvs Hul1lL'l4l. Philip llzxmwvuk. llrnrg l.:nl :l5m-llv. lmlu Halma-1, Hugh l.l1L'kc1l. 'l'lwl1ms i':1l'1wx1tcl'. N4-011141 N-ru Ulxu- Nl:n11vllL'stvl', QJITIICFIIIK' XXIISUH. 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Viflll Run llguwlml S'l1xx.u17, xlnrls l'1x':x x. llzmulcl llnllwwk. l'h:ul1-N I'-n'1I:u1lliv. llvulqgv I'mxlfw. ID-nlnlui 63 XYiINun, xliullrs llnvis. l 1'L-1h-rick Iluhl-Q, Imslm-1' lfwm-ll. l.wun:ml I!-nm-11, l'l1:u'Ix-5 Vlnixxlm-V, 'l'hm11:xN Nlvl'm'l11nrl:. Ilcrlu-rt Yuung. Hill IM-Huy. Girls Chorus First Ruw. lx-ft In right Hnmlrl Suhwzwtr. ilvurpu- Sixnpsnm, Iiugmu- l':lttiusuu, Rulwrt Ilznu-mum-t, i'l1:u'Iu Hznlfivlrl. Ilnrlwll Ymulg, Pllilip llzmcnck. Hugh Lucku-It. lla-ury l.:nl 1AyL'ttc. Huh Ilzlmrl. Nm-r1u11I R1-w lurlwm luvzms. lmpzvlmc- Sh:-rllclcl, jay Loc Shaw, l'h:n'lvs Vhriwtlz-r. lmstn-1' lixu-ll. I.4-uxmrsl lim-tm-xl. Km-uucth Sullivznl. 'Flmmus f':u'pc11tvr. llumlsuu Ilmm-11. Vhirml Rfvw junk livmls. -lulm I'-l!I'IH1lLf. j, I.. l ustc'r. llnmld lfzlllruck. licurgv Vwmulus, Vlmrlf-Q K'-wrxmghim Hr, Srhurk, llulmlwl XYils1nl. jzulws Davis. l r'urlcrick llulmlw. Thmnnzls Xlcl'm'111:u'k. Hill Ilm-11113, Ullryzm. M111-11111 lhmlus, lmplxm- Ilzlltmu. XY:mrln I.:-u l'czu'cc, Hvnrinttzx llmul. Yvrniv Smith Ih-tty llznlnlcy, Ilwris fNluKi1u1x-y. 1-mul Rum' Rmmm I.:-0 Mnlmlr. l.m'ml:x llnrncs, Nlarjnric Mahzm. llmwnlly jvznl Sl1liLZl'1'- Jvznlvtln- lfifv. I'illIlfk'Hil lluulin, jusvplmilu- liruuklwnxlk. Xlihlrm-cl Fulkvrsun, Ruth .IL-:ul 1'r:nggQ. Xyilllllfl jululsull. ML-llm ja-zuulc' Fl'1lllL'iS, Aliuc ilidcllnmlm. Mary llnckrr, Julia Muffz-tt, Xxrllllllfl Nlclh-rlmmtt, Gzlym-llc Nlumx-. lhinl Ruw M:u'i:m 'I':15l-wr, Dm-ntlmy l,m-ku-mul. J-mn fzxtlin, Holm-11 I'uulus. Durnllxy XYIH-utlcy, jvam Turlxl. Nlznry lk-th Gray. Mr. Schnrk, IR-gpfy Gem- Lcniz. Phyllis llm'h:nn. Mary llntiim-lui. Inwgvm RL-ul. l'1lc:lllm' llurncll, Hctty XYznitL'. l r1n1v:vw fXlinm'1', Tussic Davis. Kuthlcc11 Shzlrp, 'st Row, ls-ft hx right Ilixiu Xlmlclu-alvr. lhthurixu- XYilsun, Ovn Luc Yah-s. llvlcn Kwa-1. l 1'-mica Uichesiia...Hddinq Sumphonic Diversions... .X commanding haton, sweeping strains ot violins, notes troni the wood- winds, yihrant creseendos from the piano, the rhythm of the drums- -all hrought forth the classical melodies that helped to keep those class-play audi- ences from hecoming too impatient while they waited for the curtains In open. 'llhe orchestra, direeted hy Mr. Crane, played hefore and hetween acts at hoth .lunior and Senior plays. .Xlthough it had a smaller numher of players than it has had for a numher of years hecause it lost an unusually large numher hy graduation last year, the orchestra gave a good account ol itself at the contest held at llarrishurg on .Xpril l, Our selected numhers were .rXrioso,', hy l-Rach, an all-string numher: Sinfonietta, hy Sehuhertg and XYalter's l'rize Song from Der Meistersingerf' hy Wagner. 'l'he memhers from our orchestra to participate in the contest for soloists on March 25 were: Raymond Render, Betty Moore, and llelen Sehrieher, violin: Doris llamhy, 'cellog Doris McKinney and Eloise -laryis. piano. The orchestra and hand each selected committees to work with Mr. Crane in handling social affairs, concerts, and special awards. It was hoped that these committees working separately and together would further fellow- ship, loyalty, and genuine enjoyment in these musical organizations which depend upon eo-operation as well as exacting individual per- formance. The memhers are all seniors and are as follows: from the or- chestra, Raymond Render, ehairman: Mary lfya Smith, vice-chairman: and Dorothy l'pehurchg from the hand, blames M'ilson, chairman: liloise ularvis, rice-chairman: Maxine llunsinger, Donald NYilson, and lfleanor Xllaidelis. During the spring, the orchestra played for a meeting of the XYoman's eluh. 'llhe last appearance is always made at Commencement in June. Violins: Raymond,Render. Mary Alice Mellani-el. lla-len Sehrieher. lim-tty Moore, lionila S1rini.5i'r. Ina jean jacohs. Alice Maria luvzinsg Xiolast lieorge hnnpson, liiinple xvllll1lIIlN. Vnrlis llaneoek. Rosemary liildy, Happy Randolph. Norma lienson. llalleen Mitchell. liilly Simpson. john llilly flntlieartg ll-llos: XYayne llixon, lioris llamhy. l.oinlean llillg Piano: Maxine Pulliam: String Hass: Mary liva Smith, XYenmlell llixon, lloris lireeii Randolph: llorns: Maxine llunsinger. lilthel Cooley, Tommy llaiiptiviziiing Truunpetsz llaylon Ford. jr.. Ruth Carnalianz llassoon' lilnanor XYaidelis: lflnles: Eloise larvis, llillv XYilkinson . , . john liennewitz: leieiission: Rohert jarrell. XYQ-ndell King, -laek lippersong Tiiha: XYendell Dunning? Tromhones: linrdeite Tuttle. Iiarhara liears-lg Uhoe: Ann Lewis: Cflarinets: Kenneth Moore, Hill -In-well. 65 Band The ll. T. H. S. lland, under the direction of Mr. Crane, has played everything from lsolde's Love lleathv to Darktown Strutter's Ball. This was Mr. Crane's first year at llarrislmurg, and his idea of playing popular songs as well as marches and school songs at the lmasketlmall and football games has proved quite popular with the students and general puhlie. Top, left. First row. left to right--Rex Bowman, Kenneth Moore. james llumphrey. Ralph VVoolard, Junior Gul- ledge. Mary llelle Sumner. Alice Evans. Sophie Kurto. Second row fllral Glenn Yarbrough. Arthur Disney, Tony Rudd, Roluert Sliewiliaker, Donald VK'ilson, Fred Schwartz. Top, right. First row james Keaster, llurton lfeazel. James Dean. liarl Meliinney, K'arl VYooleott, VVanrla Newkirk, Ruth l'arnalian. Second row jalnvs Dayton Ford, Edwin Evans. Robert Pul- liam. flauvle Ingram, jaines VVilson, Harold llnrrow, David lflota. Lower -f Norman Alwcrnatliy, Roy Edmondson, Vllendell llixon, Costia llarris, VVendell llunuing, Rohert Arm- strong. The drum majors, Eloise -larvis and Claude Ingram, led the marching hand dressed in new uniforms through all sorts of letter formations during the intermissions at the football games. Another feature attraction was the ten letter girls, dressed in white and spelling Harrisl1urg', with their purple letters. Two new flags floated above the players as they marched, one the .'Xmeriean, the other a white Hag with purple letters, ll. T. Il. S., in a unique design. Our marching hand was one of the eighteen Southern Illinois lmands participating in the band festival at Carbondale in October. Those chosen to attend the band clinic at XVest Frankfort in january were Eloise ilarvis, Maxine Hunsinger, Eleanor XYaidelis, Mary Eva Smith, llolm Xrmstrong, and Virgil Disney. .. .3 In the district solo contest held on March 25, the following members played: Eloise jarvis, lluteg Maxine Hunsinger, French horng Eleanor VVai- delis, bassoong james XVilson, trumpetg joe jackson and Donald Howell, baritone: junior Gulledge and Kenneth Moore, B flat clarinetg and Robert jarrell, drums. Eloise placed in the first division in both flute and piano solo, and was eligible to attend the Illinois state music contest at Centralia, April 15. joe jackson and Robert jarrell both placed second. The concert band played in the district contest held in Harrisburg on April 1. They played for their required number, Libussa Overture by Smetanag for their selected numbers they chose The Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, a march by Sousa, and Egmont Overture by Beethoven. Both band and orchestra placed in the first division and were eligible for the state contest. .Xt the state contest Eloise jarvis won the right to enter the national contest at Indianapolis, Indiana, May 12. On .-Xpril 26 the band gave a concert to Finance their trip to the state contest. Lower- jack Epperson, Charles Mick, Robert Jarrell, Mr. l'rane. George Simpson, VVendell King, james Lee Presley. Top, left. First row, left to rigbtflioris Green Randolph, Eleanor VVaidelis, Hill Hawkins, Charles Cliristler, Virgil Disney, Charlene Vlling, Raenella Bennett, Margaret Lewis, Arlene Dougherty. Second row-Elwood Dunn, John Bennewitz, Billy VVilkin- son, Betty Ann Fable, Maxine Pulliam, Eloise Jarvis, Uma-ka Stringer. Top, right. First row-Ethel Cooley, Tommy Hauptmann, Maxine Hnnsinger, Clifford Gowen, Loren Morgan, joseph Morris. Second row' joe jackson, Mary lieth Gray, Barbara Feazel, Bill Gobt-n, llnrdette Tuttle, Donald Howell. ll nz 'TIME 2 sf ' f ,Q . W 1 w ,, fu Time Uut WM v 1 M. 44 AI I '- s , 1 w Q- Ag I ' , v '. 'II-. 13:1 - 'ai K: E' Q : gf' 35. k g: 52.5.-,R islxffnjli 1. . xv' X, ' A .ggix Q g ., '!'gQ 2 in .T Q!! . .t YQ at V . ,. . ,.. M ' . .,,.. - 5 , . Q - 5 ' , li ' Q . . . V' , t AA, z .. be ' , Q n ' V 5' lv ' r ff x ., ff , B' we a H., my Y .nh I A1 Wu... I vw ' Q J . R, FUUTBHLL ' D L . .. ... Coach Hoeck, Asst. Coaches fYl'onnor and Mcifool, Capt. lliley Resume of the Season The llull Dogs started their undefeated, untied 1938 season with two clean-cut victories. The opener with Metropolis proved an easy tilt with a favorable score 26 to 9. A similar game with Carterville ended in the llull Dogs' favor, 43 to 7. Davis scored the first two touchdowns of the Carterville game by recov- ering two fumbles in the end zone. Hob Miley galloped seventy yards for the third tally, and a pass was completed for the extra point. Vaughn wormed a path into open field for a sixty-seven yard jaunt, scoring again. In the hnal stanza, Kurto crossed pay territory twice, covering a total of 114 yards. Gates concluded the scoring by racing 57 yards into the end zone. Cairo was downed, 24 to O, as the Bull Dogs played one of their best games. A pass, Miley to Davis, allowed VVilliams to plunge across the goal line from the two-yard line. Then Cunie scored again as the official's horn bewildered the Cairo Trojans. Rmb Miley returned a Cairo pass 35 yards to pay territory, and Hob Miley returned another 45 yards to score behind the excellent blocking of Langford. Harrisburg encountered the Carbondale 'llerriers in a revenge-seeking battle which ended with the Hull Dogs ahead 20-U. l2rub Miley inter- cepted a Carbondale pass and returned it 55 yards for the first score. Then Captain Bob Miley returned another 85 yards to pay territory. 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J. 1:1111-1's1111, 1,11r1111 11ll11l'f. 1'11111'111 R1111' 111115 1'11rks. 111-111' 1lIl1L' -1'ilI'1iS, XX:11t111' 501111, f1l21I'1L'S IXZZIY, 11111111111 l111w1-11. 111l1ll'1t'S '1'111'111-r, 'I111- 1,11111l. ,1111111-s 111111, jack 1I11rg1'lt. Kc11111-th 111'1'ry. Fifth H1111 i'11:11'11 11111-nk. Asst. K'11111'11 fX11'1'11111, .'Xssl. K'11111'11 0'l'111111111'. Asst. Mgr. 'l'11111111y ,1111111s, 311411. N111'11111l1 'l'111'1'11111'r. A.. Q 91 I 3 I I, rv -TRW A A k , M BLXNDY NNT MM GY DME NRQHXE LET MW GV PM VS BEM BVRXNNEL SWAQA I-JK 1 HENIY MRYAE Q5 I gn ff NXXQN STEU E H015 CUUNIE T IGEP BRUB HACK SISTER TINY IRISH BOB MILEY Capt. Miley, spark plug of this win-all team, is an ideal triple threat man. In recognition of his powers, he was elected F. B. on the Honorary Big Eleven All Stars, and F. B. on one of the Chicago News' All-State teams. JOHN EVANS The boy that was always there to fill that hole in the line, or nab that loose runner. He was elected Center on Pat Harmon's All-Star Team as one of the best centers in the state. JAMES DAVIS The long and lanky boy who snagged those looping passes from Williams. Col- lege fans will probably hear from him. CARL WILLIAMS When you see Cunie out there, sling- ing those passes from H. B. position, you don't wonder that our team was a confer- ence leader. He also indulged in some ex- cellent running. 'PETE KURTO Pete filled the position of blocking back very effectively. When he carried the ball on reverses, he always showed the opposi- tion his cleats. JAMES WILSON This one hundred thirty-five pounder shared Rt. End honors with Mattingly. He played football by this motto: Brains are more effective than brawn. WALDO MATTINGLY Big and rawboned, Waldo had no trouble in blocking those punts. No opponent was too big or rough for him. HARKER MILEY Brub set the team off to a good start by calling winning signals. Being a brother to Bob and still a sophomore, he should become a great ball toter. SAM BREWNER Being small for a guard, he always let his beard grow--it made him look tougher. Sammy played man-sized ball all the way. ARCHIE DRURY Archie is hard and tough and when he played football, he made sure the other team knew it. Archie played guard with Brewner. LOWELL LANGFORD Big Lowell, the man who made the holes in the other team's line. Lowell may some- times talk like Donald Duck, but he can play a great game of football, too. BOB STIFF Stiffy played in one tackle position while Lowell filled the other. Stiff always did a thorough job of his work whether it was stopping the other team or making holes for ours. BILL HACKNEY Our next year's Captain merited this honor by his excellent playing. Bill is one of those few boys who are big and smart too. His motto: Use your head when possible. RAYMOND EVANS Big, handsome, and healthy, Ray covered his territory when pinch-hitting for Stiff or Langford. He should make a big name for himself next year. BOB MORRIS By his hard work Bob has gained the re- spect and admiration of all. He will have no trouble filling the hole left by Stiff. GEORGE SULLIVAN This Irish lad, after his experience at guard this year, should make an excellent one next year. His place-kicking all year was above par. MICKEY DUDONIS Mickey, whose play all season was above reproach, is sure to be in there next year working hard at one of the end positions. THOMAS VAUGHN Arkie plays football as he runs the 100 - he just leaves them behind. He should be one of the first-string backs next year. FREDERICK GATES Since Fred made that touchdown, we be- lieve he has more of the same on tap. He should be another of the backs next year. BOB PERRY Bob has the distinction of being the only freshman on the squad. His play at wing- back has a lot of promise for next year. J. A. STRICKLIN DI. A. performed well as a reserve center this year. He isn't a big boy, but he makes up for it with plenty of spirit. 3 I Fl. S X..-3 af' x .m 4 ,ik . . il .rf R URXG tk. U. 'E ILL' it LL LL H' ln frum llerrin by zz score 7-0, thus zulcling' 21 perfect ,ling to :1 clay zllrezuly full lmppiness :mil victory. lllle whole Stumlent lmmly tell in the contest fur een of the .llmuecuming, rl lfrunees l:Cl'QIllStlI1, who s elected, was crowned :lt 3 lmll lwy Captain lfhmlm ley. Prizes went to the Latin lla for their Little llo- -ep Ilmmt, lu the Culture lla for the lmest cleeorzlteml r, to I-Eulwlvy Xlrmnml lllll' tl1C lst CllllJOl'1llIC lwieyele, :md 'l':llg'CIlC Carter who wut- lmeml ull the other numer- ls l1mrlmS. 77 mher 19, 1938 .ww Ll f BHSHETBHH lust R-iw, lull tu right .lurk llzngt-tt. liugm' juliiis-ni. l,uwt-ll l,:iiigfur4l, -lziiiivs llzirt, Xt-i'in:m 'l':wi-mlm-r. Nvvwil-l Rww lluunlrl Alcllzmis-l. llnrlxc-1' Nliluy, Yivtui' llruwil, ilillllvf l31lViS. IMI' Xlill'3'- ,l1lHll'5 Wlilx Xlxrkvy Iliulfiilis. lhirfl Ruw Hula l't-fry, Otis Nlttlm-, l,ure'n Xlurgml. llilly XYAQSM1. llill Gulucli, llill lfizmks. lltili ll-mini: llinlnlil Alfmlful, tillnrlvs Avzut l':llIL'l'lIlg' tht-ir '39 sczismi with six iiu'ii1l1t'rs wwf lust x'c:11 Q Qtzxtc tt-:im tht lull Hugs pu:-licil mtv thcir u:lg1'c Qclicnlult' which lcll thcm lu thc tmp tif tht uviilci'c1icc html stzmfllngs in :L tlirct'-wziy tic lui' thc CUlllCl'CllLlC cliziiiipimisliiii with Qillflitllltllllk' :mil Xlcst l'4l'1llllil.lll'l. Siwh Illl :wwmllwlislmiciit has nut lic it':it'l1t'1l lvl' swnic j'L'ill'S past. 'l'l1cil' Ilrst CIICUIIIIIQI' with Sll11XYIlCClHXYll 1vi'm'c1l i':1tlit'r czlsv. :ts lirfwxii mtl llqixls lul tht' liull Hugs with lil iwiiits czicli tu Il ZS tu li x'it'tw1'x. lliulfmis SlHll'lik'1l thc lust hull X'lt'tlll'5' fwci' lxlilflllll with l1lS'9CmrI1L'lll'I'C nt pfiiiits :is tht- llull llwgs iwcl't':1i1it':11i 8-llltllll flillc1'L'm'c :lt thc li:1ll:1n+I cltul l llntul-tt'4i1llll. 'l'hc zum' tlclciisu ul tht- liciitwii lizniigcrs piwwt-tl tm, t'l't'cctix'c :ts ll!ll'I'lN llllfg' lhiisliwl mi thc sliiirt ciiml til' tht' 18 tu lb sun'c. Iii :1 iiiiifliiiiiiv1'm't'1l gsiiiic, thc llull llwgs ilmviiwl Xlicst l'iI'1llllil'rrIl lf: 27. with llrwwii lcncling tht' st'wi'il1gg' with IS puiiits. lizivis' psmssiii- p1wwul essential tl- tht' x'it't4n'y. N Kguiii lh'wwii tfwlq swiriiig lwiiiws with H iwints :us thu llull Hugs wlt . 1 . Icntwl lulmstfni titx' Ill Qwwl lwwliiuii hx' '1 NUUTL' wt wh tw 7w it 1 , . ..... ,, . . , . Ilit' iivxt was ri 1111+-:llifl-tticlf gznim' with lxltltii-:iflti which thc llllll llmb Y , X , . . . wuii .m tl: 25 :ls l,1'uw1i It-tl thc SCHIWIIQ with ll prviiils. Xltliutlgli Kli1i'pl1yslmi'4+ may liuvc hccn tht' llI1tlCl'1l4ltj', ll:1i'r1slmrg' lizitl tw light tw ht':lt tht'm 35 tu 25. Xlvilstm :mil lhmwii tmilt sc:n'iiig lifnirws with ll 'mints fxzwlm. Nlziririii wits cm'u11i1tt'1'c1l em thc lm-:il Ilmwr, lly this llcliczmt, llItI'I'lSltllI'Q was luificlwfl lrmii thc t'm1l'L'rci1t'c lczul. fXl:ii'imi's zum- fIt't't-mst' Zlgfillll glut Ilillt' tht' 1lcIit'iciwy ul tht' llull Hugs' tllil.k'llSt',1l5 Nlzirilm tmilq tht' t-litmiiiilti ill lu ZS, Lll .X h:1ttle fur hluuel with lleiituii pruveml rex'eng'eful :is the llull Hugs tluwiietl the Rangers 32 tu Zu. llruwn helil seuriiig hunurs with ll! puiiitsl 'llhe llull Hugs Ilgillll met hluhiistuii City with little elizmge in clill'ereiiee hetweeii the teams. lluh lXliley seurefl 15 puints tu lencl llzirrislmrg in their 35 tu Z-l vietury. Xliest ltfillllil-lll'l remleemecl their pritle hy mlefezttiiig the llull Hugs 35 tu Zh. ltw:1s:1rzltherlizircl game with Hzlvis :mil huth lllileys leuviiig the grime un persunnls. Xlilsun was high seurer fur the Hull Hugs with 9 puiiits. lfltlurziclu, wenlteneil hy illness, was easily clefezlteml :ls the llull Hugs run :iwuy frum the lfziglt-s, 39 tu 25. liuh Miley tuult the seuriiig liunurs with lu puints. llzirrislmurg' plnyeil their host ulleiisive game tu heat Shziwneetuwii -lu tu 22. 'llhe erztelt passing pruverl very elleetive :is llruwn eulleetetl l7 puiiits. lfmliiig' the sehetlule play with the 4-l fu 26 vietury uver fllurpliyshuru, the lhill Hugs Iiiiisheil iii the t'uiil'ereiiee stunmliiiffs with 9 wins :mtl 3 lusses. 4 5 TOURNAMENTS ll:irrishurg stcirteil the tuurnnmeiit play :it the lflilurnrlu llegiuiizil 1lg'lllI'lSt Currier lllills, wimiiiig uut 53 tu lfl. 'llhe ilisputecl game with Xurris City was l-IlYHl'2ll7lC, 27 tu Zh, :mil lflclur:1mluw:lS trimmecl 32 tu 25. lluh Miley tuulc Seuring huiiurs uf the tuuriiey with l5, l2, :xml 22 puiiits in the games l't'SlJL'CllX'Clj'. 'llu upen the .luhiistun City Seetiunnl, the Hull Hugs cluwnecl Cuhtleii, 50' Y tu 34, :ns hruwii :tml llliley shzireml high scuriiig with ll puints e:1eh. Zeiglefs zuiie tleleiise :mil height stuppetl llnrrislmrg 30 tu 24. f' I i' 'i . tg D lw w11111tc1l 1 BOB MILEY VICTOR BROWN BOB MILEY passes c:1111c in l1:1111ly i11 lllllllf' tight .X 1'c:1l 1'l1:111111i1111 ul' thc ll1ll'llN'YtHMl, llwla is pi111'l1t-S. 'l'i111c 111111 :1g':1i11 his pfiiiits 1lt'tv1'f wt-ll lqmiwii uvcr l,ittlc lCgy11t 115 star gtixml 111i11t-fl x'ict111'y 111' tlL'l'C1lI. 1111 ll:11'1'1sl1111'g'S Stlllilll. llc tmulfl 1llNY1lf'S 111 fur :it lc:1St 1-ight lmints. JAMES WILSON fllll' c11z1t'l1 iicvcr llllfl tu vcll UL'11X'k'I' llllll VICTOR BROWN llCL'1ll1SC XX'ils1111 was :1lw:1ys thcrc 1l11i11g it. Yic 1'1111l1l lic ilclwiiilcfl 1111 tu ul111lliC it llc 11l:1yc1l 1111 thc hut c111l 111' l7:1x'is' gmsst-S llIll4lSI L'YL'l'j' limc thc l1:1ll was fc1l In him. :1111l 111:11lc lllllllf' :1 t:1ll1' i11 this l':1sl1i1111. lt lu-pt tht' 11111111111-iits 1111 IllCll' tucs tw keep llll w1tl1 this lJlSI'llI'l'IlliIllg' I111'w:1r4l. DONALD MCDANIEL lltlll 0:11110 tu us with :1 gwmtl l'L'L'HI'tl 1111111 JAMES DAVIS hlflllllgtllll City. llis h:11'1l w111'li with thc Lll'llli'l' ll:1x'is, whc11 lu-w:111t1-11 tin, pluyccl s1111111l i11 lll'IlL'IlL'L' scssimis :1111l in 15111111-S has 1 swell l11':1111l 111' l1:1ll. llis height :1111l Swift wmi 11111' 1'cc11g11iti1111. JAMES DAVIS JAMES WILSON DON MCDANIEL HARKER MILEY MICKEY DUDONIS HARKER MILEY l1ci11g :1 lll'St'I'1ltC lmsliutlwznll plznycr. XX'l1QI1 ll1'l1l1 still l1:1s :1 I11t111'g11111I lm:1ll lllllylllg' U5l1lllll'l3l'H 1'-11' 5' S0lll l'v RUSIW' fillwl lll5 lcll lO1l11. llc l1:1s 1lisli11g'11isl1c1l l11111scll' H11 l '5ltl WIT111111f1111111lL'fvl5'- llw Ilum, .1111I sl1O11l1l lac il guml I'O1111rl:1tiO11 lu lv111l1l 111-xt yours sfluml O11. LOWELL LANGFORD l.11wcll 1llXY1lj'S uscfl his lu-ig'l1t 111111 lwuilfl MICKEY DUDONIS 1vl1c11 s11lvstit11li11g' fm' :1 Ilrsl-s11'i11g 11l:1yL'1'. Aliylu-5' .lifl Cllllllgll wwrlq i11 tl1:1t Nl:11'iO11 fill 1'cI1O11111ls :111fl thc Iikc, l1c was :1lxx':1ys 111 g':1111c 111 Clllxll :l lcttcr. .Xll yk'1l1' lung hc l1:1S fl1C1'L' Hint'-'I' U10 lfllll- :lclcwl :1s :nlwlc sulvstitulc, :xlwuys lllllllllg' i11 l1islwOl1i1s1'O1' ,lx JAMES HART Cy put thcir cycs Out :ls l1c 1l:1sl1c1l ROGER JOHNSON 1l1m'11 thu ll1lUl', lmluml :1111l mlznzzling. llc:1lsO .. '.,. . V v ' .Ns .1 I1qsl1111.111, lwgc1'I1:1s Slll'lll'lSL'll IIS I15 ltlllli c:11'c 1-f his sl1:11'c 111' the points. ROGER JOHNSON LOWELL LANGFORD JAMES HART iii' ,,,. ii ffl' ' 'fi A I , ,, 1. lfirsf Row. left fo right Holi Perry, John Ozment. Loren llnfler. Thomas Ynuglin, T, J, llafferson, Carl NYilliams. Guy Vankey, 'l'. XY. Spencer, l'i'lw:n'il Foy. llonalcl llowell, Steve llancoek, lfrerlerick Gates. S:-coml R1-ww Raymoml livans. Novle IXleKz-el. llill Parks. lfoh Morris. Roger johnson, llahlu Porter, lloh Arlnsfrong. fix-orge Oliver, XYes lferrell, llilly 'x'f':isson. -l. A. Sfrieklin, Kieorge Sullivan. 'l'llir4l Row Mr. llocck, lfraneis Alum-y, liilwaril Kukeelais. Xiiemlell liavis, .l. li. llillinrzl. Lowell l,:mg- fowl, 'l'l1omas Mefprmack. llilly llaekney, lloh Stiff. lfreileriek lluhlws. llill Vaughn. Hola f'ook, tiene llale l':u'ks, Mr. U'l'onnor. 'llhe '38 season openeml with the Saline County meet, .Xpril lo, in which the llull Dogs won 79 points aml lilcloramlo ol. llavis amassed four thiril places in the shot put, 440-yarcl clash, javelin, aml hroacl jump. Yaughn placeal four times with a first in the lmroacl jump, a thirml in hoth high jump aml lflfl-yarrl flash, aml a fourth in the 220. Kurto tieil for fourth in the shot put aml finisheml secoml in the mile. .Xlmney took first in lmoth the 4-ffl aml 880fy:ml runs. Xfilliams was fourth in the mile, iiloslio fourth in the discus. ln the llerrin Relays on .Xpril 23, the llull llogs placecl fifth with 20 points, 'l'he sprint team composed of Vaughn, llavis, .Xlmey, aml Connors finishecl thircl. ln the S-lap relay, XVilliams, lliggins, Keene, aml liurto finishefl fourth. 'llhe llull Dogs placecl fourth in the NYC-st Frankfort Relays with 29 points. llarrishurg won Hrsts in the high hurflles aml freshman relay, thircls in high hurmlles aml low hurclles, fourth in the twosmile relay. aml fifth in the high hurclle relays. The freshman relay was composecl of .Xlmney, xiillllfllll, Langforrl, aml Hart. ln the liig lfleven meet at XYest lilrankfort, llarrishurg was fifth with 23,14 points. Kurto finishecl fourth in mile, .-Xhney, secoml in the half mile. ln the clistrict meet, llarrislmurg seorefl ten points. lly finishing' first in the high hurmlles, Gene llaviclson was eligilile for competition in the state track meet. Connors finishecl thircl in the 100-yarfl clash, aml Klvney ran fourth in the -l4O'yarcl clash. The llull Dogs also participatenl in the Marion relays aml other inter! school meets of which llarrishurg usually proveml the victor. 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II11I1 G:11II111is XX'ZlS I11I:11'i1111sI1 IIIIIIIX 115 'II111111 111 1 111 I11I1111 111111 NLIILI 11I11111.111111I1111 111111I1111I11.11111I11111111 'III11 1111111111' SL'III11Q'11I11I 111111s11:1II1 IIIIL' :11'ti11Q 111:11I1' this 11111' 111' tI11' 11111's1 11I:11s k'X'1'1 11'1's1'1111'1I 111 11111' I11g'I1 s1'I11111I. . . i QF' ff la'- 'W Juninr Plau ll-vlwrl Xlzulnm- XlllllI'l'll llI4lI'lIlIl'I'I'X Xlzu x lmlxlw lwzlflx 1 lurk lllum lx llzln-l 41111-xx l-'l-nil lfulmv ul Xlzu lll.l linux ll I lmnlzm Xll-4.-1m.nlX xl.-lm l'mnm ilu lun lxxmq l:lII:-um! lllrll Nllllx: lnluw- llxlxnllwlx tml XX lmlmvll Xlxxl ll-1 ll- llvlm- , . lwlly Flu-plu-mx l-um I lu m-1 llmugvln- Ulu-H H l'l:m4'4's lw-v xgllwln l'1c-ll lull:-N lllvlm 'I':nIx lv-um-llu Nxllxxzlll lull llurllm-x l,l1l:n ll:-vumx Xlm gut XX :ull- Xll-xlm lklu-l llulwlln lfhlllv X xlwglllvl llmn Xc'Ilx'll:l l llmllllllx Slzulll-5 XX lls-ln lx.um-'ml l.x ' .mx lzum-X llmllixu Xlqngzlv--1 llvxnll Xlllnlunl lzllxlm- hl-llnl llllm llmmllx XXlv4.lllrx 2 ,df HI Growing Pains XX'iltX. cln-x'c1'. sp:1rl4ling llizllugmlc cl1:lr:1clQ1'izul ilu- junior play, l2r4m'- ing l'zni11s. wllich nlcpivtcnl in Il frcsll. 1llllll5lllgf way thc small lmgcflics Illlll vxmtc-l ,pgs ul :ululcsccnls. It was ll Illflllll' ul 1'c:1l Ixnmly l1lc. tcllmg ul , A M llmlm-ss-11' Jlllll Xlrs. lXlcl11ly1'c, lmlqlyccl lay -luck llmmzls 11ml :Xl1lI'X l,UlllSL' l 1':lziv1', wlm saw tlu-ir lmy :mcl girl lusscml in thc cxxtzlrxncts ull:11l1vlL'Sx'c11n'L' :xml uxulll lwlp littlc l.lll fllL'l' than give :ulvicc frlmm ll mlislzmcc :ulvitc wlmiclm 111' k'Ulll'Si' was wjcctcll. 'lllwsc tum X4llIllQ'SlL'lkS. Nlilclrcll ,llllHI'IlllQl'l'X :lull llnlv fXl:nlum', wcnt tlmrwuglm their tlumcs in CUIUIFIIIIX' with thc 11cig'l1lmm'l14lml kills. Klum' things l1:11wp0m'1l tu :1ll, lrut thc cull was lmrigllt :mal prmxlisimlg. llw llllllSll1lllX' lxlrgc cast czlllcfl furtll much txllcnt lrlmm thc junim' class. i1?1?.fSf':v 1 Pow llluw Top : Medicine Show Center: Athletic Show: Musical Comedy Lower: The Garden of the Moon ' 1 XX' 1 lll.lll 111tl1 11s SL'lllIlg' 111 Klux- :-' ' rg XK'llllJllfl1li'Ill .Q .li Q. 1 .I llll' llull. I11 1'111111v1'l11111 with Q Flhllllbll I'11'st:1, :1 sv11111'il:1 111' xx'c1'c ul111s1'11 ln' ilu' 111 U11 1'111gs 1llll'lllQ ilu- 1-xx-1111115 lPL'l'r t'111'111:111vi-. ililln' x1'i1111v1's won- lfl1litl1 XlvL'111'111:11'l4 :1111l .I:1111vs XX'llSl1Il, 'lllw L'X'L'lllIlg Sllll'lk'1l with L' 11s11:1l l1:1sl4vll1'1ll - '1111i' in . 5. , 1x'I111'l1 ll:11'1'1sl1111'g' was lll'l.k'lllA - 1 ml. lI11wc1 Q13 ll1:1l 1l11l11l 1l:11111w11 111111111-Q N1111'11 I111' the 1-x 1-1111113 l1l'11 'I't'SSk'4l Qzlilv. 4 FN 1 . 88 December I6 1938 Top : Style Show Center: Musical Comedy, Ferdinand the Bull Lower: The Garden of The Moon .X new i.C1lllll'C this yczii' was 1110 iXiCliiL'illL' Slum' with lllc rwulim' ul' siiigiiig, clxxiifiiig, :mil 4lll1lk'iiL'l'j'. 'ltlic Gzirmlcii uf liic Mimn lniwsclilcil the 1i1:1i'vl1 ul' nlxiliucs -- V frmii llic waltz tu the mmlcrn jittciinigg. 'lxlic Style' Slum' was prcsciitcml ln' sunic ul' the illillltiiilli girls iiimlcliiig' gmviis, ilrcsscs, :incl wraps fimiii the Iialsliiini slnmps ui' tlic city. 'lxlic Inst slum' 111' the cru- Ilillg' pltsclitcml ll t'Uiul'l.lli :mil clznliiwxllc seem- wt' :in nil Inmiii in Mcxiru, :mil the stury was cnrricil nut by sinigs ziml 1l:uiucsl1y slmlcnts. The hem- iiic was re-scum-il iii true llvllllllle tie' fnsliimi, :mil cvcrytliiiig cmlwl lixippily. 89 P.E.Exh1b11 'l1l11- l'111's11'111 lf1l111'11ti1111 l'fx11i11i1i1111 1111 ixlllj' 11 was ll 1ll'1ll1ll11t, 1'11s1 1l11lX'111 ' 111111111 with its 11111111-1111 liffhts 111111 XVCl1-tI'Illl1Cl1 st11111-111s 11'1111 wc 5 Z'- 111r1111g'11 thcii' 111'i11s 111111 stunts with ll great 11c111 111 skill. 'l'his 11c1'f11r111111 g'i1'1'11 111 1111111 1111131 lf' ' ' ' 'i i ' 1 xs 11111 gnls 111111s111t111 1111 1111111 111 1111111 1111111 111 LllNN 11111 was 11111 1111'11111'1'1l L'S17L'l'1lll1j' l.111' 1111l11i1' cxhi11i1i1111. 'l111c 1lc1111111st1'11ti1111 111' the 11111's i11c1111c11 H118 hcuics, ' U'Zll11' 11' '1111 1 1.11 112, 111 LX 111111, 11111111l111g, NV1'L'Stl1l1g, 1111xi11g, 111111 1111 010131111111 1'Clilf'. ,X now 111111 111111111 1111- 1111111110 1111' 11111 girls tl11S j'L'llI' VVZIS thc S1i117-l'1l11C 11111ss 111111. 1111-1' ll 11111'111'111111111l 111 11111 1111111'i11g, 11111111li11g, 111111111111 1111i11li11g', 1111 1'f11g'1is11 C111111 . . . . , , 111111112 Il CZQ111111s1111'1111i1111 1'1111i 1l11111'c, 111111 1111 .X111c1'i1'1111 1l1ll'11 11Il11L'L', l'1111 1111114 thc 1Y1'11s .X11 s1111l1-111 St1.fll1l111 111111 11'1'1'1' cl. s 111' thc 11111'si1'111 c11111'11ti1111 1'111sscs 11111'tici1111tc11 111 thc 111-1111 1'1111s1'11 11111s11y l1.11111 the G. X. .X. girls. 'lihc G, ,X. .X. S1J1ll1SI1I'L'11 thc 1'xhi111 111111, w11i1311 w11s 11110111011 111' Miss Gwen 1411111111111 111111 11111 1'il'I1l1li fyL1U111 Miss 1111111111111 11 1111i111S. r1-sc111c1l thc G. .1X. .'X. 11w11r11s t11 girls 11'1111 111111 111'11ic1'c11 111 Mk 1511 111 1'cs111111si11lc f111' its s111'1'1-ss. '1'11c girls' t11111111i11g tCil1l1 NX IN 1111 L11 uwt Hmaleur Show clll tlic evening ul lXlz1rcl1 9 :lt eight mfcluclc the lllliltlilllf t'1lcnt in blimv. wliivli was s must A i 'N ll. l. ll. S. gzitlicrcml in the gymiizisiuni tu1n'QScnttl1c sccwml :mnuzll .Xmntcui l ' 1 iiul lax lit ' 1 4 t x l uriwlc Lurtziin. Mia. luilclx, simiisui' ol tht l Iltlsttll 1 1 x 'K' . x ' ' 'urplc Curtain, zilmig with ciminiittccs omni l ut mtmlmtis ul tl1L mll llllltlkS tlulm xxx 'z 1 X , wrltccl l'11i'imisly tluriiig thc flxlys prccccling' thc .Xmutcur Slum' zlttcmliiig tu :ill thc many imimrtmt clctzlils vmiiicvtcml with tlw linzll p1'c:4ciit:1ti1-ii. 'lllic jullgcs fm' thc ll'CllllllIl2ll'lL'S, in . . 4 l ulmlitilni tu Mia. lfclmlx' wurc llliw Iuliiismi llli s lll ist 1 l Nli , lllic zlumliciicc were tlic jutlgc X'lll'I1lllS mcrclinnts ml' thc t .. A . , S: . :J 111, :nr A 1 Qclwrlt. uwii. l'11'st llllllYllltl2 'ns mm lwy lJ:1 il iiift xx lilt l'm'1c1', wlm liliimwuilsly rcsul 'lll1c llig' llzul lYull' Otl in um wilmcrs wt-rc lizicncllzi Ili ici' imlivirluzll Ill '. ctt, wliu in tlic custumc uf am ulclffzlsliimicml ffirl, 5 wing :mel mlzmccml tu thc time ul' XX'l1cn l':L Xliis Cwurtin' Klum: l.:1Yci'iic lfwiicr' wli V' ' ' ' ' ' , , ist wing was .ltcunipnniccl lmy lici' lmitlicly il pianist: :mil llulm P Nlizcll, ll l i'cm'l1 linrp plnycr. llw .'L'l A ' X 'tw trims Wim tlic gimiip prizes. Ono was timiiipm l ul lltlui lluulus. l'l1yllis llurlizim, :mtl lkxggx' l,t-iitz: tlic wtlici' ic ,Xwl'ul 'llriuf' was cmiiimscal uf -lcwcl Yzltcs, Gcncvzt Striclt' lm gimn llluliw. .,. , :mil Yir- -lulm Uliricn, .Icrry XX Llmli Cli thc guig. 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'llliv l,11wclls 111111 lliis llllI'lY'SL't'1lI14l l.1rwcll-l',111c1's11111z111 cwiilcsl 11 ll1ll'L'll .il witli :1 scurc 111' -W-SS. rllllkj' zilsw W1111 lirst i11 liclwl-sclliiig, :1111l l11'sl i11 :ill ilu- uvciits lllll l.yIK'NX'I'lllllg' :1111l 11i:11111 siilu. 'l'l111sL' wlm W1111 lirsl 111-11' XX-llfllk' ll:1ll, 111':1ti11113 llctly Nlclvailli, 1l1':1111:1lic 1'c:11li11g'3 li:1y11111111l KL-11- llk'l', lung S' sulu: liuimlliy 'lL'2lll Sl.SllgIQIA. girls' swlu: l5:1l1lu l'111'1v1', l111111111'1111s ivzuliiig. lli-Ili lwys' :mil girls' iluzirtcts W1111 lirst. 'lllic buys' 1lU1ll'lL'l is 1.111111115v1l 111' iiL'4lI'g'C Siiiipsini, 'llimi Gililms, lQ:1y11111111l lluiiilcr, :1111l l31111:1l1l . , . 1 . - . , D - 5 , liwcl cwiiiiwscul tlic girls' 4IllJl1'lL'l. -llbllll fJ'lil'lC1l w1111 sccmirl i11 111'z1ti1111. lcii 'Q 9 xc? ig, - Imp, IIN-ulxlu-vpillil Stmlvnls, I.z'ft In riizlil ,Ia-ssiv l.:ll3:m'. Zn-llu Ifwull. 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Svlliwrf Aluyuu llill. jznmw XX'ilsfni. lllnriu Ilzwgn-r, Hrs. llzmkinf. lilulitlx Nlcl'ui'i11:u'Ic, Il-lmllxx Uuixm I'1Ini ilu lu p x . 2 : . rm- Commercial Contest llu' cwiiiiiicwixxl stmln-nts. umlci' tlic clircclimi ul' Klrs. lluwkins, lliss l wwcll, :uml Nlr. Ql2lI'lQl', lizlvc manic czlrlx' :lml Stzlxul lznlc, lmvc lillcil iiizmx' Il slilntlmml lnlrlct, :lml lizlvc wwrii nut mzmx' ll lYl7CXK'I'lTL'I' I'llilHrll 111 :lu cllurl lu lmriiig' lrzmclq In ll. 'lf II, S. this yuur tlic cuvctucl Gm'01'1mi s cup, 'IX-gmis 'rc clwscn l.l'HIl1 ilu' SIIIFCTIUI' sliwwrtliznml, typiiig, :xml lnmlqlqccpiiig' stmlciits lu l'L'liI'L'SL'lIl us in tlic vzxrimvus cuiiiliiclwizll unilcsls. II1v4ilQliL-L-imiilg elimin- '-. . lllfrll lcsts In-Ill lX'I:1i'Uli Irv, If, 11ml 22 ilctcrmim-fl tliznt tlic tczim wuulcl lic uvlliimscfl ffl' llill :xml vlcssic I,:llI:1w, tl. C, llillizml, hlulm -lulmsmi. :xml Zcllzx lux-II. .XII scvcn incinlicrs ul' the I+'Iyi11g' Scllizulimif' tfmlq imrt in tlmc II llnmzll lmfmlilicciriiig' cmitcst liclml Ill llznI'i'1slm1'g' lrwm Nlzlrcli 21 lu Sl. 'Illia' liisl rlistricl umtcst was In-Ill ,Xpril I5 :nt I'flflur:14lfv. Sllcccssllil stu' llenls XYUIIIUIIfUlllL'SCk'lIHlI1ll In-I1l:1t Cnrlmmlzllu Klzny fm, :iml lizul liigli lmpcs ul wmiiwtivigg :il tlw stntc umtust lwlfl im May IZ 11ml I3 :it tlic l.1IIX'L'I'Sllj ul llllllr DIS. EI, A Junior-Senior Prem Culnrlul nlecuratimms, suft lights, new Spring fnrmals, rlnwers, anal catchy swing tunes will transform our gymnasium into something like fairylanml fur our guing-nut party given us hy the -luniurs the last of May. AS this is the last gala occasion of the year, we are looking furwarml tu making it the must enjnvalmle of all. Baccalaureate Our gyinnasium, usually the scene of so much hilarity, will assume a more iligniliecl anal solemn air, as the Seniors, serious anal thoughtful in cap ancl gmvn, gather to listen to the annual Baccalaureate amlclress given hy the Rev. Remy N. Kean, on Sunclav, May 28. Commencement linlliming a shurt program lay the orchestra and glee elulms, anil with much l'mnp anml Cireu1nstanee, the Seniur class will lie granluatetl on Friday . r x1 - Q . A A ' 1 .. . , , evening, 'I une 2. lhe nliplmnas will he piesentefl hy l iincipal llarry laylnr. Hppreciatiun Our yearbook is made possible only by the fine support and cooperation given by the many busi- ness men and women whose advertisements appear on these pages. Such loyalty to student activities on the part of these business firms is deserving of our patronage. In this way both H. T. H. S. and loyal business houses will continue to prosper. gp.-an.-n1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1u1n1uu..u1u1u1n1n-u up .. .----.-.--.--.------....... - -..-.. ala Lloyd L. Parker FURNITURE STORE FINEST IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS EBB SHOE SERVICE THE HOME or INVISIBLE HALF SOLES Many Harrisburg Township High School graduates have found that the best way to a good office pos- ition is through a reliable business college. May we tell you what the business world has to offer you? LOCKYEAR'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Evansville, Indiana PAINT WALLPAPER CLIFFORD STRICKLIN Where Saline County Buys Its Paint GLASS WINDOW SHADES I .. . .....-. ll ., . I ., . ,. . I . . I . I . . . I I I I I I It 1. 1. 1. it it li I it 1 u -I I I I I I I I an .p1nn--41-11.115.1.11.11I......Qnh-n1M..ni..1..1..i..1..-....1..1..1..i..1..1.-1..1n1..1 4. .-.. .-.-..... ..-.......-......-...-..-..-..-..-.. ----..... ..-.. ala SPORTING GOODS Finest FOUNTAIN SERVICE In Town SKAGGS' DRUG STORE South Side of the Square PAN KEY BROS. BAKERY SUNFED BUTTER-NUT BREAD BAKED FINE SINCE 1909 Arensman Shoe Store LINDENWOOD COLLEGE St. Charles, Mo. The High School Students of Harrisburg are invited to visit Lindenwoods campus. We shall be happy to have you. IOHN L. ROEMER, President Box HA-39-St. Charles, Missouri BROWNIE'S . CLEANING AND PRESSING Phone 25 101-2 West Poplar St THE NEWEST AND MOST MODERN PLANT IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Il-an-g 1111111111111-111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111111111111--111 W. A. GRANT IEWELRY CO. - For Gifts - BEAUTIFUL DIAMONDS AND WEDDING RINGS as low as 55.00. The diamonds are of a very high grade, fine color, and Very brilliant. We Feature: THE FAMOUS GRUEN WATCHES - STRAP, BRACELET AND POCKET, ALSO GRANT, ELGIN AND HAMILTON WATCHES We have a very complete collection of gifts and we feel sure that you can find something you like. Leather Goods-Bill Folds-Belts-Bags-Compacts- Mesh Bags-Beautiful Beads and Bracelets-Costume Iewelry-Rings and Pendants-Sheaffer Lifetime Pens and Pencils-Crosses and Chains-Lockets and Chains, especially good. Whatever the event may be, we have suitable gifts for same and especially do we have a complete outlay of Graduation Gifts. Fine Watch Making - Diamond Setting - Hand Engraving W. A. GRANT IEWELRY CO. - For Gifts - HARRISBURG, ILL. SILVER CHINA CRYSTAL 11111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111111111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111111111111 Let's Go Boys - Everybody at N I C K ' S It's The Talk Of The Town Compliments ot I. B. FORD LUMBER CO. PHONE 92 W. C. HATFIELD GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP Electric and Acetylene Welding UNITED MOTORS SERVICE Compliments of AUTO CLUB OF EGYPT A CIVIC SERVICE ORGANIZATION Southern Illinois Affiliation of the American Automobile Associat n Compliments of NEWKIRK'S EXCLUSIVE IVIILLINERY WHERE QUALITY, STYLE AND RELIABILITY CAN BE FoUND 16 West Poplar Street Opposite the Orpheum Theat WEBSTER'S DRUG STORE - For - Any Kind of School Books or Supplies - Also - Full Line of Sporting Goods 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1.u1gg1gg1 1 1-n1n1n--uu1uu1uu1uu1un1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1s 3 HIBYH. law, -. f ,Q 'K u1lpilq1g.111.-1111-11 SMART WOMEN Receive EXPERT CARE For Face and Hair at the FRENCH Beauty Parlor Marinello Operators THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Harrisburg Makes an earnest effort to accommodate all classes. Our aim is to make our bank a place Where all may feel at home, a place where the beginner and those of moderate means may expect the same treatment as those more favorably situated. Member Federal Deposit Phone 515 Madge Richardson COI'pOI'Ct'tiOn . A I N B O W ' Keep Tuned Daily To DRUG STORE LUEBU THE VOICE OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HARRISBURG l2lU Kilocycles - 250 Watts For Advertising Rates, Write I. M. TAYLOR, Mgr. .,....1....-111111111111 The Quality Store No. Side of Square The Most Complete Stock of Quality Merchandise in Southern Illinois Featuring:- CANDIES PERFUMES TOILETRIES LEATHER GOODS GIFT ITEMS WATCHES SHEAFFER PENS ci PENCILS Also Everyday Necessities Prompt - Courteous Service 1 1 1 .- 1 1 1 1 Mining,..i.,1..--M1,,1,.1,..1n.1,.1,,1,.1 1 .1 1 .. 1u1..1.'--In Compliments of A B N E Y 6 G R A M PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE 29 W. POPLAR Sherwin-Williams Headquarters Phone 78 C. F. McDOWELL GROCERY Corner of Virginia and Webster Streets WE SELL HARRISBURG ICE DIAMOND GAS AND 760 MOTOR OIL Compliments of SETEN FURNITURE CO., INC. I-Iarrisburg's Leading Furniture Store TO THE CLASS OF '39 RQYAT ROWN EEI LA YOU'LL LIKE IT BETTER BECAUSE IT'S GOOD NEHI BOTTLING WORKS .1..-...1..1..1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -. .. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-n1nu..,.1g..1..1..1., eln u-u 1111 nina-nn--uuinu-au1 -n1nn-nn1un-nn-n 1uu1uv1un1nu1nu1nu1uu1uu1n1unin-11:11 UI! EVANS' SUPER SERVICE 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Wreck Rebuilding A Specialty Frame and Axle Straightening Phone 775-R HARRISBURG, ILL Compliments M Y R O N S EXCLUSIVE EEMININE APPAREL l d V Our Store for V:r?ES,ln SETEN HARDWARE COMPANY This Year as in the Past The Keystone Staff Appreciates The Quality of Photographs Furnished by The Metcalf Studio Established 1917 Harrisburg, Illinois 4- --- --------------- -- ---------- --------- -1- .g.............-........-...........-..-..-..-...-..-....,..-...-...-...............-..-..-..-...............................g. I DORRIS LU1v1:BER COMPANY Telephone 355 Harrisburg, Illinois I I I I FORD'S FLOWER SHOP I Cut Flowers, Florol Designs, Plonts I 415 North Webster St. Phone 230-R I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I SALINE CANDY 6. BoT'rLING co. I I I I HARRISBURG, ILL. I I I I I I PRED N. RUSSLER I I I I PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR I I I 9 West Church St. Phone 199-W i . I HARRISBURG, 1LL1No1s I I I I I I Compliments of I I D E A N ' S G A R A G E Deon Hill i E HUDSON - PACKARD Sales and Service ' Open All Night Phone 66 I II I :,..-........-..-..-..-.- - - .. - - .. - - - .. - - - - - - - .. -..-..-..-..... 4. - .....,-..-...-,...-u.,-....-,..,-...-... --..- . - -,.-...-.....,..-,..-...-M.-......-....-..... elm Compliments from BOB BURNE'I'T'S A GOOD YEARBOOK The MAIN DESERVES A TAILORS, I-IATTERS, MOLLOY COVER HABERDASI-IERS On Main St. O Rendezvous for HTHS Stud Covers for the 1939 Keystone produced by ihe croftsrnen D o t t y of S H O P .... '. DAVID I. MOLLOY F O R PLANT W O M E N Chicago, Illinois DRINK DAIRY-BRAND MILK IT - INSURES - YOUR - HEALTH FOR - LIFE -1- --------- ------ ----------- - ---- --- 4- To The TAX PAYEBS, BOARD OF EDUCATION, FACULTY and STUDENT BODY We appreciate your splendid CO-OPERATION during our stay in Harrisburg. E. A. BRUNSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY St. Louis, Missouri Builders ot your West Wing addition. THE DAILY REGISTER - f W Z P A ' Q: 3 I dig r Aj X! V Q ------ 2 .gqsf X EH Eg M? XS tiff' 7 'X ' In -iiii ' N 'PY I :::,'.:':', Y 1522, A as Q it at am Q s i 5 fm, 'A' - - ez MODERN NEWSPAPER - COMPLETE ENGRAVING DEPT -REGISTER COIVIMERCIAL DEPARTIVIENT Distinctive Printing in Record Time THIS ISSUE OF KEYSTONE PRINTED AND BOUND BY IEIIIII JZIIIIIIQII rcfnlfew DECATUR, IIIIINIQIS Q Producers of Fine School Publicotions, Color, Corolog ond Commerciol Printing 'gag O ,vu o P O ia 9 Q 7 id? .Q U E G aft V . h . ff. 3 u Q if an-1.1-u.1nu1un1un1nn1nn1In-151.111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Compliments of THE HARRISBURG NATIONAL BANK Member of the THE PALACE CLOTHING HOUSE EVERYTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS THE FASHION PALACE LADIES' WEARING APPAREL - DISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT Flu The Houses of Quality Federal Deposit Insurance C CONGRATULATIONS tothe CLASS OE 1939 IOHNIE'S CONFECTIONERY HUNSINGER 6 CUMMINS ALLIS-CHALMERS TRACTORS-IMPLEMENTS Corner Granger and Lincoln Phone 97lW GREGG 6 BARTER SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES l N. Main St. Harrisburg, lllinois ooMPL1MENTs or KROGER STORES CHAS. S. BOICOURT IEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST llO N. Vine St. Harrisburg COMPLIMENTS or PROGRESS LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS HAUPTMANN GROCERY and MEAT MARKET Where Quality Food ls Inexpensive Plenty of Parking Space Drive Down and Save Telephone 453 - Both Phones - Telephone 853 We deliver and extend credit to responsible parties without any extra charg GRANGER STREET MARKET 419 So. Granger St. Ecl. W. Cummins Free Delivery Phone 839 ,F ,,,.,,.,m...n-uu..m.-..-...- - - -......un-un-uu-m.-.....-m.-...- -. - - 1 - -vu-.....-.1.-m,-uu-n- 4. n-ll1n1u 111:11111--11111 -: 1: 1 -: - 1 2: ::ql:ui:::1la-nl! I I I I coMP1.1MENTs or i F. E. RIXMANN I I ARCHITECT I I I I I I I I I I I I I Designer of 1938 West Wing I Addition to the Harrisburg Township High School, and supervisor of the 1939 High School Repair Project. I I I I I I I I I I I I Arcade Building St. Louis, Missouri I I I I I l-an----n ------- : ----------------- --------I-1'---vi' ..1n.1uu1..inn1nn1u1n1u.----.un.-,I.-II.....-I.1.......-..1..i....,..1..1..1,.1..1..1.....,.1......1.. Economicer and Coolerator Air Conditioned Ice Refrigerators HARRISBURG ICE COMPANY ROSE AND CHERRY STREETS Cold Storage Lockers for Meats, Fruit and Vegetables Cold Storage Space for 18,000 Bushels of Apples Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1939 REES TURNER Compliments of HAWKINS BEAUTY SHOP 100 N. Main All Beauty Services Tel. No. 433 CLOTHING HATS THE BUCKEYE Tailored Clothes That Fit SHOES FURNISHINGS Come in for Supper! G 6: F SANDVVICH SHOPPE CURB SERVICE 27 W. Church Phone 85R Compliments of SALINE MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Sales CS Service 201 E. Poplar Street Harrisburg, Illinois cis l:nl1ll1u 1111111111111 -v 111:11111 nn1:u1lu1uu1ll nfl BOOSTIN G H. T. H. S. Ray W. Altrnire When You Build, Build With Brick FORD BRICK 6: TILE CO. PHONE 97 LEO RICHMOND'S MOBILGAS STATION Tel. 594W Corner Granger and Sloan Streets Friendly Service TIRES ACCESSORIES Best Wishes for the Future TO THE CLASS OF 1939 HARKER IVIILEY INSURANCE AGENCY ALL INSURANCE LINES HART'S Southern Illinois' Fastest Growing Department Store Congratulations From WASSON COAL CO. To The Graduating Class PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DR. C. E. SETEN Dentist Over Iackson's Drug Store l-3 S. Main Phone 132W l1..1.'1.n1up1 1 1 1 -liunni...1..41..,1,..1 ......1,.,11.m1 1 ... 1 1 1 1g.1u1n1.l1q.1ll Uuiei PIease...HuIdTha1 Pose... k I I I s E 5 E u W W5 'olbfgfsf . 'lgsgd' - -' as 'Wi SOI, 'aff 'S l lr N. . . ' Way' 513 'I x ' D may wS5s'.:2-a.'G- - Not the greatest . . . not the largest . . . but an organlzatlon devoted to a prlnclple ol excellence. For more than three decades hundreds ol yearbook editors and business managers have placed thelr lalth ln our ablllty to help them deslgn, publish, and llnance unusual yearbooks . . . 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