Harrisburg Township High School - Keystone Yearbook (Harrisburg, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1952 volume:

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Two thousand years ago boys and girls of the Roman Empire. in their white togas, trimmed in purple, had the same loyalty to friends and to school as we do today. The girls wore junk jewelry, the boys played ball, and borrowed Dad's chariot. They went to shows. But eolfes were unknown .' QSQQ X5 6 f A! r 1 s ' , 1 fx' 9 , '-4 ,f ' . g ,K H' M 1 -K fa . Y' .fat , im? - 3 . 544 R f 3 V ,1 , 4 : 1 4 V , ' 3 a , ,-'IJ 'Jug , ,.,,,.,,.+.. 5 V , 'f,'gm:.md.,9,,d ' .vgQL!faA,,., ,J f-- . ' .4 -1h 'l -, ,, - , ,- '-5,1 Q, 3, 5- 'f . . ,- fg,'l'11. ,.4'a-.-15,125-v Q-x' f -, ' A' 1' -4 1-W1'Ti?f mn H A' ' . iff' 4 1 -' .' '. . 3 Y ' . ,ui-.v if' F f f.. :- ', ' -, ' 1- Vunfi- yS.Y.. ' Q. fax ':-- Ir. nF..,A.4:5.: U. 'fl ,gil 1'.v'3-'lk' 4 'h.' ' 'W v . f. , it Mme Ifgn. xp.4.r4. i A ld' V. ,I '65 f5i.i f ' ff, . 4 f .vf.-+f :'-!f' 'r- iff. - 'V sa' iz! I Q ' .r V 37'-:RI Wa 441, ,uf J - 1 1 :rw g 5 S K Q X XF Q lil Sli ,X UNK HHN HHN XS IHI N Q 1 Q J 1 Y T M S K 'I N I l.g 12: U farm LUX Xl.'I'Y 'l'0 lflill-QNIIS , D lfl'W TU Q TRY J-'X-,'N 5 W0NTENg5,,,,.W7 Cf-5-.2 .-.429-4 V --51111511 - '-A . 4'-'fait , 1 -' . 'Q' ' ,. 1. f? 519 .f 'fl 1- X, X I 5 Xxx Teachers W'ere Slaves ...,,.....,w.... originally 'X From Slave Collar to Toga Virilis ee.,,,,..,e,., fThe old cap and gown deal U Mimes and Pautomimes . . . and the Papyrus Roll Julius 's In ws fDrama, Music, and Publicationsj fTl.5,....- School for Gladiators ......,,.ee,... mud, blood and the X xs-nga, - ,,.fg3cg,,X'-,X 'Sv-n.v,,v C to the-coach usvuf X ,QPNI4 V -v Nv y . ,Q M ,-r ii ..,....., ,, , 1g...,- . -Q... .. v,,,-r 3 , LX +1 ,,,.,,Mng,,Q,,,,,VW .J vin W'5'f. 7 4521? 4 -'lv 14, v '- F. my ., M. IIN nw V 4 ! wi. za uf 1. y 'L ...f R 'ri A55 n I., Z4 1 :J Mid I Nu-if 4,51 .fr-X u- rv f 1 Y , ii if 5 T f-ju! gf f fear 4.6K gy fx- M 2 fs aff-'H TEACHERS WERE SLAY ES 0l'lglllllllN The early Roman school was often a PERGULA a gallery attachec' to a publlc bu1ld1ng It was an open room roofed agamst the sun and ram but wlthout backs The ch1ldren were exoosed to the d1stract1ons of busy town llfe People nearby were annoyed by nolsy recltatlons and even noxsxer punlshments Teachers were 111 pard and ongxnally were slaves Three dollars per student per year was a fa1r fee Puplls brought presents from UIT16 to tune fhonoranum xn those day J apple pohshmg these days The school day began before sunr se Gust try to get Iumor up before seven th1rty'J Students brought candles by wh1ch to study Lmhl 1t became lxght The teachers dutv ceased when the student assumed the toga of manhood but warm affectlon contmued through hfe between the student and the PAEDAGOGUS ll D J g 4 I u Q 4 7 N . . . ' I 4 . X open at the sides and furnished with rough benches PRINCIPAL R L FOSTER BS MA Nortneast Mrssoun State Teachers College Unrverslty of Mtssoun UHIVGYSITY of H1 note T r g the 1951 50 scroct e r Mr Foster has contmued to Prove hrs ac 1' t dtrect al school attarrs th skrll and Judgrrent Tnrs year ln Orrgnnatecl and put rnto effect at H T H D a new scnedule Nhtch has proved mast acceataole because f 1te. tlextb tj 1n affcrdrng a greater varlety of suolects a d oecause extra ca ncular a ttvltres can now oe carned on wtthrn the ecn Mr F ster S Keen mtere t IH everw student rn extra curncular actrvrt ee d rr schalastrc acnreve en 5 has captured 1 ntrrt the adrnrratr n e r df taccrt e l . . , . ., . . . Q ,H A . ' V ' V 4 I ' ' H CJ HOLL. - .J , . J 'I' C1 . r AJ A ' if -. ,-, ' 1 ' ' .Us ' ' Q .1 tj ., 1 . 1. . . A . .c , . . ,., . . A l .A . . , . . 4' . 1 , , 1 i .. ., . , . - Ag - - C . c 111 ' N , , , . . . . . . . fl . - ' I' C , . .rect any , 3, . A 5 A' . , - .l7,C1Y1 .1. . . .7 CT... C L -+V ' ,A ' A - Y ' V.. f. H W v-' Y ct the :.,.'.'1c..f ,V , - ' T if, C1211 3.1.9 ,C..US',l..1fy, 6 'Q sp Dean of Girls ALTA, DAVIS. B.Ed., NLF.. Southern Illinois Ut1'.'ers1t': Peabody College Civics and Econcriicsp U S Historvg Sponsor luiior Class Hi-Tri, Dean of Girls, Miss Davis has continued her 1-fork this 'rear ZF fean of Girls zviih the sarzie quiet sympathy, encouragement and understanding she always shown, Tnrcugn ner ieaaer- shijo in Hi-Tri she has come in Contact with mont of the Qliif our school, and by her wise counseling, friendliness, :ia sincerity has enabled us tc better adiust ourselves to various asicects of schocl life. Sne may be seen most any day in roor: 122 helping girls with problems concerning colleges, scholarships, vocations, and school programs, or planning some Hi-Tri activity-all this and a full curricular schedule tcc Dean of Boys H. B. BAUMAN, Head of History Dept., Ed.B., M.A. Southern Illinois University University of Iowa University of Michigan Orientation, U. S, History, Psychology, and Sociology, Sponsor: Hi-Y, Student Council, lunior and Senior National Honor Societies, Dean of Boys, and Director of Guidance. As Dean of Boys, Mr. Bauman enjoys the high regard cf both faculty and students. His great interest in all students has won for hirn not only deep respect, but many cherished friendships arr.ong the students. His valuable advice has guided many of us in choosing the right vocation by stimu- lating our interests and giving us that extra amount of confi- dence which is so important to a young and confused person Mr Bauman stresses the importance of high ideals and strong jcetonalities which send our students from high school better able tc cope with lifes problems. Office Staff and Custodian Mane McCormick Shirley Brinkley Ray Goben e a 1 f s...-A -Ar -3 SCIENCE ELIZABETH LONGBONS. B.S.. IVLA. Hf-1: Cf fiff-r1':u leg 'h Ifflffifif Umvf-r.viI'y' -11 Iilmcig Qfzlmnbxa Ur11',ff,f,,1f-Y' PQ.'.','1',i Llfii CEAQZ1 L. f',', Sygfl Scif Je Cllr' IAMES T. BEEBS, B.S.: MA. P- ,,'.' 1'I31ritrfr1:1:1pC:. SfTl1'k1V!I'U Z.11YXG!' LJYXl'.'f'f.'lT'f Umv r v J INEYICL' Sf N Iii A'- Sriiyfr S-xiii' Clue.: ROBERT S. IOHNSON, B.S. Lfgnzricuth Coflege Bxclcqff Sponsor Se-mor Class :Cr CE,et:.L. :'j Cl-gh, Elizabeth Longbons Iames T. Beers Robert S. Iohnson 'X wi mf ,.0s X 'Sitges' .P .i Alvina Shestcxk Eleanor Etherton ALVINA SHESTAK. B.A.. MA. A k N--,Y 'Y yy, ,,-.,'-.-f H I S T O R Y ELEANOR E'I'HERTON,kB.Ed., I'fI.A ,...,,...v. f. xl.,,, , ENGLISH Bess B. Pemberton Lolo F. Eddy lfvxx A-oafa Helen Dunn Bernice Patterson Iulta Wtlltamson Velma Ogg Lura Wasson 7 Elsa Mary Tyndall BESS B PEMBERTON B of Ed Southern llltnot Untverstty Untverstty ot llltrtot l-le d o' Enqltsh Department Sponsor Sophomore Cla s LOLOF EDDY BEd MA Eastern llltnots State Tea hers College Colurrbta Untverstty Speech Dtre tor of Dramattcs Sponsor Trte ptan and Speecft Contests luntor Class HELEN DUNN A B BE llltnots Wesleyan Urttverstty llltnots State lNo mal Untverstty Untverstty of llltnots Engltsh Sponsor Sen or Class BERNICE PATTERSON A B MA Untverstty of llltnot Engltsh Sponsor Iuntor Class x 'W fe'- ,gf ,J IULIA WILLIAMSON B of Ed MA Southern llltnots Untverstty Untverstty of llltnots Englt rt Sponso luntor Class and Keystone Ad verttstnq VELMA OGG AB MA Unt er tty of llltnots Untverstty of Coltfornta Eng ltsh Sponsor Keystone Sophomore Class LURA WASSON AB Untfer tty of llltnots Engltshl Ortentattort lourrtal tsm Sponsor Sophomore Class Purple Clarton ELSA MARY TYNDALL B A MA Ewtrtg College Untferstty of Kentucky Untv t of Ctnctnrtatt Ltbrartan Sponsor Ltbrary Club In Memoriam Mrs Indya Wade who dled suddenly whlle teachmg her Engltsh class Ianuary 2 1952 Wea hady Nall a o e once grew Fuaded and hlo orned tn God free ltght Natered ana ted by norntng dew Sseddtng tts sftee e s day and rttght t are f a d lo orred 'atr and ta owlf rtstng t 1 taht lt came to a 'T' r ugh vtt t r the wall homo ttrtvcra oearorptf ulo ecrv rd totf lal 'rt 't N The Hose Sttll Grows Beyond the Wall A L N. lj. .gvr . g' N C A a , . . - , 1 1-'. ,V - . . , . . I . F . t n v V . ., g - I s ' I 1 ' I Al V I ' 7 ' I I ul u 1 I I I . .A . 5. I . .L , Y .1 S. . . I . I . . if - -T' , ' Q ' 'Q l : . 1 ' 5 - i -, ' - A 5 A I I n ll I 1 . . ., . . 'A I w ' A I ' ey'5'tY I A S? - I 5 5 -4 ' ' . fp ' ' 5 . 1 ' . 1 . , . r s ' ' . 1 r s , A. hi A b Y Vv ' ' 1 '. ' W N I ',. ,tr.si . Q . Ag: t A ,v n loes .. 1 ' . ll x SE ' o letter le' :revise i . . V A .h o V . Pc? there :hone a oe f light. Gnward tt Crep: 'mth added strength ,, Wat' te -- tnouant f ta fd: lt followed the iifzht thro' a. th e ice-lenatrt, .f- ,X A ., '.lHlOl'iE',l ttrel' or. the other E . N , 1 , V , S,t l clairr, of death cause us to grieve, 3, ' V And .. ake our courage tatnt or tall? 4 L ,T f V - - M l'ffr',', fe! Ll? taztzi and hope receive- - '. .iff- ' .- - - V t 'J-'L 3 432' The rope stt.l zgroz-J.: LE'3'GI1d t. e ' all. ., ' Hs Vs L t 'ff 5- PM - A ' 21-.A .M Ar--A . , . , , S ' g by Frtmc Faye Moffett h-,si MATHEMATICS PAYE MOFFETT, A.B., M.A. -::'.'er.fzt'.' Q4 Czlcrzdz S 'Cx CQ? rc Sfcr: -ef: ':i:Y.,.,Q,. Sr- IAMES MCKEE. B.S. f,ff17'f'.'1fff. Cflif 36' S: ,i:.err.I1Q:r::1: ' Iumes McKee Ilfi-'A.:xlC1Ef,f'l Plzr., Je ,...c,- Am. M Bill Hoi! A 4 1 BILL HOTT, B.S., M.A. !ff,',1X-.Aff ' 4, ?.'f'4rr31f' Qgliegf- Cf Mr AMW'- ,f. L Q. ff5:frrA -Q72 -ff vi --v Louise T. Rice Latin Students Study Methods of Ancient Warfare L A T I N LOUISE T. RKCE., A.B., A.M. ,v .. . . ,-. .-A-Q, ...,. ,. ...-., ,,,.N,,,. .X fr' 'Q':fe'1'- t.Y'1f',, Sgt, 2' L . ,-., KATHRYN Y. RICE. A.B., A.lVl. . , . . ART Kathryn Y. Rice ,4- IOHN L. SCHORK, BA. Culver-Stockton Cell-ege, irksville State Tezihe-rs College, Chicczzc Musi- cal College, ChYlFflUYl3E3'Yi 4. ' ' g cial Mu- slc, French, Enjlxell, Or:- entcltlon, Spenser: Fresh- man Class Operetti hmm ..-es, CCR:-ew: MARSHALL COTHRAN, IR. B.M.E. Iohn L. Shork Marshall corhmn M U S I C INDUSTRIAL ARTS I. GORDON PARKHURST, B.S.. M.S. Soiiinern lllinois University, Woodworking, Mechanical Drawing, Sponsor Soplicrn Class ei il E. I. Thompson AGRICULTURE E. I. 'I'HOMPSON, B.A., B.S., IVLA. Southern lliinois Univers- ity, lndiaria University, University cl l.lincis, Biol- ogy, Agriculture, Sponsor: lr' F A, Fresrirriari Class. I. Gordon Parkhursi 'N 7 Ann H oit Louxse Sxlls Cothran AC PD gl HOMEMAKING ANN HOIT, B.S. Murray State Colieae, Maryville College, Univer- it ol K 'it ic H e . V r , e. uc yg ern,- rraking II 5 lV, Spczisori Il FH A. LOUISE SILLS COTHRAN, B.S. Western Kentucky Sizne Teacher: College, Murray Sfate Colleae, University cl Kenfqcky, Home Ecc- norn:cs,Pr1',':fical and ECC- ' norxi: Geography, Spar.- ,ecr Fl-l,A, Fr fnrrian Horne Rocrri, E- 1 42 1' . X1 ,. 5 .f '.'-10 :bf 19. . '55, 'f-gum x 'A ' ix? ,W- -4 pr wg Jw 1 0 'R 5 F ' ,dfar'-': '- ' 7 'Q H24 .. - X gm, -1, p If MNTRQJ Q ' ' H , Q 1 1 Q a 1 E 'SJR' Ml .gi dl. THE NEW GYM Our new Physical and Vocational Education Building, known as the Davenport gym, was described as None of the most beautiful l've ever seen in lllinois by Roy O. Duncan at the dedication of the new building Saturday, November l7. Duncan, director of the health and physical education in the office of the state superintendent of public instruction was the chief speaker at the dedication ceremony held before the game between S.l.U. and indiana State which was won by Indiana, 49-47. Albert Willis, executive secretary of the lllinois High School Asso- ciation, also spoke briefly during the ceremony in which the four buildings were named for outstanding personalities of the schools history, Miss Bess Pemberton, l-larry Taylor, Clarence Bonnell, and George Davenport. RALPH E. DAVISON. B.Ed. lllinois Wesleyan Uni- versity, University of lllinois, Butler Univer- sity, University of Ken- tucky, Southern Illinois University: History, Orientation, Driver Training, PE., Spon- sor: H Club, Football, Basketball,Track,Base- ball. LAWRENCE CALUFETTI. B.Ed. Southern lllinois Uni- versityg PE., Assistant Coach, Sponsor: Soph- omore Home Room, Ralph E. Davison Lawrence Calufetti PAYE K. NANCE, B.S. Murray State College, Girl's PE., Sponsor: G A, A., Cheerleaders. Faye K. Nance 'ni-ug ,a -MQ il' , I,,. tw. ,M , s-A. QP 4+ U, vu.. '11 Y' n.,,,,,.N, w., , f-. .' .fl W 353- 'I'-' fl . A 1 ,pg f ' , ..u 5 f p 'ff J y ,-1,1 'E Q-Z 5 fl jf V THE C ASSES Come the 17th of March and THE LIBERALIA Father had a great feast at home for Iuruor 1 the lad had matured After the feast a great processlon started for the Forum Father had used all h1s personal and pol1t1ca1 mfluence and gathered together h1s slaves the freedmen trades people l'1S chents Iumors LIBERALIA lust had to be 1mpress1ve fRemember the Pomp cmd Clrcumstance of Graduat1on'PJ After much advmce from the elders Iunlor la1d aslde h1s cnmson bordered TOGA PRAETEXTA and put on a pure wh1te TOGA VIRILIA He had become a c1t1zen Iumor was then lxable for m1l1tary duty xn those anclent tlmes Um' after 2 000 years thmgs are not so dlfferentl ll ' if l l 1 K ' A . t 1 I 1 the teachers and all the relatives and friends. IORS Ioann Anderson redhead very mce and sweet know her rs quxte a treat I- R1chard Armlstead The young man wrth rx horn Phylhs Baker A pretty smile a lrxend worthwhxle Mary Al1C8 Barger A she s adorable C' A Lau So you thunk the Poodle hair cut IS new? History Dale Bean Rumor has rt that he studxes-sometxmesl CY Raymond Berkel Grrls make me llustered O Barbara Boatnght Her black hair the envy ol all the girls kco a Ioann Bowen You re lust In Love tarts 4 rr a DIXIG Lou Brothers A pretty gxrl IS like a melody Grace Brown She has a dark and rovmg eye , , F H ' : yo . . . 'l Q ., ' E' H '. T T ' fjf1'.rx ' Q ffelwct fffj?f.f4S:w7Q' Y Mf1':1r.:E1r.: I If S 'rf '-117.1 1 Q 7 H fl. ll:,lFHlX123-1l':fAClf1C '!?: lP1ltlli'.fT. l PHL ',fl.xk l lf E, -1 'fcncert rar: I 2 3 A if-an zwzrlez l 1, A l L Pep Clghl EEZTW 3 4 Ccirnc her, -1, Cwiesfra l, 2, 3, 4 ricri, room otfxce Z It Curl: fi I I 1 I O P F fxiihm 1 1, M vie Cgefatcr, 2 3 4 Pew Vlcw 2, P. ,. Len 4, P. P fxrgrtfzczn 2' Kcyfitcrm -,kk 9 lf-Prizm 7 -, Cv P. A Z Fug CML Q F P: ln 4 Fahd 1 '- Twzzle' l 1 S 'fy-erkafiv TH 2 5 41 frf-sr .. ff,af'F:,C'1' ccrrgmr H Pcw We Q ' .nzcr Pl ',' 5 I.: '51 regcw fi la .-5. l .. , ,, If Z..-,z - 1' f 5 I 5'1,,-.- QV , SENIORS Omar Buchanan Everybody likes a lriendly guy. Don Carol A likeable chap with a will and a way. Dolly Casteel fTaylorl ring on her finger and lire in her eyes. li U5 Norma Chenoweth QS IX Uenkmsl kvAl A tiny bit ol heaven Y All hcl N7 V XY 9 woot! wall show you that the Roman gals tossed a head of Earl Gene Clayton Bsk me no questions! P Fred Chne Flashbulb Freddlel 6' 9 ES Ramona Raye Cobb A friendly girl and a lover of fun Bette Coffee llU pounds of fun Barbara IoAnn Craig To talk and swallow at the same moment is not easy lames Edward Crawford Secretary Selfconlidence is the first requisite in great understanding 4' 'wav IORS Lou Ann Dallas The sixth sense common sense belongs to thls charmmq young lady nw K Q Ioyce Dees A great devotee ol the gospel ct gettlng along Dons LaVer'1e D1XO 1 Pure gold never tarnlshes ng Bur t ar rf rdo X L Glendal Douglas Oh' How I hate to get up ID the morning fancy short curls banded IH a ribbon of gold They sal' ,Q 'T dug, Barbara Duncan In each cheek appeared a pretty dxmple I' Mary Ann Dunnmg They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts GA Fl Ly ZJ Reita Iune Durlee closed mouth never catches llxes 4 F- r Tom Enoch Tallu ay s 'ny lavo xte pastxme Barbara Anne L. f J Frlendlmess 15 her mxddle name 9 l Y !..!'V71L On a motorcycle he s a Nhlll . NIGRS Don Ray Ewell It anyone is feeling ill. lust swallow Don, he's a pill. Glendel Ewell short but lm buxlt Ike Atlas Patsy lean Farmer Dxd I tell you about my date n1ght Well I marned hxm' IRA U3 XVAHSIX X M AU 7 7 V Dale Ferrell Quxet ln class that xs' ost vm had beauty operators too fornatrlcesj Furthermore Ioann Flalcr Cute as a button and lust about as hrg' Dolores Ann Fowler Strawberry blonde wlth laughing blue eyes Lovetta Marxednh Fulkerson Mx true love hath my heart and I have hrs Peggy Iane Fulkerson Blest wxth agxhty mental abxllty happiness hopetulness strength and stabxlxty Sue Fulkerson It you new Susie lxke I know' Susxe' lack Futrell Farmmg appeals to me more than school -on it .ls Emma Lou Cates Twxnlclmg eyes and a lrlendly manner WIIXTIG Fay Glbbons Thev could not wxsh her OlheIWlSe Donald G1bson He s calm and collected and never delected Irmaglen G-Ilffllh Promise rs most gxven when the least IS saxd Rlchard Grxfflths VICG Pres1dent That Squire ot Dames T no l- I Dav1d W Guard Pres dent Is lt a n n H 1 P Delores De Etta Hancock Lovely as a star when only one 15 shxrung ln the sky Russell Hancock woman would run through hre and water for such a kmd heart Iohn Richard Harmmg l luke 'un l like yokes But rrost ol all l lust like lolks Rlchard Iohn Harper Dont look mtellxgent you mxght be culled on It -1 F F l:-t'.1l3i: . I 7 Ei F1 Cb: 1 3 Hiitcfc A r ,:'L7.ar: 4 F l' A l Eiflw 1 E7 f Expt '. f. 4 ll-'U-A' S pic' T 1' Z F lk I bleaches and dyes were qulte the thmg. So were E Z 3 4 C: 'fwgffxxn 4 Elaskei: 1. Alla l:all23,4.:acklZE-QCZSO J C l- Fxlul: 1 n, l, 'H Clpxb l 2 3 St.1f'n' 'Tc .r1:1Q 'I'- as r l Hfnv.--4 1 f3'Ksi,:vr.' l 7 one-'fu,rr1 Vxce P:-'sim-:.' ball, l 2 3 -'l Eflskeffkll. 'lemma 3 :HL-'leader l Le -'Girl 7 fr. Q Musa: ?lf .'xc'.-J 3 F 15. E Qs Sion-.' L E HA 5:.f.loaQ1 2 P 2 f:41i.? i: 1 1 'oct '.'.:- P:es':fr.' I l. H F ' f UIQ F ,'l,:. 1. fain . : 'iii 1 '.N f.' l Ei 'f..: 1 lf - - Le -vtf V -, 1 IORS Barbara Henley Music hath charms-and so has she! .5 an-, is 6 Q Byron Patrlck Henry Thou knowest hrm well the god ol sleep Iuclrth Ann Hess Nords be music Im cr brass band jfs SRA U3 ' NP' x Cl S X Kenneth Lee Hommg KvAllSA Xl? M He couldnt be good rf he would and he wouldnt be good xl he could elaborate pms combs gold chams rmgs and pearls fx Marvm Horton If lt am t one thmg lt s another Ferrel Don Howard H a wonder and nothmg less Frances Ianette Humm Though she be httle she IS herce Monty Hunter Ah' He s a rare good sport Delores Ianet Iackson But Beautxlul W1l11am Hal Iohnson You ve got to be a football hero 1 I I i 114, Q , ,Z F El P':': E,'15z, I THE Serin HH V . I . ' ' x Y A A .' A , .Y . X eye: :Z .A l I :N 1- ix t 'X 3.15 5 e- 1: 653.32 1 f , , Qflil r swf: - r .e::. .,:.i - . f 'Q .fg-'f 1 L -' l...s1C if .X E '.'1'f -'-' Q ii: I','f,- s' r: ., , 1 - t , t l X ' l .. , . Alf lil t ' h , 5 , tx ,. -f V Ty Feybil, l 7 -I Track l 2 izfkefg.. 1 1 Pee.-f vve-.-f 1 2 3 kj . :1 C. .: l IP -1 Cas: Oli?-5 Q 3. ' 1 1 1 Y Q Q j 0 lv . I F .-.'k't'.'5'.-.' l-3 2 it-:f'11:L Qr1 -1 .. e.3 . f-vi l':. l i f Q 1232: l f ? fl Elixfzi.. 3 'z ' .: -Q . f 'Q Spzei' 'ft mr. F P E E231- ' :vs ' ' i i l.f:'::i,:g 5:23 1 2 7 1 ,fx El:- f.nQ75?ffffff'1?: :ff iffsfufiiflf frfjffil-f' Q.-'5f7A31 L ?'t'T:'::Ti- 'fllltmf P f ilili i.,4 if ? 5 A 2 'arg A ' M so SENIGRS Q d Ierry Kntght Iohnson When I am gone xt wrll be hard to hnd another man lxke me Qc: xe bat Edward Kertvs Stlll water runs deep Charles Roy Klelhorn Tall dark and handsome' :mee t Barra A we Q 1 Margaret Klexn She acts behaves and thinks just llke She should 'cr 1 In fact there was a perfect mama for pewels C What 'x xx 'Sw bw-v Bert Lancaster They Go Wlld Sxmply Wxld Over e a y Vl YP Tome lmao O Mable Ruth Lane Manners are woman s best adornment 11: Marshall Ralph Lane l never mtend to die from overwork Wxlllam Lewls Lavender Wxnds may come and wlnds may go but Ill blow on forever Vlrglrua Ann Leeke A boss s knee rs not my plea but l m gomg to be a secretary Edwm Duane Lewellyn Treasurer Ablhty stabxlrty personahty and poxse What a combxnatxon' NIORS Monzelle LSWIS Her mxddle name 1s rhythm Charles Paul Marshall lt pa,s to be good I trxed on Iohn MGl1' What s the use ol worrymg over J hat Ill never know? EK W j Ioan Kathleen Matthew Dark hcnr and snappy eyes cl dangerous combmatxon X My Wt ill' 71' KK' 9 I 7 H T H S girl as wsthout her punk pewelry J And Iosephme Delores Mayberry Llttle and cute as she can be Don Mmner The only red we want is the r we ve got Edwln Morrxs There s somethmg about the month oi Iune that l like B111 McNew Men a e most apt to belxeve what they least understand women Kenneth Nolen And gladly would he learn W1nn1e Iona Ogelsby As sweet as she rs clever -di iii 'S-ff.. J' i 22' 'C' SENIORS Bob L. Owen The friendly undertaken P l. I.:-:E-zlz1t1on lf-.l1ad1cSkxfs,l PowWov.' 2 fpnzx Pink ,3 Sysfeciz ,lass Plavs, 4, Thespxan 4 Senrc' Pleat ncrnmxttef-, 4 Sf,-HLOI' Announcement Commttfeu 4 ff , Purpio Clcnon S .bscrxrztxon SOl1CllOT', 4 Glendell E Owen Theres no use for worry ll Walter Owen Walter Walter lead me to the altar on 1 Pub 4 Movl punto 3 at QW H Mltchell Parker Love em all rs my motto St Gert 0 nc 4 Student Councxl P 1a r 1 1Ce l-l X Clu 3 4 Ten F Play B sm ss Manage fx b those summer sandals so dear to our femmme hearts le 4, 'W :QW 127' Us 1 Of-vo 4'1- Charlene Parks You stepped out ol a dream rr f rm ten an no o JG v o lmo lxcm Home Room O lC l 2 3 Pow Wow Stll om 2 o n llvlf-'n 4 Operetta Bob Ragsdale He relxshes not the school ol thought E POA Wcr A Maxme Ieanette Rector Where Ya Gonna Be When the Moon Shmes' ly wbuon 3 Homeroom 5 ss F ala e 1 3 B1-glrnlnq Ban O OA- OJ' FUN Lyle L Reed A man deep m well somethmg ootba' n O l f' s ne S S mo or' Delbert Reynolds m bashlul but not backward Iames Rhme Quiet but a twinkle ln his eye SENIORS Ccxtherme Icme Rlchmond 6 YO sp ngl 6 ERA H3 KVAN SA X tm Fred Russler o F hm Roy M Serlght Lo d hot fools these mo tu s ex Bob S1mpson Ma' She s Makin Eyes at Me Identical to those that once graced the foot of Frank S1Sky You d thmk he s quiet well he xsnt Don Smith A1 to the love of spo ts' Ethel Strader F 'J She could scxxl th ough lie cr g Tom Stubbe He doth noth g b t talk of hls horse Maureen Iones Sutton Fxe y ed hcur cr d a glo mg d sposxtxon Donald L Taylor Id rather txnker .mth on eugme than conjugate a verb You are th p mised kiss of ri t'm G ne is ' r , W r l A b 3' '73 1 13 3 5 LT.: 3' .13 Q I3 TQ fi:-f' : ,':. Q Qg ': A - , rf .iff 3 L.E'1',' '15 -Z L11 f:.:'1'1'r'. '3-itrr111i. H- 1 'ill A r. F-bg - - I.:,x:1 f.: fs F.: Z7T,::1: -- 3 Sfmt '3',11' thi, ' f ' 3,:t1:11 'm 1 1 X , y Vw . I x .. . A , . 7' : V 3' ,,,.1, .. , 3 1 I 1 r r F31--Crfrl. l 3 4 fzifc I Q 2 -Z Fiffjili ff . F -3 F:--lei., 1 Set -':'v '.r.Lf' ,. -5 P Hin' ETSI f '5--' fi F 33 rifirf ff. I PC ' r i on rin. H in u 3 .. . I I . n W. i ., SE IORS Marveen Thomas Can we ever have too much of a good thing? Eddxe Towle He plays a mean sax Phllllp Tramr e Shot to pxeces by a woman s smxle Betty Turner CBoatr1ghtJ B own eyes catch the r- 'z the Roman from Patrucsan to slave Was 52 B C Mary Lou Turner Happmess rs cheaper than worry so why pay more' G Dave Wallace ' s not red xt strawberry blonde Iohn C Wasson Never fear Iohn 15 here -1 l' Barbara VVebb CCooperJ He anqel s lace shlnes bright a sunshme rn a shady place Rlchard Webb He Aon t always be lh1S bashful grrls Mary Dorothy Westhr ok A fantasy ol lovelmess 'Q't,, f'.:'.' Q -1 M.:'i W E lr'--,gat '.:. iff.1: Pfnii Z: I' l1s'iiC' M .-:T I ff 'Z S :'Q l.l,:1T ' Q M':'?'::.1 '- ,Z 'ir.:- ' E'::.i: Q - i fin. 'i'.-: 1 , 7 Q Foc'k,f:.Q Q P -1 'xrccn L E Horne E-,firti 'Juv Y 3 . P E E:-1:.:.':rt 2 ln F P. Ill Z, .. r A ,, , . .. 1 1 0 O O v A A L 2' P l Fxhzbztlcn .r HJ' . S . Si-r.1f' Pict f'r1nrr11'tff 4 f1.n1C1-Sezgf' P:f,k:.Q E Q fzzcr-1 1 Pix-J VV:'.-f l 4 F l-ll-'Y' 1 i 4 f3.'g.e Carlin Fi-rf -1' E 'Z Pxgye Curio: s' 2 ,Z Sex? Play A2'.'f :: T.: Mara' ae' ti l.:k':'.v 'TMR' Fw-s.3ef.' 4 fSor.1 fit' C273 rnzneen iv -'Y F'.c':' fcririiite lp f FC,-. 'f'.'i'.-.' l 3 f r, 7:-I'.:,.'.Cr. . '.r..:' M:e:':1'1:.- FLA: 'N.1r.e' 2 3 5 V 4 5 'S 1'-, F. ' I f l I3 1 : 1 '.'.'::. Q 1. 9 v L Q -- ., .1 1 lgltl 75,3 U' 1' SENIGRS Barbara Ieanne W1ley The magxc of a lace Bob W1ll1ams Cant help rovxn that man Don W1ll1ams I am not m the role ol common men QM U H 5 Peggy Iean W1ll1s XVA Lrve alllttle lamigh a lxttle ove a xtte x Nl ' vylllfy so different from 52 W F 7 Uwlth Mr Fosterj Clarence Wllson Mt Carmel s loss our gaxn Patrlcla Ann Wmklemcm She s beautxiul and therefore to be wooed Bobby B Wxse hke fun doesnt everyone Betty Lou Wrlght S vle rs her talent and wrt xs her grit Norma lean Yates And her han hung down rn rxnglets Iames Rlchard Z rnmer He s broken many a heart auth that brown nan and those brown eyes asf: fn- riarrara Fearlieiley . IG','. 1 Cl lfaltori , Vice .FUNIORS IUNIOH CLASS OFFICERS - Pres 1 dent Secretary fairies Girard , Treasurer Charles Swaiisey , President fa fQE:. 1, - N in E :A 1 -f e? ' C Jfmii N , g vQq:.g.g'g:E5:Q2 1? Row 1, left to right: Rex Abshor, Shirley Alde Row 2, left to right: Bonnie Beal, Charlene ridge, George Alexander, Mary Elaine Beal, Dorothy Blackman, Carolyn Boyd, Allen, Betty Anderson, Carolyn Ander- Pichard Boyett, Richard Bozarth, Delyn son, lohn Baer, Dorothy Barnett, Brannam, Margaret Ann Brashear. JUI S Row 1 left to ugh! ow 2 w Row Row Row Row cm C lx C Tdwf' C1 Terra Tay lowes FO, SCII1ITl1G Deheol We-11 el D1sr1ey Peggy D1sney f' Dxcf C1014 H2-S DelOreQ Duke e me Junccm Q e 'OH YD-is Edcxm Q Frgc Q '1 C QQ CCI 'I C' 6 AD 49 Q- tv sf' 1 - 1 '. ws 75 1. nv Ti -N f.-1 , F vv fo -1- S. vu 4? is fr fu -v- , ' : T- t. 1 fffg , :X 5 - Q -f-.Y f,-NYJ 2. UA, 1 ' . ' .-- Lf... 1,. .14..f.'. -- J Fiiigiitigi g'.'l'fY Ei' 1 wi' ,, ' 6 - ' ff x . :pLtierv.'Crf:A , R : f-1rj.'Le' f:.i1:g.kGff:1f, x .Q , ' Qelli Chef? C31 X - -f E111 C1213 ' M' ' 67 k 'J' Th'--In Ro 3: T-Qcritq 1 ,TL , , ,J ' 'w N ,, F Eclicn, Arm Dflvxciscm, ' V -1 - - K M, , U , .A - 4 'Uv 6' 4: ' :A J 1 . ' , T , . Z , ' , I., x . ' - ., , V , i rf N' A. y. ' 4 , x X 1. 5: Dehis 1 3 Der- 5. YQ, , A ,, ,N t- 51, M x ' TN. AI , ' ' A ' Y-1 , ' , f Y J I ,g 3 , 6: Bcime Wynn, ,iirl 3' ' Dgt. ,FQ Cn ' gy , I V- 1, MM 'W' J' M. , f 7: Shxley Errgs fcbgt -P H w n A x Lstw, Ann LVCITS, :Cr X Q K f V v L -' ., 'V' - ' sv' A Fe .M .,, ,L J JUNIORS Row 1, left to right: Mary Fiala, Melvin Fisher, Richard Pelle:-Jell, Bernice Pose ter. Row 2 Bob Foster Dxre Pcs ter loe Prederrck Car ll V Row 3 Carolyn Garrrson Shrr ley Gldcurnb Ioan Glascocv Kenneth Gra a Row 4 lanette Greer Shuley G mes Iarnes Guard Bontta Gwrn Row Ronald l-lamp Cyntha Hancock Connle Har rrs hrnmte Harms na 5 loan l-le ner nerry Hensley Row e c Verna l-1 cm Arthur Hrna t l l-lormna ro -rittS. h rn. ri , 5: , . , i Row 6: lerorne l-lart, Robert Y vf- I sill. ' A. X. 7: Phillip R rr Q' li lf, ' n , Bi. Q J. JUNIORS Row 1. left to right: Tf'1CLlvLiCffi- mg: Kflrert time ,miles Hcvxffri Cijfrielle nn.. Row 2: Ccrcxyri iggzles, DCTYQ' r1:iter,CC:1:i1e Ingram, , . N,-,. 'Nm ,-mr. Row 11:1 IQ web Shu e Kcud Iecmette Keedy Bob Kermedw Row Catherme Klem Rlch Grd Lcrgen Chfford Le Ronald Lee Row 5 Qc Grd L CKVOOC1 L oertcl L ness Pegcry Necchclr S' lrley Nea Row Us M1 e F M1 r Row pe 0 Sm J C ima CJ :Ir ,em ., 3: O . tt. T, ' 1 3' L '. 4: ' - '. , ' - e, , . : C , of 7 A 1 1 ri, 11' A f Cham. 6: Cm' '11 r, Le He, Fez Mocre, Bill Moss. 7: Max Meteiiger, Lexis Murphy, N L r e Lc- l . hai Rcziticnc fK:DC'.'.'e1Q +-4 1 -ff: 'V-rev g -U- ,ag iv NP -I 'S .x Av 'ir' fv- 4 'P 3 .IUI S Row 1 lefi to rlght bar F as f 1e Q Bama GV Row a C116-PW xl wc IJ Q O 119111 How 3 A,1d1e Pahersan VK T ce Madonna PS Agatha Pbelpe Row Vkavland 13111111135 Marx Pc1ce111'1g Heier P191 S011 Lawanda Plersar Row anette Dallard 11111111 C ner LOlS Randalrin Charles Reed Row a rw Reed EF 1 ds CGCIIC hcrcfi 1 Hhs R bean Row e 2 , Ce a YXOT ,cr 1 Clara S1f Row 1 left io rlght ROWZ VC Row 3 D my y I C I 'PY Row Betiy TCW B111 Trmu mel Irmix Tumor CGIC Ur VGHB Dber Row e Q1 X Gughn yCIT I WCG PH fll Row Whoo W eo 19,1 Row V' HCA' r' . : lf?-Aires Fx if ', 1: i'i1iQ6-'y Pitrt' fitf-Ar, Spf? Fcridi .Q E1 : Vziirles Swv . Bok f'3','lCr, Ter ',' FI'f1','1v Shirley T.5.:.p1Q 4: L , V .k 5: Hifi H ' , Rich Grd Viij d, IG :ge ifmr ,Q vm .vvxuu , . A ,,, 1' M ters. 6: iCCI'1 WJ. Q ', Edia Wgiite, 4.31 T Wkgfe f'X,.,,,,.d V . 7: jvflfffill Vfjcy, ITTLQ. '.'.'1Qr:13t:2 Pcucld SCIT 2,.:,' '.'f1..sffx ir SOPHOMCRES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS L mn we x me 1 re der wcuird Q, ii Q 1F 11D fl QC Q- 5 V6 Us IUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Iune Blackard Martha Armxsiead Regmu McCorm1ck MR CALUFETTI S HOMEROOM 46 wr -K Row 1, left to right: Billy Brcylex 3111 Bron-ar. Lirrr' 5 V 3 f' l'3df,f:i Jxxxy' f:':.'n, Vflirlex f'11.': Row 2: F':rb':'3 A1':e'j Puffy' BtC1:d'.':i:',' M f?'1r.-if? fnff- Ejikurd Qlzr.-. Eiriff' 3:1-ef ffzrz' ,iii Hgfii: 3e '.' fptie: Row 3: XJ?-H21 31 nip, Glerid-all 3gtter'.-.':Tt2. Gffzrgff F1-rkef, ficr Bill M183 Egiiiti Bill Efzizpift, Lfyrtix !.'::.1 i-'rd EOL E231 EQ'.'e7Q'.' Elziitfzf., iii 3123 Fiiile 3935. Kexieti EEYY'-F ?i'.' ' fir 21.9-,-'ii 3IfE.flf'l EQCQQSJT. SOPHCMORES MRS. ELSE!-YS HOMEROOM Row 1, left to right: Row 2. ffris E ,CLE Ulfffix. Row 3: flzreie CCHA' 'Lf 'f-Lf 'N-.--l,- f-Nw! A - .... ,W ..,. f ,,,.,4V.., . ,4,f., - ii x.f...Af ff'3If1'f g f,,.,'.ff. ,... .K . .. . . -K . ,, f, ,, VJ. .. f- M4 NL -W: 4 ...,..... VHA., .. fzk W '97 MISS LONGBONS HOMEROOM Row 1 left to nght Row 2 Row 3 T if SOPHDMORES MR. BAUMAN'S HOMEROOM Row 1, left to right: It-'KC Henfzgkc lfrry Plxyx-,'53d, Leven HLLLJ, llwrgixt Hull, Hnrcl4 H1 K Row 2: Gferix l-lcmeeik Pal Hedger, Helen kf.3l E.'llilC, loyce Gxllefl, Piula Holland, Betty' l-lull, lQElCI'f3? l l'1I'QjTl'.'f Cixfcl l'l3rjSer, Margaret Hmkle Row 3: l11::.e,s Govan, Qelbert Hurd Diwurd Gplledfze, Dlck Harold, Mr Bauman, luck Harper, Delbert llgll, lack Hirse, lllffl Hanks 45 .fsfg wh MISS OGG S HOMEROOM ow 1 left to nght B ' ll 1 CW 'I L g C1 Row 3 rf JI 3 l l l l. 1 l. I. J.-, 7 V A ,nf is Q 1 S X ' ' 71 'H , ' 6 V x , X2 , ' , M- 15? 1,5 X s W .A .fa . ' gli. . if 4 -S' - - 19 !,,v x x ' . . ew ill ' Zi, ' gn, 4 8 M' 1 I 4 A A B! N374 1 R , ' : 1117 lvllfez, ljuhfrl l.,ilI'1C limi: ',' . 1 l1.,a5h, Carl M111 l.f:rr',' Q .1 Cr. lfvrry' Lf-fzhelfer. Row 2: fly. -5 l4'j'1'1f1 lwr, life: ' 3'1Fl, 5371: MTE: E042 l4 l'ff'T Clg1g'11f,-- KC7He'1'1'..' .f :fy l. :Lei g ',g,:r,':f1 lgxey Sf,1f, '-.' Kwrr.-7, lgtz. Me '?1e'f. E,'1'.-. :r l,.1ff: lfl1zr.':.:lfl.,:r.:1.' Riiixrl SOPHOMORES MISS PEMBERTON S HOMEROOM Row I left to nght ow 2 R A Iv' .J r CI .1 Row 3 RL 1 MCDC1 ma O :ia A mad Na MCDQ G V1 Je C 1 fi! We MRS. WASSON'S HOMEROOM Row 1, left to right: Dciald Ppxckett, Frank Sarity, Bill Pezffori, Bill Pickering, Rcrirtie Ierry R122 Row HC:'r:Q','r1vR1Ce C3fCi Rxjfirrlirin Yylcrpdic Q'QlCEi Silly' Rlifl-ET CKIYLEQ' P Pi'-f'..1s Feyiclcs J.Cfl3 Pzyxer :anne Rsnertz Q P P D f Row 3: Kyrie SCC? H31-Cite ..'2k.lf',f'2T, fires :if 'iff 2:9 .ciiie ,-:EigTe7i '.'-'ifiii f1iE1:T: ?ejfr.:Q3.f fic ?.:1,f'1i: Tpij' PCCQ .-f'JYl1'fIf Rtgfjje S O P H O M O R E S MR. PARK1-rURsT's HOMEROOM Row 1, left to right: flsncxld Upchurch, E':','.'3rfl Shelby, lock Shelby, Smarty Ray Stdford Row 2: Sex: Thcztizm, P31 Trai: riel, lean Taylcr, Circle Tlisxfcri, Ioan Strzcklin, Derethv Dillley, ,june Semen, .eerctijr Tr3'.'e..1tead lt ' lan Tpxtier, Row 3: Deletes S!e'fJar1,Mr PcrKr1ur5t,Bcl::,y Don Thcrnpson, Donald Sei er., .ers Paul S1rr,rr1on,Mo:f Swan, Nlfgzry Tmylgr ng!-1,- -d,.,-1, 4 QQ wb- ...al MR RIDENOUR S HOMEROOM How 1 left to nght f Row 3 E PP QF ,Y 4 , I 4 I V, K Q e I 0, J, . 'V L ,4- -nf xx ' 1. ., V . Q A f' -6 Aj an , ei f . , -I e 5 , . 3 V, , - A .W P fl 5 1. a 2 ' L ' ' . . , , ' : Clnrlx '1 Cfixf1Ck, llZI'.'ll'fl Ylrher, 11:11 ' llxcri, Wxllifzrzl 'Nrighy Icllri Wiley ffizllxx Jfzlliarfq, lizzirzjj Ward How 2: lfilir-ed 'ffrex .itdi Yi:fLrC.':E, rgj-.fl1.' '1::1.::. M rj-r1e Zxrgxzief Cizrifj.. '..'1l.'Qti, 'f'1e'.'.'2i51x.' Y'.'.'e 3 .'fr'2 femur. 4.'.'11Qg V. g ,gigs Ya!-er, 25: Iftlllcce lit F: ie..,ur, Pei :rt '.'.'e1:b, Clzrk '.:r.ycrrj, Glenfi -I vJl',14Q1f.I'. Tex. 'f1r.',':r':,S:r:,:iZ1r:.tr.e' ,, ,f f es FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS filillkf SII,lfI1 Tfi- 1fi'qfCf Cf.rriQQ CLIYQI '.1c,f?rQ21de ,... 2359 Wzgteaxd, Secrets: . . ,N , ,. . MQICILC QQYLQQU . fic-5.61621 72 Ax -pg i -.-SL, was sin M 'O' ' vi iw I 3 MR SCHORKS HOMEROOM Row 1 left to nght How 2 Row 3 WIS' FRESHMEN MISS SHESTAK'S HOMEROOM Row l. lefi to right: HQr.:.xfA 37,1 Cie Ercvrri C ,zrrsll C111 How 2: Ilcrzx CIf:II,f'K',', Mpzrg' Cozy' Mir ZGY, Lznw-erm Cf'1'.':rg.', S mar: Bute? C31 How 3: Mn.: Sl.w.1t:n Mxxrxl'f:. RYQYIXSITTX, DGV1'i Ccrxcvfir, Mama CCF, Shirley' C C QQ MISS K RICE S HOMEROOM Row 1 left to nght Row 2 Row 3 T FRESHMEN MR. THOMPSON'S HOMEROOM Row 1. left to right: Qzrk FTP? 3:11-' '1sf'Ntr 3'?:': ' Q JA1f'?' ,,'.'iZ'? TLT-E.. Row 2: Pillfiffji .irjziiii 31'.'i:i.2 ?':f.:1,1 Enix: f.- f- v f- v- wfv- v f-- --'ff DN-Y---W -4-':,v1- N--.L--H Afgv- X--1-.:' ..-U ..,.,...,. .,...W., ,,,.,.. .,.....V- J,..... VL., J J' IH -c N 'ww 'Q Row 3: T..f,'rig. I:i:::l, xJ...,..,-:...- 1 ., ..,,4.. 1. LfCY13.3 f,..S':T5CIi P2'j..1.' f2'1CY MRS HOIT S HOMEROOM Row 1 left to rmghi Row 2 Row 3 P , - N: :-,.,..Y ,., ..,- .,,,.. . : VA. A.:,,...,.- I .,:,..-f ..,..5 . u..-..,.,- 'Irs '7.,.L,,,. CA.,-'-Y, :L,.,- Uw,.,Vf. 'Q.,,,, .'.V-,r, :.,, .YQ u,-'-- :. , f',,- '.-'.. ',,',.., ,,' T-. .,, fwfr, V, ,, . ,f.,. UTA.. ,,4. ,..,, ,., .:.:.... ..- , ,H :,, LI-,.-V1..L-- FRESHMEN MRS PARKHFURST S HOMEROOM Row l left to flghf Row 2 C Rowfi F r ill! MRS. COTHRAN'S HOMEROOM Row 1, left io right: :1',I.'l.'i Efffvfcir k fl -pil P' '::fQ. 13211 V , ,. . T H Row 2: If-cr.-- f : 'zrft rr ,wtf ff-r.: 1 'rfr Prtf f,::1r . ,,,. ,Hi L, ROW 3: H21-f',1 Fe' 'r. f:',.f f 1 ::. ri: if A - ?':f1':1r. ffzf 1 L.: A PMID'-T 1- Q if 99 so Z X ttf .T Mil e .x Q I r . 1 222 Roman 5 'ax 5 NM N Z v J at it Mas ks CTI ITIES and UBGANIZATIIIN Nllmf - xml Pdlllfllllllllt s and the Papx ru.s Roll Farces and pantomlmes were very popular wlth the early Romans The actors were all slaves Men took the parts of women There were no stage sets and no curtam The a.1d1ence rechnecl on the grass stood or sat on stools brought from home There were always dm and confus1on to try the actors patlence and volce There were pushxng crowdmg quarrelmg and wcnlmg of the ch1ldren If somethmg l1vel1er was to be seen elsewhere the whole audxence mlght move away Could be a DIIVG 1n Um' t t . n 1-1 - 1- . s . .1 sooo L 1 1 . , . . 1 1 1 . I ' .... - THE STUDENT COUNCIL Our Student Council was exceptionally busy this year promoting rnany activities for the benefit of the school. They have chosen the years lyceurn numbers, sponsored fire drills, school dances, and Red Cross and Polio Drives. Two of their main events were trips to district conferences at White County and Collinsville. At the latter conference Harrisburg was hone ored by having ferry Skaggs as a ncrninee for District ViceePresident. 1' v 3? Row 1. left. to right: Am. lfillis Bfifle H-:,i-xr fS-fcwetl' ,,... lv... i.. fl NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The ll. H. S. is a society organized to honor students who are outstanding in leadership, scholarship, service, and character. Seniors and second sernester juniors ranking in the upper ten per cent of their classes are eligible for candidacy. The election is based on a point systeni and is carried out by the faculty. The rnernbers' names are placed on a bronze plaque which hangs in the corridor of the Bonneli Building. This years officers are: President, Barbara Henley, Vice-President, fanies Crawford, Secree tary, Mary D. Westbrook, Treasurer, Fred Cline. The organization is sponsored by Mr. H. B. Bauman. '..n.L..v ',.r,,+v V l-- fins Iicrothg' lr it- 'fcri lan- ttf- G!- B.tr.--: Mzs Row 2: Iii:'.':'i Wil fi 1'11f' Si 171211 VV VJ' fbtcnk lc riot. M: itzgtturz Sl-ca'VJ:: Lv.:---Pre fly-xt? Mit?-e.l Pu' fpwsii--n' la G.: i IT -2:1 ff:.1'Lt-S Pak JWINNJJ .. xy 2 kj Row 1, left to right: '.-.'ar:: Snebey JOHN When' 'aries Govan Hicriara Norris S CYHYTT1' Stafford nonaizi Wil- son Mvcheli Parker Bch Kennedy C1-ozge Baie? :ck S:-ebg' Row 2: David Paifetscn wry- --V V-P W. T 'Nesizftcx Bo'-'J ' Skzzzs D-H-4 'JV' ex 'f:'.a:.es Ora: Heine V5.1 noni' B .'.' 'l A M..-,P i TQYAIY' 3 C--L LIT. LW. Row : get ..., ii . ai ,,, ,,LQ,,r ...- .,,,,.. ..e:'.sM. ,sv D Brcwzi ferry' Q ,,f'1f.6S .,,'r-'2YT- C .. 'V,,..,,, Sp,-H Ee. 1 Claude Row 4: ' :S ,fs f---A lpn SICK Tlfle .... Q-d.- V KN fue A-, Q - -wi fames '2'a'1JZ ex M f-'vis A. .v- Q. W., bww- ,vw How 5: Dc: 'i 'Nc-c ua' ri: 'fliggtns - ,.-c., ' -..ic L- Se-'izit v 4 .,, ..- .JET e l.',.e Landscaping Proiect ,j,,,i ,Ag ei' C '.r.'1 ' I. ..,. - f' ..,, I I 1 . :rife p .eip i Cipe- r t cigar 'gt tzii- 'zrzrziing io: .:.',3,-.C HL, TREE PLANTING Left to right: l-errp' SV: P' f-.' Ld-:tif 3' tif' Hi-Y, ?5J.f. llfer'.1e'..' Pr-i-.'1'if1:1T c' 'he .. 'tori :l lcliwrpor Sz? ifity, Mitch- Pirker Freud-'ini oi the Q' ierxt Council HI-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y is l'to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character . This l-l.T.l-l.S, club was one of the most active in school this year. The boys sent delegates ferry Skaggs and David Wiley to the Y.M.C.A. Centennial Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, were host to the Southern District l-li-Y Conference, pare ticipated in Hi-Y workshops in November at Carbondale, placed a beautifully lighted Christmas tree in the main corridor for the enioyment of the whole school, presented two books of Robert Frosts poems to the Cvolconda Public Library and to our high school library in memory of Mrs. lndya Wade, observed National Brotherhood Week with a film and round table discussion, held a St. Patricks Day Dance, presented two antique hearses to S.l.U, museum participated in l-li-Y youth and government conferences in Springfield, cc- operated with the Student Council and National Honor Society in landscaping the campus around the new gym, held a picnic at the UStone Face , and gave a senior farewell party. The officers werei President, ferry Skaggsg Vice-President, David Wileyz Secretary, fames Crawford, Treasurer, Bob Kennedy, Chaplain, Larry Beed. Sponsor, H. B. Bauman. F.H. . Under ill6,:ClllClK:YTiUHlCiC1l'lCG 6' Mrs lleit and Mrs. Cetrirari, tlie Future llciiieiztaliers Ct Arzierica laeacri ariatiier year of activities to promote iicirgciiialcina in tlie liairie Tlie redecorat- ina ct tlte l'lOII1CII1Gl'1l1'1Q Departrrrerit, dame by the iiieiiibers, was tlie laraest protect at the year. F. F. A. Tie i'11T.gfe liar ' it Axaericfz 1,t'f,r.,fIi-a ICQ' Mr l:.cri.r r, 11:3 1:1 CI.ICi.Z ff lirir' '::.t r,i,j.i wilt fffll 77 aitif.-:fit : 3'e:'i, Tzgji far ffl ae tiger rri .R figs '.-,'Q.1C:, irlcixia-,ff gj.'hrQa :Sri s ','r,e':r1.a iid 'xxrieaf ff 1-:fr-'ea 'ffiti' i1 e. tfiC? Cattle me Sheer, Q Gif: '.-:ere tiie three-aay tear j'gag1ijgC:rrte21'airs, father and .fri baiij let, a,tt,cer1 trairirig Qcgrecl, F F A, CCi'.'ef ffe athletic Cgitests, ara fayriaes t.. ,. . Y. V true ,ear S dtcers are: rreeiaerrt fczii giasley' Jie-rresif dent E22 Wise Setretarjs, Cigrt filler Treaegrer Geie Pix Rqvg l, left to right: r. 71 .: '. 5 ii . lj V11 l.: . Arr lat.: if my Pl: ', ill. lflfzkf-V, .1-1 Elitmt tl:-A ig: 'L ES. l.'v'1'x,ri1 Wilma Cvllilzfnz, Row 2: Tfmri W1 lil Irma W,l lm-,cf lil.rir1 Mary l ., '1r.' '.ii1'l lf rtkzrif Sriffry Cfit-r. Anim 'Tama fQ.a-rpfl 'Y' U .'. 'riIi-V Hurtr. fleicr' l .ftf :'f:.',i, iv' fC'1r1r. Lf v- rlatr,-4 ' 13' Row 3: fan MNH: .V '.'f:ri:f: Sfiittz :ala Siem-.' , ' llfr1i : refer hz: ':,r.- Kwzrifrzaj- farce Gil figfv lanes-ri faxes Ph',i.i,1 Yc:.rri Swsif- Graririar ffcrfrstl, Mona Healy Row 4: Barbara Ur cr. .rch Doris Siiigson, Latieva EFYLVS Der. ni Papl Billie lc Caticart Mawiyr. ltaasdzie Bonnie fT.r.r. Iffwri l'::i': feanf- M l':'1'ri ' l.o','f-tic Mijdlc-tcr. Owfii M311-r.e ff' r. F'7'l:f1'f1 VV1'rti-.iril-c Row 5: lffrgriz MC'ji.5k': Gfr. rx lfww ik-Qfaofx i53:'J'c'.'f M':.:t'c-n Fxrfr. I'-:ws Ol. 'ff' Lil: Luckdli MCY11 AFT li:'r1 : l3.riC::r. 'Taxa Ci: fb .. Mwiv 'lfxylr' Cf-12 Har, :cnc How 6: llult-ri Cu-erik Ve-.ma Bifrrrrg, Poway Wallis Marion, Zirrirrzw, Myia Bmnarri Mar: Qvr. l'oriv:im: Betty lT..nrima lrzxiu lndsl'-'y H1183 Titri SCJ. Srmtlz Ma'il',':3 l-Womack pwiil' Halt-3' Row 7: f'lC'rm1f+,-nkzrf Feicref f:'.r.L: Hefty li'1ri'f.'e.l Sr, ffrrzyle Harncna Baile' 'ein Epi Stiaror. Erfckbamce Y.'.:rine Love Wil-Tia Lane lfcrctrf. 'Traveist-:za lea: Sfr1:L:.m Carol Sanderscx Sri,'.ff'f Glimf-S Row B: Lorelei W151- Maier: Write Barbara Morgan, Plnyl' .is Wclte-rs, Rohm Watrien, iwarxona Cobb, Dixie Brothers, Fvelxri Hancock Sfirley Lc- U':r. Nino Mcl7f1mf-l PJ! H111-' Kawri Hein- Row 9: Rt,-ity Ariat-wser. Tclanri Ar, rv 'ff-rt H'.lz',' Arxaf-':L:i, 'fU:r, t Vllillifirriri Y.'.'f-'ta in lam Mf1'tr 'w. f 1':l S' 'f' '.1j.' Fel' V1 1.r,fi Fr ' . lfr:ir.f1 lvff-yt' Row 10: lf' ir. 15' t Row l, left to right: l mf- 'N1Ql:, P- 1' l V111-1 if li: 1 l'n'1l'i Pnfket' Vf. 1:1 'N'1'1r:t llvri it Jil-IwC r: .:' 'Null irri. rfzlrwf ii' Row .21 ' 1 Rqvy 3 Row A .YMY . . . ,, J-.. v A , , .r. ':f.r, Lui: ' 74., .1 . F. 4: lv 1 fp, 1 11.1 Hqw 5: ' HI-TRI H I - T R I fold Members? Row 1. let! to right: ' - ..,v..,:g,. RQ-Q, 2: ' 1. .,, , . Y K HV- L - nm-. The Hi-Tri, under the leadership ot Miss Alta Davis, is an organization for all girls who wish to belong. The HifTri ernhlern is a ladder ot tive rounds whicli represents the aiins ot the league. Character, Friendship, Courtesy Pleasure and Success, the watchword is Loyalty. The activities tor tne past l jre-ar began with a freshman party, and later, a torznag initiation and tea A :uae sauare dance 2-:as he-ld tor the airls and their dates The state l51fTri Convention had their rneet1ng at Harrisburg, and the 'year was ended 'sfitii trie annual lVlotnerfDaughter Banquet. The QiTlCGIS are: President, Sue Fullcersen, VQCefl3resident, Barbara VViley, Secreiarf' Mar aret Klein' and Treasurer, Peaau' Fulkerson I - , . Row 3. . Roiai: 42 Row 5: Row G: -c-an ' 1 bi M fr Row : cr- 1 Cusir 1: 'Ti ffiif i, ii'.fQfi 3' If - A Ma l.-H :npr 1 Row 8: fl: . Ma ' '.1 i':T'.':'1.' r. T ' ' H 1: ?'1 . Tnrn- Z.:' ,-f:'1'1 ' S1 srfila' Row 9: ' E':'. 1- ' lf- Yil 'i r, G1'gr.f:. if .firm .. ' J :'. Mr- owe l::1etU- Gw-V' li7:'..1 Valli. P- :ini Maw ':'z'r: V151 l.e'.-JL: Uwrr. :xiii z TJ., ' HI-TRI lNew Membersl How 1. left to right: jlfffi' L Inv- twin: Ea Era Yan-. L Jetta '1V.r.'- x iaine Virgil rue firlfx' 1 lli Ma 'fnrni f .' ' '.11 l-fnicir Row 2: F' Vrra F-7'1 -1' 1 RQLVQ A32 V Y 1 f. 1 , 1 ,. Roy. 4 TA Hojv 5: ' How B. Row 7: - 1 Row 8: '. . How 9: VZ. .Q-1 Row 1. Freshman-Soph omore 'Cheerleaders Row 2. Varsity Cheer leaders:- 1 . 1 z F : M31 1 I ' CHEER E DERS H-CLUB The H.T,ll.S. cheerleaders llxs year were the finest we have had for many a clay. The students wish them to know how much tlief appregiale the RHIC! hour? ol practice Ther' gout in ihrongghout the year, their oriamal yells aid 3 QlI1fCCllCfIfi. li,aiai1ieirlaiii1i'gl,sm1y,xy 3:'f ol t21e1Qc:g:,f1bzi:1 it hortie James and out ol lhoyah the season: charged aria football gave to basketball, the Cheerleaders remixed Constant in flier ellorts behalf ol the team. Row F5 H Roxy Rovy Row Row '1 rl.. rx , left to right: 5 l.:f.:2s1 ,wuz '.'1u.'r. 2.1 Li-.'-'!.l'vf. in fi .' :... Casin Kfrgr.-lit Horrggg: Bycz r-rv? Mvo Pam--' 2: 'V V 'K :prix l7'ovvri lair: 'il' f4.'l: .' fi'r.1r.' i li ' lltrzrtt .'r ,im rv ' 1--fn. lr 'frifio l-fl-K 2 - ' G .12 1 U r . .VVl.llL' ' I '1 .ff 4: fl 1: on-. 1' ' 3, F , 1 - 1-1 . :fc :1:r.r.:r.J . .. :ci :fir 5: l--.A ff. g En. fig g lifi Z,fT1IT, ' F'-1 f1::'f ' 'of Cwftfrie :ik 1 :.-- S--'Lg' S: il G' nie M' avxson rf .. lwly, ,f wa A' or fl' I' T4 G me Mk Sforrw F' in-. Row OFFICERS Prexaei' Richcrrd Griffiths Y.:-1-l3Tff'1:er.' Don Smith Edward Dalton G. A. . Row l left to right: Caraqn cutref Porta Face Circi Harper' S .e Caxiwll Cn: farnes Treasurer? fforrna Simpson Marg' fannina llfice-f3:'-sidenti Annabeje M111-Ar l..creT:a VY'1Y.jCTS Pea: W1.1:5 Presraeni Lavetn Trirncns 'Je ?.a:l:a'i Shri!-',' Kala 'SNC'-tail Barbara Miss ffance How 2: Mfx'it','n l'i'l'15'1fllr- fer , Yan-s Mary' Srngscn lxorif Mcivath Mary Pickoina Mein: lfeal--3' lia:kiara Upcrzinch Prgllis f'cr.'.x'a'.' ff.:::.etine Klein Row 3: Paztrara Yaffs lanf-I Lanzis liobfyfa Ptvsc' Ramona MSTOW- ll f:Ann Mxgnxxix Piiyllrs Yoo.: Row 4: A:1:fTa':1asf' A e Maxine Hohirzso.. fady' Belt farla Slzewxake Myra Earnarn Vfznnw Baker Eettn' Exxe' -crofrv E.ZClCfTTCR 'ance Przeips Seto Larnbett Row 5: Sr- Gcber. Aaafria Prieipw: feanrf' l.e'.-:is fanet Landis feane-tie Keedy Plane Eaiae' Arkaaena Mclleirnott lennie Mcffi-uslcy' q V h Row 6: Alma Cock Sally Latirnf-1 lrnrna Lou Poitfr ,I-raldine Ewell Baz:a'a Boatfiant, luay Pt lf Ffa. Frnrgff, Row T.f1 .'riq'fc1e Ann lark: Q' 'Jzraznza Fwo:'ar'?' foanr. Vfrllis Maru' farant Mary Cola? Gigs, Zi Llgjt 1 , ' ffl :es Ste'-fart Ea'bara Paar: M3'1.Q'T. l cnc'c' The activities ot the Girls Athletic Association, sponsored by Miss Nance, were entered into With enthusiastic displays ot interest. Night basketball each week was a special attraction to the inernbers along with ping-pong, tennis, etc. But the rnain interest ot the year was the Hplay- day held here, which students trorn surrounding schools attended. : T7T'3 THESPIANS sri A 5 The Harrisburg Troupe T6 ot the National Thespian Society, under gc the capable leadership ot Mrs. Lolo Eddy, has conipleted numerous 2 activities to further drarnatics anzong the students ot I-l.T.l-l.S. The troupe E Q sponsored the participation ot many speech students in the Speech E Festival at Caroondaie, This year the :nernloers are studying the Works T ol Shakespeare and reports are given at each meeting on a ditterent play. Row l, left to right: P' 3- 1-. Thr--fir, Ma'-: . .V . . , ,. nv-:'L'fCi fl. I1?-S Ma , f'arr.E., 3 , ?....e. . - .5 'ity P. Howw 2 tstctndingj: E2 4- 'r .,., ', ' .1 ,, .,,, r .. CHEMISTRY CLUB The foremost aim of the Chemistry Club is to further the knowledge of science among its members. Under the sponsor- ship ot Miss Longbons, the club presented several interesting and educational programs. Highlights of the year were tours of the Liquid Oxygen and Sewage Disposal Plants, student lab-projects, and student talks on current science. .. THE LATIN CLUB Row 1, left to right: Fred Cline tVice-Presidentl Ronald Wi.- son, Mitchell Parker Cpresi- dentl, Bert Lancaster ITreas- urerl, lerrg' Skaggs Row 2: Catherine Klein, Mar- garet Klein, Mary D. West- brook CSec:'etaryJ, Miss Long- bons, Patty Winklernan, Mary Lee Chamberlain, Row 3: Don Williams, lce Mil- ler, Ed Lewellvn Phillip Her- ron, George Alexander Bon- ald Lee, David Wiley. How 1, leit to right: Richard Vinyard, Dick Arrnistead, Ron- ald Wilson, Bert Lancaster. Row 2: Estella Crawford, Marg' Lee Chamberlain Catherine Richmond, Connie Harris, Peg- gy Fulkerson, loan Glascock, Margaret Klein, Mary Alice Barger. Row 3: Pat Winklernan, Char- lene Parks, Margaret Bra- shear, Miss Bice, Mary D. Westbrook, Delores McClan- ahan, Cynthia Hancock, Phyl- lis Robson Catherine Kerri, lie-len Pierson How 4: ler:',' lchnson, Richard Grittiths, Fred Eussler, Don lfwell, How' Seright, larnes Crawford George Alexander, lim Walla:--. The Latin Club is open to students who have completed two years ot Latin. For the bi-monthly meetings, a prograrr. based on Roman lite and customs is prepared and given by ,Qx 1 various members ot the club. Co-Consuls this year were Mary . T' 1 Dorothy Westbrook and lames Crawford. Barbara Wiley 5 1 X served as Scriba and the Quaestor was Margaret Klein. The club sponsor is Miss Louise Rice, LIBRARY CLUB The H.T.l'l.S, Library Club was organized this year under the direction of Elsa M. Tyndall librarian, with the following officers: President, lohn Wasson, Vice-President, Iames Wallaceg Secretary, Lorna Williams: Treasurer, Walter Owen, Otticers for the second semester were: President, Iohn Wasson, Vice-President, Harry Border Secretary, Susie Ruby Steinsultz Reporter Activities tor the year Gramrner' Treasure , Roy Seright. r consisted of Float in l-loinecoming, l-lallowe en nr and C' istmas par' ties, Quiz Kids in the Assembly, and St. Pat- rick s party. The club purchased a set ot beautiful solid walnut book ends which it donated tc the school in memory ot the late Mrs. lndya Wade fy 3 PROJECTIGN CLUB The H.T.l-TS, Profection Club, which was organized tnis year under the direction ot Wil- liazn F. lioit, elected the following otticersi Pres- Laent, Rayrnond Berkel, Vice-President, Denzef llsney, Secretary, Snirley Penrod' and Treasf urer, George Berkel .-'wi 9 . f . Left to right: Steinsaltz, VVa..a:e Robin Vllathen, fohn Vfasson Miss Tyndall Carolyn Evans Tncrnas Enoch, Waiter Cw-in Hoy Serzgnt llel- son Ejclings Lorna Vfzlliams. How 1, left to right: Esverly Mark 17:12-filfgsney Lzoretia Vfinters fzroiyri L'.':e:'. Row 2: Fa'-.rno Q ' Q -Q FT VY rid ic :i t OZLJQ l-fr Hott G--orae Sef- ke., Kao.: lien The Projection club snowed a series ot tilzns to tne student body tc raise tunds tor a series oi tiirns they nzade this year showing scene: around ine scnool, the students, and sorne of tneir activities. fn future years, they are also planning to choose a tresnman and make a iilzn snoz-.ring nis scnooi Qfe trorn nis tresnnian to nis senior Tear. SENIOR PLAY-THE PLOT ,,g, W.. X.,, A. Swv. FH ...,X,4.,..., .. ., -MA- , ,-..,.' A, ,-. 'f.,--Af, ,, V in ','......r'Q1 XJ..-f. v1,....'.p4 - 'Y.e,- eeifea tie SE'f,1'f :Lies Ci '.'e::rrer lr rzpe :ft F' 'MLS ., -QWLQ ,,,,..,, - .. ,H 1 -iid . .,-.,,,.,, ,,.,,-.,.,4 H.- , . ,.,, .A ,. .,- 1 X+,x,.,-wry'--. ,H N .., ' W x,.,....a .-i -n,.'.. ,, .N,-,,, F ,. fgvf, ,:'..,- . .:..Ev...r3.. EM .. -me ias asafrjearea aria Gale SiCr:.f: 1'.' f5 5'If1Lf'.. '.'.'r.::r. 'rria ffary Dererlgr Westbreib zeefrze eeicetriea :ver tgpeir f!C1fIdII,CiTi16YS f9eg:i1'.' f,.lQ:i-'sei 'zrci-.tiziz faiaieal 1' :inf 21.4 Tziey resent fie fresehee C5 The :STYCTTITJC rrefesser if 'xfeaef me dre Tcwleb and :is zirysterreas fzssxstarit, Maaazxie Zelda Pat ',x,vlITri1GII1GIi3 'NQIC are izxgeets Q' Granny Kate. The gurls aezise C1 plan '.-Jitich they liege 'xxjl care Granny Kate of her bGrl91 111 the surrerriatural, thus H1132 Bramley and Ieffrey Hall KLy1e Heed and Fred Clmeb arrive armsvfer te their ad el 'Chest Wanted ' Hatcfief QDCS ixRv71l1QC1iT'SN fzre Si:r::rga'x's zieasezzai, :e::.gQa1is if seeing three alieete Ci the ri:CQ:',' reefs, but they tixfi CH' 12 be Nora Vane may '.'.'3YC .ae Seri te ihvestfzate tie ieaexsaraice el Srgei Gere Azalea ffixrtia Gates 3 lebeter C '.f.' , the lecal Grey' A 13.29 stef Lcpia fe he fgrfiriv azeigf 116 :iepee Tie, Lf has 'iaggteiei .YCCICIY IQLQ f',l.:fGff'1f'. fllf' 11.313 pluvfa-I N -he-YAY? 1 ,A ,r-.K f. ,Le X. ,.,..,,.-., , e. r .,. ,.r.-, --fda' '- Q -f Azz ' FHL -' LN rr -,..- ...ea ,-I .Q 5. H--we ,-- fi .- me .- .. A, ., 2 f ' ,ff -YQ- .N f, V -,gy ff-,A---.,-Y V ff- -ff -. .aaa . ., - ,ar ,. J., - ,-. Ng-, '7,A.,,-, ,, JUNICR PLAY - MEN ARE LIKE STREETCARS DIRECTED BY MRS. LOLO EDDY THE CAST Mrs. Mason .,,.......,...... Barbara Norman Mr. Mason .,.. ...,,.... D avid Wiley Maudie ..... ,...... S herry Hensley Sylvia .... ......, C onnie Beth lngram loy ...... .... M ary Lee Chamberlain Alix .,.. .....,.,.,.. V enita Hicks Iulie .... . ,... Cynthia Hancock Lysbeth .... ..... S hirley Aldridge Mrs. White .,.. ......... B onita Gwin Mrs, Allen ..,. ....,,... S hirley Dutton Mrs. Day, . Delores McClanahan Davy ..... .,,....... B ob Kennedy Chuck . , , lerry . 4 . Ted ...... Margaret , , . . ......... Dick Bozarth 4 . . .Charles Swansey ,Ronald Lee . . . .Letitia Skaggs -I- 17931, THE PLOT Mgzidie happens to see her ggonized expression in the rr.irror and tgkes g good look gt it, so she ll know hon-.' to rnzke if gggin it ever she Wgrtts to There ire lots of regsons tor her tnisery. First, she- wgs pit :n ohgrge of fi pretty but tongue-tied cousin ngrned 'oy Mdudie decides the only wdy to help to tegolx Toy her entire line. Mgudie is delighted gs she thinks of how grgtetul loy is going to be tor the hdppinefs shes bringing into her life But nov: she ez-folgirps Grgtitude' l still lgugh, though no longer bitterly, for Icy hos tcrlcen Mgudies delightful gnd hurnoroiis line gnd used it so well she sngres glrnost :ill ot l-lgudies hoytriends Then to Mduilies horror :rie tinix her Cider .sister Sylvig discussing pigns tor in'.'1t.n1 the Idsf hop' Mgudie has left to her table gt o :grty Nfizjie teel1 shes got to tglce gotion guiokiy' tor ng ::. :tier how t:iithtul g boy itigy be in his soul he .' sine 'o 'f-ffl g'.-.itiilly tlgttered it some older girl tglce: 'n 'r 'A in hitr: The rrtentiil picture of Siflvig sooor- ing tg, trie ons: boyfriend Mfxuiiie ng: ie? swirxs be'ore ne: eyes She decides thgt the only Way to get Sylvig out 3' her lite is to rngrrif her otf She grttully fQf1LldfES in two older loovs thgt shes brooding gbout Slove C125 rngrri- Tze ghd rnoiherhood :ing what is S','1'.'ig getting out 3' hte utter gli. Mgudie decides that her sister s excellent repzitgtion is too drgl: and colorless and something hgs to be done gbout it, Mgudie stgrts drgwing on the rnovies shes seen, ghd :nest lurid YCVES shes regd She felis these things gs though they were gil g pgrt of her sisters egrlier lite This is the beginning of g series of uprogrious rngneuvers to rngrry off her sister Mgudie get.: results, too-sher sisters serious ro- rridhoe is put on the rocks, the tgrnily is inturigtei gt llgudie, gnd even her own looytriencl is giiengted Corri- pletelj: E'.'er',' ettort lvlgiinie rngkes to tix Things sr: gggirt :ornehow gets her even deerier in tropilole i. glrriost seems gs though the trouble is reglly serious but then in GH engaging dnl wholly .f'1TlSA'g'lYiQ Conclu- sion this fresh find exciting oorxetlw' if resolved , Q 5' ,, pt. U: Barbara Henley, Editor-in-Chief Miss Ogg, Sponsor TH N-are 'wk' 'C Kenneth Nclen, artistg L le Reed, Ad Salesmang Fred Cline, Phctcarapherg Y Virginia Leel-ie, Chief Tyjsistp Peggy Fulkerscn, Assistant Typistg Malzle Lane, Assistant Typist. E I952 KEYSTONE Row 1, left to right: Martha Armistead, Phyllis Partain, Carol Richrroncl, Marilyn lroncree, Dorcthy Fulkerson, Barbara Norman. Row 2: lurie Iosey, Ianette Pollard, Sue Cantrell. How 3: Barbara Bcatrignr, Miss Ethertori, Tcrnrny' Cole, Iarries Crawford. '11 T if x-A 4? 'N- AD SALESMEN qted. 1ef1 to right: andinguz f I EDITORIAL STAFF Around the table, leftuto right: fi .l.Q:'1i:'v EA: 1' H u ,.,..,,1 Q, . 5,-A-W 93 :- 4 nik ' 1 lr! 1' 1? 'T' BUSINESS STA PURPLE CLARICN Put Winklemun. Co-editor Mrs. Wasson, Sponsor Mary D. Westbrook. Co-editor FF Around ihe table: Sherry Hensley, Iudy Hess, Dick Bozarth, Charlene Parks, David Wiley, Ronald Lee, lerry Skaggs, Fred Cline, Bettilou Wright. BUSINESS STAFF Cynthia Hancock Margaret Klein Catherine Klein fi' REPORTERS Row l, left to right: lune losey, Mary l-lumm, Mary Row 3: Frederica Christrnan, Barbara Norman, Dorothy Taylor, Ioan Bowen, Mary Chamberlain, Fonda Stout, Fulkerson, Marjorie Zimmer, Martha Armistead, Es- Madonna Pfister, tella Cravyford, Barbara Yates, Betty Butner, Winnie Row 2: Delores McClanahan, Marilyn Foncree, Myra Baker' Shlrley Grimes' Dem Chase' Burnam, Bonita Gwin, Ann Brashear, Letitia Skaggs, Row 4: Curtis Miller, Iames Govan, David Patterson, Carolyn Anderson, Sue Fulkerson, Ann lfunkhouser, Jerry Iohnson, Charles Swansey, Iohn Wasson, Louis Charlene Beal. Murphy, Bob Estes, Dick Largen, Earle Cooley, .49 ..t'0' H' ff' .' X, ff f' 'YG Uni' Iurv u purlulvf B1llllllll1lSll'l' C0llll'illl gc-is sri for Harrisburg Loyalty. Hup! two. thrvv. four! qi, Y S B r U 'F ,J ,n i .1 'Q . , hu A.. I I. 3 aww:- . - 15 . n ' x X - - ,- ,,. A- -W 1.1326 M-In-. 'WJ' ,fvv , ,Q-.-.V ', - E 'Sf ,m':m ' 1' ZA'-L' . X . . -. Q , ,,,....,.,.......l: L, -- fwirAw a-:MY '3'f 1 n 1 gl' N N -'EWQXJ I , W. .m.,3' 1 ? V V., ,Alf 'gg' W K' L .4 .. W. f , 4 1 i in In 0 Ll 'X Il 1 N N I ' X f A W ll I - H u XQ J- I 1 ' WA HW!-EA is ww ' f,.,i,, M 'T' E ' :HF :fffZ3 5 f3 1'i ' A fi51f'251 IA- v .,.4,W,' 3 f f Ez... A 4: ... .f ' .nj 1 'W '50 1 , S' kj L, In f 1 -I ' ' , 1 C 9 fe A 'K -'I 'xl' ,,.'s 1 if Q. Ib 'J - J Jg2T9NQMNWHHRH , 'llllllllll .H 5 g 'Q nl , W, 'A .v' 'L j ni Y X gs-if 9 vii HQ . -H19 K f .A. ln XPS-fm -.f I n :rl BAND Under the capable leadership of Mr llarshall Cothran, the lnlflfl-l.S. band has added zest and sparkle to our school life. Cur basketball games, toote ball games, pep meetings, and all other special programs would not have been Complete without the music furnished by this group of musicians. The band has shown its loyalty and Willingness tc cofoperate by performing for the enjoyment of football fans in rain, in cold, in snow, or sleet. 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'Wgf?521fzg3sx?f3?Xi1 .ge ..+gfi':,:.'ffACJf, ff f 9. ,.,, ,-'- sf' , 1 .-z.: -. f '- -A-,., -' .,, , -.f . .51 ,f .,g- , -.- g., ga., .1 --A -, '--- ' 51-'If.1J Q-aff' -'e'r'f',ffjLj',,g fr:12i'fL?5iEqig'3f1.'f'.f.fE,:1fg'Lff Y gZf:'1-,g W-fflQTL,-',2fQ?:'Tf,,'4'J5f:.J 1 4 if ff F ff '11 , , ,,A, , .. , . , , ,A Y I. AV . . M ,,, .iq in-,Ah ' , flu. in ., .,At:i, .ui:A bil 1 'r , '.,:. L Ii 5 Row 1, left to right: Monzelle Lewis, Ruby Steinsultz, Barbara Yates, Beverly Blackman, Carol Richmond, Catherine Cline Nadine Seibert. Row 2: Wilma Gibbons, Margaret Klein, Helen Gresialc, r-- .:..f ci: J! 'W u-K t f'-afwsxwgwf Marida Steinsultz, Ronald Lee, Marilyn Foncree, Mary Alice Barger, Donnie Vineyard, Delores McClanahan, Carolyn Render, Eddie Towle, Donald Upchurch, Maiveen Thomas, Francis Humm, Nina McDaniel, ORCHESTRA The orchestra, under the direction of their new instructor, Mr. Marshall Cothran, has made rapid progress since the school term first began. ln the spring and fall they presented entertains ing music at each of the class plays. A Yuletide concert was presented to the public by the orchestra in co-operation with the band and chorus during the Christmas holidays, This entailed a great deal of work on the part of the orchestra members, At special night ses- sions every week extensive practice was carried on, This evening practice was put into effect to permit students who were unable to fit an orchestra practice period into their schedule to participate in concerts. With the coming of spring, the orchestra began working on selecf tions for instrumental contests, The excellent ratings awarded to participants in the contests gave evidence of the extensive progress made by the orchestra this year. bills img-3 -. .M ,-- .w ' : -T:--rs ie'- , 'gy 51.25 1 'w ..3-, , ,r,72f'f f1-six, X P r Row 3: Peggy Fulkerson, Shirley Barker, Mae Dees, Carol Sanderson, Dick Arrnistead, Iohn Lee, Shirley Stephenson, Earl Cooley, lack Harper, Richard Vine- yard, Charles Kielhorn. Row 4 Cstcmdingl: Cynthia Hancock, Mary Ann Hurnrn, Ie-rome Hart, Rex Absher, Phyllis Robson. VIOLIN TRIO Left to right: Ruby Steirieultz, Mortzelle Lewis 'f.'ilrr.a Gilciocnf 1779 it No matter how far back we turn the pages of history, music has a part in the culture of the times, The means of making music have changed from hol- low stump to drum, ram's horn to trum- pet, and bowstring to violin - but always there is music, xo I 1 I I A I CAPPELLA CHOIR 'Q 'H' I IQ n an Row I. left to right: Pe:J'.' H11--',' Fino-s Gccda-n Lorna Row 3: 'Ina Mcfhnzel Flarxcw' Fdkereon Maj: Tfmothy VVeet- 'Nulmms Hxzbdrnu l7pc?1xc?: Squid 3.11--: Size F.1kerscr1 k-foci' fmiy HL-ss Bertls Ldnccxst,-: Donal Upchurch Hex Srxlzif-jx Kraus IVo:m'fX',' F .lkwson S Cdrmiwfll Ycyce Dwrm Mfffre Sli! i'pgv-fivurfter, Donme Pnce, Bob 'Weatherly Sdfdff f.1r1o'te Pillai ffurnzxzns Myra Bxrzdrn Fflrbfxrn Henley f:hGT16'YXE Beal Row 2: ?f.z1r.e Wm!--sldn S:'x'l'-'.' los,-'Is Phylhs Parks Don:1.1 Bufbzqf 'Of9 7'5 Feed Oen Brown H:::::z'1 Norms 'zrnmy Wllscn Rxchurj Row 4: ffdvxd Wxleu' ff:11:vBo',d I7e1kvrIHv'y'hO135 Don Ewe.. 'Wed!:'e'Q',' Monlun Vv'e:krrw1f:'e' PE1j.'fl1s Yocxti Rhonda D1CkLOCk'J-'GOI Bxii MCNL-w Idrti--s Crcxwtozz Pondld Mmnet Yam-5 Mx , fffxzzznbegzzx Charles Swcmsey' '::r1Wc1la:e Te':',' Iohnscn W T Wee'- kvcok Bch K-,-rgrg--iy, iT71Y'O1I fwlzk Under the 'me dlrection of Mr, Iohn Schork, the Chou had C1 very successful season In pix ti X X-Ji DOWN IN THE VALLEY Directed by Mr. Iohn Schork - K 1- ., . , , 'Y dddimon to concerts 'mm the czmd, mey sang xx! CAST me 1::11:1::rtd1 Seven LCJST Words 0 Christ on 3 1 BTZICK W edvef . 31HMcIN1e'f.' - A . ,,. Easter GHG attended time S. I U Chorus festival, . KJHUHSS DU'-'CYDC A iigzzxber C:fE1G chem pcrticlpdted Ln the district X Q feline YGTSOYT5 .UdY H955 , . 1 5 A-1 , 1' A did state vzcgu Contests ds 50.91313 or in ene 2 fs? 5 bee F'l'Kerb9U - - 'm.m.Q -'WL fu i serirzles Qri Feomdry 28 and 29, the crioir iq! lH'3M 3'-'Mele jd--3w5V5 U75Q . , AQ presented the CCCYGTTG Down gi the Valley , ' XS ' N X Gujbu . . Y , .. , K . , W Ledder and rredcrle' Bettis Ldricisfe :Cgri W ei.. Decdwee of me .5IIiCI.I Cast Nr. 5 5-mg A , W , QAM? ima UM A: .addr 1 Awmnterx Q45-, eg-JQGYC1 JC? Mmner ,,.,,..,.A, ., - w L J .ed .A.. , ,...A.,. .: ' ,, , A w W reief 'CVFQSCHSYU dries CfC'.'.'TCfq E X 2 'ee-we Q TM,-D, '2VNwf.-C, Z -X xx . ,V AA--A we A J--H.. ...i v x.A.A..Ax..- . 5 ,5 Semen Pejicl , lk' f T'-'3 Fliyllis Yecxttd . .. 1 3' 'k is Pirie 'ffl 3537 Y ff IN- 4-gxx jx A A. Missa-t 'Q' l QQQQQYF LA Y 01 THINGS S C A When Iullus the Younger borrowed Papa s chanot he dldnt have to ask for the keys However he had to be a slullful dnver Cboth hands! m order to control splnted horses and at the same t1me keep hrs balance ln a rockmg rumblmg two wheeled velucle Very hkely Iuruor was not golng out for the evemng but for the aftemoon, smce the pubhc amusements-theater amphrtheater races-were all daytlme shows due to madequate l1ght1ng fac111t1es The Roman love of races Kbettmg on the pomes ehll of gladxtonal combats twrestlmg matchesl. of the theater and the elaborate banquet was no less than ours for sports and stage plays. Feshve garments were made of mcomparably lovely matenals, and Roman ma1dens might sw1sh mto the Amplutheater or Cxrcus 111 thexr Senc1an t1ssues just as our lumors and semors float across the Prom floor ln thelr forrnals of tulle and fllmy net. Iuvenal Sald of the Romans, Everybody always dresses above hrs means . CTo us. Keeping up w1th the Ioneses. J A 1 rl . . I - V Q -th 5 P4 W Q . P Y: V 1 Ill, .2 xN , ll,,, ,WV - . ,f Q for , V Em Ulm X' 5 f X I I 4 .4 bl r rr, xi . N t ' , x i . , . 1 ' I I I I I - I ll I ll ' ' . 1 . . 1 . I HOMECOMING QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Freshman ,...,.,....,.... Nigel lenkins Sophomore . . , .,,. Eugenia Golliher lunior .,.......,...... Cynthia Hancock Football captains, Bill Cusic and Richard Griffiths, crown her majesty, Dixie Brothers. HOMECOMING Honiecorning, annual festivity of purple and White pageantry, began with the bonfire and pep meeting held at Taylor Field on Friday night, October 13. Colorful irnpersonations of the football players were given by some of the girls of the P. E. classes, and a rnovie and talks by Coach Davison and the football captains all were used to rouse the prefgarne spirit. First prize-Keystone float The parade began at lunior High School on Friday. The parade was long and colorful, consisting of civic and high school floats, cars, bands, and the car with the Queen and her attendants. The victory over Bishop-Dubourg, 89-6, added a gayer spirit to the festivities. Senior float -,5-535. 5 ceziilng iiie ccromcticri of iiie Queen, Dixie Brctiiers, by Ccfcope Then C1 dance iieid for the students gi- lk an 4' HOMECOMING QUEEN Dixie Lou Brothers The Clizipdx ei the igiii-52i1O1l1QA ifxins Dick Griffiths and Biii Cusic, Grid ciiurimi made CI happy ending fer CI wonderful Hcixiecoiiiirig. 4 1. ? Q . Q Hi-Y float Civic float winner Pica E ff UNDER 6 BULLDCAS ' ' ,. ' Jiiii '- , fn ,-535,21 W-a ...Q ' if - 'J' ' L ',:':,i- ' VW u . . A . - 'J-L4..p,f-31 Q4 'Q fr- ensue fy W A A A , l .-xx Q -. THE POW WCW A tnrillina conference basketball game, l-larrisbura ve. Centralia, started oft the colorf ful l952 Pow 'Now 'ffitli a bane. Following the game '.-:ere tliree consecutive stiowsg the Vari- ety Snow, overtlo'.vgna with talent, featured a jazz band, vocal solos, irnpereonations, and Paolo dancers, The Style Sltovf, in vxliicli 25 airls gnodffled tlie lfttefgt eatyles in wci1.en's taeliions tor tive local dress shops attracted quite a large crowd, The Talent Show also ottered en- tertainfnent cl all types. A new attraction this 'fear ':.'f1:. tf.e lffid'.':f:',' in he lictinell Gyn: ar. fIllYfICY,f,Y! rpvtlirtfi f.-vert tzftt targoiis liurritirz. 'ind ljatley Cfcttfz Pow Wow Queen cmd King. Arm Funkhouser and Bob Wise. A square dance put on by tlie Sopnoznore Class carried out tne testive rnood ot the evef ning. Tlie liianlight ot tlie evening was tlie coronaticn cereznony in wliicn Ann Punlcliouser and Bob Wise were crowned Queen and King oi the sensational lQ52 Pow Wo'f.'. Y 511 aff? 'f Y Y aN'l -'I gg A2143 1 P -l , I l ?W+ l -is 2 1-.. ul 0 F 'N- L Q 'li 5.. .1 I ' ' ln f fs. THE l95I PROM . ' istimcy, I itz at tzxe old wiszimg A ::.cs,z covered well, .- ,id cziken bucket, and Qcriigl rziurcils pointed by ie fiimcr Class mode d rxque setting for tlie iezxif- ot tile 1951 Pretty crqdndy dresses, in eepinig witli the ttiezue, 'ere 'xfcm by the serving :ls selected troii. the cgiliciticte Clcxss. Any Lid ci :music one rxglit esire 'rcrti il2th Street tc The Beciutitul je DCIRUb9Hff'IITC1d6 up ie repertoire ct fsck fQ.'QllC'.llf cmd his CfCh6S- 'Z Pelrc-'sl1:1.eits ctddiitz' :ther did delxiegs cf, Kilt the sift' ZTLTGY :Ei diiciria Cct- 'Q ti.e Uiii ez ., , Q, A sfx. .- - ,f-iz' ' 'gi tcrigcs fififl -1. , V 1 - V l rf- -fx. ' -. ..'JLx., J ING .Veer L33 AT THE DEDICATION OF DAVENPORT GYMNASIUM F Y ,V l. X Ci- 5 -51, F ' E+, ,S SJ . ,ery 5' limi if ROMAN Last year the members of the Latin club again enjoyed their traditional Roman Banquet. The theme was a banquet given by Caesar and Calpurnia in honor of the high Roman officials and their wives, The guests were served a threefcourse dinner in Roman style by several of the second- year Latin students who were chosen to be slaves. The banqueters were dressed in colorful Roman costumes, the girls portraying the char- acters they represented and the boys wearing the white togas. Delmar Cox and lean Garrison acted as host and hostess, These busy individualrs are responsible tor the activity we like best-ee-ating. Mrs limes dixhes up 3' rxoutfi-2-. 1:ering dessert, Mrs, Gragnis iuqqles the :neat balls, While lfirs Henry csrrals the spaghetti-one o' our favorite lunches J' BANQUET - 5 f 1 x 1 rg 'Q -I xy ,. ,fxy f X it 'kj Vu, J if 3 10' 7 ' I 'Fu fFW'i!iZEEi 5-....,,?1gsf jg-4 Rh P 7, , ' f- v. 8? L -.wsu 4 gnq y Q? -01 X3 , , lg, S X Y R., fluff It I vu , , V I ,.,, , ,MFI t u 5:55, ia-Pffkxfi , R ' - A A 1 5 5 . 'MQW 'Aw 2 ,Q 5. lv K 41 F. 5 ' I L m ' gwzivk aww, if 25 6,1 n ,, x 1- V f '1 4? L Q ' , e if ' 27, THE KENNEL f. uf 4 'fy ,' -. M- -f '-,A-5 ,xl 'T P' 1- -vf fe ',-' A- 'HW 'K' ww- .r N -- A ' ,-'A ' A, get me st,Qe...e - h. A, R. 5. ..3.e ,ne TV.lUf'.::fI. ,c...e,e li,.3... fix e.e,.ec1 1 :lub mere ther' can refer: and enjoy' fheir fresdc-if fee Wee Hermit: zicefyreeiderif f--1 fn .- -ev--. N ,-0 ,V -. LN ' vw 'Q VY-Y' if .- .. V Y-Y '-.W 'Nw v- ' v f. -f e.e,.e Home Freqee... Cttempte .ave see.. S.1e.,,rIe:i:Ae, eecetfi., ,,.,.Q.,3.Q t.eC5u.er V ' :HN f,V.r,Y Ap- -,. 1. -. . -1 - - - - e-73? ff --A-- 3' --AAA JA -wif 51 -ATV? 3-1 .Qs 5:35. as 561.321 l5 C.lT'ECIC1l C13.,stg:1e:te c1.ec1 necsuse ei lccx 5' mterest Tziis time tie M gy-. f, H-gd 5351 ly 33,3 5,11 eqfegf gf flxf M- Ap., .we . - .. e 1 QLAGGHI: H316 CCRT.R.A6C1 tc CDLGG QQ IMG 11116: Kgypgg . ',1Cgf3Ag 5999 jglllyigf 1i'Q fjpg i'bQK6 ff ' -Q,-,-- .1-F-F vw. Y N. '17 -L fl- 1 K e f ' ' ' . ' M-3 fe-1-'f' HH- --5' --5? 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The gladxators ate a speclal food, SIGINIA GLADIATORIA. fWheat1es were unknown thenl They followed very stnct trammg rules. To become a gladlator was the last effort of the dullard the more famous had then' names and deeds engraved on great plaques. fgiiziiigifi-:,,5', 235 'Et f ' M, b- f T, ceaaik -'Ei n-l-Lx 4 -ff - . 1-f-f -K 1Q.J2-- , ' A r ye -2 ' g 32 ' r , - f gf re .. ' iiatfguafr :fl E' - wi 2 'lf 1 'Fi v' - 1 13? 11 'T Q-' - II?-DI '1' 0 is - Xx ' 1TLgeZf -+- ii' ed ff so wi .H , - r, -22 L 4e f fe 1.x :t:!l.H ff 1 -I ' .1 14 -2 as ii, -- - 5 -1 . 5 'fEo eff- if fi 'Pi' 'l 'I 1' 1327 Qi' 'sq T-L' . 7 'f -T:-1 e v' 'l v t .a ff efe ,inf a t Q? FOOTBALL I95I Polling up a total of 249 points to 32 for their opponents, the Bulldogs srrpasned to 'v-:nat was perhaps the greatest year the schools football history, and the first season during 1-xlticli the locals suffered no defeats. The traditional opener saw the Ca- nines down Murphysboras mighty Bed Devils, l9fO. Next carne the defeat of our arch rivals, Eldorado, 198. The first conference tilt resulted in a BB tie with Mt. Vernon, Cen- tralia, another South Seven powerf house, was the Bulldogs' next victim, BO. To the splendor and festivity of loloineconiing was added a phe- notnenal B9-U victory over Bishopf DuBourg of St. Louis. The Bulldogs spoiled lplerrin's Homecoming 5lfU, and continued to aiin for the con- ference crown bv defeating Marian, SGC. ln what proved to be one of the outstanding garnes in high school football this season, the Bulldogs niet their toughest opponents, the West Frankfort Redbirds, in subefreezing weather on snowecrusted Taylor Field. A l3-l2 win over the Redbirds and a 56 tie 'sfitn Benton led Harrisburg to another South Seven championship, their third crown in the 'as' tour 'rears ..., iv.-. Iv . The T. l-l. S, Bulldogs had once agar success any retarned tzieir :ian vfwlrf. rw T Jshzq +f,x.ff, r-. ..,, a ..i,..o.,- owed.. RICHARD GRIFFITHS-175 lbs.. 5' 11 I Senior As Co-Captain, Grif played an important port in winning of the conference title. Dick was a powerful plunging fullback and always a mainstay as a linebacker on defense, Grif' also took over the punting chores and did a swell job at booting the pigskin when it was needed, BILL CUSIC-245 lbs., 6' Co-Captain. Bill was tough, rugged and hard to take out. He was fast for a big man and could get downfield for blocking, All of Harrisburgs opponents remember well Cusics hard tackling. Bill was picked on the Chicago Tribune's all-state second team, BEBER DALTON-147 lbs.. 5' 8 MBeb's' passing and running was a great asset tc the team. l-le had a knack for being able to follow his interference well. Daltcns extra point kicking was a potential factor in the winning of the conference, especially the one against 'fleet lfrariktori FLOYD SHEWMAKE-168 lbs., 5' 11 Floyd superb play c' quarterback tor the championship team gained Shen-1' art horiorulole rr.-enticn on the all-state teon. Floyd knew how to call the play, ite could para, and he :Cala ppt opposing tickles in a 'lither wztii l1l.5fflClC'v.'lZfC:f5f field running SEgev.'rr.ake also trade o good blocking back, Q5 D7 vs HAL IOHNSON-305 lbs.. 6' l Senior 'Bin Hal '.-:as Coach Davisonkz rnainstay on :ie'e-nse. Hal was cne cf the Eiaaestw reasons why Harrisburg: opponent? score: were so low DON SMITH-170 lbs.. 6' 3 Senior lS:nitty' was Coach Daviacns handiznan He played alrncst all the positions in the line but showed up best cn tackle. Coach Davison rafed 'Srnitty along with best linerrien. FRED WILMOTH--265 lbs.. 6' SW Though only a junior i'Big Cat was playing his second year on the Harrisburg line. Fred had the ability to break through the line and could be continually Seen in the opponents' backfiela His weight and being able to use it to the best of its advantage was what gave ilCat noncrable :nention on the all-state tearn DONALD HOWARD-170 lbs., 5' 7 Senior lBlowtop' was used almost entirely on offense where he used his speed as a potential threat. The Harrisburg followers will never forget his swift moving legs. IOE FREDERICK-178 lbs., 6' 3 loe had the height and speed that it takes to be a good end. Bringing down passes loe counted for touchdowns throughout the season, loe will be back next year to continue his fine play at end. rc Q72 KENNETH HORNING-180 lbs.. 5' 11 Bobo finished his second season at first string guard playing fine football. Bobo hit hard and held his man in check. He also had the speed to move out of line for downfield blocking which many times proved the major factor in a local tally. PHILLIP TRAMMEL-145 lbs., 5' B Senior Although Phil was small, he was used quite a bit on defense because he could hit hard and move up fast for tackles. ED LEWELLYN-170 lbs., 5' 11 Senior Ed was out most of last year as a result of an appendicitis operation, but he came back this year to play great ball as a guard on the first string. Ed was rough on offensive and a tough man to move on defense. HM ZIMMER-165 lbs.. 6' Senior Zero's defense and offense blocking ability rated Iim a starting berth at end in all of Harrisburg's games. lim was also an offensive threat on pass receiving. ARTHUR HINANT-160 lbs., 5' 8 Hinant was fast, drove hard for a small man, and was a fine blocking back on offense. Arthur will be back again to continue his yardage gaining. IIM GUARD-175 lbs.. 5' 10 Iim saw almost all of his action on offense giving way to the bigger man on defense. lim was the smallest man in the Harrisburg offense line, but his speed and quickness to move was an added strength to the local offensive. C4 98:9 W I'- QM Wi... .H-3 Row l, left to right: S. D. Golden, Erank Santy, Leland Miller, Marshall Landis, Richard Gidcumb, Bob Buchanan, Charles Polk, Gary Trammel, Odell Burns, VV. T. Westbrook, Eddie Seright, lack Dale. BHUUSV Ronnie Rieeelf DGUUY Blown' Iimmv Durham' Row 8: Torn Edward, Ronnie Bean, Bill Epperheirrer, Iii: Matthews. - - ' ' Larry Loosdon, David Conover, Iodie Stricklin, Don' Row 2: lack Norman, lack lilelson, Eranlc Chase, Ed ald Beal, Wayne Short, Darrel Powell. FOOTBALL I95I--BULLPUPS Finishing the season with one game over the .500 mark, the Harrisburg Bullpups laid the foundation tor what will be our future Bulldog squad. The Pups won decisive victories from Eldorado, Herrin, and Benton, slipped passed West Frankfort in their tight- est game, and lost three straight conference tilts to Marion, Centralia, and Mt. Vernon. Although they did lose three games, the Pups scored 89 points to 7C for their opponents and held two teams scoreless. C4 gg DQ 1951 FOOTBALL SCORES Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg ...... Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Eldorado ...... O Mt. Vernon ...., 25 Centralia ...... 32 Herrin ......... 6 West Eranlctort . O Marion . ,..... 20 Benton .. 7 BASKETBALL l95I-52 The Harrisburg Bulldogs this year ended their first season of play in the new Davenport gymnasium. The final tally was eleven wins and fifteen losses. High spots of the season came when the Bulldogs defeated the highly rated Mt. Vernon Rams and the Decatur Beds, both of which were State Tourney favorites of last year. The canines capped fourth place in our own Egyptian Holiday Tournament and faced tremendous odds to win second place in the star-studded Salem lnvitational Tourney. Considering the many games which they lost by only one or two points, we may say that for our Harrisburg Bulldogs this was a successful season of basketball. VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Row 1, left to right: Fred Wilmoth, Edward Dalton, Bill McNew, Don Ewell, foe Frederick, Don Smith, Floyd Shewmake, Richard Griffith. Row 2: Bob Ozment, Lyle Reed, lim Zimmer, Ierry Taylor, Arthur Hinant, David Guard, Tommy Golden. EDWARD DALTON-5' 8 Iunior BILL MCNEVV-6' 1 Senior FLOYD SHEWMAKE-S' 10 Senior IOE FREDERICK--6' 3 Iuuior DON EWELL-6' 1 Senior DON SMITH-6' 3 Senior N Hiyffffl ,ff S am Harrisburg iiarrislaura riarr1sic1,1r3 Harrisburg Harrisbiira rfarriskf irq iiirrrrfik ura Qarriffrm ira .1 VHSLMYQ H,vV ,..,,, ,MJ V iluu Carrier Herriri Decaiii Beritari Lidcrada iffaxcri Iaimsia ifecatair Ceriirrria iVff:f1i.r BASKETBALL SCORES 1951- 1952 Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisbiira iiarrisbiira I5gr Qfr'rf. . A., Harrisbzirfz Harrisburg ITCTKSQQAIQ ifarriegaira West Frank Chicago . Benicri . Mt. Verriam Mi. Verii: ifidrzradrg , Cenfralia Herrin , Ifgllifgicri C, ,ku fart ...47 51 42 V52 55 ,, 51 'Q D., 1 FRED WILMOTH-6' 3 Iunior DICK GHIFFITHSA-5' 11 Senior IIM ZIMMER-6' Senior BOB HAYS-5' ll Iunior ffi:', ., I 71 I.l'fF 53:5 gif :fy Lint J He J: 1 IEHRY TAYLOR-5' 3 Iunior BOB OZMENT-5' 11 Iunior Row l. left to right: Ierry Rich, lim Potts, Ioe Pickering, Bob Beal Richard Gidcumb, Ed Miller, Ronnie Riegel, Norman Fuhr Row 2: Kenneth Dunn, Eddie Seright, Charles Polk, Harold Hicks, Ronnie Mitchell, Claude Short, Donald Price, Dave Harrison. BULLPUPS--I952 The Harrisburg Freshman-Sophomore cage squad climaxed a fair season this year, winning 6 out of 17 ball games. Key men in Harrisburg's line-up were Gidcumb, Beal, Riegel, Harrison, and Dunn. Others who saw action were Potts, Rich, Miller, Epperheirner, and Matthews. Coach Lawrence Calutettis crew showed promise as next years varsity squad. Q 104 BASKETBALL SCORES 1951-1952 Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg .,..,... Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg 77 Carrier Mills . . Herrin .....,. Benton .... Eldorado . . Marion .,,..., Iohnston City, . Centralia ,,.., Marion .,..... West Frankfort Benton ,,...,. Mt. Vernon ,,.. Mt. Vernon .... Eldorado .. Centralia ..... Herrin ........ West Frankfort Iohnston City. . BASEBALL For the third straight year the Harrisburg Bull Dog baseball team Won the district championship The Canines didn't start the season off so well, though, losing their first two ball games, but they soon got on the winning track and finished the reg- ular season with a record of eight wins and three defeats. The Canines led off in the district meet by beating Carrier Mills and Equality for the right to meet Marion in the finals. The Bull Dogs were at their best in the final game, trouncing the Wildcats l3 to 3 for the district crown. The local nine advanced on the sectional at Du Quoin, but lost a heart break- er in the first game to Mt. Vernon. U35 414, QW 5 We XQRA f WWW' WYE Q 'f-ill? ja v Q 8 SVG , Qmn .QA 1- .. l.ane.wuu.ift4ffv How 1, left to right: Bill Threet, Robert Yates, Kenneth Nolen, Sammy Stafford, Glendel Ewell, Bill Betz, Floyd Shew- make, Bussell Hancock. Row 2: Charles Hughes, Donald Stout, Bichard Griffiths, larnes Anderson, lack lfolen, David Wallace, larnes Bus- sell. Row 3: Mr. Davison, Bill Mcllew, Torn Alexander, Val Grib- ble, Bob Williams, Bonnie Zeigler, Frank Logsdon, Marvin Horton 44 105 an ,welll 5 Up K it-,. wllff 1 3 If if W 'Q W ,sm 8 xf TRACK This year the Harrisburg Bull Dog thinclads suffered an off season in track with only a few letter men returning from last year's squad. Harrisburg opened the season at the Hurst-Bush Mineral Area Meet receiving only one point. This was gained by the freshman relay team, ln the next meet, the West Frankfort relays, the Bull Dogs wound up in thirteenth place, The highlight of the season came for Harris- burg when they captured first place in a triangular meet with Eldorado and Carrier Mills here at Taylor Field. The Canines closed the season in the South Seven Conference meet at West Frankfort taking sixth place. The only boys to be awarded track letters were Smith and the freshman relay team. Row 1. left to right: Edwin Lewellyn, lim Potts, Dick Walker, Danny Brown, foe Pick- ering, fohn Stobart, W. T, Westbrook, Ed- ward Miller. Row 2: Charles McKinley, Audie Patterson, Donald Howard, Bertis Lancaster, Bob Con- over, Edward Dalton, Bill Threet, Harlon Seats, Norman Cusic, Richard Boyett. Row 3: Donald Stout, Lendall Tramrnel, Roy Greer, Bill Moss, Bob Beal, Don Smith, foe Frederick, Tommy Alexander, Bill Cusic. , --aa, f I Row l. left to right: Mike Raley, Bob Kennedy, Ronnie Riegel, Delbert Mitchell, Bill Epperheimer. Row 2: Mr. McKee, Gary Bowles, Bob Hays, lim Mat- thews, Ierry Iohnson. Ku TENNIS if The H, T. H. S. tennis team, under the guid- ance of Coach lim McKee, began their 1951 season by taking a clean sweep of the matches in a meet against Equality. Then in the next two meets, both with Carmi, the Bull Dogs broke even, winning one and losing one, but the locals were unable to win any finalists in the district meet held here in Harrisburg, May 5. Coach McKee usually played Delbert Mitchell, first string singles, Mike Baley and Gary Bowles, first string doubles, Bill Epfoerheimer, second string singles, Bob Kennedy and Bob Hays, second string doubles. A favorite spring sport 4 K, 1' all '1 f jg J nil,-1 ' I sein-H if I , J? , lnppnvfww ,.,. , guwuhaqwgfn? 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Ich, -f 7 2 J. ix.-.p '-x f X3 K '41 Q if x J A , 'IF at fi f 3 f A12 l VI ' 'F I l 'lt Wi ' A W fl, 45' ,wifi def 1 .., ,, 1 221' Q ,W if ' 423 A JM:-If P ff as R ADVERTISERS Although rn 1952 our shops full of beautlful furnxture and clothmg seem modem Rome m 52 B C was not too far behmd us 1n that respect for the1r shops were many cmd varled There were the Fullers establrshments for cleanlng the1r precrous wools and sllks and the barber shops great places for loungmg and gossxp then as now there were the pubhc bakerles near whlch m11ls drrven by donkeys or slaves were always grmdmg flour the markets were choked w1th garden truck such as artlchokes asparagus beans cucumbers lentlls melons omons and peas aswell as fru1ts such as apples pears plums and quxnces to say nothmg of walnuts and almonds fWhatl no A 6: P stores J Squawkmg coops of fowl ducks and geese were to be found at almost every street corner and butcher shops abounded everywhere However cholce beef was only for the very r1ch fHow well we knowll Vmtners stalls where w1ne was sold tn Jars, sklns, or flagons were almost as common along the Roman streets as bakenes. CDuffey's taverns 'J. The Romans had perfume, too. On almost every 1mportant street were 11ttle shops-kept by women where were sold scented powders, fragrant o11s, cmd gold and silver bottles for unguents and perfumes named for flowers or sprces. fBlue Grass? Old SPICG? L1ly of the Valley? Could bell A Roman of 52 B C. would feel qurte at home among Harnsburg shops m '52 W. F. 'Wnh Mr Foster ff 'ttff px J 5, , X' A f' F215 .. ,, f 1 A ,atv , ro-11 1 X . S s - Q ff --1 , ' Jfgfsgt t es - ,A , A fn ' ,'-Fr. 7- .1 -L A 1 A ' , r...t:.flf 1 f?' l' 1 1 - , ,graiew H. ' ' : lf? ' 5' C . v - 7- 1, 5- -b r 5 1 if s ,fff f, V' L Fi :tiff Q - -1 ln Q27 ' o f , ' ' '. 'nv fc, 1 - I - 20 V is , gfirff f , ft f-19 2 5 H Qf' xml - 2-5 . 'g 1 .- X ad S Z 44 val X' A f' TTI 'J ' S T 7 v slum -X . ' .t A a 5 :f e .fl ' 'J' Q f H Q., , s 'V-fe, 3 1 '1 A. . ' tl ' f Q ggi ,AI 17 Q22 4 41, Q 5 - 1 , V QT 7' ' 6 ' In , 3 if kf.:gl'L:-- Q -t. 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Head Heat Cllltfl' HARRISBURG FUNERAL HQME L1W1rne md Vernard Cl tw ton FMBALN1I+Rb and ltl NERAL DIRPLTORS Phone 6 I7 YY Poplin 'Ht I ompllmf nls lo 1952 Keystone Stuff Mr Foster and the F lcultv The Student Body .md the Gr ldu ltlllg Clam of 1902 SETEN FURNITURE STORE I N Dawenpnrt Prop Keep Tuned Dculy WE BQ IZIU lxlloeule E tallllsllul In 1925 am wesqa FM 999 We .nude I tnhll he In For Xdsertl Ill Rate WPIIPI Nl I nlor xldlll er I I I I I ' fi ' z z ' ' ' to THE l'I0.YIfliR VOICE UI SUITIIERN II,I.IN'0IS ' 1 . g' s - is 1 '5 sl ' l9,l7 ' D ' 's' g ' 5. 1' .. .. ' ag MEET THE GANG HERE Park aI' PARKER'S Home of Curb Service PARKER S MIDWAY LOW IN COST HIGH IN VALUE That s REDDY KILOW ATT your Servant of the Century Wllatever the task do lt the EQ- EASIER FASTER wAY up 0 with Low Cost Electrlc Sen ICP Central Illmols Public Service Company J 0 IN T H E AUTO CLUB A NON PROFIT LIVIC ORGANIZATION uh n Illln IS A ll t on ll e Ame 1 an Aut Q Asso ml: AUTH HOWII' BI IND IINSURAINCI' 126 x s I f . 5 - . 9. I , . , U l I I 1 . o O - 9 1 ' 1 IE - Q3 9 Y. . Y. I I O . O N D1-voting Entire R1-sources to Bringing Travel to Southern Illinois Sol er ' 0' Hi 'ni of I r'f' 1 1 'on 44 Q PROFESSIONAL PAGE 1 Iml I x I OIIIIIIINH nts 0 ISI II Nlxllklfs u UH lXI1I I HAIPIWIANN DR N A HILRRIIANN DR I R JOHNSON DR H If NIUNII UIIIIH D1lIIXIIIISI' SIIIN I I I- I SRM I S DR IUHN D SIII HTONI DR I I WFBB I ' 1 9 f '. A. J. ' 'NEI' UR. . Q. , 'QEI' DH. IJ. A. LEHNIAN P. 1 A , l. Q 1 +1f..lI. JR. '. '. .' f LQQ Compliments of HORNING HQTEL Evorybollyeats ut . . . . . NICK'S . . . . . The Tall: of tho Town llarrishurg, Illinois Compliments of GODARDS FARM MARKET PRODL CF FEFD SELD 187 ll BARGER BOOKKEEPING SERVICE W ru X Ba e Best of Lucl-. to the GTIIIIUIIIPC POTITIIIIQ or JEWELRY AND CII' TS Remember Folks lt -. F Phlel'36-lv S FRIEDMAN S B SMART SHOPS I-UIC WONIPN 19, NEWKIRK S ol: Sul 1 3 X ,J 4-' Exclusive Mlllmery 981W 2 l li8I'l'lSlllll'Q'. lllinuis l'lmne T I.. lfo zplinwnls of Loy Bargvr fill r f. rg r by ' ' ' . vi , V , .,, . I 9153 .. Poplar 01 . U ' I: h fllH'lIl2lilllPlIfS of W f ' 'I 'P :rs in for wrn lll'nois 1 , ' I N ' ' ' f W - Lx pl Nl rion YVvsl Frankfort ' 6 . If gliibrlj . ll uoin Johnston lfilv ' . , ' Uppoam- Urphe-um flwatre- Harrisburg N plump - . .S 1 8 bi mph n nl S S KRESGE CO Home 0 Prlvmllx SPTUICP I Ill Ph m 1014 l lpllmenls T U T T L E S I ROLERIES and MILATS 9 895R I 1 COLLIER and JOYNER INSURANCE OF ALL KIWDS e ISI I Ph e 461 HENDRIX PAINT AND WALL PAPER SHI' RWIN WII I I HIS III' KIJQU XIITI' RS IX I I 0 nplz nenls NATIONAL FURNITURE CQMPANY Ix C fapel FRED N IBUCKI RUSSLER PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR 9 West fhl I Phi ne 199 H sllurg. 111 I 0 phn ents THOMAS CLEANERS 18Sl.ak1n Phu 210 GO ow: OUD HLA! L4 5 1 Congraiulahons. Seniors 8 CH If LE 5 OIT!! IIDI O' DQIIAI IAIIOXUIO HL 441299 C0 'I 0 s of U Q . W O I O f .' - IIarr'shurg:. Ill' uis 0 - - Ion ' of I Y W 4 1 1 X1 I Phon I 90-I ,olglvy SI. A 1 1 L L Clin 1 g. on . lfomplimenls of fl -' ,,.f..' I., I If 29 '. 'oplar Plmue 78 f I 'l of I - A T , ' . I lrvl 1 arri F, . f m ' 1 nf , .. ,,,'4-gy one . 6' IS as Q 11 . 'vi 0 0 A Q :tn ' I I - ' Compliments of MITCHELL S 1011 LADIES APPAREI SHELL SERVICE . , S A If lt Q New Dolly Haw Il' JACK S DRIVE IN Ilillldll Style Sp lghettl L L v A Steaks lilrbc cue Ribs 66311 zlvi P I1 HENRYS TYPEWRITER SHOP YOUR ROYAL DLALER 106 N VINE PIIUNL 1291 R JOHN W LOCKWOOD Abstractor GRANGER STREET MARKET F re'-h Prints Heats Vegetables lfrozen Foods TURNER S FUNERAL HOME I uleh the Claes of 1952 Every Good Wish REES Tl RNFR 130 . I ,xlwy - I ' 7 J H.1rriSlnn'g Illinois Junction R. 13 and U. 15 re ' J . 19 I ' I Y Z f . K I ni 1 P ' Q Curl: Service Phone 5' '. o 1 ar I 1 5 Compliments of l N I 1 - 1 ' - , ' - - Phone 565 I Q. y ' - . I 1 J if as fomplzments of MARTIN OIL C0 fompllmenls of B R O K E R A G E I ompllment of DURHAM HARDWARE Ill IN Ilam Street Phone 641 R BEST OF LUCK SENIORS RONNIE S STUDIO Southern HI Largest anl A1161 Mol rn Stull: Spf aI ngl CHILD PHOTOGRAPHY IIal'l'lsIlllr IIIln0l Cand d W e Idlng Port .ut PHOTO FINISHING ho 4 A Har 1 bu g III: lol HORNING GROCERY Olllesl l rurerv ln Harrisburg 47 Years 0 Seruve ZI9 S Ilam Telephone 136 BARNHILLS OPEN AIR MARKET PRUITS and PRODUCE Il S lommerual Tel 1323K Compliments of ELTON RUST l omplunenls 0 RIEGEL and REYNOLDS I our Allis l halrnere Dealers I' NUI EQUIPMENT Phone IZZOR Rt 13 West 44131 P . . . 5 . 4 ' n Y 'W ., , 1 . frum ' l . .. mms 1 J. ve 'n -ci izi 'n Y .i . .w . , . . . . g s . I 1 - r' 5 . Lonlnlf-renal P nv '77 r's r , 'I 's .- , U - . 1. , , 5 Y l Ai I . . I Y I L U A I ' I 1 . l . . . l . I U f 4 . 5 RAY BRADDOCK'S GULF SERVICE Class of '28 rnvr ffhurvh and Ju:-ksun Plllllll' 1080 Conlplims- nie of 1 :om IHIIIPIIIS of Opal Ru1'h s Beau'I'y Shop F W WOOLWORTH IN Vtel Pl n 980K I 1 :plume nt GIDCUMB S GROCERY ISLW Pa Phone 101 Ph e 411 R A MOORE CROLERIFS and FRESH MEATS 1 l'w'Fr1l II' llll ZIVQP .1 JOHN S BILLIARDS SNOOKI R AND POOL I h ne 204 HARR'5Bu THEATRE A FROM YOUR CAR 132 l l L . I 611 Y. If Dslvr I0 9 fu I ' I s of I fb . 'rk 5' 7 I C . X - I J Y Bir ls fy , as Pl 'omls on Harr'sl rg. Ill. l , 1. . , ' 7. opl'r ' 0 ' , '1 ' ' ,U RG f D ' ENJOY A MOVIE I ' 'J 1 -V , h 'I f x:-Ji?5:'- f jr cf., ya , I R hifi' f' ' ,, ,X , 22.27 QQ bb Compliments of A 81 W ROOT BEER Compliments of SALES F R E D I S SERVICE Your KELVINATOR Dealer Ph 140 one 601 W. Poplar Harrisburg HOLLOWAY S CAFE CONGRATULATIGNS SENIORS I' 5 IC Fddle FOHIIIIIIIIPHIS 0 HARRISBURG HOSPITAL INC 203 N Vme St Phone 123 Compllments of EXCEL MARKET T O Endlco'I'I' and Son Heller F01 119 al the Pruv I ou 1 an A orll tr Pav HUMM 81 REYNOLDS YI:-nn and lhurch TIRE and BATTERY SERVICF NIARI- ut ILBRH ATION 74 hour NX rec ker Seruce Compliments of STANDARD RADIO DISTRIBUTORS Wholesale Radio and Electronics Equipment ImIu trlal I'Ief-tronlcs Engmeer Telephone 640 73 We t Poplar St Harrisburg III 5 Compllmente 'M K W iw M655 xl! Qgff' ff Davenporf s Posy Shop I 9 Is' , ' I I I 0 I ' ' 0 0 . Y . . S 4 , ,Q .hs , I . ff 1 . 5: -I , . M I, - . S I 4914492 H934 of ilr- ' .I A I Lb Q Q ss ' m' s,' ,Q . , , . 4. lf 5 ga . . 4 4. . X I, ,, iv Q133v BROWN BROTHERS V B Ph e 326 FI yd B wn v M FORNIIIK FARM EQUIPMFNT YOUR DAIRY QUEEN OF HARRISBURC Route 45 GASKINS FUNERAL HOME Bert and Bob CdbklllS HARVEYS FOOD STORE Pl WALKERS CLEANING 8: PRESSING 21W Ch I Ph e930 Compllments of HARRISBURG MOTOR HOTEL Rt 45 Ph 1333 l ,I nls f GUARD'S STANDARD SERVICE It sectl R ut 13a I45 PI e420 EXIDE SERVICE STUDEBAKER Cars-Trucks Telephone 32 24 S. Vine St. Q134v V. . rown on 0 ro Paris and Ser ire 1' , . I ' , International Motor Trucks Refrigerators and Home Freezers 'W . Compliments of I Complim nls of I . ure 1 on . . one fom 1 ime o n er 'on o es nt 1. lon n. an .1- 1