Havana High School - Havanual Yearbook (Havana, IL)

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The ball players ami Coat'll of H. C. II. S.. started out u very good year of 1953, by winning championship of the Mason County Tournament. Around our school we have our nurse. Mrs. Shirley who is giving a hearing test to Bonnie Triinpe. Mrs. Shirley also prepares all « ur menus. The results of our Mason County championship hall game cun he seen in this picture. It looks as is not only the players were happy but the whole student body ami citizens of Havana. Around our school we have our cus- todians who do a very good job of keeping the school clean and tidy. Our custodians are George YYheeloek, Mel- vin Shorty” Lyons, and Karl Ray- burn. Our cooks here at H.C.H.S., arc Willichnina Hahn, Bcruieee Hahn. Ito- berin Ackridge, and Helen Triinpe who do a very good job of preparing our meals. They not only prepare our meals at dinner, hut also prepare meals for our banquets, which are here at school. Coach Tunnicliff and our Principal Mr. Van Dyke arc displaying the foot- ball uniform which Benny Sheridan wore in the all-star game in 1910. when he was in high school. School Days J cr.ttOUU TTT aoAerai°

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SCHOOL (Wat ' ' School Days The waitresses which served at the Il-C’lub Banquet. They are Carol Fisk. Shelby Miller Windsor, Luaiui Zccek. and Georgia Mohlmaii. Stanley Chadwick and Sally Smith ns they appeared among others at the 11-Club dance. In the spring of 1953. the Frcshmen- Sophomores presented the play The Habysitter , under the direction of our very capable Mrs. larida Gibson. Our F.F.A., hoys art out on field trips. They judge soil and many other things. Kenneth Kinine and his project. Hampshire sow and litter. Our ! I-Club prom the refreshment table. It looks like Coach Tiiimictiff, Joe Hall, and Stanley Chadwick arc helping themselves. Kill Hill’s orches- tra furnished the rhvthm for the dance.