Hume Township High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hume, IL)

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WMLEEACI ANNALS SEXTET Flrst row Dorothy Hutton June Heath Dorothy Mae H1nes becond row Mary H111 Dorothy Jean Wr1ght AIICC Compton Mrs Clark All of Hume H1gh s MUSIC durmg the year was under the d1rect1on of Mrs V1r g1n1a M Clark In add1t1on to G1r1s Chorus Mrs Clark d1rected a Sp6Cl81 group of SIX glrls, the Sextet They sang at several club mectmgs and partles for the Hume Community besldes Slllglllg at the school functlons Helen Brown was a member of the Sextet untll she was marr1ed and qu1t school Her place was ably fllled by Dorothy Jean Wr1ght when Dot moved to Hume 1n January GHHS CHORUS F1rst row Helen Barrett June Heath Dorothy Mae Hmes Dorothy Hutton, Katheryn Coombes Mary H111 Second row Waneta Smlth Thelma Qulllen Ba1bara McNeese Cora Jane Coombes Patty Edwards Dorothy Jean Wr1ght Allce Compton Jane H111 Mlldred Brown Mrs Clark Dxrector The Glrls Chorus had an enrollment of seventeen members It met every Tues day and Thursday The mam events 1n vshrch the g1r1s partlclpated were the Chrxst mas program and ln Baccalaureate and Commencement SXGFCISES BAND '33 F1rst row B111 McMullen Joan Jullan Barbara McNeese B111y Lund Earl McMullen M11dred Brown Katheryn Coombes Mary H111 Second row Mac Wrlght Charles Alexander Patty Edwards Dorothy Mae Hmes Third row Nelson McMullen June Heath Carroll Johnson Bob Heath Roy Lee Knlcley Wr1ghtman Long Janet Moore Kay Cummxns Nlta Rose Kelley Ruth Barrett Reed Evelyn G1rl Helen Dowlcr Norma Forsythe B111 Wrlght Mrs Clark Dxrector The band was the h1gh llght of the wear Mrs Clark spent more tlme w1th lf than any of the other mus1cal act1v1t1es The band cons1sted of eleven h1gh school students and a few graders The var1ous lnstruments played were drums bass horn cymbals cornets trom bones saxophones clarmets and tonettes Durxng the year the students played at the Junxor Class Play and at several basketball games The band and 1ts d1rector should be commended for ltS enthus1asm and f1ne 1mprovement throughout the year 1 1 1 . - , I . . . - 1 1 1 - - . , . . . . . .. . , . . . . , . . . . . v , . ! 1 Y Y 3 , . : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . ' 1 : l Y 'Y I 1 1 1 - . . Y . 1 1 1 1 - : I Y Y I 1 1 1 1 1 X . . l Y ! l Q , . ' ' 1 . 1 1 - 4 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , .

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W7l1llL9lD4l3AClF ANNALS JUNIOR PLAY CAST Flrst row Waneta Smxth Dorothv Mae H1nes Katheryn Coombes Mary H111 June Heath Second row MISS DeAtley Bob Heath Pat Carr B111 McMullen Vernon Revls Kenneth Coombes Urban Barrett Carroll Johnson Jumor Play NO FOOLIN Thxs play was about a young g1rl Joan Burton fKatheryn Coombes! bemg caught by a curfew law Joan agamst the WlSheS of her Aunt Prue QDorothy Mae Hmes! was to be marrxed to a conce1ted chap Hal Merrlck fCarroll Johnson! Joan found that Hal had been mak1ng eyes at a Spamsh dancer Lupe Romero Ueanne Roberts! Th1s caused much commot1on Joan very angry left but where' No one knew The park? Well Frank and Molly fPat Carr and Waneta Sm1th! fr1ends of Joan looked there but she couldn t be found Ga1l and Malcolm fJune Heath and B111 McMullen! more fr1ends of Joan phoned everyone they know Poor Tom fBob Heath! knew nothlng of all th1s be- cause he had left after Lupe had told Hal wh It she thought of h1m The return of Joan vuth a husband fUrban Barrett! caused much excxtement Who was he-John Smlth or Ph1ll1p Weatherm ton the playwr1ght Much dlSCUS s1on followed Wlth quarrels about the wedd1ng and the 1dent1ty of the new husband as to whether he was a Crlmlnal or a pla1,wr1ght A b1g detectlve w1th a b1gger c1gar lVernon Rev1s! who was huntmg the myster1ous husband added to the fun Mean whlle a negro ma1d D1nah fM3lV H1ll! was tellmg her tales and lxstenmg to the conversat1on of the rest of the cast As the th1rd act came to a close the mystery was solved and Joan s husband was revealed as the playwrxght By th1s t1me Joan and he were really 1n love The other true loves fHal and Lupe! were also marr1ed and Joan s father lKenneth Coombes! and Hals mother fHelen Brown! who had loved each other for years became en gaged ThlS play could not have been the access 1t was w1thout the cooperatlon of the students and dlrector Mlss DeAtley We Jumors wlsh to thank everyone who helped SENIOR PLAY CAST F1rst row M1ldred Brown Kathervn Coombes Mary H111 Dorothy Wrlght Barbara McNeese Carroll Johnson MISS Carlson Senior Play PROFESSOR HOW COULD YOU On Apr11 24th the Sen1or Class presented a comedy entltled Professor How Could You by Anne Coulter Martens Ably ass1sted by several of the underclass men the play was a huge success The farce under the d1rect1on of Mrs Dlxon and Mlss Carlson was glven 1n order to ra1 e money for thls annual Men usually thought V1cky Randolphs CBarbara McNeese! planks were cute but Professor Perry iMac Wrlght! curtly ordered her to call and 8p0l0glZe for throwmg an lnk bottle at hlm or drop h1s anc1ent hlstory course V1cky sulklly obeyed At the Perry home she overheard that Professor Perry had been offered a deanshlp 1f he could get a Wlfe H1s fr1nd John Applby fCarroll Johnson! and h1s fam1ly rallled round to help Iohn offered h1s secretary Pr1sc1lla Morley iKatheryn Coombes! a curly headed l1ttle m1nx who couldn't spell an 1deal w1fe' The Eng11sh butler Boggms lUrban Barrett! and Grandma Perry fDorothy Wrlght! offered MISS Toots1e Bean fMary H11l! a b1t plump but an expert mth lemon chlffon p1e V1cky longlng for revenge proposed a frlend Valerle Whltman fJeanne Roberts! a Southern charmer who makes a fool out of every man she meets Grandpa Perry CK1enneth Coombes! refused to tell the name of h1s cand1 cate' Convulsmg scenes followed Tootsle appeared mth a p1e for the Professor Her brother Butcher Boy Bean a professmnal wrestler fPat Carr! saw to lt that he ate It The three candldates came to dmner and wheedled and flattered the embarrassed professor Grandpa made each candldate thlnk the professor had pro- posed an elopement and they all appeared readv for the dash to matr1mony There was plentv of comedy as the xrate glrls faced each other-especxally when to save the sltuatlon John dressed as a vsomen and came weepmg 1n traxlmg three ch1ldren after hlm and passmg hlmself off as the professors long lost wlfe' The three glrls consoled themselves elsewhere wlth Pr1sc1lla marrymg John and T00tSl6 marrylng Bogglns Inn a wh1rlw1nd f1n1sh Grandpa s candldate vson and the professor found a wlfe ln the l1ttle sp1tf1re V1cky ' ' I ' , , . 1 1 I 1 1 I ' ' ' I y 1 1 1 1 1 Y ' KK 7 YY . v . , , .' . , , . I 1 1 I 1 Y A I' D ' ' 7 , , H . Y v : Q . 1 ' ' z . ' . . . . . Z v . G . 5 . . 7 . . I 0' . . - , I - - . - - Y .1 7 . I ' , -Q , 1 K , 1 . l , . . , M 1 , U 1 7 ' ' . . S' H. .A . . 1 N . , . t . . us. . I . Y . . ' 7 n I ! 3 Second row: Mrs. Dixon, Pat Carr, Mac Wright, Kenneth Coombes, Urban Barrett. . . , . ll 37 ! . . . ,, ! I 79 , - I V . I . -' 1 , - u L. n Y - . 1 S - . , . Y ' Y I Y j ' . ' .Y Y I V ' i 1 1 1 U . , ,A k ' '- . 9 . 9 ' . 1 1 D 7 . . 1 A A - - Y . . M . . ' . . ' , V 1 - , 5 . . . . . . . , . I I' Q o 1 n , Y Y 1 , ...