Illinois Valley Central High School - Sequence Yearbook (Chillicothe, IL)

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MAROON AND BLACK Class of 1939 James Allen William Allen Glenn Anderson John Beebe Fred Brownfield Frank Coon Norman Crew Eugene Gallup John Haas John Kelley Charles McAlearney Andrew Medina William Norton John Nurse Leonard Parker David Poarch John Poignant Howard Pruett Jess Ramos Earle Ramsey John Rouse Dale Ruck John Shane Dick Shepard Tom Shepard Jimmie Snyder Hilmer Swanson Robert Sweeney Jay Taylor —6— —7— Sophomores Safety rejoice talk over given Carnival in Gym success at 3:45 SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL Robert Taylor William Thompson Roy Trumbold Robert Veerman Don Woodruff Evelyn Barker Hazel Beck Juanita Bell Dorothy Bennett Johann Bergthold Harriet Blair Vesta Claycomb Vivian Cook Edna Camp Nadine Dillow Wanda Erwin Marie Foster Virginia Foster Virginia Gauwitz Lula Hannah Genevieve Hartzell Thelma Harvey Velma Harvey Mary Hendrickson Roberta Jones Hazel Keeley Cleobelle Koch Dorothy Ladd Dorothy Leiner —8— Second meeting of student Council Cleta Mason Hazel Medearis Mildred Neal Frances Neill Merle Passage Bette Phelps Jeanette Ransom Bessie Reed Aileen Snedeker Mary Lou Starnes Betty Stewart Kathryn Stewart Janet Truitt Jane Tucker Betty Weber The following have withdrawn since September: Juanita Bell Johann Bergthold Fred Brownfield Norman Crew Cleobelle Koch Leonard Parker Roy Trumbold The following have enrolled since September: Fred Herriman Pauline Kokemuller —Robert Taylor —12— —9— Many Chilli Students VS. suffer Toulon with severe 7-32 colds — 9 —

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MAROON AND BLACK Class of 1939 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS (1935-36) President........................Don Woodruff Vice-President.........................Dorothy Leiner Secretary-Treasurer.....................Thelma Harvey CLASS OFFICERS (1936-37) President.........................Janet Truitt Vice-President...........................Velma Harvey Secretary-Treasurer....................Dorothy Leiner FRESHMAN PARTY 1935 We didn’t think much of this Freshman Party because we were the Freshmen. We Freshmen were seated with our backs to the stage, so we were facing the rest of the stu- dents. Then when it was our turn to get it we were called upon the stage. Of course, there was something on the stage that looked like a skeleton which made us all feel shaky. When we were through with our act they dismissed us with a paddle. They were nice to give us something to eat, though! FRESHMEN PARTY 1936 The procedure was much the same as last year although it was much funnier since we were the Sophomores- However, the party wasn’t held on Hallowe’en as usual because Hallowe’en fell on Saturday and some of the Freshmen wouldn’t have been able to get in to town. We wanted them all here so we held the party on Friday night. After the initiation there were refreshments and dancing as before. —Robert Taylor -29- Juniors have re-election of Student Council officers —30— One month closer to the summer vacation of 1937 OCTOBER Seniors survive first U S. History Exam. — 8 — —2— First Student Council Meeting —5— Blue Monday with apparently no ending

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MAROON AND BLACK Class of 1940 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President..............................Robert Cleveland Vice-President..........................Norma Woodruff Secretary-Treasurer...............Lois Routh FRESHMEN PARTY According to the annual custom, the Sopho- mores entertained the Freshmen and the rest of the school with a party October 30, 1936. The chief entertainment of the evening was the initiation of the Freshmen. Much hidden talent was uncovered which will be heard from later. The best of all initiations was when one of the boys was told to sit on a jug and write his name while the Sophomores tried to roll the jug from under him. He did it! After the entertainment, there was danc- ing. Few Freshmen would venture out on the floor when the lights were on. Afterwards the Sophomores made up for the embarrassment caused by serving delicious ice cream and cookies to all. —Violet Neal -13- Several “Freshies” hang on coat hooks during noon hour ’Tis a shame! —14— The first six-weeks exams! How do you like them, Frosh? Students attend American Legion entertainment “Sky High” — 10 — —16- Hurrah ! Chilli Maroons defeat Manual Sophs 31-0 -19- Sophomores busy planning “Initiation” Party”