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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1952 volume:

3 1952 4 Chilli Captures Illio Crown; Six New Records Established [hi , S' Vr Chilli Wins Illio,' Trims Washington ' Mooncij Husu In ChilUcothe Tfoch •••■ on,e,TKC Thur«ao 8 JOE ELLIOTT IANET SCHAFFNER GARY CROTHERS PATTY ADAMS 9 REX KR1ETE MARY GASWAY 10 SHIRLEY ZIERKE n HAROLD KENNINGTON NANCEE PRESSLER 13 LARRY SARVER GEORGE TAYLOR DIANE COON 13 JERRY ROSE JANET BEAUMONT DICK IRIONS ANITA FLYNN 14 JACK HARNEY JOHN KELLY BARBARA OSBURN 15 RUSSELL DRAGGIST RACHAEL RAMOS 16 ED BRAASCH GLENAS BURNETT 17 BOB DETMER SHIRLEY SHUPPERT 18 KENNETH SARVER SENIOR ACTIVITIES BECKY LOU COSTELLO Tempest ........................ 1. 2 F. H. A.. Secretary............. 1, 2 Chorus ............................ 1 Class Plays 3. 4 Intramurals 3. 4 Masque Gavel 3. 4 Style Show 1. 2 ED PAYNE F. F. A. 3 PAT BENDER Chorus ...................... 1. 2. 3 Style Show .......... 1. 2. 3 Class Play ........................ 3 F. H. A......................... 1. 2 HARRY CRULL Tempest ..................... 1, 2. 3 Camera Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Track 1 Class Play ........................ 4 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Bowlinq Club ...................... 2 BOB LEWIS Football .......................... 4 Baseball ....................... 2. 3 Track ................... 1. 2, 3. 4 Intramurals 2. 3. 4 Camera Club 3 Library Staff ..................... 4 Yearbook Staff 4 ROBERT DETMER Band .................... t, 2. 3. 4 Chorus .................. 1. 2. 3, 4 Tempest ........................ 1. 2 Track ....................... 2. 3. 4 Football 3 VERN BEAUMONT F. F. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Camera Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Football ....................... I. 2 Track ....................... 1. 2. 3 Class Officer ..................... 4 Homecoming King 3 ANNE DEHART F. H. A...................... 1. 3. 4 Chorus ............................ 3 Style Show 3 wanda McWilliams Style Show 1, 2. 3 Tempest ........................ 1. 2 Intramurals ............. 1, 2. 3. 4 Class Tournaments 1. 2. 3. 4 Camera Club ....................... 4 Bowling Club 1, 2 Class Play ........................ 3 Band ........................ 2, 3, 4 Drum Majorette 2. 3, 4 Treas. Band ..................... 3 PATTY ADAMS F. H. A....... 1. 2 Style Show 1. 2. 3 Tempest 4 Intramurals ....................... 4 Chorus ............................ 2 WILMA TerVEEN Tempest ....................... 1. 4 B. B. Tourn. .................. 1. 2 Spanish Club ...................... 1 bowling Club 4 Intramurals 1. 2. 3 Class Play 4 Chorus ........................ 1. 2. 4 DOROTHY BARTOLOMEA Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Style Show 1. 2. 3 F. H. A. 1 Masque Gavel 3. 4 Chorus ........................... 1. 2 Class Play 3 B. B. Tourn. 1. 2. 4 Yearbook Staff 4 MARY GASWAY Tempest ........................... 1 F. H. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Style Show 1. 2 ED BRAASCH Football 1. 2 Track 1. 2 F. F. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 F. F. A. Treas. 2 Class Officer ..................... 2 Class Play ........................ 3 DICK IRIONS Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4 • Co-Capt. 4 Track ...................... 1. 2. 3. 4 Class Officer 2 C Club ...................... 2. 3. 4 KEN BOYLE Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Track 1, 2. 3. 4 Baseball _..................... 2. 3. 4 Prom King 3 Class Officer 4 Student Council ................... 4 C Club 3. 4 - Pres. 4 Intramurals ................... 1. 2 Class Play 4 B. B. Tourn Yearbook Staff .................... 4 ANITA FLYNN J. V. Cheerleader ................. 1 Bowling Club 1. 2 B. B. Tourn. ... 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Captain ........................... 4 Style Show 1. 2, 3 Tempest ....................... 1. 2 Band 2. 3. 4 JOHN KELLY Football 2. 3. 4 Baseball 2. 3. 4 Track 1. 2. 3 ‘C Club 3. 4 F. F. A. 3 Class Play 4 Intramural ......................... 2 RUSSELL DRAGGIST Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Baseball . 3. 4 C Club 2. 3. 4 Intramurals 3. 4 B. B. Tourn. 1. 2. 3. 4 JOHN CONKEY Transfer 4 Chorus ........................... 3 F. F. A....................................... 4 Baseball 2. 3 Basketball . 2. 3. 4 track 2. 3 Softball 3 Class Play 3 HAROLD Intramural KEHLENBACH 1 Football 1. 2. 3 Track 1. 2. 3 Camera Club 1, 2. 3. 4 - V.-Pres. Spanish Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 JOHN HODSON Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramurals 3. 4 ”C Club 4 Class Play 4 BILL SIMPSON Intramurals .................. 2. 3. 4 Football 1. 2. 3 Tempest ......................... 1 Bowling .......................... 3 Track ........................ 1. 2. 3 Camera Club 3 SHIRLEY SHUPPERT Tempest .......................... 1 Chorus 1, 2 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Style Show 1. 2 B. B. Tourn. 1. 2, 4 Masque 4 Gavel......... . 3. 4 Spanish Club 3. 4 Yearbook ....................... 4 Class Play 3 21 AUDREY STEWART Style Show 1.2 F. H. A......................... 3. 4 Bowling Club ............... 1. 2. 3 B. B. Tourn.............. 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 Band ....................... 1. 2, 3 Yearbook Staff ................... 4 Class Play ....................... 4 DIANE COON Tempest ........................ 1. 2 Chorus ......................... 1. 2 Spanish Club ................... 3. 4 Librarian ...................... 3. 4 Intramurals ........ .... 1. 2, 3. 4 Yearbook Staff ................... 4 Class Officer .................... 1 Masque Gavel 3. 4 Homecoming Queen ................. 4 J. V. Cheerleader .............. 1. 2 Class Play .................. 3. 4 Style Show ..................... 1. 2 NANCEE PRESSLER Style Show .................. 1. 2, 4 Intramurals .............. 1. 2. 3. 4 Chorus ......................... 1. 2 Class Play ....................... 3 Prom Queen ....................... 3 Masque Gavel ................. 3. 4 Secretary ........................ 4 B. B. Tourn. 1. 2, 3. 4 PAUL CARROLL Student Council 1. 2. 3, 4 ‘C” Club ........................ 3. 4 Tempest ....................... 1. 2. 3 Class Play ......................... 3 Class Officer .................... 2. 4 Intramurals .. 2. 3, 4 Yearbook Staff ..................... 4 Sports Editor Baseball M........................ 2. 3 Basketball M. ...................... 3 PHYLLIS ADAMS B. B. Tourn. 1. 2. 3. 4 Style Show ..................... 1. 2 Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 Chorus ....................... 1. 2 RACHEL RAMOS F. H. A......... Soanish Club Tempest .................. Style Show B. B. Tourn. ............. Captain .................. Intramurals Chorus ...... 1. 2 3 ............ 4 .......... 1 1. 2. 3. 4 ............ 4 1. 2. 3, 4 ......... 1 GARY CROTHERS Track 2. 3 Baseball 3 Intramurals ............... 2. 3. 4 PAT REIFSTECK Trans. Soph. Homecoming Cand................... 2 J. V. Cheerleader 2 Var. Cheerleader ...... 3. 4 Bowling Club .................... 3. 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Chorus .......................... 2, 3 B. B. Tourn. ................ 2. 3. 4 Intramurals 2. 3, 4 Style Show 2 ANNA DUCKWORTH F. H. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Style Show .................. 1, 2. 3 DUANE PERRY Baseball ................ 2. 3. 4 C Club ........................ 3, 4 Intramurals .. 2. 3. 4 Track ........................... 1. 2 JANET SCHAFFNER F. H. A. 2. 3 • Pres. 4 Style Show 1. 2. 3 JACK HAMMER Football ................. 1. 2. 3. 4 Track ...................... 1. 2. 3 Baseball Mgr. 3 Intramurals ................... 3. 4 F. F. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Class Officer 3 Class Pres.......................... 4 Class Play .................... 3. 4 C Club .......... 3. 4 Yearbook Staff 4 GEORGE TAYLOR Football ...................... 1. 2 Basketball ......................... 2 Track ......................... 1. 2 ”CT Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramurals .. 1. 2. 3. 4 Boys' State ........................ 3 DON BUSSELL Football ................. 1. 2. 3. 4 Captain ............................ 4 Track ...................... 1. 2. 3 Baseball 3. 4 - Mqr. 2 C Club ...................... 3. 4 Vice-Pres........................... 4 Camera Club ................ 2. 3. 4 Class Play ... 3. 4 Yearbook Staff ..................... 4 Jntramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 BARBARA STURGEON BENNIE RAZO J. V. Cheerleader 2 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Bowling Club 1 Track 1. 2. 3 Style Show ... 1. 2. 3 Baseball 3 Band 2. 3 C Club 2. 3 4 Chorus Intramurals .... 1. 2. 3 Class Play 4 ROGER DOWNEY F. F. A. 1. 3. 4 Trans. Senior Treas. 4 1 2. 3 Baseball Mgr. ... 1. 2. 3 RAY HORTON F. F. A 2. 3. 4 Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Track 1. 2. 3. 4 JESSE LOPEZ Intramurals 3 Intramurals 1. 2 3 4 C Club 4 Spanish Club 1 F. F. A 1. 2. 3. 4 Pres. 4 BARBARA OSBURN Homecoming King 4 F. H. A Style Show 1. 2. 3 KEN SEMTNER Tempest Football 2. 3. 4 Chorus 1. 2 Basketball 2. 3 Yearbook Staff 4 'C Club 4 Intramurals 2. 4 JACK HARNEY Class Tourn. 2. 3. 4 Basketball Football GLADYS LUNDHOLM Track 2. 3 Intramurals 3. 4 Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 Style Show 1. 2. 3 Yearbook Staff 4 22 LARRY SARVER Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 3 Track 1. 2. 3 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 C Club .......................... 4 Class Tourn. 3, 4 JERRY ROSE Track 1« 2. 3. 4 Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 2 Intramurals ................. 2. 3. 4 Class Tourn. 2, 3. 4 ”C Club .................... 2. 3. 4 F. F. A................... 1. 2. 3. 4 Secretary 2 BARBARA MOONEY Var. Cheerleader ......... 1. 2. 3. 4 Illio Conference Queen 2 Girls' State 3 Babe Ruth Award ................... 4 Class Play ................ 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 Sequence Staff .................... 4 Tempest ........................ 1. 2 Class President 1 Bowling Club ...................... 4 Basketball Tourn. 1. 2, 3. 4 Captain ........................... 1 Intramurals ................. 1. 2-, 3 JANET BEAUMONT Spanish Club ............. 1. 2. 3, 4 President ................... 2. 3. 4 Tempest ........................... 1 Chorus ............................ 1 Homecoming Queen 3 Sequence Editor 4 Librarian ................... 2. 3. 4 Class Play ................... 3. 4 Masque Gavel . 3, 4 D. A. R. Award 4 Class Secretary ................ 1. 3 JOANNE ROSE Style Show .................. 1. 2. 4 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Captain ........................... 3 Class Tourn.... 1. 2. 3. 4 Captain ........................... 3 Camera Club ....................... 4 F. H. A............................ 1 Bowling Club 2 Chorus ............................ 1 HARRIETT FOSTER Homecoming Candidate 1 Style Show 1. 2. 3 F. H. A. 1 Bowling Club 4 Sequence Staff 4 Chorus 1, 2. 3 LEONA RUHLANDER Camera Club ...................... 1 G. A. A. (East Peo.) ............ 1 Style Show ....................... 2 Trans. Soph. DON WRIGHT Track ................... 1. 2. 3. 4 Baseball ...................... 2. 3 C Club ....................-.... 4 Football .................... 1. 2. 3 Intramurals ...................... 2 F. F. A........................... 3 Camera Club ...................... 2 SHIRLEY ZIERKE Chorus ...................... 1. 3 F. H. A.................. 1. 2. 3. 4 Style Show ................ 1. 2. 3 LUCILLE RUSSELL F. H. A........................ 1. 2 Style Show .................. 1. 2. 3 Bowling Club .................. 1. 4 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Class Tourn.................... 2. 4 VIRGINIA MONTONYE F. H. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Chorus ........................... 1 Style Show 1. 2, 3 JEAN EVEN Chorus Band 2. 3. 4 Tempest .......................... 1 Camera Club ...................... 4 Class Tourn. I. 2 Style Show ................ 1. 2. 3 F. H. A.................. 1. 2. 3. 4 Treasurer ........................ 2 Secretary ........................ 4 LAURA LEE GALLUP Tempest ................. 1. 2. 3. 4 Editor ........................... 4 Masque Gavel ................ 3. 4 Librarian ................... 2. 3. 4 F. H. A........................... 1 Sequence Staff 4 Bowling Club .............. 2. 3. 4 Style Show 1 Prom Committee 3 Intramurals ............... 1. 2. 3. 4 Class Tourn. 1. 2. 3, 4 Chorus ........................... 1 GLENNAS BURNETT Style Show ... 1. 2, 3 Tempest .......................... 4 B. B. Tourn. ..................... 3 Intramurals ................... 1. 2 F. H. A.......................... 1. 2 JOE ELLIOTT Class President .......... Class Vice-Pres. Spanish Club Masque Gavel Vice-Pres. Camera Club President Sequence Staff Ass't. Editor Class Play Football ................. Library Staff Prom Committee 2 .......... 1 1. 2. 3. 4 ...... 3. 4 ............ 4 1. 2. 3. 4 .... 3, 4 ............ 4 ....... 4 3. 4 ........... 2 ........... 1 ............ 3 NANCY GREEN Student Council .............. 1. 2, 3. 4 Vice-Pres. ............ 4 Treasurer ........................... 3 Tempest 1. 2 Editor .............................. 2 Class Vice-Pres. 3 Sequence Staff ...................... 4 Ass't. Editor 4 Chorus ........................ 1. 2. 3 Band ....................... 1. 2. 3. 4 Vice-Pres............................ 3 President ........................... 4 Masque Gavel 3. 4 Bowlinq Club 3 Class Play .......................... 3 Prom Committee 3 ROBERT JONES Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Track ..................... 1. 2. 3. 4 'C Club .................... 2. 3. 4 Student Council .................. 2. 3 Masque Gavel .. 3. 4 Class Play 3 Intramurals ............... 1. 2. 3. 4 Class Tourn........................2. 4 CLARA KIRBY Trans............ Band ............ Secretary ....... Chorus .......... F. H. A. Pres............. Spanish Club Tempest Editor ............. Sequence Staff Business Mgr. Librarian ....... Bowling Club Intramurals ..... Class Tourn...... Captain Style Show Class President .. Class Play Student Council J. C. Award ............. 2 ........... 2. 3 .............. 2 ........... 2. 3 ........... 2. 3 ............... 3 ........... 3. 4 ...... 2. 3. 4 ............... 3 ............... 4 ............... 4 ............... 4 2. 3 ......... 2. 3 ....... 2. 3. 4 ............. 2 ........... 2. 3 ............... 3 .......... '4. 4 3. 4 - Pres. 4 23 THE TOUR M’S MISS MOULTON MR. MOONEY MISS MORRISON MR. McNAMARA r itmon Class Ornans NANCY GREEN CO VALEDICTORIANS JANET BEAUMONT HARRY CRULL ANNE DEHART CLARA KIRBY JOE ELLIOTT PAUL CARROL SHIRLEY SHUPPERT ROBERT LEWIS ANITA FLYNN DON BUSSELL 25 26 Most ovular- % 27 29 30 ROBERT DETMER - ARION AWARD JANET BEAUMONT - D. A. R. AWARD DONALD BUSSELL PAT MOONEY MEMORIAL AWARD JOE ELLIOTT - AMERICAN LEGION AWARD KENNY BOYLE - KIWANIS KEY CLARA KIRBY JAYCEE AWARD NANCY GREEN JANET BEAUMONT - SCIENCE AWARD GIRLS' STATE BARBARA MOONEY BOYS' STATE GEORGE TAYLOR 31 NAME WANTS TO BE PROBABLY WILL BE Clara Kirby • Scurvy- Harriett Foster • Bridqett- Lucille Russell - LuLu- Janet Schaffner - Jan- Shirley Zierke - Zeek- Rachel Ramos - Pot Shot- Nancy Pressler - Nan- Joanne Rose - Tillie- Leona Ruhlander - Ruly- Ray Horton - Hog- Gerald Irions - Dickie- Wanda McWilliams - Mac- Virginia Montonye • Ginney- Laura Lee Gallup • Pottie- Barbara Sturgeon - Stoop- Shirley Shuppert - Nubs- Audrey Stewart - Stewie- Mary Gasway - Gaspipe- Nancy Green - Nance- Gladys Lundholm - Happy- Barbara Mooney - Ugh- Patsy Reifsteck - Snookie- Barbara Osburn - Ozzie- Wilma Ter Veen - Buckets- Patty Adams - Lottiepoo- Phyllis Adams - Ennie- Janet Beaumont - Jan- Pat Bender • Pat- Dorothy Bartolomeo - Snooks- Ken Semtner - Long John- Larry Sarver - Mickey- Don Wright - Donnie- George Taylor • Baylor- Bill Simpson - Satch- Bob Lewis - Rapid Robert- Rex Kriete - Sing- John Conkey • Conk- Jack Harney - Blondie- John Hodson - Ivan- Bob Jones - Bones- Don Bussell - Butterball- Paul Carroll - Goose- Gary Crothers • Evil Eye- Harry Crull • Buss- Bob Detmer - Uncus- Russell Draggist - Russ- Joseph Elliott - Pel- Jack Hammer - Chief- Anna Duckworth - Ducky- Jean Even - Shortie- Anita Flynn - Little Eva- Diane Coon - Di- Becky Costello - Water Lou- Anne Dehart - Annie- Bill Radley - Willy- Duane Perry - Pirate- Eddie Payne - Ed- Jesse Lopez - Jess- Kenneth Sarver - Ken Shaw- Benjamine Razo - Benny- Jerry Rose - Rosie Harold Kehlenbach - Kel- John Kelly - Pottsie- Roger Downey - Little Enoch- Vern Beaumont - Beany- Kenneth Boyle - All American- Edward Braasch - Bud- Glennas Burnett - Glennie- P. E. Teacher Marry Don Lady Wrestler Home Ec Teacher History Teacher Private Sec. Get Hitched Economics Teacher Housewife Pres, of F. F. A. Profess. Athlete Stenographer Beauty Queen Teacher Marry Emery Nurse Air Stewardess Secretary Social Worker Marry Jerry Coach's Spouse Marry Chick Marry Johnny Office Worker Secretary Secretary English Teacher Get Married Marry Cork Tinsmith Used Car Dealer Plumber College Professor Big Wheel Executive Grocer Agriculture Teacher Millionaire Commercial Artist Lawyer Commercial Artist 4-F Tall Daredevil Another Einstein Pro-Ballplayer Secretary of State Electrician Sewing Teacher A Model Home Girl School Teacher Nurse Nurse Farmer Section Hand Boatman Mechanical Engineer Deckhand Clown Farmer Hollywood Scout Carpenter Chef Married Super Salesman Accountant Stenographer Raise Little Geese Work at Penney's Stock Girl at Kroger's Post Mistress Someone's Cook Raise Little Chayos Model Married Wac Night Club Owner Ditch Digger Housekeeper Scrub Woman Raise Little Ross's Shorthand Teacher Nursing Dogs Daredevil Window Washer P. E. Teacher Model Hog Raiser Raising Chick ens Raising 13 Kids Wac Figure Skater Asst, to Miss Hurt Lion Tamer Old Maid French Interpreter Pool Hall Prop. Garbage Collector Two-Bit Artist Pin Boy Section Foreman Farmer Famous Comedian Loafer Ditch Digger Penniless Painter Gambler Anchor Clanker I-A Farmer Perfectionist Street Sweeper Cub's Batboy Cannon Fodder Town Loafer Farmerette Housewife Private Secretary Mother of 12 Marry Frankie Hill Billy Singer Harlem Globe Trotter Hermit Fisherman Railroader Section Laborer Kindergarten Coach Truck Driver Taxi Driver Ditch Digger Truck Driver Bachelor Marry Farmer's Daughter Tramp Mother of 10 32 NICKNAME WHERE SEEN SEEN WITH NOTED FOR BY-WORD Scurvy At Krogers The Goose Control over Goose ''Get Back” Bridged In Lido Girls Don Graceful Walk Oh! Dear LuLu At Show Murphy Her Jokes Pooh Jan At Locker The Girls Cooking Ability Hey Mert Zeek In Cafe Jean Sewing Ability You Know” Pot Shot In Gym Patty Personality Oh! Kids Nan In Lido Joanne Temper Darn It Tillie With Girls Bill Personality Ha-Ha Ruly In Lido Duke Jokes (Censored) Hog In Mercury The Girls Good Looks Here Now” Dickie At Rosie's Rosie Matching Sweaters You're Nuts Mac In Grey Car Jerry Twirling Oh! Hon Ginny Apollo Sister Raised Eyebrow Golly Pottie Post Office Louise School Paper Hey You” Stoop Telephone Office Emery Strut Quit. Fool” Nubs Switchboard The Girls Mischief Ya Clown Stewie At Green's At Show Giggle Cute Huh” Gaspipe In Hall Crowd Swimming Oh! Brother Nance Parvin's Room Girls Being Late “Oh! Texas Happy On Steps Dot 6 Oz Laughter Makes Me Mad” Ugh! Bowling Alley Coach Belching Sprees Forget It” Snookie At Lido The Girls Graceful Walk Hey You Kids Ozzie At Home Dot Gladys Dry Humor Phiffle Buckets Around Boys Glennas Flirting Heard This? Lottiepoo At Show Rachel Quiet Manner Jeepers Emmi Lynn's Store Girls Being Good Raymond Jan In Study Hall Willie Yak. Yak How Ghastly Pat By Sea Wall Bill Biting Nails Nuts Snooks In Peoria Oz Gladys False Teeth You Ole Pot Long John Bombshelter Dagmar Drawling Stop It Mickey In Lacon Jerry Crew Cut Watch It” Donnie Eating in SH Eddie Track Hi Ya Baylor Social Club Bud Silence I Say Now Satch At Durhams Joyce Dancing Como're” Rapid Robert English Room Duane Jump Shot Ya Bum” Sing On Milk Machine Ken Wisecracks Hey Ken Conk Pool Hall Howard Cute Smile Hi! Blond ie Lido Girls Artistic Ability Go-Way Ivan Play Practice Snowball Racking Frosh Ya Honyock Bones Casino R. O. B. J. ' S Way With Women Ya Wanna Bet? Butterball At Shows R. O. B. J. ' S Being Helpful Watch That Goose Kroger's Dirty Kirby Arguing Get Back Evil Eye At Home Frosh Girls Cuteness I Know Buss Theater Pauline Corny Jokes You Know Uncus Studying Hog Hats Oh My Russ Hitch-hiking R. O. B. J. ' S Telling Stories Huh? Pel In Peoria Connie Swiping Lunches Just ask me. Chief R. O. B. J. ' S Some Girl Holping Frosh Girls Rack 'em Boy Ducky Leona F. H. A. Sewing I'll Tell You” Shortie Study Hall Virginia Extreme Vocabulary Smart Girl” Crisco Rose's The Girls Sleeping On Dates Say — Di Ben Franklin's Her Pals Friendliness Oh Foot Water Lou On The River The Girls Her Charleston Burp Annie In Library Daisy Gray Matter Well! Willie Around R. R. Evil Eye Athletic Ability Yup Pirate Milk Machine Pete Infatuations Have Another Eddie On The River Don Driving Around Seen My Car? Jess Around Town Jack Uproarious Behavior Let Me See Ken Shaw Shell Station Joan Wisecracks Darn Remo The Girls Ken Good Nature Hi Babe Rosie At Wanda's Mick Attention To Girls Watch That” Kel Scene of Fun Mick - Bill Hot Roddin' Whip It” Pottsie Pool Hall Diane Mustache Gosh Dasity” Little Enoch At Home Fellows Height 'T Don't Know” Beany Depot Darlene Late Hours Drop Dead” All American Basketball Girls Athletic Ability Ya Honyock Bud Social Club George 31 Chevy Want a Drag? Glennie Skating Wilma Wisecracks Good Grief THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE PATSY” CHILLICOTHE HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Thursday and Friday, March 27-28, 1952 MR. HARRINGTON, stylish, prosperous salesman _______________________ Kenneth Boyle MRS. HARRINGTON, petulant, society- conscious ______________________Wilma ter Veen GRACE, the elder daughter, proud, selfish---v________________________Becky Lou Costello PATPICIA, the younger daughter, affectionate, and a good sport_________________________Janet Beaumont BILLY CALDWELL, Grace’s fiance, wealthy, good matured ------------------------------- Harry Crull TONY ANDERSON, wealthy, kind, analytical; loves Grace__________________________________ Joe FJliolt FRANCIS PATRICK O’FLAHERTY, Patsy’s jovial Irish friend -------------------------------- John Hod son SADIE BUCHANAN, fun loving acquaintance , of Billy’s---------------------------- Barbara Mooney “TRIP BUSTY, independent, out-spoken........Bennie Razo Silly Seniors 36 Chief s Gang Don and Bob Ken and John Judy Bill. Jan, Nan. Jan Don W. Stew. Ben Stew. Kel. Becky Mooney What's up Doc? Janet Benny Clowns The Ganq Wanda Phyllis (STC 37 1. Ken. Mac. and Shirley 2. Bow Wow 3. Janet 4. This Biq 5. Flag Pole 6. Vern and Bill 7. Barb and Pat 8. Becky 9. Eddie 10. Joe 11. Kids 12. Wilma 13. Harold 14. Tra-La-La-La 15. Seniors 16. Audrey 17. Pals 18. Pottie 19. Shirley 20. Gab Fest 21. Which is Fisher 38 1. Marilyn 2. Joyce Durham 3. Frank Durham 4. Bill and Rosemary 5. Marlene Horan 6. Eddie Payne 7. Jack Hammer 8. Gladys L. 9. Marcia Clayton 10. Darlene Darrell 11. Larry M. 12. Snow White 13. Frank Durham 14. Deanna Dolbin 15. Marilyn 16. Marlene Horan 17. Marilyn 18. Jean Even 19. Crother's 39 ENGLISH IV s- kft Sqcikq Gt? e of Ft OMr 0 GOVERNMENT U. S. HISTORY STENOGRAPHY PHYSICS The I, Laura Lee Gallup, do will and bequeath my curly hair to Carolyn Punter who may find a use for it. I, Paul Carroll, do will and bequeath my man- aging job to Tom Kneer who thinks he can cheer and manage both. I, George Taylor, do will and bequeath my build to John Seaver who may be able to use it if he can make it fit his suit of clothes. I, Wanda McWilliams, do will and bequeath Jerry Rose to Gloria Cooper with Bennie's help. I, Virginia Montonye, do will and bequeath my quiet manner to Ada Stanhope with hopes that she will use it. I, Barbara Mooney, do will and bequeath my cheerleading ability to Muriel Parker who is doing a swell job without it. I, Barbara Osborn, do will and bequeath my jokes to Mary Ellen Fairfax who does quite well without them. I, Ed Payne, do will and bequeath my shyness to Bob Rankin who might profit by it. I, Duane Perry, do will and bequeath my bash- ful, quiet ways to Bill Ruhlander. I, Bill Radley, do will and bequeath my comic books to John Kingsley. I, Rachel Ramos, do will and bequeath my swe- et winning ways to Loretta Neal. I, Pat Reifsteck, do will and bequeath my flirt- ations to Rosemary Simpson, who doesn’t need them at all. I. Jack Hammer, do will and bequeath my big gang to little Joe Brown. I, Jack Harney, do will and bequeath my num- erous flames to Bill Learnard. I, John Hodson, better known as Ivan, do will and bequeath my rest home at Caterpillar to Bob Sibrel. Will I, Bob Jones, do will and bequeath my speed in track to Frank Sturm in hopes he can beat it. I, John Kelly, do will and bequeath my rough- ness in football to Harley Gray. I, Rex Kriete, do will and bequeath my witty humor to Calvin Loser. I, Bennie Razo, do will and bequeath my way with the women to John Grogan., I, Bill Simpson, do will and bequeath my mis- chievous wavs to Gene Staab who is going to grow up to be a little Lord Fontleroy if he doesn't change a wee bit. I, Lucille Russell, do will and bequeath my qymnastic enthusiasm to Kay Bean who needs the exercise. I, Russell Draggist, do will and bequeath my modesty to Chuck Predmore. I, Phyllis Adams, do will and bequeath my pur- suing ways to Rosalie Scott who does better than I do already. I, Ken Boyle, do will and bequeath my athletic ability to Donald Duckworth. I, Becky Costello, do will and bequeath my belching ability to Sherry Kehlenbach, who can't burp a bit. I, Jerry Rose, do will and bequeath my manly fiqure to Don Colwell, if he promises to give it plenty of rest. I, Bob Detmer, do will and bequeath my hats and numerous books to LeRoy Griswold, as soon as he learns to appreciate hats and books. I, Barbara Sturgeon, do will and bequeath my cute little strut to Nancy Murphy who does well without it., I, Diane Coon, do will and bequeath my in- ability to keep dates straight to Glenna Arnold. I, Ken Semtner, do will and bequeath my height to Gordie Claycomb who would, un- doubtedly, find use for it. 41 I, Nancy Green, do will and bequeath my driv- ing experiences to Janie with hopes that she will profit from them. I, Janet Beaumont, do will and bequeath my love for trumpets to Janet Tucker who seems to like them even better than I. I, Jesse Lopez, do will and bequeath my over- abundance of long hair to Mr. Parvin, whose forehead has grown a bit high. I, Dorothy Bartolomeo, do will and bequeath my trim waistline to Sandy Pierce. I, Gladys Lundholm, do will and bequeath my big diamond to any girl who is lucky enough to get one. I, Harriett Foster, do will and bequeath my quiet manner and graceful walk to Jackie Ehringer. 1, Ray Horton, do will and bequeath my looks and build to Frankie Anderson. I, Nancee Pressler, do will and bequeath my loyalty to one boy (HA!) to Nancy Fitzpatrick. I, Dick Irions, do will and bequeath my fancy talk to any boy who thinks he can beat me. I, JoAnn Rose, do will and bequeath my south- Paw punch to Marilyn Light who may find a use for it. We, Wilma TerVeen and Pat Adams, do will and bequeath our roller rink romances to the underclass girls. I, Mickey Sarver, do will and bequeath my Lacon girls to any boy that can afford the wear and tear on his car. I, Ed Braasch, do will and bequeath my mid- night rides on the old River Road to Jesse Gar- rott. I, Harold Kehlenbach, do will and bequeath my careful driving to the Driver Training classes. I, Pat Bender, do will and bequeath my Bill to no one cause he's all mine. 1, Joe Elliott, do will and bequeath Mary Brown's address to the Federal Government who will no doubt bring several interesting charges against her. I, Glennas Burnett, do will and bequeath my roller skating ability to Vivian Day. I, Don Bussell, do will and bequeath my rough- ness to Ronald Gould in hopes he will like it. I, Harry Crull, do will and bequeath my timid- ness to my brother, Clayton. I, Anna Duckworth, do will and bequeath my seventh hour tactics in study hall to Sandy Scott. I, Gary Crothers, do will and bequeath my shy- ness to Terry Lucas who can use some. I, Shirley Zierke, do will and bequeath my beautiful penmanship to the teachers of C.H.S. I, Harold Kennington, do will and bequeath my hunting expeditions to Dale McKown when he graduates from the air rifle stage. I, Shirley Shuppert, do will and bequeath my big brown eyes and curly eyelashes to Jean Zinser. I, Clara Kirby, do will and bequeath the presid- ency of The Auxiliary of Big Jack's Gang to Big Gretchen and her girls. I, Anita Flynn, do will and bequeath my ability as baton twirler to Theresa Pence in hopes she can improve by it. I,Mary Lee Gasway, do will and bequeath my baby-sitting jobs to Louise Augustine. I, Jean Even, do will and bequeath my neat- ness to Bertha Burnett. I, Kenneth Sarver, do will and bequeath my frequent trips to the Town Theatre to see Joan to anyone who can stand that many movies. 42 I, Audrey Stewart, do will and bequeath my athletic ability to Lois Donath who might enjoy participating in Physical Education., I, Vern Beaumont, do will and bequeath my handsome physique to Don Duckworth in hopes that he will at least live and grow. I, Anne Dehart, do will and bequeath my sing- ing to Sandy Pierce who does quite well with- out it. I, Robert Lewis, do will and bequeath my fond- ness for math to X3 Morrison. I, Leona Ruhlander, do will and bequeath my giggle to Mary Lee Bornsheuer who has ac- quired one of her own. I, Janet Schaffner, do will and bequeath my job as postmistress to any girl who wants to de- liver notes from Kenny to Norma. 43 The Prophecy We leave Chillicothe on our way to California. We arrive at the depot and we meet Joe Elliott and Vern Beaumont still hanging around the Santa Fe waiting for a promotion from the position of call boy. Looking around we see Patsy Reifsteck and her little Chicks on their way south to see Daddy. Ac- companying Pat on her journey is none other than Health and Sunshine Green, who isn't going to Texas just for the sunshine. Rose Transfer is picking up the express. It seems as though Jerry is right there in his father's footsteps. The express is a load of fish from the At- lantic Ocean. Rex, president of Kriete's Fish Market, says the Illinois River is getting rather short of fish. While we are still waiting for our train, whom do we see but Janet Beaumont? Janet is working on her M. A. degree at Millikin College and at the same time is taking a post graduate course at Chillicothe High School. Wonder why? Alas and Alack! Here comes a special. On board are the famous Redwings, and who is with them but Barb Mooney, Audrey Stewart, and Joanne Rose. Keep pitchin', gals! On the side of the caboose is a sign reading Jones' Casino owned by the famous Robert Jones Esquire. Behind the bar is George Taylor, best mug slinger this side of Reno. Following close behind the Redwings is a train with the Chicago Bears, featuring Raymond Horton, Bennie Razo, and Russell Draggist. Football, you know! What have we here? It's no one but Dirty Kirby and her goslings with Papa Goose, the Paul Carroll of yesteryear. Our train has arrived, so we're finally on our way We decide to walk through the train and the first car we enter is the sleeper. Whom do we find, but the Rip Van Winkle's, Braasch and Taylor. They haven't changed a bit. Somebody said, Let's eat, so here we go. We enter the car named the Slippery Spoon, owned and operated by Shirley Zierke and featuring the good home cooking of Janet Schaffner, food expert. Looking out of the window, we see Gary Crot- hers and Bob Lewis seeing who can plow the faster. The train is slowing down and we decide to get out for a stretch. As we step down, we are almost bowled over by that famous twosome, TerVeen and Burnett. The girls are trying for the title of the first woman ever to roller skate around the United States. It's time to get on our way again. As we turn toward the train, we run into Big Jack Hammer and his boys, Don Bussell and John Hodson. What are they doing? You've guessed it. Big Jack is running for President (got the idea during his senior year) and the boys are his compaign managers. Barb Osburn is serving as secretary for Big Jack. In comes a train heading for Chicago to a sec- retarial convention. On board are Patty Adams and Rachel Ramos, still like two peas in a pod. Here we go again. Scurrying back to our seats, we bump into the ladies, Shirley Shuppert and Anne Dehart, who have spent all this time becoming re- gistered nurses. Of course, it wouldn't have taken so long if the girls hadn't spent most of their time chasing interns through the corridors. Conductor! Conductor! Well look who's here? The Bill Simpson! Between bowling and going out to Durham's he seems to have time to work on the Santa Fe, too. Bill tells us we're close to Denver. We're going to spend a few days there, where we hear the circus is featuring Ken Boyle, the Human Fly. Just before pulling into the city, we see a form in a barnyard. It appears to be Barb Sturgeon. Wonder how Barb likes milking cows? There's so much time to kill, let's qo to the stock car races. The main feature is a 1937 Ford Coupe with a blue top owned and operated by Hari Kari Kehlenbach. Who's this strutting up the street, Why it's Nancee Pressler. She's looking for the man of her dreams. We then approach a movie theater and find the manager is Harrv Kerasotes Crull. He learned the trade earlv. Who's that pounding on the type- writer in Mr. Crull's office? Why, it is Mary Gas- way, the efficient secretary. The movie stars Bob Detmer with his trumpet and Patty Bender and her dancing shoes. To save hotel expenses we visit the Don Rankin estate. Mrs. Rankin, the former Harriett Foster, en- joys a life of leisure, while governess, Anita Flynn, raises the little Dons to her liking. In the wee hours of the morning we stagger back to our train and come face to face with Diane Coon and Loura Lee Gallup returning from a teach- ers' convention. Of course, much time wasn't spent on the convention. 44 All aboard! Back on the train, we run into Bill Radley. Bill said something went wrong with the plumbing on the train and he was called upon to fix it. We then ask him what he's seen of Jesse Lopez. He said he heard he had ruined his fourth Buick on that old road between Chillicothe and De- Pue. For heaven's sake! That was an awful jolt! Well, if it isn't Mr. Richard Irions. His crew is busy building a bridge across the river. One of the con- tractors is Duane Perry. We struggle back to our seats and almost sit on Lucille Russell. She says she's finally saved up enough money from working at Kroger's all these years to take a vacation. She's going to stop off to see Gladys Lundholm, who is happily married and living on a ranch. Have fun, Lu! By this time we're hungry again. We go into the lunch room and meet Phyllis Adams. She got her experience at Jess Linn's. On the side she's a private secretary for the president of the Santa Fe. Just before pulling into Tucson, we see a form sprawled in the shade. It is none other than Harold Kennington. He is the game warden in these parts, but spends most of his time in the shade. As we cross the California state line, we see Long-Lanky Semtner, who is picking oranqes. Wo hear that Ken is in great demand by the California orange growers since he can reach the tree tops without a ladder. After we arrive in Hollywood, we decide to go sight-seeing. We rent a car from John Kelly's Rent'em and Drive'em Yourself lot. It seems as though John spends more time trying to lure the ladies with that mustache than renting cars. First, we stop to fill John's car up with gas. The gentleman who sells us. gas is none other than Ken Sarver, who is in business for himself. As we pass Hollywood and Vine, we see prop- ped up against a lamp post, and rolling those eyes at the opposite sex - the same old Mick Sarver. Passing by a movie studio, we see Wanda Oo- la-la McWilliams, who is said to be the only stand- in in the world for Jimmy Durante. We understand that Anna Duckworth is work- ing in the same studio as a dressmaker. Why, there's Dot Bartolomeo, Jean Even, and Virginia Montonye standing on the wharf waiting for their ship to come in. Jack Romeo Harney is there, too, waving good- bye to Nancy. You know what they say about sail- ors, 'A gal in every port.' We stop at a cafeteria and there is Leona Ruh- lander waiting to help us. And sitting quietly in a corner looking the situ- ation over is Mr. Roger Downey. On we go past an attractive bowling alley. Pulling out in his Cadillac is head pin boy, Don Wright. It seems as though our vacation has come to an end, so we head back to the station to buy our tick- ets for our trip home. Bye, now. 45 SUNDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1952 Eight o’Clock Program Processional, “Pomp and Circumstance”_____________________________Elgar LYNN HORTON Invocation--------------------------------The Reverend D. F. Neumann Scripture---------------------------------The Reverend Harry Chasteen Flute Solo_____________________ “Nocturne” ______________________Chopin JEAN EVEN Piano Solo. Sermon Benediction. Recessional. 46 “To a Waterlily”__________________McDowell NANCY GREEN ------------------------------ What Is Education? THE REVEREND ARVEL M. STE'ECE -------------------------The Rev. N. Felton Whittle “Coronation March” _____________ Mayerbeer LYNN HORTON Commencement Exercises TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 1952 Eight o’Clock Program Processional, “Pomp and Circumstance”____________________ Elgar LYNN HORTON Invocation-------------------------The Reverend Martin J. Spalding Rain ------------------ Russell --------------------Girls Chorus “Memories”.............Van Alstyne__________________Girls Chorus DIRECTED BY NORMAN CURRY Address-------------------------------------Dr. . Walter Malone PRESIDENT, JAMES MILLIKIN UNIVERSITY Presentation of Class------------------------------Lonnie F. Parr PRINCIPAL, HIGH SCHOOL Presentation of Diplomas-------------------------Harold Beaumont MEMBER, BOARD OF EDUCATION Benediction------------------------The Reverend Donald R. Bachman Recessional----------- Coronation March”_______________Meyerbeer LYNN HORTON CLASS HONORS Valedictorians: Janet Beaumont, Nancy Green Salutatoriam Clara Kirby 47 48 Ai o 41 fk ' V 5. Kids 6. Louise 7. Rosemary 8. Arabian Niqhts! 9. Pals 10. Kitty 11. Picnicking 12. Man from Mars 13. Glamourous 14. Glamour Boy 15. Joan. Veronica. Betty 16. Chuck 17. Baby Skip 18. School Days 19. Shirley 20. Friends 54 VOTE FOR ROSEMARY! ! ! ! HAVING FUN? 55 AREN'T THEY BEAUTIFUL? SCHOOL DAYS MMMMMM GOOD! THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS Pride and Prejudice CH1LLICOTHE HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Thursday and Friday, November 15-16, 1951 The Characters Mrs. Bcnnet. fair, fat and forty-five .... MURIEL PARKER Mr. Bennet, her husband.............................. JERRY ZINSER Jane Bennet, the oldest and most beautiful of the daughters ............................................. DARLENE DEW I.vdia Bennet, the youngest daughter, spoiled and headstrong .......................................MARY ELLEN FAIRFAX Kitty Bennet. the next older, pretty and peevish - - ARLENE AUTH Man' Bennet, the third in line, with a taste for music - VIVIAN DAT Elizabeth Bennet, the second daughter, vivacious and witty ............................................. LORETTA NEAI Charles Binglev. a wealthy and agreeable young bachelor - -..............................JACK REYNOLDS Fitzwilliams Darcy, Bingleys friend, proud and haughty ......................................BILL LEARNARD Caroline Binglev, Bingleys handsome sister - NORMA EVERIST Captain Wickhr.m, fascinating, but insincere - - - BOB RANKIN William Collins, a pompous young rector .... SKIP LaDUE Hill, the Bonnet's butler........................CHARLES PREDMORE Lady Catherine de Burgh. Darcey's aunt - VERONICA JURKOVICH Lady Lucas, a neighbor.............................LYNN HORTON Charlotte Lucas, her daughter.....................LOUISE AUGUSTINE TIME: 1790. PLACE: Longboume, a small town in England, fifty miles from London Directed by Miriam 'Indi., 58 THOM _'V ' 'jrAIJtWAY: rat S7AHS. Soph omorc Class 65 SOPHOMORE CLASS AOV fORX MR. TAYLOR MRS. TRULIN MRS. ENDRES MR. GARROTT SoPMomoat Culss O rrtczns 66 SOPH AXXMBty 72 CO MffNftC� IHflH SSIW GENERAL SCIENCE ENGLISH I CIVICS ALGEBRA 81 83 COUNCIL MEETING PRES. CLARA CHRISTMAS PARTY CHRISTMAS PARADE FLOAT TRIMMING THE TREE CHANGE BOOTH FRESHMAN VISITATION DAY I. MURIEL PARKER SOPHOMORE FLOAT SENIOR FLOAT. Trophy Winner FRESHMAN FLOAT, Honorable Mention MENU JUNIOR FLOAT CROWNING BY KING RAYMOND HORTON MX t 96 97 STAPLING TYPING Chilli Captures lilio Crown; Six New Records Established Chillicothe, 111., May 1—Balanced Chillicathe breaking s Nthe tape in seven events and scoring jn everything but the 880-yard run, rolled up a total of 72 points here tonight be fore 1, °° fans as they captured their second successive Illio conference track championship. it — --------------- Journal Sporta Writer CHILLICOTHE.—A half- dozen records were shattered, and Chillicothe ran away as usual for its fifth Illio confer- ence track championship in six years before a home 1,0,00 here last night. The Ghosts of George Taylor rolled up 72 points against the 44% of second-place Morton and the 40% of third-finishing Tre- mont. After that came Meta- mora's 19%, Farmington's 17. Eu- reka's 15. Washington's 1 and Dunlap's %. CHILLICOTHE won half the 14 events, but the balanced Grays were shut out in only one, the 880, and aside from the 440 and varsity relay brought in four points or more in all the others. Iflio Points Clillllcoth� .7i Farmlmton ..It Morion .....4l’a Furrk. .....I:. Trrmonl ....4 « W ahrhct� n . I MMnmora ......li'i Dun! � ... Quarter-miler Jerry Ross dvh the meet with a touch of ap ’ citis. The npriver team turned fair fhto a scramble f placifon the field, winn' of the non-running ;V' f? o o Trims Washington --Cl rT r „ o . S21TTT r TOAm.Tn . ____ me WILDS TEAM—ANI) DIAMOND. TOO! 4% 4- % ■ ft. % V V%- . f , . t AVf 9 £v, fe %4Mooney Busy In Chillicothe 5 B ' ®OB PILLE — 'Ha -ne- pa a Journal Sporta Writer ——lit fieri ng space for nlhapiruM.. ... . . CHILLICOTHE ..(Jl_a a --- Individ vw-' „ T rack ifuioConf Thursday Meet %- ? , CPiEm, co� cV . NviU ke — � conversion ,M. v gets hi3 construe- ou?fiifde“OISSYfR lt ter’8enlor n the field from the there ann u Perry 8ta-v ctic association—he's | first bascd whJLfhT 18 back at «4, «“ -ummer team a season ago hC W‘S 8 re ,ar • ?s a year ago. Kenny Boyle at third d Chuck Ada™« iWthanrlaw ...._____ A m. .1 Here rr«y oT s Chillicothe's f George tn c lJwput ’A ’ A vV U oc x,,v, l l v' i acreage z ;rj f, - «ciiiiy ooyie, «1 uura. — “p '''™ an 0UVLT' 2 P««0«r u Russ Drag. J «ky ftiefeteck. ’ wfcnn Arnold Q? fe C- -o' X A f{5 vxJ •5 «nr °UV unr, secortfo tty ' Sfr,Jo H Q S T 3? A A f-Illio Meet Won By Chillicothe Bv MAX SEIBEL A-V iAn V Ox ''t, their second successive Illio 103 Mft.TcfyioK 104 •� .ee o swamps Chilli - Sept. 14th - 13 There Princeville Chilli - Sept. 21st - 0 There Princeton Chilli - Sept. 28th - 24 Here Eureka Chilli Oct. 5th • 0 There Farmington Chilli - Oct. 12th - 27 Here Metamora Chilli - Oct. 19th - 33 Here Dunlap Chilli - Oct. 26th - 33 There Morton Chilli - Nov. 2nd - 27 There Tremont Chilli Nov. 9th - 19 Here Washington Chilli Nov. 13th - 48 Here Mid-County WON 8 LOST 2 6 24 0 13 105 JACK HAMMER JOHN HODSON DICK MERCER DON SIBREL DON BUSSELL BILL ROEHNELT BOB SIBREL MICK SARVER RUSS DRAGGIST JOHN KELLY RAY HORTON JERRY ROSE 106 KEN SEMTNER JOE BROWN KEN BOYLE DON ROEHNELT CHUCK PREDMORE DICK IRIONS BENNY RAZO BOB JONES DON BUSSELL. Captain Most Valuable Lineman ILLIO CONFERENCE TROPHY RUSS DRAGGIST. Most Valuable Back 107 108 V£f JWBF FroshSoph Chilli - Sept. 24th - 12 Chilli - Oct. 6th - 0 Chilli - Oct. 15th - 0 Chilli - Oct. 24th - 15 Chilli - Nov. 1st - 6 WON - 2 Here Woodruff- 0 There Woodruff - 6 Here Roosevelt - 20 There Central - 13 Here Spalding - 25 LOST - 3 109 T £ A no OUR VMJtTY Varsity Scores Chilli 38 Sparland 40 11-28-51 Lacon Chilli 48 Washburn 45 11-30-51 Washburn Chilli 29 Dunlap 27 12- 5-51 Chillicothe Chilli 61 Brimfield 30 12- 8-51 Chillicothe Chilli 62 Princeville 45 12-11-51 Princeville Chilli 38 Morton 53 12-21-51 Chillicothe Chilli 46 Mid-County 68 1- 4-52 Varna Chilli 31 Henry 63 1- 8-52 Henry Chilli 56 Washington 44 1-11-52 Chillicothe Chilli 56 Princeville 48 1-15-52 Chillicothe Chilli 57 Eureka 42 1-19-52 Eureka Chilli 47 Glasford 64 1-25-52 Chillicothe Chilli 51 Farmington 52 1-29-52 Chillicothe Chilli 44 Brimfield 39 2- 1-52 Brimfield Chilli 56 Dunlap 47 2- 8-52 Dunlap Chilli 51 Elmwood 48 2-21-52 Chillicothe Chilli 44 Tremont 45 2-15-52 Tremont Chilli 50 Metamora 62 2-19-52 Metamora Chilli 57 Henry 49 2-22-52 Chillicothe Chilli 36 Mid-County 50 2-29-52 Chillicothe ILLIO TOURNAMENT Chilli 45 Dunlap 46 12-14-51 Farmington GRANVILLE TOURNAMENT Chilli 40 Hopkins 37 12-28-51 Granville Chilli 61 Walnut 45 12-29-51 Granville REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Chilli 60 Woodruff 72 3- 3-52 East Peoria TV ' - i i n,CK «WONS. Co. CaPtain BOB RANKIN CHARLES PREDMORE DON SIBREL. Most Valuable SHERM WORRICK BENNIE RAZO ken BO EE. Co-Cap'aio FMM - SOPH S Frosh'Soph Scores Chilli 32 Sparland Chilli 38 Washburn Chilli 33 Dunlap Chilli 40 Brimfield Chilli 65 Princeville Chilli 21 Morton Chilli 29 Mid-County Chilli 37 Henry Chilli 30 Washington Chilli 56 Princeville Chilli 32 Eureka Chilli 45 Glasford Chilli 38 Farmington Chilli 54 Brimlield Chilli 35 Dunlap Chilli 43 Elmwood Chilli 34 Tremont Chilli 45 Metamora Chilli 42 Henry Chilli 43 Mid-County FROSH SCORES Chilli 36 Mid-County Chilli 31 Spalding Chilli 33 Mid-County CHILLI RESERVES Chilli 38 Spalding 17 11-28-51 Lacon 19 11-30-51 Washburn 25 12- 5-51 Chillicothe 18 12- 8-51 Chillicothe 19 12-11-51 Princeville 38 12-21-51 Chillicothe 35 1- 4-52 Varna 21 1- 8-52 Henry 39 1-11-52 Chillicothe 22 1-15-52 Chillicothe 29 1-19-52 Eureka 42 1-25-52 Chillicothe 36 1-29-52 Chillicothe 30 2- 1-52 Brimfield 36 2- 8-52 Dunlap 24 2-12-52 Chillicothe 43 2-15-52 Tremont 46 2-19-52 Metamora 33 2-22-52 Chillicothe 41 2-29-52 Chillicothe 19 1- 4-52 Varna 41 2-15-52 Chillicothe 25 2-29-52 Chillicothe 56 2-15-52 Chillicothe 115 116 117 ono oo flA okCt1 o e Is. This year the Grey Ghosts had a very good season and looked bad in only one meet, which they lost to highly talented Peoria Woodruff. Chilli met Woodruff again in the district and finished second in a field of about thirty schools including the Peoria schools. Our thinclads did well in the Geneseo Day and Night Relays, finishing first and second respectively. The Ghosts grabbed first place honors in a dual meet with Central and in the Galava Relays, and finished fourth in the Normal Relays. The Ghosts' greatest triumph came though, when they won the Illio Conference meet held under the lights in Chillicothe. In this meet, Chilli showed their greatness by establishing three new records. Irions broke the pole vault record with a vault of 11'3 . Don and Bob Sibrel set new records in the shot ond discus. All of us here at Chilli High should be very proud of our 1952 track squad. 120 DON WRIGHT BOB JONES RUSSELL DRAGGIST CHUCK PREDMORE HAROLD UPP RICHARD HENSON LYNN BRIDGMAN DON SIBREL FRANK STURM LEROY GRISWOLD 121 SHERM WORRICK BOB SIBREL JOE BROWN DICK MERCER CLIFF DUCKWORTH DICK IRIONS KEN BOYLE BOB LEWIS FROSH RELAY JERRY ROSE VARSITY RELAY BASEBALL ® Chilli 9 Morton 4 Chilli 5 Tremont 5 Chilli 13 Dunlap 4 Chilli 3 Washington 8 Chilli 6 Metamora 4 Chilli 3 Farmington 4 Chilli 4 DISTRICT Tremont 9 Chilli 3 Dunlap 2 Chilli 4 Spaulding 11 123 KENNY BOYLE JOHN KELLY DICK STURGEON 124 125 126 J i i I i i i r 129 vt $, 136 Index Seniors, Page 46 LEFT TO RIGHT FROM FRONT Dehart, Anne Green, Nancy Conkey, John Russell. Lucille Lundholm. Gladys Lewis. Bob McWilliams. Wanda Montonye. Virginia Beaumont. Vern Beaumont. Janet Kirby. Clara J. Braasch. Ed Pressler, Nancee Duckworth. Anna Sarver. Kenneth Reifsteck. Pat Adams, Phyllis Kriete. Rex Flynn, Anita Kelly. John Boyle. Kenneth Costello. Becky Taylor. George Sarver, Larry Gasway. Mary Foster. Harriett Razo. Bennie Stewart. Audrey Shuppert. Shirley Crothers. Gary TerVeen. Wilma Mooney. Barbara Hcdson. John Schaffner, Janet Burnett. Glennas Perry. Duane Rose. Joanne Adams. Patty Lou Detmer. Bob Ramos. Rachel Evan. Jean Crull, Harry Osburn. Barbara Payne. Ed Draggist. Russell Bartolomeo, Dorothy Kennington. Harold Elliott. Joe Ruhlander, Leona Rose. Jerry Semtner. Kenneth Zierke. Shirley Kehlenbach. Harold Jones. Bob Sturgeon, Barbara Carroll, S. Paul Downey. Roger Coon. Diane Harney. Jack Lopez. Jesse Gallup. Laura Lee Simpson. Bill Wright. Don Bender, Pat Horton. Raymond Bussell. Don Hammer. Jack Juniors, Page 50 CLASS OFFICERS: Burkholder, Joan Jurkovich, Veronica Zinser, Jerry Parker. Muriel Adams, Jerry Arnold. Betty Augustine, Louise Auth. Arlene Bean. Kay Bledsoe, Dorothy Bliss, Marilyn Bornsheuer. Mary Lee Bosch, Gretchen Bridgman, Lynn Burkholder, Joan Cameron. Shirley Case. Dick Chobar, Louise Clark. Karlene Juniors, Page 51 Coats, Bill Crothers. Anita Day. Vivian Dew. Darlene Donath, Lois Duckworth, Clifford Emerick, Frank Even. Bill Everist, Norma Fairfax, Mary Ellen Galbraith, Buren Gardner. Gary Giberson. Lyle Gollnitz. Carol Gould, Jeanette Gray, Jerry Henson. Richard Jurkovich, Veronica Kehlenbach. Sherry Kneer. Tom La Due. Skip Learnard, Bill Lucas. Terry Lytle. Joyce Juniors, Page 52 Mattice, Shirley Mead. Sharon Mercer. Dick Merrick. Edith Mooney, Sandy Murphy. Nancy Neal. Dasey Neal. Loretta Norman, Ronnie Pagan, Charles Osburn, JoAnn Parker. Muriel Predmore. Chuck Rankin. Bob Razo. Gloria Rench. Carol Reynolds. Jack Rice. Frank Roberts. Nancy Roehnelt, Don Schaufelberger, Geneva Scott. Rosie Sibrel. Bob Sibrel. Don Simpson. Rosemary 137 Juniors, Page 53 Smithers. Alan Upp. Harold Wilkins. Bob Worrick. Sherm Yoder. Jackie Zinser, Jerry Jarraid. Alice Sophomores, Page 67 CLASS OFFICERS: Smith. Russell Jones. Judy Adams. Chuck McKown, Dale Adams. Chuck Anderson. Frank Baxter. Joyce Beeler. Jim Bledsoe, Phyllis Bauer, Barbara Brown. Joe Brownell. Barbara Burnett. Bertha Case. David Clark. Roland Claycomb, Gordie Clayton. Marcia Colwell. Donald Connett. Jim Cooper. Gloria DeVoss. David Dolph. Ivar Durham. Francis Ehringer. Jackie Even. Bob Fitzpatrick. Nancy Forbes, Doris Green. Jane Griswold. Bill Hakes. Ardath Haverland. Janet Haverland, Joan Hawley. Gerald Herman. Diane Herriman. Joe Herriman. Jay Hoffman, Frank Jarrard. Ruth Johnson. Mary Jones. Judy Sophomores, Page 68 Joos. Chris Kinq. Nola Kinqsley, John Lawrence, Donna Learnard. Ralph Loser. Calvin Martin. Gale McKown. Dale McLaughlin. Theva Nunn. Charles Parr. Lonnie Pence. Kenneth Prather. Patty Pruett. Edward Punter. Carolyn Rankin. Gary Rench, Roger Roehnelt, Bill Rennolet, William Reynolds. Patsy Ricconi. Pat Schafer. Madalyn Seaver. John Settles. Pauline Smith, Russell Smith. Sandra Spradley. Shirley Sturgeon, Richard Stanhope, Ada Sturm, Frank Sweeney, Jack Switzer, Carol Teeters, Dale Tucker, Janet Weaver. Sharon Weitz, Judy Sophomores, Page 69 Weerts, Marjorie Widdows. Herbert Williams, Charles Williams. Patsy Lowery. Mary Williamson. Allan Jones, Jake Zinser. Jean Freshmen, Page 74 CLASS OFFICERS: Mannering. Larry Pierce. Sandy Cook. Bud Martz, June Albert. Mary Allison. Jack Andes. Gerald Armitage. Chuck Arnold. Glenna Barr. Robert Bastian. Kay Beaumont. Anita Beaumont. Shirley Bennett. Phyllis Bodie. David Brown. Jim Burns. Marsha Carr. Gerald Chappell. Jackie Cook. Bud Cooper. Edward Crothers. Margie Crull. Clayton Davis, Ellen Dawson, Kay Dehart. Sharon Delqado, Olivia Dolbin. Deanna Freshmen, Page 75 Duckworth, Donald Griswold, LeRoy Kent. Frank Durham, Joyce Grogan. John King. Carol Finney, Nola Hakes. Dorrita Emerick, Bill Fislar, Dick Hammer. Marilyn Ladd. Carol Fritzinger. Joan Hart, Bob LeGault, Henry Gerstner. John Henderson, Edwin Mannering, Larry Gill. Diane Horan, Marlene Martz. June Gosnell. Maxine Huntley. Sharon Matthews. Tom Gould. Ronald Irions, Warren Mesnard, Marvin Gray. Evelyn Jackson, Walter Miller. Beverly Gray. Harley Jurkovich, Frank Mitchell. Ralph Green, Anne Kent, Barbara Mollie, Mary Freshmen, Page 76 Murphy. Jim Ruhlander, Bill Sutton. Howard McLaughlin, Carol Rice. Sam Swanson. Gerald McWane. William Root. Barbara Swanson. Shirley Nash. Nancy Schaufelberger. Kay Thacker. Boyd Nelson, Jim Schoolman, Anita Thacker. Lloyd Nesmith, Pat Schubert. Mary Ann Thomas. Evelyn Paoli, Frances Stewart, Carol Thomas. Joe Payne, Sandy Scott. Sandy Upp. Larry Pence. Mary Sheets. Gladys Viola. Jean Pierce. Sandy Spangler. Ronald Weaver. Bonnie Qualls. Bertie Staab, Eugene Werkle. Pat Radley. Raymond Stoecker, Mary Worrick. Bennie Camera Club Page 93 LEFT TO RIGHT. TOP Payne, Sandy Everist. Norma Martz. June Crull, Harry Stanhope. Ada Dolbin. Deanna Even, Bill Green, Anne Beaumont. Vern Even, Jean Crull. Clayton Stanhope, Herman Bosch, Gretchen Nash, Nancy Hart, Bob Fairfax, Mary Ellen Ehringer, Jackie Rose. Joanne Switzer. Carol Bussell. Don Parr. Lonnie Elliott. Joe Thomas. Joe Gray. Harley F. F. A. Page 95 TOP CENTER BOTTOM RIGHT TOP ROW TOP ROW TOP ROW Downey, Roger Braasch, Ed Wilkins, Bob Mitchell. Ralph Nunn. Charles Herriman, Joe Roehnelt, Don Hammer, Jack Herriman, Jay Williams. Charles Mercer. Mr. BOTTOM ROW BOTTOM ROW BOTTOM ROW Andes, Jerry Sarver. Larry Beaumont. Vern Nelson, Jim Rose. Jerry Horton, Ray Johnson. Howard Dunbar. Gene Razo. Benny Sutton, Howard Loser. Calvin Joos. Chris 139 Varsity Football, Page 105 FIRST ROW Boyle. Ken Brown. Joe Razo. Bennie Horton. Ray Jones, Bob Kelly. John SECOND ROW Sibrel. Bob Predmore. Chuck Bussell. Don Rankin. Bob Hammer. Jack Rose. Jerry Sarver. Larry Mooney. Tom, Ass't. Coach THIRD ROW Taylor. George. Coach Brown, Jim Cooper. Edward Roehnelt. Don Lewis. Bob Griswold. LeRoy Henson. Richard FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW Gardner, Gary Roehnelt, Bill Hodson, John Irions, Dick Semtner, Ken Draqqist. Russell Sibrel. Don Gray. Harley Adams. Chuck Sturgeon. Rich LeGault. Henry Mercer. Dick Junior Varsity Football, Page 109 LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW Gray. Harley Sturgeon. Rich Adams, Chuck Cooper. Edward Brown. Jim Griswold. LeRoy LeGault. Henry Joos, Chris Staab, Eugene Grogan. John Sweeney. Jack Ruhlander, Bill Learnard. Ralph Upp. Larry Mooney. Tom. Coach Martin. Gale Worrick. Bennie Cook, Player Gould. Ronald Irions. Warren Galbraith, Buren Hawley. Gerald Jurkovich. Frank Henderson. Edwin Thomas. Joe Claycomb, Gordie Swanson. Jerry Varsity Basketball, Page 113 LEFT TO RIGHT FROM FRONT Predmore, Chuck Worrick, Sherm Rankin. Bob Learnard. Bill Irions. Dick Taylor. Coach LeGault, Henry Razo. Bennie Mooney, Coach Sturm. Frank Roehnelt, Don Sibrel. Don Sturgeon, Dick Junior Varsity Basketball, Page 115 LEFT TO RIGHT FROM FRONT Claycomb. Gordon Brown. Joe Sturgeon. Richard Griswold. LeRoy Sturm. Frank Adams. Chuck Mooney. Coach Dolph. Ivar Sweeney. Jack Gray, Harley LeGault. Henry Gould. Ronnie Cook. Bud Upp. Larry McWane, Rodney Brown, Jim Thomas, Joe Cooper, Edward McKown. Dale 140 Qirls’ Tournament, Page 118 BEGINNING AT LEFT FRONT ROW SENIORS Lundholm. Gladys Rose. Joanne Ramos. Rachel Mooney. Barb Foster. Harriet Russell. Lucille Kirby. Clara Reiisteck, Pat Pressler. Nancee Stewart. Audrey Adams. Phyllis Shuppert. Shirley Coon. Diane Bartolomeo. Dorothy McWilliams. Wanda Huntley. Sharon Nesmith. Pat Bastion. Kay Beaumont. Anita Payne. Sandy Beaumont. Shirley Boys’ Tournament, Page BEGINNING AT LEFT FRONT ROW SENIORS Sarver. Mick Irions. Dick Draggist. Russ Semtner. Ken Razo. Bennie Taylor. George Jones. Bob Rose. Jerry Boyle. Ken Cooper. Edward LeGault. Henry Worrick. Bennie Baseball, Page 123 LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW Chuck Adams Jim Brown Joe Brown Chuck Predmore Jack Sweeney Dick Sturgeon JUNIORS Simpson. Rosie Bornsheuer. Mary Lee Razo. Gloria Gould. Jeanette Roberts. Nancy Yoder. Jackie Murphy. Nancy Augustine. Louise Dew. Darlene Parker. Muriel Crothers. Anita Jurkovich. Veronica Cameron. Shirley Everist, Norma Bosch. Gretchen Horton, Lynn FRESHMEN Gill. Diane Pierce. Sandy Nash. Nancy Dolbin. Deanna Viola. Jean SOPHOMORES Johnson. Mary Clayton. Marcia Jarrard. Ruth Eauer. Barb Cooper. Gloria Lowery. Mary McLaughlin. Theva Zinser. Jean Jones. Judy Brownell. Barb Lawrence. Donna Ricconi, Pat Stanhope. Ada Green, Jane King, Nola Tucker. Janet Ehringer. Jackie Weitz, Judy Crothers. Margie Miller, Beverly Scott. Sandy Arnold. Glenna Root. Barbara Qualls. Bertie 119 JUNIORS Roehnelt, Don Nichelson. Jim Rankin. Bob Predmore. Chuck Worrick. Sherm Learnard. Bill Bridgman. Lynn Sibrel. Bob Sibrel. Don LaDue. Skip FRESHMEN Boyer. Bill Gould. Ronnie Griswold, LeRoy Gray. Harley SOPHOMORES Sweeney. Jack Adams. Chuck Sturgeon. Dick Roehnelt. Bill Sturm. Frank Brown. Joe Claycomb, Gordie Hawley. Gerald Radley. Ray Thomas. Joe Upp. Larry John Kelly Don Bussell Ken Boyle Coach Mooney Larry Upp Lynn Bridgman Mike Draggist Dave Rogers Russ Draggist Duane Perry Frank Anderson John Grogan 141 Track Team, Page 120 LEFT TO RIGHT FROM FRONT Don Wriqhl Russ Draggist Bob Jones Bill Learnard Chuck Predmore Ken Boyle Bob Lewis Dick Irions Bob Sibrel Sherm Worrick LeRoy Griswold Chorus, Page 130 LEFT TO RIGHT FROM FRONT Johnson, Mary Nash, Nancy Clayton. Marcia Root. Barbara Ricconi, Pat TerVeen, Wilma Day, Vivian Dew, Darlene Pierce. Sandra Scott. Rosie Bauer, Barbara Horton, Lynn Martz, June Ruhlander, Bill Band, Page 128 CLARINETS Martz, June Green. Nancy Werkle, Patsy Parr, Lonnie Crothers. Anita Augustine. Louise Schaufelberger, Geneva Burns. Marsha Sheets, Gladys Mead, Sharon Geiger, Kay Zilm, Janet Rankin, Barbara FLUTES Even. Jean Neal. Loretta Zinser. Donna Zinser, Jim MAJORETTES McWilliams, Wanda Lytle. Joyce Flynn, Anita Kent, Barbara Ehringer, Jackie Pence. Mary Baqgs, Carol Bob Rankin Dick Mercer Dick Fislay Don Sibrel Joe Brown Harold Upp Rich Henson Don Roehnelt Dick Sturgeon Harley Gray Lynn Bridgman Fislar, Richard Murphy, Jim Grogan. John Nesmith, Pat Werkle. Pat Director, Mr. Curry Roehnelt, Don Sturm, Frank Detmer, Bob Cooper. Edward Widdows, Herbert Armitage. Charles Rench. Carol SAXES Dolbin, Deanna Mattice, Shirley Green. Jane Werkle. Fred Dolph, Ivar Maddox, Gene Ricconi. Patsy Fislar. Richard Stoecker, Mary Duckworth. Donald FRENCH HORNS King. Nola Cooper, Gloria Tucker. Janet Switzer. Carol Mattice, Sharon BASSES Root. Barbara Learnard, Ralph Grogan. John Crouch, Bruce DOUBLE REEDS Zinser. Jean Horton. Lynn Ralph Mitchell Frank Sturm Jerry Swanson Eugene Staab Ronnie Gould Edward Cooper Bill Roehnelt Joe Thomas Gordon Claycomb Jack Allison Larry Upp Frank Emerick Finney. Nola Kehlenbach. Sherry Gosnell. Maxine Switzer. Carol Gill. Diane Roberts, Nancy Arnold, Glenna Gollnitz. Carol Weitz, Judy Cooper. Gloria Jones. Judy Dawson, Kay Punter. Carol Gould. Jeanette TRUMPETS Sturm. Frank Bridgman, Lynn Detmer, Robert McKown, Dale Cooper, Edward Bodie, David Finney. Nola TROMBONES Arnold. Glenna Crothers, Marjorie Armitage. Charles Henderson, Edwin Hoyt, Lee Lumpp, Norbert PERCUSSION Mooney. Sandra - Timpani McWilliams. Wanda -B. Drums Learnard, William • S. Drums Goodwin, Nancy • S. Drums BARITONE HORNS Zinser. Jerry Schaufelberger, Kay Green. Anne Coogan, Pat 142 This year an endeavor has been made to portray school life at Chilli High without a writ- ten story of activities and events. We hope that we have been successful enough so that you will like this yearbook. It was only through the efforts and co-operat- ion of the entire staff that the yearbook was completed. We, the yearbook staff and the senior class, would like each student to feel that the yearbook was for him, rather than for the seniors only. Since no mention has been made of the vari- ous jobs done by the regular staff members, I would like to make mention of them now. Nancy Green................... assistant editor Joe Elliott.....................assistant editor Diane Coon .................. general assistant Harold Kehlenbach ........... general assistant Paul Carroll.......................sports editor Clara Kirby business manager and proof reader Laura Lee Gallup general assistant and prophecy Shirley Shuppert general assistant and prophecy Don Bussell ........................... artist Jack Harney ........................... artist Audrey Stewart ............... snapshot editor Harriet Foster................snapshot editor Pat Reifsteck ................ typist and will Barb Mooney ........... typist and will Dorothy Bartolomeo typist and will Jack Hammer general assistant Ken Boyle sports staff I would also like to extend a special thank you to Jean Zinser who did a very excellent job as a free hand artist. Since there were a number who came to the yearbook meetings once or twice and contribut- ed a great deal to the success of the book, I would like to thank these people, too. And, last but not least, I would like to say, thank you a million, Mr. Parvin, who worked tirelessly taking pictures, developing pictures, and helping the rest of us to do the work that was to be done. JANET BEAUMONT. Editor WALSWORTH.I L.lKofli.ph.i A Boun4 by WAL8WORTH MOTHERS M..—I.� ., K. . U • A. 143 ♦ ■g£r-'- h