J D Darnall High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Geneseo, IL)

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THE SPHIN ..1946 .wi gas' X S tw! i W 21 'Q Aka '4 ' '?' 1 t M 'Tu ,:.-as as , W kk A '1- '23 i '.'. t - I lIillEJAtl2llHll RS XYILISUR IIROKAXV, RLS., ll.S. Agriculture lVl1en tilluyfc bvyins, otlicr nrlx follow. The fizrrrivrx tlicrrfurc' are thc founders of liirmaii ciz'i11'::i1tion. University qt' Illinois. CHARLES EUHR, A.Il. History, lien. Science, Coach The U71lyqI'Nli'tlI'tl of 'z'irluc ix 'Lfirttwg thi' only 'li'I1j' tu have ii friend is to be our. I, Central College, Pella, Iowa. t'I'IARI.ES RIVENISURG, A.ll., NIus.ti,, AAI. Engllsli I.rurn tu if-von were to lizw fore'-z'cr,' lim' its if -V014 tvcri' lo ilic tonion'o1i', Augustana College, Ilucknell University, Pennsylvan.a State College. MRS. nl. ti. HARNIISON Stuily Hall Supervisor Slip lm: on eye that roulil .r1'mil?, thougfli lim' tongue 'it'l'ri' .vi1rnt. NiQi.i-1E HANNA, Ala. iziigiisii A word fitly spoken is like ufiplm' of golil in fll-t'f14I'L'.Y of sil1't'r. University ot' Michigan, Universty of XYisconsin, University of Coloraclo, Llnivefsity of XYashington. lII'I'I.EN MAIJIlEN,4ll.A.7x4- Latin, English 'Tlirzrzzctcr' is liiijliw' tlnm ititcllcct. A great 50141 will lu' .strong to li1'c as well fix to think. NVQ-st Texas State College, University of Colorado, Northwestern University, National University of Mexico. HELEN MARIE KELLY, ll.Eil., M.A. History, Librarian lndustry lmtli anncxril llicrvto the hnrxt fruits and rit'li1's! rc'u'f1rd5. Chicago Teachers' College, University ot' Chicago. NIRS. HOXYARID MARTIN, ll.Ecl. History, Physical Emi. The liiglirst of di.vtim'tionx is ,vvrz'it'r' to otl10r.r. Illinois Normal University. ,IUHN MCCORMICK, A.Il. Athletic Coach, tien. Science What one hui, om' ought lo use, and 'ii'lm!z'z'r'r hr fiom, lu' ,vlioulil do I with all his lPliillll.U hvllllillll Penn College, University of Iowa, Simpson College. t'I.AlR C. SMITH, ll..-X., ILM. Music All OHCIJ lift' if nmsic, if one touulivs thi' noir: riylilly mul in lime. Parsons College, Fairfield, Iowa, Northwestern University. JOHN FA. ECKERLE, A.I3. Shorthand, Typing 'Tix God 1lI.Z't'.Y skill, but not 'without mrm'.r liand.v. Manchester College, University of Denver School of Commerce. S. FRED CALHOUN, ILS., NLS. Aeronautics, Physics, Chemistry Prove all tlzinys, hold fast that 'zrliicli i.t good. Iowa XYesleyan College, State University of Iowa, University of Colorado, Fniversity of Illinois. EUNICE SRIALIAVOOD, ll.S. Etl. Commercial Course Our b1l.r1'nt'.v.v ix lo bc good and liafvfiy tozlriyf' Illinois Statc Normal University. MARY IIAKER, ILS. School Nurse lIi1'z'.r .YtIl'1'l'.i' to r'1.'f'ry xorc, but roiniscl to tlif' mind. Northwestern Ifniversity, University of Michigan. ARTHUR XVIIITE, ll.Ecl., NI..-X. Visual Aids, lliulogy, Chem., Math. IfVlzmi thc lmrt tliings are not pos.ril1lr'. thi' best may br' made of tlzfusc that arf. VVcstern Illinois State College, University of Iowa. NIAGEE, Ph.ll. in ERI., ALA. Home Economics zvcb of our life ix of ii mingled yarn, good and ill fUilL'fllK'f.U of Chicago, Teachers College, Columli.a, N. Y. IDIJENAIJINE tllllll, ll.Etl., KLA. Mathematics Life is tl Jimi, and it lu'i'oniv.v ui' to do it propfrly us it frm he dom' but once. iVestern Illinois State Teachers' College, tieorge Peaboily College. REX MILLIKIN, A.Il., M.A. Athletic Coach, Mathematics A - Every 'niin141f.r the builclvr of ii temfilr' nillcil his bully, Millikin University, Iowa University, Illinois Coaching Clinic, Champaign, Ill, EIJXVARD REISER, li.Ed. Shop The lfiborvr is 'wortlzy of his reward. Platteville State Teachers' College, University of Vi'isc0nsin, University of Minnesota, Stout Institute, Minominie, XVis. COR.-X ALYCE SANTEE, ll. of NLE., M.A. Music .1lui-is liiitli clmrms to ,vootlir thc siwayr bmst, to soften mrkx, or lend thc knottrd Pirie. Augustana College, Columbia University, julliarcl School of Nlusic. IJONALIJ HULLEY, B.Erl., M.A. History, Speech l .Yrm can sficulz well, if your tongue dcli1'M.t the 1rif's.vupr of your livnrlf' Illinois State Normal University, University of Illinois. IJOROTHEA SCHLENZEN Office Secretary Here ix fi ilcur and true, 1'mlustri0u,v fricml, I.II.I.IAN IlI-0O3IQUIST Office Secretary A soft nnnurr turnetli l1'1K'Il.I' 2ri'atli, MARIE' TILLY, ILA. Art Ar the sun colors flouimw, so does nrt color life. State University of Iowa. XVALLACE XYESLEY, B.EtI., M.S., Reg, Phys. Therapist llistory, Phys. Erl. ' Elegant as .rinifilifity and imirm as ecstasy. LIIHIOIF State Normal, University of Oregon, Fitzsimons Physical Therapist . c oo. tAbsent from picture! Rep v,,. 6

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THE SPHINX... 1946 5555 CIIHIHIHIEB fSllE5llNlHll4DlIR GBIIIQASS President ,,,.....,,...,,,,,.,,,..,,,,.,....,..........,. ,. ,,,,....,,....,,,,,,,,,, Gerald Brown Vice-President ,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,...... .,,.,, P h y llis Kay Secretary-Treasurer ..r,... .......,,,,,7.ee.,,,,,,77...., S ylvia Smith Class Advisers .,,, ., .,,, ,,,7,,, M iss Madden and Mr. Reiser GLASS HIIISGIOIIRCY We entered G. T. H. S. young, green, and frightened in 1942, and were Encouraged through the first difficult days by Miss Madden and Mr. Reiser. Soon with the leadership of Betty Dahlen, Jim Gernant, and Elizabeth Hanna we Entertained the student body with their first Booster Club Party by presenting The Seasons of the year. On went time, and we entered our sophomore year. Urged on by Jack Biederman, Doris Jones, and Ruth Calhoun, we Housed the interest of the student body by presenting the Heartbreaking and brain racking Truth and Consequences. Entering our junior year set before us the task of Arranging the prom to entertain the seniors. Relentless in our tiresome responsibilities, The class was led by Jim Gernant, Virginia Vandemore, and Miriam B Since the war was still in progress, the juniors United their efforts on a Tour of Army Camps which was Presented to the Booster Club. But still there loomed On the near horizon the Junior-Senior Prom. Nimble minds went into conference, and The juniors Went into a bond of secrecy. From the gym could be Heard the sounds of hammers and busy voices, but still no one Enlightened the mystified seniors who Groped frantically for any available information but getting Only the knowing looks of the jolly juniors. And when the doors of the gym were opened, Low and behold there stood a quaint park! Now the secret was released. America Sings was presented as Only the Junior Revelers could. Longingly the juniors Took in their first wonderful prom. Our last year was entered with the glorious thought of No war, and a normal life was ours. The rings arrived, and we seniors gloriously flashed them Here and there for all admiring Eyes. Our officers, Gerald Brown, Phyllis Kay, and Sylvia Smith, Produced excellent results with our final year. They Reproduced the history of the class for their final Booster Club Party. Inscribed name cards were exchanged, and we Zealously wrote our John Henry's on each other's annuals. Educated and weary but so sadly, we bid adieu to G. T. H. S. 8 LIITOII