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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1953 volume:

X ,. PRO-5fxNT!fVg ' H , gl OF Z Qjfw VOLUME IHIRTY SEVEN ISSUED BY THE SENIOR CLHSS CENESEO HIGH SCHOOL GENESLO ILLINO!5 1955 CUE ALMA MATER ,E M arm South Entrance WX' S 'QB 'lr North Entrance West Entrance .M 'ci' f 'fx . fnkwf- f N , te' 2 fa, - -gg, 's ffiw' 7- . A .V . t- g , f..f'2.-tx A+.-Q-,' - A :ff ' fwf'-ff it ff.-i ' Q- ' Wi- .f Q' .. ggggg-it'fi'??L'shAg 'x ' an -- .' TJ ' , i ' Y Ya :if ' . -Q - -, 5 -if ,xl , -.Ag . I ink' ,. I . . A . X , I ' A . Y K . 'gfifff -- f pf I' ini 'iii' DEDICATICDN In honor of her srlver annrversary as a teacher rn the Geneseo Hlqh School the senlor class of l953 affectronately dedlcates thrs edrtron of the SPHINX to Mrss Helen Madden whose hard work and patrence have made the pubhcatron of thls annual possible For many years her skrlltul manage ment and perseverance have helped a qroup of senrors to trrrng energy lt could never have been done To Mrss Madden we owe much of our skrll 1n Enqlrsh and Latm but more rmportant we owe our wrder understandrnq of hte to her hrqh standards and ldeals May thxs dedrcatron and anmversary rssue of the SPHINX show at least rn part our thanks to Mrss Madden tor all she has done 3 set down their memories in an annual. Without her never- FCREWCDRD Thrs the l953 edltron of the SPHlNX has been Wrltten Just for you We hope that thls hook Wrll be a treasured record of your years rn hrah school a book that can rn years to corne remrnd you of your school your teachers your classes your ac t1v1t1es your frrends and yourself as a hrah school We of the senror class wrll soon try to rnake a place for ourselves rn thrs rnodern world We wrll need the knowledge we have aarned from our classes the Wrsdom we have learned from our teachers and the common sense We have aalned both ln and out of school rf we are to he successful Let us oe thankful that We had the prrvrleae of at tendrnq Geneseo l-hgh School a school that could QIVS us these thtnas and so prepare us for our lrves ahead The EDITORS 4 student. ff N km A PW J Q of CS0y1'tCiY'LtS C LASJFJ X CLU5, X Q q ' Q A . Fil V., few 5 .0 Sf X 33 nvNi'm'N A lAMES D DARNALL AB AM Sup rinterdent Thls is your fourth successful year as princrpal of G H S Dur ina these four years you have shown a knowledge of the school and of teenaqers by your sincere interest in athletrcs, mu src, speech, and all departments of this high school We have all apprecrated your Warm friendly manner and srnile, your toler ance and forbearance which have made Geneseo Hrah School if not the best, Just as good as the best hiah school in lll1nois We, the class of l953, want to thank you sincerely and Wish you the best of success rn the future Through your years of untir ina effort first as prin ipal and now as supertntendent of the Geneseo Schools you have made our hiah school one of the rnost outstandlna and respe ted schools in the state You have set hiah standards and encour aaed us all to l1ve up to them As We leave this school we can all be proud to say l w nt to Geneseo lliah School For this Mr Darnall we thank you ,R FJ! '-A REX MILLIKIN, A B, M A Prmcipal Millikin University, lowa University lllinois Coaching Clinic, Champaign, Illinois, Northwestern University Q A 3.24. -:ff .llffff Ji--kiwi' - .fm :ff5 :ff??fiQlff':.ff: , 'fff 5:E51 ., .4 - f' + V -' - .f .455 '-cy . :- ' Kaefififkiwmft - QgifEi325Qff7?? ' . fem- 2-ff:-V lf: .1 ' gif: 23215 . it ii , 'EL ,1 y M 1 A ' Q- v 'ir - . A, , wg , c i, , . . . . l vA ' v f ' ' p. Lf I , H 1 I3 . I X' , If . ' 1 I . , . 5 l i University of lndiiinay University of Chiara 5 Columbia University .. X , f if -G - ips? iii? E35 WAX V Wfx LHURLLS FHCUgTY SIUDLNTS f X fig, N . ' Mxggi X X 'eg I gpg! ,EA o i 5 SQA .XE , - ' Vx ,Z Q N ' f 0 S 5 Zi-i.l,?QQ EL to im -from he l 53- SJ S? I Sf nr- Sf' iq' 'if NF R 1 x f 1 t 1 'bf AT T' TP sr Y Sf' 1-e' RICHARD D. EAST, A.A., Il.S. Agriculture The Farmefs Pride Blackburn College-3 University of Illinois WILBUR BROKAW, B.S., M.S. Agriculture Sunny Side of Life University of Illinois JOYCE CARTER, ILS. English, Shorthand, Typing Oh, What A Girl Western Illinois State College RICHARD DRALLE, B.S., M.A. Art Rhapsody In Blue University of lllinoisg Bratlley University .IOHN F. ECKERLE, A.B., M.ll.A. Typing, Shorthand, Business Machines l Love Life Manchester College, University of Denver School of Commerceg Northwestern University CHARLES FUHR, A.B., M.S. Bookkeeping, Junior Business, Commercial Law A Guy ls A Guy Central Collegeg Western Illinois State JEAN CILBORNE, B.Erl., M.A., M.S. in L.S. Librarian Tell Me Why University of lllinoisg Illinois State Normal Ifniversity MARY GRIFFIN, Ph.B., lVI.A. English Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life St. Xavier Collegeg Marquette University ARTHUR HANSON, Chemistry, Physics, Arlvanceal Algebra Regular Man Illinois State Normal Universityg Boston University MRS. J. C. HARMISON Study Hall Supervisor My Dream Girl RICHARD HASELTON, BS., M.A. Shop, Shop Math, General Science, llasketlmall Coach .lump Through The Ring University of lllinoisg Western Michigan College of Erlucationg North- ern Illinois Teachers' College REBECCA HELLER Office Secretary People Will Say We're In Love ANNE HIERONYMUS, B.S. in Etl. Home Economics, General Science My Sugar Is So Refined Western Illinois State Teachers' Collegeg Illinois State Normal Uni- versityg Colorado A. and M. DONALD L. I-IOLLEY, B.Ed., M.A. History, Speech Make Believe Illinois State Normal Universityg University of Illinoisg Northwestern University ROBERT JAMES, B.lNI.lC., M.M. llantl, Orchestra Slrilrc Up The Band Nortliwf-str-rn University .IOHN MMIORMICK. A.li.. MA. Athh-tic Dire-ctor, Sophomore- Foothall aml liaslu-tlwull Coavh, Track 8 Wrf-stling Coach, G1-ni-ral Scivncc Dat Ol' Buy William IU-nn Coll:-gt-g llnive-rsity of lowag Simpson Collt-ge-2 l'ni- vvrsity of Illinois VIRGINIA MCCORMICK, A.ll. Gym. Gt-ne-ral Scivnct- Button Up Your Overront Augustana Coll:-ge-5 llnive-rsity of Washington: Lniwrsity of Coloratlo ROBERT Mll.l.lfR, l3.S. Biology, Gt-ni-ral Sviviict Lefs Call A Heart A Heart Northvrn Illinois State 'l'f'2lK'Ilf'l'S. Coll:-gf-g lliiivt-rsity of xvlSf'0H'4lll NICHOLAS MILOSEYICH, All., ILS.. M.S. Matht-matit-s, lfootlnall Coach Mr. Toiirlirlown U.S..4. Western Michigan Colle-gm-3 I,lniv4-rsity uf Illinois ELLEN C. NICFF, I .H.N. School Nurse Nursiv f Nursie .' l'nivc-rsity of Wisconsin, Ge-orgv Pvaliocly Collvgvg Grant Hospital, Chicago MRS. EDITH PARSONS Study Hall Supffrvisor Someone To Watch Over Me Graduate- of llnive-rsity of Iowa School of Nursing ORYAL PAXSON, B.S.. M..-X. Mathe-matics One, Two, Three, Kirk Penn Collvge-g l'arson's Collegeg Univvrsity of Iowag W1-sta-rn Illinois ROS.-XREL RASMLSSEN. BA.. M..-K, History illiglity Lak' A Rose Carthage' Collvgvg llnivcrsity of Illinois EDWARD REISER, B.Etl., M.S. Shop ivy Iillllllj' Man Platte-ville' State- T4-avlu-rs' Collvgm-1 llnivf-rsity of Wisvoninl llni- versity of Minn:-sotag Stout Instituto, Menomonif-,Wisconsin CHARLES RIYICNRIIRG, A.ll.. Mus.Ii.. A.M. English. Dramatics Charlie, My Boy' Augustana Collvgv, Iiuckni-ll Lniwrsityg l'e-nnsylvania Statv Collvgc ADELINE ROGERS. IIS. in H.ICt'.lftl, Home- Economics You're As Pretty As A Piflure University of lllinoisg Colorado A. anrl M. CORA ALYCE SANTEE. B. of M.E., MA. Music Everybody Sing Augustana Collvgeg Columhia llnivvrsity: Julliarcl School of Music: Fred Waring! Music Workshop. 1948-49g Christians:-n Choral School ...9- 1, .., -i f iw, x . if fl -x ii xi., '3 mi-fx X .,, Tiv- Y' E ,if 4 '- its 2 Si I 'sl '-Y f '?' 'ul s 'NJ' 1. . q I , ,X , . Q iffy K, 'V ' Qif li V, ITP' qi X., i 'li f X aims l .fgsigi v 85 fl sa i 4? T FL Wi u '05 in xXXX Xi HE X B L5 A' R E N B ' ,ff 5 'SSD , Nu n' xxbl nx X X . Q pl a THE SENICR CLASS President Charles lrlippler Vice-President . .. .Ioyce Littlepage Secretary-Treasurer . . .. . Carolyn McClorey Class Advisers . . .Miss Hieronymous and Mr. Haselton Class Colors . .. . . . .. ,oo,oo ., Silver and Blue Class Flower .. .. .. , . . ,. Red Rose Class Motto , .. With The Ropes of The Past, We Shall Ring The Bells of The Future. CLASS HISTORY Though scared and timid freshmen when we entered in '49, We soon decided high school was really quite divine. With the help of Miss Magee and also Fred Calhoun The Christmas cards were ordered so we'd earn some money soon. Roy Wirth was the President, with Yoder as his helperg To write the minutes and keep the money we elected Marlene Miller The program was written the cast was chosen We practiced very hard The Booster Club was School Days in which the freshmen starred Our second year rolled around and now the time had come For everyone to work and earn a tidy sum Miller as the president led us on our way Specht and Neulieb too helped with work and play Our Booster Club that year was gay Club 53 The chorus l1ne of pretty girls was quite a sight to see Our sponsors offered help and watched how things were done They were none other than Hieronymous and I-Iaselton As Juniors we all hoped to make our prom the best And started out our plans with lots of pep and zest Stardust Dreams took lots of work but even that was fun And prom was really beautiful when all the work was done Besides the prom our Junior year brought lots of other things Perhaps the very best of these were our new gold class rings The officers rt was who made the year complete They were of course you know Allen Ioyce and Pete To lead us through our senior year we elected President I-lippler With Littlepage and McClorey to make his work seem simpler We liked the senior play a lot we really must admit The audience laughed at Corllss Archer We re sure it was a hit With graduation our senior year very soon will close Friends teachers classes well remember all of those Last of all we d like to thank all from A to Z Who ve helped to make these years of school the best that they could be Xtl -.1 1g ':7 tt OIII I I2 1 . 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JOI-I GlI.lIl'fllSl.l'1Iil If 'I lIon'l Worry Booster Club I, 2, 3. Ig Cmxsvrxutimn Club l, 2, 3: I-'mrllmll 2. WILLIAM HACNNH- liill'V Jus: My Bill Annual Stall, Awnislarxl llusimwa Nlarungvr -Ig lin-ilu-llmll Ig linuslz-r Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, -I1 flnlle-u'r11xtinn Club fl, I, I-'I-'A Ig Ifmulllnll l, 2, 3, 13 Open-lla I, Z, 3, Track I, Z, 3, 4, Wrc-slllng Z, 3, ll: N.L.l.L. Music Festival 2, 3. -I. ELAINE IIAJICK l'1'r Tnlfl Envy Litlle Sm! Chorus 2, 3, 45 Cumnn-rcial Club 4, lianrl 1. . 4 Q ai- A A. . -,g-. f . 9 .r .. ki. x .-eg Us A1 Sfx , , nv 5' md CII' V5 if' .xx , xx 'NI --r 63 sf YY J .. Q 44' Q as - tif ' A N 'F' x L. 'T 1 Z ill I ' 1 . u 33 XV,-Xlllll-iN LINDIXI-IR!! Vv'ln'n-I Lilllr- Huy Iluosn-r Club I. 2. Il XKIIXICX I.IX'Ii5.-XY Ullublliv- ,-1m'1 Shf- Sum-1 I-Inn-rw! from light Xlolint-. Illinois lg limi-li-r Club 1: FHX l, CIUIKIX I,UFTl'5 Ilublvlt-N I'm Fun-if-r lfloumg lfulflilf-X Iwlrlr-r I, 2g Iloowtn-r Club I, 2, fl. lg FIIX I, 23 CXX I, 2, fl. -lg Cxwwlx S XX'lntv Typist lg lr. Sphinx 'lkgnxl lg Ulu-rvllzi lg l'roln Xlzntrv-s 2. I-'Ill-QIDICIC XIXCI-1IlKI'Il'l'lI I-in-il llnvfunl, Szmujuul i Ilooxta-r Club 3. -lg Crows Country Il, lg FF-X l, L, fl, lg Footbull 1. 2g Tru--It 1.2, 3, 4. l.Xl Iilgfl. Xl-Xl.I.INSIlN x,.,,l.-, Ilounmm 1.1mm-1 Hoo-le-r Club 1, 2. 3. lg FIIX I, 2g lil:-v Club 2. fl, lg Opvrrttzi I'-ebcr 2, 3. 'YXUINYIC XI.XIi XNXII,l.l'Q Xonnn- lffilu Inu' is.u..i 1. -. .L xg n...,.r.-f l.lub 1. 2 4 1- HIX 1 -'- c'i.-.- blur. I 3- o,..-f.-u,. lslu-r 1, 3, mir.-lu-uf.. 3. ,-,v 4 .-., CXIl0I.YY XI1'KI'fNZIl'i XI.ir Shir Huw Xnnuul 5t.ilf lg .-Xtln-ni.in Club 2. fl. l, Se-4-ra-tairxvTru-aixun-r 3g Iluuzl Ig Iloo-tvr Club I, 2, fl. lg Chorus fl, lg IfII.X Ig IZXX I. 2. fl, lg llrvrll K XX'bit:- LZ, fi. lg Jr. Sphinx J. fl, lg Upvr.-tl.i fig Orvlu-ltr.: I, 2: IP'-b.ilv 2g llc-flxilll 2, 3: Cxtvlnp Finuls 3: 51-niur Clzi-Q IIILIV l: Sturli-nt Cuuu--il lg llnnnutiv-1 Claws l'l.1v 25 Conf1'ri-n4-:- l'I.iy .Ig Stunlvnl Ilirn-4-lor of Christ- rnns l'I.ly lg National Ilonor For-ir-lx l. .IU .-XXX XII-IIKRIXI-XN SIuvrtv -.-Iuff Ilrxhvlmzirx Band l, 2. 3. lg Boon.-r Club I. 1. Sl. 13 Chorus 2. 3, l: FIIX I. 2g CIW' Club lg Opvn-ttu I, .Ig Cirlw Outs-t flg N,C.I.l,. Xlunv Fi-stnail .l, -l. FK.-XNCI-IS IFE XIlI,I.I-lll Fruni1- If hfrl's flu- IM- ul Wurxfli-ri'r1' Booster Club 1, 2, 3, -lg G.-X.-X 3, lg Ulm- Club 2, l. XI-XIKILYN I., XIlI.I,Fll--ulliruplt-- lfulmnv and Roux .-Xtbr-niun Club 1, 2g Ilmwte-r Club I. 2. 3. -lg Colunivrriul Club flg FHX lg C-X.-X I, 2, 3, lg 54-in-in-v Club I. 2g Dnnnalivs Cla-4-1 Play 2g I-Qxu-mp St-nii-linuls -l. Nl.-XIKILYN IXI.-XRl,FNI'Q NllI.I,FIi--Iforinny Dante Hnnrl l. 2. 3, lg N.C.I,C. Nlusir' I'i1-wtixzxl l, 2, 3, lg Hnoutrr Club I. 2, 3, lg Cboruw 2, 3, lg Comnn-rm-ial Club fl, lg FII.-X I, 2: C.X.-X I, 2, 3, -lg Hp:-rvtm I, 2, 3g Urvln-slru 2, Ilg Svnior Cla-s l'l.iv llln-r lg Stull:-nt Counril I, 2, 3, l, Sc-r'rr-lairy'Iirvusurvr 3g Cirls 01-11-t 2, fl, -lg Xlusiv lin- scniblvs I, 2, 3, -lg lixtc-mp Finals -lg Nutional Honor Soi-icky -l, Xl.-XRI.FNI'f XIILLEK I Hwu u Rlmpmorlv Class S4-rn-tary lg Cluw Prnwitlvnl 2g Ilooerf-r Club I, 2, 3, -l: Clmru-4 I, 2, 3, lg FHA l, 2. 3, l, Trenlsuru-r 2, K4-porter lg C.X.-X l, 2, 3, -l, Counril 2, 3, Vive-l'r0si:lm-lit lg Ulm- Club I, 2, 3, -lg firvvn S Xvbitv -l, Typist lg Jr. Sphinx l, Typist lg Up:-rm-lla I, 2, fig II:-vlznn 2g Sn-nior Class I'luy -lg Draixnxitirs Claw Play' 2g liirls Uitvt I 3, lg N.C.I.C, Music I-iuatival ll, -lg Musir Camp 3. Ill-ITTY XIINNAERT Will Uv Law Ifnnn- llnmf' To .Uv Iloostm-r Club l, 2, 3, -lg FH.-X 1. 2g C.'X,-X I, lg Claw' Llnb 2. -lg Crvvli 81 White Typist -l. XIl'iIlIlII.l. IXIOODY-- Slumy ---In Thr- ,Wood Cro-as C-mnlry 3, -lg Fl-A.-X l, 2, 3, -lg Tran-k 2, 3. -lg Wrf-vllirur 2. 3. 4. D.-XRRl'1l.Il XIIQETING -Calm Ax Ihr' ,Xrghl Cross Country 3g Track 3. DEAN NEULEIB- Pi--kll-'V .4 Ifumun lx Only .4 Wunzfrn, Iful .4 Cnuil Cigar ls A Smoki- Hnngrpr Club 1, 25 Const-rvation Club I, 2g Football l, 2g Trark l, 2, 3g W'res!ling 2. LOIS NI'1UI.EIH-1 I.oiv - l'1l Drmrf' .41 Your Wrrlrling Chia-1 X'ivi--l'resi:li-nt 2g Ilonelvr Club l, LZ. 3, -l: Comme-rrinl Club 3, 4, Pru-4i4Iz-nt -lg FHA I, 2: Glu-v Club 2g Green 81 XYliit4' I. 2, 3, 43 lr. Sphinx 1, 2, 3, -lg Draniatirs 2g Sz-nior Claws Play lfsln-r -lg Prom Whitrcss 2, ,IUSICIIII fII'lFiRI.I'i - Inv .-1 f.'or'k1'p'rll Uplimisl Atlwnian Club 2, 3, -lg llmniativs Class Play' 2g Boustvr Club 1, 2. 3, -lg glam. ylanagpr 1,5 I-'outball lg Op:-ruttn I: Svivrnw- Club 3, -ig Scrrf-tary -lg Senior Play -l. DONNA OBRECHT fun! If 1 H1 Fnrnzlv num Q lub 1 X ice Pr sn 1 n 2 Pr:-fur cn , n C ,mx 4 l Wmnr-r of Inf' pun ns ml I- xtcmp 2 Iron: XX .ixlrm ww 2 mlional H mor N tu tv I EI IIXIII- TH POW LI I Ilctly L11 1 Co Dreaming ml., fluh 1 l Sricm: Club I Sr-mor Paws Pax Lnhrr -l Debatu. l Dr-clam 5 Pxtrmp Finals l National Ilonur Society lbnlulalurmn 4, 1 W Boi, 3 .2,3, lgC.XA 1,2, 3.-1. A eil-1 . 'I- 1 -1: , g x 4' ,.. om- at Whit 2, 3, lg Jr. S,-1' 2. 3, 1. Iglitor 3, : 1- 5. ,'. -, , - . X . -. N ' . ju-H ., ' in B01 I: , 2, 31.4, CAA 1, 2. 3. -1 . :' -e ' 1 4: 3' ' -ll - , I j '. g ' 2 :C l ' C A MONA RADIH-13' :Xlina f' Sophiiliculvzl l,u1lv Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 CAA 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, Rl'I'l'.-X RASMIISSFN - llgisty Sirrrrri- Booster Club l, 2, 3, I3 I-'H-X l3 CAA l, 2, 3, -13 Cl:-1' Club 2, fl, -l3 Green dr W'hite' 33 jr, Sphinx 33 Up:-rr-Ita 23 lfxtvinp Finals 33 lim' iuatirs Class Plav 23 National Honor Soiif-ty l. CAROL REFSIC-- ltr-i-sir-'l'Rainbow 'Round .Vi .Slmulrlvr Athi-niun Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club l, 2, 3. -l3 Chorus l, 2, 43 FHK 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Carnp 33 CAA 1, 2, 3. -i3 Cl:-nr Club l, 23 lin-rn Sr White 2, 3, 41 Jr. Sphinx 2, 3. -lg Opywtta l, 25 ljm-lain 33 Ib-luitv 43 Extr-inp Finals 3, 43 Sri:-live Club 33 Svuior Class Play -L3 Christina- l'l.iv 2, 33 Girls Ort:-I I 13 llraiuatii-s Class Play 23 Library A-f-istarit 13 N.:- tional Honor Socit-ty 4. PAULINF RlISCllKl'I l'olly f' Cupid Ifupziw Annual Stall Artist 43 Athenian Club 3, 43 Booslvr Club l, 2: .lr. Sphinx 23 Chris-tinas Play 3. 13 Stull:-ut Dire-1-tor of ljminalim- Class Play 23 Dei-lain 3, 43 National Honor Soi-it-ty 1. ROSHNIARY RFSSERf''Rosie ffSii'e-rn-sl Sigh! Tliur I Iluie Svrn Boost:-r Club l, 2, 3, 43 Corulut-ra-ial Club 3, 13 FHA l, LI, 3, -i, 'I'n'.isurrr 33 CAA l, 2, 3, 43 Gr:-rn G lfbitr- Typist 2, 3, 83 Jr. Sphinx Typist 43 Orchestra l, 2, 33 National Honor Soi-it-ly 4. BARBARA JEAN RlCE-- Bobbin- Ilurk Elm Athenian Club 3, 43 llannl l, 2, 3, 13 lloostvr Club l, 2. 3, -I3 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 3, 43 FHA l, 2, 3. l, Parliainentarian 2, Rm'- reatiun Chairman 13 CAA l, 2, 3, -13 C14-1' Club 13 Cro-1-n K White 2, 3, 4. Feature- Editor 33 Jr. Sphinx 2, 3, rl: Ili-i-lain 33 N.C.l.C. Nlusir Fvstivnl 2, 3, 43 Girls Ot-tel ll 33 Cirls Ort:-1 l 43 Proin Wailri-ss 23 Dralnatics Class Play 23 Music Ensembles 1, 2, 3, l. MARY RICHTI-IR--'Oli lfhnl .-I Pnl 1111.1 .Vary Booster Club l, 2, 3. -13 Commercial Club 43 CAA 3, 4, Council -13 Senior Class Play Usher 4. ALLAN RINK llonesl und Truly Booster Club 2, 3, 43 Football l. VERNON SASSFN-'- Satr'li lux! Killrlin' xirourzd Booster Culb 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA 2, 3, 4. DONALD SCHW'AR'liZ-- Dun - I Only Huw' Eyes For You Basketball I, 2, 33 Booster Club 3, 43 Football l. 2, 3, 43 Track l, 2, 3. MAXINE SEARLl'iA Xlic fln flly illerry Oldsmobile Athenian Club 2, 3, 43 Bunml I, 2, 3, 43 lloostvr Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sucre- tary 43 FHA 13 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Declan: 23 Ilruinatiizs 23 Nlusii' liiisviiilili: 1. 2. 3, 4- RODNFIY C. Si'i.ARl.l'1- 'Ro:l -'Dain' Wim! Corrirs ,'Yai'ur'lly Basketball l, Booster Club l, 2, 3. 4: FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Sucre-tary 43 Football l. 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 23 Iixtcmp Finals 4. PHYLLIS SEARS-- Phyl 'When You lfulk Down the Aisle Booster Club l, 2, 33 GAA 3. ROGER Slilil-The Rock ol Gibralter Booster Club l, 2, 43 Football 1. JANE SHANNONf Shanny -I Lore- .4 Piano Athenian Club 3. 43 Booster Club l,'2, 3, 43 Chorus 3. 43 FHA l, 23 GAA l, 43 Clem' Club 2, 3, 43 Opvrvtta 23 Orchestra 13 Girls Octet ll 2, 3, 43 N.C.l.C. Music Festival 43 Music Ensvlnblc 1. DONALD SMITH-The Work Song Ent:-rt-il lroni Fairview, lllinois 13 Band l, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2. 33 FFA 13 Operettn 3. HAROLD SNODCRASSf-f Skc-cts -l'm Jus! Wild About Hnrrv' Basketball 13 Booster Club l, 2, 3, 43 FFA 1. 2, 3, 43 Football l, 2, 3, 43 Track l, 23 W'restling 3. ARl.l'iNl': SPHCHT'---l'll Be Sewing You Class Secretary-Treasurer 23 Booster Club 1, 2. 3, S3 Commercial Club 4, Vice-President 43 FHA 13 Senior Class Play Usher 4. WALTER STAHL- W'alt -A Heart Tliafs Free Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2. RONALD STEES- Ronnie +V'e Never Talk Much Booster Club 1, 2, 43 Conservation Club l, 2, 33 Science Club 3, 4. 15 1, 0. l . fr ' I 2 sf' Y--rr If-...ww A fq .: ! FL 17.3 ,.. Sf' ...4 'Sf swf I Sf YZ' I 1- A X not E ' , xg x Q 'I 'fs 9 W 1 7? V? 'VN .rf Q2 nr 1? 'UN nf i , '-sv X i 1'-v Sad' lllCl'l.-KRD STIYICK - Dirk Dorf! Fr-luv .'llf- In Iluuster Club l, 2. fl, l' Cunsmrx lin! ' 1 , .' u I Club lg FI-fl I, 2, 3, -l: Fun! bull I, L., fl, lg Op:-rvllu 33 Hi-ivrnrv Club l: 'liruvk I. 2, fl, -lg Wirvslliu GEORGE STORM ff Curgvnue Smrnn llwullu-r l'1lllll'3ll'xl 1a.,..,m chu, . 2. ., . , L, ., 3 1, ..,..,, p-...all 4, DONALD STO'l'Nll-QlS'l'l-,li Sunil- -.llu Frivml ,mru K, ,lg l'l-A l. 2. 3: Fuul Annual Staff lg lluu-wr Club 2. 3. lg l'l - J bnlll 2 1 1 0, ui 's Qu . . , ., 1 u-rv . .4 , 'u-'ui-1-'Clubg 'l'r.u'k 1. 2. 3. lg Wrvstlin 2, flg lN.C..l.l,. Nluslr l'm'slivzil lg Ilrullmtirs Clu-s Play 2g 5:-niur I'lay l l'.XTTl SWANSUN -'Il'.xlti Life' lx ,-I lin-um I Y 4 l ll Twirler , L.. I, g uuslr-r Club I, 2, 3. lg lilwrus 3, lg Cvuulne-rvi.1l Club 3, -lg l-'llvl I1 fill I. ll, 33 Crum! K llilxilu- Tv :S - ' ' V V11 I l, IJl.uu.1!us- - Library Assistant 1. DAVID THOMAS Toni nllnlliillg Cum Iintvred from l m1l1ri-lf'r Illinois Blum ' .- ,. . ' .1 vr Club 2, 3g Conan-rxalfun Club ' Track 2, 4. 2, 3, 1g .l.-'DIES 'l'l3lNll-fllNlAN Tim .llv Burlrll Bunstvr Club l, 2, 3. lg VFX I. 2, 3, lg Fuutball I, 2g Travk I, 2 2 fl, 'l, Wrestling ., M. JAY TRONE Env -On Thr' Sunny Siflf- nl the' Stn-1-I Basketball Nlanugvr 2g llmwtr-r Club I. 2: Chnrus 3. lg lfuullmull l, 2g Manager 3g Op:-rvllu 3g N,C.I.C. Music Fm-wlixqnl lg Jr. Sphinx 3. I.-XXII-IS V.f'lNlIli3l0RI'f 'liui 1'm Yourx Baskvlball lg lluualvr Club l, 2, fl, ,lg Cnnsm-rwutifm Club lg Ifuullmll I 2 3 l' Crvvn K While- ' lr Qlhinx 'V ii: . . -. , -. . .5 . .g . - 'nu' Club 2, 3. I, President ,lg Trawk l, 2g Wrlwlling 3. PAT VAN 0I'll0lll'- I..1rnr' Illia! Ulu' I'1n!1'n'Ll lruln Atkinson, Illinuie 31 lim:-lv-r Club lg l-'llvi 2: CX-X 23 ,Iuniur Play 3. CARY WAllI,lll-IIXI- Bum-- ,fi ,llun U1 .Uv Typ.- llanil 1, 2, Il, lg lln:lu-tluxll l, 2, 3. lg lluuxli-r Club I, 2. 3, -lg Chorus 1, -lg Conscrxallun Club fl, lg F-urtluill l. LZ, 3. lg Up.-wrt.: lg Sri:-yu-v Club 3, 4g Tm:-k l, 2, Fl, lg lim: Slulr- 31 N,lI.l,C, Xlusii- Fr-:rival 2. 3, -lg Iluys Quarlvl lg library Xssislunt lg lfxli-nip lfinulx -lg llrunwnlnxng Attendant -1. NIERLE WI-Illlilll-Il5lfIli - Ili-rl ll ,lliglzl .lv HV-II If,- Baml l, 2, 3, lg llumn-r Club 1, 2, 3, lg Churus 1' l-'Ill lg flflfl. l, Spring 2, 3, ,lg all-lf Club 4. I PATRICIA lYI'l5Tl,l'NlI I',ll Inu fin' Us Sunfhirzr' Bunslvr Club I, 2, 3. lg Cnluluvrriul Club 3g l ll X lg Jr. Sphinx Tvpist 3, NIARCIA Wll.lJlillXll I'll 'l'uui5 Sr-hon! Dm' Su-will Ilannl l, 2, 3, Lg liumhgr Club l. 2. 3. lg Iflll I. 2. 3, l: 341 Varlizunenlariun lg C XA 3, lg Stuvll-nt Cuum-il 1, 2-. 3. 4'fl7l.f 'rn-tary' '7 ANN W'II.I.I'l3l5 Xnnia Hnrislznief of Yun! .Vlnllvv .-'llhvnian Club 3, lg lluudta-r Club I, 2, 3, lg Churus 3. lg FIIA 23 G.-5..'l 2, -lg CIN' Club I, 2, 3g Upvrrlla 3g Urnlurv 3. ,lg ll:-buh' 3, -lg 5r'ir'nrv Club 2: Srninr CI.:-w l'luv lg Slurlvzll Cuunvil 2. il: CIIPPY- lvznlrr 3g Ilraluulu-s Cluw I'l1n 2: N,C,I.C. Xlu-iv l f-Niuul lg Iffxtenlp Finals lg Ilulmgrmuing Qui-rn lg Nuliunnl llunur Surivlv l, ll.-XNION WIll'l'll Huy lluppl Cu Lu'-kv lluuxtvr Club Il, lg Crows Country 1, LZ, Zig lfl-'A l, 2, 3, -lg 'I'ram-lc I, 2. ROY IUE WIRTII Curly ll'-urllfrvukwr Class I'rf'Siulz-ul lg Ilunilrr Club I, 2, fl, lg Cmlsrrxnlinrl Cllb 3. rl, 1-1--I'rr'sicl1-nl 3, 54-vrm-I.1rv-Tr'-.1-urr-r'lg Cru-Qs Cuunlrx l' l l'iX I 2 'l Yi l, Yin-4'-l'rcsi1lvr1! lg Trai-k Ig Drquuulirs Clue-s l'luy 22 I I ALAN H. Y-KCI-1Rf 'Yngl- ,m.,,.- llnvv Alllvnian Club il, lg llfrrlslvr Club I, 2, 3, lg Cllnru5 2, 3, -lg FF-X I, 2, 3, lg l-'uulbnll I, 2, 3, -lg flpcn-lla l, 2. 33 l'ixl1'n1p Final-1 3g Track l, 2g Wu-slling 2, 3g Buys Stan- 33 llrzxnmlirs Class Play l, 2. EILEEN YODHR' l1's A Crum! .Tiglzl Fm Singing Class Vive-l'r1-wiflf-ul lg -lr! Cnvup ,lg .Mhz-ninu Club l, 2, 3, lg Banml l, 2g lluuslvr Club I. 2, 3: Chorus l. 2, 3, -lg Csunnu-rm-ial Club 3, -l: FH.-K l, 2, 3g GAA 1, 2: Ulm' Club I, 2, 3: Cirl-i Url:-I II 3g Jr. Sphinx lg Open-lla lg Cnnlm-rvncc l'l.1y lg Ilranmtics Class Play 2. 6 'T 1 SENICR CLASS PLAY Meet Corliss Archer, a hilarious comedy, was presented on November l3 and 14 by the senior class. Corliss, a typical teen-age girl, gets into more trouble than she expects when she and her friend, Mildred, write a fictitious diary. The diary is full of lurid stor- ies about her father who beats his wife and Dexter Franklin, her boy-friend, who is Hdistilling illegal moonshinef' Cousin Agnes, a middle-aged old maid, reads the diary and believes it to be true. Dexter is thrown out of the Archer home with his bewildered parents follow- ing him. Louise, the maid, decides to quit. Mrs. Archer develops a horrid tooth- ache. And to top it all off Corliss is rushed to the hospital for an appendix oper- ation. In the third act all turns out well. Mrs. Archer no longer has a toothache. Louise stays on as the family maid. The story of the diary is explained. Cousin Agnes leaves-for good. Dexter is allowed back in the Archer home, Corliss and Dexter are reconciled after Corliss puts on a death-bed scene to prove Dexter isn't 1 GHCG. Corliss Archer -L Mr. Archer . Mrs. Archer Louise ,. ,. , Mildred. , Dexter Franklin 'F' as tough as he claims to be. The curtain comes down, and much laughter is heard from a satisfied audi- CHARACTERS .. .Carol Beachler Charles Hippler , loyce Aque .. . Carol Reese Ann Williams George Kutsunis Mr. Franklin Mrs. Franklin Cousin Agnes The Doctor . Betty .,,.,,., The Nurse ., Don Stotzneister Marlene Miller Carolyn McKenzie loe Oberle . loyce Little-page Phyllis Eurgin -it I Q O ' 22 P? X 'Y J I X ,. x 'N G if 14' Nh- Qs I A. tj:- !'N gr ' 1 ' lf as V' , f ' r Lx , F' I - .. B ,. - v WT. 9. TWA 5 1 5 - ' Q 79' I CLI-XSS PROPHRCY t i 719 if !HsWLXX E t W fx f XF X X 'N fN X fN ngxgx WORK 19:7 I ' 'mm , Xa . Aff ff if K ff I 'f ' fz, ' W ' fx , 32? ,N 'N XX QJJY 4 ff ,N PK IUNIORS President lock Armstrong Vice-President Koy Hodgson Secretory-Treasurer Lilo Obrecht Advisers Miss Corter ond Mr. Hanson ,ll an rochf I. Armstrong K. Hqdzgscn li I vu . mn ,,, .X SCDPHCDMCDRES President A s Bill Wahlheim Vice-President Charles Bills Secretary-Treasurer s s, , ,,s,ss,, Mary Lou Bolleri Advisers s Miss Rasmussen and Mr. Miller B. Wahlheim M. Bollen C. Bills 5 -w , Q SOPHOMOBE GIBLS Top Bow M Iohnson P Vundersmcl' P DeSnl1nt0r I lncg n L Wrtmeyer I Bonson, R. Covert, Flfth Row I Baehrs B Barton I Verstraete M Marrrssey I. Taes P Pamter D. Icrdan, M. Hatek, B. Holke. Fourth Bow B Wxrh L Neulleb L Edgar L Klavnn C D1 k B V 1Vocrer' D. AuCut', G. Deane, D, Dersham Third Bow A Stanzel B Borkqren K Darlmq S Youna K Yaaer N Vandermerq, 1.. Iensen, P, Stage, N. VanOpDcrp Second Raw I Atwood B Wahlhelm C Mxller I IJCKQUYIQ S Wells L Ay es, M. Ullrich, S. Smith, M. Searle, M B llen Fxrst Bow B Wallenteldt P Matteson E Cave M Carden P Smrth N Shambauqh, Y. Stottler, M. Betcher, H. McKenz1e F Brooks L Maqerkurth SOPHGMORES SGPHOMORE BOYS Slxth Row I Catour W Peterson G Combs I Llttle I Henry M Hxppler S Vandersnick, B. Edwards. Flfth Bow B De-Kezel B Badue W Davis K Will D Drehman B Shoemaker, B, Thall, B. Specht. Fourth Row B Lavery R Baxrd B Wxsdom D DePauw C Brlls I. Watlner P Iohnson, I. Besser, I. Hanford. Thtrd Bow E Keegan B Wethmqton M Gradert D Mar rn D Good rch B Adams, F. Delfflspelaere, I. Garrity, VV Heaton Second Bow R Iacobs C Kessler D Scctt B Huslander L Nelms M Vandemore, B. Wahlheim, K, Miller, I, Nauyahs T Adams F1rstRow D Wxrth W Shannon C Flers B Hulzenqa B Thompson C Fa nam A. Anderson, E. Anderson, B. Farrell I Nelson B Mxller Absent from pxcture W Allen E Brooks B Hull I Kerpan D Iohnson S Stees, P. Bebout, I . 5 I C' FRESHMEN President .. . 7 .... , 7., ,..,,A7 7,.,...,7.. 7,K , 7 ,..,.., Y o o. .oMcrrvir1 Peterson Vice-President .,e..,.., .erere ..,,e,e,e.,,e,e, ,e,,e A n ito Yinqlinq Secretary-Treasurer .e,e,e, ee,..,4,,eeee o do Betty Lou Anderson Advisers .sv,7e,...s..s,.e7e.. ..,, , oMiss Griffin ond Mr. Milosevich B. Anderson M. Peterson A, Yinqlinq n ' weiid 'fi 2 i 1' I 141 SCHQLARSHIP Valedictorian - - - - Carol Beachler Salutatorian - - Betty Powell SCHOOL SPIRIT we're with you, team, we're with you. This could be what they are saying. At least this is the way G.H.S. fans felt this year. Large crowds turned out at the games to cheer for the team, and they usually went home afterward well-satis field with the results. This is one year we can all be proud of our school spirit. L A: 9 YI -32 CCDMMITTEES Some ot the people who are essential when a play or program is being given are never remembered when the time comes for congratulations and recognition. They are the committees who take care ot properties, make-up, lights, and other important details. We want to tell them that we appreciate the wonderful work they've done. :,. Z X f x Q xi X L4 'NKXQ PLAY ,f x t 5? X f ff! f MN . A . A 7 9 0 Q 9 SPEECH f It f fs The G. H. S. Speech department's busy and rewarding season began at Rock Island, Novem- ber 8, at the Annual Girls' Speech Tournament. Of nineteen girls participating from Geneseo, the finalists were Loretta Anderson, second in serious, Mary Ann Van Vooren, fourth in serious, Dixie Price, first in oratory, Suzanne Smith, fifth in oratorY: Ioyce Littlepage, second in comedy, and Sandra Durack, ninth in comedy. Geneseo retained its championship in North Central Conference Individual Events at Rock Falls, February 28, with a squad of sixteen par- ticipating. Pauline Reschke and Loretta Ander- son were our serious readers, Ioyce Littlepage and Sandra Durack in comedy, Carolyn Mc- Kenzie and Mary Ann Van Vooren in original monologue, Anita Coziahr and Iames Hanford in original oratory, Carol Reese and Carol Beach- ler in extempore. Our verse readers were Gerald Yoder and Marian Rivenburg, orators, Dixie Price and Ianet Ague, Charles Hippler and Dave Rash competed in radio speaking. From this group one individual was selected in each even to compete in the District Contest at Bradford on March 7. The District Squad won first place honors and advanced to Sectional at East Moline, March 28. Ioyce Littlepage,,Caro1 Reese, Dixie Price, and Charles Hippler won first place honors. Carolyn McKenzie and Gerald Yoder won seconds, lim Hanford won third. Loretta Anderson, winning fourth in serious, did not qualify. The Sectional winners advanced to State Finals at Champaign. If Girls Asked Boys for Dates was the one act comedy selected for Conference Festival and District Competition this year. The play was rated excellent at DeKalb on February 21 and was presented again at Sectional. The cast in- cluded George Kutsunis, Alan Yager, Carol Reese, Carolyn McKenzie, and Lora Lee Chris- tensen. This play was also presented in a special program inaugurated in l953 known as Varsity Speech Night, which featured a debate, eight individual speeches, and the play on Tues- day night, March 24. The Varsity Debate Squad was active this year, engaging in approximately fifty debates. They were in seven major tournaments starting in December. These were held at Normal, Gen- eseo, Pekin, Rock Island tAugustana Debates? Conference at DeKalb, and the Sectional Meet at East Moline. The Varsity debaters were Betty Powell, Mary Ann Van Vooren, and Carol Beachler, who de- fended the affirmative point of view on the proposition, Resolved: that the Atlantic Pact Nations should form a Federal Union. Those debating negatively were Charles Hippler, Ann Williams, and Dixie Price. The debaters made several appearances in the community, and they presented an assembly debate on the Elec- tion issues in November. One of the high points was Winning eight out of twelve decisions at Augustana when the affirmative won five out of six. On December 20, Why the Chimes Rang, a play directed by Carolyn McKenzie, was pre- sented by the Athenian Club to the public and later to the student body. Extempcre speaking is tied up with the study of current events in histcry and English ll classes every year. Participants study a list of fifteen chosen topics for several weeks and finally com- pete in classroom contests. Classroom winners compete in semifinal rounds after school. Eight to ten serni-final winners in two divisions ad- vanced to the finals this year held on Thursday night, Ianuary B. The final winners in the inexperienced group were: Helen White, third, Marilyn M. Miller, second: and loan Lewis, first. Those winning in the experienced division were: Mary Ann Van- Vooren, third, Carol Reese, second, and Carol Beachler, champion for 1953. T' DEBATERS VARSITY SPEECH SQUAD EXTEMP AND DECLAM L ini--1 V55 at MUSIC Music is a medium of the world and of lite, always being present for all to enjoy, regardless of race or color, whether young or old. The stu- dents of the G.H.S. MUSIC department, repre- senting the young, have fun in doing their best to present their music to others, both younger and older. The year 1952-53 was a very busy one. The band and the baton twirlers presented the public with music and various stunts and routines throughout the football and basketball seasons. Members of the chorus and band were selected to represent Geneseo at the Conference Music Festival, which was held at Sterling, November 15. Dr. Brynolf Lindholm of Augustana College directed the chorus and Dr. Alvin R. Edgar, band director at Ames, Iowa, led the band. During the year the band presented several fine concerts and assembly programs. Folks will long remember the spirited marches, popular tunes, and features such as Hey Pedro and Truth and Consequences. 1 - Y .fn The orchestra participated in the Mississippi Valley Orchestra in Monmouth on March 28. Maurits Kesnar was the conductor. The chorus shared in the Christmas program and supplied the music for the Christmas play. Also, they appeared with the band for an eve- ning concert. Chorus members will retain mem- ories of The Sleigh. The senior members of the chorus ended the year by singing for Bacca- laureate and Commencement. This year the District Music Contest was held March 14 at Geneseo. It was a busy time for everyone-our school bulged at the seams while housing some 1500 visiting students. Geneseo had. an entry of 24 solos and 17 ensembles plus the band and mixed chorus. A11 having a part in the band, orchestra, chorus, and glee club have had a great deal of fun and wonderful experiences this past year, and they are all proud of being members of these fine organizations that represent G.H.S. in such a fine manner. xy Tvp Ri,'v'.'f D. Sr1':i'3rf1ss, C.Cf1.hoLzn, I. Eegnserx, I, Afwcfzd, fl. f':r'i, G. '.'.' Ozrz B filly, If Crwrry, P. Fcwic-7, D. Kincaid, T. Pritchard, C. Piers, B. Lavery, D. Srnnh. Fcutfh Pm-.': I. T-forrrrucm, I. L1'.Kr-miie, fl. SIi'3:rr1'1u 1I., P. Fmrs, P. I3r'Sg.Iir:1f-r, I. Nemmfzmx, Pl. Fcdoc-rr, K, Hcmiitcrz, A, Cfzziy, H. Anderson, S. Vsndersnick, Lf. Vferkhezser, I. Primmer, 'E '.'. :1lenfQ1ii'. Third Rfw: I. Littlepoio, I, Bm:.':n:'1rx, I, Lfrvc-ry, U. .lX1i'1n15, I. ftrfI,::rf:: 5' ro, M. Fir-rs, A. Anderscn, L. 'W'hi'rneyer, P. Eurqin, D. Hurry, M. Searle, I-'.'. Hadley, E. Sand, K. Hhs.-kfgrd. Second Row: K Pefnrsfnn, 3. '.'f'z?.l?1-'-im, C. I-filer, C. Andersfn, '.'.!.1t L.. .l.y'ffrs, G, Yoder, P. Gareth, M. Hcxiek, Lf. Ri'Jer.:'.xrq, K. Bcrtlev, L, '-VcIIen- fcldt, R. Burton, K. Yoqer, Y, Mcrrcmvllle. First Row: E. Anderson, M Dey, 2.4. Sf- :rio A. Egert, L. Anders rr .' Dc Clferqufr, I. Andvr-son, K. Hodgson, P, Swanson, M. Ichrxscn, S. Durcxck, M. Miller, M. Vfrldermufh, I. Tcube. BAND BATON TWIRLERS M. Iohnson, A. DQCIG-rque, K. Hodqson, P. Swfmson, L. Anderson, A. Eqert. ? the Maple Leaf Harriers, coached by Iohri McCorr:.1ck, f Osed the season with stic- ss on their part, The LVTIIIS brought home first place awards from the Sterlin-I Iti- at cntil and were the NIQIC C arnpioris for the third sra ght year. The District meet qualified Genesee for State competition the first time in her history. The thin' sf clads Came through with fly- ing colors: to place fourth at ae. Wiritiirig five cf the dual meets, the Leafs drop' ped only one. The squad elected Pete Cards as llorior- ary captain. ,t t 1 It R . f' 0- ' fs-ew. 0- 5 '. I' . ' if f 'u-f 1 A A J Top Row: R. llasr.-itch, ff-deli, I, I-ft'Corr:iif'k, coach, R, Baird, It luzrtli, If. Aiiflt-rscn, Lzvery, I1 Suhlrsser, rc, Vh, C. Fuhr, roach. Seventh Row: R, Cnizylr.-, ' Cz' 'ir, I. Gfrrrity, F. Dr-'w'.'rsg'elaerr-, Ii fficclis, D. flrrtins li. Df'Puu'.-c, G. C'1ml.s, C F:rnurn,I Rapp, B. Fdwards, L. Vfalthier. Six'h Rcw. B, l.'v'f1lilE.t i:n, Lf V ' r .1-:turf i' 'Irs-ll I ?if:.r -,.- ll. Eli: 3 .I 1, f If-.s',:., T' lfiI.s, V rr.-ifrsnicn, P. Ichnsf n, I. Li't1e, D Ford, E. Tbcil. Fifth Row: , R Ichristirz, L Minor, B. Cam-.'e1s, E. fjfgtrn, T. Meier, ,. Lvzvflry, L Franks, M. Hurry. Fourth Rcwt R. Farlser, D. Kwnnrdy, D. I'e'1-vrsftn, G. Mrts, C. Ciwyts, D. Nelscn, C. Fnieriuk, B. Stihl, 'l'. Notzls, I. Armstrong, I Shaw. Third Row: D, Olpltifift, P. Cirrus, F. M :fit-rkzirth, It Stir:-'-r, B. Iiafgfizi, A. Arid -rson, ll liurry, I Arzfirm-.'s, A. Carly, D. Mueting. Second Row: R. Bowman, C. Hiypler, T Ichnson, D Ctzuwels, Y. Ilzir-vczet, G. lf'-'ulilltf-ini, I. Ichnscn, R. Sexrle, I, Iohnson, D. Stotrneister, M. Moody. First Row: I. Vfinefcrdner, P. Pcl:1Jn7, I, King, I. l.ffr ..s:n, C if::.:.l:s, F, Krrif-., G Pffizrrz, F. Culiy, C. Nettle, D. Hacga, I, Rapp. Geneseo's 1952 track sguad pulled out of another tough year doing fairly well for themselves. They were coached by Mr. McCormick, I-iaselton, Fuhr, and Schlosser. The GI-LS. trackmen held onto a favorable record in triangular meets, winning six and losing only one. In the Genesee Day Relays they took a third place and managed to get a second in the Night Relays. The cindermen made a favorable showing at the Palentine Relays. in the Maple Leaf Classic they came up with another second place, and placed well up in the District meet. At the N.C.l.C. meet the G.l-LS. cindermen put their claim on fifth place. Don Haaga led the Maple Leafs scoring column by racking up his points from sprints, 440 yard dash, and Relays. At the close of the season the varsity letter Winners also elected Don as their honorary captain. CROSS COUNTRY 'if' at 4 ILHLESIL Top Row: I. Yoder, D. Sulhvzn, 'E Thcll, R. Iiulslarmif-r. Third Row: I, McCormick, couch, R Thrll, L. '.'t'altliier, D. Rllisrn, B. '-'.'isdr:::, K Fetcrscn. Second Row: B. Lavery, B. Vlrrthiiiqtori, R. Iacohs, C, Kessler, G. Yoder, I. G ::ii'y, I Schultz, D. Ford. First Row: D. Bowman, F. Magerkurth, T, Iohnson, D. Ccuwols, L. Miner, D. Clfitied. I-ff. Moody, Hutchinson, F. Cams. 61 Q62 4, Q 5'rtSl .,,1 'r1f-, 11. :1:'15f-7 fl 111. 5 '.'1-'11 ' R. ff 15'-1' 11 115:21 ztf.. '1:',zr':1 E Sift ' xi' ' Nttti 3 F59 S, 5 :wry T. N-t D fhxrzi F' ' Q tt--rs ri ' :nts tt f. 61,35 - F-f ' .--rzrz L5C'f:1.i t 1 E5 111:55 . .,.' ff 1 :E .,,. ', fw ff- T Yrrtffritk first EJ.-.'. L fitgtzttfxstor 5:11592 F.. Art:-Erstri fi. S-2,19 ,. Shiv? f f I-7--' 1- , '-5 TVf 'I'-lfiflf 'f'ZTTTTl'?l'FTi3I'l- Wxth 1119 Qllldfifl- '? :I . 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Gene-soo 13 Mo11r11c111Q'1 25 Serggfsfa, iQ 9r'r 'f1f11i 33 Geuosvo 21 Q:l'1i111COftT3 U Gg:1ft's'm 7 H1 1.'Pl1e 14 Gwxwsoo 21 R11-'tk 1131.5 C1 511:11 fs' cs KJ Si.Ar11r1:..1.:v I9 G5-:1-Jaw LS M,J11nif1If1 3-1 fl-5:11 1 E3 :K ...., XVIXL? I-1 Gfglnesoo 12 WJSN1 73 The Leaflets CC 1I'E19i by f: ':i f. ' 't 1:1 'Qc 'md K-Fifi P31191 ended the scfzsarx 51:11 t: 1 Vx: 11'1i '.'.'1t:1 11111 '1X 'iQW' 11011 of f1 no t.-ftth H'.,:E155lLf. Pa.. ' 1, 9 151111. -1:i11'1r GEIWSGO 213 -' i8 111 the ireshrriiri cr regu r Sliltllj. yzzz. Sriverrrl pf 11119 G93f?5G9 3 Beffeif'-Cff 13- 13 GSWQWQC 13 M5YTY'YV3U-31 '3 SOD11'DfZl was fzrizshecj JL! T111 sever. . tr.: ':f:r.'s1:',' 51211115 rr G '9'?5s9 25 Pf3fTf'9757 U G97T'3S'?0 5 R'Y'k P1115 34 111119 f1?1:c:1 'Hifi Kr1,x'.'t119, 1.7.1 r f.15s:111-:1 'Q ctfxi Robert G'-:fi'5'53 7 R55h 1:'t' 7 Genesee Q Ivfwrvgi- tt: H5 Quflylg, '15 their houcrfn-y ,5,,L.3l Gut-ls-3 7 Ailezrfxri, RI, 13 Tap Haw. T. K:s:1'k, A, Tsubo. G. fizioiy. 'ff 233322. Fxfth fl Sntiijriss, G, '-'v 1.j.Q, I f.ff.iiy', Eff? .. L, V Fuurth Row ftlif-ily, C. Ioi1r1s3:1, firiisfzt, fzlzty f-f P'-'Q 111, Pi. ,, :ras I1 :,172j. B. Hzsst Thxrd Row: E, Anzierscn. M. Vcnderrxcm, Erzgigrtss, F. Fgt:E:, '.'.'. 2i'1i.ej.', 135.115 .,,., :S Edu-.':rcis, EI. Keegan. Second Raw: F, De'N1sg:e1c1ere, K. Lhller, I. I.1ttle, D, Se? E. '.'.',:E11E.e1:1. fi. Hrstks. E. QJGYLO, G. Czmbs, I. Cat-cur. F'1rst Row D. Furreli, I. Nelson, R, 55:9 R. Huislcnder, I. Rapp, I, Hmior 1. It E56-r1ry', D. Mqmn, D. Gnodrxfgh. .V I - 1 v 4 c..,.. , ,. .., .. ..,rrss,,, , . , . f 4 . -.1 1Z!1' '51, 'gfiyflltl ire, . 115117 ', . .,,. ,. . , Q-Conf ftgw: D. lfuntor, I.. Minor, ri, KC-nfzdy, D, DeP:i:i'.-.', T-f. Peterson, D. M .:Zt1r:, G, C',:i.1zs, R, j'rc':,s, io. Kc-:slr-r rits' cv: '. fe' , , ntir f' s, 71, F.:rzA:, X. rc, I, lizgnson, G, '.'. iit1n-Jazz., I. I-.rr:is'rcr:g, C, Krzxrvrulc, P. Cams, BASKETBALL Coach f-laselton's cagers started the season out with a bang, losing games few and far between. With the boys displaying excellent team work and with tremendous crowds full of school spirit, they sept a clean record of 206. The Maple Leafs took third place honors in the 7ulton Holiday Tournament, and a week later they opped their own Geneseo 4-team tournament. ln Jost-season playoffs Geneseo sought revenge from lock lsland in the regional. The G.l-l.S. Maple .eafs tied for third place in the N.C.l.C. They were 'eneseo 73 Prophetstn 57 Geneseo GU Mendota' eneseo Cambridge Gonos-oo Allernan eneseo Orion Genes Rock Falls' enesoo Biittendcrf Genes Knoxville eneseo Erie Genesee Dixon' eneseo Ottawa' Genes Princeton' neseo Savanna Grn-as Monmouth enesoo Orion Genes Sterling Tv-D fnesoo Mt. Morris Gones Fulton L neseo Mzneral Genes Rochelle' f ieseo Gaiva Gcnos Hail' ' tesco VVethersf'ld Genes Sterling com,- S' ieseo Dclialb' Gcn-iso Rock lsland 79 E9 66 70 68 '31- T9 83 66 44 60 52 73 fighting for higher placing in the Conference, but Friday the l3th proved to be an unlucky day for the cagers. lack Andrews was elected captain by the varsity letter winners. The GHS. leaflets, coached by Mr. Milosevich, also had their ups and downs. The frosh-soph team closed the season with a 13-lO record for l952-53. Many frosh and junior varsity games were sched- uled throughout the season along with the regular soph games. The little leafs chose Gary Combs as captain. XXES4- l iglt . .L .E Ai in Top Row: R. Alwell, D, Ford, A. Tauhe, K, Miller, R. Wisdom, B. Lwvcry, l, Yoder. Third Row: H, Larson, R. Kinq, B. Edwards, P. lohnson, D, Snodgrass, P. Bcelens, D. Drchman, l.. Ro Second Row: B. Tholl, I, Nauyalis, C. Farnam, G, Yoder, G. Mitts, B, Hose, S, Hutchinson, F. DelNispela B Q yl F it First Row. P. Tiffany, C. Calhoun, L, Minor, D, Nelson, B. Hagan, M, Hurry, J. Timmerman, B. Schci H Wqa t WRESTLING Wrestling has worked its way into the Gi-l.S. extra curriculum as one of, the major sports. Coached by lohn McCormick, the grapplers com- pleted a l3 meet schedule with the taste of victory six times in dual and triangular meets. The Maple Leafs finished second in the N.C.l.C. conference held at Sterling. Merrill Moody and Robert Rose were Conference champions in their weight classes. Wrestling is a sport any boy with balance and co-ordination can excel in. The individual may be light for other sports, but wrestling is one sport that a boy competes only with another his weight. Sev- eral underclassmen were awarded winners for the l952-53 season. This fact indicates that the Genesee squad will have an experienced team for future years. William Hagan was elected as captain by the award winners. aff C v9 U X7 Ll ll-A ' 'fllilzl X - tn? v . Q ., ' ' 'r' 1' t fl 'if' I 1' 'sf ' Q-J 'J l I 41 I, 1' .gn l' ' Seventh Row: R. Hamann, A, Ccziuhr, B. Minnaert, I. Painter, C. Anderson, A. Grzinilinq, P. Duncan, B. Gillespie, R. Bowerman. Sixth Row: V. Vfolt, I. Painter, L. 'v'v'alleiiieldt, I. Hoiienhcizen, D. Price, M. Piers, I. Hzxscn, I. Shannon, A. Miley, A. Vlilliams. 6 Fifth Row: 'I. Atwood, P. Swanson, S. Gernrint, I. Aque, M, Arifirews, L, Cltl'1Sff-FSO-It, I. Pixszn, I. Primrner, M. Miller, Vtfhife, B. Brewer. Fourth Rmv: I. Littleptzge, C. McKenzie, C, Beaciilcr, I. Aggie, M. Bartz, C. RCISDI, G. Horn, H. Szssen, I. Bowman, M. Bivenburq, E. Sand, S. Collins. Third Bow. I, Anderson, I, Anderson, M. Butzer, B. Furstenau, M. Lavery, R. Besser, B. Fry.-sell, Hodqscn, B. Brokaw, C, Helo, C. Feese. Second Bow: P. Waqle, P. Catmur, I.. Citr'r.A:'E.', C. Yit-rt, B, Bratz P. Burg in, M. Iciinscn, M. Hirizter, M. Wilderniuth, B. Rasmussen, M. Vlerkheiser, S. Hornecker, First Flow: C. McClorey, M. Searle, L. Anderson, M. Badue, M. Miller, D. O hrecht, Mrs. McCormick, Ccoachl, A. Anderson, I. Anderson, I. Lewis, I. Lewis, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION I Q iii Mm, The Girls' Athletic Association, better known as GAA is a national organ- N... 1 My ization for all girls interested in athletics, sportsmanship, health, and fun. . - - ' Q ,Q V , 3 GAA is one of Geneseo's largest organizations. This year it has an enroll- t9't1'I.! ' - ment of 125 members. J p By attending meetings, participating in activities, and serving on commit- tees, the girls can earn letters and other awards. 3 The GAA council, consisting of the four officers and one member of each Q class, met with Mrs. McCormick to plan activities for the group. This year the ' girls played basketball, archery, volley ball, soft ball, and socker. They also 1. - will have their annual banquet for their mothers. obfechf mixer A Andersen i. Anders This year's elected officers were: President . . - ...... Donna Obrecht Vice-President Marlene Miller Secretary-Treasurer . Audrey Anderson Point Keeper Iean Anderson Fifth Bow: M. Haiek, D. Wfzafllvury, K. Bari fr- I. Taufi-. Adviser ' Mrs' Mccormick Four'h Row: I. DeShopgwer, P, Dzifiririg, '.'. :IQfnf-'Q':i', S. I':nsf.:: II, EI rzztier, I-f. Pi' .-.- ell, A Defllerg. C. Gillespie S. lfurafk Third Row: G. Deane, M. Searle, S. lffells, I, t 'Pff'7i:'1f lf. I? fl'-ri, l. Ayres Lf tll1:i'L: 53. Srtiitii, B. 'W':ii1iheirti, C, lfiiler. Second Bow: B. Morrissey, P. Piers, A Yirvzlinq, F. iff-Fifi 'Iz, if. Yigor li. Vardenize , L. ferzsfvn, S. Young, P. Smifh. First Row: V. Swanson, B. Anderson, C. Berne-r, Sw: wr, IJ. Morrissey, I. Vers? ein, B. licikp, I. Atwood, B. Borkaren, A. Stenzel, M. Betciier. ., x cv 'fb '2 ,.. ,, ,.-... xx X,,...,,p,.., i '-'..', ' Lg -rv... i T.. ., gl .,. 4 ..L.. .p .W ..., . . ,..-...- .-.M . ....-,. . ,.,.. . ,. .. .. .,.. ,, ,. CHEERLEADERS This years pep squad was a vital asset if Cll ' a T ey lea the cheers 'N.V1Th hlfjh sp1r1ts ayxaiha car s:h::1 ahy Vlp tcr1es. The fresh-soph rear: were preagd te :Taxi a e s a Smxth and Nancy Sharzibapah. The peppy its wit: on their feet for ihe varsuy team were Pat Vfaqle I-T boken, and Armie Eg-eff. Put Them tcaether aid a v have? Frve fine Cheerleaders. Thariksm ails f:r '.', leadership. Ns :iff .,. ..-X -X..-v NW-.Q x V-. -1 -,- --.x e..... . X,v-A ,. -SV p.. V , a.p... ILALN.. ,-,- e...a....s, BGGSTER CLUB --5-5 5. v ' ANRC cu, FZ if v' 1 o-V -V Y, ., L. 7 'f,:fn ,ip :'.c'.-.'. , ,',:.Y.:',F.,j ng. , :..7 5. : :1:'g:' ,. Ezfkm Fw.-.'. , f.f'Ker.z1e, :.:.:. z . : 1 :..a:, Fescnnfs. The Aiidal Staff edlts ide SPPHYX eaeh year. t:r1a. staff 2-fere: C231 Pa' 'QT' '- Egiigieze T- .N ,M ..- NNW' f A ...A . Lum am:-Y mv: fu. A -f , :MVN .Y e,,...,,. -,, .W :ng ve., .HQ 1:CT.,Q ...:...S:Y.s ..:f9. .-:a.. ,,.,,.Af and Jafa. UAQQQQQQA N-,,,:M.,f A,,:,,-:A e, he LH., ,M ,,,,.,fe Beaihlef 9TilfCf3fEl13'7iC9 Kflif3S,f'g'13l3fZ rJ'l'JllH9 Paehg Epzrtg Zdfzrz, Cara. PEQSET and 'fr'.rf.an RQSCHKG, CITUSTI Elll HCI'-Eflfi C35 laik 10113355 DUS1- Ifehlsq .L.d'f1:ser3, fffgse Gpfff. aid fffr. iirerle. Thlll H935 TCCGQSTS: aid ICYC9 AQH9. CCYCUU MTKQF' Staff, 'he ever-'f1',rk.f.a rezzfierfg, a.:5z ppb . Y A. p..-,,A NMA Per. 'Sw-N313-Q' fav-fnere 1.4, rg f,,,,,,. ,,,f,. '. .d,,, ..,,L,..f,' . .. ,,L ,,. 2.9, lflfili. -..l::,.. ,MNA L!-fx. RJ-.1 ---- 1--fr--, -414-he-fi-H A,5A,Q',,. ,.:1:,. ,X ..,. ,A '9.j ... , .,:11e..4. - -fe--1 0.1 A The staff edgied The amiga. the year '.-JLTE1 the fggfggggl-,egg 355 3- C55 f--ff-33 f-ggi 331. 3- Qui. able aagdaiee gf 1.1135 :ladder 1-:hifi '.-'e '.-.ish fe 553913, thank: fer her help. The setter. Lf. the Geiefgez dep',r,..'. '.'.'r..'gh QE QUT 525 535331 Wgeklll IW9 'f393?9Tf kYT'3'-'ffl GS fdeveied QflTi'lfl.'AJ fi fe 'e'.'.':, 'ig ki.3',','i as the user Sphlnxf' is '-'frlfrerl and ?llbll3h9d by The Greer 2 '.'.'h1:ej Tw eel-.:.e1 :aff the stgdeite gi Enah Sfhiil who are 1Iif9f9Sf 5d in Gexegeg Hlgh 335531 5.9-,E 5-3 QQ-f',f6 'he eyes the field :f jeigrialsri. The 'gear :gr fie paper gf fhe Q-45.3 1,-gg jjjpgeeq :gg Ziff fffarga: '.-:as edited hy Deira Cirethf aid her aesstant, Rl-193351459 ,7-Qggggijj' Zire. Q13 Chief? Czpy !5.'ddrej.f .lgderszi Wee :ther aetbefe ef the edl- H5355 jegg AL-3535353 Fey--eye Egg-gy Zlggrle Sandy Aduteer 21.33, Gtgffm. Edd! Fra: E Ere-.-.-. T f-'...- r .. .,.1. .. . ,. .. ....-..-.. 1? y 'sr L4 -1 'Gi Q . 5--c B .., 11 'ri A Q , 0 1-7 4 J -T f?-1 x fi.. 2 'K ' 'q'-' M :A I . 4 H X., STUDENT CCDUNCTL The Student Catrrntrl, the representatrye cgoverrxzncr-nt of C,-IIS, prmnatrna :Ioan tuttflterfstttnlf-nt rvlattwrtshrp, lwnsLsts if six teen people, leur tw-.':r'1 ecxclr class. 'llwa Oi the four from each class serve the whole yeary the twa otlxt-1:3 ssctxm- a gzltwrt terng and are replaced the ifQ1C'IDlLLl se,-n.ester by twc I-'I newly elected :vpn seritcrtrves from each class. Top Row: Mr. Fl.u'et1bL.rx1 '1gi'.':s:f1! 11. Higgf r l. !'v,'z'.,:s L'. :S Ntwltlnf-1:11 I, Beras n M 'Janiernn-re 'Phe Student CQUHC-lI Srrfjllggl-S pig? Home, I Var:Ste:he1:t1Ln , lf, I Seccnci Flew: P Fzers l. VJ.,-se C 2.1: S. 'S 3x:1' M. 7: J P Q r at P Drierznq W, Cornlnq Und The Nlflfqll Ttglufli LIMS year Hf1filf 1't l2lff1S'HV they alsa spcnrrsttxt-.l se-V+,-ral allrschoor F1rstRcw. lrlchnscnl Andrews ' 'I ll M.ll-1 A.VJ.l1zfx:1g.: , dances, tn acldrtron te puyrnq new costumes for the cheerleaders, The ctltcers tfvr the frrst .zerrxester were: Presrclent, Charles Hxpplerq Vice-Presraent, Sandra Gernantp and Secretary-Treasurer, lDGlCC1fOL1lT. These i'ln'Sld1Ilij f xt the rneetxnqs during the second semester vrerei Iack An drews, Prestdentg Pat Waale, Vrce-Prcsdentg and Manlyn Mrller, Secretar','fTreasurer. ATI-IENIAN CLUB OFFICERS E-ecchler lrlzjcpler imtzv .Sgt R W, I Clhnrle G. Pfxl' Airs, lil hiv' I Ly Yqygy K- Hr1:z...'f,r1 Tltxrzi W .3-. Vfillfrrrzl' l1.fQ','er,E.S'1:1'f . 'Z' .:,: .- ' , P 'A :. I 5:1 :, I fI,1g: 1, Sefzrxl HM.--'. I. llchf':,l1::ce':1, S. Gerrrrzzt, , f' . :- ,' 2' Ii. r f x M r1'f:t a .'rnf:n, S. Srzhth I. Pfxxsen, G, Dfsfzz.-. Y1r 'Ra'f.' f7 Prxce I. l.: 1f1g'a3e L. fuirlr-rr :1 ' 3- zz' ' - 2 Yf ie? T7 l- Q--y, frivzsor. Alsmi' frt :zz nf' I :'-.1L:f' ' S:z,.':., CLUB The Athenian club rneetlnas thrs year were always presxcled ever by 1ts able offi- cers: Carol Beachler, presrlent: Charles Hrp- pler, vice-presidentg and Iwyrre Anne, secre- tary-treasurer. The drarnatrcs clnlu always presents the Christmas play each yrvzr as one of its prolects, castrnrg the plfzy lzfvrn tts 50 members. The prrnclpal purpose at the club, which is run on a written cmrtstrtution and sponsored by Mr. llollevy' 1:3 tm QAILCKJLIY- age dramatic abrlity. I1r11 Varideiiionv, pnrsirirriity Chiziir I'I1p ret SCIENCE CLUB oitictfrsoitI11s1'et11's f'It1b, an oigaiii the , tion open to anyonri interested in the pIer, vicopresicicriitf Iwo Obeiie, sec' aryg and Sao Yotinri, ItC:f,1SLltf?I', were various tzeids oi sciorxre The cirib takes an LQIIIIILKII trip to soine intorestinig sci' entiiic piace each year. This year they wiII be ciiapeionea by their new spari- sors, Mr, Hanson other activity w pates 111 is the II,lIii'7I Academy of ac ence Contest, vfhere they LISLtC1II'7' take many hiaii honors with their iridiviauai proiects. i.. 9 as L k l '15 Pk 1 K,-ff? nf Tap Row: Mr. Mnifr 1 1 :xi ' ' Q :', ri- 31 f.. Eefker I f:E.:'i::r I. Cbere Mr. advise Third Row: I I 'f C9 ' F Sw- :1 'I E1 . r- T L1r.::,f-7 VX. Boi Srfscrrd Row: T, Meier S z':.11 1.11. :7 First Row: M. :ina-Qttizrf V .. .. .15.. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS Oh rio Ifizvritfr V1:1'ier:.c'e I f I1f11..' rw S. Top Row: Mr, Erkerle, adviser, B. Fi1rs'Orr'11: 'ff Eqer' R. Resser A. Speshh I Lewzs, L Next-Qib I. Lewis. Second Row: I. Carter, adviser, P. Swfirisozz M 'n'er, D. Price f. Riser L. Qiznsteztserz, P. Swarxsori, E. Iiapik Q 1 1 cr wr ,fv- C7 First Row: C. Fuhr, adviser, A. Egert, E. Krirryoi: V. Kiavon, E. Sand, S. V:r1.t:e, M. So I1 If Inr 4 11. . The Commerciai Ciub is open to cornrnerciai majors who are inter- ested in Iearnina more phases ot the business worIcI other than those which are being tauaht in the busi- ness classrooms. This year's offi- cial staff consisted oi Lois Neuleib, president -Arlene Specht, Vice- Presidentg Ioan Lewis, Secretary- Treasurery and Lora Christensen, Reporter. The Iacuhy advisors oi the organization were Mr. Fuhr, Mr. Eckerle, and Miss Carter. ni... no tr Top Row: I. Stafford, M. Miller, B. Livesay, M. Iohnson, D Dorsham, N, Varzcienburlr R. Schmidt, C. Anderson, I Rowman P. Gareth. Fourth Row: V. Wolf, M. Powell, l.. VariVocren, C. Br-rnor, G, Horn, C. Reese, D. Woodbury, I. Bonsen, L. Whxtrnfryor, E. Sand Third Row: R. Bowerman, V. Erdman, M. Dfehrrtan, Birtori, P. Stage, I. Roehrs, A. Morten. Second Row: K. Hodgson, I. Paxscn B. Rice, I. Aquc, C. li-gert, M. Ichnson, K. Yaqc-r, M. Miller, M. Vtlrlderrnuth. First Row: B. Anderson, R. Dersham, E. Swiger, I. YVh:'tt:d, I, Mortortscn, I Taulrf- F. Corra, E. Haalza, I. DeS:'hf1r,per. F.H,A. OFFICERS N. VanOpdorp, B Morrissey, I. Atwood, M. Lfrvery, R. Resser, FUTURE HCME- MAKERS CE AMERICA The FHA, which is one of the national organizations in our high school, is open to any girl interested in homemaking. Each year the organization becomes bigger and more active, this year's members number near six' ty. President, Clarice Egert, Vice- President, Maxine Iohnson, Sec- retary, Ianet Ague, Treasurer, Ianet Paxson, Degree Chairman, Kay Hodgson, Public Relations, Marlene Miller, Historian, Kath- ryn Yager, Recreation Chair- man, Barbara Rice, Chapter Mc- ther, Mrs. T. W. Reese, and the Sponsors, Miss Hieronymus and Miss Rogers. Top Row: l.. Strohman, B. Tompson R. Fleming, F. Brooks A. Hulslanrler, P. Bmelergs. R. Mapes. Eighth Row: C. Swanson, S. Smith W. Hadley, I. Neu-rman, R. Snodgrass E. Rahn, R. Heaton, B. Flomxng, B. Bauwens, R. Shoemaker, R. Iohnson. Seventh Row: F. Mistelt, P. Iahnson, W. Peterson, I. Rapp, B, Edwards, R, Spochh D. Goodrtch. Sixth Row: D. Martin, R. Iohnson, K. Will, B. Welhinqton, B. Quayle, I. Lavt-ry, A, Swiqer, W. Schmoll, R. Anderson, D. Dreh- man. Fifth Row: K. Hamilton C. Farnam, A. Ernst B. Egan, D. Wirth, R. Hufslandor, B. l.aver',', R. Raauo. Fourth Raw: D. Nelson, H. Snodgrass, A. Anderson, D, Hunter, R. Santco, l., V'1r1VooIen I. Trmrnerman A. Yaqer, F. Maacr- kurth. ' ' Third Row: B. Flofo, C. Bcelens, V. Hoefvclt F. Flerrnrvg, R. Farber, C Cfreys, W. Stahl, G. Storm, R. Stzncr. Second Row: D. Ford, I. Harris, G. Sfees, C, Kessler, R Iahnsort, I. V'7nSTL-cholriiozi, F. Fitch, D. Wethinaton, D. Peterson, R. Wirth. FARMERS The Future Farmers of America is another of the schools national organizations. lts purpose is to promote a better understanding of agricultural problems to its members who are the future farmers of America. Each mem- ber has a protect on which he Works throughout the year. This club's activities are many in num- ber, some being parliamentary procedure contests, tractor ro- deos, and soil conservation con- tests. The officers of the club for the year were: President, Royce Lewis, Vice-President, Roy Wirth, Secretary, Rodney Searle, Trease urer, Bob Cauwels, Reporters, Dave Rash, Sentinel, Bob Stahl, the Advisers, Mr. Brokaw and Mr. Bast. First Row: W. Brokaw Cadvgserl, B. Stahl, B. Cauwels, R. Lewis, D. Rash, R. Sezirfe, R. Bast tadviserl. A ':- 7 -V , . -vr-.. -, ':, 1' , tg , 1 , 1 I 5, L-, , ts' ' Top Row: A Cady, G, Kutsunis, D. Thomas, R. Lewis, M. Gradert, D. Kenafiy, E. Reiser, adviser. Third Row: R, Stiner, I. Iohnson, A. Ernst, C, Wahlheim, E, Hagan, A. Anderson, I. lchnscn, P, Fiors. Second How: I. Nelson, C. Kasnick, S, Hutchinson, G. Eye-r, I. Souers, I. Shaw, D. Morrissey. First Row: R. Atwell, D. Huizenga, B. Douglas, P. Curas, D, Oldfield, B. VanDeVoorae. The high school Conservation Club consists of looys who are interested in the clubs primary purpose, the conservation of Wild life. This year's officers were Royce Lewis, President, Iohn Nelson, Vice-Presidentg ,4f,J! Roy loe Wirth, Secretary-Treasurer, and the sponsor Mr. Reiser. X lf-XNITCDRS Our janitors, Charles Hallsten, Edgar Pearson, and Emil Taube, spend long tedious hours keeping our school building, lawn, and athletic field neat and clean. They have helped us in many ways, WM- swered all our personal favors. We, who sometimes have not done our part in helping in this job, wish to -, thank our efficient custodians. 42 CCDNSERVATICDN CLUB if Nelson Lewis 'Wrtli X S ' l such as finding that lost pen, and they have an- 2 3 s E 5 2 , if 1 FS' x Q . 5. I 11 5 v ff 2 is ii . E J-As 's lx - I' gi A , 1 13.1 O I 'Q an i ae. .1 'QL J. NATICNAL I-IQNCDR SCDCIETY Each year students selected tor the National I-Ionor Society are honored in an assemoly heiore the student body. The qualities for which they are chosen are character, service, leadership, and schol' arship. Seventeen representatives of the Class of I953 chosen this year were loyce Aaue, Audrey Anderson, Carol Beachler, Phyllis Burain, Allan Cady, Clarice Ifaert, Charles I-Iippler, Carolyn Mc- Clorey, Carolyn McKenzie, Marilyn M. Miller, Don- na Cbrecht, Betty Powell, Reta Rasmussen, Carol Reese, Pauline Reschke, Rosemary Resser, and Ann Williams. Miss Rosabel Rasmussen was the spon- sor ot the National Honor Society. STRAW VCTE Student with most personality -ANN WILLIAMS Person most likely to succeed' CHARLES HIPPLER Person who has done most tor the school-CAROL BEACI-ILER Wittiest Pe-rson4GEORGE KUTSUNIS Most Athletic Boy-IIM IOI-INSON Moth Athlelic Girl Af--' DONNA OBRECHT Best-Dressed BoyfIACK ANDREWS Best-Dressed GUIACAROL BEACHLER Most cheerful personMALAN YAGER Person with most individuality-IOYCE AGUE Most studious person4CHARLES HIPPLER Ideal Romeo and Iuliet-A-MARCIA WILDERMUTH AND VERNON HOLEVOET X CALENDAR s A graphs graphs Xl X In IQ! I-.ar-lil THE END 5-4 lr'-'f -an... I 0 0 CTV Y . .xi ' -L W . ' ' 'Y' . . 1 'th - ix 5. 2 ' K- - ' , -K'Q . ,W ' 1 .nl 1 . A ' - , 4 .IF -f-.-.- - ' V . 'T I I I ' ' - 0 -HD' ' - . . 3 . 9 . ' 7 , -5.-.l. 1... 5 . - , rr. X 4. . , ' T. .nw - , ' VG, ':I.4.,-J.. .A . . . V . . , . Y ... .- --V . 0 -. ,-.. .- --Q .- P - - . ,u ' A Q 's '- A .-X ., K g-. Q ,Y