Jacksonville High School - Crimson J Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1941 volume:

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His sug- gestion and ske ert red bird, subsequently C T? rimson Icy. supplied the e it t s h We Wanted: Something red -lo A v little flighty -lout a good eg , ght om the begin- ning. For Cwe h peb your approval We present for his bow the Crimson lay- The Editors. 1 I - 1 BOOK I ' Administration BOOK II Classes BOOK III Activities BOOK IV Sports -I . 1,1 6 Qhlzmfe U Norma Perbix. Our Dean and Adviser, Who will always hold a cherished place in the memory of each Senior, Mia, wc Yfevzzgoff 1 OZ Her four years of uniiring effort Her ever-helping hand, Her sincere advice, and Her understanding leadership. WXMQMQ I Go West, young man, go Westward ho, And there you'11 find this scene. It's on the West Cyou may have guessedl The West side door We mean. And here We see old Newton Bate, All quiet dignity In blissful, undisturbed repose, It's Saturday, you see. The front fdccrde from underneath Moy look quite queer to you. But to the underclcxssmcm it's The first cmd only view. In case you've never climbed the roof Of dear old I. H. S. For your opprovdl We present Whcrt you would see. CWe guessl. Sincere regret was felt by every student of I. H. S. at the passing, on Ianuary 9, 1941, of Mr. Iohn H. Loonns,teacher of Vocanona1.AgncuHure mnce this departments inception in 1. H. S. twenty years ago. A11 who knew him, and there Were many, feel they have lost a true friend. , ISHN LOOMIS 1890-1941 i i K -M' 11 Set up by the Board of Education is the BOARD OF CONTROL. lt gives out with the yea or nay to all fund raising and spending in I. H. S. Members are: Pres. F. A. Robinson, Alumnus, I. H. S. '15, Ralph Hutchison, Board of Educa- tion member, Dr. R. O. Stoops, Superintendent of Schools, I. C. Mutch, I. H. S. Principal, Iohn Agger, Assistant Principal, Frank Walker, Coach, Iohn Taylor, Activity Fund Treasurer, and I. M. Hollowell, Athletic Fund Treasurer. Above: Seated-Mr. Reinhardt, Mr, Foley, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Roodhouse, Dr. Stoops, Dr. Clark, Mr. Hutchison, Mr. Hopper, Standing-Mr. Baird, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Larson. Not pictured: Dr. Mary Newman, Lett: Seated-Mr. Robinson, Dr. Stcops, Mr. Mutch, Mr. Hallowell, Mr. Taylor. Standing- Mr. Walker, Mr. Hutchison, Mr. Agger. BOARD OF EDUCATION BOARD OF CONTROL At his calling to order of the first BOARD OF EDUCATION meeting of the new year, newly elected president of the Board, Ben Roadhouse, introduced the new members, Dr. Mary New- man and Mr. Charles Reinhardt. Dr. L. M, Clark was appointed chairman of the Instruction Committee to succeed the re- tiring member, L. T. Oxley, who had served in that capacity for a number of years. Discussing matters of city-wide school policy, appointing school teachers, planning budgets, and selecting text books round out the meet- ings. 1oHN AGGER Assistant Principal In la e t W e e n running the movie machine for our Friday or f t e r n o o n assemblies and teaching his Physics Classes, at both of which he is a whiz, Mr. Agger's job of Asst Principal keeps him busy. DR. R. O. STOOPS Superintendent of Schools Our superintendent, in fulfill- ing his numerous duties--corn- rnunicating W i t h principals, supervising g r a d e schools, authorizing supplies - proves himself a real helper to all concerned. I. C. MUTCH Principal ig, Crimson lay says: No Simon Lrgrce Is our 12055, C. Come on in young man. Let's talk ihis thing over. l'rn sure We can arrange your course satisfactorily. Thus with a few words of friencllycounsel, our principal, Mr. Mutch, has solved another student problem. FACULTY Frances M. Alkire Study Hall But Why were you late? Iohn Baird Bookkeeping Commercial Law Will this home room please come to order! Willard Cochran Distributive Occupations Business Training The customer is always right. 1 Iohn Deem Q , History . N. time reports in dupli- caftellare due tomorrow. lf Anna Doan Art She gives her heart to art. Elsie Evans Mathematics-Algebra Gives Mr. May a hand with the luniors. Mildred George Typing-Shorthand Business Training Our Commercial Club is effi- ciently run, by Georgel Irene Groves Mathematics-Geometry Wields the burnt cork for the eight funny end-men. FACULTY Helen Harney Secretary to Principal Mr, Mutch will see you nowl I ohn Gunning English-Physiology Mathematics Swings a mean racquet with the tennis team. Glen C. Hickle Chemistry-Science Yea Pop, yea Hickle-yea, yea-Pop l-licklel Lillian Havenhill Library Miss l-lavenhill, Where can I find some material on flying fishes? Helen Holland Typing-Shorthand Business Training Now you are speaking much too fast. Articulatelu 44Zf,e,.Q.., mfxfw f X ,.Vj.L I 2 Carol Qtchcock Band-Orchestra I Gives 'ern the down beat. Lena Mae Hopper Music Appreciation Choral Clubs Let's have the tenors by themselves. I. M. Hollowell Algebra-Geometry Gentlemen, be seatedf' FACULTY Keuch Iohnson History-Civics Debate Killer: Ye Godsl Sometimes l get so exasperated! Helen Kamm Biology Can anyone explain 'Ontoge- ny recapitulates phylogeny? Alfred Kehl Printing Big shot in the Rifle Club. Alice Lcrrimore Home Economics Always cooking something up, Elbert Lair Building Trades Woodwork Teaches those who would work in woodwork - it's a good work. Emma Mae Leonhard English She's all Foruml Iohn Loomis Vocational Agriculture The F. F. Afs guiding light. F. M. McDonald Commercial Geography Community Civics Do firemen sleep with their boots on? FACULTY Iohn S. May Mechanical Drawing Now, heres the tl'1ingl'.' ,559 Georgin I Elgdlish Hrhe T' elJClaw 'ed and Ir, Car under her di- -' gon. i. Edna Osborne Home Economics Does she teach clothing? It seams sewl lf:+W L garet K. Moore WX K,Latin-English Her attendance slips read, All present-eventually . Helen Richards English F or that-you may sit out in the hall! History-Socolo Keeps the 'Soplgss' h nd. Vemon Moore Jf Frances Lee Richeson English--Public Speaking Don't you know your lines yet? Well, get busy and learn theml Nonna Perbix Latin We deem her a wonderful dean. '.- .18 FACULTY Mabel Ruyle French-English Parlez-vous's with the best of them. Russell Sarff General Science Physiology Let's have 15 rahs and a ray, team . Clara Smith English 'NoW, people-let's get quietl' Louise Sheppard English For school pep-the I'ettes. Iohn Taylor Physiography Commercial Geography Chancellor of the EX-chequer. Frank Walker Physical Education Coach What We need is more school spirit. Paul West History-Economics 'NoW, I talk about my sheep because this Economics. , X Xi lk, ML-' Q I -f va nj, -S4Dorothy Whitaker D' Girls' Gym-G. A. A. Shoulders back-l-lead upl 21 President BOB BRADNEY Vice-President CURTIS SCHILLERSTROM Secretary IANIE FRANK Treasurer THELMA MARSHALL Above: Bradney, Schillerstromy Below: Marshall, Frank. 0, The Senior class has had its fun, The class has had its Woes, And now the year is almost done- Well, that's the Way it goes. Our good old prexy, Robert B., ' And Curt and Ianie too And Thelma with our treasury Make up our goodly crew. The Iuniors gave us one swell prom: To every lad and lass We offer many Thank you's from A grateful Senior class. Our dean, Miss Perbix, helped a lot ln putting out this We had fun giving What a Life . Wehope you liked our play. From Freshies green to Seniors grand We've had a lot of fun. We'll hate to leave old I. H. S. Yes, each and every one. 1941 Crimson Icxy says: Praise the Senior! Alan of mc 'If iff y TZ , . . ou can t, just grin and born' :Ll .. .LES , ffii-'gsii -1 X 3. gs Q 'f iw P, 52 as ffiz' ,. 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V -F 2 w, 1 .- gr-4: V-sv , - fa -. .W 1 - V 1 - aa en f ' -- W 5 Q V H - -,gf :ag 5s-1. X 2 ' k Xi 1, 'fm iivf- '-FSH? in - , ,,g wt' A rf if-w s --'- M- A 3 ix f -W Q, .fi-W., gb w 1 '- N J' 1 Fw-Nr., A X V, . , X Y Ti R5 L J ,,1:, Q -I O is Vik K K , 7 f, f, 1- 1-K V 9 ' V I ' . ' 5' R A A 33 if 2 ' f 1 :ef KX -V1 - in ,, X 5 f -N , - i gil V, 1 X 1ilfZi1e-.r- U Q 'Z' We . 'K fin f - P, -A'- ' if -A N . 'i w 'Y .W A L X E1 '- Q -W.-..,...-, , , N, -X V. t. - A - 'L Ls L1 . M , .. ' W g ,QW 5 gsgg-g 1. ff! .4 ' 5 -H. -,f1:k:k.m.,4'1 .1,ff:,g ? , I ' Q S' ' A' f 13. 'v E . f Q 1 Q A V ,z ,f 1' 'is ' - ' w W K wi, K . , I A , M Wai -2555 ' T231 wi! ' mfs I 'Q I 71 S 33 SENIOR ACTIVITIES RICHARD MANN ALLAN Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Prom Committee 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Ass't Treas. 4, Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, State Chorus 4, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Speech 3, Dra- matic Club Play 3, 4. WANDA MAY ALLEN Student Council l, I Staff, Typist, Prom Committee 3, Treble Clet 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, Minstrel 2, 3, Operetto l, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Festival l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. MILDRED L. ANDERS Home Economics Club 4. EDWARD HAL ANDERSON Hi-Y 2, 3, Choir 2. GEORGE ARTHUR ANDERSON Abraham Lincoln High School, Los Angeles, California l, 2, Prom Committee 3, Football 3, 4 CATHERINE VIOLET ATKINSON Woodson High School l, 2, 3, Treble Clel 4, Choir 4, Operetta 4, May Festival 4. MARTHA IANE ATKINSON Home Economics Club 4. MARY BAGALE Class Treas. 1, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Chrm. Banquet Comm. 3, Treble Clet l. 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Festival l, 2, 3, 4, State Chorus 4, Senior Play, Speech 2, 3, 4. FRED R. BAILEY. Ir. Student Council 1, Prom Committee 3, Senior Play 4. HOMER CLYDE BAKER Student Council 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Boys' gileek Cilulg 33, Choir 3, Minstrel 3, Vespers 3, Basketball 1, 2, rac , , . GEORGE W. BAMMAN KATHRYN LOUISE BARBRE Tri-Y 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Treble Clet 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Ves- pers 4, May Festival 3, 4. , BETTY LOU BARNES Student Council 4, Sec., Forum 3, 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, I Staff, Herald 3, Prom Comm. 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, Iunior Play, Senior Play, G. A, A. l, Cheer Leader 3, 4, Har- vest Queen 4. MARTHA IANE BAYLESS Student Council 3, Tri-Y 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Prom Comm. 3, French Club 2, 3, Treble Clet 4, Choir 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Minstrel 3, 4, Operetta 4, Vespers 4, May Festival 4, Iunior ay. MARCELLA IUNE BEERUP Senior Play Committee. PAULINE BELL Student Council 2. L WILLIAM E. BENSON Hi-Y 1, Engineers' Club 2, 3, Program Chrmn. 2, 3, I Stall, Bus. Mgr. 4, Prom Chrmn. Check-room Comm. 3, French Club 4. MARY MARGARET BENTENA French Club 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. ' LILLIAN BERNICE BERRY Home Economics Club 1. OPALINE RUTH BISHOP Q Student Council 1, 2, Dramatic Club l, Prom, General Chrmn. 3, Treble Clet 1, 2, 3, 4,.Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Drum Major 3, 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 4, Vespers 3, 4, May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, State Chorus 4, Speech 3. CLYDE D. BLACK, Ir. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Minstrel l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 4, Vespers 3, 4, May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. LUCII.LE CATHERINE BLACK Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Prom Comm. 3, Treble Clet 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club l, Minstrel 3, Operetta 4, Ves- pers 3, 4, May Festival 3, 4, Iunior Play, Senior Play. ROBERT O. BLAND Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., Treas., Senior Play, Track 3. BETTY BOSTON C.. A. A. 1, 2. ROBERT EDGAR BRADNEY Class Pres. 4, Student Council 1, 4, Pres. l, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Dra- matic Club l, 2, I Statt, Herald 3, 4, Prom Comm., Publicity Chrmn., Minstrel 4, Student Forum 3, Football 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Tennis 3, 4. WILMA LEE BULL Student Council 1, Tri-Y 3, 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, Herald l, 2, 3, 4, Treble Clel l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel l, 2, 3, gperetta l, 2, 4, Vespers 3, 4, May Festival l, 2, 3, 4, Senior ay. Harold Cook gets out a book. MARGARET ELLEN BUSEY Commercial Club 4. SARALEE BUTLER Class Secretary 1, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Treble Clet 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Minstrel 3, Operetta 4, Vespers 3, 4, May Festival 3, 4, Senior Play. HELEN FRANCES BUTTERFIELD -Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Treble Clet 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Minstrel 2, 3, Operetta 1, 2, Vespers 3, May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD LEE CALDWELL Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 4, Engineers' Club 1, 2, Program Chrmn. 2, I Stalt, Adv. Mgr., Prom Comm. 3, Senior Play, N. F. L. 3, 4, Debate 3, 4, Speech 3, 4, Student Forum 3, Dra- matic Club Play 4. ESTHERLEE CALDWELL Student Council 3, Commercial Club 3, Prom Committee 3. HELEN PORTER CAPPS Student Council 3, Forum 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Dra- matic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, I Staff, Herald 3, Prom Comm., Chrmn. Program Comm. 3, French Club 4, Treble Clet l, 2, 3, 4, Ass't Sec. 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, State Chorus 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Op- eretta 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Festival l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, N. F. L. 3, 4, Speech 2, 3, 4. V IOHIN L. CARL. Ir. Engineers' Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 2, Football 2, 3, Softball l, 2. 34 SENIOR ACTIVITIES HELEN RUTH CARRUTHERS Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4: ul Staff, Herald 2, 3: Prom Comm, 3, French Club, Pres. 4, Treble Clet 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Festival 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. ELMER BERT CHALLANS. lr. Herald 4, Iunior Play, Senior Play. ENRICO EDWARD CINCIS Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Ass't Sec. 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Min- strel 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Festival 2, 3. 4, Senior Play, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, EDWIN RALPH CISNE Prom Committee 3, Senior Play, Football 2, Golf 3. Shady Lane pallin' with Allan. IAMES A. CLAYTON BETTY MARIE COBB Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, Choir 3, 4, Treble Clet 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Minstrel 3, Operetta 4, Vespers 3, 4, May Festival 3, 4. ' IEROME LEONARD COHEN Student Council lg Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, Band l, 2, 3, Drum Major, Minstrel 3, 4, Debate 3, Dramatic Club Play l, 2, 3, Contest Play 3, Football l, 2, 4, Tennis 1. DONALD EDWARD COLCLASURE FRANK ROBERT COLWELL HAROLD D. COOK CAROL LEE COULTAS Class Treasurer 2, 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. l, Dra- matic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, I Stall, Copy Ed, Prom Comm. 3, French Club 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Treble Clet l, 2, 3, 4, 'Pres. 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Operetta l, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Fes- tival l, 2, 3, 4, State Chorus 4. IAMES VERNE CRAIG Woodson High School l, 2, 3: Band 4. MARIORIE LEE CREWS Commercial Club 3, Dramatic Club l, Prom Comm, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, Minstrel l. EVERETT LEROY CRUM Literberry High School l, 2, Herald 3, 4, co-editor 4, Band 3, 4. ERIS M. CRUZAN Home Economics Club 4, G. A. A. l. EUGENE CULLY F. F. A. 4. WILLIAM HOWARD CULLY P. P. A. 3, 4. BETTY RAE CULP New York City High School 1, 2, Forum 3, Dramatic Club 3, French Club 4, Herald 3, 4, Treble Clet 3, Senior Play, De- bate 3, Student Forum 3. BETTY ANN CURTIS Student Council 1. MYRALEAH DAVIDSON Long Beach tCalit,J High School 1, 2, Tri-Y 4, Dramatic Club 4, Treble Clet 4, French Club 3, I Staff, Ass't Club editor, Senior Play, Student Forum 3, I'ettes 4, Sec. IUNE DE FREITAS Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, I Stati, Class editor, Prom Comm, 3, Treble Clef l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3, Operetta l, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Festival l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. IOSEPH DOOLIN Hi-Y 4, Basketball 2, Softball 2, 3. IOAN DRURY Alexander High School 1, 2, Tri-Y 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Senior Play, Dramatic Club Play 3. ANNA LOUISE DUGAN Herald 3, Girls' Glee Club l, 2. ELSON ROBERTA DUKE Student Council 2, 3, Tri-Y 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, Treble Clet 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Operetta 4, Vespers 3, 4, May Festival 3, 4. ISABELI. DUNCAN Commercial Club 4 DALE WENDELL DYSINGER Greenville tPa.J High School 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, Choir 4, Minstrel 4, Operetta 4, Vespers 4, May Festival 4, Speech 4, Basketball 4, Tennis 4. BLANCHE MAE EADES Class Sec. 2, Student Council l, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, I'ettes 4, Pres., Dramatic Club 2, 3. BERNARD ENFIELD Student Council 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, Band 2, Operetta 3, 4, Herald 3, I Staff, Ass't Picture editor, Junior Play. FREDERIC MARTIN F ANCHER Student Council l, Dramatic Club 4, Prom Comm. 3, Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Festival l, 2, 3, 4, State Chorus 4, Senior Play. MILDRED ANN FAUGUST Girls' Glee Club 2, Minstrel 2, G. A, A. l. ROBERT H. FENSTERMAKER Woodson High School l, 2, 3, Engineers' Club 4. DORIS F. FERNANDES Student Council 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. RUTH ELEANOR FITZSIMMONS Woodson High School l, 2, 3, Treble Clef 4, Choir 4, Minstrel 4, Operetta 4, Vespers 4, May Festival 4. WAYNE FITZSIMMONS ROSA LEE FLEXNER MINNIE ROSE FORTADO Home Economics Club l, 2, 3, 4. RALPH CONLEE FOSTER Hi-Y 3, Engineers' Club 1, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Golf 3. 35 SENIOR ACTIVITIES LYMAN FOX, Ir. r. r. A. 1, 2, a, 4. MARY IANE FRANK Class Sec. 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Pres. 3, Tri-Y 3, Forum l, 2, 3, 4, Treas, 3, Dramatic Club l, 2, I Statl, Co-editor, Prom Committee 3, Girls' Glee Club l, Treble Clef 1, 2, 3, 4, Ass't Treas. 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, Oper- etta 1, 3, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Festival l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1. RUSSELL PASCO GARDNER Student Council l, 4, Hi-Y 4, French Club 4, Vice-Pres., Iunior Play, Senior Play. MARIE MARTHA GEBHARD Student Council 1, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Program :Sf Dance Chrmn. 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, I Stall, Calendar editor, Girls' Glee Club l, Senior Play 4, Debate 3, Speech 2, N. F. I... 3, Dramatic Club Play 4. MARY ELOISE GILBERT MILDRED EILEEN GII.PIN PEGGY WARE GOODRICH Student Council 3, Tri-Y 4, Prom Comm. 3: Girls' Glee Club l, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY GOODRICK Commercial Club l, 2. HARRY L. GORDON Dramatic Club Play 2. HELEN LOUISE GUNTHER Herald 1, 2. MADALYN W. HANEY GEORGE M. HARDY Student Council l, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Sec., Band l CHARLES WESLEY HARRIS F. F, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. l, Treas. 2, Pres. 4, Master Farmers Club, Pres. 4. HOWARD LEROY HAYNES FRANCES ELIZABETH HEMBROUGH LEO HENEGHAN Student Council l, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, Dramatic Club 1, Prom Comm., Ticket Chrmn, 3, Herald 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, May Festival l, 2, 3, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, Oper' etta 1, 2, 4, Minstrel 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Softball 3. MILTON WAYNE HERRIN Student Council 4, Forum 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, May Festival 1, 2, Vespers 2, 3: Minstrel 2, Senior Play, Softball 2. . ELSIE MARIE HIPKINS Home Economics Club 4. HARRY HOFFMAN RUTH MARDENA HORTON WILLIAM RUSSELL HUDSON F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel l, Operetta l, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketballl, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2. BETTY IANE HUNTER Senior Play Ticket Committee. IEAN LOUISE HUTCHISON Student Council 1, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4, I Stall, Prom. Comm. 3, Treble Clef l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Sec. 4, Minstrel 2, 3, Operetta 1, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Debate 3: Speech 2, 3, 4, Student Forum 3, Dramatic Club Play 4. MARIORIE CORRINE IRLAM Woodson High School 1, 2, 3: Tri4Y 4. WILLIAM IAMESON Engineers' Club l, 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4. IIMMIE IORDAN .Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Engineers' Club 3, 4, Pres. 3, Herald 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Track 2, Golf 2, Softball 2. GEORGE MCKINNY KELLY HELEN IUANITA KEESHAW Home Economics Club 4, PAUL F. KETNER Dramatic Club l, Herald 1, 2, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Boys' Glee Club 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball l, 2, Cheer Leader 1, 2, Pep Squad l, Pres. EDWARD E. KIMBBELL - MARVIN KLEINSCHMIDTY F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Master Farmers' Club 3, 4. PAULINE KLINGHAMMER Commercial Club 4, Senior Play Committee, Chrmn. of tickets. GEORGE S. KNIGHT Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, Vespers 2, Band l, 2. EDNA FERN LAMB Girls' Glee Club 2, G. A. A. l, 2. RICHARD KING LANE Class Vice-Pres. 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club Play 3, Prom Comm. 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club-2, 3, 4, Minstrel l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Festival 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, State Chorus 4, Basketball 1. D'ye have to use the hole thing, ya big blow? MARY I ANE LEE Student Council l, 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Herald l, 2, Prom Comm. 3, Minstrel l, 2, Senior PlaYi I'ettes 4. MARIAN GENE LII.LIE Prom Committee 3. ROBIN LINSTROMBERG IEANNE LYNN Student Council 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Choir l, 2, 4, Treble Clel 1, 2, 4, Girls' Glee Club l, Minstrel l, 2, Operetta 4, Vespers 2, 4, Senior Play. 0 t '35 SENIOR ACTIVITIES MARY HELEN MCGOWND liiome Economics Club l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, G. A. A. 3, Pep Squad MARGARET LOUISE MCLAIN G. A. A. 2. IACK E. MCNEELY Hi-Y 2, F. F. A. l, 4, Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 2, Operetta 1, 2, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4. CHARLES ROBERT McNEIL Class ViceePres. 2, Student Council 2, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, I Stott, Prom Comm. 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, Sec. 4, Choir 3, 4, Ass't Sec. 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Operetta 4, Ves- pers 3, 4, May Festival 3, 4, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Dramatic Club Play 3. WANDA EVELYN MAI-IER , Blufls High School 1, Forum 3, Home Ec. Club 2, Commercial Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3, Iunior Play, Senior Play, N. F. L. 3, Speech 3, G. A. A. 2, 3. VIRGINIA MAINE Washington High School, Salina, Kansas l. 2, Home Ec. Club its Tri-Y 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Senior Play omm. ELSIE II.ENE MANSFIELD Forum 1, Prom Comm. 3, Treble Clet l, 2, 3, 4: Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Ves- pers 2, 3, 4, May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. THELMA MARSHALL Class Treasurer 4. DONALD H. MARTIN Student Council l, Hi-Y 2. ' Is this a battle or a lot ot prattle? NANCY FRANCES MAY Student Council 3, Tri-Y 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Girls' Glee Club DORIS IEAN MILBURN Commercial Club 3. BETTY BERNICE MILLS BONNY MINOR Holton Cliansasl High School l, 2, 3, Tri-Y 4, Treble Clet 4, Choir 4, Vespers 4, May Festival 4. ANGELINE VEE MOORE Home Economics Club 2, 3, G. A. A. 2. LOIS FERN MORRIS Home Economics Club 3, 4, Commercial Club l, 2, 3, Herald 2. DELLORA HENRIETTA MORTHOLE Tri-Y 4, Student Council 1. HELEN LOUISE MOSS Student Council l, 4, Pres. 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, Pres. 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, Minstrel 4, Iunior Play, Senior Play. MARGARET NELMS Tri-Y 3, Herald l, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Prom Comm. 3, Treble Clef l, 2, Choir l, 2, Band 4, Minstrel l, 2, Operetta ls Vespers 2, gllcy Festival 1, 2, Senior Play Comm., State Piano Contest 3, DOROTHY IEAN NEWPORT Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, I'ettes 4. ROSE ANNA NUNES Herald 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. STUART OPPERMAN IO ANN OXLEY Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4, I Statt, Prom Comm. 3, Treble Clet l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel l, 3, 4, Oper- etta l, 2, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Festival l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, l'ettes 4. BETTY LOUISE PANCAKE Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Treble Clet 4, Choir 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Operetta 4, Vespers 4, May Festival 4. HELEN MAY PATTERSON Forum 3, 4, Sec'y 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Prom Comm. 3, Treble Clet 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, Operetta l, 4, May Festival l, 2, 3, 4, N. F. L. 3, 4, Debate 3, 4, Speech 3, 4, Student Forum 3. KATHERINE LOUISE POTTER Student Council 3, Tri-Y 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, I Staff, Prom Comm. 3: Treble Clet 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Minstrel 3, Operetta 4, Vespers 3, 4, May Festival 3, 4, Senior Play, Student Forum 3, Dramatic Club Play 4. WILLIAM A. PREWITT Engineers' Club 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 2. ' MILTON S. RAMEY Hi-Y 3, Football 3. MARIORIE ELIZABETH REDDING Home EC. Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Treble Clef 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, May Festival 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. - AUDREY IRENE RETZER Commercial Club 4. MARIORIE RUTH REXROAT Home Economics Club 3, 4, Herald 4, Choir 3, 4, Treble Clet 3, 4, Vespers 4, May Festival 3, 4. HOWARD REYNOLDS, Ir. Football l, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3: Goli 1, 2, 3, 4, Sottball 1, 2, 4. RUSSELL H. RICHARDSON Clarksville iTenn.l High School 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 4, Engineers' Club 4, Sec. 4. MARGARET IRENE ROBERTS MARY BETH ROBINSON Student Council l, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas, 4, I Staff, Ioke Ed, Herald 3, French Club 3, Treble Clet 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3, Operetta l, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, lunior Play, Senior Play, Speech 2, 3, 4, Student Forum 3, Dramatic Club Play 4. MYRON ROBINSON Student Council 4, Engineers' Club 3. ,' . SENIOR LEONA IOSEPHINE Ro'rH Kampsville High School 1, 2, Student Council 3. FREDERICK HARRIS ,ROWE Class Vice-Pres. 1, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Co-chrmn. 3, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3, 4: Operetta l, 2, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Festival l, 2, 3, 4, lunior Play, Senior Play, N. F. L. 3, 4, Debate 3, Speech 3, 4, State Chorus 4. CATHERINE SABATINI Notre Damaiigh School fQuincy, 111.1 l, 2. WII.LIAM WALLACE SCHILDMAN P. P. A. 1. GLENN CURTIS SCH1I.LERSTROM Class Pres, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, N. F. L, 3, 4, Debate 3, 4. ARTHUR EUGENE SCHNEIDER Hi-Y 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 4, Softball 2, MERLE EDWARD SCOTT VIRGINIA AlI.EEN SHORT Home Economics Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. RUTH IEAN SIEGFRIED Student Council 1, 2, Forum l, 2, 3, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, Prom Comm. 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Treble Clet l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta l, 2, 3, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2. MAURICE SIMS P. P. A. 4. BETTY LOUISE SLAGLE Home Economics Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, Tri-Y 4, Herald 4, G. A. A. 3, 4. . EDI'I'H PAULINE SMITH Tri-Y 4, Prom Comm. 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, Vespers 2. ' IOSEPH SMITH Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Operetta l, 2, 4, Vespers Z, 3, 4, May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, State Chorus 4. IMOGENE SMOCK G. A. A. 1, 4. , HAROLD SORRELLS llgrench Club 3, Pres. 3, Prom Comm. 3, Iunior Play, Senior ay. BYRON EDWARD SORRILL Band 2, 3,,Soitball 2, 3. DOROTHY DEAN SORRILL Literberry High School l, 2, Commercial Club 4, Herald 4. FRANCIS SPREEN BENNY STANSFIELD Murrayville High School 1, F. F. A. 4. ROBERT OLIVER STOUT Commercial Club 3, 4, Pres. 4. CARROLL STUBBLEFIELD Student Council 2, F. F. A. 2, Engineers' Club 2, Prom Comm. 3. F. F. A. 4. WILLIAM EDWARD SULLIVAN Student Council 1, 2, Pres. 2, Forum 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom, Dance Chrmn. 3, I Staft, Editor, Herald 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Ass't Treas. 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, State Orchestra 3, State Chorus 4, Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Speech 4, Latin Tournament l, Student Forum 3. 37 ACTIVITIES DONALD EDWARD SURYK Hi-Y 3, 4, Camera Club 3. MARCELLA TAYLOR Student Council 2, Tri-Y 4, Dramatic Club 1, French Club 3, Prom Comm. 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. STELLA MADGE THOMPSON Home Economics Club 4, G. A. A. 4. MI1.DRED TONN Commercial Club l, Girls' Glee Club l, He's not crazy, he just thinks he's Napoleon. FREIDA VIEIRA Home Economics Club 4. IoYcs ELAINE VISE Student Council 1, 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, I Staff 4, Ass't Sales Manager, Prom, Invitation Chrmn. 3, Girls' Glee Club 1. 5 EARLYNE WALKER BETTY DEANE WEGEHOFT Student Council 4, Tri-Y 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Girls' Glee Club l, Iunior Play. RICHARD WEGEHOFT Student Council 3, 4, Forum 2, 3, Engineers' Club 3, Student Forum 3, Track 2, 3, Softball 2. THELMA A. WEST I Staff, Typist, Prom Comm. 3. EARL WIGHT Hi-Y 4. BETTY LEA WILCOXEN Student Council 1, 2, 3, Home Economics Club 4, Commercial Club 1, Camera Club 3, 'Prom Committee 3. AUDREY IEAN WILDT Pearl High School 1, 2, 3, Home Economics Club 4. ANNABELL WILLIAMS Tri-Y 4, Prom Comm. 3, Senior Play, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, Pres. 2, 3, I'ettes 4. GUY CARLETON WINKS Class Pres. 2, Hi-Y l, 2, Dramatic Club 4, Engineers' Club 4, Senior Play, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, Intramural Basketball BONNIE M. woob Student Council 3, Forum 3, 4, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Herald 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Minstrel, Speech 3. 38 MISS PERBIX, our Class Dean, and MISS RICHESON, our play director. SENIGRS PRESENT I-IIT PLAY. MCNEIL, ALLAN TAKE LEADS IN CGMEDY, HWHAT A LIFE On March 13 and 14, forty eight Seniors, in two casts, presented What cr Life , under the direction of Miss Frances Lee Richeson. The plot re- volved around the well-known Henry -sl.-vw Aldrich and his frequent visits to the principal's office. Because of the wide difference be- tween the characterizations of the two casts, the effect of two separate plays was given. Both performances were well attended. Everyone who was in the play agrees that, although the practices were hard work and took up a great deal of time, they were lots of fun. How often the auditorium walls echoed with Take it againl , I can't hear youl , or No talking back stage , and when there was talking, the culprits were summoned forth for a lecture with, Cast, front stagel A touch of romance was added by the love affair between the secretary and the assistant principal. The love scenes, as can be imagined, were a source of amusement to the cast mem- bers at rehearsals. On the whole, the play was greatly enjoyed by every- one, both off stage and on. Below-Cast Alpha IMarch 137-Kneeling: Oxley, McNeil, Gardner. Seated: Davidson, Maher, Culp, Hutchison, Rowe, Cincis, Pancake, Lee. Standing: Cisne, Herrin, Delfreitas, Carruthers, Mohn, Caldwell, Norbury, Bull, Capps, Bland, Black. 39 ove- as eta -Ol:R.A11,t,'. tx ane, '. Ab C t B KMarch 141 n Poor an Bu ler Bailey Sea ed Pancake, Lynn, L W gl1eni1RoSinson,PWinksw itanding: Lee, Barnes, Challans, Fancher, Gebhard, S ll B gale, Moss, i . , orre s, rury, ot ef, 1 IGIHS. THURSDAY, MARCH l3th CHARACTERS FRIDAY, MARCH l4th Bob McNe-il Io' Ann Oxley Betty Rae Culp Don Caldwell Harris Rowe Bob Bland Porter Capps Iune DeFreitas Enrico Cincis Wilma Lee Bull Wayne Herrin lean Hutchison Eddie Cisne Russell Gardner Myraleah Davidson Helen Carruthers Wanda Maher Mary lane Lee Betty Pancake Ieanne Lynn Bud Norbury Lucille Black Henry Aldrich-A Student Barbara Pearson-A Student Richard Allan Saralee Butler Miss Shea-Sec. to Mr. Bradley Ioan Drury Mr. Nelson-Assistant Principal Harold Sorrells Mr. Bradley-Principal Mr. Patterson-A Teacher Miss Wheeler-A Teacher Miss Pike-A Teacher Mr. Vecchitto-A Parent Miss Eggleston-A Teacher A George-A Student Mrsp Aldrich-Henry's Mother Mr. Ferguson-The Detective Bill-A Student Gertie-A Student A Miss Iohnson-A Teacher Mary--A Student Student Student Student Stage Manager v Prompter William Sullivan Iunior Challans Marie Gebhard Kay Potter Guy Winks Mary Bagale -Dick Lane Helen Moss Fred Fancher Fred Bailey Beth Robinson Ann Williams - Betty Barnes Mary lane Lee Betty Pancake Ieanne Lynn George Mohn Wanda Allen nm S . -wx 5 xg .A as m Nb A K S x. , Q .SR S X., f xzfww six 5 R K .. K xi ..Xhx 55 N Qwf is x ,www Q ,Wt -ww -' W Q Qfmgx, A . Awgg. Wm. , V as Nm . ,. f . fp. . ,L i 41 Oberiuerge, Hauck, Rogan, Admire. The Class is ably run by Dave And Keith and Oberjuerge. To find a rhyme for Norma's name, We'd have to over-Worky. Verla keeps the Treasury CWe much Admire the lassl V And here you have the officers That run the Iunior class. Mr. May's the luniors' deang He keeps the class in hand. The Iuniors gave a super prom, A banquet that was grand. We all agree the Iunior plays Were Well above the par. The two plays were The Tiger's Claw And Iunior Buys a Car . The lunior class has lots of pepg They're really going strongg Each day the rooms and halls resound With echoes of Skee-dong . 14' ' 4.44 0 I Q 4 2 President DAVID HAUCK Vice-President KEITH RAGAN Secretary NORMA OBERIUERGE Treasurer VERLA ADMIRE O, -x C. Y 0 Q gb Crimson Iay says: We don't worry. What the heck! We just laugh and play and-sfuj. I 11. r , f 43 A - JUNIURS Inset: Dave Houck. who, by being will- ing to cooperate with everyone and to help out when needed, proved himself to be a first-rate president and a swell fellow. Row I: Hazlewood, Heaton, Hembrough, Heneghan, Hitte, Holloway Holmes, Horrer, Horton, Hudson. Row II: Hughes, H. Hundley, E. Hund- ley, Imboden, F. Iackson, B. Iackson, Kearns, Kershaw, Kestner, King Row III: Kirkpatrick, Kleinschmidt, Lamb, Large, E. Lawson, V. Lawson Leake, Liming, Lindemann, Lindsay. Row IV: Little, Lonergan, Loomis D. Lowe, L. Lowe, MacDougall, McKee. Row V: McNeely, Marx, Mathews Mattson, Megginson, I. Miller. Row VI: W. Miller, Mills, E. Mitchell, I Mitchell, E. Moore, W. Moore, Morthole. Row VII: Moss, F. Murgatroyd M. Murgatroyd, Nealon, Norbury, Nunes, Oberjuerge, Perkins, Petefish Pevey. Row VIII: Phillips, Pine, Potter, Powers, Price, Quinn, Hagan Raleigh, Rawlings,,l1e.eY-ef i u f i ' Crimson lay says: Although we 71-L'UI?7' xhirk, We'd rather d i e than vor '. alt LY Cf H144 0 X943 President BILL LYNN Vice-President - DOLLY NEWBERY Secretary BARBARA THORNBURGH Treasurer IEAN MARIE COOPER rm, Thombur , ewbery, Cooper. gh N For president the Sophs. have Billy To help him, Dolly Newbery. fThe only rhyme we seem to find To fit this verse is Du Barry .D Now Barbara's the secretary Of the Sophomore classy She writes the home room minutes This literary lass. lean Marie has quite a job. She keeps the class's cash Cf-Up She welcomes all the money ing The budget she would slash. This lucky class has quite a dean And one that we all know. Their guiding light is Mr. Moore. You ought to hear him-talk. And Mr. Moore has lots of help, Some of the very best: The man, that's from Missouri. With the car-Oh, Mr. West! And here we have the Sophornores They've two more years to go. They've yet to struggle with a CAh, little do they knowli A V M' f in 8 'I Y SF sf . u. I ,ply QQ., gg z 4 r Y x -r M A Y 22 si s 2' 1-S' si 'igsf 'iv' 3 Y if .F BUILDING TRADES CLASS Center picture: Standing in front ot the new Ag building which they constructed are B. T. class meme bers-Row I: Allen, Retzer, Lamb, Bond, Watson, Fernandes, Buchanan, Curtis, Cruzan. Row Il: Sorrill, Graubner, Pate, Strawn, Taylor, Rawlings, Anders, Schneider, M. Nunes, I. A. Smith, Mr. Lair, Not pictured: Williams, Kershaw, Botkin, Norton. Above right and below left-Interior shots ot the new Ag building: paint and putty, nails and noise-the boys do it all. Above lelt: Sandpaper and screws help put the linishing touches on a kitchen cupboard in the H. S. Manual Training room. Below right: A tew last details are taken care of in one of the Y. M. C. A. rooms which the boys refinished FSI? :Sass project. The Building Trades Class under Mr. Lair is one ot the most worthwhile groups in 49 Roy, Aguar, Mutch, DeFrcxtes. Now here We have the Freshman class Who, though they're rather green, By now have learned the diverse ropes, Helped by Miss Smith, their dean. At first they often wandered lost, By now they know their Wayg They even get to class on time On every other day. As to the Freshman officers: The president is Bill, And when the Worthy PreXy's gone, They've Charles his place to fill. The secretary, Carol Boy, Writes minutes for the class. The Treasurer is Winnie Mutch CA mercenary lassb. The first year may be quiet Here in dear old Newton Bate, But the Frosh will soon be busy, If they keep up at this rate. The Freshman party Was quite good, From everything one hears. We Wish the Freshies lots of luck, Throughout the next three years. Crimson lay says: just watch our smoke, And that's no jokc. ' ffeah, you know what happens To green Jfuj' when it hurns.j C-6244 0 fQ-44 President BILL DE FBATES Vice-President CHARLES AGUAB Secretary CAROL BOY Treasurer WINIFBED MUTCH I L, ', :fry I- he so 13 Row I: Aguar, A. Alexander, M. Alexander, Anders, Arnold, Ayers, B. Baker, H. Baker, Baldwin, Baptist, Baptiste, Barnes. Row II: Beadles, Beale, Becker, Beemer, Biggs, Bowman, Bradney, Brennan, Brogdon, A. Brown, R, Brown, Brune. Row III: Busey, Carter, Chamberlain, Christison, Colwell, M. Cox, R. Cox, Crabtree. Row IV: Crompton, Crawley, Crowcrofi, Cruzan, Curry, Darush, Bob Davis, Billy Davis. How V: I. Davis, Davison, Deem, DeShara, Deutscher, Dodsworth, Drake, Dugger, Row VI: Enselman, Evans, Evemeyer, Ewing, Fair, Ferguson, Floreth, Foote. Row VII: Fort- ner, Frank, Freeman, Freitag, French, Garrett, Gincler, Goodall, B. Hacker, M. Hacker, Hadclen, Hall. How VIII: Hamm, Hardy, Harrison, Hart, Hawk, Haynes, Hazlewood, Headen, Hempel, Hennessey, Herzberger, Holmes. How IX: Hopper, Hubbert, Hudson, Hundley, Imboden, Iackson, Iacobs, Iording, Kane, Kennedy, Kershaw, Kumle. FRESHMEN Inset: Through the efforts of Miss Smith and the Co-dean, Miss Ruyle, the green Freshmen made their way through their first year at I. H. S., not so green alter all. Yiwu- ek . .. , Q X D4 K .mx fg W A Kav- -Q an ,X . .A ww 2 u 3 ' an l N 1 f -, W 54 1 1 J Q if .!-. ,. Q mi -ff' V' , 4 . ' A '1 'X LX 47 QF- 3 N ws if 4 ' fn- A-N . W 'V 1 X f XB r-wil 'W N wif ff ff' 'aff A 2, 'EQ R sw QP 'af ' G 52 TWENTY-EIGHT MID-SEMESTER FRESHMEN FBGM IUNICDB HIGH ENTER I. H. S. IN IANUABY Here we are, now where do we go from here? was the exclamation of the Freshmen as they entered I. H. S. on Ianuary 27th. Although it is somewhat difficult for the mid-year Freshies to adjust them- selves to their new routine, this group of students soon became accustomed to regular high school life. Looking back over their two years' record in Iunior High, we found many achievements. One worthy of mention was the interesting pageant, America For All , staged at their graduating exercises. The patriotic theme was presented with Betty Freitag as the Spirit of America and Gloria Bentley as 'lColu1'nbia wit h l'Liberty , Peace , Iustice , and other ideals be- ing represented by other members of the Class. Betty Freitag and Boy White were the two students honored with the American Legion and Auxiliary awards. We fully expect these two students and their classmates, while in I. H. S., to live up to their past record. Row I: Vaniter, Stringham, Richards, Madison, Freitag, Bentley, Floberg, Williams, Summers, Fernandes, Ingels, Ore, Wright. How ll: Whiteman, Opperman, Walker, Sample, Ellis, Shelton, Mohn, Miss Bur- bridge, Butcher, Berry, Iustus, Owens, Jacobs, Fraser, Gray. p - x Y CRUM, NELMS SELECTED ' CC-EDITORS EOR HERALD mls the type all in? Has the copy come back from the printers? Are We going to meet the deadline? Ques- tions! Questions! Questions-as this Week's Herald goes to press! Putting a school paper out every two Weeks is really no jokeg it requires much Work and concentration. Miss Margaret Moore acting as chairman of the committee of faculty advisers has devoted much time and energy to the Herald. Margaret Nelms and Everett Crum were selected as co- editors with Leo Heneghan as business manager. Other members of the edi- REPORTING STAFF Row I: Waddell, Slagle, DeFrates. Row Il: Hyneman, Wheeler, Broyles, Tcmkersley, Arnold, Mr, Kehl, Christison, Underbrink, Long, Srgrill, Rexroct, Petelish, Nunes, Cassell, Bellatti, Swales, W t ins ec 55 EDITORIAL STAFF an in - u , 1 1 s, ur aroyd, ene an, rum, ra - Mr. unnin ,Bu . Seated-Miss Leonhcxrd, Nelms, Miss Moore, Miss Ruyle. St dg Clp Phllp M gt H gh C B d ney, G g ll torial staff are: sports editors-Bob Bradney and Paul Ketnerg Senior edi- tors-Wilma Lee Bull and Betty Rae Culpg Iunior editors-Bill Phillips and Mildred Murgatroyd. The Herald is one of the oldest or- ganizations in I. H. S. In fact, the first copies of this printed paper date as far loack as 1921. The Herald has come a long way since then, and We find in its pages many excellent stories and editorials as Well as Write-ups of such important events as the Prom, the Senior Play, and other leading events of the year. 56 t DEBATERS OFFERED OPPORTUNITY FOR PRACTICE AND DISCUSSION IN FORUM The first, third, and fifth Wednesday of each month the members of Forum Club meet to hold debates on subjects concerning international as Well as school problems. Greatly responsible for upholding the standard of Forum's being the old- est and one of the most active clubs in I. H. S. is Miss Emma Mae Leonhard, the adviser, Who, together with the of-- the rebuttal comes the final decision of the judges. Thus is concluded another debate and another lesson not only for the debaters but for all attending the meeting. The program committee spent much tme in selecting the topics for debate -some of national interest, some of local problems, some of school activi-I lies, and some of everyday affairs. At table-Frank, Phillips, Smith, Coraor, Row I: Gebhard, Capps, Enselman, Perbix, Sibert, Tankersley, Arnold. Row II: ficers, has given time and attention to creating interest in debating a n d speaking. Here in this club the young debaters receive their training for later varsity debates in the accepted procedure complete with critics, timelceepers, and judges: a debate opens with the affir- mative presenting its case after which the negative attempts to tear down the evidenceg after the main speeches and Deutsch, Schillerstrom, Norbury, Barnes, Row III: Sullivan, Miss Leonhard. President RALPH SMITH Vice-President GEORGE CORAOR Sec'y.-Treas. HELEN PATTERSON Program WM. SULLIVAN Committee BARNES NORBURY . - HARRIET PERBIX DRI-XMATIC C L U B PRESENTS ONE-ACT PLAYS IN ITS MEETINGS AND IN ASSEMBLY President RICHARD ALLAN Vice-President BOB McNEIL Secretary MARIE GEBHARD Treasurer BETH RCBINSON The Drctmcctic'Club has worked with make-up, pantomime, and one act 57 leah Davidson, Lee Sullivan, a n d Martha Foote presented the comedy, l'Erank and Erna . The Dramatic Club has given one act plays for the P. T. A. and the MacMurray Theater Guild. A dance for the club was given in the spring. The Iunior Dramatic club presented a play called Safety I-'irst with the following cast: Beverly Lindley, Mary Kay Enselman, William Tuttle, Bob Taylor, and Bob Holmes. Pictured: Admire, Aguur, Allan KPres.J, Bagale, Bcxrickmun, McDougall, McNeely, McNeil IV.-Pres.J, Mathews, Mitchell, Caldwell, Capps, Carruthers, Collidge, Coultas, Cowgur, Moss, Newport, Norbury, Oxley, Pires, Potter, Hagan, Rempe, Davidson, Deem, Delfreitos, Deutsch, H. Drury, I. Drury, Ensel- Richardson, B. Robinson, H, Robinson, Schildmcn, A. Stocker, mcm, Foote, E. Gebhard, M. Gebhcrrcl iSeC'YJ. Green, Heneg- K. Stocker, Stout, Sullivan, Taylor, VcmNoy, Vise, Wegehott, hcxn, Hutchison, Iohnson, Iording, Lame, Lee, Lindley, Lyn Wessler, Winks, Winsteud, Wright, Miss Richeson, plays. Two of these plays were pre- sented to the student body. The cast of Dead Men Can't Hurt You in- cluded Don Caldwell, Virginia Van Noy, Richard Allan, lean Hutchison, and H a r old MacDougall. I a c k Mathews, Betty Caldwell, Mary Alice Barickman, Imogene McKee, Myra- Crimson Icry says: Our slack in trade is drama, And can we acl? Oh Mama! 7 Beth Robinson Humor Iecn Hutchison Pictures Warren Lucas Art Porter Capps Fecziures Bill Sullivan Editor Iune Delfreiias Senior Class Editor Bill Benson Business Mgr. Helen'-Carruthers Snapshot Editor Io Ann Oxley Ass't. Soles Bob Bradney Boys' Sports Thelma West Typist Bernard Enfield Ass'i. Piclure Editor Marie Gebhard Calendar Katherine Potter Clubs Ianie Frank Co-Editor Carol Coultas Copy Editor Don Caldwell Advertising Myrcxleah Davidson Ass't. Class Editor Bob McNeil Sales Manager Ioyce Vise Ass't. Sales Wanda Allen Typist Betty Barnes Girls' Sporls DEBATERS DISCUSS FEDERAL POWERS PROM MANY ANGLES Top to bottom: Mr. Johnson, Coraor, Rage , Sullivan, Norbury, Schillerstrom, Phillips, Smith, Patterson. Not pictured: Lindernann. The debate season opened with two outstanding teams. Composing the A team were Ralph Smith and George Coraor --affirmative, Helen Patterson and Curtis Schillerstrom sup- ported the negative. The B team was made up of Bill Phillips and Keith Ragan-negative, while Lee Sullivan and Bud Nor- bury upheld the affirmative. Paul Lindernann took Lee Sulli- van's place during the latter part of the year. - This year's debate topic, Resolved: The power of the Fed- eral Government should be increased , was developed and dis- cussed in its various phases by both A and B teams. Among the cases presented under this topic were those concerning crime control, insurance, child labor, state trade barriers, and inflation. The team tied with Lincoln for third place in the N. E. L. district and was tied for second place in tournaments at Webster Groves and Monmouth. Through his new debate class Mr. Iohnson provides exper- ience for newcomers as well as for older debaters. 61 Crimson Icy says: Practzce, contests, competition Simply wreck my disporition. I. H. S. SPEECH TEAM OOACHED BY MlSS HELEN HOLLAND HAS GOOD YEAR The speech team got off to a slow start as the Weather prevented trips to Lincoln and Charleston. At Granite City, their first meet, Shirley Green took top honors in Humorous Declama- tion. ln the ISHSMLA sub-district meet in Ashland, Iacksonville took five out of six first places. The Winners were Mary Bagale-verse reading, Shirley Green-Humorous, George Coraor- Extemp, Harris Rowe-Oratory, and William Sullivan- Original Oratory. These people participated in the dis- trict meet in Iacksonville Where Mary and George took firstsg Shirley and Harris, seconds, and William a third, enabling them to go on to the State meet. Under the able direction of Miss Hol- land, the team has scored many suc- cesses, including the one at Wesleyan Where Harris Rowe, Carman Potter, and Keith Hagan took lst, 2nd, and 3rd in Oratory, and Ralph Smith, George Ooraor, and Helen Patterson, in EX- temp. Beth Robinson took third in Serious. d Y' ' ' Pit. Standlng' Rowe, Coraor, Smith, Mr. Iohnson, Cal well, D singer, Hagan, Lmdemcxnn, Sullivan, o er iecgtecilgrliow I: Miss Holland, Capps, Little, Robinson, Enselmcm, Row Il: Bagale, Hughes, Green, n er rin . dIflLL' Clml MOST POPULAR GIRL No great surprise was the students' choice forthe most popu- lar Senior girl. Ianie's enviable dancing ability, as Well as her charming smile and personality, have helped to endear her to her classmates. Her scholastic record as second highest girl, and her cooperation and Work as co-editor of the I are also greatly to her credit, not to mention her active Work as Class secretary during her Junior and Senior years. Runner-up for the honor was Opaline Bishop. Jfzctml Xfi I4 Most' POPULAH Bov Richard Allan's friendly disposition and ever good nature made him the students' choice as most popular Senior boy. Richard has a long list of extra-curricular activities to his credit. His excellent dramatic ability and baritone voice along with his dancing have all added to his popularity among his classmates. Incidentally, Ianie and Richard have been dancing partners throughout their four years in high school. Runner-up for the honor was Bob Bradney. CVMIILW CS.1zf,,,, VALEDICTORIAN ' d as valedictorian by his William Sullivan was recognize 't was officially announced by the fac- classmates long before 1 ulty. Not only were his scholastic attainments most outstanding, but his interests in dramatics, music, and speech have easily placed him as leader of the Senior Class. :l:Dale Dysinger is second highest boy. Others on the honor roll with a B average or better are lklvlarjorie Irlam, :ilames Craig, ifRobert Fenstermaker, Rose N unes, Harold Sorrells, Porter ' ' d D nald Caldwell. Capps, Ruth lean Siegfried, an o Those starred have not attended I. H. S. all four years. gray COA! SALUTATORIAN Upholding the girls' scholastic record, Betty Colob was chosen as this year's salutatorian. Through her quiet and un- assuming Ways she has Won the respect of her fellow students during her entire four years. Ianie Frank is second highest girl. Others on the honor roll are: Wilma Lee Bull, Richard Wegehoft, Wayne Herrin, Helen Patterson, Bill Benson, Fred Bailey, Betty Barnes, tAudrey Wildt, lean Hutchison, Edith Smith, Martha Bayless, Helen Carruthers, and tEverett Crum. Those starred have not attended I. H. S. all four years. 66 Row I: Miss Hopper, Thurmon, Hamm, Rogers, Kennedy, Meyers, Massey, Wilkinson, Hudson. How II: Pires, Mulch, Roy, Stone, Potter, Goodall, Haynes, Little, Bradney, Barnes, Row III: Enselman, Lindley, Hopper, Stevens, Marshall, Lacey, Woods, M. Snyder, Iackson, Hunclley. Row IV: B. Waggener, Broyles, C. Waggener, Tankersley, E. Snyder, Rush, Hardy, Deem. FRESHMAN GIRLS' CHORUS: NEW MUSICAL ORGANIZATION IN I. H. S. THIS YEAR President ELIZABETH THURMoN Vice-President MARTHA HAIVIM Secretary BETTY ROGERS Treasurer I WINIERED MUTCH For the first time in the history of I. H. S. We have a Freshman Girls' Chorus. . Due to the size of the Iunior Choir, the Freshmen girls were separated fromthis Choir to form an organization of their own. Here they have taken much interest in the activities engaged in by the Iunior and Senior Choirs as Well as having furnished several musical pro- grams of their own. They have proved their value to the other organizations by participating in the magazine sale and also by lend- ing a hand in the selling of tickets for our opera, The G-ondoliers . In this club the members receive ex- cellent instruction Which will enable them to continue their Work in the Iunior and Senior Choirs. The choral Work which they study is of the same four-part type that the members of the older clubs sing. I The musical activities of the next few years should bring out the ability of these songsters. 67 Pres. V. Pres. Sec. Ass't, Sec. Treas. Ass't. Treas. fi ,i.,f -ri' Row I: Staff, Stewart, Coolidge, Spink, Baker, Mason, Cooper. How II: Wall, Iohnson, Phelps, Thorn- burgh, Newbery, Cruzan, Robinson, Skinner, Otth, Meyer. OFFICERS FOR Treble Clef MARIETTA WALL DOLLY NEWBERY MARTHA SPINK BARBARA THORNBURGH GERRY STEWART BETTY ESKEW Glee Club WILLIAM STAFF GLENN SKINNER EDWARD OTTH WALTER MEYER NORVELL CRUZAN RICHARD CRUZAN Choir WALTER MEYER MILDRED MASON KATHERINE BAKER RICHARD CRUZAN IEAN M. COOPER IIMMY GUNN IUNIOR CHOIR IN MIN S T R E L A N D VESPERS Believe it or not-it isn't the Senior but the Iunior Choir that you hear the third period each Friday. This group, also under the direction of Miss Hopper, has taken an active part in the school choral Work. They furnished the entire chorus for the- Minstrel and were well represented in the Christmas Vespers. A We'Il hear more from them next year in the Senior Choir. Row I: Cooper, Newbery, Staff, Spink, Baker, Stewart, Otth, Skinner, Miss Hopper, Meyer, Gunn, Coolidge, Phelps, Wall, Mason, Eskew, Thornburgh, How II: McNeely, Thompson, White, Long, Berg- quist, Day, Reid, Maurer, Pealc, Stout, Ienkins, Frost, Wiley, Dvorak, Robinson, Stevenson. Row III: Green, Mallicoat, Iackson, Cisne, K. Stocker, Lovekarnp, Wessler, Perbix, Craver, M. Christison, Martin, Baldwin, Kane, Hunt, Wright. Row IV: Foster, Carson, Burgess, Little, Bote, Woods, Hunter, P. Chrise tison, Vasconcellos, Drury, Hughett. Row V: Smith, Lynn, Kumle, Davis, Rogan, Wise, Wolfe, Florence, Iohnson, Evans, Stocker, Underbrink, Biggs, Bull, Ginder, Dodsworth, Stark, Drake, E. Smith, Anders, Beadles, Taylor, Evemeyer. NUMEROUS CHORAL PRCGRAMS PRESENTED BY GLEE CLUB. TREBLE CLEF, AND CHOIR The Treble Clef's first activity this year Was its annual tea for the moth- ers, presided over by the president, Carol Coultas. The club's activities have been many and varied and have included singing for many churches and clubs in Iacksonville. . Chief among the music club's activi- ties Were the concerts given by the entire Choir in Springfield and Cham- paign this spring. MISS LENA MAE HOPPER, our choral cl t . B 1 w-Row I: Black, Bishop, Row I: Fitzsimmons, Hutchison, Delfreitas, Bishop, E. Mansfield, Minor, Capps, Duk B g le, Coultas, Capps. How Lynn, Coultas, Patterson, Siegfried, Wegehoft. Row II: Waggener, Boddy, K. Pott B II Fancher, Smith, Lane, Yates, Perkins, I. McNee1y, L. Sullivan, Lane, Smith, C. Black, C. Potter, Ir. Mans! Id , W. Sullivan, R. Allan. roat, Underbrink. Not pictured: Bayless, B. Caldwell, Redding, Vasey. Eleven of our students attended the Illinois State H. S. Chorus in Cham- paign this year. On Oct. 30th, Opaline Bishop, Mary Bagale, Carol Coultas, Porter Capps, Fred Eancher, William Sullivan, Richard Allan, Ioe Smith, Clyde Black, Harris Rowe, and Dick Lane, chaperoned by Mrs. Capps and Mrs. Allan, left for the University of Illinois Where they spent three days preparing for the concert under the direction of Olaf Christiansen. All who attended agree that it was a Wonderful experience. Pres. V. Pres. Sec. Ass't. Sec. Ass't. Above-Row I: Frank, Robinson, I-Ieneghan, Coultcs, Rowe. Row II: Capps, McNeil, Allan, Bishop, Hutchison, . Black, Carruthers, Sullivan, Bogcile, Siegfried. Treas. Treos. 69 OFFICERS FOR Treble Clef Glee Club Choir CAROL HARRIS LEO COULTAS ROWE HENEGHAN MARY CLYDE OPALINE BAGALE BLACK BISHOP HELEN BOB IEAN CARRUTHERS MCNEIL HUTCHISON PORTER ENRICO BOB CAPPS CINCIS MCNEIL BETH RICHARD RUTH IEAN ROBINSON ALLAN SIEGFRIED IANIE BILL RICHARD FRANK SULLIVAN U ALLAN .ur f . . . L.. .' , A i ' .. N., , . . , L Row I: Carruthers, P. McNeely, Hughes, Butler, Stone, Barbre, Shenks-l, B. Heneghan, Gurley, . L. Black, Cobb, Robinson, Pancake, Heaton, Frank, Oxley. Row II: Quinn, Denney, McNeil, Rogan, Rowe, W. Sullivan, R. Allan, Lindsay, Fancher, Dysiuger, I... Heneghon, Cincis, Ci I I Walker, Brasel, Cloud, Coraor. Not pictured: Ed Allan, W. Allen, Atkinson. rtflson gy says' , , I - I x J ' . . ,, . I II - 'I NX ll I I ll ll . ' ' f4 Again this year the music clubs pre sented a Christmas vesper here at the high school The cho1r sang the Halle luiah Chorus from the MESSIAH as usual Among the new numbers were Pergolesl s Glory To God Gounod s Sanctus a n d the finale f r o m FAUST. The stage Was decorated with illum- inated Christmas trees and Cande- labra. The entire production Was un- der the direction of Miss Lena Mae Hopper, and the accompanist was Mary Frances Allen. Im quztc a song bzrd Jes SIT ree' Want some muszcg Call on me' f 70 SENIOR CHOIR PRESENTS GILBERT AND SULLIVAN'S GONDOLIERS OCT. 23-24 Realistic settings, colorful scenery and costumes, gay pompous gentle- men, hilarious comedy-what have we here? The Gondoliers as presented by the Senior Choir. The Gondoliers opens with the mar- riage of the two gondoliers Marco KEred Eancherj and Guisseppe CCar- man Potterj to Tessa Clean I-Iutchisonl and Gianetta ClVIary Bagalel. Shortly after, they are informed by the Grand Inquisitor CI-Iarris Rowel that one of them is the king of Barataria. Which is which? Who knows? Meanwhile the Duke and Duchess of Plaza-Toro CWilliam Sullivan and Por- Above Left: Dodsworth, Capps, Bayless, Sullivan, Rowe. Right: Chorus of Gondolrers, Conta- dine girls, and retainers. Be- low Left: Hagan, Bagale, Hut- chison, Potter, Right: Pierce, Ailan, Bishop, Staff. Inset: Fan- c er. J M fb x s s X x Crimson lay says: W eire zuhizjger at grand opera, Directed by .Miss Hop- pcra. ter Cappsl and their daughter, Casilda COpaline Bishopl, have arrived from Spain. It so happened that Casilda, in infancy, was married by proxy to the King of Barataria. Learning this quite upsets her as she and her father's at- tendant, Luiz CRichard Allanl, are pas- sionately in love. The difficulties are solved by Inez fMartha Baylessl as she names Luiz the real king. Good work was done by the entire cast including Carol Coultas, Beth Rob- inson, Iune Delfreitas, Ruth Eitzsim- mons, I-Ielen Patterson, George Coraor, Dick Lane, and Clyde Black. Ianie Frank and Richard Allan presented a colorful Spanish dance number. Keith Ragan played Marco the sec- ond night due to Fred l:'ancher's illness. ANNUAL MINSTREL GIVEN NCVQ l9-20 This year the stage of our annual minstrel show was bedecked with red, white, and blue. Why? Patriotism was our themel Uncle Sam, himself, was there in the person of Bob Bradney. The eight funny end men were: Nor- bury, Cruzan, Lane, Cohen, Rowe, Deutsch, Coraor, and Ed Allan. Mr. I-lollowell was' our interlocutor. The specialties we had were-vocalists: Carman Potter, Winifred Waggoner, Ruth Fitzsimrnons, Porter Capps, Dale Dysinger, lacgueline Tankersley, Vera 71 Sue Cisne, Cpaline Bishop, Eleanor White, Iune Thompson, Doris lacksong -instrumentalists: Iune Thompson, Norma Oberjuerge, Rita Wessler, Carl Powers, Eugene Edwards, Ben Lane, Ed Daniel, Marjorie and Wilma Craw- ley, - dancers: lean Marie Cooper, Ruth lean Siegfried, Patty Brennan, Ruth Vinson, Ianet Rernpe, Phyllis Barnes, Richard Allan, and Ianie Frank. ln addition to the regular chorus were a military drill group, a sailor chorus, and a semi-chorus from the Senior Choir. The program was con- cluded with God Bless America by the entire ensemble and the audience. Above left: Military Drill Group. Center: Rempe, Vinson. Rightz R. Wessler, Oheriuerge. Lett center: Mr. Hallowell. Center Group-Row I: E. Allan, Coraor, Rowe, Deutsch, Enselman, Cohen, Norbury, D. C . R II: R. W l P lc R b' F St k ruzan owe ess er, ea , o mson, rost, oc er, Bradney, Mr. Hollowell, Vasconcellos, Reid, Martin, Stout, Baker, Ienkins, Drury, Hunter, P. Christison, Da Hnt W'l Ob ' r . Row y, u , iey, errue ge III: Fitzsimrnons, Spink, Wall, White, Mason, Thornburgh, Dvorak, N. Cruzan, Cincis, Sullivan, Fancher, Dysinger, Smith, Black, Potter, Florence, Green, Newbery, Cisne, Coolidge, Iackson, McNeely, Cooper, Tankersley. Row IV: M. Crawley, W. Crawley, W. Waggener, B. Waggener, I. Wessler, M. Christison, Maurer, Craver, Gunn, Iohnson, Brasel, Meyer, Underbrink, Stocker, Skinner, Otth, Phelps, Stati, Kumle, Kane, Stevenson, Lovekamp, Barnes, Brennan, Thompson. Row V: Coultas, Carruthers, Oxley, Hughett, Foster, Carson, Moss, Murgatroyd, Little, Bote, Woods, Bishop, Bagcrle, Capps. Right center: Bradney. gelzw left: E. Allan, Coraor, Rowe, Deutsch. Center: Frank, R. Allan. Right: Cohen, Norbury, Lane, . ruzan. 72 CAROL COULTAS CROWNED MAY QUEEN IN MUSIC FESTIVAL The program of the May Festival included, be- sides choral numbers by the Ir. and Sr. Choirs, spe- cial numbers by Opaline Bishop, lanie Frank, Richard Allan, Ruth Iean Siegfried, Harris Rowe, William Sullivan, Dale Dysinger, and lean Marie Cooper. The outstanding event was the crowning of the Queen, Carol Coultas, by Anna Louise Rataichak, last year's Queen. The court consisted of Porter Capps, Maid of Honor, Mary Bagale, First Maid, Wanda Allen, Second Maid, and their escortsx I-larris Rowe, Leo I-leneghan, William Sullivan, and Richard Allan. The crown bearer was Betty Lou Underbrink. ' l E7 claim! R w I: Coultas, Bag 1 , Car- h R b' B' h H t o mson, is cp, u - h' Frank, Mansfield. R w II: All Capps, Siegfried D - F 't B ll, Patterso O I y, B it f ld I t U cl b lc use: n '. unloz -v ,.- enfot 'COWL 73 PAUL LINDEMANN IS CHAIR- MAN OP THE IR. - SR. PROM This year's lunior Class put on a grand banquet and Prom. The theme was Moods and Moments in Hawaii and every one was provided with blue and yellow leis. Bud Norbury nobly handled the job of toastmaster and toasts were given by Mr. Mutch, Mr. May, David Hauck, Bob Bradney, Charlotte Taylor, Martha Foote, Ralph Evans, and Betty Spencer. The invocation was given by Tom Iones. The banquet was followed by the Prom at McClelland Hall with the music of Hank Messer and his orches- tra. The general chairman of the dance was Paul Lindemann, assisted by the chairmen of the various committees as follows: Peggy McNeely-Banquet, lack Mathews-Dance, Virginia Van Noy-Tickets, Martha Foote-Banquet program., Keith B a g a n - Publicity, Nancy H u g h e s - Dance program, Chester Horton-Checkroom, Betty Un- derbrink-invitation Ober- jgerge- unch. ,f H. Fun cmd Fest in the ,N Hawaiian manner - 1 The Ir,-Sr. B q t !f' The G r a n d March pauses w h i l e the front r o w couples look at the birdie. McNeel lBan uet Y CI Chrmn.J, W o o d s, Gebhard, Bradney lSr. Pres.J, Under- brink, Houck Ur. Pres.J, Potter, Linde- m a n n C D cx n c e Chrmn.l 74 NEW BAND LEADER 'INSTATED Mr. Robert Fields, who succeeded Mr, Hitchcock. Row I: M. Taylor, Gebhard, Hitte, Craig, Pierce, Goodrich, Marshall, A. Brown, W. Foote, Canatsey, Cowgur, Hamilton. Row II: McGovern, M. Foote, Dwyer, Fair, Iohnson. Row III: DeSharcl, Rexroat, Shumaker, Craver, Pine, Daniel, Hawks, A flash of crimson, a dash of white, batons twirling, sound of drums - Here comes the band! Much of the school spirit displayed at football games and in the Harvest Day parade was due to the tootling and oompah of our band. Following the farewell party given for Mr. Hitchcock when he left for the Peoria Iunior High School in Decem- ber, preparations were made to re- ceive our new director, Mr. Robert Fields. Much practice was required to pre- pare the band for their concert given on March 21 and their participation in the May Festival held at Vlfinchester. The money received from the concert, from donations, and from the check- room an d pop concessions at the dances has helped to pay for the new band uniforms. Powers, Turner, D. Lowe, Mohn, Vasey, l- Spink, Floreth, S, Spink, W. Taylor, Gotschall, Rust, Crum, Lane. Standing: Ward, Young, Bishop. Not pictured: Ahlquist, Green, Hardy, Nelms, Bowen, Peters, Erixon, Edwards, Ferguson. 75 Row I: Hudson, Bentena, Heaton, Potter, Lane, Goodrich, Peters, Taylor. Row Il: Sullivan, Mr. Hitchf k Mohn, Daniel, Powers, Vasey. coc , INTEBMISSICN MUSIC FOB I. H. S. ENTEBTAINMENTS FURNISHED BY ORCHESTRA Under the direction of Mr. Carol Hitchcock the high school Orchestra Was again organized at the beginning of the school year, practice sessions being held on Tuesday afternoons. Its outstanding services are to fur- nish entr'acte music for evening per- formances of High School entertain- ments, such as the opera, and to acquaint its members with group play- ing and group arrangements. Essays were made into the more classical music and several classical compositions were perfected besides familiar light Works and airs. The personnel this year included: violins-William Sullivan, Mary Ben- tena, Anne Hudson, Mary Heaton, string bass-George Mohng piano- Melba Potter, clarinets-Marcella Tay- lor, Peggy Goodrich, Carolyn Hitteg trombone - Ben Lane, flute - Betty Peters, trumpets-Ed Daniel, Carl Pow- ers, baritone horn-Claude Vasey. D Crimson Icxy says: :fast call me Krupa. I'm supah-dupa. .f 2 ,,! 76 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB STUDIES FASHIONS AND PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT President FRANCES ANN WILSON Hee-President A ETHEL MORRIS Secretary-Treasurer CATHERINE LITTLE occasions, and many other subjects interesting to the girls. In the spring the club presented its outstanding event of the year, the an- nual style show. The girls make the clothes, then model them to illustrate appropriate and inappropriate fash- ions for a high school girl for all occasions. With Miss Edna Osborne and Miss Alice Larimore as faculty advisers, the Home Economics Club has fulfilled its purpose in forming an organization Pictured: Atkinson, Bradney, Crabtree, Cruzan, Darush, Duncan, Fox, Hart, Hernbrough, Hipkins, Had- den, Hyneman, B. Imboden, D. lmboden, I. Imboden, Kershaw, Little, Long, Massey, E. Morris, L. Morris, Redding, Robinson, Scott, Short, Slagle, Smith, Souza, Thompson, Vieira, Waggener, Wheeler, White, Wilcoxen, Wildt, Wilson, Wright, Yates, Miss Larimore, Miss Osborne, Miss Ada Smith. Any high school girl interested in home economics is eligible to belong to this, one of the most interesting clubs in l. H. S. The membership this year is thirty-nine. The Home Economics Club meets every first and third Tuesday of the month. During the past year the club studied fashions, etiquette, personality development, table service, china and silver, good grooming, clothes for all connecting the home and school, in training the girls in leadership, and in furnishing an opportunityh ffor social activities. BUSINESS - MINDED STUDENTS INVITED TO MEMBERSHIP IN TI-IE COMMERCIAL CLUB All students interested in business are eligible to belong to the Com- mercial Club sponsored by the Com- mercial department. The club has as its aim creating high-standards of busi- ness ethics and ideals in its members. 77 The Commercial Club meets every second and fourth Tuesday of each month. The programs are varied in- cluding talks given by business men on related subjects and visits to differ- ent business houses. The club has alsohhad many social . ,.' p'A5:f,,J Row I: Cully, Wardle, Sorrill, Petefish, Kearns. Row II: Stout, German, Hunter, Winter, Raleigh, How III: Barnes, Baldwin, Wheeler, Massey, Simms, Alexander, B. Busey, Sheptenko. Row IV: Crawley, R V S St'lt M' G g R t M. Busey, White, Klinghammer. w : President ROBERT STOUT Vice-President VELMA WARDLE Secretary MARIORIE CULLY Treasurer SHIRLEY GERMAN activities, the most important one being the Alumni Banquet, held the latter part of the school year. The members usually have a picnic for their last meeting of the year. Commercial Club owes its develop- ment to Miss Mildred George Whose efforts and cooperation have made the club so successful. Qjflfg 78 ACTIVE TRI-Y MEMBERSHIP IS LARGEST IN MANY YEARS Under the able guidance of Miss Ruyle and the cooperating officers, Tri-Y boasts this year of the excep- tionally large membership of one hun- dred and nine. Meetings were held the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month with a banquet and program in the school cafeteria. Among the many interesting pro- grams presented were those by the Iapanese twins from MacMurray Col- lege, Miss Hiatt of the Public Library, Reverend Pankhurst, and Miss Os- borne of the I. I-I. S. Faculty. The Tri-Y girl strives to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian living. This year Tri-Y again sponsored a campaign for Christmas baskets. With the entire school cooperating to supply food and money, there were twenty- six baskets distributed to the needy. The success of this project was due largely to Iune DeFreitas and her com- mittee. The girls of the Wes'tern District were guests of our Club at the Older Girls' Conference held April 26-27. Other important events of the year were the Annual Alumnae Banquet on February ll, the Mother and Daughter Banquet, and the Spring Formal in May, with Marie Gebhard and lo Ann Oxley acting as co-chairmen. President HELEN MOSS Vice-President IOAN DRURY Secretary PEGGY MCNEELY Treasurer PORTER CAPPS Program Chairman MARIE GEBI-IARD Admire, Bagale, Baker, Baldwin, quiet, Black, Bocldy, Bowen, Bull Canatsey, Capps, Carruthers, Carson, Cobb, Coolidge, Cooper, Cowgur, Craver, H, Drury, I. Drury, Eades, Forwoocl, Fo hard, M. Gebhard, Goodrich, Green, Gurley, Harney, Heneghan, Hughes,'Hunter, Hutchison, Irlam, lack Kinnett, Lee, Long, McGovern, McNeely, Martin, M May, Minor, E. Mitchell, I. Mitchell, Morthole, H. Moss, I. Moss, Nealon, Newbery, Newport, Oxley, Pancake, D. Patter- son, Peak, Peters, Potter, Reid, Rempe, Shenkel, Sibert, Slagle, Smith, Spencer, Spink, Stewart, Stocker, Stout, Swales, C. Tay- lor M. Taylor Thornbur h Underbrink VanNo Vasconcellos 1 1 Q 1 1 Y1 1 Vieira, Vise, Walihan, Wall, Wiant, Wiley, Williams, Wright, Zahn. Not pictured: Aull, Coultas, M. Cowgur, Enselman, Icnes, Maine, H. Patterson, Perkins, Stone, Swain. 2 I I 1 1 ' ' ,w . . A V, ,- ,I f ttf . 79 Row I: Iordan, Baker, Suryk, Rust, Meyer, Iumper. Row II: cellos. Row IV: Adams, Bellatti, Otth, Phelps. Speaker's Table: Summers, Hermann, Sullivan, Schildman, Bland, Benton, Skin- Mr. Hermann, Mr. Gasen, Gunn, Mr. West. f ner, Black. Row III: Williams, May, Brown, Cassell, Vascon- HI- Y SPONSORS CHRISTMAS DANCE, AMONG NUMEROUS ACTIVITIES IN BUSY YEAR The Hi-Y. a Y. M. C. A. group, has a different organization than other clubs. Holding meetings every Thursday, the programs alternate With a supper meeting in the cafeteria one Week and a business session and a movie held at the Y the next. Having as a slogan, l'Clean speech, Clean sports, Clean scholarship, and Clean living , the purpose of the club is to create and extend higher stand- ards of Christian character throughout the school and community. During the year the members dis- cussed subjects of ,vocational as Well as educational value. The movies were designed to give the boys topics of vocational interest which would prove of value to them in later life. Several outstanding after-dinner speakers Were: Professor deRoover from Illinois College, Dr. Engelbach, Mr. Gust Bergguist, and Coach Walker, a member of our own faculty. Talks Were given to the boys on our modern youth problems, religion as connected With personal life, and other interesting subjects. Several of the social events of the year were sponsored by Hi-Y: the most outstanding were the Christmas dance held in the D. P. gym, the chicken sup- per held May first, and also the basket- ball league for boys. ' President IIMMY GUNN Vice-President WALTER MEYER Secretary GLENN SKINNER Treasurer TOMMY CURTIS Reporter CHARLES BELLATTI 80 ELEVEN IN F. F. A. EARN RANK OF MASTER FARMER IN 1941 President CHARLES HARRIS Vice-President MERRITT LOOMIS Secretary GEORGE HARDY Treasurer DALE MAWSON Reporter CLARKE STEVENSON Crimson lay says: These sun-burned charm- ers, Our future farmers. Row I: Lowe, Large, Cox, R. Hudson, Bamman, Lewis, Leavell, Luttrell, Wise, Gardner, Allan, Green- leaf, R. Robinson, Fross, Shuxnaker, Schollield. Row II: McKean, Mattson, Houston, B. Cully, M. Klein- schrnidt, Vasey, B. Robinson, Caldwell, Waggener, Harris, Loomis, Sims, B. Hudson, Hardy, Fox, Maw- son. Row III: Mr. Loomis, G. Cully, W. Kleinschmidi, Stevenson, Ward, Holmes, Hopper, Sandberg, Stanstielcl, R. Armstrong, E. Armstrong, Peteiish, Honey, DeOrnellas, Smith, Horrer. Boys forming the F. F. A. strive to create an increased interest in agricul- ture and its problems and to produce better and more educated farmers in America. Their motto is: Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, and learning to serve . , There are several different ranks in this club, each member having an op- portunity to work his way up to the highest rank. The third or highest rank is that of Master Farmer. Boys who hold this rank are: Marvin Klein- schmidt, Bill Kleinschmidt, Herbert Mattson, Lyman Fox, George Hardy, Roy Ward, Clarke Stevenson, Claude Vasey, Bill Cully, Merritt Loomis, and the Master Farmers' pres., Charles Harris. The regular activities are: regular meetings held twice a month, annual summer meetings, basketball, judging contests, annual corn and poultry show, and the Vocational Fair, held at the same time as the local County Fair. The Aggie basketball team with Charles Harris and Merritt Loomis as co-captains completed another suc- cessful year, losing only one game. Mr. Charles Leonard was engaged to finish the second semester for Mr. Loomis who passed away Ianuary sixth. Mr. Loomis was the respected leader of the Agriculture department and the F. F. A. for many years. ENGINEERS' CLUB S T U D I E S MANY PI-IASES OF INDUSTRY This club, under the direction of Mr. May, tries to teach its members through their own efforts both the prac- tical and theoretical sides of architec- tural and mechanical engineering. Regular meetings were held every other Friday, with programs presented by the club members or some outside speakers. Some of the subjects dis- cussed during the year Were: Diesel engines, the properties of metal and m a t e r i al , architectural estimating, aeronautical engineering, tool and die making, insulation, heating and venti- lation, and great engineering projects, such as Grand Coulee Dam and Boul- der Dam. Also discussed Were col- leges and universities that are prefer- able for the engineering student. 81 A banquet was held in the school cafeteria with Mr. Iohnson, a Well- known architect of this city, speaking on architectural engineering as a pro- fession. To close the social activities of the year the club had a picnic in the spring. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President BILL THOMAS Vice-President IOE MARX Secretary RUSSELL RICHARDSON SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President IOE MARX Vice-President BILL I-IERMANN Secretary RUSSELL RICHARDSON Row I: MacDougall, Morris, Ahlq , Th IJ , l Ci . Row II: Walker, Marx, Medlock, Little, Got- schall, Burmeister. Row III: Hermann, Brasel, Richardson, Fensterrnaker, Templin, Mr. May, Row IV: Riemcm, Birclsong, Bradney, Tribble. mf-Ll 82 M F ndley, all smiles, stands ready ice c to Stay in line! There's plenty lor every body! T y rattle, dishes clatter, l on reigns supreme. girls giggle, and wc r Cagefezfa Yum-yum. What's this l smell? Think I'll follow my nose and find outl Aha, the Cafeteria! Under our new Government Con- sumers Plan, the student donates his usual lunch money and is then given a ticket which entitles him to a real dinner. Preparing lunches is not the only j ob to be done by Mrs. Findley and'her helpers. Between selling ice cream, candies, and school supplies they find their time Well occupied. JAY ,gi CHATTER I Crimson lay says: Thirty days hath Sep- temberj' So on through the year, Remember? September 3 - Goodness gra- cious! Today is the beginning of my fourth year of high school. Four years ago I was but cr Freshman bird clamoring for worms. But today I am a full grown Senior-bird striving to give you the best birds-eye view of the better part of school life. September 6-Our first educa- tional movie was shown today. There is only one consolationg we won't have to sit through them again next year. September 18-My, My-things are certainly picking up. The Bentley Trio entertained us and proved to be a big hit with the front row. tBoys will be boys, you knowl. My feathers re- mained nice and calm, but I hear Mr. Agger's were pretty ruffled. September 25 - Oh, I feel as graceful as a bird-oops! I am one. The reason-Miss Arlite Smith gave us her rendition of grace and poise. She acquired it through swimming. If that is grace and poise, thank heav- ens that we birds never go near the water. September 26 - I flapped my wings toward Winchester this afternoon. I should have stayed home snugly tucked away in my nest. The score-25-U. September 27 - Today's plan f was to have a game with Ma- f comb and celebrate it with a student ticket dance. But alas, the boys lost after a gallant fight, tl9-UD and I felt like stick- ing my beak into everyone I saw at the dance. Mr. Coraor and his Wildcats served the music. October 24 - Reclining Holland slaps make-up rattling down the street October 2-With good juggling and lousy jokes as a standard, Mr. DeMotte gave us an impressive hour this afternoon. The Freshmen went wild on the jokes. The rest of the student body just went wild. October 3-4 - Oh joy! Oh bliss! All the world seemed rosy this week-end. The teachers go to September 8 - I Statt trips up the steps to begin their year of toil on this masterpiece. with cm injured ankle, Miss on the Duke of Plaza-Toro. and the Sophomore lloat go in the Harvest Day Parade. October 31 - Mr. Moore 83 school for a change and I just flit around for two whole days. - October 7 - Days of the old South were brought back to our imagination by the Old Plantation Singers. Memories of former Homecomings were also recalled and cries of- we want a homecom- ing -were prevalent. October 11 - My little utweet tweet was drowned out by the Illinois Symphony Orchestra this after- noon. It sort of hurt my ego. More inspiring was .4 the football team's successful conquest at Virginia. C19-147. The regular Friday special didn't fail us. CDoggone ith. October 17 - Even birds lose their memory. We did have an assembly but my poor little brain doesn't recall what it was. Would you call my lack of memory bad - or could it have been the assembly? October 18 - Oops! The foot- ball boys slipped again. Lin- coln gave us a 35-O licking, but there is still plenty of- fight left in the team. The spirit seems to be rising all the time. October 23-24 - The Metro- politan Opera hasn't anything on our high school chorus! Why? Because their annual opera, Gilbert and Sullivan's The Gondoliersn, gave us no end of pleasure. October 25 - Eureka! At last we see cr good home room m ovie. The picture was March of the Presidents. The stars werwthe Presidents. October 31-Harvest Day, Har- vest Day. Miss Richeson, Miss Sheppard, the Tettes all turn- ing in first class performances. And the team tied the strong Rushville eleven. And the pa- rade-I flew as high as I could and I couldn't see the whole thing. All in all it was a grand success! V November 1-l rested my wings today while the teachers attended school in Champaign. I need the rest after poking my beak into everything that has been going on around here. Eleven of my fellow classmates are also up there singing in state chorus. I wish I were there, but when my twittering does the deciding, I find myself resting-in lacksonville. November 5 - Election day-Democrats and Re- publicans are after each other, and the air is really blue-not a very good day for flying. I wouldn't be surprised to see a few black eyes tomorrow. 84 A very good program was presented this afternoon. An excerpt from the life of Abe Lincoln- Prologue to Glory -was nicely done. It's certainly a shame that Lane, Cohen, Alexander and some of the rest of our male main-line students don't have seats on the front row. November 6 - Fair and warmer-Ruffled feathers, but no black eyes. Maybe I won't have to go South after all. November 7 - Great geniuses! The Athens of the Middle-West really t u r n s them out. Mr. Brown, a local f college graduate, gave an in- teresting demonstration of mem- orizing numbers on dollar bills. The younger Heneghan boy seemed to have lots of money to give away, calling off num- bers right and left. The catch was, if he called your number, he got the dollar! November 11 - Brr - wrong again! I should have gone South a long time ago. First day of real winter' we have had. If it keeps up long, they'll find my wings frozen to me and I won't be able to strut up to get my diploma. We had a very interesting pro- gram this morning, patriotic in theme. L. K. Gilchrist talked on the Armistice and showed a movie on The Story of Our Flag . Amid snow flurries and a freez- ing wind the varsity tied the annual Armistice Day football game with I. S. D. 6-6. Was it ever exciting! , November 12 - Goodness - another assembly. Iust the kind of week I like, a little en- tertainment along with the work. A program of accordion music was presented with an added extra for the boys: one of the young ladies danced. November 13 - More educa- tion - This time a Red Cross movie on tuberculosis and an- C November 21-22 - Thanksgiving vacation - and boy, am I having a feast on one of my feathered friends! I hope I never get so big they do that to me. November 27 - An assembly for the girls for a change. Steve Cebuhar, a Hollywood extra, was the attraction. Don't get me wrong. lust because Miss Bicheson fluttered is no sign I did! December 2 - Guess What? Only twenty-two shopping days till Christmas! Mr. Townsley from the F. B. I. was here this after- noon. He showed two films on Know Your Money . Very ap- propriate with me saving all my pennies. I began to worry for fear they were counterfeit. December 3 - The girls were all excited tonightg William Campbell of the Canadian Royal Mounted talked to us about his adventures up North with the Eskimos. He said they had only two deliveries of mail in a year. I'm afraid it would be pretty hard on some of the offspring of this school. They might settle it by applying for wings like mine. December 5 - The Peoria Con- cert Band gave a very nice program this afternoon: they played several popular num- bers. If I don't learn how to whistle Down by the O-I-Ii-O , I'm going to to be put to shamep in fact, I won't even count around this school anymore. The varsity played basketball with Roadhouse tonight. We really gave them what they didn't want-a good beating. Score, 26-l7! December 7 - Another bas- ketball game with Murrayville on our own court. The boys are going to town. They look like they have wings. The final score: 20-I7 in our favor. December 10 - Talk about , ideas-leave it to the I'ettes. f ff ! They're full of them. They pre- Other OH Slgimming' A lotrol gfvembef 5 F Ab? Unfjln Coiflff fo 7- H-is-gfsefll' sented a unique pep assembly Od 't me ecause In y in come .y DTBSGHGIOD, ro ogue o ary . . go 1 ' November is - 1. H. s. crimsons fight hard to win !0d0Y lecturing KGY Kyser, Scared- to decth of Water. the last game of the season, but it's no go. alias Russell Richardson' alias December 10 - Tennessee , our Southerner, leads November 15 - Last football game of the season and we had to lose. The seniors playing their last game felt pretty bad. I wish I weren't so scrawny so I could really show them! November 19-20 - Laurels to the Minstrel cast. They really did a fine job this year. The patriotic theme made possible a grand setting. All in all it showed a lot of work and gave everyone a good time. the I'ettes in the hilarious Kay Kyser pep assembly. Tennessee , and starring the I'ettes with Ish-ka-bibble, alias Myraleah Davidson, alias Poncho . Was that orchestra good!! By the time they got through, there was plenty of pep. Basketball with Feitshans tonight on our own court. We won by a bucket. The score: Z0-18. December 13 - Friday - Iinx day for all supersti- tious birds, but not for the school chorus. They pre- sented a beautiful vesper service. Their rendition of the Hallelujah Chorus was recorded and it couldn't have been better. just our luck to play basketball on such a day. The game was played on the Beardstown court with the final score being 34-18 in their favor. December 18 - Basketball, basketball-varsity ver- sus Urbana here. The score 31-25 in their favor. December 20 - And more basketball: a game with Athens there. I hoped we would win a game just once but they beat us with a 33-9 final score. The annual Christmas Dance is held tonight, and then begins our wonderful Christmas vaca- tion. We have two whole weeks this year. I surely hope it snowsl Ianuary 3 - All are vacation- ing but the basketball boys. The playing must go on. They seem to be the only ones able to do it. I bet if they gave me a chance I would really make these wings of mine clatter just like my teeth have been chat- tering. Well, the team went to Spring- ' field tonight to show Feitshans who was good. lt seems the main idea of the trip was dis- missed, lost, or stolen some- X where between here and Springfield. Anyway we lost 13-33. Ianuary 6 - Goodness mel Did l ever hate to go back to school? lt was cold and my feathers are a little bit thin. You ought to be honored to think that in this cold weather ' I would stay up here and write school chatter for you. Ianuary 7 - Boy, I'll bet you get tired of reading my basket- ball write-ups, same old thing every time. The boys played Ierseyville tonight on our floor and guess what? The score was 27-15 in OUR favor. Ianuary 10 -J Well, we're back into the swing of things again with our first assembly of the New Year. Iack Briggs, an ar- tist, was to give some im- promptu painting. Something happened and a man whose name my lame brain doesn't recall was the pinch hitter for him: he did a fine job. With a demonstration of a bachelor sewing buttons on a coat, he kept us all in stitches. The basketball team played I. S. D. tonight and the score was 26-19 in our favor. Ianuary 16 - Carl Maslowski broke the silence of a dull Week by talking on Ornithology. If you know that the word means bird study you know why 1 Iunuary 6 - Snowball rollin' weather really comes in earnest as Bill Alexander goes alter a big one. March 19 - lack Mathews leads the caveman Iuniors in the Iunior-Senior Prom-Prom skit. Some fun! April 23 - Captain Hearn ot the F. B. I. is no man to fool with, especially with that lie detector. 85 was so interested. Icmuary 17 - It seems to me the basketball boys don't have a bit of rest. They're either practicing or playing all the time. They played in Winchester last night. We lost 40-15. I'm certainly glad I didn't fly over to that game as I had planned. Icmuary 18 - Still at it. The team played in Deca- tur last night and we lost again 37-23. Ianuary 24 - I-low nicel Grrrr. Semester exams- you know, before this week I thought school was all work and no play but now it's all work. If I don't pass I them I'll be here another year. I Icmuary 28 - And I thought I j had worries with examsl The basketball boys have to worry about losing games along with grades. They played in Rush- ville tonight and won 49-29. Very well done, I would say. February 1 - When Captain Cooley McDorment began his lecture this morning I thought he was going to talk about my clan. Much to my disgust he ended up by talking on air- planes. February 4 - Basketball seems to have gone pretty well up to now, but the boys are doing a little unnecessary fluttering. They should leave that to me. They played Pittsfield here to- night and lost 44-28. February 7 - Another movie on Territorial Expansion of the U. S. Very good if you like history, but otherwise stay away. Basketball, basketball. We played Brownstown here to- night and lost 47-26. February 11 - Hurrahl We won a basketball game. The first in weeks. The score was I. S. D. 30, l'ville 38. I hope we continue to win. February 14 - It's no wonder those boys have such a hard time winningg about all they do is play. They never get any rest. We played Clinton here tonight and lost 38-33. That's the hardest fighting on our boys' part I've seen in ages. February 18 - Have you ever seen Blanche Eades in a basketball suit? No? Boy, you have some- thing to look forward to. She and the l'ettes pre- sented a fine operating room scene this morning. It seems Blanche, alias I'ville , came through the operation with flying colors, but-we lost the Win- chester basketball game tonight 28-18. By the way that isn't my idea of flying colors. 86 February 19 - Lanphier from Springfield got trounced tonight when our team did some fancy jumping and shooting. The score? 33-20 in our favor. February 21 - We had some very good yodeling and accordion playing: this afternoon. Of course it doesn't compare with my twittering, but then I hate to brag. All bragging aside though, B. Fraunfelder, Sr., and his three children did a fine job. February 25 - Guess what? We beat the Ierseyville five tonight by a score of 28-23. February 26 - Doggone itl I talked, too soon. We lost to the Pittsfield five tonight by a score of 28-25. March 5 - Captain Frank Crilley entertained us with a talk on deep sea diving. How entertaining? March 10 - We had a gentle- man play something called music on bells. He also gave a lecture on those same bells. He didn't seem to know what it was all about, but then I have lapses of memory myself so I'm not one to chatter. March 13-14 - The two casts of Seniors really did justice to their play, What A Life . Rich- xx ard and Mac were both good N as Henry, though they were as N different as anything. I won- R der if our principal's office seems like that with teachers QL and students running in and E out all the time? I X March 19 - The Western State X Teachers' College Band from Macomb performed for us this fb morning. They really have 2. some talented musicians in the N- group. Even better than I, and 5- that's saying a whole lot. The Iuniors presented the an- nual Prom Skit this afternoon. I might add that Vicki Cincis and lack Mathews look fine in burlap sacks. March 20 - Did I get hungry this afternoon? Please don't remind mel That movie on cit- rus fruit kept everyones mouth watering. March 21 - I'd better admit that 'from now on, and possibly before, I'm not responsible for what has been discussed. I just wrote it. From now on everything will be written by looking into a crystal ball known as the future. March 28 - Schools out, schools out, some mon- key took the teachers out! We vacation for one Whole day. The Iunior-Senior Banquet and Prom AL? Y Y YU V AV A ,- , ...ui May B - Richard Allan, Leo Heneghan, William Sul- livan, and Harris Rowe: escorts lor the May Queen. May 30 - Mr. Tenclick and Shorty Harrison, our faithful ianitors, lock the building for another year. are on everyone's mind. From the eavesdropping I've been doing it seems a grand affair. March 31 - A camera man from Hollywood dis- cussed Scooping the News by means of Reels . D. W. Baird was the name. I heard he recorded some of our musical talent here in dear I. H. S. April 15 - Arthur F. Kane spoke today on Back Tracking Marco Polo . He's been here before and is quite a handsome man as well as a good speaker. April 21 - Th e masterpiece goes to press-Yes, I mean this book. April 22 -- Boy, am I going to keep my head and bill away from that stage. This is one time I'm keeping my beak out of everyone's business. Cap- tain Theodore Stern is lecturing on Science of Crime Detec- tion . He uses a lie detector. P. S. My reason for staying away. April 26-27 - This is where the boys get interested. Our Tri-Y is host to the annual girls' conference-over 200 girls from Western Illinois. Nice for the boys but awful for the girls. May 5 - Goodness me, but that was a fine assembly. A lecture demonstration was given on liquid air by Iohn Sloan. He froze a banana so hard you couldn't break it. May 8 - The annual May Fes- tival came off this evening. It was very artistically and for- mally done. When I say for- mally, I do mean formally. The queen and the three high maids were escor'ted down the aisle by Harris Rowe, William Sulli- van, Richard Allan, and Leo Heneghan. Some stuffl May 20 - The Griffins, who made quite an extensive re- search on Indian lore and his- tory, presented our last assem- bly of the school year. May Z5-We seniors are about to pass through the great door and either up or down the steps of knowledge. Today a very impressive Bac- calaureate service Was held. It made me wonder whether I want to leave dear I. H. S. Who knows? Maybe I won't. I haven't received my report card as yet. - May 30 - Tonight we attained the honor of being members of the Newton Bateman Memorial High School graduating class of 1941. We left High School never more to return except as visitors. e' V . I. H. S. COACHES Walk has been with us for eleven years, and during that time he has built I. H. S. athletics to a height never before attained. His football, basket- ball, and track teams have received recognition throughout the state. RUSSELL SARFF Assistant Coach Assisting Coach Walker is Coach Sarff. Russ takes charge of the Fresh- man-Sophomore teams, and it is upon him that the success of future I. H. S. teams depends. Sarff came to I. H. S. in 1940. 89 FRANK WALKER, Head Coach Pop Hickle is an assistant football coach. He was head coach at Kinder- hook, Homer, and Pittsfield before com- ing to Iacksonville. Mr. Gunning took charge of the tennis team in the spring of l94U, and although he had to break in four new players, his team took third place at Champaign. Mr. Agger has consistently placed the I. H. S. golf teams in the State Tournaments. He teaches physics and supervises the Activity Fund. ICHN GUNNING, Tennis GLEN HICKLE, Football IOHN AGGER, Golf . 3 ' - 3.1-Xf fg L X Q X 'BSQ Sf X mf X X13 X E XM, X Q f Jw WXXSX R xx:-3: ,Xsfw 7-E 3 W?isX1I :ix 1 5' vis - V fi XSS X wi Sl L ' .. ,, f '39 x 2 .Xi X K Q X . w -ww 'ir -Q.-v im : ,Q W' - , 'mWssXggEi-Q-.ggi 'L N Si SggQifi:5:X wa-S -M ' - X X SSQXXQA-fzgwrvlgifggg is Q .Q f a Q -X FEM fX.sXi3qX fenli, -ATX fS2i::f:::g1s z isYXi,fX'1..f--Y z v-3? i q 'Klf-Xi! ., x- Xfl X Sh: wg.i:f92f ,. ' X X 1 . A X A SEIXZXXX X 'grim X N55 XQXXBSXX .R 4 . . 'K if' 'Y NM s '-:xX'kQFF:,?XXXxw- X sx X .. - Y X- X x X if . 4' -- 1 4 -,5 .rig X S Q I Q71 X. . ' . y fc ' - ra fi Q I-Xsfvrfff ,X XXX: fx iff S -, -wifi! X Xu WY T' 'gr fiv-gi Xi-in N 4 A - K A 1 . ,X MX YB mx NX vXXm,gvw wwkvqkw X ' W S A f T 1 't k :Xgi rg - fm' 15,5 A A -X elsif iflfitb-X Xqwrirfxt X'XX Kiigzfbfr-Szvr X :lim iii X Q V x. XX . X 4 5? X , ,XX6 if X X sg Q 91 A . , ppr . . Seated: Rempe, Davidson, Lee, Eccles, Mitchell, Newport. Standing: Miss She ad, Miss Richeson, Spink, Roy, VanNoy, Williams, Thurmon, Cincis, Brown, Wall, T ornburgh. Not pictured: Oxley. Crimson Icy says: We have the rep For lots of pep. I'ETTES, NEW ORGANIZATION PROMOTES S C H O O I.. SPIRIT! The newest and one of the most ac- tive organizations of I. H. S. is I'ettes. This group was organized in Septem- ber by Misses Louise Sheppard and Frances Richeson. The membership of the club consists of sixteen girls elected from the student body and in- cludes six seniors, 'five juniors, three sophs, and two freshies. Throughout the year very clever stunts were staged by the I'ettes. A great deal was added to our pep meets through their efforts. They appeared at our games dressed in attractive red and white outfits which added much to the atmosphere. Two outstanding events sponsored by, the I'ettes were Harvest Day and Sadie Hawkins Day. Harvest Day was held in October and was started with a pep meet followed by a parade and football game. A dance was held in the evening. In April, Sadie Haw- kins Day, with 'Lil Abner and Daisy Mae styles predominant, was enjoyed by everyone, Both celebrations were new in I. H. S. and the girls deserve much credit for their success. 92 FIGHTING CRIMSONS MAKE COMEBACK, ALL BUT FOUR RETURNING NEXT YEAR Coach Frank Walker was faced with the dual problems of no returning line- men and the absence of a quarterback. Taking a promising but inexperienced group of players and making a ball team of them proved to be a tough task. However, at the end of the sea- 5 The next game was played under lights with Beardstown. Beardstown conquered the Crimsons 32-U. At Lin- coln, I. H. S. fell 35-U. The two games marked the turning point in the season. Hushville was slated to beat f. H. S. by 2U points, but the Crimsons held them to a scoreless tie. The game was celebrated at the Harvest Day Dance the s me evening. They held l. S. D. to 1 w DYBW' hstr w d K Row I: Hembrough, King, Graubner, Florence, I. Davis, L. a , mc e e , oo s, irkham, Ketner, Cowgur, Nealon. Row II: D. Iohnson, Price, Beemer, Foster, . Davls, Iackson, Loomis, Denney, B. Day, Howe, Souza, Coach Hickle, How III: Reeve, Brown, Jordan, Kline, Strowmcxtt, Gephart, Iones, 1 Io s n Hud o Wol e Birdsong, Couch Walker, Coach Sarfl. Stfngham, M. hn o , s n, k , son the job had been accomplished. Next year almost the entire starting eleven will return. The first game of the year was with Winchester. lt was the first playing experience for many of the players. Winchester overran the Crimsons 25-0. The team showed their spunk at Ma- comb where they held a vastly super- ior team to 19 points. They scored a touchdown with ten seconds to go and beat Virginia 19-14. a 6-6 tie the next week. The season was concluded with a 14-U loss in- flicted by Feitshans. No captain was elected, but Tom lones acted as captain the latter part of the season. Foster, Iordon, Ketner, Anderson, D. Hudson, Stringham, Day, Tones, Howe, Nealon, Davis, Loomis, Gephart, Iackson, and Denney were awarded letters. Plenty of action! Get that bcxll, Ike l They dor1't get by Big Stoop Crimson lay says I'm first in the class At making a ass fwell, you know zchat I m !'I11l..J Crimson Iay says: Well, Boys! Wha waiting for? Give me thc make that score ba J. H. S. Crimson lay says: If you want to see some speed, I1-'atclz the Crimsons take the lead. 'QUfof,-,IH 451, f goqige Om cf QI. Ogg: -Wa, J of Azcfk, , 06 Q24-on Q04 C caches. J 1 .L . 1- sf .Eff CG, VQN Walker and Sdrff ' 'bg 4, U mgw E 06' 5. fd X 4 l Q06 gf' Jo' JNL, L0 fr '9 hum 1 Crimson lay says: f'Ve'rc full of old Nick So block that kick! 98 Gt i . Jinx JW . Seated: Cruzan CMgr.J, Ketner, Fry, Lynn. Standing: Qincis, Nealon, B. Hudson, ' Bradney, Dysinger, D. Hudson, Coach Walker, Day, Strmgham lCapt.J STRINGHAM LEADS VARSITY THROUGH '4O- '41 SCHEDULE During the 1940-41 basketball season the Crimsons won fifteen games and lost thirteen. Perhaps the outstanding game of the year was with Urbana, the 1941 state runner-up. The I. H. S. cagers led most of the game but finally fell by six points. Another thrill came at the Winches- ter tournament. This year's team was the first Crimson team to reach the finals since 1925. Horace Stringham was elected cap- tain of the '40-'41 squad. Other return- ing lettermen were D. Hudson, Fry, and B. Hudson. Dysinger, Lynn, Nealon, Bradney, BHSHE Ketner, Day, and Cincis were new to the squad, Dysinger was high-point man with 152 to D. Hudson's 141. The Crimsons defeated Murrayville in the first round of the Regional Tour- nament but were nosed out by New Berlin in the semi-finals. The New Ber- lin team had won Z5 consecutive games. At the basketball banquet Darrell Fry was elected captain of the '41-'42 squad. The starting five will all return with the exception of Dysinger. The following boys received letters: Dy- singer, Ketner, Bradney, B. Hudson, Stringharn, Ery, D. Hudson, Day, Lynn, and Nealon. COACH RUSSELL SAREF GUIDES RESERVES THROUGH SUCCESSSFUL SEASCDN Coach Sarff had a big turnout at the first practice, but he lacked tall men. All of last year's veterans had gone to the varsity. However, he did pick fif- teen boys who were able to beat some of the bigger teams they played. No captain was elected, but Wayne Foote acted as captain most of the sea- son. The oddest game of the year was with I. S. D. The game went into three overtimes, and they were forced to call it a tie because the referee was too tired to finish. The following boys played in a ma- jority of the games: Foote, Rust, Sum- mers, G-raubner, Evemeyer, Young, Williamson, Birdsong, Edwards. BH l l . 97 The l94l-42 varsity squad will be composed of some of these boys. IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS IHS O YISOII, Veme ef 1 IGIUSOH O06 IT SOD Ih E y , Wll , F t, B d g, King, Fennessey, Rust, L. Iohnson, Graubner, Baptiste, Summers, Smith, Miller, Kirkham. Seated: C h S it N t p t ci' R Fd d OGC CH' . o ic ure Roodhouse Murrayville . Feitshans Beardstown H. S. Iuniors . . . .Athens . Feitshans Ierseyville . . . . I. S. D. White Hall . . . Decatur . . Rushville .. Lanphier .. Pittsfield Brownstown . . . .I. S. D. Winchester .. Lanphier Ierseyville .. Pittsfield I I 98 BETTY BARNES Cheer Leader 4 Left: Dysinger iips, one in. Right Get that rebound! , Below: Jump bqun Cnmson Icy says: v 3' 1 U I'i'c'vc got zz teamf And thafs no dream! J X51 1 SN +,-5 2' V Q .iN WJ W DALE HUDSON' BOB BRADNEY HCTRACE STRINGHAM BILL HUDSON BOB DAY Center Center Guard Guard Forward 99 DALE DYSINGER PAUL KETNER IACK NEALON BILL LYNN DARRELL FRY Forward Forward Guard Forward Forward VARSITY SCORES REGIONAL TOURNAMENT IHS .... 26 IHS .,.. 21 IHS .... Z0 IHS ..., 18 IHS .... 25 IHS .... 9 IHS .,,. IHS .... IHS ..,. IHS ,,.. IHS .... IHS .... 13 27 26 41 15 23 49 IHS .... 36 IHS .... 28 IHS .... 26 IHS .... 38 IHS .... 31 IHS .... 18 IHS .... 33 IHS .... 28 25 IHS .... 17 18 18 34 31 33 33 15 l9 33 IHS .,,. 40 37 29 33 44 47 30 38 28 20 23 28 Roadhouse Murrayville . Feitshans Beardstown Urbana Athens , Feitshans Ierseyville . . l. S. D. White Hall Winchester Decatur , Rushville . Lanphier ,. Pittsfield Brownstown I. S. D. Clinton Winchester .. Lanphier Ierseyville .. Pittsfield IHS .... 26 17 . . . . Murrayville IHS ,.,. 13 20 .... New Berlin WINCHESTER INVITATIONAL IHS .... 33 22 .... Griggsville IHS .... 24 23 .... Roodhouse IHS .... 27 26 ....... Litchfield IHS .... 26 30 .... Winchester Lett: Pop and paddle peddler. Right: Big Stoop -ballet artist extraordinaire Below: OK, Crimsons-It won't be long nowl DORIS SPENCER Cheer Leader t ennlft pictured: Cloud. The 1939-40 tennis team was composed of Captain Bob Weaver, Bob Pine, Mac Pine, Ioe Marx, Keith Bagan, and Bob Bradney, The season started with a scheduled match at Lincoln. The Crimsons Won 3-1. The following day Quincy was beaten 4-U. Peoria then defeated the Crimsons 7-1 for the only setback of the year. The last two scheduled matches with Decatur and with Bloomington were tied. Continuing on to the District meet, they made a clean sweep, sending all ,six men to the state tournament. There were but two other full teams at Champaign. At the state tournament Ioe Marx, Mac Pine, and Keith Bagan were eliminated in the first round of play. Captain Weaver, Bob Pine, and Bob Bradney, however, continued to the quarter-finals. Captain Weaver was eliminated by the state single's champion, and Bradney-Pine were beaten by the run- ner-up. The team received third place. All men will be returning except Weaver and Pine. Cloud and Dysinger are likely applicants for the vacancies. Kneeling: Hagan, Pine. Standing: Con h Gunning, Dysinger, Bradney, Marx. N t Q...i Captain lack Andrews was the only returning letterman to the 1940 track team. Coach Walker had scheduled four meets, and to these he was forced to take an almost entirely green squad. The first meet of the year was an invitational meet with Winchester, the Crimsons received fourth place. The next meet, a conference meet, was held here. I. H. S. was beaten out of third place by two points. A meet was held on May 4 at the I. H. S. field, the Crimsons placed 4th. There were fifteen schools entered. The District meet was held on May lU. Andrews qualified for the state meet but didn't attend. The following men received letters: Captain Andrews, D. Hudson, Reeves, Fry, Harney, Taylor, and Farran. Row I: Ketner, Fry, Reeves, Freitag, D. Iohnson, Howe, Hud- son, Iones, Ginder, Miller. Row II: Coach Wcxlker, Wegehoit, Carson, Florence, Beemer, A. Brown, Crompton, Schneider, Hubbert, Biggs, Foote, Ass't Couch Surlf. Noi pictured: Day, Cincis, Boston, Davis, Kline, Rust. lOl Kneeling: Bammcn, Eilering, Cruzcrn, Kirkhcxm. Stcmdmg: Fry, Deutsch, Welch, Birdsong, Sum- mers, Curtis. Q06 Marcy Osborne, William Iameson, Richard Summers, and Darrell Fry made up the l939-40 golf team. Os- borne acted as captain. The team played two matches. The first, a tri-city meet, was held at Quincy. Iacksonville took s e c o n d place. The last scheduled match was held at Iaclzsonville. The Crimsons were awarded first place. The team won first at the District, but, continuing on to the State meet, was eliminated in the first round. Of the entire team, Darrell Fry is the only returning player. Coach Agger is arranging a spring schedule of several meets. 102 ' , Rffifi ,f if , f WV If All - v. ' ,f'f' I 1 QJQATMIM President ISABELLE KIRKPATRICK Vice-President AILEEN EVANS, Secretary MARIORIE SNYDER Treasurer NORMA WHITE ACTIVE G. A. A. MEMBERS TAKE PART IN INTERESTING 61 VARIED SPORT PROGRAM! ' Meeting on Monday and Wednes- day of each week, the G. A. A. mem- bers enjoyed an active sport program this year. Twenty-five girls under the capable leadership of Miss Dorothy Whitaker were members of the club. Early in the fall after the club officers were elected, the girls enjoyed a picnic and later in the year were entertained at several parties. A This spring some of the girls were privileged to attend the playdays in Beardstown and in Petersburg. The climax of the activities of the club was the presentation of the awards which the girls earned during the year. These awards are earned by acquiring points in various ways such as keeping daily health charts, participating in programs, and by at- tending meetings regularly. The first award is the numeral which is given for six hundred points, the second is the red and white requiring twelve hundred points. The letter I , stand- ing for Illinois, is given when eighteen hundred points have been earnedg and the highest, which is the map of our state, is given to any girl who has accumulated two thousand points. Qlzfif , QL m d.4.46.4 Although not so conspicuous as those of the boys, the girls' sports have nevertheless enjoyed popularity. This year, intra-class competition Was held in many sports. Those best liked in- doors Were basketball, volleyball, and relaysg outside in the spring, softball. 103 Another favorite of many Was the game of bombardment. ' As has been the custom for the last two years, instruction in both folk and social dancing was given for a short time. Very beneficial health charts were kept by the girls. These charts require the adherence to numerous health rules and are very helpful. Miss Doro- thy Whitaker Was the very capable instructor. Inclulging in a varied sports program, the girls enioyecl especially those pictured. Below: Lower lelt: Over the net goes the volleyball tor a good serve, Lowerf right: Batter up lor a game of indoor softball, favorite of many. Upper left: This shuillehoard game isn't on shipboard but in our gym. Upper right: The girls are all ready to play badminton. CIt's a racquetl 104 A Acree, Iames tSol ......... . Adams, Robert KSol ......... Admire, Verla Url ......... Admire, Virgil Url .....,.... Aguar, Charles CFrl .........,.. Ahlquist, Edwin CSol ..... Ahlquist, Gladys Url .......... Alexander, Anna M. lFrl STUDENT 79 42, 57, 78 .r...,.,.2i5s5QuSiiI 55 ai Alexander, Martha CFrl ......... .. Alexander, William CSol Allan, Edward Url ........,.. ffffffff ..,...........,......... fffffffEi, '7'iQ 56 ROLL Baptist, Maxine QFrl ........ 102 97 Baptiste, Iohn fFrl ................ ...................,................... 5 0, Barbre, Kathryn lSrl .....................,.....................,.... 22, 69, 78 Barickman, Mary A. Url ................................,....... 42, 44, 57 Barnes, Betty CSrl ..............,.l... 22, 31, 32, 39, 56, 59, 78, 98 Barnes, Phyllis CFrl ...,...... ............................. 5 0, 66, 71, 77 Bates, Bola CSol ............. ..,.. ........,................................... Bayless, Martha CSrl ........ ........ 2 2, 70, 78 Beadles, Floyd fFrl ....... ........... 5 0, 67 Beale, Betty lFrl .......... ...............,.... 5 0 Becker, Ruth lFrl ........ ................,,.,,,,, 5 0 Beemer, Iames lFrl ....... ......... 5 0, 92, 101 Beerup, Iune CSrl .....,...... Bell, Pauline fSrl ......,........ Bellatti, Charles CSol ......... Bennett, Hugo lFrl .......... Benson, William lSrl ....... Bentena, Mary CSrl ....... Bentley, Gloria CFrl ....,... Benton, Ross lFrl ........,... Bergquist, lean lSol ........ Berry, Lillian CSrl ........ Allan, Mary E. Url ........................,..,.................................. 42 Allan, Richard KSrl ........ 22, 29, 39, 57, 63, 68, 69, 70, 71 Allen, George Url ............................................,................... 48 Allen, Iohn CSol ......................................................,............... Allen, Wanda lSrl ............ ........ 2 2, 39, 59, 71, 72 Anders, Arthur CSol ......... ........................ 4 6, 67 Anders, Iames lFrl ..,.... .......,................... 5 0 Anders, Mildred CSrl .,..... ......... 2 2 Anders, Willard Url .,.............. ......... 4 8 Anderson, Edward KSrl .......... ..,...... 2 2 Anderson, George lSrl .......... ......... 2 2 Andrews, Esther lSol .......... ......... 4 6 Andrews, Ethel lSol ........ .....,... 4 6 Ankrom, Elsie Url .......... ......,.. 4 2 Ankrom, Ernest Url ............ ......... 4 2 Armstrong, Everett CSol ..,,.... ...........,. 8 D Armstrong, Robert KSol ......... ................ 8 0 Arnold, Dixie lFrl ..........,......... ....... 5 0, 55, 56 Atkinson, Catherine fSrl ....... .,.......,...... 2 2 Atkinson, Martha tSrl ......... .....,.... 2 2, 76 Aull, Iuanita fSol ........,... ....... ,..... 4 6 Ayers, Dorothy lFrl ....... ......... 5 0 B Bacon, Bob lSol ....,........................................,....,...,.........,... Bagale, Mary lSrl ........ 22, 39, 57, 61, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 78 Biggs, Albert fFrl ............. Birdsong, I. D. iSol .......... Bishop, Opaline QSrl ....... Black, Clyde lSrl .......... Black, Lucille lSrl ...,.... Black, Paul lFrl ..........,. Bland, Robert lSrl ..,,.t. Boddy, Marie Url ........., Bond, Billy CSol ........... Bonds, Raye fSol ........ Boston, Betty lSrl ........ Boston, lames Url ......... Bote, Mary Ann KSol ....... Botkin, Iarnes Url ........ Bowen, Barbara Url ......... 55. 79 58 .......22, 75 67, 78 67, 101 .....,.,,..46, 81, 92, 94, 97, 101 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 74 68, 69, 71, 79 38, 69, 78 38, 79 .,,....42, 68, 78 48 ......,,L.42, 44 .......46, 67, 71 78 Bowman, Marie Url ....,.......,,,,...........,,,,,.......,....,.,,.,,...,.,,,, 42 Bowman, Wallace KFrl .................,.,.,,..,,,,,,..,....,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,. 50 Bradney, Gene fSol ........,......................,..,..,.....,,.,,.,,,,, 46, 81 Bradney, Robert CSrl ........,.,, 21, 22, 23, 32, 55, 58, 71, 73, 96, 98, 100 Bradney, Thelma lFrl ................,,.,...,..,.....,,,,....,,., 50, 66, 76 Brasel, Melvin Url ............... ..,..... 4 2, 69, 71, 81 Brennan, Patricia fFrl ............ ....,.,....,,,.,r 5 0, 71 Bridgeman, Virginia lSol ......... ........ 4 6, 102 Bridges, Virginia lFrl ........... Brockhouse, Glenoid CSol .... Brogden, Ruth Ufrl ...............,. Brown, Abraham tFrl ......... lust a bunch of good sports. Bailey, Fred lSrl ............ .......... 2 2, 39 Baird, Gerald lFrl ......... .................... Baker, Beulah CFrl ........ ........ 5 0, 102 Baker, Helen CFrl ............. ............. 5 U, 71 Baker, Homer CSrl ............... ...,............ 2 2, 79 Baker, Katharine KSol ,........ .......... 4 6, 67, 78 Baldwin, Iuanita CSol ......... .......... 4 6, 67, 78 Baldwin, Louise CFrl .....,.. ............. 5 U, 77 Bamman, George CSrl ......... ........ 2 2, 101 Bamman, Louis lFrl. .,.... . Baptist, Ina tSol ........... Brown, Charlotte Url .,..... Brown, David Url ........ Brown, Floyd lSol ........ Brown, Richard Url .......... Brown, Ruth lFrl .............. Broyles, Betty lFrl ............... Broyles, Richard CSol ....... Brummett, Frances Url ....... Brune, Warren CFrl ............. Buchanan, Byron Url ............. Buchanan, Wayne CFrl ...,..... Buckner, Dorothy Url ....... Bull, Charles CFrl ............ 74, 92, 101 95 ...,...50, 95 48 Bull, Wilma Lee lSrl ....... .......... 2 3, 38, 55, 68, 72, 78 Burgess, Geneva fSol ............ ............,,....,,......,. 4 6, 67 Burmeister, Donald KSol ........ .........,.,,,,,.,.,,,,, 4 6, 81 Busey, Bernita lFrl ...,,......... ,.,..,....,,,,.,..,,. 5 O, 77 Busey, Margaret KSrl .......... ......................... 2 3, 77 Butcher, Evelyn CFrl ......... .,.,,,,,.,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 2 Butler, Saralee CSrl ............. ......... 2 3, 29, 39, 69, 78 Butterfield, Helen lSrl ,....... ..........,,., ,,.. 2 3 , 72, 78 C Caldwell, Betty Url .......... .......,................. 4 2, 78 Caldwell, Don lSrl ............ 23 38 Caldwell, Estherlee lSrl ..,.... , , 57, 59, 61 STUDENT ROLL Caldwell, Robert tSol ............vv.......,...........,..,................... 80 Canatsey, Sylvia KSol .......................................... 46, 74, 78 Capps, Porter KSrl .......... 23, 38, 56, 57, 58, 61, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 78 Carl, Iohn tSrl .,........ ...................................................... 2 3 Carl, Richard tFrl ........................................,......................... Carl, Robert CSrl ..............................................................,. 23 Carruthers, Helen KSrl ........ 23, 38, 57, 58, 69, 71, 72, 78 Carson, Harold CSol .................................................... 46, 101 Carson, leanette KSol .....,................................ 46, 67, 71, 78 Carter, Mary L. CFrl ........ .....,.....................r.. Carter, Ruth fFrl .....,...... ...................... 5 U Cassell, Alfred CSol ....... ......... 4 6, 55, 79 Causey, Gordon tFrl ........... ....................... Challans, Iunior CSrl ................ .. ........ 24, 39 Chamberlain, Dwight Ufrl ............ .......................... Chamberlain, Lawanda tFrl ........ ........................,. 5 0 Christison, Alberta CFrl .............. ..............,.............. 5 0 Christison, Marjorie lSol ......... ......... 4 6, 55, 67, 71 Christison, Phyllis lSOl ............ .......... 4 6, 67, 71, 78 Christison, Raymond Url ......... ............................. 7 1 Cincis, Enrico CSrl ................. ......, 2 4, 38, 69, 71 96 Cincis, Victoria Url ............ ........... 4 2, 44 78 95 Cisne, Edwin tSrl ............. ....,................. 2 4, 38 Cisne, Vera Sue lSol ....... .......... 4 6, 67, 71, 78 Clayton, lames tSrl .......... .......................... 2 4 Cloud, Daniel Url ......... ...................... 4 2, 69 Cobb, Betty fSrl ................ ......... 2 4, 65, 69, 78 Cohagan, Sam CSol .......... .............................. Cohen, lerry lSrl ................ .............,.. 2 4 71 Colclasure, Donald fSrl ....... ............ 2 4 Colwell, Marjorie tFrl ......... .,,..... 5 U Calwell, Robert KSrl ......... .....................,........... 2 4 Cook, Harold tSrl ......,... L .... .......................,...,.,...... 3 3 Coolidge, Marilyn lSol ............ ............. 4 6, 57, 67, 71, 78 Cooper, lean Marie tSol ......................,.., 45, 46, 67, 71 78 Coraor, George Url ............,. ....,..... 4 2, 56, 60, 61, 69, 71 Correll, Max fFrl ....................................................,............. Coultas, Betty Url ....,......................................................... 42 Coultas, Carol CSrl .........,., 24, 30, 32, 57, 59, 68, B9 71 72 Cowden, Charlotte CFrl ..........,.................................. Cowgur, Betty CSol ............... Cowgur, Garvin Url .......,.. Cowgur, Marilee fSol ....... Cox, Marceline lFrl ......... Cox, Richard Ufrl ........,,.,...... Crabtree, Dorothy tFrl ........ Crabtree, Gene lSol ....,..... Crabtree, Wanna Url ......... Craig, Donald Url ............. Craig, Iames fSrl ............ Crampton, Iames Ufrl ........... Craver, Elizabeth lSol .......... Crawley, Marjorie Url ......... Crawley, Wilma CFrl ......,. Crews, Marjorie KSrl ........ Crowcroft, Lois lFrl ..,...... Crowcroft, Ross Url ......... Crum, Everett tSrl .,....... Cruzan, Dick fSol ......,.. Cruzan, Eris CSrl ...,............ Cruzan, Esther CFrl ......... Cruzan, Norvel lSol .......,. Cruzan, Ralph CSol ........ Cully, Bill KSrl ............. Cully, Gene CSrl ...,....,.... Cully, Marjorie Url ............ Culp, Betty Rae CSrl ............ Cummings, Dorothy CFrl ,,....... Curry, Claude KFrl ............... Curtis, Betty KSrl .,,.....,,... Curtis, Earl Url ..,.........,...... Curtis, Tommy CSol ......... D Daniel, Blanche lSol ....... Daniel, Ed Url ................ 57 74 1 ..50, .......46, 67, 71 71, 50, 24, 32, 55 67, 71, 95, 96, 101 24 24 38 '1 76 50 67 ...48 80 , 80 77 55 92 78 50 80 76 46 42 42 74 01 78 77 71 24 50 42 74 ., ................ .......42, 48, 101 74, 75 Daniels, Gerald U:'rl ....... 105 Daniels, Iames lFrl ................ ...,,,...,......,,,. Darush, Dorothy tFrl .................. ....................... 5 0, 76 Daugherty, Lee Roy Url ......... ,,.,,..,,,,....,,,..,.,,,,.,,,,..,,,,, Davidson, Myraleah tSrl ....... .......... 2 4, 38, 57, 59, 95 Davis, Bill Url ........................ ................. 4 2, 92, 94 Davis, Billy CFrl ............... .................... 5 0 Davis, Bob IFrl ....... ......... 5 0, 67 Davis, lim tFrl .........,... ......... 5 0, 92 Davis, Lorene Url .......... Davison, lean CFrl ......... Dawson, Bob Url .......... Day, Clara KSol .......... Day, Dorothy tSol .......... ..........46, B7, 71 It's cr Lynndy day for a Birdsong. Day, Ethel tSol .......... DGY, Day, Loren Url .,........ Ruth CSol ..,....... 46 98 Day, Robert Url ............. .......... 9 2, 94, 96, Decker, Betty 4Frl ........... ...,.......................... Deem, Charlotte lFrl ..,..... ...,....., 5 0, 57, 66 DeFrates, Billy fFrl ........., ........... ............. 4 9 , 51, DeFrates, Mildred Url .....,. ........................ , ............. 4 2, DeFrates, Rosten Url .....,. ................................... DeFreitas, Iune lSrl ......... 38, 57, 58, 68, 72, DeLong, Mary tSol ........... ................................... Denney, Richard Url ............ ..................... 4 2, 69, 92, DeOrne1las, Richard lSol .,..... .......................,.......... 4 6, DeShara, Walter lPrl ........... ...................................... 5 0, Deutsch, Bill Url ................................ 42 44 56 57 71 Deutscher, Richard fFrl ..,....... ...... Diagger, Iuanita tSol ............ .. Dobson, Margaret CSol .......... Dodsworth, Clark tFrl ...,...... Dodsworth, Willard Url ........,. Dooley, Robert Url .............. Doolin, Ioseph KSrl .....,..... Doyle, Iohn Usrl ...... Drake, Billy CFrl ......... Drake, Bob CFrl ............. Drury, Helen fSol .......... Drury, Ioan lSrl .............. Dugan, Anna lSrl ,........ Dugger, Alma QFrl ....... Duke, Roberta CSrl ........ Duncan, Isabell tSrl .,...... Dungar, lean tSol .............. 55 78 42 78 46 95 80 74 , , , , , 101 67, 70 67 .......46, 57, 67, 71, 78 39, 57, 78 68 76 Dvorak, Lorraine fSol ......... .............................. 4 6, 67, 71 Dwyer, William fSol ....... ......................,..........,,,..... 4 6, 74 Dysinger, Dale lSrl .................... 25, 61, 69, 71, 96, 99, 100 106 E Eades, Blanche fSrl ....... Edwards, Eugene Url ........ Edwards, Roy Url .............. Eilering, Norbert fSol .,...... Eldridge, Donald Url ........ Ellis, Carol CFrl ............... Enfield, Betty CSol ........,... Enfield, Bernard iSrl ............ STUDENT 78, 95 01 ........42 Enselman, Lois Url ................... ............... Enselman, Mary K. fFrl .......... ........ 5 0, 61, 66, Entrikin, Pauline fSol ........... Eskew, Betty CSol ..........,.. Eskew, Clifford Url ....,,.. 52 46 59 42, 56, 57 71 46 67 Tom must have had a bang-up good time. Evans, Aline Url ........ Evans, Donald fFrl ......... Evans, Ralph Url .......... Evans, Shirley Url ..........,... Evemeyer, Eddie fFrl ....... Ewing, Betty Url ............. Ewing, Iames fFrl ....... Eyre, Charles Url ....... 102 67 67 97 50, . ........42 F . Fair, Dick Url ............., ........ ...................., 4 2 , 74 Fair, Maxine fFrl ......... .....................,.................. 5 0 Fancher, Fred fSrl .......... 39, 68, 69, 70, 71 Fanning, Bill iFrl ........... .......................-................... Fanning, Earl fFrl ......,..... ........................................ Faugust, Mildred fSrl ......... ............... 2 5 Fennessey, Tim CS0l ....r........... ........ 4 5. 97 Fenstermaker, Robert fSrl ......... 25, 81 Ferguson, Lee iFrl ............... ........... 5 0 Ferguson, LeRoy Url ........ ...........,... 4 2 Fernandes, Doris iSrl ............ ..,...... 2 5, 32 Fernandes, Harry fSol ...... ........ 4 6, 48 Fernandes, Hazel iFrl .......... ........... 5 2 Fisher, Alice Url ................ ............... 4 2 Fisher, Anna Url ................ ......,,,, 4 2, 102 Fisher, Bernice fSol .......... Fitzsimmons, Ruth KSrl ..... Fitzsimmons, Wayne fSrl ....... Flanagan, Charles Url .......... Flexner, Rosa Lee fSrl ........ Floberg, Maxine CFrl ........ Florence, Cham fSol p ....... Florence, George Url ........ Florence, Lee fFrl .....,.,. Floreth, Dean fFrl .......... .....46, 102 25, 68, 71 .........46, 67, 71 101 1fffQff56f 7li fa, ROLL Flynn, Robert lSol ........ Foote, Martha Url .......... Foote, Wayne CFrl ............. Fortner, Dorothy fSol ........... 44, 57, 74 74, 97, 101 Fortner, Eugenia fFrl .......... ............. 5 0, 102 Fortado, Marie Url r.......... ............,......... 4 2 Fortado, Minnie fSrl ........... .......................... 2 5 Forwood, Theodora Url ..,..... ..,.................... 4 2, 78 Foster, Alice Url ...........,..., .......,, 4 2, 57, 7l, 78 Foster, Ralph lSrl .......... ............ 2 5, 92, 94 Fox, Iames fSol ,,,....... ...............,..r.... 4 6 Fox, Lyman fSrl ......,.. ......... 2 5, 80 Fox, Opal Lou tSol ......................,................................. 46, 76 Francis, Sally fSol., ............................................,,................. . Franlc, Ianie CSrl ........ 21, 2 32, 56, 59, 62, 69, 7l, 72 Frank, Tommy fFrl ..........................................,.,................. 50 Fraser, Bob fFrl ....................................,..............,................ 52 Freeman, Wendell Url ......... ......... 4 2 Freeman, William fFrl ......... ............ 5 0 Freitag, Betty fFrl .........,. .....,.......... 5 2 Freitag, Louis fFrl ......... .......... 5 O, 101 French, Bob iFrl ........ ............... 5 0 Fross, Clair CSol ............. .........,......... 4 6, 80 Fross, Iames KSol ............. ,...,...............,......... 4 6 Frost, Margery iSol ......... ...,,... 4 6, 67, 7l, 78 Fry, Darrell Url ............... ......., 4 2, 96, 99, 101 G Gardner, Russell fSrl ...,............. ......... 2 6, 32, Gardner, Woodford CSol .......... ...... ,.,,...,..... Garrett, Marie iFrl .................. ...........,.,....,........,,, Gause, Margaret CSol ......... ...................................,,.,. Gebhard, Elaine Url ........ 74 Gebhard, Marie fSrl ......... 39, 56, 57, 59, 73, 92 Gephart, Iames Url .............. .................,........,,,, 4 2, , German, Marjorie fSol ....... ....... German, Shirley Url ........ Gilbert, Mary E. fSrl ....... Gilbert, Ralph Url .......... Gilbert, Roy lFrl .......... Gillespie, Bill fFrl ..,,...... Gilpin, Mildred lSrl ......... Ginder, Rodney fFrl ......... Goodall, Phyllis fFrl ........ Goodrich, Peggy fSrl ....... Goodrick, Betty fSrl ......... Gordon, Harry fSrl ........... Gotschall, Floyd Url ......... Graubner, Bud Url ........ Gray, Gene fFrl ............ Green, George Url ........ Green, Shirley lSol ......,.... Greenleaf, Iames fSol ...... Gunn, llmmy fSol .................. Gunther, Helen fSrl ................ Gurley, Bonnie Iean Url ......... H Hacker, Betty fFrl ............. Hacker, Harold Url .....,....... Hacker, Mary lane fFrl ....... Hadden, Irene fFrl ............ Hall, Martha iFrl .......... Hamilton, Frank CFrl ........ Hamilton, Iames fSrl ....... Hamilton, Margie Url ........ Hamm, Marthajane fFrl ......... Haney, lean Url ................... Haney, Madalyn fSrl ....... Hardy, Elizabeth CFrl ,....... Hardy, George tSrl ........ Harney, Elise fSol .,....... Harris, Charles CSrl ....... Harrison, Edith fFrl ....... Hart, Elizabeth fFrl ...,.... IffffQQffZiif 38 80 50 46 44, 57, , 78 78 94 46 77 26 ..,,,,.50, 67, 101 66 74, 75, 74, 48, 92, 57, 61, 67, , 78 26 26 81 97 42 78 80 ,......46, 67, 71, 79 69 78 , ........5U 76 .......,5O, ....1....46, 74 66 42 66 80 78 .........26, 80 102 Hart, Frances Url ............. Hart, LaVerne Url .......... Harvey, Mary Url ......,.. Hauck, David Url ......... Hawk, Glen U'rl ............... Hawks, Iames CSol ........... Hawks, Raymond KSol ........ Haynes, Eula lFrl ............... Haynes, Howard 1Srl .....,.... Haynes, Louis Url ................... Hazlewood, Barbara Url ....... Hazlewood, Lowanda U'rl ........ Headen, Colleen lFrl ................ Heaton, Mary Ruth Url ......... Heavner, Helen CSol .............. Hegener, Byron Url ................... Hembrough, Bernice CSol .......,. Hembrough, Frances tSrl ............ Hembrough, Frederick Url .......... Hembrough, Wayne Url .......... Hempel, Virginia CFrl ............. Heneghan, Betty Url ....... Heneghan, Leo 'KSrl ............. Hennessey, Edward KSol ....... Hennessey, Lillian QFrl ......... Hermann, Bill CP. G.l .......... Herrin, Dewey KFrl .............. Herrin, Mary KFrl ..................... Herrin, Wayne KSrl ..........,.. Herzloerger, Spencer CFrl ........ Hicks, ohn CSol I ..................... Hipkins, Elsie CSrl .............. STUDENT ROLL ......,,..42, 76 ....,..4l, 42, 43, 73 74 ........50 66 102 1 1 69, 26 42 43 50 75 '78 .......26, 55, 26 92 43 50 , ,78 69 46 50 81 Hitte, Carolyn Url ............... Holloway, Lucille Url ......... Holmes, Holmes, Holmes, Bob CFrl ............. Maxine Url .....,.. Vivian tSol ........ Honey, Charles CSol .......... Hopper, Barbara fFrl .......... Hopper, Iames QSol ........ Horrer, Paul Url ............. Horton, Chester Url ........ .. Horton, Ruth fSrl ................. ,,,... Houston, Howard Url ......... .,,,.,,.. Howe, Roland fSol .......... .......79, fffffffi6'. '3i 55 ....QQ1QQIiEf'95 IfffQQQff56f 74 43 80 43 46 80 .......50, 66 .......43, 80 .......80 46, 92, 95, 101 Hubbert, Harry tFrl ......... ..,,,....,,.,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 5 U, 101 Hudson, Anne CFrl ........ ...................... 5 0, 66, 71, 75 Hudson, Dale Url .............. ........ 4 3, 92, 95, 96, 98, 101 Hudson, Ralph CSol ..,... L., ,..,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. 46, 80 Hudson, William lSrl ...,..... ,..,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 7, 80, 96, Hughes, Lillian KSol ........... ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,. Hughes, Nancy Url ................, ......... 4 3, 61, 69, Hughett, Charlene CSol ....,.,.. ,.,,,.,,,, 4 6, 67, Hundley, Eugene Url ......... Hundley, Helen Url ............ Hundley, Marjorie CFrl ........ Hunt, Wilmuth CSol ......... Hunter, Betty lSrl ......... Hunter, Katherine CSol ....... Hutchison, lean CSrl ......., 27, 38, 57, 58, 68 Hyneman, Patty fSol ....................... I lmboden, Becky Url ........... lmboden, Dottie fSol .............. Imboden, Imogene CFrl .......... Ingels, Lois CFrl .................. Ingram, Ivan fSol ............ Irlam, Mari orie KSrl ......... I ffffffX6A, 69I 98 46 78 7l 43 50 66 7l 77 46 67, 78 , 69, 70, 72, 78 76 55, 76 76 76 52 46 ....,.,.,.27, 78 Iackson, B111 Url .............. ............. 4 3, 92, 95 Iackson, Doris tSol .......... ....... 4 6, 67, 71, 78 Iackson, Doris E. CFrl ........ ................. 5 0, 66 Iackson, Francis Url .......... .................... 4 3 lacobs, Mattie 1Frl ......... Iacobs, Raymond QFrl ....... 107 .......50 Iameson, William KSrl .... ...,-.-....----.----- Ienkins, Ruth fSol ............... ----.-.- 4 5, 57, 71 Iohnson, Lonnie CSol .......... ........... 4 5, 97 Iohnson, Maynard Url ....... .......................-.... 9 2 lohnson, Norman CFrl ............ ...............................- 5 7 Johnson, Richard CSol ............... --....,.............-. 4 5, 57, 71 lohnson, Richard A. CSOl ,......... ....... 4 5. 74. 92, 97, 101 Tones, lanice tSol .............. ....,...............,......... U46 lones, Ruth Ujrl ........,.......... ................................ Iones, Tom Url ....,.,.......... ............. 9 2, 95, 101 Iording, Pauline KFrl ,......... ....t.. 5 7 Iordan, Iimmie CSrl ............. Iumper, Richard fSol .......,. Iustus, Margaret KFrl ......... K Kane, Dorothy lSol ........ Kane, Richard tFrl ..,,..... Kearns, Isabel Url .......... Kelly, George CSrl ............. 92 79, 81, , 95 52 .......45, 67, 71, 78 77 ...... .43, Kennedy, Mary F, tFrl ......... ....... 5 0, 66 Kershaw, Eugene Url .....,.... .................. 4 3 Kershaw, Iuanita CSrl ........., ............................ 2 7, 76 Kershaw, Dale KFrl .......,...., .......................,............... 5 U Kestner, Frieda Url ....... ...............i......... 1 ................ 4 3 Ketner, Paul fSrl .......... 27, 92, 94, 96, 99, 101 Killam, Iohn Url ............ ...............................t....,...... Killam, Ruth KFrl.., ........ ...................................... . Kirnbrell, Edward CSrl ....... .................. 2 7 King, Bob Url .................,. ........ 4 3, 92, 97 Kinnett, Louise CSol ........ ........... 4 6, 76 Kirkham, Bob fFrl ........... .....,............ 9 7 Kirkham, Neil CSol .......... ..... 92, 101 lust battin' around. Kirkpatrick, Isabelle Url ....... ..... ,... 4 3 , 102 Kirkwood, Robert CSol .......... .....,........ 4 6 Kleinschmidt, Marvin KSrl ....... ....... 2 7, 80 Kleinschmidt, William Url ....... ....... 4 3, 80 Kline, Charles Url ....................... .............. 9 2 Klinghammer, Pauline tSrl .......... ........... 2 7. 77 Knight, George CSrl .................. ...............,..... 2 7 Kumle, Beaumont KFrl ........... ........ 5 U, 67, 71 L Lacey, Louise CFrl .......... ....... 5 l, B6 Lair, Harold tSol .......... ........... 4 6 Lair, lim CFrl ............ ....... 5 1 . 108 Lair, Iohn CErl .,.,........ Lair, Louise fFrl .........,.. Lamb, Edna F. fSrl .......... Lamb, Edward Url ......... Lane, Benjamin fSol ......... Lane, Dick CSrl ................ Large, Iimmie fFrl ......... Large, Patricia Url ...,..., Lawson, Edna Url ........... Lawson, Ioseph tSol ............. Lawson, Lawrence CFrl ....... Lawson, Thelma fFrl ,,..,... STUDENT ...,,..,...ff1fQ45Q 51 51 27 48 74, 75 .......27, 39, 57, 68, 71 80 ..,.....43 ....,.,,46 ........51 Lawson, Viola Url .......... ....,... 4 3 Leake, Marie tSol ........ ..,,,... 4 6 Leake, Mary Url .........,.,.... . ...............,.................. 43 Leavell, Donald fSol ......... ...........v..................... 4 6, 80 Lee, Mary Iane KSrl .......... .....,. 2 7, 38, 39, 57, 78, 95 Leffelman, Earl CFrl ............. .................................... 5 l Leffelman, Merle tFrl .......,, ..............,...............,.. 5 1 Leith, Bette Url .........,........ Lewis, Robert fSol ......... Lewis, William fFrl ........ Lillie, Marian fSrl .......... Liming, Virginia Url .....,.. 80 ., v........, 43, 102 73 66 B9 Lindernan, Paul Url .......... ,....... 4 3, 61, Lindley, Beverly fFrl ............ .,,.,,.,......., 5 1, Lindsay, Clarence Url .............. ................ 4 3, 57, Linstromberg, Robin fSrl ,,...., .,,..,,,,..,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 2 7 Little, Bruce Url ................,,.. .,,.,....,..........,,...,,., 4 3, 81 Little, Catherine CSol ........ ..,...,,.. 4 6, 61, 67, 71, 76 Little, Virginia KFrl ............ .,....,,,,..,.,,,,,,,.,,,, 5 1, 66 Lomelino, Daisy CSol ......... ......,,,,,.,r,,,.,.,.,,,,. , ,46 Lonergan, Rose Url .........,... ,, ......,......,, 43 Long, Barbara fSol ................... ...,...., 7 , 55, 76 Long, Dorothy fSol ...................... .......... 7 , 67, 78 Longenbaugh, Scotty CFrl ........ ,..... .....,.,....,......, 5 1 Loomis, Merritt Url .................. : ...L .,43, 80, 92, 94 Lovekamp, Gertrude fSol ....... , ....,,..,,, 47, 67, 71 Lowe, Donald Url ................. ......., 4 3, 74, 80 Lowe, Lyle Url .......,,.,......... .......,.,,.,,,r.,, 4 3 lust horsin' around. Loyd, Margaret tSol .,......... Lucas, Warren KP. G.l ....... Luster, Donald CSol .... ...... Luttrell, Iames fFrl ....,.... Lynn, Bill fSol ............. Lynn, Dick fFrl ........ Lynn, leanne KSrl ....... Lyons, Helen Urrl ....... M 46, 47 58 47 99 96 27, 32, 38, 39, 57, 68 MacDougall, Harold Url ......... ....,,,, 4 3, 57, 81 ROLL McGovern, Marilyn KSol ......... McGownd, Mary CSrl ........ McGownd, Robert tFrl ......... McKean, George Url ....... McKee, Imogene Url ........ McLain, Margaret fSrl .....,.. McNee1y, lack fSrl ........... .........,.................. McNee1y, lean fS0l ........., ........................... 4 7, McNee1y, Peggy Url ........ .....,. 4 3, 44, 57, 69, McNeil, Bob tSrl ...............-... ..-....---- 2 3. 33, 57. Mack, Iunior CSol .................... .-------.----.....-.------ Madison, Madeline tFrl .,........ Maher, Wanda fSrl .........,... Maine, Virginia fSrl ......,.. Mallicoat, Dorothy CSol. Mansfield, Claude CSol .......... Mansfield, Elsie fSrl ..... Mansfield, Iunior Url ........ Manz, Mary I. fSol ......... Mapes, Esther fSol ......,.. Marsh, Dorothy KSol ....... Marshall, Betty CFrl ---... .... Marshall, Iohn fFrl .......... Marshall, Thelma iSrl ,... Martin, Donald fSrl ......... Martin, Dorothy CSol ........ Marx, Ioe Url .........,.........,.. Mason, Frances lSol ....... Mason, Mildred tSol .,..,....... Massey, Catherine tSol. Massey, Dora fFrl ..........., Massey, Ruth CFrl .......... Mathews, lack Url ......... Mattson, Herbert Url ........ Maurer, Emajean fSol ........ Maurer, Mardelle fFrl ........ Maurer, Nadine lSol .....,. Mawson, Dale Url .......... May, Nancy CSrl ................ May, Paul lSol .................,... Mayberry, Donald fSol ..,.... Means, Mary CSol ............. Medlock, Duane tSol .,..... Megginson, Mary Url ,...... Menezes, Merle fFrl ..... Meyer, Ruth fFrl ................ Meyer, Walter CSol .......... Milburn, Doris fSrl ........... Miller, Charlotta Url ..... Miller, Glenn CFrl ......... Miller, lack Url .,,....... Miller, Iames Url ....... Miller, Wanda Url ....... Million, lim fFrl .......... Mills, Betty fSrl ............. Mills, Billy Url ................... Miner, Maxine fFrl..' .... Minor, Bonny fSrl ..,............. Mitchell, Esta Lee Url ......... Mitchell, Glen fSol .....,..... ...,............,.....,,,,...., 78 Mitchell, lean Url .......... Mitchell, Robert Url ......... .. Mohn, George KP. G.l ..,,,,,.,.... ...ffffEi', 2Ef .......47, 67, ..........47, 67, ...Z8 67 78 28 Eli 44 28 68 71 78 69 52 38 ...28 67 72 68 78 47 47 66 74 32 28 78 81 47 71, 78 77, 102 66 76 44 ::::.43 47 67 71 .. .... .., , , 44, 57, fQQIf.Q'.7li Mohn, Mary Alice fFrl .....,.... ,,,,,,,,, Moore, Alyce fFrl .........,.,,... ,,,,,, Moore, Angeline fSrl ....... ,,,,,, Moore, Eula Url ............. ,,,,,, Moore, Roy fSol ........... ,,,,,, Moore, William Url ....,.. ,,,,,, Morris, Anita fFrl ......... ,,,,,,,,, Morris, Ethel fSol ........., ,,,,,,,,, 4 7 Morris Frances CSol ......... ,,,,,,,,, Morris, Harold fSol ,..,..,.,,, ,,,,,,,,, Morris, Lois fSrl ................,... ...,.,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 8 , Morthole, Dellora fSrl ,,,,..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 8 Morthole, Edward Url ...... Moss, Helen lSrl ............,... ...,.,, , Moss, Iosephine Url ...... ' 5E 55 '5'7 '7i 1 1 f 1 .. ,..,.......................... 43, 57 80 71 51 47 80 78 79 iii 43 EE 79 28 Ei 43 01 43 iii 43 51 78 78 47 95 75 52 51 28 43 47 43 51 76 47 81 76 78 43 78 78 M urgatroyd, Frances Url Murgatroyd, Mildred Url ........ Murphy, lerry tSol ............ Mutch, Winifred U'rl ......... Myers, Hubert CFrl ......... STUDENT ROLL 71 55 47 66 , N Nealon, Dana Url .................. ...................... 4 3, 78 Nealon, lack lSol ....................., .................,. 9 2, 96, 99 Nelms, Margaret lSrl .................. ...................... 2 8, 32, 55 Newbery, Wilhelmina tSol ........ ........ 4 5, 47, 67, 71, 78 Newport, Dorothy tSrl .............. ............... 2 9, 57, 78, 95 Nor-bury, Bud Url ,................... .......,.. 4 3, 56, 57, 60, 71 Norman, Ora CSol ......... Norvell, Geneva iFrl ........ Nunes, Charles tSol ....... Nunes, Nunes, Nunes, Milford tSrl ......... Nunes, Dolores Url ......... Edith tFrl ........,.. Rose tSrl .......... O Oberjuerge, Norma Url ....... O'daffer, Louise tSol ........ Opperman, Bob tFrl ........ Opperman, Stuart tSrl ........ 47 43 ........29, 48 55 43. 71 47 52 52 79 52 78 Ore, William CFrl ................................,.........................,..... Otth, Edward tSol .,.......................................... 47, 67, 71, Owens, Betty iFrl ......................................,......................... Oxley, Io Ann tSrl ........ 28, 29, 38, 57, 58, 69, 71, 72, P Pancake, Betty QSrl ........ Pate, Iuanita tFrl ........... Pate, Leonard fSol ............. Patterson, Dorothy tSol ........ Patterson, Helen tSrl ......... Peak, Margaret CSol .......... Perbix, Harriet tSol ............,.. Perkins, Luciebeth Url ......... Petefish, Ruth tm .................. Petefish, Wendell tSol ...... Peters, Betty CSol ............... Pevey, Eleanor Url ....,.... Phelps, Iarnes KSol ......... Phillips, Bill Url ......,,... Pine, Mac Url ............... Pires, Mary CFrl .............. Portee, Barton QFrl ......... Portee, Velma tSol ......... Potter, Carman Url ........ Potter, Charles iSol ....... Potter, Katherine tSrl ........ Potter, Melba tFrl .............. Powers, Carl Url ............. Prewitt, Allen tSol ............ Prewitt, William tSrl ...,.... Price, Archie Url ............ Price, Helen fSol ............. Price, Kenneth tSol ....... Q Quinn, Alice U:'rl ....... Quinn, Robert Url .......... R Ragan, Keith Url ..........., 41, Ragan, Roger iFrl ............... Raleigh, Geneva Url ........... Ramey, Milton tSrl ............ Rawlings, Iames Url ........... 43 Redding, Marjorie tSrl ......... 30, 39, 69. 7'IQf1ffQ11Q111QQ'.1li71'' 60, 68, ........43, 67, 71, 56 55, 78 51 48 78 72 78 67 68 77 78 43 79 6U 57, 71, 44, 55, se, 74, 100 57, ea ,,flfflfQQ11iffifllllfffiifli7 ..,......43, 44, 61, ea, 70, 71 ,..f.'fff.'3'9f'31:if'57f S'Qf'63, 70 se, 73, 75 ., ..,,..... 43, 74, 75 1111147755 69 51, 57, 60, 61, 69, 70, 100 48 76, 102 Reed, Andrew tSol ........ Reed, Iohn CFrl ................. Reeve, Eleanor CSol ......... Reeve, Frank tFrl .......... Reeve, Robert Url .......... Reid, Iean fSol ........... Reid, lune tSol ........... Rempe, Ianet Url ............ Retzer, Allen Url .,.,...... Retzer, Audrey CSrl .......... Rexroat, Carroll fFrl ........ Rexroat, Ruth iSrl ............. Reynolds, Claribel CFrl ....... Reynolds, Howard CSrl ....... 109 47 78 92, 101 71 ffffIQ44f'37 67 , 71, 78, 95 48 77 74 55, 68 lust a Bud-ding drummer-boy. Richards, Shirley tlrrl ............. ......,,.............. 5 2 Richardson, Russell CSrl .......... ......... 2 8, 57, 81 Rideout, Iimmy CFrl .......,..... ,.................. 5 1 Rieman, Carl Url ..........,..... ......... 4 4, 81 Rigney, Edward tFrl .....,.. Rigney, John tFrl ....,,,,.. Riley, Billy Ci-'rl .................. ,..,,.., 5 1 Roberts, Margaret lSrl ......,.. ........,,.. 2 9 Robinson, Bill Url ...............,., ......... 4 4, 80 Robinson, Dick tSol .......... ..... ...........,.... 4 7 Robinson, Ella fFrl ............... ,.................................,..... 5 1 Robinson, Evelyn tSol .......... ...............................,..... 4 7, 76 Robinson, Helen tSol ...................................... 47, 57, 67, 71 Robinson, Mary Beth CSrl ............ 29, 39, 57, 58, 61, 69, 72 Robinson, Myron tSrl ........... .....................,.........,,.,,, 2 9, 32 Robinson, Roy CSol ............ ..,,..........,,,.......,..,.,,,.. 4 7, 80 Robson, Donald Url ......... .,,,..,,,,., 4 4 Robson, Floyd CFrl ........... .,...... 5 1 Robson, Lawrence tSol ....... ............ 4 7 Robson, Lloyd tFrl ........... ..............................,.,......,..,,... 5 l Rogers, Betty tlvrl ......... ........................................... 5 1, 66 Roth, Leona tSrl ......,. ....................,....,,,..,,,...,,,..,,,,,1,,,,,,, 3 0 Rowe, Harris tSrl ....... ......... 3 0, 32, 38, 61, 68, 69, 70, 71 Roy, Carol CFrl ........ ...............,,,.......,.,.. 4 9, 51, 66, 95 Rush, Betty tFrl ....,..,................................,,,...,,,,.,..,...,,,, 51, 66 Rust, Paul Url. ,...........,.... ,......... .....,..,, 4 4 , 74, 79, 97 Ryman, Mary Ellen tSol .......... ....,,,,,,,,.,,.,...,,,,,, 4 7 S Sabatini, Catherine tSrl ........ ,,,,,,,, 3 0 Sabatini, Rita U:'rl .............,... ,,,,,,,,, 5 1 Sample, Elva lFrl .,..,,,,..... Sandberg, Bill CSol ......... Sandberg, Bob Url ..........,. Sandberg, Junior Url ........ 110 Sanders, Lillian tSol .......,.. Schildman, Helen tSol ........ Schildman, Iody tSol ....... STUDENT ROLL 47 57 5-1 Sorrells, Harold tSrl ....... Sorrill, Byron tSrl ............. Sorrill, Dorothy tSrl ......... Souza, Eddie Url .......... Souza, lean Url ............ iph tsrj .......... Spreen, Francis tSrl ........ Spencer, Betty Url ..,........ Spencer, Doris tFrl .............. tha tSol .....,.......... Sevier, Margaret tFrl ...,.... Spradlin, Margaret tFrl ....... Schildman, Wallace iSrl ...,... .............................. 3 U, 79 Schillerstrom, Curtis tSrl 21, 23, 30, 32, 56, 60 Schneider, Arthur tSrl ........ .................. 3 U, 48, 101 Spears, RCI Scholfield, Carl CFrl ...,.... ............ 5 1, 80 Scott, Lucille Url ............ ......... 4 4, 76 Scott, Marjorie Url ....... ............. 4 4 Scott, Merle tSrl ............... ......... 3 U Spiflk. MGT Scott, Myron iSol ........,......, ........, 3 Y 44 Seymour, Harry Url .........,.. Shawen, Charlotte tSol.. 1:11:47 Hi Elaine, why the pain? Shelton, Dorothy CFrl ...... Shelton, Leonard Url ...... Shenlcel, Virginia Url ..,....,.. Sheptenko, Ruth tFrl ....,... Short, Virginia tSrl ....,..,. Shults, Mary Url .......... . Shumaker, Donald tFrl... Sibert, Rosalie tSol .....,... Siegfried, Ruth lean tSrl .,..,.. Simpkin, Phyllis tFtl ......,...., Sims, Alice tSol ..... Sims, Maurice tSrl ......... Six, lrene QSOl .........,........ Skinner, Glenn tS0l ....., ,,,, . .. Slagle, Betty CSrl .......r... Slagle, Frank, tFrl ,,,,..... Smith, Alan tFrl ......c.. Smith, Edith tSrl ........ Smith, Edward CFrl ........ Smith, Francis Url ....... Smith, Garth fSol ......... Smith, Henry tSol ......... Smith, Iohn A. Url ....... Smith, Iohn E. Url ......,. Smith, loseph tSrl .........,.. Smith, Lawrence CFrl ,...... Smith, Ralph Url ....,...... Smith, Renee tFrl ........ . Smith, Richard tSol .......... Smith, Ruby tSol .....,...... Smith, Wendell Url ......,. Smith, William fSol ......... Smith, Wilma lSol .........c Smock, Imogene tSrl ...... Snyder, Elizabeth CFrl ....,,.. Snyder, Marjorie tFrl .......... ....'.ff.1QliliQ ii6f 52 44 78 77 76 74, 80 56, 78 .......30, 68, 69, 72 77 80 , .,,.....,,,,,............... ...... . 67, , 79 ......30, 55, 76, 78, 102 67 , ........,,.,,,,...,.,. 51, 78 67 97 68, 71 56, 60, 51 61 76 80 66 .......5l, 66, 102 Stacey, Richard lFrl .......... Staff, Bill tSol .......................... Stansfield, Benjamin tSrl ......... Stark, Billy U rl ......,................. Starr, Nora tSol ........... .... Steele, Iean tSol .......,..... Stevens, Bettie tFrl .....,...... Stevenson, Clarke Url ,....... Stevenson, lane tSol ............. Stewart, Geraldine tSol ..,..... Stice, Margie tSol ............... Stiltz, Garnita Url ,..... ..... Stocker, Alma CSol ....... Stocker, Keith Url ......... Stone, Betty Url ....,....,, Stone, Phyllis tFrl .......,... Stout, Mariory CSol ......,,. Stout, Robert tSrl ............. Strawn, Donald tSol ....... Strowmatt, David CSol ......., Stringham, Horace Url ....... Stringham, Philip tFrl .............. Stubblefield, Carroll tSrl ........,..... Stubblefield, Charles tSol ......,... Stubblefield, Marjorie tFrl ........... Stucker, Mary H. CFrl ...........,....,,,.. Sullivan, Lee Url ...............,..............,. Sullivan, William CSrl .....,.......... 26 Summers, Betty tFrl ....,... Summers, Richard tSrl ........ Summers, Wallie CSol .,...... Surratt, Donald CFrl ........ Suryk, Donald CSrl .............. Swain, Virginia CSol ....,,.... Swain, William tSol ........,. Swales, Betty Url ,.......,........ Swarringim, Grace tFrl ......... T Tankersley, Iacqueline tFrl .....,.... . Taylor, Bob tFrl .....................,.... Taylor, Charlotte Url ,...........,. Taylor, Leo Url .................... Taylor, Marcella lSrl ....c..... Taylor, Mary CSol ............ Taylor, Warren tFrl ........ Templin, Gerald tSol ......,,. Tewell, Evelyn CSol ,..,.... Thompson, Gladys Url ..,..... Thompson, Iohn tSol ....... Thompson, lune tSol .,......... Thompson, Paul tSol .......... Thompson Stella CSrl ......... .........30,. 39 48 .......30, 55, 77 92 76, 77 99 .......47, 67, 71, 78, 95 67, 70, 71 80 .,........51, 67 102 66 ...........44, 67, so ..........47, 67, 71' ......,47, 57, ...ffffffffffff.'ffffffff41t,'Q' 71 57, , 67, 57, 67, 67 .......47, 57, , 71, 78 47 77 78 71 69 66 78 48 94 ........44, 92, 95, 96, 98 51 , 60, 68 , , , , 61, 64, 68, 69, 70, 71, 75, 79 57 31 39 56 58 .. . ......................, .31 ........79, 97, 100 79 .......44, 55, 78 ........5l, 55, 56, 66, 71 51, 67 57, 78 .......3l, 74, 75, 78 fffffffffffff5i', '7li 81 .,..f1QQIQQQf1Qli2i at 67 , Thornburgh, Barbara , , , Thurman, Elizabeth my ......,... ......................... 5 1, sd, Timmons, George tFrl ........ Tobin, Don tSol ..........,..... Tobin, lohn fSrl ..... ............... Tonn, Mildred tSrl .............. Toussaint, Katherine Url.. Tribble, Davis CSol ................. Tribble, lesse tSol ............... Tribble, Wayne tFrl ............ Trimier, Thelma tSol ....,,,,.. 71 47 76 47 67 71 78 95 95 51 'ffffI5i .11Q1ff11i7Q tii' 'fQQfffQli7 Tucker, Audrey Ufrl ....... Turner, Tuttle, Iohn KSol .,........,.... William fFrl .......... Twyford, George tFrl ........ U Underbrink, Betty Url .........,. Underbrink, Robert tFrl ....... V Vaniter, Harold CFrl .......... VanNoy, Virginia Url ........... Vasconcellos, lean KSol ......,.... Vasconcellos, Kenneth tSol ....... Vieira, Vasey, Claude Url ...........v.... Vasey, Iohn Url .............,..,.,.. Vieira, Frances Url ....... .. Vieira, Freida fSrl ......... Vieira, Helen fFrl .....,........ Vieira, Laurence CFrl ........... Vieira, Leonhard CSol ......... Mardelle Url .......... Waggener, Donald KSol ........ Vinson, Ruth Url .......,.... Virgin, Lois KSol ......... Vise, Ioyce tSrl ..,.... W Waggoner, Waggener, Waggoner, Betty qsoi ........,. Carita U-'rl ......,... Winifred Url .... Walihan, Betty Url ................ Walihan, Pauline Urrl ......... Walker, Bud tSol ............,... Walker, Earlyne tSrl ........ Walker, lane Ufrl ,......... Walker, lirnmy Url ........, Walker, Roy tFrl --... .... Wall, Marietta KSol ...,.,.. Ward, Iames Url ............ Ward, Manuel fSol ....... Ward, Roy Url ......,,......... Ward, Russell fl rl ..........,... Wardle, Velma Url ................ Watkins, Marjorie lFrl .,....,,. Watson, Robert CSol ,,..,,... Watts, Darline tSol .......... Webb, Leonard Url ........., Wegehoft, Betty CSrl ........ Wegehoft, Imogene Url ....,... Wegehoft, Richard CSrl ......., Welch, Maurice Url .,.......... Wells, Goldie tSol ....,..... Wessler, Ioyce KSol ......., Wessler, Rita tFrl .......... West, Thelma lSrl ......... Wheeler, Mildred CFrl ,..... . White, Betty tFrl ....,..... White, Eleanor Url ......... White, Esther tSol ......... White, Eva Url .................. White, Norma tSol ................ White Walter U rl ..........,.... Whiteman, Charles lFrl ..... Whitlock, Bob tSol ............. Whitton, LaVern tFrl .,...... Wiant, lacqueline lSol ........ Wight, Earl CSrl ......,............., Wilber, Ann Url ............. Wilcoxen, Betty KSrl .......... Wilding, Helen KFrl .......... Wildt, Audrey CSrl ......... STUDENT 'QfQ1QQQ2i5Q 5li 51 44, 6l, 68, 72, 73, 78 ..,,......,,5l, 55, 67, 71 .........44, 57, 78, 95 67, 71, 78 79 74, 75, 80 78 76 11111215 44 ..,....47 78 .........3l, 57, 59, 71, ....,...44, 80 76 66 71 78 51 81 69 ..,...47, 67, 71, 78, 95 80 77 48 32, 57 . ........ 44, 68 32 57, 67, 7l 71 58 55, 76, 77 51 67, 71, 77 102 78 76 76 ROLL 71, 51, 78 Si' Wiley, Peggy tSol ..............,. ......,... 4 7, 67, Wilkerson, George Ufrl, .,....,........... . Wilkinson, lean iFrl .,.... ...,.......,... Willard, Marjorie CFrl... ........ Willerton, Rhoda tFrl ......,.. ..........,.......... Williams, Ann CSrl ............ ....... 3 2, 39, Williams, Claude Url ....... ..................... Williams, Evelyn Url ....... ......... Williams, Gilbert CFrl ..... ........ Williams, Iesse Url ....... ..... Williams, Mary KSol ............. Williams, Norma tFrl ...,.,... Williams, Robert tSol .......... Williamson, Harlan CFrl ......... Wilson, Frances Url ...,.. Wilson, Helen Ufrl ........... Winchester, Bill Url ..,......, Winks, Guy tSrl .,........... Winner, Morris U:'rl ........ Winter, Duane Url ............ Winters, Thomas tFrl ...,....... Winstead, Roberta tFrl ........ Wise, lack tFrl .....,.....,.... Wohlers, Owen lFrl ......... Wolfe, Iohn lFrl ............. Wolke, Max tSol .......,. Wood, Bonnie tSrl .....,.. .........5l, i ..... ..,. , 44, ,.44, 39 .Lili ...,...,,,5l, Sl 67, 92 Woods, David Url .............. ...,...., 4 4, Woods, Dick KP. G.l .,........... .......... Woods, Katherine CFrl ......... .,........,...,.,....... Woods, LaFerne CSol ........ .................,..... 4 7, Wright, Cary Url ..,................ ................r.......,..,,,. Wright, Margaret tSol ......... ....... 4 7, 57, 67, 76, Wright, Roy fFrl .,..,....,.,... ...,...r,,,.,,.,,,.,,.,,,,,, Wurtsbaugh, Iohn CFrl ......... The Harvest Dance breeds romance. Y Yates, Bernice CSol ....,.... Yates, Catherine Url ........ Young, Herschel CFrl ....... Young, Russell CSol .......,. Young, Von Url .,............ ,Z Zahn, Marjorie Url .,.,........ Zimmer, Lloyd tSol ............... Zimmer, Theodore Url ......... 4 QMNSWMX JM? Ourice HJC c7'l!9!9'C6Cltdjl:0Ifl? HERB KRASIN 0 IOHN T. MURRAY of Spieths Studio for some of the grandest photography ever. LEE SULLIVAN -0 DANNY CLOUD of the Iunior Class for their snapshots and enforced late hours in the darkroom. MR. I. W. PATTERSON 0 of Huston-Patterson Corporation-Printers for consideration in time of need. MR. FRED LAWSON 0 of Capital Engraving Company for counsel and help and all the rest. QAM, GJ XHLZILM! OUR ADVERTISERS Without whose help this book would have been possible but not probable. A ci P Tea Company ........................................ Arnalgarnated Clothing Workers of America ....................................... ...... Andrews Lumber Company .......,. ...... Automobile Row- Brown, E. W ......... ...... cuuy, J. W ............................. ...... DeWitt Motor Company ......... ...,.. Gordon Auto Co ................... ...... Lukeman Motor Co ......... Poole CS Cooney ............. ...... Strawn, Chas. M ...,.... ...... Barr's Laundry ....,..... Brady Bros. .............................. ,.... . Brown's Business College .......... ...,.. Brown's Music Store ................ ...,.. Caldwell Engineering Co .............. ...i.. Capps 61 Sons, Ltd .............................. ..,.,, Cooney Taxi ci Funeral Service ........... ...... Davis Office Supply ........................... ,.,,,. Drexel .........,,,................. ,,,,,. Eli Bridge Co .,,....,...... ....., Elliott State Bank ....... Emporium .............,,................,............. ..,,,. Farmers State Bank ci Tr ust Co ......... ...... Fox Midwest Theaters ................... ,,..,. Goodie Shop ..................... .,.,.. Hamilton's Confectionery ..,... ,,,,., 1 Henry s Iewelry ............... .,,.,. Herff Iones Co ................ ,,,,,, Hofmann Floral Co .......,.. ..,,,, Hopper ci Hamm .........., ,,.,,, Hopper's Shoe Store ......... ,,.,.. Ideal Baking Co ............ Illinois College ....,............ ,.,.,, Illinois Iowa Power Co .......................... ..,.., Illinois Telephone Co ...............,,,..,,,..,,,,..,,,,,,,, Iacksonville Coca-Cola Bottling Co. ,..,.,..,.. . lohnston-Frank School of Dancing .....,.,,.,,.. S. S. Kresge Co. 5 G 10 ............,...........,,, .,,,,, S. S. Kresge Co. 25 to Sl.UU ........ ...,,, 4 Cifeqef 'ree Qeegjeg Crimson lay says: Anyone whois Will read the fore he buys. penny wise .ve ads bc- La Crosse Lumber Co ........ Lane's Book Store ........ Larson Cleaners ...... Lockwood Shop .............. Lukeman Clothing Co .....,.. MacMurray College ............... Merrigan's Confectionery ......... Morgan Dairy ......................... Myers Brothers Clothing ........... Peerless Bread Co .................. Producers Dairy ...... Purity Cleaners ......... Rogers' Book Store ..,....... Schrarnm ci Buhrrnan ............. Sears 'Roebuck ci Co .................. Siegfried School of Dance .......... Spieth Studio .....,........................ Spink Insurance Co ............ Steinheimer Drug Store ......... Typewriter Service Co ........ Waddell's ...................... Walker Hardware ........ Woolworth Co. .... . Lallrosse Lumber En. For De endable Buildin Materials coonfu mxl ann funfnm Qlwlww My Wlflifwb SERVICE Egg Qjwh 'gig ,Q flea' Q 4 if All-Amerlcan cholcef 0 1' . . . L' 9 ,fin S:,:1Q. I. ,:E4fi - ' . ' 5' -:EE5:5EE:i 'P 1::.3.,:f1 551' 15: FP t 1 m e 0 u - 'g 3:25:13 . ..ag-t.: 'fit- it - -1.- 1 ,I-SQ :3S:1 N-:if .. ..... .. if -33-U -:: Il Egg: :l- 4-,'- ,YUM X The P ause ' - X Q' that fe feshes . Q . L L An - E MARK REOIS1 .1 ,ggr L wif COCA-COLA BOTTLING C0 ' ' l 1 f f it 1 ,ff Y 1 lg 5 A E Q 'Mow A .P W1 1? J ' GG 0 94 'ky lag K Sgr Elf.. ' X lil ' , S4 -- --'dl , A , rin , , il e K y Q' ,M .,.4 , .iz .QE :' L 'f X N , 3 , F 4 X 1. ' ZS 2-N 1 li f lil E 2 Tlx Rf? 'Z' Q ujggzggt 2 1 5 'Q' Xiang-gwj i ry X K Il .QQ . 7? U, . D L r A K NVILLE, ILL. P1-1oNE1u74 X 1 C so Q 1 an Mr. Lair: Look herel That other fellow is carrying two boards While you're carrying only one. What's the matter? Tubby Sorrill: He's too lazy to make a sec- ond trip. lk rk Pk Harold MacDougall: Since I met you l can't eat, I can't sleep, I can't drink. Shirley Green Cshylyl: Why not? Harold: l'm broke! 524 PF Pls Dick Lane: l've an awful lot of electricity in my hair. Ieanne Lynn: I don't doubt it. You always have such shocking things on your mind. Pk Pk PF A rabbits foot as a good luck charm Will keep its owner safe from harm. I I carry one from force of habit, But come to think of it, so did the rabloit.,., N SCHRAM BURI-IMAN Quality Iewelers Elgin - Waltham and Hamilton Watches 37 S. Side Square Iacksonville Kjwwyffaff ' El I lg aff! IACKSONVILLE'S EXCLUSIVE INDUSTRY ELI BRIDGE COMPANY JACKSONVILLE .- ILLINOIS X 117 Emporium ls Symbol Ut An Evolution Success of East State Street Store Reflects Consumer Demand for Absolutely Desirable Fashion Merchandise at Moderate Prices What Emporium does, says, and sells is always closely watched by every fashion-conscious Woman in this community, for it is thru this store that really a little bit of New York and Paris has been brought to the heart of Iacksonville. The spreading influence of that truth to the extent of its achievement and attainment has lifted the standards of Women's fashions for,Central Illinois. GHIPORIUITI Q A Store of Fashions East State St. O I Congratulations to 'tqutoy apAg9,Qj! Class of '41 . ofiomwffrrofi at N M W! - . WALKERg'S WMA? fyffm HARDWARE V! iffhffwf tt' Glass I UVM! Q W. Side Square Phone 275 it 118 C apps the Climax! ere's Miss Osborne? i Compliments of S. S. HRESGE Better Quality For Your Money , So. Side Square I Iacksonville, Illinois Whom are You'l1s5lg?lld31geeIg11ranGgSESg5 Y MJ' I A PARTICULAR LAUNDRY . Oifplgifj FoR -Y PARTICULAR PEOPLE NS yay ix!! . BARRXS LAUNDRY A If ' 4 GMM M QSLOW AND CAREFUL' f AQAAJJ ' X- flu N N.. u : w K D . 1 A , CY U5 11 .9 nl Family Washings a Specialty ' , 'A J U Nu X .-1 li' X ,l Phone 447 221-3-5 W. Court X B Ed Anderson: The next time you contradict me, I'rn going to kiss you. Dorothy Newport: You are not. :if bk Pk In the parlor there were three, She, the parlor lamp, and me. Three's a crowd there is no doubt, So the parlor lamp Went out. F24 JF Pk I had considered kissing you, Which would be simply grand. I had considered kissing you, Yes, even on the hand: But now I take Biology, And sit and sigh and moan, Six million mad bacteria, And I thought We were alone. wk vt Ianie Frank: Why the toothbrush in your coat lapel? Bernard Enfield: It's my class pin-I go to 119 LANE? BUUK STURE Where Students Meet School Books and Office Supplies Athletic Equipment Greeting Cards Colgate- 225 W. state Jqcksonviiie, Ill. BRADY ltltll ,M gu 7M'm,4 M I E th' I H d . 09 ' very ing n ar ware i and Paint 2 . ,W o I 794' Furnaces - Stoves Quality Tin Shop BASEBALL - FOOTBALL TENNIS - GOLF I 215-217 E. State Ln, I M WW sg Hutogzaphs HUPPER Sz HAMM .x UN WW WM Home Furnishings w of ff Q WYEVWM 21 W M Sd w. B. RUGERS 0,0,f,'3iif ZiQLW,f AUfW0.5QA,6-wwa Th B P1 ITQwn q,,,,,f ,?Qza,4,1AJL JMU' TB 20391 ,QM 799' Sh 1Bk gffd-m2Q.:iafQSwwlAl as 1' WLJM WW I -sl SAVE THEIR SIGHT . Q - O Get I.E.S. Lamps and guard sight . . especially now when young eyes may be easily impaired by improper light. Govemment statistics show that. whereas only 32. are bom with defective sight. about 257, have defective vision by the time they leave grammar school. 302 by the time they leave high school. O Much blame can be laid to improper lighting. Ordinary lamps afford only 3 to 5 footcandlesii of illumination. where 30 are really needed . . roughly the amount pro- duced by a 200-watt l.E.S. lamp. Get a study lamp. a popular bridge or floor model for your favorite reading spot. your wife's sewing corner. or the game table. The cost is slight . . the comfort. convenience and protection are immeasurable. V 'Lagbr IS measured in loalcandles, Justus dis- d IS CHEAP J'2l'f',?,1TZ,i'ZL J.51.1'I Pnegelyblbe amount gf ' 1 d b 1 - EYESIGHT :fd flfdlf If' fare one loo! square, g R Ls : laor away. I IS PRICELESS l ILLINOIS IOWA POWER COMPANY 0 I H' E MW I.w.wnuLwn1IIH cu. . P A T R O N I Z E Complete Line ' U ll of Crimson J School Supplies ' ADVERTISERS ' , South Side Square Iacksonville, Ill. -Hutogtctphd Compliments of THELUIIIHIIUUD SHUP M 'nf . SLE! Tops litre siioar ClLC?'l'llA-IES Afternoon and Formal Wear For The High School Miss W It IHI Iucnwnon SIHIII Q f If BEHUTU cuuunf ji 5 Stt A cl N! - 2l8Vz East State Phone 231 . W- a e ccredite QI' Y F INDIVIDUAL HAIR STYLES Sl cl l GJ u en s May Enroll Any Time . . . 9 5 by Della E. Lockwood, Mgr. 4 CDVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE--9 doifwigffmw, 456' 9 Civ? pp Clothes 109070 Pure Wool NVQ 5 O . D QU. GIapp5'8: gunz, 55th Qarkznnuille, Ill. 124 'PUURITY uEANERs For Finer and Better Cleaning Service 0 Phone 1000 Iacksonville, Ill. Kay Potter: What kind of holes are those in that board? Beth Robinson: Those are knot-holes. Kay: Gee, that's funny. I could have sworn they were holes. as Ik wk First Mosquito: What are you so happy about? Second Mosquito: I just passed my screen test. fx: ff wk Edward Otth: I hear they're going to fight the battle of Bunker Hill over again. Melvin Brasel: Why? Edward Gtth: lt wasn't fought on the level. Pl' Pk ?lf This, explained Mr. Hickle, is one of the most dangerous explosives known. If I am wrong in my experiment we are liable to be blown through the roof. Kindly come a little closer, so that you can follow me better. Laughing up your sleeve, Mr. Hallowell? Such goingZ'chn! Probably the only time anyone will ever look up to Cary Wright. Who's a-chasin' Mildred Mason? A Place to Meet Your Friends DREXEL Billiards-Cigars--Fountain Q W. State St. Phone l809 L. F. Randall 125 MacMurrag College For Hman' iH.I.lNOIS WOMAN'S COLI.EGEl Offers to the Young Women Graduates of lacksonville High, School Opportunities in All Lines of College Work DEGREE COURSES IN . . Liberal Arts, Music, Art, Speech and Dramatic Art, Home Economics, Physical Education, Business and Administra- tion, Nurses' Training, Special Normal Training Course in Public School Music, Drawing, Painting and Kindergarten. Graduates Are Eligible to Active Membership in the Iacksonville Branch A. A. U. W. For Literature Call or Telephone President McClelland, lacksonville, Illinois . .,,,, NA E U Y i P iv 21 M fy ee e Here's To a li Q SUPER SOFT BREAD Sllccessllll ' .ID Year in 'H .,,,, Baked and Sold Fresh The Sarne Day 1941-1942 MADE WITH WHEAT HEARTS W Rich in Natural Vitamins The ADVERTISERS PEERLESS BREAD CO. L, 5 gin Ss FQ .5 X Qi fa :PQ 126 B U Y Lukeman Motor Company from or Buick Dec:-ler and DODGE B A N K D AND The Difference! 1 Best Buick Yet PLYMOUTH Poole and Cooney Motor Every Service For Your Car Company 24 Hour 320 s. Main Phone 115 Towing Service IHCKSONVILLE 416 W. STATE PHONE 330 E. W. BROWN CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH CARS Al J T 0 :oc , Winkler Stoke-rs 406 S. Main St. WAHM. ,W Sales - Service Icrcksonvi1le's Oldest Car Market Morgan County's Oldest Auctioneer See DE SOTO With Fluid Drive Plus Simplerncxtic Transmission CHAS. M. STRAWN STUDEBAKER ' Champion- ' Commander- President- Gordon Auto Co. IACKSONVILLE, ILL. 328 So. Main Tel. 1201 I lrvlfw IW kM l' -p MZ, MMM W ww F O R Greater Power and UBILE U S E INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Rfawlli I.W.CULLY E. Morgan St. Iacksonville FOI' These pages are purchased by The New HYDROMATIC and through the co-operation of those OLDSMOBILE Iacksonville Automobile See Dealers ' Whose ads appear on DE WITT MOTOR COMPANY . - Oldsmobile - This New -cadiuacm AUToMoB1LE 200 Dunlap Court Iczcksonville R O W . 128 1566 QL7 5 T H 1941 Wie ,V il .- WX I , I , S ly' Q11 ff xg . . 1... Q JBL M VL? 'ilfl ri' l , nil f M 9, Ol l VNV! .lj 'Sri' ' I 'V!G3.lyJf'f I ff ffl' I zfrfv-xml' ll. X 'A W1 if ' I - I . xl - JW I .f- . , ' 0 L L E G E . x V 1 4 ' x Q, ,S or IACKSONVILLE ao-eo-0-0.000-0-oo-0-ooo 0 For 75 years BroWn's Business College of Iacksonville has successfully trained and placed young men and women in good business positions. 0 For 25 years BroWn's has been accredited by the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. 9 At BroWn's, students receive not only thorough Business Training but also Personality Development. Students at B. B. C. enjoy the social activities in the Sorority, Frater- nity and Parties. Q Student Loan Fund available for students with limited finances. Pay after graduation. 9 Special Civil Service Courses. 0 Write or visit the College for information. I. BERT BUNDREN D. L. HARDIN Field Representative Principal f32 I. H. S. Graduates Enrolled at BroWn's in September, 19407 fl ia? 1,22 iw-fgi Q' ' ' K 9 -uw. ,- ry If-irfffi-P'5.IIvv ma J Typewriters Adding Machines Office Supplies School Supplies Furniture Steel Filing Equipment DAVIS OFFICE EQUIPMENT O CONGRATULATIONS To the Seniors in the Class of 1941 The ADVERTISERS Richard Allan: Mary, dearest, I'm burning with love for you. Mary Bagale: Come, now, my Romeo, don't make a fuel of yourself. are wk wr Guy Winks: Why are those trees in the orchard all bent over? Farmer: You'd be bent over too if you were full of green apples. aa 4: af Florist: Well, so you want to say it with flowers. Say, about two dozen? Bill Deutsch: No, make it half a dozen. I don't want to say too much. :rc wo: as Victoria Cincis: Does this lipstick come off easily? Clerk: Not if you put up a fight! wk wk wx: Mr. Agger: What is the formula for water, lack? I lack Mathews: H, I, I, K, L, M, N, O. Mr. Agger: What on earth do you mean by that? Iack: 'lWell, you said yester'day that it was H to O. H1-lMlI.TUN'5 o Fountain Service and Short Orders Candy o E. State St. Jacksonville ,fr '-ff 5 ,rg P Be 5026411 ! .7 Saw! ' Go Where They Have f Z g- ' ,gfg-3,z42:'J S Quality Luggage ffgfi. A11 Types of Sport Goods Ready-to-Wear and Millinery Men's and Boys' Furnishings I Where All America Shops and Saves SEARS RUEBUEK 81 EU. 46 North Side Square Iacksonville, 111. Doris Iohnston - Ianie Frank School of Dancing Affiliated with Chicago National Association of Dancing Masters Private and Class Instruction in: BALLET TAP BALLROOM Tos CHARACTER AoRoBAT1o ADAo1o AND BATON TWIRLING Studio Above Rexall Drug Store NORTH SIDE SQUARE A -autograph Q12 swf ' ka ' Qfnff WW' ww WW 1 Zag! are-:Q-fj':f , JMMAX .7 I f xdbvk fy! W. , LU 7f:,,,m f. ff' pp We , +4 COMPLIMENTS or fwiffw For cr Complete Line of School Supplies Think of Your Friendly S. S. KBESGE CO. 5 cmd 10c Store 59 So E Comer Square Ictclcsonville lll - 2 SPIETH Studio 1. T. MURRlAY,Propr1e X, ,Q V f Af Mjjg5Z22ZfQ we cfmyflzng Mofvgmylzc College cmd High School Photography A Special OOMPLIMENTS OF HMHlHHMHHH EHHHINH WHHIHHS Ht HMHHIIH O LOUIS NEIRMAN Manager 1 WMM t Huqhes Yehoocli? Hello Tommy. Where's your Mommy? Iacksonvi11e's Largest and Finest Cleaners . Phone Office 1800 Opposite Post Office It's Let him 134 ' ', f ' , E 1 gm iment Bob McNeil: My acting in this play will put me in the foremost rank. , Miss Richeson: Yes, right up with the four AN D R CO- most rank actors. . I sf :nc :E Q l l d , Ruth lean: You dumb looking dope! You ' f idiotic bore, you! lust the sight of you turns rg' my stomach! I Wish you'd fall dead! Oh, l 2 E could pushwyou in a cage of raging lions! JJ, Eddie: You mean you don't like me? fp - se wk :ef Cy? l We have been told that Fred Fancher has 1 added more mirrors to his room so he can be y g Q surrounded by the people he loves best. , ' Nancy Hughes: 'fWhat do you mean, this W , ' isn't a real fur coat? Y Betty Stone: Well, who ever heard of a My M rabbit with pockets. D IRY E- E ff if l Bill: Thanks for the hug. P DUCTS Wilma Lee: The pressure was all mine. ,Z9Sofw6f.ofww-ff is we dwarf: 3 . g s Tl-IE '0 Fox Midwest Theatres CThe Places To Go In Iacksonvillel ax W! For MQW ' N FINER ENTERTAINMENT JH Ad 5 E GEORGE 1. HUNTER ' HOWARD E. BUSEY 1. ELDoN DeSILVA Managers QE, 14 f'9 fFA' SMART SHOE STYLES Q W for i YOUNG PEOPLE cHllPPEH'S W new suuf 2552? STUREL E tSide-Square Iacksonvill I11 Iacksonvi11e's Only CRIMSON I Advertisers Specialized Office i Machine Store TYPEWQITER SERVICE CCM 205 E Morgan H. L CDOCJ C Are Behind ggi H ,QHEENE Leis Get T Behind THEM I I A 553 ij HERFF-JONES co. 1q 9 'FA' ,,,dm,..,p.,.iS I N DeeignetgTindlljlanuiacturers of B K My QE Oiiliiii ig A M, 9 We ff. M. jjwf M QS S! JAcKsoNvu.LE wk RDDUCERS DAIRY N . ICE CREAM PASTEURIZED 3 it ie DAIRY PRODUCTS 3 bggzoz W. Beecher Ph 403 137 Ge! Your Candy from the 'N Zldczkery of the F 91M w MMM 'J' BAR ff I if Wil PE'l'EBSON'S GO0IlIE SlIOP I-IOME MADE ICE CREAM - - - CANDIES 230 S. Main Street I cxcksonville. Illinois E. M. SPINK Insurance Agency s s Hospitalization Life and Accident Annuities 2ll E. State St. Mr. Iohnson: If I have talked too long it's because I haven't my watch with me and there's no clock in this room. George Coraor: There's a calendar right behind you. we wk wk Tommy Boston: A penny for your thoughts, lean Bergquist: 'lWhat do you think I am- a slot machine? tk :of sk Miss Perbix: What do you think of the Senior Class? Mr. Mutch: I try not to think of it. I'm too easily frightenedf' :ze wr Pk More pedestrians are crossing streets safely nowadays-sneaky bunch. 1: :sc s Bob Davis: What's your favorite summer sport? Clark Dodsworth: Canoeing! It improves my swimming. If 38 Leis G0 say 11 with CRIMSQNS HUUIEHS M w'Rg WITH You Souiisoijjlijor I ' ' M If M 1002 mm . MXN' HuFMANN's w ' Ah f The H U West slde IaCkSonv111e, QM , Square Illinois gg? Ra A A Q I I ' S M Q'f ,fffff A Jw fflwff., ET? Ladies' Reqdym-Wear and MM Tifbiwwmaw Furnishin S - 43 '55 Q f .3 ' E i Infants' U C d Jn .J..i1I1DBELUS LUMBER COMPANY Millwork L U M B E R DuPont Paint Phone 46 Icrcksonville, Ill. The Ring of Service 'FX ALWAYS glert and ready to obey your slightest whim, the telephone stands cfs your greatest servant- twenty-four hours every day. In rcrin or shineg in summer or Winterg for casual chats or for emergency ccflls, the telephone is odwcrys ot your cornrncrnd. ILLINIDIS TELEPIIIINE CDMPANY 140 ELLIO'l l' STATE BANK , , IACKSONVILLE, ILL. 6 'E' 'El 'E-1 1941 ,VW - OFFICERS K JIUIJPPANK R ELLIOTT Chairman of the Board President FRANCIS R. RANTZ r A 3 Vice-President and Cashier CHESTER A. I-IEMPHILL I M Vice-President and Trust Officer M , CHARLES A. JOHNSON I. WEIR ELLIOTT, Ir. Assistant Cashier L. D. MELDRUM Assistant Cashier I. ALLERTON PALMER Auditor MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Bill Phillips freciting Latinl: Hunk, hank, FOI- Outstanding honkf' Miss Moore: Go on-the road's clear. as wo: :ec Marie Gebhard: 'lDid you try to find out Helen's beauty secret? Iune Delfreitasz Yes, but it was no soap. wk as :ze IoQOxley was visiting an insane asylum. While passing the big clock in the hallway, she glanced at her Watch and remarked, That clock must be a little off. Sure it is , a patient volunteered, it Wouldn't be here if it werenltf' y as ar :r Mr. Iohnson: lean, do you believe in capital punishment? Iean Hutchison: Well, yes, if it isn't too severe. ,Food Values Shop at Your A 81 P SUPER MARKET in Iacksonville, Illinois wfffefffb 97 f 24 dew. A Good -Place To Eat Compliments of nnnnn . u M . IE h D f THE h R FARMERS STATE BANK . I t . G AND TRUST CQMPANY A ' 5 - K .. N 9 Gil-9 S We Specialize in Member Party Candy and Ice Cream Federal Deposit Insurance Corporati T -Hutoyzaphs Ruth Jean Siegfried Q if V , 1 School of JUN' faf'f'd ll a n e e All Types of Dancing Taught . . . BATON TWIRLING Taught by Clyde Cushman of Springfield 52W N. Side Square Iacksonville. Ill KOver New Rainbow Paint Shopl G LUKEMAN 142 I I -eu try? My . wg? akfff CLUTHING EUMPANY D jwdyw l I WWE BWMWW D wntown Collegiate N if, 571011 W Ox in Ok? ' Y Clothes For Young Men and Men I Who Want To Stay Young gifs .lfumnu smnf sg ur Q Make Your Own Terms ' W. State St. Phone 1300 Herr-in his h He has no Old Evileeye, K , 1 He makes a cute couplel Why so glum, chum? UMW fill? Wm? metlgynmissns IN THIS BOOK 143 fnfoy . . . ,X X -sifiiww' ..f:NF?:iI5F5 ' ' ,gf X- Q4 .N 8, I x V Q X. t Missy? A XRS? I X I I W gt' I Q I 3 N Q3 S ' C X 1 IU SOME OF LUCKY BOY HEART of the WHEAT OUR BEST BREAD FRIENDS First for . . . Fmvon 1'oAs'r ,--., TENDERNESS . Letls patronize Them Rich in VITAMINS B16 B2 '., ' IDEAL BAKING COMPANY Buy -gutogtalahs of Music ,jgnqbq at BRoWN's Music STORE Sheet Music Musical Merchandise, etc. West Side Square 5 . Cl EFJMAB QJI 144 3' Iwfii Q llllglltllglllgl fl Coeducational . 18 ' Q Liberal Arts Illinois College is recognized as a strong college of liberal arts. It is fully accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and was a charter member of that organization. It is on the approved list of the Association of American Universities, and is recognized by the Association of American University Women. It has a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the highest of scholastic fraternities, a distinction ac- corded in this state to only one other liberal arts college in addi- tion to the three leading universities. We of Illinois College invite graduates of the Iacksonville High School to consider the opportunities available for them on the Illinois College campus. ' H. GARY HUDSON, Ph.D. President SDM' ,W -guts ta A5 9 F Go Places Looking Your Best WW' widow Bkornug U , Florsheim and Freeman Shoes wyrv ' W C Stetson Hats 39 Haj'-7 K Hickey Freeman and dS QM 3 9, Kuppenheimer Suits QQ3 Iacksonvil1e's QNQQ-'J LM Largest Clothiers f,, fyJ P or Men and Boys BMW fd,-.-H-Afrjilpu ' IS45 edt H4350 to the class of l94l M for W 0'j,',3'i ' ,ll , J V 9411, WJ JW MJ r CIVIL 6: MECHANICAL ENGINEERS ff' s 803 W. College Ave. Iacksonville, Ill. Edgar E. Loyd H. L. Caldwell Stanley Dart Iohn McDonald Chas. Kahl Chet Woods Howard Potter Evelyn Longenbaugh E. E. Mason Herman Danforth I. F. Brown Ed. lones Bob Caldwell Rex Iackson Bob Hansmeier Arthur Sarnoore Clifford Steele THE REXALL s'ronE E 'gUf07f4F55 STEINHEIMER ' H ' DRUG srons , . M . W M My JAM Al! We Are ln Business YQ- ' For Your Health A 0 W7 SODA FOUNTAIN and LUNCHES ON A Mo Y 1 DROP IN A Q X L 1 146 . , DO SN'T ANYBGDY H MP1igP WM W WM? ,Q 7 Q E QP! WN my fy Wm lff5'Z5+ ,AIS we 4ifLq.,7 . 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