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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1945 volume:

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Certain feminine members of the staff lafter descending the uh stepsl let their imaginations run Wild and wondered how ire escapes would look fifty years from now Later in the sta meeting the theme was hatched and more imagin ations were set ree Now tor your approval We present our full grown chick Futurama The Editors V . , ft , A .. f . , 1 - IX ll , . -- . ff-1 . e . Bi?-'Pa-,'f'. 2513- , . Q gf, .,. -. A . gs- . . fx,-l..n-I, -- -1 1.' --1 .I A' Y V ' h ,V -.., L5 VF e semor class o 1945 dechcclte UL R HVARBUOR our deem amd Gd e who for her four vecxrs of Lmurmq ef oft for her ever helplr G hcmd vnll ever hold Q pllce m the memory of every Semor X J. th ' 1 , lliis. fe 7 3 e e I leo Hliss franc fl1'o1'Us. W fiuv-MZ An evening dark, A snowy night, Our pride and joy A lovely sight. 6 Full of pnde Flag unfurled We re by thelr Slde O er all the World 7 Allegiance With pride in his heart With joy in his eyes A spark of allegiance ln his heart lies. An ache in her heart And pride in her eyes She pledges allegiance With her tond goodbyes ln lives it rnust pay ln battles succeed Through conquest and victories Our nation will lead Blue Stars of the Class of 45 Sam Caldwell Bob Shannon Bob Sims Richard Hull lohn Deern Gerald Sehy Richard Kane Lee Florence Gordon Causey Vernon Smith lohn Maynard Wally Tice Gold Stars of I H S George Knight john Robinson Warren Lucas Lee Ferguson litnmy lohnson Davis Tribble George Harbor Russel Taylor Bob Whitlock Russell Brittenstine Bob Nunes Ralph Foster Bob Marshall Herbert Goveia Leigh Klinghamrner rlarold Naylor lohn Spaulding Bill Ward Al A ,S Q , fN o K' MWIIENWJUN Mr. Blodgett Mr. Bloclgett, who hos been super- intendent of schools for the post two yeors hos the d1tt1cult 1ob of keepmg oll the clty schools runnrng smoothly ond hols proven h1mselt or very copctble lecrder We senlors Wtll mlss h1s frrend ly smlle ond greetlng crfter leovlnq IHS ll i L- Mr Agger Mr Agger our pr1nc1pc1l hos been cr trtendly odv1ser orncl counselor to the members of the closs of l945 ln ctdcll t1on to ccrrrylng out h1s dunes durlng CI clurmg wc1rt1me he olwoiys mofnoges to flncl tlme for o chctt The groduotes ore deeply lnclebted to Mr Agger tor h1s ormlcxble encouragement throughout our h1gh school days '1 . . . . X i Ji' 1 Ulla A 'Tv Mig N AMN- Viyrt A . .4 . at l . A b ' busy doy cts pr1nc1pol of or hrgh school t f7 'r-3 , f ' f 1 2 - 11 eated D 'Newman M arnhat M ammitt Mrs ooms esdent roc Gbson M lsutchison M Hoppe M Bacewell Standing M Bailey Mr Bock o se M Blodqett Board Contro The Board of Control is or ganized by the Board of Educa tion to supervise and plan the budgets of the various depart ments and organizations of the chool The board is made up of the superintendent of schools the principal one board of ed ucation member a faculty rep resentative an alumnus and as an innovation this year the student council president Meetings are held the first Monday of every montn and all expenditures of student or- ganizations are budgeted and very carefully investigated. fw .x.! Board E ucatlon The Board of Education is elected by the people It is so organized that the terms of three members expire each year and three new members are elected The board con sists of nine members the pres id nt the secretary and the superintendent of schools lt is divided into the following com mlttees lnstruction Building and Grounds Finance Sup plies and Board of Control The board meets the second Tuesday of each month They analyze and decide various matters of city wide school pol icy select the faculty balance the school budget and approve new textbooks Much of the success of lacksonville schools lies on the shoulders of this very capable group Left to right: Mr Agger, Mr Blodgett Berdeana Benson, Mr, F. Robinson, President, Mr. F Bracewell, Miss Groves 12 lVlr lVlay Mr May a verrtable Mr Anthony spends most of h1s trme elther keepmg hrs boys out of servlce or helpmg them of mechanlcal drawmg and drattmg stretched l1ke pre war rubber to rn clude the dutles of dean of boys and asslstant prmclpal The senlor class IS especrally grateful to Mr May for hrs trlendly asslstance to us on our yearbook We W1ll remember Mr May for hrs cheerful smrle and Jov1al personallty MISS EVHHS Along wlth keepmg track of all the Bad llttle g1rls Mrss Evans our farth tul track r down pulls Advanced Al gebra Sohd and Plane Geometry and Trrg classes along the road to 1ntell1 gence Her Splfll of learnmg from llfe IS as 1mportant as learnmg from books has Won the admrratlon of the entrre student body 1 to get in. His former tasks as teacher A ' - 1.t we . . 1 13 ROW 1 Mr Roscoe E11er Mlss Mary Margaret Brady M S Un1vers1ty of lllmo1s M A State Uruverslty of Iowa VOCGHOHG1 AQUCUHUTS Shorthand Typlng and Busmess Trammg Row 3 Mxss Martha V Burton MISS E151 e Evans M A Umverslty Ol Arizona M A Columbla UI'11V6I'S1ly Speech Correcuon Dean of Glrls and Mathemahcs Miss Fem L Coultas M Mud d M Geo! e A 1 r S r ISS fe 9 S315 Cm ecre my M E Uruverslty of MISSOUTI Mr Iohn C Deem T MA Umverslty of Mlssouu Shorthand ypmg and Busmes Tramlng Hrstory and Economlcs M155 Fefgene Goddm ME UH1V9fS1lY of MISSOUTI Row 2 Engllsh and Speech Mlss Anna Dewey Docm Mrs Lnhan H Green B S MacMurray College B A lll1r1o1s College I Llbrarlan FACULTY At' 5 FACULTY We 11 6 Zrpfvvd Z I 1,044 iff ROW 1 Mrs Erma Ellxott Iohnston M155 Irene Grgves M A Unlverslty of lll11'101S M S Unwersrty of WISCONSIN MC1ThefT1CfUCS Mgthemqmee Mlss Bonnle Kent M155 Helen M Harney B M MacMurray College Brown s Busmess College lUSTTUfT191'1TGl MUSIC Secretary to the Prmcrpal MT C G Klfchhoelel' Glen C Hmkle Ph M Unrversrty of Wrscons n M S Umvefelfy ef Hlmele Physrcs and General Scrence Chemrstry Prefllght and Senror Sclence 1 M Hallowell ROW 3 BS Kansas State Teachers College MTS C G Klfchhoelel' Mathernatrcs Row 2 Mlss Lena Mae Hopper B M MacMurray Colleae Vocal Muslc l5 B A lllrnors College Brology and General Scrence Robert Kraushcxcrr BE Western lllrnors State Teachers' Col lege Coach and Physrcal Educatlon ff I ,,'.. F ig , S f?W ' ' . K' f S A 4 V J I V N' , he f , n If , ' ju jl K ,E ' A V , jp' .L V if if ' ' 4 of ' ,f Wir t . 1, em- 1, , .C , M-, e or . ,, M , l R g , , 'n Mr. . . ' I A - 3 Mr. Row 1: Mr. Frank Moffitt Mr. Elbert A. Lair M.A. University of North Dakota Illinois State Normal and Bradley Poly- American History and Civics technic Building Trades and Wood Shop Row 35 Miss Alice Larimore Miss Ainslie Moore M.A. Columbia University BUAI Illinois College Home EC01'1OmiCS Study Hall and Attendance Secretary Miss Emma.Mae Leonhcxrd M. M 1 K. M iss argare oore gigiglglnols College M.A. University of lowa Miss Ruby Mann Latin and English M.A. Bread Loaf School of English Mrs. Robert Moore English and Latin BS. luniata College, Huntington, Pa. Row 2: General Science Mr Iohn S May Mrs Peggy C Mosby M A University of Missouri A B MacMurray College Assistant Principal and Drafting Physical Education wifi. FACULTY 251' FACULTY fvx 4L..,x W i A Row 1 Mlss Mabel Ruyle Miss Edna Qsbame M A Pennsylvania State College MS Pennsylvania State College French Spflfllsh Cmd E1'1Ql1Sh Home Economics Mr Harold G Servoss Miss Helen pasahall Machine Shop and Draltina MA Syracuse University Miss Clara I Snuth English Mr Leonard E Preston Printing Miss Helen E Richards M.A. lllinois College English Row 2: Mrs Gladys Rust B.A. Eureka College Sociology and Demo M A Pennsylvania State College English Row 3' Miss Ethel V Swanson RN. Sherman Hospital Elgin lllinois School Nurse Ralph I. Welles BS, University ot Illinois Bookkeeping Commercial Law and Math cratic Living ematics l7 l roto as Iokes of teachers all remtnd us We can make our grades subhme By bursttna forth 1n Joyous laughter At the destgnated trme I Kane I hear you had burolars at your house the other ntght Fred Coe Yes they stole practtcally ex ery thmg but the soap C The dtrty crooks Modern Latm Boytbus klsstbus sweet gulorum Gtrhbus hklbus wantt somorum Patherus hearlbus sweet ktssorum Ktcktbus boytbus out of the doorum The Ioke edttors may dtg and orl' Untrl thetr ftngers are sore And then some terk IS sure t sax Ive heard that ,oke before Lucy had a sttck of gum Whtoh was as whtte as snow And every where that Lucy wert The gum was sure to go She took tt wlth hor to school one day Whtch Na agatnst the rule The teacher took ner gum away And chewed tt after school Matt Fortado Im desperatell Ill get a revolver and blow my brams out Perk Stephenson Too extravagantl Get some snuff and sneezel Qulnlan told hrs gtrl that rf she dtdnt marry htm he d get a rope and hang htmself rtght rn ront o her home Oh please dont do tt Don she sotd You know father doesnt want you nangtng around here When your palm ttches you are aomg to get omethmg and when your head ttches you have tt Thtnk of the mtghty oak It was once a httle nut hke you Freshman Do you support the I7 Sentor No rt has a staff Inn Wood Are t1e edttors parttcular md c rertod upstde down I you cant laugh at the Jokes of the aae then laugh at the age of the tokes I nny Wtlhams Dtd you get your prom gown tn tune? Carolyn Craver No on tune Red Bond I had an awful dream last ntght frm Sptnk That so? Red Yes I dreamed that I was eatmg shredded wheat and when I woke up half of the mattress was gone Pat Potter Do you know Art? Dot Goebel Art who? Pat Artestan Dot Sure I know Artestan well C1 . . lf' I .c X 1 1 ' C. . : U if . ff ' S ' , ' -, T. X. . ,, I . l TMA, x ' . . I Bob Duncan: Gosh yes- They rave if they . fy ' , , ' ' . f , J , ie ' ' 3 X' A 1 . Y F . I L . . 'I ' J . , ' ' ' 3 1 I8 ff N STARS OF TOMORROW D1rQCt0d by HOWARD HAYNES Produced by Special AYIIXILQCIIXQIIT Wzth IOHN GROGAN EMSSH 19 CHIOFQ Remember when you sald Walt t1l lm a Senlor And then went ahead w1th your l1ttle mlsdemeanor Those were the days when you were green as grass For you were lust one 1n the whole Freshman Class Remember? Remember when you sa1d Gosh he s dumbl And thought every teacher was wacky as they come Those were the days when you peeked rn the door And found knowledge a ctnch tor a Sophomore Remember? Remember when vou sald Thrs IS my year lll lay em low Just watch em cheer Those were the days ot the Prom and tne Play And you were a lunlor 1n a Great Blg Way Remember? Remember when you sard At last 1t s here They ll bow down to me lts my tlnal year Yes those were the days a Senlor took the lead lt s funny how tour years can go wlth such speed Remember? Now you re Just srlhouettes only memorles Those happy klds you met have seen the seven seas An ache 1n your heart you re proud to be ahve And prouder sttll to add a toast to your Class of 45 21 SENIQR Marjorie Abbett Esther Ankrom Love suffereth long. Goldylocks. . . Ma Louise Baldwin Carhne Ahlqulst liyWomen are made to be loved, not to be under Heres a girl tl'1at's nice and sweet, Stoodlff And with an appearance very neat, Gertrude Barker Dorothy Allan She says a thousand pleasant things, but neve By those we love, may we be loved. SQYS-Gdieudi Betty Biggs Everett Allen May the single be married, Not Graduating, 1 And the married happy. Howard Haynes Senior Class President Q Yami: i-r 49x um 'nv-'L W , ,qeYf, 'T Benme Boggs Floyd Brown You cant Judge a book by its cover Live and think Richard Bond A Casanova is this guy Robert Brune He really makes the women sigh Smooth runs the Water where the brook is deep Doris Lee Brown Donald Busey Laugh and the world laughs with you. Short people often cast long shadows. 22 Sam Caldwell Fred Coe Sam, the indispensable. Stately and tall he moves in the hall, A center for thousands in grace. Helen Canatsey lack Cole Happy and always full or fun, King of Boogie Shell bring a laugh to everyone. Eleanor Cooper Gordon W CUUSGY Shes small neat and attractwe Cut and come aga1n Helps keep us SSHIOTS act1ve -nth H-..r l ,,,.,.e Lal! Iohn Grogan Sentor Class VICE pres1dent Eddle Coultas Barbara Cully Llftle boy blue come blow your horn Great thoughts llke grea deeds need no The IDUSICS sweet but sounds llke corn trumpets Donald Craig Earl Cuuy He 1 a well made rnan Hell fmd G WQY Who has a good deterrnmatlon Barbara Cra1n Iohn Deem She arr1ved IH thls chool only thls fall The Marmes got more demon that Deem But now she IS llked by each and all Ardeen DeFrates CCHGIYH Crave! Knowledge IS the foundanon and sou c of good May the most you w1sh for be the least you get Wflllng IO Wanda Dobbs I love llfel Bob Duncan S I What ev1l lurks behtnd that bashful grm? Margaret Edwards Although she 15 studymg her drea never dles Th1nk1ng of her satlor w1th the Navv blue eye Carol Elhs Gentlemen prefer blondes 1 R Dorothy Ervm Eat drlnk and be merry for tomorrow ye dtet Rose Faufleld lf sllence 1S golden her fortune ts made V1rg1l Fearneyhough Wake up and llve Maxme Floberg As lor 'ne all l know 15 that l know nothmg Wanda Hopper Sentor Class Secretary 'Z' ef-,P M fi. fairy '11 Matthew F ortado lnvlctusl Valencxa Forwood Dorothy Fox Here s a pleasant qutet lass Who has a hlgh standmg tn thts class Her volce IS muslc to our ears Harold Garde Her laughter comfort for our tears NOT Gmdufillflg Ioan Foster Dons Lee German Sweet and Pettte Wlsdorn IS better than rubles f W aff, 62' X all i JI 'V V V llesifi A , fa at ' ' l r 52 x iq 5. - A 'V. h 24 Betty Goble Richard Grimmett Love gilds the scene, and women guide the plot. Rich can take it on the Chin, Thats one of the things we like abaui hin Dorothy Goebel From her temperament, you'd never guess her Iohn Grogan hair was red, As an athlete, Iohnny rates high, For she is everybodys pal, and that's enuf said. An outstanding senior you cant deny. Bernice Griffith Dorothy Glmn Tall, dark, and mysterious A little woman is a dangerous thing. Fred Coe Senior Class Treasurer lean Gustafson Colleen Headen The world is at your feet. I had a dream which was not all a dream. Barbara Hacker pat Hickle USO little time H Honor is the reward ot virtue' Haffle' Hmue y . Richard Hicks Happiness seems made to be shared. ,Amicble weaknesses ,. Howard Haynes . ' Him, we'll hail as president Bette Hlghflll You'll not find a finer gent. Honor is purchased by the deeds we dc. IOR SE Frances Hinman Not graduating. Wanda Hopper She'll tap her way into your hear Margaret Hubbert tw Few people have courage to appear as nice as they really are Warren Hudson No man living knows more about women than l do, and I know nothing. Valencia Forwood Nl Editor I OR Bill Hughes To study or not to study, There is no question. Helen Hutson The Boogie Bachelors Baby, Lois Ingels lt requires more Virtue to bear Good Fortune than Ill. Lucille Irlam The very pink ct Perfection ,uw 'ii Harold Iones Still water runs deep. C. I. Kane Heres a boy that is right on hand No matter what the work youve p loyce Kehl By all that's good and glorious. lann'd. 26 QQ! Pauline Kennedy Eventually, why not now? Bob Kirkham All is fair in love and golf. Carolyn Kirkwood To woman: she needs no eulogy, she speaks for herself. Frances Klinghammer I une Knight Such stuff the world is made of. Learn to live and live to learn. David Knight Frances Lane Mickey Mouse. Rich in good wit and work. lk Lois Ingels I Editor 'Thi' . V 4 WM I ack Larson May every man be what he thinks himself to bel Frances Lee I can't be bothered-l'm in love. Bobbie Lovelace Bobbie, with her cheerful smile, Will keep you happy all the while, lack McCurley Half pint! Scott McDonald Arms, legs, and ambition. SEI 27 Don Marine Man of my dreams. Donald Mason Hes no wolf-it's just the way he says-helloeoo. Homer Mason Heres a guy thats plenty lush, But hides behind a bashful blush. Barbara Massey Happy-go-lucky. Iohn Maynard I am a man more sinned against than sinningf' ORS SE IDRS Vernon Medlock Elizabeth Nelms Modesty becomes a young man Liz is really a fine musician, And in life will hold a high position. Alma Meggingon Phyllis Nelson Such joy, ambition finds. Pt l- iS Cf friend to Clll, And will lend a hand at every call. Mary Alice Mohn Mary lane Norris By deserving success may we command it. 'lAll the Worlds a stage, And all the men and women merely players' Russell Murgatroyd Betty Owens Wise and slow, My hopes are not always realized, but l always They stumble that run fast. hope' sm? Ardeen DeFrates Herald Editor it 5 t Catherine Oxley Patricia Potter All is not gold that glitters, Sing your Way through life, Luella Parlier Don Quinlan As having nothing, and yet possessing all things. When lrish eyes are smiling, Icmice Phillips Lois Reeve Happy am I, from care I'm free! Dicta et facta. Why arent they all contented like me? Said and done. 28 Bette Rittenhouse Betty Ann Rust Not graduating. An honest heart possesses a kingdom ' Mary Roach sCh0g1eldt d d Q 4 up And still be doing, never done. .GY ,goo ml ure Cm goo qenhe CW united. Fred Rupel Russel Scroggins His bow tie and Sinatra croonw 'lNOll l1l'lQ'S new, nothings true, and nothing Really make the women swoon. matters. Elizabeth Nelms Herald Editor Alice Seymour Robert Six A jolly woman is about as rare as a white Who knows what his future may bring? blackbirdf' Bob Shannon Mary Icme Skinner D U H A mans first Care should be to avoid reproaches Accenlucle the positive' of his own heart. Olinda Siebenmmm Ewen Slillitllive my life with no regrets Fairest and best adorned is she, ' Whose clothing is humility, I Helen Smith Mary SUUITIODS Noble deeds that are concealed are most Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. esteemed. IOR SE IORS Iohn Spaulding Barbara Stephenson Like Napoleon, he's small but mighty. Head in the clouds, feet on the ground, For success shes surely bound. lim A H Carolyn Stewart Answer to Q 5005175 PTQYQV- Heres a girl that's really fine, Come on boys and get in line. Saul Spmk . . , . Marjorie Stewart He who falls in love with himself will have no ., . ,, rivals .f Who could ask for anything more? ' Virginia Stewart lack Spfddlln To have a friend and be one, His grin is infectious. For Stu thats easily said and done. Fred Coe, C. I. Kane Nl Business Managers rp. 1. . , 1 . .arf ra-.f 'w Y '27 .a i' -'31 N. 1 ' Q . K-ii an-Q as-17 ras - , . ly a :ey 'wi 5 ' . iv ' ' vi wh no Virginia Stine I Iean Sturm To them that love others better than themselves H57 Varieties Delggijftgggagsrw Betty Summers ' YD' A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Carl Stone The longest way around is the sweetest way AIITICI lean TUYIOT' home. No one is ever wise by chance 30 Iesse Tumer. Ir. Frances Wankel Well, lookee here-l'm an old cowhand, ln native worth and honour clad. With my ten-gallon hat and boots so grand Virginia Waggener William Ward Her golden hair, like sunlight streaming, does Three cheers for the Navy. ever enchain thy heart, Carita Waggoner Dorothy Weaver Heres a girl who dresses with style, Beauty plus brains and ever so sweet, And always has a pleasant smile Doughnut-loving Dotty, just can! be beatlw Lefty Allen. lim Spink Basketball and Football Captains Mary Frances Wells lean Wohleis All truths are not to be toldf For her, great duties of life are written with a sunbeaml' Shnfley Whltlock . Mary Margaret Wolfe Talent' WH' and personality' The days of our youth are the days of our glory Full of pep and originality. ' A, ' 2' . . Iames Wood l Kerlflelh wlllldmsl H An ideal senior with manly ways, Each mind has its own method. In every memory' Iimmie Stays Norma Williams Martha lane Young Nothing is impossible to industry A115 well that endg well, J IORS SENIOR ACTI ITIES Maryone Abbett Science 2 Mu ic App 4 Cazhne Ahlquxst Choirl 2 3 Vesper l 2 3 May Fes tival 2 3 Minstrel 2 Operetta 3 B vnlirtg Club 4 Music App 4 Dorothy Allan Esther Ankrom Rifle cltb 2 Cnoir 2 Op c ta Maryl. Baldwm Choirl 2 3 4 As t Se l Dr matic Lib l 2 Sta Debate 2 3 4 Cla s C un I 3 Studert Council 3 Checrlead 3 4 Minste s 4 V6 O eretta 2 3 4 Ir Play Cla s Trea 3 Arthur L Ball Not pictured Graduati g ir 45 Lett s haol in 38 2 credt lor Militarv Training Army lohn K Baptist Not pictured Graduat ng in 45 E tered as a midyear student in 4U Left school tn Gertrude Barker Commercial Club l 2 May Festival 2 3 Choir 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 Ve er Science Club Sec 2 Herald Staff 3 4 Student Council 4 Betty Biggs Choirl 2 3 4 Minstrel l 2 Operetta l Vespers l 2 Benme Boggs Rich Bond Basketball l 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Track l Go l 2 3 4 M1H5lTGl2 3 Operetta 3 Choir 2 3 4 May Festival 2 Vespers 4 Lette mans 4 Prom Comm Aeronautic 3 IStaII Dons Brown Choir l 2 3 4 Sketch 3 Camera Herald 4 May Festival l 2 Operetta l 2 Vespers 3 Minstrel 2 3 Floyd Brown Y M C A Robert Brune Stage Mgr Senior Play Donald Busey Rifle Club 2 Sam Caldwell Footballl 2 3 4 Baseball Track 2 3 Lettermans 3 4 Rifle 3 4 I Helen Canatsey Band l 2 3 4 Minstrel 3 4 Bowl ing 3 4 Music App 4 Camera Club 3 I Staff Gordon Causey Student Council l Rfl 1 2 F t ba 3 Fred Coe Choirl 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Basketball M r 3 4 H1Y l 2 Herald Sta 4 May Fe tival 2 3 4 Prom Comm I Stall Bus Mgr Ir Sr Play Letterman 4 Class Treas 4 Bowlirta nauttcs 3 Golf l 4 Ca Council espe s l ckCole BIlelMntl234Socl Gll o mn C a Counci Eleanor Cooper Winche er l GAA 2 Commercial tude t Council 3 Hfrald 3 4 I a Eddie Coultas Band l 2 3 Minstrel 3 4 School O estra l 2 Ir Play Sr Play Mu ic A p 3 oc tal 3 Phy lography l Don Crcug Wood on l 2 3 FFA Carolyn aver Band l 2 3 4 Choir 3 4 Minst 3 4 Vesper 3 4 Student Councl l 4 Sing ing es 4 Tr1Y 3 4 Herald 3 4 May tival Wallace Critchfxeld Macomb l 2 3 Barbara Cully Choir 2 3 Ve pers 2 3 May Festival ereta 2 Ho ie Ec P Tri Earl Cully Woodson l 2 3 Carrera 4 FFA Iohn Deem Marines Ardeen DeFrates Herald l 2 3 4 Ed 4 Commer cial 2 3 4 Pres 4 May Festival l 2 3 Student Council 4 Minstrel 2 Chotr l 2 3 4 TriY 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Wanda Dobbs Choir 2 3 4 V P es 4 Iettes 3 4 Secy 4 Dramatic Club l 2 Speech Club 3 Min e 2 3 espers 2 3 4 y riY May Festival 2 3 4 Bowling 4 Prom Comm Student Council 3 Class Council 2 Herald 4 Bob Duncan Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Trackl 2 Prom Comm Class Council 4 Operetta 2 4 Minstrel l 2 May Fest1val 1 2 3 4 Lettermans spers 3 4 Choir l Class Secy 2 Class Pres 3 Senior Play I Staff Margaret Edwards Commercial Club 1 4 Social 3 T Y 3 4 Choxr 3 4 l ' ' : ' 5 fs' . . : ' 5 i e , 5 oo- ll , .I I I I Q.-, 1 ,I :I I II I S' l, , , 5 5 . , .. ,5 ,Playg , 3,'4, Aero ' .- ,M 1 , 2,' 3, , 'i 55 7 45 V r r , 2, 45 Minstrel l, 2, 3 : ' 1 .5 ' ' 5 .er -to 2 Ia : i f 5 i s re ., , 5 ia 3, o l, 2, 3, 4, Prom C 1 g l .fs 'l l, 2. Cl: ,,1',ff, Qwfciii, I 2, 5 t. ,. t ' A 5 A ef , 5 I S r,l 1 . :st 5 , , 5 . 1, 2, 3, 4, May Festival 1, 2, 3, , ' frpers 2, 3, 4, 22 S s H : f , 2 St lt- p f I f If i. F. . : ' . In Ch' Ili- if 5llP'FSA' .C . ' . is ' ' 3 ' ' in ' 2 , . ' : ' . i ' ' , n- '44 to enter A.A.F. Credits entitle him to a diploma. Barbara Crain: Woodson l, 2, 35 Commercial 4. : - . L- Cr : ,F, , 5 A 5 5 'frel ,J A,,1 ,J S S2,3,4: l'2 ' 'P S'i ' I . p , A I 5 PI' , 5 Y 2, , 5 , 5 F65- - Q ' ' ' ' 3, 4 ' 1 ' , , , J ' A , 5 , 2, I i : ' ' ' ' - , 2, 3, Op ' 1 , 4,1 4,' res. 4, :Y 3, - :T V: 14: : -. .,2, . ,...4. ll , , , J 'P , Q 1 ' 1, , , J F' 1 1 Y 3, , . : . I I I I I 4: H I . , , ,I , , 5 . . l . l ' I ' ' 44 F' V' I .I ' I I . ' I. l '-I . : .... : . I I I . I - I , I I I , SlTl','IV ,,',ir.P1Q,T'- 213,42 ' , , - Q' ,' Staff. 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' . 3. 33 IOR CTI IT C I Kane Band l 2 3 Class Councll l 2 Student Councll 2 3 Prom Comm ROd1O Productlon 3 Muslc App 3 Asst Ed Handbook 3 Bus Mgr I RCIdlO Staff 3 Io ce Kehl May Festlval l 2 3 4 Cholr l 2 3 4 Vespers 3 4 Operetta l 2 3 4 Mln trel 3 Dra motlc Club 2 Speech Club 3 Sketch 3 Bowllng Herald 4 Trl Y 2 3 Paulme Kennedy Cholr l 2 3 4 May Festlval l 2 3 4 Operetta l 2 3 Mlnstrel 2 Vespers 2 Trl Y 2 3 4 Dramatlc 3 Sketch 3 4 Ushers 3 4 Bob Klrkham Golf l 2 3 4 Bowll g 3 4 Carolyn Klrkwood Cholr l 2 3 4 Secy 2 Mav Fes tlval l 2 3 4 Vespers 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Dra matlc l Forum Radlo Prod St Pay Sr Play Trl Y 2 3 4 Ushers 2 3 4 Co n Frances Klznghammer Mlnstrel l 2 May Festlval 2 Opera 3 Commerclal 2 3 4 Soclal 3 Davxd Knlght SCIENCG 2 Aeronautlcs 3 Iune Kmght Cholrl 2 3 4 Vespers 3 4 May Fe a l 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Bowllng 3 4 Camera 3 Vesper 3 4 Operetto 3 4 Mlnstrel l 2 Student Councll 3 4 Ixmmle Large Not plctured Graduatlng ln 45 Lett school IH lunle 43 Credlts granted for work taken ln SQYVICG Iack Larson Footballl 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Letterma s 3 4 V Pres Class 2 es r 2 3 4 May Fes 2 3 4 Operetta lnstrel l 2 4 Cholrl 2 3 4 Tenn Frances Lee Dramatlc l Trl Y 2 Speech 3 I Staff Bobby Lovelace Cholr 2 3 Operetta 2 3 Sclence 2 Soclal 3 Commerclal 3 Trl Y 4 lack McCurley Cholr l 3 4 Ir Toastmasters 4 Baseball 2 Mlnstrel l 2 4 Operetta 3 4 May stlval l 2 3 4 espers l Radlo Productlon Scott McDonald Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Letter mans 4 Sr Councll Sr Play on Marme Cho1rl 2 3 4 Rfl 1 2 Football l 2 3 4 Lettermans 3 4 Track l Don Mason Cholrl F F A l 2 3 Bowllng Homer Mason Class Councll l Band l 2 3 Aero nautlcs 4 Barbara Massey Cholr 2 3 4 Vespers 4 T Student Councll 4 Soclal Danclng 3 Operetta 2 4 MlHQlT9l 2 SCIENCE 2 Iohn Maynard Servlng IH the Navy Vernon Medlock Sclence 4 Alma Meggmson Woodson Hlgh School l 2 3 Com me-rclal Club 4 Mary AllC9 Mohn Home Ec l 2 3 4 Comlmerclal Club 3 Slnglrlg Club 4 Russell Murgatroyd Sketch 4 Rlfle Club 4 F F Ellzabeth Nelms Dramatlcl Cholr l 3 Orchestra l 2 Bowllng 3 4 Herald l 2 3 4 Edltor 4 Operetta 3 May Festlval l 3 Soclal Danclnq 3 TrlY 2 SGHIOT Play 2 3 Student Councll 3 Iettes 3 4 Pr Pr m Commlttee Mary lane Norris Forum 3 4 Student Councll 3 Ooeretta 1 TrlY 2 3 Dramatlc Club l Betty Owens GAA 3 Prom Commlttee Catherme Oxley Iettes l 2 3 4 Se-cy 2 V Pre Cholrl 2 3 4 Pres l Asst Treas 4 Speech Dramatlc l 2 Ir Toastmasters 4 Vespers l 2 3 Operetta l 2 3 4 Mlnstrel l 2 Cheerleader 3 Tr Y 2 Luella Parher Tr1Y 2 Home Ec 3 4 Vespers 3 May Festlval 3 Operetta 4 Iamce Phllllps Clarksvllle Hlgh School l 2 Bowllng Club 3 4 Radlo MUSIC Club 3 Dramatlc Club 3 Herald 4 Trl Y 4 Senlor Councll Patncla Potter Dramatlc Club l Cholr l 2 3 4 Asst Treas l May Festlvall 2 3 4 T Y 2 3 Student Councll 2 3 SGDIOT Councll Vespers 2 3 4 Mln strel 2 4 Prom Comm 3 Slnglng Club 4 MUs1C App 3 4 S l E S . . 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' I '- J . , 5 , 41 Pe' , ,vf ll ,I2,3,4gF,F,A.l,2,3g A .,' ',,',1flffS 34 SF IOR ACTI ITIES Donald Quinlan Boutt l 2 3 Blfle Club 4 Lois Reeve GAA l 2 Home Fc 2 Soc1al Dancmg Tr1Y 3 4 Corrmerc1al Club 4 Ushers 3 Student Counc1l 4 Alva Iames Rldeout Not p1ctured graduattng tn 45 Lett school 1n September 43 w1th Ir ratlng to enter Navy M1l1tary credlts to get dtploma Mary Roach Home Fc 2 GAA 3 Fred Rupel Cho1r l 2 3 4 M1n trel 2 3 4 Operetta V pers 2 3 M y 9Sl1VGl l 2 Play 3 Sr Play 4 Track 2 Basketball 3 H Y 2 3 Camera 3 Secy 4 Pre Radlo MUSIC 3 Pre Ir Toastmasters 4 Pres Prom Comm Elizabeth Rust Tr1 Y 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Ushers 3 4 Mlnstrel 3 4 Cho1r l Prom Comm Soclal Club 3 Seruor Counc1l Wxl ed Scholfleld FFA l 2 3 4 Rep 2 Pres 3 V Pres State FFA 4 Russell Scrogglns Camera Club 4 V Pres stre 2 3 Vespers 3 4 May Fest1val 2 3 Tr1Y 4 Soc1alDanc1r1q Club 3 Operetta 3 4 Bob Shannon Ftoutt l 2 Navy 4 Olznda Slebenmann l Mary Simmons GAA l 2 3 Cho l 2 3 Operet Robert Slx Cho1r l 2 Aero'1a,1t1cs 3 4 Mary lane Skmner I lay S ay Cho1r l V spers l 2 3 Ce 3 4 Secy May Fe ttval 3 4 Tre V Pres C o1r Herald 2 Prom Comm Clas Counc1l Ewell Smith R1fle Club 4 Helen Smith Cho1r l 2 3 4 RGdlO Prod 3 Spee h May Festtval l 2 V spers 4 M1n trel 3 4 Iohn Spauldmg Baseball l 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Trac-c Let e ma m Spxnk Basketball l 2 3 4 ootball l Prom Chatrman Lettermans 3 4 Cha1rman of Arn1s as re an M .nam Splnk Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Track 3 4 M1nstrel4 Band l 2 V Pres Clas 3 P om Comm erman 3 4 Pr s 4 S lack Spradlm H1 Y 2 3 FFA 2 3 4 Aeronauttc 3 4 Charles Stemer Basketball l 2 Football 2 3 Src tch Club 7 3 Track 2 4 Student Counctl 3 Barbara Stephenson Bandl 2 3 Speech l 3 Dram l 2 Bad1o Prod 3 Debate 2 3 4 lr Toa tmaster Pres 4 e Sa 4 Tr1Y2 Cas Counc1l l 2 3 S udent Counctl 2 3 Prorn Corrm Freshman Clas Treas Mmstrel 2 Handbook Sta 2 Carolyn Stewart Chotrl 2 3 4 Drarr l 2 Bad1o Prod 3 Sp ech 3 Ir Toastmasters 4 Tr1Y 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 4 Operetta 1 2 3 4 M11SlT l 2 V pers 2 3 4 Marjorie Stewart Ashland H1gh School l 2 Radlo Po 3 Speech 3 lr Play Tr1Y 3 4 Treas 4 Mu IC App 4 SIHQIHQ Club Secy 4 Band 3 nstrel 2 3 4 Secy 4 Herald Staff Vespers 3 4 May F st1val 2 3 Ir Play S1ng1ng Club V Pre 4 RGdlO Prod 3 Mus1c App 3 4 Speech Club 3 Vlfglllla Stme Tr1 Y 2 3 4 Pre 4 Chotrl 2 3 M st1val l 2 Ve per M Pres 4 Student COU'lCll 3 PYOH1 Comm I S tt French Club 2 3 V Pre 2 Pre 3 Soc1al Danc1al Dancmg 3 Delores Stmebaker Chotr l Carl Stone FFA l 2 3 4 Cholr Treas l lean Sturm Edtnbug Townsh1p Hlqh School l 2 B nd 3 4 Student Dtr 3 4 Secy 3 Treas 4 I Sta lr Toastmasters 4 Forum 3 Tr1 Y 3 4 De bate 4 lr Play Mtn trel 3 4 Camera 4 Betty Summers GAA l Alma Taylor Band l 2 3 4 Forum 3 Tr1 Y 3 Camera Club 4 Ie se Turner FA l 2 3 4 Basketb ll 2 3 Tra k .. f ' : , , J A li ' : . , , , , F , 2, 3, 4, - 3, 4, Cl P .Q 2, 13 Q1 1, Q, 'Hi-Y 1, tmtfet 4, ' : , , . , , . , ' Q ul SIGN- 3: '- , : . 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P 5 r, Pl , ' , 2, 3, 4, e, , , , , 4, ' as ' l, 2, , 5 ble I I I lf , , .4, . .W 114 1, ,3, I f I A 4 I Staff, Tri-Y 2, 3, Ushers 3, 4, Minstrel l, 2, 3, GII 1 P A - 1 1 - 'I H 7 - : I - I I I I - I I I C 3I 1 ' , , , z 1 '- z ' 1 - . , , , 1 , g l s : F. , , , , , . a , , c l, 3, 4, FFA. 2, 3, 4, e xr. ns 4. l, 2, 3. 35 SE IDR CTI IT ES Vxrglma Waggener H me EC 3 T Y 3 4 Cantta Waggener Horre EC 3 4 C 2 N1 trcl 4 Frances Wankel Ashland H1gh Sch ol l 2 3 Home EC 4 Conan Club 4 Wrlllam Ward Football 2 3 Basketball 2 Track l 3 B ndl 2 3 4 Lettermans 4 U S lNaVf 4 Dorothy Weaver Cho1 l A st Se v peretta l 2 3 1nQ 2 Pro Carrw l ttes 2 3 4 I Stat Student Counc1l 3 Vespe ay Fe llVGl l Cu 2 Tr Z 3 S1na1na Club 4 Claes Co1'1c1l l 2 Mary Frances Wells Carrollton l T Y 2 3 4 GAA 2 SCIPNCE 2 3 Aeronauhcs 4 Student Cour1c1l 3 4 Soc1al Dancma 3 Prencn C b 3 Pr 'rpter Sr Play Pr rr Comm Shxrley Whltlock CllOll' l 2 3 4 Sc y l Mmetrgl etta l Vespers 2 3 Dram Club l Spefch Club 3 Tr1Y e Q 4 Cheer Leader 3 P Carr rn S Kenneth Wxllrams Track l Band 2 3 Basketball Mgr 2 3 Football 3 4 Lettermane ub 3 4 Ba e bal 4 Norma Wrlhams GAA l 2 V Pree 2 Thomas R Wlnters Not p1ctured graduatlng rn 45 Lett school 1 1 43 Wllh lr ratlng to JOIN Navy M111 tary credrte toward araduat1on Iean Wohlers Chaow H g'1 School Mary M Wolfe T Y 2 3 4 Cho1r l 2 May Feshval Vesper l 2 Mu IC App 4 Soclal Dancl Sect' 3 Bowhna 3 4 Student Cour1c1l 3 4 mes Wood Ba fcetball l 2 3 4 Ch l e rea ecy Operetta May vval es Plav H1 Y 2 3 4 P om Cornrn Aero au ICS C 1 D 3 lfttcrn ans Club 4 Martha Iane Young Cho1 l 2 3 lVT1 1lTGl 2 Soc l Da ma 3 Mu lC App 4 Studer1tCour1o1l2 fx P ' ' ' : a . , Tl' , . 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' A Hnbo huns, 8 Bo1ngV onlne-M Fred Knllcxm .ll HIOFS ? ag-' 1 3' mr is 72' a jone H nes Wand Mcxrme H1 there Iuntors How s everythmg? Throw back your head and ga1ly s1ng You re on your way to fame and power Over underclassmen you fa1rly tower What a yearl Such successl Plays and prom Oh happlnessl You re on the road you ve paved the way Your hour of fame wrll come some day Your prom was swell w1tn Hawauan lt made all of us slgh and scheme Your play was grand and unexcelled Pnde ln your cast you must have held We re almost gone 1t s almost through All work and honor we leave to you You re one grand bunch to us 1t seems We'll keep you always rn our dreams 39 theme '91 'Hilfe' Q, tra Gene Iohnson x Q X , , . L 4 , ' l . e ? ' T ' ' A A Q . ' , 5' v I K ' 3 , 'f N 54 -2 l l' 'ff ff ' Y l ' l - . l ' E. .ff mg A . y Ng I 5 X Y YL' ' Q, K lt t4 ' , 4, - lv' L W. ' 1 Alf g A I Y 5 Y , Y 1 ef., QA , , K itz , E 1, Y. 1 mt . it Y 1 g 5 'ft Z ' W ' ' Y H' if Y: . 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The Luttrells Rowl larnes Hogg Carol Hollcenbrlnk Charlene Holle Raymond Honey Dw1ght Hughett Harold Hunter Margaret lrnbod en Bob lensen Gene lohnson Donald lordrng Row 2 V1rg1n a Kane Fred Kvllarn Donna Kno ,Harry Lar D n a Larnb,l D Lamo jeanette Lane Delmar Lew S, Vrrglnra Lefv le Frances Ltpoert Row 3 Verna lean Lrttle, Charles Love, lean ette Lu+trell, Lynette Luttrell, Dolores Lynn led McCann Dorothy Lyons Betty MC Carthy Helen McCarty Betty McFarland Row 4 Peg McNeece Wanda Manne Char les Mason lanrce May Allce Mayes Eugene Mecus w 5 Blchard Medlock Boland Mellott Bob Meyer, Sally Meyer, hm Meyers, Bob M11 burn Row 6 Wayne M1llsap, Lowse Moore, Bar bara Moss, Sue E Myers, Martha Lee Myers, Vera Nall UNIORS 'QQ ff Q L 4, L. ,Q , W , fs- - gf T 'M rr ' 1 fr K 1 4. .QQ it L g A I ' V ,, ., Q 4 . Q' 1 I I T gjl VN L, 71. ,f ,.,L,Q::Q: 4., fs Q ' A'A' k iwi' ' , i, -my W v w Q it ' , 51 i , ' fl T lfhec IT QQ' S A.. A , of rf A P - 'E , ,X Q Y: 5 3 1 an b',.A. i l 1, ' , ,,,,,, i A l l fs f it T 'ref - X 8 ,I Iv my Row 1: Alice Noudett, Betty Nunes, Gene Ore, Sally Osborne, loe Palsgrove, lune Pals- grove, Lucille Parlier, Marisa Patrizi, lack Patterson, Mildred Patterson Row 2: lack Peak, Betty Petetish, Fannie Beinders, Cleda Betzer, Charles Robinson, Noel Bousey, Betty Buby, Virginia Sample, Buth Schildman, Eddie Scott Row 3: Helen Scroggins, Mary Shalla, Van Dean Sims, Mary lane Smith, Wilma Smith, Harold Sorrills, loyce Souza, Howard S. Bowe, M. Cruse, I, Benson, M. S I. Souza Spradlin, Martha Steele, Christina Stevens Row 4: Betty Streeter, lohn Summers, Marian Summers, Virginia Sumpter, Wendell Swain, Charlene Taylor, Bosalie Taylor Row 5: Marion Thrasher, Margarei Tribble, George Twytord, Prank Wandell, Doris Widner, Charlotte Winner Row 6: Bob Winstead, Lawrence Winters, Oran Wiseheart, Mary Worrall, Paul Wore rall, Maxine Zellman IQRS 42 lww Q50 ll f-'X LIHIOI' VSCE it 'NWS Lemon d op 5 Mr Goodbcr 8 B11 o Honey Swmg Bobcat 9 Chucktes Smckers 7 Ttfhlk Duds 10 Butternut Wh1Z I K l M WWW.. W I Q 5 HI W mil 5' t ' E 'W' , tt Ill - 'lr Q- 1 W r ' N , 'Q ix 52 I 'N f , I Q W FG' it +, t mv- :A 1. ,, T ,, M I ' 1 - x H A .X AX A ga-, , - .W 'I 'qi N Q ,ef M N ,gf 2, . . .V ig ' , ' 45 , -. W tt iw Q , - .7 ' Ly , ,. , Q N X , 1 , t v 9 'N t,,,, ' 5 ' ' H' 5 Q z 5 ' J :NM ., - B If X V .411 x I ha A I nk ,. k I f an fn , 'Q Y I x Qi W 4 ' I . V' Q Q ? I ww Lf Y' fr . 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You ll come book tn 45 Full ot pep ond gutte glrve 15 QOPHO GREY Row l Donjd Aganx A1bert A111q111 t Car1 Aleyan der Bob Baker Sara 1ane Barbre M11dred Bar f1e1d Margaret Barrett Ph1111p Becker Mary Beemer Peggy Belzer B111y Bennett Io Ann Ben or Row 2 Bose Bentena Frank B1rdee11 Byron Boady Frank Bourn Boland BYGWSI Fran1s Bran'st1te Mary Br 1d11'g Barbara Brock11o11 e Pa111 Broa don Ma o 19 Bruce B111 Banch Mar1or1e Ca1dw 11 Row 3 Cat erlne Carnplz 11 Maryc,11e'1 Cannon T Patr1c1a C1e11 Ann Co111'1 Cra1g Cruse lane Deern ea Deute 11 'v1er1 Deut cne Wayne D bb Row 5 1-1aro1d Dr1ver C ar1e Due D01 D111 er Ma y 1'1e Fox B111 Egg1 Clarer ETVIH D01 Evane Ca 1 Ear1 Carter Laurena Chnwten none 1Cl 16 Cobb P11v111s CoCk1 G ac1e C orc Allene Cou1ta 1OG'1 Row 4 Clar nc Crouee Mar1 '1 DGV1d rr Ver Ia k Dan o Torrrn L. 13 Row E Don Fa1rf1e1d Eugene Fa1rf1e1d 1o1n Fannlna Myron Fauguet Warren Ferguson Bobert Per nandes Bobert F1t1'1 Row 7 Sh1r1ey Floberg Har 1 Gardn B tty CIW Don G11CTT1S1 Arde11 G1asgow P y111s Good r1ck PHy111s Gcve1a Sa11y Gur1ey Bea1na1d 1'1a11 aan Harrlete 1f1ar'111tor Bob Hart Turnan 1-1 Row 8 Bert Hayes Ed1th 1-1av B111 1-1ea Franf-e HQ1m11C1'1 Betty Hembroagh R1cr1ard Hernbrougt E1eanor 1-1errpe1 Bob Hen1ey MGTIGW H nry Mar 1an H1112 Haze1 Hoots Ma garet Hoote Row 9 Wayn Hopper 1.o1s 1-111bbert Da1ev Huahett t Cnar1e lone Everett 111 per Emnra Kewl 1-1a y Kennedf D '1a1d Klng b y Lena Mae K1nne B tty 1..ane Harvey Leac L1nda 1.1 dstro nbe aaG11H P1- as 5 4.4 ,an R1 ix ,4 'Lx -.M-4 x n -1' D- As 77151. 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L93 Macaw Mirv gYIf.f'h 1kET Delbert SfCTijG'f' Skxrleu' Stout Row 2:v Shgriey Meyer Agrxa A1.ee:'1 Miller, Betty Lee Lf,l,',Qd SETON' gcmet TC,,m5le.,V V ,,Aa,5,3,15Q Trib, me rim Turner Horsli Twyegfdt ,Y T-Nyford Mcrrcw Hee: Mcunttt Vzrgiiifx Mgxtrnur. flcrrr. ROW 72 Hfrlfff- V33 ff5Y M9353 5 3114 H335 will My-arg LQQI,-ze vfrvlfd, Muriel 'ff'1r:'1eT, Mdry' 'White Piylli' Row 3: P331 ffZr ee' E'31fL1Y'l:.C 1.32 Hirrlet Ifxr. 'x'viid5 9 Sith? Wli'il7Q Bill rlqmij PE'- itll gre BEN? prltjvetr gint? Row 8: 7,74 lei: '+'J'1'l12rr5' 'SQ V! Lf: ' Merril PGZYICK Pf.','1.1.' Paiielt 3e'tw' Pritlllpi Alber' v'.--,, A , v:,t,,,jA 'AMW LCKQQG Pretend Biff: 'Qgery' 'xxx Fife' 'AI' max-Nllrw Row 4: Itff'2.T1'1KT.f' Fzfxgcri Ilfflfimf Qeei 2:25 Peyrtcl AAIV 4 ' N T.f1I'Q'i: f9f,1':.iQ,:' 3jf,?'?'f'I'.1l'i,I Cl'fd6RlCf.f1Y'i. 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The roll IS year The wenty nmth of fanuary saw twenty seven new Freshres rn l H S corndors and classrooms Where s room 2l5'9 Can you tell me wh1ch way l go to see Mr Agger'P Yes Freshles we know rt s tough to be a mrd year entry but you soon found your way around-and l do mean around l l l Two tudents were honored at Davld Pnnce graduatlon Vernon Beerner and Nadrne Worrall were chosen by thelr fellow students to rece1ve the Arnencan Leglon and AuX1l1ary awards They were selected for outstandrng Characten txcs of true leaaershlp and scholarshlp Hope are hlgh for the group and we re sure they ll make a frne record rn Vernon Beemer Mary Cox Rosalee Dennrs Theone Faugust Carroll Garrnan Harold Gregory Gracle Harmlton Eva Hayes Ioe Hennessey Eunlce Herrrn Garland Lakrn Wrllrarn Large Clarence Mclvleans Lester Meado Gwenlyn Moutrey Earl Newby Thelma Norvell Dolores Reynolds Charles Srx Stanford Spotts lva Stewart Betty Tend1ck Barbara Thomas Mlldred Whlte Lyle Wrant Paul W11llGIUS Nadlne Worrall 48 0 I V f A . . . 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V I - e 0 ,J , x ,f I l:I'CSl'lITlCH M al Sm th F ed Self B tty C abbe B ll Sea e s Now here s a slght thats gutte pathet1c A bunch of Frosh-and energetlc They bow to teachers so pohtely And study I hear almost mghtly They re all lust mfants but they ll learn For those green days they ll sadly yearn Let them hve ln sweet repose Cause once they re Sophs well Heaven Knowsl Dont let us scare you Fresh1es green Its just that all four years we ve seen We know 1t s Joy and sorrow too But Joyous tlmes are all too few And now your green days are almost o er You had lots of luck here s w1sh1ng you more As you leave these dear portals w1th knowledge Well clad, We'll say, You're the best Freshman Class a school ever had. 49 Row Row Row Row Row FRFS Betf plltlfl Folleen EtVel Alert lona Antl Lasle Bclleng Betty Borrow Ronald B cker Betty B1 Bolton Tl' ess Bouclne B adn Ldwo y B enncxr Betty Dorald Bates dse S zcnne EGK 9 C E cz own c :xt t x! n s dwell ls aslebe X1 Ke1tl1 Bo 'nor Bolle V1 qtrm Unk B B O11 O nokb Bat f' lvlr In ole lx CI oo tdge Mc: ache Mc: Y Cnll g C D ws Colle e lxot W1 tor' Edwards Bllllc lll 1 J tem le , Ftslto A H w Io n ,999 gn L f Q! 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I WIVIWS Row l R 2 Row 3 tu ent COUHCI The I H S Student Councrl nas made great strrdes rn governrng the student body of I H S They started the year off Wlth a bang In November the offlcers traveled to Pelcm and returned wrth b1g ldeas for a homecomlng M h1ch materrahzed 1nto a Wonderful celebratron The Counc1l had charge of the 6th War Loan Drrve and proved ltself to be a good leader Ambltlous tudents entoyed the Bond Dance at the State Hosprtal gym at the conclusron of the dr ve Late rn March several Iun1or and Sentor members of Counc1l went to Spnngfreld Where a gavel was presented to Hugh Green Speaker of the House from the student body of I I-I S Durmg the months of Aprtl and May the Student Councrl held an 1nter class contest on the sale of war stamps At the end of the contests the three losmg classes enterta1ned the w1nn1ng class w1th a party May 31 the students of I vrlle I-hgh enyoyed the second annual All School P1cn1c It turned out to be the largest attended act1v1ty all year At the beglnnlng of the year Berdeana Benson served as Presldent of the Councll however due to lllness she resrgned her pos1t1on and Lors lngels the VICS Pres1dent ftlled her pos1t1on for the remalnder of the year Mr May serves as sponsor of Student Councll The offlcers as of May were V1ce Presrdent Marlan Summers Berdeana Benson Lots Ingels Mr May Wanda a me Bob Reynolds Billy Iarett Marllyn Cruse Marian Summers Wanda Hopper Theresa Boucher Irn Tankersley Iohn Smlth Marxlyn Shallner Betty Snewmaker Betty Govela Mary Haxton Acleen De Secretary Wanda Marme Treasurer Bob Reynolds Row I Frates Geo geanne Lynn Vlrglna Sample Mansa Patrlzl Esther Wlldmg Io Ann Benson Sally Ro e Shlrley Meyer Daxsy Hughett Martha Coohdge Ca olyn Wa son Man Margaret Wolfe Dons Evans Marga et Wxaht Lots Reeve Barbara Massey d ' l 7 . . . . . . 6 . , . President ........,..... Lois Ingels ........,. ' : U , ' , . , M r- I -, r , ' ' i , ' ow : . ' I . . . I : . , I 1 w I . ' l . I . I r : i ' . 1 . I 1 I . A . I r 55 HCFHI Furmshmg a brweekly paper for the student body and faculty of I H S keeps the Herald staff of our hrgh school bus1ly occupred Thrs year the staff rs under the very capable leader sh1p of Mrss Brady and M1ss Margaret Moore The co edltors th1s year are Ardeen Deljrates and Ellzabeth Nelms Our school paper contams some thmg of mterest for all the students ln I I-I S The humor ed1tor1al and sports sect1ons draw much attentron from students and teachers ahke The lnqurrlng Reporter glves us a chance to let off steam and grve our honest Op1I'1lOl'1S of current top1cs Each year the Herald staff e Row Barker Row 2 Iamce Row Row Row Row IU Gunn A DeFrates L Nelms Wayne Hopper C Wmner M Kahl Wanda Hopper V Lane G Lynn I Kehl M Bruce I I Ore B Query M Shatlner B Shewrnaker I Phzllr s Mrss Brady B Hrlls V Lewms I. Ste at Iohn Srmth T Remders C Caver Mr Deem 45 Mrss Moore Marlon Summers Harold Toussrant How 3 Breydmg Be ty Breydmg Dons Brown Dorothy Foote Row Dorothy Goeb l Mrce Mayes Donna Knox 56 changes copres of our paper w1th other schools Thrs IS an asset to the school pubhcatlon as rt furn1shes us wrth a greater var1ety of style One of the h1gh llghts of th1s year s act1v1t1es of the Herald staff was the part tlme work survey conducted by the staff Reports were made by all the students m h1gh school and the survey was a great success The Herald QIVGS us a very worth whrle column rn each ed1t1on known as Your Men m SGTVICG lt contams news about our frlends and former classmates who are now 1n the armed forces ManyI H S Alumm servlng ln the states and overseas recelve coples of the Herald from the staff Thls IS a great servlce to the fellows and the staff IS to be commended for It Y X, QX 0. ' 1' , Q mi ' 'E I R 5 If f' , in A A . I 3 yt, 5 . . ' I , . 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I -- ef gi gg-uni' Howl tSeatedI S Me e D Goebel C Kik ood W Mar Row 3 ar ow C Anile M Hawkins E Cooley M N S d M L h d B Rt R S hld me o is C tan ingj iss eon a iter ci man Row2 B Colvin A De Onelias M Fo ado I Gustatson Row4 V dolton B Ruby M Bruce D Hess W Millsap A P l. nn B Kingsbury Noud tt B Phillips Rovx 5 R Coates L Mueller S Fischel W Grissom H Iones E Scott Matt Fortado T Daniels H Toussamt FOFLIIH Our Forum the oldest club of I H S is a well established organization with very fine tradition Everyone recognizes the fine Work done by thi group lt is strictly a debating society therefore the group has many heated discussions concerning timely topics The regular Thursday club period of this group is spent in debating on school problems and world affairs Of all sorts This gives the debaters a great aeal of variety in their subiect matter A panel discussion was prepared for American Education Week by some of the Forum members this year and it was given for many service clubs. Matt Fortado was the chairman of this group and he was ably supported by Carolyn Kirkwood Mary L. Baldwin Sally Meyer Marjorie Bruce and Wayne rviillsap. The I'ettes joined forces with the Forum to sponsor the annual Sadie Hawkins dance this year. The event was a great success. Several members of the Forum participated in the speech conest held at cur high school on March 24th, With the help of Forum members who served as time-keepers and chairmen the contest was run very smoothly. Orchias to this years Forum for its fine work in so many activities of I, H, S. It has carried on the tradition of a group that is so much a part of our lrigh school, The sponsorship is in very capable hands' Miss Emma Mae Leonhard fills this position with the following o ficers- President ,,,., t,..... I im Meyers Secretary .,,.. Wanda Marine Vice-President , . Mary I. Norris Program Chairman, .Dorothy Goebel 57 Seated M Baldwm D Goebel B Stephenson M Bus I Sturm Stcndmg G Iohnson F Scott M Mothtt M Fortado W Mrllsap L Dramatic Clu Meetmg on the tlrst and thlrd Thursdays of each month our Dramatlc Club 1S for freshmen and sopho mores excluslvely The chlef alm of the organlza t1on IS to prepare future I H S actors and actresses for class productrons lt QIVGS the members an un derstandlng of and apprecratron for drfferent types of dramat1cs The programs are made up of sklts and plays De ate Tms year the Debate team got back lnto the mter scholashc competmon c1rcu1t Slnce travelmg has been permltted to our debaters lor the flrst tlme 1n years much mterest was created and the group worked hard The guestlon for the l944 45 season IS Resolved That the legal vot1ng age should be reduced to l8 years Thls was very hmely and of 1mmed1ate 1mportance Our Debate coach Frank Moffltt arranged several engagements tor h1s team wlth local SSTVICG clubs lt was regrettul that the team could not compete 1n more out of town meets but tney have helped pave the way for a large tournament c1rcu1t once aga1n 6 grven by club members to help them understand the pr1nc1ples ot actmg Dlscusslons are held on the subject of make up at vanous meetmgs Through these meet1ngs much experlence IS acqulred IH the meld of dramatlc product1ons The club IS sponsored by M1ss Paschall and M1ss Mann The oftlcers are Presldent Io Ann Benson Vrce presldent lean Deutsch Secretary Marrlyn Cruse Ass1stsant Secretary Dorls Duffer W' 14 ' l so ' ' '- : . ,, , re, -1 ,, ,r , , , Muell' ' b T T ' , '- ' ' 'X l 58 l -Q., Z3 35? Kor1r.+,-':. Moore nl at W K., Huw 11113111 flirt,-3 Mary Co-1tas Bert Hayes Mrs Kvcrlticetef Vernon Mealock x 5 . .,. ,Ss f..,V ! 5 K ag: S 4,1 - .. Q- ,. up ' V i ? ,V 'U 14 1 MN JA 1 'Wee Panels ,443 SCICHCL C ll The SCISHCS Club IS for those people who take a course 1n sc1ence or are Just 1nterested 1n the vast fleld of sc1ent1f1c endeavor lts purpose IS to st1rnu late and mcrease knowledge 1n var1ous sulolects related to sc1ence 'lhe club penods are spent IH exper1ment1ng and VJ1la1ng V1cePe a GllChTQl Pesmen l enson ec a l. Llndst O1 1b g B l'le1 Row How Cockm D 'K 1 M Wl1ar'scn D Hugrett elman lx M1lls M1 Goaam M elle G WISE at How Row d1scuss1ng new developments ID the sc1ent1t1c f1eld Sl1des and mov1es on techmcal subJects are shown to the group The SCIGHCG Club IS under the expert sponsor Slllp of Mrs Kuchhoefer and lS aff1l1ated w1tl1 the lur11or Academy of Sclence ogp ICG V Mntrran 59 Frosluman op omore pgoc C One ot our eaves f' u t'1e re mor Sophomore Q ee t' Club he beco nf- r o an ct o o lu P11 C Arn was t la ,fear ard U H xv l s porn' M1 oa we os 1 f-r e VG a e bw e r Lotvq fjfqn gr-1 pf 'Tryp .Lp U 16 re-:ft e g Nf peoplf fa to act tn pero r are IZC on 'Url L the: lf exp ey axe a e o ef' re s FpC'1 V1 G a lln Cl o ce a 11C ze peave -1 1 ? 1 l i , . O ' A f I 1: E. 'C .A r sn?-V11 U ' 1-, r ' 1 2: M Cruse, B 1 S 7141 1 1 ur , 1 11br '11 D Buffer, . or 1g I Nady 3: P J ' , I Hess S fO'.'s, xl .1 , , L1 1 Q 4:BZ'l1,, ss ',l. :11r .hr ,k , ' 1 S ll 1 l Ll b 'tw 1 if 1.t -l ba, I, F si:- , x - aninprttprtAturlHScb,-r- ' ' fl i1l1 1 It ' 3 :Tried 1- sf ' - 11 nad Q Mr ollo' el or its s 11io1 sf: G an '1lle tl , p ,,lt':n C' sports., for this years M Q group :K ' ' A ratQ.-r unusual program 1.1 partxoz- ' '- X, 1: Toi 1: ' the rzerxlzerx o' tl:1:,: club 1 .Lf . At excl. rne,111g a topzf: 11a n 11 ,fi and J Y l e or p- son 111Q,,s a spud on t:'11.' 5 lO,'ZlC at tl 1 11 ri,eti:i T' o . J are r1o1n1na1: ' Critics of le 1: ,J hex lne 1r1e:1ber.s , 'lflflfl -d C 1.7t1 vtxxly and 'hug 1 protlt trorn tE1e1r -1 er- 1e:'1ce.s Th ' 4, I1 HCYT to C rr,e,1Q.,1r faults li .pee Q. od 1 lso gives CIQVI - nd Crt Q es The .EA , 11-75 Abbett Adams Ahlqutst Atkm on Ba es Canatsey Clemmens Crum Edwards Foote Gtllespte Hemple Holkenbrtnk Knox Lane Lewls F Llppert R Ltppert Mawson Mayes Myers Nall Osborne Petefxsh Potter Romsey Sample SCTOQQIDS Smtth Souza W Stewart M Stewart Stme Summers Sumpter Wolfe Youna Worrall Wxlholt Music Appreciation The Muslc Appreclatron Club Caffectlonately known as Muslc Appl wa orgarnzed last year and m thls short tlme 1t has grown mto one of the largest clubs of I H S lt was formed for the purpose of help1ng students mterested 1n good muslc to learn to appreclate 1t even more by ltstenmg to recordmgs A very enjoyable club perlod IS spent by these rnusrc enthuslasts the f1rst and th1rd lhursdays of each month Each program IS planned by a comm1t tee of two or three members of the club who dlscuss brtefly the ltfe of the composer and the background of the muslc whtch IS both classlcal and Seml classlcal The records are then played for the group by the program cha1r man There IS no speclal quahftcatlon tor rnembershlp 1n thls group except a smcere mterest ln mustc and a destre to develop an appreclatron for 1t Mtss Srmth was the founder of th1s organlzatlon and she was the sponsor for the l1fSl part of th1s year Mrs Borror took charge of the dUl1eS of advxser for the club the last semester The oyftcers of thls club are Presrdent Carol Holkenbrtnk VICE Pres1dent V1rg1n1a Stme Secretary Sally Osborne 60 . -5. 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IH0'IIlg C u Those scales and arpegaros lssutng forth from room 212 are the work of an over zealous Slngtng Club aettmg mto the swtng of thmgs for another club perrod 'lhe group was newly formed thls year and the organtzatron proved to be a very popular one The club IS for people who llke to slng and who en1oy good musrc The club perrod IS spent IH smgtng famrlrar songs en1oyed by all whrch include many lands rangma from the earlrest classlcs to the most up to date p opular muslc The mam ob1ect of thls choral aroup rs to brmg pleasure to tts members through 1ng1ng The general prmcrples of mustc are understood by the group and carrted out tn a very lnformal way The organrzatton has Csptrattons of workmg on some musrc wrth parts to develop harmony ID the Slflglflg Under the leadershlp of MISS Smrth the club got off to a fme begrnntng and carrted on under Mrs Borror the latter part of the year Noel Rousey and Mary lane Smlth capably fll the posltron of accompantsts for the club The off1cers are Prestdent Vlce presrdent Carolyn Craver Vrrglrua Stewart ell Chrsten Clemmons en Bates M Ca Colhns Cook Craver O Crum Doyle I-la kms Hemple Hrckle Holkenbrmlc Hunter Lewts Mawson Mol'n Montrose Secretary MarJ or1e Stewart Treasurer Marran Summers D Moore Muehlhausen S Myers Osbo ne M Patte son Potter C Retzer Ftousey Stx Slagle M I Smlth Stevens M Stewart V Stewart Sttrebaker To nsle Trtbble Tvvyod Walker Weaver Wmner Tri-Y Clulo I I I Trl f under the capable leadershrp of Mtss Ruyle IS one of the most popular clubs In I H S Tr1 Y stands for the hrgh standards of Chnstran Character rn the school and comrnunrty Meetmgs are held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of eacn month for o supper meettng 1n the school cafeterla followed by an educatronal or recreatronal program Some of the most 1mportant meetlngs of the year are e lnductlon Ceremony the Alumnae Banauet the Chrr tmas meetrng and IG Mother and Daughter Banquet The past year the club has done servrce protects durrng the soclal hour One event whrch the grrls look forward to IS the Sprmg Formal but due to war tune condrtlons the Formal was omrtted th1s year The OIIICGTS attended an Offtcers Conclave rn Bloomlngton September ?2 24 The OIIICSTS for the year are Presrdent Vrrgrnra Stme lflce Presrdent Marran Summers Secretary Vtrgrrna Stewart Treasurer Martone Stewart Program Charrman Carolyn Craver I Beasley M Cou'tas C Crave A De-Frates D Edwards D Foote V For ood D Goebel B Cwrlltrth M Hmes W Hopper h Hut on L lngels I P Kennedy C Krrkwood D Knox F Lane I Lane V Lewrs B Lovelace I.. Luttrell A Mayes aland W Marine B Massey M PGlIlZl I h I Phrllr s L Re 1 t S C St wart M Stewart V Stewart ers p e e us ym r c V Stlne I Sturm M S mmes M Wells D Wrdner M Zellman i 62 Bow Iliff C ub The Bowlrng Club IS one of the newer organrzatrons ot l l-l S and ha proved xery successful Last year the club had after school meetrngs only but thrs year they rated two regular Thursday club perrods a month olus meetrngs each Wednesday after school The group rs mad up of twelve teams wrth srx members to a team so rt r ea y to understand that thrs IS one ot the largest cluos of the nrah sc ool Halt the teams bowl at 4 lb .Ind the other half at 5 l5 on Wednesday atter chool The membershrp fee rs S100 whrch IS due every frve weeks Thrs specral rate covers the cost of bowllng lrve lrnes for each member of the club Tne teams take part rn two tou narnents durrng the year The second cne begrn about the mrddle ot March ln Aprrl the club hones to ha e a tournament wrth l S D and Boutt Our organrzatron vvrll be represented bv two teams one made up of grrl and one made up ot boys There seems to be a trend toward physrcal actrvrtres and amusement and stay at home entertarnment n o lf school Many people tmd emoyment and relaxatron rn a few llrtes of bowllng There rs an rncreasrna rnterest rn rs port as 1 shown oy the enthdsrasm ot our cluo here rn hrah school The club rs plannrng a gala socral aftarr at the end ot the school ye r n tle forrn ot a prcnrc There are no regular o frcers for the group but each of the twelve teams has a captarn and they are as follows Vlaryellen Cannon Bob Meyer Farrell Mrtchell lo Ann Mrlls Mary L Metcalf Dorm Braham Bob lensen Wayne l-lol per Frances Lane Donna M ore Dorothy Edwards and Lars Ellrott D em rs the faculty advrser for the club I . 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F, , , Q '. , . a 1 l l I h . t' ' , 1 , , , A , , x' YN , -A 0 , T' , Mr. e r ' P ' T 63 ' Howl G Marrne A Taylor I' Rupel D Brown B Vkells Mr May Row 2 F Bourn B Reynolds L West E Cully G Peston R Sc oggrns I Kurtz B Wtlkrnson CHITICFEI Our camera enthus1asts got together last year and formed a Camera Club I H S Th1s organ1zat1on proved to be a success ul one and carned on vrlth vlgor th1s year The club IS made up of people who are mterested tn the vast ftelcl of photography The programs consrst ot study groups on developrng pnnttng ond enlarg1ng problems Usually there are two speeches grven at the beglnnrng of the perlod whteh are followed by a drscusston by the members ot the cub At tlmes a fleld day tn the world of photography ts held by the Club and all the cand1ds flashlrghts and snaps taken by the members are presented before the group Drscussrons about the prctures are held and much cr1t1c1sm fconstructrve of coursel IS glven on them Much enloyment IS provtdecl the ncembers from some of the ptctures whrch caught people unaware The dark room IS a great asset to our Camera Club The members are permltted to use the school eaurpment tn developrng and pr1nt1ng therr frlms May IS the sponsor or thrs orgarnzanon wrth the followrng group of offrcers Presrdent Fred Bupel Vlce Presrdent Russell Scroggms St cretary Brll W1lk1HSOH 64 n ' .' 7 ' 1 m,.q' f ' I.. . 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Mr' . gf. . . 3 ... lcctch Qur 'irttsts of l H Q tave banded together 1nto a very act1ve Sketch Club The organlzatton IS made up of those talented students wno really entoy sketchmg The group meets on the trrst and th1rd Thursdays of each nonth dunng the regular club pertod A great vanety ot actrvttres IS parttcrpated 1n by thts group Some of tnese are sret hmg from 1ve models and from sttll hte and many lands o art cratts A great tnterest was aroused rn the art ot soap carvtng th1s year and an encouraglng dtsplay of th1s type of Work was shown Red letter days for the club are those when they are allowed to go on treld trlps whtch are purely rn the held of art1st1c endeavor Some other good trmes are enyoyed by the g oup when out standmg art shows and atsplays are shown m th1s c1ty Thts group ot pamt brush and easel enthusr asts take tn these atfatrs wtth great zeal ln the sprmg the Sketch Clubs fancy softly turns to thoughts of the cut ot doors Loaded down w1tn egutpment these artrsts assemble outsrde durlng thetr appotnted club per od and sketch the scenery When we see ev1dence of therr club s flne works as shown by the many posters done by them for our halls we appreclate even more our Sketch Club The sponsor for therr organmatton 15 Mlss Doan The offrcers are Presrdent Ioyce Beasley Vlce presrdent Phylhs Ore Secretary Maxme Zellman Asslstant Secretary lanlce May Rowl May I Beasley M Zellmcn Row 2 B Stemer S Campbell P Kennedy P O e M Mo ow Mrss Doo Row 3 Da son M Reynolds D Peynolds l Maynard M B eydrng Li Xfthtlk, Xl Q 05 eronautlcs C u The Aeronautrcs Club has very successfully completed rts second year as an outstandrng organrzatron of T H S lt has many members th s year as an rncreaslng number of h gh school people have become rntere ted rn the txmely subfect of aeronautrcs Its purpose rs to grve those rnterested rn avratlon a good background for thrs type of Work Membershrp rn the club 1S open to any student rn hrgh school who rs srncerely rnterested rn the many phases of avratron The programs of the Aeronautrcs Club are made up of frlms covenng such ubfects as navrgatron meteorology and avratron and talks grven by men Of the arr force Drscussrons are held on alrplanes and new aeronautrcal rnven trons Much Work rs done Wrth model arrplanes Wrth the r1s1ng trend rn aeronautrcs thrs organ1zat1on of our hrgh school promrses to be a very lmportant part of the school currlculum rn the next few years Also rt offers some good background work whrch Wrll be extremely useful to those Whose future plans are rn the freld of aeronautrcs Agger frlls the posrtron of advrser for thrs group The offrcers are Vtce presrdent Fred Coe Secretary Edd1e Scott Howl Hlckle Mllls Todd Benson Gxlchnst Tankersley Welles Mr Agger Dobbs Row 2 Moss Spradlm Swam Lgglston Ioe Cobb Zellman Ryan Cannon Row3 Srx Mecus Gustrne C Mason Arthur Mxlburn Hughett G Wxseheart Iensen Row4 Ore Dlekamp Bote Hone Ilm Cobb O Wrseheat Race Kennedy H Mason 66 D . , 1 .L S . 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Rowl Lots lngels Fred Rupel Mr Hollowell Barb Stephenson Cak Oxley Row 2 Margaret lmboden Ioyce Beasley Betty Petetlsh Helen McCarty Ruth Schtldman lean Sturm Maxrne Zellman Laulse Moore Carolyn Stewart Row 3 Eugene Mecus Matt Fortado Elayne Mrll ay Itm Meyers Howard Haynes Iohn Bagale lack McCurley Junior Toastmasters C u Mr Toastmaster fellow Toastmasters and frlends lr Toastmasters Club s an organ1zat1on new to l H S thrs year Mr Hollowell capably fllls the pos1t1on of faculty advlser bemg a Toastmaster hlmself The purpose of the club 1S twofold lt not only bullds sound speakers but encourages the rrembers to be cr1t1cal hsteners Each of the varlous posltlons of speakers cr1t1cs and grammarlans IQ held by all members of the club at least once dunng the year The ent1re orgamzatlon attended a meet1ng of the local Toasmasters Club Later they returned to the local club to present a program for them The Junlor organ1zat1on conslsts of an actlve group o I H S tudents who w1sh to become rrore effectlve speakers l thank you V1ce Preslaent Barbara Stepnenson Secretary Lols lngels Program Chalrman Catherlne Oxley 67 I U . . . . . . f . 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Fred Rupel bCl1IOF P ay February l6 the curtam fell on the fmal productron glven bv the class of 45 Every l:am1ly l-las One brought a chmax of succes to the semor class The play had new face new people and uncovered new talents The Reardons are a typ1cal Amerrcan fam 1ly whose eccentncmes rf hrlarrous are onlv normal Laura CCarolyn Klrkvv oodl the moth er IQ a soctcfl cllmber who tells tales about her glorrous ancestry She 15 dellrtously happy because she has engmeered a match between her daughter Marcra CPat l-llcklel and wealthy Sherwm Parker CBob Duncanl The youngest Reardon Penelope CWanda Hopperl 1S a demon wrth a slrng shot and the prano Warry Cljred Coel the only son rs pOS1l1V6 he IS the commg Eugene O Nelll Regmald fFred Rupell the father would rather t1nker wrth the auto moblle than trcker tape and Nana CEl1zabeth Nelmsl the wrse cracklng grandmother 1S only concerned wrth B1ng Crosby records and get tmg r1d of the Parkers Essxe flvlary lane Skm nerl the clumsy mard often aggravated Laura out kept Nana rn strtches Nana succeeds m domg thrs wlth the help of Cousm Lrly floors lngelsl an adorable har from down home wlth stage asprratrons Llly arnvmg unexpectedly agrees to rmpersonate another Cousm Llly rf Nana w1ll help her get a fob on the stage Her performance as the skeleton m the Reardon closet IS o convmc1ng and the lurrd facts she reveals are so hllarrously shockrng that the mrghty Parkers CDorothy Goebel and Scott lV'cDonaldl take to thexr heels m a hurry and Marcra IS reumted wrth Todd Galloway CEd Coultasl the boy she really loves Nana eturns to her Crosby records wrth the satlsfac tron of a fob well done and Warry dectdes that even though hrs drstant relatlve rs a b1t on the daft srde she s the only g1rl for hlm OfCh1dS to tne cast and therr competent productron staff U 'X -s 'K it .... 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The Wagon to the Star I uruor Class Play On Aprtl l2 and l3 the class of 46 success fully presented The Wagon to the Star a play wr1tten by leanette Carl1sle and produced by speclal arrangement w1th Samuel French The plot centers around Mary Carstens an orphan Mary comes from an orphanage to enter the Bolarvllle Consohdated Hlgh School as a sen 1or She has a dxfflcult t1me of 1t because no one knows her here and her background 1S so dlfferent from the others Because she IS so sens1t1ve, 1t IS hard for her to make fnends However, she proves herself a brtlhant student and wlns the fnendshrp of her classmates A lW1Sl 1n the plot comes when Mary ts accused of changrng some marks on the exam1nat1on paper of Peter K1rkland, a basketball hero Thls makes her 1nel1g1ble for a scholarshlp to Cor nell Mary was countlng on the scholarshrp because she was worklng toward belng a doctor, her a1m or star 1n hte Rather than dlsclose Adelalde Stevens, the school belle whom she suspected, Mary gave up her r1ght to the scholarsh1p Everythtng eventually r1ghts ttself and Mary IS cleared of all sus p1c1on She IS awarded the scholarshtp wlth hlgh honors and goes on her way to her star The play was capably dtrected by M1ss Ruby Mann She was asststed by Mr Hollo vtell advlser of the Class of 1946 and M1ss Osborne The cast follows Mrs Samantha Bremarr the housemother CSally Meyerl M1ss Rolhns Ass1stant Pr1nc1pal of Bolarv1lle l-hgh CCarolHolkenbr1nkl Fern Lee and Ethel Lee Sxsters and students at Bolarvllle CSh1rley Anders and Mar1an Sum mersl V1rg1n1a Smtth, A student, fRuth Bealel Gladys Henderson, Another Student, CCarol Hocklngl Mary Carstens, The orphan, fMary Lee Coultasl Adela1de Stevens, The school belle, CDorothy Foote! Ceha Tollman, A Freshman, Qloyce Beasleyl Harnet Mandel, V1ce Pres1dent of the Semor Class, fSally Osborne? Branston McDermott, The Class Presldent, Cl-lerman Dteckampl Herbert Marschall, A gr1nd, fWendell Swalnl Butch Keller, A bnght young man, fEugene Mecusl Peter Krrkland, A basketball hero, lEdd1e Scottl . I I A . - I . I 'I . ' . , it I . . Q , I K . - ' I T x V. . - I ' lp I ' f - 'iss X I , , ' , 1 - ' I I 4. .Y X 1 1 ' ,Q ' I . I . k A I - ' ' a, ' U.. . . I tl - ' ' A - I . . ' :V cn N A Q ' s , ' , no ' , I, . , i A ,QW - , ? - . 5 I 1 , ' N I . . I I E N - 'Q . . I -. I I I I I ' I . hy' .I . . , . R , .J . , I 5 I I , , I I I , I- 1 ' 3 , , I . I. . . . z , ' I , ' , I f 1 2 Aly! - ez, at Q, 'J?ol7'li?,7, Y 2 , ' - . . ' I , I I . I f I ., 7- ' :fix X ,W --. .4 A-.4 , , . . .gd ..A' lic - - . , I I I , Q12-mm ggilklcaldtfg f-., X . - f xjl-'77L Jkylfff-ig f Q,7Mwf,,,,e, n. 5 2 C74 z2,,--644'-7? xg1.4-'-'Z,4'.fIf'?-1f4!4 72? afvufb ?b'f , ,gms sk k pfw, X f a.ff,Laf-f, 6. 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WVQQL7 ' X7p A1 f'5' Q gm, C?,M,, f,zd1zQ4, Row 1 Row 2 M H1lls Ptres Craver Rust Mueller Moore Canat sey Hamxlton Tankersley Query Coultas Faugust Cox R Sturm Hunter Todd MISS Kent Curtts Bote Surratt Damels B Hlls West Reed Crouse Wrxght Taylor Krllam Ryan Twytord Steele Martxn Wxlkmson Stevens Kxnnett M Carty Brrdsell Row 3 Neuby Townslay Stout Rrtter Touss1ant Conlee Wells I Sturm A Collms Englebach Hopke Davtds meyer Ahlqutst Western R Collms Bauman Love Row 4 How 5 BHD Our band rn tts red 1ackets plumed hats and whlte trousers, has been on hand to encourage laggtng sp1r1ts at all of the home football and basketball games Under the chrectton of MISS Bonn1e Kent, the band has grven several fme concerts for the student body and for var1ous other organ1zat1ons satm Wlth red tr1m, and Mary Ellen Reynolds served capably as Drum Mayorette wlth her assrstants Lena Mae Kennett Helen McCarty Betty Budsell loan Bert, and Dorothy Ervm 'Thls year the band awards Were glven to Carolyn Craver lean Sturm Helen Canatsey Albert Ahlqulst hrnmy Davldsmeyer and Loutse Moore as a token of the1r mterest co operatlon and acttvlty 1n the band for the past year Presldent Carolyn Craver Vrce presrdent Helen Canatsey Secretary and Treasurer lean Sturm 72 'I l , 'I I I I ' I I ' ll I - : . 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I 1 Y 1 The marching band was led by our accomplished twirlers Wearing white Il'lQtFL Seated on the ends Lugwell Hughes Tugwell McCur1ey Pork chop Beerup Shamrock G11chr1st Hydrang1a M1115 and T Done Bauman led a mlxed chorus from the student body through the 1945 Mtnstrel 1n true style M155 Btchards M155 Smttls and Mr K1rchhoefer proved capable d1rectors of the annual all school performance W111ard Cody guest performer to 1 1-1 S bound sparklma laughter and merrtment 1nto the theme Doro thy Goebel and Sally Osborne as the mule Frank1e Bourn as the p1g and lack Byan as the f1sh portrayed very well the theme characters 1n Sw1ng1ng On a Star Endman Lugwell Hughes set the aud1ence a chucklm w1th h1s On Bev1val Day Fred S1natra Rupel s1ng 1ng Always thrllled many a heart of our bobby socks fans 'better known as The Bockettes 1 who themselves lent a Joyful a1r to the evenmg Long remembered w1l1 be the Baldwln and Wh1tlock boy g1rl dance team and We leave tol H S the Benson Foote Mayes TTIO for swell entertalnment Not lack 1ng 1n up to date ntterbug was our program Shlrley Anders and Bob Bousey shook loose W1tn Rhythm Boogle Addmg to our fam ses s1on Ed Coultas fack Cole and Bob Bousey poured forth somethmg a long Way from Moz ar MIX together shake well add lnterlocutor Cody for spxce and you have a tasty b1t of entertamment f1t for a K1ng 73 M . 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U ,, . . , 1, . , , 1 A. . , ' , ' x 1 , ' 1 .. , 1 , , , ,X X .A , E' 1 lst Perm C orr 21 Thrs year for the flrst tme we have nerther a freshman nor a sophomore cholr Due to the fact that the semor chorr IS now a prcked organrzatron composed of sophomores Jumors and senrors 1t was necessary to have students from all classes rn flrst and second perrods Although many of them d1d not have the opportunrty to become members of senror cholr they proved themselves very worthy of all the pralse they have recerved Therr frrst proyect of the year was the magazrne campargn There was much competrtron between these two clubs and the senlor chorr and the senrors were forced to work drlrgently to keep ahead of them Therr f1rst publlc appearance was at Freshman Open house ln Oc ober they assrsted the semor chorr m the productron of The Gondolrers by sellmg trckets and the grrls nad a specral number 1n the Brrdegroom and Brlde scene In the vespers these two clubs furnrshed the balcony chorus wh1ch was undoubtedly one of the most beautrful numbers of the entrre program The frrst and second perrod chorrs had charge of the frrst half of the May Festlval They d1d an excellent Iob rn furmshmg the settmg for the SSHIOT part of the program Bes1des therr many performances as a group several of them had 1nd1v1dual numbers ln the Mrnstrel and were members of the M1nstrel chorus Because of the rllne s of M ss Hopper our mus1c d1rector Mrss Smlth took charge of the musrc clubs for a few weeks She drrected the chorrs rn the FIRST PERIOD CHOIR C Allen G Barker B Borrow R Bentena B Bxrdsell V Bolton M C Bovwn B Brennan D Brown D Clayton P Cockxn G Cook M Coultas B Crabbe M Doyle C Due D Gnmmett S Gurley B Henley C Holle W Hopper D Huahett B Iarrett P Kennedy F Klmghammer D Knox I K rtz I D amb V Lewxs E Lovekamp I Luttrell L Lut! sg rell W Manne B Mas ey D Moore I Muehlhouse N Munk S E Myers A Noudett M I Ore I Palsgrove L Parlter M Patrlzx B Potter M Hanson D Reynolds M E Reynolds I A Fireman A Bobmson S Rowe A Seymour P Skmne Taylor M Thrasher D Trxbble V Trrbble E Vorhees M Walke E Wxldmg L Wlnner B Wrnsteod P Wmters E W1tham I Wolfe M Zellman s.-. r ?-kit sy Sir' W x 1 J n ' d h ' . . 4 . 1 . . P , . , I , 1 - , . X r. 1, L . . . . . I. . . ,, 1 . . I. . . . so i . . I . . Edwards, VM. I.lEck, A. Goinf P. Goodribk, P, 'Goveia,l Ml H: Smith, Souza, I, Slouga, C, Stevens, O. Swearingen, 1 ' ' N--X 4-. ' f' 'A' -A Y- wpf- ..,-, , -kxr.....m., r - Av- A I Iwi' l ,M ft- fft ' w 0 . . 1: ,tw 1, Jfus .gf I sv: V . 5 f 4. 74 Secion PGFIOCI CIIOII' SECOND PERIOD CHOIR Antle Bxggs Bolle Dorothy Bradney B Breydmg Iecm Brown Bunch E Caldwell C Campbell L Chrxsten Dons Clayton Cloud Coolidge Colhns I Crag Cruse M Cully E Dan1els D Davrs D Dews DeOrnellas Dutter B Elllott D Ervln Farmer Ferguson French Fronabarger B German B Govexa Hackett Hartle He1ml1ch Hempel C Hockmg Honey D Hughett R Hunt Imboden Kohl I Kmght Kom mck V Lane R Lawson D Lynn G Lynn Lyons M Martin H Mason Ruby Mathews I May Mecus B111 Meyer McFarland McNeece D Moore Montrose Lucllle Parller I Pennel B Phrlhps D Rahn Rell R Hetzer Ruby SGIDIIIHI V Sample H Scroggms Shcltfner Shewmaker N S1x Betty Smlth L Stewart M Stmebaker B Stoddard A Surratt I Tanke sley I Townsley Tewell M Trxbble B Wells M Worrall M Whnte R W11l1ams Wrthum L Wnght P Yates B Zellman Zimmer VanNoy xespers We are more than grateful to M1ss Srnlth for her help rn a tlme of great need We are very happy to say that M1ss Hopper was able to return and take over for the May Festwal All members of the var1ous muslc organ 1zat1ons are most grateful to Mrs E1ler, therr accornparust for her unt1r1ng efforts 1n a1d1ng Mlss Hopper to make the clubs a success All m all these two clubs have had a very successful year and we hope that many of thelr members w1l1 become members of the senror cholr next year They Wlll very capably carry on the Work started by those graduatrng thls year Goodbye krds and lots of luck FIRST HOUR OFFICERS GIIIS Glee Club Choir Pres1dent Dorothy Edwards Pres1dent Bob Henleym' VICS Presrdent Manssa Patrrzl V1ce Presxdent Lynette Luttrell Secretary Esther W1ld1ng Secretary Wanda Marlne SECOND HOUR OFFICERS Gu' s Glee Club Chou' Presrdent Delores Lynn Pres1dent Bud Honey rIeanette Luttrell Secretary Georgeanne Lynn Secretary Laurena Chnsten V1ce Pres1dent 75 I O I , 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1- 1 1 - 1 1- 1- 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1- 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1- 1 - 1 - 1 - 1- , . . 1 r . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1- 1 ' H1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1- 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 n --.,v,. 1999 9 Q CHIOI' C O Shrrley Anders Bob Baker Ma Lu Baldwrn Kelth Bauman Ruth Beale Otto Beerup Ber deana Benson lo Ann Benson Mary Breydmg MarJor1e Bruce Marworre Caldwell Catherme Campbell Mary Ellen Cannon Fred Coe Carolyn Craver Ar deen DeFrates Wanda Dobbs Wayne Dobbs Bob Duncan Margaret Edwards Carol Elhs Dorothy Foote Valencra For wood Don G1lchr1st IF Ro Dot Goebel Iohn Grogan Harrret Hartle Pat Hrckle Car ol Holkenbrtnk Wanda Hopper l..O1SlI'1gelS Ioyce Kehl Carolyn Krrkwood Frances Lane Iean ette Lane lack Larson Charles Love lack McCurly Don Mar me Ahce Mayes Sally Meyers Dlck Mrlls Lourse Moore Bar bara Moss Sally Osborne Calc Oxley lack Peak 76 Betty Petefrsh Pat Potter Don Qulnlan Shlrley Rahn Noel Rousey Fred Rupel Tena Mae Rust Carol Rylander Eddre Scott Fred Self Mary Iane Skrnner Margaret lane Slagle Dons Souza Carolyn Stewart V1rg1n1a Stewart Warren Stew frt Marlan Summers Wendell Sva1n Rosahe Taylor Harold Twyford Dot Weaver Shrrley 'Whrtlock Martha Wllllamson Dons Wrdner UC To the alortpus trams 1 Adeste Frdelrs the Semor Chorr entered lnto one of the most successful md nrpress ve vesper programs ever presented 1n laclcsonvrlle Hrgh Schnol Due to the ltress of the1r musrc drrector Mrss Lena Mae Hopper Mtss Cla a 5 ruth rlled rn her CapaC1ty wrth the ard o1 students and trrends The outs and ng choruses on the program were those from the Messrah Valenc Forwood ollowed by the chorus sang the tour soprano recrtatrves precedmg toe Glory to Ggd chorus from the Messrah Noel Fousey grvmg an outstandmg per ormance Fred Rupel m hls usual rrch barrtone Carol Holkenbrrnk smgrng Gounod s Ave Marta and Mary Lourse Baldwrn wrth a chort ba rcaround smamg Sanctus from the St Cecrha ent1 e chorus pres ted the nmor at H llelulah Ch rus by Handel The Semor Chorr has had one of the most successful years rn tts htstory A ter the1r hrghly prat ed V rtormance ot The Gondohers they were well on the road to success The r1press1ve Chnstmas Vesper serv1ce and the gay and colorful May Fe lrval Cdded to therr ach vements The very capable corps ot oftrcers was as cllows Frestdent Vrce Prestdent Secretary Asst Secretary Treasurer Asst Treasu Treble Clef Lors lngels Valenc1a Forwood Mary J Skrnner Dorothy Weaver Wanda Hopper Cathe1ne OYI 5 Senlor Cholr Bob Duncan Wanda Dobbs Carolyn Stewart Fred Rupel Carolyn Craver lack Peak 6 Q 7.1 ,150 77 Boys Glee Club Iohn Grogan Fred Coe hm Wood Don Marlne Tacl-' MCCurlej Q s I rr s .'. '. T Ip , . . ' A . . J I vi , . , l . . F ,K . f. 4 . , . ' ' , .t . ti ' A A I ic , f , X , . F f . . . , . W A . . ,. ,, ,. , . L-J N4 J . Mass , constituted CI well rounded vesper program, As a final triumph the . 'r en ,fr . t a ' o . f . . .SV fl r, . s ' A, ' ie . l J L A . ' . , rer r' . e f -K GO Qx-3 l Z ,. i ? s ' 5 ' l - Y PETE Surrounded by a panorama of colorful scenery, lilting laughter, and joyful music, Valencia Forwood was crowned Queen of the May. She wore the traditional white and carried a mixed white bouquet. The Maid of Honor, Lois lngels wore Chartreuse. Wanda Hopper, the first maid, was attired in lavender. Mary L. Baldwin, second maid, wore yellow. The three carried contrasting bouquets. Berdeana Benson was chosen by the 'Treble Clef girls as the outstanding junior to receive the honor of being Crownbearer. She wore pink and carried the crown on a cushion of the same color. The program was gay and cheerful. lending the full beauty of spring to the stage. Preceding the program Sally Meyer and Noel Rousey, accomplished young pianists, played while the audience was gathering. For the first time in several years the Queen sang for her court. Valencia pleased us all with Birthday by Huntington Woodman. The court left the stage to the traditional strains of l'Land of Hope and Glory. Those girls who were seniors left with the assurance that they had completed four wonderful years of choir. Those of us who have witnessed their productions and performances thoroughly agree they have made a lasting impression in f. H. S. and have set a standard that will be hard to surpass. noon. V., O ,f ,' ff! A . A 'fi -, it L 1 1 4-fmallp-I ' I .fig , . fr A-:F 4 A ' I Esther Wlldxng Fed Kxllam Wanda Marlne fm Spmk Betty Peyton Howard Haynes Sally Osborne Noel Rousey lolqa Ge Aloha Oe ,. Yes funrors unt11 we meet agam We ll remember you and the won derful banquet and orom you ga Je 1n our honor You drd a wonderful fob o bnngmg fond memones to each and every Semor There was a tear on the cheek of more than one of us The banauet program was rnterestmgly Woven 1nto an Hawauan theme iwhlch was onglnal and clever rn rtselfl We were presen' d Wlth lers of fnendshlp but these are matenal thmgs whrch can be lost Wuh ume Nore can take from us those memorles of the dance from 9 t1l 12 wlth Boots Brennan or your last fond farewell Aloha They were wonderful e emngs whrch we ll never forget and so to you we say wlth odm1rat1on and appreclatron Aloha The Prom Comm ttee Charrmen were Co cha1rme 1 Wanda Marme Noel Rousey Dance Manan Summers Decorat1on famce May Program Ahce Mayes Publ1c1ty Martha Myers Checkroom Charlotte Wlnner lnv1tat1on Donna Knox Marg1e Hlnes 80 M . I ,' ' , 1 , , , - U . -H , X ' - ' ' f Q . . . . . . ., . , . . 1. . r ,. . I . . V V ll I X . , ' vo V -. .... ,..... . ,. , . ..,.... ......, .. , S? owl R entena B Allen D Evan P 12 D Mooe B Meyes M Mu phy M Zellmcxn B M y r V Buste ow2 M Smlth B Farmer C K lc ood M Smnne E B s A y s Bob M Relnders P Kennedy P Gov U her Havlng been organlzed 1n l942 the Ushers Club has grown 1nto one of the up and comlng orgamvahons of I H S The members of Ushers Club are chosen from each of the tour classes and consequently all students 1n the hlgh school are represented 1n thls group The requ1rernent for membershlp lS an 1nterest ln the type of Work done by the Ushers The mam purpo e of the club IS to p rform the dut1es of ushers for all school act1v1t1es Whlch lnclude basketball games assembhes and stage procluchons put on by the hlgh school The members of the club take turns IH servmg at our varlous act1v1t1es and thus the respons1b1l1ty IS d1V1dGd among the members They clo a great deal to handle the crowds Wh1ch helps rn a large Way to lnsure the success of all performances m the h1gh school Attractlvely clad ln our gay school colors of crlmson and wh1te the Ushers make a colorful srght gomg about the1r dUll9S Then uruforrns are made up o brlght red Jackets for all the qlrls wearmg them Wlth Whlte sklrts and the boys W1th whlte trousers Bob Meyer capably f1ll the posrtlon of nead usher for thls years group and Mrs Rust IS the club s very able sponsor 81 R : . B , . , . s, M. air' i, l.. Reeve, . r , . r , , r , , . e e , . r H : . ' , . , . ir W , , r, , u 1, . Ma e , eyer, G. Iohnson, F ' , . , . eia, I Smith S S Q , ., l . . S . 9 . . . , I . V . f , 1 , 1 . A , . , . , 3 1 gels lim Spink Most Popular Most Capable Leaders Mary Louise Baldwin Howard Hay SEN lllhos lllho 45 Catherine Oxley Richard BO1'1d Most Typical Most Lilcely to Succeed Valencia Forwood Matthew Fortado :fi A l Q1l . l,y'Y1y fn y . mm., vli 'ia Barbara Crain Carolyn These eight seniors head the list for scholastsic honors in the class of l945 at Iacksonville I-ligh School. Out ot the students who have attended our school all four years, highest honor goes to Valencia Forwood and sec- ond rating to Mary Louise Bald- Lucille lrlarn Craver Win. Lucille lrlarn, Barbara Crain, Frances Lane, Luella Par- lier, Dorothy Weaver and Caro- lyn Craver also rank in the up- per six percent of the class and deserve much credit tor their fine scholastic record. Other honor students who have main- Valencia Forwood ,fx Q- HQNO RQLL Luella Parlier Frances Lane tained an average ot B or bet- ter tor all tour years of high school includet Alma Meggin- son, Carline Ahlquist, Carolyn Kirkwood, Virginia Stine, lean Sturrn, Lois lngels, Helen Canat- sey, Sam Caldwell, Alma Taylor, Matt Fortado, Pauline Kennedy, Barbara Stephenson, Doris Ger- Mary Louise Baldwin man, Phyllis Nelson, Fred Coe, Ardeen DeFrates, Dorothy Goe- bel, Dorothy Fox, Earl Cully, lack Cole, Bob Duncan, Colleen l-leaden and Olinda Sieben- mann. Congratulations to all for this high achievernentl Dorothy Weaver A an :. rf'-6554! COmmGFCIH The Commerc1al Club rs an orgamzauon Whose purpose 1S to acquamt 1ts members Wrth ordmory buslness procedures Dunng the year promment busmess men speak to the club on drtterent phases of commerctal ,nterest The programs conslst of plays and talks concernmg busmess glven by members of the club AS1d9 from 1fS regular meetrngs the Commerclal Club has varlous soclal aotrvmes durmg the year The soctal hlghhghts of the year are the alumm banquet and a prcmc for new members The club IS unaer 'me drrectron of Mrss George and IS sponsored by the Commercral Department The offrcers for the year are as follows Prestdent Ardeen Delfrates Vlce Presrdent Franues Klmghammer Secretary Treasurer Ruth Beale Program Charrman Vlrgmra Sample Program Comm1ttee Charlotte Wrnner Dons Souza and Lucllle Trlam Adams Atkmson Beale Bentena Brumrnett Cam Delfrates Gflesple Goble P GOVSIG Gunn Gustafson rtartle Haxton Headen Hockmg Irlam Klmghammer Kane Lamb Lewxs Lyons Meggmson Reeve Sabatma Sample Souza Steele Taylor R Taylor Wh1te Wmner W1ght 86 O V. f .1 5 . ,. . . . . ,W . ., . . ., , . . . , .- . A . - , , , ', , ', ,V , v, ff B Baptist R Baptrst W Baptist Barbre Beale Brurrmett Carte Christen Cook A Coultas B Cully Eck Ellis Griffith M Grzrrmett Gurley l Hamilton H Hamilton Hartle Hmman Hoots Hubbert lett Lyons McGee Mohn B Moore Mont ey S Myers I Novell Luella Parlle Lucille Parlier A Preston Shannon Slebenman Six Spradlin Stubblelteld Taylor R Taylor B T orrias C Waggoner D Waggone Wankel Warner Yates I-IOITIC IZCOHOITIICS C ub The Home Ec club is for tnose girls who are interested in home mak ng Miss Larimore and Miss Osborne are the club s able sponsors Meetings ot this organi ation are held on the first and third Thursdays of each month during the club period This club has many interesting and emoyable activities our ng the year Some of these are the candlelighting service which is the initiation of new members a chili supper for new members a childrens party at Christmas time and a Mothers tea The members also enjoy an nstallation of new officers and a picnic about new textiles clothing and cookina The girls also talk about person ality nutrition values fashions and the many subjects which are included in this field ln the spring the airls have a styl show to which the public is invited At this time they Pale a hance to show everyone who is interested the type of work they have beer CIOIHQ They model many different types of clothes made by themselves The officers for this oraanization are President Barbara Cully Vice President Bernice Griffith Secretary Hazel Hoots Program Chairman Ruth Beale Social Chairman Charlene Taylor 87 A , , , ,, , . , vr , ' , . r , ' gr, . I , 4 . . i . . ,Z . . . . , . . -I ': D . . - J . The programs consist of many round table discussions in which they talk . E. S . . . . . I W L F 1 A . 4 H . The Future Farr e of Am rco sponsored by Mr Erler rs one Or the lorgem orgonmohohe ofthe rroh chool The hhytour nmnnbers ore boys who ore rnterested rn form problems The purpose of F F A rs to c.reo1 e Ct wholesome rn er t rn oqrrculture ond the vrtol problems focmg rt toooy R gulor meetrngs ore held on the second ondfoudh Hnnedoy ottrernonurrnthe ChopeH'Roon1 Dunngthe 5 ecr eoch member Q rves on one ol the erght storndrng commtttees thus grvrng eoch boy o Chonceto hore r1oH ochvrhes ofthe chlb The hoynde w on onn el ocun eventofthe orgonmoron ond w eooedy onhcuxned by oh The bq bmboh ond sohbohteonm hove b en ocmedr the group ond deser e ecogmtror for therr ochrevem nt m thrs l1ne The o hcerstor 1944 15 Presrdent Donold Iordmg Vrce Presrden lock Portterson Secretory Tumor Sprodlrn Treasurer Corl Stone Reponer Byron Boddy Form VVottch D g Arthur Brown 88 0 .L v--w Q Q ' ' E T1 A.: V r , . , ' l N lw' c- ' - X' . - 1 -I Q . .1 , , . 4 , . , L . . , . . L , - -, CS 'E . 1. . J J O . Y, r . V . m . . Y U l ,, S 'l r 1 . V X Q A . l . . , . . ko, , S 1 . . ' Ll Al S . J T A - T ,, f Q - 'L A 1 . ' ,LJ . . . V t LO fy N . . . . Q . . . f - X ,-A ore' A ' X . O ..... . , . . . . . . . Re-Cl The Rttle Club ts a welt establtshed orgamzatron of the hrgh school lt arm ts to develop expert rtflemen and the only regutrement for membershrp 15 an rnterest rn learn ng to shoot the r1fle Each Thursday after school thts group of sharpshoottn fellows and glrls meets at the etght ootnt range at Washtngton school for practtce Some admtrable records are made at these sesstons The members of the club enter contests and they enyoy themselves rmmensely wtth thetr rttles The orgcmzatton has 1ts charter from the Nauonal Rtfle Assocratton and each year awards are presented to those deservlng them The awards arc made by Mr Hlckle the club s able sponsor 1n an assembly These awards constst of medals and dtplomas and are 1nd1cat1ons of sk1ll of the tndtvrdual shooter The graduated stages for decoratlons are Pre Marksman Marks man Marksman Fwrst Class Sharpshooter Nme Sharoshooter Bar Sages Expert Rlfleman and Drstlngutshed Rrtleman After the completlon of each Snarpshooter Drploma are gtven the members as sets of two Sharp hooter Bars are completed The regular Thursday club pertod of thts group IS spent rn drscusslons of d1fferent types of bull ts and talks are gtven on the subject of guns and therr constructton The offtcers are Prestdent Sam Caldwell Secretary Pat Htckle Benson Bunch Buster Caldwell Carl Clxfton Cobb Davtdsmeyer Dteckamp Faxrheld Grlmmett Grogan Gustxne Hackett B Hart Hart Henley Htlls Hughett K1tchen Kroush Leake G Marme D Marme McCann Martm Murgatroyd Nunes Ore Peak Qumlan Ransom Srmth Stevens Stewart Surratt Taylor Todd V1e1ra Wells 89 Ill T u lo medal stage, dtplomas are presented. Gold seals for attachment to the The G A A rs a club for grrls who are rnterested rn sports Thrs club 1S atfllrated Wrth the State Grrls Athletrc Assocratron ln addltron to the regular school club perrods the organrzatlon meets each Monday and Thursday after school The grrls partrcrpate rn such actrvltres as volley ball basketball softball soccer and recreatronal sports Each act1v1ty rn whrch the grrls partlcrpate grves them polnts toward an award The members may earn other polnts by keeprng health charts and passlng a physrcal cxamrnatron Pornts may also be garned by swlmmrng r drng walkrng skattng or by partrcrpatron rn any other rnclrvrdual actrvrty for a stated peI1Od of trme The awards that the members may garn consrst of numerals I l and state maps G A A members are grven the prrvtlege of swrmmrng each Saturday rnornlng rn thc MacMurray pool and skatrng every other Thursday nrght rn the MacMurray gym ln addrtron to these act1v1t1es the organ1zat1on sponsors hrkes playclavs swrmmrng partles and an all school dance The members have ralsed money by sellrng refreshments at the basketball games to send grrls to the G A A summer camp rn Bloornrngton Any hrgh school grrl 1S elrgrble to 1o1n the G A A She becomes an actrve member when she has earned lUU pornts and has been 1n1t1atecl 1nto the club She rs then errglble to wear the pm symbolrc of thrs organrzatron Mrs Mosby rs the sponsor ot thrs group and the oftrcers are Presrdent Dora1ean W1ll1ams Jrce Presrdent Mary Lou Metcalf Secretary Edrth Haynes Treasurer lune Nady Row I Nady M Metcclr E Haynes D Wrllrams gow Z lgIatthewsLM Henry I Hubberi S Hocking N Wright ow lttman Ward B Brockhouse M C Brown Row L Hubbert B Mrller Dons Clayton Delores Clayton V Muntman B Hem brough E Mason C Holle 90 A. 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 3 . . ..111..111 1 51 51 C.. . . . 1 . 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A l 2: .- ,. ,. ,. ,. 3:. ,. ,. ,.. 4:. ,. , , ,. ,. - Social Dancing Club The Socral Danclng Club of I H S was formed last year At that trme membershrp was open to anyone rn hrgh school but thrs year rt rs ltmrted to freshmen Thrs year rt s a large club havrng about frfty members The purpose of the club rs to teach freshman boys and grrls the prrmary and most rmportant darce steps and to rmprove the dancrng of those lnter ested rn becornrng b tter dancers Opportunrty 1S grven for the members to practrce the dance st ps Wrth Whrch they are famrllar The mam actrvlt 1 of he club rs socral dancrng Wrth emphasrs on 1mprove ment and also emoyrn nt of dancrng Two meetlngs a month are held by th1s group dur1ng regular club perrods on Thursday The club IS provrded Wrth musrc by records The rnterest among the freshmen has been very keen th1s year and the Qocral Danclng Club promrse to be one of the progressrve clubs of the school There rs a great deal of rnformalrty rn th1s organrzatlon and due to th1s fact no regular offrce s are elected Sponsors for the club th1s year are Mrs Mosby oar physrcal educatron rnstructor Mrss Hauer and Mrss Ingram 9 0 n 1 . 4 . 4 . . . - , . 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T . , . . . 1 . . . . . 1 1 I - lxlne lvlonths Diary DEAR DIARY September 5-You ought to see what they roped rn as Freshmenl To thlnk that I once ran around the halls llke that' l guess I d1d too September S They frnally caught up wlth me I was so anxlous to get back I Just ran r1ght up the step and ID the door Mr Agger welcomed us all back and he looked so delxghted to see us September 7 My ftrst class and I got M1ss Groves for Feometry It seems hke a racket slnce Ive had her all four years Schools not as bad as I thought September 12 Had a wonderful Treble Clef Tea rn Sally Meyers garden except that 1t ralned most of the tlme The program was very 1nsp1r1ng September 15 Our prom1s1ng football team toured to Plttsfleld thls evenlng They came home w1th a v1c tory to chalk up That s a frne start Oh I almost for got the score was l2 to O Cheer leaders were chosen rn a pep a sembly also Almost the same ones were elec ed as last year Whlle the boys played tho e of us who couldnt get to the game enfoyed a dance 1n D P gym September 16 Cast for the Gondollers was chosen and pract1c1ng started Valencta Forwood and Fred Rupel got the leads We ought to have a wonderful productlon wxth leads llke that I had 8 hnes to say September 22 F1rst football game at home and It from WIIIHIHQ from Wlnchester C1965 Flrst zssue of the Herald came out September 25 Freshmen elected class offrcers They re off to a grand start September 27 A Red Cross representatlve Mrs Helen Stryker spoke to us about the QCIIVIIIGS of the Iunror Red Cross The l945 I staff was mtroduced 1n Senlor class meetrng After the meet1ng many people asked us 1f the Is were ready to come out What do you thrnk we had to answer? September 28 A new system of club programs was tnrtlated today Seems to work very Well September 29 Macomb was our football v1ct1m thls Neel: We took them l9 to 6 DEAR DIARY October 4 Freshman class party was held rn D P gym It wa nt crashed by upperclassmen Fresh1e deserve a good trme too October 5 6 Im so sad today The feqchers had teacher s 1nst1tute and we drdnt get to come to school We met our Waterloo ton1ght when Beardstown captured or rather kept the l1ttle strrped Iug The score was l3 7 October 13 FITSI act1v1ty assembly today Bob Zlm merman lnstructed us on the dos and don ts of deep sea CIIVIIIQ Everyone enfoyed hear1ng of hrs harrow mg expenences George Smlth a student at I H S from 1900 to l904 spoke to us about some of h1s hlgh school ex perrences A really tough football game w1th Qulncy brought us back rn the l1mel1ght S U was the score October 16 F1nal dress rehersal for the Gondoher It yust has to be good October 17 Iohn Sloan conducted a very tnterestmg experrment wtth llquld a1r He drd everyth1ng from fry mg eggs to blowxng up ballons wrth hqurd a1r October 18 19- The Gondollers was a very great succes l Doubled all of lts pred1ct1onsl It was the best ln years some CYIIICS say I dont doubt 1t October 20 Football game at Feltshans that we dldnt w n 6 O October 23 Mlnstrel tryouts were scheduled for to day W1ll1ard Cody IS to be the 1nterlocutor October 27 Ru hvllle came here an undefeated team but left Iv1lle a defeated team It was a close game Q12 73 Report cards were marled homel Oh woel DEAR DIARY November 3 Another game added to our ltst tonlght when we defeated Lamph1er fl3 71 November 9 I H S was a scene of rruch IIVSIIHGS ton1gl't We were granted permlsston to have a home commg so we started out rrght by havrng a huge bonfire and snake dance 1n the Academy lot on the eve of homecom1ng The snake dance Went all through the buslness sectlon of town and somethlng hke 500 students were 1n rt Freshmen open house was held at school November 10 Mr Hlckle gave the annual Arm1st1ce Day talk IH assembly and the band played a few num bers The meetlng was turned over to the cheer leaders who arranged a rousmg pep meetxng and parade through town I S D was badly defeated tn a football game at our f1eld C4169 I told you wa staggerlng A grand dance was held rn the D P gym wrth Boots Brennan and h1s orchestra Ma Lu Baldwm and Helen Hutson were crowned football queens November 815 Forum group gave panel dlscussron 1n all servlce clubs 1n Iacksonvrlle They even Went to Roodhouse November I7 A Vlctory dance was held 1n D P gym w1th Eddre Coultas and hrs orchestra A war stamp or bond admrtted each student There was a grand program and even a ntterbug contest November 20 An assembly opened the Sth War Loan IU IH S today Dr Guthrle spoke to us and pre sented a fre hman glrl wrth a certxflcate for a bond because her blrthday was on the same day as h1s November 21 22 Annual mlnstrel was held w1th W1l llard Cody as 1nterlocutor The end men were espec lally good and they told some good Jokes The Roc kettes added another success to thelr list There were other grand SQGCIGIIIGS 1nclud1ng many worked p on the theme of Swmglng On A Star November 23 27 Thanksglvmg Vacatlonl Perfect heaven I . . . ' -' e ' s . , I , . S . .,.. I . . - - ' i . - . , . .L - . - . . - - S . I t , ' , s - - I - - ' - . . . I ' ' s rained cats and dogs. However, that didn't keep us I A n - I P - ' ' . - . it tx r lr . S I I I l' I I . . I S , W Q , S .. - , K S . . . . - -A ' - . . . , u 92 November 27 Started back to school th1s mormng It s kznd of hard to get started back after a n1ce long Jacatlon lzke we had November 30-An assembly was called to promote the Sth War Loan Father Moore spoke to the student body Rodney Gmder a former tudent sang a ew numbers and then we all sang wtth hrm DEAR DIARY December 1 Mr I-Iollowell and Coach Kraushaar tn structed us on basketball rules The season opened tomght w1th a game w1th Wlnchester 34 29 tn our avor December 5 We won a basketball game from Wm chester 4224 Although we won 1t was pretty dull December 6-We had a wonderful assembly w1th Don ald Scott MOFIISOD a concert planxst gtvlng the pro gram He was also a make up art1st and played on the harps1chord He gave selectlons of Bach Chopm and f11'1lShE'd by playtng the Rhapsody 1n Blue December 7 Memorable day' Three years of war were turned over on the calendar today We cele brated very quletly but the sp1r1t was Sllll there December 8 Report cards came out today Th1s also a memorable dayl Basketball team toured to December 12 Took I S D 44 29 rn a very dull game December I4-6th War Loan Bond Dance held at State Hospttal w1th Boots Brennan and hls orchestra Every one who sold a bond was admltted Congrats due to Lols Ingels for a grand program and very capable presldmg December 15-I staff toured to Spr1ngf1eld to take dead l1ne mater1al A very tmpressxve Vesper ceremomes was present ed to the student body Won a basketball game from Plttsfleld 44 to 25 December I7 Vesper cererrzonles presented to the publlc under the capable d1rect1on of MISS Clara Smlth Something new was added when the cho1r sang the ver beautiful Ha1lelu1ah chorus December 21 Chr1stmas vacatton began today We started off r1ght by lostng a game to Lamphler 49 Z8 December 26-Pans tourney opened ln Pans today We won the ftrst game from Neoaa 26 24 It was a very lose game I hear We werent qulte so lucky on the second clay when we lost to Parts 49 25 DEAR DIARY Ianuary 3 I got roped tn agaln All of a sudden I realized all the studymg I was supposed to have done all through the vacatlon Sen1or play try outs started today Ianuary 5-A rous1ng and peppy assembly was held dunng home room rn preparat1on for a basketball game with I.amph1er whlch we lost f5O 333 Pretty bad' Ianuary 6-We lost another game to Mt Sterltng 37 36 Too bad we couldnt scrape up an extra po1nt Ianuary 8 Sen1or play cast was announced and prac IICES started 1mmed1ately lanuary 10 Alonzo W Pond gave a very tnteresttng lecture on pre ht tortc times By the use of movles and sltd s he told us all about cave men Icmuary 12 We made another stab at the ltttle lug but our attempts were unsucce sful 45 to 39 was the ttnal score of the fatal Beardstown game If at f1 t you dont succeed try try agaln Ohl boy' Ianuary 16 We played our f1rst game of the W1nco Tourney mth Grtggsvllle and won that one 46 34 I hope we can do as well IH the others Ianuary IB State tnspectors looked us over today Verdlct UD Success wa ours 1n the Bluffs game by a wtde margtn 43 29 Ianuary 19 We were doomed tonlaht when we play d Winchester They took a 43 to 31 game However Ive won 3rd place 1n the Wmco Tourney after wtnnmg a ftnal game from Mtlton 35 to I9 Ianuary 22 Crammlng proper thls week as exam start Wednesday I have burned plenty of m1dn1ght o1l thls week end Itm Splnk and Red Bond tglamour boysl turned up at school Wllh Mohawk ha1r cuts Stxll crammlng Must go studyl Ianuary 23 No ttme to wrtte today Ianuary 24 and 25 Examsl I trted to remember all that I forgot to learn I felt a trlfle dlzzy We had I2 Physlcs problems to work m one hour when 1t takes me 45 mxnutes to work two of them Ianuary 26 A vacatton w1th no studles Our poor teachers d1d all the work Ianuary 29-The verdtct came out today Im glad we dont have yellow report cards anymore Ianuary 30 Im st1ll recovenng from the shock The senlors are workmg d111gently on therr play It sounds wonderful DEAR DIARY February 2 Feztshans took another game from us 35 to 23 It was a very good game even though we lost February 6-A wonderful assembly was g1ven by Dan Stlles on recreatlon RL1ShV1ll9 versus I H S 44 27 tn thelr favor February 9-A basketball game w1th I S D was bravely won by our f1ve 35 to 33 Wat a game' February 12 We had a whole day because of L1n olns blrthday Thank you Mr Llncoln February 13 A very orlglnal Sklt was presented by the Senxor play cast They are a very ongtnal class February 14-Valentmes Day Collected S80 from stu dents for the March of Dunes February 15-The b1g day 1 ftnally here Ive got butterflles ln my stomach Later that mght The play went off w1th a bang and hardly a mlstake Went home to bed real early to be prepared for tomorrow mght Oh by the way we gave Every Famlly Has One by George Bat son The cast was capably dtrected by Mtss Helen Paschall - - . ' is - . Feitshans but lost to them C35-183. . ' . l h ' . 93 February 16-The productton was much better the last ntght We had a btg snow torm and tt kept some of our crowd away but we d1d our best The cast came out to my house for a party unttl 230 A M I can feel the after effects February I7 We flnally won a basketball game from New Berlln 39 35 At last' February 19-Prom date was announced for Aprtl 6 and the banquet March 23 at the Dunlap Hotel February 20-Vtctory was not ours for long when we lost a game to Athen 4519 Lorxng Campbell pre sented a fasctnattng assembly today He made every thtng 1mag1nable dtsappear and he even turned the maktngs of a cake 1nto a stuffed chtcken February 23 Beardstown came here to defeat u 48 28 They get to keep the jug unttl next fall Oh woel February 24-A most exctttng game was played w1th Plttsfleld and we ended up on top 35 to 32 I couldnt stand many games ltke that February 26 The Iuntor play cast was announced and tt looks very pramlstng DEAR DIARY March 2 Our basketball season w1nds up wtth the Reglonal tourney at I S D Waverly had us worrted the ftrst ntght out but we won 43 to 28 TOO BAD but we trted March 8 Anna Btrd Stewart presented a very tnter estlng assembly on Readtng and Wrttmg Can Be Fun March 9-Itmmte Woods was elected pm up boy f I H S at a grand dance held tontght tn D P gym He even had a crown and a queen Hmmmmm' March 15-The cast chosen for the one act play for the speech contest started practtcmg March 16-The Iettes and Forum sponsored a Sadle Hawklns dance tn the D P Gym Publtclty was terrlftc .sand all tn all 1t was one of the best dances I H S has seen for qutte a whtle March 22 A Russtan speaker spoke to us on Russla Naturally I dtdnt exactly agree wlth her on some thtngs but thats bestde the pomt I forgot her name but I couldnt pronounce tt even lf I could remember March 23 A grand Iuntor Senior banquet was held at the Dunlap Hotel at 630 PM A very tnteresttng pro gram was presented and recelved enthustasttcally The theme was Hawauan and everyone got a let as a token of frtendshtp Those Iuntors w1ll really go places tf they produce many more thtng ltke that To top 1t all off we had a vacatton today whtle the teachers went to Sprlngfteld March 24-The Secttonal speech contest was held 1n the halls of I H S Gramte Clty captu ed top honors but we came tn second hlgh Everyone who entered from I H S placed and gave us a good standmg March 30 Aprrl 2 Easter vacatton at last a chance to sleep DEAR DIARY April I Easter Sunday and Aprtl Fools Day all at once too much even for a strong character ltke me All the students took thetr annual taunt to church Aprll 3 Back to the bratn factory' How t1me flys dur mg vacatlonl Of course 1t d1d have to ram every stngle day Aprxl 6 Iun1orSen1or Prom tontght Qulte an affatrl It IS at thts txme of year that we entors develop that good bye forever mood A wonderful ttme was had by all tAll who were lucky enough to get a datel Aprll 1213 Iuntors present The Wagon To The Star An all star performance What do the Barrymo es have o I H S 'P April 13 Frtday the l3th and the last I deadllne Ohl Woe IS me' Dtd you ever have three page copy to wrtte tn an hour? You know the sub stattor close at IIVS Well the l945 Crtfnson I IS o o the prtnters Hurrayll ' ll Aprxl 13 State speech contest Good luck Lots and Matt April 27 All school dance We ftnally g t to cut a rug after a long rest from the p om tt was ntc have a dance DEAR DIARY May 2 The ftnal trtbute to senlors rn Treble Clef Thats rtght May Festlval There was many a tear made tts way down the cheeks of the Sentors as they flled out to the sttrrlng chorus of Land of Hope and Glory May 5-Track meet Our thln clads made a grand showtng May 9-Another act1v1ty assembly the last of te year Last ever for Sentors May IB-Exams start next Frlday Dtd someone say he IS gomg to graduate? May 25-Came draggmg to school wlth satchels under my eyes Exams start today Why IS rt all the good students are so popular at th1s tlme of the year? May 25-Love feast It wont be long now ktds The senlors were sure a bunch of sad sacks tomght Had the class w1ll and prophecy Pardon me whtle I wtpe a tear from my eye May 27 Baccalaureate Well ktds thts starts our last week at dear old I H S Very lmpresstve Baccalaur eate Servlce at Grace Methodtst Church May 30 l945 I Staff turned over the retns to the 1946 I Staff Congrats and good luck klds IT IS plenty of work but what fun you do have We were glad to be able to entertam you today and gtve you any advlce you rntght have needed DEAR DIARY Iune 1 Well Dlary tt has ftnally arrtved Yes to day we go out tnto the world wtth htgh school dt plomas tWe hopelll lt has been fun whtle 1t lasted but all good thtngs must come to an end So long I H Sl We are proud to say that s our school And good luck to those who rematn GOOD BYE DIARY s - , ' - A I I . . b I I t - I 4 S Oc 5 - - ' I s ' . , Q . ' If t I I - - ' - x I ' o . r g ' . ' e tc March 4-We lost our last game to Ashland 36-33. - - - -- . I ' I h . . . A O ' - ' it. . , I ' ' s ' . , 94 v -X Lettermanls Club The high school Letterman's Club is made up of major letter winners in Iacksonville High School. Organized last year under the leadership of Coach Mark Dean, the club developed rapidly and successfully. Directed by Coach Bob Kraushaar the varsity group realized higher ambitions this year. Carry- ing the club off to a good start they gave f'ville one of those 'ole time White Washings when homecoming time came around. Due credit should go to those huskies who saw that the bonfire was heaped with stuff to burn. Those handsome lads in their letter sweaters added dignity and prestige to the crowning of the homecoming queens, fAm I kidding?l The Letterman's Club did a grand job on the Athletic Banquet. The fellows planned the program and executed it with fine style. They are good sports from Way back when and have done a great deal in promoting athletics in l. H. S. The officers are: President .......,.....,........,.,............ Sam Spink Vice-President ........,..................... lohn Grogan Secretary ..,........,............,.,..... Warren Hudson Sergeant at Arms Everett Allen Faculty Sponsor Bob Kraushaar D Marine Larson Caldwell Wood S Spink K Williams E Allen Coach Kraushaar W Hudson I Spink Grogan Coe Bond Campbell Thurmon 'Q imdaawwsfs wi-aww verve f i?5xHfWM3?9fFh 53 miie 'F BENQ? 3329519 F4333 by 'Qxi wivwik SWSWAHS 1 SK,-P 34 PM M 9 5' WMS 418183 RW was when QW .M J ff . up ZW W gl ,f fm 97 ' W iw , srmfwuw wwf 4 4 'Q-5 .1 2' ' w 7 f Q 1e,f:na.f41 3' Q if 'g'f'7N , , 4 ' ,F 4 - fs i . , ww e ' C ' rg- , ,, 'V V2 , M, A 3, 'Q f' , M , -, L .ii fs i .r Img at cg, K ' 1 v2 ' 2 , X , M V w ' 'yghyff f fwfeglp ' fy . . , Q ,MW U. A t f ' f, , - Af -1 JJ af i T H vf 'fe ,Vi y f Www' f xuyfxm f- w:'.+f1,f? f , ,. f' it H I- Q ' f .fm 9 4 .f,1gg a't4,1m,f ia, . - ,. 41 4 x .ILM .m'4'-.lwmlaa Leh to nght Hutson Wh tlock Reed Bald m Oxley I. it to right P Nels W Dobbs D W av B St phenso M Wlh mson L Luttr ll I L tt ell B Crabbe S Floberg gf gllllld na M Co ltas B B d ell C Oxl y S Whtock ou a 98 CllGCFlCHdGFS t-1 ,-J Fifteen rahsl Osk--ee-Wow-wow! lvillel Our six cheerleaders have brought the good ol school spirit Way above par th1s year as they led the student body 1n thetr proud norsy acclamatlons to our grand teams Adeptly leadmg the student body 1n many snappy and entertarnmg pep assembl1es snake dances at all games and at our never to be for gotten bonf1re these yell leaders certalnly drd a grand 1ob The1r enthusrasm pep and the three Vs Cvlm vlgor and v1tal1tyl never sagged durlng the year CNot prctured Shtrley Andersl rl ettes Under the able d1rect1on of Mrss Rlchards the pep squad of I H S developed lnto a far more mdustrlous club thts year Bes1des thelr usual duttes as a pep squad the glrls helped glve a grand banquet for the varstty boys ln co operatton Wtth the Forum they planned the Sadte Hawkxns dance and they sold confecnons at all games ln thelr cute new red and whrte umforms the Iettes rnade qu1te a sensatlon when they sat to gether at all the basketball games Other schools remarked Iacksonvllle sure has a good pep squad and these g1rls stood up to all expectattons when they burst forth wrth Yeah team Yes the cheer leaders and the lettes and the student body never let our teams down Presrdent Phylhs Nelson Vlce Presldent Catherme Oxley Secretary Wanda Dobb , 1 , 1 1 I -- - - 1 . , 1 , 1 1 'r ,i , , WU e ':, on,- f,eer,.e n, ,la ,. e, ur,. ,. , . 1,, u ,.irs,. e,. il, . Z 3 1 l , , . . t. - H , , ... H . , f l Row I How 2 Coach EMHDIKFHUSDHHF t ' Coach Bob Kraushaar has just completed his second year at I. HL Sl., being assistant coach last year and Athletic Director of the high school this year. Graduating at Western State Teachers College in 1939, he won letters in football baseball and track Coach Kraushaar and his family came to lacksonville following four years as coach at lpava Illinois ln his unassum ing way he led h1s teams through a successful year He had us Worried for a While when Uncle Sam threatened to put him on a bigger team but he came back and led us to track victories The coach is Well liked by all students at I H S and in the Words of the fellows he is a regular guy AJSMZWW me Footballrream e Frank Breakrxlle Bob Kroush Delbert Stoddard Bill Western Fred Self George Marine Warren Ferguson Bill Smith Don Fairfield lack Hackett Truman Hart Cloey Reeve Ed Break ville Alfred Argelo Bob Duncan Everett Allen Byron Campbell Frank Wandell lack Patte son Iohn Spauld ing Paul Lasley Bud Gustme Row Row 4 Leroy Somners Sam Caldwell Kenny Wllha Grogan Richard Grimmett Bill Ward Don Mari Iim Spmk Iack Larson Sam Spmk Warren Hudson Gilbert CO.1lfGS Murval Smith Bill Lane Warren Iohnson Keith Bauman lim Wood Merle Deutscher Cha les Iones Donald Iordmg Frank gpaulding Fred Rupel Bob Baker Bill Wilkinson Bob enley Ra ph Race Charles Due Lloyd West 'H 4g,, IN Q Iohn Grogan CLong Iohnl Senior l60 lbs R E Varsity 2 years Developed into a first rate end F rcrncls Thurmon CNeroJ Iunior, 150 lbs., L. G. Varsity 2 years Proven by his ability this year, he Will be next year's leader. V if W. .nga is we -. Ill- Rlchcxrd Gnmmett KR1chJ S mor 170 lbs F B First year on varsity Hard hitter with plenty of speed I1m Spmk tBig limb Captain, Senior, 205 lbs. R. T. Varsity 3 years All state 3rd team Tackle, part time back, and kicker, great all- around player. Sam Caldwell CSammyJ Senior l60 lbs l-l B Varsity 2 years Valuable man but lost a lot of action because ot in1ur1es Cloey Reeve KBuckD Sophomore, l45 lbs., H. B. First year Only sophomore to see action. Proved himself worthy of next year's eleven. Byron Campbell fOne eyel Iunior l40 lbs Q B Only underclassman on the first eleven Undoubtedly the best ball handler on the team Sam Spmk CCorkyJ Senior, 205 lbs., L, T. Varsity 2 years All state hon. mention Most consistent player defense was his spe- cialty. Everett Allen tLeffyD Senior, 160 lbs., R. H. B. Varsity 3 years Captain, lunior4All State 2 years lndispensable spark of the entire team Bill Ward CP0mSYl Senior, 160 lbs., G. First year on varsity l-lard charging substif tute lineman. Iack Larson fDuckl Senior, l75 lbs., L. E. Varsity 2 years One of highest scoring ends in state, lunior. Reliable pass receiver. Bob Duncan CDinkl Senior, 135 lbs., C Varsity 2 years l35 lbs. of dynamite, no back was too big for Dink. 9 Y - n . 'A .L i . f wi. ,M 5 4 .21 , f I f . N , 1.34.4 .- 3. Z. Mir' at f 'Ze Mil ' ,nf f ft Donald Marine C Donl Senior, l7U lbs., L. G. Varsity 2 years Main cog in the center of the line. Richard Bond lRedl Senior, l45 lbs., L. H. B. First year on varsity Triple threat: passer, punter, runner. I ack Patterson fLittle Barel Iunior, l4O lbs., H. B. First year on varsity Shifty, fast, will cause a lot of trouble next year. Warren Hudson lKin9l Senior, l8U lbs., R. G. Varsity 2 years You seldom found Hud- son's man on his feet. 4 1. X - .li 2 5 . 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'Jfigg ji ' 7 -451 ' nw ' J ' .yz 3 ,A-Q uve- - V .gg 1 - 1, ,AV , 7: . , I4 i 1 HW W m5,'V - i w W Gs '11 Baskct a Gamee 1c1cksor1vi11e 1c:1cksonv111e 1GCkSOI'1V111G 1C1Cksoriv111e 1ClCkSO1'1V111G Icxcksonville 1CIC1CSOI'1V111G 1GC1CSOI'1V1116 1c1Cksonvi11e 1c:1c1csorivi11e 1GCksoriv111e Winchester Feiishans Pittsfield Lc:1mp1r1ier Neogo Paris Lamphier M1 Sierhng Becrdstowri GI1QOSV111S 1c1c1csonv111e 1crcksoriv111e 1 cksor1v111e 1Qc:ksor1v111e 1:1cksoriv111e 1 Cksonv111e 1CIC1CSO1'1V1119 cksoriv111e cksor1v111e ksonville cksor1vi11e Blu s Mi1tor1 Petersburg Quincy Feitshcms Rus1'iVi11e New Berlin Atheris Becrrdsiowri P1ttSf1e1d U 5 . 3 5 5-41 ' r A 1 'i 4 1 if Row 1: Coccrt A1,en, Larson, Ccmr1ce.1, NVcoc ' Patterson Mcxionald 111ir1ms Row 2: Bond to an, 1 Spmk Bweriip, Emp, Row 3: Haynes Iordm Tvecxis - X 15 1 1 ' ,..... 34 ' ...,., 29 ' , ,.,., 43 H , , . , 1c1cksonvi11e .,.... 42 Virginia . ,,..... 24 1c1cksor1Vi11e ,..... 31 Winchester ' ...... 18 ' , . , , 36 ' ii-W. 435 ' - - - ' .,,..4 44 1,S,D.... ..29 G ' .....35 ' .... 25 ' ' 44 A 39 ' , A 4 .... 28 ' , , . . ,49 ' A 1 . 23 4 - A . ,... 26 A . 24 ,G ' . . . , .27 ' ' .25 I , 49 ' ,, 35 1. 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Forta- do running the mile and W Ferguson poundinf out the halt mile L West will enter in the b oad lurrip and also in the dash run along with F Killam C Steiner S McDonald and several others B Wrnstead will master the pole vault with C Bunkel entering as nigh Jumper These boys along with many others will rfaiie ,ip our track team A toug edule of m ets has been arranged as toliows Aor i l-lovana There r Quadrangle lvlee l-lere iv oriq twain B lays Hannibal via l vrtational l-lere C nter ce Me Here G ti 9 lt team made no ot Boo Krrknan Fred Coe Bch Ba4 Bicna d Bond l cc Cole Don Fairtreld Bill Beavers Truman Hart and D Q, tv he rn moe na 19 th lowest scf res will advance t tne state tourney Peoria lllir' B V Kircfiorn o V ced seventn a Peoria last year should ieoa J earrtf etattiefc rgrrneralmea and trop ie 10: i. it Y ' , 4. fh sch e . . H ' : A .il l7 A A , , ..,.r , . A , , Ap il 24 , . . . , . t . . . April 27, ,. , .fiaf m ' el fc. ' ' ' May' 5 .. . . o , en et . 3 ,XX - r 0 l The l'9Q4f45 fo X. it ' 4 l c , Q lei, r ,.',,al , ,' ' ., , on Brohan will enter tour boys in the district meet to he held at Nichols Park on My Mr. Agger is able coach ot the feazrg. lt tri team, or any pe ' I r . a f, they '. o ' s i at t Q. , . ,als :Q ' ll W ,ia . ' 1 ' , ' V f ' or r t ri J victory, and we hop h E r an Lfl f 'roi ri ni i. d i h' s. Homccaomlng Yeal Iacksonvrllel l WHATP 'P 'P 'P A homecorn1ng'P P Yesstreel I l Old Ivrlle s on the ball For the trrst tlrne 1n years the dolls and dopes o I H S cnroyed a good ole homecornlna November rnnth the entrre student body pep rneetrng To frnlsh the evemng wlth the nght pohsh a snake hne four blocks long wouna throughout I Illle The Pnday followrng after Whlpplng 1 S D a homeconnng dance was held rn honor of the football team The eleven boys elected Helen Hdtson and Mary Lou1se Baldwrn to share the honored posrtlon of Hornecornrng Queen The homecornwng was a haopy event and W1ll ne Jer be foraotten by I H S Students 106 turned out in the cold co-ofovld night for an honest-to-goodness bonfire and I , ,X . V . . I . . 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Zehman Maxine I. 42 44 59 F2 65, 67, 7' 91 Vornees ifd'n ,nd F E1 H4 Ztmmer Erndj-' F 51 75 0 r . .7 111 To the edlto s of the 1946 Crimson rl Well krds 1t was a long hard grmd but 1t s been lots of fun When you complete each page you can stand back and look at 1t w1th a creator s prrde lt grves you a wonderful feellng when someore looks at a layout wrth admrr ot1on 1n hls eye We have a few h lpful hmts for you 1f you want them Whether or not you do here they are Flrst of all plck a good staffl l l l Dont put Sally Suzre on the I Staff Iust because she draws cute plctures of Mr Agger Every member of the staff wrll have to work cooperattvely and that should be the frrst quallfrcatlon Mr May wlll help you loads w1th photography and belteve you me you ll need 1t Mrss Doan g1ves more asststance than you reahze w1th the Art work Between her and the Art Edttors your theme fwhatever 1t may bel wlll be well carr1ed out Start plannmg your dummy now Decrde how many pages you want and how many d1v1s1ons Be sure you f1nd out whlch clubs want plctures 1n the book and dor 1 al1ow for pages Just because 1t was 1n last years I Work +h1s summer on rdeas for a theme and have several to present to your Staff 1n September Prctures orctures by the score Be sure you always have one more Dont get caught at the last mmute wtthout enough snaps Have your yhotographer and snapshot edltors on the fob the very f1rst day of school ln other words get your prctures wh1le the sun sh1nes because there wlll be many days when clouds hov r over head and no prctures can be taken You can always count on Mr Murray to help you wlth photography problems I-le helped us meet many deadhnes One of the very blggest don ts lS Dont wa1t unt1l the last mmute to w rrte your copy Get 1t wrrtten as you go along Mr Patterson our prlnter was a wonderful Help He kept us supphed w1th extra sheets of copy paper 'We needed 1t b cause every now and then the Edrtors fnamely usl trred the1r clumsy hands at typmg some copy Leave 1t to the typlsts you ll save trme money and your relrglon Our engrav r Mr Lawson gave us untold ard rn plannmg our layouts and carrylng our Futurama theme throughout our proyect We owe a debt of gratrtude to hlm All rn all 1t s Cf wonderful experlence When you hear the Ch s and Ahs as each tudent recerves hrs year book youll be amply repa1d Orgamze your staff so that each member IS a spoke that helps turn a great x heel Keep tho e spokes IU harmony and good cond1t1on and youll roll out a super Crlmson I The very best of luck to you and the Staff of the 1946 Cnmson I Congratulanons on your appomtments as edltors l.o1s and Valencla 112 . 1 , . cc 99 I' ' Q l . . . . 1 1 1 1 - . . 1 . 1 , 1 . 1 . 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X 7 ',,,, , 'f 5 7ff f '1' f A , YYK, ,, ' ills ' ,f ..., A 4 KX 1 t fncfm lla Una 1qC!U8fLZl4Vl4l Andrews Lumber Company A6rP Super Market Barr s Laundry Book and Novelty Shop Brady Brothers Hardware Browns Busrness College Buhrman ewelry Capps and Sons Ltd Cnty Lrght and Power Co Coca Cola Bottling Co Deppe s DeWrtt Motor Co Drexel Dunlap Hotel Exchars Musre Mart Elllott State Bank Emporrum Farmers State Bank and Trust o Fox Nllclwest Theaters GUStlnCS Furnlture Store Hamilton s Confectlonery Helcllngers Drug Store Henrys ewelry Store Hofmann Floral Company Hopper and Hamm Furniture Store Hopper s Shoe Store Ideal Baknng Co lllmors College Illrnors Power Co Illrnors Telephone Co M lngels Maehme Shop lrwln s Ready to Wear aeksonvrlle Trarlways enkrnson Grocer Co ournal Courrer Co Klrnes Department Store S S Kresge Co LaCrosse Lumber Co Lanes Book Store LaRoss ewelers Larson s Cleaners Lukeman Clothrng Co MaeMurray College MeCoys Shoe Store Merrrgan s Confeetronery Morgan Darry Co Morgan Scott Servree Co Myers Brothers Clothrers Fl Murray Photographer Natlonal Enamelmg and Stamping Co Peerless Bread Co Producer s Darry Purrty Cleaners Rogers Book Store Russell and Thompson ewelers Sears Roebuck and Co E M Spmk Insurance Sternhermer Drug Store Vnck s Sample Shoe Store Waddell s Walker Hardware W L D S o J ' U' ' ..................... ll6 J ' J ' ' ' ............. 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CARDS CAMERA SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES West Slde acksonvxlle Square III1no1s A 1 ir 'lr 'Ir . . . f -I 1 II6 A BUSINESS TRAINING COIVIPLIIVIENTS or HARDIN BRQWN BUSINESS COLLEGE PAYS DIVIDENDS ALL YOUR LIFE gh HARDWARE PAINTS V 1955 I ATTEND SUMMER SCHOOL STOVES FURNACE5 JUNE 4 to AUGUST 24 FALL CLASSES START SEPT QUALITY TIN SHOP d D I h k A455 Plan now to Join the class June Write or Visit College for Information H A R D I N B R O W N 215 217 E STATE TEL 459 79th Year m Jacksonville DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES YOUR CITY WATER LIGHT 8: POWER DEPT It IS the dollars spent with our local Institutlons that help to bulld and maintain schools and provide employment In this community Do your part for local defense Buy at home use the Service of your City Water Light 81 Power Dept and keep your dollars fightmg for the betterment of your clty Managed by a Non Partisan Utility Board A Lauff Chairman Robt IVI Capps Fred IVI Randall Harlan A Williamson Thos V Hopper II7 9 . Dividends in Hi- er Earnings and II1 Ifelter Op or unities for Success Qualif' in or a Permanent Career . 4 Courses in Accounting, Shorthan , Typewriting, Business Administration, ic ap one. Machine Book eeping, Filing, Salesmanship and all , , essential Subjects. lj 1 I I T25 4 , o 1 ' 1 Y 'Y - I- , ' OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE Capp Clothes 100 per cent Pure Wool J CAPPS AND SONS LTD JACKSONVILLE ILLINOIS I HOME OF EVERYTHING MUSICAL EICHAR S Music MART Sheet Muslc Standard Muslc Band Instruments Accordlons Planos ACCCSSOYICS Other Muslcal Merchandise GENE EICHAR Mgr i? 'k fl? H BUHRMAN J e w e I e r South Side Square Carol King JUNIOR DRESSES Excluslvely D E P P E S Carolyn Craver Can you drlve with one arm3 Kelth Bauman Sure Carolyn Okay have an apple Coach Dlcl you take a shower bath3 Fred Self No o IS there one m1ss1ng3 Those umor gurls sure are coura geous They showed more back bone at the prom than anyone else Though she s only the snapshot edx tor she slts ln the dark room and awalts developments Knrchhoefer lecturing ln Physlcs Now this IS a very dangerous experx ment and I am liable to be blown out through the roof lf anything goes wrong Now gather around close so you can all follow me etc O. . 7 ' ' Tk 'k Sf? aw af iv A. ' CC ' 77 : ' I l U . J ' ' - at - . ' ..- 7 I l an ' . . c l I I J.: 'A' 'ii H I 119 ELLIOTT STATE BANK JACKSONVILLE ILLINOIS 1866 1945 OFFICERS CHARLES A JOHNSON FR ANCIS R RANT? ESTER A HEIVIPHILL V P d d T j WEIR FLLIOTT j MARVIN L SCHUETZ ROLLYN I3 TROTTER Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon C I A d I Member Federal Reserve System A Place to Meet Your Frlends DREXEL BILLIARDS CIGARS FOUNTAIN W St te St l809 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I945 From DUNLAP HOTEL CENTRAL ILLINOIS BEST R W I'I Kurtz Mgr acksonv1IIe III 120 7 . .I ,I Chairman of the Board . .' I . I' . President Chairman Executive Committee CH . ice resi ent an rust Officer V. . I S . , r. Nashier I L. D. MELDRUM Awim...I Cashier T .' . - S Assistaxm Trust OFFICCT Farm Manager . ' . u I or QT 'A' ,li uk 'VIA i' ll . H , Phone I L. F. andall , , , , j ' Emporium LARSON S CLEANERS HAS THE CLOTHES FOR You lv rg t M y VOGUE HARPERS J3CkS0l1Vlll6S cl MADEMOISELLE d 11 t y Largest and F lnest Cleaners E P U H I U In OHi e EAST STATE STREET H500 O P Y P f PH BEST WISHES TO THE CLASSES 0F 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948 121 ' 7 . . i Who o e mce hm s. We carry one of he largest stocks of apparel for Misses and JUNIORS in this part of the state. , . an as shown in , ' an , an e are . priced for less because of our low over- head. 'A' 'A' Phone c p osi e os O ce VISIT The FOX MIDWEST THEATRES CThe Places to Go in Jacksonville, for FINER ENTERTAINMENT ROY CATO Mgr COMPLIMENTS OF Your Frlendly A 8: P Super Market 345 W State Street We carry a complete hne of staple grocenes fresh meats fresh fru1ts and egetables Milton Edge Croc Mgr HAMILTON S SODA FOUNTAIN AND LUNCH CANDY 122 , . 'k ' v . 'k a . , . . A4-4.1 John W. Duncan Meat Mgr. E. State St. jaclcso Il Ill J.-l'. MURRAY Photographer 8767 FFA vet t hz pkoto 'ca lc College and High School Photography a Specialty QW sylfwfh HEIDINGER DRUG STORE N thSd Sq Flowers FOR ALL OCCASIONS HOFMANN S h THE FARMERS STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY lVIbFdlD P P M191 . a 1 ir , or i e uare 'I' f QQ S S'd .Iacksonv ll ' 5 Illinois em er e era e osit Insurance Cor oratio mzggggggg 3 at EQQWQQE? Q KH? Q, I., . if K ',- vi 2539- f, J: ,. rg-,W ' 'I 'I 1 ' 1' 13' .f : ' Q-'T f 4 2 ,.1':9f4J 'K L-W f A-f 1 'K-w f' Henry s ewelry Diamonds and GlftS For A Occaslons Mm. gy igikyfg' iz., if 6 125 Y l l ' , ,,AqA . ffl Q'-Q + ' VA MacIVIurray College For Women Offers to the Young Women Graduates of acksonvllle I-hgh School Opportunltles m All I..1nes of College Work DEGREE COURSES IN Llberal Arts Music Art Speech and Dramatic Art Home Economics Physlcal Educatlon Busmess Admlmstratlon Nurses Tralnmg Special Normal Tralnmg Course m Public School IVIuslc Drawing Pamtmg and Graduates Are Ehglble to Actlve Membershnp In the Jacksonville Branch A A U W For Lrterature Call or Telephone Presldent IVIcCIeIIancI acksonvllle llllHOlS YOU BUY THESE FAMOUS BRANDS BUSTER BROWN SHOES In Teen Age Sport Oxfords SHOES FOR MEN The Natlonal Leaders ln IVIen s Shoes For Style Plus Flt ln Women s Shoes Ar BCIKSOHVIIIC s McCOY S SHOE STORE x RAY FITTING Jenklnson Grocer Co Wholesale Grocers DISTRIBUTORS OF GRAND PRIZE RED AND WHITE TAST GOOD BRANDS LEONARD ACREE, Preslclent A GORIN, Vice Presldent CARL HAMILTON, Secretary Treas LIYCI' 1' 1 1 ' L Kindergarten. 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Fizzel: No, l'm sick of these organ recltalsl Stew Wont you Jom me m a cup of tea5 Otto Well you get nn and lll see xf there IS any room left Fred Kllllam at the movies Can you see all rlght3 Esther Wlldlng Yes Fred ls there a draft on you3 Esther No Fred ls your seat comfortalole3 Esther Yes Fred Wxll you change places with me3 A woodpecker llt on Dick Mills head And started away to drlll He drllled away for half a day And then he broke his bull HOPPER 8: HAMM LOVELY THINGS FOR THE HOME 22 Years of Good Furmture USED FURNITURE STORE NORTH SIDE SQUARE Between classes... pause and Www C625 TEH I DER XLTIIKRHH CO JACKSONVILLE COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Jacksonulle, Illlnols 2 KNOW THE LATEST NEWS RdTh Jacksonville Daily Journal dth cksonvllle Dally Courler lx fvery Day CONGRATULATIONS SMART SHOE STYLES TO THE CLASS OF 45 YOUNG PEOPLE H HOPPER S SHOE ILLINOIS POWER S COMPANY STORE jk ll 111 ea. e A an e I paw A Xt? 0 0 0 I-N 6 fxf' J JN for 9 J. . S. 7 vb 'A' Sf? East 'cl Square ac sonv' ' ' i Somewhere on this map are all the men and women needed to keep America s produc non Innes rolling Reachxng every nook and corner of the counuy wnh frequent and convemem serv Ice bus hues are truly Open Channels to America s Manpower You can depend upon Traxlways buses to get you to the job It s up to you to STAY ON THE JOB AND FINISH THE jOB For VlCt0ry National Daxlways serve: over 50 000 nnlex of America J brglfwayx roast to mast BUY AN EXTRA WAR BOND TODAY -f:',.,-' '--5' ' ,Q-,,-, --.,-.N1 qTz Zaa lame 340 W State St Phone 1775 NATIONAL TRAILWAYS BUS SYSTEM I .L 'A' 0 I 129 ILLINOIS FIRST COLLEGE Founclecl I829 ILLINOIS COLLEGE Jacksonvllle Illmols CO EDUCATIONAL LIBERAL ARTS Fxrst College 1n III1no1s to Graduate a Colleglate Class Offers a Standard Liberal Arts Currlculum Leacllng to the A B Degree Outstandlng for Pre Professional Tralmng Chapter of Phu Beta Kappa Veterans may be admlttecl at the first of every week clurlng the acaclemlc year dd ILLINOIS COLLEGE JACKSONVILLE ILLINOIS READY TO SERVE YOU A 3 J III1no1s Telephone Co 130 . . . . . . . ' I . . . . In . ' , l n n . . ' h . . For Information, A ress: H. GARY HUDSON, President Number, pIease? means 'Q' if ' I i . X 3 ' C' ,, N' f A La CROSSE LUMBER l 1873 FRIEND WELLS P 2 E M SPINK INSURANCE AGENCY p t 2llEa.sS HEADQUARTERS FOR UNDER GRADS AND OLD GRADS OF JIIS Jacksonville s Style Center KLINEQS , Dependab e Building H05 I ahzauon Materials Since Life and Accident Annuities . JR- Manager t tate S h 19 J k ll lll 0 0 o ' . 4 x- Q. H - in O , Q A f ' . ,I 4 f , ,ff if 1 I LANES La ROSS JEWELERS 30014 STQRE KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS WHERE STUDENTS MEET SCHOOL BOOKS AND OFFICE SUPPLIES QUALITY JEWELRY ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 3 GREETING CARDS I5 WEST SIDE SQUARE 225 W STATE JACKSONVILLE CONGRATULATIONS GUSTINE S JACKSONVILLE S QUALITY FURNITURE HOUSE TEL 406 229 S MAIN 132 Li 7 , , fi N SE' Jacksonville, Illinois 'A' t S Sf? 'A' if? I iv -A' vi We Inmte You' TO SHOP AT THF FRIFNDLX KHESGES C all Sl 00 STORES 3' O O O U 'U l ' IP 0 l 'l -I O 51' -1 ZPD-WWW! L U K E M A N CLOTHING COMPANY DOWNTOWN COLLEGIATE SHOP CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN AIND MEN XVHO WANT TO STAY YOUNG We Spemlize In Party Candy and Ice Cream 133 5 10 d ' s MORGAN DAIRY ik QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS MORGAN DAIRY CO W D BUY Peerless SUPER SOFT BREAD it NOW ENRICHED FOR YOUR HEALTH MADE WITH WHEAT HEARTS RICH IN NATURAL VITAMINS PEERLESS BREAD CO PURITY CLEANERS CRIT HANELINE F INER AND BETTER CLEANING SERVICE PHONE 1000 YOUR FARM CO OPERATIVE QIS W 's Will V1 1 To Hoon? Q-A y CIOP f,rtl1 g MORGAN SCOTT SERVICE CO 717 'A' 'A' I I0 . ouglas Ave. A 6 P Q To 'T I I ff '2 X D KLA 'J wg Owned lo an eratecl o e Farmers of Mor an or Scott Countie Jacksonville, Illinois ,- 134 JACKSONVILLE PRODUCERS DAIRY ,.,,,,,,, ICE CREAM VISIT OUR RETAIL ROOM PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS ZWBI1 ALWAYS THE BEST PLACE TO BUY SCHOOL BOOKS W B ROGERS W r t THE REXALL STORE STEINHEIMER DRUG STORE We are ln Bu mess for Your HeaIth SODA FOUNTAIN and LUNCHES DROP IN Gifts From Your Jewele Are Gifts At Their Best YOUR GIFT In a Box Wlth Our Name Tells the Reclplent CHOSEN WITH CARE Russell 8x Thompson Jewelry Store cvs:-so-cslsoso ooooov -:sooo-'Y 4 3 5 5 81 2,-::::::::::: f:: :::::'l SUPPLIES 'k 02 . eec er Phone 403 2 I 6 es S ate ' r k I o u . 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