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A hush fell over the auditorium as the vested choir memebrs, carrying lighted candles, filed down the aisle singing HO, Come All Ye Faith- ful . After taking their places on the platform, which was decorated with laurel wreath and lighted candles, the combined choirs sang 'Come With Us Caroling , t'Lo, How A Bose E'er Blooming , and As Lately We Watched . The Girls' Choir sang The First Christmas Morn'l, Carol of the Bells , and The Shep- herd's Stars . Many solos added to the service -A-t'There's a Song ln the Air , The Birthday of a King ', O Holy Night , and 'Iesu Bame oino . To an attentive audience Bev. F. VV. Schwarz, lose read the familiar and well-loved Christmas stcry from the Scriptures. The service was climaxed by Handells izrif mortal I Hallelujah Chorus . Top, Front Row: Miss lsrinahausen, B Adams, P Klunk, P, Alexander, I. Cull, I. Searles, B. Roth P. Parker, I. Foster, B Frazer, P. Mashburn, V Vlfhitlock, E Oettle, M. Parker, I. Mover, L. Borier accompanist. Second Row: B. Sinclair, C Stone, C. Vtfilson, G Britt, K Henderson B. Schleper, B Hildred, B Wade, L. Gray, P. Coornbes, G. Lane, M. McDow I. Busch, S. Schleper, D. Sellers. Third Row: I. Stevens, B. Skinner, G. Stone, S. Hor- rnell, P. Arger, I. Booth, M. Fulks, D. Bell, D Kraushaar, W. Smith, B. Richey, I. Tohill, B Shea I Downey, S Wahle Back Row: B. Holladay, I. Maher, B. Allen D. Gross B. Gubser, R. Day, H. Landon, H Kruse, I Bhoadeg A. Foilex, W. Wahle, B. Boner, P. Tonsor, D Bell P. Beadles, V. Smith Left, Front Row: L. Eisler, M, Krueger, l. Abbott, B Mundy, B Hardwick, I Ferris, H. Healey, I. Luke Second Row: D. Meuth, M, Woolsey, D. Edwards, L Wilson, B. Wade, M. Scoggins, I, Brooks, S Dabbs P. Lorch, S. Britt. Third Row: S. Walsh, M. Iacobs, l. Wade, G. Karr W. Ferguson, S. Young, G. Kraushaar, H. Sutton B. Stewart, B. Klunk. Fourth Row: B Feyerabend, S. Walkington, S. Streb- el, A. Seago, S. Chappell, D. Prine, G. Shafer M. Short, H. Hughes. Back Row: I. Lynn, B. Bock, E Collins, K. McKenna A. Vancil, C. McAdams, M. Prine. 620,- if 1 1 1 Right Front Row ri Back Row r rg C i G Brit R Bown Bottom Front Row: P. Klunl: L Gro B . Lf i .Y,, J fc. , Hens-. 5 , l ' .11 c , P. Cooznaes Buck Row: D Krciushcrcr E. 'Wert It , H rife, B. Bone-r B. Roth , ,li , :L P. gf, . Boo. ' O1 .xr Wdhli, W. rr.lt. 7 Hs .J , LJ. el H. M. S. Pinafore CAST Sir Ioseph Porter K. C. B. Robert Brown Captain Corcoran Gerald Booth Ralph Rackstraw Peter Arger Dick Deadeye Darrell Bell Bill Bobstay Sidney Hormell Bob Becket Henry Kruse Iosephine Ioan Foster Cousin Hehe Gail Britt Little Buttercup . Ioan Cull l'And we cxre liis sisters and liis cousins cmd his aunts' '...' llc is dn Englislirridn' '...l lm called Little Buttercup, sweet Little Buttercup . . lllt what, sir? lf you plecisei' . . . 'lTornorr0v.' rricrn cur Vows will be pligkted, tliree lovincr pairs on tlie sczrne ddy' unitedl ' On tlie night ot March l3, the vocal depdrte rizent presented Pinatorei' under the direction ot Miss lniogene lsriiiglicrusen. . 111 -LY . ...g .:' - 'Y ,NV ' . ' , 1ia...4..-Q , Y' HWS- . ,lv . . 31. ' f ' ' wi by .. , , '- 'Lit ,M W ,, N.- ...Ml fy 5 'ta .. fx ' I CEE! , , 1 175,55 I , 3 YI W 1 1 K I N .I gf' llf X I .,-17 M' , . , i'cf..2.., L, wx . I., x 'E 3' if 3 i U ' .r , ' , J.: 'r Um., N - ' --- Q gg: -- lg lx' X4 YF! .- 5 nxt rr f F I 'I E5 rage M5 f,5 z' E 1 4 f wx x ' - :-' -' 3.02 I I Arsenic and Old Lace Abby Brewster The Rev. Dr. Harper Teddy Brewster Officer Brophy Officer Klein Martha Brewster Elaine Harper Mortimer Brewster Mr. Gibbs lonathan Brewster Dr. Einstein Officer O'Hc1ra Lieutenant Rooney Mr. Witherspoon inf- -2' , CAST dear, we know A Billy Hildred Arthur Foiles Robert Munstermcm Kenneth Ringhausen Ierome Bechtold Ioan Steckel Bette Skinner David Overy Iohn Bechtold Kenneth Pickerel Forrest Iones William Wahle William Heafner Harry Lyles MM, 7 ,.,,,l.. Q 'T 'If Cl fl. f ' Crf V ,U . J ,. .,',:.,',, ff pf , rdf :Cl :lIUCll'l' ' rf d We make This cqrselfes .'J.l'lQ . . H vt llf1fl 'Ul .., ..,..r Bit ydil Un ' if seat , mi tel O flare: 'fx in tile ',vr.d9'fJ sea 'fx-QL af: 'iipwr' .r, flue Celczr A . f ff- '1f ' 'A VF l..', ' not ii Brfrffeter if f-'ffff.,r.j fafifl, 25 1:19 Sergei C .ian zxxegtfr if Mr, Rcrzxrel Ter. ff f-:ff-'1 flr 'eff iid one l.3:': Tie f fm'-1 '- ,pre 1,3 'grief f f f' if ,tfxei '- f F A fx' f r D Ek -, X. bw.. Front Row: D. Pickerel, I. Gowin, I. Gowin, N, Erwin. Back Row: I. Fulks, D. Cates, I. Moyer, M, Scoggins, R. Schleeper, N C. Tribble, E. Oettle, L. Griffith, W. I-leafner, D. Bridgewater, L. Sams, W. Woolsey, L. Powers, R. Brown, N. Helder. Hail Carnival Royalty The uproar and excitement of the annual carnival subsided as the crowd gathered in the gym to witness the crowning of the 1951 carnival queen. After the trumpeters, Iames Fulks and Noble Heider, had commanded silence, the guards, Miss Lois Griffith and Miss Carol Tribble, prepared the way. Then the master of ceremonies, Robert Brown, an- nounced the lunior candidate, Miss Dottie Cates, escorted by Lawrence Powers, Next came Miss loan Moyer, the Freshman candid- ate, with her escort William Woolsey. Follow- ing them were, Miss Myrna Kay Scoggins, the e182 Sophomore candidate, and her escort Lloyd Sams. With quiet dignity the retiring queen, Miss Rita Schleeper, with her escort, Dale Bridgewater, then took her place in the court. With a blare of trumpets the long-awaited announcement of the new queen was made. Miss Eva Lou Oettle and her escort William Heafner ascended the throne, accompanied by her trainbearers, Masters Iames and Ioseph Gowin, and her flower girls, little Misses Diana Pickerel and Nancy Erwin, and was crowned by the retiring queen, thus beginning her reign. ,,.,,.. , 'QS' X ,, J I pn iii How We Spent Our Year AUGUST School begms wlth a hundred and elghty green freshres and a clutter of reglstratron papers SEPTEMBER Cheer leaders are elected Yea bluel Yea whltel Flrst football game w1th Roxana fwe lostl Sm1le boys and glrls these prctures are for the 1 Band sends off troops w1th muslcal farewell OCTOBER Mr Pmkston leaves for actlve mlhtary servlce A deep sea d1v1ng lecture m the afternoon Our frrst dance the Freshman Dance what a day Rlp Van Wlnkle twenty years of sleep and rest Wlthout one gloomy Monday Mr Brrll replaces Mr Pmkston 1n the Art Department Homecomlng floats mustc parade enthuslasm grand chmax we lost Four 1 staff members went to Champalgn Electlon of queen candldates Every class 1S sure 1ts candldate w111 w1n but remember every penny counts NOVEMBER Open house A mce program W1th refreshments for our parents and frlends A wee brt of Scotland brought to our school by four laddles W1th kllts and bagplpes Senlor dance a successful fun fllled good old harvest trme dance The annual football banquet No women admltted lt was a grand feast Ld 24 Thanksglvlng hol1days and no school Hurrayl 8 lumor play revenuers moonshmers smokmg p1p6S 30 Basketball began and we lost to East St LOUIS 2 17 19 DECEMBER Btology party Who sard brology was noth1ng but bug studymg? Vespers candles holly and stralns of the Hallelufah Chorus Iunror dance wlth the Chnstmas sp1r1t Vacatlon and Chrlstmas program need we say more? IANUARY What a short vacatronl Back to the old grrnd 19 Exams burnlng the mrdnlght otl and developmg a few gray halrs Mr Erwln leaves for actrve m1l1tary servlce 120s 31- ' ' ' ' 13- . , . ' . 15- ' ' . 18- ' , ' , ' 27- ' ' . . ' . I - I IU- . . i . 16- . ' . ' ' 18- ' - , ' , , ' , ' - . 19- ' ' . ' 1 24-Carnival-swell time, loads of fun, pretty queen. 6- 1 - . . 9- 1 . . . . 20- ' - , - ' , - ' . 21- . ' g ' . 17- - I I . , u 19- . . . . . I 21- ' ' - . Day by Day FEBRUARY 5 Mr Vegna replaces Mr Erwtn rn the mathernat1cs department 6 9 Almost every I Was sold on the spot Pralse be to Abe Lrncoln no school SW1ss bell r1ngers provtded an nour of amusement We had a Wonderful t1me at the 60 Club dance The decoranons were super Beglonal tournament started We Won our f1rst game The tournament 1S ours next stop P1ttsf1eld MARCH Ahoy sallor we Went navee at the operetta Gllbert and Sulllvan 1n all thelr 1oll1ty Shurtletf Glee Club comes back for tts thrrd year Deadllne for all copy We made 1t 23 26 Easter holrdays Students all dressed rn new' su1ts and bonnets APRIL 5 6 Our thrrd annual Sclence Farr whlch IS gettmg larger every year 12 60 Club Banquet We ate and saw letters presented Club Tea at the Method1st Church 20 Our last class dance The Sophomores made 1t a good one 26 27 Senlor Play two old malds twelve dead bodles a fun f1ll1ng comedy MAY Tumor Senlor Banquet and Prom the brg atfalr of the year Thanks lunlors 1t was swell' Semor Slap Day The day we ve all been walttng for Latrn Club P1cn1c We ate hunted treasure and ate some more What food what a trmel 23 25 Exams Wlll we pass? The e days W1ll telll Baccalaureate Dressed 1n cap and go Nns we were proud happy and a lrttle sad Semor Breakfast The last gay affarr of the Sentors as a group Commencement The grand cl max of our four yearsl The last ttme all We Senrors were together VVe wont soon forget these years of good corn pamonslrnp and learnmg 4212 12- ' ' - . 23- ' ' ' 1 I . 26- ' . ' . 28- 1 ' - , ' ' . 13- I 1 It I ,, ,, I . . . 14- ' ' . 15- ' . ' . 19-The Iunior and Senior girls, dressed in their best, attend the Womans 10- - ' - ' ' . , 14- ' ' . ' ' A . 18- ' 'A ' . , , . 27- , ' s 1 , , , 28- ' . . ' ' A . 31- . i . ' f 4: rf l 5 1 Q W 5 B if 4 ! Y 3 3 I I .I 1 ? 9 f ! Q1 Y---f 'EEZ CO - EDITORS David Overy Linda Boner LAYOUT Barbara Bauer Williarn l-leafner, Carol Tibble, Harry Lyles, Mary Dolan Editorial staff Co-editors .. Linda Boner, David Overy Copy Writers A , Beverly Howard, Bette Skinner, Phyllis Arnold, Glenda Lane, Patsy Parker, Kay Link, Patsy Alexander Sports Editor ,..,.,.. Kenneth Pickerel Layout Carol Tribble, Bill Heafner Harry Lyles, Barbara Bauer, Mary Dolan Copy Typists . .. Margie Flamm Elsie Briggs. Lester Egelhoff Annual Adviser Mr. lack Schroeder Photography Donald Gross, Bill Wahle Photography Adviser.. Mr. Claude Smith wg -H114 ca tt mg . . COPY A Front Row: Glenda Lane, Pkiyllifs Arnold, Beverly Howard, Kenneth Picrcerel. Back Row: Patsy Alexander, Patsy Parker, Kay Link, Pee Skinner at . . ltr.-. TYPISTS Lester Egelhoft Hula Rogers Margie Flamrn Kathleen Laqeniann Elsie Briggs Business Staff Business Manager Lois Griffith Assistant Business Managers Eldon Kanallakan, Marjorie Heiderscheid Advertising Salesmen Hubert Hughes Carl Wallace, Idella Davis, Iames Hayes, Kenneth Ringhausen, Wile liam Smith, Eva Lou Oettle, Bob Munsterman, Iohn DeCourcy, Leland Fraley. Circulation Arthur Foiles, Billy Hildred Ioan Steckel, Lloyd Dunn, Shirley Ott, Shirley Tucker, Betty Frazer, Verna Boker. Business Typists Eula Rogers Kathleen Lagemann Business Adviser Miss Cuma Lee Frost i S-1 f'f . 'N O sw- X-. BUSINESS MANAGERS Marjorie Heiderscheid, Lois Griffith, Eldon CIRCULATION Front Row: Shirley Tucker, B1lly l-hldrcd, Betty Frazer, Vema Boker Back Row: Shirley Ott, loan Steckei, Lloyd Dunn, Arthur Foxes Kanallalcan ff L S Photographers :id Grin' '.','1lQ13rr. T1 AD SALESMEN Front Row: fdelfc i,1'.'1i, Keiiei. lflT1'1f,'1L.,TE- f:P.:1 lffci .7 ifvx L21 Cute Back Row: Lf-inn: ii' 1 ','.' if 1 H ri CTYL ' 3 .:, Fprx if l,f r::r1' Our Band Stars Again In Marches, Overtures, and Jive The band, under the direction of Mr. Claude Smith, has exhibited its skill and technique at all our home football and basketball games. They have added much zest to the occasions with specially prepared shows, which includ- ed accurate formations, choirs, special arrangements, lights and fireworks, vocal and instrumental numbers- Muskat Ramble , You're lust ln Love , lf l Were A Bell , and 'Rose Room . ln addition to appearing at games and at pep meetings, the band also exhibited its fine technique at many varied public performances, including the homeecoming parade, the Senior Carnival, Commencement, the spring festival at facksonville, and other special functions at the school. This versatile group of musicians, comprised of seventy-three members, fifteen per cent of the student body, makes approximately twentyffive public appearances each school year. They feature a repertoire of every type of iiiusicesymphonic, martial, and dance band arrangements. We were proud of our high-stepping :naiorettes and their splendid per- formances of drill routines, twirling, and Swissfflag swinging, all of which displayed their admirable ability. 1 1 - A . . GV-'fda Late, Mdry Arif' p'Z'kfWT Mfxrclq Zlrxftiertylr., K':'f-51 S'ep:1exi.' IQr.i't I Mvrryz Kixy Snq If, 1:1 ' ' Fqcizt Row: T.' V 1'-:L ff 1 11 sv yr,-r ' .. . ' rv 'Q 1.11 Tl I .i.J Tl YT f' - Ei .lfT1 ' LH ii :f .1111 C iifT1T.jfY'1Y. I - t ie V.-,W .A ' If ,Alf -' P S 3f f1A Buck ROW1 ' ' L' J I Second Row: Mr, Expt: ' Krufe C Niger. P, HI !.., .A 1 J 'fm fvic-1 H . 1, . If. ,. 1.1, I K-eefxrfr, 'ff Pcrish, j,f .1V 5 M V I H L, I, Aw 1 I Hakim H Hlfufy E' Il'fj :1f1C,Jf, I Cfxrrcl. Ff gr, ,... ,jj AAU 9 1 5 , V- f-,rm-y1 K I 1 41., G Boom, B7i1y.':.1uv 2 Leadership Service Front Row: H Sinclair, I McCauley, H Hughes, M, Fulks, B. Garcelon, I DeCoiircy, P Klunk, D. lsringhausen Buck Row: S Britt, B Pruitt, l. Wade, I. Downey, B Boner, W. Woolsey, lf Pre-esmeyei, I Str-ckel, Mrs Leak, B Healner, K. Brown, G. Morrison, D Vanausdoll, H. Landon We commend our Student Council which, since its introduction in l949, has worked diligently for the better- ment of the school. This organization, representative of the student body and guided by Mrs. Hazel Leak, has presented seven lyceums, a movie, a home talent program, and glee clubs this year. They also made milk available to the students by purchasing a cooler. Officers were: M. Fulks, presidentg H, Hughes, vice- president, B. Garcelon, secretary, I. DeCourcy, treasurer. Leadership, character, scholarship, and servicefthese are the standards of the National Honor Society. Our branch of this organization, under the direction of Mrs. lrene Schmidt, was introduced in the spring of l948. An impressive spring induction, with parents invited, high- lights its year. First semester officers were D. Overy, president, B. Bauer, vice-presidentg E. Montgomery, secre- taryg L. Boner, treasurer. Officers for the second semester were G. Booth, presidentg G. Britt, vice-president, B. Bauer, secretaryg I. Bechtold, treasurer. Front Row: B. Howard, I. Cull, B. Bauer, L. Boner, D. Overy, E Montgomery, I. Bechtold, S. Walsh. Back Row: M. Foiles, I. Lenington, N. Abbott, P. Arnold, G. Britt, G. Booth, Mrs. Schmidt, G. Bgelhoff, P. Arger, B. Kruse. Character Scholarship Q 1 Sombreros Sarapes First Row: Mr. Bersche, D. Berthoux, H. Landon, S. Britt, D. Ward, R. Brinkman, N. Heider, I. Fulks. Second Row: H. Thiel, B. Haan, N. Prater, I. Stevens, M. Foiles, B. MC- Cauley, N. Wills. Back Row: K. Pickerel, I. Keehner, D. Lurton, R, Thomas, B. Brayshaw, V. Dunn, B. Feyerabend, G. Britt. The Spanish Club, directed by Mr. Raymond Bersche, meets on the fourth Monday of every month. The club makes it possible for Spanish students to become better acquainted With Spanish-speaking boys and girls by pen pals and movies about South America. Breaking the pinata at Christmas is always a lot of fun for all who participate. The officers of the club are: S. Britt, la presidenteg H. Landon, el vice-presidenteg I. Stevens, la secretaria, R. Thomas, tesorero. On the first Thursday of the month, under the leadership of Miss Dorothy Bandy, the Latin Club holds its regular meeting. The Latin pupils meet in order to become better acquainted and to promote interest in the language. The highlight of the year is their spring picnic-an event famous for its delicious food, which is eagerly awaited by faculty and students. The officers are: W. Wahle, primus consul, D. Overy, secundus consul, I. Cull, scriba, L. Boner, quaestor. Front Row: Miss Bandy, P. Coombe-s, K. Henderson, S. Garber, I, Cull, G. Hottstetter, M. Icrcobs, N. Wills, M. Heiderscheid, I. Sears, K. Steph- ens, M. Zimmerman, P. Klunk. Second Row: B. Skinner, S. Walsh, M Powderly, B. Howard, P, Arnold, L. Boner, C. Wilson, I. Foster, N. Abbott, B, Bechtold, I. McCauley. Back Row: I. Tohill, I. Abbott, B. lsringhausen, R. Haun, E. Kruse, S. gflarlxkington, W. Wahle, D. Overy, D. Kraushaar, I. De-Courcy, H. Kruse, . ay or. Latina Societas 232 Future Secretaries Fro:-' Row: Miss Brown, P Rogers, N. McGee, I. Wilson, I. Busch, M, Flamm, I. Storey, I, McClary, R. Georgevits, P. Blaclcketter, P. Klunk. Second Row: Pi, Wade, D. Vinson, P. Zerby, K. McKenna, B. Howard, G. Britt, T. Grisham, K Heatner, V. Scott, I Lenington, V. Fryman. Back Row: I Wade, K Lagemann, A Vancil, S. Wahle, V. Dunn, L. Egel- hott, 'l' Wartord, I. Case, lt. Haun, These students, training to become secretaries of tomorrow, rrieet together under the leadership of Miss Nellie Brown to learn the clerical needs of the community. They attempt to meet these requirements and to develop personalities in such a way that relations With others may be more pleasant. Since its introduction in l949, this club has been popular with the commercial students. Officers Were: M. Flamm, presidentp K. McKenna, vice- presidentg R. Haun, secretary, K. Lagemann, treasurer. One of our new organizations this year is the A Cap- pella Choir, directed by Miss Imogene lsringhausen. The members of this group are students of the various chorus classes who enjoy group and individual singing. The choir had the enjoyment of creating a float for the Homecoming Parade, which took second prize. The choir has performed on various occasions includ- ing Teachers Institute, Open House, Christmas Vespers, the Operetta, Baccalaureate, and Graduation. Front How: Miss lsringhausen, D. Gross, P. Alexander, P. Parker, K. Hen- derson, B. Hildred, P. Coombes, B. Wade, G. Lane, I. Foster, I. Busch, B. Schleper, P. Mashburn, V. Whitlock. Second Row: B. Holladay, I. Cull, S. Hormell, L, Boner, P. Arger, G. Britt C. Wilson, M. McDow, B. Frazer, W. Parish, E. Oettle, L. Gray. Back Row: D. Bell, P. Tonsor, M, Fulks, A. Foiles, G. Booth, W. Wahle, B. Boner, D. Kraushaar, D. Bell, H. Kruse, P, Taylor, R. Richey. Melody Makers Better Homes To create rural and agricultural Front How: Miss Swope, D Cates, M Burns, I B'ow'n, B Krueger, I Stafford, G. Gilwofth, M Wallace, B Booth, L Eislef, P Alexander. Second How: C Lane W Gowin, M Craig, S Taul, D Arnold, I. Luke, M Miller lf llealey, D Neviin, C. Morrison, D. Plummer Third Row: B Wagenblast N. Frantz, B Briggs, F. Dunham, M. Dunham G Lane, P. Parker I. Headv, A Seago, I Hardwick, P. Mashburn, G Kraushaar Back Row: C Lyles, L Hilig, A Vancj, A Groppel Bryant, D. Eagle- ton, H Baker, M So'1de's, V Weller B Stewart, 3. Stewart, A Young, C Lyles, N. Lyles, B. Pruitt. The Future Homernakers of America, led by Miss Edna L. Swope, is a national organization of girls study- ing homemalcing and Working together for better and happier homelife. The organization is based on the belief that helping to make happy homes, now and in the future, is the most important thing that youth can do. The officers were: M. Miller, president, B. Krueger, vice-president: F. and M. Dunham, secretaries, I. Hardwick, treasurerg B. Briggs, reporter, P. Alexander, scrapbook editor. leadership and more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations is the aim of the Future Farmers of America. Mr. Eldon Starkweather, sponsor of the club, is leading the boys in their pest control contest, which year. The officers of the organization, one of the older is the project for the Fl IIICI' clubs of the school, were: E. Kanallakan, president, A. lsringhausen, vice-president, D. Heitzig, secretary, K. Brown, treasurer, G. Gowin, watch dog. Farms Front How: Mr. Starkweather, F. Kallal, V. Sears, I. Ewing, S. Karriclc, L Sconce, I. Iones, R. McCoy, I. Cope, R. Nevlin, R. Fosha, I. Rudolph, G Cates, D Isringhausen, H. Hinghausen. Second Row: P. Reynolds, L. Bechtolcl, H. Schueckenbrock, P. Weiner, R. Hagen, I. Tonscr, I. Kraushaar, L. Lyles, N. Hoyt, I. Greene, R. Beatty, H. Eads, P. Platto, L. Fraley, W. Blasa. Third Row: W. Goetten, H. Landon, M. Akers, D. Carrico, K. Brown, F. Whitehead, E. Steinkeuhler, C. Loellke, Ft. Carr, G. Shaw, F. Rose, A. lsringhausen, F. Graham, C. Eagletcn, R. Scott. Back Row: R. Kadell, R. Cates, M. Legate, R. Mowen, D. Bell, W. Isring- hausen, W. Eblcer, D. Noble, D. Heitzig, E. Kanallakan, G. Morrison, K Strebel, D. Bryant, R. Lagemann, P. Wheaton, G. Camp, R. Gowin I' fffg r 1' Front Row: B. Anderson, B. Booth, R. Allen, B. Briggs, I. Aprato, H. Crattan, M. Arnold B. Kadell, E. Briggs, I. Kranich, C. Lyles, P. Beadlesl, M. Craig, E. Kruse P. Klunlc. Second Row: Miss Heye, I. Ferris, I. Luke, I. Cuellar B. Isringhausen, S. Armstrong, l. Busch, M. Burns I. Brown, B. Krueger, H. Healey, E. Cuellar, B. Adams D. Goheen, B. Bauer, N. Grittin. Third Row: P. Mashburn, M. Dunham, I. Gowiri, N. Frank A. Arnold, G. Haftstetter, D. Devening, A. Burch, S Y Chappel, P. Coornbes, C. Lyles, N. Lyles, D. Lane I. Bell, F. Heitzman. Fourth Row: D. Cates, F. Dunham, I. McCauley, B. Mc Cauley, S. Britt, M. McKinney, B. Garcelon, L. Haworth L. Hillig, P. Lorsch, L. Gray, D. Cravens, I. Lening ton, I. Abbott, K. McKenna, C. Darnell. Back Row: I. lsringhausen, B. lsringhausen, D. Eagleton B. Feyerband, T. Grisham, R. Bryant, G. Karr, B Brayshaw, V. Dunn, G. Lane, H. Hughes, I. Kadell A. Groppel, I. Case, R. Hauri, I. Brooks, V. Kraushaar K. Lagemann. Girls Enjoy Athletics It might be, it could be, it is . . . a home runl Yes, the G. A. A. has scored again with this year's club. This organization, sponsored by Miss Iean Heye, is for girls interested in athletics. Its purpose is to create more interest in physical education and to produce better sportsmanship. The highlight of the year was its old-fashioned square dance. Officers of the club Were: T. Warford, president, D. Cravens, vice-president, E. Briggs, secretary, P. Rogers, treasurer. Front How: K. Stephens, M. Terpening, B. Wiist, I. Maher, V. Whitlock, M. Woolsey. Second Row: Miss Heye, B. Mundy, C. Rogers, D. Sellers, M. Prine, D. Prine, B. Wade, R. Williams, S. Pace, W. Rodertield, M. Short, B. Skinner, R. Sinclair, E. Tepen. Third Row: R. Wade, I. Stafford, B. Turner, I. Searles, D. Shultz, B. Roth, I. Storey, A. Seaga, S. Schleper G. Stone, C. Stone, N. McGee, M. Scoggins, S. Tuckeri M. Parker. Fourth Row: D. Vinson, S. Ott, E. Montgomery, M. Wal- lace, V. Smith, I. Stevens, C. Wilson, T. Warlord D. Simms, I. Ready, M. Miller, D. Plummer, P. Rogers: I. Tohill, M. Powderly. Back Row: I. Wade, S. Taul, B. Smith, M. Souders, S. Walsh, N. Wills, I. Cull, S. Strebel, G. Britt, H Thompson, B. Schleper, B. Shea, G. Stone, G. Schalerl B. Wagenblast, H. Roady, R. Waters. Front Row: D. Gross, E. Folles, L. Bradllsch, I. Bertman, D Arnold, D Kramer, P. Gubser, N. Helder, H. Kruse G. DeCourcy, I Ewln, L. Ferguson, B. Armstrong, B. R. Fosha, H. Hughes, D Berthoux, L. Fraley. hlckmonf R- BSGHY- G Boom- P' Arger- R Hollqdcy' Fourth Row: R. Clark, B Krueger, C. Day, B. Brayshaw, D- Beflhouxl G- Hughes- E- Boker- I. Allen, I. Downey, H Hughes, I, Davis, I. Foster, Second Row: Miss Heye, N. Abbott, M. Iacobs, I. Kranich, D Kraushaar, F Gnitln, I. Carroll, T. Burnett, D. S. Britt, A Arnold, P. Coombes, I. Cull, P Arnold, Allen, K Brown, H. Day, C. Kraushaar, C. Bowers, I Busch, G Egelhoii, K. Henderson, B. Hlldred, D. V. Fryman Goheenf B Adams' V- Boker. V- Kmushccff Mr- Back Row: B Kanallakan, E Freesmeyer, L. Dugger, D. Peefmfm Bell, B Egelhotl, H. Bailey, B. Boner, P. Brands, I. Third Row: P. Beadles, B. Allen, M. Dolan, C. Brooks, Hayes, R. Carr, L. Dunn, I. Greene, D. Bell, I. Hub- I. Cuellar, B. Garcelon, S. Garber, G. Britt, L. Boner, bard, D Greenwood, K. Dugan, A. Foiles. GO Club Promotes Pep The present SU Club was originated fifteen years ago by the late W. I. Creamer, athletic coach of I. T. H. S. He created a club ot sixty members to promote enthusiasm at athletic events. A banquet sponsored annually by the club and honoring various athletic teams of the year is anxiously awaited by the club members. Miss Close, Miss Heye, Mr. Havens and Mr. Peerrnan sponsor this club of one hundred and sixty members. The officers of the club are: B. Bailey, president, B. Smith, vice-presidentg l. Davis, secretaryg L. Boner, treasurer. Front Row: I. Steckel, M. Short, M. Zimmerman, H. M Wallace, D. Vinson, S. Schleper, P. Mashburn, Mr. Thompson, M, McDow, I. Moyer, -I. Sears, B. Schleper, Havens. B' Skmnerf G' Sinner- Mt SCOQQ-HS- Fourth Row: I. Tonsor,V?.hg-ftarlshagl, Mclfaje Milf- Second Row: Miss Close, F. Pi kerel, B. Roth, I. T h'l1, ray- W- TGYlOV W- G G. - mg CIUSGYI, . oe e, D. Sellers, lc. Stephens, D Minh, E. Oettle, M. Minh, IQ, Powfgslslf ,wegbfgf ,D Vffmusdoll- H- Landon- R- S Walsh, C. Stone, M. Parker, R. Sinclair, B. Shea, Gag' 'SN' ' lp ey' , G. Stone. Back Row: E. Taylor, G. Neely, I. Teltelbaum, N. Hoyt, G. Tohlll, L. Sams, G. Souders, R. Woelfel, C. Wal- Third Row: K. Pickerel, I. Steckel, S. Walkington, A. lace, R Lagemann, D. Skinner, H. Richey, G. Mor- Seago, I. Searles, M. Powderly, G. Stone, I. Miller, rlson, P. Slaten, H. Landon, P. Taylor, C. Watson, G. Lane, V. Weller, C. Wilson, T. Warlord, D. Simms, E. Watson, D. Noble. f Front Row: B. Adams, B. Skinner, I. Gowin, R. Allen, Third Row: C. Brooks, I. Stevens, V. Weller, B. Wagen- M. Craig, B. Booth, G, Karr, M. Iacobs, I. Luke, I. blast, S. Marshall, M. Souders, C. Neely, S. Walking- Ferris, B. Garcelon, M. Short, A. Groppel, G. Hughes, ton, M. Powderly, H, Hughes, S. Hormell, R. Fosha, I. Fulks, R. Hill. M. Dunham, F. Dunham, B. Holladay. Second Row: Mr. Greene, M. Scoggins, I. Cuellar, I. Back Row: C. Baker, R. Hagen, M. Akers, N. Hoyt, G. Miller, P. Lorch, S. Garber, D. Arnold, D. Kramer, E. Morrison, H. Griesemer, R. Mowen, S. Geil, W. Poleet, Kadell, M. Wallace, D. Schultz, M. Prine, H. Healey, D, Heitzig, R. Richey, I. Hubbard, S. Smith, E. Gray, I. Hardwick, Mr. Harris. F. Graham. Knowledge Through Science The Science Club, organized last year, is composed ot seven divisions: Science Appreciation, Chemistry, Radio, Conservation, Physics, Biology, and Photography. The sponsors are Mr. Greene, Mr. Heider, Mr. Harris, Mr. Groppel, and Mr. Smith. Officers are elected from each division of the club. The club's purpose is to advance science through the projects of the students. The club sponsors the annual Science Fair held here on April 5 and 6. They also attend the Greater St. Louis Science Fair. Front Row: Mr. Groppel, R, Souders, R. Nelson, D. Third Row: H. Thiel, B. Hickman, F. Guntren, G. Clark, Kraushaar, C. Baker, M. Legate, G. Camp, D. Case, E. Freesmeyer, G. Cope, K. Ringhausen, W. Finke-s, Mr. Heider. F. Wendle, E. Bechtold, C. Eagleton. Second Row: N. Abbott, S. Ott, B. Krueger, T. Wartord, Back How: D. Foiles, L. Fraley, D, Greenwood, D. Noble, E. Montgomery, N. Wills, K. Brown, D. Allen, D. W. Wahle, G. Geil, R. Bowman, R. Springman, I. Vanausdoll, R. Scott. DeCourcy, W. Heainer, I. Bechtold, I. Bechtold, F. Iones. t as 1 . 1 Q Q 'H Q 5' 'f I l , E Wm: 4. ,, 5 v Q 'M X V ,as ,V lar , dll 5 .X ? 9 1 Q 1 a ff- ,ff n fs , 5 ,f-Q' ,ri 'u 1 f ,Vg gal 6' 4 vxgfvVQE:'a ' YQ geek ,.,,, W fe 4-vim -V 15:4 W 8 ,ffl J.. 4' 1 :X -' A ..f-Q-Jfiq-- -ff . ,I 3 MA. - , I ,. Q- ,. iw -gg E.. .ki 3 . '. K. . Tilly, : gg., . ,,, , .X . v H' . ' if P 1 I an V' ' , 5,5 F, .J N ha. gg ,gf . . These Made Possible Front Row: D Berthoux, managerg R Mowen, R, Bailey, lace, E Kanallakan, L. Dunn, E. Baecht, P Brands, E, K Piclcerel, D. Bell, B. Hickman, R, Thomas, manager Freesmeyer, M. Fulks, Head Coach lames Peerman, Second Row: R Beatty, G Gowin, G. Souders, B. Smith, Back Row: Rv Munsfermcmy RA Tucker, E Reynolds, L' l HGYSS L Powers l- Sleckeli R- Afmslmnq- Fraley, K, Brown, E. Watson, V, Fryman, H. Hughes, Third Row: Coach George Havens, K, Ringhausen, C. Wal- C Bowers, PANTHERS PLACE SECOND IN CONFERENCE Despite or record breaking number of in- juries and an inexperienced squad, the l95U Panthers ended their football season with a four and six record. A mid-season spurt, coupled with steady improvement, enabled the Blue and White to finish in a tie for second place in the illinois Valley Conference. The Panthers invaded the Roxana Shells' home ground for their first game. After an impressive first half, Roxana scored in each of the third and fourth quarters to win, 13-U. Next came the strong Benld eleven. The lndians came out on top, 20-O. The Panthers inaugur- ated their new field by taking it on the chin from Roadhouse, 12-6. Bill Smith scored for Ierseyville. ie-rseyviiiefs first victory came at Greenfield, 7-6. Lloyd Dunn scored on a pass from funior Watson. Ed Baecht added the 44382 point. Carrollton spoiled the Panther's second annual Homecoming, l9-U. The Blue and White gained its first home Victory by topping White Hall, 13-6. Hubert Hughes and Charles Bow- ers each scored on plunges, Baecht adding a point by the same route. Winchester, confer- ence champs, met a stubborn Panther squad but, although outplayed, squeezed by the Pan- thers, 7-6. Hughes scored for the Panthers. The highlight of the entire season came as the Panthers became Homecoming spoilers. They first defeated Pittsfield, l8-6. Edgar Reynolds, Kenneth Pickerel, and Kenneth Ringhausen scored for Ierseyville. A strong Pleasant Hill team also succumbed to the Panthers, 20-6. Hughes, Pickerel and Bowers scored, with the latter two scoring extra points. The Panthers ended the season by absorbing a 19-O defeat at the hands of a tough Gillespie eleven. Our Plgskm Parade SEASON S RECORD lerseyv1lle lerseyv1lle lerseyv1lle lerseyv1lle Ie-rseyv1lle lerseyvllle lerseywlle lerseyvrlle lerseyvllle 1erseyv1lle Roxana Benld Roadhouse Greenheld Carrollton Wh1te Hall Wmchester Plttsfleld Pleasant H111 G1llesp1e Smxth KSU pxcks up yardage agcnnst Benld. FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE PANTHERS For the frrst tlme 1n athlet1c h1story an extenswe freshman sophomore gnd schedule was played The llttle Panthers coached by Mr Hay Warner met the freshman sophomore squads of Alton G1lleSDl9 Wood Htver Green freld Roxana and Western M1l1tary Academy FotRo V' c 'r Dlvlo P 'K aaD Secodflo ad l G G9 D All Pac Ry a L d 't TT g T or l ngha sen QL 4 3999 I I ' . . O - ,... l3 ' 4 U - .,.... 20 ' . . 6 v . l2 A . , 7 - ' . . 6 ' . C w . . l9 ' . . l3 - ' . . 6 ' . . 6 - ' , 7 ' . . l8 4 ' ' , . , 4 U ' . . 20 - ' . 6 ' ' .T 0 - ' ' 19 1 , r n W: G Dedour y, Manager' E. Taylor, ntgornery! YNSIHGY, V. rausn r, Vcnagsdo., P, Utterback, W. Pcxrrsh, E. Fosha. n w: l Hubb r R E1Cli6Y,I Kcehner W ,srrnghapsen D He1tz1g, R. Lagernann, 11. en, do Cx W rner. Buck Row: H andon, li, Lan o., T. Buinett, ., Skinner, R E elhofl, D Vlfhyte, D Bell, I Carrol., W cxyl , D sri u . - Q 4. - Charles U Yd Bowers IFB! Dunn KLT, Leland Blak Fraley KLGJ X HlCkmcmeu.H, 6 'li Roger Bcnley CRGJ Erwm Freesmeyer KREJ ' Coach I ames Peermcm Car Wallace LE Hubert Hughes cu-D Edgar Reynolds KRHJ Lawrence Powers QLGJ Delberi Allen CLE Robert Beatty KRT! 9 1 1: 4 ..- CQ - W -' k ' K Q 0 ref: - a ' 5 5 E A .g if im - P N -v X V K M in x .' -1 -f 22 V t . l i' . I f N V I I N. 5 A 'X Q' 'Q- : N10 ,, fi, ' f' I K , ' .:f' y 9- r Q 3 t' .' , , . . 4 . A. :.- iii? E r Q ., Q F ' , A ' ,-,. Q . ' ' 1 - W: , 4 'X . -,K E we 1. ' ., s. my K J' 4 I y' I , ' 'V 'ag' X- .,v 1 Q' yn., ' av J- f I v 1 - ' 'A 'KY if A A gi Q I er R , ,us fra R. 6 X , if . RJ ' i 2 4 E B ' Q A xv J Illn- Y' ,4 -1 :why ,K 'r , J fx 1 'X Q , 1? QI ' 'f-km, , fl 1' V 1, BOWAYS 6213 bcores cxgcinxt White Hull. x 0 E W-.mx ..,n Virgil 'ff Frymgzn 117135 T. ' 3 xy . Hughes 1255 cmd Pickerol KZSU svn-ep Currolltorfs ond. X L ' Bill Smith 4HH: , Nr ,. 3 'V ' 3 . ' Q JV If ' f VI A g. f , . C . J 'i , ' , C K I W 'T Lu B QV ,Ev Ed Baecht mm I H 1 Ho '51 , , lumix Have' fC' bw!! Tuff-:-'r 1FB1 5 ' N its For the first time in recent school history the Panthers advanced to the finals in a Sectional tournament losing to a tough Quin cy team 64 4l The path to this glory was comparatively easy the Panthers Won their third consecutive Pegional title defeatina Hardin 68 38 White Hall 55 -44 and Carroll ton, 48-27, ln the Pittsfield Sectional, the Panthers defeated Griggsville, 64-52, to gain the right to meet Quincy in the finals. The Panthers also Won the lllinois Valley Conference for the first time since l946. They were undeteated in conference play, winning ten games. The Panthers ended their season Sweat and Skull Mold Champions PANTHERS WIN ILLINOIS VALLEY REGIONAL AND ADVANCE TO SECTIONAL FINALS with a record of l9 victories against 9 losses The team elected Ed Baecht and Erwin Frees meyer Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers 44 42 PP as co captains East St Louis Gillespie Hardin Carrollton Benld White Hall Roxana Hardin Greenfield Wood River Winchester Roadhouse Madison Litchfield Carrollton 52 Staunton Pittsfield White Hall Greenfield Winchester Roadhouse Roxana Western M.A. Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers IERSEYVILLE REGIONAL Panthers 68 Hardin Panthers 55 White Hall Panthers 48 Carrollton PITTSFIELD SECTIONAL Panthers S4 Griggsville Panthers 41 Quincy . ' 1 ' l VY Front Row: C. Bowers, G. Soudergs G. Schupbach, R Egelhoff, C V 'At S d Kraushaar, P. Brands, D. Allen, P Arger y Back Row: Coach George Havens, H Kanallakar, C. Wallace, F Baecht, G Wallace, If Freezemeyer, E Watson L, Luager, R Thomas, rnanaqer. 7 P ,gjxfii C' fir, . K QL .J 1 rf NRS 'Z 'YUILW fr X. ' XJ BI X I J 5 A 4 U. gif X U , lg - 2. .P V' i r :x...' 1 JS s l Cx 2:51 i Front Row: I T-e1'e.baxn, II 'ffimyte G He:-:arder D. Sf: :her I, Cirrcll . ,N A. K, N A . - Q! ,, C fftisar. uaerfzfxn, J .fe,v:'.':',',, LVL: ua Back Row: C:a3iI'1'r,e4 Pffffrrzynrz I l1'1rr,zr': C SprQr1q:7,ai.,H Grnfwrifc W '.'fcol.f-j.' F PLCLCQ-ffl ::r.:'gff', If fftblo P Wrextcn, R, Hayley H R1'IE.':'f IL' 'xf. ':1.'1ff,', -QQQQS 15' L 1 522135. 1 A 5 1 Q-x 5 3.9 f -' if- zQf, v 4 1 - Q 4 '1 a cf' E 5' 6 A .X ,X W X N 'X qi NYY.. H Q , jk . 'vw +1 if 3.5! 0,- Wx 1 mx fq .J L xg Sv 'ff' 5 G V ! QX I D1 f ' V' X ' 4 f' I A Q g , ,X x . ,ga S36 J 40' K K 44 v - I Y , 3 4 RQ? I' K 5 x X t I A ,k E v f 'F . 4,,f 34 LA if ' El A 3 Skim W f A '-1' 1 N .,, A gk, Q' x A le - K, 1- . x ! x 5 X 'NIL pring Brings Bats, Gloves Front Row R Kanallakan G Neely I Thurston K Prckerel Back Row Coach Iames Peerman E Kanallakan D Overy P Arger E Boker manager The 1950 Ierseyvrlle Panther baseball team played ten games w1nn1ng three They showed a great deal of 1mprovement through out the season play1ng almost constantly 1n freezmg Weather The Panthers opened agamst the strong Alton Redbrrd nlne and felt the pangs of defeat 6 U Shlpman provrded the next road block takmg the Panthers 1n a close game 4 3 Then 1n real football weather the Panther team slumbered to defeat at the hands of Grllesple 13 2 ln the return game the Blue and Whrte agarn fell 9 3 The lmprovlng Panthers rattled base h1ts all over Leglon Park defeatrng 'Wmchester 12 O Western Mllrtary Academy also fell 41 In a return game Wllh Alton they aga1n proved too much for the rng one game called off fell before the Pan ther nlne 3 2 ln the dlstrlct tourney at G11 1esp1e the Panthers took the Mmers rnto extra 1nn1ngs and after leadlng most of the game fmally fell to defeat 6 4 The Ierseyvllle nlne ended the season by dropplng a game to Shlpman 8 3 The 1951 team recerved the experrence and support of seven returnmg lettermen Kenneth Prckerel Roger Kanallakan Eldon Kanallakan Peter Arger Gary Neely fohn Thurston and Dave Overy Q46b , ff, 3 f 1' V . , QM 11 ' - Panthers, Winning 12-5. Brighton, after hav- . . , , , , , Spikes, Hurdles, and Batons The l95U Panther track squad finished in seventh place in the Illinois Valley Conference. They were severely handicapped by lack of practicing facilities which were not finished in time to be used last spring In the Roodhouse meet the Panthers finished behind both Car rollton and Roadhouse ln the Maroon lay Hawk meet the Panthers placed third behind Carrollton and White Hall The l95l Panthers received the support of eight returning lettermen Earl Watson Bill Smith Blake Hickman Leo Dugger Rlcharcl Richey Iames Hubbard Kenneth Brown Del bert Allen and Kenneth Rlnghausen March 28-29 April 4 April S April l3 April 17 April 20 Apnl 24 Apnl 2 Mdv May May May 1951 TRACK SCHEDULE Freshman-Sophomore lunior-Senior Carrollton Ierseyvllle Ierseyvllle Western Military Hardin ler eyvllle Pittsfield White Hall Carrollton lerseyville Greenfield lerseyvllle White Hall Alton Ier eyvllle Roadhouse Roxana lerseyvllle Conference Freshman Sophomore Freshman Sophomore District Here Her Here Pittsfield White Hall Here Here Here Roodhouse Carllnville Here Granite City Front Row R Richey E Watson K Broun I Hubbard Buck Row D Allen B Srrith I. Dugg B Hic 'tan P Gro ranaq r 41472 G F Roth G F Roth our capable leader e1ghteen years a prmclpal fourth year at Ierseyv1l1e degrees from Southem Illmols Uruverslty cmd the UI11VeYS1tY of Illmols porsed and forceful speaker falr mmded and helpful achve 1n c1v1c affalrs and fraternal orgamzatlons a man w1th a gnp on the present and an eye to the future Our Prmcxpal 490 E F Adams BS Southern llllf101S UT11V9YSllY lndustrlcxl Arts Raymond I Bersche A B Wctshmgton Umver stty Wlllmg and Able Sponsors Dorothy Bcmdy AB lllIl'10lS State Nor mol UH1VeYS1lY MA UTllVEfSllY f lllmols Lotm Engllsh Whltton Bnll BS Mllwcxukee State Teachers College MA UIl1VeI'S1lY of WIS Spomsh Soclol Studles Nelhe P Brown Illmols State Normal UnlV9TS1lY Commerce Robert C Erwm BEd W stem Storte College Mothemottcs Soc1ol Studies CA t1ve M tary Dutyj lll Wuufred Close AB McxcMurrc1y College Commerce Cuma Lee Frost A B Mo Murrof College So tol Studle 1 1 I I ' 'I - . - . ., A ' o - -1 ' . . .I . . . w consm Art , . . 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I I C' ' s , C . , .- Through Knowledge Gained by Dorothy G1edh111 Warren R Greene BEd Illlnois State Nor BEd Illinois State Nor mal UT11V6TS1lY mal University Home Economics SCIGUCS Howard F Groppel Alex Gumn BS University of Mis AB Shurtleff College SOUI1 versity Mathematics G L Havens BEd Southern Illinois University Science Physical Educa tion Basketball Coach Gene W Harris BS Indiana State Teachers College Science Lotus N Helder BS Southern MISSOUII State Teachers Col lean HeYe lege BS Lmdenwood College Assistant Prlncipal Dean PhYS1CCl1 EdUCC1T101'1 of Boys Science 1 l , . ., - . ., ' Science, Drivers Training MA., WGS1'1iI1giOI1 Urli- , , , Study and Practical Experience Imogene lsnnghausen BM E Iames lvlllllklrl Un1VefS1lY Mus1C Iames Peerman BS lndxcmo State Teachers College Pl lYSlCUl Educatlon Football Coach B111 R Pmkston B F A Bradley UHlV9fS1lY Art CAct1ve MllllQTY Dutyl lack E Schroeder BS lndmma State Teachers College Engllsh Iournohsrr N Hazel Leak BEd I1l1no1s Slate Nor mal Un1vers1ty Dean of Glrls L1brar1an Commerce Mlldred E. Petltt BEd Southern I1l1no1s Uruversxty MA UHlVeTS1lY of llllI'1OlS Enghsh lrene Schnudt AB Shurtleff College Enghsh Esther C Searls A B Whealon College MA Un1VefS1lY of Pennsylvama Socxcl Studles . . ., - A - 1 . ., . ., . ., 1 n . . ., . ., u 1 , ., - -, , , l , . , l Claude Smlth Colorado State College Band Edna L Swope BS Southwest MISSOUYI Teachers College MA George Peabody College for Teachers Home Economlcs Mabel Vance BS Monmouth College Mothematlcs Verna Woodman Offxce Secretary Direct Our Work and Play KW 4,--W Eldon L Starkweather BS Unxvers1ty of lllmors Agmculture R1chcn'd Tend1ck AB lll1no1s College Enghsh L M Wllson BEd Eastern llllnoxs State College lndustnol Arts ,za M ,Wh 'QL 1- if' , 1 3 Q I I Barbara Bauer Mary Neal Dolan Roger Balley Kenneth Plckerel Treasurer Secretary Vrce Presrdent Presldent SPONSORS M1SSISf1nghGuSen Mr Tend1ck Mr Schroeder MISS Frost SENIORS The Class of I For three years we had dreamed of bemg Semors Now havrng reached that goal we fmd the tlme raprdly wanmg Wrth rts end come many rherrshed memones our l1TSl oewrldered year as Freshmen our Sophomore year marked by srlhness and loafrng the prlde as lu 1ors of being upper classmen and the fun mvolved 1n presentmg the Prom and Fly Away l-ome Then our last year the wonder ul tunes we rad produclng the I the Carmval wlth our candrdate as queen the Class Play Senlor Day ond the Cllmax Commencement 456 X we , . . . , - ,- - , r , . . . . , , - 7 , Y , . , ' . 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Y ,, . . . , . , f 1 r - r ff . . . - 1 , , 1 , l . . 4 Pb Patsy Alexander We wonder how Patty can keep so little and still eat drumsticks like mad You wr usually find Patty in Reeses entertaining the girls with her ukulele or going to Piasa We know that your prized possession 1S a diamond ring and we wish to offer congratulations Class Play 3 Bandl 2 3 Cantata 4 Oper e a l 2 u F atm u a f G A A l 2 Phylhs Amold Phyllis another one of our National Honor Society mem bers can usually be found with Marie and Ruth Her pet peeve IS cold rainy weather We readily agree with you we dont like it either Phyllis enioys nearly all school work so we think shell make a good school teacher 60 ub 2 3 FHA l La in Cub 4 I Staff Honor oll 3 4 Science Clu Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 Commercial Club 3 Edward Baecht Hunting is the favorlte hob by of this tall even tempered Senzor but he readily says eating is his favorite pastime Root will be long remem bered in our minds for his fine playing in football, well as basketball. We wish you luck in your career as an M. D. BO Club 4: Base all , , : B eball l, , , 5 Track 1: Football 4. Barbara Bauer h shucks, Barb, ou can't be a bookkeeper loafing in a drugstore. You'll have to have a plate of fried chicken w' your music: then you can fully enjoy your favorite song, Good Night lrenef' We don't blame you for being proud, not everyone can be a member of the National Honor Society, Class Treas. 4: SO ubl,2: St:G..., 2, 4: Dramatic Club Play 21 Dramatic Club 2: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4: National Honor Society Vice-President 4, Commercial Club 3: Commer- cial Club Pres. 3 At the Top at Last Roy Armstrong Back is usually found in the B B with Fred or Just fiddling around building things Hrs ambition 15 to be a Marine or ootball coach lll betcha that you do a fine Job 0 matter which career you final ly choose lub 1 Basketball l 2 Fo tball l 2 3 4 Science Club 2 3 Edward I-lshlock Eddre is another transfer student from Kane You can usually fmd him hunting with his prized shot gun When hes not rn school Just go up to Tlrriftys and you will frnd him eating his iavorrte food ice cream We hope you dont find any game wardens there Kane Class Vrce Pres l 2 3 Cantata l 2 3 Basketball 1 3 Track l 2 3 Kane nual Staff 3 Roger Barley Frog our all conference football player 1S usually found loafing at Reeses H says his pet peeve is women cmd l'rs prized possessions are his football letters. Frog , f youre going to eat all that beef steak, you'll have to be ric , Class Pres, 2: SO C ub , , , : GO Club Pres. ' ack l, 2: Football l 2 3 ' Class Vice-Pres. 4, Ierome Bechtold Ierry enjoys nothing more than playing softball with some of the guys in Beltrees. His pet peeve is to have some one shut his locker when he's getting books. We think lerry will make a very successful arrner an r 'se a lot i chickens because his favorite food is fried chicken. Track 4: Science Club 2, 4: Student Council 3: Class Play 4. Iohn Bechtold Bud hopes to be the owner of a farm some clay We bet he wont spend all hxs tune workmg though Hell have to save some ttme for huntmg an of course eat1ng hxs favorlte food chocolate pud dtng He IS also a member of the Natlonal Honor Soctety H nor Roll 1 2 3 4 Scrence Club 4 Nattonal Honor Soctety 4 Class Play 4 Lmda Boner Bones IS an asprrmg mu s1c1an and we ll be on hand when she makes her piano debut You can usually find her studying her concert mu src We wtsh to congratulate Lmda on her f1ne work as our I Class oedttor of the eas 2 Cantata l 2 eretta l 2 3 4 60 Cu 60 Club Treas 4 Lattn Club 2 3 4 Lat1n Club Treas 4 Co edltor 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Sctence Club 2 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 c 4 eas DA Elsxe Bnggs Pee Wee IS the Stadlums right hand gtrl and pop corn popper She can usually be found dancmg to any pretty melody wlth Nancy or Lots We wonder whlch Pee Wee wtll get flfSt her R N or her Mrs We hope you get both peretta 1 50 Cub l A 1 Sta G GAA Se Honor Roll l 4 Donald Bryant Don was a student councll member hrs Sophomore year and chd a fme yob f xt t He says h1s ambmon IS to be an old bachelor but wtth that black halr we bet hell have to watch hrmself Don 1S ually found wrth Eldon and Boone tn hts two tone Chev 6U Club 2 FFA Honor Roll 1 Track l Student Council 2 FFA Reporter 3 Many Memories For Us sw Vema Boker Verna IS one o our very capable salesmen for the l he was rmca y Away Home our successful Iunlor Play a d she member of our Secretanes f Tomorrow Club We wlsh her success rn her ambxtlon to b a rtch old mald Class Play ub 1 Staff GAA 1 Sctence Club 2 Commerclal Llub 3 Robert Bowman Its no wonder Bobs arnbl t1on IS to be an engmeer when he llkSS worktna w1th machln ery so well We hope th1s wont take so much of your tlme that you forget your rock collectlon your favorrte food roast beef Cantata 2 u 2 3 Ho Roll 3 4 Scrence Club 2 3 4 Robert Brown Bobby who was a member of the FFA for two years says hls ambltxon lS to be a farmer He has a good start toward that ambltxon Bob w1ll need a farm wtth a lake and forest on tt because h llkes to spend any spare tune huntlng and fxshmg Operetta FFA l 2 Honor I une Busch Gee Whxzl Yes thats Blondle m that sh1ny green Hudson Her ambttlon IS to be a housewtfe and she has a good start by accepttng that dtarnond She 15 usually found wrth Dorls hstenxng to her favorlte muslc or trymg to get her hmstory Cantatal 2 3 4 eretta 2 60 Club l 3 GAA 3 4 Scxence Clubl 2 Cornmercral Club 3 4 Ira Bushey Pumpkln can usurallv be fou d wnh Baecht or buzzlng a ound rn hrs motor boat Hes another Grafton transfer and 1 e most of the others doesnt hke rldrng the bus Ira So-fs that hrs ambrtron IS to be easonably rmch I osephme Case Good Gravy' Yes thats Io complatnmg about those spltwads 1n the study hall agam Io s usually found prckmg out boogre on the plano or yust loatmg Io one of our prom1srng Secretanes of Tomorrow wants t b housewrle We hope you sur: ceedA ln both 0 Clu 2 SCIENCE Club 2 3 Commerc1al Cub 3 4 Glenn Cope If you hear a shot dont be alarmed Its Just Copey out huntlng wrth hrs shot gun After a day of huntmg Glenn hkes to come home to eat a squtrrel dmner We dont blame htm exther When Its too cold to hunt you w1ll hnd Glenn by a n1ce warm flre workmg w1th h1s carvmg 60 Club l Sclence Club 3 4 Iohn DeCourcy Ir By Georqe Yes that s Iacrc m Kirby s lerklng sodas Y wont ever become a mll l1ona1re at that Job lack H can usually be found eatmg hrs tavonte food ham o ad rmrtng those brlght colored soc s he wears 6 Club , , ub 1, , , 5 ' Staffg nor Ro.l , ,3' - -.Ce Club 2, , 5 Stu em Councll Treas 4: Stud-nt Coun- Some Have Been Sad JN Rzchard Carr Fddle Dlddlel Yes thats Dean sarlmq around the skat Inq rmk I-Ie can usualy be fo nd admmnq I'lS class mg or eatrnq hrs favorte ood frled cmcken We can under stand why you dont llke t be asked stuprd questrons We dont elther FFA l Bas et I Kane Annual Staff 3 George Clark When George xsnt worklng at the Iersey Theatre you can usually find h1m loafmq wlth Ilm and Cletus or llstemng to Ill Sarl My Shrp Alone Wlth your ambltron to be a mxlhon alre you should be able to eat all the meatballs and spaahettl you want Club 2 F A 2 Sczence Club 3 4 Idella Davxs I D has done much to boost our school spmt wxth he peppy cheerleadlng She IS usually found wlth Russell Her ambltlon IS to be a house w1fe and she has taken her frrst step by recelvmg that beoutlful dlamond We wxsh you lots of luck Idella Band 6 Clu 6 Cu ec u Treas 3 Cheerleader 2 3 I Staff Ioseph Delp Ioe can usually be tound pactrcmq baseball ln Fxeldon wrth Iohnny Dugan Maybe v.1th enough p actxcmg you ll be a professional player, lf you don't fxnd him playlng baseball thouqh, you'll prob- ably flnd him at home eatmq some good ole tried ch1cken . Baseba' 2. 3 Mary Neal Dolan Mary Neal was petty Iunror queen candrdate She can usually be found at Reese s or dancrng We re sure you wrll be a very successtul sec retary 'wrth all those good grades rn shorthand and wrth the experience of being secre tary of the Semor class Class c 4 u I Stall GAA 2 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Queen Canclrdate 3 Scrence Club 2 Commercial Club 3 Commercxal Club Vrce Pres 3 Dramatic Club Play 2 Dramatrc Club 2 Lloyd Dunn Red rs one of our varslty players and a qood one too So you lrke to spend your spare tlme at Reese s wrth Vrr grl and you lrke to eat water melon too? How do you get the watermelon Red7 We hope you tulfrll your dream of berng a lootball coach We know you ll make a good one ub l F Sa Trac 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Scren Club 3 Mcugle Flamm Bambi as the Iersey Thea tres rrght hand gal puts rn most ol her spare trme there Margre wants to be a secre tary some day and rl her work a typrst lor he rs an lndrcatton she ll be a good one We hope that you suc ceed U ub F l Latm Club 2 I Sta'f On R ll 2 3 4 Commercra Club 4 Commercral Club P es 4 Student Councrl 3 Meme Forles That wnst watch from Swrt zerland IS a wonderful thmg to prlze Mane Eatmq lrred chrcken and berng wrth Phyllrs are Marres favorrte pastrmes Shoot she says rt Lowell mterrupts her from her readrng or from her musrc Mane nas been a member ot the Natronal Honor Socrety for two years sornethrng to b proud ol G A 3 HonorRolll 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Detention . . Term Papers is-uv sf ik' 156 'W' l we 'CS' N.-ai I -0' xr ,I Ioseph Dunham Most of Ioes spare trme spent playrng softball or drzv mg hrs prrzed 36 Ford Eatmg zce c eam and llstemng to mu src are also Ioe s lavorrte pas tunes but lrxrnq tlat txres cer tarnly rsnt rs rt Ioe'9 We hope that your dream of bemg a carpenter comes true some day and that you d nt tall oft buxldmq Track 4 Football 4 Lester Egelhoff Now Lester you know you cant expect to become a promrsmg farmer rf you spend most of your trme eatmg Il you study hard you mtght even become a SCl91 ll'lllC farm er some day Doesnt your hobby of swrmmtnq take up lot ot your trme rn the sum mer? Operettal 3 60 Club I Stall Scrence Clu Cornmerclal Club 4 Arthur Folles Art rs gomq to lrve rn one of those dark spooky houses a funeral home He wants to be a mortxcxan some day and now hrs favorrte pastrme IS shop prng lor supplres He lrkes to eat hamburgers at Eddre s and lrsten to pretty musrc Class Pres 2 Kampsvzlle Cantata 4 6 Club 4 Kampsvrlle An nua Stall 2 stall Hono Rot 2 3 4 Class Play 4 Leland Frcrley Heck I dont know says Lee when someone asks hrm wh he doesnt do anythrng but loaf Eating lC9 cream and dream ng of bemg a farmer rs lots of fun rsnt rt? Does Ralph help you do thrs too? Leland rs one of the outstandrng merr bers of the Future Farmers ot merrca Club 2 4 Sta Football 3 48 Scrence tub 2 3 Ralph Fraley Ralph has two hobbies loaf mg and farmrng whtch occu p most of hts ttme But sttll has tlme to rtde around tn hrs Ford We bet youll never see hlm domg any reckless drtvma though Good luck Farmer Ralph Club l't nor Roll 2 3 4 Elzle Fry Elzte IS another one of our W'zat are you domg tomght babe boys He can usually be found drzvmg around 1n h1s father s car or sleepmg rn the study hall We wonder why you dont ltke school ElZl67 We hope your dream of bexng a btg trme farmer comes true some day Track 1 Student Councl 1 Class Play 4 Marvm Fulks Marvtn we are proud of the fme Job you ve done as our Student Councrl presxdent We hope you realtze your ambx tton to be manager of a dune store By the way w1ll you wear those pla1d shoe strmgs when you are a manager? Do you always eat raw carrots whtle you are ltstenrng your favortte mus1c'? Class Play antata 4 O ub Basketball 1 2 3 Spamsh ub l 2 3 Spanzsh Cu P es 3 Student Councrl Pres Delbert Greenwood Oh no not anot e w ere Je l een all ur e What s the matte wtth all you g,tys'9 A sctenttst you want o be? Well dont blow p t e lace Cvreenle loves that tcken-dont we al 'P He can sua ly be 'ound mtl' hrs tends tn Kane o at a go d ovle Operetta 2 b Scxence Cl b 2 3 Sctence Club Vtce P es 3 s P a Exams . . . Sleepy Mondays if Betty Frazer Many of us wlll rear Betty s chee ful Number please when we ptck up the phone We emember her tn the role of Lady Vrvtan n Prckles No ktddtng she says when some one asks her about her ambrtton to be a housewtfe Cantata l 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Club Sta C1 ence Club 2 V1rg1l Fryman Vtrg can usually be found at Reeses wtth Red Your ca eer as a stock car racer wxll have to watt rt you plan to tom the Navy when you grad uae Why dont you 1 e school when you re such a good football player? Dont eat too much frted chlcken or should we say watermelon? flass Vrce Pres l Operetta 2 60 Club 4 Football 4 Sct ence Club 2 Comrnercml Club Q 4 Student Councxl 2 Garland Gowm Red says he would like to sperd even more ttme rle ens Cafe eattng frted chicken and french ttes rtdlng around tn a new Chev Gee George says Red when some teacher gives hlrn lrome work we dont thtnk he ltkes tt So you re gotng to be a tuck dtver some day we vnsh you luck Club 1 4 FFA Watchdog 4 Floyd Grxffm C rley ltkes to skate and f lnk he s pretty good too of 'us spa e ttrne rs spent athe s groce y sto Curley also ltkes eat karnb g s and hs en to ,ood must a e gom, to be ec aruc you .vo k on t at p tzed cant yo 3 We won e 1 n, ou dont ltke rrcknarres Mos wok 4 Sd' Y I ' ' he , T, A ' . W . '6O 22 , , , , f 2 O t f - ' SU lg l ff, S '- I I I , L l . ' I lk- X -, ' ,- A . ' at . A , I , . 4 - ' 4 r' or . .U I lo , I A ' il ' I A at C 1 me ct 1,y2, , , D Y' NEON - CI Q ' 7' I b FPA. 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 4? 3 I A 4 V . r h tl ' . . ha' I b yo lzf ! AQ- V- If V J Q . tn hrs Y' A A Y 79 cn .. , K -. r zna. 'A ' ' 9 ' l . ' ' .A .. to . ur er t tr' ' r o N ' c If you r . . , 3: ' 60 , ' o a rn , ' Clu 4: J u , , 4g can ' r r Ply- , ' ' - r . g mouth, ' ' u. ' d r Class l y 4. -r -yr t- ' r . . Band 1, 2, 73' 'ECN Club l, 2. But Most Have Been Happy Lois Griffith Louie can usually be found slowly riding around with Hayden She has a right to be proud of her beautiful dia mond When Lols is in school she can usually be found in room 20 managing the bust ness end of our yearbook She will no doubt be as fine housewife as she is a manager Class Treas 1 I Staff Hon or Roll l 2 3 4 Science Club Robert Groves Bob wants to be a farmer some day so he can hunt with his favonte dog That so? says Bob when some one tells him school is fun Dont you believe them Bob? Eating cake and loafmg with Sconce his favorite pastimes Helen Haushalter Pee Wee can usually be found at home cooking or listening to music If you re going to be a housewife all that cooking will be good prac tice for you Why dont you like to be teased Pee Wee 7 Class Sec 3 60 Club Mem ber 1 2 FHA Member 1 William Heafner Bill, our good-looking queen s escort at the Carnival this year can usually be found working very hard on layout for the I in room 14. Besides eating fried chicken and hunt- ing, Bill dreams about being a big time farmer. Take good care of that blonde hair and of Casey, Club l, p Sat: Track 2 3, 47 Scienc Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club Pres. 4? Student Council 4: Class Play 4. Treva Gnsham TYSSIG who loves lemon pie would like to have even more time to spend dreaming abou being an air hostess some day Shes another one of our skating fans and when she falls she 1ust says Oh baloney and tries again All of us could use more f your brand f patience Tresia Class Play 3 G A A 4 Commercial Club 4 Rose Haun Rosie is nearly always found readmg or listening to those prlzed records She likes to eat cherry pre too We think bemg an English teacher is an excellent career and certainly interesting We think that necklace from England is a wonderful thing to prize By the way why dont you like to be called Red 'P Cantata l 60 Club 2 Latin Club l 4 GAA 3 4 SCISH Club 2 Commercial Club 3 4 Commercial Club Sec 4 Iames Hayes e Ill says im when he sees sophisticated girls Why lim dont you like them? Yes how we all treas ure our seruor class rings arent they pretty? You ll nev er get to be an electric line man if you spend all your time at Buds lce Cream Par or u Staff Baseball Z Basketball l Basketball Manager 2 Track F balll 4 ence Club 2 Maxiorie Heiderscheid Marge is our telephone operator who eats ice cream and listens t Bewitched We hear her saying Num- ber, please, when she isnt going out in her new Ford. S e hopes to be a nurse some day and we think she'll make a good one. How about the short names Marge ? ub 1, g . . , g in Club 2, 3, 4, I a g Honor Roll 41 Science Club 3. Billy Lou Hildred We can usually find Bill listening to music or riding around in that certain pickup truck, Bill wants to be a housewife or should we say a larmer's wife-huh, Bill? Don't you like busy telephone lines? Bill also likes to sew. ls that why you have so many pretty clothes? Cantata l, 4, Operet- ta 1, SO Club 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 2, 35 F.l'l.A. SGC. 35 Stcffg G,A.A. 1, 3, Dramatic Club 1: Science Club lg Class Play 4. Hubert Hughes Hubie besides being one of our football lettermen has also gone out for basketball and track l-lis ambition is to be a contractor like his father and we hope you suc ceed in this career Iust dont let those aggravating girls get you down Hubie Class ice P es 2 O ub I Staff Dramatic Club Play l 2 3 Dramatic Club l asketball l 2 T ac oo a Student Cao nctl Vice Pres 4 Eldon Kanallakan Since Lldon was a loyal F F A member for four years we are not su prised to hear that his ambition is to be a farmer l-le served as pitcher for our baseball team during his last two yea s and assist ed as one of the business man a ers on our I staff Cass ay 3 C ub 3 F es e Pres 3 Staff Base ball 2 3 4 Basketball l Track Kathleen Lagemann O my qosh lcow Kate do s love her cherry pie e wortae why she che s es that d ond so highly W t e school bus she d ea o lc coming a well pai sec Good luck to yo Katt Z A cle b 'ne cal Cub Arsenic and Old Lace ,H ,iz '5 4 by X. Beverly Howard Riding around in Pop's Ply- mouth is Bev's favorite pas- time, especially when she has the gang with her. As lit- erary editor of the I and a member of the National Honor Society, Bev was kept pretty busy during her Senior year. Since Bev oves to araue, we think she'll be a good lady lawyer. Class Sec. 2: BO Club l, 2, 3g Latin Club 3, 4: Latin Club Vice-Pres. 3: I Statfg Dramatic Club 23 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Forrest Iones When anyone comments on Caseys V 8 Ford hes quick to come back with Say' Amt that sharp7 He and Bill can usually be found reading a Popular Mechanics magazine Casey has a line start to ward his ambition to be an ace mechanic Youll make a good one but we wonder if ou ll stay single 60 Cub 2 Track2 3 4 Science Club 2 3 4 Science Club Vice Pres 4 Class Play 4 Anna Belle Krause Do you remember moon strnck Linda the Iunia play? Well that was Annie Pe haps that dreamy look she has now is a carry over' Until graduation Annie wi continue t pla, in rummy with Gene Class Play 3 Class Teas 3 Band l 2 Cantata l 60 Club 3 D amatic Club 3 Honor Roll 4 Science Club 2 Glenda Lane ort orget av 1 e rr says to him w en h leaves for Peoria We can uncle s and wl'y Genny s g is W prized possessior n sl e sa,s sn .wants to a 'tout me She lofes tc e s u ei ates 'dos r t1 a Cla s Pay 3 Band l 4 Ca tata C A Stat' A D into 1 l a Kenneth L1ffets Srnce Kenneth enyoyed hrs SCISHCG classes so much and sclence was h1s molor 1t s very flttmg that h1s ambltron IS to become a sc1ent1st HIS letsure moments are spent eat mg hlS favorzte food cherry pre and readmg Harry Lyles heck sa s Drck any one slaps hrm on the back whlle he IS workmg a out for he Dlck says frled ch1cken rs h1s fav or1te food Maybe thats why most of h1s t1me IS spent t home Heres hopmq you ful f1ll your amb1t1on to be a doc tor Class Play 3 4 Cantata Ope e a Club l Latrn Club 2 FFA 1 I Staff Dramat1c Clu Play 4 Honor Roll l 4 Scrence Club 3 FFA Reporter 2 Roberta McAdams Please dont tease Bob re s1nce thats her pe peeve To be an a1rl1ne hos tess IS her ambntxon and we know she w1ll make a good one W1th an oh well t IS gal says shell settle for ban ana ple at Thrlfty s or skatmq W1 lune FHA l 2 GAA Margaret Maller Peggy our cute and talented Grafton cheerleader who hates rxdlng the school bus can be found Just about anywhere We can see her m the k1tchen practlclng bemg good housewlfe Peg may talk lot but w1th those brown eyes w o mlhds? 50 Club 3 4 Cheerleader F H H A es onor Roll 1 3 4 SCIGHCE Club 3 Class Reporter l 2 Booster Club l 2 Our Carnival Queen Aa 593' vi hp.- xlifx 1 Kay Lmk O for Iohns sake t IS sen1or replres when someone rem1nds her of gettlng up the mornmg Kay who d1d a f1ne Job as Penny ln our Iun 1or play makes del1c1ous mo losses cookres W1th all her ab1l1ty we know Kay w1ll make a wonderful soc1al work Bandl 2 3 4 Cantatal 3 Operettal 60 Club a1n Club l ta Dramatxc Club 3 Honor Roll 3 4 SCIENCE Club 2 om merc1al Club 3 Henry McAdams Mac another Grafton boy has declded that teachmg h1s tory IS the vocatron for hlm Of course hell take trme out to go huntmg or to Sll down to eat a del1C1OUS cherry p1e However hell always come to town to do h1s loafma w1th LOUIS FFA 3 4 Honor Roll Naomx McGee Naom1 read1ly agrees w1th us when we say sports are a fasc1r1at1ng past1me We can see why Naom1 feels th1s way because she frlls that forward spot beaut1fully 1n gurls bas ketball W1th her comrner c1al tralnmg were sure she wxll be a successful stenog rapher 1n any Off1CE GAA 3 4 Honor Roll 3 4 Commer c1al C'ub 3 4 Warren Mxller Grls seem to be the oblect of th1s semors pastrme He can usually be found at h1s fathers store IH Grafton or studymg 77? w1th Brll Warren has been w1th us for two years and those two years have cer ta1nly been full of ltfel Base l 2 4 Baske all l Edith Montgomery Edie w1ll reply with a quick Fiddle when someone reads over her shoulder, She can. usually be tound wnlth Doris and Shirley eating 1ce cream or listening to Third Man Theme at Millers in Gafton This cute brunette is a whiz at p1ng pong too' Class Pres Grafton 1 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Science Club 4 a uonal Honor Society 3 4 Na tional Honor SOCl9tY Treas 4 Student COunc1l 2 Eva Lou Oettle The Senior Carnival lust wouldnt have been r1ght with out Evie posing happ1ly on the throne The Queen read1lY SGYS that runnmg around IS her favor1te pastime It we had your Chrysler 1t would be ours too Ev1e by the way thats a iovely diamond ring ClaSS es 1 2 3 Kane Cantaa 4 60 Club 4 Cheer eader l 2 GU SG Kane Annual Stott 3 Carnival Queen 4 David Overy Dave who was the very hard working and capable e itor of the GSO Hel off1ces in the Latin Club and National Honor Society ludg tng from his honor oll record and va ied interests and ab1l1 t1es he w1ll make a very good awyer Who Tumor with whom you are so often seen? Class ay 3 Cass Vice Pres 3 Ope etta ub l 4 Latin Clu 4 Lam Club VICE Pes 4 Co edito B se all T ack l Football l 2 Nat onal Honor S CIPIY 3 4 Nat1onal Honor SOCl9lY Pres 4 St dent C cl 2 the 1 e Honor Roll Kenneth Pickerel s o class es dent ' e pas 'NO ,lea s Kenny loc- ped on the right oo s s is eai o o ks tne Fa m esta d cg his spa e t and sa s re J s t Kenn ,J nt a io o' a in ootbal bascetball ana base a tlce school ana we e 1G ed it ass a Cass P e 60 Cu Stat Hono o sebal 3 Ba F all S er an s Production ofthe J -gy- 1 Robert Munsterman Bob, our tall good looking senior, readily says he loves sleeping better than anything, but eating runs a close second. Unt1l he becomes a doctor we can see him riding up North State in his '42 Mercury. If youll lust think back to the lunior Play you ll probably re member Bob as Gabriel ass Play 3 4 Band 1 Cantata 1 Operetta l Latm Club l 2 DYGUIGTIC Club 3 Shirley Ott When Shirley transferred to C H S her Iunror ve Grafton lost a very good pupil With her winning way and sweet smile she had little trouble selling her share of the I Shirley 15 usually found loafmg with Ed1th F H A Member 3 I Staff GAA 4 Honor Roll 1 2 4 Science Club 4 Booster Club 2 Grafton Science Club Sec and Treas Patncxa Parker We will always remember Pats ine acting in our lunior play and also her beautiful solo 1n the Cantata Pat was a copy writer for the I and she sa d she enjoyed the work although t was hard We w1sh you luck 1n your career as a nurse Class Play 3 ndl 2 3 4 Canttl Operettal 2 60 Cu 2 FHA 4 Latin Clu a D amatic Cub l 3 Science Club 2 Donna Plummer Ari its a home run Sl1IT' ounds thi d base' We dont know ow you keep in s ri good ccnditlon for your b oved sports and st11l eat 3 ch 'r1ed ch1cken Until s s nior becomes a nurse an see he riding e 'om Grafton and rripiatmna about tt lust one else dors Class Play tton VxceP es 2 Graf 4 A un Sta' 3 -I I I , A .5 N : Cl I I I I C . - ,t l I I 'Q A' , , V ' I I. , A , . ' ar, Pr I I I V 5 ' i l z A' n :H - V - : l, 2, 3, 5 U PM ' ' . ' ' ' , 1 , , K ez l t ft: ' ' 1 V ' 5 ' . 4, 1 h P f., 4 A . l ' Y co- ' ' dz - l . d . v V - , f. . . . E .H is l'ttl Q 1 i ' . . Pl , gy , I l ' 4 ' r 1 ' ' 7 Neo ci , 2, , 1 1 b EF' 1 f 1 Z 4, .PEE '11 l, 2, 3, 7 nt' - 1' 4 t f. b 2. 21 5 4: ' G Q5 213, 4. Stuff: a,A.A, 1,A2, 3, 42 Y I otll , I pl 6 V ' A ur . pr .1' .cry th ,I ps start off F I qt. ' I 'Si , I .Q ' 'H as lie wa pord 't r ot our 1' ' L, ' ' . I . He W r at I .T -- FZ urrn 'r r ,irne A , 1 ' , y 'ic enoy 1 1 y SQ' MT. - . . she Y ' t . his time p. 3' g thi 'f ' A ' lc it for .A . l. ' 1 - Eff ,, , F l ' fh appr C 1-3 . ci Pl 3, . 1:A0O,vb.rS -A , . . 4: at r,s 3, 4- at b - , gggw, A Us fl 3, 4: l 4, fr k br lt ll 'F T 'H,,.7 , YQ' u' a l , : s et af , f I lid' ' , ' ' Q -- ' 2 3, 4- ootb 3, 4p CL .ce I Slijiii 4 ? A'A' 4' I ' Club 2: Sp 1 Club 3, 4. U , A ' 'J ' ' Edgar Pnce Ed 1S another of our bus rlders He ha1ls from Dow seems tke course 1ts to be expected that h1s school mterests have centered rnalnly around SCl ence and 1ndustr1al arts We agree wlth you Ed when you say your pet peeve IS home work Kenneth Rlnghausen We cant beheve that a1rls are Kenny s pet peeve' What d1d you say? he replres when asked 1f hrs favortte pastune IS pract1c1ng football Th1s well l1ked sen1or W1ll have t be content rtdtng a tractor on the farrn unt1l he becomes a successful engmeer B? glub a Honor Roll 1 4 Baseball 4 Tackl 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Scrence Club 4 Class Play 4 Euler Rogers Rtta who IS tra1r11na to ways been aood 1n most sports She loves to ltsten to any mu SIC played on any Hawa11an guttar Thts atrl who hates belng called Kzd says she wants to be a secretary but that she would rather be a housevwtte Cantata ub 2 a 3 4 Sctence Club 2 Commer c1a Club 3 4 Leonard Sconce Schooner IS another one of our sentor boys who 1S a1fted wxth curly harr We certamly envy htm He IS usually found wtth the boys on h1s way t Grafton Thls sen1or boy al ways ralses a terrtftc fuss when a teacher ass1gns too much homework but we tl'11nk h l be a l1ttle sad aong W he rest of s come graduatton F F A 4 Following the Panthers Io Ellen Ready Iody 15 another one of our G afton transfer students that we are very happy to have wtth us her last year She works at the Drop lnn Cafe and IH her spare t1me you can usually fmd her w1th Anna Belle or Just readmg Class Play l Grafton Class Pres 2 G afton Class Vtce Pres1dent l rafton FHA 4 GAA Student Counctl Sec 3 Graf on Lewis Roberson You can well understand why we call LEWIS Mxssourz hls favorxte song IS Mts sour1 Naltz Th1s dark headed sentor IS usually found ndmg around or eatma that BarBQ he lrkes so well Study hard and keep your m1nd strtctly on bus ness and your dream of bemg a college professor w1ll come true Honor Roll l 2 Basketball l 2 3 Stu ent Counc1l Vzce Pres 3 Co Eclttor Iun1o Scoop 3 Peggy Rogers Sxste IS usually found wrth Ed aazmg at her class r1ng Golly IS what youll hear he say 1f you call her by leer rmddle name S1ste who IS a whtz at basketball and soft ball wants to be a secreta y some day and we re sure she ll make a good one Can a 1 60 Club l G 2 3 4 GAA Treas 4 Honor R 2 3 4 Sctence Club 2 Commerc1al Club 3 4 George Shaw Iumor lS another one of our transfers from Kane Hes luke a lot of Ierseyv1lle boys thouqh for he l1kes to sleev- Dont we all? By the way after you fulf1ll your ambltton of becomlng a truck dr1ver dont forget to take t1me out for your tavor1te food mashed potatoes Kane Class Treasurer EO Clu gskerball l 2 3 Track l 2 and 4 I to 1' tt. Of A I ' , ' ' ' - of 1 . f . . . 42 ' 1 . ' ' - -. I .I . ' O ' ' l - '- '- 2, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 1 ffy li . f ' , , ,I , ' I A I I of ' r P T. - become Ia secretary, has al- H f I -A t , 11 eo J f -- H Q ' cl- ,j'1 st ffg GAA. 1, 2, lc' 12 I ' 4 'E AA' f 15 I - 7 ' all , -, 5 ' - J . ' A V , O rv r ' I ?,1 . ' I 1 ' 1 'tht lt . . . . 5' 1 11 21 31?-PAQ 4: b 4: 1 C1 ' , , : , f Peggy Shlelds O golly rs what youll hear echolng down the hall as P ad Elste go to t lr classes We know you lxke to dance sure and t1s a pretty good Job you do of lt tool We have Just one btt of advlce t glve you Dont eat frred cnlcken whlle you re earn1ng the wages of a secretary' Cantata I ub Honor Roll 3 4 Sc1ence Club Paul Slaten ID our blond headed transfer from Grafton spends most of hls spare ttme sleep mg at Pere Marquette Lodg You say you dont lxke home work but yet you want to be a doctor? Money mzght b your prlzed possesston but tell us Paul how do you get 1t7 That seems to be the guestton Class Play 2 Grafton Class Pres 2 Vice Pres l SO Club Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Ba l 3 Bas tballl Sclence Club 2 Student Coun C 2 3 Vice Pres 2 wlllldnl Smxth Bzll played end and nalf back for our football team last year lf Blll fulfllls lots ambt tron xt shouldnt be long tfll l be s etng htm 1n a sold1er s unxform H o w wlll Ma y Lee llke that tdea 131119 antata 4 60 Club l GU Club V1ce Pres 4 a f T ack I 2 4 Fo ba l 2 3 4 Sczence Club 2 Ioan Steckel Iaanie, better known as Rosa, wants to be a travehng secre- rary-good luck! Iust one ptece of advlce will be given to you and that's to be sure to tnstall a radio in your Plymouth you can travel and lxsten t the Cardmals at the same ttme. Don't lose your pf6ClOLlS class rtng. ub l, ,4g La ub 2, z Sta, G , l, 2: Honor Roll 45 Commerc1al Cub 3, Class Play 4 Baccalaureate W -fx Bette Skmner Bett Ios favorlte saymg urry p and we can understand why for th1s llttle semor IS always rushmg She plays m the band and IS one of our copy wrlters for the Bette who can usua y be found Wlll' Phyll s says her ambltxon 15 to be a housewlfe and we know she ll be a good one Band l ubl 2 I Staff Drama t1 Club l Commerctal Club 3 Class Play 4 Bemlce Smxth Dxd you say you wanted to b housewxfe Ntecte 7 Well you have a good start after takmg two years of home economlcs Are you sure that rmg on your left hand dmdnt ln uence you? GAA l 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 Scxence Club Roger Sprmgman You should see Rogers col lecnon of alrplane magazmes If you read all of them you ll mance a good hghter pllot Rag Too bad they dont put radros tn arrplanes s you could listen fo Twelfth St eet Rag He lrkes beefsteak and mush ooms but he especlally dlsltxes g1ggl1ng gtrls U Cl b 2 Sclence Club 2 3 4 Iohn Steckel lohn, who has worked hard thts year as a student counc1l member, lrkes nothing better than televtston, so he says. He's certainly not alone ' saying frted chicken is deli- cious, e all l'ke 't. W en you get ready to haul some vegetables, Kohn, be sure to come our way. 6O Club 2, 3, Honor Roll l, 3, 45 Foot ll 3, Student Councrl 3, 4. Paul Taylor Pauls ambmon IS to be mtlhonarre and wtth hrs smooth bantone votce he should suc ceed When he lsnt tn the chorus room croonmg you can usually und hun practtclng basketball He was a mem ber of the Latm Cllub Cantata tta Club 4 Latxn Club 4 Basket ba 2 3 Track l 2 Foot all 2 Sczence Club 3 Carol Tnbble Wel I guess so says Carol when that certam some one asks her for a date When Carol lsnt ln Room 14 work 1ng on layout she can b found llstenrng to Agarn and gazmg at her rhmestone set Heres wrshmg you a lot ot luck ln your career as beauty operator Operetta l 60 Club 2 Latm Club l 2 I Staff GAA 3 Dramattc Clubl Honor Roll 3 4 Class Play 4 Shlrley Tucker Sh1rley wants to be a nurse when she graduates Mean whtle take good care of Naomr and dont eat too rnuch apple pre' Heavens Shtrley don t jou ever get t1red of read1ng'7 Well you need all the book nurse s trammg Here s wtsh mg you good luck' EU Club 2 I Staff G A A 4 Honor Roll 4 Sctence Club 2 3 Ruth Wade Shortle a Future Home maker loves to play the ptano You cant poss1bly hsten to Beethovens 5th and play at the same tune After takmq home economlcs for three years you should make a very good teacher Cantata 1 2 3 4 lub 2 HA GAA 3 4 Commercial Club .ma-02 Skip Day Richard Thomas Dtck ts the proud owner of one of the beautllul blue Is and he deserves t t b cause of hls work as football and basketball manager We can usually fmd hun durmg hrs free perrods down 1n coach s room Dlck s only am bmon IS to become a m1ll1on a1re so he can eat frled ch1ck en all the tune Cantata 3 GU Club l 2 4 Latm Cub l 2 3 Honor Roll 2 Basket ball Manager 4 Football Man ager 4 Sclence Club 3 Span rsh Club 4 Spamsh Club Treas Robert Tucker Tuck smgs as he dr1ves h1s Ford around Youll have your wmgs when you get to be an avrator but untll then dont eat to much frted chrck en at the Arr Corps tralnmg base You say you dont l1ke homework? Well remember a l1ttle work never hurt anyone Club l F 3 4 Trackl 2 3 Foot Dons Vmson Dons 1S another one of our stay at home sentors so she says She dtsllkes school books dont we all? She can usual ly be found among the cheer mg sectton at the games wtth all dont keep Dod1e wa1t1ngl Sclence Club 2 Commerctal C.1b 3 4 Wrllxam Wahle Flash' Theres Brll takmq another p1cture for the I Drop dead he says when someone moves whrle hes try1ng to take a prcture We wonder why you l1ke burr hair cuts so well Heres wash 1ng you luck IH your ambttron to become a husband We re sure youll succeed Cantata Oper a ub l 2 3 4 Lat1n Club 2 3 4 Latm Club Presxdent 4 Latln Club Treas 2 I Staff Dramanc Club 1 Honor Roll 3 4 Sctence Club 3 4 Band Announcer 4 Class Play 4 J 7 I . i , o, e- 1, 2, 31 opera , 2, 3, en , ' ' 7 ,7 1 - ll 7 7 F7 b : ' 7 1 F 7 I 4. 7 ' .. 1 I ,,' I G A V . 7 l IQ I ' I .P eo , 2, 3, 4, .1f.A. 1, 7 ' ' A 7 n 2, , p , , 7 ball 7 ' ' l, 2, 3, 4. learning .you can 'get I in lune. Al word of warning' to A ' . eb Club 4, G.A.A. 3, 42 l, 7 77 5 . . . 7 7 I 7 5 ' , , l' , . I , v .L 7, W5 ' - 7 1 , rr ,K 2 3 ,rf ' ' I I : 2, 3, 4, ett 3, 4, so eo c , P. . . 11, 2, 3, C1 g 1 . 11 4.7 7 7 7 7 7 . 7 77 7' 7 X Last But Not Least - - Graduation Carl Wallace lf You Call Everybody Dar ling you shouldnt have much trouble getting a date Why is it everyone dislikes riding school bus? Maybe it s because they dont sell ice cream Wel if it is ICQ cream tat keeps you qoinq on the bas ketball floor you have our permission to keep on eating it Class Play 2 Grafton Class eos l Basketballl 2 3 Football 4 Science Club 2 Student Council Pres 3 Su dent Council 1 3 Business Ed itor Grafton Baseball l 2 Earl Watson Ir 'unior is our dark headed senior who is a whiz on the basketball floor as well as the football field He says his favorite pastime is hunting but we kinda wonder so much of his time is spent in his new car Band 1 3 Operetta 4 50 Club l 2 4 Basket all 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Football 4 Rxchard Wilson Dick is another senior who likes to tinker especially with his scooter Ill bet you ae proud of that outboard motor Whenever you want this con genial senior, he'll be home or at Gordon's Service Station. You say you like to eat rab- bits as well as hunt them? We hear you're pretty good at that, too. UGO Club 1: Basket- lz rack l , , 4: Q ba 1. Doris Zimmerman When asked why she drinks so many chocolate malts, Blondie replies, Wouldn't you like to know? Doris will have to stop drinking so many malts in order to put in her hours a day as a secretary. lf this blonde can type as well as she can roller skate, her career will be a great success. G.A.A. 45 Honor Roll lr l .H.A, l: Science Club 4. 2 'I 'izallz Ku 314' 32,4 -11 .Qi Gerald Wallace Ierry better known as Onion head is one of our prized transfers from Grafton that boys a whiz on the basket ball floor Control yourself he says under his breath as someone passes the fried chick en right past him This B 4 boy says the reason he doesnt like to ride the bus is because all of him lust wont fit Sci ence Club 2 Student Council 1 Grafton Class Playl 2 Graf ton Class Treas 2 Grafton 60 Club 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Tra lr I oanne Wilson You know I you cant Spend all your time roller skat ing and eating chocolate cake after you re a stenographer She enioys roller skating and spends any spare time she has at tne roller rink You can bet Io doesnt say All My Love to civics Cantata4 60 Club FHA 2 GAA l 2 Hon Roll 3 Commercial Club 3 4 Phrllrs Zerby Phil can usually be found listening to her favorite music or eating fried chicken with Ruth or lda Mae You say you don't like to make low grades in school? Well, neither do wel We all agree on the fact that your class ring is yo'r prized possession, b - cause we feel the same way. Honor Roll 3, 4g Commercial Cub 3, 4. DAVID OVERY was selected to rece1ve the coveted Latm med al for excellence 1n the class1cal language Thls award a bronze medalhon IS g1ven to any sen 1or who has mamtamed an average of 90 or above m Latm for tour years Outstanding Senior Award Winners LINDA BONER was IIIIS years cho1ce for the Daughters of the Amerlcan Revolut1on award whlch 1S g1ven to an outstandmg semor gxrl pos sess1ng leadershlp c1t1zensh1p and scholarslup The selec txon IS made by a comb1ned vote of students and faculty C703 WILLIAM WAI-ILE was the rec1p1ent of the Annual Sclence award g1ven to that student who does outstandmg work m the fleld of sclence dunng the four years Th1s award has been g1ven slnce 1939 as an mcentlve to create mterest ln sc1ence I - I I - . 1 - I I I ink. .ff P. In Memoriam We the Semor class of 1951 dedlcate th1s page of our yearbook 1n fond memory of Darrell Chappell who was a member of th1s class ai the hme of lus unhmely passmg 1n August 1949 Durmg our freshman year Darrell served as class treasurer 4712 A L 'l X 1, Lawrence Powers Dothe Cates Wesley Gunterman W1111am Woodman Presldent Secretary Treasurer VICE Presldent SPONSORS Mrs Searls Mr Gumn Mr W1lson J U IORS The Class of 52 Wlth our carefree days over We are ready to accept the respons1b1l1t1es handed down from the precedlng class lt was no easy task to make the Iunlor Senlor Banquet and Prom a success Thls was preceded by a very successful class play Sun Up followed by our Chrtstmas Dance Now our thoughts are Wanderlng on to next year when we W1ll TSCSIVS the t1tle of SSHIOIS and thelr respons1b1l1t1es the ed1t1ng of the I and the leader shlp of the Student COUDC1l We hope we can do the lob as well as our predecessors 44722 1 1 1 1 - ls ' . tt 11 - 1 ' 1 ' U . ,, . . . . . . . U ,, Preparmg Themselves ,Q 1 Rx Natcxlxe Abbott Peter Arger Darrell Be Bllly Boner V Wxlhcxm Albrecht Shirley Armstrong Duane Berthoux Naomx Boomer 7s Barbara Wxlhcrm Allen Anderson Eugene Cletus Bechtold Belermann Peggy Betty Blcxckketter Bock Gerald Paul Booth Brands To Take the Lead Robert Bnnkman Dome Cates Robert Cope Carol Day Gall Bntt Ralph Cates Dallls Crcrvens Kenneth Dugan cc 74 Ienme Brown Rosemary Clark can Cu ohn Duggan Mary lane Bums Patsy Coombes Ioanne Cummings Leo Dugger And Responslbnlitles inf W' gi 6 if Vzolet Dunn Ioan F1 e Erwln Freesmeyer Wesley Guntermcm Harold Eads Wxllxam Fmkes Bxlly Fry Davld Hall Q75 77 Doroihy East Dale Foxles Rose Georgevlts Bxllle Haun Gayle Egelhoff Ioan Fosier Louellcx Gray Lelcx Haworth Cf Bemg Semors in.. as-.n.f 46' W iff ,l 'C--v Kathenne Heafner Mary Hughes I udv Krcmxch Elame Kruse Avi N04 'sg V? ess Hewlit AI Isrmghausen Donald Kraushaar Carolyn Lane C4 76 an Blake Hxckman Roger Kanallakan Vxrgxmcx Kraushaar Maunce Legate Lo1s Hxlllg Patncxa Klunk Barbara Krueger Ieanette Lenmgion By Presenting Sun up Charlotte Lyles Kathryn McKenna Gary Neely Beatrice Pruitt Ianet McCauley Pat Mashburn Carma Poleet Edgar Reynolds cf 77 Ioann McClarey Richard Munsterman Lawrence Powers Iohn Hhoads Marilyn McDow Mary Myers Neal Prater Hubert Ringhausen Wlletta Roderfeld Ann Seago Charlotte Stone Sarah Strebel And Honoring the Seniors N. Iczmes Schnexder I ecmette Sears Ioann Storey Shxrley Taul 782 Glen Schupbach Deborah Sxmms Donald Strebel Harry Tluel Verna Scott George Souders Kenneth Strebel Helen Thompson 5. I f e. S 4' X ' 5 r ' I ' . .ana f ' if :fav A 4 ' , 2 2 With the Banquet and Prom Iohn Thurston Barbara Wade Dale Ward Whxtlock Harold Tucker George Tohxll Sharon Wahle Ida May Wade Thelma Warford Percy Weller Walls Wxlson Iumor whose plcture does not appear Ioseph Greene x79rr Ahce Vanc1l Sally Walsh Frank Wendle Woodman Virginia Norma Charlene William S1dney Hormell Patsy Lorch Carl Watson Eugene Folles Treasurer Vice President Secretary President SPONSORS Mr Harms Mr Smlih SOPHO ORES The Class of 53 We Sophonsores are filled with a mixture o silliness and soohisticat on out We hate coritriouted to the extra curricular achievements and some in ond tribulations ot our trst years we are almost unperclassmen We are eager or the next year so we can work on tne Banquet and Prorn and otne t inior activities We will give up our care ree leisurely and silly wa s and ft ll settle down to the hard work and responsibilities ot the luniors cc SO DP Y our class have attained high scholastic standing. Having passed the trials A f l A A V., 'I -J I 'A r N . . . . I V . . f I .X I . YA Half Finished Abeln Lloyd Anderson Dale Berthoux Charles Bowers Rhea Bryant Helen Crafton Adams Shirley Andrews Dorothy Blasa La Verne Bradfxsch Edward Bu Maryann Crmg Akers Dons Arnold Wxlber Basa Iames Bray Alice Burch Iuanxta Cuellar 44819 Allen Marcheta Arnold Allce Boclr Betty Brnggs George Camp Zada Cummxngs Allen Charles Baker Edward Boker Carol Brooks Donald Case Sharon Dabbs Anderson Robert Beatty Betsy Booth Kenneth Brown Gerald Cates Delons Devemng Helen Barbara Marvin Rebecca Delbert Betty ll Looking Ahead xr. N5 3 at My-ri AW .41 Ioyce Donaldson Robert Emsler Eugene Fo1les Sharon Garber Franklm Graham Donald Faye Dunham Betty Ferguson Hxchard Fosha Betty Garcelon Henry Graves Raymond Mae Dunham I anet Ferns Nellie Frank Gordon Gezl Euqene Gray Ioyce 'tai Clxfford Eagleton Iullaette Fessler Thomas Frazxer Dorothy Goheen Herbert Gnesemer William Dma Eagleton Iune Fessler Doyle Fry Iucmlta Gowm Nancy Grxffm Lequita ts' Wxlham Ebker Barbara Feyerabend lames Fulks Robert Gowm Agnes Groppel Charles Gross Hagen Hardwick Hurting Haushalter Hazelwonder C4 82 Db To Bemg Jumors id It -0 3 i W7 Hazel Healey Norman Hoyt Mary Iacobs Edward Koenig Patsy Lorch Christina McAdams David Hextzug I ames Hubbard Betty Kcxdell Doris Kramer Donald Lueker Robert McAdams Frances Hextzman Gordon Huqhes Fredrick Kallal Virginia Kuehnel Ianet Luke Iune Maher 44832 Roy H1 Henrietta Hughes Grace an Robert Lagemann Donald Lurton Sharon Marshall Robert Sidney Holladav Hormell Betty Wayne Isnnqhausen Isnrxghausen limmie Keehner Howard Landon Iuanita Lynn Dorothy Meuth Doris Klunk Floyd Long Paul Lynn Eloise Miller Adding Responsibilities no fl- ul' MY' 2 ,Q AQ K,- We--as has 'Q' Iocmn Mlller Davld Murray UYY Powderly Harold Rodgers Barbara Schleper Mary Short -'df 150' 727' Duane Montgomery Cecxlxa Neely Mary Pnne Francls Rose Mary Scoggms Dorothy Shultz Charlene Morrison Dorothy Nevlm Bonme Pfulll Robert Rosenthal Myrna S coggms Buelah Skinner 44 84 Gary Mornson Shirley Osburn Martha Reeves Iackle Rudolph Robert Scott Sa-rx S h Franklin Motter Wllham Parlsh Rlchard R1chey Ralph Russell Garl Shafer Vllqlnld Smzth Robert Mowen Wzllmm Poleet Hzlda Roady Lloyd Sams Betty Shea Mary Souders Growing Up Gene Ioanne Stemkuehler Stevens Terpenmg Tohzll Shzrley Walkmgton Manlyn Wallace Karen Stephens Tonsor Iohn Walz Barbara Stewart Tonsor Rose Waters Glona Stone Vanausdoll Carl Watson Paul Fredencl: Demus Betty Richard Wheaton Wlutehead Whyte Wust Woelfel Sophomores whose Charles Shxrley Charles Charles pictures do not appear Alderman Chapm Drury Hunt K8577 Walter Taylor Wagenblast Paul Weiner Marcxa Zxmmerman Marilyn Ie amrtine I oe Patrick Darrell Barbara Kay Henderson Ioan Moyer Duey Skinner Robert Ripley Secretary Vice President Treasurer President SPONSORS Mr Erwin Mr Groppel FRESHMEN The Class of '54 When we first walked through the doo s ot I C H S We had no idea what was ahead The school seemed very strange to us that first day After several weeks we had learned Where our classrooms were and had become acquainted with our teachers. The months passed. We began to take part in more and more activities. We are proud of the first dance-our dance. As our first year draws to a close, we are thinking of the time when We will be running things-the big shots. 44 85 D7 Typical Freshmen -1 5 lin Ni' 'TY vu-Q, if mi' x .r A ris Abbott B erdella Armstrong Betty Bechtold Robert Brakeville Theodore Burnett Viola Close Wanda Abbott Alberta Amold Laverne Bechtold Barbara Brayshaw Donald Calame Eileen Collins Charles Alexander Kenneth Ashford Doris Beiermann Morris Briggs Everett Calvert Iames Cope 44872 hw-9 -9, Q0 T7 Ioan Allen Hazel Baker Duane Bell Shirley Britt Daniel Cargico Daniel Cornelius Q21 sd 'VY CI-an fr' Q' 'CJD Kenneth Allen Everett Baze Io Ann Be Ioann Brooks Iames Carroll Mildre d Crafton xilsfl-, v 3 'Qs Ju lerry Aprato Patricia Beadles ohn B ertman Thomas Bryant Sharon Chappell Elvira Cuellar Came into High School oy Charlotte Cunnmgham Darnell Ianet Dons Downey Drulard ack Ewm Foxles Rxchard Gxlworth Richard Harp Lawrence Ferguson Fraley Wxlfred Goetten Rosemary Haynes Harry Davis David Dunn Wynona Ferguson Frazer V1ola Greelmg Noble Helder Roqer Day Donna Edwards Alvenla Fessler Frazier Rxchard Gubser Kay Henderson KSSD Gary DeCourcy Rodger Egelhofi Margaret Fessler Gabbeii Frank Guniren Geraldme Hoffstetter Ronald Delp Lulu Elsler Mary Fmkes Gllworth Robert Hagen Ioan Holmes In ' . I n - I Loyvell Raymond Frederick Mariorie Ioann Gail Puzzled and Perplexed 4,-sv 'if , Y Gary Holtsworth Stanley Karrick Iohn Kraushafrr Dorothy Lane Nora Lyles Marcella McKenny David Phyllis Isringhausen Isringhausen Loretta Kessler Charles Krueger Harold Lane Billie McCauley Ra Reece Maag Shirley King Marcella Krueger Vir lean Larimore ludith McCauley William Malloy e89b Iames Iones Betty Klunk Henry Kruse Charles Loellke Richard McCoy Dennis Manning lean Kadell Clifford Kraushaar Ronald Lagemann Cora Lyles Edwin McKay Donald Marshall Robert Kappler Glenda Kraushaar Harold Landon Lloyd Lyles Richard McKenna Charles Miller f-Aff' But Eventually Became U' Su? if N127 I au-nv am! Robert Montgomery Frances Nolan Dorothy Prine Shirley Schleper Rosemary Sinclair Bertha Stewart BUY ,gre 1-Y ocm Moyer Marion Pace Paul at 'Q--nf f Betty Mundy Sharon Pace Leo Reynolds Ringhausen Barbara Henry Schmeider Schuekenbrock Duey Robert Skinner Souders Glenna Iohn Stone Storey 44 Qi' vin 'Z Loretta Narup Mary Ann Parker Robert Ripley Ioan Searles Charles Springman Helen Sutton O D 'iff Robert Nevlin Fred Pickerel Charlene Rogers Victor Sears Stanford Springman Delbert Noble Paul Platto Betty Roth Donna S ellers Evelyn Spurgeon Iames Edward Taul Taylor Acqumnted and Confident 1m Esther Tentelbaum Tepen Shxrley Wallace Mary Phxllxp Woolsey Woolsey Eugene Weber Bonme Turner Ruby Wnlhams Rodney Woolsey Paul Uiterback Iewell Wxllmams Wzllxam Woolsey Freshmen whose pxctures do not appear Charles Holder Ioyce McGlasson Thelma Stephens 191: Iackxe Vinson Loms Wnlson Svlvm Young Damel Wallace Norman Woods Custodians - - Inualuable Homer Roberts Fred McFcnn Often seen but seldom ment1oned are our cus todlans Some of the most lmportant dutles 1n school are theus that of keepzng the yard school burldlngs gym and fac111t1es clean and funct1on1ng properly Thelr tasks seem endless and they are usually seen when the basketball games class plays or vanous other act1v1t1es are over bus1ly cleanmg and puttlng the school 1n order Workmg txrelessly they are the ones who put the school to rest at n1ght and are nearly always the ones who stay to lock up after everyone else has gone It 1S through the1r tlreless efforts that our state standards of clear1l1ness and san1tat1on are observed efforts that beneflt each student K94D Frank K1l.'SCh Our Patrons DAVID H OVERY REALTOR SCHLOTZHAUER IMPLEMENT IERSEY LUMBER CO IERSEYVILLE ICE AND FUEL SESSELS F R MILLER AND SON IERSEY COUNTY DEMOCRAT IERSEY COUNTY GRAIN CO IERSEYVILLE MOTOR CO IERSEY STA'I'E BANK WELLS NORRIS INC ALTON BOTTLE GAS CO AUSTIN COPE AND SON BRIDGES BROTHERS FRANK KALOSKIE HAUTER FARM SUPPLY INTERNATIONAL SHOE UEYSEYVIIIE Factoryl IERSEY COUNTY ABSTRACT AND LINDY NELSON BROTHERS OLIVER GEIL MOTOR SALES INC OTIS WRIGHTS DINER NEWS TITLE STA'I'E BANK OF IERSEYVILLE THRIFTY DRUGSTORE WALKER S Sc TO SI 00 STORE FLAUTT MOTOR INC HAMBLEN AND SON GROCERY DR I H HOUSEMAN MUSIC SHOP AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES ORDER OF RAINBOW FOR GIRLS Uerseyvxlle Assemblyj THE CUTTING AGENCY TURNER HOTEL DR I R MISKELL INMAN S DEPARTMENT STORE BERTMANS DEPARTMENT STORE BONNY S CAFE BOSWORTH AGENCY BROCK DAIRY BROWN PRODUCE CO BUDS ICE CREAM PARLOR CENTRAL ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE DONHAMS LADIES AND CHILDRENS APPAREL DR P A RITTER DUHADWAY AND SUDDES EAST TIRE SALES EGELHOFF FLORAL CO FESENMEYERS DRY GOODS AND READY TO WEAR FLEMING OIL CO GREEN LEAF INN HENDERSONS GIFT SHOP e952 HOUSE AND PRICE INSURANCE AGENCY HUGHES IEWELERS IACOBY BROTHERS IERSEY BAKERY IERSEY COUNTY MOTOR C0 IERSEYVILLE CLEANERS IOHN G FLAUTT IOHN DEERE DEALER IOHNNIE S GROCERY 6 MARKET LA ROSS IEWELERS LINK S CAFE MARYS BEAUTY SALON OASIS INN ORPHEUM AND STADIUM OZBURNS GROCERY STORE REESE DRUG CO RINGHAUSEN COLD STORAGE R R MARTIN GENERAL MERCHANDISE SHAWS CONOCO SERVICE STATION SINCLAIR FOOD MARKET T W KIRBY AND SON DRUGGIST VOGUE DRESS SHOPPE INC WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE WOOLSEY FOOD MARKET GUBSERS FUNERAL HOME ALI SCHLEPER BUD WILLIS GROCERY DIHEL GROCERY ECONOMY FOOD MARKET GARLAND STEAK HOUSE GISYS STANDARD SERVICE STATION GORDON SERVICE CO GRIFFINS MARKET THE HOLY GHOST CHURCH KRAUSE AND VAHI.E SALES CO MARIE FUCH S BEAUTY SHOP M AND O LUNCH ROOM TETER S BAR B Q THE BOOSTER BONER S CAFE BURNS MERCANTILE CO FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICE GRAFTON THEATER HO'I'EL IERSEY IERSEY IERSEY IERSEY IOSEPH GRILL COUNTY FARM BUREAU COUNTY FARM SUPPLY COUNTY HOME BUREAU COUNTY PRODUCE ASSOCIATION S BISHOP MIELKE S GROCERY NORMANS TILE AND LINOLEUM ROLLER RINK INC co. co. l CO, . . 1 co. RADIATOR REPAIR SHOP cnoma nnomsns SKELGAS ssnvrcfz In Apprecmtson to . . INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY INC INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA Mr Fredenckl Noer Mr Edwrn C' Hackleman For Engravmg HUSTON PATTERSON CORPORATION DECATUR ILLINOIS Mr Lynn H Hlser For IDTITIIIDQ and Blndlng THE S K SMI'I'H CORPORATION CHICAGO ILLHXIOIS STEPHEN S STUDIO IERSEYVILLE ILLINOIS Mr Stephen D Canter For Inohvldual Portrans FACUI TY M155 Curna Lee Frost Busmess Mr lack Schroeder Annual Advlsor Mr Claude Srnuh Photography 962 I I O , . For Covers . .

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