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OI SETI ORS UITDERCLASSMEN ORGAITI ZATI ONS ATHLETICS CAl.END4LR Sc, HOITOR ROLL .XLUTV-EFI HUMOR ADVERTISING AUT OGRAPHS FOREWORD Because of our appre- Q ciation for all that Joy High has meant to us in our physical, men- tal, and social growth, we, the Seniors of l957, desire to present to you this Joyster, which we trust will bring back many happy memories as each page is turned. If thus we are enabled to live again those scenes in vivid, pleasant recol- loctions, this book will have fulfilled its mission. N P' P 1 W W , , , , 41 Y . N V+ . ' :3 .15Zfg1 4 14 ., , 3-fm lg, 'Q-Q51-e'pf:A rA - --E 4.lfg1f'f'3F f ff ff? y ' :: M Q . ff V . R .fr . ,Y 4 ,V rv., A 'N' ' wwf, ay . 'h mil, A Q . 3'fA'?Ffr11?eg -A, L ' A- 5 V F lv-AL 'e' I -.I-Q9 41 N 4? . W, , , ww. X. 2 ' 'I' 3f'lf'i'.g,.'. -P J 1+ ff- H 'f 4 ff. -i:?'1Q- f 1' ,., A- E ,li Y 2 N-.-1:1 V J ' WK xv ..,' -J 2 '!,N A N ,LR , - .' Y. VA: R 4 'S' X gg T ,- .42 . 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The rest are well-known farmers of the com- munity. Mr. McKown has served on the board for seven years, since 19513 Mr. Jackson, five years, Mr. Hyett, six yearsg Mr. Morrow, five jycarsg Mr. Baugh, five years, Mr. Crapnell, seven years, Mr. Retherford, three years. The results of the election of April lO,l957, were: D. S. McKown, President, E. R. Baugh, M. B. Ballard, and D, W. Mayhew. Due to government projects at hand Mr. McKown and Mr. Dahl, with the aid of the board, conceived the idea of having a new school building built with the aid of the government. After acquiring a lawyer, and architect, construetionists, and the U. S. Government money, the school building was at last started. The students are indeed grateful for so great a project which will be completed in time for the next school term. -S. 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I -hgh, ml ' v In T' ' ' ' , 1:4V.' ,Qi 'Y '-.1-.5 15- ,1 .LJ-, ,, ff . ,U JJ,- ,.., , -, I 3' . ,T , MW , M In fi-51 L ,,'.gf55,EVg,,z1,q ' I W, Q , , S' ,..mr-.r Li, , 'V .' ., ,, ' - ',4J1'5T'a1 1. . - ' 1 1 3 H, SCHOOL BUILDINGS Joy School has made a wonderful advancement since 1896. The motive that prompted the construction of the present high school building was the feeling the community expressed for the needs of higher educational development. The members of the Board of Directors at that time were: Mr. Will Love, Mr, James Shingledecker, and Mr. Alex Carnahan. The site was purchased from Mr. Wentworth Holmes. The building was con- structed by Harney Brothers, Contractors. The original two of which were grade roomsg two high school room later was used became the office building contained four rooms, on the first floor and used as on the second, one used as the and the other as bell room. It as a class room and still ,later The first year, the faculty consisted of one other member besides Mr. Amlong, the principal. Mrs. Alex Carnahan taught the lower grades, and he instructed the high school. The subjects taught here in the high school for the first year were: General Historyg Algebra I and II, Plane Geometry, English I, Il, and IIIg Physics, Zoologyg Botany, and Bookkeeping. No choice was given the students in their course. They carried on no extra curricular activities. In May l89Q was held the first Commencement exercises. There were four graduates: Myrtle Holmes Bradford, Mable Kiddoo Sherer, Lena Swanson Love, and Lena Snyder Shoppa. Each member of the class gave an essay of his own composition. Myrtle Holmes Bradford gave the Salutatorian address and Mable Kiddoo Sherer, Valedictorian, State Superin- tendent of Schools Bayliss gave the address of the evening. In 1920 the Joy Com unity voted to make theirs a consolidated school. This necessitated the acquisition of more roomg therefore several small buildings were moved to the campus to accom- modate the lower grades. This arrangement never having proved satisfac- decided to build a new building might have the same facilities the adjoining towns. Thus, Joy are proudly watching the new school building which is place on which an old frame tory, the Community that their children as the children in again the people of erection of another located at the same school house once stood. Though lacking the beau- tiful shade trees that are in the old school yard, the new grounds and athletic field provide a larger play ground for the children. Everyone interested in basketball and dramat- ics is elated over the new auditorium which will be seventy-eight by fifty-eight feet. This may bring to realization the hope that Joy in the near future may be host to the county basketball tour- nament and the music and literary contests. A stage, twenty feet deep, will be sufficiently equipped for producing better and more difficult plays than have been given before. On the first floor there will be six rooms for the grades. The upper floor is for high school. Rooms have been provided for new subjects that will be added during the next few years. Aside from these, there will be lockers for all high school students, adequate lighting, and equal heat- ing in every room. 349,000 of the Sl09,000 used was granted by the Governmentf Mr. Howard S. Muesse, the archi- tect has shown great skill designing the building. According to the contractor the entire project will be completed by August 1, l957. All honor and love to the old building which has served us these many years, and while proud of our grand new building, we cannot help feeling a pang of regret at leaving the old where we have spent many happy and useful hours. Note: Louise Robison is grateful to Miss Knox for valuable assistance in the preparation of this historyo Faculty Mr. Dahl: Mrs. Mr. Mr. Miss Mrs. Miss Knox College Western Illinois State Teachers Collegej University of Chicago University of Iowa, A.M. . ' A . , I Augustana College, A.B. University of Iowa Browm: Western Illinois State Teachers College, University of Illinois University of Iowa Ingalsbe: - Western Illinois State Teachers College University of Iowa Reach: I Western Illinois State Teachers College, Teachers College, Columbia University University of Iowa Ingalsbe: Brown's Business College, Jacksonville, Eureka College, Two years Gregg Normal School, Chicago Western Illinois State Teachers College Dewhirst B.Ed B.Ed. B.Ed. B.Ed, Ill. Mac Murray College, Jacksonville, Illinois FACULTY SAYINGS Everyone admires an industrious individual. As you leave the classrooms of our high school to enter the school of broader experiences, may you never forget that work is the,highway to true hap- piness. f' Axe iff Ng A . -' ' '.- I x,,f You never know your full powers until you put them to work. -WHO 1 J-flediaaav-nf The success of an individual cannot be deter- mined until the goal for which he strives is known, but it is certain that it is never attained by a Cheerfulness, looking always on the bright side of things, determined always to stand in the sunshine rather than in the shadow--this it is that makes life, with its knotty problems, con- tinually easier. Its the Woil of gladnessn that WJ ' , . AV Speak mood English. 577 Write good English. Read, understand, and en oy good English. 0145. MWA. Real success in learning lies in absolute hon- esty7 particularly to yourself. Never try to make yourself believe that you have done your best, when a voice within you says you should have done better. 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MARNA JAYNE HOLM S: Old Fashioned Concert 2, Elmer 2, Tiger House 5, Christmas Program 5-4 ,A Full House 4, Alice's Blue Gown 4,Vice Presi- dent 5, Piano Contest, County 2-5-4, District 4, Local 4, Glee Club, County 2-5-4, Sub-Dis- trict 2-5-4, District 5-4,State 5, Vocal, Lo- cal 4, County 4, Sub-District 4, Cheerleader l-2 ' EILEEN OLSON: Old Fashioned Program 2, Neighbors 5 EARL Tiger House 5, A Full House 4, Directing One Act Play 4, Pampered Darling 4, Christmas Pro- gram 4, President 4, Glee Club Contests,Coun- ty, 5-4,'Sub-District 5-4,District 5-4,State5 MC DANIEL: Enter the Hero 2, Elmer 2, Tiger House 5, Full of Youth 5, Neighbors 5, A Full House 4, AleXander's Horse Q, President 2, O- ration Contests Local 4, County 2-5-4, Sub- District 2-5-4, Baseball 5-4. MARTHA MAY SEIVEH: Old Fashioned Program 2, A Full 4. House LOUISE ROBISON: Thanks Awfully 2, A Full House 4, Old Fashioned Program 2, Christmas Program 5- 4. BETTY MARIE KIDDOOS Old Fashioned Program 2,Neigh- bors 5, Christmas Program 5-4, Tiger House 5, Pampered Darling 4, Dramatic Local4,Glee Club Contests, County 5-4, Sub-District 5-4, Dis- triot 5-4, State 5, Secretary l-2-5-4. PAULINE WALGREH: Thanks Awfully 2, Tiger House 5, Neighbors 5, A Full FQus14,O1d Fashioned Pro- eram 2, Dramatic Dcclamation, Local 4, County 2-5-4, Sub-District 2-5-4, Verse Spcaking,Lo- cal 4, County 4, Sub-District 4,Christmas Pro- gram 4, President 5, Vice President l-4, Glee Club Contests, County 4, Sub-District 4, Dis- trict 4, Alice's Blue Gown. ' DON WALKER: Elmer 2, A Full House 4, Basket Ball 4. FORREST ELENE Mc KOWNg Old Fashioned Program 2, El- mer 2, Christmas Program 5, A Full House 4, Ti- ger House 5, Glee Club Contests, County 2-5,Sub district 2-5 District 5 St t 5 2 a 5 9 f VERLA HOLMES: Elmer 2, Old Fashioned Concert 2,Neigh bers 5, Christmas 'Program 5-4, A Full House 4 Vocal Contest, Local 5-4, Sub Club Contests, County 5-4,Sub 'riot 5-4, State 5. ' . RUSSELL CRAwEORDf Hero by the Hour A Full House-4, Baseball 5-4, ket Ball 2-5-4. LUCILLE LINQAFELTER: Old Fashioned 2, Christmas Program 5, Tiger District 4, Glce District 5-4,Dis- 5, Tiger 'House 5 Track 2-5-4, Bas- Concert 2, Elmer House 5. HAROLD HARROUN: Full of Youth 5, Neighbors 5. LETHA MORSE: Christmas Program 4, Glee Club contests County 4, Sub-District 4. SENIOR THOUGHTS FOR THE DAX ROBERT GATES: Steady and sure makes the best cure, for Seniors! , MARNA JAXNE HOLMES: Employment leaves no room for idle thought. U EILEEN OLSON: Laugh and the world laughs with youg weep and you weep alone. EARL McDANIEL: Better late than never. MARTHA MAY SEIVER: Precious things are done up in small packages. IDUISE ROBISON:The race is not always to the swift. BETTY MARIE KIDDOO: Live and learn. PAULINE WALGREN: Look for the best in life ---- not the worst. DON WALKER: A poor excuse is better than none. FORREST ELENE McKOWN Something that is everybody's business is nobody's business. VERLA HOLM S: Go on and make errors and fail, but get up again and go on, RUSSELL CRAWFORD: Moet obstacles half wayg Don't let them come to you. LUCILLE LINGAFELTER: Take your time, but keep plug- ging along. HAROLD HARROUN: The harder you're thrown, the high- er you bounce. I LETHA MORSE: Clean out your own back yard before you start on others. 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UWQ .nm Hngmgwpm Wd 5Od5Hum wmpmwwm ndogd DWHWHOUQM UHPEWBM mwOWdm wHHSewBm Ham Sw SUHW WQQMHM m d0HWWMWum CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1925 eleven of the seniors grad- uating from high school this year began their jour- ney through Joy School. During the next seven years Pauline Walgren and Robert Gates were absent from the group, but joined again before Eighth Grade Graduation. W ' -August 2l,flf33! A group of verdant freshmen assemtici in rwom five to begin a nine months' siege with Ancient History, English, Algebra, .and Physiology. However, after completing a portion of the last two years in the standing army, we didn't feel so much like raw recruits as some of the upper class-men seemed to think us. Gordon McNielly was chosen president, and Betty Marie Kiddoo, sec- retary treasurer. Mr. Hultgren did much to make our two parties successful: one was in December at the hall and the other in Burns's yard in the spring. While we were pursuing this part of our education Maurice Johnson, Harold Swanson, Clyde Anderson, and Lytle Welch saw fields more 'attrac- tive than ours and departed from the group. We re- gretted hafing Gordon McNiel1y move from this dis- trict. When, after a three months' vacation, we again met, our path divided, the majority preferring the land of biology and those remaining visiting an- cient Rome. Mr. Ingalsbe, this year and the two remaining, very competently guided us. Earl Mc Daniel presided at the class meetings with Robert Gates as vice president. Betty Marie Kiddoo was re-eloctcd secretary-treasurer. There were two parties, one at McKown's and the other at the skat- ing rink with the freshmen. This year Bob Gates made the team in baseball, Russell Crawford, Bob Gatos, and Wayne Haas in basket-ball, and Russell in track. Earl McDaniel and Pauline Walgren placed in the county literary contest. Marna Jayne Holmes got second in the county music contest: During the year we were sorry to have John Burns move to Galesburg and Glenn Epperly move to Rock Island. Leland Nelson who joined our class last year also left. Dorothy Bailey went to Woodhull. When we started to school as juniors, we had a very interesting year before us. After having elected Pauline Walgren president, Marne Jayne Holmes vice-president, and Betty Marie Kiddoo sec- retary-treasurer, we were ready to proceed. First we enjoyed helping the seniors initiate the freshmen. Next an invitational progressive bunco party was held at the hall. High prizes went to Martha May Seiver and Eddie Munson and consola- tion prizes to Earl McDaniel and Verla Holmes. In the fall Ethel Dewhirst had her credits transfer- red to the Neponset high school and is still there Harold Harroun started in Joy after two years in the Aledo high sehooll Early in the fall the seniors decided they wanted a make-up box and new stage equipment for their play. They persuaded us to help them by pay- ing half after the track meet. It was a great im- provement for the stage, but it made a large dent in our treasury. In the latter part of our sophomore year Mr. Olson from the Josten Company came to our class and convinced us that we should select our class rings and pay a dollar on them so that they would come earlier in the following year. By October 7 everyone ordering a ring had turned his money in and all had received their rings. During the basket-ball season this class sold candy at the home games. Russell Crawford repre- sented our class on the team this year. In March some of the girls in our class were good enough vocalists to get to go to the state contest with Miss Dewhirst and help win first place. Earl McDaniel placed third in the oratori- cal contest in Aledo, and Marna Jayne Holmes won second plice inbthe county piano contest. After the many, various Nvacationsn we finally get together long enough to pick out a play. Prac- tice was delayed because we decided NHeart Trouble didn't have enough action, so we had to wait for information concerning nTiger Housean We added much to the stage faithfully, and the play was a big success. ' Before the play was off our hands we were work ing for the Junior-Senior Banquet. The nautical idea was carried out with a ship as centerpiece and programs in the shape of sail boats. For each senior we had a corsage of a gladiola and sweet- peas, and then pictures were taken to keep as a memory of the pleasant evening. Dancing and card playing followed the banquet. In Eoing all this work Mr. Ingalsbe was our coun- selor and guide. This year rob, Russell, and Earl made the team in baseball, ard Russell also made the track team. Not long after school started last fall we chose Eileen president, Pauline vice-president, and Betty Marie, secretary-treasurer. Then came the task of finding color combinations, flowers, and a motto that the majority of the class would accept. Finally green and gold was decided upon with the violet as class flower. Our motto is: Our aim: Success, Our hope: To Win. At the beginning of the year Wayne Haas, Don Baugh, and Russell Davis started back to school, but they were dissatisfied so they quit, leaving only five boys in the class. As we were badly in need of money, we gave WA Full Housen for our senior play. This play, lacking the mystery and excitement of WTiger Houson, was not so well liked. In accordance with the other classes the sen- iors holped with the all high school party, held December 23rd. We furnished rolls and pop. This year Russell Crawford and Earl McDaniel made the first team in baseball, Bob Gates, Don Walker, and Russell in basket-ball, and Russell in track. Every year the D. A. R. gives a trip to Wash- ington U. C. to one girl from each state. Each high school can select a girl from the senior class for a chance on the trip. Forrest Elene McKown was chosen by our class this year. x 5 , 4 SENIOR CLASSfPOEM At last! Seniors of 19571 After four long years of Wsaid to be Just a few more weeks of toil and ru And we'll all be out of this Joy Hig Just for memories' sake, In the past 1et's look-- The.things we've done would fill a b Begin with the freshmen year When we climbed the stair ' To be greeted at the top by Mr. Blai Remember our room? Number five, Where we spent most the time To work and strive So that in the near future, When the next year rolled 'round, In a higher class we could be found? Remember the Freshmen parties? The one held at the hall? And the other one in Burnsls yard That we had in the fall? Then when the sophmore year came, We entered school in a rushg We weren't green any more, And we'd learned not to blush! And after this year flew by-- Look at the memories it brings, Of meeting new people, ' New studies, and new things. And now, our junior year Which we'll never forget! It was one of the most earefree, hap We'll ever have, I'll bet. Remember the Sophomore-Junior-Party With Lueg in the hands of Fate? The time we went to Seaton, And learned to roller-skate? And the Junior Class Play hhish was the talk of the town? When we presented WTiger Housen, ' The audience went fround and 'round. The Junior-Senior Banquet heaven? ie, h School ook. I'. py years Was the next thing on the list. Remember working in the basement When bookkeeping class we missed? Also the Senior Class flowers For which we couldn't pay, And we owed Mr. Ingalsbe Until after the Senior Play? From one thing to another, We hardly had time to breathe, But we were all very sorry Our junior year to leave. And last--Our Senior Year! To tell all would take a day, So to point out a few major points, We'll begin with the Senior Play. WA Full Housen was given Under the direction of Vesta Keach, Who almost became gray-haired, Directing and trying to teach. The classes' reputation became WDoing nothing day after day, Of kihling time and gazing around Just to pass the time away.n Some said we ran around too much, Going some place night after night, And coming droopily to school the next day, We'd invariably get in a fight. Well, we soon get over it, When at ourselves we decided to look, So we snapped out of our drowsy spell, And started to publish a book! The 1956 WJoysterW was the result of Our efforts and time. With thanks to Miss Keach and Mr. Ingalsbe, The book came out just fine. The next important things Showed us what High School had meant. The Junior-Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate, And last--Commencement. And so those years leave memories We will carry all our lives, Thoughts of happy school days, Always to cherish and prize. CLASS PROPHECY Entering the tent of Ohow Nutzey, the magician, we are told the visions the mystic ball holds of members of the class of '37 in 1947. V A The first scene is that of a schoolroom. There are about twenty bookkeeping students working fran- tically to make their Trial Balance balance. seated behind the desk and working, also frantically, to get some economic papers graded is our Miss Eileen Olson who wishes she had taken up housekeeping aft- er all! The next scene is that of the stock exhibit at the State Fair in 1947. we see a beautiful Hereford steer being given a bath and a permanent wave by a little girl in dirty overalls---Betty Marie Kiddoo. We wonder if she learned this art of beauty culture at Knox. We now see an art museum where we find Russell Crawford just finishing the statue of a species of the human race 2,000 years from now. Russell has certainly become far-sighted since he was in school. Now we are taken far across the seas to Naples, Italy, where Miss Marna Jayne Holmes is studying piano under the direction of Leapover Mouskowski, the famed Italian instructor. After a few years of study she expects to return to the Uhited States and join the Metropolitan Opera Company of New York City or go on the radioiif she can find a sponsonl, or she may even resort to Major Bowes. Who knows? Next we see a lonely street in a large city. Walking along with his mouth screwed up trying to whistle, our Nlittle but mightyn cop, Don Walker, whirls his club around and advances toward a car parked in front of a fire plug. The occupants are one or more of the present seniors, but we'll let you guess who. The next scene takes us to a very cold region in Alaska where the Eskimos live. Inside an igloo sits Verla Holmes knitting her fastest.We are given to understand that she is knitting sweaters and pants for polar bears which are marooned on ice bergs. The next vision takes us way down to South Africa where we find Martha May Seiver selling jewelry to the natives. Martha has become quite rich because of the huge profit she makes on her cheap jewelry, which, of course, the natives think is magnificient, Well, that's one way to make money, Martha. -vu--..,....-.-..-..M - - 1 We now see a large building which appears ce be an animal hospital. Upon entering we see a demure little nurse--Letha Morse---swiftly gliding about helping the doctor diagnose a case of small pox which some elephants have contracted. Anyway, it's a gig job, Letha. Nex we see a ship far off somewhere on the Pacific Ocean. As it comes nearer we see a tall, dark, and handsome fellow scrubbing decks with the rest of the dubs. It could be Bob Gates ---- well, it is. He expects to be a Captain someday, but right now-look! We've reached one of the Hawaiian Islands. What'does that big sign over there say? WMade-Rites-lOd.W And the proprietor is none other than Forrest Elene MeKown. Well, I still like mine with onion, Mickey! The next scene is that of the make-up depart- ment of Twentieth--Century Fox Studios in Holly- wood, California. Shirley Temple,who is now making WSweet Sixteenn is being made up by Miss Pauline Walgren. Well, Polly, you made Hollywood, but not as an actress! Next we see awlarge mountain. Standing at the highest point is Harold llarroun. He is pointing to a.holelsix,feet in diameter, which he thinks goes to China. Oh Well! he'll learn, if he lives long enough. The next scene is that of a five and ten cent store. Behind a long counter we find Lucille Lingafelter, who seems to be gliding about very smoothly. Later we find that she is standing on a little car which runs on a track, and by pressing a button with her foot, she can move wherever she pleases. That saves the wear and tear on shoe leather. Now we are at a large circus. The announcer is introducing the most famous trapeze performer of the world ---- Miss Louise Robison ----- who will do a daring act 50 feet in mid-air without a net below. Well, Louise is certainly still sure of herself! The last scene takes place in a large library where Earl McDaniel is receiving awards for his novel,'WTo Marry and Still Love.N We never thought Earl's ardent love of literature and composing a- bility would lead to this! A Happy Future for Class of '57! SENIOR WILL In the Name of God, Amen We, the Seniors of Joy High School of Joy, the County of Mercer, and the State of Illinois, being of sound mind and memory,and considering the uncer- tainty of this frail and transitory life, do there- fore make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament. ' To the Faculty-- Our hearts and our love are open to the members of the NSmall but Mightyn faculty, and we hope to show our appreciation to you by endeavoring to be- come what you have taught us during our high school career. Hoping to show our more true ability,we make the following bequeathszi I To Mr. Dahl--our best wishes for the success of his plans pertaining to his doctorate, and hope that he will continue his excellent work with Joy School. ' To Miss Keach--we will our modesty and trust that her interest in the English subject will con- tinue es long as she remains in Joy High School. To Mr. Ingalsbe--our desire to dedicate this annual to him and hope he will continue his excell- ent ability as class advisor, and also all the old- est and ruined stencils for the year book. To Mrs. Ingelsbe--we leave all old typewriter- rihbons and that feeling of desertion just before speed drills. 1 To Mrs. Nelson--we bequeath the thought NI will help you if you help yourself,N hoping the next to come will get some of the same. To Mr. Brown--we leave the thought of athletics the remaining stars, and will request of him to up- hold the sportmanship of Hoy High School. To Miss Dewhirst--we leave our sharp wit, flat humor, and enjoyable Wrestsn between measures. To the Classes-- To the Juniors--we leave our hope that you will all become Seniors and graduate in '58, thus enabl- you to choose your profession in the deep, dark,to- morrow thoughts of life. . ' To the Sophomores--we will our efforts and de- sire to keep ahead in all tasks. To the Freshmen--we bewueath that old important advice: NTake it easy in the Study-Hallg you will bc there longer.N Personal Bequeaths Eileen Olson leaves her ability to give her opinion on certain subjects to Gene Forrest. Letha Morse wills her solitude and meekness to Wini- fred R666 . Louise Robison bequeaths her quietness and soft-ton ed voice to Paul Munson. Betty Kiddoo leaves her untiring efforts to get in early at nights to Grace Emerson. iLook out! Grace the night- hawks will get you if you don't watch -- out.J Martha May Seiver bequeaths her unique, small,- and dainty posture to Doris Gene Jackson. Don Walker leaves his ability to mind his own busi ness and to pay attention in class to Leo Dodson. Verla Holmes wills her giggle to Marvin Carlson. Perhaps his fascination for the weaker sex will im- prove. To Alberta Griffith, Pauline Walgren leaves her ab- ility to read poetry and to express her feeling. Earl McDaniel bequeaths his modesty and willingness to coeoperate with the girls to Carol Allen. To Lois Epperly, Robert Gates leaves some of his height so that her best man won't have to stoop so far to say good night. Harold Harroun leaves his wide range of English to Bernice Finch. Lucille Lingafelter gives all her WFlapper Fannie W ideas to Anna Fisher, hoping that she will make use of them. Marna Jayne Holmes wills her nimble fingers which have been of great use to her in typing and play- ing the piano to Vernon Bryant. To Ralph Reynolds, Forrest Elene McKown Bequeaths-- WCornet rhythm is her businessn. Get hotg Ralph, Get hot! Russell Crawford wills his Irish temper and his a- bility to make the girls blush to Merle Hyett. Lastly, we make, constitute Hiram Forrest to be Exe- outor ofthis, our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former Wills by us made. 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Ber'nice Finch: Christmas Program 5, Vocal Solo- Locel 5, Vocal-Sub-District 5,Glee Club-Coun- ty 5, Sub-District 5, District 5, Nothing But the Truth 5. Eugene Forrest: Not Quite Such a Goose 2, A Full House 5, Pampered Darling 5, Baseball 5, Seo- retary-Trcasure 5, Oration-Local 5, Nothing But the Truth 5. , Anna Fisher: Christmas Program 2, Nothing But the Truth Zo ' Alberta Griffith: Nothing But the Truth 5. Merle Hyett: Baseball 1, 2, 5, Basketball l, 5, 2 Track l, 2, 5, President 2, Doris Gene Jackson: Nothing Dut the Truth 5. Paul Munson: NumeralslBasketbal1D l,Basketball2, 5, Baseball 2, 5,Vice President 2, President 5, Nothing But the Truth 5. Ralph Reynolds: Not-Quite Such a Goose 2gPampered Darling 5: Funerals iBasketballl l, Sgmanager 2g Secretary lg Vice President SQ NOth1Rg ut the Truth F. I ' Winifred Reed: Christmas:Program 5g Glee Club .ontest-County 5g SuowDistrict 33 District 35 Nothing But the Truth 3, . CAN YOU IMAGINE???? Lois Epperly llughing in a show? Winifred Reed talking slow? Doris Jackson short and thin? Alberta Grlffith 'chasing menu? Vernon Bryant not a Npest'? Grace Emerson a nMae Wastn? Bernice Finch taking a dare? Ralph Reynolds singing bass? Carol Allen in a race? Leo Dodson raising crops? Marvin Carlson selling mops? Merle Hyatt teaching school? Eugene Forrest in a duel? Paul Munson directing a band? Anna Fisher a WSal1y Rand?' First Row: Second Row: Third ROW: SOPHOMORE CLASS Doris Walgren, Lucille Retherford, Edith Howlett, Vella McCormick, Mary Kathryn Jackson, Martha Crawford, Elva Blaisdell, Ruth Ellen Nelson, Mildred Morse, Fione John- son, Helen Wakeland. Russell Wright, Lois Morrow, Lillian Dorsett, Lucille Hughes, Lucille Liebig, Letha Fifield, Ethel Feh Miller, Betty Kistler, Everett Seiver, Carol Krueger, Bob McNall William Morse, Gerald Finch, Warren Morrow, Howard Grizz Bob Knox, Wayne Duncan, Robert Weeks, Marvin Adams. 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IUCIIIT IIHHIC: VETIA VCCORNTGY: ETITEI FEP' VIILEZF? : LCIS VORRCW: Alice's Blue Gown 25 Christmas Pro- gram 25 Cleo Club-County, Sub-District and District 2. WARREN MCRROW: Track 1, 23 Vice-President lg President 2. E EDWARD VUNSON: Alexander's Horse 2g Baseball 2. ROBERT WEEKS: MIIDREF NURSE: Glee Club-County, Sub-District and District 2. GERALD FINCH: RUTH NELSON: The Pampered Darling 2. LUCILLE RETHERFORD: Winner, Creative Writing Cont- est 2. EVERETT SEIVER: ' HARRIET STEVENS: Oration-Local 2g Humorous-Loc- al 2g Alice's Blue Gown 2g Christmas Pro- pram 2. DORIS WAIGREN: Oration-Local and County 2g Al- ioe's Blue Gown 2g Christmas Program 2. FEIEN WAYETAND: RUSSETI WRIGHT: Vice-President 2. MARVIV ADAMS: EIVA PILISDEILQ A Giee Club-County, Sub-District and District 23 Christmas Program 2. WIIIILN UCRRIS: RCBEPT VCNAII! First Row: Second Row: Third Row: FRESHMAN CLASS Maxine Loving, Iris Hyett, Audrey Lunn, Betty Wakeland, Ruth Noble, Ruth Hadsell, Virgilene McCulley. Lee Mosley, George Emerson, Richard doo, Lavern Brown, Kenneth Anderson. Fifi-ala, Bill Kid- Everett Weeks, Wilfred Danner, Dean Robison. CLASS OFFICERS President--Bill Kiddoo Vice President--Kenneth Anderson Secretary 5 Treasurer--Richard Fifield v -Q 52 1 -s , v 1 A 1 la ,,, .Ia-6 Al' T 5 1 44.1 'lv .lu m- ., N . F ,. 3 'G m,.,..F r , ,F e ,- L vi W ff '- -- +- - X wr I 1 1 'll L V r A .V rf,g'?:1'. :g.Qf'r35 . ' , l ,J ' .1 vb W '. ' JL 3 'lu B-J? 'AgQgw'E?:'-lf: ' Qlxlf:-.4 'P' -L7 J 'Z .M , 'JH L: ,, '- ..- 2 V . . J 5-'E l ,K ,. ,. .A FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES KENNETH ANDERSON: Vice President lg Tye Pampered Darling l. LA VERNE BROWN: WILERED DANNER: GEORGE EMERSON: - RICHARD FIFIELD: Treasure l. RUTH HADSELL: IRIS HYETT: b BILLY KIDDOGE President lg Basketball lg Track 1. MAXINE LOVING: AUDREY LUNN: Glee Club Contests--County, Sub-Dist., and District 1. VIRGILINE McCULLY: LEE MOSLEY: The Pampered Darling 1. 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This made possible a mu- sic appreciation hour over t he radio for this year The course consisted of twelve lessons conducted by Walter Domrosch, on N. B. C. from New York City. Student note books were used during'the class hour which added interest to the lessons. There is an old adage to the effect that the grass on the other side of the fence always looks greenest. How erroneous this is. There is no need to travel farther than the boundaries of our own village to find most any talent deisred, students excelling in music, both instrumental and voice, good speakers or born actors. The eighth graders aspire to be authors. ' At present they are writing their.autebiographies. Grade seven excell as public speakers. Lmny fine talks have been given during the year in geo- graphy, current events, and on several special sub- jects. Several students in Junior High deserve hon- orable mention. Bob Pence, Everett Dodson, Louise Loving in the eighth grade, and Koorene Danner, Lorraine Fisher, Patricia Noble, Rozeta Robison, and Darlene Franson in seventh grade have been per- fect in attendance for the entire year. Bob Pence, Gloria Harney, Shirley Braucht, Do- ris Seiver, Madge Steele in grade eight, and Rozeta Robison and Patricia Noble in grade seven have been on the honor roll every month for the entire year. -This year an especial effort is being put forth to better our attendance record in Junior High. In the past in many specific cases poor Work and failure to Wpassn can be directly attributed to poor attendance. We have decided that sickness is almost the only excuse for absence. Four hundred seventeen library books have been read so far this year in Hunior High. 0ne hundred fofsyvslx vritten book reports have been made and a limi number of oral book reports given. ' Pleria Harney, Don Schneck, Shirley Braucht, Larbha Maas, and Duane Hunsley in grade eight have each read over twenty books. Patricia Noble and Merwon Jognson are our greatest readers in grade seven. Patricia leads all Junior High readers. At the time this book foes to print she has read thirty books. The following students won certificates in penmanship for this year: 7 Darlene Franson Patricia Ioblo Mary Jane Stead Last Year Hola Fifield Clair Hyett Gloria Harney Doris Seivor GRADE EIGHT Robert Boyles Everett Dodson Buster Hudson Clair Hyett Bob Pence Don Schneck Ernest Hodgson Lucille Lilly Verlea NCDOna1d Grace Diehl Shirlev Braucht Hola Fifield ' Juanita Glidden lhrtha Haas Gloria Xarney Betty Knox Louise Loving Don Sciver Madge Steele Martha Jane Scranton Jane Uakeland 8 Juanita Glidden Duane Hunsley Louise Loving Don-Schneck Doris Seiver Martha Haas Madge Steele Bob Pence GRADE SEVEN Richard Adams Harold Coons Junior Fullerton Mbrwon Johnson Richard Johnson Junior Miller Vern Seiver Eleanor Mae Bloomer Moorene Danner Lorraine Fisher Elinore Flaherty Darlene Franson Eleanor McKown Patricia Noble Priscilla Robison Rozeta Robison ' Lmry Fane Stead Hazel'Martin EI GHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE 4 -EJ. .W,P5nEi75!'7' 'N' Q, .' 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FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES The pupils of the fifth grade are: Doris Sil- ver, Paul Robison, Stuart Layhev, Doris Lay Loving, Marjorie Broun, Hervert Nelson, Earl Anderson, Wil- bur Coons, Koris Jean Crapnell, Phyllis Weeks, Ver- na Armstrong, Tsyne Edgar, Joe Uakeland, Dona John- son, Allan Hodgson, Bobby Wright, Marjorie Markley, Clair Olson, Mary Beth Kulch, Jeanette Brown, Louis Irwin,Jimmy Butler,Lois McDonald, hilton Brown, Eu- gene Cooper. I The pupils of the Snyder, Harold Bryant, land, Roberta Gilmore, Betty Rader, Harriette ces Connerley, Chester Mildred Brown, Russell sixth grade being: Dona-Lee Kelvin Glidden, Violet Wake- Jack Kchonald, Bobby Steele, Dodson, Louise Fisher, Fran- Nelson, Karybelle Crapnell, Fullerton, Lois Diehl, Shir- ley Boyles, Harold Lilly,Richard Loving, Eugene Sc- ranton, Kenneth Noble, Dorothy Smythe, Louise Emer- son, Barbara Gilmore, Eugene Fields. The fifth and sixth grades had an enrollment of forty-four at the first of the school term. By the end of the term in Lay they had an enrollment of a- round fifty-one. These grades have been active in all brade school activities. Hr. Holmes is the teacher. l v.'!1V Wg?7? '-' 5? ' N 1 ,.-. x fi 4 -:P a. , E -If 1 1 v' I N I ' ,515 A N THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE . ,Q.i -2- . wx M . .milf-,ez-P.s ' . Q.. 11'fg5ci-f,f,'-Z-,--4'-Q. b .. ,., Q-97 Y I 'fi w:,:1:p -qw f1i.4.Q':f- . 5314 31 .,. E4 flxirl ' . .. L.::, .g f+55fzg. ,5 Q . ' s ?Wf1! a:1.ai1e-.3E. .A:,5g.igfg5'F wa 1 -. Ir A -1 - an 'wi f1:f.,'2f-'-aff W -f 4 if f h'.'-5W L f:'f.13'F:i' I , V 1 .- 5 .1556 it . 11- ww-1 I 'L-'11-. A-IL. -If M' 2 .'..- H .wp .- 1',l7+5.,,A I if .QL aim v . . Q'-J.: .'I,,.-gg, lin, -1 .'Y.,:7nl FJ. , , L ' '?f..:Q?'g,g. w.. -, ,, ,- , . ,Q b- Nw Q 1 : - '- v 1 .L - - 5 L 7 .-11' A --Iwi .. ,W 3- . . . l--4. fl Lf.,., . ' ' ',.:.5:.+' , x .Wi A .rx1!.,H,.,l f' -.La 'L:, F1'.. .' r A . 5-fa. 7, g f: lL' ' ri -I 5-af, A .- ' 1 -te 5' ' 11. V, .!f' -. ' . ' .r IV., ah. :1 .g,.ln. f A A ji,-11,547 4 , V. , I. 4 ' 1 gif' if-' - . , , . 1 u x 'n. 1 Ln, Q.-r.-lcv -' 'P F5 L f' 3-Q? ga , -1- .,l.3?Qi' '14 W ,-3, .Wg . ..,- ,,,5i.yi!:h 3 A U i..w.1pv,'.. Cyn. , Y:- ..1.... . zu ua Q Y. ,f 11: vi, 11, fig ' .3 -V., .. JL.. . K ' si !!.,,.ig-'P :- ..:. ,arm V M -r . .1 Q -. ' lyk. ,, r- ini? .ff L. . mx' LY? N. 1 .' f':f.,M:', '3 ? ...i -r X yi. . : . '- , 'JA ...I HHe'1':?:.Feff ' A V . 1 5 Y 1 ' L ?a .' - Ml Q.. .xg IA. .xi ., MAE. 'a A-'. , I .mg do I. . .., rw. 1 amy.. I w L L 5 ...I la v. . F-. Q , dig., V 3 x , ' 'V-.QT 4 4 -5 gl. A'fF.'7.i, V X - 9 . ., . ?'5'1', ,N .-if., . lsr' E ' psf' N . -g ,L mpW,x' f fl wht ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO An Operetta in Three Acts by Joy Grades . November 20, 1957 Cast of Characters CAs we meet them! Geppetto, an old wood-carver --------- Bob Pence Master Cherry, named for his red nose - -Merwon Johnson Pinocchio, an adventurous, mischievous nuppet ----- ' Betty Ruth Robison Soldier, one of Italy's valiant carabineers ----- - ' Eugene Fields Talking-cricket, who has lived over 100 years ----- Edys Elaine Morrow Sunbeams, shining messengers of morning - -Grades 1-2-5 Harlequin, Pinocchio's wooden friend ---- Joan Deeds Punchinello, another wooden companion--Helen Jean Steed Boy, a vendor of fruit ---------- Harold Bryant Old Clothes Man, looking for bargains ---- Buster Hall Fire-Eater , ferocious when angry, gentle when sneezing Robert Boyles Fox, cunning. Pretending to be lame ---- Don Schneck Cat, treacherous. Pretending to be blind ------- Barbara Ann Gilmore Blue Fairy, Pinccchio's beautiful, blue haired friend- Donna Lee Snyder Fairv's Attendants ---- Phyllis Weeks, Marjorie Brown Harriet Dodson, Roberta Gilmore Dog CMedoroJ Blue Fairy's coachman ---- Junior Miller Doctor Crow Jackie Haas Doctor Owl - - Famous Doctors who do not Buddy Rader agree Four Grey Rabbits, messengers of gloom - - Doris Nesbit Luella Locey, Betty Kenny, Shirley Brown Lampwick, a dunce ----------- Jackie Patterson Tunny Fish, Pinocchio's companion in misery ------ Junior Jackson Schoolmaster, conscientious, forgives and forgets - - - Duane Hunsley Soldiers -------- Earnest Hodgson, Richard Adams Clair Olson, Wilbur Coons Eugene Fields, Stuart Mayhew Eugene Scranton, Paul Robison Lewis Irwin, Richard Loving Wayne Edgar, Allen Hodgson Eugene Cooper, Bobby Gowdy- Marionettes- - - Betty Marie Rader, Louise Emerson Mary M. Jackson, Shirley Boyles Violet Wakeland, Louise Fisher Barbara Gilmore, Doris Loving Villagers ------------- Grades 5-6-7-8 Sprites of Night ---------- Grades 1-2 boys Assassins ------ Don Schneck, Barbara Gilmore Silver Fishes ----- Gloria Harney, Martha Haas June Wakeland, Nola Fifield Martha J. Scranton, Shirley Braucht l Madge Steele, Doris Seiver Rozeta Robison, Marv Jane Stead Elinore L. Flaherty, Eleanor M. Bloomer Eleanor McKown, Marion Crawford Director - - ' -- -- 4- - -Miss Ruth Dewhirst Costume Manager ---------- Miss Mabel Knox Accompanist ---------- Marna Jayne Holmes- '.-: .': 1 , 5 A, I WMWQ . 1? gf? 65 Nm-my X If 0 U xx xx fX ' 4, , Z' O 4, ' L., ' H w x , 9 'rl Q '7 'L-f' Hs l H5 the- HWS! i-330.35 I N H-,mfg fhe C' PFW! f ' 1 0. pp em' im I ORGAN IZXXTIQNS r R-,- JOYSTER STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF---Earl McDaniel Assistant---Vesta Keach PRODUCTION MANAGER---Marne Jayne Holmes Assistants---Betty Marie Kiddoo, Earl McDaniel, Mrs. Ingalsbe BUSINESS MANAGER---Betty Marie Kiddoo Assistants---Harold Harroun and Mr. Ingalsbe SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER---Forrest Elene McKown Assistant---Lucille Lingafelter PHOTOGRAPHERS---Bob Gates and Russell Crawford SPORTS EDITOR---Forrest Elene McKown SENIOR EDITOR---Martha May Seiver GRADE EDITOR---Louise Robison EXTRA CIRRICULAR EDITOR---Pauline Walgren Assistant---Verla Holmes JOKE EDITOR---Eileen Olson AIUMNI---Russell Crawford, Betty Kiddoo ADVERTISING---Betty Kiddoo, Marne Jayne Holmes r, .- ,Y 'r 2' , , Q ., L, . ,Is .I 3 '. . - N 'LS' WVU I V Q. 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Dramatic Club, which consists of the freshmen and sophomores, and the Thespian Society, which consists of the junior and seniors, organized early in the year and held meetings on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Each member of the upper class group had a position corresponding to those used in actual play production. The other group had the following officers: President ---------------- Harriet Stevens Secretary ------- f -------- Gloria Pflibsen These two clubs presented three one-act plays, December 10. All members had roles in either 'Alex- ander's Horse', 'glice's Blue Gown' or 'The Pampered Darling'. The local literary contest, held March 2, was entered by more students than for several years. ORATION Doris Walgren ----- The Enemy of Peace Earl McDaniel ----- Peace Letha Fifield ----- First Inaugural Eugene Forrest ---- Take the Profit Out of Kidnapping Harriet Stevens--+The New South Of these entries Doris Walgren was chosen highest of the girls, entitling her to enter the county contest, March 15, at Aledog where she placed first. Earl ranked highest of both boys and girls and therefore entered both the county and the sub-district. He received third at the county. DRAMATIC Betty Kiddoo-f ------ ---- Macbeth E Pauline Walgren h------- -Ile Ruth Noble -------------- The Lilac Lady Pauline Walpren ranked highest and entered both the county and sub-district contests. At the county she placed third and at the sub-district KAledo, March B73 she placed fourth. She also ent- ered Verso Reading at the sub-district where she placed third. HUMOROUS Martha Crawford -------- Correct Behavior on a Picnic - -Harriet Stevens -------- The Taming of the Shrew Martha Crawford won in the humorous division in the local contest and entered the county and sub- district contests. , Junior Play Cast--In the order of their , first speeches. Nothing But The Truth E. M. Ralston ----------- Vernon Bryant Bishop Doran--' ---- ----- - Dick Donnelly-- ----- --- Robert Bennett ------- -- Mrs. E. M. Ralston ----- Clarence Van Dusen------ Ralph Reynolds Carol Allen -Paul'Munson -Eugene Forrest -Winifred Reed - Ethel Clark ------------- Grace Emerson Gwen Ralston ----------- Sabel Jackson ---------- Mabel Jackson ---------- Martha -------------- --- - Senior Play Cast ' A Full House -Lois Epperly -Alberta Griffith -Bernice Finch -Gene Jackson George Howell------- ---- Earl McDaniel Ottily Howell ----------- Marne Jayne Holmes Daphne ------------------ Eileen Olson ' Ned Pembroke ----- - ---- -Russell Crawford King------- ------- --- -Robert Gates Susie ------------------- Forrest Elene McKown Parks ------------------ -Don Walker Auntie ------- - --------- Verla Holmes Vera Vernon ---- -------Pauline Walgren Mrs. Pembroke ---------- Mrs. Fleming ------- --- Mooney ---------- ------- -Louise Robinson -Martha Seiver -Carol Allen Serpeant- -------- ------- Eugene Forrest Kearney ---------------- -Vernon Bryant First Row: Second Row: Third Row: DRAMATIC CLUB Betty Kistler, Harriet Stevens, Mary Kathryn Jackson, Lois Morrow, Martha Crawford, Virginia Hyett, Ruth Ellen Nelson, Ruth Noble. Miss Keachidireotorl, Doris Walgren, Pauline Walgren, Letha Fifield, Eileen Olson, Marna Jayne Holmes, Lois Epperly, Betty Marie Kiddoo. Eugene Forrest, Ralph Reynolds, Earl McDaniel, Robert Gates, Kenneth Anderson, Lee Mosley. 11. nw-n-ry Q' 'K' N 4 r 4: -r QQ ,- , 1 . ,f A. W 'r '.,,- , I u u . MM lvl' ,An - -x, -v , Alb . 3. A,-.WHJN,..,9-. . 1 - -V A ' r -N... .',1' f 1, -Nffm-l . 5 1:-sy . - 'f' ' ri X- Lfwfffblif' f ,,. ,-N., 15.1. -,Qwr,,. . Af '. -L4 -Q f ' . V . ff-54 19: lun 5 .-1,.3-- ' ,. ,S I. J ,TZ ,,,-1 . 4 . w,. an , '. 'l fav -.nfs -' f V .N . X.: V .Jn -'L 1 if-1'-,,. MT, x K-',-iffy. ,--,. A - -fr,-g.g4,4.,, ,U Mr, T ww '. 3' 25 mpg , V. X 1 5 I ' 'L'i,:? .f 1 L xv V W , f 11- .' ' V, .. I . jr f 5 ' . 4 ,M ' . 4 k V. v- Y 'f. . .1 ' .V I N . . Q ' 34, -yer - .fA,-15 ff!- -'f -Q Lifggy, 3-ig i..f-14-j ,, 1 -'. 1,-4. ' f F' '. 1, f'1 9' ' ' 2-H'-' '.qi?'!fd-W. -,' ' A T,9-.341 V N , - , 1 FI: . . , 1.5! , 41' 4 1- es.-2 V . .V Nl. 1 . 4 -1, , 1-W .ff , , L M, , V., 1 I ,-'J '. ' :ii 1 Y--' .ag a-mec..f -X ,4. V 1 wi fs .J 'Qgiigfbffi Y , .1 ' . V , W , A, W 's rx u m Yi. 151 'P First Row: GLEE CLUB Lois Morrow, Betty Marie Kiddoo, Lois Epperly, Grace Emerson, Ruth Nobleg Mildred Morse, Mary Kathryn Jack? son, Elva Blaisdell, Helen Wakeland, Lillian Dorsett, Letha Morse. Second Row: Verla Holmes, Edith Wakeland, Bernice Finch, Pauline Note: Wa1gren, mrna Jayne Holmes Eileen Olson, Ruth Dew- hirstldirectorl, Letha Fifield, Winifred Reed, Audrey Lullno An omission was made in the Glee Club news concerning Marna Jayne Holmes' entries in the county and district contest in piano. Her selection was Air de Ballet by Mosikowski and with this she placed first in the county and was classed in the Wgoodn group at the district. 1 1. 5 , 54, , X.a.1.1',.-N5 '1- . 'ig 3 -'Egg . ,H vi , , , 5, ,ri .iq-15? MSI, ij rg, , , Q f 1 1 5 'L T' , ,I ,. V Q 5 1.5. '- H., .M ' S' FG, riff., 3 YP .,I , . ' 'XML !,'Krf1 I fl Qftfll 513 ' I I 4 ,3 , ' Y ,WT ':--' ' if Ir 5,4 55 'V' H -,L a. 1 -1 fin P n :rv A . c .. n: G., A H v Af UM 9 if 1. -. u. my 1-- -, , . . . .- g . qt'-'-Quf I5i It umm: '. .guru ' ,f 17.0 Fx I ,V il, ,EQ 'P A- Li ,full . Mui ljiu ' 1 , E. wx, K . - wi.-ff 1? T556 P 3212 ,!. .,, .. 1 15i'1lQi?: 1:3-! I V 31 . J 04415 --, v . nw 3:2 'F ' 'H fi, ..1,,,n r Q23 V., 1- n L 1 ,f .- ,w.:-' . . 4 Xw- - H ' K- fm., s I m 45 ,-4 , ' :,.-I 5 . . , . . h K. 'PT- , , gf'- ,. vi, ,Wg-Y I w J 1 ,. -L. ' is -w5Pl 1' - A V Q- li ,.r, A f X15 . J L 11. 1 Q .:,.':: I ,. .i 4 ,e .-- ' . .. 1 GLEE CLUB In the fall of the school year, l956, twenty- four girls entered the Glee Club. Seventeen of these were girls who had had experience in the club and the remainder were newcomers. During the year several girls dropped out, Miss Ruth Dowhirst, director of the Glee Club for two years, began im ediate training of the girls so that successful programs could be given during the year. The first program the Gleo Club was asked to appear on was the program for the Teachers' Insti- tute which was held at the Methodist Church in A- ledo. The two songs which were presented were: WBy the Bend of the Rivorn nThe Stars Are Brightly Shiningu The annual Christmas Vesper Service was held at the Joy Presbyterian church with the grades as- sisting the Glee Club. Although the students were greatly handicapped by the illness of Miss Dow- hirst, Marna Jayne Holmes took charge,and the pro- gram was enjoyed by the audience. Nine Glee Club girls sang at the Schoolmas- ters' Meeting which was hold at the Methodist Church, February 10. The songs sung were: WSwect Gonovieven, nSwing Alongn, nDrink to Me Only With Thine Eyes,nI'll Sing You a Thousand Love Songsn , and Wwhen My Dream Boat Comes Home.n A number of girls entered a local music con- test which was held March 5, and a good array of talent was shown, The girls entered were as follows: LOW Marna Jayne Holmes Sleepy Hollow Tune Kashmiri Song Letha Fifield Irish Hills Sunrise and Sunset Marne Jayne won first in the low division and also was ranked as best in all divisions which Ln- abled her to enter the county, March l3, at Aledo whore she placed fourth. In the sub-district which was held in Aledo, April 15, Marne Jayne was ranked nexcollent.N MEDIUM Verla Holmes Driftin' Spirit of God Verla represented Joy in the sub-district and was ranked, ngoodn. HIGH Bernice Finch At Dawning The Enchanted Glade Grace Emerson The Morning Wind Edith Howlett To a Hill Top In this division Bernice was placed first and ranked Ngoodu in the sub-district. Singing NLullabyn by Cain and nKathryn's Wed- ding Dayn by Luvoos, the entire Glee Club entered the county meet at Aledo, March 15, ranking third. With memories of last year's superior rating in the state Miss Dewhirst and the girls entered the sub-district contest at Aledo, April 3, where once more, superior rating entitled the club to enter the next round of competition, the district con- test at Western State Teachers' College, Macomb, April 13. If S-an .',-,,,,,,,.--P N ,sw-4-1,. W M3326 5 ? 'N : P go a 'J -. f .a , v gf ji 1, ' fn - -A v J 5' I 2' ' ..:f 7 Z . 1' Wt 'A-117'-'.E .4 mga-.i.:: .- 4 3 ., I , '- Lj, : f'S W- . - -,J W--- 1' - ' 1 , 24 ,f ,, V 3 1 --..-... U W, i ' - ' ' 'j' A ,M ,........4,--35-4- jr' f 4 fy t, -- A-M., A --ig' , ' ,..,' , 1 1 I 3 1 P . , M L' I icuii? ' 7 ff... gif! ff fffr- , . ' 1 , V I' . - f' r h .V I t ' I Q I Q f ,Q-.: 151. I' . ' . .giftgr-5 - pf- N zf.. -A - , -- ' 11.1 . 'I 'Q-' SGIOCL SGIG Here's to our High School, Our old Joy Highg I Here's to our'cclcrs, red and green, Here's to our High School with all her knowledge, And may she ever stand for right, Rah! Rah! Here's to our High School, Our old Joy High, And first in all she'll ever be. Wefre loyal always To old Joy High School, Our 016 Joy High School, Old J. S, Rah! Rah: Yea Yea Yea! Joy 1-2- Who Who JOY! YELLS Red! Green! Yea! Team! 5-4, 3-2-l-4 for? What for? we gonna yell'for? What's the matter with the team? They're all right! Who' s all right? W ' Team! Who? Team! Who? Team! Rickety, rackety, siss boom ah! Joy team! Rah! Rah! Rah! We got the team! We got the pep! Come Let' Here Red Look That on Joy s step! comes Joy and green! 'em over 's our team! CHEERLEADERS 1936-57 Lois Epperly Gene Forrest Doris Walgren l-2-5-4, who are we for? 5-6-7-8, whom do we appreciate? JOY! J-O-Y That's the way we spell it! Here's the way to yell it! JOY! Ice cream, soda water! Ginger ale, pop! Joy High School Always on top! Well! Well! Well! You can't tell, We may beat them all to H ------ S! Rickety Rackety Russ! We're not allowed to cuss! But nevertheless You must confess There's nothing Wrong with J.H.S. To the cheerleaders the team wishes to express their graditude for the support given to them while competing in the different sports. BASEBALL BASKETBALL TRACK 1-,1 caf- Q'-Qw - --1 .- ' 1- -1.11- -1 1 -1745 3.5 ' , , Q, I 1 UM. - 13, - ,ini 5 3,1 'Q-35749 1391? , i' 5 -144' ' I ., uit: .',4- ,.,.,-.. 1 1,-:s- ' .Li f. 'E M TD'-93? n 1, --Y-..,' . 1325- 1 :G 3, - . elif? , . 1 ,- .r 'ic F-15- 2.1.-.gp A L y' '5 'isa' ' V1 . ,- ,sv 2:-1's ga gtg ,'g311L1.f,:'i' g, 122235359 - gf.X4 -111.1114-'fL -1 1 - 1 ..-'S'--11--.1 ffm Lf' --f2'Q f'Q'fm'1'f'J -- 45 '-r-2-A if ,, , , 'gizf w f-.1 T711 Q. .Q- 1. F1f'.,,.4 L 1, Y- .-'i 4L w wj , ' 1 '-f-15? ag. :gf ff 5, ,B 1' Q1-2 - - ' 3 g1,,.iqs1f-fg -72-Fr' f' :J ziglfki - ffllw' 1. -A+1,,,. w.3,gL U 1: .-L- -F'Q ' I ' , u . 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T' . , '1 , .. . 1 1 1, ,:P,g'-- 's- .-1 - -A 'S-X-.iw lik? 1 . ,, av J --fgix. - , , .,sW,g-.- E,.y 5334, 5 , 4 ' . f-r 1 - ', ,, . , -3 uf. nf., xy, . - fa-'I ' ' , 5:--35? ' ' , ,fL,,g1- r ,-p-- , -1 fag.-,, , W ,N rg?-.Q .- 111 . ,, T. Mm.-.L1 11 - -. --Y-... -.qui a -1. ,A ,521 A 14. HL nf- . . V N-, ,. -. 1,-1 . A 4 ' ,.- Agili- - 1.1. .11 5 J-H - -1' za- - - -- S s - Eh. 1 UQ!-2 l 1 I . . Y Zqij A+. . 1 ,t V 5 J' BASEBALL 1936 The baseball team began the season with eight- teen boys coming out to practice. Two letter men graduated with the class of '5o. However, there were seven players who have been on the team for at least two years, who with Mr. Brown, the coach, held the strength and spirit of the new team. Paul Munson was chosen by Mr. Brown to do the pitching with the aid of Earl McDaniel. The team ranked fourth in Mercer county League Leaders in various departments: Hits Bryant lO Batting Average .454 Walks McDaniel 5 Pitching Paul Munson 5-3 Most hits in one game 4 Scores of the games are as following: Joy 21 Seaton 6 Joy 15 Matherville l Joy 8 Viola 18 Jov O N. Windsor 6 Joy O Sherrard .5 Joy 16 Seaton 4 Total- - - 66 Total- - - - - Z5 Players i Average Posit on Bryant '14o4 f.F. Munson, P .591 P. Munson, E .388 S.S. Hyett .559 C. McDaniel .553 I lB. Grizzle .512 2B. Crawford .250 C,F. Forrest ,200 53, Carlson .161 R.F. Kiddoo .lll EB. Robison Anderson Dodson MgNall Mosely Seiver Reynolds Krueger I 15, V u 'l,, . 1' bag , Wpff E a ,FA-. -, ,-it ,'RF.5ty-f . TTY' 1157 fall!! 1 .V .. Ju- '- A ,.' A .iw Wh an-U ' ik L 'SEM at Ffh -1'S'X'f fi C' 3 L,','-.1.Lr! ---'?1,-,.- -. ' fT'5-I-Qimgggi 'lf-lg' 2 iw? ,I -.V4-ai3,, 3.-,:.p.,f, :L , QTa'1L?'-D+ Nl'-4..! ' 13 fvf- A - 1, ' , ,v ,A-,U , - , .- ,',, 1.g.-455:5 1 I 'J wigs! 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BASKET BALL Four letter men returned to the team this year: Russell Crawford , Merle Hyett, Robert Gatgi , and Paul Munson. In choosing a captain for the team, Merle Hyett and Russell Crawford received the same number of votesg therefore they were made oo-cap- tains. In the games before the county tournament they won five games and lost five. The team ranked seventh in the league. The first game of the tourn- ament was played with Matherville in a very hard fought battle for victory the score of which was 29 to 20. Russell Crawford ls deserving of mention in this game because of his remarkable efforts. He act- ed like a freshman with a lot of energy and nothing to do with it. In the second game of the tourn- ament the team was defeated by Aledo 28 to 41. The first ten men: Russell Crawford R. Forward Merle Hyett L. Guard Paul Munson L, Forward Vernon Bryant R, Guard Robert Gates Center Billy Kiddoo Forward or 'Gul d Don Walker Forward or Guard Ralph Reynolds Forward or 1Guard Leo Dodson Forward Robert Knox Guard Others on the squad: Russell Wright Carroll Krueger La Verne Brown George Emerson Dean Robison Howard Grizzle Righard Fifield Scores of the games Joy 19 ------ Joy 22- - ---- - ------ - Joy 22 ------- Joy 14 ------- Joy 15f ----- Joy 51- - - - f Joy 244'Q - ---- - - Joy 55- - ' - - Joy 25- - - - Joy 20- - - - - Joy 224 - - - - Milit Joy 26- - - ------- - - - - Joy 39 ---------- - - - Joy 28 --------------- Joy 25- - ---------- - - Joy ao- - - - Joy 17 ------- -6-mangas: 11511111 - - - Aledo - - -Seaton Matherville - Sherrard - Reynolds New Boston ary Academy Mathcrville Kcithsburg - - - Viola - - - Viola - -Sherrard - - Seaton New Boston Keithsburg - Reynolds New Boston GRLDE SCHOOL ATHLETICS Grade Softball Schedule 1956-1957 Seaton ll Joy 15 Keithsburg 71 Joy 14 New Boston 5 Joy 9 Winner of Western Part of the County Mathersville 8 Joy 15 iCounty Championship Gameb B. J. B. B. D. My R. J H: Soft-ball team '36 Pence C. Fullerton P. Hudson 1B. Bovles 2B. Hunsley 5B. Johnson S.S. Johnson S.F. Miller L.F. Coons C.F. Seiver ' V. R.F. Substitutes--W. Coons, J. Jack son, E. Dodson, and R. Fullerton Jov Joy J ov Joy Joy J ov Joy Basket Ball Games 18 Seaton 8 12 Keithsburg 15 15 New Boston 15 9 Seaton 7 15 New Boston 9 12 Keithsburg 14 19 Freshmen 17 Grade Lettermen Bob Pence--Captain dobert Boyles Buster Hudson Junior Jackson Everett Dodson Don Sohneok Numerals-- Junior Miller Junior Fullerton .Bobby Steele Vern Seiver .., ef SAIL.. ' 'n. ' 5 M, .1 n Ve hc Q5 ', J H '. LH., 1 p I. , p. w Q 'JV'-Q 14 53553 I! P7 , . ,, rr glf, 1 l.y-.Lex V, Y, V wr. .-F . .H Nw -' V V 1' . -V , Qi-, zmxz:V,lV's , Y V .1 A .-Q lH','f1'Li':-1-151. ' .-1,7 Y .. .. I .v 'Wild' ' -.fl V ., . ' . V 4 if Fly' i. -hi lk M A l M WE' V - V , 1, Q: Q. -a-fq!'3-fl-5 k --V if-VJ TF.--as QV.: ' wi iV,Z.eLg.i-, A ' rr- V.1,- ' .fur 2 ,g , V in we b 3 . .J . 1- A V ,V fl? 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'a Sl: , 1, r ff' 2 N- ......--A 5 4 '-S .vi AUGUST 24 SEPTEMBER 16 OCTOBER 8 9 29 30 NOVEMBER 5-6 20 26-27 DECEMBER 10 24 JANUARY 4 28 29 50 FEBRUARY 2 5 10 15 19 24 25 26 MARCH 2 6 12 13 18 27 APRIL 5 7 16 21 23 27 28 31 SCHOOL CALENDE School opened No school-Mercer County Fair Sophomore Initiation Party for Freshmen No school-Black Hawk Division Meet Assembly Program Senior Play No school-Mercer County Institute Grade School Operetta Thanksgiving Vacation One Act Dramatic Plays Christmas Vacation Begins Christmas Vacation Ends County Basketball Tournament N N Y! W II fl Freshman Party Assembly Program Senior Party Sophomore Bunce Party Junior Party at Hall District Tournament H YY ll YY Local Contest Senior's Pictures taken County Music and Literary Contest H I! N H N College Exam for Seniors Sub-District Literary Contest Sub-District Music Contest Freshman Party District Music Contest Junior-Senior Banquet Baccalaureate Commencement Senior Picnic Last day of school Q , 4 . 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Y ' 'Q' 3' iz f ffl 3 1- if h .714 i- i , 1 -' v- ,E?f7T'f ?' 1 'i ' ' 1-621+ -4 J' ' i fl ,, . . H ., ,L QV: R .4511 - jig . Q .. e E - i ' - 4? ,A 4-3 . :Y-,pg L Wi- '-- 4 4 , ,,, '4 I ..,.-'95-...sg ,I ' 1 ' : . .. if-if P- Q 1' L' if Dx W E s , . hp.. 1 SCHOLASTIC Freshmen Dean Robison Bill Kiddoo Sophomores-f Lois Morrow Mary K. Jackson Betty Kistler Harriet Stevens Lucille Liebig Ethel Eeh Miller Virginia Hyett Vella Mc Cormick Elva Blaisdell Lucille Retherford Juniors Carol Allen Paul Munson Grace Emerson Rnlih1ReynoldS Seniors CFumbers given are Honor Points Received! VALEDICTORIAN . SALUTATORIAN Marna Jayne Holmes--l66 Louise Robison--155 Other Honor Students Forrest Elene McKown--156 Martha May Seiver--120 Betty Marie Kiddoo--125 Pauline Walsren--114 Eileen 01SQn--122 Earl McDaniel--ll4 PERFECT ATTENDANCE Freshmen Kenneth Anderson Ruth Hadsell Sophomores Lois Morrow Lucille Retherford Juniors Carol Allen I Seniors Martha May Seiver BOOKKEEPING Louise Robison--Gold Pin Eileen Olson--Bronze Marna Jayne Holmes--Silver Pin TYPEWRITING Bronze Pin 55-39 words per minute for 15 minutes Marne Jayne Holmes Forrest Elene McKbwn Betty Marie Kiddoo Pauline Walgren Earl McDaniel Louise Robison Eileen Olson Robert Gates - Silver Pin 40-49 words per minute for 15 minutes Marne Jayne Holmes' Pauline Walgren Eileen Olson , Gold Pin 50 or more words per minute for 15 min Marne Jayne Holmes MUSIC Lois EDPvFlF Verla Holmes LCthO. Marna Jayne Holmes D. A. R. Good Citizenship Pilgrimmage Award Forrest Elene MeKown ATHLETICS Baseball Merle Hyett Paul Munson Earl McDaniel Vernon Bryant Eugene Forrest Marvin Carlson Russell Crawford Basket Ball ' O Don Walker Paul Munson Merle Hyott Vernon Bryant Robert Gates Russell Crawford ALUMNI THE ALUMNI A At the end of May, l937, there will have been thirty four classes graduated from Joy High School. How many of the students in the high school know the names of all the former graduates? Since the nine- teen hundred-thirty seven class is the last class to graduate from the old building, we decided to learn the names of all our predecessors and to put their names in the JOYSTER. Due to the lack of complete records in the school, it required a large amount of research work on the part of the staff. Several of the alumni were very helpful to the class in acquir- ing the information needed for this section of the JOYSTER. The names of the earlier graduates and of the superintendents of each class from 1899 to 1957 will follow, Our best wishes are extended the former stu- dents of the school, as we realize that after we re- cieve our diplomas at the end of Hey, we too, will be Alumni of dear old Joy High. CLASS OF l899 K Myrtle Taylor Lena Shoppe Bessie Kiddoo Mable Kiddoo Wentworth Holmes Lena Swanson S. A. Amlong-Supt. Myrtle Holmes S. A. Amlong-Supt. CLASS OF 1905 No graduating class CLASS OF 1900 Floe Bryant CLASS OF 1904 David Noble Nola Irwin Virgil Love Pearl Riggs Abel Robison Bernice Lemon Solomon Kiddoo G. G. Lafferty-Supt. Celeste Swanson S. A. Amlong-Supt. CLASS OF 1905 Mamie Reed CLASS OF l90l Ray Robison No graduating class Ruth Mosley ' - ' Mary Criswell CLASS OF 1902 F. Hollemback-Supt. Ray Nelson John Nelson GLASS OF 1906 Glenn Small Dora Sloan Frink Tuttle Corrie Rooth Ruth Willits Edward Busby Buelah Busby Ella Reynolds Fletcher Rader Hattie Willits Emery Criswell Chester Jackson Flossie Grosjean F. Hcllemback-Supt. CLASS OF 1907 Grace Reed ' Cole Finch Earl Boruff Earl Dodson Clovis Finch Fern Thomason Tressye Bryant Everett Boruff G. E. Peters-Supt. CLASS OF 1908 Cora Irwin Rossa Thomason Alma Lindstrom Clarence Lindstrom Keeler-Supt. CLASS OF 1909 No graduating class CLASS OF 1910 Roy Bolt Blanch Belt Erma Dodson Earl Morrow Frank Rader Glenn Aubre Della-McNea Bessie Nelson Frank Robison Oscar Sturdivant G. G. Laffcrty-Supt Y 1 CLASS OF 1911 Earl Knox Roy Nelson Hayes Crane Ninota Keck Blanch Knox Clair Kiddoo Friend Finch Ralph Jackson Ira Widebrook Glenn Thomason George Johnson Blanche McNeal Bernice Robison George Lindstrom G. G. LaffertyhSupt. CLASS OF 1912 No graduating class CLASS OF 1913 Cecil Edgar Honore Ryan Harriet Small Reed Bridgford E. L. Walters-Supt. CLASS OF 1914 Mary Gowdy Mnrl Noble Clair Small John Jackson Ruth Guthrie Jacob Braucht Margaret Armstrong A. Brandenburgcr-Supt. CLASS OF 1915 Vera Noble Doris Harney Lane Bridgford Godfrey Adamson Fredrick Swenson A. Brendenburger-Supt. CLASS OF 1916 Ruth Braucht Letha Dodson Esther Jackson Walfred Swanson F. L. Marshall-Supt. CLASS OF 1917 Ile Kiddoo Lone Noble Jetta Shoppe Myrle Sheese Helen Jackson ' F. L. Marshall-Supt. CLASS OF 1918 Joe Gowdy Ruby Poland Cora Fields Ralph Harney Herman Forrest J. F. Breshcers-Supt CLA S OF 1919 Helen Crane ' James Gowdy Ferol Staley Note Chinery Chester Vance J. F. Breshoers-Supt CLASS OF 1920 Merle Bond Nellie Finch Walter Boswell Clarence Steele Lewernce Morrow Helen Armstrong J. F. Breshcars-Supt CLASS OF 1921 Alyffe Lunn George Noble Mildred Brnucht Geneve Eckhnrdt Geraldine Shoppe J. F. Breshemrs-Supt CLASS OF 1922 Hope Benn Glenn Rooth Ruth Epperly Welker Gowdy James Pullen Stacey Seerl Verne Sewell Harold Harney Doris Kitchell Lillian Epperly George Beverlin Brashenrs-Supt. CLASS OF 1923 Ore Hughes Laura Noble Helen Baker Lyle Morrow Jennie Kerr Enid Kiddoo Lila Mitchell Milton Kauffman Maurice Ballard Hertzell Venetta J. F. Breshenrs-Supt, CLASS OF 1924 Feh Searl Vorle Bond Dilla Denen Ralph Taylor Pearl Giffin Grace Steele Olive Pullem Smith Schnock Richard Gowdy Clyde Hampton Horace Jensen Cleone Prouty Cerlysle Olson Margaret Noble Lyman Eckhnrdt Victor Swanson Darlene Sherer Lethe Retheford Edith Retheford Dorothy Kaufman Francis Shingledecker J. F. Breshemrs-Supt. CLASS OF 1925 Ethel Mock Deroy Schneck Mildred Sherer Craig Crapnell Pauline Davison Virginia Liddoo Marjorie Jackson Beatrice Retheford J. F. Brashears-Supt CLASS OF 1926 Rex Love Rex Aubrey Vern Holmes Erma Grizzle Martha Edgar Iva Lightner Raymond Hyett Leo Retheford Mable Braucht Willie Cubbage Ernie Reynolds Kenneth Taylor Charles Anderson William Retheford Russell Retheford Ho Ko Whittier-Supt. CLASS OF 1927 Max Love Doris Hall Robert Haas Ralph Leibig Velma Martin Doris Prouty Curtis Waller Lenora Hadley William Gowdy Faye McCulley Lester Martin Pearl Epperly Donald Bateman Russell Harney Shirley Jensen Berton Kauffman Earnest Crawford Clarence Fifield H. K. Whittier-Supt. CLASS OF 1928 John Mock H H Ruth Sherer Eva Johnson Fred Castle Pearl Adams Vivian Noble Clair Morrow Emily Histed Edith Steele Alyce Walgren Dalton Kiddoo Ruby Beverlin Ralph Bateman Howard Johnson Doris Chambers Dorothy Davison Dorothy Hollopeter CLASS OF 1929 Glenn Cox Vella Noble Alice Brown Verna Irwin Ethel Rickey Esther Olson Dora Clauson Verna Needham Vernon Leibig Faith Braucht Arthur Britton Russell O' Hearn Maurice Crawford K. Whittier-Supt. CLASS OF 1950 Verl Bean Rea Castle Ruth Steele Mable Powers Velma Mosley Leila Leibig Willis Edgar Dorothy Noble Clifford Hall William Hesse Victor Holmes Izola Eckhart Virgilene Reed Richard Bryant H. K. Whittier-Supt CLASS OF 1931 Lyle Allen Carl Olson Audrey Baugh Donald Holmes Herbert Adams Curtis Welgren Ruth Retheford Mariam Johnson Robert Davison Colette O'Hearn William VcKinley Meredith Johnson H. K. Whittier-Supt CLASS OF 1932 Nina Miller Hedge Boyles Ariel Emerson Lyle Crawford Raymond Davison Winifrod O'Honrn Lillian Armstrong H. K. Whittier-Supt CLASS OF l955 Dora Adems Ivon Holmes Mack Britton Hayes Iosley George Horse Dorothy Olson Lester Morrow Robert Bryant Donovon Dodson Margaret Edgar Margaret Vayhew L V Bl 0 H-n CLASS CF 1954 John Irwin Merlin Hill Lyle Nelson Lark Holmes Mary Willits L Evelyn Olson Grace Hiller Leroy Epperly John Crawford Wayne Braucht Helen Kistler David McNeilly Agnes HcNeilly Duward Harrison Vernall Hunsley Mildred Soivers . H. Blair-Supt. CLASS OF 1955 Ola Eggen Don Kiddoo Ivon Nelson lone Warner Dale Eckhart Donna Holmes Eber Harrison Mildred Morrow Laverne Nelson Richard Steele Marjorie Welch Isabel Fl hcrty Esther Dewhirst Lavella Fifield R0 0 0 CLASS OF 1956 Lee Olson Floy Nelson George Pence Kerio Morrow Irene Emerson Violet Carlson Margaret Allen Hilda Anderson Juanita Welker Dorothy Mosley Harriet Forrest R. E. Dahl-Supt. 4 ,,,1 4 Q H 5' 'ri :Er 9 L ' il 1 .1 4 4 W -1 .,, , L f..,.4 . vi 44-' Ur F 53' n ig? :wh L' ' if 3 -MQW ia -ng sag , L R I' A-I gx. B4 5 Q ' 4 l -.Q , 11 , ,. any A ,Q 1: 1 .0 Am' ee- v I .51 fp . 1 I 1 V A. I. i A xv if W is 4' r lad 1 2 f . W w 'KM' 14 1 4 s ,IF-F ' .7 :Alb P i ik -Q '21, if ' . -'15 L . S 1 , 4 ,ff ,::-. , 4 .P .' , . ,, X , .zifgift 3. ' 4:52:51 J fi T?-lI'Ef ..:'- I 52? -0 ' .Lula '. - .7 . f5f.,Q3?. N- ,. ff .1 Ji12f::',f lu! , M .15.i?fzf'! 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I can't either, but I don't go around hollerin' about it. Mr. Ingalsbe: What counts most in the business world? U ' Lois Ctaking Bookkeepingl: The adding machine, Miss Keach: What is a catastrophe? La Verne Brown: A mark used with a word to make it possessive: ' ' Russell C: If I should put my hand into your pock- et and take out a dollar, what would I be? Eddie: A magician! Teacher: Name one well known canal. Ralph R: The alimentary canal. Mr. Brown: Who was Rome's strongest man? Lois Morrow: Caesar: it says here that he pitched his tent across the river. Martha May: I embarrassed my father last night when we were riding on the bus. Louise: How's that? M.M.! I asked a lady if she would like to have my seat. Louise: Why would that embarrass him? M.M.: I was sitting on his lap. Lady Cat almond counterl: Who attends to the nuts? Clerk: Be patient, I'll wait on you in a minute. Harold H Con arriving et school one morningl: Vhmt's the flag up for? ' Helen W: It's Lincoln's birthday. ,i:rold: And I forgot to bring him a present! TYPEWRITING I had no ambitions in life Such as a boxer or fighter, But I took up a course in typewriting So as to become an efficient writer. I wa lked into class with my head held high, Fired with hope and ambition, ' But leter as I walked out of class, My heed held a different position. For during that period of typing, Nothing but mistakes I made. And during that whole year's course, I didn't make a decent grade. A million sheets I think I used, But all were used in vain. For all the trouble and time I took I can't even write my name.' BRIGHT FRESHMAN Lee M: Which is the biggest, Mr. Bigger or Baby Bigger? Bill K: Baby Bigger because he is just e little ' Rigger. Two ladies discussing their son's courses in school First lady: My son is taking English, French, Latin, and Algebra. Speak for the lady in Algebra, son. Mr. Brown ltelling about college themesjz The topic--WThe Baseball Gamen The theme--nRain. No gameiin Forrest Elene Cwriting e sales talk for Englishl: HI'll ttll you what I'll do. You buy this shoe for 35.00 and I'll give you the other one.n FOR WHAT THE SENIORS ARE NOTED: Polly for dramatics, Verla for little to say, Eileen for her arguments, But never gets her way. Lucille for her boyfriends, Louise for her books, imrthe for her smallness, Harold for his looks. Don for his orneriness, Earl for his style, Forrest for her laugh, Marne for her smile. Lethn for her quietness, Bob for his length, Betty for her advertising, Russell for his strength. Kenneth A: Boy! I must be getting Clothing-Sickness Ruth Noble: HoW's that? Kenneth: My tongue has d coat on it, and my breath is coming in short punts. Vernon: I'll bet Cupid didn't have anything to do with making the alphabet. Audrey: Why? ' Vernon: He would have put U and I closer together. Teacher of Physics: What solution is used in making e one cell battery, Bob? I Bob Cthinking herdl: Whit just e minute. I have it right on the end of my tongue. Teacher: Well, you better spit it out quick. It's Sulphuric Acid. Leo Clistening to the Glee-clubl: That song gives ' me cold chills. ' ' Paul M: I don't think it's so hot either. ECONOMICS QUIZ What is demand and supply? The difference between the two? How do you find the market price When these are given to you? What is dear money and cheap money? Where does dear nancy rank? Why does the building and loan company Pay a higher rate than the bank? What do we get for labor?A What do we receive from land? Is interest received from labor Or the capital we have on hand? What is a business cycle?' Define Economic rent. Do we get our enjoyment from money Or after the money is spent? What are price relatives? What constitute demands? What do we call the speed With which money changes hands? Flattery is the cure for a stiff neck. 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