LaGrove High School - La Farion Yearbook (Farina, IL)

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Our Sophomore adviser was Mr. Jarand, a new member of the faculty. mr. Wells left up to be replaced by Miss O'Dell. Bill Weaver, Elmer Cra- vins, Alice Neilson and Mary Ellen Williams were added to the class, while Francis Van Sant's name was dropped from the register when his parents moved to Missouri. The Class officers were: President, Penrl Jarandg Vice-President, Virginia Robertsg Secretary-Treasurer, Elisabeth Fleming. Mr. Jarand and Mrs. Rush were elected Juninr Class advisers. We moved out to the new building and gained faculty members, Miss Ehker, Miss Max- field, Mr. Shaeffer, and Mrs. Hush, Miss O'Ue11 and Miss Boston left us fel hart schools. In the middle of the year Mr. Shafer accepted a po- sition as instructor at Chanute Field and was re- placed by Mr. Allen. The Methodist Church changed ministers and the class exchanged Elmer Crw vins for Miriam Michele who that year won a First place in the State Music Contest as pianist. Bill Wea- ver didn't start that year and Mildred Gourley left. We gained two othzr new students, Audree Porter and Marjorie Smith from St. James. Class officers were: President, Cherles Dippoldg Vice- President, Harry Busseg Secretary-Treasurer, Car- rol Jahraus. Miss Hyde piloted our fourth year, helped by clans officers, Charles Dippold, President, Harry Busse, Vice-President, Alice Bradford, secretary- Treesurer. Missing members were Elisabeth Fleming and Alice Neilson. We gained new seniors, Edwin Cruse, Darrell Towles, Alice Bradford and Lois Keeler from Edgewood. FTom lole we added one sen- lor, Hob Jones. We, the graduating class, have thus far given four boys to the Serv' 0 nf vu! :O untryg namely, Carrol Jahraus, Gdwin Crusc, Howard Crandall and Bill Hendricks. harry Busse was called to report March 9 but obtained a deferment to finish hisldgh school course. By: Jack Kline - Harry Busse Charles Dippold ,Z X X We, three of Farina, being in this our CLASS YT the Senior Class of nineteen hundred forq the LuGrove Community High School, City of County of Fsyette and State of Illinois, sound mind and in good health, hereby make last will and testament: Article One: Me wish to leave to our school each mark which was placed there by our class. Article Two: To our noble faculty we leave plrnsant memories of our high school days. Article Three: Te the Junior Class we leave our gleeful spirit and activity. Article Four: To the Sophomore Class we leave our behavior. Article Five: To the Freshmen ue leave our x View point of school. Article Six: To our faithful janitor we leavh good snlesmanship in selling candy, and hope that it will grew to be o paying proposition in the prune to come. Article Seven: To the following meritorious people each Senior individually leaves: Charles Dipnold wills kis blond wiry hair that thb girls all fall for and his :bility to get his lnglish ltssons to Johnny Meyer. Bill Hendricks leav,s to Lindy Laps his ingen- uity in winning bets. He also wants to warn Lindy not to annoy the girls too much. Ted Fitzgerald wills his way to get along with the girls no Francis Van Sant. Paul Robnett wants tc leave to Sui Cook his tendency to argue with the teachers. Junior HO111HShG9d wills his energetic laugh and his hardware, consisting of his watch chain, knife, ltr. to Bob Smith. Pearl Jlrand leaves her seriousness Ind her studiousness to landa Bernhardt. s Audree Porter wills her giggles and activity to Lester Lhitehead. Let's see you nut them to use, Lester, Jack Lling want: no lgz'p wish Bob Uoerner his ability to stay awake in cl ss, Alice Bradford wills ner pleasant personality to Marjorie Hirpster, J Charlono Hoohnu wills hor ability as a shuknt librarian to Holon Lrnst. piano to Kathryn ingnoss to agrts liko IYIOI' pls big qui. Miriam Nichols wills hor tilont to play tho J,?.r.rIL Q Edwin Crust wills his qui.tnoss and his will with ovorybody to Kotih Roichrrt Virginia Roborts wants to loavt hor businsss manntr with Gwandolyn Crosloy. Dolbtrt Harpstor wills his stnst of good hu- 1 .s nd his spucial way of jstting along with poo- to Lvolyn Storck. Aubrey Pontious wills his htight and those musclss to Dolmur Hoshno, ' Darrol Towlts loavos his strious mind and his tnoss to Jack Isabtl. Carroll Jahraus wills his physical fitntss to Carroll Croslty and hopos Carroll will put it to uso frit on tht futurs baskttbull ttams. Mary Elltn,Uilliwmu wills hor high spirit and ndly disposition to Arl n. Sidtnor, ' Gailard Hoborts wills his ability at short story writing to Ruth Williams, '--N. . noLois Koolor wi1ls,hor ability to bu holpful nto all hor school matos to Anita Loonard. l Bob Jonas wills his stubbornoss and dotsrmin- ation to Eugonu Rinkol, Botty martin wills hor ploasant outlook on llfo to La Vsrno Ambuohl. . Harry Russo loaves to Junior Grnvos tho ofhnw rsquirod to got his ILBSODS. 4, Marjorio Smith wills hor way of kooping a cor- tgin sailor boy-friond to nthlyn Rubin. l Howard Crandall 1oav-s his ability to got his typing to Jondcll Hitch. l To all and sundry Wu jointly loavc our boat wishes, our hopos and our sarncst dosiro for hap- pinoss and prospority on a,world at poacu. 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L-fu-.-A. an n .M.G -ua., THE PROPHESY Time ---- 1960 Placeg The newly-improved La Grove Community High School in the center of the rapidly expanding me- tropolis of Farina. The superintendent of the school is Professor Innthus Krutsinger who is no- ted for his astounding philosphies of life and so- cial science. His very able assistant is Miss Lois Hyde. In one of the various rooms of the building, a lovely young English teacher, none other than Pearl Jarand is trying to get into the minds of her charges that polite intelligent people do not say Wain'tN or chew gum or avoid school at crucial times. Her students disagree with her as all typ- ical Farini do. At length she began to quote ex- amples of former students to prove: Alice Jean Bradford: World known dancer and ac- tress. Is now starring in Colossal Film Company's nJungle Rhythm.n Harry Busseg Engineer on the plastic streamline between Denver and Chicago for the past fifteen years. Howard Crandall: President of the Crandall gas Company. Edwin Cruse: Prize-fighter known as uFeetherfootn Holder of World's Champion Welterweight title, Charles Dippoldz Owner of a chaii of modern Ritz Hotels in the world's hot spots. Egg Fitzgerald: Coach at the Arkansas State Col- lege at Flat Rock, Arkansas. Delbert Harpster: Airline Pilot. Has designed a plane with a reverse gear shift. Jack Kline. Bill Hendrlcks: Kline, famous for his cure of hiccups. He and Hendricks, nn undertnker, hnve form:d P partnership under the motto of NI bring 'em in, and you take 'em out.N Darrel Towlcs: Fbrfmsn of the factory created by Rosie the Riveter, alias Lois Keeler. Junior Hollinshendz Lewdea of e famous jazz band. he has charmed the world with renditions on the trllmpa? t s Carrol Juhrnus: Has served in the marines for the past seventeen years an. has just been promoted to Lieutenant General Commandant. Robert 52333: A scientist noted for his remark- able bactri-logical discoveries. Aubrey Pontious: An industrious farmer for the past few years famous for his strain of World Champion Pure Bred Cattle. Gaillerd Roberts: A barber, creator of the famous Blue Beard Barber Shop. gaul Robnett: Ace Pitcher of the Cardinal Staff. He has never lost a game for them since he began, which has been only two weeks. Virginia Roberts: Stenographer to the Transna- tional Airlines Incorporated with Mary Williams the Chief Hostess for the airlines. Charlene Hoehne: A waitress at the Country Club located in Klckpoo, Kansas. Betty Martin: Nationally famous for her up-side down plum pie, demonstrated by Margie Qmljh, Miriar Michels: Pianist and Composer of a Sym- phony in E Minor. Audrey Porter: A singer who once started a mil- lion dollar fire in New York by singing aint song, I 3 1 Q, N ,Q, -X V A K2 -EUKSQ Y i iw, xx, 4 my '-f A W QW, 'M-75 WT , K, X id? W -'.i,3Q 4 ,LQ hxgffx It 7' .wif 5 p X Q 5, QX L' ,, IQ., yQ ,IM Ax' I- w ur Oi 1- 1 ,.,x1 ,f' Qcswgf- r .4 .. 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Colclasura ddnolawk x f Y 2 sv V r f 9 of 010710. V' ! Q H ,. ,f 13.5. J25'a,lra fl . Q .541 V ,, fl 41141161 um, 1! ' August Sept o Sept. Sep to Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. NOVQ Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb: Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. L18-F5 Mare April April May Iday Iday May 51 6 18 25 27 2 15 19 26 5 6 11 15 14 26 15 16 18 24 18 12 15 22 24 24 9 10 11 24 26 31 8 9 6 20 27 28 CURIYNT EVENTS School opens. Class elections held. Home E. Club elects officers. Latin Club organized. Scrap Iron drive starts. Home Ec. Girls attend Farmers Inst. Cheerleaders elected. Freshmen Party held. High School Carnival. First basketball game with Iola. Teachers Meeting--no school. Armistice Day--no school. Mr. Spieth took pictures for annual. Mr. and Mrs. Monical gave a basketbah. party for the boys. Thanksgiving Vacation. Home Ec. Club held Christmas Party. Music Class held Christmas Party. Latin Club held Christmas Party. Dismissed for Christmas Holidays. Second semester begins. Holiday--Lincoln's birthday. Home Ec. Party. Washington's birthday. Carrol Jahraus left for the Marines. Edwin Cruse inducted into the army. Howard Crandall called for army duty. School starts a drive for a school service flag. Mr. Hall takes orders for Jr. announce ments. Senior Party. Bill Hendricks leaves for the navy. Basketball Banquet. Junior Class Play. Six week's exams. Senior Class Play. Junior, Senior Banquet. Commencement. End of school. M, ,Q M p 'W 1 , W JW Q' w ii Q4 E di 55 I! 1 iw E fd hw 5 ,, fix: W :FW W W EW Vi CE wg 1 3 51 X X X - 'X XX XX XX 'X X'X X91 X-X: X' X 'X V1 Xu: .X X if'-A X X 5: I X XX XXX -XV ,XV X-X X. ' XX - Jw X XX-X3 .AX X ,X X X -X1 5X XX ' ' X nv L X -4 .XX X Xzg' X X VX X 7 px X-ah. HSNLX A. X XI X, -X. X.XXX X I X X- 'X 1 X 'X X X X X ' ' X X X X X X X 1 X 1 I X . X 1 X If . F X X ' X X X X 4 u X 1 X 1 ' X ' x I , X XX X x. X X XX X 1. X' XX X X ' .X ' ' ' 1' X , , - . X X XX ' X 'L X ir' X VX 2' X ' 1 - 1 X X X X . 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To promote school spirit. 2. To develop cooperation 3. Tb cultivate interest in soho 4. Tb foster initiative. . .. ., .. -- .. 'kumar erwrif' Virginia Roberts Bob Smith s Bmnwwnwrk Harry Busse Miriam Michele Jack Kline Jeanne Rogers Ethlyn Rubin Gwendolyn Crosley Marie Ambuehl Wyette Krnucunas Eugene Rinkel Arlene Sidener Charlene Hoehne Audrey Porter a Pearl Jarand Aubrey Pontious E Junior Hollinshead Miss Lakin R Miss Hyde ol activities. HOME ECCNOMICS CLUB President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Ruth Quandt Helen Storck Marceline Kincaid Marie Furrow Betty Kramer Pletfoty l. Tb carry home economics from the olnssroom to the home. 2. Tb oultivfte sooiebility 5. Tb develop 9 ooopirstive spirit. 4. To foster initiative. 5. To promote interest. This cluk is 5 member of the State of Illinois Home Economics Association which entitles them to privileges, one of which is helping other girls in foreign countries to study Home Economics. eeeseeaeeeeeeeeeeeae LATIN CLUB President Miriam Michele Vice-President Marilyn Howard Secretary Dolores Weber I Billie Ruth Elkins Program Committee C Georgia Anne Lape CMnrthn Lou Schroeder Plrtform l. To study life end times of Ancient Rome. 2. Tb study the clessicel contribution to modern civilization. up uf qv ntstxl-1 1, nLvL ' 'WSW is Vs 5395 ' BAND President Marilyn Howard Secretary and Treasurer Gwendolyn Crosley Librarians Dorothy de Werff Charles Abernathy Instructor Mrs. Mulvnny I. CHORUS President Gwendolyn Crosley Secretary Marie Ambuehl Librarians Arletha Courson Maribeth Starkey Instructor Mrs. Mulvany At Thanksgiving the Chorus sang at tea, spon- sored by the Home Economics Club. The Chorts sung in the Minstrel Show at the Harvest Carnival. 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F Q M rf, L1 'I X F Gf 4, -Aa 1 A 5. if J Q ii 1 V E1 IT W K 6s 2' W XI -5 , 'V - . 'Q --h..,K..M, - The Bobcats had a fairly small team this year, however they were a team to be feared. The fighting five started with Ted Fitzgerald and Dane Guy as forwards, Bob Smith as center and Har- ry Busse and Gred Hohlt as guards. The reserves were Keith Reichert, Wendell Wilkerson, Aubrey Pontious, Carrol Jahraus and Bob Woerner. Jahraus replaced Hohlt, and Pontious replaced Smith. f . ,v Oggonents ye They Iola 50 19 Altamont 20 21 Cisne 15 32 Sandoval 58 24 Teutopolis 19 29 Xenia ' 54 17 Vandalia 17 1 59 Patoka 33 28 Kinmundy 16 2Qr St. Elmo 18 62 Louisville 35 46 C1-y,Clty 18 , '50 ' Kltrmont 55 21 Dlry gity 16 451 Kinmundy 18 46 Xenia 55 19 Benton 30 79 St. Elmo 26 50 Brownstown 50 18 Sandoval 24 56 Patoka 32 36 Ashley 25 37 Brownstown 22 19 Clsne 24 20 Louisville 42 27 CCI'.'!T.TTT?,l'l'S CN f'Ji.IT'S The first game at Altamont a thriller with them squeezing out a victory by one free throw. The gang played good ball against Sandoval and beat them by an easy marging It was a better game than the score indicated. Hinmundy, our worst rival, beat us both times this years Some of the better teams that played Farina were Clay City, Benton, Vandalia, St. Elmo, and Teutopolis. Clay City de- feated us twice as did St. Elmo. The game with Sumner was cancelled due to transportation diffi- ' . culties, and Ashley played here in their place. Bm last games were very well played: We drew Aviston In the tournament, beating them by the slim margin of two points. The final score was 28-26. AS Cen- tralia beat Kinmundy, Farina tackled the strong Centralia five. The final result was 72 to 26 in favor of Centralia. SOME OF THE OUTSTANDING PLAYERS The outstanding star to face the team was none other than Clay City's high-scoring Elmo HDderbrand Kenneth Pigg was Kinm'4 p J high point man both times, and Bruner did the hitting for St. Elmo. be Lattee, Benton's fine center scored 29 points against us. Hartley was a good floor man. On our own team there was no outstanding play- er. Harry Busse, a reliable man for three years, was high point man with a total of 177 pointse Ted Fitzgerald followed with 154 points. Dane Guyg the other forward, was next in line with 128. 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