La Harpe High School - Eagle Yearbook (La Harpe, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

-Hwflnrn 1 H:-ff: Qcazv 'fz :.1f..- -, -, miamiQ..s':.:Qieff.5121-i151 11:1-.fifi-'A-.'-Af-I-L-7: f:-V,-,:,,.f:i1Q vPZ.: '. f-i A - Q ying :' Nf3'wl1f4z-.. -5551 IQ. . gRYL':'Qi1W2:J ALJHBKI 'Sf :hun-iv- ' Y if Sp! LA HARPE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL i LA HARPE, ILLINOIS ? 1952 i La Ha Hi Z One hundred years ago it was impossible for everyone to receive a good education. From the first private seminary in the west end of La I-Iarpe to the school we have today has been a long hard road. The first school in La Harpe was taught in a blacksmith shop by a Miss Mary Loomis, who boarded with her pupils. The first school house was built in the early forties and is still standing---the old Catholic Church where Bill Bradshaw now lives. The Academy was built in 1858 by private enterprise and was replaced in 1899, and again in 1928. Another school building, the Seminary, was built in 1875 in the southwest part of the city. This building was set on fire and burned to the ground in 1889. The burning of the Seminary was a hard blow to the town but by liberal subscriptions the Methodist Conference Board was able to rebuild the building. With this annual we would also like to pay tribute to Miss Jenny Hillier, the oldest living graduate of La Harpe High School. Since her graduation there have been many changes in educational facilities and processes. How different it must have been---and the staff agrees that even though those were the good old days, they are going to be happy to remember our good old days, z 8- . A CA E5 CHO R AND UL . r Ros gh gkub13.lT1 1,1 ES NDS EC A'-'IES U E uERAPH5 G: :Animas B18 Q U HQTO 3! 3 EPB,-1'1sa ENp0Rif9Lh X95'L 39 -0 C9 jpg . 'HGH OPN HOV- 'V 31 Q Gaz 1 '-'SM I6 ' 30 !L N I n 2 X P gow .5PEscH I n 6, Ompfln omzunxmo I 7 to Ig CHAMPAI i f G 'Hoxzxcua N ' 'S' l Febuary 2'11LL1NO,s oueu ma 'H I ' 1952 'Wwe IV 'i ,Pl-nr 5 I f Slc 5 fuvsrcx gg: gin I. Na+ 70 .12 T Uvrsai i li 25 M5 2 U. aww 8, W LA Hmp ' UPERI STATEMENT 5 COINMCNITY HIOZYEZFDOL IOSTEN MANUFACTURING CO. 134 - 154 East Broadw0'Y 4N0Llrr 5 OWBTONNA O MINNESOTA Date f 19 5 DEDICATION Because your devotion, interest, and guidance have inspired us to the higher things of life, and because you have provided us with all the necessities so that we might go to school and get our education, we, the Class of 1952, dedicate our annual with our deepest love to our parents. 3 FACULTY 1 ,,,:.:.,,1:X1XsjaA-3-'neigaf' ' 49 cuff our Pfincwal 1.-.. MR. STAN ' 1596003 ga g,Il6g7g 4- . . We feel sure you'11 like to shop A 4 with the Folks at the FAIR STORE. -X , ' fi, X MRS. BARNS MRS. CADLE MR. DELABAR MISS DEAN 9? -l MR JONES MR. LESTER MRS. STANFORTH MRS. SHOEMAKER iz! Board of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: M. F. Kern, Warren Barns, Earl Rice, Ward Deitrich. Here is a group that receives little recognition for the time and effort they spend in running the school. We hear about the teachers, and we hear about the students, but few stop to remember that these men are responsible for the many activities that are enjoyed by the students. La Harpe students are grateful to these men for their enthusiasm, cooperativeness, and untiring efforts in making our school one of which we can most certainly be proud. Sponsored by BANKS FUNERAL HOME, La Harpe, Illinois 6 , ,QL W X if r ff ff A U if 5 V lx Q , , I Q Pm55nDEN1' I x-,.. A I gb OR GANIZATIUN CII' t K anon'-1 ',,m if, f-uh , A A 6 bTANDlNG, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Rodeffer, Advisergk Campbell, Johnny Berlett, Bob Q 4 3 Shurwell, Virginia Rodeffer. SEATED: Don Whitten, Rosamond Reed, Shirley Elder, Phylhs Fark X I . ,X R ' T1 M PRESXDEN MADb'a Pwodeiiery- tofll' Vlrgxgigt in Our hls This industrious looking group has The 1 really aided the progress of student government during the year. They have worked cooperatively among them selves and with the student body and faculty. The group is rather unique in that a girl is the presiding officer for ' the first time since the Student Council Ou n here at La Harpe Community High was started in 1943. l 1 O A' d'3ZZz':L Y g KLJKAX , LITTLE BROS. li Xp fe ,Q A Q 5 Hardware and Appliances 'S ,S K I LLDON-BOD-STAN X: ' F E ' 1 Phone 41 A '4 x 1 2 ki w s r QL 8 at M ll ' I S N 6 1:72 . ft t R . t 5 p '--.. V f- 1 -.-' 4 ' ,.-,g.,,. 1 , ,, f . , . , V -,tu .. -. 1- S 9 , t SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sonny Farquhar, Shirley Howe, Robert Shurwell, Connie Bainter, Robert Housewright. STANDING: Johnny Berlett, Eugene Keithley, Shirley Elder, Darrel Gillett, John Gill, Lloyd Feikert, Richard Meyers, Gerald Chance, Kayo Sutton. WB with Robert shutweu as the editor Xtj and Charles Shipman as the business bl 9 manager of this year's annual, the S 4 Y work progressed as planned. We wish -fw...2.t-S we had a picture of the day the ! I annuals were received, for the smiles I on the faces of these people will be Q , x Q extra special, we know. All through the year they kept wondering how T! these annuals would compare with the annuals of many, many years ago. 9 Q:?fi K V fi Q fx 'gil' 3 X669 1 XE, BE. 6 gg - a vf I Y ' ' A am f rox X1 X Q A I V x aw jr- F' r I 281 rl., 'sf ,fY'5 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Darrell Gillett, Richard Meyers, Carl Reeder. BACK ROW lack Brooks, Dale Eddington, Gerald Chance, Franklin Blythe, Frances Bundy, Jerry Brooks la Hi Views The Journalism class of '52 has worked hard to call to memory all the events of this busy year. They have kept both students and parents well informed with each copy of the LA HI VIEWS. Ig t fo 'Ure f Q pad WO pe 'fr r, Quiet, DEAN R. BRADSHAW 'feel Sinclair Products l' ,po Trucking Service Phone Day 106, Night 175, La Harpe 10 'fr SEATED AT THE TABLE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Elder, Iavon Alton, Jean Shoemate, STAND- ING: Dale Eddington, Sonny Farquhar, George Sutton, John Gill, Robert Shutwell, Richard Meyers, Quill And Scroll This year eight new members were initiated into this organization. The group, outstanding in either annual work or in newspaper work now have a lifetime membership in Quill and Scroll and can enjoy all the privileges of membership. Among their various activities we find the publication of a. literary magazine, monthly meetings, and frequent parties. Their purpose: To help foster the ideals of journalism in the high school and community. THE QUILI.. A different weekly newspaper -,Nr 11, Bo and the Grand Champion. Rsor 4313. .Q sfiog pu'e uaw .toy 'Ng 1 Q who. , QQ,-. S11-mmno 1005 01 PUSH ,, 25' H S Passing th i' Fifi? 'oo oNIHLo'19 admin V1 'E WCA X I- -. Jiri q opflcifvz X e buck? '- 0 v 1 :- Q c '-7' 7' :7 41. fl ' J I L O 4: LSQQS! cfYf'F,1 5 Q. Ulu FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: W, Shipman, L, Walker, D, Gillette, A, Huston, E, Reed, J, Gill, Mr, Dclabar, I, Berlett, E, Keithley, L, Housewright, C, Bainter, SECOND ROW: W, Woodside, G, Cole, R. Claycomb, C, Reeder, C, Schoenig, B, Kurtz, J, Gomer, J, Rodeffer, B, Campbell, A, Woodside, D, Kline, F, Blythe. Jerry Brooks, THIRD ROW: E, Foster, W, Burkhart, Carl Shipman, D, Eddington, L, McKee, L, Housewright, W, Reed, I, Farquhar, Clifford Shipman, D, Rodeffer, L, Hobby, R, Sheffler, D, Bradford, T, Collins, R, Shutwell, C, Chance, FOURTH ROW: O, Flynn, B, Gray, D, Wooldridge, D, Whitten, Charles Shipman, Jack Brooks, G. Chance, C, Holloway, R, Meyers, L, Feikert, B, Krieg, , ,...L...,-farm ff ., 7 '. . ew' V5 f It .1 I ,wht HnglEr.fA Q li ,f3,UF7EQgf'A ffm FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Roderick, P. Glisan, S, Welch, S. Mills, M, Bainter, I. Shoemate, S. Elder, J, Woodside, G. Bennett, B. Negley, Mrs, G. Barnes, R, Shields, W. Woodside. SECOND ROW: L. Bennett, P. Fark, M. May, E. Hodges, J. Hardisty, D. White, I. Alton, E, Eddington, P. B ett C, Jones, J. Blythe, J. Bell. THIRD ROW: M. Martin, P. Burford, A. Cameron, S. Howe, enn , G. Driskell, I. Campbell, F. Bundy, P, Carey, N. Thompson, R. Morton, V. ROdeffEI. N. BIHdSh2W, M. Kraft. FOURTH ROW: R. Feikert, I. McCord, R. Reed, N. Wooldridge, B. McConnell, C. Kline, S. Lenix, C. Shipman, M. Moore, D. Dowell, A. Blythe, S. Stout, A. Hartwig, J. Apt, E. Johnson. HOHO CAMPBELL SEED COMPANY Farm Seeds-Feed-Fertilizer Hybrid Seed Corn 067 'ttf rs for th 6 F H . 'A' 13 W., t V NX QE A group of little troubles for the Sophomores. -.i'7'., A ' ' .'-,u- '.,,,, S' BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Clifford Shipman, Carol Holloway, Leslie Bricker, Hal Collins, Carl Reeder, Carl Kline, Bob Housewright, Richard Kern, Charles Schoenig, Franklin Blythe, Jack Hensley, James Owsley, FRONT ROW: Eugene Reed, Dale Eddington, Kayo Sutton, Richard Meyers Lloyd Fiekert, Jack Parrish, jack Brooks, John Gill, Connie Bainter, Jerry Brooks. 1. HIL' .2t-.,.,.,i,, ..,M , -,a................,... ..... . 3 -1.-.. . -.-...-.........H-v..f ... ....-.... ' - -e- nu.--........- -..-...A .. .. .,.....- W '.-...-i' .............. .,,. -....,.. . . ...... ...... UIUI ' ll'll I- 'lllll - nl MIDI . . 310111111 HI ,H rf!!--51 7 f rg-1.-3.21-4.f -I -'--I CLUB LA MOINE VALLEY CONFERENCE FOOTBALL ALL-STARS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Hensley, Kayo Sutton, Jack Brooks, Jr, Sellers. FEDERATED STORE La Harpe, Illinois 14 W .. . , W- -r.iw A-'Q ju, 1 I J A.A A group of athletic looking girls, And aren't we glad that they don't have to wear costumes of many years ago, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E, Johnson, ,L Apt, M, Kraft, B, Negley, R, Morton, V, Rodeffer, I, Shoemate, A, Hartwig, B, McConnell, D, McPeak, SECOND ROW: I. Woodside, M, Wooldridge, S, Welch, I, McCord, S, Mills, E, Eddington, G. Bennett, S, Elder, R, Reed, J, Alton, I, Bell, G, Edmunds, J, Blythe, THIRD ROW: S, Stout, R, Feikert, A, Blythe, D, White, N, Mueller, D, Dowell, C, Shipman, J, Hardisty, M, Moore, P, Carey, P, Glisan, P, Bennett, J, Campbell, W, Woodside, FOURTH ROW: P. Collins, M. May, N, Bradshaw, L. Bennett, M, Bainter, R, Shields, S, Lenix, P. Fark, M, Cassell, C, Kline, '71 , ,, V, ,,y,,,'. ,V K ,fy h I ,:+. Sponsored by WELCH DRY GOODS CO it-Y Mixed Chorus PUR,DY'S DRIVE INN I..a Harpe, Ill. Route 9, l mile west La Harpe Meals-Short Orders- Drive-in-Service FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Shoemaker, J. Campbell, P. Carey, P. Glisan, P. Collins, P. Bennett, M. Cassell, N. Mueller, D, Hobart. SECOND ROW: D. Rodeffer, C, Kline, M, May, C. Shipman, R, Shields, M. Moore, D, White, J. Hardisty, R, Sheffler. THIRD ROW: L. Hobby, I. Goble, S. Stout, R. Feikert, D, Dowell, W. Woodside, A. Blythe, E, Hodges, W, Shipman, C. Driskell. FOURTH ROW: T, Collins, W. Reed, T. Ellison, D. Kline, L. McKee, D, Smith, J. Farquhar, L. Housewright, B. Campbell, L. Jones. Music! Music! Music! FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs, Shoemaker, V. Rodeffer, S. Elder, G, Bennett, M, Bainter, N. Bradshaw, M, Cas- sell, P. Collins. SECOND ROW: M, Kraft, A. Hartwig. I. Blythe, S. Welch, F. Bundy, J. Wood- side, J. McCord, J. Bell. THIRD ROW: G. Edmunds, N. Mueller, D. Eddinton, J. Gill, B. Gray, C. Bainter, C. Chance, B. Negley J, Shoemate, FOURTH ROW: R. Claycomb, C. Shipman, D. Holloway, E. Keithley, R. Shut- well, L. Feikett, C. Farquhar, A. Huston, J. Gomer, Freshman Chorus FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MIS. Shoemaker, S. Stout, M. Balmer, G. Bennett, J. Bell, J. McCord, J. Shoemate, V. Rodeffer, S, Elder, D. White, S. Welch, I. Woodside, A. Hartwig. SECOND ROW: M. May, P. Collins, A. Blythe, N. Mueller, J. Hardisty, P. Carey, I. Campbell, P. Glisan, W. Woodside, G. Edmunds, M. Cassell, J. Blythe. THIRD ROW: F. Settles, C. Shipman, J. Apt, E. Hodges, P. Bennett, D. McPeak, R. Feikert, R. Shields, M, Kraft, B. Negley, C. Kline. Girls' Chorus A lot of the fun in school comes with the music. Each day finds classes ready and willing to burst forth in song. What a lonely world this would be li without our music! ,,g,, RADDENS FUNERAL HOME AND FURNITURE STORE IES- La Harpe, Illinois :Ears Qifssxx 1 as S Q,-1 Q Boys' Chorus FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Shoemaker, D. Eddington. J. Gill. B. Gray, C. Bainter, R. Sheffler, C. Chance, R. Rodeffer. SECOND ROW: R. Claycomb, C. Holloway, E. Keithley, R. Shutwell, L, Feikert, S. Farquhar, A, Huston. THIRD ROW: C, Shipman, D. Smith, L. Jones, J. Farquhar, B. Campbell, L. House- wright, D. Kline. 4 1 I P is:u::a .......-..--- 1 i -,,,-Q llln . 'I W0 ONK 813195 a QUXET D tk' FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha Martin, Pat Burford Joanne Woodside, Virginia Rodeffer, Shirley Elder, Elaine Eddington, Ann Hartwig, BACK ROW: Richard Kern, Robert Shutwell, Eugene Keithley. library HENDERSON COUNT Y LIVESTOCK MARKETING ASSOCIATION Stronghur s t, Illinois 18 W QTHEK fEAM'5 -I H lettermen I I QWSLEY D EDDINGTON L. BRICKER J HENSLEY B534 H Back H Back F. Back Center L pmk C My Tac Center LAHARPE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL H COLLINS not p1ctured TIE SECOND PLACE LAMOINE VALLEY Opponents Northwestern Hamilton Warsaw 'Stronghurst 'Carthage Western GO So utheas tern Lost 2 ---------- Tied 1 '9'non conference games. J BROOKS J BROOKS R MEYERS C. REEDER I PARRISH B HOUSEWRIGHT Tackle Tackle Guard Guard n En R Meyers J Hensley, Car FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Parrish, G. Sutton, I, Sellers, . , . 1 Reeder, I. Brooks, I. Brooks, L. Bricker, D. Eddirrgton, B. Housewright. SECOND ROW: C. Schoenig, C. Bainter, A. Houston, L. Fiekert, R. Kern, W. Burkhart, J. Rodeffer, 1. Owsley. H. Collins not pictured. 1951 SEASON SUMMARY NORTHWESTERN The Eagles met their traditional rivals in the first game Sept. IZ.. Northwestern was primed and determined to end the Eagles victory string which extends back to 1941. Sparked by Sellers and Sutton plus J. Owsley's pass interception, the string goes on. La I-Iarpe Z0 Northwestern 13. HAMILTON The La Moine Valley Champs of 1951 invaded the Eagles home gridiron and clipped the Eagles wings 20-0. WARSAW Next to visit the Eagles home grounds was Warsaw. Both teams played hard determined football with Warsaw taking a 6-0 halftime lead. The Eagles had it in the third quarter and with the line opening holes and the backs running hard took a 13-6 lead. Warsaw tied it up in the last minute of play on a Bill Young to Bob Young pass. One point! ! STRONGHURST The Eagles next game was with another of their old rivals Stronghurst. Played on the Trojans new athletic field. They hit pay dirt first but the Eagles went to work and dished up a bruising brand of football. With the line spearheading the attack, the Eagles rolled up 33 points. FARM BUREAU SERVICE STATION Patterson Brothers ll'nois Hi-way No. 9 La Harpe, I 1 21 -..Azhar L M! , . -f. '. - V 1 FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT L Thomas T Elhson F Blythe D Smlth L McKee J Farquhar W Reed D Burford C Khne SECOND ROW B Strausbaugh L Hobby D Hobart G Cole I Goble D Wooldndge R Crum T Collms D Jones Coach Bob Jones LA HARPE 6 CAR FHAGE WESTERN G O SOUTHEASTERN SEASON'S RECORD Northwestern 6 LA HARPE 6 Northwestern Carthage 6 Ham1lton I-Iamllton Whxch way d1d he go '7 The Carthage Blue Boys h1t the Eagles home grounds for the annual Homecormng game Duffy De Lozur Larson and company one of the states flnest small h1gh school teams led the state 1n scorxng 1n 1951 Blue Boys 9 Eagles 13 The Eagles were one of the f1rst teams to score on the Blue Boys The Eagles caught up w1th the Western Card1nals and gamed revenge for defeats of the two prevlous seasons The game was played ln Western Ill1no1s State's new stadlum The game featured the powerful runmng of J Sellers The Eagles last home game was one of spectacular runs by the v1s1tors B111 McGraw and Kayo Sutton of the Eagles The Eagles were v1ctors by the marg1n of three conversions Z 8 November 2 the Eagles gamed a t1e for second place m the La Mo1ne Valley Conference and b1d farewell to twelve Semor lettermen ZZ if ,I 15 nw: J :5,e,,, .W ,I-.i 5'-. ,r -ff' .M ,i L. Q? rl n 31 I 1 6 14 Roseville 13 8 Carthage 13 6 26 ' 26 0 ' 42. 3 . ' 1-1 . T r B, Kurtz, B. Krieg, J. Gomer, J., Sellers, C. Kline, J. Gill, G. Reed. G, Sutton, C, Shipman, I., Bricker, La Harpe La Harpe La Harpe La Harpe La Harpe La Harpe La Harpe La Harpe La Harpe La Harpe 41 44 54 41 67 38 48 BLIND 64 42. 55 LA HARPE RECORD G-O Colchester Nauvoo Hamilton Dallas City Warsaw Plymouth TOURNEY Dallas City Northwestern Northwestern COUNTY TOURNAMENT La Harpe 54 'f'Conference Games TOP ROW R. Sheffler D. Jones J. Farquhar C. Holloway H. Collins D. Rodeffer Coach B. Jones Augusta La La La La La La La La La La La La Harpe Harpe Harpe Harpe Harpe Harpe Harpe Harpe Harpe Harpe Harpe Harpe Won NORTH SIDE MOTOR SALES, INC. La Harpe, Illinois Nauvoo 61 Terre Haute 50 Dallas City 48 Stronghurst 49 Southeastern 24 Colusa 50 Western 71 Terre Haute 64 Colchester 47 Northwestern 51 Warsaw 58 Aledo 79 Lost 15 BOTTOM ROW B. Strausbaugh C. Shipman B. Kurtz T. Ellison J. Rodeffer C. Shipman La Harpe 28 G-O 56 La Harpe 47 Nauvoo La Harpe 25 Colchester 53 La Harpe 44 Dallas City La Harpe 41 Nauvoo 35 La Harpe 59 Stronghurst La Harpe 46 Hamilton 43 La Harpe 65 Southeastern La Harpe 56 Dallas City 21 La Harpe 54 Colusa La Harpe 49 Warsaw 24 La Harpe 41 Western La Harpe 49 Plymouth 62 La Harpe 43 Colchester LA HARPE BLIND TOURNEY La Harpe 53 Northwestern La Harpe 59 Dallas City 34 La Harpe 32 Warsaw La Harpe 68 Northwestern 50 La Harpe 57 Aledo La Harpe 54 Northwestern 38 Won 13 Lost 7 SEASON'S SUMMARY VARSITY The Purple and Gold squad was paced by Seniors Kayo Sutton and Jr. Sellers, playing their third year of Varsity ball. Kayo led the team in scoring with 333 points, followed by Jr. with 296. The other lettermen were John Gill, Senior, Jim Gomer, Bill Krieg and Billy Kurtz, Juniors, and Sophomores Les Bricker, Gene Reed, and Carl Shipman. This years squad lacked height and speed but always played up to its capabilities and came through to highlight the season with two close victories over our arch rival, Northwestern. FRESHMEN -SOPHOMORES La Harpe had a good squad of Fresh-Sophs which won 13, lost 7. Two Sophomores, Les Bricker and Gene Reed played the major part of the season with the Varsity, downing Northwestern 68-50 this team won the Fresh-Soph division of the Blind Tourney. The squad was led by Shipman, Reed, Kline, and Kurtz. This squad possesses speed, height, shooting ability and has a bright future if the boys continue to work, have the desire to improve, the spirit and determination to win. 24 J. Gill B. Krieg G. Reed L. Bricker CO-CAPTAINS LA MOINE VALLEY ALL-STAR TEAM G. Sutton J. Sellers v i' STATE BANK OF LA HARPE D Member of F.D.I.C. 1 Always interested in LCHS Qs 9 GWX L37' J. Gomer B. Kurtz w --71 C. Shipman C. Kline X R. Lee, C. Farquhar. D. Smith, H, Collins. J. Owsley, R. Claycomh, C. Holloway, C. Shipman, C. Shipman, A. Woodside, G. Reed. E. Keithley, D. Sellers, C. Kline. J. Gill, R. Kem. J. Rodeffer, J. Brooks. J. Brooks, G. Sutton, not pictured. Track I95Z La Harpe's well balanced track squad enjoyed one of its most successful seasons in recent years. Dual meet victories over Avon 68 2f3 to 49 lf3 and Carthage 90 to 37 provided early season competition, conditioning and confidence. The Galva Relays were next, and with Hack Brooks 135'6 toss in the discus, La I-Iarpe finished in sixth place. The Big One was next, the Lamoine Valley Conference Meet, which found La Harpe first with 62 points, while runner up Warsaw had 38. Ft. Madison Relays and a trip across the river found the Purple and Gold in ninth place. Fifth place in the District and Jack Brooks to the State Finals were the result on May 14 at Hanson Field in Macomb. The season ended with the La Harpe swifties taking the County title with 69 1f2 points and Warsaw again in second place with 45 followed by Carthage 44 1f2 and Hamilton 42. Jack Brooks, the squad's high scorer and consistent first place winner on the discus, was chosen Most Valuable for 1952. Compliments of BILL HOPKINS, 26 Meet Corllss Archer Careful! Don't smear it! Can't get along without the moving men! W You what? Sponsored by . B. I. M LLER . DR UE It was noth1ng, Nothing at all! Follow the doctors orders' coruss, dom die! Please don't die! Z7 QQ 0 99 ' 2 Reverend William H. Spence . . . Hope Spence . Hartzell . . Eileen . . Dr. Romer . Louise . . Maria. Molly . Ronny. . . Loy Housewright . Millie Wooldricd e ' Q O YI e F0 8 . Alfred Huston . Gladys Bennett . James Gomer ' H Audrey Cameron n Q a v e n Gloria Edmunds . Shirley Mills . . Roger Crum . Letty . . . Mrs. Sandow . Mrs. Digby. Georgie . . . Mrs, Cambridge Mrs. Jellison . Major Cooper . Bishop Sherwood . Reverend FraserSpence . . . . UBRH .Rosamond Reed . Shirley Howe . Donna Duncan .Franklin Blythe . . Joan Blythe . Shirley Welch . Connie Bainter . Donnie Whitten Richard Kern J, E, MAYNARD SERVICE STATION Conoco Products Phone ZZ1 La Harpe, Illinois JAMES A. HOWD, SR. Insurance, Real Estate, Bonds Auto Financing Mrs. Tennyson Mr. Tennyson . Jackie Tennyson Dan Tennyson . Linda Barnard . Jeannie . . Carla. . . Miss Baker . Mr. Barnard . Mr. Latherby . Puff . . . Policeman . . Dr. Von Barff . . Javon Alton . . John Gill . . George Sutton . Charles Shipman .Virginia Rodeffer . . .Joann Reed . Jean Shoemate . Shirley Elder . . Carl Reeder . Bob Housewright Dwight Sellers, Jr. . Richard Meyers . 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Y 35511 .a- 4s L T22 ' l+ X I 1 V , luli X g , l X il?-'- ' Fa 17 ls if ..- fwfif-T.. UIUE LC' 'r 'A 6 .r 'V ye . i S, ,.. n-- 5 Q L--lb!-. ,J is wsfifgl A ilfifkf nf ' ',f.:5f7,f, L ,EJ , ft. 2, . A 4 f V Q ,.-+ 41? xiii fjx-f.,-2--f-if AUGUST 30 31 SEPTEMBER 4 7 I4 2I 25 28 OCTOBER 5 8 IO II Ulf I2 16 18 zo 26 27 31 J NOVEMBER 2 HF RMT' 7 W5 lm g -9 16 CN SUM TM' I smffrffmf .Z Hwawr 22 23 24 27 29 30 DECEMBER I 4 7 8 Il I2 15 19 zo 2I 22 Faculty Meeting--Oh! the plans they madel County Institute--A gruesome day for Teachers. First day of school - back to the old routine again. Cheerleaders' tryouts. Ooh-lah-lah. First football game at Northwestem-off to a good start, we wonl Hamilton here. Our foot slipped-first defeat. Freshman Home Ec. girls Tea for Mothers. Nice girls. Warsaw here. An exciting tie, I3-13. Stronghurst there. Another win. National F.F,A, Convention at Kansas City. Gee, so many boysl Bonfire at South side of Park. Quite a fire, too. Loads of fun. End of first six weeks. Those testsl Homecoming game with Carthage. We lost 39-13, Teachers Institute at Quincy-Whoopie, no school. Homecoming dance at Clubhouse. What a crowdl F.F.A. hog sale. The money those boys made! Football at Westem. What a close one-our favor, though I4-13. District G,A.A. playday at La Harpe. Lots of rain, but lots of fun. Gladstone -Oquawka -here, another win for us. Freshman bake sale--cookies, cakes, candy. Leroy, the magician here for assembly. Can you do all those tricks? Southeastern there. We won that one also. F.F.A, Fat stock Judging, here, more boys. Senior Class Play - a fine show, Seniors. High School Music Festival at Carthage-Voices as sweet as birds. F.F.A. Section xr Grain Show at Industry. Such fine crops. F.l-l.A, All-school party. More fun. Thanksgiving. Yah-another holiday. No school - We lglgvacations. International Livestock Show at Chicago starts, Fine livestock. First basketball game with Gladstone -Oquawka here. A victory for us. Assembly program with Otto Schact. Be proud of America. Colchester there. They beat us IO points. Livestock Show at Chicago ends. Nauvoo here. Another loss. Hamilton here. Such a heartbreaker ffor La Harpey. Slumber party G.A.A. - Little sleep for those gals that night. Senior Bake Sale - One of those things again? Dallas City here - We finally won another game! School Masters Banquet at Plymouth. Mother-Daughter Christmas Tea F,H.A. F.F.A. Christmas party - look out for the ITll5I18IOCl La Harpe Basketball tournament - Oh. The Suspense. La Harpe Tournament - we're gaining. F.F.A, meeting - the meeting will please come to order. La Harpe Tournament - still in there rooting. Christmas Vacation - Whoopeel La Harpe Tournament - I defeat, I wing we're still very proud. lv qu 1 , ' Ilxu ll Silt!! . . JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY School opens - back to the grindstone. County Basketball Tournament - another defeat, but a very good game Semester Exams - buming the midnight oil. End of Semester - ready to start all over again. F.H.A. meeting - Girls, Girls. F.F.A. Meeting. Planning for the future. F.l'l.A. Valentine Party - Dear Valentine. F.F.A. Section Il Public Speaking Contest very interesting speeches. End of 6 weeks - get ready for the tests. Operetta - nice. Very good crowds. F.F.A. meeting - at it again. F.F.A. Section II officers Banquet - these are the leaders. District solo 8: ensemble contests. F.F.A. Parliamentary procedure contest - down to work. State Basketball Tournament. F.H.A. Rally at Barry - girls from everywhere. F.F.A. Section Il poultry 8. grain judging Contest - Oh those blue ribbons. End of six weeks - guess what? Sophomore Class party - an up and coming class. Ir. P1ay-- A very good performance. Good Fri. --short vacation. Avon Track meet - a victory for our side. F.H.A. Bake sale -- money coming in. G.A.A. playday at Plymouth --Am I tired? F.F.A. Meeting. Galva relays - more blue ribbons. lr. - Sr. Prom - thanks a lot for a swell evening, Irs. Lamoine Valley Track - We brought home all the honors. Victory. Grade School Operetta - a garden scene, bees and everything. Very colorful and entertaining. Senior Carnival - Confetti, balloons, all the trimmings for a success- ful event. Roman Banquet - following the Roman traditions to the fullest extent. District Track 85 Field Meet - still doing fine. I-ligh School Hancock County Track 84 Field Meet. Another victory 8s more blue ribbons. Athletic Banquet - in honor of our swell athletes and coaches. Semester Exams - the last of the toiling. School ends -so long for another year. Jr. Class trip - Starved Rock bound. Baccalaureate. Sophomore Trip - Seeing the sights of Iowa City. Eighth Grade Graduation - ready to reach for a higher goal. High School Picnic - a very delightful day for everyone. High School Graduation - The night everyone has been waiting for. Sorry to leave but rather glad to be going out into the world. HAMILTON AND MILLER GROCERY La Harpe and Stronghurst Complete Food Market Y. j . VT , -A x, ' ' ' . 'fiktfifif EEf5r515!5:'5i . .,. ., ...Q --.. 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Ful-O-Pep Feeds ' ,, ,mor . .RNS x ' K. 'X 1 'Nt . 3 659 x 'M , A - fa, 3' K J .1 7 . :,. X. Neil 2 Wffi sf . M I -Q .-3 Q --- fvf -- ,. ff 1 '-....--- 5919.5 1 4. png , I , siifzf is i 1 ' Vmmhws 5 .wa Q22-wg m wm:u RM m i , i? , ss . - - W' 1' 'V 5 5 J A W My X N S ww-n il -- -- I-- 1 Q P A ,. V, X' f Q O 95 ' X m A .X :.,,,fNs + , - 4. X ' l V . ' 1 ff, . f 'L I ' f x . . . ' s , k K ,1 , , 1'- 1 4- - W . -4 V I gg.. xx 1 01 1 I-553 , ff f ft opvs na E 'wx-Fr' 36 Xx I f fC 'P RW Ill X 151' I ff 4? 'aa 129 Y xl Lamb. agg'gfmi5 f :f1AQrf Qjoig -gm FOI? ALFQED ' uuixom 11 STUDENT COUN.P JN Gwjoie Mio.. , H . jx EQLNIOES JAVON ALTON Sports Enthusiast-- Cute and smart JOHNNY BERLET Friendly Future Farmer --Brown-eyed bookworm JACK BROOKS All out for Intramurals --Gunning for game. JERRY BROOKS Double Trouble on the Gridiron--Runs the reels FRANCES BUNDY Dance enthusiast-- Candidate for the business world GERALD CHANCE Nature boys buddy --Spends leisure time Coon hunting GLORIA DRISKELL One ofthe future homemakers--Wi11 wear a white cap DALE EDDINGTON Versatile virtuso,-- Guards the Gridiron A Gift from RODERICKS JEWELRY Always something special Hamilton, Bulova, Elgin SHIRLEY ELDER Heads the FHA--Goes all out for Student Council CLAIR FARQUHAR Stage Crew Worker-- Likes to eat LLOYD FEIKERT Class cut up--Newcomer at L. C. I-I. S. JOHN GILL Specs - -Collete Prospect DARREL GILLETT Hankering for Horses-- Goes for girls JACK HENSLEY Plays football with Eagles--Handsome but Shy ROBERT HOUSEWRIGHT Rules the L. Club-- Mischief Maker EUGENE KEITHLEY Long, Lean, and Hungry --FFA Treasure Compliments of LA HARPE LUMBER COMPANY wi 4 ? 'N PQ its Qu-wb s i Q- Q LLEWELLYN KERFOOT Dallas High School Loss--Sweet and Shy JANE MCCONNELL Desires department in store--Friendly F. H. A. girl. RICHARD MEYERS Ax-Handle - -Pigskin Preferred. ROSE MORTON Redhead with quiet manner--Nursing next. BERTHA NEGLEY Singer Extraordinary --GAA Enthusiast. NANCY THOMPSON Will slave over a hot stove fl-IOUSEWIFEJ --Pert-n-Perty JAMES OWSLEY Mighty Midget-- Football JACK PARRISI-I Likeable Strong Boy --Backstage Worker Congratulations to the Seniors A job well done TH!-3 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF 'BLANDINSVILLE Member FDIC JOANNE REED Brown Haired Joann --Friend of all, Liked by all CARL REEDER Rod and gun man-- Carl's Mechanical- minded VIRGINIA RODEFFER Got a ring on her finger --sweet and smart DWIGHT SELLERS, JR. Meatball --Football all star GEORGIA SHEFFLER RODERICK Tiny--Angel of Mercy CHARLES SHIPMAN Future engineer-- Fancy for Ford's JEAN SI-IOEMATE Jeanie with the light brown hair--Talent- Singing ROBERT SHUTWELL All-around leader-- Farmer with a smile GEORGE SUTTON Kayo - -Basketball Hot Shot 'Q' ALTON, IAVON FHA 1.2, 3,4, GAA I,2. 3,4, Secretary, 3, Point Recorder 4, Pep Club 2, Class Secretary 2.4, Class Play 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 1.2, Ist Attendant to Homecoming Queen 4, BERLETT, JOHNNY FFA I,2. 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Class Vice-President 2, Delegate to Kansas City Convention 3.4, Football I,4, Track 3, Annual staff 4, Student Council 4, FFA Summer Camp 3.4. BROOKS, JACK FFA I,2,3,4, Football I,2. 3,4, Track I,2,3,4, L Club 3,4, Intramurals 3,4, La Hi Views Staff 4, Lamoine Valley Football All Star Honorable Mention 4, BROOKS, JERRY FFA I,2. 3.4, Football I,2,3,4, Track I,2,3,4, L Club 3,4,InIl'amLll'31S 3.4, FFA Judging Team 4, La Hi Views 4, Class President I, Student Council I. BUNDY, FRANCES FHA I,2.3,4, GAA I,2,3,4, Pep Club 2, Chorus I,2.3,4, Operetta 1.2, La Hi Views 4, CHANCE, GERALD FFA I,2,3,4, Track 3.4, Annual Staff 2, Music 1,23 Intramurals 3,4, DRISKELL, GLORIA FHA 1.2, 3,4, GAA 4, Annual Staff 2, La Hi Views 2, Chorus 2. EDDINGTON, DALE FFA I,2. 3.4, Delegate to FFA Camp 3, Delegate to Kansas City 3, Reporter 3, Football i,3.4, Class Play 3, La Hi Views 4, Track 3,4, Chorus I,2.3,4gM3dt'ig3.1 I,2,3,4, Library Staff 3, L Club 2.3.4, Operetta 2, 3,4, Attendant to Homecoming King 4, ELDER, SHIRLEY FHA I,2. 3,4, President 4, Parliamentarian 3, Section Officer 4, GAA I,2,3,4, Vice-President 3,4, Camp Delegate 3, Cheerleader 3, Annual staff i,4, Library Staff 3,4, Class Secretary 3, Class Play 3.4, Chorus I,2. 3,4, Operetta 2, 3,4, Madrigal 3,4, Attendant to Homecoming Queen 4, Student Council 4, FARQUHAR, CLAIR Chorus I,2. 3.4, Football I,3,4g Track 2.3.4, Softball 1, Basketball I,2, Intramurals 3,4, Annual Staff4, 54 FEIKERT, LLOYD Bushnell High l,2, 3: Chorus 3,4: FFA 4: L Club 4: Football 3,4: Class Play 3,4. GILL, JOHN Clasi President 3: Vice-President 4: Student Council 3: Annual Staff 4: Basketball 4: Class Play 3: Scholar ships 2,3,4: Track l,2, 3,4: L Club 3,4: FFA 1, 2: Vice President 4: Section ll Secretary and Treasurer 4 Camp Delegate 3: State Convention I, 2, 3: National Convention 4: Judging Team 2,3,4: Chorus I, 2, 3,4: Madrigal I, 2,3,4: Octette I, 2,3,4: Chorus Point Recorder 3: Operetta I, 2, 3.4. HENSLEY, IACK Lombard Jr, High, Galesburg 1: Williamsfield, High School l,2, 3: Class President 2: Football l,2, 3,4: Basketball I,2: Track I,2: L Club l,4: W Club 2, 3: Lamoine Valley All Star 4, HOUSEWRIGHT, BOB Class Reporter I: Class Play 3: Annual Staff 4: Football 2,3,4: Track 2,4: L Club 4: President 4: Student Council 4: Intramurals 4: Basketball and Track Manager 3: Attendant at Sweetheart Dance 3. KEITHLEY, EUGENE Colchester High School I: FFA 1.2, 3,4: Treasurer 4: Delegate to Kansas City 4: Judging Team 2,3,4: Annual staff 4: Librarian 4: Class Play 4: Track 4. KERFOOT, LLEWELLYN Dallas City High I,2,3: Chorus I,2: FHA l,2,4: Parliamentarian 2: Class Play 4: Music Festival I,2: Pep Club I,2: GAA I, McCONNELL, JANE Chorus t,2,3: GAA l,2,3: FHA r,2,3,4: Class Play 3: Festival l,2, MEYERS, RICHARD FFA 2,3,4: Class Play 3: La Hi Views 4: L Club 3,4: Annual staff 4: Track I,2,3: FFA Judging Team 3,4: Football l,2, 3,4: Intramurals 3,4: Secretary-Treasurer of L Club 4: Editor of La Hi Views 4. SELLERS, DWIGHT, JR, Football l,2,3,4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Track l,2,3,4: L Club I,2,3,4: Co-Captain, Football 4: Co- Captain, Basketball 4: Lamoine Valley Football and Basketball All -Star 4: Class Play 3: La Hi Views 4, RODERICK, GEORGIA SHEFFLER FHA l,2, 3,4: GAA l,2, 3,4: Chorus l,2, 3: Library Staff 3: Pep Club 2: Declamation 2: Annual Staff 4, 55 SHIPMAN, CHARLES FFA 1.2, 3,45 Chorus I,2, 3,45 Class Vice-President 25 Class Play 35 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 25 Assistant Editor of Annual Staff 35 Business Manager of Annual Staff 4. SHOEMATE, JEAN Chorus r,2, 3,45 Operetta I,2,3,4g Octette 35 Sextet 1,25 GAA 3,45 FHA l,2,3,45 Vice-President 45 Delegate to National FHA Convention 25 Pep Club 25 Class Play 3,45 Library Staff I,2, 35 Annual staff 4, MORTON, ROSE Chorus 1,23 GAA 3,45 FHA l,2, 3,45 Class Play 45 Class Treasurer 4, NEGLEY, BERTHA FHA l,2,3,4g Chorus I,2,3,45 Madrigal I,2,35 GAA I,2,3,45 Point Recorder 25 Operetta I,2,4, THOMPSON, NANCY OSBURN FHA 1,2, 3,45 GAA I,2,3,4g Pep Club 25 Treasurer 25 Class Play 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Annual Staff 4, REED, JO ANNE FHA I,2, 3,45 GAA 1,25 Chorus 1,23 Pep Club 25 Class Play 3,45 Attendant to Homecoming Queen 45 Annual Staff 2,45 La Hi Views 4. REEDER, CARL FFA 3,45 L Club 3,45 Football l,2,3,4g Class Play 35 La Hi Views 4, RODEFFER, VIRGINIA FHA I,2, 3,45 Parliamentarian 25 Treasurer 35 GAA I,2, 3,45 President 35 Music I,2,3,45 Madrigal 45 Annual Staff 45 Courtesy Queen 35 Octette 45 Library Staff Ig Class Secretary Ig Class Treasurer 35 Cheer- leader 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Student Council President 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Class Play 3,4, SHUTWELL, ROBERT Colusa High School Ig Basketball I5 FFA I,2, 3,45 Vice-President 35 Reporter Section II 45 Judging Team 2, 3,45 Delegate to Kansas City 35 Delegate to State Convention 35 Chorus l,2,3,4g Madrigal 45 Class President 45 Homecoming King 45 Library Staff 45 Intramurals 3,45 Class Play 45 Assistant Editor of Annual 35 Editor 45 Student Council 45 Vice-President 4, SUTTON, GEORGE Football I,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 L Club l,2,3,45 Co-Captain, Football 45 Co- Captain, Basketball 45 Lamoine Valley Football and Basketball All Star 45 Class President 25 Student Council 25 Class Play 3,45 Chorus 25 Annual Staff 45 First Attendant to Homecoming King 4. 56 We, the Senior Class of '52, do declare the following to be our last will and testament. To the junior class we will our sophisticated manners. To the sophomore class we will our way with teachers. To the freshman class we will our great knowledge. Javon Alton, will my short haircuts to Rosamond Reed. Johnny Berlett, will my interest in physics to Loy Housewright, Jack Brooks, will a little fat to Donnie Whitten. Jerry Brooks, will my quiet manner to David Burford. Frances Bundy, will my love for Fords to Millie Wooldridge. Gerald Chance, will my front seat in history to anyone who thinks smart enough to hold it. Gloria Driskell, will my love for history to Roger Crum. Dale Eddington, will my new guitar to anyone who can play it better than I can. I, Shirley Elder, will my giggle to Gloria Edmunds. I, Sonny Farquhar, will my seat in back of the study hall to Gladys Bennett. I, Lloyd Feikert, will my bouncy walk to Billy Kurtz. I, John Gill, will my short hair-cuts to Alfred Huston. I, Jack Hensley, being of sound mind and habits ?Will to Conrad Bainter and Franklin Blythe all the Qif you'll pardon the expression, girls and acres and acres of good times in B'ville. I, Bob Housewright, will my bafshfulness to Joan Bell. I, Eugene Keithley, will tny ability in physics to James Gomer. I, Llewellyn Kerfoot, will my ability to smuggle cokes into the study hall to Shirley Mills. I, Jane McConnell, will my grey hair to Martha Martin. I, Richard Meyers, will my red hat to the next editor of the La Hi Views. I, Rose Morton, will my red hair to Audrey Cameron and Joanne Woodside. I, Bertha Negley, will my beautiful voice to Shirley Howe. I, Nancy Osburn Thompson, will my typing skill and my diamond to any junior boy who would like to have them. James Owsley will my size to Donna Duncan and Pat Burford. Jack Parrish, will my love letters to Billy Mac Kreig. I. I, I, I, I, I, he is I, L I, I, I, I, I, wear I. class I. I, know I, I, Joanne Reed, will Carl Reeder, will Virginia Rodeffer, instead of Alfred's Fr. Sellers, will to Loren Thomas. my active life to Fern Settles, my love of studying to June McCord. will my diamond ring to Gladys Bennett to class ring. my cleverness and great ability in English Georgia Sheffler Roderick, will my night life to Shirley Welch. Charles Shipman, he likes them. will my Ford to Donnie Whitten because I Jean Shoemate, will my small waistline to Joanne Blythe. I, Bob Shutwell, will my back seat in history class to Richard Kern for his daily beauty nap. Kayo Sutton, will my car to Millie Wooldridge so she will have something in which she can go to B'ville. Jas. C. Mayor It is my hope that there will be many more classes like this Senior Class. 57 LA HARPE, ILLINOIS, July Z5, 1972 .... The class of 1952 held their twentieth reunion at the beautiful Lamoine Valley State Park here in La Harpe yesterday. Floria Driskell, America's foreign ambassador to Russia was the only member of the class who was unable to attend. First to arrive was the great T. V. star, Bertha Negley, better known as Battlin' Bertha since she has become wrestling champion of the world. Close behind her came her husband, daring Dale Eddington, sensation of the auto racing world of the mighty midgets. Another celebrity, Javon Alton, singing member of the Grand Old Opry also came with Dale and Bertha. Also present was Robert Housewright who has fulfilled his lifetime dreams of becoming a military leader, his position, a scout master of the local scout troops. The 17 members are his own children, since he and his wife, the former Virginia Rodeffer did very well in having five sets of triplets. Another graduate, Lloyd Feikert, brought members of the Bouncettes of the Diamond Horseshoe to entertain for the day. Yes, Meatball Sellers, Jack Parrish, Jack and Jerry Brooks have got what it takes to be the stars of the Bouncettes, a peculiar style of dancing taught to them by the one and only Mr. Feikert. Eugene Keithley, the big time gambler and casino operator here in La Harpe arrived on time with his three cigarette girls, Rose Morton, Jane McConnell and Llewellyn Kerfoot. Carl Reeder, trying to out-fox the great Keithley, lost his Chevrolet dealership on a portable roulette wheel, always carried by Keithley in his Rolls Royce. Arriving in an ambulance due to injuries, the star half backs of the Chicago Bears, Gerald Chance and Clair Farquhar, spent the reunion in wheel chairs pushed by Georgia Sheffler and Jean Shoemate who are still determined to get a man. Joan Gill, head of the La Harpe Sanitation Department fstreet cleaner, was able to depart from his duties for the day to attend this reunion. His wife, Frances Bundy Gill says his job of street cleaning has sure been useful around the mansion. Jack Hensley, a new movie star, flew from Hollywood, but was unable to stay the entire day due to a new roll that he is playing. He has taken the place of comedian Jerry Lewis. Johnny Berlett, the current star of the Minneapolis Lakers, professional basketball champs of 1971, arrived with his wife, the former Shirley Elder, who is starring with the Minneapolis Bloomer Girls. James Owsley, editor of the New York Times, came flying in with his delivery boys, Richard Meyers and Charles Shipman. When Bob Shutwell and.Toe Anne Reed Shutwell arrived with children Elmore and Annie, the reunion livened up. A near catastrophe resulted when they put tacks under the tires of Nancy Thompson's yellow-cab. Nancy has the only taxi service around Lomax. Kayo Sutton, who has taken over Pop Bicels job with the broom at the high school was also present. 58 9 -N of All ABOARD FOR NEW ORLEANS! For five wonderful days the seniors lived a luxurious life, wandering around among the palm trees, seeing light houses for the first time, swimming in the Gulf of Mexico, enjoying the leisure that only the south could give. None of the seniors will ever forget that last night on the train, the cooking in the French restau- rants, or the salty swimming water. A climax to senior activities that left a sparkle in the eyes of every senior---a far cry from fifty years ago when such a thing would have been unheard of . I . I - 1 I , 154' Q 4. J' .' r--Tb. vi. .,. .:,g 45 'xl' ' xi K if 'Y ,,- . ,'-- M '-gg, -rn, ' .sw il' fri J .L -, 1 helen 3, Qs Il' 1? utton 047 FKH iw-A S56 v ,. lflfkbf 'Q N 1. 'sir M. ,life ffm w. 'L xl ' avi : S5 ' lj . fm N ,I , ..Y'A +5 Q ,,, A q gf, . -. ' V4 - K ,1, ..,,W . fifbi 5, f ? ? wi 'fl , .A . , , 1' f ,W - w-A- -. f.,: M XY if +3 , V ' ' -fi ..1. R ,. .MM , ' lf:-f , H H , ug .4144 ' .L 2 'Ulf . , ,egg .,, K.'.- 3 n 4. 4, '. ff ai . 1.1! if Wig! 53 . fx.-N, , --29, , 5 if ,--. ' ' 4 -nu ,I V , I I f uf, .,, ff c 1 'if ,in 4 1 .P 1 . ,J if if x :Mfr P' ,. 1. N . yn: ,gg-,Q Aw' Es: - li .- E233 S, Q- iii, 1511 O Sprlngtlme and Promtlme. The juniors went all out 1r1 an of I' effort to show the seniors a good time. And it was successful! Every person there will remember this prom. 1 ' 5' ff Y , if 1 -4 f b I ' ' ' 1 P: .K 'Q-.. . ..,,. ,-x .x ,. - -f. .. -.. . '.. :1fQ'g rw, I j2qp5':,. ' ,I A H, 3 . fu' , ,f 'A -'Vi ' , . V- .1 Q ,p',j. .f 4,-1 . 4:2- E . 17 C :' ' - - - ' -, .rv '.' True Love! Mealtimel Every Ready, Ever Steady! . leo ' , . Coach Stanforth With some Future Athletes ! Hi Everybody. A bunch of the boys--Mostly! , . 4 uw .x -I2 - I ,1 I .' L, ' 3 fvif. 63 X S0 l0NG! After twelve years of hard, hard labor and lots of fun, our senior class has finally received its walking papers. We've walked up those stairs many times, traded cards and pictures, been disgusted with the many tests the teachers have given us, seen good athletic contests, and been unhappy at the games we've lost. We have many good memories along with some that aren't so pleasant. But it is our wish that you never forget us, for we've enjoyed knowing all of you, and we hope our acquaintance hasn't been bad from your standpoint. This is our so long. 64 MYERS14-y ISTZYEARBOOKS THE PACEMAKERS or QUALITY O MYERS AND CO INC TOPEKA KANSAS Autograph Supplement Gm Uffwffoffw-4 f 2 A2 K6 i 1 3 ' i 3 i i i i Most lrrlgllemual Mnsl likcly IO 5,4 I hcconrc :J School Teacher !,' ' Most like W ro Sncc CC ll Best Looking vvnnian Teacher F., On the 2nd Tuesdoy of each week, l The undersigned will allow Gum Chewing Sleeping Chcaringon Exams , I, X! X., Xxx'-N ,. 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