Lanark High School - Lanette Yearbook (Lanark, IL)

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AVA., f,. ,. - :vnu ' fs- 'J ' ' ' HA- 'Lf' .1 'Sl,x.,.. Jim ng 7957 Volume 5 Published by TI-IE SENIOR CLASS of LANARK COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL LANARK, ILLINOIS. xv. jnluvnlzd. Contained in the pages ot our 1951 Lanette, pub- lished by the last graduating class in the old building, are the performers and the star attractions of our L. H. S. Big Top. We have tried to put all the acts ol the last year into the center ring, so that each one will leave a lasting impression of the good times we shared to- gether. As the show moves on to the new Big Top next year, we bid a fond farewell to the halls of L. I-l. S. We sincerely wish the classes who will graduate from the new building all the enjoyment we have had in the old. 39 - uin - - '7 is .,l-sw.. w an ,,,S'5ff l s..r...r .s l ,yn-1 .K ,, , K ., H ..5krii,,..fi: ' - - - i A - ' '-L,2w-,ss wx if if - - . , f - ,, V . ' f i . .f12t.,ws,,xws:swf.-i':J .ar Y. ' , -f -- W 1 M -tw smwws, M i ' K I ' K - ' 1 iiT' , ,- T cigar: ziisiimtiwffflf-',':lif lest' 5 i- K- - K , 5 K K .- f f. h ,,3g.5Mf 1 - - X V -2 L i 1 . 15255 'iiiitrnl u lvl I J' it 1'.. '.....-- -1-Yia' tl.:-..-':..-'r S. yn, We, the senior class of l95l, oled- icate this annual to our sponsors for their unending efforts to see us suc- cessfully through our senior year. FOUR 33 iff!! 1 vi f XE L+ ix? fix If ' ..., , ' 1 ' :i ff LIGN TAMER ' I The educational task of preparing young people for peaceful living in a World of turmoil is even more important than training them for war. For four years you, the Seniors of Lanark High School, have been under the whip of your trainers, learning new routines and perfecting old ones. The big tent has provided you shelter while you have learned the ideals of democratic living. Now you will be called upon to translate these ideals into reality. Your final performance is over. You have given us a fine show. In the years to come, when you hear the crack of the whip, may you always respond in a way that will forever preserve that which is so dear to us, our American way of life. E. K. GRAHAM. SEVEN I Bruce C. Shank Western Illinois S t a t e Teachers College, B. Ed. 1942: M. S. Ed. 1948. Commercial Dave Johnson st. Olaf College B.M. 1948. Music J Lois E. Clark Columbia College, B. of Sp. 1949. English, Speech, Dramatics EIGHT G. Renold Brown University of Illinois, B.A. 1929, M.S. 1946. Vocational Agriculture Ella Sue Beck Carthage College. B.A. 1929 Iowa State College, M.S. 1937. Home Economics Merle R. Hawbecker Manchester College, A.B. 1928. Senior Sponsor Lois Leisson Illinois State Normal Uni- versity, B.S. 1950. Girls' Physical Education Jfwllfllf Warren Strohecker University of Illinois, B.S. 1922, M.S. 1936. Science, Chemistry, Biology Assistant Coach N I N E Ruth Feldman Western Illinois State Col- lege, B. of Ed. 1949. English, Latin, Library George S. Bergdall Huntington College, A.B 1935: University of Mich- igan, A.M. 1938. Mathematics, Physics Donald Kaufman University of Illinois, B.S. 1950. Vocational Agriculture Robert Colborn Southern Illinois Univer- sity, B.S. 1950. Social Science, Physical Education, Coaching TEN Bruce Peterson Illinois State Normal Un iversity, B.S. 1950. Social Science, Physical Education, Coaching Mrs. Alice Ackermann Office Secretary R. Lamoreux, T. Diffenderfer, N. Hardacre, S. Finifrock, H. Tallman, R. Rahn, L. Lotz Bnaaclogf .IL One of the most important groups in our school is the Board of Edu- cation. Their task is to formulate the policies upon which our school functions. This group is the force that cracks the whip over and around the performers in the Big Top. These men have been in charge since July 1, 1949. Stanley Finifrock is the ringmaster with Russell Lamoreux as his secretary. They have spent much time trying to keep our school performing smoothly. At the present time, they are carrying on the task of managing the ground crew to complete our new Big Top, which is fast taking shape. Were it not for the school board, we would not have had the many opportunities and experiences which we have enjoyed during our high school days. For all these things We are very grateful. ELEVEN First Row: Miss Feldman, L. Derrer, K. Kniss, J. Bares, R. Finifrock, Mr. Hawbecker. Second Row: B. Dambman, D. Fritz, J. Stone, D. Straub, R. Sturtevant. 5114454 7957 Co-Editors - - - - - Jo Ann Bares, Keith Kniss Co-Business Managers - Lawrence Derrer, Roger Finifrock Class Editor - - - ----- Dorothy Straub Feature Editor - - Ronnie Sturtevant Activities Editor - - - Jean Stone Sports Editor - - Bennett Dambman Art Editor - - - Dorothy Fritz The selection of the Lanette Staff is made by the senior class. The staff is selected from the members of the class according to their abilities. The staff Wishes to thank Bob Miller and Bob Truckenmiller for their help in typing many of the articles. Many enjoyable hours were spent by the staff in producing this Lanette and they feel that with the help of Miss Feldman, Mr. Hawbecker, and Mr. Graham that they have produced an annual which is Well Worth their time and effort. TWELVE , S AN f f wwf: W 1 1 ' 1 J A,.. 7' X L? T5 NX Q 1 W Z3 STAR PERFORMERS Jo Ann Bares President Lanette Staff Co-Editor: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Student Council 1. 4: Secretary of Class 2.3. Pres- ident 4: Kwill Klub 1,2,3,4. As- sistant Editor 3, Editor 4: G.A. A. 1,2.3.4, Vice-President 4. at- tended camp 2: F.H.A. 1.2,3.4, Reporter 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4. camp 3: Girls' Chorus 1,2.3,4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4: Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 2, Secretary 4: Mix- ed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4: Contest, clarinet quartette 2, clarinet duet 3: All State Chorus 4: Madrigal 3.4: D.A.R. award: National Honor Society 3.4: Football Queen candidate 1.4: Sophomore play: Junior Play: Senior Play. Bennett Dambman Tl'B3Slll'Bl' Lanette Staff Sports Editor: Lanette team Co-captain: Pep Club 2.3.4, Secretary 4: Soft- ball 1,2.3,4. Captain 3: Foot- ball 1.2,3.4, Co-captain 4: L Club 2.3.4, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4: Basketball 2.3,4: Track 1,2.3,4: Student Council 2,3,4: National Honor Society 3.4: Class Treasurer 4: Junior Play. Jean Stone Transferred from Milledgeville in Sophomore year. Lanette Staff Activities Editor: Kwill Klub 2.3.4, Business Manager 3.4: Pep Club 3.4: G.A.A. 4: Student Council 3.4: Secretary 3, Vice-President 4: Marjorette 2.3.43 Librarian 4: Candidate for Fireman's Ball Queen 2.3: Candidate for Football Queen 4: Lanette Team Co-Captain: Varsity Cheerleader 4: Sopho- more Play: Senior Play. Ivon Miller L Club 2.3,4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4, Secretary 3: Student Council 3. President 3: Class Treasurer 2, Basketball 1,2,3: Junior Var- sity Basketball Team 4: Foot- ball 1. 2.3,4: Track 1,2,3.4: Boys' Chorus 1.2,3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2.3, Boys' Quartette 2: F.F.A. 1.2, Parliamentary Procedure Team 2, Fat Stock Judging Team 2, Grain Judging Team 2: Senior Play. JM, FIFTEEN Keith Kniss Vice-President Lanette Staff Co-Editor: Kwill Klub 3.4: Pep Club 2.3,4: All State Chorus 3: Boys' Chorus 2.3.4, Vice-President 4: Mixed Chorus 2.3.4. Vice-President 3, President 4. Madrigal 3.4: State 2.3.4: National Honor Society. 3.4: Student Council 1.2.4, Sec- retary 2: L Club 4: Track 1. 2.3.4: Basketball 3: Co-Man- ager 4: Football 4: F.F.A. 1,2, 3.4: Sentinel 2. Reporter 3. State Grain Team 1. Sectional Poultry team 2.3.4. Sectional Fat Stock team 3: State Poul- try team 2.3,4. Parliamentary Procedure Team 3. District 3, 1st in Section Corn Contest 4: F.F.A. Quartette. Star State Farmer for Chapter 3: Vice- President of Class 3.4: Sogho- more Play: Junior Play: en- ior Play. Dorothy Straub Secretary Class Editor of Lanette Staff: G.A.A. 2.3.4, President 4, G.A. A. 2.3.4, President 4, G.A.A. Camp 3: Pep Club 2.3.4: Kwill Klub 3.4: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. His- torian 3, Vice-President 4: Stu- dent Council 4: National Honor Society 4: Secretary of the Senior Class: Librarian 4: Foot- ball Queen 4: Candidiate for Basketball Queen 4: Sopho- more Play: Senior Play. Richard Miller Football 1.2,3.4: Basketball 1, 2.3.43 Track 1,2,3.4: Softball 1, 2,3,4: Vice-President, Class 2: L Club 1,2.3,4, Vice-President 3: Student Council 3.4. Presi- dent 4: Pep Club 1.2,3,4, Presi- dent 3: Little All State Foot- ball Team 4: Co-Captain of Annual Team: Junior Red Cross 4: President 4. Hazel Bonnell G.A.A. 2.3,4: F.H.A. 1: chorus 1, Arlene Stoner Co-Captain Annual Team: G.A. A. 1.2: Initiation Committee 2, 4: Candidate for Fireman's Ball Queen 4: Sophomore Play: Jun- ior Play. Jim Hoover Transferred from Milledgeville in Sophomore year: Pep Club 2,3,4: L Club 3,4: Football 3,43 Track 2,3,4: National Honor So- ciety 4: Sophomore Play. Virginia Walter Mixed Chorus 3,4: Girls' Chorus 1,3,4: Sophomore Play. Lawrence Derrer Co-Business Manager of Lan- ette Staff: Pep Club 2.3.4, Vice- President 4: L Club 2,3,4, Vice- President 4: Student Council 4: Track 2,3,4: Basketball 1.2.3, 4, Co-Captain 4: Football 3.4: Softball 2,3,4: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4, Delegate National Convention 4: Parliamentary Procedure Team 3.4. State Grain Team 3.4, Sectional Fat Stock 4: Kwill Klub 4: Soph- omore Play: Junior Play: Sen- ior Play. Sambfu, SIXTEEN Loris Daws Basketball 1.2.3,4: Football 2, 3,4: Track 1,2,3,4: Softball 2, 3.4: F.F.A. 1,2,3.4, Vice-Presi- dent 4: Fat Stock State Judg- ing Team and Grain State Judging Team 3.4: Sectional Fat Stock and Grain Judging Team 2,3,4: L Club 2,3,4: Pep Club 1.2,3,4: Junior Play: Sen- ior Plav: Treasurer of Soph- more Class. Phyllis Heckman Chorus 1: F.H.A. 1.3: Pep Club 3,4: G.A.A. 2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, attended camp 3: Librarian 4: Junior Play: Sen- ior Play. Robert Miller Basketball 1,2,3,4: Football 2.3, 4: Softball 2,3,4: Track 3: Pep Club 3.4, Vice-President 3: Boys' Chorus 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Initiation Committee 4: L Club 3.4: Junior Play. Dorothy Fritz Feature Editor. Lanette Staff: Girls' Choir 4. Treasurer 4: Mixed Choir 4: Band 2,3,4: G. A.A. 1,2,3.4: Librarian 3: Pep Club 3,4: Candidate for Bas- ketball Queen 2: Junior Play. Leanella Pieper Co-Captain Annual Team: G. A.A. 1,2.3.4. Point Recorder 4: Pep Club 4: Librarian 3: Chorus 1.2. Roger Finifrock Lanette Staff Co-Business Man- ager: Treasurer of Class 3: L Club 2.3.4. Treasurer 4: Foot- ball 1,3.4: Basketball 1. Junior Varsity Basketball Team 4: Track 1,2,3.4: Boys' Chorus 3.4. District Contest 2.4: Mixed Chorus 2.3.4, Treasurer 3. Dis- trict Contest 2,3.4: State Con- test 3.4: Pep Club 2.3,4: Stu- dent Council 4: F.F.A. 1,2.3,4. Treasurer 4. Parliamentary Pro- cedure. District 3,4, F.A.A. Quartette, Fat Stock Judging Team, Sectional 2,3,4. State 2, 3.4. Poultry Judging Team 3.4: Co-Manager of Basketball Team 4: Speech Contest. Sectional 4: Sophomore Play: Junior Play: Senior Play. Frances Tomlinson Transferred from Shannon in Junior year: Initiation Com- mittee 33 Chorus 3,41 Pep Club 3: Candidate for Football Queen 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Madrigal 4. Paul Butts Football 3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Track 2: Softball 2.3.4: L Club 3.4: Class Secretary 1. Scrub SEVENTEEN Ronnie Sturtevant Lanette Staff Feature Editor: L Club 3.4. Secretary 4: Pep Club 3.4, Treasurer 43 Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 2.3,4: Soft- ball 2,3,4: Track 2,3.4: F.F.A. 1.2,3,4, Reporter 4. F.A.A. Poul- try Judging 2.4, State Judge 3.4, Dairy Judging 2.3.4. Grain Judging 3: State Judge 33 Sophomore Play: Junior Play: Senior Play. Beatrice Grimes Co-Captain Annual Team: Mixed Chorus 2,3.4: Girls' Chorus 1.2.3.4: Librarian 2.31 G.A.A. 1,2,3: Sophomore Play: Junior Play: Senior Play. Tomman Cunningham Co-Captain Annual Team: L Club 3,41 Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Vice- President 1: Junior Varsity Basketball Team 4. Lawrence Hubbard Football 3.4: Basketball 1.2: Junior Varsity Basketball Team 4: Pep Club 3.4. President 4: Track 3.43 L Club 3.4: F.F.A. 1.2.3.4: Student Council 4: All State Chorus 2. Mixed Chorus 2.4. Vice-President 4: Senior Play. Robert Truckenmillen Sophomore Play: Senior Play: Librarian 2.3: Track 3. Donald Gardner Marjorie Knorr Suubfm, EIGHTEEN Jim Fricke Football 4: Boys' Chorus: Mix ed Chorus: Madrigal Group. Don Earnest Softball 2,3,4: Basketball 2,3 Football 2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 4 Boys' Chorus 1. Gene Miller Football 3,4: Sophomore Play F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. First Row: D. Kloepping, E. Isenberger, A. Kingery, G. Grove, D. Heckman, L. Larson. Second Row: Miss Beck, K. Gouker, S. Pieper, J. Prins, L. Geary, D. Burkholder, Mr. Bergdall. Third Row: P. Schriner, J. Fritz, D. Bailey, J. Bear L. Applegate, J. Irion, W. Miller, E. Miller. Fourth Row: J. Ritenour, G. Krell, K. Hoek, L. Sandell, M. Vietmeyer, V. Merchant, D. Smith. 'f1,5'la.4.4, President - Gerald Grove Vice-President - - Andy Kingery Secretary - - Darlene Heckman Treasurer - - - Elinor Isenberger Sponsors Miss Beck and Mr. Bergdall The juniors now accepted the responsibility of being upperclassmen. Their junior year was a busy one. They won the magazine sale contest and then experienced the excitement of se- lecting class rings. The class then worked hard along with their director to present their class play, Tattletale, in April. The next big event was the Junior-Senior Prom. With the aid of their ringmasters, this event was made the biggest and most exciting of the year. Members of the Initiation Committee were Janet Fritz and Jack Ritenour. Darlene Heckman was Basketball Queen, Leona Larson was candidate for Fire- men's Ball Queen. Student Council members were Leona Larson and Duane Kloepping. NINETEEN First Row: Miss Clark. J. Wilkin, W. Martin, L. Ware, D. Lotz, D. Earnest, R. Rahn. Mr. Brown. Second Row: K. Flickinger, J. Engel. J. Rogers, G. Blair, G. Sword, B. Brantner, D. Edwards. Third Row: J. Tomlinson, L. Walter, B. Nelson. K, Bailey, C. Stroup, B. Hawbecker, L. Guenzler, G. Martin. Fourth Row: D. Flickinger, J. Miller, G. Baker, S. Cole, L. Brinkmeier, M. Deets, E. Merboth, T. Zier. Fifth Row: G. Kuhlemier, R. Merkel K. Kloepping, G. Schreiner, G. Miller, J. Merboth, M. Watson, K. Gossard President - Duane Lotz Vice-President - - Lois Ware Secretary - Delores Earnest Treasurer - ---- Wayne Martin Sponsors - Miss Clark and Mr. Kaufman After their first year under the Big Top, these students had learned how to con- duct their performances. This was the first year they could participate in initiating the freshmen. The sophomores on the initiation committee were Sandra Cole and Byron Hawbecker. Thelma Zier was candidate for Basketball Queen. Jean Engel was a nominee for Firemen's Ball Queen. Student Council members were Jeanette Wilkin and Rody Rahn. TWENTV . A A f--.,..,.w-- . -.... 5 First Row: V. Amling, M. Stitzel, M. Brantner, R. Flickinger, R. Sturtz, Q. Brown. Second Row: Mr. Shank, J. Stone, J. Heckman, P. Guenther, C. Martin, Mr. Strohecker. Third Row: B. Plock, C. Paschal, L. Kuhlemier, P. Diffenderfer, D. Kimpel, M. Christman, D. Irion, S. Gillogly. Fourth Row: R. Bonnell, J. Lotz, W. Rogers, F. Sweitzer, J. Buntjier, D. Hook, J. Kaufman. Fifth Row: J. Garner, D. Ackermarin, J. Baxter, R. Diffenderfer, T. Merchant, L. Sandell, M. Smith, J. Pettinger. J 51444 President - Richard Flickinger Vice-President - Mary Brantner Secretary - - Ronald Sturtz Treasurer - ---- Margaret Stitzel Sponsors - Mr. Shank and Mr. Strohecker After these somewhat scared freshmen became accustomed to the excitement of high school, they liked it fine. Then came initiation. These freshmen, in their odd cos- tumes vvith gunny sacks, old stockings on their heads, and large cardboard collars as accessories, provided as much fun for one day as any three-ring circus. Margaret Stitzel was candidate for Basketball Queen. Mary Brantner was Queen of the Firemen's Ball. Student Council members elected were Velma Amling and Quentin Brown. TWENTYVONE .Scunnfh 9 First Row: C. Shafer, K. Rogers. E Lamoreux, O. Bauer, L. Miller, A Ghys. Second Row: M. Kuhlemier, J. Buss Burkholder. R. Merboth, B. Stone C. Champion, B. Nelson. Third Row: H. Shildwachter, M. Dif- fenderfer. C. Brantner, J. Russell K. Burkholder. L. Printz. L. Cham- pion. Fourth Row: R. Diffenderfer, W Gaul, D. Smith, C. Erhson, D. Hoover. J. Eisenbise. Fifth Row: D. Adams, J. Geary, J. Vesaas, V. Smith, J. Giedd, N. Lotz. Six Row: J. Morris, J. Rahn, M. Hutchinson, D. Koming, J. Walth- urs. Seventh Row: J. Carey. G. Apple- gate, R. Lindsey, N. Blair, G. Stroup, L. Lamoreux. Standing ir. to 1.1: Mr. Hawhecker, B. Pieper, D. Stern, Miss Barbara Willett. ighth. Emula First Row: L. Follows, M. St. Clair, D. Kuhlemier. Second Row: P. Soltow, L. Kling. M. Williams, K. Kloepping, J. Shan- kel. Third Row: D. Tallrnan, L. Baker, M. Beyer, C, Bowers, J. Buss, D, Smith. Fourth Row: R. Watson, L. Manning L. Cole, R. Burkholder, J. Gillogly, D. Rogers. Fifth Row: D. Kindell, R. Printz, E. Miller, R. Kimpel, R. Crofton, E. Merboth. Sixth Row: R. Hoover, D. Guenzler. M. Mueller, G. Diehl, E. Gothard. S. Rademaker. Seventh Row: K. Kruse, A. Traum. R. Smith, P. Geary, S. Wagen- knecht. M. Dresbach. Teacher: Miss Snively. TWENTY-TWO IWL 9 First Row: L. Rury. L. Bright, mot shown, J. Neuhalfenb. Second Row ffront to backjt K. Kingery, R. Rogers, E. Hawbecker. J. Welch, S. Champion, K. Guenz- ler. Third Row: R. Dollinger. M. Swiet- zer. K. Wall. J. Lichty, T. Witt, P. Graham. Fourth Row: S. Flickinger, D. Geary, G, Meyers, D. Manning, L, Kuh- lemier, A. Tallman. Teacher: Mrs. Brown. TWENTY-THREE 9 First Row: J. Fulrath. S. Warneke, G Heath, M. Lower, J. Cole. Second Row: K. Kloepping, S. Folk L. Larson, R. Wagenknecht, D. Rip- pey. Third Row: J. Bowers, B, Vietmeyer R. Bremmer. J. Traum, G, Haw- becker, O. Stern. Fourth Row: D, Speers. E. Beyer. B Rademaker, L. Grove. D. Bow- man, C. Bicker. Fifth Row: D. Manning. R. Lichty R. Wagenknecht. K. Hook, D. La- moreux. G. Smith. Sixth Row: D. Piesen, B. Ghys, A Zink, A. Traum, G. Sturtz, D Kruse. Teacher: Mrs. Stauffer. hbwl 5 First Row: J. Witmer. R. Noser. J Eslinger, J. Shafer. S. Lehman. Second Row: S. Kirnpel, E. Stern M. Rademaker, G. Williams. Third Row: C. Martin, C. Blair. N Tallmari, P. Sheridan, J. Diffen- derfer, S. Linton, J. Traum. Fourth Row: S. Lower, L. Grove. D Kruse, G. Miller, B. Shaner. Fifth Row: P. Cram, D. Smith, D Werdin, K. Rahn, S. Kaufman. Absent: M. Lntzbaugh. R. Reiling. Teacher: Miss Stengel. jzuuzflz, .9 First Row: G. Knorr, R, Johnson, J Wiersema, M. Hawbecker, B. Roth K. Wagenknecht. Second Row: V. Butts, V. Crofton J. Buss, K. Truman. G. Appel, D Buss. Third Row: W. Printz, D. Trucken- miller, J. Stoner, V. Shankel, S Carbaugh, C. Lamoreux. Fourth Row: F. Hoover. S. Morris M. Isenberger, J. Baxter, L Mathias. Fifth Row: G. Speers, L. Krell, J Lower, K. Parod. N. Bowers. Sixth Row: P. Kingery, B. Baker L. Fritts. E. Frank, C. Lotz. Teacher: Miss Harman. TWENTY-FOUR Sammi yfwwla First Row: N. Hoover, L. Watson, C. Schomer, M. Gaul, K. Bergdall. Second Row: D. Champion. G. La moreaux, R. Kessler, J. Parod, M. Howes. Third Row: D. Downs. W. Zink, C. Lindsay, J. Mueller, B. Hall. Fourth Row: D. Stitzel, D. Buss. P. Eisenbise, A. Sweitzer. Miss Mar tin. Absent: L. Neuhalfen, J. Wagen kneckt. Teacher: Miss Martin. Samui Haado, First Row: D. Wagenknecht, V Myers, S. Olson, M. Lotz. Second Row: J. Smith, J. Witt, J Rahn, G. Downs, B. Krell. Third Row: J. Buss, L. Armstrong C. Washburn, D. Graham, R. Brem- IHQT. Fourth Row: B. Kloepping, A. Christ- man. B. Lewis. D. Sturtevant, M Hartman. Absent: Terry Ann Johnson. Teacher: Miss Stewart. TWENTY-FIVE V A , I ff H' M, ,. - Hand Sched First Row: R. Iske, W. Soltow, D. Flickinger, la visitorl. Second Row: R. Stone, L. Soltow, J. Moore, G. Miller. Third Row: J. Kuntz. M. Hasselman, L. Gothard, C. Fellows, S. San- dell. Fourth Row: G. Flickinger, K. Brinkmeier, S. Hasselman, L. Sar- ber, J. Beightol, M. Gothard. Fifth Row: P. Hasselman, L. Stone, P. Martz, L. Buntjer, E. Meador. Teacher: Emma Grace Cooley. First Row: M. Schomer, C. Bork, P Morris, L. Underwood, C. Kauf- man. S. Sturtz, G. Giedd, P. Heck- Inari, Second Row: L. Murray, T. Hana- barger. J. Witmer, J. Beyer, A Diffenderfer, P. Forester, J. Rade- maker, B. Davis. Third Row: D. Boelkins, K. Klock D. Miller, D. Williams, C. Burk- holder, L. Guenzler, S. Kaufman E. Honzar. Fourth Row: K. Raab. K. Wiersema J. Carbaugh, C. Frederick, D. Rus- sell, W, Schoen, D. Frank, P. Buck- walter. TWENTY-SIX Jia nl First Row: W. Walthers, C. Walth- ers. R. Peterson. Second Row: L. Linton, G. Linton, R. Peterson, R. Walthers. Third Row: R. Peterson, B. Sunder- man, D. Linton, W. Peterson. Teacher: Mrs. Verna Heisler. Hmzzqatvwn. Sclwnl First Row: G. Warfield. S. Miller. V Schultz. J. Birchen. Second Row: H. Derrer, V. Schultz Third Row: J. Johnson. D. Johnson E. Poffenberger. G. Johnson. Fourth Row: E. Applegate, T. Diffen- derfer. C. Diffenderfer, J. Sisler Fifth Row: L. Poffenherger, R. Sis- ler, P. Derrer. Teacher: Mrs. Kuhleman. TWENTY-SEVEN ...Q . 4 . Sclwnl. First Row: J, Lowe. L. Swietzer, C. Katzenberger. Second Row: C. Ecker, M. Bonnell, F. Swietzer, P. Ecker. Third Row: B. Lowe, E. Kuhlemier, S. Orth. R. Guenther. Teacher: Mrs. Richter. fflofdh, Utica, Qmelf. Srhonl, First Row: A. Smith, A, Irion, C Koning. A. Dampman, P. Lamoreux Second Row: T. Bookman, L. Wil- liams. A. Rahn. R. Zier. Third Row: C. Irion, D. Shafer, S Shilling. Fourth Row: L, Koning, R. Shugars A. Williams, R. Attig, R. Irion, G Lamoreux. Fifth Row: S. Pederson. R. Shafer S. Shellhause. D. Rahn, E. Shafer Absent: Richard Smith. Teacher: Mrs. Esther Haugh. TWENTY-EIGHT 4 'Ywofx f .,f'A ' X I .. ...x i EI? N A BMW ' Q? iiegzv EARTH X . fi 6:4 . 5 wmengiiw eisgf :Z 2 i2fffEs:s:V ' r lm 'll 1 . 1:59 iii: if 1 'R 3 N Y 1 fi A X 5 I N gn ...if Q N Q H aw SIDE SHOW' First Row: E. Isenberger, J. Hoover, J. Bares, B. Dambman, D. Straub, K. Kniss, D. Bailey. Second Row: R. Sturtevant, Mr. Graham, G. Grove. if 'A' ir Watzbnal, Hanan, The Lanark chapter of the National Honor Society was established in 1934. Ten per cent of the junior class and twenty per cent of the senior class may be chosen. The faculty selects the members of this organization on the basis of character, service, leadership, and scholarship. The seniors chosen last year were Jo Ann Bares, Keith Kniss, and Bennett Dambman. Seniors chosen this year are Dorothy Straub, Ronnie Sturtevant, and James Hoover. Juniors elected this year Were Doris Bailey, Elinor Isenberger, and Gerald Grove. At graduation time, these students will receive special recognition. THIRTY-ONE First Row: L. Geary, M. Brantner, T. Zier, D. Flickinger. J. Stone. Second Row: P. Heckman, J. Bear. J. Bares R. Sturtevant, L. Derrer, L. Hubbard, B. Dambman, D. Miller, J. Fricke, D. Lotz, G. Miller. Third Row T. Cunningham, J. Lotz, J. Tomlinson, R. Finifrock, J. Stone, L. Ware, Miss Leisson, S. Pieper. S. Gil- logly, K. Gouker, W. Rogers, G. Blair, G. Grove, J. Rogers. Fourth Row: J. Wilkin, V. Amling, J Prins, P. Schriner, K. Flickinger, L. Pieper, J. Baxter, J. Pettinger, J. Garner, B. Hawbecker, Q. Brown W. Nelson. R. Sturtz. Fifth Row: D. Fritz, G. Sword, J. Miller, B. Brantner, D. Kimpel, J. Fritz, J. Hoover J. Ritenour, T. Merchant, C. Stroup, D. Smith, R. Burkholder, D. Ackermann. Sixth Row: L. Larson J. Engel, M. Stitzel, W. Miller, E. Miller, J. Irion, E. Merboth, G. Krell, R. Rahn, K. Kniss, R. Merkel R. Flickinger. W. Martin, V, Merchant. Seventh Row: D. Irion, P. Diifenderfer, D. Straub, S. Cole, M. Deets D. Heckman, G. Schreiner, B. Miller, L. Daws, D, Kloepping, I. Miller, J. Merboth, K. Hoek. Wm 61146 President - Lawrence Hubbard Vice-President Lawrence Derrer Secretary - Bennett Dambman Treasurer - Ronnie Sturtevant This is the club you hear yelling as one large group at our football and basketball games The organization is led by the cheerleaders, Thelma Zier, Jean Stone, Lorene Geary, Mary Brantner, Donna Flickinger and sponsored by Miss Lois Leisson. New yells are made and presented to the student body which helps to keep the spirits high at our pep meetings and games. The homecoming pep meeting and the huge bonfire on our new football field followed by a lively snake dance through the business district were the main activities for this year. TH I RTY-TWO First Row: G. Martin, R. Burkholder. L. Daws, L. Derrer, G. Grove, R. Sturtevant, R. Rahn, Mr. Brown. Second Row: R. Diffenderfer, R. Sturtz, P. Guentner, Q. Brown, D. Hook, J. Heckman. Third Row: M, Vietmeyer, K. Kloepping, J. Merboth, L. Sandell, G. Schreiner, K. Hoek, G. Miller. Fourth Row: K. Bailey, K. Kniss, L. Hubbard, M. Watson, G. Krell, V. Merchant. Fifth Row: R. Plock, R. Bonnell, L. Guenzler, M. Smith, K. Gossard, C. Stroup, G. Kuhlemier, F. Sweitzer R. Finifrock, C. Martin. lj. . President - Lawrence Derrer Vice-President - - Loris Daws Secretary Richard Burkholder Treasurer Rody Rahn Sentinel Gerald Martin Reporter - Gerald Grove Assistant Reporter Ronnie Sturtevant The Future Farmers of America have been paid well for their hard work. Dur- ing the summer the fat stock and dairy teams received red ribbonsg the grain and poul- try teams, blue ribbons. The F. F. A. National Convention was attended by Lawrence Derrer, Loris Daws, Keith Kniss, and their sponsor, Mr. Brown. Our chapter was honored with a Gold Em- blem for its program of work. The chapter should be congratulated, as this was the second year for such an award. Only the top eighteen chapters in the United States can receive it. A Father-Son Banquet was held in the Home Economics Department. The guest speaker was the state president of the organization. Other activities were collecting scrap paper, sponsoring an all school roller skating party, selling hot dogs and candy bars at games, and selling Christmas cards. THIRTY-THREE First now: r. Sum-iner, J. Bear, D. Straub, J. Bares, D. Bailey, J. Prins. Second Row: V. Amling, M. Stitzel, K. Flicklinger, E. Miller, G. Sword, J. Irion, Miss Beck, L. Applegate, E Merboth, M. Brantner, J. Miller, D. Edwards, L. Geary, S. Gillogly. J. JL. H.. President - - Jo Ann Bares Vice-President - Dorothy Straub Secretary-Treasurer Joyce Bear Degree Chairman Doris Bailey Publicity Chairman - Jo Ann Prins Project Chairman - Phyllis Schriener Recreation Chairman Gloria Sword The Future Homemakers of America is made up of Home Economics girls. The chapter feels honored to have had the president of the district for two con- secutive years. When Joyce Bear retired from presidency of Section 22, Jo Ann Prins was elected to the chair to serve until 1952. Jo Ann will be sent to East Bay Camp at Bloomington free, Where she will receive instructions as to the type of work she is to do next year. Mrs. Russell Rahn who continues to give inspiration to our chapter is our honorary member. Mrs. Earl Bear is our Chapter Mother. , Other activities were square dancing, courtesy week, the serving of the Com- mercial Club dinner honoring the F. F. A. For themselves they held a Mother-Daughter potluck supper, inviting the eighth grade girls as their guests. Miss Ella Sue Beck should be given credit for the good work of this useful organ- ization. THIRTY-FOUR A X. X. ff ff .V - i?s:.','f,,,' 155' T-- f .lv 51 H . as ' .Q K f. , A V A a 52 ' s WL - . ...ws . 1, . ,, fif? s . 11 -af . A. Q I Dm E Ni if L 3-Q' .. 2.5. :, ,,,,f Q. J, ekuiwm' 2 vt 3 Q ,X 1 x lf, gk ffm i 5 ... W 'ff - ' N wa KX r bi N X H X V A ii ww ,,. in 1-1 x 1 I1 X 5 .L 3 . Q xii K 'T?Eg?5 32' vb -uv 'm, at First Row: D. Miller, R. Finifrock, L. Derrer, Mr. Colborn, B. Dambman, R. Sturtevant, J- Fricke- Second Row: T. Cunningham, K. Gouker, B. Hawbecker, K. Kniss, J. Hoover, D, Earnest. Third Row: P. Butts, L. Hubbard, L. Daws, B. Miller, I. Miller, D. Kloepping, W. Martin. ll ll President - Bennett Dambman Vice-President Lawrence Derrer Secretary - Ronnie Sturtevant Treasurer Roger Finifrock The L Club is an organization composed of major letter winners or holders of three minor awards in the school's sports. Each year the club sponsors an athletic show. Lanark Beaver shirts and scarves were sold by the club to make money for the miniature footballs which are worn with much pride by the grad- uating members. THIRTY-SIX First Row: Q. Brown, L, Geary, J. Wilkin, B. Hawbecker. Second Row: L. Derrer, S. Pieper. J. Bear, J. Bares. J. Stone, K. Kniss. Third Row: Miss Clark, T. Merchant, J. Stone, V. Amling, J. Prins, D. Bailey, D. Straub, R Burkholder Mr. Shank. Editor-in-Chief - Assistant Editor-in-Chief Treasurer - - Sports - Girls' Sports Music - Art - - Home Economics Agriculture - Drama - Commercial Exchange - Business Manager Advisers - - LIL Jo Ann Bares - Joyce Bear - Sandra Pieper Lawrence Derrer, Byron Hawbecker - Dorothy Straub - Lorene Geary Jeanette Wilkins - Jo Ann Prins Keith Kniss, Richard Burkholder Jo Ann Prins - Sandra Pieper Lorene Geary, Doris Bailey Jean Stone Miss Clark, Mr. Shank This organization provides good experience for students interested in journalism. The main purpose of the Kwill Klub is publishing the monthly edition of the Lan-0-Type, the school news and gossip sheet. Miss Clark proofreads each edition while Mr. Shank oversees the typing and mimeographing. THIRTY-SEVEN First Row: S. Gillogly, B. Grimes, D. Fritz, D. Heckman, Mr. Johnson. J. Bear, J. Bares, J. Will-rin, L. Geary. Second Row: V. Walter, F. Tomlinson, D. Flickinger, M. Brantner, J. Miller, B. Brantner, D. Kimpel, V. Amling. Third Row: T. Zier, G. Sword, M, Stitzel, P. Diffenderfer, M. Deets, D. Earnest, E. Isenberger, J. Fritz, E. Merboth. D114 ' Huuuu, President Darlene Heckman Vice-President - Joyce Bear Secretary Jo Ann Bares Treasurer Dorothy Fritz The Girls' Chorus met twice a Week to practice selection for such occasions as Christmas Vespers and the Spring Contest. They worked very hard on the songs they sang for Vespers, which were Come, Spirits, 'Tis His Day and The Cradle Song. The songs which Won them second place in contest were Lift Thine Eyes and Come, Spirits, 'Tis His Day. The Chorus also took part in the Union Thanksgiving services, singing A Mighty Fortress Is Our God. Elinor Isenberer placed second in her vocal group with Songs My Mother Taught Me, and The Two Magicians. THIRTY-EIGHT First Row: J. Lotz, R. Hahn, R. Finifrock, Mr. Johnson, K. Kniss, G. Martin. Second Row: L. Walters, B. Hawbecker, J. Pettinger, D. Ackermann, J. Garner, W. Nelson. Third Row: Q. Brown, T. Merchant, W. Martin, J. Fricke, M. Watson, C. Stroup. J. Ritenour Burp: ' 6llDlUlA.. President - Roger Finifrock Vice-President - Keith Kniss Secretary - Rody Rahn Treasurer Wayne Martin The Boys' Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Johnson, appeared at the annual Spring Contest singing Ol' Arks A'moverin and Steal Away , bringing home a second place rating. A boys' quartette composed of Rody Rahn, Wayne Martin, James Pettinger, and Byron Hawbecker also received third place at the annual contest. They sang The Angel and The Imp. THIRTY-NINE First Row: S. Gillogly, B. Grimes. J. Bares, K. Kniss, Mr. Johnson. L. Hubbard, L. Walter, V. Walter, L. Geary. Second Row: J. Lotz, R. Finifrock, V. Amling, E. Miller, D. Fritz, G. Sword, J. Wilkin, G. Martin, J. Rogers. Third Row: D. Kimpel, B. Brantner, T. Zier, W. Nelson, J. Garner, B. Hawbecker, M. Brantner, D. Flick- ger, F. Tomlinson. Fourth Row: J. Pettinger, Q. Brown, M. Stitzel, P. Diffenderfer, D. Earnest, E. Isenberger, J. Fritz, J. Ritenour, D. Ackerman. Fifth Row: M. Deets, D. Heckman, C. Stroup, R. Rahn, J. Fricke, W. Martin, T. Merchant, J. Bear, S. Cole. President - - - Keith Kniss Vice-President Lawrence Hubbard Secretary - J o Ann Bares Treasurer Bennett Dambman Under the direction of Mr. Johnson, the Mixed Chorus participated in the Christ- mas Vespers and the Annual Spring Concert, which was held at Rock Falls. At the Christmas Vespers their mellow voices rang out with Shepherd Awake and Low How A Rose. Appearing at the spring contest, they sang Psalm 134, Cou1dn't Hear Nobody Pray and Innsbruck, I Now Must Leave Thee, which Won them sec- ond place. The following Madrigal group also appeared at the spring contest, bringing home a first place rating and earning a trip to the state contest. The songs which they sang were Silver Swan and Now Is the Month of Mayingf' Madrigal Group Mary Ann Deets Wayne Martin Frances Tomlinson Keith Kniss Loren Geary Roger Finifrock Jo Ann Bares James Pettinger Joyce Bear Byron Hawbecker Darlen Heckman Rody Rahn Teddy Merchant FORTY First Row: J. Bares, Q. Brown, J. Stone, Mr. Graham. D. Miller, L. Larson, R. Finifrock. Second Row: V. Amling, J. Wilkin, R. Rahn, G. Grove, L. Hubbard, K. Kniss. D. Straub, L. Derrer, B. Damb- man, D. Kloepping, D. Heckman, K. Lotz, B. Hawbecker, R. Flickinger. K anal President Dick Miller Vice-President Jean Stone Secretary Leona Larson Treasurer Quentin Brown This is a group of students chosen to represent the student body and discusses their problems. It is the only organization concerned with the government of the student body. It has many activities, both entertaining and educational. Some of these are spon- oring the individual student pictures, Homecoming Pep Rally and Dance, Christmas dance and party and last, but not least, the day when the seniors take over the classes and offices at school. Mr. Graham is to be congratulated on his fine work and tireless efforts in super- vising the organization. FORTY-ONE First Row B Grimes, Miss Clark, J. Stone. Mr. Arthur Patton - Joyce Roger Mame Phillips Constable Small Belinda Pryde Commadore Luc Gail Russell Alice Fisher Dr. Russell Bill Phillips Mr. Temple Mary Temple Gilhooley Fred Porter Second Row F. Tomlinson, P. Heckman, B. Truckenmiller, L. Daws, R. Finifrock, I. Miller D Straub L Derrer L. Hubbard, R. Sturtevant. K. Kniss, J. ares. 'fb PM ins Towser Ramshackle Inn Bob Truckenmiller - Keith Kniss Dorothy Straub - Jean Stone Roger Finifrock Beatrice Grimes Ronnie Sturtevant Frances Tomlinson Phyllis Heckman Lawrence Derrer - Ivon Miller - Loris Daws Jo Ann Bares - Loris Daws Bob Truckenrniller Miss Pryde had always wanted to own a hotel. Mame Phillips' hotel was for sale. Miss Pryde bought the dilapidated inn only to end up in a hornetls nest of smugglers and counterfeiters. Under the direction of Miss Lois Clark, the senior class was able to produce this mystery farce in three acts. FORTY-TWO First Row QL. to RJ: J. Fritz, G. Grove, E. Isenberger. A. Kingery, D. Heckman, R. Burkholder L Larson K. Gouker. Second Row: D. Mast, D. Smith, D. Bailey, J. Bear, D. Kloepping, J. Ritenour, J. Irion, J. Prins, P Schrmer Patty - Mrs. Blaine Mr. Blaine Isabel - Artie Ida May - Tod - - Paul Cummings Mr. Nixon - Mrs. Nixon Miss Wigam Walt Kennedy Louella - Monica - Barney - Mrs. Whittaker Mrs. Loriner Heaton Quiz Lanning .L pw Tattletale Darlene Heckman Elinor Isenberger Richard Burkholder - Leona Larson Jerry Grove - Janet Fritz Andy Kingery Keith Gouker Duane Smith - Doris Bailey Phyllis Schriner Jack Ritenour - JoAnn Prins - Joyce Bear Duane Kloepping - Darlene Mast - Jean Irion Lorene Geary Patty was a boy-crazy girl who wrote novels as a hobby. She boi rowed a typewriter from her boy friend who had taken it from the prin cipa1's office. Everything got mixed up and her diary was printed instead of her novel. She was afraid her parents would be angry with her but things turned out the opposite. In the end everyone was Very happy This three-act comedy was under the direction of Miss Lois Clark FORTY-THREE First Row: G. Sword, J. Bares, M. Stitzel, V. Amling, J, Bear, C. Stroup, T. Merchant, Q. Brown. Second Row: P. Schriner. K. Flickinger, J, Lotz, J. Prins, W. Martin, D, Fritz, S. Gillogly, L. Walters, M. Deets G. Martin, R. Rahn, B, Hawbecker, G. Schreiner, C. Martin, P. Diffenderfer, Mr. Johnson, E. Miller J. Garner, J. Pettinger, K. Gouker, R. Flickinger. 'Band 'Band First Row: M. Diffenderfer, J. Vesaas. G. Stroup, M. St. Clair, A. Ghys, K. Burkholder, L. Fellows, B. Viet- meyer, R. Nelson, C. Shaffer, J. Bowers. Second Row: P.. Graham, E. Hawbecker, D. Rogers, J. Gillogly, J. Buss, G. Hawbecker, L. Grove. R. Lindsay, J. Morris. L. Baker, D. Tallman, L. Champion, B. Ghys, M. Lower, J. Rahn, C. Champion, E. Boelke D. Lamoreaux. D. Piesen, K. Rogers, E. Lamoreaux, R. Crofton. Standing: P. Geary, Mr. Johnson. FORTY-FOUR v Q Q u iN, -Q K X Q -' T I , , if , -1 I V. . xxx : 4 I' 7 IX. .V V J.,-Kgjyfrfii . ff K a' ' -f A M ,- fl iff-' - 1' 5- ' ' ff f X I J 1 X . x- n . U3 f 1 ..- X X 1 L . ,A ..- 4 1' . zxx H' -Sq ' ai- ACRDIBATS fy, fk . . W av 1 4ff -.wa . f . First Row: J. Merboth, R. Rahn, D. Earnest, B. Hawbecker, W. Martin, D. Ackermann, R. Flickinger. Second Row: L. Hubbard, B. Dambman, L. Derrer, I. Miller, B. Miller, J. Hoover, K. Kniss, G. Miller. Third Row: J. Rogers. Q. Brown, J. Garner, R. Finifrock, R. Sturtevant, K. Gouker, G. Grove. Fourth Row: Coach Colborn, G. Miller, J. Fricke, D. Miller, D. Lotz, D. Kloepping. P. Butts, Mr. Strohecker. jnnfbal The 1950 varsity football team completed a successful season in the Blackhawk Conference. Lanark won two out of the four conference games, defeating Mt. Carroll and winning the homecoming game against Oregon. Its two losses were to Mt. Morris and to the conference champion, Polo. Out of the non-conference games, the Beavers were able to win one and tie one, while losing two. The varsity squad had fourteen seniors, nine of them regulars. They were Bob Miller, Lawrence Derrer, Lawrence Hubbard, Donald Earnest, Dick Miller, Jim Fricke, Ben Dambman, Paul Butts, Ivon Miller, Keith Kniss, Jim Hoover. Roger Finifrock, Ronnie Sturevant, and Gene Miller, Dick Miller and Ben Dambman were elected honorary co-captains for the year. Other players who majored were Rody Rahn, Jerry Grove, Duane Kloepping. Richard Flickinger, and Keith Gouker. Lanark also had a reserve team which played in the conference and is looking forward to winning several varsity games next year. Football Record Lanark 19 - - - Fulton 6 Lanark 6 - - Mt. Morris 26 Lanark 7 - - East Dubuque 13 Lanark 20 -- - Oregon 13 Lanark 12 - - Galena 13 Lanark 0 - - Polo 13 Lanark 33 - Mt. Carroll 7 Lanark 6 - - Stockton 6 FORTY-SEVEN Dick Miller J. Fricke Roger Finifrock Duane Kloepping Keith Gouker jnnfball Lawrence Hubbard Bob Miller 3. Ivon Miller Rody Rahn 6. Paul Butts Ben Dambman 9. Ronnie Sturtevant FORTY-EIGHT Larry Dcrrer First Row: R. Sturtevant, W. Martin, R. Finifrock fmgrh, P. Butts, K. Gouker. Second Row: K. Kniss Qmgrb, K. Kloepping, B. Miller. D. Miller, D. Lotz, L. Derrer, L. Daws, Coach Col- born. Baaknfbal It was a record of 16 won, 10 lost for the varsity this year as Lanark ran into stiff opposition in both the Blackhawk and Carroll Conferences. The strongest compe- tition was our closest rival, Milledgeville, in the Carroll Conference and Mt. Morris in the Blackhawk Conference. Lanark finished second in the Carroll Conference and tied for second in the Blackhawk Conference. In the finals of the Carroll County Tourna- ment the Trojans of Thomson upset Lanark for the Championship. Major letter winners were Dick Miller, Bob Miller, Lawrence Derrer, Paul Butts, Loris Daws, Wayne Martin, Keith Gouker, and Ronnie Sturtevant. Bob Miller and Lawrence Derrer were elected honorary co-captains for the season. The Freshman-Sophomore team had a very successful season, recording 21 wins against just 2 losses. They were champions of the Carroll County Conference, Co- Champions with Mt. Morris in the Blackhawk Conference, and winner of the Carroll County Tournament. Minor letter winners were George Miller, Richard Flickinger, Duane Lotz, Byron Havvbecker, Rody Rahn, and Quentin Brown. FORTY-NINE Miller Derrer Dawes Martin Lotz Basketball Scores - Varsity Lanark 53 - ----- Chadwick 42 Lanark 40 Savanna 41 Lanark 60 Shannon 36 Lanark 46 Oregon 41 Lanark 52 Thomson 40 Lanark 65 Pearl City 43 Lanark 58 - P010 54 Lanark 67 - Pearl City 38 Lanark 32 Milledgeville 58 Lanark 54 Chadwick 43 Lanark 62 Mt. Carroll 47 Lanark 60 Oregon 64 Lanark 54 Mt. Morris 64 Lanark 61 Shannon 36 Lanark 52 Thomson 43 Lanark 62 Polo 57 Lanark 62 Savanna 60 Lanark 48 Mt. Carroll 51 Lanark 52 Milledgeville 69 Lanark 56 Mt. Morris 66 Individual Scoring FG FT PF TP Miller, D. 211 84 96 506 Miller, B. 104 48 85 256 Derrer 55 49 101 159 Butts 68 16 50 152 Daws 59 31 54 149 Martin 39 15 41 93 Gouker 20 4 25 44 Sturtevant 14 8 42 36 Lotz - 14 7 8 35 Kloepping 4 1 4 9 Dambman 1 1 3 3 Hawbecker 0 1 0 1 Miller, G. 0 0 2 0 FIFTY Basketball Scores - Frosh-Soph Lanark 73 - - - Chadwick 25 Lanark 67 - - - Mt. Carroll 40 Lanark 53 - Savanna 50 Lanark 44 ---- Oregon 41 Lanark 48 - - - Shannon 29 Lanark 44 - - - Mt, Morris 47 Lanark 53 - - - - Oregon 36 Lanark 69 - - - Shannon 37 Lanark 30 - - - Thomson 33 Lanark 49 - - - Thomson 41 Lanark 49 - Pearl City 32 Lanark 60 ---- - Polo 38 Lanark 44 ----- Polo 32 Lanark 61 - - Savanna 50 Lanark 55 - Pearl City 30 Lanark 33 - - - Mt. Carrol 32 Lanark 65 Milledgeville 44 Lanark 55 - - Milledgeville 53 Lanark 54 - - - Chadwick 32 Lanark 58 - - - Mt. Morris 57 Mt. Carroll Carroll County Holiday Tourney Conference Tourney . - L'n rk 67 - - - hannon 46 Lanmk 41 ' ' ' Elizabeth 50 Lilngrk 63 - - - Mrlscarrou 55 Lanark 53 - - - Thomson 55 ' rr ll . Regmnal Tourney ggnfgregge gfgltltlzllllglrlfilg Lanark 63 - - - Thomson 46 Rating Rating Lanark 62 Milledgeville 74 Won 7 Lost 3 Won 4 Lost 4 Indlvidual Scoring FG FT PF TP Miller, G. .. 119 62 54 300 Flickinger 126 32 53 284 Lotz - 92 30 51 214 Hawbecker 72 21 36 165 Rahn - 34 24 63 92 Brown - 36 15 35 87 Martin 15 10 10 40 Schreiner 10 7 15 27 Pettinger 8 4 6 20 Ackermann 4 6 9 14 Rogers, W. 2 5 5 9 Garner - 2 1 8 5 Tomlinson 0 0 0 0 Rogers, J. O 0 1 0 FIFTY-ONE Gouker Miller Dambman Sturtevant Butts QP First Row: J, Pettinger, B, Hawbecker, R. Flickinger, D. Lotz, G. Miller, R. Rahn, Q. Brown. Second Row: K, Kniss 1mgrb, J. Garner, D. Ackermann, Coach Colborn, G. Schreiner, W. Rogers, R. Fini- frock lmgrl. -.Svphomofm J ' U ' J T. Cunningham, D. Earnest, K. Kniss, B. Dambman. Coach Colborn, I. Miller, L. Hubbard, R. Finifrock, J. Rogers FIFTY-TWO First Row: D. Earnest, W. Martin, H. Martz, B. Miller, K. Gouker, B. Hawbecker. Second Row: Coach Sanders, P. Butts, D. Kloepping, D. Miller, L. Daws, B. Dambman SDIUMIL if if if IE 8 L. Geary T. Zier J. Stone FIFTY-THREE D. Flickingel' M. Brantner 3 -,saplwmm flu K. Kloepping J. Buss J. Burkholder J. Buss FIFTY-FOUR First Row: J. Rahn, D. Kindell, L. Baker, D, Kruse, L. Manning, D, Tallman, R. Crofton, J. Gillogly. Second Row: Mr. Johnson, UE. Lamoreux, W. Gaul, R. Lindsay, J. Morris, C. Champion, J. Fulrath, K. Rogers. B. Nel- son lmgrl. Third Row: D. Pisen, G. Diehl, K. Burkholder, L. Miller, O. Stern, J. McIntosh, M. Lower G. Hawbecker. yllddt 6'm1lr.o.tbalL Larllllfk Milledgeville Lanark ---- Mt, Carroll 53231115 I 22331582 Lanark Milledgeville Lanark Mt. Carroll Lanark ' Thomson Lanark - - - - Chadwick Scores Lanark ---- Chadwwk ymde 50Zt6a.lL First Row: J. Rahn, B. Watson, D. Tallman, M. Beyer, L. Manning, L. Baker, D. Kindell, L. Miller. R Crof ton. Second Row: K. Rogers, E. Lamoreux, G. Diehl, L. Cole, B. Printz, B. Nelson, J. Morris, R. Llndsav W. Gaul, C. Champion, J. Gillogly, Mr. Johnson. FIFTY-FIVE I E E x . X 1 Xi L XX , 1: Q ,. - . 5,1 X f Z If Nx X fm If X uf if SIL .-, Q' GRAND FINALE I E. Isenberger, P. Schriner, D. Straub, J. Stone, L. Applegate, J. Wilkin, P. Heckman, D. Lotz, L. Larson, Miss Feldman. ow . as if if 'mfliv L. Geary J. Stone S. Morris SIXTY-ONE JIDIZDIM, 1. D. Heckman, Basketball Queen. 2. JoAnn Bares, D. A. R Award. 3. M. Brantner, Fireman's Ball Queen 4. D. Straub, Football Queen. SIXTY-TWO First Row: L. Geary, S. Pieper, H. Bonnell, V. Am1ing,S.Gil1og1y,J. Wilkens, L. Ware. Second Row: D. Kimpel, D. Fritz, P. Heckman, D. Straub, Miss Leisson. J. Bares, L. Pieper. M. Brantner. Third Row: J. Engel, T. Zier, G. Sword, M. Stitzel, E. Merboth, J. Miller, J. Fritz. D. Flickinger. Fourth Row: E. Isenberger, W. Miller, M. Deets, D. Heckman, J. Bear, S. Cole, P. Diffenderfer, D. Bailey, L Larson. . J.. Q. President - Dorothy Straub Vice-President - JoAnn Bares Secretary-Treasurer Phyllis Heckman Point Recorder - Leanella Pieper The purpose of this organization is to bring the girls together to participate in sports. The activities include basketball, volleyball, softball, badminton, and hockey. Occasionally the group is found out of town bowling or skating. These are the girls responsible for the annual basketball dance. One of the girls is elected queen to reign over the dance. Daddy Date Night is an annual event and play days are anticipated very eagerly. The organization raises funds by selling hot dogs and candy bars at our football and basketball games. These funds are used to send delegates to the Lake Geneva Of- ficers' Training Camp which is held during the summer. Miss Lois Leisson is the leader of this active organization. SIXTY-THREE Senior Baby Pictures 1. Gene. 2. Arlene. 3. Leanella. 4. Phyllis, Bennett, 6. Lawrence D. 7. Roger. 8. Law- rence. U. Tomman. 10. Jean. 11. JoAnn. 12, Virginia. 13. Dorothy. 14. Ronnie. 15, Beat- rice and Donald. 16. Hazel. 17. Donald. 18. Bob. 19. Loris. 20. Dorothy S. 21. Keith. 22. Ivon SIXTY-FOUR gran. war We, the Senior Class of 1951, being of sound mind and judgment, do hereby will and bequeath the following: To the Faculty, any knowledge they can gain by our answers in class. To the Juniors, our handsome men and basketball team. To the Sophomores. our quiet manner. To the Freshman class, our ability to stay out of trouble, and three more years of hard Work. We, as individual Seniors, do hereby further will and bequeath as follows: Dick Miller: To anyone who wants it, his athletic ability. Frances Tomlinson: To Jo Ann Prins, her tumbling ability. Dorothy Straub: To Keith Gouker, her typing and shorthand ability so Keith can work for a woman executive and sit on her knee. Jim Fricke: To Jerry Grove, his height and position on the football team. Hazel Bonnell: To Darlene Heckman, her effervescent giggle, and to Sandra Pieper. her interest in Loran. Ronnie Sturtevant: To Dick Burkholder, his ability to get along with cheerlead- ers tincluding neighboring t o W n s , Ronnie??J Bennett Dambman: To Duane Smith, his position as quarterback on the football team. Keith Kniss: To Rex Printz, his third and eighth grade admirers. Bob Truckenmiller: To Doris Bailey, his Pontiac. Good Luck, Doris! Don Gardner: To LeRoy Sandell, his 'mop' of curly hair, and his knowledge of American history. Bob Miller: To Van Merchant, his ability to get along with grade school teachers. Leanella Pieper: To Jean Irion, her two rings, each a little big for Leanella. Phyllis Heckman: To Phyllis Schriner, her athletic ability. Roger Finifrock: To Duane Kloepping, his position as manager of the Beavers. Jo Ann Bares: To Joyce Bear, her ability to ride mechanical donkeys, and her interest in the sophomore class. Don Earnest: To Jack Ritenour, his paper route and bicycle to develop leg mus- cles and a throwing arm. Lawrence Hubbard: To Keith Hoek, his dimples and black hair. Jean Stone: To Elinor Isenberger, her nurse's watch. We hear that she will have use for one. Tom Cunningham: To Marvin Vietmeyer, his inability to dodge decoys at the trapshoot. Loris Daws: To Leona Larson, his car keys, and green and white warm-up jacket. She will get them eventually, anyway! Dorothy Fritz: To Janet Fritz, her tele- vision set to keep it in the family. Lawrence Derrer: To Darlene Mast, his curly hair and fascinating eye lashes, and to Lorene Geary, his new Ford. tContinued on page 663 SIXTY FIVE flaws. UML 1Continued from page 651 Virginia Walter: To Lorna Applegate, her Beatrice Grimes: To Elaine Miller, her shy and independent manner. ability to get along with history teach- ers. Jim Hoover: To Duane Smith, his speed Paul Butts: To Gordon Krell, his member- and position on the track team. ship in the L Club. Gene Miller: To anyone Who wants it, his Arlene Stoner: To Wilma Miller, her dia- nickname, Tiger and his bottle of mond ring and stamp book. Hadacol',!! We make, constitute, and appoint Darlene Heckman, Joyce Bear, and Dick Burk- holder to be the Executors of this, our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former wills by us made. In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal, the First Day of June in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-one. This instrument was on the day of date thereof, signed, published, and declared by the said Testators, the Seniors of Lanark Community Unit High School, to be their Last Will and Testament in the presence of us, who at their request have subscribed our names hereto as witnesses, in their presence, and in the presence of each other, believing the said Seniors of Lanark Community Unit High School to be at the time of so subscribing our names of sound mind and memory. WITNESSED BY: Leona Larson. Jack Ritenour. Mr. Bergdall. SIXTY SIX Klaaa' A long time ago, in 1939, a troupe of scared little boys and girls entered Lanark Public Grade School to prepare for their performance in the Big Top, Lanark Commu- nity Unit High School. After eight years, with the help of the ringmasters, the faculty, they were ready for high school. Eventually, thirty-four students entered the Big Top. The class officers were: president, Joyce Fickes, vice-president, Tomman Cunningham, secretary, Paul Butts, treasurer, Loris Dawsg Student Council members were Jo Ann Bares and Keith Kniss. Dick Miller, a freshman, was a member of the first five on the basketball team. On Initiation Day, the boys came dressed in trousers inside-out and high heeled shoes. The girls came with pajamas inside-out and bedroom slippers. Jo Ann Bares was candi- date for Football Queen. Joyce Fickes was candidate for Basketball Queen. Beginning another year of our four-year contract under the Big Top, were thirty- three performers. The officers were: president, Bennett Dambmang vice-president, Rich- ard Miller, secretary, Jo Ann Bares, treasurer, Ivon Miller. Student Council members were Marjorie Knorr and Keith Kniss. Jean Stone was candidate for Fireman's Ball Queen, and Dorothy Fritz was nominated for Basketball Queen. As thirty-two performers went on to the third year, they found it very exciting. Their officers were: president, Bennett Dambmang vice-president, Keith Knissg secre- tary, Jo Ann Bares, treasurer, Roger Finifrock. Student Council members were Ivon Miller and Jean Stone. Among the events that took place were the magazine sale, se- lection of class rings, Junior Play- The Four of Hearts Mystery, and then the Junior- Senior Prom. The theme of the prom was Rose Festival. The prom was held at the Free- port Country Club. Upon entrance into the senior class, they became star performers. They ran a big show-the annual, senior pictures, caps and gowns, and other preparations for grad- uation. The class officers were: president, Jo Ann Bares, vice-president, Keith Knissg secretary, Dorothy Straub, treasurer Bennett Dambman. Student Council members were Jean Stone and Dick Miller. Dorothy Straub was Football Queen. Arlene Stoner was candidate for Fireman's Ball Queen. Dorothy Straub was candidate for Basketball Queen. Now is the time for them to give their academy award performance in everyday living. SIXTY SEVEN Klum 07MPhWlf Upon wondering what happened to some of the performers that graduated from Lanark's Big Top in 1951, I chanced to meet Jim Hoover, just back from winning rec- ognition at the Olympics for his speed in relay races. He told me all about a few of the graduates of '51. Hazel Bonnell owns and manages a combined dance-hall and restaurant. That is where we are now and here we see many familiar faces. Keith Kniss is president of a Lonely Hearts Club. I guess he still hasn't found the ideal mate. Tom Cunningham, who dines here, plays goalie for the Pittsburgh Panti-Waists' ice hockey team. In the same restaurant we find Don Earnest. He is the snuff-chewing fight manager of Gene Frisky Miller. He fights under the title of Tiger Every Saturday night Jo Ann Bares, figure skating star, dines and dances with Dick Miller, pro-football player. They were married and can't decide if they are going to raise a football team or a line of ice skat- ing chorus girls. Paul Butts is a famous man-about-town. He has been seen recently with Phyllis Heckman, only lady wrestler that wrestles midgets! Jim says that Ivon Miller is singing in opera now. Loris Daws has his M.D., and is employed to keep Ivon from be- coming nervous before concerts. Everyone knows that Leanella Pieper has a secret flame in her heart for Ivon. As we were sitting here, Virginia Walter came in. She tells us that she teaches kindergarten in New York. She informs us that Arlene Stoner is married and she and her husband live in North Carolina. He is an officer of the army there. Frances Tomlinson, screen actress, has been dating Bob Miller, famous movie producer. Jean Stone, a famous registered nurse, now has the ambition to become a doctor and set up a practice. Bennett Dambman is now a famous stock broker, who serves also as a presidential adviser in his spare time. Lawrence Hubbard and Bob Truckenmiller, co- owners of the Bang-Up Fix-It Shop, specialize in repairing Dodges and Pontiacs. Law- rence spends his extra money on maintaining a private stable, while Bob opened a skunk pet shop for his wife. They employ as secretary and bookkeeper in their shop, Dorothy Straub, who recently won international fame for her speed and accuracy in typing. Don Gardner, well-known stock car racer in this area, has all his repair work done at the Bang-Up Fix-Iit Shop. Roger Finifrock, Techanical Sgt. in the Marine Corps, spec- ializes in teaching boxing to recruits. Dorothy Fritz, energetic manager of Dot's Dairy Bar, has a few punches she could show Roger, her husband. Jim just told me that Ron- nie Sturtevant is a wrestler, better known as Pretty Boy Sturtevant. Lawrence Derrer is dining here with Ronnie. Lawrence is a National F. F. A. Adviser and an F. F. A. American farmer. Beatrice Grimes tours Europe and the United States with Jim Fricke, and gives concerts whenever asked. Jim spends time spreading international good will throughout the world. As we discuss Jim, we find that he was the last one of that graduating class. Therefore, we break up our luncheon and go our separate ways. We now know the suc- cess of everyone that graduated in 1951. SIXTY EIGHT R. Rife, B. Barber. jcuulofw, Bun, Qiubmm, J. Kloepping, D. Olson, E. Burkholder, H. Engles M. Rahn, R. Zier, W. Bowman. SIXTY NINE W V fad Hub and Dorothy. Ready for the prom. Leona and Loris. A steady couple. More steadies. Take him away! Looks like a pic-nic. 'Z'4'v N 't my Still More Snaps Three down. Roger and Jean. Gloria and Mary Ann go rural. All dressed up, Mr Rife on the job. 'Don't hit the dog, Gerry! Tucker looks the situation over. SEVENTV-THREE Colhorn gots tho word. June, again. Keith and Joyce. Tiny and Janet. Beattie and Arlene. Pe-tt's ready for camp! 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