Lanphier High School - Lan Hi Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1940 volume:

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Y QQLZZ 5 Coralfenfei The ADMINISTRATION The CLASSES The ORGANIZATIONS The ATHLETICS The CLUBS X I I 0 E6 LCdfL0lfL The qrddudtmq class of Mdy 40 for her sp1end1d co operd tlon cmd enthusldsm m con nectlon wlth the hdrmomous reldtlonshlp between the stu dent body cmd faculty do ded1cc1te thls Lcm H1 to MISS HULDA ALBRECHT tjftfwcfw awww F70 I t ' t . . - 41 Vf V gff X, I JM ghclne .4 6446i e Someone has sald that educatlon rs learnrnq to do better the desrrable thlnqs that we are qolnq to do anyway If th1s IS true and we belleve that t 15 a school must have standards upon whrch to base the educatlon that 1t offers The Work offered at Lanphrer whether done 1U the classroom or of extra curr1cular nature nas been establrshed upon sound educatronal prrncxples All of the credrt courses are thoroughly orqanlzed and outlmes of each of the courses have been pre pared The accredltmq orqamzatlons recoqnrze fully and wnhout exceptron the Work done 1n each subtect fxeld The broad extra currrcular program serves the needs and rnterests of many Lan phler students Our athletlcs now rank wrtn those of the best schools Thls year a football onference champlonshlp and a record of f1fty per cent of the basketball games Won aqalnst stronq competltlon leaves l1ttle to be desrred The prospects ln track and baseball thls sprmq are very brrqht Many boys have taken part thrs year rn mtramural athletlcs Altoqether over three hundred boys have taken part rn the ADMlNlSTRATOR l 'C. 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C t var1ou5 atnl t1 a l1V1l19S ln add1t1on to the boys roqra'n th a11l5 take part tn several mtrarnural 5por15 w 1le the Lanpnter G A A 15 one ofthe strong est Our 5tude'1t5 snould r: very proud of the sey ral u51cal orqc1n1zat1or5 115 year The Chou ana Band moth r e1ved -wp nor ratmq 1r1 t e d15tr1ct contest 1 l9 exerol 5olo15t5 and rnall groups fronn both qan12a11on5 a so plac d 11 Grout: l rn tne state Pon e515 ln add1t1on to atnlet1C5 and IwUS1C many Clubs 5erve otner 1ntere5t5 of 5tuden15 Each Club 1S organ lzed wrth cor15t1tut1on and by laws under the qu1dance of the Soc1al Co rnnttee These Clubs help se-we the school a5 well a5 rneetma tre 1ntere5t5 of lllalf rnern bers It IS understood that tloe edu atlonal and act Vll19S proqrarn5 are not hxed but that new courses and add1 t1onal act1v1t1e5 may be added wner requested by the 5tudent5 We all w15h to rnake Lanph1er out 5tand1nq IU 1t5 5 rv1ce to youth both from the 5tand po1nt of opportun1t1e5 offered and of the qualxty or work completed l 'e'c Cl ' . 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S , ' l I K' V 7' , STUDENTS lt IS rny frrrn be te fl W'hy the apple sauce? 3 metterrnan Ct ease 4 Carry rt l1ke thrs M ss Freund at luncn 6 What are you loo rnq at toe? 7 Mrss Thornas cheolcs rn books 8 Ive aot ll seconds flat 9 Parlez vous Franca1s7 lU The rnan wtth S Ven Daughters ll Freeman 14 Teacn rs rrrust eat l5 Dean of Grrls 1n class l6 Leonard at the trarnrnq table l7 Fowler ready 'or work l8 and then the rnusro blew away 19 Carn p pper upper ot s wool sprnt 20 Our new scrence tea hers explam 21 lust o tween you and e and the qatepost EYE-VIEW OF FACULTY l. ' l t . . .' L. ' . . . ., . r . ,, R Q . 1' V . . V. . . . fx' the mathematician. l2. Could we listen in? l3, Coach fBiq Boy? Sorrells. ,, . ,H i N ,Q 9, - V . . . o . . t QQ Gllmzwfmfzm JV F 4 GIRLS COUNSELOR In our school MISS Albrecht our counselor clarms the d1qn1ty and lmportance of an ad m1n1strat1ve otfrcer actmq as d1rector of socrol act1v1t1es and soc1al rnstructron of the school and prepares our school calendar of extra currrcular GCl1V1l19S She also capably serves 1n the capaclty of advrsor qrvmq personal quldance to hundreds of qrrls Many other smaller 1tems are mcluded rn her l1st ot dunes and she 1S always w1l11nq to ard to the b st of her ab1l1ty when needed No mlstake was made when she was chosen to take over these very rmportant dutles Included 1n her personal quldance rs the auty of calllnq at the homes of students whom slce feels may beneflt by rt 1n some way She spends many hours ot her trme at th1s occupa tton dmscussmq w1th the parents the partrcular problem or problems of some stu dents Sometrmes her rob at the moment may be helpmq some qrrl decrde her future voca t1on ln hte Most anytlme she may be heard saymq Mary rt you want to be a typtst your tvpmq grades must start comma up or others are qomq to be chosen for that Job you hav Th t he nas the soc1al calendar upon whrch our extra currlcular ac llV1l19S are reqlstered and the rules reqardmq l ned lt any each act1v1ty are kept to be exp G1 one doesnt know or wrshes them explamed Also MISS Albrecht has hrstory classes to whlch she must devote many hours and of whtch she also realrzes the rmportance Put all these very rmportant but trytnq dunes together and you have a Job whtch no one but someone llke Mrss Albrecht could eitlcrently t1ll Twelve Q5 I ' . your eye on. en, oo, s ' ' , ln a school the srze ol ours someone IS need d who can gtve the student body more than cftrctal rntormatron a sympathetrc person who understands the1r pomt ot vtew and can advrse them rntellrgently That of'1ce IS Well hlled by Mr Goby our busy counselor lns knowledge of both academlc and so 1al relattonshrps makes htm rnvaluable to our taff The growth and d velopment of our school has 1ncreased so raptdly that there las been a great need for someone who could gtve personal attentron and warm sympathy to personal and soctal maladrustments The answer to that problem was seen very qutckly when Mr Goby took over that offlce HIS charge of r gtstrdtron of over lOUU puplls For almost a month he lS kept busy gorng over program cards checkrng class scned t les and meanwhrle keeplng up other rou trne dut1es whlch are perpetually ar1s1ng when he 1S busrest Amrd all these dut1es he strll frnds trme to conduct h1s classes tn the x oodwork department The rrnportance of the counselor ts oft tlmes unclerestrmated In realrty thrs ottxce IS the center upon whrch all the soclal ltte dnd routrne work of the school revolve The coun selor plays a very rmportant part of all phases of school hte and we feel that our dean Mr Goby has accompltsned a great deal toward makrng our school more harmon rous rn that he has not only adrusted the re rn the school but of our school wlthln the communrty BOYS COUNSELOR .m.... i A J 4 I I H ..-. 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M ,X 'W' In Vt il A T T . 4 E Tixnri-wr 1 SCIENCE The modern trend in high school science throughout the country today is away from the highly technlcal and toward the more pract1cal The six hundred seventy students now enrolled in general science biology chemlstry and physics at Lanphier High Qchool are receiving instructions in accord ance with this trend While these subiects are made sufficiently fundamental to meet state un1vers1ty and North Central requi e the opportunity to secure information that will lead them to enioy richer fuller and more satisfying roles in a complex and changing society A rather extensive program of Visual Education and ample laboratory facilities offer science students two excellent methods for learning seeing and doing A fee of ten cents each year is charged to science students This money is used to pur chase and rent films Thls year several out standing films have been purchased and form the nucleus of a filrn llbrary that will be added to each year Many films from the State De partment of Public Health have b en shown to general sc1ence and biology classes Films for the chemistry and physics classes were ecured from the United States Bureau of Mines through its extension library at the Uni cooperation with manufacturers of nationally known products and afford excellent informa tion regarding modern chemical and physical processes in industry Biology students have taken many fiela trips when studying trees and their leaves In thzs Way the students become more interested in the study of science lumus C Wetzel Hugo Lindquis Frank lfloore Paul Stone l' u rm 4 . ' I 1, fm.. 5 A . A kv 1 M y ments, they are offering the students enrored versity of Illinois. These films are made in SOCIAL SCIENCE The adult can never be a worthy c1t1zen ot h1s country unttl he knows enough about 1ts hlstory trad1t1ons ldeals and heroes to apprecrate 1ts development and 1ts contrrbu trons to c1v1l1zat1on 1n general He can never be an lnterested and loyal cxtlzen unttl he s able to thrrll to the stones of the hardshrps tallures and successes ot hrs predecessors and those of the present age that have dl rectly benetrtted h1m Umted States hxstory IS worthy ot study as a notable and successful expenment tn self government lt IS lmportant that the c1t1 zen upon whose op1n1on IH the last analysls the cont1nuance of the government must de pend should know as much as possxble of 1ts 1nst1tut1ons and of the tundarnentals of 1ts problems ln Amerlcan Government the student hulda Albrecht Cleo Depp k ff learns that government IS not operated ac cordrng to preconcetved theorles but IS a l1v1ng organ1sm developed by the people to meet the needs resultmg from changrng cond1t1ons The actual operatlon of the na tlonal state and local governments IS dls cussed and the polrtrcal and soclal problems ot today stressed An organlzed plan by wh1ch the student through hrs own experlences and reasonmg s iade fam1l1ar wrth the 1nst1tut1ons prac t1ces and pr1nc1ples of our economrc hte IS brought out 1n Economlcs The study of World l-hstory turnrshes the tntormatton about the experrence of the human race whrch may lrght the way 1nto the future lt traces the rmportant develop ments ln human progress and stresses the ways 1n whlch the past has contrrbuted to our present l1V1Hq loe E Ho rv In Rolla Sorrells f, ,A , t - V Q V I , f , , L ' , , ' - . , . , . - I ' 1 l 'r ' ' ' ' ' ' - - - V , f . . . 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T 6. ns i .5 -fb rf., . .,3r4.-,.,,,,' h , ' 4 , ,wil r :9-- f iz. rv A , ,, , .3 fv'A'f'Nf3i MUSIC The Chorus Classes tor treshmen and sophomores are perhaps the largest classes 1n Lanph1er An attempt IS made 1n the e classes to unlty VOICGS and to tra1n 1nd1v1d uals to hear and be able to s1ng the part su1ted to them Some work 1n apprec1at1on IS done and an effort made to g1ve a muslcal background so tnat the s1ng1ng done 1n class has meanmg Much mus1c ot every type 19 done and we earnestly try to rmprove the muslcal taste ot the 1Hd1V1dUGlS 1n the chorus classes There IS perhaps no sub1ect that glves better tra1n1ng 1n au1ck th1nk1ng sub ord1nat1on ot self to the good ot the group selt d1sc1pl1ne and accuracy than choral s1ng1ng One s own personahty has to sub merge 1tselt to accompl1sh t1ne ensemble and blend These results are the pract1cal on s that can be measured and evaluated but that greatest good ID choral mus1c wh1ch Edwm E Sach Es ner Dun: QS! 1S the opportunrty tor emotronal QXQIGSSIOU can never be measured The cho1r and chorus work carr1es over det1n1tely 1nto so cral relat1onsh1ps outs1de the school torm mg an answer to that lersure t1me problem wh1ch IS such an ever present one w1th youth The chorus classes took part rn a Chrrst mas pageant s1ng1ng carol backgrounds to the story ot the nat1v1ty They also asststed 1n a program g1ven by the mus1c department durlng Nat1onal Muslc week as a part ot the educatlonal ta1r held at the school Each chorus class prepared a group of songs and thus became part ot a program wh1ch ran durrng the course ot the ent1re even1ng and to wh1ch all patrons ot the school were IH v1ted to attend The two drrectors ot the chorus classes Mr Sach and MISS Duncan devote much ot tne1r t1me 1n rehears1ng and a1d1ng the stu dents ot chorus ID var1ous programs to be grven 1n the school assembl1es and at a n1ght program The chorus classes have cop1es of all the popular songs and pract1ce them 1n chorus They also study the class1cal songs 1n books they have tor th1s purpose The hves ot the old masters are deta1led 1n these books allowlng chorus students to study the wrlters ot mus1c Chorus IS ernoyed by the students and many of them through th1s tra1n1ng go on 'o the band orchestra and cho1r . 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' ' ' ' .1..' - -n PHYSICAL EDUCATION Our Physrcal Edu at1on Department 1S to promote physrcal act1v1t1es and those whtch have a good carry over value The chtef act1v1t1es of our Physlcal Educatlon Classes are rntramural sports and 1nterscholast1f' sports One per1od a week 1S devoted to personal and socral hygrene Mr Rake the drrector of the boys phys1cal educatlon devotes part of the perxods to test mg the boys ln the 100 yd dash the low hurdles the hrgh Jump the shot put the broad Jump and tumbhng Physlcal educatlon has been rnodern1zed and IS not the old drrlls ln GXGYCISIHQ and strlctly basketball play1ng The numerous new act1v1t1es have made the class rn phys1 cal educat1on somethlng to be looked forward to by the boys and grrls M1ss MountJoy the glrls dxrector has organlzed basketball teams w1th1n the classes and the glrls play off tournaments for the champ1onsh1p The grrls emoy thetr hour of physrcal educatton and the classes prorn1se to do better and worthler thtngs 1n the future 'iov nto The act1v1t1es taken up durrng the yea rnclude Football basketball baseball krctf ball volley ball tumbl1ng track tennls speedball deck tenms and softball The glrls have a per1od of tlme rn the fall and tn the sprlng Whlch 1S devoted to rhythmrc Work ln the rntramural program we have pro vlded games for those students who Want to play and are on no school teams Tourna ments are held 1n basketball and softball The Glrl s Athlet1c Assoc1at1on partrclpates n mtramural volley ball basketball sofeball and golf The thlrd phase of the Phystcal Educat1on Department rs the rnterscholastlc programs Leon :rd I Rake C rrolme Mountloy rx C 1 1 ' 1 1 1 X' 11 11 . - 1 - . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 - . , 1 1 ' ' ' . , . 1 1 1 K 1 , . 1 1 1 - ,,,,,:i,i.v,,,f 1 1 e, . .J 1 C' '3 AGRICULTURE Lanphrer Hlgh S hool Department of Vo catlonal Agrrculture was tarted 1D Septem ber l939 For a boy to get the full educatronal value of vocatlonal agrrculture 1t IS necessary that he have a general farm knowledge secured by llvmg or Workmg on a farm lt lS also necessary that he carry on a home super vrsed proJect as part ot hrs requrred work rn agrlculture For the hrst years pro1ect selectlon the most satlsfactory results have been obtamed We have at present a very good number of hvestock and crops prolects lrsted for the year l939 l94O All vocatronal agrrculture students have Reuel M Tomlm Ill an opportunlty to partlcrpate IH the aCt1V1t1es of the Future Farmers of Amerrca El1Q1b1l 1ty of membersh1p rn the Rural Youth Organ rzatlon cons1sts ot enrollment IH vocatronal agrlculture and the proper conductmg of a home pro1ect Other actrvrtres of the department con S1SlS of educatronal trrps and Judgmg contests for gram poultry dalry cattle and tat stock Th1s year the department wrll partlcrpate ln all classes The hrghlrght ot the pro1ect pro gra r tor the year IS the Sectron l2 Vocatlonal Agrlculture Fa1r held at the lll1no1s State Farr Grounds one week before the Illmors State Farr Classes and cash premlums are provrded for dalry cattle hogs sheep and beef cattle Later 1n the fall a Poultry and Gram Show IS held for the benefrt ot proJects 1n these respectrve trelds To enable boys to conduct worthwnu pro1ects a loan fund for boys has been establ1shed by the Board ot Educauon The Sprlngfreld Lrons Club also conducts a svn 1lar fund Th1s enables every boy wrth an amb1t1on to nave a pro1ect program w1thout t1nanc1al worry . . 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' ' ' I . 1 1 1 1 - 1 .1 9 1 - 1 ,. 1 . , 1 .!.Y 'Y'l K-1944499641: S HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economrcs Department ha reached another mrlestone th1s year The freshman classes have been made a part of the State Vocatronal Homemakmg pro gram recervmg federal funds made avatl able by the George Deen Act Thrs makes 1t possrble for the teachers Mrss Ruth Wme man and Mrss Dorotny Kellar to v1s1t the homes of therr freshman students and to supervrse summer home prorects The enrollment IS greater than eve 354 and about 50 were turned away from a new Home Course rn September because there was no teacher trme ava1lable We beheve that the Work rn these home economrcs classes IS extremely valuable for there we learn to work on true to lrfe prob lems and learn to do by dorng Home eco nomrcs courses are a composrte of hvmg problems A real effort IS made to correlate the knowledge we ga1n wltn the act1v1t1es we do every day The freshman classes are carryrng on home practrces durmg the year and each g1rl w1ll do a summer home prorect Approxrmately half the ttme lS spent rn prac t1ce and half rn study The courses offered th1s year were lrlomemakmg Advanced Foods Advanced Clothmg and Tarlonng The courses 1n the d partment are bemg re organrzed so that rn three years we wrll have a complete l homemak1ng course only the freshman course was changed thts year and rt now mcludes Personal and Socral Relatronshrps Foods Art rn Evetyday Lrfe and Clothmg Next year the sophomore work w1ll lnclucle Fannly Relatronsmps Chlld Care and Tram mg and Foods We hope to have an enlarged enrollment ln future years we hope to be able to accommodate a much larger number of stu dents We feel that every hrgh school g1rl should take th1s course because the ambltron of the ma1or1ty of grrls IS merely to be a house wrfe rt does much 1U prepar1ng her for her future hfe lncrdentally we thrnk that many boys would benefrt from th1s course because there rs always a trme when the knowledge of home economrcs would be extremely use ful to them Dorothy Kellar Ru h E l meman 'Y . ty 4 ,1 ' , X X td l I' T et: QL! 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A 9 . , . re n FQWW 'ar' -FUR!!! m Vllwllu Euxmz COMMERCIAL The Commerclal Department offers to every student the elementary understandlnq of the legal and ordmary procedure 1n busr ness To Freshmen the commerclal department offers a brrdseye vrew of what IS lrkely to come m later l1fe no matter what freld of specralrzatron he may choose The Sophomores are QIVGH elementary trammq rn bookkeepmq They develop the abrlrty to keep accurate records of personal and busmess relatrons learn to 1nterpret f1nanc1al statements and should come to a d1st1nct understandrnq of respons1b1l1t1es to others The student experlences the work cf bemq a bookkeeper by workmq on several drfferent types of practlce sets The frrst year of Work rn shorthand and typrnq, offered to Tumors, enables them to master the use of the typewr1ter or the short hand method for thelr own personal use The contmuatron of th1s work mto the Senror year qrves a much Wlder vrew of what may appear later on rn actual busmess l1fe The student actually experrences the tralnmq of a secretary by takmq the secretarral course offered m shorthand and typmq Thrs course mcludes such buslness fundamentals as frlmq bllllflq teleqraphy and other funda mentals whrch QIVGS the student a broader outlook on busmess l1fe The commerclal trammq course IS so constructed that by the trme a student has reached 1ts end, he should have an under standrnq of how to meet and solve buslness problems that wtll arlse m later l1fe, and also to have a better understandrnq of the people wrth whom he w1ll come rn contact Robert M Cam Don T Anderson Ar1elSWordes Nell Plarn Q? 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I -I 1 I . . , MATHEMATICS We are proud to say that the students rr lanphler are realrzrng the value of the study of mathemattcs to tne extent that the growth rn t us department has exceeded the excepttonal orowth of our school From the l1TSl small algebra class 1n Lonverse a few years ago trll Pow 1n the lonph1er the mathematrcs departrrtent has shown remarkable progress ln add1t1on to the regular algebra and geometry the math department offers the sub Jects solrd geometry advanced algebra col lege algebra and trrgonomt try The former two sub1ects are regular college entry and the latter four are offered for the students who wrsh to study matnemattcs or SCIQHCQ rn college Although thrs course 15 not rntended for students who wrsh to go to college tt offers college entrance credrt ln the math department we have Mrss Haman a math teacher srnce Lanphler s la qrnnmg and Mr Goodwrn who was placed tn me math department when Mrss Raman s classes b came too large We realrze the great rmportance of math rn e grne rtrg and ch mtcal courses and 1ts p actlcal appllcatrons rn everyday lrfe ln leavlng thts department we hooe we ave shown that rrathematrcs rs nrt a sulatect for Just certam frelds but a subtect for every day l1fe ln geometry we have a sublect of great rmportance due to the fact that rt teaches one to reason Of course lt has 1ts value 1f one s gomg farther mto college flelds wh1ch requtre thrs Even though one rsn t an expert rn alge bra he should take geometry as 1t helps o much rn reasomng Everyone should take at least two years of mathematrcs due to 1ts rncreasmg value lf one applres math rn hrs everyday lrfe he wrll never regret the trme spent rn mastermg th1s subnect Those who heretofore have been afrard of math need fear rt no longer as our teachers are more than wrllmg to help you at all tlmes wrth parts wh1ch are drffrcult for you to understand -if I , . . . . . 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T t 4 ' E :rt me Pwrxyz, lr'-I'?3fTT'!!l 5, G','f'l'.'f'lIL ,r.'y-:rtaf ART To be sensltrve to the b auty about htm and to be able to express rdeas rn forrn de srgn and color truthfully and artrstrcally IS the dents have an opportunrty to test the1r art1st1c aorlrtv and decrde whether they want to er' the world of commercral and fme arts or whether they want to pursue thetr art work later as a profltable and enterta1n1ng hobby Varrous aspects of our great country rts beauty and greatness furntsh rnsprratror for a set of large posters Carved plaster plao s proved an rnterestmg craft problerc Son Mable Krtch the students reluctantly sold thetr work or parted wrth rt as grfts Some other craft pro J cts have been metal toolrng block prmtrng boxes Clay modelrng as usual came rn for rts share of fun and work Frgure sketch el rted much rnterest and resulted 1n some unusual and fancrful cornposrtlons The struc tural elements of therr own school room were reproduced rn perspectrve drawmgs by rrtem bers of one art class Color rn chalk and water color made naturallstlc and decoratrve strll l1fe studtes The delrneascope has proved useful ID ac auarntmg the students wrth the great master preces of the past and the work of rrod rn parnters Home beautlfrcatlon has b en pre sented also by means of prctures shown IH the machrne The art department has cooperated rn varrous school acttvttres We worked rn con lunctron wtth the muslc and drama depart ments for the Chrrstmas program and ae orated the banquet hall for the football and basketball banquets Twenty two nga: I V 4' V, A ' '..' 'Y'i'g t' 4 f f f l f I ' ' ' I U If ' A I l I1 Yft ' , , f I f ' ' .x ,, . . 9 . I , . 1 I I l te 1 , U I V goal of all art students. ln the art room stu- and decorating of wooden trays, bowls and w - - - lv. - . - A ,L r N t . . , ic, . , 1 I I I 1 1 ' ' ' ' A. we of ' A 9 l ' 1 , , . . FOREIGN LANGUAGES Latrn that language Doctors use wrrtrng prescnptrons rs usetul to students too Many of the long Engltsh words whrch are d1tt1cult to pronounce and to comprehend usually are compounded of Latm words A student ot Latm usually has a larger vocao ulary and need not use the drctronary as much as one who has not nad the advantc ot thrs course Latm selectrons trom tamous Roman authors such as l..1VY and Plmy wrrtten about the early hrstory ot Rome are very mterestmg The deep patrrottsm to the country ways ot lrvmg and 1deas ot the Romans are strongly presented and make us appreclate our own country The legends the Romans were tn settmg out on dangerous and adventurous Journeys through forergn and strongly mhab1ted lands In the study mg ot mythology one trnds how the Romans worsh1pped therr gods and goddesses Au thors today reter to the old de1t1es ot the Romans rn therr lrterature I tmd that Latm 1nd1rectly helps one rn all of h1s subJects part1cularly rn Englrsh because ot the grarr mar vocabulary hrstory mythology and tra1nmg 1n preclsron whtch one 1S reaurred to learn The students are reaurr d to orrpose essays on sorre ot tne more famous leader ot ancrent trmes Thls helps them to gam a background tor tne1r study ot the tcrergn language chosen to study Each Lat1n stu dent has been requ1red to keep a d1ary and a b1ography ot the hte ot Caesar to tamlllar 1ze h1mself w1th the ways ot the Romans Many ot the students have voluntar1l,1 made protects such as wooden models ot a 1 rent war apparatus Roman archrtecture etc Th1s procedure has grown to be a ve y mterestmg excrtmg and a detrrnte part ot the Latrn classes The French classes have been putttng thetr knowledge ot French to pract1cal use by holdrng conversatron and rece1v1ng therr assrgnments 1n French To prov1de a back g ,md for therr work the students have adventures ot Napoleon the explorts f Roland La Comte de Monte Crrsto among others Furll K R t A, ,, ,, in l , - . I . V Y . , - . . C. A l l . ,Q-e . ' f Of the ROHHGH h9fQ9S SHOW hOW VGTY bfUV9 stuated tlnv ancient history ot France, the , . ' V O 1 I A I V I - t e c . o Y l ,- . A.X., . D ENGLISH The Lnqhsh department nas made qredt ettort to adtust 11S proaram a d reau1remen1s to meet the students needs SINCE readma IQ recoqn1zed as one ot these needs as we1 as a pre11m1nary sk111 reauued for prot1tab1e study we have 1nC1uded 1n our curr1Cu1un1 a speC1a1 C1ass tn readma tor each ot the three years ot reau1red Enq11s1'1 These class enro11ments const1tute a sma11 aroup ot peo p1e who have ab111ty to do better schoo work but are hand1Capped and p nahzed by a read1nq dQ11C19HCY Books tor back around readtna are prov1ded and tne d Ve1oprnent ot sk111s 1n readtnq are stressed Var1at1ons 1U the know1edqe ot qramrnar are provrded tor 1n our attempt to seqreqat accordlnq to ach1eveme-nt Thls departments act1v1t1es are many and Var1ed VJIUI Mr 1era1d drarna 15 1den 1 hed Bes1des the 1 ys v 111C17 th1s qroup pre ents Mr Iera1c h s sup rv1sed the presenta t1on of a SQFIGS ot tw w rad1o p1ays over the 1oca1 statton T1 e Drama C1ass 1S Very proud ot tne1r co11eCt1on ot recordmqs These re cardtnqs are a va1uab1e means ot under standmq an art1sts mterpretatron and at tord tne pr1v11 e ot hearlnj areat actors To applf theory the praf't1ca1 Mr Fow1er s speecn c1a has pro1ects to complete One 1S tne marronette how Other Enqhsh c1asses are 1v1 d to nnoy the show when ready tor presentahon A Pup11 Hass to room 205 may mean any' number of thtnqs but many t1mes 11 IS to test a students th1nk1nq power and try to Correct any weakness they m1qht have A 1119 1S kept 1D the othce wh1ch has mtormatton reao d1na these tests 'V' F111 x . A V4 A T , , . A A I 5 . , 11 .u , . , -J 9 - 1 , . , , L at ve , . . , . w . - - k 1. . 1 ,V ' , 1 ,, , ' , , Y , , VX' . . b Vg - . . Y V V X . , . , I . Chi 1 3 , . . e ' s . . . . L .A . . - 11 9 G ., 9' Y, . . , , 1, . 1 H , . , , , KJ , . , , . A, Y , . . , .1 .- ., . uri f X If :1f.f:1 1'-. zzf I1 Tw .- I.II.1,'v-' 1.IIZ.- , It 1,1 ENGLISH Because the VVISC usp le sure t1me rs very lmportant and an acqu nntance Wllll many wr1ters IS des1red the Enqhsh depa t ment IS requlrmq a larqer amount ot llbrdrv readma A permanent record wrth the read ma ot each semester IS comptled through the three years ot Enqlrsn Thrs presents mor than a record of reqtt ed work rt IQ a con crete prcture of the type of hteratur a student has read The type ot stones he Joys the qual1t1es ot hrs heroes or hero1nes th t1on broqraphy or mus1c are olamly 1nd cated lt ne has no mtercst that IS 1n the prcture also lt IS proof ot hrs growth and development throuqh the three years lt 1n dl ates how well ne responded to the qurd ance ot teachers by the aareement wtth books recommended The Enqnsh class lcoks lorward to en f1Cli11'1Q the proqram To b a cr1t1cal lndf pendent thmker 1S IN ttselt an accomphsh ment each well tratned hlah school student rn a democracy should be able to do Th movre the rado th newspaper are all a part ot our culture blow qood they are or how bad on the followers these are some ot the problems the nqhsh department wrll attempt to co ordmate rn 1ts plans Our work as compared to what we should t1on ouaqestrons tor future plans may be made As a result of the extenswe testrna proaram a t1le ts kept IH the ott1ce whtch has 11 Drmatron reaardmq the type ot work each student rn Lanph1er snould be able to do Thrs 15 helpful to the deans and classroom 1nstru tors rn plannrnq future work n er Pt ss lFc 1 r Mane Freund . . A 5 1. ' 1 . '- w . , - ' . T ' . ' , 1 , Q V 1 . V O . A 1 I V , A '., f 7 . . 9 h E . . ' ' ' ' , e tn- terests he has whether it be science, invene be able to do may be brouaht to our atten- , . . . . L , C. . - ' ' ' C- Natha I ala U 9 v 15 ' f ' f'.-zenty-f:'.'e LIBRARY Our school lrbrary has grown very rap rdly durrnq the past year and 1t now co tarns more than tour thousand volumes wt trctron and reference rnaterlal A great deal ot trrne has been spent n cataloqlnq and classrtyrnq the books 11'1 the hbrary ana consrderable progress has been rnade rn thrs work The a1rn of the lrbrary IS to provrde sup plementary rnatenals needed by the studen IH the preparatlorr ot h1s work and more and more students have corne to realrze th qreat value of the school lrbrary tor ths purpose Atmosphere IS nrarntamed for those who wrsh to prepare outsrde work trom the refer ence rnaterral avarlable There are at lea t three vacant tables each perrod where stu dents from other classes rnay srt and study As always there are student assrstahts to help wrtn the work rn the lrbrary but they are not orqarnzed rnto a club as they have been 1n prevrous years Good sportsrnansmp has always been shown by students studyrnq or workrnq the lrbrary Let us strrve to rnarntam th1s qood sportsrnanshrp and to make our lrbrary the center ot the true Lanphter sprrrt S V? Fx SIY W 1 - r ,Ni V - 1 , ' ti- ' ' - L, ' ' . . s , A , , . I . , . 1 , I K ' , A ' in l ' e ' . ' ' ' ' l. TllCfYl'ln All M. Thru her If :rg :ret G 111,11 rl. , Z X 3 , , ,.,- 2 f g' ' 'Jer1 ,'- ' . ' A XOV M S'-1 I tif --dw-. ?-0' i4 INDUSTRIAL ARTS ln the past few years the qeneral accept ance of thts relatlvely new subJect has been lncreased by two fundamental factors Func tronal areas of work llke tndustrtal arts have been planned to meet the needs of many who have no tnterest IH the trad1t1onal sub Jects lndustrlal arts has been advocated by mcreasma numbers as a practrcal approach to a better understandmq and apprecratton of the socraleconomtc problems of a com plex tndustrral soctety lndustrlal arts provxdes a means whereby boys and qrrls may develop an ab1l1ty to express themselves throuah constructlon Any act1v1ty 1n order to be successful must beam wtth the natural mterests of chtldren The f1rst mampulatlons of tools and ma terrals by puprls may result rn products that are meanmqless to adults but they have ac uuarnted chtldren w1th funaamental facts and have qrven them an opportumty to ex press themselves throuqh constructron whlch are two 1mportant steps on the road to qrowth EXDIGSSIOH through constructton means more than mampulatrve skrlls It means chlldren must do much of thelr own thtnkmq and tn the ma1or1ty of cases they w1ll rf placed 1n natural srtuatrons whrch challenge the1r natural mterests lt IS self act1v1ty that makes the experrence carry meanmqs over to other exp rrences The expertence of self act1v1ty may well lead over tnto the freld of exp rrmentatlon Lee V- Go y Frank Slefferrfttrn ll rry Mor an Ar rur B McCall 'l'.'.'enjf-s -'Jen L 03L.J2y -LJX.-,,J SEVENTH CLASS SERVICE THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SUNDAY MAY 21 1940 300 P M Prelude F1I1CIlG H1 A l'TCIITlS Med1tat1on Sturaes lesus loy of Man s Deslrrnq Bach Orqanrst Mtss Annette Wresen neyer Processronal The Son ol God Goes Forth to War Lanphrer CDOIT ln Jocatton Rev T I Buclcton l-low Lovely ls Thy Dwellrna Place fCllO1Yl Brahrns Mrss Esther Duncan Drrector Class Messaae Rev R l Stone Beautrtul SGVIOT tCho1rP Arr Chnstransen Beneclrctron Rev T I Buckton Lanphrer Chorr SEVENTH COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM LANPHIER AUDITORIUM TUESDAY MAY 28 l940 800 P M class March Pomp and Clrcuntstance Roberts lnvocatton R V T l Buckton Qrchestra l-lunaanan Dance No V Brahrns Lanphrer Hrah School Orchestra Mr Edwln Sach Drrector lntrocluctron to Speaker Georqe Petrtlll Address ludqe Bemannn De Borce Orchestra Peasant Dance Srnetna Presentatlon of Plaaue Georae Petrtllt Presentatron of Class Mr G E Strckney Curantrnq ot Drplon as R nedrctron v T I Buckt uty ' ' A V 1 Y Recesstonalee Softly Now the Light of Day ................,................, . ......... Von Weber ' ............................................................................................ e . . . 4 l r l e ' ' .................,......,.....,...... , ...........,....,.................,..,...,.......... Re . . . on Tl 'I ' I 531' Q: V 11 u Ji 1.11 MAY 1940 SENIORS OFFICERS GEQRGE PETRILU Presiden' LQUIS ZAN!-XRDl X ice lrresidenf lACK GILL UXCK GR!-XPP Seprewlaer ll This 1Q where we don our chaqsoiagnuybutwerwmentauuesumed nacng it After four long years we are proua Q niors VJ'io would rare rnougnt that we wou Cl g el leaving? Bal as we look ahead opes we realize trial lhese ig oaes a oaQecl upon rust as happy rnern of e of s ool f Without these four preci us y ars were would have always been 0 r aQs Q r s lo le rrrakinc, a nife irr ess 'i a rr C ter lnlor rra o l 'Q er fur Qny suefesslul enlerprrses ea Q rr r id a grear de l and every 4 uloorl fur Senior Alurrrni dance fl ssp ,1 Tab nlrribea f fff rer rlion 1 Treasur r Secretary working narrnoniously We ,usl found out early that rl takes a group oi people working in coordination 'o produee Q0 rrevrirg reallv world while and have rafc n advantage of rlnat knowledge Nlrsrakes we have naade have rust Deen me basrQ of he-ller work the nexliune And now we are slariaing at the porlals or a new wor d one w ich Viougn a trifle auer all obstacles a rhe lop Ar red witr knowledge gained during a period of training we sei forth to use our eduCa'ion as a weapon lo break down all bc rrierQ s' rnding in il e way of sueeesQ ' Q e cr e re rrlos o our 'rig Qci 'reer 1 ol we have no egrers r s ri ' y o e ,Q Q 5 5 2 5 , 1 AW , E V, 1 4 0 E Petrilli f'r'1lf Fil' 1 fxrii ....fff'.ffffffffff1ff'.'.ffff1ffffff'fm'HQ 1 i f , A 724 . , ' M , 1 . 1 ' ' ' 7 lregr - 'Z ' l 7 . .1 'Jo ' L. r with high 1, o Q V . h' h V ' . L Q - 1 h po re ' J ' - .r i . prius Ch .lie '- . ' . something lacking in our lives. frightening, inspires us with an urge to Con- ' i .lo - . rr 'fi Ll Cla- -eezg e ' 'Q ' if ' o ' o' ' ' pro: io. witzi our alzrr 1,1 . ri li r u o J Cz..sa.n1:2g a' r:l1 -ay . ' a ' . ' 1 ir, - .C ' .ie Las circulate' 1 :xr , f ' a 1. - -J s. Xfe rr'1':- rind, If X. p l i Cllgiiifllklfif V 'ta' o - . . ' . o Q' rr - kool Cao-, fill o . . 11:1 ' Senigr :lay Hat lf' ee r. ling re' . , no Qrrall we f1:1y ' .it giieasirnr our recora set lflif yezrr lar goo Q :via and hagp YTQSII, 'ri s. t BERNICE BERNATOS Wants to marry a rich man but others may apply Laneconl 2 3 4 G A A l Sr Girls Council Lan l-l1 Typist Intramural baske hall 2 Q MYRTLE BETTON Faithful forever and a quret mannerly per son Seamstress ANN BEZGOWSEK Housewife or beauty Jlturlst she 'isnt dectdei ye un tl 4 Commercial l EARL BOLLMAN Le lohermlnstuensl ieso stuav VIRGINIA BOTTOMS cutplble mg ei icient nuirs trans Tallula High DOROTHY BOYCE na l ecm 'lhirtx EILEEN ALBERT One ol Lanphier's more punctual pupils, IOHN ANDRUSKEVITCH Spencls his time hunting and lishina in preparation to beina a lorest ranger. EDDIE BAKER Rovin' Romeo. HARRY BALDWIN Harry lames understudy Harry and his trumpet are inseparable Band! 2 3 4 Lan Hx Editor Prom Chairman H Y 3 4 Orchestra l Student Council l lntramural2 RUTH BANNING St lohns Nursing School 1 a stop on he way to her destination D at 3 4 5 G A A 2 Dramatic 4 Choir 3 4 Sr Girls Council 4 Pep Squad 2 3 Trans Ursuline Academy 2 VIRGINIA BARNETT litterbuq who s aoinq to settle down to be a stenoqrapher . , , 1 - ' ' 1 ' : i- , : 7 ' 1 . ' ' 's t ebe,,:...: 'n:'.z t I ' , , , : . 1 . ' ' 'r - ' ' . 6 A , . tc ,c. ' cp Q1 ' ' L t. G, A. A. lg Dramatic lg Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Sr. Girls' Cr c 5 ' . ik ai i .aiu .d f,1E'l'lC, t 'Rf I 1 'l ' ' 9. A l1't.e mouse thats seen 3 ' not A ' Lmefzn 2, E, 4. IANE BREDEMEYER Sruenzis Spire time fir 117111: sz is M la LI dress designer. Quill-Ssroll 47 Senior Girls' C11r1 '11 -1- 'r:r1s1 Czeley High, Detroit, Midi. WANDA BROOKS Good tidings Corrie in sin 1.. 511514.13-es .ina 7.'lar1da's a su-:ell examgrle to prove fl11S rule. ., I , . A debate l, 2, 5, 4: Laneron 47 Dr,1rr1:1'1: 1, 4- Band 3, 47 Orchestra 27 Studen' Ccunril lg Sr. Girls' Councilg Lan-l-li Stalk National Honor SoCiefy7 Art Club 4. HENRY BROWN l-le intends to be the most prosperous firrrner that ever straddled a milk stool. Easketlzall 37 Track 27 Baseball 37 Softball 37 Trans, Lcztzmi High. RICHARD BROWN lf you won! work he won't either lput if you start then l1e'll really ao to town, MARGARET BUCKTON l-liqli School Bondi Musio at Norm ll A Musig Dramatics 4 Semor Class Play B nd l 3 4 Orgnestra l Sr Girls Ccur1c1l4 Pres L nHi S ff luruor Prom Comm1 tee Trans Osakis l-hah WILLIAM BURKE He takes a ob as an airplane m Charlie o 'naybe Just o plain mecrianic l WALTER BUIVID I1 ll work up from fc cry emrvloyee o a qooa IOSIIOHIH n o'ce LUCILLE CALLERMAN Quiet dom stir 1 rson and future housewife PETE CAMPO Faraway arnb1t1on end lNotre Dame and ln a Pli D 11 H s 2 MARY CASS ell t lr ime ,1IfC'H V IH nf or enms ana lun c STAN CA 'IERWOOD ui n un SSU'wllll o llu r s rindx ld l-I DOROTHY CATLIN 1 YG QX Tl GI oarn 1 l Ea d OU Q Llnl Girs 1 Drorn L 1 H169 ' ' 1 ' 11. rtist 1,11 ' 1 ' 1 l 7 G . 2, 1 7 . 7 . ' ' t ' g ., a - ' .fa ' , .1 t . . j ' e ' r 'AU' 1,-v 0 l e 1. , 1 . d 1 '1' ' a f.i . ' . e ' we ' . ' ' ' To HIT, 7 e Q Tia s C .... Sh' aet ow ridpqolif 1 ' ' Q C . IVY Q a d a 1. Q but lie -:rn talk i r if rs llQCUf aviation '.-Jr11:E1 lie 1n'er1:ls T5 fake ugz. 'f an .Sp ' afe' ian. i' ' Q 0-Jf-v. Af- h. 4 119. o1.oo.:.. 5.-.tngy D'.'. E-Qu Pau W msltion ,' da 4 . Debate 47L1neC3r1I,2,E,47'Br 1at': 7 'n' A l, 2, 3, 47 Orinestrfx ly ' aint Cc Cl l, 25 Sr. ' I ' Countl 4: Lfxn-H1 St:1ff7 1 'Targ- . Tl.1r'y-'l1rfi-, ROSINA CERVELLONE Popular G. A. A. memltor, fr future gym tericher 7 . site hopes. - G. A. A. 172, 3, 47 Math 2, 3, 47 Student Council 3, 47 1 - Sr. Girls' Council 47 Lan-Hi Stdffg Prom Committee lrurcrmural Basketball Z, 3, 4. IEAYNE COLVIN ' V A She wants to be a model and were Confident - - of her success. A G. A. A. l, 2, Dramatic l, 27 Student Council l. A IENNIE CRIFASI Swings and sinqs the hlues. Choir 3, 47 Pep Squad 2, 3. BETTY DeFRATIES You can always find Speed driving around in her car. Laneoon l7 G. A. A. l, 2, 3. HELEN DILLON Entoys life Bar BQ s and American government Debate2 3 Trans S H S 2 PEGGY DUERR We have in our midst a future radio com mentator G A A l 2 Q 4 lntramuralBosketball7 Q 4 Sr Girls Coun il 4 'l'h1rt fr ur MARGARET EASTON Speed is atv a s the life of the party IOHN EBERGENY Not a steel worker sncitl d st el worker Baseball 4 IRENE FLAMINI Diminutive and de ir ns S DOROTHY FORD Active sportsman A A 3 Sr u f1l 4 EVELYN FOSTER s ore ,trial field Evelyn HELEN FRASE ies r ddy rr 9 ouqr s J '. 1707: . ' ' C' . I ' tr K7 I v ., . , . . a e e' Tia . .l-l. S. G. . . 172, 7 .Girls' Cr. nf A. Youll nqve friends from l.'lYlf4'.Lf-I 'nfrh you in ' e J-' ' ' . S? ' ale .. a little niih in out in .t cltriougn sizes iieen here hut snort v rule. J IACK GRAFF He eats sleeps and drmks baseball but takes tlme out tor ptano playing MARGARET ANN GRAHAM Pal of the Palette L1brary 3 Dramatlc 2 4 Jutll and Scroll 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Lan H1 Statt Sr Glrls Coun c BETTY GREFE Dthqent typxst who IS qomq to be a stenoqrapher Hotr 3 4 Commerclal 3 Lan H1 Saff 4 Sr Gtrls Coun 11 4 Prom Comrmttee 3 Na 1onal Honor Socxety rans CHARLES HAGELE He does not broadcast 1t but we know mm to be an arttst and a qood one at that Band l Track 3 Baseball 4 Trans Ca lt ,ira Hlqll CATHERINE HAMILTON Ambttton IS to brlnq happmess to slclf room NOREEN HEDRICK A popular sentor who ltkes to dance aid skate Cholr '7 4 llurty ftve IACK FREEMAN It lm snoozes tltrcuqlt footlmll more power to his slumlmrina. tenoqram 37 F of' , , 3 E 'keb' , , y Track 2, 3, 41 Trans. Pathedml Hiwlt Ssrxool 2, DOROTHY FRIESCHLAG Amb1l1On Iournahst Future voaton four nalls Favorzte sublect lournansrn Qurll and S c uden n ROLAND FULGENZI A swell fellow who tends to lus business prvttmq IEROME GATES An ardent tennis tan lte also qoes tn llttle shaqqmq Student Counctl l Sctem Club 4 Lin H1 4 Track 2 Natlonal Honor Soclety DORIS GERMAN A studtous person wlth an eye on a teacnmq pcs non IACK CILL He s usmq hts octoall for b tter advantage coacmnq Monogram 3 4 Footba113 -1 Track3 4 Trans Edmburq 3 lv'o o mall 2 3 4 fl: ' 111 2 3 4 ', Cr ll 37 Sf tCou. fiil l, 2, . ' . . ' '. for a , 5,xl N Choir 2, 37 Football 3g Basketball lg Baseball 2, 3, 4. J ' :I I' ,-,Af '. I' ,:- I, ,Y il. X '- 4 Q x X T fsfn, s. 2. ' A - ' ' '1 e' I DICK HOPPER Football is firs last and alwavs with FRED UFFMASTER lt s off to the arrnv for Frea Debat l 2 Dramatics 2 Choir l 2 3 Bald l 2 Student Council 4 Basketball l Sof ball l 2 Traits Lroami Hign BETTIE HUGHES Of queenly stature and Nl n a s ring of admirers Debate l Lanecon l 2 3 4 Library l Dramatic l Drum Matorette l 2 3 4 Girl Reserv s l Lan Hi Stiff Prom Commi tee DON IACKSON Too bad we didn have Don with us fr oo all season Trans Springfield rlign H Y 3 Footbill l 2 Trackl Monogram 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Basel all 3 4 ALDONA IOGAS lege u says w A l AL IURKONIS f you re sensilzl y ui Ion e im peeve o in, s nl1i4 Bse DORIS HENDRICKSON We all hope her sweet ambition is fulfilled it's merely happiness, Lanecon ly G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic' l, 2: Or- vltestra 2. VIRGINIA HERSHEY A business woman who knows het business. Debate 2, 3, 4, G. A. A, 1, 2, Dramaiic 2, 3g Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Trans. Feitshans. DON HINDS ls going to take time from horses and music to be a radio announcer. Trans. New Berlin l-ligh 4. DOROTHY HINRICHS Newspaper woman deluxe! Faraway dream -magazine editor. Dramatic 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3 47 Quill a ' Scroll 3 4, Science Club, Secretary 4, Prom Committee 35 Lan-Hi Staff, Senior Girls' Counl cil 4. WARREN HOLLIDAY ri s absorbing ii H now f r J nine cons ru 'on ob later on Trans Springfield High HAZELMARY HOLLINSHED We still think shes oily though she tries to be dignified Y l , na t , ' e' ' zafi o ' t c.i 1' ' ' t, , A ' Lim. G , 7 ' : ' , , 7 - . ' . , 4 ' f' i' ' , 5 , . , : ' 1 ' 1 . , , z ' e z - .,.' 7 Ii . 'f' 'j nf I .' AC f' -'L f . , ' ' ' 1- : 'f , 1 ' 2 ' , , : f , , : .J a, . 'Ne can? im .zgine this gry going 'Bring in business :ell fx L 1 she ' G. A. . ,2. I. 'c ' e o' v 't gg ' cl. lt's 3 go d tn' a hes o ,olly or else. La - 'A a'k tb31l2q Track 2. Tliiry-six ELINOR KINNER 1 1 SAM KLIEN 1 cw s s 11e:1rw MILDRED KORNACK .1 SSGS KS HG H 1 S WYONA KROESHNER A1o111er on t F11 s 1 qu wu IGS whc 1 e I1 LEO LQFAUCE T1111 Durk and H1111se111 Putuu t1u1 :md pmsiu X9 ut1ve H1 Y 3 4 Student Counul 3 1-3 AS 134111 2 3 11 Tm C,l,I'116C1TG1 1-111311 School 4 GEORGE LANE me IS entermf' 11 s V ps 1 s DC Q16 111 us dls S1 US .7 VTE I IT- 41111111 if 'elf g'L1:'.1.' 1' 1' z:1's 111 '1,'1.1 11f11':'J 4: 141193311 Q, ' 'f -5 ff ':- ' :ry S' 1.111211 f 111151, Duty fl 1 Q' - L 1:11111 S' zffr Sf.i.11Y1.' 11111 '11 4. 1 A e fc Fe 'Ex' 11'f1.1sf1'11e1's1,'1s1::fss CTI. - ,Az Three Q' e right the f1 1 igxue, 3 st-er1:g115:11e.l La :on 1g 1.3 -Yi S1311 Tygti t 4. 1 f o ,1 1012111111331 ie' jg 1161 11'1d' . nn tell yuu qui' '1 101 '.v11e s11f- Q1' ts stmfed. X ', 1 11' 1.1 'ffe , 13 15 ' '. Q - ,: ,4: Q71.,,.: us. , ' . . . ,, L . 7 u A 1. ' ' , pour' in i1 big w:'1A -11112 1 11e1 11 11 f' ,Q 111111121 cut ' E' ' fus ' 1 X 1 1 , 1 ' I A C 1 f r. S21-2' . f' ' 1tt1 fs, N . , Tr , ' ' 1 E. 4' r ' 1 C Tl 'V ' ' r Van , -1 . I .A. A, 1, 1 1 . 'r1s' ' S ' : ..t : c - ,311 , . nr W' F 't c ' -e- ax . , 'Z t bye! -112. e ' ' - ' Cr. S11 ' cr'1Cu1G1 about h 1' , 1. '. 't ys 2 lo d 213151 :nd ct 111 he F' '- ' 'e - 111: e 1Sf,I'129S'1 . Amex. Cf cur nurxiergxs lull .e Q' S s'e11:' grigrhxs. P1-'111 Y seven LUCILLE LAWSON Former A' ens heer exde person mound Lcznpmer s s'111 ,1 qu1et 1 e ans Atnens 1-hgh SC1'oo GERALDINE MANN Anothe prlvae se re ry vhos qomo to marry her Doss econl 9 3 4 G L,our1C11 4 Lan 1-11 Sufi Intr 1murcr1 basket 1m 2 3 23SrG1 ANITA MARBOLD UVOT19 P stxme Dr nrq P vc11eSu C .5 Us of1.e1sure Tune Drcwm FRANCES MARBOLD e IS p e ch 1' 1 pc: c o s r ,111fr1e11c1s sn es h r S e EDITH MCCLURE Ver S111 ss mf Q IULENE MCDOEL Rs -me-1 rse s 1-cs Gal. L sers FRANK MCKINNEY 11 1115 I1l111'y' 11IS 112jf'11111f1 '. fi' '.-,i': Lis' ES.1 1'55 11fg11116?11111A11111 'I 1 111 fV111U1l' 3.4:P'f1f1:E:1117,E'1S1:1-111111137T1'111s.1Tf1111odr'11 1111111 1. WALTER MCMANN 14151125 'O sffzr' 1 's '.11l1Tl11 zfffx' qrf1d11:1'1on, Tr4.1:51: 1, 2, 3, 47 M 1111 Q, LOUISE MENDENHALL A future s111C1Q111 of Brow11's 111i11111ss Ccf1111c1f1 '1'111r1s, S. 11. S. 4. BETTY LOU METZ H115 s1sv11Qq11111.r11y 111111 111 :111 111' 1 11 '111'111fg 1:1 1.6-er 11111161 Sr. Girls' Counci 4: Trcms. Athens H1q 1. GREGORY MILLER spends most of 11S s 1 morn? s ussm me r1q11o1'1'11 S1',1CI'1CI'1 1 ,11 11115 res11v 10 1ded be 1v11 on ,meer MAMIE MONTALBANO 1 s n ns rs111111 1 1'1ry BETTY MONTGOMERY Hard workmq dppendczr 9 sc C111 XVIIO 111215111 ye F19 1ded 11 r vo 011011 111110111 Honor Soc1e1y S G1 s OOL1111 4 HEWITT MOORE P1C1ns 0 10111 1115 pdl Zek 111 Ge-orq C1 e-C1 md be P1 me 11111115111 enqm er 011 11 f L m 111 14 3 '1r1 S rc1 3 4 Co Ed C14 3 Lrm H1 S'f1ff Sr 1 1' rc 11 vrxs 1 BARBARA NADASDY BCC1CKC6fJ1l'1, nd ymnc 15 11111 VALLIE NASH VIVIAN NASH IEAN NOLTING ,IP ITf'1'11' 1 1 11 Q HQ 1' 13119 . ,nts 111:19 ' q 1' ' 1 'J' .' Q' f C11 16, 'rf' . is '1 C' ' . Q . A '111111110 und y111111:'t11f1r 11153 , Tru '. U ' ' P l1'11c111111jx, ' , , J. i '1' ' , C' e C ' . 'f ' Q ' 7 r. 'rl ' E' 1 ' ' ' ' 9 . r . 1 C' ' ': ' ' Q. . Fc: 711 1, 2, 3: 1w'1cr1og111111 3, 4 1!1c11w Dru ' 'P 47 .1-Y 3, 4: 1r1fr:murc11 1 2 . d Q I , 7 f vb 5 Cffzss 13 fzyy T 11115. 15111 1 Tow '11 's- ' f' T1 1 , 5 , 211111111 Trips merrily 'xlcnfz 'c :ie 'un 1 '.-Jrxfer. Lizneicn 1: G. A. A. 1. X . L 1 31.9 111'.'1'1-.s I.-'Y '11t1f-1 - I1 'yg 1:1 1 z .9 1. 11.3211 1, 2- G. .' . A. 1, Q.: S 111.1 'l11'1 S 4 31,10 risrrcr 1 :,',I1fQf1f11', ' - A A . 3. 151. 1-.. ., 2, 5: 11111 1, 1, -4: 1 , Crg:19s'r:2, fy Suiat x,C'j.1'1C112Z 1' 1 Y Sr. Girls' Ciunill- N'1'1Ch31 '1, Q KJ T.1 1 -e 'h' BETTY IANE RAMEY xS HFS C I1 SI' TOM REAGAN HIS vo rl IS usme-ss world and we know Tom I1eI1 su ce-ed D '94 Dr 'fax 4 Chc1r3 4 Bcmul u n Chnl MARIE REBECCA Has C' yan for dim m mms Feusmns rh H FERRIS REID A er ur warm ISP u 'mn xt ole Q or J 1 TONY ROCKI-'ORD DOROTHY RODERICK 'I I 1 I 1 1I'jP1I'16 BOB NORRIS fl-'-'.-:sg :Q fr rfg f'T-I '.-:1':1 z :1 5- 1 1 xx, f.1 :':1 F, fr ::t. 1'1 - H :mi 1, 3, QJTT1-T-S'YZ I .g1,. :iii SV.. -1. THORTON PARTAIN ff. 'ff 11. IIA zifr. T 111 1: Q1-:c1rk,7,S, IIl4I'x,-1. GEORGE PETRILLI ,xx J.. , , .A . VR: C. 1.9 FFZSOIIS fCI' T115 S11 - ii I 'Z.f- -T.Q15'. f.fc1t53r.:m 2, 3, 4: H1-Y 47 LQ:1c1r 1: Qtill :nd :Tffil '- f.1'ri111uri1l 1, 2, 37 Lan-Hi Shift. LENO PETRILLI After qwirxinq hls krmu-.-lf-igo 1' 'allege Eisfl r y Q H 0 r H1 nd S roll 4 S uden Cum 1 T IC VIRGINIA PIERCE Ee 1u'v opemior deluxe ms 'S H VIRGINIA PRINZIVALLI r ure mcus vw ll lk Q 5 JM 1 ormmedlone :md su s off 'ru 1 good stcrt 1 x lmnr' mrxll hk Q C IOIY 1 3 4 Choorlcfxdor l 'Tr ns FQIISIICI 5 Hugh be end to T cc. the 5. T.fCnC:grcm1 1, 2, 3, 47 ' -Y 47 Czxglr 1, 2: QUIZ 'x C 5 f T sl 4: Fcciigxll l, Z 3, 4: rr k I, E, 4- In'r.::1.ur :L 3, 4. . Vx ' Tr' . .. . . S. , . HP fut fix , ' 'G' -1' Qi, 'mf. 'nd ba fz.'., zj ' 4 ' ' -ef. IQ 'T,',7 - :.f:. ' n' P I7 I 'Q L, Q1 sc giess. ' cctic ' the 13 , lf ebc. 5 :...tcy ' ,y 'yS1- cie i Q' :H 4. . .. C' cj. 7 7- . - 1 ' -,. A , , . 4. . ff f il ' Cf fi' ,d -in 1 C: '1 QA heh settle den-Jn :ni k, Licmcgrxm 4, H1-Y 3, -1: Tryk I: Quxll :rm Sarcll 4: Student CQ' rl . Z: F3253 1.1 1, 2, Q, 47 Ir1'r'zrt1urf:1 2, 4- E'1sfcfA'2i'z.1 1. F':'.'Cr1'e fl :'.'2fS, jseigi-3rtt1'r1', I,',.l 1'-f, :rid Lrg :IQTL 5. .fjniir 131 2, E, '- H1-1' 3. 4- E ,.I'?C'Cl'Jf'1q1- 1, 2 4' Egskzew x.. Q 4- fr :rn Z E, -1- Inf IIYQQT 1. E. . Eliriixf-, 1 TREGH. 32.1 rt. ng 'JLG lfzi r. 'H-fo es? IOAN ROTHERMEL Beware dont tease l'1er Lause 1 1 s her 5 et ,a eve Debate 3 Trans S H S 2 BILL ROSS Future success r of Gen xrupg uh 2 3 Sldefll Emd l 4 che-strc 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 Lunl 1 Stuff Lam p 1er Llqht 4 Foo ball l lr rk l 4 Bwseull 4 Intrumurall 2 'Q EILEEN ROSS Up and c mmq ycun, 11 LS Debat 4 Drc1mc1t1cl S ,1lG'1'1lC:OJl'l or G1r1s Crum 1l L11r1H1St f F3 r rm A A Cl '1es1m 2 3 4 LORRAINE SAMMONS lun ,nr l ' all BERNICE SAMMONDS L m,1rr mg s ln For ,f DON SAMS lle's qoinq 'Q play 111s l.11ss 111 1 11111 f,,I'11f'SI some day, li 1:1 il 4g Orf'l1estrc1 4, Tr'1r1s. Feitsl1 111s. HELEN SCHNEIDER One of l.CIllf'xl1lCTvS luturw webs. G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Quill '111'l Sfmll. WOODROW SHADID He drf111111sofr1S'.1g l11svl111ll 1 11' !t1inl:s 'xl s ll 11163 l'l6E'JSIiC1p91'S. selfxll 3, 4: 'l'r11r15. .111fgf1el.1 l:111:1. ANNA SHIMKUS Anvtl11r1q s111ts l1er llf 1sew1te A A 1 ll 1 IO ll LUCILLE SHINNICK GY sm1l happy 1 rsor11 15 1 U1 ls K vate 7 G A A T11 Jrsulme 2 MAUDE SHOCKEY Her greatest 1111 1t1o11 1s 1 S A ' . ' , frm llkllllllfi sec' ,tu y to ' .11 , ' . G, . . ly l.1l1r1ry -l: Sr, U1 .s' IQrpun 14. Aq 111' 1l'1 fqmz 1-lly, Del .7 . . . l, 2, l.1l1r13ry 73 Cjllfllf 2, 35 I . f ,. 1: 'T' , f,:1f1l111p11y, Dv! Ilfx 2, 3, 47 vl'I'1Il.'l T fi, lf. fi. fl. ' . lllffy ie 'ee 1. FN . C e f ' '. Mt ,,4,Pre' 7: ,2,3,.,Or- ls1', ' 7 f g '1' ,7 ,elf 3, g . . , , U, 4. 0 W ' t' 1. 1, eg 'ffl' 1Q7 . ,- F17 - ' Cf. MARGE ROURKE Sh- xtes tops in :lx ' ei :ni lacks. G. . .25 Bur1'l,2,3,4, Grd, ' ,,.. 'Ale 2f'c1i Meir cf her gfie ':.'1lQ E.: 21-exil 'il-EflfiC1'1 cf 3 large hzsprzl. Lgrribclz S123 ..3 Kappa: 4- Sr, A Qs 2:11211 4. v1A1v31'1fS tc lack I1ke Hezicjv 2 ' Ein' we ii' ' hes 2' life lil' gf ill rig.: the 1-:xy she is. ED SMITH HIST-NYS'l1Z1IIL 1.x ,. . ...L ..,, 1 -21' 1:11 GEORGE SNECKUS He lives 'Q 'nik : zz: 111: 11:5 Q 1:11.- :11.i IS 3:1213 'f is 1:11 2121111 Cfsizesirg 1, Q, E, 4. AILEEN SPARKS Youve probably 1'11rQ.1dy 'Q'.1Lf5S'T 1 1? 11 1011 1191. VICTORIA STANKAVITCH S H OCD KENNETH STICKNEY If Q11 uked mus1 C11 Gnph1er w1th 111s mu1 nd I Or Qs If MARIORIE STONE Asmrcs to fm 1111111111 Moth 4 Chou .5 13,1111 1 Dub 111 1 Hzqh School I CHQ uf BOB STOPPLEWORTH I-Ins C1 yen 'or czrrhue tuml 1k Iut wxll be well SGIISIIGKI 111 an ofhce Ecmd12 3 4 Trcms S H S EDGI-U' STOVER H I s'ufiy ummm u 1 L 9 Q IYIIIGIIIUYCI HELEN STRUKEL IS SPITI , 111s1.1 POLLY STYLES fs b 1111 1 5 A io 11 Coun I' 1 Club Z1 A 7 D1 mor C1 Ss o ELLEN SUNMAN If 11u1 fr11,r IFF A A DORIS TAYLOR 1,1 A-I Hn II sim QC fffllrxg :IIUPVS Going 'O 119 1 :11 Ll. 5 ' kv G. A. A. 1, 2, L11ir..11'j.' l,1',.:,L1. N' ' 7 'C ', who N111 11111: 1..11fp1 ff: 15:31 Qld I. ' ' ' 515111 :Z11.1'y. Bc ,2, 3, 45 CII 1 ,1 1,2, 3,11 H1-Y 3,11 ' . , 1 ' rs ft U, mi I. Law111f1 'I'I1r'. 5 ' ' '7 ' f Q?,AIgTL111L3. ' 'l LI' . 1 ' C F we E ' 9'l . , ' CIQ'1j1 .gud 1131123 to Ile fi fame :. in 111411 fold sguzfr ci xy. Fcoi.u.'1-,ng . 12, 3, 4. S112 ' 1: J n for ,11:Q.s1f1z11 1 p. .11f-1111:4 ' ' ' ctcr. A12-. :j ublif' Q LTCI '.'.'1'I1 11'.I'jIlAf3f 6111i GHTEIJSIZSTH. Ci. A. 1'. I, .7 'IITl'l'1 I, 5, f': T C K - Q11 3, 4, Se ' PI,:y: -r:11113t'c ' PI yy TI'1I'IS.S.I'I.F.Z. SEI? RQCQS 'C 1iQf1t 1'1f P51111 '1'1,:1 1:11 Im f1n A thier :SGH SZ- ff 13vI 1. G. A. , 1' I.1I'flI'1J F, 3: Sr.G.1.5' .111 '117 Pay, Sfgu VI 3 3: Trims. S. S, 'Hier-Q 12551 g'.Q',gi.f- 1 1 : f.'11'1r1fs, SLG S Qzzzig 'C 1 .- 111 f-xgf-Z' Z '1'.1YI'1I'1f. 1, C. F.. .3-.. I, 2, 2, 4- 31.3115 Tiurixlz N':'1',111Q , f -- N -N . ,.m...,, f I ::r1:r :3.'1e'Q. rrizt. ,.r ...., . ff.. av .Sf f -A' W IUNE THORPE 'Wants a rldinq strrble fxnrl twelve horses for her dream come true, IACK TROUT One ol our handsome lootbfrll heroes, Monogram 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Ouill and Scroll 4, Intramural 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- lmll lf Baseball 2, 3, 4. VELMA VEILE A Challenge to Eleanor Powell. Fr. Girls' Councrl 4. IOYCE VOGT Sl1e's qoinq to use her skill al typing and horthand as or secretary Prom Commrttee Qu1ll and Scroll 4 Pep Sauael 2 3 Sr Grrls Councrl Lan H1 Staff Trans Havana Communrty Hlqh IIM WALL As qulet as hrs pal lerome but st1ll waters run deep and besldes llm IS busy wlth hrs math Lambda Sxqma Kappa Lan H1 Staff Natlonal Honor QOCICIY BOB WERNER He s qomq to do a personahzed style of dec oratmg Basketball 3 Track 2 3 Baseball 4 Fortf two EVELYN WILLIAMS That certf 1n one she dreams of would hke to l-now her ambrtlon 1S to be a IIOUSEXVIIE amatlcl Latu Club 3 4 Trans rertslrans Hugh LELA WILLIAMS No swrnq for ner she stlll loves the waltz KENNETH WHITMORE o cz prmter the prmtor Tr.ms H MIRIAM ZAMBRAKOS Dramatrc alzllrty plus P us a swell norson alrty amrrc' 2 3 4 Ba Orflm strr 2 Q uflent Csoun rl 3 4 lunr r Prom vmmrtte L nH1St1ff Q nr Cla s P If Gus Counul 4 LOUIS ZANARDI Restauran m n deluxe O bal l 2 3 ask sa l rono,rarn 2 3 4 mur roll 4 DI ' : , 7 ,-' ' ' . N t ' ' ' ., f . S. . S. I 4 - - A Dr. ftf , , 5 G, A. A. 2, 37 ,nd 3, 47 C- J'A,e:'a,-I Ar ,Te rs i ySr. T' l ' . f G . Fo? l , , ,4y B et' Q l, 2, 3, 47 Track l, 2, 3, 4, lf f' .. , , 7 lntra al Z, 3, 43 Qurll and QV if lx Mo nik Coy Irwin JANUARY 1941 GRADUATES The senior closs of l94l wgs the irs lreshmon closs to enter the newly built dn- phier High School. As freshmen We entered the lorge, spo- cious, inodern building which will forever remoin deep in our heorts os o wonderful rneniory oi the hoppy doys we spent there. Todgy os seniors with groduotion not too for in the future, we hope we hove con- tributed something of volue thot incoming cldsses will benefit frorn. As We go out into life we will strive to uphold the high stdndords of living thot our deor Almo Mater hos taught us. OFFICERS HARRY MOCNIK .................................................................. President NEWTGN COY .............................................................. 'Jice President HARRY WHEELER .............................................................. Secretary OTIS IRWIN .......................................................................... Treasurer Forty-three YM! GENE DALE As a sales marlaqer he ll really flll the blll FLORA D1ROCCO Her he-rolne IS ludy Garland but ve llk ller as she 1S necon l 2 HARVEY DUN HAM Keep your eye on lrllm lle ll be ln the blg le gue nd l 2 IANE EADE 'E ou ima ll r dreamlly ITIUSIHQ ov r h r II' inf pleasant events BOB EPRIGHT A u HEY 1 aker Bc IS so Pm, r re Trans FGISUGHS Hlqll IOHN FARNEY FIS lGI1'C frlenas re Hll Blll and E Forty four GEORGE BENEDICT GOQSY1 llwve 0 fllfl lle lS S ANNA MARY BERADO Proof llfll arllsls m ly a TIVG C,olslmerLlall 2 3 FRANK CAMPO A lam If VIll1l91C flqure J IH lor boxlna will mll 1 Q1 ll all IAMES CASPER Fu ure lvlq bu mess rl l Malll 2 SCIQHC Clulv 2 NORVELL CLARK Ile tlrllcers wltll maclflmcry 11 pro, CI llO l or r l qcllnq places later on 'llans sl NEWTON COY Il all round SflOllH'1I l mclulqes 1 la kotlvall foolblll and ba cball Monoq am Foo ball 4 Ea kolball 4 Traek 3 Baseball 2 HQ ' 'l l l Slly 1' flllllfji we lllce llllll :ls Tfflll . S. l'l, S. 1 f Ie aitr lr also. ' 5 lf f ,. He VIVGSV ' 4 laol' . f, V 1 Sk ball. Foo 1 l. 1 ' s' , ual. V 7 ' 9 , 73. , ' , ' 'l 'l 'E nl . f Cflly ' .S. l ,S. , fl 1 A ' rs lj la ' , 'Il . y f X 32 , ' 7 3 . T 4.7 Z 7 3 7 ' 7 ' ' m ' e La , 73,47 G.A,A. l. I l lf dflf 44 Ea 7 7 3, 4. ' ' ' e ' ' f e Q r ' btC','b b fg:,f'Y'le. ROSEMARY GIETL She learns tc te:?21 Trier. T' e 1 2- Dramati: 4. DOROTHY GRAY She fairly edts ug? '.-:ark .znrl still n1'rn :Jes is lock beautiful. Lin-Hi Assistant Club Eiitfrg 'f?1eerle.:.ier I, 'g Trxns. l-'eitsii :rs VYETTA HAND Divides her few spzre moments befweeri darting :nd basketball. Lanecon ly G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Tumbling l, 2, 3, 4. ELNA HANDLEY She'd rather ride a bicycle than be the belle of the ball. G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 47 Tumbling. IACK HARRIS A big leaguer wno pr 1 es at every cpportum y Choir 3 4 Tumbling '7 3 Baseballl 2 3 Basket b 2 3 VIRGINIA HARVILI. Always a ready sweet smile G A A 2 L1brary3 4 Forty five L. HARRY F REARK The keen mind of a draftsman and physique oi a farmer keeps 'urn undecided HtY 4 Basketball 1 Golf l 2 VIRGINIA FULLER Shes a vays busy at dancing reading baseb ll O e ll agree shes an all around gir I OSEPHINE GANCI The LUSIHGS nt fin pe pie b ut ul appeals 0 her Lani:-con l LUCI LE GENTILE e lcles 0 D rn Dream ne nl HELEN GENTRY ia r 1 tn r pm a r inin imns S H S IEROME GIETL S ,I Els i-4 ' ' aci'c 't . A ' , : ' -J, : , , : - Q all , . . . . 7 ' , . It ' - 7 7 , . ' lk A , ' , or a s w' . ' ' i- ' l. ' ' s sf g c ' ea if t . ,- ..- Sh ' t warble a That La co : Chcir l, 2, 4. 'Ie uirversity '.-:ill be Si. lc?.n's 'lsspital fc , ':- tial ta' ' g. T . . . nf. A alesman '.-:tilt 1 -ales :jc thattl yc' dsx-Jn. ' ellal' . TOM HAYES He qoes for f11'1y111i11q from fried c'h1::1ce11 fo 1'DGS91J'111, F1'1C11i11112g Bund 1, 2, 3, EILEEN HENDERSON Shri knows 1111 ubcu1 h11ir stylmfg. G. A. A. 27 Li1,1.11y 3, 4, '1111ns, Wi111.i1msv111e High. BILL HENRICHS A chem11f11 enqmeer of note W11 n he 1111405 1111 ou1 from 1J1ske1bu11 1 11o1g1',1111 oc 0 Q1 ALFRED HOLLINSHEAD He dreams of 1e111q 1 111521 111 19 o HELEN HOPSON Her ob ect IS success 1I'1 'xV'11'FV:'I she o11emp1s to wfcomphsh XIIOCOH 1 Drf:1mc111c 4 BILL HUNPHREY He s Us generous us Sfmtc u11us abou 11V mcg you Cl 1111 or helpmq you out X FC1 Y sxx ,pm- IEAN IRWIN Beauty operutor 10 S 1e1w1 d I1 1615 H :1 OTTIS IRWIN He suys Don ' do 11x 111g you 111 1y 1ec1c1 un us 1,11 us we KF e 111511 rQ11es1r1 1 S udeht C 1 I3 IACK IANES en es T101 me 11111 1 s 11 I1 11 111 keys und w11u1s more hc 111ces T K 7 '1u1111111r13 2 5. Bumu BETTY GENE KNAUS She S reudy 10 drfcru y 111 11 BERNICE KUNZ MARGARET LENOX JFS Je 1. 111 ' 'i. ' ,. , e , ' . '10 453 1, . f 3, 4, F 151111 3, 41 BQS1qQ11,111 1, Ep ' T1.11'1c 3, 4g 1r111c1111ur'1 1, 2, 3, 4. . ..J,l'17,1L1I'. ' 1 ' ' 11 1. ' , . V 1 , . 1.4 , 7 ' , , A, ' . , . 1 . - . W1 11111: 11. ', Q :H 51 101 1:11 J .4 e11. . G. AZ, 3g Cum 3, 47 111111 S. 11. 3. I1 J Xxx' J . nil 'V I 1 1. X 'J ' d . ,QW 11, 1' 1 yet. C 5 O ' Q 7 1 - 111111111 27 Swimv C1111 15,45 1..111'1'I11S1fl1I3, 4. vfvvh.. h ' ' ui' 11? ,Qu 11' 1-11 '11f- 'ypew 'I ' 1 1 .. 11. 1ug' 'i f '1, 2 3. ' ' 1: 0 f11111f- 11f111.f- 11 i1 1,111 wly. CEL' 21 Qu1.l:111c1 321211 1. Cutaiccfs 'f'lCYT.l1'i. f- - , Q 1 'J I1 .T Z: y:'fQ S'.'.'1fij :ut 15 711112 t: iii' CIC','.'1'1 fl xurs11.'5. 'zneco '. 74077 MACK MUIR l-le believes in getting things done, including school work. HELEN MUZZARELLI Her greatest ambition is to have a goorl time and be happy. JACK MYERS l-le knows a good listener is as important as a good speaker. Monogram 2, 3, 47 Basketball lg Track l, 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural l, 2. GENE NATION lf you think l'ze's na fun youd he surprised. CHARLES PALMER An electrical engineer. Tomorrow? IOHN PEACHER lie specializes in e.e:'trz:tty ixnol pork chops. ' Q rwfi, Q 2 4. PL-gQIp.1Lr 1 4. p-,.vf.,1 1. one , Q, -1, ,Nc Mau, -, , oC..,.A , Track 1. arty-seven IEANETTE LOGUE Another cf our future great artists. PETE MAGGIO Quiet .zna untzssuniing with hopes 1 inig rr printer in liter lite, NEIL MCBRIDE His merry Oldsmobile turned out to be an air plane. EILEEN MCCLANAHAN Demure and shy young rniss whose sixynf-ss gives her a host oi friends. Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra lg Art Club 44 G. A. A 2, 3. ROSE MIDIRI Another swing fan that still cares for things sucl as sewing and singing. HARRY MOCNIK Proof that still waters run deep. Hi-Y 2: Student Council l, 27 Football l, 2 Basketball l, 2, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. M Jos SALADINO yy ,Ja A regular fellow who makes his o n good times. Monogram 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Baseball 47 Intramural l. IESS SCHWARBERG An all-around star who excels in football, baseball, and cornet playing, Monogram 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3: Football l, 2, 3, 47 Track l, 2, 37 Baseball l, 2, 4, lntramural l, 2. TOM SKINNER He claims he has no ambition lui we know better for he helped to make this book a success. DOROTHY SOLOMON She prefers the company of Vy Hand and we don't blame her. Lanecon ly G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4. IACK STIEGER Hes an adventurous soul with a yen for swimming. BETTY LOU SULLIVAN Her official sona is going Z: he he Typist s Lament. Lanecon l, 2: G. A. A, l, 2, 4, O, Forty-eight STELLA PRIOLA A future prima donna of the New York staqe or maybe a dancer. Ltrnecon lg Student Council 2, 3. STEVE PRIOLA lf'.'f-ryl,-1dy's 13 rl. FRANK RATHCAMP livin' drummer nun. Band l, 2, 3, 4. EDITH REICH This very ambitious person fairly eats up work and relishes it. VIRGINIA RILEY Future vocation housewife fshe hopesl. Choir 4. BETTY ROGERS Her personal motto happens to be always on time and she'll always be there right on the clot Lane-con l, 2, 3, 4. BOB TERRY He'll skim thru the Clouds and look down on us. MARGARET VOYZEY Quiet, capable and a Cheerful qrin for everyl one' -a perfect nurse. HARRY WHEELER Spencls his time just restin'. BOB YOUNG He eats sleeps and drinks baseball. TONY YUSKAVITCH He knows his baseball from the sidelines. irack l. ELZA ROSE ZINTEK Always qay and happy even when things go wrong. G. A. A. 2- Commercial 3. 'S Forty nine N N 5 X Hi-Y 3, 4, Football l, 3, 47 Baseball 2, 3, 4. 1 THE TROPHIES lust a bit ot evidence of the honors be basketball qroups have proved their ability only has Lanphier Worr high accredited rat can well b proud of the tact that we stand ings in education but our barid football arid fairly hiah iii both sports and education Fity stowed on our music and athletic qroups. Not iri their respective fields. We at Lanphier JANUARY 1940 GRADUATES TOP ROW R VanHook R Thornburg I Chestney V D1GoV1ana D Kenney R Leland W Srnlth W Srnrth J Innocenu G Hurst L Balsley A McGlenno1 SECOND ROW I Faracr L Grbbs B Gates A Martrn E Hopson T Barley T Morrel R Summers W Farrana H lwass B Blasek THIRD ROW Prm G E Strckney K Hand K Drone R Ayers R Sager M Zf1ll1C S Klxckna I Lrnqe R Ramsey F Snerwood G Gentry FOURTH ROW Mrss Plam H Iohnson L McDougall H Kaczrnslcr S Hesse A Endrcot L Clark V Colv1n A Colan uno M R1cnards W Waters E Wrtney Mr Sorrells FIFTH ROW B Dorr M Aylor L Kavrrt C Srnrtn I Golab B Seward M Benn tt P Snutlr M Enlow D WIGTIGS B Garnson M Naylor S Swerplus F n . , . A , . I ,T .A I, . , . , , 1 . , N ' I - 1 - I If - I ' V 1 - 1 - W 1 - . I 4 , . W , v. , . . rfty-: , 6th CLASS RECOGNITION ASSEMBLY as Marr 1 Pompf IIC! r Flew Sal lte A111 I1QLIllxNO tctnzasl nrnran Mr Fowler SCIQUCG Soc1al Sc1ence Matl1en1at1cs lnclustr1al Arts l at1n Horne Econorrncs EIlQl1SlT COII1lIl9IC1Gl Band Chou r ACl1V1l16S Sclrolarsnrp Qtnll 6 Scroll Class Olhcers Val lnnocentr Pre Mary B nnett V Pres Class Mes oge Ballet MUSIC Qrclrestra Conducted by Mr Sa Na lOIlUl Honor Bo 1ety Mr l.lIldCIU1Sl M155 Albrecht DXISS Barnan Mr S1etter'nan M155 Furl1ch M155 Kellar Mr Fowler Mr Cam Mr Saclm M155 Duncan M155 K1tcl1 Mr Coby Mr Sl1ClCI'l y M155 Bell F Vfanda Wat rs Slnrley Hesse B1ll Blaselc Vlary Naylor LOUIS C 1bb Bobert Thornburqh Mary Bennett Herm1ne Kacz1nsk1 Wanda Waters Slnrl y Hesse Herrrnne Kacz1n5k1 Krnqsley Drone Dale Kenney loe Farac1 Lows GllDDS Slnrl y Hesse l l Semors Mr Sorrrt St lla Swerrlts Sec Bobert Tt1or11la11rgl1 Trea V xl l11nocent1 By Gluck l. Clns pl Fmt' l y , t P l ' S , ll. Clrc' . , Deyizxrrfrtierr l11sfrt1 :,r Sfudwnf . U , A , X Q l 1 11 A: 1 , S . ' , , A ' e A t ' t ' ' Q V . A ' G l 9 .. III. : ' p 1 51311 5. 'e '11, ,. , 9 , . B . 1 ' ' , , 5, IV. , 5 fc 1 , t V. ' Q 5 '1 . ch Vl. t' ' c' iftyfv.-fp --nd Fulton Vaunone mith Sp nt CLASS O September ll With our task half com pleted We are still forging ahead with a seem ingly endless store of energy We still have two years in which to prove our worthiness and have our share of fun too. Let's see, There's lots of activities for us yet to have a good time in. Ianuary 24Well, so iar so goodAwe've had a matinee dance and have charge of selling candy at basketball and football games to make money for the prom. That F 194142 prom s going to be our big obiect from now until the end of the year We hope to make it a success for the seniors as its about the last we ll see of them Well We hope they like it. May 28eAt last! Almost dignified seniors. Qur prom turned out better than we expected. We received a thanks from the Senior class today which more than made up for the Work we put into it!!!!! And now we are embark- ing upon our careers as seniors. OFFICERS FRED YANNONE ................................ .....................,. ..,...... P r esident IRENE FULTON .......................... ..... ....................................Secretary ' President MAXINE SMITH ............,............................................. Vice EMABELL SPENT ......................,..... ......................................Treasurer Fifty-three R Abbott E Auqustme G Alhson L Antonac 1 M E Apblett B Albm E Albert D Butzman D Brownless N Brown R Brooks I Brockle R Bambrolrqh W Barre R Barqer L Beard I eclc W Beeb V Baveresco C Bart D Berltlev CLASS OF 1941 42 B Cam M Cal :hm T Cullen C Crowd T Crrfrs A CfllUS1 I Crevlstort L Crammond H Cox VV Cowden R Corso M Coons V Capran ca 'vt Cardom L Cartwrtqht C Cary D Cary P E Casun L Castor A Clark rl Clem Flfty four -iz ' -A f ' . 1 B f 9 f ' ,. . ' 4 F Besqowsek R. Black YJ. Bollinger L Bond G. Bradley R. Brlclcler W. Brewis . X ,... i ,l . ' M L Gor on H G1Iso'1 I Gllson B Gomoro R Gom C Gomes I Green E Greewwood G 1d Q Hmmm B Home t I Horollo G Haynes C Hememgrm M Hemen A H1I M Hmes C Hollrdry B Howard E Howard M Howard R Huffm n M Hughes M I Howard D Hueti B Hurt C, Iones I Iowa CLASS OF 194142 If A Iornsc n M Kruett C YOCI m :rx M Kodrmh H Kopot H Kopcrlz H Kruqor M Kunz M Lump D Lime H Lenhom Leota A Lovell A M zdomoi A Mcxdomx A Murmmq S M:1rm1r'o Marlon H Mcrrzmzrk I McCloskey r1f y sxx . , . C. r' er C. . . I , . , . - . ' - f . ' R. . Q .. ' . ' 5 . . . . . fx . I . . . . I . N. . P. Jcciu . Iv . . X A 1 . . 2 . . , , . . I . - . B, . V-I , . L . E D MCDGWIG V Mcfmms F Men be te L lfnllburn B 111 ler B Meats I Montqomery D Moore H Moor lvos If Mosus N Mott Q Ne1l M Nooncn T Noll Netzmlc B Nelson D Nelso N Oenmve B One VI Otker I Owen R P e G Parr-'1r1s I Pe ers N Peterson R Petrokcrs M Peru' CLASS OF 1941 42 E Ph1lc1b111 1 Fox B Pr'n 1 F Purn 1 .Ju1,l y 1 C Ro ph A Romey R Romsev B Rcmdixll I Rfmdo o IN RQGQGW W Reddmq N Reeves R Req1sler 1 I R11 q R ber I Roberts G Rockford M Rose 1 sefen A . 1 . . A. I - ,,. , . . l 1 . I 'V 1 k,.A . ' A . 1' 1 , . 1 . . Q B. l card-slli ,.. . 1. ... ' . . R. ' . ' 1 . n ' .. ' 1. . ' . . 1 ... s . cfm r , lj . . 1 . , o , . , I . ' 1 n I. vell . 1. YZ H. ell M. 'e B. Ra iscl1 . l . . . V . . . 221 'l. . . ' . , . ' I. Riel ter . sn ' E. o' ts ' . . ' . 1. C Rose C Robely C Rudm I RUSIIYHQQGI V Scrdor B Sczllclde T S p A Schleyhcn L SchrolI G Schuerrvan C Seqreto Selv g V S och If She-volf s W SDOSFI B Slirczqc I Se-veomI C Smltl' M Sml M Sfmth V Smth M Sokohs A So ak D Sp an E Spenf C Sprmq r U Sprmq r S 7 CLASS OF 194142 ,, M E Sienqle D St V nson C Svokus If Stone Tw C .Jtremstcrfor rm F Strukel D Sturm E Stulfvs NJ Sulhvum Cw Summers V Swcmnc A SNVCITYHCTH 'Vuxhorn T Tumbdl I Tore! O I Tro'ier B Tc er D T11'mnm M TDOVWFSOH V111 . . . ' . ' . CT . . an . ..... 1 I, TZ Q1C . h S '. .rg . ,G . 1 4+ . V . . ' . t . fs 'Q . , . '. e ' Q R, fcxley 1 . A ,. I f -Arfwff H rf 4 I C . ,. fs-9 . . . E.S'f'on ,S - RSMVIO A - F J.. A:-,ZLL QW M Thomp on D Thompson I Lelfoxs B Lecxtus L Unsbee M Vose I Volenn I7 Vogue G Vogt F V1dor O Vaughn E Vaughn T Vost C Wocmer L Wo'ker L Wcrtklns R Wobb I Weidman Wclner I Vxferlz I VVQSIGTII ld L Wemes B Whne F W1et1es I WIISOH Vvxn h D Woods R Woodward CLASS OF 194142 6 Yo es H Yonk F Yornone L Yomq L Zcxrd rs A Zm ehf. D Shadow R Fave-ro B Benson V BGYl'1O'OS R Eczrtoloz 1 G Vene-r1 F1 ,fmre id WQV ' 'www THE MARCHING BAND see KL 1 Lcmd lfl c1Ct10r1 Us y011do P1011 They Qooperwe wk Qle I1 flrtedly V11 1 CI I1 IS Ifhflll you ,1st c1dr111t ibey 1Q1ke cr bm e11 cmd socwl f1,11c11cr1s to add zest cmd hum DICTUTD steepmq h1qh cmd pluymq ear C101 to TTIQIIY T e bcmd truly deserves OH V1 s11y ima V1 1 SN 11 s,1m, TI we 1 1 11 cr 1 FCI e efefy LU DV' Foil, e-Pt yea' 'ee s O s I I . . 4 O 5 , D i 4' 4 1 1 Q' 'Cf 1. I 'av . - sf if W uf ' ' 5,0 f - m.,?41M Mfr -f 1452 , Y es- ' 4 , M I AA., ,, .,... -A -1. 1 N .g fy - ...fr -- ,. 2 'Q IL' To ,Qi ' . 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'gp zz Z- 1 part of L., Ch ol pirit. som r uaw s v ! fi 'I s 111 11 CLASS OF 1942 43 OFFICERS BHVLIE HUGHES HERMAN HATTENHAUSE MARY MADONIA Septe-'rber 10 Now that our qreermess 11a1 be-atm to fade and our COI'+1d9 1C9 Vrrw we leak back on two Hapny y ars a L 19111 r As fT9SI'1'YG1'1 we were nervcus 3 f1 unsure at Ourselves as sophomores we b qar1 to otar1 our future w1t1'1 carmder he rl 3 V1r scrtotastr art a ' ards '1a Je e re eated t 1s year awe eewe 'war C 1ve1'1fr a f a aat1 1 We feel that we are aa 1 C 1 J 1V1s PIGS1d9I'1t V1 e Presrlen secretary TreasV1rer Vtfe aave prcx en Ourselves to be Pot ortlx 111'11qV1e but als art OY1Jl 1Ctl flass by sta 3111 12 resa 1 a1 s rVre Drs 11 th1s year 1 1rs a 'ts 1 ana wa1C'1 was Wectalrrted by Q to b 1 13 Ctaau ar success T re 1f'1S1O a eat 1r1' IG ll '1 ta t 1 'lla V1r1f' ao tervvara r and se1'11or years JV'1Q'W We 'A Ce ' Vme anptuer H1qt1 et en N19 Ma' 'E al e :t'e'tP1 :use . ,P . A ..4 .-.1.-....-. ..-.-.... . .......... .... ri A ' 4 7, W V 7 V1 1 . V 1 V 1 V V, 1 1 4 F V, V 11! V1 NV, , Q 1 Q e V :tg 'V V1 '. 1 b e1 t an t1Vf 11ri:-epEge:.'1VA tri ' ,tte 11 'e. 1. V V 111' t' Vt tl kid, 1. ' Q 'f 1V '11V ' V V V , 'V 1 H e- 111 ecsbe V11 '. yvfay 23 Ever theuqh our ttrst two years A1131 1' C' '1 V A 'V V11 d t111et:C rea- we V Cd ' 'ered gced we d 11 11e1 ' 12 A Q 1 V bVe2 Vp V 11' :ma rest cn Q r laurels bat C1111 idk 1 'ah V1 5 ' 1 LCVV1 Vver1 11 e 1:t '1 V a r.1zV:t1:ns 1 k V ' K ta Car 53111: V ' md V 1'. t1es. V 1V 1. 14 Und ' t'V.1 V QCA V 10 rt'f'1V Q 11 ' ' 1 .'V1. Cerina c s. :gere :read et Qs. 3--14,-f 1 1 ,J ?1 1 9131? :- Connelly Connelly Cormeny Coons Deluny D1G1fGlOmO Dlspxsqucxle Dobson Drc ne Dunham Dunham Dunlflrk Huddelson Ho ,xrd r zen r li-ok r nemo rensen Hensen A 'Me AG. Corrcx Crosby Darley DeFrotes Don hue Dorr Drendwnz Drule Dur Durham Ensenlfoff Hu , les hood I1 lmgshexd Ho .1n,s.e1J lu hcl' lf ln n .rs B rr 'VI l l Horrlqhs Hendrl kson I lnorrxons QI 41. Q,-M H CLASS OF 1942 43 'O l A ner Abner Adams Al welt Azhar Bnle-y Bfnley Brxrrm 4 rn B Ck Be-nonh Blce Blerx num Bookwolter Boone l Bordlqcm W Bordon Brooch Brown Brown Brown Cantrell Cupromro Carter Courlwnqht Clay Cleeion Clemen Colller Allxson Alhson Amerson Anqelr Burtolozm 'or amy Bm lc B clf Boehner Bohonnon Bounqer B Bohvxu Bourqoss Boyce Brmqle onnqmrxn B Seward J Bury Bums D Compo Carver I C leetnut A Crcuorelh l xy on Colher Colvm Conovoy Conqer Y Slxty two 44? t, 'j - '. ' 11. b A. ' ,nv .- V H. H. ' 1 r, L. x M V? J 0 .. .A in V A .. v-'., .. -A 25: 4 K ., M.. D' - V A' f ' 5' Q w if Q ' A Ziff? Pk C. I' B. W ' ,. Q S Aj, 5 C. H. X Y A A ' Q f X 'jim R. f l. S1 . x ,-,,- 3 F I Al . I S- G M' Q , f-.. ' , ,V ,- V? , .. -.,- . A, ' ffl 'T' A ,9 in B T5 ' ' r:-'lA ' H. ' BT J' ' ', .71 za + mg.. R. Y '3. . v 4 ' - - . . L A . l I 6 i n . q G. f. 4 N '-:' L., f 7- D' . ' . I if '- ' 1 ' A4 . - .. .. 1 f ' .... Q '... ' DA Do I f V ...'-'l l l gn 1 ,A .v,-.. , V RA I V - -5- A . A A' ' ' - T B. B. ' Y 'M . 4 . A . ' . . ' - l ' .. A ...., . .. ' mfg '. I ' ' 'A 2 3 S ' 1 ' - - L. A. Y . .gqafx n V ' ., blll Q . 2. ,Q , Qu 'Q E. ' B. Cc I A' ' 1 -xx A 'Y-W ' rw A bl., .......... x 1 Vlqq d h :TI iv .1 .'........ .. Q IA C. . . . sf vs f- KA B 4 ii' W S. S E. ' I ' x Q ' ' V f M. B. N G. B. E. G ' ' B. . . B' . ' A. J M. 'xl-co B. . B. ' , .' lf. ' D. ' . . Vf. 'ol ' f r nf Q B. Er if N I' n ITIFII KJ C1I:or1 C 1 1 1 11, SK1 Groes F11d1n1 If Hmdly IINVITI JVV In Icson ms Ixq1I ku IPS KeoqIe Xl Kennely rsek C Gre n H11LerIe Impls 113 Iasmm Iohnson ICUHSOH Jus ILIQ 1n 'C u rcr 111 CLASS OF m4f .,I1-L7 Free Knox Kccbmun Koulrus Kcnlrus LGROCCG LeMc1sters Lenox Sexton I..1.1F1CL' 1.vn I1 I JJ nm II .1 er Jnn . Llesky Iv' Co J He 7 In no I 'nb I rr f- 1 J v Kornuck Kulek Kunkle Lc1Fc1uce Levy Llootto I.1HdS4JY Loren! Mcxybury 1 Iorbold M1.1r'1r1 GY JI Menclennull M11Ion M1115 Ifmnu I o re 'uno' Y I yers IN D 1I'1SK1 . er .xnles E. I:.If.'ZT1 I IJ. '. .-2. Fgfit IS II. I'1r1e:i1 in Fix If 1:1 ZITI' :f.?f1.'IQ,,fI ff rLl:1f'I.I'1 f.f. G iffffjx Z1 Q. Flin -Y Fi. 13.155 1I.1 Il. G,1IQ.::E.er 5. Q5en'rQ: Q S :QQ 1 1:1521 Ge .r :H A.Gi,::'on:1 I. C-:ily I.I. dI,1.'C,l'I1I E. G3 I. 1.'f N. Grow' -IIO B. -r'ff'tI1 E,I'I,11fII'?S I. 'E 1 P, Hgyes I. 521 If. Hgys B, Gueyett E. Hughes I. Horreiqh ff. IISJII I, 1. 4 E. H 11I I Ii. Suu! M. ' I, y P. TC L C. V. ' B. Iac ay R. E. C' I 3. Io? on T. I C' . R. ' '. I5.K1l3en E. I' E, K' aj G. ' E. I I CI mln '. ' ' R. K ett E. H. I-I, . C. I. ' G. T, I W. C. I-I. K. ' F. ' E. H. ' A. I. ' B. ' . .. H. A. 'A C H, Iv IJ. .ine H. ' .' '. .. 3' II, If KLFZ4 ?.4- , I Q, . F. MCC' R. ' F.I1g N N. Neil Novick Nudo Olive Briseks Pe ihfncm Petrille . Phoenix Rackey nomey Rczndoz Rene-eco Ru hurds Rmhcrrdson RICIICII' 'son Roper riuthrzzu i bczmm Suputo Sflputo Schwczrb rg SGHHYHQS chi V1 Qheun Semmo Sxmms Shorneny bhu k R. Olsen F. O'Rourko I. O'Shef1 I. Owens E. Philbuurn YN. Pcwers M. Priolo P, Purqutorio eeves Re d Reltzke Rmhurds Rose Rose Rushmeyer I Sommonds E S hmm R Qrnmltt I Shocke Y B Schroli Snllly Qh pher o Qkenher Sh1I'1I'11Ck 0 nnkcxs Srmth Smnck QOIOIHCIN o omcm Spons er Stuber Swley .uulhvan Qumrrcrs Tmhn T 1omc1s 1' L: JS FIVITCII B Xewtun ters eover W ldman 1e'1es fo Q rst A.-vvulu Stork .ntockdole Strukel Siurn Thompson Thomoson Thorp TOIQO VV Gd Vklcxqv Wollner J assell V195 VV1111 m vvmck' Vvmn ILT., fo , N 'n Q we W . ' A R M Y V F YAlfVfVa 1 S na ur 'X rrnone CLASS OF 1943 44 Or FILERS BETTY ANN SANDBURLJ LOUIS WATERS ARMANDO YANNONE ROBERT MCCOY WANDA MILLS 'told of a new lrte a mrnre ure world ncleeecl rn th four Walls ot Lanpbr r l-llqb Scnoal and qaze vt rtn awe ubon tne C11QF1L1QCl senrors Tlrat feelrna qurckly passes and we feel qurt at ba e rn in rr rntdst Ne r tlly tea tn r and alce our plane far a su esslul tr sbrnan y ar lanuary l Now we are re lly crqaruzea an gcmrbla ee W ea 12 tba W bavec Presldent Xfrce Presrdenf S cretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arrns st rt d ta work 'W'e are new well known rn any lubs and orqanrzatrons rn 1 mg our lunror Cnarr and our reserve track t am We are now r ady to ttll tne placee at sewer who are l C x rnq us y Q A luret we a e mar trqures un rrrd rs and on tlne Q. Y, S No la rqer are we treated as autsrd re but can rdered an a ,xne R1 Scbaa DIY 1' If MsC:wy 'X frtzrs t fkls St: 'r V' Q . - f. -. B ' ........ . ..................... , ....................... e September lO'- -We stand upon the thres- acal setWl'nCl'1 we rnust attain and have really I - ' ' ,1 ' e , C1 V9 . N . '. '. e . 'e '. 1 rn c ' ' '.el1:l.' V I , V I . I 9 9 4 l V Q- il S .rn' .e'.' .' -Q ' , ererf, . . A CCS e .T . r ff, 2 L Y f - T ffm . '- - ve ' ine CC ' Q , . L C 'rzznu . r V ' f a . ' , ' , ' e . ' e , ' S' . nd f '. 1 C -. e re l' e .. t e .. ' V 1 irzibcrfant b rt at Lani pr gb .. l. I Clemens Clanton Colller Colllns C rmoney Cook Leqrtwrrqht Dorman Davenport DCIVIS Defrutes If xley Earl y Lrston Lpwrlqht Fqllcrcir Ferullfner F Vero F reues n A D I Colhns Combs Corner Connley Crcxlq Dulkarnp Dlqlrolqmo DIGZ DIGIOVGDHI Dorwor h Durham Enqlekzn, Erzckson F rqun F xlluc r P ertztg rox Fmnke Fr nklln BS CLASS OF 1943 44 md X 1 1 Bu' y SIX his JG- 'W I. Abbot G. Alberts D. Allen P. Andrews M. Ashhcrker B. Ashbuker I, Atterbury D. Bolloq D. Benner C Bennett I Bennett M Bennett E Bllcxyeu I 1:1 kbur B Blczsek I Blesser Booth Bo oms Boy sol Bradley Brown Buckley Bugkton Ba vulskr I Ccxoromccr Carlson C rtwrrqht son tVx Andruskmvitch Antonucri Applegate Ascher Bnrtschet Buwulski Beal Beck Benson Best Bester Bnd well Blasek Boehner Bohunncn Bomke Bredemey er Brmqm rn Brookshrre Brown Burq Cclcrdrmo umeron ntm l Coveny Berlock Cervellone Cherry 09 . N. . L. . B. ' V . ' I-I. . B C n C. . M. I . B. M. D. '. H, 'ft IS. 6 D, f' F. ' 1 B. H. ' W. VV. G. P. ' P. 'N I., C F. 2 ' S. Cc I . A ' C. F. E. ' E. c ' T. T. Cc: D. . I W. I I rsr I IVI. ' K, I ' ht :IZ v'.A . . ' G' - K' .l-V ' , ff .t.. rf 3' 4 'ff' C, P. ..,.:, fx- tx . V , 4,56 C. Q 1. I I- fx . '44' I I M. I-I, aa' an -. 'E g' . 4 A 2. L Z' I pk. ,Q B. Cornish L. Daniel 4'-' If 'I A JI' K B 1, es- , ' , ' - f I A , .' ' . ., I tw P. . I . ,w 4, If : V ..,..-, A Lui ff? H- I . . . at .My V- Q Q :A 4 , 3 B. ' D. 2. ' 7 44 : . E' L' 'JJ ni . 1 , av f' -I ' M I ,. I I ' ' 4 4 , 4 tt tw If I Lf I. Q C. Q A I ' f I I ' G. e R. ': V Q ,., - , ., , 9 ' . - F. B. . -I., X ,. I .2 A t I- 3 W. ' - ' 1, . - PM fm 'Y y xx X . 4 ,j ' , . , I ti- ' I. ' . I.. 'I 1 e 25.1.9 Y A 'r -S 4. 'I B, Q1 E. f -f WV - ' Q., L 3- 'Q ' I. e C, B. J .' Q ' V I ' I I 1 B. G M E. B. M B. I . L. E. E. F Friedm rn Fuiqenzi Fuiier Gukriei Gilbert Giovanni Goby Goin iifinover iiurvgxuer Harding Hizriin iienson Hesse Foifrnon How :rd Hughes Huqiies riu ton Hy ts Iones Iones bile-y Iohnson Kunkel Kremitzk Kornock Kopoiz W0 I. I. ii I. E. E. B. E. P. i. A F. Gedrrnn Gentry George Gretl Goid Crete Huniiilon H..zrnii'on Horne? Hayes Hines Henson ricweii Hubbard Huleit I-zuqhes Ishmel Isi mel Irwin Iuroens Iohnson Ienkins Jones Iumes Kune Kii ie haunt 1' AS. vi W8 CLASS OF 1943 44 6 I Kinner Kcudell Luporeli Lovell LG ksus Lesico ee Loyde Lawson Lopiu Lcmnurri Iv ari n I! r n M rimxs M hu Iv .JCIH1 i i eskre Lovosich Londriqon Lomprez Lombardo ee ee Levy Lu on Lomb Lolfouce i icner Mokris Vsyes I cAvm cuali MCC nn IJ ediri My e Vyie ii er H. ' L ' L D. G. ' M. . NJ B. i C. ' . S. -L L. . R. ' G. 1 . Df S L. ' H. ' ,i X B. s. M. , - K. . 'ix . ' ie. X s, R. v. 4 s. ' R. '- H. ' R. ' 'f M. ' B. ' . L g ! ' H ' A .' ' In . , . . B, A E. - --i- x Q -' . , if B. ' ' B. ' . 1 'fi ' X - 1 H. H. 'Q ' 4' F' 4 f ' Q ' 5 C. L. . - . I ,AV 7 5 L' ,L ' ' B. ' : I. L -- , -3 - 4 L ' Y. , , F. ' G. L if - .5 ' R. L M. W' 5 ,I ir' , A. fi H. Lee E. 't . 'L H ii .... L ' .. H A .,i.. F, 3 .... N X I L- ' X.: Q- 4 ,A ra . V ' A. M. G ' 944 5 ' wk'-I A , D. . -2 1. ' . - N . . 1, X I 5 ,, N4 D D A - if V 4 L . M' '0 . I K I .V ...u 1 .. . WY L' I .O B- A A . . ur, - 7- 7. AC fi vi i .4 , .2 M. 1 1' s. M A is A ' X , - ,A I Q Vf. Lfgyes D. X 3 ' 'W '-' -V T .,.. f ' , I A U f' ' ' E- fy NY 1- A Q ,V r ,N 'L nu V . .vA,v 4, I t in W Iii.: l e A A. vi 5-fa .W 'A . ' if I txesfef L. M Q G. Miller l. Mills W. Mills M. Minina T. More-th D. Morgan L. Myers Fl, Naqle l. Nero Netznik Netzmlc lNetzn1lc Palumbo Palax Pepm Pxcklns Pmde Qmqley Qulqley Race Pe me R tter Peed Re1sch RIDISI Rlchards I Rlcharcls IV' Rmnards G. B. Moqn Money M. Money A. L. E. l. l. V. M R 'DG' Montalloano Nateau Nyler Nell Nepersltan Niclcolas Oll ck Olmer Aqez PoJm1 Poas Paul Owderly Rammez Reader R Jclma Ro V RICDG R1ecks Rnoacle Rubely R1CllCIl'dSOH R1cha dson Rlchardson Ols n 156. 13' -IK- CLASS OF 1943 44 iv X ki .nxy I J l-l I D Reed Pneves RCIQGIS Raqexs Sapp Schadow Scluena Scholn Sexton Schachcl S naffer S nandor Snodgrass Stanlcavtt h Stegel S evewsrn Stover S ver S rut on Summer rf ushmeyer Ryan Racalo Saddler Schwarberq Schartz Schleyhan Sexton Stmko Smallbaclc Smlth Smttn S effel Stone one S one Sandberg S ludcw Scott Sclooend A- E. e D. A E. ' H. ' Q T. E- C. f ' O, ' E. P. ' H, f B. A ' M. B. ' P. ' N. ' F. ' H. ' L. e' ' K- A. e es G. . I' D. ' rds A. 9 C. ' C- - B. ' S T. ' B. M. ' ' ' 1, ' E- ' . ' r . ' P. A . . 4 V . ..::VVV. .... 2.: ' H 9-.f ' if 3 X2 f- 1-f 4 4 fi. 4 31 ' L A f A: ' 4 A 15 4 M: Bo - E' ll 1. l A- ., l cj. l ' ' .. . VZZV .. Q . Y ' 2 ' E- , ..,. V . . ..,, Z Q- H' . T. A-.ntl . ' Q I .. ' 1 ' N. L. an W A J 'B' A Q -- D. B ' B. . ..., A K -,AJ v ,d I 42. 4:15 i s 'Mi , .Y 'A 'V .,.,2.fxg, f z M. wi B. V . .., f A' . -.Qt ' if . f ' t gt 55- f , h . . it .A.,. . v .C . . B W A 'G' A. F . BB, ' .. , 'gh .v .. f A sh . . D. 1. 4 ltt B. B. ' 'L . 5 If V ' f ,V A ... - to D. C. 1 ,st -2 ff' J 3 ll 1' A , R. ,f . f M. M 'F I r H. ' . R. .. A ? . ' 1- ,. . ' x '-eight I I Seqretto Senmnqs Shepard Sokohs Templelor' Terry Theysen Todd Valor VGll19 V1dor Wczqner Webb Welch Wells Wells Ward 'XA uyncxnl Wyhe Yonk Amor M Stevens Stretter Surwllm Syes Treat Trello Urh Vost Wd W dlker Vvulkm Wctso'1 Wester leld Wltcome Wllson 'Wme bu q Ycnnon Yates Zander Zczppc l ZIZICI CLASS OF 1943 44 Sixlyfnine QL Qzfvznfjpzfivm 23 A ID. C. QUILL AND SCROLL Qurll and Scroll IS an lnternatronal honor socrety for h1gh school rournalrsts Member shlp comes only to those stuaents who have wrrtten and pubhshed materlals that are su perror durlng the semester they were rn pub l1cat1on Work and Whose character and scnol arshlp are above average Members of Qullr and Scroll must b chosen from the students who CD Are of Junror standrng C2l Are ID the upper thrrd of tnerr class C3l Have done superror work rn Journallsm or creatrve end avor C47 Are rec ommended by the advlser or by the comrnrt tee governrng publlcatrons tbl Are approved by the natronal executlve secre ary Lanphler chapter ot Qu1ll and Scroll was organlzed on March 13 l937 The purposes of the club are to promote better scholarshrp and better wr1t1ng among students ot Journalrsm and a greater appre c1at1on for the better thlngs of the protesslon The mam act1v1ty of the Qulll and Scroll 1S the publrcatron ot The Lanph1er Llght ' Durrng the trrst semester tours were made of the W1ll1amson Press Mr Bomarne Proctor addressed the group on Engravrng Mrs H H Ianssen spoke on Creatrve Wr1t1ng Chapter members have found the serres cf three Natronal Group Contests of pract1cal benetrt s1nce they are planned to b trmely and ot current lnterest Durlng the year Betty Gene Knaus won a prrze 1n the prootreadlng contest and B1ll Ross garned honorable men Oltlcers are Presrdent Ferns Herd Vlce Presrdent El1zabethW1they Secretary Helen Schne1der Mrss Helen B ll IS advlser Members of the Qurll and Scroll are Betty Gene Knaus Mary Naylor George Petr1ll1 Helen Schne1der Wanda Waters loyce Vogt Ioe Lynch Shrrley Hesse Bob Norrls Emabel Spent xfrrgrma Swanrk Mary Frasco Iayne Bredemeyer Leno Petr1ll1 Margaret Graham Dorothy Hrnrrchs Ruth Ann Woodward and Elrzabeth Whrthey S Jenty wo ' ' l I 1 . , A I - 1 2 ' ' e ' . . . E u tion in the ad-writing contest. ' - . + - ' , ' 9 ' ' l 1 ' ' ' - I v l ' 4 I I I . . . r 1 V1 1 . , 'ig STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose ot th1s orgonrzotron IS to perpetuate dll former rules suggest new rules tor the good ot the student body ond to grve the students or vorce 1n the school oldmmlstrotron ond hereby show them thot the school IS no better thon they moke 1t The Student Councrl crcts s1m1lorly to the Con gress ot our nottron However 1t only sug gests os to the best woy of solvlng the many problems submrtted from Home Rooms stu dents ond other orgonlzouons Lonphler Student Councll belongs to the d1str1ct ond stole orgomzotlon of Student Counclls One member of our student councll hos the honor of berng on offlcer of the D1str1ct Student Councll Thls yecrr hve rep resentortwes were sent to the stote conven t1on ot Student Counclls ot Ccrrbondole lllr no1s Some of the pro1ects of the Student Counctl th1s post year were mtrrors tor the lorborotones ond 1n1t1ol pldns for o student hand book for next yeor whlch IS to be ccrlled the Lonphler Gulde The purpose ot th1s hdndbook IS to help the freshmen become ocqucunted Wlth the rules subJects ond other outslde oct1v1t1es of the school such os sports ond clubs Another proJect of the Student Councrl IS Cx Noon Dolly Donclng Progrom lt IS entoyed by dll who wlsh to portrcrpcxte OFFICERS TOM REAGAN Presldent SARA NEIL VICG Presrdent HERMAN HATTENRAUS Secretory Treosurer Seventy three s 1 'M 1 . 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I . f ' 1 1 1 , , . . , . 11 . . 11 v v LANECON CLUB The Lonecon Club IS dn outstondlnq ex dmple of wholt corn be occompllshed by I qroup ot students Gu1ded by 1lS motto non nob1s solls sed omnlbus 1t hos served tlse school ond the communlty ond hots pro V1dGd tor ltselt mony CICl1V1l19S wh1ch fu nlshed enpoyment ond opportun1t1es for growth Lookmq omonq the other plctures of th1s book one tlnds thot members ot the Ldnecon Club ore ledders ln other school UCl1V1l19S Lotnecon membershlp qwes qlrls on oppor tunlty to develop leodershlp Frve g1rls were sent to the Stote Convent1on 1n CDICGQO Motry Ellen Apblett was elected Secretory ot the Stote Student Clubs ot the lll1no1s Home Economlcs Assoc1ot1on Dorothy Lone presldent ot the Sonqomon County Student Home Economtcs Assocldtlon The proqrom theme th1s yeor wos L1t ond Customs IH Other Ldnds The ccxlendor for the yeor lncluded Courtesy Week Thonksqwlnq Botsket A Hoy Rock R1de Chrlstmos Porty Vdlentme Donce Rolly Doy tor Sonqormon County Clubs Mothers Doy Bonquet ond o P1cn1c ot Loke Sprmqheld OFFICERS DOROTHY CATLIN Presldent BETTY HUGHES Vlce Presldent BETTY DORR ond SHIRLEY SUMMERS Secretory BERNICE BERNOTAS Treasurer BETTY TEATERS Correspondlnq Secretory MARY ELLEN APBLETT Proqrcxm Chcurmon IANE EADE Servlce Chcnrmon GERALDINE MANN Foods Chcurmon DOROTHY KELLAR ond RUTH WlNEMAlW Fcxculty Spon ors Seventy four ' , . . x. . . 11 ' f . IS . . . 11 . 1 1 1 ' I - . . . . . . . . . Yi- A . 11 . 0 ' . 11 . I I I I 1 - 1 1 . 1 . . I . 1 - 1 . v v ........ S FIRST BAND Clarrnetsl Make rt smql and Bob ao nat1ve We want to hear those trmpanr Now lrsten to each other Make 'rtuslo not Just notes Yes youve auessed rt Mr Sach 15 ae trna th band ready tor the Contest but rt s not all nard work Do you remember the fun and cold trnqers at the football qames'P And what a qood trme we had? And the frne rrnpressrons we made at the sectronal and reqronal tournaments? Thrs year the band nas set new hlarts rn enrollment playrna a number ot publlc per tormanees The tall and sprrna concerts were really mustcal events and we are al most b rstmq vvrtn prrde over our new tr'r pant a and boss c arme s and new poe rese fere en tfre tst as s have r trey lt Je area y Vr proved the tone e t e bc rrd Mr Sacn our drrector has wrllmaly qrven up most ot hrs lersure trrne for rehearsals and does most of h1s thmkrnq rn terms of the band For all thls and tne many other thouqht tul deeds we the band express our thanks to lflr Sach Also assrstrna Mr Sach were Tom Vost and Bob Norrrs Now we re ready to ao so start that drurr beat and ltne up rs our command We re eaqerly looktna forward to next year when we hope to have many chances to do our s utt at contests and show everyone that we re the best band rn lllmors lt our playrnq was aood thrs year 1t s aomq to be even better next year A new acttvrty tt rs year ts he oraanrz on ot all Lartphter Band Parents to cooper te wrth band members and take a general nterest rn our band Thr has proven very essu a rs oura o e C su cess , . .... . .... . , , . . , . . A ' t- I2 V , , , , . . x.f I - . tl . i 'I . so . . 1 , r ' u . . A .. A . V .ns u ' H, ' V , ' Q 1 ff vf , ' . , no V . . , o to s. .r . . . s . ,W . . f Tlx, no a .ol.. mu.. s ard as . r, s - . ' ' W t h ' ' ' I . CJ V ' .o tl . . . o .. .V r . U :w . A,-. J ,-, ' ' b , , ' 4 b , N. ,, 1. . sus, st ran N . . s . - V . 35.51 4. T' WWE , i 5 ' Q , , .,N.... , . - n CUB BAND Thrs IS one group that you probably have never seen maybe never heard but a group whlch makes possrble our trne trrst band To th1s group come the boys and grrls wrth therr new rnstruments to learn to read musrc as others learn to read a book Drd you ever plclc up a p1ece of mustc and wonder how anyone ever learned to read tt? Or prck up an rnstrument and wonder how players ever learn to make musrc on 1t'? Well that rs what we do rn Cub Band Almost all frrst band members spend at least one semes ter rn th1s band for here the technrc of the rnstruments and readtng are taught The problem of the trrst band rs to lurnrsh the r1ght sort ot musrc for any occasron whrle the prob lem of the Cub Band IS to tram players to handle each drtfrculty as rt presents rtselt Advancement here rs purely an 1nd1v1dual matter and members are moved rnto the frrst band whenever they are qualrtred to do so ln the Cub Band students mterested rn rnstrumental musrc can determrne whether the1r urge to play a musrcal rnstrument IS Just a passrng lancy or an actual deterrnlnatron to succeed rn playtng The least they can garn from th1s expertence rs the apprecratron of competent musrcrans who deserve prarse for therr talent wrth an rnstrument It takes long and steady hours to learn to master an rnstrument and 1t rs rn tne Cub Band that the student learns the regurrements of successful rnstrumental work It rs here where the pros pectrve mus1c1an lays the toundatron tor hrs musrc whether tt be strrctly for emoyment or serrously as a protessron Members of the Cub Band are Stanley lasmon Betty lurgens Bob Prrde Ted Zan ders Carl Engellang lack Mrles lackOShea Wrllram Iohnson Irm Collrer Wrllram Nerl Robert Clayton Bernard Beal Ted Mtles Norma Garlo Bob Dunham Iohn Torretto Bob Sokolrs and Fred Bourgasser Drrector Mr Edwrn Sach Seventy sxx - 1 ' - - 1 t 1 , Sturn, Earl Richards, Bose Palmer, Virginia 4 . 7 I I v 1 ORCHESTRA Seales arpeggtos bowmgs over and over agam unttl everythmg IS Just rtght Strtngs that barely whtsper long sonorous tones or btg double forte chord we take them all and put them together to gtve you a really tme performance of the masters ot the modems Thts year for the ttrst ttme the orchestras ot our three htgh schools gave a concert to gtve the members the pleasure ot playmg m a really large orchestra and to demon strate to the parents the tme work betng done tn our htgh school orchestras Our orchestra has gtven flne perform ances that tme results may be attamed even when orchestra mstruments are learned en ttrely after students enter htgh school Members of the Orchestra are Mary Gor ton Betty Nelson Wanda Mtlls Dorothj Sturn Inez Howard Meta Schoen Margot Clmton Eltzabeth Wlthey Marge Bourke Dorothy Hmrtchs Luctlle Sexton Betty Batsch Mary Bennett Eleen McClanahan Sarah Nell Don Sams Harry Baldwm Tom Vost George Henson Boy Schoenbarn Max Comer Bruce Schmulbach Eldon Alberts Al Swettman loe Selvaggto Frank Calanclrmo Albet Stratton George Sneckus Kmg Drone and Tony Crttast Although the orchestra does not engage m as many act1v1t1es as the band tts tmport ance IS defmttely v1tal to the school Credtt IS gtven m th1s subJect on the same basts Wrth other subtects One pertod each day IS spent tn rehearsal Wtth Mr Sach dtrectmg the orchestra The orchestra asststs Wlth numbers be tween acts ot the plays gtven tn the school audltortum lt ts also heard ID two concert durmg the year on the same program w1th the band All the members entoy the ttme spent tn th1s subtect and the manorlty have been tn tt stnce they ttrst came to Lanphter and th1s fact makes them a Well acquamted group atdmg them m workmg together to better playmg and greater thmgs tn the tutur Dtrector Mr Edwm Sach Se Jen y seven : - 2 tl ,, 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' r 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 , - . 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I 1 1 -1 ' 9. 1 1 1 , , , ...................................... . 1. .. t- JUNIOR CHOIR The Iunior Choir qroup was re orqanized the second semester of 1939 l94O There 1S a membership of f1flYS1X The chlet purpose of such a cnoir is to develop musicianship and to build towards a fine blend and en semble so that each choir member is makinq hlmselt ready to qo on into a cappella Our aim is to take no more voices directly from the chorus classes into a cappella Without the training that lunlor Choir will qive Music of fine and interesting type is used The Iunior Choir meets every day for a full per rod Th1s younq choir is showing much en thusiasm and promise and has made qreaf advancement We hope to have seventy tive members next semester Members of the Iunior Choir are Bay Dag qett Betty Durham Iune Winch Dot Stone Doris Galliqan Oliver Evans Bob Howard Vetout Bernotes Norma Frelschlaq Dora Frasco Wayne Bolinqer Ed Iwarez Iohn Hatala Grace Miller Anna Moms Ruth Hoffman Tony Critasi Fred Yannone How ard Yank Wanda Holt Ruth Waqy Wilma Beddmq Betty Collard Bessie Miller Evelyn Voqel Isabelle Wilson lack Bond Tom Turnbull Fred Menchetti and Don Garretson The first semester Mr Sach d1f9Ct9d the choir but in the second semester Miss Dun 1S a new organization in Lanphier being formed only this year lt supplies the neces sary fundamental tralnxnq 1n choir music tor many scales chords and exercises must be practiced to lay a foundation for harmonious sinqrnq Many of our students have voices which contain qood srnqlnq qualitles but in order to do successful choir work they must learn to sinq in harmony with others This choir IS a helper for future cholrs Qcvr rtty ctqht - I I l I I ' - I 1 l 1 I 1 ' I - ' 1 l I1 1 ' l I ' I 1 1 I I 1 I I . , I, . . 1 - 1 I- I I I l - ' can took over this position. The lunior Choir Q I ' l I l I ' Q - t I I l ' I I . 1 I A I 1 l T SENIOR CHOIR The A Cappella Chorr has a rnembershrp of seventy to tr Full C edrt for upper clas students and halt credrt tor under class stu dents rs qranted each year for th1s chorr The qroup studres the best works of rnany pertods and composers An attempt rs made to qrve valuable vorce tralnrnq as Well as frequent perlorrnanc s Chotr experrence has a tendency to qrve students an ease anol porse most valuable rn therr socral relatron lt cultrvates aurck tnrnkrnq and self control besrdes awmq a br d cultural baclcqround and frne s nse of apfreclatron Thrs Chotr represents tfte school at all Concerts and cornpetr ron testrvals The Cnorr hrs year appeared a tne d s trrot contest ot the llllnors vocal assocratron rt Beords vn lllrnors r h 30 l94O wrn rung Gr l ratrnq T , G p ratrna at the state Contest at the Unrversrty of lllrnors Aorll 20 1940 Ensembles from thrs chorr Won Group l ratrna at both drstrrct and state contests thus betna elrarble for reqronal cornpetltron May lO and ll l941U at Sprrnqlreld lllrnors The chorr sanq rn the rearonal festrval held rn tne arnnory Saturday May ll l94U They were part of a larqe chorr of more than one thousand Vorces drrected by Claf C Chrrstransen The chorr also gave a concert to enable rt to rarse enouqh rnoney for the expense of le Chorr trrps fxhorr rhernbers also 'sake oney '79 VTY1'TS1 WQC1Tl G o, Y 1 . r ' - I I f . A I - ' e . ' ' A , . F . . , . ' 'Y Q oa ' ' A ' ' e or ' ' . ' l - I W . , A. 1 Vy T l tr, ' ' . , ' r. rr . l y r y , , :andy and sell it to students in order to raise 1 V r , - 1'- A A V , A ' A A in . 5, V ' to ' .' 5 lla o , . , Tl. choir is a e 'ne e d ctive . Q oup . -hey won rouy ll Hiup. vou l au f . TQ? HI Y CLUB The purpose of the H1 Y club IS to create ma1nta1n and extend throughout the school and commun1ty h1qh standards of Chr1st1an character The club has held 1lS regular meetmqs at the school the d1nner rneetmqs Wllh 1nterest1na speakers have been held at the Y M C A The annual club proJect has been to ald 1n beautlfyma the campus The past year the club members were host to the basket ball squad at a banquet held at the school cafeter1a The club IS endeavorlnq to make th1s an annual event The members of the club have been qu1te act1ve 1n several soc1al events held dunnq the school year These act1v1t1es mcluded dances at the Y M C A Aztec club fall and spr1nq out1nqs at Lake Spr1nqf1eld also a basketball team was oraamzed for mem bers who were not on the vars1ty squad The memberslnp 1n the club IS not l1m1ted and only those accepted are sophornor Jun1or or sen1or boys Mr Hoffman IS the faculty adv1ser Th1s IS fortunate for the club s1nce he was Ir H1 Y advlsor last year and has long been asso c1ated w1th the Y M C A OFFICERS IACK TROUT Pres1dent GEORGE PETRILLI VICE Presldent BOB BROOKS Secretary Treasur r E1qhty 1 . . 11 . - I K 1 H . . . . ., , 1 . 1 . . 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I . , - GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Members of the G A A have had a per fect t1me partrcrpatrna rn the many actrvrtxes held durtng the year among wh1ch were softball soccer deck tennls volley ball ba ketball and golf The usual volley ball and basketball tournaments were held rn wh1ch a large number of grrls parttcrpated Th1s year golf IS another sport 1n wh1ch the g1rls nave part1c1pated Under the rnstru t1on of Mr George Kmght the grrls rntend to compete 1n a golf contest w1th other Sprlng freld Publrc l-hgh Schools Many other act1v1t1es have been sport sored by the club members of wh1ch all have been very emoyable The g1rls have rn creased thetr treasury to a large amount by sponsorrng a mat1nee dance and doughnut and cup cake sales They have attended crty htgh school play days and have al o taken part rn one held rn the Lanph1er Gym Frfteen glrls offrcrated the sem1f1nal and the frnal of the grade school volley ball tourna ment wh1ch was managed by Mrss Mount Joy and Rosrna Cervallone Therr socral ac t1v1t1es wh1ch they planned for themselves were a w1ener roast and a p1cn1c So far only one G A A member has been awarded the four year emblem It was recerved by Pauhne Gyrna a graduate 1n Ianuary 39 Thls year three glrls are ex pected to TGCGIVG fourth award They are Dorls Taylor Peggle Duerr and Rosrna Cer vellone There are several recervrng th1rd and second awards and rnany recervmg f1rst awards All rn all the G A A has been very suc cessful th1s year and IS 1mprov1ng very rapldly OFFICERS MAMIE MONTALBANO PAT PETRILLI DORIS WIETIES Vrce Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer E1 'tty one I MABLE OTKEN ...................................................................... President DRAMATIC CLUB The Drama Club of Lanphrer I-I1gh School rs now a IITSI semester organrzatron whrch IS replaced the second semester by the drama class These two groups present a weekly radro program over statlon WCBS at 8 o clock each Wednesday throughout th school year and a group to contrnue thls program throughout the summer of l94O has been planned In addrtron to therr radlo work the drama members present two long plays a fall play and a sprrng play The tall play thrs year was Galahad Iones rn whlch a new star Herman Hattenhaus ro e rn the Lanphrer dramatrc heavens Herman was assrsted by Polly Styles Everett Hop son whose characterrzanon Iett nothrng de med Ianet Wlthey Hewrtt Moore Mrrram Zambrakos Margaret Buckton Vernelra Am erson who brought dovt n the house MarJor1e Rrchardson Iean Irwrn james Clay Bob Black Greg Iosseck and Boy Fox The sprmg play was Seven Slsters IH whrch Vrrgrnta Pr1nz1valI1 and Bob Norrts played the romantlc leads wh1le Everett Hop son agarn was trlumphant 1n haulmg IH the laughs The rest of the cast lncluded Polly Styles Hew1tt Moore Mmam Zambrakos Wrllram Humphrey Stella Prrola lean Irwm Bob Werner Tom Beagan Helen Hopson and Dorothy Solomon The club 1S open to any student who thrnks he has talent and IS 1nterested rn thrs sort ot work Members of the club after hav 1ng earned the necessary amount of pornts requrred are awarded a sterltng srlver key Pornts are based upon parncrpatron m radlo and stage plays A mrnrmum ot twelxe pornts IS reaurred to recerve a key OFFICERS POLLY STYLES Preslde t ELIZABETH WITHEY Vrce Presrdert MIBIAM ZAMBBAKOS Secretary LOUISE ZANDEBS ................................................................ Treasurer MB. IEBALD .............................................................................. Adviser NATIONAL V1.7a11df,1 Bri' l-is Dorothy C'41tl1:1 lero.11e Giles V mor K1 ISI B tty Montgomery Georae PQlI1ll1 IHDNOR NATIONAL HONOR LSOCIETY 1 My :xiii ' AQ D51 1. lames VVL ll SOCIET lyuflff l3etr1lll V1rq11'11a Prirzziwg Ferris Reed Q Il Noltmq Erreeh Spam jorrs Taylor Qther members are to oe Chosen aft the publ1Qat1oh 1 the Lan H1 Y I111 Scholarshrb leaderslup character ar1d SGIVICQ are the bas1s of member sh1p to th NCI7lCUGl Honor Soc1ety A '11de11t e 1 e D 1 1 ce11t ot hrs araduatmq lass and mu have the L,lITCIYl1lllOL1S approval ot thf faculty bet re he IS er1t1tled to member 13 He 12 1e11 allowed to wear the 1'lCIl1OIlCIl 9IIlbl9 It ol the SOCIGTY fmd la re QIVQ a ertrt Cate a seorl tor ll 1 o1a d C ave l s Il e played m the lower tall of tre school The f1rst semester chapter sponsored P r '14 s fort est T w 111 Delores Thorp Ro m 38 ll g1rls won the home room DTIZG The secortd semes ter chapter Colle-oted College Catalogues 1 1 lll 1 P 0 t t 19 scholarsmps osts 1CCC1UP 1 and l1v111q COI'ldlllOI of varrous oheaes 111 t e Umted States was IW ade Tl ey also old proqrah s rt the Re grfhr Basket lall ITIOLIFITCIIIM ht and l1ad charae ot tht Q 1eCl4 roor ts at the Sectrohal Basxetball TJUFIICI ent T s was done 1'1 order 'fm Ptllld up therr fund 'o carry out me varr 18 act1v1t1es t the year IlOl the least JLHC 1 s wma C111 or Party me me ere L1 1e A hm ana the alum T1 e souety OFFKIERS INT PLTVPILLI P es1de OROTHY V f1T UN DORIS TAYLQP Secretary 11 1 v ' ' r 4 S .gl , . :xt L, 6 Je 1 l V - 2 1 1 b 1 , 1 D 1 1 '11 11 ' , .er ' ' ' ' o Y '. 11 ' A 1 - , 1 1 4 1 1 v 1 1 ' e 1' ' . 1 1, ' ee 1 s. o must lg, 111 the Lxgil er f1ftee1 get frir111 N1 loh fi file ot '1 fargiatrei ab 1'1 1 ' f ' C st E L ' , C ', '1 ,1 , 1 ' 1 L Q ' ' ' ' rs 1 ' 1 C fo ' e ,1,' ' ' 11V ,- E11 ' ..,, 11' ,. 1 shy. 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Vroe President DEBATE CLUB Whether they start talks wlth Ladles and gentlemen or Fellow C1t1zens or Frrends a Debate Club must have a good tlme and also gam a great deal of knowledge from thelr GCl1V1l19S rn g1v1ng debates The club purpose IS not so much to tram students who and prepare others so they w1ll not feel em barassed when called upon to speak before an audlence The questxons debated upon th1s year were Resolved Should the government owl the ra1lroads Resolved that advertlsrng 1S 1nJur1ous to the nat1on and Resolved That votmg should be compulsory Members of the clubs are dtvlded 1nto seven teams These teams debate a total of seventeen times dur 1ng the year before home rooms clubs and church groups One of the outstandlng lessons learned by the debators from speaklng to all these df ferent types of aud1ences was that 1t IS neces sary to adJust a style of presentatlon to su1t the k1nd of audlences They also learned that all tmportant technlc of how to dlsagree w1th out be1ng dxsagreeable A soclal program has added lnterest and pleasure to the club s program Many of th houses of the members and the sponsors Two p1cn1cs were held at Lake Sprlngfleld durlng the year whlch were much emoyed by the club Offrcers of the club for thls year wer Presldent Wanda Brooks Secretary and Treasurer Mary Naylor Faculty Adv1ser Mr Fowler A club membershlp IS open to all Lanphler students of any grade Underclass men are partlcularly encouraged to Jom and become fam1l1ar w1th debate pr1nc1ples so that when they become upperclassmen they w1ll be more accompl1shed 1n presentlng the1r materrals and ln thmkrng through the1r problems Ftghty four 9 5 0 1 V, ' v' c, ' A ' . e already speak effectively, but to encourage meetings were held in small groups at the : - 1 ' ' e: ' I ALPHA BETA OMEGA The Alpha Beta Omega IS known as the Math Club lt IS a very actrve organrzatron Wrth the comlng of graduatron the club Wlll lose several members who have been act1ve rn the club for three years Due to the et hcrency ot our Secretary Treasurer the club always has had a few dollars rn the treasury Meetlngs are held bl weekly alternatlng w1th socral and busmess rdeas There have been many annual socral events ln the tall, there IS a werner roast, then a Chrrstmas party, a matrnee dance and a sprrng prcnrc The club has many annual prolects Near Chrrstmas, a Chrtstmas bas ket fund IS planned Members also make dec oratlons for a Chr1st'nas tree Thrs IS g1ven to a needy tamrly Any students who have had one year of math are el1g1ble tor mernbershrp The mem bers have purchased emblems bearmg the Greek letters whlch mean Alpha Beta Omega Also members who have com pleted a proJect are entrtled to wear a club pm The p1n IS the desrgn of the Pythagorean Theorem The Math Club has trred ln many ways to ard the members to get acquamted and ennoy mathematlcs, to become tamrlrar wrth the drfterent obstacles whrch come IH con tact wrth mathematrcs The club has had many 1nterest1ng speakers, most toprcs bexng problems of hte wrth math The club advrsors are Mrss Blanche Ba man and Mr Freeman Goodwm The club othcers are Presrdent, B1l1 Boss, Vrce PIGSI dent, Herman Hattenhaus, Secretary Treas urer, Bosmg Cervellone, and Program Charr man, lean Noltrng Exgnty 'rve 1' 'il , .. 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H 1 ' A - I I - I FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Creed of Future Farmers I believe in the beauty of God s open country that life out of doors and in touch with the earth is the nat ural life of man I believe that work 15 work wherever we spiring and challenging I believe that the dignity of labor depends not on what you do but how you do it that opportunity comes to a boy on the farm as often as to a boy in the city that life on the farm may be full happy and free and that a prosperous agriculture is essential to our national welfare that my success depends not upon my location but upon myself not upon my dreams but what I actually do not upon luck but upon pluck I believe in working when I work and in playing when I play in giving and demand ing a square deal in every act of life Reuel M Tcrnlir The F F A colors are old gold and na tional blue There are forty three members in the club A first requirement for a suc essful F F A Chapter is a well qualified enthusiastic set ness of the organization will be conducted in correct parliamentary fashion the minutes and financial records of the Chapter will b well organized publicity will be forthcoming and an effective program of work in which all members may participate will be main tained The President should possess balanced leadership ability as well as the qualifica tions of a good presiding officer He should b a person of good Judgme it since he is often called upon to make deci sions of importance to the chapter He should be able to delegate responsibilities for carry ing out the program of the chapter and to see that the members and committees fulfill their obligations He must b tactful if differences of opinion are to be handled without encour aging factions He should be fair in seeing that all of his acts and decisions extend Jus tice and courtesy to all As a presiding officer he should have a thorough knowledge of parliamentary law since the success of any meeting depends largely upon the skill and dispatch with which the chairman presides Ei, y six A 3:-H 1 E , , I ,, if 9 A I I I I. f ' 1 fl' I T ' A .. I , ' I I avi, . ,, K 3' V -A , 'Q U v- ,I Y ' , 'Y Xruljlf find it, but that work with nature is most in- of officers. With capable leaders, the busi- , ' : ' ' ' e I I I A I ' - 1 I I I I I . I ' e ' 1 . . ' 9 . , cnt - ' 9. Q , 'and , I SCIENCE CLUB LAMBDA SIGMA KAPPA The Lanph1er Sclence Club was organ1zed 11 the fall of 1939 under th d1rect1on of Mr Wetzel and Mr Stone faculty adv1sers A great number attended the hrst meet1ng and a COHSl1lUl1OH Cornm1ttee was appotnted to draw up a const1tut1on for the club Later thls was subrmtted for approval The ObJeCl1V9S were to st1mulate an lnterest 1n sc1ence to supplement the classroom work to arouse sc1ent1f1c cur1os1ty and to prov1de wholesome and beneflclal entertamment At the meetmgs some 1I'1l9TGSl1T1Q sc1 ntlflc experlment was carr1ed on by a group ot the club members Membershlp 111 th1s organ1zat1on at the present tlme IS l1m1ted to students enrolled 1n blology chem1stry or phystcs classes but general sc1ence students may be el1g1ble later As the year passed by mterest seemed to awmdle because many of the members could not be engaged 1n a proJect To remedy th1s a new plan for reorgan1zat1on of the club was aec1ded upon Under thls plan everyone w1ll be act1vely engaged 1n some SC191'1l1f1C prolect The meetmgs w1ll b short and w1ll be de Voted ent1rely to exh1b1t1ng the proJects of the members who Wlll Work IH small groups A student w1ll be an actlve mernb r only as long as he or she IS actlvely engaged 1n some SC19I'1l1f1C prolect Thxs plan w1ll make the club more 11'1l9I'9Sl1HQ educatlonal and pro mote a better understandmg of sclence tor tlne club members vV1thout a doubt the club now very strong 1 1 1ts mfancy w1ll grow to b one ot the larg est and most 1mportant clubs of Lanphler OFHCERS IEROME GATES Presldent MARIORTE STONE Vlce Presldent DOROTHY HINRICHS Secretary Elghty seven 1. 9 . ' 1 . , . . . A - 1 1 . . . A . 9 . - 1 1 Q . . . . . . 1 V 1 1 1 . 1 . . . .Q . . . . . - 1 v V , , . . . . . 1 . 1 . . . . . .17 . . . D - . , O 1 1 1 - SENIOR GIRLS COUNCIL A newly orgamzed club of l.anph1er I-hgh IS the Senlor G1rls Councll wh1ch 1S com pr1sed of Sen1or g1rls lts purpose IS to help 1ncom1ng freshmen to get acqualnted w1th the rules regulat1ons and trad1t1ons of Lanphler I-ugh School and to make them feel at home at dances football games and other soc1al events Many bew1ldered freshmen amazed upper classmen by such QUGSTIOHS as Why do you need pmk sl1ps'? ls there an elevator? and Who do you see for adm1ts'? One of our faculty seelng the need for help1ng these freshmen made a suggest1on to plan a club Wlfh th1s need as IIS purpose The present membersh1p IS f1fty g1rls w1th IVflSS Raman and MISS Kellar as 1ts faculty adv1sers Membershlp IS an honor conferrea only upon those 1n sympathy w1th lfS purpose Select1on 1S made each semester from the l2 class and based upon worthy character lnter est 1n school act1v1t1es leadersh1p and ab1l1ty to ma1nta1n a scholast1c average of not less than C Our off1cers for th1s year were Margaret Buckton Pres1dent Dorothy Cathn VICE Pres 1dent Rosma Cervellone Secretary Treas urer To be a member of th1s councll 1S really qu1te an honor and all underclassmen should look forward to the t1me when they w1ll be Qllqlble for membersh1p 1nto th1s organlza t1on lt IS hard to be adm1tted as all teachers must QIVG the1r s1gnature before one IS ad grades and character above reproach and sometlme 1n the near future we may galn th1s coveted honor We feel that 1n say1ng that these Q1flS have been a b1g help 1n establlshlng the freshmen 1n the1r new homes that we ar expressmg the op1n1on and gratltude of the ent1re student body In clos1ng we smcerely hope that th1s organ1zat1on contlnues and we are sure that 1t Wlll meet w1th huge success ln the type of work 1t 1S dolng for the good of the school hlghty c1ght D I V K, l H ' H H ' mitted. We should all strive to keep our . . . t ' ' e LIBRARY CLUB The Student Lxbrary Staff IS made up of about a dozen grrls who voluntarlly asslst rn the l1brary at dtfferent perrods of the dav They act as magazlne hbrarlans desk hbra lans read shelves asslst Wlth cler1cal work and endeavor 1n a general way to help keep the l1brary materlals 1n order and 1n therr proper places so that they may be read1ly avallable to students and teachers at all trmes The student l1brary staff assrsted IH the rearrangement and labelhng of the book shelves helped furnrsh and care for the grow mg plants rn the l1brary and carrred out 1ts annual football and basketball tag sales The group has grven much ard to the l1brar1an whtch IS greatly apprectated and has served Lanphler farthfully wrth 1ts trme and effort Mrss Thomas 15 the Lrbrartan rn the school and also the head of th1s staff of g1r1s There IS a surprrslngly large amount of work to be done to ma1nta1n a l1brary such as We have here at Lanphrer Thls staff Works dunng each perlod durrng the day and after school to keep the contents of the l1brary IH ready access to the students at Lanphler who havf occasron to use them The l1brary staff has a club composed of students who asslst rn the l1brary These stu dents sell tags boostmg the varlous football 1ous prcnrcs and other soclal functlons A great amount of cred1t should be gtven to the glrls Who assrst 1n the l1brary for thetr f1ne work ln assrstlng students ln flndmg books they need and strrvmg for a better hbrary E II mn I I Q and basketball games. They also have var- PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION AND BOOSTER CLUB The P T A ond Booster Club hove qredtry helped Ldnphrer from 1ts beqrnnrnq rn vdrrous socrol tunctrons to obtorn rrtoney for Lan phrers students ond dctrvrtres Wrth 1t Lorr' phrer hos grown from the snnoll Conver e school of 400 students to the lVpO1'lCIITl soho r of over l OOO students ot toddy T b Cx errber of th P T A one rnust b C. Fdren' CI Q udent rn Lomplnrer dn o trve rn t rre trngs ond tunctrons ot t Anyone rndy be Cr Booster who proves h s deslre by purchosrnq CI Booster tdq The rneetrnqs ore reld on tne second Tuesddy ot edch month ot the school The P T A ond Booster Club hove sepotrote ne trnqs the P T A b tnq Composed of women dnd the Booster bemq Composed ul 'ren Ldter rn tn eve rnq they converqe or' l o d ornt nee ther t r thrs reetrhof 'res rens dr served I , . I o l v - AT . .v T ' ' ' i X ' 'A V O r ej , Ll, .l. . e . N f - 'L F o e null re . .. T .. . . ' fe snr o f 'e ' , U. . ot -3 on . .Q dbe ld 5 Lt. Moet' f. Ale :zoo Q re- C' ' nerr-e'.f ' ' i. L hilt e -'. lrlll' LAN HI STAFF Last year a capable eff1c1ent staff put out a yearbook whlch fllled all expectanons and pleased the student body very much Ths year the staff of l94O was faced wrth the prob lem of bettermg the record set last year and g1v1ng the students somethtng even more en Joyable and mterestmg So we declded to combtne all the good qualrtxes of last year s book w1th some clever ones from our own group Thts we have done tn a way whrch we hope w1ll lmpress you the student body and faculty favorably and pleasantly Much labor has gone 1nto the book m1dn1ght o1l was burned frequently and pleasure t1me was cut down a great deal but we are rewarded w1th a book of whlch we hope the students wrll be very proud The staff IS deeply lndebted to Mr Goby ad vrser and the faculty advtsers of the semor class for thetr able and cooperatlve assrst ance They took many hours of the1r own fum tlme to ard us m makmg a success of our book Where else could you f1nd so many happy memorles ten years from now? lt has been sa1d that htgh school hfe IS the bas1s for your future l1v1ng If th1s 1S true then we all want to remember and by remembermg make our l1ves more benef1c1al to ourselves and others We hope and expect our book to be vtell ltked and found 1nterest1ng tn the present but we also hope that as ttme passes on you wxll have an ever rncreastng regard for 1t Whrle composlng and organrzrng thus year s ed1t1on we have attempted to compt e such 1nformat1on and knowledge as to 1nter est every 1nd1v1dual student and teacher rn Lanphler Htgh School In closlng we the staff wlsh to express our srncere apprec1at1on for the complete co operat1on offered us by the faculty and stu dent body 1 tt Q - . 5 . . . - 1 f 'fr' A , , t , . 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QA? ellifellfcg A N N COACH SORRELLS Basketball Coach MISS MOUNTIOY G1flS Athletlcs C74ZlA Zelwgi COACH ANDERSON Athletrc Drrector Football and Track Coach N tyt If COACH LINDOUIST Baseball Coach MR RAKE Boys Intramural 9 i.. 3 g I A l 4 4 L' A A S p t A R H T , CENTRAL CONF t re Lanphrer Lrons roared on to capture then second strarqht conterence cnamoton shtp oy d teatma Beardstown Fertshans and Chnton rn that order The season was very successful as a whole mth stx vtctorles one te ani ore tc ss 1 rc tle came rn the t rr hands ot our old rrvat Sprrnqtreld Htqn Other xrctorres than those rn the conference were Auburn Cathedral and Peorra Central Vftth '7 ERENCE CHAMPS t IS trne record and or mucn touqher bunch ot teams thaft before Lanomer s name rs becon tr q better known throuorhout tne state Coach Anderson and the boys who composed thrs year s team deserve much credrt tor the me port rnanshtp they showed durrna the entlre returntnq next year the success we know they wth acaulre and that they may repeat wrth f 'mother champronshlp tor Lanphter ' f V x I N 1 F' ,f A.. if j ' X 41' R - r'vL 4 1 H Bi- - 1 t ' 'e ' ' , ' , ' 'r r , t ' . . L , A x wx. J Q t hd s s t ' ' 7 ' dame at Taylorville and the loss came at the season ot play. We wish the coach and boys ,L ' ,. ' ' t ' ' , X , X . v 4 tt .H 1 X I I , tx . , '1 - W bl ,- C' I !! M-V. 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I-. I I 1 7' I ' A A I ' ' - e' . . , M I 1 A A . . V - ' - . . v I l I 'J ' . , ' , , . I X V . I ' A detensively that Lanphrer played all season. ' , ' 1 ' ' A ' 1 H ,- ' MV r ' . . . ' s ' ' ' . ' ' - . ' ' , ., . , e 'Q - ' ' ' e it l r J A , ., . . X . L . I , 1. , - - 4 I ' ' .' . . l s' f . ' ' ' e ' ' ' e . 1 ' ety-efl L15-f Mr' H531 ,A XX RW' BOTTOM ROW Hughes Rutley Hlynes Kennedy Prtola Beck Mrller VCOND ROW Rodgers Moreth TJSICUS l Saputo Vanrone Favero Reev s acaway Voods lOP ROVN PIULM Coy Gtetl Vkeyunt lolvm Che tnut lvoore Sarl' Sao key Cearllclf F S1 to FRESHMAN CITY CHAMPIONS When school opened thrs tall the largest number ot boys tn the h1story ot Lanphter reported tor practlce about S1XlYllVG rn all Coach Sorrells at once began to work these boys 1nto shape and by the date ot our ttrst game the outlook was very brlght ln the game these boys looked better than ever and they knocked oft Fenshans 6 to U They breezed r1ght along to beat S. H. S. o to O. The next game was very lopsided and Cathedral went down 32 to 6. The boys seemed to get better as trme went on and agam they beat Fertshans l8 to 6 and S H S by the btg malorlty ot 26 to 6 W1th an undefeated sea son under thelr belt and the Ctty Champ1on sh1p Coach Sorrells and h1s boys were very happy and can hardly wart untrl next season rolls around so that they may have a crack at some varslty pos1t1ons We wrsh to con gratulate the team for therr trne performance and tor the glory tnat they brought to Lan- phier High School. . tr f ' ,'-nn., L l. :blWl-!l 1P1UlblW lanplncr startcd tnc scason wtth a vcry trona team wlnch looked ltke a wmner They started out ID hne style but w1th the loss of Ray Ramsey and Lows Grbbs at mld year our team s sconnq po wer sank and we lost about three ball games m a row At once the attendance decreased and the coaches and our boys became alarfned as they t toual t the tcaclcers at dear old Lanpmer nad lost tarth rn them Pven thouah they were under me beltel that they had no supporters t'1ey went out there and roved t at tftey st ll were e cd wrt out the servrces cl our aradl f ted stars T tey beat l S D and at cnce FY tc IWC ec Q f D ny Vtrd n e et P rf: Q i'.1'.,4 ' 7. ,Ano ' L1 ,- H M H ii Q0 Q1 ' f 1 . 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L: AGO OCD S H S by a bm rnatonty Thcy al o ljcat the dtstrlct rupperup to advance to tho hnal aqamst a stronq New Berlm aaareqatton The qame was a thrlller from start to hm h and the lead chanqed a qreat rrany trm s but ttnalty wtth seconds remamma Bera schnelder New Berlm s ranay enter dumped one rn to put them adead and a few second later the qua sounded La'1c11er en ad vancecl to the Se onal Tour ament to rr ee t ens The boys ,ts o ldn see e g c tant n ens xl ,, 1 t cn '1 c tytctrscscn wt atn feats llwl err r er f to J 5 TQ Ray Rabblt Ramsey senxor forward graduat1ng 1n mxdyear r1ng1ng up a large number of potnts Ray also made honorable ment1on on Pat Harmon s All State team At Bradley 1n m1dyear he made one of the f1rst f1ve on the1r freshman team Renato Favero 1un1or forward has an other year left and much 1S expected of h1m He 1S qu1fe good on defense as well as of tense and has a swell eye for long shots Hrs play was 1nstrumental 1n our gomg to the reglonal f1nals LOUIS G1bbS senlor guard l1ke Ramsey left us at m1dyear He was always a ma1n factor 1n holdrng the team together when they were behmd or sllghtly rattled LOUIS played four years of vars1ty ball and proved to be a very valuable man all the way through Tony Rockford sen1or guard played Jun tor varsrty for two years and then advanced to the varslty He was a very good man on defense but h1s lack of S126 kept Rocky off the coveted startlng f1ve Bob Brooks Jun1or guard played a whale of a defens1ve game all year When a fast breakmg team opposed us Bob was always under the1r basket ready to break up the play whlch would net two polnts Mrke Haberle sophomore forward came up from last years freshman f1ve to make h1mself a place on the tournament squad Hell be back next year and h1s s1ze and speed w1ll make up for hrs lack of experrence Fred Yannone Junror guard has another year 1n wh1ch to do and d1e for ye old alma mater Advanclng from the Junlor varsrty Fred really went to town wxth the varsrty th1s year We w1sh h1m all the breaks 1n the world next year when basketball season rolls around 11 . 11 . 1 1 I . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I I - In n ll ll I I I 1 1 1 . 1 . . 1 1 ' I One Hundred Two Ioe Usalus sen1or center has proved h1m self a very valuable man rn the last two seasons of play He was always 1n there scrappmg gett1ng those rebounds and dump 1ng 1n several buckets Ioe has unt1l m1d year to flght for dear old Lanphler George Vener1 Jumor forward was ad vanced from the Junlor vars1ty after m1dyear and made a very good show1ng Wllh the tougher compet1t1on George IS very hard to guard due to the fact that he IS left handed He IS back w1th us next year and should be mak1ng several baskets each game F' Domlmck Campo sophomore center due to h1s helght and ab1l1ty to snag rebounds made a place on th1s year s vars1ty after ad vanc1ng from the freshman ranks He IS back next year and h1s helght should be a b1g help Newton Coy sen1or forward always kept Lanphler 1n the game w1th h1s push shots from the slde L1ke Usalus Coy graduates 1n m1dyear We hope to see h1m go on to some h1gher 1nst1tut1on of learn1ng and make good Bud Alewelt sophomore forward gamea a pos1t1on on the varsrty th1s year due to h1s f1ne ab1l1ty as a ball handler and h1s very accurate shootmg eye He w1ll be back next year and should be a very dec1d1ng factor 1n the success of our team Don Iackson sen1or guard transferred from Faxrfleld Hlgh after the season was under way but soon showed Coach Sorrells that h1s place was on the startmg f1V6 Don was a very good ball handler and proved h1s abul 1ty when the QOIHQ was tough 1 I ' I I - I I - . , 1 , ' 1 ' . , , . . , . I I - , , , , . One Hundred Three FRESHMAN TEAM IUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD 4 1 1 S ...Q k C K A' . 1. , - V R , E M E I an . P11 x J' IRONT ROVV R Webb McCoy Rockfo d Manager Grlson G Petrllli Turnbull Campo 'JHDDLL ROW Haynes Goby Hanaeur I Webb Yuskavitcl' Alewelt OP ROW Coach Sorrells Groesch Freeman Hlnrlchs Fryhoff Coy L Petrilli Coach Anderson TRACK As soon as the basketball season was over Coach Anderson made a call for track and some forty five boys reported and work outs began in the gym There were rrany sore and strained muscles the first few days but this wore off soon enough and as the days went by the boys began to work in real earnest out-of-doors. We opened the season with Athens at their track. Lanphi r made a fine snowing in this meet with a victory over the Green Warriors by the score of 60 to 58. Lefty Hinrichs looked very good in winning the high and low hurdles. Newt Coy, Tony Rock- ford, and lack Freeman also got their share of points. The next several meets were rained out and tnings looked bad as the boys were un able to workout due to the ra1n Then came a Saturday on which it didnt rain and even though there was a strong w1nd it didn t stop the Lions from roaring down to Litcheld They made a good showing but the lads from Litch field were a little too tough for tnern and the Lions went down to the tune of 70 to 45. As the weather got warmer so did the Lions and the lads journeyed to lacksonville to the Central Conference meet on May the 4th. Tony Rockford made a fine showing that day and set a new conference record in the half mile. Lanphier went home with third place which was very fine as they have so little practice. In a very tough District Lan- phier scored 3 points. One Hundred Five FIRST ROW Gretl Shadxd Dunham Roberts Beck F Saputo Gallaher I Saputo and Ven I1 SECOND ROW Usalus Favero Saladmo Selvaqaro Graff Srukel Yanonne Schwarberq Re Younq lackson and oach l..1ndqu1st BASEBALL ln the heart ot every true Amerrcan there lS an extra tmqle an extra thrrll at the men t1on of that great natronal past1me baseball Th1s year for the f1fSl rn several there are 1on 1n th1s sport So tar they have won stx and lost one and we expect them to qo tar rn thts D1str1ct Tournament whrch 15 to be held here at Lanphrer Park Thetr record 1 Lanphler Lanphler Lanphler Lanphrer Klncald Ashland Concordra l 3 Greenfxeld 2 Lanphler Routt Lanphter Ash and ll Lanphxer Fertshans wluch lS much beter than any of our crty opponents Last year we were Crty Champs 1n Baseball a fact wnrch l thmk most of us drdnt realrze ln closrng we would ltke to wrsh these heroes of the dramond and Coach Lmdqulst all the luck tn the world and we would lke to see them brtnq home a State Baseball T1tle to Dear old Lanphrer Cnc llatxlvel lf 1 , , ' , ' , , t , , , ld, A ' ........ 7 .......... l ' ' , ' - ' ........ 12 l ' ' ' . ' ........ lO ' .. 5 tournaments to determine the State Champ- Tl'1iS is CI VQTY l'1iQl'1 percentage of 85796 ' ........ l l A ' ...... 2 A I ' ........ l l .... 2 ' ' ' , ' ........ l ' . 4 l ' GOLF of the frrst tm e rn the hrstory of Lanphrer a aolf team was oraamzed Wnen Coach Anderson rssued a call twelve boys reported and praotroe was started as soon as the pub lr courses opened Student trckets were ob t rrned fron h park board and workouts vero held every evenrnq after school at Pas I ld Pr rk Frrddy Aprrl the Zotr a aualrfyrrt 5 r und was held at Pasfreld to deterrnrne who f s gcmq to be on the tea 1 Harry Freears on rr er wrtn Farr ocnrlc or tqmner He mt Moore and Vatt Krr ett close rea srrct Vee t be he Jr urday 4th lf 1 Jrf d Jerv 1tt t e t ys furneyea lacksortvr e llo re Fr errlc TEAM and carrred off 3rd place honors whrch was very good consrderrnq everythmq Oth r meets have been scheduled wrtn Taylorvrlle and Sprrnqfreld H1qh and we feel sure that our boys wrll do therr best aqarnst these r1vals We hope tl at from flow on there wrll be a great lnterest taken rn th1s sport and thtt Lanphrer wrll contrnue havrnq teams rn the Drstrrct Tournament eacn year Most all of our oppone ts rn other sports nave qolf tean s and we n ust strlve to keep these r1vals from qettrtg dread of us Con'e on you under lassvr en let s get ou' po s or uncle s old set of clubs ada oeqrn pra tr rt tl'1s sum er so ' at ost may marie or yourself a p aoe on thrs golf team for nef year Eiztuzti flosnilc v 3 ft ,1 ,,.. t . . , . Ll , t . r . e 'C o . f - ' ' ' ' 1 t, 1 t e . wvfyu - .J L A ., . f f h. .,, . . , . o . . o .. . fx ' ' f I I . l V ., 1-ff 1 . t o rr . , t . .,, P. ' . , l , ll ' , ' e Has to qua fx, , l ,I ., rl' .i on t . o . 0' - , ' , v - - Q . , V , , . A lv T V V behind 11121, rn that order. They were then V rf ez o ' . . o - V rn tzge D1 t o moot o o ld at c rio. . ' o liziksorx' lle in Sat , flay the tffh o . ' ' ' N c ci. cj Q nz , o fx ganaxoap oi wet 3 ,unas an ' A l le y ' too, . . . 1 r . A r c mn ,,. gg ff., 1 ' ,F . tu t f -f ,lac .oo .W oo - ,o o o to o. . . r . .. . CHEER LEADERS TUMBLING TEAM -,......,.sQ.,4.-.U INTRAMURAL SPORTS tRomcx Cafel WT This year Lanphier had a larger staff of cheerleaders than ever before. The cheers were much better organizd this year than be- fore thanks to this large group of cheerlead- ers. We had two girls who were excellent tumblers. This added much beauty to our heering section lohn Peacher Dorothy Roo erick and Dorothy Gray are the senior cheer leaders whom we wish to thank for thi fine piece of work they have done for our dea old alma mater We have three good one back next year in Eleanor Solomon Franc Gorsek and Bill Davis lf our cheering 1m proves as much next year as it did this year we should have by far the best yelling in the city Mr Cain deserves a lot of credit for ou fine cheering also The boys and girls who worked on this team deserve a big hand from everyone for their fine performances during the intermls sions at basketball games They had to work ve y hard to p rfect the stunts which they gave for the crowds approval Mr Hake de serves lots of credit right along with them as it was he who worked up these stunts and spent many hours of his valuable time after school Our team was the only one of its type in the city and we think all those who had the pleasure of watcning them were well pleased Another very prominent activity among the male sex around Lanphier is the Saturday morning basketball league which is under the direction of Mr Leonard Rake This is a very fine proiect in that it develops boys and gives them experience so that they may make tne varsity squad Coach Sorrels also has a chance to look over boys which show pro ise and put them on one of his teams where they may develop under him while learning the style of play he teaches Tney played ery Saturday and at tne end of the seaso 1 a round robin tourney was neld Roma Cafe came out the winner and the boys on this tearr were presented medals This is the tt ird year we have had a successful intramura season ne Ilvndrod Light 1940 LAN HI STAFF GE ORGI PFTRILU FPO. 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Sen- iors. 4, A poputar p1ace. 5. Taste qood? 6. Typi- cal crowd. 7. What'11 you have? 8. Our hurdler. 9. Hot-dogs. 10. Wor1d's Fair Proni. 11. Must have been a pad day. 12. Vtfatchinq the piaskin. 13. Spring-fever. 14. Qur Associate Editor. 15. Lan- phier Greater 1J1instre1s. 16. The pause that ree freshesf' 17. Cain arid son. 18. Love in h1ocrn. 19. Christrnas Cantata. 20. Dean A1brecht the sec- ond. 21. Sty1e-show. 22. 'What is it? 23. Thetwins. 24. Lets eat. 25. Tootin' sticks. DEAR DIARY: Sept. ll Heat wavell Schcv. opens as week late. Sept. 17 Activity ticket on sale. S250 out cf my pocket but Tm saving 35.00 at that. Sept. 22 Hurranl We won the first gaiize of the football season, beating Beardstown, l2-7. Oct. 5 -Swing and live. The seniors gave their first successful matinee dance. Oct. E Taylorville game 0 to 0. What a battle!! Oct. l3 Onl Unluclcy day again Lan- pnier bows before Springfields smashing line. Better luck next time. Score lil-0. Oct. 19 Beat Cathedral in a hard fought battle. The score 6-0. Oct. 27- Big doing tonight. Lanphier won another Central Conference game by beat- ing Clinton 21-l3. Another successful home- coming dance was held afterwards. Nov. 3- The Drama Club certainly has an- otner success on their fall play Galahad iczies ct gay ll-Zlll'llf3C1Tl9d coiiiedy. Nov. ll The teazig finished off the season 'x'!1Ilf11Ilfj from Peoria Central with a feast after the gaziie at the captains tLeno Petrillib house. lust found out our freshman football players are City Champs. Nov. l3 Oh-Bruin, l've been yawning all day. Our new eight o'cloclc schedule went into effect this morning. Nov. 2l The l939 football banquet was held tonight and Yonnone and Schwarberg were elected our '40 captains. Dec. 5 Band and Orchestra concert to- night. New pieces, a new dance team and another success for the instrumental depart- ment. Dec. 8- -Vtfe have a new club Senior Girls' Council. They have formed this club to help the freshmen get acquainted. Dec. 22-Ian. 2fChristmas holidays. Yip- peell lan. 2f'What a vacation, and now back to mid-semester exams. lan. 25 Mid-semester graduation. lan. 29 A new healthy crop of green fresh men and the 2nd semester begins, lan. 30 eWe played Springfield at the armory tonight. lvfidfsemester graduation cramped our style and we lost 22-l4. Feb. l3 - We lost another intra-city tilt with Feitshans, score 42-20. Feb. 22'eTonight is the massed orchestra concert. Springfield and Feitshans will merge with Lanphier for this evening's performance. Feb. 25fLan-Hi salesmen began taking orders for books today. l bought mine early to be sure to get one. Feb. 27-Lan-Hi staff tearing their hair try- ing to get the seniors to have their pictures taken. Feb. 28eLanphier beats Divernon in first game of Regional. March 2fAlthough New Berlin beat us by one point to win the Regional we still get to go to the Sectional next Week. March 7 Athens beat us in our first ganie of the Sectional by the score of l9-23. March 9 ffsli-Y sponsored the first annual basketball banquet this evening. March 29 -Gee l'rn tired the seniors gave another successful Senior-Alumni dance to- night and l think I must have danced a mil- lion steps. March 30f'l'he band and choir traveled to Beardstown again for the district contest to- day. Results: Choir first rating -Band 2nd rating. April 4A--Track season gets a start by win- ning our first meet from Athens 60-58. April 0-Band and choir soloists go to Peoria this time and bring home more first ratings and honors to L. H. S. April 8fLan-l-li staff elected for '4l. 'N CANDID SHOTS A vv -HG I 'il'l F1 ul 1. Dot, 2. Gates. 3. Te11t1st3o, 4. Look at tim' kia dandrutfl 5. Wide open spaces. 5. Fortr1a1 or otherwise. 7. Not thirsty are you? 8. Resting. 9. Forenian Fulqenzi. 10. C1assified ads or what have you. 11. Champs. 12. After a hard days work. 13. The darnse1s. 14. Mr. and Mrs. 15. Give nie 1iberty or give me death! 16. Fans. 17. Steve. 18. Hts hiqhness. 19. Time-out. 20. Kinda' corny. 21. Notice the p1ateffernpty. 22. Cafe. 23. 'Tatnt nice to point. 24. Rootina his Way throuah sohoo1. 25. Find it. One Han r V April 9 Prom conirnittee is selected cmd dote set for Moy l8. April l2 No school. Tectchers lnstitute. April l5 -Bond Booster club orgcmized by Mr. Sctch cmd Mr. Sticlcney. April l6 A golf tecmi lids been storted with Dori Anderson ots cooch. April 20 Choir goes to Chotrnpctign lor Stctte contest cmd get ci 2nd rctting. April 26 Senior clctss gctve their ploy The Seven Sisters tonight to ct pgclced house. April 29 'lntro-city troclc meet, Lcmphier won second. Mcxy l Snow! lsn't spring ever Corning? SCHOOL LIFE Moy 3 Bcmd cmd Qrchestro gctve their spring concert. Moty 7 Educcxtionol tctir. Gee, l looked dll over for rny poster eprobcibly wctsn't so good ctfter ctll. Moy Q Lonecon club hots ct Mothers bon- quet. Moy l8 Biggest socictl event of Lomphier school yectr lunior-Senior Prom. Moy 26 Botccctlcturectte. Mcty 27 Recognition ctssembly. Senior clgss picnic ot the lglce. Moy 28 Goodbye seniors. Grcxduotion. Moy 29 School is out see most of you cxll next yecrr. Six 1. Prci,te5sor1.fi11ei. 2. Crowded? 3. Guess who? 4. Fctnii11t:r faces. S. Schccti 5 LL 14112321 on t:Le qrciss. 7, A bit nziiddy, 11Hl11? 8. WEiot tio teiiows? 9. 15 it good? 1U. 1r.eFc1cu1ty Gdzrie. 11. Leisure tinie. 12. 1V1r.BC1rqer. 13. Mary. 14. Qver the top. 15. Notice the wovy noir! 16. 1o1ifY President. 17. Ah. 18, Peocher. 19. Waiting? 20. hiterestinq? 21. Going home qoinq iionie. 22. Coptoin Petri11i. 23. Heidxdtion, 24. Ernnic1be1. 25. B1oW nord! 25. Iitterbuqs. 27. 1ewe1. 28. Mott. 29. Cn the woy. vi.-E . l. ljditorfinfoliiol ond liiss iicxl. 2. Ttiinblor Kon nody. 3. To niucli woistlino. 4. 'llio tliitist. 5. Tiicitb why tlioy win niillc. 6. Cliot. 7. Busy body. 8 Clerk Colson. 9. Posod? lO. 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