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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1946 volume:

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W-km ' 'S Tr-. , 4'-'H J- Because we nave tne privilege of walking down the Ave' nue in the crisp days of fall, durinq the snows of winter, and in tlie makes you want to Walla slower days of sprinqq be- cause of the friendliness and support of its rnercliants: because of the rnany joyous liours we have spent in its Hnanq outs, we, tlie Senior Class, affectionately dedicate the l946 l.anfHi to the AVENUE. ' gm, Q ' ' M A , f,av Q'f , 'f3ff,?S6.a,J4Z 'vf--hm..-...,,,,N, 'x ,Q-5' 'Tx'K?- iq. 1 .,.. L X W-Q AX -qY,L.r Q 1 W.: ,- 5 W 1 3 i fi. O '1' fav-J ! 1 1 , , ...Ll 5 1 WSF we fig-Q? I by 7 1 TF! E -. iz., . .rf Y 2 . . a, NX T, nj, ,ff Lai' , r. ,, T. . al K Fx X x 495 5 'g 'A 1 1-Iuxupr Sal I if 2 1 , ii . - L.. ,. X .1-,WA T.. ., 5.5, L I v Wh -1, ' in I D. H ' ugh iii S' 'ip ri: riisza, I,ZITf'i1L1Hiil'V! in 1 sv x 1:fr:,n I ZIV, 'Ei' E113 1:-. Upon introducing our Two guides, Lono Lonpiiier ond Louie Lion, we would like io soy thot the Lon-Hi is o diory of file studenfs weii-iiiied hiqh school doye. A diory which Coptures forever ond wnion, in 'ner yeors, will bring book QLQCISCIYII ziernories sL1:EL oe ine first ddy of liiqli soiooi, your dczte ior the Iun1orfSenior Prozzi, and lost, now sophisticated yo-.1 felt when you wdiked down ine oisie in your cop ond gown on qroduotion niqizi. Vfe have noi only oiteznpred to record our sooioi ootivi- ties LILLY CASS CUT SCLCLISUC QHCISGTCIS. L. sf W 5 Q Q e O! x v'Av'!E OF QUR SQHQQL .H 9 4 4-Eh! 'K r 7-gg... H' , SE fa.. 3 It 1 M...n.....uy-Q...-1 . - - ' -fn 'f - '1- A ' af 2 NICE DAYS SEE US ON THE STEPS .s f'1 Y Q 3 198 ZW K K7 00030 A i BIINN CLASSES JUNE SENIORS 6 Pre-srdent Pr s Qecretary Treasurer CLASS I-IISTQRY OFFICERS Gus Marzrnzrk Mny Lou Sponsler Dorothy Porter Ralph Bolmqer The SSHIOIS th1s year really have had therr hands lull wrth loads of ex crtement FIIST of all, the qratuatmq semors recerved thelr announcements and then the1r robes The sernors' class play thls year, The Doctor Has a Dauqhterf' was one of tne spr1nq's brq events and we had a bla turnout The senlors spent about four months of th1s wrnter, sellmq and com p1l1nq the Lan H1 Thrs year when the senrors put on thelr annual Homecommq Dance we saw many iamlllar faces we had not seen for several war years Thls year the senlors were the quests of the rumors at the Prom, Iune 2 Bobble Kay's orchestra played tCont1nued on page 219 P l l gy , A I XSWQA . ,,,,,ig,?.k,V -.1 'ri 5 . W-.J . l 2 Kew-nil ,' A 1 ' .1 ,Q:'.f.i?'r 1 - , v ,1,,,.'..w gt 5 I' . 4321, 1,7 N757 V-L W T T . , ,XM I, 1. T VICQ e ., .... .. ..... n , K, . .,............,............ . 'V ' , f J I Y. fi, I L.: 'S' . ,D 9 in Ha 4 'I , ,, V3.1 55: '13 yd, fav . 1 , v sk 'vi 1 A I SM? S 's 9-Isla 7 ,, U - . x AA! A W' U f if 1 as , -'XL L, A ,I , 'f-N 'fr 'YJ 97 g if 1 . , we Yr ., Vx T131 4 vu' W E ' BOB ALLARD Football: Basket- ball: Baseball: A Cappella: Eoys' Ensemble: Cla S s Play: L Club: Sia- rna Iota Nu: Class Secretary, 3: Lan- Hi Staff: Iuno '46. MARY BENNETT Student Council: lune '46, IOHN BOOKS Football Ch ir Iune EV ELYN CLINGAN A C a p p e l l a 1 r Ensemble Ianuary 46 NALTER CRDZAN A Caopella Iune Class Vice Presi den 2 Baseball B sketbai L Clu Iune 46 RE REALLY Tl-IE TOP STUFF NOW GEORGE ALLISON DOROTHY AUSTIN IUNE BALES NORMA IEAN FRANCES Trans, Springfield Iune '46, Glee Club: Senior RALLY BEDALE IZ: Trick: Iune '46. Choir: Iune '46, GA.A.: Iune '46, Trans. Feitsiians TWYLA BERGMAN Girls' Glee Debate BETTY CC Drama DOUG DAVENPORT Baskeball Intra Mural Basketball Sigma Iota Nu De ra Clu Bas Jll Tr ns Spring 2 June Cneerleader Sen lor Choir Art Club n H1 a une Dra a t li Choir DORIS DeSPAIN C A S e n 1 o BIESENTHAL Lanecon: A Cap- pella: National Honor Society' Lan- Hi Staff Iune 46 CARL BURGER track Sports tnedral IUANITA BOGUE G.A.A.: Dramatic Club: Math Club: Senior enicr 3: Iune '46, RALPH BOLINGER Basketball: L Club: Class Treas- urer, 4: Iune '46, MARY CIRILLO Iune 46 CORNISH NORMA CRAIG Class Lane on Senior Quill Cnoir June 46 D1PAQOUALE IAMES DUNN Iune 46 Drama ic C lu b Choir Iune 46 A Cappella D ana Iune 45 e Club Iun 46 OBEFQ FARMER A 'F FALKFR IANIE I-URRY RF INA GANSKY M as V1 I UH Debate lane 46 u If CK tra s rm :une Page 13 , 1 5 A M : Nu: ' . Q' 5 '46, t,- : '46. So- '46. G' ls' : 2: ' ' ' 2 ' . . ' I S ' '46, A 7 .7 ' I' ' ' - l' I '46, 1 7 - 'z ' . 1 e- I 1 1: ' - 1 te b: e- field : ' '46, TOM DURAICO ORVILLE E'.'.'ING R FT . I I-.-S F' Q , IDG ' ' -- 'V ' 7 - fntra- ural B - lane '46, Si:j.a ofa Nu: I e '46, T, : ' ' : ' ' : : lteibiil: ' ' - C I: bg La - .' Sf .lj I Cl bg E 3 ': M rl , ' - , '46, No Lziz I W '45- V, , --W ' x S!! 46 'C M -1 W My K . Q- I I wx.- wx 'A X 'Q Q s R Q 6' 4 4 INTERFERE WITH COINC TO HICH RAY GEER MARSHALL Track: Student Council: Iune '46. SHIRLEY IENKERSON G A A A ap re a Art Club Class Secretary 2 Iuic 46 ART HUR KOBIALKA Iootball Track ,ui and Scroll Nitiorral Honor So aioty lune 46 IUNE KRUG Math C l u b A Cappella L a n H i Salt Iune 46 PAT LYMAN Ouill 'md Scroll 0 surer If 6 BFTTY MEIRON G A A Art Clul National rloncr e Iunc HANDSHY lung '46, PAT IONES BETTY HANKINS Sigma Iota Nu: Ouill and Scroll: Trans. Ball Town- snip 3: Iune '46. HAROLD JORDAN IEAN HANSON BILL HOLLER Debate Club: Iune Itrnuary '46, '46. IACK KANE BL TT Y I OU KELLEY G A A M a t li C l u b Drarnat c C ub Ar Club June 46 Track Band Iune 46 Sigma Io a Nu Trans Ca 2 Iune 46 IEAN KORNFELD G A A Club C Play Gir R e s e r v e s Student Council Sigma Iota Nu Na tional Honor S o Ciely Trans une Senior MARGARET KRUEGER Sigma Trans Iune 46 ALICE MACK Band Tune 46 SAM MILLION Class Treasu fr Q Vice Presiden rppell 1 G e C u uno GUS MARZINZIK Basketball Cl ss Crppella Boys En semblc L S 'I Tune b MARGARET MITCH lvl rtli Clul Lanc Band une Ouill and Iune 46 MARGUERITF MONTALBANO Studen Counil Iune 46 G A A Tune 46 Choir A Iune 46 Ar Club SCHOOL IOHN INGRAM Dramatic C l u l 3 Art Clulvg lli-Y: Tumblingg A Clip Della: Mixed lin- :emblny Iune '45, IRENE KENEASTER G A A Testers Math Club Nation al Honor So iety June 46 ESTELLE KNOX Senior Cho Iune 46 GRETA LUNDGREN Trans Springfield 3 ,une 46 MEACHUM LILLIAN MEANS BETTY NAPIIR IOYCE PAGE Math Club Lane GAA Art Club con National Honor S mor Choir Iune Sci ety Iune Pan 5 . , .1 c . I I . . I 1 , ' ' H , 1 ', : ll : 7 l 5 t g 7 ' l ': 5' I I . I . . .3 ' iff c '11 7 il: ' A '46. 1 I ' ' ' rr So- : I ' . T 7 ' . , '46- CUISS 'lr WY . l: President l, 41 A Sigma Iota Nup 3 5 lu: 1 '4 I ,' , 7 ' . ' h L ' V . 2: fi n - Hi tai! A '4 . ' ' 1 Su- ' - ' t, 31 A 'onr 2 I 2 f 7 ' . e ' . ' 7 ' vi ,typ ' '46, C: fp B rr y s' '46. ' , , 'i 5 '46, '46, l 6 l lu I . '46. fy l. A WM ,, 3, 1 ' J-Lx , AWN 'n .l A, W X W is QW we QL-'Y Q X 4 2 Y ,,AV 5 , QP ' S ,Q cv .-sh' , 'Q .4- ,, Q5 . ,A wx XQQQ. 'QF ra Y 3 if f 4, CHARLES PALMER Iurie '46. EUGENIA PRIMM Senior Choir A Cappella lune 46 KENNETH RODGERS Trans Chillicothe A Cappe a Boys Glee Club B o y s Ensemble Iune 46 CLAUDE SOWLE Student Council Quill and Scroll Sigma Io a N Radio Club Dra matic Club Iune LORENE STOFFEL Siama Iota Nu BERNADINE TEMPLETON Senior C h o 1 r Girls Glee Club June 46 BUT WE WON IRMA PARSCINSKI LOU ALICE PAYNE Iune '46. National Honor Society: L a n -Hi 7 lune '46. DOROTHY PICKRELL Senior Choirp Girls' Glee Clubg A Cappella: U s h e r - ette G A A u dent Counfil uno PAT RADEORD CHARLOTTE RAY LAURA RIBISI KATHRYN PIERCE Ouill and Scroll: Iune '46. MINNIE ROCKFORD Senior C h o 1 r Iune 46 PAUL ARTHUR Basketball ural Choir A Iune 46 IAMES STONE Trans Feitshans MARY ROSE TOIGO Lanecon Student Council A Cap pella Mixed En semble Lan Staff lunp 46 M a t li Choir Honor Class HUG ACa Tumblmq C I a s s President 2 une EOB TUTTLE Student Council Senior Choir Iune Ictnuary 46 SHEPHERD Trans St Louis Iune 46 or Society ROSEMARY WEISSBERG GAA Lanecon A Cappella Girls Ensemble Iune 46 Ianuary 46 IULIAN STESKAL A Cap STURGIS Club G A A Student Coun A Cappella ls Ensembl Lanlli Staff une CECIL WELLER Band Iune 46 DOROTHY PORTER Quill and Scroll: Sigma Iota Nug Class Secretary, 45 Iune '46. ROBERT RODEMS Iune 46 SAM SORENSON Cappella Iun RADEANE STEWART G A A S e n 1 o r Choir Trans Mur physboro Township 2 Iune 46 IEA N TAYLOR Trans Petersburg ELNORE WEST G A A A ap pella Girls Ensem O u 1 a n Scroll Class Sec re ary l Mixed Ensemble National Honor Society Lan rii Staff Iune Page 17 : . . .: St - : I '46, ' 'z ' ' 1 I ' , ' , . ' ' 3: I' 'I I O 2? ll 5 A 46. I 7 M 7 Se , . . li - ' I 1 ur ' r ' 1 '46, 6 ' , , . '46 L I ' ' I , Senior Choir: Iune 25 Iune '46, Mixed Clubil 13614516 4, IuneI'45. '46, I . A ' 1 1 : I ' : q '46, , f 9, ' A ' : I '46. v I Ii - 7 ' . . . .2 C - I I 7 I 5 ' V456 : ' ' ble: ' l I d I -Hi I A 1 'I 7 ' ' ' 5 , '46. NOW WE CAN SUBSCRIBE TO ESQUIRE ITOB BARTLETT Debate C I Iune '46. PAT FERRY Art Club: '46, RICHARD LQGRANDE Iunrf '46. MARY PAYNE 11237 Iune Senior Cixcxrr Iune 46. II11qn IR DAVID BEATTY Trans. Springfield 35 C.A.P.C,g Lan-H1 Iune '46. HAROLD GREEAR Bcndy Iune '45 PAT LEHMAN Iune '45 HENRY PIPER E 1 n dc Nuticnc. Eisner S C I i e ty Iunr '46, 'Q NOT PICTURED Iun LEWIS CASTER A C1ypeIIcg Iune 46. BOB I-IANSEN M G t h C I u by Cheedecciery Iune '46, NADINE LOWE Lrmerony Serum Choiry Girls' Gif Q' CIUIQ Iunr- 516. RICHARD RANDALL Iune '-lb. '46. PAUL OAVENEY Iune '46. ARTHUR I-IOCHNIAN E.E.A.7 S I C, m Isis N117 Iunf '46 ROBERT MAIRISCH Be1seIn:rII7 Orwhes- Irnrq Iune '4b. ELEANOR RUDOLPH OuiII and Srrc Iune '-36. 'WILLIAM DELONEY Iune '-16. MARY ELLEN KAVISH L G n e C Q n 7 Art CIUIC: Siqmzi Ictc INL1' Iuun 46. ALICE NAYLOR Senior Choir: A CcDpeII41r Iunf- '46, LLOYD STABER Iune '46, HERBERT DUERR E:oIb':IIy Iune '46 CHRISTINE LASH Senior Choirg Iune '46, LOUIE NOLL B:rsketbf1II5 Foo! I:e,rII7 L CIUIO7 A O.zppeII1xq Iune '46 FRED STEPHEN LI. S. Naval Rc- servep Iune '-46. WILLIAM WHITFORD Trans. Keysport 3: Iune '46. NOW IACK WICKS KENNETH DON WOODWARD BETTY WOOLSTON LOIS ZEPP January '46 WOODARD r Club: Iune Art Club A Cap Semor Ch o1r lune '46 pella Iune 46 Iune 46 IACKIE MORRY WALTER YOSWIG STREMSTERFER June 46 Iune ,46. Sigma Iota Nu ,Tune '46 BOB BEAMS KENNETH BETTY GRUBER Football January BRICKLER lanuary rack: Ba ndg Ianuary F-F-A-: Ianuary Ianuary 47. '47, BILL HANDSHY IOHN HARTUNG ALEX KLUNICK HERMAN ROY LUNICK DON NOLTING Foctballp Ianuary Ianuary 47 FFA Ianuary KORFANTA Senior Choir: A Intra-MuralSpcrts: Ba ball EFA.: Cappella: Boys' Ianuary '47. Ianuary 47 Ensemble Track: Ianuary 47. RTHUR WALTON DONALD WATSON TAMERA ZELLERS Football' L Club' Ianuary '47, Chclr Ian- Page 19 BERNADINE ROBERT WALSH WASHINGTON Ianuary A apoella Ian 47 uary 47 Iar uary 47 uary A 47 Semor Page THE DOCTCDR HAS A DAUGHTER SEATED Left to Rrght Claude Sowle Elnore West lean Kornfeld Iohn Ingram STANDING Left to Blght Norma Schwarberg Leonard Semon Betty Lou Kelley Brchard Connell Pnvllls 'Wes er Held Dave Beatty Betty Zmk he Doctor l-las a Daughter by George Batson was warmly recelved by the aud1ence on Apr1l 27 The play was under the capable dlI9Cl1OH of Mtss Schnetter The plot of the play IS bullt around a rnlschlevous fourteen year old g1rl who IS always try1nQ to brrng heart tnterests together by wrlttng sent1mental notes beglnnrng My peach blossom The cast was a notable one and each character portrayed hrs role rn a llfehke man ner Iean Kornfeld played the role of a typrcal fourteen year old g1rl Tommy Bllllngs El nore West had the part of Mrs Bllhngs a capable woman of forty w1th a warrn smlle Doc B1lllI1gS who was played by Claude Sowle was a klndly man wtth an ever present sens of humor Norma Schwarberg appeared rn the role of Flora Lee Btllrngs an attract1ve ser1ous mlnded gtrl of twenty Betty Lou Kelley played cleverly the part of Cleota the rnald Phyllls Westerfleld portrayed the part of Dodo Grant an enthuslastrc g1rl of fourteen lohn Ingram was cast as a fourteen year old easlly excrted boy wlth a votce that breaks frequent ly Betty Zlnlc played the part of a school teacher who was QIVGH to extravagant gestures and breathless speeches Rtchard Connell had the part of a good lookmg young man of twenty who was engaged to Flora Lee Nadlne Lowe acted as Cassandra Thorn an elder ly woman who seldom srnlled Leonard Semon was cast as a sto ky arrrn vtsaged rnan IH hrs frftxes w1th a notor1ously bad temper Dave B atty had the part of a dapper gen tleman who alwavs dressed ln loud style 20 , .1 ,, 4- 1 3 1 1 1 - . . . , . Q A 1 - t 1 1 1 , ' 1111- 11 - - 1 1 1 . t . . . . 11 11 1 t 1 'WW ' ' . ' ' , . ' . , . ' ' . Q 1 1 V - r 1 ' . , . , . . - ' - . , . A . - . . . V , , A 1 . . C A ' JANUARY SENIQRS OFFICERS Presxdent Bob Burke fu fi? Vxce Presxdent Wxlma Emerson Treasurer Herb l-loedn Secretary Pearl Selvagg1o 'Ts Aye 1-wh ...AUL -JXIQ CLASS HISTCDRY The class that lb 'he l2 class now sponsored a mld year formal dance the 29th of December The gym was decorated Wlth a brlghtly l1t Chr1stmas tree and Chrlstmas tree bougns along the s1de whlch formed a pretty back around for dancrng to the mus1c of Bobb1e Kay and h1s orchestra The senxors who graduated thls Iune held thelr p1cn1c at Lake Sprmg held had th b l e1r acca aureate servtce ln tae chool aud1tor1um then rece1ved therr dxplomas on lune o In Honor Socxety and three xn Ianuary s class the lune graduatmg class tnere were seventeen students ln Nahonal Q 1' gg P033 ' ' .........,...... ' T .iffy u - . I 'flux 2 T L rag T f ,K ' ' 5 rylg? 0 -' . 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A F ':..-K., , - 'A .-- z 14' A f f , ' r ' y, 'i If in J . 7 5 A ff' , , Q 2 ' 4 1 x , QQ - 1 -s i ff-C5-W Ng Y 3' XF 1 CLARENCE ADAMS Trans Fertshans Senxcr C morr January 47 BRUCE DOPP Football Tracta Basketball Jntra Mural Sports Radto Club L Club Stu dent Councrl Jan uary 47 MURIEL GRAHAM G A A Councll L a n Staff Natxonal or Socrety J JIM MURPHY Track A ay pella January 47 SHIRLEY ROSE Class Sec etary Semor CHoxr tional Honc S 1ety January 47 WERE NEARLY THERE ANI I A ALBRIGHT January 47 WILMA EMERSONJ Class S Cre ary 7 Nauonal Honor So W ARREN BAKER B ct n d Studen Counc1l January DOROTHY ERI-IARI mentor C 1 o 1 r January 47 NORMA BEATTIE G A A T u m bln q January 47 MAXINE FRANCISCO January 47 DELORES BLACK Suden Cnunml Se-mor Chou Glee Club ,anuary 47 IANET FYFE January 47 crety January 4 EV LLYN NIX uary 47 TOM Mural January 47 PEGG v ATLRS Semor lass PIGSI anuary 47 SELV Band HAZEL lxfatn Clur Class dent 2 January J nulry 47 CAA PPYLLIS 1 E IERPIELD BOB BURKE Football Basket ball L Club Irxck lntraMur1l Spar Senlor Chan Jrnu ary -17 DONNA LJORSEK Stuaent C uncll January 47 DOROTHY MOTTLEY January 47 PFLUG ROSEANN A Car RASHINSKI JGYMGYY 47 Senlor Cholr La1eLon January SEMON SHIRLEY STURII NORMA THOBURJ Chorr S11 Cr Ines ra Janu January 47 ata Nu Jan Q. 4 BET Y ZINK n or Char L1r Sa' GAA Ll YI Cc1n1 st Debi: e u Clues ra Lnl-1 Staff A Cappfflla January 47. 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The Junrors select a rtnq comrmttee whrch looks at and prclcs a style rrna for thetr class and orders them By the trme the class IS an ll class they have therr rrnas As we become tumors we become upper classmen and must share many larqe respon share responsrbrlrtres by betnq othcers ot clubs makrnq P A announcements and arranqmq and puttmq on assembly proqra'ns YNY Tl! 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YOU WERE FRESI-IMEN ONCE TOP PICTURE First rcw leIt o rzqht P Howard B Burqe M Barlow' N Andruskerelch M Furnace C Keefrler A Turley B Frscher C Kucnar W Faq, I Ccons G Zulauf Second Row left lo rlqhl B Suter R Kmq D Enckson I Blank E Dodson B Havenor M Brown R Hayes M Curry C Carter L Cartwrrqht I Wxlson Tlrurd Row left to r1qht B Zanot R Gllber E I-Iandshy M Kacevrclus R D1etr1cl'1 W Douglas I Lovell G Bonnett D Green A Knappmeyer R Gcrens M Foxx I Rachkus V Wrlhams B lur'ey I Mun' D WflH1k B lfu any N Sm1tH S ond row left to r1qH I Sprmq D Mc Cally W Washmqfon B Moss M Slmcn A Sa cornano N Vrtah N Shull I Puchter V Ruh F Spears 'nrd row leff lo nq'1 I Lawson S Slankavx n W Randall L Nell r D Swork R S ll e B Rockford S Shaunc E Pclk N Moske B Moss A Nrlca Page 41 ' A ' 1 Y I I 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - A 1 - l ' . , . . , . ., . , . , . , . , . , BOTTOM PICTURE. Firsi row, left to right: B. Scninnick, D, Randazzo, D. Muir, R. Muir, D. Vasconcelles, H. Simon, . ,. 1,.. ', . 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WX Lf Y, SENIOR LEADERSHIP F QQ1 .J Lanplner SQHIOIS l1ave always prov1ded the readerslmp for a nurnoer of scnool act1v1t1es SIDCG l937 the SQUIOIS have publwhed annually tae Lan H1 the scnool yearbook wlncn pYOV1d9S an exfellent record of vanous snhool act1v1t1es Mernberslfnp on ll1e staff of Lanpwer l.14'1t tne scnool newspaper IS l1I'1'lllGd ro Senlors A cons1derable number of Se-n1or 'nay always be found 11' tne 'nern berslup of our l1ne Cl'101Y and band Senlors '1ave also prov1d d tne leaaersrno IH sprrrs and 1n clubs Lan me-r bases l rootlzall and basketloal 1ea'rs 'ave 'wade a crednaole rec 1 e er s P IU me en Conferenfe J 1 anrc 'ne Sernors 1or e1r s 1 SCIVI e ana fler J 1 'an Fll 1 at on of V13 Smcere-ly G E Sfnrney G. M.l'jkl'1EY, frir.:i5,1Q . , y , 1 , , l H l ' e Q Q fy , M ' ' . - pl.,' 'al,' 1, fs l Q 1.1 11' .1 'lo - ora tnrcugnour the years. Our teams have won more onarnpionships than nos- of any orno 'drool ' 1 o Central . o. W. 'Ne to h l .L o ' ' splendd , C, ' o con- Afflloll ons for the A, lil C i . Q.. E946 Lan-lla. . H, .1,.,.o . 'fit Ruth Tftilkr-r, Dean of Girls DEANS x 9...-w--I xv l.-e Selly, Dean of B Mr. Goby, the idol of every student, is not only an advisor but a true pal. He has been advisor of the Student Council tor the past seven years. Miss Walker acts as chairman ot social activities and prepares the school's activity calendar. She also gives her time willingly in personal guidance to hundreds ot girls. CDFFICE FGRCE When Miss McCann has that glearn in :ier eye, you know sne's going to ask you, Why werent you in school yesterday afternoon? She is the at- tendance clerk. Pounding a typewriter, balancing books and licking stanips are a iew of many clerical tasks Miss Merz does who is the secretary. -- 1 -xnvmlu -fungi -,wp F Vw r ous., ,,,,cc.nn, nncnain r-C Fling 41 EJ 1' f i in r'fr:. fu 'tint :i.c'.-:eu tr, use :ini . ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Effective self-expression and a knowledge of English literature are the goals of the composition and literature courses. ln the freshrnan and sopho- more years the students are taught the fundamentals of English, grarnrnar and punctuation. ln the junior and senior years the fine points in writing, speech, and self! expression are stressed. The literature courses serve to acquaint the students with such writers as Twain, Shakespeare, and many others. The modern world is kept up with by the rnonthly Readers Digest. The speech class teaches the students confidence in public speaking. Training in voice, gesture and effective delivery of interesting and entertain' ing speeches is the rnain object of this course. This class presents the annual Christmas tableau. gn A-A At T is HELEN I., BELL Ph.B., University of Criicagog lll.A,, Universify of Cul English Iournulisrn . . . lf Girls' ,l.dv1s-ir . . . frznl n Linphier l.i3l.', 'ffwr Efftrds fintrr 1' ,. MISS MARIE E. FREUIQZD Eid., lllinzis Swv. Tfi English . . . 12: Cnrls' SE EMILY' 3. ,-in.: Dr: n .'crsi'y f .. f-f,.., ,J ri j.lSIi . . I Jun MISS S F 3 L VJEEUEG .,- -M -JA' ,..-, If: Girls' giviser. ,.,,,, fl Cilf, 1' . f..1 if JLHI. .L,,f1.wL..l.i if 'J-.Er lo, MR ATILE CHITI A B lllmols Wesleyan Umversl y M A UDIVSISHY ot lll1IIOl'u Socxal Science 9 Boys Advrser Chr 1rm1n Ass rn ly 0 I Proarams MR CLEO M DOPP BS Western Mrchxaan Colleae of LGUCOIOH S ll S ence I2 Boys Advxser Football and Tr rclf MR IOE R HOFFMAN BEd Western lllmors State Teachers Coll e MA State UH1V9I'S1lY ol low Soclal Scrence Scren e 9 Bays V1S61' MISS EMMA PARROTIE Blfd Western Ilhnoxs State Tea hers College AM Butler Umverslty Ind anapolls lndrana CUPGIVISIOH ot Frc hm Sophomore Study Hall IO GITIS Advlser MR ROLLA C SORRELLS AB Eurekr College S :ral c II Boys Adviser Basketball MISS RUTH O WALKER BECI lll1l'1OlS Statr Normal Umvers1ty MA Umverslty ef lll1no1s Northwestern Crlorado Sdte College Unwers ty of Mtch gin Sorlal Sclence D rn cl lls SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Our h1 tory courses cover the hlstory ot man s proaress throughout the world The student galns an acquamtance w1th the past and a better under standrnq of all people I-le also learns what the causes ot war are and after studymq h1story he knows better how to avord war Students of hlstory can proflt by the m1stakes ot prev1ous qeneratlons and are better able to cope wth natlonal problems They can make thrs world a b tter place 1n Whlch to l1Ve Umt d States hlstory acquamts the student W1th the h1story of our own country 1ts l1nanc1al and polltrcal Cl1lfICL1lll9S and the expanslon ot our terrl tory World l'11SlOIY QIVGS the hlstory of other countrles and thelr problems We are kept abreast of the news ot today by the weekly Amerlcan Ob server whlch QIVSS both sldes ot all natxonal problems t .asnt LIHCCIH who .rossed the Deluvore on an lcecake Page 48 Li if gfwfn' After the picture was taken, this experiment hlew up. SCIENCE Lanphier's science department offers eight semesters of Work in general science, biology, chemistry and physics. General science serves as an introduction to science. ln this course the pupil gets a general View of the whole field of scientific progress. Biology is the study of living things, in other words, of plants and ani- mals. Enjoyment in the course is enhanced by field trips and the use of films. Chemistry is valuable to every person in that it acauaints him with the materials around him and his use of these materials. MR. CARL E. FSENSHAEV B.Ed., Normal Universityy MS., University of illinois C' n . ll: Boys' Adviser. MISS OPEL M. RIPPEY BS., University of Illinois: MS. University cf illinois . . . Science. MH. ALBERT M. TAYLOR BS., M.S., University of Illinois . Science . iff Boys' .3-.dvis r MR. l. C. WETZEL AB., Carthage College, Alf., University cf Cc.lcr'i4ic . . S'if'nf'e . 10: Boys' Adviser . . . Cheer Lefifiers, Nutionil Honor Society. PJQQ 49 qv, ,115 MR. EDWARD T. BOYLE B.A., Centre College, Danville, Ky .... ifiiematics . . . 92 Boys' Adviser . . . Football and Baseball Coach, Athletic Director. MISS MARY F. CHATBURN AB., University of Nebraska: M.A., Columbia University . . Mathematics . . . 92 Girls' Adviser . . . Math Club. MR. CLARENCE S. COE BS., University of lllinois . . Nltizlieir is . . lO: Boys' Adviser. MATH DEPARTMENT This department covers a wide field in mathematics. Ability to interpret and to use symbols ot this course is necessary for the understanding ot the scientific and of the business worlds ot today. Students who plan to go to college should be sure to get a thorough instruction in mathematics. Now many students, even those who are not planning to attend college take mathematics because they realize the great importance it plays in the business World. There are few fields open where mathematics in some form is not desirable. The mathernatic courses at Lanphier give the student the specialized study he needs to be a success. VVe're letting teacher do it because we don't know how. W ' flilllw 3 A ..es rn :'3'f rs ozneg r iss S I fr.. .YF , Goal posture f- if r rt' S ' CCDMMERCIAI. DEPARTMENT During this ddy dnd dge it is essentiotl tholt every boy ond girl who deerns it possible, to benefit by the grectt opportunities in the oonirneroidl field. These opportunities ore offered by the high schools. Sophornores orre given the first step in the business world in boolcf keeping trdining. Here they leorn how to bdlcrnoe gn oooount, irztorpret finonoidl stdternents and vdrious other bookkeeping Jobs. The first yedr of shorthond and typing is offered to Juniors. A net speed of 35 words cr rninute for l5 rninutes with less tnon lU errors is required ot the end of the first yedr typing course, while 60 words per rriiriute is required for shorthond credit. This firstfyedr Course is prirnotrily for personal use while the second yefir prepdres you for d oleriodl job. -..A .ffl 1 . .1 , ITIS -J' ,... fl ' g T Xt' rf HCDME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Page 52 fl-Q 'auqmnq oxas dxqestxon The purpose of thrs department IS to make our future Women of tornor row better homemakers It also teaches a q1rl good qroommq and helps prepare her for the buslness world by developrnq a pleasant personaltty In the clothmq course garment constructron 1S taught and the plannmq of a wardrobe It also helps a qrrl to become a qood buyer Sometrmes boys enroll rn the food classes The student learns how to plan an appetlzlnq and nutntrous meal and the rlqht way to cook 1t The lm provernent of lutchens and dmmq rooms 1S also stud1ed The other course offered rn thrs held 1S home and famlly lrfe Whlch com bmes lnstructron ln the use of lersure trme mterror decoratlon and home llte MISS LOIS HOPWOOD BEd lllmols State Normal Umverstty MA Umverslty of Columbra Home Economlcs 10 Grrls Aavxser Lane con Club MISS RUTH E WINEMAN BEd Illmols State Normal Umverslty Umversxty of Mmnesota Home Economxcs 12 GIFIS Advrser Lanecon Club l N ,T , ' 15 ., f - . 'U 'Y ' s. ,-. Q Y 3 ,. tn h , VS , ' , , - . ., I ' no ' l I . ., I ' t 23' R' -txfa ,f A .V gf ' ,E xl 55, f 3 ' Y 1 c ,A 2 ft' . fi ..v. it -Ii. it Miss MABEL KITCH B.A,E., School ci The Art lnstitutw- of Chicago . . . Ari . . ll: Girls' Advisfvr . . , Art Cluit, Ar' Af: viser, L :iz-lli. cf Y js face 2:1 Liga 1 sf- than ycurs. ART DEPARTMENT The .Art Department, under the supervision ot iviiss Kitch, has been doing rnany interesting things in the way of still lite, figure sketching, mask making, posters, work for the Red Cross, and other interesting activities. Whenever an organization needs any artistic work done the Art Depart- ment gives its cooperation. Some project is always under way in this colorful art room. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT The customs and beliefs ol the ancients are studied in Latin. Two years of Latin culminates in a Roman banquet, with dress and food as nearly like the Romans' as possible. The Spanish class is a gay spot. Spanish songs are sung, games are played, and conversations are given. At the end of the year, a typical Mexican fiesta is held. MISS ETHEL L, FURLICH A. B., University of Chicago, f.1..i-.., University of Michigan: University of 'Nisccnsin . . . Latin, Spanish . . , 92 Girls' Adviser . . . National Hanar Sc:ie'y Ushereftes. 'fs V .Mal .... . . ...,l , FIRST ROW. Lef' to right: Bill Sfrenisf-Zrier, l:ff'y Bristow, Bety Vtloclstcn, Bessie Tcigi, Eirscrixxl, Flzr-ne Shedko, Bertha Milburn, Flcrfx Bizrtled, Norma Kunz, Rosemary Weissluura, ldliltirrri C :E riff, .vlilir-ii Knaust, Esther Duncan, Betty Million, Norma Gorsek, Betty Stewart, Elnorc- West, Roslinritr Ct-lli'ti V-estii Ptlufg, Leon: Bennett, Mary Wfitfs, lune Krug, Ninfi lNalker, Marceline Steslml, loin Kornteld, Ber' Viola. SECOND RONV. Left tc, right: Clifford Pccozfk, N :tiilie Storey, Betty Meatsliuni, Audrey Bow-Jin in, P it Er iy, Ll :riiyn Letz, Lorraine Hitfenhoris, lliirv Rose Toigo, Christine T'fl7llSfxIll','I 'lfr Sue lanes, lvl :ry Sturgis, Ncrrn: Oettlf, Betty Steele, Helen Spit-'gf-I, Leis Kopiiz, Normir Scliwfirlzerjg, Dorothy Piclcreil, lvfzrfgrif S'Ei',-.tithe-rg l1i':nit.i Rogue, Delores Or-ttlf, Dorothy liuffririri, Georgia Hodge Eugeni: Primm, Tommy EI'1'jl'1I'lf1. 'llllRD ROYJ. Lett tc right: Ncrrniin Stcrey, Herlxert Floehn, Ice Coniglio, Hugo Z-ihn, lohn ln gram, Riy Fricti- m:in, lulian Smith, Roy Lfzngtield, Riclifirrl Connell, Gene Howell, Paul Reicks, Roh All':rfi, Doug Cain, Gforgc Roberts, George Dickinson, Charles Harneit, Bill Dufner, 'Wilm'i Buccker, Alice Naylor, Anna Kopatz, Cat'- roll Roberts, Shirley Corea. FOURTH ROTN. Lett to right: Norma Tinlin, Gloria Randall, Emma Underwood, Marilyn Conger, Helen Chestnut, lick Wicks, Sam Million, Sam Sorenson, Morton Espy, Charles Scharzitin, Roy Lunirlc, Alexander Mono Ralph Kornfeld, Louis Noll, Bob Davis, Robert 'W':1shington, Ken Rodgers, Gus Marzinzik, Gene Stevenson, Bill Con- nell, Evelyn Clinzfzn line Moore, Shirley lenkerson, Pat Brincjle, Pearl Selvaogio. CAPPELLA CHCDIR The A Cappella Choir is a selective group ot lO students, with membership on the basis ot try-outs. Aside trom having a good voice, ability to sing in tune, cooperation with the rest of the group, and independence in part singing, one must have self-discipline. The Choir has made such public appearances as their own Mid-Winter and Spring Concerts, annual Christmas Vesper Service, Baccalaureate, and the Easter Sunrise Serv- ice at Washington Park. They also performed tor the South Central Division ot State Teach- ers, Youth tor Christ, and at Christmas made appearances before clubs, carolled at hospi- tals, and gave a program on the square for the lunior Chamber ot Commerce. They made a trip to Bloomington and also participated in the District Contest. -iles liatiibn LJNCA. BM., lliinois Crgl7e1:f1, Christi insen Choral Scizccl Nzirthwpstorii University, Columii: University . . . Vocal lvlusir' . . . lll Girls' Afiviser . . . Glf-e C ii's, lV7 1l Fnsenililes. e 54 4 - . i ., ex-.vw - f-.Mm :I sring Erisernirii, -ng.isl. IC! Ecjrs' Adviser. :STRING ENSHXBLE CZATED: lzidri. 1 Sf :rik,1'.'i1'r1, Shirk.-y Siurin, Robert lvfltrish, Tx-:yfz Be-rgrzizn, Dilf Rohinscn, Eff-'fy Eilirg, D ninfiis. .'7T.5.NDlN'75: ,fI.'!!lV'S lflillf-r lfr. F INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC lnstrumental activities at Lanphier are divided into tour groups: instrumental classes, cub band, band and string ensemble. New members for the band and orchestra are re- cruited from the instrumental groups and the cub band. Entrance is on a competitive basis The band is heard at all of the football and basketball games as Well as on numerous as- semblies during the year. The string ensemble has appeared at the mid-year commencement and at the senior class play, and given several programs in the Northside grade schools. The band pre- sented an assembly at Ball Township High School in February. The annual Spring Con- cert marked the close of a very active and successful year. BAND wr- , . .. rms. ml... L'-:T ' .igrit iii-riry Piper, Billy Ncrrriari, 'Nalter Dzvis, Cecil '..f-1.--r, Rcwfri Pthcidws, l iers':lLff. ' 'rilf-y, ELIIHLN- '.'.'illi'::r1s, E'i':.'iri Decker, Bob Bsfarzin, Hdrru' Huffmdsff-r, George :':.llSS 'l, Frfi Edwulski, Lliyi li ir'.'i1., ','.'iI.1':zn lffffslilc, Eugene Bee, 'Nalter Luka. .TGGN2 FGYK. Lfff ': ri'gl.': ft in '.'fa7nf-r Doris Iffosre, Burlzxrz Hivener, Slzirlfjr lxf Lfiry Gl1i'.'f-Pe, Alien fl: ic, lffxdflyri : :h, Bef: Yfaniess, limes Coifs, Harald Greeir, Minnie Fees l.'T':ry f.fffs'ircs'i1, Effy Grul er lfirilyn rf'1 E1 Czril Lfiifee Iffzrgfzre' f.fit:E1, Betty Abner, 'Jfzndd King. IHIFD Left ': right: l.fr. S::i1, Diik Shelton, fchn Gcrsek, George Msstakx, Nzthxn Plurnrrer, Billy '.'.'i1scn Fig' Shek: jan Spillf, 'zines Dunn, Bill Phillips, Paul Schrenk, George Curry, Fussef Albert. FOURTH ROY. Left 'c right: -felvin lznes, Fiber: Lowery, 'ffillizrx Lynn, Art Fresiur 1, Bch Sh-err: l' Jffzrrfn 3 - ' ' T ' ' ' ' 'i Fihcides, Dzn Shuriilcer EX Fzsriurn, TVB: Gzilier. ., li... rmrri Fife H' niicn FLT: f Z . . E Q , F 'VP ,,v-v STANDING: Mary Mernin, Csnsetfi Ganei, Miss Thonias, lffdry Bfrldridge, ltfzriiz Bzifiridaf. Our likzrfiry :i.:s 4 '.ve,i.tii of ':, Ks znfi rr-ff-rin v zz. :tt-ii :I f -' y I-:irivi for the benefit of the student. The shelves are kept upltc-arte '.-Jim new itpoxs Leiiitg 'iddt .i to our gain a wider knowledge of all their suloiects. MISS V. IEAN THOMAS BED., Illinois State Normal University: BS., in Lizzrlzry Suierit'-i rnvf-rsity of llli- nois . . . Liivrfrrifin . . . Q2 Girls' Advisftr. STUDY HALLS Lanphier students have one period out ot each class day that may be used to prepare the next day's assignments. This Work is done in two rooms which are adequately supplied with reterence material for any course. Miss Parrotte and Miss Kitch supervise freshman study, while Mr. Cain and Mr. Armstrong are advisors of the senior study. Mr, Cain Supervises S' dt' Collection. All types of books can se icund in tliq lilorfiry to help the students Our card cabinets make it easy for s'udents 'c Qciate the needed material. CIIRLS Salome Where She Danced PHYSICAL EDUCATICDN To break the monotony of the school day is one of the reasons the girl athletes look forward to their period of gym which 1S every other day Cooperation keen competition fair play and good sportsmanship are a few essentials of every day life which are aided by physical education The sports of basketball baseball soccer badminton volleyball and handball are taught MISS HELEN IESKE BS University of Illinois MS University of Illinois Physical Education IU Girls Adviser GA A First Aid. BUYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION This school not only serves as a builder of strong minds but also as a developer of strong bodies. The boys physical education classes offer a varied pro- gram. Sports that are included in the course are tumbling trapeze work baseball basketball football and soccer. Mr. Rake uses this plan to keep every student busy at something he enjoys and thus develops their physical fitness. MR. LEONARD BAKE B.Ed., LaCrosse Sgztg Tsxziilzsrs Coiieqe . . . Pnysmczl Education . . . 9: Boys' Adviser , . . Gyrtx T gm. Chorus Bcys Lined Up to Dc Their f .tin Ka Wluot do you like to do? Dmxv, crrque, or ploy ball? Whatever your tovonte postinto ts, you get plenty of Cfli,1llCOL2 tc: iifgrqg it fit Lonpnier. Qur clubs me YGCf9CITlCX'L'Il, hilt they ore also educotionol und you con Ezftvo CI lot of fun if you Join one. So, if you clout belong to C1 club, join one now. They me one of the nicest thlnqs obout Lonphier. ?'lfl P'-Q-v L B 1.u'W F73 as L I f X If i , x 1 ' KY I 31? :Ml lj E ' fag!! . Qt M w . ' I l - f i 1 11 .nfl Y 1 If Iffgx 5, X 57N f f X 2 bp. H?'fX W MV if WM W W IN! 1 .1510 Lg fd gy ,.,f , CLUBS , prix Cf 553 .V L, UN N Z:-ZA Q l mf : .- if u fl B 'G' issxfsx L. 7 O bu 13 f 2x NX fx x I XX NN' ff I f 0 f ,. cf ff f , 0 K , ,I 0 ffk I U' tx , ' ' x -cw f, I' X Q X - X V ' 2 5 1 17 -3 1 X fm! 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It any home room has a problem, they submit it to their council member, who in turn, brings it up in the weekly council meetina. Many student problems are settled in this manner. FIRST ROVJ. Seated, left to riqhtz lack Collier, Wanda Klna, lflabge Grey, Muriel Grfriiani, Norma Schwcrrbe.-rg, Sue lanes, Ralph Cline, Charles Miller, Bill Lovelace. SECOND ROVI. Left to riqht: lim Curry, lack Day, Marfgfiret Eiaenx. znxer Viraini . My'-rs, Gloria Zin'-Lis, Lin-crgi Hodge, Carroll Roberts, Phyllis Brooks, Betty Kelley, Bill Purvis, Mr. Coby, THIRD ROVX. 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I L11I1i' 1 'Lug ,f T' 1 ,.... ....,.,, ,.......... , ........,..,,......,,......,..... ' I .+.'yI. f 1 1f' 5,1155 ..... ,..,...........,.. ...... ...,..... . . ......,..,....... L f ,11 A1111 Q 110 .' .,......,.....,,.... .........,....,.,...................,. ' ' S:1I- ...,....,,.....,......,...,,..,.......,.,...........,..,.,,. I1 A1A 1' ' ...........,...,...................,.. P11 Y. '.- 'J . .' Qc . ,,................. ........,..... .....,...,.,......, , . 1, '. 11 ,-Ii' '- STAFF AT WORK 'line Lan-Hi statf is made up ot students who have average grades and who sliow willingness to def vote a lot of tlieir tirne after scnocl on weekends and liolidays to tlie success of tne yearliook. Tne stait not only has a great deal of fun in plati- ning the layout, cutting and pasting pictures and most of all waiting for the dumrny, lout also learns the essential need of a lite factor of cooperation between people. Speaking ot tlie dunxniy, wed like to explain that it isn't one that walks, but is one tliat figuratively speaking, will talk in later years, in bringing Ziigii scliool rxxernories back to eaclf and everyone of us. Our sales tliis year arnounted to 650, wliicli were greatly aided by tlio Iwo l.anfl-li assemblies. ,zkin wr 'YQ' EATEU Lrf I1 , Bxes nr Be y Ivrerr r Lou Ahce P vrc Pat Lo kl' r lncre Ves Norma Sphwcr TANDINCW run w fv rm u f v f v pf f y N 11 r Ar Ko 1 xc sl NATICDNAL HONGR SGCIETY VFFRLRS Dre.s1den furry ou D1 ons. er V ff Pu S Art Kobxcxlko Norm 1 Sdn! 1rLf.1q AJVISLI' Ethel Furhch he Notxouol Honor Socrety 1S cm orqctnlzotlon to recoqmze outstcmdmq students who have hved up to certom quo11f1cot1ons m therr yeors ot hrqh school These quollhcotlons ore SQTVICQ leodersmp scholorslrup cmd Character If o student does cmythmq that IS de qrodmq ot ony Mme m h1S 11fe he IS outomcmcolly removed from the roll Membershlp m the Socle-ty entltles on 1I1d1V1dUG1 to Weor e1ther or pm or CI rmq but he con be osked to return Th1S lf he has to be removed from the SOC19fY. If you ore cz member ot Lonphier you ore cr member of the notionol orqomzotion. SEATED, Lei' T r1'm': Slurrey Hosp IAUII' Grohrnu. STANDING. Lett ini l'lrIIl'I Hem Fl ll 14' r Henrv P1 wer, VVi1m.r F11zrr.U1. E ' .' 5 .Q jx M W , . WEE. PC1139 66 in 15' is if I I 1 lf. + ' 1, FIRSY ROY. Left to right Norm: Oettlw, Mildred Knaust, Evelyn Kerske. SECOND l ff 'Q riahfz Ee'ty lf Million Dorothy Piclcrell, Mwrilyn Conaer, Nzrrnw Qf'Ez'.-.' bers. USHERETTES As you enter the auditorium a smiling girl in black and white shows you graciously to your seat. It is one of Lanphier's usherettes who have done such a grand job for the school. MAJQRETTES 1 ,. lntwin It A muffled roll ot the drums and a breathless pause, as a baton rises hiqh in the air, the niajorettes are paradinq again. They have added much spice to our aames as they march before the band. I.l1.'ire 1 rc s Sriirfey Rushrneyer, Zinn: N',vi k, Lziise Tiiai OUILL AND SCROLL FIRST ROW. Seated, left to right: Flora Bartlett, Pat Zimmerman, Art Kobialka, Elnore West, Dorothy Porter, Iulian Smith, Norma Schwarberg. SECOND ROW. Standing, left to right: Mildred Knaust, Charlotte Ray, Marie McCann, Pat Lyman, Eleanor Rudolph, Betty Hankins, Betty Steele, Kathryn Pierce, Marvin Wadley. Page OFFICERS OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester President ..... .............,.,.....,. ...... D o rothy Porter President ..... .,..........,......,..................... C laude Sowlc Vice Pres. ,,............... Pat Lyman Vice Pres. ..... Irene Ken-easter Secretary ..... Norma Schwarberg Secretary A l'4- 'A ' N Ormo Schwmberg Treasurer .,.......... Iulian Smith Trecsurerl Advisor Helen Bell Advisor .... Helen Bell Quill and Scroll is an inter-national honor society for high school journalists. Mem- bership is obtained only by students in the upper third of their class, students who have written, and had published, materials that are superior during the time they were actively engaged in publication, and whose scholarship and character are above average. If a student journalist is accepted by Ouill and Scroll, a letter is sent to the class, from the society, criticising the students work and making suggestions for improvement. Ouill and Scroll pins, certificates, and subscriptions to the Ouill cmd Scroll magazine may be purchased by those who Wish to buy them. 68 LANPI-HER LIGHT STAFF ., 1' 'Igm LYGHI T71 ' off wir-iss Accuracy, willingness to work, and the desire to get news at its source, and report it in an acceptable iournalistic form are attributes emphasized by Miss Helen Bell to the members of her iournalism class, who publish the Lanphier Light, a bieweelcly newspaper containing school news, editorials, sports, and personal columns. All members of the class are required to have an English grade average of B or better. The efforts of the staff, including interviewing, reporting, proofreading, lieadlimng, as sembling of the dummy, and delivery of the papers on time, are closely comparable to the work of the school newspapers big brother, the daily newspaper. Besides having a school subscription list of 752, the paper is sent to many service- men and alumni. ET La ' rigfit: l r any :r.l:1r.' Flzru Biffle , Elncrc 'ffesy Dcrtr. -Iinme Bzifjzri, Frfarzjie ' n unc, pilf Lymar' lrrtii !'ZI'S'jf-YlSlC1, l.ilQ:':n fff- ri f.f'C:nri Eliunzr Pllflil f,'E f'IflfJ l.f'f' ., Gro: sxrzfigrfn . irrzgz Strit- 5, P z' Q7 r r 1 Yfnfxusi Betty Seele, 'f'r drum 'iii Durukc PR Ferry, 'EPB BO'.'f. Lef' 'C righf r i ' F if Ffzy, ?f':'?.:'yn Pif: V 'l I :flirt l',Ill'fl'1 Eriiti. ART CLUB WRST ROW. Seated, left to riqht: Delores Ruhl, Carolyn Howell, Delores Kgrvirt, Betty Woolston, Betty lvleachuni, Shirley Price, Shirley May, Carol Kessler. SECOND ROW. Standing, lett to riaht: Miss Kitch, Phil Martin, Melvin lones, Shirley DeRose. Genevieve Shadid, laclcie Aronson, Marilyn Conqer, Lorraine Cantrall, Betty Zinllr. THIRD ROW. Standing, left to right: Prank Giannone, Albert Lindle, Orville Pwina, Karl Struck, Bolo Davis, Bolt Byrns, Ken Beatty, Ed Brandon, Richard lluffon. Now that travel is soniewhat relieved the Art Club has resumed trips to Various art exhibits at Edwards Place or the Centennial Buildina. Many thinas can be learned in this club besides the iun to be had. The Art Club sold wooden shields with decals in school colors this past year. Ac tivities are rnany and interesting, Exhibits that are seen are discussed with enthusiasm and everyone can take part. liiv 'efn 1 '4 iirll lwiirilyri? OFFICLEH1 President Vi 'C' Pres Secret iry Treasurer Advisor Rirhvrrd Hu' ri , Betty Zinf Df'lf,rf-s K ' ' l Srtzrrey Pric lvlfrible Ki' Page 7U ,W -. .Why W., FlPS'f Sr-1t f'-f l, ifrft t. ri':l1i: Shirley S116-l'on, l.f1r1or1f K1l131s, Shiriv jf' ll--1:.'.:1s, ,loin H11 13-2r7,DQrc'l:y l.f:1E Qi, 1,11 5 l'1f' rr, C131 '.'.'1.ii 11115, F1 :n 'v-5 B rrtolczzi, N11.':yI,if1::ns. SECOND HOW. 2. :1, 111. z, .11 2 I1 ::.t: I.f1s5 '.'.'i111,-111111, fwf :rv E zlziridtge, Virairiiz fl-A:1.f1i1, 131115 Arn, f.f.1rior1S11err:,i:, P 1' lun'-5 L2l,,ZIl'.'llx' Spent, li .:-xflt. Il Ant-.ineftft C115 lx III Lf-'.-sis, P 1' '.'fv1il1IITLS, l.f:1t:, z 212111511 ffiss fig: THIP: Stzndznz f, Il gint: f.I,1ry Ann l ff'l'I1lI1, f.f 111-' A1111 l. 1',1l.Il':f, 1.1 :ry jar. G11::.., 'f-'1h:1f- Peril' l.f::1T.'11 3 'E 'f-nt 3111, f.f,:r1:.':x Lf-'Z Defi s ffr'. r P11111 S1 'lt Bessie 7' LANECCDN LlFFl,ZE.ltf,' Prf,51de11t .... ....., l A 11i iggio frf' 15. .. lvl,1r,.,r112 K 1li1s Seri. .,,. .... D orarly lVf'11bol'i Afiviswrs .. Ru'h Y.'.7lIli'IH'l!'l 'f r. ..... ...... .... ,... .....,,,, L . 1 1 '1i11f- ii 112. vis l.'1s Hag 'xfcofl The Lanecon Club is open to all airls who have had one se111ester of hornemakina. lt is one of the laraest clubs at Lanphier and has many and varied activities. The Lanecon serves as a connecting link between home and school. This club sponsors rnost of the doughnut sales that are held at noon. One of its annual proieofs is Courtesy Vlleelc which culminates in UTI assembly with the niost Courte- ous boy and airl chosen from each class appearing on the staae, The terrible initiations these members have to ao throuah are the cause of rnuch merriment for the rest of the student body. YIRST FCIT. Seated, lf-ft r1'gE1': Lf,-.zres Cairn., f.f1:1.y11 Pr: ir, Qzrclyn foyer, Eiity Y. '1f'?IS, ffarie liurrelbrinlc, Shirley S-'E.ui'k::d', Ruth Bufglcley, Eetj' Fzrnc-y, Ann Siiaiis. SECOND Rcvff. Sfgndnnig, left to right Lfildred Gzld, Ezlnfg- Fuiiffszrz, Shirley Eilgzg, Beity 'Jf-Iff1.Q, Dorrhy lfl:C1:n1Eg111, lf 'zn Eli:i'kr'.1rr1 l.'T'1ry E :r'1f 'fffaf-1111 Y- n :QE 'xf' Hariiitr lffnirf- lffills, Eirziye '.'.'111frf IEEIFD PQ'.'.'. fIt:n'i111'g, lf-4' I1'!1.'I IQ .. ws' Tfigi. v'1rg11.1: l.ff yi-1.. Efruejrr lzfary 'fri'-I , f.1::1:11 C tv 3.111 1 If L- if If ' '.'.'i1.1s lf If 1 fr- ' P .-If-r', f 1: .'.'r -v 'I CAA. olFlCLr,r PM-sidori' ..... ..... P l1yllis'NC-steriield Vibe-Pres ....... .,..... l If ti' Kertedsier '1 1 ..... ........ P .xtsy Rose .I-'TISUIFF . i'.1'I1 A.,.'C.i Advisor .. 5 ifri Irwslce Le ziiers of Vw Tiff :fzfr Sex There is or rush lor the qyriiriosiurri every Fridoy dtter school. The girls ily irito their suits and pour out into the iield. First Chooser! 'Who's qoihq to he on my side? Shouts cmd louqhs Corrie from dll over. The GAA. is having its weekly meetihq. Ariy qirl ot Ldnphier can he in this club, cmd it is one of the most octive ones in school. There ore severol proiects thot the GAA. undertakes omnudlly. Some ot these ore: pos- ture Coritest, old Clothes drive, ond trdiriiriq ol officials for qrdde school tourridmehts. ln the fall they totlce their crmiudl outinq, the Hobo Hike, 1w,5+.QK. III 1111 3: L1-4111 5111111 511114, lf zriryri Furri Efirw :1 Kf-'iL111':11 G11-rdldiri-, ' -s' fr- ssl' Hr.: 2111- r, E'-ssiw Bu'-E111-Ar, Glam: F1113 1.1, Fillir- fvrts, F1111 Allzoit, Chris I1l1is111l11f'Ezf,fr, Cl'zr'1 lllflffll, Sur' l:111As Nc,r11i1: Drenfle, Lirtziz Vcxglf, Ecririi- Ctkeu, Gluri: Effrmezt, Mzry Eilrri Eillllfll, Mirie Hurrflliriril-c, Amir M:'C11nn, f'LN'l'ER: l.'l zrilyxz 251131, Rfigiriz Ffi'li1i:'f,1i, Shirley May, P rsy Rasf, Iflssif- McClure, M1.lf,v1i ll 1? 'l1, lormne Gil- l..-rt, Mdrlyrr C:rl'or1, Florerire Ciriilo, ES'l1f'I Elisek, Anniz Zflffffl Dorirrr Drolce. FRONT: Phyllis Vvestertied, lrerie Kelis rsfor, Nlarrtlifr Bfrliridqe, Mary lvlernin, Mfzry Bzildridfgo, lrono Wrinvik, ludy Muir, Vtffzrtdi King, lvlildrefl Gold, Pfiflvlf-'I Boehner, hvflmdll Browri, Shirley Svlitivlrdrdt, Virfginir NK II113lll, Ritfd Dufldr Shirley Bolts. 9 3 i 1 kv! it Tl-lE CLUB I w'.,-K FYHST ROTI, Sf-1 'l-' l, if-it 'o Il 2 Czi lNA'1I'l1lIi lfirrg' il!L'.'J1iV-I, luii 111 Smith, Gr-nw ST-'.'f:1s:11, Dan '.'f1isf11, TQ111 Cl'111fe1ri, G-113' 'l'url','y. JVLTOND ROY. 1llVliIl'I, lift' ff, riglt: 'loin LSs,,v.' zrpl, Ray Sliffltoii, G1-ergo Husse,-ll, R :li i. Eicriiteld, Rzilpix Ecliriger, Louis Noll, Bm, Allard, Bill Adirnslci, S1111 Aieifc, Doug Cfiin, T111 Dlll Il'CO, Bal Pwrlo, l? ny Redick, Gus Mar- 7i117ik, Ci: :ries g ll'ZI'fIll1 1. One ot the newest clubs at Lanphier is the L Club. This is a club for boys who have earned a rnaior letter in any ot the athletic events at Lanphier. Mr. Boyle is advisor to this club which has becorne one of the rnost prominent in the school in only a year's tirne. This spring the organization rnade an appropriation of S5100 to the athletic department tc aid in the purchasing of new baseball and track uniforms. The football players were guests ot the L Club at a football garne at the University of lllinois last tall. The letterwinners' group also sponsored the sale of the Lion basketball pins as well as several dances throughout the year. A ur s 1 I1 MATH CLUB J Il OPHCHKQ md Q1 mestcr bl li 1 r ore V1 Q Prrs al IIHSCH lrenc P I rddn b ALPHA BETA CMECA The Alpha Beta Omeaa IS open only to the students who have had at least one semester of mathemahcs TlllS club meets every two weeks and d1scusses matters of mathe 1r1at1oal mterest There are also soual 111eet1r1qs wh1ch are looked lorward to w1tl1 en tl1us1asm by all the members The 1r11t1at1or1 of tl11s club lb really uruaue and leads to 11uCl1 a111user11e11t OH the part of the ones who arent LllldQfQOl1'1Cj the torture Th1s club has IUCII y 1r1terest1r1q pfO1QClS throuqhout the year P1C111cs are held lfl the s rma and tl t I crd Cl1r1st111fs 1 1r'y lS always a lot of lllll fl O l V1 Prmr '11 F CND ROl go n v L ll 1111 ' ME'FffE'F1.' '- 1 si'-I 1 44 ,h.,A Y 'I Y 9 : 1' :. 1' :.' ..,, ...............,,. 1 1:.j.'.:s .. - s'ffr.1--.1 f Lf 'WPI' s, , . 1..1,.,..... 1.1 zru' ri: S::g11s.'-1 , 1 . ,. 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'i fi!l1Y? lmf- Ilfirff, l1fi:1r.1 Pwosbz, l.t1I1r 1 1: 1111, l,I1rfg'1rrAt llflfllfl fy, fflary 3 Sf7CNSl9Y, If 1r1','11 7'11:':1, 5,1111 1 If 'Tit' lt lIfl'll '1'fffi r11T-11 211155 211111: .. SIGMA ICDTA NU Q T3P'f'ltjEFtS President ..... ...,.,.,......,.. ....,.., l ' 111,111 S1111 ll Vice-Pres. .....,.....,.... Bal, Allard Secretary ,.... ..... U -ug11s Davtc-ripcr' Treasurer , .... los'f1ii1111+1 Ciyti Advisors .,.... Rum '.if1:lkf:r A'i1f tj:1i'i Lfloq: Depp 111,111 S2111 lls Casanova Sowle Sigma lota Nu means the Society of Young Historians. lt is one of the new clubs at Lanphier, and is made up of the history students who have had high scholarship in their years of history. Excursions are taken to different historical places of interest. Several were planned to New Salem, Starved Rock, and the museum. A historical paper was also started. lt is written in the old English style and concerns the years of 1835-1836 of American history. The initiation ceremony consists of the pledge and then the candle lighting ritual. The purpose of the Sigma lota Nu is to gain knowledge of historic truth that mankind might know and love freedom. FIRST ROVV. Seated, left to right: lcsephine Ciotti, Bet'y Lcu Kelley, Betty Hankins lzine Furry, Marie McCann, Lorene Stoffel. SECOND HOW Standing, left tc right: lfr Scrrells, Miss 'N iker, Eoh Allard, Leonard Semcn, Dcugias Davenport, Mr. Dopp, Mr. Chi'i, l 2 I SE MEL? X om? EN Q5 Y . fi gy Xt in li i ya ' X ' 3. ' 'W ws-,Q l f. ' X My - .Nt . , , A X ' 1 it is ,IL tg .L H y Y ,pu ll Y . 1 Yuri.. , NJ' . Hr grit Qvgx,-5 . Ami' f . i f KIM QW: V XLXQT-V' SZWAQYY Emu jxit , Y . 99 , . .pl ' Kiivg., 0 LU, i ff . 1 1 riff' fiikfv' ,. rl. X ,U ,A 'FAUX ' K, vo ' , X1-is tyglt ,. ,qtyt lj iw Rock-Q1-Boby ond the Nursery Tune ore two ot their specialties rneoning the Girls' Ensemble. The girls ore chosen not only by their voices but by their friciol expression os well. The ensemble inode public crppeoronces ot bonquets, tects, civic service clubs, con- ventions, ond the Mid-Winter ond Spring Concerts. They took trips to Bloomington ond locksonville to perform. A tirst rctting Wos given them in the District Contest. During the Christrnos seoson they mode ct rgdio brooclcost. i, Eoch pertorrnonce must be the best in order to hove the opportunity tor o repeot pertormunce by the ensemble or ci succeeding one. LHTI TO HIGI-ti: iQ.nor'. tesy licrn' i'.A.'.4ri3erg, Georg: HJ'-r's, Cl.:rQf-s lizrnct' Genf cz-:ell Eng: Zuhrt, fizrp' Rfzsfi rm P tj: Eitscn LEFT . R G IGH7. US Mjrzlv . Out or double bles. The The NSEflflBLg U? DCU? C -Ii' ' Q' -, jg, U7 8-, 'Up' ' U ECd3grSj COQUGU . 1.1 DUAIUSI R' , . ,Chg fd Co Une!! ' Bok ' ANG, K Cf Av ' o Y LUIU, of the choir come eight of the best boys' voices to make up the Boys' Ensemble, quartet. They are chosen on the basis ot try-outs as are the rest of the ensem- boys' music consists mostly ot spirituals. boys made public appearances at the inter-school assembly at Springfield High School, P.T.A., civic service clubs, banquets, conventions, and for the Spring Concert. They made a trip to Ashland to sing. ln the District Contest they were given a tirst rating. This years ensemble members are: First tenorseDoug Cain, Bill Connell. Second tenors- Gus Marzinzik, Bill Dufner. Baritones -Bob Allard, Bichard Connell. Bassesf-Keny Rodgers, Boy Lunick. MIXED ENSEMBLE Z Ti ff. .1 i .'Ei'l,1lW1' QLlLI.l,l9S. ': s. ' xrrf si r. is derr.'mie'i. This group made its iirsi DEBATE CLUB WW xx 1, 1 've 541 SEATED Dcua D venpcr Ichn Kctclrum Ifm Hanson CJ1VlI1 llzr un STANDING Rodney Dopg Carrol Rob rts 1 xylr Bergman Phyllls V'cst rt1e1c' Cnttord Pcbo lc The Debate Club IS orqamzed for the purpose of teachmq you slcrll m research and the orqaruzatron of materlal loqrc m preparatlon and to make effectwe presentatron of your srde of a problem to an audrence Th1s IS one of the places m school Where you can argue and not be out of order ln tact you are supposed to arque there The Debate Club has been m several debates wlth other schools Many prrzes have been Won by our members and we hope they Wlll carry otf many more rn the future horn s L ur r Q OFFICERS Frrst Semester crm-n FCIlV1T1 lv rrfu n s res George D1 kmson Pr vllrs Westertrulu Advrsrr Qcxra Lmdbcrq FFlCEFtS ond Qem stcr Presraent D L I V rcs 'X x E' If PS lreasurer C troll hobus Advrscr crrcf Ltne cr., Pace 78 f 5, 4 X if h. X g. 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Y , x ,. i . up -'-f Y . il V , I . lll- I, A FIRST RCW. 34 1 ff' 'o riqhi hir. if:.Qis, Brit Low.-iz 1' lin. Smith, Fffgli Bfiwtiiski, Bill Nctznik, Efpzlter Dfivis, Walter Polk. SECQND ROY . Snndinaj, lctt tc right: Dale Roizinscn, lini ffczzfs, Georae Curry, Ed:-fin Decker, Russel Pulver, Di k Robinson Mr. Hoffman, THE HLY CLUB After a lull oi several years, Mr. Hoffman issued a call to fifflfffitfi all boys interested in Hi-Y. Lanphier boys took this announce- pf. 51.4, H- 13 11, H,,L,,,,S.,,l :nent to heart and set up a very fine organization. vm:-PHX fm Smith They are to be cornrnended for successfully undertaking the basketball banquet and several dances. . 5Qf'Y'TW1S- HUGH lOffl'm The Hi-Y sent deleqates to a conference in Decatur and Aft-,iw if iq,1ffm,,,, held rnany inter-club activities as swirnrnina, parties, baseball aarnes, and picnics. P.T.A. The P.T.A. is the oraanization oi the parents and teachers who are interested in the affairs of the school and the teachers. lt furthers the understanding of the parents in the work and activities ot the school. Open house is one of the activities sponsored by the P. TA. The PTA. rneets the second Tuesday of each month and an interesting and an in- structive proarani is presented at this time, followed by a social hour in the lower hall. 'DFT TO RIGHT: Ili. Siickneyy lfirs. .liz 'gr Kesse., treasurer- Ilrs. Alexander fffznto, 'rice president, lrfrs. Frederic: Kurz, presidenh fffrs. A. l-Izrrqin s.ire :ry, lffr. I. C. Yfetzel, second vice president Knot pitturedl. zlrlrr 'rn 1 .,b.t Frost-gzrr. T., fx. l Vice-Pr-fs.. .. r .1'LQIL'I,ZI . ,. Tre? :sit Vffilti :ni BGOSTER CLUB The Lttnphier Booster Club lifts been very octive dunno tire post yectr sponsoring :nciny events ot the scnool. Sorne of their octivities included selling progrorns fit time Regionol Tournorrient to rcuse funds to buy ctthletic equiprnent. The Lonpnier Light wos subsidized by this group so thot they could continue to publish the school poper. The Lon-l-li ond the Notionol Honor Society olso received finoncidl oid froni the group. During the Spring Recognition Assembly, students ore given owords for hoving outstonding scholostic records in different fields. A Boosters' gorne wos field for footboll, boslcetboll, ond trctck teoms in order to encouroge lorger crowds to offend these otffctirs. CUSTCDIANS We owe our spiclc ond spon holls ond clctss roozns to the efforts of our custodions. They work long ond hord to keep our school nectt ond shining for us. The custodictns ore one of the rnost irnportotnt groups in the school becouse either ct good or bod impression is tnode on visitors by the oppeorornce of our holls ond roorns. We con thdnlc our custodions becouse our school hos thot picked up look . T ti i i i i :'.'i'z :- M,,,4..N,, . W. s I ..., r --., 1, s fm..-P+-m..o-...UW-A N ,V ...HT---5 I s I A 1 . IQ w' in .nay sr , Y 4 MJ. 1 Li it 'f, llrzrf: lf: li .-x zra, I.1:1.' Mytrr, Lilli rn Pufirz, News Lzurrsif-rry ilit'11 Lrg-wis. CAFETERIA Miss Rita Devlin, Director Car delicious noon meals are prepared eacli day by tlie cafeteria staff. The food is wellebalanced, lrealtlrtul, and tasty. Eacn morning during second and third period, it is very nard to study because of the wonderful odors that permeate the biiildina. Finally, alter what seems lilce a year, the bell rinas and everyone is off for the cafeteria. l fmy vm ff II 4 ff 11 dmc 1 F T ROPHIES Cry? Q , YA I - 1 I O QM 3 . 5529 If Lg' Q, 14 ' 4 V , f XM 31005 L'::gg'211a11' H1521 Strmgl igromtly 'wig-Mui 1: i111-5 :tml-t1'.' d'igvQ1rt:1'pe311t. !XT::lez1 '.,- gs g,lx1y ::,f:,1,r g,::r' it, NTL ilglgool :11rrgQLxf,1iz1 ' .Ld 21011, L hffgznlt. '.-ffgzl is 50191111195 dwgil ' m lgflxy. .1tf1C,1A.5:. 'yzr :iii-Iflfs spend ,: qrfmt GGII1 xi me amd 1 :iff lfi IT'1xfAiC3 :md raw clvpfr1'v i mf 11' pri 'N 1- 11 sw, Hwy TCTCKWVC' TIUHIIIICI for Iiwir fgrtfs. If lif ull fifillfi tru' tif' :lf-ry ft itz f'X- svhfvfwl. V1 f ri YEA-l.ANPx-MER? x BASK T AVOJ nf J TOU H XXXX X Q, an. HRD A HOP4hFUN if J, f,,..,Qf K T537 B1NK SPORTS I XXX A NX -,za E 5 , lp I KE? , W V! ll-I i7 I 'Z ' TK, F ' Q7 , 4 ' fa l 5 ln, ,- 45 7 1 Q A A Q! X x,2 W XX , K F Q95 A C f 'I 'Dowd gc fx nr , f P fs' Q X L 159: oven A - F f3X4f,xf UmL5!!!i9' L Eff' K' QX ix S5 ,ix A 5 7 J, RX X ' an -ff A fa. x ,q X xg I X X x -f' - uf ' ATHLETKQPERSCNQNEL Boyle nd D rllc f f CQACHES Lanphter has had thls year as ID the past years a f1ne capable hard workrng Coach 1ng staff whrch conststs of Mr T d Boyl Mr Cleo Dopp and lvfr Rolla Sorrells Mr Boyle our athletrc drrector coachlng football and baseball Mr Dopp coachrng tra lc and assrst mg 1n the coachrng of football and Nr Sorrells coachmg the basketball team form a team themselves that IS hard to beat Although Lanphrers athletrc matenal thrs year has been young and rnexpenenced these oaches have developed teams of the oualrty that tftreatens even the toughest of teams They ar gra d fellows and altnougn they wore long and hard every nlght after school eat fold supperg ntgntly and nsrss out on a meal al together every now and then you always see them rn a rnood that IS cneerful and Jolly ln deep gratrtude we the students of Lanphter wtsh to thank three grand fellows Mr Boyle Mr Dopp and Wlr Sorrells wh througt tfterr efforts have pro Jrded another set cessful year tn athletrcs at Lanphrer . A' , 'z cg fi ti ,vf-1 'he lin 'up I I I I A - 7 , . 9 Q, . , x . . . , 1 1 - M ' , . . - , A , t . . , , . n , , e o A l C. fr fr f Q Y V l . . 1 . Q. ., A1 , .. . .. . .4 ., X., . - A , . f ' , . , , , . - . , f t - - , . , . . V , O f' . ' Q C V , QL f ' APTAINS NOLI. AND GUZGUSKIFX S C O R E S Lcinphier ....... ,..... U Lincoln .... .. Lcinpliier ....... ...... O Ccirlinville Lcrnpliier ....... ...... 6 Feitslicfns ..... ....... Lcxnphier ....... ..,... 0 Springfield Laiiphier ....... ...... 6 Cciiliedrcil ......,....... Lonpliier ....... ...... 6 Becxrdstown ............ Lcnpliier ...... l2 Urbfxncr ....... Lcrnpliier ................ 37 lacksonville Page 86 RCDUCI-I AND READY ,-5. ADAMSKI J-HELLO End Guard ALLARD BURKE Chrfvr Qiirxrlerlfzfk PICSKIN PARADE 1 11 9119 IPG er ve QI 1duu1 1110 1 1b u1 WQI1 IT 111 115 101 ure YQIXXTYLIY-Y r1e'.f eor 1e:1ves 1: 101111111 1u1ure 1or1'1e111 ye11r 9,11 01 er 1 1 111111 Qee-11s w 10. rwf, 1' 1 1' 1519 y 19 s1e11d11y 111 Jroveo 1011 1rd 1119 9:1 if Eze QE? 1SOI1. T19 1e11:: 11 e If SLOW, 111 19 1,I1d LFL119 No 1111d B11 Ado 1 S 1 1 ' P3 . B01 Guzouskis , .0 WJ11y' P0055 1 1':e 1511111 D119 ROb1I S011 1110 D011 Wo1 5011: '11 ce-21191, Bob A or y 111 11u11r1erb,10k, Bob Burke: 111111111b11'k p0s111o11s, Bob S1o11e 011101 Q 1,11 1, ' fi 11.9 Ll LIC. 11051 1.109 B111z11ez. Q fer bo S W111 s.,1'v 11 001151 er- :1',10 1' fig' 0 110 1011 1113 9111 'were 0:11 9-w11r 11 91 , SCSI Bedick 1111d WCI11 11111111111 f Ee '1 01' fs, C1111 19 0 U1 119 qu11rd p0S111o11, Doug C11111 CII QUCIT19TbCIC 1111d Wes ey 011113 1111d A11 KJ 11 CI 111 1119 110111b110k pos111011s. This ycdrs' 191111 1ec1111red 11 1119 ends 1119 11119 pose-re091v111q o1 Lou1e N011 Clfld 1 9 '1b1111y 01 B111 Adomski 10 breok up 1119 1111er19re110e o1 1119 other 19011113 Cur 1o0k1es were r1o1ed 101 1119 SD1T11 cmd 1101111 01 Ben Guzouskis find 1119 11119 ru11r1111Q 01 CI p10y w1'19re our 1010k19, W'0111y Poos, CCIYI19d 1119 b0111. Everyone knew our qudrd, B11r11p VV'011s0r1, who was eos11y oioked ou1 by bis size ond D019 Robinson who never quit 11q111111q. Bob A1111rd, our center, :vers 1CI'1OVJI'1 for 1115 ob1111y to keep 11119 11r1e pepped up 1:11101 11qb1111q. Qu01r1erb010k Bob f , 4 X V.: -..7,...L.. -- : v ,.,. P' 87 R1'tl.ilBFZ Rflill' lHOBlNf1f'?N lfullltfrfli zvlilw flu :ffl SEVVARD S'lONH A'l'SON End Halfbaclf. Guard Burke was fast and a very fine ballhandler on the T-formation. Bob Stone was an excellent tackler and could really move around, while Bruce Dopp was our speediest halfback. Moe Ramirez at fullback had a fight and drive that is characteristic of every great fullback. And that folks is a brief summary of the fighting personnel of our gallant football team. Our coaches, Mr. Boyle and Mr. Dopp, should indeed be proud of the team that they developed. Even though the going was tough at the beginning of the year, they ended up with a first place in the Central Conference. This crown was won by defeating Feit- shans 6 to U, Beardstown 5 to O, and Iacksonville 37 to O. Our two co-captains of the football team this year were Ben Guzouslcis and Louie Noll, who both graduated. They did a grand job and should be congratulated. Next year's co-captains, who were elected at the annual football banquet, are Moe Ramirez and Bob Stone. lf these boys carry on the fine Work of Ben Guzouslcis and Louie Noll, Lanphier is sure to have a fine team next year. l'?if- Liens Close li W 3, ST I' Page 88 I First Row, Left to Right: Bob Brubaker, Louis Ramirez, Gilbert Morrison, Bob Clutter, Roscoe Steele. Second Row, Left to Right: Angelo Crifasi, Martin Willhitz, Bob Netznik, Donald Rosa. Third Row, Left to Right: lack Eeechler, Denny Moore, Gene Segin, Bob Heath, lim Tune. First Row, Left to Right: Iohn locca, Dick Robinson, Charles Kasa, Bill Fishburn. Second Row, Left to Right: George Roberts, lim Owen, Bob Beams, Gene Lester, Hugo Zahn. Third Row, Left to Right: Bill Duffner, Richard Lookis, Ice Bela, Bob Taylor. Our junior varsity this year was devoted mainly to the pur- pose of giving the varsity scrimmage practice so they did not play a regular scheduled season. ln our freshman team lies the future of Lanphier High School. So keep an eye on these gen- tlemen, as they will form the fighting teams of the future years at a great school. Page 89 FRESHMAN ' FCDOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY Get your hand out of my face! Who's got it? Page ADAMSKI ALLARD CAIN POOS BAIVHREZ REDIC4 BASKETBALL Basketball, the world's greatest indoor sport, has had a great season at Lanphier. Our team this year had all juniors and sophomores on it except for Bob Allard, Art Spiegel, and Tom Durako, who were seniors. And although they were a youthful team in school years, we had a team to be proud of, a team of balance, a team of spirit. Our basketball personalities were known for the many feats which they exhibited in the games. Tom Durako, our forward, was known for his one-handed push shots, Bill Adamski, our center, for break shots, Wally Poos, our forward, for his fine eye, and Gene Stevenson, our guard, for his ability to break up the other team's interference. Moe Ba- mirez, forward, was known for his drive and rebounding ability, Bob Allard, guard, for his fake pass-offs, Wesley Helms, guard, for his smooth handling of the ball, Sam Bedick, forward, for his rebound shots, Chick Scharafin, guard, for his fine long shots in front of the basket, and Balph Kornfeld, guard, for his swish shots from the side. Art Spiegel, one of the first five, was forced to quit basketball because of medical reasons. He played a fine game at the center position into which Bill Adamski was later shifted. The team got off to a slow start due to the fact that our star, Tom Durako, had some misfortunes at the beginning of the season and was unable to play. But with the return- ing of Tom the team really started rolling along and became a threat to even the tough- est of them. At the annual basketball banquet, which was sponsored this year by the Hi-Y, Tom Durako was named the honorary captain of the year. lt is a great honor to be named hon- orary captain and it went to the right fellow, for he played three years of varsity basket- ball for Lanphier. Next year we will have practically the same team, except for the services of Tom Durako, Art Spiegel, and Bob Allard. So let's start cheering them on to the state, students, for it looks as if they are heading in that direction. 90 DURAKO HELIZS KORNFELD NUIQ . TVJ ,.. x..,-x. 1 Lc1r1p111Q1 LLIHIDEXIOY LOIT1I51110f Lcmphier Lanphier Lf-.WOR-my 1.1, 1.3111911151 Lcmphier LQ1r:pP1191 LCIIYIJEASI L.1.,,.1.C wwf ,f 1nI Lzmplxer Lc1T1p1.121 TPIEGEL SCORES ......58 New Berlin Dofgfmlr ..... SI. 16111195 L111col11 ....... Athens . ...... Ccrthedral . 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If the fine quality of play is kept in their varsity days by these junior varsity sharpshooters, Lanphier will be a threat to all. ln addition to Winning the largest majority of their games, the fellows showed fine tloorwork, guarding, rebounding, shooting, and spirit. It is the experience gained in the pre- liminary games played by the boys that goes toward making excellent basketball players in later years. THE PLAYHOUSE t 4 g e ii lf, 1, l 'P' J ' 'lwws S t ' 1 X . Seated: lim Tune, Ronnie Sallee, Don Erickson, Louie Ramirez, Gene Segin. Standing: Don Muir, lohn Naylor, lack Robertson, Denny Moore, Don Swoilc, Edward Goldsby, Robert Muir. WATCH Tl-IESE LADS Freshman basketball is the year ot hard competition with other fellows to get a berth on the basketball team. lt is indeed hard because new techniques and methods of playing basketball must be learned. This group of boys points toward a tine team because the team members that won first place in County grade school basketball are all on this team. It means that the finest basketball players of a championship grade school team in this area are on our team. So, you figure it, will we have a good team in the future? WHO YA LOOKIN' FOR, COACH? f 49.5 IQ' ,ec- ps,,r ' .rf Hx 1 THE SPCDRT ,W-Q, 1 'U tow c At LG We ff 0'4 'Q as 1 P f 9-:QQ i f iff ' , , 1 'libs , . W, , , ,SA ,wr .. '...I I. , I 1, .ui V .KR A fxxru. , Ii' Q 1, A , ,A . i 1 11 1 ,ff 1 x au- 4 I N, x11 X. I msn' W 3 9, 54 ,.,, qi, R J fnlf 1,11 ,11f,.REf SYILIF. if 1121: ,':'11'.' I1.f1 .511 L .1 11 Wiz, ,X b vggjfh , A I,111111111ffl1 lfcxll 1 lf1','i1I5 111111111 -1 121 .fT','1' TH 3 'UN f ' 2 11, Q,11e- of 111 .1'11 113 1 1' 1 Q T 1,1 Q .1 A f B V T' 1 1- 11. 1 :U ll Y i 11. 111111.1111111:,11f11t1,f,11 T:1 .1:'if. in 5' r ,S W 11111 111:11 Cf,I1f'?. 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I: J Q. 11 . 1 xfj f j 5 , IW ' 'qty A i .rt :' lf i' ' ' v' ,f , ,.T' 'I 'B ,, x M' Y, 'ui , A J, i A W, , 71 -,.,. , , 2 1' W . fav Q -F W- C 1+ . X If 7 I , K 'EL 5 l XJ x'l1 V Jx, X ' .. K 1 qhskl, Z' alll 'I If .N 4 2 U 1 , If ' - Q, fM,,y Page x, LION THINCLADS TRACK Track at Lanphier, in the past years has been pushed aside as if it had no signi- ficance whatsoever. This year the track squad has made the school recognize their ability. The thinclads have Won three meets this season by subduing Feitshans, Virden, and Iacksonville. Coach Dopp and his track crew are looking forward to these contests: the City Meet, District Meet, Springfield and the Lincoln Relays. Most of this year's team is comprised of sophomores and juniors which passes us the hint that the 1947 squad will hand more glory to Lanphier sports in the track department. PINKY WINS IN A FLASH 96 SPCDRTS CALENDAR v 'o'1 7i Page 97 Kneeling: Marie Capronica, Betty Io Smith, Barbara Shcmidie, Orville Ewing. Standing: Virginia Nemeth, Florence Cirillo, Charlene McQueen, Lorna Smith. CHEERLEADERS Pepping up the school, making the students cheer for the team, that is the job of our cheerleaders. The cheerleaders are in the form of an organization that has club meetings. much as other clubs do. Members oi the squad are Orville Ewing, Charlene McOueen, Marie Capronica, Betty Io Smith, Barbara Shomidie, Virginia Nemeth, Florence Cirillo, and Lorna Smith. As cheerleaders they were hard to beat. To aid cheering this year was the organization of the pep squad that was corn- posed of the 9' and 92 classes. The cheering club did much to encourage better yelling at the games. PROFESSIONAL NOISEMAKERSSTHE PEP SQUAD ' N 'i 't Bob Stone cn the rings TUMBLINC Tumbling is fast becoming a headliner at Lanphier. lt is these daring young men who entertain us on the flying trapeze, high trapeze, rings, stationary bar, mats, and many other things during the half of our basketball games. As for abilities, they obtain these through coming to early morning practices during the Week, sometimes as early as 7:00. Yearly they sponsor the Gym Circus from which the proceeds go toward the buying of additional equipment. MANAGERS Around the gymnasium, the boys who do a great deal of the work and receive none of the glory are the athletic managers. And do they work? Why, you might see little Tom England or George Turley carrying that awfully big tackling dummy on to the field. Some of our other managers who are big enough not to have to do such superhuman feats are lohn locca, Gene Stevenson, Denny Moore, Don Wilson and Bill Sausman. Our hats off to the managers. Football Managers Bill Sausman Den Vfifscn In . gow , , Basketball Managers George 'Turley John lccca Page 99 VW HH WV 'F P ww f L 1 ,, ., A W uf, COK tri pzfftllreas. f L f ui fi 'fn 'Qi 'Vfmy rem f1'9I9IC,G, 'JJQ fl 1'.f'V? 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Stdrted rdininq dqcrin. 20 Goinq to bring out tlie Ark dny ddy now. 2l Cdn't understand bow thot Ccrrlinville rnon qot tlirouqli our lines, 28 RCIlI'lQd out tlie Feitsticxns qonxe, but time Stu! dent Council qdve us cr swell dcrnce. 29 Hurrolil We won our first grime over Feit- slions, llt's still roiniiiq.l t 'F 0 '-7 V ..1,TlS ff .t .s ir Czrtj, so , gr zisfvl? ' fi Ib' Posing 5' HF-1 ' Carrie cn and yi Cfzrir r ir QCTCDBER October 1 It tina11y stopped raining. 5 SecretevSHS gave us a trimming- 1O Iunior Carniva1 a B1G success! 11-12 No schoo1. Teachers' Tnstitute. 11 Cathedrai game. 'We lost. 'Nutt said. 15 Peop1e were Wondering what Mr. x Ioyce, why are you watching Aibert so? Who's Winning? Art Club Christmas party ni! Pmawfw Goodwin carried in that b1ack brief case. Lanphier came out victorious over Beardstown. Tied with Urbana. Senior Ciass put on nice Homecoming Dance. Lots of tami1iar faces. T.B. tests. Famous 1ast Words, Gee, did it hurt? Those Roman Banquets are fun Mr. Boy1e's tweifth member fifll. 5 f :Lui 1 1 -M , QA ff 3 i': f 3 ii mf. 5 fffflii if fl ,' 5 if V , M 4-L.: L 3 -:fin ' l W f ff,li P1751 x fn gklih, i .1 2 S . f 2 I , egwwsw .. vw fad- wr , , NQVEMBER November l Bon fire pep rneetizifg for ldst qdztie. No cne got hurt. 2 We triumphed over ldcksonville and won the Centrdl Conference Championship in footbdll. 3 Student Council Convention here. Those kids frorn out of town were sure cute! 6 Lon-Hi Assembly toddyl Good, huh? ll No school. Arrnistice Ddy. 2l New Berlin qorrne, our first in bds- lcetbdll. L.l-l.S.-414, New Berline- 4O. Close, wdsn't it? 2223 Thanksgiving holiddys. Boy, was thot dinner good! 24 Decdtur's qdrne. 28 Footboll bonquet. Stone onzl Moe were elected co-ccrptdins for next yedr. Good luck, fellows! 30 l.incoln's qome by d few rooints, furfc s 1 i .M 'ir' :ge 155 DECEMBER December 1 Lanphier came out in the open against St. Iames. 7 Lost to Springfield. 8 We lacked several points again. Athens came in ahead. 14 Mean-Cathedral Won by a point. An exhibition of Lanphier glamour men Holiday Prom Smitty at the Prom l6 Choir gave a beautiful Vesper Serv- ice today. That candle's hard to get off the robes, isn't it? 2l Hurrah, we beat lacksonville. 25 A very enjoyable white Christmas. 27-28 We were beat the second night ot the Clinton tournament. 28 Holiday Prom. Everyone had tun. The angel is to the right Painting for the Vesper Service Vcsper Service xpj X ,gn alia 1 -jflr I Q ' ' r lg ,,.- I .' 110 -a 'ff-Y .. 0' 1 W 5 cg ' I Q- , it v 1 'H 4 X 1 4 ., 24:-A' ix Y' -4 ll .1 S S fr, INC JANUARY Happy New YQCII VD-ryl Ody MOTU? sflve to Qtuoy mor-G B k to sc ICCDQ 110 1 re 0 aeepmq v O ICSC' F Q to 38 cm B 21,1121 eat wlth yfur fmqarv ma 32111 cow' QV r f,l'OI'1fOI WHICH N J GI TA WC- Cl FD palm 3 Q flfl ITQC f 1 1 LXIU S I' FEBRUARY February l5 Beardstown Won. 22 Urbana likewise. l Athens did it again. 23 We defeated l.S.D. Choir sang at 2 But we beat Virginia. Bloomington. They get around, don't 9 Decatur won again. Oh Woe is me. they? l2 Ah-h-h Lincoln's birthday. No school. 25 Lan-Hi Assembly. Man!! Was Sue Feitshans beat us. ever surprised when George jumped l3 Surprise .... lt rained today. in her lap. l4 Brvr-r . . . It snowed today. Valentines 27 We beat Girard in opening game of Day. Regional Tournament. Nina Walker, lunior Carnival Queen Teachers at lunch My, Kenny, what big feet you have Sidelines Purling or knitting, Miss Schneiter? ' xgmfe, 1 1 C 'He are Ieftured on nirecfifs This is ssc sudden! Everycne srniie new I-'1Y1Phi'?Y C1995 CH fi? Gif Flre Preventicn 'ffeek ::C'-'I ciCH'T 99? CDU Cf Sfep March Apxt v e V t fs t ee ' 'ft see tc ,ie ear. H51 Hu 1 xffziy doesnt AHS. leave us alone? 1 iF'tiOgOlT 'l d I Y ' They best us Uqctin. Qnly this time prfix OO' E W 1 Exctzmg qytr. Circus, Gccdrtess those was tie Regtcrtcu Tcurnctrnezit. vi dewis were funny. 111-Y Dance- fol- ZQ Mere tum. Sianish Class had fiesta. ww Ci ' .V U-'C . 1 ' .mn 5 Huw? mg' -1 we , . , '9'fk rVt f' A A 'MT kltwg h'5 and BW' .5 Artetzier vletcry. Qur track tecrti over 3.-.'1ri'51r1g tfxizt item pete at tie ptrzztfx. Tcyliwmer EO Trask tecmz '.-fats victorious in our first 13 The Easter Assembly fedcy was very :Leet with Virden. qcsd. Page 1C3 SNAPS f fJ ,ff 111 11111 1x C X. 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