Le Roy High School - Melting Pot Yearbook (Le Roy, IL)

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six i i.-:' F.F.A. BOYS CORNERING PIGS AT THE EL PASO FAIR lv ' YIPPEE! GOOD OLE SCHOOL DAYS! Gee, nys good to gee every- one again . . . Teachers had a picnic at West Park to get acquainted . . . Election of class officers and sponsors . . . Auditorium roof raised a foot from cheerleader tryouts-winners, Lois Lamont, Oleda and Peggy Wheet, and Edith Mears . . . Labor Day vacation . . . Do we hear boys' voices in chorus? Sounds good! . . . Hear ye! Fall Festival's in town! School half days and juniors and seniors working at concession stands to make lots of money . . . Those lucky FFA boys-off to the Fair at El Paso . . . First football game, Cerro Gordo-result was girls with pale faces and boys with five o'clock shadow-need We explain further . . . Staff members for the annual and newspaper were selected and clubs organized. SENIOR STAND AT FALL FESTIVAL

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BLEED PAGES, ZINC ETCHIN GS, AND DUMMIES- these words didn't mean a thing until we started work on the 1950 annual. To start our annual off, Suzanne Schultz, Myra Shrigley, and Miss Shippy attended the ISHSPA Convention at Champaign last fall. They came back full of ideas and enthusiasm. The editors and the adviser put their heads together to make up the dummy of the annual. While they were processing the dummy, the advertising committee really went all out to make the advertising campaign a huge success. Next on the schedule, we started work on picture arrangements trying to make groupings as informal as possible. Luckily it was a sunny day when the photography came, enabling us to take some outdoor shots. It was really a problem getting the senior pictures mounted, but by staying up quite late one night, we did it. Last, but by no means the least work, were the writeups, and then off to the press! We wish to thank our engraver for his helpful suggestions on the layout, our photographer for his excellent pictures, our book binder for the attractive cover, and our printer for his splendid cooperation. Our staff was made up of the following members: editor, Suzanne Schultz, co-editor, Edith Mears, junior editor, Myra Shrigleyg business manager, Judith Dooley, advertising, Dean Nichols, Wallace Beeler, Richard Hillard, and Howard Wirtg sports reporters, Jay Simmons, Bob Flanagan, and Milo LeFeverg photography, Janice O'Neal, Thelma Evans, calendar, Jo Ann Riddle, Mary Miller, and Marilyn Peavlerg subscriptions, Barbara Golden and Shirley Rafferty: writers and typists, Stella Biven, Lois Tran- tina, Lynn Hibbens, Jean Phillips, Lois Lamont, Oleda Wheet, Josephine Johnson, Bertha Belle Poindexter, Mary Anne Graning, Laurisdine Hutson, Shirley Steege, Georgia Phillips, Jo Ann Beeler, and Shirley Williams, Advisor, Miss Helen Shippy. SEVEN