Leaf River High School - Lerico Yearbook (Leaf River, IL)

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THE STAFF tQ1'coQunn-nose-upscsonu Business Mgr.------ --- Typists a Stencilists--- .art Eaiwr--------------- Press Mgrs.------------ Sports Mgrse- ------- ----- Snapshots- ----- -- ------ - ---- ------Bill Wertin ----Pauline Cook -- ----- --4Ralph Meier Russell Nieman Eldon Hundertmark -----Dona Myers Lola Wagner -------Lois Myers --------Wayne Schnulle Marvin Burkhart --Dick Kretsinger Harry Thomas - ---- Betty Fulton Donna Fischer News Reporter--------- ---- ----Jeanne M ero XXLEAFLET 0 The Leaflet Staff, with their combined efforts, produced nine issues of the Leaflet this school year. All of the articles were written by members of the student body and told of the school activi- ties. Everyone on the staff proved very cooperative at all times. They feel that in later years the experience might prove valuable. The staff wishes to thank all the subscribers and advertisers, who made the publication of our school paper possible. THE STAFF Editor -------------------------------- Pauline Geek Ass' t Editor R obert NUMB Art Editor ------- -- -------------------- Lois Myers As5't Art fnitOr -------------------- Alene Borneman press Mgrs, ------------------------- Wayne Schnulle . Russell Nieman Paul Bawinkel Marvin Burkhart Typists and Stencilists ----- -------- Dona M BIS Lola Wagner Shirley Snyder 'Donna Fischer Circulation Mgrs. ------ --------- --Shirley Snyder Merritt Kretsinger Advertising Mgr. --------------------- --Ralph Meier News Reporter ------ ------------ Dorothy Kuntzlemen Mhiling List ----- --------------- ----wJeanne M ere Donna Fischer Sports ------------------------ - ----- --Dick Tho son Kenneth Wilhelms AdviSor--- ---- -- ------------- ------ -M s. Foster XUBRARY The library contains approximately lhO0 volumes. Of these 360 are fiction, the rest are reference books- The library has a number of dictionaries and four sets of encyclopediasn The books are classified accordingly to the Dewey Decimal System of cataloging. we also have a good choice of popular magazines for read- ing. The library awards were awarded at the end of the years THE STAFF Head Librarian ---- - --------- -----Katherine Viel Assistants--- ---- ---- -Shirley Janssen Grace Viel Dolores Greenfield Dursilla Wilhelms Betty Nieman Alena Borneman Staff Advisor ---- - ---- -- ------ -M . Hanson Row Row Row Row Row Row 2 1 2 1 2 1 ANNUAL STAFF Harry Thanas, Richard Kretsinger, Ralph Meier, Betty Fulton, Russell Nieman, Lola Wagner, Paul Bawinkel, Marvin Burkhart, Wayne Schnullee Mrs. Foster, Lois Myers, Bill Wertin, Pauline Cook, D0na Myerse LEAFLE1' STAFF Russell Niamang Paul Bawinkel, Dona Myers, Ralph Meier, Wayne Sehnulle, Donna Fischer, Marvin Burkhart, Dorothy Kuntzlemang Alene Borneman, Kenneth Wilhelms, Dick Thomsono Lola Wagner, Mrs. Foster, Pauline Cook, Shirley Snyder. Lois Myers. 1 LIBRARY STAFF Alone Bornenan, Dursilla Wilhelm. Delores Greenfield, Betty Nisnan, Grace 'Yiel- mr. Hanson, Kathryn Vielg Shirley Janssen. iz, ,ff L , .v- , Q 4 I 1 . A 'I Eff! 'ff - ir .N 4 . if-N2 -.fn Fr, vr ' T t . A 1 J . - -v 1 ' ,-'fm . 151 la, 1, . 4b I if J' I !. 51 5-1 4 X . .t,6,,.,.,v' v a A '- fa rl' A .li A 7.0, ,, . wx Q. 1. . 1 4 4 n 'v J . . A lr v ' , ,- I , 'H' 'Tx I ,'l. V- - f- M fWt :, ,, , .. .rl Q .f-.:' :'.T .. sb... '. , . .x ' -' - -' . . . 4 s . -- x-.1 , . .1 . 1 Q' . ,-. .f r...s ...-,-.- ,- - Vg . . sf ',....'. ' .v -.- - 1:- .,14 ' cm .,,, . .. E xg: 1 -'. ' .S , . fr? Ff- ,uw 'f . L1 . . 1 .:. ' 0 I lt .- .- - .' -- .', ,- xg- :3 .g.'N-':':.':-l., hr. 4 - . --. -s , k . - n-'75-'.2-...,. .5 I '. 'f-1 k'Lq:'g Q-S: fi..-5 OIXIVVARD EVER-- BACKWARD NEVER J 'Y H O UXPXUIVA SJ? PK LAST! ,ff Eg QCLASS PIQCDPHECYQ On the morning of May 27, 19609, I picked up the morning paper and as I turned the pages over, nv eyes fell first on the Lovelorn column of which Pauline Cook is now the Editors I next came to the sports section where I read that Donald Schelling had been named the years' most outstanding athlete. After I finished reading the paper, and since it was alnmst noon, I left my hotel rooms As I left the hotel there was a taxi parked by the curb, so I decided to ride to the restaurant where I planned to meet Betty Fulton, who is now secretary for the May- OT Of New York. The taxi driver was none other than Russell Nieman, he said that he had recently heard from Harry Thomas who owned a rancho Harry wrote that Bcb Kretsinger who was working for him break- ing branchos had just been badly hurt and that Dona Myers was nursing him back to healthe When I met Betty, she was very excited about a letter that she had received from Helen Book who had married the owner of a large fruit orchard in Californiao Helen told Betty that she heard that Paul Bawinkel was logging in Washington, and that she saw Lois Myers a few weeks ago. Lois was now a minister's wife with several kids. The waiter who came to take our order was, to our surprise, Kathryn Viel. Kathryn told us that she just came to New York a few weeks ago. When she left home there were only a few of our class that stayed near Leaf River. Dick Kretsinger was running the town's recreation parlor, which still seemed to be a very busy place. Ralph Meier was now raising swine on a farm west of Leaf River, and on the east side was Marvin Burkhart in stiff competition with him. PRQPHECY CON T Kathryn also told us that Jeanne M ers was running a day nursery in Mt. Morris. That afternoon Betty and I, since there was nothing else to do, went to a show, To our a- mazement, the producer was Wayne Schnulle, The show told the true life of Bill Wertin, who after years diligently spent trying, had finally struck gold in a Western mine. After leaving Betty that afternoon, I went back to my hotel room and turning on the radio I heard none other than Eldon Hundertmark and Todd Rood telling of their hunting and fishing experiences during the past years in the North Woods. Having heard of all my classmates during m day off from work, I, Lola Mae Wagner, now working as receptionist for a large construction company in New York, feel that this was one of the most won- derful and complete days of my life, 0SE!X!!GR 0 f-HSTQRY 19M-19b5 On August 28, 19hh thirty shy Freshman entered LQR-O.H.S. to begin four years of High School. Several days after school started we elected the following officers: President- ---------- ---- ---- - -------- Paul Klever Vice President -------------- --- ------- Dona Myers Secretary----- ---- ------ ---- ---------Bill Wortin ' Treasurer --------------- --------- Don Scbelling Student Council ------ ---------- Pauline Cook . Ralph Meier Advisor -------- --- ----- ---- --Miss Priebe Ralph Bergmann, Dixie Butt, and Norma Boyer left to attend school elsewhereo During the year we added two new members, Audrey Moss and Mickey Van Sickle. 1945-19146 Again on September 17, the Sophomore class began their school year, 26 in number. Ralph Bergmann, a new member, joined us and later in the year we welcomed Lois Myers into our class and also Lgnes Jones. For our Sophomore year we elected the follow- ing officers: President ----------- ---------- ---- Bill Wertin Vice President ---- -- ----- ---- ---Ralph Meier Secretary ------ ------ ----- ----Betty Fulton Treasurer ------ --- - ----------- ----Lola Wagner Student Council---- ---------- Harry Thomas Dona Myers Advisor-- ------------------ - ------ Mrs. Luepkes For our money-making project we sold stationery and cards. I-HSTGRY 19u6,.19b,7 -,T The Class of 'AB returned to L.R.C.H.S. on September 3rd. This year we had two new members. Louie Seyler and Paul Bawinkel. For officers we elected: President ---------- - ---- --------- ---Harry Thomas Vice President-- ---- ------ ---- - ------- Dona M ers Secretary ------ - ----------------- Marvin Burkhart , Treasurer-- ------ ----------------- Betty Fulton Student Council ------------- ----- ---- Agnes Jones Marge Paul Advisor ---------- '---------- ----Mrs. Norton ' We received our class rings early in December. We selected as our Motto--'Onward Ever, Backv W ward Nevern. Our colors are nile green and pink. The flower is a pink carnation. In February we presented our class play, UHouse of Strangenessn. Our Junior-Senior Banquet was held the latter part of May at the high school. We decorated the gym, which turned out to be very pretty. This event was a pleasant memory for every one. 19b7-19h5 The class of 'h8 again returned to high school to complete their Senior year. We were now twenty in number. We elected the following officers: President ---------------------- ----Dona M ars Vice President -------------------- Bill Wertin Secretary --------------- -------- Pauline Cook Treasurer ---------------- ----- --Betty Fulton Student Council ------------------- Ralph Meier Lois M ere Adviser----------------------------Nm. Hanson In October we had our pictures taken, nStar-Crazy', was presented by the class on November lh and l5. We are regretfully yet longingly waiting to graduate and to receive our diplomas. 5 E N I O R Billy Wertin Arthurian Arth. President 3 Glass Secretary 1 Class President 2 Class V. Pres. A Junior Play Senior Play Leaflet 3, A Dona Joy M ars Shakespearean Leaflet 39 I-I-s Annual 31 M- Junior Play Student Council 2. Student Treasurer b Chorus. 19 2g 3, Ll. 0P9T9tt3 ls 24 30 A F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, A F.H.A. Offiliel' ll. Pep Club 3, A Pep Club officer A Class President h Class V. Pres. 1,3 Annual 3. A CEditor up Basketball 1,2, 3, A Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3 Betty Fulton Shakespearean F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, A Chorus 1, 2, 3, A Senior Play Leaflet 3 Annual M Operetta 2, 3, A Librarian 3 F.H.A. Reporter 3 FoHu.Ao Vo Pres. ll Class Secretary 2 Class Treasurer 3, A M 5 TAT 157 'C 5 Pauline Cook Arthurian Arth. Pres. A ChOI'uS 19 25 35 Band 1. 2 . Operetta 1. 2, 3, qi Student Geuneil 1 Class Secretary A JuniorVP1ay Senior Play Leaflet 3. M CEditorhD Annual h fcoveditur AJ D-INRQ BWBPQ V Cheerleader 2, 3, A Librarian 1, 2 Pep Club 3. h Fo Ho :lie lg 25 3 Ralph Meir Arthurian Softball 1, 2, 3, A Track l, 2, 3, A Basketball lg 2, 3, ll, Chorus 1, 2, 3, A Operetta 1, 2, A F. Fa fin 39 ll. Junior Play Senior Play Leaflet 3, A Annual A Student Council 1, M Class V. Pres. 2 S E N l O R Donald Sehelling Shakespearean FeFeA. 20 3, H Class Treasurer 1 Basketball 2, 3, A Softball 1, 2, 3, A Jeanne Myers Shakespearean ch0rul 1' 2g 3g ll, FoHnAo lg 2, 3 Pep 3' ll, Qpa etta l, 2, A Shake Cheerleader 1, Leaflet h Annual A Lois M e s Shakespearean Chorus l, 2, 3, A Qperetta 2, 3, L Student Council M Junior Play Senior Play Leaflet 3, A Annual 3, A Pep Club A 2. 3' H 5 TA Us U Arthurian F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, A Soft Ball l Play Committee 3, h Annual A Harry Themas Shakespearean F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, A Basketball 2, 3, A Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 3 Junior Play Annual A Student Council 2 if Q' Qr 9 Pl-UL.I COOK. . . . . .S1CRET'?Y Q? ' N H if Dx' LC! CLLIVG 4,1 15.47. :1u.nLL 1a.f.. .- U' W. ,-rm! - N . . .. , . , ,V b 1 1 5 A 5- ' . 4 - t iJ.- 4 .H+ ug 1 f ' JW ri 3 g , , 2 A 1. n 1 r --A. H . ,I J T.-g 41, 4 I l . My V !P- f 1 .- I. I- 'ffri L. I . . 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Annual A FOFOAQ Watchdog 2, 3 Klthryn Vial Arthurian Chorus 1, 2, 3 Head Librarian Librarian 3 FeHoAa 13 2' 3 Senior Play Qperetta 3 it Helen Book Arthurian sh01'U.S lg 2, 3' M. F,H,A, 1, 2, 3, A Junior Play Pep Club 3, I4 Leaflet 3 Qperetta 2, 3, A STA f,5 Todd Rood Arthu ian U FaFoAo 29 31 ll- Fs Fo Ao M881 Basketball h Track 3, A Paul Bawinkel Shakespearean FlFOA'Ll 3' Basketball 3, Softball 3, M Track 39 ll, Leaflet A Annual 4 dent M ls C Q E' I T LY. F ' 1m J. qt! I , , I ni :n-u. A 4, T T L 4 J .Tl . , .. 'I W Y' .f WF ff - 1' ' it N' Q 2 .W I ffy , I, Z ' T.. :EUS '- N f ., ,. J.. V+: Q 9,13 I I A A zu , - J ' ,gg , . .'., V . . Hifi H' f - .yg1. i- Jn . I , me dew . , - - J,- L ' . ' Q ' .., .1 - - 4 .' if , -'-LJQIJ. ggi , fm 1 '.1'-5?,,w- 1. f utr., 1, ,f ,,: , 'Q'--iii:-1fff'f 1 1 , I ,g 1:w'AQ+,4' 1'P4 vf g Fl -.g ': ',f .. -' .1 .. 'A gg?-3,1 Y x,,, 'gf' .432 M 4 ,JE-:i-Lf wgf 1: ,'4 if-J In 2 ,'e12sQi. .3jfa5i2rffffQ?j' Avwl' '-TggQgQww I -'XHe5HEm ,ffl t-1:.1.:,-Q ggaveg, F V ' ggm'w'gf .' Q. Mi ?EELQfq ' a-iii' . -1 '.-x . ww --mf, f '. ,r -' - ' V W. Q.-tar ' N in 2: ' '1':2,Ev 1- . NIV.. -- I-. f ?i555iU '-lik, ' 1-.316 . rx. glfj :N '-V W eg' Q, :Y 0g,,, mf iifu CLASS WML We, the Senior Class of the Leaf River High School, town of Leaf River, State of Illinois, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and test nt. ame Article I CTO The Facultyj Ve, the Seniors, will to the faculty all the carving on the desks and tables, the witty wise- cracks, and lost sleep, as we know you can all use its Article II CTO The Juniorsj Ie, the Seniors, will to the Junior class the right to slam the doors, arrive late to all classes, and the privilege of running the school. Article III C To The Sophomoresl Ne, the Seniors, will to the Sophomores our book of rules on obeying all laws and by-laws made by the Senior Class of 'h8. Article IV K To The Freshmanb Ie, the Seniors, will to the Freshman all the markings left on the cloak room walls and a chance to get even with all the hardships they have suffe ed this yearn CLASS WILL CUNY' CTo The Lower Class Girlsl Article V We. the Seniors. will to the lower class girls the right to chew bubble gum in all classes and the privilege of wearing slacks under your skirts. Article VI CTo The Lower Class Boysb We. the Seniors. will to the lower class boys the right to argue with all the teachers and the privilege to roll your pant legs up to your knees. Article VII . CTO Mrs Paulsl We. the Seniors. will to Mr. Pauls all the extra work and trouble we have caused. Article VIII CPersonal Bequestsj I. Eldon Hundertmark. do will my time to take a nap every afternoon to 'Prof'. I. Todd Rood, do will m industriousness to Harry Nichols. I. Wayne Schnulle. do will m ability to get the car to Dean Hepfer. I. Dona M ers, do will m office job to Cay Cleveland knowing that she can handle the work. I. Bill'Wertin, do will my swagger-like walk to Charlotte Myers. I. Bob Kretsihger, do will my butch haircut to Delbert Miller. I, Dick Kretsinger, do will my mischevious ways to Eugene Wilkens, I, Harry Thomas, do will my liking for girls in general to Bob Kappenman. I, Don Schelling, do will my manly physique to Frankie Thonzsonf, I, Russell Nieman, do will my 'Toni' to Wayne Hagemzinn I, Marvin Burkhart, do will my ability to be loyal to one girl to anyone who thinks he can handle more. I, Paul Bawinkel, do will m large figure to Merritt Kretsinger knowing he could use some of its I, Ralph Meier, do will my love for all teachers to next years Freshman, I, Pauline Cook, do will my D,A.R. award to Carol Tholen knowing she will take the part well, I, Jeanne M ers, do will m technique of catching a man early in life to Pat Cain. I, Lola Wagner, do will my slow walk to Russell Allefo I, Lois Myers, do will my slim waistline to Don Bolen knowing he will look good with it, I, Kathryn Viel, do will my diamond ring to any girl who does not have a man by the time she is 23 years old, I, Helen Book, do will m short figure to Marilyn Cross, hoping she looks better with it, I, Betty Fulton, do will my good nature and innocent look to Betty Magee in hopes she uses both to a good advantages In witness therof, we have herto subscribed our name and affixed our seal, on this twenty-seventh day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-eight, UNDER Ox 4fLE?hiK?Ihl4!':. Kiwi UW vb X?nJkk,iKS ,EEF WWW! uk Q' 'H fig tw A WX gxff Dj I X N ,QQ 1, 23 vzvbgyvgfq lX7 5 CLASSMEN X UUIXIIQRH On September 2, the ex-sophomore class came thundering into L.R.C.H.S. to begin a studious year as juniorse The class met to elect the following officers: President ------------------------------ Don Gallup Vice President ----------------------- -Dean Hepfer Secretary---- ----------------- ---- Treasurer ---------- -- ----- -- ---- -- -Kenny Wilhelms -Alene Borneman Student Council ----------- ------- --Chuck Ballard Shirley Snyder Advisor -------- --- ------------------ -dur. Mueller We started out with a new member, Carol Ander- SOHO The class entertained the whole school at a skating party on September 28th, Our rings were ordered early but we didn't get them until the 9th of January. The class presented their annual play in the spring entitled HPleased Ta' Meetchan. Our play was directed by Mr. Mueller. One of the highlights of the year was our car' nival which was on November 28th. OSOPHGMCD R If On September 2, a bolder group of 31 pupils en tered L.R.C.H.S. to become this year's Sophomores. We had lost the following from last year's class: Velma Asche, Melvin Asche, and Pearl Kendal. In there places were: Janet Anderson and Alice Snod grass. Since the beginning of this school year w have lost Darlene Winters and Gene Stevensong and have admitted Dick Alden to our class. We elected the following officers at our first class meeting: President ---- - ------ --------------- Nancy Lovell Vice President ------------------------ Betty Magee Secretary ---------------------- Mary Lee Schreiber Treasurer ------------------------------- Jean Cook Student Council ------------------ Betty Highbarger Harry Nichols Advisor ----------------- ---------- ---- --Mr. Towns We had a combination theater-hayride party at Mt. Morris on October 15 to which Mr. Towns chape roned us and had as much fun as the rest of us. It was open to anyone who wanted to come. We had several booths at the carnival and sold pop corn, potato chips, and peanuts at school for a money-making project. 6 XXFRESHMAN On September 2, 1947 twenty-three Freshman started to school- The class of W5lH elected the following officers with their advisor, hrs. Mueller. President ---------- -- -- ----- Dale Hepfer Vice President ------ ----------- Keith Nwers Secretary ---------- - ---- Patricia Jacobs' Treasurer ------ --- ----- Kenneth Martin Student Council ----- ---------- John Stykleh Catherine Cleveland We decided that the class dues should be 31.00 a year. . V Patricia Houghten moved away the first of October and Hazel Tate the first of November. The last of January a new boy moved into the Leaf River District. His name is Augie Reese. A R083 R082 RONI amz, R017 3 RUN 2 R081 nova RON2 RCN71 IUNICB CLASS Dorothy Kuntzleman, Dean Hepfer, Gerald Ontjes, Melvin Knodle, Donald Bolen, Gene Cross, Robert Kappenrnan, Carol Tholen. Pat Rapp, Delores Greenfield, Leona Bosshart, Clifford Jacobs, Dale Zilliox, Robert Myers, Carol Anderson, Donna Fischer, Marjorie Book. Charles Ballard. Shirley Snyder, Dick Thomson, Donald Gallup, Kenneth Wilhelms, Alene Born- eman, Mr. Mueller, SOPHOMORE CLASS , , Dxgene Wilkens, Allan Genandt, Russell Auer, Paul Smith, Dick Alden, Johnny Grove, Merle Bawinkle, Carol Bolen, Mabel Hood, Pat Cain, Florice Boom- garden, Delores Siemens, Betty Nieman, Alice Snod- grass, Frank Thomson, Mae Hundertmark, Mary Siemens, Janet. Anderson, Shirley Janssen, Grace Viel, Merritt Kretsinger. 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A un XXHGNQR RCAL 5 f umm 1 S Sophomores Florice Boomgarden Delores Seimens Jean Cook Nancy Lovell Betty Hi ghbarger Janet Anderson Freshmen Marilyn Cross John Stykel Shirley Albertus XXCURRICULUMN FRI HM N Reguired English I General Science General Business Pysical Education Electives Ag. I Home Eb. I Algebra I Music JUNIO S Rgguired English III American History Physical Education Electives Social Problems As-IV Home Eb. III Shorthand World History Geometry Music SQPHMQRES Reguired English II Biology Physical Education Electives World History Ag. II Home Eb. II Typing I Algebra I Music SENIORS Rgguired English IV Economics Q Government i Physical Education Electives Ag. IV Home Ec- III Bookkeeping Shorthand Social Problems Music. A, 1.2 Y. I I KE was-.. 1 , xg: 'x 1-'11, Q a. 1. I-'LLL BPLL! QL. A II-IITILTIOFI DAY! 1 f A 5. cl 'K ' 1 -. 2 'N V' HY'- , , 'L . ' , ,L 'N , 1 , ' lx E 1 . A S ' ' ' i ,. UH . b, . r M .A , ' - :b u -RS! .,. ,- X, . 5 S 1 .L 'U' 4 1 1 1 X -fu .3-233. A. , ,'L'x' 2 .f- PAL5! FRE5E'1I.'EI'l! . EVSSELL! HQMER! LXYYFRARY Q Q, LF' I NZ SCCM H155 wwf-15 The Arthurians met and organized for the year on September 30, with Mrs. Gladys Festa presiding. At our first meeting the following officers were elected: President ---------- ------ - ------- - ---4-Pauline Cook Vice President- ---- -------------- -- ----Ralph Meier Secretarye -------------- ------ -Charles Ballard Treasurer-Mu-- --------- ------- ------Nancy Lovell Cheerleaders ---- - -------------------- Pauline Cook Nancy Lovell The 'Arths' lost the Leaflet Sales by four sub- scriptions this years . The 'Arth' girls defeated the 'Shake' girls in a soft ball game by a terrific scorea However the boys weren?t quite so victorious and lost to the 'Shakes'n The Arthurians are always ready to defeat the 'Shakes' in any kind of a challenge. OSHA KES I' ' The nShakesH held their first meeting in the study hall, September 30, with M a Towns as ad- visor. The 'Shakes' elected the following officers: President ---------------------------- Don Gallup Vice President ------------------ Marvin Burkhart Secretary-Treasurer --------------- Donna Fischer Cheerleaders ----------------- Dorothy Kuntzleman Jeanne Myers The uShakes' won the Leaflet sales campaign by four more subscriptions. The 'Shake' girls played the 'Arth' girls in a softball game. and lost with a very low score. The boys, however, were victorious. ROW 5 RCW A ROW 3 ROW 2 ROW 1 ROW 5 ROW M RCW 3 ROW 2 ROW 1 ARTHURIAN Dick Kretsinger, Allan Genandt, Gene Cross, John Stykel, Dick Alden, Russell Nieman, Gerald Ontjes, Harry Nichols, Todd Hood. Mhry Schreiber, Betty Highbarger, Eldon Hundertmark, Dale Zilliox, Bill Wertin, Duane Schelling, Wayne Schnulle, Kathyrn Viel, Pat Cain. Thelma Williams, Carol Tholen, Durscilla Wilhelms, Merle Bawinkle, Clifford Jacobs, Delores Greenfield, Lola Wagner, Cay Cleveland, Pat Jacobs. Betty Magee, Frank Thomson, Jean Cook, Leona Bosshart, Alene Borneman, Merle Cornelius, Virginia Snodgrass, Mae Hundertmark, Helen Book. Mr. Schelling, Shirley Albertus, Ralph Meier, Pauline Cook, Charles Ballard, Nancy Lovell, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Mueller- SHAKESPEAREAN Dean Hepfer, Bob Kretsinger, Melvin Knodle, Donald Schellinso Donald Bolen, Paul Smith, Russell Aner, Paul Bawinkle, Kenneth Wilhelms, Bob Kappenman, Harry Thomas. Dorothy Kuntzleman, Delores Siemens, Dick Thomson, Royce Gilberts, Eugene Wilkens, John Grove, Donald Myers, Delbert Miller, Flcrice Boomgarden, Shirley Snyder. Carol Bolen, Mabel Rood, Betty Fulton, Marilyn Cross, Vernon Burgett, Robert M ers, Betty Nieman, Carol Anderson, Alice Snodgrass, Janet Anderson. Ellen Fulton, Marjorie Book, Charlotte Myers, Shirley Janssen, Bill Myers, Dale Hepfer, Mary Siemans, Dona Myers, Pat Rapp, Darlene Motter. Mr. Mueller, Mr- Hanson, Merritt Kretsinger, Marvin Burkhart, Donna Fischer, Donald Gallup, Grace Viel, Mrs- Foster, Mr. Towns. v Ml 4 if 1 l STUDENT L liwmcu I X , ,N OIQGAIXIIZAWONS Q F H A. The Leaf River Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America met in September and the following offi- cers took charge. President ------------ --- --------- L ola Maes Wagner Vice President ------ --Q ----- ------Betty Fulton Secretary-e- ----- ----- - ------ ---- Marjorie Book Treasurer --------- ---------------- Alene Borneman Reporter--- ----------------------- -Donna Fischer Histvriane-H -------------------- ---- -Betty Magee Parlamentarian---u------------ ---- ---Dona Myers Song Leader---- ----- - -------- ---- --Patricia Cain Lola Mae Wagner spent a very enjoyable week at State FQHQA. Leadership Training Camp at Lake Bloom- ington during the month of Auguste The Freshmen were initiated and in the evening they were formally taken into the club on September 30th. We also had five honorary members and our Chapter Mother present at this meetinge M s. Foster, Lola Mae Wagner, and Donna Fischer attended the Section 21 Meeting of Delegates at Mt. Morris on October l8thf We decided to plant a red rose bush on the school ground in the spring in honor of National F-H.A. week which is the first week in November. On December 17th we had our annual Christmas banquet which was served by the FeF.A. boys. In April we had our style show which was given in honor of the girl's mothers. I OFFA' The following officers were elected for 19LL7-19lL8- President ------- Vice President-- Secretary-- ----- Treasurer- ----- houus nvnu Q :cannon S entinel----W --- ----------------Todd Rood ----------Marvin Burkhart Clifford Jacobs -Melvin Knodle -Russell Nieman ------- ------- Dean Hepfer We held our initiation program on Sept. 10. Eight greenhands were taken in at this time. John Stykel Merle Corneilous Ross Knodle Dale Hepfer Kenneth Martin Keith Myers Vernon Burgett John Grove On October 21, the following boys were raised to Chapter Farmers degrees Russell Auer Wayne Hageman Paul Smith Merle Bawinkel Ralph Meier Allan Genandt Leonard Hageman Frank Thompson Eugene Wilkens We have no State Farmer degrees this year. No judging teams have been appointed as yet. The following boys still hold Chapter Famer degr ees, Marvin Burkhart Dale Zilliox Russell Nieman Donald Bolen Dean Hepfer Harry Thomas Paul Bawinkel Robert Khppenman Kenneth Wilhelms Donald Schelling Clifford Jacobs Gene Cross Eldon Hundertmark Wayne Schnulle Charles Ballard Melvin Khodle Todd Rood Robert Myers Richard Thomson The following boys took consignments to the Purebred sale at the Byron sale barn. Marvin Burkhart- Donald Bolen---- -Spotted Poland Chinas -----------Spotted Poland Chinas Robert Myers ------ - ------ --Black Poland Chinas Melvin meals----------u Leonard Hageman- Clifford Jacobs- -Berkshires -----------Berkshires -----------Black Poland Chinas Kenneth Wilhelms------ ---- -Spotted Poland Chinas Dean Hepfer ------ - ---- -----Black Poland Chinas Mr. Schel1ing---- ------ ---Chester Whites ROW 5 Roan Rong Rona Roni ROHM ROW 3 ROW 2 ROW 1 F9 Ho jk' . Dorothy Knntzleman, Lery Schreiber, Pat Cain. Florice Boomgarden. Betty Highbarger, Durscilla Wilhelms. Carol Tholen. Shirley Snyder. Delores Greenfield. Alice Snodgrass, Mabel Hood. Betty Nieman, Carol Anderson, Cay Cleveland, Thelma Williams. Janet Anderson. Dona Myers, Carol Bolen, Donna Fischer, Pat RaPP,Charlotte Myers, Mary Seimans- Grace Viel, Ellen Fulton. Virginia Snodgrass, Shirley Janssen, Betty Magee, Mae Hundertmark, Helen Book. Shirley Albertus. Alena Borneman, Lola Wagner. 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XXPEP CLUB The Pep Club was organized at the beginning of the basketball season, with a very good turn- out of around 50 members. The games were very well attended and the members did a good job in keeping up the team's spirit at the games. The club was pretty well satisfied with their emblems which are made of blue and white felt with the blue letters L.R.C.HaS. around the circle. Our insignia 'The Demon' is the center. This event made them feel more as if they were members of the club. The cheerleaders this year are Pauline Cook. Dorothy Khntzleman, Nancy Lovell, and Betty Magee. The following officers were elected: Presidentcnosoonana-coo nous aucuuusnolshirley' Secretaryulnnqn-usuuouuncnc-usqugcccomarjwie Treasurer---------------- ---- ------Dona Myers RepOI't erlltvh-Insure!-'Chevron-on-on nano- so--0-'Pat . 1 -1 :.,a.-2 . N 1- il- ..f.. V . A . . n .. - ' 1 i ,' .1 h . . , v, . M. T5 P21 ' ' lf1ifff?' A , 4' . 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They are President --------------------------- Ralph Meier Vice President ------------------- Shirley Snyder Secretary ---------------------------- Lois Nyers Treasurer -------------- -------------- Dona Myers The Student Council had decided that they will have assembly programs the last semester. These will be held once each month and will be financed by the Student Council treasurery. The Student Council bought a new cover plate for the LE Rl CO. ROW ROW ROW RCW ROW ROW 41 3 2 1 2 1 PEP CLUB Betty Highbarger, Carol Tholen, Donald Myers. Marvin Burkhart, Allen Genandt, Harry Nickels, Wayne Schnulle, Lois M ars, Mary Schreiber, Lola Wagner, Durscilla Wilhelms, Marilyn Cross, Pat Jacobs, Charlotte Myers, Alena Bornaman, Delores Greenfield, Donna Fischer, Jaan,Cook, Dona Nyers, Shirley Snyder, Pat Rapp, Marjorie Book, Helen Book, Nancy Lovell, Betty Magee, Pauline Cook, Dorothy Khntzleman. STUDENT COUNCIL John Stykel, Cay Cleveland, Harry Nickols, Charles Ballard, Dona M ars, Shirley Snyder, Ralph Meier, Lois WSIB f We HSUSODQ CHEERIEMDERS Nancy Lovell, Betty Magee, Pauline Cook, Dorothy Khntzlemane 1. 3 AHF an k F M A15 hu- W 5 A115 e E 'fr 'Q' 'W i 'Req ' Q2 Qi I ,. my A 1? T. Aj 1 Q L 9 K5 Q , ' 2 Q3- 5 15 - - ay Of' lk 6 A , ' J ,Q- K ' . Quan .- ry' . f Wx er E J-A XX ,6 ES Q La V n an E E 3 , by' 4.4 fQ9K A. Ln ,K 1 if ,ff Q Q - ,iw U 5 -v 4 f 5 Q - gf' AQ' MUSIC W W1 L N , w ,7-- I I xH.- I' X X 'N' f' fx Kfxifx' 57 J ifxfxf r , : , --:,.aX!x',.,f QMUSIC The year got off to a good start with the appearance of the girls' ensemble and the mixed ensemble at the annual open house. held on November 12th at the high school. The mixed ensemble had eight members: Nancy Lovell. Lois Myers. Alene Borneman, Dona Myers, Chuck Ballard, Don Gallup, Ctaking the place of Gene Stevenson, who moved to Winnebagob Dick Thomson, and Ralph Meier. In the girls' ensemble Dona Myers and Betty Fulton sang alto. Alene Borneman and Pauline Cook sang second soprano and first soprano was sung by D0rothy Kuntzleman and Carol Anderson. Both groups appeared in a program presented in the latter part of February and both planned to attend the music contest. The mixed chorus. girls' chorus, and band also appeared in the music program that was given the latter part of February. This was under the direction of Mrs. Mueller. XXBANDI' A new band began to be organized in October 19147, beginning with a. demonstration of instruments by the Lyons Band Go, of Chicago. Gene Stevenson, our only experienced player, soon transferred to Winnebago. However, inexperienced as they were, by the time of the music program, February 27th, they were able to play several numbers in quite a pleasing manner with 16 active members and 3 pre-band students, Personnel of Band Clarinets: Marilyn Cross, Pat Jacobs, Mary Lee ' Schrieber, Shirley Murphy, Pat Lovell, Don M res, and Loretta Buskhol. Trumpets: Dick Thomson, Charles Ballard, Dick Wood, and Karen Tucker, Trombonesz Cay Cleveland, David Blanchard. Roger Schelling. French Horn:Diane Blanchard. Sa aphone: Billy Pollen. Drums and Bells: Nancy Lovell. Gene Cross, Betty Magee. ' Pre-band Students: Billy Ha mond, Marvin Kuntzlee man, and Jerry Campbell. XXPLEASED TA MEETC!-IA The junior class is hard at work at their annual play. They have chosen 'Pleased ta Meetcha'. a comedy in three acts by I. Bernard Chichester. Mr. Bixby CDon Gallupb had lived all his life in a country town. He suddenly came into money and moved to the city with his wife qahiriey smrderb and daughter. Betty CPat Rappj. As the play opens, everything is ready for Betty's birthday party, and Mrs. Bixby very much interested in money, has invited Archie Pomeroy CDick Thansonj because his family has money and social standing. This simply irks Bettyg so she invites a childhood sweet- heart. miner Hicks CDean Hepferj. a country rube. Elmer arrives early: Betty attanpts to polish him up with no results. During the progress of the party Mr. Bixby is knocked unconscious and a diamond necklace is stolen. This results in Elmer and a detective Beevy Cchuck Ballardj capturing two criminals. - Other characters are: Binks. the Butler ------------ - ----- -1---Kenny Wilhelm! Marie' the Maidiifoovu-au00Cn -0 'Har8i6 Andrew Grimes, Detective----w ---- ------ --C liff Jacobs Helen Maxwell, Betty's girl friend ---- --Donna Fischer Ruth Adams, another girl friend-- ------ A1 ene Borneman Howard Wills, a boy friend-'- -- '----Melvin Khodle DiI'6G'tOI '-'- '-- '- --0-v 99 --v-v ----M119 Mueller Bow A Row 3 Row 2 ROW 1 Row it Row 3 Row 2 Row 1 Row 3 Row 2 Row 1 NHXED CHORUS Marilyn Cross, Lois M ers, Harry Nichols, Melvin Khodle, Donald Bolen, Gene Cross, Shirley Snyder, Dorothy Knntzle an, Carol Anderson, Mary Schrieber, Donald Myers, Donald Gallup, Ralph Meier, Dursilla Wilhelms, Betty Fulton. Pauline Cook, Dona Myers, Nancy Lovell, Moral Bawinkel, Charles Ballard, Lola Wagner, Alene Born man, Pat Jacobs, Shirley Albertus, Marjorie Book, Merritt Kretsinger, Mrs, Mueller, Dick Thomson, Charlotte Myers, Helen Book. s GIRLS CHO US Marilyn-Cross, Dorothy Knntzleman, Mary Schrieber, Betty Highbarger, Florice Boomgarden, Lois Myers, Pat Cain, Carol Tholen, Shirley Snyder. 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When she fears that Dick Mallon, big league ball player is to be in town5 she realizes she regrets hav- ing put a career ahead of marriage to Dick. nKidn sister, Donna senses this and at once sets out to Wright the wrong.' One little note starts everything movinge Nothing, not even the arrival of Dickfs fiancee', Ioan Mayberryf Hollywood star, can stop Donna, who with the help of her girl friend, Beth Robinson and the reluctant help of her brothers Bill, manages to get everyone involveds Consequences and complications arise constantly including the absent-minded astronomer, Professor Andrews, and the grumbling housemaid, Isabella. The cast was as follows: Bill Andrews------ ---- ------- Donna Andrews---- Beth Robinson ---------------- Jerry Andrews----- ------ ----- Professor Andrews ----Bill Wertin ---Pauline Cook ---Betty Fulton ----Lola Wagner Dick Kretsinger Isabella ------- - -------------- -Kathryn Viel Dick Mallon ---------------------- Ralph Meier Joan Mayberry -------------- -- ---- -Lois Myers Joe A1cott--- ----- --- ---- --- Advisor---- ---- -------------- -dwayne Schnulle -----MT. Hanson .'v ! '! !1 4fWZ3z v- v If - f 5- y:gr:pw-. -my V 4 . L , . -5 . , SSMGGPLAX STANDINZ iqyaie'Sehn4i11e. Lou Wersi xmryn vm. 'masons I 1 .Ralph ling Lola WagneryPau1ino Cook. ' B111 Wirfiu., -Bd-'ty Elton, Disk hetsingar. N ' It A Junrm-an A n - ' mm Bcllllv W 03618 HIi'C'l'f -Uwlw lUh ' 1 . . . 'Sofia-1 Kuntzlcmn it 'hoinmf 'lbllivliiill QU'-!'l'!'Il0' 'Q 'lnhlf-Alum BU K In mn. ' Donald Gallup. Caroluudaroon. Donna Pinehu- M .I w . W . ,w K .PB ,, -.. w w n M L,. V4 ..r,. OJ! 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L fo ' XS, ,sb I fl MSN s. 5' , f XX M fl ATHLETICS 5?-Q 'Gui TN X-id fr, 'I X I ,-S x 'S K -- -S'-v -3-, Ill?-if XXSQF TBALLU After getting off to a poor start the Demons came back at the latter part of the season, to win a third place trophy at the Forreston Tournament Leaf River 2 Byron 7 Leaf River 13 Winnebago 9 Leaf River 8 Monroe Center 9 Leaf River 0 Stillman Valley 1 Leaf River 8 Ashton 13 Leaf River 13 Pecatonica lg Leaf River 5 Forreston 7 Leaf River 15 Forreston 8 Leaf River ll Bryon 13 Forreston Tournament Leaf River 9 Byron 7 Leaf River 1 Ashton 5 Leaf River 13 Dakota 8 Softball Lineup Pitcher Dean Hepfer Catcher Don Gallup First Base Second Base Third Base Center Field Short Stop Left Field Right Field Don Schelling Ralph Meier Harry Thomas Bob Kretsinger Bill Wertin Kenneth Wilhelms Charles Ballard vBASKET!3ALL The D mons had a successful year considering the competition they ran up against. They won fourteen of the games and lost twelve, making a record of OV61' -Solo They also managed to win a third place trophy in the Route 72 Tournament. During the season the Demons were able to rack up 1145 points in the 26 games they played. The season got off to a good start with winning 7 of the ll games the Demons pla ed. The next part was a little tougher with the Demons dropping 7 out of the 10 ga es played, but determined to do their best the Demons finished with winning the last four games of the season. The tournament game proved to be thrilling and was one of the most exciting games the Demons played this year. It was played with Stillman Valley for ' the third place trophy. When the final whistle blew, Leaf River was ahead by one point with a 28-27 l ad. Another thrilling game of the season proved to be the Leaf River, Byron game at Leaf River. This was an overtime, with only one regular left on the floor for Leaf River, Byron seemed to come back pretty strongly and outscored the Demons 68-62 for a hard fought victory. The last game of the season was played at Kirkland. and proved to be very exciting with the final score in Leaf River's favor by a one point lead. The final line-up for the year was as follows: Bob Xretsinger--Forward Bill Wertin ----- Forward Don Schelling---Center Don Gallup ----- -Guard Harry Thomas----Guard the reserves for the year were KBDDY Wilhelms, Dick Kretsinger, Augie Reese, Dean Hepfer. These boys hui-plenty of action in most of the games. BASKETBALL Gallup Schelllng Thomas Kretsing Kretsing Hepfer Wilhelms Reese Thomson Bolen Uertin er er Wertin Gallup Schelling Thomas Bob Dick Kretsinger Bob Kretsinger Dick Hepfer Wilhelms Reese Thomson Bolen CONT Field Goals Percentage made missed 9h ' 322 282 11h 1 BUUZ 86 138 3832 19 76 2002 77 159 3262 10 25 2852 5 lh 2732 37 61 3722 10 AO 2002 3 5 3752 1 3 2252 Free Throws made missed 27 18 6002 52 56 h8rZ 58 69 4562 35 32 52275 27 45 3752 10 13 MBMZ 7 8 h662 19 22 A632 5 13 2772 O 6 0002 O 1 ooQ2 QS Q O R15 5' The schedule this year was as follows: Genoa Cherel Winnebago Ctherej Stillman valley Cherej Mt. Morris Ctherel Franklin Grove Ctherej Ashton Cherej Byron Cthereb Monroe Center Chez-eb Pecatonica Ctherel Forreston Tournament Stillman Valley Byron Q Forreston Chereb Winnebago Cher-eb Stilllmn Valley Ctherel Route 72 Tournament Winnebago Ashton 51511111211 Valley Ashton Ctherel Kirkland Cherel Byron Chereb Monroe Center Ctherel Franklin Grove Chereb Pecatonica Cherel Forreston Ctherel Kirkland Ctherej XXTRACKH The blue demons are looking forward to a rather successful year with about twenty boys reporting out for track. Their will be a representative for almost every event. About half of the boys are lettermen from last year and rest is com osed of freshman. The following boys make up the Demon track team for this years Gene Cross, Donald Gallup, Bob Khppenman, Dean Hepfer, Enos Jacobs, Harry Thomas: Ralph Meier, Dick Thomson, Kieth Myers, Royce Gilberts, Merle Bawinkel, Ross Knodle, Donald Myers, Merle Cornelious. John Stykel, Russell Amer. Kenneth Wilhelms, and Augie Reese. The boys plan to enter into several track meets that will be held at the neighboring schools. We all hope that the boys are very successful in all their track events that they participate in this year. RUN ROW R08 RN RN ROW 2 1 2 1 2 1 SOFTBALL Ralph Meier, Dean Hepfer, Paul Bawinkle, Donald Gallup, Bill Wertin. Charles Ballard- Melvin Knodle, Kenneth Wilhelms, Bob Kretsinger. Donald Schelling, Harry Thomas, Mr. Towns- BASIETB-A1-L FIRST TEAM Melvin Knodle, Dean Hepfer. Donald Bolen, Kenneth Wilhelms, Todd Rood, Dick Thomson, M . Towns. Bill Wertin, Harry Thomas, Donald Gallup, Donald Schellingf Bob Kretsinger. Dick Kretsinger. BASKETBAIL SEOND TEAM Bill l'W'e':'s, Delbert Miller. Duane Schelling, Gene Gross, Paul Bawinkle, Johne Grove, Royce Gilberts, Merritt Kretsinger. Robert Kappenman, Kenneth Wilhelms, Charles Ballard, Mr- Towns, Dick Thomson, Dean Hepfer, Donald Bolen. 201 71' J 'vV X J , , ,. 5 ', - bk 71 If X Qi 965 f -:QL 5 1' ' Q- y Q mmm CALENDAR Q I f E3 i X 51555, EBSQ im x... QPICNIC' Q September 2- -sehool opens 9--softball game with Byron 12--softball game with Winnebago 12--magazine sale campaign opens 16--softball game with Monroe Center 19--softball game with Stillman Valley 23--softball game with Ashton f- 25-softball game with Pecetonica O 26--Junior class party Ggllmiky October 3--softball ganw with Forreston 7--softball game with Byron A W K 96:10--Forreston softball Eburnamnt X C 10--end of lst six weeks ' ,,glL 16317--teaaher's institute '6:!-fx 21--community dance November 12 12 11450-5 21 25 26 26 27629 28- on od Q by FN open house basketball game with Genoa -senior play -basketball game --basketball game with Winnebago with Stillman Valley with Mt. Morris -basketball game end of 2nd six weeks -Thanksgiving vacation -Junior carnival h .J 12 17 19 19 20 .31 if 29 4 J Xa v lj 1 Q k December 2--basketball game with Franklin Grove 5--basketball game with Ashton 9--basketball game with Byron --basketball game with Monroe Center --Home Economics banquet -grade school o eretta --basketball game with Pecatonica --beginning of Xmas vacation --Forreston Invitational Tourname t January 5--school begins again Pb X 9--basketball game with Forreston 13--basketball game with 'fliI1I19b8gO 'TS 16-basketball game with Stillman Valley C5-Q7 19--beginning of 2nd semester 20-214--Route 72 Tournament f Si 30--haakezhan game with Ashton Lfqia 31--basketball game with Kirkland I ff '75 February 3--basketball game with Byron C ji Q fl 2--freslmen skating party s. 17 28730--Senior trip 31--last day of school sk K --basketball game with ,V x Monroe Center 10--basketball game with Franklin Grove 13--skating party Jw 16--basketball gnne with Pecatonica Os-M. 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