Libertyville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Libertyville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1939 volume:

.memn-nwaa rwnmJNQ v.7 :- --. w vuwmswds wm-$$Wm - - W waw -.-a .. $3,141.! NAUTILUS THE NAUTILUS VOLUME XXII Published by the Student Body 0? LIBERTYVILLE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS May, I939 DEDICATiON IN RECOGNITION OF her sinscere and manifold services to the students of Libertyville Township High School, we, the staff, respectfully dedicate this calendar edition of the Nautilus to Lois Johnson. NAUTILUS STAFF Edifor.-.----.--s; ...................................... Pafricia Kelly Business Manager .......................... Lawrence Rouse Assisfanf Edifor ............................ Marion Gillespie Assisfanf Business Manager ........ Sfanley Lindrofh Senior Edifor--...-..-.-: ...................... CharloHe DueH Organizafions ............................ BeHy Wehrenberg Calendar .................................. Kafherine Holman ArJr .................................................... Louise Legafe Feafure Edifor ................................ Mary Jo Achen Assis+an+ Feafure Edifor .................. Kennefh Schar Girls' Afhlefics ................................ Hazel GefcheH Boys' A+hle+ics .............................. Norman Enevold Music .................................................... Maxine Ray Jokes .................................................. Phyllis Wrighf Adivifies ........................... Marjorie Rockenbach Typier ............................................ Shirley Sfrufhers 'mo4uv The adminisfrahve force of our school always has many dufies Jro perform. These adminisfrafors musf formulafe sound school pol- icies and +hen see +ha+ Jrhese policies are carried ouf Jro Jrhe Itulles.+ exfenJr. H is +heir dquy fo plan for +he sfudenfs so +ha+ each one may y leave Jrhe school aJr +he end of four years prepared +0 become a , good cifizen. Jro associafe easily wifh oJrher members of socie+y. Jro : use his leisure hours consfrucfively, and Jro earn a living. A greaf deal of planning musf be done so +ha+ +hese dufies may be carried oqu. In Liber+yville Township High School +he adminishafive duHes are en+rus+ed +0 Mr. Underbrink. principal. Secrefarial duHes are H. E. UNDERBRINKa performed by Miss Rufh Small. W ? FAC U LTY C. W. ANDREWS. B. S. LAWRENCE M. CRAWFORD. B. Ed. ELIZABETH ILLER B. A.. M. A. l James Milikin UniversHy Hlinois S+a+e Normal Universify Norfhwesfe Unive Hy ; HENRIETTA AURELL. B. A., M. A. RUTH CPLBERTSQN- Ph- 3- EARL L. OLS N. Ph. ., Ph. M. Park College UniverSIfy Of Chicago Univery .0 Wi - Norfhwesfern Universify K C DEHL B Ed A d .Easlrern Hlilnois SfelfeMSTeaohers' MILDRED RAUSCH' 8' 5' MARION BELEY' 8' E ' College Univemrsify of Illinois Whifewafer Sfafe Teachers' Universify of Illinois College EDGAR D. RUSSELL. A. 3.. A. A. E. JOHNSON. B. A., M. A. Wegminisfer College Me J' BERGFALD' 8' A M' A' Gusfavus Adolphus College Universify of Missouri Iowa Sfafe Teachers' College Universify of Chicago y Norfh sf U. Ur we em n'vers' y ANNA J. JOHNSON, B. s.. M. A. CAROLYN SVRLUGA' B'A'E' ARTHUR BERGSTROM. B. A.. M. A. Norfhwesfern Universi+y M 'nSf'me ' Jois .CoHege LOIS JOHNSON. B. Ed. L. MARVIN WILKINS. B. M. Unwersrfy of Iowa . . . Whlfewafer S+a+e Teachers' McPhaIl School of MUSIC WINIFRED BRONSON. B. 5., M. A. CO'lege Iowa Sfafe Teachers' College MARGARET JORGENSEN, B. S. MARCIA WEISSGERBER' 3' M' Universi+y of Iowa DePauw Universify. Beloif College x,.v.,;,.,: l.glwn' BOARD OF EDUCATION GLADYS J. LOVELL LINNA W. CORLETT WALTER A. HERR HENRY E. GADDIS HAROLD G. MASON Presidenf ...................................................... Henry E. Gaddis Secrefary ...................................................... Gladys J. Lovell The Board of Educafion which governs Liberfyville Township High School has been responsible a for Jrhe many improvemenfs and +he progress made in +he schooi during Jrhe las+ few years. The high V standard of Libererville Township High School has been maintained +hrough Jrheir inferesf and aid. FOREWORD Nineteen hundred and thirty-nine marks another year in Nautilus history. Because of this, the staFF has endeavored E0 create an original calendar issue which will retain the spirit of advancement and be significant of time and progress. FRESHMEN Presidenf ............................................................................ Kenne+h Piche Vice Presiden+ .............................................................. Clarence Zermer Secretary .............................................................................. Harry Taylor Treasurer .................................................................... Rober+ McCormick Colors; Blue and Silver Hower: Carnafion Moffo: Live +0 learn and you learn +0 live. iv'j' IL v,:f31y.a:p171ll ' .i; lk . FRESHMAN GIRLS A 1.: :2 T. lsf Row: Exon. Baum. Lie+zau. Hamm. Biere. Loomis, Kennedy, Laycockr Kodada. Farner. Deufsch- man. Allen, Camellino. 2nd Row: Miss Miller. Dolph. Brydon, Bos+ian. Brannah. K. Dugan, Kinsler. Jankowski. Hargrove. Kimball. Cason. DePaepe. 3rd Row: Drake, Baier. Keusfer, BeH'zel. Lundman. A. Due , B. Achen. R. Enevold. D. Johnson. Lighfbody, Knigge. Bueshing, Lehmann. FRESHMAN GIRLS B . ' ls+ Row: Sayers, Sage. M. May. Naegele. Penney. Mason. Will. L. Meyer. D. Meyer. Pfings+on. B. Miller. Swan. 2nd Row: Miss Beley, B. WeissI Sowafzke, Quid. Melendy, A. Rouse. Sfahl. Suydam. Newman. C. Madole. F. Prince, Smee. 3rd Row: B. Simmons. Nasfran. M. Rouse, Tiffany. D. Sfuder. Ypma. Schwandt R. Zalimas. Nolan, Pesfer. Sfafford. Sianonik. H. Quisf. IO wry av a, waxy x? yi . , W , 7 Ak$ww Ins wwwosw BrownI Walker Spery, xxeV W7 x Emerson Hosk 3rd Row Meyer V. i: J 3rd Row for M$V M a x I H: insk icoloff, Bufferfield Norman V N Gorsline, Ash, Kurfz. Pe+erson. iche mson C Madole p in. Rob Bulkley . Johnson, Kam Brando Boreham Pople xx xxx X wxxw x. RiHa. inal, Mari xn$ x ,7 t 3?me Bellman Lehmkuhl, Carney, R McCormick Dorgan Sfevens Wagner k Grafz Mr. Johnson Russell. , Harreff, DeGraff Sawusch Mafouse Peferson Bowser Kuebker ile. Mr. x$ 0? mg. mu... w o R d n 2 IS, . ink 2nd Row Reese. Schnaebele FRESH MEN BOYS B A S Y 0 Br 6 Wm Mm H S E R F :xx :5 V a 6 DV 0 L :mmerman Mob Koen Z ischendorf, xxx x xxxF Xx wi ishop. In. Reilly, Re Taylor. B inle Anderson Leaf. T i+zenfhaler ig, Marfin. De H Hoskins I I Roser. + Chapman. Sferley, Taylor. C R Kran . JarreH Granqms H. S+one. Wagner. . Mills. McCann. Boucher. Dunn. Wrighf. Wells. , D. Hus Kick Haines. T . QxNQXva 1k i Xxx xxx Dougherfy. lsf Row Ahrens. Cusfer Brefeld Isf Row Peaco, Zermer, Weiskopf Packer : w . xx VARSITY FOOTBALL lsf Row: Wilson. SaHerfield. W. Morris. Smi+h. Meyers. Woodall. W. Hoskins. R. Sfrand. Enevold. 2nd Row: Mr. Bergs+rom. Boyer. M. Krumrey, Whammond. Jaeger, P. Brown. Rouse, Chamberlin. August Bell. Carsfen. 3rd Row: Ward. C. Brown. Kelly, WrasirI Koenig, Miller. Faust Morris. Roberi' Sfrand. Schar. FOOTBALL I938 Sepfember ls+.-Prac+ice Began. The boys could hardly waHL for foorball season +0 roll around Tasf year. All summer Jrhey ga+hered in groups abouf fown and discussed +he coming season. Some even pradiced punfing and passing on Jrhe Toofball held during Jrhe cooler summerymornings. This proved JrhaJr +hey were eager +0 play. Coach Bergsfrom had fully recovered from his operafion and called pracfice on Sepfember first The sore muscles and SHH join+s came 0qu during The neer few days of exercise under +he direcfion of Mr. Olson. beHer known as Ole. Regular pradice began wiJrh Jrhe TirswL day of school. Approximafely one hundred boys were acfive in foofball a+ +his Jrime. Sepfember 24-Woods'rosck. 0; Liber+yville. 28. The firsf game of The season was a non-comference game wiJrh Woodsfock. The firsf Touchdown of Jrhe year was made by Joe August full back. Iaffer SmiHy had blocked Jrhe Tirs1L punf Woodsfock fried. Norman Enevold. leH halfback, kicked Jrhe exfra poinr. This lead was never overcome as L. T. H. S. scored Jrhree more T'ouchdowris. one by Joe and ero by Enevold. The line played an excel- lemL game and Woods+ock gained very liHle ground. I938 UNDEFEATED FOOTBALL 0 0 6 6 66:00 3 Arnng+on Leyden Niles Township Lake Foresf Barringfon Tofal Woodsfock 0 7 IO 24 I9 I4 I22 SSSSSSS HHHHHHH Lilllllm . . . . . . .0 LLLLLLLT 2 . .................,,..,....... .0... CA PTAI N JACK MEYERS 6 0 B Los+ Tied Won COACH BERGSTROM uSTORM AHEAD Mr. Dehl: When will Jrhe alphabef have only 24 leHers? Muriel Pesler: When U and I are gone. Miss Miller: Can you Jrell me whaf was +he mosf remarkable +hing aboul +he Faiher of his Counfry? Mark Boyer: His memory. Miss Miller: Whaf do you mean, his me- mory? Mark Boyer: Well. Jrhey've builf Jrhis monu- memL in his memory haven'+ Jrhey? Miss Rausch: April +apioca? WhamL is Eleanor Meier: Hails+ones cooked in a pudding. e p : Jl o Warren Nicholas: I do hope you'll pardon my dancing on your feel. I'm a liHle ouf oi praclice. Helen Meyer: l olon'+ mind your dancing on +hem. H's +he confinual jumping on and 0H: +ha+ aggravales me. lone Jochheim's Beau: You clicln'iL expecf +0 see me lonighl did you? lone's brofher. Bob: No. and neifher did my sisfer. She didn'+ pu+ your pic+ure on +he piano unfil aller you rang +he bell. SEPTEMBER leFoolball pracfice beginse-Boys. are we sfiff? 2-Coach Bergsfrom erill bragging aboui his operafion. 4eUnsolved myslerye- Thaf bass voice from +he shower room? 6-Enrollmen+ reaches new high-495. 8e Oh. I hope I Can si+ nexf +o Dorofhy Sluder. Did you hear she's +he freshman Einsiein? lO-Sludenf Acfiviiy Tickels go info effect ISeFirsf 6AA. parer a huge success. LiHle sisfers find ou1L who Jrheir Big sisfers are. l8--Joe Augusf and George Carsfen are al- ready missing Jrhe All American Sporf oi caddying a+ Knollwood. 19--Ar+ Eolilor Louise Legale. begins work on NAUTILUS. Here's hoping you like H . 20-Discover new Pep Club leaderseD. John- son. H. Duell. and D. Lyons. ZIeHDressmakers A No. IHeShirley Mills and Marion Gillespie. 23eTwo days unlil Monday-hurrah! 24eWe came -- we saw e we conquered - Woodsfock-28-O. 26eCOMPETlTION-For inlormalion see Jack. Swan or Miss Bronson-Ollice hours 3:l5 +0 3:55. 27-Welcome back Miss Miller. 30-lnfroducing Ediih Rapp. Presidenf of Jrhe Ar-f Club. Hello - w vng: . n: , ?r MTV'J'ZI $1 I T FOOTBALL chober l-Arlingfon. 0; Liber+yville. 0. The firsf game away from home was +he Jrougheer game of Jrhe season. On one play in +he second quarfer WoodaH caugh+ a fumble in +he air and s+ar+ed for +he goal line. He was in Jrhe clear and had a sure Jrouchdown, buf Jrhe referee blew his whisHe and called him back. The referee lafer realized his error and apologized +o Jrhe foam. The Wildcafs were safisfied wiJrh a fie. and wenJr home happy. cho'ber l5-Homecoming! Leyden. 6; Liberfyville. 27. A few drops of rain fell in Jrhe morning of Homecoming and Mr. Underbrink and Pop Johnson were plenfy worried. The affernoon was perfecf and The big game began a+ 2:30 on +he High School field. Leyden kicked off bqu recovered +he baH affer H had hif one of our line men. Affer fwo plays Jrhey punfed info Jrhe end zone and Jrhe ball was LiberfyviHe's. firer down and Jren +0 go. on Jrheir own +wen+y yard line. On Jrhe neer play Enevold sprinfed eighfy yards behind good blocking for a fouchdown. Norm made ero ofher scores. one on a run from punJr Tormafion and one on a punf refurn. chober 2I-Warren, 6; Liberfyville. I0. The Warren-Liberfyville game was really a fhriHer. The game was played aJr LiberfyviHe on +he Friday affer Homecoming. In +he firsf hahc Joe AugusiL booJred a long field goal. and L.T.H.S. was 0qu in TromL 3-0 aJr Jrhe half. Warren scored a fouchdown in +he +hird quarfer. and +he score changed hands. H remained 6-3 unfil Jrhe laer Jrwo minufes oF play when LiberfyviHe opened a passing and run- ning affack +ha+ couldn'f be sfopped. Brown and Enevold and Sfrand were oufsfanding in +his drive. H was Sfrand who snagged a pass in +he end zone wiJrh fiffy seconds +0 go. The exfra poinf was good and LiberfyviHe led once more. The game ended 10-6 in our favor. chober 29-Barringfon, 6; Liber'ryville. 24. The Wildcafs spoiled Barringfon's Homecoming lasf year. Again In Jrhis year's game a blocked punf resuHed in a Liberfyville Jrouchdown. SmiHy blocked This one. Jroo. and Dale Tell on Jrhe ball in Jrhe end zone Tor six poin+s. Norm made No fouchdowns and Paul Brown made one on an infercepfed pass. We failed +0 make any ex+ra poinfs buf didn'+ need Jrhem. l7 wry, 3A wkh-rmquduun, . . 7;...M IKM :na-v. 7,-'mm 2-, W , - V n: m'-avm -- -' SCIENCE CLUB ls+ Row: Wells, Tifus. Decker. Nicholas. Schar. Kuebker, Priebe. 2nd Row: Hedman, Rache. BuHer- field. Brockman, Tangorra, Bird, Packer, McCullom, S+one. 3rd Row: Weiskopf. Spery, Norman. Schnaebele. Ford, Nordgren. NicoloH. R. Meyers, Robinson. SCIENCE CLUB Is+ Row: D. Behm. De Volder. Prendergasf. L. Meyers, Procior, Penney, M. Rouse, Davis. Pe+erson. Baldwin. 2nd Row: Froland. Johnson. J. Madole. Madden. Koenig. Jordan. von Tesmar. Smifh. Per- kins. 3rd Row: Deinlein. Vicfor. Carneyl MacGuffin. Lindrofh, Sfafford. Kane, McCann. C. Taylor. Wilson. SCIENCE CLUB Presiden+ .............................................................................. Elmer Koenig Vice Presiden+ .................................................................... Kenne+h Schar Secrefary ...................................................................... Raymond Meyers Treasurer ...................................................................... Frederick Kuebker The Science Club has been divided info Jrhree groups: radio. camera. and movie. The radio group is Jraughf The fundamentals of Jrhe radio and Jrhe building 01C receiving and JrransmiHing seJrs. The camera group receives insfrudions in +he Tundamenfals 0T phofography and phofo-enlarging. Members of +he movie group serve as operafors when classes are shown movies and slides. On several occasions Jrhey have shown movies for communify organizafions. FLY-CASTING CLUB ls+ Row: R. Jochheim, Decker, Nolan, Mr. Crawford, Dolph, Jevne, Kuebker. 2nd Row: J. Albrecht WraS'l'. O. Calanca, E. Radfke, Hedman. Knigge. Schar. 3rd Row: McCormick. Kane. Vanderspool. Whife. W. Albrecht Dorroh, L. Kuebker. THE FLY-CASTING CLUB Presiden+ ............................................................................ Rober+ Dorroh Vice Presidenf .......................................................................... Pa+ Whi+e Secrefary ............................................................................ Lloyd Knigge Treasurer ........................................................................... Harvey Wa+son The FIy-Casfing Club, under Jrhe leadership of Mr. Crawford. is for Jrhe beneTiJr OT Jrhose s+uden+s inferesfed in fishing. Each year The club +akes several shorJr Jrrips +0 various fishing grounds. During The winfer rnonfhs. +he members see in+eres+ing movies based on +his Type 0T enferfainment l9 AVIATION CLUB ls+ Row: Nicoloff. B. Haines. Wagner. B. Tifus. Lyons. Decker, MacGuffin. Zimmerman. Bulldey. Roser. Johnson, Ash. Deinlein. 2nd Row: Mr. Andrews. Vic+or. Sawusch. Weiss. Schoenke. Burridge. Radke. Popie. McCormick. Granquisf. Anderson. Bowser. Pe+ersen. 3rd Row: C. Taylor. Burandh Brown. R. Frase. VanderspooL Geary. WaH. Thompson. SmaH. Albrecht Jevne, Lovell. Chapman. AVIATION CLUB ................................................................................ Emil Rad+ke .................................................................... Richard Lyons William Albrechf Carl Thompson Presidenf Vice Presidenf Secrefary ...................................................................... Treasurer is for +he benefif 01c s+uden+s infereered in any build model airplanes. give reporfs concerning The AviaHon Club. sponsored by Mr. Andrews. aspecf of avia+ion. A+ +he club meefings. +he members aircraft and sfudy +he consfrucfion of +he plane. It $ g o . ev9.$ z w. o..'o:!'x$o'o$ 'og.,.ao . ' X k$?! :s: s p . s u o': 9' WWW . .- f, . 7;,---'..-; 3, 4,, ,4,, ' 1' 0 w x ' vl$x4XxR9$ 9.. 4 6w.o:wxyg;gg9.: I' o 't.x.x. ' Q. I .yy .. , .. X '1- I - I J M i . ! 7 .3 ?a- , 4 x 0 .Looxs Lme THE manage cLua- MET room p$ 20 HOMECOMING On Hue mom of chober l5. even +hough H' was Safurday. +he whole school buzzed wifh Hoaf decorafors preparing for Hue Homecoming celebrafion +ha+ day. In Jrhe affernoon Jrhere were a few drops of rain. and Hwen Jrhe parade was on ifs way. and a very fine parade If was. Of +he high school Hoafs. +he one decorafed by members of He Drops of Ink sfaff won firsf place, and +he Camera Club and +he Junior and Senior Dramafic Club Hoafs won honorable menfion. Then on +he foofball field. Hwe spirhL of +he day was 1tirs1L aroused by +he band. led down +he field by Hazel Ge+chell. As +he oufcome should have been, Liberfyville defeafed Leyden 27-6 in a won- derful showing. Buf +his was noJr Hue end of a perfecf day. The alumni were served refreshmenfs. and +hen bofh alumni and high school sfudenfs danced unfil seven in +he new gym. Thus, one of Hue biggesf evenJrs of Jrhe school year came +0 a conclusion. wrulhr! ' eVWe 444e7e 7 W OCTOBER 3-Homecoming-lef's see? Fourfeen days off -huh? Beaf Leyden-Bea+ Leyden. 4-Has Nancy forgoHen Howie? Se-Pray for frost +hese flies are Jrerrible. Treva swings 1+ a+ H16 firer dance. 7-I+'s speedball nowe-Thaenks, Miggs! l0--Ho-hum--ar'no+her blue Monday. Oh. Jr'or a week of Sundays. ll-Franny Brando arrives-Don'+ break +00 many hearfs! Mud-Mud-Mud. All players look alike. I3-Wildki++ens vs. Warren. The whisHe blew Jroo soon. eh. Kelly? I4-Coach predicfs Homecoming score 35-0. We're wondering. Leyden really gefs burned +0 deafh af Snake Dance. l5--Mary and DoJr give +ha+ ex+ra zip +0 bea'r Leyden. 01c course. you undersfand! We haven'+ forgoHen you. Norman. Memories-ho+ dogs. and fired dogs. sligh'r drizzle. and alumni and more alumni. and band WITHOUT unhcorms. l7--Faus+'s shoe goes on an exploring +rip under guidance of John Bird. I8-Wasn'+ Jthe moon preHy laer nigh+? l9--Down wifh Koenig! He and his brighf ideas in Economics class. ZOe'Two Skiis and +he righ+ kind of snow. hey- hey. 2 l-Remember Coach Maan? 27-Hedman had a IiHle skunk. To school if came one day. H wen+ buf leH an awful s+unk. 3l--Serenade from Room ArIe- SweemL Adeline -Meyers. Dorfler. August HALLOWE'EN DANCE Our evening dances were s+ar+ed +his year a+ Hwe Hallowe' weird and clever decorafions were displayed. The cos+umes. re ed +0 Jrhe enjoyable evening. en Dance given by Jrhe iuniors. Very freshmenfs. and en+er+ainmen+ add- IDA DUGAN THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN THE JUNIOR PLAY The class of '40 presenfed a very en+er+aining comedy as rheir annual iunior play Jrhis year. H was enfifled The LaJre Chrislopher Bean and was wriHen by Sidney Howard. a very ou+s+anding aufhor in +he field of drama. Dr. HaggeH. an easy going counJrry docfor. becomes very much confused when Mr. Tallanf, Mr. Rosen. and Mr. Davenporf all appear in +he inleresrs of Jrhe picfures of +he lafe Chrisfopher Bean. Mrs. HaggehL and her daughfer. Ada, do n01L care abouf Jrhe confusion if Jrhere is money involved which rhey could spend. They are sadly disappoinfed. however. when if is discovered +ha+ Abbey, +he maid! is +he wife of +he lale Chrisfopher Bean and so is enliiled Jro any money received from his picfures. While all Jrhese Jrhings were going onl Susan HaggeH and Warren Creamer. who had decided +0 become an arfisf. had been making plans for an elopemenf. Alfer Mrs. HaggeH found ihaJr an arrisf mighf make himsehc wealrhy, Jrhey had no need of eloping. Thus. all ends well for Abbey. Susan. and Warren. bur if. is doubHul whelher Ada and Mrs. HaggeH were in rheir happies+ moods when Jrhe play came Jro an end. The cas+ was as follows: Dr. HaggeH .............................................................................................. Slanley Lindrorh Susan HaggeH .......................................................................................... Marion Gillespie Abby ...................................................................................... Mary Carherine Vanderwerfl Mrs. HaggehL ..................................................................................................... Shirley Mills Acla HaggeH' .................................................................................................... Nancy May Warren Creamer .......................................................... 7 ...................................... Bill Doriler Tallanf ................................................................................................................ Ray Johnson Rosen ............................................................................................................ Harvey Wafson DavenporlL .................................................................................................. George Burriclge Uncler +he capable direclion of Mr. Bergfald. Jrhe play was a greaf success. Those who assisled in +he producfion were James McBride and Herberr Naegele. lighfing managers; Muriel SchloH- man and Helen Radke. properly managers; Curfis Hubbard. slage manager; Josephine Main. Treva McCarfhy. and CharloHe Duell. make-up commiHee; and Alice Jane Froland. prompfer. 25 FOOTBALLuSECOND TEAM Firsf Row: Brown. Nordgren. Vansfon. Rasmussen. Nolan. Hufchins; Second Row: Dougherfy. Lovell. Muhlke, Sfrand. Kelly. Hoskins. McKinley: Third Row: Mr. Olson. P. Wood. Sfrufhers. Knigge, Brumml Vanderspool, Dorroh. Kane. November 4eNiles Cenfer. 6; Liber'ryville. I9. The nex1L Friday. Liberfyville iourneyed +0 Niles Cenfer. and a good crowd of roo+ers followed. The scoring was noJr s+ar+ed unHl Norm scooped up a punf on his own +wen+y yard line and +wis+ed eighfy yards for a Jrouchdown behind perfecf blocking. Joe made a Jrouchdown in second half on a line plunge. Ray caugh1L a pass for +he o+her Jrouchdown. Bill Morris was oufsfanding in +his game for his exceHen+ blocking and defensive work. November II-Lake Foresf. 6; Liber+yville. I4. Everybody was anxious +0 ge1L +his game won. and Jrhe whole Jrown +urned omL +0 see if Their Wildcafs Would Icome Jrhrough undefeafed. Early in +he second' quarfer. Ray snagged a pass from Norm and sfepped over Jrhe line for a Jrouchdown. Norm kicked The poimL and L.T.H.S. had a seven poinf lead in Jrhis. +he final game of Jrhe season. Lake Fores1L came back in +he second hahc wifh a quick Jrouchdown. Our sffong line held and +he plunge for ex+ra poinf was no good. La+er in +ha+ haHt +he game was pmL on ice as Joe crashed over aHer a series of runs by Bud and Norm. Bobbie Wilson. quarferback. kicked Jrh'e poinf. The game ended wifh +his score. 14-6. and L.T.H.S. was undefeafed Tor l938. One of Jrhe Jream's greaJreSTL asseJrs was ifs smarf quarferback. Bobbie no+ only called plays bqu was an ex'cellenf lHHe blocker and fackler. The s+rong. faer charging line was also an imporfamL Tacfor in +he Jteam's accomplishmanfs. 26 . , u. MMIIA vawnmw i a? M M mw WV V. , A FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL Firsf Row: C. Taylor. H. Taylor. O'Brien. Ewing. Duba, McCormick. Swaney; Second Row: R. Krumrey. Calanca, Muhlke, McCormick, ZermerI Naegele. Decker. W. SaHerfield; Third Row: Cher- enovich. Gorsline. Peaco. Piche, Norman. Granquisf. Huffman. Lehmkuhll Madole. Wright Mr. Crawford. The annual Foolball Banquel was held in +he Masonic: Temple. Mr. Hoskins was Jroaslmasfer, and +he speaker was Burl lngwerson from Norfhwesfern Universily. The main evenJr of Jrhe enferlain- menf occurred when Mr. Hoskins sewL up his movie machine and showed Jrhe films laken aJr all our games. The boys saw all of Jrheir mislakes ancl enioyecl if very much. A major leHer in foofball was awarded +0 each of +he following boys: sephomores: R. Morris. Whammond. Juniors: W. Hoskins. P. Brown. J. Jaeger. Seniors: August Enevold, MI. Krumrey. E. Koenig. Meyers. Wm. Morris. Rouse. Sallerlielcl. Smifh. Ray Slrand. Wilson. Woodall. Foo 738,444 0447 xvpxoxyayxvxxp 27 SPEEDBALL Firsf Row: M. Achen. Sfrufhers. Swaney. H. Meyer. Kunke. Moore. Diebold. L. Robbins, Bowman. Huber; Second Row: Froland, Gillespie, Tschappaf. Simpson. Lie+zau. Macomber. Radke. Gefchell, SchloH'man; Third Row: C. Duell, M. Brown. B. Jones. Enevold. H. Duell. Bieberf, Eiserman. Kahan. Thurlwell. Perkins. The frosh and sophs Jrhis year did noJr have Hie pleasure of indulging in Hie new fall sporf. speed ball. inlrocluced by Miggs. Miss Jorgensen rendered flue explanafion rhaf rhey weren'+ experienc- ed enough in soccer as yer. H could also be said JrliaJr flie game is juswL a bi+ loo rough for +hose liny frosh. They will have Jro wail unlil Jrliey are healfl'iy and robusl like He juniors and seniors. Speed ball is a combinarion of soccer, baskerloall, and loolloall. H bears a very dislinciL re- semblance Jro soccer. There is much more kicking 01C flue ball Jrlian in soccer due +0 Hie fad Jrl'iaJr a +oe-up anywhere on Jrl'ie field permils a kick or a pass. Passing. laken from baskefball. plus kicking. from foorball: makes speed ball aboqu +wice as lasl' as soccer. A+ Hie end of +he speed ball season. Hie parlicipanls were divided info learns for Hie fourna- menJr. The Speed Demons came 0qu on Jrop Wl'l'l'l no more rhan Jrliree or four black and blue shins and one black eye. During Jrliis exciling season! Hie humble freshmen and sophomores plugged earneslly away al Hie olcl sland-byesoccereso mild in comparison Willi speed ball. Baskelball. an ever-popular game among +he girls of L.T.H.S.. snowed greal prospecls +his win- fer. A clefinile increase in +he aHenclance of all four classes resulled in an aroused inleresf in Hie game. There was nine-courl baskelball for Hie freshmen and sophomores. ancl l'WO-COUFl baskelball for +he sophomores. juniors. and seniors. There were Jrournamenls in b0l'l1 erpes ol baskelball. fnal were equally excifing lo Jrhose who parlicipafecl. Throughoul Hie lournamenrs Jrhere was always Hie feeling. May Jrlie besr ream win! Nor much Jrumbling; was done fliis year unlil aller +he baskelball season. jusl as everyone was preparing for ouldoor work during nice spring wearher. Pally Perkins. fumbling chairman. look com- plefe charge, and really led Hie girls +hrough Hie paces. As a result Jrhere were many sore backs and sliH arms and legs. FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE ALLEY SOCCER Firsf Row: Will. Dugan. Dahl. Tiffany. Sayers, Naegele. May; Second Row: Suydam. Kimball. Ligh+- body. Swan. Penney, Duell. Achen. Lie+zau. EnevoldI Johnson. Pesler. Smee. Meyers: Third Row: Schwandf, Kinsler. Nolan. Zalimas. Rouse. Laycock, DePaepe. Brannah, Loomis. Biere. Beilzel. Exon, H. Quisf. Miller. Meyer. Knigge: Four+h Row: Chamberlin. Porras. Faust Ma+ousek. Morris. Jane Pe+er- son. Rockenbach. Sorenson. l. Dugan. Ferguson, MacArihur, Allen, Simmons; FiHh Row: Dorfler. Dorroh. BrownI McKinley, Mckinley. Robbins, Davis. Jones, Joyce Pe+ersen, CooperI M. Suydam. FincuHer. Moberg. RiH'a. Badminlon, newcomb, and aerial Jrennis were new sporls inlroduced rhis winler. and were +hor- oughly enioyed by all who parlicipafecl. Aerial Jrennis was confined lo +he gym classes. bqu +here were Jream Jrournamenls in newcomb and a doubles Jrournamenl in badminlon. The sophomores Jrri- umphed over Jrhe iuniors in Jrhe newcomb fournamenl. Newcomb is a game similar lo volleyball. ex- cepf +ha+ Jrhe ball is volleyeol back and lorlh by. one-handed +hrowing rafher Jrhan by hiHing. ln Jrhe badminlon lournamenl. +here were +hirfy-lour parlicipanls. Aller a prolonged series of games. Jrhe JrournamemL was narrowed clown lo +he finals beereen Emily Tschappal-Befly Jones and Virginia Swaney-Marcia Macomber. A very close game look place. wiJrh +he laHer coming 0qu ahead. 32-3I. An achive inleresl was Jraken in Jrennis by Jrhe juniors and seniors. The girls flooded +he courls wifh aclivifyemacl dashes from sixlh hour classes lo grab a courl were made. Many up-and-com- ing slars could daily be seen in aclion. Despile occasional rains. Jrhe spirils of Jrhe girls were no+ dampened. ancl Jrhey wemL lorlh wiJrh a display of vigor as soon as Jrhe courls were dry enough for use. The lad +ha+ +he Girls' Alhlefic Associafion received new archery equipmenf Jrhis year boosfed Jrhe enlhusiasm of lhe girls inleresled in archery. Archery is a sporl erill quire undeveloped af L.T.H.S. bu1L is rising in popularify wilh a more Jrhan average speed. Volleyball gave rise lo +he Jrurnoqu of nearly every girl who Jrook gym. If is a fascinafing and vigorous game lo play, and is Jrhe cause of many sore wrisls and Jrhumbs aJr Jrhe end of ifs season. There were eighiL Jreams, composeol of girls from +he sophomore. junior, and senior classes. There was also much lively compelilion befween Jreams. Baseball. which iusl recenHy has become an aclive sporwL for girls a+ L.T.H.S.. was a success wi+h a bang. Using Jrhe loolball praclice field as Jrhe makeshiH ball diamondi Jrhe baseballers balfecl omL singles. ero-baggers, and home-runs by +he hundreds. There was no Jream compefifion in +his sporl; everyone iusl wemL oul ancl balled lor herself. 29 NOVEMBER I--Pose-here Comes Bob Takeguchi br NAUTILUS picfures. 3 Day 0H for law classes. Pearl Anderson gefs locked up bqu noJr for criminal offense. Remember Shirley Temple? 4-Liber+yvilie beafs Niles Cen+er. 5 Girls' Conference wi+h plenfy of swing. Whaf happened +0 Bud Brown's driving license? 7 F. B. kepf Sfrand from lisfening +0 H16 Greaf Plays program. 8 Mock elecfion. R. J. Lyons elecfed. Pep meefing-Coach keeps bargain and smgs. ConJres1L for longes+ musfache begins Join +he House of David. 9--The where. why. and when of flags by er0 D.A.R. women from Waukegan. II-Armis+ice Day no school! Liberfyville bea+s Lake Foresf in lasf game of He season. I4-Junior play Hckefs bring high sales. Carl Jordan gives repomL in civics-oh. yeahF- Now. I'll fell. l5 Liber+yviHe vidorious in Norfhweer Con$er- ence. High hackle man SmiHy-36. I7-aTHE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN scores hif. l8--The picfures o1c Hwe Champs in DROPS OF INK was a Ia-la-pa-looza! ZI-Three days leH unfil Thanksgiving vacafion. G.A.A. seHs L.T.H.S. pencils. Discovered: +wo lawyers, John Bird and von Tesmar. in Hue frial scene from room IO. 24-Vaca+ion. 26-Tha+ word UFerdinand. Hwe Bull -How a cerfain senior loves +0 sling H. 28 New Ligh+weigh+ sweaJrers blossom forfh on broad ches+s of L.T.H.S. heroes-blah blah. Heavies nose 0qu Wauconda l5-l2-nSJrrand really sinks 'em. 29--Ligh+weigh+s end season 50-50 on defeafs and vidories. Ray Johnson and Marcella Kunke sfill wrifing nofes. Sfrand and Brando n01L as yeJr. ARMISTICE DAY PROGRAM The firsf assembly program was presen+ed on Armisfice Day by Mrs. Barry and Mrs. BarneH. Daugh+ers of He American Revolufion. They presenied an illushafed lecfure on +he flags of our counfry and foreign counfries. mmmw ngwih M41. il ,de LEV ;' - w. E: l vaavy k O; r! Saw C W A Ari?! V 9 u Xgi .. a . . L . r x L: K. SOPHOMORES Presidenf ................................................................................ James Duba Vice Presidenf .................................................................. Elizabe+h Brown Secrefa ry ............................................................................ Mary Procfor Treasurer .......................................................................... Walfer Schaffer Colors: Blue and Gold. Flower: Red Rose. MoHo: Nof af +he +op, bu+ ciimbing. SOPHOMORE GIRLS A lsf Row: Huber. Faust Covingfon. Miss Rausch. Bilinski. JarreH'. Gillock. A. Dorroh. 2nd Row: Dorf- ler. Chamberlin, Huffman, Busch. Deinlein, L. Jones, Lundman, Ferguson. 3rd Row: FincuHer, B. Jones. Dugan. Cooper. Cook, Davis. Brown. Hauri. SOPHOMORE GIRLS B lsi' Row: Doris McKinley. D. McKinley. Wolff, Rapp. Warden, M. Prince. E. Wells, Porras. Moberg. 2nd Row: Sfone. MacArfhur. Peferson. N. Robbins. Wilson. Slama, Sorenson. Rockenbach. Procfor. RiH'a. 3rd Row: Miss Johnson, Somsel. Simmonds. Wood. Jane Peferson. Mafousek, Suydam. Morris. B. Meyer. B. Rogers. 34 SOPHOMORE BOYS A Isf Row: Jochheim. R. Krumrey, Druhan, Duba. Brumm, DePaepe. Ewing. Geary, Beddla. T. Calanca, Cooper. 2nd Row: Mr. Crawford, Hedman. Harris. 0. Calanca. Gossell, K. Leaf. Eks+rom, Kaping. Cherenovich. Engelbrechf. Connors. 3rd Row: Dwyer. Hansen. Jaremus. Kurfz. KennedyI C. Brown. Hufcfzins. Lyons. Decker. Kane. Clendening. Hanlon. SOPHOMORE BOYS B Is+ Row: Sage, Muhlke. Naegele, Rasmussen. Sfrand, SaHerfield. Varney. Swaney. Obenauf. Noefh- ling, Rippberger. Priebe, Williams. 2nd Row: Vanderspool, McDonald. Whamond. Wras+, Nolan, MacGuffin. Raasch, Morris. Ray, Peferson, Whife. Schaffer. 3rd Row: Mr. Wilkins. Pefersen. Randall. Wilkinson. McColIum, Sfrufhers. Nordgren. McCormick, O'Brien, Madole, Schreck. Reinking. ' .511 3:32;; ugh?! m SENIOR CHOIR lsT Row: Hansen, Brown. L. Robbins. Slama, Simpson, Wadman. WrighT. Holman, LighThall. Gilkerson. SmiTh, C. Duell. Meyer. Huber. 2nd Row: Frase. MaTousek. Simmonds, Busch. SchIoTTman. JonesI BieberT. Kelly. Swaney. M. Suydam. Kunke, AylsworTh, 8. Meyer. Main, TschappaT. 3rd Row: SaHerfield, Augusf. O'Brien. Gossell, J. Bird. Kelroy. GeTchell. Ray. Meusel, Rohde. Wehrenberg. STafTord. T. Calanca. Bell, Jochheim. 4Th Row: Nicholas, DorflerI UlTrich. MeyersI Ward, Eksfrom, Zersen, Thomson, Rouse. Hoskins, Kaping, Kane. Clendening. B. STrand. Eckman. Madole. MUSIC The Music DeparTmenT has compieTed iTs Third successTui year 0T Training under The excellenT di- recTion oT Marcia Weissgerber and L. Marvin Wilkins. The various organizaTions have been rapidly im- proving These lasT Three years and so shall They conTinue To improve under Their able direcTors. This TasT year will be a memorable year Tor The presenT band members and Those To be. as well as The enTire school and communiTy, as This group was ouTTiTTed wiTh band uniTorms in February. All oT The money Tor The uniTorms was made or donaTed by The diTTerenT clubs and Classes in schooll and in December The annual WinTer ConcerT was given by all of The music groups wiTh The proceeds CT The evening going inTo The uniTorm Tundi On The evening oT March IO. The band gave a concerT in which The band members displayed Their new uniTorms Tor The TirsT Time. IT may be said ThaT This concerT was a grand climax To The hard work oT The band and Mr. Wilkins. The band also did iTs share CT The work by playing Tor The Pep meeTings and The TooTball and bas- keTbaH games which were played aT home. L The orchesTra has also shown marked improvemenT This year by The addiTion oT many new sTudenTs and insTrumenTs. IT made iTs TirsT appearance oT The year in The WinTer ConcerT and in March. Miss Weissgerber enTered iT in The disTricT conTesT held in Maywood. The A Cappeila Choir has nowin iTs organizaTion 72 voices. Each year The choir has reached a higher level in iTs Tine singing under Mr. Wilkins' supervision and direcTion. The choir gave a very Tine perTormance aT The WinTer ConcerT. resplendenT in Their black and orange gowns. 36 JUNIOR CHOIR lsf Row: Naegele, Milier, Camellino. Knigge. May. Pople. Kreufzer, Emerson, Schwandf. Nolan. Achen, A. DueH. 2nd Row: Weiss. Afwell. Sage, Dorroh, Gorsline. Ahrens. Taylor, Tifus. RiHa. Baum. Enevold. Pesfer. 3rd Row: Moberg. Brannah. Kinsler. Reinking. Vicfor. Dunn. Peaco. Lie+zau. Sfanonik. DePaepe. Ypma. 4H1 Row: Rouse. Somsel. Melendy, Drake, Lehman. Sfevens. McCormick. Bowser, R. Hoskins. Keen. Pefersen. Deinlein. Keus+er. 0VIU$IC Hnwfl row! rn- Frvhr- gm! Yer G.A.A. BOARD lsf Row: Froland, Kunke. C. Duell. Macomber. Miss Jorgensen. Ge+chelL M. Achen. Meyer. 2nd Row: Dorgan. Tschappat Legafe, Howard, Ray, Kelly. Mills. 3rd Row: Perkins. Gillespie. Thurl- well, Sfrufhers. Wright M. Brown. Enevold. G. A. A. The Girls' Afhlefic Associafion. more commonly known as Hue G.A.A.. boasfs a membership of nearly one hundred girls, erenfy-one of whom are on fine G.A.A. Board. This organizafion is a boosfer for social as well as afhlefic progress. An execufive meefing was held aJr Miggs' on He evening of Sepfember I4. +0 plan +he even+s of +he year I938-39. A widely varied program was ouHined by Hazel Gefchell. President Marcia Ma- comber. Vice President CharloHe Duell, Secre+ary; and Mary Jo Achen. Treasurer. ' The G.A.A. rounded omL a full program +his year. and very accura'rely proved a sfafemenf +ha+ was once made abou+ +his organizafion. When beHer +hings are done. 6AA. will do Jrhem. 4.. L'a- ..,I -, L. , ww-.r- J A; '- A -... ,. BADMINTON j ls+ Row: Tschappaf. Jones. Ray. Macomber. Swaney. 2nd Row: Kelly, S+ru+hers, Tifus, Perkins. Walliser. L. Robbins. Brown, Alyswor+h. Kunke. Ge+chell, H. Duell. Kahan. 3rd Row: Eiserman. Moore. Rifzen- +haler. Procfor. Wright Howard. Radke. Rockenbach. Gillespie, Froland. Enevold. C. Due , Achen. May. AERIAL TENNIS ls+ Row: Prendergasf. L. Robbins, Procfor. Perkins. Swaney. M. Brown. Macomber. Kunke. 2nd Row: Rockenbach. Radke. Simpson. Gillespie. Froland. Enevold. H. Duell. 3rd Row: Huber. Moore. Ge+chelL Covingfon. Meyer. 39 wk. ya 4 s. T41 caule7,7'f.'l'1 Ra'lJ'f f0 : :r I wANlIJ To! : Flcd Mvsz 6.? 110 Mott CobL 014 f4: FuanALv DECEMBER l-Mr. Berglald vocalizes Beaufiful Kaly. l4-Why cloes Woodall visil' Miss L. Johnson 2-Unilorms Tor Jrhe band are close af hand. aery morning, noon. and nighf? . and all clubs aid in purchasing +hem. Emily's f US'C groulf presenfs mgh+ concert UH dramalic club is pracfically broke now. orms on T e way. lnfer-school Jrea proves much Jroo shorf. IShgchooL S'perTfSOPhS sell boosfer pins. Alice SeMike Rinaldi really pufs Rondouf on World ONO '5 quufe a sales girl. Map in American hisfory. Team chips In and buys Johnny Snow a well deserved gill. lo-Who's going Jro do whaf during vacafion? Misi'lefoe. says Jean A. and Mary Jo. comes in mighly handy. 7eSix Changes in baskefloall rules. Mosl im- 20-Funny how +he faculfy has been holding 0qu porlanf is aloouf free Jrhrow circle and lane. on us all Jrhe lime. Foofball schedule for nexf year planned. My. whaiL aloilily.l efc. Ole is quiJre a knee 8-Joseppi walks away wiJrh sphageHi honors siHer. Miss Bronson deserves +hanks for Jrhe Lawrence Rouse serves Jrurkey for banquet loesf assembly program OT +he year. SmiHy really WenJr +0 lown on if. Vacahon slarfs Jromorrow. Chrlsfmas dance. H's no+ leap year. bqu iJr's s+ill a girl ask I3-Alabama Jubilee Singers perform. The Jrall boy dance. fellow really had somefhing Jrhere. Merry Xmas. See you nex1L year. 6-Exfra! Exfra! Bill Morris makes All Slale Team. Think of if, he has only played one year. ALABAMA SINGERS The Alabama Jubilee Singers gave a very aufhenfic inferprelalion of Negro melodies. ln +he Jrypes of music which Jrhey sang were included spirifual. camp mee+ing. and popular plan'rafion melodies. Among Jrhe songs were old favorifes such as Old Black Joe.'x Keniucky Home. and many olhers. The Chrislmas Dance Jrhis year was sponsored by Jrhe G. A. A.. alfhough all profils wenf +0 Jrhe Social CommiHee's Fund. The old gym was very beaul'iiully decoraled in a winfry fashion wifh all The earmarks of Chrisfmas close a+ hand. The dance was nolL only a girl dales boy affair bu+ if was also a sporfs dance which made if easy on +he budget 40 IsT Row: Jaeger, Bob STrand. Ray STrand. Miller. SmiTh. Enevold. AugusT. 2nd Row: Mr. BergsTrom. Krumrey. SaTTerTield. Zersen, Brown. Dorroh. 3rd Row: Meyers. HarreTT. Murrin. Huffman, Kelly. BASKETBALL LiberTyville's baskeTbaH Team was handicapped This year by The 1aTe sTarT They goT due To The ArmisTice Day TooTba11 game. They opened The season on November 29 by winning an aTTernoon pracTice game Trom Wauconda 15-12. The ConTerence season opened The nexT nighT when we played Warren aT LiberTyville. The home Team was beaTen badly. due To 1ack 0T pracTice. The Tinal score was Warren 29. LiberTyvi11e 17. Norm Enevold 1ed The scoring Tor L. T. H. S. wiTh six poinTs. The second ConTerence game was p1ayed aT Leyden. LiberTyvi11e dropped This one by only Two poinTs. Leyden scored TwenTy-Three To our TwenTy-one. On December 16 The Team wenT To Lake ForesT. Again The Orange and Black bowed Their heads in deTeaT. This Time The score was 35-25. Three regulars. Ray STrand, Glenn M111er. and Bob STrand wenT ouT oT The game on personal Tou1s. The 1asT game beTore The ChrisTmas vacaTion was againsT a sTrong Waukegan Team. AT The end oT The TirsT halT we were winning 17-13. buT in The Third quarTerl Waukegan Turned on The heaT and 1ed aT The end oT The game. The Tina1 score sTood aT 34-30 in Waukegan's Tavor. 1T wasn'T unTil aTTer The ho1ic1ay season ThaT LiberTyviHe won a game. Their unTorTunaTe vicTim was ArlingTon. The game. p1ayed aT LiberTyviHe on January 6. ended wiTh The Wi1dcaTs on The big end of a 28-21 score. Ray STrand led our scoring wiTh Tive Tie1d goa1s and one Tree Throw. The Tol1owing week LiberTyvi11e came ouT on Top again. This Time They Triumphed over AnTioch by a score oT 27-24. This was a nip and Tuck baTT1e all The way buT baskeTs by Bob STrand and Zersen and a Tree Throw by SmiTh. all in The 1asT quarTer. decided The game. Isf Row: W. SaHer'field. Hufchins. Swaney, R. Krumrey. De Graff. Brefeld. 2nd Row: Mr. Olson. Whamond. R. Morris, Hoskins. Cherenovifch. K. Leaf. 4x. 3 The neer opponemL was Warren. Liberfyville again slid +0 +he boHom end of +he score. The final score was 23-IO. The Wildcafs scored only one poinf The lasmL half. On January 28. Niles Cenfer brouthr a Team of hoJr shofs +0 Liberfyville. One man. Boyk. scored 27 poinfs for +he winners. Niles piled up 46 poinfs +0 our 35. On Jrhe neer Friday +he scoring was reverseal. and L. T. H. S. defeafed Lake Foresf by a score of 36-24. Miller. +he Jrail Liber+yville cenfer. Jrossecl in five goals and Jrhree Tree Jrhrows for +he win- ners. Liberfyville wenJr down +0 Arlingfon on February IO and won 28-22. a score almoer idenfical +0 fhaJr of Jrhe previous Arlingfon game. This rough game saw Ray Sfrand. Miller. and Smifh all go 0qu on personal fouls. The following week saw Anfioch beaJr Liberfyville's cagers in anofher rough game by a 38-28 score. Sfrand and Miller again wenf 0qu on fouls while Enevold received a Jrerrhcic: bump on +he head from a bad Tall. High scorers of Jrhis confeer were Enevold and Miller. each wi+h fen poinfs. The final game of Jrhe scheduled season was a non-conference game wiJrh Bafavia. The Wildcafs ended wiJrh a vicfory +0 Their credif by beafing Jrhe Bafavia quinfeHe 3l-27. Norm scored +hir+een poinfs for scoring honors. On March 2 The Jream wemL +0 Waukegan +0 play New Trier in Jrhe Regional Tournament They played +heir besf'game JrhaJr night buf los+ in Jrhe lasf +wo minufes of play. The final score was 34-30. New Trier. incidenHy. wenJr on +0 defeaf Niles Cenfer and Waukegan +0 win Jrhe fournamenf. For Jrhe season of conference games Liber+yville won 4 while losing 6. In non-conference games Jrhey won +wo anc:I 105+ +wo. T BASKETBALL L. T. H. S ........................ I5 Wauconda ..................... l2 L. T. H. S ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I0 Warren ........................... 23 L. T. H. S ........................ l7 .Ylarren ........................... 29 L. T. H. 5..., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 35 Niles Township .............. 46 L. T. H S ....................... 2l Leyden ........................... 23 L. T. H. S ........................ 36 Lake Forest ,,,,,,,, v.24 L. T. H S ........................ 25 Lake Foresf ..................... 36 L. T. H. S.,,, .................... 28 Arlingl'on ......................... 22 i L. T. H. S. ....................... 30 Waukegan ..................... 34 L. T. H. S ....................... 28 An+ioch ........................... 38 t L. T. H S ........................ 28 Arlingfon ....................... 2l L. T. H. S ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3l Bafavia ............................ 27 i L. T. H S ........................ 27 AnHoch .......................... 24 L. T. H. S ....................... 30 New Trier ....................... 35 Won ............................ 6 Losf ................................ 8 x w RX 2 W EX x wmmkxmwwzw PEP CLUB Isf Row: K. Jochheim, M. Brown, R. Johnson. H. Due . Bird, Borg. 2nd Row: Mr. Bergfald. Lyons. D. Johnson, Bishop. L. CLUB ls+ Row: W. Hoskins. Ray Sfrand. Morris. Smifh. RouseI Meyers. SaH'erfield. 2nd Row: Wilson, Carsi'en. Miller. Mr. Bergs+rom. Brown, R. Morris. August 3rd Row: KrumreyI Enevold. Swan. von Tesmarl Whamond. Jaeger. 46 LADIES IN WAITING This year Mr. BergIaId ca51L a play. Ladies in Waifing, which was presenfed by nine girls from fhe Junior and Senior Dramafic Clubs. The play was an excifing mysfery by Cyril Campion. The acfion Jrook place in Yorkshire. England. Jrhe evening before Jrhe marriage of Una Verify. Several aHempfs having been made Io prevenf her marriage. her aunf. Lady Spafe. called in a privafe defecfive. Pamela Dark. Suspicion was af once direcfed fowards JaneiL Garner. who had offen gone in+o frances and aded very mysferioust. When. however. Pamela Dark had explained how Dora Lesfer. Una's companion. had affempfed Io erder Una. everyone was very much surprised. Dora. enraged Ihaf her pIoJr had been discovered. leaped from Ihe window and was, kiIIecI by Ihe faII. Maud and Mrs. Dawson. Iwo supersfiIious servanfs, added much humor +o J'rhe pIay. Una Verify-w--....-.-; ............................... : ............................................. Frarices Mary Whife Lady Evelyn Spafe..-..-.; ....................... .......................... Emily Tschappaf Pamela Dark.e...--...; ....................................... , ........................... ' ..................... N ancy Howard Dora Lesfer ...................................................................................................... , --Be++y Jones Janef Garner .......................................................................................... Kafhryne Elfsfrom Phil BIakeney--...-..-.----...;..i------.-.e,.i .................................................................. PhyIIis Wrighf Pa+ Blakeney ................................................................................................ Jean Aylsworfh Mrs. Dawson ................ a ............................................................................ M urieI SchIonan Maud ........................................................................................................ Treva McCathy.- ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS Mr. J. Marfin Klafsche. a speaker on foreign affairs. falked +0 Ihe sfudenIS abouf condifions abroad. He has sfudied and Iraveled exfensiver in Europe so he knows very much abouf foreign con- difions. He relafed many Jrrue and Iicficious sfories explaining Circumsfances in differenf counfries. Some fascinafing Ieafs of magic were shown by Mr. Berf A. GusIaIson. presidenf of fhe Sociefy of American Magicians. Chicago Assembly. Wifh Jrhe assisfance of six of Jrhe sfudenfs he presenfed card hicks. Iricks wifh sfeeI rings. and many ofhers. Frank E. Smifh presenfeo' a fravel Iecfure and movie in naJruraI color on Japan. China. and Hawaii. During his Iecfure. Mr. Smifh wore and explained Ihe parfs of a Japanese genfleman's evening cIoJrhes. He showed many inferesfing sfreefs of Japan and ofher scenes from Ihe ofher ero counfries. Norman EnevoId IboasHuI athefeI: I've had Policeman sfopping Ray Johnson. a speed- i my nose broken Ihree Iimes in Jrhe same place. ing moforisfz Where's Ihe fire? e Ray: l don'iL know. Officer. buf geiL in ano I will do my bes+ Io find if. ' Hazel GefcheII: You really should keep your nose 0qu of Ihaf place. Oh. I know a Jiew fhings! exclaimed Jrhe haughfy senior. Mr. Wilkins on Irip Ishowing key Jro wiIeI: See dear. I haven'1L Iosf fhe key Io Ihe frunk. Mrs. VViIkins: So I see. and where is Jrhe Irunk? Well. you haven'iL anyfhing on me. reforfed Ihe freshman confidenHy. I guess I know as few Ihings as anybody. JANUARY : l-Glenn Miller resolves he's off all women exceer one. Now, who could +ha+ be? 5- Ferdinand 6e AHos. when +he music goes up, for heaven's sake please go up. 8-Eigh+ schools creafe N. E. C. Defeaf ArlingionefirmL win. il-Miss Beley reveals high accuracy in com- mercial classes. l2-D. A. R. award goes +0 Miss Hazel Gefcheli from +he big Jrown 01c Grayslake. l3-GarbuH's Jream leads in Inframural games. eiTarzan +0 youJ Friday +he I3+h. l4eFurry angora looks cu+e on gals As Jrhey +rip merrily +0 dances. 8qu mercy me +he damage done To boys besf coaJrs and panfses! l7-i-Jack Ford washes his hair and iuer abouf +akes off info space. l8- Ladies in Waifing pmL on some good acfion in anofher of Mr. Bergfald's suc- cesses. Hullo Sporf'LeWho Jrhrew a snow ball +hrough a cerfain barber shop's window? 2I-Snow. bqu no+ enough. Waukegan Band scores hifedirecied by OHo E. Graham. ihis fafherJ 23-Why does Paf Kelly sign her name Loving- ly ? 24-A Miss Brown meefs a Mr. Graham. 25-Examsenuff said. ZoeMore exams. 27eBea+ Niles Cenier or Busfemay H be Niles Cenfer. 28-'A's' 'B's' 'C's' and 'E's' HoaJr around old gym. Affer Exam Hop. 3leLamL day of monfh. Sfill no+ enough snow. AFTER EXAM HOP The sophomores brouthr mad dreams +0 many by +heir decorafions 6+ +heir successful Affer- Exam Hop in January. The Jrheme of +he A's and ES was carried 0qu even +0 Jrhe frosfed leHers on +he cookies served wifh +he delighhcul punch. Amy Rose Moore: Don'+ you sailors have a special ship where you geiL your haircuf? A sorJr of Hoafing barber shop? Sailor: No. Jrhere are no such ships in our fleet Amy Rose: Then whaiL are +hese clipper ships I've heard so much aboui? Carl Thomson: When is Jrhe nex+ Jrrain norfh? Sfafion Agenf: In an hour.' Carl: When is Jrhe neer Jtrain going soufh? Agenf: In fiHy minufesf' Cari Ho a iriencU: AH right Rufh. we can geiL across +he JHacks. l. W U H LEGATE 1 T L a9 . 5 ?:aHP , 0. IIIIIIXI'IIII D W 1N. w 3W ? .u.-....- V, TUE MON E RUARY I7 ,7 SUN LATIN CLUB ls+ Row: Enevold. DavisI Bernard, Knaack. E. Wells. J. Wells, Mrs. Culber+son, Diebold. Brando. Gillock, Cook. Huber. 2nd Row: Swaney, WrighfI Ray. MacArfhur. Rockenbach. Jones. Macomber. Procfor, Pe+ersen. Cooper. Dugan. Geary. 3rd Row: MacGuffin, Kuebker. Dwyer. Whamond. Naegele, Miller. Whife. Hedman. Schreck. Druhan. Schaffer. Madole. LAETI LATINI Consul ...................................... , ............................................ Maxine Ray Consul .................................................................. . ...... Mary Ann Bernard Quaes+or ................................................................................ BeHy Jones Censor ...................................................................................... Ida Dugan Tribune .......................................................................... Herberf Naegele Aedile ............................................................................ Mary Ann Huber The programs of He Lafin Club have been arranged +0 promofe in+eres+ in He Cusfoms and life of Hue Romans. The meefings are held once a monfh and He members are +he s+uden+s of Mrs. Cul- berfson's second year Lafin class. Lafin songs are sung. games are piayed. and puzzles are solved during Hwe meefings. FRENCH CLUB Isf Row: Dorroh. Holland. Brzezinski. Mrs. Culberfson. Elfsfrom, Howard, Achen. 2nd Row: Somsel. Zoern. Reinking, Jaremus. Weiss. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Presiden+ .......................................................................... Nancy Howard Vice Presidenf .............................................................. Boubene Jaremus Secre+ary .......................................................................... Mary Jo Achen Treasurer ............................................................................ James Murrin The French Club meefs once a monfh in He regular class period under +he leadership of Mrs. Culberfson. Sfudenfs who are sfudying Second year French aufomafically become members. Here. as in Hue Spanish Club. games. puzzles. and songs furnish Jthe emLerJrainmemL for +he members. The meefings are conduded in French. SPANISH CLUB ls+ Row: E. Behm. Suydam, Mafousek. Miss Aurell. Frase. Meyers, JarreH. 2nd Row: Decker. Lyons. Morris. O'Brien, Cherenovich. Rippberger. Kennedy. 3rd Row: Rich, Sfrand. Bell. Nordgren, Cham- berlin. Muhlke. LOS CONQUISTADORES Presidenf .......................................................................... William Morris Vice Presiden+ .................................................................... Roberf Sfrand Secrefary and Treasurer ...................................................... Evelyn Behm The meefings 0 Hue Spanish Club are held once a monfh during Hue regular class period. The members of Hwe club are in Miss AureH's second year Spanish class. The program is conduded almos1L enHrely in Spanish and consisfs o1C shorf falks. plays. skifs. songs. and sfories In Spanish. Cross- word puzzles and confesf of various kind furnish a greenL deal of inferesf In +he meeHngs. PLAYMAKERS ls+ Row, Jochheim, H. Meyer. M. Brown. Swaney, Mills, Gillespie. Froland. Schlonan, Perkins, C. Duell. 2nd Row: Elfs+rom, Vanderwerff. Macomber, Meusel. H. Due , S+ru+hers. Howard. W. Schreck. Achen. Kahan. 3rd Row: McBride, R. Schreck. Ward, Lindrofh. Swan. Bird, Sfafford, Schwandf. PLAYMAKERS lsf Row: D. Behm. Brando, Enevold. Main. WhHe, Kelly, Bieberf. Bowman. Kunke, Radke. 2nd Row. Mr. Bergfald. Aylsworfh. DeCeIle, McCarfhy. Tschappaf. Gefchell. Ray. Thurlwell. Wright Simpson. 3rd Row: Wafson. Jevne. Hubbard. Burridge. Rouse, Woodall. J. Kelly, Dorfler, Koenig, Madden. PLAYMAKERS Presidenf ........................................................................ Emily Tschappaf Vice presiden+ .......................................................................... Jack Swan Secrefary ............................................................................ Phyllis Wrighf Treasurer ........................................................................ S+anley Lindro+h Any Junior or Senior inferes+ed in dramafics is eligible +0 ioin +his club. A play. direcfed by one of +he members. is given ai each meefing. Any one is given Jrhe privilege of direcfing a play. Affer +he skefches are given. Jrhe class discusses Jrhem and makes dramafic crificisms. CURTAIN RAISERS Is+ Row: Simmons. A. Rouse. L. Meyers, Jarreff, Morris, McKiniey, M. Prince. Lundman. Kennedy. Laycock. 2nd Row: Kinsier, Brown, Prince, Jankowski. Suydam. Pfingsfon, Robbins. Huber, Bernard. Duell. Achen, Pes+er. Nolan. 3rd Row: Schwendf. M. Rouse. Zalimas. Busch. Ferguson. Wood, Jones. Rockenbach. Beifzel. MacArH'Iur. Pe+ersen. Procfor. 4+h Row: Calanca. Obenauf. Lyonsl Robinson. Dwyer. Naegele. Kanel DougheriryI Kaping. McCann. Carneyl Brando. CURTAIN RAISERS Presidenf ........................................................................................................ Richard Lyons Vice Presiden+ ........................................ x ........................................... M ariorie Rockenbach Secre+ary .................................................................................................. Herberf Naegele Treasurer .................................................................................................... Redmond Dwyer The Curfain Raisers Club is open +0 +hose Freshmen and Sophomores who are inferesfed in dramafic work. The meefings are held once a monJrh under +he supervision of Mr. Bergfaid. Plays are presenfed af each meefing by +he members. Af Jrimes Jrhe Senior Dramafic Club give +heir plays for +he beneiif oi +he Curfain Raisers. 55 PROBLQMD UNIFonmsf THE SHOW'S THE THING A dramafier. Mr. Verne Slou+. gave a presenlaiion of +he Thealre Workshop in The Show's Jrhe Thing. He and +wo arfisfs of +he s+age presenfed Jrhree shor+ producfions in labora+ory form. The plays were He Knew Lincoln, The Trysfing Place. and +he courf room scene from The Merchanfs of Venice. He Knew Lincoln is a play in which a friend of +ha+ famous American Jrells us all abouf +he real Lincoln; The Trstring Place is a melodrama of an age-old love sfory: +he courf room scene relafes Porfia's Mercy Speech and Jrhe grievances of Shylock lor his pound of flesh. BOW DAY Bow Day. which was held on Valenfine's Day. was an unusually colorful day. for everywhere one looked all +ha+ could be seen were while. blue. yellow. and green bows. The colors represenfecl +he senior. junior. sophomore. and freshman classes. respecfively. The faculfy wore whaiL ever color appealed +0 Jrhem +he moer. FEBRUARY leBlue-Blue-Blue Monday. bu+ nowL for Kelly and EnevolcleThey broke maJrh and English records. Old Man Flu. 2- Factu harbors fiend in human form. 3-Economics sludenls making whoopee-foo smarf Jro Jrake an exam. Whal happened +0 WildkiHens of Lake Foresf? 6eSo if's Chuck Swaney who broke D. D.'s glasses, eh? 7eOnly I senior gels 4 slraighf A'seonly I guess needed. 8--G. A. A. lrosh inifialion. my wha+ big feel you have. Af Jrhe Founfain presenlecl. IleCollege group visifs Barringfon. Mid Summer Nighl's Dream is responsible for one broken arm. l4el870 absenf Jroday. Professors Nicholas and Kroll carry on air +heir Alma Mafer. IS-Won'f you be my Valenline? IoeResolved: Tha'r +he Unifecl Slafes should esfablish an alliance wi+h GreenL Brilain-- l clon'1L know. Whaf do you +hink? Nobocly seems +0 be here- Deah old Man Flu. Why don'+ +hey Close school? l7eBaske+balleCagers 0qu +0 cage Anfioch. 20eHarber+ Hoile hails from Madison. ZIeWha+ happened +o +he liHle black book? Nofhing ever happens anymore. 23eDid I say nolhing?-Yes. I did. 24eDay before a week end. 25-Mr. Crawford subsfifufes for Mr. Under- brink. 27- He Knew Lincoln.H 28-Nicholas is sure a poe+- 3:l5 SENIOR BAND-BEFORE lsf Row: Gefchell, Wall, Madden, Boyer, Whammond, Lindrofh, Bilinski' Ri+zen+haler, Gillespie, Thompson. 2nd Row: Kelly! Wood, Rippberger. Taylor, Wright Schar, K. Harris, Ewing. Swaney, Froland, Murrin, Schreck, McBride. Lovell, Brown, Meyers. 3rd Row: Duba, Ligh+body, C. Brown. I. Jochheim, Holmgren. Swan. DeVolder, Dolph. Dwyer, Packer. Prendergasf, Elfsfrom, R. Jochheim, Madole. Dorroh, Hedman, Hoskinsl D. Harris. N. Robbins. Ullrich. 4+h Row: Millen Jaeger, Rasmussen, May, Meusel' Aylsworfh. McCoHum, Procfor, Bird, Zersen. Brockman, Priebe, P. Brown. SENIOR BAND-AFTER lsf Row: OocheH, Vlail, Whi+e, Boyer, Russell. M. Riizenfhaler, Gillespie. Thompson. 2nd Row: Kelly, Wood, Ripp- berger, Thomas, Lill, VVhemmond, Bilinski, Lindro+h, Brown. Lovell, McCoHum Meyers. 3rd Row: 1aylor. J. Brown, Wright Dolph Comsfock. Swan, DeVolcler, Dwyer, R. Jochheim, Madoie, Dorroh, Prendergasf, EHsfrom, Enevold, Sc'mrec'x, Murrin. 4H1 Row: Dubs, LigHbcdy C. Brown, CarHon, l. Jochheim, Holmgren. Schar, MacGuHin, ToleJrh, K. Harris, Swaney, J. Rirzenfhalen Newman SfahL Froland, Tiffany, DahL Zermer Hedmam Albrechl', Hoskins, D. Ha:- ris. N. Rabbins UIFricli. LasxL Row: May Rasmussem Smifh, Miiler. Jaeger Packer, McBride, Zerson Brockman, Priebe. P. Brown, Aylsworfh, 59 SECOND BAND Isf Row: Wall. Whife. Boyer. Kimball. THUS. Brumm, F. Kuebker, MacGuHin. 2nd Row: McBride. Rinal. Enevold. Zer- mer, Tiffany. Harris. 3rd Row: Wells, Decker, Meyers, Hargrove. HarreH. L. Kuebker. Tischendorf. THIRD BAND ls+ Row: Brown. Reilly. Dolph. Nicoloff. Robinson. Alsdorf. Lehmkuhl. 2nd Row: Deinlein. Huffman, Bulkley, BosHan. Newman. Rifzen+halen S+ahl. Norman, Schnaebele. 3rd Row: D. Johnson. Exon, Sayers. VJells. Boucher. Wagner. Zim- merman, Kranig. Hajnes. Dougherfy. Weiskopf, H. Leaf', Pes+er. 60 ART CLUB lsf Row: Sfuder. Peferson, Wilson, Rapp, Behm. Holman. FincuHer, Prince, Main. JarreH. Baldwin, Ahrens. Legafe. 2nd Row: Granquisf. Spery. Piche. Reinking, BuHerfield. Wrasf, R. SmaPI, BuHer- field. Ferguson, Lundman. Rogers, Bilinski. 3rd Row: Walker. Johnson, Bellman. Weiskopf, Reese. Zimmerman. A. Weiss. Hufchins, McCoIIum, DePaepe. Raasch. ARTS CLUB Presiden+ .................................................................................. Edifh Rapp Vice Presiden+ .............................................................. Inez Shellenberger Secrefary ................................................................................ Lois Wilson Treasurer ........................................................................ Donald Reinking The Aris Club Is open To any s+udemL inferesfed in arf. The meefings are held once a monfh under Jrhe direcfion of Miss Svrluga. The main purpose of +he club This year was +0 promofe an appreciafion of arf In relafion +0 The every day needs of Jrhe sfudenfs. This Was done Through show- ings of slides. hanging exhibifs. and discussions. i,mW ,, DROPS OF INK Is+ Row: Froland, Gillespie. Davis. Perkins, Kunke. Jochheim. DeVolder. C. Due . Achen. WaHiser. 2nd Row: Simmonds. Holman. Sfrufhers. SchIonan. D. Behm. Bieberf. Simpson. H. Meyer. Swaney. E. Enevold. Meusel. 3rd Row: Mr. Crawford. Wrighf, Kelly. Elfsfrom. Tschappaf. Ray. Gefchell. Macomber. Howard, H. Due . Mr. Dehl. 4H1 Row: Dorfler. Lindrofh. Madden. Rousel Hoskins. J. Kelly, Johnson. L. Small. Gooding. N. Enevold, O'Brien. NIN E-COURT BASKETBALL Isf Row: Exon. Dofph, Biere. Sfuder. Loomis. Lie+zau. Meyer. Will, Ypma. 2nd Row: Baum. Bran- nah, Smee. K. Dugan, Knigge. Sayers. JuLaHrord. Enevold. Swan, May, Lighfbody. Laycock. Nolan. A. Ouisf, Schwandf. 3rd Row: Biefzel, Allen. Lundman. M. Rouse. Johnson. Zalimas. Achen, A. Duell. Naegele, Tiffany. Penney. Simmons. Kinsler. Kimball, A. Rouse. 4H1 Row: Covingfon. Huffman. Mac- Arfhur. Dorroh. Morris. Bilinski, N. Robbins, Jones, Procfor, Davis, Huber, Rockenbach. J. Pefersen. I. Dugan. 5H1 Row: McKinley. Mafousek, Chamberlin, RiHa. Sorensen. Porras. Ferguson, Cooper. Suydam, Dorfler, Knaack, Moberg, FincuHer. Bernard. TWO-COU RT BASKETBALL Firsf Row: Perkins. Swaney. L. Robbins. M. Brown. Macomber. Meusel. Kahan, Vanderwerff. Second Row: Tschappaf. C. DuellI M. Achen, Legafe, Eiserman, B. Bockelman, Dorgan, Shellenberger, Wright Sfrufhers, Howard, Thurlwell. Third Row: Simpson; Kunke. Ti'rus, H. Meyer. Radke, Diebold. Bowman. Dobner. Gillespie. Froland. E. Enevold, H. Duell. Fourfh Row: MacAerr. RiHa, Dorroh, Joyce Peferson, Sorensen. Ferguson, D. Dorfler. Bilinski. Morris, Rockenbach, Covingfon, Huber, Procfor. 5H1 Row: Moberg. E. Brown. Porras, Knaack. Jones, D. McKinley. Mafousek, Cooper. Fin- cuHer, Suydam, Dugan. Bernard. h g i FIRST SIGNS OF SPRING MARCH I-Abou+ Jrhree more monihs of school. ZeMexican picfures on exhibit 3eMr. Russell in +he money-Biows himself +0 a new house on Homewood Avenue. 6e-Sneezer champions are Shirley Sfrufhers in Is+ hour English and Marion Meusel in 4+h hour American hisfory. 7--Did I say Jrhe iaculfy pqu on Jrhe beer pro- grameSorry folks. bqu l Jrake iJr back. Try an anJri-Hu pill. 8-Audrey DueH scared ioial populaiioneby her screaming in second and fiHh hour dramafic clubs. 9e-Tomorrow we see Jrhe uniforms. lO-Band concerfe UniformseSeven preHy girls-A whife suiJr for L. MarvineBoys choireAppiauseeApplause. l3--Miggs has minor inluries in aufo accident l4eSeason's record: Six wins. eighiL losses. ISeChuck Eckman has quife a following of ad- mirers. H's his fenor voice. l6-Wasn'+ here. l7-Was here bu+ . . . . ZOeJumL Monday. 2I-Dorfler has a look on his face JrhaJr spells fun. my. my. ZZeCoach goes fishing in biology. 24-An accidenf 0qu on Sf. Mary's road. Two broken ribs. 27-Snowwhiie puis on 4 sfar iragedy. 28-Scrub. scrub. scrub-Go +0 Jrhe Cradle. A visiJroreVern Panzer. 29--Eiizabe+h Swaney Jralks on Cornell. 30eKoenig guzzles foo much H28. BlePaf Kelly raies College Inn. STUDENT PROGRAM A very unusuai' and enfer+aining program was offered in an assembly program which was eniirely made up ofusiudenis produdions. Alihough Jrhe program iasied No hours no one was +he leaswL bif bored or ready +0 refurn +0 his class when +he program ended. A very wide variefy of enferfainmenf was included on +his program. Among Jrhe numbers were insfrumenfal solos and duefs. vocal solos. readings. skefches. dances, selecfions by fwo bands, and a s+ringed quinfef. ST. PATRICK'S DANCE The Si. Pairick's dance in March was Jrhe iirsi' dance sponsored by +he frosh. They were very successful aJr Jrheir iirsi aHemp+ and everyone enjoyed Jrhemselves. amidsf Shamrocks. clever enier- iainmeni, and dainfy reireshmenfs. JUNIORS Presiden'r ................................................................................ Glenn Miller Vice Presiden+ ...................................................................... Helen Meyer Secre+ary ........................................................................ Marion Gillespie Treasurer .......................................................................... William Hoskins Colors: Purple and Gold. Flower: Lily of Hue Valley. MoHo: Life is a game of checkers; wa+ch your move. My w , JUNIOR GIRLS A Is+ Row: Bracher. E. Behm. Diebold. Kahan, Deu+schman. Miss Jorgensen, F. Brando. Dobner. Brown. Gillespie. Kunke. 2nd Row: DeVoIder. Leding. BuHerfield, Holland. Ash, Lie+zau. Ahrens. 'Amann. Leider. 3rd Row: Bieberf. Checkeen. Drake. Lighfhall, Jochheim. Buelow, H. Due . Enevold. D. Behm, Froland, Baldwin. JUNIOR GIRLS B I51 Row: Winkel. Schreck. Sellers, Tifus. Mrs. Culber+son, Zea. Robbins, Perkins, Meyer. 2nd Row: Rohde. Schlonan. Radke. Vanderwerff. Meusel. Mills, Vic+or. Wells. Prendergasf. 3rd Row: Tisch- endorf. Rapp. Simpson. Macomber. Swaney, Walliser, Rifzenfhaler. JUNIOR BOYS A 15+ Row: Hapke, Boyer. Dolph. Hansen. Cooper. Alsdorf. Gooding. Hogan, Goodman. 2nd Row: Mr. Bergfald. J. Albrecht Geary. Faust Burridge. BuHerfield. P. Brown, W. Hoskins Hubbard. 3rd Row: Acox. Burandf. Beifzel. Dorfler, BeH, Eckman, Chamberlin, Dorroh. J JNIOR BOYS B lsf Row: Vansfon, Jordan. Kuebker. Stafford, Schar' Rich, Small, Keen, R. Knigge. 2nd Row: Mr. Olson, Wood. Wall. Miller, Muhlke, Lindrofh, NVElliams. Schoenke, Nicholas. 3rd Row: McKinley, Jaeger, Kelly. L. Knigge, Weiss, Johnson. Wafson' Wright Schwandf. 7 q; .1 1 -i..1.t.,rffg...,.. ' JLEA- FL..?..'.., '1. .H . STAMP CLUB lsf Row: Bishop, Kreu+zer. Pople. Robinson. Emerson. Mills. Calanca, Packer, Schwandf. 2nd Row: Robbins. Brannah. Loomis, Biere, May, Rapp. Wilson. Holmgren, Schloffman. Swaney. Deibold. Leid- er. 3rd Row: Miss Miller. Brown. Kimball, Meyers. Moberg, Somsel. Frase. SIama, Simpson. Vander- werff. Pefersen, Dorfler. Morris. 4H1 Row: Sfrufhers. Jochheim. Ti+us. K. Leaf, O'Brien, Marfin. Mc- Cann. Zoern. Marfin. Madole. R. Knigge. Vansion. THE PHILATELIC SOCIETY Presiden+ ...................................................................... Muriel ScHonan Vice Presidenf .................................................................. Shirley Moberg Secre+ary and Treasurer ...................................................... James Kehoy The purpose of Hue Sfamp Club is +0 promo+e infereer in +he field of sfamps. A+ +he meefings, sfudenfs exchange s+amps. give Jralks on various subiecfs dealing wifh sfamps. and exhibhL Hweir collec- Jrions. The laHer parf of H115 year He club held an exhibif in Hie library. SLIDE RULE CLUB Isf Row: Woodall. Zoern. Knigge. Jevne, Mr. Russell. Enevold, Smifh. Dorroh. Rich. 2nd Row: Koenig, W. Hoskins, von Tesmar. Fausf. Wood, Tangorra, Nicholas, Goodman. 3rd Row: Kelly, Dorf- Ier. Eckman. Frase. Wilson. Schar. Kuebker, Dolph. SLIDE RULE CLUB Presiden+ ........................................................................ Norman Enevold Vice PresidemL ...................................................................... Elmer Koenig Secrefary .............................................................................. Roeberf Frase Treasurer ....................................................................... Wal+on Woodall e a 41' T ., wi- t n a. V .. . The Slide RuTe Club was or anized lasf ear. The our ose OT This oroanizafion Is +0 feach sfuderyfs 9 Y P J m r ;. .'r V. 31.5 ' . JV? . m +0 use Hue slide rule. The members are sfudenfs inferesfed in hi 'ner mafhemafics. The club has 9 proved To be very woranthTe and in+eres+ing. x?euv e i x-LTLT ' 3w; e-J LIBRARY CLUB Firs+ Row: Shellenberger. Murrie. Gillespie. Radke, Amann. Bieberf. Wells. Vic+or. Tischendorf. 2nd Row: Gilkerson. Eiserman. Meeker, Wirfz. Keen. Aherns. Leding, Brzezinski. 3rd Row: Kahan. Deu+sch- man. Hansen. Dorfler. Bockelman. MeierI Bracher. BoysenI Thurlwell, Baldwin. LIBRARY CLUB Presidenf .................................................................... Blanche Bockleman Vice Presiden+ .................................................................. Eleanor Dorfler Secrefary .............................................................................. Helen Radke Treasurer .............................................................................. Juani+a Wells This organizafion is for Jrhe purpose of promofing Inferesf in Ifhe library and books. During Hue meeHngs, members make repor+s on differenf libraries. recenf books. or play games concerning some phases of library work. This year. a con+e5+ was sponsored by H115 club in observance of Book Week. THE CRADLE SONG The Cradle Song by Gregorio and Maria MarTinez Sierra was presenTed on April 27 and 28 by The senior class 0T '39. The play was one oT The mosT popular and appealing plays ever given. The sTory. by a well-known wriTer. Tells of a Child broughT To a convenT and 0T The exTraordinary changes This wroughT in The lives CT The nuns. The TiTTle girl grows To womanhood. and The nuns lavish upon her all The maTernal Tenderness usuaHy absenT Trom The lives oT Those who have devoTed Themselves To God. In The end The girl Talls in love and leaves her convenT home. Under The able direcTion oT Mr. BergTald and wiTh The Tine cooperaTion oT The casT The play was very successful. The characTers were as Tollows: SisTer Joanna oT The Cross .......................................................................... Nancy Howard Teresa .................................................................................................... Frances Mary WhiTe The Prioress Emily TschappaT The Vicaress ........................................................................................... KaThryne ElTsTrom The MIsTress oT Novices ............................................................................ Treva McCarThy SisTer Marcella ............................................................................................ Mary Jo Achen SisTer Maria Jesus ...................................................................................... Josephine Main SEsTer Sagrario ............................................................................................. Jean AylsworTh SisTer Inez .................................................................................................... CharloTTe Duell SisTer Tornera .................................................................................................. Eleanor Meier The DocTor ............................................................................................................ Jack Swan AnTonio ................................................................................................................ Ray STrand The PoeT ...................................... ' ................................................................ N orman Enevold A CounTryman ................................................................................................ Elmer Koenig LighTing .............................................................................................................. J. McBride H. Naegele STage .................................................................................................................... C. Eckman ASSEMBLY PROGRAM On April I7. Mr. Russell Hoogerhyde gave a Thrilling exhibiTion and discussion oT archery. Mr. Hoogerhyde is considered by some as The greaTesT living bowman. He Took The sTudenTs back To The days when The longbow was sTandard TighTing equipmenT In The armies oT The world. Then he broughT Them down To presenT days wiTh sTories oT big game hunTIng. He also discussed The Tech- nique oT The sporT and explained The equipmenT used. 73 y X w W x R xx 1 7 X y M. j '1 W 7V MT Woozoo i;HmK s5HoT ARTISTmJ APRIL I-April fool! Oak Park Relays-Jirsf Jrrack mee+. 3-Bud Brown asks Hank +0 Prom. 5-Af+ernoon dance. 6-Naufilus goes +0 press. 7--Vaca+ion. lO-More vacafion. II-Junior and Senior Dramafic Clubs. l3-Lawrence goes cycling wifh Doranne. IS-sPalaHne Relays. l7oAssembly program Umof shoH. I8-Boys s+ar+ baseball during noon hour. I9-Think of if. anofher aHernoon dance. ZOoLibrary club me1L Jroday. 2l-S. Sfrufhers and N. Enevold celebrafe. 24o-G. A. A. board meeHng. ZS-oHow's aloomL a IiHle game of fennis? 27-Senior play- The Cradle Song . 28-Ano+her successful nigl'nL of H163 senior play. Miss Jorgensen: Can anyone Jrell whaT causes frees +o become pefrified? Babe Whi+ez The wind makes +hem rock. Mr. Andrews: This leHuce Jrasfes beasHy. Did you wash if? Mrs. Andrews: Of course, darling. I used perfumed soap foo. John Bird: Did you ever hear H1e sfory abomL +he red-ho+ coal? Maurice Krumery: No. John: WeH. you wouldn'f grasp H. Never use a preposifion +0 end a sen- Jrence wifh. announced Miss A. Johnson. jok- ingly. If +ha+ is +he case. said Jack Meyers. wha+ dEd you bring +ha+ book +0 me +0 be read 0qu of for? The class is dismissed. announced Miss Johnson in a weak voice. Miss Aurell: Who was Hue king of France during +he Revolu+ion? Chuck Swaney: Louis +he Thirfeenfh-no. +he Fiffeenfh-no. Hie Fourfeen+h-no. +he- well. anyhow. he was in his feens. 7 w w w. .,, .L1TL-a-saw -Vfdif-f-b'. VARSITY TRACK lsf Row: Bird, Bell. Wilson. SaHerfield. R. Jaeger. Gooding. Zoern. R. May. Trepfow. Second Row: Mr. Crawford. W. Smilh. Bandli. D. Ge+chell. Enevold. Hamm, Swan, Mr. Bergstrom, Mr. Andrews. 3rd Row: Augusf. Sifz. von Tesmar. G. Priebe. Demlow. P. Brown. The VVilclcals were jusl Tame Kifrens lasl year when lhe Jrrack season rolled around. They bowed rheir heads in cleleaJr +0 all opponenls wilh +he excepfion oi rwo, Barringron and Grant from whom +hey won in a friangular meel al Barringron. There were plenry of chances +0 win lasl year. bul Liberlyville failed +0 show a fair percenlage oi viclories. They had a schedule of eighl meels in which lo score poinls. Two more meers were added during Jrhe season. The big meer ol Jrhe year. Jrhe NorfhweswL Conlerence meel. was held a+ Leyden on May 24. Liberlyville won only +hree lirsl places. lEnevoldl IOO yard dash; Priebe. high ium ; Swan. pole vaulrl bul placed in all evenls bul rwo. Our score showed 32V2 poinls which look +hir place. behind Lake Forest +he winner. and Granl. which was second. lOursranding performers were O'Hara of Lake Foresr and Julaull ol Granll. Each of rhese boys gol Jrhree lirsr places. scoring lilreen poinrs lor +heir respeclive schools. :38 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE TRACK ls'r Row: Bird. Hu+chins. C. Brown. P. Brown. Bandli. Burandf. Trepfow. 2nd Row: Mr.. Crawford. Hanlon. Bell. R. Nolan. SaHerfield. Duba. Krumrey. Mr. Bergsfrom. 3rd Row: 0. Calanca. W. Hos- kins. Bufferfield. Wrasf. Dorroh. The frosh-soph Jream. under Jrhe diredion of Mr. Andrews. won +wo and 10er bur meefs. Brown was +he individual sfar. scoring 693A poinJrs during +he season. Paul ORCHESTRA lsf Row: DeCelle. Eckman. Proc+or. Penney. Bird. Koenig. Lehmann. 2nd Row: Wolff. Sfuder. Sawusch. Dorgan. 3rd Row: Bilinski, Ge+chell, Wall, Giilespie. Thompson. Swaney. Froland, Rockenbach, Kesler. 4H1 Row: Davis. Mills, May. Meusel. Aylsworfh. Swan. Dolph. Prendergasf, HarrisI Will, Carney. JUNIOR-SENIOR VOLLEYBALL ls+ Row: Aylsworfh, M. J. Achen. Wright C. Duell, Kelly. 2nd Row: Tschappaf. Legafe. Dorgan. Thurlwell. Eiserman. Shellenberger. Bockelman. Moore, Howard. Gefchell, S+ru+hers. 3rd Row: Tifus. Kahan. Radke. Vanderwerff. Meusel, Macomber. Simpsom Gillespie, Froland. Enevold, H. Duell. 4+h Row: Dobner, Rifzenfhaler. May. Kunke. Meyer. L. Robbins. Diebold. Brown. Swaney. Perkins. Bowman. FROSH-SOPH VOLLEYBALL lsf Row: Camellino. B. Weiss. B. Achen. Laycock. D. Meyer. Will. 2nd Row: Cason. Dolph, R. Zali- mas. Kinsler. R. Enevold. J. Lieizau. L. DePape, M. Swan. 5. Deufsdman. E. Schwandf. 3rd Row: B. Drake. M. Baum. Jankowski. F. PrinceI Sayers. J. Stafford. M. May. A. Duell. C. Dugan. M. Rouse. D. Johnson. S. Knigge, Ypma, Kuesfer. 4H1 Row: Exon, BeH-zel. Allen. Biere. Brannah. S+uder, Smee, Loomis. E. Lundman. Naegele. Tiffany, Penney. Simmons. Ligh+body. Nolan. A. Rouse. 5H1 Row: Huffman. M. Bilinski. MacAr'rhur, Morris, Dorroh, Lambrechf. N. Robbins. Jones. Procfor. Huber. Davis, Rockenbach. Bernard, Joyce PeiLersenI Kimball. 6H1 Row: Ma?ousek, Covingfonl Dorofhy Mc- kinley. B. Chamberlain, RiHa, Sorensen, Porras, Ferguson. Cooper. Suydam. D. Dorfler, Knaack. Mo- berg. FincuHer. I. Dugan. 80 ARCHERY lsf Row: Thurlwell. Kelly, H. Meyer. Gillespie. M. Brown, C. Due . M. Achen. 2nd Row: Sfrufhers, Wright Dorgan. Tschappaf. Howard. Legafe, Gefchell. Macomber. Kunke, E. Enevold, Froland, Perkins. MOTHER-DAUGHTER TEA A Mofher-Daughfer Tea was given +his spring, and proved +0 be very delighhcul. This Jrea had nof been served for several years. and was somefhing inferesfing and differenf for +he girls +0 do. FAREWELL BANQUET The sophomores finally had +heir chance +0 show 6. A. A. whaJr Hwey could do. They did if- a+ Hue Spring Banquet more commonly known as +he Farewell Banquet As +he cusfom. Hue G.A. A. Presidenf +his year. Hazel Gefchell. was Toasfmisfress. The banqueuL was very lovely and very weil planned by a group +ha+ successfully sponsored +heir firsf banquet MAY l-May Dayll ISeShirley S. makes one of her frequenf +rips 2o.Proof for +he Naquus 15 back. +o +he lndependenf-Regierer Officeewe 3eBeHy and Billy make up once again. wonder Why? I7-Honors Banquet IBeMusic deparfmenJr sponsors program. IQePaJr Kelly geJrs 0qu and walks-where? ZZeJames Dougherfy evidenHy likes a lower 6';G- A- A- play clay. locker around room 2l. 8eMice have feasf th Naufilus candy. 23eComcerence Jrrack meet QoLas+ minu+e prom dafes. 24ePhyllis and Red enjoy siHing on +he rail. lOeMofhers and Daughfer's Tea given by +he 25eLake COUMY frack meeJr. G. A. A. girls. 27-Junior-Senior Prom. lleOle and Doro+hy s+ill holding hands. 29-.TWO membfirs Of Iaer year's class $9an +0 be pafromzmg +wo of our semor girlse- IZ-eAJr last +he May Dance. guess who? l3-Dis+ric+ Jrrack mee+ a+ Evansfon. 30eSophomore picnic. 4-Bob Wilson skins legs while pracficing run- ning in hack. SeDramch club program. HONORS BANQUET On May I7. I939. +he fiHh annual Honors Banquef was held a+ +he Mefhodisf Church. All +he sfudenfs who received A or B grades for a+ leasf +hree six-weeks periods aHended wifh +heir parenfs. Sfudenf speeches were given by Audrey DueHLrepresenfing Jrhe freshman class. Mary Ann Bernard. +he sophomore class. George Burridge. +he junior class. and Elmer Koenig. +he senior class. Norman Enevold presided as +oas+mas+er. and +he guesf speaker was Clifford E. Erickson. Professor in Jrhe School of Educafion a+ Norfhwesfern Uhiversify. During +he delithul dinner. music was furnished by +he high school sfring quin+e+. JUNIOR PROM The annual Junior prom was held +his year on May 27 in +he high school audiforium. A gay spring seHing o1c floral design was creafed for +he juniors. seniors. and Jrwelve sophomores who represenfed Jrheir class scholasfically. Music was presenfed by Red Edward's orchesfra. The iuniors once more lived up +o +heir repufafion by sponsoring one of Jrhe mos1L successful proms ever given. Mr. Bergs+romz Whaf did you find omL Mr. Wilson: Hard work never killed any- body. ' I cl? abOUJr sal'VarY gan . Bobby Wilson: Thaf is iusf +he froubie. Frances Brando: I couldn'+ End a +hmg. Dad. I wan+ +0 engage in somefhing +ha+ Has a Mr. Bergs+rom. They're Jroo secrefive. spice of danger in H. L.LEBATE 343$ 1' -:. ! I mu SENIORS Presideni' ........................................................................ Norman Enevold Vice Presiden+ ........................................................................ Joe Augusf Secre+ary .................................................................... Beffy Wehrenberg Treasurer ............................................................................ Roberi' Wilson Colors: Black and Silver. Flower: Ro'se. MoHo: The door +0 success is labeled 'push'. MARY JO ACHEN JOE AUGUST Those winkab!e. blinkable. merrily erinkable, Every fellow's friend; did you ever hear him simply unfhinkable eyes. And she has +he give a speech? personalify +0 mafch Jrhose eyes. J EAN AYLSWO RTH WILLEAM ALBRECHT VVhaJ.r do you like bes1L efhose brown eyes? He knows a 10+. bqu he jusmL can'+ +hink of if. The eye lashes? Or +ha+ sylphlike form? A splendid dancer. , Personally. we like Jean. EUGENE ALSDORF ' FRED BAUM I always Jrry Jro do my besf: I do wha1L I can His name belies his nafure. and leave Jrhe resf. JOHN BIRD PEARL ANDERSON He's so indUsfrious +ha+ even his hair won'+ As rare and charming as her name, siJr down. 86 Q BLANCHE BOCKELMAN AH Jrongues speak well of her. RUTH BOCKELMAN She holds no sociefy wifh melancholy. RUTH BOYSEN A girl whose friendship is worfh culfivafing. ROBERT BROCKMAN lid rafher be fa?! and Hwin Hwan shorf and s+ou+. 87 KATHRYN BROWN To know her is +0 love her. and she is well known. THERESA BRZEZINSKI She hasn'Jr much +0 say. buf her mind is always working. GEORGE CARSTEN He has a sfore of knowledge he never learned from books. CARL CROONBORG He has a good memory. one Hwaf forgefs Hue righf +Hngs af +he proper Hme. A TA 461-53: .xvr. .3 :a awn Wavy: MARY KATH RYN DeCELLE lJr isn'+ a clrawl and H' isn'+ an accent lowL we cerfainly like +0 hear her Jralk. ELEANOR DORFLER No1L a bhL bold. nof a lull shy! ius1L middling and befween. MARGARET DORGAN Her brown eyes shine wifh cleepes1L feeling: She does her besf in all her dealing. CHARLOTTE DUELL Small of measure. bqu of qualify superfine. 88 LOUISE EISERMAN Red hair bul n01L Jremper. She. like music. is very quie+ her conversafion yields no secrefs. KATHRYNE ELFSTROM Tall and debonaire. a senior girl wifh a senior air. NORMAN EN EVOLD A brillianl sludemL and Jrop afhlefe. Here's +0 you. Norm! JOHN FORD A man of cheerful yes+erclays and confidenf +omorrows. , ...m , .. -q; . -7 W um'a ROBERT FRASE Whaf's Hue use of worrying. if never was worfh while. ROBERT GARBUTT Those who from s+udy Hee. live long and unerringly. HAZEL GETCH ELL Her scholasfic achievemenfs and superior afhlefic abilify combine +0 make her one of our finesf sfudenfs. BETTY JANE GILKERSON Quiet sweet and always ready wifh a lovely smile. LORRAINE HANSEN True +0 her work. and +0 her friends. ROSEMARY HANSEN I live on He sunny side of +he sfreef. Rose- rnary-+ha+'s for remembrance. DOROTHY HARRIS For her hearJr is In her work. and We hearf givefh grace unfo every arJr. KATHERINE HOLMAN Argue, argue. early and lafe; H: a line were crooked. she'd argue if s+raighf. 89 JUNE HOLMGREN I've always Jrime for a good fime. NANCY HOWARD Schiller was +hinking of her when he wrofe Honor Women ! They enfwine and weave heavenly roses in our earfhly life. HARRIET HUTCHINGS A quieJr seeker affer knowledge. FRANK JANKOWSKI Speak bmL liHle if you would be a man of merH'. JAMES JEVNE Those freckles and brighf eyes have been an inspirafion +0 many a class-room bored sfudenf. JOE JORDON Make yourself an honesf man. and +hen you may be sure +here is one less rascal in +he world. BEVERLY KEEN Her good nafured opHmism is'always wifh her. PATRICIA KELLY Among Hme smarfesf 01C Hwe smarf and H1e sweeJrestL of +he sweet JOYCE KESLER We simply say she is good. and loves all wifh pure womanhood. ELMER KOENIG A brillianf young chemisf and adviser who's bound Jro make good. MAURICE KRUMREY Be'rfer be IHHe and shine fnan big and caswL a shadow. CRAIG LASLEY There are no cobwebs in his affic. LOUISE LEGATE Her paleHe and brush bring resulfs. Good ones. JOSEPHINE MAIN Quiet reserved. always ready and willing +0 lend a helping hand: a very sweef and fine friend. VERNA MEEKER She knows when Jro be silent knows. Jroo. when +0 speak. ELEANOR MEIER One of Vne mosf amiable personalifies in school. She is as full of smiles as her hair culs. 9l JACK MEYERS Everybody loves a faf man. including us. JAY MISKIMEN There is nofhing like fun. is +here? AMY ROSE MOORE A friendly, unassuming. lovable personalify WM: a generous nafure and a marvelous sense of humor. GEORGE MORRIS Will Roger's feafures. Will Roger's drawl. maybe VVIH Roger's humor. bu+ Will Roger's wisdom? Well. no. WILLIAM MORRIS Why hurry? Life won'+ be any longer. LUCILLE MURRIE WIJrh her earnest pleasant and unassuming ways, Cille has made herself likable every- where. JAMES McBRIDE A modesf weH-bred genfleman. TREVA McCARTHY She has been called Hue mos+ enfhusiasfic girl in Hwis school; we believe H: full of pep and squ. WAYNE PACKER A man is always rich if he can enioy a good laugh. EMIL RADTKE hc a good nalurecl grin will gelL you io heaven. Emil will genL +here. MAXINE RAY 'Tis nice lo be nalural when one's nalurally nice. MIKE RINALDI The boy who pul Rondoul on +he map. LAWRENCE ROUSE I do no+ know benealh whaiL sky. Nor on whal seas shall be +hy lale. I only know if will be high. I know if will be great ALICE SALGADO PleasamL lo everyone. Charming and Jtrue. DALE SATTERFIELD Aw shucks. if we say anylhing abouf him he will bush. INEZ SHELLENBERGER She has many a lreasure and mixes duly wilh pleasure. - rap? run... an. .-.a LOU SMALL He's no+ as fasf as lighfning. bu+ he gefs +here. BARBARA SMITH Nof quie1L or shy is 'she buf icull of pep and gaiefy. WARREN SMITH I'm fast I beaf fime. RAYMOND STRAND Goodbye. girls. I'm graduafing. SHIRLEY STRUTHERS When H comes +0 personalify, hers is ioHify. IVAR SUNDELL He's iusxL Hwe quief kind whose nafure never varies. JACK SWAN He's neif'ner a bookworm nor social hound. buf a mighfy nice boy +0 have around. NICK TANGORA No sinner. yef no saimL perhaps. bqu he is among Hwe ioes1L of chaps. A want: A x. .5- s CARL THOMSON Happy am I: lrom care I am free. why aren'1L Jrhey all as confenled as me? LUCILLE TH URLWELL Her happiness will never end for happy folks have many friends. EMILY TSCHAPPAT Nafure pallernecl you and when she was done. you were all lhe swee1L +hings rolled info one. NORMAN ULLRICH A boy wilh an earnesl and sincere oullook on llle. 95 CHARLES VON TESMAR l don'w.L like workeil lascinales me. shL and walch iJr lor hours. I can DOROTHY WADMAN The grumbling elemenl was leH ouf when We +hink she could wrile a book enlillecl The EnloymemL of Life. Dorolhy was made up. FRANK WARD The clown paramount original gloom Chaser. and one ol +he grandesl whole world. guys in Jrhe BETTY WEHRENBERG She surely can fickle Jrhe keys of a Jrype- wrller, and don? lorgelL her abilify wifh +he piano. One ol Jrhe besl. FRANCES MARY WHITE She proves +ha+ old adage +ha+ Jrhe beswL Jrhings came in small packages. ROBERT WILSON I am liHle bqu every IiHle bi+ counfs. EDNA WIRTZ As sfeachtasf as +he sfars +ha+ shine: as high in aim and virJrues fine. WALTON WOODALL Our fufure senafor. Long may +ha+ marcel wave. PHYLLIS WRIGHT A young lady who always remembers +0 be a lady. EMMA ZALIMAS The longer you know her Jrhe beHer you like her. CARL ZERSEN V There's a faraway look in Carl's eyes: he's looking a+ his feet WILLIAM ZOERN Now all I need is plenfy of Jrime. SCHOLASTIC AWARDS This year for Jrhe iirsf Jrime in several years +he scholasfic honors oi +he graduaiing class of Liberfyville Township High School were awarded +0 a boy and a girl. Norman Enevold, wifh an average of 94.25 is valediciorian of +he Class of I939. Saluiafory honors go +0 Pairicia Kelly who has an average of 94.I8. Bofh Norman and Pairicia have pariicipafed in many acfivifies during Jrheir high school years. Norman has been very adive in aihieiics and has belonged +0 +he L Klub since he was sophomore. He has been a valuable member of +he band. Slide Rule Club. Science Club. Drops of Ink Sfaff. and +he Nauiilus Siaif. This year Norman has been presiden+ of his class. Pairicia was presidemL of her class during her sophomore year. She now holds +he ediforship oi +he Naufilus. Pairi'cia has been acfive in +he G. A. A.. Drops of Ink. Junior and Senior Dramafic Clubs. French Club. and Jthe A Capella Choir. NATIONAL ATHLETIC HONOR SOCIETY Membership in +he Naiional Aihleiic Scholarship Honor Socieiy is an honor highly prized by +hose boys who are chosen +0 receive if, for +he requiremenfs are very sfrici. eligible ior +his membership. +he boys muswL raie in +he upper heii oi Jr'ne Senior Class scholasiically, and +hey musi rafe in +he upper hali oi +he Senior Class in charader. In order +0 be From +he Ciass oi W38 Charles Trepiow, Raymond Schreck, Douglass Geicheil. Roscoe Wiison, and Bernard Schar were awarded Tunis honor. 97 rTys m none oee , - a.I.W lnm . eYe ChrT P.IG Ie S elnlu HR Llr ITS . rT In neO DI -e .106 lnnn Yb Uee C6 .118 6 .mm 13 -+ HWK n.m..u. IDIH e w 0.1mm awfe K- osm se.n e lnro OFO UM mbc OGWFI OK 0 RmJa L In , e InCa . 86M VI..H .mNJS cry 1M mm. Innge H -W. Mr nbv -r a 6.! e nmonLmv . S .l ..M rwd wwp W 0 6V! 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IOU IO InWon SHW mOIOm LlnaM eo.m erTne ON - mmP am m.+l. n aY m.m O - Jam .. raee ..RT 5me mew wag .mww eua .II r w. an bea I.WMM ,:4 ITULH OSFT .f fxggzif ?,??XQ AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Every year Jrhe American Legion presemLs awards +0 Jrhe boy and girl who are considered +he besf alluaround sfudenfs of Jrhe graduafion class. The faculfy ads as a commiHee and chooses +hese sfudenfs on Jrhe basis 01E courage. characfer. service! companionship. and scholarship. From Jrhe graduahng class o1c I938 BeHe Ree and Raymond Schreck were chosen as beer qualified +0 receive +he American Legion Award. NEWSOM AWARD .Each year +he Newsom Award Is presenfed +0 +wo members. a boy and a girl. of +he graduaHng class who represemL +he beer in sporfsmanship and leadership in school afhlefics. The purpose of such an award is +0 furfher +he developmenf 01C afh efics and sporfsmanship. Jeanne Sferley and Frederick SH: were chosen from +he dass of I938 +0 receive +he Newsom Award. 99 JUNE I7Only 9 more days of school leH and Hwen vacafion. 5-Class night 67lvy Day. 77Exams. 8-More exams. 9-Senior picnic. Biggesf evemL in +he lives of our seniors7gradua+iom Chuck von Tesmar: Bqu why do you keep on calling me Jack? Didn'1L l JreH you my name was Chuck? . Yvonne Amann: Of course: how sfupid of me! 8qu I keep on +hinking +his is Wednesday night Bud Brown: If I'd known +ha+ Jrunnel was so long I would have kissed you. Hank DueH: Gosh. wasn'+ +ha+ you? Mr. Underbrink: The bank has refurned +he check. Mrs. Underbrink: lsn'+ +ha+ splendid! Whaf can we buy wifh iJr Hus fime? Chuck Eckman: Don'1L bofher me. I'm wrifing +o my girl. Dick Rinal: 8qu why are you wrifing so slowly? Chuck: She can'1L read very fast x7? fx' 7 7 Q 'dJ f . 'nfhf Mos? P-r'vlm- Eoov-Knob IM $ohoo'.' , 7 v- -g'r 1 1.7.37 15,17 A l. - s w rfaanq sj'inK777-Ki- 7 1 ,N4 r' J: , 3777 7 M77: WQKMQW' o-u-wAAdo-J. 7:35-4m-N. 7 s , Thesbv illustrft'lons do,'not show I- I l the brkliancc, roundness and or 3 , depthlof our ; ginals; you are . - invited toI call at any tlme and I v- . . o . mspcct otlr superlor 'poftrzuts, .,, ' Kenneth Robert Burnett FRESHMEN? Yep? Pretty Freslll But we,re wisefn some big folks w we know where to go for really swell portraits Try HONEYWELL - TAKEGUCHI STUDIO I7+h Year a+ LIBERTYVILLE Phone 98 I SlTTlNGS AT STUDIO OR II L I YOUR HOME DAY OR EVENING Robert Harold Bctzer Vk'illiam Loucll Legate E 045; xv 15k Pasteurized C'EraogEu Produced Under North Shore, ESTABLISH ED l5 YEARS ROUSE BROTHERS DAIRK Telephone 756-565 F. H. MARTIN Physician and Surgeon OFFICE HOURS: I +0 3:30 and 7 +0 8 P. M. Telephone: Residence and office 2l6 Our Special Malfed Milks THEY SATISFY HARRY A. TAYLO DRUGS Public Service Building Liberfyville Illinois MONEY IS NOT MADE . . It is SAVED To fine High School Graduafe, who is planning on geHing up in Hue world. +here is no sounder advice Jrhan +0 lay aside some+hing regularly. This bank wishes +0 help you in making a success of your fufure. A savings accoumL here will be a sound foundafion ofo build on. First Lake County National Bank LIBERTYVILLE. ILL. F. B. LOVELL COMPANY James H. SwanI R. Ph. DRUGS Liber+yville Illinois PROCTOR DISPLAYS SIGNS A Comple+e Sign Service II4 N. Lake Sfreef Liberiyville. III. :LJM Q0 Somet5ing j6ouf jt,,u 11 UI II'. . WU Sex? us regarding your Insurance needs. We can do so somefhing abo LAKE ?YSQUNTY MORTGAGE 8I REALTY CO. LIBERTYVILLE. ILL. r1 5,33y Ix O I 33:, x Q ,3 ACE STORES . CLOTHING E. E. GrifIls Hardware Company . SHOES BUILDERS HARDWARE. PAINTS 0 FURNISHINGS GLASS OILS J. B. MORSE 8I CO. Phone I48 LIbervaiIIe IIIInoIs 508 NOI'I'II Milwaukee Avenue I; I MI CngLZIjMwna 0X X ,, CHICAGO UNIFORM 6,. CAP co WWI j g9 208 W. Monroe 5+. III Chikagolfy II MANUFACTURERS k ' HAY M of the f I r I f Libertyville Townshipff, I9 and fKMIf I :3 UnIIIcIrnIII . V I OTHER LOCAL SCHOOL BANDS X4 f; Win OUTFITTED BY us INCLUDE: , , II I I , 0va MI'. CarmeI High School rf'dI ?IJ 3 . Waukegan Township High School ' ' M Oak Park-River ForesI Township High SchooI , J, Fenger High School ;;Xlso UnIff' r Aof Ever Fenwick High SchooI Leo High SchooI DescrIfWIon Tailored To ; I d I M Thornfon High SchooI 'I 3 - , 4 3.?de ua Iieasulre V 'N ' . 'J ! 1 17V J . J, J J xv f' ' -' F i , J J I ; . .J , o g1: J .1: ' ,i J Airy r J J l . . 4 K i '1??? N f X l; -. fiX ,. ;Phone 33 Liberfyville ' i' ' L J V. g I. A : ngwUsc , ,j' M7 1, , mbem'TJ PAUL MacGUFFIN q R 15X 7lleke Sfreetv juilepf 0 454 AHorney and Counselor ML, 41;. b J J 0X; 0041 j J n ? DPJQE TRUCKS a+ Law I V IVEAA'H J, i f x X. A x. r? B RT, 3 Ja BARBEQUES staxsfgzi - . u Jx . . n. r- J J. Grayslake ii 7?? E Q. ., JV X J y x HERSCHBERGER S Merle's Au+o Service NORGE HOME APPLIANCES Specialized Service for Mo+or Cars RCA-Vic+or Zeni+h Phone I2I Radios I 334 N. Milwaukee 'Ave :2 Phone 35 E. M. Weiskopf. Prop. Liberfyville, Ill. COMPLIMENTS OF B. M. R. OIL COMPANY, MUNDELEIN AGENTS FOR SHELL PETROLEUM CORPORATION Fuel Oil ' Gasoline . Mofor Oils l04 . . Ly N I W MATT? COMPANY C.O.CARLSON . l u . dll 5 M . Ifddfjrf, WWd Ems Sfore for Hue Lad and his Da ' ; X4 W tj 44W. Milwau ee Avenue XMM MMK 9V: 1 MEN'S WEAR T y! ,T . . l'lM MM. QUALITk CARS AND QUALITY SERVICE Liberfyville HlanlS :T WSHJIHDSM QUAMnL HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIE . L. A. MURRIE 0 PI Miriam III. MVWW ' ' X ? C9MW Ah JWW XI: M x g??? ?EWLL OCCAS'ONS GEIER'S BARBER :Eg 7W0- ga' LIBERTYVILLE In +he Barfholomay Building ' FLORAL COMPANY 322 N. Milwaukee Aenue q Phone I0 THE MODERN BARBER SHOP 2I Years Serving This Communify Successfully DECKER 8: NEVILLE libertymilllle Cleaners The Rexall S+ore WI Tailors JOHN CICHY PURETEST DRUGS 408 N. Milwaukee Avenue Liberfyville ALL PHONES 55' Liberfyville Illinois Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing - Alferafions Fur Coa+s AHered-CIeaned-Glazed I05 , 1,7 ' , I tKAJX I63.f4 . ' V v ,, y . I ,1 K i .i' q an .x f a; L EEIU,13 Afwl quwfffgyz QUALITY COAL CV MI ,,VIIJ:'; n- ' AND SERVICE cull ' ' ' ' ' ' J? . iZVJ call LlBERTYVlLLE ECIAL 8: II::E BUMPANY PHONE 560 Dr. J. S. Davis DENTIST Dr. C. 0. Edwards HARRIET BEAUTY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 3 N Milwalke, KAven$goq Telephone 23 ' $exLiiae +yville Kagis 522 N. Milwau ve. Liberfyville. III. ,a x 4.; Qq I9 cLM $X:Dg . '? wVWfW W 6 nC0 I QUE? xI F.BOC OK 06 RBI? X we Q SHOP SIERV Tlow'QK J QJ 0;? P oneouxf r9WdelgfrT? Illinoib Ax 4i? .X: gyfxthiBeHQ'gglii93.:Ex $40 wey S ee'r $afk$e Avenusto x2, Q WW f a? M ' QM Agphone Mk; J. c. REUSE z; COMNKD PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Liber+yviHe. Illinois REAL EST Milwaukee Avenue and Ecadwa , m 32. FOR YOUR W . , PHOTOGRAPHIC NEEDSrCQ see ADELHART IIO Lake Sfreei' . i chiaar U C CD IF YOU WANT QUALITY THE FOULDS MILLING COMPANY New York Liberfyville. III. COMPLIMENTS OF The Ladies' Shoppe 526 Norih Milwaukee Avenue Liberfyville, Illinois i' Right in S+yle.- Women in Paris are now wearing coats of banana skins, says a fashion wrifer. So for +ha+ maJr'rerl are bananas. I' I'. T 3 . . k7 , . C5 Ihe grad'uafing classu..01c I939 we offer our cdngraIuIaIiorIs. W6 exIencI Io you our sIhcere besI. wishes Ior'your success and h Ihe II ' 5 . 1. - 3 C appiness In U ure. ' 4 I N, . , , I l FIPSI NATIONAL JBANK OI; MMNDELEIN ' I. A. V, 1 IAJxIUI' IBrTRTErSayers . RS3 N SmIIR X. 3 . , I OPTOMETRIST 43,, : A r C1? '1 Shoes of 5+er and ISurabIIIIV. K EYES EXAMINED I I I IVGoIham Gold STnipe HosIery. '3 . ' GLASSES FITTED .. . ' , - 530 N. Milwaukee Avgnue LibervaiIIe IIIinoIs J LibervaiIIe. IIIinoIs ', , i I IE , JUST A REMINDER You are missing many GOOD TIMES iI you don'I ATTEND IIIe MOVIES REG- ULARLYI ForgeI your cares. Add Io IIIe on OI living by seeing GOOD MOVIES. THE FINEST SCREEN ATTRACTIONS THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN ALL COME TO THIS THEARE PHONE FREE PQTRK'NG LIBERTY THEATRE FOR ALL TIMES INFORMATION X; Mp2 Ie Tow-er ServIce SI'aIion Mrs. Pinkney's Cafe - EFRIENDLY SERVICE XE . FUEL OILS - FORMERLY FINSTAD'S . J . . O TDD'? SpecIBIIzed WbIIubrIcaIion ' ' . - S7 ' BaHeries TD . I I I k . I. - Com ' before or afI'er +he show 3 MIIIWaukee and Par enue?b$ng 3 e m 'T TeIephone LibervaiIIe I in L. Fred ProprrevofLJ big? 629 N MIIwaukee Ave LIberIyVIIe I Nx- E252? gQi$ .08 ' . v. ' , 1 , v , . . M , , : t, 3.5, , : ' , . , ,-,L 93 w L ;'L .9 V ' ; ; . , . v, . y; . us :3 : 4 ,4. . ,, r , , , : L B , . V- u . 4 - 1p . K .3 t J '. L ' : n1 nu; u v W ,Vl 4l4 N. Milwaukee Ave. J'f' Say? ferwwkxers re OUR COMPLIMENTS TO W6 mam L.T.H.S. Sfudenfs and Teachers Young's Ice Cream Sfore A fine place for fine wafches Lorraine Hubbard, Manager The IiHle sfore WHh big service Corner of Milwaukee Ave. 8: Church COMPLIMENTS OF The Tegge Lumber Company Dr. W'ese Manufac+urers and Dealers PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON in Phone 205 Hardwood Lumber I38 Wes'r Cook Ave. I500 Wesf Bruce Sfree+ Milwaukee. Wis. LiberfyviIle Illinois O. H. MOLIDOR . COMPLIMENTS O-F 1 4 Super Service Sfore Pine Tree Service S+ai' Ion - Standard Oil Produc+s '. V .2 K. I RICHELIEU QUALITY FOODS I l o . .V o . f. ' x S; . , . n. Privafe Delivery Phone 831 . .3 JAMES AhSUTERf-PR .P. x . - - piu X c , ' ' 1 v-l J. . K t ,T . A 2 l x Hf R M AJKG. MEYERSj' .x -: , . ; w. t I . . ..'. . . x. . Plumbing and Heahng ,9. ' . x 1 z . I j VJ , . I I ' '. 'I Liberf-yville. Illinois ' :V' I r Phone 449' J U k .1 zd 'll . log - 1' '. - ,. . v? WAYSIDE INN 1 Modera+eyggs Delicious Food I20 MIIwaukEElAve Hf LIBERTYVILLE ' ITTTITJ' T ILL 5Is f , T 0 ,1 . JJMT T Frank L. Sfauber 8 Bowling AIIEy5,.V WnTEinVService L 45 1E ' . C. K 7 Liberi'yville ReereaHoh . BEwIing AFHs Bes 1 - :ij km, N K IE-E!Mllwakk5e Ave. .. E I, y R : 3 Phone l028 3 a T x .,.. ,I 4 ?THE INDEPENDENT- REGISTER ' T Your Homex Town Newspaper x.- Pd blishers of R THE WAUKEGAN NEWS-SUN Lake Counfy's Only Daily R . R Lake ShopE Sfaxir Company -T LibeHyvillE: IllinOIs INTERIOR STiIRWAYS WOOD RAILING ON IRON ..WOOD TURNTNG AND BAND,SAWING - . J K gXPhones: R I '- R R Shop 942 Jen Jenseh x Residence 85l R For SNAPPY Service Day or Nighf DELICIOUS HAMBURGERS CECIL'S CAFE TITUS BROTHERS CONNECTICUT GENERAL NW 64 Libe'IYVi'b LIFE ISURANCE COMPANY The Big Four They Can'+ BeKBeg! I Life. Accidenf and Group Insurance AnnuHies x fw VPhilco Radio fika MayWaSher Elwyn F. Wigh+man. '20 WI 1 IN . IUD . ' IL, RM I I in LIXVJ PONTIAC ' xXUEL aRVICE ' SER aTION R SA , Ir Nath 65910 edeI' iberi' ' -. wfx x WVeedol v90 4: 6fuel Oils U u??? 03M; j ..w MEEKER ABOUT JJXJkg' Aufhorized Sales 8I Service for Kleen-Hea1' Oil Burner KoI-Masi'er S+oker REE MOTOR SALES 325 Noan Milwaukee Avenue Hupmobile Sales 8I Service Cary Oil Burning, air condifiomng, and heafing. l Texaco Pro'duc+s We have +he luck +0 heaIL +0 be able +0 heaf your homes wifh clean OII for HIe same money as when you used dirfy oil or 50H coal. Telephone l07 A complete mainfenance and reconsfrucfion aufomobile service. Esfablished in WIS 5ll Broadway Avenue Liberiyville. Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. S+erley: SonI I'm spanking you be- Sheridan Beaufy Salon cause ' love YOU- Elizabei'h H. Sheridan, Prop. . Jack S+erley: I'd sure He +0 be big . enough +0 refurn your Iove.'l 426 N. Milwaukee Ave. Liberfyville 7816ng tLEANERs ?LRSKAND SERVICE . v n t . . Phone 844 Liberfyville Illinois Peden XI Overholser ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW Phone 276 Room 2l-22I Public Service Building Drss Taylor and Penney PH'ysiciAQsand Surgeons 9' 81,,4'423I1rszJ-44I 77:830' Norm M'i lwaJkee Ave ??ffiger 'Phone I9 I , I I Dr. Pennei 'I '. y' Dr. Taylor Phone 525 I ' '9 Phone l0l Kroll's Service S+a+ion S. J. Kroll, Prop. Gasoline. Oils. Au+o Accessories and Ailas Tires - Guaranieed by Standard Oil Co. Phone Liber+yville 482 Milwaukee Avenue a+ Rockland Road Mackey's Jewelry S+ore JEWELER 532 Nor+h Milwaukee Avenue Liberfyville. Illinois ll3 Norfh Genesee Sfreei Waukegan. Illinois Liberfyville 7I Residence Lib. 220-M LLOYD C. RAY Real Es+a+e and Insurance 709 Norfh Milwaukee Ave. Liberfyville. Ill. Bes+ Wishes +0 +he Class of '39 A. H. KAUFMANN FINE FOOD SERVICE SCHANCK HARDWARE CQ Everyi'hing In Hardwawr 3'ka f. wVF'TeIephone 39 I i M LIberfyville gww fKWW; ?;vf I' WW II mm II2 w 1 me W I, I , L'l' ABC SALES 2; SERVICE A Mundelein, Ill. ' Disfribufor For: ABC OIL BURNERS NASH-KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS AND ELECTRIC STOVES ILLINOIS BOTTLED GAS H . . z ' , ' x. Phones , , . . Office ,. , I022 R. F. ROUSE , Residenc'e 25l Licensed Emblamers and Funeral Direc+ors Paul 6. Ray Paul 6. Ray. Jr. Res. Phone l2 Kenne+h BurneH Res. Phone 806 Office Phone 9 Liber+yville. Illinois Telep'hofie 202 Bernard Chevrole+ Co. Chevrole+-Oldsmobile Sales 8t Service bll N. Milwaukee Avenue J. N. Bernard. Prop. Liberiyville. Ill. Liberfyville 785 Debu+an+e Beau+y Salon Specialisfs in All Branches of Beaufy CuHure 330 N. Milwaukee Ave. Liberiyville. HI. Marion Meusel: Who is +ha+ leHer from? Eieanor Walliser: Whai' do you wanf +o' know for? Marion: There you are! Whaf do I wan+ +0 know for? You're +he mosf inquisiHve person I ever met H. MARTIN AUTO PARTS All Makes of Au+o Par+s for All Cars LIBERTYVILLE LUMBER COMPANY The Home of Reliable Merchandise TELEPHONE 47 I X? I Our bo'rIIpIJienIs I0 I III T. H 'S. s and SfudenIs V I Her Teach OIITHY' 9 f STORES one LiberI'vaIIe 29 LAN e I, .11; d ' hMugfeIQtf ?af'ageI 11 a I KCD I I p J I wand Nighzgervgce I II I f AII Makes Repaid 69 ALI .. f OM v I: Tel e M del Q65 3 ephn and einfv gr I W J DNRINK LiberIy IJJTKA Gkhuine Guernsey Milk For BeIIerIIeaIIh ?Libgrfyville Home Dairy HighesI' Qualify Dairy ProducIs PHONE 94 A I, When You ng; Candy YotI- Can GeI II Whenou WanI II. By Ordering Pram J. E. Theis 8: CorrIyany McHENRY. ILLINOIS I3 We Specialize in Supplying Schoolend InsI'iIuI'ions I 173' a UFW CAI I v x . I C C Mobilgas MobiIoiI MobiIheaI' socuNY-VAcuuu' SOCONY- VACUUM OIL COMPANY. u; wI'II1 Friendly Service INC. Phone 909 MAIDEN'S HARDWARE 620 N. Milwaukee Avenue Hardwa re-Pain+s-GIass Bicycle Supplies HIGHEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICE E COMPLIMENTS 43x VIIIrAsIPFpI: duA'LITY GroceI'Ies w zggdffM AI W II Phil Boguec A INA III I J I W IMI x Rcockcenbuch Chevrdlelt Sales; Cor. Belivdere and Lake S+ree+ Grayslakel Illinois Chevrolef Sales R. G. Rockenbach and Service Tel. Grayslake 543l X KLM CX :1 nu W CW'L f 5W? fig rzerW MW XXI, J W fm.waXW17V JiffMCz . ZWL'1 1 Comy'WW W 0W6 W 7- ,7wa Fnendc 9 VV Dale SaHerfield: Waifer, +hese are very small oysfers. Waifer: Dale: And +hey don'+ appear +0 be very fresh. Yes. sir. Wai+erz Then if's lucky +hey're smallI ain'+ H? Engravings by Hammersmi+h - Korfmeyer Co. Milwaukee. Wisconsin OSBORN FUNERALJ SERVICE 9 .fcw v .-., . . QLCU' ZOSQ. Iwovif he. kurc Hm: nu? gen 57' '4'1'1' be rm Orig, +$ma 3, uni; Ll. ?.gtco i-o rbf'x'b GA Nohf'- rd - S1? I.thtl O f' :5 1,63 LKEL W 3- 1 H n, -41 n'ygrisi Ihcl'nintv fiNA i 'x .29.; ;,:A':9'1 l i ,, i', .4 t4. 1Q x l' '1 '31: 5'11, , l 1':- 3A'. $M-w. 'nrlr'r LibertyVI ;'$ 1fo .:H 1'... , .1111 I: 12 um 3 Q-?; er aP-S: 'Q r 4 414:1 unchfa IH'W 1,41 Ahdl r DPK'I. '91f'ffKC ngvf 'b.'37 .. SN IQ . Q, dzf '1: m: 1H '1 -..n.-o u-u'y Much imr, MXMMM wiyw M MW WZW yfjx 4'19 4'41; J: 7;. h IF 4.1- 90 sq 51' ;L$1nl i'c- '2': 4;; c, x; .. 4.0 :15. Q 4.1. 'V' d; '4:l .- Hes Best Source of a. 1m 1': Wholesome Dairy Products Q. 34;, c... ;r.;. HOOD SEALED FOR YOUR PROTECTION Telephone Liber+yville 963 HAwaRN FARMS DAIRY WWI f0 .1 4 . . '1 .010 M, -4 '. Q. I 1-. s w .:yl , U'Lnt'f .LNQ ,: sun by 5. . I J ' 55.521 1 , . ;., '0. u. FRANZEN LUMBER CO. LUMBER and COAL JfJ 4:41 X k dot: -- COMPLIMENTS OF 4CfdM 614C ,5, 5?; A 4A x,r V4, k , Ikt $7, I FRIEND ...visi+... CHARLTON'S Resfauranf and Founfain , For Delicious Sandwiches Malfed Milks and Sundaes 524 N. Milwaukee Ave. Liberfyville The Machine Age.4No+hing gives a girl more nafural charm +han a graceful car- riage, says a beaufy au+hori+y. Buf 'For a boy +0 have charm he needs'a spori'y coupe. 51$ :DQQY R03;1waJ o1, . 7 691d 20;! MVVCV mg I? WY; 71 SOMWLch! YH 0?... $0 may; WMMM0 'iuuufyuw 4n 717k MWMW $$ng