Livingston High School - Eagle Yearbook (Livingston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1949 volume:

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Z2 KXXXXW Q We, the Student Council, do hereby dedicate this first edition of 'The Eagle' to our sponsor and advisor, Mr Anton W Perne His guidance, advice, and willing ness to nelp have made it possible to make this d ltion of our yearbook, whlch had been a dream, to become a reality WN 1 .1- 'Z x, by L 1 x 'L U1 Lfz H CA L'l-'L This is the first issue of The Eagle and the first yearbook to be issued by the Livingston Community High School in its history It represents the realization of a few visionary students who were unafraid to explore what to them was the unknown and to put forth the effort make a dream come true Under the leadership of the Student Council these vhs iOD8T16S have attempted to record mor you the many activ ities engaged in bv the student body of L C H S which will prepare them for th81P places in the nation as use ful citizens We, the faculty of L C H S , trust that 'the events recorded herein will recall to your minds the many profit able and happy days you spent within the four walls this institution as you leaf through these pages in the years to come To the Student Council, through whose untiring f forts this annual was made possible, it will gladden you to know that not only is this a reminder ished memories, but also a precedent for future. We are proud of your accomplishment hope that the spirit and zeal with which this task and the perseverance it took t of fond and cher ye arbooks of the an smncerely you entered upon o continue when obstacles appeared and then overcome will stand you in good stead as you enter upon your life's work. Congrat- ulations on a job well doneaif gwvwy' Q. LU. DEQVWE 'P L Ln-, , , I , 1 . . Q - In a . X - - 5. xx ' It t f ' 1 e e Q x I I . f 4 0 , .7 q f . I . 'L . L1. 5 r U f K 1 O ' It Q L o f 0 :- O ff 2 I H I n o In Q u u I 1 E k E 5 H hw- .fw-1- ---- wtf he w - ' T , ' ' Q , V . ' f?ryrnyr'?s7fi?ifvf'TrFf?TTT'? T??'Ffffr'1 ULsfff'TYITITTTTTTNif'fy'fTiMi'l WvffYT?Ur ,, u'yr 'ff ' -nv wv-veg 'Y f Q. ...nv- -rv..-,-F ,.. -4,-ww 4-- 1 - .-Y 1 N..- A J! XXL 'X X X 1. !f ,b., ff- ..., I Pg f IIIIIIIIIIIESIHIIIIIIII m 43 f F. f Q. . , 2 , X , -' K ? L ' i g L fff E , ?' 1 i X I KX lf ,- ax X I lo. X W 4 S 5 1 3 . -. - ff '44, AT8 'l11nldl . A , A A ' ' n 5 if ..,. 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A .I 4-5 L 'L 12,53 :lr-,A .- -'Q-psf. .1 :1L'vX l'.'. U A U14 I Tizrn' ' J1i2zwI'u' 1' L' e rj, ' .'.s1s.' E15-jf L-W-X-A1 Buff: 21:1'. -5 kills' Q2',,h .llll-'S'1iQff,,L'.Q3' 'ggQ.Q.'LfLL'.fi'I1 1 ,', f'fQ' 7 Nw H ', '1 , f .1,'L Qf..'f'.'I f.Y' -I .' I1 1 l 3 1 , ,i A-.,....a....A.l.... -----A 1.....4 L Lua:- v '.'jv ,cf -.. W t 375 -:Tie E3 ,7+,-'fri ,, -7 ef., . C 1. .f , eq-f3.f.:e-.2,:,?.fg.e1::-,W f 1-4 -- V .. . , X U-T ,Uv ffxgjnf rg ,V -' We, the class of 1949, being of sound mind f???J and body and realizing that our days are numbered and wishing to dispose of our property and personal possessions, do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament. I, Richard Milcic, bequeath my great ability in art to Robert Heinz. I, Edward Hainaut, bequeath my wonderful garlic aroma to Paul Albricht, because he likes it so much. I, David Allen, bequeath my position as the senior class clown to Jim Rausch. I, Richard Teeske, bequeath my position as guard on the basketball team to Leonard Graiff. I, Jacqueline Smerk, bequeath my black, Cnaturall curly hair to Merlyne Best. I, Ruth Douglas, bequeath my forever messy desk to Loretta Costa. I, Richard Meyer, bequeath my good looks to Jim Allen. I, Bernard Prange, bequeath my seat at the library table to Robert Jones. I, Donna Buck, bequeath the honor of being the only engaged senior to some other lucky girl. I, Ralph Pirok, bequeath my ability to find excuses for being absent to Irvin Kline. I, Loren Knop, bequeath my southern drawl, Qthat all the girls lovel to Jim Edminston. I, Darrel Suhre, bequeath my height to Richard Vesp- er, so that he may make the first five in basketball I, Herbert Loeh, bequeath all my A's to Vernon Blom I, Wilbert Ondes, bequeath my acrobatic ability to Delmar Blom I, Richard Kline, bequeath my physique to Richard Sandrin I, James Dumont, bequeath my ability to get fenders fixed free of charge to Mr Verton I, Udell Ulrich, bequeath my hundred dollar smile to Robert Bellovich I Elsie Cheslak, bequeath my soft voice to Eva Highlander I, Nancy Sievers, bequeath my smile to Glorian Freund I, Shirley Slifka, bequeath my ability to get invol ved in love affairs to Florence Brun I, Mary Pellizzaro, bequeath my ability to hit the volleyball to Barbara Jones I, Madeline Vesper, bequeath my ability to return unsold tickets and cash on time to Catherine Spudich I, Charles Mansholt, bequeath y brilliancy in physics to Frank Pedrotti I, Billy Marcuzzo, bequeath my seat to anyone so I may leave to wait for the graduation class of 1951 I, Frank Ostrowsky, bequeath my spelling ability to anyone who needs it We, the senior class, bequeath Miss Kipping the mem ory of our history class We, the English IV class, bequeath Miss Smith peace after that 7th hour class We, the senior class, bequeath to Mr Perne, better class to sponsor in the future In witness whereof, we, the members of the class of 1949 of the LCHS have set our hand and seal hereto this twenty seventh day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty nine Ailes? ,W new www g-wr-1-pw-, 4 1 2, . - ? . . 4 s Q 0 3 7 0 I 0 III V Q K o Y 0 , 8. u I ' . 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' , 1, I V fd ffl X X ,.2' J, ' I 0 4 ' Fs :.fr 'Tr 1 , , t f , w '?'? 3' .'. f? 'i'?'TT7'5:'7:'1'T'1 '?? c JUNIQK CLASS NEWS We started our junior year with 26 members of whom 4 were from New Douglas. They were Glorian Freund, Irvin Kline, Edward Niehaus, and Donald Adams. The latter, how ever quit before the end of the first semester. We elected the following officers at our first class meeting: President..... .,,.,Bobby Moggio Vice-Pres1dent...... ...Catherine Spudich Secretary-Treasurer....................He1en Tsupros Judy May and Franklin Wargo were elected to repre- sent the junior class on the Student Council and Anne Perne was chosen as class reporter. The juniors were well represented in one of the most colorful Fall Festivals in the history of the school. Betty Benardin, Helen Tsupros, and Anne Perne served as gift bearers. Their escorts were Jack Augustine, Ray Torry, and Richard Meyer respectively Judy May was an attendant to the retiring queen Joann Schwarz and Catherine Spudich were chosen can didates for queen from the junior class Franklin Wargo was Catherine's escort and Bobby Moggio escorted the new queen, Joann Schwarz The juniors also turned to art O Wednesday, Feb ruary 16 1949 we traveled to St Louis to view the Bar lin Hastorpieces Although the paintings were not fully understood, they were greatly appreciated Our class was again successful in the presentation of its play The play 'Twixteen was managed by the class sponsor, Mr Verton The cast includes the following Catherine Spudich, Loretta Costa, Joann Schwarz, Helen Tsupros, Anne Perne, Judy May, Frank Pedrotti, Bobby Mog glo, Robert Bellovich, and Franklin Wargo The class decided on a school party as the year's outstanding entertainment Dancing, volley ball, and eat for all were the main features As is the usual custom the juniors entertained the seniors this year by taking a trip to Springfield very enjoyable time was had by all In addition to Frank Pedrotti who acted as manager four junior boys participated in basketball They were James Edminston, Bobby Moggio, Franklin Wargo, and James Allen Many of the junior girls belong to the Pep Club and Catherine Spudich and Anne Perne had the honor cheering the boys on to victory 0 1 . . 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S' L , , y .' 1 EA On February 15, 1949, the sophomores and freshmen . .,,, y1--,. r.,.5..5.-:,..f.....f,.-,.?.-,..,.,.a....:..-,7.75..5A,.T5,.?f ,- .r- rf., 1, 1.-::'1,x.7.-.'f,:,v.:,g:1:'s1,-:ff-1 1-:Far -- : ' fs., T , .I ... fn, Qgbii fd ld IXQIEI., :DO 'fi' The sophomores began their studies this year with new out look on school life. They were no longer freshnmn so they didn't have to take the upper classmen's 'digs.' Rollin Peterson moved to Hartford after the first semester, so the sophomore class now has nineteen mem- bers. Quite a few of the sophomores participated in the 1948 Fall Festival. Those taking a direct part in the ceremony were: Jack Augustine and Ray Torry, who were escorts, and Carol Puto, who was an attendant to the re- tiring queen. Marlene Smerk, Nanette Perne, and Georg- iana Vesper took part in a play and Leonard Graiff was in charge of the public address system, The sophomore Home Economic girls also did their part by working in the kitchen and selling raffles on cakes, pies, and cookies. Our class officers elected for our sophomore year are: Pres1dent....... ....Leonard Graiff Vice President Patsy Healey Secretary Treasurer Patty Meyer Sponsor Miss Kipping Carol Puto and Ray Torry were elected to represent the sophomore class on the Student Council Nanette Perne and Leonard Graiff were chosen as class reporters After much campaigning and fast talking, an election was held in the assembly to decide on cheer leaders Two were chosen from the sophomore class They were Nanette Perne and Patty Meyer Ray Torry, Richard Suhre, Leonard Graiff, and Joe Urekar were the only boys who went out for basketball this year Other activities in which sophomores took part are the Glee Club, Pep Club, and Latin Club took a trip to St Louis to see which was on exhibit It was very even those who don't appreciate or type enjoyed it very much Many visited the Jefferson Memorial and the Berlin Art Display interesting to see and understand art of this of the students also portions of the zoo Our play this year, The Custers' Last Standn was under the direction of our new sponsor, Miss H Kipping sig Z f Y iccfg W Q 5 M ff ,, CD M ywwtqxkmx N 4561 1 2 f , m 7211112-5T.lf a . 5, f 'lf wx 5:5 I ,, K A J Xu V' 7 L 45 1 is ? 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If you happen to see someone carrying an armful of books and looking in at every door, that was just a Freshie searching for his right classroom. Our first big social event was the Initiation Party, During the day, the girls wore boy's jeans and shirts while the boys had to wear dresses inside out and back- wards. Members of the Student Council had made green hats for us to wear and of course we were painted up like Indians. When the fateful night arrived we were taken to the gym and each one had their turn getting the nworks.n Luckily we all survived but through no fault of the upper classmen. We want to congratulate one of our classmates, Cath- erine Weber on her winning a contest on conservation. With the help of Miss Stiritz, she composed an essay on nwhy Conservation of our National Resources Should Be Taught in School.W For writing the best essay she was awarded an All Expense-Paid trip to Chicago. Along with five other regional winners they were entertained by be ing taken to Chicago's scenic spots over the week end Sunday they visited the Outdoor Sport Show at Navy Pier Here Catherine was chosen and crowned Queen of Queens for having written the best essay out of the six winners from among BOOO which were originally submitted She received a beautiful crown and trophy We are very proud of Robert Malench and Richard San drin both of whom made the first twelve in basketball At our first class meeting we elected the following officers for our freshmen year President Richard Sandrin Vice President Pobert Malench Secretary Maridel Nixon Treasurer Leona Krivan Sponsors Miss Smith Miss Stiritz Maridel Nixon and Robert Malench were chosen class reporters on the Eaglet Staff For representation on the Student Council we elected Leona Krivan and Bob Malench Class Flower White Rose Class Colors Blue and White Class Motto Upward Striving an ' 0 I n o 5 o o Q ease.. some .oo ogg n neue- .gg use ease ooonsoueeoeoeosuaooeoeoo seasonal! e o -1.-1 - .. 11 -ii -V, Q ,Y,,,,vV:1, ,,,.,.,,f-...7,:-,l, H -V, -T,., ,,--..-... -., -......s....-..,--,.....-.-,.,Q-NewY---W...fw A-JAQUIULBQ Y i f HHW ll 'Fkrg 4 U ,' P 1 M' A - If lg . qi ,. 'L , 1 f' W ' fl 1 1 K I up I I I 6 aww' a 'HQ 4cC 7955 U SSN 'wa F' nf r' N -fc 056 ,J r X o ?' I Oqjrl SAK Y 41 LCHS X 0 e 614 Cfof I Q, G Q06 6 S .. . ,-- , Y - ,vv Y.v-n-., ,. ..v, Y.--Y-,rgffg-f Y. r.Y.-.vrq-v..,-.-..-Q-iz,-.., Y , , 3,,,.,,-, , ,.7.V, . , .W , , .I . 'Y ' A-A-Y - A-M A -- A V- -.- ....... . A. ... ,,........, .a..... ...,,.-,.-,.,., f xl By the unusual on November 20, it being made for some FALL QT' VN' g A r.GsJ..J ..-l .rj :J 948 1949 activity going on at Livingston High was evident that preparations were outstanding event. The event??? The FALL FESTIVAL! The preliminary factor was the choosing of candidates for queen by the students vote. From the day candidates were selected the work began. Tickets were being sold, committees were organized, and other plans were being completed. Then at last the big moment arriv- ed. It was T-H-E Saturday that all had been waiting for. This was the time when a new queen selected by a majority vote would rule. At approximately 6:30 the crowd began to arrive and by 7:00 o'clock there was little space vacant. At this time several students displayed their talent at piano playingg some playing popular music while others played, classical. At 7:30 songs were sung by a girls sextet followed by selections from the entire Glee Club. This was followed by a one act play entitled nThe Surrey with the Fringe on Top directed by Miss Smith Immediately following this the Glee Club sang a few more selections this again being followed by a short play It was titled nOf All Thingsn and was under the direction of Miss Kipp ing Bingo was played immediately after the program was completed Many groups gathered in the Home Economics, room where an excellent variety of lunch was served At exactly lO OO the cornation ceremony began with lancy Sievers as Mistress of Ceremonies and Glorlan Freu nd as pianist The procession began with the entrance of Miss Albina Brun, Fall Festival Queen of 1947 48 She was attired 1n a white gown partly covered by black net Her attendants were Carol Puto and Judith May Judy wore a melon covered gown and Carol was dressed in yellow sat Following Carol came the fourth gift bearer, Miss helen Tsupros, escorted by Raymond Torry Third gift bearer, Miss Betty Benardin was escorted by Jack August ine Both Helen and Betty wore aqua gowns Miss Anne Perne, second gift bearer, escorted by Richard Meyer, was attired in a light green gown First gift bearer, Miss Ruth Douglas wearing a dark green gown was escorted James Dumont Following Ruth came the third Maid of Hon or, Miss Catherine Spudich, escorted by Franklin Wargo She wore a gown of white satin The second Maid of Honor was Miss Donna Buck, her escort being Udell Ulrich e was attired in a fuchsia satin gown Escorted by Richard Teeske and wearing a white gown came the first Maid of Honor, Miss Jacqueline Smerk Last but not least came our new FALL FESTIVAL QUEEN, Miss JOANN SCHWARZ She wore a yellow gown and carried a bouquet of yellow chry santhemums Her escort was Robert Moggio After the ce remony the queen and her court retired to the gym for the first dance, and this was followed by dancing until mid right This concluded the Fall Festival of 1948 49 1-H ll in. . by ' . Sh xv' -X , . . f, i3 ': w,F3:f? i -w 'I??'1T? e1'1? ,+'r'r'z-7-vs-. - 'v1 w'crv' 'cv if-mfr Ex: '.w .',T '1, U , .T QQS3 EEQEE wwe' . . 3 the Last Row Wargo, J Dumont, P hoggio Ne r How ,ra , tx la Editor, J Dnern, W Sieverw, no First Row Perne, C P1 , Assistart VdltoP f er declded to the histor a Stuaent euition 'The Es len ana we elec Q In Chief and James Du.ont as a l t much discussion enc nary outlish an avnual is O :1 9. v'E'aI Counc1l eet . 'breer' at ut new to ze a tut we dia was to e ocse a co uf ee c for tHe a rual Tter news of al everts, ans 1CtJIbo we e of . , J s 55' K '. 1' '71 5:-3 E' ' Z9 - I -.7 4. 3 --Q Suhre H Mllcic Q, uheslak, D Huck P rne, Torry smerx, Nay Won n Qucl Java Dumont Y iLlOHS it was lzst tlme s cr ou li to call Jclna Huck as JV SH L.UI .J AEC.. ret dftor le st t o s solicit a s 'l4VlduH1 classes, so t w rk typinb ana drewfng bezel. All ir all it wts a lot of un to make this annual and we sincerely hc,e that everjone enjoys it and we may set a glide 'or t e :ears to come Ne want to glue soecial t emma who helned to make tH's arnual a su Bellovich, eva 11gnlar.er, and other people w o sub ittel ictsle ltr protoorap ers cess Tney a e over las A so to the or us to u . P.,-.1 :www-gr-7-vrv-X rvw J , '3 -. 5 H 5 ' 5 1: ' ,' v -r - 4 Q ' l? 'i . Q., f a ' ,Lf ' 'K x . ' ' i 5 . ' g X .9 1 . 5 . 1 xr g .Qt 3 ' . s i . 5 , 5 - F, , . . D. ,, . ' , 3 .. I , R. . ye- 4 Middle f. - L. c iff n. Dw gf - 13. - X. . S , - V .. . S ' N H. ? . - N, , to 711. 11 J, . ' f 1 Editor............. .. .. ... ...... ......n s I 5 5 ' - . Q,' ' .. . .. n'S Y f 3 A tx . . , .. ' 1. X . consults ' ' , 'Q ' l e Ln . Th is tue f ' in 3 . y f IS th't L P heck ha' btf. A b 'F ' 2 ' ' m -ing we decifed ' this fi - 2 ' -5 ' tem N r . - E . - Q - 1 - 5s's.'nt si' . 5 1 Since this is the first tine we ere all a little q 'v -' to . ' V- be makins une. T? fir ning F ' ' ' he - 'izlttc f :'g to ' d I , n. '. .. . ' :he inf. - ci x r' p' H- 1 r fttnenel and he 0 of 5 N ' f , r . L 'Q f 5 ' ev . 'Y 5 1 r I n '- . . ' s ' ' l, ' h'.k to 2' 1 O wh E v 4 A A- . cc c . r R c t A v- vv 1 1 v :I . .sf mutt lou: . fl J . f 5. X m o J S Im se 1 fe, H ' N f H f ?-L.1l4-:.2:gu:,f...V:Lff.-Q.f,f.'..' '1'.'Q'J fl, : f.,.fL'f b.x.Ll'lQQ . l' i'.'-LQ . -.. ,,,,.- .--. M., fy... .- -. ,M ... ..f.Q.....-.- .-. -..',f.,.--4. ..4.-.-fy., -.MM-... ,.- ,..- .,- x., .,-- .,,,.. , ,..,,v,.1,,.- ... ..k...4.,....x- 4. .k ., .f.,, .. , X. M., ., , -M M. ,Q- i Pi ?EK STAFF 'U1e E551 the students 5 .wb of mcnth. Editor credit for tnei cur school life , has this year, as i QCYS s0metnLni to Nancy Sievers and H r fine job of repcrti lc er nm ' n former years, given ok forward tc every staff deserve much r the happenings of 1 dle now L QiLYxTC irst row .LU K rr MLKJI Q Alt .A Ladt row Edrlnston . Harko, L Knoy, J Dumunt, Qdhpg Xflc , ob. R he5er, Ostrowskj wixf, N Perf , vnu les, E 'hes Nixon, Lerre ck, we A oo 5 I, no as rw Li.zarc, R Kline Hawk P 6461. fa When Jacqueline Smefk Jar 7' 7e'o , Dutb DouvlaQ icbzrd Kline .ark Lulont 1 lnstcn . cbavd ilciu cr pti U7 I' xt 4 'X L, 1' 4 ll o Ckhvv CQQPOWQ LOIP nor Ru' Dcu laq e G SQ H . Q r, . , , AY PQ' F! Q ,.LLc ur uraiff arette ffne Q ch ' r f ' XC . I A . G , fQ , L K ' - 'A+ V . ' 'f -m 3 ' .- .A' mf: LA . 'vt I A 1 Ni f - J, ,' , F F j V. . - . X X , N 1, . . Q . D, ,V -, H. H, 1C P. m ff-0, Q - F- . W - f , 1.1 c - . pr. ' .. Ae R- D L - V 1914 , V . W W. , N. - -'J -, N. A ' A. ' . , M. re. . . y - D. Eu . J. :U r'. Ed4'cr.... ...... . . . ...n'n1y Qi W ns Asslstxxt E31 Or... . .......2c:n p h ?9aLH?-S.. ..... . . ... . I y ?e-4iz-:n 11 k'oonoQl 0 o 0 Q o o u on on A 3 v U - Spsrt-.. . ...T Jas x James if: ' - hotvzt 105510 ,Ounces-oooaoounuqnas 1 on o aocRi . ..' A' pubs 1 on Managers.. . . ..RinhQru VGFGT Darrel -' .e 'L sul? ion Manarsr.. . .. ..Frank X-' '-cy T1-T'sts......... .. . . . ... ...... '7. E1 'f Y , V , ,H V , , Llsi 1 .1 k My-xscr......... .. . .. . .... ..Mins iaith - Cenhra, IJVLSOM.. . .. . . ...H Ferre CL,Q. 'HQ--Mr--g'r rx.-- .,-AAkfA.-n..x.1 Qcngcr. . . . . . . . .,DQinn Auzk J1'ziur'.... . . ..... Rzrie 1 an So,hNgo 6. ... . . . vwn' 5 N U . 1 Pu ' ETC? msn.. . . . . . ..Rsbert Mxler ji iiql Ji, n .......,......M.n..u.Ww..--k,,0N.,.-,W-.-,f.,-.v-Nx--N,wuK,,, , . ,T H N.-. . .. ,., . , A y Fifi' L it5,.-.7-3v.?g4:5.,A STUDENT CUUHCI p Last RAW- hiddle Row Fraif IH V, Duto, First dow U . .Jumont E' U' cr I PSC i ' CIS WO 5 H 12 xJl1C C 1 'e'vf Olnfcx U. 84 C foci W O J. LE' Calf' Q4 6 V9 1 O H8 Lfv x .L SIX. ',.-.v our rst Y R Torrw R n J a Mal I' dr n, F WHPLO e meh, L Krivgn Levf .J Wucrf Ar 1 'U lwxf osx Lesci bxl, 9 m , E - ....n., -, , 1 . v M ' H I A . t ' 4 ' . ' 5 3- ' u 0. ' A , , , J, , Sa 1 . H T 1 - . 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UKLPTOSB is to k. ,Y 1 . .1 cheer our beskvtkell keys en te vzczugv WR the morrinf, Q during the noon hfur or aftfr 561 '1, if jzu heard a lot If of cheering that was just tne e:wlrlew4e:s und the girls Q practicing for A big fume tue! mif.t. 1 We elected Lie fwLlgwin' w-.icers .nr the ,cel leec- jg 1949: EN President...... . . . . .Helen Tsupros 1 Vice-President..... .. .. ...Eva Highlander if Secretary Treasurer . . ... .. . .Carol Put Last Row J Ostrowsx5, U Zorz'e, M Best, N Sievers, Booth, B Benardin, J Schwarz, M Nixon, F Brun, D Fech Third Row Mrs Binnev, E Highlander, N Joly, Y Hainaut, E Cheslak, L Costa, L Krivan, G Ves er, C Puto, J May Second Row F Tsunros, M Fainaut, W Robeza, P Binney, Healey, N Smerk, J Heinz, J Vonles, S dell Kneeling N Perne, C Spudirr, A Ferre, P Meyer ,Jer- L Lf DV' .RJ mmf PERIIE OMIETTE PERM. i ff-UHERIHE SPUDICH PDT UIEHER SLB X A ' ue Q -n . na... un 0 Hanunmxul 1 5 'ff - M gn A M . ' ' E if' 3 I f -' T f 1 x A 'I W ' . ,Ng Je,e E : . . . . .. M. u : 1. s o 'h 'U o . n is : .. 4 . . 7 V. R . P. J if e.rl:'.r,Ji E3 X '- V AX ra if 61 .0 li? - rf J - J, 1 mrllfiflfflQfZfQLQQiiffflIf 'MY ' 'wmfw 'A ' mv'q Afmwmffffffff' 'wwuvmiwmwfm .1 K, 1: 1 vi I ,. II 4 KI E. .,- U7 AC L, EXW iii N. ,Z I: J gut lf 3, 'T N av-fy-,-r-r: S7Tw rr'e--r , A , . 15-?,F5q5f3ex,,.nf7..57'.:5.q.ff7,,eT5-Tf3,5g,,:T v.n1,v,,i7 Y 9 ,Win Y GLEE CLUB Under the directian and yaidance of Mrs. Binney, the jlee Club was again organizer last year, They have done work on three part and two part ssnjsg als: note reading and sight reading, This grcup practices every Tuesday and Thursday during the eighth period. The Glee Club has entertained us many times between acts of our schoolplays and they sang six numbers at the Pall Festival. This or- ganization has worked hard alL year and tc Mrs. Binney md the girls go a hearty wish of thanks and best wishes. Last Row M Hainaut, P Binney, J Maj, P Healey, G Vesper, M Smerk b Gall, J Heinz. J VCV 5 yiddle Rev Mrs Binney, J Ostrowsxj, B wobeza, P QMOQZS 188 N P r e N Sievers M Becta M Nixon. A Pernev g First gow L Zorziei N Jo15,,Y hainaut, M Best, L Krivann J Schwarz, B Benaldinn F Bfunv D ect Puto fr f ? 21 3 E VS I fn T 's Q , Y lflk .t I F 1 if' ' r if lx: 5 il: 52 T Q: K F F E IF -fr : o ' ' Y ' A ' .fr I. Q . U . K le F7 q 2 . . ' Y ' . A 0 i E: : Y. , 7 . L' F0 ' ,C . . ' . u A -A l V' if Fr G F F 5 .4- 4f .. , F - EQ E l. M - .sas 'A ' .,gQ1..,L.J.L...l..,.4:..'.'YA'.Y .x-f.-,Q'..t-su.. iQ.Q3f' ' ' ' ' ' ' T 'f,'QQ'--'um' f ' ' f' p rs2'rr r zvf'v7'r.'Tv1 - f - - A - ,, - - 1 .V . TF'f L':i'?'?T'F.'f?f -7 SCHO CAI 1 - Registration - Senior R Junior 2 - Registration - Freshmen k Soph omore 7 - Classes Begin 16 - Senior k Junior Testing Pro gram 24 - Freshmen Initation Party :AV gl! Armistice Day No School B B game with Alumni B B game with Mulberry Grove Fall Festival Thanksgiving Holiday Begins B B game with Bethaldo 1 f-T-Tifiix , fr:rr'a n :m f7'?i r?'?::' at First Six weeks period ends 15 Teachers Institute N School Report Cards Issued Individual school pictures taken Jw B B game at Dunbar Second Six weeks period ends B B game at Edwardsville B B game with Bunker Hill Report Cards Issued B B game at Benld B B game at Worden B B game at Madison Christmas Holiday Begins School Christmas Party 2 F' ' ' Q 4 k ' 0 1 Ak 18 - 26 - YQ ff ll - - d 12 u I . . sy' Oi. . . I 9 I 1 f 3 - o o - ' 5 e 0 8 ' s 0 3 - 10 - , . 'V ' o 0 17 0 o 24 - 25 - HW '. 1 '.,' ' ,-f, ff? if f HTH ' Vi 7 'f'f'f.' f.2f-1 'QQ ..',','Q' fl ' 'I ' 'ff' ' 1 School Starts after Christmas Holidays 6 B.B. Tournament begins at Dupo 12 B.B. game at Roxana B.B. game with Benld -21 Semester Exams 14 19 B.B. game at Bethalto 20 21 B.B. game with Pocahontas 28 B.B. game with Madison 31 Senior Pictures Taken lam EBHUHR' It . Regional Tournament Begins B,B game with Carlyle Fourth Six Weeks ends Freshmen Sophomore Tournament bgging G 'llesr a Junior Class Play Report Cards Issued Senior Exams begin Class Exhibit Style Show Demonstrations Awards Achievements Report Cards Issued Commencement Exercises 904 an 9 I JHNUHRY 1 Senior Class Play 2 B.B. game at Alton B B.B. game with Madison Dunbar 11 B.B. game at Pocahontas 15-16 Classes visit Art Museum 17 B.B. game at Dupo 18 B.B. game :ith Mt. Olive 22-25-24 District Tournament 28 No School! ASU Sophomore Class Play Vacation Teachers Institute End of Fifth Six Weeks Good Friday No School Report Cards Issued . q!siiHiIIIP 7 8 .. 14 15 - 19 21 23 - - 27 - - 27 I-I 6HlI Visitors at L. C. H. S. This year we have had the extreme pleasure of having many in- teresting speakers come to our school and lecture to us. I am sure each of us will remember Mr. Dittmore, an ex-convict, who talked to us on the subject of Wcr1me.' He stressed that education and religion are the best weapons with which to fight crime. A talk was also given to the students by Dr. Hawkins of Shurt- leff College. He talked about many famous people such as Henry Ford, Harvey Firestone, 'Thomas Alva Edison, and John Burroughs. On the following day, Mr. Ziegel from Eastern State Teachers College, Charleston, Illinois, spoke to the seniors about college life and answered questions that were asked by the students. On December 14, we were given a band concert by the McCray-Do- wey Township High School, of Troy, Illinois under the direction of Louis Philippe. Contest Winners Congratulations go to Nancy Sievers for receiving an Honor- able Mention on her essay, nTubercu1osis', which was submitted 1 the High School Press Project Catherine Weber, also had a great honor conferred on her when her essay, 'Why Conservation Should Be Taught In All Schools,' n in a contest sponsored by the Sportsman's Club Her award was all expense paid trip to Chicago where she visited many interesting places and was crowned queen of the Sportsman's Outdoor Show t Navy Pier March of Dimes Drive The March of Dimes Drive this year was conducted by the girls f L C H S It was under the chairmanship of the following girls Loretta Costa, Judy May, Joann Jones, and Betty Benard n Others on the committee were Carol Puto, Florence B un, Pat Meyer, Jeanette Heinz, and Marie Booth Visit Art Museum On February 15, the sophomores and freshmen class visited the St Louis Art Museu where they viewed the Berlin Masterpieces The following day the seniors and juniors also visited the mu seum Several of the students visited the zoo and Jefferson Mem- orial Appendectomys Performed It seems that fate stepped in twicd this year and caused much confusion The senior play had to be postponed when Loren Knop, a leading character, had to undergo an appendectomy Strange as it may seem, Joann Schwarz, was also rehearsing for the junior play when she underwent an appendectomy Dummy Election At a mock election held on November 2, 1949, President Truman was re elected in a sweeping victory 55 to 53 The members of the civics class conducted the election Volley Ball Tournaments Volley ball at L C H S became an interesting sport this year Under the spcnsorshlp of Mr Verton and Mrs Binney teams were cho- sen and tournaments were played , V , V 4 . ? ? 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E H Li' it mg T R K M t VJ Q ik ww ' N .I P 8 , Crew' -5- -5 q zv-r: m '5'Tr? n7'. awvawm t , '- 'Q 'ri W f' f'z1'T':.?'n w a fi: .w'er'f?rYh . 3 'VFW 4' 11 cfYr r?'!'l' 17 . - ? 1 'z' e e e e Q 5,3 e e 'Af . . ' 'F . . n . my ' ' .3 - . Q . e ff: e - - e e .f e e I e e e 1 1, Vi ' ' e e D O , Z , . V f e . n 4 e V I e .Q . ' . ' , I' e . I . . W lf . - e 1' I U . A 1 Q e I . O I . V 1 . . 4 41' e Q e ea e E :X I . l V Q7 e e e e Q 0 , ' I A e A . e . 3 Q e 1' . .K 'H r1H 0 0 e . I I I e e Q so I I I I l-5 Since the autumn of 1946, there has been a concerted effort to u ite the alumni of L.C.H.S. into a functional organization for the purposes of fostering a closer relationship between the schools and its alumni, providing a means for keeping members of the classes in contact with one another, and bringing together the classes for re- unions at regular intervals. The initial program of the organization, directed primarily by A. W. Perne, and D. Covi, with the assistance of A. Farhat, E. Lib- gra, F. Perne, V. Balen, L. Moggio, B. Kopuster, J. Lusiana, B. Dal- pazzo, and F. Augustine, included the formulation of the constitu- tion and by-laws. The constitution was formally adopted by a vote at the first annual meeting at the high school on December 28, 1947. The officers elected were: J. Lusiana '28, President, F. Perne '35, V1ce-Pres- ident, G. Brun '45, Secretary, W. Hancock '47, Treasurer, F. Augus- tine, '45, Historian, and A. W. Perne, '27, Advisory. The proposed plans for the following year were to increase active membership, to foster an alumni play night, and to prepare a plan for awarding an annual scholarship to one member of the graduating class. As a result of these early efforts, the Alumni Association has acquired a substantial treasury which has served to pay for regular members' subscription to the 'Eaglet' for the past two years. In addition, the organization treasury has provided initial capital for certain group functions, such as the scheduled reunion banquet the Class of '39, to be held this year, under the chairmanship f Helen Zarr The class of 1947 held their reunion during the 1947 Homecoming Over half the class and their husbands and wives attended the first reunion of any of the L C H S alumni The officers of the class of '37 were President A Renner, who was unable to attend and was re placed by his wife, Sophia, Vice President J Britt Buehling, Sec retary S Karnosky, who was not present, and Treasurer V Paulicka Balen, ho acted as mistress of ceremonies The business meeting took place after a sumptuous dinner 'Re member Way Back When?' was the theme of several speeches and recall ed memories for everyone A letter from Mr Mays, who was principal when the class graduated and who now resides at Dixon, Illinois, was read Class members reminisced about their doings of the past ten years E Kieffer, E Sandrin, 0 Spagnola, and A Simonek were cho- sen to plan the next reunion to be held in 1952 V Balen, and E Becker Moggio of Livingston, and M Komanecky Stanhaus and S Hoggio Benner of Chicago were on the committee that managed to make this first reunion a success Alumni who were enrolled in colleges during the past year were H Van Hooser '38, Univ of Denver, D Covi, '59, Univ f Iowa, J Semanek '40 North Eastern Missouri Teachers' College, 0 Kreuter '40, Eastern Illinois State College, J King '45 Knox College, Bowles '43, Univ of Missouri, H Malench '44, St Louis Univ Pedrotti '45, R Bowles '46, F Dumont, '47, G Sawchak '48, J Spu dich '48, V Pedrotti, '48, G Spudich '45, and J Hancock '48, Nor mal University, J Dudley '45, Shurtleff College, W Augustine, '47 Univ of Missouri, and D Everts '48, Lake Forest College The following attended the University of Illinois A W Perne '27, A Graiff '28, W Schuette '40, J Scanavino '59, C Ondes '40, E Basol '40, T Karnosky '44, R Rochelli '40, and B Staiser Kar nosky, B Wall '52, Muir College, Pasadena, California, F Bausch Perne, '55, C Rachaw Loeh, '55, E Sandrin '47, and L Dudley '47 Shurtleff College, E Knezik Hansen '42, University of Wisconsin, F lilchalic '46 and M Ondes '47, Rankin Trade School, St Louis, and D Zarr '47, De Paul University ! 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Heinz, Evans, Highlander WASI42lETI3 V11 was ble Dupo by Woodriver 15 T fs season ended and 6 losaes out toe nid4le of uctolcz 1 ac re 2 in oz a help the Boys et thel LS set the baaket n er the coacn'na a d crai L 1 R for e, tke bovs started treir rebalax A J w +1 w'r ov Nulte ry Jrowe m e Cl1l8X of t e 1 e te: f p Invitational Touznanent were defeated ir the fix t aa e wo wla a sc eat put s o L tze t ramemt The w F the Ea lea x eror wlns In the District, Livir sncn iele ted Iitt, Cofxeen, and Panama in OICCP to mi t tio NexL we advanced to the Regional at Greenville zo w L up Carlyle, the lirst ni H' s FC last 1 seconds oi tne game after navin led all re a Qchedxle l 4 QV .Sears RQSUUXS Alw1rL i '4 Alton madison Dunbar Nulberrv grove 0 Nadisor Dunbar Fowaxdsville Bunker Will Benld Worden LSd1SOH DY P Tum 'Z J 4 F v noxara Iefl Rethalto Pocahontas mad'son V7 L Dupo Mt Olive STFICT TOTKNA! NT Q A M I . A-4, 4 -2 Witt Coffeen Panama N Carlyle :z.1g, .1 4 A 1 1 '. 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