Livingston High School - Eagle Yearbook (Livingston, IL)

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-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 ! S2978