Long Point High School - Pointer Yearbook (Long Point, IL)

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Statt Muslc Conttsts Our school was well represented m the Musxc Contest at Farmer C1ty thxs year wxth three solos and two ensembles The sololsts were Gene Cole tenor slngmg Dream Shlps Sa1l1ng Jack S1mons tenor smgmg Rhymes of a Rover Greta Elhs medlum volce smgmg None But The Lonely Heart The girls ensemble Alberta Kmkade Donna Schulthels Sopranos Mary Sue Garretson Charlotte Stemke second Sopranos Carol Gzll Charlotte Brucker altos sang My Fa1r Lady and Lullaby of the Bells The maxed ensemble cons1st1ng of Beata Schlueter Greta Elhs soprano Beverly Ste1nke Nancy Klmplmg alto Gene Cole Jack Slmons tenor Robert Kammke Roger Outram bass sang Kathryn s Weddmg Day Mrs Wanneta Christopher accompanled the solos and girls ensemble the mlxed ensemble sang a Capella The d1str1ct meet was held at Farmer C1ty the State meet at Macomb The 1951 I-hgh School Band under the d1rect1on of M1ss Anna Hale had mneteen members and met twxce a week If cons1sted of f1ve drums three saxophones one trombone three accordlans four trumpets two c1ar1nets and a plano Durlng the year the band played at all home basketball games and before the class plays Followlng are the pleces we played th1s year The Golden West Dreadnaught Rag T1me Weddmg On The Wmg After The Ball Margle Let A Smlle Be Your Umbrella You Were Meant For Me Sleepy Tlme Gal Flve Foot Two Eyes Of Blue Actwlty Stop Royal March Young Amerlca ln the sprmg the grade school band Jomed the hlgh school band to gwe a concert The Long Pomt band also took part 1n the annual Dwrght Mus1c Fest1 val brlngmg a dellghtful year to a close Muszc Ed1tor Greta E1l1s 1 J JN 'H 1 , , , I . . H . . . -,I .. . . I I 7 I I 11 ,11 - - - - - 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 11 - 11 11 11 l 7 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 . ,, 11 1 - 11 , 1 1 - 1 , . . 1 A . 1 1 , . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I - - - 11 11 ' 1 pg, 'I Bl ' ' 'U 85 ' ll ll fi I I I Q 11 - 11 11 - 11 11 11 1 1 1 1. - 11 11 - 11 11 - - 11 11 DI 1 1 1 1 1 11 Ol 11 - 11 , . . . . . . 1 . . . . 1 . . 1 , .

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INITIATION PARTY In1t1at1on was held on Frlday September ZZnd Ten Freshmen came to school that day hardly recognxzable Donald Schulth1es was dressed as Llttle Genevleve Kenneth Bennett looked 11ke Aunt Jemlma All the girls were dressed m queer outf1ts most of them lookmg llke boys whzle the boys looked 11ke g1rls That mght the Freshmen came to the party shwermg and shakmg They were bllndfolded led down the staxrs hangmg on to an electr1c wlre fed worms and made to wade 1n mud Each Freshmen had to do several stunts 1n front of the guests present Jamce Walters sat on B111 Maddux s lap and k1ssed h1m Poor Otxs Ruff couldn t run fast enough to keep Georgla Ann Mlller from klssmg him F'ranc1s Moxners had to put other stunts were boxmg dancmg crawhng on hands and knees and croonmg A tasty refreshment of watermelon was fed the Freshmen Sophomores Jun1or Senlors faculty and their guests FRESHMAN HAYRACK PARTY The Freshmen gave a hayrack r1de for thexr return party All the students and faculty were 1nv1ted After the rlde flnally came to an end games were played ln the hlgh school gym then the Freshmen served refreshments SENIOR DANLES The Semors sponsored two square dances th1 year Buz Hansan played for the f1rst one and The Cummlng Combo for the second dance They were glven to ra1se money for the curtam fund Refreshments were sold Both dances had a large at tendance SK.AT ING PARTIES The F H A glrls sponsored a skat1ng party It was very well attended and everyone had a lot of fun even though they came home brulsed and sore m spots The Sophomores sponsored a skatmng party January llth Agam people came home very much brmsed up but they had a good tlme ' I - . u ' ' 10 . ,, . ,, . . . his arm around his one and only, Alberta Kinkade, and make love to her. Among the . , I . ' . .