Lowpoint Washburn High School - Quill Yearbook (Washburn, IL)

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-1 0 Lelt to right: lst row--Thelma Rinkenberger, Bonnie Herington, Barbara Oliver, Doris Buckles, Donna Hahn, Barbara Beschorner. 2nd row-Doris Kacir, Mary Strauch, Mary Bammann, Ann Elting, Mary Wal- lace. 3rd row-Jim White, Donald Pacey, Royal Winkler, 'Elwood Laible, Glenn Clark, Elmer Nuske, Charles Brown. 4th .row-Dick Flick, John McNutt, Robert Hendrickson, Dale Brummet, Donald Crank, Mr. Price, class adviserf , X . .. SCJPHMCDRE CLASS L. cf-ff C Q 7, I c k 4' N T 1 B Q, i . , Lf 'J N I, f ln the lall ol '44, twenty-live new and shy laces were A Q seen looking for their class-rooms, which seemed mighty -X hard to lind. Alter the lirst six weeks, they were happy to have Doris and Dick Kacir join them. The year passed more quickly than these new pupils could imagine. , Q , This fall thirteen boys and eleven girls enrolled as H X sophomores. They were glad to receive into their midst ii Elmer Nuske and Robert Hendrickson, as lour lormer f members were no longer with them. ff' The present sophomores ioin in all ol the school ,f ' activities and athletic events. They are busy selling pop, with an eye toward the Junior-Senior Banquet to be ' i given next year. They all are looking forward to occupy- 'i ing the vacanted seats ol the Juniors. President Dick , ' Flick, Vice-President Glenn Clark, and Secretary-Treas- .3 V - urer Robert Hendrickson have very ably guided the Q45 --'-. .X class under the sponsorship of Mr. Price. M 4.

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S1 ------ I WANTS TO BE Lelt to right: 'lst row-Paulnetta Strauch, Patricia Hastings, Doris Laible, Betty Peabody, Elmont Oliver. 2nd row-Rachel Ann Thompson, Irma Dell Schwartz, Rosemary Zeiger, Pauline Reiger, Wesley Held, Duane Haney. 3rd row-Wallace Kizer, F. N. Ireland, Jack Teller, Stanley P I M I I Winkler, Eldon Snider. I f ,vllhf-ff? NAME NICKNAME IS WESLEY HELD ..... Bud ..... Lazy-bones ,.... Ladies' Man ELDON SNIDER ....... PAULINE REIGER ...,..,. PAULNETTA STRAUCH ,... WALLACE KAISER .,... JACK TELFER ............ FRANK IRELAND III. ,. BETTY ANNE PEABODYi.i.A,'. .. DORIS LAIBLE .,.,..,.,.. IRMA DELL SCHWARTZ, . . MELVIN WINKLER ......,. ROSEMARY ZEIGER ..,... RACHEL ANN THOMPSON f f f f STANLEY PELZ ......,.... PATRICIA HASTINGS ...,,. DUANE HANEY ,...... ELMONT OLIVER .... U is u if u u ri Noisey . , Blondie . . Pet ..... Kate . . . . Handsome Birdlegsu. . Shorty . . . Toots . . . Susie . . Saul . . . Rosie . . . . Tommy . . Cotton . . Patty ' .... Tut . . . Sonny . , . Foolish Lad, . , .. Rosemary's Pal .,.. Dumb Drummer. . . Missouri Hiclr ..,.. Original Hoosier, . Jerry, the lover, . Sweet .........,. Blushing Maiden .... Studious Gal. ...,.. , Old Blood and Guts. . . School Lover ......... Slick Chiclc .....,,.... Everybody's Sweetheart ........,. Lonesome ,............,....... Bonnie's Dream ....... Short, Willing and Available ...,.. Vice-Pres. ol Moore Co. Latin Prolessor Tinlcer's jitterbug partner City Sliclrer Georgene's Van Johnson Harry James' Double In Birdlegs' new car DicIc's Juliet Somebody's Pin-up Girl Pres. ol Caterpillar Farmer's Wife John's other Wife Don Juan ol Washburn Date Bait A Hermit A Woll

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X X 'I-ge. EN r-gy ..... . ,..V .. .,,, ......,--,ar--ww, C? 1 Left to right: lst row-Joanne Peabody, Paul Zook, Tommy Bratt, Joe Beltramea, John Beltramea, Billy Cordes, Wayne Kline, John Beschorner, Roger Herron. 2nd row-Jean Robinson, Patricia Moore, Nancee Pelz, Irma Jean Loscher, Georgene Gibson, Joan Blackburn, Evelyne Hilligoss, Joyce Hamner, Darlene Koch. 3rd row-Fred Eihausen, class adviser, Lewis Kemp, Lee Kline, Donald Clark, Jennie Tomlinson Mary Jane Glaub, Nancy McCuIIy, Muriel Faw, Ruth Miller, Joan Jessup, Emaline Seaman. FRESHMAN CLASSM ' I URIEL FAW he highest in life is MurieI's aim, in later years, she'lI have real lame. , X X JESSUP our artist, is best to be found. 7 better is in sight, bring her around , ZOOK . a freshie, is very short, -. never find a better sport. in ROBINSON s to be a Star if able Il take the place of Betty Grable. to Juniors is much to endure, about it, Georgene and Pat Moore? AND LEE KLINE ayne and Lee, new comers this year, sophomores ne ' - xt they will appear AND DONALD CLARK and Darlene too are and never seem blue you know s too young to think of a beau JEAN LOSHER Irma Jean so full of pep always be like this I bet MMY BRATT GIBSON AND PATRICIA MOORE JOHN BESCHORNER John is usually known as Toad, To be an electrician he's on the JOAN BLACKBURN Joan is a blond and very sweet To all the boys she'lI be a treat. 2 fgx. 5 ' A Ls ' s 3, V ,b f ,F A. -x . l X I tx . T1 ii? 1' ' ' . I : N my is a fine young man, Tommy is a dandy, gets a laugh where e'er he can, when the Freshmen girls , x' Q X. -- Q are handy .. '7 f' 7 WV rj' INA! ,f JOHN AND JOE BELTRAMEA John and Joe are short and bold But are worth their weight in gold. NANCY MCCULLY Nancy's the girl with lots of red hair, Cheery disposition and complexion so fair EMALINE SEAMAN Emaline is meek andmild, She's such a modest child. BILL CORDES AND ROGER HERRON Bill and Ro er are stout and com lete X Y s A P I They always smile whenever they greet. LEWIS KEMP AND GENE KIZER Lewis and Gene are timid and meek, Though they are small, they are not weak MARY JANE Gmua Mary Jane has pierced many hearts Beware of all ol Cupid's darts. JENNIE TOMILSON AND JOANNE PEABODY J is lor Jennie and Joanne too. They'lI always be happy and never blue. NANCEE PELZ Nancee is a girl of mirth, Many good times she is worth. JOYCE HAMNER Another red-headed girl is Joyce, With all her smiles, she'II be your choice. RUTH MILLER Ruth, a freshman, has darker hair, Than other girls who's hair is lair.