Lowpoint Washburn High School - Quill Yearbook (Washburn, IL)
- Class of 1947
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Issued by the Std! o Wgghbura Township High School 1947 THE QUILL DEDICATIO To express our gratitude and admiration the Quill eta!! ol 1947, wish to dedicate this book to our in recognition and appreciation of his efforts we thus honor him Prlncipalaldclass advisor, Mr. W. E. I-lerbster, HUHHHISTHHTIUIT F T 5 I ' Q My ff - 6 WJ QQ . ul 'K H VW X A .I , A A5 Z HMM 1 LJ MR FRED H EI!-IAUSEN Eureln College, B 8 University ol Wisconsin University of Colorado Cosch end Sciences vi MR LA VERN SNOW University ol Illlnols Agriculture FM iff MISS MABEL. HUFFMAN Southern Illinois Normnl University B Ed English P E. FACULTY MISS MARGARET PRINCE jsmes Milllkin University B 8 Mlchigsn Stnte grndnete work Home Economics MR G O BRUMMET Illinois Stste Normsl University B ld , Ewing College B C 8 Browns Business College Gregg College Commerce MISS CLARA REEVF5 Illinois Stete Normal University B S Mnthemsties P E as-1, MR W E HERBSTER Vslley City Stste Teacher s College Illinois Stste Norlnsl University, B Ed University of Illinois lndlsnn University Northwestern University M A History MISS RUTH STILEZS Slmrtlel! College Indians Stste Tescher s College B S Music Ed Music . A f . A I f K L, . . . w 1 M. ,I 'Wk : ' O B. s. . .3 : . . ' . ' 5 Valedlctorlan Salutatorlan D A R 1947 BettyAnn :body Cho Io he honesty patriot-lam, pcuonglity, cooperation, ull eitisen ship. o 0 ' .Q ' . s , -U fhlrn ' .VJ - K , 1 31.5 ...A , in . 1' . YQ Q C 0 Q 0 , Pe ICI I I , SENIOR WILL We, the Senior Class of 1947, of the Washburn Township High School, in the County of Woodford and State of Illinois being of sound mind and good memory, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, We deem it best to will our virtues to our less fortunate schoolmates, and our thanks tc those best deserving them. To the entire faculty we leave our best wishes and a message that they keep a warm spot in their hearts for us. To the juniors we leave our dignity and the beloved name Senior, To the Sophomores we leave our good dispositions hoping that they will not be too hard on their upper classmates. To the Freshrnen we leave our sense of school loyalty. PERSONAL BEQUESTS Irma Dell Schwartz bequeath my love of school--in particular,phys1cs class to Mary Bammann and jim White Stan Pelz bequeath my wavy hair to Dick Flick but am taking Doris with me Duane Haney bequeath my stale Jokes to Dale Brummet Doris Lalble bequeath my unusual noisiness to Bonnie Herington Eldon Snider bequeath my giggling in the assembly to Don Crank jerry Ireland bequeath my way with the women to Iohn McNutt Elmont Clxver bequeath my devilis ways to Elwood Laible Betty Peabody, bequeath my love for the boys to Barbara Beschorner I Rachel Ann Thompson bequeath my ability to keep my diamond to Marjorie Lear I Wesley Held bequeath my use of the old man s car to Glenn Clark I Wallace Kizer bequeath my harmonica and talent for playing same to Elmer Nuske and Doris Kacir I Pauline Reiger bequeath my interest in Lacon men to Thelma Rmkenberger and Donna Hahn I Rosemary Zeiger bequeath my way with the men to Ann Elting and Mary Wallace I Melvin Winkler bequeath my letter sweater to Barbara Oliver if she can get it away from Rosemary I Audrey Nurse bequeath my interest in phy sics cl ss to Mary Lou Strauch who studies shorthand I jack Telfer bequeath to Donald Dacey anything I have except Patricia QSENIOR Cl Ass SFALQ Signed sealed pqblxshed and dec ared by the Senior Class our presence and we at 'flfei reqiest and in their presence have hereunto sub scribed our n itne ses or this ri v I 1 Ll- aff 9741544 5 W Nlahe Huffman William E Herbster Gy-.obu 64 J 5111, fri 'W XJIJIAMAJ ,ff 7, 4ffjf '? 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F.l'lA Coaacll4,PapClub4,QulllStaIl3 Quill Balkan Manager 43 Claaa Play 3 Clala Play 4 FRANK NEVIBLL IRELAND III Vice Praa of Claaa l Sac Traaaurar 3 Claaa Play 3 4, Band I, 1 Claa Club 1 3 Baakatballl Z 3,4.Baaaballl Z 3,4, 'l'ru:kl,2 3 4 QnlllStaB3,4 Editor o! Prattler 4 Solo Content 1, Band Coated I SENIORS DORIS LAIBLE Sec l Pres of Clan Z, 3, 4 Drama 4 GirlaG1ee l 3 4 Hamel: Club l Z 3 4 Pep Club4 STANLEY LEE PELZ Sec of Class Z Drarna 4 Mix Chorus l Boy! Glee I, Baleball I, Z, 3, 4 Bllmblll l, Z, 3, 4 Track 1 Z, 3 4, FFALZ FFAV'lcePr0l3 F r A Dre. 4 Pep cmln Quill Sta!! 3 Quill Sta!! Fditor 4 Praktler Sta!! 4 IRMA DELL SCHWARTZ Girl l Glee l 3 4 Claaa Play 3 4 F H A l Z,3,4 F H A Treasurer 4 Pep Club 4 Librarian 1, 2, 3 F Pep Club Vice Pres 4 P E Asa 3 MELVIN WINKER Balkaiball I 2 3 4 Baseball l Z 3, 4 rack 3 4 F F A l 2 , ELMONT GEORGE OLIVER Dramal Z 3 4 Baleballl Z 3 'l'rack3 F F A l 2 BETTY PEABODY Claaa Officer l 2, 3 4 Girl l GIGS 134, Drama3,4 PEAu3Band I Z. Homllc Clubl Z 3,4 I'lomeEC Club Pres 4 Cheerleader l, Z, 3 Librarian 4 Quill Sta!! 3 4 Pep Club 4 Pep Club Sec 4 3 9 u ' n I 1 I F H. A. Council l, Z, 3: Quill StaH'3g 4.5 n n n I n u 1 , g . . . . .3 4. l , - g . . . : AUDREY NURSE Tralahr l Z 3 Girl l Glee 1 Z 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 junior Play Sedo: Play, ldramaral Basketball 3 indent lderaadonal Society l Z Pep Club 4 H A ELDON SNIDER BoyaGleel Z 3 4 Mixed Chorus 12 3,4 Bandl 2.3.4 Quartet3 4 Junior Play Track I Z, 3, 4 Baseball 1 Z, 3, 4 Basketball l Z, 3 4 F F A Reporter A Z 3 4l-Il Z 3 Qull1Sta!I3 4 WESLEY HELD Asst Producer of P1ay4 Band! Z 3 4 ,AK Z BoyaGleel 3 4 Mixed Chonn3 4 Boys Quartei 3 4 Baleballl Z 3 4 Basketball JACK TFLFER Truuler l, 2 Band l Z 4 Clans Play 3 Basketball 3 4 Pep Club 4 434' 'f Q7 Q7 UTOPIA Being employed by the Atomic Magic Carpet Company in Molecules U S A I had the opportunity of seeking my Senior Classmates After thinking it over I decided to have my first stop at Heaven I thought certainly I would find a few of the fifteen inside the Pearly Gates Upon arriving at the Gates I was greeted by my old high school prmci pal Mr W E Herbster waving a beautiful silver sceptre I told him I was mterested in knowing the whereabouts of the Senior Class that graduates in one thousand nine hundred forty seven He told me a guide would take me through Heaven on my Magic Carpet Mr Herbster rang a golden bell and who should answer h1s command but a man with black hair beautiful silver wings and halo He was to my surprise Melvin Winkler who told me that he had gained Heaven because he studied so hard in high school While chatting with Melvin I asked him 1f he knew where any more of our classmates were Yes, he knew that Rachel Ann Thompson lived in Angel Town, Heaven I told him to take me there but first I needed air under my Carpet Upon stopping at a filling statlon I found that jack Telfer was the attendant He didn t have a dot of dust on his fllmy wings He told me he was operating a filling station back in U S A Where he had 1nflated many tires and one morning had awakened and found himself sald we would soon reach Angel Town where Rachel lives on the corner of Peace ard Happiness I stepped up and knocked Rachel came to the door with tears 1n her eyes saying she was the only one just a little sad in Heaven and only because baby Johnnie had golden locks instead of her dreamed of black tresses She invited me in for sweet cakes and tea and as we sat talking a knock on the door was heard and who should be there but Audrey Nurse, the visiting nurse of An g l Town makmg her daily rounds to see that everyone was happy' She said she couldn t stay long as she had several other calls to make and she told me it would be worth my time to v1s1t Doris Laible who was living on the Pelz Pot O Gold Farms I thanked her and she magically disappeared Noticmg e time by my hour glass I knew I must be sailing onward Having arrived at the next town of Fairiesville I noticed a large parade being led by an admiral in a Chariot waving his white gloved hand Instantly I knew xt was jerry Ireland I told Melvin I must see him so we flew low and the parade came to Rainbow End we stopped I told jerry I would like to talk over old times so he suggested dinner at the new restaurant Star Dust Inn, where Wesley Held was the featured s1nger Ithought that a fine suggest1on,and Melvin took us over on the Magic Carpet We ordered dinner of White Cloud Souffle but I was anxiously awaiting amidst the playing of the harps and sang the beautiful and imma :tal A Perfect Day From the applause that arose from our table, Wesley knew W T H S was represented there He greeted us and told us of his singing with Sammy Kays Orchestra in the U S.A and that one night a swing and sway number carried him straight into Heaven. I x f I -A I rf ' V! , . . ' . . . , a . . . . in Heaven helping the Fairies with their Chariots. I bade jack farewell, and Melvin l . a q . q 1 . . . . S as o ,Q . ll Il We were surprxsed to learn that two of our other classmates Irma Dell Schwartz and Eldon Smder were present 1n the audlence We 1nv1ted them to our table and learned that Eldon was m Nautxcal Heaven termed the Navy a was sa1l1ng peacefully through fleecy clouds everyday ln contact wlth h1s work that of trymg to locate the Shootmg Star In her quiet manner Irma Dell told us that through her arduous labors m Commercial Classes at W T H S she was rewarded w1th a wonderful Job Heaven It was that of be1ng a prwate secretary to Elmont Ollver now a famous Ladder Buxlder to Heaven and one of the rlchest celestial bemgs Irma Dell sald that she was now takmg d1ctat1on at the rate of 350 words a rrunute 'beheve lt or not In the course of our conversatlon jerry mformed us of hls great suc cess 1n dlrectmg h1s large sail boats over the f1lmy surface Glancmg at my hour glass I knew It was t1me for me to leave thls charnung foursome and fmd a place to stay for the mght I hurned back to my Maglc Carpet and Melvm suggested a hotel across the street named Eternal Rest Haven I was about to reg1ster m this hotel when glanczng up at the room clerk whom d1d I recognize but the theatrlcal Duane Haney He began tellmg me that he was sent to Heaven by mlstake and he d1dn t know what was gomg to hapnen h1m He told me he was makmg good as a movlc extra m Hollywood U S A but then someone became Jealous and ordered hun to leave the good Earth He sa1d that few people realize It but all those leavmg Hollywood surely deserve Heaven The mght was very beautlful havmg regxstered Ideczded to walk out onto the hotel veranda and slt and remuusce and stop to real1ze how wonderful thls tr1p had been and how much xt had meant to me just then someone tactfully pardoned her presence on the veranda and now I was meetlng our own Paulme Re1ger Paullne had been hangmg out the moon and stars and damtly arrangmg dzllgent and falthful study of U S H1story 111 V1 T H S ln 194-7' Now xt was time to retlre I went to my room and I kneavi had had much luck that day m fmdmg ten of my former chassmates and I hoped to fmd he remamlng f1ve ux themornmg I arose early and got on my Maglc Way telung Melvm I must have new pa1r of wings Mme were gettmg too heavy wxth the fly ng sxlver and gold dust 1n the air He took me to Sweet justxce Heaven telling me the largest stores m Heaven are m that clty He also told me that best store was The Golden Hour where I would be able to have a beautxful palr made ln a short t1me Upon arr1vmg I was greeted at the door by a beautlful lady I took the second look and who should It be but Betty Ann Peabody, now an adv1sor beautxful and permanent wmgs She sald she had always set her alms hlgh but was surprlsed when she reahzed the goal was won I also learned that Elmont Ollver was m the store havlng a busmess conference wlth the Angels Betty told me to walt for hun 1f I would care to see h1m I had no sooner sald yes than Elrnont now a large man, came strollmg out of the mner offlce carrymg golden cane studded wlth glunmermg dlamonds He told me he had trxed hard on Earth , thereby gamlng entrance and riches m Heaven Havlng bade mont and Betty farewell I journeyed onward v1a the Mllky Way Route t e Pot O Gold Farms I was enjoyxng the r1de when I not1ced someone cormng to wards us on another carpet and as he salled by I recogmzed hun as Wallace K1zer I told Melvln to reverse the Carpet so -.ve could talk wlth Wallace He I n 1 ----I ll il nd . . , . . , o Cl a Il . . D ' ' . . . ., ' ' in . . . U . ' ll n 91 u 4 n . . . . . , . . o o CC I if . . . . , O . n Q I q A . . . . .1 . , ' I is Q n I6 'li n . . . , . . I . . ' . . , . , . white lilies on the veranda. She said that her heavenly merits were gained by . . . 2 H . . . L Q A t . . . . . . , ' .. . a n ll o 9' u n . 4 u , L 1 . . 0 . , I . - u e n HB , . II - . v 1. I ' . ' on . . . . 1 U . a . . . . , . 1 a o . n ll ll O . . . Q . D . a . . . . . . u M . . . . . , El- ' . . 4 . 0 th V . . . . . . - z . , , 4 . s ' . K , was as surprlsed as ave were at seemg each other and he told -ne he was living wlth the Hllls and was the owner of 40 000 head of sheep He sand these were very unusual because no two sheep were the same color And how dxd you hap pen up here? Well from takmg those parts ln the jumor and me-nxor plays W T H S so St Peter permltted me to take to the Golden btaxrs The chat came to an end and onward we saxled Soon the Pot O Gold Farms came mto slght and our carpet slowly descended 1- s Iwalked to the door I heard an angellc volce 1ns1de nd mstantly knew xt was that ofthe former Dons Laxble of W T H S She offered to take me on a tour of this magical place Stanley Pelz seemed to be the exaltmg mfluence and ruler there and sort of a Don Quxxote of the High Heaven Cherubs were seen dancmg to and fro across the petal soft green mea dows ln fllmy gowns of translucent colormgs A tall tower of spun glass that shxmmered and shone zrrzdescently also stood 1n the meadow The glass con trols 1n th1s tower Dorls told me controlled the soft summer rams the dew drops and the twmklmg of the stars My eves and mmd became dazzled by thls surpremacy of all beaut1ful mot1vat1ons I asked Dons how she came to mherxt thls great przvzlege She told me that one day on earth she became falnt thmkmg back over the days from 1943 to 1947 and a qu1et vozce spoke to her ard sa1d Go on above to a place I have prepared for you your work on earth was well done Stanley s farm management an the U S A and agrxcultural knowledge Gold hrmament Back to my Magzc Carpet Melvm and I were gomg to take Wmgs agaln when we saw the smgn that read I h1s IS the Kmgdom s End I am very happy to have found all of my classmates care free and well blessed um this new Atomnc world I shall be back to see you all agamn and when I do my new address shall also be 1n the C1ty Four Square I hope you will all come and see me Untxl that tune farewell and ad1eu Ye Scribe of Utopxa Awwifkft Rosemary Ze1g9 Class of H17 CLASS HISTORY Twenty one green but mxghty fre hmen entered Washburn I-hgh School ID the fall of 4-3 They found 1 hard to enter the assemblv hall and face a room full of veterans who had already had the freshness of youth ' k d from them by at least one year of experience an the HIGH SCHOOL AGL ' Betty Peabody was Presldent of the class jerry Ireland V1ce President, and Dons Lalble Secretary Mlss Margaret Wax-wxck was thexr advisor At the beguunng of then' sophomore year juha Trantma Vonn1eStrauch, Clara Golsta and Donald Robinson left them whlle Rachel Ann Thompson Joined the class Knowmg they were to sponsor a banquet the followmg year the class energetically sold pop and hot dogs at basket ball games That year Dons Lal ble served as Dresxdent Betty Peabody as Vzce Presmdent and Stanley Pelz as . D . , A . - n ll u li o , . O I -. . , ' ' ' ' , ' A ln . u ll w 1 il I I I 0 O U - I . I . . . , , l - . . . . . a . . g . . - . . . . . . - . . , . ' . , - , . . . o 1- 0 ll D '- ' . II . Q ' , . I . - ' 0 O I I gained in W, T. H. S, was responsible for his kingly power over the Pot O' ,. 0 1 u p ll . ll . , . - ltr , . o - O ll I . I . . . n .' so . ' 0 n h Q g . u ff I . iff. 1 f - ll u OI Q n , - , n I at . . 1? 1. u il 1? D . ' n ' . - . . l 0 . 1 . . . ' 1 ' . . . O . A.. . , . 1 . . .- . 9 . - . , Secretary Mxss Margaret arw1ck was aga1n the advlsor Ln then' Jumor year the class was very busy They had a stand at the Fall Festwal whxch brought mn a reasonable prof1t Hllarziy House the class play proved to capture the mterest of the aud1ence The Juntorsgavethe senlors a banquet the twent, szxth of aprx Durmg that year they lost Clen H1111UOSS, Marlon Barnes and Cra Dean Vlebolt but galned Jack Telfer and Wallace K1zer Class offlcers were Presxdent Dorxs La1ble Vlce Presldent Betty Peabody Secretary Jerry Ireland Cla s advlsor was MISS Margaret Warwlck The semors presented as thelr class play Smg For Your Supper The class offl ers were Dorls Lamble Presldent Betty Peabody V1ce Pres1dent, Duane Haney Secretary Mr J1ll1am Herbster was class advlsor Durmg the year Paulnetta Strauch transferred to L aRose and Audrev Nurse became member of the class Eldon Smder left the class 1n March to serve 1n the Armed Fr rces Thls bemg thelr last year the senxors took leadersh1p ln athle tlcs band and plays . 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V I Y ,. . t . y I 0 7 P O , J a . , , J I 1 I I UNDER GRADE NAME Bonnie Herington Barbara Oliver Jim White Ann Elting Donald Pacey Thalma Rinkenberger Glam Clark Mary Wallace Donald Crank Marjorie Lear John McNutt Mary Baxnmann Elwood Laible Dick Flick Barbara Beschorner Mary L St:-auch Dale Brummet Donna Hahn Elmer Nuake Doris Kacir RMEMING VIRTUE Talkativeneu Complexion Hair Smile Pleasantnes a Constancy Good Grades Gracefulnes s Politeness Size fheightl Shyness Quietnesa Friendlmess Whittle Eyes Kindness Hands Feet Disposition Cheerfulnes s SEEN MOST Laughing At the movie Matching pennies At school With everybody Delivering neva Studying Church With Marv Eating Hunting With Ann At Peoria At Loey s Writing letters On paper route Playing basketball Downtown Working With Barbara QF 'QC' 6.9 NAME Nancee Pelz Donald Clark jean Robmson joan Blackburn B111 Cordes jo Anne Peabody Lee Kline Georgene Gxbson Nancy McCul1y Paul Zook jean Self Evelyn Hxllxgoss joan Jessup Gene Klzer Ruth Muller Muriel Faw john Beltramea joe Beltramea Wayne Khne Inna jean Losher john Beschorner Patricia Moore Mary jane Glaub Roger Herron Jennie Tomlmson Tommy B1-att Emmalxne Seaman 64, 75 -'aa 5' Sch W if size 63. -K An fu-- 'UC' x ,,. m 435- QP' ar I-s Gs PET PEEVE WHAT WOULD WE D0 Harvey Chasxng glrls Workxng Staymg home Blondes Holey socks Gxrls that giggle Books Red heads Tall men Lxttle brothers Men Favors Girls that talk to Sloppy sweaters Saddle shoes Bnllxant Students Tvnns Riding the bus Stale Jokes Thin people much A certaln Semor glrl Maggxe Women Seniors Bad little boys Cookxng Nancee s pep Laughs Yawnmg Tardlness Studying Smxle Shyness Navy Pea Coats Fast tallung Good dlsposxtxon A sxster Romance books Art abxlxty Qunetness Brothers Brams Argumg Smgmg ability School Quiet actxons Engxneenng jack and Pat Clarmet Plano playing Dunples Strong men Giggles 7' -as N. '7 WITHOUT A I N ' ' f , ' 5 n Q - 5' f 4 . ' A ' f J ,- , D i, 1 SEQ! It 1, . . -A y 1 P b eg.: , Q4 fi ' 'A 1 tc ' iv 'A 1 gg, r Y g 1 T J R if 194 - 19 7 ' 'ff x - V - A ' x 'E' . y M ' 0 w , - .f ' -,, 1 . ' 3 ' L. es W 1 F 'SJ F I J 3 Q' pd ' , 'I Q' , ' A-X 1 a 1, al s , 1...,,' . A , ,W 5Q, W9 ,VL ' Q I I 'PF no K3 1 -5 I an W? fix W 1, 'La A- Ms men 1946 N47 . I W 1 Q 'WF' P91 7 'SI' -Z5 QL, A ar- -a NAME Stanley Wmkler Bob Robinson Richard Vanda Harold Losher Darrell McCu1ly janxce Brat! Gloria Qulrxam Doris Nuske Nora L Henngton Dean Laxble Bette A Barnes Kenneth Crank Dean Smxth Mary Warnke james Redlger Doris Kuykendall jack Spicer Quinton Damerell jean Blackburn Joyce Blackburn Franklm Schultz Glona Swanson Richard jury Norma Gerber Norma jessup Melvxn Robbms janzce H111 Laura Self Bruce Minch Cathryn Cappom fm? NICKNAME jackie Fat Man Rich Curly Cue Ball Beautlful Slxm Blondxe Toughle Exght Ball .Betts Tuck Smxthy Kate Reddy Kyke Spider Ouxncy Jeanie Nozsey F1-ankle Butch Handsome Shortxe Sparky Tug jan Toots Bee Cathy iii Vyvr ui' V V ,4 9, N Y F It A 4,4 y ' . ' A ' aj , ' 1. 6 Q , ' v i! H It , ' It . fr .J dggfx A A ,, -,, -' h 1 L U ' t vwfs- - Y A iff? I fl f ' R . Q, ,I f ' 4 Mg? , ? ., ,V lx 1, .Br-, 5 ,Qi V A In ,A Lk ' A ' ii . - .- Q . J 3 A b 1- V so 1. - - . . 5 .- ,, e f' . Q e , m f 1 Q 1, -. n .- ' ' -il Q ' 'r 1 17 s P X ' J A W Y Nswgqz' ' A - R V f I ' V fret. k l ,,,' ' I rf t f . 'lah E, Q A nf ., ,Y 'X, ' WANTS TO BE Mayor of Wllbern Al Capone jr Pres of Alton R R Farmer jxmmy Dorsey s Double Crank s ,Iuhet Mayor s wife of Roanoke Chasmg men Football coach Ladxes man Nurse jamce s Romeo Shen!! of Wxlbern Opera smger Road commissioner Movle actress Rancher Farmer Housewife Secretary Ag Teacher Music Teacher Inventor U oil Lzbrarxan Au' hostess Street cleaner Wally's wmfe Date Balt Watchmater Mrs Hx.. env' Heli' Class Representatrves First Row N Pelz, B Peabody Steed low- R jury, D Haney R Flick Janrtor Bus Drivers Mr Charles Hoppe has been janitor hr the pas! tkir tees years He is always ready to lend a hand io co operate with others in emer gencies and special seeds Our mascot Roxy 'it For the past year G O Brummet and Harry Snyder have been our very capable Bus Drivers Mr Brummd has driven lor two years and Mr Snyder for five years 16 E .V x 'gaj n HE IVITIES fi 'Sv UR SUPPER Anne Soulter Martens ' junio r o b onde Mu-i ee W Kizer s boss he ks ho thin W Cl' M Stephen Lolter Brown n young mun c nn R Zeiger u she OW kn ho QV Ol' M ip D Llible the maid. Ramona R Thompson the r sens b e daughter Sa A Nur lo A co umnht Teuie Topper Schwartz fr vo ous daughter their rette L S Pel A photographer D- B Herington u bobby- loxer 'Barbie BOver a bobby- sox gir le J 5 c B Buchnrne a bobby- ooxer Rinkenberger Y T -.1 u bobby- aoxe r HY Board of Editors First Row R Zaijor, R Tbmpaon, I Schwartz, B Peabody Second Row G Clark, 8 Po1s,F Inland E. Snider Quill Staff Fu-at Row D I-hhn,T Rinkenbcrgar D Laible R Thompson, R Zeiger, B Peabody M Wallacc M Bammama, AEI!-Ing M Strauch, P Reiger, I Schwartz, A Nurse D Patty Third Row R Flick, E Laible, E Nash, D Crank W Klzer, S Pals D Brummet, F Ireland j Telfer G Clark, E Snider, W Held D Haney I Second Row-JE. Oliver, I3. Kaeir,.B. liarhgton, B. Oliver . , . . . . ,, Prattler Staff Fin! Row R Thompson, D Llibh j jouup, P Reign, D luis, I loan Soeodlov--ll Loot, I Cordon, 0 Cluk, 8 Pnll,D BIIEIIIIQI Inland D Flick Mixed Chorus Fira Row 1 Besclmrnenj Blackburn, G Swunon HiLl,j Peabody, B Herington, I2 Hilllgou N HOTILQYOI G Quia-un, P Moore, D Hahn, N Gex-be P Zoot Kiel! B Bexchorner M Strauch, B Barnes N' McCu1.ly M Fav, R Millenj Jeuup D Pacey E Snider Third Row W Held, G Gibson, N Pelz, D Keck A Nurse I Tomlinson,D Bnxmmot,A Biting, W Kizer M Glaub M Wnrnko, E Seunux, N JCIIIIP, R Thompson D Haney -- I O I I . . . . . . I -- . . . I . J. , . . . . r, Skoll Bow--R. I-len-on, J. Blackburn, B. Oliver, D. Girls Glee Club Fu-at Row B Peabody j Peabody j Bratt j Hill, D Laible N Pell., B Harington P Moore N Herlngton, D Hahn, N Gerber Second Row B Barnes D Kaeir B Beachorner E Hilligola J jeuup Third Row I Schwartz G Quiram B Ohver D Kock A Nurse A Elting j Tomlinson M Glaub E Seaman D Kuykeudall, R Zeiger R Thompson Fxrat Row j Beachorner D PaceY D Haney R Herron, P Zook Pai M0070 Second Row E. Snider K Crank Accompaniat of Boys andGix-ls D Brummet W Kizer W Held Glee Club s andbdured Chorus 0 1 M. Strauch, M, Warnke, N. Jessup, N. McCully, M. Faw, R. Miller, Band Fira! low M Glaub B Herington M Strauch, P Moore J Til!!! E Snider R jury, T Bratt W Held D Brummet Mill Stiles jean Blackburn, D Pacey L. Kemp R Herron W Held E Sniler R Jury First Row P Moore, M Strnuch, B Herington Second Row M Glaub M Wlrnke, N Pelz N Jessup N Herlngton Stcond iowl-G. Swnnnna, j..Brltt, M. Falw, jcyzce Blackburn, F. H. . Council First Row P Moore N McCuUy j JQIIUP D Ldhlo B Pollody Second Row- Mill Prince R Thompool, R Zollox N Pals I Schwartz P Roiger, B Oliver F F A Officers First Row J White E Laible D Honey joe Behrlmu Mr Snow Second low M Winkler VI Kizer S Pell F. H. A. First Row D Hahn, T Rinkenbergenj Blackburn, B Herington D Lslble, P Moore, B Beschorner, E Hilligoss, B Peabody Seeomi Raw R Zeiger, N Pelz, G Gibson, 'P Reiger, M Sh-such, M Lesr, M Wsllsce, B Oliver, D Kacir R Miller, 1 Jessup Third Row Miss Prince R Thompson, I Seunsn, M Bsnnunm J Robinson, J Tomilson A Biting A Nurse, N McCu11y I Schwnrtz,M Glaub, M l'ew,I Lasher D Kock D Nuske J Hill N Gerber G Swanson I Bti G Qulrsm Joyce Blackburn N 1-leg-lggton B Barnes N jump Jem Blackburn M wsnke D Kvykehdlll F. F. A. First Row H Lolher R Herron, T Brett G Kizer D McCully D Lnible, W Klino,P Zook, Mr Snow Second Row john Beltruneo, joe Bel-trunea Q Dunerell J Spicer, L K1iae,E Loible J White, B Cordes,D Honey Third Row S Pelz F Shultz j Rediger D Smith, R Vande R jury W Kizer M Winkler L Kemp Crownmg Rosemary Zexger Doris Lanble june Llible, QUEEN Betty Ann Peabody, Irma Doll Schwartz KING Melvin Winkler, Terry Robbins Stan Pelz Duane Honey Q n a Q u o 1 Q . 4 1 . - n -- ' . . . s p o s Q a Q . - , 1 , . . , . y 1 , . g . . 0 1 1. ,if v . TT M' 1 . 2 . n u ' v , . HTHHTIES 0 9- X Q l ' X fl S, -. ff' ,,,,.,.- 'Metamora 'Low Point Morton La Rose 'Chillicothe 'Roanoke 'East Peoria E1 Paso East Peoria Metamora 'Minonk Roanoke Eureka 'Benson 'La Rose 'Toluca Minolk 'Eureka Benson 'Hopkins Second Team First Row- R Vanda D McCully S Winkler D jury Second Row- L Kesnp ll Nuske D Smiih D Clark K Crank, B Robinson Fnrst Team First Row- M Winkler J Ireland D Bl-um met S Pelz D Flick Second Row' Coach Fihausen, J White B Laiblo j Teller E Snider W Held Manager G Clark Washington Tournament Roanoke Washburn Woodford County Tournament Roanoke Washburn District Tournament Flanagan Washburn Roanoke Washburn Metamora Washburn Z5 W 0 41 43 59 33 36 47 42 43 38 39 43 36 56 51 Z8 29 Z5 49 Z9 Z6 48 ZZ 49 33 32 31 45 33 79 45 46 38 32 36 Low Point 51 Z8 4 37 33 34 43 34 51 ' I ' ' ' ' ' 38 30 45 35 32 64 31 53 Z8 1' Baseball Firntkov: S Winkler 1.11-eluui D Flick, W l'l01fl.DJllfY xSecond Row: D. McCu11y E. Snider S Pals D Smith R. Vnnda Coach Eihausen Benson Roanoke Mhonk Low Polhf Ln Ro so Ln Role Benson Low Point Track Bllkeiblll Manager G Clark and Coach Eihmnen 5- Firat Row' E Snider S Pelz J White D Flick,j Ireluud Second Row' Conch Enlllllih, S Oliver D Brummet M Winkler B Lnible N w o 3 6 a 9 5 4 10 u 9 ll naman 16 6 3 4 11 s za 1 Pep Club President Dick Flick Vice Pruidoi lnnn Doll Schwartz Treasurer Cheerleaders Leftto rilht' N Pelz B Hex-ington P 7ook Secretary ---- ---- - Betty Peabody p ember 28 29 Turkey Day brmgs vacatlon Freshmen put away thelr toys Z9 Delayed basketball game with LaRose School starts today Teachers fmdmg faces hard to December recogmze Flrst baseball game Benson played here Played 1n Roanoke Mmonk played here Dldn t Paullne look pretty on the float the semors bu11t October Baseball game wrth Roanoke agam Teacher s meetlng Everyone studled hard next day Another game at Benson Poor Semors chose a vacation day to have thelr plctures taken Returned game at Mmonk Freshles take s1x weeks exams for flrst time It s an old story for the rest of us Instltute We get a much needed vacatlon Report cards Take p1ty on us teachers Low Pomt game here Bonnle what does neckum decum mean? What fun' Carnival and dance Dzdn t the fortune tellers look Teacher s meetmg Those poor Freshrnen boys Some of the lucky boys took an the Internatwnal L1VeSt0Ck Show No one reported lost Ch11l1 beat us 39 38 Poor boys get left out agaln The F H A g1rls enjoyed a party of 1ce cream and cook1es Chlcken season IS open now 1sn t It Mr Snow? We take Roanoke 43 36 The jr Class gave Bob Hendrlckson farewell party Good luck Bob Marjorie Lear has a beautiful dxamond now too Cupld IS maklng the rounds E Peorla went home sad tonite We won 56 51 Peorxa News Report Brummet falrly burnt the r1ms Be careful, Dale' The school dance was a wow' Played E1 Paso Poor Stanley Soft llghts and muslc put us ln the Xmas sp1r1t at an afternoon program jan Z We enjoyed a Chrlstmas vacation Washlngton Tournament Washburn bows to Roanoke fxrst game 0 38 spooky? lanuary November Another teacher s meeting Poor semors thzs tlme The jumors were vxsrted by the rmg salesman Bet the under classmen were jealous jumors Whoopee' No school Armxstlce Day Ne take Metamora 47 43 Txme flies we take exams agam Low Pomt IS our meat tomte Wonder why Nancee and Glen Clark came out of Latin Class so soon after the bell rang' Seniors presneted Smg For Your Supper Duane turned Romeo! Rachel IS wearmg a beautiful dzamond at the Morton game tonite Cong ratula tlonsl Pacbel N Everyone back at school 1n good sp1r1ts E Peorla takes us 49 Z5 Metamora game there Semors are dlsplaymg thelr pxctures They re really swell though klds The whole school looked at the B1rd1e today for the year book Mmonk played here Basketball boys put on a stunt show Some of the Gzrls w1ll be lookmg for ward to a blg dmner boys F F A meetmg Qumton dld you lose somethxng you haven t found yet7 We played Roanoke there No! It can t be that half the year has rolled past That physlcs exam was really hard coach We went to Eureka to beat them 1 pomt Glad to see Melv1n back on the Basket ball floor agam Good luck kid D . - Q . Z' O n . . 2-7. ' Q . 3. ll o .DU ' - . 'Mi . . . 5. . . . U . ' . 10. - . . 13. . ' a . . . 15. ., , . . ' ' ' 16. . ' ' . . 17. ' : ' ' . 19. . . ' , 20. . . ' Zo. . , . . . an 210- C . . . . Z7-30. . 2. ' ' ' . 3. . e f - . ' ' . 7. . s . - 10. ll . - li i - . . O 10. . . I - - 0 14: o 15. . . . ' . ' ' . 17. . - ll . 20-22. v - n Q o c 21. U . . ' . - 22, . ' , - lllllldrz Z7-31 We took Benson tonite We handled the LaRose five pretty roughly m the scormg column Our second team was put in Mr Herbster s picture turned out wx h horns. Woodford county Tournament Lost to Roanoke They surely are hOt'1D the tournaments February March Toluca played here The jr class is showing off their new jewelry Minolk game there Mr Herbster, could you give us the formula for growing mustaches over mte? Low Point game What 15 thzs Marge gave her Apr dmampnd back Another vacatmon Llncoln s bzrthday Those red spots on everybody s arm are T B tests F F A sponsored a donkey basket ball game Joan Jessup famted 15 l7 Thls must be a game of catch the rrng is back to Marge agam Some kids journeyed to Mxnonk to take X rays for T B Washburn plays Flanagan May Good luck to Eldon who went to the 2 army Hope he w11l be back to graduate with us More exams I E,A meetmg Do we ever enjoy vacatrons Dance Crowned Betty Ann Peabody Queen and Melvm Wmkler, Kmg The band journeyed to Metamora to play ln the musmc festlval Rumors are flymg that Marge gave her nng back for good the second tune What 15 th1s heard Mrss Prmce has her own transportatzon now Mrs C B Qulram styled ha1r for the F H A Club Bet everyone went home and rearranged then' J'-me halr Coach 15 back after attendmg the State Basketball Tournament Some 14 15 22. Z3 ZZ Z3 26 31 of the boys had to go along to keep an eye on hun Stanley lost his tonsxls! F H A Rally at Henry Heard Nancee got the gxrls there rn 10 minutes Flat Wonder rf Melvin s life IS now coxnplete :oo? Semors gettmg a workout on the annual' Kids Mr Herbster is gone for Z whole days The Jrs presented a mystery play- 'You ll Die Laughing No one reported dead the next mornmg Jim, can you show us how to use the new typewriter wxth holes ln xt? F F A parent and sons banquet Wonder rf the boys cooked the meal Mrss Reeves was reported ndmg rn a red car Hope she drdn t have to crank 'it to get rt started F H A gxrls gave the F F A boys a party Maybe the boys wrll be fooled and won t get anythxng to eat No school the Easter Bunny is comlng An assembly program was enjoyed by all The last su: weeks exams for the Sexnors committee! Those lucky Ag boys get to go to Swxne Day at Champaign The jrs royally entertamed the Semors at LaSalle Dldn t the gzrls look mce? Mother s Tea The girls show their best etlquette Woodford County Track Meet at Roanoke .food luck at the last track meet boys Band Concert Seniors take fmal exams Bet the semors really wlll enjoy thelr last exams FHA meeting Senror trxp to Chlcago Those lucky senzors Final exams for the rest Semors get week off They re so lucky The underclassmen get day off for Memorzal Day Baccalaureate Cornmencement The Seniors say a saddened farewell to W T H S I-I ll 7 phpd 8 Bo d by WLLBWORTH BROTHERS H I M U S A zz. . ' . 24. ' 21. ' . . . 22' O I Q l 25. . g 25. . . I . at ll V fl. . . 27. I o ll . o 46. Q ' 4. . za. 4. . . . A . . . . . . l 7q' I U Q . 7g . ' . 9' . . 30. . . . . 10. . 10, ' ' il ' . 1. . . . ' . . . h 12. n ' u U c . . a 14. 1 ' a . a n I 40 -' . u 15: Q o e 8: v . o 19, F,F,A.n:1eeting, ' 16. F,H.A.meeting.Juf-.t about party time, W 19. . , . . . . i 17. . Zo. . . . . . . ' a o 250 c . ' 26. . . J B U o T - . Q . . . ' . 2. . 3-6. . C . 7. . . ' . 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