Manlius High School - Mirror Devil Yearbook (Manlius, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1952 volume:

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Asa Drayton has been an active member of the board for several years. Mr. Drayton resides in New Bedford and is employed at the Manlius Lumber Company. Art Wilson has been with the board of education for nve years and farms west of Thomas. Ernest Lebahn, who has been with the board two years, resides on his farm east of Manlius. Vernon Hartz is a new-comer to the board, Corning from the New Bedford district. He farms west of New Bedford. Another new-comer is Robert Lind, coming from Hickory Grove. Mr. Lind also farms near Manlius. These men have contributed greatly to keep the school going, and we appreciate their work very much. Faculty ' Mr. Keist is the principal of the high school and also superintendent of the unit. He has both master and bachelors degrees and has served with us for six years. He teaches practical math and algebra and does a very good of anything he tackles. Mr. Davidson is assistant principal of our high school and has received both his master and bachelor's degrees from the University of Illinois. He teaches advanced busi- ness, typing, and bookkeeping. He has been with us now for four years. We all enjoy his good humor. Mr. Rice is one of the members of the faculty which we lost this year. He had been with us nine and a half years until he took a position at Macomb. Mr. Rice did very much to improve our agriculture department. We all hope Mr. Rice enjoyed his work here, as much as we enjoyed having him here. Mrs. Jean Yates has been wth us for three years, in which she has taught English and girls' physical education. Mrs. Yates directed the famous senior play and assisted with the equally good junior play. She is always willing to help anyone in need. Miss Mary jean Code has been with us four years. She has taught home economics to the high school and junior high homemakers and she is also F.H.A. advisor. She directed the junior play and ably assisted the senior play. Mr. Gleich, a newcomer, is a graduate of Bradley University. . Last year Mr. Gleich taught at Stockton, Illinois. He has charge of our athletic departmentg teaches shop, and physical education ro both high school and junior high, and also spelling to the eighth grade. Mr. Kinne is also a newcomer to our staff. He was a graduate of Normal Univer- sity last year. He teaches the eighth graders, high school geography, and also Coaches the junior high athletics. He is always willing to help you find material for themes. Mrs. Johnson has been with us two years and teaches the high school girls' chorus. Her ensemble rated first in the district, thus enabling them to go to the state. Miss Hensel is also a new member of our staff. She has both her bachelor and master's degrees. She received her bachelors from the University of Illinois and the master's from Northwestern. She teaches high school band and junior high band and chorus. Mr. Russell came to Manlius the first part of the second semester. Last year Mr. Russell taught at Minooka, Illinois. He took over the ag department when Mr. Rice left. Mr. Vasen is a new member of our faculty. He was a graduate of Quincy College. He teaches high school social sciences and junior high science. Mrs. Small has been at Manlius for two years. She teaches Latin, U. S. history, and world history. Mrs. Small is well-known for her good humor. Miss LaVetta Jensen was the high school secretary for the first semester of school. She left us for a steady job of housework. Mrs. Lila Oloffson is our present secretary who came to fill in the vacancy left by LaVetta Jensen. She is a graduate of Manlius High School in the class of 1947. We are very happy to have alumni for our school secretary. Mr. johnson is our janitor, who we always see with a broom of some kind in his hands. He has been with us for a number of years. 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JERRY DABLER-Band l,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Football l5 junior Play5 Senior Play5 Band Contest I,3,45 Paper Staff 25 Class Pres. 15 District Solo Contest 35 State Solo Contest 35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Egyptian Music Camp 31 F.F.A. Vice Pres. 45 F.F.A. Parlia- mentarian 3,4. MARJORIE EICKMEIER-Bureau Township High 15 Chorus 2,3,45 Ensemble 45 Chorus Contest 3,45 Solo Contest 3,45 P.E. 2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,35 Tunior Classical League 3,45 Sec. if Chorus 3,4. ROBERT L. ETHERIDGE-F.F.A. l,2,3,45 junior Class Play5 Senior Class Play5 Boys' Physical Education l,2,3,4. GYLES GISH-Football 1,3,45 Track 2,3,45 junior Play5 Senior Play5 P.E. l,2.3,4. IAMES GLAFKA-Foctball l.2,35 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Track I,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Sec. 45 junior Play5 Senior Play. CARL GUMFORY-F.F.A. l,2.3,45 F.F.A. Assistant Treasurer 35 F.F.A. Assistant Secre- tary 4. NORMA HARTZ--Class Vice Pres. 2,35 Stu- dent Council 15 Class Sec. 45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 F.H.A. Pres. 45 Horizon Club 45 Horizon Club Scribe 45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 junior Play5 Annual Staff 45 P.E. l,2,3,45 Chorus I,2,3,45 Small Chorus 3,45 Ensemble 35 Operetta 25 Band 1,2,3,45 District Band Contest 3,45 Dis- trict Chorus Contest 3,45 Christmas Cantata. JOANNE HEWITT-F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Small Chorus 3,45 Ensemble 33 P.E. l,2,3,45 Student Council 15 Class Sec. 33 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 15 Varsity Cheer- leader 2,3,45 Junior Play5 Band 2,3,45 Senior Play5 District Band Contest 3,45 Chorus Dis- trict Contest 3,45 Brass Ensemble 45 Christmas Cantata5 Operetta 25 Assistant Editor of Annual. RONNIE HEWITT-Football l,2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Vice Pres. 3,45 Class Sec. and Treas. 15 Class President 3,45 Student Council 25 Junior Play and Senior Play5 Paper Staff 4. MINNIE HODGE-Benton Township High I5 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Physical Education 1,2,3,45 Christmas Cantata. CHARLENE HOUSE-Class Treasurer 35 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Ensemble l,2,45 P.E. 1,2,3,45 Operetta 25 Small Chorus l,2,3,45 Horizon Club 45 Vice Pres. H.C. Librarian 45 Christmas Cantata 3,45 An- nual Staff 45 Junior Play5 District Contest En- seml-le l,2,45 Choral District Contest 3,45 Band Contest 3,45 District Solo Contest 1,2,3, 45 State Music Contest 4. ROBERTA JAMISON -- Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 P.E. l,2,3,45 Band l,2,45 Small Chorus 3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Ensemble 1,2,35 Choral District Contest 3,45 District Contest Solo 45 Operetta 25 Librarian 25 District Band Contest 4. ROBERT LIND--Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3.45 Track 152,35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Reporter 35 F.F.A. President 4. VIRGINIA LUNDGREN - Band l,2,3,45 Chorus I,2,3,45 F.H.A. I,2,3,45 One Act Play 25 Vocal Solo 3,45 Ensemble 1,25 Small Chorus 3.45 Librarian 25 P.E. l,2,3,45 Instrumental Sclo 35 District Contest 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 F.H.A. Reporter 45 Christmas Cantata 3,45 Senior Play. SHIRLEY MAE PONT-Chorus l,2,3,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 P.E. 1,2.3,45 Latin Club 35 Latin Club Reporter 45 Librarian 3,4. JANET SALZMANN-Band 1.2.3 45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Reflector Editor 45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 P.E. I,2,3,45 Band Contest 3,45 Brass Ensem- ble 45 Librarian 2,3,45 Senior Play. ANNEVIEVE SCHMIDT - Chorus l.2,3,45 Small Chorus 3,45 Mixed Chorus I5 Ensemble 1,2545 Band 2,35 Band Contest 35 Choral Dis- trict Contest 3,45 District Contest Solo l,2,45 Operetta 25 Contest Ensemble l,2,45 Christmas Cantata5 Class Vice President 15 Class Presi- dent 25 F.H.A. President 35 Annual Editor5 Junior Class Play5 Senior Class Play5 P.E. 1,2,3,45 State Music Contest 45 Egyptian Mu- sic Camp 4. MARGARET SCHMITT-Buda High School 15 Chorus 1,2,3,45 P.E. 1,2,3,45 Librarian 25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Junior Play5 Paper Staff. JANET VANDERMOON-F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 P.E. 1,2,3,45 One Act Play Contest l,2,45 Junior Play5 Band Contest 3,4. - Senior Class History On August 29, 1948, 27 freshmen started their career at Manlius High School. We struggled through the first year under the supervision of Mr. Keist, principal, Mr. Rice, Mr. Davidson, Mr. Veach, Mr. Fay, Rev. Zeltin, Miss Code, Mrs. Loos, and Miss Coleman. Our first few weeks were spent in getting acquainted with other classmates, and getting to the proper classes on time. The initiation took place the second week of school. During the day we unwillingly performed before the entire student body, and that evening the seniors gave us a party which completely made up for the day's sufferings. For the first year we had as our class officers: president, jerry Dablerg vice president, Annevieve Schmidt, secretary and treasurer, Ronnie Hewitt, student council, Norma Hartz and Dick Crane. Our sponsor was Mr. Rice. During our freshman year Minnie Hodge and Margaret Schmitt joined our happy throng, but Alice Pope and Mary Carlson left us, thus making a total of 27. In the fall of '48, as sophomores, we marched back into Manlius High. Our teachers for this year were Mr. Keist, principal, Mr. Rice, Mr. David- son, Mr. Veach, Mr. Fay, Mr. Schollc, Rev. Zeltin, Miss Rita johnson, Miss Code, Mrs. Yates, and Miss Coleman. Officers chosen for this ear were: resident, Annevieve Schmidt' vice Y U , president, Norma Hartz, secretary and treasurer, Frances Cogginsg student coun- cil, Joanne Hewitt and Ronnie Hewitt. Mr. Scholle was our sponsor. Being sophomores, our social privileges were increased. The first of these social affairs was our class dance. This dance proved to be a huge success. Spin Lawrence provided the music for this gala affair. This year we lost Dick Crane, Robert Hanson, Marvin Frank, and Gloria Henson. Marjorie Eickmeier came from Bureau Township to increase our class roll to 21. As jolly juniors we entered the doors of Manlius High in the fall of '50. This year we have only 21 members. , J-OHNNE Hswftt lipvfvfffcf NEWFN5 M'o'VN'DE 'ja H04-75 4! n V if-m. owvxn Hn rtz Ldharfefve House ' Eumforj ,ns- I are-nf 3 feolosrfif' kjj.,Mf.5oN Senior Class History I C 0 ntinuedl This year we elected the following officers: president, Ronnie Hewitt, vice president, Norma Hartz, secretary, Joanne Hewitt, treasurer, Charlene House. Our advisors were Miss Code and Mr. Zuege. Few changes took place in the teaching staff. Faculty members were: principal, Mr. Keistg Mr. Rice, Mr. Zuege, Mr. Scholle, Mr. Kinnamon, Mr. Davidson, Mrs. Yates, Miss Code, Mrs. Small, Miss Ropp, and Mrs. Johnson. Our activities consisted of a public dance and a class play, Seventeen is Terrific , which was presented during the first part of the second semester. We were given the responsibility of preparing for the junior-senior prom. Our theme was Mayday Romp , and it took a great deal of work and effort to make it as pretty as it turned out to be. I In August of lil, 21 seniors entered the high school for their last year. . This year we were under the supervision of Mr. Keist, principal, Mrs. Yates, Miss Code, Mrs. Small, Miss Hensel, Mrs. johnson, Mr. Davidson, Mr. Vasen, Mr. Kinne, Mr. Gleich, and Mr. Rice, who was later replaced by Mt. Fred Russell. This year we chose the following oliicers: president, Ronnie Hewitt, vice president, Jerry Dabler, secretary, Norma Hartz, treasurer, Margaret Schmitt. Our sponsors this year were Mrs. Yates and Mr. Davidson. Our class sponsored the homecoming dance this year for the first time, breaking the tradition of the alumni sponsorship. Our class play, The Camp- bells Are Coming , which was presented to the public in the early spring, was a huge success. We plan to take our senior trip the first week of june. Desti- nation - Washington, D. C. S Virginia Lundgten A Charlene House Q Spoxisored by: Schmidt Sales and Service, Manliusg Harry Berry, Minlius N 1952 Class Prophecy' The other day as I was traveling from Chicago to Manlius to display my fashions at Marge's Department Store - Marjorie gained experience in this line by working in the dime store on Saturdays throughout the school year - I stopped at a bus station to inquire directions. While talking to the ticket agent, I saw Norma Hartz, an old classmate, getting off the bus. I asked her if she would care to go with me to Manlius and she said she would. As we were traveling along route 88, we noticed the temperature of the car rising and we decided we had better stop at the next farm house. When we arrived at this attractive farm house, we noticed that the farm wife was no other than Mrs. Virginia Hurst, a classmate. She invited us to stay for dinner and then she told us that Annevieve Schmidt was to sing in an opera that afternoon on television and invited us to stay - Annevieve received her voice training from M.H.S. As the car was now repaired, we decided to start out again for Manlius and arrived in the suburbs in thirty minutes. Wie soon learned by reading all the posters that Charlene House was campaigning for governor - Charlene always had this ambition in high school. Arriving at the department store and viewing the models for the style show, we recognized Minnie Hodge with her world-wide known hair style, the horse's tail. We also recognized Joanne Hewitt and Margaret Schmidt modeling their red and white checkerboard blouses similar to the ones worn during their high school daze, As we left the department store to mail the decisions on the style show, the post-master was none other than Jerry Dabler - this was not surprising because jerry always did like to play post office. While we were hunting for a hotel, we passed a locker which was operated by Mr. and Mrs. james Glafka, the former Kay Rumbold -- could this be the reason they were always in the hallway at school? Sponsored by: D-oane Design Farm Building, Normandyg O. D. Motor Sages:-Annawaiii Ehfrlsiy MAE Pont Jgnlfi' ,54lzMHNN IQNNELJEVE Echmflt vb Q G- IYZQINIH LIU-NEVLN MA rjffarfz' Eclvmfft I K 4 Q Robe ri' i' 'Tn Net VH N JEYYWOON wi 1952 Class Prophecy I C ontimzed J We went hurriedly on and were still searching for a hotel room when we found a swanky place owned and operated by Roberta johnson. We asked if we might spend the night and then we inquired about the night entertainment of Manlius. We were undecided as to whether to attend Judy Cook's concert, Gyles Gish's new bowling alley which doesn't need pin setters, or the Ohio-Manlius game. Ronnie Hewitt, a Little Eight Star of 52 was coaching the Red Devils. But before we could decide, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Clementz had learned of our arrival in town and asked us to help them celebrate their tenth wedding anni- versary. Mrs. Clementz, or janet Vandermoon, told us that Shirley Pont had taken a position as head nurse of the hospital. We were looking for the weather report in the local newspaper when we noticed Janet Salzmann was the editor - janet received her experience while she was editor of the school paper, The Reflectorf, Before leaving Manlius we decided to look at the new high' school. While we were wandering through the building we saw Bobby Lind. He told us he was now head instructor of the Ag department. As time was going fast, we decided we had better start for home. While we were driving out of the city, we noticed a neon sign flashing Gumfory's Junk Yard. Carl always did have an eye for old cars. Sam Eth- eridge, a former classmate, was visiting Carl. Sam told us he was employed by the Wrigley Chewing Gum Co. His job was testing the flavor of the gum - he had experience in this line before leaving M.H.S. I left Norma at her home in Walnut just in time to prepare supper for her family. I then started back to my home in Chicago. This is the last of the Class of 52. Any resemblance to persons living, dead, or otherwise is purely intentional. Anyone wishing to write to the authors of this should address their letters to Frances Coggins or Norma Hartz. Sponsored by: Fink Motor Sales, Walnut: McCarlhY'9 Sullel' Mlirkei, Walmli , fXN 1-51 WK . I ff 'J I-' L 6. 'Q : rua ff 1 5- - , f1:-f:-urffe f-.:i'1s55f.,g. . .' f '727f3' ' Z . ,-:' ' ' :'l2?i'f' . -T' 'SXT'-fi'.'f,-' ' , ,,.4:5:r-,, fish: , - I:--75 V. , 'rl 1 V F X -, 1 -I. - ,I , l 'f-: X I-f 4:2: ii !! .f I XS 4: , Y-4' f-- I f O ' I Y 1 g ' If X xx Q .I Dul. '- Q . I- m :.WWwa 796' . - 3. fy' off? 1 .AY D x rr : C' Def' G20 JMWUEEE Juniors We the juniors of 1952 returned back to good old M.H.S. with a busy year ahead of them. The class was composed of 15 girls and ll boys, all of whom are looking forward to graduation in 1953. At the beginning of the year a new member, Shirley Allen, was added to our class. She moved here from Benton Township. During the second semester we lost two members of our class. Helena Wertz moved to Princeton and Dick Smith quit school and went to work. During the football season we put on a bake sale, some of our boys went out for football, but they did their share in helping the class. The Junior Class was given the opportunity to decorate the football field for the Homecoming. It was a lot of fun and it took a lot of time and hard work. Also during the school year we had a couple of chili dinners for the entire school. They ,proved to be a success and it seemed everyone enjoyed them. This was the first attempt at high school acting, but with everyones fine cooperation it turned out a success. At the present time we are planning on a dance some time in April. We are also busy working on the Junior and Senior banquet and prom. We hope this affair will be the biggest and most successful of the year. Our class officers for this year are: President, Lewis Reed, Vice President, Dean Etheridge, Secretary, Patsy Dabler, and Treasurer, Barbara johnson. Junior Class Firrz Row fleft to riglotl: Patsy Dabler, Lewis Reed, Miss Code, Mr. Gleich, Barbara Johnson, and Rober De Keyser. Second Row: Myrna Heuer, Shirley Krager, Patsy Hur- ley, Dolores Croegaert, Katheryn Brown, and Sylvia Hensen. Third Row: Irma Dabler, Marilyn Salzmann, Helena Wertz, Marlow Drayton, Patsy Swanson, Audrey Pearson, and Patjohnson. Fourth Row: Don Mueller, Dick Smith, Bill Lickhart, Shirley Allen, Charles Satterfield, Lyle Neahring, and Fred Dobbeke. ' - . ' Sponsored by: Citizens State Bank of Walnutg General Trucking, Ar! and Ronald Anderson, New Bedford 'eww Il . Sophomore A group of thirty-one boys and girls entered the doors of Manlius High School on August 27, 1951, to further their education. v This year three new faces were added to our class. They are: Bill Doty, Marlene Thomas, and Delbert Clayton. During this year we took part in the magazine campaign and sponsored a class dance. This year, however, we suffered the loss of Delbert Clayton, Judy Schmitt, and Robert Jensen, leaving us with a total ofltwenty-eight. Our class officers for the year are: President . . . Bill Doty Vice-President Robert Schaefer Secretary . . . Margaret Lind Treasurer . . Marilyn Ringenburg Fmt Row fleft to rigbtl: , Robert Hartz, Marilyn Ringenburg, Bill Doty, Mr. Vasen, Robert Schaefer, Mar- garet Lind, and Stanley Jensen. Second Row: Opal Jensen, Judy Schmitt, Wilma Ferguson, Mary Kirkpatrick, Kay Rumbold, Annalee Schuneman, Marlene Thomas, and Marlene Whittaker, Third Row: Anita Gumfory, Kenneth Vetter, Vannie Swanson, Clifford Gaunt, David Van- Ormer, Virginia Bollnow, Dick Anderson, and Marva Johnson. Fourth Row: Judy Allen, Larry Hurst, Robert Jensen, Robert Pyse, Weldon Wilkinson, John Rasmussen, Bill Carroll, and Carolyn Lunclgren. Sponsored by: Sterling Bootery, Sterlingg Maniqn's Cafe, Sterlingg I-leilzler Farm Implement Co., Walnutg.Walnul Grain Co., Walnut H , O I., Ne. 1- 'n,,. v' 5.- sw .- -1 3 ,,,.- ,. vi f 4- C7 92 D '7 1: New 3 ,avr 5:5 H-4 c-.v f? v -- 5' Freshman We started with twenty-one boys and seven girls, making a total of twenty- eight, but we lost one girl about the end of the first semester. We participated in the magazine campaign with good results. Then came initiation. It wasn't so bad after all, but we were not the best examples of high fashion that day. Our officers for the year were: Billy Martin . . President Roland Croegaert Vice-President Harold Metz W . . . Secretary Jeanette Berry . Assistant Secretary Sally Dabler ...... Treasurer Mr. Rice started out as our advisor, but when he left, Mr. Russell took over. We enjoyed our first year of high school and are all looking forward to being sophomores next year. Fifrt Row fleft to rigblj: ' Mr. Russell, Sally Dabler, Roland Croegaert, Billy Martin, Jeanette Berry, and Harold Metz. Second Roux' Donald Brants, David Jacobson, Bobby Nelson, Bobby Anderson, Gail Webb, and Maxine Fisher. X Third Row: Dick johnson, Elaine Hartz, Gerald Pierson, Elaine Allen, Kennard Drayton, Barbara Reed, and Kerry Krebs. Fourth Row: Mannie Eickmeier, Perry Nelson, Larry Sugars, Donald Tracy, Bucky Hensen, , Bobby Smeltzer, and Fred Pyse. Sponsored by: Atherton Grain Co., Walnutg Johnston Lumber Co., Rockfallsg Kleinsehmidts Cleaners at L 8 L in Manlius and Sterlingg Citizens First National Bank of Princeton ,, , 7 . Ay, w.7W:gr ri r Q In 'ha ' 4-W f ,..,,f7 if - '.' 5:'.j.fQ:'3EQ:51f3 .3 ,A : , '- , ,f X 'E-1 f1':- . Oi Hivgg f 5. -'W ll 'XQ 5 R if 51525 : if ' ,.- ' F' ul. N N--,.., xg J xqfirlr' ,fly l A 'Tip ,,i yff h, f .fin -'CLI f f' ,J LEP' f I f ff, I ..--' .MQ fa 4? ' Q34 56 H5 f 1 f f f ff , W fra an -f 'Ss.? 'E 1' Q51 - fir if f ,A .1 . - 4' ! l . ,-. 1-.4 ,. I , f .1 Q f x, ff ff f V jf - .,. -'g5:.:..': , 1-wg., , 'f .b X f . .--. . . .1-,3-5 X .iz Q ., .-:-, .. . gi.. 5-3-.L I -mn , --.- .W -X-A -..z n,,f- 1 . ,, 42.,,,, 'Q C., , JJ I A mnmw ?uTnFQ Extra Activities As we wondered through the high school with our camera, we found many interesting snaps of classes. But much to our own disappointment we couldn't take them all. We did take quite a few but we are sorry we couldn't take more. The Biology Club The Biology Club held its meetings the last Friday of each month. The officers were elected at the first meeting, November 30, and are as follows. President . . Virginia Bollnow Vice-President . Clifford Gaunt Secretary-Treasurer Mary Kirkpatrick Advisor ....... Mr. Vasen There were six meetings held throughout the year. A business meeting was held at each one with a Biological movie for entertainment. A trip was made to Chicago to the Science and Industry Museum March 29, and enjoyed by all. Our music department was under the direction of Mrs. Jeanette Johnson and Miss Hensel, this year. Our band, under the direction of Miss Hensel, gave a concert and partici- pated in the district contest. A brass ensemble was organized consisting of: Janet Salzmann and Joanne Hewitt on the trombone, Carol Smith and Judy Cook on the cornet. Our chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Johnson, also gave a concert and the small chorus and ensemble participated in the district contest. The en- semble rated first in the district which entitled them to participate in the state contest. The Varsity Cheerleaders this year were: Joanne Hewitt and Norma Hartz, seniors, Barbara Johnson and Patsy Dabler, juniors. The Junior Varsity in- cluded: Margaret Lind and Polly Schuneman, sophomores, Sally Dabler and Ethel Hartz, freshmen. These girls did a fine job in cheering their team on to victory. We hope that this annual will bring as many pleasant memories as we have had enjoyable times compiling it. The annual staff for this year is as follows: l Sponsored by: Piamp Jewelry, Princeton, Yorktown ,Luxnbery8t Crain Co. f H. H. Jaquet, Munlinsg Mike's Tavern, Manlius Extra Activities I Continued 2 Co-editors, Annevieve Schmidt and Joanne Hewittg Copy writer, Charlene House, Business Manager, Norma Hartz, Proof Reader, Virginia, Lundgren, and Mr. Davidson as our advisor. i ' This year the senior class again put out a school paper called the Re- flector, The paper staff consisted of: Editor, Janet Salzmanng Associate editor, Judy Cook, Artist, Margaret Schmidt, Copy writer, Frances Cogginsg Sports, Ronnie Hewitt, and as their advisor, Mr. Davidson. This year the DAR award was received by Annevieve Schmidt. She was chosen by the seniors and the faculty to receive this award on Dependability, Service, Leadership and Patriotism. This year as before there were solists from both chorus and band. The band soloists are: Margaret Lind and Kate Brownaon' fiutesf Chorus soloists were: Annevieve Schmidt, Charlene House, Marjorie Eickmeier, Judy Cook, Virginia Lundgren and Roberta Jamison, all of which are seniors. The Manlius Chapter of the Junior Classical League was organized in the fall of 1950. It's purpose is to acquaint the students in the Latin classes with the history and culture of ancient Rome. Meetings are held monthly. The members have learned a number of Latin songs and games and have had reports on Roman customs. The officers of the Club this year were: Consuls, Margaret Lind and Kennard Drayton, Quaestors, David Van Ormer and Larry Sugarsg Scriba, Marilyn Ringenberg and Marilyn Salzmann, Sponsor, Mrs. Small. The Friendship Chapter of the Camp Fire Girls, Horizon Club is a new organization in our school this year. The three-fold purpose of the Horizon Club is to develop a fine personality, to make worthwhile friendships and to give service. V, V The group has met twice each month. For their service project they pre- pared Scrapbooks which were sent to the Children's Memorial Hospital in Chi- cago. In April members of the Club attended the Regional Horizon Conference in Chicago. 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Minka, :iwwnag--m1NU Mi: www wsm W w M , M WW MW MH 1NIHY WW:' lf' w V ulgjl' H Mi' ' QW' H 'w W ' 'l NSF H Wqwlg wiv M Q W ,N in iw W T ,U!Ngg,Em5wVH:'Q,1, ' A 1 L 'f',W'i ,UF ,ag 51 W, H Wh: -..JW Mfiw 'HF frlhw ,1!lQ5V,r:u1 W wh! qw' We WWfwl?W M ww,w,1-Q M Tkmwwr ,w,,,,.x.N..3, W mu' qw f 'Wh' IL. 9' u H jjyx. , '1 3'1 l5,, w',I 3, X NN WM ,, ww-W' - - w hmmm wr N WH w u' q Mwv ,w u w w ' w ,Aw W , ' M , n -ul U M ,Nh A I 'U , my gy, , A, M. ,mi ,M .U ww, 1. 'nu 1, ,, H ,QL I W. H ww 1 I F. H. A. The FHA held its organization meeting during the first part of the first semester. The past president, Annevieve Schmidt, took over the meeting until the new president was elected. The new officers elected by the members are as follows: President . . . Norma Hartz Vice-President . . Frances Coggins Secretary . . Marilyn Salzmann Treasurer . . Deloras Croegaert Parliamentarian .... Barbara Johnson Chapter Mother . . . Mrs. Eugene Coggins Some of the girls helped serve at the Bollman Oil Farm Night in February. Our sponsor for our club is the Home Economics teacher, Miss Code. F. F. A. . This year, as every year, our FFA boys were very busy. After the loss of Mr. Rice, things have begun to get settled again under the guidance of Mr. Russell. During the year our boys, as a group, have taken part in many things, such as: the Sectional FFA Fair held in Princeton, putting together implements for dealers, and working on a barn at Virgil Hurst's farm. As individuals, Jerry Dabler, Stanley Jensen, Ronnie Hewitt, and Bob Lind attended the of- ficers training school at Camp Halburg. Robert Etheridge and Jim Glafka competed in the Tractor Rodeo, and the ofhcers attended the Section III FFA Officers Banquet at Geneseo. During the year, we were honored with two students from the University of Illinois, Wilbur Duffield, a student teacher, and Wilfred Hammer, an ex- change student from Germany. Three of our boys are applying for the State Farmers Award and they are: Bob Lind, Jim Glafka, and Bill Lickhart. Officers for this year are: President, Bob Lind, Vice-President, Ronnie Hewitt, Secretary, Jim Glafka, Treasurer, Roger De Keyser, Reporter, Stanley Jensen, Parliamentarian, Jerry Dabler, Sentinel, Lyle Nearing, and for the Green Hands, President, Robert Nelson, Vice-President, Bob Smeltzer, Secre- tary, Marlin Jensen, Treasurer, Robert Anderson, Reporter, Roland Croegaert, Parliamentarian, Donald Tracy, Sentinel, Harold Metz. .l ' ' -1'- 'l '- -'L-i-l Sponsored by: Fritz Service Station, Walnut, Farrell Texaco Station, Manliusg Avery The Cleaner, Princeton, Cassens and Son, 'Tamptco 'iw Q Zta-Q' Yi N , , X H H , , yy, , ,1 UM Hql,WLfjgH!n.,Twv , V 1 F ,1wwf1:':'v-Y , 1 wr' M-T m,.,,m--.H,, 5 H, , 'F u ', 'U' K, ,uf A 1 Y, 1, H A xuww',a::,.,:-'H': X M 2 r- ,wWi .,,,:'fN V ,W , Ml, ,V wx .- W: , :,fw-12- ,- --1w,',-, :ww M . 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The action of the play centers around the Brannigan family who try to keep Kaye from marrying Kingston Campbell, because they want her to marry jeff Scudder, a home town boy. They prevent the marriage by putting on a hillbilly act that floors the Campbells completely, making Kaye realize jeff is the one that she loves. The cast includes: Ma Brannigan ..... Annevieve Schmidt Who lives for her grandchildren ' Catalpa T app .... Virginia Lundgren The hillbilly servant Betty Brannigan . . . . Frances Coggins Ma's younger granddaughter i Dick Brannigan . . . . Jerry Dabler Ma's grandson Bildad Tapp . . Robert Etheridge Catalpa's father Cyrus Scudder . . . . jim Glafka Who wants to marry Ma Jeffery Scudder C-Ieffj . . Gyles Gish His nephew Kaye Brannigan . . . Joanne Hewitt Ma's elder granddaughter Kingston Campbell . . Ronnie Hewitt Kaye's fiance Mrs. Auguasta Campbell . janet Salzmann His aristocratic mother Directors . . . . Mrs. Yates, Miss Code Who lead the crew Sponsored by: Myer's Royal Blue Store, Tampicog Smitlfs Service Station, Manliusg Ericks0n's Greenhouse, Princetong john Rashid Food Market, Maniius Junior Class Play ' The Junior Class of 1951-52 presented their class play, The Baby Sitter, February 22, 1952. The cast gave a fine performance, and the play itself was an over-whelming success. . The cast included: 1 Bob fwho breaks a date! . . . . . Bill Lickhart Mother Cwho makes him break the dateb . Marilyn Salzmann Father fwho agrees with motherj . . . Lewis Reed jane CBob's younger sisterb . . . Patsy Dabler Helen CBob's older sisterj . . Dolores Croegaert jo Ca Holy Terror J . . . . Carol Smith Carl CHelen's boy friendj . . . Marlow Drayton Eunice Cwho tries to take Carrie's placel . . ' Myrna Heuer Carrie CBob's one and onlyJ . . Barbara Johnson Pat Qanother Holy Terror . Sylvia Henson Midge fwho raids the ice boxj . Patsy Hurley Dot Qwho raids the ice boxb . . Pat johnson Mr. Gordon Cjo's fatherl . . Charles Satterfield Mrs. Gordon C-Io's mother? . . . Patsy Swanson Directors Cwho did a fine jobb Miss Code, Mrs. Yates One Act Play . ,V Orchids For Marie by Phelps is a rollicking comedy about teen-agers. Robert fDavid Van Ormerb, who is just back from college, beleives himself to be a suave, sophisticated man of the world and spurns the more juvenile pastimes on his home town friends-Billy CBob Schaeferb, jean QKay Rum- boldh and Agnes CMary Kirkpatrickb. When Robert's chance to date a famous movie actress dissolves into thin air, he is stuck with fifteen dollars worth of orchids. However, he solves his problems by selling them to Ernest iLarry Hurstj who is the best friend of Rosalind CMargaret Lindj, Robert's sister. All ends well and Robert decides that maybe the friends back home aren't so bad after all! Sponsored by: Kraft Fooil Company, Manliusg Stale Bank of'Annawang ' Roller Rink, Princetong Gross Texaco Station, Princeton V -ze? ' o' - - l: 'L ' ' 7' 1 fl - xpxl .lk h -xii -X ggx Q 5 ,Kai 'X-.. :,:,'..:.,,3 . 7 Y: . -Xi N,x. ,,7 A '-ns., .f 1552-A :IL . W f .ff .. ,.:f':.-5' X Jw gf M..-L' ... .o'3:'23 x ,flf .yi f 'Wifff 1? 6? 233599 x f ,J ' ri' Na. - 11 2 ZQ -9 7-Qx' fi' Sri' -'iff f NS vi -- l. fr'ff ' , .-g:g:'Lg': -:'. ,512 f f X .gy -Q I Y -.x . 'lf I Y if 'S 'i f ff xx I-5r.:f.'g?55'?f5 ...fr-' , .,.. J' . . -J.-----' f -. 45.9 5 A J '-g,f-.::i ' f- 1W - 1 4 in '41-. , .. . . . :-g- ' I :-4 -Q -: :-1:4-:' :- ::.+vu. u. 1 1 :Lu ' , ..- 'Nei N-5 XM, , Q' 'U -' -: :-' - ltr:--- ' 41. , .fzgdf 1 'I wiffi. 5 552344: t I XM., - ' 1535 .4..-s. , X cf. fl 0 5- -fxqxxl XM 'X J Q Y '3 ' X N. x 45. X ,. ,J X N ff Q? ' ' U H WL an l EL' in sy. - WW I ,E JP id X , ix Q. 1 . 5 5 Q 1 i 1 . Football The Redevils opened the 1951 season with an outstanding state record of an 18 game winning streak. Our first game of the season was a victory over Sheffield, 24-O. The first touchdown of the year was made by Ronnie. Our next game was at Malden. With a score of 33-12, we boosted our winning streak to the magic 2O mark. Our next game was with Wyanet, played on the Manlius gridiron. With Ron- nie and Gyles setting the pace with four and two touchdowns, respectively, an easy victory of 38-13 was the outcome. Manlius next took a trip to Tiskilwa. With a nip and tuck battle all the way, we finally came out ahead with a score of 14-7. A crowd of more than 1,250 fans jammed Manlius to see the homecoming battle between Manlius and Ohio. This was the decisive game for the Little 8 Crown. In the second quarter Ronnie brought the crowd to its feet with a 98 yard dash for a touch- down. Both teams fought a scrapy battle all the way, but Ohio refused to be beaten. They edged us out by a slim margin of only one extra point, making a score of 19-18, thus ending the longest high school football winning streak in the state of Illinois, with the grand total of 22. Manlius made a strong come- back by beating Buda the following week with a score of 66-20. The Manlius Redevils were host to Bureau in the seventh game of the season. Manlius led all the way with a score of 32-7 at the half, and continued to run wild for the rest of the game with a score of 52-14 at the end. Manlius, again traveling away from home, were guests of La Moille. This was a one- sided game with a score of 55-O. Manlius scored touchdowns in every period. The game with Neponset was played in the afternoon, on the muddy field at Neponset. Ronnie ran wild with five touchdowns which were all long runs, making the score 45-12. Ronnie scored a total of 181 points. Three of the Manlius boys placed on the All-Star team picked by the players and coaches of the Little Eight conference. They were: Bob Lind at Center, Fred Dobbeke at Tackle, and Ronnie Hewitt at Half. Ronnie was the only player who was a unanimous choice of all. isponsored by: Wyanet Hardware, Wy'anetg 0. F. Swan American .Insurance Co., New Bedfordg National Cleaners, Sheffieldg Dairy Bar, Sheffield - Football Scores and Basketball Scores Standings Manlius 82 Tampico ,.,..,.....,.,.,..... 40 won Fggjball S507-gi MaHllUS Mineral .,.......... ....... 3 1 WOR Magnus 24 Sheffield , 1, ,,,A,, AASA, 0 Manlius 69 Walnut ....,. ......,,,. 4 1 won Mfmlius 35 Malden 1 at .1 l---4'----- 12 Mmuus 37 ohio ....4.,o..o... ,,,. ,.,., 4 6 loss Zcgfilrjfa' 12 Manlius 72 Sheffield .,.......,,... .....,35 won 101111111115 18 Ohio H , 44q 19 Manlius 70 Buda , o...... ...... . ...45 won Manlius 66 Buda -l-l-AV ,V--, 2 0 Manlius 65 Bureau ......., ......... . ,41 won Mzmlius 52 Bureau .. ,.........,., 114 . . 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Bureau 2 7 104 267 Manlius 73 La Fayette ,,.,,...,...... 49 won 1.4 Moaile , . 0 9 81 320 P010 Hvlfkldy Tvufnmenf Manlius 66 Polo . .,,..,.,....,.151......,1,15 52 won ' Cbampionxhip Inffiwdllfll Cfmfefenfe Sfvfing Manlius 52 Mt. Morris ,. ,,,.,.,..,., 62 loss Td Pat Tp Little 8 Tournament Hewitt . 29 7 181 Manlius 57 Neponset ......,.,,... ...40 won Gish . 12 5 77 Manlius 50 Sheffield ,,,,....... 40 won l.1ClC1'1HI't , 7 l 43 Cbdmpionjbip Reed ' 1 2 2 14 Manlius 49 Ohio ...... 5.5 ..,,,..........,1 ,41 won johnson ,. ,,., 1 4 10 I , Van Ormer 1 0 6 Duma!! Tournament Hansen ' ' 1 1 O 6 Manlius 45 Malden ...,...1.,.i...,.,..1... 24 won Smith U uivllil 0 2 2 Manlius 81 Tiskilwa ..,,.,....,........ ..56 won Lind .. i...1....i 0 1 1 Champiomlaip Muller 1... ., .......,,,.,.., ...... .i,.. 1 1 1 Manlius 47 Ohio .,.,.,..i.i.....,...,......... 62 loss Sponsoredily: Charles W. Johnsorfs Hardware, Shelfieldg Whipples Sales and Service, Budag Wyanet Crain Company, Wyanetg Grant C. 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We overcame our lack of heights to win the Little 8 Championship, and placed second in the Polo Holiday Tournament. With the grit of the team and the backing of the fans, the reddevils spurred on never to lose a game on the home floor. Their record for the year was that of 22 wins and only 5 losses. Seniors on this year's squad were: Ronnie Hewitt, Bob Lind, jim Glafka, and jerry Dabler. The following boys will come back to make the nucleus of our first string next year: Bill Lickhart, Lewis Reed, Bill Doty, Dick johnson, Charles Hensen, and Dick Anderson. Our Junior Varsity, coached by Mr. Vasen, had a good season, winning twelve and losing seven. After beating Atkinson and Tampico in the Annawan Invitational Fresh.-Soph. Tournament, we played Erie for the championship and were beaten by only a small margin. After winning three new trophies this year, we thought we would mention about the new trophy case that was completed and put up at the head of the stairs of the main entrance. This trophy case was made possible by the money left by the class of 1950. ' ggnzored by: Quickle Sales and Service, Sheffieldg Vickrey's, Princeton Mode 0'Day Frock Shop, Slerlingg Fager Buick Company, Princetol Junior High Athletics W' e They 32 Buda .. .. . 33 32 Mineral , .........19 34 Wyanet .. M13 44 Bureau Twp. ...,. ,.,.27 33 Sheffield ,. ..., ,,,... . 3.18 28 Bureau Jcr. ,,,. ...,.,27 31 Neponset .. .. , .. 20 34 Walnut . .... A ,.,.r,.. 24 23 Tiskilwa ... .,,. ,. . 36 33 Buda ..,, ..,, . ..., . U32 34 Princeton ,. . .., 25 Tournament I8 Ohio ., . ,. . . 42 We 11 6 23 13 15 24 15 15 24 18 Buda .,.... , Mineral ....... Wyanet . ..,. ,... . Bureau Twp. ......,.. . Sheffield ,............ Bureau Jct. ,...,., . Neponset , ...... . Walnut ....... They 43 ,031 Trskilwa ..,...... ..,,............., ..,.,,... . . H63 Tournament Depue ..,.......,.. .,.... ,... , . The lightweights, led by Captain Norman Berry, tied with Buda for first place in the Western division of the conference, then after defeating Buda, defeated Eastern division winners, Princeton, for Conference Championship. Heavyweights, led by Captain Dennis Anderson, were defeated in their conference. Sponsored by: Jolley Lumber Co., Princetong Federated Store, Walnutg Howard .lohnsorfs Funeral Home, Manliusg Carl Crane s Blacksmith and Weltling, Manlius Q 04' WHm1w 1W1MQ .1111 1 -.1 1 .11 VL! 'WX1111 X 1 1 1111 -- ' A 1 11 1 L 1' 11 11111111111, 11 sl 1 11 1 ln!! 111 111R1 111 11 1 1111 J! 1111g1u W1 11 W X 1 1 11 1 W 1 11 11 H W 1 X 11mm 111131111111 V f111111111111111 1 11 A11 1111, 11 H M1 111 i 1 +1 11111 1 111 111 111 11 1 1 MU' W 11 111111111 wJwMw 1111111111111 '111 1 Wwimmw ,WMWWW 11 f 1 Nffvww 1MW 11p 111 1111: 1 .1111 11 111 1 U9 111111 J 1 -11111. 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X. V an A .1 as .:, 4 -Q-.. . Lil' if ,- ' x 1 r - , -Y.,..sK vf of .A- Wu- vu. Z D X , Track Practice for our Spring track season opened Monday, March 31, with only 16 boys reporting. Our overall strength will not be too great as we will lack depth in most events. In the mile run we are pretty well set. We have jim Glafka and Bob Lind. jim set a new conference record last year and Bob placed 4th in the conference meet. Ronnie will prove valuable in the broad jump and the dashes, having placed high in both last year. Gyles Gish and Don Mueller both are lighting it out for honors in the 440 and the 220. Lewis Reed should do well in the high jtunp and the pole vault. He tied for 2nd in the high jump last year in the conference meet. This year he will also work on the 880. Bill Lickhart will help in the discus and the 220. Bob Cooksey should pick up points in the dashes and relay. The sophomore class is represented by only four-Larry Hurst, Dave Van Ormer, Bob Pyse, and Weldon Wilkensen. Hurst and Van Ormer are working on the hurdles and relay and the other two are working on the half mile run. Don Tracy, who placed third in the State Grade School finals in the 440, will lead the freshmen reporting for the first time. Bucky Hensen should help in the dashesg Larry Sugars in the quarterg and Perry Nelson and Harold Metz in the weights. The schedule of meets is as follows: April 8-Manlius, Wyanet, LaMoille at Scheflield April 12--Geneseo Relays. April 15-Manlius, Buda at Ohio. April 22-Bureau, Malden at Manlius. April 25-Galva Relays. April 29--Manlius, Neponset at Tiskilwa. May 6-Little 8 Conference meet at Sheflield. May 10-District Meet. May 13-Little 8 Fresh.-Soph. meet at Sheliield. Sponsored by: The First National Bank of Manhus fyfnniff eb Ld?-LJ 'fhefjfg n JY JMS Wofjy SN 'Q G A-ff' xv' Q1 Theldhffjhefiamf VLe7LfSfG0 f If M jamepxaw VX PV! W, h0?d7L.Sl1dH Wedpp D .f'7L.Lp. Ngf,?w 'f' rf' f'7n ammer H0M9c0mi3j Dhnce. LW-N N A 315, Y f, Nw L. 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OZ, , Frcgf 1065 .L :LQ Ee' Q, ,5M,'l :lj F3665 The oofnfesf - p3lS We 5' fwresf mf f an qi ' 1 5 E r - - I ,, I 1 Q a Y L , 1 J if 1 Q LJ Cl L! -f 251,611 o je x married Owr Myer! Home WWA ,Hla I A . D . E M vlg nsgnsurugun Lange L I 13. f Cam w5f lmf D Rza xxx aol 0 uess ULU! RH InfffAf'l.0 VY! 9 s A A' 1 'PHLSJ C now Dv-eased Up un 1.3 15 r -ml W-255 3 Ji.- '1 nl X f J ,4 li -J: It-r ,. .LH UH Nh H W M 412.-1 7...-v 7B. When section two of the seventh grade assembled last September, we had an enroll- ment of thirteen boys and ten girls. During the first semester Carolyn Bell moved to Kentucky and Lyman Allen from West Bureau joined our ranks. During the second semester Shirley Evans moved to Sheffield and Frances Foy came from Tampico to join our group. It took us a little while to get accustomed to our new environment. We have enjoyed many privileges offered in Jr. High, such as: band, chorus, shop, home ec., and physical education. We have especially enjoyed having the gym to play in at noon during the cold winter months. We had a gift exchange and Christmas tree but due to bad weather few were here to enjoy it. We enjoyed a Valentine party on February 14. We are looking forward to a jr. High picnic some time soon. On March 29, Mr. Vasen, our science teacher, took all the seventh grade on a science trip to the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. Class officers for the first semester were: president, Norman Barry, vice-president, Larry Lubbs, secretary, Francis Schaeferg treasurer, Janice johnson. Class officers for the second semester were: president, jack Dablerg vice-president, Medley Tornow, secretary, Janice Johnson, treasurer, Norman Berry. Janice Johnson and Glenda Rogers were elected cheerleaders from our room. 7B Firrt Roux' Charlotte Fisher, Norman Berry, Jack Dabler, Mrs. Ballard, Medley Tornow, Janice Johnson, and Francis Schaefer. Second Roux' Joanne Smith, Joyce Thompson, Ronald Sandrock, Lyman Allen, Larry Lubbs, Dorothy Martin, and Shirley Evans. Third Roux' johnny Hodge, Clenda Rogers, Lawrence Dabler, Ronald Christensen, Gene Swanson, Stanley Eickmeier, Peggy Thcmpson, and james Ferguson. No! prereut when picture war taken: Francis Hall and Larry Hughes. Sponsored by: Suburban Furniture Co. and Hudson Funeral Home, Princeton 7A Due to the large number of students entering junior High last fall, it was necessary to divide them into two sections. Section I of the seventh grade, with an average enrollment of 22 pupils, has had an interesting year of study and play. In addition to the regular school work, the 17 boys and 5 girls have participated in chorus, band, physical education, shop, and home economics, plus an enjoyable party or two. At the Christmas season, the class took the decoration of the room and windows as a class project, and a very beautiful tree was decorated and an interesting village scene painted on the windows of the room. Hearts and flowers were in order at the Valentine Party held later on in the year. Also, we are looking forward to a class picnic soon. During the year, we had one loss to our group on the transfer of Sonia Zeltin whom we miss very much, and one addition whom we welcomed, Rhuben Floyd. The class officers of the 22-A Club elected for the first semester were: Sonia Zeltin, presidentg La Verne Salzmann, vice-presidentg Charles Hewitt, secretary, and john Neah- ring, treasurer. Our second semester officers: jimmy Miller, president, Dean Schaefer, vice-president, Duane Schaefer, treasurer, and Anita Raabe, secretary. Our cheerleaders were Sonia Zeltin and Barbara Hurst. 7A First Roux' Anita Raabe, Duane Schaefer, Dean Schaefer, Barbara Tigner, Jimmy Miller, Harold Ericson, and Blanche Hardy. Second Roux' Charles Hewitt, Viola West, Donald Johnson, Charles Hunt, Charles Peterson, Barbara Hurst, and Billy Webb. Third Roux' I.aVerne Salzmann, Edwin Lowder, Curtis Boyce, Rhuben Floyd, john Neahring, Billy Eckberg, and Ronald Hensen. Not present when pirture was taken: Sally Hurley and Clifford Jensen. I -I Sponsored by: Manlius Lumber Company 08 x 1-' 'I' 'vm l Bl- CS Eighth Grade The faces we saw the first day of school were the same familiar ones we saw around us as we entered junior High School. A few changes were made, however, by the end of the year Tom Bell, Ronald Kuepker, Don Wertz, and George' Schmitt moved out, and Clarence Frank, Shirley Benoodt, and Bill Chesney moved in. As a parting gift for the junior High, we donated a trophy case, made by the boys in shop class. During the basketball season we operated a concession stand to make money for our treasury. Our class officers were as follows: first semester president, George Schmitt, vice-presi- dent, Marlene Fordham, secretary, Rosalie Snodgrass, treasurer, Beth Swanson, reporter, Patti Anderson. Second semester president, Theora Wiseman, vice-president, Dennis Anderson, secretary, Katherine Miller, treasurer, Betti Anderson, reporter, Rita Cooksey. Cheerleaders from the eighth grade were Beth Swanson, Marlene Fordham, Kay Nelson, and Rosalie Snodgrass. Besides having Mr. Kinne for our home room teacher we also had: Miss Code, who teaches us home economics, Mr. Gleich, who teaches us spelling, civics, boys' physical education, and boys' shop, Mr. Vason, who teaches us science, Mrs. Yates, who teaches us girls' physical education, Miss Hensel, who teaches band and chorus. Firrt Rau- flef: to rightl: Beth Swanson, Rosalie Snodgrass, Marlene Fordham, George Schmitt, Theora Wiseman, Dennis Anderson, Katherine Miller, and Betti Anderson. Second Roux' Mr. Kinne, Beverly Trudson, Richard Van Bevern, Marilyn Vetter, Clarence Frank, Ronald Kuepker, Patti Anderson, and George House. Third Rou f'.' Beverly Bruhn, David Michlig, Edith Mueller, Richard De Brock, janet Pyse, Ronald Nordstrom, Rita Dell Cooksey, and Stanley Thorpe. Fourth Roux' Charles Boyce, Marilyn Gallentine, Donald Werrz, Shirley Partin, George Krug, Kay Nelson, Irvin Webb, Elaine Hartz, and Philip Fox. Sponsored by: Glafka Produce, Manliusg M. F. Schmidt H Son, Manlius B p . 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VERNON HARTZ ....4r. I,I4. ...IWo1nut ..n,.I.I,Wo1nut ., .T.. .Annowom New Bedford ....,,.,.,I...Mc:rn1ius .,,...rMc1n1ius ..,I,,,,.. Tcrmpico Compliments of RUSSELL C. BEABER 927 North Main 1 Plate Lunches Drinks Princeton, Illinois BUREAU COUNTY FARM BUREAU Best Wishes to the Class of 52 MANLIUS FROZEN FOOD LOCKER Custom Butcherinq anol Processing HEY BROTHERS ICE CREAM FROZEN FOODS I-IARTZ Grocery 61 Market FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON Blue Ribbon Store Purity Ice Cream Agent for Edwards Cleaner We Appreciate Your Patronaqe Phone 2921 Phone 2924 Manlius,I1lino1s I-Iere's to ct bright future forthe V Closs of 52 Compliments of WADES STORE New Bedford, Illinois IOSEPI-ISON ci SON CSince l880l PRINCETON, ILLINOIS Serving the Farmer Over 70 Years IOHN DEERE QUALITY FARM EOUIPMENT Compliments of R. W. I-Igrris ci Sons South Mdin Street Princeton, Illinois YOUR Ren Protnklin Store HOUSEWARES TOYS NOTIONS RUSSELL HODGE Welding Shop Arc and Acetylene PORTABLE EQUIPMENT Phone 21095 l0 Eorst Hudson Street PRINCETON SUGARS SERVICE BEST WISHES FOR THE CLASS OF SZ Car Accessories Car Service Purity Ice Cream Candy and Soft Drinks Dry Cleaning NEW BEDFORD, ILLINOIS Phone Manlius 2282 TRULSON DRUG STORE Wm. E. Nelson, R. Ph. , 918 North Main Street coMPLE'rE VETRERINARIAN I LINE Dr. Hess Leqear's Borden's Ice Cream DTUQS Sundaes Elastic Goods Tissues TAMPICO NATIONAL BANK Capital, Surplus and Reserves Over S80,UOU.OU Member Federal Deposit Instirance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System A Good Bank in a Good ToWn TAIVIPICO HARDWARE AND IIVIPLEIVIEN T CO. TAMPICO, ILLINOIS International Harvester New Holland Baler Crosley General Electric VETERINARIANS State and Federal Accredited 2-WAY RADIOS IN CARS Dr. C. E. 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