Manual High School - Mirror Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1940 volume:

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BELL-Office Training, Shorthand Clickety-click the typewriters gog For him it must be exactly so. ,....,,,,s.k,, ,W ,,,, 7, M, . 4.Y-Y . . n r JOHN AIELLO-Commercial Geography A mid-year transfer from junior high, The world will never pass him by. RALPH R. ArKrNsoN-Lathe V Though Mr. Atkinson's hair is gray, He proved last summer he's young and ga .Vi Fw 1 lla' 'if ZJ ll lyk UART ascxsk-Geomeify, Algebralf Mr. Becker's pride and joy Is his bouncing baby boy. JOHN BLACKMAN-Machine Shop Mr. Blackman, meek and mild, ls very fond of his grandchild. BOB CAHAIL--Physics Physics is hard, so they say, But not when taught the Cahail way. GINEVRA M. CHIVINGTON-Vocal Music All singers get Miss Chivington's goat By coming to choir with a cold or sore throat LILLY A. DEAN-Speech Pronounce your final t's and d's, lt Miss Dean you're wont to please. MARY DOERING Shorthand, Typing, Office Training Miss Doering, a former Manual grad, Goes with a piano-playing lad. MARGUERITE EVANS-French, Latin Arno, amas, and parlez-vous, lt's Latin and French, but Greek to you. Y ii - tiki? T' W T'-l vt we i, PAU LINE CALDWELL Boys' Home Economics, Foods Honey, SUSGY, and spice in a pot, Mix them all up, and she's what you've got. DONALD R. couLrER-shorthand, Typing l His mind is really Mexico-bound. Though he teaches at Manual all year round. JOHN G. DIEKEN-German, Algebra, Geometry lt he gets his German and geometry mixed, He's going to be in an awtul tix. FLORA L. EBAUGH Head of Social Science Dept., History New dress, new hat, and hair all curled, Miss Ebaugh went around the world. LUCILLE GENTES-Otfice Gosh, l've.lost my loclcer lreyg Miss Gentes is the one tor me. I 5 i F, ,, 5 4. STEPHEN H. GILBERT-Sheet Metal ln spite of all the noise and din, You make fine things from sheets of tin. BEN N. HADDICK-Mechanical Drawing! l U , you know nece arilymh. ,711 lil FRANK E. HARDIN Head of Mechanical Drawing Dept. Oh, not that big-l beg your pardon. l've gone fishing, too, Mr. Hardin. C. HILLING-Head of Bookkeeping Dept. Com'I Law, Economics Instructor of commercial law, He's taught for years without a flaw, Q, GRETCH EN HULSEBUS-English A dramatic director is Miss Hulsebusp She directs stage hits with little fuss. 1,-s, ,ji 1 Q JACK HARRIS-Head of Office Training . , W -, -QS' ., W la .' CHARLEY GROSS-Assista nt Coach His hair is red, and so's his face. Oh well, a blush is no disgrace Rosenr I. HALL-English Mr. Hall's puns are pretty bad, Don't tell him though, he might Set mad He literally lets his hair right down, In Rickety Rackety Shanty Town. FRED HUBER-Instrumental Music When Mr. Huber starts to sway, You'll know the band is going to play. ELOISE JOHNSON-Office Atop her head a mass of curls, She is the quietest of girls. R. C. JOHNSON-Bookkeeping A trustworthy man he must be To handle all the money in the treasury. MADGE KIRKPATRICK-Clothing The possessor of those lovely silver curls, And the club adviser of the senior girls. RAY LANDERS-Bookkeeping When he's in the mood, and his mind meariders, You'll get a lecture from Mr. Landers R. L. LIVINGSTON-Bookkeeping An actor in Peoria Players is he, And a finer fellow we've yet to see. MICHAEL LOUKITUS Bookkeeping, Shorthe nd, Typing Mr. Loukitus is fond of sheep, He even counts them in his sleep. fl JOH A. KEMP-Dean of Boys, Bookkeeping He's the tardy hall bogeyfman: So be on time if you possibly can. GENE KROEPEL-English We usually tool: the advice of our sage, But we wouldn't put her puppies on every page. MILTON LITTERST-Modern History Assemblies, inltwells, and guards in the hall, The council adviser talces care ofgtberi-stall. GEORGIANA LORD-Head of Clothing Dept. A solo traveler is our Miss Lord, Whene'er the captain shouts, All aboard. ROBERT MA SCHOTT-English An ege alumnus, e c m Columbia to us. I7 GEORGE C. MASON-Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra ' Mr. Mason's great golf game ls of rather questionable fame, H ELEN F. McCLANATHAN-Clothin Q A tiny girl with a big smile, Who dresses in the latest style. ANNA E. McKEE-Art Dressed in a smoclr, with pallette and brush, She paints fine things, despite the rush. T. L. NIEMAN--Cabinet Malrinq We understand that Mr. Neiman Spends his summers as a seaman. LEWIS PUGH--Machine Shop Mechanical Drawing You should be thanlrtul, Mr. Pugh, Cause, oh, what a poem could do to you! I8 FLORENCE c. MATHIS-Eoodsif Miss Mathis really is the looss Ot Manuals Junior Red Cross. fVZ.,.,.,,., Q,2?1.4,,:C, dL4r-J92-7-40 MARILLA MCCLANATHAN Shorthand, TYPln8 With a carpet sweeper close at hand, Her home is always spic and span. Q HELEN c. MUNSTERMAN-English! She came to us two years ago, And teaches sophomore English, you -4l.AA.: lcnow. HENRY R. PRATT-Commercial Law. is Mr. Prattg MOLLIE RABOLD-Head of Englis She merely writes the M. R. test, And lets us worry about the rest, wonder he's fat. h Dept CLARA REESE-Accompanist Over the lreys her fingers strayg We're cured whene'er she starts to play. JOHN Q. SAPP-Commercial Geography Mr. Sapp is really quite wise, Not at all what his name implies. EMMA M. sEMLow-Typing. he title for best dressed teacher goes o Miss Semlow, who really lcnows her :lo J. O. STITELY-Civic, Modern History Social science cw advisor 's he, And teacher ot bftern history, WALTER W. THOMAS-Chemistry hen he brings out his beakers, etc., you know e really sets up a spectacular show. GERTRUDE REINHARD-Dean of Girls, Art It you're foolish or lazy, and stay away: You'll see Miss Reinhard the very next day GLEN SCHWARTZ-A rt, Salesmanship His name should not be Glen, but Ray, To malce it rhyme with Chevrolet. RUTH STACY-Office A happy day she could easily wreclc By holding back a teacher's check. DOROTHY SPRAGUE-Latin, Spanish Though poor old Caesar's long been deadp We still must memorize what he said. I THEODORE VAN BUENING-Algebrav Uncle Teddy's right in lash, With his little black moustache. , if A ,, .. s, ' MABEL VAN omum-osris' Athletic Director Girls who take gym from Miss Van Dettum Can't skip class, 'cause she won't lettum. 'L'LL' ffl if V - if i fi Ji --1: -if A , s .rf . sh-.1 W . erfsigrfwa- Q 1 Q if X' fPi,3i2.fl',' .W if .r ,mills sf new F fx 3 2 Q '2,gf.3? evra-R5 2 Q M in . K X we EXW K3 KS: M if ' i . A Ui 5, , N eff' ff af ii gi l FLORENCE M. VVESCOTT-English At Chillicothe Miss Wescott spends All holidays and free week-ends. l l l i i HAZEL C. WOLF-U. S. History Well versed and schooled in history lore, Beware. seniors, she's at your door. l l 20 Hesrerz A. WALMSLEY-Englislf! Miss Welmsley, l hear, has a hound, The smallest kind that can be found. , fl i ,iif i 7 ff' -yeyieef Qfiffwywfwfyf L ELIZABETH WINTERS-English Miss Winters has charge of the Manual Sta? She works very hard, and that's no laugh. ADELINE WYATT-Libra rian At school she is dignified and quiet, But methinks that's not the real Miss Wyatt sam cam af 1940 Dorothy Alexander Blessed with youth and beauty fair, Sparkling eyes and curly hair. Walter Behnke Bob Bledsoe Held by the players in high esteem, He's the captain of our football team. Walt's hobby is building model planes: His -interest in this never wanes. Margaret Binder ln a dentist's otlice she would be, She'll need a pull, you can see. Robert Brodbeck, President A lightweight boxing star is he, And world champion he would be. Virginia Burk Smiling face and auburn head, Her nickname really should be Recl . L. f 'Q' -l 'W' Andrew Capronica In boxing he has made a nameg -R' Through this sport he may find fame. Edna Chapman ln a department store Edna hopes t Gerald Cottingham A lusty rooter at every game, ln sophomore football he made a name o clerkg She's very ambitious because it's hard work. Anita Cohen Mary Daily One of Manual's shorter girls, With sparkling eyes and golden curls. Her portrayal of characters in a play ls just as fine as her ballet. Ray Davidson A treckled lace and dark red hair, Ray never seems to have a care. Eleanor Eilers As a pretty, well-dressed vamp, Eleanor Eilers is the champ. of NH h., l X A ' M Y M 'R , ,M Helen Florey Known well as a Florey twin . She's also well liked for her grin. Irene Gipe The mammy girl whose songs so true Were a maior part of the Manual Revue. Geraldine Haas Snapping eyes and a sparkling smile, She's bound to succeed in a very short while Jeanette Geisen Jeanette is a shy and quiet lass, Ranking highest in her class. Arlene Hauclr An athletic girl with plenty of vim Arlene's appearance is neat and trim. s Q Q 'fs 5 an ,f r if D kr Bob Hausam fr at V . A cage player, well lcnown to you, F 'V And a pigskin personality, too. Betty Johnson Our drum major, wholeads the band, And struts in a manner, proud and grand. 'i af iii. it V i -if I. Bill Hawks He happens to be a grocer boy, But football playing's his real joy. I Lois Johnston A leader in the B.T.C. She has a laugh thet's full of glee. Charles Jenlrins His many friends have all confided i That his basketball interest is very decided. Avis Jones Cats to Avis are very dear friends, Her devotion to them never ends. June Jordan A librarian she would like to beg She could be one very easily. Ethel King Her philosophy for the success of lite Will bring Ethel happiness, not strite. QR- Evelyn Kanlra. TYCGSUFCI' A very bright eyed, cheerful lass, Secretary of the mid-year class. Imogene Koestner In choir she is a shining light, Since music is her chief delight. russia. Alvin Kimmel Alvin who is tall and darlc Always lilies to have a larlc. i-if-. Dean Kromphardl: 1 in .F He'd like to be a navy man, , So he may help our Uncle Sam. 'N 4'-, Fred Livengood The most valuable player on the team, l-lis eyes contain a devilish gleam. Lucia McClusky A little girl, very wise, Possessor of those big, brown eyes. Norma McDaniel Oliver Mahany A blond-headed, determined lad is he And also makes good company. Shirley Mel: A very beautitul creation, Music is her aspiration. The character she played was Gay The heroine of the class play. Ruth Miller Always very 'fond of sports, Never giving sharp retorts. Dorothy Schmidt Dorothy's contented all day If she can only hum a song Thelma Scott With her early office tra: For a stenographefs ositio in Lillian Siels For business worlc she has pla Girls her type are in demand 24 X, 3 Dorothy Paul A dancer in the Manual Revue, Arlene Pitsch 5 r U U, XX She's one of the stylish Manu A 1 With tricky clothes and 'fanc Gracie Prettyman Manual's favorite giggler, Grace V' Smith we uncle of the heroine Gay, ear senior class play, slie IS Glm c council member was she, embered by you and me. Stephens vi football in his sophomore year, N rt seems to him most dear. lo x ' li ' yl 3 Us ' l sk X C ll: S i , 9 Q ta ' - . - e r 1 ' x ed, Roer V 'N' . . r And an actress in the class play, l H t A Ne'er has e frown upon her tacel. r Q rt Ir I Some ' is pictures may give you a thrill. r .. I ' m mber cg ze icl-year play 1 e' alwa s smili , always gay. W ma alze Wlma's del L htlul sense of humor s be 1 cause of many a rumor. Austi ' it ' A is hi I' erest as well as his skill l l l l 1 1 1 'J . , S, l i i i 1 l l 5 2 l 4 l v l l J l i Q l , 2 E f 2 l c 1 i i ,, l Doris Storey lf ever you're sick and palin This future nurse will cure ur a l Ted Vinovich ' 1 e t end on the football squ was T W Violet Wagner Small and dark with mischievo T- Violet's antics have caused ma Civ ' ' nde who loves to talkp X r - a tunny little walk. r rth Warren P te 'onal modeling is her airnp S its attain great wealth and tame. neida White ' clarinet la er in the band it .. - 9 I X W . Ik 1 U 1 L f i . , Of his many friends, the clo st is Fre . I ! e sl 1 hs l A C I P Y 1 er dispositions really grand. Paul Williams The senior play hero was Paul Who really isn't shy at all g Q Roberta Wilson, Viqg.Pf 'den An honor student with She's very serious, not a lrma Zepp Lovely lass, full of pep That's our leetle Irma Zepp Zerwekh :W et of highest award rts mi ded Dorothys reward The on F4 high en A sor e lion-s den Bo V rmmerman can hell study aw e sure all runes he will awe I I 1'F'jg'. , N . ri Q, e Q f v , X 5 ,1 x 'xy ' lzbtaan, l i SC L '1 if ww ' t , '. D., 1' H ' fy 1 i iw ll rizi ' , ' I l 1' ,A W ' , 2 X2 25 High Ten Lucia McCluslrey Norma McDaniel Jeanette Geisen . . Valediciorian Dorothy Paul Bernice Prill Pl'YlllS Shin Anita CONN - . .Salulaiorian Violet Wagner Roberta Wilson Russell Zerwelrh A -e 1-in H' -H Vind-hludanundl. High Ten Phyllis Egert Georgia Gomes Anna Marie Hardin jean Betiy Junker Carolyn Arnold . . Salutatorian Lois Pdf' if Fuller . . Valediciorian Eleanor Randall L A . .1,...,,,,,Y A... .z..A,, -.-MA ... ,. .--2 Roberi Rennie Jewell Slmerman Bette Andre Bette's voice so clear and true ls a pleasure both to me and WVR Fred Anske He was a stooge in he 1 ual Rev e A very popular fello ,too Carolyn Arnold She's a winsome southern bell Terribly bright and really swe Nui Doris Addler Office work she'd like to do' Shes the kind to see it through. Michael Albert l'le'd like to do commercial'wor And in this he'd never shirk. Anita Alexander Pretty face and kind heart, 5l'1e's very interested in art. la ed b Fiore , e Nig ting Lil ian rnm rman isine ' ' her is rare, S 's pr ud deed of her ong, . , Gen -I rson. A s iw eaded boy is he, brown hair. Seniwc 'w w f,'1une1940 , ll ha waii herria ! x fr li 41-' N VN EW' I Atteberr a grggler so rt's sa'd' color is definitely red. 5 e his chance rn radio d to tame hed go. T' ra Baldwin i nary work she'd like to do perhaps study music oo N. ll l Mig ariliaie' I -1 lfegtx 'i, 6 JOte! ' X I any l' i 'ui 'ff y x Whiyir shes very easily. 1 Betty Barr As short and 'oll as she can be l Y ' A member of the Manual statf is she. Delores Barry To star in a play is her aspiration: Al Beclrwith Al is an expert track-man, He lilies to bowl whene'er he can. We hope she reaches this destination. James Bartley Donald Beechler That the bool: would be out, he didn't tear, He was first to pay his Mirror sub. last year. He drives in a brolcen down Ford to school, With five or six girls, he's no tool. Robert Behrens Though he worlrs ata bakery late at night, He's always wide awake and bright. W : '55 I A X53 , Virginia Behrens The female halt of the Behrens twins, She has one of those cheerful little grins. Irma Bischoff She's an alto in the choir, With a voice that we admire. Fred Blaselr Heid like to be, so we hear, A diesel aeronautical engineer. Kermit Bowers At his job he goes to town, But chemistry almost got him clown Ruth Brall She is a member ofthe band: Her Latin awards are really grand. Marjorie Brown All her lessons she gets with ease. Spanish is the best of these. Q, .C r A Helen Byers ' V A very lovely voice has she. Lillian Callahan JY Q91 Bob Cambron Dean Carter A 'fellow who is really grand, Dean is a member of the band. Dorrance Chalmers Qne ot those fellows who lilces to dance, Hes always willing to take a chance. Tom Cassidy ln the Golden Gloves with all his might He showed the good old Irish fight. Eldon Cobourn Popular with the girls is he, A whizz in math and chemistry. Arthur Catterall As a salesman he'd do very well, He lilres to talk, that's sure to sell. Geraldine Cool She wants to be a secretary or a bride: She may not succeed, but at least she tried. Very dark are her eyes and hair, With her deep voice, none can co Whether singing or speaking it may be, r A crimson blush and reddish hair, For an eclitofs work he has a flair. Edna Campbell She has a very pretty smile, Happy and cheertul all the while. mpare. .lack Carruthers For getting IOO in spelling, you lcnow, Hu got a ticket to a movie show. Mary Jane Carson An active member in the G.A.A. Baslcetbalhs the sport she likes to play. -mbps A commercial artist Ki would be, And a member of the Mirror Stott was he. Virginia Crump Although her favorite sport is slrating, Tennis also gets high ratrng. Y And small enough to run with ease. Bill Curry Our sports editor was Bill Curry, , Always busy and in a hurry. on the N.Y.A. Bill Cusson The possessor of blonde and curly hair His football playing is fair and square. 'fi Warren Dempsey i , if ' at rt' 4-if .,,-'geffq Mufti? 'el as WVQU1, f ,fjF,,,e is Hes? 'fi f f 5. . HJ. E as 4, Jack Dixon He's very interested in art: On class play posters he did his part. Jack Dowling A Spanish student who loves his work, Responsibilities he'd never shirlc, Kathleen Downing, Secretary- Kate was a favorite on the Mirror Staff, Such a pretty face and happy laugh. l r l l l r l r l Bob Einfeldt Taking pictures was a snap, Walter Dunbar , An active lad in every field ' Acting is always lots of fun Q To our friend Patricia Dunne Paul Early X Eyes so gray and hair so' curly, Some musician is Paul Early? ' as bl e nd golden hair, ls a dispositio rare. Patricia Dunne A ' 1 ' P lis er - ' r h shed lilre to play, A d we re y sure she'll have her way Mary berger A ve 1.1! y girl is she, And fine results he'll always yield. I . i I i he h . H 5 9 K9 X ll' h I g . O t ra . ' A st apher she hopes to be. That's a feather in his cap. Winston Fa rrow Applause bursts 'fort For he's the lad wh reiv cation, she'd like to lceep books. jo - you lrnow from her loolrsp F i h appe eads 2 U1'Ee in 3 Us Always us smiles and laughter Marie Ferry With curly hair and a cheery at ca u what comes after mle J QQ ond and of tall stance good time he lilres to dance ' l N I it w - e l - l il rs. s . lls , s ' , a ,ell . s . -I I She's gay and carefree all th while. clr F -r e .Q i ini I l 5 A Q It Melvin Freeze V ' As a shoe store manager he'd do well: To former clas alzes he may sell. 1 . 5, , in QL , A I i,ij,,f.'kH 'If if ,a'i U ikflify., Peggy Fueger ' . Office work she wants to-do: t 5 She was on the Manual, too. Raymond Fritch A very pleasant 'Fellow is Ray, Who enjoys acting in a play. Ruthe Fritz .lean Fuller She's one of our most brilliant sagesg 'Twas she who did the senior pages. Darla and vivucious with sparkling eyes, Ruth succeeds in whatever she tries. Mary Fuqua Chicago is her destination: ' V Interior decorating, her aspiration. ,-1, ffif? Doris Galles Kindergarten she would like to teachg As a pedagogue she would be a peach. Anna Georgans Very quiet and shy is she, A sweeter girl you'll never see. Louis Gibson Hes a transfer from Central High: ' ar I He copies planes as they go by. is ' it 1 . 9, 4, Bob Gish Popular with each basketball fan, He'll be a couch when he's a man Leatha Glover ln the chorus she sings soprano: She's also talented at the piano. Georgia Gomes Georgia is just a little shy, But never fear, she'll get by. if i Y fi, Afnf f Q -1' Ffh., tm' :fha 'K-11,51 -., A if V ' M,--'W , V 1 viii' to ii w'+ Robert Gorman 5 V - 'j ' Professor Bean in the play, A , , . 3 He doesnt always act that way. . A IL. - ,A Yi. .. I f 1 XY ' X ,rfxx fy P X Sus , I .ii ,. H H--'E ' W ' L :3'x.tA7'-fi Arthur Hague Yelling at games, he's a one man showy He's also interested in the radio. Claretta Hamlin She'll be a beauty culture girl, To help vain women primp and curl. .. Charles Gray 7 - A, 'il The foremost ambition ot Charles Gray, MW, W ls to be a traffic manager someday. ,, , A' Wallace Groceman To him success in lite is due. 'K' eiil Glen Harkin When we 'spealc ot Glen we think of swing, You'll always see him at the Ing. Marjorie Hayes ln music her maior interests lie, When one hears her play, he knows why. Dorothy Herrmann Sl12'5 0 Chafming, sensible girl, Whose hair is never out ot curl. Betty Heidewald A clown in nearly every class She's really a mischievous lass. Robert Hartnaclr From school he'll malce a great transition, it To obtain a civil service position. Kathleen Heindselman She's a member of the band, She'll work in a library it she can. He has a paper route, 'tis true, Anna Marie Hardin A council member is Anna Marie Whose dimples are a delight to see. Q3 l r ' ' IL ,- x' Q, f. '-v George Heinz Grinning, laughing all the while, You would too, it you had that smile. Glenn Heryford To sing in class is his delight, Although it provokes many a fight. Roland Henderson He must really love to slrateg He works at Fernwood, at any rate. Robert Heuermann When his violin he begins to play, We lrnow that 'fame will be his someday. Margaret Hernandez Shes a Spanish beauty fair With flashing eyes and wavy hair. N 3 Billy Hoag A, Endowed with ability for acting, His personality's never lacking. . it all A' Lillian Hoffman ' A typist for the Manual staff, Q f ' Lillian has a pleasant laugh. 1 si 5 A 6 ii .ii ef? a La Verne Houlihan She won the typing cup, you know. Winifred Houston V Wynne has a very pleasing way. ..gy w' ,Xt 'N ...la i V Charles Howe l-le's a member of the stage crew 1 V And a Kroger grocery clerk, too. To business college she hopes to gog Q Harry -Hundemer On the paper he's sports Edu: His articles are widely read. A reticent girl without much to say, Merlin Isbell Deep blue eyes and curly hair, For industrial arts he has a flare .mr . Q 1 N L Ha rriett .loos Just as quiet as she can be, She does her work so silently YPVA Gretchen Jordon Gretchen's spirits are lwa S s n sted in art its rue Betty Junker Her niclrname's Junk, and ca she Already her Broadway trunlrs a pac Diclr Jacobs Pitty-pat the girls' hearts go: Sparkling eyes and a winning . Make Jean seem always very ya Virginieijlohnson , fPetite Virginia with eyes so blue That's why they call him Romeo. Q-r' or ' ' s ans? r pes to become: h job he'll fr e things hum. Al Jona A sellin p it he is the best, H long to 1 avel through the West. ls a winsome lass and an actress, too. Austi Treasurer A fo nd basketball player is he ' I oi - l sm ln i , r' Jean Johannsen 1.1 N ll ' t . , , i X P1 I ,if Mil up Y if Juvmall t r interested in traclc to engraving he has a knack d Kallister a rather a huslcy lad once is not a but bad f -l . g X fi l ' v-..t ' J I 5' I ,N X F , I I, f. Nj tgh: C zllf' She's a smile for eve pas -bp-n l!Y fi fy' if . r e Ka n . ikl :sg h ' k , tt i l'- C ie i. er nic name oo. , X Q i l N X lr . I 91 . . , f K i A X v. 36 R, Kno 3 ' many as Austin Lee .fy Leota Kelly Gifted with personality: Always ready to give is she. in Elizabeth Kinsella Her hair is definitely red, 'tis so: She's not a bit temperamental though. Mary .lane Kelly She transferred from the Academy, As full of the dickens as she can be. Viv' Diclr Klatt Fun and merriment abound, When happy-go-lucky Dick's around. if Caspar Kerrn Always smiling and full ot fun, He is always on the run. Rosemary Knapp Endowed with dramatic ability, A shining star, she'll surely be. nl .ox 'gi Ed Knebel James Kott W' He has a very pleasing voice: The state of Kentucky is his choice. Bernadine Kouri Who a seamstress wants to be. in Nd. The only one in this class, you see, it ,gt .X XM ' He is tall and thin, and if you please History and geometry are his pet peeves. Ark Kuchan Tall, with wavy hair, is Art, He never fails to do his part. Anne Kuchmuk She hopes to be a nurse someday, A fine ambition, we must say. Robert Kupper Someday he'll be a forest ranger, And guard against all woodland danger. . I ,al , , l Q ' Y ' l al Evelyn Ludwig A nurse Evelyn would like to beg She'd be fine, you can see. Bernadine Lyman A happy smile, a pretty face, Youill find her friends every place. Frank Lynn Elizabeth Lahne Willis Lamb Tall and dark and usually gay, Willis never has much to say. Margaret Lehndorf Full of lun and clever jokes, Peg always hurries, never pokes. Blessed with the beautiful voice of a bird, Elizabeth's talent will not be unheard. Caroline Lipps A charming girl is Caroline, Whose work on the paper was really Evangeline Loeffel Selling ads is her line, Her Mirror work was very fine. Marjorie Lovekamp She is a rather little And as'a friend she is a pearl. girl, Ene gi' ,, f 0 ,,.r 2 if 'W J , A 0: Betty Lou McCann 4 She plays the ukulele and sings, t She's in the choir among other things. Eugene McCawley A member of our stage crew, Also in the Manual Revue. Hc'll work for his dad till heis eighteen, 38 Glen McCawley ii Although the girls wonder why, Q i Glen is really very shy. rlien join the Navy or U. S. Marines. t 'n 'w 'H Ray McCawley Ruddy cheeks, a jovial tease, ln Latin class he strives to Please- Bill McCraith To him bilce-riding is worlr not joy, For he's a postal telegraph boy. John McGee A fine hunter, definitely, An auto racer he's going to be. An exclusive tea room all alone. In P.. vfnf 11 :wg Phyllis McVeitty Her voice is very pleasant to hear- Slow, husky, and sweet to the ear. Imogene MacPhee Someday she's going to manage and own L p 1 Everett Maddox i ' A Frenchman in the speech class play, 4, l-le fits the part in every way. . Fred Martens Very, very talkative and noted for his puns, Fritz, head ot our stage crew, says he can lift tons. Norma Jean Marx An accomplished musician for more than a year At a concert piano she soon will appear. Kathryn Martens Diminutive and very bright, To hear her speak is a delight. J If Philip Maser gf An intelligent lad with clarlc brown eyes: Phil's studious about whatever he tries. I rg r 'Mary Martin I i Though 'tis said her 'iheart belongs to Daddy, We think it's taken by some other laddy. i'i i Ry Dean Meade A cheerleader noted for his tumbling, When Dean's around there's never grumbling. 1 i , . ..., , .. W. ,., WW, .v,.Y. ... ,,,, ,, , . . ,, , H- Y-.-ofv.-um-,-Ws-,.-,-,-ip. A Lloyd Melhouse N J He comes clear from Hanna City to! llool, , 'Even though it's snowing and awfully ol., , l , H . I 9 , E do ed witfilp . d a winning smile er ewelry's lwa the latest style. H. D ' ' 0 Mildred Merriman J X e: I i A jovial disposition has Milly , Sl'1e's always fun and often si 1 i ' O o eyer 1 Tal an blo - with a deep bass voice, l F ra cl ver median, he's our choice. l l l Franlr Meritt a P Although he isn't terribly tall, Hes pretty good at baslcetball. l Helen Ili? A Dark 1 and darlc cl hair: i Wha she has, she'll willingly share. y , l Mary Miller W Rather quiet and very Coy l Singing is her greatest joy. l 5 ary Murra l i r r G T 40 l l X X ir has natural curl. R Robert Miller lle'd really lilce to b cer He'd do quite well at that rl?'. ' olratrs .1 Trac oss country is to him a joy, Q Out: chool he s a shoe-shine boy. Imogene Mott She'll be remembered by you nd m As president of the B.T.C. rf.---1 y a cafeteria girl J K l X ' V l : C, - I nd - ' Q X0 iEug T Nesselhaus 9lvQd1l ilce to teach folks how to fly, 5 what we call aiming high. K, l E., or .e,e e e e V 6 Lois Nibbelin A surgeon she would like to V 5 - Quite a profession that wc il- be. ' x - 0 Connor ist she would like to be, ' neral office work rnaybe. Cm 4 -x 5 0 , yr I x l 4 Agnes Nyberg ' A A etite blonde with e es of lue P Y I She's always willing to try s ething ew, Ed rd 0 Donnell A l'c r an Ed would like to bei H ' b a good one, you can see. Bill O'Brien He wants to be a chemical engi eer, He's going to bicycle to Californi tr is year. AX aymond Ogden Q t the soap box derby he takes a try, r e'cl like someday to learn to fly. Norma Owen A pleasant smile is here on the Of this little lady from the Sout Francis Owens He likes sports, especially 'Ft He may become a machinis xt Irene Parr Sparkling eyes and carefree lau She's editor of the Manual statf 1919 if ESBSBY raldrn Q33 n My very reserved H rthfully served nusu n' t arol Paschon lilaw thes are always just right, is socks are very, very bright 2 tif . ' t , df named Lois Parr. V A N lc ,. . - it f ' allg ,va ll. e ' 5 lf -, I l X i' J' 4' la John Picton In the class play he was Vic, His voice is deep, his humor, quick. Phyllis Poison She may some day clerk in a store, But she'd like to be a secretary even more N X 4 Nutr., fi i 3 X y , 'SQ 1 .V A, John Pitzer, President E Senior class president is he, As fine a fellow as he can be. Aa, 1 gb Q ,.,, ' ..::.' 'f f i HKU A W . William Rae Rather quiet is Bill Rae, He'll be a machinist some future day. Eleanor Randall A happy smile and a kind, warm heart, She's extremely talented in art. Marianna Raschert She has a very pretty face, Sweet and timid every place. Donald Platte He works in the cafeteria at noon: Marie Rebbec A tall, dark girl who loves good books, Marie has truly radiant looks. Eldon Reed A candid camera fiend is he, Whenever he's near, it's time to flee. Robert Rennie Associate editor was he: He did his work quite thoroughly. Amelia Purcell Though Percy is her common name, She isn't really a bit tame. ln the choir he helps to carry the tune. Gayle Quick She also lives in Hannah City, When she giggles, 'tis a pity. T N John Reynolds Usually quiet but not contrite Orval Roberts 1 He helped Miss Wolf in' many ways' He'lI be a bookkeeper one of these days. He finds history a delight. I A - 3 V ge Q A V jx r , X fi , ft 1, Carol Riebel She'll go to college il she can, Or do office work lor some business man. William Rigley A saxophone you'll see him play, Happy and cheerful every day. f , I , ,ps ,, 5 ef , A , 4 , s , f eq. i..'s',,: sw, E TZQKNS x - Doris Robley Just as cute as she can be: The Manual editor was she. his .lohn Robley i 725 Someday he hopes to be an engineer: He played intramural basketball last year. Lewis Ross W, Bernadine Roth wg 'f A member of the B. T. C. A store clerk she wants to be. qua- lmogerie Ruckle In the choir she sings each day With a lilting voice so gay. Ga 'Ns Rather small with a studious air, With his studies he takes great care. Pauline Rudd Quiet, shy, and very sincere, ln her modest way she spreads good cheer Bernard Sauer He wants to join the navy, 'tis so, He likes to draw airplanes, too, you know. Irene Schaal She wants to be a stewardess on a train, She'd bring sunshine even in rain. 43 Rosalyn Schmitt , A With eyes that sparlrle all the if . Rosalyn has a distinctive styl , P'-'fi Shelton king pert and trim, . X 's bl nde and very slim. J ' Us . ' ' l June Schraub N5 Q ' To be a store clerk is her w C , l 4 Or perhaps take a ch nce i h?f7ping iam 1 ' S rman 4 A Ilia mincl and a lcnaclc for lcnowledge, - . We op! that Jewell will goto college. Don Setterland In his eye there is a gleam: He's a member of the footba 1 team l. L e Shipp diant brunette with a sparkling smile, heart she can readily beguile. Shirley Schaffer She's iolly, blonde, and rather shor Skating is her favorite sport. Vfh assistant dir tor of our play. Ernest Scherer Tall and slim and rather shy I-le's a very pleasant guy. X 7 9 .I y in 1- n ac ve llow in every phase, 1 'll ' embered in many ways. Dorothy Schifgowich Her name is difficult in every way: lt's hard to spell, and worse to say. Russ F tx idt He's ested in baseball in many ways, 1 I ,Sh has a legsa v little way, F 5 n it 1 K 7 ' X d r l Z r i Not an for the fun, but the money it pays Melvin Sholl Harry Siebels He lilres to sing' he lilies r, Office worlc is his goal. Bob Smith ' With his pleasant voice and ha ln the future he's sure to get so A? ' 1 ry common is her name, - onality's not the same. B ty mithes l'tt 1 lass, awfully sweet, . H r p tty face is quite petite. e face, ace. Lyle Sparks i g He's not at all related 'co Ned, Civil service exams he's going to y, an We're sure that l1e'll alway get ' . x I i w l th f 17 CJ 1 N ' ' , to wl, j I A I K By no means a grouch-'nuff said. t , ill Stalter ln lathe work he will get ahead Stanley Steinau Though a hillbilly in a Wilbur stirs A member of the bond, you'll He's one wl1o'll ne'er be left be U W rnbcrg c ambition. He's really not at all that - 1 Active i of sports, An f , alea Storts 'P i 1 , 1 ' 1 orm .lean Swanson ll 'vp soprano in the choir, a star is her desire. 2 B h K' His hair, you lcnow,.is very redg I fi 5 H. .. rg. 2 ui o ice positron, - - r ef 5 , I f P 3 ' Tv ea fr- f, ' ri, . is J 45 Robert Swartz Richard Unzicker Marie Tomblin Charles Tribbey A fellow who is really grand, As tuba player in the band. Senior girls' president is she, As quiet and sweet as she can be. The smallest member ot the band: His sense ot humor's really grand. Kenneth Turbett He rides to school in a Chevrolet, With machines he likes to play. Marjorie Turner Her witticisms are so droll, With Major Bowes she should enroll Betty Ulevitch Always pleasant and very bright, Her work's invariably just right. Qi- r Though he's going to work in a grocery store, 6' He likes olilice work a great deal more. H Q 5 Gust Vales A shoe shine boy is Gust Vales, We're sure he makes a lot ot sales. Robert Van Hooser , Vice-President Slim, good-looking, and rather tall. He's rather hard to know at all. Nona Vinson A little girl, really swell, She plays the piano very well. Bob Vorderstrasse A pretty good-sized fellow is hey He liked to argue in geometry. Camilla Wagner Blonde, carefree, and always gay, She was president of the G.A.A. 'Y wpar' fa' 128' , Q w ifi' I ss , Z 5 ,M e sr We 4- . ,Z-1, Nicholas Wagner His personality's really grand: He is a member of the band. l l 5 Don Wall Auburn hair and dark brown Don's a letterman of stocky Silas Wallk A lover of all types of sports Teasing never gets him out of sorts. Herman Weber Quiet, blond, and rather tall, Herman likes to play baseball. , Y S A'-2 , ,i,a ,A 2 - ,x.., ' if ki eyes, size. 'X -0- Dick Weiman ' You've heard of blushing like a rose, Ask Dick, he really knows. .5 '17 W K I Geraldine Weisser r f N V A little girl is Geraldine, A happier smile we've never seen. i, 1 i g .145 gs'iigp,. ' ' T '4'A r A Clayton White ,, s.,. . Another stooge in the Manual Revueg yiifi,,,,5,,f,,E,w K He would like to go to Normal, too. .loc Wierschem Talented in many things, .Qs it 3,5 r Magis E , Qi 1 r 'qu He tap-dances and also sings. Bill Whitworth He's a very little lad, Just mischievous, not. really bad. Ed Wilke We all saw Ed in the Manual Revue. He sang, played the organ and piano, too Shirley Wiedcman Active in the G.A.A. Slie'll 'follow the secretarial way. Ruth Wilken Although she's very, very shy, The world will never pass her by, , fifskisi . . . 47 x x Betty Winn Expression is her greatest traitp Her face is rarely ever straight. Margaret Wise This name has set for her a styl Which she must follow all th Georgianna Wissel With carefree smile and laughing eyes She's jovial as her name implies. 'sff Leo ard's a m m 1 of the choir ' e a p in er h does aspire. Q rold o 1 er Hr pla th saxaphone easilyg sic c f sident is he. Marvi 1 Like 5 A- upon a throne, 'l il W f, lt 41-' Y .i H r lm' .b 7 i 'a lsom Zachman A freclrle face little lad Always happy never sad. rl Zeman He runs the council according to rulr Whe ' - gets a business of his own R Mary Zick ' Her acting is very fine we lcnow, To business school she hopes to go. ' l l J K l X : C: g 1 l arl is the mayor of our school: ,X , W 1 X i I Xrli N 48 R, I ' , . - I Then with a spray of diamonds, crystals, pearls, t . I 1,1 y I 1 1 'tif ii . , X x f . 1 . . QQ . . . . jae eglanuw .T Conte: MY SOUL AND TI-IE LAKE My soul is like unto an endless Iake Surrounded by the pebbles of my ways, Black depths like sequins dance in sunlit bays, And gentle waves on sandy beaches break. I hear the cry ot loons, a distant drake, It all is still a heron comes and stays, , Oh that my silence might be kept always And mine be all the grandeur of this lake And then the fog a flag of smoke unturls Across the silent deep the waves Ieap high They dash garnst rocks and touch an ancient pine, Reach up and with wet fingers wash the sky ' And all the depths ot soul and lake are mine Jean Fuller TI-IE AGE OF SI-IPIVELRY My sisters studyln Iltachoor And she practices on me Bout the Normans enterin England And the age of shrivelry y She s been givin me ideas too Bout strong brave men of old , And I spent all day just playin Like a king or knight so bold I was Robin Hood this mornin I With all my merry men, But I switched to good King Arthur 'Round nine o'cIock or ten. X I borrowed Sis's blouse and hat, And they were green, oi course, Because I was the great Green Knight Astride a big green horse. I rode my bike clear down the street To Sir Tom Becket's shrine, But I didn't go alone-no sir! I was one oi twenty-nine. I heard some wondrous stories, too, And I tried to write 'em down, But Mother only laughed at me, And said I was a clown. I beat up Johnnie Hamilton For Mary Lou next door. Ch, I was very shrivelrous, Now my eye is kinda sore. I-Io hum-I'm gettin' sorta tired, And I think I'II go to bed With Chaucer, Arthur, and Robin Hood, A-whirlin' in my head. Jean Fuller I Z 53 49 yt' I .' I L N I 5 k l 5' 9- API-'llrgren J. Barr M. Beames 5, Bgck W me Q S' msg' ' A- BOVUS F. Bradle P. Buclrbinder 'C' 3 an il ..2,'. ' . f if x ff 'L Q5-ui I. Burling K. Ceruw C. Cartwright G. chambu' , if H. Bell .Fifi W Q 7 .. 31 3'5 if lx 3 WM il 'iT5f5Ew.:. ,-1. J. D'AIfonso E. Denton L. Dumcnd J, Duggins H :Gard .Jn G., S. Gibson l. Gillespie D. Hardin G. Hartman F. Hauburg O. Hauck M. Hayes H. Burke i I. Club H. Edwards I ' y 11' :gf H. Hale Presideni, 9-N' R. Hayes I. Haynes I. Hinderi B. Hinton R. Hggan Cecil Solberger Vice President, Paul Kuchmul: R. Hopwood S fe.. if 6' J? V. Klee ' A 1 S , 11 QQLRMQ 1 A.La6nv -' Cixi Q .r :i,,j,,g,.,,. qh. .- 'Y gm., . E. Maddox F lfg f f 1' :ef i -. ' ww 1 , 7, A '. ,!f-lfsvfgik V D. Mohn Secretary, Imogene Burling Treasurer, Mildred Pye A. Havrton M. Johnson C. Jones M, Kupuk M. Knapp s. 1. mm p, x.,.hm.,r. -'- L' 'Wi' .... Q , fc I ' K . ,j g '. : as 9f ' 3 1 ' E ' wg 3, V H ,? 57, 1 . V L i , .,.. - 3 AQ? 3' 5 Q L una R. Lafsnn T. Makovic V. Mellingl 5 Y Kg. 1' r is M y ,. d ' 5, 7 X 3' J. McEvoy R- MCG-vvrvw R. McGovern A. Mihlof f A 'f N 1 ',,..h, 'Q V- NUIPNY I. Newman G. Olson L, Vx A. Pctkovxek I. Pieper M. Pye 1. Rule R, Schell D. M. Seyler F. Sheber K- shgmu I. Slater l- 5'm 'l 5I v 5.1 X as 'G' ,13 ' f eminem 4 512333 ., FWY ,, - ,L,, .1 . .. ...QL M f N.. ...w...,. . ,. .sg . -1 . gy f A gf if W WH 'I ' 1 L 3 ' Q if C- SONNYBCI I. Sommcrville D. Sion: J. C. Streak D. Vinovich M-W-wninser G. Ville! W wg F A' W NK B. 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L. 5,1 'f ' , V I 5 Ea- . 513, .3 H c Vice President Q ,If -V -... gp. 3 wx.. . .- -. , 4. g--, f a-.,. ,.L, 1, 1 ' 1 riil ' Jane wane ., , ' W . in L5 in fr- fl . , Signal .L O E. R. Castle G. Charles P- Chdflti G. Clark A. M1 Cleary J. Combs J. Coogan D. Cottle D. Cross G. Cusson T. Derby fr I. Duclos ..f' 1 xx C. Farris , 'ak ' ,EV D. Flint Secretary, Shirley Gallagher Treasurer, Pafricia Prince QW if K- D, young P.Donovan M. Doud M. Drixcoll . - ,ik D. Esch D. Etaugh M. Eulih W. Fall wi J, Fgylgy A. Ferre J. Filzen R. Fisher e M 4- . rs V - - ' 3 5.5. flkv XY ,gk A. Fresco A. Frederick C. Fulfon D. Fulk v A A .L ,'-,f jig, I 7 , -f .. G W' T ' f ill F- W r a . ' i Fif i F F . , W 6' ' 5 W fl ' . ' V - 1 15 Q P' - 5 H .,., I V' S. Gallagher L. Garnsey H. Ganels I. Gheravdini E, Gillggpig -- Y W J. Gilmrre I D. Gleason A. Goetze E. Goldbevger C. Groceman ly! Ax X41 L 55 Y. EX I' Af I 'N .ear Q. fo -f .,,.,,,..... , . .. ,, I f w w ai , A if M' - . .- . ' . . ...A ,,. . 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Cusson 64 x H - ' 5 'K rl' ' X J H. Davis O. Dressen L. Dudley A- Etaugh G' Genes D. Gfant D,l-1513 M. Heindselman G. Heppner J. Johnsol 4 .3 4 N . ' k 5... V . ,R . 5- ' ' D. Klingbeil K. Krakel I. Kromphardt L. Latham H. Lorentz M. McClain R. McEvoy R. Meschnark D. Miller C. Mohr - Sup 1943 K ' E . ., . . ' aj g iln f ' 'li K r ..f R L an . i rf' ,A ,V , A gk L A 'E 1 -A -Q 5 -1 S ' k il ' H.: - .L .51-f Q Fif i '-' . sr ,xx f. . f H T .43 ll, -L' J A V? . .t ' f -1 r.'- . ' .- 5 f r Six 4? J'-. RES' A 5 2 ' ..' 'P .v r...--Q . J' 1 -1 -if ' . ! ' .2 5- ' 'ni ' ll R' ' J P.f . . .'.D A ' R . u. -' .a..UrEhifi.Eg,.4EENw -L-V .ffl . , ' igg iia, -1, .Q -' 5- K X if..-J. I L5.g,.i'.5. ,,,, . , . K. aku 1 4zi.1..,, iw uv. ,rr .65 .. .,.. .. . w -X ..,.,..... A gm' J , , .5 55, f - Q-if .4 Taqf-5 jg- , V.-- . r f- -1 E. Neel 5- Neuflfbl-'YS G- P0Ul 5- PCWVS R. Pierson J. Pitsch K. Powers W. Reeves E. Rohleder D. Root V. Rubino O. Rumplef R -- 5. . . - . 'sf' fn. 3 Pe - RT i . - fr.: . -, '5 .... ri. .... i D. Ryan G. Schisler J. Schneider B. Sheber B. Sheridan A. Sieks L- 5lm '0f1S A- 5if1Cl0ir J. Slater D. Smith L. Smith R. Smith , qi . fy l M. Szentes M- Tdmpllfl M- Templin C. Thurm E. Wadham S. Webber B. Whitfield D. Williamson J. Wilson A. Wirth Xl mf f J , 'Fw -X Y , 'J' ali M ff . -3,!,, - 7 WX 5- N - i mix 4 l l .3 ll x L L ' A - 'ff X N f- is i .Lr:L-,G ' N ffl -Q32-R - 'N -firlef R A rr f K , fix gs 5 J- 'L X J l'ti .l, ,W 3 1. 1 1- or ,fi V- - 4 66 iv ,aa-2,2 . y'-1N,.W1,,- . . L. ,. , . L- wxffffwtx . . .4 ...giagflavp , f ,x..L.ii'T.sxmw,.5Qg4f:Meq, gm, 1 an ,f-1, -SW QQ? ,atianal Jfanwa S ' H Row 3: D. Herrmann, H. Edwards, P. Buchbinder, A. M. Hardin, B. Heidewald, K. Martens, I. Parr, L. Pe . Row 2: G. Gomes, J. Rule, M. Hernandez, M. Beames, I. Burling, D. Robley, B. Ulevitch, M. Lovekernp. Row I: V. Mettam, B. Rennie, 8. Cambron, B. Cusson, C. Conner, J. Sherman, E. Lahne, Miss Rebold. XT S 1 Rjwff utia .76anwn Su ' Row 3: C. Arnold, P. Egert, B. Andre, R. Cluts, B. Junker, J. Fuller, B. Applegren, A, Georgans, I. Stein. Row 2: E. Randall, E, Kahn, C. Wagner, G. Wissel, K. Downing, G. Templin, J. McEvoy, C. Lipps. Row I: B. Einfeldt, J. Pitzer, H. Wormer, F. Martens, J. Duggins, E. Wilke, P. McVeitty. S The student councul as our leader Ih fhe magazme campaign, sponsorer of the Manual Review, and Christmas tree. Mr. Lifterisk-Advisor K , Council fi ff' . Back Row Row Row Row Row: C. Zeman, B. 4: W. Whitworth, J. 3: A. M. Cleary, E. 2: E. Campbell, M. I: M. E. Martin, G. Topic .... U Rennie, D. Weiman, B. Gish, C. White, B. Laumeyer, M. Sholl, E. Wilke, J. Wierschem, S. Steinau. Duggins, L. Parr, A. Ferre, V. Behrens, M. Zick, C. Arnold, E. Eberle, P. Egert, B. Andre, B. Sommerville. Loeffel, M. McClelland, P. Folks, E. Randall, G. Wissel, N, Swanson, R. Pucknus, K. Martens, P. Stein, M. Rabold, Advisor Lovekamp, E. Goldberger, J. Hunter, L. Nibbelin, R. Brall, M. E. Armfield, I. Schaal, B. Ulevitch, R. Knapp, E. Kahn. Gomes, D. Robley, J. Fuller, Vice-President, B. Junker, President, D. Herrmann, Secretary-Treasurer, I. Parr, L. May, L. Sl .954 October 23, I939 I America with Local Color and Dialect Chairman--Jack Duggins With the fearful strain that is on me night and day, if I did not laugh I should die. --Abraham Lincoln. Topic . . . Topic .... Topic .... Topic .... Topic Topic .... Topic . . . November 20, I939 Literature Chairman-Anita Cohen The literature of an age is but the mirror of its prevalent tendencies. -Nation. December I8, I939 CandlelightService Chairman-Carolyn Arnold Glory to God in the highest and on earth peace, good will toward men. -Luke 2:l4. January 22, l940 of a Book Chairman-Bob Rennie Books are lighthouses in the great sea of time. -E. P. Whipple. February I9, i940 Eye View ofthe World's Literature Chairman--Peggy Lehndorf Literary history is the great morgue where all seek the dead ones whom they love, or to whom they are related. -Heine. March l8, l940 Shakespeare Chairman-Jean Fuller To thine own self be true, and it follows as the night the day: thou canst not ther- be false to any man. -Shakespeare. April rs, 1940 ' the Yearwith Poets Chairman-Dick Weiman Poetry is the music of thought conveyed to us in the music of language. -Chatfield. May I3, l940 Productions Chairman-Carl Zeman Any man who will look into his heart and honestly write what he sees there, will find plenty of readers. -Ed Howe. s Q, if Q 2 2. 434 3 321 Back Row: B. Hoeltje, D. Rowell, H. Sheeley, L. Doran, R. Baird, J. Lentz, B. Hockstatter, R. Showers. Row 2: B. Schindler, A. Huthmann, Row I: W. Jaeger, E. Showers, A. Morell, President, R. Pucknus, Secretary, G. Templin, Vice-President, E. X l .3-A R - fi X l Ro Back Row: G. Fears, R. Zerwekh, D. Hirsch, J. Duggins, D. Ross, J. ln M. Hoffman, B. Shea, K. Pitzer, S. Folkers, L. Pucknus, L. Schoch, H. Weber, J. Dieken, Advisor. Lahne, Treasurer, K. Schmidgall grassia, l. Stein. w 3: A. Haley, L. Allen, V. Crump, M. Hayes, C. Arnold, E. Randall, L, Glavash, R. Grider, E. Autry. Row 2: S. Gallagher, G. Robinson, A. Petkovsek, B. Bontz, M. Eulitz, R. Barra, M, Getz, F. Caplan, M. Bouchez, Miss Evans, Advisor. Row l: A. Machuck, E. Goldberger, L. Van Norman, President, M. McClelland, Vice-President, R. Pucknus, Secretary, L. May, R. Caruso, L. Ammerrnan. N44 -er K L LN NX' 0 X , U . iw.. jumwa . ,wal .B Back Row: S. Hoferer, B. Roberts, G. Hibberd, B. Wilson, D. Schoenheider. Row 3: B. Rabel, V. M. Briggs, G. Peck, I. Parr, B. Allonge, R. J. Bonnier, A. Crawford, M. McClelland, Treasurer. Row 2: L. Nibbelin, A. M. Cleary, Secretary, E. Goldberger, D. Robley, J. Hunter, B. Caplan, R. Brall, Vice-President, S. Sherman, M. Pur- cell, W. Fischer, M. Carnahan. Row I: D. Hirsch, J. Sherman, Presideni, F. Martens, G. Hereford, KK. Wheatley, R. McCawIey, :Tx 2 A ii! 19, if xii 'I ' R . . , a Ameriamii as gf'P'R, ' ' l ' Back Row: J. Ingrassia, D. Wieman, L. Garnsey, J. Sherman, E. Reed, L. Sparks, J. Penn. Row 4: I. Parr, L. Krahn, B. Roberts, P. Egert, E. Eberle. Row 3: R. Jenkins, E. Hundemer, D. Robley, Treasurer, B. Bledsoe, E. Wolgan, E. Semlow, B. Gherardini. Seve Z: B. Einfeldt, Secretary, E. Grachek, H. Ward, R. Parr, H. Vogelsang, Z. Perry, L. M. Maloney, R. Shoff, V. Davidson, L. Malchin . d S. Row I: L. Hoffman, E. Randall, M. E. Armfield, M. Hernandez, A. Sweeney, H. Zierke, C. Arnold, President, L. Parr, Vice'President 72 S. Storts. 1 -9 F21 '- S U Row: M. Merriman, B, Junker, P. Egert, L. Parr, B. Heidewald, V. Behrens, B. J. Winn, B. Prill, S. Smith. Row 4: B, Row 921- J. Back Row 2: K. Downing, J. Harriett, D. Galles, B. Smlthes, R. Knapp, V, Johnson, N. McDaniel, B. Kouri. Row l: A, Nyberg, W. Raker, P. McVeitty, Treasurer, G. Prettyrnan, Vice-President, M. Tomblin, President, R, M. Lovekarnp, B, Johnson. '1 ,.. Baldwin, A. Kuchmuk, C. Hamlin, B. Heath, A, Georgans, I. Zepp, K. Martens, E. Loeflel, N. Marx, B. Schindler 3: E. Campbell, M. Fuquay, W. Houston, D. Storey, E, Kanlca, D. Zerwekh, J. Geisen, M. Hernandez, L. Hoffman Fritz, Program Chaurrnan .J N 5 ill ' I Q--Q., . 3 r, U U 1 4 cv-t4, K 191110-'L 'fl l x Back Row: M. Turner, D. Schmidt, B. Andre, M. Eichenberger, M. J. Kelly, A. Pitsch, E. Eilers, L. Houlihan, R. Murry, I. Parr. ROW 41 L, Kelly. R- Wilken, A. M. Hardin, M. o'conn0r, P. Folks, C. Riebel, M. zick, G. Wissel, R. Wilson, M. sum. l:AovU 3E L. Shupp, L. Nibbelin, B. Lyman, S. Wiedeman, L. Ammerrnan, J, Foli, V. Crump, R. Brall, P. Polson, G. Paschon, D. Robley, . . arson. Row 2: H. Miller, M. Raschert, H. Florey, B, Walker, L, Sieks, V. Wagner, L. McCluskey, E. Mott, E. Kahn, C. Wagner, A. Purcell. Row l: D. Paul, M. Rebbec, G. Gomes, D. Alexander, J. Fuller, E. Randall, l. Schaal, M. E. Martin, B. Mehle. 3 HIT 71 'S -' f , W V W 1279 . K .- V Qkyfff, ,fs 663, jlfgslgglp 5 ff 2 W W 225 ,, 7 it , fiv - 14 L X-vm .QQ ,iw 3,325 ist L Qisgf nf K ,M Gly, ,R I als: , i is N! X rm' S 4,.,k 5 , 1 I is if 3 w S Q ,X vga if Q A wx? 5 X. w w f, 2 . 51 5 H ai Y ' f I 14- 5 ' 5. .A 5: if wi an -'H q.a.a. .r Back Row: F. Shelton, A. Ehrat, C. Riebel, N. Frazee, V. Behrens, L. Cassens, D. Meadows, S. Folkers, E. Campbell, J. Foli, R. Pierson. bow'-4: D. Harrmann, M. Grawey, E. Auld, A. Renshaw, E. Seizinger, L. Fielding, N. Humphrey, A. Ross, L. Shipp, Vice-President, V. e Ing. Row 3: M, Van Dettum, Advisor, S. Wiedeman, Secretary-Treasurer, B. Pucheit, G. Paschon, J, Rule, H. Edwards, R. Schell, l. Gipe, J. Gil- more, R. Fisher, V. Wood, S. Schindler. Row 2: M, Knapp, L. Schaab, B. Prill, D. Zeqvekh, B. Walker, E. Randall, D. M. Seyller, M. Purcell, S. Gallagher, E. White, A. Sweeney. Row I: D. Schaab, M. Stear, V. Leppin, D. Paul, C. Wagner, President, A. Purcell, M. J. Carson, E. Schriner, M. Brown. - ,il um fl is 3 1 Back Row: J. Frazee, B. Look, J. Robley, l, Zachman. Row 3: L. Sparks, B. Rennie, C. Conner, R. Rubino, J. Wierschem, B, Miller. 'Row 2: R. Bell, Advisor, J. Lentz, E. Beck, G. Heinz, A. Jones, B. Case. Row l: T: Vinovich, J. Schindler, B. Hoag, Treasurer, B. Hawks, Vice-President, B. Cambron, President, H. Hundemer, Secretary, R. David- son, F. Livengood. 75 Back Row Row Row Row 76 Row: S. Smith, B. Spading, X x K A I Jxu I A. Bowers, W. Houston, K. Seibold, J. Markoski, B. Sandall, K. Pitzer. 4: B. Hochstatter, E. Semlow, E. Klarich, P. Wessel, B. Allonge, K. Schmidgall, E. Lahne, G. L. Cook, B. M. Binder. 3: L. Van Norman, D. Jacobs, V. Redfield, V. Monroe, J. Monroe, B. Roth, B. Schmitt, M. Getz, A. Heinzman. 2: M. Purcell, R. Yonlcouski, I: M. Rebbec, B. Johnson, T. R. Hirsch, V. Murphy, H. Hale, F. Sheber, K. De Young, A. Petkovsek. Hayes, M. J. Wilken, R. Richter, G. Templin, A. Morell, D. Schooley, T. Maiers. fax l X . IU U Row 4: E. Hundemer, M. Templin, E. Kromphardt, I. Parr, M. Culshaw, D. Paul, B. Prill, R. Miller, K. Martens. Row 3: D. Gleason, L. Sieks, l. Gipe, B. Walker, G. Paschon, A. Purcell, V. Melling, M. Bearnes. Row 2: M. Doering, Advisor, M. Bouchez, F. Caplan, B. Caplan, J. Templin, J. Geisen, D. Robley, L. Anderson, W. Raker, L. May. Row I: B. Haynes, M. Hayes, I. Zepp, Council Representative, D. White, Vice-President, E. Mott, President, N. McDaniel, Secn Murry, Treasurer, D. Zerwekh, Social Chairman. .ff 6223 N' W 1 'Q' nvi- -ev U JCLCHQCC Back Row: M. E. Armfield, P. Stein, D. Hirsch, C. Maus, I. Siein. Row 2: A. G. Adamson, Advisor, T. Feger, M. Kingsley, R. Helrnantoler, L. Showalter, A. Petkovsek. Q. Row I: A. Sheckler, E. Maus, E. Randall, Secretarylreasurerg E. Mott, President, L. Van Norman, Vice-President, R. Caruso. ' Rx' 'v w Q' V x . 'lif:'f Wl rl II, ' S ' fsflggf ss Q 'vfllilfflvll T' I Back Row: B. Cambron, E. O'DonneIl, L. Wood, E. Scherer, C. White, B. Gish, M. Sholl, H. Hundemer. Row 4: C Zeman, N. Owen, M. Zick, H. Edwards, G. Olson, L. Glavash, J. Foli, M. J. Carson, B. Rennie. Row 3: J. Wierschem, I. Parr, A. Mihlof, Secretary, E. Maddox, N. McDaniel, M. Lovekamp, V. Mettam, A. Hawton. Row 2: J. O. Stitely, Advisor: N. Marx, C. Lipps, Treasurer: P. McVeitty, R. Knapp, V. Johnson, B. Newman, J. Fuller, E. Kahn, D. Robley. Row l: J. Geisen, A. Purcell, G. Gomes, C. Wagner, President, I. Zepp, B. MehIe,.D. Paul. gd .gli Back Row: Miss Mathis, Advisor, E. Goldberger, J. Hunter, M. Lehndorf, A. M. Cleary, B. Laumeyer, Treasurer, M. McClelland, L. Nibbe- lin, M. Eulitz, M. Tornblin. Eropit gov? L. Pucknus, A. Morell, R. Pucknus, Vice-Chairman, J. Duggins, Chairman, B. Sommerville, G. Templin, Secreteryj E. M. Wise, , in eriter. Stage '3 ' Staff ROW 21 R- Mason' C4 Howe' D- K'OmPha'df- sack Row. A. Pfam, B. whit.-wich, B. Hsddick, J. Walmsley, B. ch. Row I: F. Martens, Manager, R. L. Livingston, Advisor, A. Reed. pmnt ROW: J, Wilkel R, Zgfwekh, Beffy Fbst Jagger Places Er pbce fl: the H11,,n-21 5 . b Pfiiiifoisii Jwpsfefdqy when Betlfp J Popular 41-'inlzal senio 0IfgI'!1Q101'afl'0lJ W-Ytpucfio 8 ll I' 'Z 33 like elztifl 'ls lb e her, Sq 'fviaival ll X A 1 x nu ' I X ,Q X Q xx my ny ,vw 1 1 .N -:gg x . 2115,-'-g.Q 1. ft Qin --.' aw., .:::-,-,-. - - axv -X 3 - 21 - Ax, C .. .. N - .. , . . - -,UN ' V- AX.. -gztkx 4, , -,, .1-'Q ':3- viii- Nbr- X . . -.-:41.':'g A'-C-263 i .-In . :x-:aa t x-go.- . 'Q 'v:r.xw N K '- :fbi .Q- L ....- .ra-.xx '., ,.f , ., .-:fl-sisiii-'-' '-7, .'.-b'f-'cfti'-'-31 ' 2' 5.-cr.-.-,-QQ, I X ., ' fQ.f::f9ba,Yf5 LR 1 XX! N ., N my N-. 1 X1 xx .xx s f 4 '-11:-1-f J- if: Mm-1. :W A i if ' T ' ' ' 'Q ,Lf-'f fl , in ld 'Ywff if RW TWA it . ' '- M .. gg - Q ,gm -M.- fx'-'1:'f' -7 , V -f , ,v , Q, , , ff ,ww a 7--A. W f. -, , N .A A , , . . , yy. . xl? 31 W .1255 .. A , , A ,f , , .. 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Meyer, H. ormer, . inovic , . i er, . e er, . usam J Schindl B. Bledsoe L. Wood B, Marks B. Ku er a era 14 if Q' I I' I ra Row 3: R. McCawley, R.lTu'rner, R, E.,Riddle, G. lWilkinson,iG. H zesi G. JoErTstdnfJ.CWiersthem, F. P tridge, R. Smith, C. Solberger, J. Frazee, H. Bailey, D Pl tte, J. Kott, D. Clausen, D. Setterlund, R. Gorman, R. C rnwell, B. Curry. R 2 N S son, G. Wissel, A. Alexander, D. Barry, G. Cooke, L. Parr, E. Eilers, D. Schmidt, A. Pitsch, B A dre, B. Junker, P. Egert, M1 Zick, P. F lk B P ll D. Vinovich, G. Prettyman, R. Wilken, J. Atteberry, A, Purcell, M. Hernandez, D. Paul. 5 ME G ii. rif'D2'miZ'3lleS'dini3??A 'amcfiig Qi ElifrighHe.SEZiTZ'Viiies,Z,sWif'eCr'.I'ig,nM'il'? LKL.f.4mC,i'S ' mm BESCM' M' Rmhen woman' QW CfG'.-si,4oLw-gob' 4 P 1 . , may sz, 0 . - ' Q... ,gsgvE..s 4 J' , - ,es was 4- 990 4 Q17 ,OM !0 I ,Qi . st Qi 0 I 1 Q 4 was I fo so 4 f0 4? he -0 W I ,N Q 4 4 4? ,W Nd' Q ' ff T ' I - .A J QJQNOT Organized in l93l, Manual's A cappella choir now consists of 85 is CSS? N034 ' voices selected from the student body. The choir is ably directed by ' i UAGZOQSIQAQQQ4 lg Miss Ginevra Chivington, and Miss Clara Reese is their accompanist. ,ggi .QQ The chorus was organized for the purpose of giving those students f B, 4 who were interested in music, a chance to express themselves by tak- 10 QSO ing part in the various performances which the choir gives. The officers 'QQ QL! 4,-,fl are: President, Betty Andre, Vice President, Austin Jones, Secretary, ' Doris Gallesg Treasurer, Lois Parr. , ' 1' o . - ' 19 ' i . i I '5' 199 f if f . W ef A ff 4 v , .+ o fy ffl Q .IW ff fe' Z - 0' -fy If f M' sv-A in K- 0 , . . 0 iq xg ,oy .gvi ' 0 10f M' if IW 59 If . Q' 'sew' 'vi ' Us 41 0 f I0 J af! ff! f Z, if f Z0 45' fy fry' -I f B fl ' ff A f' QQ! 1 . if ' - QQSQA gg , f 4 QQ . . .4 ' .4 ' I' ' ol. If Oz? I .uf , '.'. ' 0' , W ff tr 0' Y, sr tl Ol Steph JC tex S ' Bn ,GO 11192116 Front Row: H. Sommervilie, M, A. Miller, M. Hernandez, E. Lahne. Back Row: B, Lorch, H. Naisen, B. Andre, M. Heitzman, D. Schoenheider, P. Egert, H. Byer As this is the seventy-sixth anniversary of the death ot Stephen Foster, beloved American composer, it is very appropriate that Man- ual has had a girls' ensemble lcnown as the Stephen Foster Singers. Under the direction of Miss Ginevra Chivington, the ensemble of ten girls sang the immortal works of Foster in approximately thirty appearances throughout the city. Costumed in lovely pastel gowns fashioned after the Civil War IM ,QL ,gf period, the Stephen Foster Singers formed a charming picture. Their lx perfect blend of voices, balance of parts, and tone quality made them i X .l ii x u D the most outstanding vocal ensemble in the history of Manual. U v lv' f Pi K 'gg . , H l 1 82 S .eww-N-S nusyrg www A-W ww- f f -..k.,.-..5m,g.f,:.W 1 -er MW dl' . f C Back Row: E. Loeffel, A. Alexander, B. Applegren, M. Zick, N. Swanson, E. Harms, M. Heldewald, F. Turner, E. Noble, R. Puclcnus, M. Zrmmerman. Row 4: V. Crotis, V. Eads, K. Martens, B. Prill, V. Melllng, B. Scnrnitl, B. Jass, M. Heitzrnan, M. l-lelmantoler, L. Glavash. Row 3: A. Haley, G. Fears, W. Wcrtz, S. Jacobs, l. Jacobs, H. Howcrton, M. Kingsley, F. Slreber, H. Hale, I. Ruckle. Row 2: M. Bouchez, H. Sornrneryille, A. Hawton, M. Purcell, W. Jaeger, J. Templin, L. Pucknus, H. Vogelsang, B. Deobler, J. Patterson. Row I: B. Bontz, F. Caplan, B. Caplan, D. Paul, M. J. Kelly, A. Pitsch, G. Prcttyman, G. Naisen, L. Strassburger, B. Bledsoe. 5 ? Y 4-f 'N WN f s'- f-'-'Sn ., Ss SJ' Jlfluoic Back Row: B. Junker, G. Wlssel, E. Eberle, B. Andre, P. Egert, C. Arnold, E. Randall, J. Fuller. Row 3: P. Folks, E. Janssen, M. Schuchrneilslcl, E. Eilers, G. Cooke, M. E. Martin, A. Weber, B. Ernst, G. Chiyington, Advisor Row 2: L. Anderson, J. Hunter, V. Schlobonm, V. Davrdson, B. Lipps, A. Crawford, M. Orr, E. Ayres. Row l: E. Goldbergcr, H. Byers, E. Lahne, S. Wledernan, A. Purcell, B. Mehle, B. West, L. Nibbelin. . -X ' i f ' 4 ffw X If .flflwuh of Back Row: E. Wilke, O. Meyer, T. Vinovich, A. Jones, B. Hausam, W, Williams, D. Platte, H. Weber, L. Wood, J. Kott. Row 4: B. Sollberger, W. Fischer, F. Voight, M. Willis,'B. Duclos, A. Kruger, C. Hibbard, N. Marx, G. Peck, M. Whittaker, R. Shoff. kow 3: C. Cady, L. Allen, K. Seibold, J. Markoski, S. Hoferer, G. L. CoolC B. M. Binder, E. Walgan, J. Wolstenholm, B. Thompson, L. Ven Norman. Row 2: L. May, S. Campbell, M. Fuqua, M. Raschert, C. Hamlin, M. A. Miller, H. Joos, M. Wanninger, S. Gallagher, M. Driscoll, A. Machuck, T. Hayes, P. Prince. gohw I: A. Petkovsek, H. Cramer, M. Baumann, M. Lovekamp, G. Gomes, E. Showers, H. Zierke, C. Farris, M. E. Wykoff, R. Parr, B. c indler. 'sv HYXLQNC. l., is ax . Back Row: R. Showers, C. Niemeier, L. Delicath, W. Stiff, B. Einfeldt, R. Smith, E. Kallister, R. W. Adams, J. Penn. Row 4: D. Beechler, B. Marks, B. Kupper, G. Heinz, M. Jonas, A. Catterall, B. Cornwell, G. Wilkinson, W. Wolpert, B. Rigley. Row 3: S. Kane, V. Houlihan, K. Borland, E. Hundemer, M. McClelland, A. M. Cleary, D. Schoenheider, B. Wilson, H. Base, M Row 2: D. Schmidt, R. Wilken, L. Warren, B. Ulevitch, M. J. Lee, B. Lorch, A. Actos, L. Majerus, G. Frochter, E. Klarich. Row I: D. Robley, l. Parr, E. Semlow, J. Wierschem, L. Parr, H. Wormer, M. J. Carson, V. Behrens, L. Krahn, B. Roberts. 84 4 't .,. N fix 9' ug' ., ,. . Back Row: B. M. Binder, T. Maiers, F. Voight, E. Hunderner, P. Prince, M. Heidewald, E. Harms, A. Kruger, C. Hibbard, B- Robeftfn B Duclos. Row 3: A. Haley, A. Haslam, D. Gimbel, L. Maierus, L. Allen, L. Glavash, D. Wertz, A, Saltsman, M. Willis, W. Fischer.. l Row 2: K. Borland, R. Sholf, L. Gardener, l. Jacobs, H. Naisen, H. Vogelsang, J. Egan, F. Lang, B. Haines, Miss Chivington, Advisor Row I: P. Grumbling, R. Fisher, L. Palumbo, B. Wooley, L. Van Norman, E. Ayres, M. Driscoll, L. Strassburger, M. Purcell, A. Actos B. Bontz. f jf T 7 fifth if Back Row: B. Schmitt, J. Lehman, M. J. Wilken, H. Cramer, F. Steipp, V. Melling, K. Seibold, M. Jenkins, M. Thomas, A. Ferre, D. Fics kel, R. Miller, B. Jass, D. Gregory, C. Hinderliter, A. Jones, T. Feger, H, Chandler, B. Boulton, D. Mahany, D. Breeding, E. M. Turbett. Row 3: L. Orr, A. Machuck, B. Sollberger, H, Hale, M. Matkovich, M. Brereton, L. Goll, V. Eads, K. Martens, M. Hemantoler, R. Schlat- ter, M. Heitzman, B. Barth, J. Wood, V. Stieghorst, M. Von Boeckmann, L. Gladson, C. Rodden, G. Charles, M, Hoffman, L. Kepler. Row 2: S. Sherman, B, Caplan, M. Young, G. Peck, C. Cady, E. Kouri, E. Wolgan, V. Schlobohm, V. Grimm, M. Schuchmeilski, L. Field- ing, V. Caldwell, B. Callahan, M. Uphoff, P. Koch, J. Segler B. Hedrick, W. Jaeger, H.. Leischke, G. Fultz. Row I: H. Zierke, M. J. Lee, J. Patterson, B. Schindler, R. Parr, M. E. Wyckoff, M. Wanninger, A. Kendall, V. Monroe, W. Wertz, E. MC- 95 Alister, M. Dunn, E. Maddox, B. Deobler, A. Shecklen, M. Grawey, E. Neff, J. Maxwell, V. Erxleben. f . . -2- , V- Qs- ,-up - 1 f maf,.f,:. , N, 'lfllfl' 1 M5'f5iT21f7Ql!QE:V-,fl,,,19l1Vi'YS5'5Vf'L' 1 A3fffV31'Ji5i ' Vi 5 J A . hwy .7 1 J -Qww'zvfzllil-i w'-',i:P. his 3iZ1ff1'1'L:cf,1Q-4., iaiifigi i . , , ., was 6 ,V - Y ' ' 'M K -mfg 1 'f A 251: I :J7 5-,fzsza-fa ' v Q-21:15 .1 f , ff? i 'iff vgxgyf .2 b' vs iff: - .V ' :ff S 1 5 f' ' ' V ' ' 45fqgR 5QfMQ i 'f , ffm 1 41 ,,,,6. - W gg, .,., gi, A I Q Q Q ,, Qu A A 4 1: Q is -gf Q m wavggaqzgmzw E Q 1 Q f ew M..- fhwr wail! 4 W 4 4 , Wg 3 L, 4 4 , J' 5 f K k r Q' S -if f Q v . 1, ,Z ,dd JU r 5' 3 Q , .L Q . V . .. 'hif i Q . 1' x u- 52 .7 1 as Q df A, .., . 2 v,',', fi , ?Q'.Z'Ajs..a-R1f2- ,v Af. . - 45: Q ' 'z 4- , N . f 'f.-.:.'.'..-:.' 5 iw gg Q if if Q is ,M . ,fp.J,,.,, ,, .- . mmf-:Q rv -. -' W. lr M is ' Ei s 3? gg ii? Q k,,, L, K. if -N kr W Qin Qwifg, ' if 2 3 N fx sf 5 sg . ,Vw rf A 'uf ' Q 95355 WV ,, 1 v 1 4 f i., g' 5 L , i . ,, 1 -V V W f LffA emi ,ki 5 M Back Row: W. Fall, J. Bartholomew, N. Waggener, B. Schwartz, K. Heindelsman, D. Babbs, W. Stiff, J. Toni. Fourth Row: B. J. Johnson, D. Frost, B. Rigley, H. Wormer, E. Tursam, F. Meyers, B. Einfeldt, H. Garrels, J. Sullivan, E. Reavley, B. Strassburger, J. Penn D. Hardin, R. Hawley, B. Ward, W. Rogers, K. Mohn, M. L. Graham. Third Row: R. Birch, G. Krosse, R. Riddle, B. Lipps, S. Holferer, M. Wise, S. Zeisler, J. Wainwright, A. Crawford, P. Donavon, H. Bose, R. Lauderdale D. Puterbaugh, M. Cohen, P. Martin, B. Look, Mr. Huber. Second Row: M. Templin, G. Chambers, D. Leber, l. Cantor, l. Jaeger, D. Moffat, E. Chavini, L. Schoch, l. Shinnefield, N. Waugh, V, Davidson, J. MC Gann, W. Wolpert, L. Delicath, P. Williams, C. Fugua, D. Carter, J. Sleeth, W. Davis. First Row: T. Higgins, B. Skinner, J. Hunter, B. Kerstetter, S. Folkers, C.'Tribey, J. Kolditz, M. Turner, L. Cassens, B. Ernset, A. Weber, O. White, A. Kru ger, D. Mohn, P. Early, E. Bolam .51 1 CS l Orc . l Back Row: B. Rigley, F. Meyer, N. J. Marx, Mr. Huber, Director, E, Lauderdale, D. Carter, L. Delicath, P. Williams, G. Wissel, K. Hein l zzlman, M. Baumann, M. Hayes, J. Tzmplin. l Front Row: D. Keats, G. Casszns, B. Heuermann, E. Lahne, A. Kruger, D. Mohn, V. Davidson, W. Buettner, L. Wilson. W C fo 1 oy 9 'ro fbgzf cial Ram l9:wFLe ima Q Back Row: J. Kolditz, B. Swartz, D. Carter, Director. Row 2: J. Sleeth, L. Delicath, R. Lauderdale, B. Look, D. Liett, P. Williams, W. Wolpert. Row I: D. Klatt, G. Wilkinson, P. Early, W. Rigley, H. Wormer, B. Strassburger. 88 bring Erwernkle Standing: G. Wissel, R. Heuerrnann, N. J. Marx, F. Meyer, L. Wilson. Seated: E. Lahne. Ewan S D. Carter H. Bose, B. Swartz, W. Str Reavely, Mahn. ' ffwernfcfe Back Row: I. Jaeger, D. Mohn, V. Davidson, L. Shinnefield. Front Row: E. Chavini, A. Weber, P. Early, A. Kruger. ff B. Strassburger, B. Einfeldt, D. Hardin Eutaugh. 0 Ka xv' 4,0 A Eleanor Randall Lois Parr Bob Zim erman Art Faculty Business lllanager Kathleen .Doyvning Orqanizations Rosemary Kna p Business Stall, Bob Cambron Editor Miami Stanley Vlytcliesx Margaret Heitzru Rosalee Barra K thl B l a een or am, Delmar Esclm George Krosse Rosia Cluts Evangeline Loefl' F d 5 d J F ll E'l ah . pazioqixpra es2n.Q'1:' J kD ' C I A ld B b E'f Bmgnessuggaqi ggopngmgpeg Pgotoaecggyt Dorothy Hartmann Juniors B b R ' l6XSS8Cldtg'Eg?tOf SSISTANTS wma Morell nmy Graham :rnon Schaffer riha McClelland Ezelzierkc anor McA urlene Cottl ulah Ray M ' ' L k 3J5acfff2n2mP Cam Il 3' 1 C lnJe3-?f332 g,,.,3g'f C a az,E f'f' manual - Co-Editors: Irene Parr, Doris Robiey Back Row: L. Spidle, R. Mason, E. Drudi, J. Penn, D. Meister, Row 2: B. Barr. M. Carr, J. McEvov, L. Shipp, M. J. Car C. Wheatley, H. Hundemer, C. Zaman. M. Zick, I. Parr, P. Fueger, D. Robley, Row 3: L. Slwemas, J. Wiike, B. Pieper, A. Ferre, P. Eqert, Row I: S. Gallaaher. E. Goldberqer, G, Breisacbxef 92 R. Pucknus, M. McClelland, L. Krahn, M. E. Armfield. A. Cohen, M. Bouchezy A. Actos, B, ghle, r f C. Liops. L. Hoffman i X 55: 4:-A, X W, we ,LQ ' Z mzlf wma.. X ,A f f ' . L 4 4 4 ,f H5 3-49 L E. 5 vii. is Y is Row four: Mgr. Burlre, D. Wolgan, B. Gish, G. Castellani, W. Miller. Row three: D, Wall, T, Vinovin A. Porch, G. Hereford. Row two: Capt. B. Bledsoe, B. Cusson, T. Derby, B. I-lausam, C. Cartwright. Row one: D. Setterlund, W. Fall, L. Maston, D. Mead, O. Mahany, J. Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Ca pt. B. Bledsoe. .I. Schindler, F. LaBodie, A , If il L nl X, ch, Esch, L. Desmond, A. Jones W. Williams, Although thc anual football squad showed the inability to be a continual winning team throughout the season, they did, by all means, show the ability to be-a fighting team even through the most bitter defeats. 7 7 O 6 7 7 I2 I4 6 6 Won 2 East Moline I3 East Peoria 6 Lincoln I4 Canton 7 Pekin 9 Spalding I 3 Streator 0 Champaign 66 Woodruff 20 Central 26 Lost 8 .- - ,M A -' wfvwgmhw f-vga.-M A f P p 'df ..- , QQ3 gf we K H ,.,,.,.a- H .. T . qw , kk Ygmtzr M I ' --.-.Q In N VI 'U m O ri' ru O 5 nr -. ri' m 0 ,S cv U' '4 N 0 -. i cv Z' :- i. Livengood goes through left guard for 3 yards. f 3. Meade going around right end for 4 yards. fs ra. 3... Q. of - ,. A' s gil' we L Y . t . ,as ,Mg K sm! ' . i 7- . . mmf .W Q ,flgiifupdf I xi ,F A Y if N an A im' 4 A fn! .wax ' 'Q ' ' V. . d A' L ' V fi, ye I Kryhr in A W ' . W .nrfw K, I . A . .fa . ,Q 'lg if .W rv-Ayyilik '5 M 'S' if A iw ,W ,, 4 .5 K J 'V Wig? W . , V mf Q in , s fr s as . ..,. s .rrs e so is . rs or ' Rf M ss .r w 9 fl...-'s :fm 9' . .is 'Kimi - 3, X Row tl'iree: A. Friedericlw, G. Clarlc, J. LaBodie . Row two: A. Jones, B. Gish, B. Lawless, T. Derby D. Esclw. Row one: Coach Baxter, B. Hausam, W. Williams. Jones, Austin Starting strong at the beginning ol the season, Manual toolc an early lead in 'ctie Big Twelve, however, injuries slaclcened their pace. During the season Manual dropped several close games going down in deleat only by a lew points. Manual's height and rebound ability made them a dangerous team at all times. Manual ended the sea- son talcing second place in the regional and second place in the sectional, being eliminated by Ruslwille in an overtime game. Manual Knoxville ......... Manual East Peoria. . . Manual Galesburg . . . . Manual Streator ......... Manual Champaign ....... Manual W. Waterloo, Iowa Manual Ames, lowa ...... Manual Pekin ............ Manual Spalding .. . Manual Lincoln ., Manual Central .... Manual Canton ,.... . Manual Woodruff . . . . Manual Spalding .. . Manual Lincoln .. . Manual Pelrin .... . Manual Central .... . Manual East Peoria .. . Manual Streator ..,. . Manual East Moline . . . . Manual Canton ..... Manual Woodruff . . . if 5 .Aw M wa if ,gi W 1 ? .1 in af WJ X' . was lfiiixfiifi Q, af li fi ,fa iff' K4 1 8 f ' 5 1' f ' 2 'f . A9453 A ' Kggmewv, ,ig XX ,six x'5-X Y' A -... N lm 1 K LR '1- -I mf 2 QW W 1 f. - 1 . A 'A wah W, q xzfxf' 4 X, , W Q 7 ,pw - QT: X ' W N ' 'M 2556? af X . .. . Q Q. if 5+ K Q Q' A w Iii! if Q .-L ,iv fi, Q, 3 4 Q 2 Ir, 9' f 'li , my ' ws-Q X ig Q 1 wi M ark 'anus E? 'JDE s. if if V 4 QE gr w N, xx f f 'ii IOI I , A f 45' J 1 E .-.11 J: , W M :sv 1 r ' V, 5'--,i X .1 ri.- Y4 IE ff? ,Q N4 , 'ififf ,H , 1 if 13, rr M sm wg WT' F, A ,egiwiizifffx 0 .x:::?5gg5gi5 A059 Q L 552 2 ig ,L 'FREN , ,,,,, 'ww Am , W x ' .J los lf. Er. ROW fhleel Coach B2Clf6f, G- Cldflf. M. Zcfwiih. J. Poison, Mgr. Wolgan. Row two: D. Esch, W. Williams, L. Kamins, A. Jones J- Ffalee- Row one: R. Schmitt, M. Schafer, R. Wendland, W. Walraven, H. Kolditz, J. Jolly, A. Friedrich. W. Walraven Q. Manual's baseball team set a blazing record last year 7 winning the city and the intra-city championship. With a fast clicking, almost perfect defense, and a hard hitting offense they were able to accomplish this feat- Other than this, the team, behind good batting, pitch- ing, ancl fielding, was able to finish the season in true championship style by gaining the Big Twelve Title. Manual 4 Princeville Manual 5 East Peoria w Manual I3 Spalding Manual 7 Woodruff Manual 7 Central Manual I3 Pekin Manual 8 Spalding Manual 7 Woodruff Manual 3-9 Streator Manual l Central Manual I l-I I Bloomington Manual 2 M Pekin 'QED- Agfa 5lXE ' lm ' X Q' if '- 7 i I04 . '74 J' f si NM .ELDQ get - 2 3 7 6 IO ll 7 0 6-I O 4-lO l Row two: T. Vinovitch, C. Brodbeclc, M. Thomas, E. Wilke, Clarlce. Row one: G. Clarke, Coach Atkinson. Vinovich, Ted ManuaI's golf team was handicapped somewhat this spring due to the ineligibility ot a couple of its members. However, consider- ing the competition that existed in the city last year and Central Illinois, Manual won their share ot honors. Prospects tor Coach Atkinson for next year Ioolc a little brighter with Chet Brodbeclr, Ed Wilke and Bill Cordell returning from this year's squad. Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual 0 Woodruff . ...3 PeIcin.,... ... 4V2 Central ... I Woodruff . 3 Central .. . 8 Lincoln . . .. . 9 Spalding . . ...3 PeIrin..... ... 6 Spalding . , 5 V2 Bloomington Results on 2 Lost 7 Tied I .. ..I2 .. 9 7Vz I I 9 4 3 9 6 9 V2 IOS f X Row two Coach Baxter L Lamprecht O Mahaney J Cassella A Beckwith, J. Graham, C. Maus, J. Farley. Row one: E. O'Donnell B Gish B Helm A Porch T Derby B Hausam D Esch C Cartwright, T. Booker. ,I 'tb ' Although this year's track team 'Finished the season none too successfully we compliment these boys tor their hard worlc and fine spirit ot play. Displaying untiring ettort at all times, the squad remained a dangerous foe to any opponent. Manual 52 Pelcin 70 Manual 56 Canton 66 Manual 74 East Peoria 48 Manual 58 Irgyghhxfoodrutt 64 fs Q tft'5 'X may QM i -rfypif ,effd - E L QF-'Y C iii, ti 2,351 ' 'W Top: A. Ross, J. Gilmore, S. Gallagher, M. Driscoll, L. Orr. Bottom: D. Badgerow, D. Mead, J. Tony. The Mirror compliments this group of cheerleaders tor the worlc and effort they have displayed. This is the first year Manual has had such an organization where cheerleading and gymnastics have been combined. Most of this group are juniors: therefore, the stu- dentS of Manual are looking 'Forward to being well represented in this type of activity in the future. gg! M4 754,10 , 'tw a fv fs s o N-p7 aa J 41 r , ,,.-I ,I Row three: A. Neolcratis, E. O'DonneIl, R. Fritch, C. Sollberger, J. LeBodie, B. Cusson G Johnston M Zerwekh Row two A Fnednch D. Meacl, J. Frazee, B. Mcfraith, C. Cartwright, D. Setierlcnd,lW. Farrow, H.Burlre Row one B Gash A Beckwith D Esch l. Kamrn J. Schindler, A. Jones, W. Williams. 5 1 7 ' fwk ull . 9 V04 if Q W . , 1. Wim-'m QFSYEQW--4 k 71 X Y 5' .gbwsksgmgxyqwgmie 113 .+:1Si:9w?Qz f My A-Y, -N1 ' 1-gi Qffga i,.,, , , sjwfv V i in . X 421' f '1 J i .. Q 1 Q ' 4' 1 X Q I 4 N ikl ifl K j.1lf1gif.g i 5 ' Q P f A ws, ' QWWSQ ' X. 9g:s1.1s:iQ2:1'i.- . f ,wr jak, N52 if if :ffl +4 Q 1114: Fe W-.N M, f-'Q sg, 1 if J Q I' at aw 8 'ie E -'S T QM 2, vw 'ffzvf' 35' f ,,.Wa,f viii ,J 5 nig.:i:, F2 . ' -5224- i 11 f ' i . ,549 ' 51 tl. iy ., F'w13'iy1f'f af . W ,. -K Mfiq if CAST Gay Marshall ..... Miss Betty Marshall .... James Warren ...A Bobby Ellis. . . Dick Royster. , Annette Burns ..., Elsie ,.......,. . . Jeanne . . . . Millie . . Phyllis ...... Norma McDaniel . . .Anita Cohen . . . .Jerry Smith ...Paul Williams .Bob Zimmerman . . .Eleanor Eilers . . .Dorothy Paul .Grace Prettyman . , .Betty Johnson ... ,Bernice Prill Directed by Mary Doering O Drum 1 First Mate Einleldt. y Gillespie. :tary Vada Rrclney, Sally Biggs, Mable Wainscott, Norma Baden, Edith Ann eanne McEvoy, Dorothy Paul. Betty Johnson. Second Mate-Ed Wilke Walters-Ed Wilke, Otto Meyer, Gene Wilkinson, Leonard man Weber, I-Iarold Wormer. Cook-Irene Gipe. Toe Tap--Edith Gillespie. VI. Organ-Piano-Nona Vinson, Ed Wilke. VII. Trio-Betty Andre, Pat Folks, Phyllis Egert. VI I I. Celebrity-Anita Cohen E 'fe if Q .o.Js,r X 1 me A , . f?5,:,2' ox 1. i , 1 ., 1' 'if Swim , .K K 5 ' 'N vi' UAL 5. o. IX Bowery Somervrlle, Cecil Sollberger X. Ed Wrlke at the Whrstler-Charles Conner Old ltaly -Kathleen Bourland. Xl ebufante-Betty Pelper. XIV. ce Blue Gown-Lois'Strassburger, Harry Gxllesple, Mary Lee Gr , m, Charles Conner. .'r XV. Sf se Serenade. 1 4 ff Roll laours-Cloyroo whale, Fred Amo. Z if '+ao vo ,sei rvi' Ci P' gsm ' he lyk li 1 M, 1 l. W PAX INGERS-Gracie Prettyman, Stanley sforooo. f 'QHESTRA-wmaom Rroloy, Harold Wormer, Pool Early, Urol Klatt, Bob Strassburger, Lois Dellcatln, Roy Lau' oooolo, Paul w.sr.omo, Brll Look, wooroy Wol por, Bob Schwartz, Joe smooth, lm Koldutz Dean Carter director. 1 9, M . 2133 I v.. . 'i 5 X K 1 - f ,, C . 'Z as , , o A J 4 I ff Sfpfzing fizuefc l-loward Brent Ed Burns ..... Vic Lewis. . . Lou l-lerron. . Mrs. Spangler. Anne Purcell. . Vivian George. . . l-lenry Purcell. Phoebe Purcell Maude Corey ..... Virgil Bean. .. Dr. Dixon .... CAST ....John Pitzer ....Carl Zernan . . . .Jaclc Picton . .Amelia Purcell Virginia Johnson ...Betty Junlcer Phyllis McVeitty Richard Xlffeiman ... .Helen Byers ....Jean Fuller .Robert Gorman ..William l-loag Directed by Gretchen l-lulsebus I 1, 16, til i r 330. 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Kellstedl: J. C. Povloslci Where Service Means More Than a Promise vie S fr - I ' ' Vfii I ,HH 'V . 5, 2. Modeled by Rose Castle l-lelen Nalsen Betty Socha using e Royal VI mfg.. f' ...p-awA 6 ,,,,,,,, 2 , AT THE! cnoss Bombs OF CENTRAL 1LL1No1s l'lere stands the most modern store, physically, in this city. Behind it is a ten million dollar annual buying power, unapproached in interior-lllinois, lor comparable merchandise. IT IS TOMORROW'S STORE TODAY at the Cross Roads of Central Illinois BLO KAND KUIIL . ,lf .lx of ,Q i ,s 3 , , , 4 55 gg? -may Q i 'iii ' D t A sst.i , Q ., 2 X , ' 'X '4 Q 7 Q? 1 1 ' Si ',,, 7 - M Y, X. . Magi , ' R ,, ' ' i 1 ' bi? ! 1 ' 'i , Q 3 V 'wn..,,, 5 1 A A f. . '-va, v..t 'gl M i' ' QHKWMN11 wi I sf f . -LL., . A -.1 -Wg aw, ' M, i l rs ,s on st if ltsxr i E9 1 efe e s s if - , - ff' ,vi gf, i i l i l it if S' i igmm t l ,M me ,E ,, Wai fi WHAT NEXT? The Field of Business is demanding more and better Trained Help. Special- ized training and our Free employment department will put you in line for your opportunity. Go to Brown's-attend a school where many Future executives are now in training. ' lWe accept only High School Graduatesi WRITE, PHONE OR CALL FOR CATALOGL BROWN'S PEORIA SCHOOL 0F BUSINESS Established in I887 240 S. Jefferson Ave. Phone 3-i256 PLAY SUIT For the Cutdoor Girl Shop CLARKE 8. CO CALIFORNIA - Bradley is accredited by the North Central Association ot Colleges and Secondary Schools as a degree-granting institution. It is on the approved list of the Association of American Universities and the American Association ot Univer- sity Women, and is accredited by the University ot Illinois with Class A stand- ing, and by the Illinois State Department of Public Instruction. Bradley is located upon a beautiful campus at the western edge of Peoria, in one of the best residence districts, adjacent to an attractive natural park ot three hundred acres. BRADLEY COLLEGE, Peoria, Illinois, Co-education' al. Established 1897. Cosmopolitan student body-- 40 states and 4 foreign countries. New dormitories. Besides liberal arts courses, departments in Art, Music, Home Economics, Business Administration, Public Administration, Engineering, Nursing, Sec- retarial, Pre-legal, Pre-medical, Iournalism, Drama- tics, Industrial Arts, Intercollegiate and intramural athletics, band, orchestra, chorus, A Capella Choir. Attractive campus. Co-operative plan if desired. Write for catalogue and illustrated bulletin, Dr. Frederic R. Hamilton, President. YEAR OPENS SEPTEMBER 9. 194 a HI .... 'Wh- 0' 'T SINGERS JEWELRY CQ. 420 MAIN sr. Peoria's Old Reliable Jewelers. 1940-THE B 8a M's 5001 'Zfeaa of Swaice A STORE OF OUTSTANDING FASHIONS FOR YOUNG AND OLD. . . WHERE QUALITY IS TRADITIONAL . . . AND WHERE MODERATE PRICE ASSURES YOU OF THE UTMOST VALUE SO. ADAMS AT FULTON ST. i D9 H0 Hammond Organs FOR TS' 7 lf ScI1ooI,CI1urcI1, Home ADAMS Music CO. 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X K ,lil ,rl hi Abbey, Philip, 62, as lx xx ' , Abraham, Josephine fs ' Ackerman, Ed, 54 Actos, Angelia, 62, 84, 85, 92 , Robert W., Bl, 84 Adams Music Co. 141 Adams, Robert M., 54 Adams Addler, Doris, 28 ... 1 X J, ti X Bartley, James, 29, 74 Bartonville Bank, 141 Adamson, Mr. Gray, 14, 77 Aiello, Mr. John, 14 Albert, Ceceila Albert, Michael, 28 Alberts, Norman, 63 Alden, John Alexander, Anita, 28, 81, 83 Alexander, Dorothy, 21, 73 Allen, Edward, 86 Allen, Louise, 54, 84, 85 Allen, Lula, 54, 71 Allison, Elizabeth, 63 Allonge, Betty, 28, 72, 76 Ammerman, Lillian, 28, 71, 73 Anderson, Bob, 86 Anderson, Bruce, 54 Anderson, Dolly Anderson, Gene, 28 Anderson, Gordon Anderson, L., 63 Anderson, Lorraine, 63, 76, 83 Anderson, Marjorie, 63 Anderson, Mary Jane, 54 Anderson, Vivian, 63 Andre, Bette, 28, 67, 70, 73, 81, 82, 83 Anske, Frederick, 28, 74 Applegate, Mrs. Gertrude, 14 Applegren, Betty Jane, 50, 67, 68, 83 Argo, Pauline, 66 Armtield, Mary Eleanor, 54, 70, 72, 77, 92 Arnold, Carolyn, 27, 28, 67, 70, 71, 72, 83, 91 Arenhalt, Ruth Atkins, George Atkins, Henry Atkinson, Mr. Ralph, 14, 105 Atteberry, Jacque, 28, 81 Auld, Ellen, 62, 68, 75 Autry, Emily, 54, 71 Aylward, Jack Ayres, Ellen, 83, 85 B Babbs, Donald, 87 Babcock, Murray, 62 Baden, Norma, 62 Badgerow, David, 54, 108 - Badgerow, lsabelle Badgerow, Virginia Bailey, Harry, 28, 81 Baird, Ray, 68, 71 Baldwin, Barbara, 28, 73 Barber, Victor, 54, 68 Barr, Betty, 29, 92 Barr, Jeanne, 50 Barra, Henry, 63 Barra, Rosalie, 54, 71 Barry, Delores, 29, 69, 81 Barth, Betty, 62, 85 Bartholomew, Jim, 87 Bartonville Bus Line, 133 Baumann, Mildred, 63, 84, 88 Baxter, Gwen Baxter, Mr. Richard, 14, 98, 106, 110 Beadles, Doris, 66 Beals, Shirley, 66 Beames, Marjorie, 50, 67, 76 Bechtold, George Beck, Eugene, 75, 80 Becker, Mr. Stuart, 14, 104 Beckwith, Albert, 29, 74, 106, 109 Beechler, Donald, 29, 74, 81, 84 Behnke, Walter, 21 Behrens, Marie, 63 Behrens, Robert, 29, 74 Behrens, Virginia, 29, 70, 73, 75, 84 Bell, Harold, 50 Bell, Mr. Robert, 14, 75 Benn, Albert Benn, Blanche, 62 Bennett, Franklin Berger, Edward, 66 Berger, Ralph, 62 Bergneris, 134 Breeding, Darlene, 85 Breisacher, Gloria, 62, 86, 92 Brenn, Betty, 54 Brereton, Marian. 63, 85 Brewer, llene, B6 Briggs, Bert Briggs, Vada Mae, 63, 72 Brillhart, Delbert Britt, Betty, 62 Broadstone, Bertie, 63 Brod, George Brodbeck, Chet, 54, 105 Brodbeck, Robert, 21 Brooks, 135 Brown, Betty Jane, 63, 86 Brown, Don Brown, Donald Brown, Dorothy Brown, Eugene Brown, Gerald Brown, John, 63 Brown, Marjorie, 29 Brown, Mary, 62, 75 Brown's School ol Business, 137 Bruce, Ed Bruninga, Eleanor, 63 Brunin-ga, Lester, 62, 86 Brusacher, Gloria Bryan, Albert, 54 Buchanan, Betty, 62 Buchanan, Mary Ellen, 66 Buck, Pauline Buchbinder, Pearl, 50, 67 Besserer, Erwin, 54 Bianchi, Mary, 63 Biegler, Dorothy, 62 Biggs, Sally, 50 Binder, Belva Mae, 62, 76, 84, 85 Binder, Margaret, 21 Bischoff, Ernest, 54 Bischoff, lrma, 29, 81 Blackman, Mr. John, 14 Blasek, Frederick, 29, 74 Bledsoe, Betty, 62, 86 Bledsoe, Robert, 21, 72, 74, 81, 83, Block 81 Kuhl Co., 136 Blume, William, 62 The B 8: M, 139 Bodtke, Christine, 63, 86 Bodtke, Dot, 54 Boesch, Bill, 63 Bolam, Edward, 54, 87 Bonnier, Jeanne, 63, 72 Bontz, Betty, 54, 71, 83, 85 Buehler, Marcella, 63 Buettner, Walter, 63, 88 Burch, Roger, 54, 87 Burk, Dale, 63 Burk, Donald, 62 Burk, Virginia, 21 Burke, Harold, 50, 94, 109 Burkham, Glen Burling, Imogene, 50, 67 Burns, Philip Byers, Helen, 30, 81, 82, 83 C Cady, Constance, 84 Cady, Paul, 54, 85 Cahail, Mr. Robert, 14 Caho, Dorothy, 66 Caldwell Clinton, 63 Caldwell, Miss Pauline, 14 Caldwell, Virginia, B5 Callahan, Betty, 63, 85 Callahan, Lillian, 30 Borland, Kathleen, 54, 84, 85 Bose, Helen, 62, 84, 87, 89 Bouchez, Mildred, 54, 71, 76, 83, 92, Boulton, Betty, 85 Bowden, Gladys, 66 Bowers, Agnes, 50, 76 Bowers, Kermit, 29 Bradle, Fred, 50 Bradley College, 138 Bradshaw, Floyd, 62 Bradshaw, Mary, 66 Brall, Ruthe, 29, 70, 72, 73 Bratton, John, 63 Bredeman, Evelyn, 63, 86 Callear, Thomas Cambron, Bob, 30, 67, 74, 75, 77 90 Campbell, Edna, 30, 70, 73, 75 Campbell, Katheryne, 54, 86 Campbell, Sylvia, 63, 84 Cantor, lrwin, 63, 87 Caplan, Bertha, 63, 72, 76, 83, 85 Caplan, Fannie, 54, 71, 76, 83 Capranica, Andrew, 21 Carey, Alvin Carlson, John Carnahan, Maxine, 72 Carpenter, Mary Lou, 63, 86 Carr, Austin, 66 Miss Lilly, 14 Carr, Doris, 54 Carr, Mary, 54, 92 Carrigan,John Carroll, Marietta, 62 Carruthers, Jack, 30, 74 Carson, Mary Jane, 30, 73, 75, 77, 81, 84, 92 Carter, Dean, 30, 87, 88, 89 Catteral, A., 81, 84 Cartwright, Cliff, 50, 94, 106, 109, 110 Caruso, Rosalie, 50, 71, 77 Case, Bob, 54, 75 Cassens, George, 63, 68, 88 Cassens, Luella, 75, 87, 63 Cassidy, Bob, 63 Cassidy, Tom, 30 Castellani, Gildo, 54, 94 Castle, Emma Rose, 54 Catterall, Arthur, 30 Caudill, Betty, 63 Central National Bank and Trust Co., 141 Chalmers, Dorrance, 30 Chambers, Gilvie, 87 Chambry, G., 50 Chandler, Helen, 63, 85 Chapman, Edna, 21 Chard, Donavon, 63 Charles, Garnet, 54, 85 Charles, Irma, 63, 86 Charles, Pauline, 54, 68 Cheesman, Bernadine, 63, 86 Chiavini, Eugene, 63, 87, 89 Chittum, Jerry, 62 Chivington, Miss Ginevra, 14, 83, 85 Clarke 8: Co., 137 Clark, George, 54, 98, 104, 105 Clausen, Donald, 81 Cleary, Ava Mae, 54, 70, 72, 78, 84 Cluts, Rosia, 50, 67 Cobourn, Eldon, 30 Crowley, Vernon Crump, Virginia, 31, 71, 73 Culshaw, Mildred, 63, 76, 86 Curry, Bill, 31, 81, 86, 90 Curry, Milton, 63 Curtin, Phyllis, 63 Cusson, Gloria, 55 Cusson, Jim, 66 Cusson, William, 31 , 67, 74, 94,10 D Daily, Mary, 21 D'Alionso, Jeanette, 50 Daniels, Robert Darrs, Robert, 62 Davidson, Raymond, 21, 75 Davidson, Virginia, 62, 72, 83, Davis, Edna Davis, Elizabeth, 62 Davis, Ester Davis, Bob Davis, Harold, 66 Davis, Williams, 31, 87 Davison, John, 63 Dawson, Bessie Dawson, Betty Dean, Cody, C., 54 Cohen, Cohen, Colvin, Combs, Condit, Conner, Anita, 21, 26, 92 Mischa, 87 lsla, 86 J., 55 Pearl Charles, 30, 67, 74, 75, 91 Coogan, Jim, 55 Cook, Bert, 63 Cook, Geraldine, 31, 76 Cook, Raymond, 63 Cooke, Gerry, 62, 81, 83, 84 Coombs, John Cooper, lrene Cooper, Patricia, 63 Copeland, Charles Cordell, Bill Cornwell, Robert, 31, 81, 84 Cottingham, Gerald, 21 Cottle, Darlene, 55 Cotton, Mary, 31 Coulter, Mr. Donald, 14 Craig, Dick Cramer, Helen, 63, 84, 85 Crawford, Alyce, 63, 72, 83, 87, 89 Cross, Duane, 55 Crotts, Velma, 62, 83 Crowley, Dorothy Crowley, Paul Deemie, Gerald, 62 Delicath, Louis, 84, 87, 88 Demmin, Karl, 63 Demmin, Edna Mae, 62 Dempsey, Jack, 60 Dempsey, Margaret Mary, 81 Dempsey, Warren, 31 DeNeen, Ellen Denny, Donna, 86 Denton, Elwood, 50 Deobler, Bernice, 63, 83, 85 Dekagisch, Edward Desmond, Louis, 50, 94 Derby, Tom, 55, 94, 98, 106, 110 DeYoung, Kathryn, 55, 76 Dieckow, Paul Dieiendori, Martha, 63, 86 Dieken, Mr. John, 14, 71 Dietz, Joe, 63 Dimon, Ralph Dimon, Warren, 31 Ditch, John Dixon, Jack, 31 Dixon, Martha, 63, 86 Dodge, James Doering, Miss Mary, 14, 76 Doerr, Bob Donovan, Patricia, 55, 87 Doran, Leonard, 63, 71 Doubet, Paul, 63 Doud, Mary, 55 Dowling, Jack, 31 Downing, Kathleen, 31, 67, 73, 90 Downing, LaDean Dressen, Opal, 66 Driscoll, Margie, 55, 84, 85, 108 Driskell, Don Driskell, Ernest Drudi, Eugene, 92 9,110 87, 88, 89 Drudi, Marian Duclos, Betty, 55, 84, 85 Dudley, Leo, 66 Duggins, Jack, 50, 67, 70, 71, 78, 91 Dulaney, Fred, 63 Dunbar, Walter, 32 Dunn, Mildred, 63, 85 Dunne, Patricia, 32 Dunnigan, Dennis E Eads, Virginia, 63, 72, 83, 85 Early, Paul, 32, 87, 88, 89 Ebaugh, Miss Flora, 14 Eberle, Eleanor, 32, 70, 72, 83 Eberle, Melvin Edwards, Helen, 50, 67, 75, 77 Egan, Jeanette, 63, 85 Egert, Phyllis, 32, 67, 70, 72, 73, 81 , 82, 83, 92 Ehrat, Anna, 63, 75 Eichenberger, Mary, 32, 73 Eilers, Eleanor, 22, 73, 81, 83 Einleldt, Bob, 32, 67, 84, 87, 72, 89, 91 Ekstrum, Mary, 63 Elger, Charlotte, 63, 68 Engelke, Bob, 86 Erickson, James Ernst, Beverly, 63, 83, 87 Erving, Jane Erxleben, Virginia, 63, 85 Esch, Delmer, 55, 94, 98, 104 Estep, Alvina Etaugh, Allred, 66, 89 Etaugh, Dale, 55 Eulitz, Marian, 55, 71, 78 Eustice, Junior, 62 Evans, Miss Marguerite, 14, 71 ,106,109 Everett, Alice Ewers, Vivian F Facker, Donald Facker, Harold Fagg, James, 86 Faginkraut, Mary Fahel, Alex Fall, William, 55, 87, 94 Farley, John, 55, 106 Farrand, Betty Farris, Catherine, 55, 84 Farrow, Winston, 32, 109 Fautz, Fred Fautz, Howard, 62 Fears, Grace, 62, 71, 83, 86 Feger, Thelma, 77, 85 Feger, Vivian, 63 Fenwick, Rose, 63 Ferre, Alice, 55, 70, 85, 92 Ferry, Marie, 32 Fickel, Dolores, 63, 85 Fielding, Louise, 63, 75, 85 Fihen, Nicholas Filey, Ray Filzen, J., 55 Fischer, Mussette, 63 Fischer, Waneta, 63, 72, 84, 85 Fisher, C., 55 Fisher, Dwayne Fisher, Mr. E. C., 13 Fisher, Rosa, 75, 85 Fitzgerald, Leon Flesner, Albert Flint, David, 55 Florey, Harold Florey, Helen, 22, 73 Foli, Julia, 32, 72, 75, 77 Folkers, Sarah, 63, 71, 75, 87 Folks, Patricia, 32, 70, 73, 81, 83 Folks, Bob Fosco, Lewis Foster, Della, 62 Fragel, Mary Ann Franks, Carl, 62 Franks, Orville Frasco, August, 55, 78 Frazee, Jack, 32, 75, 81,104,109 Frazee Nadine, 63, 75 Freeze Melvin, 33, 74 Fresh Milk Institute oi Peoria, 133 Friedrich, Adolph, 55, 61, 94, 98, 104,10 9,119 Thelma, 63, 76, 84, 86 Friess, Dale, 63 Fritch, Raymond, 33, 109 Fritz, Margaret, 63 Fritz, Ruthe, 33, 73 Frochter, Geraldine, 63, 84, 86 Frost, David, 87 Fueger, Peggy, 33, 92 Fuller, Jean, 27, 33, 67, 70, 73, 77, 83, 90 Fulton, C., 55 Fultz, Dorothy, 55 Fultz, Genieve, 63, 85 Fuqua, Clinton, 87 Fuqua, Mary, 33, 73, 81, 84 G Gallagher, Shirley, 55, 71, 75, 84, 92,108 Galles, Doris, 33, 73, 81 Galles, Gerald, 66 Gard, Harold, 50 Gardiner, Lucile, 85 Garney, L., 55 Garnsey, Lewis, 72 Garrels, Harold, 55, 87 Gay, Jack, 50 Geisen, Jeanette, 22, 26, 73, 76, 77 Gentes, Miss Lucille, 15 Georgans, Anna, 33, 67, 73 George, Anna, 63, 86 Getz, Marcella, 63, 68, 71, 76 Gherardini, Bruno, 55, 72, 78 Gibson, Louis, 33 Gibson, Sam, 50 Gilbert, Mr. Stephen, 16 Gillespie, Edith, 55 Gillespie, Bob, 50 Gillespie, Harry, 63 Gilmore, June, 55, 75, 108 Gimbel, Dorothy, 85 Gipe, lrene, 22, 75, 76 Gish, Bob, 33, 70, 74, 77, 94, 98,106, 109 , . ........ Gladson, Lovene, 85 Glavash, Lillian, 62, 69, 71, 77, 83, 85 Gleason, Dorothy, 55, 68, 76 Glick, Rex Glover, Leahta, 33 Goett, Wilma, 63 Goetz, Bill Goetze, Alice, 55 Hardin, Dale, 50, 87, 89 Hardin, Mr. Frank, 16 Harding, Leona, 62, 86 Harkins, Glen, 34 Harms, Elaine, 56, 83, 85 Goldberger, Elizabeth, 70, 71, 72, 78, 83, 85 Gall, Lillian, 85 Gomes, Alvin Gomes, Georgia, 33, 67, 68, 70, 73, 77, 81, 84 Gomes, Richard, 62 Gorman, Robert, 34, 74, 81 Grachek, Edith, 56, 72 Gralelman, Elena, 63, 86 Graham, James, 56, 106 Graham, Mary Lee, 56, 87 Granneman, Elmer Grant, Dean, 66 Grawey, Marguerite, 63, 75, Gray, Charles, 34 Gray, Gloria Gregory, Dorothy, 63, 85 Greiner, Betty Grider, Ruth, 62, 71 Grimm, Virginia, 63, 85 Grindle, Naomia, 56 Groceman, Clarence, 55 Groceman, Wallace, 34 Grose, Douglas Gross, Mr. Charley, 16, 110 Grumbling, Phyliss, 85 Gustalson, Warren H Haas, Geraldine, 22 Haddick, Mr. Ben, 16, 78 i Hagan, Ray, 50 Hageman, Donald Hagemeier, Betty Hague, Arthur, 34, 74 Haines, Betty, 62, 85 Hale, Donna Mae, 66 Hale, Helen, 50, 76, 83, 85 Haley, Anna, 62, 71, 83, 85 Hall, Franklin Hall, Mr. Robert, 16 Hallick, Nick Halliday, Lois Ham, Murray, 56 Hamberg, Betty Lou 85 Harper, Earl Harper, Eugene Harriett, J., 73 Harris, Boyd, 56 Harris, Mr. Jack, 16 Harris, Marjorie Harris, Ruth Harrison, Leon, 62 F Harrmann, Dorothy, 34, 6 Harrold, Albert, 62, 86 Hartman, Gladys, 50 7, 70, 75, 91 Hartnack, Robert, 34 Hartness, Jim, 62, 86 Hartsock, Dorothy, 56 Haslem, Audrey, 56, 85 Hauck, Arlene, 22 Hauck, Harvey Hauck, Opal, 50 Haueisen, Arthur, 63 Haueisen, Carroll, 56, 68 Hausam, Bob, 22, 81, 94, 98, 106,110 Hawks, William, 22, 75 Hawley, Ralph, 87 Hawton, Arline, 51, 77, 81, 83 Hawton, James, 63 Hayes, Betty, 63 Hayes Marcine, 50 Hayes, Marjorie, 34, 71, 76, 88 Hayes Ray, 50 Hayes, Hamlin, Claretta, 34, 73, 81, 84 Hamlin, Sheradon Hammer, Bill, 56 Hammer, Ruth, 56 Hanamean, Cecilia, 56 Hanauer, Ronald Hanburg, Frank, 50 Hancock, Wilbur, 56 Handzo, Helen Hanlon, Ed Hanover, Roland, 62 Hansen, Bob, 62 Happ, Don, 56 Hardin, Anna Marie, 34, 67, 69, 73 Haynes, Bernice, 50, 76 Hazelwood, Edythe, 63, 86 Head, Leota, 63 Heath, Betty, 73 Hedrick, Barbara, 63, 85 Heidewald, Betty, 34, 67, 68, 73, 83 Heidewald, Marjorie, 56, 85 Heindselman, Kathleen, 34, 87, 88 Heindselman, Maxine, 66 Heinz, George, 35, 74, 75, 81, 84 Heinzman, Arlene, 56, 76 Heitzman, Margaret, 56, 82, 83, 85 Heitzman, Wilbur, 56 Heller, Mardell, 56 Hellstern, Regina, 63 Helm, Brunsen,106 Helmantoler, Marguerite, 56, 83, 85 Helmantoler, Robert, 63, 77 Henderson, Roland, 35, 74 Heppner, Gertrude, 66 Herman, Gladys Hernandez, Margaret, 35, 67, 72, 73, Heryiord, Glen, 35, 72, 94 Heuermann, Edwin, 56 Heuermann, Gerhardt Heuermann, Bob, 35, 88, 89 Hibbard, Cloe, 56, 84, 85 Hibberd, Geraldine, 56, 72 Hibser, Frank, 56 Hieronymus, Helen Hiett, Dick, 88, 89 Higgins, Roberta Higgins, Tom, 56, 87 81,82 Higginson, Harlan Hill, Geraldine, 63 Hilling, Mr. D. C., 16 Hinderliter, Coletta, 63, 78, 85 Hindert, Bob, 50 Hinton, Bettymaye, 50 Hirner, Joe, 56 Hirsch, Dan, 71, 72, 77 Hirsch, Rose, 63, 76, 86 Hoag, Bill, 35, 74, 75 Hochstatter, Betty, 63, 76, 86 Hochstatter, Bill, 63, 71 Hodge, Wallace Hoehne, Ray, 63 Hoeltje, Bud, 63, 68, 71 Holerer, Shirley, 63, 72, 84, 86, 87 Hoffman, Lillian, 35, 72, 73, 92 Hottman, Rosemary, 64, 86 Hoffman, Martha, 56, 71, 85 Holliday, L., 58 Holligan, Harvie, 64 Holm, Mary, 64 Holzinger, Donald, 74 Holzschu h, Audrey, 64 Hoogerwel, Gerald, 62 Hoppe, Kenneth Hopwood, Ralph, 51 Houlihan, LaVerne, 35, 73 Houlihan, Virginia, 64, 84 Houston, Winilred, 35, 73, 76 Howe, Charles, 35, 78 Howerton, Helen, 56, 83 Huber, Mr. Fred, 16, 87, 88 Hutt, Virginia, 64, 86 Hughbanks, Geraldine Hulse, Bob, 56 Hulsebus, Miss Gretchen, 16 Humphrey, Humphrey Hundemer Hundemer Ella, 64 , Norma, 56, 75 , Eileen, 56, 76, 84, B5 , Harry, 12, 35, 74, 75, 77, 92 Hunter, Jeanne, 56, 70, 72, 78, 83, 87 Hurst, Richard, 56 Huthmann, Anna, 56, 71 lngrassia, John, 56, 71, 72 Isbell, Merlin, 35, 74 lsonhart, Mary Catherine lvey, Maria m, 64 J Jackson, Ruth Jacobs, Darlene, 56, 76 Jacobs, lrene, 56, 83, 85 Jacobs, Richard, 36 Jacobs, Shirley Mae, 56, 83 Jaeger, lla, 87, 89 Jaeger, Wilma, 64, 71, 83, 85 James, Evelyn, 62 Janke, Elwood, 57 Janssen, Eileen, 64, 83 Jarman, Betty Jass, Betty, 57, 83, 85 Jefferson Trust and Savings Co., 133 Jefford, Janice, 62 Jenkins, Jenkins, Jenkins, Jenkins, Jenkins, Charles, 22 Harry Mary, 64, 85 Bob, 86 Robert M., 64, 72 Jewell, Catherine, 57 Johanns Johanns en, L., 86 en, Jean, 36 Johns, Aileen, 57 Johns, G., 64 Johnson, Bernice, 76 Johnson, Betty, 76 Johnson, Betty June, 22, 61, 73, 87 Johnson, Harold, 64 Johnson, Edna, 64 Johnson, Miss Eloise, 16 Johnson, Jean, 64, 86 Johnson, John, 64 Johnson, Juanita, 66 Johnson, Margaret, 51 Johnson, Mr. R. C., 17 Johnson, Sherman Johnson, Virginia, 36, 73, 77 Johnson, Wanda Johnston, Bob, 62 Johnston, George, 36, 74, 81, 109 Johnston, Lois, 22 Jolly, Chas. Jonas, Albert, 36 Jonas, Marvin, B4 Jones, Austin, 36, 74, 75, 81, 84, 94, 98, 104, 109 Jones, Avis, 22, 85 Jones, Canarie, 51 Jones, Glenn Jones, Lee, 62 Joos, Harriett, 36, 81, 84 Jordan, Jordan, Jordan, Jorden, Joseph, Joseph, Canary, 86 Aline June, 22 Gretchen, 36 Francis Sam, 64 Junlrer, Betty, 36, 67, 70, 73, 81, 83 Juvinall, Leslie, 36 Juvinall, Wayne, 62 K Kahn, E ileen, 36, 67, 70, 73, 77, 90 Kahrs, Norman Kallister, Donald, 36 Kallister, Ed., 81, 84 Kamin, Kane, S Leo, 104, 109 hirley, 64, 84 Kanka, Evelyn, 23, 73 Karpuck, Marianna, 51 Keats Kelch, Virginia, 64 Kellenberger, Roland, 62 Kelley, Clarence Kelley, Pat Kelly, B etty, 64 Kelly, Bob, 64 Kelly, Ellen, 64 Kelly, Gene, Kelly, Leota, 37, 73 Kelly, Mary Jane, 37, 73, 83 Kelly, Donald Kemp, Bernard, 57 Kemp, James, 62, 86 Kemp, Mr. John, 17 Kendall, Alberta, 64, 85 Kendall, Dean, 64 Kennedy, Milton Koegel, Leo Kepler, Lois, 64, 85 Kerr, Mabel, 64 Kerrn, Casper, 37 Kerstetter, Betty, 64, 87 Keyes, Hazel Kimmel, Alvin, 23 Kindred, Ted King, Ethel, 23 Kingsley, Melva, 57, 77, 83 Kinsella, Elizabeth, 37 Kinsella, Katherine, 64 Kirkpatrick, Miss Madge, 17 Klaiman, Morris, 57 Klarich, Eleanor, 64, 76, 84, 86 Klatt, Richard, 37, 88 Klee, Velma, 51 Klein's, 133 Klingbeil, Dorothy, 66 Knapp, Catherine, 64 Knapp, M., 51, 75 Knapp, Rosemary, 37, 70, 76, 77 90 Knebel, Ed, 37, 74 Kneer, Ralph, 57 Knoll, Glenn Koch, June Rose Koch, Mabel, 64, 86 Koch, Phylis, 64, 85 Koeppel, Dorothy, 64, 86 Koeppel, Walter Koestner, lmogene, 23, 81 Koestner, Isabelle, 64 Kolditz, Jimmie, 64, 87, 88 Kosanovich, Milan, 62, 86 Kott, James, 37, 74, 81, 84 Kott, Thomas, 64 Kouri, Bernadine, 37, 73 Kouri, Elizabeth, 64, 85 Kouri, Margaret, 57 Krahn, Lorraine, 57, 72, 84, 92 Krakel, Betty Jane, 51 Krakel, Karl, 66 Kramer, Louis, 64 Kreeger, Larry Kroepel, Miss Gene, 17 Kromphardt, Dean, 23, 78 Kromphardt, Ethel, 57, 76 Kromphardt, ldamae, 66 Krosse, George, 57, 87 Kruger, Anita, 57, 84, 85, 87, 8 Kuchan, Arthur, 37, 74 Kuchmuk, Anne, 37, 73 Kuchmuk, Paul, 51 Kuhn, Bob, 62, 86 Kupper, Robert, 37, 74, 81, 84 of... Lane, Bob McGann Linsley, Robert, 64 Lockwood, Herbert MoFFa L LaBodie, Jack, 51, 94, 98, 109 LaGrow, Allred, 51 Lahne, Elisabeth, 38, 67, 71, 76, 8 Lamb, Willis, 38, 74 Lamprecht, L., 106 Landers, Mr. Ray, 17 Lane, Russell Lang, Frances, 64, 85 Langan, Charles Larash, Muriel Lasse, Ruth Latham, Laura, 66 LaTre, Charles, 86 Landerdale, Ray, 87, 89 Lauderdal, E., 88 Laumeyer, Bob, 68, 70, 88 Lauterback, Lois, 57, 65 Lauterbach, Lois Lawler, Margaret, 62 Lawless, Bob, 57, 98 Lazisky, Camille, 57 Leber, Dave, 62, 87 Lee, M. J., 62, 84, 85 Lehman, Carol Lehman, Joan, 85 Lehndori, Margaret, 38, 78 Leischke, Helen, 64, 85 LeMaster, Helen Lentz, Joe, 51, 71, 75 Leonard, George, 64 Leppin, Virginia, 75 Leucht, Betty Leucht, Jack, 64 Lewis, Eleanor, 57 Lindsay, Bill, 57 Linsley, Laverna, 57 Lipps, Betty, 64, 83, 87 Lipps, Caroline, 38, 61, 67, 77, 92 Litterest, Mr. Milton, 17 Livengood, Fred, 23, 75, 94, 110 Livingston, Mr. R. L., 17, 78 Loeffel, Charles, 86 Loeffel, Evangeline, 38, 70, 75, 83 Loigren, Ruth, 51 Lohn, Andy Long, Frances Long, Helen, 64 Look, Bill, 57, 75, 87, 88 Lorber, Robert Lorch, Betty, 62, 82, 84 Lord, Miss Georgiana, 17 Lorentz, Harold, 66 Lorton, Beulah, 57 Loukitus, Mr. Mike, 17 Lovber, Robert, 62 3, 85, 88, 89 Lovekamp, Marjorie, 38, 67, 70, 73, 77, 81, 84, 90 Lowen, Clarence Lowery, Edna Lowry, Marilyn, 64 Ludwig, Evelyn, 38 Ludwig, Shirley, 57 Lulay, Catherine Lyman, Bernadine, 38, 73 Lynn, Frank, 38 M McAlister, Eleanor, 64, 85 McBride, Vivian, 57 McBroom, Herschel, 57 McCann, Betty Lou, 38, 81 McCann, Wilma McCawley, Gene, 38, 74 McCawley, Glen, 38 McCawley, Ray, 39, 72, 81 McClain, Martha, 66 McClanathan, Miss Helen, 18 McClanathan, Miss Marilla, 18 Martin, Wilma, 57 Marvos, Dorothy, 62 Marvos, Martha, 62 Marx, Norma Jean, 39, 73, 77, 84 Marxen, Bob, 64 Maser, Philip, 39, 74 Mason, Mr. George, 18 5 Mason, Herbert Mason, Robert, 62, 78, 92 Mastaglia, Pete, 57 McClelland, Martha, 57, 70, 71, McClintick, Ed McClintick, Earl McCluskey, Lucia, 23, 73 Mccraith, Bill, 39, 109 McDaniel, Norma, 23, 73, 76, 77 McDerm ott, Joe, 64 McEvoy, Jeanne, 51, 67, 92 McEvoy, Robert, 66 McGann, Bob, 64 , Jack, 64, 87 72, 78, 84, 92 McGee, John, 39 McGovern, Ray, 51 McGovern, Richard, 51 Mclntosh, Virginia Mclntyre, Francis McKee, Miss Anna, 18 McKinty, Roger McMullen, Laverne, 57 McVeitty, Phyllis, 39, 67, 73, 77 Macefield, Thelma Machuclr, Alice, 57, 71, 84, 85 MacPhee, lmogene, 39 Masters, Edwin, 64 Maston, Annabell, 57 Maston, Lewis, 94 Matarelli, Silvio, 64 Matheny, Jack, 64 Mathis, Miss Florence, 18, 78 Matkovich, Matilda, 57, 85 Mattlin, Albert, 64 Maus, Charles, 57, 77, 106 Maus, Evelyn, 64, 77 Maxwell, Jean, 64, 85 May, Bob, 57 May, Lomalda, 57, 71, 76, 84 Mayer, Mary Lou, 64 Meade, Dean, 39, 94,108,109 Meadows, Dorothy, 62, 75 Mehle, Bernice, 73, 77, 81, 83, 92 Meier, Edna, 58 Meier, Pauline, 62 Meister, David, 58, 92 Melhouse, Lloyd, 40 Melling, Verna, 75, 76, 83, 85, 51 Melz, Shirley, 23 Merriman, Mildred, 40, 73 Merritt, Frank, 40 Meschnark, Ray, 66 Mettam, Velma, 40, 67, 68, 72 Meyer, Fred, 58, 87, 88, 89 Meyer, Jack, 58 Meyer, Lucille, 64 Meyer, Otto, 40, 74, 81, 84 Madden, Bernie, 57 Maddox , Elma, 51, 77, 85 Maddox, Everett, 39 Mahany, Dolores, 64, 85 Mahany, Oliver, 23, 94, 106 Maiers, Thelma, 76, 85 Maietta, Carmon, 64 Majerus, Leona, 57, 84, 85 Makovic, Tony, 51 Malchin, L., 72 Maloney, John, 72 Maloney, Lola Mae Mammen, Edward, 57 Mannschott, Robert, 17 Manuell, George Manuell, Richard Marcussen, Doris Marcussen, Margie, 57 Markoski, Jeanette, 64, 76, 84, 86 Marks, Bill, 57, 81, 84 Meyers, Lois Michael, Paul Mihloi, Ann, 51, 77 Miller, Arthur Miller, Bernadine Miller, Bill, 58, 75, 94 Miller, Darlene, 66 Miller, Ester Miller ,V Helen, 40, 73 Miller, Kenneth, 58, 81 Miller, Maybelle Miller, Mary, 40, 81, 82, 84 Miller, Robert, 64 Miller, Robert, 40, 64 Miller, Robert A., 64 Miller, Rosemary, 64 or 65 Miller, Rozella, 85 Miller, Ruth, 23, 76 tt, Dorothy, 58, 87 Martens, Fred, 39, 67, 72, 78 Martens, Kathryn, 39, 67, 70, 73, 76, 83, 85 Martin, Bill Martin, Mary Ellen, 70, 73, 83 Martin, Mary, 39, 64 Martin, Paul, 87 Martin, Verne Mohn, Dorothy, 51, 87, 88, 89 Mohn, Kathryn, 64, 87, 89 Mohr, Corrine, 66 Mohr, Robert, 64 Molchin, Berthena, 64, 86 Molchin, Lois, 64, 86 Molek, Eleanor, 64 Monroe, lra , 88, 89 Monroe, Josephine, 64, 76 Monroe, Verna, 58, 76, 85 Moore, Norma, 64 Morell, A., 76 Morgan, Emma Mae, 64 Morloct, Arlene, 58 Morrell, Anna, 58, 71, 78 Motte, Wayne, 64 Mott, Emogene, 40, 73, 76, 77 Mungoven, Mary, 64 Munsterman, Miss Helen, 18 Murdoclr, James, 58 Murphy, Albert Murphy, Robert, 58 Murphy, Vivian, 51, 76 Murry, Rosemary, 40, 76, 73 Mustulr, John Myers, Roland, 64 N P Page, James Palumbo, Lucille, 58, 85 Parr, lrene, 41, 67, 70, 72, 73, 76, 77, 84, 92 Parr, Lois, 41 , 67, 70, 72, 73, 81 , 84, 90 Parr Mary, 84 Parr, Ruth, 64, 72, 85 Partridge, Forrest, 81 Paschon, Geraldine, 41, 73, 75, 76 Paschon, Harold, 41 Passmore, Merle, 64 Patroff, Betty, 64 Patterson, Anna, 64, 83, 85 Paul, Dorothy, 24, 73, 75, 76, 77, 8 Paul, George, 66 Peace, Vivian Pect, Gloria, 64, 72, 84, 85 Penn, Jim, 58, 72, 84, 87, 92 Picton, Naisen, Helen, 82, 85, 58 Naisen, G., 83 Neal, Evelyn, 66 Neal, Gladys, 58 Neal, Lester, 58 Neff, Eileen, 64, 85 Neimeier, C., 58 Nelson, Harold, 62 Nelson, Jean, 62 Neotratis, Andrew, 40, 109 Neotratis, George, 62 Neptun, Milton, 64 ' Nesselhaus, Eugene, 40 Neureburg, Bernice, 66 Newsam, Ada, 64, 86 Peoria Blueprint, 142 Peoria Camera Shop, 141 Peoria Journal, 141 Peoria Star, 141 Peoria Typewriter Co., 134 Peplow, Ray Pery, Zelma, 72 Peters, Peters, Betty Jean, 66 Richard Peterson, Bernard, 58 Peterson, Ralph, 58 Peterson, Diclr Pethovset, Augusta, 5 Petros, Joseph, 64 Phillips, Evelyn, 58 Phillips, Shirley, 64 Jact, 42 1 1, 71, 76, 77, Newman, Betty, 51, 77 Nibbelin, Lois, 41, 70, 72, 73, 78, 83 Nicot, Warren, 64 Nieman, Mr. T. L., 18 Niemeier, Carl, 81, 84 Niemeier, Mildred Nienhirt, Theodore Noble, Ellen, 51, 83 Noe, Bob Novotney, Andrew Nyberg, Agnes, 41, 73 O Pieper, Betty, 51, 92 Pierson, Robert, 66 Pierson, Ruth, 66, 75 Pillischaplre, Rosemae Pitcher, Louise, 58 Pitsch, Arlene, 24, 73, 81, 83 Pitsch, Jeanne, 66 Pittner, Lois, 62 Pitzer, John, 42, 67 Pitzer, Katherine, 64, 71, 76, 86 Plaeger, Peggy Platte, Donald, 42, 81, 84 Plattner, Betty, 64, 86 Polson, Bernice Polson, Phyllis, 42, 73 Olson, Geraldine, 51, 77 Oatlord 8: Fahnestoct, 141 O'Brien, Bill, 41 O'Connor, Marjorie, 41, 73 O'DelI, Bill, 64 O'Donnell, Edward, 41, 74, 77, 106,109 O'Donnel, Jim, 58 Ogden, Raymond, 41 Olrtansti, Rosemary, 64 Oldendorph, Bob, 64 Olomon, Lila Mae, 64 Porch, Aaron, 94, 106, 110 Porter, Porter, Portman's Sport Goo Mary, 62 Weldon Postero, Leona, 58 Powers, Bob Powers Powers , Diclr, 62, 64 , Hazel Powers, John Powers, Kathleen, 66 Prather, Jact ds, 133 Orr, Lois, 58, 85, 108 Orr, Mairan, 62, 83, 86 Owen, Billy Owen, Norma, 41, 77 Owens, Francis, 41, 74 Prather, Wayne Pratt, Mr. Henry, 18 Prettyman, Gracie, 24, 73, 81, 83 Price, Bob Prill, Bernice, 24, 73, 75, 76, 81, 83 , 83 84, 86 Prince, Patricia, 58, 84, B5 Pritchett, Jact, 86 Puckett, Beatrice, 64, 75 Puctnus, Lillian, 64, 71, 78, 83, 86 Puclrnus, Rosa, 58, 70, 71, 78, 83, 92 Pugh, Mr. Lewis, 78, 74 Purcell, Amelia, 42, 73, 75, 76, 77, 81 , 83 Purcell, Margaret, 64, 72, 75, 76, 83, Puterbaugh, Don, 58, 87 Pye, Mildred, 51 Pye, Warner Q Quiclr, Gayle, 42 R Rae, William, 42, 74 Rabel, Betty, 68, 86 Rabold, Missvollie, 18, 67, 70 Rahel, Bette Jane, 72 Ralool, Catherine, 65, 86 Rater, Evelyn, 65 Rater, Wilma, 24, 73, 76 85 Randall, Eleanor, 42, 67, 70, 71, 72, 73 75 77, 83, 90 Raschert, Marianna, 42, 73, 81, 84 Ray, Beulah, 58 Reavley, Emma, 65, 87, 89 Reavley, Mariiane, 58 Rebbec, Marie, 42, 73, 76 Redfield, Virginia, 58, 76 Reed, Arthur, 78 Reed, Betty Jean, 65 Reed, Eldon, 42, 72, 86 Reese, Miss Clara, 19 Reeves, Walter, 66 Reinhard, Miss Gertrude, 19 Rembrandt Studio, 140 Rennie, Bob, 43, 67, 70, 74, 75, 77, Renshaw, Anna, 65, 75 Resler, DeWard Reynolds, John, 43 Richards, Genevia, 65 Richards, Harold, 58 Richards, Raymond Richardson, Cecile Richter, Ruth, 65, 76 Rickey, Vada, 58 Riddle, Robert, 81, 87 Ridgeway, Elzie Riebel, Carol, 43, 73, 75 Ries, Bernadine, 65 Righi, Joe Rigley, William, 43, 74, 84, 87, 88 Rinehart, Rose Marie Robb, William, 58 Roberts, Alton Roberts, Betty, 58, 72, 84, 85 Roberts, Orval, 43 91 Roberts, Wilma, 58 Robinson, Alvin, 62 Robinson , Effie Robinson, Frant, 62 Robinson, Geneva, 58, 71 ,, Schreiber, Julius Robley, Doris, 43, 67, 70, 7 Robley, John, 43, 75 Rodden, Catherine, 65, 85 Rodgers, B., 58 Rogers, Edwin, 65 Rogers, Bill, 87 Rohleder, Eleanor, 66 Roloff, Bob Rolotf, Ray Root, Betty Root, Doris, 66 Ross, Anne, 58, 75,108 Ross, Don, 62, 71, 86 Ross, Lewis, 43 Rossiter, Robert, 65 Roten, Austin, 24 Roten, Junior, 65 Roth, Bernadine, 43, 76 Rouch, Eugene, 65 Rowell, Danny, 71 Rubino, Robert, 58, 75 Rubino, Virginia, 66 Ruclcle, lmogene, 43, 81, 8 Rudd, Pauline, 43 Rude, Craig, 59 Rudlotf, Geraldine, 59 Rule, Juanita, 51, 67, 75 Rumple, Ormel, 66 Rush, Merlin, 59 Russell, Emmett Ryan, Dorothy, 66 Rynearson, Bob S Saddler, Opal Saltsman, Ardella, 85 Sandall, Betty, 59, 76 Sandall, Edwin, 65, 86 Sanden, Ruth, 59 Sanlr, Mary Rose, 59, 65 Sanlrs, Helen, 86 Sapp, Mr. John, 19 Sathott, Harold, 62 Sauer, Bernard, 43 Sauer, Dorothy, 59 Saupe, Leona Saurs, Alvin Scapino, Virginia Schaab, Doris, 65, 75 Schaab, Lois, 65, 75 Schaal, Irene, 43, 70, 73 Schaler, Agreda, 59 Schaffer, Donald, 65 Schaffer, Ruby, 59 Scha'Fter, Shirley, 44 Schaffer, Vernon, 59 Schalts, Louis, 62 Scheclrler, Alice Scheeler, Donald Schell, Ruby, 51, 75 Schepte, Tom, 59 Scherer, Emma, 65 Scherer, Ernie, 43, 74, 77 Schilgowich, Dorothy, 44 Schilgowich, Marie, 65 Schindler, Bernice, 44, 73 2, 73, 76, 77, 84, 92 3 Schindler, Betty, 65, 71, 84, 85 Schindler, Jay, 44, 74, rs, 81, ab, 94, 109, 110 Schindler, S., 75 Schisler, Glenna, 66 Schisler, Miles, 59 Schlatter, Rose, 85 Schlobohm, Velva, 62, 83, 85 Schmidgall, Earl Schmidgall, Kathleen, 65, 71, 76 Schmidt, Dorothy, 24, 73, 81, 84 Schmidt, Russell, 44 Schmidt, Ted, 65 Schmitt, Betty, 65, 76, 83, 85 Schmitt, Donald, 59 Schmitt, Edna Schmitt, Roselyn, 44 Schneider, Jeanette, 66 Schoch, Lillian, 59, 71, 87 Schoenheider, Dorothy, 59, 72, 82, 84 School Board, 13 Schooley, Doris, 59 Schooley, Dorothy, 65, 76 Schooley, Ester, 59 Schradzlci Co., The, 135 Schrai, Eda, 59 Schraub, June, 44 Schriner, Elizabeth, 65, 75 Schrusi, T., 59 Schuchmeilsti, Mildred, 62, 83, 85 Schuller, Orville, 59 Schuster, Eugene Schuster, Thelma Schwartz, B., 87, 88 Schwartz, Mr. Glen, 19 Scoles, Eleanor, 86 Sheridan, Betty, 66 Sherman, Jewell, 44, 67, 68, 72 Sherman, Shirley, 65, 72, 85 Shinnetield, lrene, 59, 87, 89 Shipp, Lucile, 44, 70, 73, 75, 92 Shoemaker, Wilma Shott, Ruth, 59, 72, 84, 85 Sholl, Melvin, 45, 70, 77 Showalter, Lyle, 65, 77 Showalter, Vesta, 65 Showers, Erma, 59, 71, 84 Showers, Richard, 65, 71, 84 Siebels, Harry, 45 Sielrs, Alice, 66 Siehs, Lillian, 24, 73, 76 Simmons, Lorraine, 66 Simmons, Robert Sinclair, Agnes Sinlrs, Maxine Singer's Jewelry, 139 Skinner, Betty, 59, 87 Slater, Betty, 51 Slater, Jaclr, 66 Slater, Ray, 62 Sleeth, Charles Sleeth, Joseph, 87, 88 Sleister, Marion, 65 Scott, Edward Scott Joe Scott, Luegenia Scott, Thelma, 24 Scott, Willia m, 65 Small, Agnes, 62, 86 Smith, Alva Jean, 59 Smith, Dorothy, 66 Smith, Edward Smith, Jerry, 24 Smith, John Smith, LeNore, 59 Smith, Louis, 66 Smith, Raymond, 66 Smith, Robert, 45, 74, 81, 84 Smith Smith , Sophie, 45, 73, 76 es, Betty, 45, 76 Snedden, Don Snyder, Fred, 90 Scovil, Mary Anne Seaton, Edna, 65 Seaton, Rosalene Setter, James Seffer, Mariann, 65, 86 Segler, June, 65, 85 Seibold, Kathleen, 65, 76, 84, 85 Seiler, Bill, 65 Seither, Dorothy Seizinger, Elizabeth, 65, 75 Seller, Elizabeth, 65 Semlow, Eileen, 65, 68, 72, 76, 84, 86 Semlow, Miss Emma, 19 Setturlund, Don, 44, 74, 81 , 94,109 Seyller, Della Mae, 51, 75 Shafts, Loui Shea, Betty, 65, 71 Sheber, Betty, 66 Sheber, Frances, 51, 76, 83 Shectler, Alice, 65, 77, 85 Sheeley, Harry, 71 Shellcrossle, Harry Shelton, Doris, 44 Shelton, Frances, 65, 75 Shemas, Katherine, 51 Shemas, Lillian, 59, 92 Shepherd, Delores, 65, 86 Socha, Betty, 65 Sollberger, Bertha, 51, 84, 85 Sollberger, Cecil, 52, 81,109 Sommerville, Bob, 52, 70, 78 Sommerville, Helen, 52, 81, 82, 83 Somoggi, John, 59 Spading, Beatrice, 59, 76 Sparks, Lyle, 45, 72, 75 Spence, Colleen, 65 Spence, Donald Spidle, Larry, 92 Sprague, Miss Dorothy, 19 Stacy, Miss Ruth, 19 Stalter, Bill, 45 Stameriohn, Fredericlr, 59, 68 Stanley, Charles Stear, Mary Stear, Mathilda, 65, 75 Stear, Paul Steele, Ed Stein, lris, 52, 67, 69, 77, 78 Stein, Lorraine, 62 Stein, Phyllis, 24, 69, 70, 77 Steinau, Stanley, 45, 70 Steipp, Frieda, 65, 85 Stella, Bette, 59 Stephanoff, Stephen, 59 Stephens, Meredith Stephens, Robert, 24 Stieghorst, Violet, 65, 85 Stevenson, Calvin Stitt, Bette, 65 Stiff, Wilbur, 45, 84, 87, 89 Stinehart, Glenn Stitely, Mr. J. o., 19, 77 Stocksiek, John, 65 Stockton, Betty Stockwell, Betty, 86 Stoetzer, Emalene Stomberg, lrene, 45 Stone, Delbert, 52 Storey, Doris, 25, 73 Storts, Saralea, 45, 72 Strassburger, Lois, 65, 83, 85 Strassburger, Bob, 59, 87, 88, 89 Strate, Mary, 73 Street, Dave Street, Joe, 52 Suler, B., 86 Sullivan, John, 87 Sullivan, Virgil, 65 Summons, Robert Swadinsky, Bill, 65 Swan, Betty, 65 Swanson, Dale, 65 Swanson, Delbert, 65 Swanson, Edward Swanson, Norma, 45, 68, 70, 81, 83 Swartz, Bob, 46, 89 Sweeney, Anne, 62, 72, 75 Szentes, Marguerite, 66 Szlabick, John T Tamplin, Marvin, 66 Tanner, Fern Taylor, Shirley, 65 Teasley, Paul Tegg, Maxine Templin, Gertrude, 52, 67, 71, 76, 78 Templin, Joann, 65, 76, 83, 88 Templin, Marian, 62, 76, 84, 87 Templin, Martha, 66 Thomas, Frieda Thomas, Joyce, 65 Thomas, LaVerne, 65 Thomas, Maxine, 62, 85 Thomas, Merle, 105 Thomas, Virginia, 65 Thomas, Mr. Walter, 19 Thompson, Betty, 65, 84, 86 Thompson, Maria Thurm, Colleen, 66 Tobin, Charles, 59 Tomblin, Marie, 46, 73, 78 Toni, J., 87 Toniny, John, 59 Tony, Joseph, 108 Topping, Wilbert, 65 Torrance, Bob, 59 Traeger, Bernice, 59 Traenkenschuh, Eugene, 59, 86 Trapp, Roland, 59 Trendle, Mary Ann Tribbey, Charles, 46, 74, 87 Trotter, Bill Tudor, Larry Tulick, Wanda, 65 Turbett, Eula Mae, 59, 85 Turbett, Kenneth, 46, 74 Turbett, Harold Turner, Chester Turner, Florence, 60, 83, 86 Turner, Kenneth, 60 Turner, Marjorie, 46, 73 Turner, Merle, 60, 87 Turner, Russell, 60, 81 Tursam, Elmer, 62, 87 U Ulevitch, Betty, 46, 67, 70, 81, 84 Umholtz, Robert Underwood, Francis, 60 Unzicker, Richard, 46 Uphoff, Maxine, 60, 85 V Vales, Gust, 46 Van Buening, Mr.,19 Van Dettum, Miss Mabel, 20, 75 Van Hooser, Robert, 46, 74, 81 Van Nattan, Madlan, 65, 86 Van Norman, Lois, 52, 71, 76, 77, 84, 85 Van Tine, Dick Vaugh, Woodrow, 62 Vick, Anne, 60 Viclzroy, Betty Vinovich, Dorothy, 52, 81 Vinovich, Ted, 25, 75, 81 , 84, 94, 105 Vinson, Nona, 46 Virden, Helen, 60 Vlahovich, Jack, 65 Vorderstrasse, Robert, 46, 74 Vogelsang, Helena, 72, 83, 85 Vogelsang, H., 60 Vogler, Billy, 65 Voight, Freida, 65, 84, 85 Von Boeclrmann, Margaret, 65, 85 Voss, Dr. John, 2,13 W Wadham, Eileen, 66 Wadham, Matilda Wagner, Camilla, 46, 67, 73, 75, 77, 91 Wagner, Nicholas, 47, 87 Wagner, Violet, 25, 73 Wainscott, Peggy, 60 Wainwright, John, 87 Waldbeesser, Fred Wolgan, E., 84 Walker, Al, 65 Walker, Berniece, 25, 73, 75, 76 Walker, Mildred, 60 ' Wall, Donald, 47, 94 Walmsley, Miss Hester, 20 Walmsley, Jean, 60, 78 Wallk, Silas, 47, 69 Walter, Mildred Wanninger, Marie, 52, 84, 85 Ward, Ben, 60, 87 Ward, Harold, 52, 72 Wardle, Bob, 65 Warren, George, 65 Warren, Lorraine, 81, 84 Warren, Martha, 25 Washausen, Bob, 62 Waters, Mary Alice Watt, Victor Waugh, Norma, 60, 87 Way, Jack Webb, Verna, 60 Weber, Anna, 65, 83, 87, 89 Weber, Herman, 47, 71, 81, 84 Webber, Shirley, 66 Weiman, Richard, 47, 70, 72 Weisser, Geraldine, 47 Welk, Eldon Wenzel, Robert Wenzel, Henry Wertz, Dannietta, 85 Wertz, Wilma, 83, 85 Wescott, Miss Florence, 20 Wessell, Phyllis, 60, 76 West, Betty, 62, 83, 86 Westerhoft, Andy, 86 Westerhofl, Earl, 86 Wheatley, Karl, 65, 68, 72, 92 Wheeler, Weldon White, Clayton, 47, 70, 74, 77 White, Dorothy, 60, 76 White, Eileen, 65, 75 White, Ethel, 62 White, James, 60 White, Melvin, 65 White, Mildred, 86 White, Oneida, 25, 87 Whitfield, Bill, 66 Whittaker, Marcia, 65, 84, 86 Whitworth, John, 60 Whitworth, William, 47, 70, 78 Wickert, Jack Wiedeman, Shirley, 47, 73, 75, 83 Wieland, Jack Wierschem, Joe, 47, 70, 75, 77, 84, 81 Wiley, Maurine, 62 Wilke, Edward, 47, 61, 70, 74, 81, 84 92 1 Wilke, Jane, 60, 78 Wilken, Mary Jane, 65, 76, 85 Wilken, Ruth, 47, 73, 81, 84 Wilkinson, Gene, 52, 81, 84, 86, 88 Wilkinson, Rolland, 62 Willert, Grace, 52 Williams, Darrell, 65 Williams, Paul, 25, 87, 88 Williams, Wilbur, 52, 81, 84, 94, 98,104,109, 110 Williamson, Dale, 66 Willis, Mary, 60, 84, 85 Willoughby, Henry Wilson, Betty, 60, 72, 84, 86 Wilson, Joe, 66 Wilson, Leslie, 65, 88, 89 Wilson, Roberta, 25, 73 Winn, Betty June, 48, 73 Winn, Corinne, 60 Winn, lvy, 65 Winters, Miss Elizabeth, 20 Wirth, Alleyne, 66 Wise, Eva, 66, 78 Wise, C. M., 65 Wise, Margaret, 48, 87 Wissell, Georgiana, 48, 67, 70, 73, 83, 88 Wohl, Rose Woll, Miss Hazel, 20 Wolgan, Bob, 52 Wolgan, C., 65, 94, 104 Wolgan, Earline, 72, 85 Wolpert, Wesley, 60, 84, 87, 88 Wolschlag, Howard, 60 Wolstenholm, Joyce, 65, 84, 86 Wolstenholm, Leslie, 60 Wolstenholm, Murlyn, 62 Wood, June, 65, 85 Wood, Leonard, 48, 74, 77, 81, 84 Wood, Velma, 60, 75, 86 Wooden, Carl Woolard, Harold, 65 Wooley, Betty, 85 Woosley, Dean, 52 Wormer, Harold, 48, 67, 81, 84, 87, 88 Wright, James Wyatt, Miss Adeline, 20 Wyckott, Mary, 65, 84, B5 Wynd, Robert, 62 Wyss, Marvin, 48 Wytcherley, Stanley, 60 Y Yadro, Steve, 65 Yoakum, Eleanor, 65 Yonkauski, Rosemary, 65, 76 Young, Betty, 60 Young, Margaret Young, M'yrtle, 65, 85 Young, Robert, 65 Z Zachman, lsom, 48, 75 Zeisler, Shirley, 65, 87 Zeman, Carl, 48, 61, 68, 70, 74, 77, 92 Z.man, John, 60 Zepp, lrma, 25, 73, 76, 77 Zerwekh, Dorothy, 25, 69, 73, 75, 76 Zerwekh, Marvin, 62, 104, 109 Zerwekh, Russell, 25, 78 Zerwekh, Ruth, 65, 71 Zerwekh, Vivian zick, Mary, 48, 70, 73, 77, 81, 83, 92 Zick, Paul, 65 Zierke, Harold, 60, 68 Zierke, Hazel, 60, 72, 84, 85 Zikus, Jim, 62, 86 Zimmerman, Robert, 25, 90 Zimmerman, Marie, 60, 83 Zombro, Aaron, 60 I55 ,vf , V x lj! 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