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Make him as good a man as I am dog, make him worthy of me, his dog. p WRITTEN BY WILL JUDY Copyright 1927, by Will Iudy. ts 'I L'1.'1.o-fl. lpublllahsdl lui, 'fha Sa-:nlon Cllaaa of cwlanuaf 'Tnaininq High School lloeonla, Qlltlnola 'Vollume .Seventeen MIRROR STAFF Delmer Esch ..... Editor-in-Chief Adol h Friedrich .... ........ S ports Darlene Cottle ............. Art Editor Harolcl Richards .............. Sports Lomalda May ............... Faculty Ava Mae Cleary .......... Plays, Index Martha McClelland ...,.....,. Seniors Margaret Heinhman ........ Calendar Anna Morell ..... Fannie Caplan . .. Beulah Ray Juniors, Snaps . ..... Sophomores . ........... Clubs Stanley Wytcherley .,..... G K .... eorge rosse Vernon Schaffer Advertising Advertising Q Warrffi, W flip A cg lx i' il 1 DVS f I 4 O A I SD:-:dl lcation At practice i ' A Before the game N N Q Q if I if WK 14.-M. ,g' ,umm 5 it 3 Q, T ' eeeee 'E Coach Dick Baxter To express our gratitude and admiration, the Senior Class ol i941 proudly dedicates this Mirror to Coach Baxter, the friend of every Manualite. Throughout his years at Manual, sportsmanship and fair play have been his fundamental teachings. Through these efforts strong bodies and characters of the future guardians of Democracy have been created. With this dedication we wish to pay in part our great indebtedness to our coach. During the game After the game 'N 311255 Q ,L , lik K fab , -f, ,fa ,, ,i Js't4'SQg, ,' arm, - 3 fx f . V95 'L 'V' J ' A ,Q , f f F Q 5 Ie ff ' -fix! fin ff sg W 'Q 5,1 ' f 4 x 'K 5 ? H ' Y 5 5 'lm . I g ftS , 8 Q, Q 'EW , Dx 4g ...'l 1 35' ! uw k W.. 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X ff i ' Q Q. i i . X Q ' if 6 ,V - -- LL f -' t '-' Y - ,i r 3 . ,4 A ,J fill., X v ' lg' I, f A ' i ls 'Jie i l xi-I,'1i WX .i . ,W f Q x , , . so 359' s Q ' - ff' X, , , X 7, ' X.. '- Glenn FYCFCS -l05ePl' Malone Walter I. Millerl Louis Semlo .5 ' x K 5 E, l Z , , 1 , 1 V . f' ' 1 i n fn. ' Nw X 1 v, , , V1 In 6 X . 37 K-N. fs-P C .l QV , fn K- i 9? T. I . X lj! A 51517, lmylllx, ' 'AN ff '- fiffllllzli llhll i ' Dr, T,-gwyn George Yingst President Wm. Stone A A' 9 ar ,w .Q KS: Mm Gray Adamson Biology Bowling Tennis iv- John Aiello Commercial Geography Gertrude L. Applegate English Pen and Pencilers Club Ralph Atkinson Lathe Golf Publicity for Athletic Dept. Richard Baxter Athletic Director .W ,vfwv like , tt,. Ur '45wi: l J Stuart Becker iiiiiii in cz , a1Af - Mathematics 3' - Auto Driving - 3' Junior Class Adviser if Y x J A . , Vw' Ni Robert E. Bell , Vfig J,::W g V ' g ii' l 4 Office Training ft , ,' , It Shorthand g t r M, 1 l-li-Y - r I K Q1 Sophomore Class Adviser B 1 - V I Q.-fi John Blackman Machine Shop Nb-,, . '--w 'Q ,. 5, gf2..N.f3J10e2..w-X f Q i7 iilq i X N l f Donald R. Coulter Bob Cahail Physics .A , 3 ' ut? - . Ei glen? 41 Senior Class Adviser Pauline Caldwell Boys' Home Economics Foods Ginevra M. Chivington Vocal Music Music Club Shorthand p aaasas. Business Manager of Mirror Q gh- J fwwffi .... '19 Q'-PCN if kv- VT. Lily A. Dean Speech John G. Dielcen German Geometry i German Club Mary Doering Shorthand l Typms Office Training B. T. C. 22 Sophomore Class Adviser Flora L. Ebaugh U. S. History Head of Social Science Department L X' .fyj .6 Mist as S i ,Q cf P? fi Yi, ' ra. 'li' is 'wh' war--W - Z ,., ii F' Marguerita Evans French Lati French C Latin u 3l Junio lass Adviser Lucille Gentes Office Stephen H. Gilbert Sheet Metal an Charley Gross Gym Asst. Coach Cheerleaders bg wks.- K Ben Haddiclc Mechanical Drawing Robert Hall ' English Bowling Franlc E. Hardin Head of Mechanical Drawing Dept. Jaclc Harris Head of Department Office Training Shorthand Business Manager Manual D. c. i-raising Head of Bookkeeping Department Commercial Law Fred J. Huber Instrumental Music Gretchen Hulsebus English Senior Class Play Robert C Johnson Bookkeeping surer Madge Kerkpatrick 'gg- ' Clothing Senior Girls' Club , 1 Gene Kroepel English Manual Revue Mirror Ray Landers Bookkeeping Q gi 'J John A. Kemp Bookkeeping Dean of Boys .fg,a4,p:wf 5 21 X OO V4 1 + Milton Litterest Modern History Student Council Ralph L. Livingston ' Bookkeeping Stage Crew o-adviser of Senior Boys i Georgina Lord Head of Clothing Department Robert Mannschott lish Michael Loukitus Bookkeeping Shorthand Tyoing Consumers Education George Mason R Advanced Al Geome yf' Florence C. Mathis Foods Home Management Junior Red Cross Helen McClanathan Clothing a PHP' Theodore L Neiman Cabinet Making Marilla McClanathan Shorthand Tvpifis Anna E. McKee Art 32 Class Adviser Helen Munsterman English 4' Class Adviser Q-3,5 Machine Shop fs I 1 Louis Pugh Drawing1!Sr.lB6ii5L 1, W Wm Mollie Rabold English Head ol Eng. Dept, Literary Club National Honor Society Clara Reese Accompanist l 'gif' is Henry R ratt ' U. S. History Photographer lor Mirror WM V K 4 I J Gertrude Reinhard Dean of Girls Art John Q. Sapp Commercial Geography Assistant Football Coach Assistant Track Coach 42 Class Adviser Schwartz Salesmanship Emma Semlow Bookkeeping 2' Class Adviser Ruth Stacy Gflice Secretary John Stitely Modern History Civics Dorothy L. Sprague Spanish 42 Class Adviser Pan American League Walter W. Thomas Chemistry Football Tickets msg iii f i he re Va Buening W Algebra W Chess ' W' 4' ., 3' Mabel J. Van Dettum . it gi Girls' Athletic Director qv iq: L f G. A. A. Hester A. Walmsley 49 Class Adviser Florence M. Wescott English Hazel Wolf U. S. History Vi' Librarian Phyllis Wunch Office Adeline Wyatt English Elizabeth Winters X English , Journalism j - Manual E f it 17 ef ,,,,..,,,......,,.,.,,..m,,..,...,.....,,V. -.f---ff--,-.-..-..,-,-,.r.- --f-4-'-T-s---'-- W-w -1--www W ' ' l x SESS 53 His worlc on earth has been fulfilled. By God's own hand, his life's been sfillecli But infinite Time can never erase Our memory of his smiling face. His courageous spirii will never die ln the hearis of his friends al: Manual High. :I 5 H-.3 S S , Q i M5 H olme SMS U I . F ,, I i 1 5 i ! ! r l I I 1 i Z S 1 a 5 i J U R E 3 D l J anuamj 1941 President ....... .... C ecil Solllaerger Vice President .... ...,... P aul Kuchmulc Secretary ..... ..... l mogene Burling Treasurer .... ...... M ildred Pye The January Class of 1941 has bid a fond farewell to Manual and turned its face toward the future. After three years of happy comradeship we have left the halls of learning accompanied by the fond reminiscences which we greatly treasure. Our graduation held a special significance for we are the last mid-year class to hold a commencement ceremony. This fact malces us especially proud of being the January Class of 1941, Manual Training High School. X' 4 , 1+ 'hr , .isi- 19 , PDQ Betty Applegren Carl and the organ - the organ and Carl-Enough said! Rosalie Barra Always dependable ever in demand. Marjorie Beames Margie's flashing smile adorn a toothpaste ad. - Eugene Beclr ' ' f Gene's witticisms are a source of f V unending amusement to his friends. - Louise Biggs . Sally's engaging grin endears her A I Qa'li ' ,-rf, to others besides Tom. s . I Agnes Bowers She's quiet, but nevertheless a very sincere worker. Fred Bradle Full of lun-Fred might well be president of the Mischief Soci- ety. Robert Brady -Rosalie's for could well A 55? Another funster--Bob's always f an A pulling a prank. Pearl Buchbinder To be a college co-ed Pearl as- pires. Harold Burke Shorty of this class he's a per- fect match for Lois. Imogene Burling When lmy gives out everyone begins to swing and sway. Rosie Cluts As a member ol the Business Stall for the book, she's been most ac- tive. 20 1 'J fir Jeanette D'AlFonso Her sweet disposition is at odds with her flashing appearance. Elwood Denton A cut-up who won a prize Senior Boys' Day. Louis Desmond Hi-pockets talces great pride in ,. is fl 5, ,,,eet s A l Q ' is i git M, . gg ifgiy .X ' sg? ' gmt .ji like L C N t l fn ,X Oh, these quiet girls! What else A swell trombonist-Dale loves to Her husky ollto voice is really that curl. Jack Duggins ' Luclcy lad! He lound work before gg he had ever graduated. gl 1 Helen Edwards A . Her gray matter is certainly in top J condition. N . . Jack Gay Small but mighty may well be I Jaclfs description. l ,ARE if 3g'Ns.i'Qa. ,- A, Sam Gibson A spic and span appearance is Xi always presented by Sam. A 4 i r f f--vials A , X Robert Gillespie 'R A practical joker as well as a tease. Ray Hagan A determined worlrer-Ray was al- X ways at team practice. 5 It . Helen Hale 'A is can one say! V . i me N W 5 9' A ' , 'Vt V ' Q Dale Hardin ' y i 'd dance. A in Arline Hawton ,. I M? somethin. kg f f, QQ 11 ' I - Marcine Hayes L A? Despite her clvmure air, Marcine's 4 Q- eyes have a mischievous gleam. Q? -Q swam J Ray Hayes 'GQ' , Caterpillar will add anothr-r to its 4' gf? force--Thus he hopes, - , Bernice Haynes gr i t She'd be a 'isuperp secretary- . I Small and attractive. Frank Hanlbury This nature-lover wants nothing more than to be a farmer Robert Hindert ' Botfs rendition of Hes My Un- cle was unforgettable. ' - Betty Hinton f Her friendly grin has won many 4' i staunch friends. G 5 Ky jj , ' f g --., Velma Klee This gigglefs name goes with glee. Mary Knapp There's much to be said for the studious type. Betty Kralel The Mirror staff fellows think she's cute. ' 22. Canarylones May she soar as implies. Marianne Karpuk Her raven tresses geous. Margaret Johnson Sportsminded Marg loves to turn- .fzfa bl high as her name are really gor- 6. Jae. ,, , 1, ,i ' 4 v' 1 Paul Kuchmuk Manuals Slhwkf-vpaulis brrke' V'lr1V'ly a ima ., s nl Jack LaBodie JaCk's svrvici-5 were sorely missed 45? after qreiduntion. , , 'iff Alfred La Grow ln every game Al was always right there. 'GL e s Joe Lent! Forever kidding Joe's full of fun. Ruth Lolgren Ruth did her part by serving as a senior aid, N....4gf. it K V 13, 1 if af ,Q Q , , , V 25. w f: - E .1 W A .. , xi Jean McEvoy The Manual, You Can't Take It With You, the Manual Revue- fx .5 all kept her jumping. 49' JA Elma Maddox A smiling girl who appears to be very iriendly. ii Ng Everett Maddox K As De Pintan-Everett provoked ' I many a laugh. Tony Makovic . l, ati' Vkyv I LW X, J His sophisticated air gives an ur bane appearance., Verna Malling Verna worked tirelessly for G.A.A. - and B.T.C. f , Ann Mihlof She Found history a delight. Do you? Dorothy Mohn An accomplished clarinetist. Won der4Can she swing it? -,', - Fi A V T. Eff . .56 ,L '-3. '. .cf rj. A Q . M1 ,Q . .. f ., -BA i, Vivian Murphy Small, blonde, smiling--Vivian Betty Newman One ol the bright lights who made 'ihigh len. Ellen Noble Ellen resembles the Irish col- leens you've heard so much about. 2 3' is s Gerre Olson Gerre's most ambitious-School and work, tool Augusta Petkovsek Gus seems to like her work at fhe hospital. Mildred Pye Acting as class treasurer Mildred gets the jack. Juanita Rule With the name Juanita-it seems she should be dark. .J , Alvin Saurs V ...W Quick on the uptake-He's hard A ' as to beat. i 'i' Q .af Ruby Schell g IM, Ruby worked unendingly in order M to gain the honor ol Salutatorian. , - V y E.: 1' - Miles Schisler Wonder if the mischievous gleam in his eye indicates the true Miles. Donald Scllmilrl: The tall, dark and handsome member ol the inid-year class. Della Seyller Royalty-She reigned as queen at the Varsity Swing. V 24 .Ms . Q .gi N ...Q--all! K QV A ,Z . 3' Q, 'T' i 1 455 A 2 Q ik- gf ig Frances Sheber Frances is a popular lass although she's rather quiet. Katherine Shemas Katherine could lreouently be seen scurrying around the halls lor the Dean. B-,tty Slater Betty still graces the halls of M.T. H.S.-She's back for post-grad work. Bertha Sollberger Bert's never to be a snappy comeback. nears kt rr. A 1? -vs found without Cecil Sollberger What a tea made. MN lris Stein This energetic counci always on the go. 1 G.. ,xr T , r Ae - , 'fmt 4-. I .fix . R5 'V tif. , f... QS.: N. i H I r r,r, X fro m 2 i 1 an 4 f Z 'f ll vw fn ru A Q , v , ' m he and Sommerville f ' i 'r . fl ' .Q ,K ts,o ,X , Helen Sommerville Always clowning--Helen keeps the crowd in stitches. l member was Fred Stieghorst ar? School spirit! Yes, mam! He never misses a game. Delbert Stone I berger. -Q-wh ' Delbert never strays lar from Soll- Gertrude Templin German Club and Red Cross took much of Gertie's time. Merle Thomas Merle thinks comic books were made for study halls Lois Van Norman As French Club President, she worked like a Troian. X A' f fx 1 A f riff! r Dorotltll-Viiniivichl V ' 'Q .ew Pgrtrxgf-'fan ardgnfl lo.o'cba,llQrc3, fir. md! :.,.' iiix.-M .tfbvf ..M..4,. f.L: J R U :if Harolcf iaildzsh Alw'a3rS.,Nq with Mr. Mason. H . .Xj .., .. ' 'Y 'viii .. 2 Zi 4 Gene Wilkinson His singing was a highlight of the Revue. Grace Willert As gracious as her name implies. Wilburwilliams Injuries cut short his career Bob Wolgan A This baker-la d t l M - A ,. ian Orr, theiysai es popu ar al Q .A f V. aww I Marie Zimmerman iriiv-W' Marie enjoys all types ol music. is ki .M -f, Jai? , if li A -., I '93 Q Y 43? ylllls. , H- W 'l ,iv ,, - rv- 4 r une i4l President ...... ..... A dolph Friederich Vice President .... ..... V ictor Barber Secretary ...... .... R uth Zerwelrh Treasurer ..... .... P atricia Prince From that memorable day in September, 1938, when the Senior Class first entered the portals of dear old Manual High, it has never failed to show the true spirit of the orange and blaclr, We seniors have reached the end ol our life here, but not without gaining much from the ideals which we were taught to uphold. Our time has not been without laughter and gaiety- lor who can forget the Ho , the all day frolic, and the class play? As we leave these hallz, which to us are so dear, we take with us countless happy memo- ries ol friends and teachers, whom we shall never fail to remember. if 4 4 1+ PX 51' gtksiti is xl N Y 4 A A MN, 'YV' Eleanor Armfield I Cornie's knack of saying the right thing never lails. Bruce Anderson Ed Ackerman This potential iitterbugn certain ly moves about in .study hall. Louise Allen Dependability must be her virtue Slre's gone steady for ages. Lula Allen That tricky Southern accent won her the presidency of the Orch- idettesf' Baxter missed a possibility in this whiz on a basketball floor. Mary Jane Anderson Quiet as a mouse is this slender young Miss. 'qwkia V .- E 'i A try , - ,Y Plugin? to hear is her lilting , laughter ringing in the halls. . V Victor Barber Vic's not a little shaven Jim Bartholomew Quclr, you lrightsl Here comes Jim with a camera. Erwin Besserer Quiet and unostentatious in his manner is this Senior. Belva Binder A smooth looker-if pictures mean rr 4 much. 'bi' James Birlrenmeyer K' His delightful French accent was unique. ' , In N Vw y i f r r-We eg 3 1 'I i i r 2 , r .:, iQ ' L fi is ra srrr s Ernie Bischoff Round and round, and round they go. What? Buiclc wheels. Dot Bodtlre Drminutlve, vlvacious, that's Dot. curvacious- in l 'INF' A Y Ed Bolam ' Band President--Eds a popular lad. ' Vi 5 5 hwy: gk L f - 4' . 5 h.q .Q Betty Bontz A V Never lar from Shirley-wherever - ' , they may be. .K ,P Kathleen Borland 5 .. , A in , Push and pull! Push and pull! f y o 5? Kathleen and her squeeze box. 1 xi j d lf Til Mildred Bouchez Two bobbing bows lbeauxl mean Mildred's up ahead. eff! 49 Betty Brenn y A conscientious worker-She often gg f helps Miss Winters. M George Bred he Q! Q , As property man for Spring Q f Dance he found much to do. wr- 1 Ybo- ,,, Chet Brodbect Here's a lad who'll follow in his lather's footsteps. is K A A ' , ' V , Roger Burch L' , D ' l y I Clerlcin' and teasin-Rogs chrel ' ' , occupations. . .ra ,.- X .ff Y? .1 , iv' if' Phil Burns V , Wk, - All good things come in small L? 't'- Q... packages. So does wit! I Constance Cady Connie's eagle eye never wanders far from her twin. This he man has the malcings of Paul Cady His sophisticated air serves as a cover lor his wit. Katherine Campbell The two loves of Katie's lil her steady and her worlc. Fannie Caplan She brought to light the Soph omore pages. Did you ever se lg er withopt the x flwl l wig., Swish' ' here go Mary and 43? 'f f J. 'E X., 'H+-af -3 Ava Mae Cleary Ava may be beautiful, but she definitely is not dumb. Jim Coogan Romantic leads, tennis and coun- cil activities keep him busv. John Coombe: John runs around with Kreeger and Stephanoff-how can he be so quiet! -:R . . ,A KL' V - Y, ,ef f gt ,fx Q, F V H A, ' if , i .f LQ, . A-1 Charles Copeland We know a miss who wanted him l on .the staff. Darlene 'Cottle Our art Ed is a work of art herself. N.. Dorothy Crowley Duane Cross Duane worked late on the proper- ty committee. If you spent much time at the post office last summer-you may have seen her. Lucille Cuddigan fr-ix ,QW A transfer from Springfield-Lw cille is well liked by all her lriends. Gloria Cusson FICW A lovely young blonde who makes hearts flutter in every class. Tom Derby Always voted a dependable ath- lete-he never let us down. Catherine DeYoung Catherine helped to put across the girls' vocational assembly. Ralph Dimon Truly a diamond in the rough Q: r . 1 Robert Doerr Bob loves to tallc-but then who A K doesnt. is W A Mary Doud 9 ' Snapping brown eyes and a Flash P r 'Lying smile give her a vixenish ap 'Q l Q mpearance. i eeeee .Doa Dfaskeii ' A puckish grin does much to win , him. admirers. 4. ,- Betty Duclos She should be a good stenogra- pher, for she's certainly systematic. q Delmar Esch 1 The slave driver worked tedious- L ly to make this book a success. Dale Etaugh ' Dale so they tell me, is a smooth ' 'J' i dancer. 'WI' r X William Fall As center on the football squad, Bill plugged that line. Catherine Farris Junior Eustice He got high hon by w hard each day. Alex Fahel I've heard he has a funn 5.2 A sunny disposition is her fore- i most charm. John Farley This --Speed demon is a member ol the track team. 1 is if i i Q' ywa Marian Eulitz Undoubtedly versatile as shown by You Can't Take lt With You. orlcing 'fam 'wi KZ Alice Ferre Y - finds radio very absorbing. Joe Filzen cis aways ulanglingn with Mason. A l . . hixpagi Journalisticall inclined she also I i H l M, , Rosa Fisher She was star player for a local softball ea m. 5. 'gn '- - , five ' ,JE I' x David Flint ' Dave needs a horn with which To Blow! Q1 ' 13 Adolph Frederich The Dazzling Dulchmani' is in- ,I deed a mighty atom. I, ff' gif--'T'+ i'i'y' '- iwff - . s Bob Fulion - 1 Bob doesn't loolc like the woolly . mf W type-even if he is from the i X wilds of Arizona. A i V A ,ix l .' 3 'W . Nr' l is Clyde Fulton ' A very nice dresser-my aides re- port. Y i X e NNY' .yy y V 1- A A li A. -xii l nw- -3 Shirley Gallagher Gig has a flair for acrobatics. Lewis Garnsey Si, Seior-He's member of Pan American. Harold Garrels He's oft supplied music to which we danced. Bruno Gheradini Always counting up -on both his accordion and banking staff. Edifh Gillespie ln her toe tap Edie finds a vent for her energy. v ! 1 Q-HUP June Gilmore Typically sports-minded, sh s combination soft ball star an cheer-leader. Dorothy Gimbel Fond of music-Dorothy was the Festival at Woodruff last year Lovene Gladson Lovene's one of Miss Rabold's right hand men. i 43: I . Dorothy Gleason ' 5 Dorothy served faithfully as B.T.C. wax -G x president. 1 Rex Glick I I Rex and Miss Ebaugh like to dis- , cuss World Affairs. i MQW K . Alice Goetze 1 -I ' One of Manual's quieter girls- , QQ Well it's a blessing we're not all. Elisabeth Goldberger Lizs gift of gab makes her a val- uable salesgirl. 5. James Graham Jimmy's fighting spirit and en- gaging grin endear him to all. f - Mary Lee Graham i J fs Her uwarblingn was a feature of the Revue. fill Naomi Grindle Another of the athletic type-She loves her sports. Clarence Groceman Figures lalgebraicl don't mean e thing to him! Lois Halliday Red-haired, serious Lois is truly very friendly. 'iv if Q' Murray Ham The Ham what am was cured of his fisfic career. Ruth Hammer A My . Q .. 1 . F Shes one of the few speakers l ,. know who's afraid of an audienqe. ' Wilbur Hancock My spies tell me-they call him 1 l'landy. fb. xv? if I .XV X v Tx Cecilia Hanamean This Hanna City gad about. Don Happ lass likes to K' 1 . e r lf Susie holds together, Happ will ride forever. Audrey Haslem Elaine Harms One member League who never says much. A dimpled darling of M.T.H.S. 21 .pa Q ir K 8325 Opal Hauck A Country girl with minute ideas. Carol Haueisen This red headed work on ihe council. Q of the Tall Girl up 'co the imp does big Arlene Heintzman When the streetcar bounces up to the door-Arlene hops right off. Margaret Heitzman The Mirror, Bob, the organ. These are but a few of her interests. Wilbur Heiizman Poor feller! The girls call him Bell's pet. Frank Hibser V to Franlc does most of his talking out- ' k V side of class. L l K k Martha Hollma n If you think you're seeing double sometime, don't faint. She has a sister. Ralph Hopwood Ralph never says much-but he listenswell! Helen Howerton She gave Manual the gate For an East Peoria product. Bob Hulse Unless he's with the gang, Bob looks bored. Norma Humphrey She's always on the winning team no matter what the sport. Mardell Heller M '5 A this yeafs addition to the Ste phen Fosters. . William Helmer 4 i Bill's favorite sport is angling-for 1 ti-,'- Q .iii 1 fish and girls. Edwin Heuermann V Vyh. Hes not my milk-man, but he Q ,ar l x 1 2- mishtbe J i . if Geraldine Hibbard One of Manual's fashion plat6S- Chloe Hibbard h She spent many nights W6fCl1'f19 class play rehearsals, wonder why. Tom Higgins. Humorous situations always sur- round lreclcle-faced Tom. ii -my 719 ,Q .vii-XX . Nl' --snr i fa .-, ' -f+15E2er.w Q V. 1 nf X' . ' is Eileen Hundemer Music, Spanish and B.T.C.-All these interest Eileen. Jean Hunter Jeanros s p a r lc l r n 3 personality makes her everyt:ody's gal. Richard Hurst Dick really wheels his Buick around. I as- ..- Anna Huthman This quiet German miss would be an asset to any school. John JUS'-3555 , J 3 Oh, to argue--what a JOY! , V s QF , ' . ri Irene Jacobs This first soprano is the our graduating sister t quieter of eam. r, .. hirl Jacobs An ent bool: lover-especially Fifth our. Well, I hate second lunch, too! , 'tis V in , Elwood Janle ,, ik A This Football enthusiast dates on ' Y K of Manual's lyric sopranos. J -4 r , .Tj ' y ' T - Betty Jass Mildred, the sedate maid, is , ally Jass's direct opposite. J 'Ja- J . fri as u 5,7 -7' . ,, , Q, Q' -A 'ft Q ,-is K - ry V - V A 'V llv., e actu- Wanda Johnson This elfish blonde always has her finger in some pie. Canary Jordan This talkative young Miss is a tal. ented pianist. Morris Klaiman Stubborn and indifferent, but neva ertheless witty. 37 . A--1-4. , , IWW 5 i 5 E 1 i 2 i - L . v 1 xt. , s Lois Lauferbach A strong mind and will of her own -that's Loiss V Bob Lawless All State End is only one of the. 'many honors Bob has ggginedf csmiii.iL.1isky .I ' j Manual's oornph girl is a sfucle too. -A -,Vv V Ethel Krompharclt M .T.H .S. i George Krosse ' Anifa Kmger A gifted clarinetist-a regular girl e pert loolrer-Nita. Charles Langan Ralph Kneer Wonder il he ever loses that different attitude. Margaret Kouri A great Ugalnlnern in class-Marg nevertheless lcnows her history. Lorraine Krahn One ol our quiz team against Cen- tral-Lorraine's Civics minded! Ethel's been Aa hagrcl worlcer B.T.C. during her three years This member of the Physics Brain Trust really knows his stuff- One ol Szolcl's army of salesmen. Louise Larson A fair haired miss with a demure air. L d dl SKY swtll Zhfrtf' is what the boys all call him. D I 'fruit '15 lor at IEW .. su per- , W 93'-if 1,15 El i.:: 'f' . A '59 E Bill Lindsay E Y! r urclc on he uptake Hes ard L: itvi A3 Rbwgfv C a quiet g t s difficult to 'N HR. .5 iii' B ll rattles up to tlwese sacred por- tals each day an his own llivf N f s 4 ss, X' Shirley Ludwig Scarlett was always surrounded by beaux. So is Shirley. Vivian McBride Viv's a pert miss with an infectious grin. ,fy f K Ma riha McClelIa nd lj!! 0- 'ly Herschel McBroom Wonder if he still plays hide and seek in the lumber yard. Marty loved her role in the class play, for she could rol her hearfs content. cf L gig fe + P' 'SB s Q, I f an , Q? F L. ,, Y 0 lhereyesto X Y 11 J yfffsf RIY McGovem He's always full ol lun. Richard MCC-iovem Sheet metal is the love ol his life. sweet. Alice Machuci Chuclry's sultry looks belle her sunny disposition Leona Magerus Leona very tim: but very M M rcussen Mginlleli definitely the blond wll lows v type X if 'fs f .X X H, X P x i il ef L' 1 . M, . L -ni? Nxgqiif lftipgi ' r issfv K A, . 4 .7 wg-N, ig . i 1. igfffsi . K ..:,-swf 443 1 :XX Ry: . Q5 'fs MX? -f rn 0! vid Meister min-:alia rs j g. Bill Marks Manualis gilt to the girls 9 A always surrounded. Q We Paul Martin l f 'W L Y Talk! Talk! Talk-So they do say' Q V . , Q M Wilma Martin L 'ill ' A blue eyed blonde who works as LVM industriously. 1 :Q , 1 5 l S va 4 . Ex , Matilda Matkovich d She may be seen working in ustri- fm ix' ,Q ously in 323 each morning before A school. 1, V -.. t , Charles Maus He watches Evvy bowl each Wednesday. Maybe he's getting some pointers. ,4 m,ifw7'f fig ff: J I-:P Ji 'ffl If , K4 Ng, ' H 6. if l, 'Q is fy ff Bob May Bob likes lun as well, if not bet- ter--than the next. Lomalda May . She E552 to go to college-il oeskt change her plans. R- rf., 0 ed Sparks closest dead pan rival. 3 Jack Meyer He worked tediously to promote a class play party-but something always happened. 'K Bill Miller 3f'u,,5:f:. 3 3 . . I ' ff Q f xg 7' rf., W He ll never go hungry-not while Y , , - his girl's Father runs ,lohnnie's. ' K 534 f .,,, r fire . W - , Qu. 1 A 6? Dorothy Moffatt ' . Q Q Dot s new horn rims are most be- i ' .- ' coming. A I Verna Monroe 'i ' A Vernag golden locks look naturally , A iffw-'.l if ii 1 -' + Ctlfly. Q ., 5 A N: K W.: U 1.4 A .' .L Anna Morell 32530527 her where would this Arlene Mor lo cli A smiling girl who appears to be very lriendly. Helen Naisen Sparkling and petite apply only to V Helen. -Q-f' fbi , Y- 1-sm., lx! Gladys Neal Gladys is a rapid typist--l've been told. Lester Neal ll he had more get up and go, Les would no doubt get ahead. Andy Novotny Don't be alarmed at the queer sounds lrom 315 just Andy yawning. Lois Orr The Countess's regal air suited her toaT. U l 7m Q51 'WX . 1 . Marlon Orr E V As a music lover-Marion is Lucille Palumbo Lucy sings beautifully ian and Spanish. .. ... as ni -var' V 11' first hou r--it s U tops. in both Ital- James Penn SRM rij, f t -in A ..,.i, ' f H ,...- five' 1 ff fl ? Jim's heart belongs wholly to Louise. Bernard Peterson M' Wolf's class His antics keep ISS lively. Ralph Peterson How he did blush when a girl lell in his lap! i , f' My .ft W sf .. yiW'E14.9qlMvN I in L : I ' ' f 1 is ' Rosa P'uclrnus V Our conception N , . g Ai , housemother! A,,? . i I Don Piiterbaugh Qgv Q. N ...M i Don has the slow, its - A Q W ways of a' Southerner. N. ly .1 X if 1 t , '1 V r , IA I f X 3 si Ex but ph, ,.,, , , , , , 'X 1 t '1 Y Beulah Ray , w r - Beclry's flaming locks befit an Irish Y ,K 5 lass. cf' LV airy, Virginia Redfield All her spare time is spent in a doctor's office-as assistant. Harold Richards Mari'ane Reavley Louise Pitcher She defmitey has persona ity plus. Bob Price Screwyn is bestapplies. fs ,. Patricia Prince Red-heads - it's sa d have ier tempers. Pat's this rule 5 exception perfect easy-going l Mariiane is a usupernin shorthand and grammar. A beau for the gals:-a pal for the lads, gg' 5 Vada Rickey , .Q in It seems Manual has many roller- V . L ir .A V rinlc addicts. She's another. 2 Robert Riddle il F Mix W' Bob never fails to ,enjoy himself. N . He's always full .of lun. 'f .I H William Robb Tuning in on radio serials appears to be his favorite pastime. 42 l Betty Roberts XM N Robbie is a real pal to all. 1 S Q is wi i ' i ima Roberts , Wilma's cheery smile indicates her ' i ' P f Q sunny disposition. ' Qi' A, , Q.. - geneva Robinson ii' ,li E5 'S eneva can r d d A Q ' amy in Ffanchfa GU write flu 'W knit If ., . 9 i ,A S Ray noisrr R i A or Sway and Ed Ackerman really lreep ' q, ' rnqs in an uproar. My , A in fa, ' .ar y 5 M Anne Ross , a h As 'hegddof the cheerlea rs, Anne is A X i wore oubl hard. f .rf Y 1 it 4 1 i gl i if .fi . rl X f ij cy! I W. ,,., , . , J Xl . ' Vi l, I 5 I ,,, -1 Robert Rubino Bob has an active interest in the Q Hi-Y. a if .1 , lllhu X ,ss st x Merlin Rush . 5' ' Sometime when you rush into 'IQIWM Szold's, you may find Merlin work- ih: ing. gf --new , -nl i - fi. U, I ,, V ie X ir, . A I an Ruth Sanden Wa' ,, i ' Ruthie's had more than one per- , i - 4 -. lect M. R. Mary Rose Sanlr Mary Rose ran her legs oll get- ting properties for the class play- .fti ,Mm V , r ' V A , ry A Dorothy Sauer I I She must have been born lucny. lt isn't everyone who can win a dress. Agreda Schaffer V - Agreda won the shorthand cup in her Junior year. Ruby Schaffer A lass who talres her worlr very seriously-that's Ruby. Y-24' it 1 JMX V' Vernon Schaffer VA Q Mgt , !i i' ' ,. L Q H 3 ,1 Although Vern doesn't say a great A .K ' K .x'-' -V ' deal, he never misses much. , cf- e g 641: 1 ' V 46 Thomas Scheplre .1 ri , 7.52, L Tom hopes to soar high. l-le wants 'i A ik' 'Q to be a pilot. A to X i s sf M Rose Schlatter ' 1 'R it 8 Rose would much rather sing than Ike A I The ee- fr' 35,4 Dorothy Seither Without a doubt she's one ol the best dressed girls at Manual. Lillian Shemas Lil never seems to run down. She's always ready with another quip. Irene Shinnefield As a band soloist Shimmy has won many honors. Edna Schmitt V6 tow-head. Lillian Schoch halls--alone. Dorothy Schoenheider Fosterettes and Glenn mon- opolize Schoeny. Edna is an honest-to-goodness She's seldom seen roaming the Doris Schooley Every fifth hour Doris may be seen helping or hectlirlg Miss Wyatt. E th r Schooley Ezthifs a shining lishff but Ste keeps it a secret. Ecla Schrai ln reality Shoestring is a very witty lass. if? 14925 ri 4 . F i 2. N' ,rf is-fi' f H - :i ss f ,. A, res, , s ., 1 , ,WV , if . v - P Q 44 i Q. Ruth Sholl The 'iappleu of many a lad's eye -thatis Ruth. Emmett Skaggs Here is Woodruil's gilt to Manual. He served us well in football. Charles Sleefh Quiet and unostentatious in his ,QV TTTGFHTCF gnu- L15 X '- 'sandy 5-S AQ -.Qualify 'iii , T ik .1 Alva Smifh Sllels quiet, but nevertheless a . i very sincere worker. , -' y LeNore Smith Oh, these quiet girls! What else can one say! 4' ,. is NW John Somoggi John is a lover ol the ten pin ,, sport. 'W' Beatrice Spading Bea s working in the office at Cat- erpillar. Ffed Stameriohn His sophisticated air serves as a cover lor his wit. Bette Stella Bette's clark good looks are eye catching. . Stephen Stephanoll , wgiillfa Steve's innocent antics keep lirst hour English lively. A 1 Bob Strassburger Our Mayofs characterizations are unique. Charles Tobin l've been told that he's srnart. ' That's something you can't say about everyone. W A ls E ta? Ef 1 , 51. . f 5 fum. is KW' 4 iohn Toniny A' l-le has a casual uninterested air but not when around Nita.' Bob Torra nce This blushing lad well deserves the nickname Scarlett Bernice Traeger i One ol Miss Evans' sidelciclcs dur- ' ing second hour. r l Eugene Traenlrenschuh He has an avid interest in the two B's-bowling and basketball. any i 4 Roland Trapp Q One oi the shepherds at Christ- ? mas-Rolly seems more lilce a l Wise Man. Eula Mae Turbetk This lass from out Hanna City way loves to roller slrate. Florence Turner Flo and her pal, Margie, inseparable. F Kenneth Turner Kenneth worlcs diligently to over- come his handicap. V 1 Merle Turner 5' Most promising candidate for l' Manual's unsurpassed tease. l l r 1 Russell Turner Bowling and tennis seem to be the sports which have captured Russ's heart. F Francis Underwood Francis is almost always late--but it never seems to bother him. ff: ir Maxine Upholl i One oi MTHS's exceptionally light V blondes. l ! ,, 1 Aj' , l I lf 1 f .A i 1 ' - 1 hw, 'T GTC 2 sol, 'yn 2 r we c, ,lt jf Q 2' 'sa 2 wi 5 . l 1 ag E i ' - y , im' , if 2 Q 'Q A 'giiwf if 3112 '- M5 x inf Vyqg it nne Vich I N nne has an unusually srnall voice 7 WWC' W nd seldom makes herself heard. Helen Virden W .9 pos You'll never see Helen alone-her pals are always close at hand. Q if X l Helena Vogelsang , h Mexrco called-so Helena went! zg, L n 5 EN x K 1 my it r are 2, lohn. Wainwright lf ? , at nlumork has outgrown his childish , - monni . ,J A er nl V, .. jk. Mildred Walker g -6 1 5 More or less the pensive type- tg Q' quiet and thoughtful. ' .i..z 3.5 1, A .Q , s , .K Y V 1 Jean almsley : - Jean should be punctual. She has 'V' - L' prompted enough. L4 xt, S. V . fi? , I W. 5 A if-r ' I ' r 'if' ,rl 1 1, K1 f K' . A . l I ,yi 5 Y ,e V img ,' l l Ben Ward h l Spelling--ooh! but classics-ah! 'Q 1, , . ,f , ., Q-N, 'QM as QA my s 4. , if Norma Waugh Attractiveness and lriendlir1CSS don't always go hand-in-hand, but they do in her case. Verna Webb Never say a word against Wil- liams-Not when Verna's within hearing distance. Eldon Well: Very quiet in class-he's the re tiring sort. Henry Wenzel in When Hank does his courtin, Zeman always goes along. Phyllis Wessel A winning personality makes her well liked. 47 'Q r ssliis ., ' '59 , f :gfl ,Q 6 i Ray Williams A Q1 Ray and Margie Heidewall really - Q ' cut-up during history W in-H ' TW Bette Wilson Beit beauty Corinne Winn Each second hour she rooms halls collecting slips. - WesleyWolpert This blond, band member is a greaftease. Howard Wolschlag He doesn't consider the questions tough in Physics. lt's the answers that get him. .I-'I-.15 jx anuamg '41 Valedidorian ...... Helen Eflwards A XT. X 1 xx W!!! X N K Wa X Hen Imogene Burling Rosia Cluts Jack Duggins Arline Hawton Jeanne McEvoy Betty Newman Lois Van Norman Marie Zimmerman R. I um-1 41 Valecliciorian ...... Ava Mae Cleary X .X 1 X Xi X xx ,Hx 'i55x Slulenlol - xx, ,f -- .4 ,- iA -E5-171.4 Erslcin Eustice Dorothy Gleason Elizabeth Goldberger Martha McClelland Lomalda May Betty Roberts Agrecla Schaffer Dorothy Schoenheider ',Qz,, Saluiatorian ...... Pauline Charles A , A.. ,,,, , , -3559255 vwg . .3..,5e,, ,..,- . . n H P. Abbey su.. Q. W5 Q 5,3 .... , . , 1 . 5 X3 Rm Y X 5 W A a E up 2 S Qi fi M M. labcock , I. lenn F. Bradshaw w .nt -WN ,a-. A. Ado! .Wr - .qi i!B5'1?'V 5f.f :sam-1'-u., f ' ' ' ' .K ff ...U . 5 . me Y of . Q ,1 fm fp f af? 'YH 15 .- .- ? 'H A ig ' w if Q 5 Y in 5152 ffl , J ,. . K- 'f A lfisgls . 357 ,Piew 1 2 fy as 32 S 47, fgsyvlw.. . Q. ' , E. My E. Auld n N. Baden B. Barth A. Benn 1 15 A . i:.- - 'fs' Q .,,. . - ' , P f ' A 1 N W, 5 ' W V -ng 15 ' . N.. f.5,,fsg, '. . Hp ' . V K A Y , :af Y 1 , W -Qi'-' -u,3?h . f - Y . 1: - . , 2 ffggmff . 1, gi 1, 5 . ' . f . 25.6.-.X,KPf'4w.?m . is-1,--Q. W .A R. Berger B. Bledsoe B- Blume if v.. '5 Q . L' ' .Ef f- A A - 4 G. lreiuzher M . lrown 3515 'IV-if . -A 1 2 3 . 2 -' f . Q ,Q sb .X 5 ,. J. 1 0 1. m 'Q yy 9A Q ., 9' ., ' l X A E? ' s va K3 . 1 1, 1 . 4 Jn . . .in , .aww :ff .. ,.,. . Bruninga fe. H. lose .. fi' 4 Q Ayggaa. V Wk' fffld 2 A. K Q '14 5 .. - unify I x ko W Q , ' fin' 4 f-fr' H .41 D. lurk G. Cook M' 3 V. Crotfs V. Davidson G. Deemie ' G. Fears D- FOSRY 5 X .xx A f I' be , ' ,- vi ri, L X A f .Tit 9 I 7' V' .xxx MII? ri , ,Y -. ' V, ff f S Ni-ga 41 za. ! U flcf uqk 'fl GI J- 1 Q ll-0:1 f 4. XM, ' ,E A37 No lux -' . ,uf 4' , Qfnin w CLYLLLGTL 1 :EQQQ .....- L. Glavesh L R. Gridcr B. Haines A, Haley of Q R- HBYIGVCY L. Harding A. Harrold F- ....g, ...L, A J. Hartness G. Hoogerwerl B. Johnston Zllcum W. Juvinal J. Kemp M. Kosanovic 5 an M, Ln R. Lorber B. Lorch npr G. Ncokratis F. Robinson . 1:-,.f::.:::-...we :....3,.:, W is W.. . - . 1 gm' ' 5 'W' 'ww v. 'C 3 4 6,3 R 9 .ff .WR gb f lg 5 D. Meadows P. Meir - . I Sl ' fi: R 'xr ! If 1 ,. eWfw5 sl gl ' M. Porter A. Reed .Lil 25.35 2 Rf- . . if E. Russell H, Sathglf ' V. Schabohm N, Kahn R. Kellenberger P. Kelley B. Kuhn M. Lawler D. Leber fr' W. McConn M. Marvos D. Marvos 'is- M. Orr L. mmf ,,. -lg ,, . D.Ross Q -I' - 7 f if H Q- lfl ,, , al Q Q ml 5, N ll L 'l ral . , :Pvll ' I ,A . 4 , I .4 ,x mffx 1942 Wfy Q i. . . X ly K. 5 53 , nw M. Schmeelski H. Shceley G, Sellers -Q. Q r r f .f r -.. .L 5' t L. Schalts R, Slagu A. Small sk .E J... . e V . 5 4 I A. Sweeney M- Tlmplifl N- Thom-H E. Turam W. Vaughn 5, Washausm Mfflrmrz , f .-r' . :. f !-,- ' wzsva:-:.:. :,-:-as www V -, ,. Q, . :at 5. L . ,., . ,, V4 if N y ,' T T T f 'H I l . as H . . if fe I s T s , .. M. Westray E. White R. Wilkinson M, Wolgtgnholm O f' ,Q T' . it ,,,. 'fav ff. J. Wright s. Ysdfo J. zaku. i CQQAA Ctlglcz-:ns Many specialties colored the school circuit lor the Junior Class. The election of the class officers presented one ol the most heated contests in years. The annual Junior Prom touched oll the last bit of excitement and made the year a howling success. President, Leon Harrison, Vice President, Anna Sweeney: Secretary, Gerry Hoogerwerlg Treasurer, Rolland Kel- union Ganom We , -J MB GIJ i T 'W r -if I In 2 N V, ' V I zz. T x fv- 55. 5 f! ... i W Twins if ...M z - - t. i Q5 ag! 1 nuxh 4. it 5 W-.. I f J. Abraham N. Alberts C. Alberts A .3 15' 'f+'- l J73-,:ig1'?'J 29 E. Allison L. Anderson Iv, H. Barra M. Bauman M. Behrens giiavgg. w . Q W. Bwch 1. am.. M. amazon V. Anderson R. Baird fm 'ibm , 1 -fun M, Bianchi C. Bodtke in S 4. w. . 5 ff 5 G. Brown E. Bruniga J N! X V: 3 lm l iii rf A ...ix ,, Fgw B ,Ag sr -I' v AX . X if 'A '5 S .l tC l ay' f ar f in -' yy H, ll h' ' 'T C.CaIdweIl . 4 ,.,.' A -'E P- B 1 ' -- -.ly LLYIE. I. Brewer V. Briggs J. Brown 'R- v f :JV M. Bughlgp W. Buettner D. Burke .gif K Q. ,nf-V iw, f 'tr' f 1' ff: Q f -W 4 M., S. Campbell J, Cameron l. Cantor . . 2- lor 3 r 5. ,::r, B. Caplan M' Cafnahan M. Carpenter I Oil' . ,N x I AU' 11, fl I yy V IM ,1 L. Cassens CQQZAA, I '5 1 mr. fl '4 ,f Wy ,444 1 :H . Q U0 3 VXA. U fi lr X 71,2 r 'lm I Q i 1 ffl' 'Lv' I W' I K V11 I lfqzx 'Nl 21 LM Q Grdulq '! W X rkf'6W f K I 1 v.i,.L o S C 7 74 4. E g g A u ,EL lb' N C A... F . K J B. Cassidy H. Chandler Q A- CCC ,gh g :.., ,li Q f' D- Ch-'fd '- C ' E. cmavina R. Clausen M. Cohen B. Cook R. Cook ,K .Q N H. Cramer , 'w sf v-C r .--. V fl? P. Doubet -ia V. Erxleben B. Ernest T. Feger Q ' .- ' vm 4.1! ' .. D. Fickel L. piepdgng M. Fischer an n ,.. we A M X. Hi inf si A. Crawford M- Culihl' M. Curry r 1, K 4 R. Cook P. Cooper if - N 1 ' A K. Deeming B. Deobler C 11-- 'X' if V, Eqdg A. Ehrat M. Ekstrum R. En8ClkC y. PX, V. Feger fl, .tif-bd ix ' ' F ' N ob .U Q ,Ay qxrfi L Ka fi-N xx, 9' Z' Q., , v fi., . , lf I Q F X VB MS, ' u ,W 1- XX 1942 5 N: 1 ff I X, f 1 Y 4. : H x 1 P N 1 nfl 'w x 1 4 s, :Si Q9 sf Q' .53 .mf . M 2, 5 , , W. Fischer A A- Q ef, .K f iw'-1 -fr, ..... ix S. Folkers N. Frazee i X V L ,. p i l ,M W f my v- j .,,., H, ' H., , 7 ,, , in G. Frochter G. Fultz A. George . 11 .'. 2 4 ' ' . . f , A ,.. T if . 'V' Q' Qi A .. .. si F i 4 W. Goett 32. 'Rf' ' N I X E. Grofelman E. Gravenor 1. is ff . . r ., V. Grimm W. Hoeltje E. Harper S Hariley 2 T. Hayes B. Hedrick R. Hoehne fn M. Fritz gg! V. k,A , M. Getz M. Grawey D' GVCSOVY . ., 2 . . x 'z . 'N 4 .. -., ii sf, E- si 3? AI f Q 1 355 3 D. Friesx 55 , gy! H i H. Giiiespie in-- z. ig Q fflifii A. Haueison J- HIVTOH .,-, K v. A . ,, L 'SE-Y K ' ' , - ' B. Hayes I i a R. Hellxtern R. Heimer ,Q fm B. Hochstatter B. Hochxtatler C. Hinderliter S. Hoferer we R- HOHN-if' M- Holm V. Houlihan E. Humphrey M. Ivey ff . ...f wi 'ill :K 4- . if W- Jaeger E. Janssen M . im' 3 H. A :,,- IMA J . I ' .fi B. Johnson E. Johnson G' Jore' S.Joleph 6. .Q f R. Jenkins H. Johnson S. Kane L, Kgplgr I. Kentetter C- KJUUJJI P. Koch D. Koeppel J. Koldiil . W -'63 -w ,- TG ff H. Leischke G. Leonard J- Lwrhf gk v4.lSp'Z :lv VAL r 7. ' , J . ' ' 1 fp fi ,.,, 1, , K I fig :X , 3 .-3.. . 7 z, V' W M. Lowry E. McAlister J. McDermoH E. Klarich 2-ew A E. Kouri B. Lipps M.Jenkins R.Jenkins C f .ng- L. 1 1' . gfzsiio xi It' ., J, Johnson J. Johnson je J..- E. Kelley B, Kgllgy C Knapp M. Koch W' ' 'Yr . B. Lanxon H. Long XX T. Macefield D. Mahony H Q EZ , . 1 figs .f vi Y , , ,wwf ,,,, , 1 'Maicua T. Maiers J. 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R 4. ,QR , f ,P ix gig: A I ' ' if 5:25?:.- A H ' 1 X' .5 Q C. Turner M. Van Nattan B. Voglcr M. Von Baeckman A- Weber K. Wheatley E, white 2 iff M- Whit! M. Whittaker M. Wilken D. Williams E. Wise E. Wolgan J. Wolxtenholm J. Wood H. Woola, d E- WYCkoff R. Yonkouski M- YOUHS M. Young S. Zeisler P. Zick Clam V Gtticena President, Glen Jones: Vice Presidenf, Bud Hocltie: Secrefary, Luella Cassensf Treasurer, Thelma Feger. 63 , The Gillespies Boogie Woogie Ca pacity-8 Gals ooq' Ffhe cVvtiTL71OTL Claointa with Clgnlclle Marvin Zerwelrh for being a good sport off the field as well as on. Eda Schrai and Richard Peters for winning first and second prizes in the health contest. .- mc V. ,r.. fl! ' rm f QW' rf ff K 1 . Q? Z. 1 1' fQ,.,s V 1 '59 3: J W1 xi,,,,.,:,. K Q-fo Pauline Charles for her narrative ability displayed in the Christmas program. Mr. Charles England, head janitor for doing his work quietly and effi- ciently. te a , . 232' ,xr A, i 5' 4.1 . .. , ...is , . 2 Q M .., A Wa' Q' ui. N F'-8 ,R . Y f 3' MG .MW H . - v , ,. N gn..-L M -1 if lr ' ' ffs' f F D. ludles 5- BNI! : 'Wiki f . ' f -A ' 1 T ,wa fm' .,f'Q.,, ' ... ' ,ir 'P .1 ,Q Q W . Q 6 S Q K. .J .,.,, W.. Y L x T. Cllatwood J . Cussorl G. Fulton l. Gndden Y G. Galle: W. Garvin M- Horn o.xm.gbea1 4 ' 0 V- .. 1 1 ll f bf .. 1 ff ' 'eff ' f , Z.- , 2 l I If O. Drencn R. Deering L. Dudley A. Etaugh H. Booker H. Booker M- E- BUCHINY D- Call' A- Cu' R' Carter 9, f 5 G ,L ' ! I. Kromplurdt L, I-,tham D, Mille' 1'- 5555 ' k ggg. eg. l 13, X file 'li.ffM e .G , C. Mohr I. Ncwburg A. Nihlaclr A -' ' . .L l . T, .P 1 . 5 f I 2 Ei A f , f ,- f ' s E f B' J' Pau' J. Pitsch W. Reeve: D. Root 1 1 f- G, I j - , ' f, f . . if - ' 1 4 all 'Wff vi.: o r lli.,-liii-Tlfi. L '.lXl 1', M ,x l f ST... Y V4 . .1 . M r f . , 13355 L. Simmons A. Sintlsir R V. Rubino G. Schislzr B. Scheber B. Sheridan A. Sielrs M. Szenies M. Templin C. Tlrurm E, wadpum A. Wim, N This year there was an exceptionally large entry for the Sophomore Classes. The big show ol the puppy classes was their annual get-together in the gym. Fun and playiulness reigned throughout their party. Their days of puppyhood have been brief and they will now be looking forward to being Juniors. I H11 ff 2,2 fgigil .L N-9 ' P v T 57- i'i Mg, if ', A' ig!! ,t 5 ' N if Y! 6 27.7 .Sep homone Otticz-:na Left to right: Eileen Wadham, Vice Pres., Alice Sielcs, Treas., John Cusson, Sec., Rex Up- dilce, Pres. A V. . ' if , ! .- , , x i '. V Q 1 .A ' y L ,J I' ,f 1 .Q U Front row, left to right: Bob Rudder, Treas., Maxine Over- turf, Sec. Second row, left to right: Charles Krosse, Vice Pres., Don Mey- ers, Pres. A. Abel K. Abel L. Ackerman W. Adams M. Allen 3, A,,d,,,o,, D. Andenon D, Mend, 551, - ' fy inf.. ' . x ' N ' Qifszffgfx ' ' . T Q -' .1 ig. Ty Q:..?-: L f , 1, , ,, . , . 5 . B' 2 6 . V . 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G fi 3 no f K f ' . i A f , x' , V' f f ? f fi 351 J 1+ 11.1 f iff , X' f G. G. ' Ox S -1' 'H:Q..'.'a I 1 se-ig.,-.Q V- .- -W 9,5 . A if .gr -4. -. . W fn' if W. 'i . - S f 1 F, X. ' - 21. if fd R ' 'I i f.--EX, I ' ff wxxip ,x , Q at M .xl 2 2 rx FE 75 J' S- is a Ii ? WE 1 f I. Scott E. Sernzirotk D. Sholls D. Siebold A W J. riclrle-r M. Tayler S. Tunis R- uPdikG A- WIUIUI D. Walters T f. . y R. Pitiner .3 R 2 AV 2? .Q R Xp C. Roberts 1 -f QW R. Smith i 3 .Lf X 4 ' Sins Q R. Willis be K, .8 J. Murphy . ' 4. HH L. Pryor 3. Q' ww: . 1 I. Rodick R. Snyder T' R. Wright ,.-- Y' V - , , wiv? Stnawa Brawn and Beauty An Apple for the Teacher , f J 1. . ai . ,S e,,h, gk x I . ' x X ., 03,537 gm ,glgg Q f . ss K Q 7' S52 M h ,kg if Y V --nieis 'X' S2 S 1 SQ S .ae Q , 4 M , i S 1 ,Q 3' f W Z3 'A sg gr k A A 2 ff X ' ' ' 3' fmt S' Q1 Bi .1 2, my A N uf if K 3 1 4' X -N 4 'Q 5, ,Wg M A A 4 , L W A ff g New be K at , ,V N K2 4. + 41. gre M, 5 if v Y qfigk Imp ag, 1 ,-,k.., ,..' i - M em A eeee e 2 f V I--'-+fJ?' f ,. ,.'.. f 1 v .. ' Ph . J' Duggets AUJYCY 95' f 74 Everykhing but the Cow I' x A A -1- Modeling? ' Q is Www 1 '1 3 ll 2 i V? we Quasar? iq, is .snr . '5 N EE 4 if Q ' WH if 4 ng, if mm A ' 1 1, I 3 .S W i J V f ' f l? m a 1 . Q A , ,, . t n ,, .+L A . X . ' , 11 V V, ., , .Q , Q V I A , V A A . ' V - 7 ' ,. 'I Row l: H. Zierlre, J. Eusficc, D. Escl'i, H. Ricliards, A, Friedrich, E. Bolamfl, lngrassia. Row 2: G. Brcisaclicr, E. Auld, L. Glavaslw, B. Lorclw, L. May, E. Golclbcrgcr, Advisvr, M. Rabold. Row 3: A. Fcrrc, D. Meadows, B. lass, L. Lauturbach, M. Hcitzman, P. Prince. Wlatlonal canon Society, Row l, lclt to riglwt: C. l-lauciscn, F. Stamerjolwn, J. Whitworfh, R. Berger, M. Babcock, B. Row Q, lclt to riglwt: A. Morrell, A. Sclialer, D. Glcasan, P. Clwarlcs, B. Brcrm, F. Caplan. Row 3: D. Sclwoenlwcider, M. McClelland, B. Roberts, A. Cleary, R.Zerwekl1, M. Sank. Blumc. F ow 1: M. Cohen, R. Murray, Treasurer, H. Onken, Vice President, J. Duggins, President, G. Peck, Secretary, D. Ross, D. Flint. ow 9: Miss Evans, Advisor, D. M. Cowen, M. Boucher, R. Pucknus, E, Johnson, E. Robinson, B. Bontz, S. M. Jacobs, M. Carnahan. Row 3: J. Anderson, M. Roloff, L. Van Norman, S. Gallagher, A. Machuck, E. Goldberger, G, Robin- son, J, Alien. Row 4: C. Mohr, E. Petkoosek, I. Stein, M. McClelland, L, Glavash, E. Holmes, B. J. Page. R X i. ii My , Row Row Row Row L. i fi' 1Ys.,,., 7 wwf JJ hr, if .i . J: Jil CJ. r ,lf f W 1 lll 'L H an 3 , ff.: :rf ' P 'f' X' 74,92 3 3 1 Y E if ,pf ,if Li Row PF ir 5 , . -M u lo Cfafmlcqll ,fgcfque 13 V, Webb, Cones, See., S, Sherman, Treasurer, J. McDermott, Prssrdenf, B. Caplan. Secretary J. Walmsley, Vlce President. Row 2: Mrss Evans, C. Rrclnards, S. Beals, M. Wesiray, V. Rubrrro, E. Goldberger, B. Harnberg, J Hunler. Row 3: M. Tarnolln, l. Krowplwerdf, W. Flsclwer, S. Holerer, A. Crawlord, L. GYGVW K- Wh25tl2Y Row 4: V. Crotts, M. Templin, H. Bose, L. Cassrns, J, Templrn, A. Cleary, B. Roberis, T. Feger. Row li P. Espinoza, L. Palumbo, G. Hancock, M. Hufzrnan, Secretary, H. Zrerlce, President, M, E. Arm ll lg r K Xl' Agxqffl xx i 23 LZ Z ,ef 'fffy 1 , lrlr XX Y f offMm,' ,QNX Row Row Row Row lrcld, Vrce Presrdent, E. Sernlow, Treasurer, D. Harnberg, M. Van Nathan. 2: D. Sprague, Advrsor, L. Simmons, R. Olctanslci, V. Grumrn, C. Eberly, J. Robmson, H. Vogelsang M. Marvos, E. Sclwrrner, M. Brown, C. Ralool. 3: B. Bledsoe, E. Auld, M. Whrttaker, B. Thompson, E. Wolgan, M. Grawey, H. Hewermann, M Howlett, R. Parr. 4: A. R. Brrggs, L. Van Norman, J. Marlcoslcr, B. Roberts, G. L. Sclvrsler, R. Slwolf, E. Rolmleder C. Tlnurm, E. Wnrte, W. McGann. 5: J. Burch, L. Spidle, B. Glwelardin, K. Wheatley, H. Pawes, F. Underwood, L. Garnsey, B, Jenlnrns D. Williams. rl. M L QQ fiawi anion mill.: ' W X Ek . ........ . , . 4.1.4. , Row l: A. Morell, F. Caplan, M. Johnson, E. Noble, J. McEvoy, H. Sommerville, H. Naisen, D. Vino- vich, M. Waninger. Row Q: V. Klee, M. Hoffman, R. Shoff, H. Zierlre, B. Bontz, L. Van.Norr'nan, V. Melling, D. M. Seyller A. Mihlof, B. Newman, E. Goldberger. Row 3: B. Haynes, A. Huthmann, L. May, E. Gillespie, G. Robinson, D. Gleason, J. Gilmore, V. Webb E. Maddox, C. Farris, M. Hayes. Row 4: M. Eulitz, M. Beames, L. Halligay, V. Monroe, K. DeYoung, R. Schell, M. Driscoll, L. Shemas M. Karpulc, G. Olson, G. Wilbert. Row 5: B. Imogene, S. Gallagher, A. Machuclc, H. Howerton, E. Schrai, E. Harms, D. Garr, M. Doud R. Lofgren, C. Winn. ' Row 1: M. Helmantoles, M. Reavley, G. Cusson, Treasurer, L. Orr, J. Willre, B. Applegren, Vice Presi- dent, A. Schafer, President, R. Zerwelrh, Secretary, R. Sanden, S. Ludwig. Row 2: Miss Kirkpatrick, D. Sauer, l. Shinnefield, E. Castle, W. Roberts, W. Wertz, V. Redfield, D Jacobs, A. Haslam, C. Hanamean, B. Binder, J. Hunter. Row 3: V. McBride, D. Crowley, A. Kruge, M. Willis, V. Zerwelrh, N. Waugh, D. Moffatt, L. Pitcher P. Prince, A. Heinzman, H. Vogelsang, M. Bouchez. Row 4: D. Schooley, M. Carr, L. Schoch, B. Jass, C. Hibbard, D. Schoenheider, L. Krahn, A. Goetze, J. Walrnsley, B. Brem, G. Herman. Row 5: M. Zimmerman, B. Roberts, M. R. Sanlc, A. Ferre, B. Wilson, R. Puclrnus, A. M. Cleary, M. McClelland, L. Lautebaclc, E. Kromphardt. nlqg-M mf! ,wqiah ba......f',....iA.,, l, Y. , a.. 1 .mfs 1 fi l llllll l JW 'lille lliyjjwfl lf 'Nei' K ll i surf il 2 1: A. Miller, B. Cale, Treasurer, A. Friedrich President, R. Hurst, Vice President, E. Beck, Secre- tary, L. Desmond. Row Q: R. Bell, B. Linsley, D. Fscfw, W. Fall, T. Derby, J. Coogan. Miller, F. Bisclwoff, J. Somogyi, J. Toniny, R. Trapp. 4: G. Jones, J. Lentz, J. Penn, J. Meyer, F. Stameriol-in M. Ruslw. 5: B. Hammer, H. Wolsclwlag, R. Wasliausen, R. Kuhn, B. Look. Row Row 3: B. Row Row .W M, gb will .-ui A 'VNV rj ,W All . Y I ig iii. flew iiiiiil' f Row 1: B. Miller, W. F-all, D. Escfi, J. Coogan, B. Hinderf, E. Beck, D. Hardin, F. Sfamejolwn, F. Bolsm. 9: C. Hauersen, Maddox, J. Wliifwortfw, H. Zierke, E. Bischoff, B. Strassburger, B. Gfielardini, J. Duggins, R. Gleclc, W. Hancock. F. Slwegfmorst, C. Broclbeclr, B. Hulse, R. Hurst, J. Somogyi, D. Meister, B. Brady, J. Toniny, Row Row 3: G. Anderson, R. Williams. Row 4: B. Hammer, A. Frasco, B. Helmer, G. Castellani, B. Lindsay, B. Loolr, F. Underwood, F. l T. Higgins, M. Scfwisler, A. LaC5ron. Row 5: J. Filzen, B. Marks, VZ Barber, J. Meyer, W. Williams, B. Case, R. Hopwocd, A. Malrovic, H. Wolscfulag, W. Heitzman. if is 81' 3 , EYILOTL QQ ' TRC BX'.:lrij1iillli A X xlfiirc. 5 y Q ffqif A fi li .ill ' 4' ll X lf his Topic Topic Topic Topic Topic Topic Topic Topic 80 Row Row Row Row Row l: E. Semlow, L. Krahn, M. Kouri, D. Gleason, G. Robinson, E. Goldbe Vice President, M. Reavley. rger, L. May, M. Armfield 2: M. Rabold, A. f-luthmann, L. Davis, M. Matkovick,B,CapIan, A, Morglll F, Caplan, A, Kmgef J. Hunter, V. Davidson, V. Redfield. 3: L. Halliday, R. Pucknus, L. Glavfsfn, M. Templin, R. Richter, J. T M. Sank, J. Walmsley. emplin, M. Eulitz, B. s 4: B. Wilson, M. f-leller, B. Deeclos, B. Roberts, Secretary-Treasurer, A. Cleary, President, E.Scl1rai E, Harms, B, Applegrenty M, MCClQIIand, C.l-fitntnard, D. Schoenheider. 5: D. Schooley, A. Ferre, J. Meyer, K. Wheatley, J. Coogan, D. Meister, J. Duggins, B. Sffd burger, R. Zerwekh, L. Lauterback. 03710 CJTLCLYYL October 28, 1940 Chairman-Jack Duggins We both be at our wits end. -Heywood November 25, 1940 Chairman-Pauline Charles Be not the first by whom the new are tried, Nor yet the last to lay the old aside. -Pope December 17, 1940 Chairman-Mary Eleanor Armfield .Battle of Wits .Current Literature Candlelight Service I will honor Christmas in my heart and try to keep it all the year. --Dickens January 27, 1941 Coogan Speech was given to the ordinary sort of men, whereby to commu their minds. -Bishop Smith February 24, 1941 H'Wimiciisifinisflkabefi -91141095-LJUVIQQF. 'mm A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. -Bible March 24, 1941 th Chairman-Martha McClelland H 'Tis the good reader that makes the good book. -lmerson April za, 1941 Chairman-Elizabeth Goldberger U' .Quest Speakers nicate ... Humor e World With Books Dramatic Readings Speak the speech, l pray you, as I pronounced it to you, trippingly on the tongue. -Shakespeare May 26, 1941 Chairman-Ava Mae Cleary Things unattempted yet in prose or rhyme. -Milton .Student Publications . i .2 xx if v'iL X126 CLC1 Cl. 3-31:1 .in- Row 1: G. Breisacher, M. Marvos, D. Mahany, M. Reavley, Secretary, G. Coolc, B. Barth, W. Wertz, E. Reavley. Row Y: L. Harding, A. Schafer, L. Glavash, Treasurer, D. Marvos, L. Krohn, D. Schooley, M. R. Sanlc, V. Redfield, President, J. O. Stitely. Row 3: B. Oldendorph, E. Denton, D. Meister, Vice President, D. Meadows, A. Ferre, B. Hoeltjie, K. Wheatley, L. Harrison. i 4 Wy Inf? 532' 7K'ia x 7 ,ll -S xt- ' l f r K l , i U r re 4 MSL. 1 l PW ll 4' Row l: F. Mathis, R. Puclcrius, Chairman, A. M. Cleary, Secretary, H. Bose, M. Templin, Vice Chairman M. Templin, L. Puclcnus, G. Templin, Treasurer, L. Anderson, B. Puclcet, F. Caplan, E. Goldberger L. Strassburger. Row 9: J. Duggins, J. Coogan. Row 1: G. Ternplin, V. Monroe, F. Caplan, M. Templrn, D. Gleason, Presrdent, L. May, M. Templin, J. Schneider, V. Schonz. Row 2: G. Reynolds, L. Hurst, B. Hedrick, M. Boucher, B. Bontz, K. Schmidgall, G. Robinson, E. A Gillespre, L. Van Norman, B. Haynes, V. Rubino. Row 3: M. Bour, A. Rosenbohm, R. Pucknus, L. Pucknus, S. Holerer, J. Templin, S. Sholl, E. McCaIn Ci. Gardiner, M. A. Keeker. Row 4: B. Lrpps, D. Crowley, S. Dally, E. Seizenger, M. Hayes, P. Johnson, K. Hoeltjie, V. Tulrck, C Knapp, E. Kromphardt, P. Benn. rg! I, f l' mfr . f fr :Hmmm ff! I Ir Ilkll . r W I I no W ', 'i I .Xl W ,llll lll rlllflllllllllwx I r . llwm Y I I I I I Row I: B. Caplan, L. Sirassburger, T. Hayes, M. J. Wilken, 'l'c.suref, L. Ackerman, L. Thomas, E. Burdcss, E. Malone, J. Allen. Row 2: V. Mcllmg, Vrca Presrdent, D. M. Cowen, M. Rololl, B. Johnsfon, S. Faner, G. Cusson, C. Rod- den, B. Puckett, Miss Doerrng, Advisor. Row 3: M. Bahlrnan, V. M. Briggs, E. Parker, R. Hirsch, A. Heinzman, S. Beals, A. Crawford, H. Hole, P. Sheber, B. Weller. Row 4: R. Rrchter, J. Johnson, E. Petkovsek, A. Weber, J. Monroe, D. White, K. DeYoung, H. Heuer- rnann, L. Anderson. Row 5: H. Bose, E. Sernlow, B. Hochstatter, E. Klarrch, G. Cook, I. M. Kromphardi, J. Schnackenberg, E.SelIers. ,f '-A A Xa ffr f rx 1 ' ' f' 'f I fx fl, V ' K W if I I fi' l N 1 rl X' 'lv f ' I I 1 ,W ' ,. ,of I II: 4 . I X. ' llllllf I If! I'- lr f 'X Row iz M. Adams, G. Kouri, J. Pleiler, B. Hawley, V. Wood. President, A. Ross, Vice President, Happ, D. White, W, Baclces. Row Q: M. Van Detturn, E. Schrincr, J. Peterson, B. Zombro, B. Killy, F. Hill, V. Goldstein, B. Binlrele, D. Schaab, E. White. Row 3: S. Dernminin, M. Rololl, P. Klarich, L. Hurst. V. Johnson, R. Pierson, M. Demrnin, H. Heuer- rnann, M. Grawcy, L. Schaab, l. Pleler. Row 4: B. Brlllhart, K. Resler, E. Seizinger, A. Renshaw, J. Schneider, A. Ehrat, B. Carney, M. Vl..ary, D. lsonhart, J. Allen. Row 5: M. Dellert, F. Shelton, G. Schisler, M. Buehler, L. Cassens, S. Follcers, D. Meadows, V. Tuliclc, J. Wells, C. Knapp. X: rr ,ii GGG? HV' 1, f' X 'lily ' lf my lllliig l, X' if Alf' , 'i ', .ilsf I f, f . V n ' W V! X Ml ,ff J My r 3 , ll ' , X W ., rl IW ,ltr J lllf Row lt K. Koch, M. Rololl, P. Johnson, M. Tcmplin, C. Holmes, E. Hernandez, E. Maus, K. Hoeltjie T. Van Eeunrno, Advisor. Row 2: A. Berry,3E. Waninger, M. Ternplin, J. Schneider, Secretary, S. Leber, l. Cantor, J. Burch, J Robinson. Row 3: R. Rololl, R. Rudloll, B. Sommerville, B. Boesch, Treasurer, M. Swanson, E. Rogers, P. Lohrman A. Fitzgerald. Row 4: R. Peters, President, E. Berger, D. Leber, Vice President, M. Tamplin, B. Coker J. Kemp, Wm. Swadinslcy, D. Friess. I 'V' W Stucllant one Ol the most, lmPOVf1?flf dUfl25,0l U12 C0UHCll is to Bef Worfhwhile, 2f1lOYdbl'e assemblies for the student body. It is the Council- who sponsors the Manual Revue, fills the ink wells in the study halls, puts up various signs and posters in the rooms and halls and sends cards to the ill. Advisor, Mr. Litterlst l I I P - A W ' Wsxlyfx , CNA Z ., , .1 41 -' i ,V 'fl' if li ,IW fl., J!! ' '45, , Ich l ll x i if ' 789 P li i .r li' ly X' ii ,- - ,. f l r X ' el le i r r -i x rr l' I ilu fi L, l A Y , v . Robert Strassburger Bertha Ca plan Belcty Applejren Iris Sfein Kenny Harms Betiy Bledsoe 'Exp Mary Mayer LaVerne McMullen Dorothy Gleason Q ' 4 i .si ' , V Z , . fi? Jeaneifce Schneider Dorothy Klingbeiq Carroll Haugisen Virginia Rubino -9-v -W Y-Y - ---W Cduncll f.'N N N ui fu l vl ll, rx' .4 Maflofie Tufsam Ray Baird Phyllis Haggard S Lois Lauterbaclc Kenneth Borland Kathleen Borland Jim Coogan r .,'. . Gloria Peck Schols . . Bob Mu aY Evelyn Maus A Jean Hunter Pauline Charles Kenny Koch I Karl Wheatley 'LJ V x '214 1 21,01 's .35 . 1- Q 1 4 1 1 .Stage Cn.-aw J. Fawley, E, Maddox, F. Stieghorst,d2. Compton, A. Reed, R. L. Livingston, Advisor X Uflanklnq Y JN tatt X A -o if-J - J S., 'pi-' yi-., ff V AI x, .x-h M4 , YQ J' u 3- xl tix to xvylimx of ,vo iJYJ1xJ' J , J V I I' ',ll,Ji jy I -J. . 1 'J x I 'J . 1 J' .Nu N' .1 VSLIQW ff'f?.: -+o Cm J J x Q .C cy' ,ff .Q , 'x W, ,, ' -' 1.41: 1f'W,!-3 . , X 'E ' J W N51 XX XX xx . J X1 Nm. 'v Ny- gg X ' J L 'X f' f f Row 1: J. Walmsley, B. Gherardini, R. Zerwelclw. . Row SZ: J. Brown, B. Haddick, A. Frasco, M. Purcell, -:wi M 1 V- WVWQZZJ by , fflffhm X ' '5W? i v fritff , L. 4 it V ??'5'?f I if fE.,fLM Q Cf! W M ,3, VL aJM,7 Z' if . l .S if A we lui .. Row 1: M. Heitzman, G. Cook, A. Kruger, M. Heller, D. Schoenheider, J. Wol- stenholm, M. Helmantoler. Row 2: M. Lawler, E. Morgan, H. Naisen, M. Lee, B. Lorch. 611 Sta-:lp hen qoaten Slnqena -rg Manual's first ensemble of Stephen Foster Singers was Formed in 1939 by Miss Ginevra Chivingtonp and because ot its extreme popu- larity, another group was organized last September. This ensemble met with even greater success and recognition through their many appearances demanded by audiences in Peoria and surrounding com- munities. Costumed in pastel satin gowns fashioned atter the Civil War period, this group ot twelve girls delighted thousands ot people with their beautiful interpretations of Stephen Foster melodies. Included among their engagements were appearances at the Peo- ria County Teachers' Institute, State Educational Convention at Springfield, Peoria Chapter of Kings' Daughters, Pelcin Choral Club, Caterpillar Minstrel Show, Rotary Club, Convention of Boy Scouts, Knox College, Galesburg High School, Illinois Lawyers' Wives Associ- ation, Association ot Commerce Convention, and at numerous club meetings, churches, and schools. V N3 , f Qiskgfi, I A by W.: if ,uv 3 Q.,-f Row I: J. McCann, J. Zllcus, D. Holzlnge, M. Curry, A. Maclnuclc, M. L. Graham, M. Segger, B. A. Lorcln, H. Zierlce E WyeI1oIf. Row Q: B. Hindert, E, Tursam, B. Follcs, J. Ingrassia, M. Waninger, M. Orr, L. Palumbo, E. M. Morgan, H. Naisen Hedrick. Row 3: E. Sandall, D, Meister, B. Kulwn, J. Bratton, L. Jolwnznscn, B. Bontz, P. Koclr, M. Hclmantoler, I. Jacobs, W ae ger, M. Wlwlttalcer. Row 4: T. Derby, H. Slnellcrasslee, D. Countryman, J. Sclwrerber, R. Doering, M. Heller, D. Sclraenlncldcr, C. Hrbb Turner, K. Borland. Row Row Row Row I All nr i I r xx X .' X rr, , I A 6 IIQ .4 J J I: V. Erxleben, C, Nlemrer, M. Horn, D. Klrngbell, A. Dorrs, S. Plrellips. R. Hollrnan, S. Cam B. Doebler, H, Lerscnlce, J. Allen, A. Kendall, Q: B. Rebel, G. Serentlwa, L. Grant, L. Van Norman, M. Howlett, D. Platte, M. Tursarn, M hart, E. Wise, D. Brown, I. Charles. 3: M. Demmin, I, Brewer, W, Wertz, R. Parr, B. Jolnnston, E. Meier, M. Lyons, L. Slwernas Mungoven, K. Serbold, T. Hayes. 4 B Still A Newsa V I Ii . . , . Shall, H. Sanlcs, B. K1 m, . u ck, B. Callicotte, M. Drxon, E. Hull, I. Koestner, R. Kirlrpatrl ng. .Sail-3' .- - 1- W. ' . . . w v H 'W ' Y Row li M. J. Lac, K. Slwemas, A. l-laufon, V. M. Biggs, B. Bledsoe, R. Hollwne, E. Tracrflcsmsclwuh, R. R ddle, W.9ls-'ff. Row Q: H. Sommarvlllc, l-l. Hale, K. Camplzlfll, L. Kralm, J. Wolsfcnholm, M. J. Wllkcn, M. Jonas, K. Demmcn, G. Wul- kmsorw, C. Marfttta. ' Row 3: E. M. Turbctt, G. Chuflcs, B. Boulton, G. Cool1,A. Krugu, L. AWP, D. Ross, C. Logllvgl, E. Skaggs, J. PwtCl1.:rf,A. Fflgxffdld. X Row fl: B. Durlos, B. Ho:Fstattf'r, L. Tlvovws, E. Harms, M- Ldwlwf D- VFW fllf J- CDUFUW P- C6dYf E- Ka l'55'f'f MA N F3' tum, K. M91-tr. X QQR '54 ll: f Row l: V. Rulomo, D. M. Hale, E. Hodgloms, L. Sm Llw, A. SL'cQLlvr, C. Tlmrm, E. Rolwlgd-if, S. Bralg, gwl ' B. Nvuavburg, J. Plrsdv, E.SU1lvm,B. page. Row Q: Miss Clwvlngton, B. Lemon, E. Lcwvs, B. Hrrman, A. Pctlcovselc, M. Taylor, E. Wadham, L. f Simmons, G. Bowden, G. Hsppmw, A. Bvlggs, V, Wood. 5 -X Row 3: M. Grawcy, M. Waldron, H. Llvcngood, D. Kerstuttar, F. Hall, R. Neal, H. Houwfrwann, L. ZA Rotlw, M. Connolly, E. Kromplwardt, L. Smltlm, B. Slmber. 7 1 Row 4: M. Tcmplm, M. Caldwcll, S. l'lolCm:r, M. Dullert, M. Szcnfcs, A. Fwfzgcrald, M. Kerlncf, M. H, Malwfyfc, M. Culslwaw, W. Jolmson, L. Cudd gan. I Row i: M. Waninger, H. Zierke, E. Wycholf, A. Machuck, B. Roberts, Secretary 8: Treasurer, A. Kruger, President, H. Hale, B. Hedrick, V. M. Briggs, A. Hauton. Row 2: M. Whittaker, E. Morgan, M. J. Lee, B. A. Lorch, K. Borland, B. Hochstatter, G. Cook, W. Jaeger, H. Sommerville, L. Allen. Row 3: J. Wolstenholm, B. Bledsoe, B. Bontz, C. Hibbard, D. Schoenheider, E. Harms, L. Thomas, M. Heller, B. Duclos, L. Krahn. Row 4: B. Wilinson, P. Cady, K. Wheatley, H. Bose, M. Tamplin, D. Ross, G. Wilkinson, E. Denton, E. Traenkenschub. Wg fl-. ? ?,' ffaa D XM Rf' llll f 'ZZ l -is 'J Wfll f Agi- IY, Row l: A. Fich, B. Haynes, V. Rutnino, B. L. Dempsey, L. Postero, S. Gallagher, M. Grawey, R. Shoff, W. Wertz, S. Beals, S. M. Jacobs, H. Vogelsang, E. Golclberger, L. Strassburger. Row 9: l. Shinnefield, H. Heuermann, S. Sholl, B. Swan, M. Doud, M. Howlett, C. Thurm, L. Pucknus M. Hayes, I. M. Kromphardt, M. A. Kerker, E. Gravenor, B. Schindler, S. Campbell. Row 3: V. Davidson, Vice President, M. Baumann, L. Anderson, H. Howerton, D. Carr, E. Semlow, H Cramer, M. Hitzmann, K. Seitnold, J. Walmsley, L. Glavash, J. Hunter. Row 4: B. Ernst, B. Thompson, M. R. Sank, R. Zerwekh, R. Pucknus, A. M. Cleary, M. Willis, D. Fickel M. Szentes, B. Applegren, M. McClelland, E. Wolgan. - W K fu I Xb W iw f -. I Jill? l Q XXX LM L1-r Z . f WY fl-1 ' 1 i X A.. k ' M , , . v K WW 0 li il ' iw. W lv Row l: B. Schindler, E. Armlield, H. Vogelsang, L. Kepler, J. Abraham, B. L. Dempsey, C. Cady, L Allen, B. Stella, R. Pillischalslce, C. Rodden. Row 9: C. Hinderlite, M. Hoerl, B. Thompson, E. Wolgan, D. Ficlcel, M. Willis, B. Miller, V. Eads, W. Wertz, B. J. Brown. Row 3: B. Ries, E. Kromphardt, E. Chiavini, G. Wilkinson, E. Denton, A. Ferre, B. Broadstone, J. Schnei- der, A. Huthmann. Row 4: J. Hartness, J. Bratton, W. Williams, D. Chalmers, B. Hammer, M. Tamplin, J. Burch, D. Ross B. Harris. Xil l .WW zz ff? , , if J illfyllll fwlllilli Row l: C. Rauthenberg, J. Robinson, D. Buckley, B. Wilkinson, E. Waninger, C. Richards, G. Kllnan, O. White. Row H. Campen, B. Marxen, E. Picton, H. Bose, F. Streibich, A. Roberts, R. Hanauer, B. Sommer- vrlle. - .f Row 3: B. O'Dell, W. Porter, E. Rogers, N. Alberts, E. Meister, G. Kupper, P. Cady, C. Loellel. Row 4: J. Samp, R. Murray, J. Maloney, D. Cross, H. Graves, K. Melhouse, J. Schreiber, G. Galles. L ,f 5s N- :fra ,-N 2AbE ,A Q in 5 5 .. ie .J nn, AGES. mv: ... ,M 'Wy .-4.2. Y, 1 ul .- 1 I v- 5-, Q., ff 9 ,?h 9 11 ,.. K' 311, 2 A A A ,L 6 .., ,Nw 1 'T I EQ? :.-'fig' fx' K . v A If 1,5 , :Q E ':: fl f i f '- A ,iT 5f,f' fi Ti? Q' 1 fx' 34-4 f, Al fi Ae, fix A ff 1? 1. X av-Rex h Q'.fff f'fi i sn! U '6 -x ' ,fa 'Ka 'M Iwi x 'wt-fe.. V ' gi Q N -fglii M . V 1 Yigg I' X i . ji I lf- . 1 I - .lg s ' 3g?fQQliI:f L :f ?ifab f ' , ' ,Hi Ji N 'f e+.f-5 f 7' I if -if-iff, ' Q 5? :lx - ii' 7 5 f '23 y:LQT,'ie 3 'i f ' fi. J x '- Q .'-, +9 A A-Q-,f , , Ap, ' Q .A V, L r 1 .Z .avr E1 an Q' x f ff ' v . -. J . -. .pf N f N I '! ,L L N ' Q , 1 1' .,Q i4 , K ' 53: ' hz :mi V if N Q 1 k , S f , 41 - Alf ,V A iA KM V -. I K . fm . If A, . , ,W ' s .gg Q 4 ,M 3.4 , K ,M 1 v nomlvcme qllf0UCll- CQQ nlnet Quantettz-1 Cllvifldl Row 1: B. Sfrassburgcr, D. Hardin, A. . Ef Sli- au Row Q: J. Sullivan, B. J. Peters, C. Rich- ards, E. Reavley. .Quantatte Sitting: F. Meyer, E. Bolam, V. Davidson. Standing: B. Olin, E. Chiavini, O. Dres- sen, B. Ernst. ,i r Uilnaws Quint:-:tta jr 'I 1 ,I . Jill, lx l , r I fl rl , , , wi W, lllllllrlvi lllwah ll! Jlll' ix f lhillhl. filnefi Seated: E. Tursam, M. Clem- entz, S. Holerer, B. J. An- d erson. Standing: P. Martin, B. Pe A. Werth, H. Bose, W. Wol- pert. .Saxap hone .Qucmtett . A ,f. . , WZ , i 1 ' ' ,,, 'ff ,Iwi fi I, 4 , . I I ire ff,.f-g,.4, ,cw ir 'ZQFY' A-. . 7,16 ff, 153 -' 3N'f , , .191-..f yy? Q 1343! is -1 , 531- 3 JR'-fggg . ,zggxlf-ai ' z ' . f V . Y -Qi jgglfw ' Nl? numpet Flon A. Crawford, C. Krolcel, P. Lohrman. .Stnlnq Enaemlirlle I r 'X x 'vu 5 L. Strassburger, D. Mendenhall, H. Bggiig-R. Pierson, B. Wi krnson, B. Thompson. .D ' . xx. .fs .-.1 ,i 1 A N , g J 5 5 4' A Q ku ww f 2, .dp-gmgi' ' -ff- ' 1 - I ' ME' if iv' . 1 x Exit' X 3413+ 4 s -:Z Q24 8 '35 ,qi F H' Fannie Caplan Sopliomores I Anna Morell Juniors, Snaps llrak' 'Urs-.N . I , i 'i T rg? Z .35 ' s5iQi2 .. We 125 1 - , . 1 Q 4 Q Vernon Sclwaller Miscellaneous 2 cl'Vllnncm .Statt 'ii Xllffi A ,,, , 'gfifi ii ' fif r 'N . , '1 5 , X r,' lx I 'l vlx xx Gfflri ix NX fulf- skiia : -all ff S 1 'fx X f,' fx 1 Q c X K ll 75 Q ,I 1 'Q VJ! l I. a1l' ' 'x X. A X 3' 9 Adol Ii Friedriclr Stanley Wyicheney lg t por s Advertising Delmer Escli Editor Lomalda May Harold Richards Sports Fi-lCulfy Margarei Heitzman Calendar, Mirror Stall Student Stall -6' Beulah Ray George Krosse Clubs, Music Advertisinq Marilia McClelland Seniors Ava Mae Cleary Plays, Index Darlene Coftle Art Clfluaineaa Stqtt is 'Var . . t 5 A ,Y . A, X L e i S EQ' L..- . Jaclr Duggins Rosia Cluts Seated, left to right: Eleanor McAlister, Eleanor Klarich, Jeanette Marlcoski, Anna Renshaw, De- lores Ficlcel. Standing, left to right: Mary Elcstrum, Mr. Coulter, Marcella Getz, Ella Humphrey, Merlin Rush, Jack Meyer, Audrey Holzschulw, Lois Strassburger. T u .. Q. Q Ecflltonlafl .Statt Editor, A. Ferre, M. Wilkens, K. Wheatley, D. Marraney. Q49 - im xg , l M. Arrnfield, B. Caplan, R. Pucknus, W. Hoeltje, G. Peck, Miss Winters, Adviser, D. Meister, Managiyx 9 O w 'N 'SX 993 bl' Alfbllgs Jxgxxop b 193-G: 5 2. 3 xvxeieeva woego W a S51 - of ax X 'sf Ip- 'Of- 63 K Q Q0 QQYXGQQEOQ' 2 15 P O- lefq D59 ' 'Oo X xe 95 'OSS Vee? das' Q50 fx wi ed .1 'W E: 9 QX Q to 4 I xg A A ,AXK9 vo Q9 gf Z OSI f axe or 45 xo ax Q . f . S bolpklylkhk 37101: G60 C' L do, bang. S. P efaffih 0,1 L' get 2 2,0165 'Y f12e,eg'Oz 1322. '7f.5??f'fZQ I . ' Q11 . 4110 bfrtoplli Zzif.. O 17 uf 17 03197. W IU 0- V 4 Qt 0 t ,QQ rbi Oni 05 I flldt I' 65 1 --io fm. 567, Q, QKIQ, 90 Q15 y . O 1. Q3 C .40 fa '40 , be 50' 9 QQ 59 DJ, - IH '60 Q0 N W2 ' 84'- D 2:04 'vox' 9171515 0? 4. ' 325661 '59 acc leer? bn Coajbf F .ggi B 931265 zllplnlise zalbloj , W , 'C f '- - Q' . ' 006 L '-02' gflsz. DSS '. 'f gig' 1 ' Qxrp '36 Dba 'U L14 - - . wr 6 306 Qj- 6529 'ann 5 deal? be C1000 fe U7 11. 4' .. OK Qu faf Of.. SSA, Gm- Q 4' Row I: J. McEvoy, M. Beames, V. Mellings, J. MCDermoit, E. Noble, E. Tony, I. Burfing, R. Sanders. Row 9: Mr. Harris, Adviser, D. McLeod, L. Dudley, B. McEvoy, W. Blume, Bus. Mgr., B. Lang, O. Franks. , Q Q25 A 4535, ,....-00' W fi, L k L Yl'llI l'Y .g.. 1 A 1 ' ' , J -X' 7 K 'A wr sv in .., I e+ 5 ,. 1 I 4 67 1 X , . ' -.QQ .. . 9.-A' :ruin I K, '-Vw! ' ' cfm: U t jf, L. A V V .R ,NA , 4 .fr ., : f, , v ,. , Q X ,- fri- ,., .fu Ja. 1 ff' , , 43,1 . H , .I .-e,..., , v . - yfgk , I, , I I , X A lk 1 , - x Q 6 X, VY all , A . . 4 A- , H- g , , -,Q , ,Q ,L ,,,Wg,'?: M V. W, N ' ,. , . .. ,.,.T-f-.,..,,,.,........,.. Mi. -H ,fun ,,-., . ,,,,W,??,lM.m,v .,,,TL , FMT Y,-V , f . ' ' ' 1' NAL-- f ' , 1 f.,.' -V - , L' ,v L ' .r ' 'kihwu .:, ,V 'fwrxr -Q V' A 'x tfmfgf , ' 4 'v .. aw' - -F 1 5 .ef . ef . - 4 I N Q - 1 A N 1 ,X f , 4,4-if 4 aw: , VL, V, ' .,- . V. x ., V 411,11 mg AN , 1- ' f Q -. p 1 ,,f , , J .. 1. 1 ' '.,:'-- fl-.gf 3,-S. if 1 Y , ,:'fjgg1ij Q ' 'A A rg' ka, xg x1. .'r,' l' ,xl ,Y -5+,1. X -.Q-,, kc Pm. ' 1 ,U , , ,- ., r'F3'.,g.... :f Zxfi. 7 Pf7'fDw 71g- ' 3-2as+,L,g ,'1f-Q1-JZPQY . wvp'-Tai? - Q. -' ':,'f1f, -sf , 'nab - 51. , , :Qrf.. , ' ,ra-1:42 X fix, 5 f . 5L 9 3 ff jj , ,,.,2 - .nw . ,t. , , , - -,lm ' , :fg .K Q , ' 1 ' 'lvl R X N yi' X in ww if Qu W in ... rw we.,-, qkgv Rf.- l 5,3 fin QQ Q41 iff J .ff i V. . Q... ,..., ww., x Qs ,jf K yr -.L A ' L53 9,1 'V' f aw- , S K X is cot lm - W- Ak 4., l...4..,..0. A Row 1: L. Maston, A. Harold, M. Kosanovich, D. Puterbaugh, V. Sullivan, G. Leonard, M. Alberts, .l. McGann, E. Skaggs. Row 2: Coach R. L. Baxter, W. Reeves, G. Castellani, H. Satolf, L. Fasco, L. Desmond, A. Meyers, A. Lagrow, B. Miller, J. Prather, Assis- 1 tant Coach C. Gross. Row 3: A. Friedrich, M. Zerwelxh, W. Fall, L. Bruniga, D. Esch, R. Lawless, O. Meyer, F. Underwood, T. Derby, J. LaBodie, E. Smith, J. Petros. l The Manual football machine ol 1940 came successlullyi ii 'ii' Lyi, through the competitive test in the colorful style traditional ol all Manual teams. Neither the strength ol their rivals, nori the ever happening injuries kept the squad lrom putting Forth, their best throughout the season. Games were won, andl games were lost, but alter the storm ol lighting had cleared uT 5' lrom the battlefields, the victories were piled the higher. Thei team ol 1940, in winning the City Championship and tieing lor the Greater Peoria Title, lelt a record ol which we are proud. l RESULTS Manual 7... .......... .... E ast Peoria 7 Manual 6... .... East Moline 13 Manual 6 ..... .... L incoln 12 Manual 29 ..... .... C anton O Captain, Jack l--250656 Manual 12. .. .... Spalding O Manual 27 ..... .... S treator 131 Manual 6 ..... .... W oodrull O, ' Manual 6 ..... .... P elcin 13 Manual O ..... .... U rtaana 18' Manual 14 ............................ Central 13 Won - 5 Lost - 4 Tied - 1 Bob, known to the boys as Lanky, served gallantly as an end for Manual and also earned for himself a position on both the Big l? and All State. Del won the admiration ol his team and schoolmates with his energetic playing at an end position throughout the sea- son. l EI Fonso aided the team with his great pass-catching ability and fighting spirit. MEM, Lou was the tallest man of the squad, and although he did not play regularly, he was a dependable end. Al was handicapped by injuries, but when he was able he was a very tough man in the forward wall. To hit Bing was like striking a stone wallg and while he sul- fered several injuries, he held a regular position. Walt was only a sophomore, but we look forward to more of his excellent playing in the coming seasons. 'WiIlie took over the tough job ol center for the first time and turned out to be a full-time performer. ........l 7.--.M Jack, chosen as captain of the team, played successfully at several positions throughout the season. Joe, a junior, was like dynamite on the field, even though he was the smallest man on the squad. Lou was a scrapper who was a faithful perlormer during his three years at Manual. Though he received many injuries, Ed was always on hand when he was most needed. l Tom, known as l-luskie, has served Manual's Football squad lor three successive seasons and has been active in nearly every game played during that time. The Flying Dutchman, who called signals from the quarter- back position, was chosen the most valuable man on the team. i'Don, though only a sophomore, more than proved his abil- ity to play the game and take Hit. Neve, the bashlul man ol the squad, will be remembered for his speed and his extemporaneous Mass Meeting speech. if -f - ' ' '-'Y' 'f1 Emmett was a transfer from Woodruff Higlw and was very useful in the Manual baclcfield He was one of tfw Hngavicsn on the team and was vcry uscfullin tfwe forward wall. t xnxx lQ fa: Charley Gross Les wa! one of the l1eavies on the team that are always necessary to hold the line. Cl1iclren, a Bartonville product, practiced constantly and always showed willingnessg thus he fras earned himself a posi- tion on Manual's team. l 11-annannl Cl'lE,6TlQECLC,QE.Tl7A - ly R. Fisher, J. Gilmore, W. Brenning, R. Gillham, E. Hager, B. Zombro, B. Abraham, H. Noaclr, J. Willke, M. Adams, A. Ross Our Fooiball Heroines When ihe feam began fo gef fired and io feel discour- aged, the Manual cheerleaders came ouf and put the punch back into our players. Wherever the Manual squad would go, there also you would find the cheerleaders shouting words of encouragement to the team. When Central Was Snowed Under 104 i M9 at so Y ij tlvallll L! ..22yg l cf-5-CLA h l Row l: R. Ha an, N. Zerwelrh, J. LaBodie, J. Prather, G. Clark, A. Fr S iedrich. l ROW 25 Coach R, L. Baxter, W. Williams, T. Derby, B. Lawless, L. Fosco, J. Graham, Manager, C. Bfodbedi- Manual 47 .,.,.......,. ...Metamora I8 Manual 3l ,.... ...Knoxville l6 Manual 30 ..... ...East Peoria Q0 Manual Q8 ..... ...Galesburg 94 Manual 37 ..... .. Streator 94 M Manual 44 ...., .. Qttaga H 23 A. T Manual 34. . . .. ...Woo ru 99 li' 3 Manual 24 ..... ...Urbana 49 Manual 35 ..... .,.PelcinI Q... Manual 32 .,... ...Linco n A' Manual 40 ..... ...Central Q3 Manual l5 ..... ...Canton 30 Manual 40 .,... ...Spalding 28 Manual 29 ..... ...lgltvanujl lyrxlumnil Manual 40. . . .. ... OO VU Manual 29 ..... . . .Lincoln 93 Co-ca tains ' Manual 33... ...Pekin Q4 P . Manual 98 ..... ...Spalding Bob Lawless Tom Derby Manual Q0 .,... .. .Eenttraw I. 34 Manua 36 ..... ... as o ine Manual 38 ..... ...East Peoria 27 Manual 43... ...Streator 49 . M l 33 .................. C t 31 The Manual cagers of this season attained a glo- M3233 Q4 I .EVAI .'I'-..'. L ggrgrgge Q5 rious line of victories. There were very few defeats V' ' Pontiac Tournament to stain this magnificent record. The zone defense Manual 38 Normal Comm 31 of the Rams caused many headaches to the oppos- M mal 34 york of Elmhuyst 33 ing team and seemed at times almost impenetra- 6 ' - Manual 29 .................. Centralia 45 ble. When defeat came near, the Manual Rams M may 42 DUQUOU1 37 bombarded the opposing basket until the tide of 6 ' Q ' ' 'I ' ' ' ' ' t scoring had changed. A united effort was the decid- I Regmna oumamagll. th 17 ing factor in every Manual victory. ln all, this season Manual 38 'A W' 'Zo if 34 proved to be very successful and the colors of Man- Manual 36 C O? EU 31 ual flew high over the halls of victory. Manua 25 ' 'tl ' ' ' ent ra ec Iona ournamen Manual 24 .................. Lincoln 26 Who's Fouling Who? I Wani It I Lawless Goi It .4 f Q N JW Z xx kk J . wi fv f ff- V bf X Wh M '6 fi X Q ff' J R lux X K 4 x Q W 3 X NN 'mf jfl syjf qi- L H If isn'1: the dog in the fight thai counts. l'c's the light in 'the dog. 0 gimmuf l l l . -K W 3 QQ os., QR -X-far' '. - ssaf 1' ., . 5 1- is .. ws X Q +25 ek W Q 5 3' 0 Q' Q E ,s Q 2 s if M 5 ' va, 8 at '- 3 if 5 A Num l 6' Y' N l l BEFORE THE FINAL WHISTLE BLEW Of all the virtuous standards by which men are judged none were missing lrom the record of Jimmy Graham. Sportsmanship was one of his major ideals. This ideal was upheld in the many contests in which he played for Manual. Many times in the heat of battle of a basketball game the Manual team would have met defeat if it were not lor his scoring ability. His cool-headedness set an example lor the whole team. His last contribution to the Manual victories was his part in winning the Peoria City Championship of 1941. For every pleasure we must pay with a sorrow. No matter how great that sorrow may be it is always lessened by mem- ories. We have the memories of a Manual boy whose school spirit and high ideals could be equaled by few. V N ' QQ.. as 'E vm-. Q. is 4 T ij? R , , la., gy, Y VXIVJ i is -Ill ga 5, X. Chain-:tralllt . Row three: Coach Becker, B. Stalter, C. Sleeth, L. Kamin, W. Williams, D. Esch, F. Owens, Mgr. H. Holligan. Row two: l-l. Hundemere, S. Yadro, E. Smith, A. Jones, M. Zerwelch, A. Friedrich, G. Jones. Row one: Mgr. J. Yearnshaw. Coed' Stuart Becker The season of 1940 roved to be a very success- ful one lor the hard fighting Manual nine. The team behind very brilliant pitching was always a smooth fielding, hard hitting aggregation. They were also smart and fast on the bases, which is an asset to any club. Coach Stu Beclcer's boys wound up holding the City Prep, Greater Peoria and all games baseball championships, adding to this collection the first championship of the new lllini Conference. Games Won - 15 Games Lost - Manual 8 ......... .... K ewanee Manual Q ....... .... P rinceville Manual 12 .... .... S palding Manual 4 .... .... E ast Peoria Manual 3 .... .... E ast Peoria Manual 3 .... .... B loomington Manual 4 .... .... B loomington Manual 6 .... ,... C entral Manual 12 .... .... P elcin Manual ll .... .... S palding Manual 8 .... .... K ewanee Manual QO .... .,.. W ooclruff Manual l .... .... S treator Manual 4 .... .... S treator Manual 4 ......... Q .. .... Central Manual 19 ..........,.......,... Woodruff District Tournament Manual 7 .... ....... Manual 3 .... Manual 8 ...........,.......... . . . . . .Central .....Pekin l-lopedale Cltifa iff W feadilnq Ganz-:lp J, .1 i 4 i i , L! f is ag, it V l ,5'V H 5 A 'i F' , 5, x. . . if . ,,., Q at - , -il a YF its I , Q5' i 4 , E E-, . 21? i Q Sf'-K P ,f Q 3 i Marvin Zerwekhf Position, outfield, aww Batting average, 324 it 1 U P Wiiber Williams, Position, pitcher, g First base: Batting average, 2805 Won nine, iost one 5: Deimer Eschp Position, outfield, A Batting average, 351 Rl 5 ' eti H , I I r if r i . a'ts af V I Glen Jones, Position, pitcher, Bat- Bilia ij-Pffib Catcher' B ' OO, Won six, lost S tang average, 2 two atting aver Uilaaeljailil Cream ot 1940 15:1 1 'x Adolph Friedrich, Position, short stop, Batting average, 410. -..Amv As E i '2nf I i .M 1 V. 5 ,r 1 f,,. Ed Smith: Position, catch ting average, 377 A Q X I M RE Captain Austin Jones, Position third base, Batting average, 174 WY: er, Ba Q -.., ,M v 7? 1 ir. vga . K , ,Kp ' ta fi.- 'ffxxiyi ,. , If Y 1 x:'-fi' if L, i 3. . 4 WWW ,w .. M ., Harry Hundemeref Position, out- Steve Yadrof Position, second field, Batting average, 256 base, Batting average, 194 .T,...,1 wi L , V. X 4'6 -A ,.Eg :K4 mins- , W lf Left to right: Chester Brodtseclc, George Paul, William Rae, Edward Willce, Coach Ralph Atkinson. Captain, Chester Brodbeclr fat? , his is Manual's golf team for the spring of 1940 showed great improvement over the past few seasons. Although competition was still tough in Peoria and the Big Twelve, Manual retrieved its standing. Ed. Willce will be the only member of the team lost for next year. Chet Brodbeclc, Geo. Paul, and Merle Turner are returning. Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual GOLF RESULTS: 1940 8 .. 4 .. 2 .. 6'f2... 5 .. lV2... Q .. O .. O .. 8 .. 8 .. l.. Lincoln Pelcin Bloomington Woodruff Pekin Central Spalding Central Woodruff Kewanee Spalding Bloomington 4 8 IO 5V2 7 16542 IO I9 I2 4 4 ll 111 TLCLC . dl, . . . IQ i ,- , 1' Left to right, front row: M. Curry, J. Filzen, M. Zerwekh, M. Kosanovich, J. Graham, T. Derby, D. Esch, J Grant. Back tow: Coach Charley Gross, T. Schmidt, F. Grant, C. Caldwell, J. O'Donnell, J. Prather, F. Under- , iii, wood, P. Ziclc, J. Murdock, MSI. W. Harper. X ..,,.,. , Q . 8 .N 2 wa 5 1' ,rw .,,.. . t v . T' ' , , . Lira-.Y Captain E. 0'Donnell Even in the face of defeat, the morale ofthe Manual traclc team was undaunted. They should be congratu- lated for the spirit of sportsmanship which they showed during the meets. r TRACK RECORD Petersburg Invitational .... ..., 3 rd place District Meet .......... .. .13th place Illini Conference .... .... 4 th place Greater Peoria .... 3rd place Big 12 ....... ...... .... l O th place Dual Meets Manual 35-5f6. .. ...Pekin 75-lfb Manual 44'f2 .. .... Woodruff 67'f2 Andrew Neolrratis receives award from T Queen, Helen Naisen. rack cnnlls Lelt to Right: R. Turner, F. Merritt, E. Traenlrenschuh, J. Coogan, J. lngrassia, R. Case, Coach, G. Adamson. hr' i i A Captain Eugene Traenlcenschuh mn 5 Manual's tennis team ol 1940 may be said to have been reasonably suc- cesslul since it was composed of boys who had had no experience in match play. Out of a schedule of ten matches, not including the district tournament in which Manual placed second, the boys won lilty per cent ol their matches. Those earning letters in the sport were Eugene Traenlrenschuh, Frank Mer- rit, Bob Case, Jim Coogan, Russell Turner and John lngrassia. Eugene Traen- lrenschuh was appointed honorary captain at the end of the season by Coach Gray Adamson. Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual O I 4 2 4 4 2 EZ 5 6 RESULTS .....Central 8 ....,Monmouth 6 .....Spalding 2 ....................Canton 5 . ....District Tournament - 2nd Place ...................Pekin 3 ... . .Woodruff 2 . ....Central 4 . . . . .Vermont lrainl . . . . .Pelcin 4 ' ..... Spalding 2 0 Manual - 5 Opponents - 5 Uilowlllncy Row l: Coach G. Adamson, D, Friuss, E. Boland, E. Tracnlrcznschuh, J. Ditch, Del Swanson. Row Q: B. Ghcrardini, C. Grossman, R. Lautcardalc, R. Turner, J. Schreiber, W. Vaughn, J. lngrassia, Dali: pl Swanson, W. Bucttncr, B. Kunn Coach A. Gray Adamson For eighf consecuiive years the Manual bowlers have defeated the opposing high school bowlers and have captured 'che city's laurels lor Manual. The Ram pin splilciers senf ihe 'limber scaiiering over 'che alley when strilce balls were sent skimming down the lane. Manual has a bowling squad ol which every Manualife may be proud. O 1' NM Strike One Sirike Two Strike Three uQ 'M r ?XQfrxffrf.gg .rw ,Y 1 r , FEE Nr r 52 5' ' 5 f 115 f Supp lah Row 1: L. Brace, B. Klee, R. lWhityl l-lelmantoler, Mgr., R. Triggs, C. Sclrefflrng. Row Q: R. Lawrence, .l. Anderson, R. Ferry, A. Moffatt, F. Winn. Row 3: W. Steubrnger, G. Beebe, R. Trotter, R. Coker, B. Staples, R. Kosanovich. Row l, left to right: Lawrance, Etauglu, Zimmerman, Doering, Rutter, Curran, and Harper Row 2: Barlow, Brace, l-lrrner, Gerger, Samp, Warren, Ferry, McEvoy, Kapulc, and Cusson Row 3: Winn, Maus, Walker, Snyder, Right, Gadden, Anderson, Paul, and Coach Sapp. . 3 ,.,.,.,. ,,,.,,.. .M Q 1 11 'Q ' ' .. jiit T1 .T .. . xy' k 'H i W I W 1 VY' x 'Nr 5 A X A 5 is .,, W ? YQ 5 nv 'h X - I .51 ...N 4-,Q Q 3 1 K i 3 df 'W Hz. ' ' .1 'WW K i I 2 Y '01-- if i . 'A , , wif 2 1 Q 1, 1' 'Q-zilfihm ,M -V - .v,, - Us 5 ,vu -:'A, .5 5 9 W lrhikiifw .J1 , ffiz S f wwf? -c 4 . . ia 3 5 .M,, ,.......,.. . 4 W 1 I M , V , . . . in k g, Qi. - , - w. k W Viirzs-is q :T ,ii if ,.'L.3w 'l gk 0-an WE ' Uv . ,ff f, .SBK V , Jw' aff-k ggc's'4f,??fff,f'f,'1 ,mm X4 Q ffg'hEi5'Sfu'1W2k. 'M 'Q Jig' o6i55g4av'ffg'n1g, . .. ' f 1 as Q If , 5'cfi'5.'frf.'.'!4:ar4,'f,'fZ-15.22 ag L5 A U Q I Q2 mfg 'f,fg 'Q'f-155-gi-,f ' 4 s, ai ,,. 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Joan Kenley Blouse tailored style, S3 Modeled by Dorthy Gleason Joan Kenley Blouse Little Minister, S3 Moclelecl by Gloria Cusson Clarlce 8: Co. lc Dan BU' NJEED A PEOWKN woes EARESD WNTHROP- s For catalogue and information, address M1ss Emma T. Schmidt Secretary of Admissions, Bradley College, Peoria, Illinois President-Dr. Frederic R. Hamilton Registrar-Mr. Asa Carter RADLEY is a non-sectarian, coeducational college with a program which unites a liberal education, preparation for a mrajor interest, and experience in practical life under guidance and counsel. The carefully selected student body of 950 comes from forty states and four foreign countries. Bradley is on the approved list of the Association of American Univer- sities and the American Association of University Women. It is accredited by the North Central Association offolleges and Secondary Schools as a degree-granting institution, by the University of Illinois with Class A stand- ing, and by the Illinois State Department of Public Instruction. Bradley has unusually large curricular offerings for a small college. Besides regular liberal arts courses, there are departments in business administration, home economics, industrial education, music, art, and nursing. It has a na- tional reputation. ATHLETICS . Bradley supports and is interested in inter-collegiate and intra-mural athletics. In addition to a schedule of football, basketball, baseball, traclc, and tennis, which is arranged each year with leading middle western col- leges and universities, the division of intra-mural athletics provides a well organized program which gives meaning to the aim, Sports for All. Such teams participate in all of the games mentioned above and in golf, archery, wrestling, hand ball, volley ball, swimming, tumbling and boxing. EXPENSES Bradley is not an expensive college for the student. It is endowed and is constantly increasing its resources in order that students will be required to pay as small a fraction of the cost of an education as possible. The tuition is very reasonable. This is especially noticeable when comparison is made with other standard colleges which do not offer as extensive technical, scien- tific, and laboratory courses. YEAR OPENS SEPT. 8,1941 Bradley Polytechnic Institute Peoria, 111. POTTER ci ANDERSON IEWELERS - SILVERSMITHS . . . worthy oi Your confidence 334 Fulion St. Opposite Ieiferson Bldg. ADAMS STREET MARKET ERulTs VEGETABLES GROCERIES MEATS PHONE 3-1700 4031-35 S. ADAMS ST. CIyde A. 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Peoria, Ill. Abbey, Phillip, 52 Abel, Aliene, 68 Abraham, Bob, 104 Abraham, Josephine, 56, 90 Ackerman, Edward, 28,133 Ackerman, Lorraine, 68, 82 Acknowledgments, 149 Actos, Angela, 52 Adams, Mary, 83,104 Adams Music Company, 147 Adams Street Market, 144 Adams, Walter, 68 Adamson, Mr. A., 10, 113, 114 Aiello, Mr. J., 10 Albert, Cecelia, 56 Alberts, Norman, 56, 90, 100 Allen, Joan, 76, 82, 83, 88 Allen, Louise, 28, 89, 90, 91 Allen, Lula, 28 Allen, Margie, 68 Allison, Elizabeth, 56 Anderson, Betty Jean, 68, 92, 93, 94 Anderson, Bruce, 28 Anderson, Dorothy, 68 Anderson, Gordon, 79 Anderson, James, 76,116 Anderson, Lorraine, 56, 81, 82, 91 Anderson, Mary Jane, 28 Anderson, Vivian, 56 Applegate, Mrs. G., 10 Applegren, Betty, 20, 78, 80, 84, 91 Arends, Delores, 68 Etaugh, Dale, 32 Arkless, Ruth, 68 Armlield, Mary Eleanor, 28, 77, 78, 80, 90 Armour, Rosetta, 68 Atherton, Helen, 73 Atkins, Anne, 68 Atkins, Howard, 68 Atkinson, Mr. R., 10, 111 Auld, Ellen, 52, 75, 77 Autry, Emily, 28 B 8: M, 146 Babcock, Murray, 52, 75 Backes, Jerry, 73 Backes, Willa, 68, 83 Baden, Norma, 52, 92, 95 Bahlman, Margaret, 82 Baird, Ray, 56, 76, 85 Ball, Sam, 68, 92 Barber, Victor, 19, 28, 79 Barlow, Elmer, 116 Barra, Henry, 56 Barra, Rosalie, 20 Barry, Doris, 68 Barry, Doris, 68 Barth, Betty, 52, 81 Bartholomew, Jim, 28 Bartonville Bus Lines, 147 Bartonville Bank, 147 Bauman, Mildred, 56, 91 Baxter, Mr. R., 10, 100, 105, 129 Beadles, Doris, 66 Beals, Shirley, 66, 77, 82, 89, 91 Beames, Marjorie, 20, 78, 98, 129 Beck, Gene, 20, 79, 133 Becker, Mr. S., 10, 108 Beebe, Gnile, 68, 76,116 Behrends, Margaret, 68 Behrends, Marie, 56 Bell, Mr. R., 10, 79 Benn, Al, 52 Benn, Blanche, 52 Benn, Phyllis, 68, 82 Berger, Edward, 75, 83 Berger, Ralph, 52 Berry, Allred, 83 Besserer, Erwin, 28 Betson, Robert, 68 Bianchi, Mary, 56 Binder, Belva Mae, 28, 78 154 ,Slndlz-Lx Bickele, Betty, 68, 83 Biggs, Sally, 20 Birkenmeyer, James, 28 Bischoff, Ernest, 29, 79 Bishop, Betty, 73 ' Blackman, Mr. J., 10 Blackman, Mildred, 68 Bledsoe, Betty, 52, 77, 84, 89, 91 Blender, Dr. Wm., Jr., 147 Block 8: Kuhl, 140 Blume, William, 52, 75, 98 Bodtke, Christien, 56 Bodtke, Dorothy, 29 Boesch, Bill, 56, 83 Bolam, Edward, 29, 79, 92, 94, 95 Boland, Ruth, 68 Bontz, Betty, 29, 76, 78, 82, 88, 91 Booker, Harrietta, 66 Booker, Helen, 66 Borland, Kathleen, 29, 85, 88, 91 Borland, Kenneth, 68, 85 Bose, Harry, 68, 90, 91, 92, 94 Bose, Helen, 52, 77, 81, 82, 92, 94 Bosse, Worrell, 93 V Bouchez, Mildred, 29, 76, 78, 82 Boulton, Betty, 89 Bour, Marilyn, 68, 82, 92 Bowden, Gladys, 89 Bower, J. T., 144 Bowers, Agnes, 20 Bradle, Fred, 20, 79 Bradley College, 143 Bradshaw, Floyd, 52 Brady, Robert, 20, 79 Bragg, Dorothy, 73 Brase, Lawrence, 92,116 Bratton, John, 56, 88, 90 Breisacher, Gloria, 52, 75, 81 Brenn, Betty, 29, 75, 78 Brenning, Warren, 104 Brereton, Marian, 56 Brewer, Ilene, 56, 88 Bridgman, Betty, 68 Briggs, Ada Ruthe, 68, 77, 89 Briggs, Vada, 56, 82, 89, 91 Brillhart, Betty, 68, 83 Broadstone, Bertie, 90 Brod, George, 29 Brodbeck, Chester, 29, 79, 103, 105 111 Broers, Janice, 68 Brown Amelia, 73 Brown, Betty Jane, 90 Brown Clarence, 68 Brown Donna, 68, 88 Brown Etheleen, 73 Brown Gerald, 56 Brown, John, 56, 81 Brown, Mary, 52, 77 Brown's School ol Business, 145 Bruce, Doris, 68 Bruniga, Eleanor, 56 Bruniga, Lester, 52, 100, 103 Bruns, Dorothea, 68 Buchanan, Mary Ellen, 66, 92, 95 Buchbinder, Pearl, 20 Buckley, iDonald, 68, 90 Buehler, Marcella, 56, 83, 129 Buettner, Walter, 56, 114 Butfum, Gene, 73 Burch, James, 68, 77, 83, 90, 93 Burch, Roger, 29, 93 Burdess, Elsie , 82 Burgard, Jim, 68, 76 Burk, Donald, 52, 56 Burke, Harold, 20 Burling, lmogene, 20, 78, 98,129 Burling, Norma, 68 Burns, Helen, 68 Burns, Phil, 29 Cady, Constance, 29, 90 Cady, Paul, 30, 89, 90, 91 Cafeteria, 146 Cahail, Mr. R., 11 Caho, Dorothy, 66 Caldwell, Clinton, 56,112 Caldwell, Mary, 68, 89 Caldwell, Miss P., 11 Callicotte, Betty, 68, 88 Cambron, Jack, 68 Cameron, Jane, 56 Campbell, Katheryne, 30, 89 Campbell, Sylvia, 56, 88, 91 Campen, Harry, 90 Cantor, Irwin, 56, 83, 92 Caplan, Bertha, 56, 77, 80, 82, 84, 98 Caplan, Fannie, 30, 75, 78, 80, 81, 82, 96 Carnahan, Maxine, 56, 76 Carpenter, Marilou, 56 Carr, Austin, 66 Carr, Doris, 30, 78, 91 Carr, Mary, 30, 78 Carter, Bob, 66 Carter, Eugene, 68 Case, Bob, 30, 79, 91,113,133 Cassens, Luella, 57, 68, 77, 83, 92, 93 Cassidy, Bob, 57 Castellani, Gildo, 30, 79, 100, 103 Castle, Emma, 30, 78 Central Illinois Light Co., 150 Central National Bank, 147 Chalmers, Dorrance, 90 Chambers, Gilvie, 30 Chandler, Helen, 57 Chard, Donovon, 57 Charles, Garent, 30, 89 Charles, lrma, 57, 88 Charles, Pauline, 30, 51, 65, 75, 129 Chatwood, Thomas, 66 Chiavini, Eugene, 57, 90, 92, 94, 133 Chivington, Miss G., 11, 89 Clark, George, 30, 105 Clarke Br Company, 142 Clausen, Robert, 57 Cleary, Ava Mae, 31, 51, 75, 77, 78, 80, 81, 91, 96,131 Clementz, Merle, 68, 92, 93, 94 Clinebell, June, 68 Cluts, Rosia, 20, 97 Cohen, Mischa, 57, 76, 93 Coker, Robert, 68, 83, 116 Compton, Raymond, 86 Conlort, Anna, 69 Connolly, Mary, 69, 89 Coogan, Jim, 31, 79, 80, 81, 85, 89, 113,133 Cook, Bert, 57 Cook, Geraldine, 52, 81, 82, 87, 89, 91 Cook, Raymond, 57 Cooke, Jerry, 68 Coombs, John, 31 Cooper, Patricia, 57 Copeland, Charles, 31 Cottle, Darlene, 31 , 96,132 Coulter, Mr. D., 11, 97 Countryman, Dick, 88 Cowen, Doris, 76, 82 Cramer, Helen, 57, 91 Crawlord, Alyce, 57, 77, 81, 82, 92, 95 Cross, Duane, 31 , 90 Crotts, Velma, 52, 77, 93, 95 Crowley, Dorothy, 31, 78, 82 Crowley, Richard, 73 Cuddigan, Lucille, 31, 89 Culshaw, Mildred, 57, 89 Cunicoll, Pat, 69 Curran, Don, 116 Curry, Milton, 57, 88, 112 Cusson, Gloria, 31, 78, 82 Cusson, John, 66, 67. 116 Daily, Shirley, 69, 82 D'Allonso, Jeanette, 21 Davidson, Virginia, 52, 80, 91, 92, 94 Davis, Lucille, 80 Davis, Margaret, 73 Davis, Bob, 69, 93 Day, Bettie, 69 Dean, Miss L., 11 Deemie, Gerald, 52 Delicath, Virginia, 69 Dellert, Margaret, 69, 83, 89 Demmin, Karl, 57, 89, 91 Demmin, Mary, 69, 83, 88 Demmin, Melvin, 69 Demmin, Shirley, 69, 83 Dempsey, Betty Lou, 69, 90, 91 Denton, Elwood, 21, 81, 90, 91 Deobler, Bernice, 57, 88 Derby, Tom, 31, 79, 88, 100, 102, 105, 112 Desmond, Betty, 73 Desmond, Lewis, 21, 79, 100, 101, 133 De Young, Annabelle, 69 De Young, Kathryn, 31, 78, 82 Dick, Marjorie, 69 Dickinson's School of Business, 148 Dieken, Mr. J., 11, 76 Dilzer, Jack, 73 Dimon, Ralph, 31 Ditch, John, 114 Dixon, Martha, 88 Doering, Miss M., 11, 82 Doering, Rodney, 66, 88, 116 Doerr, Robert, 32 Doris, Ann, 69, 88 Doubet, Paul, 57 Doud, Mary, 32, 78, 91 Downin g, Dorothy, 73 Dressen, Opal, 66, 92, 94 Driscoll, Anna, 69 Driscoll, Margaret, 78 Driskell, Don, 32 Duclos, Betty, 32, 80, 89, 81 Dudley, Leo, 66, 98 Duggins, Jack, 21, 76, 79, 80, 81 , 97 Dwyer, Dorothy, 69 Eads, Viroinia, 57, 90 Early, Dorothy, 69 Ebaugh, Miss F., 11 Eberly, Calvin, 77 Edwards, Helen, 21, 50, 131 Ehrat, Anna, 57, 76, 83 Ehrhart, Margaret, 69, 88 Ekstrum, Mary, 57, 97, 129 Elmore, Helen, 69 Elmore, Lucille, 69 Emmons, Merrill, 69, 92 Engelke, Robert, 57 England, Mr., 65 Ernst, Beverly, 57, 91, 92, 94 Erxleben, Virginia, 57, 88 Esch, Delmer, 32, 75, 79, 96, 100 101,108,109,112,132,133 Espinoza, Pauline, '69, 77 G Etaugh, Allred, 66, 93, 94, 116, 133 Eulitz, Marian, 32, 78, B0 Eustice, Junior, 32, 75 Evans, Kenneth, 69 Evans, Miss M., 12, 76, 77 Fahel, Alex, 32 Fall, Edwin, 73 Fall, William, 32, 79, 93, 100, 101,133 Faner, Shirley, 69, 82 Farley, John, 32 Farris, Catherine, 32, 78 Fawley, Jim, 69, 86 Fears, Grace. 52 Feger, Thelma, 56. 63, 77 Feger, Vivian 57 Ferre, Alice, 33, 75, 78, 80, 81, 90, 98 Ferry, Bob, 116 Fickel, Delores, 57, 90, 91, 97 H Fielding, Louise, 57 Filzen, Joseph, 33, 19, 112 Fischer, Mussette, 57 Fischer, Waneta, 58, 71 Fisher, Mr. E. C., 9 Fisher, Howard, 73 Fisher, Rosa, 33, 104 Fitzgerald, Allen, 69, 83, 89 Fitzgerald, Arlene, 89 Flint, David, 33, 76 Folkers, Sarah, 58, 83, 92 Folks, Robert, 88 Johnson Fortna, Keith, 69 Fosco, Lewis, 100, 101, 105 Foster, Della, 52 Foster, Geraldine, 73 Franks, Orville, 98 Frasco, August, 49, 79, 81 Frazee, Nadine, 58 Freres, Mr. G., 9 Friedrich, Adolph, 19, 33, 79, 95, 96,100,102,105,108,110,1 33 Friess, Dale, 58, 83, 114 Fritz, Margaret, 58 Frochter, Geraldine, 58 Frost, David, 93 Fulton, Clyde, 33 Fulton, Robert, 33 Fultz, Genevieve, 58, 66 Fuqua, Clinton, 92 Gadden, Robert, 66, 116 Gallagher, Shirley, 33, 76, 78, 91 Galles, Gerald, 66, 90 Gardiner, Gloria, 69, 82 Garnsey, Charles, 69 Garnsey, Lewis, 33, 77 Garrels, Harold, 33 Garvin, William, 66, 92 Gavin, Virginia, 69 Gay, Jack, 21 Gentes, Miss L., 12 George, Anna, 58 Gheradini, Bruno, 33, 77, 81, 114 Gibson, Sam, 21 Gilbert, Mr. S., 12 Gillespie, Edith, 33, 78, 82 Gillespie, Harry, 58 Gillespie, Robert, 21 Gillham, Russel, 104 Gilmore, Jack, 73 Gilmore, June, 34, 78, 104 Gimbel, Dorothy, 34 Gladson, Laverne, 34 Glavash, Lillian, 52, 75, 76, 80, 81 , 91 Gleason, Dorothy, 34, 75, 78, 80, 82, 84 Glick, Rex, 34, 79 Goett, Wilma, 58 Goetze, Alice, 34, 78 Gold berger, Elizabeth, 34, 75, 76, 77, 78, 80, 81 , 91 Goldstein's Jewelry Store, 144 Goldstein, Verna, 69, 83, 92 Goll, Anna, 69 Graielman, Elena, 58 Gralelman, Lester, 69 Graham, James, 34, 105, 107, 112 Graham, Mary Lee, 34, 88 Grant, Jack, 92,112 Grant, Jewel, 66 Grant, La Verne, 69, 77, 88 Gravenor, Eunice, 58, 91 Graves, Howard, 77, 90 Grawey, Marguerite, 58, 77, 83, 89, 9.1 Gregory, Dorothy, 58 Grider, Ruth, 52 Griitea, Eleanor, 69 Grimm, Virginia, 58, 77 Grindle, Naomi, 34 A Groceman, Clarence, 34, 114 Gross, Mr.C.,12,100,103,112 Haddick, Mr. B.,12, 81 Hagan, Ray, 21, 105 Haggard, Phyllis, 69, 85 Haines, Betty, 52 Hale, Donna Mae, 66, 89 Hale, Helen, 21, 82, 89, 91 Haley, Anna, 52 Hall, Frances, 69, 89 Hall, Mr. R., 12 Halliday, Lois, 34, 78, 80 Ham, Murray, 35, 85 Hambert, Betty, 77 Hammer, Bill, 79, 90 Hammer, Ruth, 35 Hanauver, Ronald, 52, 90 Hanbury, Frank, 22 Hancock, Gwendolyn, 69, 77 Hancock, Wilbur, 35, 79 Hanamean, Cecilia, 35, 78 Happ, Bernice, 69 Happ, Betty Jean, 69, 83 Happ, Don, 35 Hardin, Dale, 21, 79, 92, 93, 94, 130 Hardin, Mr. J., 12 Harding, Leona, 52, 81 Harmison, Owen, 69 Harmon, Helen, 69 Harms, Elaine, 35, 78, 80, 89, 91 Harms, Kenneth, 69, 84, 93 Harper, Bill, 112, 116 Harper, Eugene, 58 Harris, Boyd, 90 Harris, Mr. J., 12, 98 Harrison, Leon, 54, 81 Harrold, Albert, 52, 100 Hartley, Bernadine, 69 Hartley, Bettie, 58 Hartness, Jim, 53, 90 Haslam, Audrey, 35, 78 Hauck. Opal, 35 Haueisen, Arthur, 58 Haueisen, Carroll, 35, 75, 79, 84 Hawley, Berry, 69, s3, 93, 95 Hawton, Arlene, 21, 89, 91 Hawton, Jim, 58 Hayes, Betty, 58 Hayes, Marcine, 22, 78, 82, 91 Hayes, Ray, 22 Hayes, Thelma, 58, 82, 88 Haynes, Bernice, 22, 78, 82, 91 Hedrick, Barbara, 58, 82, 88, 91 Hiendelsman, Maxine, 66 Heinzman, Arlene, 35, 78, 82 Heitzman, Margaret, 35, 75, 77, 87, 91, 96,129 Heitzman, Wilbur, 35, 79 Heller, Mardell, 36, 80, 87, 88, 91 Hellstern, Regina, 58 Helmantoler, Marguerite, 78, 87, 88, 129 Helmantoler, Robert, 58, 116 Helmer, William, 36, 79 Heppner, Gertrude, 89 Hermacinski, Ralph, 69 Herman, Betty, 89 Herman, Gladys, 78 Hernandez, Edmund, 83 Herschberger, Margaret, 70 Heuermann, Edwin, 36 Heuermann, Harriette, 70, 77, 82, 83, 89, 91 ,Hibbard, Cloe, 36, 78, 80, 88, 91 Hibberd, Geraldine, 36 Hibser, Dorothy, 70 Hibser, Frank, 36 Higgins, Tom, 36, 79, 93 Hill, Frances, 70, 83 Hilling, Mr. D. C., 13, 132 Hilton, Marjorie, 70 Hinderleter, Coletta, 58, 90 Hindert, Robert, 22, 79, 8B Hinton, Betty, 22 Hirner, Joseph, 116 Hirsch, Rose, 82 Hochstatter, Betty, 58, 82, 89, 91 Hoehne, Ray, 58, 89 Hoeltje, Katherine, 76, 82, 83, 92 Hoeltie, William, 58, 63, 81, 98 Hoerl, Martha, 70, 90 Hoferer, Shirley, 58, 77, 82, 89, 92, 93, 94 Hoffman, Martha, 36 Hollman, Rosemary, 58, 88 Hokes, Evelyn, 76 Holligan, Harive, 103, 108 Holm, Mary, 58 Holmes, Clyde, 83 Hollinger, Don, 88 Hoogerweri, Gerald, 53, 54 Hopkins, Jean, 70 Hopwood, Ralph, 36, 79 Horn, Margaret, 66, 88 Houlihan, Virginia, 58 Howerton, Helen, 36, 78, 91 Howlett, Marilyn, 70, 77, 88, 91 Huber, Mr. F., 13, 130 Hudspeth, Kathryn, 70 Hull, Esther, 70, 88 Hulse, Bob, 36, 79 Hulsebus, Miss G., 13 Humphrey, Ella, 58 Humphrey, Norma, 36,97 Hundemer, Harry, 108,110 Hundemer, Eileen, 37 Hunter, Jean, 37, 77, 78, 80, 91, 92 Hurst, Lorraine, 79, 82, 83 Hurst, Richard, 36, 79, 133 Huthmann, Anna, 36, 76, 78, 80, 90 Hutt, Goldie, 70 lngrassia, John, 37, 75, 88, 113, 114, 132 lsanhart, Dorothy, 70, 83 lvy, Marion, 58 Jackson, Ruth, 70, 92 Jacobs, Darlene, 78 Jacobs, lrene, 37, 88 Jacobs, Shirley, 37, 76, 91 Jeager, Janke, E Wilma, 59, 76, 88, 91 lwobd, 37 Jansseny Eileen, 59 Jass, Betty, 37, 75, 78, 80 Jenkins, Harry, 59 Jenkins, Mary, 59 Jenkins, Phyllis, 70, 92 Jenkins, Robert F., 59 Jenkins, Robert M., 77 Johannsen, Low, B8 Johnson, Allen, 73 Johnson, Bernice, 59 Johnson, Catherine, 70 Johnson, Edna, 59 Johnson, Elsie, 70, 76 Johnson, Harold, 59 Johnson, Jean, 59, 82 Johnson, John, 59 Johnson, Margaret, 22, 78 Johnson , Phyllis, 70, 76, 82, 83 Johnson, Mr. R. C., 13 Johnson, Sherman, 59 Johnson, Shirley, 70 Johnson, Virginia, 70, 83 Johnson Wanda,37 fwsims, 89 Johnston, Bettie, 53, 82, 88 Jonas, Marvin. 89 Jones, Austin, 108. 110 Jones, Canary, 22 Jones, Glenn, 59, 63, 79, 103, 109 Jordan, Canary, 37 Joseph, Sam, 59 Juvinall, Wayne, 53 Kalb, Marilyn, 70 Kallister, Ed, 89 Kane, Shirley, 59 Kaps, Betty, 70 Kapuk, Marianne, 22, 78 Karpuk, Michael, 116 Katzing's, 144 Keenan, Gerald, 90 Keil, Clarence, 70 Kelch, Robert, 70 Kellenberger, Rolland, 53, 54 Kelley, Pat, 53 Kelly, Betty Lorraine, 70 Kelly, Betty Lucille, 59, 83 Kelly, Ellen, 59 Kelly, Jeanne, 70 Kemp, James, 53, 83 Kemp, Mr. J., 13 Kendall, Alberta, 88 Kepler, Lois, 59, 90 Kerker, Mary Ann, 70, 89, 91 Kern, Rudy, 70 Kerstetter, Betty, 59 Kerstetter, Dorothy, 70, 89 K. E. W. Laundry, 141 King, Betty, 88 King, Mary, 70 Kinsella, Katherine, 59 Kirkpatrick, Miss M, 13, 78 Kirkpatrick, Rose, 70, 88 Klaiman, Morris, 37 Klarich, Eleanor, 59, 82, 97 Klarich, Pauline, 70, 83 Klee, Jack, 116 Klee, Velma, 22, 78 Klein's, 142 Klingbeil, Dorothy, 84, 88 Klint, June, 73 Knapp, Catherine, 59, 82, 83 Knapp, Mary, 22 Kneer, Ralph, 38 Koch, Kenneth, 70, 83 Koch, Norma, 59 Koch, Phylis, 59, 88 Koeppel, Dorothy, 59 Koestner, lsabelle, 88 Kolditz, Jim, 59, 92, 130 Kosanovich, Bob, 116 Kosanovich, Milan, 53, 100, 112 Kouri, Gladys, 70, 83 Kouri, Margaret, 38, 80 Krachun, Marcelene, 70 Krahn, Lorraine, 38, 78, 80, 81, ' 89, 91 Krakel, Betty, 22 Krakel, Carl, 81 , 92 Kramer's,144 Kroepel, Miss G., 13 Kromphardt, Ethel, 38, 78, 82, 90 Kromphardt, lda Mae, 66, 77, 82, 89, 91 Krosse, Charles, 67, 70, 92 Krosse, George, 38, 92, 96 Kruger, Anita, 38, 78, 80, 87, 89, 91,92 ' . Kuchmuk, Paul, 23 Kuhn, Bob, 53, 79, 88 . Kulles, George, 73 Kumpl, William, 70, 92, 93, 114, 130 Kupper, Gordon, 70, 90 La Bodie, Jack, 23, 100, 102. 105 La Grow, Alfred, 23, 79, 100, 101 Lamb, Paul, 70 Lamders, Mr. R., 13 Lang, Bruce, 98 155 Langan, Charles, 38 Lanxon, Betty, 59, 89 Larryis Diner, 147 Larson, Louise, 38 Latham, Laurabelle, 66 Lauderdale, Roy, 38, 114 Laulritis, Mr. M., 14 Laumeyer, Robert, 131 Lauterbach, Lois, 38, 75, 78, 80, 85 Lawler, Margaret, 53, 87, 89 Lawless, Robert, 38, 100, 101, 105 Lawrence, Robert, 70, 116 Lazislry, Camille, 38 Leber, David, 53, 83, 92 Leber, Sam, 83, 92 Lee, Mary, 53 Lee, Mary Jane, 87, 89, 91 Leischlre, Helen, 59, 88 Lent1, Joe, 32, 79 Leonard, George, 59, 100 Leucht, Jaclr, 59 Lewis, Eleanor, 89 Lindsay, Bill, 39, 79 Linsley, Bob. 79 Linsley, Laverna, 39 Lipps, Betty, 59, 82, 93 Lipps, Mary, 70 Litterst, Mr. M., 14 Livengood, Helen, 70, 89 Livingston, Mr. R., 14,86 Loclrhart, Dorothy, 70 Loellel, Charles, 89, 90 Lolgren, Ruth, 23, 78 Lohrman, Paul, 70, 81, 83, 92 Long, Helen, 59 Loolr, William, 39, 79, 92, 133 Lorber, Robert. 53 Lorch, Betty, 53, 75, 76, 87, 88, 91 Lord, Miss G., 14 Lowry, Marilyn, 59 Ludwig, Shirley, 39, 78 Lulre, Bill, 130 Lyons, Jerry, 73 Lyons, Mary, 70,88 McAlister, Eleanor, 59,97 McAlister, Gerald, 70 McBride, Vivian, 39, 78 McBroom, Herschel, 39 McBroom, Wanda, 70 McCain, Evelyn, 70, 82 McCann, Wilma, 53, 77 McClanathan, Miss H,, 14 McClanathan, Miss M., 15 McClelland, Martha, 39, 76, 78, 80, 91, 96 McCoy, Pauline, 70 McDermott, Joe, 59, 77, 98 McEvoy, Bob, 70, 98, 116 McEvoy, Jeanne, 23, 78, 98 McGann, J'aclr, 88, 100 McGee, Wanda, 70 McGovern, Raymond, 39 McGovern, Richard, 39 Mclntyre, Margaret, 70, 89 McKee, Miss A., 15 McKinney's School of Music, 149 McLead, Donald, 98 McMullen, Laverne, 84 Macelield, Thelma, 59 Machuclr, Alice, 39, 75, 78, 88, 91 Maddox, Elma, 23, 78 Maddox, Everett, 23, 79, 86 Mahariy, Delores, 69, 81, 98 Maiers, Thelma, 60 Maietta, Carman, 60, 89 Maietta, Gerald, 73 Majerus, Leona, 39 Malrovic, Tony, 23, 79 Malone, Elsie, 70, 82 156 Malone, Mr. J., 9 Maloney, John, 90 Manschott, Mr. R., 14 Marcussen, Margie, 39 Marlioslii, Jeanette,'60, 77, 97 Marlrs, Bill, 50, 79 Martin, Eileen, 70 Martin, Paul, 40, 93, 94, 133 Martin, Wilma, 40 Marvos, Martha, 53, 77, 81 Marvos, Dorothy, 53, 81 Marxen, Bob, 90 Mason, Mr. G., 14 Mathis, Miss F., 14, 81 Maston, Lewis, 100, 102 Matheney, Jaclc, 60 Matlrovich, Matilda, 40, 80 Mattlin. Albert, 60 Maus, Charles, 40,116 Maus, Edward, 70 Maus, Evelyn, 83 Maxwell, Jean, 60 May, Bob, 40 May, Lomalda, 40, 75, 78, 80, 82,96 Mayer, Mary, 60, 84 Meadows, Dorothy, 53, 81, 83 Meier, Edna,88 Meier, Ethel, 70 Meier, Pauline, 53 Meister, David, 40, 79, 80, 81, 88, 98 Meister, Edward,90 'Melhause, Kenneth, 70, 90 Melling, Verna, 23, 78, 82, 98, 129 Mellor, John, 70 Mendenhall, Dorothy, 70, 92, 94 Merrit, Frank, 113 Meyer, Fred, 93, 94 Meyer,Jaclr, 40, 76, 79, 80, 97, 133 Meyer, Andy, 100 Meyers, Don, 76, 100, 102 Mihler, Ann, 23, 78 Miller, Arthur, 79 Miller, Bernadine, 70, 90 Miller, Bill, 40, 79,100, 101 Miller, Darlene, 66 Miller, Kenneth, 89 Miller, Robert A., 60 Miller, Robert E., 60 Miller, Mr. W.. 9 Mollatt, Aulden, 70,116 Mollatt, Dorothy, 40, 78 Mohn, Dorothy, 23, 92 Mohr, Corrine, 66, 76 Mohr, Robert, 60 Molchin, Berthena, 60 Moleli, Dict, 73 Molell, Eleanor, 60 Monroe, lra, 60 Monroe, Josephine, 60, 82 Monroe, Mariorie, 70 Monroe,Verna, 40, 82, 78 Morell, Anna, 41 , 75, 76, 78, 80, 96 Morgan, Emma Mae, 60, 87,88 Morloclr, Arlene, 41 Mote, Wayne, 60 Moy, Pearl, 73' Mrezar, Bertha, 92 Mugovern, Mary, 60. 88 Munsterman, Miss H., 15 Murdoclz, Jaclcson, 112 Murphy, James, 73 Murphy, Vivian, 24 Murray, Robert, 70, 76, 90 Myers, Roland, 60 Naisen, Helen, 41, 78, 87, 88, 112 Neal, Gladys, 41 Neal, Lester, 41 Neal, Rose, 71 r 89 Nell, Eileen, 60 Neoltratis, George, 53, 116 Neptun, Milton, 89 Neuerberg, Bernice, 66, 89 Newhouse, Shirley, 73 Newman, Betty, 24 Newsam, Ada, 60, 78, 88 Niblacli, Art, 66 Niclrels, Virginia, 71 Nicot, Warren, 60 Nieman, Mr. T. L., 15 Niemeier, Charlotte, 88 Noacli, Harry, 104 Noble, Ellen, 24, 78, 98 Novotny, Andrew, 41 O'Dell, Bill, 60, 90 O'Donnell,Jim,112 Olrtanslri, Rosemary, 60, 77 Oldendorph, Bob, 60, 81 Olin, Billy, 92, 94, 133 Olomon. Lila Mae, 60 Olsen, Geraldine, 24, 78 Onlren, Harriett, 71, 76 Orr, Lois, 41 , 78 Orr, Marian, 41 , 53, 88 Overturl, Maxine, 67, 71 Owen, Billy, 133 Page, Betty, 76, 89 PaIumbo,John, 71 Palumbo, Lucille, 41, 77, 88 Paris, Ethel, 92 Parlrer, Dr. 1. D., D.D.S., 147 Parlier. Clara, 71 Parr, Ruth, 60, 77, 88 Passmore, Merle, 60 Paul, George, 111,116 Peace, Vivian, 60 Peclr, Gloria, 60, 76, 85, 98 Penn, Jim, 41, 79, 92, 93,130 People's Federal Savings, 144 Peoria Camera Shop, 151 Peoria Typewriter Company, 144 Peters, Betty, 66, 93, 94 Peters, Richard, 65, 83 Peterson, Bernard, 41 Peterson, Corinne, 71 Peterson, Janice, 71 , 83 Peterson, Ralph, 41 Petlrovselr, Augusta, 24,847,129 Petlrovset, Edith,'71, 76, 82 Petros, Joe, 60,100,102 Petzing, Dorothy, 71 , 76 Pleiller, lrene, 71, 83 Pleiller, Jean, 71, 83 Phillips, Shirley, 88 Picton, Edward, 90 Pierson, Robert, 60 Pierson, Ruth, 60, 83, 92, 94 Phillisehaplce, Rosemae, 60, 90 Piper, Robert, 71 , 93 Pitcher, Louise, 42, 78 Pitsch,Jeanne, 66, 89 Pittner, Lois, 53 Pittner, Richard, 73 Pitzer, Katherine, 60, 76 Platte, Dorothy, 71,88 Plattner, Betty, 60 Porter, Mary, 53 Porter, Weldon, 90 Portmanis Sporting Goods, 147 Postero, Leona, 91 Potter 81 Anderson Jewelers, 144 Prather, Jack, 100, 105, 112 Pratt, Mr. H., 15 Price, Bob Prince, Patricia, 19, 42, 75, 78 Pritchett, Jaclr, 61, 89 Pryor,'Alma, 73 Puclrett, Beatrice, 61, 81, 82 Puclcnus, Lillian, 61, 76, 81, 82, 91 Puclrnus, Rosa, 42, 76, 78, 80, 81, 82, 91, 98,131 Pugh, Mr. L., 15 Purcell, Margaret, 61 , 81 Puterbaugh, Don, 42, 92, 100, 130 Pye, Leana, 71 Pye, Mildred, 24 Rabold, Miss M., 15, 75, 80 Rabel, Betty, 61, 88 Ralool, Catherine, 61, 77 Ralier, Evelyn, 61, 82 Randolph, Marion, 71 Raus, Grant, 73 Rauthenberg, Charles, 71 , 90 Rawlins, Betty, 71 Ray, Beulah,42, 96 Reavley, Emma, 61, 81, 93, 94 Reavley, Mari ane, 42, 78, 80, 81 Redlield, Virqinia, 42, 78, 80, 81 Reed, Art, 53,86 Reed, Gloria, 73 Reese, Miss C., 15 Reeves, Walter, 66, 100, 101, 130 Reid, Shirley, 71 Reinhard, Miss G., 16 Rembrandt Studio, 148 Renshaw,Anna, 61, 83, 97 Resler, Katherine, 71, 83 Reynolds, Grace, 71, 82, 92 Richards, Clarence, 71, 77, 90, 92, 94 Richards, Genevia, 61 Richards, Harold, 42, 75, 96 Richter, Ruth, 61, 80, 82 Rickey, Vada,42 Riddle, Robert, 42, 89, 93 Ries, Bernadine, 61, 90 Rinehart, Rose Marie, 61 Robb, William, 42 Roberts, Alton, 90 Roberts, Betty, 43, 75, 77, 78, 91 Roberts, Commodore, 73 Roberts, Wilma, 43, 78 Robinson, Ellie, 76 Robinson, Franlr, 53 Robinson, Geneva, 43, 76, 78, 80, 82 Robinson, James, 71, 77, 83, 90, 92 Robitslxe, Carolyn, 61 Rodden, Catherine, 61, 82, 90 Rodiclr, Robert, 73 Roedl, Walter, 93 Rogers, Edwin, 61, 83, 90 Rohleder, Eleanor, 71, 77, B9 Rololl, Marjorie, 76, 82, 83 Rololl, Raymond, 43, 83 Root, Doris, 66 Rosenbohm, Adeline, 71, 82 Ross, Anne, 43, 83, 104 Ross, Don, 53, 76, 90, 91,92 Roten, Junior, 66 Roth, La Verne, 89 Roth, Lloyd,92 Rowell, Dannv, 76 Rubino, Robert, 43 Rubino,Virginia, 77, 82, 84, 89, 91 Rudder, Robert, 67 Rudloll, Robert, 83 Rule, Juanita,24 Rush, Merlin, 43, 79, 97 Russell, Emmett, 53 Rutter, Robert, 113 Ryan, Dorothv, 71 Salrin, Alice, 71 Samp, Jaclr, 71, 90,116 Sandall, Edwin, 61, 88 Sanden, Ruth, 43, 78, 98 Sanlr, Mary Rose, 43, 75, 78, 80, 81, 91 Sanlrs, Helen, 61, 88 Sapp, Mr. J., 16 Satholl, Harold, 53, 100 Sauer, Dorothy, 43, 78 Saurs, Alvin, 24 Schaab, Doris, 61, 83 Schaab, Lois, 61, 83 Schaefer, Wilbur, 71 Schafer, Agreda, 43, 75, 78, 81 Schaffer. Rubv, 43 Schaffer, Vernon, 44, 96 Schafts, Lovi, 54 Sheber, Betty, 66 Schell, Ruby, 24, 50, 78, 131 Scheimelski, Miltired, 54 Schepke, Thomas, 44 Scherer, Emma, 61 Schifeling, Clifford, 71 Schifgowich, Marie, 61 Schindler, Betty, 61, 76, 90, 91 Schisler, Glenna Lee, 66, 77, 83 Schlatterf Rose, 44 Schlobohm, Velva, 53 Schlueter, Martha, 71 Schmidgall, Kathleen, 61, 76, 82 Schmidt, Loretta. 71 Schmidt, Edna, 44 Schnackenberq, Jean, 71, 82 Schneider Jeannette, 71, 76, 82, 83, 84, 90 Schoch, Lillian, 44, 78 Schoenheider. Dorothy, 44, 75, 76, 78, 80, 87, 88, 91 Scholl, Mabel, 71 Schols, Shirley, 85 Schonz, Violet, 71 , 82 Schooley, Doris, 44, 61, 78, 80, 81 Schooley, Edna, 71 Schooley, Esther, 44 Schrai, Eda, 44, 65, 78, 80 Schraub, Charles, 71 Schrie, Edith, 71 Schreiber, Julius, 88, 90, 114 Schriner, Elizabeth, 61 , 77, 83 Schultz, Henry, 71 Schuster, Dorothy, 71 Schwartz, Mr. G., 16 Schwindenhammer, Clarence, 71 , 92 Scott, Ann, 71 Scott, Bernard, 73 Scott, Bill, 61 Seffer, Mariann, 61, 88 Segler, June, 61 Seiborld, Kathleen, 61, 88, 91 Seibold, Richard, 73 Seiler, Bill, 61, 92 Seiler, Dolores, 71 Seither, Dorothy, 44 Seitz, Doris, 71 Seizinger, Elizabeth, 61 , 82, B3 Sellers, Elizabeth, 61, 82 Sellers, George, 54 Semelroth, Elmer, 73 Semlow, Eileen, 61, 77, 80, 82, 91 Semlow, Miss E., 16 Semlow, Mr. L., 9 Serentha, Gabrielle, 61 , 88 Serentha, Grace, 71 Seyller, Della, 24, 78 Shea, Betty, 62, 76 Sheber, Betty, 89 Sheber, Frances, 25, 82 Sheckler,-Alice, 62, 89 Sheeler, William, 71 Sheeley, Harry, 54 Shell, Ruby, 129 Shellcrosslee, Harry, 88 Sheler, Veneva, 62 Shelton, Frances, 62, 83 Shemas, Lillian, 52, 88, 78 Shemas, Katherine, 25, 89 Sheridan, Betty, 66 Sherman, Shirley, 77 Shinnefield, Irene, 44, 78, 91, 93 Shoff, Ruthe, 45, 78, 77, 91 Sholl, Shirley, 71, 82, 88, 91 Sholls, Doris, 73 Showalter, Vesta, 62 Showers, Richard, 62, 76 Sieks, Alice, 66, 67 Simmons, Lorraine, 66, 77 Sinclair A nes 66 Taylor, Marian, 73 Taylor, Shirley, 62 Templin, Gertrude, 25, 76, 81, 82, 129 Templin,Joann, 62, 77, 80, 82, 92 I 8 r Singer Jewelry Store, 141 Skaggs, Emmett, 45, 89, 1 , Skaggs, Gertrude, 71 Slater, 00 103 Betty, 25 Slater, Jack, 71 Slater, Ray, 54 Slater, Richard, 92 Sleeth, Charles, 45,108 Sleeth Sleiste , Joseph, 92, 93,130 r, Marion, 62 Small, Agnes, 54 Smith, Alva Jean, 45 Smith, Edward, 100, 102, 108,110 Smith, LeNore, 45, 89 Smith, Lois, 71, 89 Smith, Milford, 71 Smith, Raymond, 66 Smith, Robert, 73 Snyder, Raymond, 73 Socha, Betty, 62 Templin, Marian, 54, 77, 80, 81, 83, 88, 91 , 93 Templin, Martha, 66, 76, 81, 82, 83, 89 The Mirror, 147 Thomas, Joyce, 62 Thomas, La Vern, 62, 76, 82, 89, 91 Thomas, Maxine, 54 Thomas, Merle, 25 Thomas, Mr. W., 16 Thompson, Betty, 62, 77, 90, 91, 92, 94 Thurm, Colleen, 66, 77, 89, 91 Tobin, Charles, 45 Toniny, John, 46, 79, 133 Tony, Eliza beth, 72, 98 Torrance, Bob, 46 Traeger, Bernice, 46 Traenkenschuh, Eugene, 46, 89, Sollberger, Bertha, 25 Sollberger, Cecil, 25 Sommerville, Bob, 83, 90 Sommerville, Helen, 25, 78, 89, 91 Somogyi, John, 45, 79 Spading, Beatrice, 45 Spading, Gilbert, 71 Spence, Colleen, 62 Spidle, Larry, 62, 77 Sprague, Miss D., 16, 77 Srob, Dorothy, 71 Stacy, Miss R., 16 Stalter, Bill, 108, 109 Stamerjohn, Fredrick, 45, 75, 79, 133 Standerfer, Dorothy, 71 Staples, Bernard, 116 Stear, Edith, 71 Stear, Mathilda, 62, 76 Stein, lris, 25, 76, 84 Steipp, Frieda, 62 Stella, Bette, 45, 90 Stephenoff, Stephen, 45 Stephens, Delmar, 71 Stepzinski, Elinor, 71 Steubinger, 9mllard,116 Stewart, Marcella, 71 Stieghorst, Fred, 25, 79, 86 Stiff, Bette, 62, 88 Stitely, Mr. J., 16, 81 Stocksich, John, 62 Stokes, Evelyn, 71 Stone, Delbert, 25 Strontz, Helen, 71 Stone, Mr. Wm., 9 Strassburger, Lois, 81, 82, 91, 92, 94, 97 Strassburger, Robert, 45, 79, 80, 93, 94,130,131 Streibich, Frank, 71, 90 Strickler, Jack, 73 Stuaan, Esther, 71 Sullivan, Eleanor, 71 , 89 Sullivan, John, 93, 94 Sullivan, Virgil, 100 Summons, Lorraine, 89 Swadinsk Wm 62, 83 Yr -1 Swan, Bette, 62, 91 W 31,113,114 Trapp, Betty, 72 Trewyn, Triggs, Dr. B. H., 9 Ronald, 72, 116 Trott, Edythe, 72 Trotter, Ralph, 72,116 Tulick, Verna, 72, 82, 83, 88 Tulick, Wanda, 62 Tunis, Shirley, 73 Turbett, Eula Mae, 46, 89 Turner, Chester, 62 Turner, Florence, 46, 88 Turner, Kenneth, 46 Turner, Merle, 46, 92 Turner, Peggy, 72 Turner, Russell, 46, 113, 114 Tursam, Elmer, 54, 88, 92, 93, 94, 130 Tursam, Marjorie, 72, 76, 85, 88 Underwood, Francis, 46, 77, 79, 100, 103, 112 Unes, Evelyn, 72 Updike, Rex, 66, 67 Updike, Richard, 73 Uphoff, Maxine, 46 Van Buening, Mr. T., 17, 83 Van Det tum, Miss M., 17, 83 Van Nattan, Madlan, 62, 77 Varney, Vaughn, Betty, 72, 83 Woodrow, 54, 114 Vicary, Marjorie, 72, 83 Vice, Margaret, 72 Vich, An Vinovich ne, 47, 91 , Dorothy, 26, 78, 89 Virden, Helen, 47 Vogelsang, Helen, 47, 77, 78, 90. 91 Vogler, Bill, 62 Von Boeckmann, Margaret, 62 Von Boe ckmann, Mary, 72 Voss, Dr. J., 9, 131 Wadham, Eileen, 66, 67, 89 Wainwright, John, 47 Waldron, Marol, 72, 89 Walker, Al, 116 ' Walker, Mildred, 47 Walmsley, H., 17 Walmsley, Jean, 47, 77, 78, 80, 81 , 91 Swanson, Dale, 62,114 Swanson, Delbert, 114 Swanson, Marvin, 83, 76 Sween ey, Anne, 54 Szentes, Marguerite, 66, 89, 91 Szlabick, John, 62 Szold's Dept.-'Store, 150 Tampl in, Marvin, 77, 83, 90 Tanner, Fern, 62 Taylor, La Vern, 71 Taylor, Margaret, 72, 89 Walraven, Edna, 72 Wanninger, Ed, 72, 83, 90 Waniger, Marie, 78, 88, 91 Ward, Benjamin, 47 Ward, Harold, 26 Ward, Robert, 72 Wardle, Bob, 62 Warren, George, 116 Washausen, Bob, 54, 79 Walters, Donald, 73 Watt, Vic, 62 Waugh, Norfna, 47, 78 Weaver, Richard, 92 Webb, Verna, 47, 77, 78 Weber, Anna, 62, 76, 82, 92 Welk, Eldon, 47 Welk, Joyce, 72, 83 Weller, Bettv, 72, 82 Wells, Ed, 72 Wenzel, Henry, 47 Wertz, Wilma, 78, 81, 88, 90, 91 Wessell, Phyllis, 47 Westray, Marietta, 54, 77 Wheatley, Karl, 62, 77, 80, 81, 91, 98 White, Dorothy, 48, 82, 83 White, Eileen, 63 White, Elsie, 72 White, Ethel, 54, 77 White, Melvin, 63 White, Orrie, 90 Whitfield, Bill, 72 Whitfield, Deloris, 72 Whittaker, Marcia, 63, 77, 88, 91 , 92 Whitworth, John, 48, 75, 79 Wickert, Jack, 48 Wiley, Maurine, 48 Wilke, Ed, 111 Wilke, Jack, 104 Wilke, Jane, 48, 78 Wilken, Mary Jane, 63, 76, 82, 89, 98 Wilkinson, Bob, 72, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 130 Wilkinson, Gene, 26, 89, 90, 91, 92, 130 Wilkinson, Rolland, 54 Willert, Grace, 26, 78 Williams, Claudine, 72 Williams, Darrell, 63, 77, 129 Williams, Ray, 48, 79 Williams, Wilbur, 26, 79, 90, 105 108,109 Willis, Mary, 48, 78, 90, 91 Willis, Russell, 73 Willoughby, Henry, 48 Wilson, Bette, 48, 78, 80 Wilson, Charles, 72 Wilson, Henry, 72 Wilton, Mortuary, 144 Winn, Corrine, 48, 78 Winn, Frank, 116 Winters, Miss E.,17, 98 Wirth, Alleyne, 66, 93, 94 Wise, Eva, 63, 88 Wolf, Miss H., 17 Wolgan, Bob, 26 Wolgan, Earline, 63, 77, 90, 91 Wolpert, Wesley, 48, 89, 92, 94, 130 Wolschlag, Howard, 48, 79, 133 Wolstenholm, Joyce, 63, 87, 89, 91 Wolstenholm, Leslie, 49 Wolstenholm, Murlyn, 54 Wood, June, 63 Wood,Velma, 49, 83, 89 Woolard, Harold, 63 Wright, Arthur, 72 Wriqht, Dale, 72 Wright, James. 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