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MR 2' .yawn ,,fA ,f E THE STUDENTS ot today dedicate thifp book with its memories ot the community and our alma mater. to the students past, present. and tuturir of Manual Trainiriq Hlqh School: To those students of the past from whom we derived the source ol the true Manual spirit of loyalty, tradition, honesty. and friendly rivalry: To our contemporaries, those with whom we have shared our experiences. our friendships. and our loyalties: To the future Manualites we bequeath these tradi- tons which we the past and present have so proudly upheld. wwf.: ' ,Hifi ,fs rw , Wiv- A-f ,,'k'Y3' :iw lf ig ti ,ga M, tw , MQW, at I lf' ,W , ,V QW, tw .lu f Q ni I f l.-was ' I ahfgwm L 2' we 7 We Nagy uf e H53 5 V284 A 'l V' te ww' tm if 'M Li' A' gm - 4 1 E wif V w4wGf'L'. ,. ,M Q , 4 . lglf' .5 va 'T ig,-if 'gi Q gw ,Wk r Magik nf? xv' 1, 'Jah 41' 'JL 551 Y' 'egg' f'.gV. gg., rf. YKQJ lf Qff' ' 'Y' mf- fu YN 5? ig. 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WI-IY I LIKE BANOUETSH MY, MY, SOPHOMORESM MORE BOUNCE TO THE OUNCEH mai' WJ!! fmws , vac FOREIGN TALENT was D11 2 53 K Eli. any n 4 ,' ,Jgklxi if: ,, D 22 Egg? fa' + ,z wi , , 4, Q 3? f V , kg, WX Q ' .3 V , ,Q 1 i , Y , 1 5 31 x Q I W 1. 4 5, , ,vl , 1 az N I ' an , I -.,-f-' 'SIMM' 1 4 at ig f CAREFUL,IANETH I 'READY O MECHANICAL RAM OH, RECESS HOUR LUNCH OR HOMEWORK? :rw B145 3 ,.4..98 1331. mo. an 4 ,- ! ' ' EASY NOVW' : , --Y-w..,, jf!!! L1 GIRLS, THE BELL HANG LUNCH, MILK, SLEEP AND 4 3. IX ' X wifi f hqv- F. ,, -. .. -- H... J.uS.:, :ONE LHR .1P.Qr.., Sp. ALL 2,l.-C,fxC' 'H ' 1-X31 .HE :CYS 2'I4i4u., f CAREFUL, KESSH OH, I CANT PAUSE THAT REFRESHES' 16 v-. xn Bw, F :lik VW fl QBX if if X , 2 I 'Q W ffm :bf ,,,, S ? I ,' ,fwyi 927. 2 Wm. 5? 1 asp -d'fX 'hwwhl Nr I ,. X. 19 rf l. l nf 1 l v Xa K al CARoLANN SCOTT PAUL BARR Tl'11s year s D A R wmners were Paul Baer Manual s Mayor and Carolann Scott who has also been actlve ID Student Council. PEGGY Mll.LER IAMES HElNSMAN EVELYN TURNER PATFllClA FAULKNER QQIBH gi . 5, , H lu l'll fl 5592221 f lla-gf 'Q XUKOA. Q' Ng! 4 me ., .v f, N K .1 Y 'Self 5, ' . , GZ, a 6 L. -,W . wwf. - '7Q? J -va Wczlealdctazicza MARILYN TURPIN ozfaldlazdcza RUTH SUYDAM MARILYN TURPIN RUTH SUYDAM CAROLYN BROWN IERRY OZEE IACKIE WILLIAMS JUDY ALLEN FRANK MOORE Tb 'C I A ill 'L mf . 5' 5 if Hn: Q When you're marchmq for old Manual Your three years Welft be long And then yeu'H wish you were back again To smq her marching song Smile for ihe birdie get Hcgcmmted Dance The iirst dance was held early in September. lt was to help the students to get acquainted. Dancing was from 8 to ll and the dress was informal. The dance was Well attended. Sophornores and Seniors alike had a qood tirne. 24 , Q2 IIIIIIIII 1 a Q, 3, 53, ff fi fi A 2 .L 32 wi 5 . 2 L di' ' ' J ' f' o :. F H 8 Au. I L A ,,. My.,Mxi- 4 .1 E- 31 Y c ! lin J-0----1 Lu P. . -. .fi- . .. .5 4 '. xy V l ,1 Miss tap toe 1953 N 15 4 X' V X ,' ' XQJ-- X f , N-f v 5 , 23555 W Ya' gotta treat 'em right Mama! feaae Let's harmonize On November 7, 8, and 9 the talent of Manual produced the annual variety show, the Manual Revue. This year was centered around the trials and tribulations of a Broadway producer and his brilliant cast. On Sam, awfddv On Stage, Everybody was a sparkling comic variety production. It was under the capable direction of Miss Gene Kropel. The show involved a harassed Broadway producer and the star of his show. The production was in two acts. The first act depicting back stage of a production, while the second act showed the finished product. Mr. Harris in person Toota-toot the saxaphona Organ grinder Roxie a 3' 27 Wicmcml feaae The show was presented 1n two acts The show was opened by a qroup of qrrls srnqrnq rn harmony around a p1ano The poor producer rs then tormented by an out ot step choru lrne and a qushy star After meetrnq some rnterestrnq opposrtron from the backer at last the show qoes on The frnal productron rs a qlrttennq Qttarr spllced wrth some red hot sonqs by Sophle and some real qone rnus1c The chorus was d1rected by Carolyn Brown and Arlene Dentro Accornpanunent was by Melvzn Whlte OH' Lrberty Bells Carrmba' A m rrrnba 5 ,Q I I Dancing in the Dark Framed! JUNIQR ROCKETTES? WWE CSDM? Her maiesty is crowned fir Wamecamdny .Zcaeea Qn a mild evening in November Manual crowned the homecoming s queen at the annual dance held in honor oi the alums. Carol Ann Scott was queen and Paul Baer S king. Carols assistants were Mar- - i ilyn Henderson and Pat Cornelius. , Hold that pose M-m-m-rn! Qfamecomdag Dance Tlie Turkey Trot was held from 8All in the Manual Boys' Gym. The crowning ol the queen was the maior event oi the evening. This dance was followed by the boniire and the Turkey Day qarne. ln the qarne Manual tied the Central Lions O-O. v' ' . . . . .ZSEYX .C THE Lai Not quife Billy May danced unier 5 trepe paier sky Wekame fffcamef 3l iw, ,X ,, , if-I Z fa ' 'A 4 5 ,Q , . , F , W Q f Q' 'df 1 , I hp 1 n WQQQ .Q 'W 'M iz ' ggi? 5 ' Z , M 41, rw r f , 51:12 in Y! Q' ' A K Q? , dwg 51 i Q J A I 5 Qi, 555 Q, I 1 5 g,'Etq f ,Ah A M Miha tx P- Q if , , , , x +4-if gg , 3? .. L af 5 Q ' f, P -9 V! IH.. ' A ' A wiwmsawmzz 233.4 SH' 4' . 1 V- g Q 7 x s S 7' x : Hamm Nlg.. ! s lusi talking things over Under the successful guidance of Frank Moore and his talented officers, lhe Senior Class oi '54 reproduced a winter wonderland with the aid of Torn Dentino and his Swing Kings. Strike up the band endaz We X Mlm Wanda 1 Dancing was in the Gold Room of ihe Iefferscn Hotel from 9-12. Tom and his trumpet Be Mme ,aan an M' f 1' rg X xx lx X X '1'A,:?,' X 4-XY A X R 'v X 6 I -FC 1, 4- ??i fi N1 'Yi 5 H r, Qi xx'--Qi, P k 3 F If'nax qua:-:1 E ly S d Mn mf fnmc amine Flzam , , 3 U 41 , X 5 N' V S X, L - -' E Lkx I x-,-., f 5 J X I 'f XR an Y, I , '52 5' 7' A A , , . - lEfQ f tx Lg W ff LL- f, ..- 41 '1 ff' fl if ff Q' ffm-:IL , 1 T 1 N..-g x I Q fl X? 5 F 6f1f4 1 ' V if 'EQ Why Za, -Qin' 1- ww 194' 1 Marching for otgi Manual A Worthy road we tread The heart is beating high And the blood runs red 4 W, tx, 1 . .J Q' -3 Q ly v W . 1 HL ,. f N ?5'Nrf.fv Y . ,W wi 2, K , 7 K BUSINESS STAFF- Row l: Christine Salvetti, Darlene Abernathy, Mary Gill, Miss Detmer. Row 2: Dean Hoerr, Delores Gentry, Frank lerulli. Row 3: Mary Maxwell, Geraldine Abernathy, Dorothy Livingston. EDITORIAL STAFF- Row l: Marilyn Zuck, Mary Park, Nancy Kuck, Mrs. Row 2: Wilma Blenz, Maureen Knox, Eugene Neal. Row 3: Clarence Creasy, Frank Worms, Harold Fuson, Fred Rutter. ci- Xv- X.. --an-,ff Tolg. The combined efforts of the busi- ness and editorial staffs of the Mirror and under the tactful guidance of their advisors again produced another outstanding yearbook. The business staff under the directorship of Miss Detmer has a tremendous job in gath- ering the advertising and handling all the expenses, as well as taking charge of the distribution of the book. The editorial staff spends long hours in arranging for pictures to be taken, writing copy, planning page arrange- ment, and other jobs which require much time. Qi G5 C Ed1lCIS Mary Frark Worms Mary Pa k W1lma Blenz Nan Kuclc Thomason Sharon Harold Fuson Harold Kuckel Eugene Neal Fred Rutter Mtke Basch1r1 Claren e Creasy Dave lohnson Maur n Knox Iacque Frasco Marnyn Zuclc Ass1stant Park and Frank Vtorms Co Ednor Edrto Asslstant Edrtor Copy Ldrtor Assrstant Copy Edrtor Sports Ed1tor S orts Edrtor Assrstant p Ads D1v1s1on Edrtor Assrstant DIV slon Edxtor Club Edrtor stant Club Edrtor Assr Art Edrtor Art Edrtor Class Edltor Busmess Manager Dean Hoerr Delores Gentry Assrstant Busrness Manager Frances Maxwell Advertlsrng M nager A s1st nt Manager Mary Dorothy Lrvmgston s Clrculatlon M nager r Frank lerulh Gerald n Abernathy Booklce ,J ASS1SlFHlS Ieanette Peters Chnstme Salvetr anne Shelton Darlene Abernathy Cary M Crrder Mary Grll X Q X lf!! '52 i llll ,- X Q fl,- U, 771 11:-ANUAL E UHQ1 Z , DITOR Qlsler Mxxmnx C wx ex pgtfuxq sau . thu 9 1 on-onus lnghi ,bw smW.'4-xgg pfwx, pm-s jawn - 1 U . HW ancxty 3 X Xa WMS Meth H W Nfmn hunt' A . Dun Vzodasexeckca NX PNNCTKC A RZffI:I'lGiXAPiXOhQx.P5f'lfaw ' noun if i Q X! marks , ?4da?m46 Sm!! 7 Mr ' Yoh Teffy 'n Dieken fer Nillin ' Don . Don M qham Gianoll aYheWI Riche 1' ' lder. .Q CX uh The editorial staff of The Manual is com- posed of students who are interested in journalism. Most of them have had special training in this field. Production of the paper is done, for the most part, by the students. The typists type the columns on l.B.M. machines, justify these columns, and then proofread them. Members of the printing staff set the headlines and run off the final copies. Another important group, the Business Staff, take charge of all advertising, sales, and distribution. Most of the pictures used in the paper are taken, developed, and printed by the photography staff. Wiaaaczl 5545! 1: Donna Adams, Carol Vfard, Muriel Zeisler, Pat Alton, Betty VVri:ght. Rc:-.' 2: Marlene Schaiper, Bar- bara lkfarx, Adella Turner, Mercedes S'e'.'.'art. Row 3: Sue Begeman, Mary Howard, Florence Erickson, Glen Roberson. Row 4: Steven '.'.'altz, Don Laxon, Don Russell, Rod Nelson. - 93 iff- '59 -Q. .. .x 93 X in M. , 4'I...:A ff X, fire r ing to beat the dead. pwadng mf! T- 'af-l J .. ,-,ic.e .V11 2: Tim .,o.,...... .f.., J... .' 13 vf-Lf Far,- a.... td... rzii Fowl ivan L ,rad ' v 'YM rdci, Row l: Peggy Clovis, Arlene Dentino, Norma Van Dyke, Frl- ward Kouri, Sharron Tltcztuasnrt, Nancy vvl.'C7IlZCl, I. A. Lent f1f' 5 -ri. Row 2: Nan Kuiik, llary Drfli, Marilyn Anne CcugE1.in,CliarQfs lay Brown, Christine Saivevi. Roz-J 3: Harriet Kille, Lee Alley, Barbara McGhee, Mona Griggs, Rosalie Barton. Flow 4: Sharon Haines, Donald Pierson Terry Bowers Cary ?wem:4 65665 Comment allez-vous? The French Club was re-organized in l95l with Mr. Lonteen as ad- visor. its aim is to acquaint the members with the influence that French has upon our own life and culture, especially in the fields of art, music, science, and fashion. The club's activities are many and varied, from the Mardi Gras to field trips. 2 f ? alia The Latin Club was re-organized in l949 by Mr. Lonteen, the club's advisor. The original constitution was written in l928 but was re- written in 1951 by the executive board and officers. its purpose is to further the interest of the ancient Greek and Roman cultures. The Latin Club has rnade a field trip to Chicago to see Roman architecture and arts. Row l: Gary Crider, Charles Tuttle, Billy iNest, lanice Yaeger, Ianet Park, Sally l-luber, Kay Lamport, Annette Anderson, Blanche lackson, Nan Kuclc, Lynne Carr, Lcis Park, Catherine Green, Carol Nussbaum, Elsa Earnber, Wanda Carpenter, I. A. Lontfen. Row 2: Judy Leurig, Waitresia Ffeifer, Sandy Steele, Darlene Feinholz, foann Snider, lanet Zentko, Douglas Robinson, Eugene Neal, Howard Houle, David lohnson, Roger Davis, Mary Helen Carr, Evelyn Turner, Carol Easch- ieri, Elsbeth Greer, lxfary Park, Flora Duke. Carol Gain, Q31-J 3: leanoan Coers, Sharon Vfalser, Ann Nance, Ioan Siwicke, Ate V.'.'etl,ler, Lee Abbey, Marilynn Dartwrtff, Ftzhert Brunner, Cvary Zoolc, lack Kieifah, Mgke Baschieri, ferry Ozee, fanis Den 1:12 Evelyn Boling. Mary Howard, Su: 2' c, Szna Derr, Ilaureen Knox, few 4: lady Sivricke, fuzly Fitter, Fa? Dailey, Evelyn Serie-ll, lvferoedes Stewart, Marilyn Mclfforris, Marian Griffin, Chard Bordeaux. Ronald Ennis, lack Ne. ferry Hernpiiill, 'ik Srfwfrt, Paul Baer Fon Curry, Bcity '31-Jens, Gary Salter, S n ,f,iII'1',Y1,rdTtl'fi? ..,. .ffary Clary S, rc: Baumann. EarE.a.a ici, Virginia S211 ff r Gail Coff- YHGU. I Cllf ZEQFTKEK 1.113 iff? lflfl e . .,-....: Gears, .gods vin.: Q ...Y J ...K .- W8 de Qefzmcm 66445 The German Club was organized March l, lQ25, with Waiter Busker as president and Miss Marie Rosenloohm as its advisor. lt soon be- oarne one of Manuals most active organizations. its purpose is to promote an interest in the language, culture, customs, and activities of the German people. Numerous social events are planned in addition to regular monthly meet- ings. Gtticers tor l954 are Don Mayhew, joresie dent, Holland Maser, vice-president, Sandra Neptun, secretary, and Wallace Groom treasf UTGY. Fzchard Blaokard President Snare: 1, Corresponding Secretary, Susan Fe- Vite-Presgjenr Doris Swails Fieiorogng EI-3: Euss :org Helrnig, .13.:11ia Zavgs fps F131-:ers Sara T' n, Garlene 51:13 Qogleg' Gerald ,..arsE1a.l, Sazixy' HeL- Garolyn Eush, Sinha Goff, er 2111- :aaron Kxk, fayne 'ffari yn -,x Tfances .3.l.su: Lanz-2 'If N H , - . :ernefe ..111'e, parm. :txt 2' Sziarci - A e - .. -cn -..M ,,.- . Gaa S floifee fa: 1 S1-:aL s 11a 1 -:,'f' 1' KLLZTZQ Sa 3-'sv K ty at Charles, E e' :af . 77cm-,4me The Pan-American League, a member ot the illinois Federation ot Pan-American Leagues, is a club tor students who are studying Spanish. Purpose is to interest students in the language and lite ol our Latin American neighbors in this hemisphere. Every year we have our annual tiesta. Gur otticers are Dick Blaclcard, president, Susan Riedel, vice-president: Mary Frances Maxwell treasurer, Doris Swails recording se? retary, and Sharon Smith, corresponding seov retary. anne . -X .. - ..,ur3 I1l.', xl 4: De-ri'L:, :ox Ff- . .rig Maser, Rolla S Lee fit I Eflfjff rnan, Dean, f.faQ.'T.e., 'X rx Row l: Lynne Carr, Nan Kuck, lanf: cw 2: Arlene Domino, Evelyn Tur cw 7: Lfis Park, Marilyn C'il's',n 'x Row 4: Wilma Blertz, Carol Scc't Vlalker, Marilyn Ziclc, Wilma Ray, Miss Munsterrnan lAdv.l. ner, Mary Ganglolf, lanet Zfmkf, Carol Bascliieri, Mary Park, Avri- relle Hein. Glenda Murray, lfferredes Stf 'f:', Eina l-larms, Carla Palomlzi, Mat:- reen Knox, lva lou Pichardsoi, Barbara Lauer, Gary Zock, Peril Baer, Dean Hocrr, Ronnie L 'r sr' lady Allen. danny Zia! The Manual Literary Society was founded in 1922 by Miss Rabolk. The object ot the club is to improve the speech, to develop abilities of individual members, and to promote interest in literary subjects. Meetings are held monthly. At these meetings a topic program is presented from a program made up in the fall. The Literary Club is under the sponsorship ot Miss Munster- man. .71-5465444 The Manual F.T.A. Club, sponsored by Mrs. Harker, was organized in the spring of 1948. Since then it has been an active club of the school. The purposes are to help Future Teachers learn more about the teaching profession, and to develop leadership. The president this year is Rosanne Perrilles. Row l: Rose Neel, Evelyn Turner, Carclyn Brown, leanie Pasco, Mary Ann Chiara- valle, Lynne Carr. Flow Z: Nancy Wensell, Rosanne Perrilles, Lynda Clements, Iva Lou Richardson, Norma Cravens, Sandy Rains, lanice Vlfalker. Rox-J 3: Mrs. Virginia Harker lSponsorJ, Marilyn Anne Couglilcn, Sonya Derr, loan Wensel, lanis Dentino, lanet Zenfkc, Lois Park. Fizz-.' 4: Sandra Kay Miller, Arlene Dentizio, Marilyn Gibson, Maureen Knox, Mary VanGundy, Arlene Duhs, Carol Baschieri, Rowl:Mar11yn Zick, Nan Kuck, lackie Vfihzarns, Mary Park, Sue Begeman. Row 2: Maureen Knox, 'Wilma Elenz, ston. Row 3: Dean l-lcerr, Don Lanxcn, Roger Flecken, Mary Maxwell. ad!! Saw!! ' The Quill and Scroll, the International Hon- orary Society for High School Iournalists, was organized at Manual in the spring of l95l under the direction of Mrs. Betty Wright. Students on the Manual and Mirror Staffs that have done outstanding Work are eligible tor the Quill and Scroll. They must be of junior or senior standing and be in the upper third of their class. The members of the Manual Thespians are people with a sincere interest in the drama and acting. Our purpose is to study dramatics, to study plays and present them. Row l: Mary Park, Wilma Ray, Nancee Vllashburn, Donna lean Adams. Row 2: Marlene Moyer, Lynda Miller, Elaine lvVl'1lf6l196d, Ruth Ann Sathcft, loan Fcse, Rosemarie Costabile, lcyce Deckard. Row 3: Cartheda Sargent, 'Jen Lanxcn, fim Eisele, Torn Malccly. Barbara Lauer. Lcr- etta Vtfiley. Delores Gentry, Dorothy Living- Bow l: Emily Schaffer, Billie Cline, Row 2: Nancy Vogel, Valerie Draper, Row 3: Ruby Besler, Geraldine Ab- Ccnnie Tifriglit, Glenda Monroe, Dorene Van Scoyoc, Peggy Miller, Barbara Ward, Miss Courtright. lane? Lindsay, Sharon Snider, Mar- cella Thrasher, Doris Green, loan Lowder. ernathy, Iune Schaefer, Sharon Moyer, Shirley Mcliellip. bm ' Z H145 ffdaicafzq hawaii Here are our office workers from the office occupations class. They come to school in the afternoon and on Saturdays. They not only receive credit for this work but they are also paid a wage. When they graduate in lune, they have a permanent job all lined up where they have trained during the year. The Manual Student Advisory Council was organized in the spring of l949. The council is composed of one student elected from each advisory. its functions are to express the wishes of the student body, promote several independ- ent projects, and work in cooperation with the Student Council for a better Manual. Row l: Mildred Wallace, lanet Zentko, Sharon Kirk, Carol Schmidt, Carol Gain, Shirley Montle, layne Ward, Mariean I-Iarmegnies, Beverly Chittum, Shirley Realford, Pat Pruett. lean Montle, Sharon Feldman, Helen Rich- ards, Pat Cornelius, lo Halstead, Sally Huber. Plow 2: Iudy Leurig, Denise Marksity, Annette Anderson, Rita Gulley, Linda Miller, Mary Ann Chiaravalle, Laura Ann Daugherty, Phyllis Barnett, Rosanne Perilles, Mabel Eryer, Frankie Brown, loann Snider, Char- lotte Beclcert, Shirley Swails, lean Roth, Mary Gangloif, Dorothy McClaskey, Mona Griggs. Bow 3: lohn Ward, Carol Hayden, ludy Lee, Denver Green, Ianet lohnson, lacque Frasco, Eleanor Rowland, Maxine Shelton, ludy Schmidt, Evelyn Seidel, loan Vlfenzel, Alice Wiebler, Virginia Southey, Sandy Steele, lva Lou Richardson, Ioyce Eahrenholtz, Marlene Schaiper, Sharon Hogan, Barbara McGhee, Bon-1 4: Marilynn Danfone, Ianis Dentino, Roberta Volk, Elaine Vviitehead, Rosemarie Costabile, loe Eritsclt, Michael Baschieri, Sandra Neptun, Bonnie Elder, Roger Eloclcen, Charles Gabiierf, Dick Brown, loe l-liffins, Marcia Struben, Dorothy Livingston, Mary ,111 ,,.o.....,. Maxwell, Mary Thomas, Dorothy Stevens. rf R o '.-J Audrey Brillhart, Ruth Hines, Connie Wright, Pat Pruett, Marilyn Gibson, Norma Cravens, loan Greenwald, Nita Russell. Donna Baker, Mary Gill, l'.frs. Burdick, Row Marlene Schaiper, loann Snider, Wilma Fray, Dorctny Hayden, Sharon Feldman. How 3: Darlene Karnin. Nita Boswell. Har- bara Ncriss. Virginia Seay, l.fary Helen Carr, Rosemarie Costabile, Barbara Gin- gery, Ramona Black. Sharon Edna Harms, Pat Lfcffiullin, Carla Eafirnbi, Flar- riel Kille. Nancy Palladini. Pow 4: Kay Lippert, Sona Derr, Delores Gentry, Mary VanGundy, Pat '.'.'ai'i. Rose Daurlnas, ludy Rihek, Ed fackson, David ,,,.- ,X .4 o. cox, roger ..fd'JlS, xeoe sin: ilfmfuy The Library Club is an organization made up of library assistants. lt was first started in 1945, under the sponsorship of Miss Waller. The obe jectives are: to develop qualities of good as- sistants, to promote acquaintance with the library assistants, and to get special information from the librarian. Meetings are held once a month. Also occasional field trips and social events are planned. A constitution and by-laws were adopted in l949-50. l: Evelyn Seidell, Carol Nussbaum. 2: Iosephine Hertz, loyce Declcaid, Beverly Pryor, Nancy Carlock. Callahan, Shirley Blair, Carol ,e, Gene Kessler, Eugene Le' 1 Row l: Dorothy Callahan, Doris Iune Simpson. Wanda l.el.fav, Pa'ri3ia Vfagnor, Donna Baker, le-rry Beal. Row 2: Miss Evelyn VV'aller,loar1n Vt'eial:, Virginia Seay, Fose- mar1e Costabile, lane Davis, lo- Ann Kesler. Roz-.' 3: Frankie Brown, Sona lo Derr. laclcie Rakestraw, lanef Rose. Row 4: Sharon Mannon, Barbara Spears. Sandra Zinser. loan Vtfenzel. Zeddww The lunior Red Cross helps school children correspond with foreign friends. At the present time sixty Red Cross organizations are members of the League of Red Cross Societies. In every civilized country the Red Cross Cor Red Crescent as it is known in other countries? works cease- lessly on. Millions are banded together under hurnanity's flag. Row lr Berger, Delores, lafkson Blanche, Hayes, Muriel, Coil: Dixie, Anderson, Ioyce, Clark Letha, Clark, Dorothy, Claudin Eileen, Hulger, Sally, Dauojn erty, Laura Ann, Henderson Marilyn: Carpenter, Helen, Burns, Miss. Row 2: Brown, Carolyn, Haynes Shirley, Bamber, Elsa, Cage ludy, Cline, Billie, Cronin, lr, Ann, Hertz, lcsephine, Gre:n lanice, Basclrieri, Carol, Gang lofi, Mary, Halstead, lo, Duns Arlene, Garretts, Nancy. Bow 3: Hansen, Nancy, Ccrnelius, Pat, Barnett, Phyllis, Harris Donna, Crank, Pat, Costabile Rosemarie, Bolinq, Evelyn, Hid- qins, Charleen: Abraham, Eve- lyn, Brown, Lois, Dentino, Arlene, Berry, loann, Fahren- holtz, loyce. Row 4: Griggs, Betty lean, Derr Sonya, Buhm, Donna lean, Allen, ludy, Brocklehurst, Snirley, Abernathy, Geraldine, Eonlert, Beverly, Bailey, llildred, Brooks, Mary, Harms, Edna, Erickson, Florence, lchnson, Snirleen, Atlzisson, Caroll. Seadafz Qdzk Zia! Senior Girls' Club puts on the Thanksqivinq Mass Meetinq, has charge of the Carnival Queen election, has a banquet at the end of the year. This year, for the first time, the Senior Girls' will sponsor a dance along with Senior Boys' which will be ior Seniors and their quests. Row l: Pasco, leanie, Lamport, Kay, Snyder Shirley, Mason, Shirley, Van Scoyoc Lorene, Lowder, lean, Schaffer, Ernilee, Ward, Barbee, Richards, Helena, Segal Marlene, Shore, Shirley, Perrilles, Ros anne, Tarpy, Carol, Wright, Connie. Row Z: Turner, Evelyn, Williams, lackie, Vv'ieland, Sharon, Roth, lean, Shelley lanioe, Ray, Wilma, Vogel, Nancy, Snider Sharron, McClask-ey, Dorothy, Kuck, Nan, Miller, Linda, McManaway, Donna, Kastl Ianice, Ricks, Mary, Salerno, loan. Hon-J 3: Karnin, Darlene, Suydam, Ruth, Marlcsity, Denise, Underhill, loan, Sand ers, Billie-Gean, Turpin, Marilyn, Murray Glenzla, Park, lvfary, Wells, Doris, Mc Killip, Shirley, ','.'riqht, Nancy, Simon Sharon, Tobias, Arlene, Thomas, Mary, Kaurinas, Rose Marie. Row 4: Bose, loan, Maxwell, Mary, Livinq sion, Jorotny, Van Dyke, Norma, Mc lvfulln, Patricia: Draper, Valerie, Lindsay fanet- Van Dusen, Charlene, S:ct', Carol, Sirraefer, lune, Sewart, Shirley, Moyer Siarznz Lauer, Earharar Sfruien, Marfii, Strurti, fizrnta- S'.'.'d1lS, Shirley' 'ffillis 'fre' Krause, Eileen. Q ':',sV,,,-Y Qzisson, Anita Davis, Paul Stn A ir, . ,1 :1 . 1:1i'.1:'s Fiipxgf '.','i1:.s ti Fairy' f'I2',ii1s fF:,'.'I'f 'Steen ffizy Hffzi Carr foann Ayers, Rita Roniarzf- TV., JMW A - - . N- ., . v v XJ f.Sf., . out ,U sliat, Nant'-' .. , vt 'S 'U '1'i'- I 'X S x ' N i f - ' VVS .-.'.lS'..fl .. Snug M. Q f Kos is tk QM, An- ,g. , . ,, .. A S ,uma ,,.,Q Q i:'-,:,., ':.A.nti l.:1-es Frei P e'l .. ,. ,..i1..'b ?Sf?fIf.1 ,.,, v ., Q., 253.1-1 rartiri sob... straw, Fart aria I-.:ifiefs.... 7. sI- ttiatie Cfzstariie, l.:1s Thin: son, Dinna Ttifzrzipson, Bar: ara Spears, lane Davis, Caroll At Skaggs . .. , iq ,img , A VI, -iqywcv Gn,.,,1,g ghvldrfl Qeagzczyedq 65445 Although many special events have been sponsored hy the geography students and their teacher, Miss W'heeler, during the past several years, the tormal Club organization was not initiated until September, l952. The purpose oi the group is to promote interest in geography and realization ot its vital part in understanding the world in which we live. A tew ot the annual highlights ot events are the Christmas party, the spring tour to Chicago and the Smorgas- pord banquet. s foan Safer i f ' A 2 ' S I I I ,s TU' 4s,g..gSA,A Q ,, R 27 A x 7 , . s, ..o:i...:,,,.. F I, i , , ie -.i.a..s:.. :QQ ,,.. , - Q, I Qani Finrpie Piflfiif '- I , 1 4 : 1 . . . it VII-52.1-4 1 f It lg f l nn fQ..I,ri Wins I 4 3 Q 'une Dxtzt. I 'Jfiffl ., HTS s if-'1'h ia fc, i dll C' Thrqan Sl 's ' 'i -1 xi ow l: O. H. Ruyle, Bill Allen, Maurf-cn Knox, Clyde Shane Dozfey, A, Schulz. Rrxsx 2: Milan Garrefh Rich- is arfi Lakin, Clark Aniler- son. f ur r ow 33 lchn watt, Rzlf-rt Cxiriircs Alan rial.. Knew The Stage Crew takes a big part behind the scenes in all assemblies. They get the stage set and all necessary equipment ready for a suc- cessful presentation. They construct and paint sets for all plays and the Manual Revue. They also arrange lightings and man the spotlights. This is another group at school thai should get much praise for their work that often is not noticed. We take our hats off to you, boys. 'F X ?7w7koz'rSan Zum The Projection Crew as a separate Advisory, started in i9-49 with thirteen members. The main object is to make audio-visual education an integral part of the classroom worlc. Front their own audio-visual office the students carry out by themselves the duties of ordering films and pick-up and delivery service, as well as projec- tion of the films. The Board of Education has given assistance this year with some delivery service. Miss Estella Wheeler is the business staff advisor. Technical advice is received from Mr. Dale Wiiitehiirst and Mr. George Mason. xv iz Charlene Mfilcovfsky, Carol Schmidt, lcyce Caughey, Miss Wheeler, Donna Coates, l.lr. Tic- v 'wwf-fsr Ja., .-. u. . F' 2: Kerrriit Ball, Denver Greer., flfive liarziiri, Ronnie 'ffainscctf Carl Garlarifl. : Gift. l'-illiff, F. 1 Miller, .'1',liK1'I.lfIllI1, l',:.r.F1rnan6, . ..ri lfffs.s:f.fm, ff'a'.1if' 129211, Frarrrc lffficKoway, Qiharri lfajfries. ow li lchn C. Aiells, Sharzn Foeznfr, Carol Schmidt, Darlfne Haslef, Eeverlj: Chit- turn, l-farfean Harrr1egriies,SE1ar:n Bremer, loanne l-larnblen, Delores Eergfr, 'san Salerno, Rosanne Perrtlles, Shirley Sl.LZ ', Carol Tappy, Charleen Htggizis, Sally Huber, Nancy Pallaziini, Eiffltl Kglle, ow Z: Slzarrfn 'lhzmasszi Charlotte- Ee er? Plsrence Erickson, EQLG-ifan San: rs, Sandra Sforiy, F113 Renate, largtf Hiatt, Darlene Feinholz, Ioan Si:-.'i:kf-, ieve'-rly '.'.'ils:n, Susan fiefiel, Siiazzn ingarr, 'Jeremy Stevens, Pat Ggrncnus, lanet Park, faikie Hughes, Ser. Gasrfr. E: Arlene Tcrzias, Joyce Fahrfrihcltzf, Pa: Crank, Wilva Skt lly, Qaxirte Qieltzn, faire Si'hrni'it, Lynne Peake, P:.Q'..is Far- nett, Eetj: Quinn, faujx S12-,'i'kf-, ffkie Eakesfraw, Gloria Harper .ethic Pat l.fil.fx..in, fafk 'Vfn Sf- -crrne -1: Helena Volk, Ffa :'L7::.'s Gill Karin, lfarw' Ezciks Egl ff-Qs r. ' Ea'a'.'.'ens D1nl.a:.x:n ffl: La.4.+r ' flejrer, fchn Fcrnane F' F iske '-'fajrne Fitch, frm Grant H .liihael fakoiy, 21:11 ffxtzz. . f 4,-f.. The Girls' Athletic Association is a club that is open to every girl at Manual who is interested in athletics. Every Thursday afternoon at 3:30 was meet- ing time tor the club. During the early fall months we play baseball, tag football, field ball and similar games at Proctor. Daring the winter season we play basketball, kick ball, volleyball, table tennis, badminton and other indoor athletics in the girls' gym. The award system is set up by the State Asso- ciation. Don Grandi, Ed iezgheldems' . 1. ..,t...:. . na. Bowling represents a popular activity of the intramural program. lt is held at the Peoria Auto Parts Recreation Center. lndividual awards are given to team members who finish the season with the highest averages. The award for the first year membership is the G.A,A, pin. Second year is the school letter, and the third year award is the letter I, standing for lllinois, with GAA. on it. In order to receive these awards each mem- ber must have attended threeffourths ot the meetings, have good scholastic standings, and good sportsmanship. Director ............, . . .Miss Grannernan President .,.., s ,,..... .Darlene Hasler as ' -aut i ...ary GL.. Slsari ,l .nets Fix-11: leann E-'fry' C fa kara, Nan: Garb:-c FJ.-J E: lv'ler:e:les S'e':.'a', Eagmana, l.'fil':a Skiehy x Sh-:Q'cn, Eleanor Fc:-' n Being. Fiw -1: Barbara Earien, ra Qcrtifort, frtzy Errltet r Faxierr, foanrie '.'.'s a a Palsrrzlri. Bow l: Carol Nussbaum, Gloria Harper, Marlene Watts, Marilyn Zick, Carol Gain, Wanda Car- penter. Row 2: Pat Rusterholz, Carolyn Bush, Eileen Claudin, Barbara Barden, Mary Gill, Sandy I. Miller. Row 3: Margaret Pauley, Donna Turner, Patricia Comfort, Sue Bolinq, Carol Hayden, Shirley Montle. Row 4: Doris Swails, Sandra Bos- well, Mary Clark, Barbara Min- gus, Martha Thompson. Sitting: Mary Carr, Mrs. Brock, Mrs. Dooley, lo Ann Cronin. On Arms: Sherrill Goodwin, loann Webb. Standing: Robert lohnson, lack Kieback, Barbara Anderson, Carol Gain, Io!-.nn Hertz, Billie I. Sanders, Mary Shepherd, Ruth Lautenschlager, Mary Maxwell, Donna Bohm, Ioe Bouchez, Richard McGee. Z-7eew The Y-Teens are a group who carry on activities both at school and at the Y.W.C.A. for the purpose ot organizing worthwhile extra-curricular activities tor girls. The Y-Teens' activities consist of slumber parties, dances, cooking, swim- ming and many other activities. We wa s 2 ul H if si '-WM The value of clubs and organizations is shown here. Each year the Advisory Coun- cil undertakes the project of painting much needed lines to aid the heavily populated halls in moving faster. This is another example of Manual students Working for the betterment of their school. Busy workers! The office help are students who do work for the Counselers. They Work dur- ing their study halls. An office helper runs the many necessary errands originating in the office and in Miss Walmsley's office. For this work they receive points toward earning a service WM 4,.P ' X, -ar, Sitt1ng:JoAnn I-iamblen, loan Rose, Doris Wells. Standing: Mary lo Brown, Denise Marksity, Lois Brown, Evelyn Aberham, lane Quinn, Eileen Claudin, Beverly Chxttum, low ann Berry, Mary Clark, Miss Walrnsley. 14 cdfgbeifa dock 'N 1. fi! 1 ! , I c in Rc J I Sham Hames a C mrams Mary Ganql f Qhul y Sny Shar '1 Bremer Iacm VNf11l5IT1S CN 2 Pat Faulkn r S may Sic De- res Gen ry Char Beckert Elame Whltelxead Donna Coates Row 3 Ivarcm Strulfn Iucxy All rm Douglas RKYIFQOYI Tom Qulh M! hlvmqizn D11-ectcr fm 5 ues Schulz B P Fleve-ldni w 4 'arm n V Ifla Q FY a rx 11 mr ci ard lacks rm Claws M1 wsnv 'Qgg Sui: 4 C 1 f 1 I 9 1 V 1 1 CO1 . 1 F.-.'.'f' .f 1 .Lf.f.,I11 x,1:1,lS',Il ,N-111Q1v' LHLSJU, rl 1 1f1,l:'f5.f., X-. 11,1 HGYPFYT, TCH! KIAIUS, T411 ' 512.1 IS fl, fllr' 'ffflfli 1 1,1111-11, 211411151 Edt'-111.31-, Murrnl Zmslrr, Ez:.1.y , 5:.f1ror1 111+'f1,1r1.i, Mfxrlewe 'f 1 s 2: 13433111 TLLTIP'-Y 3fQ1jw HL-ise, Pai irildllk, Shaun ittprtli, Mary 1:1r:111s, 1.1111 Shi'-Q 1 V111 11 '11 1 P s Q, Fiery Ergllis, fP.1rQey Swalls, Pl1y1.1s Earn Z' ' gr. Urviiiziill. , .:1L-' Qiiiiz F z--It P1111, P.1:1ke'f, 1 1, -.1... ,. , 1 1. Cary Z E1 - 2113- - fl, .11 E:'.'.'gf' I,LlT1, Kenzifiz. Eizgrnl' gut.: ' geiits ELLL1 11,1r':1s. Al: 511. Fgfii I if- Harper Irmifs Pla s ers '- v'- M1111 7711 L111gQ qw' 1 1 71+ f:ff.1ri',' Mrk Kfzfil, I1r1j.' ir B N ,wfflfikqffbfifv IWW, The A C31pr,eQQa Chair is an outqrowrh -:hat was ierriierly knewn as Mgxec Charms. I1 was Crgamzed 1r1 1930 :rid :gist appeared m raises rn 1934. These robes replaced ir1 1950. Members are selected fr the Glee Clubs iid the Girls' Cherr. The Che: takes :art rn Siam vgrieus :fi- . 1 . grams all :ver the Cxy. A1 Easter they SLITQ at he Preldhcuse '.-mrr the Chorrs Cf The :tier f- :ity hguh seheels 1:1 spgrirxse servees. .--1,.s.:., HA: .eng Mrs., ,,:e. .. : ' A-,-, -H fi, V. :x y 1 , 4 5 f The Girls' Choir, organized in l947, is chosen from the Girls' Glee Clubs and the sophomores entering from Roosevelt and Trewyn lunior High Schools. Their robes are dark blue satin with gold collars and cuffs, blending with those of the A cappella Choir. This year the choir elected the following officers: president, Carol Schmidt, and secretary, Nancy Blackard. Sing girls! The Stephen Foster Singers are a group of girls selected from the Girls' Glee Clubs and the Girls' Choir. They travel many miles to bring entertainment to many social organizations. This year their season was highlighted by their trips to Chicago on December 29 and 30 to sing for the Centennial of the Illinois Educational Asso- ciation. They are under the expert direction of Miss Chivingtcn. 5 7 Row l: Gloria Harper, Mar- lene Watts, Gloria Keith, Muriel Zeisler, lanice Shelly. Row 2: Norma Hill, Edna Harms, Row 3: Shirley Stewart, Sharon Haines, Mary Brooks, Barbara Ander- son, loyce Fahrenhzltz 1,35 . N 1 , I-'M 'iv -' 1, 'F . ' A 'L W .. Fl 'I' X - Sf N :ff '? A' NY? Y n gg' 3. W ,Q T Q5 as G . rf M' 'ff fi' 1 fix ES' 'WEL x J: xr n - ln! Ani gy lf. I It FN lr X1 1 ' 3 , , ' im 'Izzy ' 1? .2 wi K J. ,, S gl' ijf M 2 . 1 K .r 1 IQ gksr' ,m ivvf lg? ED .Ab ii as fluk AQ? 'r Q 3? v . AA 48 1 :Q F51 if .JF gifs? ,, gs, ,L , xv . 3- Mfg kf gh fmfw- Q 5 wk dz fi .ff EV Q Q I ' ..'uv H Ii AA, , A 1 1 ff J! J! .sg 4. 42 game! The Manual Band, which consists of 80 mem- bers, has had a very successful year. The hand has appeared at athletic events as well as for other school events. The hand performed at all home games with formations during the half-time. The band took their seasonal trip this year to East Si. Louis with the football team and performed there. The trip was enioyed by all. You had better march like men BAND OFFICERS: Dick Larash, Sally Huber, Pat Cor nelius, Kay Lamport, Bob Funk During tne basketball season the banc. is divided into two parts: the black band and the orange band. These bands play alternately at home qarnes. The band also gives concerts throughout the year at Manual and other schcols. The band belongs to the Modern Music Society, Chapter 37. This is a national organ- ization to which high school bands belcnq. Since our affiliation with this organization the awards of the band are as follows: Sophomore year, a bronze Modern Music Masters pin, Iunior year, an all-school letter, Senior year, a silver Modern Music Masters pin. These awards are presented to the band members of the particular year in which they are in who have had perfect attendance at all functions of the band. We Mr, Huber, Director i Hows it sound? Listeninfg: Henry Charles, Leslie Comfort, Ronnie Peters, Dick Larash. Sitting: lanetto Lester, loanne Ward, Beverly Vzss, Bill Suiter, Gabrielle llow li lchn Branfi, ferry Reed. Dio those Crazy saxfs We also have a Manual Music Club that con- sists of parents and friends of band rnernbers. This club has qiven the band very excellent support on Birthday Band Calendars. The band officers of the year 1953-54 are as follows: President ,,,,,,,,,,, ...i,, P at Cornelius Vice-President ,,,,. i,., , Kay Laniport Secretary ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, D iclc Larash Treasurer Y,,,, Sally Huber Historian ,, ,,,,,,, oo...,,, , , Bob Funk This years twirlers are: Charlene Van Dusen-A - Senior Pat Cornelius Senior Bonnie Raineriflunior Bob Funk lunior Frances Ienninqs alunior lackie Hughes-eSophon1ore Zane! Ddapkzqo 7 I a l ,411 WMM Awww 74fm9Am: 'Me ZW , . If N,,v,,g., 'NX , . ,Q nf, . Q:,,X.X..:i. . 'Ji ,lm f 4, '. 1' Ugg., , H A H . X k vm Q .. .x '5'-x X -L' XM 1 ' lr ' -Q x -' .Q 2 Xvx ' , -Q SQ! X s 2 , ' V N, 3- L Q XX ' , 'Q n , . ,fs A f EK 5 X Wage: V , , f x . flaw' K XM 54-... ,M Mfere all young together And the best ef hfe's ahead When yeu're marching for old Manual is ,I Mike Kessler, Frank Worms, Harold Fuscn Head Ccacii Ken Hinrichs Assistant Coach Frank Cnisniar ' . 6 .. 7 ..L.....,l4 ails y 9 so 'S QE Row l: Don Kutz, Marvin Willis, Ronald Street, Paul Lanninq. Row 2: Assistant Coach Frank Chisrnar, Frank Moore, Eugene Srnith, Paul Ricca, Louis Davis, lack Fleming. Row 3: Bill Suter, Charles Hansen, Terry Mitton, Harold Fuson, I Y v Row 4: Wayne Weibler, Frank lerulli, Dick l-lartinq, Bob Vera. Seaman Zecofmf Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual l2 7 6 25 O 2l l3 33 6 ,,,,,, C .. U ,,,aa,a,, East Peoria U East St. Louis 29 Lincoln 8 Quincy 7 Pekin 40 Spalding 20 Woodruff 6 Streator 7 Champaign l4 Central O 5. ra, '3 c 'at . hgsa . ,iq B9 I of F' , if it , 7aal5cz6Z '.'.'1ln:a Blenz, Marilyn Gilzson, Lcis Park, lanice Moody, Lynn Carr, lack Fleming, Butch Carey. Bow l: lim McNeil, Bob Burqard, Al Bloom, Butch Carey, Chuck Simpson, Manager, Elmer Schauielberqer, Manager. 2: Harcld Kunkel, Dick Maxwell, lack Hanson, Buster Roberson lirn Yonkonsky, Frank Lowcler, l-lead Coach Ken l-linricns, Row 3: Frank Vvorms, Elwood Kraft, Mike Kesseler, Sarn Mitchell, Gary Brunner, lim Burbank, Dave Dunn, Gene Cheetman. Row 4: Sam Petty, Dick Atkins, Ed Forsrnan, Bill Dondville, Charles Kron. -fellezmea Ronald Street Mike Kesseler lim McNeal Ierry Lee Bob Burqard Frank Worms Harold Fuson Gordon Carey Louis Davis Dick Maxwell lack Fleminq Glenn Roberson Paul Bicca Al Bloom Paul Lanninq Chuck Hansen Elwood Kraft Terry Mitten Prank MMM . .. i Cor., Later Sclfiaufeloeroer, Manager Marvin Willis, Manager Chuck Siripson 4 -4 Wu O ,...,v 1 1 x, fi ggulvv' 'NN 3.1. ,M , Fr ,iff A W.. fs 4 QT, fi' ?5 .MW-4 'mw wh .,v ' .4- rflfmv' pan' x-.+V . i, :'A M MN Zz - mmwn 6523110 M '-Q-.,,, ?fz2.P24.z!Z hQ'.'M 'ls 1 Mg MV?bf N-.xxxxuwm iw ,NVQ ,MMM 'iw wwhmmqh 49 5fzwuw'b W 'f-... ww My mln KR' , 'N-., r v ' 'Wm Jn WMM iffy?-N R Za? Bw?-gf! All! .f 'w Zomfaf ,gf XNxN 'w..,.,,,,i ' 771421266 ,fx :f 'x V A F5 FX Eff'-X .ffwpxx fx? ,gf .,W'1m?f'N'XAA mt ffm fx fHif.f k f ,ff Z 54.ffaam Um Mfldff fwmxf A fm lf? WM fx 3 H fW 'a1Xx 6 12 fx as wwwwwwwmv x Zack! 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M, ctq and ea- eiampa Qzecwez p The Manual Rams cg t back in the swing of times this year by unanimously winning the city championship and then beinq held to a tie by Central The Rams pounded copped the coveted Greater Peoria trophy for th third year This retired the trophy to the Manual trophy case Nike Kesseler Harold Fuson lack Fleming Loui Davis Frank Worrrs 73 I I C . . , A . X . , , . . l I 1 . A out a decisive victory in yardage against Central as they . 9 . A. Qc Q ecwan 266074 Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Won l2 sf Eaat Peona Galesburq Lmcoln Sfreafor D cafur Woodruff Central '42 gn fl ..n'5- 'KG Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manu'l Manual Manual Manual Manual 1Vl:ll' Ei . ' ..1,lu Spalchnq Bloom nqton Danvlll Pele n La Granqe Woodruff Llncoln .Pelcfn .Urbana East Peoria ,Central fanl n Spalding Req1onal Tournoy Soo' ni ,Eureka ,Spadmq ,Eas Pa ria u.nCy an ,f wgpgasuvlv' 772426 'B LQ XX' L.. 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Tip, for two fig H 411.5 get g'.'c-rytlging Linder ,3nt:,1. MANUAL vs. CENTRAL Meeting Central tor the second time this season, Manual was defeated he- cause ot the great height advantage Central had. MANUAL vs. CENTRAL Playing ene et their best gaittee all season the lrtarns turned the trick en the Central Liens. Being at a height disad- , 1 w vantage the Rains were in Charge an he way to the end. MANUAL vs. URBANA D. S,A:v:::, ..1,.,, ,.3,.Q .. ,MQ ff, l-Q lnzf' :Q 'lent-2' -. QW- fe .f Y Ani, M.- .,,.. -C l.,L...e.-. , ' TNAAY- 'TXFEHQ f e..,:..: .igY,.-. 'X xr, wi-2, Q4 9 4 42, lf 45 I l ,R 5 13, Z M, ,-. ., ... . ., . .,g,A,,' ..,..' S5555 7' . Q. bggaldarig wigs H 'g:t1'11 v. 1, -,. A.1,,,d Q9-52. Fly' 'l f3ughtxg,1i: 149 Mqziual 1 41351511 tpxxr lA. ' C11 the Qillfl ' Af Bm vw Q'- ' 1,1111 was uefvtid by Pekin tw' 2 5 regular SQQASCIY rlgy. They :Qwest an ,.:13erC12.3, Due 12 TIZSEQH X sr heiqnt iilvgritiqe we SUCC',lfI.fg Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Won l8g Lost Row 1: lNhiie, 'Wallyp Kirk, Bob: Miller, Billy Cravens, Vififlyg Thome, Chuck Hogan, Bob. Row 2: Wyckoff, Dave: Marloit, Bill: Moore, Frankg Ke-sseler, Mikey Buehler, Louis Sionebock, Coach: Keith, Glen. Row 3: I-loule, Howard, Turner, lim, Bineqar, Dale, Carey, Gordon, Heinsrnan lim, Robinson, Doug. Row 4: Rhoads, Ken, Wolfe, Willierg Erby, Babe: Slauqhier, Bob. fecofwl Manual Sv i Manual fx, V Manual 12 ' if 3' Manual f Aft Manual X f' Y W Manual XR Manual k V Manual Manual 6, 2 XM dwg r A lx 3 lg M 2 -- e ,. kv 321 I ,, l ' Kesseler, Mike: Miller, Billy Cravens, Willyg Turner, lim, Vfhite, Wally. Zcwedczll -- 7?55 Under the leadership of Ccach Ed Stonebock, the Manual Rams Won the City, Greater Peoria, and Big Twelve championships. The mighty Rams again proved their baseball supremacy with an astounding 18-2 record. Although Coach Stonebock has lost many seniors, his outlook for this year is bright. Coach Ed Stonebock WU45 V, iflfffz -X ' 'Q 'x.f fm-wir 1-, -,1 .Jr 4 w ,fgwdw hxhmw .ws-.- W ... fm WW fzfbwai fd X Bm!-f Hgwgf ,bfi N 5327644 7iwna 7345 x ?1zaf262'-529 0 733 Mfr! ,-.., .,.M. - ..,.., M-, ' 0 ,Zum Bwkbv 644464 ,fha-nze I O 0 New the challenge of the city Sets old MdHUd1'S heart a-thrill Qur high school days are training us For the places were to fill 55 inf 442-52434 fa Wx X: ,X X Jeff, i 'iQ5?K ,4 z'c'on WILLIAM B. EDWARDS Mr. William B. Edwards in his iirst year in Peoria is showing us his iine capa- bilities as Superintendent of Schools. We look forward to seeing him in the years to come. I ganna! af Safucczlcan The board of education meets monthly to determine the administrative policies for the public school system. lt is their duty to guide the administrators and faculty in making the public schools suitable institutions for the education oi the future citizens oi this country. ,-ieadclaal Fzzdnacgeczl GEORGE MASON Mr. Mason, the assistant principal, received his B.S. and M.S. both from the University ot lllinois. He is known as the students friend. HESTEB A. WALMSLEY Miss Walmsley is in charge of program- ming students, scholarships, college day, keeping student records, and educational and vocational counseling. Her jobs are large and many. Degrees: AB., Bradley, AM., University of lllinois. pilfftdlfdf GRAY ADAMSON ln l935 Mr. Adamson received his Bache' lcr's Degree from Bradley U., in l938 from the University of lowa. He also had graduale study at Howard, University of lllintis, Uni- versity ot California, and Bradley. 1 1 ' is I' I 'fin -- K ,X f Aiello. 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Ilradley Univer- sity: M.S., Bradley l'niversity Machine XVnnclwnrkg Stage Crew W 'B' Waller Evelyn Il X In1nnLllIolet,e S I lllX Illlnnii I dur ulan Ilbra y I ul: fff 'if Q-1--4 if Wheeler Estella Il X Brafllmy Inner s x X NI11 :mer Vlorld and I rban I mgraphx Xudm X :Qual Aids X V H.. ,MM . . 4-1 ali ea af 4' If 1 , Us .Z , k ,iw 1 Sprague. Dorothy L. IIA., III-Init Iiullexlv: INIHX.. Iinivtrsity of Illinois Spanish 3 Advisor, Pan- Directur. Pan-Amcri- can I hnrus Thompson Martha IZ S Bradley Umver any NlI'D Colorado X K I Ilotlnng Family I lung Tucker Margaret B ll! If v Slnntlinid Typing, Studmnt I HLlllCll X1 xii 1 Whitehurst Dale I3 X Southern Illmuib I nnersitx NI A niursiu nf Illinois trump Il!'lnJC'Cll0ll I few u .1 I A M ,ffl ,X .- mf M f,,, f .A . I Stonebock. Edward C. HS., Bradley I'niver- sity: M.A.. Iiniversity of Illinois Physical Eflucatiung Baseball Coach: Assistant Basketball Coach Tolq Iacquelme E I lllfUl'lll'1 Iollege of Arte and I r iftc L nn ersity of I alifc mia Art 'krlusur hditnrml Staff Mirror Quill and Scroll Velde Lilly I nnu 2 nuns I ur lu of VI rsconcin Spuch Dramatlcs The-:prms Wolf Hazel C Ilrullu I mul I nnu-. uf N1 cunsin I S Histo y Xux papmr Iubllcxty lhrmcmr Thomas. Walter W. ILS, Knox I'ollc'p:cg MS.. University of Illinois fhcmistryg Algebra Tracy Betty L ll S Br ir ley I mversity Ihyalcal Education Lheerleadmg Wallace Mildred E Il S Tmchcrs Inl lege Maryvilln 'Nln X Inlum I nneraitx xflllgtlfy Inuncil Fnglifh Wnght Betty li S Bri: u I IIIVETSIIQ llQ,lSl1 Xrlxlw r Nlanuul Izditf rlal 'Staff i I i 1 ' X ' - I5.rx,'r:.1., '. ' ' .sl V ' 0 ,X K. Q I 'I az I' l X' in wif. Xf XX 'Z . X I .--- C. 4 ,f f fi ,X ns.. '-1 nc, ' na.. '---.ilyfrf -I ' .' Vnivcrsity lll' '.': Il .A., I'ni- , . ' ' '. r .5 ' I 3 'Q 1- S' ,' If Bla ., 'I lxia i1 ...- ' , A A ' , 'Q if Ai fg I I , . . ' ' .' R .,..,, ,, I A ., , Q gi. ,,,, 5 J A. IIS. in l..4. ' er- .'ilY'1 M4 ., . '.rni I 7' yg . , ., sity: KIA., ' wily T ' ' ' ' flgywfl A. L' '- .ary 1' J ,- ' I-1 1114 Q, ..f . :'.g. .r' ' f l'l','g A' '.'. frp .' 1 i4' '1 5.,l YW: 4, -. . 1 32 Il' I 1 .rif f ,rl 52? M I Office ' nrFF',FF? w if , lla ,N L4 M 'gf f ff . gal 1 if V R' if ki . xx X Sngdaeefw if Qeetoddcma Zqezew 1 N-ll' ff nap' ,iw ,Nl U Q tw fu fin' A x Q 4 , 1 -rg, -5 4 it ' Y 1 ,E ,1 .v ,549 A xy ml' g nf' R y in n ' V ,,.. . 5, , ' j g fs' ,. ' 4 ' ' Y , I 1 Q 9-Ex W 4, ff' ' 5 'fl f,,,. gxigk. qi Q ...x ag 5 Q K+? Q- r .F .6 zk'a,H.'5ifi, ggitg H6 is i , x w,'n:m-gaf 5'beV s f 5 in ff6i,w,?'lp a,',e It 1 r Q ,Hg fi f if ew Q- Q -r ff awk. Q2 td qw -5, by We keep the City's honor 'We build the city's walls And when she cells on ficghtmq men It's old Manuals men she calls. 1 My . PH YSC LWDLQQ ,lv W5 - . I ' XZWMX- 2 f, Z nf fx , wgf f li ras 1 I , f .-at friggin' :LE 537: .Ut 4, .funn f ,,.'. :.f3!7tz:i-. fm.-I 'SNA V f 5. 3, ',,, 1.-xi '- ...f ' -W 41,15-:-I-.1 Y 'e 4 -:- , .:.. 1 3' , ..,.,', . i x Y . . t i .. .. .,., ':gg- -.' .1 .X-, ,, -nu.. s. ....,ggx, .v --. Hn-non - ' ...22:'+'u::u2 nnhuun 4. Quang Nui-v - ' ff 1' ff , Q M , , is P M Paul presides The Student Council was organized to promote the weltare and happiness ot the student body and to maintain the high standards of the school. Some ot the duties ot the council are to plan assemblies, dances, and homecoming: sponsor bus trips: the Manual Revue, publish student directories and sophomore handboolcsq send cards to people who are ill. One ot their outstanding projects ot this year was the Faculty, Student Council, Presidents Banquet. er ar' ntine, Janice, Zentkc, lanety Vtlalker, lattice: Tucker, Mrs. Margaret, Haynes, Pat--absent 1 2 3 e en, facky Scott, Carclanny Eahr, Wilbur: fennings, Frances. Ken, Suter, Billy Baer, Paul, Higgins, lee- Lofiax, Ronnie. New memberb recewe fs Tucker C L11 1 AJXIS them Vms Helpmq We needy In QDSSIOH CLASS OFFICERS 'WT' MyP yGq Presrdent Frank Moore Vrce Presrdent Mary Pasco Secretary Mary Ganqloff Treasurer Sharon Wleland The class of 1954 has emoyed an eventful year under the faculty advlsorshrp of Mlss Edrth Klnslnqer and Mr Franklrn Dale ln the fall a class electlon was held and Frank Moore was elected presldent The other offrcers elected were Mary Pasco Mary Ganqloff and Sharon Wreland The Seruor Class was the sponsor of the Senlor Hop held at the lefferson l-lotel They were also quests of the Iunlor Class at the Prom Of course cornlnq last but not least and probably most rrnpressrve are the Baccalaureate and Corn rnencement Exercrses held at the Shrrne Mosque Our three happy years at Manual have come to an end 98 ' Q2 ' ivy. . TV . Sharon Wieland, Frank Moore, ar asco, Mar an lofi Seadafz 65444 I I I ' L - i uzenzber when '.-Je '.-:ere Scphomcres TICY izys qeiher around ABERNATHY, BOB ABERNATHY GERALDINE ABRAHAM EVELYN ALLEN, IUDY ANDERSON, JOYCE ASHURST, ALBERT ATKISSON, CAROL BAER, PAUL BAMBER ELSA BARNETT PHILLIS BASCHIERI CAROL BERGER, DELORES BERRY, IOANN BINGHAM, HERBERT 3 BLOOM, AL BOHM, DONNA BOLING, EVELYN BONFERT, BEVERLY BOWERS, HM BRANDT, BILL BROCKLEHURST, SHIRLEY BROOKS, MARY 1 BROWN, CAROLYN BROWN, CHARLES BROWN, DICK BROWN, LOIS BROWN, RAE 101 BUCKLIN, RQXIE A I I ,I I E CAGE, IUDY CARLSON, MIKE CARPENTER, HELEN CLARK, LETHA CLAUDIN EILEEN CLINE BILLIE COOK, DIANE COOK, DIXIE CORNELIUS PAT COSTABILE ROSEMARIE CRANK PAT CRONIN, IOANN CROTZ, KENNETH DAUGHERTY, LAURA ANN 102 l Ai DENNIS, HARRY DENTINO, ARLENE DENTINO, BOB DERR, SONIA DRAPER, VALERIE DUHS, ARLENE DUTTON, RICHARD ELAM RONNIE ERICKSON, FLORENCE EAHRENHOLTZ, IQYCE EARRIS, CHARLES EAULKNER, PAT EITCI-I, WAYNE ELEMILG, IACK IO3 ff ,- .f Ax- W, f Q a WHA FLOCKEN, ROGER FOLTZ, DONALD GANGLOFF, MARY GARRETTS, NANCY GIANOLI, DONALD GREEN, DORIS GRIGGS, BETTY IEAN GROOM, WALLACE GUTHRIE, LLOYD HAISCH, KARL HALSTEAD, IOSEPHINE HARMISON, BOB HARMS, EDNA HARRIS, DONNA HAYES, MURIEL HAYNES, PAT HAYNES, SHIRLEY HEINSMAN, IAMES HENDERSON, MARILYN HERTZ, IOANN HIGGINS, CHARLEEN HIGGINS, IOE HINRICHS, DANNY I-IOERR, DEAN HUBER, SALLY IENKINS, GARY IOHNSON, NEIL IOHNSON, SHIRLEEN IO5 IOHNSON, WILLIAM KAMIN, DARLENE KASTLE, IANICE KEITH, GLEN KESSELER, MIKE KIRCHER, IUDY KLEFFMAN, DEAN KOCH, ROBERT KOHLER, DONALD KRAFT, ELWOOD KRAUSE, EILEEN KRON, CHARLES KRUMMEI., WALTER KUCK, NAN 106 LACEY, ROBERT LAMPORT, KAY LANNING, PAUL LANXON, DON LAUGHLIN, CLAYTON LEE, JERRY LeMAY, INA LINDSAY, IANET LIVINGSTON, DOROTHY LOWDER, IOAN LOWE, CAROL MARAS, RAYMOND MARKSETY, DENISE MASON, SHIRLEY 107 f I ' MATI-IIAS, ROBERT MAXWELL, MARY MILLER, DELORES MILLER, LEONA MILLER, LINDA MILLER, PEGGY MONROE, GLENDA MOORE, FRANK MOYER, SHARON MURRAY, GLENDA MCCLASKEY, DOROTHY WICKELLIP, SHIRLEY MCMANAWAY, DONNA MCMULLIN, PATRICIA 'K LC8 I OZEE, IERRY PARK, MARY PASCO, MARY IEAN PERRILLES ROSEANNE PIERSON, LEONA RAY, WILMA REICHELDERFER, EDWIN RESLER RUBY RICHARDS, HELEN RICRREL, IIM RICKS, MARY ROBINSON, DOUGLAS ROBINSON, GLEN ROSE, IOAN f Q MQ' E ROTH, IEAN RUARK, IUNE SALERNO, IOAN SANDERS, BILLIE IEAN SARGENT, CARTHADA SCHAEFER, EMILY SOHAFEER, IUNE SCHAPP, RONNIE SOOTT CAROL SEGAL MARLENE SEGAL RUSSELL SHELLY, IANICE SHOLTY, DARRELL SHORE, SHIRLEY 1 , 5 I SHOUP, RONALD SHULTZ, GUY SIMON, SHARON SNIDER, SHARON SNYDER, SHIRLEY STEVENS, DORTHY STEPHEN, IOHN STEWART, SHIRLEY STRANTZ, LARRY STRUBEN, MARCIA STRUM, NORMA STUART, CHARLES SUYDAN, RUTH SWAILS, SHIRLEY III TARPY, CAROL TERRELL, CHUCK THOMAS, MARY THRASHER, MARCELLA TOBIAS, ARLENE TRITSCH, EDWARD TUCKER, KEITH TURNER, EVELYN TURPIN, MARILYN UNDERHILL, IOAN if VAN DUSEN, CHARLENE VAN SCOYOC, DOREEN 1.15 VOGEL, NANCY WARD, BARBARA WARD, IGHN WELLS, DORIS WIELAND, SHARON 'WILLIAMS IACQUELLINE 'WILLIAMSON LARRY WILSGN, LARRY WILSON RONNIE ' A V 6- WRIGHT, CONNIE 5 '.'. - , hx , , VJRIGHT, NANCY WYCKQFF, DAVID ' ,,,, , .25 113 CLASS OFFICERS ,i k d nam 65:44 Presldent Ronnle Lomax Vlce Presldent Sam Pasco y x Secretary lamce Walker laxgigli Treasurer Claudette lenkms I Under the capable leader hrp ot Ronme Lomax Sam Pasco lanlce Walker and Claudette lenkrns the 1un1or class has held many events throuqhout the year The mam soclal event was the Iunror Prom a tremendous success The class 1n tl'1e1r two years at Manual has progressed rapldly and therr success seems unl1m1ted as they go forth mto therr semor year Much credlt must be qlven to Mr Pratt and Mrs Courtwrlqht the tfvo hardworklng adx lsors ot the Class ot 55 for thelr marvelous Job ln the d1rect1or1 of the class act1v1t1es 114 1 I if 9 . 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S' A :Ei f.f.l:Y ..:1-,.,..w, ., . ,-. -H -Af-X., JUN I U N I TAKS, DONNA AEQERS, CAROL ANDERSON, BARBARA ANDERSON, SUSAN ANDERSON, 'WALLY AYERS, IOANN EATTERTON, DUANE BECKERT, CHARLOTTE BEHRENS, PAT BELLTNGER, PAT BENNETT, BARBARA BETTERIDGE, ELIZABETH BIANCO, IOHN BILL, ART BLACKARD, NANCY ELENZ, WILMA BOLING, BEVERLY SUE BOMHOLD, DOROTHY BONNER, MARY ANN BOSWELL, NITA 115 CLAUSON, LARRY CLEMENTS, LYNDA COATS, DONNA COMFORT, PAT CONLY, ROBERT COOL, DONNA CRAVENS, NORMA CREASY, CLARENCE CREW, IUDY DAVIS, SUE DAY, BEVERLY DECKARD, IOYCE DECKARD, MYRNA DEMIN, IOE DOHM, LeROY DUKE, FLORA EDINGTON, KENNETH ELDER, RONALD EVERS. IIM FARRIS, BEVERLY ,cv IUNIORS ,.-of 116 ',,w' FLESNER, ARVELLA FLOWERS, DELORIA EORTSON, CHARLOTTE FORWARD, IERRY FRYER, MABEL GABELI-IOUSEN, BILL GAIN, CAROL GENTRY, DELORIS GOELZ, RICHARD GOERS, IEANEAN GORDON, OCEIA GRAVITT, IILI GREEN, DENVER GREER, ELSBETI-I GRIFFIN, IJARIAN IOOS, EMILY KAMIN, DAVID KELLER, ARTHUR KNOX, MAUREEN KOESTNER, MARY KOERI, EDWARD KEEPS, CAROL LAIDER, DYCK LANE, fOYCE LAJLENQOHLAGEA .-R-n-n -., ..-.,. VU., D. vi-:A-7 1 L:-:V ..,..,f. ......... -n11-- 'f-x-.v- -O....A..'I 11-OA..-.-., D'l f'.2'J Z J' ' Ev- E..- . - JUNIQRS .. - .U ,,., HAOET-fA.w, ,AE 5, HAIJELETI ICANN HANSEN fAOK HARIJEGNIES, LfARfEAN HARPER, GLORIA HASLER, DARLENE HEALY, RICHARD HEINZMAN, BETTY HEISE, KAY HENDERSON, WAYNE HETH, AVANELLE HICKEY, TANET HILDENBRAND, ADAM HOVVARD, MARY HOWARD, RAYMOND HOWERTON, DON HYPES, ANNA MAY IENKINS, CLAUDETTE IENNINGS, FRANCES IONES, MADELINE 117 J MacKOVVAY, FRANK MARBLE, MARILYN MARTINDALE, VERLENE MASER, ROLLAND MAXWELL, RUTH MAYI-IEW, DON MEDSKER, CAROLYN MEISCHNER, CHARLES MEISENHERMER, WALTER MESSMAN, TOM MEYER, BERNIE MONTLE. IEAN MCCANN, SHARON MCCARTHY, RICHARD MCDUFF, DAVID McKEE, SALLY IANE MCMORRIS, MARILYN NAKKEN, ROBERT NEAL, EUGENE NELSON, BILL IUNIORS 118 .-nf lux NELSON, ROD NOFSINGER, IUDY O'NEAL, ODESSA OWENS, WILLARD PALOMBIA, CARLA PARK, LOIS PAULEY, MARGARET PAYNE, RONNIE POYNTER, VERA RAGGINS, LYNDOL RAINERI, BONNIE RAINS, SANDRA RAKSTRAW, IACKEE RAMAGE, BEVERLY REALFORD, SHIRLE SIWICKE, IUDY SMITH, SHARON SPENCER, IAMES STEWART, MERCEDES STOUT, MARY S'.'fAILS, DORIS S'.f.'ARTZ, PHYLLIS TAYLOR, ART THORM, SEAR NEIL TOHLEN, ROEERTA -fX- .OrPER, EUGENE TRFP VARY TURNER ASE' l TURNER, DONNA URBAN, PAUL JUNSIOLEE RICE, IoANN RICHTER, MERVA ROBERTS, CHUCK ROMATNE ,OHIN ROSE, IANET RUSTERHOLZ, PAT RUTTER, FRED RYER, DICK SATHCEF, RUTH ANN SCHADT, IERRY SCHAIPER, MARLENE SCHAUEELBERGER, ELMER SELLERS, LENA SEIDELL, EVELYN SCI-IAFFER, BILL SHEHAN, MARLENE SHULTS, CLYDE SEIBERT, IACK SIERRA, EMILY SIEWERT, ROBERT 119 VICARY, LARRY VIPOND, IACK VOSS, BEVERLY WAGNAAR, DONALD WAID, IOANNE WALKER, IANICE WARD, BILLIE WARD, CAROL WASI-IBURN, NANCEE WATTS, MARLENE WELLIS, MARVIN WENZEL, NANCY X IUNIORS WHALEY, ANNY VII-IITEI-IEAD, ELAINE WILEY. LORETTA WILSON, LACIE WOLFE, WILBUR ZEISLER, MURIEL ZENTKO, IAIQEI ZICK, MARILYN ZINSER, SANDRA 120 apiamaze OFFICERS Presldent Barbara Mmqus V1ce Presrdent Bud Dayrs S cretary Mary Ann Chlaravalle Treasurer Maxme bkelt n Q-1 yA B t Mg The up and comme sophomore class orqamzed themse1ves m mrd year b y' electmq Barbara Mmqus Bud Davrs Vary Arm Ch aravalle and Maxme Skel ton These people were responslble for the rolhckmq class party so brlmfull of play humor and refresh ments We W1sh to pay trrbute to thls the Class of 56 and therr class advlsors Mlss Ina Nlchols and Mr Iohrl Norton We Wlsh you the best m your next two years 21 1 My ,l M, 1 I XE, 'lf' 'X ' . y X T fa X I , 1,1 , W f f , f a nn Chiaravalle, ud Davis, Maxine Skel on, Barbara in us ' 1 1 A i , ' ' - 1 ABERNATHY, DARLENE ABERNATHY, RONALD ADKINS, GLORIA ADKINS, RICHARD ALEXANDER, ELOUISA ALLEN, BILL ANDERSON, ANNETT ARNOLD, CHARLENE BAHR, WILBUR BAKER, DONNAGRACE BALL, KERMIT BARGER, LEE BARKER, IACQULENE BARLOW, DOROTHY BAUMAN, SHARON BAUWENS, BETTY BEAL, IACK BEAL, JERRY BECKER, WALTER BECKERT, CHARLES BEESON, IERRY BELL, RONALD BERRY, DELORES BIEGLER, RICHARD SOPI-IOMORES 122 BINEGAR, BILLY BIRD, ANNE BIRKERT, IUDY BORDEAUX, RICHARD BROWN, MARY IO ERUBAKER, RONNIE BRUNNER, ROBERT BUEHLER, ANN MARE BURBANK, IAMES CAGE, NANCY CAIN, CARL CAMPBELL, MARILYN CAMPBELL, SYBAL CARLOCK, NANCY CARR, MARY ENNIS, RONALD FARLEY, SHIRLEY EELDMAN, SHARON FEINHOLZ, DARLENE FLANNAGAN, ARLENE FOOTE, IOANN FORD, LORETTA ERASGO, IACQUE FRAZIER, TOLI EREDRIOKS, fEAN EU GATE, JERRY GAA, '.'.'ILLIAf.f GARLAIND, OA:L GARRETT, IJILAN GAYLORD, GARY GASPER, 'Sv CRIDER, DIEMEL, SOPHOMORES fxfxx' -vm CASSENS, HENRY MOGOIO GHARLEQ Cr1A.T.fAN, SHIRLEY GHEATHALI, GENE CHIARVALLE, MARY ANN OHRISTIE, IANE CLOAT, IUDITH CLOSEN, SHARON COEFMAN, GAIL COMFORT, LESLIE COUGHLON, MARILYN GARY DAViS, IANE De-LARME, GLEN DENTINO, IANIS DENTONE, MARILYN DETMEYER. IUNE GEORGIE DISMANG, BARBARA DOTY, DONNA DUNHAIVI, HELEN DUNN, VIRGINIA EDINGTON, EARL 123 GILL, MARY GREEN, CATHERINE GREEN, PAULINE GUINN, BETTY HABBINGA, DICK HAISCH, AL HALL, DEAN HANSEN, ROXANNA HARMAN, BEVERLY HARRIS, MAIORIE HARTING, RICHARD HAYDEN, CAROL HAYNES, RICHARD HAZELWOOD, BETTY HEEERER, SANDRA HERMANN, TACK HERRINGTON, ROBIN HILL, DORTHY HILL, DORRIS HILL, NORMA IEAN SOPHOMORES 4 HILTON, RUTH HOGAN, SHARON HOPKINSON, EVELYN HOPKINSON, PHYLLIS HOPSON, COLLEEN HOPWOOD, ROBERT HUFFMON, SHARON HUGHES, IACQUELINE HUGHES, RONNIE IAKOBY, MICHEAL IASS, ALAN IASS, KENNETH IAYNE, IUDY IENSEN, RUSSELL IOHNSON, BOB LOVECAMP. IUDY LUDWIG, GARY LYMAN, LINDA MANNON, SHARON MARX, BARBARA MASTON, LILLIAN MAXWELL, DICK MESSMOFE, DICK MEUMAN, DON MIKLAUIR, MARIE MILLER EQLL HvLvr:: 2,3 fxzgx f.ffLLE?, SANDRA Lfiflfiff E.'.f.Ef5.F.3. .-,V--vv v-.V -V flUEiNSON, DAVID TOHNSON, TANET KAEB, IUOLTEE K.-RFS, '.'.'1LLf,l ..,. -.-. . ,., A-. . KLAR JEVS f KEMP, SHIRLEY KERSTETTEFT, ROY KIEBAOK, JACK KILLE, HARFIET KING, VIRCIDIA KIFK, SHARON KOOK, TACK KROFT, IANICE LEE, JUDY LEURIG. IUDY LESTER, KAY LINDIG, HMMY LIPPERT, KAY LISTER, IANETTE LOGER, LONNIE SOPHOMORES 125 MONTLE, SHIRLEY MOODY, IANICE MORRIS, THOMAS MULLINS, EVELYN MCGHEE, BARBARA MQGHEE, DICK McKEE, PAT MCKENNEY, DOTTON NEPTUNE, SANDRA NEVE, IERRY M, OEDERWALT, SANDRA OWENS, IOANN OWENS, IANETTE PAAR, IOAN PALLADINI, NANCY PANKY, PAUL PARK, IANET PARKER, CAROLE PAULEY, MARILYN PEAK, LYNNE SOPHOMORES 126 fffl PENCE, BARBARA PERHAY, BILL PETO, IANICE PETTY, IACK PFANDER, SHARON PFEIFER, WALTRESIA PRUETT, DONNA PRUETT, PATRICIA PRYOR, BEVERLY PRYOR, SHARON PYLE, SHARON QUICK, LINDA REEVES, PI-IYLLIS REKUS, DON RICHARDS, BUDDY SHUEMAKER, HARRY SIMPSON, CHARLES SIMPSON, DORIS SIMS, HOWARD SIWICKE, IOAN SKELLY, WILVA SMITH, CATHERINE SMITH, IERALD SMITH, LYLE SMITH, WILLIAM STEAR, PAT STILL '.'.'ILI.lA STRUTJ, ALICE STURM, SOIJIA SUTES, '.'.'IL IDTYNFV QUQLN ... ..f.,... L .,,. RCDAIJAN, SHARON ROLIANE, LARRY DH' 'LAQYL' 3v AA UO.-.. . .., ...I . RUSSELL NITE SUE SALTER, GARY SALVETTE, CHRISTINE SAMPLE, BARBARA SCI-IAEFER, CAROL SCHMIDT, IUDY SCHUEERT, RONALD SCHWIN, EDWARD SCOBY, SANDRA SCOTT, IOYCELYN SCOTT, IULIA SEAY, VIRGINIA SHANNAHAM, PAUL SHELTON, MAXiNE SHOWENS, JACK SOPHOMORES 127 - -.-v -iv 'kvxrf-xg :O..L.-1..D, ELL. . C SUTTLED, DELORES SWAILS, IANET SWEETHAM, GARY TAET, NORMAN TANKERSLEY, PATRICIA TAYLOR, SHIRLEY THOMASON, SHARCN THOMSON, IUDY TURK, DONALD TURMAN, MARILYN TURRLE, CHARLES ULRIGH, EILEEN VAN HOUTEN, PATRICIA WAID, PAT WAINSCOTT, RONNIE WALK, CLIFFORD WALKER, VERNON WARD, IAYNE WEBB, IOANN WEGNER, PATRICIA WELLS, LARRY WENZEL, IOAN WESTERFIELD, LESTER WHALEN, PATRICIA SOPI-IOMORES 128 WHEELOCK, RUTH WHITE, IUDY WHITE, PAT WICKER, DOROTHY WIKOWSKY, CHARLENE WILLIAMS, RONNEE WILLINGHAM, TERRY WILTZ, PAT WISHER, PAULA WOOD, DAVE WOLSCHLAG, IOE WRITT, BEVERLY YAECER, IANICE YONKOUSKE, IAMES ZEMAN, MARY 1 ,ww S 29 Remember PI-IGTG REFLEX Youll never forqet your school days and we hope youll alv ays remember Pho+o Refle your Qfl1c1al Photographer We ll always remember the fun we had takmo your plctures and w hope you wrll not lorqet us m the years to Come when there her Wlth lme portrarts In-HIAVAIIPIP our lf vm: nz Ph0toReflex a umque method of takmg plctures from coast to coast 30 J, L - ' , . . . V9 ' A are other occasions you'll Want to remem- FHUIUR I A L Students PatCorne11us Dorothy Stevens Pat McMu111n Rooer 1-'1oc1cen Ed Re1che1derfer PEORIA AUTO PARTS BCWLING ALLEY CMU IA 'l'El1BAClI Ll11lBI1ll U0 1350 Gam 11 Phvne 7 3586 Bartonvllle Illmoxs C Maser Texaco Servlce COMPLETE LIBRICATION TIRES AND BATTERIES Phone 7 9463 1022 S BIT Peona lllmoxs Stanley Street Market 202 Stan1 ,I S eel 131' ne 71417 Sundavs 8 UO AM to 12 OO Noon Dally s Grill Sodas Sundaes Sandw ches A ff i - 1 W L. . ' - f Sf, 1 L a Open Weekdays- 7:30 ASM. to 9200 PM. . . . - I - 1410 'Hester . ' enue 131 funds the door open at Block 8: Kuhl Co Tra c Se mg Buying Dzsplay Personne Operatlons Accounting A uertlszng Food Scrmces Merc mn rszng O :ce Functions Interior Decorating ou wr Im 1 o tmese in m'my more 'lt Bloclc 6 Kul1l Co w ere IO stores in 1 entrll Buying Olllce are rea y to sl1ow you w tlmere rre a greater varlety ol opportumtxes ln tlme retail leld than my ot 1er Yes tlme door IS open to 'ill wlmo are Interested ln a epartment store cireer 1nd opportunity IS lmoclung every day Bloclc 5' Ku s growing an you can grow w1tl1 t VX lwy dont you compire notes WlIl'l the Personnel Director and se ll Bloclc E Kulrl Co doesnt lmawe to oller just what you are loolung lor m a career' You are always welcome' Block 8 Kllhl Co PCOPIH, IIIIIIOIS Stores In DECATUR GALESBURG MNH OIIICGSI oumcv KEWANEE AURORA 0 IET Central Dlstrlbutlon 801 S Washington St DANVILLE 'IQLICIN 132 WINNETKA ROCKFORD HESS BROS FREEPORT ROCK ISLAND MOLINE DAVENPORT IA BURLINGTON IA DANVILLE STORE FOR HOMES ' I ffi 1 N wg ll! t '- I I I 1 , I IM . I M p ,I f I J . - I . I d' ' ff' ' ' 'll'd.llII .QI . . H .. I1 -. 2 d I 2 ' ' d l1y ' . C . . d . , . ' ' ' . ht i f . d ' i. PEORIA I OTTAWA nts aLuRzh IAY S RADIO Guaranteed Interstate Bakery E F TORTAT DIAMONDS WATCHES IEWELRY Ph e6 705 c Lin 1 P 0 40190 n BLUM FURNITURE COMPANY Fo the Finest in Home F rmshmgs 07 S th A am Str P o 63221 133 Stude : lack Fleming, Iv o 'C ardson. I on -6 1101lf2 Lin oin 1 MOHR'S VARIETY STORE 745 ' con Avenue h ne - Peoria, Illi ois r . . u . . 2105- ou d s eet h ne - ff-Q Students Carol Bro n Mike Kesseler SINGER IEWELRY 420 Mem Street 2217 S Adams Street Phone 6 B107 PI- OTOGRAPHY IS FUN PEORIA CAMERA SHOP 539 Mam Street oe 1ton Huber Sammls THE WHITE HUT RESTAURANT A GOOD PLACE TO EAT 415Vz Hamllton SCHNEBLIN PHARMACY 1426 Lmcoln Avenue Phone 7 9461 Store Hours 8 A M to 9 P Ex ept Sundays and Hohdays 8 A M to GAINES FLORIST FLOWERS ron ALL OCCASIONS Phone 72132 WE DELIVER 700 Folkers Comphments of PEORIA SPRING COMPANY 215 Knoxvxlle Phone 33871 Peona Hlmots fp . Qi X-. 1 y V P Tx Q f f XX I : w , ' . Compliments of - I K'1 ' . . .M. U C ' . . 2 P. M. 134 'Q :.1:r':.':: f BEN FRANKLIN STORE Garden and Adams AMBULAN CE SERVICE CHRISTY'S SERVICE CENTER 1012 Lincoln Avenue TEXACO GASOLINE AND PRODUCTS i E:-:j T,-T' lux: r1'1'1.,zi f. F111 E.':.i Phone 9202 118 KNOXVILLE fprpghliru 11's 1 POPPEN'S MARKET Acnoss 1-'ROM MANUAL Comphments of Pearle Water Works Co '23 Vfrff' Eff E' THE METHODIST HOSPITAL OF CENTRAL ILLINOIS SCHOOL OF NURSING The Methodist Hospital of Central lllinois a modern 400 bed institution s fully approved by all accrediting agencies The School of Nursing is Nationally accredited. lt has a well qualified Faculty modern teaching facilities and Student Association organization. The School of Nursing offers two programs in professional nursing as a career. Students may choos- the tli Diploma or C25 Degree program in nursing. ln the Diploma Program th student pursue' the regular three year basic nursing cu..'culum. In the Degree Program the student pursues a collegiate course of study in affiliation with Bradley University Peoria lllinois or with lllinois Wesleyan University Bloomington lllinois and earns two degrees in a mini- mum of four years. All classes enroll annually in September. Apply Director of Nursing Tne Methodist Hospital of Central lllinois 21.1 North Glen Oak Avenue Peoria lllinois 136 ?zafea4daaczZ mean? aa cz zeez r A 5 t H E L A A I 5 I I I s F I n n F 'S W . fi tn- . E I A I ll. F I I n A Bank You'11 Like HL! 1 LIIJUII HHN fEZm62oaZfa6e 0ne Two Three S Jefferson Ave Phone 6 0831 Comphmems of MANUAL SANDWICH SHOP IoHNsoN s GROCERY HOME OF THE RAMS 312 Antomette peom mmm FINE Fooms soFT DRINKS For a Better position Attend Browns the mg I-hgh School graduates for top office MARINE SBI-ES posmons Boats Evinrude ouabwas ming and Ask lor Bulletm of Courses Hunlmq 511991168 3301 S Adams Peoria Phone 79468 240 S Iefferson Ave Phone 3 1256 Open Evenmgs HOUSER PAINT CO DOROTHY s BEAUTY sHoP 1508 Lmcoln Avenue Corner of Kneer and Fremont PERMANENT wAvEs A SPECIALTY SHERWU' WH-I-MMS PAINT ALL TYPES BEAUTY srmvrcs Phone 77031 Evenings by Appointment Phone 71191 137 . . . I ' o 1 up ' I only school in Peoria specializing in qualify- I . EARN A PREFERRED RETURN ON SAVINGS Peoples Federal Savings and Loan Association of Peoria lll North Iefferson Avenue Phone 640811 TI'IE PLACE FOR SAVINGS CRAWFORDS SHOE STORE NATIONALLY FAMOUS SHOES FEATURED BY CRAWFORDS MEN S WOMEN S CHILDREN S Walk Over Walk Over Buster Brown Wm I Crawford Mgr Wnqht Arch Preserver Arr Step Arnencan Girl Roblee Selby Styl Eeez Child Life OUTLET STORE Freeman I-'latterers Orthopedlc 209 ll Fulton Street Master Life Stnde Robin Hood Wm I Crawford Mgr Coniormal Iolenes Trrmfoot Pedwm American Girl FAMILY STORE 319 Zl Fulton SHOE SALON 304 Fulton lames Crawford Mgr PEKIN STORE 323 Court Iohn Crawford Mgr The MILK and Phone 7 4411 ICE CREAM 1222 Westem You ll Like Students Pat Faulkner ludy Allen B E R G N E R S 138 I , , , . w -' f , -,en 5 ,, Il, g j i V A 1 '44, A 1 -My -E 5 Y ' ,,.f- 'ei :A . '854'-1954 wg!--.f..l. . ' ' This year as we celebrate our 100th year of service, we ofthe Schradzlci Co. are loolcing ahead, planning ahead so that we shall continue to uphold our tradition of always giving to those who rely on us the Best Today, Still Better Tomorrow. ' 213 215 S hlams Sl TOBIAS KELLOGG FO Insurance Advisers For More Than 150 Years WO2 Lehma rx Blllldlflq HANCHETT AUTO SALES Dxrect Factory Dealers New and Used Cars General Repaxrmq on All Cars Ha d T Hancluett P on 9 South ,Ada Bar null C phm s c C VOGELS MARKET Garden Street Peoria llhnoxs Comphmen ZIMMERMAN SHELL SERVICE BUSS 3104 South Adams lacks Rug Cleanlng Servlce Rug and Carpet Cleaning Repamnq Mothproohng I-'lame Proohng SS 1Yi 1E3l'i S EARL IOHNSON CHEVROLET DEALER f 0: - J I .' roi . . E: .e EQ n ' ' 560, . . ms, t: Y 1.9, Ill. C m ' ent f TS Cf I . 820 , ' . ' ' 1 . . Compl f cf MILD CLE,l.Nff-CG IN HOME FCP? CAFFETS E351-L' P5393 3-5094 1618 Main Street Pexta, .lllfiil fmmm 4 RESTAURANT AND DRIVE IN G??K239fi7i55 6' 0.5 ORIA ILLINOIS if PE ,I W 4 WW W W W '04-9 4 WORLD DRUG STORES INC Comphments of Andreen Nordwall Company MENS SHOP Ackerman s Klean Rlte Cleaners 127 South Iefferson 2917 south Adams c H Andreen A A Nordwall Phone 74401 Travis Cadillac Pontlac Co South Slde Trust 6. Savlng Bank Sales and Servlce OF PEORIA Member Federal Deposxt Insurance Corporahon 1701 Mam Street Phone 3 3777 suorpmc ron MEAT' SNP A' HYMAN COHEN BAGLEY S MARKET CLOTHING AND snor: sromf: 223 Mem 2129 South Adams Buy Meat Always Fresh A! Lower Pnces Wlth Fast Courteous SETVICS at Thxs Fme Market SCHOOL SWEATER HEADQUARTERS 142 1 u , . CADILLAC - PONTIAC I 'F' PRODUCER S DAIRY POR MILK THAT S FIRST IN FRESRNESS AND FIRST IN PLAVOR S' ders Farm I' VIS I-'ar C1 Fusvn K E E N A N ' S PEORIPCS LARGEST SPORTING GQQDS STORE MAA. :.REE. FI-IONE 45.36 4- 143 Under the new Bradley Plan a student 1S grven the oppor tumty to combrne hrs regular college educatlon wrth m1l1tary tra1n1ng rn the umversrtys Arr ROTC If h1s college and m1l1 tary work 1S credltable he has a chance tor deferment untrl grad uatlon and for ga1n1ng a reserve comm1ss1on upon graduat1on as an otflcer 1n the Arr Force The path to your succe s rs here at Bradley Un1vers1tyl Bradley a strong medrum srzed gualrty umversrty combrnes the advantages of the very large um verslty wrth th personal at tentron provlded by smaller colleges Extracurncular actrvrtres at Brad ley surpass those of all but the very largest un1vers1t1es Brad ley has more than a hundred clubs sororrtres and traternltres caterrng to a wrde range of rn terests Bradley Unlversrty offers merous courses rn many areas of study Its tree lecture arts senes IS consldered outstandlng The Umversrty IS accredxted by all the mayor accredrtrng agencres REGISTER NOW' SUMMER SESSIONS 1954 Iune 9 Iuly 14 Iuly 15 August 25 FALL TERM BEGINS September 13 1954 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION D1rector of Adm1ss1ons Comstock Hall Bfddl V dmv rsntv Peorla 5 lll1no1s 144 li I Q14 In I 71 m fx F'-I L pic' RADIO TELEVISION ACME RADIO AND TV F M Foster Pres 1-1 M Foster Vlce-Pres C F Foster Sec MEADOW BROOK DAIRY INC ICE CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS C M R No 95 Peorla 111moxs LITTLEFIELD DRUG COMPANY SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOUNTAIN SERVICE Phon 6 9606 Opposrte Manual POTTER 6 ANDERSON IEWELERS S LVERSMITHS Worthy of Your Conhdence 334 Fultcn St Opp Iefferson Bldg Comphments of Walter Meznert 6. Sons Hardware Phone 7 3411 1029 Starr Street Peorxa 1'1mc1s Gene Brown's Standard Service Barto'1v111e 111mo1s EVERY NEED FOR YOUR CAR Comphments of DIXON FISHERIES RETAIL AND WHOLESALE FRESH FISH Foot of Lmerty Phone 4 3185 145 - 1 --A.,-,,...........A ' . - S ' get A , . J 1' -. 1.-.,......., A.,.I..t .-.,- U f L ' s. A 4 - T L91 3 -N , 'Nurs Arm Klux rr lv ' , 1 V . ' 7'I2 : , z 5 ,X , V 4 - . t. A . t - J . . , . . . , V - . ' 1 u . . . . I , V I E - I - 3 ' . I V . . Sf,1y,! , . wx V ,g.fg,s - U .9393 6 +2-vp ,jc -2,09 oe. .Q Quarts Pmts Cones Sundries Malts and Shakes 122 South Ieiierson 6J'5?P'Z2i?65'5 JACK and BILL S Spazlcag gan 4 0 Tea Outfxtiers og ammq and Lett mg n L e 0 Qpor e DISTYIYTHOTS f S cmnq cods D151 59058 200 Mam Peoma Ulm 1 145 . 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