Marion High School - Memory Kit Yearbook (Marion, IL)

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Q. ff 9, I f-- 'r r- W 'M , ff . 1 11 W, Y -hung im V 3:9 , X -I ' as X. X A : 1-'.'5 :si::Z:-- 7 , ik, I I W I f 5 f , 'P' , ,fl ,Q Mi: ,, -ii h THE MEMORY K I T 1948 Lasts. Assistant Principal Bundy and Principal Edwards look over blueprints on the jab lBlLlUlElPlRlINTS COMF Tll-lllE lFlUTlUlRlE -F Q5-5' :,x a . i N9 f 1 ,yy-,y ,ft . , f' ski? 5 A i , gr , mf hw, 7, X ' 435911 'FLf,A, f,., f 5. ., , ii, 'I 1 A - ff' Z'SQ,p'.,.x.f i i i W '11 inan l A4 fk w i Vf Qflfiwb f U -7?f55fi'f 'I Lf Zl. Q , ' ' ' X 3. -M 'X T k e , , ,Q,g,j1 W , s , ,gm 1' ijf,,f,,x,.l 1 This is the architectural drawing of the new M. T. H. S. Gymnasium now under construction west of ihe present building. --5.. 4 -:A . .. ,HU . .M N, A Sei? f w ,'j'cE na Q I K gg 4 H 'ffulgil' ,Q ?7f!'9K4 1?!11'fn,' - V ' J ' 'T W 5141f'?ff5?+i 4h - P' - rr- ' pf ' X '7 'Z BLUJEPRINHNG THE FUTURE wh I 45 F. 'H .vi- if A ALLAN R. EDWARDS This school year found our principal, Allan R. Edwards making many necessary changes at M. T. H. S. Courses were added and the school day of six one-hour periods was re- organized to one of seven one- hour periods. Due to Mr. Ed- ward's enthusiasm and plan- ning, the plans for the remodel- ing of present building and the addition of a new gymnasium are going forward. O WILLIAM BUNDY Again this year Mr. William Bundy capably served as as- sistant principal to Mr. Ed- wards. Mr. Bundy's other duties included teaching biology and sponsoring the Student Council. RV OEEICE PERSONNEL Assistinq Mr. Edwards in the school office were Miss Ianet Fisher, Reqistrarg and Miss Aq- nes Ollis, Secretary. THE SCHOOL BOARD The members of our school board are prominent men of our community in addition to seeing to the Welfare and advancement of cur school. The duties of school board include the hirinq of our faculty. This year Mr. D. A. Warford is president of the board and Mr. Blaine Pearce is Secretary. Other members are: Mr. William Mayer, Mr. I. H. Brod- erick, Mr. Marshall Morqan, Mr. W. S. Giles and Mr. Troy Hartwell. ..g.. J Physical Education Left, Mrs. Nell Smith, Girls' P. E. Right, Mr. Glenn Trulove Boys' P. E. 0 English Seated: Left, Miss Margaret McNeileg Right, Mrs. Bertha Cline. Standing: left to right, Miss Mildred Sanders, Mrs, Leora Throgrnorton, Miss Ianet Wilson. o Music Mr. Robert H. Garritson, Band and Chorus Director. -10- Science Leil, Mr. I. B. Hancock, Chemistry, Physics, General Science Riqhl, Mr. Vlfilliam Bundy Bialcay lblrireign language Miss Mary Arlord, French and Spanish Giiirllsg Vacautians Mrs. Minnie Brown, luniar Nursing Mrs. Nina Vxfillrnore, Home Manaaerneni ell lBays9 Vofcautfinns Mr. E. E. Long, lndustrial Arts and Building Trades llai hrairy Miss Martha Warren, Librarian 0 lflcaimimeirce Lett, Mrs. Laverne Cox, Type-Writing and Bookkeeping Right, Miss Blanche Lucas, Typing and Shorthand , 1Q . 'M-.W -1-.incsm ' , , WK' .t in . , .K 4 Q' f' ,H ra: it Q ,M ,riff - Y' if we f 'E'7 f' i ..A... ----Q ugh-h up- is V' QL A 5' , ,W ' v,,. FK FU' Social Science Lett to Bight, Mr. Virgil Wilson, Citizenship and Satety Mr. Clitt Storme, Civics and Economics Mr. Ward Howard, Geography Miss Maurine Baker, Wcrld History, Sociology, American History Miss Mildred Sanders, American History Mr. Glenn Trulove, American History G llxQtI tlCtLtl lltttul ire Mr. Dee Small, Four years ot Agriculture 0 Mathematics Right, Mrs. Alice Mann, Algebra and General Mathematics Center, Mr. Allen Bryan, Algebra, Trigonometry and General Mathematics Lett, Mr. Monroe Tate, Geometry -l3 ,ammlw 'ar was wi ,Q f Q H, Q 3 w 8. ,n. HL ! 'L 7 , ,of Q 1 ff 7' -f-. mx 'sg My 'H Q W , Wa. 5 Sr 4 fam f V 1 my Q El P A ' R 'K , Q .W M, ,,.M,...M.,,.M,,, . A .-.:-W.w.m. iwb. nm. X Q 1 W' 1 'H 1 I P N m -2 H Senior Officers Iohn Campbell, Treas., Pat Grassinger, Pres., Billy Buckner, Vice Pre SENIOR CLASS OF '48 The fall of '44 found once again a class of freshmen greener than ever before. Being meek and quiet and realizing upperclassmen's superiority we chose Bill Buck- ner, Presidentg Iohn Pangbom, Vice-Presidentg Terry Iones. Treasurerg and Georg Ann Stapleton, Secretary. The up- perclassmen helped us find our way around, directed us to the elevators and math lab and advised us as to how much to pay for basement passes. In order that we might voice our opinion a little and let people know that the freshman class existed, we elected Sue Carter, Pat Grassinger, Iohn Holiday, Ernie Knutzen, Carol Reichert and lean Wasson to the Student Council. On the Freshman-Sophomore gridiron we were repre- sented by Gerald Canncn, Ierry Iones, lim Lyons, Bill McCabe, Date McNeil, and Iohn Powell showing their brain and brawn with Eddie Miller and Bob Mosher as managers. Miss Barbara Taylor was our representative in the annual carnival. Bill Buckner was her escort. With football season over our interest turned towards basketball, especially to Bill Buckner and Floyd Hill whose positions as Freshmen on the varsity first five made us very proud of them. Striving for fame on the Freshman4Sopho- more squad were Pat Grassinger, Bob Gulledge, Ernie Knutzen, Bob Mosher and Charlie Norman. On the cinders, the freshman crew consisted of George Cannon, Bob Gulledge, Harry Ohms, and Charles Turner. Eddie Miller filled the position as manager. Rotary awards went to Carol Reichert, Gold Keyg Art Sims, Silver Key: and the pins went to Dale Adams, ferry Bean, Donald Davenport, Marvin Fossie, Carol Goddard. Pat Grassinger, Iohn Holiday, Ernie Knutzen, Betty Iarie Wheeler. Our sophomore year at M. T, H. S, found us just a little bit wiser with one year of fun and good times behind us. We were given the chance to show our stuff when we put on the Hop . The theme was a circus and Barbara Tay- lor, being president of the class, was ring master. We also showed the student body just who we were when pushed to the top, Barbara Taylor as Homecoming Queen and George Ann Stapleton and Bill Buckner as Carnival Queen and King. Two queens from the same class the same year isn't so bad! Holding offices in the Student Council we had Sue Carter as Secretary. Carol Reichert was chosen as assist- ant Feature Editor on the annual staff. Marvin Fossie, Eddie Miller, and Fred Tremper played Freshman-Sophomore football while on the varsity we boasted six lettermen - Pat Grassinger, Bill Iames, Carl Minton, Bill McCabe, Date McNeil, and Bill Whiting, Bob Mosher was again manager. Playing on the FreshmanfSophomore basketball team were Bob Gulledge, Charlie Norman, Red Springhart. and Harry Thompson. This year was considered one of the greatest for M. T. H. S.'s basketball team. Entering the State Tournament, with a record of 29-7 we defeated Calumet City, We were then beaten by Champaign. Both Buckner and Hill were playing first string ball again. Trevor Willhite was man- ager and Dean Gulledge and Shirley Melvin were cheer- leaders from our class. This was also an important year in the sports history of M. T. H. S.: it was the first year we had organized baseball. We were represented on the diamond by Bill Buckner, Marvin Fossie, Bob Gulledge, Date McNeil, Bob Russell, and Bill Strobel. Rotary Awards went to Carol Reichert, Gold Keyg Betty lean Wheeler, Silver Keyg and pins to Donald Davenport, Carol Goddard, Pat Grassinger, Shirley Melvin, Peggy Pulley, Art Sims. At last we were considered upperclassmen. To lead us through our lunior year, we elected the following of- ficers, Carol Reichert, Presidentg Dorothy McNail, Vice- President: Georg Ann Stapleton, Secretaryg and Shirley Ashley, Treasurer. lt was our job this year to give the prom. We chose Deep Purple as our theme and the decorations, refreshments and music were planned ac- cordingly. Carleen Sherrard was our nominee for Homecoming Queen. Holding offices in Student Council we had Carol Reichert as Commissioner of Finance and Sue Carter, Sec- retary for the second consecutive year. Sue was also as- sistant editor of the newspaper. On the annual staff there was Carol Reichert, Assistant Editor: Carol Goddard, Assistant Feature Editor: Sue Carte er, Assistant Class Editorg Iohn Campbell, assistant Sports Editor. A 116- SIENIIOIRS ABSI-IER, BILL ADAMS, DALE ALLEN, BILL ASKEW, MARILYN BAKER, IEAN BAKER, PATTY BARN ETT, MARY SUE BEAN, GERALD BOATRGHT, PATTY BRIMELOW, IEAN BROCK, EDGAR BROCK, KATI-IRYN BRUCE, LOU ANN BRUSH, VIRGINIA BUCKNER, BILL I-I .. . . :QV I af ln-,JZ , ...N ,X 2. f 4... bf ' 5 Q Q W Q ,,,,.-W V. '- ,- 4 ff ,, 'vm I A I f'f2f5ffz.f, If , ' -1Q-' , ,I , ef I .1 . 1 5 . iz. Q' QQ-.Y if V z at . 1. W . 154 1 K I H 'z .EI S?-I' ,f .4 . .5 . 2 55. N x ' Q' - ., ,hh f if 4.33, , F VJ ,, .v-..,,,v ,f 'kg ,. ,.. gg.. . . 4H'!2u i 'i'a n :Im ' ' N Wu 1 na. 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A ' Llgw STENTIORS CANNON, GEORGE CAMPBELL, IOHN CARTER, SUE CHA MNESS , LAURABELLE CHARLES, DON CLARDA, IACK COBB, GENE COLLIER, CAROLYN COPELAND, ROBERT COPHER, ROSALIE COX, MITZI IEAN CUTRELL, CARLYN CUTRELL, DONALD DAVENPORT, DONALD DAVIS, CLETA SIENIIORS DAVIS, MILDRED DEARING, MARILYN DORON, IAMES DUNN, ROBERT DWYER, PHYLLIS ETI-IERTON, BILL FARRELY, PETER FISHER, IIM FOSSE, MARVIN GODDARD, CAROL GRASSINGER, PAT GRAVES, WANDA GRAY, NANCY GROVES, NORMA GULLEDGE, GLORIA D N3 6, E , n ww -in mg . .-,.. ff ' '- ' 3 - ..,q 4 ,In x W , f V ff X- 2 I' .. 2 ' Ui ' 5 5' x' 2,Mfgf,:' I fi E22 X , lx' X' if if X- L- E' VW Ss SIEINIIORS GULLEDGE, BOB GULLEDGE, BOB GULLEY, ALETHA HANKINS, SHIRLEY HARPER, ANN HASEKAR, MELBA HICKS, VERNA LEE HILL, FLOYD HILLIARD, NOEL HOLMES, CLEO HOLMES, MINNIE HOUSTON, MARY ELLEN HOWELL, DOROTHY HURLEY, ANNA MAE L'-M-. HEYDE, ALVIS '-.-:-V'. E A LL. 5 ,L QU L SIENIIORS IACK, IOE DEAN IACKSON, PHYLLIS IAMES, BILL IAMES, GLENDOLA KENDALL, KENNETH KIMMEL, ZORA IEAN KING, MARY OLA CORZINE, WANDA LINCK, IACK MCCABE, BILL MCDONALD, BEVERLY MCGEE, RAMONA MCKINNEY, MARY RUTH MCNEIL, DATE MCNAIL, DOROTHY . E 1 my , I X R X R Www. I.. waz.: II Q-Stix : A M5 I x 0' N. q I .4 xfxmf X -A,. .Q .-. .... gy I A .v ., x I 9 L. r 'I I Ik 3 51.3 11 EE RV 5 I, I if S f LM 451' . 1 I ' Q gf, , , -'Fw 1845 ag ..,:.,. H' . Www W I3 xi Q I V. ffm! xkgk Q L4 gl 'CQ 'GSP 3:35, WJ' , , I ' I 49 . W f 'K A-mfs I fue M 4 SIENIIORS MCNEELY, DOROTHY MALROY, SCOTT MARSH, BARBARA MATTOX, IOAN MAUER, PAUL MAYNARD, RUBY MENEESE, MARIORIE MILLER, EDDIE MISKELLEY, WAYNE MITCHELL, DORIS MONTGOMERY, HELENA MORONI, GLORIA MORTON, TOM MOTSINGER, BRADLEY MURROW, CAROLYN SIENIIORS MENEESE, MARIORIE NEWTON, PATRICIA NICHOLS, IACK NORMAN, CHARLES O'BRIEN, LEO OHMS, HARRY PANGBORN, IOHN PETERMAN, MARY E. PITTS, CHARLOTTE PRITCHETT, IANIE PULLEY, PEGGY RAGLIN, HELEN RASBERRY, DOROTHY REESE, SUE REICHERT, CAROL , We'-xv-' QW fla- 5.J uhl A if E tw' K iQS'7Zi ','k'iAAA A? 4. 5' 'Uv ss-.. wf 5 A V All sw fx Al X , 5, 1- Q 1. , is J W 4' if ak Q -9' if if 9 S 2 W A ' 3+ I f .NN SEN IOIRS RINELLA, MARY IANE RIX, ANNA ROBERTSON, CLARA M ROBERTSON, LOUISE ROSE, VELMA RUSSELL, BOB SCHMIDT, LOUIS SI-IERRARD, CARLEEN SIGNAIGO, BARBARA SIMMONS, MARY RITA SIMS, ARTHUR SMITH, AUDREY SNEDDON, IESSIE SPILLER, NADINE STANLEY, BILL SIEN IIOIRS STAPLETON, GEORGEANN STROBEI., BILL SULLIVAN, GLORIA SWAN, IOAN TAYLOR, BARBARA THWEATT, EFFIE IEAN TRAVELSTEAD, IAMES TREMPER, FRED TURNER, CHARLES TYNER, SHIRLEY UPCHURCH, IUNE USELTON, IOE VIOLETT, HAROLD WALKER, MARILEE VVASSON, IEAN v HIV., f,xN H I ,M X 4 Avi' ' - ., Q ,.,I.: ,,-.-I W if M., an .ffl ' 4 ,. :I ti .. -F' 'wx 5 Q ' ' E511 1 94. 1 I 'I X A 2: , A . 4 50am fm , 1 SENTUR WHEELER, BETTY IEAN WHITING, BILL WICKERT, PAUL WILHITE, TREVOH - . -.V,.'- 9 WILKINS, EARLINE K I WINKLEMAN, .,1. : A . S ROSEMARY 4-Q.. 'G y WOLLARD, ROBERT J. V .',,:. 5 A I? , .I iv my ZIMMERMAN, HOLM W '-.. . lm' -ll .gi gzzb M ' ' ZOELLER, IOAN H 5: E :'V ..1-P Zlv .. W. ft J On the gridiron once again we had Tremper, McNeil, McCabe, Iames, Miller, Minton, Grassinger, and Whiting as lettermen. Tom Morton was football manager and also track manager. Basketball lettermen were Hill, Buckner, Norman, and Dungey. Wilhite was manager. Running track we had Bill Polly Absher, Iohn Zim- merman, and Bill McCabe. Baseball lettermen were Bill Buckner, Marvin Fossie, Bob Gulledge, Date McNeil, Charlie Norman, Bob Russell, and Bill Strobel. Dean Gulledge and Shirley were again our cheerleaders. For the Iunior Play we chose The Milky Way . Mem- bers of the cast were Fred Tremper, Barbara Taylor, Carol Reichert, Tom Morton, Paul Maurer, Dale Adams, Art Sims, David Absher and Iohnnie Campbell. Once again Rotary awards were given and once again Carol Reichert was awarded the Gold Key. The Silver Key went to Art Sims and pins to: Donald Davenport. Carol Goddard, Pat Grassinger, Trevor Wilhite, lim Travel stead, Velma Rose, Betty lean Wheeler, and Dorothy Mc- Nail. For our Senior officers we elected Pat Grassinger. President: Bill Buckner, Vice-Presidentp Iohn Campbell, Secretary-Treasurer. Once again we were honored by having the Home- coming Queen elected from our class. Io Ann Swan was our First Lady with Dean Gulledge as attendant. Holding offices in Student Council were: Sue Carter. President, Art Sims, Commissioner of Finance: Carol Reich- ert, Commissioner of Entertaiment: and Paul Maurer, Com- missioner of Public Relations. Carol Reichert edited our annual. Carol Goddard was Feature Editorp Sue Carter, Class Editorg fohn Campbell, Sports Editorp and Paul Maurer, Subscription Manager. The Student was edited by lohnnie Campbell, ase sisted by Sue Carter. Velma Rose was Feature Editor: Paul Maurer, Sports Editorg Carolyn Collier, Columnistp Bob Copeland, Manager, assisted by Eddie Miller, Gloria Sul- livan, Circulationg Barbara Taylor, Distributiong and Shir- ley Broadway, Art Editor. Representing us on Edward's Field were Pat Grassinger, Bill James, Kenneth Kendall, Eddie Miller, Bill McCabe, Date McNeil, Fred Tremper, and Bill Whiting, all of whom were lettermen. History repeated itself again when our basketball team again led us to State. Lettermen for our class were Floyd Hill, Charlie Norman, and Bill Buckner. Campus Quarantine was chosen as our Senior Play. ln it Were: Velma Rose, Shirley Broadwas, Ioan Mattox, Carolyn Collier, Carol Reichert, Aletha Gulley, Scott Mal- roy, Paul Maurer, Tom Morton, Bradley Motsinger, lim Travelstead, and Arthur Sims. Becoming Sophisticated Seniors had been our chief aim for three long years. Realizing that we were on the top stair of that long flight made us stop and lcok back at all the fun that We had. Things such as the Home- coming dances, the Hop, the Prom, the mean kid in cne's Sociology Class, or the dumb bunny in English, the as- sembly programs, plays, being on the carpet in the of- fice, initiation week, club parties, football games, State tournaments, and many other activities that will some day make us look back and say Those were the good ole' days! ..26.... ho's Who Among the Seniors ABSHER, BILL Science Club 1 Track Award 3 Homecoming Committee 4 ABSHER, DAVID Hi-Y 4 F. F. A. 2, 3 Iunior Play 3 ALLEN, BILL Science Club l Spanish Club 1 Teenarian Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CAMPBELL, IOI-IN Biology 2 Vice-Pres. 2 Teenarian Club 1, 2, 3 Marionette Club 1, 2 Iunlor Play 3 Track Manager 2 Class Officer 4 Sec.-Treas. 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Sports Editor 4 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4 Editor 4 Christmas Program 4 Bo d 1, 2, 3 Segreas. 4 CANNON, GEORGE Homecoming Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 Art Club 1, 2 ASKEW. MARLYN Spanish Club l Appleton, Wisconsin 2 BAKER, IERN Bible Club 3, 4 Homecoming Committees 4 BAKER, PATTY Art Club l Chesterfield Club 3 Hi Tri 3 Spanish Club 1, 2 BARNETT, MARY SUE Latin Club 2 Bible Club 4 BEAN, GERALD Teenarian Club 4 Radio Club 1 Pres. 1 Rotary Award tpinl l BOATRIGHT, PATTY IO Hi Tri 1, 2, 3 Vice-Pres. 3 G. A. A. 4 Homecoming Committees 4 BROCK, KATHRYN Chesterfield Club 4 Hi-Tri 1 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 BRUCE, LOUANN Biology Club 2 Spanish Club 2 Pep Club 4 BRUSH, VIRGINIA Hi Tri I, Z Typing Award 3 BUCKNER, BILLIE Teenarian Club 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Awards 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Awards 2, 3 Camival Escort l, 2 Class Officer 1, 4 Pres. 1 Vice-Pres. 4 Homecoming Committees 4 Frosh.-Soph. Hop 1 Marionette Club 1, Z Track l CARTER, CAROLYN SUE Chesterfield Club 1, 2, 3, Sec.-Treas. 3 Biology Club 2 Library Club l Spanish Club l, 2 Dramatic Club l Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Pres. 3 Band 1 Iunior Play 3 Stage Committee Student-Council Play 2 Typing Awards 3 Annual Staff 3, 4 Asst. Class Editor 3 Class Editor 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 2, 3 Pres. 4 4 Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Asst. Editor 3, 4 Homecoming Committees 1, Carnival Committees 1, 2 Prom Committee 3 Frosh.-Soph. Hop l, 2 Christmas Program 2, 3, 4 Slacks Day Committees 2, CHARLES. DONALD Latin Club 1 Teenarian Club I, 2, 3 Baseball 4 Newspaper Staff 3, 4 COBB, EUGENE Hi Y 4 P. F. A. 4 COLLIER, CAROLYN IUNE Biology Club 2 Chesterfield Club I, 2, 3, Library Club l, 2 Spanish Club 2 Dramatic Club 1 Newspaper Staff l, 4 Prom Com. 3 Prosh.-Soph. Comm. 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 COPHER, EDNA ROSALEE Chorus 1, 2 Chorus Contest 2 -27- 4 3,4 CORZINE, WANDA Benton, ll. 1, 2, 3 CUTRELL, CARLYNN COLLENE Biology Club 2 Hi Tri 1, 2, 3 Latin Club l, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 4 Treas. 4 Chorus 1, 2 Contest I Typing Awards 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Christmas Program Comm. 2 DAVENPORT, DONALD DEAN Latin Club 1, 2 Rotary Awards l, 2, 3 Pins 1, 2, 3 'Typing Awards 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Science Club 3, 4 DAVIS, CLET A IUANITA Biology Club 2 Hi Tri l Spanish Club l, 2 Homecoming Committees 4 Prom Committee 3 DEARING, MARALYNN Hi Tri l Chorus 1 Pep Club 2, 3 DORON, IAMES L. F. F. A. 3, 4 Creal Springs l, 2 DUNN, ROBERT F. F. A. 4 DWYER, PHYLLIS Hi Tri 1, 2 Library Club 1, 2, 3 Spanish Club l, 2 Rotary Awards 1 Pin l Newspaper Staff 1, 3 Frosh'Soph. Hop Com. 2 ETHERTON, BILLY DEAN Art Club l, 2 Biology Club 2 Spanish Club l Teenarian Club 3, 4 Rifle Club 2 1 Marionette Club l, 2 Band l, 2 Homecoming Committees 1, 2, 3 FARRELLY, PETER Teenarian Club 4 FOSSE, MARVIN Biology Club 3 Craftsman Club 2 Rifle Club I Rotary Awards 1 Pin 1 Football 2 Emblem 2 Baseball 2, 3 Awards 2, 3 Who's Who Among the GODDARD, CAROL IOAN . Art Club l Biology Club 2 Chesterfield Club 3, 4 HARPER, DELORES ANN Spanish Club 1, Z, 3 Rotary Awards Z Pin 2 Seniors KENDALL, KENNETH Biology Club 2 Craftsman Club 2 Library Club 4 Hi Tri l Annual Staff 3 Marionette Z Spanish Club 2 Student Council 1, Z, 3 Football 3' 4 Chorus 4 Homecoming Committees 1, 2, 3 proshsoph Hop Com. 2 Contest 4 Carnival Committees 1 ' Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Christmas Program Com. 1, 2, 3 KING' MARY OI-A Contest 1, 2, 3, 4 Slacks Day Committees 1, Z Band 1, 2 Orchestra 2 Science Club Z Typing Awards 3, 4 ROSS! fvfgs 1' 2' 3 HASEKER, MELEA LOUISE MALROY, scorr HiTri2,3 C 13' 13 A 1 S 3' 4 TGC! PHDQS , Pin-I::GComqrgittees 3 greagulzeloi b 2 3 Senior Play 4 Frosh-Soph Hop Committee Poms . u ' . MARSH BAHBARA JEAN Homecoming Committees 2, 3, 4 ' GRASSINGER, PAT Camival Committees 2 Spanish Club 1, 2. 3 Biology 2 Prom Committee 3 Rotary Club 2 Teenarian Club 4 Frosh-Soph. Hop Com. 2 Pin 2 ROSQQ: WS' 2' 3 2:x::3L,S:'f' 3 ' ' Typing Awards 3, 4 . Football 3 4 Science Club 2 ' Shorthand Awards 3, 4 Awmdst 3' 4 Detroit, Michigan 1, 2 MATTOX, JOAN Class Officer 4 Hi Tri 3 President 4 HILL, FLOYD LEE Chorus 1 2 3 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Comes! 1' 2 Homecoming Committees l, Z, 3, 4 Awards 1, Z, 3, 4 Senior Plc ' 4 Christmas Program Com, 1, Z, 3, 4 Homecoming Committees 4 Y GRAVES' WANDA 11312211-siilitmdiimlttee 2 M11-2111112 ICldDbAllJLZ French Club 2' 3' 4 Teenarian Club 1 2 3 President 3, 4 HOLMES, ME-LVIN CLEO Pres 4 ' ' GRAY, NANCY LEE CMI Springs 1' 2' 3 tumor Play 3 Hi Tri 1 HOLMES, MINNIE Senior Play 4 Library Club 2, 3 Creal Springs 1, 2, 3 Typing Awards 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Contest Z, 3, 4 JgAgT1bELiLEN Student Council 3, 4 Band 4 F Com. of Public Relations 4 rench Club Z, 3 . . Contest 4 vice-Pres 3 Homecoming Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 ' Carnival Committees 1, 2 Christmas Program Com. 2, 3 HOWELL. DOROTHY Prom Committees 3 Chesterfield Club 4 Frosh-Soph Com, 1 AEC? IEANETTE PGP Club 4' Christmas Program Com. 3, 4 lohnston City, ll. 2, 3 Egzriizmlffi 4 Mi?3:RlgGg5g:mmeeS 3' 4 GROVES, NORMA LEE lohnston City, 111. 2 , ' . . Typing Awards 3, 4 luflflcfdbzz 3 HURLEY, ANNA MAE shorthand Awards 4 Pep Club 3 '4 Hi Tri 1 Crab Orchard, lll. l ' Typing Awards 3 Band Contest 3 MENEESE, MARlORlE Typing Awards 4 JACK, JOE DEAN G. A. A. 4 GULLEDGE, Eos G. Cmhsmun Club 4 3191? fiwgfds 3 3 Basketball 1, 2 IACKSON, PHYLLIS IEANNE on GH Wm S Track 1 Biology Club 2 MILLER, EDWARD Baseball '2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Biology Club 2 Awards 2, 3, 4 Bible Club 2, 3 Library Club 1, Z Typing Awards 3 Teenarian Club l, 2, 3, 4 Glg1LE1?iF'15LCgRiA4DEAN Homecoming Committees 1, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 mei? fe u Frosh-Soph Hop Com. 1 Emblem Z Letter 4 Pep Club 2, 3 4 1-AMES' BILL ' 1: tb 11 2, 3' 4 Newspaper Staff 4 ggieiiiiir Zlkfiendqnt 4 ogtwirds 3' 4 Homecoming Committees 1, 3 q Homecoming Escort 4 Carnival Committees 1, 2 GlgLLE1!,hACE.1EiH:t :l3Vl1ZRlE Homecoming Committee 4 g1iomtComrIgi1ttees 3C t 4 pams u , , ns mas rogram ommit ees Bible Club 2, 3, 4 JAEZEQGLEEEQLA LEE Football Manager 1 GULLEY, ALETHA MARIE Bible Club 2, 3, 4 Tmck Manage' 1 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3 MITCHELL, DORIS MARIE Bible Club 2, 3, 4 Typing Awards 3 Chorus 4 Senior Play 4 Homecoming Committees 4 Herrin, lll. 1, 2, 3 -23.- 1 Who's Who Among the Seniors ' MONTGOMERY, HELENA IUNE NICHOLS, JACKIE D. Biology Club 2 Spanish Club 2, 3 G. A. A. 4 Marionette Club l Typing Awards 3 MORONI, GLORIA French Club 2, 3 Chorus 4 MORTON, THOMAS Hi Y 4 Pres. 4 Teenarian Club 2 Chorus 4 Contest 4 Band Z, 3, 4 Orchestra 2 Iunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Track Mgr. 3 Brownsburg, Ind. 1 MOTSINGER, BRADLEY LAVERN Senior Play 4 Bible Club 4 Dramatic Club 4 Pres. 4 Homecoming Committees 4 Creal Springs, Ill., 1, Z, 3 MCCABE, WILLIAM L. Football l, 2, 3, 4 Awards 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Awards 3, 4 Homecoming Escort 4 MCDONALD, BEVERLY ANN Biology Club 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Contest 1, 2, 3 Prom Committees 3 MCKINNY, MARY RUTH Art Club 1 Biology Club 2 Ht Tri l Chorus l, 2, 3 Homecoming Committees 3 Herrin 3 MCNAIL, DOROTHY Pep Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 2 Iunior Play 3 Rotary Awards 3 Pin 3 Class Officer 3 Vice Pres. 3 Prom Committee 3 Rosiclare, Ill. 1 MCNEILL, DATE IR. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Awards 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Awards 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Escort 4 NEWTON, PATRICIA ANN Latin Club 1, 2 G. A. A. 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Play Prompter 4 Band l, 2, 3 Contest 2, 3 Typing Awards 3 Camival Committees 1 Carrier Mills, Ill. I NORMAN, CHARLES G. Biology Club 2 Rifle Club l Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Emblem l, 2 Letter 4 Baseball 3, 4 Award 4 Typing Awards 4 Homecoming Committees 4 Frosh-Soph Hop Com. 2 Slacks Day Committees 3 Pep Club 4 Pittsburg, Ill. l O'BRIEN, LEO Rifle Club 1, 2 OHMS, HARRY IR. Latin Club 1 Rifle Club l Band l, 2, 3 Contest 1, 2 Basketball l Track l Typing Awards 4 Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Homecoming Committees I PANGBORN, IOHN HAROLD Teenarian Club l, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1 Vice Pres. l PETERMAN, MARY ELLEN Goreville l PITTS, CHARLOTTE Band l, 2, 3, 4 Contest Z, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 PRITCHETT, IANIE French Club 3 PULLEY, PEGGY ANN Art Club l, 2 Rotary Awards 3 Pin 3 Frosh-Soph. Com. 2 RAGLIN, HELEN MARIE Biology Club 2 Bible Club 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Contest 3 Hoxte, Arkansas l Humbolt, Kansas 3 RASBERRY, DOROTHY IUNE Biology Club 2 Hi Tri 1 Homecoming Committees 4 Shorthand Awards 3 Prom Committees 3 Frosh-Soph. Com. 2 Pep Club 2 ...29 -- REESE, SUE Biology Club 2 Typing Awards 3 REICHERT, CAROL ELIZABETH Biology Club 1 Chesterfield Club l, 2, 3, 4 Library Club l, 2 Pres. 2 Spanish Club 1, 2 Dramatic Club l Band l, 2, 3, 4 Contest l, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra l, 2 lunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Student Council Play 2 Rotary Awards l, 2, 3 Gold Key l, 2, 3 Annual Staff 2, 3, 4 Editor 4 Class Officer 3 Pres. 3 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Com. of Entertainment 4 Com. of Finance 3 Homecoming Committees I, 2 Camival Committees 1, 2 Prom Com. 3 ' Frosh-Soph. Com. l, 2 Prom Com. 3 Frosh-Soph. Com. I, 2 1 Christmas Program Com. 2, 3, Slacks Day Committees 2, 3, Typing Awards 4 Shorthand Awards 4 RINELLA, MARY IANE Pep Club 4 Hi Tri 4 Typing Awards 3. 4 Shorthand Awards 3 ROBERTSON, LOUISE Spanish Club 2, 3 Bible Club Z, 3 Typing Awards 3, 4 Shorthand Awards 4 St. Louis, Mo. l ROSE, VELMA MARIE Art Club Z Biology Club 2 Chesterfield Club l, 2, 3, 4 I-Ii Tri l Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3 Dramatic Club 1, 2 Marionette Club l, 2 Chorus 2, 3 Contest 2, 3 Iunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Rotary Award 3 Pin 3 Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Prom Com. 3 Christmas Program Com. 4 Pep Club 3, 4 RUSSELL, ROBERT GENE Baseball 2, 3, 4 Award 3 Evansville, Ind. 1 4 3. 4 Who's Who Among the Seniors SHERRARD, CARLEEN Pep Club 2, 3 Biology Club 2 Hi Tri 1 Vice Pres. 1 Chorus 2, 3 Contest 2, 3 Homecoming Attendant 3 Shorthand Award 3 Homecoming Attendant 3 Shorthand Award 3 Homecoming Committees 2 Prom Committees 3 Frosh-Soph. Com. 2 SIGNAIGO, BARBARA IO Art Club 2 Biology Club 2 Chesterfield Club 2, 3, 4 Treas. 3 Spanish Club l, 2, 3 Pres. 2 Iunior Play 3 Typing Awards 3 Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3 Society Editor 3 Homecoming Committees 1, Carnival Committees 1, 2 Prom Com. 3 Frosh-Soph. Com. 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Sec. 4 SIMMONS, MARY RITA Latin Club 3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 SIMS, ARTHUR Science Club 3 Biology Club 2 Library Club 1, 2 Spanish Club 1 Teenarian Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Radio Club 2 Iunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Rotary Awards l, 2, 3 Silver Key l, 3 Pin 2 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Homecoming Committees 3 SMITH, AUDREY LEE Chorus 2, 3 Typing Awards 3 Art Award 2 SNEDDON, IESSIE IRENE Biology Club 2 Latin Club 1 Spanish Club 2 Typing Awards 3, 4 Shorthand Awards 4 Homecoming Committees 4 Prom Com. 3 SPILLER, NADINE Chorus 3, 4 Contest 3 Shorthand Awards 3 STANLEY, BILL Rifle Club l Radio Club 2 2. 4 STAPLETON, GEORG ANN Biology Club 2 Spanish Club 2 Carnival Oueen 2 Class Officer 1, 3 Secretary 1, 3 Frosh-Soph. Com. 1 STROBEL, BILL Spanish Club l Rifle Club l Band 1, 2 Track 2 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Awards 2, 3, 4 SULLIVAN, GLORIA ELIZABETH Biology Club 2 Treas. 2 Chesterfield Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 1, 2 Iunior Play Usher 3 Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Homecoming Committees I, 2, 3, 4 Camival Committees 1, 2 Prom Com. 3 Frosh-Soph Com. 1, 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 SWAN, IOANNE FRANCES Chesterfield Club 4 Homecoming Oueen 4 Blytheville, Arkansas l Salina, Kansas 2, 3 TAYLOR, BARBARA LEE Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Biology Club l Chesterfield Club 3, 4 lunior Play 3 Homecoming Oueen 2 Carnival Attendant 1 Class Officer 2 President 2 Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Prom Com. 3 Frosh-Soph Com. 2 THOMAS, ROBERT Teenarian Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Contest 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3 THWEATT, EFFIE IEAN Dramatic Club 4 TRAVELSTEAD, IAMES EDWARD Science Club 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Hi-Y 4 Pres. 4 Teenarian Club 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 2, 3 Rotary Awards 3 Pin 3 Senior Play 4 TREMPER, FRED Art Club 1, 2 French Club 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Library Club 2, 3 Spanish Club 4 Teenarian Club 2, 3, 4 ..30... Vice-Pres. 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3 Marionette Club 1, 2 Chorus 2, 4 Pres. 4 Junior Play 3 Science Club 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Awards 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Escort 4 Newspaper Staff 2 Prom Committee 3 Chicago, Ill. 1 TURNER, CHARLES Rifle Club 1 Track l TYNER, SHIRLEY ANNE Biology Club 1 Homecoming Committees 4 Frosh-Soph. Committee 2 UPCHURCI-I, MARTHA JUNE Art Club 1, 2 Hi Tri 1 Dramatic Club 1 Pep Club 3, 4 WALKER, MARILEE Hi Tri 1 Spanish Club l Bible Club 2, 3, 4 WASSON, CAROLYN IEAN Hi-Tri l Literary Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 1 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Committees l, Carnival Committees 1, 2 Christmas Program Com. 1, 2,3 2,34 Slacks Day Committees 2, 3, 4 WHEELER, BETTY IEANNE French Club 2, 3 Hi Tri 4 Chorus 2, 4 Contest 2, 4 Rotary Awards 1, 2, 3 Pin 3 Silver Key 2 Prom Committee 3 WI-IITING, BILL Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Emblem 1 Letter 2, 3, .4 Homecoming Escorts 4 WICKERT, PAUL, EUGENE Craftsman Club 3 F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 WILLHITE, TREVOR Rotary Award 3 Pin 3 Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4 Typing Award 3 WINKLEMAN, ROSEMARY Bioloqv Club 2 ZIMMERMAN, IO1-IN Teenarian Club 3 Rifle Club l Band 2, 4 Track 3 Letter 3 ZOELLER, IOAN E. Bible Club 2 'J' 43233 , 5 mf rw 'Nw-V-qv' .-fa. a-.an-'vw ?l f.:f 45'QM?'2 H919 Mvaslbf WZ! L bf Junior Ufficeirs Reading upward: Pres. Barbara Boatright, Vice-Pres. Ramona Priest, Sec.-Treas. Dorothea Workman. Junior Class Next comes those lolly luniors who chose Barbara Boatright, president, Ramona Priest, vice-presidentg and Dorothea Workman, secretary-treasurer to guide them through their hard- est year. lt was their responsibility to give the Iunior Play and the Iunior-Senior Prom, which they did well. Betty lo Green, Ann Harper, Graydon Hoover, Marilyn Ichnson, Roberta Odum, and lim Staudacher were lunior representatives in Student Council. Betty lo also fullfilled the position as vice-president and was a Homecoming attendant. Representing the under-upper classmen on the gridiron were George Henderson, Clayal Hill, Robert Lee, Paul Miller, Walter Pulley, Sam Rinella, George Rogers, Theron Simmons, H. L. Springhart, Burley Springer, Bill Travelstead, Bill Weir, and Steve Zimmer- man. Basketball season brought iorth Kenny Anderson, lack Connell, Richard Mazurek, and lim Staudacher. Marilyn Iohnson and Fran Malcolm were cheerleaders. On the annual staff were Betty lo Green, Ass't Editor: Marilyn lohnson, Ass't Class Editor, Bob Blue, Ass't Sport's Editor: lim Staudacher, Ass't Advertising Manager, and Ann Harper and Virginia Durham, committee workers. ln Again, Out Again was chosen as the lunior Play. ln it were Marilyn lohnson, Roberta Odum, LaDonne Lane, Pat Robinson, lo Garrison, Dorothea Workman, Paul Miller, Clayal Hill, Robert Lee, and Lawrence Hunter. We, the class oi 48, bestow upon this year's Junior Class, good luck in all things they undertake next year as they iollow along the bue prints we have made for them. .. 32 L.. .lIlUNlIORS Adams, Ioan, Adkins, Betty, Alrnaroad, Naorni, Anderson, Kenneth, Atkisson, Mary Ann, Atwood, Iackie, Atwood, lohn, Barth, Sharon, Benner, Mary Lee, Berkel, Delores, Blue, Bobert, Boatright, Barbara, Borurn, Francis, Brirnelow, Patsy, Brown, Henrietta, Brush, Iarnes, Clarida, Rudell, Clark, Bob, Clark, Louise, Clendenin, Curtis, Cochran, Ernest, Collins, Harold, Conley, Emil, Connell Elizabeth, Cruse, ludy, Darnell, lessie, De Frank, Marie, Douglas, Allen, Du Four, Virginia, Du Pont, Margaret. Y y4':f, ,, ,y P ' W 11 A 'fri lf 1 NN r ' A 5 siis twig' X i 'W' ' A 4.8! 1 I M VX , '? . ,QA J 4 N.. if X EQ 1 'W n U Al x ,ogy-alive!! t .swim NX i it r in E . wiiimliwi , , yirr . Q xi elv, - V , by .ty H.. 33 as . lain-if Q Q I ' fi t 'A 4 c . ' H ,g.' . X if-' I L L. 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B., Krantz, Harold, Landrum, Kenneth, Lay, Harold. ..lIlUNllURS L34 --. 1 1 1 , i , 1i'- if r ., kk , I A W P. lUNll RS Lee, Robert, Lane, La Donne, Madden, Frances, M l l F a co m, rancine, Mattox, Henry, McClanahan, Betsy Sue, McCrea, Dorothy, McKinney, Myrl, McNary Vertus, McRoy, Sue, Milam, Shirley, Miller, Mildred, Miller, Paul, Monroe r 1 Robert, Naqqe, La Cene, Naqqe, Leona, Neely, Guindolyn, Norman, lo Anna, Norman, Rosetta, Odum, Roberta, Oxford, Alma, Pentecost, Phyllis, Perry, Delores, Phillips, Delores, Phillips, Larry, Powell, Frank, Priest, Ramona, Pulley, Walter, Randolph, Billy, Rinella, Sam. ,Q P K ifml, 'H Z-:M . J! -Y.L'F: 4 . , l Q for it , , ...V.,,, V if. ' 4 f . lg, . W ., E 4. 'X K K A, l,ik .,,Q i A 1 SQ' . 5 'Q' 'V Q K L 'Fl 2- , ' 'N J . S All N ' ' R mf.,QfgafftiwIn-vt.-1.,3HS??Q,'55?x1.'?3U ftswzi me ,,., .iwft ift- V ww f ,-t. . , V, , , , ., .ma , ,,,,W.t.i,,.y,5fis,,,wfs!?1lff- L-,,, 7-,,,m,,,v. ji? ., .. X R., K 3, ff?E:?s.fim,w.,.: 'L B , ., ,.,. 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L., Stanley, Charles, Starling, Virginia, Staudacher, lim, Stevens, Donald, Strobel, Delores, Tanner, Eunice, Tanner, Katheryn, Travelstead, Bill, Turnage, Pat, Weir, Bill, Whitcomb, Catherine, White, Gilbert, White, Violet, Williams, Dale, Workman, Dorthea, Zimmerman, Steven, Hancock, Delmar. ..lllUNlIOlRS -36 -- 4 'E I ,im affix '..Z,x Sophomore Officers Vice-Pres., Pat Dick, Pres. Arlena Fish, Sec. Treas., Shirley Cox Soplliiomoires Gaining a little more responsibility this year were those ''not-so-silly-sophomores. Sponsoring the Hop was probably their most important undertaking. Officers Were: President, Arlena Fishg Vice-president, Pat Dick, and Secretary-Treas urer, Shirley Cox. ln Student Council there was Arlena Fish, Iohnnie Kaesar, lane McKinney, lune Mc- Cormick, Wilma Tiller, and Buel Young. lane McKinney and Carmie LoBue were Homecoming attendants. Carmie was also a cheerleader along With Iune McCormick and Mable Ann Signaigo. On the Freshman-Sophomore football squad there were: Paul Adkins, lim Allen, Iohn Barnevell, lim Cagle, Ken Clarida, Bill Hampton, Bob Iones, lack McRoy, Bill Reel, Charles Robinson, Bob Simmons, Bill Tanner, and Richard Tolley. And on the varsity were: Bill Bald- win, Bill Bethel, and Bill Bader. Iohn Kaesar, Bill Cloud, and Ted Lingle play Freshman-Sophomore basketball while Ears Cagle and Tapper Gulledge made the Varsity squad. Working on the annual staff were Wilma Tiller, lane McKinney, Arlena Fish, Ken Clarida, and Iohn Kaeser. For you, dear Sophomores, two more great years of fun, studying, and adventure are in store. - fff, 37 OIPII-IIOMOIRIES ,gi cam,,,i AVI? ,'ij--H 'B A I K I In ,UQ gs fr 4 -A , ax 4 5: 5 ts f ' A . I , I ,sa K Q I xv, 2 I :X iv I Nu. x ws, N, . X af.. 5 4?-I -. 'li-un. J' I' ,inf - I -M-I A A- A , AA 3 I K' I 'W I A K S , I 4 . Q 5, nh ,S A V ' , A ' 4 x ' v 3 I ' JAM Ta I 1 f sw Q., 1, i L-LLi. . 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ADAMS, MARY ANN ADKINS, PAUL ALLEN, JIMMY ALMAROAD, BONNIE ATWOOD, ROGER BAKER, BILL BALDWIN, BILL BARNES, LYNDELL BARTH, DELORES BARWICK, ANDREW BENEDICT, HUBERT BERKEL, DONALD BERKEL, CHARLES BERRY, BARBARA BETHEL, BILL BOATRIGHT, PEGGY BOLES, EDNA BOLES, VIVIAN BONER, CATHERINE BORUM, CAROLEE BOSTIAN, RUTH BOSTON, ARTHUR BRAGG, NORMA BRATTEN, DONALD BRUCE, LORA LEI BUCKNER, NORMA IO BURNES, BILLY CAGLE, IAMES CAWVEY, DALE CHAMNESS, BILL CHRISTY, IOAN CLARIDA, KEN CLOUD, BILL COBB, ALLEN COOK, HARRIET CORGAN, DORIS COX, ELOISE COX, IANET COX, SHIRLEY COX, TED DARNELL, DOROTHY DEATON, DVVAYNE DEARING, DALE DI BENARDO, VIRGINIA DICK, PAT DOWELL, IIM DALLAS, PAUL DOWNS, WANDA DREW, HARLAN EDMONDS, PEGGY EDWARDS, SUE EMMONS, GLORIA LEE ENIS, PAT FARTI-IING, EMMA LOU FERRIS, RILL FIDLER, RONALD FISH, ARLENA FISHER, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, SHIRLEY FRICK, BILL GILL, DANNY GRAVES, KATHERINE GRIDER, DENNIS GRISI-IAM, DEAN GULLEDGE, IIM HALL, HELEN HAMPTON, BILL I-IARPSTRITE, THERESA HEFFLIN. 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V' I I, , 1' We N if is '2 X M vi K if kk ii . 4 , , Q 2 HESTER, SAMMY HILLIARD, DICK HOWELL, WILMA IEAN HOWELL, LOUISE I-IUDGENS, GLENN INGRAM, KENNETH IACK, BETTY LOU IACKSON, MARY HELEN IAMES, I. C. IENNING, LOUAN IOHNS, FRANCES IONES, BOB IONES, LEE ROY KAESER. IOHN KELLY, IAUNITA KIMMEL, MARVIN KING, IOAN LANNOM, BETTY LAUNIS, HELEN LINGLE, TED LA BUE, CARMELYN MALCOLM, NADINE MCANNELLY, IOANNE MCCLANAHAN, IIM MCCORMICK, IUNE McKINNEY, IANE MCROY, IACKIE MENEESE, MERIEL MEYERS, MARY C. MIFFLIN. I, D, MINTON, MILDRED MOHLER, VERA MOORE, CHARLES NICHOLS, NANCY IANE NORMAN, BEVERLY NORMAN, RALPH O'BRIEN, IIM ODUM, ROWENA ODUM, TROY OVERSTREET, WAYNE OWENS, GEORGE PARKS, HAROLD PENDLEY, SHARON PETERMAN, ROSIE PIPPIE, IOSEPHINE PIPPIE, MARY ANN PLOUGI-I, VIRGINIA POWELL, WILMA DEAN PRICI-IETT, JACKIE PULLEY, SHIRLEY RADER, CHARLES RADER, BILL RENTFRO, MAURICE RIDDLE, TEDDY RIX, ELAINE ROBINSON, NIOMI ROBINSON, CHARLES ROSENSTOCK, BARRY RUSSELL, RONALD SANDERS, MARIE SEGRETARIO, IOE SCI-IAUBERT, MAYETTA SI-IERRARD, ANN SCHMIDT, BARBARA SIGNAIGO, MABEL ANN SIMMONS, BOB SNODDY, MAXINE STEWART, I-'REDDIE SWAN, BERNETTA TACKET, BILL SOIIPIHIO ORIES Q . I . . ,.- fi-7-' f' 'C ' 'I' . are f ' I nfl 'I X, Q . If , , ax 2 ,. KI 'kv X A ,,, V V FF Q- Q- I - I gr.. . an . JI ' .EI,. . 213 4 -I I at w.,.,?I' . 1 , Y I w TX! 'X ' , . W, I ' nr K' I 1 fx 'R' 5' fi' q A. 33? If QC. , Y, ygyk. 4, ' fl Q: It Q NN ,EI RYIZY Rf- ,I I, 9? L. Rf ,.,I ' rf? 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In their first class meeting ot the year they elected Gary Colussi, presi- dent: Ierry Williams, vice-president, and Roberta Hill, secretary-treasurer. Their representatives to Student Council were: Kay Cole, Gary Colussi, Lois Iune Green, Iohn Kent, Russell Snow, and Kent Vaughn. Donning football equipment for the first time were: Iames Deaton, Gary Hill, Don Kendall, Iohn Kent, Charles Baglin, Milborn Baglin, and Bob Travel- stead. Representing the Freshies on the basketball floor were Bob Fulkerson, Richard Gee, Bob Groves, Bob Hill, Gene Schafer, and Iohn Uselton on the Frosh-Soph. squad and Iohn Kent, Dale Moake, and Charles Baglin played varsity ball. Roberta Hill, ludy Mann, and Barbara Priest were their cheerleaders. IFIRIES MEN . , I M A A il, 'IZ I I 3 V av' Q, I N:-1 li - 5 V f,. .I It , . -' ff ,f Y f I LWSLL ff 'rkh I I I I . N N ,V'A il ,.,: 3- J X, ' 2, . ,,,. , ' I 1 I 4 if ,I I iu' - I , :: 'I ' Z' , Q.. . . 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X as LLI, fr A x I , FREE 3 .J -av . - ' xg gs. ...44-.- ADAMS, FRANKLIN ALLEN, GYPSY ALLEN, LOWELL ARNOLD, IEANETTE ARNOLD, SHIRLEY ATNIP, JANET BARHAM, BETTY BARNES, WILMA BARNETT, DELORES BAYS, RUTH BAURER, BIILL BERKEL, LOWELL BLOODWORTH, PHILIP BREWER, BETTY BREWER, BILL BORUM, LOU SARAH BRIMLOW, RITA BRODELL, BILL BROWN, PATSY BROWN, HELEN CAMPBELL, SHIRLEY CANADA, MAYETTA CANNON, RICHARD CASTELLANO, GENE CAWVEY, BEVERLY CHAMNESS, BETTY CHANEY, BILL CHRISTY, MARY LEE COCHE, BARBARA COLE, KAY COLUSSI, GARY COOKSEY, IENNIE LEE COX, SUE CRISP, CAROLE CRUZINE, VERNON DAMICO, IIM DAVIS, GORDON DAVIS, THELMA DEASON, GEORGE DEATON, WILLA DEAN DEFRANK, IOE DRUMMOND, ANITA DRURY, IANETTE DUCK, MARTHA DUCK, MARY EVANS, BILL EVARD, DOROTHY EVARD, VIVIAN FEURER, DORIS FLENER, IANE FOLLOWELL, PEGGY FORD, GRETA FORKER, IO ANN FREY, CLYDE FRYE, DORIS FRYE, HELEN GALLAGHIER, MARTHA GEE, RICHARD GRANT, DONALD GREEN, LOIS GRISHAM, DON HALL, GEORGE HALL, IOEL HARRIS, IIM HARTWELL, PAULINE HELTSLEY, PATSY HERREN, ORA HILL, GARY HILL, BILL IIILL, ROBERTA IFIRIESIHIMIEN ,V V.4T'W 'Q V , .,,, '47 M1 .. 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L, b ffl., all V s I 1 L .0 fs 413' Q' TL ' LQ I 6 L ' ,gg lf J 9 W f H eg rv I I LLLL 9' W' I K1 46- , K' Zu HODGE, MARYLOU HOLDERFIELD, HM HOLIDAY, PEGGY HOOVER, BARBARA HOWERTON, BARBARA HOWERTON, NANCY HURLEY, BETTY IACK, BILL IAMES, CLAUDINE KELLEY, CECIL KELLEY, MITZI KELTON, EDNA KENDALL, DON KENT, IACKIE KENT, IOHN KILLMAN, PAUL KING, SHIRLEY KING, KATHERINE KRULIAE LAMB, DOROTHY LANG, PHYLLIS LIBNOCK, IOSEPH LINDLER, SCOTT LOCKLER, MARY LOU LOVELESS, PAUL LOVELESS, BETTY MANN, JUDY MCANALLEY, JOHN MCCLUSKIE MCCORMICK, HELEN MCCREE, IOHNNIE MCDANNEL, VERTUS McKINNEY, ELLA MAE MOCABY, BETTY MALONE, IEAN MALLER, WEBSTER MANDRELL, MARY MAURER, SHIRLEY MIGHELL, REBA MITCHELL, MARY ALICE MOAKE, DALE MOAKE, IUANITA MURPHY, IEWELL ODUM, SHIRLEY OVERSTREET, LOWELI. OZMENT, BETTY OTEY, PRENTISS PRIEST, BARBARA PROCTOR, JIM PULLEY, VENITA RAGLIN, CHARLES RAY, MARY VIRGINIA REESE, LLOYD RICHARDSON, MARY RICHEY, MARLENE RINELLA, DELORES RIX, I. VV. ROBERTS, JACK ROBERTS, KENNETH SANDERS, BETTY SELLARS, ANNABEL SHEPPARD, IEAN SI-IOEMAKER, VIVIAN SINGLETON, SHIRLEY SIMMONS, EUGENE SLATER, DOROTHY SNOW, RUSSELL SPRAGUE, PAUL STAFFORD, TOMMY STANLEY, MACK Im- Ex ,X R 4 If ,s ,4-f, .K wif' ' A, .-, X. , iypfw '. ,Q 'X X 1 I M ,Q L. . ,lmq I Q ., xx - 'Sl mm.. 1- 1, IFIRIESIHIMIEN I . If I , rl, M A ' ,:,. M . , '34 '51 19 an 41' Ir. 'EE' 'M 4 S x I I mIiEIIXIIxxxaxQiN2 I K I I 2 41 I J I I 3 5 ,AQ W- I I ALYI' I? I . f . . J A W 29 ill Qieg. b X , lf' if , ., . ii , ,'iISY I Q I -. I MTWR 5 51, , 1 , , , X , , I I I I N '--- 47 , I ,,, -4 - ,C4 3l,- -Qi.. ' jf f 9 132, ,,,,. IFIRIESII-IIMIEN rs - 'R gm' L3 'I ilk-- .,e ,s-Q . ml F ,L f A 4 A fr 1 I f Ry Q , mE, ff, 1 ' I Ww v1?'IU 'Tix 25,5 P , A 5 ' I - Q 5 IW-.uwni A I K' lk I I -: . j. 'I .,-.. ,. ,Q ,,'f 1 ' V , ' I R 9 ,5 Tf7.,:, Y I I v . H 1 if! .. 2, -I 'If .' vi 'Wa YW! I,,g,1fIf f ,f Q I I , : --1.1. A '- Y W H ,IQ 'W XM . Y E 4 Siuggfygi- - , ' -, I f ,, I ,- 48 -- b V I STARLING, BILL STILLEY, LISA STOWERS, ROSALIE STUART, SHARON STURM, ELBERT TANNER, IRMAE TAYLOR, AFTON TAYLOR, MABEL THROGMORTON, IOI-IN TRAVELSTEAD, BOB TRAVELSTEAD, PI-IYLLIS TRAVELSTEAD, SHIRLEY TROXEL, BARBARA TYLER, ROMA UPCHURCI-I, IEAN USELTON, IOHN VAUGHN, KENT VIOLET, PATSY WADE, IOAN WADE, ROBERT WATSON, HELEN WATSON, DONALD WEBB, EDDIE WEIR, PARMLEY WELCH, BETTY WHITE, BETTY WILHITE, IIM WILLIAMS, GERRY VVILLIAMS, EVA LOU WILSON, PATSY WINESBURG, DOROTHY WOLLARD, DOROTHY NVOLLARD, VERA MAE WORKMAN, PAULINE Rf fr 3 ki ag E 'W-.,.,N 4 V. X, L v , i' fi Af M .N mwimiy 1, Y? Q EE? va . :QW Q sag 10' Q V 'EEA 'L , -f Um. 1 ,...,,: I 5 mi 355723 , .T 'Va Mmm 'Nuq W M M A L Ep 'fp im X iifsfgmg. g i x Lf?fk3fg,wwiE gy 2 I 2 a lg? ' NX Wi H, . W ? ga s 'S' E' figifw Q 1 ,.-jj,-3 V 'R W 'f , . 51' 4 -.uf x i Q5 Q A I ' J ' . in YK - T. '+A -4 .- gy, ' A Q if h ,swxi Q Sr i Q gb Q Us 12. 1- gg f f E525 2 jf N ' ia yi ,, 2 , Ri X ig 'O ft .Aux , f t f t -Q-we 3- 'FM 'tv Il fl Settenee Club For the science students of M. T. H, S. and those in- terested in scientific restarch and development, the Science Club offers interesting experiments and talks by quest speakers at their reaular rnectinqs. Due to its splendid proqrains, this club has been con- tinuously qrowinq throuqhout the year. lt is sponsored bv Mr. I. B. Hancock. The officers this year were: President . Robert Lee VicefPre-sident .. Velma Rose Secretary-Treasurer Dale Adams 52 A CC esttetrtlgielrll lltui Since courtesy, manners and good qroominq often def terrnine our success or failure, we should learn about these and practice what we learn. The Chesterfield Club, sponsored by Mrs. La Verne Cox. has programs and discussions along this line that should interest every hiqh school girl. The officers for the year 47448 we-ie: lo Ann Garrison .cc W... , President lane McKinney , . ViceePresident Betty Io Green . . Secretary Marilyn lohnson ,. Treasurer Spanish Club Today it is evident that the Spanish language is gain- ing popularity in our own country, and through movies and books we are becoming better acquainted with our Latin-American neighbors. This club is a source of knowl- edge about our neighbors to the south. This year the members of the Spanish Club began working on a new project. They made peasant blouses and gay designed skirts, which they planned to exhibit when their work is completed. The club is sponsored by Miss Mary Afford. This year the officers were: Clayal Hill, Presidentp I.aDonne Lane, Vice-President, Dorthea N'Vorkman, Secretary: Catherine Whitcomb, Treasurer. G.. A.. A.. This is for girls who are interested in sports and would like to know more about a basketball or football game bee t sides the players and the score. By tak'ng an active part in these sports the girls learn the rules of the games as well as the vaiue of fair play. The officers this year are: President, Peggy Boatrightp Vice-President, Ruth Bostianp Secretary, lane McKinney: Treasurer, Wilma Tiller. This club, sponsored by Mrs. Nell Smith, has after-school basketball tournaments, and for complete participation in all events the girls having the required amount of points will receive letters. 1 l-lliflfri Club The Hi-Tri Club, sponsored by Miss Maurine Baker states its purpose in the form of a ladder, each round standing for a certain goal to be reached before one attains the top one, which is Success. Their activities for the year include the installation of officers. This year Robert Odum was President, Mary Lou Hodge, Vice-President, Iudy Cruse, Secretary, and Betty Wheeler, Treasurer. Library Club This is definitely a club for those who enjoy reading, and not for one who looks upon a good book as a Waste of time. The members of the Library Club are required to do a certain amount of outside reading during the year. They also learn about the management of the library, and help with the library work. Miss Martha Warren, the school librarian, sponsors the club. Officers this year Were: Ioan Adams, President, Vilma Rose, Vice-president, Arlene Fish, Secretary-Treasurer. Ciratfttsmengs Club lf you are ever in need of a capable man to do repair or carpentery work, any memf ber of the Craftsmen's Club could be recommended. Mr. E. E. Long sponsors the Crafts- men. The object of this organization is to promote good fellowship among boys as Well as to encourage skill in wood-working. Officers for the school year of '47-'48 are: Harold Lay, presidentp Don Berkel, vice-presi- dentg and Charles Berlcel, secretary and treasurer. lFt.lF,Af. ln immediate co-operation with the Agriculture Department is the Agricultural Club, the Future Farmers of America. The F. F. A. consists of ten committees which set up a program of work to teach modern ways of farming, agricultural leadership, citizenship, and co-opera- tion. Officers for this year are: Ralph Norman, presidentg Bill Fisher, vice-president, Thomas Graves, secretaryp Ted Cox, treasurer, and Marvin Kimmel, reporter. Mr. Dee Small is F. F. A. advisor. .. . . . lf' i n , ,. . ti ' ' I ,Q I Br QQ L .-1 LW 2 ,Bram msg, 745, - ' ' I .-qw: ' ff Az X: sg K X is '- ff sg f ff 5 85 F riiggm N22 E ax in ,f -ggisgir E. i,1a::f-: ,wg Q New 3 X 55? 1. 'e wig, gi 3 gig Q? Q TQ, 8 JF W Y 550,25 - ,if L. Sf , QF? T13 -ri 1-cj gh 522. 1 .1 4 1 1 X I SK S Ks A QW I we 2 4? N r X 1 S V ew had W K 5? 5 X Jil gag 1. Q W t 'E Q, +8 M egg eb Q rm' 55? Z fsigggbv. ,ft GJ 1, ., Ui Ll 95 ,fi V A ' I Y W, W . ,M ,rj . A iw Wg Ui? 'Wu J I ASE , wav , WwLQ:?3g'-Sis 1 ., , 4 , ww, ., , QE'?i2wesz,:efw ., V M, , WV gm, H., Jag.. -'Wi .3 E24 cflfkiss 31. 35235 A Leg, 9 1: Q , Dirnmwtiic Clluh The Dramatic Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Bertha Cline, is an organization that has made its qoal the development of poise and qrace amonq its members. lt is composed of students who appreciate qood plays and dramatic ability. The officers elected for this school year are: Bradley Motsinqer, Presidentg Mildred Davis, Vice-Presidentp Effie lean Thweatt, Secretaryy and Carlynn Cutrell, Treasurer. Bible Club The Bible Club, sponsored by Mr. Bobert Howard is to be ccmmended for the fine Work it has done. lt started as one of the smallest organizations in school, but is steadily aain- inq influence. Newly elected officers for the last semester were: President, Mary Sue Barnettq Vice President, loan Enalandg Secretary-Treasurer, Helen Hall, Bible director, I. D. Mifflin. The club intends to promote Christian living in the schcol by a more extensive study of the Bible. I, E fum ll-lItfY Club This year found an active, oraanized Hi-Y Club at M. T. H. S. for the first time since it was discontinued several years aqo. The purpose of this organization is to create, maintain, and extend throuahout the school hiah standards of character, Its platform is: clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean livinq. The club, because of its size, was divided into two aroups this year. One, under the sponsorship of Mr. Monroe Tate, had as its officers the followina boys: Tom Morton, President Frank Powell, Vice-President, Secretary, Delmar Hancock: Graydon Hoover, Treasurerg Gene Cobb, Chaplain. The second aroup, sponsored by Mr. Robert Howard, elected the following officers: Presif dent, lirn Travelstead, VicevPresident, Larry Phillips, Secretary-Treasurer, Allen Douqlasy Chap- lain, David Absher. ,5gA Pep Club The Pep Club, sponsored this year by Mrs. Nell Smith, is a very active and prominent organization in the school. This is the group that leads the rest of the student body in the cheering at our athletic events. lt is the basis upon which the cheerleaders lcnow they can depend to support them in their efforts to build a solid backing for our teams. The officers this year Were: Ramona Priest, President, Dean Gulledge, Vice-President, Barbara Signaigo, Secretary: and Iane McKinney, Treasurer. ,1 9 ' 4152 5512 .5 ,f A Teonarilain Club This is a luncheon club for boys only. lt is sponsored by the Rotary Club and every year each boy picks a Roiarian To be his personal guide and sponsor. Throughout the year various speakers are guests of the club and give talks on clean living and good ciiizenship, goals which are arnong the purposes of ihe club. The organization has as its faculty advisor, Mr. Dee Small. This year the officers Were: President, Paul Maurerg Vice-Presideni, Fred Trernperp Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Alleng Chap- lain, Art Sims. ,- QOH H In-4. Student Council Gt all student organizations in the school, the Student Council is the most active. This year, Mr. William Bundy, Assistant Principal, served as faculty advisor. Among the events directed by the Student Council are Freshf man lnitiation Week, the Hcmecoming Parade and Dance, and Honor Day. ln addition to these annual events, it arranges assembly programs and other special events. The organization of the Council this year consisted of the following ot- ticers: President Sue Carter Vice-President Betty lo Green Secretary , Roberta Odum Commissioner ot Finance . Arthur Sims Commissioner ot Entertainment Carol Reichert Commissioner ot Public Relations Paul Maurer Each year six new members are elected by the Council from the incom- ing treshman class and remain members tor the tour years they are in school. Those elected this year were: Kay Cole, Gary Colussi, Russel Snow, Lois Green, Kent Vaughn, lohn Kent. The sophomore members were lune McCormick, lohn Kaeser, Arlena Fish, Ruel Young, Wilma Tiller, and lane McKinney. lunior members were limmy Staudacher, Marilyn lchnson, Graydcn Hoover, Roberta Odum, Betty lo Green, and Ann Harper. The senior representatives this year were Sue Carter, Carol Reichert, Arthur Sims, Paul Maurer, Pat Grassinger, and lean Wasson. ,mm Miss lanet Wilson, faculty advisor and Carol Reichert, annual editor. Memory Kilt Staff The publication ot the Memory Kit was made possible by the combined ettorts ot the annual statt, with Miss lanet Wilson for the third year as fac- ulty advisor. The various positions were tilled by the following people: Carol Reichert ,.. .W ,.. .. , . Editor Betty lc Green . . . Assistant Editor Sue Carter ,..,,... ., .. ,, ., Class Editor Marilyn Iohnson . Assistant Class Editor Carol Goddard W M.. Feature Editor lane McKinney ., Assistant Feature Editor lohn Campbell ,, , .,,... . , Sports Editor Bobby Blue , , ., Assistant Sports Editor Iohnny Kaesar N ,,,,, .W Advertising Manager limmy Siaudacher , Asst. Advertising Manager Paul Maurer , ,. Subscription Manager The following people made up an annual staff assistant committee which carried out various jobs necessary to publication and are eligible to fill any vacancies on next year's staff: Wilma Tiller, Ann Harper, Harriet Cook, Barbara Marsh, Virginia Durham, Ken Clarida, and Arlena Fish. CAROL REICHERT, Annual Editor Mrs. Alice Mann, faculty advisor and lohnny Campbell, newspaper editor. Sttu entt Staff ln addition to the MEMORY KIT, the M. T. H. S. has another publication, THE STUDENT. lt was sponsored by Mrs. Alice Mann and appeared bi- weekly throuqhout the year. The statt consisted oi the following persons: Editor lolrri Campbell Assistant Editor Sue Carter Sports Editors Paul Maurer, lim Dowcll Features Velma Bose, Marilyn lohrison Club Reporters Beverly Norman, Pauline Hart well, Ruth Bostian, De Lois Walters, Phyllis Dwyer Columnists Catherine Whitcomb, Carolyn Collier Reporters lane McKinney, Harriet Cook, Dorthea Workman Girls Sports Reporter Pat Robinson Departmental Mary Lou Hodge, Margaret Dupont Advertising Manager . , Bob Copeland Circulation , Georgia Lou Greenwood, Gloria Sullivan Distribution Barbara Taylor, Wilma Tiller, Shirley Cox, Henrietta Brown, Frances Madden lohnny Campbell Newspaper Editor ll-llonoir Students Each year the Marion Rotary Club arranges a program here at the high school for the purpose of presenting Rotary Awards to the outstanding students oi the year. For the year i946-1947 the following people were given the awards. A gold key and a silver key are given to the two highest ranking people in each class and pins given to the eight next in line. Seniors: Gold Key, lack Riddleg Silver Key, Maurice Ashley: Pins, lohnny Dingrango, Wanda Hancock, Wilma Sim- mons, Elflora Kaesar, Helen Broeking, Nancy Sue Iones, Ethelyn DeVarcl, lane Turner, Bob McKinney. luniors: Gold Key, Carol Reichert: Silver Key, Arthur Sims, Pins, Betty Wheeler, Dorothy McNail, Carol Goddard, Pat Grassinger, Velma Rose, Donald Davenport, Trevor 'Wil- hite, lim Travelstead. Sophomores: Gold Key, Betty Io Green: Silver Key, lim Staudacherg Pins, Patty Baker, Delores Strobel, Marilyn Iohnson, Ro- berta Odum, Peggy Pulley, Delmar Hancock, Ramona Priest, Ann Harper. Freshmen: Gold Key, lane McKinney: Silver Key, lohnny Kaesar: Pins, Eloise Cox, Robert Iones, Ruth Bostian, Arlene Fish, Andrew Barwick, Wilma Tiller, Richard Payne. lune McCormick, Helen Hall. -64.- FLUTES: Carol Goddard Carol Reichert Prank Powell Sharon Watkins Le Roy lanes CORNETS: lim Staudacher Bill Hampton Bob Copeland Ted Riddle Hubert Benedict Charles Moore Betty Barham lack McCluskie Bill Evans Band The i947-48 band was composed of the following persons: TROMBONES: Dick Keller Bill Reel lack Atwood BARITONES: Bob Thomas lohn Kent CLARINETS: lane McKinney Mary Ann Adams Russell Snow Geraldine lones Ruth Bostain PQQQY Boatriqht Thelma Ward Wilma Barnes Gary Colussi Cecil Kelley Lowell Allen Mabel Taylor Frances Madden BASSES: Tom Morton Emil Conley FRENCH HORNS: Charlotte Pitts lerry Williams DRUMS: Bill Tanner Bobby Gene Housley lim Harris SAXOPHGNES: Barbara Boatriqht Webster Maller BASS CLARINET: Mary Richardson CYMBALS: Nancy Gray BELLS: Mary Lou Hodqe Row l: Richard Cannon Bill Hampton Frank Starrick Don Grisham Vfebster Maller Don Grant lim Harris Row 2: Scott Lindner Tom Morton Thomas Graves LeRoy lones lohn Kaeser Bill Tanner Row 3: Prod Tremper Brad Motsinger Frank Powell Charles Moore lim Dowell Music Director, Mr. Robert H. Garritson and accompanists Shirley Ashley, Carol Reichert and Carol Goddard. Chorus The M. T. H. S. Chorus under the direction of Robert H. Garritson has done outstand- ing work this year. Besides numerous appearances on various programs throughout the year they put on an American Pageant, performed a portion of the Messiah, won first in the dis- trict contest and had the honor of being chosen the outstanding chorus of the day and sing- ing on the night concert, then closing the years activities with the performance of THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE, a Gilbert 61 Sullivan light opera. -, 55 d- Gay Nineties Quartet -Music Department Paaeant, Nov., l94l7 Donald Grant Fred Tremper Thomas Graves Frank Powell ao 68 ao, .:Q1, 3' kv Q15 ifkji , ' Na, A fi my wwf QP A Q Waxing Q I ' 3 A A s W x 4 S L s , A Y f' may' 4 Aw. 6 ix XX x 24 Q 'L ss fkrq iz -1.1 'K,cA.z tteivtf ri mu, ,must ' lr, if rllgliiilf ll-llomeeoming Qctober l9-24, Homecoming Week of l947-48 at M. T. H. S. was one which will long be remembered by students. The activities began on Monday with the issuing of green ribbons to the Freshmen. By Thursday evening the upperclassrnen had so thoroughly displayed their talents of initiating that the Freshmen were more than happy to burn their green ribbonsy thus becoming full-fledged members of the high school. lmmediately after the bonfire, a snake dance, led by the cheerleaders, wound its way up to the square. Friday of Homecoming Week was the day long awaited. lt was a busy one from be- ginning to end. In the afternoon there was an assembly program at which the alumni were recognized. Dr. Orville Alexander, of S. l. U. and a graduate of this high school, was guest speaker. After the assembly program a parade of colorful and clever floats was formed. The parade was led by the band and was under the supervision of the Student Council. The lunior Nursing Class float received the prize for the best float. The Chesterfield Club re- ceived second prize and the Senior Class won third place. ..-'72... 3 f Q ,E ... HK 4 W gig A 'V ? .IV '- fe I ff? ,f,,,, .4 1 -r 3 L.-u. -a k, 5 Q Y 2, ,. V .. f., fi X T, 5' fs MW' .aw hw, L ik 'fills In ' - During the intermission, Raf mona Priest, Sophomore Class President, welcomed the guests and presented the program. The entertainment consisted oi a marimba solo by Miss Shir' ley Melvin and a duet by Misses Norma and Vlfilma Minf ton. To conclude the program, Miss Clare Reuter presented two interpretive dance num- bers. The Sophomore Class sponsors were Miss Adelaide Dunn and Mrs. Laverne Cox. Freshmen Sophomore Hop The third annual Hop was given on the evening ot April 26 by the Sophomore Class for the Freshman Class, the tac- ulty, and guests. The theme for the decora- tions in the gymnasium was Chinatown. The ceiling was ot multiscolors, with large murals oi Chinese tigures on the walls. Music was provided by Sam Otey and his Qrchestra. .ll uin1tioiFfScin1iio1r Prom ln accordance with the annual custom, the lunior Class entertained the Senior Class ot l946-47, the faculty, and other guests at the reception the evening ot Thursday, May 29. Miss Carol Reichert, President of the lunior Class acted as Mistress of Ceremonies. During the intermission, she welcomed the guests and pre- sented the program. This included the reading ot the Senior Class W'ill by Fred Tremper, Iunior Class Secretary, and a flute solo by Miss Shirley Ashley, a first division winner at the state music contest. The class sponsors tor the luniors were Mrs. Mary lane Whitlock and Mr. lean McCormick. The gymnasium was very beautifully decorated in purple and white. The music for the dancing was furnished by Q. D. Miskell and his orchestra. M 75 - - Left: Depression years scene. Fred Tremper sinqinq Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? Below: Grand Finale -feWith the entire cast on staqe sinqinq God Bless Amercaf' s tl 2 I ' 2:52 , r- 2 t . V Q 1 A Q , 2 . 3 Q , , . H ' S , . 1 a . a 1 3 , A 5.1 is ' news g 1+ ..-N 2 wwf A Pageant On Thursday and Friday November l5 and 16 the Music Department of M. T. H. S. under the direction of Mr. R. H. Garritson, presented An American Pageant in Music. The production was divided into ten scenes, each portraying a period in Americas heritaqe, musically as Well as historically. The Pageant, taking the place of a Carnival this year, was the first of its kind ever to be presented at M. T. H. S. Members of the entire Music Department together with Principal A. R. Edwards, Mrs. Nell Smith and Mr. Garritson combined their efforts to present this successful performance. ,..7g-- ' g 5 s I 'Z Q I I I I n I I I M I I ff, V4 Q . , , . . V5 i s A ty' I , f'-lil' IE ,S df THE INDIAN SCENE f Soloist Miss Delois Walters singing lndian Love Call. This was the first and probably the most effective scene as far as lighting and costume are concerned. Qther scenes included: A PLANTATION SCENE with Miss Betty Wheeler singing Old Eollcs At Horne. THE MINUET SCENE, a very colorful one, was an outstanding display of costume with the girls wearing hoop skirts and the boys tight pants, and white shirts with black ties. ,77 'Digi 5, in i HILL 25 AT WORK FOR MARION ..73... w Y -'7Q.. T ' . 7 X .- Y as J Q 4 Q! M ,Lf 1. Uv lFr'eshma1nfSophomore Squad Top Row Coach Bryan, Gary Hill, Danny Gill, Bill Baker, Melbern Raqlin, Georqe Deason, Richard Tolley Forrest McAnelly, Bob Travelstead, lohn Throqmorton. Middle Row - f lohn Kent, Bill Hampton, Iames Deaton, Iohn Barnwell, lim Allen, Paul Adkins, Bob Groves, lames Caqle. Bottom Row Charles Raqlin, Iaclcie lVlcRoy, Bob Iones, Bill Reel, Charles Robinson, Don Kendall, Bobby Simmons. OOAOH TRULOVE AND VARSlTY TALK THINGS OVER BEFORE SORIMMAGE lLlETllllERMlElN ,4-:Hilti Eddie Miller Ccenterl Bill Baldwin ftacklel Bill Iames ftacklel Bill Travelstead fguardl Burley Springer Ctacklel Bill McCabe fguardl Marion 32 Carterville O Making their debut of the 1947 football season, Coach Glen Trulove and his Wildcats walloped the Lions by a one sided score of 32 to O. A speedy Backfield and a strong line which held the Lions to two first and tens, were the main factors in the Wildcat victory. Marion O West Frankfort 37 Good interference and lots of reserve power meant a victory for the strong Red Birds. lVlarion's inexperienced line and backfield were stopped cold for a net gain of two yards in their first conference game of the year. Marion U Sparta l8 After holding the Bulldogs to one touch down in the first half, the Spartans invaded the Wildcat end zone twice to ice up the contest and give the 'Cats the weak end of the 18 to 0 verdict. Marion U , Benton 43 The Benton backfield rolled up first and tens and touchdowns at random while the line was holding the Wildcats scoreless and twice upsetting them behind their own goal line. This was the Wildcats second conference loss. Marion 7 Centralia Zl The Centralia Orphans subdued the Marion Wildcats in their third conference defeat of the season 21 to 7. In the Second half the 'Cats buckled down and held the Orphans to 9 points while getting 7 themselves by starting a march to the Centralia goal line which ended with Marion's first Conference tally of the season. ..-82-. lLlETTlElRMlENl w-ag-il Bill Bader Chczlfbcxckl Bill Bethel Chcrlfbcckl George Henderson fendl Paul Miller Ccenterl Fred Tremper Cquurdl H. L. Sprinqhcrrt Chcrlibcrckl Below Bethel intercepts for Marion in Harrisburg qcrrne. lLlETTlElRMlEN .-nah if- ik M, Captain Bill Whiting tfullbackl Bill 'Wier Cquarterbackl Captain Date McNeil Cguardl Pat Grassinger tendl Clayal Hill Cfullbackl Sammy Binella tendl Marion O Mt. Vernon 7 Heavy rains slowed up both teams considerably and also accounted for the low score. The Bains tally came in the late minutes of the second period while the Marion squad only once came close to the Bams goal, and this was quickly turned back by a fifteen yard penalty. Marion 6 Harrisburg 37 The 'Cats iurnped to an early 6 to O lead with a 62 yard run, but the Bulldogs from Harrisburg hit hard with an offensive attack. At the close of the second quarter the Bulldogs rolled up several first and tens and a touchdown with an effective passing attack. Marion 7 lohnston City l3 Cn a muddy field the 'Cats held a 7 to O lead during the first half. This was the re- sult of a 62 yard run by Bill Bethel, Sophomore halfback. ln the third quarter the Bedskirfs passing attack began to click and paved the way for the two Indian touchdowns. Marion O Herrin l9 ln their last game of the season the Wildcats bowed to the Herrin Tigers l9 to U. The 'Cats defense held brilliantly in the first three periods but were unsuccessful in an attempt to stop the Herrin pass barrage in the final period. B-- 84 no Wig Nusa. ,Aga mags! ' ass ,qv 1 atsllrettlballll November, 1947 saw the spotlight on Coach Virgil Vililson's Wildcats, A number of fans had tlim liorzes for the season, however, this team proved to be one of the great teams of M, T. H. S. During the early part of the season the 'Cats lost to Centralia 65-49, Mt. Vernon 52-40, Hcrrfsburzg 57-51, and Centralia again 74-51. During the annual Centralia Holiday Tourney the 'Cats lost their second game to Robinson 56-to-42. Entering the Benton Tournament the Wilsonmen lost their second game to the No. 1 team in the State, Pinckneyville, 48-to-31. Getting back into regular play, the team began clicking as a whole and we wcn over Her- rin 50-45, and Benton 64-52, before dropping one to Murphysboro 42-37. Winning over Metropolis 72-51, the Fight ing Five lost to highly rated Lawrenceville 66-52, and went on to win over Iohnston City 46-41 in their fast gaiiio of the regular season. lt was no surprise to any loyal Marion fan when the boys made a clean sweep of the Regional Tourney by beat- ing Eldorado 66-49, Carrier Mills 60-40, and Harrisburg 53-49. ln Sectional play the 'Cats brought home the First Place Trophy by winning over a fine ball team from Murphysboro 47 to 42. This was the second First Place Sectional Trophy Coach Wilson and his boys have won in nine years, the first being won in 1946. Cuss Wilson and team leit for the State Finals in Champaign with the highest hopes and best wishes of the fans. These hopes became realities when Marion won over the team picked to take first place, Collinsville, 65-to-60. The 'Cats Won this game with a shooting average of .437 While the Collinsville 'Kahoks' had an average of .45-1. The Wildcats entered the Quarter-Finals of the Tourney with hopes that had soared to the sky, but were beaten by Perkins 55 to 47. It's goodby io the team of '47-'43 and to Seniors Hill, Buckner, and Norman. But with high hopes we are looking forward to the team of 1948-49. and the return of Connell, Mazurek, Gulledge, Caqle, Cloud, Raglin, and Stauciafher to Varsity play. . .es - 1, I 1253 -7 wx-:amz Fx 'Q Qs x Hia 1 f M, , 411 CQ! w , ww 4 :22 az, a g ' ,,,.,- ,, gr -ez x ,.-f my .sw D , . ,., ? , fb ff , 1 hw fig., mwg Q Q12 Q 5 -41 25 fi ' fn - i xx VA Q 1 1-1 , i ,K , A ':1 Ei Z. M wi ,G A f x :ffm . Q if -V F 5 l Q ' f Qi 'an il' Vdrsiiy Squad Seciiedg lelt to riqhlg Richard lvldziirelc, Bill Buckner. Floyd Hill, ldcx lim Gulleqe, und lim Coqle. Stdridiriq left ic: riqlit: Bill Cloud, Charles Norman, lim Slfxuduclier, Rgiqliri, lelm Kem, Kenny Anderson, cmd Coach Willsori, I Connell Clhlll like 'E' VA RSITY Cl-IEEE LEADERS Sicmdinq-L, to R. Virqiriicz DLIFOUIK Frdiicine Mdlcelm Mable Aim Siqndiqe luiie McCormick Curmelyn l.oBue Secited W Mdrilyri lohiisori FBESHMANSOPHOMGBE TEAM Beoied leli to riqhi: Dole Moolce, Ted Tiriqle, Charles Boqliri, Bill Cloud, lohh Kem, Bob lfiilkerson, Gene Schoffer, Sioridiriq left to riqht: Bichord Gee, Bob Groves, lohri Koeser, Bill Hill, Dori Keridoll fmd Gooch Siorviie. FreShrriomfSophoriiore ffheer Lenders Boberio Hill Borboro Priest Indy Moriri 1 y f 5 'Y QP .1 fum- 'Elin dw Marlon Mrrrion Marion Morton Marion Mttrion Marion Mt Irion Marion Marion Mtmrion Marion Marion Mun ion Mtn ion Marion Marion Marion Mmion Mar ion SEASONS 49 51 4U vo 5: 57 58 63 57 Sl 58 57 49 48 Covertnnel 50 64 37 72 57 46 CONNEL lUMPS POR THE BALL SCORES Contrcliu , lohnston City Mt, Vernon Eldorado Hrxrrislnurq Mt. Currnel VVest Frankfort Benton llarrisburq Centrolio Herrin Mt. Vernon Ctxrbondole West Frankfort Herrin Benton W, Murphysboro Metropolis , Lawrenceville lohnston City 65 45 52 36 57 5l Sl 59 40 74 44 49 41 53 45 52 42 bl 56 ill Marion Marion Marion Marion Marlon Marion Marion Motion Marion Marion Marion Marion L gt -S CENTS ALI A TOURNEY Sl Bfalvldern 47 Rolvlnsor BENTON TOURNFIY 59 l-lorrin Ill Prnkneyvlllw 56 loltnstryn Ciw REGKDNAL TOURNHY 66 Eltlomtlrn SO Ctrrrieir Mills 53 Hfrrrisluurq SECTlONAL TOUHNEY 47 Metropolis 47 lvlurrpllyslrcwrw STATE TOURNEY G5 Collinsvillo 47 Pwlcin Baseball Team U W 'lf' ,A Q . . Q i 4 'iz ,hw 5 x94 , -wQ'm j,g Team Marion Gorham Marion lohnston City Marion Gorham Marion Herrin Marion Royalton FRESHMAN RELAY TEAM Coach E. I. Marlcel, standinq + . sl' 'f it fi :2,V.. A. fp L ... if A K Q if fri' in iv K 9 Richard Tolley Bill Rader Iamezs Caqle Ken Clarida Bill Bethel Runs O 13 2 O 4 6 8 9 l 4 SEASONS RECORD Hits Errors Marion 7 West Frankfort 6 Marion 6 Carbondale 7 Marion 5 Herrin 9 Marion 0 Royalton 5 Marion 6 Herrin 10 Top Row fe- Coach Stormey Bob Blue, Mqr.g Iohn Kae- sar, Utilityg Bill Randolph. 3B, Date McNeil, C- and O. FJ Iim Allen, Pg lim Staudacher, Mgr. Middle Row 7 Bob Gull edge, P. 51 O. F.: lack Har- ris, S. S.p Gordon Cox, JB: Carlyle Sims, SB: Marvin Posse, P., Bill Buckner, 2B. Bottom Row -V -- Bill Strobel, C., Bob Russell, 2B.g Iim Gulledqe, O. F.: Curtis Clendenin, O. F4 Charles Norman, S. S. The 1946-47 Track sea- son found Marion outstand- ing in only one field, that of the Freshman Sopho- more Relay team consist ing of these boys running in this order: Richard Tol- ley, Bill Radar, Bill Bethel Ken Clarida, and Iames Caqle. ln the first two meets the team was beaten at Herrin and West Frankfor' respectively, but the Froshi Soph. Relay team came back in the Mineral Arec meet at Hurst to establislr a new record in their event 5 5 4 4 5 1 4 O District Tournament 6 3 NWN xl? RWM ,,fww,,ay0 ,mr. Richard Talley -e -f member of the Freshman-Sophomore Relay Champs. lohn Zimmerman - - Senior, High Hurdles Discus. Bill Absher f Senior Mile. Steve Zimmerman -e Iunior, Low Hurdles, Quarter-mile. ,.- , s Q2- x. 4 ,gin- if ,N 53 'nv .Af Z f uf E WV F A .- wg: Ns... 'Ns 'fl' 'X 1:55 v M. li. i. ge Acknowledgments I wish to express my gratitude and apppreciation to the many persons without whose assistance the publication of the 1948 Memory Kit would not have been possible. Among those to whom my greatest appreciation goes are the following: Miss Ianet Wilson, faculty advisor, who gave so willingly of her time and helpful advice. Her assistance added immeasurably to the process of publishing this book. Mr. Edwards and the office staff who gave much valuable assistance. To the Memory Kit Staff, who so efficiently prepared the individual sections of this book under their direction. Without their hard work this book could not have been what it is. My thanks to each staff member personally and as a group. CAROL REICHERT, Editor. Advertisements The advertising on the following pages has been furnished through the cooperation of local business concerns. The Memory Kit Staff appreciates the interest of Marion citizens in the school and here wants to express appreci- ation for the help rendered the 1948 staff in the publication of this year's book. 4.95- 1 I A Service Institution Organized For Permanent Security CCURTEOUS SERVICE AMPLE FACILITIES The Bank of arion MARION, ILLINOIS Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ROBERTS INSURANCE AGENCY Woodley - Todd - Cox EAST SIDE SOUARE PHONE 282 R ADAM P Campbell S SHOE SHO Crosby Squorre cmd Peters Shoes el Boll Bond Footwear 418 N. MARKET PHONE 605 The Rexall Store 3 COMPLIMENTS OF M O O R E ' S ZOO N MARKET PHONE 735 I E W E L R Y STYLART SHUPPE HADSPETH BLDG. PHONE 282 R FOX'S FLOWERS 19 scum court sf. WE WIRE FLQWER5 Phone sz - 1-1 and H GARAGE 1 1101 SOUTH COURT PHONE 752 P A R K S D R U G S COMPLIMENTS OF WALGREEN AGENCY THE SALLY SHOPPE F. E. PARKS 6. SON Gifts For Everyone PHONE 216 MARION, 1LL. 500 Public Square Phone 1054 COMPLIMENTS OF GOODYEAR SERVICE 208 N. 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