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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1949 volume:

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We have always been proud of our school M- -3- UUH DREAM SCHUUL Architectfs Drawing But chanqes must come - We must advance with the needs of the present day. To meet these needs we have had a vision which an architect has helped us to visualize like this - ..4.. t SohoolHoord1949 X.. sm, The fuilfiilment of these dreams has been made possible by the untirinq efforts of the School Board of District 200 for this year and preceeding ones - Our 1948-49 Board .. 5 .. NK nl' 1 .r'Y l-a 165751151 W YWsu snum.n WK- '!5'?1! These Who Guide the Dream 5:11001 is K, ,,... :gy---3 !,' ff ,,,, I wjjlyf'-. A---x-lt., .i , fi Jxfif--,zf-. ' ' 'Q - ffft f MJ f' ,f'J i Inu 'V :lr .. .HW AJ -1 Fe 5 -fmf!m'T-I 1 lf ' ef - l TJ A G A, wtgw 'Ulf V H1 f Q - ,TL HN Faculty Principal, Mr. Allan R. Edwards Assistant Principal, Mr. William Bundy, who also teaches biology and sponsors the Student Council. Registrar, Miss Ianet Fisher Secretary, Mrs. Raymond Hatfield BOYS' VOCATIONS Mr. Horrold Mieure, In ' l Arts ond build- dusirio ing trodes l L X Qwigm ckmEQ Mwwmn lffelfnwgw il Wilson Driving Mr. Virq , ond citizenship cmd safety ..g.. Faculty SCIENCE . Williom Left, Mr Bundy, Biology Center, Mr. Glenn T ulove, Bioloqy r Bight, Mr. I. B. Hon- coclc, Chemistry, physics, ond qenerc science -ls? if. Fauuly B35 MEG Y 14 'K X if Qi-iw' wh, Miss Ianet Wilson Guidance Y wif' if or 'BMW WW? r,,ax.wfh iw? gZ3f-gifs? 5' S il? fi pw DQQQ5 f jwiief awww y if 'Wi Qi? 'M ii N Q vi 4 ig, , , E2 Q va 9 ' KQH-gay 4, 1 H ,slr fu . - 5 Miss Mable Mclntire, Art ,- IQ , LIBRARY Miss Martha Warren, Librarian Faculty PHYSICAL EDUCATION Left, Mr. Glenn Trulove, Boys' P. E. Right, Mrs. Nell S Girls' P. E. miih, wmmmm FOREIGN LANGUAGE COMMERCE Left, Mrs. Mary Barker, Shorthand, bookkeeping, and typing II Left, Miss Adelaide Dunn, Laiin s, Typing and commercial Right, Miss Mary Arford, French and Spanish Right, Miss Blanche Luca arithmetic ..11... Faculty GIRLS VOCATIONS Left, Mrs. Marie Bay- singer, Home Manage- rnent Right, Mrs. Minnie I Brown, Iunior Nursing I fy AGRICULTURE Mr. Dee Small, Instructor SOCIAL SCIENCE Standing, left, Mr. Cliff Storme, Civics and econornics Right, Mr. Ward Howard, Geography Seated, left, Miss Maurine Baker, World history, so- ciology, and American history Right, Miss Mildred Sanders, American history ...12.. , fmgsg x rx, . M f ,.:1 ' W .VA x 3 Yr 21 1 gf ' Q' 522' 'N 'K X. 1 M9 .gf Mi ,. , ,WWW f V. fa 1 gy:- 'I fa 5 Nha ww 'ummm s' WN4 M al Tha Inhabitants Uf Uur Dream School .I ,,.f 'fx ,f N53- I Q 'ff faffa a ha ww -f Ja flf' xxrx if as -. 'haf aa-f af 1 WJ- ..-- a- , ., ATF -,-'ff .,Xx ? J ,ff g:'5!'v'N ht ia A IU ll V 4. 64 I r ,I , I X.. -422'-'. f ' -a 4 -11-Q fa P gg- ! af ' a ' H 5 aa hal .Q '-- mm 5 -' - M -7' L.. 'Z U ' M l H V K , Q . IH I v SENIOR OFFICERS President, Paul Miller Secretary-Treasurer, Virginia Durham Vice-President, Clayal Hill TheSer1iur Elass Pausing at the threshold of the dream house which we, the class of '49 leave for others to occupy, we find many fine things accomplished by our class. We be- gan the fall of '45 as shy, green, and hesitant freshmen looking to our sophisticated seniors for advice and coun- sel. Finally, however, we were considered human be- ings and were allowed to tread the halls along with our schoolmates. At our first class meeting we chose Paul Miller, president, Graydon Hoover, vice-presidenty and Robert Monroe, secretary and treasurer. Student Council representatives were Betty Io Green. Marilyn Iohnson, Paul Miller, Ann Harper, Roberta Odum, and Graydon Hoover. Along came the Homecoming festivities and we fresh- men came through and elected Roberta Odum queen attendant. Rotary Day rolled around and Betty Io Green received the gold key, and Roberta Odum received the silver key. Pins went to Mary Ann Atkisson, Patty Baker, Margaret DuPont, Phyllis Dwyer, Wayne Noe Hill, Gray- don Hoover, Barbara Marsh, Ramona Priest, lim Stau- dacher, and Catherine Whitcomb. Our Sophomore year was the betwixt and between year for us but nevertheless, we were ready to take any responsibility put on our shoulders, Our first job was the election of class officers. We chose Ramona Priest, presidentg Dolores Eason, vice-president: Betty Io Green, secretary, and H. L. Springhart, treasurer. It was our duty to sponsor the Hop, so these officers had a tough job on their shoulders. At Homecoming Betty Io Green and Margaret DuPont were selected as queen attendants, In the way of Rotary Awards, Betty lo Green again received the gold key. Iirn Staudacher received the sil- ver key, and pins went to Delmar Hancock, Ramona Priest, Roberta Odum, Delores Strobel, Patty Baker, Ann Harper, Marilyn Iohnson, and Peggy Pulley. fContinued on Page 30D SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Seated, left to right, Roberta Odurn Betty Io Green Marilyn lohnson Graydon Hoover lim Staudacher Seniors lOAN ADAMS Art Club lp Chesterfield Club 25 Spanish Club l, 23 Dramatics Club lg Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Typing Awards 3. BETTY ADKINS Chesterfield Club 35 Spanish Club lp Pep Club l, Z, 35 Prom Committees 3g Hop Committees NORMA ALLEN NAOMI GENE ALMAROAD Typing Awards 3, 45 Shorthand Awards 45 Bookkeeping Awards 4. KENNY ANDERSON Basketball Awards 1, 2, 3, 4. IACK ATWOOD Teenarian Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4g Band l, 2, 3,5 Band Contest 2. lOl-IN ATWOOD SHARON BARTI-l Chesterfield Club l, 25 Spanish Club lg Dras matics Club lg Library Club 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2: Chorus Contest lp Typing Awards 3. Seniors BOB BLUE 4. MARY LEE BENNER Spanish Club 3, 45 Drarnatics Club 35 Chorus 2, 45 Minstrel 45 Operetta 3. DELORES BERKEL Chesterfield Club 45 Hi-Tri Club 45 Typing A- wards 3, 45 Shorthand Awards 3, 45 Bookkeep- ing Awards 45 Creal Springs H. S.5 Reitz Me- morial H. S., Evansville, Indiana. Teenarian Club l, 2, 3, 45 Typing Awards 35 Annual Staff Ass't Sports Editor 3, Sports Editor BARBARA BOATRlGl-IT Chesterfield Club 3, 4, Pres. 45 l-li-Tri Club 35 Spanish Club l, 3, 45 Chorus 45 Minstrel 45 Band l, Z, 3, 45 Band Contest l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play5 Rotary Awards, pin, 35 Typing Awards 35 Bookkeeping Awards 45 Class Pres, 35 News- paper Staff l, 35 Student Council 45 Prom Com- mittees 35 Hop Committees l. FRANCES BORUM Chesterfield Club 3, 45 Library Club 45 Typing Awards 3, 45 Shorthand Awards 3, 45 Book- keeping Awards 45 Prom Committees 3. PATSY BRlMELOW French Club 45 Spanish Club l, Club l. HENRIETTA BROWN Chesterfield Club 3, 45 Hi-Tri Club 25 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Prom Corn- mittees 35 Hop Committees 2. I AMES BRUSH M 18 .., 3, 45 Bible Seniors ROBERT RAE CLARK MARY LOUISE CLARK Chesterfield Club 3, 45 Hi-Tri Club 4, Latin Club 2, Chorus 2, Chorus Contest 2, Iunior Play 3, Typing Awards 31 Prom Committees 31 I-lop Committees l, Zp Pep Club 2, 3, 4. RUDELL CLARIDA French Club, Vice-Pres. lp l-li-Tri Club l, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 35 Chorus lg Typing Awards 3. ERNEST COCKRUM Teenarian Club 3, 45 Science Club 2, Typing Awards 3, Bookkeeping Awards 4. EMIL CONLEY Pageant 3, Operetta 3, Band l, Z, 3, 47 Iunior Play 3: Typing Awards 3, Bookkeeping A' wards 3. CURTIS CLENDENIN Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Awards 2, 3. HAROLD COLLINS Teenarian Club 3, 4, Typing Awards 3. ELIZABETH CONNELL Hi-Tri Club 35 Spanish Club ly Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 45 Typing Awards 37 Shorthand Awards 35 Bookkeeping Awards 4: Prom Com- mittees 3g Hop Committees 2. -,1Q-- seniors IUDY CRUSE Art Club I5 Chesterfield Club 35 Hi-Tri Club, Sec. 35 Spanish Club I, Z5 Pep Club I, 2, 35 Typing Awards 35 Shorthand Awards 35 Prom Committees 3, MARIE DE FRANK Typing Awards 35 Shorthand Awards 3 Book keeping Awards 4. MARGARET DU PONT Art Club, Vice-Pres. I5 Chesterfield Club 2, 3, 45 French Club 35 Latin Club I5 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Chorus Contest I, 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 45 Rotary Awards, pin, I5 Homecoming Candidate 25 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 45 Pep Club I, 2, 3. 4. VIRGINIA DURHAM Chesterfield Club 3, 45 I-Ii-Tri Club 45 Library Club I, 25 Iunior Play, usher5 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Typing Awards 3, 45 Shorthand Awards 3, 45 Bookkeeping Awards 45 Class Sec. and Treas. 45 Annual Staff 3, 45 Prom Committees 35 Hop Committees l, 2 DOLORES EASON Art Club I5 Chesterfield Club 3, 45 Hi-Tri Club 45 Latin Club I, Z5 Dramatics Club I5 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 45 Typing Awards 35 Shorthand Awards 3, 45 Bookkeeping Awards 45 Class Officer 2, Vice-Pres.5 I-lop Committees 2. IOAN ENGLAND Chesterfield Club 35 Spanish Club 3 Bible Club 3, Vice-Pres.5 Pep Club I, 2, 3 Bookkeep ing Awards 4. LOUISE FRICK Bible Club I. IOAN FULLER Bookkeeping Awards 4. -20- IO GARRISON Chesterfield Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 2, 3, Band 1, 2, lunior Play 3, Bookkeeping Awards 3, Prom Committees 3. NORMA IEAN GRANT Typing Awards 3, Shorthand Aw keeping Awards 4. THOMAS GRAVES Teenarian Club 3, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Pageant 4. DORIS GRAY BETTY IO GREEN Art Club 1, Chesterfield Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Hi-Tri Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Rot- ary Awards 1, 2, 3, Gold Key 1, 2, Silver Key 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Typing Awards 3, 4, Shorthand Awards 3, Bookkeeping Awards 4, Homecoming Oueen 4, Homecoming Candidate 2, 3, 4, Carnival Candidate 1, Class Oifices 2, Sec., Annual Staff 3, 4, Ass't Ed. 3, Editor 4, Newspaper Staff 1, 3, Soph. Ed. 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres, 3, Prom Commit- tees 3, Hop Committees 1, 2, lunior Play 3, Senior Play 4. Seniors ards 3, Book- GEORGIA LOU GREENWOOD Art Club 1, Chesterfield Club 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, President 1, Chorus 1, 2, Chorus Con- test 1, 2, 3, Operetta 3, Pep Club 2, Typing Awards 3, Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, Prom Com' mittees 3: Hop Committees 2. l. D. HAMPTON F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Science Club 1, Bookkeeping Awards 4. HERBERT HARRIS F. F. A. 1, 2, 4. Seniors F, F. A. 3. DOROTHY HARTLEY Band l, 25 Typing Awardsg Shorthand Awards. DELMAR HANCOCK Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Sec. 3, 47 Spanish Club l, 27 Teenarian Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sec-Treas. 45 Science Club l, Z, 3, 4, Vice-Pres, 3, 4p Rotary Awards 2, 3, pins 2, 3. TOM HENDERSON lunior Play, Inter. basketball l, 2, 3, 4. BETTY HENSON LAWRENCE HERREN CLAYAL HILL Spanish Club 35 Teenarian Club 35 Science Club 47 Iunior Playp Football l, 2, 3, 4, Awards 3, 47 Track 2, 33 Homecoming Escort 47 Class Officer, ViceAPres. 45 Prom Committees 3. GLADYS HILL French Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Typing Awards lOHN HILL Craftsman Club 25 Track l. 2. .-22-. Seniors ROBERT HILL Typing Awa rds 3. WAYNE NOE HILL I-Ii-Y Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Teenarian Club 2, 3, Science Club Z, 3, 4, Rotary Awards 2, 3, pin l, 3. BOB HOLDERFIELD LAWRENCE GRAYDON HOOVER I-Ii-Y Club 3, 4, Rotary Awards 1, pin I, Track l, Class Officer l, Vice-Pres. l, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Hop Committees Z. HUNTER Iunior Play 3. MARILYN JOHNSON Art Club l, Chesterfield Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, I-Ii-Tri Club 3, Spanish Club l, 2, G. A. A. 3, Chorus 3, Chorus Contest 3, Operetta 3, Iunior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Rotary A- wards 2, 3, pin Z, Gold cil Play I, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Typing Awards 4, Assistant Class Ed. 3, paper Staff 3, 4, Feature Key 3, Student Coun- 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, Class Editor 4, News- Editor 3, Assistant Ed- itor, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Prom Ccmmittees 3, I-Iop Committees l, 2. GERALDINE IONES Bible Club 3, G. A. A. 3, Science 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Typing Awards 3, 4, Shorthand Awards 4, Bookkeeping Awards 4. RICHARD KELLER Teenarian Club I, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Band Contest 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Advertising Manager 4. 323+ Seniors SAM KELTON HAROLD KRANTZ Football l7 Baseball 47 Typing Awards 37 Bookkeeping Awards 4. KENNETH LANDRUM LA DONNE LANE Chesterfield Club 3, 47 l-li-Tri, Club lj Spanish Club l, 2, 37 Library Club Z7 Chorus 3, 47 Chorus Contest 37 Minstrel 47 Operetta 37 Iun- ior Play7 Newspaper Staff 47 Prom Committees 37 Hop Committees 27 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4. HAROLD LAY Craftsman Club l, 2, 3, Sec. 2, Pres, 37 Span- ish Club 37 Teenarian Club 3, 47 Dramalics Club 37 Science Club 47 Iunior Play, Stage MGUUQSYI Track 2, 3. ROBERT LEE Teenarian Club 47 Science Club 3,4, Pres. 37 Iunior Play7 Football 3, 4, Award 47 Track 3, 4, Awards 3, 47 Springfield High School l and 2. BETSY SUE McCLANAl-IAN Chesterfield Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 37 Chorus 2, 37 Chorus Contest 37 Pagent 37 lunior Play7 Prom Committees 37 Hop Com- mittees 27 Pep Club 3, 4,. l DOROTHY MCCREE - 24 .. Seniors VIRTUS MCNARY Craftsman Club 2, 3, 4, Tennarian Club l, 2, 3, 4, Chaplin 4, Library Club 2, 3. FRANCINE MALCOLM Chesterfield Club 2, 3, 4, Hi Tri Club l, Chorus 3, Chorus Contest 3, Operetta 3, Newspaper Staff 4, Advertising 4, Hop Com- mittees l, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. RICHARD MAZUREK Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Letters 3, 4, Track l. PAUL MILLER Spanish Club 3, Teenarian Club 3, Science Club 3, 4, President 4, lunior Play 3, Foot- ball 3, 4, Awards 3, 4, Baseball l, 3, Awards l, 3, Track 2, Homecoming Escort 4, Carnival Escort l, Class Officers l, 4, President l, 4. ROBERT MONROE Football Manager 3, Class Officers l, Sec. Treas. l, Assembly Program 2, Prom Com- mittees 3, Hop Committees 2, Inter. Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Committee 2, 3. CHARLES MOORE Craftsman Club 3, Chorus 2, 3, Chorus Con- test 2, Paqent 3, Minstrel 3, Operetta 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Band Contest l, 2, 3. MARY CATHERINE MYERS Latin Club 2, 3, G. A. A. 2, Awards 2, Pep Club 3. LACENE NAGGE Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Hi Tri Club 3. .-25 be Seniors LEONA NAGGE Pep Club 3, 4, GUENDOLINE NEELY Chesterfield Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3: Prom Committees 3, Library Club 4, IOHANNA NORMAN Junior Play, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committees 3, I-lop Committees 2. ROSETTA NORMAN ROBERTA ODUM Hi-Tri Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Spanish Club I, 2, 4, Iunior Play, Rotary Awards l, 2, 3, Silver Key 1, pin 2, 3, Typing Awards, Homecoming Candidate 1, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Prom Committees 3. ALMA OXFORD DELOR ES PERRY Pep Club 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, Iunior Play, Typing Awards 3. FRANK POWELL Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Teenarian Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Chorus 3, 4, Chorus Contest 3, 4, Paqent 3, Minstrel 4, Operetta 3, Eand l, 2, 3, 4, Rotary Awards 3, pin. L26- Seniors RAMONA PRIEST Chesterfield Club 3, 45 Hi'Tri Club 45 Rotary Awards l, 2, 35 Pin l, 2, 35 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 President 35 Secretary 45 Shorthand Awards 35 Class Officer 2, 35 President 25 Secretary 35 Prom Committees 35 Hop Committees 2. BILL RANDOLPH Basketball 1, 2, 45 Emblem 2, lg Baseball 2, 3, 45 Letter 3, 4. MARY ROBERTS Art Club l, 25 Bookkeeping Awards 4. PAT ROBINSON Chesterfield Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Secretary 35 Dramatic Club 35 Library Club 25 Chorus 35 Chorus Contest 35 Paqent 35 Operetta 35 Iunior Play 35 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Girl's Sports Reporter 35 Prom Committees 35 Hop Committees l, 2. GEORGE ROGERS Hi Y Club l5 Basketball 25 Award 25 Football 45 Awards 25 Track Year 1, 2, 35 Awards l, Typing Awards 3. PAT SANDERS Chesterfield Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Drormatics Club 35 Typing Awards 35 News- paper Staff 2, 45 Prom Committees 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. BILL SANSON Craftsman Club 2, 3. BEAUELLA SCI-IULDT French Club 3. -27.. Seniors GEORGIA SI-IEPPARD French Club 4, Chorus 25 Chorus Contest 3, 4, Minstrel 4. THERON SIMMONS Football 2, 3, 41 Awards 2, 4, Baseball 2 3 47 Track 3. H. L. SPRINGHART Football l, 2, 3, Awards 35 Class Officers 2: Sec-Treas. 2. VIRGINIA STARLING IIMMIE STAUDACI-IER French Club 2, Teenarian Club I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Paqent 3, Minstrel 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Contest l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4: Rotary l, 2, 35 Silver Key l, 3, Pin 2: Basket- ball I, 2, 3, Awards l, Z5 Baseball 35 Awards 3, Manager 27 Annual Staff 3, 47 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. DONALD STEPHENS Iunior Play 3. DELORES STROBEL Art Club lg Chesterfield Club 3, 45 Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 35 Library Club 25 Rotary Awards 2, 35 Pin 2, 3, Typing Awards 3, 4, Shorthand Awards 3, 4, Book- keeping Awards 4, Prom Committees 35 Hop Committees 2. EUNICE TANNER Typinq Awards 3. 28 H Seniors RUBY TAYLOR Carterville Community High School l, Z, 3, BILL TRAVELSTEAD Teenarian Club l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Football l, Z, 3, 4, Emblem l, 2, Letter 3, 4, Track 4, Homecoming Escort 4. PAT TURNAGE Latin Club l, Typing Awards 3, 4, Shorthand Awards 3, 4, Bookkeeping Awards 4, News- paper Staffl. GLORIA WADE French Club 4. LOWELL WEBB F. F. A. l, 2, 3, Secretary l, Vice-President BILL WEIR Science Club 4, Sec. 4, Basketball l, 2, 4, Emblem l, 2, Letter 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Emblem 1, Letter 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Letter 3, Homecoming Escort 4. CATHERINE WHITCOMB Art Club l, Chesterfield Club 3,4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Library Club I, Z, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Contest l, 2, 3, 4, Pagent 3, Minstrel 4, Operetta 3, Iunior 3, Senior Play 4, Rotary I, Pin 1, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Typing Awards 3, Newspaper Staff Z, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittees, Hop Committees l, 2. GILBERT WHITE F. F. A. 1, 2. it ii Seniors VIOLET WHITE Pep Club 4, Typing Awards 3, 4, Shorthand Awards 3, 4, Bookkeeping Awards 3. DALE WILLIAMS French Club l, Football Z, 3, Awards 2, 3, Track l. DOROTHEA WORKMAN Chesterfield Club 2, 3, 4, Hi Tri Club 2, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, Library Club I, 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Contest l, Z, 3, 4, Pagent 3, Minstrel 4, Operetta 3, Iunior Play 3, Class Officers 3, Sec-Treas., 3, Newspaper Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committees 3, Hop Committees 2. STEPHEN ZIMMERMAN Football 2, 3, 4, Awards 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Awards 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Escort 4. The Senior Class Next we were Iolly luniors and for our class officers we elected Barbara Boatright, president, Ramona Priest, vice-president, and Dorothea Workman, secretary and treasurer. This was our hardest year since it was our responsibility to sponsor the Prom and the lunior Play. Betty lo Green, Ann Harper, Graydon Hoover, Mar- ilyn Iohnson, Roberta Odum, and lim Staudacher were lunior representatives to Student Council. Betty Io also fulfilled the position as vice-president, along with Ro- berta who was secretary. , At Homecoming Betty lo was a queen attendant. On the annual staff were Betty Io Green, who was Ass't Editor, Marilyn lohnson, Ass't Class Editor, Bob Blue, Ass't Sports Editor, lim Staudacher, Ass't Adver- tising Manager and Ann Harper and Virginia Durham, committee workers. ln Again, Out Again was chosen as the Iunior Play. Members of the cast were Marilyn Iohnson, Ro- berta Odum, LaDonne Lane, Pat Robinson, lo Garrison, Dorothea Workman, Paul Miller, Clayal Hill, Robert Lee, Lawrence Hunter, and Betsy McClanahan. Rotary Day rolled around once again. Marilyn Iohn- son received the gold key and the silver key went to Betty lo Green. Pins were received by Barbara Boat- right, Delmar Hancock, Wayne Noe Hill, Roberta Odum, Frank Powell, Ramona Priest, lim Staudacher, and De- lores Strobel. As Seniors we elected Paul Miller president, Clayal Hill, vice-president, and Virginia Durham, secretary- treasurer. Class sponsors were Mrs. Smith and Miss Dunn. On the gridiron again were Sam Rinella, Robert Lee. Paul Miller, Clayal Hill, George Henderson, Bill Travel- stead, Theron Simmons, George Rogers, Steve Zimmer- man, and Bill Weir. At Homecoming the Senior Class held the spotlight as Betty Io Green became Queen. She was crowned by football captain, Bill Weir. Other escorts were co-cap- tain Paul Miller, Clayal Hill, Steve Zimmerman, and Bill Travelstead. All were seniors. Student Council representatives were Marilyn Iohn- son, Betty Io Green, lim Staudacher, Barbara Boatright, Graydon Hoover, and Roberta Odum. Marilyn was President and lim held the position of Commissioner of Finance. Betty lo Green was Editor of the Memory Kit. She was ably assisted by the following staff members. Bob Blue, Sports Editor, lim Staudacher, who headed the drive for subscriptions, and Marilyn Iohnson, Class Editor. On the baseball squad were Bill Randolph, Bill Weir, Paul Miller, Curtis Clendenin, George Henderson, and lim Staudacher. On the basketball floor were lack Connell, Richard Mazurek, Kenny Anderson, Bill Randolph, and Bill Weir. Running track we had Bob Lee, Steve Zimmerman, H. I... Sprtnghart, and George Rogers representing our class. As our high school days clcse, we look back on many happy and prosperous days. We started as shy freshmen and have come through the years until we are proud, well-informed seniors. We, the class of '49, are leaving behind our plans for the dream school. It is up to you, under classmen, to see our dreams be come realities. Juniors IUNIOR OFFICERS Secretory-Treasurer, Byru Zell Fuller President, Ruth Bosiicm Bob Iones was elected to fill the vacancy of Vice-President IUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Left to riqhf, Iune McCormick Iolm Koreser Arlenu Fish Wilma Tiller Ruel Young lame McKinney Juniors MARY ANN ADAMS PAUL ADKINS JIM ALLEN ROGER ATWOOD BILL BALDWIN DELORES BARTH CHARLES BERKEL CALVIN BOAZ RUTH BOSTIAN NANCY BROACILLE LORELEI BRUCE IAMES BURCHELL IAMES CAGLE BETTY CHAMNESS IUANITA CHENOWETH IO ANNE CHRISTY KEN CLARIDA BILL CLOUD ALLEN COBB HARRIET COOK DORIS CORRIGAN ELOISE COX SHIRLEY COX TED cox .. 32 .. Juniors DALE CROKETT GALE CROKETT PAUL DALLAS DOROTHY DARNELL DWAYNE DEATON VIRGINIA DI BENNARDO PAT DICK IIM DOWELL I-IARLEN DREW SUE EDWARDS PAT ENIS EMMA LOU FARTHING RONALD FINLEY ARLENE FISH BILL FISHER BILL FRICK BYRA ZELI. FULLER DANNY GILL DEAN GRISI-IAM KATHRYN GRAVES HM GULLEDGE HELEN HALL I BILL HAMPTON I THERESA I-IARPSTRITE ... 33 .... Juniors BETTY HENRY DAVE HENSON LORBAINE HOLMES GLENN HUDGENS KENNETH INGRAM BETTY ANN IAYNES FRANCES IOHNS BOB IONES LEE ROY JONES IOHN KAESER MARVIN KIMMEI. IOAN KING BETTY LANNOM HELEN LAUNIUS TED LINGLE CABMIE LO BUE IUNE McCORMICK DAPHINE MCGOWAN IMOGENE MCGOWEN LANE MCKINNEY JACK MCROY MERIEL MENEESE NADINE MALCOLM J. D. MIFFLIN - 34 - MILDRED MINTON VERNA MAE MOHLER GRETA MORGAN HELEN NEWBOLD NANCY NICHOLS BEVERLY NORMAN RALPH NORMAN HM O'BRIEN ROWENA ODUM WAYNE OVERSTREET SHIRLEY PARKS ROSIE PETERMAN DELORES PHILLIPS IOSEPHINE PIPPIE MARY ANN PIPPIE VIRGNIA PLOUGH WILMA POWELL SHIRLEY PULLEY CHARLES RADER PAUL REED BILL REEL MAURICE RENTFRO TED RIDDLE ELAINE RIX 435 Y, Juniors Juniors NAOMI ROBERTSON CHARLES ROBINSON RONALD RUSSELL BARBARA SCHMIDT ANN SI-IERRARD MABEL SIGNAIGO BOB SIMMONS HALLOWEEN SIMMONS MAXINE SNODDY FREDDIE STEWART SHIRLEY STROUD WINIERED SUTTON BRENETTA SWAN BILL TANNER VIRGINA TAYLOR RETHA THETFORD BILL THOMPSON CLORICE THWEATT WILMA TILLER GLENN TRAVELSTEAD DONALD WALL DE LOIS WALTERS SHARON WATKINS ELGA WELCH .. 36 - Juniors RUEL YOUNG IEANETTE ZOELLER The Junior Class Dreaming with the Seniors for three years were the Iolly Iuniors who held the place of being one of the most important classes of '49. It was their respon- sibility to sponsor the Iunior Play and to give the Seniors their last school dance - namely the Prom. To guide them through their hardest year they chose Ruth Bostian, president: Bob Jones, vice-presidentg and Byra Zell Fuller, secre- tary-treasurer. Their sponsors were Miss McNeile and Mr. Hancock. Representing them in Student Council were Arlene Fish, Iohnny Kaeser, Iane McKinney, Iune McCormick, Wilma Tiller, and Ruel Young. Arlena held the position of vice-president, Iohnny as commissioner of entertainment: and Jane as commissioner of public relations, and Wilma as secretary. Iane McKinneY, lune McCormick, and Carmie Lo Bue were Homecoming attendants, and June, Carmie, along with Mable Signaigo were cheerleaders. Basketball season brought forth Iohn Kaeser, Jim Gulledge, Iames Cagle, and Bill Cloud playing on the hardwood. Donning football jerseys again were Paul Adkins, Ken Clarida, Bill Hampton, Bob Iones, lack McRoy, Bill Reel, Charles Robinson, Bob Simmons, Richard Tolley, Bill Baldwin, and Bill Rader. Running track were Bill Rader, Richard Tolley, Iames Cagle, Bill Bald- win, Bob Simmons, Bill Thompson, Bill Baker, and Ken Clarida. On the baseball diamond the class had Iim Gulledge, Dick Newton, Iohn Kaeser, and Iim Allen representing them. On the annual staff were Wilma Tiller, lane McKinney, Arlena Fish, Ken Clarida, John Kaeser, and Harriet Cook. lim Dowell was Editor of the Student, The Professor Proposes was chosen for the class play, and members ofthe cast included Jane McKinney, DeLois Walters, Arlena Fish, Wilma Tiller, Greta Morgan, Harriet Cook, LeRoy Iones, Helen Hall, Bill Reel, Bill Hampton, and Charles Robinson. ' ..37... SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Top, Iohn Kent, Kent Vauqh Middle, Kay Cole, Gary Colussi Bottom, Lois Green, Russell Snow Snphurnures SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Mary Lou Lockler, Secretary-Treasurer Bill Walker, President Mable Louie Taylor, Vice-President ,, Suphmmnres FRANK ADAMS GYPSY ALLEN LOWELL ALLEN IEANETTE ARNOLD SHIRLEY ARNOLD IANET ATNIP CAROL BALLOU BETTY BARHAM DELORES BARNETT BILL BAURER RUTH BAYS LOU SARAH BORUM KAY BOSKE BETTY BREWER BILL BREWER RITA BRIMELOW HELEN BROWN PATSY BROWN SHIRLEY CAMPBELL MAYETTA CANADA RICHARD CANNON GENE CASTELLANO BEVERLY CAWVEY BILL CHANEY .. QQ L Suphumnres MARY LEE CHRISTY KAY COLE GARY COLUSSI IENNIE LEE COOKSEY VERNON CORZINE SUE COX CAROLE CRISP HM D'AMICO TI-IELMA DAVIS DALE DEARING WILLA DEAN DEATON IOE DE FRANKo ANITA DRUMMOND IEANETTE DURREY WANDA EMMONS BILL EVANS ROSEMARY FELTS DORIS FEURER JANE FLENER PEGGY FOLLOWELL IOANNE FORKER HELEN FREY KENNETH FREY BOB FAULKSON .-. 40 .. MARTHA GAHLIER DONALD GRANT LOIS IUNE GREEN DON GRISHAM BOB GROVES NADINE GROVES GEORGE HALL IOEL HALL PAULINE HARTWELL IOHN HAWKINS ORA HERREN BILLY DEAN HILL GARY HILL ROBERTA HILL MARY LOU HODGE IIM HOLDERFIELD PEGGY HOLIDAY BARBARA HOOVER NANCY HOWERTON BETTY LOU HURLEY BILL IACK CLAUDINE IAMES CECIL KELLEY JAMES KELLEY W 41 Suphumures Sophumures MITZIE KELLEY PATSY KELLEY EDNA KELTON DON KENDALL IOHN KENT MARY ANN KILLIUS PAUL KILLMAN KATHERINE KING ARDITI-I KOONCE PHYLLIS LANG IOE LIBNOCK SCOTT LINDNER MARY LOU LOCKLER BETTY LOVELESS IOHN MCANELLY VIRTIS MCDANIEL IACKIE IOE MCCLUSKIE HELEN McCORMICK WEBSTER MALLER IEAN MALONE MARY MANDRELL IUDY MANN SHIRLEY MAURER REBA MAGHELL , 42 .. MARY ALICE MITCHELL DALE MOAKE IUANITA MOAKE FRANK NORRIS BETTY OZMENT BARBARA PRIEST HM PROCTOR VENITA PULLEY CHARLES RAGLIN MELBERN RAGLIN MARY VIRGINIA RAY MARY RICHARDSON MARLENE RICHEY DOLORES RINELLA I. W. RIX KENNETH ROBERTS BETTY SANDERS CHARLES SANDERS IEAN SI-IEPPARD GENE SIMMONS SHIRLEY SINGLETON RUSSELL SNOW TOM STAFFORD MACK STANLEY - 43 Suphumnres ROSALIE STOWERS LUCILLE STROUD ALBERT STURM AFTON TAYLOR MABLE LOUIE TAYLOR IOHN THROGMORTON BOB TRAVELSTEAD PI-IYLLIS TRAVELSTEAD SHIRLEY TRAVELSTEAD BARBARA TROXEL ROMA TYLER IEAN UPCI-IURCI-I IOHN USELTON KENT VAUGHN PATSY VIOLETT IOAN WADE ROBERT WADE BILL WALKER BETTY WELCH PARMLEY WEIR BETTY WHITE IIMMY WILI-IITE EVA LOU WILLIAMS JERRY WILLIAMS W 44 - PATSY WILSON DOROTHY WINESBURG ROBERT WISEMAN VERA WOLLARD PAULINE WORKMAN Sophomoros DOROTHY WOLLARD l 4. aff!! Tho Sophomore Eloss The Sophomores of M. T. H. S. now really belong - they are now an in- separable part of M. T. H. S. They have gained a little more wisdom and con- sideration irom the upper olassmen this year. Probably their most important undertaking was their sponsoring of the Hop in April. Again in Student Council they had Lois Green, Kay Cole, Gary Colussi, Iohn Kent, Russell Snow, and Kent Vaughn representing them. At their class meeting they elected Bill Walker, president, Mabel Louie Taylor, vice-president: and Mary Lou Lockler, secretary-treasurer, to help them through their sophomore year. Sponsoring this silly sophomore class were Mr. Iohnson and Miss Lucas. On the gridiron Bill Walker, Parmley Weir, Bob Groves, Gary Colussi, Don Kendall, Iohn Throgmorton, Torn McAnelly, Gary Hill, Alfred Allen, Eugene Simmons, Bob Travelstead, Tommy Stafford, Bill Evans, Webster Maller, I. W. Rix, Jack McCluskie, Billy Dean Hill, Richard Cannon, Don Grant, and lim Harris earned Frosh-Soph emblems. Annual Staff Members were Gary Colussi and Russell Snow. Richard Gee, Iohn Uselton, Bob Groves, Dale Moake, Don Kendall, Charles Raglin, and Iohn Kent represented their class on the basketball floor. Iohn Kent, Dale Moake, and Charles Raglin were on the Varsity squad also. Roberta Hill, Barbara Priest, and Judy Mann again took their place as cheerleaders. Participating in track were lim Wilhite, Dale Moake, Bill Brodell, Don Kendall, Parmley Weir, Bob Travelstead, and Gary Hill. Kay Cole was attendant during the Homecoming festivities. Bob Groves represented his class on the baseball diamond. I For you, dear Sophomores, We wish luck and success during your next two years of fun in your carefree days of occupying the M. T. H. S. dream school. -.- 45 - xf F Bs Freshman ERESI-IMAN OFFICERS Tornrny Iohnston, President Mary Donner Brush, Vice-President Gordon Hill, Secretory-Treasurer ERESI-IMEN STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Lett to riqht: Ursuio Fish, Eonnie Sims, Scott Cotfrnon, Herbert Scholiole, Potty Kent, ond Moriiyn Turner IOE ADAMS LEMUEL ADKINS WAYNE ADKINS IERRY ALLEN DELORES ARMSTRONG GENE BAGGETT PAULINE BARNES SHIRLEY BARNETT IUANITA BATTS SHIRLEY BEARDEN HELEN BELCHER PATRICIA BERKEL FRANK BILLINGS IEANETTE BLUMENSTOCK ORVAL BOGARD BENNIE BRUCE MARY DONNA BRUSH ESTHER BUNTING BILL BURGER VERNELL BURNS CLIFFORD BUTLER FRANCES BUTTRUM PHYLLIS BUTTS SHIRLEY CARPENTER - 47 .. Freshmen Freshmen LOUIS CASEY ROBERT CHAMNESS RCBERT CI-IAMNESS EVERETT CHRISTY LOIS CLARK CI-IARLEEN CLENDENIN SCOTT COFFMAN IOEL COOKSEY DANNY COX BARBARA CUTRELL HERMAN DAHMER LOIS IEAN DAHMER FLOYD DAVIS GAY DEARING DON DEMARIS RALPH DILLON ICE DALE DITERLINE DORIS DUFOUR I. W. DURHAM GARY EASON PAT EDMONDS SHIRLEY EDWARDS RUFUS FARMER PAT FINLEY ... 48 .- Freshmen BETTY FINNEY URSULA FISH IOHNNIE FISHER IEANETTE FLUCK RICHARD FORD MAXINE FRANKLIN BILL FRIES IEAN FULLER MARLENE GALYEAN CAROL GEURIN DENNIS GOOCH WILLARD GRAY ROBERTA GRIMES MARIORIE GROVES NADINE GROVES IAMES GULLEY DALLAS HAMLETT DONALD HAMPTON I RODMAN HANCOCK HELEN HARPSTRITE DORIS IUNE HARRIS WILLIS HARRIS IACK HELSTLEY BILL HIGHTOWER - 4Q - Freshmen DONALD HILL GORDON HILL NOMA HILL ORVILLE HILL WANDA RUTH HILL WANDA HILL ALMA HILLIARD WILMA IEAN HOLMES IIMMY HOUSLEY BILLY IO HUBBARD CARRIE HUNGATE I-IAZEL LOUISE IVY CARRIE IACKSON MARY IDA IACKSON ROBERT IACKSON IANET IOHNSON TOMMY IOHNSTON CAROLYN IOYNER RALPH KENDALL DORIS ANN KENT PATTY KENT DONALD KILLMAN SUSIE KUYKENDALL IO ANN LASHLEY -50-- WALLACE LAWRENCE REX LINCK LAURELL LINGLE BARBARA MCCOMBS AFTON MCCORMICK NAOMI MCCUAN ROBERT MCDONALD DORIS MCINTOSI-I BILLY MCKINNEY IAMES MCKINNEY ROBERT MAYNARD MARY MENEESE LORETTA MORGAN BURCI-IA NELLE MOORE CHARLES MOORE ALMA MORSE IANE NEWLIN NORMALINE NORMAN IOHN OLIVER BETTY OZMENT KENNETH PANKEY DALE PATE COLLEEN PEDIGO IOHN PERRY -51, I Freshmen I wk f f I. if x Y gi x,-,I XV .NK , Freshmen RONALD PHEMISTER IOAN PRITCHETT RALPH PRITCHETT ANN RADER BARBARA RADFORD PATSY RAGLIN ROSALYN RAINBOLT GERALD RAMSEY RONALD RAMSEY VIRGINIA RAY CLAIRE REUTER CLIFTON ROBERTS COLLETTE ROBERTS ANN SCHAFALE HERBERT SCI-IAFALE MORTON SHIVLEY FANNIE SIMS KENNETH SNODDY CARLEEN SPRAGUE VERDIA SPRINGHART CARL E. STEVENS IIM SWAFFORD WANDA SWEENEY DELORES JEAN TANNER .. 52 - CHARLES TAYLOR IUANITA THWEATT LYNN TRAVELSTEAD ROBERT TURNER IERRY TURNER MARILYN TURNER DELORES TYLER DARLENE VAN CLEVE ANN WALKER ANN WARD MARILYN WARD PI-IILLIP LEE WATSON ANN WHITE DOROTHY WHITE SARA WHITE SHIRLEY WHITE BOBBY WHITING ALICE WHITTINGTON ESTA MAE WICKERT FREDERICK WIEMKEN CARMALETTA WILLIAMS LOIS IMOGENE WILSON LOIS IANE WILSON DONALD WISE -53.- Freshmen Freshmen The Freshman Elass For the newest inhabitants of our dream school, we enrolled an eager class of green freshmen in the fall of '48. They fully upheld the tradition of being the new tenants by trying to display their best qualities for their land- lords - the upper-classmen. They trudged the halls those first few Weeks amazed at the strangeness of their new dwelling. Finally, however, after much ridicule, they became full fledged occupants. At their first class meeting, they elected Tommy Iohnston, president: Mary Donna Brush, vice-presidentp and Gordon Hill, secretary-treasurer. Their class sponsors were Miss Sanders and Mr. Storme. Donning football jerseys for the first time were Clifford Butler, Bill Hub- bard, Bob Whiting, Iames Gulley, Jerry Turner, Don Demaris, Kenneth Snoddy, Ioe Adams, Iackie Ritchey, and Guy Taylor. Student Council representatives were Marilyn Turner, Scott Coffman, Fannie Sims, Herbert Schafale, Patty Kent, and Ursula Fish. On the hardwood were Gene Baggett, Billy Ioe Hubbard, Iames Robert- son, Bennie Bruce, Don Hill, Horeton Shivley, Don Wise, John Oliver, Willis Harris, Tommy Iohnston, Carrol Miller, Robert Turner, and Bobby Whiting. Marilyn Turner and Lois Iane Wilson were freshmen cheerleaders. To the Freshmen we Seniors pass on our dreams - you Freshmen will see the results of our dreams. Won't you dream even greater things for M. T. H. S.? ..54... Doms JEAN YARBO ALICE ANN YEWELL C IO ANN Yosr LOWELL YOUNG - 1 'ff Q , x Ni-f 4,1 V 5 F ,. 'mf EA' Wm. WEN , ,m 5fS SYS-'52i'E'f'Fif H 11 as 191 Q nyvlik . E -W r S i s 3 mx 5 x ,BN :W f 5 N QR a x 5? E im ' ',M'S'lL.l5'?'HClmf 'S.G.1.'21 ?kJffx,...9'?'YIK .iLJv!f' ii li' .E V if i H A fl: G ll' p 1 : I ' ' - 1 -eww fa fx me :if if g iQ gi FLW, V '-1,1 A ' . ' '- . : A ff W ' Mk' 27, 32 I' , 'f .,v., ' :., - 3 6'i1Y,Lf.f5.:f: ' V I 'v Activities In Uur Dream School .QI ,Q 1 -:- - 'I VAIIA ..-t . i We ff' QJMP i I i ,, gftfi+ f-. M, A .5 f N f f N,--fl? 'ix :QF W , Clubs LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, sponsored by Miss Adelaide Dunn, creates a further interest among students in the Roman language, customs, and literature. Consul -.,.... ,.LLL A rlena Fish Vice Consul ..... .... Quaestor .... Censor --- lane McKinney .--- Claire Reuter LAL Pat Dick - 58 .. Clubs SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club strives to achieve a better understanding of the Spanish people Whose language is becoming very out- standing in the modern world of today. Presdient o,o,, ,,,o,o,, K ent Vaughn Vice-President LLL ...W Catherine Whitcomb Secretary ,,..o o,oo.v..o P at Robinson Treasurer ,oo C .,o,o, La Donne Lane Sponsor -W ..oo Miss Mary Artord FRENCH CLUB Learning more about French people, President bb.,.-,,v ,C -A CCW Glorig Wade oustoms, and language provides interesting Vice-President ,u,,,,bo, u,g,g,,g,u Glgdyg H111 programs tor French students at club meet- Secretary and Treasurer o,ooo,,u,nu 1091 HQ11 iI'1QS- SpO1'1SOr .w,..s...,.v...o Miss Mary Arford -59- Clubs President Y, -. H,, . L, CHESTERFIELD CLUB This large group of girls who realize, Their Manners Are Showing, and strive for im- provement, is sponsored by Miss Mildred Sanders. ,Adm ,A.ss. Barbara Boatright Vice-President -- ...., Shirley Cox Secretary v...,,, . ,s., Ruth Bostian Treasurer .ss..., cs.. Ramona Priest G. A. A. The Girls Athletic Association is a na- President ,vw Elaine Rix tional organization. Girls may earn G. A. Secretary css ,sss Lorelei Bruce A. emblems by participation in sports thru Treasurer ,W ,Woods Edna Kelton a point system. Sponsor c....w .wc Mrs. Nell Smith SCIENCE CLUB Students are realizing that science today is providing a great opportunity for many young Americans. This organiza- tion stirnulates interest in the growth of modern science. President - ,,,,,, ,,,, , W Paul Miller Vice-President Us c.c.cc.. ,cc Delrnar Hancock Secretary and Treasurer ,W , , ,,,,, 7 C Bill Weir Sponsor cccccc,,c,ccccc no Mr. I. B. Hancock ,61- Eluhs ..,tQ' is RWM 1, sp- Q : : 3 l , wwpvv' 'Ywmvw QW? M4-fw. ,..mf-of- ' 2 . . wk K AwWM he usage, if Wm Q HI-TRI CLUB Hi-Tri was organized in Marion in 1927. It was the second Hi-Tri Club in the state. U The state program interrupted by the war is being resumed. State meetings attended by Marion girls were held in Benton and Collinsville. In our own school group meetings and discussions are held every two weeks. The sub- jects deal with topics which help to build fine character. President ...... .... B etty lo Green Vice-President --- .... Rudell Clarida Secretary .... .... R amona Priest Treasurer .... ........ P atsy Violett Sponsor --- --- Miss Maurine Baker BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club, under the sponsorship ot Mr. Robert Howard, presents an opportunity to the students tor spiritual development. President ...... .... P atsy Raglin Vice-President ........... .... N adine Groves Secretary and Treasurer --- .... Virginia Ray HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y Club, sponsored by Mr. Robert Howard, strives to create, maintain, and keep high standards of character. President ...... .... W ayne Noe Hill Vice-President .... ..... F rank Powell Secretary .... .... D elmar Hancock Treasurer .... .... G raydon Hoover Chaplain .... .... I ames Mifflin ff f'. 5-a3- Eluhs ,...,.-mmm-Y ' wwww I4 5 'dam 14 5 ,,,,,ww4'W ' ,.nW ',nw-F, pf Clubs awwuvnn ,mqnwm The F. F. A, is an extra-curricular or- ganization teaching modern Ways of farming, agriculture, leadership, citizen- ship, and covoperation. The F. F. A. ag- riculture float has twice taken first place in the annual Homecoming parade. Treasurer ..--Y,,. Wi F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America was organized this year for the first time at M. T. H. S., under the spon- sorship of Mrs. Marie Baysinger. Their goal is to create better homemakers for the future, President .v,........,,,,..,,..,.w,, ,,, Vice-President .,.,.,, Secretary ..,,w..,....,. Treasurer ,,,., ..,, ..... - ,........,,. - F. F. A. President .,,,. .,.,, I ames Vice-President ...,.. Frank Fisher Reporter Secretary , .,...., William Fisher Sentinel lohn McAnelly Advisor a..--64 L. Barbara Priest Patsy Wilson Io Ann Yost Doris Du Four Ted Cox Steve Yearack Mr. Dee Small PEP CLUB Whether you win, or Whether you lose, we're with you boys, we're with you. On the gridiron or in the gymnasium comes this cry from the Pep Club. This cheer Within itself is the most important of the organizations' activities dur- ing the year. President ,,.., Virginia Durham Vice-President on Wilma Tiller Secretary ee,,. . U Ramona Priest Treasurer U, La Donne Lane Sponsor u-- Mrs. Nell Smith -55- Clubs , A ' .v Ml. Mm W, fu, my 1' A Y Mwxm ' fa N X. Clubs TEENARIANS A luncheon club patterned after the Marion Rotary Club that meets each Tuesday noon. Each Teenarian has as his personal quide and sponsor a Ro tarian. This provides an opportunity tor the boys of M. T. H. S. to become acquainted with many professional men and their Work. President .Y,.. Vice-President ,....s.., Secretary and Treasurer Chaplin .,,.,s.,..A..,s Sponsor .... 4. 66 ns lack Atwood W Frank Powell Delmar Hancock -H Virtus McNary H- Mr. Dee Small Sturlent lluuncil STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of M. T. H. S. is composed of h t twenty-four students who are elected when ires men o f r ears These council members with their serve ou y . faculty advisor, Mr. William Bundy, arrange for var- ' The ious student activities throughout the school year. d robably most important of these is Homecom- first an p ing Others are honors day, slacks day, spring dance, V ' 'th an annual assembly program, and, in co operation wt the Student staff, the Christmas program. ' r 1 Mar- The freshmen members elected this year we e il n Turner Ursula Fish Scott Coffman, Patty Kent, Her- Y t , bert Schafale, and Fannie Sims. The Sophomores are Kay Cole, Iohn Kent, Gary Co lussi, Russell Snow, Kent Vaughn, and Lois Green. lunior members are lohn Kaeser, Iune McCormick, nd Arlena lane McKinney, Wilma Tiller, Ruel Young, a Fish. The senior representatives are lim Staudacher, Bar- bara Boatright, Marilyn Johnson, Graydon Hoover, Betty Io Green, and Roberta Odum. The Student Council officers this year were: Marilyn Iohnson President , , , . ,,,, ,N N... . . ,W ,,,, , Arlena Fish , Wilma Tiller ,, Iim Staudacher lohn Kaeser lane McKinney Vice-President , ,,,,,,, , Secretary , . ,,,,,,.,,, , , WH Commissioner of Finance HW, Commissioner of Entertainment ,on Commissioner of Public Relations WW, 167- Tlie Student The Student is a bi-weekly publication, published by the students oi Marion Township High School. Staff Editor mm ,,u,,, - ..,..,u,,,,u ,.u.,.,,u,,...u 7 .AA,,W , ,v,u,.,,,,,,, lim Dowell Assistant Editor aa, as ,uu,,v,,uu, Wa,a,,c u,,, W Marilyn Iohnson Features also are oooa,uu C Home uu,u lane McKinney, Harriet Cook, Wilma Tiller Columnists W .,,u,,.....,, M .,,,aa,,A,., Catherine Whitcomb, DeLois Walters Reporters -M Ruth Bostian, Pauline Hartwell, Henrietta Brown, Mary Lou Hodge, Shirley Cox, Beverly Norman, Dorthea Workman, Lois Wilson Sports ,aa,,,a,,A,a,,Ar...,..,,,,,a..,,,a,A.,.C Richard Berry, Lowell Allen Girls Sports HH-, .,,,,a,,uaa..,,aaa,,a Pat Robinson, Margaret Du Pont Advertising ,a.,..a, Richard Keller, Francine Malcolm, Carmie Lo Bue, Mable Signaigo, Bill Hampton. Art Reporter --,. ,,,......,a,,,,A...,,a...,.aa,.,,,a,.,,,a Barbara Boatright Distribution ,,.. Shirley Campbell, Mabel Taylor, La Donne Lane, Pat Sander, Helen Hall Sponsor -W -W Mrs. Alice Mann ...68.- Memory The Memory Kit staff tries each year to improve their book in every Way possible. This book, our 1949 Memory Kit, was published through the combined efforts of the annual staff and Miss Janet Wilson, faculty advisor for the fourth year. This year's staff was composed of the following people: Editor W .,c...,..,csc.oc,.A.c,.o,c.,c.c,.c, cc, Betty Io Green Class Editor cc,c,.e,c. ,E Marilyn Iohnson Feature Editor cce. .. ccc,. , v- lane McKinney Assistant Feature Editor cc,c ,c..c,.c,rc,c Y E, Arlena Fish Sports Editor ,c,,..s,,.., ,..,cc,,.s, - EW, cms Bob Blue Advertising Managers .EW ,W Gary Colussi, Russell Snow Subscription Manager ,c,..cc,..,c.cc,c We ,sc, , Jim Staudacher The following people made up the committees which were necessary for the publication of this book: Virginia Durham, Wilma Tiller, Ken Clarida, Harriet Cook, and Iohn Kaeser. --59.. Hand Standing L. to R. Mr. Ridgeway, Emily Conley, Bill Evans, Robert Turner, .Ierry Turner, Herbert Schaiale, lack McCluskie, Dale Pate, Bill Fries, Danny Cox, Charles Taylor, Lynn Travelstead, Mary lda Iackson, Delores Armstrong, Mary Richardson, Mary Lou Hodge, Iohn Kent, lim Harris, Patty Kent, Bill Tanner, Phyllis Travelstead. Back row seated L. to R. Iim Staudacher, Bill Hampton, Teddy Riddle, Charles Moore, Betty Barham, Gene Baggett, Lyman Merri- weather, Iimmy Housley, Bill Reel, Richard Keller. Middle row seated L, to R. Orval Bogard, Frederick Wi'emken, Cecil Kelley, Ioe Adams, Webster Maller, Barbara Boatright. Front row seated L. to R. lane McKinney, Russell Snow, Gary Colussi, Mabel Louie Taylor, Ierry Williams, Byra Zell Fuller, Ann Schafale, Lee Roy Iones, Gloria Thomas, Frank Powell. MAIORETTES Left to right. Shirley Campbell, Dolores Rinella, Betty Loveless, Helen Brown, Norrnalene Norman, and Beverley Norman. Band I CHORUS Top left to right. Dale Pate, lim Harris, Donald Grant, Robert Chamness, Lee Roy Iones, Bill Tanner, Scott Lindner, Frank Powell, Don Grisham, Herbert Schatale, Gale Crockett, Richard Cannon, Lowell Allen, Iimrny Housley. Middle left to riqht. Yvonne Fletcher, Wilma Tiller, De Lois Walters, Darlene Van Cleave, Harriet Cook, Mary Lee Benner, La Donne Lane, lean Sheppard, lrma Housley, Mabel Hinton, Gloria Thomas, Shirley Arnold, Carolyn Sue Ioyner, Alice Whittington, Pat Enis. Seater left to right. Doris Corrigan, Barbara Boatriqht, Margaret Du Pont, Ursula Fish, Bernetta Swan, Marilyn Ward, Peqqy Followell, Claire Reuter, Sharon Watkins, Shirley Cox, Easter Clarida, Ann Sherrarcl, Dorothea Workman- ...72.. ACCOMPANISTS Chorus Left to right. Doris Feurer, Merry Lou Hodge, Director, Mr. Herschel Ridqwuy L ...73.. uv , M UQ-1 xx. 3 .ml ..avf '.1i ayllr' Special Uccasinns In Uur Dream School asf'- 4' Q-Nss f' NL.- 9--b WGWWL F -':j7 w ' N, N 5 f h Ny 'AK' ,,,,, 'rm .K if 1' .. -- T. .Ai . f-f xN,s f 21f. W N , , ' JZK A M !,.-1- ' N Im A W V 1 3 ' 4 ':L'f Tx' IW Hf rw k ' lfif ., 34,1 I..- ,.,1,:., , 14 5 H., .. '- -.-, 'TAKJ1 'jf' - 1 1. 1 'f A V, ,..v ,, ',Iy-N,. ', I ,- . ll' wiutm Q Q 5 QUEEN ATTENDANTS CO1oposite Paael Her Majesty, Home Coming Queen of Above, left to right -M Kay Cole and lane 1948, Betty lo Green and Football Captain, McKinney. Below, left to riqht Carmelyn Bill Weir, 6 Lo Bue and Iune McCormick. ..7 , an If WRFRM- H'5V' 9f WK K 'i W .: we in 'Ss' if 13 'rib Eg' ' ' 33 Ti: '- 55 ' 1: . 'i N B KS 3 is fi S Xa in ix B? I E S3325 1-13 ,S ' X22 e :Q A if ,X S :gtg -x Qs A r Xi? :R sk. MX A S -1 XX N X: X X B X x K X . . . . pi Q -sq X xx Q Football Captain aorl Escorts Standing, Bill Weir. Seated, left to right - Bill Travelstead, Steve Zimmerman, Paul Miller, and Clayal Hill. HOMECOMING 1948-49 The afternoon of October ll, 1948, Homecoming Week began. At that time Fresh- men were given green ribbons to be Worn until Thursday night. On this memorable night the Freshmen became full pledged members of the M. T. H. S. student body by burning their green ribbons in a huge bonfire. The snake dance to the public square completed the initiation ceremony. Friday afternoon the student body assembled for a program at which the alumni were recognized and Mr. Kenneth Powless was guest speaker. Following the pro- gram, the parade formed at the school and moved east to the Logan School. Sixteen artistically decorated floats and the M. T. H. S. band participated in the parade. The Sophomore Class and the F. F. A. tied for first place and third prize was awarded the cheerleaders for the most outstanding floats. -78... l-lnmennminq Uueen and Attendants f '-I-wf::fg.-f'-22'are::-:--'fr-saw..Q:5sf5f.iiiI:f:t55: : E5 ' Vhiii llilswfil X3-fi NSY Q X fftfilf' -is Y ' ff-it or it f .,..- ,, .swf...mt,sssgfr.,y,Mi.s1 .: sf. Xt W ...,t.g1sN,.,...,s,W:.. .... , V A W... r, ,1 .. V X r . rig f' 5 ff3'3r5-FV I ' K- , ix -Y -sw la 1 Q F , iff 792, itgiizg' Q- in ii ss 1533 - l N , mm... . ...iifvzs 'uf no ,mil . is ns Min . gigs t K Q X.-is iii? . 1 vs' qw its 5 we-I Standing, Betty Io Green. Seated, left to right - Iune McCormick, Kay Cole, lane McKinney, and Carmelyn Lo Bue. Friday night our hard working football team lost the Homecoming game to the Mt. Vernon Rams with the heartbreaking score of 13-0. A beautiful coronation ceremony was held in the decorated gym after the game at which Miss Betty Io Green was crowned by co-captain Bill Weir. The queen's attendants and their escorts were Carmie Lo Bue escorted by Clayal Hill, Iane McKinney escorted by Paul Miller, Iune McCormick escorted by Bill Travelstead and Kay Cole escorted by Steve Zimmerman. Following the Coronation, the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing to the music of Iimmy Hudson and his orchestra. All in all, it was a wonderful Home- coming for 1948-49. -79- Top, Queen candidates on football field at Homecoming game. X63 liiislq gp Middle, Cheer leaders at foot- ball rally. Lett to riqht - Francine Malcolm, Marilyn Vf-' f Bottom, F. H. A. tloat Turner, Lois Wilson, Iudy Mann, 3 Wi' ' d u r i n q Homecoming Roberta Hill, Mabel Siqnaiqo, 3 7 f E parade. and Barbara Priest. 'Q .H-80H- QRIDA Miz? YQILQ t'Ll5Ftf. , .f B Gi W-:P if i t t B TOD, the band marches at the F t ' head of the Homecoming parade .481.... Middle, Twirlers at football rally. Left to right f Normaline Norman, Betty Loveless, Helen Brown, Shirley Campbell, and Dolores Rinella. Bottom, Chesterfield Club float durinq Homecoming parade. lun1Ur5e11iur Prom lUNlOR-SENIOR PROM The evening oi May 21, l948, witnessed the annual Iunior- Senior Prom held under the auspices of the Iunior Class, honoring the graduating class. The theme of the prom was Midnight Masquerade. The gymnasium was beautifully decorated in blue and black. Refreshments ot punch and cookies were served. The Seniors were welcomed by Barbara Boatright, president of the Iunior Class. Pat Grassinger, president ot the Senior Class, responded. The class prophecy and will were read. Through- out the evening there was dancing to the music of Iimmy Small and his orchestra. +82- Junior Play l UNIOR PLAY On November 4, l948 the play, The Professor Proposes, was presented by the junior class ot M. T. H. S. The play was a fast-moving comedy in three acts. The story became quite involved as a pretended romance with a man in picture found by a college junior, turned out to be the new history pro- fessor. The play was under the direction of the class sponsors, Miss Margaret McNeile and Mr. I. B. Hancock. CAST OF CHARACTERS Geraldine Flint Ca scatterbrained Iunior? Iane McKinney Emily Gilmore Cher roommate? Greta Morgan Betty Todd De Lois Walters KTwo inseparable Freshmen? Belle Hadley Arlena Fish Miss Crawford fdean of women? Harriet Cook Mildred Cmaid at Ashby Hall? Helen Hall Rose McKenney Cdamsel in distress? Wilma Tiller Bert Cornell Cfootball hero? Bill Reel Artie Lewis CGeraldine's boy-friend? Bill Hampton Bob Flint fGeraldine's brother? Lee Roy Iones Iohn McKenney Cyoung college professor? Charles Robinson Prornpter -A Mildred Minton Stage Manager - Bob Simmons Properties - Byra Zell Fuller ..g3- Minstrel On Friday evening, Novem- ber l9, 1948, the Music Depart- ment oi M. T. H. S. presented The Cotton Town Minstrel. Both band and chorus members participated in the minstrel which was considered enter- iCIiI1i1'1Q by all who saw it. Mr. Herschel Ridgeway was interlocutor. The end- men who kept the audience constantly laughing at their antics Were: Tamboilerry Williams, Rastus-lim Har- ris, Sambo-Bill Evans, Pork Chops-Webster Maller, Ham Bone-lim Stgudacher, and Bones-Bill Tanner. -34-, PROGRAM - Part I Opening Chorus - Entire Com- pany, All Aboard for Cotton Town Dance Specialty -A Claire Reuter Hallelujah - Chorus Southern Airs Quartet - Don Grisham, Don Grant, Scott Lindner, Frank Pow- ell. Novelty Dance - Rastus Old Man River - F rank Powell Stay Away From My Man - Shirley Cox, Harriet Cook Closing Chorus -- Entire Company, Swanee Part Il Opening Chorus - Dancing On The Steamboat Whistle Novelty - Tambo Sonny Boy - Lee Roy Jones Miss Brothers Quartet - Lowell Allen, Richard Cannon, Dale Pate, lames Burchell Can't Help Lovin' That Man - De Lois Wolters Somebody Lied - Bones Set Down Servant - Chorus Tea For Two - Piano Duet, Mary Lou Hodge, Doris Feuer Closing Chorus - Entire Company, April Showers Minstrel S f i HS 5 K 42 16 J fi nl L- 3 15+ Q , f M E ,S . 'Wf'v- 24 f'Z ffK 1.l?2?9k i f 'kf EXX4fA2W'2.'v 'ff izwfi' ' f Athletic Eames and These Who Play Them In Um? Dream Seheel , NF 'v- will-Q - ,N wx 'lj t F,f,,,Nw sf iff. 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K 41 'W . e i if . sq 4 Q X Q Q 1 L Y X ji - Q , 1 5 ' A ' U ,,,, 1 1 x . K r x Q x X K . N .. V' A il K wx .sg Tiilgik - X N SN. x ' X A 'Q 'S ' ,Q 'KL Fw . - A 5' ra' ' x ...Q ' ' ' Wf . T . , . it 1 1 .. X .5 R . 5 , .. X K 5 . , Y ' . . . , , L X, . - .. . . R k .A.1,i. lil? i !'Ei!hffmiK15 , 5' .L 'Poi 'TLC ' L k fY. '. iff. 3 xx Ki ix 1 S' Q AR x H-X it 3 ii Freshman-Sophmmre Squad Top left to riqht: Holderfield, Lawrence, Iohnston, Brodell, Lindner, Cash, DeFrank, I. W. Rix Orville Hill, Ioe Adarns. Second row, left to right: Coach Trulove, E. Simmons, Evans, Delvfaris, Kendall, Cannon, B Hill, Stafford, Grant, Butler, Coach Bryan. Third row, left to right: Hubbard, Whiting, Richey, McCluskie, Colussi, Snoddy, Harris, Walk er, P. Weir. Bottom, left to riqht: McAnelly, Throqrnorton, Groves, Gulley, Cr. Hill, Jerry Allen, Bob Travel stead, Maller. 1 FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Marion U Carbondale Marion O West Frankfort Marion lFresh.l O West Frankfort Marion 2 Benton Marion 8 Centralia Marion O Mt. Vernon Marion 0 Harrisburg Marion 6 Iohnston City Tho 1948 Football Season MARION O CARTERVILLE 2 For the innaugeration of the 1948 football season the Marion Wildcats journeyed to Carterville to meet the Carterville Lions. The Lions eeked out a mere two points in the form of a safety for the only score of the game, which ended in a 2 to O score. MARION O ELDORADO I9 Our Wilcats came out on the short end of a 19 to O count against the Eldorado Eagles who were favorites over our squad. The team held an advantage in that they had a large squad. This, and a speedy backfield, spoiled the Cats' chance for a victory over Coach Trulove's home town team. MARION 7 WEST FRANKFORT 27 The West Frankfort Red Birds disappointed a large turnout of Marion fans at the first home game of the '48 season. The West Frankfort team was not much larger than our midget squad, but had several more experienced men than ours. The Birds ended the tilt with 27 points, and the Wildcats captured a touchdown and an extra point for 7 points. MARION 6 BENTON 33 The Benton Rangers rode into Marion to supply competition forthe Cats' second conference game and rode back to Benton with a 33 to 6 conquest. The Ranger with the most notches in his gun was the fullback, big Red Bauer, Who scored all 5 touch- downs for the visitors. The Marion squad scored their second conference touchdown on a long pass and a plunge after a long drive to the Benton goal line. MARION 7 CENTRALIA 21 The Wildcats hit the half-way point of their 1948 football campaign when they joumeyed to Centralia to meet the Centralia Orphans! The Orphans came out on top by a 21 to 7 score. The Wildcats pushed across their third such touchdown in con- ference competition this year when they tallied their 7 points against the Orphans. MARION 0 HARRISBURG 55 Cats treed by Bulldogs. The Harrisburg Bulldogs threw a hard punch at our Marion Wildcats at the tune of 55 to O at Harrisburg. The Bulldogs, one of the strong- est teams of the South Six and Southern Illinois, were made to earn all that they got, as it was not handed to them by the Cats. The Wildcats fought a hard battle, but the Harrisburg machine was not to be matched. MARION O IOI-INSTON CITY 32 The Marion Wildcats played host to the Iohnston City Indians in a non-conference affair that saw the cats lose their scalps as the fall victim by a 32 to 0 score. The Red Skins donned their war paint and crossed the Marion goal line at frequent intervals while the Wildcats failed to penetrate the Indians' zone. MARION 0 HERRIN 6 The Marion Wildcats tangled with the Herrin Tigers in the final out of town game of the year. The Tigers slipped by our Alma Mater by one mere touchdown, 6 to U. It was a hard loss for the team, especially against our old rivals from Herrin. MARION 0 CHRISTOPHER 13 The curtain rang down on another gridiron season here at M. T. H. S. as our Mar- ion Wildcats humbled before the Christopher Bearcats. The game, a non-conference tilt, ended in a I2 to O score as the Bearcats salvaged two touchdowns, one of which came in the last seconds of the game. -93- fi . VH .K X ?1 J' . P 'N 5? G-F fm-fx 4' an B E 'Z' , 'S - 2 , 'L N a x , 5 af' EE., 'iw 3' fn ei., m xbififw xfiiglanl J 3' fx Q i .S NN nf ' iisf. 1 1 4 ,i1..,: '63 5 . EE wigs . '??F -HF s .gif 3 Q9 ' X ,gi 3 F .F 43' iff! .nu-AL' ff' Q .. Q f JB l 8 5? X .Aw mf: Top Row, lett to right BILL DOBBER RANDOLPH 6'l 155 lbs. Senior Guard IOHN BOONER KAESER 5'lU l45 lbs. Junior Forward ff' Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion BILL COWBOY WEIR 5'7 170 lbs. Senior Forward BILL TANNER 5'8 160 lbs. Iunior Forward Bottom row, lett to right CHARLES SONNY RAGLIN 5'll 160 lbs. Sophomore Guard Managers THERON SIMMONS RONALD RUSSELL Marion L L LL L LLLL 50 Metropolis L L LL LL LL LLLLL Marion LLLL L L LLLL 41 Centralia LLLLL L LLL Marion LL L L L L 47 Iohnston City LL L LLLL MarionL L 47 Mt. Vernon L Marion L 40 Eldorado L Marion L L LL LL 34 Harrisburg L L 40 West Frankfort L LLLL 43 Marion L L LLL LLL Y We 41 Belleville LLLLL LLL 43 MarionLLLLLL LLLL -f We 52 Benton L L L LLLL LLL 62 Marion LLLLL ee 7 H 50 Harrisburg LLL L LL 4l Marion LLLL. L LL e We 54 Centralia LLLL LL 45 Marion LLLL LLLL e We - 47 Herrin LLLLL Ld 69 Marion L L LLLL f Y ef LL 38 Mt. Vernon LL LL 62 Marion LL Centralia Tournaments - Marion L LLL Marion Marion Marion 61 Olney LLL 52 60 Robinson 58 tSemi-finalsl Pana LLLLLL LLL 53 TOURNAMENTS Benton Tournaments - LLLL LL L 50 57 flfinalsl Freeport LLLL LLL 49 +95 -f 45 42 46 75 35 49 Carbondale West Frankfort L Herrin LL Benton LL LL Murphysboro Lawrenceville L Iohnston City L L MarionLLLLLLL 46 lohnston City Marion L LLL L 5l CSemi-finals? Harrisburg L Marion LLLLL LL 55 tFinalsl Benton L Basketball Coach Virgil Criss Wilson VARSITY SQUAD Top Row, left to right f Mgr. Russell, Iohn Kaeser, Bill Tanner Bill Weir, Mgr. Simmons. Middle Row, left to riqht - Coach Cuss Wilson, Bill Cloud Charles Raalin, Dale Moake, Bill Randolph, Kenny Anderson, As sistant Coach Cliff Storme. Bottom Row, left to right - lim Gulledqe, Iames Caqle, lack Con- nell, Iohn Kent, Richard Muzurek. 1 Marion Metropolis W- Marion Centralia ,..,, Marion lohnston City -- Marion Mt. Vernon -,, Marion Eldorado ,,,A Marion lFresh.J Goreville -U Marion Goreville .,.,. Marion Harrisburg M- Marion West Frankfort Marion Benton ,,,.,,. Marion Harrisburg ,,,, Marion tFresh.l West Frankfort Marion fFresh.D West Frankfort Marion Marion Centralia -.,,, Herrin - .... ,- FROSH-SOPH SQUAD Top Bow, left to right e Billy foe Hubbard, Morton Shively, Iobn Oliver, Iames Bobertson, Benny Bruce, Robert Turner, Donald Hill. Middle Bow, left to riqbt - Coach Cliff Storme, Willis Harris, Gene Baqqett, Carrol Miller, Tommy Iohnsion, Bobby Whiting, Donald Wise. Bottom Bow, left to right - Bob Groves, lohn Uselton, Don Ken- dall, Charles Baqlin, Dale Moake. Marion Mt. Vernon H Marion Carbondale , Marion tFresh.J Harrisburg , W Marion fFresh.l Carbondale W, , W., Marion CFresh.l Carbondale WW Marion West Frankfort Marion Herrin ,, , ,, Marion CFresl'1,J Harrisburg , Marion tFresh.J Goreville ,W Marion Goreville W Marion Benton ,WWW Marion Murphysboro W ,W Marion Carbondale H, , , ,,,, , Marion fFreshl West Frankfort Marion tFresh.J West Frankfort Marion Iohnston City ,, , -97- Cliff Storme Asst Basketball Coach rf .fm Q M9 ff ., rn 1 A x Q get . , , N 2 MQ:-5, 4? if HH- x -:mf w frm .4 , A :.,, - AV. V.::-'-v - I V .,,,.., , 1- n ' AM. I -1Z-:'1 I y . Q , , W- .' Fm . i 4 . fig .,. . KN 1 -sw Wia- wf Q 2 I J M .IW hu if? if h f,E2E,w 1 'Aflac ' 46 ' ib- ff hr f 1 - ...,.. , , HW. H , V fb '- 3' , .W I 'W A bn 3: K if E jf X Q ,K Z? Q- 2 Q ASP '40 Track Participation Mile - Absher, Trevor Wilhite V2 Mile - George Rogers, Bill Thompson 4:40 - Robert Lee, Zimmerman 2:20 - Bill Bethel, Ken Clarida, Richard Tolley 100 -- Tolley, Bill Rader Low hurdle e- Steve Zimmerman, Bob Simmons High hurdle - Iohn Zimmerman, Steve Zimmerman Pole vault - no letter man Broad jump - Bill McCabe High jump - Iames Cagle, Bill Thompscn Shot and disc - Bill Iames Varsity Relay - Richard Tolley, Bill Rader, Ken Clarida, Bill Bethel, Robert Lee County meet - Hurst Bush Hurst Bush - Mineral area meet Herrin relays Christopher Invitational West Frankfort Invitational Triangular meet - Marion, Johnston City, Carbondale Dual meet - Marion, Vienna South Six Conference meet - West Frankfort District meet - West Frankfort Half Mile Run High Hurdle Rogers - Thompson 1 lohn Zimmermgn ::. - -Nw ' 5 2 x aw -Q Q X ,Q Q - MM-0 Nm: X wp fx-. Vx .X -1,3 1 , ax -it W Km-gibkwex ,xx - x -Q- -S 'Y J feJ 1 .53'9'5 '!5v-4 fx My V .-JS.-My .-A .- im, , ..- Tracli Group Standing, left to, right - Bryan, lohn Zimmerman, Bill Iames, Iames H. Cagle, George Rogers, Bill Baldwin, Bill Thompson, Bill Bethel, Bob Simmons, Sieve Zimmerman, Bob Lee, Bill Absher, Trulove Middle Row, left to right - Mgr. Bob Jones, Iohn Barnwell, Don Berkel, Bill Baker, Ken Clarida, Richard Tolly, Bill Rader, Trevor Wilhite, Bill McCabe, Mgr. Charles Robinson. Bottom Row, left to right f- Gary Hill, lim Wilhite, Donald Kennedy, Bob Travel- siead, Dale Moake, Don Kendall, Bill Brodell, Parmely Weir -102- Standing, left to right - Cliff Storme, Coach, Melburn Baglin, Bob Gulledge, Marvin Posse, Paul Miller, Iirn Staudacher Center, left to right - Iirn Allen, Bill Weir, Iim Gulledge, Bill Randolph, George Henderson, Mgr. Harlan Drew Bottom, left to right - Curtis Clendenin, Bob Groves, Dick Newton, Iohn Kaeser, Mgr. lack McCluskie Baseball This year's baseball squad, coached by Cliff Storme, rounded out the regular season with 5 defeats and 5 victories, playing .500 baseball until the district tourney which was held at West Frankfort. There the Wildcats tangled ,With the Johnston City Indians, the Indians coming out on top by a 7 to 3 score. As a team, the Wildcats batted .24l. Iirn Tapper Gulledge held honors as leading hitter with a .435 average, and Curtis Clendenin led the mounds staff with 2 victories and 1 defeat Player Won Lost I. P. H. A. S. O, Walks W. P. Fosse 2 3 Z8 lf3 27 37 Z4 O Clendenin 2 1 16 lf3 15 12 2 R. Gulledqe l l 13 7 23 Z Kaeser 0 1 13 21 6 2 Allen U U 4 Z! 3 4 Z U Russell 0 U 2 f 3 5 l U R H E H E Marion -- 5 8 l Royalton , , 5 3 Marion -- 3 4 5 Herrin b-..a,,... 17 3 Marion .... l l l l 5 Carterville .,...,.. 6 2 Marion -- 4 7 l Carbondale Com. -U . - - 5 8 2 Marion -- 5 8 3 Carterville A , , , 5 4 Marion v - 5 3 5 West Frankfort 7 3 Marion ,- 7 5 O Carbondale Com. ,,.,,, l 2 4 Marion u 2 4 3 Ridgeway ,,i.,.,. B. , 1 2 Marion -- 4 7 O Royalton ...,,,, -, , 5 4 Marion .... 13 12 4 Herrin ..,..... v Y- f. - 7 5 DISTRICT TOURNEY AT WEST FRANKFORT Marion - - 3 5 5 Iohnston City ..... --- 7 1 --103 ... i E S AEE Acknowledgment I wish to express my thanks and appreciation to all those who so willingly aided rne in any way with the publication of the 1949 Memory Kit. Without their aid and assistance the publication of this book would have been impossible. To the following go my special thanks and appreciation: Miss Ianet Wilson, faculty advisor, who gave so willingly of her time and advice. Her assistance added immeasurably to the process of publishing this book. My personal thanks to each member of the Memory Kit Staff. The Memory Kit staff-editor never had a finer group of boys and girls to work with. Without their hard work this book could not have been what it is. Betty Jo Green, Editor Advertisement The advertising on the following pages has been furnished through the cooperation of local business concerns. The Mem- ory Kit Staff appreciates the interest of Marion citizens in the school and here wants to express appreciation for the help rendered the 1949 staff in the publication of this year's book. -l05- A Service Institution Organized for Permanent Security COURTEOUS SERVICE AMPLE FACILITIES THE BH Ii UF IVIZIHIII MARION, ILLINOIS Member ot Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation --1U6-- COMPLIMENTS J. C. FORD, INC. Your Chevrolet and Cadillac Dealer MARION lLLlNQlS I Trade Mark - Req. U. S. Pat. Off. llnal Belt Hnttlinq Cn I. V. WALKER AND SONS THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHING PUBLIC SQUARE GEO. R. GREENWOOD, Mgr. MARION, ILL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 X L' ' O6 The best Wishes of all the folks QI Limerick - -1 RDJX l fo yOu as you make your Way upward On the ladder Of success. LIMERICK FINANCE CORP. WHERE FRIENDLINESS AND FINANCE MEET -108- AT YOUR CITY GROCERY PHONE MARION FURNITURE MART THE HOME OF HOME OUTFITS 309 N. MARKET PHONE 75 M 109 -- 4 U .f wi gzwaufr ' 5 Compliments Of ULSU 'S FLUWEHS 1206 N. COURT OPPOSITE CEMETERY SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Member F. T. D. TELEPHONE 136 ELLIOT'S' DAIRY CLARIFIED, PASTEURIZED AND HOMOGENIZED PRODUCTS MARION, ILL. PHONE 60-W --I1U- H AND H GARAGE 1101 SOUTH COURT PHONE 752 Compliments Ot Curry Motor Sales 607 N. MARKET PHONE 467 Your Dodge, Plymouth and Dodge Iob-Rated Trucks Dealer WAYNE CURRY Owners WILLIS I. LEWIS Washing and Greasing Auto Accessories Tire Repairing Lee's Sinclair Service WEST MAIN 6. COURT STREET MARION, ILLINOIS We Call For and Deliver TELEPHONE 1429-R Compliments Of Compliments Of Norman Vault Co. SHERMAN Distributor For RED SPOT PAINT STORE and N. E. CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE YALE HARDWARE MARION, ILLINOIS WHEN YOU THINK OF GOOD CLOTHES Think OI BEST CLOTHES IN EGYPT BAINBRIDGE JEWELRY WEBER BROS HIGH SCHOOL JEWELRY H 3 rd Wa re , I n C CLASS RINGS I SINCE 1882 MARION, ILLINOIS VERN AND LES PHONE 176 OHIO VALLEY CREAMERY CO. CREAM POULTRY EGGS PHONE QU MARION, ILL. 217 N. MARKET MARION, ILLINOIS IMP W LLPASPE RSP m-Zmmldm no-25151555 Bring Your Paint Problems To Paint People PAINT AND WALL PAPER STORE Pianos, Radios, Musical Supplies Furniture, F riqidaires and Appliances J. B. HEYIJE SIINS THE OLDEST MUSIC HOUSE IN EGYPT TELEPHONE 3-W 208 NORTH MARKET 113-117 N. MADISON STREET MARION, ILLINOIS -113- GARRISON'S M A Y E R The Home oi Fine Furniture d C I PHILCO RADIOS an 0 nc' BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY W- A- MAYERI MGT- 300 - 400 W. MAIN PHONE 108 MARION, ILL. HAY - FEED - SEEDS BABY C1-HX PARKS DRUGS 708 N. MADISON WALGREEN AGENCY F. E. PARKS ci SON MARION, ILLINOIS PHONE 216 MARION, ILL. I BARBECUED PORK SANDWICHES DELUXE HAMBURGERS Serving The Best Of .... Featuring - Iumbo Hot Dogs, Sandwiches. Ice Cream, Cold Drinks 708 W. Main at Court Street Wcxddie And Iennie Campbell, Proprietors H114- Wohlwend Motor And Equipmont Co.. Inc. YOUR DESOTO AND PLYMOUTH DEALER 102 - 106 N, COURT ST. PHONE 159 E. B. IACKSON BOWMAN QS TANNER GENERAL INSURANCE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES SPORTING GOODS I City - Farm - Auto - Bonds and MARION, ILLINOIS HOME SUPPLIES 504 PUBLIC SQUARE MARION, ILLINOIS --11'5f- ' HOWARD 5: CASEY LA COMPANY WHOLESALERS Marions Most Exclusive To LADIES READY-'ro-WEAR Independent Retail Grocers HE 1 - b E I I Since 1897 xc uslve ut not xpenslve Walnut Com and peas MRS. DEATON AND DAUGHTERS R. F. Paints and Varnishes Cherry Bell Flour PHONE 282-R MORGAN'S D-X SERVICE l 104 W. MAIN sir. MARION, ILL. -116- GEO. F. WILLIAMS, Mqr. - 625W W. E. WILLIAMS - 452R WILLIAMS PONTIAC COMPANY SALES AND SERVICE PONTIAC CARS GMC TRUCKS 300 N. COURT ST., MARION, ILL. PHONES 6 cmd 382 The Home of Good Used Cars Wholesale and Retail Hayton Motor Sales ALEXANDERS OLDSMOBILES STORE SIX AND HGHTS NEEDS Fon THE ENTIRE We Service all Makes of Cars FAMILY SPIRES MILLER 603 N. MARKET MARION, ILL. Proprietors Compliments Of Goodyear Tires and Tubes Hot-Point Appliances 208 N. MARIGIT ST. , PHONE 109 MARION, ILL. -117- BOCARD AUTO PAINT and TRIM CO. FENDER AND BODY REPAIRING FRAME AND AXLE ALIGNMENT 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE PHONE 503 Wohlwend Sundries The Sally Shoppe FOUNTAIN SERVICE GIFTS FOR EVERYONE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE PHONE 1054 500 PUBLIC SQUARE 703 W. MAIN PHONE 1338 SPEED'S CONFECTIONERY GREYHOUND CAFE OFFICE OF GREYHOUND LINES PUBLIC SQUARE . PHONE 338 MARION, ILL. R. C- SMOTHERS S. P. SMOTHERS -118- PROTECTION.. '5'ure, anjroa c'0afa'f1?o66eb'er Proper protection for your furniture and house- hold goods is more important today than ev before. The cost of replacing your furniture has increased to the point where you no longer can afford to be careless in storing your things. You need the care and protection that is offered in Mayflower Ware- houses. In Southern Illinois Your Local Mayflower Warehouse Man Is COURTNEY - MAYF LOWER COURTNEYS MOVING AND STORAGE Marion 568 Mt. Vernon 1002 MOVING - PACKING - SHIPPING COURTNEY'S MOVING AND STORAGE 513 N. MARKET MARION, ILL. TELEPHONE 568 KAESER CAMPBELL LUMBER COMPANY DRUG STORE QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS 602 N. MARKET PHONE 236 The Rexall Store 200 N. MARKET PHONE 735 --119- MARION BAEING EUHPURATIUN M SUEEESS AND BEST WISHES TU THE ELASS UE '49 Ray McCormick Ray Allen Marynelle Smart Wilkinson Elsie Gulley Iessie Irene Sneddon MARK WOODLEY MABLE TODD OWEN I. COX HIJBEHTS INSURANCE AGENCY PULLEY a11llSUNS BARBECUE EAST HARD ROAD MARION, ILLINOIS PHONE I07-R Ioyner Bros. Inc. CWholesale Onlyl MARION, ILL. Distributors of - Iohnson's Box Candy Cigars Tobacco Fountain Supplies Bob's I ewelry GIFTS FOR ANY AGE WATCH REPAIRING 303 N. MARKET PHONE 1458W The I.. B. PRICE Mercantile Company Blankets - Rugs - Spreads Curtains - Sheets Bibles and Electric Irons DRAPES MADE UP READY TO HANG H. P. HUNGATE DISTRICT MGR. I Adams Shoe Shop Crosby Square And Little Yankee Shoes BALL BRAND FOOTWEAR 418 N. MARKET PHONE 605 Compliments of MOORE'S EWELRY efrrom ev ASH EATON and ASH OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS FOX'S FLOWERS 419 S. COURT ST. WE WIRE FLOWERS PHONE 522 We Follow You At School. You Follow Us To GEM CAFE 103 N. MARKET MARION, ILLINOIS PHONE 250 -123- Where We All Meet SNEDDON'S DAVID - BOB Proprietors 1201 W. MAIN PHONE 511-W Comphments of E. BLANKENSHIP AND CO. WHOLESALE AUTOMOTIVE PARTS IOBBER MACHINE SHOP Located Throughout Southern Illinois 704 W. MAIN PHONE 111 Compliments Of Savaqe Hatchery And Feed Store WAYNE FEEDS AND ARROW CHICKS GROCERIES 200 E. UNION PHONE 877 Comphments Of BARGAIN CENTER STORES HOSIERY - DRY GOODS INFANT'S WEAR Largest Stock of Yard Goods in Southern Illinois MARION MURPHYSBORO Eeed Lumber Properly Used Has Never Failed NUHM!-IN LUMBEH I ' Y!-IRD ' PHONE 555 106 E. IEFFERSON SOUTHERN ILLINOIS AIRWAYS INCORPORATED COIVIPLETE FACILITIES FOR ALL TYPES OF STUDENT TRAINING PHONE 103 MARION ILL -125-- MARION ICE AND COAL CO. SOUTH GRANITE LUKE IOHNSON, Mqr. MARION, ILL. PHONE 234 GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Recreation Supplies - Radios - Bicycles FIRESTONE STORE 401 N. MARKET PHONE 45 Compliments Of Compliments Of GOSS QDUM'S HOME FURNISHINGS IEWELRY Sewing Machine Center 306 W. MAIN PHONE 559B -126- E QQ' 5135 , N ma 1 ' ' H mm . , FA -1 K J. rs.:::,x,i,nQs.',,, I2'w sf .. :5:,i' 4 V v,,,y,-mp r w' 1 , . wa , FEURER BROTHERS GROCERIES AND MEATS FROZEN FOOD LOCKER PLANT 113 S. RUSSELL PHONE 677 MARION MOTORS AUTHORIZED FORD SALES AND SERVICE MARION, ILL. 700 N. MARKET PHONE 299 -127- H: ,I as Q . .,., gk . IN ENTERTAINMENT In The Mos? Beautiful Theatre -In Southern Illinois couR'rEoUs SERVICE - PQPULAR PRICES YOU LL ENJOY AN EVENING WITH US NORRIS BROTHERS COAL, SAND, GRAVEL and GRADING 1001 NORTH COURT MARION- H-L -ize- EAHL SUHGEN STUDIOS MODERN PORTRAITS Commercial and lmlustrial Photographs 205 N. MARKET ST. MARION ILL Compliments of 807 N. MARKET MARION, ILL. PHONE 32 I -1291- MARION CITY BUS COMPANY CHARTERED BUS SERVICE Ride The Bus To All The Games There Is NU SUBSTITUTE For Uuality That's the reason the Staff of the Memory Kit selected our organization to THE 1949 IVIEIVIUHY HIT There is no time for experiments in the production of a school annual. That is why the Wealth of experience and ideals of our highly trained craftsmen are of real assistance to you. produce. The principal purpose of your book is to record for the faculty, students and friends, in Words and pictures, a remembrance of the year's activities. The standard of the school is reflected in its year book and no substitute for quality should be considered. We Want to prove to you, as We have to many others, that We can serve you best by handling all details of your next annual. DESIGN - ENGRAVINGS - PRINTING - BINDING irwourian ,Qrinfing 8' .sjfafionery 0. PRINTING - LITHOGRAPI-IING U- OFFICE FURNITURE and SUPPLIES Cape Girardeau, Missouri FII. ll pu . -130--. 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