Martinsville High School - Blue Streak Yearbook (Martinsville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1940 volume:

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We Jfope . . . that you enjoy what you see, and . . . that this BLUE STREAK will add to your good memories of M.C.H.S. The sun beats down upon these walls, Where vine and crevice go their ways: While time works on within the halls, To slowly fashion all our days. But there is more that fills this place: To those we cherish there must be- For deeds and thoughts we can't erase- Devotion through eternity. Page fi'1'e-The Blue Streak PRINCIPAL JULIAN I-IoUsE Eastern Illinois State Teachers' Col- ledge: University of Illinois. B.S.. A.M. p . Another successful school year is credited to Mr. House. His patience, fairness, and understand- ing of student problems, have won for him the sincere loyalty and re- spect of the entire student body. The Blue Slrmlr-Page air Carl Beabout, President: William Cunningham: l.. O. Kitchen, Secretary: William Sin clairg Wayne Stephenson. The Board of Education The community has given these men the re- sponsibility of maintaining high standards of education in M.C.H.S. These board members have given unselfishly of their time and efforts in performing their duties. Pagmrei-en-7'l1e Blue Sfreulf Faculty GERALDINE NORTH Home Economics University of Illinois, B.S. HOMER HURST Social Studies Illinois State Normal University, B.Ed. University of Illinois, A.IVl. George Peabody College for Teachers JOHN G. POWERS Industrial Arts and Athletics Eastern Illinois State Teachers' College, B.Ed. University of Iowa University of Wisconsin ALENE GALBREATH English and Latin Southern Illinois State Teachers' College, B,Ed University of Illinois, A,IVl. MERLIE L. GALLATIN Commerce Indiana State Teachers' College, B.S. Harvard University LLOYD CASE Science Illinois State Normal University, B.Ed. University of Illinois EDIVIOND H. BENNETT Agriculture University of Illinois, B.S. CLARA L. BALMER Mathematics Eastern Illinois State Teachers' College, B.Ed University of Illinois GERALD ROYER English and Music Eastern Illinois State Teachers' College University of Iowa University of Illinois, B.Ed. The Blue Streak-Page eight Linda Carpet, Editor-in-Chief: Thelma Burger, Organizations and Features Editor: Mary Ellen Mauk. Alumni Editor: Winton Hammond, Sports Editor: Joanne Worick, Snapshots Editor. Blue Streak Staff The Blue Streak Staff did not abandon the general policies followed by previous editors. It did concen- trate, however, on not only improving the established features of the publication, but also on adding, two new attractions-the new type of cover and binding and the colorgraph. The staff worked under the direction of Miss North and Mr. Hurst. Page nine--Thei Blue Streak my Off Duty And when we dine, we always dine with n A little bundle of mischief. You know, Wilson was a history teach- er! ry Our band master- and how! Principally speaking. l'm the principal. Looks like you met a snowball! I'm awfully anxious for June to get here. Boy, am I good! As strong as--well, anything. The Blue Streak-Page ten AQNXX M W W 9 My dllllkjb My WI!! I L A E OFFICERS AND SPONSORS ' LaNora Hood, President: Truman Spittler, Vice-President: Mildred Gallatin, Secretary- Treasurerg Donald Craig. Reporter: Miss North and Mr. Hurst, Sponsors. SENIORS M.C.H.S. registered thirty-nine freshmen in 1936. Veloa Montgomery, LaNora Hood, Dean Spires, and Denver Mumford were chosen as officers. Miss Lovett and Mr. Garrigus sponsored the group in their fall party and Twin Lakes picnic. Additions brought the sophomore roll to forty. Miss Gallatin and Mr. Garrigus were assisted by Dale Sinclair, Thelma Burger, Paul Veach, and Haven Hammond. An April Fools' party was followed a few weeks later by a second trip to Paris. Thirty-eight juniors were led by Junior Doran, LaNora Hood, Thelma Burger, and Mildred Gallatin, with Miss North and Mr. Kirkton as sponsors. Great events were the carnival, Cakewalk, Hallowe'en party, His Ozark Cousin, the Junior-Senior banquet, and the inevitable trip to Paris. The class entered its last year with thirty-seven members. Albert Husted enrolled before Christmas. Mrs. Galbreath directed Aunt Tillie Goes to Town, and we were entertained at the Junior-Senior banquet. The year closed with the usual Senior Week activities. The Blue Streak-Page twelve SENIORS... LAURA PENCE G.C.C. 1, 2, 3. l'm in a Pence-we mood. NADINE PATCHETT Tennis 2, 3, 4: Office 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. l're:idcnt 2. 4, Reporter 3: G.C.C. 1, Z, 3. Vice- President 3: Cxirls' Chorus 1, 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 4. All-American Girl. ELSIE LORENE DORAN G.A.A. 1. 2: G.C.C. 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Oflice 4: Class Play 3: Girls' Trio 4: Clarinet Trio 4: Clarinet Quartet 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Mixed Quartet 3. 'iEnjoyment of laughter. DONALD CRAIG Football 4: Track 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3. 4: Class Reporter 4. Up and coming for a back-stage man. DALE H. SINCLAIR Class President 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 4: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer Z, Secretary 3, Reporter 4. Scrtiorval Vice-President 4, State Farmer Judging Team 1, 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 4: Boys' Chorus 1. 2.4: Band 1, 2. 3,41 Orchestra 3. 4: Mixed Quar- tet 3: Vocal Solo 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: All-State Chorus 4. l'm still wearing last ye-ar's love. KATHRYN KANNMACHER Girls' Chorus 2, 3. 4: G.C.C. 1, 2, 3: Band 3: Mixed Chorus 4. Do I blush when 1'm angry, or get angry when I blush? DELANE NAPIER Little man, what now? PAUL VEAC1-I F.F.A. 3, 4. Secretary 4, Meat Identification Team 4. Give me a horse, a great big horse . . Page thirteen,-'I'he Blue Streak SENIORS MITCHELL PARRISH Football 4: Basketball 4: Track 4: Carnival King 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Boys' Chorus 4. l'm a stranger here myself. HAVEN HAMMOND F.F.A. 1, 2. 3, Treasurer 3, Delegate 2, 3, Judg- ing Team 1, 2. 3: Class Reporter 1: Band l. Z. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 4: Office 3, 4: Class Play 3: Boys' Chorus 1, 4: Alto Horn Solo 4. Kill time, but never work it to death! ROGENE CUNNINGHAM G.C,C. l. 2. 3: Home Economic: Club 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4: G.A.A. 4: Library 3. 4: Oilice 4: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Vocal Solo 2, 3, 4: Girls' Trio 4: All-State Chorus 4: Class Play 3, 4. Silence is golden, but l'm off the gold standard. WOOD F. OVERHOLT Band 3, 4: Trumpet Quartet 3: Trumpet Trio 4. Well, the Sophs have to have some example. KENNETH G. HARDWAY Theres nothing like a good argument, provided you can win. NORMA ELAINE HUEFMAN Girls' Chorus 1. 4. SecretaryfTreasurer 4: G.C.C. 1, 2, 3: G,A.A. 2, 3, 4: Library 3,4:Off1ce 3. I am conlented, and will not complain. VELOA MONTGOMERY Class President l: G.C.C. 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. Vicc-Prvident 4: Girls' Chorus l: Offite 4: Home Economics Club 4, President 4. This is my last affair-well, maybe. The Blue SIrmk+Pr1ge fourteen SENIORS LINDA CARPER Band l, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: Library 3: Clarinet Trio 4: Clarinet Quartet 4: G.C.C. 1, 2, 3: G.A,A. 1: Blue Streak Stall 4. Not much to say-her work speaks for her. THELMA BURGER Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3: Library 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2: G.C.C. 1, Z, 3: Class Play 4: Class Vice-President 2, Secretary-Treas- urer 3: Blue Streak Stall 4. It must be nice to be trustworthy. MILDRED GALLATIN Girls' Chorus l, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Ofiice 3: Saxo- phone Solo 4: Saxophone Quartet 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Class Play 4: G.C.C. 1, 2. 3: Class Reporter 3. Secretary-Treasurer 4. There's so much on my mind these days. JAMES CURTRIGHT . F,F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Judging Team l. 2, 3.4. The other Country Gentlemanftj l WINTON HAMMOND Band 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Blue Streak Staff 4: Literary 4. He burned the midnight oil-but it was gasoline. MARY ELLEN MAUK G.C.C. 1.2, 3: Office 4: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4. President 4: Orchestra 3, 4: All-State Chorus 3: Literary 3, 4: Saxophone Solo 4: Saxophone Quartet 3, 4: Mixed Quartet 3: Mixed Chorus 4: Piano Solo 2: Blue Streak Stall 4, Many things to do, little time to do them. AVONELLE TROUT G.A.A. 1, Z. 3: G.C.C. 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus l, 2: Mixed Chorus 2. I'll work on the tennis courts this period. Page fifteen-The Blue Streak S E N I TRUMAN SPITTLER ORS F.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4, President 3, Judging Team 1, 2, 3. 4' Class V'c:-President Boys' Chorus 4: Class Play Mr. Case, I object. CARL JR. TOWELL 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 4: 4: Literary 4. Class Play 3: Basketball 4: Track 4. It is not wise to b MARY JANE JONES G.C.C. 2. 3: G.A.A. 3, 4: 4: Home Economics Club 4, Dat not of the 'John Pa JAMES JR. DORAN Football 1. 2, 3, 4: e wiser than necessary. Literary 3: Class Play 3. Reporter 4. ul' Joncs'. Basketball 3. 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Class President 3. Wake up and live! CHARLES GILBERT For men only. BERNADINE LEE Literary 3. 4: Office 3: G.A.A. l. 2. 4: G.C.C. 1. 2, 3: Literary 3: Commercial Z. A little bit of all right. ELEANOR NANCY STRATTON Literary 2: Girls' Chorus 2. 3. Wise indeed is she who to read. ALBERT HUSTED, 2: Library 3: G.C.C. l, knows of what and how JR. Jes' up fum the Souf, Suh. The Blue Streak-Page sixteen SENIORS MARY PENDLETON Band 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Trio 4: Clarinet Trio 4: Clarinet Quartet 4: Mixed Chorus 4: G.C.C. 1.2.3. A song a day keeps trouble away. LINDA LEE RATTS G.A.A. 1,2: G.C.C. 1, 2, 3: Band 3, 4. Cheeks like rosy, red apples. And why not? JOANNE WORICK Girls' Chorus Z. 4. Vice-President 4: G.C.C. Z. 3: Commercial 2: Orchestra 3, 4: Band 3. 4: Saxophone Quartet 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Class Play 3, 4: Blue Streak Staff 4: Library 3: G.A,A. 4. Look this way. and I'll snap your picture. JAMES WORICK Class Play 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Mixed Chorus 4. My heart's in the sky lands, my heart is not here. MAXWELL HOOD Band l. 2: Football 4: Basketball 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Class Play 3. Called for, asked for, and sought for. LA NORA HOOD Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3. 4: Oflice 4: Violin Solo l: G.A.A. 4' C'ass Vic:-President l. 3, Presi- dent 4: G.C.C. 1. 2. 3: Library 3. Where Ihcre's a will, there's a way. IVA MAY GARR G.C.C. l, 2, 3: G.A,A. 1. 2, 3: Home Economics Club 4. I print awhile, then draw awhile. EVELYN KANNMACHER G.C.C. l. 2, 3. Treasurer 1. Secretary 2: Band 3. Play 11 game of ping-pong? Page .vez-enfeen-The Blue Streak Wintry Days Some snow birds- or sumpir1'. Aw, boys, take it easy! Duck. Miss Balmer. Here it comes! 'Pipsqueak'- Mary Nell to you. Wonder who he hit ? v Ready, aim . . . I' Would you call this a set-up . . . . Or an up-set? Won't you trip in those, Mr. Hurst? What would we do without 'Uncle Wash'? 1' Blue Sfreuk-I'ugv eighlven Row 1: C. Ellington, F. Millis, J. Ulrey, J. Beltz, H. Shaffner. V. Conrad, D. Hutch- ens, G. Shade, B. Downey, R. Ryan, B. Martin. C. Zimmerman. Row 2: Mrs. Galbreath, J. Stanneld, N, Romines. J. Zachary. R. Richey. S. Reed, L. Fraker. N. Patchett. R. Alcorn, J. W. Kelley, E, Reed. P. Bowen, Mr. Powers. Row 3: M. Shotts, J. Devlin, B. Cook, M. Inman, M. Hardway, M. Greenwell, P, Cunningham, M. Ax, F. Beabout. N. Maxwell, E. Atkins, F. Swope, R. Cline. Not shown: D. Hills. K, Hurt, M. Munch. JUNIORS In 1937 forty-two freshmen elected Glenn Shade, Dale Hutchens, Virginia Wright and Bill Downey as oflicers, with Miss Balmer and Mr. Riefsteck as sponsors. Thirty-seven members returned for 1938. Bob Alcorn and Mary Hardway joined the class. The oflicers were Eleanor Atkins, Robert Ryan. Mary Hard- way, and Bill Downey. Miss Gallatin and Mr. Easter served as sponsors. This year the addition of Jim Stanfield and Mary Munch brought the en- rollment to thirty-nine. Roger Richey, Marjorie Ax, Faye Swope and Phyllis Cunningham were chosen as officers. Mrs. Galbreath and Mr. Powers were the sponsors. As usual, a fall festival, the class play, a banquet and a picnic were sponsored. I'uge11inrleen-The Blue Streak s Noon Hour The way I heard it was . . Our Carnival King and Queen are crowned. Don't push, A1- bert. There she bel One of our Afresh- - fn 125. iSilly, aren't they C U, to Seniors. T 'IXow, which one's which? 'Under the spreading . . . well, some kind of tree. 'Aw, girls. give me a bite. 'Remember when 'Uncle Wash' broke his arm? 'Playing leap frog. Bill? The Blue Streak4Page fwe fy Row l: J. D. Elmore. E. Montgomery, J. Seaton, L. Shanks. D. Updegraff. O. Jones, S. Blankenbaker. J. McNurlan, E. Weir, C. Ferguson, L. Perisho, M. Lindley. D. Harlow. K. Fasig, J. Hill. Row 2: Miss Gallatin, R. Tingley, B. Garvcr, B. Patchctt, D, Connelly. L. Smith. V. Richart. B. Laingor, J. Sharp, Z. Staley, L. Stricklett, D. Napier, D. Hammond, Mr. Case. Row 3: H. Kannmacher, R. Thompson, A. Ax. J. Hall, L. Craig. R. Morgan, R. Hutchings, B. Bennett. B. Copeland. W. Kelley. J. Snavely. C. Munch. Not shown: F. Bowen. J. Cooper, J. Bowen. SOPHOMORES This class shows considerable promise for the future. Its forty members last year made contributions in sport, music, and other activities. The official group consisted of Betty Ann Copeland, Dallas Hammond. J, D. Elmore, Henrietta Kannmacher, Miss Balmer, and Mr. Bostic. Some additions this year kept the roll at forty. The class elected Sidney Blankenbaker, J. D. Elmore, Lowell Stricklett, and John McNurlan to do the leading. Miss Gallatin and Mr. Case did the supervising. Page fuuenrlyvmle-The Blue Sllwnli' Happy Days You're pep! And so are you! 14 11 Oh, for a board! They're off! Beside a garden wall -or is that the schoolhouse? Guess Whose ! Hi there, blondies! 41 Gee, that sun's bright 1 A'Good old fire-plug. We combine our band with Newton's -and make music. u Come on, gang, let's goI 11:0 Blue Streak-Prrye tu fy I Row 1: C. Hood, C. Davidson, L. Spraker, B. Mauk, J. Kitchen, J. Smith, R. Patch- ett, F. Bowen, R. Zimmerman, R. Earlywine, L. Bartlett, S. Phillippe, E. Johnson, J. Cun- ningham, V. Brosman. Row Z: Miss Balmer, F. Kelley, L. Huffman, J. Sharp, D. Brown, M. Craig. H. Napier. W, Carper, W. Hall, E. Hammond, C. Morgan. J, Ax, R. Eirhart, Mr. Bennett. Row 3: B. Doran. H. Cline, J. Wiser, M. Ozment, V. Shaffer, A. Hammond, J. Shaffer, J. Hartman, U. Kelley, R. Seaton, E. Dill, H. Carper, C. Cooper.. FRESHMEN Forty-three freshmen entered school in September. Early in the year the class lost George and Jimmie McMahon, Charles Davidson, Raymond Early- wine, and Evelyn Dill. After the members became acquainted they elected Bill Mauk, President: Sidney Phillippe, Vice-President: Lowell Huffman, Secretary-Treasurer: and Helen Carper, Reporter. Miss Balmer and Mr. Bennett were chosen as sponsors. Social events of the year were a Weiner roast at Twin Bridges and a spring picnic at Twin Lakes. Page twenty-three-The Blue Streak Highlights of o Good Year SEPTEMBER - That necessary beginning. . . . Freshmen take I. Q. test .... Regular classes once again ..,. If anyone wants books. see Miss Gallatin .... Announce- ment: Please do not skate on the floors: and, the back seats in the assembly are reserved for teachers .... Miss North and Mr. Hurst are Senior sponsors .... La Nora Hood is presi- dent .... Linda Carper, Editor-in-Chief of annual .... Blue Streak sales open .... Uncle Wash has broken arm. Speedy recov- ery! . . . Mary, Henrietta, Jimmy are cheer- leaders .... We have a visitor, Miss Von- I mean Mrs. Weems. . . . Classes flnally choose sponsors and ollicers. OCTOBER-Why are all Seniors dressed up? Oh, I see. they're to be shot-with a camera .... Everybody smile! . . . No school -Teachers' Institute .... Don't push. we want to see picture proofs, too .... Girls' Chorus entertains Boys' Chorus .... Fresh- man girls initiated .... Why all the groan- ing and frowning . . . Report cards, eh? . . . G.A.A. entertains .... Mr. House gives pointers on student conduct. . . . Ditto on friendship. . . . We have a speaker, Red Sothern, a sportsman. . . .Courtesy Week-Home Management class demonstrates Table Manners. . . . Typing class drama- tizes. Applying for a Position. NOVEMBER-English I and IV give Amateur program on courtesy .... Teach- ers' Conference, so no school for a day .... Seniors have try-outs for the play .... Mr. House tells about American Education Week. . . . Annual Staff contracts for 1940 Annual .... Juniors have Carnival .... Bette Copeland and Mitchell Parrish are Carnival Queen and King .... No school for two days--Thanksgiving-from all of us. . . . Newcomer. Albert Husted .... What a stampede! No, not to Albert .... Senior pictures come all wrapped in Christmas paper. DECEMBER-Mr. Hurst gives Fresh- men and Sophomores ideas on the annual, . . . The game last night must have been too much for Junior: He slept through English IV and Latin class .... Silence in the band room-Mr. Royer sick .... Aunt Tillie Goes to Town. . . . Thanks. Mrs. G. . . . Highway Safety talk. Subject- Night Driving. . . . We couldn't. by any chance. have any Sap or Romeo drivers around here? . . . Booster Club organized with Marion Greenwell, President .... Junior Class rings here, and aren't the Juniors proud? Special announcement-Miss North engaged. . . . Mrs. Weems visits school .... Mr. Stout tells of Other Wise Man. . . . Merry Christmas! JANUARY-Mrs. Galbreath makes resolu- tions .... Have you? . . . Fred G. Bales speaks .... Mr. Bennett runs into door. . . . Everyone please turn in report card today- if not sooner .... Receive letter from Miss Lovett .... Special assembly. and Mr. House tells the boys to come on in .... Why, Joe- anna! . . . Frederick Bowen walks five miles in sub-zero weather .... A scholar at last! . . . Committee chooses Commencement an- nuoncements .... Two cats meow in assem- bly fMauk and Martinj .... La Nora gets medal from D.A.R .... Tournaments and such from now on .... Wasn't the nice weather nice? FEBRUARY-Mr. Royer absent so Jim S. leads band .... Mr. House gives details on life of Lincoln .... Ditto on behavior. . . . Musical program led by Mr. Royer. . . . School dismissed early .... My goodness. it looks like several girls are graying awfully fast .... English IV class gives Washington play, and eight girls give Minuet. Oh! so that's why they have gray hair! . . . Hello. Martha .... Speaker from Millikin talks to Seniors about college .... We get to see movies these days .... A pigeon comes to school every day .... Mother-Daughter Ban- quet. MARCH-The band gives a concert, and contestants play their pieces .... Some num- bers were recorded .... Betty Ulrey and Estie Updegraff arrive .... Spring activities in full swing .... Junior Class play .... Spring sports .... Speech team to sub- dis- trict .... Music contests for chorus. band. ensembles, and soloists .... End work on Blue Streak .... Spring weariness in younger set .... Home Management class hits candy- making stage .... Pleases Mr. Case no end. . . . Seniors throw party. aided and abetted by friends Galbreath and Gallatin .... Ain't them sunshine and air wunnerful? APRIL--Hectic spring contests .... Phil Brown fRose Showl .... Will Seniors miss final exams? . . . Guidance Conference. . . . Why don't cards and invitations come? We need those presents .... See how the Freshies have changed since last fall .... Juniors be- gin to eye outside rows .... But Seniors are still in command .... What went with these last four years? . . . Any seeds sprouting yet, Mr. Bennett? MAY-Here we are! . . . But why? . . . Junior-Senior Banquet .... Don't the faculty look extinguished ? . . . How did I catch this cold? . . . Open House enjoyed as usual. . . . Caps and gowns problem aired-and put back in storage .... Annuals arrive and exam exemptions announced .... Paris for young- sters, Turkey Run for adults .... Reception and breakfast .... Our heads whirl .... Practice and decorating .... Wonder if Miss Von remembers .... And. will Miss North? . . . Marching and drilling .... There's the processional .,.. And we got through the recessional .... And--gosh, where are we now? . . . And, what? . . . And, why? The Blue Streak-Page twenty-four A Suggested Lost Disposition By THE EDITORS As we approach the glorious time when we shall put away the cares and tribulations of an arduous high school career, and as we prepare for the Joys of adult existence, it is appropriate that the following bequests be considered Thelma Burger-Her center seat in history to Joan Devlin. Linda Lindy Lou Carper-Her study habits to Jim Staniield. Donald Don Craig-His checkered shirts to J. W. Kelley. Rogene Susie Cunningham-Her proximity to the schoolhouse to S1 Reed James Jim Curtright-His sauciness to Betty Doran. Elsie Doran-Her place in the Trio to James Eirhart. Junior Squire Doran-His heart interest to fate. Mildred Mid Gallatin-Truman to some good college. Iva May Garr--Her drawing board to Conrad Zimmerman. Charles Chas Gilbert-His seriousness to Joe Sharp. Haven Curly Hammond--His checker crown to Ernie Montgomery. Winton Dinger Hammond-His driving skill to Forrest Millis. Kenneth Kenny Hardway-His illness to nobody. La Nora Hood-The class to posterity. Maxwell Sonny Hood-His hustle to J. D. Elmore. Norma Huffman-Her dark eyes to Frederick Bowen. Albert Casanova Husted-His pipe to Lowell Huffman. Mary Jane Baby Jane Jones-The hospital to the natives. Evelyn Ev Kannmacher-Her ping pong ball to Mr. Bennett. Kathryn Katie Kannmacher-The city of Allright to the Indians. Bernadine Skeet Lee- Her height to Vernon Conrad. Mary Ellen Pickles Mauk-Her timidity to Henrietta Kannmacher Veloa Daisy Bell Montgomery-Her foods interest to Juanita Hall Delane Nape Napier-His hook shot to Hammer Reed. Wood Woody Overholt-His cornet lip to Kelley Fasig. Mitchell Mitch Parrish-His kinky hair to Floyd Bowen. Nadine Patchett-Her hard heels to Jane Snavely. Laura Land Pence-Her front seat in a '36 Ford to Roger Richey. Mary Mae-Ree Pendleton-Her gruff voice to Bill Downey. Linda Lee Ratts-Her schoolgirl complextion to Estie Updegraff. Dale Rooster Sinclair-His agricultural activities to Lowell Shanks. Truman Tru Spittler-His arguments to Mr. Case. Eleanor Nancy Stratton-Her stride to Frances Nelle Beabout. Carl Cooner Towell-His blond hair to Bill Mauk. Avonelle Trout-Her trip to town to Robert Ryan. Paul C1unboat Veach-His girlish giggle to Sidney Blankenbaker. James Red II Worick-His bass horn to Fenton Kelley. Joanne Red I Worick-Her hair to June Napier. Youse guys who read this lovely lore, Must know that weeks of mental toil Were borne, in order to insure That no bequest would make you boil. YE EDS. F1192 twenty-five-The Blue Streak In Spring A picture? No. we don't mind. A couple of ace clarinctists-or something. Tru and Mid. a couple of4weIl. just a couple. Two of our 'little' Seniors. Just pals. Spring is here. Wheel I Katie and l.aud-cute. aren't they? He could really toot his tootcrf' Don't faint. Kenny. I just Want your picturcf Sure, we like thc Sophomoresf' ln the spring a young man's fancy. , , Come on. guys. Give out! We're Seniors. and do we love it! Relax. gals. relax! Thr' Iill 11' SI l'Plllu'4I,1ljll' .JF fH'l'lIfIl rx THLETIC Row l: Fl. Bowen. J. D. Elmore, E. Montgomery. J. Doran, C. Towell, J. Kitchen R. Patchett. E. Reed. Row 2: J. Hill. D. Napier, M. Lindley, B. Maulx. l.. Stricklett, S. Phillippe, R. Early- wine. J. Cunningham, Coaches Case and Powers. Row 3: H. Shaffner. D. Sinclair. R. Alcorn, B. Martin. B. Downey, R. Ryan. G Shade, M. Parrish. Row 4: D. Craig, M. Hood, Fr, Bowen. Football Squad Our team lacked weight and experience, but showed improvement as the season progressed. Several boys held the captaincy in one or more games. Sept. Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov The Scores: Ridge Farm .. Charleston High Charleston T. C. Marshall ...... . .. Palestine .. .. Paris . ....... . Newton .. Casey... .. Z6 lVl.C.H.S. . 0 .32 M.C.H.S. , 13 ......24 lVl.C.H.S. . . O . ...... 19 lVl.C.l-l.S.. . 7 ......2l M.C.H.S. 0 25 lVl.C.H.S...... 14 lVl.C.H.S ......l3 .....3l M.C.H.S. .... 6 COACHES The school appreciates the excellent work and splendid co- operation of these two men. MR. CASE MR. POWERS Assistant Coach Coach The lflue Sl'l'r'1llr-fl'1ly:' Iwenfy-Piylz Sk Varsity l. Glenn Shade. End. Z, Bill Mauk. End. 3. J. D. Elmore. Back, -I-. Doyle Hills. Tackle. 5. Don Craig. Back. 6. Junior Hill. Manager. Bob Alcorn. Guard. 8. Bob Ryan. Back. 7. I'ugv IIl'!'Ilfjl'IlfIl1'iTllV Blur' Slrwuk 9. IO. ll. 12. 13. 14 15. Dale Sinclair, End. Junior Doran, Tackle. Maxwell Hood, End. Bill Downey, Guard. Bill Martin. Center. Mitchell Parrish. Back. Herbert Shaffner, Back I Row l: Cunningham, lVcNtiz-lan, Hills, Hutchcns, Shaffner. Pcrisho Patchett Huffman Row Z: Mr, Case, l.indlev. Napier, Martin. Maulc, Craig. Kitchen lVlr Powcrs 7, 7 Row : Doran. larrish. llood. Towell, VVeir, Sinclair. BasketbuH Squad Good schedules were played by the second team as well as by the varsity The teams received good support all season from students faculty and patrons The scores: Dec Dec Dec. Dec Dec Jan .Ian .lan ,lan Jan Jan lieli l5elJ lieh lfeh lfeh Charleston T. C. -Palestine -'licutopolis -G reen up 2 Z-Nlnrshall XVestIielcl Newton Casey .. Marshall XVestHeld -Charleston lVl.irshall loledo Green up Casey --lflat Rock lVl.C.H.S lVl.C.H.S M.C.H.S lVl.C.H.S M.C.H.S M.C.H.S M,C.H.S M,C.H.S M.C.H.S M,C.H.S M.C.H.S M.C.ll.S M.C.H.S M.C.H.S M.C.H.S M.C,H.S Varsity l. Little, but boy! could he go! CDelane Napierj 2. We managed them nicely-didn't we? CManagersj 3. Many's the time hc 'saved the day '. fDonald Craigj 4. Not bad--in fact. he was pretty good. CDale Sinclairj 5. When he went into that crouch, he scared the ball out of their hands! Clvlaxwell Hoodj 6. He was all right. CBill Martinj 7. So tall he just reached into the basket. fCarl Towellj 8. He flashed here and there-and back again. CMitchell Parrishj 9. It was hard to get around him. Uunior Doranj Page thirly-one-The Blue Streak Row 1: Martin, Hood, Alcorn, Elmore, Downey, Bowen, McMahon. Row 2: Stephenson, Montgomery, Weir, Craig, Sutton, Trout, Hardway, Cunningham. Track Twenty-two boys reported to Coach Bostic at the opening of the track season. After preliminary training, the following schedule was completed: April 5-Class Meet Seniors . . . , 94 Sophomores . . 34 U2 Juniors . . . 34 1X2 Freshmen . . . 34 April 8 Casey .... . 62 M.C.H.S. . . 55 April 15-Paris Relays April 29-County Meet Casey ...... 69 U3 Westfield . . 10 M.C.H.S. ..... 45 2X3 Marshall ...... 2 May 6-Wabash Valley Meet M.C.H.S. placed ninth as McMahon tied for third in the pole vault and Sutton tied for second in the high jump. May 13-State District Meet Sutton tied for second in the high jump, McMahon tied for fourth in the pole vault, and Cunningham placed third in the mile. May 20 Sutton competed in the State Meet. May 27-E. l, League Meet Sutton and McMahon won the high jump and pole vault respectively, and Cunningham finished second in both the mile and 880-yard run. Tl BI Sfrertlr-Puygf' tlrirly-lu' 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Paye lh1'riy-!I4r0e-- Varsity Aw, l just 'step' over 'eml CJim Troutj Not bad, not bad at all. CDon Craigj He really picked 'em up and put 'em down! CEdward Stephenson Oh, dash itll Hoe Hardwayl Little things fly highest. CTommy McMahon! 'iFast, and. gee, could he jump! fEmmett Suttonj A mile a minute-or nearlyf' fHoward Cunninghamj Put 'cr thcrc, big boy! CBill Martinj One of our dashfingj heroes. ClVlaxwell Hoodj Just a mere 'twist of the wrist '. QBob Alcornj Up and o-ver. CErnie Weirj The Blue Sfreak Tennis-l939 Girls' results: Singles-third in County: second in Il, I.: douhlcs-first in County. second in IE. I. Boys' rcsults: Doubles-second in County. Miss von Gcrichtcn, D. Dill and N. McNurlan ldouhlcsl: N. Patcllctt tsinglcsl: D. Snyder, 'lf McMahon and M. Cooper tdoublcsl: Mr. Hurst. INot shown: H. Cunningham lsinglcsyl Row l: W. I.. Kelley. Miss Gallatin. B. Doran, T. Burger. W. Hall. Ii. Atkins. V. Mont- gomery lVice-Prcsidcntl. N, Patchctt, M, J. Jones, R. Cunningham. P. Cunningham QRe- portcrl. N. Patchctt tllresidcntl, N, Maxwell lSccretary-Trcasurerj. Row Z: I., Smith, B. Bennett, B. I.ce. J. Hall. I.. Iirakcr, I.. Craig, Z. Staley. Dill Row 3: N, Huffman. I.. Hood. l. M, Garr. W. I.. Carpcr. H. Carpcr, J. Shaffer. C. Cooper Mac Craig, G. A. A. The Girls' Athlctic Association provides for rccrcation through organized sports. Thr' Iilrlw Nlrwrrli' Prlylv Hlirfjl-fun 41 V 4 f f 4 FEATURES Senior Class Play The Senior play 'AAunl Tillie Goes to Town. was given in the gymnasium on December l5 and lo. The drama was a farce in three acts. Music was furnished by Jane Snavely. The play was directed by Mrs. Galbreath, Mildred Gallatin. Dale Sinclair. Joanne Wtmr'ck. Truman Spittler. Mary lillen Maulx, James Worick. Rogene Cunningham, Vylinlon Hammond. Mary Jane Jones, Iva Garr. Thelma Burger, Phyllis Cunningham. Bill Martin. Mrs. Galbreath. Glenn Shade, Frances Nelle Beabout. Joan Devlin, Bob Ryan. Bob Alcorn. Mary Hardway. Marian Greenwell. Bill Downey. Norma Maxwell. Junior Class Play Don't look Nown was a success when it was presented on the high school stage on March Z8 and 29, The sponsors. Mrs. Galbreath and Mr. Powers. supervised production and promotion. Thr' lHi1fNli'r'1iI.' I'1ly1' lIiii'lyfxi.i' F.FnA. The Chapter develops the ability to cooperate through actual participation in business enterprise. The boys gain experience by leading F.F.A. meetings and activities. Row 1: Mr. Bennett, F. Bowen. D. Updegraff, J, Ulrey. J. Curtright. D. Sinclair. lf. Bowen, P. Veach. Row Z: V. Conrad, l., Bartlett, R. Patchett, T. Spittler, O. Jones. ll. Montgomery, R. Tingley. Row 3: D. Hammond. C. Davidson, D. Napier, L. Shanks, V. Brogman, C, Morgan. R. Earlywine. Parents-Sons Banquet The F. F. A. boys entertained their parents and guests at a banquet April 23, l940. Mr House. Albert Jones, Mr. Bennett. Ernie Montgomery. and Mr. Newlin tffaseyl spoke. Mr Hurst was toastmaster. Page f1Iil'f!l-NPl'PVl-N Thr Illlll' Streak Library Staff The library has been managed this year by Hfteen students chosen by Miss Balmer at the beginning ol' the school year from the three upper classes. Row l: Miss Balmer. l.. liralcer. l'. Cunningham. Nl. Cireenwell. l7. Swope. V. Richart Nl. Hardway. Row Z: B. l.ee. R. Cunningham. N. llatchett. 'lf Burger. l.. Craig, B. Cook. A. Ax Row Row The given the secretarial l: N, Patchett. M. Maulc. l.a Nora Hood. H. Hammond. Mr, House, ll. Doran Z: M. Hardway. .l. Devlin. R. Cunningham. N. llatchett, V. Montgomery, Office Staff members of the ofhce staff are to be commended for the valuable service they han school. ln return lor their work they have received some practical experience in work. :fuk-fl'1lg11' Ihi:'iyf1'ig llll Junior-Senior Banquet-1939 On the evening of May ll. 1939, the Junior class entertained the Seniors. the faculty. and the board members at a Spanish garden party. The tables were grouped around the softly lighted fountain: and the beautiful senores and senoritas lent atmosphere to the setting. Each guest received a tambourine as a favor. A theater party at the Mars Theater followed the dinner. Row l: l.. Fraker. J. Hall. l. Ciarr, Z. Staley, M. Craig. M. Ax. R. Cunningham 1Vice- Presidentl. J. Shaffer. Row 2: R. lf. Hutchings. R. Morgan fSecretaryfTreasurerl, B. Cook, V. Shaffer, J. Napier. H. Carper, W. Carpet, Miss North. Row 3: H. J. Cline. lf. Atkins. J. Devlin, W, Hall, li. Swope. M. Greenwell, V. Mont- gomery tljresidentl. M. J. Jones QReporterJ. Absent: B. Bennett, R. Cline. VJ. Kelly, D. Connelly. Home Economics Club Under the sponsership of Miss North a new club. f'The Future Hornemakersf' has been organized. The objects of this organization are to form a connecting link between the school and the home, to develop leadership among the students. and to stimulate interest in homemaking. Page Ihirtyvninr'-7'hr' 1iIt1rSh'4'11I.' Music Groups The Brass Sextet placed in the first division in the district eliminations. The other three groups were inactive during the year. Upper groups-Trumpet Trio: Drum Ensemble. Lower groups-Brass Sextet: Orchestra. Band In the state open band competition for Class C. the hand placed first at the l9'59 State Fair. On October Zl it participated in the homecoming parade and competition at Charleston. The group also played at the home football and basketball games under the direction of Mr. Royer. The more unusual instruments now in the band are oboe. French horn, Glockenspiel, and baritone saxophone. Marion Greenwell is the drum major. TIN' lilrlr' Sfl'l'1llx' -Puyr' furry Girls' Chorus The girls' chorus competed in the County, District. and E. l. Contests. For the required number they used '4Sing Robin Sing by Strickland. Plans are being made to buy robes for the group. The accompanist was Jane Snavely. Row l-C. Cooper. E. Doran, M. Gallatin, N. Huffman, l.. Hood, K. Kannmacher. Hammond. V. Richart, Ii. Beabout, M. Mauk. M. Pendleton. M. Ax. Row Z-B. Doran. J. Sharp. R. Cunningham, J. Worick. J. Hartman. H, Kannmacher, V. Shaffer. A. Hammond. XV. Carper, H. Napier. J, Shaffer. H. Carpet. Row 3-K. Munch. F, Swope, J, Devlin, M. Grccriwell. J. Snavely, M. Ozment. M. Hardway, U. Kelley. At left--Boys' Chorus: inset-Mr. Rover: at right-Ciirls' Trio iMary Pendleton. lilsie Doran, Rogene Cunninghaml. Vocal Groups Mr. Royer has endeavored to place entries in many fields. The Boys' Chorus merged with a girls' group to form a Mixed Chorus. The Girls' Trio finished in the Hrst division at the district contest. Page fu1'ly-om'-7'11e' Blue' Streak Contest Groups All three groups shown below competed in the district contest. The Trombone Quartet was in nrst division. while the other two groups were rated in the second division. The Clari- net Trio tnot shownl was ranked in first division. Clarinet Quartet, Trombone Quartet, Saxophone Quartet. Ti Music Contestants-l939 Results: District. State, and National-Marian and Virginia, lst division: TS. I.-Marian. lst: Dale. 'ardz Rogene, -ith: County-Marjorie. lst: Marian. lst: Dale, Znd: Rogene. 3rd, D. Sinclair tvocall. M. Stanfield lpianol, V. Flenner tcornetl, M. Ax tviolinl, R. Cun- ningham tvocall. Mr, Royer. The Blur' Sfl'l'flk'I,1l!,lt' fu:'l'y-Iwo Literary Contestants-l939 Results: Sub-District. March 25: Edward. Kathleen, Doris, Howard, Marian. and .loan won the Class B banner and six ribbons: District, April 15: Doris Q55, Marian C75, Joan C45 3 County, April l8: Doris 125, Emmett 415, Edward l45. Kathleen 145. Faye 125. Catherine 125: E. l.. April 22: Emmett 435. Mary Ellen 1.45, Doris l55. Mary, Bernadine. Row 1: H. Cunningham, E. Sutton. Mr. Hurst, E. Ellington. Row 2: M. Hardway. M. Crreenwell. K. Noyes, D. Ferguson. F. Swope. J. Devlin, B. Lee. Alumni The Alumni met December 26. 1939. Here they are singing. On page 45 you will find music, eats, officers. and smiles. The new leaders are: Halleen Gregg, Grace Wilhoit. Chester Snavely. Evelyn Huffman. Ola Mae Evans, Elaine Barber, Bernadine l.ee, Alice Rupp, and Jeanne Hammond. Page forty-three-The Blue Streak The Finished Product l. Man from Mars? Oh, pardon mc, Rogcncf' Z. I teach music, and like it. 3. A couple of outdoor girls, 4. Sec what high school can do? 5. Two of our worthy Alumni. 6. And more ..,, 7. And slill mow! 8, A laugh A day keeps blues away. 9. Pals, in the fullest sense of the word, l0. 'lXVould you like fl soda? 1' Blur' Sll'4'Ilk'7I-iflfll'flPl'f!1-flllll' Puyw fr1l'ly-fin'--Tlu' 1111111 SW: ALUMNI 1887 Deceased-A. L. Williams: Claire Willison. 1888 At Home--George Daugherty: Lottie Laf- ferty. Away from Home -- Feliic Blankenbeker. Terre Haute, Ind.: W. H. Blankenbeker. Olathe, Kan. Deceased-Allie Keller Bennett: Charles Romines: Ella Rowe. 1889 At Home-Nellie Snavely Paxton. Away from Home-Cora Chancellor Johns, Enfield, Ill. Deceased-Dora Griffin: Rachel Taggart Mitchell: Mae Rowe. 1890 At Home-S. W. McClellan: W. M. McKee: James Porter. Away From Home-Rose Newman Briscoe, Hollywood. Cal.: Ella Taggart Johnson, Battle Creek, Mich.: Ada Moulden Jones. Seattle, Wash.: Edith DeLashmutt New- lin, Evansville, Ind. Deceased-Mae Miller Fasig: Gertie Ryan. 1891 Away From Home Minnie Creed, Springfield, Ill.: Jennie Sutton. Anna, Ill. Unknown-Ella Martin: Anna Bennett Wil- liams: Charles Winters. 1892 Away From Home-Ethel Burner. Normal, Ill.: Hartford Miller, Torreon Coah, Mex. 1893 At Home - Lizzie Rowe Germain. Guy Miller. Away From Home-Mae Moulden DeLash- mutt, Neoga, Ill. Deceased--Lillie Lafferty Fleeger. 1894 Away From Home-Dora Stateler, Terre Haute, Ind. Deceased-Belle Soward Fasig: Lizzie Jaco. Unknown-Ed Boothe. 1895 Away From Home-Harry Ryan, Herscher. Ill.: Lulu Moulden Stickle, Terre Haute, Ind. 1896 Al Home-Harry Buxbaum: Raymond Chancellor: Viola McClellan Gallatin: Maud Tucker Miller. Away From Home-Daisy Lafferty Baugh- am, Wichita. Kan. 1897 Away From Home-Fred B. Norman, Ray- mond, Wash. 1898 Away From Home--Edna Ishler Brewer, Peoria. Ill.: John Jaco. Houston, Tex.: Lulu Buchner Smith. Dearborn. Mich.: Dolly Secrest Stroup, Chicago. Ill.: Her- schel Snavely, Marshall, Ill.: Harvey Win- terrowd, Shreveport, La. Deceased-Gertie Sutton Myers. 1899 Away From Home Doris Wilcoxin Mitchell. Jonesboro, Tenn.: Lulu Hart Richart, Terre Haute, Ind.: Lulu Kelly Wilhoit, Evanston, Ill. 1900 At Home--Maude Newman Ishler. Away From Home--Ross Garver, Terre Haute, Ind.: Maude McNary, Williston. N. D.: Lucie Winters Tarman, Chicago, Ill. Deceased-Lola Goldsmith Morgan: Carrie Stewart. Unknown-Ruth Norman Slagger. 1901 Another year added. 1902 At Home-Lola Fasig Ballard. Away From Home--William McNary, Davenport, Ia.: Lucy Sallee. Anna. Ill.: Mabel Miller Snavely, Marshall, Ill.: Florence Wiman. Annapolis, Ill. 1903 At Home-William Rogers. Away From Home-Prentice Douglas, De- troit, Mich.: J. N. Husted, Plainield, Ind.: C. K. Rowland, St. Louis, Mo. Deceased-Asa Johnson. 1904 Away From Home-Josie Rodgers Ulrey. Carbondale, Ill. Deceased-Lissie Sneed. 1905 At Home-Ethel Bair Deahl. Away From Home-Fairy Sutton Dinimy, Waverly, N. Y.: Mina Hanks, Tucson, Ariz.: Lulu Rush Pofflnbarger, Casey, Ill. 1906 At Home-Mabel Beabout Linn. Away From Home-Walter Hull, Rockford. Ill.: Anna Hull, Decatur, Ill.: Harry Husted. Evansville. Ind.: Grace Tucker. Normal, Ill. The BI-me Streak-Page forty-rx ALUMNI 1907 At Home-Lulu Secrest Cunningham: Cecil Deahl Kelley: Edna Newman Rowe. Away From Home-Joe Bair, Detroit, Mich.: Lulu Mauk Clem, Paxton, Ill.: Allie Rodgers Hopkins, Indianapolis, Ind.: Lydia McNary Hutton, Chicago. Ill.: Fred Jones. Paris. Ill.: Reba De Lashmutt Noakes, Akron, Ohio. Deceased-Harry Beabout: Hazel Long. 1908 At Home-Bessie Baker Gallatin: Elza Linn: Nora Johnson Newman: Bertha Rodgers: Chester Snavely: Beatrice Willi- son Snavely. Away From Home-Nellie Baker, Alton, Ill.: Carrol Brydon. Chicago, Ill.: Forrest Mc- Nary, Cleveland, Ohio: Bertha Seaton Shawver, Westfield, Ill.: Sara Sneed Weav- er, Dennison. Ill. Unknown--Isa Wilson. 1909 At Home-Ada Norman Blankenbeker: Guy Mauk: Ruth Cooper Tarman: Warren Tarman. Away From Home-Nellie Sloan Beasley. Casey, Ill.: Levi Linn, Milwaukee. Wis.: Clacy McNary, Detroit, Mich.: Earl Smith, Omaha, Neb. '1910 At Home-Golden Cunningham: Lela Gal- latin Funk: Ruth Husted Linn: Mabel Fasig Myers: Roland Taggart. Away From Home-Bertha Linder Bowser. W. Va.: Nan Metcalf, Disher, Wood- river, Ill.: Austin Huffman, Decatur, Ill.: Belle Ulrey Morgan. Los Angeles. Calif.: Ruby Shaffner, Winters, Fort Worth, Tex. Deceased-Eugene Williams. 1911 At Home-Arthur Beabout: Russell Coop- er: Inabelle Fasig Kitchen: Irene Wood Overholt. Away From Home-Harry Bair, Rockville, Ind.: Grace Martz O'Connor, St. Louis, Mo.: Ara Sharp, Albion, Mich.: Lola Cleaver Sutton, Alton, Ill. Deceased--Albert Lowry. 1912 At Home-Opal Rodgers Cown. Away From Home-Williard Childe, De- troit, Mich.: Neulon Deahl, Detroit, Mich.: Agnes Hanks Cutheridge, Tucson, Ariz.: Harry Shields, South Bend, Ind.: Lulu ,Taggart Tuttle, Aloha, Ore.: Edna Williams Wilson, Seattle. Wash. Deceased-Rolla Wilbert: Fred Williams. Page forly-zreren-The Blue Streak 1913 At Home-Tinus Cunningham: Fern Hain- ley: Orion Kitchen. Away from Home-Edward Brosman, Oak Park, Ill.: Ruth Deahl Gabriel, Columbus Junction, Ia.: Katherine Fasig Springler, Casper, Wyo.: Kenneth Taggart, Browns- town, Ill, 1914 At Home-Guy Fasig. Away From Home-Mabel Berch Dill, Ak- ron, Ohio: Otho Fasig, Chicago, Ill.: Ruth Mauk Hale, Marshall, Mich.: Marie Cook Jeffers, Porterville, Calif: Orville Jeffers. Porterville, Calif: Claude McDan- iels, Casey, Ill.: Jesse Porter, San Fran- cisco, Calif. Deceased-Ernest Auld: Willis Gilbert. 1915 At Home--Lona Newman Stricklett. Away From Home-Ercie Tyhurst Cum- mins, Willow Hill, Ill.: Minnie Lethe Metcalfe, Palm Beach, Fla.: Harry Moore, Indianapolis, Ind. Deceased-Sara Williams Lane. Unknown-Robert M. Lindsey. 1916 A! Home-Rolla Burger: Faye Fasig Down- ey: Ethel Beabout Fraker: Grace Newman Hammond: Edna Mae Barr Shanks. Away From Home---Estella Dodd, Oakland, Calif.: lone Chancellor English, Findlay, Ohio: Roy Allan Fix, Indianapolis, Ind.: Della Blankenbeker Payne, Marshall, Ill.: Lucille Boothe Turner, West Terre Haute, Ind. 1917 At Home-Lucille Porter Hammond: Henry Huffman: Ralph Laingor: W. M. Mc- Nurlan, Merritt Rodgers: Noah Thorn- burgh: Orion Wiser. Away From Home-Lois Baker Anderton, Chicago, Ill.: Gertrude Callahan, Detroit, Mich.: Wayne Dodd. West Union, Ill.: Forrest Hammond, Farina, Ill.: Ressie Mae Fasig Ludwig, Indianapolis, Ind.: Sara Kaufman Nation, Peoria, Ill. Unknown-Howard Bach. Deceased-Clay Kettring. 1918 At Home-George Hammond. Away From Home-Agnes Ca11ahan-De- troit, Mich.: Ralph Garver, Atlanta, Ga.: Lylyan Bennett Hammond, Farina, Ill.: Mary McDaniels Jeffs, Janesville, Wis.: Helen Thomas Lambden, Findlay. Ohio: Away From Home--Vora Miller, Decatur, Vallie Harnley McDaniels, Casey, Ill.: Bessie Deahl Moody, Columbus Junction, Ia.: Carrie Alice Collier Neeley, Ellicott City, Md.: Allen Dean Newman, Terre Haute, Ind. Deceased-Nettie Deahl, Mary Burger Pitt- man. 1919 At Home-Hubert Deahl: Kathleen Heiiley: William Stricklett. Away From Home-Evelyn Fasig Carver, Atlanta. Ga.: Mary Rupp Clanton, Shell Lake, Wis.: Ophir Claypool, Marshall, Ill.: Raymond Conrad, Decatur, Ill.: Carl Dodd, Santa Anna, Calif.: Agnes Fasig, Chicago, Ill.: Irene Fessenbeck Leisure, West Union, Ill.: Herbert Lindsey, Alta- mont, Ill.: Fay Macklin, Oklahoma City. Okla.: Roy McDaniel, Chicago, Ill.: Earl McNary, St. Louis, Mo.: Redyth Van- wey Perigo, Westfield. lll.: Marie Dodd Peters, Santa Anna, Calif: Bertha New- man Ranke, Indianapolis, Ind.: Goldie Hix Rink, Cairo, Ill.: Gladys Martz Stroufe, St. Louis. Mich.: Ruth Marie Hurst Watson, Aurora, lll. Deceased--Gertrude Blankenbeker: Agnes Thornburgh Davis: Ruby Seaton Hart: Frank Kettring. 1920 AI Home-Reba Bennett Cooper: Rachel Bach Cunningham: Catherine Frances Downey: Hazel Brosman Milbourne. Away from Home-Beulah Vanwey Alvey, Detroit. Mich.: Lucille Bullard Beck, Findlay, Ohio: Bernice Comer, Robinson, lll.: Horace Fasig, Chicago, Ill.: Violet Hawk Fisher, Terre Haute, Ind.: Pearl Fitch, Indianapolis, Ind.: Percy Garver, Chicago, lll.: Ruth Kettring, Terre Haute, Ind.: Paul McDaniels. Chicago, Ill.: Vic- tor C. Miller. Marshall, Ill.: Florence Hurst Paton, Terre Haute, Ind.: Edwin Thompson. Cullom, Ill.: Raomona Ro- mines Thompson, Los Angeles, Calif.: Joseph Wilhoit. Chicago, Ill.: Fannie Sharp Williams, Hollywood, Calif: Lela Chancellor Zimmerman, Findlay, Ohio. Deceased-George W. Fasig: Harold Mauk. 1921 At Home-Ruth Cook Carper: Clifton Fasig: Inez Thornburg Reed: Mildred Smith. Ill.: Modena Lowry Bennett, Indianapo- lis, Ind.: Clara Kitchen Bertram, Chicago, Ill.: Mary Alice Chancellor Conway, Cleveland, Ohio: Nellie Morgan Divine, St. Louis, Mo.: Alice Fasig, East Orange, N. J.: Mae Barbour Fasig, Chicago, Ill.: Ralph McGinness, Mishawaka, Ill.: Ro- gene Mitchell Markwell, Casey, Ill.: Eu- gene Moore, Long Beach, Calif.: Madge Athey Nelson, Little Rock, Kans.: Glen Phillips, Union Town, Pa.: Myrtle Phil- lippe Picket, Iuka, Ill.: Lillian Fasig Ritchter, Akron. Ohio: Forrest White. Indianapolis, Ind.: Blanche Shaffner Yo- well, Dudley, Ill. 1922 At Home-Ruth Cunningham Brosman: Noble Cavolt: Jesse Davis: Katherine Sin- clair Huckaba: Blanche Callahan Ward: Dorthy Burger Wiser. Away From Home-Reba Cunningham Ben- nett, Terre Haute. Ind.: Mildred Turner Cawthorn, Sanwood. N. J.: Helen Mc- Nary Cox, Cleveland, Ohio: Lella Hurst Enders, Springfield, Ill.: Warren Gallatin, Cincinnati Ohio: Lucille Moore Gard, Los Angeles, Calif.: Margaret Hardway Mack- lin, Oklahoma City, Okla.: Eugenia Blan- kenbeker Morgan. Marshall, Ill.: Allen Misner, East Chicago. Ind.: Winifred Wei- land Nolan, Lansing, Mich.: Kathleen Ish- ler Pierson, Pittsburgh, Pa.: Grace Ro- mines Roberts, Chattanooga. Tenn.: Kath- erine Hixon Roe. Dilliondale. Md.: Dean Shaifner, Detroit, Mich.: Mabel AX Tis- dale, Los Angeles, Calif.: Thelma Van Sycle, Indianapolis, Ind.: Lowell Weger. Forth Worth, Tex.: John Wells, Apple- ton, Wis. 1923 AI Home-Forrest Carper: Lorene Busby Carper: Gladys Cavolt Fasig: Glen Ham- mond: Ruth Fasig Hart: Mae Wood Nichols: Grace Carper Wilhoit. Away From Home Dorothy Cook Baker, Indianapolis, Ind.: Russell Doran, Huntington, Park, Calif.: Eugene Garver, Terre Haute, Ind.: Hilda Fasig Hartman, Casey, Ill.: Atwell Jupin Hendrix, Harrisburg, Ill.: Vera Miller, Decatur, Ill.: John Misner, Hammond. Ind.: Charles McNary, Marshall, Ill.: Roxanna Hammond Moore, Long Beach, The Blue Streak--Page ,forty-aight ALUMNI Calif.: Louisa Tomaw Montgomery, Mar- shall, Ill.: Chloe Sloan Reed, Sorento. Ill.: John Shaffer, Baltimore. Md.: Beu- lah Stanfield, Gary, Ind.: Helen Thorn- burgh, Indianapolis, Ind. Deceased--Pauline Beabout. 1924 A! Home-Madge Baird Arney: Helen Shep- herd Cordell: Reba Shaffner Deahl: John Ennis: George Harner: Margaret Ishler Kearns: Alice Ratts Swope: Ruth Hen- drix Veach: Stella Macklin Weir: Helen Fitch Williams: Zola Harlow Wolfe. Away From Home--Erline Cooper Clay- pool, Casey, Ill.: Osby Claypool, Mar- shall, Ill.: Carrol Cunningham. Elmwood. Ill.: Edgar Durnal. Akron, Ohio: Leah Neer Fagin, St. Louis, Mo.: Helen Cun- ningham Fisher, San Francisco, Calif.: Leslie Fortney, Robinson, Ill.: Dean Ham- mond, Charlotte, S. C.: Mildred McFar- land Houston, Paris, Ill.: Gladys Sloan Justice, Charleston, Ill.: Daphne Ham- mond McDonnell, Phoenix, Ariz.: Lloyd Miller, Akron, Ohio: Mildred Wilhoit Misner. East Chicago, Ind.: Evan Mor- rill, Flint, Mich.: Murray Nave, Annapo- lis, Ill.: Don Pence, Kansas, Ill.: Hobart Reedy, Aurora, Ill.: Eugene Smith, Elm- wood, Ill.: Vivian Chancellor Stout, Marshall, Ill.: David Thompson, Chicago, Ill.: Doyle Tibbs, Kalamazoo, Mich.: Dale Wood, Indianapolis, Ind. Deceased-Helen Fraker: Ethel Heimer: Irene Shaffner. 192 5 At Home - Dean Atkins: Ishmael Baird, Glennie Simmons Burger: Howard Clay- pool: Lucille Fessenbeck: Florence Wells Medsker: Margaret Henley Ramsey: Mu- riel Cooper Reed: Austin Sweet: Ralph Switzer: Alice Ward Walker: Irma Wood. Away From Home-Russell Blankenheker, Los Angeles, Calif.: Maxine Greenwell Dunston, Jeffersonville, Ind.: Mildred Hackney Finney, Westiield, Ill.: Zoe Ulrey Gard, Casey, Ill.: Mildred Baxter Hat- ridge, Springfield, Ill.: Cedric Henley, Springfield, Ill.: Ann Johnson Irwin, Sul- livan, Ill.: Leona Johnson Jones, Louis- ville, Ky.: William Macey, Elmhurst, Ill.: Mildred Thornburgh Marlowe, In- dianapolis, Ind.: Edna Miller McCarty, Charleston, Ill.: Leslie McClellan, Tucson, Ariz.: Leonard McGinnes, Neoga, Ill.: Page ,forty-nine-The Blue Streak Dwight Millis, Champaign, Ill.: Russell Morgan, Lansing, Mich.: Irma Ulrey Nave, Dearborn, Mich.: Murray New- berry, Santa Rosa, Calif.: Theodore Thompson, Marshall, Ill. Deceased---Dean Miller. 1926 At Home-Edith Fix Davis: Lela Fix: Floyd Harlow: Ralph Jones: Russell Kitchen: Paul Martin. Away From Home-Lester Beabout, Casey, Ill.: Brant Benner, Sheldon, Ill.: Agnes Doran Blankenheker, Los Angeles, Calif.: Kathleen Inman Brandenburg. Kansas, Ill.: Thelma McIntosh Carle, Hollywood, Calif.: Ferrell Chancellor, Covington. Ky.: Rosalie Sinclair Claypool. San Fran- cisco, Calif.: Perry Darr, Casey, Ill.: Henry Graham, St. Louis, Mo.: Floyd Hendrix, Marshall, Ill.: Neva Trout Heuber, Casey, Ill.: Percy Johnson, New- ton, Ill.: Ralph Johnson, Centralia, Ill.: Russell Macey, Marshall, Ill.: Lorene Arney Meeker, Bloomington, Ill.: Warren Meeker, Bloomington, Ill.: Beulah Baird Millis, Champaign, Ill.: Lois McClellan Morgan, Le Roy, Ill.: Maurice Morrill, Lansing, Mich.: Delbert Nave, North Lit- tle Rock, Ark.: Roy Ratts, Phoenix. Ariz.: Olaf Rothrock, Robinson. Ill.: Velma Fox Ruark, Casey, Ill.: Edith Hermer Schellsmidt, Indianapolis. Ind.: Aileen Arney Thompson, Marshall. Ill.: Thelma Rothrock Wiltermood, Robinson, Ill. Deceased-Virgil Henley, Hazel Seaton. Unknown-Kathleen Beasley. 1927 At Home-Floyd Bullard: Haleen Deahl Gree: Carl Hutchings: Benjamin Leather- man: William Wood. Away From Home-Walter Batty, McDow- ell Center, Ill.: Mildred Page Bennett, Gary, Ind.: Elizabeth Browning, Mont- rose, Ill.: Julia Page Burkybile, Lansing, Ill.: Genevieve Cooper, Indianapolis, Ind.: Freda Sinclair Fasig, Catlin, Ind.: Wyley Fasig, Catlin, Ind.: Laurel Gallatin Heath, Terre Haute, Ind.: Reba Metcalf Lieve, Cedar Rapids, Ia.: Elizabeth Low, Detroit, Mich.: Demain Macey, Marshall, Ill.: Clayton Malcolm, New Castle, Ind.: Irma Malcolm, New Castle, Ind.: Lucille Claypool Meloy, Martinsburg, Mo.: ALUMNI Myrtle Misner, East Chicago, Ind.: Lu- cille Fitch Mitchell, Indianapolis, Ind.: Clinton Morgan, Le Roy, Ill.: Cecil Ramsey, Akron. Ohio: Helen Stephenson, Chicago, Ill.: Hazel Miller Vanallmane, Earl Park, Ill.: Harold Van Horn, De- troit, Mich.: Irene Gregg Weger, Fort Worth. Tex. Deceased-Helen McNary. Unknown-Patsy Turner. 1928 Ar Home-Florence Crandall Adkinson: Claude Brosman: Cloyce Calvert: Durard Deahl: Eugene Durnal: Alphus Galey: Don Henley: Loran Hill Maxwell: Dean Kettring: Mildred Wells Lindsey: Harold Martz: Otho Snyder: Luther Spittler: Ruby Claypool Spittler: Dorothy St. John: Ruby Ulrey Newman: Fern Wal- ters. Away From Home-Dale Atkins, Terre Haute. Ind.: Leah Morgan Beasley, Ham- mond, Ind.: Kenneth Benner, Covington, Ky.: Glenwood Bertschinger, Jackson. Miss.: Gladys Hutchings Bright, Terre Haute, Ind.: Eugene Collier, Casey, Ill.: Felma Cruse, Paris, Ill.: Pearl Kendall Fortney, Hutsonville, Ill.: Kermit Galla- tin, Catlin, Ind.: Ralph Guess. Elwood, Ind.: James Hamblin, Africa: Stella Heuston Joyce, Tucson, Ariz.: Earl Johnson, South Bend, Ind.: Kenneth Johnson, Newton, Ill.: Joy Cunningham Jurgensmeir, Evanston. Ill.: Raymond Macey, Marshall, Ill.: Mary Fitch Macey, Marshall, Ill.: Wilma Linn Masterrann. Des Plaines, Ill.: Dwight Maxwell, Toledo, Ohio: Paul McClellan, Coving- ton. Ky.: Hilda Athey McDonald, De- troit, Mich.: Forrest Montgomery, Girard, Ill.: Raymond Ramsey, Minneapolis, Minn.: Pauline Alton Roney, St. Elmo. Ill.: Beulah Hammond Strader, Living- ston, Ill.: Eleanor Thompson, Champaign, Ill.: Leslie Towell, Casey, Ill.: William Turner, Jamestown. Ind.: Forrest Tyler, Gary, Ind.: Edison Umstot, Golden City, Kans.: Virgil Veach, Marshall, Ill. Unknown-Wilma Ulrey. 1929 At Home--Garnet Secrest Fasig: Vivian Henley: Winifred Cunningham Hurst: Buel Millis: Emily Crandall Vail. Away From Home-Mildred Atkins Benson, Indianapolis, Incl.: John Bright, Terre Haute, Ind.: Ray Burkyville. Marshall, Ill.: Helen Callahan, Downers Grove, Ill.: Enid Chancellor, Arlington, Ohio: Doro- thy Bennett Deach, Western Spring, Ill.: Delia Fessenbeck, Indianapolis, Ind.: Hazel Linton Hedges, Marshall, Ill.: Ralph Husted, Indianapolis, Ind.: Gwendolyn Collins Indermark, St. Louis, Mo.: Wil- liam Kendall, Indianapolis. Ind.: Ernest Leitzman, Chicago, Ill.: Mabel Bennett Leitzman, Chicago, Ill.: Morris Macey, Hollywood, Calif.: Carmen Honn Millage. Charleston. Ill.: Vernon Moore, Jackson- ville. Ill.: Riley Sharp, Elwood, Ind.: Rus- sell Skeleton Detroit, Mich.: Virgil Wood, Marshall, Ill. 1930 At Home-Audrey Atkins: Warren Blanken- beker: Loyal Cavolt: William Deahl: Roy Fasig: Brenton Gallatin: Bernell Hills: Gerald Hills: Leanore Linn: Cordyon Mauk: Mary Bullard Moore! Robert Moore: Orville Rogers: Virgil Thomp- son. Away From Home--Ruby Hendrix Atkin- son, Marshall, Ill.: Faye Sinclair Bennett, Westfield, Ill.: Edna Cown Burkhardt, Evanston, Ill.: Helen Tomaw Callahan. Paris. Ill.: Grace Morgan Coats, Casey. Ill.: Harry Collier, Marshall, Ill.: Donna Gilbert Demming, Macedonia, Ohio: Har- old Ellington, Indianapolis, Ind.: Helen Fasig Eau Claire, Wisconsin: Juanita Van Horn Gregg, Akron, Ohio: Genevieve In- man Hacker, Casey, Ill.: Dean Hedges, Peoria, Ill.: John Husted, East St. Louis, Ill.: Raymond Micks, Toledo, Ohio: Lyle Nave, Indianapolis, Ind.: Cliiford Page. Carlin. Ind.: Rich Ramsey, Robinson, Illinois: George Rowland, Westfield, Ill.: Dale Ryan, Akron, Ohio: Edwin Snavely, Stroudsburg, Pa.: Frank Stanfield, Soren- to. Ill.: Ruth Tyler, Chicago, Ill.: Fred Warner, Gary, Ind.: Nellie Hill Westfall, Detroit, Mich.: Neoma Rowe Williams, Malverne, N. Y.: Max Winterrowd. Marshall, Ill.: Maxine Linn Zollner. Evanston, Ill. Deceased-Richard Brosman: Gerald Elling- ton: Geraldine Patterson. 19 3 1 At Home--Thelma Morgan Burton: Fred Crandall, Denzil Lindsey: Thomas Mc- Nary: Lee Morgan: 'Roy Newman: Goldie Poe: Mary Spittler: Kelly Spittler. The Blue Streak-Page Mtv K .-. ALUMNI Away From Home-Edgar Brosman--Mil- waukee, Wis.: Hobart Canaday, New Orleans, La.: Emerson Cunningham, Gary, Ind.: Warren Deahl, Peoria, Ill.: Gerald Flenner, Robinson, Ill.: Harold Gallatin, Milwaukee, Wis.: Ada Cown Goble, Westfield, Ill.: Agatha Hardway Holsapple, Greenup, Ill.: Clacey Lenex, Napa, Calif.: Mary Turner Long, Spring- field, Ill.: Max Martin, Chicago, Ill.: Belva Ross Montgomery, Girard. Ill.: Tressie Morgan Nale-Povic, Washington, D. C.: Lucille Cooper Schueman, Chi- cago, Ill.: Freda Johnson Snavely, Stroudsburg, Pa.: Crystal Walcoot Wil- son, St. Petersburg, Fla.: Arthur Zimmer- man, Wellsburg, W. Va. Deceased-Hobart Fox. R 1932 At Home--Joe Anderson: Genevieve Bris- coe Arnold: Kenneth Fessenbeck: Delmar Gallatin: Eugene Kelley: Lois Linn: Al- bert Macey: Ruby Gray Macey: Raymond Maxwell: Azile Hart McNary: Harold Piersall: Marie Montgomery Ross: Syd- ney Smith: Emmabell Petefish Switzer: Olin Ulrey: Harold Wilkin: Lawrence Wilkin. ' Away From Home-Lois Towell Arndt, Newton, Ill.: Rosalee Funk Branson, Hymera, Ind.: Mary Morrill Boutell, Perry, Mich.: Ada Brosman, Marshall, Ill.: Alice Brosman, Marshall, Ill.: Evelyn Collins, Casey, Ill.: Verleigh Collins, St. Louis, Mo.: Carrie Louise Rupp Culp, Hutsonville, Ill.: Eleanor Deahl, Eureka, Ill.: Mary Katherine Kelley Floyd, Casey, Ill.: Lorene Jeffers, Rockville, Ind.: James Linn, Big Rock, Ill.: Dorothy Patchett, Chicago, Ill.: Opal Claypool Sloop, Peoria, Ill. 1 Leland Towell, Toledo, Ohio: Lee Tyler, Gary, Ind.: Elizabeth Dill Ware, Greenup, Ill.: Frank Zimmer- man, Haynesville, La. 1933 At Home-Lucille Hardway Atkins: Harlan Bennett: Wayne Davis: Halleen Ax Flen- ner: Marjorie Koehler: Ruth Lindsey: Kermit Patchett: Irma Baird Piersall: Elden Richey: Gene Shaffner: Herbert Smith: Jane Chancellor Stanfield: Robert Williams. Page fifty-one-The Blue Streak Away From Home-Carroll Barklow, Mar- shall, Ill.: Billie Cunningham Bodimer, Chicago, lll.: Max Cooper, Chicago, Ill.: Eleanor Cooper Gallatin, Elwood, Ind.: Elma Jones Immell, Oblong, Ill.: Velma Jeffers, Leetsdale, Pa.: Lucy Galey Jones. Oblong, Ill.: Mary Lucille Low, Chicago. Ill.: Doit McClellan, Ripley Miss.: Lucille Atkinson Penell, Marshall, Ill.: Ivey Ryan, Toledo, Ohio: Burns Shade, Kettle Falls, Wash.: Neva Ann Millis Warner, Toledo, Ohio: Thomas Wells, Fort Wayne, Ind. Deceased-Lena Smith Maxwell. 1934 At Home-Victor Anderson: Nellie New- berry Blakeman: Exie Briscoe: Jesse Buckle: Doretta Fessenbeck: Evan Ham- mond: Eva Dodd Harper: Ruth Hill Hawkins: Dorsey Henley: Leona Hard- way Hills: Eldred Hutchings: Elizabeth Kelley: Joe McClellan: Brenton Mont- gomery: Luella Morgan: Lee Newlin: Olin Pence: George Shaffner: Eileen Flenner Shawver: Max Stanneld: Max Stephens: Margaret Stricker: Dean Tag- gart: Ozeta Briscoe Thompson: Wilbert Tomaw: Woodrow Tomaw: Stanley Vaught: Evelyn Wiser. Away From Home-Dean Clough, Chicago, Ill.: Wayne Gallatin, Elwood, Ind.: Ken- neth Greason, Charleston, Ill.: Darrell Hart, Robinson, Ill.: Dean Harner, Charleston, Ill.: Raymond Hutchens, San Francisco, Calif.: Edith Hendrix Kann- macher, Gary, Ind.: Stanley Leasure, West York. Ill.: William Martin, Chi- cago, Ill.: Ruth McMahon, .Bucyrus, Ohio: Lorene Snyder Pearce, Marshall, Ill.: Clement Richey, Los Angeles. Calif.: Margaret Spittler Rhodes, Kansas, Ill.: Hilah Brosman Towell, Detroit, Mich.: Elizabeth Shade Tyler, Calumet City, Ill.: Willard Van Horn, Los Angeles. Calif.: Adabelle Wallace, Terre Haute, Ind.: Maurice Wells, Olney, Ill.: Ruby Thompson Wooley, Kirkville, Ill.: Doris Turner Wright, Springfield, Ill. Deceased-Richard Clingenpell. 1935 At Home-Betty Shawver: Chester Clay- pool: Wilbur Deahl: Robert Dodd: William Evans: Joy Clough Greenwell: ALUM Ruth Marshall: Wayne Shaffner: June Stephenson Weger. Away From Home-Reba Claypool Brad- ley. Chicago, Ill.: Byram Cunningham. Sheridan, Ind.: Carrol Deahl. Charleston. Ill.: Kathleen Drummond. Terre Haute. Ind.: Robert Drummond. Terre Haute. Ind.: Edith Gallatin, Indianapolis. Ind.: Esther Gallatin. Indianapolis, Ind.: Elea- nor Patchett Greason, Charleston, Ill.: Virginia Linn. Normal, Ill.: Paul Macey. Indianapolis. Ind.: Chancellor Montgom- ery, Terre Haute, Ind.: Doit Montgomery. Iowa City. Ia.: Pearl Mumford, Casey. Ill.: George Page, Bridgeport, Ky.: Mil- dred Phillippe. Loda, Ill.: Howard Root. Fresno. Calif.: Eileen Stephenson, Normal, Ill.: Eleanor Stephenson, Normal, Ill.: Walter Thompson, Serento, Ill. N I Ill.: Allen Cunningham, Pearl Harbor. Hawaii: Leon Fitzjarrald, Champaign. Ill.: Paul Gallatin. Terre Haute, Ind.: Harriet Hix, Peoria, Ill.: Ralph Hutchens. Ettrick, Wis.: John Kannmacher, Gary. Ind.: Daniel McMahon, Champaign, Ill.: Lyle Neer, Normal, Ill.: Wilma Gene Patchett, Chicago, Ill.: Robert Shade. Terre Haute, Ind.: La Verne Thompson. Chicago, lll. 1938 At Home-Clifford Atkins: Raymond At- kins: Orrin Bartlett: Wilda Davis Bax- ter: Carrol Flenner: Barbara Cornwell Galey: Jeanne Weldon Hammond: Evelyn Huffman: Laverle Lee: Louise Lee: Billy Millis: Helen Morril: Wanda Pendleton: Frank Shaffner: Greetham Smith: Evelyn . 1936 Sutton: Maurine Gallatin Tomaw: Lloyd Towell. At Home-Katherine Baird: Victor Baxter: Away From Home-Alta Brock, Marshall, Madolyn Bennett: John Blankenbeker: Linda Brosman: Rose Claypool: Beth Cunningham: Raymond Hainley: Howard Hamilton: Chester Hardway: Darrell Hills: Janet Kelley: Theron Kelley: Reta Leatherman: Lloyd Linn: Dale McClel- lan: Wayne Morgan: Dwight Neer: Alice Rupp: Rex Ulrey: Betty Fitch Vaught: Lyle Wilkin. Away From Home-Margaret Ruth Craig. Terre Haute, Ind.: Franklin Dodd. Long Beach, Calif.: Harry Hollingsworth. Dearborn, Mich.: Eleanor McCrory, Nor- mal. Ill.: Catherine Morrill Wilbourne. Brazil. Ind.: Eugene Smith, East St. Louis, Mo.: Lorene Gilbert Thomas, Ash- land, Ky.: Lucille Mumford Weber. Montrose, Colo. l937 At Home-Elaine Wiser Barber: Vivian Patchett Coleman: Mary Conrad: Vernon Cook: Wilfred Cunningham: Ola Mae Taggart Evans: Ernest Fox: Jane Deahl Imle: Marjorie Johnson: Jerry Kitchen: Warren Linn: Claudia Lowry: Fred Mar- ing: Frederic McClellan: Lenwood Mc- Farland: Darline Perisho Morgan: Craig Romines: Rex Stephens: Ellen Rowe Zschau. Away From Home-Naomi Barbour, Chi- cago. Ill.: Marguerite Cown. Evanston. Ill.: Elaine Baird Clark, Mattoon, Ill.: Janell Hawk Demarius, Casey, Ill.: Mau- rine Dill, Akron, Ohio: Zella Ferguson. Paris, Ill.: Besse Ruth Gilbert, Westfield, Ill.: Daphne Hurst, Charleston, Ill.: Dor- othy Kannmacher. Charleston, Ill.: Mar- jorie Richey Kannmacher. Gary, Ind.: Faye Kurtz, Marshall, Ill.: Rosalie Mum- ford, Casey, Ill.: Gerald Staley. Charles- ton, Ill.: Jane Tarman, Champaign. Ill. 1939 At Home-Fenton Beabout: Harold Ben- nett: Robert Cline: Joanne Davis: Ed- ward Ellington: Virginia Flenner. Eugene Fraker: Betty Gallatin: Joe Hardway: Charles Hills: Ann Kannmacher: Norma McNurlan: Marie Seaton: Mildred Staley: Edward Stephenson: Emmett Sutton: James Trout. Away From Home-Maurice Cooper. Cham- paign, Ill.: Howard Lale Cunningham, Champaign, Ill.: Dorothy Dill. Akron. Ohio: Doris Ferguson, Normal, Ill.: June Hill, Detroit, Mich.: Wanda Lindley. Casey, Ill.: Thomas McMahon, Cham- paign, Ill.: Kathleen Noyes. Paris, Ill.: Martha Olmstead, Robinson, Ill.: Nina Faye Richart, Terre Haute, Ind.: Cather- ine Ryan, St. Louis, Mo.: Modena Sharp. Claude. Texas: Dan Snyder, Hummels- town, Pa.: Marian Stanfield. Greencastle, Ind. Plastic Binding, Chicago, Ill. A Twinco Year U. S. Patent No. 1970285 book, Twin City Printing Co., Champaign, Illinois. 'fn x,..M4 ' ,yr-41, sawmdu 1:-1 mf -x S