Mascoutah Community High School - Mascoutan Yearbook (Mascoutah, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1951 volume:

ZW Q .. -. . ... ..-.... .. .. .- .- -. .- .- .- .. Exploring the Heights of Wisdom Photo by Jo Harper A cwcouan I9 1 3 i MASCOUTAH COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL MQSCOUfGh, Illinois i i i - 1 MOU! lay!! cfm This page sponsored by GOSS PLUMBING CO. BUDDY'S PLACE HERTZ CLEARNERS ' PROFFITT GROCERY Z CMJ ibechcafion We dedicate this book, the T951 MAS- COUTAN, to Mr. Arthur Benz to express in a small way the appreciation felt by students and faculty. During his long and successful career in the Mascoutah school system he has worked dil- igently directing our school band and developing the musical talents of the students of M.C.H S. We, the students, wish to express our sincerest graditude to Mr. Benz for all he has done for us and for M.C.H.S. OPQLUOI' This book is meant to be o record of this, our last year otM.C.H.S. We, the classof 1951, hope that the material pre- sented in this book will show the progress the school has made. As we have helped it grow and mature, we have learned to love every inch of our school, and we have developed a responsibility and a pride in being a part of its beginning. The staff presents this book as the final achievement of the class of l95i of Mascoutah Com- munity High School. This page sponsored by MOLL FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING CO. .xdolminififra fion lt is with a feeling of gratitude that we express our appreciation to Mr. Wiley B. Garvin, who has so effectively directed our school. A school could not have a more tireless worker. There is always a job to be done, and the clock does not limit hisduties. Acharacterization of the qualities ofMr. Garvin would be incomplete without mentioning those things that make successful teachers--human qualities. Mr. Garvin has never been found too busy to talk over problems with students and teachers. We shall all be the betterfor hishaving lived and worked among us. . 1 -ul This page sponsored by CHARLES KLINGEL, INC. BENNY'S MALT SHOP MINNICK'S JEWELRY STORE a vote of appreciation. 4 One of the most unassuming and hard-working groups con nected with M.C.H.S. is the Board of Education. The members deserve credit for all that they do for our school. Without the Board our school could not function successfully, as it has for many years. Althoughthe Board receives little publicity, we, s students, have come to realize that the Board is a very vital factor in the administration of the school . We wish to take this opportunity to extend to the members of the Board of Education . f N ..-qf- F2 il W' 'I i as ' rf' 'xx WILEY B, GARVIN, B.S., M.S. Superiniendent and Principalg Student Council. CLARA MATHEWS, B,S, Commercial Subjectsg Hi-Lites and Senior Class. LAURINE HUCKE, B. A, German and English Ig Library and Junior Class. NORMA STEINES, B. A. , M. A. ui fm Latin, English IV, English III, Mascoutan and Sophomore Class. . fa f K . -I , 1 is I f S raa s ROY GRIEBEL, B.A., M,A, I P f Social Science, English III: Dramatics and Senior Class. N' ' E A v CYRUS GLOVER, B,s, fl? I 1 Natural Science: Visual Aids, Photography Club, and Freshman Class. V N HAROLD sToUT, B,A, Mathernaticsg Junior Class. P H DAIGH B S M S Agriculture F F A This page sponsored by EMMERlCH'S MARKET WATSCHINGER SERVICE 5 ,X 'mhls I f' Q 5 fu N 8- T 9. we H 2 K in - 'A - T W X 3 awed? isss i T A REBECCA WALDEN B, s, T 'T 'SSQTREI f., fi ' 2? L'- Home Economicsg F. H. A. and Junior Class. - -,,., , 1, ' - ' 1 7,2 ws: 17 .ft 5-fum . I ...A-4 A. Qgy',:y, 5 ' 7 s fda 'ef' ,sf i ea ff' if. f-- a r 4: 4+ - -: ' . -45 4,5 f ,,,., 4, rw . 'sv . , Avis LEILICH, B.s., M,s, mms. ROY LEILICHJ Girls' Physical Educationg G.A. A. VIRGINIA BROECKLING, B.E. CMRS. FRANKLIN BROECKLINGJ Chorus. JOHN VOTRAIN, B. S. Boys' Physical Educationg Athletics and Sophomore Class. 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I-2-3-45 Band 2-3-45 Boys' Chorus I-35 Mixed Chorus 35 Basketball35 Basketball Mgr. 3: S.F.C. President 45 S.F.C. Vice-president 35 Business Mgr. Annual 45 Photo Club 3-45 Treasurer Photo Club 35 Underclassman Play 2. PAUL BLACKMER,' Brain A kind of lad that's hard to find, Easygoing, carefree, kind. Class Vice-president 45 Vice-president Photo Club 4. THUSNELDA BIZENBERGER, T0OtS ln everything she had a part, And did her best with all her heart. Chorus I-2-3-45 Secretary Chorus 45 Sextet 25 F. H.A. I-2-3-4 F.H.A. Song Leader 2-35 F.H.A. Vice- president 45 Class Vice-president 2-35 Class Secretary 45 G.A.A. 3-45 G.A.A. Vice-president 3-45 Photo Club 3- 45 Photo Club 3-45 Librarian 45 Cheerleader 25 Grade School Assistant 2. BEULAH DEROUSSE, Sweetie Now here's a busy lass, And an asset to our class. Chorus I-2g G.A.A. 3-45 Hi-Lites 45 Class Treasurer 45 Grade School Assistant 2, 5. . I' ff A ff v , ,fd-ff .5 - DELORIS ROWOLD, Dee 5 I Acharming girlwith charming ways, A girl who adds zest to our high-school days. Annual staff 45 Hi-Lites 45 Cho- rusl-2-45 F.H.A. I-2-3-45 G.A.A. 35 Treasurer Student Council 35 Secretary Student Council 45 Grade School Assistant 2. HENRY FELDT, Fumb1er Just pass him the ball in a basketball game, And he's sure to carry our school to fame. Baseball!-2-3-45 Basketball I-2-3-45 Track I5 Chorus I-23 Student Council 4. LOIS ACKERMAN, Loie Things around here start to hum, When Loie pounds her big bass drum. Band 2-3-45 Chorus I-2-35 G.A.A. 3-45 President G.A.A. 45 Annual staff 45 Hi-Lites 45 Accom- panist Boys' Chorus I5 Grade School Assistantl-25 Cheer- leader 2-35 Photo Club 3-45 Sextet 2. PHYLLIS AUGUSTINE, Phy1 An all 'round athlete who can handle the ball, She's happy and smiling and liked by all. Band I-2-3-45 Chorus I-2- 3-45 G.A.A. 3-45 F.H.A. 1-2-3-45 Annual staff 45 in Lites 45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 25 S.F.C. I5 Office Assistant 2. C2403 r 4.1.1 Dina, -sr, as Qin'- 2 , 5 5 5 A A 2 5 5 l 1. ilrs 1 . X ,Xiang 'QRS fi ,f - f Q. , ' ,, ,I ,ev I ,A'7' , . , H ,,,,,..U H A ,- en iam IAYNIE BASSETT, Jay A smile on her face, plenty of pep, And how Glenn hur- ries to keep in step! Annual Staff 43 Hi-Lites 4, Photo Club 3-4g F.H.A. 41 G.A.A. 49 Cheerleader 3gChorus 2. CURTIS CONDON, Blackie I never trouble trouble, Til trouble troubles me. Basket- ball 1-2-3-4. 7 G o 'M J . P I I V. afq rd PATRICIA CUMMINGS, Pat Patty isn't very tall, But she has a smile for all. Chorus 2-3-4, Sextet 3-4, G.A.A. 3-4. Cheerleader 25 Office Assistant 33 Annual staff 49 Hi-Lites 4g Photo Club 3. EVELYN DICKHAUT, Red She laughs, and the World laughs with her, For she's sel- dom, if ever, alone. Band I-2-3-45 Chorus I-2-3, G.A. A. 3-4. Photo Club 3, Hi-Lites 4g Annual Staff 45 Grade School Assistant Ig I,ibrarian 25 Office Assistant 3. . ill z A J ,' -,VMI . 3 f :AL!q,s' 411 ,Lv If QA! if .ppb , . I-va X , MARILYN DIETZ Happy and very carefree is she, Bowling and boys with her agree. Chorus Ig G.A.A. 3, F.H.A. 4. WALTER ENGEL, Wallie Although he's shy as he can be, His virtues exceed his modesty. F.F.A. 2-3-4, Treasurer F.F.A. 39 Vice-pres- ident F.F.A. 4. 7 I I I l ' Z BONNIE FUNK So happy, so kind, and so still, With her quiet ways and her gentle will. F.H.A. I-2-33 G.A. A. 3-4gAl'1I111a1 Staff 45 Chorus 2. BETTY GARNER, Shorty Betty is so good, I'm told, That she's a girl they never scold. Chorus 25 Librarian 3. F.H.A. I-2-3-4, Hi-Lites 45 Annual Staff 4. x get e fr' 7 2 . V - shi J .' , sl V .Ik-D. I K ,y , '4 el'll0l'6 1, - , f, 9, .Q PEARL GRAUL, Minnie Pear1 Minnie with her cunning ways, Leaves us standing in a daze. Chorus I-2-3-45 F.H.A. I-2-3-45 Annual Staff 45 G.A.A. 3-4. KEITH GRODEON, Blondie When a fe1low's an athlete and good-looking, too, What are the other boys going to do? Baseball I-2-3-45 Basket- ball I-2-3-4: Band r-2-3!4g Orchestra I-23 Dance Or- chestra Ig Class Treasurer 2. J , Kr' !' VH mi Q .fs,,. If BETTY JEAN HAAS, Liz Betty is always full of fun, From early morning 'til day is done. F.H.A. 49 G.A.A. 3-4. ARMIN HAMANN Now here's a simple, country lad, And in his lessons not half bad. F.F.A. I-2-3-4, x If J 7 4 1 X MARLIN HOERCHER, Curly Modest and retiring as can be, And full of serious thoughts is he. Chorus I-3. RUTH KARPEL Quiet and reserved is she, A student of the first degree. F.H.A. 3-4, Hr-Lines 4. IO ANN LEMASTER, IO When all the others you would pass by, She's the one who would catch your eye. Secretary Photo Club 4. SALLY MC ABEE, Sal Really a girl that's well worth while, Kind, and witty, with always a smile. Chorus 2-3-45 Cheerleader 3-4g G. A,A. 3g Sextetg-4g Annual staff 49 Hi-Lites4g Photo Club 3. DLE ' SU G,GEf5f5?2-'S , gp...- ., 'hun . Q . . ,ui 1 X -. : ., Mi I 730 ,l , 4 ,JP 0 X-Tix-Q A fi! ' enzord SHIRLEY MEINHARDT, Sh0Lsey Friendly, bright, and clever, Kind and willing ever. Band 2-3-4, Chorus I-25 Annual Staff 4: G.A.A. 3-4. EVA JEAN MOELLER, EV . 'Neath long brown lashes, her brown eyes dance, Her charming ways our hearts entrance. Chorus I-2-3-45 G. A. A, 3-4, Sextet 3-4g Student Council 23 Cheerleader 2- 4, Editor Annual 45 Hi-Lites 4, Photo Club 3. J' 'IJ ,l. yy lj' ' 1 XLYLA IEAN PHILLIPS, Jeannie Lovely eyes are those that show, Beautiful thoughts por- trayed below, F,H.A, 1-2-3-45 F.H.A. Treasurer 3g G. A.A. 3-4, Band 2-3-4, Chorus 3-4: Annual Staff 4. BERNICE RENTH Golden hair and eyes of blue, Have a way of winning you. Chorus 3-49 G.A.A. 4: F.H.A. I-2-4:Hi-Lites 4: P11010 Club 3-4. 1 o.'q'l . U: lv I1 ' 4 I A' A I ' f' -A xl? ,' ' ,fr Q, ' .l -' 3 41 ,, 9. Q'-r .f A 4, I0 k BETTY JANE RICHTER, B. J. A pleasant way and sweet, A lovely character to meet. Chorus 1-2-3-44 G.A.A. 3-4: F.H.A. 1-2-3-4g F.H.A. President 33 Cheerleader 2-4: Sextet 3-4g Hi-Lites 45 An- nual 4. CLARENCE SCHANZ, SChanZie When it comes to music, Schanzie's all thereg In roller skating, too, he does his share. Band I-2-3-4g Basket- ball I-2-3-4q Chorus 2-31 Photo Club 3-45 Photo Club Vice-president.4. Y T1 ' 'Ds fu 7 ' N - f ' ' I v ,W ,..,..j- y . NORMA SCHNEIDER Sugar and spice, And everything nice. Band 2-3-4, F.H. A, I-2-3-45 Annual staff 45 Hi-Lites 45 Chorus I-2-4g'G. A.A. 3. DONALD SEITZ, Tiny Always jolly and likes to play, Mischief his rrierry eyes portray. Band I-2-3-4g Basketball I-2: Photo Club 3g An- nual Staff 4. I' I , , L 'X eniom WENDELL SHORT, Winky Don't plague me with studies, My life's one of ease. F.F. A. 1-2-3-49 F.F.A. Sentinel 35 F.F.A. President 4. EILEEN SNYDER, Lena Eileen has her own sweet way, 'Twill be of use to her some day. F.H.A. I-2-3-45 G.A,A. 3, Photo Club gg Hi-Lites 4. JOHN STARRON, Stubby Students like him are hard to find, Steady, noble, will ing, kind, Annual Staff 4, Photo Club 3-4gBaseball 2-3 4. ROBERT WHITECOTTON, Whitey To see a boy who doesn't care a rap about his curly hair Is more than patient girls can bear. Baseball I-2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3-4,5 Boys' Chorus I-23 Mixed Chorus 35 Photo Club 43 Band I-2-3-4, Orchestra Ig Class Treasurer 35 Annual Staff 4. f r . ... ll! 0611, 'J J I YN ' s . M - yenwpxh 1.31-itll. as t,,,,'i.J Hu XD! ,J PY xkxfnsbgg N 5.7. -IN, Kg N fx :.xk x. XIQXCX NORMAN WILMSMEYER, Willy it H' With his music and his wit, Willy always makes a hit. Band I-2-3-41 Photo Club 3-45 Annual staff 4. RITA WOMBACHER, CuCldles , In athletics she's a whiz, A very good danoer we've hegilfk she rs. F.H.A. 4: G.A.A. 344: Chorus 4. ly D 'ff fy nfs, HU ,J tis if 1 ANNA MAE YARBER, Amy Anna is quiet and self-composed, And few in number are her foes. F.H.A. I-2-3-4. MABEL GRATE She started with us in her freshman year, And she's leav- ing with us to continue her career. v - V , 7 -1 :gg A W. iz 4' c' mf- ff-Ai kflff Rf enior We, the class of 1951 of Mascoutah Community High School, being in possession of the essential factors necessary to the fac- ulties of a sound mind, do herewith make, declare, and pub- lish our last will and testament. To the members of this community we leave our sincere thanks for all their labors in our behalf. To the Board of Educationwe bequeath our appreciation for providing this school, in which we have spent two happy years. To our superintendent, Mr. Garvin, we leave hopes for us to prove our best abilities. To the faculty we express our thanks for their guidance, our heartfelt sympathy for the worries we caused them, and a suc- cession of restful nights and peaceful dreams. To our rightful successors, the juniors, go the last two rows of study hall seats, our senior dignity, and our position as boss over the underclassmen. To the sophomores we present a small part of our knowl- edge--they need it- -and our excellent behavior. To the freshmen we leave our sophistication and our ability to play petty tricks without being caught. Individually we make the following bequests, which should be treasured as reminders of the seniors of '51: I, Walter Engel, will my independence and quietness to Donald Graul. l, Beulah DeRousse, leave my height to Audrey Reeble. I, Ruth Karpel, bequeath my shy manners to Jeanette Fritz. 1, Jim Mitchell, will my ability to be president of my class for four years and to ask foolish questions to Donald Glaeser, the freshie president. I, Curtis Condon, leave my first-hour study hall to any un- derclassman who will make as good use of it as I have. To the teachers of M. C. H. S. --I leave. I, Don Seitz, bequeath nothing to anyone, as I need every- thing for myself. ' I, Toots Bizenberger, will my love for Chevies to Mr. Griebel. I, Marilyn Dietz, leave my luck to pass tests to anyone who didn't quite make it. I, Armin Hamann, bequeath my good behavior in class to Howard Boller. I, Paul Blackmer, leave my wonderful personality and good grades to my brother Joe. I, Lyla Jean Phillips, will my pleasing smile and friendly way to Shirley Spanley. I, Betty Jane Richter, bequeath my ability to flirt to Verna Kraske. I, Henry Feldt, present my popularity with girls and singing ability to Clarence Munie. I, Robert Whitecotton, leave my ability to argue to Marcel Frerker. I, Evelyn Dickhaut, bequeath my typing skill to Evan Zim- mermann. This page KILIAN BLDG. MAT. CO. 674144 I, Norman Wilmsmeyer, present my musical talents to Dixie Kuehn. I, Rita wombacher, leave my dancing partner, Doretta Trappe, to anyone who can follow her. I, Sally McAbee, will my vitality to Bonnie Linss. I, Eva Jean Moeller, give my innocent brown eyes to Janet Stahl. I, Jaynie Bassett, leave my apple-polishing act to Helen Knipp. I, Pat Cummings, will my cute ways and ability to amuse people to Louise Weber. I, Lois Ackerman, present my ability never to gossip to all the cats of lvl.C.H. S. I, Phyllis Augustine, leave my ability in athletics without injuring anyone to Rita Biddle. ' I, Keith Grodeon, leave my basketball suit and my bash- fulness to Terry Plab. I, Clarence Schanz, will my ability to find out the names of all the new girls to Arnold Feldt, I, Wendell Short, leave Loretta to anyone who will take care of her. I, John Starron, will some of my physique to Jimmie Al- brecht. I, JoAnn LeMaster, present my soft southern accent to Kath- leen Gramm. I, Marlin Hoercher, bequeath my curly hair to Marvin Funk. I, Bernice Renth, leave my blonde hair--a whole head of it--to Bonnie Graul. I, Norma Schneider, leave my neat way to my sister Joan. I, Eileen Snyder, will my ability to go steady during my high-school days to Scheron Kilian. I, Shirley Meinhardt, will my little brother, Butter, to the senior girls of 1951 --1952. I, Deloris Rowold, leave my place on the Student Council to Bonnie Klingelhoefer, provided she fills it well. I, Anna Mae Yarber, bequeath my shorthand ability to June Hecker. I, Mabel Grate, leave my quiet personality to Margie Hoerdt. I, Betty Garner, leave my sweet smile to Carol Martin. I, Bonnie Funk, leave my place behind the cafeteria coun- ter to anyone who is fast enough making change. I, Pearl Graul, bequeath my place in the chorus to anyone who has courage to attempt it. I, Betty Jean Haas, will my locker and its confusing com- bination to anyone bright enough to figure it out. In witness whereof, we have set the hand and seal of the class of 1951 this 28th day of May, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-one. Signed: Senior Class of 1951 Witnesses: Eva Jean Moeller Pat Cummings Sally McAbee sponsored by MASCOUTAH LUMBER CO . -14 . Au--I -.'. .. 1 :--- 4 f-fi L-f, 4 ff' L f 0 C' ' - H is -1 v'r. ' ll 2 vie LA sn - .L is ai. - Q12 get- , . , f' , 'A -v::,' J - lt- --1-ig qq,-:E MV' enior add Hola ec? One day while visiting a circus, which had stopped in my home town, I discovered a fortune-teller in one of the tents. Out of curiosity lentered the tent and took a seat across the table from a gaily dressed woman wearing long, silver earrings. After the fortune-teller had revealed to me what my future held, I asked whether she could tell me where my classmates from M. C.H.S. were and what they were doing. Gazing into her crys- tal ball, she made the following revelations to me: Your classmates were indeed an efficient and brilliant group of students, they have succeeded in every walk of life, as doc- tors, lawyers, teachers, artists, stenographers, etc. Norma Schneider has been recognized as one of the world's greatest landscape artists, and her work has been placed into the leading museums of the country. Sharing Norma's studio is Nor- man Wilmsmeyer, who is famous for painting portraits of soci- ety people. ln the field of sports Isee Keith Grodeon, a well-known baseball player, pitching for the St. Louis Cardinals, and Henry Feldt, a professional basketball player with the St. Louis Bombers. In the entertainmentworld Sally McAbee is taking Holly- wood by storm as the greatest actress since Greta Garbo. Lois Ackerman has recently made her debut as a concert pianist at Carnegie Hall. At various times Lois has served as accompanist I0 Margaret Truman, Who has finally been considered sufficiently trained to sing for the next Mascoutah Homecoming celebration. Don Seitz is a dignified undertakerin Boston and frequently takes a vacation between corpses to visit his friends, Robert Whitecotton and Jim Mitchell, who are now prominent lawyers residing in Washington, D. C. They are noted for their tendency never to give up an argument. They are-frequently hired by John L. Lewis. ln the crystal balll see Paul Blackmer as a noted scientist, whose best friends live on the planet Mars, and who has made many trips to the crater of the moon and has become wealthy by retailing the green cheese he found there. Also in the field of science are Pat Cummings and Mabel Grate, who are on the nursing staff of Barnes Hospital in St. Louis. Armin Hamann, Walter Engel, and Marlin Hoercher are agriculture experts at the University of Illinois. Phyllis Augustine has become secretary to our Republican President and has established her permanent home in Washington, D. C. Pearl Graul has acquireda nation-wide reputation as a the- ater magnate. She has just added another group of theaters to N her possessions, including magnificient movie palaces at Rent- chler and Fayetteville. When in New York on business Pearl frequently sees her classmate, Betty Jean Haas, who is head waitress at the Stork Club. Lyla Jean Phillips is the owner of several beauty salons in Chicago. Her co-workers, Anna Mae Yarber and Deloris Rowold, design coiffeur styles for Lyla Jean's distinguished clientele. Beulah DeRousse is writing a column of advice to the love- lorn, called 'Featrice Bairfax, in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, of which Clarence Schanz is circulation manager. Evelyn Dickhaut is now typing teacher of Brown's Business School in St. Louis. Also in the teaching field is Rita Wom- bacher, the head instructor at the Arthur Murray Dance Studio in Belleville. Her assistants, Jaynie Bassett and Shirley Mein- hardt, are turning out jitterbugs by the dozens. Betty Jane Rich- ter is teaching home economics at the Mascoutah High School, her alma mater. Also on the reaching staff there is Thusnelda Bizenberger, who is teaching German. Wendell Short, designer of the Short-Windmobile, has per- fected his car to go at the speed of 175 miles per hour. The former Ruth Karpel is a contented housewife, married to a prosperous Mascoutah farmer. Mascoutah at last has aphotographer. Who is it? None oth- er than John Starron. He has been commissioned to take the pictures for the 1961 Mascoutan. His able assistant, Bonnie Funk, first became interested in photography when she was taking snapshots for the 1951 Mascoutan. JoAnn LeMaster is a Powers model, chosen 'The Model of the Year. ' JoAnn models clothes designed by Eileen Snyder. Curt Condon has made himself famous and has endeared himself to school children by inventing a new kind of chewing gum which miraculously disappears when ateacher approaches. Marilyn Dietz and Betty Garner are efficient stenographers on the staff of General MacArthur, who is now at Scott Air Force Base to spend his declining years. Bernice Renth is a traveling saleslady for the Fuller Brush Company. With that the fortune-teller looked up from her crystal ball and told me she had concluded her revelations about my class- mates of the class of 1951 of Mascoutah Community High School. I left the tent with my own future a secret. I was glad to learn that my old friends were successful, and I knew that M.C.H.S. had contributed much to their success. Eva lean Moeller This page sponsored by AL WORMS' MARKET CARLE FLORIST we , L w R mi' K W Q ..-.Q 5 A, h vw kr , 'S 'fqvj W . gig LM-rv 'x K new ...-.4 Vff ' .4 -- Ly , f . gif '- .v If 'H 5:-kk Ii sf f , . fm qifwf' , f Q, x -ug I .- . fi-ia. 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HOERDT WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE VARIETY HARDWARE STORE I'lI'llfL6L! T U Editor .... ...... E va Jean Moeller C 9 9 Business Managers . . Jim Mitchell, Robert Whitecotton 'Mc l Sports. . I. . . . . John Starron, Phyllis Augustine X Organizations .......... D810r1S ROWOIG 7 U Photography . Norman Wilmsmeyer, Thusnelda Bizenberger, ,- Bonnie Funk, Jaynie Bassett B Calendar . . . Evelyn Dickhaut, Shirley Meinhardt , Humor . . . . . Pat Cummings, Sally McAbee Q Circulation , , , Betty Jane Richter, Pearl Graul, Lois Ackerman, Lyla Jean Phillips Typists . . Betty Garner, Norma-Schneider Sponsor .... Miss Norma Steines SEATED: Bizenberger, Augustine, Ackerman, Whirecotton, Moeller, Funk, Garner, Phillips, Bassett. STANDING: Dickhaut, Richter, Wilmsmeyer, Mitchell, Starron, Seitz, Schneider, Graul, Miss Steines, Rowold, McAbee, Cummings, Meinhardt. This page sponsored by THE BANK OF MASCOUTAH ' I all C ' ' f ' i ' ' M , 23 S SEATED: Dickhaut, Bizenberger, DeRousse, Richter, Cummings. STANDING:Augustine, Ackerman, Garner, Karpel, Snyder, Moeller, Schneider, Bassett, Rowold, Miss Mathews, McAbee. JL14- Ogfea .gay Editors . . . Society News . . Class News. Sports . . . Artist .... Production Staff . , Jaynie Bassett and Beulah De Rousse , Sally McAbee and Eva Jean Moeller . . Pat Cummings and Deloris Rowold . Lois Ackerman and Phyllis Augustine . . . . . . Norma Schneider Evelyn Dickhaut, Betty Garner, Ruth Karpel, and Eileen Snyder Distribution Staff , . Pat Cummings, Sally McAbee, Eva Iean Moeller, Bernice Renth, and Betty Jane Richter Adviser . ......... Miss Clara Mathews This page sponsored by Moll General Store Hogisf Dept. Store Red and White Store Hoh Service Nix , Qyf Nm ,J-1, Q 'W Wa' SQA G9 9, , v 9 , .J Qt 4 V Shelf f x Q 41, Z4 l FROM LEFT, FIRST ROW: J. Schneider, Hoercher, Eidman, Heberer. SECOND ROW: Zimmer- man, Grodeon, Teichmann. THIRD ROW: Spanley, Hecker, N. Schneider, R. Munie, B. Graul. FOURTH ROW: Wilmsmeyer, Schanz, Martha Hoerdt, Klingelhoefer. FIFTH ROW: Augustine, Klingel, Zapp, Seitz, Ackerman. SIXTH ROW: Perrottet, Bassler, Dickhaut, B. Dietz, Whitecotton. SEVENTH ROW: D. Phillips, L. Phillips, Kilian, Mitchell, Meinhardt. J Zim This Page Sponsored by ELMER RIESS Insurance and Real Estate HAAS AUTO BODY SHOP 25 .fff J 4 'f J' At the beginning of school the band was u'nder the direction of Mr. Arthur Benz, who was later Forced to take a leave of absence be- cause of illness. After the holidays Mr. J. Robert Blankenship took over the duties of band director. The band is composed of the following instruments: seven trombones, three saxophones, one French horn, two bass horns, eight trumphets, Fourdrums, and sixclarinets. The bond plays for basketball games, the school picnic, Commencement, and the Memorial Day celebration. CAOPIL5 The girls' cmd boys' choruses, composed of 47 voices, were directed by Mrs.Virginia Broeckling until after the Christmas holidays, when Mr. J. Robert Blankenship became chorus director. The Y 4 accompanist is Peggy Perrottet. The choruses and ,f ... Z ,I M -, the girls' sextet sang atthe OctoberP.T.A. meet- , x T. Q K ing and the Music Festival in December. The sex- lx Q 5 ' tet sang at the district P.T.A. meeting in Sept- lr -' ember, over WIBV in December, and participated xg lil in the Christmas program. Sym izci.-.I Members of Sextet, KNEELINGg Donner, McAbee, Gunia, Moeller, B. Richter, 635 Cummings. SEATED: N. Rowold, Stahl, Zapp, Reeble, Kolb, Klingel, Knipp, Cameron, 'DX fxl Carle, Bizenberger. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Broeckling, R. Munie, Britto, Mar- tin, Bassler, Perrottet, B. Dietz, V. Rowold, N. Schneider, L. Phillips, Kraske, Lembke, D. Rowold, Jones, Eidman, D. Mitchell, Maddox. BACK ROW: Stein, I. Richter, Marjorie Hoerdt, Postel, Proffitt, Klingelhoefer, M. Schneider, Martha Hoerdt, Schroeder, P. Graul, Berberich, Weigand, Augustine, Renth. This page sponsored by MASCOUTAH DRY GOODS CO. GUILLAUME HATCHERY DR. FREIVOGEL WEST END CONFECTIONERY FIRST ROW: Ohl, Brown, Vollrner, Christ, Rehbein, Meinhardt, Glaeser, Surmeier, Zimmerman, Leonhardt, Eddy. MIDDLE ROW: Zapp, Fritz, Bizenberger, Ackerman, Bassett, Frerker, LeMaster, Harper, Winkler, Pittman, Graul, Kolb, Schulze, Richard- son, Hoerdt. BACK ROW: Martin, Renth, Davis, Stahl, Wilmsmeyer, Whitecotton, Mitchell, Schanz,- Bowers, Gillissie, Jones, Mr. Wood, Klingelhoefer, Mr. Glover. pA0!0gI al9Ag This organization is under the direction of Mr r I Glover and Mr. Wood and is composed of 35 5 members under the guidance of Jerry Bowers, president, Clarence Schanz, vice-president, Jo Ann LeMaster, secretary, and Byron Jones, treasurer. Some ofthe activities ofthe Photo Vx Club are the showing of movies, taking and -J developing pictures, and teaching others how r d I ' . Sponsored by o eve op pictures CLYDE HOERCHER, Undertaker FOREST CITY MFG. CO. MORLEY MFG. CO. RALPH'S PLACE 2.7 li X 5. , m 2 f JL I X c The F.F.A., sponsoned by Mr. Daigh, elected the following officers: president, Wendell Short, vice- president, Walter Engel, secretary, MarcelFrerker, treasurer, Armin Hamann, reporter, Terry Plab, sen- tinel, Troy Sauerhage.The club's activities include Section Officers' Training School, section and state iUCl9lr19 contests in grain, poultry, dairy, and livestock, section fairs, Market Day at National Stockyards, the state convention, public speaking and parliamentary procedure contests,parent-son meeting, box social and awards for chapter winners in each enterprise. SEATED: Plab, Frerker, Short, Engel, A. Hamann, Sauerhage. MIDDLE ROW Justus, Hoehner, Christ, I-'rerking,Rowo1d, R. Munie, Funk, Vollrner, Eidman M Daigh. BACK ROW: Lanter, Hoercher, Stein, C. Munie, J. Blackmer, Klucker H. Hamann. This Page Sponsored by PURE MILK DAIRY SCHUBERT MINE HARRIS-LANGENBERG HAT CO. Z8 jufure armerd of America -V FIRST ROW: Kolb, Griesbaum, Fritz, Zapp, Renth, Reeble, Knipp, Proffitt, Killian, Yr Augustine, M. Schneider. MIDDLE ROW: M. Surmeier, Haas, Curry, V. Rowold, L. Phillips, N. Schneider, Yarber, Bassett, Horenkamp, Klopmeyer, Weber, Hecker, 'B Hoercher, Klingel, D. Rowold. BACK ROW: Davis, Klein, Wilmsmeyer, Berberich, ii Hoerdt, Stahl, I. Richter, Gramm, B. Richter, Klingelhoefer, Weigand, Miss B Walden, Bizenberger, Biddle, Lembke, Kraske, B. Graul, Spanley, P. Graul, , Doelling, Karpel, Snyder, Garner, I. Schneider, D. Surmeier, M. Dietz. gblftllfe 0l'l'lel'l'lLl The officers of the F. H.A. are president, Rita Biddle, vice-president, Thusnelda Bizen- berger, secretary, Rose Lembke, treasurer, Elsie Weigand, historian, Verna Kraske, par- liamentarian, Bonnie Graul, reporter, Shirley Spanley, song leader, Margie Hoerdt, chapter mothers, Mrs. Erwin Richter and Mrs. Frank Lembke . Under the sponsorship of Miss Walden the activities of the club include F. H.A.Week, This Page Sponsored by , FLOYD JUENGER, Shell Distributor MASCOUTAH STYLE SHOP NORTON THEATER LAQUET MOTOR SERVICE em 0 merica Christmas Party, all-school Soc Hop, Vale.. tine party, bake sale, installation, mother- and-daughter banquet, selling of greeting cards, Rally Day, and the spring style show. Mulercfafidmen pfay My Dear Relatives, directed by Mr. Griebel and pre- sented on November 14, 1950, had the following cast: Alice Dickson, a young matron . . Carol Donner Penelope Sales, her younger sister . . Ima Jean Bassler Howard Dickson, Alice's husband . . . Howard Boller Aimee Dixon, a friendlyneighbor . Peggy Ann Perrottet Angela Wallace, the neighborhood gossip . Bonnie Graul Spencer Vaughn, Penny's boy friend . . Ronald Munie Mortimer Powell, a week-end guest , . Jerry Pittman Frances Powell, his wife ..... Kathleen Gramm Dulcie, the Powell's teen -age daughter .Shirley Spanley Morris Edwards, Howard Dickson's cousin . Edward Maddox Eleanor Edwards, Morris' wife .... Martha HOSICII 1 Stage Manager. . . . Sound Effects Scenery . . . . Marjorie Hoerdt . ...... George Christ . John Surmeier, Donald Graul, Evan Zimmerman, Jerry Bowers Tickets and Furniture . . Helen Knipp, Ruth Davis, and Florence Klopmeyer What happens when two families living on the some street are expecting guests, and the two sets of guests get into the wrong houses because of the sim: Iarity ofthe names of their hosts, forms the major mix up of this piay. SEATED: Perrottet, B. Graul, Martha Hoerdt, Gramm. STAND dox, Boller, Donner, Bassler, R. Munie, Spanley, Pittman. Sponsored by DR. KOLB HAP S SERVICE STATION JOELLENBECK LUMBER CO WHITE TOP INN 4 u ING: Mr. Griebel, Mad- 30 a kqvg GJ fi? A I 0 fzrligz- 'F 5 -.'.'.ld2: 'ii' 'X X 'lixxwxy ' f ' 1 V'- I ,.A' i u: ,f ' ' x t - ' 'ff ' f,:f1S:'. , J, t v K, X, ,, for f :N HN fo F ' X .,'?n X ,gx , KW r e Z5-E-7 4 5 ' , Y... -,g,f S- 'swraiwrfes 24 Y ' 1? QU, Ellis x A g ' Mr. Glover: David, what does I-INO3 signify? David Heberer: Why, er--uh, l've got it right on the tip of my tongue. Mr. Glover: Well, you'd better spit it outg it's nitric acid. Whitey: I guess that must be strawberry lipstick you have on. Carol: Wrong! Kiss again. Jim Mitchell: Do you really think l'm Conoeited about my brain? Eva Jean: Why, of course not. I don't think anything like that ev Jerry Bowers, Did you know that kissing is the language of love? Scheron Kilianz Then why don't you say something? L lx I '- ce' ini .5 gNloQ y-MR er entered you head. ' Q ' '. Fix I- QW ' ,.g.f 11.1 I QL, ff , f' Ti' ff.: at ' .J L y -fx. 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' Jim Albrecht: l'm growing a mustache. What color do you think it will be? Pat: 'fC-ray, at the rate it's growing now. ' Shorty Meinhardt: Just look at these splinters in my handl Mr. Wood: Well, I told you to stop scratching your head. Lois: What would you do if you saw a man chasing you? Betty Jane: Stand still, ofcourse. Don Graul fat restaurantjz Do you serve fish here? Es i Betty Jean: Sure, sit right down. We serve anyone. ' ' f Loretta: Sorry I'm late. I'll be ready in a moment. la F- Wendell: No hurry now. I have to go home and shave again. 4 'Y' fs 2 ,: ' :ff Peggy: I don't like these modem dances: they're nothing but hug- v -LH 75724 ging set to music. ' ,Ex Keith: Well, what are you objecting to? :5 ' 12? Peggy: The music. , L 'X fhffgzsi - 3' l lit! -r' D 14, .1 v f Pg J fh ' git Nh ff hx it L Q j lv' , U52-Qb.F' X Cs I .6 X ks p l.mj D aes ' A 'E -um it 5 o . , A Z .. 1 .X o 1 ' A Ui it , 0 'rung -J J Kc .J A O O X-'u ' ' , il ff 0 O f t COA U O 1 'Q L2 41 , 1 W Q I I 'el' EJ I?' Q O II,I,,:1t 'I O I-mf' H, flip! .M ,. O ::::y,:gl, ,lggl yw 1 f y gh: 'iii ' I N . Q ' f 1' I .74 Le, X X 4 f ?. i w t N0 fs M ll Qtr'-T K .. gg f 2 S W ' s at J i X if ' M V X , Q 'I Q H w . E ,V lf, ,7 ' aj X 1 1' , QQ-yy , if f! OPERETTA H. M. S. PINAFORE Gilbert and Sullivan Presented March 15, 1951 Directed by Mr. Blandenship Synopsis The captain of H. H. S. Pinafore wants his daughter Josephine to marry Sir Joseph Porter, First Lord ofthe Admiralty, but she is in love with Ralph, a sailor. Ralph and Josephine agree to e- lope, but their plan is divulged by Dick Deadeye, thevillain. Apeddlerwoman, Buttercup, in love with the captain, informs the First Lord that the captain and Ralph had accidentally been exchanged as infants. To rectify this error Sir Joseph reduces the captain to ordinary sailor and makes Ralph cap- tain. Both Josephine and Buttercup wed the lov- ers of their choice under this grotesque arrange- ment with the blessing of Sir Joseph, who plans to marry his cousin Hebe. This operetta, replete with nonsensical whim- sicalities and dainty music, was a great success. SENIOR PLAY HE COULDN'T MARRY FIVE Presented April 10, 1951 b Directed by Mr. Griebel Synopsis Cast Captain Corcoran Don Mitchell Sir Joseph Porter Robert Whitecotton Josephine Janet Stahl Buttercup Patricia Cummings Ralph Rackstraw Jim Mitchell Dick Deadeye Byron Jones Hebe Carol Donner Marines Vernon Eidman Ronald Munie Boatswain Charles Britto Sailors Chorus Sisters, Cousins, Aunts of Sir Joseph Chorus Cast f Connie Barton, wife of Ralph and mother of five girls Eva :lean Moeller April J Patricia Cummings May 1 daughters of Con- Lois Ackerman June 1 nie and Ralph Bar- Lyla Jean Phillips Taris J ton. Phyllis Augustine Leona I Shirley Meinhardt Etta Barton, Ralph's Spinster sister Evelyn Dickhaut Ralph Barton, husband of Connie Robert Whitecotton Granny, Ralph's mother Deloris Rowold Donald Regan, son of Ralph Barton's employer Jim Mitchell Complications generally arise when a young man falls in love with two girls at the same time, but just imagine how involved the situation would be if he fell in love with Five and couldn't decide which one to marryl Donald Regan is the only son ofwealthy busi- nessman. Having iust recuperated from a nervous breakdown caused by an over-indulgence in sports, Donald is sent to a small town to rest while trying to decidewhathewould like to do in life. An im- portant member ofMr. Regan's firm, Ralph Barton, who is about to be promoted to a partnership, takes Donald into his home, where the young man pro- ceeds to court all five of Mr. Barton's daughters! After One hilarious situation after another circum- stances seem utterly hopeless. However, every- thing turns out well in the last act, and Donald gets the right girl. J 1 525-- Y I udica e Director, Mrs. Virginia Broeckling Accompanist, Peggy Ann Perrottet Q December 12, 1950 l . Selections, Bendemeer's Stream and O Promise Me Girls' Chorus 2. Piano Solo, Ritchul Fire Dance Lois Ackerman 3. Trumpet Solo, Mars - Keith Grodeon 4. Selections, The Bells of St. Mary's and Will You Remember Girls' Sextet 5. Vocal Solo, Danny Boy Vernon Eidman 6. Baton Twirling Demonstration Loretta Schreier 7. Clarinet Duet, Tales from the Vienna Woods ' Bonnie Klingelhoefer and Norman Wilmsmeyer 8. Selections, We Sail the Ocean Blue and Memories Boys' Chorus 9. Selections, O Holy Night and Merry Christmas Time Girls' Sextet, Sally McAbee, soloist lO. Piano Duet, Tea for Two Ima Jean Bassler and Peggy Perrottet il . Selections, Whispering Hope and Christmas Lullaby Girls' Chorus l2. 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Funk, Mrs. Leilich. j vi Y'7 f ri- ,I , My o Y e 0 v grin ,j4fALfLC Moccafron The Girls' Athletic Association has become a , -9, N 41 , member of the State Girls' Athletic Association I this year. The club under the sponsorship of Mrs. , I 5, n Leilich meets every Thursday. The following of- ficers were elected: president, Lois Ackerman: vice-president, Thusnelda Bizenbergerp secretary, June Heckeri treasurer, Carol Donner. The pur- pose of this organization is to stimulate interest in and give the girls a chance to participate in sports activities. The members work for awards by ac- cumulating points in health activities and partici- pating in sports. Freshman may earn class num- erals: sophomores, school letters: iuniors, l :and seniors, a map of Illinois. The activities of theclub included several hikes to Sportsmen's Lake, a vol- ley ball tournament, a basketball tournament, a softball tournament, bowling, and a school dance. 36 ff 7 tkk A GJ 'ag This Page Sponsored By PFEIFER BOTTLING CO. BERDELUS BEAUTY SHOP FRANK KEHRER AL'S TOM-BOY MARKET V ov' XX ZQMQLQK Schedule Batting Averages l - 5ePfembel' Won: 4 - Lost: Sscore Score Date Place Mascoutah Opponent Glodion . September Here 2 0 Waterloo J . Starron 2. September There 7 6 New Baden Whitecotton 3. September Here 0 9 New Athens Plab 4. September There 2 4 O'Fallon A. Feldt 5 . September Here l I 0 Lebanon Teichmann 6. October There 2 9 Freeburg Team Batting Average 7. October There I0 lO Waterloo Team Fielding Average KNEEL1NG:C, Munie, H, Feldt, I, Starron, Whitecotton, A. Feldt, R. Starron, Gillissie, STANDING Albrecht, Plab, Mosher, Grodeon, Reuss, Teichmann, Heberer, Boller, Coach Votrain. Date Nov Nov Nov Dec . Dec . Dec . Dec . Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan . Jan. Feb. Feb . Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Z?a.A.fL..!! SZAQJML Opponent P122 New Baden There Trenton There Freeburg Here Dupo There Waterloo Here Columbia There New Athens There Lebanon Here O Fallon There New Baden Here New Athens Here Freeburg There Okawville There Dupo Here Aviston Here Breese Here O'FaIIon Here St. Dominic Here Lebanon There Waterloo QDist. Here ITourn.1 Waterloo There Score Wi - Tw 69 62 85 33 49 50 46 64 48 50 46 64 43 51 42 58 65 73 31 39 61 41 33 31 34 53 42 68 45 47 58 57 47 39 53 28 52 63 46 60 69 89 The Clinton Conference Tournament was held at Breese on December 11 15 Mascoutah defeating Aviston and Breese and losing to New Baden. The Christmas Tournament was held at O'FalIon on December 27-30. This Page Sponsored By EARL JONES STANDARD STATION OHLENDORF'S TAVERN COMMERCIAL MUSIC SERVICE LANTER'S TAVERN 38 M NJ Q f' Q I a sv v Curtis Condon Jerry Bowers Henry Feld? l' 1. .4 R543 ukk X V K . elm G'0deo Robert Whitecotton James Albrecht n H15L2! ACL K This Page Sponsored By HERFF-JONES COMPANY MASCOUTAH BOWLING LANES SPIETH STUDIO, CENTRALIA 39 KCMLQELCLZ The basketball squad this year had a record of eight victories and seventeen defeats. The varsity squad was composed of the following: guards, Plab, Condon, Grodeon, and Albrechtp Forwards, Whitecotton, Teichmann, Boller, and Bowers: centers, H. Feldt and A. Feldt. The high-point men were Grodeon with 237 and Bowers with 205. The team average was 50-4 points per game to the opponents' 50.3 points per game. The total number of points scored by Mascoutah was l008 to the opponents' l008. Bowers had the best free-throw average with 6406, and Henry Feldt was second with 631. Albrecht and Grodeon tied for third with 59'Xw. The B team won eleven games and lost thirteen. The members of the B team were Mosher, C. Munie, Teichmann, Stein, Rowold, Heberer, and R. Munie. The high-point man for the B squad was Teichmann with l56. l KNEELING: Grodeon, A, Feldt, Bowers, H, Feldt, Whitecotton, Condon Texchmann Q Q Boller Albrecht. STANDING- Coach Vonrain, Heverer, Rowold C Mume Stem I L . -'N 1 LX Q Mosher, R. Mume, Plab, Memhardt fmanagery. c?'J This page sponsored by E. E. KELLER SHELL SERVICE STATION Patrons who have contributed toward the success of this yearbook are as followsg A FRIEND MR. AND MRS. ALBERT M. GOEDDE JOSTEN MFG. CO. LEFT TO RIGHT: Knipp, Richter, Moeller, Graul, Hecker, McAbee. BELOW Rosemary Lorenz, , CL2el'LCl6leI'5 41 5 'fi A U CGAHJLU' SEPTEMBER I Happy days are here again! School days! School Days! Dear old golden-rule days! 7 What are the seniors so happy about? No wonder! Class rings arrived! II Mascoutah baseball team plays Waterloo, The score is 2-O in our favor. Jimmy Albrecht pitches, First P, T, A, meeting is held here at 7:30 P, M, I5 Mascoutah plays at New Baden and wins by a score of 7-6, I9 Mascoutah plays at New Athens. New Athens wins, 9-0, 20 Howard Schuchmann, a student of Oxford University, gives a talk on Europe, 21 G, A, A, organizes, Lois Ackerman is elected president, Our new movie machine arrives. 22 Sophomore, junior and senior classes elect officers, Mascoutah goes to O'Fallon, The score is 4-2 in favor of O'Fallon, 25 S, F, C, holds first meeting, The council is under the direction of Mr, Garvin and meets in his office, 26 Mascoutah is host to Lebanon. We win, II-O, Keith Grodeon and Jimmy Albrecht pitch. 27 Everybody gets the afternoon off, The P. T.A, DistrictConference holds an all-day meeting here, OCTOBER 3 Mascoutah plays at Freeburg, We lose, 9-I, 4 Underclassmen try-outs for their play, 5 Coca-Cola treat, Why don't we have this more often???? 5-6 V, F, W, presents a comedy called Aunt Silly at M, C, H, S, 6 Final Baseball game at Waterloo, Wmnio-6, II First all-school party, Take it easy, Coach! Knocking down students can be serious, I2-I3 No school! Teachers' meeting, I6 Mr, and Mrs, Otto Schulz, who bicycled from Florida to Mascoutah, give a talk about their trip, I8 Photographer comes to take individual pictures, Mrs, Sullivan talks to juniors and seniors on T, B, 20 T, B, tests for juniors and seniors, 24 Cheerleasers elected are Eva Jean Moeller, Sally McAbee, Betty Jane Richter, June l-lecker, Bonnie Graul, and Helen Knipp, Mr, Meyers of Belleville gives a demonstration on fire extinguishers, 25 Freshmen elect class officers, 27 G, A, A, goes on a hike to Sportsmen's Lake, NOVEMBER 3 Mr, Griebel gives an explanatory talk on the Gateway Amendment, Mr. Spieth comes to take senior pictures and group pictures. 8 Shakespeare turns over in his grave! Seniors begin reading Macbeth! Seniors' proofs arrive, I4 Underclassmen present play, A big success! I7 Rah! Rah! Rah! First basketball game of the season is played at New Baden. We win in an overtime game, 69-65, I9 Why all the groans? Oh! Six -weeks exams begin. 21 Second basketball game at Trenton. Another-victory, 85-37, 22 We play Freeburg on our floor, We lose a heartbreaker, 50-49 23 No school for four whole daysl Four reasons for giving thanks! 27 Why does everybody look so tired? Most of this month we have missed Mr, Benz and Mr. Seibert, our custodian, because of illness, DECEMBER I Game with Dupo, We lose again, Come on, guys, let's get moving! 4 Oh, no-o-0-o-o! Report cards again, 8 We have a game with Waterloo here, We lose, but what an exciting game it was! II P, T, A, meeting, I2 Music festival, I3 Clinton County Conference game, We take Aviston, I4 Second game of the Conference, We play Breese and win, I5 The final fight for the championship, We lose to New Baden. 21 Have a game with New Athens and lose again, Come on, fellas! 22 Christmas party and the beginning of theChristmas holidays. Rudolph makes a guest appearance at M, C, H, S, 28 We enter the Christmas Holiday Tournament at O'Fallon. We play New Athens and lose. The end of the tournament for us. Cd LIICJCII' JANUARY 3 How we hate to come back to school! We see a film on college life in Flordia. 5 Basketball game with Lebanon here. We lose. Come on, guys! 9 Another game with O'Fa1lon, IO Mr, Bene shows a picture on the Federal Reserve system. I2 We are defeated by New Baden here. I6 We win a game from New Athens by two points. Hurrah! I7 Semester exams begin. They came along fast, didn't they? I9 We lose to Freeburg by two points. 22 Mrs, Lydia Cook, a war bride from Latvia, gives a talk on her experiences in Europe. 23 Lose again, this time to Okawville. Professor Benner from the University of Illinois takes moving pictures of the building and classes in progress, 24 Installation of F. H, A. Officers. 25-26 Cooking school is held in the gym. Um-um-good! 27 Adinner is given for the faculty, the basketball team. and the cheerleaders by the Board of Education. 29 Report cards go out. FEBRUARY I We lose to Dupo Tigers. 2 Why is everyone so happy? No school because of icy roads! June Hecker is elected Queen at the Box Social of the F. F, A. We lose to Aviston by two points, We defeat Breese by one point. F. H, A, Banquet, 9 We trounceO'Fal1on there, Ag, boys in this section come here for judging contests, I2 Lincoln's Birthday. No school. I3 We beat St. Dominic here, 16 We lose to Lebanon. 20-23 District Basketbal1Tournament here. We lose to Waterloo in the first game. The final game was played between Valmeyer and Columbia. Valmeyer receiving 5 6 7 8 the trophy. 24 Junior Women's Club gives style show in the gym. MARCH I Fourth six week's exams begin. 9 G. A. A, Girls give a Jean-Jam, I5 Operetta, H, M, S, Pinafore, given by band and chorus directed by Mr. Blankenship, 23 Good Friday. No school. 30 Teachers' Institute in East St. Louis, It's unbelievable! Another holiday! APRIL 6 Senior play, He Couldn't Marry Five, presented. I2 Fifth six week's exams begif .1 I7 High School Conference by the Y. M. C, A. 25 Junior-Senior Banquet, MAY 5 Junior-Senior Prom. I7 Seniors take their last exams! 20 Baccalaureate Service, 23 Semester exams for undergraduates begin. 26 Another school year ends! We all enjoy ourselves at the picnic, 28 Aren't the seniors happy! Commencement exercisesrare held. 43 ' fn s 455211 45, if 46' HQ? S! ff ex 419.1 ,, ,I J n uw, 0, xi-' ' J! of A 4 y I Q, 1 57 i I I 'f ., 1, 5 Q g AJ J 9 1 12' - I' 1 2 1 8 I K I ' U 9 i I MYERSJ17 LWTYEARBGOKS MYERS AND CO INC TOPEKA KANSAS 'o n.::e.. I -'.':- THE PACEMAKERS or QUALITY a.. Q. l . . , 1 , , .rv 4-a..:...:b'.f .4