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A xl 'F if :gd f RRS M w ,4 x -V ?VW MMv+fwUH A 5 iw W fm .. 0 l 3 , . - . , ,ff .Q is v A Q Vg fi 5 5 'Q wx X , Q J RIDDLE Of 1 945 MA TTOON HIGH SCHOQL ,7VIatt00n, Illinois l'1lI,I1ZlGN IDVIHILUI'-I We Dedicate This RIDDLE 0151945 To Victory and Peace One year . . . and one step nearer ultimate victory and a long-awaited day of peaee . . . a day from which we shall guide our steps, in a hope that there will never more be a need to pray for victory in war. Peace, to the men in our Armed Forces, means freedom . . . freedom from a muddy foxhole that had to be home for three days and two nights, from won- dering where the next screaming shell would hit, from slow boats and slower trains, and from a plane that went too fast . . . freedom from all these things, and the oth-er thousand and one tortures that compose the tiny word war, To our parents, peace will bring relief from count- less hours of worry and fear . . , relief from the numh- ness that shot through them at the words, This is lVestern Union. Peace will luring happiness with the knowledge that their loved ones are once -more . . . safe. But to us, the generation that was too young for war, lies the task of defending our peace as vigor- ously and strongly as our friends and brothers defended their country in its time of need. VVe are determined to keep that peace, not only for ourselves, but for later generations, so that, in time, war will be forgotten . . leaving only a rightful heritage , . . Peace! CONTENTS. . . Administration Faculty Classes Senior Activities Calendar A Activities Class Play Will Sweethear t of lVl.l'l.S R. O. T. C. Athletics Ads hopes thz MR. BLACK . . . Superinlendenl War Time Responsibilities lhe w'tr di-'ru'mtc4l the c:luc:1tion:tl cztrcer ol niztny youths ol .Xinericzt 'llltc records show that inuny lmoys who were good pupils lmegun to worry zthout going into the ser- vice ol their country. Qlilztny were urged to reinztin in school, hui unlortunztiely niziny such lost their interest in school. Nlnttoon lligh School hzzs lveen ztnx'ous to help :ill who had not linishcd high school to see how they could cluztlily for their high school diploinzts, .Xny hoy or girl who hzts lmcen in such service, :ind who lacks some credits is urged to coininunicztte with the high sehoiol principal or superintcvdent and see what can he done zthout the matter , The nzttioiiztl til Hill ol- Rights lor the returning serviee ' niztn is ol grezttcst importance und Mzittoon High School it every' service niztn will secure the inztxiniuln henclits under th'-t l'1w loo niuch credit cannot he given looltl'1't'll1I'Il1Il vm-t r'uis ol this XX oild XX .u. . . . Administration . . . .Xt this writing, upwards ol :L tliousund ol our ululnni have hecoine inenihers ol the various :Xrined Forces of the United States of :Xl1lCI'1CZI, Twenty-seven hztvc given up their lives in Service. These people very evidently hz-lievc that the institutions of their hoinelund :ire worthy of niueh in the way of personal sacrifice. To them, :ts well as to us, the honre, church, and school represent the ztcine in opportunity for :tttnining true happiness. .-'Xll of us in the Senior High School, who are in any wziy responsihle for its operation and policy, are resolved that it shall never cease to exude that sznne wholesome, enlight- ened, and genial zttniosphere which they once knew ztnrl the ineinory of which they now cherish. MR. PARKER .... Principal CLEM C, PHIPPS FLORINE. BOWMAN ESTHER CRIMES MILDRED MORGAN Dislrilvulivc Education English English' Spwch English Eastern lllinois State Girls' P. E. M I d C H B A A University of lllinois. BS.: Teachers Collegeg Uni- University of lowa, M.A.: My an O egg' A' Columbia University, M.A.Q versity of Illinois, BS. University of Wisconsin, Norlhweslern UmVf'r5'ly- University of Wisn'onsin. . Facult . E s 5 2 'i RUTH CACLEY Librarian jr. College, Clarincla, lowag State Teachers College, Maryville, Mo: ELS. of lid. University of Minnesota, BS. in Library Science' University of Illinois. MARY LIFFICK ARTHUR E. GARRISON BURCHARD HORTON JAMES EASTERBROOK B- I - I S,-, Chemistry, ljlzysics Basketball, Mulliematics, Bookkeeping, Busiyiess Law, Ev to ogg: .MENU Kansas State Teachers College, Boys' Physical Education Economics, Boys' Physical 'lstem mms tale B.S.g University of Kansas, lVl.S.g Butler University, Indiana State Education, Football and Teachers College. B- Ed. Graduate Study, Universitv of Teachers College, BS., Track Coach, Assistant Kansas, Chicago University ancl Central Normal. Basketball Coach Iowa University, U niversity of Illinois, BS. GABBERT EVERETT L GREEN FRANCES ALEXANDFR LAVON HOUSTON MARTHA ' . ' I History Mathematics History Home Economics Mathfmalirx Eastern Illinois State Civics Eastern Illinois State DePauw Universityg Teachers College, B.S.g Eastern Illinois State 'feat-hers College, B, of Eel University of Illinois, BS, University of Illinois, M.A. Teachers Collegeg University of fuloraclu. University of Illinois, M.A. . . . Fczcult ROLAND SHIMP BORGHILD JULSRUD ELEANOR FRANKLIN JUNIOR HAHN Band - h Music Supervisor Commercial Subjects Manual Training ElginTogrgfernqbitiyeerlsllyI St. Olaf Collegeg American Bowling Green College Assistant Coach College, Muncie' Ind-5 Conservatory of Music, B.M, of Commerce, I5.A. Eoliithern State Teachers o e e. Illinois Wesleyan University, 3 B. Music Ed. Degree. ARTHUR H DOOLEN SEYMOUR COHEN HAZEL LUTZ HAZEL CROSBY R. O. l C. Languages Lalin O T C H BQ 51 1 T lncliana State Teachers College:-5 Eastern illinois Slate Kansas Slate 0 ege' '! irgmnl - Sorbonne, Paris, France, Teachers College AB Advanced lnfantry School, I943. Armory lnstilule of Tech. Middlebury College' MlA': Univnslw of Hlmms MA National University of Mexico University of Wisconsin. ...Facult Meet the Machine, They dispense with the white --and the pink. They mark that zero down in their little black hooks- when all you do is doze off for a mere five minutes! But we're still rather fond of them. May we introduce them? Miss Crosby and Miss Lutz satisfy our yearnings for a foreign lang- uage or two, while Miss Cagley, Miss Grimes, Miss Morgan and Miss Bow- man try to repair the mess we've been known to make of the King's English. Present day problems are solved in 40 minutes-specialties of Mr. Parker and Mr. Black, teaching social science and sociology, respectively. Mr. Shimp and Miss julsrud nobly withstand our frustrated attempts toward music in any form-sthey try so hard not to discourage us! Miss Houston competes with Miss Franklin in the eternal question of home versus career. WVe've tried both. There MUST be something else!!! Historical knowledge flows freely from the mouths of Miss Gabbert and Miss Alexander-would that we, too, could drool so freely! Mr. Green and Mr. Horton are our mathe- matical geniuses, but-how DID the hypotenuse get over there??? Our Distributive Education Class is headed by Mr. Phipps, with Mr. Garbe taking over during the second semester. In the chemical department Mr. Garrison prays for the roof 'every lab period, while Miss Liffick settles the biological problems. Aiming for health improvement, we have Miss Bowman's l . lf. classes, and our own coaching staff of Horton and Iiasterbrook fwho dips into Bookkeeping on the sidej nobly assisted by Mr. Hahn and Captain Doolen. Heading our great R.O.T.C. unit is Captain lloolen, assisted by Sergeant Seymour fTwinkle Toesj Cohen. Then we must not forget the advisers of our two great school publi- cations and of our Student Council. Miss Morgan fills this position on the Mirror, Miss Lutz on the Riddle, and Mr. Green and Miss l.iffiek on the Student Council. These are our liaculty. lint to us, the-y're a little more than just Faculty. .For all their advice, which is so freely and wisely offered, for Cll- tcrtaining some of us in their homes, for their encouragement and help, for being just a little more than teachers -we, the students, thank them, our friends! CLASSES ir SENIQRS IUN IQRS SQPHQMQRES 3 . 'W idiff . wmwwswf .- fqwzawfw A ?' Q Z 5 3 L 'fy lim W 2 Q K L A-fbi, .Z'..11i1k5,l?32E!saai :4g2, j, 3 ' - l ,- ,A . , . wggmga., K, k V A my -- fm: -,-. , , .6 ,, My- AQ , 1 ? s Geo-mefv G. .3 f, 5 zw' YP' -Q.:-e Q, ,, lm Y fi, gy 3' .X Lg, L? , H paw OQPI- 5 yniivtes Lau O50 .Z fm. ixy. if Senior cars JACK HART, HAROLD JONES, JOHN MATHERLY, SARA BERNINC-ER, President Vice-President Treasurer Secrclary Senior Class In Z1 few uioinents your ll1LlIl'C will he e11lle4l Zlllll ll rliplom11 plueerl in your shaking' llillltl. ln the IllCillll.lll1C you have llllllly things to think over. flee, it's hot, is11't it? l wonder why you h:1v'e to we11r these things whe11 you graduate. This tussel claixgling' in 1ny fuee is driving' nie Cl'ZlZyl He's Cillllllff your name, now. z1ncl hzuiclinw' you wh11t y'ou've heen wait- - 7- b '46 yy n v . tg - Y lTl0f for. Xou say thank you ui Z1 cuiet voice and walk hack to your seat. b . ' , . ' . . Hang on to that chplouizifthere s twelve years ul goocl hzirrl work ni it. you've gone El long way. Reniemher when you first ezuue to M.H.S.? 'l'houg'ht you were pretty Slllllff until someone ezuue along' :mtl called you scrub, They Cfftitlllly were doing Il goocl joli ol cleinorulizing youfvin giving you Z1 lot of silly clireetions when you 11ske1l where Geometry class was, etc. How you enviecl the juniors when they were giving that hig rlzuiee Cto which you eoulcln't goil lllltl wishecl like everything you XYICRIC 21 ilunior. Came the clay when that wish ezuue true! lioyl llicl th11t tl2l.IlCC ever go over hig! Hut l guess this last clauee the present .luniors gave you nucl the other Seniors was pretty wouclerful too, lt was the heat gtltltlrllyt' zuiyoue eonlcl ever hope for, XXI-'ll never forget that, nor Nl. ll. Sf -Y-never! v . . . Senzovfs or 1945 llleanor Alexander Pal Anderson Norma Armstrong James Bailey Eileen Ballard Roy Bareitlier Martha Ann Bcall Lyle Beals Vivian Bcncc Wanda Bcnce Sara Berninger june Betty Ukceelcralecll lil,E.tXNOR-Ci..-LX.: Basketball 2 tHumboldtJ: Tumbling Z tl-lumboldtlg Band 2 tHumboltltl: Hummer 2 tHtnnboldtl: Operetta 2 tHumboldt5g Mirror 3, 4. PAT-G..-X.A.: 'Volleyball 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 35 Glee Club 4. NORM.X-G..'X..X.: Volleyball 2. 3, 4. Captain 4, Varsity 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity 4: Baseball 2: 'l'umbling 2, 3: llowling' 43 M Club 4. ,llM-R.O.T.C. 2. 3, Corporal 2, Sergeant 3, lfirst Sergeant 4: l4L'llCl'lllClllS Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary Z. 3. 4: Football Z: Track 2, 3, 440 Distriet and Big l2, State 3: Mirror, 3, 4: R.O.'l'.C. Editor 3: Riddle, Sports Editor 4. lJIIl.lfliN-G.,-X..'X.: Volleyball 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: M Club -I-I ,lunior-Senior Deeora- ting Committee 3: Secretarial XYork 4. ROY-R.O.T.C, 2, 3. 4, Sergeant 3. First Sergeant 4, Second l.ieut. 4, R.O.'l'.C. Coun- eil 4: R.O.T.C. Hall Decorating Committee 3: R.O.'l'.C. llall Proglrani Committee 43 Junior-Senior Program Committee 3: Cllristmas Play 3. MXRTH.-X ANN-Ci.A..X.: Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3: Basketball Z, 3, 4: Baseball Z, 3, 4: Tumbling' 2, 3: Bowling .lg M Club 4: GHXA. Stand 4: Mirror Staff 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3. YlYI:XN-G..-X..-X.: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: llasketball 4. Captain 4: llaseball 2, 3, 4: M Club 4: Glec Club 3: Cborus 4. XY.-XNID.-X-G..'X.,X.g Volleyball 1, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Bowling' 4: M Club -L. S.'XR.X-G..'X..'N.: Secretary-Treasurer 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: llasketball Z, 3, 4, Captain 4. Varsity 4: Baseball Z. 3: Bowling 4: M Club 4: G.:X..X. Stand 4: junior-Senior Decorating Committee 33 Homecoming Decorating Committee 4: Spanish Club 4, Secretary 4: Senior Class Secretary 4. .lUNE-G.A.:X.: Yolleyball 3, 4: Basketball 3. 4: llaseball 3, 4: Tuinbling 33 Bad- minton 3, 4. Seniors or 1945 . . . Jeanne Blare Robert Bradley Daisy Brady Rose Maye Bridges Robert Carso Alice Champion David Champion Robert Chaney Betty Clark Horace Cook Martha Cook Donna Craig QAcccleratcrD jEANNl'1--li.:X..'X2 Volleyball 2, 3, 4: liasketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: llaseball 2, 3, 41 Bowling 4: Badminton 4: Tennis 4: M Club 4: junior-Senior l'l'Og'l'2llll t'oniinittes:3. ROBERT-Civil Air Patrol tliansas City, Kansasl. DAISY-li.pX,.X. lDI'Og'l'2:llll Chairman 3: Volleyball Z, 3, 4, Captain 3, XYinning' leant 4. Varsity 2, 3. 4, Captain Varsity 4: Basketball Z, 3, 4, Captain 4, XK'inning Team 3. Captain Varsity 4: Bowling 4: Badminton 3, 4, Champion 3, 4: 'liuinbling 2, 3. 4: Play Day 3: M Club 43 Cheerleader 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Mirror Staff 3, 4: Riddle 2. 3, ,-Ks- sistant G.A..X. Editor 3: Junior- Senior Decorating Committee 3. ROSE MAYE-CLA.,-X.: Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Varsity 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Var- sity 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Rowling 4, Captain 43 Ping Pong' Z, 3: M Club 4: tilcc Club 4. BOB--Band 2, 3, 4. I ALICE-G..iX.A.: llrogrant Chairman 4: Volleyball 2. 3, 4. Captain 3: llasketball 2, 4. VVinning Teain 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: l'unibling Z, 4: Bowling 43 Ping Pong 2, 3, 4, Doubles Champion 3, 4: M Club 43 G.A.A. Stand 3, 4: Mirror Staff 4: Riddle Staff 3, 4, GA..-X. Editor 4: Spanish Club Treasurer 4: Chairman junior-Senior Refreshment Committee 3: Rationing Board 4. LROB-R,O.'l'.C 4, Staff Sergeant 4, Pre-R.O.'l',C. instructor 4, Battalion Review Staff 4. HORACE-R.O.T.C. Corporal 3, First Lieut. 4: R.O.T.C. Ball Decorating Connnittee 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Decorating Connnittee 43 jnnior-Senior Decorating Connnittee 3. MARTHA-G.A.A,: Volleyball Z, 3: Baseball 2. DONNA-G.A.A.: Volleyball 2, 3: Tumbling 2, 3: junior-Senior Decorating Connnit- tee 3: Rationing Board 3. Raymond Cross Doris Crowder Mary Ellen Crum Mary Culumber Pat Darland Shirley Davis Catherine Declcard Eileen Denison Jean Dodcl Gerry Easton Charlotte Easton Margaret Easton IYORlS2ti..X..X.: Yolleyball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Ilztsketball J, 3, 43 baseball 2, 3, 4: Plillllllbllllfl' Z: Howling 4: M Club 4: ,lunior-Senior Co-Cliziirmzln of Program Com- mittee 33 Decorating' Committee Homecoming 4. M'.XRY-G.rX.qX.: Volleyball 2 flower Hilll, 3: Basketball Z flower Hillj, 33 Rand 2. flower Hillb, 3, 4: Cliorus Z ITowe1' Hilll. , r. -. l Al4t1.qX.A.: X olleyball 2, 3, 4: llasketball 3, 4, Captain 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Ping Pong 2. 3. 4: liaclminton 3, -lg Bowling Seorekeeper 4: Tennis 4: 'M Club 4: Play Day 3: Mirror 3, 4: Riddle 3, 4, Senior Editor 4: Cbeekroom 3, 4, Co-Manager 3, Manager 4: ,lunior Senior Decorating' Committee 3: Riclclle Stand 3: llomeeoming' lleeorating Committee 4: Senior Class Play Committee 4. Sl-llRl,lfY-G.pX..'X.: Basketball Z, 35 Baseball 2. ' C,iX'l'l'lICRINIC-li.,X..X.: Yolleyball 2, 3: Ilzlsketbzill 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 2: M Club 43 Mixed Cborus 3, 4: Hand 3, 4. .lfIl.l2llN-G,gX.rX. Volleyball .21 Basketball 2: Ping' l'o g' Z, .. ' ' ' M Club 4: Junior-Senior Class Play C ,l EA N-G..-X..-X M Club 4: n 3 4, barlnnnton 3, 4, Riclclle Stancl 3: Riclclle Cbeekroom 4: Chorus 3. 4: Science Club 3: Spanish Club 43 Mirror 2. 3, 4: Riclrlle Staff 3. 4, .Xssistant Editor 3, Editor-in-Cliief 4: Decorating: Committee 3: Homecoming Decorating Committee 4: Senior ommittee 4. ' Yolleyball 2, 3, 4, Yarsity 4: Basketball 2, 33 llaseball 2: 'lllllllllllllg' 2: Howling 4. GERRY-G..-X..X.: Volleyball 2, 3. 4: Ping' Pong' 35 llaflminton 3: 'l' 1115142 Play D Staff 4. CHQXRLUI Ile-C1.A..X.: Yoll Committee 3. MJXRKQARlf'l'-tQ..X..'X.: Yolleybzill Z, 33 'Tumbling' 2: junior- Committee 3 ay 4: ll Club -L: Rationiug' lioarcl 4: Mirror 3, 4: eyball 2, 3: Tuiubling' 2: junior- umbling 3, 45 Rowl- Ridrlle Photography Senior Refresluneut Senior Refreslmleut Jackie Ebarclt Pal Ebardt Lois Eclwarcls Philip Emig James Fairchild Don Ferree Morris licrrcc Patty Frazier Arlen Furste Ella Mae Gaslcill Wayne Glover Charles Gustafson QACCL-leralcdl fAccelcratedJ j.-XCKIIf-,Iiniior-Senior lnvitalism Connnittrc 3. IJJIS-G.A.,X,: Yollcyball 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Ilascball Z, 35 Chorus. DON-R.O.'l'.C. 2, 3, 4, SL-rgcant 3, Tcclinical Scrgcant 4. 1'iX'l l'Y-Ci..'X..X.: Yollcyball 2, 3. 4: llaslcctball 2. 3, 4: Tinnbling 2. 3. 4: Haclniinton 3, 4: llascball 2. 3, 4: Howling 4: Xl Club 4: Lilcc Club 2: Sccrctarial XYork 43 Ra- lioning Board 3. .XRl.lfNfR.U.T.C. 2, 3, Sergeant: Football 3: Travk Z, 3. lfl,l..X Bljlf-ii,.X..X.: Yollcyball 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4, XX'llllllllj.l' 'I'ca1n 2: llaskvtball 2, 3, 4, Yarsity 4: Tumbling 2. 3, 4: liHClllllllt0ll 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4: Howling' 4, Cap- tain: M Club -L: Play Day 4: Sccrctarial XVork 4. CH.-XRLIQS-R,O,'l'.L'. Scconcl Licut.: R.O.'l'.C. Council: R.O.'l'.L'. Riflv 'l'can1: Range Officcr: RL'150l'lL'l' of Company C, Battalion Review. I . . . Seniors or 1945 Kathleen Gwinn Nvarren Hagan jack llampson Don Harris jack Hart james Hasbbarger Dorothy Heath Norma Jean Hendrix Madonna Henne Letlma l-liggens Alcla Mae Highland Betty Hill fAccelerateclJ NYARREN-lnrluctecl into U. S. Ariuy july 1. lil-13, JACK-liancl l. 2, 3, 4: R.O.'l'.C. 2. 3: Sergeant 3. DON--Pana 'llownsbip Higli Scbool 2, Football Z, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4. JACKH-Stuclent Council 2, 3, 4: R.U.'l'.C. Corporal 2, Sergeant 3. Captain 4: Gold Tribune Medal 4: Drill Team 3: Council Secretary 2, Yice-President 4: Ball Decora- tions 2, 3, Chairman 4: Program 4: Senior Class Presiclent 4: Lettermenls Club 4: Homecoming Decorations 3, 4, Program Chairman 3: Co-Cbairman 4: junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3: Program 3: Football 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Usher 4. ,IIM-R.O.T.C. 2, 3: Corporal 2, Staff Sergeant 3: Rifle Team 2, R.O.T.C. Decorating Committee 2, 3: Homecoming Decorating Committee 2, 3, 43 llasketball 3: Football 45 Track 4. DOROTHY--G.A.A.: Volleyball Z, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: XVinning Team 3: Baseball Z, 3, 4: G.A.A. Stand 4: UM Club 4: liarlminton 4: Tumbling Z, 3, 4: Junior-Senior Program Committee 3: Rationing Board 3: Homecoming' Decorating Committee 4: Play Day 4. NORMA JEAN-G.A.A.: Volleyball Z, 3, 4: Ilasketball 4: Baseball 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Secretarial VVork 4: Rationing Board 3, 4. LETHA-G.A,A.: Basketball Z, 3, 4: Volleyball Z, 3, 4: Gym Show 2: UM Club 4: Junior-Senior Invitation Committee 3. :XLDA MAE--G.A.A.: Volleyball Z, 3. 4: Captain 4: Varsity 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 2, 3, 4: Captain 3: liadminton 3, 4: Tumbling 2: M Club 4. BETTY--liasketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: UNI Club 4: Bowling 4. Seniors or 1945 . . Glenn Hirsch Lois Holmes Betty Lou Homann Marilyn Hooten Nancy Huckleberry Betty Hurst Don lcileman Uuniorl Donna Irby Dolores jenkins Barbara Jones Harold jones BETTY LOC-Humboldt High School Z: Glee Club Z: Class Secretary 2: Uperetta 2: Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3: Mirror Staff 4. MARILYN-Gays High School 2. 3: Class President 3: fitlitor of tiays-litte: Chorus 2, Cl: Class Play 2, 3. NANCY-Glee Club 2: Mirror Staff 2, 3: M Club 4: Bowling 4: Yolleyball Z, 3, 4: Captain 3: Basketball 2. 3, 4: Captain 4: Baseball 2, 3, 43 Captain Z: GMX..-X. Stand 41 Tumbling 2, 3: Ping Pong 2, 3: Junior-Senior Decorating' Committee 3. BETTY-Volleyball 2. DON-Track 2. 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4. DONNA-Glee Club 3: G.A.A.: Volleyball 2, 33 Basketball Z. 3: Chorus 2: Bowling 3: M Club 3: Gym Show 2: Tap Dancing 2. DOLORES--G.A.A.: Volleyball 2, 3: Basketball 3. 4: Baseball 2, 4: Junior-Senior Program Committee 35 Secretarial XYork 4: Rationing Board 3, 4. BARBARA-Carmi High School 2, 33 Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Home Economics Club 2, 3: Hi Tri Club 2, 3: Dramatics Club Z, 3: Mirror Staff 4. HARlOLD--Football 4: Track 33 Junior-Senior Program Committee 3: R.O.T.C. Drill Team Officer, Athletic Officer, Captain: Senior Class Vice-President 4. IOANNE-Mirror Staff Z: GAA.: Volleyball 2, 4: Baseball 3: Ping Pong 3, 4: Bad- minton 33 Basketball 2, 4: Captain 4, Varsity 4: UM Club 4: Bowling 4: G.A.fX. State Bowling Tournament 4: Tumbling' 3: Christmas Decorations 4. Joanne Keller Harriett Kenton Nadine Kern Dick Lacy Gerald Lowry Norman Lynch Ann lVlcAnclrew ohn Matherly Dorothy Miller jane Miller Marilyn Miller Betty Mills Dale Montonye Accelerated fAcceleratedl HARRIETT-G.A.A.: Volleyball 2. 3, 4: Cfllllillll 4: Basketball Z. 3, 45 Secretarial Work 35 Rationing Board Z, 3. NADINE-Stewardson High School 25 filee Club 2. Mixed Chorus 2, Operetta 2: 'Band 3, 4. GERALD-R.O.T.C. Corporal 2, Sergeant 3, Staff Sergeant 3. Master Sergeant 4, Drill Team 4, Rifle Team 4: Usher 3. 4. NOlRMANiJUIli0F-SCl1l0f Program Committee Co-Chairman 3: R.O.T.C. Color Guard 2, Staff Sergeant 3, Lieut. 45 Battalion Adjutant 4: Council 4: R.fl.T.C. Newspaper Staff 35 Editor-in-Chief 4. ANN-G.A.A.5 Volleyball 2, 4: Basketball 2. 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 33 Mirror 'Staff Z, 3, 4: Riddle Staff 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3: junior-Senior Decorating Com- mittee 3g Homecoming Decorating Committee 2, 3. 4. JOHN-'Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 43 Mirror Staff 2, 35 Senior Class Treas. 45 Lettermen's Club Z, 3, 4: R.O.T.C. Sergeant 3, 45 Junior-Senior Decorating Committee. DOROTHY-G.A.A.5 Volleyball 2, 45 Basketball 2, 4: lBaseball 2, 4: Bowling 45 M Club 4. JANE-G.A.A.5 Volleyball 2, 3: Basketball Z, 35 Tumbling 2, 3: Tap Dancing 25 Bad- minto-n 2, 3, 45 Ping Pong 2, 33 Bowling 35 Gym Show 2: MH Club 3: Junior-Senior Refreshment Committee 3: Rationing Board 4. MARILYN-Bloomington High 'School 2, 35 Associate Editor Aegis Z, 35 French Club 2, 35 Short Story Club 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 35 Biology Club 2: Swimming 25 Bas- ketball 35 Mirror Staff 4. BETTY-Glee Club 2, 4: Chorus 35 Yolleyball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Ping Pong 2, 3, 4: Badminton 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4: M Club 4: Bowling 45 Riddle 45 Mirror Staff 4: Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 35 Rationing Board 3: Sec- retarial Work 4. Mary Lee Morgan Alberta Naab Nlahlon Neal Howard Nelms Virginia Oliver Ray Orr Lyle Overton Thelma Park Norma Phelps Betty Jo Porter Jean Marie Potter Thomas Potter Uxeceleratedl MARY l.l:l-,--Cr..fX..-X.: Volleyball 3. 4: basketball 4: llaseball -lg Ping Pong 7 .XLBER'l'.eX-G.A..X.: Volleyball 3: Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3. Xl.-XHLON-R,O.T.C. 2, 32 Science Club 3: Riddle Staff 2, 3, l'botog'rapliy Editor 41 junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3. HOXYARD-R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA-G.A.A.: Basketball 2. 3, 4: llaseball 2. 3, 4: Tiiinbling 2, 4: llowling 42 HM Club 4: Glce Club 3, 4. RAY-R.O.T.C. 2, 3, Sergeant 2, l.ieut. 3: Football 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: l-CllCI'111Cl1'S Club 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 4: Vice-President Junior Class 3: Riddle Sports Editor 4. 'FHELMA-Secretarial XYork 3, 4. NIJRMA-X-G.,-XA.: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 41 Rationing Board 31 Secretarial XVork 4. BETTY JU-G..-XA.: Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Varsity 4: Basketball Z, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4: Badniinton Z, 3, 4: Tumbling 2, 3, 4: Bowling 43 N Club 4: Clieerleader. JEAN MARIE-G.A.A.: Volleyball 3, 4, VVinning Volleyball Team 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Glee Club 2, 4: Mirror 3, 43 Decorating Committee Junior- Senior 3: Baseball 3, -L: Sweetltearfs Court 4: Decorating' Coiuniittee Homecoming 3. 'YUM-lfootball 3, 43 Track 3: l,etteriuen's Club 3, 43 Basketball Score ltoard 4. f . . . Semors or 1945 Mary Ellen Prentice Evelyn Quinn Lela Reed Gloria Reynolds Dolores Richards Hamilton Riddle Xvilla Mae Roberson Roy Ross Rosamond Russell Betty Sanders Theresa Schomalxer Martha Senleney MARY lCl.l.l?N-C..fN..'X.: Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: l3:1skc-lball 2, 3, lg llaseball 2, 3, 4: Tmnbling' Z, 3, 4: llailminton 3, 41 Howling' 4: M Club 43 ti.:X..rX. llay Day 4: Ci..fX..'X. Stand 4: Hand 2: Chorus 2, 4: lilee Club l: Junior-Senior Prograni Coin- mittee 3. EVEl.YN-G.A.fX.: Volleyball 2, 3, 45 'llasketball 2, 3, 4, hvllllllllg' Team 3, 4: Base- ball 2, 3, 4: Howling' 4: l-Basketball Varsity 4: Tumbling 2, 3, 43 HM Club 4: Glen' Club 4: junior-Senior Refreshment Committee 3: Rationing lloaral 3, 4: Secretarial VVork 4: Riddle Staff 4. l.liL,-X-G.rX,A.: Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Varsity 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity 4, VVinning Team 3: 'Baseball Z, 3, 4: Tuinbling 2: Bowling' 43 Tennis 4: Badminton 3, 4: M Club 4, Secretary 4: M Club Party Committee 4: Glee Club Z, 3: Homecom- ing Decorating' Committee 3: Junior-Senior Prograin Coininittee 33 Secretarial VVork 4: Sweetheart Court 4. til,URIA+Ci.A..-X.: Volleyball 2, 3: Baseball Z: junior-Senior Refreshinent Coininittec 3. l,JOl.-ORliS-G..X.A.: Basketball 2: Rationing lioard 3. ll,-XM-R.O,T.C. Z, 3: Football 33 Science Club 3: ,lunior-Senior Decorating Commit- tee 3: Homecoming Decorating Committee 3, 4. 'xVll.l.:X M :XE-Cllee Club 3, 4. TINY-R,O.'l'.C, Z, 3: Rifle Teain 3: Science Club 3: Stuileut Council 4: Junior Class Treasurer 3. RUSAMUND-ti..X..'X.3 Volleyball 3, 4, Captain 4: llasketball 3, 4: liachninton 3, 4: Tennis 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Ping Pong 3, 4: Play Day 3: HM Club 4: Book Club 2: Spanish Club 4: Rationing lioard 3: Riddle 3, 4, .-Xdvertising Manager 4: Riddle Checkroom 3, Co-Manager 3: Mirror 3. BET'l'Y-G,:X..X.: Volleyball Z, 3, 4, Varsity 4: llasketball Z, 3, 4, Varsity 4, VVinnin,Q Team 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4: 'Badminton 3, 4: Tumbling 2, 3, 4: Tennis 4: Howling 4: M Club 4, President 4, l'arty Committee 4: Junior-Senior Program Committee 3. M.-XR'l'HA-CLA..-X.: Volleyball Z, 3: llasketball Z, 3: Baseball Z: Tumbling 2: Badmin- ton 2: Ping' Pong 2, Howling 3: M Club 3: Spanish Club 3, Vice-President: junio,-- Senior Decorating Committee 2: Homeeoining' llecorating' Committee Z, 3: Chorus 3: lilee Club 2: Mirror 2: Riddle 2. Seniors or 1945 . . . Margaret Sharp Carolyn Smith Lee Smith Olive Smith Glen Sorenson Doris South Stanley Spelbring Patricia Spitz Barbara Stiff Katherine Stone Bobhe Storm MARGARIYI'-Glue Club 33 Chorus 31 llantl l. 2, 3, District, Regional and State Con- tests: G.4X.A.g Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Tnnibling Z, 3: M Club 43 junior-Senior lnvi- tation Chairman: Secretarial XVork 4: Rationing Board 3. CAROLYN-G.A.A.: Volleyball 2, 3, 43 'Basketball 2, 3, 4: Captain 45 Tumbling' 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 4: Ping Pong 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Captain 43 lland Quartette 4: Spanish Club 4, President 4: Christmas Decorations 3. LEE-Basketball Mgr. 3, 43 Football Mgr. 3, 4: Track Mgr. 3, 4: ,lnnior-Senior Pro- I gram Committee 3: l.CllQL'l'llIL'll'S Club Z, 3. 4: l resident and Trl-zisiirei' 41 lltnnecom- ing Program Committee 4. Ol.lVEwjunior-Senior Refreshment Committee 3. GLEN-R.U.T.C. Corporal 2, 3. DORIS-G.A..rX. 2, 3. PAT-Glce Club 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 33 G..'X.A.: Volleyball 2, 3: llaseball 2, 3: Ping- Pong 2, 35 Tumbling 2, 3: Basketball 2, 31 Riddle Staff 2, 3, 4, Circulation Editor 4: Mirror Staff 2, 3: Junior-Senior Decorating' Committee 3. BARBARA-Ping Pong Z: Rationing Board 3. KATHERINE--G.A.A.: Basketball 2, 3: Volleyball Z, 3: Dancing 2: Tumbling 2: Gym Show 2: Rationing Board Z, 33 Glee Club 3: Chorus 3. BOBBE-Liays High School 2, 3: Class Play 2, 3: Sophomore Class Secretary 2: Jun- ior Class Treasurer 3: Chorus Z, 3: Sophomore Editor of Year Hook 2. Mary Storm Robert Strohl Marjorie Strohl Katherine Sutter Dick Taber Darrell Tendiclt A jack Tenison Betty Thatcher William Thorn Shirley Thornton Nlaragusta Toole Mary Ellen Turner Irene Voigt BOB-R.O.'l'.C. 2, 3. MAR,lORlli-fi..'X.A.: Volleyball Z, 3: Basketball 3: M Club 4: Cilee Club 2: Gym Show 2. liA'l'llC-1i..'X..'X.: Volleyball 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4, Captain 4, Varsity 4, NVinning Team 4: Baseball Z, 3, 4: Ping Pong 2, 3, 4, Champion Singles 3,4: lladniinton 33 Bowling 4: M Club 4: Cilee Club 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Sweetheart Court tRunner-llpj. DlCK-R.U.'l'.C. 2, 3, Corporal 2, Sergeant 3: Track 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Football 42 R.O.T,C. Rifle Team 25 R.O.T.C. Ball Decorating Committee 3: ,lunior-Senior lleeo- rating Committee 3. DARRELL-R.O.T.C. 2, 3. ,TACK-Lincoln High School, Manitowoc, XVisconsin 2: President Speech Club 2: ,lun- ior-Senior Decorating' Committee 3: lA3ilCl'lIlL'll,S Club: 'l'ennis 2: Football Z, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4, R.U.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Corporal 2, Staff Sergeant 3, Seeond l.ieut. 4, Captain 4, Lieut. Colonel 4, Menrber Court-Martial Board 4, Tribune Award VVinner 3, R.O.'l'.C. Paper 3, 4. l7li'l l'Y-ti..-XA.: Volleyball 3: Basketball 4, Captain 4: Ping Pong 2, 3, 43 Badminton 3, 43 Riddle Stand 3: M Club 4: Rationing 'Board 2, 4: lunior-Senior lleeoratingr Connnittee 3: Homecoming' Decorating Connnittee: Mirror 2, 3, 4: Riddle 3, 4: Liter- ary lfditor 4: Chorus 2, 3, 42 Spanish Club 4. Bll.l.-R.O.'l'.C. 2, 3, 4, Corporal 2, Sergeant 3, Seeond Lieut. 4: Public Address Sys! tem: R.lJ.'I',C. Ball Decorating Coniniittee 2, 3, 4: ,lunior-Senior Decorating Com- mittee 3: Seienee Club 3. 4. SHIRI.EY-G..-X..-X.: Volleyball 2, 3: Basketball 2, 33 M Club 4: Junior-Senior Devo- rating' Connnittee 3: Junior-Senior ll?VltEl.tlUll Committee 3. MAR.-XGCS'l'.-X-tj..-X..X., President 4: Volleyball Z, 3, 4, Captain 3, Varsity 3, 4: Bas- ketball Z. 3, 4, Captain 4, Varsity 3, 4: Baseball Z, 3, 4-, Captain 3: Ping' Pong Z, 43 Iladniinton 3, 4: rlllllllllllllg 22 Play Day 4: MU Club 3, 45 Bowling 4, Captain 4: Riddle 4, Assistant Senior Editor 43 Mirror 2, 3, 4, junior lftlitor and Business Manager 3, Editor-in-Chief 4: Cilee Club 2, 33 Chorus 4: Student Council 4, Treasurer 4: junior Class Secretary 33 G..-VA. Stand 4: Honieeoniing Committee 4: junior-Senior Party Committee 3: Sweetheart ot M. H. S. MARY El-l.liN-dll..-VA.: Volleyball 2, 3, Varsity 3: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Tumbling' 3: Ping' Pong 3: Badminton 3: M Club 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sex- i tette 3, 4: Nlixed Chorus 4: Operetta 2: Student Council 4: Mirror Staff 4: junior- Senior Refreslnnent Connnittee Z3 junior Senior Invitation Coniniittee 3, A-' u I Seniors or 1945 . . . Madonna Wakeheld Robert Waltrip Marilyn Warren Kenneth Watts Melva White Juanita Williams David Zachow MADONNA-G.A.A.: Volleyball 3: llaslcetlmll 3, 4: llusebzill 3, 45 Tennis 4: Bad- minton 45 Ping Pong' 4. ROBERT-R.O.T.C. 2, 3, Rifle 'llCi1Il'l. MARILYN-Rationing lloard: junior-Senior Invitation Committee 3. KENNEY-R.O.'l'.C. Z, 3, Sergeant Z, Lieut. 3, Tribune Medal 3, R.O.T.C. Coun- eil, President Z, R.O.'l'.C. Ball Head 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4: Homecoming Committee Z, 3, 4: junior-Senior Party Head 35 .lnnior Class President 4: Track 3, 41 lfootbznll 2, 4: Chorus 43 iilee Club 23 l.etterinen's Club 4: Riddle Sports Assistant 4. IRMA JEAN-G.A.A. MELVA-Junior Class Play 3 tfiaysig Vice-President junior Class 5 ltiaysb. ,IUANITA-G.A.A.: Vice-President 43 Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4g Baseball 2: GAA. Stand 4: Dramatic Club 2: Christmas Play 4: Junior- Senior Decorating Committee 3: Mirror Staff 2, 3, 4, Circulation Manager 4, Tumbling 2, 3, 4. Bill Weston lrma Wetzel SENIORS NOT PICTURED . . . Richard Armstrong Don Bergfeld -lim Covalt Bill Croolcshanlc Ralph Evans Eugene Goodson Eugene Johnston Jim La Masters l-larold Matheney Raymond Morgan Robert Quinn Bernard Royer Joe Sexson lmogene Louise Simpson Roy Sparks Eugene C. Tinsman Kenny Tucker june Van Gundy fptccelerateclj unior Q cers STAN ICENOGLE CARLEEN BOCK BOB ALLEN DICK HEADLY President Secrelary Treasurer Vice-President unior Class XVe-are the Juniors!! Cmnparable to the ham between the ryeinnt quite the crust-but at little above the crumbs. ln other words, we are the t7I'lg'fllZll f'Mr. In-Betweenf, In spite ul this inchlferent status, we'vc iiiztiiztgx-cl 11 pretty full year. Remenlber watching our poor browbeaten Scrubs the first of tht- year-:tml That Superior Feeling we had-until we remembered tmrselvtls as Scrubs ---The first football game, with us victorious, :tml how goocl the cuol air felt after the hot su1111n'e1' weather---All the picnifs, and hikes that went with full, and pretty soon we drifted right into winterf-when we hit fur the Lake to ice-skate, and one night there was :1 iiiowii-Aiicl the dances :tt Christ- fffonlinued on Page 291 VOFFEY, VVILMA VOH ICN, AARON UONLIN, C I-IARLICS UOONICY, HILL UOUIIIIIII, AIIIUIA UURN. HA RIZAIIA UUICNICIIII, WICSIIEY l'RONYIJIf1R, NV A N I JA l'IiI'M. IEIC'l I'Y k'IlI'M', IIAROIA1 URITINI, MYRA t'Ifll'NIIG, VIRGINIA IIRRY, mm. 4'I I'RIGII'I', G ICU RG IC IJAILY, IIARIIIHTT DAILY. VIRGINIA IlAVl IISON, IEICTTY DIC IlI'IN'I'. ANNA I IUIIIC. DON Ill'I-IR, IIIGRNA IIUXV, BETTY IJRAKE, HOB IJXYYICR, MARY ICAGAN, ElLl'1I'IN AGR IC. MARVIN ALHRIGHT, RONALD AIIICXANDICR, ICVGICNFI Al,I,I1IN, BOB ANNIS, DONNA IS.-X III.,-X RIF, CA ROLYN IXICLI., IIICNRY IBICIIIIABIY, IIICIIICN IIIGNCIS, MAIlGAIiI'1'I' IIIGRKOVVITZ, RITTII IQIGGS, BETTY HOUK, l'ARI.I'IIfIN IYONIC, IDICIIIXIAR IIOROVVIAK, ITOLORICS IIRANDENIIIIRG, JOAN IRROXVN. MARY FRANF1 I5I'C'IIANAN, ROY I!I'l,I.OCK, .IICANNIC i'AIAHOl'N. IIOI3 l'AMl'IlI'II,II. HAIIIZARA I'AIII.YLI'I, HILL l'H,-XMPIUN, IJIUK VHAMPION, NORMAN FII.-X RK, MARGA IiI'I'I Q ENGLAND, DON ESTELL, WVILLIE DEE EVANS, HILL FERREE, DAN I+'ERRI7II1I, DAVID FERRICE, M A I JUNNA WILSON, HANK FITT, BOB FRANTZ, DICK FRENCH, NORMA I I'RRY, ANN GARDNER, DON flEARIIAII'I', VIRGINIA GENTRY, GULDIE GVILL, SIDNEY GVLLION, DON IIACKLEY, MARION HARRIS, GERALD IIASIIIZARGEII, II.-XRIIAIIA HICAIJLY, DICK IIICNIIERSUN, FREII IIESSE, MARILYN IIILL, DORIS III'I'E, DEAN uniovfs I I IIUMANN, JERRY IIOIIIANN, JOYCE IIUNN. ELICANUR IIOPPER, LEE IIUVSER, IIE'l I'Y IIOVTS, GENE IUENOGLE, IIICTTY IFENOGLE, STAN .I EYVELL. EILEEN JUIINSUN, MARIE KERSEY, EARL KIISLEH. IJIQYA KILMAN, GIVEN KING, JUAN KRAMER, LOUISE LAW, MAIITIIA LAZI ER, XV I LLI E LEE, EYELYN 'wfvx LOl,Ix I LA R, MA ILIURI E IVICANIJREIV, I'A'I I'Y IVICUOY, ERANUES RIMII NNIS, JEAN III'UKLEIiERIiY, IIET IIVINIES, MARY LOI' M,X'I'IIlfINl'IY, IIICLICN INIA'1'III+II'iLY, Ill l'Il lXIA'l'l-IFIXVS. JOE MAXICIHON, SHIRLEY iXII+I'I'l'ALF, NOTIM,-X IVIILLICII, M.-Xl'Iil1II+I MILLS, DOROTHY IWOIILEH, NORBIA MOORE, MARTHA MOORE, WAYNE IVIYERS, MARY ALII' IXIYERS, OAROLYN NIUIIOLS, LOIS NIVHOLS, OSCAR CYNICAL. JIM PATHIUK. .IAVK PIGRIIY, GICI-IRY I'I'I'I'ICIiSON, GLEN I'I,lC.-XSANT, GAIL VIIIUIC, GIGHALIIINI-I PRIUIIAIIIT, IHOHUTIIY QIWIIQMAN, PHILII' RICICD, JOAN ICI'I I'l1IR. INIAIITHA IX IC NA Lmiovfs ROIilGR'l'S, LLOYD ROBINSON, VIYIAN ROYTEK, JOAN RIIST, HELEN SC'HICRI4IIl, IZOII bt.fUT'I', IZILLIIG JEAN Sl'I'I I'LI'IlN1OII'l. NOHMA SHICLTON, PAT SIII'IPI'I'ICRD, HILL SHIRLICY, IJOLORICS SHOOK, DON SIICISEN, JOHN SIMS, IIITA SIXIITII, ROI! SMITH, JVNIC SMITH INIAHTIIA ANN SPARKS. Ql'I'IN'l'lN SPATICS, VAROLYN SPICICR, JOHN S'I'I'IVlCNS, MOI! STI-IXYAR'I', MAY LOVISE TATIC. .TIM TIIODIC, ISI LL 'PHOI-iN'I'ON. ANNABEI TINCH, RUSSELL 'l'O1VIlJN, DICK 'I'ROl'T, XYILMA TVRNIGIL. .IUYCIG VRY, IAJI' XYAIITHIP, .IIIYI XY IGLSI-I, DO HUT! I Y IVHITLPIY, MARY I NYRIGIIT, ICIJMI NYRIGHT, ICIII VVIllGH'I', LARRY NYHIGHT, LEON mas!!! A new formal, a swell datefand oh--that hand!! Next All of a Sudden It's Spring. The girls play a little baseball, and the boys head for Kinzlel and the Track. Then came our own special night. That afternoon our gym looked like a scene from the latest H'INZl1'Zll1lH picture, with us hanging from the rafters doing our decorating the hard way. But our first Junior- Senior Prom we wonlt forget. Everything was nearly perfect, and it was a night you wished could go on and on-and we almost let itQ'till we remem- bered Mother was waiting up-and seurried home-a little late, but so full of talk we just forgot to mention the time. And sitting there watching' the class of 45 receive their diplomas that June day, we realized how swell it was to he the class of 46 -because it'll be a wonderful year for Seniors-next year!! XYAGN ICH. l'A'I XYIIJIIAMS. IIIGILIH . . . ophomores . . . As Sophoniorcs we have heard what stupid scrubs, but really we weren't too terribly stupid just because we couldnt get our locks off and were late to every class the first few days. This year was completely new to us and by next year welll be experienced and know what to do and what's more important, NVHEN to do it! The Sophomore boys made up most of the BU team and the rest of us have added our bit by yelling our lungs out at all the gaimes. We, both boys and girls, have tried to learn this fancy dan-eing you all do-and I think welre gradually learning. It is a fact that the Youth Center has long been discussed and is only now beginning to be a reality-NOVV that Uwe are here. VVe wonder if our coming could have anything to do with the closing of the many booths in the drug stores. Think so? HMM! VVe'll miss you haughty Seniors next year and VVELCOME the new Scrubs. P. S.-I wonder what that word scrub stands for? Sophomores for 1945 Row One-Dorothy Alfred, Bill Anderson, Ramona Andrews, Jessie Armanlrout, Charles Baber. Don Baker, Dick Barber, Norma jean Bareither, Wanda Bartimus, Gaydon Brandt, Jim Brewster. Row Two-Don Brink, Patty Brolherton, Rosetta Brotherton, Dale Brown, Evelyn Bruner, Viola Bruner, Virginia Bullock, Joyce Buser, Wayne Calhoun, Nancy Campbell, Isabelle Carrell. Row Three-Marguerite Carter, Mary Lou Caton, Shirley Churchman, Paul Cisna, Roy Cole, Rose Marie Combs, Barbara Cook, Helen Cooley, Harry Cordes, Nadine Cox, Lorraine Creath. Row Four-Mona Cross, Jeanine Cullen, Richard Cummins, Delores Daily, Doris Ann Daily, jim Daily, Naomi Daily, Bill Davis. Mary Davis. june Decker, Barbara Dodson. Row Five-Dorothy Douglas, Severn Eastin, Dale Edwards, Betty Evans, Esther Evermon, Bill Fairchild, Margaret Fought, Gerald Ferguson, Lois Ferguson, Barbara Ferree, jim Filson. Row Six-jim Frizell, Norma Garrison, Bruce Gilbert, Wilma Goodwin, C-reta Grafton, Mary Vir- ginia Gregoire, Jeanette Groben, Betty Gross, Bill Gustafson, Charleen Gwinn, Ronald Haddock. Q Sophomores for 1945 Rau' One-jackie Harper, Eileen Hayes, Rex Henegar, Mildred Hensley, Agnes Hess, jane Hes- ler, Wanda Higgens, Virginia Hines, Imogene Homann, Kenneth Honn, Mary Hood. Row Two-Saralou Houchin, Eleanor Hubbard, Genevieve Idleman, Herman Janssen, Marjorie Jenkins, Mary jenkins, Bob jones, Dorothy jones, lone Keefner, Elaine Keller, Don Kelly. Row Three-Sam Kenton, Rosemary King, jean Kimrey. Dorothy Kipley, Betty Lacy, Shirley Lacy, Genelle LBMHSKCTS, Donna Landfus, Leroy Larimore. Lucille Lawhorn, Fern Leathers. Row Fourhl-toward Lacnrande. Ralph Livingston, Myron Lundy. Jo Ann McClelland, Franlc Mc- Farland, Dorothy McKibben, Pauline McMichaels, Rosella McPherson, Becky Marshall, Harry . Martin, Margaret Matteson. Row Five-Bob Mattox, James Metzger, Don Milam, John Miller, John Miller, Marjorie Miller, Bob Montague. Martha Morgan, Dorothy Morris, Sue Niemeyer, Helen Northcutt. Row Six-Charles Norviel, Pat O'Donnell, Faye Parsons, Bob Pepperdine, Eunice Pierce, Mary Ann Pleasant, Juanita Poifinbarger, Bob Quebman, Sarah Ralston, Max Roberts, Betty Roderick. Sophomores for 1945 Rau' One-Doris Roderick, Richard Roderick, Catherine Roose, Tom Ross, Sally Russell, Mary Margaret Ryan. Earl Sanders, Carmen Seaman, Doris Ann Selders, Paul Senteney, Bob Severns. Row Two-Dorothy Shaw, Barbara Sheeks, Don Shook, Mary Shouse, jerry Shull, Luella Smethers. Barbara Smith. Betty Sparks. Dwain Speer, Lois Spriggs, Ermagene Stewart, Row Three-Betty Still, Lloyd Strohl, Madonna Stuckey, Tom Sullan, Clifford Sullivan, Wallace Sweet, Martha Taber, Max Thompson, Ruby Townsend. Marjorie Tucker, Dick Upton. Row Four-Ralph Vanatta. Jo Ann Van Cortland, Dorothy Vickers, Barbara Walden, Dolores Walker, june Walker, Vivian Walker, Leonard Ward, Donna Watson, Norma Welch, Duane Welton, Raw Five-Martha Wiegel, Mary Wiegel, Pat Wilkins, Ethel Williams, Betty Willison, Doris Wilcoxen, Dorothy Winkler. Row Six-Patty Wood, Vincent Worland, Doris Maxine Wright, Mary Zachow, Bill Hamel, Reg Tate. ' J Rza! uQY'r'm. nT'X K -, Z 55155 fifffilfug lg ffliigl ff'i'L in 7 . wminsw bgunwfmwswai , ll wssmq ,- K . R , , ,f A Q53 Q X f Www Y-vxa.'n5,YxQ2L-SQ. I T W ? L 1.----f A fM+ gf A . lowna. 'Wxkifhg H55 J- been Walw-fd 51 . ... alendcwf . .. September .... 5. First the NN'orst'-'-ain't it the truth? 6. Wlhy do they call it a scrub? Because they have to-to clean up some'- time. 15. First football game. Arcola defeated 26-0. 22. XYe beat Mt. Vernon, 6-0. 29. First Big 12 game. Decatur defeated 6-0. October .... 6. XYIC beat Urbana, 6-6. 13. XYe enjoy life, liberty. and the pursuit of happiness at Pana, while the teachers meet. P. S.--Score-XVe: 18, They: 12. 20. Beat Danville 6-0. No losses yet!! 25. Raw hot-dogs and burnt marshmallows--G.A.A. Picnic. 26. Pre-Homecoming bonfire and Pep-meeting. Vl'here's my voice? -. 21. Grand Homecoming! Crowded dance, beat Champaign, 13-6. November . . . . 1. G. A. A. Banquet. 'VVhat a feast! 3. The rains came. Beat Taylorville 6-0. 8-9-10. Exams. 3 days later: 'Tm beginning to See the Lightf, 11. DAH, DAH!!! First Big 12 Champions in the history of M.H.S. Bloomington beaten, 18-14. 17. Lettermen-sponsored Fall Party enjoyed by all. 23-24. Thanksgiving Vacation. VVhere's that old diet book? 25. Preview of the basketball season. Wie lost to Effingham 22-46. 27. Football Banquet. Bo McMillan, speaker. 28. Bond-purchasing Campaign. Miss Morgairs room victorious. Grand total of 312,748.95 December .... 1. Pie Eating Contest-CHOCOLATE pie. 2. Pana game, 23-26. 8-9. A week-end of defeat at the hands of Champaign and Taylorville, 11. Do your Christmas shopping early. Only 14 more days. How can we wait? tfontinued on Page 773 R ki by skQ.+5.- ' 1X1 Tkbn :- 1 FR Qggijgawgfxgswsrlk--,QMA S eww lwgfg,-,ysg ws, pg , . W -wifi-Aff52wQm:a,,ife 2- t ., K : 5 , 752 :z,1fz1f.11 ,sm 7 3,1 , 4 ugaggigf :QW 1222 liiihg wg -E . A .,L,,,, , 7, ,,,L,.h ,,,,,, Av FQQQXY - fowrw-:Gy-' It Hot' dm Rf ix!! We MAKQ Qtbl' emfv-' buf' n v 1 4 1 ' ' - '5'uf . . . Activities . . . Xvllilt would you do without our activities? Probably die of boredom. You reineinbfer such things as . . . trying to decipher Nr. l'arker's bulle- ti11s v-frwiuning the Big 12 Championship in football-our hard luck in bas- ketball, without the loss of our precious school spirit-the gay Homecom- ing-party dances after the game on that crowded stage-the squeak of the sawdust on which we danced-the bruises the girls got from playing basketball-the bags under the boys' eyes, after getting up a teeny weeny hit early to get to R.O. 'l'. C. at 8:00--dropping in at Spanish Club every other Friday-being kicked out of library for the semester-our many pep- meetings-drcmoling over the lucky pie-eater in the never-ttl-be-forgotten contest-how we got a bit serious, listening to some of our spieakers, and forgot to be serious again, watching bewildered scrubs hunt for the right room, or beat a hasty exit from a study hall, ininnbling- XVhere's the Lab? -the faculty-letterinen game-the snazzy gold football pins--dashing around to get a few extra history questions-figuring out complicated cheni- istry formulas-the colorful decorations at the R. O. T. C. Ball-how we were kept busy at school with our Mirror and Riddle meetings-the urgent pleading for more snaps for the Riddles-hoping the bell would ring before the teacher got to youhthe crazy folk dances in P. li.-all in all a wonder- ful year! Student Council Scaled-Carlsen Bock, Elaine Keller. Shirley Lacy, Secrelaryg Kenney Watts. Presidentg Lou Ury, Maragusla Toole, Treasurerg Wanda Higgens, Madonna Ferree. Standing-Nxfillie Lazier. Vice-Presiclentg Tiny Ross, Ray Orr, Miss Liffick, Faculty Adviserg Don Baker, Mr. Green, Faculty Adviserg jack Hart, Dale Brown, Aaron Cohen. Student Council This ye:tr's council has had at very siicccssiiil record. ,-Xt the heginniug' ol the your the council sponsored the :tnnuztl Hoiuccolzniiig' party. Many alumni and faculty said that this was the lrest party they had ever attended. Our annual Pearl Hztrhor Day hond :tncl stzunp sale was held again and at grziml total of over 312,000 worth of bonds and stztinps was purchased. The Christmas progruin :ind play was st gala occasion lmelore vzlczition time and served to send the kids olf in the right spirit. In the second sieniester the Sweetheart oi M. H. S. was elected through the auspices ol the council. Most of the lust semester, however, was spent in planning' for our city-wide Youth Center. XYC :irc ull proud ol this y1ear'S Council. Riddle Staff Heads of Departments Scaled--Mahlon Neal, Snap-shot Editorg Betty Thatcher, Activity Editorg Pat Darland, Senior Editor: Eileen Denison, Editor-in-Chief. Slarlding-Ray Orr, Co-Sports Editorg Rosamond Russell, Advertising Editorg .lim Bailey, Co- Sports Editorg Alice Champion, G.A.A. Editor: Pat Spitz, Circulation Editor. Assistants Row One-Herhy Williams, Jake O'Neal, Gerry Easton, Betty Huckleberry, Mary Margaret Ryan, Norma Settlemoir, Martha Law, Betty Mills, Deva Kibler. Row Two-Madonna Ferree, Evelyn Quinn, Doris Maxine Wright, Ruth Berkowitz. Row Three-Elaine Keller, Martha Moore, Lou Ury, Maragusta Toole. Row Four-Barbara Hashharger, Carolyn Ballard, Carleen Bock, Doris Jean Hill, Helen Mathe- ney, Vivian Robinson. Row Five-Mary Louise Humes, Virginia Crume, Joan Brandenburg, Shirley Churchman, Carolyn Spates, Ann Furry, Row Six-Ann McAndrew, joan King, Sally Russell, Putty McAndrew, Ellen Wriglit, Mirror Staff Heads of Departments Row One-Ellen Wright, Head Reporterg Ruth Berkowitz, GA.A. Editor, Miss Morgan, Faculty Adviserg Maragusta Toole, Editor. Row Two-Sally Russell and Mary Virginia Gregoire, Sophomore Editorsg jim Bailey, R.O.T.C. Editor, Carleen Bock. junior Editor, Herby Williams, Co-Sports Edltorg juanita Williams, Circulation Editor, Jake O'Neal, Co-Sports Editor, Tom Sullan and Shirley Lacy, Sophomore Editors. Assistants Row One-jane Hesler, Dolores Walker, Jeanette Groben, Norma Metcalf, jackie Harper, Dorothy Welsh, Martha Taber, Carolyn Spates, Faye Parsons, Daisy Brady, jean Marie Potter, Bar- bara jones. Row Two-Norma Bareither, Pat Darland, Vivian Robinson, Patty McAndrew, Mary Louise Humes, -Ioan King, Jeanne Bullock, Marilyn Miller, Virginia Hines, Eleanor Alexander, Do- lores Borowiak, Betty Lou Homann. Row Three--Martha Ann Beall, Barbara Hashbarger, Betty Huckleberry, Helen Matheney, Mary Margaret Ryan, Lou Ury, Patty Brotherton, joan Brandenburg, Ann Furry, Row Four-Betty Mills, Shirley Churchman, Rose Marie Combs, Alice Champion, Delmar Bone, Wayne Moore, Wilma Trout, Wanda Higgens, Pat Wagner, Eileen Denison, Betty Thatcher. LizitaH-- Todos Club Panamerican Left-La Senorika Luiz. Rosa Thatcher, Tesorera Alicia Champion, HB6 Ia Russel Prem denle Carlow Smith. First Raw riglil, lop to bollom-Secretaria nsusanan Berninger, Anita iVlm'Andrew Rita Bork uconsueiou Denison, Maria Potter. Second Row righl- Isabel Wrighl, Vicepresidenle LiziIa Senteney. Conversacion del Club Panamerica Carlotn-+13ucnus clizls, Susuim. Ffmuu c-stu llfillxli? Susziiizl-f-fMuy bit-ii, g'I'ZlCi2lS. ?Y usted? Curlcntusfliicii. Hula, Cmisiiclu. Cfoiisuelm1-----fliiiwilus dials, ziinigzis. lizicc muy lmvn tic-inpu lim uimlul gXnita?Si, me gustzi miicliu. I-f0sa.+gXqi1i vieiicii Rita 5' ijilllkxilti. !I':im-Im vs cl iinitm im club y Rita lc tiene! Pancho-i!Quc lastima! iAiiCi3-?Dll1lfiC esta la Sillllbfilil Lutz? BC1'lll+-ifiiil vicne zlliurzi mismcm. Seiiorita Lutz-f-I'elwlfmciiiG, llego tzmlc. Carlotzi--Sc cleclziru zilmiertu In sesion. Mas Turdc Mariah-Los refresicos emu Imcmws. Tengo quo salir. TSabel?Yo tanibien. Nos clivvrtinws miichu. Hzistn lnceju Hzista la Vista. 1 -Q !Adios ! Band Row One-Carolyn Smith, Ruth Berkowitz. Richard Cummins, Ann Furry, Catherine Decluirci, ,lane Hesler. Row Two-Nlargaret Matteson, Nlaxie Thompson, Bah Cxarso, 'loe 91-xson, liek llimipson, Mary Culumher, Louise Waltriir, Vincent Worland, jean Ann Ornclortl, lVi.urgf-ry llnlter. l.ois Spriggs. Raw Tlircc-Marion Louthan, jackie Hendricks, Patty Woods, Wilmxi fcfley. George Weber, Bob Weigand, Nadine Kern, Tom Ferree, Danny Ferre-e, Dale Brown. Holm Reiter, Kenneth Coy, Bruce Gilbert, Mr. Shimp, Director. Row Four-Carolyn Spates and Shirley l.acy. :Xt the heginiiing' ol this yezii' the lizinrl eonsisteil mil only tyveiity-one l1i6llllJCl'5,llt11 the hltlltltll' llighs ezinie to their ziirl with eleven :iflclitioiinl nienif hers, nizilcing' thirty-two ziltogietlier. The lizincl plziyecl :lt all the loothzill gzinies hnt one. This one exception wus at night when only people who eonltl swini shonltl hzive lmeen ont. The niemhers also think they hzive ri little to clo with oin' winniiig the l1ig'l'welve title, because Lit the lust gzinie ol the yezir, when it niezint wiiiiiing or losing, the lizincl went to lilooniington with the tt-:uni :intl helpetl l'lll't'l' them on. 'lhey also plziyecl :it every hziskethzill gzinie :incl :it :ill pepfiiieetiiigs. ..-Xt some of the ganies the tlruni-nizijtrrettes, Czirolyn Spzites :incl Shirley l.ztey, :incl the llzig twii'le1', Norma Metczill, :ippezirecl in llooi' shows clnring the hull of the gzune. Various nieinhers of the lizintl are worlcing' in tiuzirtettes, sextettes, :incl solos for the State contests, tVhen trzielc comes you can expect to see the lizinrl ont there hziclcing up the team. Quail gi' 'F Av! 's NJ M '.Y-,ww ,--ui I ',, 2 ' V V: 'B N ATA ngtz CQ:Cv2a'f'tf22.'C'f1i'l A M ' wwf F' E1-wsemblf Tae QA Q 9 Qnfltet E 1 TQUS KOTY eSJ'r'2Qtf.E. 5 , , X 2 5 f nm Xa 'YUTV1 Yq,-iloY' ceifsffx ' qJ'VU'vv3 Sextettc and Glcc Club Sextette Firxl Row-Glenna Peterson, Martha Moore, Wanda Higgens fpianistl. Mary Ellen Turner Wilma Coffey. Second Row-Joyce Homann, Norma Settlemoir. Glee Club First Row--Kallierine Sutter, Ann Furry, Mona Cross, Sue Niemeyer, l.ois liergusoii, May Louise Stewart, Betty lluclcleherry, Barbara Hashliarger, Carleen Bock, Marie Johnson, Mary Lou Whitley. Second R010-Miss julsrucl, Gwen Kilman, Rose Maye Bridges, Patty Brolherton, Sally Russell, Natalie Kern, Virginia Oliver, lmogene Homann. Maxine Wright, Virginia Hines, Delores Borowiak, jackie Hendricks, Wilma Coffey, Joyce Homann, Helen Rust, Helen Matheney, Jeanne Bullock. Third Row-Glenna Peterson, Martha Wiegel, Mary Wiegel, Delores Daily, Mary Ellen Turner, Jackie Ebardt, Martha Moore, Mary Louise Humes, Carolyn Spates, Virginia Bullock, Mar- garet Nlatteson. Norma Metcalf, Pal Anderson, Evelyn Quinn. 1944 Class Play And Came The Spring Rau' One--'loan lcenogle, Jim Zimmerle, Angela Alfred, Bob Shaw, Patty Neal, Row Two--Mary Merriclc, Virg'nia Freeman, Alice Reed, Jesse lcenogle, Marbelle Whitley, Jack Muthcrsbough. Rau' Three-Miss Grimes, Directory Bob Sullan, Ted Bennett, Milton Kull, Lyla Jones, Dean Coleman, llle Fern Crane, Jael: Weber, Dolores Brown. Ron' Four-Bob Moore, Phyllis Welsh, Richard Smith, Mary Coleman, Ugxlltl fzunc The Spring is tlic story of ai typical .'XIllCl'lCZ1l1 lzunilyff that is, until Spring' cntcrs the scene, On thc first clay ul Spring vacation Miclgf: finds herself in love. She tries tu manage thc lives :incl loves of Buzz, her clinics, and her sister, Yirgiiiizi. The second act cliiuaxes on a be- wilclercrl family, lint liy tlic end of tlic play evcrytliing turns out for the 1945 Class Play One Mad Night Cas!-john Matherly. Betty Lou Homann. Katie Sutter, Marilyn Miller. Eileen Denison, Juanita Williams. Horace Cook. jim Hashbarger, Norman Lynch, Ann McAndrew, Daisy Brady, Mahlon Neal, Roy Bareither, Arlen Furste. lucst. 'uv Aw-'med -Y:0YQSS--' 'V0 C 5-fee? Q m A f .,-f Q So -B-1 ii' s is ' 5 2 2 1 1 iii? w X V. - uf ,Fly 'ou 'mule H'-how Q3-'E' 2124 Qi eff! ,xxxrv , Y ,W Y 3955 Study! Hall Scene 'wanx becli when Gesslevg 'B ade, is HQ Lusk-u man. VYES ,if fi N Q 3 8 my . s 1+ B. o-r X. iz whn+e CO1,5.'Y' NYSYQ Mo-r-:ian 851 Blast ill anh Qlvntamrnt Eleanor Alexander, will 1ny long tresses to Burr-Head Potter with instructions as to washin f and drying Pat Anderson, will those candy bars I get at I-Iulman's to anyone with five cents. Norma Armstrong, will my ability in basketball to the alumnae team. Richard Armstrong, will my strong arm to Jack, the All-American boy. Jim Bailey, will my Hwolfing tactics to Reggie Tate. Eileen Ballard, will my blond tresses to Ruth Berkowitz. Roy Bareither, will 1ny muscles to Bob Smith. Martha Ann Beall, will 1ny shorthand ability?? to anyone who can read those Chicken tracks Lyle Beals, will 1ny rosy cheeks to Robert Bradley. Vivian Bence, will 1ny basketball team to the state tournament. Wanda Bence, will my morning trip to school on a bicycle to some warm-blooded p Don Bergfeld, will 1ny 6-foot stature to Max Roberts. Cl'SOll. Saranelle Berninger, will my G.A.A. job to the person most likely to be elected by the rest of the mob June Betty, will my ability to speak French to anyone willing to attempt it. Jeannie Blare, will my locker to someone who works on the Mirror. Bob llradley, will 1ny ability in history to some up-to-date person. Daisy Brady, will my quick comeback to Abbott and Costello. Rose M aye Bridges. will my basketball team to Betty Thatcher. Bob Carso, will my Harry James to any promising band student. Charles Carter, will my curly locks to Don Dole. Alice Champion, will my 4-H projects to my brother Dick. Bob Chaney, will my little blue cards to Don Shook. lletty Clark, will my black hair to Blondie Crume. Horace Cook, will 1ny romance with Imogene to that other little cute boy. Martha Cook, will my volleyball service to one of the new Scrubs. Jim Covalt, will my red hair to Slick', tkeep on tryiugb Matheney. Donna Craig, will my black hair to the Lone Rangers Silva-r. Bill Crookshank, will 1ny fascinatingfr? laugth to Wayne Moore. Raymond Cross, will my speed in track to all turtles. Doris Crowder, will 1ny ability to break my glasses to Martha Moore. Mary Ellen Crum, will my catalogs to Sears and Saw'buck. Mary Culumber, will my trumpet to Mr. Shimp. Pat Darland, will my wonderful open houses to the Clothes Line. Shirley Davis, will my Qbility to play the piano to Waiida Higgens. Catherine Deckard. will my flute to underclassman Janie Hesler. Eileen Denison, will my job on the Riddle to a Junior looking fm- hai-gl work, Jean Dodd, will my little sister Judy to Margaret Bence's brother Gay. Gerry Easton, will my romance with t'Cuddles to someone who will call him Robert. Charlotte Easton, will 1ny position as a twin to soint-one with similar clothes. Margaret Easton, will my duet with 1ny twin to I'rank Sinatra. Jackie Ebardt. will my shortness to Patsy VVagner. Pat Ebardt, will my sweet shy grin to one of the local wolves. Lois Edwards, will my hair to all the rainy day girlsf' Philip Emig, will my unruly locks to the man in the Vitalis ads. Jim Fairchild, will my name to a dark man. Don Ferree, will my tardiness to the man who fires the furnace in the wee sma' 'hou M. H. S. Morris Ferree, will my short hair to Freddie Davis. Pat Frazier, will my odd-colored sweaters to anyone who can wear them. Arlene Furste, will 1ny bright answers in Mr. Parker's social science class to some M.H.S. lllj Ella Mae Gaskill, will my love for sports to Marion Hackley. rs of the morning at dull peison CDull at lVayne Glover, will my book-snatching ability to Bernard de Buhr-who always gets caugtht' Eugene Goodson, will my experience in the Navy to future seamen. Charles Gustafson, will my high R.O.T.C. rank to Captain Doolen's best little pal. Kathleen Gwinn, will my athletic ability to Betty June Crum. Vtlarren Hagan, will Betty Hill to someone who will take good care of her. Jack Hampson, will my Navy uniform to any boy who is almost 13. Don Harris, will Angie to Don Harris, whom I feel sure will take excellent care Jack Hart, will my cute grin to Wayne CSmiley-Laughyb Moore. Jim Hashbarger, will Barbara to the guy with whom she wants to go most. Dorothy Heath, will my ability to call volleyball games to Wanda Crowder. Norma Jean Hendrix will my fast typing speed to one of the first year students. Madonna Henne, will my short curls to Rosamond Russell. Letha Higgens, will my brain to Miss Lutz's French class. Alda Mae Highland. will my brain to Bob Fitt, who hasn't much of his own. Betty Hill, will 1ny size to the little churclh-mouse. Glenn Hirsch, will my sweet and shy nature to our own Wolf VVilliams. Lois Holmes, will my typing ability to a new white -collar girl! Betty Lou Homann, will my drive to school to Tom Sullan. Marilyn Hooten, will my Charleston friend to an alien here. Nancy Huckleberry. will my basketball team to Helen Matheney. Betty Hurst, will my big brown eyes to Squintums. Donna Irby, will my peroxide top to anyone who remembers that Hgentlemen prefer Barbara Jones, will my southern accent to one of those Yankees Ha1'old Jones, will my love for cheerleading to Joan Reed. of her. blondes Joanne Keller, will my tennis game to the people who can't hit the side of a barn. Harriett Kenton, will my little brother Sam to Joe Mi1ler's Joke Book. Nadine Kern, will 1ny long, long hair to someone with s'hort-sho-rt curls. Dick Lacy, will my position as an engaged man to someone in love. jim La Masters, will my old Ford to Stan Icenogle. Gerald Lowry, will my farm to any one who loves Mother Nature. Norman Lynch, will my Roosevelt impersonation to Eleanor, Ann McAndrew, will my tha-hal giggle to Wayne Moore. Harold Matheney, will my 'fgracefulness to Sonja Henie. John Matherly, will the Heritage of America back t0 the Indians. Dorothy Miller, will my volleyball team to Patty McAndrew. Marilyn Miller, will my bracelets to jim Ray. jane Miller, will my dancing ability to Eleanor Powell. Betty Mills, will my ldeceasedl front hall locker to the boys. Dale Montoyne, will my love and ability in electricity to Betty Sparks. Mary Lee Morgan, will my babbling in typing class to someone who doesn't talk so much. Raymond Morgan. will my bell-bottom breeches to the United States Army. Alberta Naab. will my daily task of fixing my hair at school to Jim Filson. Mahlon Neal, will my hidden talent for being excused from the library to someone who dislikes all that reference material. Howard Nelms, will my automobile mishaps to Sullan's Garage. Virginia Oliver, will my slenderness to Ruth Berkowitz, who just diets for that pencil-slim sillhouette. Ray Orr, will the tslightly altered! conjunction of my last name to johnny Mercer of Accentuate the Positive. Lyle Overton, Will the wave in my hair to Bob Scherer. Thelma Park, will my faithful work for Miss Grimes to her future secretary. Norma Phelps, will my sewing to Singer's. A Betty Jo Porter, will my cheerleading with Csighlj Dick Headly to Pepper Reed. jean Marie Potter, will my nickname Pod, to Sally Russell. Tom Potter, will my precious moments wasted waiting for my call into the Navy to Bernard dc Buhr. Mary Ellen Prentice, will my scorekeeping in volleyball to Lou Ury. Evelyn Quinn, will my long curly trcsses to Mr. Green-not that thc dear man really needs them. Robert Quinn. will my dark wavy hair to Don Dole. Lela Reed, will my sense of humor to Ellen Wright. Gloria Reynolds, will my afternoon position to any capable person. Dolores Richards, will my time spent in front of a certain mirror to Glenna Peterson. Hamilton Riddle, will my sleigh-rides to Jingle Bells. ' lVilla Mae Roberson, will my quietness to David Batson. Roy Ross, will my nickname, Tiny, to Stan Icenogle. Bernard Royer, will my master mind to the Quiz Kids. Rosamond Russell, will my suits to Miss Lutz. Betty Sanders, will my job as president of the M Club to anyone with sufficient points. Theresa Schomaker, will my moccasins to some noisy Indian. R Martha Lou Sentenay, will n1y college education to Donald Duck-who'll make me wish I hadn't. joe' Sexson. will my position in the band to any up and coming musician. Margaret Sharp, will my dimples to Cuddles -just another added attraction. Carolyn Smith, will my knowledge of Spanish to Anno fno sej McAndrew. Olive Smith, will my seat in social science to anyone wishing to increase his vocabulary. Lee Smith, will my towel to Dopey Dole. Glen Sorenson, will my ability to hang wall paper to der Fuehrei-, in case he has forgotten how. Doris Soutih, will my dark hair to Gwen Kilman. Roy Gene Sparks, will my R.O.T.C. rating to Sergeant Cohen's dancing partner. Stanley Spelbring, will my quiet nature to Dick Headly. Pat Spitz, will my hair-do to Virginia Crume. Barbara Stiff, will my last name to some limp soul. Katherine 'Stone, will my big brown eyes to Elsie, the Borden cow. Bobbe Storm, will my blonde hair to Ruth Berkowitz. Mary Storm, will my admiration for a blonde to Deva Kibler. Bob Strohl. will my shy grin to Dickie tWha' Sag Ole Babaj Walters. Katherine Sutter, will my voice to some old crow with high ambitions. Dick Taber, will part of my sailboat to someone with a good price. Darrell Tendick, will my ability to understand chemistry to any future science student. Jack Tenison, will my summer tan that lasts all winter to one of the unfortunates who get only summer tans. Betty Thatdher, will my fast bridge game to Ioan tHo-Huml King. Bill Thorn. will my car to the local junk man. Shirley Thornton, will my talkative little sister to the nearest rest home for nervous children. Maragusta Toole, will my position on the Mirror to some unsuspecting soul. Kenneth Tucker, will my football skill to any scrub out for bruises. Mary Ellen Turner, will my size to Jeanette Groben. Irene Voigt, will my pretty black hair to any blonde. Madonna Wakefield, will my long blond curls to Herby Williams-who tries. anyway. Robert Waltrip, will my oratorical ability to Dick Headly. Marilyn Warren, will my jewelry to Marion Hackley. Kenneth Watts, will my voice of authority to Mr. Garrison. William Westone, will my big brown eyes to Maureen of the big blue eyes. Irma Jean Wetzel, will my shorthand ability to any person who may need it. Melva White, will my ride to school to any person who desires to live in Gays. Juanita Williams, will my chemistry portraits to Ann McAndrew-'who drew them, Mr. Garrison. David Zachow, will my studiousness to Jim Tate. ':.. ' ' Q r 1 s' A S K Wax N 1 we ,r ' K, ,Q ... A, , , g? X . ,N 5 K 1 if r A . l y 'iii' We-aw 4 ,ff 1 v 1, W sf 'L' W' A 'efqvrw 1--uri. S, WI!!! R. 0. T. C. Rifle Team First Rott'-Cadet S Sgt. Dean l-lite, Cadet Master Sgt. Gerald Lowry, Cadet 2nd Lt. Don Gard- ner. Cadet Sgt. David Ferree, Cadet Sgt. Dick Champion, Cadet Tech. Sgt. George Cutright, Cadet S'Sgt. Joe Matthews, Cadet Cpl. Dick Headly. Second Row-Cadet Cscar Nichols, Cadet Gaydon Brandt, Cadet Don Balmer, Cadet Lloyd Strohl, Cadet Don Kelly. Third Row-Cadet Lee Hopper. Cadet Cpl. john Sieben, Cadet Philip Quelnman, Cadet Russell Tinch, Cadet Richard Sampson. Fourth Row-Cadet John Miller, Cadet Roy Buchanan. Cadet 2nd Lt. Charles Gustafson, Sergeant Cohen, Cadet Lt, Col. Roy Sparks. .Xgain this year Mattoon High School's R. O. 'l'.L'. started as an honor unit. This indicates that the highest standard possible has been attained. Mattoon is proud ol this line record. Captain ,Nrthiir lloolen, of the United States lnfantry, was assigned here as Professoi' of Military Science and Tactics. to replace Captain Ha- gen. Under him and Sergeant Cohen the hoys kept up their good work. .i'Xgain Mattoon's rifle team was outstanding, participating in several matches. For the sniall amount ol time allowed to practice the boys did very well. Althongli the ranks were thinned out hy three men leaving for the armed services they still had about 150 boys in the unit. Since the work in the R. O. T. C is the same as that of the army 'niany of the hoys from here have gotten promotions rapidly. To those boys who have left may we say good luck and a quick lioinecoiiiingf' ln the years to come. whenever any of the hoys hears that left-right left. he will renieinher those hattalion reviews, the hattle of Prairie Av- cnne and all the other ineniories from the R.O.'l'.C. hack at M.H.S. in 1945. R. 0. T. C. QHHCUS First Row-Cadet l..t. Col. Roy Sparks, Cadet Capt. Harold jones, Cadet Capt, jack Tenison. Cadet Capt, jack Hart, Cadet 2nd Lt. Norman Lynch. Second Row-Cadet 2nd Lt. Eugene Alexander, Cadet 2nd Lt. Charles Gustafson, Cadet 2nd Lt. Bill Thorn, Cadet 2nd Lt. Don Gardner. Thfrd Row-Cadet 2nd Lt. Aaron Cohen, Cadet lst. l..t. Horace Cook, Captain Doolen, Sergeant Cohen, Cadet 2nd Lt. Don Shook. R. O. T. C. Council Flrxl Row-Cadet Sgt. Willie Lazier, Cadet Lt. Col. Roy Sparks, Cadet Capt. Jack l-lart, Cadet 2nd Lt. Norman Lynch, Cadet Cpl. Dick Headly Second Row-Cadet lst Sgt. Roy Bareither, Cadet Don Baker, Cadet Ray Cross, Cadet Bob Fill, Th' d R Y-C ' ' - ' ' lr ou. aplam Doolen, Cadet Tenh. Sgt. Stan lcenogle, Sergeant Cohen. As X Bef Unexve ggi Lai SRU' 0 ? as naimki'-5 was 0 -m,fk,fw-wffgswwvf f - 2 Q? TN www, in , W , :WW VUFV 's ., ,W gjgsfem is ,W , , U Sw-fww kms mum wsfiw f few -mg 15355.45 fiwgww f ' mx Ww- E if- L, MM M, ., Y , L, -35 L Q 55135525 2 ffg BOYS Kenney VVatts ,........ ,........, Kenney Watts... john' Matherly Stan Icenogle ....... .....,... Ray Orr ......,... Bob Smith .......... john Matlrerly ...,. ....,.... jack Hart ......, Harold jones ..., . Kenney VVatts.. Dick Headly '....., Roy Bareither ......,,. ,.e...A.. John Girten ....... 7 Herlmy VN illianls... ..... Bob Carso ...,..,.., Stan Icenogle ......,.t, ......... john Matlierly., Van johnson ..... Basketball .......... Riddle Poll POPULARITY ...,....., PERSONALITY ..AeAe.. SOPHISTICATION.. PRETTIEST EYES. PR ETTI EST HA I R. FIGURE ..,..... MANNERS .............. BIGGEST EIQIRT .... . BUSIES I ..................... MOST TALKATIVF .......... .......... NVITTIEST ................. MOST STUDIOUS ......... .......... .B EST DANCER ........ .BEST MUSICIAN .... .BES I' SINGER ....,.... 11,1 ff -'11 BESI A I HLE I E ............., .......... ACTRESS .FAVORITE ACTOR .......... .......... GIRLS Maragusta Toole Juanita Williams Rosamoncl Russell Maurine Miller Eleanor Alexamlei' Joanne Keller Carleen Bock Nancy Leie VValters Maragusta Toole Lela Reed Lela Reed Saranelle Berninger Thelma Park Harriet Daily Betty Lon I-Ioniann Kati-e Sutter Daisy Brady Greer Carson FAVORITE SPORT ............ ........, . .Basketlmall Second Riddle Poll will be found among the Advcrlisemenls. . . . Athletics . . . To our great joy and to the dismay of others, we here at M. H. S. have completed another year of wartime athletics, with shortages and all. In football we went undefeated, being tied once-a very brilliant season, con- sidering the previous one. NN'e went on to win our first Big 12 Champion- ship in the history of our school, .lim Tate and John Matherly were named on all-state team. The scene changed somewhat in basketball, as our cagers won only one of their scheduled games of the season. In the re- gional tournament, which was held on the lo-cal floor Mattoon, was beaten out of the final game. Came spring, sunshine, and rain, our track soon appeared. NVe have lost almost all veterans but wfe have a good season ahead. The season will start with the Oak Park Relays and end with the Big 12 meet held at Peoria. Gosh! Let us not forget our G. A. A. section of the Riddle, for there you may witnless activities yet untold. ,, - Y'?A ' K NV wx 6 0 Fw ,Wg Y We v, up fM Q' YH 4 'f 4 Wm H2515 W ci 4 K is Kwai, 1 4243. Eg-ff,g' X 2 xy fa gm af fW3?2Qz?'fi1f4 A ' 1 M1 V - . 2' , X weft 'affi' , , Q., A , H ., mfwgfgfg Nefigw my, zjyfsruwww f ' ' f sf: ,Qu , wi ., M w 'Af V ,- ,1,fsggmfgvrq i,4,',e' f' 3 71 -' :wf'x2vf'1,1 I - N Lf ,, was .935 41 wr Iii ,ga ,s Rig Twelve Champions! Something that hasn't hap- pened to our high school all athletes past and present that has come true, due to the un- dying spirit and team work it takes to make a champion. Our team was regarded at the first of the season as a possible contender for th by anyone. They worked hard and played for keeps, making a record for themselves in whatever thefy did. They had that never say die spirit, the attitude, always found in In the first game with Arcola, a good scrimmage for us, we found some good poin rected. The first half was getting over nervousness and set- tling down to work, so t of which we were capable and demonstrated in the last half, which ended 25 to O. The next game was with a strong Mt. Vernon team. The boys found how hard it was to go those last few yards for that sc ter to win 6 to O. Next ca 'Football . . . 1944 Big Twelve Champions in its history. This is one dream of e title but was not taken seriously will to win or never admit defeat champions. ts and bad. which we naturally cor- hat we could play the kind of ball ore, but finally did in the last quar- nie Decatur, and that was the same type of game as the one the week before, success in the last Head Coach few minutes by 6 to O score. Urbana was our next opponent, EASTERBROOK who very nearly upset us were soon found losing 6 tying up the game 6 to 6 of us so that we could gm far, with Danville. XYe we to 0. Playing a crippled C ing on the undefeated list ponent. The game was pl Assislanl Coach HAHN . XYe were cocky and thought we had the game won before it started, but to O for three quarters, but finally going to work in the last quarter and . The next week found us against l'ana, who helped take the starch out I ' 1 1 aiead undefeated. We won 18 to I-l. Next was our toughest game thus re confident of victory and proved to be the superior team, for we won 6 hampaign team next We didn't have much trouble winning and still stay- .Taylorville, undefeated in two years of regular play, was our next op- ayed consequently held their own in the mud, winning 6 to O. This left us with one game to go for an undefeated sea- son, We were to platy Bloomington, who also was undefeated, for the con- ference chainpionship. O u r b o y s proved they were champions in this game. W'e were behind at the half 7 to 6 with two of our regulars out be- cause of injury, but they came back the second half and won 18 to l-l---thus winning the first liig 12 Champion- ship in the history of our school. Our coaching staff of Coach liast- erbrook, Assistant Coaches Doolen, Hahn and 'Horton should have a hearty congratulation for bringing us our first championship. XVIC SAl,.UTlC YOU, t'HAlXll'lUNS! in the rain and a sea of mud. Our boys were l ieavier and bigger and Assislunl Couch DOOLEN ,as fi vvik 0 F-IK ,ii if , w . my . A29 . 5 2 eg A 3: . 'AW -, ,. . Q, . 2 , . ff W . -X yi' :,,..W?fu. rkgi s' ww 5 ,if gp- V J wwswl s x Sw- mx 5 fri' f' 'ik n sm :mas ' :.',-wg.,-qc. .za -F 5 1, W .' 1-xg: B ..!-v in iff' x l: 4 Ns. NJN f 2, 113.4-.-:, 5346? My -8: N Q 'lx -3345, .,1.1,,: - V , .zgfz 3,5 f. si-Ez? N ' 9 fl' f-QQ .. Hpfim .K 5 13.54, 1'--: G. f Vi? - Elj, .-vm -4 Q... if .X 4,.: ,- gg-vi f, , , .QQ ,-3 ,. ,, , ei iz' ' H C01 Captains RAY ORR KEN 'IXUCKER JIM 'l'A'lkli JOHN MATHERLY .411-Stale Conference All-Sfalu Conference All- Scare BOB SMITH DON HARRIS STAN ICENOGLE XVAYNE MOORE TOM POTTER BILL LINDSAY IACK TENISON BOB FITT .IACK HART Rx'-.Y ORR KENNY TUCKIQR IOHN MATI-IITRLX' JIM TATE PAUL CISNA BILL CARLYLE JIM WAI.TRIP LEE SMITH, Manager LEON WRIGHT .......,..vv7- ..I B Team The li Team is matle up of junior ancl sophomore boys w clon't get to play in varsity games. This year's I3 Team was prob- ably one of the best in the history of the sehoolw A for, as the varsity, they were nnclefeaterl. The first game of the season was against a powerful Cham- paign team, which lost only one game in two years. The boys started out slow and we1'e behind 6 to 0 for three quarters but scored in the last minute of play and made the extra pointfwith the resultant score of 7 to 6. Their next game, with Decatur, provecl to be a very harcl fought game. The leacl changed hancls three times before the final gun, with Mattoon on top, The only bloteh on the reeorcl is the tie with Charleston, the next opponent, who really gave us a battle. ln the final game with Urbana our boys led all the way-thus finishing a fine season. Coach Horton had quite a few boys who will prove valuable to the varsity team in the coming years, B Team Firsl Row-Bob Nlattox. Bill Anderson. Russell Tinch, Bob Smith, Bob Calhoun, Dick Champion. Bernard Nale, Henry Bell. Herby Williams, Gaydon Brandt, Bill Evans, Mr. Horton. Second Row-Don ldleman, Don Gardner, Quentin Sparks, Dick Upton, Ronnie Haddock, Bob Allen, jake O'Neal, Willie Lazier, Don Kelly, Bob Scherer, Lloyd Roberts. Third Row-Delmar Bone, Max Roberts, Don Dole. Lettermenls Club of 1944415 First Rau'--Don Harris, Vice-Presidentg Tom Polter. Jim La Masters, Presiclenlg jim Bailey, Sec- retaryg john Nlatherly, Ray Orr, Kenney Walls, Kenny Tucker. Second Row-.lack Tenison, Bill Lindsay, .lim Tate, Wayne Moore, Dick Lacy, jack Hart, Bill Carlvle. , Third Row-Don Dole, Leon Wright, Paul Cisna, ,lim Waltrip, Bud Bone, Bob Fill, Bob Smith, Lee Smith, Treasurer. The l,ettermen's Chili, which tmilq shape miller teaches liureliard Hor- ton aml jimmy liastei'ln'rmk in the fall of lt?-l3, has turned out to he a well es- tahlishecl iwgaiiizatiuii armmrl the selmul. At the hegiiming of the school se- mester ul' lf?-l-l four new officers were eleetecl: llresiclent, ,lim Lalllastersi Viee-l'resicle11t, limi Harris: Seeretary, jim Hailey, and 'l'reasm'er, Lee Smith, jim graclllatecl at mid-semester. leaving Dun Harris iii charge. fiinee tlreii lion and jim have been clraftecl into their emiiitry's armed ser- vices: ewnsequeiitly, l.ee Smith is the only ullieer lelt in charge of the Let- termeifs Chili. Activities which the Lettermeii geiieimtisly prmimt'eil were their own fall party and mimermis hops alter the haskethall games. They clistrilmtecl ljlll'lSllllIlS lmaskets, houglit the selimil erest flag' you see hanging iii the g'j'lllllZlSllllll, and gave illllllC1'S for l,etterm'e1i leaving lm' the armed services. Ch? 5't'mSS 'ft- ny! W 'rv Y 071 Ya-go Yi 1. if YF if Q OW65 - Lx' 4- 33 I 0'5 '5c.ov-GU? 'Fiefrxdg 2 r'0UYX-t?a.fTX S ' ,fl wxii SK Yi M , , M Tinnxsf i U h fl-' Yans 1, 'LE -Q-kofwxeco-m 5 9.+'..TI X I S 1015 Qi 1944. . Baslcetball. . . 1945 Row One-Bill Lindsay, Gene Cornell, Jael: Tenison, john Nlalherly. Ray Orr, -lim Tate, Bill Anderson. Row Two-Bob Fitt, .lim Waltrip, Gaycion Brandt, Bob Calhoun, Diclc Upton, Bob Allen, Paul Cisna. Row Three-Willie Lazier, Bud Bone, Leon Wright, Ronnie Haddock, Bill Carlyle. Again the time has come to write the iinzil close of zi season of has- ketball. Although the team lost the majority of their games they showed they could work together and win together, as they provecl in the Regional Tournament. During the Christinas holidays the team plztyecl in the ffentrztlia Tour- nament, winning one out of three guinea. To all the boys who are leaving' the team we wish ull the good fortune which you clesc-1'vte, and to all the Sophomores :incl juniors we say give everything you have while you are out for athletics lieeziuse the time will come when you won't have the eh:mee-lrelieve in the gzume, lrelieve in the foaeh, lielieve in yourselves :intl you will lie on top. sw. Basketball M C7u.b Banquet Q 'H Ste Y Nwamf Im: 'Emi' 'N Q.'WLe71 n TuJ'xY lg- 13Ef 'v' mdheit gS't.eadi Q.3 Kf- Track Row One-Jim O'Neal, Delmar Bone, Willie Lazier, Wayne Calhoun, jim Frizzell, Bill Fairchild, Bill Gustafson, Don Brink, Russell Tinch, Bob Calhoun, Row Two-Diclc Upton, Leon Wright, Ronnie Haddock, Bob Allen, jim Tate, Bill Hamel, Har- old jones, Herb Williams, jack Tenison, Diclc Heaclly. Row Three-Max Roberts flVlgr.D, Paul Cisna, Reg Tate, Wayne lVloore, Ray Orr, Bill Anderson Stan lcenogle, Kenney Watts, Lee Smith fNlgr.l, Coach Easlerbroolc. Mattooifs track team is rounding into shape with four returning let- termen. Ainong' these are 'lim Tate, who specializes in the shot putg Ray Orr, the mile and half-mile: Kenney XYatts, the quarter milei and Leon Vlfright, the broad jump and hurdles. The schedule for this year is the following: Urbana open, April 61 Quaclrangnlar Bleu-tfLfrbana. Danville, Champaign, and Mattoou-April 13: Monticello open, April 203 Mattoon Relays, April 27: Urbana Relays, May 4: District meet, May ll: and Big' 12 meet, May 25. The Klattoou Relays and District meet, which will be held here are two of the biggest meets in this section. Many schools are entered and usually provide many thrills. JVVVV f INDOOR HALF MILE CHAMP THREE STRAIGHT YEARS CHICAGO NATIONAL AAU. MEET. MEMBERQF U. OF ILLINOIS NATIONALLROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM l95'l. HOLDER OF U. OF ILLINOIS TRAUI IE' CORDS FOR THE 600 AND IOOO VIZ RUNS, ALSO MEM' BER OF THE ONE MILE RE' LAY TEAM WHICH HOLDS SCHOOL RECORD. TROPIIY CASES CONTAIN OVER 200 FIEDALS WON IN I0 YEARS FL ne oem cuucm FENSKE, wonurs necorm women IN seo vm: me AT Monson wus. 1957 PROBABLY CNEXT T0 COMDR GILLj NAS' MOST ENTHU- SIASTIC FIRST YEAR BOWLER, AVERAGE I5'I OF RACING COMPETITION. WAR BOND OFFICER LtugiHarryE CTHE HORSEI G-AIIVE5' 6 ,i eg-lifv-.J M . , N 'A oumucf me YEARS I9!4 Tunu nsaa m.1.oAmzs men me ussr an me couumm nuown TO ms :menus AND TRACIK FANS osu 'me mo-wesr A5 me Irons: HE RAN AGAINST sucn neu AS nom usm amvu cwvrmvamm, cfroar fmsfrg cvmfuf: param mfs mcg Iwo Marin Meme. seems CAPTAIN or 'rl-Ie UNIV. or-' ILLINOIS TRACK TEAM, me BEST TIME IN COLLEGE MEETS! I MILE 4:16 880 YARD RUN lr55.9 440 YARD DASH 4822. 220 YARD DASH 22.l I00 YARD DASH 9.5 L vvvvvv J The above is a reproduction of a full page cartoon, which appeared in the SKY IVRITIER. a publication of the LHS. N. Air Station, lI'Iiami, Flo- rida, where Lt. fjgj Gaines has been stationed. Lieutenant Gaines, when a incmber of the Mattoon junior High School faculty, held the position of track coach, As indicated in the above, he con- tested games, the team captained by Ruth Matherly enjoyed the volley- in our own high school. G. A A Officers Maragusta Toole, Juanita Williams Sara Berninger Alice Champion Prcsidcnl Vice-Prcsidcril 51'cr1'lary-Treasurer Program flliairman 1r.A.A.!1! XX' 11111 11111 we 111111 11115 your 111 21 C1Jll1DC1'Il1IV1' spirit. Our se11s1111 started 1111 1vi111 11111 G. A. .-X. 11'ei111-r 1111151 i11 11111 11111. We 1111 111111 11111 playing' v11l1ey111111 111111 1JZlS6132l1l, 111111 e11j11yi11g 111e 1121.l'li 111cili1ies, even tl11111g11 we NVIQRIC 111111111 111 1111rs1 1111111' 021111151 1111 1l111se 1111181661 11111- dogs. V11l1ey11:111 111111 1111s1c1-1111111 pr11v1111 VC1'j' s111'1'11ss111l, '1'111- 1111111111111- 111I111IlQC11 111 win 1110 Varsity 111111 lXl1ll11l1Z1C :Q'2ll11C5 111 1111111 111 these sports. The girls wl111 workefl i11 1110 51111111 111 the 111111111111 g111111-s 111111 11111 r1111- 11i11g' 11111'k Illlfl 111rtl1 111 see 1111w 11111 g111111- was 1'11111i11g', 11115111115 1111vi11g' Z1 113.1111 i11 111111411151 Z1 g111111 profit 1111' 11111' ever 1111l1Q'1'j'U 11'CZlS111'y. 111 ping pong Katie Sutter W1111 t11e singles 111111111pi1111s11ip 1101111 101111 Br 11111-111111111--'11111 '15 this foes 111 press lN'l'111'11p'11s111 Illllkbllx 111111 1,211 1V11g'11e1 Z1 5 1 1 S are to COI111J'L'10 versiis Katie Sutter 111111 Alice Cl1Z11111111111 i11 11111 111111111es. 1191115111 S111101' 111111 Cl1a111pi1111 t11e wi1111ers11 r1ll1Zl!11i you. Miss 131'1w1111111, 1111' j'U1l1' l?Z1C1C'1'Sll1l1. NIM Club First Row--Alice Champion, Liz Senteney, l.ela Reed fsecretaryl, Betty Sanders Qpresidentj, Mary Ellen Turner, jerry Easton. Second Raw-Jean Doclcl, Daisy Brady, Ella Mae Gaslcill, Rose Maye Bridges, Betty Mills, Evelyn Quinn, Juanita Williams, Sara Berninger. Third Row-Kathleen Gwinn, Virginia Oliver, Jeanne Blare, Martha Ann Beall, .lune Van Guncly, Nlaragusta Toole, Katherine Sutter, Joan Keller. Row Four-Dorothy Heath, Mary Ellen Prentice, Doris Crowder, Alda Mae Highland, Rosamond Russell, Billie lean Scott, Pat Darland, Betty lo Porter. Row Five-Mary Alice Myers, Pat Frazier, Vivian Bence, Dorothy Miller, Eileen Ballard, Mar- garet Sharp, Eileen Denison, Betty Thatcher. Row Six-Nancy Huclcleberry, Letha Higgins, Shirley Thornton, Norma Armstrong. The Bl Clulm is lJCCUIlllllQ Z1 very clistiiiguishecl lll'f,1'?lIllZIllIlUll, This year the bowlers bowled in the State l.cz1gue. Lfmler the supervisimi of our pres- ident, Betty Sanders, everyone had El wmicleiliil time at the Yzileiitilie l':irty. .Ns Z1 matter of lziet, from the llllllblllll of :ihseiiees :it selimvl the next clay, we think mziylme some hzul tml mueh lim! XYe :ire very pruucl of the ME we eziriierl this year. Volleyball Volleyball Captains First Row-Betty -Io Porter, Doris Crowder, Gerry Easton, Dorothy Welsh, Ruth Berkowitz. Second Row-aBarbara Corn, Harriett Kenton, Rosamond Russell, Elea- nor Honn, Aida Mae Highland. Third Row--Dorothy Miller, Mary Ellen Prentice, Norma Armstrong, Ruth Matherly, Lela Reed. Winning Volleyball Team Seated-Betty june Crum, Rita Sims. Ruth Matherly, Captaing Daisy Brady, Kathleen Gwinn. Slumiing - Naomi Daily, Nadine Cox, Margaret Matteson, June Bet- ty, Norma Metcalf. Some ol the finest volleyball games in the history ol lllattoon High were played during' this school year ol '44-'45, Alter a series of hotly con-- testecl games. the team captainecl by Ruth Klatherly enjoyecl the volley- ball banquet. sitting' at the head table, fthe one occupied by the winning' llillllj. Volleyball has long been incluclecl in our list ol l'hysical l'iducation's outsicle activities. This botly-builcling exercise gives each member oi a team the chance to show her best qualities, anfl as a result ol that fact, often governs outside activities lor the rest ol the year. Volleyball can be turned into a highly competitive sport, but, fast or slow, chances are we still like itl Basketball This year was one uf the best basketball years 111 5 5 history. All the tcanis played exceptionally well, and stxti 11 lost ta x o gain 0. Ont of the sixteen teams clwaeii, Katia- S11tte1 s 111111 tal itstll lIlVlIlkl lt anrl wtin first place The girls i11 Klattmni lligh have alxvays QUIIC ont lm luskttball 11' greater llllllllJCYS than lm' any other sport ulftwecl. rllllftlttgll 118 XXll0lC501llK sport, we learn nmst ui the rules, not unly of this pirtit lla the ganie we shall be playing' lor the rest uf nnr lives tm t t 111 clilft-re11t pc-ample :incl learn to give and take, as the 1 ,, Q11 x llcst wislivs fur the t'1111ti11nccl siivetiss of this gtnit lllf t-rx' rear it emitiiines to he played! Basketball Captains Fin! Row-Vivian Hence. .loan Kel- ler, Pat Darlantl, Betty Thatcher. Sccornl Row---Carolyn Smith, Betty Mills, Daisy Brady. Maragusta Tools. 7-'llrd RUlLlMAROSe Maye Bridges, Juanita Williams, Sara Berninger, june Van Cundy, Katie Sutter. Nancy Huckleberry, Jeanne Blare, Betty jo Porter. Winning Basketball Team First Row-l..ois Nichols, Rosemary King, Katie Sutter, Captain: Ella Mae Gaslcill, Dorothy jones. Second Raul-Carolyn Spates, Doris Ann Daily, Norma French, Donna Blakemore, Norma Armstrong, Louise Kramer. S F g sf A Qimwx 5 1 3.59, ,.,,4..i wi 5- ff CWS Ga 55 f 'Fo-r- 'nJC'5 juz.-de, vale, uzzle - 'llyfn' X ' f K, W K3 A ,WWW ,imwmmmmwww WW xi '.L X, xx 'L XX Hi, 'UNQ-v-S is Gwl , ..-A. .. in lf 'F Q Q aw I I I Calendar tContinuecl from Page 355 14-15. Entertainecl by Mr. Clarke at tl1e Christmas shows. 16. Hip-Hip Horray! A victory from Villa Grove, 30-24. 19. Christmas play, R. O. T. C. Ball, Vacation begins! 27-30. Holiday Tourney at Centralia. Result-clateless dances! January .... 1. Resolution number l. Sleep the New Year in! 3. Heigh-ho! Heigh-ho! ltys off to work we go. 5. Decatur 44-Mattoon 21. Their game. 12. Victorious Faculty, Victorious Danville. XVoe is us! 20. Effingham does it again-35-40. Mr. Anthony!!! 22. One more day-The Last Chance. 23 to 26. Exams. No, no, not THAT again! 29. New semester. New scrubs: Please send us down a box of Kleenex and a map of M. H. Sf' 30. l.ettermen's Dinner. February .... 2. Decatur game 25-58. Ouch! 6. Tuberculin skin test administered to Seniors. 9. Urbana game. VVe-26. They-49. Oh, VV'ell!! 10. Vandalia game. We don't talk about that. l2. VVhere would we be without Lincoln? Un schoolj. 14. Be my Valentine, dear Cooky? -Not you, Dog Biscuit! 15. Senior meeting. Officers elected. 16. VVe play Villa Grove again. Score: 37-43. They had a come-back. 20. Senior class business meeting. 22. The Juniors have their get-together. 23. New fad-green and gold '!Li'l Abner shoes. 27-28. Regional Tournaments. From here on, History is yet unmade. But coming up: In March, the finishing of the Regional and Sectional tournaments, choos- ing our Sweetheart of M. H. S..', to reign over the Spring partly to be held on the twenty-third, and the animal Riddle popularity poll voting. In April, our track meets, and on the twelfth. an Army College Qualifying Test. And last but not least-May. Truly a big month. with district, state and Big 12 track meets, class play, the junior-Senior Prom, and The Big Day- Graduation ! x V Q ,ev R1 Ov- If ow N' ff .iglgg X -un-ummm 63:3 M.-- ' H A ,wgWm,g:.mQ,,.--,if f ' H map. mam: ' ..vle. Q' tw but em al 'Ss- SJW' '1 45 ws ah. .Lfana- go, tae SYYIR 05 Biavtuf Q Hs YO fr- SC- Y-me ...arf-'f Q Advertisers We Thank You For Having Made This Book Possible CSTUDENTS and PARENTS . . . LET'S PATRONIZE THEMD THE A. V. MDRRISON CU. M E M O R I A L S NORTH 22ND ST. MATTOON, ILLINOIS KNOWLES CAF ETERIA Where Hospitality is Surpassed Only by Good Food Professional Directory PII YSIUIANS and SU ifllJU.VS lll0NTlS'l'S 1 J. G. BAKER 112. X. LINK J. J. LINK 1... C. SMALL M. C. TALBOT G. W. 'roBER1aN oivro wmss OSTIJOPA THIC' l'IIYSlf'I.A1NS S. E. CONARD FLORA Y. SIVENGEL AR!,'IllTl'X7'l' CLARENCE VVARREN DOLL OPTOJIIJTRIST L. R. CANTVVELL FB' 5. II. ALLEN D. C. IIAUGHMAN H. A. IRAUGIIMAN H. C. LUMPP ROBERT MQBOYD IRI, J. 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D. .-XNDREVVS Phones I42 and l43 All Kinds of Building Material MATTOON, ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF . . . MATTOON PAINT 8: WALLPAPER CO. TANNER'S BEAUTY SHOP 2504 Prairie Avenue Phone 177 Herby VViI1iam5 .......,.., Sophistication .,,,.....,,,..,, Pattv Iirotherton A PORTRAIT OF YOUR FRIENDS IS 1X GIFT THAT XNILI, IIE VJXLUED NOVV . . . .XND IN AFTER YEARS! ffff ' A .STUDIO .. . PORTRAITS OF YOUR FRIENDS LIVE FOREVER . . . COMPLIMENTS 01: F. L. LYONS COAL CO. SCHRADER BROS. TWO YARDS XYALI,IJAI,IfR Z2 IIAINVIIS 202' Western - 130 N 'BIN II9 So. I7Ih SI. Mattoon, Illinois PHONE 36 PHON LAUGHLINQSON BEN FRANKLIN VU,-XI I... FLUVR u . Q H.IlllftfNlIl 8 lgllNif3Sf FEED n I . II'1?xt SMC Nf0l'C ' ' ' . 2004-2006 Western Ave. ISI5 Broadway - Mattoon, Illinois f'0IIIjDliIl?f?llfS of MOORE'S GROCERY 1919 Western Ave. Phone 1019 TIRES RECAPPED VULCANIZING GOODRICH PRODUCTS AUTO GLASS GAS 8z OIL BRADLEYS 19th and Charleston Phone 627 Mattoon's Largest Tire Co. Coles County's Oldest Automobile Dealer MILLER 8: SONS MOTOR CO. DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS 1401 BROADWAY' PHONE SSI CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS CO. Lumber and Building Material 308-12 S. 21st St. Phone 43 COMPLIMEN TS OF Daily News Agency Newspapers Wholesale and Home Delivery 2005 Western Phone 2627 FINE U'.l'I'f'IIES and DLUIONDS . . . FOR THE GRADUATE . . . W. S. HENRY LEADING IEWELER l6l 5 Broadway THATCHER BROS. GENERAL MACHINE SHOP AND WELDING ZI3-ZI7 South Zlst St. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 45 GEORGE A. BOUCK'S GARAGE Tractor and Truck Service 509 N. 15th St. C0,lll'l.I.1lIJTYTS UF MATTOON ' CLARKE ' TIME 0 THEATRES ' S H O W S ' YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT Kenney Watts ,,,,.,.. .... B est Singer ......T..... -Ioan Cumming C O M P L I M E N T S Best Wishes for the Class of 45 F R E E D M A N 'S ELLIOTT 3: ,IEVVELER Clothing Store 1617 Broadway 1610 Broadway Mattoon, Illinois COMPUMENTS OF ' ' ' HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 45 H A N G E N ' S Rubber Welders M'TCHEL1fS FUNERAL HQME NEWGENT'S TheH0meof RED GOOSE SHOES COMPLIMENTS OF . . . TINNING ROOFING HOTEL U. S. GRANT KNOWN FOR GOOD FOOD CALL COMPLIMENTS OF THE O F F I C E O Jo U RAEF EQWMENT CO' TURNER'S SEED 81 SUPPLY CO. FURNACES SHEET METAL Case Farm Machinery and Service Complete Line of Parts BEST WISHES FOR CLASS OF 45 SNAPPY SERVICE 114 S. 16th Mattoon, Illinois IOOI De Witt Ave. Phone 600 MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Agency for Southeastern Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF C- C' COVA1-T Helen Rose Pegelow Harolcl V. Tolle Frecl Gardner Mayme F. Bell Robert Laughlin TEL. 205 MATTOON SMITH BLDG, l20 S. 17th ST. PEERLESS MODEL CO. : Phone 1500 : Mattoon, Ill. 0 COMPLETE LAUNDRY, CLEANING AND DYEING SERVICE 0 OUR LOAN and TI-IRIFT CO. 105 Sourh I7lh St. C. A. WA LK E R R EAL ESTATE Cash Loans T0 Broadway Phone Co' COMPLIMENTS OF . . . 1908 Broadway Phone 180 PROMPT DELIVERIES ON ALL COAL5 TOWER LOAN CO REACH FOR '55 BEEAD O'CON NOR BILLS Leon Wright ,..... ........ P rel! H Mattoon, Illinois ............Betty Crum BARRY-IRWIN STORES 1402 Broadway :: Phone 896 EVERYTHING FOR THE MOTORIST GAMBLE STORES Home Insulation - Roofing Hardware - Auto Supplies I52l Broadway Phone 48I SITZ RADIO SERVICE ISI9 Broadway Authorized Radiotrician Telephone 3468 WILSON ROOFING CO. Roofing and Sheet Metal Work Roofing Sheet Metal Work Warm Air Heating Ventilating Telephone 607 2l2l Broadway john Matherly ..,......... Best Dancer ........,,,. Betty Biggs F R E D G A R D N E R Real Estate Insurance Auctioneering 1620 Lafayette Phone 2821 COOD THINGS TO EAT!! BASKET GROCERY 1513-15 Broadway Mattoon, Illinois Phones-354, 355 MATTOON'S DOMINANT STORE 1614-16 Broadway HAIRSTYLINC TO PERFECTION PERSONALITY BEAUTY SALON Phone I 9 3 8 Specializing in Cold Wave, Machine and Machincless Pcrmanerzls 120 S. 17th DAUNTLESS FARMERS PRIDE DELICIOUS SIPS ,M im' 5 , f Fr MERSPRIDE QW-'-'35 W5 5555555535522 R f.,fl+,LSf1 211 Y, j um::vs,g v ff is 6 'H-2--'-fWt,.- ll , i I ' ' ' ' ?f9ffA1LE'?'g T, THEY ARE QUALITY FOODS THROUGH AND THROUGH At All Independent Grocers Congratulations to the Class of 1945 KUEHNE'S O VVorld's Foremost lXlZll1llfZl'CtLl1'C1'S of DIN ETTE SETS COMPLIMENT5 OF GLASS BOOTERY VICK'S TIRE SHOP VULCANIZING Phone969 ROAD SERVICE BATTERY SERVICE SHELL CAS and OIL TRACTOR AND TIRE SERVICE A SPECIALTY 1901 Charleston Ave. COMPLIMENT5 OF WM. C. HUMES GARAGE Aaron Cohen .......,.... Most Studious .......,..,. Carleen Bock Q Make This s l I My Address . . . O In Every Room 0Of Every Home Central Illinois Public Service Company Serving lI1e war front-and you-l00 per cent BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOP Call for Appoinlmenls AII forms of Beauty CuIlurc KEEP LOOKING BEAUTIFUL 3021 Pine Ave. - Phone 3435 - Mattoon, Ill. CORN BELT HATCHERIES NNY? UOIIVIII Hur Olzficks lieforr: 7'hcy'rc Ilutrzlmrln 208 North 20th St. Phone 694 Cut f N f Curl Beauty Salon IHILLEIHIIINB BCDNDED MATTGON ADJUSTMENT AGENCY 16005 Broadway Mattoon, Illinois HENRY S. FULKS LILLIAN R. POOR OYVNER. NIANAGER. F tb ll F' 'tx gp 't ,,.....,,.,... Volleyball Farm Loans HAMILTON BROS. STANDARD sERvlcE W' A' WUJLSON Phone 3386 313 South l7lh Street l4th and BROADWAY Franklin Life Co sp' gfield, ln. Plwne 345 Bank-ii: Life co. Des Moines, Iowa NIATTOON, ILLINOIS SCI'INEIDER'S BAKERY --llII'fl'lj-9 zz ffoimplete Line SAWIN-JONES CQ, l I W PIDIIIIUIVI MuM.'nWNlD of Fine lnastrws MATTDDN, n.l.lNoll 3l2I Marshall Ave. Phone ll48 Dick I-Ieaclly .................. Wittiest ........,,........ Betty Mills THE CHURCHES OF MATTOON Believe in Education and the Development of High Moral Character. VVe Believe in Young People and Invite You to Attend the Services of the Church of Your Choice. I'0IIfl'IbHf!'ll by the . . . - ill, l TTOON ,lIllVlSTERlAL IISSOIVIATIUZV PLAYLAND - PHOTO - SHOP PHOTOS WHILE YOU WAIT . . . All Sizes 1523 Broadway Ibmplfimenfs of . . . M. M. LEWIS IN BUSINESS OR FOR PLEASURE F L Y I N G WILL BECOME A NEcEss1TY LEARN TO FLY NOW and BUY A PLANE AT Bill Hamel .....,,..... Best Musicia .......... Shirley Davis COMPLIMENTS WEBER'S HARDWARE OF SCHWARZ AUTO PARTS M. H. S. USES WILSON ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 1411 Broadway Ave nfl' H,-is 'vo BE uoony Mattoon, I4l7 BROADWAY MATTOON, ILL. 1 FIRST FEDERALil SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ---o F M A T T o o N 1608 Brozulwzly Mattomi, lllinois Incorporated in 1889 O HATS OFF O Io our sludcnls who have done a swell job pur- chasing and selling War Savings Slamps and Bands. 7. R. PLUIVIIVIER, Se ' etnry EARL ROSS, President GEO. E. WALTRIP McCormick-Deering Machinery F armall Tractors -Parts and Services- INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS - Sales and Services 204 S. Zlsi St. Tel. 437, Res. Tel. 3437 Mattoon, lll. WARTIME TRAVELERS Less baggage means more room, more comfort, and more Time Saved! Go by Cumberland Coaches . . . BUY WAR BONDS Dave Glenn, Pres., Greenup, lll. Victor Burnett, Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr., Malloon, Ill, Evansville, Ind. DALE HILL'S GROCERY Phone 691 COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK'S MARKET 2016 Western Avenue Phone -39 DICKSON'S ICE CREAM ffomplimeuots of 2113 W t A CS ern ve MATT00N,S We hope to be back in LEADING business soon after the war. FURNITURE Come in and Take Home STORE a Quart! lfcst Uffislzcs To The Niflrlle ROSS E. DICKSON The Pleasant Studio 1615 Broadway Ave. Mattoon, Ill. PEERLESS MODEL CO. : Phone 1500 : Mattoon, Ill. O COMPLETE LAUNDRY, CLEANING AND DYEING SERVICE O ' A Good Store In A Good Community ' Paul Harris Furniture Company COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 1611 Broadway jim Tate .....,..,,,,.,,. Bnggesl Flirt ................ Barbara Corn MATTOON LOCKER PLANT G. E.. COLEMAN, Owner CUSTOM BUTCHERING RENDERINC - CURINC - SMOKING Iaiistrilmlor-v of l'll'0.C'f'Il' l oofIs 2l05 Commercial Ave. Phone 77l FOR RELIABLE PROTECTION . . . Place Your Insurance With TIVNEN 8: COMPANY Represenlfng Sound Insurance For FIFTY YEARS Phonel6l Miss Margaret Dooley, Mgr UUN JOB- To Boost Our School To Boost Our Town And Sell Good Clothes EARL ROSS YOUR CLOTHIER ORNDORFF GROCERIES Telephone 1422 GENERAL STEEL and METALS MATTOON, ILLINOIS 2201 Commercial Phone 718 Heartiest Congratulations To The Class of 45 ROYALCLEANERS Meal Your Friends Al The . . . SILVER STAR ROLLER RINK Open Every Night from 7:30 to l0:30 Open for Private Parties -- Phone I220 Closed Monday Evenings for Church Parties Only Phone l788 C. Williams, Prop. J. C'S CUPBOARD ALWAYS FULL OF GOOD EATS READY FOR YOU I8I8 Broadway Malloon, Ill. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 45 H. and B. GIFT SHOP BOOKS and GIFTS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1945 GEBHART Congratulations - to lhe Class of l945I Success will be yours if you answer when opporlunily knocks Fred Smith Brownbilt Shoes CTIAIQENCI3 NELMS J 15 W E 1. 15 R I9l5 Western Ave. MATTOON, ILL. THE HOME FURNITURE CO. Ou! of lhc High Ren! Disfricl - We Sell For Less - I904-06 WESTERN AVE. NEFF GROCTERY MARIANNA FINE FOODS Fresh Vegetables, Groceries lf8li8l'l'Amel'IC8rl and Meats Fine Foods 609 s. 33.1 Tl 11 3l70 r e ep one JaClK Hail e,................ Busiest ...,..Y.,........, Eileen Denison BEFORE AND AFTER THE GAME - IT'S MAID-RITE SANDWICH SHOP FOR GOOD FOOD READY MIX CONCRETE Phone 693 WALKER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 421 South Zlst Street Jael: Har! .........,.,.... Personality ..........,..... Maragusta Tool: COMPLIMENTS OF . . . FALLER MOTORS DE SOTO PLYMOUTH DEALER 609 North l9ll1 Matloon, lll SEE F URSTE FIRST FURSTE AUTO SUPPLY ETHINGTON'S FREIGHT LINES Local and Long Distance H A U L I N G Telephone 434 2017 Western CLOTHING and SHOES F I G E N B A U M' S 1921 Western Ave. MATTOON IMPLEMENT CO. GRISAMORE GROCERY and MARKET Some Older MEL DEGLER Sm Bfggff Bu! None Baller Phone 942 . . . Quality Farm Equipment . . . 2003 Wesgem Manoon l?O.lll'l,l.IllJ.N'7-'N OF ROY ROWE TIRE and BATTERY SERVICE New Low Rates ON PARISHQS QUALITY State Farm Auto Insurance For Careful Drivers C L E A N E R S More than a million others have insured the Stale Farm Way COLD FUR STORAGE ROBERT J. WELSH National Bnnii Building Pnnnn no PHONE 294 I6I2 WABASH State Farm Insurance Companies BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS The WorlJ's Lnignni Aulo Inn uiancc Cn. BARTELSMEYER MOTOR CO. COMPUMENTS OF MATTOON NEWS AGENCY Authorized service CHICAGO, sT. LOUIS nnd DECATUR N E W S P A P E R S QHEVRULFT WHOLESALE ancl HOME DELIVERY Zifiiiiiliiiin M A G A 2 I N H S HUDSON WHOLESALE and SUBSCRIPTION NASH II7 N. l6th si, Pnnnn 400 MEADOW GOLD A LOT OF COOD WISHES TO THE Smooth Freeze QA55 QF -'45'f ICE CREAM P E E R S S PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCT F U N E R AA L C H AIX P E L MILK -- BUTTER - CHEESE Ray Orr ...... Popularity ....., Juanita Williams f'lllIlfllilIM'Ilf-S of LAMPERT JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST Phone 328 ' Mattoon, Illinois 1801 Broadway Best Wishes to the Class of 1945 WE CAN IF WE CAN REDDING'S CANNERY Home of Butter Boy POP CORN COMPLIMENTS OF . . . HENERY PRODUCE CO. Owner-E. Byman Buyer of Poultry, Eggs, and Cream Dealers of Master Mix Feed ZI II Commercial Phone 626 RALPH HOOTEN, PHILLIP 66 300 S. l8th - Phone l066 IVIATTOON, ILLINOIS RYAN BROTHERS CONOCO SERVICE CENTER THE WHITE HORSE STATION Washing - Greasing Tires .. Batteries l9th St. and Champaign Ave. Congratulations, Class of I945 Complimenls of MATTOON TEXACO SERVICE A8113 SUPER MARKET Phones 530 - 550 I90I Champaign Ave. FRESH VEGETABLES MATTOON, ILLINOIS GROCERIES and MEATS FRITZ - CHAS. - HARRY DRINK Q The pause that refreshes I904 Prairie COMPLIMENTS OF . . . B L U E B I R D Charlie LEM Hancl I.auncIry 214 South 17th St. WORK CUARANTEED COMPLIMEN T5 OF H O T E L B Y E R S . . . FOR HOSPITALITY F R E E M A N ' S . APPROVED BRAKE SERVICE EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNING Phone 2094 THE FRIENDLY BANK Central National Bank of Mattoon Member of F. D. I. C. 7'IIl',' IIUJIIJ Ulf' QUALITY KIRK'S APPLIANCES N.ll,lu'N ull-ll Slflxflilfllf B E N E D I C T , S AUTHORIZED DEALER Westinghouse Electric Ranges, Washers and Refrigerators lronite lroners Zenith Radios Detroit jewel Gas Ranges Chambers Gas Ranges Free-Westinghouse Sewing Machines We operate an up-to-clate Service Departm t Phone 2881 1711 Broadway for all makes of Radios, Westinghouse Washers and Refrigerators 1914 Western Ave. Phone 3200 Best llvl-811.68 From D. L. TOMLIN ELECTRIC SHOP Telephone 1174 PRINTING STARK-FAUGHT PRINTING CO. E. R. Slarkweather CONGRATULATIO TO THE CLASS OF 1945 Jlmy Good Fortzmc' Smile Upon, You! SULLAN'S Auto Paint 8z Bicycle Shop WESTERN AVE. at Zlst STREET Opposite High School 2109-13 Western Ave. Phone Mattoon, Illinois I'Oilll'l,l,ll Iu'.Y'l'N 01 Illinois Consolidated elephone Co. E D . F . R I 'I' T 1600 Broadway PRESCRIPTIONS? Phone 307 Be Sure and Call ER Mattoon, Illinois Established 1897 BEST SUCCESS W O L F,S To the Class of l945 CHUCK'S ICE CREAM T H E S H 0 P SMART WOMEN PREFER MR.andMRS.WILBURBARNETT COMPLIMENTS OF M O N A R C A PIGGLY-WIGGLY L U B R 1 . G A S T H E H O M E O F C O M P L E T E BANKING SERVICES L mf The National Bank of Mattoon MEMBER F. D. I. C. MULE-HIDE ROOFING 62---PHONE---62 K E N T LUMBER :: COAL :: PAINT :: INSULATION Phone 301 1320 Dewitt Ave. TAYLOR'S FOOD MARKET The Home of Quality Food COMPLIMENTS OF EWING SERVICE STATION COMPLIMENTS or . . . B I N G S Your Largest jewelers and Optometrists l30I Broadway Phone 2899 1703 B d M N nl. 1 roa way a oon, mms L. REYNOLDS GROBELNY MOTOR CO. and Zllth Street and Prairie Phone 837 Our Qualify is Higher ihan our Prices Pontiac sales and service 508 South Sth SI. Mattoon, lllinois ALL MAKES USED CARS .flfter thc Game Nome To The . . . STABLES Fon coon Foon HOUGLAND AND FARRIER Successors la JAMES AND SHINN GENERAL CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Complete Line of PLUMBING SUPPLIES THE WADLEY COMPANY PACKERS OF Milk Fed Poultry O Extra Select Eggs Churners of HHOOSIER COLD Creamery Buller MATTOON, ILL. L. R. GUCKER :: FLORIST '-say 11 Wim cuckcfs Flowers 2313 Moultrie Ave. - Phone 2722 Manoon, Illinois CORSACES OUR SPECIALTY! 1 f FLOSSIES BEAUTY STUDIO f f Best Wishes From . . . HILSABECICS MEN'S WEAR DICK HEADLY IN CHARGE OF PREP CLOTHES Humphrey Bogart ..,,.,.......... Favorite Actor-Actress ................ Betty Grable CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 45 MATTOON BUTTER CO. AUTOMATIC HEAT CO. Heating, Refrigerators and Home Appliances Experienced Service and Paris 1000 Broadway Phone 289 For All Makes Telephone IS5 2020 Western W.D.WALKER'S FRED WHITE HOME-OWNED PLUMBING and HEATING GROCERY II6 North I6th SI. Matloon, illinois Leon Wright ................ Figure ..,....,........ Maurine Miller MYERS SEARS, ROEBUCK and Co. Quality Merchandise Dependable Service l405 BROADWAY MATTOON I 404 LUSTRLUX CLEANERS QUALITY CLEANING- Broadway Tel. I55 NOW MORE THAN EVER .... VVE REALIZE AND APPRECIATE TRAINING RECEIVED IN MATTOON PUBLIC SCHOOLS S C H l L L I N G ' S STEVE, JR. BETTY JOE f'ompl'imr'u ls OWINGS DRUG CO. Phone 95 The REXALL Store Mattoon, Ill. MIDCONTINENT MAP CO. me s. im STREET BLUE PRINTING :: HPHOTOSTATSU DRAFTING SUPPLIES OKAW BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1701 Broadway Phone 6 JULIA SENTENEY YOUR INSURANCE FRIEND 110 N. 16th Street Don Kelly ............ Prettiest Eyes ..........., Ann McAndrew J. LOGAN GOVER THE INSURANCE MAN LUMPKIN BUILDING - Second Floor THE Daily Journal Gazette THE COMMUNITYKS DAILY NEWSPAPER THE Gazette Printing Co. PRINTERS :: STATIONERS A. B. C. AUDITED Q ENGRAVERS Largest Net, Daily, Paid Circulation in Southeastern Illinois NEWS :: FEATURES :: COMICS QUALITY PRINTING ALL PHONES . ..250 -COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND OF THE RIDDLE- f Marie Getchell Beauty Shop f BRUMLEVE'S TAILORS Ray Orr ..,................. Best At ri ges hletc .......,....,.,..,., Rose Mayo B d 6 COMPLIMENTS HAMPTON8zSONS ' OF Qualify -fcwclry - Dirzlmomlls D e B U H R ' S F E E D Fine Rf?lNl1il'ilIg S T O R E 1519 BROADWAY PHONE 212 LERNA EAGLE PRINTING L E S T E R75 Earl B. Sumerlin, Prop. J O B P R I N T I N G WEARING APPAREL for WOMEN l 1 Uiflfl' Hfaf1n11m'y - Fur,-fory Blanks Smart Apparel for the Y ' lllllll QUAIELITEI' EPIHNTINO' smart Woman and Miss AT REASONABLE PRICES Phones: Mattoon, County 7626-I993 09 BROADWAY MATTOON LERNA' ILL' Big 4 Elevator Company MANUFACTURERS OF BIG 4 QUALITY FEEDSI fl0IIIjiIillI!'IlIN of F. W. WOOLWORTH Roy Bareither ...,,.,,.....I,. Most Talkativc ,.......,,...... Betty Mills PERMANENT WA V1Nc: and HAIR ,STYLINC KATI-lY'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone For Appofnlmenl 1714-lk Broadway Phone 647 Mattoon, Ill. COMPLIMENTS OF BIDWELL'S CANDY SHOP CANDIES and SODAS I5 I0 Broadway Phone 6l 7 Camplimenls of . . . S. S. KRESGE CO. 1605 Broadway SUCCESS TO THE I945 CLASS IS THE SINCERE WISFI OF ORENSTEIN'S Ready-To-Wear For Juniors, Misses and Women EMM WWW XXX h m A F , 7-UP and PEPSI COLA Bottling Co. W u I ,,., ,fxr , 3 AQ - V 43 S X , !,g I... O. .,o X I xxx I , Complimcnls of . . . -I lurnzuonnmafonscuuulfp THE DINNER BELL ,. , uuusu-cuu's mlm: cowns VH 1708 Wabash Under-Cnrada msmnu FLWNC Enom 4 LUNcHEoNs and DINNERS coLoRs I 5 EN SEMBLIC I Will Take You Right Around I The CIocIc. f I PM WR AFILRNIIUN SPURIS It Answers . . . SPECIAL PARTIES . . . INDUSTRIAL ROOFING CO. CONTRACTORS - ENGINEERS The Call For 4 unufn-sms mms salons Every Smart 13 ,nl E sfMm 'AWE AID THE BU1LDER 0fff'S'0 ' ,K I I 124 Nurrh :sm sneer Phone 2600 , ' Water Proofing . 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