McCray Dewey High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1942 volume:

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S stuclents, a recorcl of what has taken place during the year of 1941-'42, We hope that in years to come you will recall from these pages the many happy and prof- itable hours you have spent here. .f f me Cfay-Dewey Uawnship High School Way , Jilin vin THE 1942 - I'RUJAN - ff2ifdr'!d'!7Zarf121 gill flalhoufvz' 6 dffor dssisfazzf Editor M' M' We 'rhe Trojan S+aff of I942 dedica+e our +hircl Trojan +o all graduares of fhe McCray-Dewey Town- ship High School who are now in service Wfj' F' in ,W Y f ll Arllly X, pc- lam S Paul Lewis Homer Polwor+ Elmer Sfruclchoff Myron Loye'l' Charles Auwarfer Jerome Davis James Davis Orville Cook Carl Lyles Harry PoHs Allen Walden Tilden Helmich Adam Burnislci all ON THE LAND ON THE SEA CX alll - ZX' :Q:Q:5:2: X TT 1' gf 2, is N131 fi ff, Q' if 'W if - X A' as X AND IN THE AIR IIEDICATIIIN Navy Wal+er Lyons Kenne+h Lyons Henry Sco'H Joe Scoff Elmer E. Esenberg Zin Hivmnriam S7PrgPu11t lihillip Kunkel Sergeanl' Phillip E. Kunkel, a former Troy High School sludenl' enlisled in' 'lhe Unifed Sfales Army on July 26, l940. On March 2l, l942, Philip was reporled killed in +he Far Easf. Phillip allendecl fhe Troy High School 'For 'lwo +erms. He was a cooperalive sludenl' and parlicipafed in dramalics and alhlefics. An impressive memorial service was held in fhe gymnasium of +he High School on March 27. L 'm ' W oafzv OF avucavfon J7t'esident' Ur. C. 8.17701 den Secfefavy idwa rd J. Wise Geozfge ZH- G! rifeziecker Gr!!-:uf :L Ulwmas flezzzfy QU- Wee: K afmil ,Ifenberg 5upm21fe1za'azzt of Huilding and G!'0UI1CY'f OUR CURRICULUM ENGLISH English I, II, III, and IV are required for graduafion excepf fhaf Speech may be subsfifufed for one year of English. For fhose expecfing fo enfer college, English IV is recommended, wifh Speech as a good elecfive for fhe junior or senior year. SOCIAL SCIENCES Ancienf Hisfory, Modern Hisfory, American Hisfory, Economics and Civics are offered. The Iasf fwo are one-semesfer subiecfs. For graduafion, fhe sfudenf musf make fwo credifs in social science, one of which musf be in American Hisfory fhe senior year. MATHEMATICS All sfudenfs musf fake I'wo years of mafh in order fo graduafe. Only fhose who rank high in a placemenf 'resf given fo incoming freshmen are permiffed fo fake Algebra fhe freshman year. All ofhers musf fake a year of General Mafhemafics. Then Algebra. To enfer college. Algebra and Plane Geomefry are required. Ofher mafh courses are: IAIdvanced Algebra and Solid Geomefry. They are bofh one- semesfer courses. SCIENCE Two years of science are required for graduafion. The courses offered in Science are: General Science, Biology, and Physics. COMMERCE Commercial subiecfs are all elecfive buf may be faken only in fhe iunior and senior years. Those offered are fwo years of Shorfhand and Typewrifing. fwo years lfwo periods each yearl of Typewrifing, Business Training. Bookkeeping. Commercial Geography, and Commercial Arifhmefic. The lasf fwo are one-semesfer subiecfs. LANGUAGES Lafin I and II are offered each year. No credif foward graduafion is given unless bofh years of Lafin are faken. For enfering college fwo years of a foreign language are usually required. HOME ECONOMICS Home Economics I and II are offered fo girls. Cooking and sewing are bofh +augh+ in each class. This subiecf requires 'Iwo periods a day for one credif. MUSIC Band meefs fwo days a week and one-fourfh credif is given each year. Glee Club meefs once a week. buf no credif is given for fhis. AGRICULTURE Four years of Agriculfure are offered: Animal Husbandry, Soils and Crops, Farm Managemenf and Mechanics, and Dairying. Each requires a double period, also an oufside proiecf. and gives one and one-half credifs. PHYSICAL EDUCATION All sfudenfs are required fo fake P. E. fwo days a week for four years. This granfs fhe sfudenf one credif. Baskefball and Track are offered as exfra-curricular acfivifies for fhose inferesfed. NOTE Colleges require fhaf fhe high school graduafe has 'rwo majors and fwo minors or fhree majors for college enfrance. Required subiecfs are menfioned above. A maior consisfs of fhree credif courses in one field, while a minor is fwo credif courses. Graduafion laws require I6 credifs. including credifs in specifically named subiecfs or fields. FACULTY W. HOWARD KETRING, Principal Manchesier College A. B. Washingion Universiiy A. M. Universiiy of Monlpelier LESLIE MONKE, .AgricuI+ure, lFirs+ Semes+erI DELORES LENZ, Commercial, lFirs+ Semesferl L. D. Universily of Illinois B. S. College of Si. Cafherine A. B. Universify of Minnesoia VIRGIE VILLHARD, Commercial, lSecond Semes+erI ' McKendree College Illinois Slale Normal Universily B. Ed. ANN HERRON, English-Dramafics Columbia College of Drama Murray Sfaie College B. S. Nor1'I1wes+ern Univiersily Universily of Colorado ALFRED AUWARTER, Hisfory-Coach Sliurlleii College Ph B. FLORENCE BAKER, La+in-English Washingion Universily A. B. WILLIS VARNER, Band GEORGE J. BRUCKER, M6Ih6m6+ICS Slaie Teachers' College Universily of Illinois B. S. Norihwesiern Universiiy B. S. GLEN C. FISHER, Science Illinois Siafe Normal Universily of Illinois B.'A. RICHARDS, Ag., ISecond Semes+erl MARTHA SIMS. Home Economics Universiiy of Minnesoia B. S. Universiiy of Missouri B. S. MERLE GERSTENECKER. Secreiary Zdffawardleffmg Principe! Gun flew-an Ggric allure- I-Trst Semesfef agriculture -Szeandkmasler 6ugli.r11 and Spmlz Delores Lenz M . . 6 If c0mmEfCl0f 7lf.ft5!!?1fSf!!' Comfngpgjg l.SgQ0nd5gn3ggfe,o inajiznixicill '7Iorez1fe tiakeu 629111411 and Ca fi 11 music C7lf'1'ed C7uwa1'fef Coach afzdflisfary Glen' Sczence fflarfha HOW! 6t'0l10!I1lL'S' flu-:Qc Gersfmedleef School Sec:-efary C wMMM SENIORS SEN IORS OLIVER ARTH Band I, 2, 3, 4: F. A. I, 2, 3: Hi-Y 3: Junior Play 3 Ambilionz Corner Player Take il easy greasy, You gol a long slide Io go EMMA BENAK ' DORIS BINNEY ' Hi-Tri 3: Home Ec. Club 4 Band I, 2, 3: Hi-Tri 3: Glee Club 3, 4: fA.mbi+ion: Secrelary Junior Play 3 Aw nu'rs Ambifion: X-ray Ieclwnician I clon'I give a l1ool ' VIRGIL GEBHART Barlcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3 Ambilion: Cerlified Public Accounlanl Could be KENNETH HANFELDER a DOROTHY HEINLEIN Band I, 2, 3, 4: Band Slaff 3, 4: Hi-Y 3 Hi-Tri 3: Home Ec. Club 4: Pep Squad 4 Ambilionr Presidenl of The Coca-Cola Company Ambilion: Housewife Don'+ lel il worry you Ain'l il RICHARD HOWE Band I, 2, 3: Hi-Y 3: Junior Play 3: Eclilor of Trojan 3: High Liglvls Slaff 2, 3.4: Trojan Slaff 2, 3, 4: Treasurer of Class I: Presiclenl of Class 2:TI'1lespians 4 Ambilion: Minisfer I wanna go lo Collinsville CATHERINE KUNKEL BILL WILLUM LEWIS ' Junior Play 3 Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Band I,2: Hi-Y 3: Traclc l,2 Ambi+ion: To be a success Secrelary of Class I,4 Oh heck 'A.mbiTion: Salesman lsail riglwl info llwe armyj H You golla make calls lo gel resulIs FERN KUEKER i7VQl.'jf' I s ' M Hi-Tri 3: Secrelary of Home Ec. Club 4:iSenior Play 4 Ambilionz Privale Secnelary Wai'l' a minul'e GENE LYONS MILDRED MARTIN Baslcelball 3, 4: Traclc I, 2, 3: Hi-Y 3: Bancl I High LigI1+s Slaff 2, 3, 4: Trojan Slaff 3, 4: Hi-Tri Presidenl of Class I: Treasurer of Class 4 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Tlwespians 4: Clee Club 2, 3. 4: Ambilionz Naval Officer Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Home EC. Club 4: NOT only goocl, bul good for some+l1ing Edilor of Trojan Slafl 4: Edilor of Higlwliglmls Slaff 4: Presiclenl of C-lee Club 4: Drum Major 3, 4 Ambilionz Pianisf in an orcheslra One longue is sufficienl for one woman MARIE LOYET ' fs' ' ' Secrelary ol Class 3: Home Ec. Club 4: Hi- Tri 3 p Ambilion: Secrelary Tl1e woman ol few words is llwe besl' woman of all 'willmm 1, Hx.. r 'Vifyil Gebbaff + 3611 nn. V 1 P fliarrln S foal: f furnll Una fre 55f1'e' 1.5'ar1rfffH:f00' Xlihvb 7u.:.ff V f SEN IDRS VIRGINIA SCHRAMECK Band 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: SecreTary of Glee Club 4: Hi-Tri 3: Troian SI'a'Ff 3, 4: High Lighfs Sfaff 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Presidem' of Class 3: Home Ed. Club 4: Senior Play 4 Ambifionz Sfenographer Take if easy VERNON SCHULTZE DOROTHY STEINMEYER F. F. High Ligh'rs Sfaff 3 Ambifion: Privafe Secrefary Ambifion: Airplane mechanic Now whaf did I do? You Tell 'em MARVIN STOCK Al If I I Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4 Ambifionz Tool and die worker l will Tell ROBERT TAAKE RUSSELL TAAKE 4 Band I, 2, 3: Hi-Y 3 F. F. -A. I, 2, 3, 4: Baskefball 3: Sofiba Ambifionz To be a success Ambifionz Arfisl' I'm no+ versed in The science of love You Ain'T Woffing . I W XA . BETTY JANE THOMAS 'T . f , if . I Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri 3: Baskefball Maid 3: Home Ec. Club 4: Junior Play 3 Ambi+ion: Mafhemafics 'reacher Gee, I don'+ know 'I' JACK wem' ' I , VIRGINIA WIESEMEYER :I Trojan Sfaff 3: Band I. 2: Hi-Y 3: Baskefball 2: High Ligh+s Sfaff 3: Vice-Presideni' of Track I, 2: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Assisfanf Band 3, 4: Home EC, Club 4 Baslcefball Manager 3, 4: Presidenf of Class 4 Ambi+ion: Beaufy Operaior Ambifion: BaskeI'baII Coach Oh Gosh I could do if Twice whafever if was' ROY WITTMANN F. F. A. I, 2, 3: Soffball I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3: Vice PresidenT 4: Senior Play 4 Ambifionz Millionaire I can'+ say iT MEARLE WOHLGEMUTH LORINE NIEHAUS I Baske+balI I, 3: F. F. A. 2. 3: Hi-Y 3: Junior Play 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri 4: Home EC, Senior Play 4 Ambifions Sfenographer Ambifionz DruggisT You ain'T a burden Your old head PEGGY MODENE Hi-Tri I, 2: La+in Club I.2: Sdience Club I: Pep Squad 3, 4: Speech Club I: Troian S'raff 3, 4: Highlighfs Sfaff 4 Ambifionz Nurse lf laughs are expensive, she is exTravaganf A. I, 2, 3, 4: Sofl' ball I, 2, 3, 4: Mos+ Popular Girl I: Carnival Qu een 4 II 2, 3, 4 Class 3 Club 4 SEN IORS ALFONS PRANAITIS F. F. A. I, 2, 3: Soffball 2: Hi-Y 3 Ambifionz To be a success I don'+ know VIRGINIA POLI Lafin Club 2: Speech Club I: Hi-Tri I, 2: Pep Squad 3, 4: Baskefball Maid 3: Carnival Maid 4: Trojan Sfaff 4: Highlighls S+afl: 4 Ambilionz Secrelary Always a cheerful smile BETTE JEANNE ROOD ' Band I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri 3: Mosl Popular Girl 2: Highlighls Sfaff I: Baslcelball Maid 3, Carnival Maid 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4 Ambifion: School Ieacher I-li Gal ' PAUL RIEDOLD A ' F. F. A. 3.4: Hi-Y 3 Ambifionz To be a success GENEVA WOOTEN I Glee Club 2, 3: High Lighfs Sfaff I: Hi-Tri 3: Baslcelball Maid 3: Home Ec. Club 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Thespians 4 Ambilionz X-ray and Labora'I'ory Technician Silence is golden CLASS 1-IISTURY 1938f1939 Have you any memories ThaT will never die? Well. we. The sTudenTs of The Senior ctlass. have. None of us will ever forgeT regisTraTion day. SepTember I938. for ThaT was The day ThaT ThirTy-sixrof us. all wild. noisy boys and girls came slowly To school To enroll aT The McCray-Dewey Township High School for The firsT Time. ThaT was a day mixed wiTh sorrow and ioy. of happiness and unhappiness. We will always remember how we marched inTo The office. iusT plain old Freshiies andi how mosT of us meT Mr. Farley for The firsT Time. He was The principal. AfTer becoming familiar wiTh The school. we began To feel aT home buT all Throughouf The year we were Teased and TormenTed because we were Green . AT our firsT class meeTing we felT like big shoTs and quiTe imporTanT. AT This meefing we elecifed Mn,,1Siffei-man as our Class Advisor and The honor of being The firsT presidenT of our class Tell To Gene Lyons. Our acTiviTies for The year were a hike, and a Hallowe'en ParTy. 1 939Q1 940 The school year I939-I94O began a new life for us for we felT more grown up and we Tried To acT The parT buT somehow we were sTill kids and did everyfhing wiTh much ado. Mr. Farley was noT in The office when we enfered To enroll buT in his place we found anoTher man whom we Iafer found ouT was our new principal. Mr. Kefring. We walked up To Th-e assembly buT found The school differenT somehow. for There were many new faces and Two new Teachers. Miss Koeneke had married during The summer and Wss, Baker had Taken her place: Miss Molden accepTed anoTher posiTion and Miss Baumann was The new English Teacher. Miss Herron came in January when Miss Baumann lefT. Miss Baker was now chosen our class advisor and Richard Howe served as class PresidenT. The acTiviTies of The year consisTed of a hike. a ValenTine ParTy. and a skaTing parTy. 1940-1941 Sepfember l940 found us back here for The Third Time. Mr. Brucker had been added To The Teaching sfaff and iT was To be his job To Try To Teach us MahemaTics. We all Took a liking To Mr. Brucker or aT leasT iT seemed so, for aT our firsT class m.eeTing of The year we elecTed him To The posiTion of sponsor of The Junior class of I94O-'4I. Virginia Schrameck was chosen presidenT of The class. This year Mr. Kefring organized The Hi-Tri and Hi-Y clubs which sponsored The firsf ChrisTmas parTy and dance. The oTher acTiviTies of The year were a hike. a Hallowe'en parTy. The Junior play. and The Junior-Senior Prom. 1941 -1 942 Now we are seniors and can reminice happily of pasT incidenTs in our school limes. We can see how four years ago, Those wild and noisy boys and girls came inTo The school and for The lasT Time. Sepfember I. I94l. we walked proudly up To The office and greeTed our old friends and welcomed The new scholars. We had been coming To school for The pasT Three years. and This regisTraTion day was similar To The oTher Three. Mr. Fischer had replaced Mr. Seifferman: Miss Hall was unable To reTurn To her posiTion so Miss Sims was in her place. Mr. Monke was here To Till The posiTion of Mr. Wagner. Mr. Monke ioinied The navy and his place was filled for Two weeks by Mr. Cole. AT ThaT Time Mr. Richards replaced Mr. Cole. ln January. afTer The ChrisTmas holidays. we were surprised To learn ThaT Miss Lenz had accepfed anoTher posiTion and ThaT on reTurning we would find a new commercial Teacher. Miss Villhard. Gene STein was elecTed presidenT of The Senior class aT The beginning of The year, however Jack Weirgwho had been elecTed Vice President acTed as The presidenT ThroughouT The year and on April I3 was formally made presidenT and Roy WiTTmann was made vice-presidenT. Mr. Brucker was again chosen To be our advisor. The only acTiviTies of The year were The Senior Play. The Chrisfmas ParTy. The Junior-Senior Prom. and Commencemenf. Class Flower-American BeauTy Rose: Colors-Old Rose and Silver: MoTTo- Excelsior. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY KENNETH HIANFELDER, The presidenT oT The Coca-Cola BoTTIing Company aT Milwaukee, decided ThaT he'd like To Take his annual six-monTh vacaTion. He and his aTTracTive secreTary, DOROTHY HEINLEIN, immediaTely made plans Tor The Trip. The buTler, VERNON SCHULTZE, who was a Tall, bald-headed man, called a Taxi To Take KenneTh and DoroThy To The sTaTion. To Their asTonishmenT They Tound ThaT The Taxi driver 'was ROY WITTMAN, a serious-minded man who was Their class- maTe in l942. As Roy drove Them along in his Super Duper Taxi, he menTioned To Them ThaT he had iusT received a IeTTer Trom his girl Triend, VIRGINIA WEISEMEYER, who was now a haT check girl aT The swanky MayTair Casino aT Cleveland, Ohio. When They arrived aT The sTaTion, They goT on The Train and abouT Two minuTes laTer The Train sTarTed oTT. Thiey were headed wesT so Their TirsT sTop was Omaha, Nebraska. AT Omaha They were given ThirTy minuTes in which They could geT ouT and 'walk around. KenneTh iusT Tinished saying, l wish There were someone in This Town ThaT I knew, so I could visiT Them and pass The Time, when he spied The mos+ gorgeous looking couple. ATTer h-e looked a second Time he Tound ouT ThaT he knew Them. Why iT was LORINE NIEHAUS and ALFONS PRANIAITIS. They were now man and wiTe. They were all glad To see each oTher and Lorine inviTed Them over To see Their beauTiTul home, buT KenneTh explained ThaT The Train was leaving in a Tew minuTes. BeTore The Train leTT, KenneTh boughT a newspaper. The Omaha Daily Tribune. As he glanced over The paper, a cerTain heading aTTracTed his aTTenTion. IT read: MADiA,ME DORIS BINNEY, noTed conTraITo oT The MeTropoliTan Opera Company oT New York -will make a personal appearance aT The Palace TheaTer nexT week. This headline broughT back memories oT olden days since Doris was also one oT KenneTh's classmaTes. Soon Th-e Train 'was headed wesT again. This Time The sTop was To be aT Denver, Colorado. ATTer a conTinuous ride Tor abouT a half a day, They Tinally reached Denver. This sTop was To be an hour long so KenneTh and DoroThy sTarTed walking To see some inTeresTing places. As They passed The Denver UniversiTy, They noTiced a Track Team pracTicing. They sTopped To waTch Them Tor a while and became so inTeresTed They -didn'T even noTice ThaT The coach had come up To greeT Them. AT TirsT KenneTh couIdn'T Think of who he was buT he knew ThaT he had seen him before. Why, oT course. IT was Coach JACK WEIR. Jack, as well as KenneTh, and DoroThy was pleasanTly surprised. Jack menTioned ThaT The MaTh Teacher aT The UniversiTy was BETTY JANE THOMAS, a quieT, shy lady, so They wenT in To see her while They had a liTTIe Time. As usual, all BeTTy Talked abouT was BuTch who was sTill waiTing Tor her. BeTTy's liTTle chaT abouT BuTch was so inTeresTing ThaT Kenn-eTh and DoroThy missed The Train To SaIT Lake CiTy. KenneTh wenT To a phone booTh To call The airporT To make reservaTions on a plane. When The operaTor said, Number Please, her voice sounded Tamiliar and so Kennern said, l'm KenneTh Hanfelder. Your voice sounded so Tamiliar ThaT I ThoughT sure I knew you. The operaTor said, Why KenneTh, you should recognize my voice insTanTly. l'm EERN KUEKER. Fern Talked a shorT while abouT old school days and Then she made The reservaTions Tor KenneTh. ATTer They were seaTed comTorTabIy in The plane, The piloT sTepped in. He was Tall and handsomely dressed in a piloT uniTorm. He glanced aT KenneTh and said, Why Mr. Hanfelcler and Miss H-einlein. Or is iT Mrs. HanTelder? KenneTh was quick To recognize ThaT The piloT was none oTher Than GENE LYONS. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY IT Took Them only a shorT Time and They were in SalT Lake CiTy. IT was Terribly hoT so The firsT Thing They did was To go down To The lake To swim. KenneTh, who di'dn'T know much abouf swimming, wenT ouT in The deeper parT of The lake and a broad-shouldered red-haired lifeguard said GeT over in The shallow water wiTh The babies where you belong. Kennefh gave one look aT The liTeguard and said, Why BOB TAAKE. don'T you even know me? Bob was surprised and answered. Sorry, old man, abouT The way I Talkedl To such a swell guy. lnsTead of going in The shallow wafer, KenneTh goT ouT of The waTer and spenT The nexT few hours Talking wiTh Bob abouT all The oTher classmafes he had meT on ThaT Trip. There was only one Time in The whole conversaTion ThaT They sfopped Talking. ThaT was when Two gorgeous looking baThing beauTies came ouT To swim. IAII KenneTh could say was Oh My. They were so slim and good-looking in Their suiTs. Bob said, I wish I knew Them. As if in answer To his wish. The girls sTroIIed around in fronT of Kennefh and Bob. When Their eyes meT, The four of Them almosT fell in The lake They were so surprised. The glamorous girls were PEGGY MODENE and EMMA BENAK. They were models aT a high-class dress shop in SalT Lake Cify. Bob Taake direcfed KenneTh and DoroThy To a small cafe where They planned To eaT. They were welcomed by The owners, a charming couple, Mr. and Mrs. BILL LEWIS, The former GlNNY POLI. Mrs. Lewis was iusT as Tiny and cuTe as ever. Bill Told KenneTh ThaT his cook aT The cafe was also an old school friend. He called To him. and a sTouT man wearing a whiTe cook's haT came ouT. IT was MARVIN STOCK. s+iIl as masculine as ever. IT was geTTing quiTe Ia+e so Kennefh and DoroThy hurried and Took a plane To Hollywood. IT was here They meT The biggesT surprises of all. As They were walking across The loT of The ParamounT STudios, Producer VIRGIL GEBHART, now an even greaTer producer Than The laTe Cecil B. DeMille, meT Them. KenneTh was speechless because he couldn'T imagine why PeTe should Turn down such a wonderful job aT The bowling alleys aT Troy iusT To be- 8 producer. PeTe seemed To be quiT5e saTisfied Though because he could consTanTly be wiTh his c,uTe secreTary and also his swieeThearT CATHERINE KUNKEL. PeTe said. You remember PAUL RIEBOLD don'T you? KenneTh said. Why. yes. PeTe replied, Well, he's here in Hollywood Too. l'd suiggesf ThaT you go To see him buT righT nofw he's' preTTy busy and confused. Tomorrow affernoon he's going To marry Shirley Temple. Kennefh decided ThaT since he couldn'T visiT Mr. Riebold, he would call him on The phone iusT To leT him know ThaT he was in Hollywood. As he enTered The Hollywood R-exall Drug STore where he inTen-ded To make The call, a shorl' genfleman, The owner, who had black, wavy hair and a liTTle musTache like Clark Gable. sTepped forward quickly and said. WhaT can I do for you? Before KenneTh could answer, The owner, MEARLE WOHLGEMUTH spoke again, Why. KenneTh, how are you? He was The same old Mearl. JusT as lively and pleasanT as he was when he worked in The drug sTore in Troy. There were many Things ThaT Paul and Shirley had To do before The wedding. The ceremony and recepfion plans had To be compleTed and The ouTfiTs had To be bought Miss Temple wenT To geT her gown from The famous dress designer, GENEVA WOOTEN. When sh-e came back. Paul was Talking To The conTracTor. RUSSELL TAAKE. Mr. Taake was showing him The blueprinTs of The home he was To build Tor Them. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY BETTE JEANNE ROOD, an heiress from New York. arrived This same evening. She was To be The maid oT honor aT The wedding The nexT day. The wedding c-eremony was a grand aTTair. Paul, who looked so handsome beTore The aITar, puT all The women in a daze wiTh his charm. Mr. Hanfelder said he'lI always remember The way sTouT, iolly-looking Reverend RICHARD HOWE said, I now pronounce you man and wiTe. ATTer The ceremony, The TirsT To congraTuIaTe The newlyweds was VIRGINIA SCHRAMECK, privaTe secreTary To The old-Time screen sTar, Hedy Lamaar. The nexT person To come up as noT one who congraTulaTed Them, buT iT was a reporTer seeking a sTory abouT The greaT romance and abouT TuTure plans. The reporTer was The loud. TalkaTive MARIE LOYET. Along wiTh her, Trying To keep up The swiTT pace, was DOROTHY STEINMEYER, now The proud Mrs. James 6ersTenecker. The recepTion, which 'was The biggesT evenT in The hisTory oT Hollywood, exhibiTecl a gaThering QT ceIebriTies Trom all over The counTry. Two famous people were in The orchesTra. They aTTracTed The dancers' aTTenTion wiTh Their I962 version of Why Don'T We Do This More OTTen. The Two people were OLIVER ARTH, The TrumpeT player who made Harry James' playing sound Terrible, and MILDRED MARTIN, The pianisT who now had The playing Technique oT Frankie Carle. Seeing These Two iusT abouT made KenneTh HanTeIder TainT because They compIeTed The whole class wiTh which he had graduaTed Trom high school way back in 1942. ATTer he goT over The shock, he was so deIighTed aT The success of his Trip ThaT he wenT on The dance Tloor and he biTTer iuggedu la brand new I962 dancel unTil all' The people sTepped aside and as usual, KenneTh was The main aTTracTion. KenneTh was sick all The nexT clay, buT he iusT ThoughT abouT his old Triends and drank abouT six cokes and Then he was aIrighT. SENIOR CLASS WILL High School, Ciiy of Troy, and Sfaie of Illinois, do hereby leave Io fhe uncnrclassmen our possessions and 'lraiis of greaiesi value in Ihis, our lasi will and fesfamenf. Emma Benak, do hereby will my pleasaniness io Colleen Mersing Oliver Arih, do hereby will my wavy hair +o Donald Ackerman. er. ns io Arihur ize. Llewellyn. hel Bosion. I, Doris Binney, do hereby will my friendliness fo LaVera Ballinger. I, Virgil Gebhari, do hereby will my abiliiy fo ask dumb queslio Hanielder. I, Doroihy Heinlein. do hereby will my rowdiness io LaVern Schul I, Richard Howe, do hereby will my many girl fri-ends io Bobby I, Fern Kueker, do hereby will by brilliance +o Norma Werner. I, Caiherine Kunkel, do hereby will my dancing 'rechnique io Rac I, Bill Lewis. do hereby will my iardiness io Jule Kamm. I, Marie Loyei, do h-ereby will my agreeableness io Beiiy Modene. Gene Lyons, do hereby -will my seriousness 'Io James Cravens. Mildred Mariin. do hereby will my iob as drum-maior 'ro Rachel i i Gagliardo. I, Peggy Modene, do hereby will my silliness 'ro Beiiy Gaulfney. I, Lorine Niehaus. do hereby will my laughing abiliiy io Narissa Scoii. I, Virginia Poli, do hereby will my abilify +o make eyes fo Alice Hanielder. I, Alfons Pranaifis. do hereby will my mumbling in English Class 'ro Kenny Loyef. I, Paul Riebold, do hereby will my Ias'I name 'ro any girl who 'wanrs ii for life. I, Beiie Jeanne Rood, do hereby will my blushing io Anna Wrobel. I, Virginia Schrameck, do hereby will my sweei personaliiy io Doris Forberg. I, Vernon Schulize, do hereby will my farming Iechnique +o Bob Droy. I. Dorofhy Sleinmeyer, do hereby will my big brown eyes 'ro Doris Pekar. I, Kenneih Hanfelder. do hereby will my band uniform 'ro Bobby Kunkel. I, Marvin Siock. do hereby will my insirumeni 'ro some windy person. I, Bob Taake, do hereby will my brighi red hair 'ro Miss Sims. I, Russell Taake, do hereby will my masculine charm 'ro Donald Snow. I, Beffy Jane Thomas. do hereby will Ihie care of Earl Faiiz, io Dorofhy Howerfon. I, Jack Weir. do hereby will my repu+a+ion as a lov-er 'ro Owen Brendel. I, Virginia Wiesemeyer. do hereby will my abilily +o sei hair 'ro Marcella Niehaus. I, Roy Wiiimann, do hereby will my bashfulness io James Capelle. I, Mearle Wohlgemuih, do hereby -will my cowboy suii io some ofher Drug Siore Cowboy. I, Geneva Wooien, do hereby will my dignify io Iflorma Bollinger. I Signed ihis ihiriieih day of April. nineieen hundred iorfy-Iwo. JACK C. WEIR Presideni Class of I942 Wi+nesses: BILL l WILLUM I LEWIS Secre+ary of 'lhe Class of '42 fN'J b GENE LYONS, Treasurer of 'rhe Class of '42 ROY WITTMANN. Vice Presidenl of ihe Class o I '42 Agnes Harwood Doris Harwood .... Carl Emerson .,... SE ICR PLAY LIGHTS OUT Vicky Wayne ., .... . Helen Freeland ..4,... John Bales . ..,. ,. Susan Bafes ...... Neil Parker .....,.... William Pa'H'erson Ella Tucker .4........ Benny King ....... ,........Mildred Jones .....Geneva Woolen ........,......,Bob ScoH .....,..BeH'e Jeanne Rood ........Mildred Marlin ..............Roy WiH'man ..,....,.Virgin'ia Schrameck ....,,.............Jack Weir Vaughn Mearl Wohlgemufh ..,..........Fern Kueker .....,..Marvin Slock Mrs. Harwood, who had inheriled a large mansion from h-er uncle, +he lale Alberl Slilwell, and her daughler, Doris Harwood, relurned from 'rhe wesl coasl +o dispose of lhe -eslale. Agnes inviled 'rhe prospeciive purchasers lo The mansion for a week end parly wilh lhe hope 'rhal one of lhem would buy 'rhe properiy. Doris received a leller 'warning her l'ha+ her molh-er musl noi sell lhe mansion. The message was signed Alberl S+ilwell. Doris was 'rhoroughly alarmed and welcomed lhe unexpecled arrival of Neil Parker, a young deleclive-slory iwriler wi+h whom she was in love., Bolh Neil and Doris were convinced lhal lhe old mansion held a myslery. Neil suggesle-d lhal lhe guesls play a game called lvlurdier. While 'rhe lighls were our, one of 'rhe guesls, Helen Freeland who had posed as Vicky Wayne, a young socieiy girl, screamed and suddenly disappeared. ln 'rhe 'darkness a ghosily voice suddenly -warned Mrs. Harwood lhal lhe mansion musl nor be sold. lnlo lhe lerrorizing siluaiion walks lhe real Vicky Wayne! Thrills and aclion rnounled as Neil allempled 'ro solve lhe myslery. Each guesl appeared lo have a secrel' reason for being al 'rhe Slilwell mansion. Finally, Neil uncovered lhe veiled rnolives of each and al lasl revealed lhe amazing secrel which had for years been shrouded in lhe old house. umm' Play Junior Play Q ff I-'TEV I Junior Flag Senior' 19109 seam play Svnfvf' 19109 IUNIGRS JUNIGRS DONALD ACKERMAN F. F. A. I, 2: Soflball leam 3 Ambilionz Velernarian For him lhe ideal world is nol' remole from 'rhe ac+ual MEREDITH ANDERSON LAVERA BALLINGER Baslcelball Squad 3 Band l, 2, 3 Ambilion: Draflsman Ambilionz Secrelary From his earliesl years superiorily was perceived Around, and around she goes, and acknowledged The belle of 'rhe village ball RACHEL BOSTON Glee Club l: Highlighls Slalf 3: Troian Slaff 3 Ambilion: Psychologisl I slrove wilh none, for none was worlh my sl'rile FAYE BYBEE JAMES CRAVENS Pep Squad I, 2: Band I, 2, 3: Cheer Leader 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Presidenl of Class I: Vice-presidenl Trojan Slaff 2: Thespians 3: Highlighls Slaff 3 of Class 2 Ambilion: Firsl Class Nurse or None a+ all Ambilionz Barlender For in my mind, of all mankind, He can smile when one speaks lo him and Charles, I love buf you alone laughs easily AUDREY DUNSTAN If V - I S Band I. 2: Pep Squad I: Vice-presidenl I: Trojan Slaff I, 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Highligh'rs Slaff 3 A , Ambilionz Housewife I Her ready smile is simple and pleasan'r ' EARL FAITZ DORIS FORBERG 4-H Club: F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3 Home EC. Club 3 Ambifionz Aviafor Ambilionz Go fo college and be a millionaire The same franlcness runs 'Ihrough all his A keenly inlellecfual, proud, ambifious girl conversa'rion KENNETH ENGELING 4-H Club: F. F. A. 2, 3 Ambilion: Velerinarian A general lrader of good sense and a pleasanl companion +o converse wi+h MILDRED JONES Baslcelball Maid: Highlighls Sfaff 2: Senior Play 2, 3: Thespians 2, 3: Presidenl of Thespians 3 Ambilion: Privale secrelary lo a big business man Soul of The age, 'Ihe delighf and wonder of our s'rage JULE KAMM I ll 4 ' 'I ' I I BOBBY LLEWELLYN Band l, 2, 3: Secrelary of Class 2: Track I: Baslcefball I, 2 Baslcelball Manager 3 2 Ambilionz Join 'rhe Navy Ambifionz lnheril a million dollars Ouie+ boy wifh a noble ambi+ion His unafiecled humor is exceeded only by his joy of living bww' fllmfdifh dndmm X 1 , 1' ki , Evrlrel Bo: ton Ulf!! flqnflldef ,Paul Sims Y' X Brffy iaulfruy ifoylochman Mm Gllfefiwefsingzr- Sea FUD-'ZCC-. 51 Eiainelenniiraif. Q ffl! . 'X ITN and-1 pgfofhg Snow Dorf: 'fafbffq X Janus L 1 ld Verne Schu Ifze ,X:kU1l7ft1lEtl11iMJ afavcizlf X , it 113 Hfflyfauflvdfne Gflhur Ca Vera 1 L Y 'L , Cadre Uuzrsfazv' V2 CP! yin.. 1- fflpgenf Ea rl 7aifz Cafhefinf 7aye ICQJIIQ,-J75f' W , 1 'r Y F Y lU1'll'r1dffIeier Uazwfry Hawlffog Rf ' Hara ldtfrinm x M N - A J. NHwwW'lw 4 ' V ' 1, ,, Y ,I Y J ,J Jann ffmueflz fifzgelmg Uma wrabr! 4 Qfofgia west Mama qhffifff Er!! -pr ffl-. WJ' .5 I R .Aj J W WN J I L JUNIQRS ROY LOCKMANN Ambifion: Join 'rhe Navy A lad of few words, buf These are worlh having BETTY GAULTNEY Band I, 2, 3 Ambiiionz Nurse A pleasanl companion and of amiable behavior CATHERINE GERSTENECKER Glee Club 2, 33 Highlighis Slaff 3: Trojan Slaffg Home Fc. Club 37 Band I, 2 Ambi+ion: Secrelary 'ro 'rhe presidenl of a large firm Her hair was +hiclc wi+h many a curl Iha+ cluslered round her head OMAR HAMPTON ALICE HANFELDER Band 3, 4: Hi-Y 3 Band 2, 3 Ambilionz Big business man' Ambifionx Beauiician He could si+ for hours and play his cIarine+ Swee+ sileni crea'rure! Oh, for a share of 'rhy meielc na+urel WILLIAM HoLsHousER A Band, 2, 3: Treasurer of Class I, 27 Baseball I: Highlighls Slafl 2, 3: Trojan Slail 2, 37 Thespians 2, 3 Ambilion: Pilol in Ihe Air Corps '- A boy of indefaligable induslry, sirong reason and greai experience ARTHUR HANFELDER Band 2, 3 Ambilionz Traveling salesman His ready humor' makes him capable +o please and oblige all who lcnow him! DOROTHY HOWERTON ' I I I Ii Glee Club I, 2: Pep Squad 2: Home Ec. Club 37 Class Secreiary I Ambifions To be a business woman A 'rypical +een-age girl wi+h Iypical Ieen-age problems KENNETH LOYET F. F. A. I, 2: 4-H Club I, 3 Ambifionz To be Hedy Lamaar's leading man He brighlens The lives of Ihose aboul him wiih his youfhful humor COLLEEN MERSINGER Pep Squad I, 3: Ban-d I, 2, 35 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Trojan Slaff 2. 3: Class Secreiary 3 Ambifion: Nurse Her eyes are lilce 'rhe Iwilighl' fair, Lilce Iwilighis, loo, her duslcy hair BETTY MODENE WILFRED MEIER Home EC. Club 31 Cheerleader 2, 3i Highlighls Band I, 23 F. F. A. I, 2: 4-I-I Club 2, 3 Slaff 3 Ambilionz Sing wilh 'rhe Andrew Sisiers Ambilion: Dielician A nice 'Fellow Io have around for a lol of Full of life and 'rhe joy of living fun and nonsense JUNIORS HAROLD PRIMM JEROME ROTH Ambifionz Join Ihe Navy 4-I-I Club I. 2, 3: F. F. A. I, 2, 3 I-Ie goes his quief way and works his Ambilionz Dairyman quief wonders A farmer boy who prefers cily life. fy an M! LAVERNE SCHLEMER' is I' ll I Band I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Pep Squad 3: Home Ec. Club 3: Baskelball Maid 3 Ambifionz Privaie Secrelary fi W, ' , A pleasing combinafion of brains and beauIy I A I4,L,,ylx,xfc,L,,.L I l a..r! yPAUL sims Donor:-:Y sNowilfi?1f-A Ambifion: Join Ihe Navy Home Ec. Club 3: Band I,2I A quiel lad wifh a cafchy smile fhal breaks forrh A,mbi+ion: Privafe secre+ary l af 'rhe mosI unexpecred Times She has a warm hearl, buf changes affecfions of+en LAVERNE SCHULTZE Home Ec. Club 3: Band I, 2 Ambifionz ,Sfenographer Her hands fly across 'fhe 'fypefwriler board as if compelled by a magic force ELAINE TENNAKAIT Band 2, 3: Class presidenf 3: Baskelball Maid 3 Ambifion: Sfenographer Beau+ifuI, gen+Ie Elaine, everybody's friend X , NORMA WERNER- W' IN I IIT I GEORGIA WEST' Pep Squad I. 2, 3: Thespians 3: Troian Sfaff 3 Thespians 3: Trojan Sfaff 3: I-Iighlighfs Slaff 3 Ambifion: Governess Band I, 2, 33 Pep Squad I, 2, 3 As graceful on skafes as a bufferfly on wings Ambifionr Nurse A quief, plump, Iiflle lass ANNA MARIE wRoseL A Band I, 2, 3: Pep Squad I. 2, 3 Ambilion: Beaufician She is known for her beaufiful blond hair LEoN.A WIESEMEYER - -- , I Baskelball Maid 2, 3: Troian Slafl I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Vice Presidenl of Class 3: Pep Squad 3 Ambifion: To be a nurse in Versa+iIe describes This girl THE PROFESSQR PRC POSES BerT Cornell .............. ,.....,.. M erediTh Anderson Geraldine FlinT .,.....A ..,..... C olleen Mersinger Emily Gilmore ..4..,., ........,....... M ildred Jones BeTTy Todd ..,.. .,...... D oroThy HowerTon Belle Hadley ...,.. ...,..... A udrey DunsTan Bob FlinT ..........,,.,.,,..,.. ........ B ill Holshouser ArThur Lewis ....r.,.......,...,. ......,... J ule Kamm Miss MarTha Crawford ...... ............. F aye Bybee Mildred ........................... .,...... R achel BosTon John Burr McKenney ..,,., ., ........ James Cravens Rose McKenney .,.,.....,.,...............,,...........,.,.,.......................,.....,. Georgia WesT The acTion Takes placie in The parlor aT Ashby Hall. a dormiTory Tor girls aT Glendale College during The Fall. ACT l The parlor aT Ashby Hall. Three o'cloclc on The opening day of The Tall Term. ACT ll The same. Four o'clocl4 on a Wedniesday aTTernoon, Two monThs laTer. .ACT Ill The same. Four o'cloclc on a Wednesday aTTernoon, a weelc laTer. Geraldine's besT Triend, Emily Gilmore, is secreTly in love wiTh BerT Cornell. The college hero. Geraldine, being The loving girl ThaT she is. Tries To malce B-erT noTice Emily, by Telling everyone ThaT Emily is engaged. OT course, Emily's Tiancee is only a picTure ThaT she Tound in an old Trunlc. buT beTween The Tlowers, candy. phone calls and whaT-noTs ThaT Emily receives Trom Geraldine and The gossip The B-B's, alias BeTTy and Belle spread around. everyThing goes smooThly. However, The picTure Turns ouT To be The new professor aT The college and Emily and Geraldine become TranTic wiTh worry. Geraldine Then goes To The professor and aslcs him To propose To Emily Tor The loeneTiT oT several sTudenTs aT The college. ATTer much persuasion, he does so. EveryThing Turns ouT Tine Tor everyone. Emily geTs BerT, Gerry and ArT deTiniTely are made Tor each oTher and everybody's happy in love, including Bob and his Two B-B's. JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class, lilce all The resT, Seems To us To ranlc as besT. We've had good Times and loTs of Tun. EnTerTainmenTs enioyed by everyone. And now our ThoughTs go back again Back To The bygone days when Our sTruggling class TirsT began. Some older members now have gone And leTT our liTTle happy Throng: Now and Then a new one comes To Take The place of older ones. BuT, all in all, our class has grown And some improvemenT has been shown. -By Rachel BosTon. SUPHUMURES SOPHCJMORES KENNETH ACKERMAN F. F. A. I, 2: 4-H Club I, 2 Ambilionz To be a success How do you know? N' I NORMA BOLLINGER ' OWEN BRENDEL Home Ec. Club 2 X F. F. A. I, 27 4-H Club I, 2: Baskelball I Ambilion: Good baskelball player Ambifionz Farmer . Oh Leslie! 1 I don r know JAMES CAPELLE I Baskelball 2 Ambilionz Mechanic I'II beIcha I PAUL CAPELLE ' I JOANNA CUNNINGHAM Baskelball I7 Annual Slaff 2 Pep Squad I: Glee Club I: Home Ec Club 7 Ambilion: Eleclrician Ambilion: Radio Singer As 'ralenfecl a man as ever you'll see Well now DOROTHY DETIENNE Home Ec. Club 23 Carnival Maid 23 Presidenl of Class 2 Arnbilionz BeauI'y Operalor Her wil, her charm, her grace, Lend dislinclion mosl any place ROBERT DROY A ' f CHARLES EILERS Band I, 21 High Lighls Slaff I: Presidenl' of Class I Baskelball I3 Class Treasurer 2 Ambifion: Farmer 'T I ' Ambifionz Success Brigh+ headed, inside and ou+ Know yourself an-d Irusl' yourself DORIS GAERTNER' , ' RACHEL GAGLIARDO Glee Club I, Home Ec. Club 2 I Trojan S+aff I, Home Ec. Club 2 Ambifion: Secre+ary ,, Ambilionz Avia+rix Life is real CHARLES HANKS Baskelball I, 2 Ambifionz Draflsman Could be FREIDA GAULTNEY Band I: Home Ec. Club 2 Ambifionz Housewife More fun! Wha+'s Ihe use? LEONARD HOOD Baskelball I7 High Lighls Sfaff MARILYN LEVO' Band I, 23 Glee Club I, 2 Ambilionx Nurse Swell kid Ambilionz Farmer I never worry fVafl.ssa Dona Dam ffinrgy G Jbrwa Wt Y G -f Geary: Ellen' Uofollfy mu chem flfqmu 1 JF Arif-1 4' dnifa Ku 1 SOPHQMGRES y , DONALD LITTLE Baskelball I Ambiliona To be a success Mr, Small VERNA MEIKAMP Pep Squad I: Home Ec. Club 2 Ambilion: Privare Secrelary Swing and sway with Verna Mae MARCELLA NIEHAUS Home Ec. Club 2 Ambilion: To dance Do +eIl DORIS Band I: Pep Squad PEKAR I: Home Ec. Club 2 Ambilion: Operale a slore A girl of many moods H ill. ELEANOR Lover v'-41' - If Home Ec. Club 2 Ambilion: Nurse ' No'rhing hinders me nor daunls me VERNON MICK Band I, 2: F. F. A. I. 2: 4-H Club I. 2 Ambilion: To be a success By my l'ro'rh, a pleasanl' spiriled fellow ANITA KUEKER Glee Club I: Sewing Club I: Home Ec. Club 2 Ambilion: Slenographer Serious of mind. bul' warm of hear'r SHELDON PERRY Baskelball I Ambilionz To own a group of Tri-Ciries I gel resuIIs GEORGE PRANAITIS F. F. A. I, 2: 4-I-I Club I, 2: Baskelball 2 Ambilionz To be a success I Iorgol again DONALD SCHILLER Band I: Baskelball I Ambilion: A greal sporlsman BLANCH SCHMERBAUCH Home Ec. Club 2 Ambilion: Slenographer Oh yeah You knofw E+ ELLA SCHMERBAUCH JERRY SCHMITT I Home Ec. Club 2: Vice-Presidenl of Class 2 Glee Club I. 2: Annual Slalf 2: Home Ec. Club 2 Ambilion: Nurse A. pleasanl companion Carnival Maid 2: Class Treasurer I Ambi+ion: Undecided '1 'Giggling makes lhe world go round NARISSA SCOTT Band I. 2: Thespian l,2: Glee Club I, 2: Home Ec. Club 2 Ambilion: Nurse Jackie DON.ALD SNOW MARGY THOMAS ' Baskelball I Band I, 2: Glee Club I, 2: Annual Srallf 2: Ambilionz To be Presidenl Home Ec. Club 2 D I y You haven'l heard from me yer Ambilionz Unknown I A quiel mind is richer lhan a crown HAROLD WECKMAN Band l,2 Ambilionz To be successful y Silence speaks of power RALPH WIESEMEYER JAMES WITTMANN , F. F. A. I, 2: 4-I-I Club I,2 Q F. F. A. I. 2: 4-H Club l,2 Ambilionz Farmer F Where duly leads I will follow I Ambllion: Farmer Don'I mind me T? i:4 ..J:. ' , .,,.,, ' Nag :N . :X ' . . .---: 1 ' , .1-gi---Z-, fi . .-'. 1 f . . ...12 5 Q 5 , , ,1 1 + Q i l 1l 1f 1 1 1i1 X x I h 1 .. .,.,,,.,.3:-guzi-1-A1 A' .0- 'A:13: xx -M - K i ,,..,..... 1, ,.1. ff. . XTX 5 . ,JS I ' iii--212' X.-A g W ' 8 .:1i1.:1.1. Q:-1:-1 FRESHME W S FRESHMAN GENE ADAMS Lil -I Band I ., M iw Ambifionz Commercial Ar'ris'I Tripping and skipping ran merrily afler, A The wonderful music wilh shouling and laughlern BONNIEABECKER SHIRLEY BEUTELE 41 4 Band Ig Pep Squad I: Home Ec. Club I Glee Club Ip Home Ec. Club I Arnbilionz Sienographer Ambiiionz Nurse y The raging Iempesis are calm when she speake+h Wi+h rosy cheeks and flaxen curls i' f' V A I And sparkling eyes and Ieeih like pearls ' .. T l N, , JOHN CLINE Ambiiionz Ar+is+ Mos'r of my days I will noi spe To gain an idio+'s praise MARVIN DULL Ambifionz Aviaior I know ii, buf I don'I' know ho-w Io DAN ELLIOTT 'I Ambifion: Mechanical Engineer I'm jus? a Ii'r+le kni+ wil HARVEY HEINLEIN Ambiiion: Baseball player They'll never gel my goa+ KENNETH BRENDEL F. F. A. l:4-H Club I Ambilionz Carpenier am conlenl wi'rh whal' I have, nd say Li++Ie be if or much BETTY DROY' Band IS Thespian IpTroian Slaff I: Home Ec. Club Ig Secrelary of Class li Coronalion Maid I Ambilionz Teacher Her eyes as s+ars of iwilighl' fair Like Iwiligh+'s, loo. her dusky hair DOROTHY DUNSTAN ' Troian Siaff I: Home ECP. Club I Ambilionz Beaulician Endurance, foresight slrengih, and skill A periecl' woman nobly planned il ARLINE FAITZ Glee Club Ig Home Ec. Club I Ambilionz Secreiary Quie'r and unassuming CARL GAERTNER v F. F. A. I:4-H Club I Ambifion: Aviaior Silence speaks of power Band Ig VINCENT HEUER F. F. A. I: 4-H Club Presiden+ I -Ambilionf Faclory worker I+'s Ihe Iranquil who accomplish much NORMA HODSON Pep Squad Ig Home Ec. Club I Ambifion: Sfenographer A girl of sierling qualiIies W ,Ar uf' 'T' iffoberfflolakaurer Scif ' laa' :Ca ef-Pres. awe fffb! - mme ff 47 pl fy upflIglF1 glTZl. 15141. Uarwinffleier U0fafI1yI7dr1a'z'ufzv fllarvin Qrline Zfrilz jfabrrffdarfin Qvarrna ffadfw: mer V' :mf if s ffaberl Kunkel Udfdfhy Sckwalm khnfmze 7T...4l! ILE? 6' 1,1 f-D ar! 6'a:ffn:r lfifa jfayflunuhe Marvin Dull ftlarilufflanzs ffIlll!ffh7f?bftIQ4 -' ,fp-1 9 f ML f Wm F LY! 7?7ar'vif1ZUaf1lyf1nufl1 Leandro ffarveyjiemleln an 51110 1 f Qatar Bonnie Bfflfn' 7hlff71dSl'hlIff2l Warm! FRESHMAN RITA HODSON Band I: Pep Squad I Ambifion: Air hosless Shor'r and swee+ Rossm Hoi.sHouseR 'I WZ! Band I Ambifion: Magician I-Ie has a mind of his own ROY HUNSCHE F. F. A. I7 4-H Club I Ambi+ion: Carpenfer Blushes are Ihe badge of inexperience NEWELL DWIGHT KETRING Vice-Presicleni of Class I Ambifion: Archirecf Where du+y leads, I follow Band I: F. F. ROBERT KUNKEL A. I: 4-I-I Club I: Band Sraff I Ambifion: Farmer Calm and serene MILTON LANGENWALTER F F A I b I . . :4-l'l Clu Ambilionz Mechanic Modest quiel' and self-reIian+ MILLIE LESICKO - Glee Club I: Home Ec. Club I Ambiiionz Secreiary Blue were her eyes as fhe fairy flax. Her cheeks like Ihe dawn of day AGNES LOYET Q iff: f' Glee Club I: Home Ec. Club I Ambifion' Dress desi ner , ,I I , I' ' :Jug ii. 5 'I F F .J M .x Neill' II - Q C. 3 'ui , Her perseverance overcomes every+hing I . ' - ' GLA DYS LOYET 7 . LESLIE LEWIS I 'I' Baskefball I Ambiiionz Ordinary labor On LesIie's righ+ 2 y JAMES LOYET ?I' ' . . A. I: 4-I-I Club I Ambifion: Druggisr 'There are sfurdy quaIi+ies in him we Icnow I 4 , , , Band I: Thespian I: Glee Club I: Trojan S+aff I: Presidrenf of Class I: Cornafion Maid I Ambifion: Beaufician Her beaufy Iwinklefh like a sI'ar BOB MARTIN I LESTER MAY Band I Baskefball I Ambi+ion: Carfoonisf Ambifion: Mechanic The bravesl people are offen Ihe mosf modes? To blush and genlly smile DARWIN MEIER F. F. A. l:4-H Club I Ambiiionz Farmer Time isn'I every+hing CHARLES REED IRENE SCHLEMERQ pil. . - . y Band I: Band S+aff I Band I: Thespian II Pep Squad I, Glee Clubll Ambifion: Chemisf Coronafion Maid I 4 ,, : I'm speedy Ambifion: Nurse I I I She herself was fall and Ihin Wifh sharp brown eyes each like a pin FRESHMAN HAROLD SCHMITT fl' Band I Ambilionz Accounlanl Always a Cheerful smile THELMA SCHULTZE Home EC. Club I Ambilionz Slenographer Her ways are of pleasanlnessm FRANCES SMITH Q - t.'0,!,wf1f1 f A. I I I DOROTHY SCHWALM Band Ig Home EC. Club I Ambilionz Privale SeCre'Iary Thar Caprivalin' smile I I , I I, I -A x jf. .'.,, A ,L,,f,, .vi IJ Thespian I: Pep Squad I: Treasurer of Class I I A I Ambirionz Clorhes Designer Her eyes are Iilce sapphires sei in snow MARVIN TENNIKAIT Band I Ambifionz Florisl Happy go-lucky, fair and free 1 4 A , IARTHUR WEIDER 'L' Baslcerball I Ambilion: Banker He is. how greal should be , I I I 4 . ,,,,.vA --' LYNETTE WENDLER -L T Home EC. Club I I I' Ambilionz Slenographer The virlue of her lively loolcs Excels 'rhe precious sIone. MARILEE MANES Home EC. Club I Ambifionz Speech Teacher Silence is +he mosr perfecr herald of icy KENNETH TREBING Ambilion: Engineer II's iusl me '-H51 YA' r . ,I . 'l,II, JUANITA WERNER9 Home EC. Club I Ambilion: Librarian A sweet reririnq girl MARVIN WOHLGEMUTH Ambi+ion: Laundry owner Always ou? for a good lime f' We Clubs gn, N - f 56 lp V AN.-r5',, 7 7f ,.- . 3 GLEE own Homeric. A A1 f AA A A A ga QE: 4 ' -HC: 1 h -.,' sn- 9: A Q gf A5 3 I f '4 1 'TLT' f 'N A + A , I QSM .f .JW 'su 3 A U S 1 f ,G W' 5 .0 ' Qi Q:-' A . 5525- :': 5:5171 -,. 1 Q l J -4 '-x??N s,.,NG-X 1 A .A Aff- A A X ., A ' -H z l G ' ,,.,: -.,: 2 2223 F. F. A. rufsmus Lxgwlff 1' N ZV' X ' f ' , fwf Q i aj! 10 if A lr- K , , NN. f 1 1 ' ' , Q X, ,U 5 x,, V LQF X N 1 ' mx T. , f A BASKETBALL E x Y , ., x .A ' Wan- w FUUTBALL SUFTBALL 5P 'S BA D CA IVAL An indoor carnival was held by The band oT The McCray-Dewey High School on Friday and SaTurday evenings, November I4Th and I5Th. The main evenT oT Friday evening was a doncerT by The band. On SaTurday evening, The opening evenT was a concerT by The girls' glee club under The direcTion oT Miss Baker. The Swiss band, wiTh iTs unique CosTum-es, Turnished music in The corridors boTh evenings. EnTerTainmenT was Turnished boTh evenings by diTTerenT concessions in The rooms oT The school, namely: a baby show, which was greaTly enjoyed, especially by The sTu-denTs oT The high school: ForTune Telling, wiTh Mr. Bruclcer acTing as propheTg Bingo in The Science room: and various guessing games. A Technicolor movie oT The sTu-cl-enTs and TaculTies oT The LuTheran school, public grade school, high school, and surrounding rural schools was shown boTh evenings. The climax oT The carnival was The colorTul coronaTion on SaTurday nighT. As a small secTion oT The band played The grand march, Pomp and Chivalry, The procession enTered, led by The crown bearer, Mary Ellen SchmiTT Tollowed by The lovely maids who were accompanied by escorTs oT' Their choice, lrene Schlemer and Jule Kamm, Jerry SchmiTT and Jaclc Weir, BeTTy Droy and Les May, Gladys LoyeT and ArThur Weider, DoroThy DeTienne and Roy WiTTmann, RiTa Scully and Wilfred Meier, Leona Wiesemeyer and Bob ScoTT. Elaine TennelcaiT and Gene Adams. LaVerne Schlemer and MerediTh Anderson, Virginia Poliand Bill Lewis, BeTTy Rood and Oliver ArTh, and Tinally The queen, Miss DoroThy STeinmeyer escorTed by The baslceTball capTain, Gene STein. Her maiesTy, who -was aTTired in a blue gorgeTTe Tormal, was crowned wiTh a coroneT oT whiTe chrysanThemums by Mr. Wise, The secreTary oT The school board, who also presenTed her wiTh a bouqueT oT red roses. Mr. Varner and The band wanT To exTend Thanks To all Th-e paTrons and parTicipanTs whose cooperaTion helped To make This carnival a success. il' lfilf lf Tiff! lf il l I ' if T T T T Qfilf ' ilf1l-as l ARNIVAL. QUEEN I U0!'01'f7y Sffin meyef M. D. T. H. S. O O 4. .1 Band work is open To everyone inTeresTed in Taking up This school acTiviTy. A TesT is given To deTermine adapTibiliTy for various insTrumenTs, which is very simple and passed by mosT sTudenTs. AfTer enT-ering The ban-d you are required To puf all The efforT info iT ThaT is possible. because wiThouT cooperaTion and efforT a band cannoT succeed. Each sTudenT is required To puT in 30 minuTes of home pracfice each 'day wiTh a week's ToTal of aT leasT Three hours. Also, each sTudenT is required To aTTend all rehearsals and classes. For each pracTice card, each rehearsal, full uniform aT concerfs, and under ofher circumsTances The sTudenT receives poinTs. AT The end of The year, if The sTudenT has earned 200 poinTs he or she is eligible for a band leTTer or pin. For Those who have puT TorTh exTra efforT and earned aT leasT 250 poinTs, a sTar is placed on The leTTer. By This mefhod, we feel The sTudenT has someThing To sTrive Tor, Thus making The work much more inTeresTing. AT The presenT we are aTTempTing some very difficulT Sousa marches, and our success will depend upon The Time we have To work on Them. Due To The facT ThaT our program is so arranged ThaT we only rehearse Two Times a week, our selecTion of numbers musT be limiTed. The band is required To play aT The Public School Picnic. Lufheran School Picnic, Decorafion Day, and if we desire. Commencemenf. Some of The oTher acTiviTies we will Take parT in are: Homecomings, Music Week Program, and a Spring ConcerT. The biggesT evenT for The year will be our banquef aT The close of school. which everyone is looking forward To. On March I4, I942, The band aTTended The DisTricT Band ConTesT aT Collinsville. The required number for our concerT was Lyceum, by OTis Taylor. and The selecTed numbers were: Aurora by Paul Yoder and march Brigadier General, by Carl King. Considering everyThing, our band made a very good showing and played nicely, alThough we received only a second raTing. Our compeTiTion was greaf This year because s-everal of The schools, whose enrollmenT is Twice as large as ours. were Taken ouT of class B, The class in which They have always played, and puT in class C wifh The smaller schools. Some of The larger schools compeTing 'wiTh our band were Highland, Virden, Benld and MT. Clive. Every school compefing wiTh us aT The conTesT Teaches music in The grade schools, which cerTainly develops a firm Toundafion for sTudenTs in Their high school music. Bb Clarinels Omer Hamplon Jule Kamm Belly Gaullney Charles Reed Rila Hodson Bonnie Becker Vernon Mick Marvin Tennekail Marilyn Levo Faye Bybee LaVern Schlemer Lorine Neihaus Alice l-lanlelder French Horns Virginia Schrameck Lorna Lee Schmill Belly Droy lrene Schlemer BA Flules Mildred Marlin Barilones Marvin Slock Belle Rood Dorolhy Snow Norma Hodson Basses Bill Holshouser Kennelh l-lanlelder Roberl Kunkel Trombones Colleen Mersinger Elaine Tennakail Arlhur Hanlelder Bob Marlin Harold Schmill Bob Holshouser Percussion Virginia Weisemeyer Leona Weisemeyer Narissa Scoll Gene Adams Harold Weckman Cornels Oliver Arlh James Cravens Doris Binney Margy Thomas Bob Droy Allo Saxaphone Dorolhy Schwalm Tenor Saxaphone Anna Marie Wrobel Barilone Saxa phone Georgia Wiesl Oboe Gladys Loyel B STAFF The purpose ol lhe BAND STAFF is lo assisl wilh lhe rouline ol lhe band. Each member is assigned cerlain dulies: From lell lo righl, back row. Librarian: Elaine Tennikail, dulies: lo slamp all music properly ol lhe McCray-Dewey High School, lo number and assign each copy, lo see lhal desired numbers are in lhe lolios, and lo collecl lhe same as direcled. Publicily: Georgia Wesl, dulies: lo see lhal aclivi lies ol lhe band receive proper publicalion. Librarian Assislanl: Faye Bybee. dulies: lo assisl librarian, dislribule and collecl lolios. OlficialCoach:Colleen Mersinger, dulies: lo coach sludenls in lhe lrombone seclion wilh dillicull parls ol numbers lhal are under preparalion. Ollicial Coach: Belly Gaullney, dulies: lo coach sludenls in lhe clarinel seclion wilh dillicull parls ol numbers lhal are under preparalion. Secrelary: Mildred Marlin, 'dulies: lo check allendance so lhal lime is nol laken from band rehearsals by lhe direclor. She is also lhe ollicial drum maior. Librarian Assislanl: Roberl Kunkel, dulies: lo assisl wilh lhe lolios and music. Properly Manager Assislanl: Charles Reed, dulies: lo see lhal lhe music slands are placed and cared lor properly. Properly Manager: Kennelh Hanlelder, dulies: lo sec lhal lhe properly ol lhe band receives lhe proper care. Properly Manager Assislanl: Vernon Mick, dulies: lo assisl lhe properly manager and care lor lhe lighls and venlilalion. Properly Manager Assislanl: Arlhur Hanlelder, dulies lo assisl lhe properly manager wilh lhe placemenl ol chairs lor rehearsals and lhe sloring ol lhem al olher limes. Each member may earn I8 exlra poinls per scmcsler providing lheir slafl work is properly done. 1,1 1 5 mio.: ,- x X Ili A 44 SCHGGL EVE TS l l Aug. Sept Sept Sep+ Oct Oct Oct Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May 25-27-Regisirafion day. 2-School began. I6-Parenfs-Teachers Associafion meeling. 23-Faculfy-Board recepiion. I6-I7-Teachers arfended +he counfy mee+ing af A.l+on. 30--Nine weeks exams. 3I-Nov. l-Band Carnival. 6-7-Urbana meefing, visifing day. I I-No school-Armisrice Day. 20-Z!-Thanksgiving. I9-Chrisfmas party. 23-School dismissed for holidays. 5-Miss Villhard, our new Commercial Teacher, 'rook rhe place of Miss Lenz. 5-Firsf clay of school in l942. I5-I6-Semesfer exams. I6-Farewell pariy for Mr. Monlce, Rila and Alvin Scully. I9-Mr. Cole subs+i'ru+ed nexf 'rwo 'weeks in Agriculfure Deparrment 23-Senior play. 2-Mr. Richards filled The posifion of new Agricul+ure feacher for +he Second Semesfer of +his year. I2-School dismissed-Lincoln's Birfhclay. 24-27-Dis+ric+ Tournament 4-Mr. Spiefh 'roolc pictures of everybody in school for 1he annual. 4-Regional Tournamenf a+ Venice. I4-Band con'res+ af Collinsville. I5--Band concert I6--Lyceum-The Juggler, Mr. Demo+t I 7- I9-Class Tournament 20-Nine weeks exams. 3-Good Friday-School dismissed. IO-Easf St Louis +eacher's meefing. 2I-Fu+ure Farmer's of America Banquet 8-Mofher and Daugh+er Tea. 22-Junior Play. 23-Junior-Senior Prom. 25-26-Semesfer exams. 28--Commencement HIGH LIGHTS This year, The High LighTs STaTT, being more experienced aT The game, published quiTe a Tew Tine issues oT our school paper. Richard Howe, Virginia Schrameclc, Mildred MarTin and Bill Holshouser were on The sTaTT The preceding year and iT was noThing new To Them excepT ThaT They Tried and succeeded in making more and beTTer issues. Each issue conTained many arTicles such as ediTorials, school news, sporTs, gossip, classes, clubs and iolces. The sTaTT This year was as follows: EdiTor-in-chief ...,,.......,. .. ..,.,.,...... ....... . .. ...,...,..............,,...... Mildred MarTin AssisTanT EdiTor ,.,..l.. .....,. A u-drey DunsTan ArT EdiTor ...........,. ......,... B ill Holshouser ColumnisTs .....,... Rachel BosTon Faye Bybee TypisTs ..,.. Sponsor .. Georgia WesT Virginia Schrameclc CaTherine GersTenecker BeTTy Modene Virgil GebharT Paul Riebold ......Virqinia Schrameck Virginia Poli Peggy Modene Mildred MarTin Audrey DunsTan Bill Holshouser ......Miss Virgie Villhard National Thespian Honor Society The aim oT our Troupe is To develop a spiriT of acTive and inTelligenT inTeresT in dramaTics in our high school, To encourage sTudenTs To aTTain a beTTer masTery of language and To develop poise and self-conTrol. Any regularly enrolled sTudenT oT our high school who has parTicipaTe'd in aT leasT one Three-acT play or Two one-acT plays and has The equivalenT of aT leasT sevenTy lines may become a member of our Troupe. We have adopTed a poinT sysTem whereby sTudenTs are given poinTs Tor maior and minor roles in plays and Tor worlc on various phases of producTion. Awards are presenTed To honor Thespians. Our sixTeen acTive members are: Mildred Jones, Dick Howe, Jack Weir, Narissa ScoTT, Bill Holshouser, BeTTe Jeanne Rood, Mildred MarTin, Geneva WooTen, Audrey DunsTan, Georigia WesT, Norma Werner, Faye Bybee, Frances SmiTh, BeTTy Lou Droy, Irene Schlemer, Gladys LoyeT. The Thespians and Speech sTudenTs have given a series oT one-acT plays. Some of These plays were: Who GeTs The Car TonighT? BeTTy Behave and Call HecTor. yebfw esgozazz 67116 fm-f ff .v ysfra ypnzg 0 R FA URITE PASTIME Newell Keiring-Working wilh fools. Virginia Schrameck-Playing lhe piano. Miss Sims-Sewing and working crossword puzzles. Blanch Schmerbauch-Playing baskelball. Leona Wiesemeyer-Making candy. Georgia Wesl-Silling in The parlor. Mr. Richards-Farming. Mr. Varner-Ealing. Bucl Arih-Going fo The bowling alley. Mildred Jones-Reading myslery slories. Kennelh Hanlelder-Playing in lhe Swiss Band. Mr. Fisher-Sporls. Mr. Kelring-Ealing and reading. Mr. Auwarler-Reading and lislening 'ro lhe radio. Miss Herron-1A.Hending plays and singing. Bud Kamm-Day dreaming. Belly Jane Thomas-Riding in a '35 Dodge coupe. Charles Reed--Reading and eafing. Virginia Poli-Keeping scrapbooks. Mr. Brucker-Solving puzzles and reading good slories. Miss Baker-Kniiling. Bob Kunkle-Playing fhe Bass Horn. FA ORITE SC G Bill l-lolshouser- Blues in +he Night Anna Wrobel- Miss You. Colleen Mersinger- My Hero. LaVerne Schlemer- Shrine of S+. Cecelia. Mickey Jones- Some'rimes. Virginia Schrameck-- Shing of Pearls. Ari Hanfelder- Seven Beers Wifh lhe Wrong Woman. Bud Arlh- Helena Polka. Mildred Marlin- Why Don r We Do This More Offenf' Miss Villhard- Elmer's Tune. Doris Binney- Tea for Two. Dorofhy DeTienne- I Don'l Wanl +o Walk Wilhoul You. Mr. Keiring- Deep in +he Hearf of Texas. Mr. Fisher- The Waliz You Saved For Me. Virginia Poli- Somebody Else ls Taking My Place. Bob Droy- Concer+o for Trumpet Mr. Richards- God Bless America. Mr. Brucker- Nigh'r and Day. Dick Howe- I Dream of lJaniel Wifh fhe Lighl Brown l-lair. James Cravens- Sailboa+ in 'lhe Sky. Wilfred Meier- I Love You Truly. Mr. Isenberg- Goodbye God Bless You l'Til We Meef Againul Miss Baker- Moonligh'r Cocklailf' Frieda Gauliney- l'm Walking The Floor Over You. Bob Taake- Amelia Polka. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club chose ollicers lhis year lor lhe lirsl lime. Mildred Marlin was chosen presidenl and Virginia Schrameclc, lhe secrelary. Miss Florence Baker was direclor ol lhe Glee Club again lhis year. The membership increased over lhe pasl lwo years. The members ol lhe Glee Club are: Top Row, lell lo righl: Narissa Scoll. Margy Thomas, lrene Schlemer, Coleen Mersinger, Audrey Dunslan, Belle Rood, Jerry Schmill. Top Row, lell lo righl-Marilyn Levo, Calherine Gersleneclcer, Shirley Beulel, Belly Thomas, Arline Failz, LaVerne Schlemer, Leona Weisemeyer, Miss Balcer. Top Row, lell lo righl: Agnes Loyel, Millie Lesiclco, Virginia Schrameclc, Mildred Marlin, Gladys Loyel, Doris Binney. The Glee Club presenled a concerl on Salurday nighl al lhe Annual Band Carnival and perlormed laler in lhe year al lhe Woman's Club Tea. THESPIA QUET Troupe members ol lhe Thespians Dramalic Honor Sociely ol McCray-Dewey High School had lheir lirsl banquel Monday evening, May 4, in lhe basemenl ol lhe Presbylerian Church. Forly-four persons, including a number ol alumni members and guesls, were presenl. The Thespian colors, blue and gold, were emphasized in lhe color scheme which included lhe Thespian flowers, yellow roses and blue delphinium, name cards and programs lhal represenled lhe Thespian insignia, and nul cups. The guesl spealcer, Mrs. Carrie May Jones, who was lormerly an aclress on Broadway, gave inlimale and inleresling delails ol lhe lhealre. The lollowing program was presenled: Toaslmislress ......, . .... ...,... M ildred Jones Remarks .,......,.. , .....,...,. Mr. Kelring Trombone Solo ......... .,,.... C olleen Mersinger Thespian lnlormalion .,,.. .,...... G ladys Loyel Vocal Solo ,...,..,..... .. ....,......,,...,.......,.. Al Weider Tall: ......,.,....,.,....,..,............... ..,..... M rs. Carrie May Jones Presenlalion ol Cerlilicales ..... ..,,....,.,.......,. M iss Herron siwfh and Lf A L..-J iris .flee b Y dssembfy 099 I I Mr. Brucker: lf your mofher gave you a big apple and a liffle apple and fold you fo give one fo your brofher, which one -would you give him? Marvin Sfock: Do you mean my big brofher or my liffle brofher? lk lk lk Neighbor: Where's your sisfer. Gladys? Gladys Loyef: Oh, she's in fhe house playing a duef. I finished my parf firsff' lk lk ll Mearl W.: Poefry should be wriffen on one side of fhe paper only, shouldn'f if? Miss Baker: Thai depends on +he poefry. Lofs of if shouldn'+ be wriffen on eifher side. It li Ik Peggy Moclene: Why do you wear such loud socks? Bill Lewis: I iusf hafe 'ro have my feef going fo sleep in class. lk lk lk Mr. Fisher: Whaf 'do we call a person who goes on falking when people are no longer in+eresfed? Roy Wiffmann: A feacherf' W if lk Ari Hanfelder lfaking car 'ro garage on Monday morningl: Do you do repairing here? Garage Owner: Yeah, buf we don'f do manu- fac'Iuring. lk lk il Jerry Schmiff: You remind me of fhe sea. Dick Murphy: Because I'm wild, resfless, and roman'ric? Jerry S.: No, because you make me sick. if if SY Miss Herron: l'll open fhe 'windows and I wan+ all of you fo si+ up s+raighf and fhrow ouf your chesfs. Dorofhy Snow: lf you could have 'Iwo wishes, whaf would They be? Bonnie Becker: WelI, l'd wish for a husband. Dorofhy Snow: Thaf's one. Bonnie Becker: And fhen l'd save 'rhe ofher till I saw how he Turned ouf. lk 4 Ik Mr. Kefring: BeHy Jane, whaf are The fhree words mosf used among high school sfudenfs? Beffy Jane: I don'f know. M r. Kefringz Correct W 'l ll Margy Thomas: How is hash made, Miss Sims? Miss Sims-- Made! Why, hash isn'f made: if accumulafesf' i i l Freshman: Excuse me-could you fell me fhe way fo fhe lecfure hall? Senior: 'Fraid I can'f: I'm a sfudenf myself. 3 3 K Kenny Engelingz -Aren'f you afraid fhe birds will eaf your seeds? You oughf fo puf up a scarecrowf' Kenny Loyef: Oh, if's nof worfh if. There's al- ways one of us in fhe garden. W if li LaVerne Schlemerz I am sorry I freafed you like I did lasf week, Gene. Gene Sfeinz Oh, fha+'s all righf honey, I saved 53.00 -while we weren'f speaking. 1 Y W Some say fhal' Miss Herron wrofe fhe edifor ol a weekly magazine saying 'rhaf if any more jokes appear abouf fhe Confederafes, she'd quif bor- rowing fhe magazine. Troy Troy Troy Troy Troy Troy Troy Troy Troy Troy Troy BASKETBALL TEAM Meredilh Anderson Kennelh Brendel Owen Brendel James Capelle 'fv Virgil Gebharl Harvey Heinlein Vincenl Heuer Newell Kelring Arlhur Weider Millon Langenwaller Bill Lewis Les Lewis 4 Gene Lyons U' Roberl Marlin Les May Gene Slein Marvin Sloclc ,C BA KETBALL SCHEDULE Lebanon ..,,..,,,s... .,..,.....,... 3 6 Troy 50 Trenlon ........,........., ....,., O'FaIlon ..,.. ...,..,., 2 0 Troy 35 O'FaIlon ., .... ., Trenlon .....,,.... ...4... . 32 Troy 39 Venice ,4,....,. ...s.. Livingslon .......... ,........ 4 3 Troy 32 Roxana ,.,....,.,, ...,, Collinsville Res. ...,,.... 28 Troy 52 Sl. Jacob ,.,..,.... ,... . New Baden ...,. .,.,..... 6 2 Troy 32 Mulberry Grove .... ...,.. Madison ..., ,,.s..... 4 5 Troy 27 Roxana ...,..,.,.. ..,.. Venice .c...,......,... ......,.. 5 4 Troy 53 Beclcemeyer ,,... ...,., Sl. Jacob .,........,.,,.. ..,....,. 3 8 Troy 52 Avislon ....,., ,.,s Mulberry Grove ......,....,,... 58 Troy 32 Venice ,...., ...... Livingslon .,..., ,.s...,..........., 4 8 Troy 24 Lebanon .. .. Troy I4g Granile Cily 46 Name Games F. 6. F. T. T. P. Played Made-Missed Meredilh Anderson ,......... I6 I4 9-25 37 Owen Brendel ...,., . .......... 22 I I I3-I0 35 James Capella ...,...... 5 IO I- 4 2l Virgil Gebharl ..,.,..... 20 6 5- 6 I7 Vincenl Heuer .,..... I2 5 I- 2 Il Newell Kelring .,..... I9 4 8- 9 I6 Bill Lewis . ..., ,. ....... IO I9 7- 9 45 Les Lewis . ,..,... ....... 3 O 47 28-22 I22 Gene Lyons ....... 23 38 9-29 85 Marvin Sloclc . ...... 22 I2 I2-20 36 Gene Slein ,...... 22 I73 98-72 444 Arlhur Weider ......, 23 42 35-46 I I9 Les May ..... 20 I3 6-I0 29 PEP QU D This year lhe pep squad was renewed under lhe sponsorship ol Miss Balmer Lasl year's oullils were relained, excepl lor lhal ol lhe cheer leaders. Orange swealers replaced lhe black ones ancl while shoes compleled lhe uniforms. The cheer leaders lor lhis year were: Belly Modene and Faye Bybee. The girls who supporled lheir leam lhis year were: Row I: Cheer Leaders--Faye Bybee. Belly Modene. Row 2: Georgia Wesl, Norma Hodson, Norma Werner, Frances Srnilh, Irene Schlemer, Rila Hodson, Leona Weisemeyer. Row 3: Anna Wrobel, Colleen Mersinger, Bonnie Becker, Dorolhy Schwalrr' Juanila Werner, Peggy Modene, Virginia Poli, Dorolhy Heinlein, LaVerne Schlemer pe? Agriculture Department L. D. RICHARDS The training in vocational agriculture as carried on at the Troy High School under State and Fed- eral Supervision, endeavors to contribute to the educational needs ot the community by conducting courses in vocational agriculture tor high school students, classes tor out ot school boys, termed part-time school. and evening school in adult education. At Troy, -we hope to malce our worlc in agricul- ture, detinite, comprehensive and practical. We want our program to serve the community in a way that the people will be able to develop new abili- ties and new attitudes in anticipation ot new situations in the field ot agriculture. Farming is a method ot living as well as a busi- ness. Special training in vocational agriculture must necessarily contain material that will train the student tor slcilltul operative processes required- tarming tor managerial abilities and tor civic and home obligations. As has been suggested by our State Leaders in vocational agriculture. the Troy High School Agri- culture Department is going to have to do its part in this war emergency of our country or some other agency is going to do what it should have done. e Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club was organized on November 26, l94l. Al lhis meeling a nominaling commillee was elecled lo suggesl names for officesin lhe club. The girls on lhal commillee were: Dorolhy l-lowerlon, chairman, Jerry Schmill, Virginia Schrameclc, Dorolhy Dunslan, Narissa Scoll, LaVerne Schlemer, and Belle Jeanne Rood. The above nominaling commillee had by December 3, l942, lhe officers who were voled on by lhe club as: Presidenl, Calherine Gersleneclcerl Vice Presidenl, Dorolhy l-lowerlon: Secrelary, Fern Kuelcerg Treasurer, Belle Jeanne Roodg Publicily Chairman, Dorolhy Snow and Virginia Schrameclc. A Conslilulional Commillee was also nominaled al lhis meeling by lhe presidenl. The members of lhis commillee were: Mildred Marlin, Dorolhy Snow, Rachel Gagliardo, Belly Thomas, Agnes Loyel. The conslilulion was adopled by lhe members al lhe 3rd meeling. Al lhis lime il was decided lhal lhe l-lome Economics Club was open lo all girls who had any home economics while in high school. The purpose of lhe club is lo promole personal growlh and lo develop a professional spiril in home economics sludenls. The following slanding commillees were chosen by lhe presidenl lo acl lill lhe end of lhe school year. The commillees were as follows: Social Commillee: Chairman Belly Thomas, Dorolhy DeTinne, LaVerne Schlemer, 'Agnes Loyel. Nominaling Commillee: Chairman-Marie Loyel, Shirley Beulel, Lynelle Wencller, Blanch Schmerbauch. Program Commillee: Chairman- Mildred Marlin. Narissa Scoll, LaVerne Schullze, LaVera Ballinger. Ways and Means Commillee: Chairman-Jerry Schmill, Margy Thomas, Geneva Woolen, Arleen Failz. Future Farmers Cf Amerrca The purpose of lhe Fulure Farmers of America is lo develop agricullural leadership, lo slrenglhen lhe confidence of lhe farm boy in himself and his work, lo improve lhe worlc al home and ils surroundings, lo encourage cooperalive efforl among sludenls, lo promole lhrifl among lhe members. ll is an organizalion lhal aids in lhe lraining of each member for well rounded service lo his home, his communily and his counlry. There are lwenly-five members in lhe Troy Chapler of lhe Fulure Farmers of America. The officers are: Jerome Rolh, Presidenli Russell Taalce, Vice-Presidenlp Wilfred Meier, Secrelary: Kennelh Engeling, Treasurer: Paul Riebold, Reporler and Vernon Schullze, Walch Dog. In normal limes, lhe F. F. A. Chapler parlicipales annually in soflball compelilion, slale conlesls, in sloclc, poullry and crop judging, lhe slale F. QA.. A. convenlion, lhe dislricl speaking conlesl and lhe Highland Crops and Produce Fair. This mollo expresses lhe lrue spiril of lhe Fulure Farmers of America: Learning lo do, Doing lo Learn: Earning lo live, Living lo serve. me clconomics Club W- ' 1111.110 Sewing 7HIHI'6 '7U!'I776'l'.f' 01 Ullfefl v I r I 'Z 70. Soffbrlll 2,'0afn71g ra l l WIT and WISDGM l Several sludenls and leachers were being enler- lained al luncheon in +he domeslic science room. Bobby Kunkel whispering 'ro Mr. Brucker: My plale is damp. Mr. Brucker: Hush, 'rha+'s your soup. Y W X Miss Baker: You missed my class yeslerday, didn r you? Bud Kamm: Noi in lhe leasl, ma'm, nol in lhe leas+. X Pk W Jack Weir: l see you have a sign, We aim lo please. Barber: Yes, lhal is our mo'r+o. Jack Weir: You should 'rake a lillle lime off for larger praclicef' lil lk lk Wealher forecasl-Tomorrow snow followed by li++le boys wilh sleds. lk lk Ill The waifer was laking fhe order of a prelly girl who was accompanied by a florid. podgy, middle- aged man. And how aboul lhe lobs+er? 'rhe wailer in- quired. ' Oh. he can order whalever he likes, Came lhe slarfling reply. Policeman: Lady, don'l you know lhis is a safely zone? Doris Forberg: Ol course-'rha+'s why l drove in here. ik Ik lk Kennelh Ackerman: Papa, l ain'l' gol no buffer. Papa: Donald, correcl your bro+her. Donald llooking over inlo Kenne+h's plalelr Yes you is. FII lk Ik Miss Baker: Whal' is wrong wifh lhis senlence? 'Girls is nalurally beller looking fhan boys.' Omar l-lamplonz Girls is arlifically beHer look- ing lhan boys. Y X if Miss Sims was spending her holidays on a farm. Farmer's Wife: This cow gives fifleen quarls of milk a day. Miss Sims- And 'rhis one? Farmer's Wife-- Thar one gives only six quads. Miss Sims: Oh, l see-a beginner? S ! 3 Miss Baker: Wha+ do you consider lhe grealesl achievemenl of 'rhe Romans? Gene Adams: Speaking Lalin. THE TRGIAN STAFF Edilor-in-chief ..A.., Assisianf Edilor ......,... Adveriising Manager . Ari Edilors ..... ..........., Sporfs Edifors Music Eclifors .....,...... Freshman E-dilor ..,. Sophomore Edifor Junior Ediior ..... Senior Edifor ,... Typisls .,.. Special Arlicles Sponsor Virginia .......,.Mildred Marlin ....,.,BiII I-lolshouser l-lowe ......BiII Holshouser - Russell Taalce ,..s4.,s.Virgil Gebhari - Jaclc Weir Schrameclc - Belle Jeanne Rood . ,...,......,....,....,. Gladys Loyei ...,......Geraldine Schmilf .....,,.,.Rachel Bosion , ............ Virginia Poli ,,.....i.Fern Kuelcer Marie Loyef Peggy Moclene Lorine Niehaus Bob Taalce Virginia Wiesemeyer ..........Faye Bybee Paul Capelles. Belly Lou Droy Audrey Dunsfan Dorofhy Dunsfan Doris Gaer+ner Frieda Gaullney Cafherine Gers+eneclcer Colleen Mersinger Margy Thomas ' Norma Werner Georgia Wesl' Leona Wiesemeyer .,.....Miss Virgie Villhard The Trojan, This year has undergone many changes. The paffern and color of The cover have been changed and +he annual has been prinied inslead of being planographed as if was las? year. This year 'lhe Trojan was prinled by 'rhe Edwardsville lnfelligencer and we wish lo fhanlc an-d complimenl' 'rhem for +heir fine work. WWW '71'aja1z 9'faf' yfffhflghfl Sfd X . c71zg.f1.S'f1 I R ,f'N 'E X arg, X W V o CHI wh UTOBER Iam Gm-IGHTSQ er liz doelnl Ore ' Sn f B 7 r elaon 122111. Be k uovmunma Issum -Try 0 ., dogggf8y Th MY- Those Lewis Brothers find Bement likomag 3 Glen Carbon and Glen Cron- mes 'S th, sis she ing rather interesting p1e.o- likfe hear wondhirs' but .L 1 ' Rug, ghat ui 1 we wonder new Bob Holshouser V ing Dar Mkt 0 JANUAR mtjipetiok 311 over his face. o f91dgf1'0nghg Sno, 1 t wh t Y Issm rligrdo tries to ' or A1-th' g,,enaJ has happen ee in Biology bel ,Q t u' Audrey Egg! Cravenzd be- ernon Mick. nakajftill bf? Ann 'tam and Shut the Weider- I Am1a?t from ke' Ga M8 w we he'-1' R ce ie on the rock Ro 91:1 omt dag oy I-'90hm F rang, dX Roy? e lay girllan wh it, G1-Bdyl? Rel reid ' Y Ph a G C a aoertain Junior doing feise v un gif' Elaine 1 Binks Meredith ' t be ook, a a 8 V' UU' 19 quite an ao- ISSW' so or!-181 ate' D0 U ' nl Q DEGEMBEP- - Tl t ed at ete. ww n hear v fcntl 211 wine 'I' Jim. 'fha 11 niEiJ'kiZ XBZ? EEZ. heatrd 9-bo ve-gg 'T-1199 t 1 may e Do now. Aw. Como gt B59 11 10018 r0thy S it goeg youu t e we are missed Vega ! ' Pl? our L90 ISSUE ue vmen B59 moved 'yr zulu: W t Q I mov' are 'Jw 'ak 9 tudengkezg a ' 8 aachel Bostonian Mu, day Us :inch ick jing '15-111 that IB? 9 ' 1s9s at why B Ur. :mn p.nae:sou1 B 1 if 10 G' Koh ra to m ,mv 'ffymifht 'ef Mel alfa new S0 ' get 1' sol and Hd all nth in het 9 ' ight ng Bt Bu do t !e099 'U Q' on YW! 1 To toh 00 'WBT' be begmgxd 1590. YouJHok ng' 3-Pe' that me 009 U, Heil' ne,, e11- 'fill was seen at nlei he -' wg. bo? oe Junior gee Wilsn. grf thhear ' to 'U HJ .voufob 1 fha, Uolligbts sto I no QB1O'! tht 1 null- Y A egoaml 9 1,110 OO h .t gg S1'1'aSxaQ'e1'3'f' '1?D.2'l 51221 mmol! 'WB' You ter watch out' timpail nlvi at O col sims D hi 1'9n bl ushes ck Paul me . Don , Me:-sing every f b e so er ri bashlffls New .ri-K xv 4. 'RL .--1 x 143 Qu' . X 'J x-4 '6..1 f r 1 air A -,rf ,.-'mf' J M .2 .4 .a ps. f,-'R -rlriq, A -, L .rv yy. ' ,Gif - , no.-,A , Q. ,-Q. 'q -, 5-. .,,,34j.-'fi'-5: Aivjha.-Q:' :a'3-'QL - ' A. --.. ,, 5 K f ff-. 4'--V, 34-I7 I C' --L -1 .1 :V M, 13 -' ff lf' -:E :As AE ff ,L Q . ff' N L . -1' .fy , . I ' ., ' A U1 it ' I-L' , ,, -5 M y ' J - - - ,Ii,lg'.w- , v F,,:,y ,3 N 1 1 fn - . '., 1 ' , '.Q':L?af-,X-'-K vt W - 9 jfs: 5 ,Af I ' I X.',,!ke 21, 'Y pi. - -fa T' -rf TEE i,N,, , .Fics .fa --vg'ff?'1Q57Zi-'A' .,fLf' sflik- f EH -', ,fii iii 1. 1 4 . ..5:3k1',,,51 H ,-1: jj? gf ' Y XA-i5:f.'-ii-.J fd? ' ' , 5-iv'-,L1ga'. F' hi rf 'Q 4,25 1 .pi .J J. If YOUR DOOR TO OPPORTUNITY 11' i' Troy with Well conducted schools offers to its student body helpful instruction for better living and for future welfare. When one ceases to learn, progress ends. One can- not go ahead if one does not plan ahead. If you Want to go places you must be prepared for the undertaking. When your chance comes, you must be ready. There is no help of more value in the realization of ambition than association with a good bank. An account, even if built with small amounts, provides for future security and sudden emergency . . . and it gives peace of mind. The county seat National Bank with its unbroken record of service is your neighbor. It will help you and those near you, good times or bad, and prove a dependable standby. It is well to have a connection here. ir ir EDWARDSVILLE NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY CHARLES BOESCHENSTEIN. PRESIDENT EDWARDSVILLE, ILLINOIS I 1 1 Even if Qurs was The Cnly Bank In Madison County This Advertising would be here just the Same - - - V f m a , .. H - - ' A 2e.'gii:sazigz::i:.::ai..- Qilr' ,QT Y ' A ' ,fir Jltuilli Qu lim i ' .-ig . 51 ML ig Z- K , The Bank With A Smile Because - - - Troy is a good town Troy High is a goodschool Troy students are tomorroW's Troy business men and Women and Because an ever increasing number of Troy folks do their banking with us, and they like our way 55 Farmers SL Merchants Bank HIGHLAND, ILLINOIS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE coRP if 'Ir 95 Ask about our simplified Bank by mail way. And, by the way, if you can profitably employ some cash, see us. We have it to rent. To The Class Of 1942 'Ani' If any desire thee to be his surety, give him a part of what thou hast to spareg if he press thee farther, he is not thy friend at all, for friendship rather chooseth harm to itself, than affront it. If thou be bound for a stranger, thou art a foolg if for a friend, thou puttest thy estate to learn to swim, if for a churchman, he will find an evasion by a syll- able or word to abuse thee, if for a poor man, thou must pay it thyself: as from a manslayer or enchanter, bless thyself: for the best profit and return will be this . . . that if thou forced him for whom thou are bound, to pay it himself, he will become thy enemy, if thou use to pay it thyselfg thou wilt become a beggar. ik i' STATE BANK OF COLLINS VILLE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION l 1 I- ' 'W TROY HIGH I-las Given You a Fine Start toward a successful, useful life. This has greater signifii- cance now than ever before, as our country's young people will be called upon to help build an AMERICA OF TOMORROW that Will be worthy of the sacrifices of Today. As you accept your well-earned diploma, We wish to assure you that if we can help you to Win further achievements in the broader fields ahead, We shall be glad to do so. You will find many of Troy I-ligh's graduates among the customers of The Bank of Edwardsville, which has been serving Madison and surrounding counties continuously for nearly three-quarters of a century. You will feel at home, here. it if T H E B A N K OF EDWARDSVILLE COURT SQUARE - EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BUY DEFENSE BONDS - - RECULARLY! CCNCRATULATICNS CLASS CF 1942 AND WITH BEST WISHES FOR TI-IE CONTINUED PROGRESS AND SUCCESS of the McCray-Dewey Township High School, Troy, Illinois i' i' The First National Bank 0F COLLlNSvlLLE, ILL. if if COURTEOUS SAF E CON SERVATIVE 'A' i' R OF FEDERAL RESERV AND KX! TI-IE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MARINE, ILLINOIS CAPITAL SURPLUS S50 000 00 530,000.00 X X ! X X I MADISON COUNTY MUTUAL AUTO INS 306 EDWARDSVILLE NATIONAL BANK BLDG. A Service That Serves XX! XXX STATE BANK ST. JACOB, ILLINOIS CAPITAL SURPLUS 325,000.00 320,000.00 Member of F d I I C Xl! XXX YOUR PATRONAGE IS ALWAYS WELCOME TI-IE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LEBANON LEBANON, ILLINOIS. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE 35 kai KKK IVIONKEN IVIERCANTILE COMPANY THE STORE OF SERVICE Groceries Dry Goods Hardware Shoes LEBANON ILLINOIS. at he an at an at FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIGHLAND, ILLINOIS HIGHLAND'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION Total Resources, 51,700,000 XXX I 'A--i - l I 1 u 7 l X 382 Compliments of RAFFAELLE at FERGUSON DISTRIBUTORS CANDY and TOBACCO VVM. D. PIZZINI Edwardsville, Illinois BS? jERE'S TOCCERY Fashion Headquarters for Men 122 East Main Street Collinsville, Illinois I-Ierff-Jones Company Designers and Manufacturers of School and College Jewelry, Graduation Announcements, Medals, Cups and Trophies INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA .IEVVELERS TO McCray-Dewey Township High School R. L. Jacobs, Representative JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS COLLECIATE Cap and Cown Company CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS C. Kinne 81 Co. HIGHLAND'S LARGEST, MOST MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE David E. Sims GENERAL MERCHANDISE 1902-1942 We Deliver Phone 69 AT 6' YOUR SERVICE Troy Best Barber Shop X li THE TROY LIONS CLUB SALUTES Students of lVIcCray-Dewey Township High School Past - Present - Future REGULAR MEETINGS: 1st and 3rd WEDNESDAY, 6:30 p. m. BSE l Gindler SERVICE STATION PHONE 138-A Mobil Gas and Mobil Oil - Greasing' - Tires Auto Repair - Accessories and Radios. Studebaker Sales and Service. West Market St. Troy, Ill. Troy Grain Co. TROY, ILLINOIS Grain H Seed - Farm Machinery Flour - Feed Colnpliments Of A. Hartmann Cigar Co. Collinsville. Illinois Pyrofax Gas Magic Chef Stoves J. G. Gebauer PHONE 3 Willman's Tavern Hot and Cold Sandwiches Troy, Illinois Buy Defense Bonds for Victory VOTE FOR L. P. Wetzel DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR County Superintendent of Schools NOVEMBER 3, 1942 Compliments Of Watson Lumber Co. Phon Compliments Of Newport Soda Company e 25 Troy, Illinois Troy, Illinois Bl X35 J 0 T E 9 S Americais Finest School Jewelry, Commencement lnvitations, lVleclals ancl Trophies FACTORY - OWATONNA, MINNESOTA BSS 322 BE Dr. Chas. E. lVlolden Porter's Garage PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON GAS, OIL, AND ACCESSORIES Office Hours: 1:00 to 3:00 p. m. and 5:00 to 7:00 Market Street - Troy Illinois p. m., daily except Sunday. Phones: Office 28A. Residence 28B Telephone 48-A l..eVO Bakery Dunstan's Market BREAD and MAKE OUR STORE YOUR STORE FINE CAKES Phone 150 R. R- Moore Schmitt Chevrolet Co. RED AND WHITE STORE SALES AND SERVICE Troy Hotel HEAVY DUTY WRECKING Phone 169 Ice Cream A Troy, Illinois Telephone 125-B Best Wishes FROM The Troy Woman's Club Dr. Erich Spiro PHYSICIAN at SURGEON Louis H. Struckhoff GROCERIES CANDIES NOTIONS Market St. Carl Embrey BUY YOUR HARDWARE AT A HARDWARE STORE Phone 3 Schoon's Pharmacy Prescriptions and Drugs I AM IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR HEALTH These are times when gayety is important. This year, make doubly sure that your morale is a woman's business now more than ever. The way you lock affects so many people around you. So phone for your salon appointment now. Leeis Beauty Shop Theo. Cebauer GENERAL MERCHANDISE Troy, Illinois. Kroger Grocery 8: Baking Company HOT-DATED COFFEE KROGER'S CLOCK BREAD John Kelly, Jr., Manager Compliments Of Troy Market 1 Ideal Barber Shop E. Helmich Phone 10 Proprietor Haffisonis The Troy Call Cities Service Station ZENITH RADIOS RADIO SERVICE U. S. HIGHWAY 40 TROY, ILL. ESTABLISHED IN 1884 A Home Newspaper For Home People Compliments Of Adams Store Dr. F. E.. Linder DENTAL SURGEON BRANCH OFFICE IN GERFEN BUILDING Thursday and Friday Each Week 1 v -' ' l I lm Compliments Of Paul C. Taylor RECORDER OF DEEDS Madison County Harry C. Oclum DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE CONCRESSIVIAN 22nd Congressional District Madison, St. Clair, Bond, Washington, Monroe Counties Colnpliinents Of Robert C. Cunningham Compliments Of Simon Kellermann CIRCUIT CLERJK MADISON COUNTY Coinplinients Of lVl. C. Ryan Deputy County Auditor Colnplinients Of Jimmy Callahan ,wnrrou OF MADISON COUNTY Conipliinents Of l-larry T. Hartman World War Veteran 21 Years a Police Officer DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR Sl-IERIFF or MADISON COUNTY if Compliments Of Carl T. Heaton DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR PROBATE CLERK MADISON COUNTY Compliments Of Tom Henry DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY TREASURER Compliments Of Joseph l-lealey PROBATE CLERK OF MADISON COUNTY Coinpliinents Of Anthony W. Daly DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR PROBATE JUDGE -W ,L 1 1 7 Home Furniture Company Everything for the Home MAIN AND MORRISON AVENUE COLLINSVILLE, ILLINOIS PHONE MAIN 123 Compliments Of Leo Hiken Furniture Co. Roy H. Gersteneclcer DEALERS IN Ford Motor Cars LEBANON, ILL. Ford Tractors PINTAR Tire alld Battery Home 409 W. MAIN ST. Appliance 109 E. Main Collinsville Collinsville, Illinois Paris Fashion - Dr. lra T. Maupin Shoes Lat, DENTIST B- and E- Shoe CO- Marine, 111. Phone 1 Collinsville, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of B h HC H1311 I942 . JEXVELER AND OPTOMETRIST Silverbloom Collinsville, Illinois. 119 East Main St. Collinsville, Illinois Butterfielcfs JEWELERS FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Collinsville, Illinois Colnplinients of Rissi Studio Collinsville, Illinois Maytag Sales 8: Service 3ll W. MAIN Maytag Washers and Repairs I Vandalia Bus Line DEPENDABLE SERVICE Between TROY and ST. LOUIS 1 UTQQRAPHS PRINTED BY INTELLIGENCER PUBLISHING COMPANY EDWARDSVILLE. ILLINOIS F f 'An vu. U-' Xmm wumnam M W, 33-a' fe 4 T , '- L - i - . .,, - - , - - . Q g ui I f -A J -,, I .K . . rm J , . M, 4 I, 5 1. U Q, ,- A- M , i-31, 4'ff':p'1 'bT.H . , ' 1, AL -sm ' ' , - gg. I ,?,f,,w.:ff:.',L.4V 'H ! 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