McLean High School - Hub Yearbook (McLean, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1947 volume:

Q M R f ME if A E E 1' x5 . 'TTTJ' 1, fx 0- ' I .' A ? 1-LN - 51 fe. Tu? 6 1 Q1 Nlyf yu -:mf SW 13 Xxgi Lkfr I YH K I 'fx ' , : . f i I I' Qwfhgnaqnumw-AQH 1v..- . .,, .. .,. . .. ..l,.,.., A 4' L,',: -ff--.L-K. ,, ,, xr, .lilete eiie Before a student reaches that topmost pinnacle for which he has striven since his entrance into the halls of education, twelve years come and go. That pinnacle which is the summit of all these years of study is the Senior year in high school and to be a senior means much towards the realization or an education. New we, the class of pineteen hundred and forty- scven, have reached that goal. It is with a feeling of regret that we come to roziizo that soon we shall be leaving high school never to return, Vi are about to face the trials of the world and as ve look U-' we cherish fond memories for the good times that we vffwqii during our school days. Not only do we reiltze the joy' cf school but we also aioreciate the great opportunities inet McLean High School has of?ered to us. We wish to show our gratitude in some measure and so we are new endeevering tv this annual to bring to the ooorl our version one our nsorecixtion of school life. Wm wish to thank the Board of Education, the Faculty, and all others in the community vmo have been interestodjn promoting our educational ooportunities. ff l-Va fa :STAB o iff gil ' vga. pg digs y, ff 5 ,vs C-I :qs Mi ,fl-' 2 1 ' 4 lk, ' H A EP Q 1 be-Y 'f si .-.- -gz:.n. :O-d4 rI:lei:-1 :n.gz:l1.:...-l'-.-.-.Ll..L..L..-.L......4L..l!1.,...A ,.i....x .-..., ,.,,.. 1'!flfL'if'7lf1: I .1 'Y 'Y S 'm'm1n.mm.mw..m. mmlgm 'KX k'1ln.'M 'k ilh.'Wh.'L 'lu. 'KK XXX KK KKXKKX 11. 'RWM 'NK giiiiiiiiiiififiififiiii Dedication 'if - Y ' f V , fl' H1 'J' rw '. - A:-'bwefzrfc-131'-f'f.f -' if ii. f' i1 i.-' E - VII fh.Q 'lL. KN MM KM 'KK h.'k. llu. lh. k 'lL'K 0ln. k hC1u KR 'M Wu, 'Wm WLX 'lk 'L. k'h. 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Lew, no Liltght: Q Mrs. Hull, Advisor, Betty Curtis, Leila nalden, Paul McGuire, Bonita .lox-nan, , 1 Janet Ford, Sago Steffens, Orville Smith, Harold Lynch, Eurold Resterflcld, Q Carol Hildebrandt, Ansel Stubblefield, John Wilcox, Richard Gale, Fatty A E Charles, Bill Hindman, Alice Hildebrandt, bill Buck, alice Bowman, Joyce Ford 'i S 9 ' Editor In Chief ----- - - ---- - ---- - - - John Rilcox i i Assistant hditcr ---------------- - - -betty Charles Q Y W ' artist- - ------------------- - - - Harold Lynch Q V Business Manager -------------- - - - - -Sage Steffens E 4 ' Business Manager- --------------- Harold Lester? ald V 5 1 Sports iditor - - - - - - - - - - -.- - - - - - - - - Richard Gale 4' 1 'N ' Stencil Editor ----------------- - - - Lella Malden sf' 'H '-' 1 -l 'A Q'QPg Stencil xditor ..--..... - - - - - - - - - - - Bgtty Curtis ' iq ff Hgpfv jx 7, Siencll adltor --------------- - - -Alice nildebramit 'f if ' ., Q ' V 3,5 I-llxneograpn miltor ----- - - - ------- -Carol hlldebrandt PA 4 1 ' '1 ij 1.1! 45' V T-iimeograph Assistant ----------- - - - - - -Eonlta Jordan , ' fl, X Zhi' f l ,fl Mimeograph Assistant- - - - - ...... - - - - - - - Joyce Ford gl g, QX?igf hllmeogragh assistant- .......... - - - - - - Alice Bowman 'QI A .fl I u Q. 4,.. 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H M., .-4.,,,,,,M,,c Q H 5 ,414 . . 4 E Ta 4 a Janet Ford L o.A.A. '44 '45 '47 f F.H.A. '45 '46 '47 , 4 Don't Take My Penny '46 ' N Shirt Sleeves '47 Vice-president of F'.H.A. '47 ' I 2 f Hub Staff' '47 i ' a E A jolly smile for every one. 7 Q , Y, 2 S i' 5 l 3 1 jg' Joyce Ford ' E 1 ' L ' , 2 A G.A.A. '44 '45 '47 A g t F'.H.A. '45 '45 '47 I 4 Don't Take My Penny '46 ' 4 5 i, Shirt Sleeves '47 ff 3 Hub smart '47 7 3 Her only weakness ia a blonde. L , ' 4 1 6 ' Q , . ., ' f 5 I B ' . Richard Gale I 'E ' fi Basketball '44 , 5 r Secretary-treasurer '46 1: 4 Hi-Lite treasurer '46 , Don't Take My Penny '46 5 i Vice-president '47 A f 'N President of Latin Club '47 Q 1 Q Hub Staff '47 Q 7' Shirt Sleeves '47 - E , I Open the door, Richard, Ee I a sophomore wants in. . N-1 H in , 'j 'iiR' , ' , N' 7' ' '1 ' 1' . , 'ff . ' X 4' 5 K .g1.f'f:',, - N N u- My I . , V - '-f-- - -- ' Maxine Girdler' 7 N 1 ' ,, 7, f - 3332?-21 ': f S' G.A.A. '44 '45 V ,-Fiqh.-le' 4 - Hi-Lite '44 '45 '46 21' 2 Q F.H.A. '45 '46 '47 -, ' . 1 ' Don't Take My Penny '46 ' Hub Staff '47 .. The world belongs to the energetic. ' v ' el E 'ix Fx ,t , 1' I . ' I. ,ILII -- ,fif- ' X NS, Y , 4 5'1 ,-:2f ,'i?'5'-'7'11-5 fs ',-'f, '-Eeffee- r+P rfr'::j?,'3f. f 'egg' sq:-f-' -: A1 4 fl 'V nf f 4 1 44 T1 ' he I' ' V I ' Ag p Q A I ' Alice Hildebrandt , ' H1-Lice '44 '45 '46 V 6.4.4. '44 '45 '47 Y' F.1i.A. '45 '46 '47 ' Don't Take My Penny '46 M Shirt Sleeves '47 f Commerce is all right, ' but I'l1 take French. 0 + 0 4 1 5 I 1 Carol Hildebrandt ' I J n Line '44 '45 - hAaA'44'.J 1 heerleader '45 '46 '47 f , Don't Take My Penny ' Z 'lice presidert of P H A '46 J .Jecretary of 'student f'ounci1 '47 f ' 'Shirt Sleeves ' ' 'Tub staff '47 A 'I' ever too busy to join ix the fun ' . , 4 i ,. C E 1 . 3 Q 4 B11 Hindman 'L 2 , Baseball '44 '45 '46 '47 j ' Basxetball '44 '45 '46 '47 j A Dcn't make by Per 3 ' 1 'Shirt Sleeves' ' f 5 - rack '47 J fy Hub Staff '47 1 I 'There are figures and figures Q but nore of them bother me , .. 35 3 KH' Nix ' I, i .Al I ww? ' J X if ' X Boxlta Jordan I ..-i,.....i..... 1 A '44 ' -J A if 1' 1144 '44 '45 ' 4 Q, 7 . ' ' A '45 wb , -. T' - ' o1x't 'na e Ivy Remy ' o ' ' f 'bmi t Sleeves' ' ,flee lub '47 Freerdent of Dramatics elub - Hub staff '47 'A smile for every glr , ' two for every fellow 4 ' - 4 , , - I - W f-'-- -- - - ' 1 ' V -7- 4 ' V ,', 1 - ,, , , , , , F ' . F.H.A. reporter '47 ' Hub Staff '47 ' I 1 I x . ---V1.1 xixy X ' S, D L I 4 -1-I' , -4 be fgi' , ,fa--Nr f V ,uv A. f - M - --., 1 I I -A 1v. -A ' .-'.. -.D , -M Y' - ' '4 -.--- - -- -v 3 A '- , , f .:.. 1 .. n '. , . ,. -. 1 . 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'K :N Alf' f ':'1n V Dv' W A A rf Ifl Harcld Lynch Hi-Lite '44 '45 '46 '47 Basketball '44 '45 '46 '47 Baseball '44 '45 '46 '47 Vice-president '45 President '46 nDon't Take My Pennyn '46 'Shirt Sleeves' '47 Track '47 President of Student Council '47 Glee Club '47 Hub Staff '47 nl like my women slender, tender, and ta1l.n Paul McGuire President '44 :asketball '44 '45 '46 '47 President '45 nDon't Take My Pennyn '46 nshirt Sleevesn '47 Hub Staff '47 nSure I'm slow, but I get there.n Orville Smith Baseball '44 nShirt Sleevesn '47 Hub Staff '47 'He walks on the ground with his head in the clouds Sage Steffens Baseball '44 '45 '46 '47 Basketball 44 45 46 '4 P1-Lite '44 '4u '46 nDon't Take My Pen y 'Shirt sleeves' ' Track '47 Glee Club '47 Hub Staff '47 nSay it again -I don't ge v ll. 1 ,e I 25 4 im Ni mi 'ik X gl , We ' N. kN.1s,s.'s.w. ,Ili o V wi ... . K. E ,un -s-.V N. , , ,.,,,1. ..-,X - -. 4 1. ,. ... ' f r-. ,111 .ff--.'.'.A -. . . 1 ,r..,,m . 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' -...... k ,,,,,. . ..,,,:g 13:51 up A , . , ,, , ,,., , -fa-.-.,-J..- rzfz- Senior Class News Harold Westerfield - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -President Richard' Gale ---------- - - - - - - -View-flresident Betty Charles --------------- Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Helen Hall ---------------m-- H -Sponsor The Senior Class of 1947 started out its last year of school with an enrollment of twenty. Since our Junior year, we gained Alice Bowman from Clinton, but later in the year we lost Roscoe Edwards. We also lost Mlxine Girdler, who has been ill and unable to attend school, but she has been faith- fully studying at home and will graduate with us anyway. To lead us through the many activities of the year, we chose Harold Westerfield as president, Richard Gale as vice- president, and Betty Charles as secretary-treasurer. We then elected Mrs. Hall as our class adviser. This year the responsibility of the uHubn fell to us, and we elected as our editor-in-chiei John Wilcox, with Betty Charles, assistant editor. After a year of hard work under Mrs. Hall's excellent supervision, we hope our book will be a success. On October 25, we presented our play UShirt Sleevesn under the direction of Miss Jeanne Kendall. The play was a great success. Several members of our class are taking music and have entered the different contests and music festivals. In the contest at Peoria, Harold Lynch, Bill Buck, and Betty Curtis placed first, and John Wilcox, Sage Steffens, and Bonita Jordan placed second. In the fall, we sponsored an all-school party at 'the high school. Toward the end of the year we went to Chicagoin Brandt's bus for our Piker's Day. we visited museu s and other places of interest and also attended a movie and stage show. On May 8 we were the guests of the Juniors at the Junior -Senior Banquet held at the Hotel Rogers in Bloomington. Afterwards, we attended a theatre party. ?'LY'1'v' .'..': 11513 JI 1 :Nj , J . :f.Z'.1'CTT'1- V ,WJ FLM. , Class Night was May 20, at the Community Hnll. Two days later the Seniors took their final examinations. On Sunday, May 25, we donned our caps and gowns for the first time for Baccalaureate Services at the Methodist Churclu On May 28, twenty capped and gowned seniors met at the Community Hall for their Commencement exercises, The speaker of the evening was Reverend Edgar E. Atherton, pastor of the Wesley Methodist Church of Bloomington. Our valedictoriazl was Bill Buck, and our salutatorian was Betty Charles. With this evening we bid goodbye to our high school days and look forward to our future. Our last official gathering was our school picnic on May 29. Alice Hildebrandt Class Beam As a whole, we are Nine and eleven. Thus describes the class of forty-seven. Alice Bowman So 'tis said At chewing gu Gees at the head. Betty Charles Both prim and neat, Is en all-'round good girl Who's hard to beat. Betty Curtis Short and sweet, Is the kind of a person Yeu'd like to meet. Janet Ford You will see Is the girl With the nice personality. Joyce Ford May act foreign, But it's just that her heart Belongs to Oren. Richard Gale Is known by all As e. windy guy- Always on the ball. Maxine Girdler Although ill Did her work With unusual skill. Alice Hildebrandt Sweet and shy, Has her mind On e certain guy. Carol Hildebrandt, So they say, Is a willing worker And strictly O.K. Wilmer Hindman By the way, Has his mind On a certain M.J. Bonita Jordan At times seems curt But sho's really thinking Of someone named Hurt, Harold Lynch Lean and lanky Has a voice Just like Frankie. Paul McGuire With eyes of blue Makes the girls All say woo-fwoo. Orville Smith Is on his way To Kansas and To college days. Sage Steffens Is on the loose As a trainqgetting to school He's always the osbaesel -, . . - - , ,. . V-. 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I I The members of the class of nineteen handled forty s,'f f neither boast of nor apologize for its four-year re orl Ute Q' entry upoi the ledger of high school life began in the fall ', of l943. Secure in the dignity of a senior, we rot annie ' without embarrassment that we were once ngreen freswiesv foo. Q I There were twenty-one boys and girls who entered the f, portals of McLean Community High School in the fall of 1943. I We dreaded most of all the initiation of the freshmen, but, ' to our great relief this ordeal was spared us and we were gy safely embarked upon our high school career. Paul McGuire- f President, Betty Charles - Vice President, Carol Hildebrandt ll - Secretary'Treasurer, our Class Adviser was Miss Rose Ambross :Q - these our officers of the year. E, . 'I The events of our first year were as a whole rather . uneventful, except for our class night stunt. Since our 3, Vlyl clws was definitely musical, we chose as our act nGuest Night if :if on the Hit Paraden. So ended our freshmen year. QI fiffl il . iii, Again we assembled. This time to take up our duties as - agen sophomores. Our officers were Paul McGuire - President, John , lggfi Wilcox - Vice President, and Bill Buck - Secretary-Treasurer. ' LEESW Our class adviser was Wiss Gecrgine Hess. This year passed swiftly and we were again faced with the problem of a class night program. Another musical was presented entitled uThe Cork Club.n Thus, we completed our second high school year. September, 1945: We again met in the halls of M.C.H.S. Some of the names and faces had changed, but our class still had twenty-one members. We appointed as our guides, Harold Lynch - President, John Wilcox - Vice President, Richard Gale Secretary-Treasurer. Our class adviser was lbs. Roberta Knirsch. This year was very eventful and the high spot was our play nDon't Take My Pennyn, under the direction of Mrs. Edna Baker and Mrs. Helen Hall. The play was a great success, and with the funds secured from it and from various other sources such as paper drives and parties we financed the Jun- ior-Senior Banquet, which was held at Hotel Tilden Hall in Bloomington. The thought of class night again came to our attention and we gave the musical play nShowboatU. Another was pleted Illllllllllllllllll ivy, V Y ,V A I, 1-Quilt-f 5'-5::wff7?E?W5: d f'ifhhuPIuiL::u:..1 5-ge' '.g '. 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The first was the traditional senior play. We chose Shirt Sleeves to be our production. This play, under the direction of Miss Jeanne Kendall was very successful. The experiences faced in pre- paring both our Junior and Senior plays is one that will long be remembered by both the directors and the students, All of our boys were athletic, and all but three olayed basketball. Our entire first team was of seniors and two served as substitutes. Athletics were not our only showing during this last year. Six of our seniors entered the disw trict music contest. Three winning firsts and three receiving seconds. For the customary Pikers Day trip,we travelled to Chic- ago and wtnt on a tour through museums and other places of educational value. ne were new faced with the last events--Class Night,Bac- calaureate, and graduation. These final activities oassed swiftly and We soon realized that our high school days had drawn to a close. we had turned the last page of our ledger, and had closed the door of one phase of life behind us. Our high school days are new over but we will never forget the faithfulness and patience of our teachers and parents as they strived to give us the education we should have. Thouyh we are leaving this high school to go on to our various walks of life, fond memories will always be cherished by each Zfd All of us. Wiinesscd, Signed, and Sealed by the Class of nineteen hundred forty-seven. Betty Curtis -' 'Tl 'Hall was-'e. ..'.:tt.a-'7 .,. v-3-7-p' tt... 'T!7 '7g1'l 'W ' : -'rn 13 'A -0 1 u 'W-g',':-'frm ' g.4..-.tiff f!.g,..l.,:z 1I:..'I LLL!-'J T:7!'.ZIT.'I1'g H f :fi fffflrzfff-F3514pi?'!Eg--eI5?iifL,?!'1.?ai-:zzafvgf l'iq:El,3gIf:.'Y'ff?:Lf5f?iQg.':s:.i:..-.- .,.l.... jg 3-.14-f '-1: ?-:?p -:5,:'t '.'.. If A-U..r-q '1ll7. .'L .-NRE:-'Nu-r o-I-pujflvlqw. 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Q Barbara Girdler falls heir to Alice Hildebrandt's quiet- ! ness. It may be hard at first, Barbara, but I imagine the I teachers would enjoy the Change, Ralph llorgan is willed sage seeffensns habit of asking li questions. They say you never learn without asking, but try J ' not to ask the same question more than three times. 'E I! Bill Buck leaves his good standing with the teachers to lg Kenneth Walden. It really comes in handy when you hand in a lj late paper, Zeke. ' To Bob Graber goes Orville Smith's daily argument with , -.7 F. .-.1 ---A one of the teachers. To make sure you don't suffer any un- pleasant oonsequences, the Senior Class hastens to will its sense of humor to all your teachers. Paul McGuire wills his curly hair and typical Irish smile to Vernon Berkley. There's nothing like an Irish smile to nflooru the girls. Zella Walden leaves to all the Juniors hor typing abil- ity. This ought to be a great help when you're working on ll The Hubv next year. 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'sw'5 - mii- ,::f'!:, .alfa ,.. -, n- g,,.,..-,.,..-.-. --sl - It . I A h lv .A V7.7-fbi., Y A Y A 'Q z I I in 'I I I I I I I I . 1 - I' I i ? 1 4,3 1 r n I 1. 1, -1 WUl'JWZl'JVIlJliI' Carol Hildebrandt leaves her collection of purses to Lois Foley. They may be difficult to keep track of, Lois, but they're certainly handy when you'd rather not carry a suitcase. To all the athletes in the Junior Class goes Harold Westerfield's swiftness on the basketball court. Harold may be a little drowsy in the class room but in a ncloseu basket ball game he's really a WNhiz.n Betty Curtis leaves to two Junior girls fnames witheldl her interest in a certain white Ford. Girls, Betty says yeu'd be surprised how easily it can be spotted several blocks away Maxine Girdler gives her courage and high spirits to the entire Junior Class. John Wilcox wills his interest in the rabbit business to Ralph Morgan. But John really can't make up his mind which is the most interesting, the chicken business or the rabbit business. Lastly, I, Betty Charles, le ve my abil ty to get intw such Jobs as this to the unfortunate Senior who 'r to Will next year. This last will and testament 1S hereby signed, sealed, and published by the Seniir Class of nineteen hundred forty seven Betty Charles ' f 'If '1f ' f I- If f' I I fl 4 I Q ? ! I I Q V 5 9 X SWR SXSSQNNNQXR XNNQQ' Nb! BSQSSSQSWSCWSSNSXS I . I a ' . . C' i' , 5 ' r I . ' - . AT. 1 S 71.3 I , , .Q I . ne. . 1 . y I ' ' ' Q U , I i I Q , I 4 A I . I a I . 1 . I , 1 if 1u'I'AVJlll3lVlV7'I'I'IVIWJVAVIWAYZY 'IVIVYYIVJVI'l'I'JWI'IVI'AYlVWl'II 'x if by -- ' , :Q X X i ill' R! -M I 71 L f I1 I! CLASS PROPHECY 1947 Every year there is a convention held in Florida Due to my complex, either inferior, superior, or normal, I will not mention it here. My story begins gust ten years after my graduation from high school, 1957. During these ten years I haven't done any great wonders, but in my own little world, which is really quite small, I ave worked myselfuptoaposrtion known as a nWorld Traveler. It was on one of these periodic excursions that I arrifed in a town that seemed to bring back botn fond and beautiful mem cries. I had seen manv towns in the past few yeazs, but this one appeared as one that had been in my dreams many times be fore. I wasn't sure of my thinking until I saw a large, six teen wheel trailer mulling up to a box car to unload cattle. At a distance I could vaguely make out the name on the truck, Westerfield As I drew nearer I saw that it readwesterfield Transfer, 'Anyth1ng, Anywhere, Anytime. After reading that and remembering that Ihad known a Westerfield boy while going to high school, I came to the conclusion that I must once again be in McLean, Illinois, Proceeding tnmediately to the cab of the truck, I opened the door and made a hearty gesture of welcome to the driver. After I had made all the formal greetings necessary for an old classmate seen for the first time in ten years, Harold said that he didn't recognize me, but that he might find a place to put me up. I admit that I was rather weary after a long trip from Florida, so I told him that if he wouldfbdd me some warm water and a razor blade, sharp on both sides, I could soon make a great difference in m appearance. He immediately produced the warm water, but I couldn't find any razor blades sharp enough to out through my heavy beard, so I came to the very fearful decision of going to a barber and getting a complete job. While I was debating this serious issue, Harold told me that one of the barbers in town was his cousin Bill Hindman. Remembering Bill quite well, I went into the shop without making any sign at all of knowing him. I climbed into the chair and said I would like a shave and haircut. It was 4:30 at that time, and Bill said that he quit at 6 for his supper hourg but that he would try to get me finished in that time. He very eagerly started in and not until a quarter after five did he discover that I almost did r 1 w , V we'p- J iff , ,.i fi 1 Aw S ka X-E1 L Q , F f F r 1 5 K -E!f'f3?I!. sf - F1 f?'f?'fT'fP'2Hf'4?: '::2'f'2'E??s?'i:f5'? ssiihfiiff5 :-2 2 ff: F355 'TW zxfilfgf-ff., EQI5 ,g,,3gq--?'ri'1,-,:rf..f:'3., :L 'f,f':f'Z',5j':':fTf'fA- -f-,:'::- Lf.-1-Q45,J-,...,. V--Q :1-,i ':,,' , fc x 1, I 'if? 7'-.' 12 ' rl L . :gf ' ' , ' I ' - ' '- N- ' e .Ag ', ,ni 'A , - f . . -V , , I '1 5 'efx' ,.. ' i B i Y v G 1 1 z I . I , Y -1 . '. v ' E y . . . . k I .. , A . . 5 1' . . . . . - I ' I- . . II ' n h f v . . . . . y 1 v. A , y Q 1 ' ' ' as I . . H . 7 5 .2 ' u 1 A I 1 . f ' I ' ' A . - W l . v n . . . . -I W .i - . E . , E lY - ' ' EL . . A . - . 1 f I - u ' fl fl 1- lI'I' f A ' i' We-A 'I , ' n i V JJ g'r.-xt'::4r-- -r ' ' y 5 2 .4 - A , . m.l,,U Q , .. 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After finishing ' . meal, Bill asked me if I would like to go to . I K of the Business Men's Protective Association for I nd Preserving of a Better Town. I very graciously 5 accepted, planning to see a few of my old classmates at the E meeting I vasn't wrong when classmates because I did S Iplamned to see some of my old I Upon my ar' :Lval at the club, noticed a large group of men gathered in one corne1 As I wandered. over that way, I discovered that a well dressed I gentleman wearing glasses seemed to be the center of the grou I knew I had seen him many times, and when he finally quit talking and looked up, I found that it was Ansel Stubblefielde We had a very interesting conversation Bill later told me that Ansel had become one of the largest dealers of Angus cattle in the Middlewest Also at the club, I saw John lailcox, who had bought out S1eb's Hatchery and all its branches and had gone into the chicken business in a big way Remembering Johnin high school, I imagined that part of the reason for his success vas his wife. And, sure enough, his wife was the former Betty Charles, who knew the chicken busines inside and cut, while in high school. After accepting B1ll's invitation to spend the night with him, I decided to rise bright and earlv to see some of the town people After a good n1ght's rest, I descended upon the business district of McLean arouid 8 o'clock The first thing I noticed Was 8 large sign which read, 'If your husband stays hid behind the paper at the brealf st table,try A110696 was doing a loo of business so early in the morn1ng,but after reading the sign, I knew why there was a line of women wait ing outside to get in ffter comr andoing my way thxo ugh the line of women, I was acle to get close enough to the windowto see Alice Hidlebrandt, Proprietor written on it. J. themwzit 111 and had a nice chat with her She told me that a ce tair Zella Bozarth was working for her. For a second or two :ut did not register with me, but then I discovered that she meant the former Zella Walden. I knew that they had always been tcgetlfer in high school and I could see that they wer still tayin g pretty close together. I' 0 V ' 1 Y I Q L' I I E , . A . 5 t . -1 V J' P, E V - ' r I . t I . I. ,I T. . 1 I 0 ' ' r - pe NY y g I 2 ' f I If f . . ., . . . wa i . . . . . U l ! S e . ' ' -I Q V . . . I . . g I, . I 0 . 1 We,-,,,4-A,'. 1 , , ' 's ad., . . e LEE' fr' vs X ' I I lffffs-gel' - - C 2+ - 'Qt 'Ti Ji, X5 ji-' ',p gEQ, Beauty Shop, she can make you beautiful again. I thought she V Q. In Xxx V- . X I :-fx wil -I . -L . . . fig- - KA F- x'i-QK X LJ 1 'f - . n - . I , . 1 . l ' .....--- -Y I-N f---'-- , . 0 ' c R- ' 1 xl Q l . f f' X 1 7 . lf'l,'f1 '?' 'H , . ' if ' -' V L ' - '- . ,L K I ' . f 0 A rid ' I. VV -I I K ' ' , 0 . . v - . ' . 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I wondered if that could, by any chance, be the Richard Gale that I had known in high school. I waited until the driver came out of the stand and asked him if he knew Richard Gale. He said that he was the man he worked for and that he had to go out to the garage where the cabs were kept to ee Richard. Having nothing else to do, I decided to ride out with him. After driving to the outskirts of town, we came to a building that looked like a hanger for a B 29 I 'went in and was nmnediately shown into the office of the boss Richard Gale. In the conversation, I asked him why he had ever started a cab company He said that when Orville Smith had come back from college and started an airplane factory employing 5,0 people and when a few other factories had started up, he de cided to start a cab oonnany and cash in on the goldnunethey would provide. I d1dn't have to ask him why he called it the mile a minute cab comoany, the driver had shown me on the way out. After an interestinr convor at1on,we got into one of his cabs and aroxe out to Orville' fac orf. Upon our entrance into the office, I immediately noticed a familiar face. I soon dis overod that it ras Alice Bomman, or rather, Mrs. Smith Ie th n had e hurried chat with Orville, but left soon because wc could tell that he vas a very busy nan After leaving OFV1118'S office, Richard told me that there vas arother person I would like to se He said that After that, ho d1dn't n ed to tell me that it wa Bill Buck The last ti e I had heard about Bill, he wa sta ring in a clay on Bro dvay in New York In fact, it had brok n all re cords for attendance and length of running time After talk ing to Bill, I could tell that he hadnft changed much and that he was doing quite well for himself. The day seemed to go quickly and while spending a quiet evening listening to the radio in my hotel room, I was nearl shocked into unconsciousness, when the announcer eaad,nNert , The Betty Curtis Show, which has replaced the Kate Smith Show! Aftez recovering, I cttled back and engoyed a very lovely selection of solo by Betty. In her day at high school she had been called Kate Smith becau e of her ability to sing I knew Betty would become successful with he vo1ce,but I didntt dream that she would step right in and take over Kate Smith' place. After the program, I decided that she was very d finitely equal to, if not more than, Kate Smith. 4 f . . r . - F . J!! r 'I r S ' Sy . . . - . . A K x , . . A . , 3 . W r . ' ' ' A A , . . U 'r D . . . A Qg , ' Q ' OO A jl . - E i ' ,. - - '1 2 ' 1-.L 5 . . .A . 'L . - . , L . , . V A.. 5 - 2 9 Y QE . . V 3 Sn . . . E ' T ' ' s t 5 ' 'k . . ., . L . . u. . I 1 ' C - 3 1 V ' ' 1 ' Q . . S ' . r . . V: I. 1' . 1 . ll J ' 30 . 1. this person wrote,produced,and starred in his own productions. ff ? 4 3 ' Q . . MSE. l Q -In , u 'S -F. . a M ' To ' ' ' ' te - ff 9 I A - I . . . X r , h . L . 'hy ,lmv 'ff2fr't .lb TX' . . . . I ' f ill ' . I g . ' ' y ' is ,BTI at tm. 1 -- . I ' . in .J l . g I - . A 1 1 S n J . f ' s ' s ' . . 1 S . ., . 0 I I u I' u ' . ki . I . S Q , . e- .4 .4 . 1 I 5 . .,,,,. . . V - . ' c I I I Y- I as M- - .M snghnuea funn'--ve-f...L.., ,,..- ... 1 . I -s-Q':7:'1.1:i .', 7 V - V : -- ' n 4 After retiring early, I awoke wondering if dear old M.C,H,S. had changed any. I then decided to visit school the next day and see for myself. After hailing one of Gale' s cabs, I rode to the spot where the building used to be. It was still there, but it was about four times as large and com pletely new. It was a very beautiful buildings Afber I got out of the cab and started up the walk to the building, I noticed a group of very small children playing on the lawn. I could see an instructor with them, so I decided to wander over and find out what the small children were doing at the high schools by presence interrupted a game of Rirgearound the Rosy. and it was then I neticed that the instructcrlclced familiars Sure enough it was Bonita Jordan. After my dis- covery of her idvnity, I needed no explanation of what the small c?i1iren were doing there. It was plain to sec that sho had lecume a kindergarten teacher as she had planned in high scnccle After having an interesting conversation with the prin- cipal, Mrs Craig, I went to see if I cculdn't look up Paul McGuire and Sage Steffensf I found that Sage was teaching agriculture in the Armlngton High School, and that Paul had taken bis'vife, Shirley, ans gene to Nicaragua to be the chief engineer cn 1 reid building project. later. I vent into a restaurant to have lunch and I saw a very cute pair cf twins. They resembled very much, a pair of twins 7 nvi Pncwn in sctcol, the Fcrd twins Being very curious, I srqu red as to their names. Ile mar .e-. I spoke to about them Halo tact iheir LSR! was Lang. Deciding that their mOfhuF'N15 the Qotmrr Jayne Frrd. I Jenni 'where they lived and had very ez7jzfj:.hie e3te:noon 'vith Ofw' f.:'.a Jevc e. Shortly before leaving, I remerbered to inquire about Janetf Qcyce told me that Janet was Ln New felt, happily married and rapidly becoming world fameus as a dress designnw While driving back to town that evening I wassed a very beautiful fern house. I noticed a woman in the front yard working ir fb: flewer garden, I drove slowly so as to absorb the beauty cf the house ani yard, and it was than that I realized tnai it was the former Maxine Girolur at Tcrk among her flowers. I decided that I could spare a monert, sc I stopped and had a nice chat with he:n the said that her hus- band was in the field, but that he would bc in nharliy, and she must hurry because they always went out for dinner on Sat- urday night. It was from her tLat 1 learned of the class reu ion to be held the next day at the high school. Being rather rushed myself, I then hurried on into town, ' 'rf ' 1 v - v p f r V '. - - ' V' r.uf '-ul:-:1.....+ ' 4 -.-- Q- - 7-'A' A' ' :ix ? , 'Y 11 7 N x ,,' f I L 1, te, 5 ' .'. n 5' X H , L. XXN. 4. 'xl Ng-pw,-fi 5 5 Xl v'.x'fif1fr ' ?3h55fff2ili9 Fggsrf A 1' ff., , :- -P ' 1 1 E l..'-7-1 1 xr, 4 1 'J x F :A 'an fi 'IW lf S 3 is 'L T Y Y I l? Af 'dliwis f v J-1 H- W. '+' P - -L..1i' f.,-,.:f.u4,'j 4, PIN., I--si! ,Nm .-S--qu , 1---1 ima. ' -.-new ,. 3 52'-15.13-I1 .3 Z . :'v'x ,..h.,...:5.,..l1' . gr: ,,.-mf' 5 'SL if-can fi e','r..:-x ..:.. . .s--.,.n.1-,-faq . a v - 4 r1,,:,z17a3! '-' A: aniritpjg V. 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After rememberlng the faces of my classmates, so unde clded and hopeful ln 1947, I bade them a very drame.t1c fare- well, and contlnued very oontentedly on my way as a. world traveler, secure :Ln the knowledge that my classmates were all happy, content, and successful 111 the1r chosen f'1elds Harold Lynch u c c, ,W , 1 1' 1- ff f l ' fy ' f Y f a- - - 1 c n n-43af.z..:-'1 P- + -f-----+--- - N. .X Nts Liz! AXNXGKZS Junior Cla 00 .Jun L. to R. Top Row: Adviser, Miss Keck, D. Bicknell, J. Romsey B. Graber, K. Walden, V. Berkley, l.GarnOn R. Morgan, and M. Billington. Bottom Row: S. Lane, B. Girdler, M. Benedict, L.Foley, F. H. A. L. to R. Top Row: Middle Row: Bottom Row: and M. Johnson. A. Bowman, S. Lane, J. Bowman, B. Curtis, M. Johnson, M. Beers, and B. Shafer. Joyce Ford, Janet Ford, H. Lahr, A. Hildebrandt, B. Jordan, Z. Walden,B.Reese, J. Daley, G. Logsdon, M. Welden,D.Ghdler, and G. Gordon. E. Criswell, B. Girdler, C. Hildebrandt, Sponsor, Miss Kieszlingg E. Crutchley, B. 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Slnce the Ju iors sponsor the Junior-Sen1or Banquet ie set to work to make money to flnance this event.'We collected paper 1n September and sold ice cream bars to the spectators at all the home basketball games. we ordered our class rings October lst, from Herf-Jonesg but didn't recelve them until January We had many d1fferent styles to choose from, and each one was able to order nis favorite. In English we were havlng a unit about Llncoln so on October 2nd we went to New Salem and then we went onzhmo Springfleld to L1nco1n's Hbme and Monument. F1ve of our Junior boys were members of the basketball squad. They we e Isaac Garner, Kenneth Walden, Ralph Morgan, Robert Grabt , lri JUnlOP Rousey. On May 21d we declded to try our talent of actlng in ate Bau- a +h. ee act comedy It turned ou' t be a great We were fortunate enough to have Barbara Glrdler enter the Mus1c Contest held ln P6OT1lg We are pleased to report that sry pla.ed 1n the fourth d1V1S1On of h1gh volce among severah part clpants. With our p1cn1c at the end of the year, our tlurd auc- Q t Q f ! ! I Q 9 Q Q I . 1 . . 2 I - 1 4 - - 5 f n! I fl gf ' . - ea Q I, I ' Q3 ' f , . . -4 1 pl . . 4 5 1 . . N I 1 -Asn r at ' . . 1 I ' -4 -. L' 5 Q 1 ' ' ' ND . 'Ili J .,, A 0 , O I success. li f 1 , ' 4 i - , Q . . I -4 nj . . . . . . ai he fi 4' 4 3 ' ' 1 1 I 1 I I l 2 1. 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Delmar Swearingen's great playing ability won him a place on the first team. But, due to the foot injury he received in an Atlanta game, he was forced to set out a few games. In the field of school events we have Harriet Lahr, secretary of the Dramaties Club, Betty Rae Reese, president of the Girl's Athletic Associationg Eugene Uinsteadg manager of the basketball teamg Eunice Crutchley, secretary of the Future Homemakers of America and cheerleader. all-school skate at Funk's Grove. On March 19, 1947, we had a very successful paper drive. visited the Science and Industry Building and several other points of interest. Thus we completed our Sophomore year. ,fs If N V -' -11siefmfzvssl?-Eg-'-'F 1fZ'l2t2?5g:s4evfx4s251a+ifz+LQ1f5+2e4GSH-1'-1ze Sf T' 2 l?'?Iil '4 '5NSi3x . ,...-. - wg , .- . 1:.. I. - - W--' - - M' Lux, L-112-Az' 'Lil'-ff L:-'T' 1 ...U 5 1 , fu! up 1 Jin... . ..f ff P . 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P5311 nz: 2 l 151.4113 A , r- .'! gf'Y.Z If 11 4 I r 1., I ll A741 Bill Coffman Glenn Jordan - Geneva Gordon Betty Shafer and Jerome Robinson Jeanne Kendall AY AY IVA! Fresh en Class Class Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Cla s Adviser I1 I! ai I I I .I I I O th morning of September 3, 1016, twelve very bewil- dered esnmen ente ed the front door of the l Loan Community High Schco we soon found our way to the various classlooms, were assigned our lockers and were rcady to start our first year or high school. However, for th F1 st few diys all the upper-classmen complained bitterly of running into groups of freshmen as every turn. This huddlxng togetner for protection was soon overcome and uafelt brave enough to venture into the halls alone. The second week of school,Barbara King entered our class, now raising the number to a lucky thirteen. On September 27, the Student Council held a vartv to introduce the Freshmen Class to high school life. Je were favorably impressed to say the least. On October 4, the Freshmen Class held their first party I ,ij YG H which was an all-school nskating partyn at Punks Grove. This was a successful venture. project,our entire English class attended the Flickan at the Atlanta theater. As a class show nMy Friend of the first semester, we lost Glenna Logsdon, to Normal High School. We were an even dozen At the end who transferred again. All four freshmen boys went out for basketball. The girls also showed good school spirit, and the class is well represented in the Dramatic Club, the Girl's Chorus, the Girl Athletic Association, and the Future Home-makers of America. Toubring our first happy year of high school to a proper close, we went to Starved Rock on May SO, for our class pic- 11.100 Yvonne Hamilton -4 I Fv .:7,1 .M 1 LI, I' 1. -v1 I..- -.- .7 ! 1, 1 - v ,.x x-. . 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November Novemoer November November December December December December December December December January January January January January January January January January January Januar Februar February February February February February February February Y Y Ba letball -1-:I' 'I ,. ,.,f- 1 .JY av theae there here there Blind NS NS 'S'bSL'l'Q'Q'NS !bSNiX-SDQ Q Q 1 'Q'4lV' Q7 f ,'1!lIbC'JVllil'AY4lVAlAlV'Al'AQ J G 77 'Q t1'lJ McLean 46 New Holland 31 5 W 2 V e 24 ' 55 ian v , 49 . 51 , gee 26 4r 1' f 55 Ea U C QI n 29 AS he e fc L 19 17 f L 1 K9 4,1 h c 21 44 Sl 50 O8 53 McLean Downs 2' meh-an Minier McLean - Carlock McLean Heyworth ' McLean L Beason JV Hf.eai J LeRoy . M Lfav 1 Armington . he ear :J Haynesville McLean Normal Community McLean Stanford HcLean ' Atlanta - McLean 04 Heyworth 46 McLean 57 Lexington 38 ThLean 40 LeRoy 61 McLean 37 Heyworth 55 McLean 59 Tcwanda 18 McLean 56 Anchor 34 McLean 32 Bellflower 44 McLean 28 Chenoa 41 McLean 37 Waynesville 28 McLean 54 Beason 49 McLean 51 Atlanta 37 McLean 49 Nhnier 47 McLean 56 New Holland 54 McLean 56 Stanford 29 McLean 73 Danvers 58 McLean 77 Carlock 52 McLean 49 Mackinaw 45 McLean 33 Beason 52 Tournament there there Mc Le an Ccunty Tournament there there here here there there here here there District McLean Community High School's basketball team started out the 1946-1947 season with a new coach'W.A. Craig, former coach at Prophetstown High. Under his supervision he led the team to l? wins and 15 losses. In the first gmne of the season the boys started out with a bang by defeating Downs 77-15. Steffens collected 28 points to be high-point man. 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' f as 5 ''.f, :.L::'S15'fiSb':??i::g-5 :e'i1f1H:3f3f ' is 51f'r'5f'f T5 5i'Q fi3: ,f??E.-.'-5235 ' ' - 5- , 1-ff feff if -5 ' 112' 1 1 'ff 1- A 'gg g, -- . 4 . 3 -3-my 'uf Q, 5.21. ,.,, . , . ., V so 1 -1 1 . ze 4 in 1 A or ll Allfl-1aJMlIllfIlwll1Il1, For our first defeat of the year we went to Minier to meet one of the best teams we played this year. They won by a score of 25-55. At Carlock the boy's couldn't get going and at the half Carlock led 15-14, but in the second half we pulled away from them to win 49-51. On December 5, Hayworth came over to beat us 26-41 for our first defeat in the Kickapoo conference. One ofthe most exciting games ofthe year was when Beason came to our home floor to be beaten 55-55 in an overtime. We lost our second game in the Kickapoo conference when LeRoy defeated us 29-48. In the fourth quarter Wilcox suf- fered a blow on the head and was removed from the game. John was not able to play again until after Christmas. On December 15, we went to Armington only to be defeated 19-57. Even with the aid d'our cheering section, led by Carol Hildebrandt, Bill Buck, and Katie Crutohley, the boys could not get started. The next Tuesday, Waynesville came to our floor to see how our team was. Well, they found out when we beat them 69-41, Steffens was high scorer with 50 points. On Thursday 19th we traveled to Normal Community to be defeated 21-44. we were holding our own in the first half with a score of 16-24.but in the second haH'they held Stefbns down and we didn't make a field basket. Steffens got 18 of the 21 points. Maybe if John.Wilcox had played it might have been a different story. Our last game before Christmas was with Stanford on our floor. We won by a score of 51-50. This was our third win in the Kickapoo conference. Our first game after Christmas was at Atlanta. Mr. Craig said if we won this game with Atlanta and the next one later in the season it would be a successful season. 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F 3 I . 1-I X., ,I 1-fin! . 95:5 ,I-E!!!-I l!.E.,.'.?,d!f,,!m ' ., fv2t5.a:'i:E..,: '...:zFM,'t .wisp ...Jig Egg H..-3.x.N?..-g:.-3,3: 15551, v if . . nf 11654pff4'54fesaalsg53v:re.-ar. Jf1.in41-Ergf shahglli.i::71fnm,Lz:ua54.fu!2!: gf1?f51f-5?i:f::fi2':?'if - f fg1 :E:i,:+ffs1f' .f3f25fqaI'f 6 'ru . ' .1 1 1 .1 T 11,14 l.4,fl ,ll.l.fl I Q Q On January 10, we were invited to Heyworth to a blind ' tournament. This was a togmnament where we didn't know who we played until we drew the night of the game. we drew Hey- ' worth and LeRoy drew Lexington. Heyworth beat us 34-46 so 1 that put us out of the chance for first place. 1 The second night we played Lexington. Itwas a very close I gameg at the half the score was 18-19 in their favor. At the .. - 1' end of the third quarter we were ahead 26-245 but, at the end 'A A of the game, we were beaten by one point with the score 57-58. ffqvi + 1-i The next Tuesday we went to LeRoy to be again defeated M by them 40-61. Steffens was high point man with 21 points. On January 16, we went to Heyworth to join in a tough lip' . battle with the score 37-55. This gave LeRoy a chance for it W y first place and us a chance for second place in the Kickapoo ,i. T conference. fgjffggfgl-, , 3 The first game of the McLean County Tournament was -onsy ig gfggfg i L when we beat Towanda 59-18. '141' zg..k?:qgZv'. ' T ' ' Tig -Qafcf The next night we came against Anchor, one of the two fifgyl , y most highly rated teams. At the end of the third quarter we -fffigifgfff 3 Q were ahead 26-25. About a half a minute to play they made a ,g'fQQQZ:l'-,iiiiy f Y basket which tied up the game. When there was about 15 sec- 'x, :Q .1'-rffflsfgfffl. 5 R -.,,., . q ...A....,-.Y 1' V 4 .2315-P2111 p-. onds left to play Harold Westerfield shot a long, two handed set shot and it went right through, winning the game with the score 56-34. The next night we played Bellflower to sec if we would place first or second. Our boys couldn't get started and in the second quarter they pulled away from us to lead us all through the game. The final score was 32-44. We played Chenoa for third on Friday 24, and it was much the same story as the night before. They kept an easy lead on us all through the game and won 28-41. This gave us fourth place in the McLean County Tournament. The first game after the tournament was with Waynesville. At the half, they led us 16-17 'but finally Steffens got hot and made 14 points in the second half winning theigame 57-28. On January 51, we went to Beason and again we won 54-49. Steffens collected 51 points. llllflllllllllllllllIIIIIII -- v-----W - -- - -- r311,,.- -----rv 1 , nn. .. L - - 'ff2-Q.-cg: ggi 'LQ .Eff V' A ' ' HL' .. f7.:1 i : 5 - - - - H. V-f 14 . 2 Q ....., , . .- '-- , , , ..:.1'g J:.!3.Ll:a5.:....2-vq-4-'5 1v-:. . , - 1 'A - . 'r A A P 1 -jg . ,,-,,...,..7..-.mdg ,,,, ,X . A A. Q A - , .. ,,- -H ,. 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A if 7 7 7 7 7 f' 7 zf w f f'l 7 1 4 , Q Our old rival Atlanta came to our home floor on February Q 4, to get revenge for the defeat we gave them. The score at I the half was tied up l2 all. At the end of the third quarter, 6 they led 25-25. 'When the horn blew at the end of the game, f the score was 51-57 in their favor. Q 0 After this last defeat, the boys were mad enough to do ' anything. They just about did do everything when Minier cane f over here and we beat them by two points 49-47. This was Q Minier's second defeat of the year. 'Wilcox and Steffens were Q high point men with l6 and l7 points respectively. 1 rl After defeating the Tazwell County champions, we went to Q New Holland to try our luck on the Logan County champs. The Q boys were tired and were not able to make the grade. New Q Holland won 54-56. Q Again, we came back to our feet by defeating Stanford Q 56-29. Lynch was the high scorer of the game with 20 points. 5 Danvers came to our floor and again we showed them our I strength. We won 75-58 and again Lynch led the scorers with 50 points. On February 20, Carlock came to McLean to find out what the McLean temu had. Well, they found out when Lynch made the highest scoring record of the year--55 points. We won 77-52 This game was for the benefit of nThe March of Dimes.n We traveled to Mackinaw on February 21, to play a hard game. At the end of the half we ledp 24-21. They gained on us through the third quarter and were in the lead 55-55, but finally we overcame their lead and won 49-45. The last game of the season was with Beason at the New Holland District Tournament. Steffens was out because of sickness and Swearingen had a sprained ankle. 'We had already beaten then twice this year, but the boys couldn't get gcinq and we lost 55-52. This defeat ended the basketball season and high school basketball for seven seniors. Sage Steffens, John Wilcox, Harold lynch, Paul McGuire, Harold.Westerfield, Bill Hinlmnuf and Ansel Stubble field . Richard Gale l'IlIIl'l'l'llIllIllllllI I ,-:IQ ..', ,:' 4'--. uh- A--V -53 Q, . :N 1 --sf 1. ---'qw j I. . ,,,,,.....g,.::.,:?.g,:,ez.::..-ai.,w5'f.,,A:.J . , 1 ,iv . A Q 'H . yr, ,, , . T , -,1f-4:.gz..-:3:gl.1.:r1u-- ff :. -- ' - ' A -. rv '-'1---z':,'s?i.::n 'f ,1f i'. 1 . ' 'VT i .f:'1.f::.:, ..r.,.,..1.,.a-,,,. ,. . :-::'z:F:'--.,'-:-::f.- ,. .v,l.::..-,: Zig, Q N. ,. ', K - -' - 1 . ., ,. . ., .-- iff' 1715LTER!?f?FEa7!.'-3'f??-fE5i+f'f?ff1FfQT?f??i'?'?fE. ' ' .'::r1'fff:.'1 1'1T'T1fY - f ' r M L ? . .Yf-.-'-- f ,j, ,A x -r '1 . .,, .. 1. 1 -1 ,,, - ,.. 1' AYAUU' ' ' af if ,f 17144 I Seeond Team 2 November 15 McLean Downs 71 there H November 19 McLean New Holland 22 here I November 22 L'cLean Minier there f November 26 hbLean Carlock 2? there , December 5 McLean Heyworth 40 here ' December E McLean Season PS here I Decemper JC McLean LeRoy 23 hare Y December 13 McLean Armington 11 there I December 17 McLean Waynesville Z4 here ' December 19 McLean Normal Community 55 there , December Z0 McLean Stanford 15 here ' January 14 McLean LeRoy 22 there January 16 McLean Heywerth E7 there January 51 McLean Beason 55 there Feoraary 4 McLean Atlanta 42 here February 11 McLean Minier 40 here February 12 McLean New Holland 19 here February 14 McLean Stanford li there February 18 McLean Danvers 25 here ' February 21 lmLean Mackinaw 24 there f i I Freshman-Sophomore Tournament 3 March 15 McLean zo HA!-tsburg as at Atlanta 1 March 14 McLean 27 Atlanta 44 at Atlanta had 9 wins to 12 losses. Freshman-Sophomore Tournament height and they wen 20-23. scorers with 7 and 6 points respectively. The next night we met boys eouldn't get started and they led us all through game, winning 27-44. Van Hoorn and Swearingen again led scorers with 9 and 8 points respectivelys Atlanta for third place, but .l'lZl I d'l'I.lulul.lAr.l4r4'l.l4va'l'I I -, V f-gqgl, .4 ,t.,.A-3 , ' ' -, 1 . 1,... . , ., ,.:.-. 2 'L . iv:-.L-3' , ' A A-A Y' M A, ,A - f' .'.Zff1':- ,.'.ff.-...'C!- AA-.373 'T . - 4 - - -A ff- -, 1 441.'-141.2 -.4-.7-73-7 ,- ' -- -3-,,, f - .. ' 'L31ZI1:,,' '.'.'l -I--ftflni 'QC ' ' -4' 3-W 'A A get A ,1,,...Y,.:f,4-?.:.,..-:B-1.-h ,, , - . g. 11.15. L- The second team, also coached by W. A. Craig, did not do so well at the first of the yearg but, at the end of the sea- son they wen four straight to show great improvement. They The first game of the tournament, we came against Harts- burg. At the half we led them 10-9, and at the end of the third quarter we led 16-15. But our boys didn't have enough Van Hoorn and Swearingen led --1 .. --fa 4... .A ..I'1. .Qi . .LQJU-1 Rf ...V ...L4 I, 1.1. :, l the the the the -Q I -r ,- 3 1 ,. T. fp-3 Q. , Y, .. K x ---- -4 'X .l:',.'. ,.. fl? f.1f..PV-L'-. xr- , .., - I-5 -v ',,f-'ag ,.-,.. pax.. 2 , in -: 'r-r ?'r '7 gf f., , -V, -1 ,v Q 74-, , , , v .,, , , v Af ,' J J .,' ' f 1' f ' . ,, ,,..N ...- -,- .J ,,, , A, iv. -, . .AQ -Q D 4 L I -- .1 1.--. .H ga ., .J ,.., 4.1 ...' ,Q ..-, I- 4' ,..4: 5. , , f ,,. ll A S E I3 'fi . ff ' f. '4 - Ark Q I-Elk V 1 gx,EM :LE fum: bm WLM P' 4 , -, LX- 20,12 Qp1'Z'zsarx, ALE , f.. saver, M., v.f2ste:rl'ie1i, klilcfx, L.,lzxs:f2.1i, -ox-lozx, F. iiildeoz ami!.,, Crlllders, Mr. Paulsen, Mivlsefr. Dcttom: Q't4:t'1'e11:', ia:-mfr-, Llorgfau, :3wvz1:'lr1gen, Lynch, Vaniiorn, kilridmarz, Farnsfar, I-ioblnscm. 35' ig.. , M.-3 ff , . ' 9 .. ' V 1 5 wmv,-.. ...gf V 9 Y fx f:' 17'f - Q ' 4 ' Q V 4 X -il 'f n , .gl ff K X v - uf . ' rg, ,- I: ti, Q - W1 . 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'22 JY: -., 1 Qgfilifg, 4,f:1j!ggvL:fEgL',, rp' - f 1 .-1: ' .1':,41,.- rx , ,fy-5, .l gift. ,- 7-Ara?-f'2I'3-ir?Lt+':fx1':1:'Tf'fg?ggEff::1. f2i,.g:f' .zu rl- 1:4 :':1.'. -TQT'fyQQTf2f1S 'f'1: 1 qi I. -, -Q ' ' 4 '---!rf1::'L.3..' ' 1. ' 'ft' H, .L-5 5 I W .i ,141 5-fic... 1 .V Z .-,,,: l 5-5. L. I :f viii, up 5. 1' .I Al '-AY4l'AfHl'4f I'If1'i'm ' Aff AF AJ .3j,Q,Q Baseball 'uf' Qflg? September McLean 18 Downs 1 At McLean fgj sjf September lhlean 16 Carlock 4 At McLean fJf'2.fi September McLean 4 Danvers 3 Af Danvers V ajjykqf September McLean 6 Armington 9 At Armington 1wQ543ff, September lkLean 2 Atlanta 8 At McLean .gfiaygb September McLean 25 Stanford 9 At Stanford s f'fuf'. October McLean l Heyworth 17 At Heyworth Q'f5f'f October McLean 2 Atlanta 8 At McLean ... fr-.f, . yi. The baseball team started out the sports season with a 1- , -,-. Uzbitaf. J: f ., r..' U . L-g.-.:- i., -la-. -- .----Je'-if j'.:..L2Z'::A:2X!5-x' if- ?1f'ifU':::': ' 'Vi'-1.,z. ZTIl'i t f-V3' ',, l' . . -nurhra. F' a',::y . .....,.-1-:- n,:, .74 - .' ?..:.:g.':l:,r1:', 71.51-a.--ls-v--. fffzgf 'fl'-jf-'-1ffEf'i.::s::. .l ,f,T, ., .,1,n.,-,-4 ,A'.f-s1?,52iH L -' -- ' - r ! '1! ..C2'.. QAMQQ55. .---' H :331l:' . . f.. .. , , .,.5,f. -...--u' x '1., '77, new coach, Ralph Paulsen. They won their first tow games against Downs and Carlock with a good margin, but when they came up against Danvers on September 16, they lost 4-9. Again the boys were defeated in our next game by Armington 6-9. When they came against Atlanta on September 24, lthey lost, which was a very hard defeat for both the coach and the boysQ On October 3, we went to Heyworth to meet our most bitter defeat of the year 17-1. Our last game of the season was played at home against Atlanta on our nHarvest Festival Dayn, and again we lost to them by the same score of 2-8. This was the end of our 1946 baseball season, with three wins and five defeats. 1 -v- 3,1 ll 1 J 3' 'fixQYEZFSFlfiiiiiijiffff?Li!L'lI'.5?'1j2I,5i?f'5+:f?F55f?ES5'I?fEiii'lrii:7efiii'LfI'iff:T -f5'iQfIili.iQ!fzii:EEli?-'ffllffzz A . uf. , -ff f-1--I .4 f A ff:..,':,-: .....-.-.- -,.. . .. 1 ....- rf' . .M 1 -- -- '-1-- '-- 1 !7 l 'f?1., .., .4.. ..-3-44:1-1y:r'x1.L5, ,:-X ':.:' -f'h 7 .2 h!!tvl7f:r.l:' . ' y- - - f : 'f'2 iI 'r'Ei--'lv'7 i1:f5fg,,,72U!'fTi7S'ffiflgg,-pg,1:11T?g: , -533:35-,gg gi,-' ' , .. .,, ,.,-.... ... . s ' H 1 - I Urn, ',,,, , -.. ..,. . -K ,M -. ..., ... ,, - ..1g,- A U , ,-,,,.,,. 1. ,..-.- .--A-1 .. . I N 1-.H .,.2. ., .,,3 - -- , 2,-ri. 4 . Afr-fga5lQ.g11:f1 -- -'f:g:g':f:r.r'r3::'1ffi I ' ' . 1. I ' ' 1... ., 14 - - f f T. .E1..J.T.s-1.-.g-I-----f 2 '. ,,.,i1, 4...-, - ' V I 'I ' ....,..,,- -Q '::'.r.-1 --F--H'- '.::1.f..1--rf - L.r .,7 a- - ' ' 1 A... iffw? LTL?- , ., ..... .. -.- ., ,,, , ,. ,. .... . ......-..... -, V . ' .i.L,g'3:1::T:1f'r7F'tla'4:rf''::fj1I-I rt-'-' f,'.'I.' , 1 Y - . V. - : 'q',:: !:'5.,, '- F-1-H ,, . ,..,,,...-4,-v---' gnv- :'!,f..,.-1l-- - ' ' . riggj , g ,. , -Q Q' ' 'SQ , . Lf - Rf. ,xg-qv . , . V u,,,, . 3 ,, , ,.A,,Q3-3'51,-'7-:- .V ,. - 4. - U wwf. ,-,iii fr., .. .,,. ,. . . X., ..1,. Y V Spring Sports Illllllllllllll I Ea-seball Track I ..... ..... Q April 24 Downs April 18 LeRoy May l Heyworth May 6 Gridley Relays 5 May 6 Armington May 15 McLean Co. Traci: Fleet 1' lhy 7 Atlanta lhy 16 'District Track Weet- 3' hwy 15 Stanford Peoria Central High l Q McLean, for the first tire in many years, has a track- Q team. The team is under the direction of' Wilbar Craig. The ' boys have taken great interest in track and 16 boys have ron 3 ported for practise. 5 l Dallas Beyer Ralph H01-gan 4 Bill Farmer Alonzo Rouscy l Richard Gale Sage Stcffens i Isaac Garner Delmar Swearingen I Bob Graber George Van Hoorn , Roy Hall Kenneth Walden 4 Fred Hildebrandt Harold Tlfostorficld 1 I Harold Lynch John Wilcox Bill Allin Bill Farmer Isaac Garner Bob Graber ffl 1 --, Roy Hall Fred Hildebrandt Eugene Winstead ,llllllllllllllllllllll Nr. Paulsen had 14 boys out for spring baseball, five gtmes scheduled. The following make up the tccum Harold Lynch Ralph Morgan Sage Steffens Delmar Swearingcn George Van Hoorn John Wilcox Richard R. Gale wi th ,v,, ,, ,,,, , I NFt:',4,M-In , ,4-.,nu1, - -T.. J-1. - svn J It M.1't'y'I1:..:l,-.-V, --V- - - 'l'4f5'7 4--Eszri. ' 55-1fffffF:'jf1r:f54.'fUi'gE7:.T2'g' X L g 1!2.J..1f- ....x.115i5f-F, ' . ' , ,-'1 .'.'0T ' V,--'Th 1'77'f1-'- '-'zr ::?T?fff- 1 . 4-Y. r r Y'--A-inf' A H --ur ' u A f U3 1571, if Ja ! i. 'I ga- f - ki.. . L' .s- V. -sf'-N 51111, , 1...1ra,:.:L2': Jil-1-'iff At- 11-fe'---1-- ' 'r i . ,- ..,..,,..,:-v-o-H ., . A ,,.--4-'JH awff1:fS?.'ffr3?fss'1f?4Htl!f ' ' I i65: :g!'1', ff'7x1':7':-'rf' f-Biff' ,U ...,, . ,.Q,.,,. rg , 1.' ' , i, lil 171' AYAI' . AY el'4Y.Al'AY4lV1l'l'AYTl'lV' 4'lVal IP A4 Calendar Septu 3 TTeshmen up Started out The first d At dear old The Student to Seniors with eagerness, ay of this school term W. C.H. S. 52:92, 2 Baseball season opened With a victory over Downs. 'We expect to do as well In games with other towns. Council oarty Was really lots of fun, Dancing and refreshments 'Tere enjoyed by everyone. .QCP .L 922- 5 .llllllllllllllllll lll Argu ents were hot today Invitations and rings: the subject We hope they suited everyone Including those who did object. Today the Juniors took s trip An English project to complete. New Saler was their destination, Results: Interesting tire--sore feet. Octo fl- Zqhayrack ride was given By our new Freshman Class, Ile had a lot of fun, and Hope it won't be the last. 'j, .i,-1-.-L,'r--FHM -A.,-7 f 1j'Aj :j, ' ' gf , W 'U' I.. ., TLC . Ai., .M- ' ., . 'V 'V A 'ilififf-.' :tiff-'ilff--f' . , . ' 1 ' 'f F-H' Y , .15 .L:'.'.'.f-,Q-?Qf1jT,Z:'Cri'4Ilf,f1'-i- - I A ' g ,I 1 ' .' -T,.1.', 1.'.L:-.-1-.fi-3:3 : ,rg Q .7 , . . 'Inf-1:?r:.g:3:lr.:.j1AQ--:Ag K: u., - lg .. e , . '.1-I-V1 ,y,,- L, . ' , . ,L..Ji' ' g. ' '.-: ' .: ' ' ' '- . , fl ' f f'7.Iffl.' Y . .1' -- 11 ' .,,...n - 4-'- f,,... .L:. .. . -4 M- '. '-1, ,- .. ..., '1r.'tl:1rf,.,HM v lr.1br1f.,.x.-.. .J . I., QA .yi h I N Q' X gi XXXL1'3'f-get I E? V7v'!- u.YlIl I E' 111,11 Ill!! Aa ! L 'lil X13 X - 'QYIQPJV Oc 7 Conference for the teachers From all over Illlnols. Thls was a vaoatlon day For every gl l ond Joy Oc ll Owe 11 weeks over in veL o vo Kftor oallnb our tests Ne role oar r d s are1't w Oo'l:.l5 r Hawkln ' Stuflo or xe r sae, o nas mount. X TQ 3 ' Sv 'Cf KPN wr X ,Q if Qgw. 7 L c o e E nad a Slumber Party Lo sleew was our deslre Ab nearls froze Lo deaoh 3 ause there was no flre xf Qfx ook leclde on a party ourne Loo to b a sla e lt we M ld at FunV's Grove Rlnk nnl cveryore tafed 'tll late. Nov. 15 traveled oJer to Downs For Lhe Vlrst basveoball gave of tue season le woo 7 o Good pladlnt w s the reason. o 22 nnorkel s X feels bone by md blll so much to Lo, But 1 1 doesn'o oother students Stu xlob 1S tlll 20 s ldoo ' ..l,.4i.J..,7.,1. I . lll.MsU- ..s,, l.H,ll.m-llA,lql- .... U.--l0m,ll-lll- . -,. li , e , , , ,, , I rv 3 7lgffL'v:sx:fffcwf ., , ..:?1 f.,+v-ff .w.-1- if-i-If - I ' 3' I? sl Q 1 t. P Q f r + ' V ' E 4 L A V . X. b i 1 . . K lj r v A A y 5. I' C. 1 fc l 5 1 L. - 3 Y tu . 'L P lg ST- - s QA F 1. 'C -I u t C ff J ',j, ' 5 a e 2 lo . 2 s 1 - l 1 -f Q f- .l-.. ..g. 5 2 To I . 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Club sponsored ,cj Q A party in Study Hall. j' C-N X The occasion was Christmas 4:51 And it was enjoyed by one and all. 'I 1 ...VIZ Dec. 20 . 'Xtfla-s-t' a two-week vacation Without a thought of school liost of the students worked at home Thouf- h some of the boys played pool At the county tournament games The crowd with hear-tiness did cheer. O , The boys had hoped for first place But settled for fourth this year. .kyixxisg Lfl 232- .Qi 62311251 Semester exams '-QL:Vf2g'.'1 Hard study !.cZ Refi Tough tests f Xxx' i, If More study! f -,fy Q 'J BL' mf? xxx Jan. 27 y X TI-cfmeals at school, Cafeteria at last. Compliments of-- Miss Kieszling's Foods Class. 91 2 '- 51 E: Er Di K lg? xfyxs 1. 1:55 Q. 43 , 5 Feb. .ll 7A f, 1, The most exciting game A25-'J'-ffffy-Q 5, Of the basketball season, 3 Minier here-- - Resul easin' 2. 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March 7 el The Dr'e'.matics Club had 9. party fl Decorated with lights so bright. v There were refreshments for all ig And dancing, the interest of' the night. I I March ll Track season has opened I. With twelve strong men, f They have practised a lot pg And hope that they will mn. I March 18 f Today the teachers went to I.S.N.U. I While we stayed home to play. f After our vacation we returned To school, feeling very gay. March 28 Time came for another party Sponsored by the H ome F-c. Class It was to honor the basketball boys And was found hard to surpass. March 29 S'e'x7e'n 'students entered The District Music Meet Three fir-sts, three seconds, one fourth Kg L 5+ None suffered defeat. I-I 'F . . ! A LT .2 in Good Friday fl im--':::'A'-F-tg:-:- Bc hoo l di smi s se d- - ,jf'7' A ' Back again 'I No casualty list! I ff r!r:::l'1!::-:: .Li-Ta' F:-aIAI:4L' L.J..A--n-5111.1 K -Y1IZiAA-l.n-L v - 5 nlxs.. 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May 22 25 S6'1OfS take exams On the 25 of .av Last day for them But others have to stay 2128 The last event of the vear Commencement day at last For twenty Senlors Hlgh School days are Past .JKIF 1Vil' JY JVJY q' ' I as 1- PE , - A P 5 L A ,I ?4 Yi r . . lr . A e 'I lr fl' , A i , f ' i '. 1. .Q 2, i , wt Ma tl' ' T ' . l .. A -- ' ' ' ' 2 ' r ' . V7 ' - ' 9 wi . ,V . ' V MB. i5 4g T y . P E 1 I k Ti ' 1 y ' 0 5 Y V ' I .U 1 I rf In . 1, . V I - xrr ' 3 . lv, -7--fr 7. . . . . i . 1 - . r M Q.. , , T .4 ' .. ' '- 1 A 1 Q . , U. ,L 1' A . ' l f l ' s s I Ja - .. mm. ' -, ' A .14 ,1,,1gg4--'3-- . -. .951-. .w .1 I I Q: -4 ' . - .. 4 : , ' , - r fl' '- f 5 vagyfx I -1- 'l C.. X . '- Qgipi gl - A i i .Tk p K, Lv f .A In 'g, Milli Q! . U .'gd X .xlevw My L . v ' 'A rf .,ie3lESiE5.f+.f.2 f . v--. --H 'X v'3 ! f:1i . I M . .L 4,5 - 5--1Q,?1q11 1'L jr- i ..... 712 ,-,gg .... ' f' . fi. H F YQ .1 5'L i ' ilflffgligf 1 .V - V ly V c , if fy . 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W.Jorda:'r I. f Hostesses: f Alice Bowman Lois Foley 5 Shirley Lane Barbara Girdler 9 1 November 7 i , Slu ber Party at high school I Program: Games, Stunts, and Songs 1 Business Meeting Hostes ses: Carol Hildebrandt Betty Charle s Bonita Jordan Betty Curti S December 12 Luncheon: Business meeting Program: Christmas music Hostesses: Joyce Ford Alice Hildebrandt Janet Ford Zella Mae Tial den December 17 All School Christmas party Program: Games, Dancing, Gift Exchange, Caroling. 1 E!-lfaglrdfi:W'rl!:3g?fv'T:.1f:v:rPr:?'f -- .V '-f'7L::T'rTf!i7r1:'7r1t '1lT'?Y1: ' 1 5H,.,Z : ,,,, .A 11-21.21-' ' .'gj '.-:. '2. '. I T. fi'T ' R1.Jf ' g January 4 I Date Party at the high school ' Program: Games, Dancing I Luncheon and Business Meeting Q I 1 Hostesses: 4 Betty Rae Reese Janice Bowman i Evelyn Criswell Yvonne Hamilton T February Q 5 Initiation of new members Potluck supper held in assembly 3 Business Meeting Hostesses: - .L Carol Hildebrandt Jo ree Ford 4 is 5 I Zella Mae'Lalden Betty Curtis A y 'E March 1 J Hobby nicht new at community Hall E y Program CSpeakerD ------------------------ Hrs. Dan Buck 1 Luncheon and Business Meeting 5 Hostesses: Barbara King Doris Van Hoorn April Mother and Daughter Banquet Business Rfeoting Hostesses: Vary Beers Betty Shafer May Program for the community Hostesses: Bett Charles 1,1 I 'f llfllvlf l'l7 . , ':1L.,.. f , , -.,,, Wi.. .-.. .....A , , .arf '..:-.-- . .,.., --Z , , - -N I . , Q 'ZC'14'! 1,IfiL-17-.1 ., - , -I -- .- Donita Girdler Geneva Gordon Bonita J ordun Janet Ford Alice Hildebrandt Mir Walden - , .. ..- 4 - . . t ,-.W , . .,..,,,,. . , . .. Il--.vw .,5 .r I v 1 M X V l ,1-'- mfg: .gnfziaxf-5 ff .i'S1-L . 1' - ' . . 1 , ,V , wbvvus. L. to H. 'Pop ROvN Middlo Row' BOLtom ROVi Y lg vw ax--p fx XA. I F w 'w u ,N U ,N ,, 1 Y-3.1 1... x mx A 'LANL A.LL. 21. 1 x T W- M . , xv, ww, , JW XC ' Nr, 0. amni- . Pmvman, S. Lane V' H . '- .- 'T f W i FI 1. -. ., Q. vratcnlcy, D. Jovuan, M. Johbnon x 1 rv 1 , , azui 5. Litmiuzu 1, fi. LfO3xfTH11, ll Vfwf, J. Wilcox, l. wmrvm X .T T7 v . J. AJ3.LL:5'. 4, A. Cuikifz A 7 2 1 f. A APY, L. KLLH, 2. lon, anu D. Van H f1H.lQv, M. users x A2911 . 9 9 3 3 5 CH RUS kk. fm, ClUB A N-2 Twp: Ralph Morgan, Mill Huck, H chard Gale, miss Kendali, -Tvirur Totfcmr Lvmlyn Crisweli, lnwsie qenedfnr, Janice Ymwman, Rw'v fufwv nrnara firdlsv V, . sp . ,gay-fi--' I 'f,j'.l' 5-V-jf5,g:f,:: ,Lia I --,'g1. ..-.,f-.vs 1 1-f .,. v ,,,, ,A...-- F: ...,.. -Q--f- ' -' ,, M-.. ,V -- -1,-az: ,' .,,-.. Nl- fg- 'l.L.L12JS-l- -,f,,-,,T..f' 7 v6 N,J1.1. -me :fe N wan! L ,xr v4 Lf' 4 -Q V V -3' i- .'.' . . ,. -fw- . - ',:,1gr1!? J I 1 1 A Ll 'f-ai-1 Music Mrs. Sherwood, music instructor for the McLean schools organized the following high school groups during the school year: Band In late October, twenty-eight beginners started lessons on various band instruments. Seven of these nfell-by-the-- waysiden from various causes, but the remaining twenty-one performed at the annual basketball banquet April ll. Girls Glee Club --Tliis organization, composed of seventeen members worked hard on sal figgio exercises, voice placement, and song inter- pretation all year. They met only twice a week, but took part in several activities, one of which was singing at the Junior play. McLean County Music Festival On April 25rd the boys and girls glee clubs participated in the VcLean County Music Festival. The program was broad- cast in the evening, and all participated in the boys and girls numbers respectively. A mixed Octette represented us in the mixed numbers. 52553 5122 il This wus a small group of only eight boys, but they sang in the festival and gained good musical background during the year. District Music Contest On March 29 seven members of the glee clubs entered in the District Music Contest at Wbodford High School and Long- fellow School in Peoria. They gained honors of three Division I, three Divisions II, and one Division IV awards. The three students in the Division I went to the State Contest for all D class schools in Macomb on May 4 and 5. Although this was our first year in music work of this kind for quite some time, we feel that we have benefited greatly from Mrs. Sherwood's help and direction and hope that the community has enjoyed our work as much as we have. Boniti Jordan , Y, V W'-5 K nun-fun.,--sunt :,.lI7tluV-.ll 3-ff fwf- . MAN, :,,,g:,. as A ?:',.'7,'i5-ir.--bfi:fe - 51. M 7 ' , ' . .A K - Ml' JV 'xvu1aH1WdVL5pn:'1:Lauq. h , ' . 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' V ' lift' . -T -- I I I' I I I I'I'0I I' 'I I'IA I I' I I J I I' I I I! ' -jjijimi' g'j.5z.g.,,, .,, ,.. ..,..... ., . ,. 1 ' ,w1-.,.,....Afw1r- 'J ,. v-...,- ,,...-..... -- , ,L A I ,..,.,...,... V . Q ,,. ... .,. ., 'Q ' Latin Club News Richard Gale -------------------- President Ralph Morgan -1- --------- ------ Vice-President Barbara Girdler ------------- Secretary-Treasurer RUSS Jeanne Kendall ----------------- Seenser This year a new club, The Association for the promotion of Study of Latin, was organized by Miss Jeanne Kendall, who gave each member the magazine, nngiluim Latinum. Only eight members of the Latin I and II classes belong. The club is also a branch of the Junior Classical Society of Illinois. At the first organization meeting, Lois Foley was chosen temporary chairman, and she appointed Richard Gale, Barbara Girdler and Bill Buck to write the constitution. A Roman luncheon was prepared by Lois Foley, Barbara Girdler and Marjorie Benedict with the help of the Homemaking Department. A play HMalum Conciliumu was given by the Latin II class. Hr. Craig was a guest at this meeting and made an honorary member. At the December meeting, sack' lunches were eaten and a constitution adopted. Regular officers were elected, and the meeting closed after the singing in Latin of Christmas songs. The January meeting was held during cafeteria servings with Mrs. Hall as guest. There was no February meeting because the girls were busy with cafeteria York. Valentines were written in Latin and were exchanged in class tire. OH Merch 13, H SHCK lunch was enjoyed as theifarch mee? ing. Mr. Ralph Paulsen was guest and enjoyed the clay USat- urnaliau which follpwed the lunch. On April 15, another sack lunch was held in the English Room. Ralph Morgan took the part of the stern Roman school-master with the Latin I girls and his cdleagues in Latin II as pupils. All the faculty were invited to attend this meeting and to bring their own sack lunches. In Nay, the last meeting was held in the form of a pic- nic on the school yard. Invitations were issued for all who knew any Latin to attend. Barbara Girdler .-x,ggq,H L, ,.n-nugvf I In, 4-yum- -i..-,-.-.pun-u....: l, A ,, . --mfs-. '- , . - V ' - - ' ' ' 1 v ,,- ,2...,.- v L- .. - -r 1 1'-,.. 1'f-- -'- 5-1-':'z1t:.. H A . - . , 13-1-pg-A-'X ':'.f.'1fZ1T'Q757?Z:.':. C!1'L-f-V5 :Q ' V - ' - v . ' 'f 'Y .'g'A....... - -5' -' '7 ' I .14 ::: 5.f'.i,tQ'..' '3?1f7lfF3-753Qr755r'7-I- V ' - in cw. . .M . , --1.:' .e . g , , , , ff 3,,f,. ,, ,.,.. 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