Meredosia Chambersburg High School - Chief Yearbook (Meredosia, IL)

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Juniors MARY BROWNING President BUD HYATT THEDA HOBBS WAYNE DARYLE NORTRUP Secretary WANDA JOSEPH TEGEDER BEVERLY GREGORY Vice-President ROBERT WERRIES ALENE HULETT RAYMOND McDANNOLD SCHLICHTING RUTH BERGHAUS DICK SIMON Treasurer PATRICIA RUYLE, Rep. TED DICKMAN RANSOM 12

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Class History In September 1946, we started our career .at M. C. H. S. as fresh- men. There were twenty-seven of us, each with the typical freshman spirit, eager to make the most of our next four years. Those answering to roll call were Leland Alhorn, Donald Allen, Stanley Allen, Joanne Allen, Bobby Joe Barth, Patsy Coulson, Lillian Dennis, Marion Dawson, L a w r e n c e Floyd, Vernon Floyd, Billy Joe Gregory, Loretta Gregory, Romayne Gobel, Ella Mae Hall, Betty Heit- brink, Marilyn Hobbs, Winston Lacey, Jacqueline Looman, Joan McDaniel, Tommy McDannold, Joe Newman, Wanda Nortrup, Bobby Rausch, Harold Surratt, Daryle Tegeder, Jack Vanhyning, and Pauline Watkins. In 1947 we are sorry to say we lost six of these students. The urge to marry seized Joanne Allen and Loretta Gregory. Lillian Dennis moved, and Romayne Gobel, Bobby Joe Barth, and Lawrence Floyd grew weary of books and teachers. We added three new students, Anna Brown from Peoria, Phyllis Moulton from Florida, and Roger Henderson from Lewistown, Illinois. The girls were with us only a short time. Phyllis married and Anna moved away. During this sophomore year we pre- sented the one-act play 10% Tommy . We were now Juniors, upper classmen, we felt we were really important! Those not reporting this year were Billy Joe Gregory, Vernon Floyd, and Patsy Coulson. Patsy moved to Versailles and Billy Joe and Vernon grew tired of the Brain Factory . During the course of the year Pauline Watkins and Ella Hall dropped out to marry. This year proved to be quite a hectic one. We gave a three act comedy entitled Crazy House which took much time and effort. Then we tried several other money making schemes to finance the annual banquet and dance in honor of the seniors. This aforementioned banquet was a Plantation Party . Just before Christmas vacation we received our class rings. We were very proud of them and like every other class, we thought ours were the prettiest. In the fall of ’49 we started our last trek on the High School road. Vernon McDannald entered our class. He took extra subjects in order to graduate in three years. We have a total of fifteen seniors due to the loss of Joan McDaniel and Roger Henderson. Joan changed her name to Deter and Roger moved to Hickory Hill Ranch in Mexico, Missouri. This year we presented the play What Anne Brought Home which has a cast of nine characters. At the time of printing we are planning a boat cruise on Lake Michigan from June the first to the fourth. We feel it has b e e n a very successful four years at M. H. S. and know the experiences will never be forgotten. 11

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Sophomores V TONY SIMON President MARILYN MAYES EARLINE THURMON EVELYN KNIGHT KAY LOO MAN Secretary HOMER COPENHAVER TEDDY RAUSCH LORETTA NUNN EVA MEYERS NORMA TWEEDY Vice President RUBY STAAKE JOYCE VORTMAN MARCIA POND HOWARD HALL MELBA FRICKE Representative FRANCIS FLOYD WILLIAM WATKINS MILLIE JOSEPH MYRA SEYMOUR STANLEY WALKER Treasurer ROSALIE FUELLING MARCELLA DAVIES BEULAH FLOYD 13