Metropolis High School - Illohmet Yearbook (Metropolis, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

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N we-que, ,- To the memory of Scott Hitterman the 1952 Illohmet is re- spectfully dedicated. And hope maketh not ashamedg because the love of God is shed abroad in our hearts by the Holy Ghost which is given unto us. Romans 5: 5. Wefropofb Communify .Mg 3,-Aon! Mctrouolis. Illinols 1This Page Snonsored By- .fuagy Sfofz Clafs Y Nt is ,g 'U' fuifofciaf gfaff W . ...X ...,-3-e,.l Standing:-Jack James, Business Manager, Johnny Thomas, Advertising Manager Robert Cummins, Associate Editor, Kenneth Searles, Editor-In-Chief. Sitting:-Phyllis Cummins, Art Editor, Pat Teasley, Sales Manager. Top Row:-Margaret McGhee, Linda Morris, Linda Adams, Ophus Evans, John Thomas, Robert Cummins, Jack James, Kenneth Searles, Mr. Highflll. Second Row:-Jane Smith, Phyllis Ragsdale, June Appel, Joan Eickholz, Dorothy Bremer, Wanda Kotter, Merlene Kreuter, Shirley Hempler, Mary Korte. First Row:-Phyllis Cummins, Clara Austin, Patsy Teasley, Nancy VVilliams, Jane Williams, Sue Moss, Nancy Burnam, Geraldine Kotter, Pearl Holt. N , ...., Y- 1 U-I V . Q: MLC., -1T..l--L -.4..,.q ,.. E ' z Q.....,. ,sl ' ,S K . --as fan.. hr . 'W' 5 A I an sn Y .T...,,,, sr-'r'U '-v A f-,i sfgg- rffftn ir. A '! i ij il., mx' lx I r' -0 v . f'? sa' i ,.f' FLOYD LASLEY President JEAN SMITH Oal' xxx, , s- I . 'li -W---n4n 4 FRED BONIFIELD RAY WEHRMEYER of glclucafion L. F. PARRISH Secretary RALPH CHASE 1' , E I . l . , ,Z ' .. wax 5 ,bw ' ti 4' - X 3-.M UN 5 I Ali 4 R. wz glcinailba First Semester mm-4 CLARENCE W. STEPHENS ALGEBRA I Southern Illinois Normal University, Ed. B University of Illinois, M. A. U wr .f 'cincipa Second Semester Q x R. C. FORD ALGEBRA I B. S., University of Illinois: L. L. B., Ben ton College of Law: A. M., Washington Uni versity, University of Missouri. ZF' iihals-. .ff f my-.A ,. -..- , Y , . fx. Qf.s'f V - CHARLES R. HOPSON Social Problems: Boys' Physical Education Coach: A. B., Carthage College. ROLLA F. LATHAM Algebra: Geometry: World History A B Western Kentucky State College: Bowling Green Business College: University of Ken tucky. fm ' :-Q, -45, .344 Q gffgg, Y - . ie . .1 , ,i A .. ' 5 I vi DONALD D. MCQUEEN Machine Shop: Industrial Arts: Assistant Coach: B. S. E., Southern Illinois University: A -- Graduate Student, Southern Illinois Univer- ' fa V sity. 1- f ' Q 2 . ,-4 J K I . 2 1 of 3. GEORGE SCHNEEMAN Social Problems: Civics: Economics: Coach: Assistant Principal: B. S., Little Rock College: M. S., Arnold College. IDA MCREYNOLDS Home Making I, II, II: Future Homemakers of America: B. S. E., Southern Illinois University. ELAINE MUNAL English Ill, IV: Rhetoric: Senior Advisor: Senior Play Director: Knox College: A. B., M. A., University of Illinois. I ,nv ,Qs X- N. -is av- pf- 1, f S ir 5 ,J A -A4 x v w.Xx..is..E. y Q I A R 4 as- i it fl X W' i A MYRTLE IIIGHFILL University of Iowa. JUNE WILLIS SMITH English 1: Latin 1, Ii: Junior PlaY Director: Southern Illinois University: B. S. E-. A- M-f University of Illinois. GEORGE SULLIVAN Soils and Crops: Farm Shop: Animal Hus- bandry: Future Farmers of America: Fresh- man Advisor: B. S., University of Illinois: University of Illinois Graduate School. OLIVER H. TRIPP Physiology: Chemistry: Physics: Honor DANIEL BOGART Chorus: Band: Glee Club: B, S. M. E., State Teachers College, Fredonia, New York: A. M. M. E.. Columbia University. DARRELL GLENN CUNNINGHAM American History: World History: Geogra- Dhy: B. S. E., Southern Illinois University Graduate School, Southern Illinois Univer- sity. Librarian: English III: B. S. E., State Col- lege, Springfield. Missouri: State College, Murray, Kentucky: Graduate Student, State l' fi c-- 1 pf! A? 9 s gf Q - 'b uv-.qu-r Society: Bookkeeper, Activity Funds: A. B., M. S.. University of Illinois. 1645 .4 'T' ? 7. 5 1 HAROLYN BROOKSHIRE Typewriting: Bookkeeping: School Paper A. B., Murray State College MARY OLIVE ANDERSON G. A. A University. 4 r Bw IIERSCIIEL DEVER I Algebra Ig Building Trades: Beginning Shop: Sophomore Advisor: B. S., Milliken Univer- 4.. A sity: Illinois State Normal: Southern Illinois , University. f I 5 -+41 CHARLES DOWNING Biologyi Junior Advisor: B. S. E., State College, Cape Girardeau, Missouri: Univer- sity of Illinois, G. F. HIGHFILL Geometry: Stenography: Business Arith- metic: Yearbook: B. S. E., State College. Springfield, Mo.: A. M., University of Mis- souri: State University of Iowa: University of Chicago: University of Pittsburgh: Colo- rado College of Education. DORA HOHMAN English II, III: Hi-Tri: B, S., M. E.. Univer- sity of Illinois, State University of Indiana in , il -Jn 41 JY English II: Girls' Physical Education B. S. E., Southern Illinois Q? 1 .4i Q ri IQ 1 SCHOOL BUSSICS AND DRIVERS -fi 2I'50I'll'l2 BlLl- S'-EETER MARY McoANlEL Custodian Secretary J. D. HEFLIN Custodian 'IW CJJS Z?m,! -M-. Q3 as Q as 'Qw- TR Q20 rn m -.Ls V :CH iThis Page Sponsored By-L cgwaafzfsi Jlffofoz 670. Ufam of 7952 Dfkaza MERLENE KREUTER. Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri Officer 4: Band 1: Woodwind Ensemble 1: Glee Club 4: Year- book Staff 2, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Class Officer 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: G. A. A. 2: Illinois Girls' State 3: Ring Committee 4: F. H. A. 4: Queen Attendant 2, 4: Homecom- ing Queen 3: Graduation and Baccalaureate Usher 3: Interclass Basketball Tournament 1. 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Prompter 3: Hi-Tri Sophomore Sponsor 4. ,. f l Hs.. DONALD CHICK F. F. A. 1, 2, 3: Treasurer 2: Reporter 3: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Secretary 3: Honor Society 3. 4: Magazine Sales co-Secretary 4: Class Sec- retary-Treasurer 4: Librarian 4: Stage Man- ager Junior Play 3. CAROL WALKER Band 1, 2, 3: Band 'President 3: Majorette 1, 2, 3: Woodwind Ensemble 2, 3: Glee Club 4: Hi-Trl 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: F. H. A. 4: Paper Staff 3, 4: Queen Attendant 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Interclass Tourna- ment 1, 2, 3, 4: Magazine Sales Leader 1, 3, 4: Class Officer 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Year- book Staff 3: Senior Play. dw , oi :L . 'O 4. .'c 3 I 55 - if GLADYS BREMER Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 15 Hi-Tri 2, 4. MILLEGE BREMER F. F. A. 1. 2. 35 Football 3, 4. MARIE BREMER Glee Club 1: F. H. A. 1: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 43 Offi- cer 4g Librarian 45 Honor Society 3, 4. DORIS BROWN Served at Junior, Senior Banquet 2. i-ts. .mio 'za ROBERT AUSTIN Basketball 2, 3, 4 ROBERT ANDERSON Football 3. PEGGY BOWMAN Football 2. 3, 4 Hi-Tri 43 F. H. A. 4: Junior Stand 33 Inter- class Tournaments 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. GWENDOLYN BORMANN F. H. A. 1.2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 G, A. A. 2, 3, 43 Hi-Tri 4: Served at Junior and Senior Banquet 1, 2. . ..I' in N l DORIS BULDTMAN F. H. A, 1, 2. 3, 4: Song Leader 3: President 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3: Interclass Tournament l, 2, 3, 4: Paper Staff 4. NANCY ANN BURNAM Glee Club 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 4: F. H. A. 4: Yearbook Staff 3, 4: Paper Staff 3: Baccalaureate and Commencement Usher 3: Magazine Sales Leader 3. IRENE BUTLER Twin Falls Junior High, Twin Falls, Idaho 1: Glee Club Hansen High School, Hansen, Idaho 2: Booster Club: Glee Club: All-High Play: Butte High School Arco, Idaho 3: Pep Club: Christmas Play: Newspaper Staff: Glee Club: Metropolis High School 4: Hi-Tri: Sen- ior Play: Glee Club: Newspaper Staff. NADINE CAGLE Hi-Tri 4: F. H. A. 4: Junior Stand 3: Inter- class Tournament 3. .ang Ls-.4 X pm Q- TVN, 'B- u nfl-1' .-mg' :sq -as--t I-5-h 4- ,.. rig, K -K - .., . .. .yiig-ff-V nav , X ,J 1 . A M . . ..,,,, in CAROLYN CARROLL Band 1: Hi-Tri 4. I DONALD CHICK F. F. A, 1. 2, 3: Treasurer 2: Reporter 3: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Secretary 3: Honor Society 3. 4: Magazine Sales co-Secretary 4: Class Sec- retary-Treasurer 4: Librarian 4: Stage Man- ager Junior Play 3. 1 oi' s gl. ' I. f' KENNETH cmLnm:ss . .wh a , Q ' vmcu. conulm ef I bf 5 fugws , 'K i te.ii,1 A in AP Q' PHYLLIS MARIE CUMMINS F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Yearbook Staff 3, 4: Art Editor of Yearbook 45 Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4: Hi-Tri Usher 4: Paper Staff 4: G. A, A. 4: Banquet Waitress 1, 25 Junior Stand 33 Glee Club 1, 4. MILLEDGE DIECKMAN ROBERT DISMUKES BARBARA DOYLE F. H. A. 4. A X . DORA COMER F. H. A. 1, 41 G. A. A. 2. JOYCE COPELAND Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1: Hi-Tri 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 4. JANIECE CORSON Glee Club 13 Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Oak Park High 2, 33 Hi-Tri 43 Girls' Choir 2, 31 Senior Play. ROBERT LOUIS CUMMINS Band 1. 2, 33 Yearbook Staff 2, 3. 4: Dedica- tion Committee 2: Advertising Manager 3 Associate Editor 4: Junior Play Usher 3. .-MM ., g ke- , :QQ E 1 G. C. . ' 4 , 'Q . X .1 . . PAUL DUCKWORTH GEORGIA EVERS GLORIA FAUGHN - - F. H. A. 1. 2: Hi-Tri 4: Banquet Waitress 1. Z by 25 Ring Committee 43 Usher at Spring Con- cert 3. gm its TOM FITCH . Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Class President 1: Paper Staff 1, 2, 3: Editor 4: Prom Committee 3. W5 . ' , 1- s, x 5 J Iilw Ai rl N x ,L ,Q-91. . E' Q K CLARA FITZPATRICK Q J AA CARL FORT 'N' ' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Y 1, ,,.. t lf . ,gsnflbmmff F 1 1 'i ' . A .. NI G . Q 2 I - REBECCA FUQUA Qi I . 'A WA K- 'fi Hi-Tri 3, 4. M.. v i .l.xCKs0N GILBERT V 5 X. wx X, I X L. X I X rm R ' CHARLES GILTNFIR , - Key Club 2, 3. ISICTTY GRIMES Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Intcrclnss Tournamont l. 2. 3: ek y Junior Stand 3: Yearbook Staff I: Illlllllllll 2.52 'inn X Stuff 13 Give Club 1, 2, 3, 43 G, A. A. 3. f X A i A 1 t , .'. X f '. gf .1 m..uNi-: ummm' . 4. lli-Tri 2, 3, 4: 1li'Tx'i Offlcf-1' 43 Ili-Tri In- , stzillation Uslivrg Ili-Tri Trio: G, A, A. 2. 3, A P 4 4: Interclass Tournamt-nt 1, 2, 3, 43 Glue K K 4 Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Junior Stand 3: Prom Com- mittee: F. 11. A., Yearbook Staff lg Paper Stuff 1: Band 1. . in-P MILLIIDGE HORM.-KN . , F ROSENIARY HARRIS Banquet Waitress 1: Ili-Tri 3, -4. SHIRLI-JY HEMPLER Glce Club 1, 4: Hi-Tri 2. 3, 4: Hi-'Tri Officer 4: Yearbook Staff 2. 4: F. II Committee 3: Honor Society 3. 4: Vice-Presb dent 3, Homecoming Committee 33 Ring Committee 4: Prom Committee 3: Interclass Tournament 1, 3. . A. 4: Parade LOIS HDRMAN New Columbia School 1: Hi-T ri 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 42 G. A. A. 2, 31 F. H A 4' Junior Play Usher 3, Prom Waitress Librarian 4. ALMA HOUSTON Ax fi . F. A, 1. 2, 3: F. F. A. Prcsidc-nt 3: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Glec Club 1. Z QUNQ l 'UQ IHCVVICY HUDSON RUTH ANN IIUFFMAN Sliclcll, Louisiana l, 2: F. H. A. 13 Glee Club 1, 21 Spanish Club 1: Oak Ridge, Tennessee 3: Glee Club 3: Christmas Nativity 3: Hi-Tri x ,, .. 'l 6 vi! xx -.-at f VF I , Q' Q-if I C w 1 A 1 ' Q i .4 4. Paper Staff 4: Glce Club 4: Senior Play. or ,L 1 I 1 '-H 'F' . .1 , .W ' :.- A - N i Rx fffj,-M-......... .mcic JAM:-is , iii Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Ring Committee 4: ft. Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4: Dedication Committee Q ' ' 5 2: Business Manager -1: Paper Staff 4. ' 'QD4 RUBY JONES ' in wa- Chorus 1, 2, 3: N. H. A. 1, 2: Hi-'Tri 4: C106 ' A 7 , Club 4. I E . if X 'kgs INF. X N' X QX. 1 i . I fl I r' , 5' iv l Qs S U, AE' 9 'ik 'Sh BOB JONES F. F. A. 1, 2, 3: Golconda High School 1, 2 GERALDINE KORTE Glee Club 1: F. H. A. 1: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Hon- or Society 3, 4: Junior Play Usher 3: Li- brarian 4: Banquet Waitress 1: Hi-Tri Usher 4 JOE KORTE Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Basketball Squad 2: Glee Club 3: Ring Committee 4: Presi- dent of Band 4: Senior Play. GERALDINE KOTTER Band 1, 2, 3: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: F. H. A. 4: Prom Committee 3: Woodwind Ensemble 1, 2, 3. VVANDA KOTTER. Hi-Tri 2, 3, 45 F, H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club In 1- , Q, cn... Ki ' 4' N 'E CLIFFORD KRUGI-IR Interclass Tournament 3, 4: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, DOROTHY LAIRD F. H. A. 13 G, A. A. 1, 2, 33 H1-Tri 4. GERALDINE LOGEMAN Glee Club 31 Hi-Tri 2, 4. JERRY MCBRIDE New Columbia High School 1: Cheerleader 13 Girls Softball Team lg Hi-Tri 4. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 41 Banquet Waitress 1, 2g Paper Staff 4. OLETHA KRAPER Band 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 42 F. H. A. 45 HiA'I'ri 2, 3, 4: School Paper Staff 3. JOHN KREUTER Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Bzmketball l, 2, 3, 4. MERLENE KREUTER Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri Officer 4: Band 1: Woodwind Ensemble 1: Glee Club 4g Year- book Staff 2. 4: Honor Society 3, 45 Class Officer 3, 41 Prom Committee 3: G, A. A. 22 Illinois Girls' State 3: Rina Committee 42 F. H. A. 4: Queen Attendant 2, 43 Homecom- ing Queen 35 Graduation and Baccalaureate Usher 33 Interclass Basketball Tournament I, 2, 3, 43 Junior Play Prompter 3: Hi-Tri Sophomore Sponsor 4. . 'N 2' fx if ., ' ,SX ':-+, . ve- i it ful iw il in AHARRY McGHEE, JR. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 2: U. S. Central Regional Soil and Water Management Win- ner 3: Band 3, 4. PAUL MCGINNIS Glee Club 3, 4. 1' Gnu 'iv' kr i' 11 ,,,..,g-L 5. 5 qua.,-5 1 .fi uv , ' p J A -.f E ' 11: . 4 .-ar' , 4 FLORENCE MEINDERS as E ' We ia Banquet Waitress 1, 2. GENE MILLER 5 if ig GF X - yi 4 A , . , t A ii fibff. ' A K.-'M - KAY MITTENDORF fuk ' Band 1: Basketball Squad 2: Glee Club 31 TF Y' 33156 new Graduation Usher 3: Ticket Manager of ' X Spring Concert 3. x 1 4' . 'TA' xy .fi NMI vi i K . W 4 3? ins R - ,., 1 K fd . . 'AN ' K , P inf , ,-- fan NEAL MODGLIN F. F. A. 1, 2, 3: Vice-President F. F. A. 3: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Vice-President Key Club 4: Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Band Librarian 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club Librarian 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Prom Committee 3: Ring Gommittee 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Library 4: Senior Play. SUE CAROLE MOSS Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2: G. A. A. 1, 2, 4: Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Pep Club 3: Panel Discussion 3: Hi-Tri Pianist 4: F. B. L. A. 3: Paper Staff 4: Chorus Contest 2. 3: Chorus Musical Plea- sure Time 3: Benton Consolidated High School 1, 2, 3: Senior Play. FLORA NEAL I. s' fs, 3 N as 1 fr 9 5 A X ' G BILL PARMLEY J0 E PI-TRGANDE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4- Track 2. DOROTHY PHILLIPS Glce Club 2, 3, 4: Banquet Waitress 1, 2. BETTY RILEY Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Paper Staff Senior Stand '-I. -13 XA HENRY NEICAMI' Babkctball 3, 4: Inter-Class Tournament 2. DIANE NUTTY Bziiid 1, 2, 33 Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3: Paper Staff 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Woodwind Ensemble 1, 2, 33 F. H, A. 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Interclass Tournament 1, 2, 3: Magazine Room Leader 2. .ll'l,IA NUTTY New Columbia Ilieh School l: Sccrottrv and Treasurer 1: Give Club 2, 4: Band 2 'I Paper Staff 3: Honor Society 3, 4: F. ll. A 4: Hi-Tri 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. BILL OLIVER Karnak l, 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Softball 2 ' A 'ws L, g.....,4s 'Qn bf .H QA as --:zz Bl-IV!-IRLY RIXIE Band 1, 2, 3, -1: Woodwind Enscinblc 2, 3: ,WVU , ef 5 1 X tu-'iw-t 4. -N 3 Q, VIERNA MAH ROSE .Iuppu lliizli School 1, 2: Glvo Club 3, 4: Hi- 'l'rt -l. l'Il.II-Ili l!0T'l'MANN HAI. RUSH Ftmibull 2, 4: I . F. A. 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Glue Club 1, 2: Protn Cnininittcc Il: Boys Sttitt: 33 lvlatiuigut' Football 3: ltimiagor Bask- c-tbull 3: lwluttngci' Track 2, li: Junior Play 3. Intt't't-lass 'l'otit'nuincnt 2, 3: Paper Staff 4. mix . 1 wiwvix ,V ' jus A ktfvx N if 'M .- PF, , 1 i QQ X Y, if Q - Q 1' . gg it I 'W DONALD RUSSELL JANE SCHNEEMAN gk , Glcc Club 2, 3. 4: Girls Bnskmimaii 'i'.mi-nn- X ' AQ A ment 1, 2, 3: Junior Play: Class Ofticct' 1 Q- K 5 Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: President 4: Honor Society 3 : h , 4: Football Que-cn Candidate -1. tc , . W ff' ' 1 'bg ' ' Imlsx' scumncx A x i F. H. A. 1: Ili-Tri 4. N L J ' KENNIZTH SEARLES A at .. Yearbook Staff 2, 3, -4: Editor 4: F. F. A. hr' 1 'TX is 9 , 1 E, I! 1 4 . 5 I Xia I fr 'W . .1. -'L r -Tl Qi gr k f, xL,.1 X lui -- V Q if i 'X 1 l. in 'L if? Q-R his-, X Y i MX N , if .., Bl-ITTY SIELBECK I-Ii-Tri -lg Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Banquet Waitress 1. BETTY SKEES Edwards County Senior High School 1: Glce Club I: Banquet Waitress 2. JANE SMITH Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Committee 2, 3. 4: Football Queen 43 Band 1, 2, 3: F. H. A. 45 Yearbook Staff 3, 4: Paper Staff 3, 1-Ii-Tri 2, 3. 4: Junior and Senior Prom Com- mittee 33 Glee Club 41 Honor Society 3, 4: Parade Committee 2, 3, 41 Woodwind En- semble 3. NFIL SMITII JERRY SEIBOLD ROBERT SHAIV JAMES SIIELTON LEWIS E. SHRUM if 1 1 JANET STOKES Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Interclass Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY STOUT F. H. A. 1,41 Glee Club 2.3, 4, G. A. A. 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 41 Interclass Tournament 1, 2: Junior Stand 33 Junior Prom Committee 3. MARTIN SULLIVAN Band 1, 2, Glee Club 1: Football 3. PATSY TEASLEY Paper Staff 2, 3, 41 Hi-Tri 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 45 Editorial Staff 3, 45 F. H. A. 2. .1 . 13. gxf. 'Q Wt, . ' J' A , Nix be if M it S kl' x j, in SNES. Q'- . at 'We tx as , Q-... t N . ' LOIS EVELYN TECKENBROCK New Columbia High School 11 Hi-Tri 3, 4: F. H. A. 4. JOHNNIE W. THOMAS Carrier Mills 1, 2, 35 Sophomore Play 2: Junior-Senior Prom Committee 33 Yearbook Staff 4, Yearbook Officer 4. PEGGIE TROBAUGH Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Program Chairman: Freshman Sponsor: Installation Usher, Trio: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Interclass Tournament 2, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Stand 3: Senior Stand 41 Prom Committee 3. WANDA VOLLE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 43 Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4. W CAROL VVALKER ' fir, Band l, 2, 3: Band President 3: Majorette if 1, 2, 3: Woodwind Ensemble 2, 3: Glee Club 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: F. H. A. 4: Paper Staff 3, 4: Queen Attendant 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Interclass Tournaa ' :Wi any .-- ment 1, 2, 3, 4: Magazine Sales Leader 1, 3. 7 . A 4: Class Officer 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Year- fv x hook Staff 3: Senior Play. ...MM G. W. VVILCOX 2 Key Club 2, 3, 4: President 4: Honor So- , ciety 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play. 3 filly' Bz1RBxXRA wlI.I,lAMS Band 2, 33 Ili-Tri 4: Majorcttc 3: GIPC Club . 4 1 3, 4: Interclass Tournament 1, 2. V., M L mru' vi'ii.i.mMs N, 'Q Football 1, 2, 3, 4. t ' b' A3 Q' , ig N c CHARIJCS W'lLl.lAMS A , 'N 5 A ' 'Vf 'Why A W P - Y 1 dag V LORFN KTINDHORST ' , F. F. A. 1. 2, 3. President 2: Kcy Club 2, 3: ,Un V 31, 1 Honor Sociv.-ly 3, 4: Band 3, 4. ,, A X 6. . Tri. Q.. i , 1 1.4. 4 . g . in -'Ax V za. Wrya-, John ay AT' li, A ibn - f . fi . sniofz I, Nancy Burnam. without attempt to alibi condition of my mind-allow me to say it's relieved-do will and bequeath the following to-wit: To my beloved cousin, Jane Humes, I leave my tenacious ability to study day and night for four long years: To Joyce Haynes, ex-freshman. I leave all the A's that I didn't make, and that should be plenty to get her through: To Clara Austin, bosom buddy, my charm and poise on test days: To all those who still have time to do it-miserable creatures that they are- I leave my stock in the school, the great stacks of books filled with the wisdom to quench their burning thirst for knowledge and the teachers to insist that they quench their thirst To the school, I leave all the plaques and statutes that they care to erect in memory of my schol- astic record there: To the teachers, I leave Peace. 'I'hey'll tell you It's wonderful. I, Loren Windhorst, in my unusually sane and sober mind do will to Charlene Rehlmeyer my ability to get along with all teachers: to my cousin Lois, my good grades in school tomitting English IVD: to Sam Dunning, energy enough to pass English III: to Wayne Kommer, luck enough to graduate in four years: and my liking for school to anyone who walks in the M. C. H. S. doors. I, Elgie Rottmann. in a somewhat sane and sober mind will my meanness on the bus to Billy Korte: and my abili- ty to type to Kenneth Bremer: and my seat ln English IV to Donald Rottmanng but my love for M. C. H. S. I'm going to take with me. I. Carl Fort, in a sane and sober mind will my posi- tion on the bench Alvah.l to Alvah Jr. Haneline. lKeep it warm, I, Gwendolyn Bormann. in my usual figure-it-out-fob yourself-state of mind leave to my brother, Kenneth, my seat ln Miss Munal's English Class: to Shirley Bolen, my seat in American History: to Mary Ann Korte, my seat 'last' ln band: to Dolores Kreuter, my ability to chew gum and, never get caught: to Linda Lou Morris, my love for shorthand: to Linda Adams, by Bookkeeping book, and to all the students who remain, the fun I have had in I. Joe Korte, in my sane but somewhat insane mind I, Flora Neal, my four years here at M. C. H. S. I. Sue Carole Moss, in my usual unbalanced state of mind do hereby bequeath to Phyllis Ragsdale all the pen- oils she borrowed she will have one I leave my ability may she use it to and never returned in the hope that from now on: to Barbara Schwegman to cross my eyes and wiggle my nose, her best advantage. will my 'singing ability to Edna Mae Procter. I, Wanda Voile, in my somewhat bewildered state of mind leave my seat in English IV to Patsy Hemphill: my ability to play volley ball to Peggy McCulloch: and to dear ole M. C. H. S. I leave. I. Shirley Hempler, in what I still insist is a mind, will to Donnie Park all the pictures in my billfold since he has already made himself welcome to them: to Betty Brunham, my habit of getting to school just as the bell rings-may they ring the bell by her next year: to the three stooges, Marilyn Hempler, Phyllis Cagle. and Mary Copley, I leave my ability to pass all my subjects. They'll need it! ! ! I, Geraldine Korte, in my somewhat insane but sober mind, do hereby will to Dixie Mears my seat in American History: to Janice Huffman, my passing grades in English IV: to Debbie Artman some of my much needed height: to Jane, my sister, my A's in citizenship as she will probably need them, but my love for M. C. H. S. and the teachers. I take with me. I, Kenneth Searles, with my uncanny brain twhich most people don't think I have! do hereby leave the fol- lowing: to John Hopkins, my ability to pass notes in the assembly and not get caught: to James Collie, my seat in English IV, may he enjoy Macbeth: and I, myself, leave! ! I, Merlene Kreuter, with mind affected by too much inebriated prune juice, do hereby will to the following: to Sonny, my little 6 ft. brother, my success in graduating in four years. lI'm sure he'll need itl: to Violet fCharliel Reynolds and Shirley Don Lynn, all of my hidden talents, may they discover and divide them: all of my wonderful memories of M. C. H. S. I shall take with me and always cherish. I, Johnnie Thomas, in my insane or sober state of mind do will to anyone who wants them any of my seats in any class-my grades, and my ability to get out of the assembly. I, Peg Trobaugh, in a miserable state of mind, leave my love for my four favorite teachers, Hohman, Munal, Bogart, and Cunningham to Eva Comer. Also I leave my Fort Campbell boys with Betty Riley until my return from my three years trip to Evansville, Indiana. I, Robert Anderson, leave my dearly beloved seat in English III class to my dear sister, Margaret: my influence on the girls I leave to Bill Bond: my not-very-good foot- ball playing, I leave to Joe Hobbs: I leave dear 'ole M. C. H. S. I'll be gone but not torgotten. The memories of M. C. H. 8. I take with me. I wish the other students luck. leave my first chair in band to Sampley, my ability to get along with Miss Muna! and Mr. Schneeman to Dixie, Janice. and Elaine. The rest that I have acquired, I leave to my next ot kin, Kathryn-she will probably need all of it. I, Jan Corson, in my usual frame of mind tblanky do hiy will to anyone who wants them, my books: to lamb llllman and hdne Watters, my fondness iq- lhg 9008: Oo Clara Austin. same of any height: and to my teaehp-s. I have up eniofz I, Phyllis Cummins, in my sane and sober mind l?l do hereby will to Patsy Bean all the boy's names in my school books and hopes she has better success with them than I had: to Violet Reynolds my ability to make up excuses to get out of Sehneeman's classes: to Marilee Sharpe my ever-squeaking typewriter: to Kathryn Kotter my ability to be in my seat in Tripp's assembly when the bell rings: but all the memories of M. C. H. S. I'1l take with me. I, Donald Chick. in a sane Hi and sober mind do will to Larry Teckenbrock what's left of the Chemistry and Physics Lab: to Don Seilbeck, the ability to pass English: and to the future students the teachers and the building. I, Martin Sullivan, in my unusual state of mind leave the following: to John Hopkins, I leave my skills in the Woodworking Shops: to Bill Bond, I leave my two lockers tone upstairs and one downstairsb: to Stanley Evans, I leave my scat in English IV room. I. Betty Grimes, in my sober but insane mind. will to Linda Morris my ability in basketball: to Sue Stout, my seat in English tif she ever gets that far.J I, Milledge Horman, in my unusual state of mind do hereby leave to Wendell Bremer my ability to talk in the assembly and not get caught: Also, I would like to leave my ability to slip into town, to P. G. Lillie: The rest of my wills and wishes I take with me. I. Oletha Mae Kraper, in my somewhat bewildered state of mind will to Jane Korte my seat in American History: my seat in Rhetoric to Patsy Hemphill: and my ability to play basketball to Jo Weaver. I, Bob Jones, in my sane and somewhat sober state of mind will my ability to get along with all the girls to P. G. Lillie, and my seat in English IV to Ralph Loge- man-may he live through Shakespeare. I, Clifford Krueger, in a sane and somewhat sober mind do hereby will the following: my ability to get along with girls, to Loren Stratmeyer: my seat in English III, to Lora Mae Loverkamp: my locker and key to La- vern Westerman: my slyness in sleeping in Mrs. Hoh- nian's study hall, to Billy Korte: my ability to study, to Everett Quint: my meanness on the school bus, to Lois Windhorst fMay she keep it alivel: my seat in the Ping- Pong room, to June Appel: my ability to get along with the teachers, to my sister, Mary Ann: but what I got out of good ole M. C. H. S.-I have to keep! I, Corky Kotter, in my questionable state of mind. do leave to Phyllis Ragsdale, my squeaky seat in English providing she doesn't have it ilxed fin memory of mel: to Jane I-Iohman, all my Rhetoric papers, if she can get them away from Miss Munal: to Marilyn Hempler, my ability to get to school early lwhich she definitely needs! l U: to all the girls of M. C. H. S. I leave?-- the boys! and to the boys I leave my sympathy. I, Geraldine Logeman. in a sane but somewhat sober state of mind, will to my sister Lucille my bookkeeping book: to Barbara Smith, my English book: to Dixie Mears, my grades in American History: to Shirley Don Lynn, my Shorthand book and I hope next year she can read all the notes that she is supposed to pass on: to Jane Korte and Frances Quint, my ability to chew gum and get caught: and to all of the students, my love for M. C. H. S. I, Nadine Cagle, in my sane and somewhat sober mind, leave to Phyllis Ragsdale my love for P. E.: and to all of the Gang my ability to get to school before the bell rings. The rest of my memories I take with me. I, Joyce Copeland, daughter of Joseph and Bessie Copeland, do hereby make my will. It is altogether flttlng and proper that I should do this. I leave behind my quiet disposition to Ellen Stoner and Katherine Kennedy. I also leave my seat in 3rd hour assembly to Yvonne Roussln. To my brother Glenn Allen Copeland lwho will be a freshman here next year! my ability to stay in the Honor Society and to get along with all my teachers. I take with me my knowledge and my pleasant memories, especially my memories with Becky Fuqua. I, Neal Modglin, my brainless brawn, but with some- what of a judgmatical COCOANUT, do hereby will my first seat in band to Marvin Burton: my piano stool in Glee Club, I do will to Jane Korte: to Mrs. Smith, I will many more intelligent Latin students like me: and last but not least, I will my seat in Rhetoric and my talking ability with Miss Munal about President Harry S. Tru- man, to Jane Hohman. I, Marie Bremer, in my rusty-and-needing-oiling-up- but-somewhat-of-a-forget-me-not cocoanut, do hereby will my privileges as assistant librarian to Helen Chick and to my teachers, the pleasure of never having another person like me! I, Julia Nutty, in my NUTTY state of mind, do will the following: To Marilee Sharpe, those A's I dldn't make in Bookkeeping, and my seat in American I-Ilstory: To my sister Linda, who will be here next year, the wish that she will enjoy M. C. H. S., the teachers, students, and especially the extra-curricular activities as much as l have: To Marvin Yager. my ability to graduate in four years and 'my seat in English IV, hoping that he will age gracefully while enduring Shakespeare: To Geary Jo Smith, Shirley Wiseman, and Jane I-Iumes, my superior basketball ability: and to my teachers, I leave a fond farewell. I, Verna Mae Rose, the girl with little mind and abili- ty: will my small number of absent slips to Sylvia Minor: to Rose Baldwin my ability not to talk in the assembly. or at least not to get caught at it: to Norma Johnson I give my chewing gum and candy for class use. I, Barbara Doyle, being in my usual fblankl state of mind, do hereby will to Joe Edward Hobbs, my hopes that he will finish school and my memories of third hour study hall, may he treasure them: to Margaret McGhee. my ability to pay for a yearbook on time: to Charles Doyle, my ability to type: to Margaret Anderson, my abili- ty to keep quiet in fifth hour study hall: to Norma Harrell, my bookkeeping book: to all students, my wishes for them to get through school in four years: and to the Seniors, the best of Luck. I, Florence Meinders, in my unusual but same state of mind, do hereby will the following: my seat in English IV, to Barbara Smith-may it bring more comfort to her than it did to me: my American History book, to Lucy Logeman-glad to get rid of it: to Donnie Oliver. Alfred Brown, Skeeter Crockett, and Gene Worthen, my ability to finish school in four years-they'll need it, and to the rest, I will my love for M. C. H. S. and wish them luck and happiness in the future. snioz I, Jerry McBride, with my jet-propelled mind, do wish to leave the following things to the following people: I leave to Willie Casper my ability to take Shorthand and actually like it-may she use it to a good advantage: my fear of making speeches or giving English reports, I give to anyone. Just so I get rid of it: my ability to blush at the least little thing, I leave to Sue Lewis: my English grades, I give to Margaret McGhee-tPoor kid! I hope her opinion of dear ole Shakespeare will be greater than mine: my unfading love for the tall, tanned and terrific guys, I leave to Marilee Sharpe: my ambition to become an Airline Hostess I take with me: Now at last the time has come for me to gather up all the knowledge that I have soaked into my brain, and I will take off into the Wild Blue Yonder. Happy Landings! ! l I. Rosemary Harris. tin a debatable state of mindl, do hereby will to Joan Eickholz my love for Shorthand: to Evelyn Atwell, my front row seat in American His- tory: to Ruby Hilgeman, I leave my English IV book with the hope that she does better than I: last but not least, to Shirley King, my ability to chew gum during classes: and the memories of M. C. I-I. S. I'll take with me. I, Beverly Rlxie, being in my usual state of mind tdizzy!, do hereby bequeath my bookkeeping book to some student who will be taking bookkeeping next year: to Kay Hart, my solo chair in band-long may she cherish it as I have: to Shirley Rixie, my ability to get good grades in English IV tWhen?!: and to all my teachers, I leave, knowing they'll be thankful for that. I, Peggy Bowman, no use saying anything about my mind, in leaving M. C. H. S. will to Sue Lewis my way of getting by in P. E. with tout! showers: to Jo Ann Eick- holz, my blessed ability in basketball: to Ruth Korte, I leave my ability to get away with things in a certain 5th hour assembly. I can't will my love for M. C. H. S. and all the teachers, for ln that I'm selfish, and will take it with me. I, Georgia Ann Evers, in my usual half sane? ? 'I and not so sober state of mind, leave my treasured English III grades in dear Miss Munal's class, to the noisest girl in high school, Katherine Kennedy: to Mary Jim Shelton, I leave my height and my ability to keep the Junior stand in debt by eating up the profits: to Judy Walbright, I just leave my ability. I, Joe Pergande, in my unusual state ot mind, leave the following: my split second thinking on the GRIDIRON to Don Jones, my favorite understudy: my excelled pas- time of playing ping-pong to Don fthe blond bombshell! Park: my kicking toe to Bob Fowler, in hopes that he can do something with lt: my ability to be a speed king in typing to Shady Walters: the rest of my athletic memor- ies, I take with me. I, Pat Teasley, in my weakened state of mind-weak- ened by too much Fitch Bread -hereby leave to Jo Ann Eickholz my ability to get to school on time: my beloved locker in the Bookkeeping Room, I leave to anyone who wants it: to my teachers, I leave. I, Wanda Kdtter in a sober and somewhat sane state of mind, leave to Katheryn Ann Kotter my locker key providing she doesn't lose it the first week: to Harlene Wiseman, my ability to keep quiet in Study Hall tespecially 8th Hour!: to Claudia Lippert, all my Audie Murphy pic- tures: to Katherine Kennedy, my ability to graduate in four years: to Louise Hurt, my English IV book on one condition that she can keep the back on it. All my good times at M. C. H. S. I take with me. I, Jack James, in my usual state of mind, Ito which you may draw your own conclusions! wish to will the following: to Ophus Evans my easy job as Business Manager on the yearbook staff: to June Appel, my ability to get along with Mrs. Brookshire: to Phyllis Rags- dale, my English book and to Mr. Schneeman someone to grade I. Q.'s. I, Dianne Nutty, in my usual NUTTY state of mind do hereby bequeath the following: to Clara Austin, my seat in Rhetoric tmay she always chew gum to aggravate Miss Munal!: to Kathryn Korte and Judy Walbright, my ability to always get out of class: and to Shirley Lynn. Kenneth Bormann. Sonny Kreuter, and all the Jeep Gang my good times at M. C. H. S.? ? ? ? I will take my memories with me. I. Dorothy Laird, in sober and somewhat sane mind, have hereby decided to leave behind me everything I can- not take along. To Christine Schmidt, I leave my ability to be in the right place at the wrong time. also my best wishes for better hunting: to Jane Fuqua, my ability to be calm in second hour assembly: to Margaret Anderson, or anyone who is lucky enough, I leave my American History and Biology seats: I leave my English II seat to anyone who is unlucky enough to get pushed into it. Past memories are one thing I will take with me. So with this last will I say goodby to all my tun and dsappolntments flow grades in English IV! at M. C. H. S. I, Betty Sielbeck, in a sane tdon't faint! state of mind, do hereby leave to my sister, Frances, my love for Shorthand, U! and Bookkeeping t??!: to Patsy Hemphill, my seat in American History: to Verna Mae Vogt, my ping-pong skill f??!: to Linda Morris, my chair in band: and at last but not least, I leave! ! I, Millege Bremer, ln my usual sane and sober mind do hereby will my guard spot on the gridiron to Don 1The Blond Bombshell! Parks who has been my favorite understudy, and my live for the school and the ability to get along with the teachers to all who walk inside the doors of this building. I, Betty Riley, in my lnsane but sober state of mind, do hereby will to Sharon Simpson my seat in American History, ll hope she has a heavy pair of shoesll!: to all the girls of M. C. H. S. all my Fort Campbell addresses RAH! RAI-Il RAH!: to all the boys I say Good Luck. Let's hope I graduate. I, Jane Schneeman, in very sane and sober mind, am willing to leave this place. aniot I. Jane Smith. in my usual state of mind tperfectly blank! do hereby will to Marilyn Hempler my back seat in 6th hour assembly with the hope that she can find the time to study which I did not: to Marilyn LaMarr, my longer cheerleading skirt: to Dwight Barfield a new bottle of Heavenly Scent and please don't spill this one: to Charles Barfield my grades l???l in English IV provid- ing he can make it through English III: and with me, I shall take all the memories of my four short years at M. C. H. S. I, Betty Stout, in my insane and school-loving mind do hereby leave to Suzie Brown, my seat in the office. tproviding she plays Hookeyi: to my sister, Sue, my age worn books: to everyone, especially my teachers, I LEAVE. I, Janet Stokes. in my sane but unusual state of mind, do hereby will the following: to Debbie Artman, my abili- ty to play volley ball: to Linda Worthen, my seat in American History and a pair of heavy shoes to protect her toes from Mr. Cunningham: to Wilma Watkins, my job at Humma's: to Eva Comer. all the Fort Campbell boys but one: to everyone else, I leave, wishing them all the luck in the future. I, Lois Teckenbrock, in my sane and somewhat sober mind. will to my cousin, Everett Quint, my seat in Ameri- can History tmay he have better luck than I didl: to my sister, Phyllis Teckenbrock who will be a Freshman next year, my love for basketball: and to Donald Rottmann. my seat in the eighth hour assembly: to Anita Sue Meind- ers, my ability to type: and my love for my teachers and the good times at M. C. I-I. S. I will take with me. I, G. W. Wilcox, with a mind l?l do hereby wish to leave to Larry Teckenbrock the remainder of the Key Club-long may his nerves last! To the new students of English IV I leave my sympathy. What fools these mor- tals be! I. Daisy Scurlock, in my usual sober state of mind, do hereby will the following: to Helen Bremer, my seat in English IV: may it serve her better than it has met and to Amos Horstman, my ability to stay out of mischief in the assembly: I will take with me the memories of the good times I had at M. C. H. S. I, Gloria Faughn, in my usual state of mind t?l here- by will and bequeath to the following: to my sister, Maureen, my ability to smile and make friends with peo- ple: to my sister Mary, who will be a freshman next year. my seat in American History when she becomes a Sen- ior: to Stanley Phillips and Louis Brinker, my ability to tell so many -lies in just a few minutes: my ring and self, I take with me. I. Hal tBullethead. Earsl Rush in my state of mind do bequeath the following: to Shady Walter, my ability to center a football 12 yards: to Don Jones, my eagerness to start at least one game: to Gale Conley, my way with George A. tDutch3 Schneeman: to ll-lopalohz HUDSON what I got out of football bruises: my books to anyone who will study as I did: to Martin Yager, my abilitY to type: and to the rest of you. my love for this institution. I. Doris Buldtman, in a half-sane state of mind, will to Shirley Ann Beggs my ability to make horrible Book- keeping grades and still love that class: to all the future FHA members I will the enjoyment I've had in that club: and last but not least I will to all the oncoming Seniors the special happiness of that year. I, Tom Fitch. hereby will to Stanley Evans full use of his coveralls in the Shop next year, and my Junior Report Card to Miss Munal to play checkers on. To Douglas Bur- ton, I will my ability to get out of at least one class a day: and last, but not least, I leave to Roy Jones my seat in English III, if I didn't wear it out. I, Irene Butler, do hereby will and bequeath my big feet to Clara Austin: my big smile to James Lowe, in hopes that it will do him more good than it did me, and all my school books to anyone who wants them. I, Betty Skees, in my bewitched, bothered and be- wildered state of mind, do wish to leave the following: to my brother Gerald, my English IV seat and all the excess chewing gum under it: to Debbie Artman, a few inches of my height: and to Geary Jo Smith, what's left of my blonde hair rinse, may it collect as many boys for her as it has for me. I, Lois Horman, in a befuddled state of mind, leave my last will and testament: to Jane Korte, I will my sewing ability: to Francis Quint, I leave my typewriter- long may it rattle: to Lowell Foss and Donald Rottmann, I will the ability to chew gum in the assembly and not get caught. I. Ruth Ann Huffman, in my somewhat sane and usually sober mind, do hereby will to my sister Janice my English IV literature book and may she have better luck with its contents than I did: to Elaine Watters. my seat in fifth hour assembly so she can sit and look at a certain cute Junior and may he be a Senior next year so that she can continue looking at him: and to Kay Walker, I leave my locker by the cafeteria door hoping she lives through it as I almost didn't: whatever I may have left I take with me. I, Gladys Bremer, in a sane and somewhat sober state of mind will to Lucille Logeman, my seat in English tmay she get more out of it than I didl: to Dixie Mears, my ability to chew gum and get caught: to my brother, Glen. my grades in citizenship the needs themi: and to all the students, my love for M. C. H. S. I, Dora Comer, in an insane state of mind leave my ability to make all my classes on time to Verna Mae Vogt -happy running to her. I, Billy Williams, in my sober but not sane mind do hereby leave to Shady Walters my ability to get along with the girls: to Freddy Gillespie, I leave my ability to play football: and to J. W. Guice, I leave the book learn- ing needed to graduate in two more years. The rest I will take with me to explore the outside world. smfot J 'zopgsa Operator? Sue Moss, please. Hello . . . Sue? This is Phyllis-Phyllis Cummins. Better hurry, Sue, Whataman and Superman are picking us up at eight. That's right. they're coming in the Rocket Ship. Guess what-oh! l'm so thrilled! They're taking us to their hldeout on Mt. Illohmet to see a telefuture program. What's telefuture? Oh, it's a machine G. W. Wilcox invented. lt projects onto a screen the images of people you know . . , shows what happens to them in the next decade. Superman has prom- ised to tune in on the '52 MCHS senior class. Isn't that something? Just think: we'll know what happens to all the kids when they graduate. Our Rocket Ship swished through the air and before you can say Johnny Del Kreuter iand we so love to say ith we were seated before the teleluture set. Superman turned a lot of dials and knobs and a picture flashed on the screen. It was-guess what? Hal Lee Rush still blowing a whistle! This time, however, he was refereeing a basket- ball game between two chimpanzee teams at the St. Louis Zoo. Henry Neicamp was coaching one team and Joe Pergande the other. Mooney Shaw was swaggering around in a turtle-neck sweater marked trainer. Neil Smith was off in one corner showing baby chimps how to shoot baskets, and Jane Smith was teaching two girl monkeys how to be cheerleaders. Say, whats this? A wrestling match . . . Peggy Bow- man i Miss Grunt l and Nadine Cagle t Miss Groan l are competing for the heavyweight championship of Massac County. Milledge Harmon is the promoter and Donald Chick is at the radio mike describing the big event. The sponsor is a champagne company, headed by Carol Sue Walker and Diane Nutty. Their product has a cute slogan: A 'hic' in every cup. The Royal theatre, it seems, has switched to live dramatic presentations. A play is in progress, starring Joyce Copeland as Minnie Ha Ha. the Indian squaw. A featured attraction is the Metrolettes, a popular quar- tette consisting of Ruby Jones, Alma Houston, Flora Neal and Clara Fitzpatrick. As the crowd left we saw the wealthy Mrs. Carl Fort. the former Carolyn Carroll, herding several little Forts toward an exit. Cleaning the box office windows was Merlene Kreuter, an usher, with her boss, Tom Fitch looking on and dodging an occasional stream of Windex. We now see the- White House, which at last has been moved to Metropolis. Neal Modglin, the new President. taking over Harry S. Truman's place is awarding the Congressional Medal of Honor to five-star General Billy tThe Kidi Williams, who led the l0th Division in a heroic charge that ended t.he war with Slabonia. With the gen- eral were his staff officers: Robert Anderson, Virgil Co- burn. Martin Sullivan. Jack James, Milledge Dieckman and Jackson Gilbert. Also present lat the general's re- questi were the following Wacs: Lois Teckenbrock, Janet Stokes, Gladys Bremer, Gloria Faughn and Verna Rose. There followed next a sort of newsreel. We saw radio songsters Kay Mittendorf and Joe Korte plugging Wrig- ley's Double-Bubble Gum . . . William Oliver playing basketball with the Harlem Globetrotters . . . Gene Miller as the second Charles Atlas . . . Janiece Corson as head of Boys' Town lbig boys, that isb . . . Paul Duckworth as sales manager of a Cadillac sales agency ibut still driving his '37 DeSoto! . . . Peggy Trobaugh still doing her special- ty dance . . . Jerry Siebold as the new Van Johnson, he's taken his place in Easy to Divorce . . . Shirley Hempler as Betty Grable's successor ther legs are in- sured for Sl,000,000l . . . Roy Jones as the sole owner of the Jones Jiffy Jelly Corporation . . . Julia Nutty as manager of 4,942 Stranton theatres, she cheats innocent old men and children out of their due change . . . Geral- dine Kotter as author of a new book: How To Type, Take Shorthand, Get Your Boss to Take you out to Din- ner tin ten easy lessons! . . . Robert Austin winning an award as the typical hen-peeked husband . . . Daisy Scurlock as the author of a best seller, Why Men Like Me . . . Harry McGhee as a prize-winning painter, mas- terpiece is Moonlight on the Lake tCity Lake that tsl and Betty Grimes as a famous hairdresser on Fifth Alley tNot Avenue!-her slogan: Dye, Dunk, and Dry 'Em. Walter Winchell, in his weekly newscast, said Miss Dorothy Laird uses Jergen's Lotion and advised his radio listeners that Gwendolyn Bormann is still the only girl in the U. S. who says, I don't know and I don't care to know. From Winchell we switched to a New York fashion show and saw Nancy Bumam modeling an atomic design bathing suit. The Commentator, Marie Bremer, pointed out that many old styles have been revived by Dori: Buldtman, who is now the wife of a millionaire playboy We were shown many beautiful dresses, all Doris Brown originals. Doris, it seems, has taken Cecil Chapman's place in fashion's spotlight. We next viewed a telefuture show titled Here's Looking at You. Jane Schneeman, the hostess, introduced a masked housewife who looked like Gravel Gertie. Beauty experts would take this frazzled housewife, Miss Schneeman explained, and turn her into a thing of beau- ty. In a moment our little housewife was back, unmasked. and she turned out to be Irene Butler. Irene, it developed, was the mother of six little girls, all named after the following classmates: lRuth Annl Huffman, twandal Kotter, tBettyi Sielbeck, tDoral Comer, tLolsl I-lorman and twandal Volle, all six former M. C. H. S. students now prominent in the movies. From this point we were whisked again to the sports world. The scene is a familiar one-Sportsman's Park, in St. Louis. A game is in progress between the Brown's and White Sox. Kenneth Searles and Johnnie Thomas are rival managers, and they are anything but buddies now. Bobby Jones is at bat for the Sox, and Charles Wells is playing second base for the Browns. Our picture fades out as Loren Wlndhorst, Brownie shortstop, catches an infield fly to end the inning. eniot J 'zofzgz-:cy The telefuture camera focuses for a moment on a section of the left tleld bleachers where a group of stud- ents from M. C. H. S. is huddled. They were brought to the game by James Shelton, head football coach. Among the students we see Bill Parmley who, apparently, is still trying to graduate from high school. We End ourselves now looking in on a meeting of the Business Women's Club. Calling the meeting to order is the club's president, Florence Meinders. The secretary. Betty Skees calls roll and flnds that high school teachers -Barbara Doyle, Geraldine Logeman--are absent twhat could they be doing?l In the back of the room the mayor's wife, Pat Teasley, and the dog catcher's wife, Geraldine Korte, were whisper- ing excitedly about Georgia Evers' latest escapade. Geor- gia, one of Metropolis' leading citizens, had hit the dog catcher with a broom when he attempted to take her pooch. Arrested by Paul McGinnis, the chief of police. she finally was freed after paying a S100 fine. Ah, here's a cozy scene-the interior of a business office. We see Charles Giltner and Clifford Kruger fthe big brassl talking over some kind of deal. Rosemary Har- ris, Clifford's secretary, is leaning on her typewriter and chatting with Jerry McBride and Oletha Kraper, the girls who married twin brothers and still can't tell them apart. In the conference room Dorothy Phillips and Rebecca Fuqua, who travel for Gilmer-Kruger Corporation, are listening earnestly to a beef from a couple of clients. Came then a series of scenes depicting a red hot politi- cal campaign, seemingly a primary. We know only that Lewis Shrum, Mlllege Bremer, Betty Riley and Beverly Rixie were all running for the office of state senator fthe many banners and placards told us that.J Active in the campaigning were both Elgie Rottmann and Barbara Williams. Superman yawned and asked Sue and me if we had seen enough. We agreed that we had and he turned off the telefuture machine. We all then climbed aboard the Rocket Ship and zoomed through space back to Metropolis. And that, guys and gals, is the story of what happened to the graduating class of '52! Q of Mil-J WN., .M ,.,, ...mfs Sopgomoza an Seated 2-Lois XVilldll0l'Sl, Verna Mae Vogt. Standing :-Scott Decker. 8 S nib ,Jie unioz Cyan Qfpcsza Seated:-June Appel, J. XV. Guiee. StfllldillyjZ-011211108 Barfield, Larry Nelson. 'ss 'O' 1, i V 5 Q ' A : I. f.-Sdfff QZEQKHZQH 671,055 !QC8'Z5, Seated :-Penny Adams, Jack Young. 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V g 4S3'ky goofgaff Queen cmcf Gqffsncfcuzfa JANE SCHNEEMAN JANE SMITH '-Queen CAROL WALKER I , , 1 73 74 37153 goofgaff 7552 Top Row:-Coach McQueen, Shelton, Nelson, Stamme, Guice, Pergande, Shaw, Bariield, Bremer, Kreuter. Second Row:-Rogers, Haverkamp, Green, Decker, Dismukes, Yates, Park, Gillespie, Walters, Rixie. First Now:-Kreuter, Williams, Jones, Harper, Yager, Rush, Austin, Collie. -This Page Sponsored By-- Soufgzzn jflknoia can o. Baigafgaff i Q ' 4 ff?- A ir w1i't::m, Y 1 i i i .J FHIGSIIMICN -- SOPIIOMORE SQVAD Sovoml Ram:-Uozicli Hopsiou, Humos, Uuroton, D. 'B2ll'iil'id, Cill'l'0ii Gillospic. First Row:-House, KI. Burton, Oliver, Harper, Bclycw. 2 Baikzfgaff fjsam Second Row:-Decker, Rush, Yager, Shaw, Barfield, Ridge, Krouicr, Coach Schnccman. First Row:-Shelton, Fort, Smith, Pergaude, Guicc, aagafgaff ...-...-IQ H , 'S 5 slmw KREUTER GUICE FORT , , 5 , I - 1 no-t -D SMITH YAGER PERGANDE RIDGE SHELTON BAR!-'HELD XT v Q. 04. 64. e iff ' l Q ',,. ff a f' ,5 ' 1,249 argl 1 SY ,. V f U Q, Q50 fi Q , .gf X- y MH y X ff ,, M NE' E Qi. , v'k 7 : 1 H 4-K ' 9 ,l J Q ,E il A A .,..i v X lg' . it ' , at bl b Q K N! :V .. - , , P . lm 1 I 1' - ,- I . is 5' ' H ,PE 1 .J bf. Top Row:-Gurley Simpson, Linda Morris, Linda Adams, Gwendolyn Bormann, Claudia Lippert, Char- lene Rehlmeyer, Margaret Sumner, Janet Stokes, Betty Korte, Claretta McCormick. Dawn Williams, Joanne Weaver, Patsy Hemphill, Dean Giffin, Mary Korte. Third Row :-Georgia Evers, Phyllis Cummins, Lois Windhorst, Mary Houchin, Doris Steevens, Louise Hurt, Norma Etheridge, Wilma Faughn, I-Iarlene Wiseman, Jill Crawford, Frances Sielbeck, Step- hanie Fournier, Barbara Schweg- man, Phyllis Ragsdale, Clara Austin, Peggy Kittle, Miss Anderson. Second Rowzeianice Long, Diana Marselli, Pearl Holt, Ada Williams, Marilyn LaMarr, Lois Horman, Wanda Kotter, June Appel, Dorothy Bremer, Barbara Smith, Mary Baynes, Oletha Kraper, Wanda Volle, Katheryn Kotter. First Row :-Deborah Artman. Yvonne Roussin, Margaret Ander- son, Nancy Williams, Jane Williams, Sue Shelton, Kay Walker, Patsy Curtis, Peggy Trobaugh, Elaine Hamby, Betty Stout, Sue Mathis, Julia Rogers, Patsy Bean, Verna Vogt, 'Sue Moss, Jane Hohman, Patsy Hamm. afo 'zzifaa fffyg .. .'., Ann ist I , fi Vvvv. ..., J? gig, cw 1'- , -Eli 's fi' GROUP I Top Row:-Mary Korte, Delores Kreuter, Sandra Harvey, Peggy Kittle, Joann Arensman, Jane Hoh- man, Merlene Kreuter, Jane Schnee- man, Shirley Hempler, Alice Chick, Irene Rigsby, Jane Smith, Phyllis Ragsdale. Second Row:-Patsy Hemphill, Wan- da Volle, Elaine Hamby, Peggy Trobaugh, Betty Stout, Joyce Haynes, Bonnie Jackson, Sue Lott, Charlene Taylor, Mary Bayne, Flo Bell, Ellen Stoner, Jane Korte. First Row:-Shirley Lynn, Phyllis Cummins, Mary Sharpe, Shirley Harrington, Janice Long, Clara Austin, Dean Giflln, Kathryn Kot- ter, Anna Lou James, Lawanda Hall, Ida Hendrix, Evelyn Kaylor, Sue Moss, Mr. Bogart. S. fi -- wi... an ' ,LN .V xas , 4'Ifff 5, A -im . .,,. Q, ,at ,- 'L-ye gf If . vt, Q c--m ' ,M at Q - -J- ,, 'f I CQ ', ' 1 if TIM -- N' 3' diwf , umm' ,K r HI N I -rw, is-L.. f'i'?,-5, If w'i- fuc' -- ,,- 1 Af - J' 9' it ffm GROUP Il Top Row:-Gene Holley, John Be- nard, Jan Stewart, Jerry Devers, Philip Walters, Neal Modglin. Bill Watters, Paul Duckworth, Ophus Evans. Third Row:-Nancy Williams, James Lowe, Ronnie Ashby, Jackson Gil- bert, Gail Conley. Wayne Huner- koch, Billy Riley, Jack James, Paul McGinnis, Claudia Lippert, Shirley Helmantoler. Second Row:-Shirley Rixie, Eva Comer, Betty Burnham, Linda Mor- ris, Mary Turner, Norma Etheridge, Pearl Holt, Barbara Williams, June Appel, Ruth Korte, Harlene Wise- man. First Row:-Violet Reynolds, Sue Mathis, Betty Grimes, Lucy Rhodes, Peggy Bowman, Barbara Crews, Mary Lindsey, Marie Heflin, War- dena Dunn, Louise Hurt, Wilma Faughn, Sharron Simpson. fn Ps Y in fwwft 1' x , feta T in ,B .., I 7 1 , 1 sf ' 'Q X e n 1 U 5 Q f l I . , ., , Z - .. - ' ,, Q Nr- ' - Y Q ,.., , .. : i' it in is ' 'H h '. ' ' , -,-we , A is , .. K .Y w.. H . - ' 1 'Y r-- l' --- Pi it lr' -1 H get cm: I-- New GROUP III Top Row:-Lora Loverkamp, Llnora Bremer, Irene Meadows, Mary Da- vis, Ruby Jones, Flora Neal, Helen Bremer. Ruby Hilgeman. Second Row:-Ada Williams, Mari- lyn LaMarr, Charlene Rehlmeyer, Wanda Kotter, Peggy Baker, Clara Fitzpatrick, Alma Houston, Kay Hart, Lawanda Childers. First Row :-Norma Johnston, Sylvia Minor, Katherine Kennedy, Shirley Proctor, Vina Dernedde, Myra Faughn, Edna Proctor, Nancy Bur- nam, Carol Walker, Audrey Modg- lin. GROUP IV Top Row:-Betty Korte. Janet Stokes, Irene Butler, Ruth Huffman, Oletha Kraper, Lois I-Iorman, Julia Nutty, Pat Hamm, LaWanda Mc- Cutchen, Virginia Cissell, Dorothy Phillips, Virginia Walker, Sue Evers, Susie Brovm. Third Row:--Velma Copley, Phyllis Crayton, Phyllis King, Marilyn Hempler, Phyllis Cagle, Mary Cop- ley, Gloria Wolfe, Barbara Smith. Frances Quint, Lois Windhorst, Anita Meinders, Jeanne Fowler, Barbara Schwegman, Linda Wor- then. Second Row :-Georgia Evers, Shir- ley Beggs, Verna Rose. Joan Welch, Pat Curtis, Wilma Grace, Pat Lyle, Norma Harrell, Christine Schmidt, Verna Vogt, Doris Buldtman, Betty Harrell, Margaret McGhee, Lawan- da Rushing. First Row:-Deborah Artman, Jan- ice Evans, Bobbie Humes, Virginia Thomas, Nora Johnson, Penny Adams, Julia Rogers, Shirley Per- gande. Francis Sielbeck, Evelyn Atwell, Eva Smith, Delores Palmer. SF .. '. fb 2- -rf K Y. 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Wilcox, Neal Modglin, Mr. Cunning- ham. '3i ' wr' - M2 UQ - 1 'I 'QQ ,. Ill .. ' ' ,B f i e '9 li IQ QS '9'9 i ao- uf k NT.. X153-V' -1 A. 'FS e 4 I i , 5 . fi. -.f-fc 1 1 ' 4 - - 1 91 ,Q . L. 1 4.4 4' K' A ' - -. .. - -.-.. 1 5 r U- W 4 -1. L' R 'R , .4 H 1 ' :R , A , ...W ,.L. h. 1 l .3 1 n ' H 4 J ,Y I R4 .. :Gly Standing:-Clinton Grimes, Philip Arens- man, James Cromeenes, Don Shelton, Tommy Furgeson. Sitting:-Jane Hohman, Phyllis Ragsdale, Larry Teckenbrock, Clara Austin, Pearl Holt, Wardena Dunn, Janice Huffman. unioz Standing:-Jeniece Corson, Joe Korte, Sue Moss. Sitting:-Irene Butler, G. W. VVilcox, Neal lylodglin, Carol Walker. ' ' '1 i In In a 1 rr 1 aria 'fl'll'll?I'l H 4 illlllilllllll, l I l 1 f- .sniofc P 4 ', .1 3 , ue- ,. 1. A 4.-,1. 4 1. , . Av .X,,:..-4.-1H,l-,-s 1. f ... , .... X ! .. ,. Q-Y -.V ,. . --Q '-Q '12 F3-eva sl .fm ,.... .i...a .....L.,. ,,.1,., ,Y ...FIJ ,T E- E rg,- r ..I ,m . .U Top Row:-Wilma Faughn, Wanda Volle, Dean Giffln, Patsy Hamm, Mary Korte, Barbara Schwegman, Diane Nutty, Sue Evers, Elaine Hamby, Virginia Walker, Claretta McCormick. Thelma Copley. Joanne Weaver, Mattie Small- man, Gloria Wolfe, Ruth Korte, Sue Shelton, Lois Horman. Third Row:-Patsy Hemphill, Oletha Kraper, Christine Schmidt, Dorothy Meese, Nancy Bur- nam, Carol Walker, Julia Nutty, Shirley Hel- mantoler, Helen Chick, Bonnie Jackson, Anita Meinders, Peggy McCulloch, Lois Teckenbrock, Wilma Casper, Geraldine Kotter, Merlene Kreu- ter. Second Row:-Betty Stout, Peggy Bowman, Nadine Cagle, Virginia Cissell, Mildred Smith, Rose Baldwin, Sue Lott, Eva Smith, Shirley Harrington, Barbara Doyle, Mary Lindsey, Mary Richardson, Lawanda McCutchen, Edna Proctor, Irene Meadows, Flora Neal, Ruby Jones, Lois Windhorst. First Row:-Shirley Bolen, Dorothy Owens, Shirley Proctor, Phyllis Cummins, Violet Reyn- olds, Joan Welch, Patsy Teasley, Wardena Dunn, Penny Adams, Katheryn Kotter. Lora Lover- kamp, Louise -Hurt, Doris Buldtman, Dora Comer, Jane Smith, Shirley Hempler, Barbara Smith, Wanda Kotter, Harlene Wiseman, Miss McReynolds. Ly! 'Q 9 X furljk x 9EMAKfR-Q -.-L1 X 4, x NEWYXQL O , v or lg, 1, f 'ia 'i 7, 7 Ulf i ' 451 f ' wc O O ....f. -, ., ......IIQ.,, , .,.L.......', 1? V A-4.1 ,,. v ? fl a, 51 csfafy Top Row:-James, Modglin, Corson, J. Huffman, Butler, R.,Huft'man, Moss. Second Row:-Fournier, Mrs. Brookshire, Nutty, VValker, Teasley, Wiseman, Kotter, Simpson, Schwegman. First Row:-Bremer, Ragsdale, Watters, Williams, Harvey, Artmau, Baynes, Austin, Fitch. mu 3' L H J- K .. ,,., .t,. ,, .tw W man A'--I '-1 .-f' I --W-,.-i...-...-....'.,. Y. N.- Ng . ,1 , S - .V ggi, l .. 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First Row:-Lowell Konemann, Louis Brinker, Amos Horstman, Calvin I-lille, Verl Smith, Charles Scott, Lowell Loverl-camp, Donald Rottmann, Billy Korte, Kenneth Wallace, Allan Leonard, Robert Holder, Robert Cackrel, Mr. Sullivan. --This Page Sponsored By- sarcffsa 5 Baumann jmfifsnzenf 670. .Y fl'-9GT T ff 1 ,- Vfilgf A. Q. Queen, cqffsmfanfi am! fpzsaicfsnf Lois Hormnug Bzxrbaiin SCIIXVOQIIIZIIIQ Philip Awilsliiaii, Prosidolit Roimiv Jzlcksoii, QQUOUIIQ XVRIHIUIIEI Umm. -This Page Sponsored By- cJQaafifsz Baci. -FA ,.,.,.:4 l. - . ., '..,3.. it - - QT- ' 'a Tf '7lM,,, V ' ' -ga-HL 44 Qfifsqf ' .-L........1 GROUP I Top Row:--Shirley Helmantoler, Sue Evers, Marie Heliln, Diana Marselll, Lawanda McCutchen, Vel- ma Copley, Phyllis Crayton, Clau- dla Llppert. Barbara Crews. Third Row:-Flo Bell, Mary Lind- sey, Jill Crawford, Sue Lott, Char- lene Taylor, Sandra Harvey, Mary Korte, Delores Kreuter, Linda Mor- ris. Linda Adams, Irene Rlgsby. Second Row:-Mildred Smith, Rose Baldwin, Mary Damron, Eva Smith, Shlrley Wiseman. Peggy Klttle, Pat- sy Hamm, Norma Etheridge, Bar- bara Smith, Shirley Harrington. First Row :-Deborah Artman, Helen Swisher, Janlce Evans, Virginia Thomas, Mattie Snyder, Penny Ad- ams, Peggy McCulloch, Shirley Pergande, Dean Glffln, Katheryn Kotter, Nancy Williams, Mrs. Hoh- man. cyl- Uri 'C it GROUP II Top Row:-Lora Loverkamp, Ruby Hllgeman, Lois Windhorst, Bonnie Jackson, Anita Melnders, Mary Copley, Charlene Rehlmeyer, Betty Burnham, Phyllis Cagle, Marilyn Hempler, Betty Korte, Shirley Pol- lard, Claretta McCormick, Virginia Walker, Margaret Sumner, Margaret McGhee, Opal Obermark. Fourth Row :-Gurley Simpson, Joyce Haynes, Virginia Clssell, Jo- ann Arensman, Betty Smith, Francis Slelbeck, Margaret Anderson, Helen Bremer, Dixie Mears, Jane Korte, Wilma Casper, Alice Chick, Barbara McDowell, Lucille Logeman, Linda Worthen, Mary Turner. Third Row:-Mary Baynes, Patty Modglin, Pat Curtls, Patsy Taylor, Dottie Comer, Shirley Ellerbush, Anna James, Christine Schmidt, Willa Grace, Wilma Watkins, Aud- rey Modglln, Helen Chick, Mary Davis, Lois Cofleld, Lawanda Rush- ing, Kay Hart, Dawn Williams. Second Row:-Marlon Meadows, Shirley Lynn, Janet Laird, Bobble Humes, Kay Walker, Violet Reyn- olds, Janice Long. Norma Johnston, Sylvia Minor, Vina Dernedde, Yvonne Roussln, Katherine Kenne- dy, Marilee Sharpe, Dorothy Owens, Evelyn Atwell, Sue Shelton, Verna Vogt, Mrs. Smith. First Row:-Norma Harrell, Betty Harrell, Ellen Stoner, Peggy Baker, Harlene Wiseman, Neva Sullivan, Carryl Clarke, Judy Walbright, Katherine Korte, Joanne Weaver, Frances Quint, Elnora Bremer, Ada Williams, Marilyn LaMarr. -C . . .,.. -. -, -f-1 .-......... rv ::, 1 ,-1-...F ' ,QQ 'H ' - 'fi fr- ' I 'I Al ,e-X -,M r l -- -1-4 . ,Y . W ' ' ... W I 3 -.,.A.-. -I M E X A- ' 19012 4 , e we -wf . + . '-we 'ij' j,Qf'f ?IfffT ' nf32f553?Ql9- W QE.. 1,99 GROUP III Top Row:-Eva Comer, Jeanne Fowler, Gloria Wolfe, Mattie Small- man, Arlle Mcvicar, Barbara Schwegman, Stephanie Foumier, Wilma Faughn. Second Bow:-Nora Johnson, Eve- lyn Kaylor, Sharron Simpson, Patsy Bean. Pearl Holt, Wardena Dunn, June Appel, Sue Lewis. Louise Hurt, Shirley Rixle, Edna Proctor. Third Row :-Elaine Watters, Janice Huffman, Ruth Korte. Lawanda Childers. Phyllis Ragsdale. Jane Hohman, Joan Eickholz, Dorothy Bremer, Barbara Smith. Irene Meadows. First Row:-Jim Shelton. Gloria Slankard, Shirley Bolen. Patsy Hemphill, Joan Welch, Jane Wll- liams, Mary Houchln, Doris Steev- ena. Betty Francis, Clara Austin, Shirley Proctor. I L- 'LL 'Xa If 0, 1 fs if GROUP IV Top Row :-Doris Buldtman. Gladyl Bremer, Geraldine Korte, Beverly Rixie, Rebecca Fuqua. Dorothy Phillips, Nancy Bumam. Geraldine Kotter, Sue Moss, Rosemary Harrta, Joyce Copeland, Phyllis Cummins. Third Row:-Betty Stout. Betty Riley. Janet Stokes, Julia Nutty, Oletha Kraper, Ruth Huffman, Irene Butler, Geraldine Logeman, Gloria Faughn, Flora Neal, Ruby Jones, Daisy Scurlock. Second Row:-Mrs. I-Iohman, Geor- gia Evers, Wanda Kotter, Lola Hor- man, Lois Teckenbrock, Gwendolyn Bormann, Jane Smith, Barbara Wil- liams, Peggy Bonnann, Clara Fitz- patrick, Alma Houston, Jerry Mel Bride, Nadine Cagle. First Row:-Diane Nutty, Betty Slelbeck, Wanda Volle, Elaine Ham- by. Peggy Trobaugh, Merlena Kreuter, Jane Schneeman. Shirley Hempler. Carol Walker, Marie Bremer. Betty Grimes, Verna Role. Patsy Teasley, Miss Munal. 5 Ks.,-M. Q -N s' ff. wa u-la if f 434 5 H . H 3.1 fi MISS McREYNOLD'S HOME. MAKING CLASS it, ga, A Wm.. -Wwuxnrwnqw... Q Q -fn Q new, 1- . 7, .. ul .nj 4' 4 MISS l5IUNAL'S RIIETORIC CLASS i1 5 L KB. SCHNlIEMAN'S SOCIAL PROBLEMS CLASS -1 W-il I 5 f--' X .Nw .4228 HR. l'l0PSON'S P. E. CLASS A fiw 'Q MR. TRlPP'S PHYSIOLOGY CLASS 1, rr ' , 1 LIBRARIAN S S 'fi' wif MRS. HOHMAN'S ENGLISH CLASS MRS. BRO0KSHlR.E'S TYPING CLASS ell . MKS. lMITH's LATIN CWI MR. DOWNlNG'S BIOLOGY CLASS L+, W-an-Q MR. McQUEEN'S MACHINE SHOP ...Q.. 'iw' MR. LATBABPS ALGEBRA CLASS -V-,, MR.. SULLlVAN'S AGRICULT- URE CLASS Q,-.--W M 1'-5 1 I : av -Qi MR. CUNNINGHAIVPS AMERI- CAN HISTORY CLASS CAFETERIA 4, ff .. 75 :rv uf A ws. ' MR. DEVERS' BUILDING TRADES CLASS If 'wa 1 a X!.-'.:-.45 . I, fix ,v .32 an-xr' -nf 14 K V f W 'v f , 1 R? sr Af. f ' '. . V W Q 3 ' f aw n A , qw Q Q X Mx Q -K 1 L L uv-if gn-I' ,,'A of If A - J. . r I Q 1 1 , -:kg 5 L3 , ff N XP' F' v-4 T9 ,, l 4b4 :ff S pf 1,5755 A, ' 5' new W r I .' 'W E M x X il 19 X xy . qu . y X Hy acc, Q aw'?,4 .ee'-! l'R'. r - 'J' '5'-'9 'qua' effdff 7 . re, . x..- V ,. L 1 Xe L 5 'ziz ' :H Q, ,, , A Q Q. I I 3 to all I n H: E 1, Xi' K ,VS M. . M F ' I , E. fi-ff' '-,- g 4g ,,2 ' -w 'ff - 4'- .- A 'W' - f W . S:-11:11 m 3'Y'Y '7 fl , 1 f' I N - - 1: . I lv' -'-I1 X K , 1- .h is 'nf 'wk I g .. . 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Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Jmsffcofzofla 5lflofo'z dompany Cadillac - Chevrolet - Oldsmobile SALES - SERVICE 715 Market St. Phone 34 Metropolis, Illinois I fjfozfa 1 PAINT, GLASS SL IVALLPAPER 116 East -ith St. Phone T2 Metropolis, Ill U62 imaaaac gfgeaffze Biggest And Best In Town -- and -- ggi :Royaf Ufizafzz COIIQITIIIIIIIIIUIIS To The Ulzlss Ut' 1952 IVe appreciate student patronage. U55 ff Qfafciafy 152018 SELLS ALMOST EVERYTHING BIGGER BETTER 1-CUMPLIMIQXTS OF- cgnziffi ana! cqzmafwng h.lLl1'f'l'Iljflli1lfj in IllN1II'U1lCPH Sulirrrx' Boxns IQEAI. EsT,xT1-3 Court House Square 6705.512 is, Una. Home Of Famous Brands fwygguis. 570 K. C. NBC BABEE-TENDA CORP. FORT MASSAC CHAIR CO. Subsidiaries Jlflsbcoflollla Banding 670. Juvenile Furniture -:- Folding Chairs and Tables Phone 305 Metropolis, Illinois C 1 tOf THE BANKS OF METRCPCLIS . Ufzie Gini Jvafionaf Bang U55 gif? Jvabfonaf Bang Ugg dvafionaf Ayfafe Bang DRINK Ez. fpsflflsz AT 10 2 4 Compliments Of P. N. HIRSCH 8: CO. Operating Economy Dbzfzf. 5ifO LE 616 Market St. Metropolis Phone 190 ,,- Y 1.-:if cyifz Bsaufy Signup Wu llzlvo Ull'i0j'1'1l your llilll'OllilQ'C for the past yi-zu' :xml hope to be uhh- io sw-rw you again in the years Io como. lil-:l:'r1r: Kl,xl:nm:l:Y TUl01bll0llL' 35 in clfaff Jlflofofc :Safes STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE 210 West 8th Street Metropolis Phone 610 9 -fsAT1sFAoT1oN-ALWAYS Elvis Searles P Carl Bormann .ilaazfsa-ygozmann jmplzsnzzlzf do. McCormick-Deering Farm Machinery Farmall Tractors International Trucks 1015 North Avenue Phone 273 Metropolis, Illinois International Harvester Home Freezers 85 Refrigerators I Qvaufr cafe STEAKS -:- PLATE LUNCHES HOME MADE PIES 101A West 10th St. Phone 492-R Metropolis, Ill cfgifz .fingzziz Sgofz 704 Market Coats, Dresses, Lingerie For the Miss and Her Mother Compliments Of fffioff Bzofgezs FURNITURE STORE Floor Covering -:- Stoves Congratulations fifizfefzaiziafl ejlflofofz co. --PONTIACQ G. M. C. Trucks 210 W. 7th Phone 63 Phone 606 407 Ferry Si. gcgzngszg Z omz The Home of Kelvinator Appliances If lt's Floor Covering XYQ Have lt U58 9'C2,'ll'I28'l:il min 5- fSupp!Q, 60. Feed, Seed 8a Fertilizer Corn, Wheat 85 Soybeans Phone 646 L if SPQWLQE FURNITURE 81 HARDWARE 700-702 Market Telephone 311 Suppose You Had A Fire Tonight! Steam jnawzanaa cqgsnay Robert H. McCluskey Court House Square Phone 110-W1 ilfliffsncfo 'zfh The Store for Men and Boys CLOTHING -:- SHOES Telephone 10 liincfaay .fumflafz fompany 516 Market Street Phone 105 Metropolis, Illinois EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING fpaliwzzz '4 Courtesy Duty Alou auia Slavic.: Station Suppose You Get Sick? Compliments C011l1JllIl1011tS Of Ba1gs1'4 good 456015 oqmaziaarz .faumfzy and Cyfgangyu 312 Ferry Phone 150 Metropolis, Ill. --- COMPLIMENTS -- Uazfezl wmifwzs o. Complete Selection of New and Used Furniture Our Aim Is More Satisfied Customers 116-126 E. 3rd St. Phone 9 Uiffomcf 5 rlfyaffzza Jlflaff .fjfennzcfy Ewa. Hardware -:- Paint -:- Seeds -:- Roofing Poultry and Stock Remedies 215 Ferry St. Phone 633 Metropolis, Ill Compliments Of rlfljflifsllvafz gDga'cn2acLLl: Leon Whitelock, R. PH. C. Metropolis Illinois imzau Bzofgsu BIAYTAG PHILCO, NOEGE 85 BENDIX APPLIANCES W1NIiLER STOKERS OLIVER AND CASE FARM EQUIPMENT HARDXW'Al.iE olfogman Jlflofofc :Saks Phone 229 Metropolis, Ill. 212 Ferry St. DODGE -:- PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE J OB RATED TRUCKS D0ll,I forget to order-Puffin Biscuits 1IOHI'll21l1ll,S Real AIZIYOIIIIEIISC and Nucoa from vour grocer. ggfzauafkt 5' Qummina Compliments Of C751 EJCLEH 61203815 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS .faucfaufals gfoziafa COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE Phone 321-R West 19th St. .rguifcfsu 670. FOR BUILDING NEEDS Ninth 8z Johnson St. Phone 561 Rt Y ARENSMAN IRVIN SCHAFFER tty Cjonficfanae ' ' First with Pasteurized Milk I if First with Homogenized Milk First with Grade A Milk Serving Metropolis Since 1923 i t it --l..' lt: mug 4 31 Jlffilfsfc aim fptocfucfi 670. SCHOOLS ARE GOOD PROSPECTS The school market is well worth consideration-on the completion of the New .Junior high school. we are proud of the part we played, and want to thank that district for the privilege of serving you with the modern clean buckwheat stoker fuel for this lovely building their first heating season. This is new business and collectively represents con- siderable tonnage annually. The selection of buckwheat stoker by the boards of these various institutions is a further indication of the increasing interest in the knowledge of the value of buckwheat stoker fuel and the modern equipment available for its use. Fuel is a very important item to the average school heating plant. Up to a few years ago, wood was a favorite fuel. in all our country schools. The best grandfather ever had was a pot-bellied stove. But modern schools demand the higher comfort standards. The volume of business in the school is a good indicator of what is ahead. And the repeat orders among the schools in these areas certainly indicates customer satisfaction. CUSTOMERS LIKE PACKAGED PROCESSED ICE-NEW MARKETS FOR ICE A l'0Olll has been set aside in the plant for the sizing of ice. and a machine has been installed in this room for ice sizing. Customers headed for picnics buy a bag of crushed ice in preference to block ice, and this is another indication that proper packaging and availability of this premium-priced product will create a demand for it by the buying public. The ice industry still grows despite electric refrigeration. Increasingly wider ownership of automatic refrigerators hasn't chilled the ice industry. VVhile it has been losing some home-delivered sales. it has been increasing commercial sales for such purposes as truck icing, shipping perishables. Without artificially created ice, fresh vege- tables antl fruit would not be available in such a variety so frequently to so many people -08 percent of the perishable produce in this country is brought to the ultimate consumer under ice. ln fact. the national association of ice industries reports that ice sales are around 50,000,000 tons a year, compared to 25,000,000 tons in 1925. Ufltnoift joe 5 foal, gomlbany PHONE 38 METROPOLIS, ILLINOIS foyaf 01451 of 5140045 Motropolis No. 282 S02-S04 Nils! 5111 Sirvvf Xlvoting Nights, lst and 3111 Momlzlys otoctiou from UITIKUO to Grave for loss than 4 on-nts al 1 Ulla oocf fuck, gfova Ofllfldlly Collgratulzltiolxs To The Class Of 1952 2---STORES--12 I H 211144 U m m 3 S 5-fowl' 3I7 FERRY-NO! 60675 MARKET-N02 PNONE 2.8! I PNONI 2.11 ow, mo Bw cm 1 Druggists -:- School Books Quality Paint ' ' Serving You Since - :- Fine Gifts 1892 Uofzz offzlbfianczz Co. Distributor for FRIGIDAIRE 85 FIIIGIDAIRE RANGES MADE ONLY BY 1 Collgratulatiolls Class '52 gua'zcf'a cyazcfwau fo. Home of GE Appliances General Motors 1 AND PHELMVS PAINTS H WALIJPAPER 14,000 Items for Home SL Farm 320 Ferry Sf. Metropolis, Ill. 406 Fon-y sf. Mon-opolio, 111 mixiz guygound finu, gnc. cJ?ut5'1 45255 Dresses, Coats, Suits UA: goutgzzn fimlfzd, dna. Sports Wear, Hosiery gil- aify U'!an4f:o'zfafion co., gnc. , 621 Market Phone 40 Phone 125 Metropolls, Ill. Across from Hotel Metropolis I' CLEANING PRESSING VW 5 VW dfaanszi Well Pressed Is Well Dressed Phone 262 - 304 Ferry Street Rugs Cleaned Hats Cleaned and Blocked gDoftez5aum jnzpfsmsnf 670. 211 VVest Sixth Street Phone 393 JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE GLIDDEN PAINTS MINNEAPUIJS-MOLINE PARTS 8: SALES Compliments Of Bzacgl gift Atop, Sou zfcuirs Phone 774 Tth 62 Market Metropolis Compliments Of Q3a'u1wz'4 Dai-ry UOIIIIJIIIIICIIIS Of fer! 910126 Aroma More For Your Money All the Time NOXV FEATURING Super Rich Super Rich Malted Milk M ilks Shakes 25c 20c Take Home Plenty of Custard in Bulk and Package, 25c and 50c Sundaes 15c 85 200 baby Jmaafrc 714 E. 5th St. Metropolis If It 's New-VVe C Have It 9 DEFENDA BLE MERCHANDISE JOEIZLOI2 Ii cfiyacfio 5l8'U.7!:GZ Home 85 Auto-P. A. Systems Phono Changers Electrical Appliances 710 Market St. Phone 300-W Metropolis, Ill. Q'0llg'l'Zlilll2lllUllS to the Class of '52 4Sumn.z'c'1 Alszuicc Aviation General Repairing Phone 285-R 721 E. 5th St. Bzannon Bzoa. Urzauzancz Oqgsrzay Court House Square Phone 151-VV Metropolis, lll. dlfloffsm guznituuz Stems NEW 85 USED FURNITURE Your .S'L'f'I-gas 1h'qIpy Thu H'nrI1l 's Finest Furl 3rd Sz Ferry Sts. Metropolis, lll. AYZCZIIPQTCJQS. gems my 1J,lIIUI'fl, lfllfjfll, llamilfo lil ll ll'alrlu'S ,mlox ns ex X11 .l mv!-11.1:Y llvllflfl lfvpair' 604 Marko! Si. Pliouo 528-R THE TREND IS TO GAS For The Finest in Cooking -:- Water Heating Refrigeration -:- Space Heating -:- Air Conditioning cgoufgsaafazn jffinoia ai 670. In Metropolis mg, 520091 Q65 Beyond The Mains 710 Market Street Phone 96 Jifiiffsfz jzziwzanca 67435363 The Service Agency Levi C. Miller George E. Miller Jones Building - Metropolis, Illinois Office Phone 117 Residence Phone 120 or 517 Q 5 Jifiafcgef YUVH 1. il. A. STORE Lum l'rin's -- Iz'1'1'ry Day Phono 245 T11 Nlairkct Si. Metropolis, Illinois Qffeeff gene. O. Designers and Manufacturers Of School and College Jewelry, Graduation Announcements, Medals, Cups and Trophies Indianapolis, Indiana Official Jewelers to M. C. H. S. R. L. Jacobs, Representative f TRUCK LINES GENERAL FREIGHT SERVICE Overnight Every Night Service 're . . . CHICAGO, EVANSVILLE, ST. LOUIS PADUCAH KL SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Home Office, 7th 85 Ferry Sts. Metropolis, Illinois Telephone 400 Bros. fpfcocfuce Distributors of Fresh Fruits Sa Vegetables Phone 293 Metropolis, Illinois Compliments Of fw 9-2 Begum A and GMM, qflfsaf Csafcfags New Sz Used Parts and Cars CONGRATULATIONS amaze dounfy gazm Bureau The Organized Voice of Agriculture U55 ilffshopolia Jlfswa PHONES:-2141 or 2142 SCHOOL DAYS ARE HAPPY DAYS Remember them with PHOTOGRAPHS Made by Spzgtll Studio Centralia, Illinois Where most schools of Southern Illinois have their photographic work done. cqncfszwni WEDDINGS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY PICTURE FRAMES OUTSIDE PHOTOGRAPHY FARM -:- BUSINESS PORTRAITS National State Bank Bldg. Phone, Metropolis 16-R WOOD PRESERVATION flflfffoming ff' fjimg.-:fr ompany PADUCAH'S PIONEER RADIO VOICES Celebrating Our Twentieth Year fl!l!fl3c4Qb flfl!fl304Qb AM FM 1450 K. C. 96.9 M. C. C B S PADUCAH BROADCASTING COMPANY INCORPORATED Pierce E. Lackey, Pres. HELM'S PULLORUM CLEAN CHICKS Nationally Famous for 32 Years Holder three World's records in Brown Leghorns jfftrzoia aifafafiezy Across from Catholic Church Herbert C. Helm, Owner We have had an increasing number of Metropolis High School graduates attending Paducah Junior College since the war. We welcome your investigation of what we have to offer you. ggacfucafi gundam 6703235 707 Broadway Paducah, Kentucky Phone 124 D R I N K C 'lldll-llll Ill. I. I. OAI. lil IN BOTTLES Aiani 5810 DRIVE-IN .5mzf,'i'i def.: sandwiches SIZZLING STEAKS Cold Drinks Ice Cream Booazfsu Lloyd H. Armstrong Howard M. 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