Milledgeville High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Milledgeville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1948 volume:

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Time Marches On ..., A nd so must we . . . said the basketball team . . . And that they did . . . Now speaking of track . . . they don't march . . . they run and jump. Ah! the school parties . . . YYho goes home with XYl'lUII1??? XYon't know 'till the last dance . . . then just guess . . . More fun, more people killed . . . 'Course you won't get much out of this 'cause 'tyvhen we talk you gotta be there to see us.', Five senior boys were certainly lucky to get out of two days of school to go to the State Tourna- ment basketball games . . . at least, that's Where they were s'posed to be . . . some of those Southern gals are not bad lookin' . . . so they say. Wfell . . . to help you remember all the past events enjoyed this year . . . we give you this book and hope this purpose to serve. l ,ff -4 , ax M xx -?- x li 6 ii 'J lledication To Miss Lois Neesseu. we wish to dedicate this Millwlmccl uf 1948. Her dignity and charm, hor faithfulncss, havc endeared her to M. C. H. S. May wc all join in wishing hor much lmppiness and s11c'cvss in fllfllffx vc1:u'S. X My 'I' H is M I 1. 1, w H is if: L Pagel Administration Cheese it . . . teacher!!! Oh, those hunks of proto- plasni that cause so much trouble . . . Imagine . . . all those brain cells working against the profs . . . XYhat they clon't think up! XYoncler if they like to have the teachers wave so faithfully at them in as- sembly? Do they know what's behind their looks of wisclom? Ya know, they must think all teen- agers are autograph seekers . . yeah . . . runnin' rounrl with blue slips colleetin' teachers' initials . . . Guess it's just as much trouble for them, though . . and assignnients . , . Bugle .loel . . what we woulcl- n't do without 'em . . . and the teachers . . .what would we clo without them . . . 'l'hat's right . . . they are the ones that are pushin' us flown that beaten track . . . even though the way gets kinrla rough with talkin' in assembly . . . knowin' it all . . never rloin' your work . . . liut-Tlianks, and keep pushin' l l l N E- X1 -P I N5 1 I N 1 r. f , I 1 ff X . J ' .hh y X fl I - M we W -j' J 52, 1 ...Tv W WZIMM Page 'P 'l' H Ii M l' I, L XV H E E L Faculty Dale Cline As History repeats itself-common worldly events-H B. Ed.. Illinois State Normal University, Normal Illinois. Teaches Biol- ogy, Social Studies, Physical Education, Coach. Phyllis Sweet - XVell, Good Gravyf' A. B., Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois. Teaches Spanish, English, and History. Lorraine Fieweger 4 '4Allll Right. A. B., MacMurray College for XYUIHCII. jacksonville, Illinois. Teaches Commercial Subjects. Lowell Barnes - H old it all four counts. B. P. S. M. Indiana University, Bloomington. Indiana. Teaches Grade and High School Music. Hugh Senneff - XVake up, Ames. B. S., University of Illinois. Teaches Agriculture. Eileen Dufelmeier - f'Even numbered problems l-36 inclusive. A. B., Illinois College, jacksonville, Illinois. Teaches Mathematics, Chemistry. Lois Neessen- All right. you people. B. S., Iowa State College. Ames, Iowa. Teaches Home Economics and Girls' Physical Education. Wayne Pethick - Dear Children.'i B. A., Missouri Valley College, Marshall. Missouri: University of Brus- sels, Belgium: XVestern Reserve University. Cleveland, Ohio. Teaches English and Social Studies. ' James Ward - In any way, form, or fashion. Principal 5 B. Ed., Illinois State Normal University: M. A., Northwestern University, Evanston. Illinois. Teaches Biological and Physical Sciences. A. M. Shipman - Building Custodian. xfagrvfbkffx ' . BQARD MEMBERS H. E. Glenn J. M. McKean R. H. Meyers G. H. Dambman O. J. Stover 1 5 3, W9 sf, X 55 535 ms Wav w 3'8- 'I' II I-I XI I I. I, NX' II IC IC I. I'n 1 w I 1 I 1 Seniors XX'ho wonIdn't hc- Crazy? XYitI1 svniors Iilqc that . . . YL-a Man . . . XYhat hig shots , . . Posin' Ior fancy picturcs . . . grinning Iikv goons . . Oh! Oh! trouInIc . . . XYho done it? .X sn-nior . , . Now. I just couIdn't hc . . .'Conrsc. thosc halos did fit kinda tiffht solnctiinvs . . . Sax'-anyone seen an 4-xtra N 4 . job? . . . Ya know, thcy niay hc good, hut nioncy docsn't grow on trccs . . . although sonic Iook as if thcy wish it did. 'ZX Fanious ,XIIIIUSlufI,Cl7Si CoIa nearly hit thc spot . . . Ycp . . . thc two senior coutcstants gathf crcd their thoughts and rated way up tI1ar . . That's one time thc brains almost paid oII' . . . The school was mighty proud anyhow . . . Ilo you think tln-11' might bc an Einstvin around? Careful . . . It nlight Iac you . . . or thc gal beside you. Ilfcnihcr graduation night? Scniors trippin' up thu aislc . . . tasscls ticklin' their noscs . . . niortar boards tipped on their heads Iikv stockin' caps . . thcn a sigh . . . XX'hoops of joy . . . It's oycr . . . .Xnd thc juniors carry on . . . Think thcy will cvcr liyc up to thcni? 2 JN O O C v Page 4 'I' H Ii M IIIXYHICIZI, Ann Allen -- She goes her own sweet way, and asks no advice. Music Program 1, 2, 45 jr. Class Play 35 Sr. Class Play 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Glee Club Ofticer 1, 45 Band 3, 45 Question Club 15 Hin. Fc. Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 4. Bill Brown - I like work5 it fascin- ates n1e5 l can sit and look at it for hours. Annual Staff 3, 45 Music Program Z, 3, 45 jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Softball 3, 45 Glee Club Z, 3, 45 Officer 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Newspaper Staff 4. Richard Allison 4 Life is too short to accomplish all the things of which he is capable. Class Pres, 1, 35 Ir. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 25 F. F. SX. Member 1, Z, 3, 45 Pres. Z, V. Pres. 3, 'l'reas. 45 Student Council 4, Treas. 45 Music Program 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, Z, 3. 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 judging Team 1, Z, 3, 4. Ruth Burkholder - Frequently with- in 1ny brain. I gently think a thought fMenJ.y' Class Secretary 15 Student Council Z5 Music Program 1, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Play 45 Cilee Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Glee Club Ofticer 25 Hin. Ec. Club 1, Z5 Newspaper Staff 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Question Club 15 Mixed Chorus 4. Arnold Chandler - My idea of an agreeable person, is one who agrees with nie. Class V. Pres. 15 Secretary 35 Treas- urer 45 F. F. A. Member I, 2, Treas. Z5 jr. Play 35 Sr. Class Play 45 Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 35 Glee Club l, LZ, 3, 45 Ollicer 3, 45 Music Program I, 2, 3, 45 Band 3, 4, Officer 45 Librarian 45 Mixed Chorus 4, Larry Calkins - Men of few words are the best men. Class V, Pres. 45 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Student Council 35 Music Program 1, 2, 45 Glee Club Officer 45 Ag. judging Team 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Newspaper Staff 4. Henry Bushman - Happy go-lucky, fair and free, nothing there is that bothers me. Class Secretary 25 Student Council Member 3, 4, Pres. 4, Y. Pres, 35 Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Play, Stage Mgr. 4. ..,f,. '1 X W W 'I' H E Xl l L L XY H E E L Page 5 Senior History Eyes a-buggin' . . . and wonderin' what was going to happen next . . Thirty-eight Freshies entered the happy domain of M. C. H. September 4, l944 opened the big four year term of the Seniors . . . They chose as their president. Richard Allison . . . ln the lucky position was Arnie Chandler, vice-president . . . Ruth Burkholder did the scrawling . . . Sonny Dittmar acted as treasurer, keepin' them out of the red . , . At least they thought he was . . . Elected to the Student Council to try and put in their two bits were Chuck Rosenberry and Emily lleide . . . Settin' the kids on the right track was Mr. Terwilliger as advisor . . . Maybe he was the one that set them off on their good humor. Hack they came in 45 being thirty-tive strong!!! after the cam- paigning, Neil Colliflower was elected president for the year. Close behind was vice-president, lXlarlyn Traum . . .secretary, Sonny llittmar . . . Hear he wrote some pretty good notes his freshman year and the class was sure he could serve the purpose . . . Keepin' their millions in good investments was ,Tack NVagner . . . Then to elect the two people with the most gab for Student Council . . . Yep .... - Xrnie Chandler and Ruth liurkholder argued their way through for the Sophies . , . Keepin' the class under control was Maryellen Hutchings . . . Going got pretty tough sometimes, but they all came through the vear. 4 Four more gone leaving thirty, but still flyin' high . . . back they came to their big year . . . The Mighty Juniors of '46 . . . That's what they called ,em in those days . . . Richard Allison gave the stirring speech as president at the banquet . . . Tom Ewers bit his finger nails in sympathy, being vice-presi- dent . . . Arnie Chandler. secretary, kept the notes . . . of the meeting, that is . . . Emily Heide served faithfully as treasurer . . . Boy! was she swamped with money . . . Daisy Frankfother and Larry Calkins were representatives to the Student Council . . . Henry Bushman won with high honors the vice presidency of the Student Council . . .Can you imagine Hank being quiet enough to hold such an office? . . . Miss Neessen had the problem of getting the prom etc.. under way, let alone managing such a group . . . Wlhat high ideas they had . . . They all joined together October 4. l946 to decide on what kind of rings they would get . . . Had to pick real classy ones in order to tempt the ffuvs 'uid gals to change . . . Guess they aren't so dumb . , . Then as . f Irs' ' . tContinued on Page 79 Page 6 'I' H IC M I I. I. XX H Ii IC I, Lyle Cheeseman ---- I hate to waste paper and pencil to get my les- sons. F. F. .-X. Member l, 2, 3, 4, Softball Z: Track 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 4, Ag. judging Team I, 2, 3, 4, News- paper Staff 4, Sr. Illay 4. Marlyn Traum - 'HX hearty laugh is worth a thousand groans in any market. Class Vice President Z, Annual Staff 3, 43 Itlusie Program l, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Glee Club Oflieer -lg Question Club lg Sr. Play 43 Pep Club l, 3, 4: Hm. Ee. Club l, Z, 43 Newspaper Staff 4, Li- brarian Z. Evelyn Geert-s Daisy Frankfother - Her friendly smile brightened many a day. Class See. 4, Student Council Member .... 4 ,1 ,...v.,, Mixed Chorus 4, Hm. lic. Club lg Li- brarian 2, Office Attendant 3. 33 Music Program l, Z, 3, 4: jr. Play I Sr I'l1y 4 Clcc Club l '7 3 4 Clifford Dittmar - Uliarly to bed and early to risefand you miss the best part of the dayfl Class See. Z, Class Treas. lg Music Program 3, 4, Softball lg Basketball l, Z, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Glee Club Officer -lg Mixed Chorus 4: Librarian l, 3, Office Attendant Z, 3, jr. Play Stage M gr. 35 Newspaper Staff 4. uiet, reserved, and studious was she. Glee Club lg Hm. lic. Club 1, News- paper Staff 4. Wesley Woodin 4 'tVVhen I get started I go, but it takes a long time to get me startedf' Softball 43 Newspaper Staff 4, Track 3, 4. Tom Ewers - Seen, but seldom heard-FP? Class Y. Pres. 35 F, F. A. Member li Annual Staff -lg Music Program l, 2, 3, -lg Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Oflieer Z, 35 Band l, 2, 3, -lg Band Of- licer 3, Sr. Play 43 Librarian Z, 35 Office Attendant l, Z, 3, Mixed Chorus 45 Newspaper Staff 4. - 1 I . 3 6 ', 1 N .I I 1 1 - 'r II 1: 11 1 L L W HE-E L Page 7 came their first big' play . . . l3on't think they weren't 801110 stage frightened kids on Octoher 30 and November l . . . June Mad . a comedy in three acts really kept the crowd happy . . . Have you ever been Tn A11 Old Dutch Gar- den ? Those .luniors really went to town in making the little ole Gym over . . . Rig' mill at one end with real running' water and all the tl'lIH1l1lllg'S . . . Yep . . . That was May 23, that the .luniors carried the Seniors oil' with the banquet and prom . . . Yowdy Dow .... e Xnd what a 'lunior year they made of it . . . Fourth term reached . . . Au' what do ya know . . . No gain, no loss . . . still thirty carrying' on . . . Heading the class in their final leap was Chuck Rosenberry, president: Larry Calkins, vice president . . . Daisy Frankfother, secretary . . . with Arnie Chandler heiug' treasurer. Being the high repre- sentatives and knowing' just how things were to he run after years of exper- ience were Richard Allison and Leora XYeidel as Student Council memhers . . . Hank Bushman was, of course, president makin' things he 141111 right up to par . . . Advisor was Mr. XVard . . . Now to another great play . . . XYho XYouldn't He Crazy . . . Really. Seniors . . . this mad and crazy stull' was really a hahit . . . XYas it because those parts were more natural to play? . . . May Zl, the Seniors sat haek and relaxed . . . They really enjoyed those -luniors slaving' away . . . furnishing' them with a good time . . . Year was at an e11d and the Seniors were gone with much to remember . . XYhat yflll ca11't :lo in four years . . . XVOXYY df 3 6 0, J Q I Page S I ll la M I l. l. XV H E T2 l. Orville Wolf - lf wisdom were judged by feet, l'd be a Solomon. lf. F. A. Member l, 2, 3, -lg Reporter -lg Musie Program Z. -lg jr, Play 3: Sr. Play 4: Softball 3, -lg Basketball 3, -lg Traek 3, -lg Cilee Club 2, -lg Mixed Chorus -lg ,ludging Team 2, 3, 41 Librarian 31 Newspaper Stag -l. Roger Cheeseman - 'tStudying doesn't bother ine, and I don't bother studying. l Music Prograni l, 2g Glee Club l, 2g judging' 'I'eani lg Newspaper Staff -l. Norine St. Clair like to be see. M usie Program Marilyn Kimmel - ti-X blush is beau- tiful but often inconvenientf' Annual Staff 1, Z, 3, -lg Music Pro- gram l, 2, 3, -li Vlr. Play 3g Sr. Play -lg filee Club l, 2, 3, -lg Ollieer I, -lg Hin. lie. Club l, lg Question Club lg Pep Club 2, 3, -lg Newspaper Staff -lg Li- brarian -lg lland l, 2, 3, -lg lland Officer 1: Ofliee Attendant 3. Emily Heide --- l'She looks like an angel and acts like one, too, but you never can tell what an angel might do, Class 'llreasurer 3g Student Council lg .-Xnnual Stall' -lg Music Program l, 2, 3, -lg jr. Play 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hin. lic. Club lg Question Club lg Pep Club 2, 3, -lg Librarian -lg News- paper Staff 3: Mixed Chorus -l. 1 l'hey say women bossed-just try and 1, Z, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, -lg Mixed Chorus -lg Question Club lg Pep Club 2, 3, -lg Hm. lie. Cllub l, Zg Newspaper Staff -lg Sr. Play. Leon Woodin - Quiet, reserved and Owen Nye - Because he doesn't studious was he. Soft ball -lg Newspaper Staff -l, talk, is no sign he hasn't anything to say. F. F. A. Member l, 2, 3, -lg Annual Staff -lg 'l'raek 2, 3, -lg judging Team 3, .15 3 'I' H IC M I LIL XY H E li L - W Page 'J Class Will XYell, what do ya know . . . Class had a test today in world history and no mistakes . . . Miss Sweet is really in the groove since Hank willed her his typing ability. Donald XYerner no longer sits back and looks on since Arnie Chandler willed him his argumentative ability. 'lay Farwell has become the alle.-Xmerican basketball star now that he has Orville XYolf's height. Did you see .lune Coats enter school this morning? How dihferent she acts! How quiet she seems since livelyn Geerts was considerate enough to give her her quietness. NYhat's this! Donna Hawkins with the same guy three nights in a row. Guess you couldn't expect anything any diiferent since Ann gave her her ability to hold a man. My! Look at llarold Rohde with that Jack NYagner build. XYhat happened to Ilan Nye's curly hair? Oh, didn't you know! He got Chucks butch. l'lasn't Darrell been a card lately? Larry left him his wit. llave you heard that high tenor in mixed chorus? lt's just Elaine Schmitt replacing Tom Ewers. Dolores Ritenour's feather cut has really grown since lfmily Heide willed her her long blonde hair. l'opularity plus is the motto of Betty Shilling from the llirtatious abil- ity of Leora XVeidel. Oh, that shriek . . . lt's just Betty Geary taking lessons from Norma U Rae I eters. Berneita Linton really rates since Helen Robinson gave her all those Polo men . . . 'cept one. XYhat's that Carol Klcliean is flashing around? Ruth llurkholder must have given her the art of getting a diamond, Harvey llittenturf shines lately with Harold XYoodin's athletic ability. liet he'll get the gold basketball for sure when he's a senior. Notice how happy jack Maberry is lately? Seems Roger Cheeseman left him his ability to get by . Lynn Hull is really displaying her work since Leon XYoodin willed her his willingness to be helpful. tContinued on Page llj .....J gi...,...,, L . Page 10 H li Xl I 1 1 XY H Ii li L Jack Linker - 11is curly black hair, the envy of all his classmates. F. F. A. 1, 25 Annual Staff 3, 45 Jr. Play 35 Glee Club 45 Mixed Chorus 45 judging' Team l, 25 Newspaper Staff 45 Librarian Z, 35 Office Attend- ant Z, 3. Helen Robinson - 'l'hough shy in many ways, her smile, friendly- ness portrays. Music Program 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Question Club 15 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Hm. Ee. Club 1, Z5 Newspaper Staff 45 Librar- ian 45 Sr. Play 4. Leora Weidel - lf absolutely neces- sary, 1 can be quiet although it is a great strain. Stu. Council 45 Music Program 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club Officer 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Question Club 15 Pep Club Z, 3. 45 Hm. lic. Club 1, Z5 Newspaper Staff 45 Librarian Z5 Office Attendant 3, jack Wagner -- 'l'Tis better to have loafed and nearly flunked, than never to have loafed at all. Class Treasurer 25 Track 3, 45 Basket- ball 15 Senior Play. Norma Rae Peters --- l'm not bash- ful, Pm just well-trained. Music Program 1, 2, 3, 45 Ir. Play 3' x S11 Play 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Ques- tion Club 15 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 News- paper Staff 45 Mixed Chorus 4. Harold Woodin - Loyal, true, and always kind, yet he always speaks his mind. f'.l1I'?lllSfC1' from Polo, Sr. Yearl Annual Staff 45 Sr. Play 45 Softball 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 45 News- paper Staff 4. Charles Rosenberry - Twinkle, Twinkle, athletic star, it seems you're happy where e'er you aref' Class Pres. 45 F. F. A. Member 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Treas. 35 Student Council 15 Softball 1, Z, 3, 45 Pmasketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Track Z, 3, 45 Judging' Team 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 4. X 'I' H li M l L l. VV H E E L 7 Page ll CLASS WILL CContinued from Page 93 liditor Marilyn Kiniinel left her work O11 the annual to l1er three tire- less assistants. See how l.yle Melbe1'g s pockets are loulgiiig since Bill Brown left l1i111 the knack of getting' girls with a pocketful of candy. Lyle CllCCSC1llZl.ll left all efforts to get a girl to Bliss Sucher. Uh! who's that first tCZl.Il1 1nan with black wavy hair . . . Keith Oncken gifted by XYesley XYoodin. Ronald Niatke. that professed bachelor. is really on the ball since he desires to be like Owen Nye in that l1e's goiiig steady. Another IICXV girl i11 school. too. Since Lola Koster l1as Norine St. Clair's clark hair and complexion. Margaret Glaw's blue eyes have turned to brown since Marlyn Trauin willed hers to tl1e cause. Sonny Dittniar gives his bad knee to anyo11e who wanted it. See that jeep sailing ClUVVl1 to Sterling-it's just JoAnn Hanna with Richard's vehicle. Pk Pk Pk Pk Dk bk bk Class Prophecy May l2, l958 . . . Nice bright spring morning and Richard Allison de- cided to get his 111ail before going to the field . . . Wait, what's that? Oh, that's his new dairy barn . . . ls that a hufre thine' . . . Guess l1e is doinif Jrettv ffood . 35 6 27 1. , 6 with l1is experimental farm . . . Richard opened the paper and . . . Lo and Behold . . . XYhose name should be there but Harold XYoodin's . . . Seems l1e has become editor of l1is own paper . . . Now to check 1113 on l1ow Hank Bushinan is doing . . . There l1e is . . . High point 1na11 again . . . Boy. since l1e started playin' with the ,Xnierican Basketball Stars l1e l1as really hit the news . . . XYell blow nie flUXY11 . . . Chuck Rosenberry has really 1nade himself a team at M. C. ll. S. . . The coach and his fellas swa111ped tl1e Shannon Eagles by 40 points . . . Hear l1e has a pretty good chance for going to State . . . YX'l1y. there's Marilyn lil1llll1t'l'S 11211116 on the front page . . . Can yo11 .gg3-r-- if --i . -1 v.,-7?-'.n1L'-iw -- Page ll T H li M I L L NN' H E li L imagine that . . . She has just been elected President of the Social work in Chicago . . . By her pictures she certainly has changed . . . XYell, Richard folded up his paper and went out to start his tractor to get down to work . . . Natch . . . wouldn't start so Rich got in his car and struck out for parts . , . In Milledgeville he went to Sonny Dittmar's repair shop . . . Sonny informed him he would have to get what was needed in Peoria . . . while they were talking Sonny told him XVesley XYoodin had just accepted the position as janitor in M. C. H, S. . . Seems Helen Robinson was going to work in the office there too . . . Guess two of the old classmates just couldn't stand leaving school and all its fun . . . XYho!s that coming in the door? . . . Orville XVolf, of all people . . . Hear he has a farm near Dixon and came all the way up to have Sonny fix his corn planter . . . Sonny's work must be pretty well known around the country . . . XVell, Rich had to be off to get the parts he needed . . . After going home and picking up his wife they struck out for Peoria . . . Of all the luck . . , A flat tire . . . Guess it wasn't so bad after all . . . VVhen he went into the farm house here was Owen Nye . . . He had hooked a pretty good bargain on a farm near Sterling so he naturally took it . . . Owen told of running into the former Ruth Burkholder . . . Here she has a farm about a mile up the road . . . Her husband's, that is ...i A nd queer as it may sound . . . Dewey Brown hauls their milk . . . Tire fixed and off he goes again . . . It was getting pretty late so he decided they would stop at the little restaurant ahead . . . XVell, you could have knocked him down with a feather . . . The proprietor was none other than Roger Cheeseman . . . There in big lights was . . . SpecialfHash . . . Anything but that . . . XVith his head in the menu and niurmuring to himself Rich gave the order , . . Yipes . . . Evelyn Geerts, is the waitress . . . She said she was really enjoying the work and that only the day before Miss America had stopped while pass- ing through . . . Seems she was going to California for a screen test . . . XVho was she? . . . YVhy Emily Heide. of course . . . They finished their meal and continued on . . . XVith the housing shortage the way it was Rich had just about given up hope and luck was with him again . . . For there was a hotel . . . Yep . . . Lyle Cheeseman and Leon Vioodin had really set up a little gold mine for themselves . . . Course being old classmates, they were given the best of rooms . . . ln the ballroom they were featuring Tom Ewers and his band . . . with his up and coming vocalist, Ann Allen ...i 4 Xfter enjoying a few minutes of his hot music they decided to take in a show . . . Wialking down main street they saw flashing on and off . . . Larry Calkins with Leora XVeidel co-starring in the latest hit . . . Fantasy linpromptuf' He settled down to watch the movie . . . XVhat should Hash before his eyes but - W '1j, 11 14. KI 1 1. 1. 11 11 14. li 1. Page113 - 1'1'ofessor .XI'l1lP1f1 c1112ll1f11CI' 1111s ueeepted 111e high honor of heiug' The 171'CS1f1C11'C of El Cofed School . . . 1.Zll1g'11il1g' 1o himself Rieh knew this iitted -Xrnie to the .... Xfter 1111- XX'Ul1f1Cl'i111 movie they 51Z11'tC11 hack to the hotel . . . l1o1y Cow . . . -11151 look 211 that crowd . . . 1Xf1er pushin' L111' 170111. 111111117061 o11 Rich saw XX'1lZl1 111e exei1e111e111 was . . , The XX'or1d's C11H1111JiUll XYres11er was llliliiillg 11is 111111111 . . . Xxvililt really knocked him over was- There stood .luck XX'z1g11er . . . g'ri1111i11' from ez1r to ez1r over 11is new won ehz11upio11ship . . . Next Illllfllillg' found Rich Il1lC1 his wife 1lCZlf11l1g' for all z1irf1e1d . . . They 111111 been 1o1d 1111 airport 1lClll'1Jf' was g'ix'i11g' free rides. . . . fyll CI1fC1'il1Q' 1he o111ee who should greet t11Cll1 11111 Norine St. Clair . . . The head nurse . . . 8111111111111 heside her was Xor111z1 R:1e Peters who had just 1'CtUl'I1CC1 from 11 round 111e world trip . . . After 1111- 111ri11i11g' ride they were ready to se1 11:1e1q for K1i11edg'ex'i11e . . , Rich ohtz1i11ed 11is parts while his wife we111 to the Q'l'C'!l1 N1z1d:1111 R1Z1l'1j'1l r111'Z1L1l1l, i11 her exehisive 1J1'CUC11u hezmty sz11o11 . , ,'1111L'll home 1hey XX'l'llt XYUllC1L'1'i11g' 1111211 the C11ZlllQ'L' would be i11 zmother te11 j'L'Z1I'S??? 1 1- 1 '77 e ' 1 .If QQ . UL 1 IA J' 1 11sS:1meS Em 1 ish h 7 ........nL LASSES e 4335 Q wt ,Al NL 'I' II If XI I I. I. XX' H IC Ii I. I':1gv I5 I Classes X lpvs. that IIQII ZIQZLIII . . . L-:lull In :L ClP1'llL'I'. wlth uuIy Lum CllI'l1C1'S zulcl :L umcl cIzlsI1 . . . tu settle' rImx'u fm' Zl Immg' forty IIIIIIIIIUS zuuirl thc IJUIJIIIIIQ' uf I IuuImImIm- gjlllll, thc wllistlur :md that dog. thc slccpcr . . . uucl tI1c1'c's thc IJuuIQxx'm'1u xx'1'ig'gIi11g IIIYHIIQII I . . , :mul Iu-rc 501110 ZLTC In lIu- Imsvlucllt IISIQCIIIIIQ' lu him IJIulIA thc way tlu-5' wish 1I1cy couIcI . . . I'ssst . , . 1'zlrII:L1u1A? . . .Nwpc -... SIi11g'tIu1t uotc mvl' . . . Ilmlumullu uicn I... Inu-1' ul' SIulIicspQzL1'c', zL1uI it starts mul SIu-'s 'frm Ifzu Im' NIU' . . Ilvy. yuu. in tlu- rwl shirt! Im-? . . . IJI1. it! yuu. Susiv . . , tum Illllllj' 1'cfI SXXCELICIN . . . awful coufusiu' SUIIICA I tiuuw . . . and Llwsc xx'1wI sucks that go up uurl up Iikc I11IIzLtiuu . . , tllvu pcmlf Imzlggillg' ZLYUIIIIQI llu' I zmklcs. I Ilvy, thc IJQII . . . just gut to slccp, too . . . zmrl I slu- Q'ZlX'C the zLssig11111c11tm'KIissccl it! Aw, cowl NIT. I Iucfurc' you blow 21 fuse -... I'm comin' . . . IIuI1? I Papcr? XYIIZIII paper? . . . OIL that papcl '... Tlmt rIuc tudzly? Its houu -... l31'iug' it tO11IU1'l'UXX '... Oh, :Imp cIcz1cI twice . . . I I I 9 IIS I QQOQQO Qs f' I Y Cf ou D QKXO 0 0QD 2 fxxf oo o C ? K Page 16 'I' ll E M l L L VV H E E L JUNIOR CLASS Fourth Row: Gene Smith. Dan Nye. Ames Sehryver. Allan Engelkens, Dick Millhouse. Ralph Sprecher, Robert Klenncnga, Jack Colliflower. Third Row: Betty Geary, JoAnn H anna, Dolores Ritenour. Donna Hawkins, V Berneita Linton. Lois Albers, Harriet Ultman. Maxine Linton. Second Row: Alice Barthel, Ethel Mae Chandler, Lola Koster, Danny Frank- fother, Miss Neessen, Lyle Coats, Evelyn Munz, Hazel Anderson, Darrell Nusbaum. Front Row: Margaret Glaw. Norma Smith, Lyle Nicholas, Doris Pilgrim. Carol McKean, Laurence Glenn, Lyle Melberg. and Keith Qnckenr. Stanley XVag'ner, Wlayne Sarber and Kenneth Heide not present when picture was taken. SOPHOMORE CLASS Fourth Row: Donald Hinkley. Jay Farwell. Ronald Peters, Russell Schry- Ver, George Gettle, Allen Polhill, Cornelius Geerts. Denver Traum. and Kermit Sarber. Third Row: Vesta Bushman, Carol Bushman. Geraldine Linker, Doris Block. Elizabeth Reents, Ruby Tripp, Nora XYoodin, Verna Oltmanns. Second Row: Frank Pilgrim. Jeannie Hawkins, Darlene St. Clair. Gale Nicholson, Miss Sweet. Ruth liarthel, Ella Mae Nye, Harold Rohde. Front Row: Betty Shilling, Geraldine Jones, Harry XVC11g'C1'. Gene Spauld- ing, Laurence Sucher, Loren Maberry and Tom Wfetzell. FRESHMAN CLASS Third Row: Robert Frankfother, Gordon Nesemeier, Ronald llartje. Harvey 'T'ittenturf, Fred Hutchison, Roland Stewart. Nelva Smith. Ronald Miatke, Donald Vlerner. Second Row: Joanne Hinrichs. Neva Smith, Donna Bardell, Miss Dufel- meier. Janet Oltmanns. Darlene Smith. Jean Stone. Front Row: Frank Hutchison, Jack Maberry, Gerald XVoodin. Joyce Alli- son, June Coats, Patsy Ritenour. Doris Hadaway and Elaine Schmitt. Jim Hoover not present when picture was taken. .A Xi 1 r4 1a ' H5621 Q, y , N f my ' wj F .g f, . -f ji J 4 M14 4 Jfxgm a , 1 If 1 11 1-, N1 1 1.1. 11 11 11.131, 43114 lfreshmzm News 112111 . . . 112111 . . .The C'12111g s 2111 llere . . . Clear 1l11w11 t11 t11at1z1st1121s11- 1111 little Freshie . . . 111' s1111ul11 we s21y 1XVCl1tf'-11YC 111 1110111 . . . G11rsl1 . . . this scl11111l is huge . . . 'specially Z11.1l'1' 17Cll1g' s11u21she1l i11 that sch1111l 111 0111's last year. Oh . . . speakiu' 111 ClI1l71ll'l'21SSllli 11111111e11ts . . . l111w 21h11ut 111iti21ti1111 at the l:11'SlI 2111 sel11111l party . . . mighty C11l2Cl'tZlll11ll' . . . tl111se seniors . . . After Z1 11e21t spray f1'11111 tl1e sl111wer . . . Yap . , . Cl12l.llg'CC1 11111' el11t11es, t111'1 . . . re211 F Classyftlmse fellas 111 1lresses 211111 gals i11 111'e1'21lls . . . 1'l11w utterly. sl121ll 1111e say, cute? . . . Yep . . .1111esl121l1. XY1-ll, 1111w. 211111111 t1111s1- Qi11l'1ST1l1ZlS 1751-e111'21ti1111s . . . T11e tree 11111111-11 g111111 Clltlllgll t11 he 021161122111 th11se 1JUlJCU1'11 strings . . .X111l the p21c1121g'es l.1l1ClCl'l1L'Zltl1?? . . . 1111,1stly l111ws. !1,C'1'1Zl1ll111l t11 tl1e 2111-sC1111111 party . . . St. 1'21t1'ie11 l1i111se1f c1111l1l11't have w111'11 111111'e g'l'C'Cl1 !41lZ1.llll'UCliS . . . 11111 1111 your life . . . That party really was i11 the green . . . nice. XYith Miss 1DUfCllllC1l'l' l'XlJl2l,1llllll the l52Ll'1lZL1l1C'l1l2ll'j' IJl'UCCt1l1l'C. the 1111111i1121ti1111s Zlllfl l121l111ts p1'11ye1l 111 pl21ce 111116 Coats i11 the l5l'CSlf1CIlt'S se21t . '111yce 1X1lis1111, vice-presi1le11t . . . 1,2llSy RltE'110ll1'. SCC1'L't2Ll'f'-tl'C2l.Slll'Cl'. Enter- ing' i11 21t tl1e Stllflifllt CUl1llL'l1 lllCL't1l1g'S were 1311111121 11a1'11ell a111l R111121l11 Hartje. :lf Ak 211 P? P? 2? Snplmnmre News Flash . . . Saucy s11ph11111111'es stage leap year jlllll sessi1111, 211111 l111y, was it super!!! X'211e11t111es witl1 1 l.11ye Y1111 writteu all 111'er tl1e111 . . . Howers such 215 11Jl'g'C1-1110-l1Ot5 . . . 111211111 tl1e party Z1 gala 11cc21si1111 . . .The g'1l'1-2l.51i- 1111y Zlllilll' 112111 CYCFYOIIC 1l2111ei11g '... 211 least girls E1.l'L'lllt 15115111-L11 . . . referring' to flZll1Clllg'. llZl1Cll , . . l'Cll't'S1lIl1t'lllS have quite 21 hit t11 1111 with the success 111 21 party. t1111 . . . 'specially when they 21re s11 l11sei11us. The jiyiu' le2111e1's wl111 l1elpe1l 111 make t11is party 211111 11tl1er sophie ac- tivities w111't11while were . . . l,5'1lll 111111, presi1le11t . . . .1i111 Sllilllltllllg' . . . vice p1'esi11e11t, 211111 llarry XYe111g'er. SCCTC1Zll'j t1'CZl.S11l'Cl' . . . 8111110111 Council repre- SC11tZlllYC'S were Carol 1511511111311 211111 rlwtjlll XYetzell. Page 18 'I' ll li Xl l L L XY H li Ii L i Juniors Bong! There goes the hell for American llistory . . . history certainly does repeat itself . . . even down to the recommendation of Mr. Cline's that someone should become vice-president . . . all you have to do is learn to plav the piano and hope you'll never hecome president . . . Too much work. va know . . . XYell, everyone should. that is . . . set their ambitions high . . . no doubt . . . lint studies aren't all that happened this year . . . No siree . . . Not on your life . . . llid you see the junior play . . . House of Strang'cness ? Spooky xvasn't it? ,lust the right type for that class. Then came the all-school party . . . big' attendance . . . loads of fun . . Xicc??? Oh! it was a cat's meow l ll Qtif ya go to Candyland for the .lnnior senior prom . . . Those who made this luscious project a success were committees appointed for Decor- ations, Keith Oneken and Donna Hawkins, co-chairmen, Dolores Riteuour. Richard Millhonse, Lyle Nicholas, Stanley XYag'ner. Ralph Sprecher, Carol McKean and Maxine Linton. Prograni. Lyle Coats. chairman, Lola Koster. Kenny Heide. and lithel Chandler. Invitation. Alice liiarthel, chairman. Gene Smith. Lois Alhers and Norma Smith. Dinner. .loAnn Hanna. chairman, Harriett Oltiuan. llazel Anderson, Betty Geary and Bcrneita Linton: Orchestra. Danny Frankfother, chairman, Margaret Glaxv, lack Collifloyver and Laurence Glenn. Chair com- mittee. Lyle Klelherg, chairman. Dan Nye, llarrell Nuslmanm. Ames Schryver and Rohert Mennenga. Dick lielly's orchestra played for dancin' in the heantifnlly decorated gym . . . all in all. it xvas one grand evening . . . Screaniin' for peace and quiet at class meetings xvas Doris Pilgrim, president: with her capahle assistants. heing' Lyle Nicholas as vice-president. Norma Smith, secretary and Carol McKean. treasurer . . . Student council representatives, Margaret Glayv and Danny Frankfother. Cl1ecKC0f.+s Here l 1 1 , Y l W V, 51 CTI ITI S I 1 4 i4A,A-dniibiii i i I I iilii W Lil: In WILl4: 14 iii mi ?ij Aclpiviliess Lllulms . . . XX'ilrl music . . . l'lzLys , . . zlll crzuiuuccl lUQ'k'lllL'l' furuisli um' tliiug' . . . luu for tlui M. C. ll. S. Ye-s,si1'. . . tll21t'S llu- life . . . 2ll1j'tlllllg'lKJgL'l ZlWElj' fruiu sturlivs . . . XYl1y flu llic ,luuiurs aucl Scuiurs cujuy play przicticc so Il1l1L'll??? Cuulcl it lic tlic u'm'lc? Ncvvl' . . . Must lic wlizlt fulluws . . . Nut 1'l'l40l'1'lIlQ' to Glury . . . How :Llmut tliusc likely win-s . . . cluu't say Bl. C. H. S. clucsu't turn out guucl cooks, 'spvcizilly znltcl' I'lmuv EC. Clluli . . . Tzlllc :llmut l'0L'O1'KlS . . . just wail till you svc tlu' ouc-s ilu' F. lt AX. fellas will svt . . . ui l.Z1I'llllIlg'tllZl.f is. XYlizL1's :ill that uuisc? llcp CllL1lJl7C1 S still iu tlic muucl for ycflliu' . . . 'IX l'1'ctly Girl ls Like .X Mc-lurlyn . . . llliv' sziy iu girls' glcv Cluli , . . Mr. BZll'llUS SU1HL'tllUCS XX'0l1flL'l'CCllll 801116 pc-uplv CCI taiuly cujoycrl wrwlqiilg nu tlic zluuuzll . . . C'uulrlu't lac Ilia- ziftcrmmiis ull- tu got zulsl llittu lgimlrlu . . . 3 , . . . , 1 E XX wrlqiu :lt uiglit really iuzlclc lll'UQ,'l'L'SS . . . Sc: tlic cclitm' ziucl zissisliuit cclitwrs say . . . XYl1zLt clwcs tlu- aclvisoi' llllllli zilmut tliis??? Fuu . . . yea . . . work . . . uyzili . . . XYL-ll. iiiziylx' it was 'lwut lizlll ziufl half . . . .luclgv it for yluirsclflll f 'ni QRRMNG X ? 5 v 4' l'age2ll-- g 1 H li., M imp 1. xv! li lywll GIRLS' CHORUS Fourth Roxv: Elaine Schmitt, Donna Haxvkins, june Coats, Marilyn Kimmel, Carol McKean, Helen Robinson, lllargaret Glayv, Marlyn Traum. llerneita Linton. Dolores Ritenour, Lois Albers. Emily Heicle. Thirfl Row: Maxine Linton, ,lor-Xnn Hanna, Daisy Frankfother. Norma 9 J Peters, Donna liarclell, Ann Allen, Doris l ilgrim, Joyce Allison, Neva Smith, ,lanet Oltmanns, Harriet Oltman, Betty Geary. Seconcl Royv: ,loanne Hinriehs, Norene St. Clair, Nora XYootlin, Geralcline Linker, Elizabeth Reents, Mr. liarnes, Ruth liurkholrler, Ruby Tripp, Lynn Hull, Carol Bushman, Darlene Smith. Front Roxv: Ella Mae Nye, l'atsy Ritenour, Gale Nicholson. Yerna Olt- manns, Hazel Anclerson, Evelyn Munz, Ethel Mae Chancller, Lola Koster, Ruth Harthel, Darlene St. Clair, Leora XYeiclel, ancl Norma Smith. BOYS' CHORUS Fifth Row: Kermit Sarber, Gene Smith, Hill Broxvn, jack Linker, .lay Far- yvell. Fourth Row: Danny Frankfother. Lyle Coats, .lack Collifioyver, Arnie Chancller, Ronalcl Peters. Third Row: Sonny Dittmar, Tom Exvers, Mr. liarnes, Larry Calkins, Lyle Cheeseman. Seeoncl Row: George Gettle, Harry XYenger, Richarcl Allison, Tom XYetzell, Allen Polhill. Front Row: XYayne Sarber, Orivlle XYoli, Gene Spaulding. Laurence Sucher, ancl .lack llaberry. BAND Fourth Row: ,loyee Allison. Doris Pilgrim, Ronalcl Peters. Thircl Roxy: Tom XXX-tzell, Harold XYooclin. Arnie Chancller, Tom Exvers. Seeoncl Roxv: Ann Allen, Gale Nicholson, XX'ayne Sarber, Lynn Hull, Carol McKean. Front Row: Maxine Linton, Mr. liarnes, Carol Bushman. MIXED CHORUS Fifth Royv: Emily Heirle. lierneita Linton, Klarlyn Tramn. Harry XXX-nger. XYayne Sarber, Orville XYolf, Laurence Sueher. ,lack Maberry, Klar- garet Glaw, Helen Robinson, lllarilyn Kimmel, Donna Hawkins. Fourth Row: Elaine Schmitt, loyee Allison. Lois Albers. 'lune Coats. George Gettle, Tom XYetzell. Allen l'olhill, Carol McKean, Dolores Ritenour, Ann Allen, Donna liarclell. Thircl Roxv: Daisy Frankfother, Norma Peters, Doris Pilgrim, Lyle Coats. Lyle Cheeseman, Larry Calkins, Tom Eyvers, Sonny Dittmar, .lack Collifioxver, Neva Smith, janet Oltmanns, Harriet Oltman, 'lo,Xnn Hanna. Second Royv:Lynn Hull, Ruby Tripp, Ruth liurkholcler, Betty Geary. Danny Frankiother, Klr. Barnes. Ronalcl Peters, liill liroxvn. Maxine Linton. Elizabeth Reents, Geralcline Linker, Nora XYooclin. Front Row: Ethel Mae Chancller, Darlene Smith, Carol l3ushman, Kermit Sarber, Gene Smith, Gene Spaulcling, ,lack Linker, lay Farwell. Norene St. Clair, Evelyn Munz. Hazel Anderson. Kneeling: Pat Ritenour. Darlene St. Clair. Gale Nicholson, Verna Oltmanns, Lola Koster, Ruth Barthel, Leora XXI-iclel, Norma Smith. -V 'r ii is xi i i. i. w H is li-L nj jj mat-zi Music News Got your note . . . all right. hit itll! and the music of old M. C. ll. S. swung into life . . . everyone in the mixed chorus. girls' glee club, and boys' glee club, was just strainin' their lungs to please the audience . . . in case you're wondering . . . the scene is in the ll. C. H. S. auditorium where the kids are furnishing a jam session for the P. 'l'. .X. in honor of National lidu- cation XX'eek . . . Quite a hot spot was the good old school that night. One more year of band and it won't be held in the activity room . . . with the sale of instruments this year a line band should be built up . . . even the band this year has been expanded . . . and they did a nice job playing for basketball games . . . between acts and many other activities. Next on the agenda of the music gang was the district contest held at Sterling. April lO . . . 1 llream Of You. more than you dream l do . . . wonder just who those girls are singin' to . . . and you know what??? they Know a Green Cathedral too . . , could be the girls' glee club had chosen these songs to sing at the district contest . . , also entered that day was the boys' glee club singin' Celtic llylllllii and Steal .Xwayu plus the mixed chorus singin' 'X-X Mighty Fortress Is Our God and Dear Land of Home. .VX complete duplicate of the songs sung at Sterling was given for the student body on April 2 . . . just for practice of course . . . llig Brother and Sister Day became famous when the beep . . . beep . . of the band and la de dah ol the singers took effect at an assembly program on May lO . . . those Sth graders really sat up and listened. Final activity to complete the year was the program given in May for the benefit of the public . . . quite a bit of talent in school at thatlll Page Z7 M 'l' H li M I L L VX' ll li li L JUNIOR PLAY Third Row: Maxine Linton. Dolores Ritenour, Gene Smith. Carol McKean. Second Row: Mr. Pethick, Lyle Coats, Laurence Glenn. Dan Nye, Hazel Anderson. Front Row: Doris l'ilg'rim, jack Colliflower, Donna Hawkins and Lyle Nicholas. SENIOR PLAY Sixth Row: llarold XYoodin, Orville XYolf, Richard Allison. Fifth Row: .lack IYagner. Lyle Clieeseman. Toni Ewers. Fourth Row: Marlyn Traum. Marilyn Kimmel. llelen Robinson. Third Row: ,Xrnie Chandler, Dewey lirown. Second Row: Norma l'eters, Norine St. Clair. ,Xnn Allen. Front Row: Mr. l'ethick. Ruth liurkholder. Leora XX'eidel. ANNUAL STAFF Standing: Ronald Peters, Toni XYetzell, Carol Bushman. Carol Mcliean. Harriet Oltman, Donna Bardell, Harold XVoodin. 'lack Linker, Bill Brown. Emily Heide. Marlyn Traum. Seated: Miss Sweet, Lyle Nicholas, Marilyn Kimmel. Doris Pilgrim and Donna Hawkins. Jeannie Hawkins not present when the picture was taken. ANNUAL ADVERTISING STAFF Third Row: .-Xrnie Chandler. Carol McKean. Harold XYooclin, Richard Al- lison, Owen Nye. Second Row: Orville XYolf. Marilyn Kimmel. Miss Sweet, Margaret Glaw. Front Row: Tom liwers. Gale Nicholson. Lyle Nicholas. Doris Pilgrim and Donna Hawkins. STUDENT COUNCIL Third Row: Danny Frankfother. Tom XYetzell, Ronald Hartje. Donna Bardell. Second Row: Leora IYeidel. Keith Oncken. Richard Allison, Carol Bush- man. Front Row: Hank Buslnnan. Mr. XYard and Margaret Glaw. I.,--V JQ1 .4 f 4, I F. ', I V fam,- 1 8-1,- Zfff . Tj, 4 J-'Qi ' I 1- i i f 5 ,, 51 --AM my-M '1' H E xi 1 1. 1. 3' H I-3 Mm' Mm Page gs Junior Class Play Guns . . . low candles . . . Murders .... Xll packed in one play . . . was the choice of the Junior Class that was given December ll and l2. 1947 . . . lt kept you in suspense until the final curtain , . . then in a big surprise . . . it ended l ll Characters of the play were: Sandra Pembleton . . . Doris Pilgrim Francine Ashmore . . Donna Hawkins XVinetta Bullitt . . . Dolores Ritenour June XYinterbottom . . 'Hazel Anderson XYayne lllerrin . . . Lyle Nicholas Nigel XYiseheart . . Jack Collillower Tobias llnllitt ,.., . . Lyle Coats Randolph XYinterbottom . . . . Dan Nye Abby Pierce ..... . Carol McKean Sling . . . . Gene Smith Maria . . . . Maxine Linton Paul Carson . ...... . Laurence Glenn Property Man . . Richard lllillhouse Stage Manager . ...... Keith Oncken l71'O1111JtCl'S . . fo Ann Hanna, Alice Barthel Director . ....... Mr. Pethick Senior Play Scene, one insane asylum on stage May 6 and 7 . . . typical place with Marlyn Tranm and Orville XYolf as the inmates . . . Tom llwers and Marilyn Kimmel as the Negro servants . . . jack XYagner as the superintendent of the asylum and Ann Allen as the capable head nurse . . . A wealthy member of the board of directors was Harold XYoodin. and Arnie Chandler portrayed Harold's son . . . Leora Xveidel was the gal Arnie was crazy about and liill llrown was another girl admirer . . . Friends of Leora's were Helen Robinson, Norine St. Clair and Norma Rae Peters. Evelyn NYinslow was played by Ruth llnrkholdcr and Richard Allison was her fiance . . . The specially hired cop was Lyle Cheeseman. Mr. Pethick directed the play. Page 24 'I' H Ii Bl I I. I. XY II IE E L Annual Staff XYhatcha want, Haaawu . . . Gonna meet tonight, Paaaw . . . seven p. ni., chilluns . . . and be there and stay thcrelllu Oh, that waistline . . . no more chocolate covered cherries 'til those toes can be reached again. 'Course Nick doesn't worry . . . he's in training CPU . . . Mints are all right, but the calories in cokes . . . My john! . . . XYhy aren't you working on that copy? . . . or don't you feel those inspirations . . . as yet . . XYhat time is it? Nine p. ni. I'm tired . . . G'nite , Lyle, get right back here . . . Finish that copy Hrstu , Maaaw ,... XYhatcha want, paaaw??? . . . The garbage IIIZLIIIS here . . . lYell, paaaw, tell him to leave a couple pails l l I . . . Seems KIarilyn's still here. All right-who swallowed that yardstick??? Oh. don't you see it stick- ing out all over . . . Huh, that's cute . . . No kiddinf everyone truly worked hard ninth periods and other free periods to make this year's annual a success . . . was it? Pk Pk Dk :lf :If :If Pk Ad Staff 'WVe can go . . . this afternoon? Swell . . . So oil' went a load of guys and gals to get the do-re-mi to make this annual what it is . . . Did they have a line??? How could some resist . . . How they would sweat when only a few dollars would be taken in . . . Then the words did fly and home they would come with a nice little pocketful. Not only were their pockets full . . . Hear they liked the sodas in Ster- ling . . . Nice dress shops in Polo, Fannie May Shoppes in Freeport . . . Qther items of interest, too . . . Need we put all those too numerous to mention??? But they did work nevertheless . . , Notice all those ads in the hack . . . They just didn't fly there, ya know . . . And how about extra pictures lilling up the good old Millwheell' . . . just remember, those ads were what paid for those extra pages . . . I.et's gather 'round and give a big f'Hurrah for members of the Ad staff-they deserve it. 'l' H I Xl I l, I. XX' H IC li l. 15120 lv Student tjlllllllil Student CUIIIICH . . . 1mt'h-us Cthat's M11 Climfs iuthwucc againj ul' thc stuclcut both '... mvt in their first jam scssiuu and camo up with such iclcas as . . . prolnotixl' lcttt-1' writin' with StIl.tiU1lC1'5' sale-s . . . pausiu' fm' 1'cf1'csl1- ments with a cukt-, I-I'U1l1 thQ mztchim-. that is . , . prutt-ctilm' lives with insurf ance pohcics . . . and kL'C1li11. t'x'c'1'yImurly happy with Cilllfly. Cillllly, and 11lU1'C candy. c5tllCl' jam svssiuus wcrc tht- Illtilltllly jiviu' in tha' Qylll as M. Cf Il S IXTZLIIICZLNINJ1. sputu with cliscu1'rliu's fflblll thc l'CCUI'fliIl'5 for thosc- strictly hep kids. Thc cl'mJ114'1' uf the night was lfrlcly Howard with Now is tht' Ilfllll-U . . . ohhhhh . . . and the gals wcrc akwmmin' . . . Swing' that that johs wt-rc chmv hcrc . . . Hank liushulau as prc-siclcnt . . . Kcith Onckcn, vicc p1'csiclt-ut . . . Margaret tilaw doin' thc sc-c1'cta1'ial work . . . and Riclmard :Xlliscm payin' thc hills. Fillin' thc other hlank spaces wcrc . . . seniors, I.t-ma XYcicIcl . . . suplmmcwcs, Tmu XYetzcll and Carol Bushman . , . fu-sI1111t-11. Donna liarchfll and Rtmalrl Hartjc . . . Mr. XYa1'rl was thc ach'isU1'. J 1. ..- ...f 'Q ' .,..,-.- 15? -Nfn--v' ,,-.p , .,-.Q ,-5, Q 0 ff- Qfsv-Q ,.....,- ..f- 1... .Z 'I' --.--f --.f , iii , .fi .f .-..-.. l Q Page 26 my 'r H E if i L L w H Ii iz L FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Second Row: Elaine Schmitt, Donna Bardell. lierneita Linton, Marlvn Trauni. Miss Neessen. i Front Row: Betty Geary. janet Oltmanns. june Coats. Hazel Anderson, Maxine Linton. Patsy Ritenour, Gale Nicholson. Doris Mock and Carol Bushman. LIBRARIANS Third Row: Norma Smith. Harriet Oltinan, Ruby Tripp, Marilyn Rinnnel, Doris Pilgrim. Alice Barthel. Second Row: Danny Frankfother. Larry Calkins, Laurence Glenn, Lyle Nicholas. Arnie Chandler, JoAnn Hanna. Front Row: Lynn Hull, Miss Sweet, Margaret Glaw. NEWSPAPER STAFF Fourth Row: Helen Robinson. Leora XYeidel. Third Row: livelyn Geerts, Chuck Rosenberry. Ilill llrown, Norene St. Clair, Norma Peters. Second Row: Narlyn Trauin, Sonny Dittinar. Miss Sweet. Ruth Burk- holder. Roger Cheeseman. Front Row: Marilyn Kimmel. Harold XYoodin. 'lack Linker and Torn Fwers. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Front Row: Lyle Coats, Orville NYolf. Chuek Rosenberry. Larry Calkins. Denver Traum, Nelva Smith. Cornelius Geerts. Lyle Cheeseinan, Allan Engelkens, Robert Mennenga. Fred Hutchison, Russell Schryver. Gordon Nesenieier, Gene Smith, Ronald Peters, Darrell Nusbauni. Second Row: George Gettle, Frank Hutchison, Roland Stewart, Dick Mill- house, Gerald XVoodin, Lyle Melberg. Loren Maberry. Toni YVetzell. Ames Schryver, Owen Nye. Front Row: Lvle Coats. Orivlle VVolf, Chuck Rosenberrv. Larrv Calkins, Keith oubkt-ii, raiumi-fi Allison and M1-. smiior. ' ' P' ' ml J' -way 'I' H li M l l. I, XY H li li L Page Z7 Future llomemakers of America One pound sugar . . three dozen eggs . . . and then a mess. Now this is why the F. ll. A. was formed . . . in order to prevent catastrophes like this . . F. H. A. stands for Future llomemakers ol America . . . and that's what they'll be . . . this organization is nationally formed of students who study homemaking . . . Though the group was late in forming the club, activities planned this year were to serve the F. lf. AX. banquet and serve a tea for the mothers of the gals . . . Supervision of the gals was taken care of by Miss Neessen . . . leaders of the club were president, Maxine Linton: vice-president. Betty Gearyg secretary, llonna liardell 3 treasurer. Patsy Ritenour. Newspaper Staff Hey . . . three bells . . . S'pose the newspaper's out??? Sure hope so . . Did you see the gossip in the last one? Mas that hot . . . And that editorial on slang . . . Yipes . . . Did they work to get that out on time? No wonder, Harold's losing all his hair . . . Between the kids not getting their stuff in and Miss Sweet and Miss Fieweger cutting it all out . . . They really gave him a rough time . . . The other features weren't so bad, either ...l -X nd that April Fool's edition . . . Yipes! . . . 'Course with the staff they had how could it help but be good . . . Yes. Sir. The Scoop was headed by Harold XYoodin, editor: Jack Linker, assistant ed.: Helen Robinson. news editor: Chuck Ros- enberry, sportsg Tom Ewers. features: and the leg men Cand galsj included, news reporters: Leora XYeidel. Ruth Burkholder, Norine St. Clair: sports reporters, Bill lirown and Lyle Cheesemang Feature writers, Marilyn Kimmel, Norma Rae Peters. and Sonny llittmar . . . editorial writers. Marlyn Traumg art work. Ruth Burkholder. XVayne Sarber. Roger Cheeseman: typists and mimeographers. advanced typing class. Page Z8 'I' H li M l L L XY H li li L Librarians Xvlllllllll friends and lettin' people influence them while handin' out the magazines, books and other materials . . . that's what the librarians did . . . that, and straightening up the library, of course . . . Sounds like fun . . . but it really wasn't Cthis into included for those disbelieversj and the lib tenders should have quite a bit of knowledge to their noggin, both in authors and good books . . . and whatfor about humans . . . plus a little addition and subtraction and so forth on those new-fangled fine slips . . . whatta change from tending' door to tendin' a lib full of knowledge CFJ seeking guys and gals. if Pk if Dk if wk Pk F. F. A. XYith cows mooin' and ideas a-l'lyin'. the F. lf. .X. swung into the new year at M. C. H. S. with pleasant memories of the past summer . . . their regular meetings, . . . trip to Devils' Lake with cookin', washin' dishes, Ow l, sleepin' and swimmin' . . . Mmmmin . . . plus lots of fun. But now . . . Down to business, ye chilluns. 3333s started filling their treasury from sellin' lunches at sales . . .Cryin' Hot Dogs, Pop, Candyn, through the crowd at basketball games , . . and takin' charge of selling candy at noon. Comes Spring-Comes Gardens. That was their new cry toward the end of the year. Yes. these masculine men turned to inlluencin' the weaker sex into buyin' garden seeds. This money went toward the fmancin, of the great farm shop. Oh-- XYhy did I eat so much? That's what many a mother heard from her husband and son. You guessed it . . . Morning after the Father and Son banquet with its food and entertainment. Yes. a full year came to an end with credit due to the ofiicers and ad- visor who were: Senior officers: President. Larry Calkins: vice-president, Keith Oneken: secretary. Charles Rosenberry: treasurer, Richard Allison: reporter, Orville XYolf: watch-dog, Lyle Coats. Junior officers: President, Tom XYetzell: vice-president. Ronald Peters: secretarv, George Gettle: trasurer, 'lay Farwell: reporter, Harold Rohde: watch-dog, Russell Schryver. Advisor: Mr. Sennelf. l l i THLETICS K 'Q-.hh 1 L' ,f 'I' II I. NI I l. I. XX H I. I. I. l':11 79 Q xfllll!tll'S H11 l11'11 l1i1ls . . . 111111 tl111I's wlizlt 1111-y 1li1l , . . H115- li1'll1:1ll . . . 'l'1':1cl4 . . . Sufnlmll . . . lY:1s 11x'1'1'yl1111ly lllllllly? XYCZI UNIX' . . . Xl. C. ll. S. 1'1'z1ll1 t111'11111l out tl11- L1-111115 . . . Klzllaiii' Il111s11 I1z1sk1'1s . . . N011 11111111- 1111 jz11'l11-is I'C'ZLllj' I1111l11-1l H2LSllj'. 11111 . . . Buys 111111111 lll'L'ltf' g11111l 111111l11ls, 1li1l11'I II11-yi lliIti11'tl111s1'l11111111 1'1111s . . . lQ111111i11' like us 1111 11111 , , , IJ111's Knock your 11115 11111 1111 II11' l1z1ll . . . Nico XXvlIC1I 11l1' ll'x'ill1- lIELS 11'1'll z111yx1'zL5'. l1iggjy111 Illflfl i11 truck . . . R1-ally put that lfflllllj' 1'z1s1- l1111k iicut? . . . S1-1'11111l t1'z1111 was 1'1':1lly wurk, I'1'll21S. ,lust wait . . . that lmig, g'ig'z111tic. lIllg'C . . . , . , tlwx' will l1:1x'1- 111 l1111l1l ll Il'UI7lIVX' C1l5L' fit I111' sucli tlAlJlJlIICS . . . Illilfllk' cu-11 Stz1t1- . . . IJ1'1-211111-1' . . . 'l'l111s1- IJ. Ii. classes 111-1'1-11't just sittin' 1'1111111l. 1-itl1c1' . . . 'l1lIl'j' put 1111 t11111'11z1- 1111111ts ..., Xllfl wllat t11111'11z1111Q11ls tl11'v wcrc . . . 'C11111's1' II11- lxcst t1'z1111s W1111 . . . but it wus :111 i11 fllll . . . fi11111l g11i11'. S1'11i111's. l'11tti11g' all lci1l1li11g' z15i1l1' . , . llll' f1'l11111l is 111igl1tx' 1l1'UUIl 111 its 111111111 III .Xtl1- lvtics. wi Gaim, 111.119 HIQIEDQEVMLE LETS G09 -lg Calla. lftlin 9 Page 30 'I' H E M I L L XX' H E If L TRACK Third Row: jay Farwell, Lyle Cheeseman. jack XYagner. Lyle Klelberg. Tom XYetzell, Gene Smith. Second Row: Laurence Glenn. XYcsley XVoodin. Harry XX'enger, Laurence Sucher. Orville XYolf, Allen l'olhill, Danny Franklother, Lyle Nich- olas. Front Row: Chuck Rosenberry. Richard Allison. Gene Spaulding. XYaynC Sarber, Keith Oncken, Hank Bushman. Owen Nye, and Mr. Cline. PEP CLUB Third Row: Geraldine blones. Betty Shilling. Neva Smith. Yesta Bushman. Harriet Oltman, Verna Oltmanns. Lola Koster, Ruby Tripp. Miss Dufelmeier, Janet Oltmanns, Lois Albers. Doris Mock. Patsy Ritenour. Elaine Schmitt. Helen Robinson. Second Row: Daisy Frankfother, Norma Peters. Betty Geary. Alice Barthel, Elizabeth Reents, Dolores Ritenour. Marlyn Traum. Emily Heide. Gale Nicholson. Marilyn Kimmel, Evelyn Munz, Norene St. Clair, Donna Bardell, Margaret Glaw. First Row: Berneita Linton, Joanne Hinrichs. june Coats. Norma Smith. JoAnn Hanna. Geraldine Linker. Carol Bushman. Nora XVoodin. Carol McKean. Ruth Barthel. Darlene St. Clair. Hazel Anderson. Ethel Mae Chandler. Ella Mae Nye. ln Front: Doris Pilgrim, Lynn Hull and Donna Hawkins. M CLUB Fifth Row: Tom YVetzell, Harry Wienger. Fourth Row: Arnie Chandler, XYayne Sarber, Keith Uncken. Sonny Dittmar. Third Row: Laurence Sucher. Hank Bushman, Owen Nyc. Harold XVoodin. Second Row: Laurence Glenn. Orville XYolf. Mr. Cline, Lyle Nicholas. Gene Spaulding. Front Row: Chuck Rosenberry and Richard Allison. CHEERLEADERS Doris Pilgrim, Lynn Hull and Donna Hawkins. ,-a, A ,Q HKCHS . A 41 3 xx K. P: ,L , xx. QL, ki pf V MCHS C5 ,Agn-15 his ACH S T H E M I L l. NY H li E T. Page 31 Track Towels hangin' round their necks . . . Puttin' big dents wherever they walk with those spikes . . . and bein' mighty fashionable in those neat sweat pants. etc., the fellas opened the track season . . . Do you think people looked to see a couple of streaks runnin' down main street . . . Oh how some of the guys built up their muscles . . . Just hope they keep throwin' the shot, etc. the right way and not through a window ...i A nd jumpin' . . . yowie . . . Talk about fallin, . . . XVouldn't think too much of droppin' after makin' the pole vault . . . ,Ieepers . . . Some people surely have ambition . . . NVonder what it would be like -... XVell they are doin' the work so guess there's no need to worry 'bout it . . . Just as long as they keep that good rating for the school. lk Pk Pk lk Dk Pk Ik Pep Club XVith a Hey and a Hi and a Ho Ho Ho. the jivin' pepsters made a full year of '47-'48 XVhat fun . . . Burying Pore Shannon . . . The beautiful wed- ding of Victory to the Millies . . . and the party honoring the basketball team . . . Yes, it all spells out only one thing ...i A group of swingin' lasses backin' the team in every way they knew how and furnishin' entertainment for everyone . . The gals got together and decided on gettin' letters to represent their club. There was never any doubt about those Nlilledgeville gals when it came to out-of-town games. No, sir . . . not with those orange letters on a black background with Pep Club across the bottom . . . Margaret Glaw took over as swing master. with Norma Smith assist- ing as vice-president. Keepin' their records was Carol Bushman. Miss Dufel- meier served as advisor helping them grow and giving them a club year to remember . . . I'ag:eL32 T H E M I L I, XY H li Ii L M Club Sixteen strong '... well, maybe a little muscular . . . lads started a new club . . . Sure thing. . . they really got things rollin' . . . money too . . . 'Course, each one had to dig down and pay dues and . . . no one could miss a game . . . No. sir . . . with scads and scads of orange pencils flyin' round with the bas- ketball schedule on them . . . talk about salesmen . . . Yowdy Dow . . . No chance of claimin' your pencil by description, though. Lucky Seniors again . . . Those that had one major and three minor letters received a gold basket- ball on a chain. Leading the athletes was Hank Bushman as president . . . Richard Allison. vice-president ..,, -X rnie Chandler. secretary-treasurer . . . 'lim Spaulding looking ferocious as watch-dog. Coach Cline acted as advisor. .tb 5ha,nn0r7'5 W f QQ F 'd F b.1o Ya 6.15-Pefgcglub N0 0 of fa T H lf Xl l l. l, XY l-I li ll L Page 33 Cluserleaders Tl1e stucleut hotly of M. C. ll. S. got together aucl pielcecl tl1e gals who were to represent tl1eir school as eheerleaclers . . . Two groups of jiviu' gals showed their stult aucl tllCl'l were votecl on i11clix'icl11ally . . . Talk about 1110- 111e11ts of suspense . . . Yowie! Alter tl1e big cleeisiou was macle it was fouucl that Donna Hawkins, l Doris l'ilg'1'i111 aucl Lynn Hull woulcl heat out tl1e time for tl1e year . . . Those three jiviu' hlills really went to tow11 . . . They elaimefl there was llljlllllll like goocl exercise . . . People so111eti111es wourlerecl . . . XYitl1 the haelciu' of tlllx pepsters and tl1e XYooNYoo's of tl1e erities. you eoulrl always tell tl1e Millies were there RANK.-LIE Vase 3-I 'I' H E M I L L XY H E E L GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Third Row: Darlene St. Clair. Pat Ritenour. Yerna Oltmanns. Darlene Smith, Yesta Bushman. .lean Stone. Ruth liarthel, Ella Mae Nye. Second Row: Nora VVoodin. Ruby Tripp. Doris Hadaway. Miss Neessen, Neva Smith. Elizabeth Reents. Geraldine Linker. Joanne Hiurichs. Front Row: Donna Bardell. Doris Mock, Betty Shilling. Geraldine jones. June Coats, Elaine Schmitt. Janet Oltmanns. Jeannie Hawkins not present when the picture was taken. BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Clnter-class volleyball champions in numbered shirtsj Filth Row: Darrell Nusbauin. Frank l ilgrim. Robert Frankfother, llon Hinkley, Donald NYerner, Harold Rohde. Fourth Row: Denver Traum, Russell Schryver. Ronald Hartje. jack IYag'- ner. Fred Hutchison. Gordon Nesemeier, Cornelius Geerts. Ronald Miatke. Third Row: Ralph Sprecher, Roland Stewart. Leon IYoodin. XYayne Sarber. jack lllaberry. Mr. Cline. XX'esley XYoodin. Roger Cheeseinan. Frank Hutchison, Harvey Pittenturf. Robert Mennenga. Second Row: Lyle Cheeseman. .-Xmes Schryver, Larry Calkins. Loren Ma- berry, Allen Engelkens. Tom Ewers, Owen Nye. Front Row: Jack Colliflower. Dan Nye. Hill Brown, ,lack Linker and Gene Smith. Jim Hoover, Stanley XYag'ner and Kenneth Heide not present when picture was taken. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Third Row: Norma Smith, Hazel Anderson. Ethel Mae Chandler. Norene St. Clair. Norma Peters, Carol Bushman, Lynn Hull, Evelyn Munz, Leora IYeidel. Lola Roster. Second Row: Maxine Linton, Daisy Frankfother. Carol McKean, JoAnn Hanna. Miss Neessen, Joyce Allison. Doris Pilgrim, Betty Geary, Ruth Burkholder, Alice Barthel. Front Row: Ann Allen. Emily Heide, Marilyn Kimmel. Berneita Linton, Helen Robinson. Evelyn Geerts. Marlyn Traum. Dolores Ritenour, Donna Hawkins, and Harriet Oltman. K. ch.-'lf L Q PN cn fm ,h Mlvi P ,G'i1'QE'!Q2Q ,5- Y HP N! A 7 flfp, I ' X K '37 J Q Tm? 'TJQ J Page 36 T H I2 M I L L XXL H E FI L VARSITY BASKETBALL Second Row: Richard Allison. Lyle Nicholas. Orville X'X'olt. Harold XYood- in, Keith Oneken. Gene Spaulding. Hank Bushman. Lyle Melbergj manager. Front Row: Mr. Cline, Chuck Rosenberry. Arnie Chandler and Sonny Ditt- 1112111 RESERVES Second Row: Mr. Cline, Ronald Peters. Lyle Coats, George Gettle, Danny Frankfother, Nelva Smith, Lyle Melherg. Front Row: Laurence Glenn, Harry XYenger. Gerald XYoodin. Toni Ylletzell, -lay Farwell, Laurence Sueher and Allen Polhill. SOFTBALL Second Row: Mr. Cline, Kermit Sarber, Jay Farwell, George Gettle. Chuck Rosenberry, Allen Polhill, Hank Buslnnan, Arnie Chandler. liill Brown, Gordon Neseineier, Ronald Peters. Gerald XYoodin, Russell Schryver. Front Row: Harry NVenger. Richard Allison. XYesley NX'oodin, Harold Wfoodin, Orville XYolf. Laurence Sueher. Keith Oneken, Tom XYetzell, Gene Spaulding and Lyle Melherg. . AB, Q ' f QP' F! PS ' i ha QQOQQQ X-Q tgh 'I' H -E M I L L XY H li li L Page Varsity M. C. H. S. vs. Alumni Coach Cline's cagers went on a scorin' spree by winnin' from almnni 44-27. Bushman led the Millies with 20 points and jerry Reiff was high for Alumni with ll . . . Mighty good start for the Milliesf M. C. H. S. vs. Dakota Millies nosed out the Dakota boys on the Dakota Hoor by one point . . 27-26. In the last 20 seconds of the game Old Reliableu Bushman made a free throw to win the game. This made him high point man with 10 and Goeke of Dakota led with 12 points. M. C. H. S. vs. Thomson First upset of the season and on the home floor, too. was delivered to the Millies by Thomson. Coach Cline's eagers played a hard game of ball. but couldn't whip Thomson's tall and scrappy team. Spaulding came through on top with 14 points while Heusinkoeld led Thomson with 14. Even Stephen! M. C. H. S. vs. Elizabeth Little Elizabeth proved a hard team to beat . . . in fact. too hard Zllld the Millies lost the game 51-47. Pretty close score. at that . . . Bushman made it a big night with 18 points while XYiley of Elizabeth was close behind with 17. That home Hoor jinx . . . honestly! M. C. H. S. vs. Chadwick Never overtaken during the entire game. the Millies won an easy game at Chadwick by a score of 49 to 28. XYolf with 12 . . . and Spaulding with 10 led Millies' scoring. M. C. H. S. vs. Pearl City Pearl City with their 6' 6 center couldn't pull the wool over the Millies' eyes but were defeated on their own gym by the Milledgeville huskies. Bushman racked up 12 points for his team. M. C. H. S. vs. Lanark There goes that home floor jinx again . . . Guess the gym is just too small. So . . . Lanark defeated Milledgeville by a close score of 38-34 with Moring and .Xtherton each scoring 10 points for Lanark and Bushman leading the home team with 12. M. C. H. S. vs. Prophetstown Prophetstown was licked by a showy M'ville team by a score of 43-39. Smooth passing and smart ball handling became the main object of the visit- ing quint. Hermie and Thicksten scored 10 points each for the Prophets while Bushman led with ll and Oncken got 10 points plus two cracked ribs. Page 38 '1' H li M 1 L L XY H li li L M. C. H. S. vs. Warren In the first game at the Mount Carroll tournament. Millies coastecl over Yl'arren High 42-13. Not much tension . . . and consistency in locating the hoop won the game for M. C. H. S. . . Spaulding led the Millies with 13. M. C. H. S. vs. Fulton Two overtimes . . . Fiddle declee and we lost . . . what a letdown . . Spaulding led with 13 points and Bushman had 12 in a well-played game. M. C. H. S. vs. Pearl City The Millies overcame that home Hoor trouble by eliminating Pearl City in a good game . . . with a score of 42-35 . . . Spaulding was high with 15 points and XValgren of .Pearl City was high also with 15 . . . M. C. H. S. vs. Shannon Quite a few tough breaks cost the Millies their game with Shannon by a close score of 59-50. Dresser of Shannnon was high with 17 points and Bushman made 19 to have a big night. M. C. H. S. vs. Lanark Lanark defeated Milledgeville in the Carroll Conference Tourney in a close hard-fought game played on Lanark's hardwood. The game went into an overtime and Lanark scored hard to win 36-27. XYolf was high with 11 points for the Millies and Heckman paced Lanark with 12. M. C. H. S. vs. Thomson Millies are just lost in a small gym, so Thomson put on the pressure to win 57-38. Though the score was not close, the game was anyones right up to the last. Bull of Thomson played a nice game to lead his team with 20 points. Bushman and Allison were high for the Millies with 11 points each. M. C. H. S. vs. Aquin Aquin played a rough brand of ball to defeat the visiting quint 50-30. Harold NYoodin led the Millies with nine points while Bushman was close behind with eight. Seppla of Aquin was high with 26 points. M. C. H. S. vs. Chadwick The Chadwick-Milledgeville game proved a thriller, leaving Chadwick on the short end, -16--l-l. Bushman scored 16 to lead the Millies. M. C. H. S. vs. Franklin Grove Milledgeville walked all over Franklin Grove to win an easy victory 48-19. Qncken was really hot and got 17 points. Dillion of Franklin had 8. Y W W A WNY VI L IQN I--Yljmlj LI 'lj v WI'g1gp QU M. C. H. S. vs. Aquin Klillics much' um for tht- -fzum' mlznvvrl :lt lfiwc mort ln' mlzlviw' 21 lun-cl l N l , l . l . N guim- cwcii tliwiiggli losing' it 4Of42. lizilwi' :tml Svpplzt wc-rv high for .Xqum with l4 catch :tml llushmzm scmtvrl l3 points Im' tht- Nlilhvs. M. C. H. S. vs. Lanark l.:m:u'l4 put mi tht- sta-:mi tu hvat Liuzicli tiliiit-'s cztgcxlw hy 21 small iiizwgiii uf4f1tu-40. 'l'hv grunt! 1mi'm't'fl plcnty vxvitiiig' hut it's too hzul tht- hoys Cmilrlift lizlvc won. llvclcmzm of l.:m11i'lf was high with Zl :tml lillSllIllIll1 stmlwrl I5 points. M. C. H. S. vs. Elizabeth XYh:1t :1 gzinivf .Xml thc Klillics wmi .WWSH ll. XX'4mcliii scort-cl 11i11c quick points to lvzul thv Klillics KYllllt''lll1lIll'llt'llZlllit'fl up 17 points for lflizzl- hcth. M. C. H. S. vs. Shannon Slizuimm lvft tht- 5lillt'mlgt'x'illt- court liztving' lN'1llt'll thc home team hy Ll small lIlZl1'glll. .Wf35. llnmc Html' jinx Zlglllll. Roclc1'i11t'l zmtl Nlurlcy scorvtl lllllt' vztcli for thvii' tt-:lm whilt- Unclwli ltwl thc Nlillics with lZ. M. C. H. S. vs. Dakota Tha- Millie-s trutiiiccfl l,2lliHl.Zlll1 thvir Inst limnc- game to win by El 51-37 st-u1'c',z1s llzlrulcl XYuucli1i IlUlll't'fl m 23 points worth to lc-:ul thc Nlillics. M. C. H. S. vs. Ashton Ul1,no. not ZU1Ullll'l' on-i'ti11it'l Hut Nl'x'illc clirl win by a score of 55-Sl. . . . Guess thc tczmi flichft m-ml thc Clll'Cl'lt'Zltlt'1'S to win . . . hut . . . they sat at homc hitmg mtils tliiigt-1'. that isj just thv sznnc. liuslmizm pzicccl thc Klillics with l51mi11ts whilc lSl'l1Q'll2lCl I5 fo1'.Xslito11. M. C. H. S. vs. Sterling Slqlllflj'-ltblll' to Slt'I'liI1g'.s U4 in tht' first glllllk' of thc Ilixou licgitmzll rISHlU'IlZl.lllClll. Tha- Millivs Ilt'Yt'1' gztvt- up. 1I.llllUt1g'll thc scorn' was ut-vel' vcry close. Tull l5Zll1ll1g'Zll'I1Ql' lvcl Stcrliligg with 20 points. while Chickvii Illilllt' IO for tht- Millit-s. uf Page-10 'I' H E M I I. I. XY H E li L Reserves November 14 opened tl1e big basket ball season . . . Those Freshies really strutted tl1eir stuhf . . . Yea 111a11 . . . Tl1ey beat those Grade School guys 40 to 38 . . . Dutch Smith set tl1e pace for the Millies witl1 28 13011115 and R. Polhill from Grade with 12. ,I .November 18 . . . Long trip to Dakota . . . Long lead too . . . 59 to 17 . . . NYhat a score , . . G. XYoodin popped up witl1 18 points . . . Noveniber 25 . . . Beginning to think these guys can't be beat . . . 40.to 13 over Thonison . . . Nice goin' Millies . . . G. XYoodin chalked 11p 14 points to be high point 1113.11 . . . December 2 . . . New 111o11tl1 . . . Nothin' different 11110115111 . . . After a l1ard a11d fast played game the Millies ea111e through beating Elizabeth 57 to 50 . To111 XV1-tzell came a truckin' through with 15 points. December 5 . . . XYent to Chadwick to display tl1e great team . . . The boys were really eliekin' a11d beat then1 36 to 22 . . . High poi11t nian was G. Wlooclin. 'December 9 . . . O11 tl1ey went a11d o11t to wi11 . . . Had us pretty worried, fellas . . . 'Course in tl1e last quarter. out pops Milledgeville to nose out Pearl City 35 to 32. H. XYoodin came out with 12 points . . . December 16 . . .Oh-what a n1our11f11l group went l1o111e after this gaine . . . You guessed it . . . Lanark broke our record by beating us 37 to 24 . . . T. XYetzell eaine on through with 6 points . . . December 19 . . . Everyone hopped in their jalopies Zlllil struck o11t for tl1e South . . .Qur fellas were determined to win back their record . . . That they did . . . They were really in step and SXY2llD1J6ll Prophetstown 36 to 26. G. XVoodin sank enough to n1ake ll points . . . R. Thicksten was high for tl1e Prophets witl1 7 to his good. -1Zll1l1Zl.1'j' 6 . . . Guess Pearl City XVa11tCfl Vengeance too . . . Tl1ey Caine here to beat the fellas Zlllil did it. too. 47 to 42 . . . Don't think tl1ey didn't give the1n a fight anyhow . . . 13 points 111ade XV1-tzell tl1e honored man. January 9 .... Xxvllil let that black eat in??? X'Vhen Milledgeville hit Shannon everyone wondered . . . That's right . . . they left us bel1i11d by 44 to 23 . . . Farwell did the steppin' with 13 points . . . Johnson was l1igl1 for Shannon witl1 16. 'lanuary 13 . . . Oh tl1at unforgettable Carroll Conference tournament . . nrighty excitin' but that Clllllllt bother our guys . . . Nope, tl1ey showed 'I' H li M I I. L XV H E E L Page 41 Lanark by beatin' them 29 to 28 . . . Really fellas . . . do you have to make them that nerve rackin'??? Nicholas was our star of the evening with 11. January 16 . . . Final game of Lanark tournament . . . Championship in fact . . . The team was out to show this team that had beat them . . . You guessed it. Shannon . . . They gave them a run for their money but . . . they had more money than Mwille had run! . . .I,ost to them in an overtime 35 to 34. XYenger was jivin' with 10 points. january 23 . . . Thomson! here we come . . . Get out of our way . . NVQ- showed them how to play basketball leading the whole game . . . Yep . . Millies beat 'em 39 to 30 . . . G. XYoodin and XYetzell tied with 11 points. .Ianuary 27 . . . Met a new team . . . NYent to Freeport and played Aquin . . . Myille might be a little school. but they showed them a new kind of game . . . Beatin' them 18 to 1-I . . . Rosenberry flew' high with 6 points . . . Wietzell was close with 5. .Ianuary 30 . . . Chadwick came to see if they could beat M'ville . . . Guess they will have to try next year .... - XII the boys played with Nicholas sinkin' the ball for 15 points. February 3 . . . Let it snow . . . That didn't stop the fightin' Five . . . They ploweil through heating Franklin Grove 2-I to 14. G, XYoodin ranked high with 8 points while Farwell was runner-up with 7 . . . February 6 . . . Aquin wanted to beat 'em but . . , wantin' and doin' is a different thing . , . They lost four men on fouls with the Millies beating 53 to -11. Farwell was up in the news with 15 points. February 15 . . . Another defeat from Lanark , . . but the fellas fought a tough game anyway . . . Farwell made 9 points with G. XYoodin right behind him with 8. February 17 . . . This time Milledgeville struck it rich at Elizabeth . . . It was a fast and hard fought game but the Millies pulled it out of the fire 39 to 33 . . , Farwell led his team with 16 points. February 20 . . . XYhy do these games have to be so exciting? . . . Tied at 35 all at the end of the third quarter . . . Mandy Lou . . . Shannon stepped out then and defeated the Millies on their own floor 50 to -I5 . . . G. XVoodin was hittin' good. makin' 14 points. February 24 . . . I.ast home game of the season . . . The fellas really made a showin' for the town . . . Beat Dakota 58 to 46 . . . Runnin' wild was G. XVoodin with 18 points. February 27 . . . Last game of the season . . . Oh how the team hated to see it roll around . . . Made a long trip to Ashton to meet with defeat 49 to 34 . . . Nicholas raised the score by contributing his 13 points. Pagc 42 'I' H I. M 1 L 1. XX H E ln I, Basketball Statistics After zulclin' . . . rn-checkin' . . zmcl all that goes with it . . . hclc 'uc the total points for the your . . . G. Spaulding H. NYooclin L. Nicholas H. Buslnnan R. Allison C. Roscnhcrry A. Chandler O. XVolf S. Dittlnar K. Onckcn T. NYC-tzcll G. XVoofli11 J. Farwell H. XVCIUJIEI' Gerald XYooc1in . Tom XYctzcll .,,, , ,lay Farwell ,, Lyle Nicholas Harry XYcngcr ,, .Xrnic Clwzlncllcr .,,.,, , l,ZlXY1't'l1C0 Sucher 59 VARSITY FG FT FTA Foul 59 24 52 47 34 22 52 34 12 6 14 18 98 89 133 85 13 21 29 50 16 13 30 25 2 7 12 2 43 31 74 49 4 2 3 10 62 31 65 76 9 9 11 9 5 2 9 5 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 359 257 485 410 RESERVES 186 Orville XX'olf , 1, W 149 Chuck Rosenberry 148 Harold XYoodin 95 George Gettlc ,G Laurence Glenn 42 Lyle Coats 39 Allen Polhill . PTS 142 90 30 285 47 45 11 117 10 155 27 12 4 0 975 - E W-T H E VWM 1 L L VV H Ii li 1. -Mm-W--Ay.-H-mvwui-la Suit Ball -1 gk September 9. 1947. opened the season for the Millies . . . The boys met Chadwick at Kraft Field . . . Three home runs were hit by Spaulding and XYolf in the opening' of the game . . . Nice going. fellas . . . 'Course we be lt 'em 25-15 . . . Natch! September 12 found the Klillies had Shannon swingin' away '... tit: at seven innings with Mr. Cline about to tear his hair out, but the boys came through . . . Man alive . . . YX'ere they worried for awhile ...A Xt the end it the ninth here they were, live points ahead, having 10 to Shannon's five . September 16. over to Thomson to show those fellas a few new tricl s in playing ball . . . 1Yas a close game. but they swamped Thomson 8-6 . Gut of 10 hits the Millies scored eight runs . . . l retty good record. huh? September 23 the fellas went to Chadwick and really mowed 'em don n . . . Yes. sir . . . Beat ,em 26-5 . . . the boys really showed their stuff. Time-September 26 . . . Place. Kraft Field . . . But, oh. the sad plot Shannon returned to be more successful . . . gave the boys their hrst deft It in a close game. After one bad innning, allowing Shannon to score three runs. they beat M'ville 10-S. September 30 . . . Oh why did they have to let Thomson have their revenge , . . lmagine . . . Another close game with them winning 9-7 . Tournament at Forreston . . . Millies played Dakota to defend their championship which the fellas had won the year before from Forreston . Dakota poured it on and beat ,em 13-6. A som' BALL AVERAGES A.B. R. LB Rosenberry. C. 27 16 16 Bushman, H. 31 14 12 Spaulding, G. 32 16 16 Allison, R. 31 10 16 Chandler, A. 16 6 7 Oncken, K. 15 4 5 1Volf, O. S 2 3 VVetzel1, T. 24 7 5 Schryver, R. 8 2 1 XVoodin, H. 14 1 2 XYoodin. XV. 7 0 0 Frankfother, 13. 2 0 0 VVenger, H. 1 0 0 XVoodin, G. 3 0 0 Brown, B. l 0 0 Farwell, 23 6 25 A. 592 387 500 519 438 333 365 208 125 150 000 000 000 000 000 203 Page -14 'I' H If M I I. L XY H E Ii L Calendar 27 Registering and book sales. More money gone to the dogs. AUGUST SEPTEMBER 3 Back to the old grind. 5 Big shots elected. 9 Softball game with Chadwickg here. Beat the varmints in true Millie fashion. 12 Softball with Shannon: there. Splattered 'em all over their home field. 16 Ball again. with Thomson on their special sand held. Despite the sandburs and watermelons the boys whipped them. 17 .luniors ordered their rings. Seniors ordered their graduation invitations. 19 First school party sponsored by Seniors . . . XYhat a night? Fresh- men were cordially invited to come and get killed . . . 111OSt of them are still alive. 22 F. F. A. meeting . . . Dirt diggers of tomorrow have a friendly chat. 23 Softball game with Chadwick there. Practically smothered them. 26 Shannon beat the fellas for their first defeat of the year. 29 F. F. A. leadership meeting at Lena. Vacation for six F. F. A. boys. 30 Softball game with Thomson. The bums beat us. OCTOBER 7 Future Farmers got together again . . . student pictures taken. 9 Forreston Softball tournament . . . XYe lost to Dakota first game. 15 First report cards are handed out . . . safe to go home? 16-17 Teachers' institute at Mt. Carroll and Rockford. Goodbye. teachers, we surely missed you. 24 Everybody gets together and cuts the rug. 27 Small t1111C farmers have meeting. NOVEMBER 7 No school-teachers meeting. Too bad. Too badl 11 Armistice Day. No education for any children. 13 Music Program . . . kids showed off while Mr. Barnes sweat it out. 1-1 Freshmen played grade school and high school met alumni. Beat 'em. 18 Basketball game with Dakota. XVon, hurrahl 21 All school party sponsored by Juniors. Big time! 20-21 Six XVeeks Exams, Cram, girls, cram! 25 Basketball game with Thomson there! They won, doggone it. DECEMBER 2 Basketball game with lilizabeth, here. Don't talk about that. Junior class rings arrive . . . Now vlioe can give his ring to Susie 5 Basketball with Chadwick there. Fellas added another defeat to Chadwiek's record. 9 Beat Pearl City there. 11-12 Junior play. Didn't know it was in ya. 16 Cvot beat by Lanark by a very small margin. 19 Gift exchange . . . ten cent store came to high school. B. B. game at l'rophetstown. Beat 'em despite the fact that the Millies,,a1ien't used to plaving in a match-box. 'I' H Ii Xl I I, I, XY II Ii Ii l. Page -I5 JANUARY f- J Ilaek to sehool. lfveryone is happy and ready to get haek to work II 6 ll. li. gzune with llearl City, here. The hoys played a very good game and added another win to the list. 9 Shannon heat ns on their home Hoor. I2 Crainnied for those semesters. 13-1-I Carroll Conlerenee tonrnainent . . . played more than one game, too. l5-lo Semester exams . . . I ssst, hey Mae. wliat's the answer to the one . . . tllae tries hardj. 23 llaskethall ganie with rl1llU1IlSUt1 . Fellas eoulrln't hit our long shots sinee the gym isn't that long. 27 liaskethall at ,Xquin . . . Defeated hy a tall huneh of kids. 30 li. ll. game with Chadwick . . . defeated thein on our hardwoods. FEBRUARY -I llaskethall at Franklin Grove . . . Iellai had a tield day with 'en1. ty-iust ask Keith Unekenj. 6 .Xcluin ol Freeport liert -... defeated the lllillies in a hard-fought game. lO lloys suffered their second defeat in a row to l.anark. there. l3 Sophies put on a super-duper Yalentine dance for all. l-I F. F. ,X. had judging contest at Forreston. 17 B. R. at Elizabeth . . . nothing' new, the fellas won. l8-19 American Legion show '... a thousand laughs . . . 20 Shannon hert A... they stalled in a Iour-point defeat . . . 24 Dakota plays here . . . Guess thc y got heat. hut good. 27 Yippeel Heat .Xshton lligh in an oyertinit I... Xiee work. hoys. MARCH 19 llegorra, St. l'at's and the freshies fling a wonderful party with everyhocly green with envy. 26 No sehool. All Fridays are good. sometimes. hut this one was Especially' Good. APRIL 28 First track nieet . . . Run, kids, run! MAY 6 and 7 Senior elass play '... Good work, ehilluns. lO liiglitli graders eonie to sehool for a day '... lloy did they look like scared rahhits. l-I ,Xnother track ineet. Runners got out and ran Klelherg' out ol' ruh- hing alcohol, l7 Seniors take oyer classes . . . he on your honor, kids. 21 -lunior-Senior hanquet . . . XYow, are we snazzy tosniglit. 22 Senior yespers . . . good-hye sehoolniates. liy the way, the sehool lost seyen tirst teani haskethall players. 28 l.ast day of sehool and so ended another year at BI. C. ll. S. Some faces gone next year, hut there'll he a lot of new ones . . . So long. teen-agers. see ya next year . . . Il A T A mu I my III rf I! Page -86 'l' H E M l L L XY H E li L Snapshot Page Swish!!! Add two more points, please. Look at the birdie! Jack is waiting!!! Concentrate, Leon!!! Ainit I purty??? House of Strangenessn finished for one night as far Doris, Fuzzy, and Lyle are concerned. After all, jack! not in school!!! even with a pen top!!! Junior Traum makes a good-lookin' baseball player! Oh! that figure !! whoops! wrong picture-it's Jimmy. XVhat a charming couple! It's Chuck R. and Carol B. There's Orville, the VVolf. Yippee !! Richard A. is quite a cowboy. So young, too!!! Leora and Sonny! Shame on you!!! Pk sf Pk Pk ff :sf :if Matching pennies, again, Huh??? just Gene Smith and Dewey learning how. Pull! It may be stuck, Miss Dufelmeier. Class of 349 . . . Herb S., Stanley XV., Norma S., Betty G., Carol M., Dolores R., Doris P., Donna H., David H., and Lyle N. There goes our newspaper advisor . . . Miss Fieweger all decked out!! Millwlieel Editor at work. CSurprisej See that head??? Scared, Lola?? There's the Mrs.-alias Virjean R. Boy! those hard typing problems, 'eh, Tom?? Out of the way, Tom! Let Mrs. and Mr. Prof. enter, Fine posture, Harold XV. Take advice from jack NV. Pretty heart!!! So Maxine and Bob think. Smile pretty and crowd up, please. Berneita and Betty. Childhood Sweethearts!!! Dode and Lyle. XVhat muscles on Leora!!! The New Look!!! ak :if ak :if af wk ak Tired, Tom??? Donyt look too hard-Harold. 'iOld Faithfuln. Busy Coats???-he thinks so!!! Boy is Jeanne H. a sucker . . . pulling Marilyn K. and Donna H. is a big job! Cute, when he was littleu, wasn't Tom ERP? Know who this is?? Just VVayne S. How do you spell a whistle??? Thar sits DF. LK. RB. MT. NS. Mighty fast jig-they're dancing. Betty G. and Berneita always together and Hazel bringing up the rear , Ummmmmmmm! we're gonna eat, huh??? Miss Sweet and Miss Dufelmeier. Two forward and one back ! !! XVas this the last dance of the evening??? Larry C. and Ethel C. lb 3 as . ...J fix fa ,, 1. ...N VI , 1 Q 4:3 H? . W E' 'f , , W - A v 'FV ' ' 'ff ' . .! . 7' I X .4 NN , fJ'4' +' V 6 J , I 4 'V x ui. 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BUXTON DRY GOODS, NOTIONS l ' and GIFTS aL I Hardware Electrical Appliances Auto Supplies Menls Clothing Insulation Roofing RAY MILLER Phone 41 Milledgeville Illinois Zf w I BENTON STUDIO Specialists in All Branches ofpflofograpfry S'I'I'UifXT l'ORTil-XITS XYEIDIJINGS - CIIILDRIQN F.XMIl.Y CJROUPS A Sl'1EC'I.VXl, I'HOTOGRAl'HY 123 Galena Phone 1940 DIXON, ILLINOIS Reiff D-X Service Station With Money Back Guarantees U. S. TIRES KENDALL OIL SECOND HAND TUBES Washing Waxing Lubrication POP-CANDY-TOBACCO-ICE CREAM PHONE 12 MILLEDGEVILLE X 1 f N C H A D W I C K THEATRE -:- CHADWICK, ILL. K I 7 A 7' ' WX PHONE 1864 HESTER'S M A Y T A G 1 PORTRAIT STUDIO Authorized Dealer PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY WASHERS and IRONERS CAMERAS and SUPPLIES W. W. Hester, Prop, MOORE'S APPLIANCE CO. West SCCO!'ld Stfeet ROCK FALLS, ILL. j if ,ii U777. 7 .7 .7 7.7 7-7 .. 7-7 -7 --W---wx f e-- Q MOORE at BRESSLER Community Service J. I. 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BURNS MOTOR SALES Phone 58 Milledgeville o1u1u1u1:1 1 1 1:1.1,1:1 1.1 111 1 1 1,1-1:1 1 1.11.1 :1f:1 hl0i -11 1 1 1 1-1 1-1 1 -. 1:1 1 11:1 1.1.1 11:1 1 1 101 f, I E l l F e aa S aaae aaa aa an l l f if l i l DUNNEBECK , CHEVROLET Co. l 4 P' P l l Sterling - Illinois K G. W. GERDES, Jeweler t ,K l Sterling Ill. BLUEBIRD lllAMONDS FOR HAPPINESS 94,4 -, ,, ,.., W, ,H A WE - .. ,, w lk'-W -V - -- i - , , Ph h R Cl MCGLAUGHLIN s Onogfap em Headquarters LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND ACCESSORIES Popular and Classical INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR H. Milledgeville, Ill. Phone 159-R2 Sterling, Illinois I I - When in Dixon Visit Our H U WALGREEN AGENCY The House of Beauty DRUG STORE Our Prices are Low-Always FOUNTAIN - LUNCHEON Annabelle ' Ray STERLING'S . PHARMACY jewelry - Gifts Robert W' Sterling' PIT' G' so W. 3rd sr. Sterling, Ill. Walgreen Agency Dixon, Ill. I I 1111.- 1.. K:-5 f-1 1.- w1'1,1-11 1.. -1- 11.. '.,1, -1 1.. 1.. '1i'1.7'11:1i 31-1.1111 -1.:-1 11:1-:-,', U CoM12L1MEN'1's lfmm qp ll l! U Milledgeville Farmers Elevator Co. L. W. Kreider, Manager H GRAIN - FEED - SEED - COAL - TWINE BUILDING MATERIALS Telephone 10 Milledgeville, Illinois ll 1- 1-11-101-1 1 1:-1 1'-1 elf- 1, -, -f,-1,1:-r,- -1:11,-01 :ol-f,-L-4,-..-... -.- -,Y -l.- .- - C-..g. BEST XVISI IES TO THE COlllpll1l1CllIS of CLASS Ol: 1948 LOIS, Dr. H. H. Holmes BEAUTY SHOPPE TOL. Chadwick, Illinois g . CUl111Jl11l1CllIS ut Phone 152 Lois Adolph BOWMAN BROS. SHOE STORE Sterling, I11. 1 :1u1u1u1w1 z 1 1110-101-w':.-'n 1 1,1-11-1: 14-1011-1:f1:11v1v1c-1. CABINET MAKING CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE FURNITURE REPAIRING ANTIQUES A SPECIALTY RICHARD WILLIAMS Milledgeville PHONE BLACK 13 In-r 1 0111 '11 n1'n1f:1 1:1 u 1 '11 1fr1cv 43011, 1 0 1-11014119 1:1 fain 111 n.1I,:, IT'S NICE TO LOOK WELL DRESSED IT'S NICE TO LOOK WELL PRESSED IT'S NICE TO SMELL GOOD We Enjoy Doing Only the Best in Cleaning POLO CLEANERS 11191111-1:11 1: 1 111 1:11 0:0 'A' 'A' We believe that . . Home cooked food Served in a friendly atmosphere means a good meal. 'A' 'k HOME COFFEE SHOP Milledgeville, Illinois ... 1,-,-,,---fi 1 1 ---f-1 ' .Y my -Lf -. -J,-pn.. -.. ..- -.... -, 11119, .M-...p Dependability Assured with Hotpoint Appliances Sold-Installed-Serviced by MILLEDGEVILLE ELECTRIC SHOP A. Hartje Milledgeville Phone 3 EWERS GARAGE Your Repair Man Since 1921 GAS - OIL - TIRES BATTERIES it Compliments of GOBLE HARDWARE it DEW CTU SCHREI MILLS No Smgle lngrechent Can Balance a Ratlon WE CARRY A GOOD STOCK OF MIXED FEEDS AND INGREDIENTS WE CAN MIX TO YOUR NEEDS LET US ALSO HELP YOU WITH YOUR HOUSING PROBLEMS W. A LITWILLER LUMBER 8: GRAIN Phone 1 05 A ff - J fs C w ,x f xx. N K N X X M N Z- x I 1. J' XX f il ..-Y' 1' :wiki nlwrzwi 1:7411 , 1 ,- .1 ,,.,,,,-,.1 , ,- ir, 1' Your Blue Seal Salesman distributor of Service Brand Petroleum Products and Farm Supplies Aladdin Gasoline Premium Fuel Oils Illini and Blue Seal Motor Oils Tl PRESTON KREIDER Phone 144 I-I6'..+:0:f .-:o:- all-:oz-l .-:o:- aero:-l Complimenztr of -..f RICK and MUNZ TRUCKING Local 8: Long Distance Livestock Hauling Phone - Black 153 76-R2 s v w v I X I X he' X I X I X ke' f so Q A 6 0 ..O,l 40, 19, J, .Off IO. IO, .0 KRAFT FOODS CO. MILLEDGEVILLE, ILL. vvsvs :ws-vw :xx-rw vs W 'IGI' IOP 'IGI' 'IOP' 'IGI' 'IGP' 'IOP' 'IC' 'IC' 'IC' 'IC 9 0 0 0 6 9 0 41 . .tr .sf Ki. KI. .xx .ti et' .....--....-.-I- -.---....:. qo- of You A Gay Selection Youthful Footwear For Your Spring Formals and Sports CHIC SHOES Polo, Illinois Are Always Welcome CHIC SHOES -,--.4,-,T 7- .lmlo ...Zi,...--51,1i,,14.., GEO. B. TEETS WHERE QUALITY RULES G E H R I N G S YOUR JEWELERS Sterling, Ill. it Compliments of POLO THEATRE Polo - Illinois 'A' i' COMl'I.lMliN'l'S OF TH12 CUSTOM SHOPPE Women's Wearing Apparel' 13 W. Main St. - Freeport, Ill F. A. READ CO. FREEPORT, ILLINOIS Your Department Store For Style and Fashion 1-11' 1011fn1fn1fx1.fn1'n1'n1' ici: -- -1 -1 110- N- .1 ,-,. 1. 1 -T, -.,, -., .,,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.-, 1.4, fzompi 101011xnxoxnqum-.po-noqnozox DAVIS SHOP LADIES' APPAREL PHONE ziox POLO, ILLINOIS i g I THE MODEL SHOPPE ! Emily Jones, Prop. E E Ready-To-Wear, Millinery and Ladies' Furnishings g 11 W. Third sf. i g Sterling, Ill. Phone Main 644-W i 64-.1.w1o1o1w1 11:-1n1fr1fn1u1u1n1 -------:,::::-..-.,i. ------------ OYLER STUDIO STERLING BOOTERY Art in Photography Quality Footwear Phone 278 102 Franklin g Popular Prices POLO, ILLINOIS E sim Locust sf. Sterling, Ill. 2 I Val's Beauty Shoppe A Compleie Beauty Service 'K' Permanents 'A' Helene Curtis Cold Waves 'A' Radio Wave if Scalp Treatments if Manicures Dermetics Cosmetics Valetta Rock, Owner 152 E. 3rd St. - Sterling Main 963 1c1:1:1:1 1:11 1 1 1: JOHNSTON LUMBER co. LUMBER and COAL PHONE 88 ROCK FALLS, ILLINOIS S and K CLOTHING STORE MEN'S WEAR and SHOES Rock Falls, Illinois H - lf ZIGLER'S R E E D 1 S MOBIL SERVICE Rock Falls Appliance Store MOBILGAS gf MOBILOIL Electrical Appliances - Radios PHONE 2428 Nu-Enamel Products W 208 First Ave. Rock Falls, Ill. 207W First Ave. Rock Falls, Ill J CUNGR.fXTL'LA'1'lONS TO TH li CLASSES Ol? 1948, 1949, 1950 and 1951. HUMMEL'S MEAT MARKET and COLD STORAGE LOCKER PLANT Milledgeville, Ill. Tel. 102 L. M. Hummel, Owner f N f ir if DCAnl'lC'S . . The FRIENDLY STORE For M OTH ER and DAUGIITER IN STERLING ir ir WRIGHT'S 66 SERVICE STATION PHONE 175 223 East Third Street STERLING, ILL. WOLF CAFE The HOME OF GOOD FOOD Helen - Elwyn i li ABBoTT's SHOPPE I Clothes for the Younger Set 416 Locust Street Sterling, Illinois All Lines of Clothes for girls shown in this shoppe are Nationally Advertised J B E R E SERVICE STATION 1102 E. Third Street STERLING, ILL. I . L. GEISENHEIMER 8: CO. H. M. RASCH, owner DIXON, ILLINOIS N Compliments PARKS HATCHERY Milledgevllle Phone 54 Ii Coinpliincnts of EVELYN'S BEAUTY SHOP Milledgeville Phone 118 -.-.----1 , of MUNZ SERVICE STATION Millcclgeville, Illinois foinpliniclits Compliments of PILGRIM'S CAFE Milledgeville, Illinois f f N THE CHESTER CO. Your Dependable Store for Quality Merchandise STERLING, ILL. Always Welcome at CHADWICK RECREATION Toi Bowling - Lunch - Pool X J x a i 1:11 1 1 -1 '11-ini -1 '- --4 -1 Compliments of BOGOTT WELDING WORKS 112 Third Ave. Sterling, Phone Main 1037 Compliments of D. Rawson Veterinarian Phone 139 Milledgeville iwiololl,TK,vi4,i-plult l0.iU,14,li.wT 2 VAILE BROTHERS Clothiers Compliments i For Young Men, and Men of g Who Stay Young I DIXON, ILL. EASTABROOKS ,Quiz:: ,:Q:4,:4,: ,:,:,Z 2: I LIVESTOCK TRUCKING AVON PRODUCTS Phone 21 Milledgeville DOr0'Cl'1y Miller Milledgeville, I11. Phone 97 is iris'1:-1:-iviuzc-if-1011110 STOP IN AND BROWSE AROUND WHEN YOU ARE IN DIXON COOK'S FLOWERS QAcross from Lee Theatrej 1 :fn-.ci 1010:-f 11 it 1:11 I OLDSMOBILE Hydro-matic Drive Harmon Auto Company 212 Hennepin Ave. Dixon, Ill. ROCK RIVER SPORTS SHOP 118 East Third Street 107 Everything in Sporting Goods .-.0.... Team Fittings of All Kinds ici Chicago Roller Skates WILCOX JEWELRY no GALENA - DIXON O Watches - Diamonds - jewelry Gifts - Records I-IOAK'S INSURANCE AGENCY LIFE, AUTO, FIRE FARM LIABILITY Phone 317-R3 LANARK, ILL. Headquarters for School Supplies Cosmetics Stationery Sheaffer Pens Party Gifts Candy Photo Supplies and Finishing ...ioim CLOUGH 8: SON The Rexall Store 1n11.1c1n1n1m:1:v1s 1: 1m 1 1 111101 101-f1w1u1 1' 10:4 Cfoniplililcnts of COCA - COLA Freeport, Illinois ELMER ZUCK GRAIN, FEED, SALT AND GRINDING PHONE: LANARK 255 Truman's Hardware Lanark, Ill. - Phone 65 Westinghouse - Kelvinator Refrigerators and Stoves Thermo -- Gas Service and Gas Stoves Maytag and Speed Queen 1..-,A ,g 1, ...,:. 1 RED 8: WHITE STORE Groceries - Meats Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Phone 79 Arthur Sherwin u1v1n1v1v141014-11-11 1n1u1o1a Electric and Acetylene WELDING GARNER'S WELDING SHOP PORTABLE MACHINE FOR OUTSIDE WORK Q get-G1-:zfrzigzfzzezipzezuzi:1-216: MAC'S MARKET Groceries - Meat - Milk Electrical Appliances - Gifts LANARK, ILL. f W I THIEL'S FEED MILL MILLEDGEVILLE .-1O .. MILL - FEEDS .-O-L MURPHY'S FEEDS CONCENTRATES MINERALS WALTON'S TEXACO SERVICE 301 BROADWAY STERLING, ILL. SERVE HEY BROTHERS ICE CREAM And You Pl ease A11 I FUL-O-PEP FEED For LIVESTOCK 8: POULTRY Jos. MacLennan - Tel. 937 17 W. 2nd St. Sterling, Ill SHAWGER'S FOOD STORES Nationally Advertised Brands - SELF SERVICE- 806 E. Sth St. - 912 W. 6th St. STERLING o genie BUSHMAN'S SERVICE Sinclair Products LUBRICATION WASHING POLISHING Phone 22 Rt. 88 at 4th St. -1 1: -.1 - V- .- .-:--4 11.-.. --1:-v.,-.,..o 9 E rs n 1 1 1. :- o -v:-.,.-- .. ..c-L zzizifzci ro. PILGRIM BARBER SHOP Where Butch is Butch Sterling Cleaners 8z Dyers Agency 4 Day Service GREAGER Sheet Metal Works FURNACES and SPOUTING Earl Eikenbury, Owner 412 E. 3rd St. Sterling, Ill. JACOBY AIR SERVICE VETERANS' APPROVED TRAINING SCHOOL Cessna, Stinson Sales 8r Service Sterling Airport - Sterling, Ill. U' 9:11111 forii-1i1ii3i-1 1 1 --- - . .... .-.-.-.-.,- EBERLEY'S DRUG STORE ll Phone 607 Sterling, Ill. Fred - Dick - Bin ii ---A V U U Headquarters for National Advertised Drug Needs ll U ii-.. ll Our Prescription Department Has the Most Complete Stock li Bring Your Physician Pres- criptions Here to Be Filled -nininiw 101011114-zciuimiir1 05411 1 11 1 l Use Union Dairy Milk l Sold at Your Grocers in the l New Pure Pac Paper Bottles I - g Grade A. Homogenized Milk 5 Dist. by J. L. Lewis i Lanark, Illinois IEIEIEIEIEI' Flowers for All Occasions WARFEL GREENHOUSES Milledgeville, Ill. Member F. T. D. Phone 8 We Deliver 1111: i :ui iwupfrif 111:01 LANARK RADIO CENTER Serving Your Every Radio Need Radio Sales 8: Service Phonograph Records Harlan L. Downs Lanark, Ill. -ri, of BEAUTY CULTURE 14 West 3rd St. LEARN A PROFESSION IN SIX MONTHS - ENROLL NOW Classes Formed Every Monday 6, STERLING SCHOOL I 409 Locust St. STERLING, ILL. WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVERWARE 5 STENE'S JEWELRY Q '14-if-if-if-que-i4-gyrus:-gvffqzi :pri t t LA-NAR THEATRE Where the Sound Sounds Best t t GREBNER'S Distinctive Foot Wear STERLING, ILLINOIS SERVICE SHOE STORE SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY AT THE LOWEST PRICES 11 E. 3rd St. Sterling, Ill. Diehl Brothers Furniture ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES BETTER HOMES EOR BETTER LIVING Phone 159 Milledgeville, Illinois f W .s RAY B. POLHILL International Harvester Dealer McCormick - Deering Farm Equipment Motor Trucks and Farmall Tractors Refrigeration Genuine I. H. Repairs Phone 50 Milledgeville l k .-., ?t.-..1..,--- ,.?y forllvlmvlrvlw-1-11-1 wi xi wi 1 Check Our Prices on STATIONERY HARDWARE DRY GOODS TOILETRIES NoT1oNs CANDY JEWELRY .-..,O- ,-, RECK'S VARIETY STORE Polo, Illinois :ivziwzi rioifziuifzi :init :ui Compliments of QUICK-WAY ENGINEERING WORKS, INC. gm- .,. ... U KRAUSS ROYAL BLUE STORE U You always get extra family food satisfac- tion and savings thru AL'S RADIO SHOP RADIOS - APPLIANCES 10- SERVICE ON ALL RADIOS .-Q.. 320 E. 3rd St. Sterling 5 I D. A. STENMARK JEWELER Phone 261-K Polo, Illinois the group buying power of your Royal Blue Store -0- U U Prompt Service lj ..0... Prone 150 - 158 U ll -'N MUENCH'S Trim Tred Heel Latch Shoes for Women Rand Shoes for Men Poll-Parrot Shoes for Children Ball Band Rubbers for the Entire Family POLO, ILL. I x PHILLIPS COFFEE SHOP Stop In for a Complete Meal or a Quick Snack Home Made Pie and Soups Complete Fountain Service Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Phillips, Props. 110 W. Mason St. Polo, Ill. I an are-cnc-3:1-1:13119-1 11.1. JOSTEN'S Since 1897 Fine Class Rings Announcements Awards Representative: MAURICE HOVE Box 293 Sparta, Wisconsin COMPLIMENTS STERLING RECREATION Phone 1364 212 Third Ave. STERLING, ILL. 011-1:1113 1 1 1 wi-:vi -inla- ak if HOMER H. HAX Phone 70 Milledgeville, Ill. HIGH GRADE Petroleum Products 'A' if f 50.101 1' an 11 ummm. -mi' if 1' 111 COLONIAL GRILL MEALS - LUNcHEs Across from Coliseum Velma Richardson 314 E. 3rd St. K 5 You ARE WELCOME AT THE STERLING NEWS 122 East Third Street Sterling, Illinois Featuring a Three Dipper Old Fashioned Banana Split CURTAINS, DRAPERIES and SLIPCOVERS MADE TO ORDER Guaranteed Workmanship CAMERON FLOOR COVERINGS STERLING, ILL. PATRON'S LIST c Trein's jewelry Store 7 7 Dixon Illinois Moulton Drug Store 7 7 Rock Falls, Illinois Superior Cleaners 7 7 7 Sterling, Illinois Freeport Motor Casualty Co. 7 Freeport, Illinois Plowman's Busy Store 7 Dixon, Illinois Sterling Daily Gazette Sterling, Illinois Miller's Confectionery Sterling, Illinois Lanark Feed Mill Lanark, Illinois U - - - - - - - - I ' U U . U U Compliments of . . Il U U U U U U U U U U ll U U U U I 'I'E U U U U J U U U U , , U U 118 N. Chicago Ave. - Phone Main 325 U II FREEPORT, ILLINOIS U n U I : ..g. T HE MILLXYHEEL Annual Staff Editor . . 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