Milledgeville High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Milledgeville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1950 volume:

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CFHE MILLIUHEEL 1955 Mina-:clcjc-:uiHc-3 Hicjlm SCLQO E MILLWH Pagel Int rod Ill tum The season s the reason for thus year T950 the annual staff returns to nature wnth a seasonal se quence Remember an September the fnrst day ost freshmen hmmm new teachers wonder how they grade and softball Brrr surely dnd need a blanket Then November fallnng leaves lunuor play basketball no more week night dates every Tuesday and Frlday cheernng for the fellows as the weeks flew by Wunter went out the door as wtndy March marched an Sprung thaw no school Sensor play the play s the thang The prom then graduation parttng of the ways Back through the year then with nature human and otherwlse for the year l950 and the turn of the century at the turn of a page YW' Y 'QW 64-f 69 RFPQMG ' S Penn, VS-Q ...R ft, Agp gm gggg gggggggg rg gggggg EEL Sf, ' ,O Z x .A 4? .Xi S, K f . lux , C1480 V 5 Page2 E MILLWH It lll New faces brnght and shtnnng falllng leaves treshles chaun gang style cold cold nnghts os the ball hut the bat ad getters puttmg on the per sonallty and persuasnon oct In assembly Boogie to Bach and belleve It or not sound you can see Inght you can hear and the robot sand yes Floatung down Mann street nn October witches caves coffnns remember M club s ' then the lunlors shocked Shakespeare wuth Two Gentlemen and Verona was you there Cholly'9 By Armlstlce Day every hopeful hunter had his gun poltshed and ready but where were those pheas ants? so they settled for a store turkey for Thanks of R e 5:29 te CHEM H94 EN x 9. 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'Nw 1,3 f , bi Aug if f.-, V X f, ... - , ,yn A q ., GI E M LLWH Pqge3 It ll lppvm-d This Y 4-.u SEPTEMBER Kads regnstered for more work Teachers met for furst tnme That first full day whewl Teachers hashed over conflucts Trekked over to Chadwlck Won too Lost softball game to Shannon llnxsters Thomson won a game from us Sensors unnttated and entertanned frosh Mr Johnson performed Bach to Boogne Beat Chadwnck In return game Whnpped Shannon by T7 runs no l s Sweet revenge beat Thomson ll 4 OCTOBER 7 Fare preventnon posters lodged nlce going kids T9 Halloween party everybody dance Couch my toesl 20 21 Teachers off to unstntute and more knowledge First sux weeks over hurrah' 26 Reports out for the ftrst ttme 27 29 Home Ec Teachers convention Bon Voyage Mrs NOVEMBER 3 4 Juntors presented Two Gentlemen and Verona ll Declared the peace No school that day ft X N K FUY-gg H4 'iw T H I E E L 3 , 'C Y ' ' 2 . . 3 . . 6 ' e . 8 . 9 ' . , 13 T6 20 . f ' 23 ' , es 27 - v A 1, ,ff A A x Poged, THE MILLWH ARTHUR LITWILLER OTTO W WAGENKNECHT oe-creiory President HARRY CHEESEMAN HCRMAN MENNENGA RALPH ALLISON HOWARD WEIDEL RALPH HELDE E7E L Iloarcl Nl 1-mlwrs RQ E MILLWHE Page Faculty An even dozen three wIth those ImpressIve Masters degrees Namely Mr Ward Mr ClIne and Mr Marcy Less ImpressIve but more fun was the faculty skit at ChrIstmas and Mrs KemnItz utterIng those Immortal words May I have a blue slip? Lovers whIsperers letter sweater gIrls they dIdnt mIss a one as the faculty portrayed the students and the crowd roared Teacher Harry Wenger bore up remarkably well under the STFGID School bUlldIng plans electIons and yes gum slIps absence excuses and a mIllIon other detanls kept Mr Ward goIng round and round as supermtendent of the Unll Semor class and student councIl advlsor he also counseled dug up scholarshlps and In general kept thIngs functnonmg ASSISTIHQ hIm In grade and hIgh school was Mr Weber who also taught Amencan problems and cIvIcs advIsed the eIghth grade and coached the grade school through a successful season of basketball Among the standIng room only group IIstenIng to the mornIng announce ments If you wIll you d fInd Mr ClIne away from hIs wIndowless OTTICS down among the coke bottles basketballs and what have you AsIde from teachIng bIology three pefIOdS AmerIcan hlstory one and boys physical educatIon two and tendIng a study hall Mr ClIne coached the three sports and advIsed M c ub Mr Senneff taught an adult ag class of an evenIng advIsed the F F A Ag I ll III and IV In his basement domaIn or the ag shop kept hIm busy The couple there waItIng for the busses to come In Mr and Mrs KemnItz the SCIENCE and home ec team B6SldeS advIsIng the freshman class In Christmas dec and the St Pat s shIndIg Mr KemnItz taught the seventh and eighth grades the frosh and the semors the fundamentals of SCIENCE SometImes It was matter over mInd sometImes It dIdn t even matter but he persevered and mInd won out HIs SPSCIGIIYQ The marnmba remember the Twelfth Street Rag 7 MusIc hath charms but food well the appeal IS defInIte Take the IunIor senIor banquet prepared by Mrs KemnItz and the home ec gIrls Mrs KemnItz also OdVISed the F H A taught the seventh and eIghth grade girls In addItIon to her hIgh school classes II ll 'VQCIA I Excuse 'L ZMGTXKQMAI6, Q-k-if N T H E L 5 V I If . . . I i i 1 . , . , . . . , . . . . . ,, - I . ,, . . . , . ' I I - T ll ll V . I . 'T I I I . I I - I I ,,. . ,, , . . . . . I I - I , . . . I . . , . . I ' ' ' ll ll , . I . . . I , l . . . '- even to basketball. He had his boys collecting pigeon heads and skunk tails too. . , , . . I 1- ' ' ' Y , . . . . . . , . , . . . . . , i . I I I I ' ' ' T ll ll 11 - fl - - ' I I 1- ' . . ., Mint -Ill -II 'III I'zIg'v fl Q I ,Y 'YQ i A , - 3 Pageb E M LLWH Mary Kemmtz B S lllrnols State Normal Unlversnty Normal llllnols Teaches Home Economucs Lorraune Fueweger A B MacMurray College for Women Jacksonvulle lllnnous Teaches commercial sublects Wllllam Kemmtz B S lllnnous State Normal Unnversuty Normal lllunots Unuver stty ot Nebraska Lsncoln Nebraska Merrill Marcy Graduate nn Plano Lawrence College B M Ed Chncago Con servatory of music M M Northwestern Unlversnty Directs Grade and Htgh School Bands and Choruses Marllyn Sandberg A B Augustana College Rock Island Illlnots Teaches Phystcal Educatlon Millard Weber B S nn Educatlon State Teachers College Lock Haven Penn sylvanla Columbia University New York New York Pennsylvania State College Penn State State TeachersCollege Claruon Pennsylvanna ls Admunnstratuve Assustant teaches Social Science and coaches Grade School Richard Harder B S lllunous State Normal Unnversnty Normal lllnnous Joluet Junuor College Joluet lllunous Teaches Mathematucs . ., , , . ' ' -1 1 f - T r 'I I I I - , , V - , : - . ., - - . ,, , , .. ' ' I I V - 1 , , : , , , , - , . - . -, , , 1 0 E M LLWH i. Page7 General business text in hand Miss Fieweger waited too thinking about the lunior senior prom The money where was it coming from? As advisor for the lunior class she supervised the Christmas program planning and decorating as well as the prom And she suffered the agonies of printing the newspaper too Bookkeeping general business shorthand typing I and ll kept her other wise occupied The commuter Miss Sandberg traveled from grade school to church to hugh school and back for primary grade rhythms and seventh and eighth grade and high school girls physical education She procured some square dance records and called a mean one On Monday nights she blew the whistle overtime for grades musically and later in the year Iourneyed with G A A representatives to Joliet for a dance exhibition Drums of Death Two Gentlemen And Verona the radio program the seventh sophs and luniors for English those were Mr Woodstrup s Prompted for the PTA too in Pistol Pete the whole is equal to the sum of its parts Mr Harder worked with the opponents of exponents from seventh on up with arithmetic algebra fbeginning and advancedl and geometry Kept a study hall too Touring the country roads giving lessons directing choruses Mr Marcy led a busy life getting ready for public appearances such as the pre Christmas con cert state contest and individual performances of the newly formed Octette and Cornet Trio Lined the band up at B B games for a martial cur or two Up in the newly created balcony room papers cluttering the place the an nual staff worked on with Miss Sweet cracking the whip When it wasnt the annual it was the newspaper or the sophomore class with a party or float o maybe a library fine to check mayhaps a stray encyclopedia In addition eighth freshman and senior English QRRFUNG , 9 l f T H I E E ' tlhiitiiiiivfl tiftiii l':igt- Fi f . I . G. A. A. Before Christmas, just before, she presented her first, second and third X 2 . . . ' ' e . I . I . I r l NYT tg ' A I 0 Y 1 Page8 E MLLWHE Hugh Senneff B S Unuversuty of Illunons Champangn Urbana lllunous Teaches agrlculture Dale M Clme B Ed Illunous State Normal Untverstty Normal Illunons M A Unlverslty of llltnols Teaches Blology Hts ory Physucal Educatlon and coaches Thomas Woodstrup B S No the-rn lllnnous S ate Teachers College DeKalb lllnnous Teache Engl sh Rose Rntenour Ottuce Secretary James Ward B Ea llllnous State Normal University M A Northwestern Un: versnty Evanston llllnols Superuntendent of Umt Phyllis Sweet A B Bradley Unnverslty Peoria llllnots Colurnbla Unnversuty New York New York Teaches Engllsh Bulldmg Custodlan A M Shupman Bus Drlvers Jam Plog Tum Wallace Max Chaffee Wnllard Krauss and Wayne Hanna W' . ., , - , , . 4 . ., , , Q . ., . . 1 , , 1 l 1 1 - V Y . . 5 I . . . ., . . , , , . .. S . ! .. 1 . . . . . 7 . ., , . ., 1 - 1 1 - - -1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 s 'N xx: -ff-P1 E MILLWH Page? Class of al Listen to that roar was it the crowd or the lion? Two Gentlemen and Verona really packed them in Did you see those candles and evergreens in the halls could be lunior Christmas decorations Did you look at those busy gals checking coats or were you watching the ballgame? Parlez vou francais? Thats what the luniors were asking it was prom time in gay Paree sidewalk cafe cosy table for two an intimate french orchestra ooh la la Roland Stewart orchestra Everyone helped with those decorations Super vising the operations was Miss Fieweger l lass of 12 A handsome grey box set on artificial grass a witch in the coffin ia very lively and cold Ronnie Ritenourl and a gravedigger fDuck Deetsl handy with a spade all for first prize floats 1949 For the second straight year too Same witch was flying high the week previous over cats and bats and back fences as the sophs flung an all school party Black and orange be aproned witches passed the doughnuts and gurgled the cider from the lug And what gambling inthe game room' Lois Cheeseman presided at meetings with Wilma Loechel vice president and Louise Lundy secretary treasurer Opinionating on the Student Council were Archie Woodin and Janice Wolf Miss Sweet was advisor l Wmgfe B a.5k ef 9 4 T Effie -see T H E E L 1 ' 1 1 or 1 5 n Q . . . ,, ll ' ' ' Heading the committees were Gerry Woodin, promg Neva Smith, banquetg , . . . . - 1 1 1 . 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I ' H - ,, - - I I - I I . 4 I S Page lO THE MLLWHE JUNIOR CLASS Third Row Doris Hadaway Charles Hayen Janet Habben Nelva Smith Joyce Allison Bob Frankfother Darlene Smith Fred Hutchinson Elaine Schmitt June Coats and Donna Bardell Second Row Neva Smith Gerry Woodin and Ronald Hartle Front Row Merna Habben Patsy Ritenour Miss Fieweger Wanda Bushman Roland Stewart Gordon Nesemener Donald Werner and Ronald Miatke SOPHOMORE CLASS Fourth Row Donald Melbefg Douglas Clough Alice Pilgrim Franklin Miller Archie Woodin Ward Johnson Carol Newendyke Ray Polhill Austin Meyers and Raymond Bardell brooks Janet Taylor Janice Wolf and Maurice Fisch Second Row Cecil Geerts Ralph Weidel Dick Deets Carol Sarber Lois Cheese man Dan Milroy Miss Sweet Ronald Ritenour Wilma Loechel Robert Gipe and Louise Lundy Front Row Lloyd Sprecher David Bushman Merle Schryver and Marion Schryver FRESHMAN CLASS Third Row Roger Jacobs Ronald Geary Richard Robinson Nona Loechel Ruth Ann Mock Pat Peters Lyle Schryver Margaret Engelkens Janeth Plog and Ronald Mennenga Second Row Norman Habben Stanley Freclericks Joyce Brill Marilyn Love Shirley Eubanks David Milroy and Johnny Parks Front Row Carol Barthel Arlyn Bryson Helen Maberry Marvin Anderson John Byvlck Larry Letcher Earl Gilbert Mr Kemmtz Janice Paschal Lyle Sucher Joan Dittmar Wilma Chandler Lee Polhill and Shirley Paschal l E L ' : ' , , , - V , 4 I I h I . I l - I 2 ' , ' ' . r , , ' ' ' , ' ' , . I I I I . I . Third Row: Beulah Hadaway, Wilma St. Clair, Dorothy Shipman, Lois Easta- , , - Z . I . I U I I . - I . I T I I I T I I : I I I T ' 1 , , ' l , , , , , , 2 , ' , ' , ' , , . : I I I I I . I I T I ' ' I ' I I v pf . rv 4 , 13.- f ' , x 4 Q Jia Q V, 5 ... . 1' 4 wx' ,. ti fyx 5 g w iv-- A xx, ' . .- ' 5 . X ,X Vu ' Mi 3 sg, f y' ' f v f , -r , . ,, :W -2 ff X ka X4 it .113 lan' AN E LLW Page ll 1 lass of '51 Branded up one snde and down the other patnted wnth lrpstnck fst to be tued and they were' The senuors roped and marched those freshnes from the cheese factory up to the assembly for laughs and an nnutratnon beyond compare to start the yeor and startle the frosh Hosts for the ftrst tame to the school the freshres demanded weornng of the green staged a roduo quiz lt Pays To Go To Malledgevulle and passed the Ice cream ID honor of St Paton March the tenth Officers for thelr first lmpresslonable year were Earl Gllbert president Larry Letcher vnce presadent and secretary treasurer Januce Paschal Jolnlng the Student Council were Lyle Sucher and Carol Barthel Advisor was Mr Kemnltz ..-. AX - Sit ---'- Ts c S lg . N I ltl '- Q tml age T2 E M LLW H E ANNUAL STAFF Second Row Muss Sweet Harry Wenger Joyce Alluson and Donna Bardell Front Row Gale Nucholson Tom Wetzell and Elatne Schrnntt JUNIOR PLAY CAST Thurd Row Mr Woodstrop Ronald Muatlce Gordon Neserneuer and Nelva Smuth Second Row Darlene Srnlth Neva Smtth Elaine Schrnutt Wanda Bushman Don na Bardell and Joyce Allison Front Row Pat Rttenour Charles Hayen and June Coats AD STAFF Thnrd Row Gordon Nesemener Ronald Peters Donald Hunkley Tom Wetzell Second Row Jeannie Hawluns Gale Nlcholson Eltzabeth Reents Jerrl Lunker Roth Barthel Front Row Januce Wolf Dorothy Shtpman George Gettle not present when picture was taken SOFTBALL Second Row Duck Deets Richard Robmson Lawrence Sucher Lloyd Sprecher Ray Polhtll Larry Letcher Johnny Parks Harry Wenger Tom Wetzell Archue Woodnn Allen Polhull and Lyle Sucher Front Row Ronald Peters Jam Spauldung Duck Davis Ronald Hortle Mr Cltne Ronald Rutenour Lee Polhlll Dutch Smlth Franklin Muller Gordon Nesemeuer and Gerry Woodln P TH l EL : , , . : , . : . , , . v T 1 1 1 - 1 ' . , . 3 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 . , . 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . - 1 1 1 , . , 1 1 1 1 H 'ics E M LLWH Page 13 Annual Isnt ut ttme to go home? Not tlll that copy IS wrltten some slavedrtver of an advusor Some Cakes? What about ntckels'? Belueve nt or not slugs don t work an that machune Good popcorn and could you endure another gumdrop7 Now thus ns IlfOI'1OnIgl'!1 Wrute all the copy proofread all the ads mount all the pncture pages Take the floor up and count the money agaun when at comes that close a dollar can make or break them Hey' work Thus ts no laughing matter Slavtng on Wednesday nnghts Monday the eighth and whenever and wherever were Harry Wenger edutor has associates Gale Nlcholson and Tom Wetzell and the three prospects for 1950 1951 the assnstant eds Joyce Allison Donna Bardell and Elatne Schmitt Under the present system the assistant editor contrnbutung most to the annual as selected the next year s editor Artusts researchers typlsts by the dozen helped to publish the Mullwheel Mlss Sweet advised olllllllll Phu Lnsten to that roar lt couldnt be the crowd Who let that lton out? Oh my a straut lacket too Who put the dummy nn the closet' That Make fCharles Hayenb and Neula CDonna Bardellj Mary ORelly CPat Rltenourj and Sarah Brown Uune Coatsj surely dnd theur best with theur French and Southern dialect for Muster Sweezey Gordon Nesemeter See say SI so sue here comes Maud Doolittle Elaune Schmttt Watch those pillows Maudle Verona Wood fNeva Smnthj funally got her chance to go to Hollywood Listen to that announcement Charlotta Adams Uoyce Allusonl IS gnv :ng for Verona Who will get Verona Bull CRonald Muatkej or Clyde CNelva Smuthj? Tame will tell Couldn t get along wuthout Mrs Buxton CDarlene Smlthj as housekeeper and Flo CWanda Bushman! taggnng Mike around The lunuor play Two Gentlemen and Verona was dlrected by Mr Woodstrup and prompted by Dorts Hadaway Stage managers were Donald Werner and Fred Hutchison l Hn L n v Q HL NYS '39 ftwvgg. T H l E E L . C C ' I 5-. .-1 il. 1 I O O O O TRW 0 -- i H ,. Q Page T11 E MILLWH Soil hall Home games MVILLE vs CHADWICK A total of T5 huts plus four home runs racked up ll runs for Mnlledgevnlle to Chadwuck s fave The Mnllues looked pretty good for thenr fnrst game MVILLE vs SHANNON Errors commutted at gust the wrong tame proved fatal to Mvulles players They dropped thus one 9 6 to Shannon Mllledgevllle collected ll h ts MVILLE vs THOMSON Thomson s superaor hnttnng an the clunches proved too much for the Mullues they lost by a score of 8 6 Mslledgevnlle chalked up only I0 huts MVILLE vs CHADWICK A total of four runs plus a barrage of nlne hlts an the fourth and snxth :nn ings clmched thus game forthe Mullues They won by a score of 9 to 5 MVILLE VS SHANNON Sweet revenge as the only thang that wall descrube thus game A total of T7 huts blasted putcher after putcher of Shannon out of the game Mullues won ma score T ' MVILLE vs THOMSON Mlllues knocked out nlne runs In the first wuth T2 huts nn the whole game to down a prevnous wunner Thomson Frank Muller had three huts for tour trips a score 'l M VILLE vs SHANNON lForreston Tournomentl A wlld first nnnung plus two fluke huts scored two of Shannon s three runs as they down Mllledgevtlle 3 2 Mlllues got only three huts the entnre game Spauld mg allowed only two huts but had to sacrutuce four on walks Season summing up won four lost three Q T H E EL W M WWW 'Wi- 1 L 'k ,Q , Bl' I F' l - 9-2. - fin l , l-4. TH Soillmll Ks 4-rage-s Roblnson Nesemener Gettle Muller Woodun Wenger Hartle Wetzell Peters Spauldnng Davis Smlth Parks E MILLWHEELV VW Page-T5 Hits Runs Avg OOO 4-'10 434 429 407 375 6 347 2 280 69 200 OOO if UI Sl n The tall lo splrxts hugh ad getters saw the managers twtsted arms and coped wnth the law to bring an a good two thsrds of the annual revenue and provnde a bare existence for at There were days when ITdIdt'1T pay and days when It ded televnston demonstratlons full page agreements a new ad a turn down or some good advtce Work done ahead at tnme permit slnps unltnaled folders replete wxth ad agreements and a carbon for that Important duplicate copy paper an annual the salesmen set out back home ads were re copued a tnle copy of stze adverttser acl copy kept ad sent to the prnnter returned sent out as proof posttxve to advertuser for correctuon land paymentT and so the 'ob went AB ' ' T T l T, , ' 25 TT TT . 23 TO 7 . ' T4 6 5 . A 27 TT 7 . T6 6 6 . A TT 4 2 .3 3 23 8 8 . QT 6 2 . 85 A Q5 7 8 . A 26 7 A ,2 ' 5 T T . T O O . Totals QT8 78 62 ,358 g .T 3 Page 16 E LLWH W llllI'D' We re from Molledgevu le couldnt b prouder and the Tuesday and Fruday grand began a und but a pleasure that defeat of Lanar though he study hall set developed a chronic cough sooth ed cnly by those wlld cherry coughdrops Canadian artrst Hcszard after a rude welcome chalk ed up two and generously presented the school wlth two landscapes evergreen and huge red candles the sample touch on lceeplng wnh Chrlstmas as the IUUIOFS decked the halls the freshmen the as sembly came vclcatlon wnth a speclal send off faculty as students freshmen pantomlmlng a fam Never a quaver as the speech class aired Mvulles alms nn dialogue form our day and the days grew longer tempers shor er and sprung was hsdung somewhere around that corner M 'f '34 M, MRSA' tt- I 2' VW TH Ml EEL 'Q I' I ' I I e IIA ... ' ' ...nof gr' , , 4 A ':, ily Christmas . . . todd . . . gifts , .. I, ttt l LN? S X tm Q 1 D ' O O 1 ,U I S l KX wr' ' t 'QL -Ir l fly f ' ' E MILLWH Page It llappc-nod This Hear NOVEMBER 15 Flrst game of basketball Lost to alumnt by slum margin 17 Canadlan born Mr Hazard presented art wnth chalk 18 Won first scheduled game 55 46 over Dakota 23 Mlllues CM vnlle nowl whnpped tall Mt Morrus team 24 25 Thanksgnvtng No school Too bad too bad DECEMBER Mvxlle on the ball as they whipped Mt Carroll 14 pounts The boys whnpped the Lyndon qunntet plenty that day Fourteen ponnts difference as the Mlllues topped Thomson Mvrlle took a close one un an overtume over Chadwlck Mulledgevulle lost a game to Rock Falls In the Mt Carroll tourney JANUARY Lost to Shannon an an overtime 9 Carroll County Conference lost farst game to Shannon Lost game an last 10 seconds to Mt Carroll Heartbreaker 20 Cram cram exam exam You guessed tt semesters Sweet revenge beat Lanark four ponnts Speech class broadcasted from DeKalb good work too Amboy won though FEBRUARY Revenge for last year beat Thomson 60 29 Amboy held Mnlltes down etght points from thenr 55 Beat Chadwnck by nlne on thenr floor Wrecked Shannons homecomlng 33 31 Lost last scheduled game to Dakota Fulton was lucky' Beat us one ponnt In regnonal MARCH 13 Mr Wood and wufe sang and recuted 16 18 Sensor BB boys oft to State Tournament Good games Q Q l'l' ,-,X TH iw EiLjf iW i 17 2 ' ' ' . ' 6 . . 13 Lanark beat the M'ville five. Enough said 16 , . . . 20 , . . . . 28 ' ' ' . 6 . . 17 ' . . 19- , - , . ' - 24 - ' 27 - , 3 - . 10 ' ' ' ' ' 14 ' ' ' 17 ' ' - 24 - 28 . ' ' ' X1 L ,.,.,f Page l8 THE M LLWH VARSITY Second Row Ronald Peters Lawrence Sucher Gorden Nesemeter Allen Polhull Tom Wetzell and Harold Rohde Front Row Duck Davis Jlrn Spauldlng Mr Cltne Ronald Hartle Harry Wenger and Gerry Woodtn George Gettle not present when pacture taken RESERVES Front Row Dack Deets Mr Clune Dutch Smlth Lee Polhlll Ronald Rltenour Ray Polhull Lyle Sucher Larry Letcher and Johnny Parks M CLUB Clockwlse Rear Ronald Hartle Duck Davis Frankhn Maller Allen Polhull Jann Spauldnng Mr Clone Gordon Nesemener and Dutch Smith Mtddle Group Gerry Woodin Lawrence Sucher Ray Polhull and Ronnue Rttenour Front Group Ronald Peters Harry Wenger and Tom Wetzell CHEERLEADERS Second Row Shtrley Paschal and Januce Paschal Front Row Jerri Linker Jantce Wolf and Lynn Hull l EEL Hn My WHHV Second Row: Lloyd Sprecher, Archie Woodin and John Byvick. P E LLWH Page 'I9 Nl I lub Those familiar orange and black pencils to keep track with two for a nickel and no cheaper by the dozen A money making venture for sure ln its third year as a school organization the M Club tended strictly to bus :ness money or otherwise Minor letterholders were pledges paying less dues lby halfl but unable to hold office Malor letterholders handed over the money and they all worked for two or more malor letters and two minors all of which equaled one gold Harry Wenger M Club banquet ended the year Jim Spaulding presided Tom Wetzell recorded Harry Wenger counted the pennies and Gerry Woodln was watchdog Mr Cline counseled I In-4-rlc-.uh-rs Look at those gurls hear those cheers off again on again gone again Finnegan and the crowd roared on top three were Jerri Linker Lynn Hull and Janice Wolf in black corduroy lumpers orange blouses B team cheerleaders Janice and Shirley Paschal wore velvet lerkins and full black skirts held the flag for the band too Students voted on all cheerleaders since there were fewer than 12 top three in voting rated varsity next two reserves I I llltllllllllll Q 5 ii T H M I E EL basketball . . . Winners for '50 . . . Jim Spaulding, Dick Davis, Tom Wetzell and Y' Q , N1 ., Page2O E MILLWH Y .ll slh C Asterask andacates home gamesl MVILLE ALUMNI Malledgevalles varsaty started the season wath a loss to the ever powerful Alumna 38 35 The home folks werent dxsallusaoned for long though lust tll the next game an tact Dack Davas and Gerry Woodan had eaght poants apaece alum Oncken was on top wath T3 MVILLE DAKOTA No sar thus one was dafferent The Mallaes slapped Dakota the batter pall 55 46 long trap good thang they won eh? Spauldang and Woodan car raed the honors wath T6 and T2 poants respectavely For Dakota Walson and Ber ger had 'll each MVILLE MT MORRIS The boys poured the coal to a cocky Mt Morras fave on thear own court 40 29 lnto the scorang came Spauldang and Wenger wath T6 and ll poants apaece MVILLE FRANKLIN GROVE Woodm and Wetzell led the M valle f ve to another vactory wath eight poants each McMallaan and Decue from Franklan Grove had eaght too coancldence huh' Scoreboard read 38 31 Malledgevllle MVILLE MT CARROLL Mt Carroll s hopes were shot to paeces at they were lookang for thear tarst conference wan Fanal score Mallaes 58 Carroll 44 Three ot the gang were really clackang Woodan 'I7 Spauldang T6 Wetzell T6 Gatford s 21 poants surely helped Mt Carroll though MVILLE LYNDON Lyndon marked the Mxllaes htth consecutave wan Nace goang fellas Mvalle 57 Lyndon 30 Wetzell T6 Spauldang T2 Osteen lLyndonJ ll MVILLE LANARK Bad luck guys Dack D out on fouls farst quarter and Gerry Woodan spraaned has ankle but stall managed to pour through nane poants Martz and Maller kept the nets hot wath 26 and 20 poants apaece Fanal Lanark 56 Mvalle 36 MVILLE THOMSON Woodan and Spauldang stood an the corners and popped away over Thom son s zone defense galnang T3 and TO poants for the team Thomson s Sakkerna scored T2 Fanal M valle 41 Thomson 27 TH EEL V C 1 of 'Y O ir ' ' ' -af I - , , .. . . . -. , a , - 2 -ar I - , . . , - I Mt. Morrises' Shaw and Samsel had nine each. k I .- . ,. : . . . . . - , . I . I , . . . . . . . ' . . . - . , f , , , . I ,. . . I ,. ir 1 - t .. . , . , . E M LLWH Page 21 MVILLE CHADWICK Chadwtck refused to throw In the towel untul the last mnnute of an overtlme The Mnllues came through agann 53 52 Spauldnng surely came through has 23 pounts overshadowed A Trupps CChadwuckl 22 ponnts Another conference wan gang' MVILLE ROCK FALLS Too bad the fellas got knocked off thenr fxrst game especually un the Mt Carroll Hollday Tourney but lust thunk Rock Falls won the tournament Flnal score Rock Falls 54 Mvnlle 31 Vvetzell CMJ and Tousely CRFJ each scored 14 polnts MVILLE SHANNON The funal score doesnt look luke It but the Shannon Mnllnes game was mighty close overtime In fact Shannon scored sxx points ID the overtlme to surge ahead to a 43 37 vuctory Woodun had 15 pounts for the game and John H lsl MVILLE SHANNON Shannon again' That s right same results too Shannon trimmed M vllle 46 34 un the ftrst game of the conference tourney at Lanark Hartle broke unto the scorung with 10 ponnts Johnson and Wurtles C51 each had 17 MVILLE MT CARROLL The crew took a tough defeat In the last 10 seconds at the hands of Mt Car roll The Mnllues held a one polnt lead wnth 10 seconds to go Mt Carroll took off a rebound and pumped In the wlnnlng basket Score 47 46 Spaulding CMD and Gnfford tMt C 1 had 11 and 22 pounts There went furst place In the confer ence MVILLE LANARK Junx hex or whammy whuchever you luke Mvulle surely broke ut when they trimmed Lanark for the flrst time ln too many years Score? 47 43 M ville Hartle scored 11 counters and MlllerCL1 had 15 MVILLE AMBOY Another long trap for naught Mnlledgevelle bows nn defeat to Amboy 57 44 cold rude too Wetzell helped the cause wath 13 ponnts Amboy s Car r had 12 MVILLE FRANKLIN GROVE Spaulding Hartle led their fellow cagers to a sweepung vuctory over Frank lm Grove 51 29 That duo had 12 ponnts L McMullnan from Franklan Grove scored 12 also X X N ,,i. ,., ,Z- ..J- TH I EEL ., . ., . . , . , , . ,. , 'ki , . so, 13, ' - 'ki - D D ici. - . . . ,. . . . . . ,. , . . -, . , oll . 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Page 22 E MILLWH MVILLE THOMSON Another conference vnctory over Thomson on their own court The Mvnlle cagers tromped them 60 29 with Hartle Spaulding and Wetzell havnng 12 12 and 10 points respectavely Houzenga CTD scored 13 polnts MVILLE AMBOY Hartles 24 polnts were to no avall agalnst Amboy The rest of the gang lust couldnt ht Score' 55 47 Amboy' Amboys scorers were pretty even Lntts Carroll and Smith 12 10 and 10 MWLLE CHADWICK Chadwick falls unto llne as a conference defeat with Hartge and Davis lead :ng wlth 12 and 10 markers aplece Trapp and Hartman CCD each garnered 10 pounts Funal score M ville 42 Chadwnck 33 MVILLE SHANNON Shannon falls by the way sweet revenge The boys dtdnt wun the conference tourney fcame In second an the conferencel but they defeated every team In the conference Mlllnes surely upset Shannons homecoming 33 31 Wetzell CMJ wlth nune and Johnson C51 wuth 16 NlVll.lE DAKOTA Dakota pulled a comeback In the flnal minutes of the game to blast any hopes the Mlllles mtght have had of wunnung the funal game of the regular season Hartge QMJ and Berger KDD tallued 13 points each Dakota 41 M vllle 39 MVILLE FULTON The regional tournament at Mt Carroll saw Fulton defeat Mulledgevllle 48 47 nn the furst game of the tourney M vnlle led by at least five points through out the game untul the last three minutes Another hugh blood pressure fnnlsh Needless to say the team was plenty downhearted after havnng practically cunch ed the game Woodun Spauldung and Hartle came through wvth 15 12 and 10 counts Fulton s DeGunther dad them all the harm wtth 28 pounts Y .nrslts Smilsesvs Player FTM TA Spaulding Woodln Wetzell 9 Davus Hartye Nesemener Wenger Gettle Smlth Sucher Peters R Polhull Rntenour A Polhnll L Polhull L Sucher Totals 194 446 964 T H E EL ' i. . - . ' : FG F PF TP ' 22 56 99 50 192 ' 22 29 62 40 163 22 33 63 63 13 ' 22 35 57 80 95 ' 17 22 39 40 150 ' 16 13 29 28 55 15 18 43 31 38 11 10 13 8 20 ' 10 9 16 24 51 9 6 9 6 10 8 0 6 5 8 . ' 6 2 5 6 16 ' 6 3 5 0 23 . ' 4 0 0 1 2 . ' 2 O O O O . 2 O 0 1 2 236 383 E L LW H E Page 23 Re-sm x vs Home games M VILLE DAKOTA The reserves started out un tune fashlon against Dakota defeatxng them 34 32 Hartle led the pack wtth seven polnts Dakota s hugh scorer was Hurleys vvtth a resoundtng 20 pounts MVILLE MT MORRIS Hartge pushed up has average with T7 counters agatnst Mt Morris but the team lost by one slum polnt Ftnal score Mt Morrls 30 M vllle 29 M VILLE FRANKLIN GROVE The gang began to hut thelr strtde agaun tn blasting the Franklln Grove flve rlght IH the scorung column thus tnme wlth l5 points M LILLE MT CARROLL R Polhnl broke unto the hugh scorers column wnth 12 ponnts leacltng the gang to vlctory over Mt Carroll 37 25 Ftrst conference game flrst conference vxctory Keep It up boys M VILLE LYNDON The long trnp to Lyndon patd off at least John Rutenour garnered T6 pounts leading the team to a decusuve 57 13 vnctory over Lyndon Osteen poured In a mtghty tour polnts M VILLE LANARK They kept on and on Lanark bowed to Mvnlle tn the second conference ttlt 43 24 Rltenour came through agaln T4 points M VILLE THOMSON Once more at was Hartge leadnng hrs teammates to a 59 40 victory over Thomson by scoring T5 points Thus made three conference wnns and the tnfth consecutnve vuctory M VILLE CHADWICK R Polhlll has a habit ot maklng 12 polnts when hes leading the pack Thus tame It was aga1nstChadwsck M vnlle plowed Chadwuck under 34 T7 T H M I EL - , . . 47-15 . . . really trounced 'em, huh! Big six foot three inch Stretch Hartje stayed Page 24 E MILLWHE MVILLE SHANNON Shannon fell unto lane when the Mlllues poured It on trouncung them 69 28 Quite a record those boys were pulnng on Sucher and Smith kept the nets hot that nnght both poured un 16 poants M VILLE SHANNON lTourneyl Came the test fnrst game of the Carroll Conference tourney the powerful Mlllles repeated thelr performance by drubbung Shannon again 61 19 R Rr en our was the bug gun that nlght 16 polnts M VI LLE CHADWICK hull scored 18 ponnts leading has teammates to a 54 17 vnctory over Chadwnclc MVILLE MT CARROLL And now for the champnonshup the funals found every member of that flne team playing luke veterans R Rutenour and R Polhall looked luke varsity players they each shoved 15 polnts through to check the threats of Mt Carroll 54 38 The wlnners and new conference champs M vnlle MVILLE MT CARROLL The reserves contnnued thelr wunnung ways by knockung off the runner Mt Carroll 59 39 D Noble CMt CD and Sucher tued for scornng honors wnth counters each M VILLE LANARK Rutenour wlth 14 ponnts led the team to theur tenth consecutuve conference vuctory thus trme over Lanark 59 34 The last ten opponents had been confer ence foes stlll the Mlllnes hadnt lost a slngle game MVILLE AMBOY Rltenour saved the day by maknng the wnnmng two poants as well as a 14 pount total as Amboy came close 29 28 awp '6E :A 60 'L T H EL Into the semi-finals they went and out they came with another win, R. Pol- 'ir I - . . . . . . -up . - . . . ' ' ' 14 THE MILLWHERLV Page175 M'VILLE - FRANKLIN GROVE Franklin Grove came closer than they did the first time but their best wasn't good enough. Led by Sucher with eight the reserves tromped Franklin Grove 32 21 MVILLE THOMSON The 55 36 victory over Thomson marked the sixteenth straight Nan That made T7 wins out of T8 starts R Polhlll came up with his customary l2 points MVILLE AMBOY Amboy led by Full with T2 got their revenge on M ville s own floor M ville lost for the second and last time in the season R Polhill slipped in TO points again but it lust wasnt enough MVILLE CHADWICK Back into the groove again Suchers T4 tallies topped the list as Mville defeated Chadwick 46 28 at Chadwick MVILLE SHANNON Lee Polhill came through with T3 points to lead his teammates to a decisive 46 Ql victory over Shannon Shannon bowed to the Millies for the third time in the season MVILLE DAKOTA There it was the last game ofthe regular season the gang made it a real thriller edging out Dakota 2l T9 R Polhill put in his final bid of the 49 50 season by scoring T5 points The M ville five wound up the season with the best record in many a year They lost only two games one by one point the other by two Of 21 starts T9 were victories Well done llc-sc rx 4- s1alIISlll s IL Polhi Sucher Ritenour Smith Polhl Woodin Hartye Nesemeuer 7 4 43 Parks Sprecher Byvlck Letcher Peters Polhil Grand Total TOT L' I T si . .ni . .LT Yllllllll Total I'l: .'t'I' Points Player Points R. 'll . .,. . .. 188 ,, ... .. . . 40 . ,.,. , ,... .. T52 . .. 26 ' , , , . ,. ,. .. T5 A . ., , QA ' , . . ., T2 ,, . .. TO L. 'II l'l3 ,. . 5 A . . 68 A. ' l . . O ' , , ., 61 rf- ' ,,,, , ,, , ,Y 'l Page 26 E MILLWH STUDENT COUNCIL Second Row Jim Spaulding Lyle Sucher Janice Wolf Gerry Woodin Carol Barthel and Archie Woodin Seated Neva Smith Mr Ward Joyce Allison Tom Wetzell and Jeannie Hawkins LIBRARIANS Second Row Elizabeth Reents Ruby Tripp Donna Bardell Jeannie Hawkins and Merna Habben Seated Clockwise Ruth Barthel Elaine Schmitt Miss Sweet and Margaret Glow GAA Fourth Row Betty Shilling Neva Smith Elaine Schmitt Louise Lundy Jerrne Jones Wilma St Clair Janice Wolf June Coats and Donna Bardell Doris Mock Elizabeth Reents Joan Dittmar and Margaret Engelkens Second Row Wilma Chandler Patsy Ritenour Joyce Allison Nora Woodin Miss Sandberg Janeth Plog Helen Maberry Janice Paschal and Wanda Bushman First Row Darlene St Clair Ella Mae Nye Alice Pilgrim Shirley Paschal Lynn Hull Gale Nicholson Lois Cheeseman and Dorothy Shipman FFA Fourth Row Arlyn Bryson David Bushman Fred Hutchison Austin Meyers Cecil Geerts Roger Jacobs Robert Gipe Gerry Wooclin Cornelius Geerts Archie Woodin Nelva Smith Tom Wetzell and Richard Robinson Third Row Norma Habben Donald Melberg Maurice Fisch Roland Stewart Merle Schryver Marion Schryver Ward Johnson and Ronald Mnatke Second Row Ralph Weidel Donald Werner Lyle Schryver and Ronald Men nenga First Row Gordon Nesemeier Don Hinkley Harold Rohde Marvin Anderson Ronald Peters Denver Traum and Mr Senneff T H E E L Z ' . I I F I . I : . I , I I . . 2 ' ' , ' , ' ' , ' , ' 1 I - l r I 1 - Third Row: Lois Eastabroolcs, Ruth Ann Mock, Jerri Linker, Shirley Eubanlcs, , , . Z . I . I . I . , . , , , . . : I ' . . I I , , . 2 ' I I T : . I h I I D I Q- E M LLWHE Page27 slllllvlll 1 oum ll Fnfth hour Student Councll meetlng Student government more prob lems troned out assembly programs planned statnonery sales campaugn set ways and means to clear away a defuclt keep up partnes Besides the worry a lnttle fun home ec dtnner Started an 1937 the Councul has ganned strength year by year Two repre sentatnves a boy and a gurl are elected by each class each year Vnce prexy as selected from the lunuor class and automatically serves as president In his senlor year Thus year Swnng and Sway wxth Sammy Kaye everybody dance t the Arthur Murray CS CJ nnstructlon studuo an the gym Got an extra dame? Polio benetlt dance after the town team game Entertanmng and educational alms of assembly programs came up wtth Mr Hazard the chalk arttst Mr Jones and has mechanlcal man and sound you can see light you can hear Bach to Boogle wtth Mr Johnson at the pnano and the Woods who sang and recited Tom Wetzell neaded the group wnth Joyce Allnson vuce prexy Jeannle Haw kxns secretary treasurer and Mr Ward advusor The freshman class chose Carol Barthel and Lyle Sucher thenr representatlves For the sophs Jannce Wolf and Archue Woodnn sat an and for the Iuntors Neva Smuth and Gerry Woodun Sensor m mbers were Jeannue Hawkins and Jnm Spauldnng I I in an TH intl' EL Yi up... - . '. ' Rl E N C. o Y o I f r gl I lj o 'LQ Y 7 V ,,l.,.N PQQQQS E Mnlwne ltulurc- l'all'lllPl'5 of AIIIPPIIHI Skunk tolls pigeon heads and what have you around the barn for fall rodent contest on the money maknng side garden seeds In the sprung an every Thursday eve recreatlon In the gym and so the year went for those future farmers Add the natnonal conventnon an Kansas Cnty attended by Donald Hnnkley Harold Rohde Tom Wetzell and Ronald Peters popcorn vendors spllttnng a tidy profit wlth the F H A camping trap In the summer two State Farmers degrees last June Tom Wetzell and Ronald Peters President was Ronald Peters vice president Denver Traum secretary Harold Hnnkley advisor Mr Senneff I lhl .ll mns Please remove your feet from the table and the shelves Turn IH that magazane before the bell rnngs and dont be so nonsy about nt Hmmmm that book s overdue Hey put that book back where you got at and In order too What wuth quuetlng the customers readlng the shelves repaurung books and collecting tunes did that select group the lnbrarlans fund hme to read? Well rarely And If one was mlssung what do you know an able bodled assistant Everythong an order? Here comes Miss Sweet teacher un charge Checking the books were Ruth Barthel Jeannue Hawknns Donna Bardell Elaine Schrnltt Margaret Glaw Merna Habben and Ruby Trupp ' can T H E L 1 1. 1 Q . . . ,, , I . V . . . , . . . d , , . . . , . . . . . . , ' - : ' - ' , : , Rohdeg treasurer, Gordon Nesemeierg sentinel, Ronald Miatke, reporter, Donald 1 ' , - - . .U '.l 1 1 L . . , . . , . I ' I T , . , , . , . '- , ' . I . . , '. ' . I I Q D I I I l ll 5 Q E LLW Page 29 Inn ls KIIIIPII1 Kssm ldllllll Selected shorts thurty or forty gurls exercused shot for the hoop ond general whooped ut up oru cu Mondoy ruught They sloved tor those precuous pouruts thcut would me-on o letter lust forced themselves to go skcutung of o week uuught Sux brcuve souls buclced wuuud ond snow to rude to Joluet for cu dance exhubu tuoru leorrued the bosuc of the rumoo too uerlcuuug to thot South Arruerucouw rhythm Thurteeuu shot for bcuskets uru the telegroohuc stote shootung contest loccul hugh womoru Douuuuo Bcurdell Close second Joyce Alluson Keepurug thurugs strought vvos Dorus Mock wuth Joyce Allusoru ossusturug Norcu Woocluru kept the records cmd Betty Shullung served as pounts chourmcm Muss Sandberg cmdvused s V TH MI HEEL 1u.L1. o.. 51.1 'oc o ' ' ' , iru FN N Q cw, :Nr ,N I Page 30 E M LLWH B MIXED CHORUS Thurd Raw Pat Peters Loutse Lundy Ronald Geary Franlclln Muller Lee Po lll Nona Loechel and Sharley Eubanks Second Row Helen Maberry Joan Dnttmar Douglas Clough Donald Melberg Janeth Plog and Margaret Engelkens Front Row Jannce Paschal Janet Taylor Ronnne Rutenour Sharley Paschal Wt ma Chandler and 'vlr Marcy BOYS CHORUS Muller and Austtn Myers Second Row Ronald Geary Vernon Newendyke Lee Polhull Ray Polhxll Torn Wetzell and Ronald Rltenour Front Row Donald Melberg Doug Clough Earl Gilbert Duck Deets Ralph Weudel and Mr Marcy BAND Second Row Austun Meyers Helen Maberry Ruth Ann Mocls Doris Mock Franklnn Muller Duck Deets Torn Wetzell and Mr Marcy Front Row Nora Woodun Lynn Hull Douglas Clough Ray Polhnll Joyce Alluson Ronald Peters Lots Cheeseman and Lee Polhull T H I E EL g ' : , l , , Q A 1 llll , Third row: Lawrence Sucher, Jirn Spaulding, Harry Wenger, Lyle Sucher, Frank '+R . .L ., M K ' R -. ' an 'x. ' , Q.. if Q H .. 2 O' x- -f ' ' W 'L Q Q- .-, K Q Y- ' rx t 7 ll -: 1 T- ff - .+I - ' , x-, Rf ' ' ,'-fix .QQ ,Q UN ' f A bt' !v.,N K' 21 f , Q At' Au.: 4 A Q 4. Q X I , r E M LLWH Page 31 Wlusu Fntth hour tnme for musuc tlrst semester It was practlce forthe pre Chrustmas concert of the Unlt second semester one word contest was the answer Two groups met the public ottener new groups too the Cornet Trno and the Muxed Octette Playnng Trumpeters Three for the dnstrxct at Hanover were Dick Deets Loss Cheeseman ancl Joyce Alltson The octette chose Down South by Mnddleton wrth sopranos Lynn Hull and Jerru Llnker altos Dorothy Shipman and Jeannle Howknns tenors Jlm Spauldlng and Harry Wenger basses Tom Wetzell ond Bluss Sucher golnlng In The glee club accomponusts also swang out on thelr own with contest solos Lynn Hull played the Thnrd Movement from Beethovens Moonlught Son ata and Carol Barthel Mnnuet by Paderewskn X9 if TH I EEL O ' o A . 1 , , . , , I . . .I . . H I If ' fl ' Page32 E M LLWHE GIRLS CHORUS Fourth Row Ruth Ann Mock Shnrley Eubanks Janice Wolf Loulse Lundy Nona Loechel Joyce Alllson and Ruby Trapp Thurd Row Jerrt Lnnlcer Margaret Engelkens Carol Barthel Wilma Loechel Helen Maberry Elizabeth Reents and Dorothy Shrpman Second Row Lynn Hull Joan Dlttrnar Pat Peters Janice Paschal Janeth Plog Lots Eastabrooks and Nora Woodun Shirley Paschal Janet Taylor Ruth Barthel and Jeannie Hawktns A ' MIXED CHORUS Fourth Row Ruth Ann Mock Joyce Alluson Jnm Spauldung Harry Wenger Lyle Sucher Lawrence Sucher Janlce Wolf and Ruby Trapp Thard Row Carol Barthel Wulma Loechel Vernon Newendylce Austln Meyers Ray Polhull Dorothy Shupman and Elizabeth Reents Second Row Lols Eastabrooks Lynn Hull Earl Gnlbert Tom Wetzell Jerri Lmnker and Nora Woodm Front Row Gale Nucholson Ruth Barthel Duck Deets Mr Marcy Ralph Wetdel Lots Cheesernan and Jeannue Hawknns OCTETTE Third Row Lawrence Sucher Jim Spauldung Harry Wenger and Tom Wetzell Second Row Jeannle Hawknns Dorothy Shnpman Lynn Hull and Jerru Llnlcer Front Row Mr Marcy CORNET TRIO Second Row Mr Marcy Front Row Lols Cheeseman, Joyce Allnson and Duck Deets T H I E L I : V F I ' I U I , . . : . I I I I I I , . Z I ' I I I I I Front Row: Mr. Marcy, Gale Nicholson, Wilma Chandler, Lois Cheesernan, II I , , - ' 2 , ' , , A , , . I . I I . I I . . Z I I I I I ' I ' I : , l ' , . : I . I . I I . ' E MILLWH Page33 ffm? A week after the unduvudual groups performed the choruses vued for honors the gurls sungung Luft Thurue Eyes Ca ccupellaj and Nught Song Deducatuon and Wunter Song were boys chorus numbers Cherubum Song No l and Today There ls Rungung were entrues of Muxed Chorus When the band tuned up between games the bond played on wuth lo hugh school students and l4 grade and lunuor hugh strukung up Mr Marcy durectecl all musuc gave unduvudual lessons toured the country schools and gave pruvate lessons too riffs? ,sss,,ssU s susu s,sss,ss usss Ulss u,sssEfsl,u so u Q0 0 ' Q I 9, if s gg P09634 E MILLWHE Sp: mg Sprung comes slowly up thas way but mnred busses and furry pussywtllows and Frankle Lame wuth The Cry of the Wald Goose were forerunners The restless foot learned to dance the freshues pleased St Pat wtth the outstandung socnal success as the school square danced and clapped for the lntermtssuon numbers Hamlets remarks luved wuth Laurence O tvner nr' the tttle role Dxstol Pete packed the audltortum tn the PTA s contrlbutton towards a school cafeterna and the sensors kept theur secret very much so unttl the curtaln rang down on Drums of Death Meanwhule the boys got back onthe beaten track hurdled vaulted and ran a prom a la francais sidewalk cafe store fronts and a stroll through the park a nice even numbered thirty stumbled down the ausle to graduatton and T950 marched on Drums oF ,, DEATH lla 5' H5721 psf Q e. iw Y i VV TH Y . tv 4' Nl tt K0 r- l s.. 5? 3-wfqfwg if . 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A -- - ffaiam.. , 4 - ' 1, - ,- if?-,ggi E M LLWH Page 35 It llappc-nc-cl This H 4-.lr MARCH 2l F1rs1 day sprung Ahhh day fancy was to turn and dl nt 25 Octefte strulted nfs stuff un State Con1es1at Hanover APRIL All Fools Day but no fooling around when vhe choruses lourney lO Easier vacatuon Chance for sprung cleaning Only one more sux weeks remained 28 Boom boom boom Drums of Death by the semors MAY Dustrnct Tracx meet run lump and pale up lhose pomts Dreamy muslc dimmed llghls food and fun The Junlor Sensor prom Sennor Vespers at the Brethren church Graduatnon So long you sensors Memorxal Day Pond trubute to our war heroes JUNE 2 It was all over even the shouiung Nga? gl ss-I i J S., T H I E EL ' ' . , f 'd ' 1 ' , ' ' - ed to Hanover 5- . 1 . . 14 . . 27- I I Z H f, - 13 . . , W , . . . 20 .I , . I g . - 2l ' - 26 ' . , ' 30 ' . ' ' U Page36 E M LLWHE Cornelius Geerts Dons Mock 3 4 Ag .ludgl Radlo Progrorn 4 Glee Club 4 Tearn 2 Newspaper Staff 4 A A 3 4 Polnts Clwalrm eslden14 F H President 4 Lynn Hull Vernon Newendyke Transfer from Plalnfneld Hugh Transfer from Erie llllnols School Plalnfleld Illnnons Music Program 3 4 Glee Club 3 Class Presnclent 2 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Class Play 2 3 4 Muslc Program 2 Gee Club 2 3 4 Band 2 Newspaper Saff 4 Glee Club Accornpanlsl 2 3 4 Llbrarlan 2 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Ocletfe 4 C ass Play 3 4 Nora Woodm Allen Polhull Annual Staff 3 Radio Program tball l 2 3 4 Basket al 4 Musuc Programl 2 3 4 Glee 4 G ulo l B 4 G Club l 2 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Pep Clu Edltor 4 I rarlan C ass Play 3 4 u 3 4 Class Play 3 4 i T H l EL F. A. T, Zf 1 I , 'DQ I 5 g . 5 - G, . . , , ' ' an 3'Pr A g . .A. l,2, 3, 4, , , 1 ' l f 3, 4: 3- I l f , 9 f 3, 4: f J I I f. V f , Q ' Sol , , , Q b l l 1 4 , , , f 2, 3, 4g Track l, 2, 3, p lee CI ,2, 3, Aj and 3, 5 .A. , , g A. 4g H. 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Sv ..nN ur? ii E M LLWH Page 37 SPIIIIDI' IIISIIIPW Remember the fall of 46 Thirty five freshmen entered the portals of Milledgevulle High School What fright when the assembly bell rang Mighty Seniors marching around the room with shotguns Then the day came painted faces green ribbons backward wrong sude out clothes Bow down you freshmen' Oh' What a fool I am' What an afternoon ove letters worms pushing spoons around romantic proposals grape fruits an the face What a wonderful comedy' That year they signed their lives away with ten cents a month dues to col lector Gale Nicholson Wleldung the gavel was Gene Spaulding with assistant and Kermit Sarber Keeping things in order was Mass Hood Spring out of school for a while Registration hmm new principal wonder what hes like Advising was Miss Sweet standing up in front was Lynn Hull helping to keep things in order was Gene Spaulding hanging on to the purse strings was Harry Wenger tossing out suggestions in Student Council were Carol Bushman and Tom Wetzell Tk VN,-s..., ? SM! Brcflticvf ,f 't Q BMC K c MGH props ff 1.5 we K7 I J 5' T H l E EL 1 . . 1 ' L 5 . H - - 11 - - , . . . . . l Tom Wetzell. Voicing their opinions in Student Council were Jeannie Hawkins lhillllllllllfdl 'Ill l':iQv .WI a or-:-:ff , 'Q 3 Y Ir . i E ' .. . f x t N i O I' x - X P 7 4,17 , Page 38 E M LLWH Margaret Glow Eugene Spauldnng Student Council 3 Secretary 3 Annual Staff 3 Music Program 3 Glee Club 3 Offncer 3 News paper Staff A Co Edntor 11 Lab rnan 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 r ldent 3 Class President l Vice President 2 Student Councll 3 4 Musrc ogram l 2 3 A Softball 1 E slcetball l 2 3 4 Tra Nlewspaper Staff 4 M Club 2 3 4 Pre taen A Oc erte 4 C ass Pla 3 4 Lawrence Sucher Qetty Shallmg Musuc Program 2 3 Softball T R no Program 4 F H A 3 A as Treasurer 3 G A A 3 4 Pomts ack l 2 G Cbanrman 4 Class Play 3 3 4 Newspaper Staff 4 M u 2 A Octet A Cass Play 3 Ruth Barthel Thomas Wetzell Class Secretary 4 Mustc Pro g am T 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Raduo Program 4 Glee Club l 3 4 Librarian A Ad Sta P Club l 2 Class Vnce Presudent T Presndent 'I 2 3 4 Secretar u ent Council 2 3 A V Presldent 3 Presndent 4 Annual Staff 2 3 4 Assustant Editor 3 Assocuate Edutor A Musuc Pro am 'I 2 a asketballl 2 A Trac 2 3 4 Radso Program 4 Glee u l Ag Judging Team 2 3 4 M Club2 3 4 Octetteli Class Play 3 A T H l E E l. : ,I ' : - Pl , , , r I l ,'2, , - ' : ' - 3, 4: G , , , : Ck ra' , , 5 ,Pes- l,2, 3, Ag Glee Clubl,2, 3, 4g . I L In ,, , , , Sh' Y 5 I ' 5 l Y I - ' , 2 f GCI' 2 - - - , , 2, 3, Ag B li9Tl3C1ll l, 2, 3, Aj , g , , , , , ' Tr , , , 3, Ag lee Club T, 2, ' 5 , cl b' , 3, , te ,' 1 F I 1 3:F.F.A.,,,,l y3: A Q , Sl d l , , , ice- 2, , 2 ' ' 5 ff 4: ' , ' J ep , . , , ,h ' D' , gf , , 3, 4, solrb Il 1, 2, 3, 4: B , ,3, 1 ls l, c'1 6 fz, 3, Ag Bond 1, 2', 3, Ag Q in 9 9? E M LLWH Page un laughlng at the freshmen Settmg the style for future years they decorated for an all school party heart shaped door scattered paper hearts red and whlte crepe paper streamers Valentine cookies ace cream yum m qulte a party' Old St Valentine was really honored The gurls servung for the prom careful there dont want a spnll End of school a plcmc for all at the Pines to end the year right Hmm bug shot upperclassmen What re those green bllnknng eyes that sneerrng mouth the pumpkln float Play practuce the lnduan had grown a hat Foot Loose once Unstable nronmg board four chlldren running the house whsle parents were away Check coats here please only ten cents one way to ranse money for the prom Merry Chrnstmas Santa Claus onthe wall fureplace evergreen Chrnstmas tree whute pullared mansion tree covered wnth real Spanush mass fnsh pond flowers raver boat bandstand Remember? Gundang the class through the successful year were Tom Wetzell pre sudnng asslstsng hum Harry Wenger payung the balls was Jeannle Hawkuns wuth Gale Nncholson and Gene Spaulding dlscussmg noon recreation IH Student Councll Another pucnlc at the Pines Another year ended fig QD i f 'Je Suu Q S. T H l E EL 39 lfhltlillllvfl frlfnl l':lQ'v 371 . . . ' . ' l ' ...an- other wonderful party. Then the prom . . . southern style . . .Carolina moon . . . ll'1rIlll1llIl'fl4rIl l':1gv4l n 0 he If .Wd ,x 4 U-V- n,.f nux ' X' . .gY,s 1 AQXJ 'I ' .T ' x'NK . , ,xtx , . AT Seq L'-4 V' ,I Q s 1 , y :' ' V Page AO E M LLWH Rusy Tripp Rlcl'ard Davns Musnc Program 2 3 4 Glee Club T anster fr o m Sterling and 2 3 A Newspaper Staff 4 Llb Clwadwlcm rnan 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 C a Class Presldentf-1 Musnc Program Play 4 3 Softoall 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Raduo Program 11 Glee Club 3 sand 3 M Clubzi Geraldine Jones Jeannie Hawkms ee Club T G A A Class Treasurer 3 Student Coun Annual Staff 2 3 4 Music Pro am T 2 G 3 4 F H A 3 Newspaper Staff raruan 3 A G A A 3 Club T 2 Octette 11 Ad Stott 3 Darlene St Clalr Donald Hnnkley Annual Staff 2 3 Glee Club 2 Transfer from Waslwungton llln P Q nous A 11 Secretaryli F F A 3 A Traclc 3 4 Ag Ju mg Team 3 Newspaper Staff A T H I E EL i WV NYY I ' , , Q V ' ' VC3 'I l , , g 5 l SS p ' . I . , GI y . . .3, 45 F. H. 5 - A. 3, 4g Radio Program 4. ci! T, 4, SecretaryfTreasurer Ag QV , , 3,1lp lee Club 1, 2, :Q Lilb- 7 lf, . . . gPep A. , , , , 3,F.H.A.3, epdubt, ,o.A. 3 . , , . . . , j , g dg l E MLLWHE Poge4'l Back agaln for the last trme Thelr number decreased 30 sensors present Usnng up Mr Weber s tlme In Amerxcon problems Duck Davns shouted down the crowd asslsted by Harry Wenger Taknng shorthand notes for the class was Ruth Barthel and handlnng the funances was Horold Rohde Helping to puck assembly programs sn Student Council were Jeonnle Hawknns and Gene Spauld an Fnrst party of the year sponsored by sensors Poor freshmen lnltuatton chown gang to baseball game and baclc Another float witches cave ghosts yellow rnoon Drums of Deoth rnysternous play county shernft hooded fugures magtc stone Quite o play' Thus tnme guests at the prom no work Two doy trip to Chucago tour of the clty un unterestxng too somethnng dnfferent Graduatlon royal blue robes yellow roses Remember Tls not too late to bualcl a better world IS that a lump In your throat? The parting of the ways lt was a wonderful four years XXX W ff V TH I YgEL i i fi i- rlM111't11:wl fr'-rn lily SW ' g... 1 1 J all . X, ,l Page 42 LLWH Carol Bushman Harry Wenger Student Council 2- Annual Staff 2 3- Music Program l 2 3- Glee ubl ' ' . . A. 3- Newspaper Staff 4- L'b- rarian 3' Pep Club 2 Treasurer 2, Class Play 3 4. Class Vice-President 3 4 Secre tary-Treasurer 23 Annual Staff 3 Assistant Editor 3 Editor usic Pogram l 2 3 43 2 - al - ack 4' Radio gam4 GleeClub12 3 4 M Club 3 4 Octette 4 Class Play 3 R0f'lClld P9lerS Vesta Bushman 2 3 4 Secretar Prestdent 4 Ag Judglng Team ftballl 3 4 Bas Muslc Program l Glee Club l Pe Clubl 2 Program 4 Glee Club 2 3 Band 3 4 Offtce Attendant l u 3 A S ff 3 4 C a Gale Nncholson Harold Rohde Play 3 Class Secretary Treasurer l Stu ent Council 3 Treasurer Radto Program 4 Annual Staff 2 3 4 Asststant Editor 3 soctate Edttor 4 Music Program G nd 2 G A A 3 Q Class Play 3 ass Treasurer 4 F F A 3 4 Secretary 4 Ag Judgtng Team 3 B B Manager 4 News paper Staff 4 T H E MI E E L cl l , 2, 3, ofmef l2,l3,lF H 4, - I , 4 , , I M f , , , , Soft , , ball , 3, 4, Basketb I l, 2, 3 , 4, Tr l, 2, 3, , Pro V 1 , , , :H ' 4- , , , F F A l, , , , y 3, ' 5 : - ' 2, p , . , 2, , 5 liet- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Radio 2, , 2 V' I I: M Cl lb , 4, d ta , g l SS ' I ' Cl Q . . . l, 2, d - ' , 3: , , p . ' 1, , , , ' ' ' ,As ' ' '. ' l, 2, 3, 4, leelClub l, 2, 3, 4, Ba 5 . . . , 4, F. H. A. l, , ,4, A T E M LLWH Page 43 S1-nmr I' ut ure-s Vocatrons for the class of 50 wonder what they are? A nurse among the crowd Jerrue Jones IS gonng to Freeport to nursing school There will be a mechanlc too George Gettle well work at the Nash Garage ln Sterlung What about farmers? Wlll there be any? Frank Pilgrim ts farmnng at home dntto for Harold Rohde and Cornellus Geerts Don Hmkley ns golng to farm rn Dnxon not at the nut farm Ronald Peters will be a farmer eventually he s gomg to U of lllunols to take up agrlculture Speakmg of college a number are goung eleven nn all for hngher learnung Elnzabeth won t be far from home she s gonng to DeKalb Gomg to teach the whole ns equal to the sum of Its parts Ruby Trnpp plans to go to college but she dosn t know where Gene Spauld :ng plans on Normal Unnversuty and coaching maybe Off to lllunols Wesleyan at Bloomungton to take a pre med course wall be Tom Wetzell Allen Polhull s S M7165 '-M X I! -11144 'Vx Min' f ii H -lil i l ig EEL iii ll mtlltxuwl on l':1gv 457 at f M X 00 llfl 'ffl Page 44 F LW Frank Pulgrrm Geraldme Lmker F A l Newspaper Sla Class Secretary 3 Annual Stall Ofrlce Aftendantl 4 Music Program l ee Club l Newspaper Staff 4 C3 A Cheerleader 3 4 Ode e as P ay 3 Eluzabeth Reents George Cettle Awnua bt ff Musnc Program S 3 4 Radno Program s4eToall 2 3 4 Track 2 3 ee Club l 2 Glee Club l 2 Newspaper Staff Lnb aruan 4 Pe C ub 2 u 4 Ad Sta Sta f 3 4 Class Play 3 Class Play 3 Denver Traum Ella Mae Nye 2 3 4 Vuce Pres: e Musuc Program l 2 3 Glee Club 4 Cwlee Club l 2 Newspaper 3 F H A 3 4 Newspa Staff 4 Sta f 4 G A A 4 Pep Club T H M l L l'l E EL F. . . g ' 43 I , , 3, , ' , 2, 3, 4, Gl ,2, 3, 4, F, H. A. 3: 1 Q . . A. 4, , Q Tl 4, CI s l ,4. l 'l P a 4, ' ' F. F. A. l, 2, 3, oflball 2, 3, 4, l, 2, , , ' 4: BO' l , , , , , 4, GI , , 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, , , 4, I F I g p l 5 Ad 4, 'Nl ll 3, Q 4, lc , j , ' . F. F, A. l ,,,,' ' 'd nl ' , , V 5 7 - , 2 1,2 : ..-, : per . F , . . . , 2, E LLWHE Page45 gosng to take up busnness at Tru State College Angola lndnana Carol Bushman hopes to attend the same school and take a secretarial course Off to Cornell Mount Vernon lowa wnll be Lynn Hull tor a muslc course There mnght be a mtnlster too Harry Wenger IS thnnknng along those llnes so he s going to Cornell a so Gale Ntcholson might become a knndergarten teacher she IS going t Indiana Central College at Indlanapolls Margaret Glaw may goto Northwestern but she has secret yearnlngs What do the rest plan to do? Mmmmrn Nora Woodln wall be worklng at home this summer then wedding bells wxll rung Betty Shllllng may work at have their eyes on oftuce work Jeannle Hawkuns Ruth Barthel and Dorus Mack Even ID this day and age when some people rely on the government these sennors have decuded to work Vernon Newendyke Ella Mae Nye Vesta Bush man Jerru Linker Lawrence Sucher and Darlene St Clair To the contrary Denver Traum who when asked what he Intended to do sand a Iuttle as l c n get by wlth Duck Davis replied to the same questlon Luve U S A ,Xt ltll l tl lt lil T H M l W EL f ll+tI1L'1l11f'lIAlvn1i l':1Q1- lit l . . . . g . . O the garment factory tor a while , , . then more bellslwedding, that is. Some gals , ' ' , A I. ' . I , is , ' , ' : s ' a L ff K tl y ll f .N rv l I lyk, K L lx X f X is t M f l t I l ll X , V lt l 5 'xx X k Page 46 E MLLWHE NEWSPAPER STAFF Second Row Harold Rohde Elizabeth Reents Allen Polhill Margaret Glow and Ronald Peters Front Row Ruth Barthel Dick Davis Ruby Tripp and Don Hinkley SENlOR PLAY Third Row Mr Woodstrup Harry Wenger Allen Polhill Tom Wetzell and Ruby Tripp Second Row Nora Woodin Lynn Hull Carol Bushman and Gale Nicholson Front Row Jerri Linker and Gene Spaulding H Standing at left Doris Mock Wanda Bushman Dorothy Shipman Janice Wolf Loechel Joan Dittmar Carol Newendyke Margaret Engellcens Shirley Pas chal June Coats and Neva Smith Standing at right Ella Mae Nye and Alice Pilgrim Seated at left Betty Shilling Jerrie Jones Darlene Smith Wilma Chandler and Mrs Kemnitz Seated at right Shirley Eubanks Carol Barthel Pat Peters Doris Hadaway Beulah Hadaway and Helen Maberry TRACK Third Row Lawrence Sucher Ronald Hartle Gordon Nesemeier Allen Polhill Ray Polhill and Don Hinkley Second Row Dutch Smith Lloyd Sprecher Tom Wetzell Ronald Ritenour Gerry Woodin and Archie Woodin Front Row Harry Wenger Harold Rohde Mr Cline Ronald Peters and Jim Spaulding T H l E l. F. . A. D Z . I I I I ' I Ruth Ann Mock, Lois Eastabrooks, Nona Loechel, Janice Paschal, Wilma : A I I I . I ' 1 , ' f i , ' , Z I I I I ' I 2 , , - ' , ' 'din ' ,Q A 'T 4 Q ' ' 'P' 6? .Q .E , A .f'?',':? ' E 5' 1 f' HM! V 7 5 gs' E' 4 I 1 Q-'I of 'V of ' 0 xv' ff' if ' 1-. A KW 24 b AV' Q N 9 . ff , A I 2: iv V 5? E M LLWH Page 47 sl'lll0l l'I.n A half runned mansion on a desolate stretch oft the Atlantnc Coast sets the scene for mystery hooded tugures monsters ghosts Drums of Death Qwner ofthe house Old Man Barley dnsappears wnth a stone considered magic by natoves The old man s enemy who ns after the stone lures Bauleys daughter Amelua Glllete lLynn Hullj and a Mass Bowles CNora Woodlnj The old man s granddaughter Paula Barley lGale Nlcholsonl louns the group Mrs Oakley CRuby Trnppl terror strncken housekeeper calls In the Sheruff Newton Cooper CTom Wetzellj Sntuatlon I5 mules over hns head but he has sublime faith In humself The vlllaln disguised as Dr Cameron fAllen Polhulll puts IU hrs appearance Celeste Uerrl Llnkerl surly negress and Jules CGene Spauldnngj lgnorant murderous negro loyal to has Massa Hah ly help solve the mystery of the stone and dusappearance for Sheldon Harley CHarry Wengerl government agent Death comes to Cameron when he trues to take the stone from the cabinet and so ends the mystery Director was Thomas Woodstrup stage manager Duck Davls assrstants George Gettle Ronald Peters prompters Jerrue Jones and Darlene St Claur 4 T H l E El. 1 0 . I ' L C . ,, ,, . . , . . , . , , relatives to the house. . . Bailey's sister, Mrs. Gillete CCarol Bushmanl, her grand- , , - , . . . . , , . .. . , . , ' t ' ll A I ll , , ... , 1 , ' A 2 ' 2 Page 48 THE MILLWHEEL Y Wwv--Vwirwif Travk Egad!! v What are those paiama-clad figures racing around the place - not M'ville track men! In springtime, a young man's fancy lightly turns to - run- ning, jumping, and throwing hunks of metal around. Hey, what's that flying over? -its a bird it s a flying saucer no just the discus!! Heard the boys did pretty well this year at the conference track meet really showed those other teams what M U D men are made of Say the pole vaulters have one of these new fangled poles that Laz of Illinois used to ctear 15 pretty classy huh? One thing never could figure out why those guys ran around the track chasing each other with a stick must have been crazy Say those are pretty classy letters those track men got hard working fellows were they' Man oh man how did those fellows run around the track without running into those wooden outfits hurdles they were X f N lu spapc-r The Grapevine struck home with its blue leans 64 dollar question poll editorialized against gurls wearing fellows hard earned letter sweaters worked hard for a verb in that head brace make up on its pages pasted and unpasted padded and cut worried and slaved constructively kept the gossip to a comparative minimum in the three column wide dittoed paper First semester co editors were Margaret Glaw and Allen Polhill second sem ester editor Dick Davis English IV classes reported advanced typing printed and published Miss Fieweger and Miss Sweet advised 1 1 1 1 1 I . . . 1 , - , . 1 , . 1 1 , ... ,f ,,,,, . v ' v1 g A L 11 - 11 1 - - - . .. . . . , , - , , I . 1 r 1 Page 49 E MILLWH llulurc- llomc-makers of hm-ru ul Is that popcorn burning' People were wanting to buy Money went toward banner for home ec room sold hot dogs too Busy gals working know creed eight purposes colors ond emblem ond commntiee for deg the Conshtutnon must be sold to o Leodlng octzvmes wos Dorls Mock ended by Jomce Wolf Tolcmg notes wos Wondo Bushman lceepnng Trczck of funds Wllmc Loechel Degree chairman was Betty Shnllung ond her commntfee Loss Eostcbrooks Joon Dlttmor ond Neva Smnh Mrs Kemnutz served os odvnsor 4-Eta? 'T X.f V if nTYl:lVW V if i EEL ir W i i rees...hod1o l ' ' ' fficers ond degree ' . f x 6 x D Y O l l D l 0 l 7-V f J Q X v I K X I, f Page so E MILLWHE Nmlps Must see somethtng funny' Say' Pretty bug cakes you have there' Snowbound Someone ns getting wet Loo s luke fun freshte style Careful gurls those eggs break easuly ls that a comfortable place to sit? Lazybones Mean little ktds ot Mud 312 Duz does everythnng The old swtmmnng hole Somethtng the trouble Hart' Father and son Theres Pat stuftung again It as palntu as all t a Something startle you Harry Whom does thus belong 09 Whats thus Duck another for your collectlon'? Say Jnm you re gonng to get fat Resttng or postng7 Green vvhtte Pats hmmm looks good Off to school? Somethtng puzzlung you Must have been a warm day C.hzc.K Q,oq, S ,tm ,gt 'tt Vt 0, ,o wl Gb Q T H EL V k ' - ' . ' , h 'e? ls ' ' l h T? He said yes to Neva. ' , ? I T . . I . 1? ll D . c X ' 9 9-t 1- 1 A, N, WOODIN S FURNITURE SUCCESSOR TO J H SHIRK MILLEDGEVILLE ILLINOIS POLO ILLINOIS EARL L WOODIN Funeral Dnrector MEYERS 8. LITWILLER FRIGIDAIRE HARDWARE APPLIANCES PAINTS GLASS EASY SPINDRIER WASHING MACHINES HOME FREEZERS JOHN DEERE SALES SERVICE Phone 'IOO Mnlledgevllle III Y COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS D W Ruwson VETERINARIAN PHONE T39 MILLEDGEVILLE Three Leaders TERRY BLOUSES MUNSINGWEAR BRACKEN STYLE SHOP Polo IIImous COMPLIMENTS MRS C F MOON X ent Ixleln Lhmltt Clear r I xc L13 Tlll S II COMPLIMENTS OF HUTTENS CLOTHING STORE 115 E 3rd Street Sterlnng Illmoes ARTHUR C MILLER DRY GOODS cmd GROCERIES Phone 104 Chadwick Illmols Clough 8. Son THE REXALL STORE DRUGS GIFTS FILMS CAMERAS PHOTO FINISHING By Experts BULOVA 8- GRUEN WATCHES OF 5 : ' o o : U - : 15 A ? .... . BERKSHIRE NYLONS 5 ' OF - , , . g ' ' 5- ' ' 1 me N I Z I'-Ii 1 Tues.,TI 's.,.Sz . Z Bierman 8. 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I tllwn -'wings Ivy z ' tm-nt E ' , III . 1 u'z1retN'ghsxo Q4-r l'rl . Ill. 5 E .... .......... U... nf., jjnyg.. 5, . in VAILE CLOTHIERS Clothes for Young Men and Men Who Stay Young Dixon Iihnoss F X NEWCOMER and COMPANY Ill! IU Dnxon lllmols PILGRIMS BARBER SHOP Fora Happy Medium Halrcuf I. Phone 99 Mllledgevnlle NILLERS FOR Mb on IFIIIICI I II 1 RAY MILLER MUSIC STORE IIIXUII Miss Fxeweger had lust seen something fIy1ng ou of the wundow Miss F Joyce Allxson and you do thot? Joyce N Muss F You wouldn T prevarucafe would you? .Joyce No Clong pause What s that mean? C MPLIMENTS FREEPGRT COCA COI.A BGTTLING C0 , INC I E .-XQ'nn'Y fm St'-wlinu' I'It'21I14'I, E : U' IFTII Wllrlitzm-1' Vinxms . 1 E xx ' A' A I - Ile-:II Itstuto, I.n:ln z I I 3 I , M In I IIN I - NI1 NIUZII xI0l't'II1llHIIS1' Insllrzlnvo II' In-rs E : ' , ' ' 5 IOI I'c-orin . . . I . . . T . 1 : O. O O F 0 0 BURNS MOTOR SALES Your DeSOT0 PLYMOUTH PHONE 58 STERLING BOOTERY QUALITY FOOTWEAR POPULAR PRICES 3I4'2 Locust Street Sterling Illmols G E BEHRENS CO FURNITURE APPLIANCES HOUSEHOLD GOODS I'I E Fourth St Phone 2457 Sterlmg Illmols SALES DEALER SERVICE MILLEDGEVILLE ILL BENNETT and BARTON Everything In Music 124 E 3rd Street Tel 2516 Sterling Illlnols JOHNSTON LUMBER CO LUMBER ond COAL Phone 88 Rock Falls Ilhnols ' - , . I 11 ' ' If . . . . . . . . f E E ' ........................ . I ........ ... , - , . . . . . : - - I . . , ' 61-HH--------'- H , - -. ......re..i..................,-....'V.ii.. O MILLEDGEVILLE STATE BANK MILLEDGEVILLE ILLINOIS MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Better Educatlon and Tralnlng Make For Better Communities P S To The Calendar Ive written this dern thang tor the past three years I bequeath o ony other slmple minded person who wants It Tom Don Werner I took my sows out Saturday night Mr Senneff Dud you show them a good tame? Mass Fleweger fhearlng thus much lCIl6I'l Why do you take sows out? EARL EIKENBERRY SHEET METAL WORKS 412 E 3rd Street Sterling Illlnols PORTABLE TYPERWRITERS Sold and Repalred cults For All Occo :cr Haskell s Sterlmg llllnols DOROTHY SMITH REAL SILK KLAD EZEE Relnable Dry Cleonmg ROCK FALLS CLEANERS I 2l7'z First Avenue Phone 571 Roc Falls Ill I e . I ' ' ' ' ' - so - h b 1 ' - ' ' . .........,....a...................iinsf.........4 . H .,.n......................i.i.i,....x,.. . 1 : E 'R' s' s ' I 5 j E E In I.. ml-11: - J. ln 'N N1-3 5 E I : : . E : . V . . : : k I ' E S A BUSHMAN GENERAL TRUCKING LIMESTONE ROADROCK AND Phone Green 49 Mllledgevulle Ilhnols DR G C POPPENHOUSE VETERINARIAN Phone 50 R2 Home 155 R2 Mnlledgevllle Ilhnols Klme s MODE O DAY FROCK SHOP Lmgerne Dresses Hosnery e Cl' r Illxl COMPLIMENTS Sowles Dry Goods Ready To Wear Rock Falls Illlnols C G HANNA INSURANCE REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT STORE Mnlledgevnlle Illmous Dnxon Illmols Phone 43 R3 O U E : W : if I HU! Ifo uhut you pup. Q SXY'Iz .l1de0' Day CEMENT - GRAVEL 2 E ......u,.... ...... .m if : ' OF ' ' ' : . . 4 . V . . E - T a I 5 : ' nllunn .M .- - - .- 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 Preston Krelder Phone 144 Soy the freshues know how to plon c porty St Pot s was rec1IIy cn success good looking people good Iooklng cIothes nuce manners ID o mce otmos phere ond come on everybody dance and they dnd as LN' 1 fx I g I d 0 OYNIIS S87 I0 is 85 OM G E R D JeweIer Sterling Ilhnul J O H N S O N S Grocery ond Locker Servlce I n H Johnson I omplete Imc of C POK I-I Il' S li I- CII- -XXI SOFT DPINRS XX -XXNE PFFDS lhone 10 1 inlet-1 Ill Flowers For AII Occcslons WARFEL GREENHOUSES Mnlledgevllle III Wlemher I' I Phone 8 We Deliver .- nu 0 : - : n ,I .- .- .- . .'....-.....-...... --.-----.-.xii--Y r ' 'nm '. - I , . . . . . , . . . 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COMPLIMENTS To The GRADS of I95O SENG FOOD MART DeAnne s If FRIENDLY STORE 'IICIVIER :WC DAuyJV1 ER I QTIQRI G WAGNER S GROCERY STERLINGS FINEST r I I l Kun tl L Illmr COMPLIMENTS OF EWERS GARAGE Your Repair Men Smce I92I Auto Ports ond Accessorres Wm Ewers 8- Son Bushman s Service Smclurr Products LUBRICAI ON WAQI-I FIG POLISI-IIING Pl-1CNE 22 Route 88 cr' fourth Street 5 I'ra-Nh I' u'lf :md X1-:eta hh-A J I I'luwrf1:aru 5 rm Ifirxt . - rw 2: I Sl 'Iill '. ' :is C :- 'A' I ' I E g . . o Q 0 E E -If I 5 I I I For ' CI I 'WIT 2 rx u - IN E I O PONTIAC DEALERS HALDEMAN moron co 310 I2 SECOND AVENUE PHONE 2290 ll 1d 1 ul is un xx llu pmnl 'lppll u u MILLEDGEVILLE ELECTRIC SHOP sdgullle I hom COMPLIMENTS OF Sears' Produce Poultry Eggs STERLING COMPLIMENTS OF MILLEDGEVILLE MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO lend N ther I md COMPLIMENTS OF AVON PRODUCTS Dorothy Muller Mllledgevulle Phone 97 0 IM1 -I zl' i -' .Xss -d ith 1 I ' . .1 1 ' 'A I Sold A lIlSt1llll'll - Svrxived In : . ' I.. ll. ' . ' . A. l'l2ll'f.Ik' I ' ' lI'r D E li, 1 I h' .Sean Nllll- H' ,III. ' 13 g 1.1.1111 1.111u1x.r11.1111.r11z1-111r1111111.1111111111r1r11'r11rr11r1n1111n1-f-'11-1'-nnnnn-111. BEST WISHES AND SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '50 FRANK EWING STERLING, ILLINOIS 1rr:1-1rr1111rrrr1rrx11rxrx1.u.11111:1.1.xx1.1u111.1 rn-nz 11111111-:1111111 1 xn-1 1 1111 1.11 11.1.111111.11111-11111 1111111111111 RAHN 8. ROGERS W L C 6 5287 PHONE 345 LANARK ILLINOIS BUYERS OF CHOICE HOGS AND VEAL CALVES ATA Co op Corner No I GENERAL TRUCKING CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 DIEHL BRDTHERS FURNITURE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Mllledgevllle Illmous Phone I59 RETFIQGVGIIOIW Sales ond Servuce I . . . . . .U . . . . . . I W ' ...H ' .1. T' ' Lm.u....uu ' . 1... ...gnu ....i........' ...mu .... .n,aa...n.faa.ia. ' ' I.. 1.. 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FOLEY MOTOR SALES Chrysler - Plymouth PARTS SALES AND SERVICE TELEPHONE MAIN 471 513 LOCUST STREET STERLING, ILLINOIS xnunnnnnun nlnxxunnrxxnnu 51515551 u IIQQIQQHIU' 5 nnIn5mII5gYQ5.nf' -l.1.Q55 2,1,,g jgigq I 77' 7 - ' I I I O EI I I U I I I I 1?f9y IJ . Packard I I lub Sedan- dvlirered here: flute and lofal nb taxes. if am. exlra. do I gf 3 .. ' I .. I I I I I ' I : . .. I Zi W -nluuntunn-nn V ., ' in . . .. ' . , . . . . . . , . , . . . , t lt, GAMBLES HARDWARE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AUTO SUPPLIES SIDING INSULATION ROOFING RAY MILLER Phone 41 Mulledgevnlle IIIunous Clifton s Standard Servlce Atlas Tnres Batterues and Accessornes Mnlledgevllle lllmols WHITCOMB S JEWELRY Gnve a Gnft of Fme Jewelry Dnxon Illmols Crosswords were back I5 games were lmpossuble and the comncs dad b b tthe old stand Recall the musuc box rage music by Louisa a ug usmesso Alcott The blue leans que-stuorw Some can and some cant Shots In the arm muIIc m the carton M U D health STANDARD ISG AGENT MILLEDGEVILLE ILLINOIS 5 5 . , . ' E 0 : o o o - 5 : : . . V . . : : 2 Opposite 1.4-0 Theatre- : - - . I . . E y I 0 C 0 R I G : fm : 1 PATRON S LIST Sterlmg DaIly Gazette Natlonal Cleaners Gartner s Shoe Shop Polo Cleaners Meeks Bakery 8- Cafe Farmers State Bank NORDGREN STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY Phone 278 102 S Fronklm Polo IIIInoIs D A Stenmark In len In fur In SterIIng Sterlmg Sterllng Po o Lanark ChadwIck IIIInoIs IIIInoIs IIIInoIs IIIInoIs IIIInoIs IIIInoIs COOPERS CAFE HOME COOKED MEALS I unche Icn C1e.1nI ci Soft D1lnhS Phone 222 Polo IIIInoIs K E C K L E R S AGRICULTURAL STORE and xx mhe, POLO FLOWER SHOP Polo IIIInoIs Phone 255 oo IIIIDOIS rrrrlnrrn-x I rrrxr rr: rr 11:11 n xxx u 1 QUALITY II8 N Chlcago PRINTING PRIIJITEKS FREEPORT, ILL M0 uLurux u.u.xxxxx1rr unn nn1nrnnnxuxxxu1rnxrrxrrrrrrrn11-rtxxnrn-rx1x11r I I Q 1 . . .....,...... . ..,,,........ .....,, .... , .,,...,.... . ..., . ..... ..,. .... . . . , .......,..... .. .... , .........,.. ..,.,..... .,..... , ..,...... , ........ , ...,.. , , ..... .... . .,,. . .4,.... , , ,, ......,..,,...... ,, .................. , ....,..,,.......,..,. .. .......,.....,,........,.... , ..,4.... .. , if-I T Tx I E 5 ii i um-m' ' :EET '-'ii -'Lui-H 1' i IGEIT -'T-'innxttxxxr 3 'li Hi xxxii . . ni. in gig 'am .1 rf, . nn'-F, - my -- -W -H - I-I Y-I I--W . - W, Y LL.. in WY, W, 5 . 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WHITE STORE GROCERIES MEATS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PHONE 79 ARTHUR SHERWIN Gehrmgs YOUR JEWELERS Sterling Illmoxs GRIMES HARDWARE CO Buxlders Hcxrdwore Phone 474 309 First Avenue Sterling Illmols THE CHESTER C0 YOUR DEPENDABLE STORE FOR QUA'ITY MERCHANDISE STERLING ILLINOIS MARY F BUXTON DRY GOODS NOTIONS Mulledgevllle Illmons PILGRIM S CAFE FOR A SNACK AFTER THE GAME xn 1 Ixl Il 5 E 0 . E E . E E , I AND GIFTS H. Ii. Hrinws, Hum-r E . . . S1mrIx I1-NUI' XII 'mix I E E I 4 lla-:IA A I-ZIIIIIQ - Im-I I'Q'21II1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASSES OF 1950, 1951, 1952, AND 1953 Hummel s Meat Market and Cold Storage locker Plant Mllledgevrlle Ill Te 02 HOMEWORK SEEMS LIGHT WHEN THE LIGHT IS RIGHT' Dont Iet Improper Inght Ing glve you homework fotrgue Be BRIGHT about LIGHT' Too mony students see home work In o bod Itghtl You con make home cs srgnments eosrer by pro vt mg enough Iught or safe effortless seeung Re member cr dum Irght often nnokes cr dum student so be brnght wtfh the rrght light' llllnols Northern l. M Hummel Owner TREIN S JEWELRY STORE Dixon Illrnols urn n 1 ter! pl1e COMPLIMENTS STERLING FASHION SHOP L X1 111 11 My K A Utllltles Company sfernmg Illrnors I , . I. 1 . . , llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll L ' . : 1 - . If : - . I . . . ,, 5 : E : lxn r for lfine Ilia mncls z ntl ' E Ik-I - Gills for Hu-r T1 ' urs 'cl' ' F E . f ......................... f 4 ' E E . ' . . , E : . , . : . 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