Mount Vernon High School - Vernois Yearbook (Mount Vernon, IL)
- Class of 1944
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Vernon Township High School who, in the armed forces of the United States, are so ably doing their part to preserve our cherished American institutions and freedoms. . ln our dedication photograph we honor the memory of Private Homer Richard Marvel '38, a worthy representative of this group and the first graduate of the school to die of wounds received in combat. He fell on a battlefield in Africa on September l8, l943, and died two days later. For his valor he was posthumously awarded the Medal of the Purple Heart. THE STAFF v' if '7fze eww, 8 , 1 N X W , , r . W 9 13 14 cZ1l1fiow17aG' An outstanding addition was made this year when the United States Treasury Department loaned five buildings and equipment formerly used by the N. Y. A. to the school for use in vocational education. This property, valued at S4l,UOU, provides facilities for training in ma- chine shop, Welding, auto and farm mechanics, foundry, and building trades. Pictured above are students working in the machine shop, an interior View of the foundry, and exteriors of four of the buildings. 15 16 Bama! of L' First Row: Iohn I. Mcinion, Paul M. Fitch, President, V. E. Richardson. Second Row: L. A. Bedcrrd, Mrs. Mary G. Dickson, Secretary, Dr. Iohn I. Corlew 17 da4L'c!w!4,P The six inspectors who visited the schooi in Ignuczry pronounced it one of the best in the state. They commended the efficiency, fore- sight, and progressive policies of Mr. Echols, who has done so much to make the school outstanding. ,,,,.,,- 1 L 1 18 19 Clifford Ames Iustean Bleeks C. F. Anderson Drafting Art Agriculture Wilfred Beckmeyer - Anna Bond E. L. Brock Edith Cates Music Frenchy Lating Mathema- Science Secretary tics Stanley A. Changnon Alberta Croy Margaret Ann Cummings Dorothy Cooke Coachg Physical Educa- Commercial Subjects English Nurse tion . 20 Kenneth Cross itll ' V4 f' 0 tf1og'QX fingwtikcf Edith 'Curdlino' Glenn Dare Sciencep Social Studiesp English Social Studies Aeronautics Helen Gregory Richard Fiocchi Dorothy Dare Science ' Cgpmiyercial Sublicts . ,Qornrnericial Subjects f f , ': 4r1-Q fi' !fA, ' 5 Ruth Hagey Lloyd R. De Witt Social Studies Englishg Iournalismg Ad- viser ot Publications 21 Velma Denny Social Studies Eugene B. Epperson Social Studies Kaye Fisher Commercial Subjects J t .F i X' I 1 . c Wir Kathleen Kelley Arthur Milward Emily Kelley Assistant Secretary Dean of Boysg Social Social Stucliesg Latin Studies Iohn Mayfield Florence Lyon lane Heiser Mary G. Howells Machine Shop Music Home Economics Home Economics Dorothy Printz W. H. Myers Pearle Landfair Elizabeth Lawson Home Economicsg Cafe- Sciencep Mathematics Englishg Speech Commercial Subjects teria Manager 22 Gwen Rudolph F. F. Stables Velma Wood Mildred Warren Physical Education Industrial Artsg Assistant Mathematics Librarian Principal fi- Pllsagq Qu cyft 9 wi?-c eyes.:--Jig Louise Wright Leta Thompson rgentina Qddesada Leamon L. Wingo English English Spanish Industrial Arts Clara White Ira E. Winn Eleanor Richardson English Mathernaticsg Scienceg Mathematics ' Assistant Coachg Physical Education 5. kwvww 23 4-geniaa eladfl 24 - ITOP ROWJ Iackie Aaron P. E. Demonstration l5 Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 45 Music Contest 25 Operetta 3, 4. Iabe Anderson Advanced Chorus 2, 35 P, E. Demonstration 35 P. E. Captain 35 Operetta 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Student Council 45 Commando 3. Mae Alexander Library Assistant 2, 3, 4. CMIDDLE ROWJ Silas Allen Student Council l5 Home Boom Officer lg Science Club5 Music Contest 25 Advanced Chorus 2, 35 Operetta 35 P. E. Captain 35 Usher 3, Bernice Nell Adams Bonnie High School l, 2, 35 Class Officer l, 25 Ail- School Play l, 25 Ad- vanced Chorus Otficer l, 2, 3. fflfigfil.. Albrecht G. A. A. lg P. E. Demon- stration l5 P. E. Captain l, 25 Home Boom Officer 1, 2, 45 Music Contest 25 Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3, 4. Gerald Glen Allen Bonnie High School l, 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Class Officer 3. CBOTTOM ROWJ Mary Lou Allen Oblong High School 25 Hi Tri Council lg Home Room Officer lg P. E Demonstration l5 Band l 25 Music Contest l, 25 Or- chestra 25 Drama Club 2 Bobby V. Ammons P. E. Demonstration 35 P E. Captain 3. Hazel Maxine Alle' Mary Louise Ad' P. E. Demonstra Vernois News Stc Student Directory Samoa ii-ll' ,,.--t 01644 WCP Howl yClub 35 Latin Club Officer Ruby Louise Ander orb 32 All-SCl'1OOl PlClY 32 P. E- Demonsfrgfjo I 1 heerleader 35 Vernois Tri Assisfcmf 3- ' I News Staff 3, 45 Student Cfub 4, h 5 'Sales 45 Operetta 45 Busi- P ness Man ger rnois 4. Iu y And rs n I H Bradentown High S o -,C ke! Bradentown, Fla. l. 6559 1 C If 2? f-l ' Ot er 4. K T Gerald L. Barthel IDDLE ROW, Usher l, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Qfficer 2? p. E- If Helen Baumgartner Demonstration 25 Che r P' E' Demonsfwtlofl lt leaders Class 2 5 u- Merrit Beckman dent Direct y 35 P. . E, Captw, l Bill Bethel it ll Y lane Baits Class Officer l, 2, 35 Home Room Officer l, 2, 35 Student Council l, 2, 3, 45 I-li Tri Council l, 2, 3, 45 Prom Queen 35 Stu- dent Sales 35 Usher 45 S dent Council Officer 4. j ,ix KBOTTOM ROWJ Ieanette Ansorge P. E. Demonstration 25 l-li Tri Assistant 35 Library Assistant 3. s if Charles W. Blessin P. E. Demonstration 2, 35 Chemistry Assistant 3, 45 Chemistry Club Officer 4 Donna Ieanne Bellamy P. E. Demonstration lg G. A. A. l, 25 Home Room Officer l, 25 Student Council 2, 3, 45 l-li Tri Council 2, 3, 45 Studen? Sales 35 Class Officer 3, 4 Edward Bayne CNO picturel CTOP ROWJ Everett Wayne Bobbitt Opdyke High School lg Bonnie High School 2, 35 Athletic Manager l. Mary Ellen Bond Ivan Blankenship Doris Byars P. E. Demonstration lg G. A. A. 25 Advanced Cho- rus Zg Music Contest 2g Library Assistant 3. if it KMIDDLE ROWJ Iames Boswell P. E. Demonstration 35 Bi- ology Assistant 2. Ruby Charline Cameron Orville Bodine Student Council 3g Home Room Officer 3g Machine Shop Foreman 3, 4. Mari orie Bean 28 KBOTTOM ROWJ Fairra Carroll Home Room Officer lg P. E, Demonstration lg Mu- sic Contest 2g Advanced Chorus 2, 3g Operetta 3. Robert Chaney Mildred Baxter Wanda Chapman P. E. Demonstration lg General Science Assist- ant lg Operetta 3g Ad- vance Chorus 2, 3, QTOP ROWJ Corine Clark P. E. Demonstration 1, 3, Hi Tri Assistant 3, Oper- etta 3, 4, Advanced Cho- rus 3, 4, Music Contest 4. Martha Collins lean Cook P. E. Demonstration l, Library Assistant 3. uf' V If Mary Ioan Dearinger G. A. A. 1, P. E. Demon- stration l, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, Music Contest 1, 2, Stu- dent Sales l, 2, 3, 4, Usher 1, 2, 3, 4, P. E. Captain 2, Hi Tri Council 2, Home Room Oificer 2, Operetta 3, Iournalism Club 3, Student Directory Staff 3, Pan American Club 3, Vernois New Staff 3, 4, Nurse Assistant 4. CMIDDLE Rowl lim Cunnington Gloria N. Deeds P. E. Demonstration 2, Hi Tri Assistant 3, Nurse As- sistant 4. Doris Coo P. E. Demonstrati n 1, Li- brary is nt ' 0 O ugene D em Student Council l, Home Room Officer, Track 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Orches- tra 3, Usher 3, 4, CBOTTOM ROWJ Virginia Dare Home Room Officer 1, Music Contest l, Band l, 2, 3, P. E. Demonstration 2, Hi Tri Assistant 3. Melvin E. Connaway Home Room Officer 2, P. E. Captain 3. Cora Bernice Culli P. E. Demonstration 2. CTOP ROWJ Ruth Drennan P. E. Demonstration .2, Music Contest 2, Orches- tra l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4. - les E. Dycus Stu unci-l 1, 2, 7 Room. icer l, 2, s nd , , , 4 Mu 1C Co l 2, 3, 4. 1.2 Rose Marie Donoho CMIDDLE ROWJ Richard Dykes Athletic Manager l, 2, Student Council 3, Home Room Officer 3, 4. Frances Louise Drennan Home Room Officer l, Student Council l, 4, Hi Tri Council l, 4, Vernois News Staff 3, Prom At- tendant 3, Hi Tri Execu- tive Officer 4, Student Di- rectory Staff 3, All-School Play 4. K 30 Myma M. Driggers Studiiaiules 4, Us r 4. Robert Draege F. F. A. 2, 3, P. E. Cap- tain 3, Wood Shop Assis- ant 4. KBOTTOM ROW? Donald Ellis Science Club l, Latin Club 2, P. E. Demonstra- tion 3. Gale Dodson Music Contest l, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Of- ficer 2, Biology Assistant 2, Theatre Orchestra 2, Orchestra 2, Football 4. fffffflltifi Nellie Mae Estes P. E. Demonstration 1, 3. Bill Degenhart KTOP ROWJ lack Garrison Music Contest 25 Ad- vanced Chorus 2, 3, 45 P. E. Demonstration 35 Op- eretta 3, 45 All-School Play 45 Chemistry Assist- ant 4. Leila Flanagan P. E. Demonstration 25 Art Club 4. Clifford R. Fields Usher l, 2, 35 Gym Assist- ant 25 Operetta 35 Ad- vanced Chorus 35 Foot- ball 4. Lucinda Firebaugh Club l: G. A. A. l P. E. Demonstration l, 25 Student Directory Staff 35 Iournalism Club 35 Ver- nois News Staff 3 4- Op Doris Fruend Alreva Fairchild Kay Fleerage eretta 3, 4: Aavgmcecf P. E. Demonstration l5 Chorus 3 4. Student Home Room Officer 25 sales 3, 42 Hi' Tri Assist- Gym Assistant ant 3. , . A uth wl KW CMIDDLE ROWJ igh Ch 2, 3: Frank Franklin Wtudgdt Co l, 2, 35 F. F. A. 3, 45 F. P. A. Of- .Qldrss O l, 2, 35 All- ficer 45 F. P. A. Speaking Schgvol ay l, 35 Cheer- Contest 3. lea er . Lloyd Farthing Betty Gamber Latin Club l5 Home Room Officer l, 2, 3, 45 P. E. Captain l, 25 Hi Tri Coun- cil l, 45 P. E. Demonstra- tion 25 Music Contest 25 Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Prom At- tendant 35 Cheerleader Class 45 Student Sales 4. KTOP ROWD Walter C. Goddard Student Directory Staff 35 Usher 3, 45 Vernois News Staff 3, Margaret Goffinet P. E. Demonstration 2. Iack Gaunt QMIDDLE ROW? lack Gorham P. E. Demonstration 3. Chester Glover Home Room Officer 35 Basketball 4. - I 5 - .f ' ' - 1 Eileen Kathrine Hatfield Home Room Officer l, 25 Hi Tri Assistant 35 Vernois Staff 45 Student Directory Editor 4g Library Assist- ant 4. Wanda Gene Harrison Latin Club 35 Home Room Officer 4. 32 KBOTTOM ROW! Benny H. Graham P. E. Demonstration lg P. E. Captain 3. Donald A. Harrison. Ir. P. E. Demonstration 3. Mary Dolores Hale lna High School l, 2, 35 Class Officer 25 Operetta 45 Advanced Chorus 4. Mary Hancock x 1351 9 ' ' K E X A ' X' 'X .. Skx . - tw -Q - M N. may . f Riffs 'f fgifligl QQ Nz zf' X xi X W i X Q N1 if Laflf. 3 ii gil Xiiiigf ' 4 - . + ', 5? TQ 9 C HS 'Ni :,: :AY f ' 2 L SA -g'2f1j,j3,'1 .ze X Q 5 4 . - Q fwbf WV' x. ., A ww gig? A ,., Xwlgigiwi if ' 2 fx .i X KTOP ROWJ Marjorie Eloise Huff Bluford Township High School l, 2, 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Spider Staff 3, Class Play 3, Student Sales 3. Iohn Howard Class Officer l, Home Room Officer 1, 2, Stu- dent Council l, 2, 4, Mu- sic Contest 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, P. E. Demonstra- tion 2, 3, Theatre Orches- tra 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Vernois News Staff 3, fournalism Club Officer 3, P. E. Captain 3, Music Festival 3, Hi Beta Coun- cil 4, Hi Beta Executive Officer 4. Donna Iean Holm Home Room' Officer l, 2, 3, P. E. Demonstration 2, Music Contest 2, Ad- vanced Chorus 2, 3, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Sales 3, 4, Hi Tri Council 4, Hi Tri Execu- tive Officer 4, Usher 4, Student Council Officer 4. CMIDDLE ROW! Wilma Iean Holloway P. E. Demonstration 2. Merril Huffstutler Marian Ieffries P. E. Demonstration 1, 2, Library Assistant 4. Thelma Iamerson Waukegan Township High School 1, Home Room Officer 2, Library Assistant 4. KBOTTOM HOWJ Gerald Iohnson Thelma E. Iester P. E. Demonstration l, 2 Prom Attendant 3, Lib rary Assistant 3, Usher 3 Student Council 3, 4 Home Room Officer 3, 4 Melvin Eugene Iohnson P. E. Demonstration 3. Norman L. Iolly P. E. Demonstraion 1, 3 P E. Captain 3, Usher 3. f n ap 4-- Az, - 3 4feikSi'k.KI swf -4 , ....... .. W . fx. 1 5 X . XM KA Y K +5 wk xx N Lg Ptiifisg 'ff 3 552532 I , ,,,.,., 4 .fl 55551 P. I ,ef is , 44 .,.t ,QV fini? X Xu N45 xi Rf N ak i 'RN 'Q xx N X x sv bw Q M. A . Q W. f ww Y wf ff 1x.p...' w f J A Y - -,. Nbizwaf X me ig .,: , .WW v 'vii W' ,aff :Mfr-f' qToP Rowm Iames Linson Mary Louis Home Room Officer 25 Li- brary Assistant 3. Howard Lisenby, Ir. P. E. Demonstration 3. CMIDDLE ROWJ orothy McAdoo . . Demonstration 15 anced Chorus 25 me Room Officer 35 Hi ssistant 3. Frederick Marion Low Iecmne Anne Mcmnen Home Room Officer 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Advanced Chorus Music Contest X Z, 45 Latin Club 35 Music Festival 35 Orchestra 3, 4. Freda Loker . Shields High School 1, 25 All-School Play 1, 25 Class Play 2. Roy Linville cBorToM ROWJ Dorothy McGhee Library Assistant 4. 36 Orchestra 25 Band 1, 2, 3. Clyde H. Mayer, Ir. Music Contest l5 Trio En- semble l5 Orchestra 1, 25 Band 1, 25 Home Room Officer 1, 2, 45 P. E. Dem- onstration 25 Operetta 25 Iournalism Club 25 P. E. Captain 25 Student Sales 45 Vernois News Staff 45 Student Directory 45 Ver- nois Staff 4. Dorothy McCoy V W if, KTOP ROWJ Betty Minor P. E. Demonstration lg Gym Assistant 3, Melvin Mercer Iulia Mery Altamont High School l5 Elkville High School 2, 35 G. A. A. lg Music Contest lg All-School Play 1,25 Advanced Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Iournalism Club l, 35 Class Officer 2, 35 Class Play 35 Operetta 4. mf gl A1eta - CMIDDLE ROWJ Iohn R. Mitchell Band l, 25 P. E. Demon- stration 25 Music Contest 25 Track 25 Gym Assistant 35 Athletic Manager 3, 45 Home Room Officer 3, 45 Hi Beta Council 3, 4. Doris Meyer Eugene Minor Audrey L. Maze 37 KBOTTOM ROWJ Dorothy Moore P. E. Demonstration l, 25 Music Contest 25 Hi Tri Council 2, 35 Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 45 Home Room Officer 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 35 Operetta 3, 4. Mark Moreton Advanced Chorus 25 Mu- sic Contest 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Hi Beta Council 35 Football 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Class Officer 4. Doris Moreland nop Howy Ralph Oathout Doris Roberta Moss P. E. Demonstration l, Z. Patricia Murphy P. E. Demonstration l, Music Contest 2, Ad- vanced Chorus 2, 3, 4, Gperetta 3, 4. KMIDDLE Howp Alice Morrison P. E. Demonstration l, 35 Home Room Officer Z, Li- brary Assistant 4, Stu- dent Sales 4. Ioanna Paige P. E. Demonstration l. Emma Lee Palmer P. E. Demonstration lg G. A. A. l, 2, Biology Assist- ant 2. Carl Andy Pace Student Council lg Home Room Officer lg P. E. Demonstration 3. ' QBOTTOM ROWJ Vera Parsons P. E. Demonstration lg G. A. A. l, 2, 3, Music Con- test Zg Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 4, Gym Assistant 3g Student Sales 35 Operetta 3, 4. Frederick A. Pemberton Music Contest 2, Acl- vanced Chorus 2, 3, 4, P. E. Captain 3, P. E. Dem- onstration 3, S t u d e nt Sales 3, Operetta 3, 4. Cecile Peck Io Ann Pavitt Advanced Chorus 3, Mu- sic Contest l. QTOP ROWJ Betty Potts G. A. A. 15 P. E. Demon- stration 1, 25 Hi Tri Coun- cil 1, 2, 35 Horne Room Officer 1, 2, 35 Operetto 3, 45 Advanced Chorus 3, A Wilbert Pierce F. F. A. 25 P. F. A. Officer 3 . Faye Rainey Librdry Assistant 2, 3 . I J: H . If, . ,,.. 11' Y y' 'Mr X711 J Helen Price yd . Ra' Nadin 'erce Home Roorn Officer 25 Hi Science Club 1, P. tudent ci1 1, 25 Hi Tri Council,2. N Demonstration 25 P. E. Tr C ci1 1, 25 Home . J I 7, Cdpidin 3. -1 , Officer 1, 25 P. ,521 'MDD HO 1' fi ' V cifnmli 3? 11.3225 f ' Gerald' resley orus 2, 35 Vernois Stuff 1110 Hlghf 4311001 1, 2. 3: f 2, 45 Stud n Directory Student COLtI'1Ci1 1, 2, 3, Q - reffq 3g Ver- A11-School Pldy 1, 35 ' QWS Stgff 3, 4, Cldss Officer 3. QBOTTOM ROWJC Rosa 'e Phillips Robert G. Regenhcxrdt Harold Poole - Home Room Officer 15 Home Room Officer 15 M jori Porter Bond 1, 25 P. E. Coptdin Pon Arnericdn Club Offic- P. E. errio trotion 2. 2. er 3. JF 39 CTOP Rowp Roy L. Renfro P. E. Captain 35 P. E. Demonstration 3. Arvella Shaw P. E. Demonstration 15 Li- brary Assistant Ho rd' mm 1' e n ' ws , 2, QE ns t' , tudent Directory.. tatf 4.' KMIDDLE ROWJ Marion Savage Vernois News Staff 35 lournalism Club 35 Ver- nois Staff 4. Y y - Pat ll Hi Beta Counci' l, 2, 45 Home Room Officer 1, 2, 45 P. E. Demonstration 25 Student Council 2, 45 Ver- nois News Staff 35 Foot- ball 3, 4. Phyllis Ann Smith Student Council 15 G. A. A. 15 Drama Club 15 Class Officer 15 P. E. Demonstration 1, 25 Stu- dent Sales 1, 2, 3, 45 Ush- er 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Officer 25 Student Direc- tory Staff 3, lournalism Club 35 All-School Play 35 Operetta 3, Pan Ameri- can Club 35 Vernois News Staff 3, 45 Editor of Ver- nois 4. William Al Ruoff Pinckneyville Community High School l, 25 Orches- tra 15 Band 15 Latin Club 1, 25 Track 1, 25 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club Officer 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Home Room Officer 4. CBOTTOM ROWJ Norma lean Shurtz P. E. Demonstration 1. Lauralu Stewart Senior High S c h o o l, Springfield, Mo. 2, 35 Op- eretta 45 Advanced Cho- rus 45 Student Sales 4. William M. Sager F. F. A. State Iudging 15 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. Officer 3, 4. I. D. Shields Home Room Officer 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 3, 45 Class Of- ficer 35 P. E. Demonstra- tion 35 1-li Beta Council 45 l-li Beta Executive Officer I -i. - ITOP ROW! Iim Shields Football l, Usher 1, P. E. Demonstration 1, 2, Ad- vanced Chorus 2, Home Room Officer 2, P. E. Captain 3. Irwin Lewis Smith Arcola Township High School 1. Phyllis Stonesypher P. E. Demonstration 1. Don Russell Parker High School, Chi- cago 1, P. E. Demonstra- tion 2, 3, Usher 3, 4. , KMXDDLE HOWJ Louise Sloatmcm P. E. Demonstration 1 Music Contest 1, 2, Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Ad- vanced Chorus 2, 3, Ver nois News Staff 3, Stu dent Dircclory Staff 3, Theatre Orchestra 3, Or chestra President 3, Op- eretta 3, 4, Music Ensem ble 3, 4. Robert Simmons Aeronautics Club Officer 1. Roger Smith Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 4, Music Contest 1, 2, Orchestra 2, 3, P. E. Demonstration 3, Music Festival 3, Operet- ta 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4. Merry Ruth Spurlock 1na High School 1, 2, 3. CBOTTOM ROWJ Dale Smith P. E. Demonstration 3. Betty Stevenson P. E. Demonstration 1 Music Contest 2, Ad vanced Chorus 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3, 4. Iack Rutherford P. E. Demonstration 3. fToP ROWD George Troutt Student Council l5 Home Room Officer l5 P. E. Captain l5 Science Club Officer lg All-State Cho- rus 25 Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 45 Music Contest 2, 45 Operetta 3, 45 All- School 4. Ieannette Walker Music Contest 15 Band l, 25 Class Officer 25 Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 45 Hi Tri Council 2, 3, 45 Prom Attendant 35 Home Room Officer 35 Hi Tri Execu- tive Officer 45 Student Sales 4. Bob Webb Home Room Officer l, 25 Class Officer l, 25 Student Council l, 2, 45 Gym As- sistant 35 P. E. Demon- stration 35 Athletic Man- ager' 45 Track 4. Huram M. Turner G. A. A. l5 Home Room Officer l, 25 P, E. Demon- stration l, 25 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Gym Assistant 25 Mu- sic Contest 25 Hi Tri Council 25 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Pan American Club 35 Operetta 45 Theatre Or- chestra 4. CMIDDLE ROWJ Zelma Thomas High schools attended: Deca'ur l5 Dahlgren l, 25 Tampa, Fla. 515' Port St. toe, Fla. 1, Mobile, Alaxflf Hammond 25 fhairiblee, Ga. 25 H t le, Ala. 25 Goose Tex. 3, 4. Hi Tri ouncil 35 Home Room Officer 3. Bill Thompson Band l, 25 Advanced Chorus 25 Music Contest 25 Vernois News Staff 35 V Football 3, 45 V. Track 45 V. Basketball 45 Hi Beta Executive Officer 45 Stu- dent Council 4. Ioanna Strattan P. E. Demonstration lg Music Contest l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Ad- vanced Chorus 25 Hi Tri Assistant 35 Operetta 3, 45 Theatre Orchestra 3, 4. Paul Whitney. Ir. P. E. Demonstration l5 Home Room Officer 25 Student Council 25 V Football 4. QBOTTOM Rowy Riley Taylor Frances Lucille Tobin Science Club l5 P. E. Demonstration l5 Library Assistant 4. Iohn R. Walker Woodlawn High School l, 25 Class Officer 2. Norma lane Tennison Dahlgren Community High l, 2. KTOP ROWJ Bill Webber Patricia L. Webb Advanced Chorus 2, 3, Home Room Officer 2, 4. Marion H. Weisbecker Woodlawn High Schooi l, 2, 3, Echo News Staff 3, Class Play 3. ...pu-. ' wav' Ella Mae Whisenhunt Bonnie High School l, 2, 3: G. A. A. l, 2, 3: Ad- vanced Chorus l, 2, 3, Class Play 2, Advanced Chorus 2, 3, All-School Play 2, 3, Class Officer 2, 3. CMIDDLE ROWl Marian Westcott Home Room Officer 4. Rum Richard Home Room Band l, 2, 3, 4, Music Contest 1, 2, Vernois News Staff 3, Student Di- rectory Staff 3, Iournal- ism Club 3, P. E. Cap- tain 3, P. E. Demonstra- tion 3, Tri-City Band Pes- tival 3, Drum Major 3, 4, Operetta 4, Theatre Or- chestra 4. Elaine White P. E. Demonstration l, G. A. A. l, 2, Home Room Officer l, 2. 43 ogg f. Siu' QNEWQ' ...ff L. QWWJ . LM Iames Wielt Woodwork Assistant 3, Vacational Metal Assist- ant 3, 4. CBOTTOM ROWJ Thelma White P. E. Demonstration l, Home Room Officer 3, 4, Student Council 4, Li- brary Assistant 4. William Whitlock Art Club l, Home Room Officer 2. Patsy Whitley P. E. Demonstration l. if 3 A -' :-: 3? W- was t '. isis k MXN x x 11 ,. W. so gag- .ia M 'f' wx, Q- ' QM , ,M Nj' +A mn x - f, , 1, 5 X x X Am W x Y K Y. wb? L1 X, B Q fbi 2 55 1 A Xi? 2 Lgsw xv x X N '- - Nair: M1535 I , 1' Si- fs x .. ix , x as JS Q 61644 Charles M. Moore V Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, V Football l, 2, 3, 4, V Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Usher Z, 3, Theodell Bacon P. E. Captain 3, P. E. Demonstration 35 Pan American Club 3. Audrey Leala Rush Music Contest 2, Ad- vanced Chorus 2, 35 G. A A. 2, 4, Operetta 3. Mertrue Huggins P. E. Demonstration l, 25 Music Contest 2, Ad Vanced Chorus 2, 35 Op- eretta 3, G. A. A. 4. 45 Eddie Lee Route' Home Room Officer lg Gym Assistant 2, 3, P. E. Captain 2, 35 V Tumbling 2, 3, V Football 2, 3, V Basketball 2, 3, 4, V Track 2, 4: F. F. A. 4. Millie I. Person Band l, Z, 3, 4, Orches- tra 3, Operetta 35 Vernois News Staff 35 Student Di- rectory Staff 3, Ioumalism Club 35 Music Ensemble 4. faniafz. efdfid 46 A A-L 7 ' Md KM! 3 'MQ QTOP ROWJ Iimmie Anderson Iecm Adams Student Council l, 25 Class Officer 15 Home Room Otficer l, 25 Gym Assistant 25 Student Sales 3. Mcrx E. Allen P. E. Demonstration 2. KMIDDLE ROWJ Maxine Anderson Bob Anderson Music Contest lg Band l, 2, 35 Theatre Orchestra lg P. E. Demonstration 25 Chemistry Club 35 Home Room Officer 35 Student Council 3. Minnie Mae Artis Harold Armstrong CBOTTOM Rowy Luther Auguston Betty Ashby G. A. A. Officer l5 P. E. 48 Demonstration 25 Operet- ta 2, 35 Advanced Cho- rus 2, 3. Bill Atchison Rockhurst High School, Kansas City, Mo. l, 25 Athletic Manager 25 Dra- ma Club Officer 25 Ad- vanced Chorus 1, 25 De- bating Club Officer 25 All-School Play 3. Phyllis lean Baker G. A. A. l, 25 fournalism Club 25 Student Directory Staff 35 Vernois News Staff 3. CTOP ROWJ Luther Becherer Home Room Officer 15 P. E. Demonstration 2. Bernadine Beck G. A. A. 15 Advanced Chorus 2, 35 Operetta 2, 3. Donald L. Benoist Band 15 Usher l, 25 Iourn- alism Club 25 All-School Play 35 Chemistry Club 3. Patty Lou Berry G. A. A. 1,25 G. A. A. Officer 2. CMIDDLE ROWJ Vivien Borden Advanced Chorus 2, 35 Operetta 2, 35 All-School Play 3. Roy Edward Bevan Home Room Officer 1, 2, 35 P. E. Demonstration 25 Advanced Chorus 2, 35 Operetta' 2, 35 Chemistry Club 35 Football 3. 49 La Vcrda Brown Webber Township High School l, 2. Wcmdalee Bormcrn CBOTTOM Rowp Iva Lee Brewer Iohn Harry Boyd Advanced Chorus 2, 35 Operetta 2, 35 All-School Play 3. Betty Helen Brown Hi Tri Council lg Home Room Officer 15 Operetta 25 Advanced Chorus 25 Student Sales 25 Usher 2. ix. iq. 5 ,, .... .N f:-gi.. -gf , . -5 5 . 1:-' -'rs X ,MGE K3 xg f' j:.- xx + .gig S K .1 5 ' '.g2-,Eg ---' I ff QNX ,wg 53, - N-3 - -Xiang 4 was Lg Q 5' . .,,- . 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QBOTTOM ROWJ Howard Lavem Fowler Oletcx Ellis Sue Egbert Student Council l, 25 Home Room Officer l, 2, 35 Operetta 2, 35 Ad- vanced Chorus 2, 3. Harold French Shields High School l. CTOP ROWJ Robert Wilder Guthrie Music Contest 1, Band 1, 2, Usher 1, 2, Student Council l, 2, 3, Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, four- nalism Club 2, P. E. Dem- onstration 2, Class Offic- er 3, Vernois News Staff 3. Arminta Iean Hamess G. A. A. 1, P. E. Captain l, 2, Gym Assistant 2, P. E. Demonstration 2, four- nalism Club 2, Vernois News Staff 3, Student Di- rectory Staff 3, Student Sales 3, Vernois Staff 3. Roberta Ieanne Gibson Operetta 2, Advanced Chorus 2. Izora Green CMIDDLE ROWl William Hall Student Sales 1, P. E. Demonstration 2.- Roberta Funkhouser G. A. A. 2, Library As- sistant 2, 3. QW-ff, ' A A 'lf Virginia Lee Hall lack Harris CBOTTOM Row J Leroy Hayes Athena Hassakis G. A. A. 1, P. E. Captain 1, 2, Iournalism Club 2, Home Room Officer 2, 3, Student Sales 2, 3, Usher 2, 3, Student Council 3, Vernois News Staff 3, 53 Vernos Staff 3, Student Directory Staff 3, All- School Play 3, P. E. Dern- onstration 2. Constantine Hassakis Student Council 1, Track l, Home Room Officer 1, 3, Iournalism Club 2, Ver- nois News Staff 3, Vernois Staff 3, P. E. Captain 2, P. E. Demonstration 2. Lee Gatewood KNO picturel P. E. Demonstration 2. V 2 2 , U, Y A4 'X K Bw hw QW ta. X M' Q f ken Q Q L X gf,-vs:fJ.LQ?S:44W'm Q' W gin , x QQ.. -N Rik Q iQf S b 'A f . ..x,,X5g,1 ., fzi in 9 .. W Wiz' ay .ss::..: vig .wfwywv A Wwe- 15.-L .Q , 6 K ,E K, ' ' E.. Ez,gvffgzzggfegzaazgg , .4 , S 5 sg A31 R 9' Y: Q NV w I Y Q , 51 Agia N W wg fi gs? ,,. 35558 -Q Nc SS YES? 1 5.4 i , . ' rw? . .1 :Z Q -fx STA x 5 W My g if, 'xfygik 'ssl' Huw- .. ' 'fmf 3 iw, k fi 7- 'df- Q ,K Q2 I X X Nl 33 , Q X 191522 W fx- W ,xv fb M1 cj N xii 5 . Q Q91 xi. ,. k x X-xvfsiza .fi -v iwkggk xx: wi . 5 fl f 4 E ELF' f Q ? . 2 Ax .iq -gf 41:5 , . Q1 1 5 Q -1- A 3 Emi: Q R Y 4+ A .... . W f Q 5, ii !,.gs9+f f A K in Agway gi. A Gil ' ZX X ' 5 -W 'ii QQLSQ' KW' fi' Q. X 4 x dim ,gb WKFWX A f. SB' . i N45 . xg. , ' ' ' f ffw - ' , 41 , 4, W f:. -N-QNX Crop Howy Noel Dean Knight Ruth Helen Kuenz Home Room Officer l5 General Science Assist- ant l. I ohn Latham Mary Ellen Kuykendall Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 3. CMIDDLE ROW! Bobby Keller Hopkinsville High School, Hopkinsville, Ky. l, 2, 3. Martha L. Kirk G. A. A. 15 Home Room Officer l, 2, 35 P. E. Dem- onstration 25 Hi Tri Coun- cil 25 Band 25 Drum Maj- orette 25' Student Sales 35 Usher 3. Thomas Olin Kirk ' Operetta 2, 35 Advanced Chorus 2, 3. Anne Klein Marion Township High School l, 25 Art Club l5 Drama Club Officer 25 Drama Club 1,25 Latin Club l, 25 Latin Club Of- 55 ficer 25 Home Room Of- ficer 2, 35 All-School Play 3. KBOTTOM ROWJ Eunice Kane Ashley High School 15 Class Officer 15 G. A. A. lj All-School Play 15 Drum Majorette Band l, 2, 3. Robert Carl Iungers Hawthorne Iunior High School, Mattoon 1. Roberta lean Keef Orchestra l, 2, 35 Oper- etta 2, 35 Ensemble 3. crop ROW? Charles Leffler Mary Lawrence G. A. A. 35 Gym Assistant 3. Imogene LeNeave Robert Lowry KMIDDLE ROW? Carl McCoy F. F. A. l, 35 Woodlawn Community High School, l. Norma lean McClure G. A. A. 15 Home Room Officer 25 Library Assist- ant 2. Lula Mae Lowry Library Assistant 3. Claire McCoy G. A. A. l5 Iournalism Club 2. KBOTTOM Rowi Wilma McKinney G. A. A. 15 P. E. Demon- stration 25 Operetta 25 Advanced C h o r u s 2: Gym Assistant 2, 3. 56 Donald McKinney Beverley McCullough Home Room Officer l5 G. A. A. l5 Vernois Staff 35 Gym Assistant 35 Library Assistant 35 Chemistry Club 35 All-School Play 35 Student Sales 35 Usher 35 Vernois News Staff 3. Iohn L. McMain Nowata High School, No- wata, Okla. 15 Basketball 35 Football 3. K TOP ROW! Shirley Miller Library Assistant 2, 3. Keren Ray Mayo P. E. Demonstration 25 Student Sales 2. Marylecx Miller Tumer H. Maynor. Ir. Band 15 Iournalism Club 2. KMIDDLE ROWJ Betty Mumbower Operetta 25 Advanced Chorus 2. Bob Mick P. E. Captain 25 Football 3. Frances Milt Cheerleaders Class 15 G. A. A. 15 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Iournalism Club 25 Oper- , I 9 Staff 3. KX Q5 pr' etta 2 3 Vernois N s 'llfblarmen ,J f 0 Iames E. Mitchell Class Play l5 Athletic Manager 25 Hi Beta Council 35 Home Room Officer 35 Football 35 Shop Assistant 3. KBOTTOM ROWJ Mary Louise Nelson Iournalisrn Club 25 Li- brary Assistant 35 Ver- nois News Staff 3. 57 ww Betty Neal Band l, 2, 35 Home Room Officer l, 35 Class officer 2, 35 Student Council 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Theatre Orchestra 3. Billie Peterson fNo picturel Mt. Carmel Township High School 15-Senn High School, Chicago 45 Ca- reers Club 4. CTOP ROWJ Billy Powless P. E. Demonstration 2. Beverley Porter Student Council 25 Hi Tri Council 25 Home Room Officer 25 P. E. Demon- stration 25 Operetta 2, 35 Theatre Orchestra 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Advanced Chorus 2, 35 Music Con- test 15 Ensemble 2, 3. Pansy Pigg Rosemary Piercy Home Room Officer 15 G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 G. A. A. Of- ficer 2, 35 Gym Assistant 2, 35 Operetta 2, 35 Ad- vanced Chorus 2, 3. CMIDDLE ROWJ Margaret Page G. A. A. 15 P. E. Demon- stration 25 Operetta 35 Advanced Chorus 3. Albert Elmer Ohms Mary Ellen Ravenscroft 58 Doris Peterson Student Directory Staff 35 G. A. A. 15 Operetta 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Music Contest 15 Vernois Staff 3. CBOTTOM Rowp Loyd Pendry Danville High School5 15 Gym Assistant 15 Band 15 Vernois News Staff 3. Vera Payne Ianet Osbom Wanda Lee Overbey Operetta 2, 35 Advanced Chorus 2, 3. KTOP ROWD Renee Ross G. A. A. l5 P. E. Demon- stration 25 Student Sales 35 Usher 3. Bill Rubottom Charlene Russell Operetta 2, 35 Advanced Chorus 2, 3. Wanda Lee Richardson Cheerleaders Class 25 Orchestra l, 2, 35 P. E. Demonstration 25 Operet- ta 2, 3. KMIDDLE ROWJ Herman Runge Student Council l5 Home Room Officer lg Usher 25 Football l, 2, 35 Track l, 2, 35 Basketball 3. Goldie Rogers Norma Iean Riley William Carroll Render P. E. Demonstration 25 Operetta 2, 35 Theatre Orchestra 35 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Band 35 Advanced 59 Chorus 25 Music Contest l, 3. CBOTTOM ROWJ Norma Louise Schulik l-li Tri Council lp Home Room Officer lj Library Assistant 25 Band l, 2. Clyde Richardson Charlene Richardson P. E. Demonstration 15 Home Room Officer 25 G. A. A. 2, 35 Gym Assistant 2, 3. - CTOP ROWJ Eva Lou Shea P. E. Captain lg Latin Club 25 Band l, 25 Iour- nalism Club Officer 2g Student Directory Staff 3g Vernois News Staff 35 Music Contest lg Vernois Staff 3. Imogene Schwenninger Bonnie High School l, 2. Dorothy Gene Scott Walter Shafer F. F. A. 1. CMIDDLE ROWJ Fem Sharp Iournalism Club 25 Gym Assistant 3. Mary Elizabeth Shaw Neil Sinks Home Room Officer lg Student Sales l. Marjorie Lucille Shelton Advanced Chorus 25 Op- eretta 2. 60 usorrom Rowp Burrell Scott Betty Sinks Willamina Smith St. Elmo High School l. Iacqueline Ann Smoot P. E. Captain l, 2g P. E. Demonstration 25 Student Directory Staff 35 Vernois News Staff 35 Vernois Staff 3. KTOP ROWJ A Ronald Lee Watson Mary Ann Taylor Band 2, 35 Orchestra 3. Wanda Lee Stroud Bill White KMIDDLE ROWJ Martha Louise Summers Band l, 2, 35 Music Con- test l5 Orchestra 25 Music Festival 2. Iimmie Urich Loretta Wall Gym Assistant 25 Iour- nalism 25 Vernois News Staff 35 Student Directory Staff 35 Vernois Staff 3. Sl Bema Dean Springer cBoTToM Howp Stella Spurling Charles Turrentine Ioe Ann Walls Cheerleaders Class lg Iournalism Club 25 P. E. Demonstration 25 Library Assistant 2. KTOP ROW! KMIDDLE ROWJ Audrey Witter Verna White Betty Welch Library Assistant 3. Richard Weatherly Music Contest 15 Band 1 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 P. E. Demonstration 25 The- atre Orchestra 2, 35 Op- eretta 2, 3. Wanda Wagner Library Assistant 2, 3. Eileene Whitsell Operetta 2, 35 Advanced Chorus 2, 3. Dorothy Whitley P. E. Demonstration 2. Vera Willmore P. E. Demonstration 2. Charles Woodrome CBOTTOM ROWD Frank Wilkey, Ir. 62 Music Contest 15 Hi Tri Council l, 25 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Class Of- ficer l, 2, 35 Home Room Officer 1, 2, 35 P. E. Dem- onstration 2, 35 A11- School Play 25 Operetta 2, 35 Theatre Orchestra l, 35 Band l, 2, 35 Advanced Chorus 2, 3. Bonnie Alice Wolfe Orchestra 3. Harvey Wooden Woodlawn County High School 15 F. F. A. 1, 2, 35 F. F. A. Officer 3. CTOP ROW! Betty Lee Young P E. Captain lp G. A. A. 1, Music Contest lg Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 3. Clarence York, Ir. Track 1, Football 1, 2, 3. Walter Young Dolores Woodall Library Assistant 3. IMIDDLE ROWJ Norma lean Wilson Shields High School 1, Iean Wood Library Assistant 1, G A. A. 1, 27 Gym Assist Wayne Cit Hi h School QUT 2- 2-iewf M L477 ' f csorroivr Rowy Maxine Woodcrll Clarence C. Mays P. E. Demonstration 2. Marion E. Yarber Music 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Thea- tre Orchestra 1, 35 Latin Club 25 lournalism Club 2, Operetta 2, 35 Ensem- ble 1, 2, 3. 63 Football 2, 3. Dorsie Mae Tumer Advanced Chorus 2. Q lack Brown Track lg Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 3. Sopfzamaae Qlau 64 W Aw KR 'W A ' If V :sa w V+ 32 Y 'W Xx X X? gfikfimwt Q Mefmmw YP 'lxlxfklvfisfgiz ' 555 A NPV , 'Aw 'sin 1 3 f.,, 3. ? 'ggissf QNX x W wx. ? I N Safzfzamafzed, Mary Allen Romona Allen Elizabeth Anderson Reba Anderson Lyndell Arnold Newell Arnold Neva Iune Askew Betty Atkinson Clarann Bakel Clinton Balsover Wilma Bayne Mary Kathryn Beal Floyd Bean Bob Becherer Helen Beck Ramona George Beck Beckman Marion Beniard Iohn Berry Hazel Bishop Rosemary Billups Arch Lee Blackard Ioe Blagg Rena Bond Everett Boyd Ioyce Boone Charles Bright Floyd Bryan Dwight Bumpus Floyd Bumpus Freda Ruth Burns Mildred Campbell Vernon Campbell Doris Casey S. A. Changnon Iimmy Clifton A Mary Frances Coffee . Roma Lee Conner Margaret Cook Dean Copple Saphomaaefi Lois Culli 'Roland Davenport Rose Marie Dawes lack Carl DeSelms Betty Dewey DeChamp Iimmie Denham Martha Dougherty Rich Bill Duncan Harry Dyel ard Dolan Elroy Dulaney Ray Easley y Nancy Lee Echols Imogene Ellis Karma Lee Elliott Cathryn Estes Paul Etheridge Betty Faulkner Betty F leener Nonna Iean ,Fitts Crystal Lee Flint Leo Franklin Iohn Franscavitch Lottie Mae Frost Norma Friedman Charles Fruend I can Fry I ack Charles Garrison Fryer Bob Garrison Phyllis Gaunt Doris Gibson Marjorie Gilbert Mary Lee Glenn Mary Alice Gilbert Maurice Glover Melba Goddard Iva Good Ierry Gott . I oyce Gowler I lmior Graham Wynona Graham Mariorie Grove Helen Haley Martha Grove David Hamann Simon H Ben Virgil Harvey ancock Hamed Dwaun Harris Trulla Hassakis Iean Hatfield Betty Hawkins Doris Hayes Mary Hayes Maxine Dewey Hawkins Henn Albert Hilliard Imogene Hobert Robert Hofer Iane Hindman Alva Howard Donald Hudson Dale Hunt Virginia Roxi George Inglett Howe Sam Harold Howell Hussong e Huston Nellie Hutsel Gene Iackson Bill Iames Martha Ieffries Virginia Iohnson Robert Iennings Doris Iohnston Iacqueline Iohnston Betty Iones Charlene Iones Sopfmmaaa Helen Iones Charles Kam Lou Anne Keene Bill Keilbey Edyth King Eleanor Kitch Martin Knapp Dalton Knauss Marianne Knauss Mary Io Lewis Bob Lipps Paula McCracken Rosa Lee McDaniel Thelma McDonald Alberta McNew Martha Mannen Max Mathews Morris Metie Norma Lee Meyer Iohn Mezo Malcolm Milliner Patricia Minor Ierry Mitchell Irene Mitroy Carmen Moore Marian Morgan Virgil Morris Evelyn Morton Harold Mumbower Laura Oathout Mary Etta Paine Wanda Lou Palmer Wilma Pasley Marjorie Patterson Patricia Perkins Mary Alice Pettitt Ruby Pflaum Arthaline Pierce Gorham Pigg lack Quinn Bill Ragan lim Ragan Beulah Ramsey Virginia Ransburgh Nancy Reed Dorothy Reeker Tom Regenhardt Iohnnie Mae Renfro I ames Reynolds Norma Reynolds Robert Reynolds Mary Margaret Riley Charles Rockenmeyer Iimmy Rough Clarence Charles Rubenocker Osa Lee Runge Lowell Russell Mary Anne Sams Charles Sandy Richard Schr lack Schoch oeder George Schrum Carla Schweinfurth Ian Schweiniurth Warren Shehom Mary Lee Shields Charles Sigwerth Fred Simmons L Iimmie Sinks Ann Sledge Iessie Skinner Tommy Sledge Evelyn Sloatman Betty Ann Smith Betty Lou Smith Minnie Smith Norma I lack ean Smith Smithpeters Glen Soloman David Sowers Patsy Stroud Ora Strunk Bob Stull Evelan Summers Wilma Sursa fgopfwmaaoi Ted Tate Betty Taylor Marybelle Thabes Byford Thomason La Vena Thomas Greta Thomason on Betty Thompson Edith Todd Grace Todd Melvin Tucker Donald Underwood Thelma Van Horn Marcella Vaughn Reatha Veatch Norma Waite Helen Walla Freda Wagner ce Bob Ward Denver Waters Donald Wells Sam Weatherford Leland Wells Ray Whitsell Duane Wiley Ioan Williams Deloris Williams Reva Williams Byford Wilson Fem Wilson Robert Wilt Mary Lou Wilson Natalie Wooden Elizabeth Woods Bill Howard Young Work Billy Yoder Werner Zemliak Donald Ziegler Alva Lee Allen Vemie Huggins Arthella Blackwood Parralee Marshall Earl Person Alze na Stokes Ardell Webb 72 ww.. '-vwthbw 6? Hazel Ruth Albrecht Billy Alvis Harold Anderson Erven Arnold Virginia Artis Nancy Atkinson il? Sir ik 'ik ii? ii? Iohnny Balsover Peggy Badgett Lindy Barker George Barnes Thomas Baxter Norma Bean Mildred Bean Ethel Benton Hazel Biggerstaff Iackie Bishop Nancy Bloxam Betty Bond Ray Black Barbara Borden Betty Io Boswell Patsy Braddy Vivian Bowen Ralph Braddy lVIildred Brieseacher Wanda Bright Dick Buford Leo Buchanan Margie Bullock Ray Campbell Marie Casey Bill Clark Florence Castle Charles Clark Helen Cole Cuma Cook Diane Cooper 4 Charles Crowder Marion Cullins Nadine Cummings Rose Marie Damrel Marie Davis Marvin Davis Amold DeWitt Bill Norma lean DeWitt Dorma Dodson Mary Evelyn Dodson Duncan Betty Dyer Floyd Eller Eloise Estes Ray Ellis Beverly Ann Endicott Melvin Eubanks Bob lean Fleener Farley Barbara Farmer Betty Fisher Alan F rick Barbara Fullerton Angelee Gant Ruth Ann Gatewood Donald Glover Max Glover Ced ric Gowler Patsy Gowler Robert Gowler Margaret Graham Max Graham Bob Green Don Greenlee Robert Gurley Donald Hahn Wilma Haley Marshall Hall I ohn Harper Iames Harris Pat Harshbarger Beulah Harvey Carmen Hawkins Edward Hayes Betta Hayes Billy Haynes Mary Helverson Doy Henley Donald Hill Irene Henn Martin Henn Verna Hill Elwanda Hogue Ioyce Holt Bobbie Howard Gerald Howard Sue Howard Claudina Hughes Iimmy Bill Hunter Bill Hutchison Arleen Ilbery George Ilbery Tommy Ingram Bobby Ienlclns Iames Iester Betty Lou Iohnson Evan Iohnston Wilda lean Iones Donald Keip Nonna Iune Iordan Colleen Karch Norma Kennedy Robert Kenning Phil Kent David King Mary Lou Kinison Kenneth Kirkpatrick Phyllis Kryger Darrell Latta Iean Alice Kuenz Kenneth Lacey Betty Leffler Kenneth Leffler Frank Lemay Mary Lewis 4 Iimmy Linn Rozanne Lough Roxie Lyle Emma McCoy Herbert McCoy Billy Tom McGehee Iohn McGill Deloris McGuire Betty Mabry Charles McKee Iean McPherson Gordon Malcolm Patricia Malone Deloris May Bob Mandrell Howard Massey I. R. Mayfield Alice Meffert Fenton Merriman Betty Iane Miller Dennis Minor Evalo Minor Norma Minor Andy Mitchell Bob Moreton Iunior Morgan Maxine Morgan Bill Morlan Ray Noren Charles Ioan Moss Richard Murphy Osborn Alden Obering Dorothy Oslager Betty Overbey Betty Doris Page Betty lane Page Iames Palmer Bob Piercy Donald Parrish Cecil Phillips Dennis Pigg Iuanita Poston Norma Poston Io Ann Price qaufzmen Naomi Propst Bob Puckett Bennie Purcell Avis Randol Calvin Randolph Betty Rice Betty Richardson Dena Richardson Hazel Richardson Lena Richardson Barbara Ring Marilyn Ring Mariorie Ring H Mary Lou Robertson Grady Ross Iune Rucker Betty Ann Ruddick Bob Ruddick Mary Io Ruffin Mary Russell Betty Rutherford Bill Rutherford Edgar Rutledge Mary Catherine Sammons Iohn Savage Willadean Savage Iimmy Schulik Mary Schultz Ioyce Seabright Eddie Self David Shelton Betty Short Mary Simpson Esther Skaggs Delbert Smith Mary Smith , Sarah Smith Wanda Smith Donald Sneed Iohnny Sneed Robert Snyder Maxine Somers George Southerd Harry Staley Ioe Stella Anita Stinson Lois Strattan Bonny Summers Lawrence Taliana Robert Tate Philip Thompson Allred Todd' Wallace Todd . Richard Towal Earl Vaughn Charlene Troutt Charles Vaught Ioe Venezia Robert Vombehren Patsy Waite Robert Wagner Betty Wallace Martha Ward Iohnetta Wells Evah Westman Ioyce Whisenhunt Dorris White , Eugene White Beverly Whitlock Barbara Whitney Imogene Whitson Marvene Whitson Virginia Whittemore Donald Williams Wanda Williamson Gilbert Wilson Iim Wilson Mary Louisa Witter Iames Wood Billie York Doris Woodworth Harriet Bradley Iames Bumpus Guy Caldwell Roosevelt Davis Ruth McAllister Roosevelt Marshall Mary Louise Route lack Route Louise Riley 2 A so i Y ,, 81 82 NLX' X 93 i f Q 21- 7 Biguy-A EM Q5 85 i 86 i' 87 i ,ma qw . X. 88 90 I fell? Ml' .,,uX f'p TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL 93 94 4 Nubian 40014411 Swim 1943 COACHES Coach Stanley A. Changnon, and assist- ants Arthur Milward and Ira Winn make up the coaching staff of the Rams. Mr. Changnon, head coach, came from West Frankfort, where he had made an envi- able record in his eight years there. ' He pro- duced fine teams in football and basketball his first year as coach in Mt. Vernon. Mr. Milward had charge of the freshman football and basketball teams which were very good this year. Mr. Winn coached the football reserves and developed some fine material for next season as well as producing a strong sopho- more basketball team. FOOTBALL REVIEW MT. VERNON 32-SPARTA 0 Coach Stan Changnon's Rams got off to a flying start in their first grid tussle by downing Sparta 32-U in their first home game. The Rams maintained a strong defense and the Bulldogs managed to pick up only two yards through the Bam's line. MT. VERNON 6-FLORA 25 The strong Flora Wolves came to town and handed the Rams their first defeat of the sea- son. The Rams started out fast and scored first mainly on the running strength of Charlie Moore. But it was then that Malinsky and Company began to move. With a terrific of- fensive thrust they carried 75 yards for a touchdown. After that the Rams couldn't get any breaks and the Wolves tore them apart. MT. VERNON 40-COLLINSVILLE 0 The Rams easily trimmed the small but scrappy Kahoks of Collinsville, putting over a touchdown early in the first period on a 62 yard march. Charlie Moore ran 78 yards for a second touchdown and from then on it was evident that the Kahoks didn't stand a chance. MT. VERNON 0-CHAMPAIGN 38 Against what many called the best team in the state the Rams didn't fare so well, The Ma- roons with their speedy backs and heavy line tore the Rams apart during the first half, but the Rams proved they had the stuff to stay in and fight. Champaign led 25-U at halftime. ln the last quarter the Rams held them score- less and outfought the Maroons until the final gun. MT. VERNON 13--MATTOON 6 The Rams got in a hole when the Green Waves scored in the second auarter with the help of a few breaks, but the Rams came ahead, scoring on a pass to Shields in the end zone. Power plays paid off in the final period with Brown and Moore bearing the brunt of the attack. Moore carried the ball over with only two minutes of play remaining. MT. VERNON 25-ELDORADO 0 Proving themselves good mudders the Rams swamped the Golden Eagles easily. The Eagles were a light and inexperienced team and couldn't compete with the line play of the Rams. MT. VERNON 6-CARMI 7 A 90 yard run on the opening kickoff gave the Carmi Bulldogs a victory over the Rams. The Rams gained l4 first downs to Carmi's 3, but couldn't put the ball over the last stripe. The Bulldogs, true to their name, tightened up inside their own 30 yard line and hung on to win 7-6. f MT. VERNON 46-CHRISTOPHER 0 When lack Brown cracked right tackle and Pat Roth scored on an end around play it took the wind out of the Christopher Bearcats. Two minutes later when Gene Deem ran 77 yards to score and Billy Van Zandt was put out of action, they were licked entirely. MT. VERNON 7-SALEM 12 Exhibiting the most spirit they displayed all year the Rams invaded the lair of the mighty Salem Wildcats on Armistice Day. They took the lead in the third quarter but were nosed out in the last three minutes of play. The Rams defense was almost perfect and the mighty Wildcats found out that their power plays didn't work so well. In this game the Bams truly displayed their defensive strength. . 71 Rana HN 5.9214 p Herman Runge . . . hard driving, hard kick- ing junior alternated at halfback and full- back positions. His fine defensive play and long punts often saved the day. Mark Moreton . . . senior letterman enjoyed his most successful season at the guard position. Mark's heavy build and aggres- siveness made him one of the best guards in these parts. Clarence Mays . . . a small but swift reserve halfback whose speed in reverses and off tackle slants spelled touchdown for the Rams more than once during the season. He will be back next year. I. D. Shields . . . captain and quarterback, played his last season in 1943 and it was one of his best. His cool-headedness and signal-calling abilities made him a fine play- er and his defensive strength was always a main factor in the game. Leon Droll . . . fine reserve and next year's captain. Leon played center and backfield this year but his speed and build may put him at an end position next season. lack Brown . . . playing his second year of varsity football Iackson had terrific drive and tore through the line by brute strength to gain many valuable first downs for the Rams. He has another year. Iirnmy Mitchell . . . tall reserve end, did not see much action this season but is expected to be in there fighting for the Rams next sea- son. Bob Mick . . . the boy who would do any- thing that anybody wanted him to do. He is built close to the ground and is a very capable lineman. Eugene Deem . . . senior halfback. Gene, too, was playing first season as a regular. His speed brought the fans to their feet many times this year and his aggressiveness and cooperation made him a valuable asset to the team. Ilrdell Webb . . . as a sophomore proved his right to fight for a first team position. His height and speed as a pass receiver and the way he shoves those big shoulders into a runner indicates that he will have a posi- tion on the first team next year. Paul Whitney . . . the first reserve of the Rams' line. Paul was fast, clever, a hard worker, and a team man. He was a good man to have around. Gale Dodson . . . dependable senior letter- man saw a lot of action as a substitute. Clarence York , , . husky, powerful, hard- working junior who put everything into the game. He played a fine season at the tackle position. Pat Roth . . . rough, tough, and hard to bluff. Trained as a guard he was shifted to end position where he played a fine game. Charlie Moore . . . the boy everybody watched. Charlie played left-halfback and really came through. His long sweeping end runs, off-tackle slants, and passing abil- ity made him one of the best that theschool has ever had. Clifford Fields . . . dependable, coolheaded, and always ready to go. Zeke played his first year of varsity ball at the center posi- tion where he opened the big holes that the backfield men like to see. Roy Bevan . . . big, formidable junior guard. Roy knows the game and he will be back again next year to play in the Rams first line of defense. Bill Thompson . . . probably the best tackle the Rams have had for many years. Bill did not show up so well till near the end of the season, when he became one of the best tackles in the state. Bill Ruoff . . . a recruit who made an admir- able showing. Although small he carried out his assignments well and was a very scrappy ballplayer. Managers for the 1943-44 athletic season were Bob Webb, Bob Moreton, S. A. Changnon, lohn Mitchell, and George Beck. Webb and Mitch took care of the teams during foot- ball season and early basketball season with Beck completing the job. Bob More- ton was the freshman manager and S. A. was the chief statistician. Hmww-' M , .sw -J, X wk ' 'Q' WNV .M , ff 'I H T A, 4 swf , ,wgjhw 1 ,. Y : y0l?ffWg A -MEX: f -.wsu V5 sgsgf X i A an g.a-sm X. If ,LQ A Hb . . , it , ff' +A , 'Ne-k 5 new 5 'M ff' MM ,N . W .2 ., 6 vm xx Q :US .K , -,Z .,.g.bA, 5 fwwbwl , gvr?Le.pfgb ' '- ,. y XL X IF 'S X U M xii: U- A A ,-5 . Nl ig X ,f A vm O wgw A M L.,. J ' wg 'M-f -. , F ,N .ET ,lf 'S M, 1 f 11 W-Ew k W H vTgrirfQ1,m v .Q , xg - Q 1 , s gg 'ws 52' -sf, . 2'f'3fA?a2sz K . , Q oowow 5 . ffeafvy.-Q, Q41 'Qs 55- i N f7fmJ x K q k v' , 1 xmv x, X W - T f-.2:-2 Q x 0 YL ' J Sai' Q QQ X ,Q W ' gg, -ff ,X M 'f f fx. . , we - Q 3- A - Q kiig f w w ' , f r x 4 . , f 1, k,'.iQ.- ,W R Am . ' 'G A A My - 35 ,I ,. JF A Q ,xpiqgk-1 x 'X Q 1 vlhglffsf- ' f : x H A X 1 'Xb' Mgsfx L j if Wjag if fx- Q Q w f ,fig 'D X Y ,Q 'I , , 'L ' S NW , I Q .fsfwxfv Lb fwowaafv f wwff W' Q-L VER is A L THE B SQUAD 3 i w ,, 5 1 J '7fze gem E YEAR'S RECORD ' Twenty won and twelve lost marked the Ram's first year with Coach Stanley A. Changnon. Play- ing teams, rated among the best of the state, the Mt. Vernon boys came out ahead on a won-lost basis throughout the season. The team members set high standards in con- duct, exhibiting a high quality of sportsmanship. il? ik l HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT The Ram cage squad placed sec- ond in the Mt. Vernon Holiday Tournament, an event which match- ed sixteen chosen teams from all sections of Illinois. They bowed only to the speedy Pinckneyville squad. ln the four games a total of l36 points scored by Mt. Vernon basketeers topped an opposing total of lU4. Urbana Was winner of third place honors. ilrilr A SQUAD MEMBERS LEE GATEWOOD . . . junior reserve who contributed much to the success ofthe Rams this year. His height indicates he will be in there next year. BILL THOMPSON . . . the boy who without any ex- perience at all came in and filled the center posi- tion for the Rams during the entire season. Bill was a fine rebounder and an excellent guard. BILL RUOFF . . . playing his second season as a Ram regular was one of the stars of the team. He blossomed out in early and mid-season as a consis- tent scorer. His long one-hand shots pulled the Rams out of many a hole. I. D. SHIELDS . . . dependable, hardworking, and a good man to have on the floor. He was strong on defense, a willing working and a steadying in- fluence on the team. BOB EDSON . . . another reserve. Bob in his junior year displayed the kind of spirit coaches like to see in a player. CHARLIE MOORE . . . rebounder, scorer, and guard deluxe. This is Charlie's fourth year on the varsity and he made it a good one. One of the high scorers .of the team he displayed the ability and generalship of the veteran he was. Although an injury held down his speed he was still one of the best. ARDELL WEBB . . . fine sophomore who played plenty of basketball for the Rams. He played any' position on the team and was a consistent scorer. EDDIE ROUTE . . . another speedy boy. Eddie came to the team this year and through hard work broke into the starting lineup in mid-season. He usually contributed about lO points a game regardless of how long he played. His speed and ball-stealing brought many ahsl from the crowds. LEON DROLL . . . a capable, hard-working, and fast improving junior. He has speed and ability and is expected to play next year. CLARENCE MAYS . . . another speedy junior who will see action next year. Clarence is a willing work- er and displays a fine spirit. CHESTER GLOVER . . . deadeye Chet. Playing without much experience he developed into the team's most consistent scorer. - IOHN MCMAIN . . . funny-man of the team. Mac was always ready to go andthe will be back next year. BASKETBALL SCORES SEASON Mt. V. .... 34 Fairfield ...... 25 Mt. V. . . . . 45 Mt. V .... . 36 Bridgeport . . . . 20 Mt. V. . . , . 36 Mt. V. .... 43 Carmi ........ l4 Mt. V. .. . . 26 Mt. V. .... 22 Champaign . . 24 Mt. V. . . . . 45 Mt. V. .... 37 Du Quoin ... 34 Mt. V. .... 49 Mt. V. .... 35 Taylorville . , . 50 Mt. V.. . . . 33 Mt. V. ,... 3l Salem ....,... 36 Mt. V. ..., 27 Mt. V ...., 35 lohnston City . 27 Mt. V ..., . 38 Mt. V. .... 26 Du Quoin . . . 38 Mt. V.. . . . 47 Mt. V. .... 38 Effingham ,,., 30 Mt. V. . . . . 32 Mt. V. .... 37 Lawrenceville 39 Mt. V. . . . . 38 Mt. V. .... 48 Carmi ..,.... 27 Mt. V ..... 34 Holiday Tournament Decatur ...... Mt. V. .... 55 McLeansboro . Centralia .... Mt. V Peoria Manual Taylorville .. . Mt. V .... . 34 E. St. Louis . . Belleville .... Mt. V Pinckneyville . Iohnston City E. St. Louis... Regional Tournament Flora .. ..,. Mt. V. ..,. 4l Bluford ...... Paris . ........ Mt. V ..... 6U McLeansboro . Salem ........ Mt. V .... . 4l Fairfield ..... Mt. Carmel .. Centrgliq ,,,, Sectional Tournament Pinckneyville . M-t. V ..... 33 Salem .. 106 x ' -I w Hamm 535' lf' J 1, 111 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mark Moreton ......,4............ President Betty Knaizss ..., .... V ice President Icxbe Anderson .... .,.......... S ecretary Donna Bellamy . ,. .... Financial Secretary BOYS' EXECUTIVE COUNCIL I. D. Shields , ..................,.. President Wayne Highsmith .... Vice President Bill Thompson .,... .......... S ecretary Iohn Howard ........... Financial Secretary Near the close of school a committee con- sisting of president, vice-president, secretary, and financial secretary, are chosen from the junior boys. The main activities planned by the Boys' Executive Council are the Boys Banquet, Father and Son Night, and dances. GIRLS' EXECUTIVE COUNCIL lane Batts ..........,............ Presiden Ieanette Walker .... ...,.. V ice Presiden Donna lean Holm ,...... Financial Secretary Frances Drennan ........ Financial Secretary The major girls' activities are under 'the direction of the Girls' Executive Council. The Council is composed of four senior girls elect ed by all the girls in the school. Some of the activities they plan are the Girls' Banquet anc dances. HIGH SCHOOL COUNCIL OFFICERS Bill Thompson ...,,,.......... I .... Presiden Ieanette Walker .... . . . Vice Presiden Donna lean Holms .... ........... S ecretarj Iane Batts ................ Financial Secretar' Taking charge of the council meetings i the duty of the School Council Officers. Th president occasionally has charge of a specic assembly. An important one this year Was th All-School Conference held here March 6 as + substitute for the former Older Boys' and Olde Girls' Conferences. The High School Council is a representative body of the school, composed of the class officers, executive officers, chair- men of home rooms, and faculty members, Mr. Arthur Mil- ward, Dean of Boys, and Mr. Silas Echols, Principal. Senior class officers appear on the opposite page. On this page at the right are lunior class officers, in order of appear- ance: Betty Neal, secretary, Bob Guthrie, financial secretaryg Audrey Witter, president, Harold Fickle, vice-president. Sophomore class officers-Ierry Gott, vice-presidentg Wer- ner Zemliak, president, Nancy Lee Echols, financial secretaryg Phyllis Gaunt, secretary. Freshman class officers-Beverly Whitlock, vice-president Iimmy Hunter, president, Sue Howard, secretaryg Dick Buford, financial secretary. Council members shown below are as follows: Freshmen-First row: Bozanne Lough, Mary Russell, Betty Dyer, Beverly Whitlock, Sue Howard. Second row: Dick Buford, Bob Piercy, Max Glover, Jimmy Hunter, Gene Wells. Sophomores-First row: Werner Zemliak, Phyllis Gaunt, Floyd Bumpus, 'Thelma McDonald, George Beck. Second row: ferry Gott, lunior Graham, Nancy Lee Echols, Charles Bright, Donald Hudson. funiors-first row: Audrey Nell Witter, Athena Hassakis, Betty Neal. Second row: Bob Guthrie, Iames Mitchell, Bob Anderson, Harold Fickle. Seniors-first row: Betty Knauss, lane Batts, Donna lean Holm, Donna Iecmne Bellamy, Ieanette Walker, Neva Williams, Thelma Iester. Second row: Boger Smith, Bob Webb, lohn Howard, Wayne Highsmith, Bill Thompson, fabe Anderson, Mark Moreton, Frances Drennan, Pat Both, Thelma White. 113 We Nahum! Jann gacielq The highest honor which can be attained by a student of the Mt. Vernon Township High School is election to membership in the National Honor So- ciety for Secondary Schools. It corresponds in importance to Pi Beta Kappa in colleges. ln this school seniors only, are eligible for membership. They are elected by the high' school faculty and on Honors Day they are initiated into the society by alumni who are members. They must excel in char- acter, scholarship, service, and leadership. Those chosen this year are shown on the opposite page. They are as follows: first row-Cindy Fire- baugh, Wanda Hester, Dorothy Moore, ludy Ander- son, Teresa Albrecht, Louise Sloatmang second row -Clyde Mayer, loanna Strattan, Huram Turner, Betty Gamber, Frances Drennan, leane lordan, Howard Ross, third row-lohn Howard, lack Gaunt, Owen Herbert, Don Russell, I. D. Shields, Dick Welge, Charles Blessin. ' ll4 rffffffmp W7 WWW? M VJ 'J 7fze We ' fvewd, The Vernois News is a weekly school newspaper published by the students. It is a member of the Southern Illinois, Illinois State, and National Scholastic Press Associations. For the past three years the publication has received a first class national rating. A course in journalism is offered to juniors ranking high in English. Through the class they gain practical training for various phases of newspaper Work. The editors are for the most part sen- iors who have had previous training in the journalism class and who work on the publication as an extra-curricular activ- ity. The members of the journalism class are rated according to a point system. After winning 60 points for writing copy the student becomes a reporter on the Vernois News. Pictured on this page are Connie Has- sakis, Business Manager, Ieane jordan, Editor-in-chief, the Editor and page edi- tors Working in the Vernois News officeg Ethel Williams, Nadine Pierce, Eileen Hat- field, and Mary Louise Adams, typistsg and the Assistant staff. School fvewdpapea EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief ........... Ieane lordan News Editor .....,.... Mary Io Dearinger Feature Editor ........ Lucinda Firebaugh Departmental Editor ....... Howard Ross Sports Editor .... lames Howard Downey Art Editor ........... Eleanor Edmondson Reporters-Phyllis Baker, Mary Fenton, Bob Guthrie, Connie Hassakis, Bever- ley McCullough, Clyde Mayer, Fran- ces Milt, Mary Nelson, Loyd Pendry, Eva Lou Shea, Barbara Whitney. Typists-Ethel Williams, Eileen Hatfield, Mary Louise Adams, Nadine Pierce. Statistician .........,.. Rosalie lohnson BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ...,.. Connie Hassakis Assistant Bus. Mgr. ..... Athena Hassakis Circulation Manager .....,.. lacie Smoot Assistants-Mary Nelson, Eva Lou Shea, Athena Hassakis, Loretta Wall. Pictured on this page are the editors --Firebaugh, Ross, Downey, and Dearin- gerg the business staff members-Smoot, Milt, A. Hassakis, and C. Hassakis, the Vernois News delegation at Sesser where they attended the meeting of the South- ern Illinois High School Press Associa- tion, and the journalism class at the Reg- ister-News plant. ' ABOVE: Smith, Barthel, Hcxsscxkis, Harness BELOW: Ass We ti Ili If ' 1 VE Editor-in-chief ............ Phyllis Smith Business Manager ....... Gerald Barthel Associate ,Editor .,.....,.. Nadine Pierce Assistant Editors ..,... Iacqueline Smoot, Arminta Harness Assistant Bus. Mgr. .... Athena Hassakis Art Editors ....,......... Marion Savage, Eleanor Edmondson Sports Editor ,,........ Iames H. Downey Sophomore Editor ,........ Eleanor Kitch Freshman Editor ,,..,.. Barbara Whitney Circ. Mgr. ,....,.. Beverley McCullough Assistant Staff-Loretta Wall, Eva Lou Shea, Clyde Mayer, Walter Young, Connie Hassakis, Doris Peterson, Loyd Pendry, Howard Boss, Mary Fenton. Faculty Adviser ............ L. B. De Witt A Pictorial Record One good picture is Worth a thous- and words was a saying of the Chinese sages. lf they had been able to see this l944 Vernois these Chinese would have been delighted, for this book contains approximately l3OU pictures forming a photographic record not only of the classes but also of their many studies and activities. The Student Directory The Student Directory which contains names, classifications, addresses, and telephone numbers of all students and faculty is a popular publication. lt is compiled, mimeographed, and bound en- tirely by the students. Directory Staff Editor ................. Eileen Hatfield Associate Editor ....... Athena l-lassakis Assistant Staff-Mary Louise Adams, Iacqueline Smoot, Nadine Pierce, Lor- etta Wall, Doris Peterson, Phyllis Bak- er, Eva Lou Shea, Mary Fenton, Clyde Mayer, Howard Ross, Loyd Pendry, Bob Guthrie. 120 J Each year the music department with the cooperation of the drama and art departments presents the Christmas Tableau. This year's cast includes: Mary .............,..... Anne Klein Ioseph ....,........... Marshall Hall Angels. .Billie Landers, Csa Lee Runge Shepherds ..,..,.. lames Bough, Virgil Harvey Wisemen ....., Duane Wiley, foe King, Gale Dodson Verse Choir ,....... Paula McCracken, Virginia Ransburgh, Loretta Wall, Arthella Blackwood, Adelaide Klev- orn, Martha Mannen, Carmen Moore, lohnnie Renfro, Marcella Vaughn, Mildred Campbell, Mary Alice Gilbert, Betty Atkinson. A new feature in the school this year is a makeup crew. Here we see the crew making up characters for The Forest Prince. The Forest Prince, celebrated Tchaikowsky operetta, was presented on November 12. lt was considered one of the most outstanding musical productions in recent years. The cast was as follows: Sonia ,........... Audrey Nell Witter Tatiana . . . ...,. Vivien Borden Voslav , . . ......,. George Troutt Ivan .....,...... Owen CBudl Herbert Lady-in-Waiting ..... Catherine Estes llytch ............... labe Anderson Mother Vanya ...... Barbara Whitney Court lester ........ Wendell Crowder Tsar Mikhail .... ,.... G eralcl Barthel Prince Dmitri ..,.. .... I oseph King Messenger ........., ., .Richard Buford On the opposite page are pictured the cast and chorus of The Forest Prince , the Christmas program show- ing the orchestra, advanced and fresh- man chorusesg and the marching band. Nancy Lee Echols uiicaff From the first assembly of the year featur- ing a program presented by the newly organ- ized swing band, to furnishing music for the Easter Service, the school music department including the band, orchestra, chorus, ensem- bles, and swing band, directed by Mr. W. H. Beckmeyer has given a full measure of splen- did performances. Entertaining the student body, faculty, club groups, county teachers, and the public the student musicians and vocalists have won wide acclaim and continue to improve their technique. An extensive repertoire enabled the musical groups to appeal to all tastes and they often presented classic compositions and concert arrangements of popular songs on the same program. ln the State and District Solo and Ensemble Music Contest held at Benton, April 22, Mt. Vernon musicians made an unusually good showing. They won fourteen firsts. Four first place winners were especially commended and invited to appear on the Festival Concert Program. Some of the high points in the programs presented by this very active department were: The first school assembly starring the Mess Kit swing band-the band, orchestra, chorus, and ensemble assemblies-the county teachers entertainment-the superb presenta- tion ofTchaikoWsky's The ForestPrince which drew a capacity crowd and unlimited praise- Thanksgiving Service-the fine Christmas and . . nd, Easter programs-the retreat ceremony at Camp Mt. Vernon-and of course, the help of the theatre orchestra, the band's performance at games and the really professional concerts of the band, orchestra, and chorus. On the opposite page are pictured the en- sembles of chorus and orchestra, and on Page 128 those of the band. ORCHESTRA MEMBERS Flutes Violins Iames Howard Downey Dorcas Darnold Oboe Robert Wilt Clarinets Betty Neal - Betty Lee Young Bass Clarinet Mary Ann Taylor Cornets Huram Turner Earl Person Everett Boyd Beverly Whitlock George lnglett Suzanna l-les.or Sue Howard Glenn Willmore Betty Davis Louise Sloatman Neva Williams Ruth Drennan Howard Massey Doris Casey Mary Ellen KuykendallFlOYd BTYUU Trombones Charles Garrison Fred Lowery French Homs Roxie Huston Ben Horton Bass Horn Richard Weatherly Basses Bill Render Mary Lou Wilson Carmen Hawkins Violas Wanda Hester Eleanor Kitch Bonnie Wolfe Cellos Ioanna Stratton Doris Peterson Roberta Keefe 'Wanda Richardson A A I fi - 1 125 SS .Ln IP- ...Q o cv Q so ,,,.n:Ec: 0 o o +-' - 8. :ve gmgfm O m'U::.'rn gtg ag 585353 egg EWU 8 515355433 Q5 -,-4 l-I .E 2 5-S683 5 'MIME U' ,Q CI2'E'E:.. ow CV:-7:0 -'I-' o UOUSU o 'SOB P Lf! 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Phone 957 llIIIllIllIllIllIllllllllllIllIllllllllIllIllllllllllllIIIIllIlllllIllIIIIIIIllllllllIllllIllllllllllllllIlllllllIlllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlllllIllllllllllllllllll The haughty senior girl sniffed disclainfully as the tiny freshman cut in. And just why did you have to cut in when l was dancing? she inquired nastily. The freshman hung his head with shame. 'Tm sorry, rr1a'am, hesaid, but I'm working my way through college and your partner was waving a five dollar bill at me. mom Plumber: Sorry sir, l'Ve forgotten my tools. Professor: That's all right, my good man, l've forgotten what l wanted you for. COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF ILLI CIS POWER CCMPAN 131 MIIIIIIllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Compliments of WILLIAM A. 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Home room officers elected . . . Rams 40-Collinsville U . . . Lyceum-Mbonw Ojike . . . Third War Loan Drive Auction OCTOBER . . . Senorita Quesada arrived from Cuba . . . Rams O--Champaign 38 . . . Tryouts for Operetta . . . Student Council Officers Installed . Rams 13-Mattoon 6 . . . School receives Treasury Award . . .Rams 25-Eldorado U . . . Rams 6-Carmi 7 . . . Rams 46-Christopher O NOVEMBER . . .Rams 7-Salem 12 . . . Operetta . . . Lyceum-Salam Rizk . . . Basketball begins-Rams 34-Fairfield 25 . . . Rams 36-Bridgeport 20 . . . Rams 43-Carmi I4 DECEMBER . . . Martin Marion speaks in assembly . . .Rams ZZ--Champaign 24 . . . Sophomore Party - . . .Southern Illinois High School Press Con- ference at Sesser . . . Tryouts for All-School play . . . School Service Fund created . . . Rams 37-DuQuoin 34 . . .Rams 35-Taylorville 50 . . . Rams 31-Salem 36 . . . Christmas Musicale . . . Christmas Dance 30,31 . . . Holiday Basketball Tournament IANUARY . . . Lyceum-Ger Orvevahl . . . Rams 35-Iohnston City 27 . . . Rams 38-DuOuoin 38 . . .Rams 38-Effingham 30 . . . V-5 exams given . . .Chemistry Club organized . . . Rams 37-Lawrenceville 39 . . .Rams 48-Carmi 27 . . . Second Army Air Corps exam . . . Lyceum-Anna Stewart . . , Rams 45-Decatur 33 1943-44 26, 27, 28 . . . Semester examinations . . . Fourth War Loan Drive Auction . . . Rams 26-Taylorville 45 . . .Rams 45-Belleville 36 FEBRUARY . . . Lyceum-Walter Van Haitsma . . . Rams 49-Iohnston City 38 . . . Rams 33-East St. Louis 22 . . .Flora 35-Rams 27 . . . All-School Play . . .Rams 38-Paris 29 . . . Rams 47-Salem 25 . . . Rams 32-Mt. Carmel 29 . . . Leap Year Dance . . . Rams 34-Pinckneyville 45 . . . Rams 38-Centralia 21 . . . Lyceum-Harold I. .Hamann . . . Rams 34-Pinckneyville 45 . . . School announces custody of N. Y. A. build ings and equipment . . . Regional Tournament begins MARCH . . . Freshman Party . . . Karl S. Bolander speaks on hobbies. . . . Rams Win Mt. Vernon Regional . . . Teachers Institute at Iunior High . . .Youth Conference-E. C. Wolcott speaks . . . Senior Play tryouts . . .Industrial Arts assembly ' . . . Rams lose to Salem in Sectional . . . Iuniors take Illinois Tests . . . Agriculture Assembly . . .Army-Navy tests given . . . Girls hold assembly . . . Taylorville wins State Tourney . . . Honor Society members chosen . . . Girls' Banquet . . . Teachers attend F.. St. Louis meeting APRIL . . . Spring Vacation begins . . .Sunrise Easter Service . . .School resumed after vacation . . . Senior Play- Pure as the Driven Snow . . . Pan American Assembly . . . Lyceum-C. Findley Bowser . . .Hurst-Bush Track Meet . . . Boys' P.E. Demonstration MAY . . . Art Assembly . . . Big Seven Track Meet . . .Iunior-Senior Prom . . . Honors Day Compliments of HOLMAN MOTOR COMPANY 224 South l0th Phone 266 Watch More Fords Go By The lce-Conditioned Vitalaire Compliments of V I T A L A I R E Peefs Shoe, 'A' Modern Performance g 'A' Scientific Foocl Protection 110 N. 9th Phone 263 E CO. Phone 221 1 I8 North 9th , IlIIIIll!!IllIIIIIKKIIIIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll Compliments of F A S H IO N S H O P Mt. Vernon's Oldest Ready-To-Wear Shop 22 Years On The Square . . . Quality Corner HEAT HEADQUARTERS For Call c o A L A f 'LCDHLCICEH COMPANY DEALERS IN COMFORT 134 Snapshots above present Scene at Leap Year Dance-Faculty tea honoring Senorita Quesada's birthdayfMock Wedding at Sophomore Party-Drum majorsg Virginia Hus- song, Richard Welge, Martha Mannen- Gals attending the Sophomore Party-Prize winning stunt given at Freshman Party-Uncle Si and Aunt Mary at Soph's Frolic- Maintenance Force-seatedg Kern, Ryder, Paul, standingg Edwards, Williamson, Hand --Another view of the Leap Year Hop. 135 IIIIIIIII IIII IIII Compliments of S H E A R E R CHEVROLET Myers Compliments of Funeral Service C. V. Tobey, Manager W. W. Chase, Sales Manager llIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII Illll IIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A shiftless character in a small Western town .had clone a hauling job for one of the citizens, who asked for an itemized bill. A few days later he received the following statement: Four comes and four goes at four bits a went. a,T The supervisor of a Western railroad received the following note from one of his track foremen: I am sending in the accident report on Casey's foot when he struck it with the spike maul. Now, under 'Remarksf clo you want mine or do you want Casey's? Compliments of MT. VERNON REGISTER - NEWS FULL LEASED WIRE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS SERVICE 136 TRAVEL THE BEST WAY GREYHUUNIJ fum Fred Smith--President Earl Smith-Vice-President Edwin Bomer-General Traffic Manager MT. VERNON OFFICE AT 824 MAIN 137 Judy Style Shop COMPLIMENTS Campus Girls' Fashion of Center MASTER BREAD Grace Kergan, Prop. Phone 7I l John B. Rogers Bldg. IlIIlIllIlllllllllllllllllllllll Illllllllllllllllllllll IillllIIIIIHIIlllllllllllllIllllE!!!llIllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll Paul, what does it mean here by 'Diplomatic Phraseology' ? My son, if you tell a girl that time stands still while you gaze into her eyes, that's diplomacy. But, if you tell her that her face would stop a clock, youire in for it. l+-1 l have only one request to make, groaned the college man who had come to work in the harvest. What is that, Mr. Smart? returned the farmer. Please let me stay in bed long enough for the lamp chimney to cool off. IlIIlIIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII IlllIIIlllllllllllllIIIIIIIHIIllllllllIllllllllllIllIIKHIIIIIKIIIIIIIIHIH ' Compliments of The Mt. Vernon Manion Laundry Radio Sales D E615 feafheliyf 'EP-0 Frigidaire Refrigerators E rgresjiillng ugDye?:Qmg Pham Radm Family Laundry sowioa EVERYTHING ELECTRIC That sauoaoo 1118 Main Phone 1227 Ph. 100 820-22 Broadway lllllllllllllllllllllll IIlllllilllllIllllIllIllIIIllllllllllnllllllIIIKIIIEIIIIIIEIIIIIIII ll!llIlIllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllll COMPLIIVIENTS OF KING CITY FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association A Good Place to Borrow Money A Good Place to Invest Money GUY A. WOOD, Secretary 138 B 0 W L I N G 2 Compliments of is Healthfui Recreation E : First PACKWOOD National Bank Bowling Lanes i304 Broadway of Mt. Vernon COMPLIMENTS OF 4 I 1 LI ig ,E 5 Smart Apparel For Thrifty Fashionablesu lllllIllIIlIl!IlllllllllIllIllllIllIlllllllllllillIIIIIlllillllllllllllllllllllIllllIllIllIllIllIllIlllIIIIlllllllllllIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllll Compliments of D. H. A M E R I C A N E CLOTHING COMPANY L A U N D R Y E U69 Years on the Square and - GOOD CLOTHES Dry Cleaning Company FOR MEN AND BOYS I2 I 3 Broadway Phone 63 2 Northeast Corner Square llllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllll IIIIllIIIIllIIIIllIllllllllllllliIllllll!IIlIIlIIlII!IIIlllllIIIIllIllIllllIllIlllllllllIllllllllllllll Compliments of ROTH DAIRY CO. Pasteurizecl and Homogenized Dairy Products 820 Harrison St. Phone I 277 Illllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllll llllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll 139 IIIIIIIII IIIII IIII llll IllIIIIlIllIllIllIIIllIIIlllIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll Compliments of E Our Name Will Tell What We Sell JOHNSON THE FLORIST WELGE STORE Paint and Wallpaper Phone 420 2020 W. Broadway North Side Square : Mt. Vernon, Ill. IIllIllIllllllllIIIllllllllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Grandfather: ul never see a blush on a girl's cheek now. It was different in my day. Flapper: Oh, naughty granddad, what did you say to them? - lgi. Tommy's Sister: Tommy, what is a synonym? A synonym, said Tommy wisely, is a Word you use when you can't spell the other one. i,T Success Expert: What's your name? Greek Client: Gus Poppapopupopulosf' Success Expert: Get a job selling motorcycles. Illllllll llIllllllIllllIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllll Illllllllllllllllllllll Illllllll National Auto Supply 10th and Jordan sf. J, F, ELMHIRST Compliments of ' INSURANCE AGENT Every Part For Your Car E p HER-FU SW N EV RY PURC A ix V 'rf 'M' HT: r J G S S f - f- We--A-,DEPARTMENT STORES -- :N Where You Can Shop with A H Confidence D65 Mt. Vernon, Illinois 140 IllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllilllllll FOR HEALTHFUL EXERCISING ENTERTAINMENT ROLLER SKATE HALL'S ROLLER RINK 515 South IO St. Mt. Vernon, Illinois HERIVIAN RILEY C. R. HALL PHONE 289-F OR PRIVATE PARTIES IIIIllllllllllllllllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IlllIllIllIllIllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll COMPLIMENTS OF ROGER'S DRUG STORE You are Always Welcome at Your Walgreen Agency Drug Store Ill South Tenth St. Phgne 126 Compliments of Illinois Brokerage Lumbe' Company Cornpany E Where the Greatest Number B Th ' 1. h .X Mt, Vernon's Bargain 5 uy eu. um er 1 Headquarters Ph. 621 13th at Broadway '' ' ''' ' ' ! 'EXE :DuIllIuIllu1nIllIsIllI1:1:IuIlln1n111n11mzmxmmmnmu ? BENOIST BROS! Compliments of 5 Hardware - Furnaces Jordan's Furniture Best for Less Com an - P y West Side of Square E Phone 344-345 IlIIIllIIIIlIllIllIIIIllIlIIIllIIlllIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIllIllllllIllIlllllIlIllIlllIIlIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII THE MAMMOTH MT. VERNON'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE x BUY MORE WAR BONDS X AND STAMPS Southeast Corner Square Mt. Vemon Illinois Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllll 142 CARR E. Blankenship Service Garage and Company Incorporated DeSOTO - PLYMOUTH 5 Phone 88 - 8' 6 Main St. Wholesale Auto Parts MT. VERNON, ILLINOIS -Iobbef I'lI tell you something if you promise to keep it dark. Shoot You have a wonderful parlor. ,im A Vermont farmer was plowing a field with one ho.rse, but he was yelling, GicIdap, Jack. Gicldap, Jerry, Giddap, Casey. Giclclap, CrOmYVell.', A stranger passing by asked, I-Iow many names does your horse have? Oh, said the farmer, his name is Jack, but he cIoesn't know his own strength. So, I put blinders on him and yell all those other names. I-Ie thinks he has other horses helping him. llllllllIllIIIlllllllllIlIllIlllllllIllIllllllllllIllllllllIlllllllllllllllllIllllllllllIIlIIlIllIIIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll -4' HAWKINS AND f PULLEY . FUNERAL HOME Jones Pharmacy Compliments o 10 Phone 3 49 IlllIlllllllllllllIllllllllllllll 76,14 5401796 DRESSES - COATS - SUITS - LINGERIE Salem I Illinois 143 Mt. Vernon Car Manufacturing Company LD F I .GSSGSUY I I WT W I F114 fff fi 'K-IV lz Lit.fkL C? E 3-1aA:.,v g I 1 14 11 , , ,1 11- 11, .- 3 STWTHU I zu' 1 1' 1 5 1 :MEIN 5111115 F1,lI,I,f1IlEI K! 1 1 11 1x , I ' I NI, Ii 1 ,X 1 .1 ' 91'111z '!, , 1 ,,'x ,1 ,,. X- 1.1s. 1 , 1 1 1 . , . , 1 1 E L- 1'11 ,11 111m I 5 f ' , ' 1 11 J 1 '4 1 1 1 . I Q 1 . 1 1 V - E V 1, I QE ' 1. 1 I' 5 H W111'111111,11'1 11 ! fIvi,JI 'ilmifIjJ:!11i H N 14 11+1111l11f!1 1, 1 I ' 1 1 1 M 11 111 l l 111D , W5 7lze 1944 Wanna MT. VERNON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL MT. VERNON. ILLINOIS ww 1944 ,U -VOWNSHIA K A f mv 1 is NNN wa SSX WL WNW 'W Q OUNT vER 'o 14 Mewilecf N2,,Aj,'4f,eCg 5? Me efwm af 1944 am! 7945 K i 'lion We dedicate the l944 Vernois to the courageous alumni of Mt. Vernon Township High School who, in the armed forces of the United States, are so ably doing their part to preserve our cherished American institutions and freedoms. ln our dedication photograph we honor the memory of Private Homer Richard Marvel '38, a worthy representative of this group and the first graduate of the school to die of wounds received in combat. I-le fell on a battlefield in Africa on September l8, l943, and died two days later. For his valor he was posthumously awarded the Medal of the Purple Heart. Tl-IE STAFF '7!w Gamfwfx i1 5 5 9 ff J 10 I 13 I M n ! I 14 7a0 An outstanding addition was made this year when the United States Treasury Department loaned five buildings and equipment formerly used by the N. Y. A. to the school for use in vocational education. This property, valued at S4l,UUO, provides facilities for training in ma- chine shop, Welding, auto and farm mechanics, foundry, and building trades. Pictured above are students Working in the machine shop, an interior View of the foundry, and exteriors of four of the buildings. Q 15 ne . .It 6. Eamcfofg First Row: Iohn I. Mcmion, Paul M. Fitch, President, V. E. Richardson. Second Row: L. A. Bedcxrd, Mrs. Mary G. Dickson, Secretary, Dr. Iohn I. Corle-W 17 du Zdwh, Pa' ' The six inspectors who visited the school in lotnugry pronounced it one of the best in the stc1te. l They commended the efficiency, tore- sight, ond progressive policies of Mr. Echols, who hots done so much to mcxke the school outstanding. 18 1? Q. . i 5 1 f I N . I N ww 2 W i P N W E A ff w J will J S w 19 X Clifford Ames Iustecxn Bleeks C. F. Anderson Drafting Art Agriculture X Wilfred Beckmeyer Anna Bond E. L. Brock X Edith Cates Music Frenchp Letting Mcrthemct- Science Secretary ,tics 7k Stanley A. Chcmgnon A Alberta Croy mrgaret Ann Cummings Dorothy Cooke Cogchg Physical Educci- Commercial Subjects ' English Nurse tion 20 fl Kenneth Cross Edith Curdling X Glenn Dare Scienceg Social Studiesg English Social Studies Aeronautics Helen Gregory Richard Fiocchi X Dorothy Dare ' Science Commercial Subjects Comme-ricial Subjects X Ruth Hagey X Lloyd R. De Witt Social Studies Englishg loumalismg Ad- viser of Publications Zl Velma Denny Social Studies Eugene B. Epperson Social Studies Kaye Fisher Commercial Subjects ..-1.-.----.-vi Kathleen Kelley Assistant Secretary Iohn Mayfield Machine Shop Dorothy Printz V Home Econornicsg Cafe- teria Manager XAr1huf Milward Dean of Boysg Social Studies Florence Lyon Music Nfxw. H. Myers Scienceg Mathematics Xflmily Kelley Social Studiesg Latin Iane Heiser Mary G. Howells Home Economics Home Economics Pearle Landfair Elizabeth Lawson Englishg Speech. Cornrnercial Subjects Gwen Rudolph - F. F. Stables Velma Wood Mildred Warren Physical Education Industrial Artsg Assistant Mathematics Librarian ' ' Principal Louise Wright 2cLeta Thompson Argentina Quesada Leamon L. Wingo English English Spanish A Industrial Arts Clara White Ira E. Winn YA Eleanor Richardson English Mathematicsg Scienceg Mathematics Assistant Coachg Physical Education 23 Seniafz 61644 24 2 2 L 9 2 L4 I i CTOP ROWJ Iackie Aaron P. E. Demonstration l5 Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 45 Music Contest 25 Operetta 3, 4. Iabe Anderson Advanced Chorus 2, 35 P. E. Demonstration 35 P. E. Captain 35 Operetta 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Student Council 45 Commando 3. Mae Alexander 5 Library Assistant 2, 3, 4. KMIDDLE ROWJ Silas Allen Student Council lg Home Boom Officer lg Science Club5 Music Contest 25 Advanced Chorus 2, 35 Operetta 35 P. E. Captain 35 Usher 3. Bernice Nell Adams Bonnie High School l, 2 35 Class Officer l, 25 All- School Play l, 25 Ad- vanced Chorus Otficer l 2, 3. Teresa A. Albrecht G. A. A. l5 P. E. Demon- stration l5 P. E. Captain l, 25 Home Boom Officer l, 2, 45 Music Contest 25 Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3, 4. Gerald Glen Allen Bonnie High School l, 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Class Officer 3. CBOTTOM ROWJ Mary Lou Allen Oblong High School 2: Hi Tri Council li HOIT19 '26 Room Officer lg P. E. Demonstration l 5 Band l, 25 Music Contest l, 25 Or- chestra 25 Drama Club 2. Bobby V. Ammons P. E. Demonstration 35 P. E. Captain 3. ' Hazel Maxine Allen i tgirl Mary Louise Adamili P. E. Demonstration Zi Vernois News Staff 3, 4 Student Directory Staff 4 1 qrop Rowp gi Ruby Louise Anderson QPP. E. Demonstration 2, Hi Tri Assistant 3, Chemistry Club 4, Usher 4. :S Iudy Anderson gBradentoWn High School, Bradentown, Pla. l. M Gerald L. Barthel lfushef 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Q-,Room Officer 2, P. E. 6Demonstration 2, Cheer- leaders Class 2, 3, 4, Stu- fizlent Directory Staff 3, P. 3.2, Captain 3, fournalism Club 3, Latin Club Officer 3, All-School Play 3, Cheerleader 3, Vernois News Staff 3, 4, Student Sales 4, Operetta 4, Busi- ness Manager Vernois 4. Bernice Baker Sesser High School l, 2, Home Room Officer 4. CMIDDLE Row, Helen Baumgartner P. E. Demonstration l. Merrit Beckman' Bill Bethel A 27 lane Batts Class Officer l, 2, 3 Home Room Officer l, 2 3, Student Council l, 2, 3 4, Hi Tri Council l, 2, 3 4, Prom Queen 3, Stul dent Sales 3, Usher 4, Student Council Officer 4 KBOTTOM ROWJ Jeanette Ansorge P. E. Demonstration 2, Hi Tri Assistant 3, Library Assistant 3. 1 1 1 Charles W. Blessin P. E. Demonstration 2, 3, Chemistry Assistant 3, 4, Chemistry Club Officer 4. Donna Ieanne Bellamy P. E. Demonstration l, G. A. A. l, 2, Home Room Officer l, 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Hi Tri Council 2, 3, 4, Student Sales 3, Class Officer 3, 4. Edward Bayne CNo picture! QTOP ROWJ Everett Wayne Bobbitt Opdyke High School lg Bonnie High School 2, 35 Athletic Manager l. Mary Ellen Bond Ivan Blankenship Doris Byars P. E. Demonstration lg Cf. A. A. 25 Advanced Cho- rus 2g Music Contest 2g Library Assistant 3. QMIDDLE ROWJ Iames Boswell P. E. Demonstration 35 Bi- ology Assistant 2. Ruby Charline Cameron Orville Bodine Student Council 3g Home Room Officer 3g Machine Shop Foreman 3, 4. Mariorie Bean 28 KBOTTOM ROW? Fairra Carroll Home Boom Officer lg P. E. Demonstration lg Mu- sic Contest 2g Advanced Chorus 2, 3g Operetta 3. Robert Chaney Mildred Baxter Wanda Chapman it P. E. Demonstration l General Science Assist ant lg Operetta 3g Ad Vance Chorus 2, 3. , CTOP ROWJ ' Corine Clark P. E. Demonstration l, 3, Hi Tri Assistant '3, Oper- etta 3, 4, Advanced Cho rus 3, 4, Music Contest 4. Martha Collins . lean Cook P. E. Demonstration l, Library Assistant 3. Mary Ioan Dearin er 9 G. A. A. l, P. E. Demon-f stration l, 2, Orchestra l, 2, Music Contest l, 2, Stu- dent Sales l, 2, 3, 4, Usher l, 2, 3, 4, P. E. Captain 2, Hi Tri Council 2, Home Room Officer 2, Operetta 3, lournalism Club 3, Student Directory Staff 3, Pan American Club 3, Vernois New Staff 3, 4, Nurse Assistant 4. CMIDDLE ROWJ Iirn Cunnington Gloria N. Deeds P. E. Demonstration 2, Hi Tri Assistant 3, Nurse As- sistant 4. Doris Cook P. E. Demonstration l, Li- brary Assistant 2. Eugene Deem Student Council l, Home Room Officer, Track 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Orches- tra 3, Usher 3, 4. CBOTTOM ROWJ Virginia Dare Home Room Officer l, Music Contest l, Band l, 2, 3, P. E. Demonstration 2, Hi Tri Assistant 3. Melvin E. Conncrway Home Room Officer 2, P. E. Captain 3. Cora Bernice Culli P. E. Demonstration 2. 1anawu.,.1..--V W, qToP Howi Ruth Drennan P. E. Demonstration Z, Music Contest 2, Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4. Charles E. Dycus Student Council 1, 2, Home Room Officer 1, 2, her 3 Band 1 2 3 4, Us , , , , Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. Rose Marie Donoho KMIDDLE ROWJ Richard Dykes Athletic Manager 1, 2, Student Council 3, Home Room Otficer 3, 4. Frances Louise Drenncm Home Room Officer 1, Student Council 1, 4, Hi Tri Council 1, 4, Vernois News Staff 3, Prom At- tendant 3, l-li Tri Execu- tive Otficer 4, Student Di- rectory Staff 3, All-School Play 4. Myrna M. Driggers Student Sales 4, Usher 4. Robert Draege F. F. A. 2, 3, P. E. Cap- tain 3, Wood Shop Assis- ant 4. KBOTTOM ROW1 Donald Ellis Science Club 1: Latin Club 2, P. E. Demonstra- tion 3. Gcxle Dodson Music Contest 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Of- ficer 2, Biology Assistant 2, Theatre Orchestra 25 Orchestra 2, Football 4. Nellie Mae Estes P. E. Demonstration 1, 3- 'Wx Bill Degenhcrrt i f 15 crop Howl I ack Garrison Music Contest 2, Ad-V vanced Chorus 2, 3, 4, P. E. Demonstration 3, Op- eretta 3, 4, All-School Play 4, Chemistry Assist- ant 4. Leila Flanagan P. E. Demonstration 2, Art Club 4. Clifford R. Fields Usher l, 2, 3, Gym Assist- ant 2, Operetta 3, Ad- .vanced Chorus 3, -Foot- rl ball 4. Lucinda Firebaugh Latin Club l, G. A. A. l, P. E. Demonstration l,f2, Student Directory Staff 3, Iournalism Club 3, Ver- nois News Staff 3, 4, Op- eretta 3, 4, Advanced Chorus 3, 4, Student Sales 3, 4, Hi Tri Assist- ant 3. CMIDDLE ROWD Frank Franklin P. F. A. 3, 4, F. F. A. Of- ficer 4, F. F. A. Speaking Contest 3. Doris Fruend Alreva Fairchild Kay Fleerage P. E. Demonstration l Home Room Officer Gym Assistant 3. KBOTTOM ROWJ Ruth Fowler Ina High School l, 2, 3 Student Council l, 2, 3 ciqss officer 1, 2, 3, A114 School Play l, 3, Cheer- leader 3. Lloyd F arthing Betty Gamber Latin Club 1, Home Room Officer l, 2, 3, 4, P. E. Captain l, 2, Hi Tri Coun- cil l, 4, P. E. Demonstra- tion 2, Music Contest 2, Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4, Prom At- tendant 3, Cheerleader Class 4, Student Sales 4. CTOP Rowy Walter C. Goddard Student Directory Staff 3 Usher 3, 45 Vernois News staff 3. Margaret Goffinet P. E. Demonstration 2. lack Gaunt QMIDDLE ROWJ Iack Gorham P. E. Demonstration 3. Chester Glover Home Room Officer L35 Basketball 4. Eileen Kathrine Hatfield Home Room Officer l, 25 l-li Tri Assistant 35 Vernois Staff 45 Student Directory Editor 45 Library Assist- ant 4. Wanda Gene Harrison Latin Club 35 Home Room Officer 4. 32 QBOTTOM ROWJ Benny H. Graham P. E. Demonstration l5 P. E. Captain 3. ' Donald A. Harrison, Ir. P. E. Demonstration 3. Mary Dolores Hale ' - lna High School l, 2, 35 Class Officer 25 Operetta 45 Advanced Chorus 4. Mary Hancock CTOP ROWJ Fred Hays F. F. A. 3, 4. Verna Mae Hawkins P. E. Demonstration 2. Owen fBudJ Herbert , Home Room Officer lj Art Club 15 Music Contest 25 Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 45 P. E. Captain 35 Oper- etta 3, 4. Arthur Herbert , Advanced Chorus 2, 35 P. E. Demonstration 3. CMIDDLE ROWJ Gale Hester F. F. A. lg F. F. A. State ludging l. William Highsmith Suzanna Hester Wayne Highsmith P. E. Demonstration lj Football 35 Latin Club 35 Student Council 45 Hi Beta Council 45 Hi Beta Executive Officer 4. 33 CBOTTOM ROWJ Loyd L. Hill Salem High School l5 P. E. Captain 35 P. E. Dem- onstration 3. Wanda Hester P. E. Demonstration lj Science Club Officer lg Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Mu- sic Contest l, 25 Home Room Officer 35 Theatre Orchestra 35 Operetta 3, 45 Ensemble 3, 4. , Donald Hoit f -Y, CTOP ROWJ Marjorie Eloise Huff Bluford Township High School l, 2, 3, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, Spider Staff 3, Class Play 3, Student Sales 3. Iohn Howard Class Officer l, Home Room Officer l, 2, Stu- dent Council l, 2, 4, Mu- sic Contest l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, P. E. Demonstra- ' 2 3 Theatre Orches- tion , , tra 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Vernois News Staff 3, fournalism Club Officer 3, P. E. Captain 3, Music Festival 3, Hi Beta Coun- cil 4, Hi Beta Executive Officer 4. . Donna lean Holm Home Room Officer l, 2, 3, P. E. Demonstration 2, Music Contest 2, Ad- vanced Chorus 2, 3, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Sales 3, 4, Hi Tr i Council 4, Hi Tri Execu- tive Officer 4, Usher 4, Student Council Officer 4. 4 i KMIDDLE ROWB Wilma lean Holloway P. E. Demonstration 2. ' Merril Huffstutler . Marian Ieffries P. E. Demonstration l,'2, Library Assistant 4. Thelma Iamerson Waukegan Township High School l, Home Room Officer 2, Library Assistant 4. 34 , CBOTTOM Rowi Gerald Iohnson Thelma E. Iester P. E. Demonstration l. Prom Attendant 3, rary Assistant 3, Usher Student Council 3, Home Room Officer 3, Melvin Eugene In P. E. Demonstration 3 Norman L. Iolly P. E. Demonstration l 5 P E. Captain 3, Usher CTOP ROWJ Paul Iones 9. E. Demonstration' 3. ,, Iecme Duane Jordan Tandalia High School 15 QSQA. A. Officer l5 P. E. Qbemonstration 1, 25 Stu- 'ient Directory Staff 3: 'purnalism Club 35 Pan fmerican Club 35 A11- chool Play 35 Student tales 3, 45 Usher 3, 45 Ver- zigis News Staff 35 Editor 1 Vernois News 4. if Ruth Ella Iordcrn , ia High School 15 Stu- ient Council 15 Class Of- ficer 15 A11-School Play 15 Student Sales 35 Home Room Officer 4. Ioe King Walterboro High School, Walterboro, S. C. 35 Dra- ma Club 15 Band 1, 25 Home Room Officer l, 25 Cheerleader l, 45 P. E. D e m o n s tration 35 All- School Play 45 Operetta 45 Cheerleaders Class 4. CMIDDLE Howy Marie Kern f P. E. Captain l, 25 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 P. E. Demon- stration l, 35 Music Con- 35 test 25 Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 45 Cheerleaders Class 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. Officer 2, 3, 45 Gym Assistant 2, 3, 45 Student Council 35 -Horne Room Officer 35 Library Assist- ant. 35 Operetta 3, 45 Cheerleader 4. Audrey Iune Knapp Dahlgren Community High School 1, 2. Iames E. Kell P. E. Demonstration 3. Adelaide Klevom P. E. Demonstration l. . 1- ,M 1' , .. KBOTTOM Rowp Billie Landers Salem High School 15 Prom Attendant, 3. Clarence Koontz Betty lean Knauss P. E. Captain 1, 25 Home Room Officer l, 45 Hi Tri Council l, 2, 45 P. E. Dem- onstration 25 Music Con- test 25 Cheerleader 2, 35 Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 45 Cheerleaders Class 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Oper- etta 3, 45 Prom Attendant 35 Student Council 45 Gym Assistant 45 Chemis- try Assistant 4. CTOP ROW7 Iames Linson Mary Louis Home Room Officer 2, Li- brary Assistant 3. Howard Lisenby, Ir. P. E. Demonstration 3. QMIDDLE ROWl Dorothy McAdoo P. E. Demonstration.. lg Advanced C h o r u s 25 Home Room Officer 3, Hi Tri Assistant 3. Frederick Marion Lowry Band l, 2, 3, 4, Advanced Chorus 2, Music Contest 2, 4, Latin Club 35 Music Festival 3, Orchestra 3, 4. Freda Loker Shields High School l, 2 All-School Play l, 2 Class Play 2. Roy Linville , cBorToM ROWJ Dorothy McGhee Library Assistant 4. 36 1 Ieanne Anne Mannen Home Room Officer lp Orchestra 2, Band l, 2, 3. Clyde H. Mayer, Ir. Music Contest l 5 Trio En- semble lg Orchestra l, 2, Band l, 2, Home Room Officer l, 2, 4, P. E. Dem- onstration 2, Operetta Z3 Iournalism Club 2, P. E. Captain 2, Student Sales 4- Vernois News Staff 4, Student Directory 4, Ver- nois Staff 4. Dorothy McCoy crop ROWJ Betty Minor P. E. Demonstration l5 Gym Assistant 3. 'Melvin Mercer Iulicr Mery Altamont High School lg Elkville High School 2, 35 G. A. A. l5 Music Contest lg All-School Play l, 25 Advanced Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 fournalism Club 1, 35 Class Officer 2, 35 Class Play 35 Operetta 4. Aleta Minor KMIDDLE ROWJ Iohn R. Mitchell Band l, 25 P. E. Demon- stration 25 Music Contest 25 Track 25 Gym Assistant 35 Athletic Manager 3, 45 Home Boom Officer 3, 45 Hi Beta Council 3, 4. Doris Meyer Eugene Minor Audrey L. Maze 37 CBOTTOM ROWJ Dorothy Moore P. E. Demonstration l, 25 Music Contest 25 Hi Tri Council 2, 35 Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 45 Home Room Officer 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 35 Operetta 3, 4. Mark Moreton Advanced Chorus 25 Mu- sic Contest 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Hi -Beta Council 35 Football 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Class Officer 4. Doris Moreland W--wx' V V Mud. - crop Rowp Ralph Oathout Doris Roberta Moss P. E. Demonstration 1, 2. Patricia Murphy P. E. Demonstration 1, Music Contest 2, Ad- vanced Chorus 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4. CM1DDLE ROW! Alice Morrison P. E. Demonstration 1, 3, Home Room Officer 2, Li- brary Assistant 4, Stu- dent Sales 4. Ioanna Paige P. E. Demonstration 1. Emma Lee Palmer E Demonstration 1' G P. . , . A. A. 1, 2, Bio1ogy Assist- ant 2. Carl Andy Pace Student Council 1, Home Room Officer 1, P. E. Demonstration 3. CBOTTOM ROW! Vera Parsons P. E. Demonstration 1, Cf. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Music Con- test 2, Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 4, Gym Assistant 3, Student Sa1es 3, Operetta 3, 4. 38 Frederick A. Pemberton Music Contest 2,,Ad- vanced Chorus 2, 3, 4, P. E. Captain 3, P. E. Derri- onstration 3, S t u d e nt Sales 3, Operetta 3, 4. Cecile Peck Io Ann Pavitt V Advanced Chorus 3, M11 sic Contest 1. i CTOP ROWJ Betty Potts 4 G. A. A. l, P. E. Demon- stration l, 2, Hi Tri Coun- cil l, 2, 3, Home Room Officer l, 2, 3, Operetta 3, 4, Advanced Chorus 3, 4. Wilbert Pierce F. F. A. 2, F. F. A. Officer 3 Faye Rainey Qibrary Assistant 2, 3 P. E. Demonstration 2. 4 Helen Price Floyd M. Rainey Home Room Officer 2, Hi Science Club l, P. E. Tri Council 2. Demonstration 2, P. E. Captain 3. .CMIDDLE ROWD Geraldine Presley , Ina High School l, 2. 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, All-School Play l, 3, Class Officer 3. I A n KBOTTOM ROWJ . Rosalie Phillips Robert G. Regenhardt Home Room O icer l ff z Marjorie Porter Band l, 2, P. E. Captain 2. 39 ,.m.........-.. Nadine Pierce Student Council l, 2, Hi Tri Council l, 2, Home Room Officer l, 2, P. E. Demonstration l, Music Contest 2, Advanced Chorus 2, 3, Vernois Staff 2, 4, Student Directory Staff 3, Operetta 3, Ver- nois News Staff 3, 4. Harold Poole Home Room Officer l, Pan American Club Offic- er 3. ? .X.t,.,,,.,...,.1, crop Rowi Roy L. Renfro P. E. Captain 3, P. E. Demonstration 3. Arvella Shaw P. E. Demonstration l, Li- brary Assistant 4. Howard Rentchler Ross Orchestra l, Vernois News Staff l, 2, 4, P. E. Demonstration 2, Student Directory Staff 4. CMIDDLE ROWJ Marion Savage Vernois News Staff 3, lournalism Club 3, Ver- nois Staff 4. Pat Roth Hi Beta Council l, 2, 4, Home Boom Officer l, 2, 4, P. E. Demonstration 2, Student Council 2, 4, Ver- nois News Staff 3, Foot- ball 3, 4. Phyllis Ann Smith Student Council l, Cf. A. A. l, Drama Club l, Class Officer l, P. E. Demonstration l, 2, Stu- dent Sales l, 2, 3, 4, Ush- er l, 2, 3, 4, Home Boom Officer 2, Student Direc- tory Staff 3, lournalism Club 3, All-School Play 3: Operetta 3, Pan Ameri- can Club 3, Vernois News Staff 3, 4, Editor of Ver- nois 4. William Al Ruoff Pinckneyville Community High School l, 2, Orches- tra l, ,Band l, Latin Club l, 2, Track l, 2, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Officer 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Home Boom Officer 4. KBOTTOM ROW? Norma lean Shurtz P. E. Demonstration l. A v4U Lauralu Stewart Senior High S c h o ol. Springfield, Mo. 2, 3, Op- eretta 4, Advanced Cho- rus 4, Student Sales 4. William M. Sager F. F. A. State Iudging lc P. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Officer 3, 4. I. D. Shields Home Boom Officer ls Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, F001- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 3, 4, Class Ol' ficer 3, P. E. Demonstra- tion 3, Hi Beta Council 42 Hi Beta Executive Officef 4 I i 9' CTOP ROWJ Iim Shields Football 1, Usher 1, P. E. Demonstration l, 2, Ad- vanced Chorus 2, Home Room Officer 2, P. E. Captain 3. Irwin Lewis Smith Arcola Township High School 1. Phyllis Stonesypher P. E. Demonstration 1. Don Russell Parker High School, Chi cago 1, P. E. Demonstra- tion 2, 3, Usher 3, 4. , KMIDDLE ROWJ Louise Sloatmcm P. E. Demonstration 1 Music Contest 1, 2, Or chestra 1, 2, 3, 4, vanced Chorus 2, 3, Ver nois News Staff 3, Stu- dent Diroclory Staff Theatre Orchestra 3, Ori chestra President 3, Op- eretta 3, 4, Music Ensem- ble 3, 4. Ad- Robert Simmons Aeronautics Club Officer 1. Roger Smith Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 4, Music Contest l, 2, Orchestra 2 3, P. E. Demonstration 3, Music Festival 3, Operet- ta 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4. f Mary Ruth Spurlock lna High School 1, 2, 3. QBOTTOM HOW! Dale Smith P. E. Demonstration 3. Betty Stevenson P. E. Demonstration 1 Music Contest 2, Ad- vanced Chorus 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3, 4. lack Rutherford P. 12. Demonstration 3. gunman .,.,......-.--7 CTOP ROWJ George Troutt Student Council lp Home Room Officer l5 P. E. Captain l5 Science Club Officer l5 All-State Cho- rus 25 Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 45 Music Contest 2, 45 Operetta 3, 45 All- School 4. Ieannette Walker Music Contest l5 Band l, 25 Class Officer 25 Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 45 Hi Tri Council 2, 3, 45 Prom Attendant 35 Home Room Officer 35 Hi Tri Execu- tive Officer 45 Student Sales 4. Bob Webb Home Room Officer l, 25 Class Officer l, 25 Student Council l, 2, 45 Gym As- sistant 35 P. E. Demon- stration 35 Athletic Man- ager 45 Track 4. Huram M. Tumer G. A. A. l5 Home Room Officer l, 25 P. E. Demon- stration l, 25 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Gym Assistant 25 Mu- sic Contest 25 Hi Tri Council 25 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Pan American Club 35 Operetta 45 Theatre Or- chestra 4. KMIDDLE ROWJ Zelma Thomas High schools attended Decatur l 5 Dahlgren l, 2 Tampa, Pla. l5 Port St. loe, Fla. l5 Mobile, Ala. l5 Hammond 25 Chamblee, Ga. 25 Huntsville, Ala. 25 Cfoose Creek, Tex. 3, 4. Hi Tri Council 35 Home Room Officer 3. Bill Thompson Band l, 25 Advanced Chorus 25 Music Contest 25 Vernois News Staff 35 V Football 3, 45 V. Track 45 V. Basketball 45 Hi Beta Executive Officer 45 Stu- dent Council 4. Ioanna Strattcm P. E. Demonstration lg Music Contest l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Ad- vanced Chorus 2: Hi Tri Assistant 35 Operetta 3, 45 Theatre Orchestra 3, 4. Paul Whitney. Ir. P. E. Demonstration lf Home Room Officer 2: Student Council 25 V Football 4. KBOTTOM Howl Riley Taylor Frances Lucille Tobin Science Club l5 P. E. Demonstration l5 Library Assistant 4. Iohn R. Walker Woodlawn High School l, 2: Class Officer 2. Norma lane Tennison T Dahlgren Community High lf 2 i CTOP ROWJ Bill Webber Ella Mae Whisenhunt Bonnie High School l, 2, 3, Cf. A. A. l, 2, 3, Ad- vanced Chorus l 2 , , 3: Class Play 2, Advanced Chorus 2, 3, All-School Patricia L. Webb Play 2, 3, Class Officer 2, Advanced Chorus 2, 3, Home Room Officer 2, 4. Marion, H. Weisbecker Woodlawn High School l, 2, 3, Echo News Staff 3, Class Play 3. .Xl R 3. KMIDDLE ROWJ A Marian Westcott Home Room Officer 4. Richard Welge Home Room Officer l, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Music Contest l, 2, Vernois News Staff 3, Student Di- rectory Staff 3, Iournal- ism Club 3, P. E. Cap- tain 3, P. E. Demonstra- tion 3, Tri-City Band Fes- tival 3, Drum Major 3, 4, Operetta 4, Theatre Or- chestra 4. Elaine White P. E. Demonstration l, G. A. A. l, 2, Home Room Officer l, 2. 43 Iames Wielt Woodwork Assistant 3 Vacational Metal Assist- ant 3, 4. KBOTTOM ROWJ Thelma White P. E. Demonstration l, Home Room Officer 3, 4, Student Council 4, Li- brary Assistant 4. William Whitlock Art Club l, Home Room Officer 2. Patsy Whitley P. E. Demonstration l. V, W l l 1 r i ft 121121.17 QBOTTOM ROW? WO? ROW? Glenn A. Willmore - P. P. A. Mm-y Ella Wood P. E. Demonstration ls Harold Whitsell Mildred Williams Science Club l. Murrel Eugene Wilson F. P. A. 3, 4. KMIDDLE ROWJ Ethel Williams Sesser High School l, Vernois News Staff 4. 2: Orchestra 2, 3, 4, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, P. F. A. 4. Colleen Mae Wood P. E. Demonstration l, Li- brary Assistant 3. Laurita Williams G. A. A. l, P. E. Demon- stration l, Band l, 2, Mu- sic Contest l, 2, Music semble l 2 Orches EH , , - tra l, 2, 3, l-li Tri Assist- ant 3, Operetta 3. General Science Assist- ant l, Science Club l, Music Contest l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Music En- semble 2, P. E. Captain 2, P. E. Demonstration 2, Orchestra 2, 3, Operetta 3, Library Assistant 3, 4. Ray Willis lna High School l, 2, 3. 44 t Neva I. Williams A Gym Assistant l, 2, Stu- dent Council l, 2, 4: Home Room Officer l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: f Music Contest 2, Hi Tri Council 2, P. E. Captain 2, G. A. A. 2, Operetta 3, 4, Library Assistant 3, 4. Iohn Woolsey Art Club l, 2, Art Club Officer 2, P. E. DemOI1' stration 3. I + Charles M. Moore V Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, V Football 1, 2, -3, 4, V Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Usher 2, 3. Theodell Bacon P. E. Captain 3, P. E. Demonstration 3, Pan American Club 3. Audrey Leata Rush Music Contest 2, Ad- vanced Chorus 2, 3, G. A. A. 2, 4, Operetta 3. Mertrue Huggins P. E. Demonstration 1, 2, Music Contest 2, Ad- vanced Chorus 2, 3, Op- eretta 3, G. A. A. 4. 45 Eddie Lee Route Home Room Officer 1, Gym Assistant 2, 3, P. E. Captain 2, 3, V Tumbling 2, 3, V Football 2, 3, V Basketball 2, 3, 4, V Track 2, 4, F. F. A. 4. Millie I. Person Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orches- tra 3, Operetta 3, Vernois News Staff 3, Student Di- rectory Staff 3, Iournalism Club 3, Music Ensemble 4. junfiafz Glwm 46 M' 1 Nf- el Q H egmwn in wg ,, W if g-11--... .,,,, crop Rowy Iimmie Anderson lean Adams Student Council l, 25 Class Officer l5 Home Room Otficer l, 25 Gym Assistant 25 Student Sales 3. Max E. Allen P. E. Demonstration 2. QMIDDLE ROWJ Maxine Anderson Bob Anderson Music Contest l5 Band l, 2, 35 Theatre Orchestra l5 P. E. Demonstration 25 Chemistry Club 35 Home Room Officer 35 Student Council 3. Minnie Mae Artis Harold Armstrong KBOTTOM Rowp Luther Auguston Betty Ashby G. A. A. Officer l5 P. E. 48 Demonstration 25 Operet- ta Z, 35 Advanced ,Cho- rus 2, 3. Bill Atchison Roclchurst High School, Kansas City, Mo. l, 25 Athletic Manager 25 Dra- ma Club Officer 25 Ad- vanced Chorus l, 25 De- bating Club Officer 25 All-School Play 3. Phyllis lean Baker G. A. A. l, 25 lournalism Club 25 Student Directory Staff 35 Vernois News Staff 3. CTOP ROWJ Luther Becherer Home Room Officer lg P E. Demonstration 2. Bemcxdine Beck G. A. A. lg Advanced Chorus 2, 35 Operetta 2, 3. Donald L. Benoist Band lg Usher l, 2g Iourn- alism Club 25 All-School Play 3g Chemistry Club 3. .1 .Q r,u:'f-e Patty Lou Berry G. A. A. 1,25 G. A. A. . Officer 2. CMIDDLE ROWJ A Vivien Borden Advanced Chorus 2, 35 Operetta 2, 3g All-School Play 3. Roy Edward Bevan Home Room Officer l, 2, 3g P. E. Demonstration 2g Advanced Chorus 2, 3g Operetta 2, 3g Chemistry Club 3g Football 3. 49 La Vcrdcr Brown Webber Township High School l, 2. Wcxndcxlee Borman usorrolvr Howl Iva Lee Brewer Iohn Harry Boyd Advanced Chorus 2, 35 Operetta 2, 3g All-School Play 3. Betty Helen Brown Hi Tri Council lg Home Room Officer lg Operetta 25 Advanced Chorus 2g Student Sales 2g Usher 2. -1-. Cro? ROWD Murray Brown Iune Burton Delbert Copple CMIDDLE ROWJ Charles Albert Conner P. E. Captain 25 Home Room Officer 3. Ivadene Bumpus Bonnie High School l, 25 Student Directory Staff lg Advanced Chorus l, 2. Betty Marian Carnahan Theatre Orchestra lg Band l, 25 Drum Major- ette 25 Hi Tri Council 25 Home Room Officer 2, 35 All-School Play 3. 5 Wendell Crowder Cheerleaders Class l, IZ, 35 Cheerleader l, 2, 35 Advanced Chorus 35 Op- eretta 2, 35 P. E. Captain 2. 50 LBOTTOM ROWJ Lorena Claybourn Kell High School l, 25 Band lp Cheerleaders Class l5 Cheerleader 2. Billy F. Davis Operetta 35 Advanced Chorus 3. Rosemary Carr Louise Cline Simpson County High School, Franklin, Ky. l, Z5 Home Room Officer l, 33 Class Officer 25 Drum Majorette 2. frop Bowl Dorcas Darnold Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra 3, Home Room Officer 3. Eugene Davis Betty Nell Davis G. A. A. l, Library Assist- ant 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3. Willard Iames Dees P. E. Captain 2., CMIDDLE ROWJ Bill Donelson Mary Anita Cole Hutchinson Senior High School, Hutchinson, Kan. l, 2, G. A. A. 2, Ad- vanced Chorus 2, Drum Majorette 2, Library As- sistant 3. Myra Fox Wayne Dodson CBOTTOM HOWJ Wilma I-'ryar 51 Iames Howard Downey Cheerleaders Class l, Student Council l, 2, Class Officer l, Home Room Officer l, 2, P. E. Captain 2, Theatre Or- chestra 2, Latin Club 2, Orchestra 2, 3, Vernois News Staff 3. Betty Duncan G. A. A. l, Operetta 2, Advanced Chorus 2. Bob Edson KNO picture? Home Room Officer 2, P. E. Captain 2, Basketball 3. KTOP ROWJ Leon A. Droll Basketball 35 Football 3. Donna lean Endicott P. E. Demonstration 2. Bobby Dulaney Elecmor Edmondson Operetta 25 Vernois St Gff 35 Vernois News Staff 3. CMIDDLE ROWD Gene Flanagan Harold Fickle Student Council 2, 35 Class Officer 2, 35 Home Room Officer 2, 3. Mary Fenton Hi Tri Council l, 25 Home Room Officer l, 25 Ver- nois News Staff 35 Ver- nois Staff 35 Student Di- rectory Statf 35 P. E. Cap- tain l, 25 Chemistry Club Officer 35 Student Sales 3. 52 Eugene Estes Silex Consolidated High, Silex, Mo. l5 All-School Play l5 lj. F. A. 2, 3. CBOTTOM ROWJ Howard Lavern Fowler Oletcr Ellis Sue Egbert Student Council l, 2 Home Room Officer l, 2 35 Operetta 2, 35 Ad- vanced Chorus 2, 3. Harold French Shields l-ligh School l. KTOP ROWJ Robert Wilder Guthrie Music Contest 1, Band 1, 2, Usher 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, Iour- nalism Club 2, P. E. Dem- onstration 2, Class Offic- er 3, Vernois News Staff 3 Arminta lean Harness G. A. A. 1, P. E. Captain 1, 2, Gym Assistant 2, P. E. Demonstration 2, Iour- ialism Club 2, Vernois News Staff 3, Student Di- Virginia Lee Hall rectory Staff 3, Student Sales 3, Vernois Staff 3. Roberta Ieanne Gibson Operetta 2, Advanced Chorus 2. Izora Green CMIDDLE ROWJ William Hall Student Sales 1' P , . E. Demonstration 2. Roberta Funkhouser G. A. A. 2, Library As- sistant 2, 3. lack Harris CBOTTOM ROWJ Leroy Hayes Athena Hassakis G. A. A. 1, P. E. Captain 1, 2, Iournalisrn C1ub 2, Home Room Officer 2, 3, Student Sales 2, 3, Usher 2, 3, Student Council 3, Vernois News Staff 3, 53 Vernois Staff 3, Student Directory Staff 3, All- School Play 3, P. E. Dem- onstration 2. Constantine Hassalcis Student Council 1, Track 1, Home Room Officer 1, 3, Iournalism Club 2, Ver- nois News Staff 3, Vernois Staff 3, P. E. Captain 2, P. E. Demonstration 2. Lee Gatewood CNo pictureb P. E. Demonstration 2. ,-,..1..-- . KTOP ROW? KMIDDLE ROWJ Mildred Houser Marion Township High School l, 2g Pep Club 2. Norma Holland Darlene Henson , . W1ll1am H. Iones Student Sales 2g Cheer- leaders Class 2. Gale Hood Paulina Bee Hughes Home Room Officer 3. Ioan Howard P. E. Demonstration 25 Library Assistant 3. Glenn Lester Henn 54 CBOTTOM ROWJ I Bill Iames Peggy Iohnston Randall Lee Ienkins P. E. Captain 25 P. E. Demonstration 2. Rosalie Iohnson G. A. A. lg Home Room Officer' 2g Operetta 25 Ad- vanced Chorus 2. crop ROWJ Noel Dean Knight Ruth Helen Kuenz Home Room O icer l ff 1 General Science Assist- ant 1. Iohn Latham Mary Ellen Kuykendall Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra 3. NCMIDDLE ROW? Bobby Keller Hopkinsville High School, Hopkinsville, Ky. 1, 2, 3. Martha L. Kirk G. A. A. l, Home Room Officer l, 2, 3, P. E. Dem- onstration 2, Hi Tri Coun- cil 2, Band 2, Drum Maj- orette 2, Student Sales 3, Usher 3. Thomas Olin Kirk Operetta 2, 3, Advanced Chorus 2, 3. Anne Klein Marion Township High School l, 2, Art Club l, Drama Club Officer 2, Drama Club l, 2, Latin Club l, 2, Latin Club Of- 55 ficer 2, Home Room Of- ficer 2, 3, All-School Play 3 CBOTTOM ROWJ Eunice Kane Ashley High School l, Class Officer l, G. A. A. l, All-School Play 1, Drum Majorette l, Band l, 2, 3. Robert Carl Iungers Hawthorne Iunior High School, Mattoon l. Roberta lean Keef Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Oper- etta 2, 3, Ensemble 3. CTOP Rowy Charles Leffler Mary Lawrence G. A. A. 35 Gym Assistant 3, Imogene LeNeave Robert Lowry CMIDDLE ROWJ Carl McCoy F. F. A. l, 35 Woodlawn Community High School, l. Norma lean McClure G. A. A. l5 Home Room Officer 25 Library Assist- ant 2. Lula Mae Lowry Library Assistant 3, Claire McCoy G. A. A. l5 lournalism Club 2. KBOTTOM Rowy Wilma McKinney G. A. A. ly P. E. Demon- stration 25 Operetta 25 Advanced Chorus 25 Gym Assistant 2, 3. 56 Donald McKinney Beverley McCullough Home Room Officer l5 G. A. A. l5 Vernois Staff 35 Gym Assistant 35 Library Assistant 35 Chemistry Club 35 All-School Play 35 Student Sales 35 Usher 35 Vernois News Staff 3. Iohn L. McMain Nowata High School, No- wata, Okla. l5 Basketball 35 Football 3. CTOP ROWJ CMIDDLE ROWJ Shirley Miller Betty Mumbower Library Assistant 2, 3. Operetta 2, Advanced Chorus 2. Loren Ray Mayo P. E. Demonstration 2, . Student Sales 2. Bob Mick Mczrylea Miller Turner H. Mcrynor, Ir. P. E. Captain 2, Football 3. Frances Milt Cheerleaders Class l- G Band l, fournalisrn Club A. A. l, Orchestra l, 2 lournalism Club 2, Oper- etta 2, 3, Vernois News Staff 3. Icxmes E. Mitchell Class Play , l, Athletic Manager 2, Hi Beta Council 3, Home Room Officer 3, Football 3, Shop Assistant 3. CBOTTOM ROW! Mary Louise Nelson fournalisrn Club 2, Li- brary Assistant 3, Ver- nois News Staff 3. 57 , , ,,,.--......A Bill Mcmnen Betty Neal Band l, 2, 3, Home Room Officer l, 3, Class officer 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Theatre Orchestra 3. Billie Peterson CNo picturel Mt. Carmel Township High School l, Senn High School, Chicago 4, Ca- reers Club 4. QTOP ROWJ Billy Powless P. E. Demonstration 2. Beverley Porter Student Council 25 Hi Tri Council 25 Home Room Officer 25 P. E. Demon- stration 25 Operetta 2, 35 Theatre Orchestra 35 Band l, 2, 35 Advanced Chorus 2, 35 Music Con- test l 5 Ensemble 2, 3. Pansy Pigg Rosemary Piercy Home Room Officer l5 G. A. A. l, 2, 3: G. A. A. 'Of- ficer 2, 35 Gym Assistant 2, 35 Operetta 2, 35 Ad- vanced Chorus 2, fMlDDLE Rown Margaret Page G. A. A. l5 P. E. Demon- stration 25 Operetta 3 Advanced Chorus 3. Albert Elmer Ohms Mary Ellen Ravenscroft 58 Doris Peterson Student Directory Staff 35 G. A. A. l5 Operetta 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Music Contest l5 Vernois Statf 3' cisorroivt ROWD ' Loyd Pendry Danville High School5 lg Gym Assistant l5 Band l 5 Vernois News Staff 3. Vera Payne Ianet Osborn Wanda Lee Overbey Operetta 2, 35 Advanced Chorus 2, 3. CTOP ROWJ Renee Ross G. A. A. 15 P. E. Demon- stration 25 Student Sales 35 Usher 3. Bill Rubottom Charlene Russell 3 Operetta 2, 35 Advanced Chorus 2, 3. Wanda Lee Richardson Cheerleaders Class 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 P. E. Demonstration 25 Operet- ta 2, 3. KMIDDLE ROWJ Herman Runge Student Council 15 Home Room Officer 15 Usher 25 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Basketball 3. Goldie Rogers Norma Iean Riley William Carroll Render P. E. Demonstration 25 Operetta 2, 35 Theatre Orchestra 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Band 35 Advanced 59 Chorus 25 Music Contest 1, 3. CBOTTOM ROWJ Norma Louise Schulik Hi Tri Counci115 Home Room Officer 15 Library Assistant 25 Band 1, 2. Clyde Richardson Charlene Richardson P. E. Demonstration 15 Home Room Officer 25 G. A. A. 2, 35 Gym Assistant 2, 3. A KTOP ROW? Eva Lou Shea P. E. Captain l5 Latin Club 25 Band l, 25 four- nalism Club Officer 25 Student Directory Staff 35 Vernois News Staff 35 Music Contest l5 Vernois Staff 3. Imo ene Schwenninger g Bonnie High School l, 2. Dorothy Gene Scott 5 Walter Shafer F. F. A. l. CMIDDLE ROWJ Fern Sharp lournalism Club 25 Gym Assistant 3. Mary Elizabeth Shaw 5 Neil Sinks Home Room Officer l5 Student Sales l. Marjorie Lucille Shelton Advanced Chorus 25 Op- eretta 2. 60 cBorToM ROWJ Burrell Scott Betty Sinks Willamina Smith St. Elmo High School l. Iacqueline Ann'Smoot P. E. Captain l, 25 P. E. Demonstration 25 Student Directory Staff 35 Vernois News Staff 35 Vernois Staff 3. 'ITOP Rowp Ronald Lee Watson Mary Ann Taylor Band 2, 3g Orchestra 3. Wanda Lee Stroud Bill White KMIDDLE ROWJ Martha Louise Summers Band l, 2, 3g Music Con- test lg Orchestra 2g Music Festival 2. I immie Urich Loretta Wall Gym Assistant 2g Iour- nalism 2g Vernois News Staff 35 Student Directory Staff 3g Vernois Staff 3. 61 Bema Dean Springer CBOTTOM ROWJ Stella Spurling . Charles Turrentine Ioe Ann Walls Cheerleaders Class lg lournalism Club 25 P. E. Demonstration 2g Library Assistant 2. QTOP ROWJ Verna White Betty Welch Library Assistant 3. Richard Weatherly Music Contest 1, Band 1 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, P. E. Demonstration 2, The- atre Orchestra 2, 3, Op- eretta 2, 3. Wanda Wagner Library Assistant 2, 3. I KMIDDLE ROWJ Eileene Whitsell Operetta 2, 3, Advanced Chorus 2, 3. Dorothy Whitley P. E. Demonstration 2. Vera Willmore P. E. Demonstration 2. Charles Woodrome CBOTTOM Rowl Frank Wilkey. Ir. 62 Audrey Nell Witter Music Contest 1, Hi Tri Council 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Class Of- ficer 1, 2, 3, Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, P. E. Dem- onstration 2, 3, A11- Schooi Play 2, Operetta 2, 3, Theatre Orchestra 1, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Advanced Chorus 2, 3. Bonnie Alice Wolfe Orchestra 3. Harvey Wooden Woodlawn County High School 1, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, F. F. A. Officer 3. CTOP ROWJ Betty Lee Young P E. Captain 1, G. A. A. l, Music Contest l, Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 3. Clarence York, Ir. Track l, Football l, 2, 3. Walter Young Dolores Woodall Library Assistant 3. CMIDDLE ROWJ Norma Iean Wilson Shields High School l, Wayne City High School 2. Maxine Woodall P. E. Demonstration 2. Marion E. Yarber Music l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Thea- tre Orchestra l, 3, Latin Club 2, lournalisrn Club 2, Operetta 2, 3, Ensem- ble l, 2, 3. 63 lean Wood Library Assistant l, G A. A. l, 2, Gym Assist- ant 2. CBOTTOM ROW? Clarence C. Mays Football 2, 3. Dorsie Mae Turner Advanced Chorus 2. Iack Brown Track l, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball 3. Sopfzonwae 01544 64 Sapfzamolzed Mary Allen Bomona Allen Eli zabeth Anderson Reba Anderson Lyndell Arnold Newell Arnold Neva Iune Askew Betty Atkinson Clarann Bakel Clinton Balsover Wilma Bayne V Mary Kathryn Beal Floyd Bean Helen Bec Bob Becherer George Beck k Ramona Beckman Marion Beniard Hazel Bis Arch Iohn Berry Rosemary Billups hop Lee Blackard Ioe Blagg Everett B Char Rena Bond Ioyce Boone oyd les Bright Floyd Bryan V Dwight Bumpus Floyd Bumpus Freda Ruth Burns Mild red Campbell V Vernon Campbell Doris Casey S. A. Changnon Iimmy Clifton Mary Frances Coffee Roma Lee Conner Margaret Cook Dean Copple Saphamafm Lois Culli Roland Davenport Rose Marie Dawes lack DeChamp Carl DeSelms Iimmie Denham Betty Dewey Martha Dougherty Richard Dolan Bill Duncan Elroy Dulaney Harry Dyel Ray Easley Nancy Lee Echols Imogene Ellis Karma Lee Elliott Cathryn Estes Paul Etheridge Betty Faulkner Betty F leener Nonna lean Fitts Crystal Lee Flint Leo Franklin Iohn Franscavitch Norma Friedman Lottie Mae Frost ,Charles Fruend Ioan Fry Iack Fryer Bob Garrison Charles Garrison Phyllis Gaunt Doris Gibson Marjorie Gilbert Mary Lee Glenn Mary Alice Gilbert Maurice Glover Melba Goddard Iva Good lerry Gott Ioyce Gowler Iunior Graham Wynona Graham Marjorie Grove Helen Haley Martha Grove David Hamann Simon Hancock Ben Harned Virgil Harvey Dwaun Harris Trulla Hassakis lean Hatfield Betty Hawkins Doris Hayes Dewey Hawkins Mary Hayes Maxine Henn Albert Hilliard Icme Hindman Imogene Hobert Robert Hofer Alva Howard Sam Howe Harold Howell Donald Hudson Dale Hunt Virginia Hussong Roxie Huston Nellie Hutsel George Inglett Gene Iackson Bill Iames Martha Ieffries Robert Iennings Virginia Iohnson Doris Iohnston Iacqueline Iohnston Betty Iones Charlene Iones Sapfmmaaei Helen Iones Charles Kam Lou Anne Keene Bill Keilbey Edyth King Eleanor Kitch Martin Knapp Dalton Knauss Marianne Knauss Mary Io Lewis Bob Lipps Paula McCracken Rosa Lee McDaniel Thelma McDonald Alberta McNew Martha Mannen Max Mathews Morris Metie 1 Norma Lee Meyer Iohn Mezo Malcolm Milliner Patricia Minor Ierry Mitchell Irene Mitroy Carmen Moore Marian Morgan Virgil Morris Evelyn Morton Harold Mumbower Laura Oathout Mary Etta Paine Wanda Lou Palmer Wilma Pasley Marjorie Patterson Patricia Perkins Mary Alice Pettitt Ruby Pflaum I-lrthahne Pierce Gorham Pigg Iaclc Quinn Safdwmawx Bill Ragan lim Ragan Beulah Ramsey Virginia Ransburgh Nancy Reed Dorothy Reeker Tom Regenhardt Iohnnie Mae Renfro Iames Reynolds Norma Reynolds Robert Reynolds Mary Margaret Riley Charles Rockenmeyer Iimmy Rough Clarence Charles Rubenocker Osa Lee Runge Lowell Russell Mary Anne Sams Richard Charles Sandy lack Schoch Schroeder . 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Mayfield Alice Meffert Fenton Merriman Betty lane Miller Dennis Minor Evalo Minor , Norma ,Minor Andy Mitchell Bob Moreton Iunior Morgan I Maxine Morgan Bill Morlan Ray N oren Ioan Moss Richard Murphy Charles Osbom Alden Obering Dorothy Oslager Betty Overbey Betty Doris Page Betty Iane Page Iames Palmer Bob Piercy Donald Parrish Cecil Phillips Dennis Pigg I uanita Poston Norma Poston- Io Ann Price lil-4 Qaalzmen Naomi Propst 1 Betty Rice Betty Ric Mari Iune Rucker Bob Betty Ruther Willadean S Mary Smith l Maxine Ge 78 Bob Puckett Bennie Purcell Avis Randol Calvin Randolph hardson Dena Richardson - Hazel Richardson Lena Richardson Barbara Ring , Marilyn Ring orie Ring Mary Lou Robertson Grady Ross Betty Ann Ruddick Ruddick Mary Io Ruffin Mary Russell ford Bill Rutherford Edgar Rutledge Mary Catherine Sammons Iohn Savage avage Iimmy Schulik ' Mary Schultz Ioyce Seabright Eddie Self David Shelton Betty Short Mary Simpson Esther Skaggs Delbert Smith Sarah Smith Wanda Smith Donald Sneed Iohnny Sneed R Robert Snyder Somers orge Southerd Harry Staley Ioe Stella Anita Stinson Lois Strattan Bonny Summers Lawrence Taliana Robert Tate Philip Thompson Alfred Todd Wallace, Todd Richard Towal Earl Vaughn Charlene Troutt L Charles Vaught Ioe Venezia Robert Vombehren Patsy Waite Robert Wagner Betty Wallace Martha Ward Iohnetta Wells Evah Westman Ioyce Whisenhunt Dorris White Eugene White Beverly Whitlock Barbara Whitney Imogene Whitson Marvene Whitson Virginia Whittemore Donald Williams Gilbert Wilson Iim Wilson Wanda Williamson Mary Louisa Witter Iames Wood Billie York Doris Woodworth Harriet Bradley Iames Bumpus Guy Caldwell Ruth McAllister Roosevelt Davis Roosevelt Marshall Mary Louise Route lack Route Louise Riley .........-gl mwwww 80 81 5 , Xe IN ENGLISH CLASSES I English II. Interpreting, a scene from nlulius Caesar. i English III. Discussing g r a rn in at i c al constructions. ' 'English 1v. Billie Landers and Iohn Howard engaged in word study. Speech V. Panel discussing speech principles of Hitler. Churchill. and Roosevelt. English Erven Arnold. Alice Meffert. ' and lean McPherson display Ivanhoe proiects. I E 1 4 i W xff ,-fy 1 xfx ww X X f A NM A9144 if 1 ff .1 MA. Ju., ...f.,.., -, .,. . 5 W04 ----- , . N ,. . , KM ,. ,, ,,,. ,,,,,,,,, . ,,,, ,,,, , ,W A 4 a -- - , ,U 2 - ,XM f: 1,111 fy , N.. WH., ,,- .. ., A-:H -H 1- A -H My , N , ,,,.. .A ,- .-A ,-, , 5. wx ,..K. ..,,,.:, ,4 ., y 4 T f',...q7 1 ,ff-YQ .. Um., ...,. . Whfiff' , ,. . ,-. ,V -. ,,g WN: -W .ff-, J -M , ff 5 '::J,,..,,x S f X 'I 4 Sal SU ai' - H 1 ' 1 ,, , .. f-4, -'qgqf' V-v , 1 A, A ,.,,'J..h.-.f f---V 595 , 1 A J' 'N :ZF . rags: ' 'A f ,, I L, ..,,. 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Changnon, and assist- ants Arthur Milward and lra Winn make up the coaching staff of the Rams. Mr. Changnon, head coach, came from West Frankfort, where he had made an envi- able record in his eight years there. He pro- duced fine teams in football and basketball his first year as coach in Mt. Vernon. Mr. Milward had charge of the freshman football and basketball teams which were very good this year. Mr. Winn coached the football reserves and developed some fine material for next season as well as producing a strong sopho- more basketball team. FOOTBALL REVIEW . Mr. VERNON 32-SPARTA 0 Coach Stan Changnon's Rams got off to a flying start in their first grid tussle by downing Sparta 32-U in their first home game. The Bams maintained a strong defense and the Bulldogs managed to pick up only two yards through the Barns line. MT. VERNON 6-FLORA 25 The strong Flora Wolves came to town and handed the Rams their first defeat of the sea- son. The Rams started out fast and scored first mainly on the running strength of Charlie Moore. But it was then that Malinsky and Company began to move. With a terrific of- fensive thrust they carried 75 yards for a touchdown. After that the Bams couldn't get any breaks and the Wolves tore them apart. MT. VERNON 40-COLLINSVILLE U The Rams easily trimmed the small but scrappy Kahoks of Collinsville, putting over a touchdown early in the first period on a 62 yard march. Charlie Moore ran 78 yards for a second touchdown and from then on it was evident that the Kahoks didn't stand a chance. MT. VERNON U-CHAMPAIGN 38 Against what many called the best team in the state the Rams didn't fare so well. The Ma- roons with their speedy backs and heavy line tore the Rams apart during the first half, but the Rams proved they had the stuff to stay in and fight. Champaign led 25-O at halftime. ln the last quarter the Rams held them score- less and outfought the Maroons until the final gun. MT. VERNON 13-MATTOON 8 The Rams got in a hole when the,Green Waves scored in the second auarter with the help of a few breaks, but the Rams came ahead, scoring on a pass to Shields in the end zone. Power plays paid off 'in the final period with Brown and Moore bearing the brunt of the attack. Moore carried the ball over with only two minutes of play remaining. MT. VERNON 25-ELDORADO 0 Proving themselves good mudders the Rams swamped the Golden Eagles easily. The Eagles were a light and inexperienced team and couldn't compete with the line play of the Rams. MT. VERNON 6-CARMI 7 A QU yard run on the opening kickoff gave the Carmi Bulldogs a victory over the Rams. The Rams gained lil first downs to Carmi's 3, but couldn't put the ball over the last stripe. The Bulldogs, true to their name, tightened up inside their own 30 yard line and hung on to win 7-6. MT. VERNON 46-CHRISTOPHER 0 When lack Brown cracked right tackle and Pat Roth scored on an end around play it took the wind out of the Christopher Bearcats. Two minutes later when Gene Deem ran 77 yards to score and Billy Van Zandt was put out of action, they were licked entirely. MT. VERNON 7-SALEM 12 T Exhibiting the most spirit they displayed all year the Bams invaded the lair of the mighty Salem Wildcats on Armistice Day. They took the lead in the third auarter but were nosed out in the last three minutes of play. The Bams defense was almost perfect and the mighty Wildcats found out that their power plays didn't work so well. ln this game the Bams truly displayed their defensive strength. fm. 71 nm iw' square Herman Runge . . . hard driving, hard kick- ing junior alternated at halfback and full- back positions. His fine defensive play and long punts often saved the day. Mark Moreton . . . senior letterman enjoyed his most successful season at the guard position. Mark's heavy build and aggres- siveness made him one of the best guards in these parts. Clarence Mays . . . a small but swift reserve halfback whose speed in reverses and off tackle slants spelled touchdown for the Barns more than once during the season. He will be back next year. I. D. Shields . . . captain and quarterback, played his last season in 1943 and it was one of his best. His cool-headedness and signal-calling abilities made him a fine play- er and his defensive strength was always a main factor in the game. Leon Droll . . . fine reserve and next year's captain. Leon played center and backfield this year but his speed and build may put him at an end position next season. Iack Brown . . . playing his second year of varsity football fackson had terrific drive and tore through the line by brute strength to gain many valuable first downs for the Rams. He has another year. Iimmy Mitchell . . . tall reserve end, did not see much action this season but is expected to bein there fighting for the Bams next sea- son. Bob Mick , . . the boy who would do any- thing that anybody wanted him to do. He is built close to the ground and is a very capable lineman. Eugene Deem . . . senior halfback. Gene, too, was playing first season as a regular. His speed brought the fans to their feet many times this year and his aggressiveness and cooperation made him a valuable asset to the team. I-lrdell Webb . . . as a sophomore proved his right to fight for a first team position. His height and speed as a pass receiver and the way he shoves those big shoulders into a runner indicates that he will have a posi- tion on the first team next year. Paul Whitney , . . the first reserve of the Bams' line. Paul was fast, clever, a hard worker, and a team man. He was a good man to have around. Gale Dodson . . . dependable senior letter- man saw a lot of action as a substitute. Clarence York . . . husky, powerful, hard- working junior who put everything into the game. He played a fine season at the tackle position. Pat Roth . . . rough, tough, and hard to bluff. Trained as a guard he was shifted to end position where he played a fine game. Charlie Moore . . . the boy everybody watched. Charlie played left-halfback and really carne through. His long sweeping end runs, off-tackle slants, and passing abil- ity made him one of the best that the school has ever had. Clifford Fields . . . dependable, coolheaded, and always ready to go. Zeke played his first year of varsity ball at the center posi- tion where he opened the big holes that the backfield men like to see. Roy Bevan . . . big, formidable junior guard. Boy knows the game and he will be back again next year to play in the Bams first line of defense. . Bill Thompson . . . probably the best tackle the Rams have had for many years. Bill did not show up so well till near the end of the season, when he became one of the best tackles in the state. Bill Ruoff . . . a recruit who made an admir- able showing. Although small he carried out his assignments well and was a very scrappy ballplayer. Managers for the i943-44 athletic season were Bob Webb, Bob Moreton, S. A. Changnon, lohn Mitchell, and George Beck. Webb and Mitch took care of the teams during foot- ball season and early basketball season with Beck completing the job. Bob More- ton was the freshman manager and S. A. was the chief statistician. fi ni THE B SQUAD uumwwwf,,.-.m-mMW- -M - 'W I I 7!ae Ween fn B YEAR'S RECORD Twenty won and twelve lost marked the Ram's first year with Coach Stanley A. Changnon. Play- ing teams, rated among the best of the state, the Mt. Vernon boys came out ahead on a won-lost basis throughout the season. The team members set high standards in con- duct, exhibiting a high quality of sportsmanship. tiki? HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT The Ram cage squad placed sec- ond in the Mt. Vernon Holiday Tournament, an event which match- ed sixteen chosen teams from all sections of Illinois. They bowed only to the speedy Pinckneyville squad. In the four games a total of 136 points scored by Mt. Vernon basketeers topped an opposing total of 104. Urbana was winner of third place honors. ikilr A SQUAD MEMBERS LEE GATEWOOD . . . junior reserve who contributed much to the success of the Rams this year. His height indicates he will be in there next year. BILL THOMPSON . . . the boy who without any ex- perience at all came in and filled the center posi- tion for the Rams during the entire season. Bill was a fine rebounder and an excellent guard. BILL RUOFF . . . playing his second season as a Ram regular was one of the stars of the team. He blossomed out in early and mid-season as a consis- tent scorer. His long one-hand shots pulled the Rams out of many a hole. I. D. SHIELDS . . . dependable, hardworking, and a good man to have on the floor. He was strong on defense, a willing working and a steadying in- fluence on the team. BOB EDSON . . . another reserve. Bob in his junior year displayed the kind of spirit coaches like to see in a player. CHARLIE MOORE . . . rebounder, scorer, and guard deluxe. This is Charlie's fourth year on the varsity and he made it a good one. One of the high scorers of the team he displayed the ability and generalship of the veteran he was. Although an injury held down his speed he was still one of the best. ' ARDELL WEBB . . . fine sophomore who played plenty of basketball for the Rams. He played any position on the team and was a consistent scorer. - EDDIE ROUTE . . . another speedy boy. Eddie came to the team this year and through hard work broke into the starting lineup in mid-season. He usually contributed about 1U points a game regardless of how long he played. His speed and ball-stealing brought many ahsl from the crowds. LEON DROLL . . . a capable, hard-working, and fast improving junior. He has speed and ability and is expected to play next year. CLARENCE MAYS . . . another speedy junior who will see action next year. Clarence is a willing work- er and displays a fine spirit. CHESTER GLOVER . . . deadeye Chet. Playing without much experience he developed into the team's rnost consistent scorer. - IOHN MCMAIN . . . funny-man of the tearn. Mac was always ready to go and he will be back next year. BASKETBALL SCORES . SEASON Holiday Tournament ' Mt. V. ,... 34 Fairfield ...... 25 Mt. V. ,,.. 45 K Decatur ...... Mt. V. .... 55 McLeansboro . 19 Mt. V. .... 36 Bridgeport ,,,. 20 Mt. V. .... 36 Centralia .... Mt. V. ,... 28 Peoria Manual 23 Mt. V. .... 43 Carmi .....,,. 14 Mt. V. .,., 26 Taylorville Mt. V ..... 34 E. St. Louis.. 32 Mt. V. . , . . 22 Champaign . . 24 Mt. V ..... 45 Belleville ..,. Mt. V. .... 19 Pinckneyville . 30 Mt, V. ..., 37 Du Quoin 34 Mt. V. ..., 49 johnston City Mt. V. .,.. 35 Taylorville .. . 5U Mt. V. .... 33 E. St. Louis. .. Regional Tournament Mt. V. . , . . 31 Salem ........ 36 Mt. V. .... 27 Flora . . .... Mt. V. .... 41 Bluford . . . . ,. 15 Mt. V. .,.. 35 Iohnston City . 27 Mt. V. .... 38 Paris .......,. Mt. V. .... BU McLeansboro . 37 Mt. V. .... 26 Du Quoin .. . 38 Mt. V. .... 47 Salem .,....,. Mt. V. .... 41 Fairfield . . . . . 30 Mt. V. .... 38 Effingham ..., 30 Mt. V. ..., 32 Mt. Carmel .. Mt. V. .... 37 Lawrenceville 39 Mt. V. .... 33 Centralia ..,. Sectional Tournament Mt. V. .... 48 Carmi . . . . . 27 Mt. V. .... 34 Pinckneyville . Mi. V. ..,. 33 Salem . . . . . . . 46 106 z' 'f 'Y-gn 0 If W Q 'NM '-1532: 4 I Q mmffamxwr 3 Wm -fn Eff? .-,,' 1 1 , M , , 1 W 711 ,w Sgjfww wx Wm f., ,N 4, ,M K 1 W W U w Y-QLJ,' uf F! M, w , fl W, ff X Q W0 Rx? W X wgx nd. .nfl 111, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mark Moreton .,...............,., Presiden Betty Knauss ..... ...,, V ice Presiden Iabe Anderson . , . ........A.. Secretari Donna Bellamy .,.. . , . Financial Secretarj BOYS' EXECUTIVE COUNCIL I. D. Shields ,..................... Presiden Wayne Highsmith . . . . . . Vice Presider Bill Thompson .A... .......... S ecretarj Iohn Howard ........... Financial Secretar' Near the close of school a committee cor sisting of president, vice-president, secretary and financial secretary, are chosen from th junior boys. The main activities planned lo the Boys' Executive Council are the Boy: Banquet, Father and Son Night, and dances. GIRLS' EXECUTIVE COUNCIL lane Batts ............,.......... Presidei Ieanette Walker .... ..... V ice Presidei Donna lean Holm . . . . . . Financial Secretai Frances Drennan ........ Financial Secretai The major girls' activities are under tl direction of the Girls' Executive Council. Tl Council is composed of four senior girls elec ed by all the girls in the school. Some of tl activities they plan are the Girls' Banquet ai dances. HIGH SCHOOL COUNCIL OFFICERS Bill Thompson ..,,................ Preside Ieanette Walker ,.,. . . . Vice Presidf Donna lean Holm . . . ........... Secretc lane Batts .,...........,.. Financial Secretc Taking charge of the council meetings the duty of the School Council Officers. I president occasionally has charge of a spef assembly, An important one this year was All-School Conference held here March 6 0 substitute for the former Older Boys' and Ol Girls' Conferences. igfa Scfzaal Gcufmcil The High School Council is a representative body of the school, composed of the class officers, executive officers, chair- men of home rooms, and faculty members, Mr. Arthur Mil- ward, Dean of Boys, and Mr. Silas Echols, Principal. Senior class officers appear on the opposite page. On this page at the right are lunior class officers, in order of appear- ance: Betty Neal, secretary, Bob Guthrie, financial secretary, Audrey Witterppresidentg Harold Fickle, vice-president. Sophomore class officers-ferry Gott, vice-president, Wer- ner Zemliak, president, Nancy Lee Echols, financial secretary, Phyllis Gaunt, secretary. Freshman class officers-Beverly Whitlock, vice-president Timmy Hunter, president, Sue Howard, secretary, Dick Buford, financial secretary. Council members shown below are as follows: Freshmen-First row: Rozanne Lough, Mary Russell, Betty Dyer, Beverly Whitlock, Sue Howard. Second row: Dick Buford, Bob Piercy, Max Glover, Timmy Hunter, Gene Wells.. Sophomores-First row: Werner Zemliak, Phyllis Gaunt, Floyd Bumpus, Thelma McDonald, George Beck. Second row: ferry Gott, lunior Graham, Nancy Lee Echols, Charles Bright, Donald Hudson. luniors-first row: Audrey Nell Witter, Athena Hassakis, Betty Neal. Second row: Bob Guthrie, lames Mitchell, Bob Anderson, Harold Fickle. Seniors-first row: Betty Knauss, lane Batts, Donna lean Holm, Donna leanne Bellamy, leanette Walker, Neva 'Williams Thelma lester. Second row: Roger Smith, Bob Webb, lohn Howard, Wayne Highsmith, Bill Thompson, Iabe Anderson, Mark Moreton, Frances Drennan, Pat Roth, Thelma White. 113 7fze Nwiianal Jfancw Saaellq The highest honor which can be attained by a student of the Mt. Vernon Township High School is election to membership in the National Honor So- ciety for Secondary Schools. lt corresponds in importance to Pi Beta Kappa in colleges. ln this school seniors only, are eligible for membership. They are elected by the high school faculty and on Honors Day they are initiated into the society by alumni who are members. They must excel in char- acter, scholarship, service, and leadership. - Those chosen this year are shown on the opposite page. They are as follows: first row--Cindy Fire- baugh, Wanda Hester, Dorothy Moore, ludy Ander- son, Teresa Albrecht, Louise Sloatman, second row -Clyde Mayer, loanna Strattan, Huram Turner, Betty Gamber, Frances Drennan, leane fordan, Howard Ross, third row-lohn Howard, lack Gaunt, Owen Herbert, Don Russell, l. D. Shields, Dick Welge, Charles Blessin. ll4 115 7fze'U 'New The Vernois News is a weekly school newspaper published by the students. It is a member of the Southern Illinois, lllinois State, and National Scholastic Press Associations. Por the past three years the publication has received a first class national rating. A course in journalism is offered to juniors ranking high in English. Through the class they gain practical training for various phases'of newspaper work. The editors are for the most part sen- iors who have had previous training in the journalism class and who work on the publication as an extra-curricular activ- ity. The members of the journalism class are rated according to a point system. After winning ESU points for writing copy the student becomes a reporter on the Vernois News. Pictured on this page are Connie Has- sakis, Business Manager, leane jordan, Editor-in-chiefg the Editor and page edi- tors working in the Vernois News office, Ethel Williams, Nadine Pierce, Eileen Hat- field, and Mary Louise Adams, typistsp and the Assistant staff. Sefton! fvewdpapea EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief ........... Ieane Iordan News Editor ...,. .... M ary lo Dearinger Feature Editor ........ Lucinda Firebaugh Departmental Editor ......, Howard Boss Sports Editor .... lames Howard Downey Art Editor ..,..,..... Eleanor Edmondson Reporters-Phyllis Baker, Mary Fenton, Bob Guthrie, Connie Hassakis, Bever- ley McCullough, Clyde Mayer, Fran- ces Milt, Mary Nelson, Loyd Pendry, Eva Lou Shea, Barbara Whitney. Typists-Ethel Williams, Eileen Hatfield, Mary Louise Adams, Nadine Pierce. Statistician ,........... Bosalie Iohnson BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ...... Connie Hassakis Assistant Bus. Mgr. ..... Athena Hassalcis Circulation Manager ........ lacie Smoot Assistants-Mary Nelson, Eva Lou Shea, Athena Hassakis, Loretta Wall. Pictured on this page are the editors -Firebaugh, Ross, Downey, and Dearin- gerg the business staff members-Smootp Milt, A. Hassakis, and C. Hassakisg the Vernois News delegation at Sesser where they attended the meeting of the South- ern lllinois High School Press Associa- tion, and the journalism class at the Beg- ister-News plant. SEM of 7944 Wanna .... ABOVE: Smith, Barthel, Hassa BELOW: Assistant Staff VERNOIS STAFF Editor-in-chief ....,....... Phyllis Smith Business Manager .....,. Gerald Barthel Associate Editor .......... Nadine Pierce Assistant Editors ...... Iacqueline Smoot, Arminta Harness. Assistant Bus. Mgr. .... Athena Hassakis Art Editors .............. Marion Savage, Eleanor Edmondson Sports Editor .......... lames H. Downey Sophomore Editor ......... Eleanor Kitch Freshman Editor ....... Barbara Whitney Circ. Mgr. .,...... Beverley McCullough Assistant Staff-Loretta Wall, Eva Lou Shea, Clyde Mayer, Walter Young, Connie l-lassakis, Doris Peterson, Loyd Pendry, Howard Boss, Mary Fenton. Faculty Adviser ............ L. B. De Witt ,-11.--f l A Pictorial Record One good picture is worth a thous- and Words was a saying of the Chinese sages. lf they had been able to see this l944 Vernois these Chinese would have been delighted, for this book contains approximately l3OO pictures forming a photographic record not only of the classes but also of their many studies and activities. The Student Directory The Student Directory which contains names, classifications, addresses, and telephone numbers of all students and faculty is a popular publication. lt is compiled, mimeographed, and bound en- tirely by the students. Directory Staff Editor .......,......,.. Eileen Hatfield Associate Editor .....,. Athena l-lassakis Assistant Staff- Mary Louise Adams, Iacqueline Smoot, Nadine Pierce, Lor- etta Wall, Doris Peterson, Phyllis Bak- er, Eva Lou Shea, Mary Fenton, Clyde Mayer, Howard Ross, Loyd Pendry, .Bob Guthrie. ABOVE: Srnoot, Pierce, Edmondson, Savage BELOW: Directory Staff 5 XX ll 7fze 62am .feiiea Mem ancf pane wi lfze fbfziaen Snow 120 7GfLZ6GM Up Bach year the music departmen with the cooperation of the drama anc art departments presents the Christma: Tableau. This year's cast includes: Mary ................... Anne Kleir loseph .,.... . ......,... Marshall Hal Angels. .Billie Landers, Osa Lee Runge Shepherds ........ lames Bough, Virgi Harvey Wisemen ....,, Duane Wiley, loe King Gale Dodson I Verse Choir .....,.. Paula McCracken Virginia Bansburgh, Loretta Wall Arthella Blackwood, Adelaide Klev orn, Martha Mannen, Carmel Moore, lohnnie Bentro, Marcella Vaughn, Mildred Campbell, Mary Alice Gilbert, Betty Atkinson. A new feature in the school this yea is a makeup crew. Here we see the crew making up characters for The Forest Prince. The Forest Prince, celebratec Tchaikowsky operetta, was presentec on November l2, lt was considerei one of the most outstanding musicc productions in recent years. The cast was as follows: Sonia ,..,........ Audrey Nell Witte Tatiana . , , ...... Vivien Borde Voslav .... ,,...... G eorge Trou lvan ............ Owen CBudJ Herbe: Lady-in-Waiting ..,.. Catherine Este llytch .,............. labe Andersc Mother Vanya ....., Barbara Whitne Court Tester ,....... Wendell Crowde Tsar Mikhail. . . ..... Gerald Barth Prince Dmitri .,... .... I oseph Kir Messenger ......,..... Richard Bufoi On the opposite page are picturf the cast and chorus of The Fore Pfi1'1Ce : the-Christmas program sho' ing the orchestra, advanced and YIGS ITLCIT1 Cl1OfUSeS: and the marching bfi! udicaf Erom the first assembly of the year featur- ing a program presented by the newly organ- ized swing band, to furnishing music for the Easter Service, the school music department including the band, orchestra, chorusfensem- blcs, and swing band, directed by Mr. W. H. Beckmeyer has given a full measure of splen- did performances. Entertaining the student body, faculty, club groups, county teachers, and the public the student musicians and vocalists have won wide acclaim and continue to improve their technique. 'An extensive repertoire enabled the musical groups to appeal to all tastes and they often presented classic compositions and concert arrangements of popular songs on the same program. lnthe State and District Solo and Ensemble Music Contest held at Benton, April 22, Mt. Vernon musicians made an unusually good showing. They won fourteen firsts. Pour first place winners were especially commended and invited to appear on the Festival Concert Program. Some of the high points in the programs presented by this very active department were: The first school assembly starring the Mess Kit swing band-the band, orchestra, chorus, and ensemble assemblies-the county teachers entertainment-the superb presenta- tionofTchaikowsky's TheEorestPrince which drew a capacity crowd and unlimited praise- Thanksgiving Service4the fine Christmas and Easter programs-the retreat ceremony at Camp Mt. Vernon-and of course, the help of the theatre orchestra, the band's performance at games and the really professional concerts of the band, orchestra, and chorus. H On the opposite page are pictured the en- sembles of chorus and orchestra, and on Page l28 those of the band. ORCHESTRA MEMBERS , Violins lames Howard Downey Everett Boyd Beverly Whitlock George lnglett Suzanna l-leslcr Sue Howard Flules Nancy Lee Echols Dorcas Darnold Oboe - Robert Wilt Clczrinets Betty Neal C Betty Lee Young Bass Clarinet Mary Ann Taylor Comets Huram Turner Earl Person Glenn Willmore Betty Davis Louise Sloatman Neva Williams Ruth Drennan Howard Massey Doris Casey Mary Ellen KuykendallFlOYd BTYUU Carmen Hawkins Trombones Charles Garrison Violas Fred Lowery Wanda Hester ROXieFIi-igigiioms Eleanor Kitch Ben Horton . Bonnie Wolfe Bass Horn- Cellos Richard Weatherly IOCU-ma Stfqffon Basses Doris Peterson Bill Bender Roberta Keefe Mary Lou Wilson 'Wanda Richardson ........1- F E i F 125 ...Q L1 bw G O 53 va 01523 Q 2-3: 2530: 2 E 'D :1 G-Goa o P'H1m2r::wfaaQw as ,Jw I-'U Q mm Ug.,.,.,., UU-Q... .E 2 UNA H U3 0205? fwomw H :Q 'P' Eg 205245 U' QQ? 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SETZEKORN 129 COURTNEY'S Truck and Bus Service Moving and Storage Phone I 002 Compliments of BOSWELUS DRUG STORE It's Smart to Shop at JO!-INSON'S I I I-I I 3 North 10th Street FURNITURE - RUGS IllllllllIIIlllllllllIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll ,. Compuments of JEFFERSON MOTORS Pontiac Sales and Service 816-22 Jordan Phone 334-1792 IIll!IlI1IIIllIIIIIllI!IIIIII'IIilllllllllllllllllllllill Comphments of STARR BROTHERS QUALITY PRODUCTS BUTTER ik ICE CREAIVI ik' COTTAGE CHEESE ICE AND BOTTLED COCA-COLA X gffeif MT, VERNON'S ONLY COMPLETE JUNIOR SI-IOP Granada Theatre Bldg. Phone 957 The haughty senior girl sniffed disdainfully as the tiny freshman cut in. And just why did you have to cut in when I was dancing? she inquired nastily. The freshman hung his head' with shame. I'm sorry, ma'am, he said, but I'm Working my way through college and your partner was waving a five dollar bill at me. m.4m Plumber: Sorry sir, Iive forgotten my tools. Professor: That's all right, my good man, I've forgotten what I wanted you for. COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF ILLI OIS POWER COMPANY 131 IIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllll lllllilllllllllll Compliments of WILLIAM A. GAMBER cERTwum3PUBLH:AccoUNTANT Audits - Systems - Income Tax Consultants 1500 Harrison Phone 1111 E Compliments of SUPPLY HOWARD AND Complete Line of E AUTOMOBILE PARTS E - and TIRES I E WHOLESALE GROCERS I I3 S. 10th Phone 939 E 40I South Tenth Street IllIIlllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ................. Compliments of SWIFT'S ICE CREAM .......g,....... Illlillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIII!llIIlllllllllllllllll IIIIII Earl B. E Compliments of Insurance Agency General Insurance Powder BOX Fourth Floor Rogers Bldg. 2 Beauty Earl B. Hinman, Pres. ' Mary Page, Proprietor Russel Ward, Sec. lllIlllllllllllllllllllllIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll 132 Edwin SEPTEMBER Opening day Rams 32-Sparta O Rams 6-Flora 25 ' Nomination of Freshman class officers First Army Air Corps exam Election of Freshman class officers Home room officers elected Rams 4U-Collinsville U Lyceum-Mbonw Ojike Third War Loom Drive Auction OCTOBER Senorita Quesada arrived from Cuba Rams O-Champaign 38 Tryouts for Operetta Student Council Officers Installed Rams 13-Mattoon 6 School receives Treasury Award Rams 25-Eldorado O Rams 6-Carmi 7 Rams 46-Christopher O NOVEMBER Hams 7-Salem 12 Operetta Lyceum-Salom Rizk Basketball begins-Rams 34-Fairfield 25 Rams 36-Bridgeport 2U Rams 43-Carmi 14 DECEMBER Martin Marion speaks in assembly Rams 22-Champaign 24 Sophomore Party Southern Illinois High School Press Con- ference at Sesser Tryouts for All-School play School Service Fund created Rams 37-DuQuoin 34 Rams 35-Taylorville 50 Rams 31-Salem 36 Christmas Musicale Christmas Dance 30 31 . . . Holiday Basketball Tournament IANUARY Lyceum-Ger Orvevahl Rams 35-Iohnston City 27 Rams 38-DuQuoin 38 Rams 38-Effingham 3U V-5 exams given Chemistry Club organized Rams 37-Lawrenceville 39 Rams 48-Carmi 27 Second Army Air Corps exam Lyceum-Anna Stewart Rams 45-Decatur 33 1943-44 Rams 36-Centralia 31 26, 27, 28 . . . Semester examinations Fourth War Loan Drive Auction Rams 26-Taylorville 45 Rams 45-Belleville 36 FEBRUARY Lyceum-Walter Van I-laitsma Rams 49-Iohnston City 38 Rams 33-East St. Louis 22 Flora 35-Rams 27 All-School Play Rams 38-Paris 29 Rams 47-Salem 25 Hams 32-Mt. Carmel 29 Leap Year Dance Rams 34-Pinckneyville 45 Rams 38-Centralia 21 Lyceum-Harold I. Hamann Rams 34-Pinckneyville 45 School announces custody of N. Y. A. build ings and equipment Regional Tournament begins MARCH Freshman Party Karl S. Bolander speaks on hobbies. Rams Win Mt. Vernon Regional Teachers Institute at Iunior High Youth Conference-E. C. Wolcott speak Senior Play tryouts Industrial Arts assembly' Rams lose to Salem in Sectional Iuniors take Illinois Tests Agriculture Assembly Army-Navy tests given Girls hold assembly Taylorville wins State Tourney Honor Society members chosen Girls' Banquet Teachers attend E. St, Louis meeting APRIL Spring Vacation begins Sunrise Easter Service School resumed after vacation Senior Play- Pure as the Driven Snow Pan American Assembly Lyceum-C. Findley Bowser Hurst-Bush Track Meet Boys' P. E. Demonstration MAY Art Assembly Big Seven Track Meet Iunior-Senior Prom Honors Day S Compliments of HOLMAN MOTOR COMPANY 224 South 10th Phone 266 Watch More Fords Go By IIIIIIIIIIIIllllIllllillIlllllllllllllllllllllll!IIIIlKllllllllllllllllllllll The Ice-Conditioned Vitalaire Compliments of V I T A L A I R E Peelss 5 'A' Modern Performance E 'ff Scientific Food Protection 110 N. 9th Phone 263 E Phone 221 118 North 9th IIIll!IllIlllllllllllllllIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllll lllllllllllll Compliments of FASHION SHOP Mt. Vernon's Oldest Ready-To-Wear Shop 22 Years On The Square . . . Quality Corner HEAT HEADQUARTERS' For Call COAL DEALERS IN COMFORT 134 Snapshots above present: Scene at Leap Year Dance-Faculty tea honoring Senorita Quesada's birthday-Mock wedding at Sophomore Party-Drum majorsg Virginia Hus- song, Richard Welge, Martha Mannen- Gals attending the Sophomore Party-Prize Winning stunt given at Freshman Party-Uncle Si and Aunt Mary at Soph's Frolic- Maintenance Force-seatedg Kern, Ryder, Paul, standingg Edwards, Williamson, Hand --Another view of the Leap Year Hop. 135 Illl llll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Compliments of S I-I E A R E R CHEVROLET MYCYS Compliments of C' V' Tobey, Manager Funeral Service W. W. Chase, Sales Manager llllllllllllIllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllll IITIIIHIIIIII Illlllllllllllllll Illlllllllllll A shiftless character in a small Western town .had done a hauling job for one of the citizens, who asked for an itemized bill. A few days later he received the following statement: Four comes and four goes at four bits a Went. . -ioli The supervisor of a Western railroad received the following note from one of his track foremenz UI am sending in the accident report on Casey's foot when he struck it with the spike maul. Now, under 'Remarksf do you want mine or do you Want Casey's? Compliments of MT. VERNON REGISTER - NEWS FULL LEASED WIRE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS SERVICE 136 TRAVEL THE BEST WAY GREYHUUN .fam Fred Smith-President Earl Smith-Vice-President Edwin Bomer-General Traffic Manager MT. VERNON OFFICE AT 824 MAIN 137 Judy Style Shop COMPLIMENTS - Campus Girls' Fashion of Center 2 Grace Kergan, Prop. E Phone 71 l John B. Rogers Bldg. IIIIIllIIIIllllIIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll IlIIllIIIIIlIlilIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIKIllllllllIllllllIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Paul, what does it mean here by 'Diplomatic Phraseology' ? My son, if you tell a girl that time stands still while you gaze into her eyes, that's diplomacy. But, if you tell her that her face would stop a clock, you're in for it. I .iq-T Q ul have only one request to make, groaned the college man who had come to work in the harvest. What is that, Mr. Smart? returned the farmer. Please let me stay in bed long enough for the lamp chimney to cool off. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllIllllllllllllllll llll IIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllll IllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIKXIIIIIIH Compliments of The lVlt Vernon Nlanion Laundry Sales E. E. Fearhelley, Prop. , I E Dry Cleaning Rug Cleaning Frigidaire Refrigerators E Pressing Dyeing Philco Radios - Family Laundry Service EVERYTHING ELECTRIC 5 That Satisiies 1118 Moih Phone 1227 Ph. 100 820-22 Broadway lllllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1lllllllliillllllliliilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll COMPLIMENTS OF KING CITY FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association A Good Place to Borrow Money A Good Place to Invest Money GUY A. WOOD, Secretary 138 B O W L I N G Compliments of ls l-lealthful Recreation E First PACKWOUD National Bank Bowling Lanes 1304 Broadway of Mr. Vernon CUMPLIMENTS OF Smart Apparel For Thrifty F ashionablesv Compliments of z D. H. WISE A M E R I C A N CLOTHING COMPANY L A U N D R Y ' A-69 on the sqm-- and OOOD CLOTHES Dry Cleaning Company FOR MEN AND BOYS I2 I 3 Broadway Phone 63 g Northeast Corner Square Compliments of ROTH DAIRY CO. Pasteurized and Homogenized Dairy Products 820 Harrison St. Phone I 277 llllllllllllIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll 139 IIIIIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllll Illll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Compliments of our Name Will Tell E What We Sell JOHNSON Paint and Wallpaper Phone 420 North Side Square 2020 W. Broadway Mt Vernon lu llllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll IIllllIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll Grandfather: ul never see a blush on a girl's cheek now. It was different in my dayf' Flapper: Oh, naughty granddad, what did you say to thern?', ., ' Tommy's Sister: Tommy, what is a synonym? A synonym, said Tommy wisely, His a word you use when you can't spell the other onef, G., Success Expert: What's your name? Greek Client: Gus Poppapopupopulosf' Success Expert: Get a job selling motorcycles. llllllIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllIllllIlIIIIIIIIIIllIllllllllilllllllilllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll National Compliments of l Auto Supply E 10th and Jordan St. E J. F. l' INSURANCE AGENT Every Part For Your Cari' E ! yQ EvE gPuRc ASE N- at -- g,DE-PARfl'ME,N1' srogss-ff -S+ X Qqd Where You Can Shop with D65 Confidence Mt. Vernon, Illinois IllllllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllll 140 FOR HEALTHFUL ExERc1s1NG ENTERTAINMENT ROLLER SKATE HALL'S ROLLER RINK 515 South I0 St. . IVIt. Vernon, Illinois I-IERIVIAN RILEY C. R. I-IALI.. PHONE 289--F OR PRIVATE PARTIES IIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllll-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllll COMPLIMENTS OF ROGER'S DRUG STORE You are Always Welcome at Your Walgreen Agency Drug Store 1 1 1 South Tenth St. IIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIllllliillllllllllllllli Compliments of Illinois Brokerage Company Mt, Vernon's Bargain l-leaclquartersi' llllIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll Compliments of Jordan' s Furniture Company lllllllIIllIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll Phone 126 IlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIII JEFFERSON Lumber Company Where the Greatest Number Buy Their Lumber Ph. 621 l3th or Broadway BENOIST BROS. Hardware - Furnaces Best for Lessn West Side of Square Phone 344-345 T H E M A M M O T H MT. vERNoN's LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE .,.. N BUY MORE WAR BONDS X AND STAMPS ' Southeast Corner Square Mt. Vernon Illinois IIllllllIllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIH IIllIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illllllll IIIIIIIII CARR E. Blankenship Service Garage and Company 2 Incorporated DeSOTO - PLYMOUTH Phone 88 - SI 6 Main St. E Wholesale Auto Parts MT. VERNON, ILLINOIS -'Globe' IllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll llllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll I'Il tell you something if you promise to keep it clarkf' Shoot You have a wonderful parlor. .-,.- A Vermont farmer was plowing a field with one horse, but he was yelling, GicIcIap, Jack. Giclclap, Jerry, Gicldap, Casey. Ciiddap, Cromwell. A stranger passing by asked, ul-low many names does your horse have? A Oh, said the farmer, his name is Jack, but he cloesnit know his own strength. So, I put blinclers on him and yell all those other names. 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