Mount Zion High School - Zionoiz Yearbook (Mount Zion, IL)

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JUNIORS The 'lunior girls won new honors for the class by repeating as the Ci. A. A. llasketball Champions. l.ool4 through the pages of this annual to see the victorious tezun-Ji. .X. .X. fliamps of l9-19. .Xlter considerable discussion and planning, the juniors held a class party in the gyinnasiinn on March 16th. .X majority of the class came out to take part in the games and dancing planned for them. Mr. Boyll dismissed Senior play re- hearsal early and brought the cast down to join the hluniors. They also joined the juniors in complimenting the committees for one of the best class parties ever. The linal enterprise of the juniors was the 'Iunior-Senior Banquet and l'rom. This was planned and carried out by committees working with Miss llivilbiss. The time, May l-lthg the place, Scovill's Club llouse, Decatur: music by the Don lfredericlc Sextette. So, the Class of lU5O ends 1949-looking ahead to their Senior year, to new experiences and accrvmplishments. lt regrets that some of its members will be in school elsewhere next year, but hopes that they will carry with them a warm atlection lor Mt. Zion lligh School. lfruul 1-ure, lefl In rigflitf--S. Hardin, l.. Shetler, -I. Ekiss, M. VVarner, M. VVarner, R. NYall. A. XYarner. J lientz, ll. lilopfenstein, l7. lflynn, R. Coulter. Svcmzil ron' Miss Divilbiss, l'. Richey. li. Hanson, S. Harshbarger, V. Gordon, A. Hector, C. Bateman, I' firinestalif, Xl. llryant, V. Rhodes. Tlzirn' rim' M. Overlin, D. Kenney, A. Goodwin, N. Hector, L. York, I. Gosnell, M. Meny. G. Ames Y Y l The I9-I9 Zimzoil

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26 JUNIORS Meeting on the second VVednesday of September, 1948, the Class of '50 orga- nized for the school year ahead. Recognizing a good president when they have one, they re-elected jim Clark president, a position he held the previous year. His vice-president was Mary Uverlin, with Roberta VVall as secretary, and Albert Seitz, treasurer. The class named to the Student Council the following people: Shirley llarshbarger, Dave Britton, and Bud Tipsword. Incidentally, Dave was elected secretary of the Student Council. The first major activity of the class was- the presentation of the junior play, But Fair Tomorrow,'l on November llth and 12th. Direction was by Mr. Boyll who, with the enthusiastic cast, succeeded in catching the audience's attention with an amusing and fast-moving drama of family life. Then on December 3, the ,lunior candidates for llomecoming Queen, Anne Ruth Goodwin and Frances Grinestaff, took part in the coronation of the Home- coming Queen. On january lOth, the class began one of its really big johs4the Curtis Maga- zines Sales- Campaign. This effort saw a mixed response from the class, some working very hard, others doing a little, and a few helping not at all. Total sales reached was 383620, with Virginia Gordon being the high salesman and the recip- ient of the radio awarded for that accomplishment. frenz! row, loft to right-J. Bryant, L. VVendel, D. Hogan, S. Dyer. J. Hector, D. Britton, E. McKean B Txuble B. Davis. .SCEUJIKII fort'-Mr. Ross, R. Schuman, M. McLean, B. Tipsword, J. McRae, D. Myers, Clark, H Hull Ax Snitz TXITY. Boyll. Ylzzrd mtvvli. Traster, T. Mcfleehon, G. Lawrence, J. Vance, G. McLean. B. Fulte, VV. Underwood W frotjan J. Stratman, J. Boyer. The 1949 Zzonoz

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SOPHOMORES Well, our Sophomore year started off with a big bang! Fifty-two faces, some familiar and some new, were present during our first meeting. Our first thought was to get organized which was taken care of at our lirst meeting on September 8. We elected officers as follows: President ..,...,,,,, ..... ,,i..t.t.. N e il Damery Vice-President ......,. .. ..... Dick Dickson Secretary ............. ........... N ina Baldwin Treasurer .......................................w.....,.,.............,.,i.,...............,..,.......,,,,,,, is,.,,,,, , ...Don Hyland We made a mistake and only elected two students to represent our class i11 the Student Council. They were Eulah Mae Hise and Harvey Goodwin. This mistake was remedied at the next class meeting by selecting Gary Boyer to assist them in representing the class. Cornshucks were Hying and the Sopliomores were right in the middle. But we came out on top with Nina Baldwin queen and Ruth Harris, Eulah Mae llise, and Janis Stocks as attendants. These Sophs are just naturally hot this year! VVe also came out on top in the Homecoming with pert little Janis Stocks as our queen and Ruth Harris as an attendant. The Seniors came out iirst in the Penny Carnival King and Queen race but all the same we were still in there with Janis Stocks and Dick Dickson as our Sophomore queen and king, and Ruth Harris and Eulah Mae Hise as attendants. Front raw, left fu riyhtAC. Bulla, D. Conder, D. Hyland, N. Dantery, M. Kohr, B. Boudell, D. Dickson J. Scrivner. Second row-P. Hettinger, bl. Hobson, I. Cooley, D. Boyer, R. Luster, G. Burress, G. Boyer, Mr. Farris Third row-H. Goodwin, R. Zientara, J. Reinhardt, C. Disney, B. Camp, B. Lamb. J. McCauley, A. Price 28 The 1949 Zizmoi: