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

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SOPHOMORES The Sophomore boys played the Ill.Il teachers in a heated haskethall game and naturally the teachers won, hut then they've had lots more experience. Yes, we had quite a few in the lf. I . .-X. and lf. ll. AX. .-Xlso the Ci. AX. ,-X. The Sophomore girls Caine out second in the li. .'X. A. haskethall tournament. VX'hoal l.et's not forget our haskethall hoys who made np a good lzart of the li squad. 'lihey are Diek Diekson, llarvey Goodwin, Neil Daniery, Ronnie l.nsler, Gary llurress and Don Boyer. Participants in hasehall were Harvey Goodwin, Ronnie Luster, and Diek Dickson. Holly! VVe almost forgot Rand and Chorus. lndeed we had our share in the sour notes tand a few sweet onesj. f Jin' two elass parties were a Masquerade and a llayride. lint wait, we lllllStlllt forget to tell you who was behind us, guiding and advis- ing us when we needed it. They were our class sponsors, Mrs. Karl, Mr. Bohlen, and Mr. Farris. lfronl row, lvfl In fliflllf' -l.. Langley, D. Grahe, Stocks, R. Harris, li. Hise, A. Kleklillan, l'. Harsh burger, N. Haldwin. .hll'l'l7ll!f rom'--ll. XYidiek, l.. Clerk, C. Nihiser, B. Benton, D. Trent, R. Melntosh, Rl. Kester, Rl. Xlfiekline Mrs. Karl. Third rmufll. Hull, N. Phipps, P. Brown, j. Reason, M. Britton, J. Kiinler, li. Hake. Tha' 1949 Zfollnffi

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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:

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FRESHMEN If you want a tip on a sure thing, pick the class of '52, Theylve got thing-beauty, brains, and brawn! every- I saw them first standing ankle deep in a tub of cold and slightly spoiled- slightly that is-tomatoes! The upperclassmen were bored with school days and felt they needed to show the Freshmen the ropes. The class of '52 rolled eggs with their noses, but never hit the ropes. They were grade HA for sportsmanship on initiation day ! I saw them later in fall baseball: Grotjan, F. Smith, Cuttill, Jackson, Snyder, and Hardin, with Larry Fonner out in front. I heard them chanting, 'fCasey at the Bat, while they elected Norma Truloek as president, Stanley Grotjan as Vice-President, Helen Myers as Secretary, and Diane Heinz as Treasurer. The Freshmen girls poured tea for their mothers at the F. H. A. Mother and Daughter Tea and acted as Homecoming and Corn Husking queen attendants. They were: Carol Barnett, Diane Heinz, Helen Myers, and .Iacqueline VVoolums, respectively. VVhen social events were over they changed from formals to shorts and threatened the Seniors in an exciting softball game. The Freshmen boys were in there shooting with Ames, Anderson, Sills, Clark, Jackson, Grotjan, and Fonner all out for basketball. llenry, Front row, lvft fo right-F. Maloney, C. Gibbons, G. Smith, G. Kester, S. Grotjan, R. Hodge, J. Strohl D. Clark, R. Dunn, C. Schoonover, I. Rutherford, D. Roderick, M. Goad, C. Smith, E. Brownlee. Second row-R. Munson, L. Heinzman, V. Lane, C. McRae, B. Land, B. Oaks, B. Feisler, D. York, A Feather, D. Reed, L. Fonner, C. Sills, A. Bentz, B. Stull, P. Kite, Mr. Higdon. Third row-T. Gillespie, D. Markwell, H. Overlin, G. Tilton, E. Anderson, J. Jackson, J. L. Beck, R. Ames, D. Henry, B. McArdle, D. Forbes, L. Hardin. Snyder, K. Seitz 30 Thr 1949 Zionoi