Murphysboro High School - Crimson and Corn Yearbook (Murphysboro, IL)

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1950 Crimson and Corn DllifiilDliillllliilPillilbillillillilli!IQ!D11lilD14111Illll!l10l1li0l4lllll0Qll1llQilQlll0l0l 101 C MURPHYSBORO TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL SENIOR PUBLICATION MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS STAFF Editor . . . . Bill Hofmann Associate Editor . Jeanne Joyce Chief of Literary Staff Ruth Sabine Business Manager . . Ted Ross Assistant Business Manager . . , Betty Lavell Sponsor . LITERARY STAFF Faculty Advisor . Girls' Sports Mrs. May V. Waite . . . Miss Mary Sauer Mary Rose Butcher Clubs . . . Jack Miller Calendar . Sue Naumer Classes Gerry Nordmeyer at Sports . Willard Rhine Sports Kenneth Stewart Music . . Teresa White Photographs John Ed Worthen TYPISTS Georgia Borchelt ' Mayfield Fritz Betty Stahler Ann Browne Elizabeth Graeff Jean Williams Betty Eastman Barbara Mileur Jo Ann Williams Wilma Fisher Ruth Saupe Pauline Worthen BUSINESS STAFF FACULTY ADVISORS Miss Louise Templeton Mr. John Wathen Mary Jean Biggs Wayne Cross Mattie Hibbler Delores Pope Phyllis Blacklock Ronald Flowers Bob Jewell Francis Puttmann Frank Borgsmiller Freddie Belle Ford Clara Massey Pearl Reese Ardrick Butler Johnie Mae Ford Mary Jean McIntyre Frances Schiro Augusta Ruth Cline Dick Gardner Cato McKinnie Bill Smith Mary 'Carol Cline Roberta Graff Norma McMillian Vernon Smith Charlotte Clough Henry Grob Betty Nausley Bryan Snider Joe Congiardo Tom Hamilton Donald Newhouse Charles Walton Richard Copin Louise Hawes Dan Penrod Charles Williams Photographer . Mohler's Studio Printing The Daily Independent QUWUQKIWIDWIYWI it iii0101011l1010CDlPl0ll101011litlillilbl0l01010l0llD1010l0l bl D14 C Page Four

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1950 Crimson and Corn - Dedication A half-century ago the townspeople voted into our community a new high school. The school was dedicated to guide and instruct the students who would enter her portals then and in the future. The school has not failed in this manifest duty. Her constant progress in all respects is truly character- istic of the great men and women who found- ed her. The school commands a place in the hearts of all alumni. We, the staff, are honored to have the privilege of dedicating this annual to our first half-century of progress: progress that was brought about by the students and administrators of the past. Not merely with words do we dedicate this book, but with a deep, sincere feeling in our hearts and a devotion to our schoo1's honored tradition. The following pages are hereby dedicated to an account of th-is progress. And so we dedicate .... 1sic1014111vicxioioilbilrinicxinrloioirrixri ni 1101010101 sic1410101031riricsiriclclitimvizxiflcrisnixlcxicsisiniririetavd Page Five