Newton Community High School - Nu Kom I Yearbook (Newton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1941 volume:

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I-IE I-IAS BECOME A PART OF AMERICA'S LIFE AS TI-IE I-IIOI-I SCI-IOOL STUDENT I-IAS BECOME A PART OF TI-IAT LIFE. I-IE COMES TO OUR ANNUAL TI-IRU TI-IE COURTESY OF I-IIS CREATOR, MR. AL CAPP. DEDICATION TO MR. FOX, OUR COACH, WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF I94I, RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL. MR. FOX, A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF AN ALL-ROUND FELLOW, HAS BROUGHT TO OUR SCHOOL A KEENER SENSE OF SPORTSMANSHIP AND GIVEN US MANY HOURS OF ENJOYMENT. YOU ARE A SWELL FELLOW, MR. FOX, AND WE ARE JUST AS PROUD OF YOU AS LI'L ABNER MUST BE OF AL CAPP. If few: fkfoffnack ,fl dffor cfoaq He fd . 150610655 Myr , lqlfla ffary and Uorofhy if We fren Asn! Edfiora l'1. I-141 Advertfsz 5,g90rfS fb'lf0l'5 l 19 vypfls fs Acff vi ffes kglgof-15 lf df fgrj C.fOA'6.'1 15a!e5 ffonayefw Ca fenda r Pfw fo f0Aofoyra,vff y ff 3 if OJ ff' f frm ,X J ANNUAL STAFF If you happened To walk by room 7 during 'rhe lasl' 'rhree monlrhs. you probably noficed someone busily working inside monlceying wi'rh picfures, wriling, or Talking wi+h Mr. lvlcSwane. Or maybe you noliced someone hanging from The raflers by his legs 'raking picfures. Or maybe someone leaning ou+ from under your desk in sfudy hall io slare you in 'fhe eye wifh a camera. Well, if you are a freshman you'll learn 'rhal 'rhese rhings happen once a year. Don r be scared, if was only lhe annual slaff finishing some lasf minule work. In The following pages you will see evidence of some of 'rhis wonderful work. CADET MEMBERS These underclassmen-Bob Hubbard Lon Cleaver, Bob Worcesfer. Glen Sunder- land, and Bob Scoil' assis+ed in 'lhe pho . TH N- FERA JGSNIQR 'rography work for fhe I94I Nu-Kom-I VICTOR KIBLER. WE THANK You. Thanks' boys! VIC. Dear Mr. McSwane: You have my permission to use LIL ABNER drawings for your annual and my blessings upon the project. Will you send me a copy? Sincerely ADMINISTRATION : .I . O I xlr 5' Q, ,: A . , . ! -I CQ f f 3 S uf 1- L' ' I 6 ,. X 0 ,-s O ,JJ I' A as .7t 0 - x. ' I ..-1' l I II I ! Ilgxgl I ip II H 2 M f 0l1Il3W 'I M I N4 S: CV f f I if Q ' I . f If L19 1 fp 0 I It IC I D ai .. . L Q-pf Al i , -- ' il.-.avi a .JI l Jp MCM Imax LL- M. B. PLATZ, Our Principal A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL I am deeply indebfed ro several groups of people for lheir help in malcing l94O-4I a very successful year al N. C. I-I. S. Among Jrhese groups l parlicularly wanl' To menlionz I. 2. Pqe8 The sludenl body--some 375 Young Americans for whom Jrhe school exisfs: a really swell group of boys and girls, nal perfect of course, buf very re- sponsive lo proper guidance. The 'facully and office secrelary- sevenfeen men and women well equip- ped by Jrraining and experience, who have been very cooperalive and willing Jro work Tor Jrhe good of The sludenls. 3. The cusrodians and carelalcers of buildings and grounds, whose work in lceeping The physical planr in good condifion is all loo oflen undervalued. 4. The Board ol Educaiion-The repre- senlalives of lhe people-who are al- ways searching for ways and means +o improve Jrhe school. 5. All The people of Newlon and sur- rounding communily, who are anxious and willing +o provide educafional opporlunilies commensurale wilh needs and abili+ies. These groups working logelher have suc- ceeded in making I94O-4I a very good year for N. C. H. S. You have been very gracious To me and l do sincerely lhanlc you for your help in making my Tirsr year wilh you so very pleasant lvl. B. PLATZ, Principal. KATHRYN KINSEL, HIS SECRETARY. BOARD OF EDUCATION To Them we exlencl our sinceresl oppreciolion for Their oid. They mocle our school life possible iusl os AI Copp mode Li'I Abner's possible. Roy McCormack D. R. Connor Lon Cleaver H. L. Reisner V. A. Jones Secrefary Presidenl Page 9 .jf V A THE SCHOOLS OE DOOPATCH ARE PROBABLY NOT GIVEN A VERY HIOH RIIQITSIT4 OUR SCHOOL ISI WHY? BECAUSE OUR FACULTY IS ONE OE THE I-. Fox Jacobs Boyles Newsom EVERETT D. FOX ZeigIer, IIIinois B.Ed., S. I. N. U. 1 MS., Universify of IIIinois. Bookkeeping, Low, Geography, Boy's P. E. Coach. HELEN JACOBS Newfon, Illinois A.B., UniversiIy of IIIinoisg groduofe sfudenf, Universi+y of IIIinois. EngIish I, II. OMER M. TOBIAS Newfon, Illinois B.S., Universify of Missoung M.S., UnIversiIy of Illinols. Plone Geornefry, Advanced AIgebro, Sohd GeomeIry, Direcfor of N. Y. A. sfudenfs. PHYLLIS M. DURNIN Davenport Iowa A.B., Augusfcno College: M.A., Universify of IIIinois. GirI's P. E., French, Lofin II. Tobias Durnln BQIIS McSwone LUCILE BAYLES Newfon, IIIinois B.S., UniversIIy of IIIInoisg grczduofe sfudenh of Illinois. English I, III. STUART NEWSOM Goodlcnd, Indiono A.B., Universify of IIIinois. Physics, Chemisfry, Biology, Ass'I Cooch. BETTE LOU BAILS Chorlesion, IIIInois B.Ed., E, I. S. T. C. EngIish, Hisfory, Speech, Drcmofics. CLARENCE I. MCSWANE LynnvIIIe, Indiana A.B., Ooklond Cify CoIIegeg Oroducfe sfudenf, of Indicnno. Mafhernofics, Dlrecfor of Annual. Universify Universifv IN APPRECIATION O T I A DURING OUR FOUR YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL, WE PRES 3 I U ON THESE PAGES. xx X XI AIYI QQ? Wallcer Ivlilleville Flori Slwimp PAUL WALKER Palesline, Illinois B.S.. Universily of Illinois: gracluole sludenl of Cornell. Vocalional Agricullure. ANITA MILLEVILLE Champaign, Illinois B,S., Universily of Illinois: graduole sludenl ol Columbia Teogliers College, Sliorlliond, Typing. STEWART WILLIAMS Newlon, Illinois B.Ed., S. I. S. T. C.: gradiiofe sludenl Universily of Illinois. General Science, Direclor Visual Educolion. IVIARY ALICE SMITH Princelon, Illinois A.B., Monmoulli College: M.A., Universily of Illinois: Iwo summers, Library Science, Universily of Illinois. English IV, Librarion. Williams Smilli Gruenewald Young EUGENIA FLORI Newlon, Illinois B.Ed., E. I. S. T. C. I-lorne EC. I, II, Ill. R. J. SHIIVIP Newlon, Illinois HM., Illinois Wesleyan. Bond, Chorus. LeROY GRUENEWALD Neoga, Illinois Illinois. I--lislory, Debole, Civics. DELBERT YOUNG Newlon, Illinois B.Ed., E. I. S. T. C. Induslriol Arls. B.Ed., E. I. S. T. C.: groduole sludenl Universily c CLASSES ' X - F. 2 I 'sa K f U i--- 2 K lim i J' B' 33555 ,ga-U. C , .. 14 JL SW WEL w b ENIORS I li ul WMI' Vrpem JUNE PORTLOCK- This year concludes fhe slory ol a group of boys and girls who were very green when school began in Seplernber, I937. Thai' year we chose Frances Hauser, Wayne Lee, Calherine Dohm, and Dorolhy Mae Warren as class officers. lvliss Barman was our class sponsor. As sophomores we held our annual pencil sales and sponsored an all school parly. We elecled Dick Worcesler, Wayne Lee, and Eldon Wakefield class officers. Mr. Gruenewald did 'rhe necessary advising. The nexl year, nearing The close of our school days, we elecred Dick Worcesler, James Lougel, Marie Ufley, and Calherine Dhom. Under Ihe guidance of lvlr. McCormack, we gave Ihe deparring seniors a Hawaiian banquel' complere wilh pineapple-juice and grass-skirled Hula-Hula dancers. Now as seniors we again chose Dick Worcesler as presidenr: Howard Riley, vice-presidenl: Neva June Porllock, secrelary: Norman Nicholas, Ireasurer: and Mr. Young, sponsor. RICHARD WORCESTER- Dick Kewpie April I2, l923. June I6, l923. Fufure-She's replacing Gracie Allen nowadays! Doesn'f o sense of humor make fhe world go 'roundl Annual S+al-I 4: Nolural Science 3: News Slaff 3, 4: Personal De- velopmenl' 3: G. A, A. I, 2, 3, 4: Drum Corps 2: Cheer leader 3, 4: Class Secrefary 4. NORMAN NICHOLAS- Tub March 25, I923. Fufure-Manager of a Men's CloI'hing Sfore in Wesl Liberfy. He loves +l1e women, he loves fo play, He loves Io work sometimes, 'Ihey soy. Baskerball 4: Ches and Checkers 4: F. F. . 3, s Treasurer 4. LE RA AY- Wren ebruary 2I, l923. Ffure Helping her husband VTE lowers. e less +here is learned, 'Ihe ess flwere is 'fo forget usic Appreciafion I: A n n u al Slaff 4: Nalural Science 2: Home Economics I, 2, 3: ews Sfarf 2, 3 4: Safefy Club 2 . A, A. 2, 3, : Chorus I, 2. yl flif Furure-Head physician in New- 'Ion Cily Hospifal. A bold, bad mon! Foo+ball, 3: N Club 3: Annual Sraff 4: Camera Club 3, 4: Radio Club 4: Band 2: Hobby Club I, 2, 3, 4: Class Presidenf 2, 3, 4: Wif's End. SUE DOUTHIT- Sudie May 21, I923. Fufure-The wife of a famous na- val official. She never lefs her lessons infer- fere wifh her educoiion. Drarnafics I, 2, 3, 4: Annual Slalzf 4: Nafural Science 2: G. A. A. I. 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Among Us Girls . HOWARD RILEY- Doc Augusr 24, I923. Fulure-Aclor in Hollywood. Some boys like one girl, buf Riley's like flue good Lord-he loves 'Ihem all. Dramalics 4: Music Appreciafion I: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Annual Slafl 4: News Slaff 3: Radio Club 4: Clgss Vice-Presidenf 4: Wi+'s En Page I3 r I SENIORS . - DAN DIEL- EarfhqucI:e Apnl 18, I924. Fulure-Wafer boy of 'rhe U. ol I. foolboll learn. His home room is fhe office. Baslceiball 3, 4: Foolball 3, 4: Traclc 3, 4: Dramalics 4: N Club 3, 4: Annual Slug 4: Nalural Science 3: News Slolll 4: Chess and Checkers 3, 4: Hobby Club I, 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. MERCEDA BOLANDER- Bolander April 26, I923. Fulure-Wife of a famous avia- for. A deep dinple in her chin- beware! De-felopmenl' 3 4 Horne Economics 3, 4: Personal W ,' r M34 Wk. KENT FUN OUSER- Funk Seplernber 2, I923. Fufure-Polilics and breaking up romances. He could be belfer if he would, buf he fhinlrs i+'s lonesome be- ing good. Drarnalics 4: Annual Slafl 4: Nal- urol Science 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Hobby Club I, 2, 3. 4. af., If 1'- 3 I ,r'.4--'J . I-1 ' . . - ' Q f,- .' 1, I I A f GENEY5 WINTER'-'Geo ,f Juxs 2IT 1923 x A I . I f 'Fulure-H0:rnel',Eoono'l'o1cs Inspec- Ior. ' ,4 Q Vf 'Her 'Friends ever many, I Page I4 Her foes-are Ihere any? Dramalics 4: Annual Slall 4: Orchesira 4: Home Economics 3, Personal Developmeni 3: French 3. HERMAN BIERMAN- Hermie July 18. 1923. Fulure-Prosperous farmer of Jas- per Counfy. In Ihis world +here's Ioo much worryl Whc:+'s Ihe use of rush and hurry? F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES HOUSER- Fanny March 20, I923. Fulure-She's buying Cheyies now. llncreases Ihe sales.l There's o Ii++Ie bii' of lead in every good Ii'HIe girl. Music Appreciolion I: A n n u al Sfall 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Corn- mercial Club 4: Sfudenl Council 4: Class Presicleni I, DONALD DUFRAIN- Fuzzy March 3l, I923. Fulure-Very doubllul. Never worry oboui Iomorrow, Today is yes'Ierday's 'Iomorrow ond i+'s all righi, isn f if? Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Fooiball I, 2, 3, 4: Traclc I, 2, 3, 4: Dramalics 4: N Club 1.2, 3, 4: Annual Slaff 4: News Slofl 4: Safely Club 2: Hobby Club I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball Copfain 4. KATE JOURDAN- Kc1+ie July 11. 1923. Fuiure-Keeping house. A mighfy hun+er and her prey is man. Music Appreciaiion I: A n n u al Sfalif 4: Home Economics 4: Chess and Checkers 3: Personal Devel- opmenl 3, 4: Safely Club 2, 3: G. A. A. l, 2, 3,43 Band I, 2, 3, 4. CALVIN TER- Duke Augu 2, 923. Fu re resid nhof fhe Planfer's Compo alion. a+e his ay Io success lpec- Isl. I 2, 3. Xb MILDRED WHITEHURST- Fiuy Augusl I4, I923. Fuiure-Kay Kyserls lalesl discov- er . yGod gave speech Io all, buf song Io few. Drcmaiics Club 3: Annual Stall 4: Home Economics I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I. 2, 3, 4: Growing Pains : Wi+'s End . 74, 2' 70--I fir- fav' ,f,c.ze , J jgcffzvoe .fcfw , Hifi i ,.VfL,f.fsftf6 IRA LEWIS- Sawbuck December IO, I924. Fulure - Manager of NewIon's mosl exclusive reslauranl. Judge +his man by his queslions, no? his answers. Nalural Science 3: Chess and Checkers 3, 47 Hobby ilub I, 2. 3,4. , f .I y,w4Q f ir' I LOISIVJARREN Warren ,V December 25, I923. rl W 1 If Fulure-Drinking Coca-Cola. Norlh is nor+h and soulh is Bar- neyl Dramalics I, 2, 3, 41 Annual S+aFF 4: Nalural Science 2, 37 Home Economics 3, 43 News Slail I, 2: Commercial Club 4, NoIhing Bul Ihe TruIh . NOEL CUNEFARE- Josie Seplember IZ, I923. Fulure-Mayor of Gila. He cares nol for 'Ihe winds +ha'r blow, Nor fo: fhe maids +ha+ sigh. He's iusl a blissful bachelor, Who le+s 'rhe world go by. Foolball 4: Track 41 N Club 4: News SIGICI 4, F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4. MARIE UTLEY- Mink Seplember Il, l'?23. Fulure - Aliending baskefball games. A Iilfle mischief by lhe way, A Ii'HIe 'Fun +o spice each day. Dramalics I, 27 Music Apprecia- 'Iion Ig Annual Sfall 43 News Slall 33 G.A. A. I, 2, 3.4: Band I. 2, 3, 4g Aben+ Minded Bride- groom 2: Class Secrelaryflreas- urer 3. CHARLES HALL- Chuck Sepfember I4, I923. Fulure-Manager of lhe F. F. A. baseball ieam, A 'rrue lad is besf known by his quie+ charm. Baskelball 3, 47 Dramalics I: Chess and Checkers 3, 4: Radio Club 4: F. F.A. I, 2, 3. 4. SENIORS EILEEN MCCORMACK- Eileen November I6, I923. Fulure-The firsl woman speaker in Ihe House of Represenlalives. I care no+ for man-he's 'loo simple. Dramafics 4: Music Apprecialion I, 23 Annual Sfafl 4: Nalural Science 2, 35 G. A. A. Ig De- bafe 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4. JAMES LAUGEL- Mouse November 26, I923. Fulure-Head mechanic of The Ford Manulacluring Company. I hole fo wasfe paper and pen- cil fo gel my lessons. Foolball 2, 3, 41 Track 2, 3: Dra- mafics 2. 4: N Club 2, 3, 45 Music Apprecialion I: Annual Slalf 45 Hobby Club I, 2, 3, 43 Class Vice- Presidenl 2, 3, MARCELLA SCOTT- Marcy February 7, I923. Fulure-A loving wife, Ihe mofher of famous sons. She 'lakes a grea+ inleresl in domesfic science-she's learn- ing 'Io cool: for Iwo. Home Economics 3, 47 Chorus I, 4. KENNETH MIELKE- Pee Wee November 3, I922. Fufure-Wh'eeIer's mosl eligible bachelor. Ohl Romance! Will if never come? News Slaff 3, 4: Chess and Check- ers 3, 4. MARGIE GARRETT-'Bige July I5, I923. Fulure-A iillerbug inslruclor. Dynamile comes in small pack- ages. Dramalics 4: A n n u al Slaff 43 Home Economics 3, 47 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4g Commercial Club 4. Page I5 SENIORS I ix vw D ,if fi Page I6 GLEN CARPENTER- SI'1orIy November I7, l9l8. Fulure - Soldier in The Uniled Slales Army. LiHle people do greal fhings. Chess and Checkers 43 F. F. A. 3, 4. JOAN FIELD- Jody February 27, I923. Fulure - Concerl pianisl in lhe Newlon Opera Company. My husband cannof rule me for I can argue, foo. Music Apprecialion Ig A n n u al Slarl 4g Nalural Science 23 Com- mercial Club 43 Band I, 2, 3: French Club 3, 45 Chorus I, 2, 3: Wi'f's End 4. HOWARD ALCOKE- Calico Oclober I9, I923. Fulure-Conslruclion manager ol ihe Lillie Thealer OH Times Square . Slow and easy, buf he always gefs fhere. Dramali s 3, 43 Hobby Club I, 2, - WMDGE MAHANEY- Blondie Oclober 23, I923. Fulure-Married To a slreef car driver in Willow I-Iill. Courfeous, calm. and cool- Tha+'s Madge's perfect rule. Drornalics 3, A ri n u al Slal-I 4: Home Economics 2: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. SAVERN FEHRENBACHER- Fehrenbacher March 7, I923. Furure-Skaling inslruclor. Greof men make misfalresg I make misfakes, fherefore, I am a greai' man. Dromalics 45 Chess and Checkers 4: Hobby Club 3, 4. LISSA ALICE ADKINS-- ShaIIie Oclober II, I923. Fufure-English 'reacher in Wheel- er High School. Her cheery smile helps fhe world along. Personal Developmenl' I, 2, 31 Commercial Club 4. RAYMOND SNYDER- Sneezy Oclober I3, I923. Fulure-Growing. Early 'Io bed, early Io rise, and you miss fhe besf parf of Ihe day. Baskelball 3, 4: Foolball I, 2, 3, 47 Track 2, 3, 43 N Club 4: Hobby Club 3. ' win g , , , - nual fa 4C'FSa+ura cienc , 33 I-lame Econo i 4: News ,2g . A , 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 43 End . ,MA N S DQ A i De b r 923 . 'I' e-Dr' ' a ilk uc . syn d hf icsl 3 4 S ff arf I G GORDON WARFEL- G0bbIe November 25, I923. Fulure-A Fuller brush salesman. Never idle a momenf. buf +hri'Hy and +I1ougI1IfuI of ofhers. Chess and Checkers 3, 45 Radio Club 43 F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Hobby Club 3, 4. CATHERINE DHOM- Emily May I2, I923. Fulure-Firsl female cheerleader of Nolre Dame. Life is shorf and so am I. Music Appreciafion Ig A n n u al Slalf 47 Home Economics I, 2, 3: G. A, A. I, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Class Secrelary Ig Class Treas- urer 3. TH ELMA SHAM HART- TheImie Oclober II, l923. Fulure - Manager of lhe new Woolworlh slore in Newlon. Like 'Ihe Nor+hwes'I' Mounled Po- lice-she gels her mon. Dramalics I, 2: Musicmpprecia- lion I: Annual Slall ,,Nalur Science 2: News ZJVE: sonal Develop 3: a b zjjc. , 3, 1 3.15, i ' ,' Q' V , ,gjl4ojilZLLA KINCA - Lou . J April 7, I923. Fulure-Shorl slory wriler for lhe Esquire. ' , She's nol a flower, she's noi' a A pearl, She's iusl' a noble all-'round girl. Dramalics 2: Music Apprecialian I: Annual Slafl 4: I-lame Econom- ics 3: G. A. A. 4: French Club 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4, WAYNE LEE- Lee March 2l, I923. Fulure-Ticlcel-lalcer on a merry- ga-'round. One of fhe brain slorms of N. C. H. S. Baslcelball I, 2, 3: Faolball I, 2: N Club 3: Nalural Science 3: Chess and Checlcers 4: I-lobby Club I, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice-Presi- clenl. MARY JEAN KINSEL- Mary November I7, l923. Fulure-Manager ol a Newlan hardware slore. Tall, dark, and quiet I-Iorne Economics I, 2, 3, 4: Per- sonal Developmenl 3, 4: Safely Club 3. JOHN UTLEY- Bill May 24. I922. Fulure-A Shakespearean sludenl. He's nof merely a chip off Ihe old bloclz, buf fhe old bloclr ilself. Baslcelball 3: Foolball 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. l, 2, 4: Hobby Club 3. 1 SENIORS DALE WIYATT- Dale Augusl ll, I923. Fulure-Callle-rancher in Wyom- in . gOh! for a sludy hall io sleep inl Annual Slafl 4: News Sfalil 4: Safely Club 2: F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Council 3: Chorus 2. VICTOR WAGY- Bud March 2, l923. Fulure-I-'lunling and fishing. If silence were golden, he'd be dead broke. Baslxefball I, 2, 3: Foolball I, 2: Nalural Science 3: Chess and Checkers 3, 4: Camera Club 3: Hobby Club I, 2, 3, 4. RITA MAY- Rilo Seplernber 27, I924. Fulure-A secrelary Io Professor Gruenewald. The coI's gol her fongue. Music Apprecialion I: Annual Sfall 4: Nalural Science 2, 3: I-lome Economics I, 2: G. A, A. 4: Band 3, 4: Drum Corps 2. EDISON CLARK- Eddie December 25, l9l9. Fulure-Newlon's leading carpen- ler. There's nolhing like a good dis- posilion. Chess and Checlcers 3, 4: Camera Club 4: Radio Club 4: F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Hobby Club 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2. DOROTHY MAE WARREN- Do++y January 7, I923. Fulure - Collecling Chrislmas presenls. As fond of dafes as an Arab. Dramalics I, 3, 4: Music Appre- cialion 2: Annual Sfalf 4: G. A. A, I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Council 4: C I a s s Treasurer I: Growing Pains : A m o n g Us Girls . Page I7 . M '2,AfM sENioRs GENEVIEVE HARRIS- Gennie Augus+ ie, 1920. Fufure-Sodo ierlcer. I guess sfudies are all righf, buf I won? some fun ou+ of life. Dromofics I, 2, 3, 43 Annual Sfciff 47 News Sfofi 2, 31 Personal De- velopmenf 23 Debofe 2, 3, 43 Growing Poins 2: Homecoming Queen 45 Wi+'s End . MAURICE HENDERSON- Snake March 22, I923. Fufure-A chaplain in Ihe ormy. The Ione ranger. FooIbc1II 4: Traci: 43 Chorus 4. VIRGINIA CONLEY Quif school. FLORENT FEAR- Fear June 6, I922. Fuiure-Running on newsfond. The deepesf river flows wiih Ihe Iecs+ noise. Chess ond Checkers 33 I-I obby Club I, 2, 3. ROMONNA COPPER- Copper November IO, I923. Fuiure-Pos'ImcisTer's wife. I dream of Jimmy wiIh Ihe Iighf brown hair. Dromcfics 41 Home Economics 3, 4: Personal Developmenf 3: Com- mercial Club 4. DOYLE SHIMP- Doyle February 6, I92l. Fulure - Bond diredor in Boos Cornmunify High School. Melody is +I1e ubsolufe Ian- guage in which fhe musician speaks +o every heart News S'ro'Ff Ig Bond I, 2, 3, 4: Hobby Club Ig Ccimerc Club 4. MARGIE BROOKS- Marge Augusf 30, l922. Fuiure-Fof Icdy in Ringling Bros. Circus. To enioy life one musf giggle. Annual Sfoht 43 News SIOII 45 Ccmero Club 43 Chorus 2. JACK HUTSON- Jock Sepiember 4, I923. Fulure-RochesIer's undersiudy. A sociable chap and nice Io Irnow. Hobby Club I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, rucry , I92 . Fu? e-K 'Iin Irs r rh YJ UNZ cg 'Judyn bo in he y. A ' H 3 Pj! 1 c . om E nomi , 4 ersono Develo enf . IW WAYNE SOWERS- Barney Sepfernber I3, 1922. Fufure-Posirnosfer in Lis. 'And cerfainly he is o good fellow. F. F. A. 3, 4: I-lobby Club 3, 4. o'f+e ear I n 'I iq GERTRUDE OCHS- Ger+ie Augusf I7, I923. Fulure-An eflicienl house wife A really swell girl 'Io Irnow, Music Appreciorion I: Home Eco- nomics 2, 3, 4: Personal Develop- menl 3, 4: Chorus I, 2. CHARLES GINDER- Ginder Seplernber 2, I923. Fulure - Member ol NewIon's Chamber of Commerce. Jus+ anofher coun+ry genfleman. Baslcelboll 4: Chess and Checkers 4: Radio Club 4: Hobby Club I, 2, 3, 4. MILDRED BOGARD- Mickey Augusl I5, I92O. Fufure-Typing champion of '48. As a fyping shark, She deserves her morlz. News Slafi 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4. RALPH WATKINS- Scrun+ny November 7, I923. Fulure-Chief of Police in Boas. Doubf is 1-he beginning, no? 'the end of wisdom. F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4. SAM BEVERLIN- BucI:shoI July 9, I923. Fufure-Caploin of U. of I. fool- boll feam. The answer +o a maEden's pray- erl Baslcelball I: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Dramalics 4: N Club 2, 3, 4: Music Appreciaiion I: Annual Slofl 4: Naiural Science 3: News Slofl 4: Hobby Club 2, 3: Wills End 4. SENIORS GERALD REED- Reed June IO, l923. Fuiure-Driving a school bus. His hobby is colleciing pinlr excuses. Chess and Checkers 4: F. F. A. I, 2, 3. MAXINE CUNNINGHAM- Max Seplember 23, I923, Fufure-Head nurse in Newlon I-Iospilal. Friendly, ioIIy, full of fun, She'II hold her own wifh any one. Home Economics 3, 4: News Sfalf 4: Personal Developmenl 3. JOHN FLANAGAN- Willis November 2I, I924. Fuiure-Assislanf Coach al' E. I. S. T. C, Don'f Ihrow a monkey wrench in Ihe machinery. Foofball 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: N Club 3, 4: Nalurol Science 3: News SIQIZI 4: Chess and Checkers 3, 4: Radio Club 4: Hobby Club 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Council 2. MARGARET BERGBOWER- Margo June I3, I923. Fufure-Manager of o Irucking organizalion. A friendly spirii wifh a cheery mind. Orcheslra I, 2, 3: Home Econom- ics I, 2, 3, 4: Personal Develop- menl' 3: Safely Club 2: Commer- cial Club 4: Drum Corps 2. HELEN ROMACK- Snoolie July 25, I924. Fulure-Unifed Sfafes Senalor. All musf be earnesl in a world like ours. Dramalics I, 4: Annual Sfafl 4: Nafural Science 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4, Page I9 354 Y SENIORS VIRGINIA ANNE CONNOR- Pudie Augusl 20. l923. Fuiure-Living wiih her husband, a lawyer in Champaign. WhaI's 'rhe secref of her charm Thai keeps a Iaddie on each arm? Dramaiics l, 2, 3, 4: Music Ap- preciaiion I: Annual Siaif 4: News Stal-F 2: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 41 Commercial Club 4: French Club 2, 4: Sludeni Council 2, 3: Grow- ing Pains 3: Homecoming Queen 3. LINDELL CLARK- Lindy December 25, I92I. Fuiure-F. F. A. insirucior. A boy who's pleasani' and 'full of fun, and liked by oImos+ everyone. Chess and Checkers 3: F. F. A. 3, 4: Hobby Club 3, 4. e if i I i I LERALD ELLIS- Bud X I w I I X- Q, April ls, 1923. II I Fufure-Slreei car driver in Wil- low Hill. He always Ihinks of his lessons Iirsi-when he has Time. Chess and Checkers 3, 4. Page 20 DON WARD- Skipper November I7, I923. Fuiure - Phoiographer in Holly- wood. Of all my moI'her's children, I like myself fhe besi. Fooiball 3: N Club 3: Annual Siahf 4: Camera Club 3, 4: Hobby Club l, 2, 3. 4. GEORGE FULK- George November 29, I92I. Fufure-The firsi Io defeai Joe Louis. AI' Iirsi' he seems raiher shy, Bui he'II be your pal by and by. F. F. A. 4: Hobby Club 4, DALE WAKEFIELD- LauraI January I7, I923. Fuiure-Naval official. When I have nofhing else Io do, I sfudy. Baskefball I, 2: Fooiball I, 2, 4: Track 2: Nalural Science I: Chess and Checkers 2: Camera Club 3: Hobby Club I, 2, 3, 4. SAMUEL YOST- Boy April io, 1923. Fuiure-All-siar baseball player. Why should I siudy and make myself miserable? Foolball 3, 4: N Club 3, 4: An- nual Slafi 4: Orchesira 2: News Sfafl 3: Radio Club 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH WARFEL- KenneIh Sepiember I6, I923. Fufure-Ambassador io Spain. Speech is grear bui' silence is beHer. Camera Club 4. GAROLD FRENCH- Frenchie December I7, l922. Fuiure-Car shiner, I'm down on all women exceni blondes, bruneH'es, and red- heads. Baskeiball 3, 4: News Siaff 4: Chess and Checkers 2, 3, 4. DELMAR SALYERS- Srubo December 8, l923. Fuiure-Owner of a fish hafchery. He would siop S+. PeI'er's roll call +o ask a quesiion. Baskelball 3: Chess and Checkers 4: Hobby Club I, 2, 3, 4. CAN YQU IMAGINE? Lois Warren being aT school on Monday: Eileen McCormack being a DemocraT: Mr. Fox being absenT Trom school: Mr. Gruenewald discussing The chapTer beTore a TesT: all 35 members OT The annual sTaTT having The same opinion: The Teachers sTaying away Trom STanley's aT noon: Genevieve Harris noT going wiTh PaT? Can you imagine Joan Field being a Republican: Mr. PlaTz in a baThing suiT: Mr. McSwane making love: Fuzzy DuTrain having his assignmenTs: Richard WorcesTer. Sam YosT, and Howard Riley walking To school: Dale WakeTield sTaying awake in Civics class: KenT Funkhouser having his bookkeeping: Sue DouThiT joining The Navy: Virginia Connor going Tor bruneTTes: Mr. Walker being IaTe To school in The morning: Mr. Newsom passing up a chance in class To Tell oT some personal experience: Miss Jacobs being The TirsT one To school: Neva June Porrlock noT Talking in hisTory class: Marianna going sTeady wiTh one boy: VicTor Wagy noT eaTing in a resTauranT: Margie GanreTT noT having any chewing gum: KenneTh WarTel being a conver- saTionalisT: Marie UTley missing a baskeTball game: Garold French going wiTh his own girl Triend: Miss Milleville wiTh an invalid husband: DoroThy Mae Warren being angry: Lissa Adkins noT being a blonde: Howard Alcoke noT being consTrucTion manager: MargareT Bergbower noT driving To school: Sam Beverlin noT being in The Nook : Herman Bierman noT being leTT handed: Mildred Bogard noT popping her gum: Glen CarpenTer noT being shorT: Edison Clark noT spending halT aT his Time in The seed house: CaTherine Dhom noT being a cheerleader: Dan Diel noT helping Mr. Fox: Gerald Ellis and Madge Mahoney noT going TogeTher: Margie Brooks being serious: Merceda Bolander being True To an aviaTor: Romonna Copper noT liking Jim Laugel: Noel CuneTare noT inTeresTed in baseball: Maxine Cunningham noT Taking Tive subiecTs: FIorenT Fear being in love: Savern Fehrenbacher wiTh curls: George Fulk noT bringing Louella To school: Charles Ginder noT being a baskeTbaII player: Charles Hall noT being The liTe oT The parTy: Judy Hunzinger having hysTerics: Jack HuTson being Three TeeT Tall: KaTe Jourdan noT giggling: Louella Kincade wearing The some hair-do every day: Mary Jean Kinsel weighing 300 pounds: James Laugel noT having a brighT remark: Wa ne l.ee wiTh sTraighT hair: Ira Lewis noT playing Tennis: Lenora May noT being abie To play baskeTball: RiTa May noT being debaTe secreTary: KenneTh Mielke wiThouT his green ChevroleT: Norman Nicholas' hair being messed up: GerTie Ochs noT having nice looking broThers: Miss SmiTl1 noT Taking care aT our library: Miss Flori noT cooking Tor school banqueTs: Miss Durnin noT sponsoring The Treshman class: Gerald Reed wiTh his Ford: Helen Romack not called Snookie : Delmar Salyers noT disagreeing: Marcella ScoTT noT being in love: Thelma ShamharT being rude: Doyle Shirnp noT playing The clarineT: Raymond Snyder noT being Tall: Wayne Sowers as Public Enemy No. I: John UTley having his lessons: Don Ward noT Talking: Gordon Wa:rTel noT being smarT in hisTory: Ralph WaTkin3 Talking a loT: Mildred WhiTehursT wiTh shorT hair: Calvin WinTer reciTing poeTry: Geneva WinTer being a poker-Tace: Dale WiyaTT wiTh Elnora: our school wiThouT Miss Bails and Miss Bayles: Mr. Tobias noT Teaching MaTh: Mr. Williams as a skeleTon: Mr. Shimp noT leading our band: Marie UTIey missing aThleTic games? THE MORNING OF CHRISTMAS 'Twas The morning oT ChrisTmas and all Through The air, ShouTs of delighT could be heard everywhere. I flew down The sTairs and raced To The Tree. To see whaT old SanTa had IeTT There Tor me. OhI A big Baby Dolly! I squealed wiTh iay, And a IiTTIe red wagon, my TavoriTe Toy. BUT waiTl WhaT was ThaT in such a big box? Which I could see, was Too big Tor my sox. WiTh Trembling Tingers and shining eyes, I Tore open The box. and peered inside. OhI The beauTiTuI Thing! I cried in glee. For iT was a Tricycle: especially Tor me. My mamma warned me, Be careTul, sweeTI BuT I eagerly climbed on The IiTTIe red seaT, And gage back and TorTh, and Then inTo The Q i WiTh mamma Tollowing me, Tor Tear I would Tall. ChrisTmas eve is nice in a way. BUT The morning aTTer, is a wonderTul day, BY NEVA JUNE PORTLOCK. Page 21 JUNIORS . 744-fsinr su... Meinharf, Bernadine Irene May, Ray eber, Wilrma Jean, Allison. A Feliz, Delberf Elliof, Morris Tobias, Eloise Clagg, Esfelle Jansen. Resch. Anna Allen, Virginia Carpenfer, Homer Clark, James Wilson. Glenn Haggard, Palsy Adams, Gladys Haaclr. Kennefh Trimble, Archie Meurlofi. Frances Wa++s. - We iuniors are preparing for lhe lasl lap oi our schooling in Newion Comrnunily far, l-ligh School. If is wilh some feeling of superiorily and yel' wilh a iinge ol regrei ' J . - ' - lhai' wwolc baclc on our preceding years os freshmen and sophomores. . s . ,, X Q How well we remember fhai lirsl imporiani year when Miss Jacobs helped Us it 'R siruggle Jrhrough. assisled by ihe following class officers: president Virginia Ann ,QM A Graham: vicefpresidenf, Vidar Kiblerg secreiary, James Rubsamg lreasurer, Billy Erwin. , 1 air li' Pa ZQXXS sg, 3? 1, , Q YS sl. in CLASS OF 1942 TOP ROW- Opal Lyfle, Burell Shull, Raymond Ochs, Mary Jean Warren, Erheldra Kinard, Lorraine Mulvaney. SECOND ROW- Elnora Mascher, Kenneth Brooks, Orville Milliman, Korhleen Curl, Lucy Hunzinger, Paul Harris. THIRD ROW- Madonna Fear, Bill Mendenhall, Denver Hefzer, lla Lcmberf, Mary Fousl, Harry- Maginn. BOTTOM ROW- Evelyn Maison, Lloyd McCormick, Leo Jones, Helen Thompson, Helen Williams, Glen Newlin. Wi+h lhe greenness rubbed all lo a degree, we enlered our second year wirh high hopes. We elecled Mr. Johnson as class sponsor: William Lobmier, president Lon Cleaver, vice- presidenig and Glen Bussarcl, secrefary-Jrreasurer. This year we chose Miss Belle Lou Bails as our sponsor. Our officers are: president Lon Cleaver: vice-president Ray Weber: secrerary, Irene May: lreasurer. Mary Jean Warren. This is 'rhe year in which we prove wherher we, as a class, can hang logelher and produce good resulls. We worlced madly all year ai our candy and colce sales in order +o give 'rhe seniors rhe bes'r ever banquet iff? ,Mn M477 W Page 23 QQ Q X, .J . I ,ii Q- T-f 'Tl ' 3.422 U if T' 242 gg,u,yfi,o'Rs v,1 +,,x,6JyJ ..' N. SY T xy I 9 fy Page 24 ' D H ,fri TOP ROW- AIber+a Parker, Charles Schaclnmanmg, rd, Doro+hy Allen, Virginia Graham, Joseph Gregoire. SECON D ROW- MW! o'f ,s ,,, T ,XA X . yy Norma Tanner, Lloyd Davison. RIT, Helen Romaclr, CIeIIa Shorf, Bob ScoH. THIRD ROW- - Bonnie Burnell, Norman Benef' I, bsam, Viola Rennier, Howard Davis, Vera Mae Davis. BOTTOM Row- Q: 6571 Georgianna Green, Leon Hen rson, Eugene Lewis, RuTh Ma+son, Grace Maxwell, Wayne Roberis. IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU A wild clear cry bursT on The air. In hasTe we leTT The spoT. I-le ran his besT. I did The resT. Though T'was exTremely hoT. His nose was I:naTTered inTo ruin By a sTraighT righT To The snooT. While his nose bled, Away I Tled, WiTh him in warm pursuiT. I ran ThaT race wiTh graceTuI speed. He could noT look Torlorner. I IcepT ahead, While he saw red. 'Til I shoT 'round a corner. There aT The Turn some gravel lay. 'Twas placed There 'way lasT spring. I Took a slide. Fell on my side, And wild, weird words did sing. He grasped me by The collar, And Then Tor quiTe a spell, FisTs Tlew in air, And so did hair, I-Ie IoeaT me up quiTe well. IT doesn'T pay To pick a TighT. For you may be The mourner. For aTTer all, You're apT To Tall, While Tleeing 'round a corner. -END- LOYD DAVISON. CLASS or 1942 If 9 I I I :- TOP ROW- ?x Arlene Wefherholf, De ur , Dole Bryan, Mariory Kinsel, Beola Derrickson, Elber ' . SECOND ROW- ' Nadine Wheaf, Bill Allen, Eugen , Elhelmaye Price, Norma Romack, Bob Bower, Tl-IIRD ROW- Phyllis Burlon, Colmore Miller, Ralph Elslon, rice Earnesl, Ilene Lemay, Bill Lobmier. BOTTOM ROW- Ruby Brackel+, A. B. Clark, Viclor Kibler, Marcella Green, Edna Swisher, Wayne Jones. WHEN SCHOOL IS OUT A bell rings. and people pour oul' ol classrooms. School is oul. Someone yells, Bli'rzkrieg , and plows Through The slream of girls lrying lo gel lo 'rheir lockers. Someone, who has a lower locker land may lhe Lord help lheml, lries lo kneel in ci praying posilion al her locker bul' finds il impossible. She is llallened againsl her locker as llal as ihe democrals would have fell if Roosevell had noi been re-elecled. Amid scralching, scrambling, slomping companions. several manage 'lo gel lo lhe lronl or back door lwhichever is convenienll looking very much beclraggled and feeling worse. WILMA JEAN ALLISON. EU Iilf ,V J, Lk - xi A, , ,Z L-.J QMJL , .1 Fw 7 ' U A i W W cj Page 25 SOPHOMOR,55,l.,fi Paqe 76 I-4 Y K sy, TOP ROW- Virginia Huddlesfon, Cole++o Emmerich, Norma J. Short SECOND ROW- Helen Sfrole, Henry Fehrenbacher, Lyle Winler, Rubydean Heacly, Dorofhy- Slrole. Tl-HRD ROW- LuDonne Mifchell, Dale Carlson, Donovan ScoH, Francis Hall, Edward Folfz, Pearl Brackeff. BOTTOM ROW- Jesse McFarland, Carl Price, Fay Clark, Marion Crouse, Vernon McCall, Fred Roframel, Beffy Heady. CLASS HISTORY The class of '43 made Their enlry info high school life by several molcing The honor roll. We were ably guided and advised on class work by Miss Phyllis Durnin. The class officers were: Glenn Sunderland, president Belly Tale, vice-president and Colella Emmerich, secrelary-lreasurer. CLASS OF 1943 TOP ROW- Loren Poe, Virginia Wallace, Belly Ann Slanley, Rufh Youngman, James Whilehursl. SECOND ROW- Ruby Millsap, Paula Absher, Belly Tale, Erlene Calverl, Bob Worcesler, Glenn Sunderland, Margarel Mallingly. THIRD ROW- Dema Wooden, Muriel Fosler, Marguerife Faller, Margarel Tobias, Janel Ross, Mary Belh Field, Ruby Milner, Cleda Derrickson. FOU RTH ROW- Fred Chesnul, Bill Canlwell, George Bevis, Roy Semple, Ray Prcbsl, Lawrence Dhom, Roy Goebel, Bob Hubbard. Charles Wooden. This year found us a lillle bil brighler and more able lo find The dillerenl class rooms. We chose Mr. Williams for sponsor: James Devore, presideni: Peggy Mallingly, vice-president and lvlarguerile Faller, secrelary-lreasurer. We sponsored The annual sale of baskelball pencils which will help us finance nexl year's banquel. L . Page 27 J f J SCPHOMORES .l Y X. i 'v Y l il X i, J V U Page 28 FIRST ROW! Mary Ellen Jackson, Ruby D. Ulley, l-lelen lvl. Phillips, James Devore, James lvlallingly. SECOND ROW- Juanila Burgener, Verna lvl. Williams, lra Wilson, lrvin Roloerls, Norma J. Weslendorf, Carl Beard. THIRD RCW- Roberla Lemay, Edna lvl. Guerrellaz, Angela Marrs, Winifred Kermicle, l-lelen lvl. Poe, Evan Phillips, Alice Jourdan. FOU RTl-l ROW- Xs . I Duane Sims, l-larry Gipson, Eugene Salyers, Clifford Rauch, Max Tanner, Marla lvleelc, Don Slrole, Lee Carlson. CLASS OF 1944 CLASS HISTQRY When school convened lasl Seplember, ond noses were counled, we lreshmen lound our ranlcs one hundred and lwelve slrongy lhough now lhe ill winds ol mis- lorlune have reduced us lo one hundred and lour. Al our lirsl class meeling we elecled lhe very capable Miss Phyllis Durnin as our sponsor, and lo Jimmie Doerr was given lhe ollice ol presidenl. Belly Dulgar was chosen vice-presidenl: Ernesline Beneliel, secrelory: and Roberl Doulhil, lreosurer. TOP ROW - lvan Dale While, Lloyd Wilson, Her- man Calverl, Roberl Eb- berl, Raymond Yager. SECOND ROW - Darwin Daniel, Glenn Romaclc, Lois Johnson, Wilma Jean Lewis, Duane Ender, Forresl Kinsel, THIRD ROW-Edclie Hall, Ernesline Benefiel, Norma Walcelield, lmogene Wolle, Hazel Huddleslon, Norma Gene Bunlon, Isabelle Big- ard. FOURTH ROW--Ray Rey- nolds, John C. Jourdan, Paul Girhard, George War- ren, R o g e r Bowers, Dole Weber, G o rd o n Jones, George Warlel. FIFTH ROW - Margorel Emmerich, Ruby Wallace, Mable Romaclc, Marilyn Malheny. SIXTH ROW-Frank Rub- sam. Dorolhy Meek, Mil- dred Meinliarl, Alice Bier- man, Eugene Dunn, SEVENTH ROW-Wayne Cunningham, Neil Woods, Marion Hemrich, Wanda Robards, Belly Lou Guer- rellaz, Wanda Lee Kibler. EIGHTH ROW - Alberl Levill, James Dunnigan, James Lobmier, Bill Smilh, Clarlc lsley, Earl Webb, Loren Schaclcmonn. Page 29 FRAESHMAN N , ki . n Nalurally we were lhe olaiecl ol iokes and pranks played by lhe upper classmenf A XJ hui due lo lhe unusual kindness and laxness al our elders , we have really found I Il' our freshman lile al N. C. l-l. S. pleasanl indeed. . N5 We are proud lo say lhal' we freshmen are Taking parl in mosl of lhe aclivilies, f . ,Ns including band, alhlelics, and debale. We also have a sizeable group on lhe honor I roll. Page 30 FIRST ROW-Glenn Kibler, I-Iarold Jones, Earnesl Pilch' er, Ivan Brooks. SECOND ROWfOra Jane Wilson, Pauline Beverlin, Blanche Neese, Elvadean Jenkins, Anna Gregoire, Freda Tabb. THIRD ROW-Juanila Fos- ler, Evan Wagner, Freda French, Glennafaye Morley, Genelle Babbs, Nadine Frichll, Belly Dulgar. FOURTH ROW - Emma Jane Clark, Raymond Pilch, er, Lois Madelyn Clark, Lyle Bollman, Bill Erwin, Keilh Lambird, Clillord Dewhirsl, Phyllis Flanagan. FIFTH ROW - Junior Ward, Roberl Doulhil, Maurice Fuson, Carl Rich- ards, I-lerberl Mallingly. SIXTH ROW-Louise Wag- ner, Peggy Wheal, Henri- ella Schafer, Eugene Fear, Belly Mclfnighl, Norma Wlwighlsel, Charlene Price. SEVENTH ROW-Mary K. McCullough, Lorella Pals, Chesfer Allen, E u g e n e Reich, Billie l-lays, Wylla Mae Miller, I-'Ielen Sinclair, Freda l-luddleslun. EIO!-ITI-I ROW - R oss Grove, Rosemary Woodard, Charles Yaw, l r m a ly n Bridges, James Doerr, Dan- old Filhian, Florene Mi+ch- ell, Louis Einharn, Leon Schuch. ACTlVITIESi-' ,, ' fr, M, 2,5 if Au ,f ? x N X J K XXX X The FuTure Farmers oT America, under The leadership OT our new agriculTure insTrucTor, Mr. Walker, elecTed The Tollowing oTTicers Tor The pasT year: presidenT, Wayne Jones: vice-presidenT, Francis l-lally secreTary, Marion Crouse, and Treas- urer, Lindell Clark. The major evenT was The disTricT l:.F.A. corn husking conTesT in OcTober. lXlineTeen schools par- TicipaTed. The winner was a l-luTsonville boy. The chapTer Took a minor Trip To Olney in January To wiTness a regular meeTing OT +haT A. chapTer and To Take parT in baskeTball games. ATTer ThaT Trip, The Ag. room was arranged so Thal' oTTicial opening and closing ceremonies were con- ducTed every oTher week. The machinery in The seed house was repaired and a new seed cleaning business sTarTed. The business increased rapidly. A pesT riddance conTesT was sponsored wirh a prize being given To The Team which killed The mosT pesTs. Many Tarms had Tewer mice, raTs, and spar- rows when The conTesT closed. HOME ECONOMICS This year The Home Ec. Club elecTecl The Tol- lowing oTTicers: Georgianna Green, presidenT7 Nor- ma Jean ShorT, vice-president ColeTTa Emmerich, secreTary7 JaneT Ross, Treasurer: Wilma Jean Al- lison, song leader: Miss Eugenia Flori, sponsor. Page 32 FIRST ROW-B. Burnell, V Davis, B. Dulgar, E. J. Clark D. Meek, M. Dunnigan, M Guerrefraz, R. Milner, K. Jour dan, E. Price, G. Maxwell, L Wagner, E. Benefiel, Schafer K. Curl, M. Fousf. SECOND ROW-M. Bergbower V. Renier, C. Emmerich, L Hunzinger, M. Balander, E Mnsrher, O. G. Ly+le, D. S+role J. Lane, B. McKnighT, E. Jeri kins, D. Allen, D. Meinharf R. Heady, B. Rubsam, E. Cal verf, M, Kinsel. THIRD ROWhMiss Flori, V CarpenTer, C. Price, F. French N. WhighTsel, M. Fear, F Huddleshm, M. Meinharf, N Frichfl, E. Swisher, M. White hursT, M. Romack, E. Clagg H. Poe, J. Fosfer, L. Johnson R. Johnson, N. Folfz, L. War ren, N. WesTendorf, R. Cop per, W. Allison, R. Youngrnan M. ScoTT, A. Gregoire, E. Wag ner, A. Bierman, M. Cunning ham. FOURTH ROW-J. Hunzinger B. GuerreTTaz, E. Jansen, J Ross, V. Williams, P. Flanagan l May, A. WeTherholT, B Hcady, F. Watts, N. Wake field, M. Green, M. Kinsel, G Ochs, G. Haack, W. Kibler G. Babbs, W. Kermicle, A Ealon, L. Clark, P. Beverlin G. Morley, B. Neese. The club holds Two meeTings a monTh, one during acTiviTy hour and one nighT meeTing. The nighT meeTings are usually parTies enjoyed by all. The club gave a MoTher and DaughTer banqueT April 2l. , 9 T73 ES A ,L,3, gh L s T' 9 'vs weft , . . M 4, Mm 1 es u - 551251 s ' in -', ,,p an-...,, 1-P f -,n Q 'ff fm .U NATIONAL Ls O 1 I ROW - . or, E M c o r rn a c grnan, W. Miller sgdoiyn Row-N. Ffichii Shull, E. Fear, wald. 5TfilONAL FoRsENic LEAGUE I iTh ec ' , , year ThaT our high school has ee er T The honorary speech socieTy, T i nal orensic League. Membership in This a member a sTudenT musT have earned rg ni afifvxfis lirniTed To 500 high schools in The I n ion To easT 20 poinTs, Thus qualiTying Tor The degree oT meriT. ATTer 50 poinTs, The sTudenT receives The degree oT honor: aTTer T00 poinTs, The degree oT excellence: aTTer 150 poinTs The degree oT disTinc- Tion. Our acTive members are: MargareT Tobias, Helen Sinclair, Nadine ErichTl, Ruby Milner, Gene- vieve Harris, Eileen McCormack, Burell Shull, Rob- erT WorcesTer, RoberT Hubbard, George Bevis, Bill CanTwell, and Glenn Sunderland. Gur local oTTicers are: presidenT, Eileen McCormack: vice- presidenT, Bob Hubbard: secreTary, Glenn Sunder- land: Treasurer, George Bevis. DEBATE The quesTion Tor debaTe This year is, Resolved: ThaT The powers OT The Tederal governmenT should be increased. AT The beginning oT The year our deloaTe club had 5 represenTaTives Trom The Treshman class: Il Tram The sophomore class: I Trom The iunior class: and 2 Trorn The senior class. OuTsTonding among The Treshmen were Helen Sinclair, Nadine ErichTI, and Wylla Miller. AlThough This was Their TirsT year, They made very acTive progress. Page 34 This year we parTicipaTed in TournamenTs aT Terre HauTe, Glney, Casey, DecaTur, Vandalia, Hinsdale, and our own 3rd annual non-decision TournarnenT. The varsiTy negaTive Tearn consisTed oT Burell Shull and Eileen McCormack: The aTTirmaTive OT Bolo WorcesTer and George Bevis. This year The sTaTe disTricT TournamenT was held aT our school. l N Sh T N . C k I M. Tobias, M. Folle Sinclair, B. STanley, B. H b bardf'G. Bevis, B. Cclnfwell L, Henderson, M. B. Fe R 'I e O. J. Wilson. . Mi n r, THIRD ROW-B. Douthif B Hays, L. Poe, G. Sunderland C. Wooden, B. Worcesfer B Mr, Grue FIRST ROWfL. Muivaneyq J, Flana- gan, J. Curfrnan, R. Snyder, C, Gin- der, E. Ciork, SECOND ROW-J, Dovorc, G. War- iel, C. Price, Mr. Newsom, C. Hall R. WorcesTer. THIRD ROWfD. Ward, S. YOST, H. Rilcv, P. Harris. . 5 T 5 x . 'Q RADIO CLUB The radio ciub is a new and successTul organiza- Tion in The school. lTs oTTicers ore: Edison Ciark, presidenT: Lorraine Mulvaney, vice-presidenTg Dick WorcesTer, secreTary: and Mr. Newsom, sponsor. The purpose oT The club is To educoTe The boys in radio, so ThoT They can pass The exomiriaTion ThaT They may become Hcensed omaTeurs. As an aim They seT ouT To purchase a receiver, an osciiaTor, a Tape machine, a bug. and a Trans- miTTer. Thus Tar They have secured a receiver and an oscilaTor. The clulo meeTs once a week To pracTice code and read abouT The TuncTions oT radio and The Tederal communicaTion commission laws. Page 35 DRAMA CLUB FIRST ROW! D. Weber, D. Worren, H. Romoclc, R. Milner, M. Field, N. Follz, D. Diel. SECOND ROW- R, Elslon. H. Alcolce. N. Tonner, P. Burlon, N. Romoclc, S. Felwrenlooclmer, K Funlclwouser, Miss Boils. THIRD ROW- W. Allison, V. Connor, L. Worren, S. Douflwilf, G. Winler, M. Worren, R. Cooper M. Tobios. FRONT ROW- G. Worlel, G. Bussord. D. Dufroin, H. Riley. N. Benefiel, S. Beverlin. B. Heod'-1 N. Cunefore, E. McCormack, Miss Belly Lou Boils, Sponsor DRAMA CLUB The Drama club ol I94O-4l slarled by dividing lhe club inlo lhree groups, each +o presenf a one-acl play laler in Jrhe year. For lhe produclion of lhese plays Several comnnillees were formed wilh each person choosing +he commiflee he or she liked besl. Also everyone prepared a reading lo give for lhe club. On February 8 a group we-nl 'ro a conlesl al Charlesfon, T. C., winning some second and lhird places. Cn March I4, Three one acl plays were given: Among Us Girls, casl selecled from The Drama Club: Mr, Wealherman's Secret given by lhe facullyt and Wi+s End, given by sludenls selecled from lhe whole school. The sub dislricl conlesl' al Marshall on April 5, found Newlon well represenled. On lhe l9+h of April N.C.l-l.S. was hosl lo 'rhe dislricl' speech conlesl. The officers for lhe year were: Genevieve Harris, president Dorolhy Mae Warren, vice-president l-lelen Rornaclc, secrefaryg and Ruby Milner, lreasurer. Page 37 HOBB The obiecT aT Hobby Club is To encourage The boys To worlc wiTh Their hobbies. The club is very popular among boys. AT The beginning OT The year There were approximaTely l3O boys ouT. This number had To be decreased To 75 as There were Too many To work wiTh. There was a diTTerenT group meeTing every day during The acTiviTy period. Some aT The proiecTs were: punch meTal, minia- Ture proiecTs, such as miniaTure cedar chesTs, and general wood working. This year in The spring as Y CLUB a collecTive proiecT The boys builT bird houses and puT Them in The new park. One disTincT advanTage oT The Hobby Club is ThaT iT lceeps Those graduaTed Trom The shop s+iII inTeresTed in The worlc, and also gives The handi- capped boys a chance To lceep up wiTh Their regular work. The club enjoyed a Tishing parTy during lvlay. The oTTicers elecTed Tor The year were: presidenT, Edison Clark: vice-presidenT, Duane Sims: secre- Tary-Treasurer, Don Ward: sponsor, Mr. Young. FI RST ROW- Henderson, Marrs, MeurloTT, Richards, Warfel, Weber, ElsTon, Alcoke, Weber, Rarnaclc, WhiTe, Fear, Ward, Price, Brooks, SECON D ROW- Snwers, Gregoire, Phillips, Wakefield, RoberTs, ScaTT, Newlin, Rubsam, Rubsarn, Labrnier, Schackman, Reich, Devore, Yaaer, Ward, Sims, Harris, Mr. Young. THIRD ROW- Cunningham, Bryan, McFarland, Ginder, Carlson, Kinsel, Slrole, Diel, Salyers, Warren, Meek, Einhorn, Groves, Winler, Clark, FiThian, Lobmier, Price. FOU RTH ROW- Colwell, Wilson, Flanagan, WinTer, Lee, Wagy, Laugel, Lewis, Fehrenbacher, Benefiel, Kibler, Levi1T, HuTsan, Salyers, Fehrenbacher, Wagner, Ervin. Page 38 FIRST ROW- W. Lobrnier, C. Schockrnan, K. Mielke, G. French, V. Kibler, N. Cunefare, R. Weber. SECOND ROW- D, LaTurno, D. WiyaTT, D. Diel, D. Dufroin, S. Beverlin, R. Ochs, L.. May, N. PorTlock. THIRD ROW- M. Brooks, M. Cunningham, I. May, I, Lernay, P. Adorns, N. Rornack, N. Tanner, Miss Bayles. W'-wr NEWS STAFF This year The Nu-Konn-I news sTaTT conTained very Tew experienced people. AT The beginning OT The year They elecTed Bill Lobmier, ediTorg Dale WiyaTT, assisTonT ediTor7 VicTar Kibler and Raymond Ochs, arT ediTorsg Charles Schackman, business manager: Neva June PorTlock, lvlargareT Brooks, and Mildred Bogord, TypisTs: and Miss Lucile Bayles, sponsor. The Nu-Kom-l News is published every Two weeks. They also see ThaT each week The Two local papers receive news Trom The high school. They deserve much CrediT Tor The good work They have done This year. N EWS STAFF WORK isii STUDENT COUNCIL This was fhe fhird year for a sfudenf council in N.C.H.S. If helps greafly in mainfaining an under- sfanding befween fhe sfudenfs and fhe faculfy. Each member of fhe council has his own dufy fo perform. The bullefin board and noon hour ac- fivifies are supervised. The pep meefings are faken care of. Pefifions for all school parfies are handed info fhe council and placed on fhe cal- endar. Mr. Gruenewald is faculfy sponsor. The officers are: Frances Hauser, presidenfq William Lobmier, vice-presidenfg Roberf Worcesfer, secrefaryg Bill Hays, freasurer. The members are Dorofhy Mae Warren, Wayne Roberfs, and Margaref Tobias. FIRST ROW- D. Warren, F. Hauser, Mr. Gruene- wald. SECON D ROW- W. Lobmier, B. Worcesfer, M. Tobias, B. Hays, W. Roberfs. Fl RST ROW- B. Tate, J, Field, R Maison, Miss Durnin. SECOND ROW- P. Burfan, E, Kinard, B. Sfanley, E. Benefiel, R. Youngman, M. Tobias, E. McCormack, V. Connor. THIRD ROW- M. Kinsel, H. Romaclc, D. Wooden, G. Shook, D. Allen, V. Carpenter, K. Curl M. Warren. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais is now celebrafing ifs second birfhday in N.C.H.S. When a firsf meefing was held fhe officers were elecfed as follows: presidenf, Joan Field: secrefary, Rufh Mafsong freasurer, Beffy Tafe. A+ each of The I2 planned meefings a discussion was held on some phase of French culfure, arf, and Page 40 liferafure. We also are learning some French follc songs. We were fhe guesfs of fhe Charlesfon T. C. Le Cercle Francais af a French movie The Mayer- ling, given af fhe audiforium January 23, and affended anofher French movie af Champaign. CHESS AND CHECKER CLUB The club was divided inlo Monday, Vlfednesday, and Friday seclions. The officers elecled were: Garold French, presiden+g Dale Bryan, vice-president Kennelh Miellce, secrelaryg Belly Tale, Ireasurerq wilh Paul I-larris and Bill Allen as helpers. The dues for The year were IOC. Al lhe end of lhe year a lournarnenl was held Io delerrnine lhe champion. The winner and runnereup ol each seclion played The winner and runner-up of lhe olher seclions. The winner ol Ihe Monday seclion was Bill Allen, Ihe runner-up was Marlc Meelf. The winner ol Ihe Wednesday seclion was Harold Marrs, The runner-up was Dale Bryan. The winner of lhe Friday seclion was Kennelh Miellreq The runner-up was J. W. Curfman. The champion was Kennelh Miellce. FIRST ROW- Wilson, Helzer, Ender, Carpenfer, Wilson, Ebberf, Rarnaclc, While, Ellioll, Elliol, Pitcher, Richards, Janes. SECOND ROW! Trirnble, Hubbard, Worcesier, Sunderland, Meek, Bryan, Tale, French, Miellce, Harris, Allen, Allen, Larnbird, Diel, Jones, Daniel, raw, Reynolds. THIRD ROW- Mr, Tobias, Dunnigan, Clark, Warfel, Flanagan, Hall, Scoll, Tanner, Fehrenbacher, Erwin, Tobias, Solyers, Miller, Clark, Guerreffoz. FOURTH ROW: l n U Jourdan, Cunelnre, .lone-Q, Nirlmlas, Gipmn, Wngy, Lee, Srnifh, Lewis, Reed, Snyder, Ginder, Mulllman, Leviff, Weber, Fllis, Lewis, Sernple, Warfel, Cardwell, Hall. Page 42 FRONT ROW- L. Poe, G. Sunderland, D. Shimp, D. Bryan, D. Worcesfer, D. Ward, B. Hubbard, J. Devore, D. Lefurno. BACK ROW- L. Schuch, E. Webb, B. Worcester, K. WfIBWdMW'lI' K ar e, . ar , r. I rams, . Tabb, M. Brooks, L. Cleaver. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club was organized ac- cording To The rules and regulaTions speci- Tied by The EasTman Kodak Company, which has a school camera service. The obiecT aT This club is To promoTe inTeresT in phoTography and To improve The work aT The individual members. The oTTicers oT This club are: presidenT, Dick WorcesTerg vice-presidenT, Don Ward: secreTary-Treasurer, Bob l-lubbard. Time OT meeTing is during The acTiviTy period. On Thursday The enTire club meeTs Tor a discussion and demonsTraTion. On The oTher days oT The week, The club is divided inTo small groups and acTual work in Taking picTures and The developmenT oT The picTures is carried on. Some new equipmenT in The way oT beT- Ter lighTs has been added This year, making iT possible To geT beTTer resulTs wiTh The phoTography. Mr. Williams, The sponsor oT The Camera Club, is very much inTeresTed in The club and spends many hours aT noon, aTTer school, and SaTurdays working wiTh various members oT The club. CHORUS The Chorus, under The direcTion oT Mr. Shimp, We are proud oT The large number which came wiTh Elnora Mascher as pianisT, is composed oT ouT This year. The chorus hopes ThaT wiTh a IiTTIe sevenTyfTwo members. pracTice and a Tew more boys, They will really They appeared TirsT beTore The sTudenT body accomplish someThing. on Friday, February I, singing a new school song. FIRST ROW- GuerreTTaz, Kinard, Burgener, Fasfer, Johnson, Price, French, Johnson. SECON D ROW! Kermiclc, EaTon, Bigard, Wooden, Allen, Clark, Romack, McKnighT, Shook, Brackell, Mascher, Rornaclc. THIRD ROW! EcrnesT, Kincade, UTley, Lewis, BunTon, Guerrelraz, Mafson, Allen, BrackeTT, Pals, Wallace, Miller. FOU RTH ROWA Srofl, I-Iuddlesliin, Neese, Morley, Thompson, Burnell, Mahoney, Wagner, Slrole, Derrickson, MeurloTT, Henderson, Carlson, Henderson, Carlson, I-IuTson. FIFTH ROW! Swisher, Wallace, MeinharT, Wa1Ts, Bridges, Curl, WhiTehursT, Spain, Gregoire, Jenkins, WolTe, LarnberT, Woodard, Wagner, Mr. Shin-p. 'ull 1 ii Fl RST ROW-- C. Emmerich, M. Green, B, Chaney, V. HuddIesTon, M. Jacksor, N. Wheaf, A, Marrs, M. Emmerich, L. Hunzinger, A. Bierman SECOND ROW- V, Williams, J. Ross, D. Slrole, N. WliighTseI, M, Bolander, Miss Jacobs, M. Faller, G. Green, M. Kinsel, G. Ochs, M. MaTTingIy, K. Jourdan, H, Williams. PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT The girls under The supervision oT Miss Jacobs The TirsT semesTer, and Miss Elori, The second, have learned some very valuable TacTs abouT manners. Among The successTul acTs They have done This year was The winning oT TirsT prize on The besT decoraTed car in The Homecoming Parade. LaTer, They donaTed Two very inTeresTing eTiqueTTe boolcs To The school library. Valuable rules oT con ucT were evidenced aT The sponsors home aT The ChrisTmas parTy by The general behavior and proper parTy manners oT The club members. They say ThaT Manners are noT meanT Tor parTy wear, buT are valuable in everyday liTe and pracTice, so The club pracTices mannerly conducT daily. 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CD 'LCD 4. -Q'- 'C'Oqg-+-.Qz -C 0:0-ouow lm gU235L+j '-. o . -81 EE.31g 'OuJ Bog bxclJCfD+-EN-OE W sasfgwgv 35 wi L 93 L 3 EBEPQQ -0+ 'O-Qu :wl- cO 11900-055505 L. 3gf3Dg9EsE3 --an Qu.-'-CDQJ CD -2 '.O'S.c'CLb-gif u + Ocuo P-QJEO jfug O LEc1nU-1c5'- -OCD-QI E Egjgcwf- -4-0.5 0-9 'F f SPORTS WY! X Y X 3 C x 6 X ,V At, I wg 8 f K Q 4 J 'i i N,,,. abs J ' 7: 5? X ,L ff , 45 X 7 Q, :. if 6 gf ,V 1l.Lua-Wan:- This year our season was sprinkled wiTh bOTh deTeaTs and vicTories. In The opening game wiTh Oblong, we were deTeaTed by a score OT I2-O. However, in The nexT game our boys came inTO Their own and deTeOTed The sTrOng PalesTine eleven, one OT The sTrOngesT in The El. We were Then deTeaTed in a series OT close games by Albion, Olney, T.C,, and Robinson. On OcTober 3I The boys again Tell inTO sTride and deTeaTed MarTinsville by a score OT ZI-O. The nexT game was aT CharlesTOn: aTTer a hard game The score was Tied I3-I3. ln The lasT game OT The season The boys puT up a sTrOng Tighf againsT Casey, buT They Tinally losT, I3-7. AlThOugh Our season had iTs share OT deTeaTs, wiThOuT a doubT The sTudenT body owes a debT OT graTiTude To Mr. Fox and his boys. Y L'fsJ-Od ,rl lzwf, 4 ' i xg, FOOTBALL Page 46 My WM B, FOOTBALL SMITH llireshmanl-BILL, allhough only a fresh- man, showed lhe boys he knew whal il was all aboul. He played some very good delensive games-especially lhe Olney game, and should be playing regularly lor lhe nexl lew years. DUFRAIN lSeniorl-FUZZY, lo lhe resl ol lhe boys, was one of lhe mosl spiriled players ever lo appear on lhe local lield. He played a game meanl lor big fellows. His lighling spiril and his never say die allilude will long be re- membered down lhrough lhe seasons. He was picked on mosl all-opponenl leams and righlly deserved lhe honor. BEVERLIN lSeniorl- BUCKSHOT , allhough ham- pered lhroughoul lhe season wilh injuries, played some excellenl loolball. His hard driving and hard lackling enabled him lo sland above lhe olhers when lhe going gol laugh. His shoes will be hard lo lill when nexl season rolls around. GIRHARD lllreshmanl-PAUL, in his lirsl season ol loolball, showed abilily and delerminalion in his every aclion. He look over lhe varsily cenler and made a very credilable showing wilh a responsible posilion. His vicious lackling and blocking marked him as an apl and capable player. SUNDERLAND lSophomorel-GLENN, allhough lacking in experience, showed lhal he had a lhorough knowledge ol loolball by quarlerback- ing lhe leam lhrough mosl ol lhe season. Wilh added experience and size he should make an excellenl lield general lor nexl season. MCFARLAND lSophomorel-JESSE, a hard lighler if lhere ever was one, made an imporlanl addi- lion lo lhe line. His spiril was one ol lhe besl and he was always in lhe lhickesl ol every lighl. He should be a regular ol lhe besl kind nexl season. DEIL lSeniorl-DANNY, sludenl manager. WILSON lJuniorl- RED , lo his leam males, was one ol lhe besl linemen in lhe conlerence. Opponenls soon learned lo avoid his side ol lhe line and several schools named him on lheir all- opponenls leams. Red was unanimously chosen lor caplain belore nearly every game. WAGNER lJuniorl-GENE, in his lirsl season ol loolball, proved lo be one ol lhe mainslays ol lhe lorward wall. His lheory was lo drive lhrough lhe ollensive line, upselling everylhing in his way, unlil lhe ball carrier could be reached. When beller holes are made, Gene will make lhem. OCHS lJuniorl-RAYMOND was whal we mighl call an apl sludenl ol lhe game. He come lo us lrom Sle. Marie only lhis year and in lhis shcrl space ol lime became an excellenl lackler and pass receiver. ll Ray conlinues lo improve nexl year he will undoubledly be a slandoul in lhe E. l. League. JONES lJuniorl- WAYNE , compelled lo slay oul ol lhe lineup unlil loward lhe end ol lhe season because ol an injury, gave one ol lhe besl exhibilions ol pass grabbing lhal lhe locals have seen in many years. Opponenls described his abilily as posilively uncanny. Long passes were his specially. BROOKS lJuniorl-KENNETH, one ol lhe lighlesl linemen in lhe league, was lhe personilicalion ol a lighling avalanche. His abilily lo upsel rival linemen proved lhe adage of Brains over Brown . HENDERSON lSeniorl-MAURICE, in his lirsl year oul lor loolball, showed greal improvemenl dur- ing lhe season. Handicapped by inexperience, bul willing and aggressive, he made a very im- pressive showing. WAKEFIELD lSeniorl-DALE, inexperienced in var- sily compelilion, became one ol our slalwarls in lhe defensive line. His size enabled him lo drive over mosl opposilion and lo inllicl greal damage lo opponenls' backlields. He will be greally missed nexl season. FLANAGAN lSeniorl-JOHN, in his second sea- son as varsily cenler, was dangerous bolh on olfense and delense. His abilily lo pass ellecl- ively under pressure made him one ol lhe besl cenlers in lhe conlerence. SNYDER lSeniorl-RAY, a regular end ol lasl season, became a very ellicienl blocker and was able lo hold down quarlerback and lullback spols during lhis campaign. His excellenl punl- ing was second lo none: hence he was able lo kick oul ol many dangerous spols. LAUGEL lSeniorl- MOUSE lo his lriends was lhe only experienced back who was able lo play lhroughoul lhe season. His runs were lhrilling lo walch because he drove hard and was able lo lollow inlerlerence very well. YOST lSeniorl-SAM was a willing and apl sludenl of lhe game. However, lacking in experience, he showed spiril and lighl when under lire, and was whal you mighl call reserve power. UTLEY lSeniorl- BILL , in his lirsl season ol varsily compelilion, played some excellenl fool- ball. Allhough nol a regular all season, he played besl when needed mosl. The old adage, A leam is only as slrong as ils reserves , was ablydemonslraled by Bill . Page 47 FIRST ROW- FOOTBALL SQUAD N. Beneliel, K. Brooks, P. Girhord, E. Wogner, R. Snyder, M. Henderson, S. Beverlin, J. Flonogon, SECOND ROW J. Lougel. S. Yosl, J. Ufley, J, Mcliorlond, B. Srnilh, N. Cunefore, C. Ginder, D. Wakefield, R. Ochs, L. Hender- THIRD ROW: son, L. Mulyoney, D. Dufroin. B. Allen, I. Roberls, R. Goebel, l-l. Morrs, B. Conlwell, M. Tonner, V. McColl, C. Jourdori, B. Erwiri, G. Sunderland. D, Diel. 'N ' FOOTBALL COACHES l-lere ore our fwo cooches, Mr. Everelf Fox ond Mr. Sluclrl' Newsom. Bo+h of 'rhese men hove expounded much energy in pro- viding our school wilh o copoble foofboll ond looslcelboll leom. The sludenl body owes o debl ol gro+i+ude +o These fwo men. Thonlcs o lo+ for giving Us so mony enioyoble fool- boll ond boslcefboll games. Y Vi- ,, JW U ' ' f fi - if, -V ,- ag I 4 T1 M ' ' K , i ,H ' ' 'T Q-.Q , ' m ' if f 52? , , 32, si I W V X Q 5 ,fp X 1 1 V K . , V W ,,f 3 ,I , '1 X -mmf ji mu gm, ' ,-.. , is ,.,, f ' W iie 3 F b..,,,:1f My ' ' ' , W ' sw f me ' 55353 '- ' FIRST ROW-G. Bussard, D. Dufrain, D. Diel, G. French F. Hall, SECOND ROW-D. Resch, I.. McCormick, R. Snyder, W. Jones, N. Benetiel, D. Sims. THIRD ROW-P. Girhard, G, Bevls, W. Cantwell, W. Smith, M. Tanner, D. Scott, I. Roberts. BASKETBALL This year we had only two regulars back tram last year. They were Dutrain and Jones: but out ot the total ot 50 prospects, Mr. Fox constructed a very good team. The season opened with a bang when we de- teated our old rival, Oblong, by a score at 34-20. Atter that we were dealt cleteats by Neoga, I-lutsonville, and Casey. But then in the next game we deteated Greenuos strong team. All during the season we have maintained an average ot 50070 or more in the E.I. League. This year the school purchased the new style baclcboards adapted by the Illinois I-Iigh School Association. Only 377, ot the old style baclcboards are in use today. One ot the outstanding teatures ot our season was the tact that Newton was the only team to lead Palestine at the halt period. Neva June Portlock, Catherine Dhorn. Margaret Mattingly. Page 50 N. C. H. S. CHEERLEADERS The student body owes a debt ot gratitude to the cheerleaders who did a great deal in pepping up the spirits ot N.C.l-l.S. 9523 lj BASKETB SNYDER lSeniorl-Snyder's heighi was a greaf assel To fhis year's +eam. He was one of 'rhe besl rebounclers in 'rhe E. I. Conference, and when ihe going gol' rough, Snyder gol' lougher. He will be missed very much nexf year. BUSSARD lJuniorl-This was Bussard's firsl year in varsiiy compelilionrHe was very good on his long sholsq 'lhis de- fermined 'rhe oulcome of many games. He should be an even more, valuable ayer nexl year. V' A LL BOYS DUFRAIN lSeniorl-Dulrain, small in s+alure, buf malcinq up for il in speed and fight was one of 'rhe besl floormen in ihe conference, His accurafe passing and fighiing spiril' will be conspicuous by ifs absence nexf season. FRENCH lSeniorl-Garold was a very speedy forward and very accurafe on his shofs from The side of 'the floor. He was one of our besi men on defense, and was always in 'rhere fighiing no mailer wha? lhe score was. LiHle buf Mighiyf' Y Mfka. RESCH lJuniorl-Showed up very well as a reserve forward and guard, proving very valuable ai eilfher posiiion. He has a very good eye for lhe baslcel and lhis year's experience will be a greal' assel lo him nexl' year. JONES lJuniorl-Wayne was 'rhe leading scorer on 'rhis leam. I-le was valuable +o +his year's feam because of his heighl and one-handed pivoi shois. Since he is a iunior, he should be an oufsianding cenler in 'lhe E. l. League nexl year. He was placed on lhe second all-lourney 'ream al Casey, dis'linc+ion in iiself. Page 5l P096 52 DEAR SepT. OcT. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. March G. A. DIARY: Bacon baT aT The Blullls. NighT meeTing Tor all G.A.A. girls. PracTicing Tor Volley Bell every noon. Heck! Freshmen IosT-juniors beaT The soph- omores in Tinals. Play Day aT Lawrenceville-wish I could have gone. Hikes are over. RuTh MaTson makes a good hike capTain. STarTed BaskeTbaII. Play BadminTon and Ping Pong aT noons. Pancake supper. The awards Tinally goT here. VaIenTine parTy. Didn'T Beanie look cuTe dancing wiTh The broom? GOT iniTiaTed TonighT-me and Twenlry oThersI Ouchl The spanking machine! I A . April May June Some day-had To repeaT pledge all day. BaskeTbaIl Tournament Play Day aT Casey. SkaTing rink's back-slurp slurp-ThaT will keep The poinTs. SOTT Ball. Ray! This year's ollicers were swell: Lenora May as presidenT, Frances Houser as vice-presi- denT, Norma Jean WesTenclorT as Treasurer. and Marie UTIey as secreTary, and Miss Durnin as sponsor. Hope I geT To be presi- denTI No more G.A.A. during The summer- musTn'T TorgeT The pledge- I promise To uphold The ideals of The GirI's AThIeTic As- sociaTion, by promoTing inTeresT in aThIeTics and The ouT of doors: by living so ThaT I may be heaIThy and sTrong: by making good sporTsmanship a consTanT TacTor in my con- ducT. FIRST ROW-R. Mafson, M. Ufley, L. May, N. Weslendorf, F. Hauser, M. Fosfer. SECOND ROWfR, Ulley, B. GuerreTTaz, E. Kinard, H. Rornack, M. GuerreTTaz, E. Benefiel, H. Schafer, W. Allison, K.Jourdan, S. DouThiT. THIRD ROW-J. Lane, I.. Kincade, A. Jaurdan, M. Field, V. Rennier, P. Absher, A. Wefherholf, M. Tobias, I. Lemay, H. Phillips, N. Wheat FOURTH ROW-E, Jenkins, G. Morley, K. Curl, C. Dohm, R. May, N. Porllock, E. Price, M. Warren, I. May, B. Rubsam, R. Lemay. Page 53 FEATURES I Z-1 --L gi, sf Q lg' 12 'Gzgsi A E Q ' if Q, V lf 4. V x A 4 EF-lm , ' fgmw , E , FQ 1- , -,X 2- in 11 2 , K? .. - K JW?-J' DOG PATCH NEWS No. I. 350 Published Twice annually. No. 3I EdiTors-Gennie Harris and Eileen McCormack News service: NewTon Grapevine. Furnished by Gennie Harris. Special: INI:G: WhaT special speech Teacher of N.C.H.S. is To be seen gazing rapTurousIy aT Farmall TracTors? Can iT be ThaT we'll lose her This June? Could bel A cerTain liTTIe curly haired youngsTer is To be seen mosT any day now looking aT Trucks. Can iT be ThoT he is going To provide Trucks Tor his girl Triend's TaTher's Trucking service? Could be! The DogpaTch sewing circle was held aT The home oT Marianna WesTendorT IasT Thursday evening. ReTreshmenTs consisTed oT presarved Turnips and Iqiclcapoo iuice lWell ThaT's enoughl, A Tine Time was reporTed by all who were presenT. WanT ads: An ad in our paper is sure To TeTch you resulTs, lwe ain'T saying whaT lcindl. For Sale: My price Tor my services Tor Teach- ing The arT aT wooing DogpaTch sTyIe has been raised Trom I5c To 25c per lesson. The Turnip season hasn'T been so good This year-Thus The reason Tor The increase. WanTed: Anyone who can provide me wiTh Lil' Abner will duly be rewarded.-Daisy Mae. SocieTy news: Mammy and Poppy Yokum par- Toolc oT a Tine meal lasT Sunday wiTh Mr. and Mrs. PIaTz. ATTernoon callers were Hairless Joe and Gennie Harris. There are rumors abouT +haT one oT our maTh- emaTics Teachers has been diclcering Tor special raTes wiTh marrying Sam. A masquerade parTy was held Monday even- ing aT The home oT Hairless Joe. Those presenT were: Virginia Connor, Lil' Abner, Sam Beverlin, Daisy Mae, Mammy and Pappy Yolqum, Mr. and Mrs. PIaTz, Eileen McCormack, Marrying Sam: Gennie Harris, and Adam Lazonga. ReTresh- menTs oT Kickapoo juice and sweeT poTaToes were served. Special AnnouncemenT: The DogpaTch hog callers coached by Sam Beverlin will play The Slcunlc Holler Slqunks coached by Donald DuTrain. IT promises To be a wonderTuI game. Admission: Men wiTh Pig ........ 25C Men wiThouT Pig ,.... I5c All OThers .......... IOc Here and There: Salomey has had a bad case aT inTIuenza during The IasT week. She has been aTTended by Dr. Riley. LosT and Found: Sorry, noThing Tound IaT IeasT noT reporTedl. SomeThing's losT lbuT I musTn'T publish whaTI. Mr. Lesan John Clark Marvin Goebel, Harry Dulgar, Alonzo MarTin Mr. Lesan: Here is The man who guards our school aT nighT iusT as The sheriTT waTches over DogpaTch's bank, John Clark: Here is The man who keeps our school spic and span, cusTodian of The building and grounds. We have Three busses This year. Marvin Goebel brings sTudenTs Trom Island Grove, Gila, Wheeler, and Lis viciniTies. STudenTs Trom Hidalgo, Rose I-Iill, and FaImouTh viciniTies ride on Harry Dulgar's bus. Alonzo MarTin brings sTudenTs Trom Dundas, WesT LiberTy, STe. Marie, and Boas viciniTies. Mr. MarTin and Mr. Dulgar have been operoTing busses since The Time The bus rouTes sTarTed in I934. This is The second year Tor Mr. Goebel. Page 55 Page 56 ALUMNI OFFICERS 1940 SEATED-L. E. Shup, Dr. W, E. Franke. STANDING Mrs, A. J. Kinsel, Lucile Bayles, Sybil KenneTT. HOMECOMING On OcTober I8 The Third annual homecoming was held as a day seT aside Tor The graduaTes oT our school. IT is a day ThaT has many highlighTs oT inTeresT Tor all oT NewTon. The TirsT TeaTure aT inTeresT was The parade led by The band. The parade consisTed oT TloaTs made by diTTerenT classes and organizaTions OT our school, decoraTed cars. and sTudenTs. FirsT prize was won by The senior TloaT which repre- senTed The TooTball Tield in miniaTure. AT 5 o'cloclc The Alumni BariqueT was held. The main spealcer OT The evening was Mr. E. O. May, an alumnus of our school who now is connecTed wi+h a Teacher's pIacemenT bureau. AT This Time The alumni oTTicers were chosen as Tollows: presidenT, William E. Schaclcrnan: vice presidenT, Lea KoonTzg Treasurer, Florence Clarke: corresponding secreTary, Emma Jane Gruenewaldg recording secreTary, Isabelle Kasserman. The nexT poinT oT inTeresT was The TooTball game beTween NewTon and CharlesTon T.C. During The halT The specTaTors were enTerTained by bofh our band and also T. Cfs. AT Ten o'claclc The homecoming dance began. Here The homecoming queen. Genevieve I-Iarris, and her aTTendanTs-Thelma SharnharT, ColeTTa Emmerich, Irene May, and AlberTa Parker-who had been chosen by The voTes OT The sTudenT body, were presenTed. Ray Snyder, as TooTball capTain, crowned The queen. For The occasion The gymnasium was beauTiTully decoraTed by sTudenTs under lvliss Jacob's supervision. fm' 5 -K A ,w 014 'SFF W nw if in 13? 3 6, lan., W ' QA is-f ,xr .J flu Page 58 CLASS WILL We 'rhe Senior Class of I94I, being of sound mind do hereby will 'rhe besr of our abiliiies and characierisiics 'ra The underclassmen of N.C.H.S.: Lissa Alice Adkins leaves her in'reres'r in 'rhe Farm Bureau fo Bonnie Buirnell. Howard Alcoke wills his posilion as +hea+rical producfion manager To Dale Weber. Margarel Bergbower leaves her inleresi in home economics fo Viola Rennier. Sam Beverlin gives his abilify in civics 'ro some poor sfudenl who Takes if nexr year. Herman Bierman leaves his inferesf in F.F.A. +o Denver Hefzer. Mildred Bogard leaves her in'reres'r in cerfain alumni +0 no one. Margie Brooks wills her inieresf in avia+ion +o Donald Fi+hian, buf her aviafor 'ro no one. Glenn Carpenfer leaves ihe honor of being 'rhe shor'res+ senior 'ro Archie Meurloii. Our elecfrician, Edison Clark. leaves his abili+y +o Paul Harris. Lindell Clark leaves his inleresl in +he seed house +o Wayne Jones. Virginia Connor leaves her personalify +o all who need one. Romonna Copper leaves her inleresf in foofball players io Norma Jean Wesiendorf. Noel Cunefare and John Flanagan leave +heir foofball inferesf To Bill Smifh and Bill Caniwell. Maxine Cunningham leaves her burden of five subiecis io Ruby Brackeif wiih sympaihy. Ca+herine Dhom leaves her +i'rle of cheerleader-in-chief 'lo Peg MaHingly. Dan Diel leaves his iob of manager +o Eugene Wagner. Sue Dou+hi+ leaves her in+eres+ in ex-sailors 'ro Vera Davis. Don Duirain wills is agiliiy +0 Howard Davis. Gerald Ellis leaves his play-wrifing 'ro any one who weighs 500 pounds. Our carpenfers, Florenf Fear and Jack Hu+son, leave +heir abilify 'ro Berl Ward. Savern Fehrenbacher leaves his excuse for iardiness +o Ed Folfz. Joan Field leaves her job as school pianisi' 'ro Elnora Mascher. Garold French leaves his in+eres+ in Willow Hill 'ro Fred Chesnuf. George Fulk and Gerald Reed leave +heir Fords 'ro +he iunk pile. Ken+ Funkhouser wills his knowledge of polilics 'ro Bill Lobmier. Margie Garrefl wills her abiliiy as a dancer 'ro Mairy Jean Warren. Charles Ginder and Ralph Warkins leave Jrheir in'reres+ in noon-hour aciiviiies +o Billy Hays and Gene Salyers. Charles Hall leaves his red hair 'ro Vic+or Kibler. Genevieve Harris leaves dramaiic reading. The Minue+ , 'ro Norma Tanner wirh besl' wishes for success. Maurice Henderson leaves his inieresf, +he daugh+er of fownship assessor. 'ro no one. for he wishes fo keep i+. Frances Houser and Marie Urley will iheir suppor+ of a+hle'rics +o Helen Sinclair and Norma Folfz. Judy Hunzinger leaves her knowledge of shorihand 'ro Gladys Haack. Kale Jourdan leaves her abilily an 'rhe drums io Bob Worcesier. Louella Kincade wills her dulies as second-hour libra.rian +o Virginia Ann Graham. Mary Jean Kinsel leaves her inleresf in hardware s'rores ro herself. James Laugel wills his in+eres+ in foolball and S+e. Marie +o Glenn Bussard. Wayne Lee leaves his heighi fo Maufrice Fuson. Ira Lewis leaves his iob af S+anley's fo Delberf Elliofi. Madge Mahaney wills her play wriiing skill To Palsy Adams. Lenora May leaves her +i+le as presidenr of G.A.A. io her siser. Irene. Ri+a May leaves her posilion as debaie secreiary io Edna Swisher. Kenneih Mielkie leaves his sense of humor io Glenn Bussard. Eileen McCormack wills her inleresf in debafe 'io Margarei Tobias. Norman Nicholas leaves his inl'eres'r in one of las'r year's alumnae To absolufely no one. lCon+inuod on Page 60l SMH 1. 5 vs-N.. ' 'Auf --.F Wim, , ,,1s:?l'9'W . ei' 0. ww P K 1 S 1 Q K 4 yum WM V se -fm w nv -- J- W -I E 'A ,Mn M A I , 1 -mf 522 - gl 53383 WSE? Page 60 CLASS WILL lConl'inued from Page 581 GerTrude Ochs leaves her quieT ways To AlberTa Parker. Neva June PorTlock leaves a senior's inTeresT in The sophomore class To Mariorie Kinsel. Howard Riley leaves his deck of cards To Bob Hubbard. Helen Romack leaves her inTeresT in The UniversiTy oT Illinois To Erlene CalverT. Delmar Salyers leaves his love of argumenTs To Madonna Fear. Marcella ScoTT wills her diamond To no one. Thelma SharnharT wills her blond locks To Marjorie Shook. Doyle Shimp leaves his clarineT To Pearl BrackeTT. Ray Snyder leaves his baske+baII abiliTy To Lloyd McCormick. Wayne Sowers leaves his inTeresT in The arTs of beTTer Tarming To Lloyd Davison. John UTley leaves his love of Senior English To Mary FausT. VicTor Wagy leaves his knowledge of American HisTory To nexT year's Seniors. Dale WakeTield leaves his righT To sleep To Max Tanner. Don Ward leaves his righT To The PlymouTh To BerT. Gordon WarTel leaves his salesmanship To Colmore Miller. KenneTh Worfel and Calvin WinTer leave Their sTilIness To Glen Kibler and Bob DouThiT. DoroThy Mae Warren leaves her duTies as assisTanT ediTor To Charles Schackmann. Lois Warren leaves Barney To anyone who Thinks she can geT him lor who desires deaThl. Marianna WesTendorT leaves her acrobaTic skill To Phyllis BurTon. Mildred WhiTehursT leaves her singing To Wilma Jean Allison. Geneva WinTer leaves her Typing skill To BeTTy STanley. Richard WorcesTer leaves his duTies as senior class presidenT To Lon Cleaver. Sam YosT leaves his love of Buicks To Denver LeTurno. N. C. H. S. SONG HITS l. LeT's Dance .... STag line aT a school parTy. 2. A Faded PhoTograph .... Nu-Kom-l picTures? 3 You Think of EveryThing .... Exams. 4. Darn ThaT Dream .... Mr. Tobias' sTudy hall 5. IT All Comes Back To Me Now .... Finals 6. All Men Are Devils .... you said iT! 7. Pinch Me .... Miss SrniTh in sTudy hall. 8. IT l Knew Then .... ATTer graduaTion. 9. Maybe .... The Teachers will give us all A's insTead aT F's. IO. l Give You My Word .... BUT anyThing Tor a good excuse. I I. So You're The One .... a blind daTe. I2. There I Go .... AnaTher Trip To The oTTice. I3. IT l Had My Way .... There wouldn'T be any lessons I4 WhaT's New? .... AnoTher Torrnula in chemisTry. I5. In The Mood .... BuT noT Tor sTudying. I6. You're A SweeT LiTTle Headache .... hisToryl I7. Having a WonderTul Time .... STudy hall wiThouT a Teacher. I8 Merrily, We Roll Along .... Homecoming parade. I9. WhaT's The MaTTer WiTh Me? .... ThirTy minuTes aTTer school. 20. You Walked By .... Mr. Pla+z during class Time 2l . CockTails Tor Two .... A coke wiTh Two sTraws. 22. Alice Blue Gown .... Girl Triend in a new Tormal 23. Bewildered .... Freshie's TirsT day aT school. 24. Love ls All .... BUT noT To The Teacher's way of Thinking. 25. Sunrise Serenade .... Familiar To Tew. 26. MoonlighT Serenade .... Familiar To all. 27. Nine o'Clock Sal .... Freshman girl's TirsT daTe. 28. You GreaT Big BeauTiTul Doll .... Girls aT The Junior-Senior Prom. 29. PlaymaTes .... Class wiThouT a Teacher. INNOVATIONS To increase Jrhe smoolhness of our schools daily Funclrions, if is necessary +0 odd new equipmenl. This year a new educarional rneans, visual aid, has been inrroduced info our school. Visual aid is under lhe direclion of Mr. Williams. il consisrs of a loud speaking sysrem and a movie projecror. The speaking syslem provides music for lhe schools social funcrions, and This year a+ Chrisfmas, carols were played during Jrhe evening. This year we also added a new foorbal score board. Through Jrhe aclriviries of our Sfudenr Council a new glass covered bullelin board has been obrained. Our lrophy case has seen addilrions during lhis year. ll holds 'rhe proof our school's abilily in exfra-curricular aclivilies. Page 6I I3 25 27 I6 I8 25 31 I4 I5 26 29 I4 I7 20 I4 I6 I8 20 2I Page 62 SEPTEMBER Classes begin Play Oblong here Benlley Trio enlerlains Play Palesline here, wow! OCTOBER No school. Play Albion lhere Sann Gralhwell of F.B.l. speaks Homecoming Play Robinson Marlinsville game here NOVEMBER l-l.S. conference al Champaign Play Charleslon lhere College debale in assembly Losl game-Casey Ihere Sleve Cebevhar enlerlains Senior Carnival-big success DECEMBER CALENDAR Firsl baskelball game! Beal Oblong! Newlon's non-decision debale lournamenl Play l-lulsonville lhere Play Casey lhere. Chrislmas Holidays begin JANUARY-'4I School reopens Play Palesline's slrong live here Play al' Marlinsville Defeal Wesllield here Beal Toledo here -I7. Isl Semesler exams Wabash Valley Preliminaries al Briggs, lhe arlisl, enlerfains Play Charleslon lhere Robinson 23 24 29 3I II I3 I4 I8 22 24 25 28 4 9 I4 2I 5 II I2 I5 I9 2I 5. 9 I 9 Tol' Pressnell speaks in assembly Play Teulopolis 'rhere E. I. League Tourney al' Casey Teacher's lnslilule-No school FEBRUARY Play Toledo lhere Walkers enlerlain lacully Beal Charleslon T.C. Play Effingham here Play Brownslown here Facully enlerlains board members Play Neoga 'rhere Play Marshall here. Benelil game MARCH Caplain Frank Crilley speaks Band Concerl Drama Club sponsors 'rhree one-acl plays End ol 3rd quarler APRIL Sub-dislricl speech lourney al Marshall Easier holidays begin PPA. Family nighl School reopens Disrricl Speech lournamenl here Molher-Daughler banquel' MAY De Willo Cancer? Company enlerlains Senior Class play Junior-Senior Banquel 27-28. 2nd Semesler exams 29 I 2 School closes JUNE Baccalaureale Commencemenl P geb4 JIM DEVANEY Aulhorizecl Deoler SALES SERVICE MERCURY LINCOLN Newlon, Illinois Phone 234 Complimenls ALBRIGHT'S CLOTHING of T. A. A. Insurance Service Cloihlng Shoes C. T. KIRCI-ll-IOFER Youn9 IVIGVIIS General Agenl ond Life Fire Aulo Men's Furnishings Newfon Illinois Newlon Illinois WAGY'S CAFE Courlesy ol Hol' Sandwiches SUPERIOR CLEAN ERS Sofl' Drinks Newfon Illinois Phone 222 Dinners And Newfon Illinois Lunches JOHNSON AND HYNES Deolersin McCormick and Deering Farm Implemenls INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Ecsi Side Square l, WIMAN'S GROCERY GENERAL MERCHANDISE l-Iighesf prices paid for poullry, eggs, and- cream. DR. R. GRIFFY Physician and Surgeon Telephone 155:44 ycie. illinois I Praclice Limiied 'ro Diseases of NEWTON CREAM ERY COMPANY We Mainlain Top Prices for Cream .. Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throal Glasses Filled Office Hours in Oblong 9-I2 Office Hours in Robinson I-5 New+on, Illinois DRUE C' Ice Cream Sofl Drinks Blacksmilhing Lawn Mower Repair cmd Robinson, Illinois Sharpening La'I'he Work Welding and all sorls of body and Regular Meals lender repair. Lighl Lunches and Sandwiches NEWTON 3I3 Easl Jourdan J. L. MUSGRAVE. Mgr. Illinois Sffeef Soup Salads I Cornplirnenis ol M. A. DOLAN FRISINA AMUSEMENT CO. Sfandard Oil Producfs LINCOLN-GRAND THEATRES Corner Wesl Main and Franklin Sire-els Where Couriesy is Undersiood and 'rhe Show Always Good Robinson Illinois Robinson Illinois THE B 8m H STORES Mews CLOTHING si-ioiss FOR THE FAMILY EFFINGHAM ILLINOIS Page 65 J f'W ki,,!F 5 A-f ' JN .......L THE NEWTON PRESS TWICE-A-WEEK The News While l+'s News Besi Wishes LA VOGUE The Slore for Women Newfon, Illinois DR. DAN RILEY Denfisi' Office Souih Side Square Telephone 8.1 Newlon Illinois Congroiuloiions lo Seniors ED ROI'IR'S Soulh End Grocery Phone 60W Newlon, Illinois - - KAUFMANN BROS. High School Boy's Suifs, Shoes, and Furnishings Newlon, Illinois One S+op Diamond Service SI'aI'ion Modern Cabins Au+o Accessories Firesfone Tires L. D. RICHARDS AND SON Sou+h Van Buren Sfreel Newfon Illinois . Painfs Oils B + W h es IS es Wall Paper Ancl Glass 'ro N. C. I-l. S. Siudenis ond Alumni PARKER'S CAFE Newfon, Illinois FirsI Grode Producis For Less Money J. W. FEHRENBACHER VETERINARIAN Painl' and Wall Paper S+ore Newfon, Illinois Page 67 P ge68 Complimenls of KASSERMAN AND KASSERMAN A++orneys a+ Law Newion Illinois JASPER COUNTY MAW5 CAFE MOTOR COMPANY Sandwiches of All Kinds Sales CHEVROLET Service LUnClW9S- SGH DFlf1l4S and a The Place +o Buy Your Car Good Place +o Eaf wfon Illinois New+on lllin MARKWELL SUNLAND HATCHERY FUNERAL HOME Baby Chix Cuslom Halclning Ambulance Service Dealer in Field Seeds and General Produce Phone I76 I Purina Feeds wfon Illinois I Newfon lllin NEWTON BOX AND BASKET CO., Inc. MANUFACTURERS Q Newfon, Illinois JOKES Fan larriving lalel- Whal's lhe score? Friend- Nolhing lo nolhingf' Fan- Good game? Friend- Don'l know. Il hasn'l slarled yel. Mr. Walker- l see you raise hogs almosl ex- clusively on your larm. Do lhey pay beller lhan corn and polaloes? Noel Cunelare- Well, nol exaclly bul lhey don'l need no hoein '. Howard Riley al Training Camp lasl summer. Riley- l'lall! Who goes ll'iere? Voice- American. Riley- Advance and recile lhe Slar Spangled Banner. Voice- I don'l know il. Riley- Proceed, American. Jim Doerr- l'll lell my Molher a lhing or lwo il she scolds me lor coming home lale. Glenn Sunderland- Thal's bad. lell her one lhing and slick lo il. Sue Doulhil- Did lhal course in English help your boy friend any? Marianna- No, he slill ends every senlence wilh a proposilionf' Marianna W.- Did any one ever lell you how wonderlul you are? Dick- l don'l believe lhey ever did. Marianna- Then where did you gel lhe idea? Don Dulrain walching an arlisl painling. Arlisl- Ahl perhaps you. loo, are a lover ol nalure? l-lave you seen lhe golden lingers ol dawn spreading across lhe easlern sky. lhe red slained. sulphureous islels lloaling in lhe lake ol lire in lhe wesl, lhe ragged clouds al midnighl. blolling oul lhe shuddering moon? D: Dulrain-- No, nol lalely. l've been on lhe wagon since baskelball lraining. Mrs. Raslus Johnson- Bul isn'l your son loo young lo line lhe army? Mrs. Mose Jackson- Well, he is loloble young yil, bul he's gwine inlo de inlanlry lirsl, you know. Mrs. Funkhouser- Yes, you know Kenl is such a good boy, and so fond ol dumb animals. Why only lasl nighl l heard him say in his sleep, Feed lhe killy. Feed lhe killy. Mr. Williams- Riley whal is l lN03? Riley- Jusl a minule. l've gol il righl on lhe lip ol my langue. Mr. Williams- Well, you had beller be spilling il oul cause il's nilric acid. Neva J. Porllock- May l have a drink? Miss Milleville- No. l'm sorry I don'l have my bollle wilh me. Mrs. Tobias-Asked Ralph Elslon in lyping class one day if lhal poem he had was original. Ralph- Oh, no. l jusl made il up. Miss Durnin- Why did Circe lurn Ulysses' men inlo pigs? Loren Poe- l don'l know unless she liked pork chops awlul well! Page 69 ae 70 THE BEN FRANKLIN STORE Sc and I0c Sl.00 and Up You're always welcome al Ben Franl4lin's Slore Newion Illinois Fire Chief Gasoline Havoline and Texaco Oils E. R. WARREN ISLEY and WILSON AH'orneys-A+-Law TANK WAGON SERVICE Phone l89 Newfon IIli n Illinois BATMAN'S MARKET Dlllman S cash Grocery Slaple and Fancy Groceries Beller Foods al Lower Cosls Meat' Vegefables and Frosfecl Foods. Soufh Side of Square Newfon Illinois Telephone 55 Newfon Ill Groduaies of Newlon Communi+y High School will always have our very besl wishes for success in whalever profession or occupalion lhey choose. PEOPLE'S STATE BANK New+on Illinois wlon Illinois R. L. WORCESTER Hardware, Fence Complele Hardware Slack PHILCO RADIOS DRI-GAS STOVES FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS Newlon, Illinois 1 CITY MEAT MARKET Groceries and Meals Phone 4 The Moschenross Grocery Complele Food SI'o e Telephone l52R Wesl Side of Square wfon Illinois Newiori, illinois CITY DRUG? STORE Townsend Service Sfaiion Norlh Side of Square Your Rexcll Slore The Place Io Buy Your D gs Where Qualily Merchandise and Service Meet Nor+I1ecsI Corner Newlon, Ill - Candy Drugs of Sq inois GEORGE E. FRANKE scHooL BOOKS AND suPPLiEs Newlon, Illinois Q' -Q , ,, - H: .252 ' f gQii?,sifsff21P??-fi 1 ' f- ' K :' : A, 7 Jflfg' 'L .L I Pxxqn 7? TURNIPSEED'S COFFEE SHOP Newlon Illin ois I R. 81 D. GIFT SHOP Ladies Ready-+o-Wear Berkshire Hose Newlon lllinois FIRST NATIONAL BANK Newlon, lllinois I OOCX, Alumni All Types of Floor Finishes Sanding and Sleel Wooling Machines Scrubbers for Renl' and for Sole Any Par+ of lllinois Acme Chemical Company The Bank Thar Appreciales 22' Esrgazflgheey Your BU5lne55H Springfield lllinois CIIGS. A. 81 Lewis A. RCPEI' Dealers in General Merchandise Glowing And Shoes RAPER BROTHERS 226 E. Main Slreel Phone I Olney lllinois Gila lllinois JOHN WARREN 8: SONS RUTH'S CAFE General Merchandise Ho'l' Sandwiches Hardware G. E. Refrigeralors I 0 Radios Chicken Dinners Sofl' Drinks Buyer of Poullry X1 Eggs Wesf Liberly lllinois Dieierich Illinois 09 .ICKES A. Parker- Dearest will you love me as much in Augusf as you did in April? D. Worcesfer- I-Ioney, I'll love you more be- cause fhere is one more day in Augusf 'rhan in April. Mrs. Wesfendorf- Marianna, were you enfer- faining Scoffy in fhe living room Iasf nife? Marianna- You'lI have fo ask him. I was doing fhe besf I could. Mr. Wesfendorf- Young man I'll feach you fo make love fo doughferf' Max- I wish you would. old boy, l'm nof making much headway. Bob Worcesfer- And did you say you became a greaf orafor? Professor Eileen McCormack- My boy, I began by addressing envelopes. lvlarguerife Faller- l'Iave you ever been pinch- ed for going foo fasf? Duane Sims- No, buf I've been slapped. Mr. Gruenewald- Snyder, why don'f you an- swer me? Snyder- I did. I shook my head. Mr. Gruenewald- Well, I can'I' hear if raffle clear up here. Lois calls Barney Pilgrim because every fime he calls he makes a liffle Progress The reason many an old roosfer crows before anyone is up is because he doesn'f dare open his moufh offer fhe old hen awakens! Firsf liffle girl- I have fwo brofhers and one sisfer. Page 74 Second liffle girl- l have fwo sisfers and one bro+her. Third liffle girl- I have no brofhers and no sisfers by I have fwo papas by my firsl' mama and fhree mamas by my second papa. So you don'f wanf 'rhe green dress? asked fhe clerk. No, ma'm, replied fhe large woman of dark complexion. Ah suffiny don'f. Honey, ah'd look foo much like a fan o'coal in a Ieffuce pafch. A negro minisfer was caughf hugging one of fhe sisfers of his flock, and a church inquiry was called. Wifnesses fesfified, and 'rhe minisfer confessed. buf defended his acfions as proper and aufhorized by fhe Bible. I-Ie mainfained fhaf as a pasfor of fhe flock he had a perfecf righf fo fake one of his lambs in his arms. When fhe inquiry was finished. a brofher offered a solufion: We excuse brofher Johnson from all blame. buf hereaffer when he wanfs fo fake one of his lambs in his arms we suggesl' he selecf a ram lamb. Wife lfo Iafe refurning husbandl- Is fhaf you, John? John- lf'd beffer be. Pardon Me Paul is fhe mosf bashful man I ever married. Whaf makes you say such a +hing? I-le fook along misflefoe on our honeymoon. Officer- Are you married or single? Applicanf- Married, , Officer- Where were you married? Applicanf- I don'f know. Officer- You don'I' know where you were mar- ried? Applicanf- Oh, l fhoughf you said whyI Gifis Thai Lasi WATCHES, DIAMONDS, CLASS RINGS YOUR JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST L O L L A R ' S JEWELRY STORE S. W. Corner Square New'I'on Illinois Cornplimenis Newssfand gf Magazines and Newspapers WARRENIS Ready-+o-Wear and Shoes C. L. DOERR ' Newfon Illinois I Complimenfs of I Churchill Manufaciuring PouI+ry, Eggs, and Cream company W F d S d Manufciclurers of ayne ee si- ee S Romp-On Gymnasium Finish, Trans-I-Lac Classroom Sealer, Aladdin and Salsbury's Remedies Arm-A-Ode Wax Local Represeniaiive: Phone '2 MR. Joi-iN REEDER, I 56 Wolnu+ Avenue, Ne +on, IlI'n ' W I els Galesburg, Illinois. OPPORTUNITIES- ln Jrhe business office are even greaier now as America launches Hs big defense program. Business college groduales are going prompily in+o good posifions. High school seniors are invifecl Io ask for our new bulleiin, Planning Your Fuluref' which 'rells whai business has +o offer Ihem. LOCKYEAR'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Evansville Indiana Page 75 ge 76 Complimenls of Value Leaders The smor+es+ creolions in Dresses, Cools Wesf Side Squore ond Millinery of populor prices. Robinson Ill' ' . . . mms Robinson Illinois New+on lnsisls on lhe Bes+! We Supply +l1e Bes+! HARVEST HOME BUTTER COTTAGE CHEESE ICE CREAM MILK PEPSI-COLA MISSION ORANGE 35 L. S. HEATH AND SONS Robinson Illinois Congrolulolions-Grocluoling Seniors You ore 'roking o long srep forword. We wish lo Hwonlc sfudenrs ond +eocl1ersfor+l1e business given us in lhe pcisl. Moy we serve you ogoin ol' groduolion? Vlfe wish you ci very inleresling summer vocolion. THE FASHION SHOP THE STORE OF SERVICE Robinson, Illinois Flowers lor Every Occasion RICHARD'S I' V'fLSuf'a'::BSPN FLORAL si-ioP lvlember ol Florisls Telegraph Delivery Ne nm Illinois Associvliori Phone I5 Newlon Illinois TED MESKIMEN FURNITURE STORE Wesl Main Slreel STOVES FURNITURE Robinson, Illinois RADIOS WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Congralulalions Newlon High School On Your Year Boolc This look courage, and your success is well deserved. When lhe lime comes-A nicely lurnished home will help in lurlher success and happiness. TED MESKIMEN FURNITURE STORES Robinson, Illinois PETTY'S Ain'l H' The Trulh Some lellows slarl righl in lhe rul, While olhers head lhe lhrong, All men may be born equal, bul- They don'l slay lhal way long. There is many a man wilh a gallanl air, Goes galloping lo lhe lrayg Bul lhe valuable man is lhe man who's lhere When lhe smoke has cleared away. Some Don'l gel nolhin' oul ol lile Bul when lheir whines begin, We ollen can remind lhem lhal They don'l pul nolhin' in. Effingham, Illinois Page 77 Page 78 STAR THEATRE ln Appreciafion of Your Pa+ronage Newfon Illinois ELKIN OIL COMPANY C I' I I Refoil Wholesale Omp 'men S O . . DR. D. A. NICCUM Dlslribulors Op+ome+ric Eye Specialisi TEXACO PRODUCTS Effingham lllino Dleferich Illinois 1 - - I Bur why ear poorly baked Bread? Prim's Bakery al Effingham is one of Ihe very finesl bakeries in +he slare-no bakery can be lcepl cleaner. The Bread baked here can noi be excelled. Every ingredienl is one of 'rhe puresl' and very besl. By saying Prim's Bread you are assured ol Ihe besf-why noi gel' lhe besl? Sold by all good dealers. In business since l9I2. PRlM'S BAKERY Effingham, Illinois J Pogo 79' ge BO WEBEW5 sMlTH's Clofhing, Furnishings For Ice Cream The Sfore for Dod ond The Lcd 228 Wen Main Shed Effingham Illinois O 'eY 'l ls CLINE 3. cnouse L b ' f' W h' Tie? ' Gcfg 233 wes'r LIBERTY CREAMERY Bo++eries Accessories MARATHON Jasper Coun'I'y's Only BuHer Making Work done by lubricolion school groduoies Creamery' We roll for ond deliver of oll limes I Wes, Libedy' Illinois I02 N. Van Buren Phone 230 - Newlon, Illinois I Complimenfs of INC. Olney, Illinois I CUNNINGHAM'S Service and Grocery S+a ndard Producls Courleous and Prompl Service I W E Wesf Liberfy Illinois For BeHer Work-A+ Lower Prices Come I'o MODERN BEAUTY SHOPPE s+ Liber+y Illinois PAUL RUBSAM Complimenls of WHQLESALE J. E. REDMAN . Your Sinclair Dealer Clgarelfes, Candy, Gum, Tobacco I Wheeler, Illinois Newlon Illinois Phone I3 CONOCO SERVICE STATION The Besl' Oil Along I'he RICHARD'S BARBER SHOP I-low Can a Man Highway spend money any beller I Ihan on his Phone I8 lace? Wheeler Illinois L. H. DART Wes+ Liberly llliflfbis KING FOR FURNITURE 3I I Easl' Main SI'reeI' 403 WhiH'le GOOD FURNITURE BAD Olney, Illinois Page 8I Page 82 DR. NEIL FRANKE Denilsl' Complimenls of X-'W SERWCE KEl.LY's PoTA'ro CHIPS Office Over Kaufmann Bros. Decuiuf- Illinois Newlon Illinois I C I. + BING'S AUTO SUPPLY omp :men s of General Elecfric Appliances and DR. K. L. WATTLEWORTH Gas Sm.. Newhwn Illinois I Newlon. Illinois This new invenuon defrosts Your Norgi every night, automaricallyy sod ion fig ld at less cost. N0 e '05 I ':ZiIie:ioVfonderful economyytfeg gif: . - clusive Sw e f . ' blgldfeigixcrijeafirawer, HYdf0 0ir high' cliiimgi vegetable chest, exclusive ROIINOI' cond-Maker, bis Sfocefy bm' S.EE NO-RGE B'E'F..ORE YOU BUY! FRED M. SIMS SIMS FURNITURE STORE R. T. SIMS FURNITURE AND RUGS Your Norge Appliance Dealer Phone IOZ R SOUTH SIDE SQUARE NEWTON, ILLINOIS lvioil Orders Soliciied-Lowesl Prices Telephone 44 Siondcird Goods BOWER'S DRUG STORE Esfoblished I845-95 Years in Business Soda Founfoin Sandwiches Olney, Illinois Choose Your Career As We Choose Our FURNITURE ABEGGLEN BROTHERS Olney, Illinois REDMAN CLEANERS We Coier Io Those Who Care Dry Cleaning-Dyeing-Allering Tailoring-Rug Shompooing A complefe laundry service PIIOHG 271 Oblong, Illinois Congroiulolions LA RUTH SHOP The Slore for Women Olney. Illinois RECREATION CENTER Bowling CenI'er Open Bowling on Wed. ond Soi. Bring Your Friends Oblong Illinois GEO. RHODES. Prop. PERRY'S Dry Goods ancl Ready-+o-Wear Sfyle-Qualify-Selec+ion Low Prices Obl0r1g Illinois Roller Slcaling of Oblong, Illinois Enjoy C1 cleon heolihlul spori in o clean modern rink. Privole Parfies by Reserva+ion All-American Roller Rink Oblong, Illinois 24-Hour Road Service McDOWELL'S SERVICE CHAS. B. McDOWELL, Prop. Goodyear Tire Dis+ribuI'ion Conoco Gasoline Phone I3B-B Phone 27 Newlon Olney Illinois Illinois ge 84 For beller and longer lasling brooms-- coll lor a Newlonn -BOKAY- ewfon Broom Company Newlon, Illinois - Q Complimenls of A. A. HAMILTON Dealer in Junk Newlon. Illinois NIFTY NOOK Sofl Drinks-Lighl' Lunch Coolesl Place in Town Easf Side Square PAUL A. DUFRAIN, Mgr. Newlon Illinois For an Evening of Pleasure Bowl al lhe N EWTON BOWLING ALLEY FARM BUREAU SERVICE STATION RALPH FRENCH, Manager Experl' Lubricalion-Car Washing We coll for and deliver your car. Brunswick Tires-Soy Oil Painl 920 W. Jourdan-on Roule 33 Phone I3-W Newfon. Illinois Complimenls lo Class of '4l Phone I HENRY BAYSE 7IO W. Jourdcn Sl. Slar Service and Grocer 33-R Newfon. Illinois Complimenls of BEN F. CONLEY COAL COMPANY MARSHALL SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION Washing-Greasing Complimenls lo CLASS of l94I KENNEDY'S SERVICE STATION Rock Island Gasoline Pennzoil Molor Oil and Greases Washing and Greasing Phone 27-J Newfon. Illinois Goodyear Producfs 'T' ' l ' Complimenls of R. T. MINEO Phone IZO-M Newlon. Illinois PRINTING SHOP 2l6 Wes? Curlis Slreel' Phone I2I-B Newlon. Illinois BELL BROTHERS Producers of Pefroleum Robinson Illinois BEN L. BRUNER PLUMBING, HEATING Sheef Me+aI Producfs Licensed Plumber Newlon Illinois MILO D. YELVINGTON Complimenls of JOHNSON AND KELLOGG Your Insurance Agenfs LAWYER Newfon Illinois Hqqg Myers Washers Wafer Syslems BRUMMER HARDWARE Sfoves-Pain+-Glass KeIvinaI'or Refrigerafor Wes+ Side of Square Newfon. Illinois QUALITY SERVICE HERFF -JONES COMPANY Indianapolis, Indiana Class Rings, Commencemenr Announcemenfs Medals Trophies Jewelers 8: Engravers E. I-I. I-Iall DecaI'ur, Illinois GQ ge 86 Public Address CARL ALLEN Sound Sysfems - ALLEN WARREN 3. cAN'rwELL Radio 8: Elecirical Service CLEANERS -Guaronieed Service- I Quali+y Service Phone 9-M Phone l07-J Newion. lllinois l Block Wesi Firsi Nofionol Bank Newion Illinois ' li yOur hOir's noi becoming, I yOu'd loelier be coming io me. FEROL'S BEAUTY SHOP I Hofel Lihelmon DIEL GROCERY School Supplies Cold Drinks-Lighl' Lunch Phone 54 I N Ill' ' EEROI. EALIER, Prop. mon mms MAXINE WEBER, Opemior I - I CROWLEY'S GROCERY The Wesl End Grocery KINSEL GROCERY CO. Meais, Frui+s, Candy A Cleon Siore I Groceries Fresh Groceries ond Meois Courfeous Service I Delwery Servlce Newion minds Phone l7 Newion. Illinois HAL B. HUBBARD RALPH R. OCHS NEWTON FURNITURE COMPANY The Home Furnishers FURNITURE PIANOS FLOOR COVERING NEWTON, ILLINOIS EAST SIDE OF SQUARE PHONE so-R HOTEL LITZELMANN RUSSELL KELLEY, Mgr. All Home Cooking Sunday Dinners and Parlies A Specially Mrs. J. M. Kibleir For over a quorler of 0 cenlury, il has been BARTHELME'S Sle. Marie. Illinois General Merchandise Mill Feeds, Poullry, Eggs, and Cream Complimenls ROBINSON DAILY NEWS F. w. Lewis K. v. Lewis w0RTHEY'S HARDWARE General Line of Hardware Fencing Sloves Painl and Oil and Molor Oils Telephone ZOF3 Hidalgo Illinois BOWER SERVICE 81 GROCERY Phillips Producls Groceries, Meals, Nolions, Elc. Courleous and Prompl Service A. W. BOWER Newfon Illinois VANATTA'S STORE Groceries, Dry Goods, Refreshmenls Gasoline and Oils Telephone I3-F-I4 Hidalgo, Illinois MATHENY'S INSURANCE AGENCY Eslablished IBBI Fire, Tornado, Life, Aulo Insurance Telephone I6-F-3 Yale Illinois Page 87 LEO B. BERGBOWER Texaco Producfs Firechief Gasoline Willi Besl Wishes lo llwe Nu-Kom-I JAMES A. EATON Cour+eous Service ATTORNEY V4 Mile Wesl of Newfon Illino Newfon, lllinois GEORGE HOUSER I7 Donolecl by ille Your Oliver Troc+or and Implemenf EBERHARDT POULTRY FARM Deale' Wesl Liber+y, Illinois Newlon' lllinois I Pur ,, ,R , e 51r. e res h ment M F3 ii i.. , - ' .Q- Buy it from gf: ,R Q ,.i,.. A X W I N , if V ff' fi ' J-iii' i if-V -E. In X 1 your Tia ' , '-i X ' favorite dealer ,I fa'fi 1ff: I ' , B'Qg5kREG,Sff,Qf5, f ,ff . 3 e,i1 53 5 ' 1-zu N 0 , ,f new ff n i Wfff gif N e i e if 0 'J 0 if f' 'R -'-11s2f2f25:22f2sssssfsaf 1 ex ,.,..,e'- ' COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. X br ivi, Telephone l80 Olney, Illinois ILLINOIS COMMERCIAL TELEPHONE COMPANY Complimenis of NEWTON'S LIONS CLUB NEWTON BATTERY CO. Willard Safely Fill Bafieries When your car won'l' slarl, call l63R. BaHery Service-Igni+ion C. G. McCORMlCK W. P. WHEELER AND SON BUILDING MATERIALS Esfablislaed I884 New+on, Illinois STA-KURL BEAUTY SHOP Permanenl' Waving A Specialfy EDITH STARK, Prop. I+ Pays io Look Well SmaIIwood's Barber Shop Easl Side Square W. L. RAEF 81 COMPANY Money +o Loan Wesf Side Square Newlon, Illinois Complimenls of J A S P E R COUNTY LOAN ASSOCIATION On Illinois OLAN MILLS STUDIO The Na+ion's SIudio Por'l'rai+s of Disfinciion Main Office-Springfield, Ohio Phone LD I5 Pag Page 90 ARCADIA AND ELKS THEATRES Olney Complimenfs of ..IENNING'S ICE CREAM CO. Olney, Illinois EVELYN'S BEAUTY SHOP Proprie+ors: Grace McDowell and Jean Newlin Complimenis of OLNEY DAILY MAIL Telephone I33-J Three Doors Back of Hue Thealer KEENAN'S JEWELERS and OPTOMETRISTS Easy Credil' Terms The Diamond Sfore of Effingham, Illinois E cl 'I' MIDWEST ICE CREAM America's Favori'l'e DR. A. J. FRANKE DENTIST 325: 1 Office Over Kaufmann Bros. Miclwesf Dairy Produc+s Co. Newm Illinois Olney. Illinois REESE FUNERAL HOME 'iEgi'f'l 9 5 E, CALL IEW A E REESE AMBULANCE l imi L -ily Q Q QEEHE Y FEEFIHII Nigh+-98-Day 1 - ' Li ' ' T fr - ' Any+ime Anywhere FOLTZ BROTHERS GOSS SALES 81 SERVICE BLACKS 'gTH'NG Allis-Chalmers Traclors WEZEING All Crop Hcrveslers N ton Illinois Newion Illinois THE HINES 81 ZIMMERMAN MEN'l'QR.DEMOCRA'I' STUDEBAKER New+on. Illinois Dealers ln Qualify Used Cars Our Job Depor+men+ ls Equipped lo Do l'l'1e Very Besl' of Prinling N 'lon Illinois Newlon lllinois H. BODNAR AND SON Highesl' Cash Prices for Poullry, Eggs, and Cream Complele Line of Feeds We Hove Arcady and Farm Bureau Feeds Phone 42 Newlon lllinois Page 92 Complimenls of CONGRESSMAN LAURENCE F. ARNOLD Of Newlon 23rd Dislricl B. B. BRUMMER WHOLESALE CIGARETTES CANDY TOBACCO GUM Newfon lllinois H. T. PAYNE Abslracls-Real Eslale Loans-Insurance New'l'on, lllinois ACKNOWLEDGMENTS And now our annual is 'Finished--lo all ihose who helped in any way wilh This boolc we express our sinceresl lhanlcs. 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