North Clay High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Louisville, IL)

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GlllllHllllE5 4lBAllRllDlllllNIl2Mls CLASS or 48 PICSld6l1t Vlartha Van Dyke Vlce Plesldent Don Bunnell Sec1eta1y Don Harper Tleasurel Mylna Stacey Spon ors MISS Logan, Mrs Cox Colors Red and Wh1te Flower Red Carnatlon May of thls year, 'Nlolth Clay Commumty Hlgh School wlll send out to Old Man Wolld 1ts lalgest group of graduates North Clay w1ll also move 1nto a new blllldlllg next yeal leavmg the memolv oi old graduates far behlnd Although we, the benlor Class of 48 vull be lncluded 1n thls ca egory It makes us xather ploud to tlllllk that we wlll be the last graduates from old Nloxth Clay We ve had fun lll our four yeals from 44 to 48, and the old bulldxng wxll hold many pleasant memoues fol us We S alted ln 44 as the largest Freshman class to attend school here and I am su e that no class of 61 green students has ever presented a more com1cal slght I belleve the most la tlng lfllpl esslon made upon new students at North ClaV lS Mr Mag1ll s fust speech explannng the slmple rules of procedure whlch they must observe In thxs talk Mr Nlaglll lnformed us that our class would be sponsored by Mrs Tlllema, and that she would help us to become organlzed We were very anxlous to elect offlcels because we Aanted to get ou1 Freshman Class launched As a lesult Betty Lrwm was elect ed pre ldent Halold Dealn vlce presldent Peggy Burton secretary treasurer and Don Bunnell class reporter Most of the flrst yea1 was spent m b6COm1Ilg acqualnted wlth ou1 new classma es and watchmg f10l'1l a back sea' the conduct and dCt10llS ol the upper classmen Our second ycal was spent x lthou tt1 ctmg tco much attentlon and ln com plet1ng our knowledge of school procedure The hxghlxght of the year for u was the Chrlstmas banquet vuhxch me enjoyed ln the gym under the d11ect1on of ou1 very capable spon Ol Mr Lly Thxs year our class officers were Murel Moo1e, presldent Jacqule I'I9l1lClx, VICE pres1dent, G601gB Wxley, secretary and Don Bunnell t1easure1 We completed our second year as humble Sophomores In the Fall of 46 we wele dubbed Junlols Thls year wc became completely enclosed IH the web of s udent 3CtlVltl9S Wl h one obJcct as our common goal an ultra successful Jun1o1 Sen1o1 Prom Our goal vlas achxeved to our sat1sfact1on We lenevted the custom of formal banquets and engaged an orchestra to fulnlsh d1nne1 and dan e muslc for that all important ftffalr We gave a class play and sponsored a carnlval ln ordel that we mlght have suff1c1ent funds fo1 the banquet Our 1eC6lptS from the play surpassed all plevxous recolds and the carnlval upheld our leputatlon by belng far greater than out expectatlons All of these vsere made pOSS1b16 through the help of our sponsor, Mlss Ikemue, and we snall all remember the fun that we had workmg togethex durmg that Junlor year To lead the class Don Bunnell was elected as plesldent, 'Vlautla Van Dyke as vlce presldent, and Peggy Burton as secletary treasurer And, now, 111 a few months we w1ll have spanned the brldge of hlgh school educat1on Some of us have made plans fo1 further educat1on, whlle othels are st1ll undeclded But whatever happens we wxll remember North Clay and the start 1n llfe whmch thms, our hlgh school Alma Matem, has g1ven us At the present, we are all awaltlng commencement and gladuatlon and the exc1tement which they brlng And, slnce Nolth Clay now has great prospects of expandlng and extendmg her lnfluence, we shall be watching he1 development and remembermg the class motto whlch we, as a class, chose ln ou1 last days of school together Our Alm Success, Our Hope To Wm M- iilvilvin - 7 I -,,. ,.,,.,,, ...........,...... ,....,...,. ,..... ,... .....-. .,...-...... A S ,,.,.,.. ..... . .... ..,, .... ........... . . ...... ...... , -..-..--,-..-- - In . ' h, . ' , Y. . ' . . A . ' ' ' H- 1 L 9 ' ' - n 7 , ' N y , . . . -' 1 V I 1 ' 7 , K . 1- Y 4 l C - , , A 1 ' v - Y ' S 'l . , ' ! ' . 4 r 1 ' I ' -' ' . , . 1 y ' ' v 'J A Q' s n ' ' - ' n 7 1 l' L' Y ' Y D J - 9 7 ' . . . , . ft U I Y x I . A . L . . Q 'A' 5 ra 'IN . t . . - C s, V' L fl. Cl ' .. t. I 1 4 . D ' w S . , Y . 7 . . 7 . 1 . Q Q 1 -w 1 l . n . .. , :. . 1 ' ' l r 9 . . L 1 . ' . ' . L . , . .4 . V L t ' - - . ' -- ' 1 1 v ' ' ' 1 y 1 1 ' ' C e c . ' Y 1 I ' I 1 A A v . . . 1 . i ' . . ' 9 , . -. . .1 - '

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'35 's CVELYN BATCMAN fi U91 Q9 HAROLD DCAIN ROBERT ATCHISON LA FERN DAUGHERTY 3 BERDCLLA ALDRICH WAYNE Munrvl-ev ALICE STANFICLD Dolores ls at 5111 who IS lways all smlles Vlhen she 1 'lghs you c2'Y hear her for mlles And thele s our classmate Tom McGee A mlnlster IS what he wants to be Poor Homer Lao has a truck And Wlth that thing he sure IS stuck Peggy Jane Buxton and LOIS Balrd Of catchlng a man they re not scaled Harold Dewayne Dealn and Osa McPeak A Wealth of knowledge they do seek Geneva Ann and LOIS La Fern All school books would llke to burn A1106 Starlfleld forgets the task Of answerlng the questlons the poor teachers as And theres Ruth Klng who llkes to sall Along on the back of Marthas coat tall June Smlth causes the teachers much Stllfe She thlnks sklp :ng school IS the best thlng ln llfe Harold and two qulet guys RECEIVE thely dplonlas wlth two long slghs Betty Erwln IS so full of fun, To her, llfe IS Just a pun And there's Mary Wllllams Stfalght from Heaven, Who was crowned our Queen ln '47 Jeff and Bob thelr Ag do know, They dream of beans they ought to sow. Lois Merle Wolfe, our school chum Likes to ride horses, and chew Wrigley's gum. We stayed up at night and before dawn we rose, To get this poetry under your nose, So we'll now say a line often quoted before, That's all there is, there ain't no more.

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