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 - Class of 1938

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JAMES VAN ALLEN WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF I938 AS A TOKEN OF APPRECIATION FOR THEIR MANY YEARS OF SERVICE ON THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, DO RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE THIS PAGE OF THE ACORN gal , ,. 7, , , , Wm Aww of 1938 BOARD OF EDUCATION EDWARD R. HUCKIN GLEN DONEY WESLEY CONDON DR. O. W. MICHAEL, Presidenf ERNEST SEYMOUR LESTER FELLOWS DR. W. T. SNIDER ESTHER BLACKBURN, Secrefery 'AG MARY BARCO Business Mgr. DOROTHY LIGGETT Girls' Allwlelics WILMA CLINE Calendar GAIL GREEN Snaps BLANCHIE HUME Alumni FREDAMAE WHITE Typisl ACORN STAFF MARY JANE me-LEMAN Edilor-in-Chief REVA SNYDER GEORGE GRAHAM Adverlising Mgr. Circulalion Mgr. WAYNE MONTEL MARIAN VAN ALLEN Liferary Edi+or BESSIE CONDON Boys' A+I'1Ie+ics DOROTHY MCMORRIS Dramafics Calendar MILDRED EDENBURN. I LEONE LIGGETT Music Snaps AILEEN VAN ZANDT LEOTA COOK Jokes Typisf LOWELL MACY LUCILLE MENDENHALL Ag. Edilor Typisl ESTH ER WILLIAMS Adviser V Esther ltll iams History University of Illinois B.S. , ILA. George Dinsmore Mathematics University of Illinois 5.3. Lels Bull ook Home Economics, Latin 1Second Semester! University of Illinois A. B. Ksnses State Teachers College, E.S. Aster A. Baker Assistent Principal Science Illinois State Normal University, B. Ed. Graduate School, University of Illinois Edna Michael Music, French, Lnglleh Bush Conservetory. B. Mus. University of Illinois B.S. Joe Sailor Agriculture, Economics Illinois State Normal University, B. 1-Ld. Colorelo hgricultural College, Graduate E. ls. Congrsvn Principal Qurdue University , B.S.A. University of Illinois Ll. 5. Dorothy Dolsnd Home Economics llachiurrsy College, B.S Esther Blackburn Secretary, Librarian H. L. Newtson Comoros Illinois State Normal University University of Illinois Marphret las Snider General Suience, English, Typing Ungvez-sity of Illinois B. . Shelby Marlow Martin English, llsthemutios University of Illinois B.S. , A.B. Graduate School, University of Illinois Eva Youmzms English, Speech Hnigersity of Illinois Mel Russ Coach, Industrial Arts James Millikin University, B.S. Louise Nelson Latin, Home Economics Hirst Semester! University of Illinois A.B. ri L....... . .LC 'Ano everywne re that nary went-------.' Class Secretary 4 Glee Club 1.2.3.4 Operetta 1.2.3.4 Future Farmers l,2.3.4 Dramatic 1.2.3.4 Athletic Assn. 1.2.3.4 'on Club 1.2.3.4 Athletics 1.2.5.4 CATHERINE CLAPP 'Lire is short, but on em I. Gles Club 1.2.5.4 Operetta 1.2.3.4 Home Ec. Club 1.2.3.4 Dramatic Society 1.2.5 Athletic Assn. 1 MARGARET A. .DAVIDSON An ounce of romance 1 worth s pound of resllty. Cuby sxgh school 1,2 Glee Club 3.4 Operetto 3,4 Home Ee. Club 5,4 Dramatic Society 3.4 Girl! A. A. 5 Athletic ASSD. 15.4 WILMA CLINE 'A lass ss polite and sweet as one woulu R ... 1 ..... LL... .L The world is no better 11 we worry, life xr no longer, if we hurry. .1 Class President 4 Glee Club 1.2.3.4 Orchestra 1.2.3.4 Operetta 1.2.3.4 Home Le. Club 1.2.5.4 Dramatic Society 1.2.3.4 Newspaper staff 4 Girls A. A. 1.2.3 EES SIE C OHDOH 'C LTAY I.1!:1..l1ri.ilS WA merry heort me good medicine. Class Vice President 4 olee Club 1.2.3.4 Operetta l.2.b.4 Home so. Club 1.2.3.4 Dramatic Society 1.2.3.4 Acorn Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Girl! A. A. 1.2.3 Athletic ABBD. 1.2.5 Senior Play 4 BYRON COLE She is small. but O! so mighty. sm your friend I.Ll.iY 5. RCC A good joke is worth more than Ln hour of study. Class Vice President 2 Claes Treasurer 3.4 Glee Club 1.2.6.4 Orchestra 2.5.4 Operetta 1.2.3.4 Home LC. Club 1.2.3.4 Dramatic Society 1.2.3.4 Junior Play 3 Acorn Staff 4 Girls A. A. 1.2.3 Athletic ABBD. 5,4 Senior Play 4 1 should worry. core to meet. Glee Club 3.4 Ovveretta 3.4 Home se. Club 1.2.5.4 Lramsrxc society 3,4 Junior rlsy 3 Acorn Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Girls A. A. 1.2.3 1411l.1?11l1L EDEHBIIRN Still water runs dee Armstrong 1.2 Glee Club 3,4 Sec. 4 Orchestre 5.4 Operette 3,4 Acorn Staff 4 Girls A. A. 5,4 Athletic Assn. 4 P... until you die. Glee Club 1.2.3.4 operetza 1.2.3.4 Home Ee. Club 1.2.5.4 Dramatic Society 2.3.4 Treasurer 3 ACGIH Stuff 4 Newspaper Staff l Gi1'lB A. A. 1.2 Athletic Assn. 3 Senior Play 4 MARY .TAHE EIIGIILMAIJ 'Let us do or die. Glas Club 1.2.3.4 Orchestra 1.2.3.4 Operstta 1.2.3.4 Home lic. Club 1.2.5.4 Dralnntlc Society 1.2.5.4 Junior Play 3 Newspaper Stuff 1 Girls A. A. l.2.5 Athletic ABSII. 4 Acorn Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Glas Club 2.3.4 Orchestra 2.3.4 Operetta 2.3.4 Dramatic Society 1.2.3.4 Athletic Assn. 2.5.4 Athletics 2.3 Senior Play 4 MARY EOLEY 'A little bit independent! Glee Club 1.2.3.4 Operetta 1.2.3.4 Home EB. Club 5.4 Dramatic Society 1.2.3.4 Newspaper Staff 4 Girls A. A. 1.2.3 Senior Play 4 LEOTA COOK 'The laughter of girls ia. and ever was among the delightful sounds. Danville High School 1 G1B8 Club 2.5.4 Operette 2.5.4 Home Ec. Club 2.5.4 Dramatic Society 3,4 Athletic AEBI1. 5 Acorn Staff 4 CATHERINE FRLEMAH 'Not that 1 love study less, but I lov.: fun more. Gles Club 1.2.3.4 Operetts 1.2.5.4 Dramatic Society 1.2.3.4 Girls A. A. 2 ...ik ox .A. I!! ' A al G2,0.iG,. GAAHAM It's a Plague to bo s handsome man. Class President 5 Future Farmer 2,5 Dramatic Society 1,2,5,4 Junior Ylsy 3 ACOrn Staff 4 Athletic Assn. 1,2,5,4 0 Club 2,5,4 Athletics 1,2,3,4 Senior Play BLANCHIE HUIE 'The surest way not to fall is to determine to summed. Orohestra 1,2,5,4 Home Bc. Club 1,2,5,4 Dramatic Society l ,2 ,3.4 Acorn Staff A Girls A. A. 1.2.5 WAYNE MONTEL 'Greater men than I. may have lived, but I doubt it. Danville High School Class Secretary 5 Junior Pley 5 Acorn Staff 4 Athletic Asen. 5.4 O Club 5,4 Athletics, 5,4 Senior Play 4 GAIL Gdhhli Ladies prefer blonds. Future Farmer l,2,5,4 Acorn Sta!! 4 LEONE LIGGETT 'Life ia a bore without some one to love. Gles Club 1,2,5,4 Orchestra 3 Operetta 1,2,a,4 Home EB. Club l,2,5,4 President 4 Dramatic Society l,2,5,4 A0011 Staff 4 s1r1s A. A. 1,2,s Athletic Assn. 3,4 JOHN IIARLOWE Don't disturb me, 1'm a busy oxen. Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Orchestre l,2,5,A operetta 1.2.5.4 Dramatic Society l,2,5,4 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 f ...LL .,,,. .J,,lI,1..5 All grttt men nr. .ere or ogxny, 1 ft.: rlnuer poorly nysclx. future former 1,:,Q,4 :1h1em1c .Stn. 1,3,U,4 Wo' Club g,s,4 Athletics l,2,3,4 senior .lay 4 DORUTJY LIG LAT 'She puts all her troubles in the bottom of her heart, sits on the lid unc ripples. G1ee Club 1,2,s,4 Operettu 1,2,b,4 Home LC. Club 1,2,.5.4 Lramutic Society l,2,L5,4 Gxrle A. A. 1,2,5 Athletic . SBU. l,,4 Acorn Staff 4 .IAIIILX MASUIQ He has a mile uno soft look, but so hes dy' namito. orchestra 2,5,4 Athletic Assn. 5,4 ii Q J.. I1 L10.....,'.' A 'Hap y mn l, from care 1'm free, why nren't ull contented like me? News pa, per Stuff 4 '.,l.1L. 1i,...L.J. HA axpnxfief blonce, who is u lovable es she is fsir to look upon. clee Club l,3,5,4 Operettu l,2,3,4 Hume ze. Club 1,2,5,4 Dramatic Society 5,4 IIIIIA HURYHY LAL: MILLLR It's nice to be natural, God bless the mn who if you're naturally nice. invented sleep. Iols uxgh School 1.2.3 LUCILLL Z.lL!JlJ2.XCHlJ.L She is not a flower, she is not a pearl, but she is a noble, all round girl. Glas Club 2,5 Operette 2 Home EU. Club 2,5 Acorn Stuff 4 s1r1s A. A. 1,2,s Future Farmer 4 Dramatic Society 5,4 Athletic Assn. 5 LOW!-LLL IIACY 'len of few words are thv best men. Homer High School 1,2 Future Farmer 5.4 Acorn Stat! 4 IL 1.1-1. X-.l.LI..a livery nzxurnl action is prune. Vice 1're:.1dent 5 secrtttry 2 Glce Club 1,Z,a.4 upcretta l,2,J,4 :tome BO. Club l,2l,.5,4 llrunutlc Society 6,4 .Acorn Stuff 4 Girls A. A. l,2,3 Athletic Association 5,4 Senior .lay 4 .VA JIIYIIER She has an admirable disrcsition and B nlessinf personality. Glte Club 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 3,4 operetta l,2,5,4 Home llc. Club 1,2,o,4 Lrtmatlc society l,2,J,4 Junior Flay 5 GUlsA.A.l2 Athletic Assn. 3,4 Acorn Stuff 4 ALZI4 VLH ALLLN Her quietness of manner Lelies the mischief thlit lies Lrenehth lt. Glee Club l,2,J,4 cpercmmn 1,3,t,4 U11.,..l.x'. f1. All on v 'Good Marti' is Ulf: flown-1' of from sense. Glec Club l,z,J,4 orchestra 0,4 operermt l,2,o,4 Girls L. L. l,z,s Gnlrpwl smell A good disposxtlon is mOrE to be values than 5n1e.W Glen club l,2,a,4 Oneretta l,2,.u,4 Home LC. Club l,lZ,3,4 Girls A. 4. 1,2 IJARXOII m,1.b'L 'Every artist was first en amateur. Irnmntics Society 2,4 Athletib ASEII. 3 1. v ,Uv Y LL AY .lLG,.l-... W. wxnninp wry, L plc: sont smile. Glec Club l,2i,5,4 Operettz, l,2,L5,4 Home lic. Club l,2,l5,4 lrumatic Society l,2,15,4 clrle A. A. l,:,3 Athletid ,KBBXL 1,d,5,4 LUIS 50l.02.L,H Her heir is the envy of the sun. Glee Club 1,2,5,4 Operettz. l,2,5,4 Home Ee. Club l,2,I5,4 Ltamhtlc Society 3,4 Girls I.. X.. 2,5 Athletic Assn. 5,4 L1.Rl.l'. NOMACIQS 'Sometimes I sit and think and sometimes I just sit. Future Farmer 1 ,2 ,3 . ,Yu scrub., Hhlwnys prepereu, Llwnys tmbitlous, always rc- 11ublc.N Yenflelu hlmx School l,:,5 Glee Club 4 Operettu 4 Home LC. Club 4 Drumntic Society 4 Athletic hs!-m. 4 EJLLYII 'll1.LLr'I S012 She takes her place u- mong us. Orchestra l,2,3,4 Home Lo. Club l,2,5,4 Newspaper Staff 4 PRLIYALIAL MUTE. 'Everytninp she under- takes is done will. Glee Club 5,4 operetts 5,4 Home hc. Club l,z,J,4 Home LC- Club 1.L.Q.4 Lrmnotxc. society l,11,.s,4 Lrf.m..uc societg l,2,.:,4 Acorn Staff 4 Girl? A- 2 newspaper .itnff 4 I u0I1. 51.111 1' 4 . l ,J1I'l mill. LJ1 5:nllinF Sha comes, snilinp She 5Gcs.H Glce Club 1,Z,3,4 Uperctu. l,Z,4 Lrhmhtie Society 4 Gltl5 A. A. 2 Home 2-Qc. Club l,12,5,4 Alliblll Vnll LAI-DT Bunny-gm-luc1,g,', fair end free, nothing ever troubles me. Glee Club l,2,5,4 Uperettu l,2,l5,4 Home Le. Club 1,2,A,4 Lramotic Society 5,4 Jcorn Staff 4 Girls L. A. 1,2,3 .-.thlotio Assn. 5,4 Llll.l1i:.1, u,1l'.1:. If silence were noise, she uoulc be un untizc orchestra. lfanvllle Hin, :School 14 years. Hx f 5 SL 'H s 59 N Qi 335 S1 f hr gf L HE 9- 15: P l? -4 3 5 Q 75 i A S S' , is x 764 Aww L of 1938 SENIOR CLASS PresidenT ..,.., ...... D oroThea Lomax Vice-PresidenT . .. ..... DoroThy McMorris SecreTary ..,. .... H oward Barco Treasurer . . . ................. Mary Barco Advisers . .. .... Miss Williams, Mr. Congram The Senior Class of I938 began Their high school educaTion in The fall of I934 wiTh an enrollmenT of eighTy-seven members. During four years of Toil and sfress forTy- four members fell by The wayside, buT This year Two new members, KaTheryn Schnorr and Nina Murphy, came To us from ofher schools. During our firsT Three years we parTicipaTed in The usual rouTine of school acTivi- Ties. The major evenTs were The Junior-Senior banqueT and The Junior play. Our lasT year was a very busy one. A varieTy show replaced The carnival on The evening of November 6. A baslcefball game wiTh Hume was enioyed cluring The firsT parT of The evening wiTh a dance closing The fesTiviTies. On December I8, we enTerTained The Juniors aT a ChrisTmas parTy. The ChrisT- mas spiriT prevailed during The enTire evening. The gifTs were spread under a gayly decoraTed Tree and There was a real SanTa Claus To clisTribuTe Them. The class served Two dinners and sponsored a dance for The benefiT of The Acorn. The money realized by The sale of candy aT The noon hour and aT The games helped, Too, in no small measure To finance This volume. SENIOR CLASS PROP!-IECY Once a propheT walked Through The halls of Oakwood High School. His clair- voyanT powers asTounded all of us. He gazed wisely abouT and ,as he did so, he saw a door open before him. When he enTered The room 'iT was evidenT To him ThaT a Senior Class meeTing was in session. He seaTed himself quieTly and a vision of The fuTure came To him. He found himself on a busy ciTy Thoroughfare and approaching him wiTh a merry bouncing gaiT was John Marlow, concerT violinisT, on his way To a belaTed lunch aT LeoTa Coolcs Cafe. As The propheT walked on he heard a voice and saw Mary Foley sTanding on a soap box declaiming The meriTs of Dale Miller, candidaTe for governor. ln The audience he recognized Two familiar figures, DoroThea Lomax, MeTropoliTan Opera sTar, and sTanding near her lisTening aTTenTively, The mayor G. Francis Graham, prominenf DemocraT. Edging his way from The crowd he found refuge in a large commercial building. Here he discovered Lucille Mendenhall. pri- vaTe secreTary To Wayne MonTel, chief execuTive of The MonTel AThleTic Equip-menT Company. In The same building The propheT found Reva Snyder. efficiency experT, and Mary Jane Engelman, clirecTor of The Children's Welfare Bureau. fffw Jicolm C-- of 1 938 The seer wandered Toward The suburbs oT The ciTy and came upon an immense hospiTal, endowed by Freda Mae WhiTe, where he learned Blanchie Hume and Wilma Cline were Two OT Dr. Byron Coles mosT eTTicienT nurses and ThaT Aileen Van ZandT presided over The dieT kiTchen. As The picTure oT The ciTy Taded, The mind oT The propheT Turned To disTanT China. Here he saw a consTrucTion crew under The supervision of Howard Barco, an onergeTic young engineer. ln Pelcing The propheT Tound Marion Wolfe, ably assisTed by Marian Van Allen, recondiTioning The Chinese worlcs oT arT damaged by The war. Here Too, he came upon Mildred WhiTe, Toreign missionary Trom The UniTed STaTes, as head OT The many relieT sTaTions in China. This picTure vanished and The propheT was carried away To war Torn Spain, where a new governmenT was being organized. Wending his way To The new Treasury building, designed by Elmer Grimes, he happened upon Merle Womaclcs engaged in checking income Tax reTurns. The conTinonT OT America reTurncd To his view and he Tound himselT on The campus oT John Hoplcins, where DoroThy LiggeTT and Bessie Condon, as ever in- separable, were conducTing a P. T. class. ATTending college, because of his love Tor knowledge, was WalTer Mason. Talcing campus views and careTully adiusTing his camera was Gail Green, leading phoTographer oT BalTimore. ln The ouTslcirTs oT The ciTy The propheT visiTed in The charming homes OT C5arneTT ScoTT Reynolds and Dor6Thy McMorris Hughes. The scene shiTTed To The land oT sunshine and he saw ThaT California had claimed Ellen Palmer as a dancer and Nina Murphy as comedienne. Freida Harden was manager oT a beauTy salon, owned by CharloTTe Pichon. On The main sTreeT of Hollywood was The oTTices oT Soloman and Soloman. Lois and Virginia were designing beauTiTul gowns Tor The Hollywood eliTe. CaTherine Clapp lived in Hollywood Too, as Mrs. lThul Meade, and one oT her closesT Triencls was The Tormer acTress, Mrs. Mar- gareT Davidson Seymour. ' ReTuring To The easT The oracle sTopped in BuTTe, MonTana, where he recognized Leone LiggeTT Teaching Home Economics in a girls' school. ConTinuing easTward he spenT The nighT aT The Clancy Dude Ranche managed by Jean GosseTT. When he arrived in New York he became inTeresTed in The researches oT C'aTh- erine Freeman and KaThcryn Schnorr inTo The causes oT sleeping siclcness. ln an ex- clusive Park Avenue shop he waTched Mary Rogers model The laTesT creaTions Trom Paris. The Enom D v of 1938 STepping inTo The elevaTor he was carried To The rooT, where in a luxurious penT- house, he Tound Mildred Edenburn employed as governess To Two small children. While waiTing Tor Mildred he idly glanced aT The New York Times and was surprised To learn ThaT Evelyn TilloTson had been appoinTed ediTor of a new weekly magazine, The SaTurday DigesT. Descending To The sTreeT he glanced aT a sign which direcTed passers-by To Tho law oTlices oT Mary Barco and Lowell Macy. The propheT was awakened Trom his revery by The sound oT deparTing TooTsTeps and opened his eyes To an empTy room. I-Ie realized ThaT he had iusT wiTnessed The TuTure of The Senior Class and he smiled happily aT The prospecTs in sTore Tor Them. M. C. B. SENIOR WILL We, The Senior Class ol The Oakwood Township I-Iigh School, Vermilion CounTy, STaTe oT Illinois, being oT unsTable minds and quesTionable memory, do make, ediT and declare The Tollowing IasT will and TesTamenT: To our dear FacuITy we do will and bequeaTh our graTiTude and The Toncl memory of our many pranks. To The Bus Drivers we do will and bequeaTh pIenTy oT back-seaT drivers. To Bill we do will and bequeaTh Tour years accumuIaTion oT reTuse in The desks oT The Senior Rows. To The Juniors we do will and bequeaTh The use ol our poT adiocTive, sophisTi' caTed. To The Sophomores we do will and bequeaTh our places in deTenTion. To The Freshmen we do will and bequeaTh our knowledge which will be oT IiT+Ie use To us aTTer our graduaTion. l, Lowell Macy, do will and bequeaTh my book I-low To Vamp The Girls To Max Myers. I, Mary Barco, do will and bequeaTh my exTraordinarily, exTensive vocabulary To Ferol Jones. I, Mildred WhiTe, do will and begueaTh my abiliTy To be seen and noT heard To Junior PenTecosT. l, Marian Van Allen, do,wiIl and bequeaTh my graceTul carriage To Shirley Morris. I, WaITer Mason, do will and bequeaTh my consTanT Teasing and TormenTing of The girls in This school To Glen Cunningham. I, Aileen Van ZandT, do will and bequeaTh my everlasTing giggles To BeTTy I-luddIesTon. The Jicomn of 1938 I, Elmer Grimes, do will and bequealh my inleresl in Georgelown lo Cloyd Jones. I, Virginia Soloman, do will and bequealh my lavorile song, Josephine, 'ro Bob Neil. I, Ellen Palmer, do will and bequealh my adeplness lor climbing garden walls lo Marlha Cork. I, Bessie Condon, do will and bequealh my dignified behavior 'ro Jaclc Toms. l, Byron Cole, do will and bequealh my exclusive righl lo sil by Louise Crowder 'ro Edward Durbin. I, Wayne Monlel, do will and bequealh my pamphlel, I-low lo Malce Love, lo Joe Deionghe. I, Freda Mae While, do will and bequealh my lilerary sl4ill lo Mariorie Wilson. I, Evelyn Tillolson, do will and beguealh my quiel disposilion lo Vivian Sline. I, Dale Miller, do will and bequealh my righl lo sleep in sludy hall lo Tom Joiner. I, Charlolle Pichon, do will and bequealh my dillerenl' modes of hairdress 'ro Barbara Barco. I, Mary Rogers, do will and beguealh lhe righl +o wear my favor--color, crimson, lo Rulh Garrison. I. Kalherine Schnorr, do will and bequealh my mosl recenl hearllhrob 'lo Sybil Anderson. l, Reva Snyder, do will and bequealh my righl lo sell Ads lo Mary Margarel Vinson. l, Marion Wolfe, do will and bequealh my arlislry 'ro Alberl Schramm. I, Merle Womaclss, do will and bequealh my girlish figure lo Jaclc Van Zandl. I, Wilma Cline, do will and bequealh lhe lead in lhe Junior Play lo Norma Dalbey. I, Garnell Scoll, do will and bequealh my love for brighl colored nail polish lo Erma I-lowe. I, Lois Soloman, do will and bequealh my inleresls in Ogden lo Mary Jane l-larden. I, Dorolhy McMorris, do will and bequealh my engagemenl ring lo Virginia Smool. I, Calherine Freeman, do will and bequealh my hose wilh lhe red 'foes and heels lo Elorena Slarr. l, I-loward Barco, do will and bequealh my bashlulness 'ro Junior Sperry. I, Bud Graham, do will and bequealh my long legs lo Harry Gulleridge. l, Calherine Clapp, do will and bequealh my English IV workbook lo Viola Morman. I, Leola Coolc, do will and bequealh my posilion as an assislanl lo Miss Williams in American I-lislory Class lo Thelma Woodard. I, Margarel Ann Davidson, do will and bequealh my allraclion al The Seymour ranch lo Evelyn Davis. Wie Jicvm A- of 1938 I, Mildred Edenburn, do will and bequeaih my Foods apron lo Helen Fegell. I, Mary Jane Engelman, do will and bequeaih my managing abiliry 'ro Wendell Wrighi. I, Mary Foley, do will and bequeafh my chief ambifion 'ro become a debalor 'ro Mildred Davidson. I, Jean Gosseli, do will and bequeaih my love 'for shorihand fo Evelyn Hadden. I, Gail Green, do will and bequeaih my manly characierisiics io Bill Fagaly. I, Blanche Hume, do will and bequealh my posilion as drummer in ihe orchesfra fo Leland Downing. l, Frieda Harden, do will and bequeaih one of my Dad's V8's lo Edward McClure. I, Leone Liggeii, do will and bequealh 'rhe presidency of 'rhe Home Ec. Club lo Anne Oalcwood. l, Dororhea Lomax, do will and bequeaih one of my flaxen braids io Fern See. I, Dorolhy Liggell, do will and bequeaih my shyness +o Andy Young. I, John Marlowe, do will and bequealh lhe 'rifle of RubinoFl +o Sarah Hillery. I, Nina Murphy, do will and bequealh my poefic viriues 'ro Maxine McAlis'rer. I, Lucille Mendenhall, do will and bequealh my abiliiy as a 'rypisl 'ro Eloise Cunningham. Lasily we nominaie and appoinl Miss Youmans and Mr. Sailor io be execuiors of fhis, our lasl will and lesiameni. In wifness whereof, we have hereio subscribed our names 'rhis lhiriy-firsl day of May, in 'rhe year of Our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirly Eighr. CLASS OF NINETEEN-THIRTY-EIGHT Wifnesses: Andrew Young '39 Dale Shepherd '40 Francis Balcer '4l SENIOR CLASS POEM Lisfen, my children, and you shall hear Of 'rhe Senior Class of This school year. Dorofhea Lomax, our presidenl wise, Can pilor a plane in disranr skies. Dorolhy McMorris is spoken for, So +here's no use 'ro call a+ her fronl door. The Jicofm Kafhryn Schnorr wifh commercial aim, Will somefime climb fhe ladder of fame. Mary Jane Engelman, frank and sincere, Has worked by fhe hour on fhe Acorn fhis Virginia Soloman, a charming bruneffe, Has eyes and hair as black as ief. A senior we like is Freda Mae Whife, Her voice is so soff if brings us delighf. ln Blanchie Hume we have a soul, Who will smile and laugh and reach her goal. Walfer Mason, whom we know as Speed, For more ambifion has no need. Margarel Ann Davidson, a lass so blonde, ls a lovely girl of whom we're fond. Mildred Whife's so meek and mild, One could nof find a beffer child. Marian Van Allen, so slender and slighf, ls Oakwood High's liferary lighf. Lois Soloman wifh locks of Tifian hue. ln gayness is surpassed by few. Charlolfe Pichon is a dainfy lass, ' For her pleasing manner she heads her class. Mary Foley, mosf beaufiful of girls, Has eyes of blue and hair fhal curls. Merle Womacks, alerf and sfeady, For fhe difficulf Task is always ready. Aileen Van Zandf, so graceful and +all, Af any parfy is queen of fhe ball. Bessie Condon, a miss demure, Blues of all kinds can surely cure. Leone Liggefl's so Winsome and kind, A more popular maid is hard fo find. Capfain Barco, Howard's his name, Gave us his besf af every game. Mary Barco, who keeps our money. Counfs if over fill if isn'f funny. Reva Snyder, whom l now shall menficn, B neven neverin defenhon. Johnnie Marlowe, our musical sfar, Wifh fhe feminine world is way above par Ellen Palmer, our lassie pefife, ls happy hearfed and lighl of feef. George Bud Graham has melfing dark eyes Buf 'fwas sporfsmanship rhaf won fhe prize. year. of 1938 The .Hanan Our curly haired boy, of Gail Green we speak ls oflen called lhe senior Sheik. Elmer Grimes, we call him Red, ln mischief's always ar The head. Doroihy Liggell wilh giggles gay, Would rarher spend her lime af play. Lucille Mendenhall wilh Jryping ambilion, Will never s+op uniil i'rs complelion. Garneil Scori has preHy black hair, Rosy cheeks, and complexion fair. Evelyn Tillolson wi'rh infelligence rare, Edils our News wiih uimosi care. Byron Cole, a romaniic lad, When wilh Louise is never sad. Mildred Edenlourn's hearl beais irue, Oi friends she has a whole ships crew. Freida Harden in her Dad's V8, Will no doubl rravel ihrough many a siare. Dale Miller's ihere when ii comes io fun, As a Negro minslrel he's second To none. Leoia Mae Cook wilh courage and mirlh, Aiiacks every Jrask for all she's worih. Goldie Clapp is noi very Tall, Buf wi'rh dignified slcps she lreads 'rhe hall. Marion Wolfe will become an arlisf, Because al painling he works rhe hardesi. Jean Gosseii' comes early To school each day, Works hard, and never fakes lime for play. Mary Rogers, a girl wilh slyle, Always greels you wirh a smile. A diligenl' girl who likes io work, ls Caiherine Freeman,, who'll never shirk. Lowell Macy has a world ol poise: l'le's ihe mosl reserved of all our boys. Wayne Monlel on 'rhe baskeiball floor, ls very api' 'ro raise ihe score. Wilma Cline, so shorl and sweel, When if comes 'ro aciing, is hard lo beal. Nina Murphy, I know you'll hope, Has finally reached The end of her rope JK 1938 NINA MURPHY '38 fffw flwfm of 1938 JUNIOR CLASS Presidenl ....... ......w......,.... ......... A n drew Young Vice-presidenf .... ....... B yressa Baker Secrelary ...... .... A udrey Johnson Treasurer.. . ...... ..,... M ax Myers Advisers .,.........................,.. Miss Doland, Mr. Ross The Junior Class was enlerlained by The Seniors af a parly December sevenleenlh. Gifls were exchanged and refreshmenls were served. The Junior Circus held April firsl was a greal' success. Enlerlaining fealures ol 'rhe evening were a 'relegraph office, a forlune Ieller, a pie ealing confesf. fish pond, beauly shop, and dancing. The mosl anlicipaled social evenl' of 'rhe year occurred when Ihe Juniors enler- Iained Ihe Seniors May fourfeenlh wifh Ihe annual Junior-Senior banquel al Ihe Wol- ford Holel, followed by a program and Ihealer parly. JUNIOR PLAY Sound Your Horn, a 3-acl comedy, was presenled by The Juniors December lourlh under 'rhe direcfion of Miss Snider. CHARACTERS Drusilla, a young girl aboul' The age of I4 .... ,.....,.... J ewell Hari' Phyllis, anolher girl aboul Ihe same age. . . .. .Eloise Cunningham Ella Lamb, a wailress .................. ,. .Audrey Johnson Mr. Angus, a lawyer ..........,....,. ...... L eo Palmer Homer Bird, an ambilious young man ..... ....... M ax Myers. Chrisline Elliol, owner of a hof-dog sland. . . ,.... Marilyn Williams Mrs. Van Dyke, a weallhy properly owner .... ........ H elen Tillolson Diane Websler. a sisler of Theodore ......,... ..... M ary M. Vinson Theodore Websler, who wishes 'ro lead his own life ....... Dale Gravel Mr. Beasley, a carelalcer .............. ......,. .... T o m Joiner JUNIOR CLASS TOP ROW-F. Gillen, J. Deionghe, J. Van Zandf, R. Condon, E. McClure, J. Neff, A. Murphy, G. Cunningham, E. McDaniels. FIFTH ROW-R. Paine, L. Palmer, R. Jenkins, T. Joiner, J. Rufan, W. Fagaly, C. Smilh, L. Murphy. FOURTH ROW--E. Hadden, A. Oakwood, 6. Hughes. M. Cork. V. Walson, R. Osborn, M. Williams, M. Vinson. THIRD ROW-C. Wallrins, D. Giacone, H. Richler, E. Meade, C. Reed, D. Gravaf. H. Tillolson, J. Harl. SECOND ROW-V. Morman, B. Wilson, M. Jenkins, F. Balbach, W. Walson, F. Jones, N. Crawford. T. Woodard, Marilyn Williams. FIRST ROW--Miss Deland, F. Gulleridge, A. Johnson, A. Young, B. Baker, M. Myers, E. Harden, E. Cunningham, Mr. Ross. A f 4 1 - 'QS 4 ll!! l k ld! .ID ,S . :I ,galil I Im Imumin' 'lui W, h, A M WMM ,YM AUWIM The Raven. of 1938 SOP!-IOMGRE CLASS PresidenT ......................... .,.,..... D ale Shepherd Vice-presidenT ...... ......... J ack Toms SecreTary-Treasurer. . . ........ Jane Duquesnoy Advisers .............................. Miss Snider, Mr. Baker ln The Tall oT I936 our class consisTed oT eighTy-Three members. The class, now as sophomores, has an enrollmenT OT sevenTy-six. The class gave an iniTiaTion parTy in honor oT The Treshmen on The evening oT SepTember sevenTeenTh. The class has been well represenTed in music and dramaTics. Evelyn Pichon and Maxine McAlisTer enTered The disTricT music conTesT aT Fairbury, while Virginia SmooT gave a humorous reading aT The sub-counTy conTesT. ln aThleTics. The class was unusually acTive, Tour members, Bob NeTT, l-luberT Sey- mour, Cloyd Jones and Dale Shepherd, making The varsiTy squad. Second place in The inTer-class TournamenTs was won by The sophomores. FREST-IMAN CLASS ln SepTember oT The year I937. sevenTy-nine oT us Freshmen enTered The GreaT l'lospiTal Tor The lgnoranT. IT sTudenTs were ever bewildered, we surely were during Those TirsT Tew weeks. The unTorTunaTe beings who wenT To The wrong classrooms were always sure To be Freshmen. AT The beginning oT The second week we held a class meeTing. ATTer much con- Tusion, we Tinally seTTled down To business and elecTed The Tollowing oTTicers Tor our class: PresidenT ...,......... ...... F rancis Baker Vice-presidenT .......,... .... W ilma WaTson SecreTary and Treasurer ..... ............... .... S a Swisher Advisers-Mr. Dinsmore , ,mud FirsT SemesTer .... ..................... . ..i3.Miss Nelsen Second SemesTer ................................ Miss Bullock We were very proud To Tind ThaT The TirsT parTy OT The year was To be given in our honor SepTember sevenTeenTh. The Tear oT This iniTiaTion parTy caused as many sleepless nighTs, buT a very enjoyable evening proved our Tears groulndless. In reTurn Tor The iniTiaTion parTy, we gave The Sophomores a parTy OcTober TirsT. The Freshmen have Taken acTive parTs in music, a+hIe+ics, and dramaTics. In The counTy finals oT The liTerary conTesT, Merle LiggeTT represenTed The school in original oraTions and Georgia Pulliam in exTemporaneous speeches. 4 'A The Freshmen chose Annabelle JohnsTon and Francis Baker as Their represenTaTives in The populariTy conTesT conducTed by The Juniors in connecTion wiTh The circus. fm .eww of 1938 SOPI-IOMORE BACK ROW-B. Shackman, C. Miller, C. Jones, O. Laflen, W. Tellier, R. Liggell, NN. WrighI', C Thomason, P. Dobbles, H. Seymour. SEVENTH ROW-J. Hayes, D. Cunningham, R. McCarIy, M. Mauck R. Solomon, I. Richfer, R. Neff R. Burke, D. Haynes, K. Foley. SIXTH ROW-B. Dolbee, N. Musson, A. Wrighl, T. Cole, S. Morris, E. Hume, E. Minser, A. Greene M. Hari, M. McAIisIer. FIFTH ROW-E. Pichon, M. Sullivan. F. See, S. Hillery, E. Howe, H. Miller, M. Casfeel, L. Crowder S. Anderson, N. Dalbey. FOURTH ROW-J. Sco++. L. Maiercin, W. Proudfil, A. Milchell, G. Alverson, L. Downing, A. Schramrn D. Wailcins, C. Coclcrell, H. Sperry. THIRD ROW-D. Pichon, V. Smool, D. Hunler, B. Barco, M. Weslon, M. Grani, E. Limauge, Ll. Goble, F. Sfarr, E. Davis. SECOND ROW-E. Maden, T. McBride, H. Cline, M. Edenburn, L. Pailerson, M. Hayes. D. Moore J. Pichon, M. Wilson. FIRST ROW-Miss Snider, G. Wolfe, C. Condon, J. Toms, D. Shepherd, J. Duquesnoy, I. Rice, M Van Allen, M. Liggeil, Mr. Balmer. .AF FRESI-IMAN BACK ROW-W. Moore, C. Harper, P. Rogers, P. Pouillard, E. Lailen, H. Smifh, W. Holsfine A. Moore, R. Eyeslone, E. Charles, J. Cramer. SIXTH ROW-M. Davidson, H. Bailey, E. Srnilh, H. Crawford, O. Dailey, H. Hayes, H. Myers, W. Middleion, M. Smilh, B. Huddleson. FIFTH ROW-L. Frye, A. Wainwright W. Doney, V. Hamillon, E. Miller, B. Charles, R. Payne, J. Sul- livan, T. Langford, D. Wallen. FOURTH ROW-I. Hawkins, A. Johnsron, H. Fegefr, M. Richfer, M. Swaim, M. Esfoclc, T. Eldridge G. Pulliam, R, Garrison, M. Snider. THIRD ROW-B. Craigmyle, S. Crawford, B. Miller, P. Hayes, J. C. Engelman, R. Womaclcs, F. Mor- ris, V. Slime, L. Cassel, N. Tillolson. SECOND ROW-H. Gulieridge. J. Penlicosr, C. Trimmell, R. Peugh, T. Bridgman, M. J. Harden B. Harper, L. Warlcins, M. LiggeH', E. Wheeler. FIRST ROW-Mr. Dinsmore, M. Ligge'H, B. Palmer, F. Baker, W. Walson, E. Price, I. Reed, B. Whife, Miss Bullock. 4 f- A-A. - A ' E i L .Q A 1 1 l u K1 E - '-' - - f A fffw flaofm L. 7' GPERETTA The opereTTa, Bon Voyage, was given OcTober I5. The casT chosen from The advanced glee clubs was as follows: of 1938 Neal STandish, scion of a BosTon Larry O'Connel, Neal's buddy.. family. .. Mary Walsh, Neal's aunT ....... Priscilla STandish, Neal's mofher PaTricia Galloway ........,.., Andre Maurois, proprieTor oT Th e Modisfe Shop .,.. Vivian, The girl from England ...,,,,..,.. .... MargariTTa, The girl from Spain GreTchen, The girl from Holland BabeTTe, The girl from France. . Dolcia, The girl from lTaly ..... Tony, The lTalian organ man. . . The Toreodor and Parfner .... . . . .Jack Van ZandT ...Howard Barco . .. .Mary Barco . . .Leone LiggeTT . .DoroThea Lomax . . . .John Marlow Mary Jane Engelmann .........GarneTTScoTT DoroThy McMorris .. .. .MargareT Ann Davidson ....Reva Snyder .........KenneTh Seymour Max Myers and Byron Cole Heralds .......,......,..... . .Bessie Condon and Marian Van Allen Mannequins, Bon Voyage Chorus, Nurses, Main Singing Chorus, Spanish Peasanfs, French Maids, Tap Dance and SofT Shoe Dancers were all composed of men and women Travelers. Music DirecTor ,...,..................,.... .... ,.... M i ss Michael DramaTic DirecTor. . . . . .Miss Youmans AccompanisT ......,.......,..........,.. ......... M rs. Dinsmore Neal STandish, scion of a BosTon Black Bay family, is given a Trip To Europe by his wealThy aunT. He is To sTudy arT and see The world wiTh a view of becoming human. Larry O'Conell, assisTanT insTrucTor in Fine Arfs aT Harvard, is asked To be Neal's companion. In The sTudio of Andre Maurois, world recognized arTisT, Neal meeTs PaTricia Galloway, also of Bosfon. According To The sTipulaTions of her grand- faTher's will PaTricia musT live Three years in a foreign counTry unmarried, supporTing herself, before she can come inTo her inherifance. She carries ouT These Terms by de- signing fashion plaTes in Madame PieTri's modisTe shop. AlThough iT has been buT four weeks since They firsT meT in Andre Maurois' sTu- dio, Neal and Pafricia are very much in love. Buf PaTricia sfill has five monThs before she can claim her inheriTance. DespiTe his insisTenT wooing, PaTricia makes Neal prom- ise To go away on a Trip for five monThs: They are noT even To correspond. Through Larry's influence Neal breaks loose, and has a wonderful Time in England, Spain, Holland, lTaly and France. Five monfhs afTer Larry and Neal reTurn To Madame PieTri's shop. AfTer hearing all The defails of Their Trip, PaTsy becomes jealous of The girls wiTh whom Neal is sup- posed To have had affairs. She discovers from Larry, however, ThaT he, as chief recounTer of Their odyssey, has subsTiTuTed NeaI's name for his own, believing ThaT a liTTle compeTiTion would help Neal's cause in regard To PaTsy. ln The end PaTsy and Neal become engaged. TogeTher wiTh Mrs. STandish and AunT Mary, who surprise Them in Paris, and Larry's friends, They sail for America. 764 Jfaofm of 1938 MUSIC The Freshman Girls' Glee Club consisTed of ThirTy-Two members and The Fresh- man Boys' Glee Club of nineTeen members. The Advanced Girls' Glee Club wiTh a membership of eighTy-six, and The Advanced Boys' Glee Club oT TwenTy-seven Turnished The casT and chorus for The opereTTa. The beginning insTrumenT class was organized wiTh eighTeen members, iTs purpose being To prepare The people Tor The orchesTra. The class was divided inTo The Tollow- ing secTions: sTrings, woodwinds, aITo horns, TrumpeTs, and Tuba. The orchesTra of ThirTy-Tive members has appeared aT The class plays, music re- ciTaI, music TesTivaI, and aT The commencemenT exercise. The Vermilion CounTy Music FesTival was held on December 9, I937. Our Ad- vanced Girls' and Boys' Glee Club and The orchesTra were heard in The following numbers: GIRLS' GLEE CLUB-DedicaTion-Franz Harlcl The Vesper Hymn ls STeaIing lArranged by STevenson-Manneyl Fairy Pipers-Samuelson Dil-Do-Day-lArranged by Treharnel BOYS' GLEE CLUB- When The Foeman Bares His STeeI-Sullivan Brendemeer's STream-TradiTional Kingdom Comin'-Treharne MIXED CHORUS- The OmnipoTence-SchuberT-Treharne Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming-Praeforius-Cain Friend o' Mine-Sanderson-Samuelson Come To The Fair-MarTin ORCHESTRA- FesTival March-Bergen Russian OverTure-GIazaroTT AndanTe-Gluclc ChrisTmas FanTasy-BergT ADVANCED GIRLS' GLEE CLUB TOP ROW-S. Hillery, B. Dolbee, R. Osborne, T. Cole, G. Hughes, A. Van ZandT, M. Cork, B. Baker, E. Hadden, E. Hume, L. LiggeTT, M. Vinson, M. Davidson. SIXTH ROW-M. McAIisTer, M. Eclenburn, M. J. Engelmann, N. Musson, A. Green, F. See, F. Harden, D. McMorris, V. Soloman, N. Dalbey, A. WrighT, M, WesTon. FIFTH ROW-C. WaTIcins, L. Crowder, M. CasTeeI, L. Cook, E. Howe, E. Minser, M. HarT, H. Miller, A. Johnsfon, S. Anderson, R. Snyder, E. Pichon, FOURTH ROW-M. GranT, L. Soloman, M. VanAIIen, C. Freeman, J. HarT, A. Oakwood, D. Giacone, D. LiggeTT, M. Williams, M. E. Jenkins, M. Barco, B. Condon. THIRD ROW-W. Cline, M. Foley, N. Crawford, D. Moore, M. VanAllen, M. Rogers, K. Schnorr, D. Lomax, F. Jones, B. Wilson, B. Barco, E. Limauge. SECOND ROW-E. Maden, V. SmooT, D. HunTer, V. Morman, C. Pichon, G. ScoTT, F. Whi+e, J. Pichon, T. McBride, M. LiggeTT, F. STarr, E. Davis, J. Duquesnoy. FIRST ROW-Miss Michael, I. Rice, E. Palmer, C. Clapp. L. PaTTerson, H. Cline, G. Wolfe, M. Wilson, M. Edenburn, E. Cunningham, T. Woodard. ADVANCED BOYS' GLEE CLUB TOP ROW-J. DeJonghe, D. Shepherd, W. VVrighT, A. Young, E. McClure, R. LigqeTT, J. Van ZandT H. Barco, R. Soloman. SECOND ROW-J. Marlowe, L. Palmer, F. Gillen, M. Myers, T. Joiner, J. RuTan, M. Mauclc, E. Meade. FIRST ROW-F. GuTTeridge, D. GravaT, W. Wafson, W. ProudTiT, L. Downing, H. Sperry, C. Condon, Miss Michael. as il ffl 6 v Q T ' 7'1 I-. is gs if l- 'ff y. Yjegfcom L of 1938 MUSIC On March eighreenrh, rhe Music Deparimenf of Ihe High School presenied a Music Reciral. I+ was an exhibiiicn of all The class work done in 'rhe orchesira, glee clubs and beginning insrrumenr classes. We were very much pleased 'thai so many of 'rhe parenrs were inreresfed enough in our progress Io arrend. The program follows: Processional. ,.,.... Universify March... Russian Overiure.. . Friend o' Mine.. Orcheslra Rosella ......... .... I've Been Workin' on Mixed Chorus Beginning Violin Class Ihe Railroad ,.........,.,,... .....,..Miss Michael , ........ Bergh .,..Glazanol:I .Sanderson-Samuelson .....Greenwald Two-pari' Boys' Chorus Sailing .....,. .... ,.......................... . . ..Marks Beginning Boys' Glee Club Long, Long Ago. .. ... .................. ............, . ..Bagly The One Rose .... .... ......, , .......... ..... L y o n and Mclnfire Ifalian Hymn ......................,................. ............ G iardini Beginning Woodwind Class Dance of The Spring Flowers .... ....,........,....... ....... Eighl' girls Will You Remember lfrom MayTime l ........ ., .. ,Romberg On Wings of Song .......,................... ....... ..... M e ndelssohn Beginning Girls' Glee Club Sun of My Soul .................................... ...... M onlf Work for Ihe Nighr Is Coming .,...............,. ,... M ason E Flaf Allo Horn Good-Nighf, Ladies.. .................... ..... I Roundl E Fla? Tuba , G s Love Son Lighlly Row ........ Our Boys Will Shine By Ihe Wafers of M' Esrrellifa ........... yp y g s.,. . . Cornfield Medley ...., ,.. Advanced Boys' Glee Club Tonighf... ................. , Beginning Trumper Class ,......,....,Herber+ Four-par? Boys' Chorus . , . .Spanish Folk Tune ............Read1ng lnnefonka ......... . ................ ........ . ...Liewrance ,....,.....Mexican Folk Tune Advanced Girls' Cvlee Club Dance by Eighl Girls and Eighl Boys I'II Take You Home Again, Kafhleen ..............,.,,............... Weslendorf Mr. Joe Sailor, Soloist accompanied by Mixed Chorus BEGINNINGYGIRLS' GLEE CLUB ' TOP ROW-L. Frye, G. Pulliam, M. Esrock, H. Bailey, E. Smilh, M. Smifh, D. Wainwright M. David- son, B. Huddleson. THIRD ROW-L. Cassel, M. Richer, M. Snider, M. Swaim, D. Wallen, A. Johnsion, H. Fegelf, I. Hawkins. SECOND ROW-M. Liggeir, T. Bridgrnan, S. Crawford, V. Sline, B. Craigmyle, N. Tillofson, M. J. Harden, B. Harper. FIRST ROW-Miss Michael, L. Walkins, W. Walson, R. Peugh, I. Reed, E. Price, B. Palmer, B. While. BEGINNING BOYS' GLEE CLUB TOP ROW-H. Myers, P. Rogers, P. Pouillard, E. Laflen, J. Cramer, E. Charles, W. Moore. THIRD ROW--F. Baker, V. Hamillon, O. Daily, R. Eyes+one, H. Crawford, B. Charles. SECOND ROW-J. Cramer, R. Payne, W. Doney, W. Miller, P. Hayes, R. Womacks. FIRST ROW-E. Wheler, J. Penficosl, C. Trimmell, H. Gulleridge, M. Liggell, Miss Michael. fffw Haven of 1938 HOME ECONOMICS TOP ROW-M. Davidson, H. Bailey, V. Soloman, R. Snyder, E. Hume, B. Baker, A. Van Zandl, B. Hume, F. Harden, M. Vinson, D. Giacone, S. Anderson, B. Huddleson. FOURTH ROW-K. Schnorr, F. M. While, M Rogers, A. Greene, L. Cook, D. McMorris, M. J. Engel- man, A. Oakwood, M. McAIis'rer, N. Dalbey, L. Soloman, B. Wilson. THIRD ROW-H. Tillolson, M. E. Jenkins, M. Van Allen, M. Williams, V. Sline, A. Johnslon, M. David- son, J. Harl, B. Condon, M. Granl, C. Walkins, L. Cassell, J. Pichon, L. Walkins. SECOND ROW-E. Palmer, M. Barco, M. Foley, G. Pulliam, G. Scolf, E. Tillofson, D, Liggell, M. Hayes, D. Lomax, B. Barco, W. Cline, F. Slarr. FIRST ROW-I. Rice, B. Palmer, B. Craigmyle, M. Liggell, R. Peuqh, A. Johnson, M. Cork, A. Wrighl, L. Liggell, E. Davis, V. Smool, V. Morman, C. Clapp, Miss Deland. NEWSPAPER STAFF TOP ROW-Mr. Marlin, J. Van Zandl, B. Barco, E. Cunningham, L. Frye, R. Liggell, S. Anderson, A. Oakwood, D. Shepherd, Mr. Newlson. FIRST ROW-M. Foley, D. Lomax, M. Cork, E. Tillolson, J. Deionghe, A. Johnson, D. McMorris, J. Gossell. I FUTURE FARMERS TOP ROW--J. Nell, T. Joiner, D. Graval, W. Doney, D. Miller, H. Gulleridge, F. Gulleridge, M. Liggell, L. Macy, R. Burke, W. Fagaly, R. Payne, H. Barco, F. Meade, E. Grimes, H. Myers, A. Murphy. SECOND ROW-I. Richler, G. Green, J. Van Zandl, H. Richler, A. Milchell, W. Proudfil. FIRST ROW-Mr. Sailor, J. Rulan, L. Murphy, H. Seymour, R. Payne, R. Liggell, H. Crawford, R. Solomon, P. Rogers. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Presidenl .........,........................ Huberl Seymour Vice-presidenl. . . . . .Rodney Payne Secrelary .... . . . Lowell Macy Treasurer.. . ..... John Rulan Reporrer. . . . . .Roberl Liggell Adviser ..........,.............................. Mr. Sailor Our Fulure Farmers did oulslanding work lhis year. They dislinguished lhem- selves al lhe 4-H show al Fairmounl and 'rhe Vocalional Agricullure show al Sl. Joseph, by winning over eighl hundred dollars in prizes. Oclober lwenly-sevenlh, lhe boys held lhe annual banquef in 'rhe gymnasium. Mr. J. E. Hill, slale supervisor of Agricullural Fducalion, was lhe principal speaker of 'rhe evening. Those receiving emblems for exceplional work in agricullure were Huberl Seymour, Roberl Liggell, Jack Van Zandl, Fred Gulleridge, Rodney Payne, and Low- ell Murphy. The Seclional corn and poullry show was held November lwelllh, in The old gym- nasium. The boys did exceedingly well, as several won prizes. Twenly-six boys allended lhe lnlernalional Live Slock Show in Chicago November Thirlielh and 'lhirly-firsl. Merle Liggell represenled lhe F.F.A. al a speaking conlesl al Fisher, Illinois, March olevenlh. His subiecl was Illinois Agricullure Marches On. He won lhird place. Recrealional aclivilies included baskelball, soil ball, ping-pong, and swimming al fhe Y. M. C. A. in Danville. Rodney Payne and John Rulan are eligible lor Their Slale Farmers Degree in F.F.A. al lhe Slale Convenlion in June. , , -VY .l,,, Y - GRUCULTURE Hn RQALD'-S SPOTS 'N Q, U ,A f. ..'lJE,:. , V .-L , Q g 'ANNUAL E EA. PARENTS AND SON BANQUET ran-Q Qurzczjrs H ERE FOKUS Q , :Q oua pq fi ., f':?!?'W f onwron Mens gi aaa sox.onm's LIGGETIF ' A Nas H'3'1.i9-'Z'?r'7Y ' Housvn AND L X -L 01' ' TR N CH ESTER WHITE ' 1' 'Ps RXH 55 fffze Room of 1938 T-IOME ECONOMICS CLUB PresidenT ..........,................ .... . . .Leone LiggeTT E Vice-presidenT. , , . . . MarTha Cork SecreTary ...... .. ArTema WrighT Treasurer ,... .,.A A udrey Johnson Adviser ,.... ..... .....,. ..... .....,,... . M i s s Doland November eighTh The new members were iniTiaTed inTo The club. Each girl was required To earn poinTs before joining. Following The candle lighT ceremony, a lunch- eon oT chili andwTruiT cup was served. Each new member received a Tavor. A delegaTioln consisTing of Blanchie l-lume, Leone LiggeTT and MarTha Cork, ac- companied by Miss Deland and Miss Nelsen, aTTended The Home Economics Conven- Tion aT RockTord, OcTober TwenTy-TirsT. December TwenTy-second a buTTeT supper was given Tor The moThers, insTead oT The annual Tea. The spiriT oT ChrisTmas prevailed during The enTire evening. The E.E.A. boys donned aprons and served. During The week oT March sevenTeenTh SainT PaTrick's SisTers were chosen by The girls, and giTTs and leTTers were exchanged. The idenTiTy of Their pals was revealed aT a parTy held March TwenTy-TirsT. An EasTer parTy was given April eighTeenTh Tor The members of The club, who were permiTTed To inviTe Triends. Gay sTreamers oT yellow and whiTe, The club colors, and balloons oT many hues TransTormed The gymnasium inTo a beauTiTul recepTion room ReTreshmenTs consisTing of punch, ice cream and waTers were served. Mary Barco, Reva Snyder, Blanchie l-lume, Mary Jane Engleman, Ereida Harden, CaTherine Clapp, DoroThea Lomax and Leone LiggeTT were eligible Tor Home Ec. pins given Tor winning poinTs. These pins are made exclusively Tor Home Ec. Club members. .Al OAK NEWS The school newspaper, Oak News, was published every oTher week. lT con- Tained reporTs oT The organizaTions, aThleTics and many oTher special acTiviTies. Social doings of The sTudenTs were prinTed, as well as inTeresTing and enTerTaining arTicles from oTher school papers, original poems and TeaTures by The English classes. The policy oT The newspaper has been To esTablish conTacTs beTween The school and The communiTy, To promoTe school spiriT, and To Turnish a medium oT selT-expression. A new Type oT organizaTion Tor The paper was adopTed This year. The sTudenTs eagerly awaiTed each issue, eTTicienTly supervised by Mr. MarTin and ediTed by Evelyn TilloTson, wiTh The assisTance oT Joe Deionghe and The oTher members oT The sTaTT. :me Hanan of 1933 DRAMATICS CLUB PresidenT ..,.................... i. . . ....... Mary E. Jenkins Vice-presideni' ..... .......... M ax Myers SecreTary ...,... . .. . . . .... Aileen Van ZandT Treasurer ...,,,....,...,..,........,......... Bessie Condon Advisers ..................... Miss Youmans and Mrs. Blackburn The DramaTics Club held iTs TirsT meeTing Tor The purpose OT elecTing oTTicers On SepTember sevenTeenTh. Those lisTed above were elecTed. On SepTember TwenTy-Third The DramaTics Club presenTed iTs TirsT program. A play was given by The sophomore English classes. They presenTed a cuTTing Trom Louise M. AlcOTT's sTOry, LiTTle Women. STudenT direcTOrs were GarneTT WOlTe, Wendell WrighT, and Fern See. Marilyn Williams and Max Myers gave OraTions. On November TourTh, TryOuTs Tor The liTerary conTesTs were held. Mrs. Baker was judge. Those awarded TirsT place were Max Myers and Virginia Smoor. A Thanksgiving program was presenTed On Wednesday. November TwenTy-TourTh under The direcTiOn OT Delores Giacone. A cuTTing Trom MOTher Bixby's Scarecrow was given. A pageanT was given concerning Thanksgiving. Junior PenTecOsT Tavored us wiTh a Tew numbers On The piano. The TOurTh program was presenTed On December TwenTy-TOurTh. The Freshman class gave a play, All Around The WOrldiiaT ChrisTmas. The Freshman Girls' Glee Club sang a number OT ChrisTmas songs. A play, Memory Course, was given by Evelyn Hadden and Edward McDaniels. The Advanced Glee Club sang. AT The same Time a play direcTed by Melvina Edenburn, Ashes To Roses, was presenTed. In con- clusion The whole school joined in singing ChrisTmas carols. The DramaTics SOcieTy presenTed a program in honor OT WashingTon's birThday. Two plays were given, one Colonial Garden, by The Freshman girls, and The OTher, EvacuaTiOn OT BOsTon, by The Sophomore class. ln The Sub-DisTricT COnTesT held aT Oakwood March TwenTy-second, Merle LiggeTT, Georgia Pulliam and Thelma Woodard placed TirsT. Virginia SmOOT and Max Myers placed second. ln counTy Tinals held here Merle LiggeTT and Georgia Pulliam placed Third and Thelma Woodard TOurTh. The play, Bed OT PeTunias, a one-acT comedy, was enTered in The DisTricT conTesT OT Illinois Speech League aT CharlesTOn. The characTers were as Tollows: CynThia .................. ....,.............. H elen Cline Jimmy ..... ..... A ndrew Young Pa Brown ...... ..... . .. . .. .Wayne MonTel Mrs. Brown ................................. Audrey Johnson ln The May FeTe, The Tinal program OT The year, The DramaTics SOcieTy was as- sisTed by The Music DeparTmenT and The girls OT The P. E. classes. The daTe was May TwenTy-sevenTh. AT The opening OT The program, The high school orchesTra rendered sgveral musical selecTions. The Treshman girls and The glee club girls presenTed several Talk dances. The liTerary phase OT The TeTe included a presenTaTion OT The cOnTesT play, A Bed OT PeTunias. ffm Jicofan. E. of 1938 The main evenl of ihe evening was The crowning of The May Oueen, Marian Van Allen, who was chosen by 'rhe boys of The school. Her Prince Charming was George Graham, fhe seleclion of rhe girls. SENIOR PLAY The Seniors, under The able direclion of Miss Youmans, presenled The comedy, I Over The Garden Wall, on The evening of May sixlh. The casf included Jrhe iollow- ing Seniors: Jack Danforlh, Margie's husband ............... George Graham Margie Danforlh, hosless al The house parly ......... Mary Foley Bob Duffy, Margie's brolher .................... Wayne Monlel Yvonne Raimy, liflle French girl of rwenly ..... .... E llen Palmer Marie, Yvonne's nurse ,.......................... Marco Barco Frank Sawyer and David Barron, Yvonne's suilors ........,...,.. Cole and ElmerGrimes Florence Branr, guesl ar Yvonne's house parly ,.4... Bessie Condon Eleanor Wes'r, house guesl al Yvonne's house parly. . .Wilma Cline Sadie Reynolds, house guesl al Yvonne's house parly ,........... ..Mary Jane Engleman Madame Rochon, Yvonne's mofher .... .. .Dorolhy McMorris Counf De Barbelle, Yvonne's ex-fiance. . . .... John Marlowe DRAMATICS SOCIETY TOP ROW-E. Hume, G. Hughes. M. Corlc, T. Joiner, D. Shepherd, J. Van Zandl, G. Graham, A. Young, P. Pouillard, W. Wrighl, C. Thomason, B. Baker. S. Morris, T. Cole, L. Liggell: EIGHTH ROW-M. Smifh, S. Hillery, F. See, E. Smilh, J. Marlow, M. Wolfe, A. Mauclc, E. McDaniels, E. Meade, J. Toms, l. Richfer, B. Hume, F. Harden, S. Anderson, E. Hadden. SEVENTH ROW-G. Pulliam, T. Langford, L. Coolc, F. While, B. Cole, L. Downing, H. Meyers, D. Walkins, G. Alverson, M. J. Engelman, W. Walson, H. Bailey, L. Frye, D. Giacone, M. Vinson. SIXTH ROW-L. Crowder, M. Wesfon, D. McMorris, M. Rogers, N. Dalbey, M. Davidson, M. Mc- Alisfer, A. Wright B. Huddleson, E. Minser, V. Soloman, L. Soloman, R. Snyder, M. Davidson, C. Freeman. FIFTH ROW-M. Foley, J. Hari, C. Walkins, A. Johnson, K. Schnorr, D. Miller, L. Maiercin, J. Engle- man, W. Proudfif, A. Schramm, M. Granl, H. Miller, M. Williams, H. Tillolson, A. Johnslon. FOURTH ROW-L. Cassell, J. Pichon, M. Snider, D. Liggell, M. Van Allen, D. Lomax, M. Barco, M. Eslock, M. Swaim, D. Wallen, N. J. Crawford, V. Morman, B. Barco, T. Bridgeman, V. Sline. THIRD ROW-D. Hunfer, F. Sfarr, V. Smool, E. Davis, E. Cunningham, M. Hayes, E. Limauge, H. Feggelf, S. Crawford, M. J. Harden, D. Moore, E. Pichon, T. Woodard, M. Edenburn, R. Peugh, G. Clapp. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Blackburn, B. Craigmyle, W. Cline, E. Palmer, B. Condon, M. Jenkins, A. Van Zandl, M. Myers. G. Wolfe, M. Liggell, B. Harper, W. Walson, L. Wallcins, H. Cline, M. Wil- son, Miss Youmans. FIRST ROW-B. While, M. Liggell, D. Gravaf, C. Condon, F. Balbach, H. Sperry, H. Gulleridge. J. Penlecosr. F. Gulleridge, B. Palmer, l. Reed, l. Rice. ffm .Hanan - of 1938 BASEBALL The baseball schedule included The Tollowing games: SepT. I4-Oakwood I-ArmsTrong 3. Oakwood was nosed ouT on The home diamond by a very close game. IT was The TirsT game Tor boTh Teams. Numerous errors were commiTTed by boTh Teams. SepT. 27-Oakwood IO-Perrysville, Indiana, O. The game was played aT Oakwood. This was The TirsT Time in The hisTory oT The Two schools ThaT They had come TogeTher in any evenT. Oakwood really IeT go. The boys hiT everyThing ThaT was Thrown Their way. This was The TirsT vicTory oT The year. Young piTched a shuTouT. OcT. I I-ArmsTrong 5-Oakwood 5. ArmsTrong invaded Oakwood TerriTory. Oakwood was ouT Tor revenge buT could geT only a Tie score. IT was a very inTeresTing game, buT was called because oT darkness. This was The lasT game oT The season. The baseball squad included: CaTchers ..................,...........,, Graham, Thompson PiTchers .....,.. .... Y oung, Toms, assisTed by WrighT and Jones FirsT baseman ..,..., Dobbles, assisTed by Grimes and B. LiggeTT Second baseman ............,.......,. Jones, assisTed by Izard ShorTsTop ...... .... B . NeT-T, assisTed by M. Myers Third baseman... ,.........,.. Seymour, C. Neff LeTT Tielder ..... ........ B arco, WrighT CenTer Tielder ,,,. .. Shepherd, McClure RighT Tielder .....,............................ SmiTh, Payne The IeTTermen were: Shepherd, B. NeTT, Dobbles, SmiTh, Graham, Seymour, Barco, Young and Jones. The Seniors who played Their lasT games Tor Their alma maTer were: Graham, Barco, and Grimes. O CLUB TOP ROW-E. McClure, G. Graham, A. Young, D. Shepherd. SECOND ROW-C. Jones, R. NeTT, E. Grimes, H. Barco, P. Dobbles. FIRST ROW-Mr. Ross, C. SmiTh, H. Seymour, W. MonTeI. BASEBALL TOP ROW-H. Sperry, J. Van ZancIT, F. Thompson, J. Toms, R. LiggeTT, E. Grimes, C. NeTT, E. Mc- Clure, R. Payne, W. Wright Ross, C. Condon. BOTTOM ROW-C. Jones, P. Dobbles, R. NeTT, D. Shepherd, G. Graham, A. Young, H. Barco, H. Seymour, C. SmiTh. BYE? 3 au... -r .44 awe, . x 9, Q. bv- v Yfzeffcom D .-- N 0657938 BASKETBALL When Mr. Ross issued The call Tor The baskeTball squad, sevenTy boys responded. The varsiTy squad was picked Trom This group. The TirsT game oT The season was a pracTice game wiTh Hume. Oakwood won by The score of 3I To 37. Oakwood won The opening game OT The regular schedule by deTeaTing Homer. 2l To l9, buT losT The nexT Three games. During The ChrisTmas season, Oakwood came back by winning Trom PoTomac, 29 To I6. On December 30 and 3I, Oakwood was hosT Tor The second season, aT an invi- TaTional TournamenT in which Homer, Ogden, and ST. Joseph were guesTs. Homer and Ogden played The TirsT game, wiTh Ogden winning, 28-20. The second game was played by Oakwood wiTh ST. Joseph, The laTTer winning a hard ToughT and Thrilling game, 28-25. On December 3I, Homer played Oakwood Tor Third place, and came ouT vicTorious. Ogden played ST. Joseph Tor TirsT place, wiTh Ogden winning The Trophy, 32-22. On January 7, Oakwood invaded FairmounT and emerged vicTorious wiTh a score of 28 To 22. The Tollowing nighT Oakwood played ArmsTrong aT ArmsTrong. This was one oT The mosT Thrilling and exciTing games oT The season. The ArmsTrong Team lcd during The TirsT Three quarTers, buT Oakwood rallied during The lasT Tour minuTes OT play and won 30-29. On January I4, lndianola deTeaTed Oakwood, 37-26. The following nighT, RidgeTarm played Oakwood here and won by using a very TasT break. The score was 26 To l2. January 28 and 29 were The daTes oT The counTy Tinals played here. An unusually large crowd oT Tans aTTended boTh sessions. The counTy cham- pion, Sidell, had an excellenT Team. On February 4, CaTlin opened Tire againsT us and conTinued To shooT unTil The end oT The game, neTTing a score oT 44 To l2. The February I9 game was The lasT home game Tor Tour Seniors, Barco, Grimes, Graham, and lvlonTel. Our opponenT was GeorgeTown. Barco and Graham Touled ouT in The Third and TourTh quarTers. Grimes was injured in The lasT quarTer. The GeorgeTown Team won The game by a score oT 49 To 29. This was The lasT game oT The season. The members OT The squad winning leTTers were Barco, Graham, Grimes, Jones, MonTel, Seymour. Shepherd and Young. The squad consisTed oT The Tollowing men: F. Baker, W. WrighT, C. NeTT, E. Laflen, l-l. SmiTh, R. LiggeTT, E. McClure, G. Cunning- ham, W. Doney, R. EyesTone, C. Condon, W. MonTel, C. Jones, D. Shepherd, A. Young, E. Grimes, G. Graham, H. Barco, H. Seymour, Q. NeTT, C. SmiTh. fha .Realm i .J 14,1938 CAPT. HOWARD BARCO- Barco , one of fhe oufsfanding guards in fhe counfy. Guard GEORGE GRAHAM Cenfer ELMER GRIMES- Guard WAYNE MONTEL- Forwa rd 9 ANDREW YOUNG- Forward HUBERT SEYMOUR- Forward DALE SHEPHERD- Forward CLOYD JONES- Guard CHARLES SMITH- Forward ROBERT NEFF- Guard was also high poinf man. Bheing a senior, he will be missed nexf year. Bud played a good offensive and defensive game, buf could nof hif fhe baskef consisfenfly. He did nof make fhe squad unfil his Junior year, fherefore he is graduafing before he reaches his peak. However he won fhe cup for good sporfsmanship fhis year. Red developed info a good defensive man in his lasf year. His oufsfanding value 'ro fhe squad was his abilify fo sink long shofs. Monfy played a good game as forward his Junior and Senior years and would have developed info a greaf player had he nof been handicapped by a bad ankle. Wayne won fhe free fhrow frophy, a fiffing 'rribufe fo a deparfing Senior. Andy has shown excellenf abilify, making fhe squad his Sophomore year. If he plays as well nexf year as he did fhis season he should be one of fhe oufsfanding for- wards in fhe counfy. Hube gave a good accounf of himself fhis season and should develop info a good ball player his Junior and Senior years. This was his firsf season on fhe varsify squad. Shep played a good game his Freshman year and would have had a good season fhis year had he nof been in ill healfh. He has fwo years of compefifion leff and shows all indicafions of making a good ball handler. Doggie was foo small a chap fo play baskefball his Freshman year buf grew so much fhaf he gained a regu- lar guard posifion. He is a Sophomore and should make an excellenf showing fhe nexf fwo years. This is his firsf year of varsify compefifion. Chuck did nof see much service buf when he played he gave a good showing. He has one year of compefi- 'rion leff. He was, however, one of fhe besf shofs on fhe squad. Bob was prevenfed from becoming a regular because of foo keen compefifion for guard posifion. His chances for fhe nexf fwo years are very promising. ,f X 1 ELNKH GRXNIS' P-. fx ' r ., IX, GEORGE ROBKRT NEFF ,2 59 1 HOLVAF'iD B,-XFKCO - CA.f 'T, MEL R099 -COACH if :F M' HUEER7 QEVWXLDUR D fHARL5-5' DAL5 QHEPPAR SMXTH 1 .J , ,A E., - A X A you fcstxk N ff' I f--i 4 V ' A X , f f I , X ' cd XX x-I ' tm 1 X, www 2 XXAVAJE ,N7O,V7f- CLOVD JOIVEQ 91:4 Aww - - . og 1938 TRACK 'I937 The TirsT Track meeT OT I937 was held in ST. Joseph. The Teams parTicipaTing in The meeT were: ST. Joe, Homer, Philo, Ogden and Oakwood. ST. Joe won TirsT place wiTh TorTy poinTs, Oakwood second wiTh ThirTy-six poinTs. and Homer Third wiTh TwenTy-Two poinTs. Barco won Three TirsTs, Young one TirsT and one second. The second meeT was a Triangular meeT wiTh FairrnounT and AIIerTon, aT FairmounT. AIIerTon and Oakwood Tied Tor TirsT. wiTh ThirTy-six poinTs each. Barco won Three TirsTs, Young one TirsT. Young seT a record in The high jump, 'five TeeT, eighT inches. Class B meeT was held in CaTIin. Barco won TirsT in The IOO yard dash arid broad jump. Young won second in high jump and pole waulT. AIIerTon won TirsT wiTh 27 poinTs. CaTIin won second wiTh 26 poinTs. Oakwood won Third wiTh 25If3 poinTs. Oakwood won TourTh place in Class A. DisTricT meeT was held in RanTouI. Barco won second in The broad jump and TourTh in The IOO yard dash. Howard Barco's winning second place in The broad jump made him eligible To enTer The sTaTe Track meeT aT Champaign. He has The honor OT being The TirsT represenTaTive Oakwood has ever had in a sTaTe meeT. Howard Barco. capT.. Ed. McClure, and Andrew Young won leTTers. Andrew Young was eIecTed cap- Tain Tor I938. .X MANUAL TRAINING DEPARTMENT The Shop in which The manual arTs class is conducTed was remodeled This year. IT was made IighTer and was more convenienTIy arranged. New and modern equipmenT was insTaIIed which TurThered The progress The boys are making in manual Training. This class has done excellenf work ThroughouT The year and has complefeal many useful and pracTicaI projecTs. The Jfcolm of f 938 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION This associaTion was organized To promoTe enThusiasm and inTeresT in schooi sporTs. Membership was IimiTed To Those who acTiveIy parTicipaTed in aThIeTics and To Those who helped To supporT The program by The purchase and sale oT a baskeTbaII season TickeT. There were approximaTeIy one hundred sTudenTs in This organizaTion. The associaTion purchased a sporTsmanship Trophy To be given To The besT sporTs- man, who was To be chosen by a commiTTee oT prominenT ciTizens and a group OT sTu- denTs eIecTed by The Tour cIasses. O CLUB PresidcnT ...... ...... . . .,.. Howard Barco Vice-presidenT. . . , . .... George Graham SecreTary-Treasurer .... . . .Andrew Young Adviser. . 1 ....,..,..........,................ Mr. Ross The O CIub, Tounded IasT year, was quiTe acTive This year. The cIub was organ- ized by The boys who won IeTTers. MonThIy parTies were given, The members oT The cIub Taking Turns aT playing hosT. One oT The biggesT evenTs oT The year was The banqueT given March TwenTy- eighTh. AT This Time IeTTers were awarded To The members of The VarsiTy squad and The sporTsmanship Trophy was given To George Graham. This Trophy was purchased by The AThIcTic SocieTy and awarded on The basis OT schoIarship, sporTsmanship, abil- iTy, and co-operaTion. Howard Barco, ToasTmasTer, inTroduced The speaker oT The evening, Coach H. E. Johnson of Millikin UniversiTy. CapTains were eIecTed Tor The baske+baII and baseball Teams Tor The coming sea- son oT I938-39, The honors going To Andrew Young, baskefball capTain, and CIoyd Jones, baseball capTain. ATHLETIC GROUP TOP ROW-J. NeTT, J. Van Zandt E. McCIure, G. Graham, H. SmiTh, E. Grimes, A. Young, R. Liqgeif, R. Payne, W. WrighT, D. Shepherd. SIXTH ROW-G. Cunningham, C. Jones, P. DobbIes, R. NeTT, E. LaTIen, R. Condon, H. Barco. T. Joiner, H. Seymour, W. Moore, B. CoIe. ' FIFTH ROW-T. LangTord, M. Vinson, A. Oakwood, M. Edenburn, B. Baker, A. Van ZandT, M. Mc- AIisTer, L. LiggeTT, S. Anderson, L. Crowder. FOURTH ROW-M. J. Engleman, C. WaTkins, F. Baker, E. Meade, C. SmiTh, D. WaTkins, W. Mason, W. Doney, D. GravaT, M. Jenkins, D. Giacone. THIRD ROW-T. Woodard, K. Schnorr, M. WesTon, M. Van AIIen, N. DaIbey, M. Davidson, R. Snyder, D. LiggeTT, MurieI Van Allen, M. Barco. SECOND ROW-J. Pichon, G. WoITe, Malvina Edenburn, P. Hayes, H. Sperry, R. Eyesfone, VV. MonTeI, B. Barco, L. Soloman, V. Morman, H. Cline. FIRST ROW-C. Condon, I. Rice, E. Davis. B. MiIIer, V. SmooT, D. HunTer, J. EngeIr'nan, N. Crawford, F, STarr, M. LigqeTT. gffle Enom I ,of 1938 CALENDAR T937 - 1938 SEPTEMBER l. VacaTion is over. We came To school on newly painTed buses. A new face is among us, Mr. MarTin, from Rosiclare l-ligh School, Rosiclare, lllinois. 6. Labor Day-No school. 7. Annual and newspaper sTaTl chosen. 8. ElecTed oTlicers OT organizaTions. I3. Mr. Ross has been seen around school wiTh a black eye and a bandaged nose. l-low could ThaT have happened? I4. Baseball game aT ArmsTrong. Oakwood losT. l5. FirsT Senior candy sales. l7. Juniors ordered class rings. Senior meeTing To make plans Tor Carnival. A base' ball game wiTh Easl' End Oakwood. We won. 20. Class meeTings To sign regisTraTion cards. 2l. lnTramural program sTarTed aT noon. 22. Main casT and choruses Tor OpereTTa announced. 24. FirsT liTerary programs given in Assembly wiTh Fern See as sTudenT direcTor. 29. Salesman Trom CurTis Publishing Co. was here wiTh plans To make money Tor an ml- OCTOBER I. Freshman-Sophomore parTy. 4. Mrs. Blankenberg Talked To The Seniors abouT picTures. 5. Why do The freshmen look so TrighTened? IT seems six weeks exams are on The schedule. 8. No school To-day. Hurrah! 2 l I. Baseball game wiTh ArmsTrong. The score was 5 To 5. l2. Mr. Sailor made F.l:.A. awards in The assembly To-day. l3. Magazine sales ended. Seniors had Their picTures Taken. Dress rehearsal Tor OpereTTa. I4. More Senior picTures. AT The lasT reporT all cameras were s+ill inTacT, however. l5. OpereTTa given To-nighT. And no one Tell OTT The sTagel I8. Proofs Tor Senior picTures are here. Why The disappoinTmenTs? l9. Mr. Congram scolded us To-day and gave us our reporT cards. 2l. Three of The l-lome Ec. Club members, Miss Doland and Miss Nelsen wonT To a l-lome Economics convenTioin aT Rockford, Illinois. CommiTTees appoinTed Tor Senior VarieTy Show. 22. Boys reporTed Tor baskeTball pracTice. 25. All The coal in The basemonT caughl' on Tire and some oT our boys spcnT Their Time To-nighT wheeling iT ouT in wheelbarrows. 27. FuTure Farmer banqueT held. A greaT success. 28. Some of The Teachers goT Their exercise by walking To The end of The AThleTic Tield aTTer Their cars. ll'lallowe'en has arrived.l NOVEMBER 3. All sTudenTs wiTh a grade OT D have been inviTed To aTTend sTudy hall The acTiviTy hour. The Haven of 1938 4. DramaTic Club program. Preliminary conTesT Tor oraTions and humorous readings held, wiTh lvlrs. Baker acTing as The judge. 5. No school. The Teachers had To go To a conference To caTch up wiTh us. 6. Senior VarieTy Show held. A large crowd aTTended. Our boys won over lvlr. Dunn's Team in The TirsT baskeTbalI game oT The season. 8. Freshman iniTiaTion inTo I-Iome Ec. Club. X'Vhy do They all seem so backward and bashful To-day? IO. lvlr. l'Iasch Trom Danville gave an inTeresTing ArmisTice Day Talk before The as sembly To-day. Junior rings are here. I I. No school. ArmisTice Day. l2. ElecTecI DoroThy HunTer and Virginia SmooT as cheer leaders. FirsT scheduled baskeTbalI game wiTh Homer To-nighT and we won. l5. The Toods classes sTarTed serving hoT lunches aT noon. I8. Six weeks exams are here again! I9. More exams and a baskeTbalI game wiTh ST. Joe. IT was a grand game! 24. LiTerary program under direcTion OT Deloris Giacone. School ouT early. 25-26. Thanksgiving vacaTion. 29. The Seniors and Teachers received Their picTures This morning. Mr. EarnesT Nichols, a well known whisTIer, gave a program Tor us before The as- sembly. 30. O Club meeTing. Mr. Sailor and some of The boys wenT To Chicago To The lnTernaTional LivesTock Show. DECEMBER 2. Ag. boys are back aT school again. 3. Assembly-ReporT cards-BaskeTball. 4. Junior Play-Very good. 9. lvlusic FesTival aT Danville. AbouT IOO from O.T.l-l.S. aTTended. IO. BaskeTball game aT WesTville. I7. STaTe highway paTrolman gave Talk on safe driving. Talking picTures. BaskeTball game aT Sidell. I8. Senior-Junior ParTy. 20. New seTs of ping-pong, darT ball, and volleyball Tor use in inTramural acTiviTies. 2I. Home Ec. buTfeT supper. Several visiTors were seen aT school To-day. 22. BaskeTball game wiTh PoTomac. We won. 23. School ouT early Tor ChrisTmas vacaTion. 28. Alumni Dance aT High School. 29. InviTaTionaI baskeTbaIl TournamenT. 30. InviTaTionaI baskeTbaII TournamenT. JANUARY 3. lBack To school again aTTer a grand vacaTion.l 6. Annual STaTT lvleeTing. 7. BaskeTball game aT FairmounT. We won. 8. BaskeTball game aT ArmsTrong. I3. SemesTer Exams. Prairie Farmer Show. I4. SemesTer Exams. BaskeTball game, wiTh Indianola The hosT. I5. BaskeTball game wiTh Ridgefarm. We IosT again. I7. Had inTeresTing Talk on ATrica wiTh colored and ilIusTraTed picTures. fffw Realm ' of 1938 I9. Seniors were shown samples of invilarions. 2l. Baskelball game al' Ogden. 24. Couniy Tournamenr al Georgelown. 26. Siarfed Cafeferia. 28. Counly Tournamen+. We are sorry +o say good-bye fo Miss Nelsen. who re- signed lo accepl a posirionnin Florida. 29. Counly Tournament 3I. Piclures were 'raken for annual. We welcomed our new Teacher, Miss Bullock, from Berwyn, Illinois. FEBRUARY 3. A negro quarlelle, rhe Planlarion Singers, gave a program for us To-day. Every- one enioyed Them. 4. Senior Class Meeling. More invilalions were shown lo us. Baskerball game here wilh Carlin. 7. Second 'ream +ournamen+ al Georgerown. 9. We are having all rhe pianos luned. IO. Senior invirarions selecled. l4. Valen'rine's Day. So whaf? l5. Mr. Sailor sfill coniinues lo have shorl course meelings on Tuesday nighls. I9. Baskelball game wilh Georgelown and Senior Dance afierwards. 22. Senior annual dinner. Dramalic Socieiy Program. Mr. Sailor sang. 24-25. Six weeks examinafions. MARCH 3. Regional Tournamenl' ar Weslville. Oakwood losl. 4 Senior Class Meeling. Ordered cardsand inviralions. ll. Senior Class Meeling. Measuremenls for caps and gowns. I5. Sfill praclicing for Music Recilal. 25. No school-Teachers' lnsfiiule. I8. Music Recilalgiven. 28. Alhlefic Banquer. 22. Girls' Glee Club. 29. Class Tournamemls. 24. Visilors ar school loday. 30. Class Tournamenlrs. Juniors won. APRIL . A I. Junior Circus. 4. Boys' Free Throw Tournament M 5. Counry Finals of Liierary Conresi held af Oakwood. Senior Play casl announced, 9. Conlesi' Play al Charleslon. V I2. Track meer al' Ogden: Oakwood won. I3. Georgerown and F.F.A. baseball game. I5. Home Economics Parly. l8. No school-Easier vacaiion. 20. Represenlarive from Eureka College was here io see Seniors. 22. Several sfudenfs a'H'ended Elecrrical Show al Champaign. l:.F.A. Variery Show. 26. Track meer al' Sl. Joseph. Oakwood won. X 28. Dramafic Sociely Luncheon. 29. Track meer al Carlin, Oakwood won. Elecled May Oueen and Prince Charming. Grade School rrack meer here. i X MAY E 3. Mr. Blankenberg finished Jraking group piclures. 6. Senior Play. Couniy Track meer al Carlin. I4. Junior-Senior Banquei. Dislricr Track meer ar Moniicello. 2 I. S'ra're Track meer ar Champaign. 28. Senior Picnic. 26. Semesler Exams. 29. Baccalaureare services. 27. May Fefe. Semesfer exams. '3l. Commencemenl exercise. film Haven sv 1,6 1938 FACULTY GLEANIIXIGS GEORGE B. WEISIGER I9 I 8- I 923 In I923, aTTer serving as principal oT Oakwood Township High School Tor six years, Mr. Weisiger spenT one year in graduaTe sTudy aT The Yale Law School, receiving The degree oT DocTor oT Jurisprudence. The Tollowing year he joined The TaculTy oT The UniversiTy oT Illinois as assisTanT proTessor oT law. Since l928, he has been a professor of law in ThaT iInsTi'T uTion. . f - VELMA BAIN IFTNER I924-I926 ATTer leaving Oakwood, Mr. and Mrs. lTTner lived aT Sullivan, Illinois, where Mr. lTTner TaughT Tor Three years. Their only child, a son, George, was born There eleven years ago lasT OcTober. In March, l928, They moved To ETTingham, where Mr. lTTner was Tarm adviser. They remained in ThaT place unTil June, I933, when Mr. lTTner accepTed a similar posi- Tion in Pekin, where They reside aT presenT. Mrs. lTTner is acTive in The American Legion Auxiliary, being aT presenT chairman oT The CommuniTy Service CommiTTee. A WILLIAM E. ROTH I9I7-I9I8 ' In July, I9I7, aTTer Teaching one year aT Oakwood High, Mr. RoTh enTered The UniTed STaTes Ambulance Service and leTT The UniTed STaTes Tor France in January, I9I8. He was an ambulance driver aTTached To The TwelTTh French Division. He won Army Corps ciTaTion, which enTiTled him To wear The Croix de Guerre lCross oT Warl, a French honorary medal. He married a French war nurse. Mile. Louise Trinquier. They have one daughTer, Jeannine, who is now I8 years oT age and is aTTending The UniversiTy oT Wisconsin. ATTer The war, he spenT Tour years in high school Teaching in Wisconsin-Two aT Phillips and Two aT WesT Allis. He Then became in succession an insTrucTor, an as- sisTanT professor, and an associaTe proTessor oT maThemaTics aT The UniversiTy oT Wis- consin ExTension CenTer aT Milwaukee. He received his docTor's degree in maThe- maTics aT The UniversiTy of Wisconsin in I928. LUCILLE REINBACI-I WELCH I9 I 8-I 920 Miss Reinbach in I92l Took a posiTion in The Bureau oT lnTernal Revenue in Wash- ingTon, D. C. AT presenT she is connecTed wiTh The DeparTmenT oT AgriculTure, Divi- vision oT Cereal Crop and Diseases, and works under Dr. H. O. Harlan, an auThoriTy on barley breeding. She was iunior auThor wiTh him oT The bulleTin Yields oT Barley in The UniTed STaTes and Canada, I927-I93I. She has reTained her inTeresT in music and is a member oT a very popular dance orchesTra in WashingTon. She and her husband, a merchanT, have Traveled exTen- sively in The UniTed STaTes and Toreign lands. .CI In A .wry r .l' ' nv , nnncns 'K OHIGAILI ...x 5 f' 'Q .. rx Mr J... , J i' ,,J..f -,, ,, fl lv 2 .., :wtf ,S P, W. sl, NEUCOMERS. N NRAAIETSIGER . Q qc- -ff:-,a L , .f 1 SPOONERS auvv - f. .1. - ' ., 'gf .I - pg- ,. . QQ' CIA1' B. TOLLGHIES. 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' a g 5 o N! ,7. wmdnuo' at gm I .,., J , , Lrr'rLagoy. 7A A 'ki fwfr, Lf, ' -L j ' ' - LONELY 'Q 4 I I r K ' , 5 A ' 1 - f '3.Q- 5 ' t U V Y , w .v X Q jig' ' i W I? I, ' R wwnuo. dhlilfi cycusn CHUMS frm Realm -, a of 1938 ALUMNI CLASS OF I9I7 Merle Alexander, I I5 E. Seminary, Danville, Illinois, bookkeeper. Pauline Barco, LewisTown, Ill., school principal. Ruby Oakwood, Oakwood, III., Teacher. Russell Seymour, Jacksonville, Florida, archiTecT. Thomas Waddell ldeceasedl. Vera Woodin lMrs. Vern Morehousel, FiThian, III., housewife. Lola Youmans lMrs. Oren Dunnl, 648 Hillsboro Avenue, Edwardsville, III., housewife. CLASS OF I9I8 Frances L. Andrews lMrs. H. B. ShuTTsl, SarasoTa, Florida, housewife. Lillie BurTon, Muncie, III., Teacher. Foresf Feeler, Ridgefarm, III., Bell Telephone Co. employe. Anna Fifhian lMrs. Jack LiTTeIII, Aurora, Ill., housewife. Darrell Hanley, Urbana, III., U. S. GovernmenT Agency employe. William Meade, Danville, Ill., BeauTy Shop propriefor. Ivan Nieman, Danville, Ill., mechanic. Marion Oakwood lMrs. Merle Alexanderl, IIS E. Seminary, Danville, III., housewife. Leslie Denzil SmiTh, Colfax, Ill., farmer. WaITer SmiTh, Chicago, III., BooksTore employe. Gladys STrong lMrs. Fred EllioTI, I3 CharloTTe ST., Brooklyn. New York., housewife. Ralph Thompson, Indianapolis, Ind. CLASS OF l9I9 Hazel Alsip lMrs. Hazel Pearsonl, Ten Sleep, Monfana, housewife. Alma Anderson lMrs. Alma Rowel, Gary, Ind., housewife. Lela BurTon, Oakwood, Ill., Teacher. Burfon Dalbey, DayTon, Ohio. Charles EndicoTT, Danville, Ill., bookkeeper. Charles Hillman, Oakwood, III., farmer. Arizona Jones lMrs. Fred Monfgomeryl, Muncie, III., Teacher. Mabel Logan lMrs. Mabel Clarksonl. BerTha Pellum, WesTfieId, Illinois. Mary Pierce lMrs. DwighT Yeazell, Kansas CiTy, Kansas, housewife. Tempa Snider lMrs. Lowell Dalbeyl, FiThian, III., Teacher. Grace A. Wilson lMrs. Ray WaTsonI, Elgin, III., housewife. Jack Li++eII, Aurora, III., adverTising manager. Floyd Neiman, FiThian, III., aT home. CLASS OF I920 Irene Berkeley lMrs. LesTer Mapesl, Ogden, III., housewife. Maud Brain, Rossville, III., aT home. Pauline Cerfain lMrs. Pauline Lewisl, Missionary in Abyssinia. CorTna Childers, Indianapolis, Ind. Vergie May Dalbey, Danville, III., sTenographer. Winifred Green lMrs. William R. Burnelll, 74I5 N. Darmon ST., Chicago. III.. housewife Jennie HarT lMrs. Thomas Burkel, Danville. Ill., assisTanT Teacher. Alice McDaniel lMrs. S. S. Van PeTTinl, ST. Louis, Mo., housewife. Orena Skinner lMrs. Howard Marshl, ST. Joe, III., housewife. Frances Sfeel. Ray WaTson, Elgin, III., civil engineer. Myr+Ie Williams lMrs. Clarence PaTTersonI, Muncie, III., housewife. ffffw flwlm - Della Wrighf lMrs. Leroy V. Carlsonl, 7024 Middlefon Sf., Hunfingfon Park, Calif housewife. Eugene Knighf, Fifhian, III., farmer. CLASS OF I92I Fern Alexander lMrs. Charles Kiddl, 207 Peru Avenue, Barfonville, lll., housewife Mary Cromwell, Fairmounf, lll., feacher. Lena Arnold lMrs. Glen Francisl, Armsfrong, lll., housewife. Elsie Dalbey lMrs. Elsie Exfonl, Danville, Ill., housewife. Virgil E. Banfz, Wheafon, Ill. Ercel Dalbey lMrs. Ercel Trimmelll, Muncie, lll., feacher. Maloel Dalbey lMrs. John Marshalll, Pekin, lll. Wilbur Endicoff, Terre Haufe, lnd. Roberf Fifhian Olefha Johnson lMrs. Alloerf Seyferfl, Fifhian, lll., housewife. Freida Kincade ldeceasedl. Vera Lark, Chicago, III. Meredifh Moorehouse lMrs. Charles Endicoffl, Danville, lll., housewife. John Pinegar, Oakwood, Ill., Insurance Agenf and Oil Sfafion Affendanf. Mildred Sfulfz lMrs. Walfer Lewisl, 9239 Merrell Avenue, Chicago, lll., housewife Paris Trimmel, Topeka, Kansas, salesman. F- Emodee Warner, U. S. Veferan Hospifal, Dayfon, Ohio, nurse. Carl Woodin, Danville, lll., Oil Sfafion operafor. Marfha Davidson lMrs. Elisha Grimesl, Danville, lll., feacher. CLASS OF l922 Myrfle Alverson lMrs. Carl Liggeffl, Muncie, lll., housewife. Ford Banfz, Fifhian, III., Sfandard Oil Co. agenf. Harold Crawford, Oakwood, lll., miner. Roberfa Frasier, Georgefown, Ill. Ralph Goodrich, Fifhian, lll., af home. Verna Gufferridge, Oakwood, Ill., af home. Gladys Hanly lMrs. Gladys Prifchardl, Sf. Louis, Mo., housewife. Maude Hughes lMrs. M. O. Smifhl, Bishop Hill, lll., housewife. Sadie Lewis lMrs. Carl Pafel, Fairmounf, lll., housewife. Oscar Michael, 503 S. Gilberf Sf., Danville, lll., physician. Zelma Myers lMrs. John Sadlerl, Ogden, lll., housewife. Lavon O'Hare lMrs. Marfin lzzardl, 835 Soufh Second Sf., Canfon, lll., Eula Quick lMrs. Ralph Cleml, Danville, III. Charles Redman, Muncie, III., feacher. Bernice Redman, Danville, lll., sfenographer. Efhel Smifh lMrs. R. O. Baconl, Charlesfon, lll., R. R. 4, housewife. Harry Smifh, Bismarck. lll., farmer. . , . . CLASS' OF l923 Roberf Andrews, Oakwood, lll., bookkeeper. Glen Francis, Armsfrong, III., feacher. Marie Glover lMrs. Nolan Lucasl, Ogden, lll., housewife. Richard L. Green. Oakwood, III., farmer. Harold Gusfin, Chicago, lll., feacher. Curfis Hise, Homer, III., farmer. Carl Johnson ldeceasedl. Marfha Johnsfon lMrs. Orville Alberfl, Oakwood, lll., housewife. Francis E. Knighf lMrs. Rolla Dawsonl. Foresf McGowen, Sidney, lll., fruck driver. housewife ffm Awww - of 1938 Evereff Nichols, Roberfs, III., high school feacher. Juanifa O'Toole, 422 Bensyl Ave., Danville, Ill., feacher. Cora Jane Peaks lMrs. Cora Tafel, Chicago, III., housewife. Gladys M. Sailor lMrs. Gladys Gibsonl, Oakwood, III. Lucille Woodin. Oakwood, Ill., bookkeeper. CLASS OF I924 Mary Blackburn lMrs. Owen Curll, Champaign, III., housewife. Ross B. Cox, Oakwood, III., garage mechanic. Efhel M. Cromwell, Fifhian, III., adverfising agency. Gerald Dalbey, Muncie, III., af home. George Dyserf, Danville, III. ' Esfher Endicoff IMrs. George Dyserfl, Danville, III., housewife. Zoma Myrfle Goff IMrs. Harry Jonesl. Clara Mildred Green lMrs Briffon B. Robinsonl, Chicago, III., housewife. Marfin Green, Chicago, III., office manager. Clarallen Hume, I6 Corrine Sf., Danville, III., public accounfanf. Thelma Lane IMrs. Elwin Andrewsl, Oakwood, III., housewife. Lillian L. Lomax, Muncie, Illinois, sfenographer. Marcella Ludwig IMrs. Sherman Buffsl, Muncie, Ill., housewife. Roberf Michael, Fifhian, Ill., feacher. Glen Myers, Fifhian, Ill., oil agenf. S 1 Frances Oakwod lMrs. Paul Swickl, Danville, III., housewife. Edifh Parker lMrs. Bishop Williamsl, IOI3 Soufh Firsf Sf., Champaign, III., housewife. Cleo Plofner, Fifhian, lll., farmer. ' Urifh Ouick, Sf. Elizabefh Hospifal, Danville, lll., supervisor. K Rufh Trimmel lMrs. O. Chesfnufl, Muncie, Ill., housewife. Inga Udsfuen IMrs. William Finnanel, 22I7 Sheffield Sf., Chicago, III., housewife. Genevieve Wilson lMrs. Manly Corkl, Indianola, III., R. R. I, housewife. CLASS OF I925 Harmon Andrews, Oakwood, III., proof manager, Firsf Nafional Bank of Danville, III. Elwin Andrews, Oakwood, III., painf and paper dealer, Danville, III. Johanna Bafeman lMrs. C. Penchiffl, Bellville, III., housewife. Paul Billingsley, 23I Ferry Park, Defroif, Michigan, Dodge Mfg. Co., employee. Velma Carpenfer Ideceasedl. Genevieve Chaffee lMrs. Ross Coxl, Oakwood, III., housewife. Lowell Crawford, Oakwood, III., bank clerk in Danville, III. Opal Dunavan IMrs. Ray Jonesl, Williamsporf, Ind., housewife. Virginia Fubank IMrs. Virginia Carferl, Ogden, III., housewife. Helen Fern ldeceasedl. Doris Fisher, Fifhian, Ill. Josephine Fourez lMrs. John Leverenzl, Indianapolis, Ind., housewife. Mable Frazier lMrs. Tommy Wafsonl, Fifhian, III., housewife. Helena Goodrich fMrs. Edward Dalbeyl ldeceasecll. Velva Marion, 924 Franklin Sf., Danville., III., feacher. Harland Oakwood, Chicago, III., advance sales agenf. Clefis Musson, Chicago, III., adverfising agenf. Norman Oakwood, Oakwood, III., McCaImans Consfrucfion employee. Theodore Palmer, Sf. Paul, Minnesofa, oil company salesman. Hazel Sadler IMrs. W. G. Myersl, Fifhian, lll., housewife. John Sailor, Danville, III., salesman. Bernice Sfewarf lMrs. Henry Chesfnufl, Muncie, III., housewife. CLASS OF I926 Gerfrude Balbach IMrs. Theodore Rasmussenl, I6 I3fh Sf. N. W., Mason Cify, Iowa. housewife. fffze flaolm Edna Bock, Danville, Ill., clerk. Jessie Cauldwell IMrs. H. G. Cafleffl, Fairmounf, Ill., housewife. Kennefh Crawford, Oakwood, III., fruck driver. Rufh Dulce lMrs. John Duifsmanl, Royal, Ill., housewife. Mary Fahey, Oakwood, Ill., af home. Ardifh Fox IMrs. T. E. Davisl, Fairmounf, Ill., housewife. Edifh Fox, Danville, III., sfenographer. Edgar Gufferridge, Oakwood, lll., af home. Lorene Jenkins lMrs. Herberf Thornfonl, Fifhian, Ill., housewife. David Johnsfon, Oakwood, Ill., farmer. Lucille Liggeff lMrs. Don Taylorl, 2020 Illinois Ave., Eldorado, Ill., housewife. Pauline McClure IMrs. Lesfer Knighfl, Fifhian, III., housewife. Nellie Michael IMrs. Ernesf Mayhewl Ideceasedl. Claude Myers, Arfhur, lll., feacher. Clarence Oakwood, Oakwood, III., sfone cuffer. Mildred Oakwood IMrs. George Dinsmorel, Oakwood, III., housewife. Garnef Pefers lMrs. Garnef Kolfzl, Chicago, Ill., housewife. Nora Powell, Champaign, Illinois, clerk. Zora Ouick lMrs. Chris Drewsl, Danville, lll., housewife. Maeneffe Rebman IMrs. George Shinglel, Fifhian, III., housewife. Pauline Rogers IMrs. Cofy Hufsonl, Gary, Indiana, housewife. Ralph Snider, Danville, Ill., R. R. I, farmer. Wilma Snider lMrs. Louis Swisherl, 208 Easf Rose Lawn, Danville, housewife. Mildred Sullivan lMrs. Harold Goffl, Danville, III., R. R. I, housewife. Rufh Swaim IMrs. Layfon Liggeffl, Muncie, III., bookkeeper. Selma Swaim IMrs. O. K. VanAllenl, Oakwood, III., housewife. Lavon Thompson lMrs. Lonnie Wilsonl, Danville, Ill., housewife. Kelly Trimmell, Oakwood, lll., farmer. Harry Williams, Gary, Indiana, sfeel worker. CLASS OF I927 Oscar Blue, Oakwood, III., af home. Josephine Bridgman, Danville, Ill., clerk. Marie Comer. Opal Dalbey IMrs. William Camell, 306 Kenilworfh Road, Louisville, Ky., housewife Lavon Duke IMrs. Donald Leachl, I444 Union Sf., Columbus, Indiana. Mabel Dunn lMrs. Percy Hunferl, Fifhian, III., housewife. Clayfon Fairchild, Arrnsfrong, Ill., farmer. Vinson Griffen, Fifhian, Ill., merchanf. Jennie Hayes IMrs. Evereffe Harfl, Muncie, Ill., housewife. Opal Hume lMrs. Lee Swanglel, Sidell, Ill., housewife. Edifh Douglas, Bluford, Ill., feacher. Efhel Illk lMrs. Clarence Oakwoodl, Oakwood, Ill., housewife. Mildred Jackson lMrs. Edgar Woodardl, Chicago, lll., housewife. Layfon Liggeff, Muncie, Ill., bus driver. Burney Loeffler, Chicago, III. Francis Meade, Ridgefarm, III., feacher. Ralph Reeves, Fifhian, Ill., barber. Harold Shroyer, Muncie, Ill. coal mine operafor. Lesfer Sperry, Crawfordsville, Ind., secfion hand. Vernon Sfedman, Oakwood, lll., musician. Charloffe Swaim lMrs. Bryan Tafel, Ogden, Ill., housewife. Norlyn Van Allen, Muncie, III., farmer. CLASS OF l928 Van Corbin, 706 Dixon Sf., Eoresf Park, Ill. Alice Dalbey lMrs. Walfer A. Neumillerl, I3lO Ellis Sf., Peoria, III., housewife Wie Jfcolm of 1938 Laverne Dalbey, Danville, lll., sfenographer. Halden Eubank, Defroif, Michigan, mechanic. Louis Fellows, Fifhian, lll., farmer. Richard Freeman, Danville, lll. Arline Hayes lMrs. Walfer Worfhl, 422 Soufh Maple Sf., Cenfralia, lll., housewife. Dorofhy Hill lMrs. John Phillip Floydl, New Holland, lnd., housewife. Lucille Lark lMrs. Howard Felgenhourl, Danville, III., housewife. Melvin Liggeff, Chicago, lll., manufacfuring company employee. Edwin McBroom, Danville, lll., orchesfra leader. Sylvia Marion, Adminisfrafion Facilify Building, Wadsworfh, Kansas, phifheropy fechnician. Harold Mason, Champaign, lil., accounfanf. Alice Moulfon, Des Moines, lowa, clerk. Margaref O'Hare. Muncie, lll., bookkeeper and sfenographer. Joseph Sailor, Oakwood, III., feacher. Gladys Smifh fMrs. Lesfer Sperryl, Crawfordsville, lnd., housewife. Barfon Snyder, Danville, lll., R. R. l, farmer. Wayne Sfrong, Champaign. lll. Phyllis Trego lMrs. Wayne Doranl. Lola Vanway, nurse. Mike Bafeman, Danville, Ill. CLASS OF I929 Winfress Douglas lMrs. Vinson Griffenl, Fifhian, lll., housewife. Gladys Foley lMrs. James Divanl, Muncie, lll., housewife. Virginia Lomax, Ill E. Winfer Ave., Danville, lil., housekeeper. Gabe Long, Chicago, lll., inferne. Claire Mendenhall lMrs. Harry Cockrelll, Danville, lll., housewife. Dale Mifchel, Dubuque, Iowa, Swiff Packing Co. employee. Olaf Quick, Danville, lll., facfory worker. Marie Shelfon fMrs. Kennefh Aufenl, Pofomac, Ill., housewife. Lefha Sfulfz, Muncie, lll., af home. CLASS OF l930 Dorofhy Adams, Muncie, lll., af home. Alice Alberf fMrs. Ralph Snyderl, Danville, lll., R. R. l, housewife. Evereffe Baker, Clinfon, lnd., miner. Hazel Banfz, Champaign, lll., af home. Jennave Burfon lMrs. James Proudfifl, Armsfrong, lll., housewife. Lena Cauldwell, Georgefown, III., af home. Efhel Dalbey, Sidell, lll., feacher. Grace Dalbey lMrs. George Lewisl, Fifhian, lll., housewife. Florence Esworfhy lMrs. Lowell Crawfordl, Oakwood, lll., nurse. Dallas Gossar, Muncie, lll., laborer. Dorofhy Gusfin lMrs. J. S. Gibbonyl, Danville, lll., housewife. Mary Johnson fMrs. Lee Ervinl, Muncie, Ill., R. R. l, housewife. Esfher Kiger lMrs. James Pricerl, Muncie, lll., housewife. Leo Knighf, Fifhian, lll., farmer. Elizabefh Loeffler, Delva, III., feacher. Billy McMorris, l224lf2 Fourfh Ave., Rock lsland, lll., mechanic. Mary Meade, Oakwood, lll., housekeeper. Shelby Plofner, Oakwood, lll., farmer. James Sedgwick, Tuscola, lll., insurance salesman. Harold Thompson, Bloomingfon, lll., confecfioner. Cecile Van Allen lMrs. Ralph Culpl, Muncie, III., housewife. Elizabefh Vinson lMrs. Don Alberfl, Muncie, III., housewife. Frances Thompson. Champaign, lll. ffhe :foam CLASS OF l93l Elmer Brown, Fifhian, lll., af home. Cramer Cawfhon, Oakwood, III., morfician. Edward Chaffee, Army. ug 1938 Arfhur Condon, 698 S. Randolph Sf., Champaign, lll., creamery employee. Ruby Cory, Ringo Mills, Ky., feacher. Gordon Cromwell, Fifhian, lll., grocer. Ralph Duke, Fifhian, lll., farmer. Pauline Fisher lMrs. Harris Millerl, Oakwood, lll., housewife. Orene Glover lMrs. Samuel McGeel, Ogden, lll., housewife. Mervin Griffen, Fifhian, lll., merchanf. Louise Gufferridge lMrs. Donald Richferl, Oakwood, lll., housewife. Clyde Hendricks, Fifhian, Ill., farmer. Rufh Hume lMrs. Harmon Sfarkl, Cenfral Park, Danville, lll., housewife. Mildred Hunfer lMrs. Ronald Gonesl, Fairmounf, lll., housewife. Franklin Kinney, Danville, lll. Eloise Lancasfer lMrs. Ernesf McBoyl, lndianola, III., housewife. Hal Longnecker, Danville, lll., newspaper reporfer. Roberf Meade, Oakwood, III., elecfrician. Jasper Musson, Chicago, III. Haven Oakwood, Oakwood, lll., farmer. Harrison Rogers, Oakwood, III., grocer. Glen Shuff, Fifhian, lll., farmer. Paul Spencer, Danville, Ill. Roy Sfeube, Racine, Wisconsin, facfory worker. Don Trimmel, Muncie, III., R. R. I, clerk. Oscar Vinson, Muncie, III., farmer. CLASS OF l932 Waverly Pinegar, Danville, Ill., grocer. Gene Mauck, Danville, III., miner. Byron Foley, Oakwood, III., fruck driver. Esfher Hill lMrs. Clyde Friefagl, Bloomingfon, lll., housewife. Clyde Duke, Columbus, Indiana, clerk. Vera Hobick lMrs. Ralph Youmansl, Fifhian, lll., housewife. Marieffa Poaque lMrs. Ralph Daviesl, Urbana, lll., housewife. Arlyn Crawford, Oakwood, lll., miner. Lawrence Prifchard. Rufh Chifwood, Danville, lll., feacher. Sylvia Divan lMrs. Harold Haddenl, Muncie, lll., housewife. Carl Belden, Paris, III. Rufh McAlisfer lMrs. Leo Knighfl, Fifhian, lll., housewifeif' Eloise Condon, 5l2 E. Universify Ave., Champaign, lll., clerk. Kennefh Clayfon, Lansing, Michigan. Virginia Dyserf, Muncie, lll., feacher. Kennefh Johnsfon, Fifhian, III., farmer. Mary Jane Kelly lMrs. Herman Jenkinsl, 434 Wesfern Ave., Danville, Clarice Henry, Armsfrong, lll., feacher. Roy Long, Norfh Plains, Oregon. Fern Richfer, Muncie, III., feacher. Woodrow McClure, Ogden, lll., af home. Donald Burfon, Muncie, Ill., farmer. Ruby Redenbaugh lMrs. Lowell Johnsonl, Pofomac, lll., housewife. Harold Van Buskirk, Cape Girardeau, Mo., mgr. shoe depf. Julia Hendricks, Fifhian, lll., feacher. Colene Zigler lMrs. Carl Placel, Homer, lll., housewife. lll., housewife a..---.,g 1938 ffm Jicolm .- Berlyn Lang, Danville, lll., fruck driver. Dorofhy Cromwell, Fifhian, lll., af home. Kennefh Youmans, Easf Chicago, Ind. Roberf Green, Champaign, lll., sfudenf. Helen Gale lMrs. Helen Flackerfl, Champaign, lll., housewife. Ralph Youmans, Fifhian, lll., farmer. Mariorie Harden lMrs. Marion Cannonl, Fifhian, Ill., housewife. Evelyn Johnson lMrs. Ralph Wagnerl, Ogden, III., housewife. Roberf Mason, Oakwood, Ill., clerk. Virginia Anderson, IO8 Gilberf Sfreef, Danville, lll., sfenographer. Don McMorris, 6I2V2 Fiffh Sf., Rock Island, Ill., mechanic. CLASS OF I933 Florence Richards, Fifhian, lll., af home. Glenn Banfz, Army. Paul Ludwig, Muncie, lll., farmer. Margaref Burke lMrs. Vernon Sfedmanl, Oakwood, lll., housewife. Gwendolyn Wise, Ranfoul, lll., housewife. Wanefa Cronkhife lMrs. Kennefh Belll, Oakwood, III., housewife. Deloris Crawford lMrs. Earl Harfl, Fairmounf, lll., housewife. Alma McClain lMrs. Paul Spencerl, Danville, lll., clerk. Wendell Wilson, Oakwood, lll., fruck driver. George Howard, Oakwood, Ill., oil fruck driver. Mary Marfha Fellows, Fifhian, lll., af home. Milford Thomason, Fifhian, lll., employee af Hegler Zinc Co. Rufh Cawfhon lMrs. Alberf Gouldingl, lO25 Granf Sf., Danville, Juanifa McAlisfer, Urbana, lll., sfudenf. Kennefh Green, Muncie, lll., farmer. Nadine Harden iMrs. Harry Whifel, Ogden, lll., clerk. Wesley Vinson, Collison, lll., farmer. Sara Rufh Clapp lMrs. James Hanksl, Fifhian, Ill., housewife. Paul Sarfain, Fifhian, Ill. Maxine Traphagen lMrs. Merlin Kellyl, Danville, lll., housewife. Dorofhy Van Buskirk, Chrisman, Ill., af home. Olive Shreve lMrs. Oren Sfafenl, Champaign, lll., housewife. Raymond Van Buskirk, Fifhian, III., farmer. CLASS OF I934 Clifford Thomason, Fifhian, Ill., af home. Eugene McMorris, Fifhian, Ill., mechanic. Walfer Barnes, Ogden, lll., farmer. Joseph Brofhers, Muncie, Ill., farmer. Wilma Sfump. Muncie, lll., af home. Clyde Long, Norfh Plains, Oregon. Leland Cannon, Oakwood, Ill., fruck driver. Beafrice Condon lMrs. Conrad Hughesl housewife. Marfha Duke lMrs. Vernon Burgefl, Milford, lll., housewife. Ralph Green, Muncie, lll., farmer. Jerald Meade, Fifhian, III., farmer. Leah McFarland lMrs. Don Williamsl, Muncie, III., housewife. Alice Rouse lMrs. Alden Mayl, Pofomac, lll., housewife. Gordon Duke, Hamilfon, lll., pilof. Marguerife Shuff, Fifhian, lll., feacher. Juanifa Gosseff, 705 W. High Sf., Urbana, Ill., sfudenf. Willard Redman, Oakwood, lll., fruck driver. Mae Cunningham lMrs. Frank Blewl, Fifhian, III., housewife. Celesfa Johnson lMrs. Ronald Fifzsommonsl, Sidell, lll., housewife. , I2II Oliver Ave., lll., housewife. lndianapolis, Ind fffw .zicomn L-.- of 1938 Roberf Johnsfon, Fifhian, Ill., farmer. Clara Hadden, 9 Chesfer Ave., Danville, III., housekeeper. Marshall Foley, Muncie, Ill., fruck driver. Vivian Graham lMrs. Melvin Harfl, Oakwood, III., housewife. Virlon Smoof, Chicago, III., sfudenf. Vernon Hunf, Fosfer, Ind., af home. Crysfal Ann Rogers IMrs. Meredifh McGinnisl, Chicago, III., housewife. Neffie Mae Davis lMrs. Morfon Fowlerl, Plano, III., housewife. Lee Dalbey, Muncie, III., Chevrolef Co. employee. Howard Saunders, Army. Mildred Lewis IMrs. Keifh Youmansl, Muncie, Ill., housewife. Frank Dalbey, Muncie, III., Chevrolef Co. employee. Evelyn Redman IMrs. Howard Johnsonl, Sidney, III., housewife. Norman Rafliff, Danville, lll., clerk. Margaref Condon, 706 W. Vine Sf., Champaign, III., housekeeper. CLASS OF I935 George Rofh, Milwaukee, Wis., foundry worker. Helen Oakwood, Oakwood, Ill., sfenographer. Mildred Terry IMrs. Howard Swaiml, 20 Winfer Ave., Danville, Ill., housewife. Willard Crawford. Flora Gossar lMrs. Edward Clarkl, Muncie, III., housewife. Lowell Richards, Fifhian, III., af home. Edifh Minser, Fifhian, Ill., loeaufy shop propriefor. Ruby Goebel IMrs. Vernon Krossl, Danville, III., housewife. Donald McKee, Oakwood, III., af home. Clyde Sheperd, IOO5 E. 6Ofh Sf., Chicago, III., sfudenf. Ralph Hunfer, Fifhian, lll., resfauranf propriefor. Edna Hume lMrs. Willis Drummondl, Sidell, III., housewife. William Snider, 504 E. Chalmers Sf., Champaign, III., sfudenf. William Carr, Danville, lll., bank employee. Thelma Laflen IMrs. Joseph Fourezl, Oakwood, III., housewife. Marguerife Sadler IMrs. Ted Saundersl, Danville, Ill., waifress. Howard Johnson, Sidney, III., minisfer. Mary Williams, Danville, III. Imarriedl. Orrie Dixon, Army. Velva Gillen IMrs. Gerald Palmerl, Danville, III., R, R. I, housewife. Margaref Davis lMrs. Marion Wrighfl, Fifhian, Ill., housewife. Lowell Osborne, 3I2 Robinson Sf., Danville, lll., miner. Efhel Scoff IMrs. Harold Rayl, Fifhian, III., housewife. Homer Pichon, Danville, III., R. R. I, miner. Hazel Liggeff, Sf. Elizabefh Hospifal, Danville, Ill., nurse. Walfer Macy, Fifhian, Ill., af home. Rufh Pichon, Danville, Ill., R. R. I, sfenographer. Waveadell Davis, Peoria, Ill., sfenographer. Ernesf Davis, Pofomac, III., af home. Dorofhy Seymour lMrs. Leland Cannonl, Oakwood, Ill., housewife. Wilma Sfine lMrs. Walfer Deckl, 3O3lf2 Edwards Sf., Danville, III., housewife. Glen Sperry, Fifhian, III., af home. Owen Gufferridge, Danville, R. R. I, af home. Wilma Clem IMrs. Vernice Davisl, Peoria, III., housewife. Mildred Kilbourne, Danville, III., R. R. I, af home. Chesfer Royer. Galesburg, III., miner. Fay Reeves, Danville, Ill., R. R. I, af home. Helen Graham lMrs. Earl Hunfl, Oakwood, Ill., housewife. Harold Ray, Fifhian, III., farmer. Rufh Wonderlin IMrs. George Deckerl, Fifhian, lll., housewife. AGOILH, of 1938 Edward Gilliland, Danville, lll., Hegeler Zinc Co. Roberf McAlis'rer, Charlesfon, lll., sfudent CLASS OF l936 Louise Alberf lMrs. Roberl Pennerl, Danville, Ill., housewife. Earl Banlz, Champaign, lll., srudent Alice Bock, Danville, lll., al home. Franklin Benfon, Danville, lll., R. R. 6, farmer. Eslher Brofhers, Charleslon, lll., sludent Donald Cox, 6lI W. Elm St, Urbana, lll., sludent Josephine Dysert Charleslon, lll., sfudent Joseph William Cain, Muncie, III., a+ home. James Myers, Muncie, lll., clerk. David Cole, Muncie, lll., al home. Helen Burke lMrs. Russel Marshl, Oakwood, Ill., housewife. Clifford Cronkhife, Danville, lll., a+ home. Carmel Carfer, Danville, lll., R. R. I, al home. Gerald Cunningham, Danville, lll., R. R. 4, al home. Mary Ru'rh Clapp, Muncie, III., a+ home. James Davis, Muncie, lll., af home. Ru+h Condon, Charles+on, Ill., sludent Don Duke, Fifhian, lll., farmer. Eva Cox lMrs. Roy Williamsl, Danville, lll., housewife. Raymond Duke, Filhian, lll., al home. Meredilh Crawford lMrs. Harold Jenkinsl, Fairmount Ill., housewile. Roberf Fagaly, IOO7 S. Fihh St, Champaign, Ill., siudent Ardyfh Dobbles, St Elizabefh Hospilal, Danville, III., nurse. Audrey Dobbles, Charleslon, III., sfudent Gale Gosseft Muncie, lll., C. 81 E. I. employee. Lillian Fahey, Kankakee. lll., lelephone operalor. William Grimes, Muncie, lll., af home. Roberfa Green, Peoria, lll., secrelary. Orville Gulierridge, Oakwood, lll., farmer. Halma Harden lMrs. Roy Sfallingsl, Fifhian, lll., housewife. Gene Hart Champaign, Ill., sfudent Wilma Johnson, Fiihian, III., af home. Russel Hendrickson, Oakwood, lll., al home. Winifred Mayhew, Danville, lll., 'rypist Henry Leroy, Danville, lll., R. R. I, loulrcher. Dorofhy Michael, Pemloerron Hall, Charleslon, lll., sfudent James Mason, Oakwood, lll., al' home. Marian Ray, Muncie, Ill., a+ home. Cloyd McFarland, Penfield, lll., a+ home. Freida Reeder lMrs. Freida Tracyl, Fairmount lll., housewife. Merle Miller, Danville, Ill., Hegler Zinc Co. employee. Wanda Sadler lMrs. George Van Zandfl, Danville, lll., R. R. I, housewife. Chesler Peugh, Oakwood, III., lruck driver. Bonnie Sfipp, Olivet III., siudent Wilbur Royer, bookkeeper, Swifl 84 Co., Chicago, lll., Winlress Thompson, Danville, III., manager loeaulry shop. Harvey Schneider, Muncie, lll., R. R. l, Truck driver. Eileen Van Allen, Muncie, lll., al' home. Virgil Smilh, Oakwood, lll., a+ home. Wilda Van Allen, Muncie, lll., beauly school sludent William Slruebe, Tillon, lll., seclion hand. Wilma Wilson, Oakwood, lll., beauly operaior. George Van Zandt Danville, lll., R. R. I, Truck driver and farmer. fffw ffcofm of 1938 Nevada Wol+e, Fairmoun+, lll., housekeeper. Rober+ Wal+ers, Fairmoun+, lll., a+ home. Wilma Womacks, Fi+hian, III., housekeeper. Carlile Wa+kins, Peoria, Ill.. s+uden+. Reba Wrigh+, ZI9 E. Keasey S+., Sou+h Bend, lnd., clerk. CLASS OF I937 Donald Blue, Fi+hian, lll., a+ home. i Margare+ Gillen lMrs. Lloyd Lewisl, 414 N. Jackson S+., Danville, lll., housekeeper. John Hume, Muncie, lll., a+ home. Claude Briclgman, Oakwood, Ill., a+ home. l-larold Downing, Muncie, Ill.. +ruck driver. Vivian Giacone, Oakwood, lll., a+ home. Barbara Cas+eel, 8I8 N. Walnu+ S+., Danville, lll., wai+ress. Glenn Duke, Oakwood, lll., a+ home. James Ervin, +raveling salesman. Lavern Carpen+er, Universi+y of Indiana s+uden+. Anna Mae Green, Fi+hian, lll., housekeeper. Lois Huckin, Fi+hian, lll., a+ home. Wilma Cronkhi+e, Oakwood, lll., a+ home. Jacob Gu++erridge, Danville, R. R. I, iani+or. Ralph l-lohnson, Muncie, Ill.. a+ home. Rosalia McAlis+er, Fi+hian, III., a+ home. Vernon Jones, Danville, Ill., bellhop, Greer-Lincoln. Clyde Palmer, 4IO Vance Lane, Danville, lll., miner. Earl Macy, Muncie, lll., bellhop, Wol+ord Ho+el. Geneva l-lun+, Fos+er, lnd., s+uden+. l-larrie+ Pichon, Danville, III., R. R. I, a+ home. Evere++ Peugh, Oakwood, lll. ' Jack Lamber+, Champaign, III., s+uden+. Ora Rich+er, Muncie, lll., a+ home. Lois Middle+on, IOOI Oakwood Ave., Danville, lll., a+ home. Reed Lewis, Muncie, lll., +ruck driver. Doro+hy Rich+er, Fi+hian, Ill., a+ home. Henry Fourez, Muncie, lll., R. R. I, miner. Ru+h Lee, Danville, III., R. R. I, a+ home. James Rouse, Oakwood, lll., clerk. Charles Reed, Oakwood, lll., assis+an+ mor+ician. Mary Rose, Danville, III., R. R. I, creamery employee. Delber+ S+rong, Fi+hian, lll., clerk. Juani+a Sperry lMrs. Ralph l-lun+erl, Fi+hian, lll., housewife. Verne Saul+s, Oakwood, lll., a+ home. Louise Shipman lMrs. Wal+er Lang+ordl, 660 Roscoe S+., Chicago, III., housewife. James Tha+cher, C. C. C. Wal+er Sco++, I224 Palm Lane Ave., Phoenix, Arizona, delivery boy. Rober+ Taylor, Danville, lll., clerk. Margare+ Williams ldeceasedl. Be++y Sco++, Oakwood, III., housekeeper. Frances Sims lMrs. Merle Millerl, Danville, lll., R. R. I, housewife. Eugene Wilson, Oakwood, lll., +ruck driver. Norman S+. John, Oakwood, lll., barber. Louis Tellier, Normal, III., s+uden+. Nellie Wonderlin, Hillery, lll., a+ home. ffm :foam E og 7938 THE ACORN ADVERTISERS WiII1ou+ 'rI1e supporf of The 'IoIIowing adverfisers, +Iwe pubIicaI'ion of Ihis book would be impossIbIe. Lef us supporf Hwem. C. SMITH JOHNSON'S DRUG STORE OAKWOOD COAL CO. RALPH MCMORRIS RALPH REEVES S. B. WALTON DANVILLE MONUMENT CO. BLAN KEN BERG PHOTOGRAPHERS TOM HOLDEN HOWARD-MARTIN TIRE CO. MACK ST. JOHN 8: SON BARBER SHOP WOODBURY DRUG STORE YEOMANS 84 SHEDD HDWE. CO. EMERSON JENKINS GRAB-IT-HERE THOS. CON RON HDWEJCO. JAMES L. FAHEY OVERSTREETS MASON 81 TRENT CROMWELLS STORE CLEVE ALEXANDER GRITTEN HDWE. CO. DODSON SEED STORE C. A. PATTERSON CRAWFORD COAL CO. O. E. LONGSTRETH ED. HARDEN INTERSTATE PRINTING CO. STATE BANK OF OAKWOOD F. C. MORGAN COAL CO. M. E. DUNN J. T. VAN TRIMBLE F. C. TERRY J. CAWTHON BRIDGMAN GARAGE RALPH HUNTER CHAS. E. HEFLIN PERCY VINSON BILL SAULTS FORD BANTZ W. S. FAGALY HUNTER LUMBER 84 COAL CO. CARSON-PAYSON DRUG CO. TAYLOR BROS. COCA COLA CO. BILL MEADE UTTERBACK-BROWN BUSINESS COLL CY PLOTNER DICK'S TAVERN HORNER AUTO SERVICE HOLLIS HOWARD 81 SON BEN CARSONS DRUG STORE NEFF'S STORE F. W. OAKWOOD W. C. CRONKHITE BENJAMIN TEMPLE OF MUSIC LEINS RESTAURANT E. ANDREWS 81 T. ACREE BAUM PACKING CO. DANVILLE STOCKYARDS W. D. ROGERS J. C. MULLINS YEAZEL CANDY CO. fha flc0fz,n ss s as so so UK 7938 N Y' 'T' 7 L, ,W 'WA' W lf' T ' '7 ',,,,, I EAT AND DRINK AT TOURIST TARRY c. SMITH, PROP. One-Fourfli Mile Easf of Muncie On Roule IO You Receive Wlial You Ask for A+ .... JOHNSON'S DRUG STORE I8 Easl Main S+ree'r Danville, Illinois Iickel Taker al flue Ilwealrez I-Iow old is your lilrlrle sisIer?' Aileen: Eleven. Iickel Iaker: I-low old are you, young lady? Lois: Eleven, Tickel Iaker: Well, lady, I'II lel lier in Ilwis Iinne, bul when slie grows up sI1e'II eillier be a liar or a giant OAKWOOD ILLINOIS C HE VR 0LE T UAK WO0D Sales and C 0 A L Service C 0' DEALERS OF . CHEVROLETS Americas Favorile Car I O RALPH Mcrvioiws Shaker Screened Coal Good Service and Good Coal ' DEALER P 2I8I I-IOINIE AT I:iIl'1ian, Illinois The :4c0fI,n .Cc of f 938 The Ewan Printing and Binding by Interstate Printing Company Mantua - 794,L6IZmhefL4, - Bmdma, l9 North Jackson Street Danville, Illinois Phone I9 Capital 325,000 Surplus i13I,7O0 STATE BANK 0F 0AKWO0D oAI4wooD, ILLINOIS GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Deposits Insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Washington, D. C. Maximum lnsurance tor Each Depositor 55,000.00 President, J. SMlTl-l MASON Vice President, J. M. VAN ALLEN Casliier, C. C. ANDREWS Mr. Ross: Wl1o's boss at your house? Mr. Newtson: Well, my wite and l share the iolo. Slie bosses the clwildren and me. l attend to the gold tislI. Visitor: How old are you, Lawrence? Lawrence Maiercin: l'm just at the awkward age. Visitor: Really? And wtvat do you call tl'Ie awlcward age? Lawrence: 'lm too old to cry and too young to swear. fha Jic0fLnE.. C -.-,c.---H,. fvf f 938 F. C. Morgan Coal Co. M E SHIPPERS FUEL CORP. ' ' Agenfs SERVICE STATION Sfandard Oil Producls Trimbles Service Station Quaker Sfafe MO+Or Oil PHILLIP'S 66 PRODUCTS Complere Line of Tires 8c Bafferies Oakwood' llllnols Phone 2:51 Fifhian, Illinois F. C. Terry,S Grocery Bud Graham: Do you rhinlc Thai' you Gas-Oils-Groceries-Fresh Meafs can pay me Wllal llm Worllnn Tobacco-Candy--Cold Drinks Employer: I can do even beifer. I'll 2 Miles Wes? of Danville Roule IO Slarl you Cul Wllll 6 Salary' Charlorre Pichon: Bob's a second sfory man. Garnelf SCOH: ls lhaf righ+? Charlofle: Yes, his firsf sfory never fools me. Dorofhy Liggerlz My aunf chinned Jrhe bar 20 Times. Maxine McAlis+er: Nonsense! Ten limes. Dorolhy: I said 20 because she has a double chin. Office Mgr.: Before we can engage you, you will have +0 'rake an infelligence 'res+. Lucille Mendenhall: Hlnlelligence fesl? Why The ad said you wanrecl a sfenographerf' CAXXXTI-ION Chennai iiorrw PHONE NO. 2271 AMBULANCE SERVICE 7164 Jicomn L L L of 1938 DANVILLE TYPEVVRITEH BARBER SHOP LUMPANY Woodsloclc ancl Corona Ralph Reeves Agency We Repair and Overhaul All Makes PERFECT CLEANERS Special Rales on Renlals S. B. WALTON, Prop. Eilhian, lllinois I5 E. Harrison Main 2536 S. B. LONGSTRETI-l C. J. OAKWOOD E. E. DUNCAN Vlfe Worlc for Those Who Love and Remember UANVILLE MUNUMENT CO. AT GATE OF SPRINGHILL CEMETERY Phone 3256 ZIO Easl English Slreel Danville, lllinois H45 YEARS ACORN PHOTOGRAPHS by BLANKENBERG .Photographers KANKAKEE, ILL. School Pholographs a Specially :me Aww SSSS LSD Dog 1933 . 5 WIDE-AWAKE FOOD Howard-Martin Tire Co. MARKET MOTOR REBUILDING-AUTO PARTS Fresh Meals, Fruils and Vegefables PHONE ,049 Phone Melliiiilleryl 208 Wesl Main Sf. Danville, III. Mack 8z Son Barber Shop WOODBURY DRUG CO. PI-IARMACISTS TO TI-IE MEDICAL TWO BARBERS PROFESSION k d , I4 Wesl' Main Sfreef Phones I55-I5b O6 WOO I l 'WS DANVILLE, ILLINOIS Complimenfs Of EMERSON JENKINS Yeomans 81 Shedd Hdwe- C0 SHOE, HARNESS AND FURNITURE SCIOMNE 3g REPAIRING 28-30 . ein Ireel DANVILLE, ILLINOIS FITHIAN- ILUNOIS Compliments ol GRAB-IT-HERE STORES Where Ma Saves Pa's Dough Reva Snyder: Why does a red-headed woman always marry a meelc man? Lois Soloman: She cloeSn'+. They jusl gel fha? way. Miss Williams: Wha+ was Ihe 'Sfar of Ihe WesI in I8607 Leoia Cook: Mae WeSI'. THUS. CONRON HDWE. C0. SELLERS OF GOOD GOODS DANVILLE, ILLINOIS II6-I2O Easf Main S'rree+ Telephone 70-7I flfhe, flaomn AA E .... --.swag 1938 The Blue Room Unusual DINE AND DANCE DRUGS GOOD EATS FOUNTAIN SERVICE JAMES L. FAI-IEY I Telephone ZI I I Oakwood, Illinois In I.aIin Class Miss Bullock asked Ellen Palmer: Will you 'rranslale 'Rex IugiI'? Alfer a Iime she said: The king flees. Miss Bullock: BuI in whal olher lense can Ihe verb 'fuqif' be found? Ellen: Perfect Miss Bullock: I-low do you Iranslaie if +hen? Ellen: I cIon'I know. Miss Bullock: Why, puf a 'has' in il. Ellen: The king has flees. 0 OVER TREET' Q JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS AT A NEW LOCATION I I7 Norlh Vermilion S+reeI Danville ' ' - Illinois fffle 1fc0lLn. L E . L of 1938 Mason and Trent Bros. HARDWARE . . LUMBER PAINT . . GLASS . . TILE PHONE 2131 Building Maferial of All Kinds Oakwood ----- Illinois CromweII's Store GENERAL MERCHANDISE Everybody! Dollar Has +l1e Same Value Qualify-Service-I-I onesfy Qualify Merchandise al' Lowesf Prices PHONE 2l9l FITHIAN, ILLINOIS IT PAYS TO PLAY EXCLUSIVE SPORTING GOODS STORE CLOTHING and EOUIPMENT for EVERY GAME If I+'s From Alexandefs I+ Is Dependable HONOR SWEATERS OUR SPECIALTY SPORTING GOODS ' 0 I 1 fl III Norili Vermilion Slreei, Danville, Illinois ffm Ecolann -ii ssss E . EEEs--ssss To eg. I 1938 GRITTEN HARDWARE COMPANY FITI-IIAN, ILLINOIS SELLERS OF THE BEST Home Appliances McCormick Deering Farm Machines Sales and Service PHONE 2171 Field, Garden and Grass Seeds Planis and Feriiiizers Garden Tools Pouliry Supplies Pei Food Spraying Machines Spray IvIa'reriaI IIUDSUNQS SEED STUBE I24 Wesi Main Sireei DanviIIe, IIIinois Fredamae Whifez Did you ever hear how 'the Ieiier-carrier spenf his honey- moon? Leoia Cook: ThaI's easy, he spe-ni if walking The s+reeI. Fredamae: Wrong. I-Ie sfayed home and played posi-office wi+h his bride. fffw ffcofzno ,L L, s A A+0f 1938 1, ' CRYSTAL SPRINGS PARK A Good Place +o Picnic and Plenly of Tables Cabins for Overnighl or Week-end Oufings ROLLER SKATING MOVING PICTURES Service Sfalion-Lunch Pure, I-Ieallhful, Approved Mineral Wafer C. A. PATTERSON, PROP. One Mile Easl and One-half Mile Soulh of Oakwood FOR GOOD COAL CRAWFORD COAL CO. We Treaf You Righ+ On Roule IO Telephone 2603 Oakwood, Illinois O. E. LONGSTRETH Fire and Au+o Insurance No+ary Public Oakwood, Illinois Phone 287l Mrs. Dinsmore: I-lere's a riddle: 'Whal makes my life so miserable'? Mr. Dinsmore: You've gol me. Mrs. Dinsmore: You're righI! V-8 V-8 ED. IIA BDEN DEALERS IN V-8 CARS AND TRUCKS The Qualify Car of Ihe Low-Price Field Square Dealing and Excellem' Service Brings Public Confidence Twenly-four Years a Ford Dealer in The Same Place Genuine Ford Parfs Used DEMONSTRATIONS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE Telephone 226l Fifhian, Illinois HARRY L. WHITE, SALES MANAGER ffm Jfcolma D og 7938 fffae Clanton-72a Mm, Clam cm fi' Sl' ISINCE :assi PLUMBING and HEATING PIPES-FITTING-VALVES Carried in Sfock 6l6 Jackson Slreel Danville, Illinois Phone 30 Taylor Bros. OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC - LA SALLE Dealers 34 Years on Soulh Hazel Slreel Danville, lllinois Phone 4024 2 PAUSE AND REFRESH IIRLNII 1 YOURSELF in bottles Dorolhy lvlclvlorris: l+'s louqh when you have lo pay 40 ce-nls a pound lor rnea+. Bulcher: Yes, buf il's a lol lougher when you only pay I0 cenls a pound. Miss -Deland: Why rnusl you always lceep your houses near and clean? Leone Liggelfz Because company may drop in any minulef' fffze flcofmu of 1938 ffm Complete Zood l7'LaJz,6 W. D. Rogers I-I. M. Rogers C. E. IDOCI Trimble Paul Blackwell John Blackwell James Rouse Roberl Mason Clerk in a Ioulcher shop: Wha+ may I do for you, Miss? Mary Foley: I believe I'll Iry some of 'rhal Irack meel lhaf everyone is 'ralking aboulr Jrhis spring. Max Myers: I.e+'s our classes and lake in a movie. I have The car. Bill Fagaly: Can'l do il, old man, I need Ihe sleep. Meacle Beauky Shop MEZZANINE FLOOR-HOTEL WOLFORD PERMANENTS 83.50 up Complele TELEPHONE 2842 Zittewaek-Rauma Rasmus CZoZZege Courses in GREGG SHORTHAND--TYPING-SOCIAL SECURITY CIVIL SERVICE-WALTON ACCOUNTING Summer and Fall Terms Dale Building Phone 722 Danville, Illinois fha Jicoh.nD- GK 7 93 8 COMPLIMENTS OF Q.. Z. yeagef Candy. 30rn49c1.n,g. WHOLESALE CQNEECTIONEEY 5I2 Wesl Harrison Sheer Danville, Illinois BRIDGMAN HUNTER'S CAFE SERVICE STATION FOUNTAIN SERVICE GROCERIES ' sooTHs - Dawes Tires T Balreries --- Luloricalion Curb Service O Oakwood Illinois Ralph 81 Juanila Filhian, Ill. Phone 2231 Tel. 2I3I EXPERT REPAIRING DIAMOND MOUNTING CHAS. E. HEFLIN Successor Io RAY A. STONE Jeweler IO3 N. Vermilion Slrreel Danville, Illinois All work is clone in our shop. ILoweII Macy al a leclurel. Lecrurer: I speak Jrhe language of wild animals. Lowell: NexJr 'rime you see a skunk, ask him wha+'s Ihe big idea. Mr. Ross: You oughl +o brace up ancl show your wife who's boss. Mr. Congram: No use. She already knows. ffm Jic0fz,f'LLL,As .-.. A A A, AAAAAA LAA?- Ai -115 1938 Q i- Ti A L Ommen S O SAULTS GARAGE Percy Vinson Barber Shop Repairing Work-Tires-Barleries THREE GOOD BARBER5 Oakwood, Illinois Tel. 28Ol 28 Souflw Hazel S+. Danville, lll. On Roulre IO WE APPRECIATE ALL NEW AND OLD BUSINESS STANDARD OIL PHONE 2l8I FORD BANTZ, Ageni Firkiian, Illinois S+ill working for ilie same people? asked a friend. Bill answered: Yes, a wife and a baby. Miss Youmans: Jack, wliai is a synonym? Jack Van Zandlz Tkia+'s a word you use when you can'+ spell 'rlie o+lier. Jr. Grimes: Wl1ai sliall l do for wafer on rlne knee? Mr. Ross: Wear pumps. HUNTER LUMBER 8c COHL CO. Yards ar OGDEN, ROYAL AND FITHIAN, ILL. HARDWARE .. FENCE .. SALT .. COAL .. TILE W. HZ. Zagafy, GENERAL MERCHANDISE EveryTlf1ing Good +o Ear OAKWOOD, lLLlNOlS Qualify and Service TELEPHONE 2l6l fffle Realm, adooau do oo of 1938 EAT AND DRINK AT MILLIE'S TAVERN WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE' On Rouie IO Oalcwood, illinois Cy Plolner, Mgr. Iviary Jane, Assl. . . y Hornor Aut0'Electr1c Service DICKHS TAVERN Specializing in Magnelo and Radio Repairing EAT AND DRINK HARRY H. HORNOR, Prop. . Tel. 7OI 209 W. Ivlain Si. DANVILLE, lLLlNois Muncie, Illinois VERMILION SERVICE COMPANY Horus Howfuzo a sou, Aewr Aladdin Gas Penn Bond Moior Oil Radianl Kerosene Blue Seal 84 Greases Iracior Fuel T40 Soy Oil Painls Furnace Fuels Hollis Howard Tel. ZOI6 Tel. 2657 Oalcwood, Illinois Geo. Howard Ben CZaM,0n'4, Qfmg, .ftoae PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS Zeiss Cameras-Kodaks-Leica Cameras Bell Sz Howell Movie Cameras 9I2 Norili Vermilion SI. Danville, Illinois Wl1ere you can drive in ' NEFF,S STORE F. W. OAKWOOD DAIRY PRODUCTS Oalcwood, Illinois GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone 279i We appreciale your I .H pa COAL AND ICE NEWTOWN, ILLINOIS W' C' CRONIFHITE Oakwood, Illinois Phone 2692 Tel- 288' ffm flcofm aaa I I assessor is e seams D egg 1938 Benjamin Temple 0f Music Leins eals a+ his own res+auran+ 104 Wen Main Sfreef Leins Restaurant Danville, Illinois I I8 W. Main S+. Roule IO ELWIN ANDREWS THOMAS ACREE Phone l38I Jfncbzewa ci Jfwee Wall Paper and Paint 2I Wesl Main Slreel Danville, Illinois J- C- IVIUI-I-INS BAUM PACKING CO. A Good Merkel' for Your Live Sfoclc Aulamobile Repairing of All Kinds ASI for Our Producfs G+ your F ' F d lvl lc While Rose Gas 81 Enarco lvlolor Gil Home OO ar el Tires, Tubes and Accessories DANVILLE, ILLINOIS Qcnnuille betock yalzdzi, DANVILLE, ILLINOIS PHONE 7I0 W. C. Slarlcey, Manager Seclion S+. al Big 4 R. R. Fred Balbaclc: TI'wis march cIon'+ wanna life. Marion Wolfe: WI'ia+'s lhe rnalier willi il? Fred: I dunno. If lil awriglwl a rninule ago. , i 2 , ? . a 1 . 5 . . 2 . 1 I , 4 'Q 2

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