Ogden High School - Maroon Yearbook (Ogden, IL)

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Maroon Mirror 'Staff At the beginning of the year. it was decided to have the entire school rep- resented on the staff of the school paper rather than just the juniors and seniors as previously done. A paper was passed among the students and those inter- ested in being on the staff signed their names. At the first meeting of the staff, the staff members were elected. Helen Bluhm was chosen as editor-in-chief and Danny Freeman as her assistant. The editor and her assistant made assignments to each member of the staff and the publishing of the Maroon Mirror began. The staff met on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of the first week of each month in order to put the paper out on the second Friday of the month. Sponsored by Miss Gioannini and Miss Nicoson, the staff included the fol- lowing: EditorQHelen Bluhm: Assistant Editor-Danny Freeman: Art- Elvin Mauk, Dorothy Stein, Robert Behrens, Press-Elvin Osterbur, Carl Car- ter, Herbert Bluhm: Feature-Bertie Bradley, Betty Eyestone: Sports-Forrest Danner, Glen Busboom: Proof lrene Aden, Eilene Robbins, Wilma Jacobs: Joke-John Osterbur, Martha Frerichs: F. H. A.-Loraine Meier: F. F. A.- Elvin Osterbur: Typists-Dorothy Stein, Betty Eyestone, Helen Hayn, Wilma Jacobs, Glen Busboom, Elvin Osterbur. and thirteen reporters. Sealed-Helen Hayn, Wilma Jacobs, Helen Bluhm. Dorothy Stein, Glen Busboom and Forrest Danner. Standing, second row-Bertie Bradley. Betty Eyestone, Miss Wanda Nicoson. Robert Behrens, Herbert Bluhm, Carl Carter, Elvin Osterbur. Danny Freeman, Martha Frerichs, Elvin Mauk. John Osterbur. Robert Sattler, Miss Annette Gioannini. Irene Aden, and Eilene Robbins. Top row-Loraine Meier, Margaret Lientz, Vivian Jacobs. Jean Fry, Lois Boyd, Rose Ellen Lane, Richie Esworthy, David Plotner, Mary Danner, Verna Duitsman, Joy Peters, Billy Fiscus, and Mervin Aden. 28 The 1947 Maroon

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Hrs! row-Helen Bluhm, Donald Jacobs, Irene Aden, Robert Meyer. Second rote'-June Bradley, Richard Esworthy. Betty Fyestone, Danny Freeman. NVilma Jacobs. Carl Carter, Cienevra Miller. Richard Yeats, Third row-Vivian Jacobs. Mervin Aden, William Steffey, David Plotner, Herbert Bluhm. Gwendolyn Hiser. Bill Meade, Verna Duitsman. Mary l.ou Habben, accompanist, and Mrs. Band Mrs. John Waldrip directed the band for one month and then resigned. with Mrs. Alyce Christ taking her place. Many of the students started as beginners this year and are now playing in the band. The band played at all home basketball games, marching out and playing while standing in formation. lt played at the junior and senior plays, for the Christmas Cantata, and graduation. On April 25, the band attended the Champaign County Music Festival at Champaign Junior High School. Some of the selections played were Fm- braceable You, The Waltz King, and 'il Hear America Singing. Members of the band and instruments played are as follows: Carl Carter -bass: Betty Eyestone, Helen Bluhm, Donald Jacobs, Vivian Jacobs, Richard Esworthy, William Steffey, and June Bradley-clarinet: Danny Freeman and Wilma Jacobs-saxophone: lrene Aden, Robert Meyer, Robert Behrens, Mil- dred Cironewold, Richard Yeats, and Genevra Miller'-cornet: Herbert Bluhm and David Plotner-trombone: Gwendolyn Hiser-bass drum: Bill Meadef snare drum. Robert Meyer played a cornet solo, A Merry American Christmas, and Danny Freeman played a saxophone solo, All Aboard for Santa Claus, for the Christmas program. Mary Lou Habben accompanied the band the first semester and played solos for several different occasions. Betty Eyestone and Marilyn Huls were the accompanists during the second semester. The band sold stationery to make money in order to buy band letters. Alyce Christ. director. The 1947 Maroon 27

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Left to right-Miss Gioannini, director: Bertie Bradley, John Osterbur, Carl Carter, Elvin Osterbur, Clarence Osterbur, Wilma Jacobs, Helen Hayn, Herbert Osterbur, Glen Busboom. Danny Freeman, Betty Eyestone, and Dorothy Stein. Senior Play The senior class play of l947, Hillbilly Courtship, was presented March 28. The scene of the play was somewhere in the Ozarks Where Widow Peppin and deaf old Pappy Stilsby are carrying on a mountain feud. To make matters worse, Pappy's son, Luke, and Ma Peppin's daughter, Emmy, were deeply in love. In simpler words, the old folks were feudin', while the young folks were spooninf While all this went on the Triffet sisters came home and brought their manager, Sol Silverstein, with them, in the quest of more hillbilly talent for his radio station. Ma Peppin immediately jumped to the conclusion that Mr. Silverstein was the man sent out by the Matrimonial Bureau to become her husband. How Mr. Silverstein found his way out of this embarrassing situation and how the problems of the others were solved finally brought the comedy to a hilarious conclusion. Cast of Characters Luke Stilsby.. .... .. ...Glen Busboom Sol Silverstein .,.. .,,.... . .Carl Carter Emmy pcppin H I Dorothy Stein Louis Cattaro . .... ...... D anny Freeman Pappy Stilsby ....,, .... ..... J o hn E. Osterbur Ma Peppin .. . Lulu Triffet .... Seedie Trifiet ....... Wash .lecldo .. The 1947 Maroon ., .. Bertie Bradley ,......Wilma Jacobs ,.........Helen Hayn Elvin Osterbur Bridget O'Flannigan ..,........,.,. Betty Eyestone Reverend Boswell., ..... .. Herbert Osterbur Stage Manager ......... ...., Director... . Miss Clarence Osterbur Annette Gioannini 29