Ottawa Township High School - Senior Yearbook (Ottawa, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1952 volume:

1 + 'W . ' 5 , ' A P - Y , :fr ' . f A -4. .. ,-41 X N :V ,I , Z f4. VkF ', . ' .J yy K . W, , K. A T' -I -ia f f ,, .- - KA M. I A-I Hx ' , 1 f . . L, , ,J , . M 'J 1 1,1 ,q '. 1 , 4 . , LQ, W ' M5395 , 14' X ki - fx-if ' ,W . :gf , f 1 .N 1 -. 44- , 1 X 'I , w I L L ' K fi? . W , X K 'Q ,, y -A u ' VIRGINIA HALLIGAN Editor-in-Chief Fditor-in-Chief VIRGINIA HALLIGAN Business Manager JANE ALICE RICKNER Staff M embers JOAN SANDERS SUE GLADFELTER Adviser ROBERT BURNS Faculty Consultants MARGUERITE HEMPEN MERLE BURKE Presenting the School to You on Channel SZ Focusing the camera on the OHS scene for another successful year of production was the 1952 Senior staff. Script writer, talent scout, cameraman, engineer and gen- eral technician comprised the duties of Virginia and Jane Alice, Who made production room 607 their second home during the long hours of planning, picture mounting and writing. Assisted by Robert Burns, sponsor, and a goodly number of interested seniors, the top executives present this panorama of school events. They sincerely hope that readers will cherish this Volume as a memo of happy days in and around the school. Staff Art JOYCE LYN HITTER MARTHA TIMMONS RICHARD ERICKSON Sports Photographer WALTER MUMPER Darkroom Technicians MARVIN STONE C opy Writers WAYNE GAGE GEORGE VAN SCHOICK NANCY VVARREN BONNIE MELAHN JO-ANNE SUTCLIFFE ANITA ANDERSON LEONA GAGLIARDO CHARLES HILDEBRAND BOB GOOT JOE LENAC JANE ALICE RICKNER Business Manager Still Life Z QAM N i u Exercising Our Right to Vote In this year's election for officers of the four classes, voting booths were set up in the Kingman gym lobby. Students registered according to their classes and home rooms. A percentage of students Voting was then calculated by the class advisers. 4 xx.-XJf,355.,f7f7 Z,ff7f'?,4 6'Z,PfLCQfZ2 Cjvjfxzuj ,, 7 Xf 'f T? . fx , , 1 f NN XY sg As you leave high school, you are going into a world filled with opportunities beyond the realm of imagination. Of course there are those who look upon our time with a pessimistic and cynical attitudeg in the development of science, they see nothing but destruction, in the shrinking of our world they see only increased friction and strife. In reality, however, you are stepping into a world in which science has opened frontiers greater than man has ever known before. Air transport and instantaneous communication has brought every man on the face of the earth within easy reach of his fellows. There are actually greater physical frontiers opening today than opened when America moved across the plains of the West. If you are alert to the prospects of the future, if you are willing to work to harness the tools which science is making available, if you are willing to continue to study in order better to understand your fellow men - then you are surely going to reap the harvest of America's golden age - the scientific, the atomic age. We who have worked with you wish you well and sincerely hope that you will look back upon OHS with gratitude for the fine foundation you received in high school. The thousands of graduates who have gone before you have ma de graduation from your high school something to be proud of. As you move forward to make your mark in life, we hope that your loyalty to OHS will 1'91T13lH SU'01'1g and that YOU Will, Wllen occasion allows, return to visit your friends. Good luck. gag!! DIRECTORS OF OUR PROGRAMS Board of Education Top executives in the OHS radio and TV show are members of the board of education, shown above left to right: Principal lVlacRae Shannon, Dr. Clifford T. Carter, Mr. Daniel H. Riordan, Mr. F. A. Peterson, Mr. Ernest H. Pool, and Dr. H. W. Hessling, recently elected president of the board. These men have worked many hard hours to keep the OHS show on the air. Working a total of 52 years, these men possess individual service records as follows: Mr. Pool, 175 Mr. Peterson, 15g Mr. Riordan, 135 Dr. Hessling, 63 and Dr. Carter, 1. Sound business management and friendly relations with the OHS cast have characterized the work of this board. Through the members' efforts, the show has gained the attention of many educators in Illinois who regard Ottawa as representative of the best in educational production. 6 .,,, i , . I X' - 1. PRODUCTION ENGINEERS Oilice Smoothing out the static in the daily program at OHS are six able engineers. In the upper left corner, Miss Oledine Wood, registrar, checks her records of OHS students. Keeping the accounts of this broadcasting station is financial secretary, Mrs. Joanne McLachlan, upper right. Shown at the lower left are Mrs. Marian Pike, secretary to Mr. Shan- nong Mr. Paul Wood, who could produce a soap opera with all the excuses he hears from tardy studentsg and Marge Moore, a '51 grad, general sec- retary. Mr. M. J. O'Connell, attendance ofhcer, at the lower right, grins know- ingly as the mother ol' a top-rate performer explains his absence. 7 4- Y avg Q, all ,t M f iii 31 sl Left to ristht: Mrs. Ida Hazcnbach, Mrs. Francis Streul, Miss Alvis Martin, Mrs. Mayme Flamm, and MTS- Marfzaret Graham. Top: Cooks keep OHS performers happy. IN MEMORIAM Word of Mrs. Flamm's death, May 9, 1952, brought a note of sadness to the school. OHS will miss this competent servant who devoted 32 years of her life to skillful service in the cafeteria. Bottom: Custodians keep OHS studios spotless. Pictured in the bottom photo, seated, left to right: Mr. James Markey, Mr. M. F. Stevenson, and Mr. Fred Damman: standing left to right: Mr. Chester Eastman, Mr. Mike Katrein, Mr. Camillo Vittone, and Mr. Raymond Krueger. In the right photo is Mr. George Smith. il' s 8 L me QYHYRJQ com. 050i Qi YN 'ite YLOX 539, LQXRQ 90 cv ami 9 wa, Q 95? Vxeclxb OPU B ' cc, M 0995 , x QAX 'v Q1 PSS Y Y cfe:x6e0 S eniors Qu m v Senior News Flash, political battle! Wayne Gleim comes out on top as president of the 1952 Senior Class with Joan Sanders, vice presidentg Caroline Le- Rette, secretary, and Bob Goot, treasurer, as his commentators. When OHS fans turned on their television sets, October 26, Home- coming, they beheld the seniors' portrayal of the Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe . The potluck supper, cap and gown fittings, the Yearbook dance and assembly, and the Senior breakfast and picnic kept the cameramen busy. To support this radio station, the seniors sold Christmas cards, per- sonal cards, popcorn and peanuts. MISS GERTRUDE PFEIL Senior Adviser nn1ll'Ing'lish lnstrllr-1,o1' IIO ANITA ANN ANDERSON Civic Council, 1-2 1 All-school Assem- bly, 2: Biology Club, 2: Latin Club, 23 Pep Squad, 1-2-3-43 Gym Ex- hibit, 1-2-3-4: Drill Squad, 2-3-43 Physical Science Club, 33 Bucca- neer, 33 Dancing Club, 3-4: Year- book, 4: Man Who Married a Dumb Wife . FRANK PAUL ALVARADO HAI., Radio Club, 4: Projectionist Club, 4: Intramurals, 4: Paradise to liutteni Transferred from Gary, Indiana. EUGENE ALSVIG Gene-zo FFA, 1-2-3-4: Officers' Club, 4 Dancing Club, 2-3: Intramurals, Ii Military, 2-3-4. NORMA JEAN BAYER GAA, 1-23 Pep Squad, 13 Gym Ex- hibit, 1-2-3-43 Foreign Correspond- ence Club, 3-4, President, fig Danc- ing Club, 3: FHA, 3. NORMA BEGUTN Left school. 'hi' JODY ANDERSON f.Andy., GAA, 13 Home Ec Club, 2-33 Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: Social Dancing Club, 3-43 Interior Decorating Club, Secretary, 4: Swimming Club, 4: Mystery of Mouldy Manor . RAY ALVARADO Transferred to Froebel High School, Gary, Indiana. JOHN BARRON Johnny Latin Club, 1 3 Biology Club, 23 Drill Squad, 2-3-43 Intramurals, 2-3-43 Physical Science Club, 3-43 Social Dancing Club, 3-4: Junior Assem- bly: Her Majesty, the King . SALLY LOU BEARD Loulie Pep Squad, 1-2: Doctor of Lone- some Folk , 13 GAA, 1-23 Junior Red Cross Representative, 2: Social Dancing Club, 3-4: Junior and Sen- ior Prom Committee: Glee Club, 4: Interior Decorating Club, 4: Mys- tery of Mouldy Manor . KENNETH A. BLAKE 4iKenv: Band, 1-2-3-4, President, 4: Biology Club, 23 Sportsman's Club, 23 Fish- ing Club, 33 Gun Club, 33 Band Board President, 43 Camping and Hiking Club, 4: Intramurals, 43 Scholarship Club, 43 Highwaymen, 3: The Happy Journey . DICK BOHANNON Band, 1-2, Biology Club, 25 Military Review, 2-3: Physical Science Club, 35 Intramurals, 2-3-45 Omcers' Club, 45 Social Dancing Club, 4: Square Dancing Club, 4: The Book of Job . PAUL BROADUS Drill Squad, 2-35 Social Dancing Club, 2-3-4: Intramurals, 2-3-4: In- tramural Night, 2-33 Junior Assem- bly, Physical Science Club, 3 3 Swim- ming Club, 3g Military, 2-3-45 Her Majesty the King . HAROLD EDWARD BROWN Sandy Radio Club, 3: Officers' Club, 3-42 Military Review, 2-3-45 Military, 2-3-41 Drill Squad, 2-3-45 Retailing Club, 4. MARY LOU CALKINS Spanish Club, 2: Pep Squad, 1-2-3- 4: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-45 Drill Squad, 2-3-45 Dancing Club, 35 Girls' Bas- ketball, 2-3-4. PATRICIA ANNE CARR .Tatu Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-45 Red Cross, 15 Civic Council, 13 Art Club, 2-3-4 Secretary, 3, President, 45 Interior Decorating Club, 4. if W, . r i Y -X t 2' tw R511 gi ir f 5 sl ,. ' r .... , .,,,. , Q gif ,W . ag W ,, A A f X la JOSEPH IIRAMEL ncplgn Intramurals, 2-35 Military Review, 2-3: Social Dancing Club, 3: Of- ficers' Club, 45 Military, 2-3-4: FFA, 1-2-3-4, Vice President, 3: Glee Club, 3: Albuquerque Ten Minutes . Left with National Guard, February 18. GERALD R. BROOKMAN Jed Photography Club, lg Spanish Club, 2: Military, 2-3-45 Intramurals, 2-3: Radio Club, 3-45 Fishing Club, 35 Chess Club, 4: Retailing Club, 4: Drill Squad, 3. WILLIAM BRUCK Left school. Q W X WT .if 1 if at ::.i 3 -1.-'2'. 2 ww 12 WILLIAM E. CARLIN Bill Track, 1-2: Square Dancing Club, 1-2-35 Football, 2-35 Military, 3-45 lntramurals, 4. MARILYN CHALUS Pep Squad, 1-2-3-45 Drill Squad, 2-3-45 Home Ec Club, 25 Social Dancing Club, 35 Civic Council, Secretary, 45 Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-45 Junior Class Representative, 3, Girls' Basketball, 4, ROBERT CHAPMAN Football, 1-2-3-43 Track, 1-2-33 Pho- tography, 1-2-3-43 Doctor of Lone- some Folk , 13 Military Review, 2-3-43 Projectionist Club, 43 Man Who Married a Dumb Wife . J OHN COPELAND Spanish Club, 43 Intramurals, 2-3-43 Junior Assembly: Civic Council As- sembly3 Exchange Assembly, 42 Sportsman's Club, 3-43 Drill Squad, 3-43 Man Who Married a Dumb Wife . MARGERY DANNER nlvlargen Band, 1-2-3-43 Music Festival, 2-3-4 3 Junior Representative, 3: Band Board, 3-4, Secretary-Treasurer, 43 Senior Band Director, 4: Gym Ex- hibit, 2-4: Civic Council, 3, Music Appreciation Club, 33 Pep Squad, 33 Interior Decorating Club, President, 4. JEAN DEKREON Pep Squad, 1-2-3-43 Latin Club, 1-2, Treasurer, 23 Civic Council, Vice President, 23 Homecoming Attend- ant, 2: Physical Science Club, 3-4: Girls' Drill Squad, Assistant Drill Master. 3-43 Camping and Hiking Club, 3-4, President, 33 Junior Class Treasurer: Social Dancing Club, 33 Poseidon Club, 33 Some Women Were Talking . RICHARD H. DONNOCKER Dick Spanish Club, 23 Biology Club, 2: Military, 2-3-43 Intramurals, 32 Gun Club, 3: Radio Club, 43 Chess Club, 4: Her Majesty, the King 3 Man Who Married a Dumb Wife . THOMAS R. CLASSON Tum Biology Club, 23 Sportsman's Club 23 Dancing Club, Cl: Fishing Club 33 Officers' Club, 3-43 Military, 2-3- 43 Drill Squad, 3-43 Intramurals 2-Ii-43 Camping and Hiking Club, 4 Mystery of Mouldy Manor . NORA JANE COPPAGE Janie GAA, 1-2-3: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-33 Pep Squad, 2: Biology Club. 2? Lihra1'y Club, 2-3, President, 31 Social Dancing Club, 3: Foreig!! Correspondence Club, 3: Retailing Club, 4: Swimming Club, 4: Inte- rior Decorating Club, 4. WILLIAM DEAN Left school. BARBARA DODD Barb Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: Pep Squad, 1-2-3-4: Junior Red Cross, 22 Ger- man Club, 2-33 Social Dancing Club, 3-43 FHA, 3: Civic Council, 3-41 Bobby Sox Brigade . JANE DQNALSON Janie Civic Council Alternate, 1-2: Latin Club, 1-2, Secretary, 13 Junior Red Cross, 1: Social Dancing Club, 3: Square Dancing Club, 4: Gym Ex- hibit, 1-2-33 Girls' Drill Squad, 2- 3-4: Poseidon Club, 2-3-4, Treasurer, 33 Pep Squad, 1-2-3-4, Vice Presi- dent, 2, President, 4: Farewell Cruel World , 2: Some Women Were Talking . PATRIC K MICHAEL DUFFY npatw Civic Council, 1-2-3-4, Vice Presi- dent, 4: Doctor of Lonesome Folk , 1: Drum Corps, 2-3-4: Sophomore Class President: Tennis, 2-3-4 : Junior Assembly: Physical Science Club, President, 4: Albuquerque Ten Minutes . RICHARD ALLEN ERICKSON ..Dick,, Band, l-2-3: Military. 3-42 Music Appreciation Club, 3: Spanish Club, 3: Buccaneer, 3-4: Mixed Chorus, 3: Cross-Country, 3: Junior Assembly: Military Review, 3-4: Officers' Club, 4: Yearbook, 4: Boys' Swimming Club, 4: Senior Assembly, 4: Intra- mural Night, 4. MARY KATHERINE EWING GAA, 1-2-3: Art Club, 1-2-3: Biol- ogy Club, 2: Spanish Club, 3: Gym Exhibit, 2-3-4: Photography Club, 3 : Foreign Correspondence Club, 3: Sewing Club, 3: Dancing Club, 4: Interior Decorating Club, 4: Dra- matics Club, 2. VVILMA FRANSEN Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: GAA, 1: Re- tailing Club, 4: Mystery of Mouldy Manor . WAYNE CAGE Gates Basketball, 1-2-3 : Football, 4 : Track, 1-2-3-43 Baseball, 3-43 Cross-Coun- try, 3-4: 0 Club, 3-4, President, 4: Buccaneer, 33 Yearbook, 4: Ger- man Club, 4, Secretary, 4: Class Vice President, 23 Drum Corps, 2-3: Military, 4: Intramurals, 2-3-4: Social Dancing Club, 3-4, Secretary, 4: Glee Club, 4: The Book of Job . RICHARD I-IISERT .fuchyn Biology Club, 2: lntramurals, 2-3-4: Social Dancing Club, Il-4: Radio Club, 4: Drum Corps, 2-3-4, Bugle Sergeant, 4: Sportsman's Club, 2: Military Review, 2-3-4: Ofhcers' Club, 4: German Club, 42 Ridicu- lous and Sublime . CLADYS MA RIE EUTIS Boogers Junior Red Cross, 1: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: Dancing Club, 3-4: Home Ec Club, 32 Interior Decorating Club, 4: Physical Science Club, 3: Retailing Club, 4: Yearbook, 4: Latin Club, 2: Pep Squad, 2-3-4. ROY FERGUSON apergui ..Ha,t,ry., Social Dancing Club, 4: Football, 4: Basketball, 1-2-3-43 Track 2-31 Cross-Country, 3: Intramurals, 2-3- 4 5 Military, 2-3-4 : Intramural Night, 3-4: O Club, 3-4: Secretary, 4: Physical Science Club, 4, Vice Pres- ident: Gun Club, 3: I Love You Truly . WILLIAM FULLER Bill Sportsman's Club, 2: Rifle Club, 21 Social Dancing Club, 3: Fishing Club, 3-4: Gun Club, 3: Square Dancing Club, 4: Swimming Club, 4: Bobby Sox Brigade . RENA CALLETTI Pep Squad, 1-2-3-4: Gym Exhibit, 2-3-4: Biology Club, 2: Art Club, 2: GAA, 2: Poseidon Club, 2-3: Camp- ing and Hiking Club, Vice President, 3: Social Dancing Club, 3-43 Square Dancing Club, 4: Albuquerque Ten Minutes . WILLIAM J. CERBER Bill Basketball, I-2-31 Golf, 2-3-43 Mili- tary, 2-3-43 Intramurals, 2-3-45 Sportsman's Club, 23 Intramural Night, 3-41 Drill Squad, 4: Scholar- ship Club, 43 Baseball, 43 O Club, 43 I Love You Truly . COULTAS GIBSON Cokey Football, 1-2-3-43 Basketball, 2-3-41 Track, 1-23 Intramurals, 2-3-43 Spanish Club, 1-23 Treasurer, 2: Physical Science Club, 3-4, Vice President, 33 O Club, 3-4, Treas- urer, 43 Military, 2-3'4Q Her Maj- esty the King . WILLIAM GILLETTE Digger Civic Council, 13 Military, 2-3-4: Officers' Club, 43 Intramural Night, 43 Bobby Sox Brigade . WAYNE GLEIM Military, 2-3-43 Intramurals, 2-3-43 Officers' Club, 3-43 FFA, 1-2-3-4, Vice President, 2, President, 3-43 Drill Squad, 2-3-4, Drill Master, 43 Civic Council, 2-33 Junior Class Representative3 Social Dancing Club, 33 Senior Class President3 Square Dancing Club, 43 Yearbook Assem- bly, 4. ROBERT JOEL GOOT Satch or Bob Football, 1-23 Biology Club, 23 Sportsman's Club, 23 Stamp Club, 23 Drum Corps, 33 Spanish Club, 2-33 Dancing Club, 33 Fishing Club, 33 Junior Assembly, 33 Publications Dance, 43 Yearbook Assembly, 43 Officers' Club, 43 Yearbook Club, 43 Class Treasurer, 4: Buccaneer, 3-4, Editor, 43 Drill Squad, 43 Intra- murals, 2-3-4: Military, 2-3-43 Spring Scene 3 Ridiculous and Sublime . DON GERDING Band, 1-2-Zi-43 Music Appreciation Club, 33 Mixed Chorus, 3-41 High- waymcn, 43 Thespian Club, 4. DONALD GILLETTE HDOHH Civic Council, 1: Basketball, 13 Latin Club, 23 Intramurals, 2-3: Military Review, 1-2-3 3 Square Danc- ing Club, 3-43 Junior Assembly: Retailing Club, 43 Social Dancing Club, 4. SUZANNE GLADFELTER Suzie Pep Squad, 1-2-3-43 Latin Club, 13 Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-43 Glee Club, 1-23 Biology Club, 23 Septette, 2-3- 43 Cheaper By The Dozen , 33 Poseidon Club, 33 Spanish Club, 3: Thespian Club, Scribe, 33 Secretary. 43 Social Dancing Club, 33 Physical Science Club, 33 Mixed Chorus, 33 Civic Council Alternate, 33 Bucca- neer, 33 Yearbook, 3-4. Fall Music Festival, 33 District State Contests, 2-3-43 Dramatics Club, Secretary, 43 Girls' Quartette, 43 Man Who Mar- ried a Dumb Wife . BETTY JANE GODWIN Betsy Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: Pep Squad. 43 Home Ec Club, 1-2, Program Chairman, 23 Library Club, 2-3, Vice President, 33 Dramatics Club, 43 Retailing Club, 23 Swimming Club, 3-43 Civic Council, 13 GAA, 1-2-33 Bobby Sox Brigade . JAMES GRAFFIS Jim Football, 1-2-3-43 Basketball, 1-2-3- 43 Track, 1-2-33 Gun Club, 23 O Club, 43 Military, 2-3-4: Oliicers' Club, 43 Fishing Club, 33 Hiking and Camping Club, 43 Red Cross Representative, 13 Intramurals, 2-3- 43 Intramural Night, 2-3-4. LORRAINE CLA RICE GRENTER Lannie Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: FHA, 33 ln- terior Decorating Club, 4, Glee Club, 45 Bobby Sox Brigade . BEVERLY HAAGE Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-45 Biology Club, 2: FHA, 3-4: Social Dancing Club, 3: Interior Decorating Club, 4. VIRGINIA HALLIGAN Ginny Latin Club, 1-23 Pep Squad, 1-2-3-43 Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4, Executive Board, 23 Biology Club, 25 Social Dancing Club, 3: Music Apprecia- tion Club, 3: Buccaneer Staff, 3-4, Assistant Editor-in-Chief, 35 Year- book Staff, 3-4, Editor-in-Chief, 43 Yearbook Club, 4, Yearbook Assem- bly, 4, Interior Decorating Club, 4: Scholarship Club, 4, ISHSPA Con- vention, Girls' Basketball, 45 Spring Scene , 'AHHDUY Journey . ROBERT JAMES HAM Social Dancing Club, 3-4: Square Dancing Club, 3-4: Chess Club, 3-43 Military Review, 2-3-43 Military, 2- 3-4. BONNIE HARRIS GAA, 13 Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: So- cial Dancing Club, 3: FHA, 3, Retailing Club, 43 Interior Deco- rating Club, 4. LLOYD GROMM Football, 1-2-3-4: Basketball, 1-2-3- 4, Captain, 4: Baseball, 1-3: Track cers' Club, 3-4: Gun Club, 3: O' Club, 4. DARLENE MARY HAFF Darn Interior Decorating Club, 4. NORMA JEAN HALVORSEN Minerva Glee Club, 2-3, Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3- 4g Mixed Chorus, 3-4: Music Appre- ciation Club, 3: Interior Decorating Club, 4g Pep Squad, 4g Girls' Bas- ketball, 4g Mystery of Mouldy Manor . JUANITA PALLIE HARPER Nita Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4 3 Home Ec Club, 23 Library Club, 2-3, Secretary, 3: Foreign Correspondence Club, 3: Square Dancing Club, 43 Interior Decorating Club, 4: FHA, 4. JOHN F. HARRIS wacky' Civic Council, 1-4: Swimming Club, 2-3g Hunting and Fishing Club, 2-33 Intramurals, 2-3-4: Buccaneer Staff, 33 Officers' Club, 45 Book of Job . 2-3-4: Military Review, 2-3-4: Intra- murals, 2-3-4: Military, 2-3-4: Oiii- Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-41 FHA, 3: JOANNE MARIE HARRIS Jo GAA, 1: Pep Squad, 1-2: Gym Ex- hibit, 1-2-4: Foreign Correspondence Club, 3-4, President, 4: Retailing Club. HELEN HAYES Needle Club, 3-4: Gym Exhibit, 2-3: Play Production, 4. JACQUE HENSLEY Homer Intramurals, 2-3-4: Military, 2-3-4: Swimming Club, 3-4: Play Produc- tion, 3-4: Camping and Hiking Club, 4: Intramural Night, 2-3: Swim Champs, 4. ANN LOUISE HIGGINS Annie Latin Club, 1-2: Pep Squad, 1-2-3-42 Doctor of Lonesome Folk , 1: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: Glee Club, 1-2: Cheerleader, 1-2-3-4: Biology Club, 2: Poseidon Club, 2-3-4: Phys- ical Science Club, 3: Secretary: Civic Council, 3: Junior Homecom- ing Queen's Attendant: Social Danc- ing Club, 3-4: Dramatics Club, 4: Yearbook Assembly, 4: Thespian Club, 4: Ridiculous and Sublime . JOYCE LYN HITTEIL ..J0y., Latin Club, 1-2: Biology Club, 2: Civic Council, 2-3: Class Assembly, 2-3: Social Dancing Club, 3: Year- book, 3-4: Buccaneer Staff. 3-4, Feature Editor, 4: Ping-Pong Tour- nament, 2-3-4: Drill Squad, 2-3-4: Pep Squad, 1-2-3-4: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: Girls' Basketball, 4: Year- book Club, 4: Interior Decorating Club, 4: Poseidon Club, 1-2-3-4, Vice President, 4: Spring Scene . CAROLE HASSLEY Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: ISHSPA Con- vention, 4: GAA, 2: Junior Red Cross, 2: Home Ec Club, 2: Pep Squad, 2-3-4: Buccaneer, 3-4, Co- Editor, 4: FHA, 3 : Speech Club, 3-4: Interior Decorating Club, Vice Pres- ident, 4: Music Festival, 4: Girls' Basketball, 4: Mixed Chorus, 4: Glee Club, 4: Civic Council, 4: Biology Club, 3. SUZANNE HEITZMAN Hsue.. Latin Club, 1-2: GAA, 1-2: Glee Club, 1-2-3-4: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: Pep Squad, 2-3-4: Mixed Chorus, 3: Social Dancing Club, 3-4: Home Ec Club, 3: Girls' Swimming Club, 3-4: Girls' Basketball, 4. KENNETH M. HETH Kenny FFA, 1-2-3-4, Treasurer, 4: Vo-Ag Fair, 1-2-3-4: Officers' Club, 3-4: Square Dancing Club, 3: Social Dancing Club, 3: Boys' Drill Squad, 2-3, Drill Master, 4: Intramurals, 2-4: Military, 2-3-4. BURTON HIGHLAND Burt FFA, 2-4: Oiiicers' Club, 3-4:-Mil- itary, 2-3-4: Drill Squad, 3. EDWIN HOLLIS ,.Ed,, Swimming Club, 2: Military, 2-3-4: Basketball, 1: Football, 2: Dancing Club, 3-4: Square Dancing Club,- 4: Hunting Club, 3: Civic Council, 4: Gun Club, 3 : Fishing Club, 3: Intra- murals, 2-3-4: Intramural Night, 3- 4: Class Assembly, 3-4: Man Who Married a Dumb Wife . ROBERT HORNBECK Horney Swimming Club, 1-3-4: Military Re- view, 2-3-4: Intramurals, 4: Mil- itary, 2-3-4: Mystery of Mouldy Manor . RUTH IVERSON Ruthie GAA, I-2: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: Home Ec Club, 2: FHA, 3: Interior Decorating Club, 4: Mixed Chorus, 4: Glee Club, 1-4: Pep Squad, 2-3-4: Speech Club, 3: Civic Council, Alter- nate, 3: Senior Basketball Team, 43 Biology Club, 3: Call It a Day , 3. LEROY JENKINS ..Leen Intramurals, 2-3-4: Drum Corps, 2-3-4, 1st Lieutenant, 4 : Drill Squad, 3-4: Thespian Club, 3-4, President, 4: French Club, President, 3-4: Physical Science Club, 3: Mixed Chorus, 3: Social Dancing Club, 31 Civic Council, 3: Speech Contest, District, 3-4: Dramatics Club, Presi- dent, 4: Oiiicers' Club, 4: Doctor of Lonesome Folk : Farewell Cruel World : Unicorn and the Fish g Spring Scene . EDITH JOHNSON Dede Civic Council, 1-2: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: Pep Squad, 1-2-3-4: Social Dancing Club, 3-4: Interior Deco- rating Club, 4: Albuquerque Ten Minutes . ROLENE FAITH JOHNSON MRO., Band, 1-2: Glee Club, 2-3: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: Dancing Club, ZS-4: Pep Squad, 2-3-4: Foreign Corre- spondence Club, President, 3: Span- ish Club, 2: Handicraft Club, 4: GAA, 4: Basketball, 3-4: Ridicu- lous and Sublime . GLADYS HELEN IRWIN I-Giggsn Glee Club, 1-2-3-4, Accompanist, 3- 4: Mixed Chorus, 1-2-3: Accom- panist for Girls' Octette, 3-4: Ac- companist for Boys' Octette, Quar- tette, 3: Rochelle Festival, 3-43 Dixon Festival, 2: District and State Music Contests, 3-4: Music Appre- ciation Club, President, 3: Gym Ex- hibit, 1-2-3-4: FHA, Songleader, 4: Interior Decorating Club, 4: Girls' Quartette, 4: Civic Council, 2-3: Pep Squad, 3-4: Basketball, 4: Man Who Married a Dumb Wife . JACK JACKSON Swimming Club, 2-3: Square Danc- ing Club, 4: Intramurals, 2-3-4: Military, 2-3-4: Military Review, 2-3-4. DORIS V. JOHNSON LEWIS DoDo Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: Swimming Club, 3: Dramatics Club, 4 : FHA, 4: Who Gets the Car ToniiZht : Bob- by Sox Iiriilzulen. MARY LEE JOHNSON Maru Social Dancing Club, 3-4: Physical Science Club, 3: Poseidon Club, 32 Interior Decorating Club, 4: Home Ec Club, 3: Basketball, 3-4: Senior Social Committee: Pep Squad, 1-2-3- 4: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: GAA, 1: I Love You Truly . FREDERIC C. KELLEY nl,-red.. Basketball, I : Baseball, 2-3-4 3 Swim- ming Club, 2: Photography Club, 3: German Club, 2: Yearbook Club, 4: Gun Club, 3: Intramurals, 2-3-43 O Club, 4: Intramural Night, 2- 3-4: Junior Assembly. LLOYD VERNON KNUTSON Physical Science Club, 4: Latin Club, 4, President: Biology Club, 2: Library Club, 2, President: Intra- murals, 2-3-4: Military, 2-3-4: The Book of Job . ELEANOR M. LARSON Assembly, 1: Latin Club, 1-2: Poseidon Club, l-2-Ci: Pep Squad, 1- 2-3-4: Civic Council: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: Girls' Drill Squad, 2-3-4, Drill Master, 4: Biology Club, 2: Glee Club, 1-2-3: Mixed Chorus, 1-2: Dancing Club, Si: Junior-Senior Prom Committee Chairman, 3: Sen- ior Assembly, 4: A Happy Jour- ney . DON LEIPOLD ..Leipn Baseball, 1 : Football, 1-2-3-4: Track, l-2-3: Basketball, 1: Hep Squad, 1: Social Dancing Club, 3-4: Intra- murals, 2-3-4: Albuquerque Ten Minutes . BARBARA LENZ Left school. SHERRILL WA LSETH LOCK Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: GAA, 1-2 Treasurer, 1: Home Ec Club, 1-2: Pep Squad, 1-2-3-4: Civic Council, 3: Social Dancing Club, 3: Sopho- more Class Treasurer: Speech Club, 3: FHA, 3-4: Vice President, 4: Girls' Basketball, 4: Interior Deco- rating Club, 4: Call It a Day : Many Happy Returns , 19 DONALD F. KOENIG Oscar FFA, 1: Golf Team, 2-3-4: Intra- mural Night, 2-4: Archery Club, 3- 4: Radio Club, 3: Officers' Club, 4: Scholarship Club, 4: Happy Jour- ney : The Book of Job . WILLIAM LEHR ..Bill.. Intramurals, 2-3-4: Military, 2-3-4: Swimming Club, 4: Gun Club, 3: Camping and Hiking Club, 4: Of- ficers' Club, 4: Photography Club, 4. NORMA LENSKI YOUNG Gym Exhibit, 1-2-4: Civic Council, 2-3: Latin Club, 2: GAA, 2: Pep Squad, 2: Junior Class Vice Presi- dent: Girls' Swimming Club, 3: Social Dancing Club, 3: Basketball, 2-3: Her Majesty, the King . CAROLINE LERETTE .isimn Home Ec Club, 1: Pep Squad, 1-2- 3-4: Civic Council, 1: Class Secre- tary, 2-3-4: Cheerleader, 3-4: Red Cross Representative, 2: Physical Science Club, 3-4: Social Dancing Club, 3-4: Homecoming Attendant, 4: Camping and Hiking Club, 4: Many Happy Returns . JACQUELINE LOGAN Jackie Latin Club, 1-2: Glee Club, 1-2-3-4: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: Mixed Chorus, 1-2-3-4 : Girls' Octette, 3 : Pep Squad, 3: Physical Science Club, 3: Girls' Swimming Club, 3-4: Social Dancing Club, 3-4: Girls' Sepbette, 4: Schol- arship Club, 4: Girls' Quartette, 4: District and Sectional Music Con- test, 3-4: Man Who Married a Dumb Wife . ALLAN R. LOOMIS Lover, Jr. Al Band, 13 Latin Club, 23 Biology Clubf' 23 Military, 2-3-43 Boys' Drill Squad, 2-32 Swimming Club, 33 Physical Science Club, 3-43 Rifle Club, 33 Projectionist Club, 43 Camping and Hiking Club, 43 The Book of Job . HELEN LYLE Kris GAA, 1-23 Pep Squad, 1-23 Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-43 Swimming Club, 13 Home Ec Club, 13 FHA, 33 Dancing Club, 3-43 Interior Decorating Club, 4: Yearbook Club, 4. BILL MALIK Intramurals, 2-3-43 Military, 2-3-43 Gun Club, 3: Swimming Club, 4: Senior Play Production. JOHN MILAM Bill FFA, 2-3-4: Sportsman's Club, 33 Military, 2-3-43 Senior Play Produc- tion, 3-43 Intramural Night, 3-4. MARILYN ELAINE MUMPER FHA, 4: GAA, 2-3: Pep Squad, 23 Needlework Club, 33 Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3: Glee Club, 23 Mixed Chorus, 2. , k. BEVERLY JEAN LOWERY Bev Art Club, 13 Glee Club, 1-2-3-4 cal Festivals and Contests, 3-4 Latin Club, 2-3. PATRICIA ANN MAGOONA UGH --Patu Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-43 Red Cross Representative, 23 Home Ec Club, 2: Social Dancing Club, 3-43 Civic Council, 1-3-43 Interior Decorating Club, 43 Biology Club, 23 FHA, Secretary, 33 Junior-Senior Prom Committee, 3. ANN JEANNETTE MEAGHER Drill Squad, 2-3-43 Pep Squad, 1-2- 3-4: Latin Club, 2-3: Social Danc- ing Club, 33 Square Dancing Club, 43 Buccaneer Staff, 33 Senior As- sembly Committee, 43 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, 33 Ridiculous and Sub- lime . JAMES MILLER ..Jim,. Military, 2-3-43 OHicers' Club, 4: Drill Squad, 43 Intramurals, 2-3-4: Gun Club, 33 Spanish Club, 3-43 Glee Club, 3-4 3 Military Review, 2-3- 43 Golf, 2-3-43 Man Who Married a Dumb Wife 3 Transferred from Normal High School, Normal, Illi- nois. EVELYN LOUISE MEYERS HEVU Clcc Club, 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus, 2-3- 43 Music Appreciation Club, 33 Gym Exhibit, l-2-33 Needlework Club, 33 Social Dancing Club, 3: Foreign Correspondence Club, 4: Dramatics Club, 43 Call It a Day 3 Many Happy Returns . Octette, 33 Girls' Septette, 43 Musi- ARNOLD M. NIEDERER Arnie Doctor of Lonesome Folk , 15 Sportsman's Club, 25 German Christmas Play, 25 German Club, 25 Gun Club, 35 Dancing Club, 35 Camping and Hiking Club, 45 Pro- jectionist Club, 45 Intramurals, 2-3- 45 Military, 2-3-45 Mystery of Mouldy Manor . THELMA LAVERNE PHILLIPS Pep Squad, 1-25 Gym Exhibit, 1-2- 3-45 GAA, 25 Social Dancing Club, 3-45 Needlework Club, 35 Square Dancing Club, 45 Interior Decorat- ing Club, 4. ANN L. POLANCIC Pep Squad, 1-2-3-4: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-45 Home Ec Club, 15 Biology Club, 25 Latin Club, 2, Secretaryg Civic Council Alternate, 25 Physical Science Club, 3-45 Dancing Club, 3-45 Girls' Basketball, 2-35 FHA, 3: Camping and Hiking Club, 4 5 Cheer- leader, 45 Doctor of Lonesome Folk , 15 Some Women Were Talking . DONALD RISTAU Left school. JIM ROE Swimming Club, 1-25 Gun Club, 25 Intramurals, 2-3-45 Military, 2-3-45 Cupid On the Loose , 35 Happy Journey . JOHN PEAVEY Peav Football, 45 Intramurals, 45 O Club, 45 Civic Council, 45 Fishing Club, 45 Dancing Club, 45 Her Majesty the King . Transferred from Serena. SALLY GEM PHILPOTT GAA, 1-25 Gym Exhibit, 1-2: Biol- ogy Club, 25 Pep Squad, 2-35 FHA, 4: Interior Decorating Club, 45 Fu- ture Nurses Club, 4. JANE ALICE RICKNER Rick GAA, 15 Latin Club, 25 Biology Club, 25 Social Dancing Club, 35 Camping and Hiking Club, 35 Jun- ior-Senior Prom Committee, 35 Drill Squad, 2-3-45 Pep Squad, 1-2-3-45 Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-45 Yearbook, Business Manager, 45 Physical Sci- ence Club, 45 Yearbook Club, 45 Yearbook Assembly, 45 Buccaneer Staff, 45 ISHSPA Convention, 45 I Love You Truly . PAT ROSSITER GAA, 15 Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-45 Home Ec Club, 25 FHA, 35 Square Dancing Club, 35 Interior Decorat- ing Club, 45 Social Dancing Club, 45 Swimming Club, 45 Her Majesty the King . CARL ROZATTI Solrac Band, 1-2-35 Highwaymen, 1-2-35 Spanish Club, 25 Intramurals, 2-3: Fishing Club, 3-4: Gun Club, 33 Dancing Club, 3-45 Square Dancing Club, 4. JOAN SANDERS Jeanie Civic Council, 1: Latin Club, 1-2: Biology Club, 2: Physical Science Club, 3: Social Dancing Club, 3: Buccaneer Staff, 3: French Club, 3-4, President, 4: Scholarship Club, 4: Square Dancing Club, 4: Year- book, 4: Girls' Basketball, 4: Girls' Drill Squad, 2-3-4: Poseidon Club, l-2-3-4, Secretary, 3, President, 4: Pep Squad, 1-2-3-4: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: Senior Class Vice Presi- dent: I Love You Truly . DON SCHMITT Military, 2-3-4: Military Review, 2- 3-4: Intramurals, 3-4. JANICE SEVERSON FHA, 1-2-4: Biology Club, 2: Handi- craft Club, 3: Gym Exhibit, 3-4. PATRICIA SHEAHAN -Tatu Pep Squad, 2-3: Gym Exhibit, 2-3-4: Dancing Club, 3: Swimming Club, 4: FHA, 3-4, Secretary, 4: Interior Decorating Club, 4: Call It a Day . Transfer from Saunemin High School. JACKIE SIMON Left school. RICHARD SCHMIDT Left school. FRANCIS SESTO Barney Red Cross, 1: Doctor of Lonesome Folk , 1: Military Review, 2-3-4: Intramural Night, 2-3: Fishing and Hunting Club, 3: Sportsman's Club, 3: Officers' Club, 4: Assistant Wood- shop Teacher, 4. MARY RUTH SI-IEAHAN Mare Foreign Correspondence Club, Treas- urer, 3: Dancing Club, 3: Pep Squad, 3: Glee Club, 3: FHA, 3-4: Parliamentarian, 3, President, 4: Interior Decorating Club, 4: Bridge Club, 4: Gym Exhibit, 2-3-4: Who Gets the Car Tonight . Transfer from Saunemin High School. LELAND SHIELDS Intramurals, 3-4: Swimming Club, 3-4: Chess Club, 4: Camping and Hiking Club, 3-4: Transferred from Streator High School. ALMA SMITH ..Jim,, GAA, 1-2: Pep Squad, 1-2: Biology Club, 2: Foreign Correspondence Club, 3-4, Secretary, 3: FHA, 3: Social Dancing Club, 33 Retailing Club, 4, Secretary-Treasurer: Square Dancing Club, 4: Gym Exhibit, 1-2- 3-4. EVELYN SMITH Huiur GAA, 1: Pep Squad, 1-2: Biology Club, 2: Foreign Correspondence Club, 3: FHA, Secretary, 3: Social Dancing Club, 3: Retailing Club, 4: Square Dancing Club, 4: Gym Ex- hibit, 1-2-3-4. PHYLLIS STEVENS Phi Phi Pickles Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: GAA, 2: So- cial Dancing, 3: FHA, 4: Dramatics Club, 4: Interior Decorating Club, 4: Glee Club, 4. JACK STORTZ Doctor of Lonesome Folk , 1: Band, 1: Military Review, 2-3-4: Intramurals, 2-3-4: Latin Club, 21 Football, 2-3: Officers' Club, 3-4: Radio Club, 3-4: Buccaneer, Cl: Social Dancing Club, 4: From Paradise to Butte . DAN TERRY ' 'Terry Intramurals, 2-3-4: F00i.ball, I-2-31 Junior Assembly: SDortsman's Club, 2: Fishing Club, 3-4: Wrestling, 2- 3: Dancing Club, fl-4: Military, 2- 3-4: The Mystery of Mouldy Manor . ROBERT TRUMHO HJakeH FFA, 1-2-3-4, Treasurer, 3, Vice President, 4: Officers' Club, Zi-4 2 Square Dancing Club, 3-4: Boys' State, 3: Civic Council, 4: Intra- murals, 2-3-4: Military, 2-24-4. RAYMOND B. STEPHENS, JR. Buck Biology Club, 2: Sportsmun's Club, 2: Drill Squad, 2-3-4: Military, 2- 3-4: Gun Club, 3: Officers' Club, 3- 4: Camping and Hiking Club, 4: Intramurals, 2-3-4: I Love You Truly . BETTY LOU STEVENSON Hannah Glee Club, 1-2-3, District and State Music Contest, 2-3-4: Octette, 2-3-4: Social Dancing Club, 3: Mixed Chorus, 1-2-4: Pep Squad, 1-2-3-4: Home Ec Club, 1-2, Social Chair- man, 2: Civic Council, 1-2, Secre- tary, 1: Co-Editor-in-Chief of Buc- caneer, 4: ISHSPA Convention, 4: Homecoming Queen, 4: Sweet Six- teen Candidate, 4: Interior Decorat- ing Club, 4: Yearbook Club, 4: Girls' Basketball, 4: Senior Breakfast Committee, 4: Her Majesty, the King : May Queen, 4. FENWICK TAYLOR .Tenn Band, 1-2-3-4: Swimming Club, 1-2: Tennis, 2-3: Photography Club, 2: Square Dancing Club, 3: Gun Club, 3: Fishing Club, 3-4: Projectionist Club, 4: Intramurals, 4: Thespian Club, 3-4: Speech Club, 4: State Speech Contest: The Crow's-nest : Cheaper by the Dozen , 3: The Book of Job . SUE TINDALL Latin Club, 1-2: Pep Squad, 1-2- 3-4: Doctor of Lonesome Folk , 1: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3: Civic Council, 1-2: Biology Club, 2: Class Repre- sentative, 1: Biology Club, 2: Girls' Drill Squad, 2-3-4: Yearbook, 3: Buccaneer, 3: Correspondent for Republican-Times, 3-4: Poseidon Club, 3: Thespian Club, 3-4, Treas- urer, 4: Speech Contest, 3: Social Dancing Club, 3: Physical Science Club, 4: Dramatics Club, 4: Her Majesty the King . JUANITA TRUMBO German Club, 2-3: Language Assem- bly, 2: Girls' Swimming Club, 2-3-4: Pep Squad, 3: Dancing Club, 4: Retailing Club, 4: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4. BETTY THOMPSON Maudie Latin Club, 3: Handicraft Club, 33 Square Dancing Club, 3: Social Dancing Club, 3-4: Needlework Club, 3: Pep Squad, 3: Gym EX- hibit, 2-35 Retailing Club, 43 Dra- matics Club, 4: Mystery of Mouldy Manor . GEORGE S. VAN SCHOICK Football, 1-2-3-4: Basketball, 1-2- 3-4-3 Baseball, 1-25 Civic Council, ll Latin Club, 3: Intramural Night, 2-3-4, Officers' Club, 3-4: Junior Class President, Dancing Club, 32 0 Club, 2-3-4, Vice President, 4, Scholarship Club, 4: Y6a1'b00k Club, 4: Man Who Married a Dumb Wife . MARLENE VICINI Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: Home E0 Club, 2: Swimming Club, 3-45 S0331 Dancing Club, 3-4: FHA, 3: Ivmivf Decorating Club, 4. BONNIE WAGNER Toots Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: GAA, 1-2-33 Pep Squad, 2-3-4: Mixed Chorus, 2-3, Glee Club, 2-3-4: Spo1'tSmaH'S Club, 3: Photography Club, 33 SO- cial Dancing Club, 3-41 M9Tld0ta Music Festival, 43 Interior Decorat- ing Club, 45 Yearbook Club, 4: Home Ec Club, 2-3 : Music Appfecifi' tion Club, 3. BURTON WAITE Military, 2-3-4, Military Review, 2- 3-43 Intramurals, 3-4: From Para- dise to Butte . MARLENE VANDERVORT GAA, 13 Home Ec Club, 1: Fishing Club, 2, Dancing Club, 2, Pep Squad, 2-3-43 Drill Squad, 2-3-4: Unicorn and the Fish , Men Are Like Streetcars : Happy Journey . DAISY GENE VEZAIN Gym Exhibit, l-2-3-4: Biology Club, 2-33 Pep Squad, 3-45 Foreign Cor- respondence Club, 3: Library Club, 3: Social Dancing Club, 33 FHA, 4, Interior Decorating Club, 41 Girls' Swimming Club, 4: Some Woman Were Talking . .IEANNE VINCENT GAA, 1-2, Gym Exhibit, l-2-3-43 'Pep Squad, 3-4, Dancing Club, 3: Sportsman's Club, 35 Yearbook Club, 43 Interior Decorating Club, 41 'KB0bbY Sox Brigade . DEANIE VVAGNER Junior Red Cross, lg Gym Exhibit, l-2-4: Biology Club, 2: Glee Club, 2: Home Ec Club, 2: Social Dancing Club, 3, FHA, Reporter, 3: Square Dancing Club, 4: Interior Decorat- ing Club, 4: Retailing Club, 4. President. VIRGINIA ARDELL WARRNER Ginger Gym Exhibit, 1-3-45 Red Cross, 1, Civic Council, 3-4, Secretary, 3: Yearbook, 3, Buccaneer, 35 Drill Squad, 2-3-4: Latin Club, l-2, Phys- ical Science Club, 4: Doctor of Lonesome Folk , lg Dramatics Club, 3-4, Pep Squad, 1-2-3-4, Biology Club, 2: Thespian Club, 3-41 Junior Class Assembly: Speech Contest, 3-4: All-school Assembly, 2-43 Cheaper By the Dozenng Her Majesty, the King . LORRAINE WATTS Pep Squad, 1-2-3-4: Cheerleader, l-2: GAA, 1: Spanish Club, 2-3: Girls' Basketball, 3-4: Dramatics Club, 4: Gym Exhibit, l-2-3-41 Dancing Club, 4: Intcrior Decorat- ing Club, 4: FHA, 3: Thespian Club, 3-4: Yearbook Assembly, 4: Men Are Like Streetcars : Some Wom- en Were Talking . J EAN WOLLENHAUPT Civic Council, 3--l: Pep Squad, 1-2- 3-4: GAA, 2-3: Social Dancing Club. 3: FHA, 3-4: Treasurer, 4: Girls' liasketball, 2-4: Scholarship Club, 4: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-43 I Love You Truly . RICHARD YOUNG Yo-Yo Abbie Biology Club, 2: Fishing Club, 33 Gun Club, 3: Photography Club, 3: Projection Club, 4: Radio Club, 4: Military, 2-3-4: Drill Squad, 4: Paradise to Butte . 25 ANN LOUISE WILHELM Civic Council, 1, Secretary: Fresh- man Class Secretary, 1: Homecom- ing Attendant, 1: Tennis, 1: Span- ish Club, l-2, Secretary, 2: Glee Club, l-3-4: Mixed Chorus, l-2-3-41 Pianist, 4: Septette, 2-3-4: District and State Music Contest, 2-3-4: Fall Music Festival, 2-3-4: Gym Exhibit, 1-2-3-4: Music Appreciation Club, 3, Secretary: Pep Squad, 1-2-3-4: Boys' and Girls' Quartette Accom- panist, 4: Girls' Quartette, 4: In- terior Decorating Club, 4, Treasurer: Senior Breakfast Committee, 4: Assembly Pianist, 4: Her Majesty, the King . ROBERT J. YANKO Military, 2-3-4: Military Review, 2- 3-4: Intramurals, 2-3-4: Radio Club, 3-4: Dancing Club, 4. LOUIS C. ZUCKER. Ozzie Doctor of Lonesome Folk , l: Drum Corps, 2-3-4: Junior Assem- bly: Unicorn and the Fish , 3: Civic Council Assembly, 4: Streator Exchange Assembly, 4: Boys' Quar- tette, 4: District, Sectional, State Speech Contest: The Cr0w's-nest , 4: Latin Club, 3: Physical Science Club, 3: Thespian Club, 3-4, Vice President: Officers' Club, 4: Dra- matics Club, 4: Speech Club As- sembly, 4: Man Who Married a Dumb VVife : Some Women Were Talking . WILLIAM ZWANZIG, JR. Beequie Drill Silllild, 2-32 Swimming Club 2: Social Dancing Club, 3: Intra- YUUYHIS, 2-4: The Doctor of Lone- S0m9 F0lk : The Bobby Sox Bri- Katie . Spring Formal QUEEN BETTY STEVENSON IS CROXVNED BY MARY SHEAHAN AS .TACK HARRTS LOOKS ON SENIOR MAIDS AT THE SPRING FORMAL 26 .5-i'1Bl'EfM'5' GP 5? 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The rest of the staff included Margaret Meiners, Vernon Locke, Eleanor DeVries, LaVern Osthus, Ruth Hayer, Grey Warrner, George Grubaugh, Virginia Vighi, Shirley Anweiler, Jim Hines, Gloria Stibal, Ronald Ball, Suzanne Anderson, Bill Satterfield, Bill Ieuter, Martha Timmons, Joan Gower and Ronald Silcott. Bob Snyder .Tim McGill Joan Holm Marcia Yokum 27 Gene Aicher Wnyne Aicher Stanley Alms Beatrice Alvarado Harry Anderson Joanne Anderson Suzanne Anderson Shirley Anweiler John Arwood Judy Atkinson Richard Bacon Ronald Ball Ruth Barnett Zeta Barron Nancy Barry Thomas Benson Mona Best Betty Bixler Carole Blackford Jack Blaine Wayne Bower William Bowers Jane Bradish Eugene Bray Carol Brewer Barry Burke Colleen Burns Lester Burrows William Caldwell James Cavatorta Lucille Chalus Ruth Charlier Boe Mary Ellen Clark Floyd Coffey Carol Corcoran Roger Cottingham Betty Cowan Alice Dahlem Donald DeBernardi David DeCoursey Robert Dekreon Eleanor DeVries Juniors 5 l , , 3 'iv ' ' , .. ,, ' .,.. 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Working as star announcers Were: Norman Strow, presidentg Bob Strickland, vice-presidentg Marvin Pfau, secretaryg and Tom Knutson, treasurer. Under program director, Mr. Stanley White, the sophomores worked hard selling Christmas cards. 0116. The final broadcast was a class picnic in the spring enjoyed by every- -OHS- NORMAN sTRow BOB STRICKLAND MARVIN PFAU TOM KNUTSON 33 Alice Alikonis Jerry Alleman Pearl Alsvig Jack Anderson Alan Ball Jack Barnett Carol Barwick Bob Batistini Melvin Beard Marianne Becker Mabel Beguin William Bell Loretta Benner Joanne Bensema John Birtwell Bob Bixler Margaret Bleyer Robt. Blickensderfer Ron. Blickensderfer Joyce Blue Bernard Boc Wesley Bolton Duane Bowen Lewis Bramel Jim Broadus Bob Bryan Jean Budach Barbara Burr Lois Butterfield Mary Cain Willis Capsel Victor Carr Betty Carroll Phyllis Carstens Ella Chaney Bob Claggett Mamie Clement Jack Colwell Bob Crackcl Robert Cross Joanne Daggett Don Davis Beverly Dean Mary Ann DeMoss Charleen Dietman Trudy Duckworth Betty Duffy Jeanette Egland Judy Engel Virginia Erickson Barbara Fisher Margaret Flick Shirley Fox Lucille Fribbs Elmer Garrison Ronald Giacomelli -a if: JZ ax, i t J ' ,Q ? R L 5 W ' X l l .-: f ' V X X -' ! . 3 L If ti Hi J e ea ' , 'f L I if ' V . ' ms, 3 J, Vlvl ,H l4 f ' , A lfy , Q W' J 1 VV 5 at X ' L' 6 Q . ,j . Iz' f'Q ' ' a N f -f 1I r A M X L' K M' 4 H H 1 , I ' ' . ' ' ,E f .., W Q .. . Q 7 - Q H by : ' ff A -ff AA' V I W 7' 213, , V ' ,. I 1 ,V E i A Q -'v .ii -' V, ., A'A-' J :L,., V I 4 xv , . ff' .Hy , ., . ,, Y ' Wes 1 New ' rf ' l . f 3 af ! AF! awww Y K ,.. .Q 4 Q? fs . . . . 4 , P 9 .J f HW , f' . 35 17 .W J wg,-vu w , Annabelle Gretencord Judy Grot Beverly Gumm Richard Hada Jerry Halterman Judy Harding Dorothy Harper Vivian Harrison Dona Hart Barbara Hazard Eugene Honeyman Darlene Ingalsbe Charles Irwin Robeth Jacobs Lynn Jehly Linda Jenkins Sandra Jenkins Kathleen Kays Don Kerste Tom Knutson Bill LaBay Grant Learned Rolland l.eBeau Richard Lemke Rusty Lewis Charles Littlefair Leonard Lock Norma Lock Myrna Loeb Eugene Malik Donald Marks Ruth Mattes Joanne Metzler Geraldine Midnight Betty Miller Chuck Mills Jim Minkler Richard Munks Carole Ann Murley Sheri Nebergall Dale Nelson Helen Nelson Dorothy Ohme Lavina Osman Ellen Park Joanne Parrott Elaine Patterson Beverly Pearson Betty Peavey Marvin Pfau Joyce Pufahl Frances Pulliam Ed Purcell Pat Purcifull Sylvia Ralrick Wayne Rideout Donna Rising Carol Riskedal Robert Robinett Beverly Rorem Keith Rorem Robert Sackse Sue Sarver Gertrude Scheih George Schlink Mervin Schomas Richard Secor Ruth Severson Rita Shapcott James Sheahan Bill Shields WVilliam Sinkes Donald Smith Nancy Summerville Wesley Stanford William Stevens Dale Stohr Robert Strickland Doris Stricklin George Stricklin Norman Strow Diane Studebaker Lupe Suniga Jeanne Surber Carol Swanson Earl Sydner Mary Lou Taylor Janet Terry Edith Tillman Annabelle Tindall Arthur Turnquist Richard Wade James Wawerski Judy Wendel Elaine West Herman West Jerry West Dale Wheeler ? .-ff r Wt' V :,, 'Q , FTW 4, ', ,Y 'Q f2o-e f- Q Sf9Ei:fl J at W J 'eif is , , I Y V it ,QKVV H g y' ,W 3 Z7 Y fe or of 'i ' it J . 4 g f ef of ,V I I... f f-1:, A , - , V, , , .j.- E .,,' ,. , y , ,. ' , 9 a ' if V.. . Z .. Vw' I f Q P 1 A '21 ' ' ' i f .-ff2-- 2 4 A it , J f. gaqggw . Ae f 6 t ff A ., , . , .W , 2 f ,' ,mz,xsv64'sz.', ' if WM ,,.o J . J f , , ,oio I X I NW ef - , ,Al ', s, M ,,.ff.,,gL mv ' ' 3 if ' 0 MW Mary Whiteside Betty winis ' Harold Winchester Q I , Gail Wise if ' A V Q Gjlbriilguckfer. S H- V ane ums em , 1 ggyi 1 - 1 M 1, Mary Theresa Grivetti, 'L : ,' - g ,':' :' K K W f,-f '- Yr Q- -- .- J a 'uvqlu g , 3' H . 4- ' 'W MJ ' A L ' 3... ' ,fl- , , ,, V, - Joan Brandherm 'yff ' 7' ' Mary Lou Bruck ' I 'V Q 1 , . ' ,. . George Galvan ' 5 , ' ' ' y I I ' , V ' I ' 3 Josephine oldneld y,y I g 1731 4 y J E Joyce Ott V fiiig flfffigi ' M ' ' V V,,,,' , f Linda Robinson N 'f ' M N ' I .:,,,, , ,KW , V nf H . my ' ' 'Gh' W' - Q ' y I ' f Q36 Freshmen Opening their program this year, the freshmen Were in the spotlight on Freshman Day, which was followed a few days later by the Freshman Welcome Dance. On the screen during homecoming was their float, featuring a living room with a family, each one of which was to represent one of the four classes. The theme for this float was Baby Freshman Gets All The Attention . Helping to put on the programs next year, the freshmen have a plan- ning committee for the Freshmen Welcome Dance for incoming performers. Ending the program this year was the Freshman Picnic, held May 21 at Deer Park. With Mr. Harold Zuege sponsoring the programs Were: Don Dettore, president, Fred Martin, Vice president, Phyllis Wendel, secretary: and Bob Grobe, treasurer. A much larger program is planned for next year. - OHS - .,n...,,,qs -nw 1 g,sEyQ1T..-.,. A A Q f , I a r i s A now DFITTORE l4'lil'1D MARTlN PHYLLIS WENDICI. non Gnome l'r4-siflvnt Vlw' l'Vvs1lln-nt S0r'l'4'1 :1 ry 'lll'l'ZlHlll'0!' nr- L t Paul Ainsley Pat Allen Wayne Alsvig Sally Alvarado Ann Anderson Jerry Angell Linda Antram Gordon Armstrong Jack Armstrong David Barr Phyllis Barr Bob Bartu Velva Barto Mary Beckwith Marcia Bell Deanna Bernardini Dale Blue Archie Boe Donna Bowen Tom Bower Robert Brady Jim Bretag Jeanine Bridwell Nancy Bridwell James Budach Betty Burke William Burke Tommie Caffee Ken Caise Joe Carr Bob Carroll Jim Castelli Dick Ceja Evelyn Chalus John Cherry Bill Christian Barbara Claus Wendell Cofoid Joe Cook Patsy Cook Jim Costello Nancy Crawford Don Crockett Graham Crockett Beverly Cupples Barbara Damgard Loretta Davis Don Dettore Dwain Dial Gerry Donnelly Jane Duffy Phil Duggan Roberta Edgecomb Gerry Eichelkraut Lynn Eichelkraut Esther Eisert George Eisert Paul Eisert Barney Erickson Herman Eutis Ronald Forbes William Fosse Carol Fuller Melva Gage Dario Galletti Fae Garrett Carol Garrison Eugene Gedye Nancy Geiger Eileen Gillette Bob Gower Virjean Gretencord Freshmen 38 B ' - L l if-as , 9' ii o J J J W 2 V Ei ' V' 5 kr 7, M, A 'ELT' X li, I if? : G W' ','A 4 , . Y ' ' V A V' K V , Q' 23 . y u r, ' 'M .5 if - 'T' H. I , b 'A 36 ,f y A 1 z J a, 1 V ,' l i ia g. 1 J ' i G ':,.v'. AN 7L,: N My 'IA tr I 12' A -A N ,,. . V AA.,V Jr' V..:, Z A..: ,V':. L 'f 7 , ' '--' l Q E '-': J V 'znv V ,,v ,,' it W i iea 1 t l yoyr hi' . e J e at B P f za-, new . ffwe . lil -. ' h I n .- M .. A , z M We , A , A i , ri Q- Lif Wei gil get v5 Ng 4, by J by - 2 M - eeei L so 2 I J H 1' A G f QL ' 'Q f awekgd no +MMsemu 1.- fe af ' .1 - ' . f ,J ' ,, , . .. ' ii :':' -, Y 'i Vw 3 f g Wi 1 3 .AVb. 2 V::. ,. i :..' z .,:. X .,. A , H Mt 5 we ,A i i , he ' M' S :,: w V , V ' ' , A: ggi? .. : 3 1 V If I .. ,M .Z ,, ,l,.f 7 , ... an A 112: We . -::' k,kV wx., ' M V I if 1 v 1 f ' f '. : i az, J a r M yya ee r 1 We :VH . HEAAH V L,ZV V ,:.. V, Q 5 V . J J 'A '9M.f?'fQ, K . , ,V V' V ' . , H l. K V n - ,.'-v'-: ' i : l 'A' it we f ' 2 ' E aw A M J ,, ,sh i -' Q -i f' .,,,, , - I , V. , f V ' , ' e J A ff' .A' J J V- : 2 g G' J 1 5337, .. ' 'Elf H : 233 , ,.,l 1 , H f-,, I 1 lf. J F -J . , ' ' its . f W 1 '.':'.. wwe Bmw-J r 1 '-,. ,' ' T ,.' W V-5' fi . ' gf, M ' ' , . fl V My 'lx -f.g - - i i' i,-fe 7- ,I n ' do M oo r be W e io J yy o a .V:,I 3 .':, ' -'AL' 2 y I I To, 5,4 ,e ee, fm sm? ei!a 1. ea -2 1 'fi . 1 ' if A 2 , -e J W f V ' is i it B ' ni f ,, f , ' f ' gf 2 ' .,,.-: y wr' I V -: fl -- f to ' 39 Bob Grobe Margery Grooms Fletcher Grover Barbara Guiler Sharon Gumm Cheryl Gustafson Joyce Hadley Arlene Ham Dale Hartshorn Don Hartshorn Glenda Hawk Jim Heerman Charles Hess Helen Jo Hetrick Donald Hetzner Carol Heyworth Jerry Hill George Hite John Horn Leo Hornbeck Dorothy Houchin Lavina Houllas Lurita Hoxsey Betty Huddleston Bruce Hughes Martha Hume Clyde Husted Barbara Inllold Ruth Jameson Bonnie Janke Billy Jansen Gerald Janssen Jim Jeffries Jerry Jeffries Pat Jenkins Joyce Johnson Richard Johnson Gerald Kallestad Janice Kammerer Bob Katrein Darlene Kennedy Larry Kindle Pat Kirkman Lois Knott Roger Koenig Judy Koerner Barbara Kopp Bob Kruller Larry Lasswell LeRoy LeGare Don Lemke Joe Lenac Nancy LeRette Don Lewis Donna Lock Lloyd Lock Sandra Loeb John Lutz Charles Love Jim Machetta Bev Madsen Betty Majcina Dorothy Malik Gene Maltas Sally Marten Betty Martin Fred Martin Patsy Maurer Maxine Mautino David Melahn Jim Meredith Don Meyers Caroline Michaels Louis Michelini Phyllis Miller John Miner Barbara Moss Gilbert Mumper Eldon Munks Susan McCullough Kathy McDonald Carol McDowell Richard McGinnis Charles McReynolds Kay Nelson Wayne Nelson Delores Neilson Florence Norman Jerry Nunes Duane Nusbaum Eleanor Nussbaum Ruth Olson Sandra Olson Shirley Onofrey Mary Orphan Jane Park Peggy Parker Shirley Patterson Carol Pennehaker Connie Peterson Ruth Picard Frances Polancic Donna Scerini Carol Pray Florence Preci Bernadine Reed Audrey Reynolds Sharon Riley Joel Robinson Ray Robinson Eugene Rorem Barbara Rose Mary Ross Kay Rossiter Carol Sanders Dale Sang Sharon Satterfield Marcella Schmidt Ed Schroeder Joanne Seaman Owen Seibert Ronald Serby Judy Seward Charles Shepherd Terrance Smith Bill Smith Carole Smithson Carolyn Snyder Vernis Stanford Ronald Stevenson Sara Ann Stevenson Terry Stiles Carolyn Stohl Carol Stone Marvin Stone Orville Stone Ronald Swingen Janet Taggart Sally Tindall Don Tipton Roger Totel Pauline Truffa David Turnquist Della Vicich WMV' Eli f' X -...- Q J is sv M a wg , Donna Scerini Warren Varland Delyt Welsh Cliff Welson Leo Wilson l'Sophomores Fi X , kg,. Nam. is x si x Six i iz RF V5 X Virginia Wade Bob Wagner Roy Wagner James Waring David Warner Helen Weber Phyllis Wendel Tom White Francis Widmayer James Willis John Wilson Delores Winchester Marilyn Wise Bill Wruck Chester Walter Ernest Yatesl: Nancy Young Suzanne Zorn Barbara Allen Janet Carterif James Gwin Ernest Haage Barbara Harris John Horn Len I-Iornbeck James Jeffries Sylvia Jones Dale LeRette Shirley Mann Sharon Morse Don 0'Connell Nancy Roth Hicer's Club Military Ball DIGNITARIES: Front row: Mrs. Ray Mukc-cvc-r Mona Best Joyce Lyn Hittcr Joan Holm Second row : Mr. R. R. McKay Mr. Mukeever Wayne Gleim George Van Schoick Ken Heth Mr. Mzu'Rae Shnnmm Dancing Cheek to Cheek Grand March at the Military Ball Qgfmdvnip fK LW f ffm THQ? Reagan Ugg fEj!WJX 'N EW W MW ,,-1-P Presenting the OHS 1951-52 Homecoming Four floats, made by each of the classes, were exhibited during the half-time of the Ottawa-DeKalb Homecoming game on October 26. Queen Betty Stevenson and her attendants, Caroline LeRette, Suzanne Anderson, Sue Sarver and Sharon Riley were escorted down the aisle with a military guard. Losing to the Barbs 19 to 0 brought the only sorrow tothe 1951 Home- coming. Following the game, a dance was held in Kingman gym, with 'the Highwaymen furnishing the music. The celebration was under the supervision of Robert R. McKay and Theodore O. Zimmerman, Civic Council adviser. 43 Queen Betty and her court reigned over all Homecoming festivities. Left to right: Sue Sarvei' Caroline LeRett0 Betty Stevenson Suzanne Anderson Sharon Riley Queen and her attendants sail by Bottom left: Junior float Upper left: Seniors' efort MMU UST v MEN ARE LIKE STREETCARSU Under the direction of Mrs. Ben J. Rotter, the Junior-Senior one-act plays were presented October 15. They were The Mystery of Mouldy Manor , From Paradise to Butte , Bobby Sox Brigade and Albuquerque Ten Minutesn. The first two-act play in several years was staged by the students of Miss S. Isabella Sand- ers on October 30. It was Man Who Married a Dumb Wife . The other plays in their reper- toire were Her Majesty, The Queen and Some Women Were Talking . Five one-act plays were given by Miss Gertrude Pfeil's senior English class on November 13. The productions staged were t'Spring See ne , '6The Happy Journey , The Book of Job , Ridiculous and Sublimel' and I Love You Truly . 'KMen Are Like Strcetcarsn, the all-school play, was presented on April 3, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Ben Rotter. Senior Productions Score Successes Top: I LOVE YOU TRULY Boltom: BOOK OF JOB :incl I LOVE YOU TRULY 45 Her Majesty, the King Man Who Married a Dumb Wife Some Women Were Talking ,, S. ISABELLA SANDERS English 'ASpl'ing1 Su-nn ' Happy JUlIl'I1Qj ' ,ovc You Truly ' Mystery of Mouldy Manor Bobby Sox Brigade 4'From Paradise To Butte u Albuquerque, Ten Minutes n I ' 1 DOROTHY ROTTEN English, Speech ...N - GALAXY OI TX' SCENES 113 .Xxx 'E 5?g?zllQ?Q- ,Qu ' V' 5 45, 2132 , if ' i L . 3 . 2- iii 1 V 'gi m i - ,Q 5. - 1? A EQRQ .J ,s -N. M i 15' -Q if: ' 1: To A 1 iw iii? if A, A35 b X , Ns 5 , 3 A .1 . WE LOVE TO SLUMBER AND SUN BATHE Sally Tindall, Betty Burke Trudy Duckworth George Van Schoick DeDee Johnson Shabbona Sth Grade Class of 1948 Poseidon Picnics Frances and Ann Polamcic Ruth Hayer Sue Tindall, Jane Donalson, Joan Sanders Esther Johnson Jane Kelly, Jean Mays, Esther Johnson, Ruth Hayer, Eleanor DeVries, Marcia Yokum Mr. Willy, Jack Hensley, Mrs. Eickert LeRoy Jenkins, Sue Gladfelter A Bed Full Cabin at Tuckabatchec Betty Burke, Sally Tindall, Judy Hinkey SMILE FOR THE BIRDIE! Don Risluu Joann :mul lfuml Saunders Mrs. Jasper Kljvrclv Mary Shvnhun Judy Atkinson Suv Surver Lorvtta liennur Gertrude Scheib Joan Sanders THE TV CAMERA SPOTS A BIT OF PAST AND PRESENT 52 TV FLA SHBACKS l'ublic':1tions Dance: Ping-ponfzz Hobo Dunm- Chuir Buys : The Pe-an-ys: Pirtnickimg: Iiunlalios ShyGirls:Cmnfm-1'enc'e: Memories : 'Flw P1-esident Friends : 'Nuff Said : The Lineup : California Gay Ann : Sweet: 'Tut-Lui 3 Mnro Piunicfs Shahhnnsx Rth llraulvz Muflwrly Typo 53 wb y zzic Wesleyan Stalwart Billy Rl Ava 'Name' OUR YOUNGER DAYS 54 Clayt Hnllnwoen 1 Ann Wilhelm 3 Rena Galletti Mr. and Mrs. ML'K:1y: Norma Hzxlvnrsen, Loretta liennvr : Sur- Sarvm Christmas Party : Drill Squzul Trip 3 lllznlys Irwin l Il Wilhelm: I.m-vim G0l't,S1w:xnfl Rick : John l'4-nvvy :xml l'llm-num' D1-Vi ll N linhy Dil-k linhu nnun 55 Upper row: Members of the Fm-ulty Playing Twenty Questions : Hut Jive Session Sc-vuiimi row: Paw and Maw : Movris and Curis 3 VVho's the NVinm'1' 'I iril and Fm1rt,h Rows: Students whu i's-rfornieul at thc- Bt1'uzitm'-Ottawa Iflxc-hzxlljxo Assvm 56 Our Grade School Days vrson lst Grzulv, 1941 Shublsunu lst Grzulv, 1941 George P. Hills 1st Grade, 1941 Washington Sth Grade, 1948 1.1114-mln 1st hrmle, 111,11 57 Band The Ottawa Township High School Band performed at all home foot- ball and basketball games. Their annual concert was held May 6. Ray- mond Makeever is band director and Marge Danner served as student director. J , tte :., Qualifying for top billing over the OHS network were three baton S ',1:A' twirlers: Joyce Hamill, Joanne Bensema and Tommy Marek whose Hooper Y w 5 rating included a superior at the state music contest. Rated excellent was the B-flat Clarinet quartette composed of Billy Wruck, Bruce Gibson, ! Jerry Kallestad and Jim Hines. ifilffiilfflfffif - oHs - During the Ottawa-Marquette football game fans enjoyed marching and playing of the combined OHS-Marquette band and OHS drill squads. iPhoto by Frank Bazzonij 58 Band Personnel OBOE Joanne Bensema BASSOON Ronald Ball B-FLAT CLARINETS Margery Dannerl William Wruck Bruce Gibson Irene Perenchio Jerry Kallestad Anita Riebe .lames Hines William Burke Bernard B02 Dario Galletti BASS CLARINET Maryanne DeMoss ALTO SAXOPHONES Barry Burke Richard Bacon TENOR SAXOPHONES Richard Kottler Charles Mills, BARITONE SAXOPHONE Robert Strickland CORNETS Larry Kindle Margaret Flick Marvin Pfau Janet Terry Beverly Madsen Warren Varland Ronnie Stevenson Eugene Bray FRENCH HORN Janet Carter TROMBONES Wayne Aicher Jerry Alleman Carol Riskedal Jack Armstrong' Dwain Dial BARITONES Sherman Ovelman John Zentmyer BASSES Kenneth Blake LeRoy McConnaug'hhay BASS DRUM Lester Burrows CYMBALS Keith Rorem SNARE DRUMS ' Fenwick Taylor Thomas Benson William Christian Dale Blue, TYMPAN I Fenwick Taylor Thomas Benson BELL LYRA Joanne Bensenia -OHS- ., V, it v ati' X ...ff X uw! l' XM ,X v 4565 fi A .rif- A 4 4 . if if ji 49 K 15 4 , 1 l . . T ii A ,ii an 1 n?':1r:f A - z i f' t 4 V f' V, ,ei , In .1 no T 3 LU ,ia i -If ' Us if i V .. 3 , ff.. ..., , .,.., F-'ily ,li W i W T' '21 , l Top row: Lavina Osman, Joanne Bensema Second row: Judy Grot, Mabel Beguin, Ali Bottom row: Joyce Hamill, Ruth Mattes Tom Marek, Drum Major, is not pictured. -OHS- 59 ce Alikonis Top: Lorraine VVatLs, WVayne Gleimg Jane Aliee Rickner, Willis Capselg Otterman: Spanish Assembly. Second row: Marlene Zenor and Otter: Gloria Stilml: Colleen Burns being pre- sented radio. Left to right: Marilyn Challis, Bill leuter, Anne Meagher and T. O, Zimmerman look over allairs. Civic Council Heading the OHS Civic Council, under the advisorship of Theodore O. Zimmerman, for the first semester were: Bill Ieuter, chairman, Anne Jeannette Meagher, vice-chairmang Marilyn Chalus, secretary, and for second semester were Bob Snyder, chairman, Pat Duffy, vice-chairman, and Margaret Formhals, secretary. The group again took upon itself full responsibility of sponsoring Homecoming, October 26, exchange assemblies with Streator and La Salle, Exam Bust dances, Coke Bar, and the TB testing program, March 25. Something new and different was also attempted by the 1951-52 Civic Council, Vocation Day. They also sent delegates to the Annual State Student Council Convention at Peoria. The delegates were Margaret Formhals and Bob Snyder and the alternates were Victor Carr and Marlene Zenor. Their meetings were held during first lunch half and four hour on every other Friday. G0 X U ff Q ..-LLEfur1n X xxx Z X 3 Q ff + ExvQQ- Aff 2 ,yy 114362. -J!l W flu-ug, 3 im ga M if' 3 , T Juv, 'L few ,,. -xia- 's 74 ,L 'f Q61 exft 3 frm lg ! milk iw W, u,,,..nlv aes. ml'3 Art Class RIVA HOFF BUS, Engllsh Classes X if W' s . ,fig qqlq X ? KEITH CLARK English, JV Basketball Varsity Truck Top: MRS. JASPER GJERDITS HOME MANAGEMENT CLASS Buttwm: MRS. CLARENCE HEEMSTRA'S COOKING CLASS MARY ELLEN GROTE LYDIA HEEMSTRA ALICE GJERDE Clothing! Ifnmls, Czxfvioria Homo Management G3 athematics JOHN L. HOFF Mulhu.mxLic', Give Clubs MA RY LeM AY Guicl:1nt'9. Mzx1'10n1utic's ALLAN NINNESS Iiouklccm-ping, Mutha-mativs GEORGINE HESS Mathematics Of YOUTH SCH DOL History Classes - OHS - W . Nz 4 T. O. ZIMMI-IRMAN MFIRLE BURKE llislory, Civic Council World History, Radio wk? 1? HELEN LANDIS ROBERT JOHNSON LICKERT History, Sociology Psycholoyzy, Muth JV Football MARGUERITE HFIMPEN llistury, Eclmomis-s College Advisor SEK F Q F' 5 S E Q z Z O Z Z F1 5 2 U Sf? zu L75 U 5-5 2 514 ev 3 .Q 3? Z 5 2 A . EE-H , 3 :if em L.. 92 :U 5 5 O gs its .- gm UU Q 5- H 5 P4 66 Science Classes Top: CHEMISTRYfOPEN HOUSE DEMONSTRATION. WYVBIOLOGY-SMELLING A LILY C. J. ALIKONIS Uinloi-YY f U ' if il x X! if 1 5 I Q' 'J hits I 8. 'Q' 4 'X f ---f . if 'l,. ,65 2 ' j ' lf+1iF, ,, .. ' gi IVIARJORIE HUI l Shorthanfl and Ofiicc- I' rocewlu rc DELFORD ZACHOR EMILY HENTRICH Retailing, Typimz Typing Shops GEORGE WILLY HAROLD ZUEGE Woodshop Mechanical D1'3NVlHL 2 '- Q K , ff 68 BEN J. ROTTER Metal Shop X Qpnvmng lj fkbb s Q 'tho H :L 9 at 4 X K g,J Q XF? Ek, DU! fd L3 lx f I Q ,V I I WN f fff' Q 3 O 1 .X 9 l f X QQ., g p of X QSCIDON ry W 'K s W' Q X Q ' f K M20 G? 5 Goh -'0'giQ9Q f2l + 'Q-:wc-QV 0 .'.Dmu. Squnos D Ce 'Ps C X ' o-X ex .. .1 Qv '.xf K A W s 'Q Cwb -G ' QQ wa-.v bnkhk . ,141 tx 1 f1'?64 SQQL7 x6 ed Z, , ' x97 I o ' 5 ' X 1 1 VA' -'X N H l f 11 l 'w L f 1 ' X ' r X A 59, f X' ' x fx - K K 5 ,- F- -fl. j Q Jhffgr 'A . op ' '4 1' ,ff , ,. o ' 6i'f:f!'x ,lf Vw , -59 yan? ----in-1,-, 0 Ny? Q Q40 Q' X X 4 3 0 K5 +5 A Q-X Q, eo 9 P' Q 1 0 Q' f' ' as fx ' Q1 Q 6 9 19 4 v Q, 4' 0 AQ' ooo Q06 4- G The Buccaneer Journzilisni, ldnulisli, l'ulnlic-ations adviser. l'l1otou'r:xpliy Carole Hassley, left, and Betty Stevenson, right, were co-editors for the first semes- ter. Bob Goot was chief editor during' the seeond half of the year. Memories of those two days spent on the University of Illinois campus last Oetoher should be cherished by the lucky eight who attended the Illinois State High Sehool Press Association ineetingx - OHS - Betty, upper left, and Carole, upper right, are addressing' the eonvention. Lower eenter shows Virginia Halligsan having a good time. Lower right: Monica Fosse sings. Upper center: delegates to ISHSPA Convention. Lower left: University of lllinois Trampolin artists. 439 it 3 1. it ,'X,' p T a w 44 . ROIQIGIUI' T. BURNS BRIDGE CLUB SPANISH CLUB RADIO CLUB Tele -views of Clubs in Action 70 fm. 19 145 W,,. is 4' Q I K! I' xx Q' 'W 4--L1fY'ff in-Q A' 'M INTERIOR DECORATING CLUB FOREIGN CORRE- SPONDENCE CLUB FHA FUTURE NURSES FRANCES MCMILLAN Nurse CAMPING AND HIKING YEARBOOK CLUB fl SMX-?, 1. i 3 A My saggy , 5 Ami' fiwi-f f I it I fha , 5 H' WWW 3 ,.,A f W 5 , ww 5 .W L 1 LH Top: Boys' Drum Corps march to their own rhythm Center and bottom portray the Boys, Drill Squad. Dana Devry is the climinitive twirler in lower photo. 74 Girl's Drill Squad This year the Girls' Drill Squad, under the direction ol' Robert R. McKay, and under the leadership of Drillmaster Eleanor Larson and As- sistant Drillmaster Jeanne Dekreon, gave exhibition marching at Moose- heart, Sterling, and at the Morris Regional. The girls also marched at home football and basketball games and took part in the Military Review. A liOlil'lllT Mi-K A Y M A RILYN N ATHAN ,. ,. .. ,.,,. llrixmg, l Mxlilaly. hlrls l .lm lutramurzils Pep Squad The eamera focuses now on the Pep Squad. The girls for the first time in the high sehool's history originated a flash card section, spelling out different words in color. They also used the red and white capes this basketball season. 75 Wayne Gleim, Russell Kates take Corn Prizes. 76 FFA CARL J. NELSON Vocational Agriculture Girls' GAA Top row, left to right: Faye Garrett, Carol Murley, Kay Rossiter, Ella Chaney, Dorothy I4-Rctte, Shirley Onufrey, Mary Ann Ross, Martha Hume, Carolyn Snyder and Mikalcc McGill. llottom row, left to right: Alice Alikonis, Darlene Kennedy, Kathy Kays, Nita Kuster, Lavina Osman and Iiolcnc Johnson. BFLKU UMW Top photos show the OHS Drivers' Training Course The lower, the Interior Decorating' Classes project. 77 - wif-:M --- 5 -1 1 - K:- 1' - ,... l ' - 'di c. L L K 1 LL:L is . W I 5 Z K g V i .fi li'-f3Qfsf.ffrf::2fifff'f3f+fP Y , ,jf 4 Q X y v A Y ,X 1 A if 'ki ww ag M Ql4 4! Q Top photo--Freshman-Sophomore Chorus. Middle photofJunior-Senior Chorus. 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I ' Q X ,, L 5 f ,, ffl' ,fr fr if JA ,gj r.'!f I w ig N J fi 'fff , A, fax, lui g A K ,li gf , J y ff inf f ff fb J s ARLENE STEINERT Girls' P.E. Swim 81 ELIZABETH NYDEGGER MARY JANE MESS Latin, German Spanish, French, Latin S2 FRENCH CLUB PROJECTIONIST CLUB BAND BOARD isijifgdhiii 'Y ss K Ve wk seuigfa -Dt-,m ZW 5- LL -Y r1onR'5 za! Ex 7 is '? Z f X 'NNN X f-573-4 S-gifgj XJ w LJ 'J This I Remember, . . 9241 x svolrrs Building a school spirii Through compdiiion and 'i0Glm work i., PRAE ' We bv-ini gon fha opening iipo o i-he 1 T S' '5l '52 buskaibuii ii season f S490 W + I 6 Qy Q f A Q, 3' LLOYD ix V.IV ,x U 1 I V- n is PATSN 1 i X v Geomag z g , 811 i,,j5, 3 -., ,, E 4 , Y , 'wmew df 6 l f Q Q Eli' QL ff' ,A , wg N URALPHH g I J if eifg 555 U !' ' i EQ 5 UUE s Vx B TOKF Vsozou G' 5 ' K X 'Mme r, X ZX I The goal of every boy who has played on an Illinois high school basket- ball team in the last forty-five years has been to reach the 'tSweet Sixteenl' tournament at Champaign. This year the Ottawa Pirates reached that goal for the second time in the school's history. This achievement was only the climax of a season which brought to OHS two conference championships, a Iirst-place trophy in regional and sectional competition, and the best won and lost record C25-45 ever compiled by an Ottawa team. The Pirates got off to a flying start in regular season play by downing Morris, St. Bede, and Mooseheart before being upset by an inspired Marseilles team on the Panther's home court. Ottawa bounced back to take La Salle, Seneca, Geneseo and Marquette, but Hall was the victor in the game which counted in both the Illinois Valley and North Central Con- ferences. Once again Ottawa got in the win column by beating Streator, Rochelle, Marquette, DeKalb, Mendota and Marseilles. Then Coach Love's crew met Rock Falls in Kingman Gym in a game which had the North Central Conference lead at stake. The Pirates led all the way until the final seconds when a desperation shot by Rock Falls was good for a 48-46 victory. Coming into the home stretch, Ottawa really caught fire, dealing out defeats to Streator, Dixon, La Salle, Princeton, St. Bede, Sterling and Hall. The final two games enabled the Bucs to tie for Illinois Valley and North Central Conference championships. Since the middle of November, the Ottawa Pirates had been preparing for the most important games of all, the regional and sectional tournaments. The regional tourney was held at Morris with Seneca providing the Bucs' opposition in the first game. 86 X , l 1951-52 Pirates Are Second OHS Team to Reach State Ottawa Ottawa 53-St. Bede 4G Ottawa 32-Mooseheart 25 Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa 65-Hall 42 Morris Regional Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa VARSITY TOTALS Season Record 60 ' 40-Marseilles 44 42-La Salle-Peru 41 46-Seneca 28 4.3-Genesee 37 71 553-Hall 37 51 55 63-Marquette 49 69-Marseilles 25 46-Rock Falls 48 58 62-Dixon 39 47 - u 54-Princeton 534 75-St. Bede 44 58 81 52-Streator 558 58 L-I' Sectional 67-Mid-County 45 Ottawa 59-Dcpue 55 State Finals Ottawa 47-Jacksonville 57 The Fighting Irish bowed 81-41, but Streator proved to be no such pushover as they lost 52-38. The final game with Morris kept the fans breathless as neither team could gain a commanding lead until Ottawa pulled ahead in the final minutes to win 58-48. Next the tournament scene shifted to La Salle for sectional play. In the first game Ottawa's height proved a little too much for a scrappy Mid-County of Varna team. Holding a comfortable lead throughout most of the contest, Ottawa won 67-45. The final obstacle in the road to Champaign was the Depue Little Giants. The first half lead was stretched to nine points early in the third quarter, but then the Pirates caught fire and closed the gap. At the end of the third quarter the score was 44-40 in favor of Depue, but Ottawa surged ahead in the final chapter to win 59-55. At Champaign, Ottawa met Jacksonville in the first game. The Maroons proved a little too tough, as Ottawa hit only twenty-two per cent of its shots and displayed little finesse in its floor game. Ottawa was led throughout the season by Captain Lloyd Gromm, who also received the most valuable player award. Top scoring honors went to Pete Meckenstock, junior forward, who pumped in a total of 419 points. Bob Dekreon edged Lloyd Gromm by a percentage point for the Kiwanis free-throw trophy. A strong bunch of reserves who really came through when the chips were down was a major factor in Ottawa's success. Guards Lloyd Gromm and Bob Dekreon found able replacements in Jim Mclntyre and Jim Grafiis, Mike Formhals filled in nicely for center, Dale Olson, and forwards George Van Schoick and Pete Meckenstock were bolstered by Roy Ferguson and Jim Renwick. Too much credit cannot be given to Coach Gil Love, who built the Pirates into a team that will long be remembered by Ottawa fans. -Morris 47 -Marquette 528 -Streator 41 -Rochelle 34 -Streator 55 -La Salle Per 41 -Sterling 43 -Seneca 41 -Morris 48 1 1951-1952 OHS Statistics PLAYERS Fo P 'rl' Meckenstock 1137 92 419 Gromm 105 82 2831 Van Schoick 100 60 250 Dekreon 80 75 2330 Olson 82 89 210 Renwick 26 57 84 Mclntyre 22 37 G0 Formhals 12 16 239 Grafiis 8 20 24 Smith 1 fi 9 Ferguson 0 6 9 Gibson 1 1 2 Zwanzig 0 1 Nelson 0 0 0 Team Totals 610 547 16133 Just Before the Tip-off Coach Love talks With, front row: Jim Grufiis, 'l'01'1'y Smith, Lloyd Gromm, George Van Schoick, and Jim Renwickg back row: Bob Dekreon, Pete Nlocfkexmstoclc, Dale Olson, Milt Formhals, Roy Ferguson and Jim McIntyre. RH Tourney Highlights 'l'op foul' photos show action in thu ll'lol'1'is R0g'io11z1l. Miclmllo simlo photos picture scutionul action ut lla Salle. l'l0tl,Ull1 foul' photos, loft to right, show action at the Swect Sixtocn State 'l'oLn'nvy. Top mimltllo photo shows the varsity colclnuting' tht- Regional victory. llolow is the tvzun lmuming: at tha- St-ctionnl trophy. Bottom vm-ntor pictures tho SW1-ot Sixtovn Loom re-:uly to li'2lVl' hy hos for i'humpz'1ig'n. fill Preliminary Attraction ZVYW ', i, :ff ff Q 1.,, , Q, V C529 S t H ,4,. .m..,..-----..... is , 44- A-1 . ruff' vrr 'Z Z r Vi i ' ' ' ' . . . . 5 11.. f -, 3' W ' 4 L 1 , .f.- , Qfjijsggf ,Q ',7' ' , V V . I jg I - L, M V T o 3 : 0 . 1 E' r ' A .-1: Z f r r it Z M f, f i r 5, w t ,,fi, ..a.:1 J J .?- ff V Eb- -,. 9 ' V1 I A i 4 . '- - Q1 4 rtr r 4 A ' T' 'if' W - --V LL3- - Y .A V -W M --ik Y ..,.. ii! ,Ar ,, '6'nn0 ? ' ,Sq 1 nsseucea us'r+ 59-' 2 ! cane Houemaw if Dow rwrofv . A f MARWN PFAU ' JERRY HHLTEBMHN ' aiu. smetns 4,i, X JACK ANDERSON f D 77! sos srnncmawo i f f new wane f ROBERT CRACKEL y 'D8AAf.? Zf2S' I ff L RK- I X, EDKBRYPW +805 BLILKEMSUELRFEKMMS . 13 . 5. , Q353' ,num j Y 4: 7 MZ. lf!! Fl . K - 3 A U0 Freshman Performers J. V. Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa 46- 49- 90- Kneeling: Wayne Nelson, Charles Shepherd, Coach Stanley White, Fred Martin, John Miner, Charles Love. Standing: David Turnquist, Orville Stone, Dale Sang, llill Jansen, Gerry Donnelly, Barney Erickson, Paul Ainsley, Lloyd Lock, Ronald Swingen, Archie Boe, Jim Waring, Larry Kinslle, David Barr, Jim Costello, Mgr. Eugene Gerlye. Totals Morris 42 St. Bede 41 Mooseheart 38 Marseilles 37 La Salle-Peru 32 Seneca 20 35- 67- 56-Geneseo 36 Marquette 32 -Hall 24 Streator 42 -Rochelle 45 76-Marquette 23 DeKalb 37 Mendota 46 Marseilles 52 Rock Falls 32 Streator 55 Dixon 38 La Salle-Peru 42 Princeton 34 50- 51-St. Bede 63 36- 64-Hall 40 Sterling 42 Won 18, lost 5. Points 1,226, opp. 893. 1 OHS - J . V . Statlstlcs 'PHE CoRsAIRs sCoRING FOCUSIN' ON THE FROSH PLAYERS PG PT P TP Nev. 26-ottawa, 193 at st. Bede, 36 Shidds ------ 104 46 61 254 Dec. 4-Ottawa, 275 at Marseilles, 31 Honeyman - - ' 68 56 54 202 Dec. 18-Marquette, 515 at Ottawa, 36 Anderson .... 67 41 72 175 Jan' 4-Ottawa, 34: at Hall, 25 E-alferman ' Jan. 8-Streator, 469 at Ottawa, 37 P? on 54 48 MF Jan. 15-Ottawa, 28, at Marquette, 39 ilu .... . . . 1 , J J' . 18-L- ' 2 ' Smith ... ... 27 sa 23 63 PP P Ott PWA' P4 Wage ' 21 14 35 56 Jan. 29-Marseilles, 313 at Ottawa, 39 ituclljlind ' Z 5 12 19 Feb. 5-Ottawa, 425 at Streator, 53 J? P ' 3, Z Z Feb. 8-Ottawa,16gat La Sa11e,40 Md gy ' ' ' ' 1 I 0 2 Feb. is-Mendota, 323 at Ottawa, :ae . ar in ...... , Miner 1 0 1 2 Feb. 23-St. Bede, 383 at Ottawa, 41 ' --G W- WA Feb. 29vHe11, 265 at Ottawa, 40 Team Totals 463 :soo 442 1226 Mar' 8-mosh Tourney at Streutor Ottawa 41-La Salle 31 Ottawa 38-St. Bode 47 91 1 They Produced the Sound Effects Cheerleaders VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Ann Polancic, Cnmlinc LL-Rctte, Ann Higgins, Suzanne Anderson, Joanne Anderson. .TAYVEIC lTHl'II'IRI,EADERS: Joym-0 Iiluv, Iiurlmrzn Kopp, S110 Sznrvr-r, Uzxml McDowell. 92 'ra First row, left to right: Jock Blaine, Dean Rorhbcrclt, manager, Pete Meckensfock, .lim Groffis, George Von Schoick, Bill Kellilser, Ralph Nelson, Don Leipold, Gene Aicher, Mike Formhals, Lloyd Gramm, Dick Shipman, Bill Brock and manager Dun Terry. Second Row: lefr to right, Coach Bill Novak, Ken Logan, Wayne Bower, Bob Dekreon, .lim McGill, Ken West, Burney Reed, Bill Bowers, Jim Renwick, Wayne Gage, Cubert Alonzo, Wayne Aiclser, Couch Gil Love, Don Fox. Third row, left to right: John Peavey, Bill lenter, Elmer Huuzz, Harry Donaldson, Roy Fergu- son, Vernon Lock, Tam Vatsula, Dale Olson, Coutus Gibsnn, Terry Smith, John Harbeck, Bob f Chupmarybove Zwamzig, Roy Alvarado. V ' V ' . a 5 L? QV, ' Bm Novak Gan Low L l .L . jj , x 5,71 rfb , , iQ-'ll 5 1 -..,- JL. D it 93 casing of-ei Vonschoick, BYUCk'VQtSuXQ fi Kmlihqr O1-'kcuwa 0 QYYC-lvvcm L55 .... . Ciifbwa 6 Qiinwq 6 Oiwcxwq O . . . . . .... LQSQHQ .. S1'rtdTov Pkvsd-o+o N, , ,Dixon Hull CD+'h:awo 6 Oifqwq 0 Oi'-I-clwq I3 O 'H'cwvCA O IS O I3 X6 Z0 .w.. Cor QQ Shaving 16 .......D2KQXb K9 Mor-quthe 26 S1'.BQdQ 6 Jim Renwick Wanna' Sight 1:7 Sense Mika Fcarmkcsls U4 tl Sx...,,,x EPICKSOJ- Q52 Bok, ' Mooch. bQkWlon Kcnmj Wes? ffff ff TQYTK5 Smkkh' UQ-34 Uvoam, Dale Oban, Dick SNx1pvnuyy,CLtorgQ. Vonscholck .john H uv-bulk x'c.v,J Qabim Blu Bowers Dafa fdgckenrfrock L Ro F ' , 1 -.5 ergvson Elmer Hou:-r. . BM ienker Wcusne Gage, .1xmmCfxN,U0ve ZW.m,i.jKJim Gwq-H345 U5 .1 Gene Aivzher Don Ltipdd M502 Aic.9nQr VQPGDN Lock Bo b C hapvmnm John pQOLV2H 96 RaXpYx Nahum Ken L organ GY'd'F'piS Qn and around . Jim McGiLL making Short goin. Cleilfrb Bowevs 'Yrippeci up G+ S+.Beda. ,gn-an C Y'igh+j VcmSchoi ck pulkcl down caP1-er infer.. ccpiin-3 Pass qi- Lag.-anna. fl4l'FTB Mczckansiwck abou? i'o 'Phrow o pass. Cr-ighij A rdereze at can ONS game. liill llruck gets his Most Valuable Player Award from NVilliam Zwanzig. The 1951 edition of the Pirate football team, composed largely of Juniors, opened their season by dropping a 19-0 decision to their traditional rival, L-P. Trailing 6-0 at halftime, the Bucs allowed two more scores in the second half, but couldn't seem to get their own attack going. The following week Streator's Bulldogs came to town and met a stubborn Ottawa defense. The Novak-men, playing their best game of the year, took a 6-0 victory on a rain-soaked field. Rejuvenated, Ottawa jumped off to a two-touchdown lead over Men- dota in a bitterly fought game, only to see the Trojans knot the count for a 13-13 tie, the identical score of last year's battle. The second-string started at Dixon and immediately scored a touch- down, the only Pirate points of the evening, as Dixon scored two touch- downs and a field goal to take the Bucs into camp, 16-6. Hall's high-riding squad next fiogged down the gridders 20-0, as Jim Troglio, All-state back, scored three touchdowns to ice the contest. On the rainy night of October 19th, the most first downs scored in any previous game were clicked 05 by the Pirates at Sterling, but two scores and a safety drenched the locals again, 16-6. In the fourth annual homecoming game our TV cameras picked up the gala floats and participants. but the Barbs of DeKalb were not im- pressed. as their huge line aided in another shutout for the Pirates, 19-0. although DeKalb was outplayed the entire second half in which they failed to score. A realization that was almost achieved by our cross-town rivals. Marquette, last year, came true as they dealt Ottawa the first defeat since intercity competition was inaugurated. The bitter cold night failed to hinder the Crusaders' spirit, as they collected a 26-13 win. The last game of the season with St. Bede was played on a snow- covered field at St. Bede Academy. The Bruins. after three tries from the two-yard stripe. punched over the only score of the night for a 6-0 verdict which was the same score that Ottawa won by last year. In a postseason election Senior halfback Jim Grafiis and Junior guard Ralph Nelson were elected co-captains, while Senior fullback Bill Bruck was presented the most valuable player trophy. Strcator Rotary president, Ray Finfgclcl, hands the trophy to Chuck Cross, Ottawa president. Bottom row, left to right: Dick VVade, Jerry W'est, Bill LaBay, Jerry Haltcrman, Jack Anderson, Jim Bretag, Jim Costello, Phil Duggan, Dave Turnquist, Dick Johnson. Second row: Duane Nusbaum, John Miner, Bob Wagner, Robert Crackel, Dale Sang, Lynn Jehly, Dale Hartshorn, Don Marks, Tom Bowers, Fred Martin, Bob Grohe. Top row: Mgr. Terry Stiles, Don Mevers, Tom Knutson, Chuck Love, Marvin Pfau, Sherman Lewis, Jerry Eichelkraut, Don Smith, Leonard Lock, Bob Strickland, Don Tipton, Gene Honeyman, Mgr. Charles Shepherd, Coach Bob Johnston. J V Football The Ottawa Frosh-Soph football squad, with a 5-2-1 record, had one of the scrappiest teams seen at OHS in recent years. They dropped their iirst game to an experienced La Salle-Peru team 26-13, but bounced back to defeat the strong Streator squad 6-0 on a muddy, rain-soaked field. From then on it was hard to beat the Corsairs Who, with a win under their belts, seemed headed for a great season. Sterling managed to hand them their last defeat 19-13, and a determined Dixon team came from behind to tie the Bucs 6-6 for the only other mar on their record. The JV's ripped through lVIend0ta, Hall, DeKalb, and Marquette for the remainder of the season. Jerry West had 40 points to lead the scoring, Jack Anderson was close behind him with 32. Good work will be expected of Fred Martin, freshman quarterback, again next year. Also playing good ball in the backtield were Don Tipton, Jim Bretag, Duane Nusbaum, and Dale Sang, who will be back next year. Mainstays of the line were Tom Knutson, Dick Wade, who thrilled everyone with his frequent long runs, Lynn Jehly, Bill LaBay, Dale Harts- horn, John Miner, and Gene Honeyman. Playing good defensive ball were Marv Pfau and Bob Strickland. The Corsairs, with practically the entire first string back, are expecting an even better season next year. Season Record Individual Scoring Ottawa 13-La Salle-Peru 26 TD PAT Tl' Ottawa 6-Strcator 0 VV,-Sq, , , , 5 10 40 Ottawa 21-Mendota 6 A l - 5 2 P2 Ottawa 6-Dixon 6 lit K I Son 5 0 30 ottawa 230-Hall 0 WW' - ' - ' U Ottawa 1:4-sw-ling in Bwtzuz' - - 4 0 24 Ottawa 8-DeKalb 0 Martin . . 1 0 6 Ottawa 27-Marquette 7 Knutson ' 1 0 5 Won 5, lost 2, tied 1 Honeyman 1 0 6 Points scored 136, opp. 64. Wayne Gage Roger Scvcrson Dick Shipman OHS Track Team Breaks Many Records The 1952 Track team opened its scheduli by defeating the Pontiac Indians for the iirs time in three years, 7315-445. Next, Strea tor's thinclads were beaten on King Field by a decisive 94-24 count. Only 10 Ottawa boy. competed in the Urbana Open, but they stil managed to score 32 points, good for thiri place behind Danville and Urbana. Genese4 Relay officials failed to notify the Ottawq coaches of their decision to hold the meet oi a rainy day, and so the team didn't compet in these annual relays. Next the Pirate won their most crucial meet of the year defeating a strong Hall squad 66 to 52. Ou cross-town rival, Marquette, was trounced bg a 8215 to 32 score. Against Mendota ant Princeton, three school records were brokei as Roger Severson lowered the 120-yard higl hurdles to 15.3 and the 180-yard low hurdle to 21.0, and Wayne Bower tossed the discu 140 feet, 915 inches. The Bucs also continue their winning ways by scoring 7115 to Prince ton's 5515 and Mendota's 21. Competing in the Palatine Relays for th first year, Coach Keith Clark's boys walke off with the Class A trophy, edging ou Arlington Heights on the last event on th program, the 880-yard relay, by a margin o 56 to 51. Traveling to Streator, Ottawa bea its perennial rival, La Salle-Peru, and als Streator, 82 to L-P's 43 and Streator's 23. At this writing the local trackmen hav copped the De Kalb Relays and lost the Dis trict by one point, despite the loss of Gage b injury. They placed well up in the Nort Central and Illinois Valley conferences. Th team has been paced by Wayne Gage an Roger Severson in scoring, but depth in boy like Lloyd Gromm, Jim McGill, Sherma Ovelman, Dick Shipman, Jim Renwick, Bi Ieuter, Vernon Lock, Mike Formhals an Wayne Bower have made it one of the bes squads in OHS history. Roger Scvcrsou THE 1952 TRACK SCHEDULE March 29-Oak Park Relays 29-Ottawa, L-P, at April 3-Pontiac KTJ 51193101 g..Streat0r QH5 May 3-DeKalb Field Meet 10-Urbana Open 6-'oftavlfa 313 L-P 12-Geneseo Relays 9-D1S'UY1C'C M991 QHU 15-Ha11 CH, 13-Illinois Valley CHD 21-Marquette CH, 16, 17-State Meet 24-Ottawa, Mendota, at 20-D9Ka1b G17 Princeton 23-North Central Confei 26-Palatine Relays ence Cat Sterlmgb They Spun Some New Records X fi5:Sl.i.,e X 'Ne 'QQ r ' ' Q Q. ' :Ki Upper Picture, Varsity Track Squad QFront Row, 1. to 125: Learned, Formhals, Mumner, Shipman, Sever- son, McGill, Gage, Gramm. QSecond Rowjz Coach Keith Clark, Manager Dave Melahn, Logan, Houzz, Ieuter, J. Strow, Ovelman, Aicher, Coach llill Novak. fThir4l llowj: Manager Bob Strickland, liray, Olson, Harlan-ck, Lock, and Bower. - oHS - Lower Picture, JV Track Squad lFr0nt Row, l. to rfb: Martin, Knutson, Marks, Lemke, Purcell, Burke Miner, Jehly, Bowen, Nushaum, Halterman. tSecond Rowp: Crackel, T. Smith, Nelson, White. Bliekens- derfer, Wruck, Nunes, Erickson, Munson, Shepard. tThird Rowy: Freshman Coach Al Ninness, Shields Anderson, Wade, Secor, Rorem, Hess, Ball, Bretaz, Seibert, N. Strow, Lewis, Tipton, Pfau, D. Smith Coach Keith Clark. 101 an , TENNIS SQUAD: Bob Dekreon, Lzxrry Kinmlle, Pele' Mecke-nstrwk, Iiub liryzm, Tcrry Smith, Runnin Swin- gen, Put Duffy, Jim M4-ln1,yre. T. 0. Zimmerman 4lenmnst1'utes Lu: Dun Koenig, kmwlimg, Dun Gmail-lln, I4'lo1,4-In-1' G1'UV4'l', .lim Milli-r, Hill 1lm'lml', liill Janson, Phil Duqpzan. .lim Nvilfillif. 102 Top: laffl' 'io rivahf, D-Lampkfz, N-SHOW, TAKnud1'son, D.MrzLjars,ovxd J.Minkh1r. Riqhii Vrovd' row, Q.BliCk, l2.Kcrh-einz, book row, R .Binder-, J .Jqwrlczs . Gnd V. STONQOVA- Qighf: groni row, G,Gru'Douc3h, O-ZuckQr , D.DQBQrrxor'dI, back VOW 3 Gfnoqgar' L. Jankiniz, K.Fos'f2f .Gnd , D..EisarT. INTQA - MURAL . . . INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS Upperl ft Ping-pong Champions: Shipman, Strow, Gerber, Goot. Upper ter: Plaque hanging in gym lobby showing school records in intramural events Upper right, Shooting Champions, front row: Strow, Heth, Sesto: 2nd row: Goot, Coffey Middle left, Frosh-Soph VVx-estling Champions: Stohr, Learned, Erickson, Purcell, Hetzncr. Middle center, Frosh-Soph Swimming Champions: Knutson, Minkler, Lemke, White. Middle right, Band, Volleyball, JV: WVruck, Stevenson, Rorem, Strickland, Pfau. Lower left, Wrestling Champions: Harris, Laisswell, Kelliher, Frobish, Fuller, Panko. Intramural Champs Crowned For the first time since World War II, the freshmen competed in the intramural and military program. Musicians from the band also competed for the first time in the history of OHS. The 1951-52 program was well accepted by all boys who participated under the direction of military instructor fGeneralJ Robert McKay. Highlighting the program was Intramural Night with finals in junior-senior basketball, tug-o-war and volleyball. A basketball game between the high school faculty and grade school teachers brought a successful evening to a close. Points in each event were awarded to the platoons with 75 points for first, 45 for second, 25 for third, 15 for fourth. In the junior-senior program the first activity to be run off was cross- country. Drum Corps copped first-place honors, followed by CI, Band, and CII. Members of the winning team were Richard Eisert, Ken Foster, Louis Zucker, Garth Saager, George Grubaugh and LeRoy Jenkins. The next event was touch football which was played on a double elimination basis. The Drum Corps again ran oi with top honors by beating AII for the Championship. DI took third place and CI fourth. Robert Rentz, Don Roesler, Pat Duffy, Louis Zucker, Garth Saager, Richard Eisert, Dean Rothbardt, Ken Foster, Joe Haas and Don DeBernardi, were members of the winning team. The basketball finals were decided on Intramural Night with CI tripping up AII for the title. BI and CII played oi for third and fourth places with BI winning. CI was paced by Bill Gerber, Bob Goot, Jim Miller, Joe Strow, Dick Ship- man and Jack Jackson. The individual scoring leaders were: Gerber with 12, Strow 6 and Goot 5. 104 .ss , .M t VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNERS shown above are, front row, l. to r.: Learned Severson, Strow, Shields, Blickensilerfer: second row: Bray, Mumper, Ovelman, Mclntyre, Coach Keith Clark. Not being outdone, CI rebounded with another championship, namely, ping-pong. Each match consisted of three single and two doubles games. In the finals CI defeated BI, with CII taking third and Drum Corps fourth. Members of the winning team were: Joe Strow, Bob Goot, Dick Shipman, and Bill Gerber. Tug-o-war was another event decided Intramural Night. The strong men of AI pulled over the musclemen of DI in the best two out of three tries. Each team consisted of ten men. BII held down third place honors with CII taking fourth. The members of the AI team were: William Bowers, William Gillette, Jack Manley, John Milam, Don Koenig, Dan Terry, George Van Schoick, Robert Chapman, Charles Potter, Elmer Houzz, Wayne Bower, and Ed Hollis. BII took a hard fought victory to win the volleyball title Intramural Night by defeating AII. This was another two out of three series of eliminations. DII pulled up for a close third and CII a fourth. The members of the BII winning team were: Dale Olson, James McIntyre, Roy Ferguson, Bob Snyder, Wayne Glein, Ken Logan, Bill Carlin, and Gene Aicher. For the second time in intramural activities, points were awarded to platoons having the best scholastic average. DII received first place points with an average of 80.666 AI, DI, and the Band followed in order. Each year, wrestling is tried by all boys in their individual gym classes. By the middle of the semester, wrestling teams were made in each platoon. The finals were held on an all-school assembly between BI and DI. BI finished on top, DI second, CII third, and AII fourth. Mem- bers of the winning grapplers were Victor Carr, Larry Lasswell, Bill Fuller, Jack Harris, Ken Frobish, and Bill Kelliher. Because of the interest created, speech was again made an intramural activity. Band and BI came down to the wire and the winner was decided in a school assembly. Tom Benson, Fen Taylor, and Ronald Ball pulled the band through for a first place. BI was second, DI third, and DC fourth. Mrs. Ben Rotter conducted all the speech activities. One of the most highly participated programs in intramural sports is riflery. Under the direction of Mr. C. J. Alikonis, the boys met in the blue room after school to shoot it out. 105 Junior-Senior Volleyball Action4Ninness Picks Up Ball Veterans- Basketball Champs Junior-Senior Basketball Champs CI shot its way to the title with a thrilling victory over CII by the score of 424 to 423. AII finished third and AI fourth. The members of the Winning sharpshooters Were: Barney Sesto, Bob Goot, Floyd Coffey, Kenneth Heth, John Copeland, and Joe Strow. Barney Sesto was high scorer with a sizzling 95. In the swim meet held in the high school pool, AII barely outpointed BI 24 to 22. BII Was third and Band fourth. Members of the winning team Were: Ronald Fisher, Jacque Hensley, Jim Graffis, John Harbeck, and Frank Alvarado. Track also played a big part in the intramural program. CII with Wayne Gage, Pete Meekenstock, Roger Severson, Charles Shepherd, Dave Zwanzig, Bill Lehr, Harry Donalson, and Bob Troup, captured first place. CI, AII, and DII glfollowed in that order. 1106 Track Champs J.V. VARSITY ll tl Learned, Erickson, lilctznvr, lmliuy. lioltonzz D. Zwanzig, Lehr, Meckenst k l 1 Sl hr. Purcell, NV:nlc, Crzwlu-l, Top: Trollu, Gzuuv, Severson, Shephu l Frosh-Soph Division Because of freshmen taking military the intramural program was divided into two groupsg the freshman-sophomore group and junior-senior group. The frosh-soph representatives of DII proved to be a hard team to beat as they captured touch-football, softball, tug-o-war, wrestling, and track. They also placed second in volleyball, riflery, and swimming. The boys who helped capture these titles were, Dale Stohr, Ed Purcell, Grant Learned, Bob Crackel, Barney Erickson, Richard Wade, Joe Bertwell, William LaBay, Donald Hetzner, Bill Stevens, Gene Maltas, Cliff Wilson, Ronald Giacomelli, Don Crockett, Don Lewis and James Waring. With the help of Norman Strow, Tom Knutson, Richard Lemke, James Minkler, Elmer Garrison, Donald Meyers, Richard Staple, and Wayne Vezain, Drum Corps was able to win the riflery and swimming and place second in touch football and wrestling. CII captured the basketball crown by edging out BH. The members of the tourney team were: Wayne Nelson, Philip Duggan, Sherman Lewis, John Miner, and Archie Boe. They also placed second in cross-country with CI taking that title. BI took the scholarship ribbon with a very commendable average of 84307. AH was second, AI third, and Band fourth. The band underclassmen swept through with victories in tug-o-war and ping-pong. Members included: Robert Strickland, Ronald Stevenson, Larry Kindle, Marvin Pfau, William Wruck, Bernard Boe, and Keith Rorem. 107 Top picture, Junior-Senior Touch Football Champions, front row: Ken Foster, Bob Rentz, Pat Duffy, Dick Eisert, Don Roeslerg back row: Ozzie Zucker, Garth Saager and Don Deliernardi. Center picture, Fr-osh-Soph Touch Football Champs, front 1-ow: Dale Stohr, Donald Lewis, Gene Mnltusg center row: Ed Purcell: back row: Clilford Wilson, Grunt Learnc-rl, Ronald Gizicomelli. Lower nicture, Frosh Srmh Tug:-0-Wm' Champs, left to riirht: Clil'fm'rl Wilson, liounlll Gizlcomvlli, Don Lewis, 13:11-ncy Erickson. Grunt. Lf-nrncrl, Dale Stohr, Phi Pm-vc-ll, Tlill Lnliny, Tlick Wrulo. 108 Studio at Night ,sf : Top: .X IRLAZIC OV GLORY OPICN HOUSE, Iiultumz .XNN l'UL.XNl'll'. VUPID ON V.XLEN'1'INE'S DAY. 109 1, infix ., ' F ss--' N. . ,Xxx Q C 'gn W -N .i we 2 X our Will x Being of sound mind and body we will: ALVARADO, FRANK-My place in typing room to anyone who can af- ford to waste as much typing paper as I did. ANDERSON, ANITA-All my extra science credits to my sisters. ANDERSON, JODY-My deodorant to Ann Higgins and Ann Polancic. BARRON, JOHN-My suede shoes to Barbara Dodd. BAYER, NORMA-My gym suit to some unprepared freshman. BEARD, SALLY-My nickname to anyone who can uphold it. BLAKE, KENNY-My bass horn to some windy freshy. BOHANNON, RICHARD-My ability to get to school early to some fresh- man. BROOKMAN, GERALD-Thirty-five cents to Miss Hempen. BROWN, HAROLD-My military rank to Joe Strow. CALIIJIINS, MARY LOU-My ability to Lucille CI only hope she does etterb. CARLIN, WILLIAM-My seat in Miss Hempen's room to some poor Junior. CARR, PATRICIA-My clean gym suit every week to Miss Steinert. CHALUS, MARILYN-The farm to anyone that wants to be snowed in during the winter. CLASSON, THOMAS-The pieces of the Chevy to my brother. COPELAND, JOHN-Ten cherubs to Miss LeMay. COPPAGE, NORA JANE-My seat in Aunt Gert's home room to some lucky freshy. DANNER, MARGE-My first chair in band to anyone in the section. DEKREON, JEANNE-All my luck to my brother in his sports career. DODD, BARBARA-My lonely island in the South Pacific to Rena and Wayne. DONALSON, JANE-To Betty and Mona, all my fun at the slumber- less parties. EISERT, RICHARD-My place in typing to someone who has a lot of time to spend there. ERICKSON, RICHARD-All my Hunking grades to anyone who needs them. ' EUTIS, GLADYS-To Janet Terry, all the fun that I had at OHS. FERGUSON, ROY-My ability to get dates to Jim McIntyre and Pete Meckenstock. FULLER, BILL-Since I am of sound mind and body I leave everything in my locker, so I can pick it up next fall. GAGE, WAYNE-A ride in the Fronts' car to Tim and also my whiskers to Bob Dekreon. GALLETTI, RENA-Myself to my own beauty salon in 1953. GERBER, WILLIAM-All of the golf balls I lost to some unlucky under- classman. GERDING, DON-All the brains I didn't use to some poor freshman. GIBSON, COULTAS- Sweet Sixteenu for Coach Love and Pirates, '5 GILLETTE, DON-My red address book to anyone who needs it. GILLETTE. WILLIAM-My locker to some poor freshman. GLADFQELTER, SUE-My place in septette to some musically-minded gir . JIU GLEIM, WAYNE-All my fun as a senior to the rowdy juniors. GODWIN, BETTY-My knack of cracking bubble gum to Mr. Krabel. GOOT, ROBERT-Bob Yanko's and my American Observers to Miss Hempen. GRAFFIS, JAMES-All my extra science credits to anyone that needs them. GRENTER, LORRAINE-My seat in the school bus to anyone who can get it. HAAGE, BEVERLY-My seat in homeroom 503 to some lucky freshman. HAFF, DARLENE-My seat in bookkeeping class to some dumb junior who will loathe it. HALLIGAN, VIRGINIA-Four happy years at OHS to my brother Bob. HALVORSEN, NORMA-My little bit of wit to some freshman. HAM, ROBERT-My seat to some freshman in 503. HARPER, JUANITA-My bookkeeping seat to any junior that will take it. HARRIS, BONNIE-My seat in retailing to anyone that can stand it two hours a day. HARRIS, JACK-All the oil in the empty oil can at Signorella's to Duffy and his flat back. HARCRIS, JOANNE-My abilities for flirting to Rosie, Jean, Maggie and erry. HASSLEY, CAROLE-Lunch hour to Marian and Jan. HAYES, HELEN-All my money to charity. HEITZMAN, SUZANNE-My little knowledge of chemistry to Carol Corcoran. HENSLEY, JACQUE-One pair of boxing gloves to Allan Ninness and Pat Duiy. HETH, KENNETH-My position as drillmaster to LaVerne Osthus. HIGGINS, ANN-My ability to do back flipflaps and my dirty football uniform to Carol McDowell. HIGHLAND, BURTON-My teachers to some poor freshman. HITTER, JOYCE LYN-My grief with basketball training rules and Coach Love to Pat with Mooch. HOLLIS, ED-All my art ability to my two girl helpers in art class. HORNBECK, ROBERT-My job of collecting homeroom slips to anyone who wants it. IRWIN, GLADYS-All my good times at OHS to my brother, Charlie. IVERSON, RUTH-My seat in glee club to some lucky freshman. JENEINSB LEROY-My solid figures in fourth-hour class to next year's c eru s. JOHNSON, EDITH-My good times in high school to my brother for the next three years. JOHNSON, MARY LEE-My future years to Truman. JOHNSON, ROLENE-My letter writing ability to Miss Steinert. KELILEY, FRED--My ability to get along with the teachers to my sister at. KNUTSON, LLOYD-Ten cherubs to Miss LeMay. LARSON, ELEANOR-My seat in shorthand to some unlucky junior. LEHR, WILLIAM-CII to some junior. LERETTE, CAROLINE-My typing ability to some sophomore. LOCK, SHERRILL-My intelligence in shorthand to anyone who wants it. LOGIAN, JACQUELINE-The privilege of being a senior to my brother, . en. LOOMIS, ALLAN-All my ability to pass tests without studying to Mary- anne. LOWERY, BE VERLY-My place in septette to someone with the ability to sing and enjoy music. LYLE, HELEN-Nancy's Tweed powder to Dede. MAGSONAUGH, PAT-My driving ability to Bill Jansen Che will need 1 111 MALIK, WILLIAM-My locker to some lucky freshman. MEAGHER, ANNE-My seat in shorthand to Jean Mays. MILAM, JOHN-My extra credits to some unlucky junior. MILLER, JAMES-My seat in second-hour English to my sister. MEYERS, EVELYN-All my interest in psychology to Dorothy and my sister. NIEDERER, ARNOLD-My knowledge of guns to Norman Taylor. PEAVEY, JOHN-My parking place under the bridge to anyone who can get up to it. PHILLIPS, THELMA-My seat in 306 to some lucky freshman. PHILPOTT, SALLY-My drag with Miss Wilson to some needy algebra student. POLANCIC, ANN-All my good times at slumberless parties to Frannie. RICKNER, JANE ALICE-All my good times at OHS to Loretta, Gert, Sue, and Squirt. ROSSITER, PATRICIA-My puddle jumper's parking place in front of school to the first person who can get there. ROE, JIM-All of the hair I've caused Mr. Ben Rotter to lose in the last four years back to him. He needs it. ROZATTI, CARL-My Dixie Land jazz band to Keith and Cabbage. SANDERS, JOAN-My ability to play ping-pong to Bill. SEVERSON, JANICE-My long rides on the school bus to anyone who can stand the noisy kids. SHEAHAN, MARY-My seat in practical science to my brother. SHEAHAN, PATRICIA-My filing ability to Miss Huff. SMITH, ALMA-My ability to file to Miss Huff. SMITH, EVELYN-My seat in Miss Hess's room to some poor freshman. STEVENS, RAYMOND-My solid geometry book to Grey Warrner. STEVENS, PHYLLIS-My brand-new worn-out gym suit to Carol Brewer. STEVENSON, BETTY-My good times in high school to my brother Richard. STORTZ, JACK-My seat in homeroom to some poor unlucky freshman for four years. TAYLOR, FENWICK-The hidden humor of 404 and 305 to unwary students of OHS. TERRY, DAN-My parking place to Chuck Potter. THOMPSON, BETTY-My interest in the Classon family to Rachel Schmidt. TINDALL, SUE-The fun at the slumberless parties to Sally. TRUMBO, JUANITA-I will G. T. to my brother David. TRUMBO, ROBERT-All my credits to Lucille. VAN SCHOICK, GEORGE-My fits of depression from sociology class to Spats, who can take it. VEZAIN, DAISY-My high school happiness to my nephew. VICINI, MARLENE-My ability to get along with Mr. Johnson to my cousin Diane. VINCENT, JEAN-My French poodle to Miss Huff. WAGNER, BONNIE-My seat in Rusty's puddle jumper to anyone brave enough to ride with her. WAGNER, DEANNIE-My seat in home management to some junior or senior who likes to hear interesting stories. WAITE, BURTON-My hot rod Model A to Mr. Shannon. WARRNER, VIRGINIA-My extra science credits to Jane Bradish. WATTS, LORRAINE-My good times in the Chevy to Marsha and Ruth. WILHELM, ANN-The remainder of my eraser to Marian and Janice. WOLLENHAUPT, JEAN-Mr. Johnson an ambitious homeroom in '52, YANKO, ROBERT-Bob Goot's and my American Observers to Miss Hempen. ZUCKER, LOUIS-My hot rod Plymouth to Spats. llZ 2 fa y '14 ll IEE WDP!-IEC9 As our TV cameras look into the future we prophesy: ANDERSON, ANITA-A dancer or a secretary by '53. ANDERSON, JODY-To be a farmer's wife and raise Mr. Nelson's ag student for 1965. BARRON, JOHN-Chief mouthpiece of the Cherry Street Gang-Bowery 1962. BEARD, SALLY-Raising the football team by 1965. BLAKE, KENNETH-B.A.M.D. Ph. D.-Chief Surgeon at the Kill or Cure Hospital, 1970 A. D. BOHANNON, RICHARD-Get-away man for the Cherry Street Gang- Bowery 1962. BRAMEL, JOE-Sergeant in the Army in 1952. BROADUS, PAUL-Chief persuader of the Cherry Street Gang-Bowery 1962. BROOKMAN, GERALD-Assistant to Don G. selling diamonds and do- nuts in Korea. CALKINS, MARY LOU-One of the old maids in 1958. CARLIN, WILLIAM-That Jerry Brookman will be married in four years and have 15 kids 5 years after he is married. CARR, PATRICIA-To be the wife of a McLellan's store manager and raise the stock by 53. CHALUS, MARILYN-One of the three old maids in 1958. CHAPMAN, ROBERT-Treasurer of the Trash Collectors, Inc. of the Midwest. CLASSON, THOMAS-Supporting the police force by 1956. COPELAND, JOHN-Foreign Legion. COPPAGE, NORA JANE-Working in a privately-owned drug store by 1958, I hope! CUNICO, DON-Air Force-1952. DANNER, MARGERY-Water girl at Wollenhaupt's Horse Stables. DEKREON, JEANNE-Superintendent of some hospital in 1970. DODD, BARBARA-Stock car driver, Daytona Beach-1962. DONNECKER, RICHARD-Bookkeeper of Trash Collectors, Inc. of the Midwest. DONALSON. JANE-Chief pin-up girl of the Trash Collectors, Inc. of the Midwest. DUFEJE6 PATRICK-Head drummer and bouncer of Club 193, Chicago EISERT, RICHARD-Chief witch doctor of Ubangi Head Hunters in the darkest of Africa. ERICKSON, RICHARD-LPO in '53. EUTIS, GLADYS-Publicity man of stock car races, Daytona Beach 1962. 113 FERGUSON, ROY-Head roulette man and card shark of Club 193, Chi- cago 1956. FULLER, BILL-Triggerman of the Cherry Street Gang-Bowery 1962. GAGE, WAYNE-1962-Headline-Louis Armstrong, Jack Teagarden, Wayne Gage now appearing at Tony Americo's Parisian Room. GALLETTI, RENA-Chorus girl for the Cherry Street Gang-Bowery 1962. GERBER, WILLIAM-Head cook of Club 193-Chicago 1956. GERDING, DON-Air Force-1953. GIBSON, COULTAS-Conman and bartender of Club 193, Chicago 1956. GILLETTE, DON-Selling diamonds and donuts in Korea with Sandy. GILLETTE, WILLIAM-Spend more time in Morris than I do now. GLADFELTER, SUE-Supervisor of nurses at hospital in Hawaii in 1970. GLEIM, WAYNE--Chief test driver for Oldsmobile in '55. GOOT, ROBERT-Third from the left at Minsky's next to Yanko in '55. GRAFFIS, JAMES-Muscleman for Cherry Street Gang-Bowery 1962. GRENTER, LORRAINE-You can never tell. HAAGE, BEVERLY-To grow 5 inches in the next live years. HAFF, DARLENE-To be an old maid until? HALLIGAN, VIRGINIA-Old maid's home in 1956 with numerous cats. HALVORSEN, NORMA-To be a Wild horse trainer at Wollenhaupt's Horse Stables in 1970. HAM, ROBERT-Uncle Sam-Here I come. HARPER, JUANITA-I'm undecided now. HARRIS, BONNIE-To be living in Morris in '53. HARRIS, JACK-Head bartender and brains of 193 Club-Chicago 1956. HASSLEY, CAROLE-Blacksmith at Wollenhaupt's Horse Stables. HEITZMAN, SUZANNE-That Bill will get to his classes on time next year. HENSLEY, JACQUE-In 62 Duffy will take over the bookkeepers teaching job at OHS. HETH, KENNETH-Chief test driver for Pontiac in '55. HIGGINS, ANN-Future bar maid of S.O.M.W.P. HIGHLAND, BURTON-Chief test driver for the Cadillac in '55 and get the girl I Want in '52. HITTER, JOYCE LYN-To be a rich garbage collector's Wife in 1960. IRWIN, GLADYS-I will be attending college in 1953. IVERSON, RUTH-Chief cook at the Wollenhaupt's Horse Stables. JENKINS, LEROY-Certified Public Accountant of Standard Oil in 1965. JOHNSON, EDITH-Chorus girl for the Cherry Street Gang-Bowery 1962. JOHNSON, MARY LEE-Gun moll for the Cherry Street Gang-Bowery 1962. JOHNSON, ROLENE-To be a P. E. teacher in 1956. KELLEY, FRED-Spy for the Cherry Street Gang--Bowery 1962. LARSON, ELEANOR-Secretary to a foreign diplomat in 1956. LEHR, WILLIAM-Farmer in '53, LEIPOLD, DON-Chief safe cracker for the Cherry Street Gang-Bowery 1962. LERETTE, CAROLINE--Working at the bank with Joanne and Rosie. LOCK, SHERRILL-Groom at Wollenhaupt's Horse Stables in 1970. LOGAN, JACQUELINE-1956-Old maid school teacher. LOOMIS, ALAN-Chief safe cracker for the Cherry Street Gang- Bovvery1962. LOWERY, BEVERLY-To be Mrs. Marian Judy by 1953. LYLE, HELEN-To become attached before Leap Year is over. MAGOONAUGH, Pat-Raising the future basketball team in 1962. 114 MALIK, WILLIAM-Navy by 1954. MEAGHER, ANN-Secretary-1953. MILAM, JOHN-Winner of the 1962 Indianapolis speedway trophy. MILLER, JAMES-Secretary of the Trash Collectors, Inc. of the Midwest. MEYERS, EVELYN-Be in the singing business in 1960. NIEEERER, ARNOLD-To retire twenty years before Jacque Hensley oes. PEAVEY, JOHN-Life of seclusion-herding sheep. PHILLIPS, THELMA-I hope to be married to Bob in 1953. PHILPOTT, SALLY-To be nursing Miss Hempen in home for aged Economic Teachers in 1885. POLANCIC, ANN-An efficient secretary in 1953. RICISXSER, JANE ALICE-Gun moll - Cherry Street Gang - Bowery 2. ROSSITER, PATRICIA-Raising a track team for OHS by 1965. ROE, JAMES-Common laborer for Sesto's Construction Co. 1962. ROZATTI, CARL-Playing the drums at the Stables next New Year's Eve. SANDERS, JOAN-Knitting instructor of S.O.M.W.P. home for girls. SESEO, IEEQJNCIS-Chief Construction engineer of Sesto's Construction o.- . SEVERSON, JANICE-To be successful in everything I do. SHEAHAN, PATRICIA-To go to California in 1954. SHEAHAN, MARY-To be Art's wife in 1955. SMITH, ALMA-To raise OHS a football team by 1960. SMITH, EVELYN--Owner of an old maid's home in 1960. STEPHENS, RAYMOND-Studying dentistry at the Painless Pull Dentist School. STEVENS, PHYLLIS-Spend my winters in Florida with Sleepy. STORTZ, JACK-Andrew Carnegie of the 70's-founder of a chain of comic book libraries for those who hate school. TAYLOR, FENWICK-OHS will continue to grow as a democratic insti- tution of enlightenment. TERRY, ILJAN-Terry, Silagy, Bohannon, speed equipment and Hot Rods for '5 . TINDALL, SUE-Head disciplinarian at S.O.M.W.P. home for girls. THOMPSON, BETTY-Taking care of my five sets of triplet boys by 1960. TRUMBO, ROBERT-Chief test driver for the Chrysler V 8 in ,55. TRUMBO, JUANITA-California in June. VAN SCHOICK, GEORGE-Vice president of the Trash Collectors, Inc. of the Midwest. VEZAIN, DAISY-Career girl. n VICINI, MARLENE-Future Mrs. Verkley of the Navy. VINgENT,O JEAN-To be co-owner of an old bachelor's home with Joanne y 200 . WAGNER, BONNIE-Raise the future OHS basketball team in 1963. WAITQJEEQ BURTON-Head mechanic for the Cherry Street Gang-Bowery 1 . WARRNER, VIRGINIA-To be head dramatic coach at University of Alaska in 1958. WATTS, LORRAINE-Mechanic of stock car races, Daytona Beach, Florida. WILHELM, ANN--Old maids home in 1956 with Virginia and numerous cats. WOLLENHAUPT, JEAN-Owner and operator of Wollenhaupt's Horse Stables. YANKO, ROBERT-Second from the left at Minsky's next to Goot. ZUCKER, LOUIS-President of Trash Collectors, Inc. of the Midwest. 115 find 55664 am camefm imma to ide 7oz and Vlfdnacu, 1 an mince Jamie needed Me 0, W. S Student QThis production has lu-fm presented to you by the :courtesy of the Community uf OLLZlW1l.J 116 AUTOGRAPHS 117 AUTOGRAPHS 118 SENIOR PORTRAITS GERDING STUDIO OTTAWA, ILLINOIS if COVERS S. K. 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