Pana Township High School - My Diary Yearbook (Pana, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

55 The l952 Panorama Introduces 5 Y E aa , ' 3 A 3 Q' . ia 1 K. , 'a ? t 5 Z I ' -QA l ' 42' 'N ' , -5 x . K , l ab . I' '- CD09 'qi HIIIIIII at Pana Qi I recelved an mvltatxon from the Panorama staff to enroll at PHS Thmkmg It was a good ldea I asked my boss Mary Chase for permlsslon to Iourney to Pana High and But fearmg M1ss Mary would be lonely wlthout me I was graduated w1th the class of 52 mstead of staylng for the usual four years The followxng pages conta1n some of the pmctures from my scrapbook and a few random notes con cernmg them I hope you l1ke our book because lt s for you' PANA HIGH SCHGOL PANA, ILLINOIS Edrtonal Adviser MARY ALICE PRINDLE Edltor MARY PAULINE GOFF Fmancxal Advlser NITA I.. DAWSON Assocxate Edxtor IOHN KEMP Assxstant Advlser PATRICIA SUBLETTE Busmess Manager RAMONA FRENCH N Dau ' P Ol. I continue my education. She was glad to get rid of me. llial-1f1.fe:':-u' K3 U R Q74 2,3 I n yy ai. i 32- f J' '!. 1 f I g 'ifxf ,- rw X .M SQ A 32,3 , f Q ' ' 4 Iv L K V -5 3 if i J s I J 0 3, 1 0 v . ,- 'T 9 Q Y uf -' -.1 fx , 1' ,, 3, r. ray. ..-1, ,9- -nr XSQ 'Wi' dx 'HT- L - l M3 Caution! Faculty at play! Landed at PHS just in time for auto- graph party . . . h-ad-writer's cramp for three days . . . managed to slip into the faculty party unnoticed . . . what a crazy whingding . . . poor little fresh- men aren't the only ones who get initiated . . . these guys at the Sep- tember Special are just clowning, of course . . . had a little punch myself . . . doesn't compare with carrot iuice. though. Lvfl 0, Zvi' E ij I gli'-3 'ff' 'ai il Oh, how we danced . Q Poor Mr. Kemp . . . his life is constantly in danger . . . in fact, the whole school is . . . after the amateur chemists perform an experiment there's practically always a strong odor floating through the halls . . . really liked that Sno-ball . . . danced with the prettiest girls . . . Cthey had PUNCH, too.J ' ' 1 'SY '. ff? MW' 'z Ting! M -9 ,- ,K A V, -aff' rw. . iw Q K fb -v 1 'C' X , 4 x . v Jw 1 I 4, ...Q 5, F7 fm '5 Nl. .1 .A i . Yea, Pana, we're backing you ' Most of us have a spectator's view of the game . . . but here the tables are tumed . . . pretty grue- some, isn't it? . . . presenting the girls who cheer our team on to victory . . . tried a hand at it myself until demoted to water boy of the football team. Q -g, ..1, . 'pn , :A ,wwf . 3 , I x M -nn Q 'I .Sa '.:rw Q r 3.23 ' ...Jw 5 5 W ,amp K , 4 1- ns' 'bv' 4 X05 3 Niowe 'N 'N I af Q - 6 0 , 9 se In . t 6,0 EEL A E Y 5' ,Q V, , 6 9, 9 fr. , 9 ,ay ,. se'. 9 .QP 3 8 Z5 4 At this point these two brains probably felt like drinking hydrochloric acid . . . asked a silly ques- tion . . . were told to look up the answer and write a thousand word theme . . . big game with Tay- lorville . . . spirit shown in signs all over school . . . meet the originators of the poor weather-beaten Spirit of Taylorvillef' He shall hang by the neck until ..... .UL R -Y I, 55 - N xx s r f l :,.. x f PHS Was a Lot of P HBE Q, 3F?'2 ' JA , ':,l ' 1 ' ,ii , Ig-kv 1 fm , 7211- 3 ' I w y-,Q ' 8 , ' X 'Q Y . jfflflii V sffiap 'Z Jag N ' 'O ' ' ' i X. 'Y' a x , ' xt' I4 4Kfi!l'l7 X sl' ' . ,V,UJ,ftf.. . Q ,., -1 xjnpi- '10, , . ..,x.AAi'l,q'f X. 5 .5 'S' A 2-,uf 1 ' 1 ' ' J 1. - 1 2 , ' ff I 1 i ' ff' 1 f 7. Q 'X a A Q ,, I! A Q 'f Ps fl I K lj' 4 s ? if ,rt 4:52 'YEL' ,by 1- xg. Mary Pauline Goff, Editor Iohn Kemp, Associate Editor Last spring when everyone was talking about the l95l Panorama, work had already begun on this year's book, with the staff members selected, the theme chosen, and a tentative layout made. The book is partially financed by the earnings from concession stands, coke and candy machines, and proceeds from the Sen- icr Class Play. First How. 3....,,L,,!.. Second Row Firs! How: Pnyih: Sxegert, DCY19 Gccaer. Isa: Atherton, Indy Fxztro, fare! Second Row: lane Ninqef, Igrr. Erica: .'.'g.r,gr Metzger, Weldon Mairti, D I3 fcuxr. Sticker, Shzrley qvllvilfhil gr: RAIVIONA FRENCH Business Manager VIRGINIA OLLER Layout Ediior P5 Q MISS NITA L. DAWSON Financial Adviser MISS MARY ALICE PRINDLE Ediiorial Adviser MISS PATRICIA SUBLETTE Assistant Adviser 75 PACER STAFF First Row: D Caudill, S. Mizeur, S. Williams, M. Covey, S. Washburn, B Maisch, D. Castle, S. Schmitz, D, Vits, D. Endris. Second Row: Miss Muntman, M. Fleming, P Dixon, B Cvengros, B Hagood, B, Pugsley, B. Anderson, B. Wieneke, B. Hildebrand, D. Porter Not Pictured: l. Maton, I Rowley. A very important part of every school is its newspaper which brings to the students the news of different activities in school. The Pana Pacer was first published in l949. This year Miss Muntman became adviser, the second since the birth of the paper. Belva Wieneke acted as editor and it was her duty, along with Miss Muntman, to see that all stories were written and the paper distributed on time, One thing accomplished this year was the location of a new office-the make-up room on the west side of the stage. The purchase of a new mirneo graph machine helped to speed up the publishing of each bi-weekly edition A ain this 'ear the rooms having lUU er cent subscrintions were given 5 v P rd , a party. The department editors of the staff were: Barbara Hildebrand, Mimec- scopeg Sandra Williams, Assistant, Marie Fleming, Feature, Dolores Vits, As- sistant, loyce Rowley, News, Dee Dee Caudili, Assistant Bill Hagood, Sports, Bruce Maisch, Assistant, and Mary Covey, Exchange. The l,S.l-l SPA. Convention held at Ciiaiiipfaign October l3 and l4 wellfrepresented by this group with four of theiz. attending. Of all the editions published this year, the one best liked was the night school edition. QIBQQ Each spring members are elected ta the Quill and Scroll, an inf f-ff-Al we Qfvc. 13 S. ca-LVG Q.. 'J A nf ff-,Q Y- rf-.N f ,-. Y NY- ,N ,MQ C...,.--.. .a... ...- . .,.C9. .,.., . fv- hn- ..c,,. .., SaClGf . C1 NCTC., LS f-v Vx fvf- v 3 ww-v f-ff L ,no ,K Q QC FQ. ee erl rw ...al Q21 Q 'JSSCCYJ1' .. Cllr A. P .. raztza, V.. . 1-.-..EK'?, L1 .... Pr-' :axarary scclety lor mg: s,..,a. ,aa...a1. tic: was estaclxsxed at Para .Liz Members al the lccal ara , slams. All candidates :pst :ee cena.: edre' :price cr eerilew- fe was aerieral echclastic srariclii' at the 'Z spxpericr Work m writrng, 6ClllQ..J, fecaf:.::.eicled cy the schcal cr par, by lie executrre secretary at An cuicial magazine, 'gil ai 5? the school year bw' the 'ill an members of this crganizaticn. Parzparia French, bueiiese :ian member of last years group. First Row: D. Gacfjex, lff GCN V Uller Second Row: C. Ryan, B Hildebrand, I Not Pictured: I. Kemp. F f-1 U nv-rw rw M Q QUHL Mfr SCROLL Jaaderi, K. Penwel., M rlezixrtfg R .reicx xg.. 1? V 3' .1 . C7 44 l9 .ns 3 DD ' , HF CC V' F GXCTI CIVIC v,,,- -v H .. ,, .A .. ...a-if, . l...'I . U . -.. - A. SIA ,. ., . M., . f,,.,., p,, .F ,,, A. , fm, , . .,.,Af,, fr , r,,',V,'...1f.' ,,A,,,4 ..,.' ,Y 4..V.. J.-f.A -.f' .. ,,-,-V A. ,-1. 'fL,,f Yiww -, 5,--1 -Y- f E3 L':1..? timer 115.311 1:e..aie:,r M3132 f f friarazzrz aietger zriaazr nraeet 1 ii H talk his 'ffarrei Asa .I',5ffLLCf1QITZ'l prefaiips le' e State jet-arftzreit aid fair Miz-ite' , ,..:,, ,. ' vm: ' ., ,Y Wh ' -Y lf P, W Q Q 5 Q I e:,.aa11:r. aaa rrarrca. :.eJ.a.,.: Q, Y.. Jreeu f f f 'J' ar. Qearia Belted te brit the aiexi iferea the C31gri:1Q'. :li::i1:i': 5' C zyeet a eed r.,i 1. iz.. and kitball fgarge Tir- au-ferrari, e ave heex fxfgkea tzrgsf 'year hecaase te fx a selreaale ?:r every aarrce Lied by every stuaerrr lfl Paria H135 ACTS C Cffif' , JVC: C1 r Class aid the Student Couricl, , V r f 6 r 1 e e Dee Hellaxd, Presaeat, Rarrpetia Freiczp, Vrce W, Secretary, Barbara Chrrsrher, Treasurer and ie? I Wfzakl-ey' fx Mlzeigf 1 'fflligear 3 Sfgerr K Creyefi Lf GSU 'ff Maiger. If HQ1la:d,Fl Szeqfrf, F French, K Scrrwab 5 4 uv, T tr First How: B. Hildebrand, R. French, M. Goff, K. Yonker, M. Dickey, V. Oller. Second Row: M. Fleming, K. Penwell, D. Gooden, R, Siegert, B. Wieneke. From thirty-four candidates, eleven seniors were elected to the National Honor Society on the basis of scholarship, service, character, and leadership. To become eligible for election, the candidates must spend at least one semester in the school from which they are elected as well as have a scholar- ship average of B and maintain that average while a member. Not more than fifteen per cent of any class can be elected. The council for the election of this group consists of the principal and members of the faculty. The reward for this outstanding scholastic attainment is a pin with the society's emblem, a torch, which is presented at commencement exercises, Election to this society is one of the most cherished memories a graduate of Pana High School may have. 442177 -Q v First Row: E5 Pfizzf rw F'-:rpf A 'lzavisr T Seyrticu' F Fourth How: M G .--ri G 'ffrrpf-'t1': f 'fickfer ' fixct' fiztrrf' ' SM. 'fgiz ' Pre'-rf' M 5'fr.f:,'ner I. ff fAj31.- E ffmvgn ', F '--- 5 Lf 'ff-,-9-5 'H' Swv: . .fn:1+-ILCK 51 M S .' A Siiifz-' S fins. Second How: L : '.'srn ff FMU--'ffi' M 'finer E Earrin- , . I 7 :ff f bvfugn V P Sf,-Q7 ',' fjvQf,,-, ja 5L1yAyA.:y Fifth How: T-f.s:1 l'i'I'.Fifif'Y, M Gzgvr 5 G'-:fe fx :sriann Sftsir VU :-'r. E 0.5-: Kas ,-1-3 S':r.e F ffrsv: P Staff F f:'..rn:r. F-. fzzinztcn L Ke r. 9 infer aivsbfi W as-mf if Third Row: 5 'iii Lint.-.i:': V 'Tub-'str. TI fide Ni?-1115? M MAH MF? F S '.':r..:' ' fsffna-Z. F Eriiizr. A 5 f 'Jfer r.: ?.r.:e'. ' f. A S353 S M Not Pictured: 'Q .-5 fir, S E' ' Tr' if Ff:'::'i'i ' '. A H, To forrri a connecting link between school and borne and tc help train tcr dernocratic living are the rnain purposes of any existng Pl-l A Witb tie tneine Toiricrrot-.' lt's Ours' and programs based on tne Lnternational cb- Q o o gectives, tlie Fl-lA chapter began its activities early LIT tlie At an iirzpressive candlelight ceremony, tnirty-tour ne initiated in November Sponsorship ot iBundle Week' izations largest projects Clotliina was broualit by eve contribute, alter wizicip the collection was sent to l'Save the 'IGGY rzieiribers were one ot the organ- vyone Wishing to Children Federa- tion At Cliristznas time money was contributed by tliis group to iielp prepare a Sliare Your Friendship Package. Alena with tliis, tlie Ctiristzrias spirit was furthered by carolina att:1eAsf1crattlfurs1na l-lorrge. l-liaiilifgnts ot the sgirina zzgeetinys '.-:ere tzie tasigon and a partw' li liner o' tire seniors lielrri: 'igese Horne ic students '.'.'1fE1 tire: aitiereni f'f'i'C.F we-re Patty' Sitter Prefyderif Axdrez' Solpiter 'Ice Pre.-'Ld-'rt Ann Fixer Secretary lfxnri KieLr. Trefxsgrer lfirt' Cover' Pr l:':::r 'iid firjeci fig: '::,'1r. f.f1ss iifr cger, :ra f.f.:c W riff Sgiir.f'r:A':r.d ffr.-' f'.'. :id T15 'iff CX: if-7 ffitrf-r 'P ec--ff V' far: earn r':'.i1if'::i1i:g 'f- r.:je'1rees A . i..i o. r..c .... , ,U . 3Fl-if 'fcird :ith cliff-i A busy year for the boys of the F.F.A. began with the earning of rnoney for their treasury by such projects asi gleaning corn fields, building hog houses and concrete hog troughs, and carrying out a chain gilt project. Two judging teams entered the state contest last lune and earned high honors. lirn Epley and Richard Mundell received individual ribbons for high score in their fields ot judging. The Pana FFA. was highly honored when last year's President, David Dorn, was selected for the Star Farrner award from section 19. Elected on the basis of high scholarship, leadership, ability, and activity in the supervised farm program at high school, he is now a candidate for the American Farmer degree which will be decided at the national convention in Kansas City Missouri, this fall, ln charge of the PFA. this year were: lim Epley, President, Bobby Bruns, Vice-President, Darrel Barrinaer, Secretary, Bob Lees, Treasurer, Richard Mune dell, Sentinel, Virgil Barringer, Reporter, and Mr, Staff, Sponsor. Organized at Pana in 1946, the Future Farmers of America continue practical preparation for the years ahead. First Row: E Hallman P ffckelscn 'J Earfingef K Earl Flundeli E Csbcfn E Sr::tl1,B F r J' low, E, Hays, B Eeyers, 2 Wilhcur G Turner, D. Vlaadirrgfon, G Ternrnen Ecmngfff Third Row: S Eivers, L Klindworth, Varderlse Bruns, H Manuel, I Epley, B. Lees l C F Er: be Second How: Mr Stalf R Ruoyl Ade,l Hryhorysak, R. If Wright A N1ckelson,A Harber UBRARY CLUB L . .. 3 ' 'i-in 3. ., if f ' f ' Q'J'Qf' -,,, ,. 1: ,- .,-,N 7 Ur, -. , . 4, .. ,q ., FV. ,: ,,,.Y 3, ,, A. , ,, 3- 1 , 3, - ,.--1., , ...,.3. ., ,. ,Q ALF. A, ,ww - ,f -. , .., 3,..., 3...1.,.1 . . 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Cie 'g'1Yf:1CYQCi1 f ' First How: M. C3141-' M N31., W' Y. me 'ici Q ei xe. T f '1 P F P3','1'N-C Second Row: l'JI1:fg: Sxkglette, G C:::.erfor3 K Y eker, B Pug Fey, P 1 :Q-iox R, Pal J P Gerriuri Y.-' X, N1 T v. 4 SI X, a '-' x, 3 ur- 5' 1 Q -3 KN' First Row: Mr. Staff, I. Taylor, P. Kinsey, F. Barber, D, Porter, R. Lyons, D. Bartow, L Klindworth, M. Gruen, M. Kasten. Second Row: R. Merriman, I. Legru, R. Burrus, I. Maton, B. Lees, l. Epley, D. Holland, V. Barringer. Preserving our natrual resources and learning the methods used to accomplish this is the work of the Conservation Club. This club meets monthly to discuss and study the conservation of soil, forestry, water, and Wildlife, Under the able guidance of Mr. Staff, the club planned movies, tield trips, and reports to lce given at meetings to help further the members knowledge. This club is open to all Pana High students who are interested in conserving natural resources. The club was started in i945 under the direction of Miss Meier and since then has made considerable progress in teaching people to conserve our natural surroundings. Leading the club were Dee Holland, President Bok: Lees Vice-Press dent' lini Epley, Treasurer and fffr, Statt, Sponsor. Because the resources of the United States are decreasing very' rapidly. the work ot this club will become increasingly' important X1 the years to come. C4 P2 I, Atherton, B. Bond, M. Bolton, B. Brandon, A, Brown, I Brown, C Buttgereit, M. Carter, C. Caskey, D, Castle D Caudill, B. Cerven, H. Chladny, M. Chaltant, B. Christ ner, W Cothern, B, Culberson, N. Dickey, B. Dixon, P, Dixon, P. Doty, A, Dudra, M, Dudra, F. Dudzik, P, Eagan, M, Elam, D. Esmann, I. Fittro, M, Fleming, R. French, I. Fribley, M Funderburk, M. Gott, D. Gooden, P. Grette, D. Gruber, P Gruber, B. Hildebrand, I Hill, S Hills, S. Hilton, B Hcrsthemke, D. Horsthemke, S Horsthemke, M, Inman, I. lshrnael, L Klein, T, Klink, B. Kakenditer, E. Koontz, M, Lebon, B, LeDuc, D, Mclntyre, I. McKee, H. McKittrick, G. McNutt, L. Maton, S. Maton, M Maulding, C. Milam, E. Miller, M Miller, S. Neeves, B. O'Brien, V. Oller, D. Pas- tor I Pavlak, S Perry, D. Petit, D. Porter, I. Posteher, C. Potts TI Pritts, V. Pritts, M Rau, D Rayhill, I. Rowley, C Ryan S. Sanders, M, Schloz, S Schmitz, H. Sickles, P. Siegert, M. Sims, C Simpson, D. Spinner, C, Stevenson, I, Stocker, S Tanner, B. Tarvin, A Travis, W, Vermillion, D. Vits F Walker, I Ward, S Washburn, W. Webb B. Wandling, M. Wilhouse S. Williams, I. Winget, M. Wolf, M lfV:'ight K Yonket. The assembling of one hundred and sixteen girls dressed in their navy blue skirts and sweaters and white V-neck blouses, made the northwest corner an eye-catching spectacle. Comments have come to us from neighboring towns as to the impression the uniformly-clad organization has made upon the visitors to the Pana gym. So impressive was this that other towns, too, are trying to organize similar groups. ln fact, the club is proud to have an organization styled after it in Kemrnerer, Wyoming, PA THER CLUB The key to the success ot the organization is student government. When a member does not live up to the requirements, she is suspended from the club. The requirements are simple, but they apply to alleuniforms must be worn at all basketball games and only three unexcused absences are allowed. Two tardy arrivals count as an absence. The head Panthers were: Marilyn Maulding, President, Carolyn Byan, Vice-President, Ruth Anne Bond, Secretary, Barbara Christner, Treasurer, and Mrs. Prater, Sponsor, The Panther Club has two aimsetirst and foremost, good sportsmanship at all times, one of the intangibles on which all sports are justified in the educational system. The second aim is a never-failing supply of spirit to cheer the team on-because llwin or lose its our teamf 44 26 D7 DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS This program, sponsored by the State Department of Education, began its second year at Pana with nineteen boys, four returning from last year. To be able to participate in this program, a boy must be at least a junior and sixteen years of age. The fact that these boys work at different places of industry does not mean that they do not attend school. Their schedule is different, however, for they attend school in the morning and work in the afternoon. Subjects included in their schedule are two required ones and another, D. O. Related, pertaining to the specific job at which they Work. The purpose of this group is to learn a trade and to earn money While attending school. Occupations represented are: florist, meat cutter, presser and cleaner, farm machinery maintenance, printer, heating and Ventilating, and automotive machinist. Under the guidance of Mr. Yonker, Pana is one of twenty-six schools in Illinois having this program. This year he inaugurated a D. O. Savings Club in which all boys are encouraged to save systematically. The local group is the only one in the state having such a club. First Row: Mr. Yonker, B. Musser, B. Klee, W. Hish, A. Miller, Second Row: L. Mosely, R. Buckley, D. Terry, R. Eagan, V. Ermovick, L. Bricker, A. Willson Third Row: A. Voudrie, A. Nickelson, B. Bennett, H. Powers, I. Klein, B. Sinclair, D. Wright, R. Hrabak. FTJN CFFICE HELPERS An FTA. organization is ez-Ljoloratory, prezrocational, and character torri- ing. lts purposes are: helping tutare teachers learn facts about the ojoportanities in teaching If their localgty, state, and nation cultivating character aualities essential to a good teaczierq ana developing student leadersh1p. Emphasis this year in the BTA. has been placed on the college reojuire- :nents tor teaching in tie elenientary field, particularly in the tield ot special education. The organization was presided over year loy Barbara Psgslejr, Presidentg foann Huadieston, Vice-President Baroara Cerven, Secretary' Arrene Brown, Treasurerg and Miss O Loughlin, Sponsor. 'Good rnornina, Pana School Mr. Kriviskeyi lust a rninate. lll call hinif' Anyone who has ever called the Qiigh school during the day will reinenilaer the friendly voice ot an otiice worker. Girls are chosen the first ot the year, one to work in the office each joeriod of the day. The purpose of having these girls is to relieve the secretary of sorne of her tasks. Besides answering the phone, the office workers also help run oft ditto znaterial, run errands uptown, take announcements to classes, and t1ll out reports. First Row: B Cerven H, Chladny B. Iackson I Huddieston Second Row: Miss O Louahlin A. Brown B Pugsley B Wendlina First Row: V Cliff Y fsfgrlgv J ,,.H.. ,lr 1 uv., K Tiitzziax T' .,,':U:.. Second Row: Lf 32 H --A Y. friv- Not Pictured: I. '.'.'1r.2f-T First Row: T Eee'i h 3 H GTZ'-2'-E1fZ'?f '35, f' Vlr.h.,.,,., : ina.. P forest, Second Row: fir Ying ,R Not Pictured: E Cin. an ' First Row: Mir: Wing-et, M Scnloz, C Ryan, S. Sanders B. Long, R, O'Brien, C Potts B Cnrlrtner, E Horstnemlce M. ljuara. Second Row: l. Rogers, B, Hil- debrand l Legru, B, Lewis, B Wright, 'ff Maisch, D Pen nington K Longwell, B. 'Wien- eice. Not Pictured: M Kell'-' M lone: 'lnzs group is definitely one of the inost active and hardfworking organizations in Pana High School. The Motion Picture Crew began the1r worlc the tirst week ot school, Front then on, they worked con- tinuously until the end ot school, showing pictures every day tor some class or organization, Each year treshrnen are given tirst choice to till the vacancies left oy graduating rnerrioers. They not only serve ihe scnool, out the coirgrriunity as well. When a request is rnade lor a machine or an operator, one is always ready to serve. Plans are being rnade tor the Motion Picture Crew to laecorne a znernoer at the School rrojectionist Cluio ot illinois. The Greeter organization liniits its :nernoersnijo to juniors and seniors 'fxelconie a triendly nianner all who corne to Pana Hign. Since service is tne main reason tor its existence, the cluo oertorxs such commonplace duties as running errands tor teachers, '.-,ratcn1ng lockers to see tnat nothing is stolen, turning hall lights on and oti, preventing unnecessary loating in halls during school tzzne and acting as ushers at school events. Miss Winget has advised this group tor tourteen years, or as the lQ3E Panorama states, Sees the head wornan ot this little cluo' C4 29 DP MOU0 HCTURE OPERATORS GREETERS Sl ATIO AL THESPIA S Q First Row: V Oller M Balto: P Frencri I F11trO,D G::der1,P OLear',' S Schrtxrtz Second Row: Mrs: Pfters, M CEa14a:1 M Fleming K YCYIKCI' E3 Lara F3 Hzlaehraha S father, M GOV I Atherton Third Row: D Gocaf-ri R Eaaan, VV. M tr. fi, B. Cverlgrar F Aniersei I Wax, B Tate Q FW r 1-'mfs r swf v Drama usually Takes ihe iarrzz cf a rrxcricx jercture ai Cpera, cr a :L tlieatrlcal products: and The great actors a a actresses receive variaa :Gifts However in Paia High Scirccl the greatest hanar lf the Held 3 draztiatrcs is to beceme a Naticial Tliespiarr. Cie huriarea pciirs are iesessary fer aazipissiari iriie 1111s Eiancrar sccietjx arid may be earried by part1cipaILr1a Qri arazriaric pridgciieis ara 1-fsrkziw an the stage crew and izialcefup crex-5 Ai initraticri was lifffd DGCC?I1.b9I' 9, LTI the arartzriem Q? Para Hia SCEl l The iiitafes Bri' Ariaersiri farm Aiiertn Mary 'izie Belton I: Erick' ray Fgrra Darke Cefpaer. 'Clin Kerr, Bib ici: Vfelaci Mase: aria H41 Tate were 6-scerfed grit: ripe car1aleQf::g1ea rirtrz. Bah, Hill Vlifi ffresidf-tit. Slivrfri SCf1f:,.T1i, Fr--'Lai-:ii arid F.'f'IffZ,IlQ Cf1al :r1f Secretari ':a::..:.,.st'-red 112,52 iaflx' Tgriixriaif aria ate' 1-:ere Efmdlea r, ',.' Barkar Eilaerf :iii Tre': 5-r I-.flffllff Qtprlafiszi '.-.' rzf 1-,fa Lri 'Lge r'ff.f'1Q 'jr ::l1'flll Vert Kem Vfvri' .-.' f-11 I-32121 :Xfire E5 ria, ?'QlQf1f bf' ' 2'-'L-f Wfrelis T1 fr BE.Yf'.,Lr1 CT1rf ':g If 'V.' 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Cf,ff'. i i'-' Qf' '....lffI. .iff 'f'I Ei'E ff. fi 'E' L-Y A-3-.,A-wr-, L, 14.2, ,g..,.,,, I .,, .....,., .,...,.A , , ,..A -.-H ,-...., 352:17 ine '.r.:.e Qatar-eu 1.2. is . C1LlI'lI'.U 1. 5 'xi-gigs: sive 1 ,-' - ,,',-..-- K L-H L,-.Y-.A A Lv, .... AM-- ..l,..,, .,.,.f-93.,- :..,.-.. :C........ .M Li' fer eieriges Z'I'.f1T ' 'fe 'ztcr 2' , .ze C245 snciszr-321 'J scar 12: 'J .: ., Ocwbcr 5 Fir if e Fc 1. ...f- fZf.fiff'ff1: E f.f:':1::.. ' ','ll.'CI. r.i1rtLC1y-'xted Firsi Row: fl P ,. fe' If . C2 :',,.,,., xl, -I ' , t,V., Second Row: M15 T3','.:r I, P:r'f ff C:.J. :n 'Sci iff. C Ein' li fl J Third Row: E '.'. ff..e1L T' H:.:eE.rf:r.'i E fif K Ygiker, S T KET ff 7521: Nct Pictured: K Peiwell qv of 1: mcg 1 fu f f-, 1 f-. rv P. .4 ,.,-, N V, ,X A, . , . .. ff,-tx, A .Y-.. f f,-,-, HN,-,-L H ,- L v.4L,- Cn f ff Y,-1,-. K 3.1. D-ffm'-Y F 5 2 f'-wwf 2 MASK WIG ., ,- -N5 f.. fu 5 Q31 Db 'wwf' 'f - t 'Q '-'42 ' Y-f A--ve 'F-.wwf-. ,fe-,,f , f.Yf..s-N.-A -YNNV--f-.-if-rg c X Q .A.V--. ..f..f...J..v-- .-- H... ...,. v .Tw .J - G-..4. .,.,i,.,,, ,A..f...4,.v ,,.J.,1.....,A,..,..,, gn Pita Sciccl Ang' 'fQSE.II'.'JIT cr sccliczgcre lS v.'eQc:::ie tc trieizpber- Tips crganjatxn presented r,Qa'.'sfcrtE1e21Q3h scliccl ara ilgex regular ggeeigras Qf'.'Lf1itCffC wax ekiienence :if Either zreseniatgcis J U I O R iiiii STCCKSY PT'ESlCi'3Ii' E,lil?iQ1JCCG V1cefPres.aent L'.'nnKlc-Li Secre- tarx' Sl1lfiE'.'l:G5'.'f3S TYSZSLQTET 3rgdflf1,ssMgitzgian Scenic? rreegaea :Ter D R A M I C S 1' arcac ct tcrtr'-i'.'e 3ct1'.'e:g.e:T.Qce-rs. A The clubs 'J'lYlCLlS acfg'.'Lt1es tlprcualicxf the year ccitricgted 5:13:21 tc Tzie Schick-the Dance ci the l.'.7,tcI1es, Gcfcher l2 atter t:.e E6li'f-'.'Qii6 :Scif La., gazxe ancl a pep rixeetin 5 Feicraary 22 lCI'll16lfCliCII1lS garrie, Hfililfii-' l'lCII16CCIi.lI'1Ql presented :cr the allfsc2iccQCE1r1st::'as party ,cy tzie funicr Draiiiatics ii 1:15 cnebact cczzgedy tvfc teenagers brcpxaiit Quests riczzie train scliccl '.-.ttzicxi the1r parents' iferiiiisslcn. The ccnlusicn that tcllcvsea prcvidea laughs fcr all. Another anefact cainedy, ll1stl She s a Manl ', was given 'cr an asseine :ily program April 9. The iclct was ccncerned with an actcr vrric was persuaded by his ccnniving relatives to disguise hiiziselt as a wczzg the dinner partner of a rich uncle trcm Alaska, Participation in the Play Festival was finale tc a full cale events forthe lunior Drarnatics during the year. an tc be ndar ct First Row: M Stcneburner I HLII, E Kckenaiter, ll. Chlaany, l. Frlbleyi E. Shalt, P DST? C Milli, Schafer, M. Sims, I Ward B Tarvin, G, Mctlutt, B lflikson, TV Klink, B Cerven C. Stevenscn, D, l-ledderzck M, Ease D. Caudill Third Row: G, Turner, G Satteriiela, S t:E6'w-'65 L. SMQQQ1-1. Klein, C. Rowley, G Seymour, B I-lagccd B. Anderson, D, Rayhill, M, Hitchcock, N Pritts, I. Second Row: Miss Muntrnan, S Hcrrthernke, M Bare W1l5CllY, Li HON ber, D Castle, S Hills, M '.'frigE.t, l Stccker, H Not Pictured: S Beescn, M. Carlcck. First Row: fir. Feliz Ta'-I .cr L fsnes F Kirkisncs 3 Turner P Tavlcf Second Rcwzf l.-etc: E l-:. ':ler.5:r,, E C'.'eng'f.: C Rev: ., 1 First Row: M. Gingrey, V. Shal TE, lenbarger, C. Pavlak, D. Gor don, R. Trelz, I. Silknitter, T. Beeson, L. Hall. Second Row: Mr. Caldwell, S Elvers, H. Herbord, B. Curry, B. Willhouse, L. lnman, H. Rowley, Mr. Staff. The stage crew, operating at P.l-l.S. for seventeen years, has been very useful to the dramatic organizations of the school. It is sponsored by Mr. Foltz and this year was composed of nine industrious boys. The duties of these workers are numerous: taking care of stage settings and stage lighting, designing of scenery, building and painting, shifting of curtains, and doing last minute odd jobs. Each year the sponsor is on the lookout for freshmen who are willing to work, to be added to the stage crew and trained in this line of work. Tickets please, tickets please, tickets please. Pretty monotonous, isn't it? But that is just what the Ticket Takers ask at all games, plays, and other school functions. There are no requirements other than being prompt and dependable. Its activities, rather than being for its own enjoyment, are pointed toward serving the school. This is the twenty-ninth year that this organization has been in existence, continually rendering many useful services to the school. Mr. Caldwell assumed the sponsorship of the Ticket Takers this year for the first time. 44 339 , 1 , Secoxixd Row: 'J Firsf ROW: 'ff 'ff :: 1 1 ' -' V' 3' ' ff' L- ' - ' ' CONCERT BAN k' 1 rf .l'wf'ff'If'?j .i3i3 'KG P155 E133 iid MW -, ., Aw,.., H,V-,, ,, , nl uf, gym Q ,ii p. ,fU. .,, xf ,W,M 4,, -,VN ..,,N,,,l. XUH f-W. 1 - 1 .1 ,R, x.,S,5,, , ,. -. fi.W..,9. f fy 1-1--af 1 ,VY ,...Xy, K , X, ffu-v-- .f-X y- . V-. Y , Y Y I ' , .,':,:' ff,--v ., 5 .V-w . Awf- ,UJ .. MJ: ,MN - . ,,.., V.--, . . 4... nj, , w f-A .V ....A.., f' . ,UN , A, 4... . -. ,,xA,,, A.. ... . ,.., 5. , 9 I 'Y I I 95 'L A ' 1 . ' X iff , .X .ai x 4,4 V 5 i Whip H-+,, f ,' an I , T ffigj 559 . . v l First Row: F. Cleary, R. German, I. Anderson, B. Third Row: E. Miller, D. Vits, D Endris, S. Washburn, Hildebrand, M. Fleming, M. Goff, M Wright, I. l BYCOC, Hill. D lSl1mG9l, C- CUSUG. l- Huttes, Huddlestcn, I. Atherton, B, Kokendifer. G FUf73975U7K1 Br Sulef y Fourth Row: S. Beeson, M Miller, I. Kemp, D. Pen- Second Row: M. Rau, l. Wealcly, I, Winget, D. Porter, mnqfcnl B' Cvenqmsl B. Vfrlgmr W. Maigchl E M Cruen, K, Yonker, C, Anderson, M. Chalfant, Lewjgy D, Ewinqy B, Dmgf l STCCKGT, M- COVER D. Caudill. lvfr. Gregg, Director, I. Fittro, Accompanist. CHCRUS With Mr, Gregg directing, the PHS. Chorus made its initial appearance of the season at the Annual Masonic Homecoming. The singing of favorite Christmas carols at Vespers by the chorus, with solos by Mary Pauline Goff and Pat Cleary, added solemnity to the religious service. As the year passed, the chorus made numerous appearances, one at the Eauity Creamery Stockholders Banquet on lanuary 22. The two girls' sextettes, the boys' sextette, Kaye Yonker, and fudy Fittro represented the chorus at the District Solo and Ensemble Contest at Beards- town, March l5. April 5 was the date that the entre chorus traveled to the Drstrict Contest The chorus consisted of fcrtyfve rzierzzbers this year, six of whom were freshmen. Until two years ago, fresziryen were not adrrgitted to this organization. Meetrnir fzye days a week fins year for the first tgrzre, the chorus has had an opriortunity to increase its regierfoje Some of tfie numbers featured in trie concert were Set Down Servant' l Dreart. of You Wnat Kinder Srices' The Lord Bless You and Kef-jc You and lBless Ye the Lord One public performance eac: semester 1s tie only regurernent For admission into the Music Cluio, an organization oomposed of :Ziff members from the various rnuslcal groups li high school. The public periorrianoe that is reojuired must be :rode If a group oi less than eight persons. . . . . .,., . .. . , M U SIC A dance after tne Litcnlieid 'ootpan game was ST2CI'.SCI'9C1 oy tie Mgsio Club, Because of tne severe cold weather the annual oaroilng party of the club was cancelled. The club also sponsored an assembly on February' 13. C I. u B Current oificers of the Music Club are: Evelyn Miller President' Bill 'fright Vice-President, Virginia Olier, Secretary: Shgrley Vlashburn, Treasurer and Mr. Gregg, Sponsor. Another important organization connected 'mth the Pl-l.S. music depart- :nent is the Music Boosters Club. Tne club consists of parents of nign scnoo. and grade school band and chorus members. lt raises funds, provides chaperorzes for trips, and in other '.-Jays greatly' benefits the music department. Officers of the Boosters Club tnis year are, President, Mrs. lack Clialfantg VicefPresident, Mr. Orville LeFever, Secretary, Mrs. C. D. Kemp, and Treasurer, Mr. C. W. Gregg. First Row: B Suter, V. Oller, A Gruen, S. Williams, I. Ward, D. Porter, E Miller, M. Bolton, D. Vits, D, Deere. Second Row: Mr Gregg, M Kasten, R. German, M Miller, M Goff, I. Winget, I. DeVore, K. Yonker, B. Hildebrand, M. Fleming, I, Anderson, S. Wash lourn, I Atherton, M. Rau P. O'l.eary. Third Row: B. Ddrst, C. Castle, I, Brooks, D. Ewing B. Lewis, B Wright, B. Cvengros, D. Pennington I. Kemp, G. Funderburk, I. Huttes, B. Long, R Metsker. Not Pictured: S. Beeson. Thou must suffer, Thou must tread a path of sorrow, O my little Son. can it be? ln the pageantry of Cnristmastime, the drama and music departments combined in the presentation of the four-scene cantata, STAR OE PEACE. ,, Vocal Soloists: Pat O'Leary. soprano, and Mary Pauline Goff. alto: Bill Tate. nanator. VESPERS CAST OE CHARACTERS Zora A ,,......,... Barbara Christner Vanessa A A A Ruth Anne Bond Zoida A Carol Ann Potts Casper .,.. Bob Long Melcliior A Kent Penwell Ealtliasar A A A A A Bob Anderson Mary A A A Phyllis Siegert Spirit of Love Accozripanist A A Melva Dickey A ludy Eittrc The directors were Frederick Vf Woli, arazra, and Cnarles WA Gregg, music YANKEE I 'f .f-,v ' ' I' I '- A CONNECTICUT - I A gzgsiripi :Mf ' '- ftifee 'r x ,:r:.e:tQ:',1 ici! Eeiiei r,Q':'.'c2i EQ Tx.: 3 x'2'x.U 'f U' Cfiweer 2: 2: 22.53-3. liter 25:3 kiciked :Lt :ie 15 5113 1i'.'er.t1:r.2 .-YNY-' mv,-f-. Y-f-,Q .,- if ' f-V,,.,.'l -.P ' -rf-1 vbf.-v f- .,..1 ,..,1e..e, ,, 4.3. Km, A MA. 2 fipri gets Ee ie'.'eQ2ieCQ :QQ te ff.lI .1fIi'E 34 ,ni .,,,..C,g f--t-,H ,.'. .F kfizra .LG -,..,. ' f- I Fr-Y '-- '-Y 'T-'ff ,-, p. L- sf- f. ' 'N ' -zrggi he rg., isa, rm, - , sC..e....:, any iecrt-321 '.-rzrici cis get '.'l..C1lI'.C'.QS f'.1'f,IfEf Zeit 'ffeldii ffiiifz. Zeit Hifi 3: 3 :SIZE g.L't':.':. 2 iiztzf-r kfcdzrz. TCU-einer tiey' fd uCfa:fA'ufQQ.' c ever -' 11.5 1' exe 2' Let the enchantment dissolve, and pass harmless away . . . Hank Bennett. N., ...jr Q 7 KI G RTHUR'S COURT . L .f.., ,Q fe.. fe ff. f .v,. , f... ,. f-. . .....,.. st., ,4AE':,. .:,':..Q.':. .,.,A-2.4 ,ol- , ' ,, ,.f,: 2.. fe' Neo N. ...M .. :fest ,UA rn ,,,--en. ,ua Home I . . ,. - - h f, . 1.41 Q.. 41. .,,.A3. some Quick :.'z'4:f 'fe Feta' 1-774 f' gate 19111 f5.r.r.e Bind, 'Jiri fzpzderi ITCLIQQES ther' were had f ,,,,,FL .fi .. ,..e,,,..,. 1 ,NHL ,,.. 5' :li'.'e':Q '.-.1113 iz creat dell :L 'flier ' ' .. ' VX TT. - .. .-F 'F CD I.LC', Ciffl .fbi I t'J fJ .'.L'f- '- -Uwe yvf,--Q ' win!-fn Q1fTfv--V-,-,CFQ NFA Cl- Qfffwf. .. J ,,. J. C. K...,..,: -,.. I..,.,...,-:..,. ,HCA to.. uni.,- .tir Sigrlez' Vffxelphprf. aid E'.'eQ'.': f.l.QQ-er is iirf ::,:If.Qr Cixi irgfer 7fff:r,eCii.'el'.' 'iqiiieii IL' - C'1FlI, Hey, Take it easy! This is the only good suit I have . . . Hank Bennett. 2 .-J?f First Row: W. Sullivan, D. Diefenthaler, F. Petty, R. Schloz, D. Christner, A. Mitchell. Second Row: D. Metsker, F. Langworth, I, Gaither, P. Cerven, B. Deere, T. Phillips, W, Witherri, B Rogers. WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE ' We Shook the Family Tree was a threefact comedy from the popular book of the same name by Hildegarde Dolson. Attractive Hilde garde, Alice Mitchell, nearly turned the town upside down when she decided she no longer wanted to be a wallflowerp Sally, her younger sister, Ruth Schlox, aided and abetted her. Her mother, Doris Christner, and father, Vlfally Withem, took action and claimed they knew a nice boy who was anxious to escort her to the big dance on Saturday night. Une known to l-iildegarde, this dream boy' was Freddie Sherrrzer, lack Gaither, who wished knickers had never been zrivented Mr and Mrs. Shermer, played by Paul Cerven and 4' 43 Doradene Diefenthaler, who practically ran the life of their son, were annoyed by the actions of Hildegarde. Through the help of her two girl friends Ellie May, Barbara Rogers, and fill, Wanda Sullivan, Freddie rnanaaed to forcefully borrow a pair of long pants from lelildegardes brother, Bobby, Tom Phillips. Two mischievous youngf sfters, Faige and lirnmy, played by Earlene Petty and Bob Deere, sent the audience into fits of laughter with their antics. Through the efficiency of the sponsor, Miss Peters, the stage manager, Don Metsker, and the prorripter, Frances Longworth, the play was successfully presented. al? Q 1 5' ,,,. ,. I ...I f ---1. af 1 ,Z I ' f i'fl fs S. i 1 . ,. M.. .M..f.m sian lull: : 0 ' ..,,,h I , ,X ..... Y +5331 Mft Aim I 45 , ig 5 a- 1 a P. 'w -3' ' presenting T7 1 wa-fzgag - 4 Carolyn Ryan I95I Homecoming Queen and her attendants rvi far 415 Sally Tanner Barbara Oller Manan Wolf Ramona French gli! Q43b A 3 ' V t. f , , 7 ig V , tx, 5 wr ,ff - f- , f N ..- ? ng.. , f ,, if V , , if 'F ,X il.- X . ggg .bl U un, 1,- C ill , 'V' i Q I Q' P s - f 5. 1 1 ' 3 .,.g 5 .. lu' sz Q-gan 'J U 1 3, ,L 1 -V QT, -wr- v ES U U r K fb T O Y 0 U .Q School Life Meant Associating ,l l xg i fi' I f O 0.3 9 If i firm A Wayne Allen Carolyn Anderson Icmice Lee Anderson Fred Barber Kenneth Barlow Virgil Barringer 21. I J 5 I3 SENIORS Shirley Ann Beeson Robert Bennett Dorothy Dean Best Eugene Bricker Roger Burrus Charlotte Ann Buttgereit JCC 5 QF l952 David Cooksey Patricia Belle Culberson Iohn Robert Cvengros Bob Darst Melvi.n DeBarr Iudson DeVore A1 li 'Jia- Phyllis Carlock Monica Irene Carter Ronald Caudill Margie Lucile Chalfant Gail Comerford Mary Margaret Comislcy Melva Dickey Sheila Drake Bryson Ann Marie Dudra Ronald E. Eagan Dolores M. Endris Iames Epley ef.: 15299 2 SENIORS Vmcent Ermovlck Mane Annabelle Flemmg Donald Forsythe Ramona French Marilyn Funderburk Robert L. Geisler OF I952 Tommy Halbrook Barbara Helen Hildebrand Robert Carroll Hill Nancy Eloise Hinton Wilford Hish Demetrius Dee Holland l 1- l Larry Gent Charles Gibson Delmar Gingrey Mary Pauline Goff Don C. Gooden Patsy Gruber Gregory Holthaus Dolores Horsthemke Mary Howell Ronald Hrabak Betty Ioann Huddleston Lowell Hunter -n 'Pi X T' . . , 1 5 SENIORS Glenna Lee Iones Melvin A Iones Marcia Vlrguua Kelly Lloyd E. Klindworth Norbert Koontz Kenneth Leach cc 54 ab OF l952 Marilyn Maulding Victor Iames Neece Andrew Nickelson Barbara Ruth Oller Virginia Ann Oller Barry Osbom Robert William Lees Robert Lesko Bill H. Lewis Kenneth W. Longwell Arlen L. Masters Ray Mathias Larry Osbom Richard Pennington Kent Penwell Don Petit Iim Pfau Ruth E. Pollman 1 l SENICRS Barbara Mae Pugsley Barbara Lee Reese Iames Reese Ruth Romager Carolyn Ryan Sharon Anne Schmitz OF I952 Ioy Darlene Summerlott Sally Anne Tanner Q 5 'l Catherine Celestine Temmen Kathleen Ann Temmen Don Terry Kay Thomas If Ioyce Schnute Orville Schniepp Rosalie Seymour Rudolph B. Siegert Patty Sue Slater Ioe Stalets 44572 Dolores Marie Vits Rosemary Vils Alfred L. Voudrie Wanda Eileen Webb Belva Ioan Wieneke Arch Willson ,-f' ki' SENIORS CF I952 Marian Wolf Luella May Wood Kathryn Kaye Yonker Richard O'Leary William Suter Iim Wolf sl FRESHMAN CLADS Fifi?, ??Wii?,'f1 g Fi-Tffff Y ILZT., A S5gQ55Q1Q4gE QIQAQM C L A 5 5 S d R : fgu T122 i 12235:-f ' 0 F F I C E R 5 IUNIOR CLASS Thi1i5?f'ii ff1,!il?Q fiff?i?TQQ,Y W 179 C? vi ,f Ioan Atherton. Iimmie Banning. Io- Anne Banning Kwithdrawnl. Darrel Barringer. Betty Batton. Mary lane Bolton. Ruth Anne Bond. Iames Brooks. Iackie Sue Brown. Bobby Bruns. Richard Buckley. Carolyn Buttgereit. Martin Cerven. Barbara Christner. Mary Covey. Vivian Crowe. 75 Bernard Iackson Kwithdrawnl. Rich- ard Ienkins. Eileen Iones. Iohn Kemp. Patricia Kinsey. Richard Klee. Iames Klein. Dean Law. Lela Law Cwithdrawnl. Diana Lecas lwith- drawnl. Ioseph Legru. Robert Long. Agnes Lyons. lean McKee, Weldon Maisch. Howard Manuel. lack Maton, Roderic Merriman. 4460? JU IOR Betty Culberson. Betty Dixon. Shirley Drake lwithdrawnl. Madolyn Dudra. Phyllis Eagan. Robert Edwards. Marianne Elam. Gary Elliott. Ronald Endris, Richard Ewing. Iudith Fittro. Betty May Fleenor. Rose Ellen German. Dorothea Goo- den. Marilyn Gruen. Howard Hal- brook. Aubrey Harbert. Patricia Hen- derson. Barbara Horsthemke. Ioe Hryhorysak. Norma Hunter. Merlyn Hunter. Mar- tha Inman. Donald Ishmael Cwith- drawnl. C ASS Donald Petty, Donald Pfister fwith- drawnl. Donna Piper, Dee Ann Por- ter, Carol Potts, Raymond Powers. Barbara Puckett, Marilyn Rakers Cwithdrawnl, Maxine Rau, Donald Rayhill, Shirley Rider, Robert Roberts. Dorothy Rochkes, Iames Rogers, Shir- ley Sanders, Audrey Schafer, Marie Schloz, Phyllis Siegert. Shirley Simpkins fwithdrawnl, Hula Sims lwithdrawnl, Ronnie Sinclair, Melvin Smart, Doris Sphar, Larry Spinner. George Methenev, Robert Metsker, Wilbur Metzger. Arnold Miller. Evelyn Miller. Mary Miller, Shirley Mizeur. Larry Mosely. Richard Mun- dell. Mary Munie. Bob Musser, Stella Neece lwith- drawnl, Ierry O'Brien twithdrawnl. Rose Marie O'Brien. Patricia O'Leary, Francis Overlot. 7 s ...qs 5 Iohn Stahulak, Madonna Stout. Wil- liam Tate, loan Thomas, Eileen Tip- sword, Clarence Vandenbergh. Shirley Vanus. Wanda Vermillion, Betty Wade lwithdrawnl, Lois Wade Kwithdrawnl, Iohn Watford, lean Wagner. Shirley Washbum, Ben Willhouse, lane Winget, Iohnny Woolard, Don- ald Wright, William Wright. lames Amling, Robert Ander- son, Ronald Austin Cwith- drawnl. Eileen Barringer, Ioyce Batton, Sheila Beeson, Wilma Best. Wilfred Beyers, Mary Ellen Bland, Dorothy Braswell. Lou- ise Bryson, Darwin Burdzilaus- kas, Gerald Burris, Marilyn Buse. Mariorie Carlock, Carole Cas- key. Diana Castle, Donaldine Caudill, Harry Clucas, Norman Clucas, Robert Cole Qwith- drawnl. L. Herman Herbord. Sharon Hills, Mildred Hitchcock, Fred Hra- bak, Robert Huttes. Larry In- man, Paul Ienkins. Delores Iones, Mary Anne Kasten, Lynn Klein, Thelma Klink, Barbara Kokendifer, Donald Kolesar. Edith Koontz. Richard Kramer, Billy Kroen- lein. lames Lebon. Yvonne Le- bon. Betty Lockwood, Patricia Logsdon. Bruce Maisch. '1- 4 SOPHOMORE Keith Crouch, Gerald Culber- son, lack Denton, Shirley Den- ton, Ieannine DeVore. Paula Dixon. Patricia Doty. Mary Ann Ed- dington, Charles Elberson fwithdrawnl, Stanley Elvers, Richard Garber, Don Garrett. Max Gingrey, Mavis Gipson, Mary Louise Goldsmith, Donna Gruber, Alice Gruen, William Hagood. Leon Hall, Earl Hays, Patsy Ann Hays. Delores Hedderich, lames Heinz, Carolyn Hem- brough Kwithdrawnl. 44622 1 -MGH ff- 'J f CLASS David Rayhill, Billy Robertson, Delores Rochkes. Charles Row- ley, Ioyce Rowley, Ronald Ruot, Fred Scarlett, Norma Schafer. Roy Milton Shayes, David Schmidt, Don Schweitzer, Gary Seymour. Eunice Shaff, William Sillmitter, Marilyn Sims, Robert Smith, Constance Stevenson, Ioann Stocker. Marilyn Stonebumer, Shirley Stonebumer, Ioseph Susnig, Barbara Tarvin, Richard Taylor, Robert Taylor. .--s ,, W f' Il X! lack Malone, Tenence McCall, Grace McNutt, Carole Milam. Donald Miller, Iames Mize. Doris Mizeur. Iohn Morrison, Iames Mount, Donna Musser, Shirley Neeves, Paul Nickelson. Bob Nollman. Ierry Partelow. Donna Pastor, Iune Pavlalr, Harry Peck, Delores Petit, Ha- zel Phipps Gordon Price, Nan- cy Pntts 16359 lames Thornton, Howard Trelz, Gary Tumer, Richard Tumer, Helen Urban, Barbara Vanus fwithdrawnl. Lillian Venturelli. Leon Vits, Robert Waddington, Beverly Watford, Donald Wal- lar, Ioyce Ward, lone Wealrly. Don Wilhour. Sandra Williams, Bob Wood, loseph Woolard, Lloyd Wool- ard, Marie Wright, Ronald Wright. lane Adams, Iarnes Ade, La- mar Alvis, Larry Anderson, Robert Andruczk. Iohn Amold, Margaret Barber, Mary Alice Barlow, Doris Bar- tow, Thomas Beeson, Ruth Bems, Thomas Rollo Beveridge. Raymond Bland, Anita Blythe, Betty Brandon, Marion Brazle, Arlene Brown, Mary lanes Comes, Craig Castle. Noela Garber, George Ga- tons, Donald Gordon, Barbara Greffe, Floyd Gruen, Iames Gunnigle, Delores Hall fwith- drawnl. Mary Harmston, Richard Har- ris, Ella Hatcher, Alice Hender- son. Ianet Hill, Shirley Hilton, Billy Holthaus. Shirley Horsthemlte, Sam Hry- horysak, Richard Hudson Cwith- drawnl, Ierry Huttes, Ianice Ishmael, Beverly Iackson, Paul Ierald. FRESHMAN Herbert Castle, Sharon Sue Castle, Barbara Cerven, Helen Chladny, Lee Bob Christian, Roger Christy, Ioyce Colcla- sure Kwithdrawnl. Doris Cooksey, Wanda Coth- ern, Paul Cox. Susie Crogg, Wendel Culberson, Robert Cur- ry, Iack Cushing. Richard Deere, Chester Denton fwithdrawnl, Shirley lane Den- ton, Norita Dickey, Ioan Dilley, Frances Dudzik, Charles Duez. Don Elliott, Iennie Elliott, Har- old Endris, Donna Esmann twithdrawnl, Larry Frailey, Iudith Fribley, Gary Funder- burk. 44642 C LASS Viola Morgan Iames Palmer Carl Pavlak Donald Pembroke fwithdrawnl Shirley Perry Bobby Phelps Robert Pollman Iune Posteher Harry Presnell Virginia Pntts Dons Iean Ray h1ll William Redman Daisy May Ritchey Delilah Ritchey Ronnie Rowley Eugene Rus- sell Ioyce Sandrock Georgen- na Satterfield Bill Schoonover Kenneth Schwab Carolyn Sey- mour. Vergil Shallenbarger Iames Shuman, Helen Sickles Robert Siegert, Iames Silknitter, Caro- lyn Simpson Diane Spinner Donald Iones Leslie Iones Mary Ellen Kasper Rollxe Kirk patrick Alice Klee Carl Khndworth Tommy La ker Mane Lebon. Rose Mane I.eDuc Dale Litton Norman Lockwood Deema Mclntyre Helen McK1ttr1ck Dons Man uel Loretta Merton, Sharon Maton, Betty Mense Bnan Memman Ioan Miklautsch T 4465? Charles Stanberry Lee Stan- berry Dixon Stephens Lo- rainne Stonebumer, Corley Stumpf, Robert Suter, Kathryn Taylor. Gerald Temmen, Anne Travis. Michael Trells, Phillip Trelz. Richard Trelz, Catherine Ur- ban. Ioseph Vits. Faye Walker, Bob Watkins. Oscar Weber, Iames Weakly. Barbara Wendling, Ianice Wil- hour, Marie Wilhouse. N- A. A ' ' 4 ' f C 1 u,,, uf '-3- 'f ..,i Left to Rxght Harry V alla O ey Hc e noe Eucew Chu V1 r C' Staple fprcex Our ann xs io provlde a well rounded program of school B O A R D O F act1v1t1es to glve the youth of th1s commumty a foundatlon for a productlve hfe ln a country dedicated io freedom E D u C A T I 0 N and democracy We hope th1s has been achleved CLARENCE W STAPLES Presxdent of Board ' 1 , v' iff ' 'N N f Q---.,. ' : J r, Eze n fe r, .e , e , .cr-ence J -:C deal Rev. Conley BllI'YC'lgEl,' fSe,2.e1Q1r',',, Merle Mcflutt, C E. ATe:i S:E1ur:.achcr. , . . Superintendent of Schook You are pr1v1leged to be graduatmg dunng a t1me of declsxon for the demo cratlc way of hfe and the era of free men We are sure you wxll not compromlse your herltage Congratulatlons to all E I O Leary GEORGE KRIVISKEY BS MS U'uve sxty of Illm IS 44 67 up E I OLEARY Bssd Mssd Misa 1' Ka'1aS1eT c Ceqe PRINCIPAL It has been a great pnvllege io be your hxgh school pnnclpal dunng th1s school year I hope that the panorama of school events recorded herem w11l bnng back pleasant memones ln years to come George Knvrskey . . . , . . . Uziiversit' of lllmcis, Illinois Wesleyan Universltj ' .2 at ea hers cll Y . . . .. . . . ' r ' c' nb f'., .1 ' Charles D Kemp BS MS Wcxynetown Indxancx Helen G O Loughlm B Ed B S C Lukm Kansas SECRETARY Mary Icme H111 Tower Hxll Illmoxs , I I Q I I .I n ' dal 7 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL DEAN OF GIRLS IG me egc C C1 o Q c 'w Syrcxc J II IV F c Ngll III ll' III A I m L':1'.'er,f1t',' cf Ilhrczx Ur.1'.'er.fit',' 2' M1::e.'5.a - EICIZQY, CE1e:m.'tr',', Semcr Clasp Sport,-or I j I J Expat' Sit Teachers' CQII 1, cI3r d Stce Te tiers' C Hece, Denver UI'll'v EYSl.A', ' '. Ui1'.'erSiI',' Shcrthanf I, , Ccr'irr.erci::I Eiqlxsh 5 .TA Z-.tteidcmfe Re :ber 5' - - o U . . . . . , 1 ' ' 0 ' -1 I I ' ' al 1 ' ' Il ' I I I . U ' :n ': I I ' ' 1 u l 3 I 1 l'. li - ' I Vemon A. Anderson, B.Ed.. M.S. Sparta. Illinois S'3'Qf2EfX IUIHOQS L,l A1'1'9fS1.'v' W:Q.'r.e Uzzversxfy' A Uzzversztg' ci Michigan Genera. Sczexce :::.:g'.' Fresnrzzcn-..:::::::r :':,. j:::: Freshman C1255 Szcxscf. William G. Benninger, B.S.Ed. Grand Chain, Illinois ..a..:erx S.:x.e leccz-ers Cc..-age Aberdeuex Scgth Sakai: Sept:-ern ...maze Jmversztg' Eczklfwgzng I 'I,::r:.r:::l Ar1th::.t1: Ir.tr':r:'gf:. :Z f 3'15..,fZ'1.. ..f,'f'.1K'5v Eleanor A Burhom BEd MA Breese lllmoxs a 1 U Was ngton Um! Q' F o'1o z S lohn R Caldwell B S Ed Kell Illmoxs asv n Ilmoms S at Fc Lge 1' or Oreo ass S, ws FACU LTY 44 69 Nxta L Dcrwson B S Ed Lovxngton Illlnoxs Illmoxs State No mal bmve Sl T ynrgl II Fmdnclal Adwse o Pano cm Harry B Foltz B S Ed Carlxnvxlle Ilhnols the n Il 'mms O U 1V n Wo cl as o S age f' w Charles W Gregg A B M S Mus Ed Ionesboro Arkansas Kuna S ef'c Faux 9 WIC S 5 Mervm D Hamlme B Ed MB A Mxmer llhnols G V1 Je s TB m am ng Lazy 1 s '94- rf -AL it 5 V1rg1n1a E Muntman B A Iacksonvxlle Illxnoxs rm c leg T Q Fa Margaret Ann Peters A B M Kankakee Ilhnoxs Q 1 CAC! Bette lean Prater B S Ed Granite Cnty Illmoxs J I' Mary Al1ce Pnndle B S Ed Qumcy lllmoxs '27 E I Harnson BS Colhnsvxlle Ilhnoxs Ruth Henschen B Ed Nokomxs Illmoxs Alta M Me1er BS MA Shipman Ilhnols 1' a c S dp Ewald R Metzger. B Ed Mxssxon S D MA D CI b1a on I- ea FE FACULTY x7Qv 11 fvs 'S' I X I I ' I I I :QQ'.3L'f:i-f'?,j: f A UA -i :t 11.11 4 par .3-sz :':'+ :deja 5 'Y-V r-V - Lv-I 'nfs 'N ef: F I . ., . . ' f'fQQifffif ff '.f5fl753 Htr1ffP:5:.:r:.:1 lf fif 7 Ei .-5, Z - I I I I ll I I - , Eiackh gm 'fillet' gf ,Of g ,Q of fLl.1Y,T1f a:.1'.'f-'fury cf ,zczagf Aizoaf f SI Flaw-G1 mbfrg' 52.15 Gift?-T: P LCS tp Zn' 'ft .r.::: . . . florfher Illmcis State Te chefs C e Ccqrzi University Pivslcal 53-2311 , I lik Ge: ralS':1en:e A Erector 1::','s' Mayo: Letter 'lan . V-A l . I . . fllgr S C 1' e f:g.1s?1I,Spcx:si .I A .'1ser:fPcna :er f'.n:-T fzarziatzcs P x . . .. .A. Ux1'.'er-:tf.' cf Ulzricgs State Un versity cf Icz-J: ixglxsk Ii! .Yeti r 1Thesg:axs Senza: Class Play' J f,.r.1:: Class Pay' , . . . Sc,.7r-fr. Qlznczs L'x1'.'e's.7z' Ur.1'.'-,'F: ,' ct M1:f,1::r. F' :al Ff:,.::t.cr, Eff-5:33 A . A Panty ' . .k ff.: 'hc' Lf-t'f7 SML 'fri '--- '.f::ers Efjss fern.: . . . . TQCTTCECST Misscxi 51 Teizflef 'fclleze f'7.:..:1.fIf ?.r..: Sge':k.r.i 'T .'r.:..f7. l:, '.:. Edmund P Staff BS Ramsey lllxnoxs Patncm Sublette Fulton Kentucky Iecmnme Taylor B S Stomngton llhnoxs 1P'1r' Eleanor Wxnget A B M A Pennwlle Indxuna ala Url e e S17 Lmwe S1 ,I or W on Umve S111 o G1 'ua FACULTY 3' . o 447123 pulp Q G Wayne Yonker B S Ind Aris Blue Mound lllmoxs 1l1x1'1 Um Sl'f' Umve Sl c VJ1CFl G Stow lnstxt Dv smed Occ pc: ons Mormon P Anne Newton RN Sullivan llhnoxs Q or e g ec: ce, Q Frederick Wolf B S Iersey Shore Pennsylvama c K H r p GN . . . 4 - . , '1fT,f2','g ,1 I m,,,,,, fe , 4 f1q:.:A.'ye . .. ,. : : .-. -zine MA.. ' ' BS ' 1 . . 'J r':'.' 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' , --My -xc .W- f r-aw.. :Aj . x gf X- Ax x . ,. - .. X O '-:HV 'N Q' -' '-1 l Q - , Y uh' Q. . x - v 'n 'iw ' 'v-:fn 1. 1 ,r x - . - f RQ , in-d , 1 nfyi ' ' 1.214 ' T. ' RY I 'Oi x N xg, ' . . , .3 Ig .x me -xv -. . 'N V xx ' ' J ir' f- vi ' f ' f F I ,,. . . fN-4,sxN. :5S A,iS. .. -..- SF- N 1.:Q,:' ggi., 4 , s 1 ..,f , 'L'6-'ff I . '.uX1xx.-Q x , 3. ,?' 'D '- 'K' 1 -. , X I Q' . :JR xi -4 ' D . v U ' x s , .-Q jgk,u ' 1.- 'X k'rgA.E'g,x.,'- X ff 3.x inf. .. ,xt -1,- x.- 3 Kari X A '-ff A qs sw' L ' ' . V ga- 1 15' lv 1','A rf u 1 Varsity Football Scores P223 parm JM., ,f nv-ff 5 Eeild , f 'Jciacila , . 2 Litchield . , .21 'Q ,M lllf '1 Pano Pima Pano Pano , m:,erL','v14.e . 2 Eellevglle Z2 Cathedral , 13 Kincald . 5, M lrhllsbcro ... . . 13 19 Tciylcrville , . 6 Now! Now! You dirty lillle Panthers. don' Guard Melvin DeBarr, End 1 lim Epley, be too rough. TCICICI9 '75P? Eugene Bricker, Roger Burrus, Center Bob Edwards, Halfback Don Gooden, Quarterback Dee Holland Bob Lees F ullback En Kenny Longwell Weldon Mcnsch Third Row: nf Gfcter. c1,.v ,, . Fourth Row: ' 1.7 U ...nv -5 lack Maton, Rod Merriman, Larry Mosely Tackle Guard Quarterback Ierry O'Brien, Dick Pennington, Kent Penwell Tackle End Guard JUNIOR VARSITY Firs! How: 'f::'.f,- f Gini: E N G. f.r.iG.c4 A 3 get' F, Ee'.'if'1'jge V 'frfflz Second Row. I. Fc..-fe r, U,- :.d E 'J'J:tk1r.s. f f?Q.1:tt, E' 2 ' G '1' F 'fr's .' E Prez? IX L Third Rc-w: 'fizfi P 'N fl,--ff V 1. K Je.-.,.4 ., -f.. Y Iim Rogers. Rudy Siegert. Halfback Tackle Iohn Stahulcxk, Ioe Stalets, Halfback Fullbcxck This year the IVs played .SOO ball, winning four of an eight-game schedule. Harrperirig injuries and lsecorid half let-downs provea to me extremely narrniul to the Panthers, rncre so, in fact, than their opponents. lt seerned that the pattern tor the earlier part of the season was playing Larry Spinner, Halfback Don Wallar, Tackle half yet in the final minutes losing what little edge hey may have built up However, as the season progressed and the lVs gained experience, the team found a sustained sccrzna puncn. All in all, ine Frosh-Soph squad aave the ap- pearance of having good possibilities and in the years 9 corne the ians can expect the continuation of gcod iootball at Pana Hiah. on fairly even terrips with the hostile eleven for the first IUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Pano U Mattoon 22 Pane U Vandalia 6 . Pano 31 Taylorville U Pcnu 7 Shelbyville I2 Pam: 7 Hillsboro I3 ' , Pena lfreshmenl 14 Shelbyville I3 Pano 21 Mcxttoon 6 Pano 34 Kincaid 6 Short punt-twenty two to the left on three. Break! r-'N VARSITY BASKETBALL HH!-fi B ' , ,T .Kiwi fife iff- Simon Legree Hoinline descends upon his terrified if -yi-f 3133 ffegbged .f Qkf- subjects with threats oi violence. , ,Mn gem, ,r h You blow that and I'1l . . . Ride 'em, cowboy! fCourtesy ot E.R.M.J Don't just stcrnd there. Do something! I1m Pfau Kenny Longwell Don Petty Center Forward Guard ROILH19 Smclalr Dee Holland Larry Spmner Guard Guard Guard ,f B J, , , Francis Overloi, Guard Iim Klein. Center FirslAR Second f. 1 f 1 4 w.,,ff ow, f IV OW! .1 2 Weldon Maisch, Iohn Stahulak. Forward Forward Bill Wright, Roger Burrus, Forward Forward ' v,.,, L . . l F 7 iff f ' ' 11 4 f IQ - M! 9 s -U' PIN ef! ,nu if ,,h 5 Q 'ff ' K, , gi Q A is Q X '1 4 .ff QNL -J K , I 5 s Q js ' x J ' 33' Q , x. 43. 5 . A K5 37 4 7 E 9 X - X G .x XJ 3 f, . a ' x T gf' 5. Lb .1 V Q 3 NY bd Y' ,W we ,, . V, 1. X. I 2 'Sig ' Y li if N 'xgzibf ' I 'E gf W Q' V ,gif L x . , ms, I :M ' X A . ' ' ' K 1 1 -i. 4, 1 -' -9 Wy 1 Y 3 . mf 4' ,ix f , pa' -3 N a ' if rg: 1' 63,6 L ' Q E X is f f ? A 7.5 ' ' X N, ' 3, 5 v -' '7 1 5 1 P - - 45 L1 it X First HOW: 'ff ' 'gems .f 12 251 T Second'Hriw: r ' 7:17. 1 fi: Third Row: E: E:v.':7:s F C':e'. K -Zig-f.-e.. 3 Se ',7 ' . ers Fourth How: ' 25:24 E 'I-'::g:' I Not Pictured: E MAJOR LETTER CLUBS On December l7, nineteen boys were initi- ated into the Boys' Major Letter Club, making it the largest one in several years. To be a member in this club one must obtain a major letter in tennis, track, baseball, basketball, or football. Bob Lees was the presiding officer of this organization. The Girls' Major Letter Club is a goal toward which all GAA. members strive. Earning l2UO points to be eligible to wear the A P of orange and blue is no small task. The organization has grown in membership every year for the past few years even though the requirements have become slightly more rigid. ln l948 only fourteen girls held member- ship in the organization, This year the number has increased to twenty-five. First How: M Wclf M Czaliant ff Gooden f Afieftcn f FLft'c M Maslzing P, Eona B Cmbi-r Second Row: f Stocker M 'Nxgnt ' McKee P S:e:f- 'J Oller M Third Row: I Wznaet R Frexcf Fourth Row: S Tznr.-4 . E - f- ,A V f- Fifth How: I P: .' V 21:24 Not Pictured: F C Brie. tr 7 44 83 up lim Z 4 ef? it First Row: W Maisch I Matorrl Culberson P. Tirrier, I Schweitzer R Buckley T R A C K Second Row: C Fritz F Overiet, R Endris D.Penh1nqtcri W Hcgoogi W Wright 'JV Sharpe, Kascir, D Hciiana G. Seymcx, Third Row: D Gocden D Dudra F Earber,:.F'1an,P. Goftfia R Siegsrt B Lees f Pfau fl,H1ll, K Penwell l. Grace . Moseiy lf Forsythe L Mosely. The Pana High thinclads started their season with an impressive victory over Hillsboro in a dual meet at Pana. The following Friday the cindermen were edged out of first place by Springfield in a triangular meet with Pana, Tri-City, and Springfield. In its second home appearance of the season the Panther track team won ten firsts to swamp Litchfield in a The new Cham-peeen platter tosser! :Q X, dual meet. A new school discus record was set when Rudy Siegert tossed the platter 144 feet, 5 inches. The fourth engagement was Panas fifteenth annual Open Track Meet. ln this classic the tracksters took third place out of an eleven team field, beaten only by highly-rated Decatur and Springfield. Records were broken in the shot put and the high jump. Coach Metzger's three-man track squad composed of Rudy Sie- gert, lim Pfau, and Don Ryan managed to place seventh in a twelveeteam meet in the Decatur Open. With the open track meets out of the way the thinclads settled down and took first place in a three-way meet with Kincaid and Nokomis. Pana was edged out of another meet when Taylorville beat them by one point in a dual. Another schccl record was broken in this meet when Rudy Sieuert heaved the shot 48 feet, 734 inches. The cindermen showed their power in the final dual meet of the year as they ran over Varidalia. The Pana Panthers retained their Mid-State loop pennant track by defeating seven teams for the Conference championship, Two Van- dalif: boys set new Conference records in the irlrfi yit and HRC yard run, Out of the thirty- 1 ':l.t feargf' '.'.'21zQh zzpet at Kincaid for the Disf trict 'Vick :..eet, Papa zganacged ti tie for third ,-xgti. lgrgci iri Trp 'A,' he-ate: i:1Q'.' Sr fina- '.f-ld and fT'1'.'if'fk'1iiC Sir Lee' Radu' Szeaert, 'zria Alun 'ji'f.f'ifI'1 :ei refieited Pima at fiff l95l fate 'rack fleet A HIGHLIGHTS OF TRACK Besides throwing the weights Up, up, and over, lim Puzz ccm also run-slowly. And now as they come around Oh e rom the bend 1t s Melzer o Ta lor- , what beautiful sc neryf ' ' , f y this high atmosphere! ville, by a nose. 514 vn..,,.. X , 4 i MJ, s.Ln l,f', L me 'C' tv. v ' 1 if if TENNIS At the same time the trackmen and baseball boys were limbering up for their spring sports, the cries of Game point, 3U-deuce, and Theres a hole echoing in the team enjoying season at P.l'l.S. in 1949. ln the first in my racquet! could be heard gym. lt was the Pana tennis its third and most successful last year after being reinstated encounter of the season the Panther netmen were defeated 5-2 by Teutop- olis, as Pana won one single and one doubles set. The second match proved to be no better as Decatur dumped Pana 6Vz-V2. Greenville furnished the Pana racketeers their first stepping stone to a successful season as the Panthers won 4-1. lt was two victories in a row for Pana as Mattoon bowed out 5-2 in the following match. Rain slowed the last set. ln a return engagement with Decatur, Pana received its third defeat of the season 6-U, two of these three losses being to Decatur. The Panthers showed improvement as they tied Teutopolis 3-3 and defeated Greenville 5-2 in return tilts. In a big Saturday of tennis the Pana lads split evenly, losing 6-2 to Mattoon in the morning and dropping Effingham 6-4 in the afternoon. The District Tennis Tourney at Teutopolis saw Pana with the best tennis squad in its history. All single members of the team bowed out prior to the semi-finals but the Panthers' double duo, Alan Goettig and Bill Sharpe, fared better. They were forced to come from behind to win the first round and then took their final 4486s 41 .' First Row: W. Metzger, I. Rogers. Second Row: R. Merriman, T Dorward, A. Gcettig, B. Sharpe. match in a walk, emerging district doubles champions. ln the state meet, the competition stiffened and the Pana representatives found themselves on the short end of the score, thus ending the season with the first round of the State Tourna- ment. X41 Muscles Metzger displays fine form. 'Q . sway 14,8 First Row: D. Voudrie, D. Dudra, L. Spinner, F. Overlot, D. Cooper, R. Sinclair, D. Petty, B Maisch. Second Row: L. Woolard, R. Merriman, R. Kascir, I. Stalets, I. Stahulak, I. Spinner, I. Pfau, I. Epley. BASEBALL The Pana Panthers showed their superiority in baseball during the 1951 season by winning six out of ten games. Under the no-hit, no-run pitching of Ioe Spinner the Panthers managed to win their first game from Hillsboro 3-U. ln the second game of the season the locals were trounced 14-3 by Litchfield. The hitting ability of the Panthers was shown in the third game as Pana again beat Hillsboro 15-2. The Taylor- ville Tornadoes proved to be too much as they iolted Pana 12-4. The first loss to Litchfield was avenged in the second meeting of the two teams as Pana handed them a 16-ll defeat. Wizard Epley prepares to toss Again Taylorville showed their power as they beat the Panthers 12-4. Pana ran up a lU-2 score over Coffeen for an easy victory and a Win in the opening game of the District tournament. The second game of the tournament saw the Panthers edge out Carlinville 7-6 for a thrilling victory. The over- confident Taylorville Tornadoes lost a l3-9 decision to Pana in the final game of the Dis- trict. A well-organized Staunton team handed Pana an 8-4 defeat in the opening game of the Sectional, thus ending an impressive season. another one of his famous Ioe relaxes before hitting another - ' homers??? bean balls. one of his many :VAS x , . Pana Pana Pana PANTHER BASEBALL . 3 Hillsboro .. Pana . 3 Litchfield . Pana . 15 Hillsboro . Pana 4 Taylorville Pana I5 Litchfield . Pana . . I Taylorville DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Pana . . . .10 Colleen . . . Pana . .. 7 Carlinville . is rqymfviu. srzcnoruu. 'rousmxmsm' Staunton.. First Rvow: ' l7r,: +-nf-' M Qoft ii Fzencn Fl SC ::f' V P 'f::-:cn S fic'str.-mice '. lnickr-'.' ' Wiltpom M Prb-I, ' i'5f:n'M Ticket' raiziner D Castle T-Q . , s T K.r.k E Tern'-r ' Vvciaxsor fldziiiz H 1132? N mer: K' Thomas Fouprth Rolwwu' Jf:r.gf,-' fir rs hwCYr'3'f-n S Sanders C. Second Row: l.-'Que L Kiezn H S::k.e: M Le-hon L Main 5 :?'FiTTrT'fT,. iimief Ssnixc? Smr'eT '5'i.kM 'N Cai -'r. A 'lravii G Sat?-eine.: TT l rib.e',' f S1r.:':i.' TSQ'2'j?f:3CQEYi'f':fFA'q ?fLg':i.M.f-i Y: Adil' kSr:r.ner E lvlense A Brown E Vlwndizra Paviait E ' mf MA H UM ' 'FMT' 1'sTK hT.I Fifth Row: f 'F'-2' M 'f :.::ni M Ffernrj E 'hfeneke E ii,.'l'?b'f1K'l if MCA,'TIT.1 F G' M Frnjerbgk lf Third Row: S Solirnitg S Match T Haiar. 2 Crib-r 3 f':r.o:f1'f-. fini: .1 'flrtaht ' Fowl-1 v' ser. T Piotr T er ' Ercz-rr. W 'ifeirir r ' Vv':': T Gzire' ' :'::ice' ll We 5 T: .'1: Ei Tlafi A Not a member of the Varsity five , but an example of the G.A.A. girls' athletic skills. With a iipeiiilaersliip of over seventy, the G AA, ldunched their lQ:l-52 schedule 'xrith dairy hockey and speedball practices. Scrnethina new was added, the big sister party, with each ineinber brinaina a freshman interested in gaining GAA. out for an afternoon ot hockey and speedball, Atterf wards a Wiener roast was held in the park. Sixteen girls journeyed to Granite City lor a Play Day, wnere tzicy participated in inany sports including speedoall, tennis, arciiery, basketball, and softball. hockey, The annual ihcotball Frolicw was held after the Taylor- viile aazne with a record-crealqing attendance. Tne gyni was decorated with icotoalls, nelmets, and jerseys, A ininiature tcothal., autograpgied cy tne players, was given as a door prize The ATZHSCTJSCY1 ended '.'.'1tE1 a hockey tournament gn vxhicii 9110 iunors eizreraed as cziarnpicns Winter hroii1:i1t indoor sports such as hex-.'Q1n'q, tumbling arid rasfwtltall Tue Snc Ball' tiie GAA s Yrst atfezzrrt at d 'orrzgal ddnce ir .'f1a Yi he a great success '.'.'1t:. :music turnisiied 'r lT I'll ll' iivlfis and E113 orchestra Cn Ter flflfi-' 7 Q16 G A A airis entertagned their znctilers at the lrirtiz annual lvfotrrer :nd Eaudliter Banquet The ars :':'f:f1:red :ra served the mea. trzerxpsexaes Because ire r zriapet '.-.ras QQ near ct Jxeiine s Lay 'zge laces were fs: ,-C-Qlldf U . 5 1 I 'I win 9 I I -. , . . . 5 ' ' A ' I ' M A gt ' . i ' as xlwi - I, YQE1' 'fav , l E, ' .1 N, , H i'1f'Y1' '.' f ' 5'5 '- -' ' '- L 'f-hiv via A 1 s - 60 A -- Q?'.iQ,Q-'fr f-Q '-5 . ,Q --. . ' .:. 'U-'f4. M - .' , ,,,-iv-. -. A P ml- ,gf-, - 4 . 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F , Q in rg' 5 ' '9 ' , cf A' N., 5.4 f i , I VX .H Nap SENIOR INDEX Wayne Allen FFA 2 3 4 Conservatton Club Carolyn Anderson G A l Chorus 3 4 rl-IA l 2 3 4 Vespers3 4 Iaruce Lee Anderson-Chorus 2 3 4 Mustc Club2 3 4 lun1orDramat1csl 2 Mask and Wtg 4 Vtce Prestdent 4 Vespers 2 3 4 Fred Barber Football l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 4 Track 3 4 Baseball 4 Boys Mayor Letter Club 4 FFA l 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Conservatton Club 3 4 Vespers 3 Kenneth Barlow FFA 2 3 4 Conservatton Club 2 V1rg11 Barrmger FFA 2 3 4 Conservatton Clu 3 4 Sh1rleyAnnBeeson GAA l Chorus4 Muslc Club 2 4 FHA l 2 3 4 Greeter 3 Vespers Bob Bennett Bandl 2 3 Dorothy Dean Best FHA 2 3 4 Eugene Bncker Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Track l 2 T1cketTakerl 2 Roger Burrus-Transferred from Assumptton Htgh School Pacer 3 Football 2 3 4 Bas ketballl 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 Greeter 3 Motton P1cture Operator 2 Con servat1or1Club4 Iun1orDramat1csl 2 Mask and Wlg 3 4 Charlotte Ann Buttgerext Panorama 4 Panther Club 2 3 4 F HA 4 Phyll1sCar1oclc GAA l 2 3 4 Vespers 3 Monica Irene Carter G A A l 2 Panther Club 4 F H Ronald Caudxll Wtthclrawn Margie Lucxle Chalfant Pacer 2 3 Panorama 3 4 GAA l 2 3 4 GAA Board3 4 Pan ther Club 2 3 4 G1rls Malor Letter Club 4 Chorus 3 4 Iunlor Dramattcs l 2 Secre tary 2 Mask and mllg 3 4 Thesptans 3 4 Secretary 4 Vespers 3 4 Semor Class Play Gall Comerford FHA 4 Llbrary Club 3 4 Prestdent 4 Mary Margaret Comlsky Pacer 2 3 4 G A A nd l F F T brarf Club 2 3 4 Conservatton Club 4 Davld Cooksey Transferred from Centralta 'lownshlp Htgh School Football 4 Patrlcla Belle Culberson Chorus 2 FH A 4 Iohn Robert Cvengros-Class Prestdent l Pacer 2 4 Football l 2 3 4 Track l 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Mus1cClub2 3 4 Stage Crew2 3 luntor Dramatlcs l 2 Mask and Wtg 3 4 Pres1dent4 Thesp1ans2 3 4 Vespers l 2 3 4 Iuntor Class Play Bob Darst Panorama 4 Football 2 Chorus 4 Conservatton Club l 2 Secretary 2 Ves pers 4 Melvm DeBarr Football l 2 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Cor1servat1or1Club l 2 3 Vespers 2 Iudson DeVore F FA 2 3 4 Greeter 3 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 GAA Board 2 3 4 G1rls Mayor Letter Club 3 4 Ofhce Worker 4 Sentor Class Play Qulll and Scroll 4 Nat1onal Honor D A R Shella Drake Bryson Summer School Gradu ate W1thdrawn An.nMane Dudra GAA l 2 3 4 Panther ub2 3 4 FHA 1 Ronald E Eagan Basketball l Stage Crew 2 3 Thesptans 3 4 Vespers 3 lunlor Class Pay Dolores M. Endns-Pacer 2 3 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Chorus 4 FHA l Makeup Crew Iuntor Dramattcs l 2 Mask and Wlg 3 Vespers 4 Sentor Class Play Iames Epley--Class Vtce Prestdent 4 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Track 4 Baseball 3 4 Boys Ma1or Letter Club 3 4 FFA l 2 3 4 V1cePres1dent 3 Pres1dent4 Con servatlon Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 V1ncentErmov1ck Basketballl 2 3 199 -- ..,, A. ,, 34 ' l2B 234 HA4 A4-L' ,, ,,a , . , I , ,,, - I - I I I ' I ' - ,,,, , , , . I I I I I I I - ,, ,,,, ,. b ,. f 1 I I I I - - ..., , 34 - , - --.,,. ,- ' ' - f I ' Melva Dlckey-Class Prestdent 3g Panorama 45 . ..,,,, , - ,.,, ,, , ,, ,. 5 5 I I II I - - I Ill Ill ll I - I I - 1- Cl ' 2 I 1 ' ,,, . . ' . . - ...,, ,, . ,J : 3, 2,3, , ..A.4. ,5 ,4, , . ' 1 ,, ,,,, 1 A ., , If -V-t III ,, ' ' ' ' ' ' - 1 r ' ' ' , I 1 I ,, ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 ., SENIOR INDEX Mane Annabelle Flerrung Pacer 2 3 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Pant'1e Club 2 3 4 Chorus Mu rc Cluo 4 Makeup Crew 3 lunror Dra 1at1cs l 2 Mask and Wlg 3 4 Thesplans 3 4 Ve pers 3 4 Senlor Class Play Qurll nd Scroll 4 Natronal l-lono Donald Forsythe Football l 2 4 Track 3 4 Boys Malo Letter Club 4 Bandl 2 3 Ramona French Student Councll 3 4 Secre tary 3 'vtce Pres1dent4 Panoramal 2 3 4 Busrness Manager 4 Hornecornlng Attend ant4 GAA l 2 3 4 GAA Board2 34 Panther Club 2 3 4 Grrls Major Letter Club 3 4 FTA 3 4 Offrce Worker 4 Makeu Crew l 2 3 lunror Dramatlcs l 2 Vrce Presrdent 2 Mask and Wrg 3 4 Thesplans 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 3 4 Natronal Honor Manlyn Funderburk GAA l 2 3 4 GAA Board 2 3 Panther Club 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Grrls Ma1or Letter Club 2 3 4 Iunror Dra rnarcs l 2 Robert L Geisler Larry Gent ransferred from Alton Hrgh School Charles Gibson Trcket Taker l Delmar Glngrey T1cketTakerl 2 3 4 Wrth drawn Mary Pauhne Goff-Student Councrl 4 Secre tary 4 Panorama 2 3 4 Edltor 4 GAA l 2 3 4 GAA Board3 Panther Club2 3 4 Glrls Mayor Letter Club 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Musrc Club 3 4 FT A 3 Offlce Worker 4 Makeup Crew 3 Iunror Drarnatrcs l 2 Mask and Wrg 3 4 Thesp1ans 3 4 Vespers2 3 4 lunlor Class Play Senlor Class Play Qurll and Scroll 4 Natronal Honor Don C Gooden-Class V1cePres1dent 2 3 Class Treasurer 4 Pacer 2 3 Panorama 4 Foolballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 Baseball 3 4 Boys Major Letter Club 4 Iunlor Drarr'at1cs l 2 Mask and Wlg 3 4 Presrdent 3 Thesplans 3 4 lunror Class Play Senror Class Play Qulll and Scroll 4 Natronal Honor Patsy Gruber GAA l 2 3 4 Panther Club 2 3 4 FHA l 2 Tom Halbrook Barbara Helen Hlldebrand P cer 2 3 GAA 2 3 4 Panther Club2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Mu IC Cluo 4 Greeter 3 4 Makeup Cr W 3 lunror Drarnatrcs l 2 Presldent 2 Mask and Wla 3 4 Thesprans 2 3 4 Treas urer 4 fespers 2 3 4 lunt r Class Play Senlor Class Play Qurll and Scroll 4 Na llOPGl Honor Robert Carroll H111 Class Vrce Presrdent 2 Football 2 3 4 Basketball l Track 3 Cho rus 4 Motron Prcture Operator l 2 Mask and W1g 3 4 Thesprans 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 4 Vespers 4 Iunlor Class Play Senror Class Play D amatlcs l 2 Wllford A Hlsh Motron Plcture Operator l 2 Demetnus Dee Holland Transferred from Prlnceton l'l1gh School Student Councxl 3 4 Pres1dent4 Football 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 Baseball 4 Boys Mayor Letter Club 4 Conservatron Club 3 4 Vrce Pres1dent 3 Pres1dent4 Gregory Holthaus Dolores Horsthemke GAA l 2 3 4 Panther Club 2 3 4 Mary Howell Ronald Hrabak Betty Ioann Huddleston-Chorus 4 F T A 3 4 Vespers 3 4 Ehzabeth Hulsey Transferred from Herrm Township Hlgh School GAA 4 Lowell Hunter Transferred from Ramsey Hrgh School F F A 3 4 Glenna Lee Iones-F H A l 2 Melvm A Iones Marcla Vlrgnua Kelly FHA 3 4 Greeter 4 e912 - ,,, 1 1 . T . . I I I I A A I 1 I 1 1 . , 1 . .S Ai 1 - ' G 4. . . . , 1 ., 41 11 11 1 . . - ' ' - 4'1 1 1-1 I I1 1-21 D 11 1 , U' ' , . ,X - I I I 57 I - 1 I ' T' w 1 . . C. 1 , . .. 113 ' ' V 1 11 1 A v, 1 1 111 ' 12 T 'fs I II I I I I 1 AI 'J I A , . 11 , . . ,,. , . . - 11 A 1 11- 1 1 . . . A . I I - ,. . . . . '1 - I I 1 I I - 1 . . 1 1 - ' 5 1 1'1 I I - 1 1111 111 1 - 1 1 . 1 , . . . . 41 I I I I I I A 1-1 11 A 1 D 1 1 1 1 1541 I I - ' I4 I I CIIICY OlSe 11011.-. . . , , , 1 UIIIOI' f' 'f - N El' Hit FHAIZ34' ' T' . ,. 1 . .. , , ,, 1-'1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' - I ' - ' I 1 111 ' 3 4 t. , . ,. , . . I . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'T' - . 4 I f A 1 I ' 31 I I I - , . 'I I I 1 - . - . . , , , ,, 1 11 I , 1 111 1 1 111 1 111 . , . 11 111 11 1 1 1 11 I 1 I I I I I I -A . I I I 1 ' A 1 . , - I I , .... 1 11 1 A I ' 1 1111 1111 1 111 11 5 , . 1 A 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 il-41111 ,,, ,..,. -. .. , , . SENIOR INDEX Lloyd E Klmdworth Band 2 3 4 Musrc Club 2 3 FFA l 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Motlon Pxcture Operatorl 2 3 4 Secretary Treas urer 4 Conservatlon Club 2 3 4 Norbert Koontz Trcket Taker 2 Kenneth Leach Robert Wllham Lees-Class Secretary 4 Foot balll 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Trac 2 3 4 Boys MaJor Letter Club 2 3 4 Presl dent 4 FFA l 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Conser vatlon Club 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent 4 Robert Lesko B111 H LGWIS-ClGSS Secretary 3 Pacer 2 Pano rama 2 3 Chorus 4 Mus1c Club 4 Greeter 3 4 Mot1on Prcture Operator l 2 lumor Dramatlcs l 2 Mask and W g 3 4 Vespers 4 Senror Class Play Kenneth W Longwell Footballl 3 4 Basket ball l 2 3 4 Boys Malor Letter Club 3 4 Greeter 3 4 2 Summer School Graduate Wlthdrawn Ray Mathlas-Football 2 Basketball 2 Motron Plcture Operator l Man1ynMauldmg GAA l 2 3 4 GAA Board 2 4 Panther Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Pres1dent 4 Glrls Malor Letter Club 2 3 4 Lxorary Club 2 3 4 Iames Vlctor Neece Andrew Nxclcelson Pacer 2 Band 2 3 4 Cho rus3 FFA l 2 3 4 Mot1on Plcture Opera tor 2 3 4 Pres1dent 4 Conservatton Club l 2 3 4 lunlor Dramaucsl 2 Vespersl 3 Barbara Ruth Oller Hornecomrng Attendant 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Band2 3 4 Majorette FH vlfglnld Ann Oller Panorama 3 4 Layout Ed 1tor 4 GAA l 2 3 4 VICE Pres1dent 4 GAA Board 2 3 4 Panthe Club 2 3 G1rls MaJor Letter Club 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 44 92 Musrc Club 3 4 Secretary 4 FTA 3 Otllce Worker 4 Makeup Crew 3 lumor Dramatlcs l 2 Mask and W1g 3 4 Thesplans 3 4 Vespers 2 3 lunxor Class Play Senlor Class Play Qulll and Scroll 4 Nat onal Honor Barry Osbom F F A 4 Larry Osbom Rlchard Pennlngton Pacer 2 Panorama 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Track2 3 4 Boys Malo Letter Club 4 Chorus 3 4 Musxc Club 4 Greeter 3 4 lunror Dramat1cs 2 Mask and Wlg 3 4 Vespers3 4 Senlo Class Play Kent Penwell Class Treasurer l Class Presr dent 4 Panorama 2 3 4 Sen1or Ed1tor 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 1enn1s3 4 Boys MaJor Letter Club 4 lun1or Dramaucsl 2 Treasurer 2 Mask and W1g 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent 3 Vespers 3 4 lunlor Class Play Senror Class Play Oulll and Scroll 4 Natronal Honor Don Petlt Trackl .J 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Boys Ma1or Letter Club 3 4 Tumor Dramaucsl 2 Mask and Wlg 3 Thesplans 3 4 lumor Class Play Ruth E Pollman FHA 4 Lrbrary Club 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent 3 4 Barbara Mae Pugsley Pacer 4 FT A 3 4 L1 brary Club 2 3 4 Pr sldent 3 Secretary Treasurer 4 Barbara Lee Reese Panther Club l Iames Reese-Trcket Taker 4 Ruth Romager Transferred from West Blocton Hlgh School G A A 2 Panther Club 2 F H A l Carolyn Ryan Panorama 4 Homecomxng Queen 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 GAA Board 4 Panther Club 2 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent 4 FTA 3 Greeter 3 4 Makeu Crew 2 3 lumor Dramatlcs l 2 Mask and W1g 3 4 Ou1ll and Scroll 4 D I I ' ' ' I I I I ' I I I 1 1 I .- - I I I I I I w, ' . 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SENIOR INDEX Sharon Anne Schmltz Pacer 2 3 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Panther Club 2 3 4 Makeup Crew 3 lurncr Dramattcsl 2 Mas and Wrg 3 4 Thesrtans 3 4 Presrdert 4 lun or Class Pla, Seno Class Play Orville Schnrepp-Conservat n Cl b l 2 loyce Schnute GAA l FHA l 2 1un1o lfrarratrcs l 2 Rosalle Seymour Rudolph B Slegert Student C uncrl 4 Foot balll 2 3 4 Captatn 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Cartatn 4 Traclf l 2 3 4 Boys Ma1or e Club 2 3 4 Presd t3 Natro Honor Patty Sue Slater Pacer 3 4 GAA l 2 3 4 PHA l 2 3 T Secretary 3 Pres1dent4 LDIGYX Club 4 Tumor Drarnattc l 2 Mask and Wtg 4 Ioe Stalets Football l 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 Baseball 3 4 Boys Majo Letter Club 4 Ioy Darlene Summerlott r H A 2 Sally Anne Tanner Panorama 2 3 4 Home co'n ng Attendant 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Secre tary 4 GAA Board 2 3 4 Pantner Club 2 3 4 Grrls Ma1or Letter Club2 3 4 Cheer eader 2 3 4 PTA 3 4 Offrce Worker 4 Makeup Crew l 2 3 lunlor Dramatrcs l 2 Mask and Wtg 3 4 Thesptans 3 4 Vespers 3 luntor Class Play Sentor Class Play Catherme Celestme Temmen Band 2 3 4 Kathleen Ann Temmen Don Terry Student Councrl 4 Track 2 Stage Kay Thomas Transter ed fro Adolnd Leuzrn ger Htgh School Pacer 3 G A A 4 Panther Club 3 Mus Club 3 Fl-lA 2 3 lunror Dramat cs 2 Dolores Mane V1ts Pacer 2 3 l Pantfrer Club 2 3 4 Cnorus2 3 4 Musto Club 3 4 Mask and Wtg 4 Vespers 2 3 4 Sentor Class Play Q ll and Sc ll Rosemary Vxts-FHA 3 4 Vesper 3 Alfred L Voudne Basketball 4 Band l 2 3 Wanda Elleen Webb Transferred from Km card Hrgh School Pacer 3 G A A 4 Panther Club 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Musto Cub3 FHA 2 3 Vespes4 Belva Ioan Wreneke P cer 2 3 4 Edtt r 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Panthe Club2 3 4 Choru 2 3 C eeter 3 4 Makeup Crew 3 lunror .J amatrcs l 2 Mask and Vlftg 3 4 Vespers 2 3 Senror Class Play Qulll and Scroll 4 Natrcnal Honor Arch Wrllson Pootball l 2 3 4 Manan Wolf Hornecomtng Attendant 4 CAA l 2 3 4 GAA Board3 4 Panther Crub 2 3 4 Gtrls Major Lette Club 3 4 Cheer ader 3 3 4 Luella May Wood PHA l 2 4 Kathryn Kaye Yonker Pacer 3 GAA l 2 3 4 Pa ther Club 2 3 4 Chorus 2 4 Musrc Club 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 4 Conservatron Club 3 Makeup Crew 3 luntor Dramatrcs l 2 Mask and Wrg 3 4 Thesptans 3 4 Vespers 2 3 4 lunror Class Play Senlor Class Play Natronal Honor Ted Dorward Knot prcturedl Class Treasurer 2 Student Councrl 3 Pacer 2 Panorama 3 Football l 2 3 Basketball l 2 3 Tennts 3 Baseball l Bandl 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Mask and Wtg 3 Tnesptans 3 Vespers 2 3 lunror Class Play Summer School Graduate Dlck OLeary Transferred from Madtson Htgh School Panorama 3 Football 2 3 Basket ball 2 3 Track 2 3 Band 2 3 Chorus 2 3 1un1or Dramat1cs2 Vespers 2 3 lunror Class Play Qutll and Scroll 3 Summer School Grad ate W1ll1am Suter Panorama 2 3 Band l 2 3 or rc C ub 2 3 Staae Crew l 2 3 lunror Drarratrcs l 2 Mask and Wrg 3 Thesptans 3 3 Vesbe sl 2 3 Sumrfte Scnool Grad uae I1m Wolf Trcket Taker l 2 3 4 Summer School G ad ate 'J :D .- - 1 Q , , , . , . 1 . . . 1 1 S . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - 1, 1 , W1 A I I -P I I I 1 1 . . . - 1 1 1 1 - . ., 1 1 I -1 1 11. 1 I 1 .1 A - . . . 1 1 1 . 1 V 1 A 1 . 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