Pekin High School - Commentator Yearbook (Pekin, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1948 volume:

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Ln, Wzzzlmwxilfmw umm-.W H Yjeirw W 1 A- V 1 . VY .. , . . ., L H -- ,. ,-,pvyv,.- L-Q4-'-Lf, ,XLAQ 1,Q4...L.4L AQ' --1 LL Lfw-11-414.4-1-A 2 1,'-fAl.L.1,i,-,L.L...u.AL4.A4 A i.eXuJ.4L.M.A.L..ll.a.l..2.L.4. ' ' ' ' SUPERINTENDENT To Mr. Baker, our superintendent, we wish to expi-ees our appreciation of the kindness and patience that he has shown toward us and for the help he has always been willing and ready to give us when needed. Herschel C. Baker. A. B., ll. S. Indiana University SCHOOL BOARD Earl Lane Loren Smith Charles Rickard President Secretary Treasurer 551, Term lst. Term flnd. Term We wish to express to the School Board and people of our Qonununity our gratitude for the opportunities of edueation ihey have prepared for us. May we make good use of our lives fn the future that lies before us. , JNL '.. , '..'. . JL ' J- ,'.,'. ,J'.',LJJ.:47-.:,Q,L 1.'.L'..k. 2 Lv V -JJ , fill. ,ik1'i'li'J. JJSJLK. L-'JLLL ::' L M'-. ,. Ji. e J . '.. .'.. 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Opercttzx 2 imnxm-nluim' -i COIll1llCHf Stuff 2. fl Colnlnentutor Stuff Convocaticm I Uaxs Play ii FAYE MARSIIALL 41 -1 f 'ik 'Q 5UlfI,l.f5Y Uuvflllfy 1 JVNIQ Itlcflilxlill 5i'k'l'Q'li1l'R 1 , 'TFl'2l5lll'0I' 4 ' fi' 3- -X' 2- 3- 55- 4 Q ' Sumhim- Club LE, ll, 1 wN?'4.l.2.II.1 QQXXIQ34 Him' fluff 1, I TV 4 mm-1-n wg, 2. 4 wwf, 1- 2- ii. 1 ' fam- mm 1. 3. 1:4 1 Lmzxmueimn l. 2. LI, Wi y,,m-mmgnn Phmx 2 3 x-.q1.,g.1-1 3 5 , . ., 'I' 'ESU' ' ' Qnnmwnl bmi! 24 .I K1 Viim UP ff iiznnri I 2 gg Xhsffvrn Nlisx 1-1 may may 55 Q x , V ., M, ,, . 5. nazzrmrxsthlaik I, -. .L 'I gypmmm 2 ??pf'r'vllaa 2. i ' .,..,- ,..... . 'H-H Lvudvr -I u .,..,..w-..-, -f-,rv-.---x--ww W--V-M f f'--- 'W 'f'-'MW' 4' its J ' fs. J JEAN APPLEGATIZ S. S. S. 1, 2, 3, 4 Convocation 1 Comment Staff 4 MURIEL EVERETT BACKUS Convocation 1 WILLIAM BAUMANN B. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 25, 4 Operetta 3, 4 Convocation 1 Basketball 2, 3. 4 Softball 2, Il. 4 Sophomore President LLOYD R. BLANKEN BAKER B. A. A. 1, 2.14 Glcc Club 3, 4 Class Play 3 Basketball 2, 3. 4 Convocation l, 2 Class President I Comment Stuff 3, 4 Commentator Staff 4 WILLIAM HLANKEN. BAKER B. A. A. I. 2. 15.4 Glee Club 1. 2. Il. 4 Oporetta 2. fl Convocation 1 Basketball 2, 3. 4 Softball l. 2, fl. 4 MARIE BORDERS G. A. A. I, 2 Glec Club 1. 2. li. 4 Band. 1, 2 Class Play Il Opereita 2 Comment Staff 4 Commentator Stuff 4 Convocation I. 2 ELMO BROUGH Basketball 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Band, 2, 3, 4 Convocation, 1, 3 Softball 2, 3, 4 JOHN BUSH Basketball 4 Glee Club 3, 4 B. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 4 Comment Staff 4 Convocation 2, 3 J. MARK COLGLAZIER Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Convocation 1 Operetta 2 B. A. A. 3 BESSIE MAE CURTIS S. S. S. 1, 2, 3, 4 Modern Miss 1, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Convocation 1, 2 G. A. A. 1 ROBERT L. DENNY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Convocation 1 Commentator 4 Operetta 2, 4 B. A. A. 3 Comment 3 THELMA DURHAM G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4 Comment Staff 4 Commentator Staff 4 Convocation 1, 2 .' J -w- f 'Z' ....-. -.. ,.,...-...W ...vw .f., H,.,t.. WILLIAM L. ELROD B. A. A. 1 Convocation 1 WILLIAM H. FULK Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 Comment Staff 3, 4 Commentator Staff 4 Class President 3 Operetta 2, 4 Class Play 3 BRUCE GRAY Convocation 1 PAULINE GRIFFEN Convocation 2 Hamilton H. S. Ohio 1 NORMAN HERTHEL B. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CARRIE MAUDE JEAN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Modern Miss, 1, 4 Class Play 3 Operetta 2 Comment Staff 3, 4 Commentator Staff 4 Nw fm 'fi' . 'XY B x X Q, ,-ll fl' r V ANITA JOHNSON Sunshine Club 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 1 Modern Miss 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Convocation 1, 2 Operetta 2 Comment Staff 4 Class Play 3 PETE KAY Softball 4 Comment Staff 1, 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 B. A. A. 1, 2. 3, 4 Student Manager 3, 4 Convocation 1, 2 Class Play 3 BETTY J. McGLOTHLIN G. A. A. 4 Modern Miss 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Comment Staff 3, 4 Convocation Play 2 DALE McKINLEY Glee Club, 1, 2 B. A. A. 1, 2, 3 Operetta 3 Convocation, 1, 2, 3 Comment Staff 3, 4 Softball 1 HOMER DONALD MORROW B. A. A. 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 3, 4 Convocation l HELEN U. MULL Glce Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Convocation 1, 2 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Operetta 2. 4 Comment Staff 1, 2, 3. 4 Modem Miss 1 Class News Reporter 1 FM ,pal I . Q ,J 5 ....,fo.....,.,3 ...... W. -..,.,,,.......-.,... , . ,,,. . , ., t, t, , .. . Hyimvliigf N ., -. HERBERT E. NALE B. A. A. 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 3, 4 Softball 3 Convocation 1 MILDRED PIXLEY Modern Miss 1, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Convocation 1, 2 S. S. S. 1 G. A. A. 1 RICHARD L. PURLEE B. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 JACK SHORT Basketball 3, 4 Convocation 1, 2 B. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Softball 3 KATHRYN SIMPSON Modern Miss 1, 3, 4 1 Convocation 1, 2 Class Play 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Comment Staff 4 MARJORIE TASH Convocation 1, 2 Modern Miss 1, 3 Sunshine Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 l Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Class Play 3 4 s 'rw-,V RITA THOMPSON G. A. A. 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Band, 2, 3 Sunshine Club 3 Convocation 2 Ogeretta 2 Comment Staff 2, 3, 4 CARL TRUE Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Comment Staff 3, 4 B. A. A. 4 Operetta 3 Class Play 3 JAMES WILLS New Albany H. S. 1, 2 MARCELLA ZINK G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 Modern Miss 1 Class Play 3 Convocation 1, 2 Operetta 2 Comment Staff 2, 3, 4 Office Secretary 3, 4 CLASS WILL Ye, the Senicr Clase of Pekin High Schcol,Weshington County,Stete of lndiena, being of eeund and sane mind, after four destructive and horrible years, do hereby make, publish, and declare the lest will and testament and proclaim all former wills made by us null and void. Article I First, we leeve the Eophomores ell the Senior bubble-gum and our ability to blow bubbles in cleee. Article ll Second,ue give to the Junior Clase our ebllity to get passes from ell the teachers, and slip down town without e pess to bring beck candy, chewing num, and what not. Article III Third, to the Freshmen Clese,we leave all our high grades and the love ell the teachers have seoln us. Article TV Fourth,ve leeve the Janitor the right to retire whenever he feels the need of 5 cherre-on a el,OQ0 a week salary. Article V Fifth, we leave to the teachers our flee conduct ratings to be given out to thee students of the cleeees'?ollowlng in the years to 3 . , ,,... . , 7 .Y,Y.fY , -.....-...-,,.........-,g,.,-,ee-we-Z :-1.1,-f-.-..,, rg .-,?. ,Y ,I , , -, ,, , . ,a -, . ,. .,, gf 2717 M W, W . M, .-, , . ., .- ,. X . M- ,e..,,a,.,.... ml..l.la.-,n...nn,..l...A.na4.naf..,.1nnl..2fJ.J4J4lJ.lof.f-:? come. To Mr. Abel we leave our first semester examination paperslwhich Q we found and made good use of! so he can keep them hidden from. -future LQ classes. ' Q Article VI F2 Sixth, we leave to Mr. Baker everything that can be found lying a- if round that'hasn't already been destroyed and especially the fine ini- fi tials that we've carved on all the desks. 54 6 , Jean A le ate wills her quiet attitude to Wayne Tbrrell and llls- H worth Iewls. She thinks they could use some. Q Everett Backus wills his height to Holland Marshall. v5 ilh5'h?o h wllls his curly hair to James Tomas y Elo d'hlhhhenbaker leaves his ability to go steady to Buck Vogles, L who ohvlously neehs lt. w, Bill Baumann wills his ability to play basketball to Bob McKillip. go !II1?BlEhhhhhhker leaves his red hair and freckles to Gene Thomp- L son. L V Marie Borders wills her brains to Louise Floyd. Cwhat brains!!! Q e hurham leaves her good grades to Danny Elrod. H o er Uhnn leaves his class rating to Rose Martin. SQ ibrhhrt halo leaves his favorite song 'Good ,Old lbuntain Dew' to in Reel iotslnger. 5 Norman Herthel leaves his great number of girl friends. to Frank Q3 Law! l Richard Purlee leaves his red shirt to Loraine Cauble. , 1 hon Harrow wllle his old cuds of chewing gum to lilma Hcdarty and ij Orvllle Brough. gy Pauline Griffon wills her 90's in Advanced Algrebra to Betty Je 1? E z Price. Q' Mareorie Tash wills her place at the kitchen sink to JULIE Short. fi a ohnson wills her charm in winning a diamond ring to Martha 5 Lee Bell. . ' li Mildred Pixley wills her blonde hair to larilyn Mahuron--use bleach so Marllyn. K thr n Sim son wills her height to Janice Coz. , jr ituce tray tllls his sleeping sickness' lin classl to Lucy Mbdoskey if E, so hetty ne won't have to study so much. 1 Fa e Marshall wills her Ablack hair to Joann Hunt yu Bessie Curtls wills her ability to leave all Pekin boys-alone to if Helen Thompson. ta June Rickard leaves Buck Voyles to Barbara Lucas. . 1 Rlta Thom son wills her curly hair to anyone who needs it. Y Bon Roherts ls taking everything with him as he'll probably need- 1Q l,, , , !7-. it. Jack Short wills his methods of good driving to Harry Maheuron.' 'V Marcella Zink wills her steady-dates with Jack Short to Jean Camp- is belffi- , gi Pete Kay leaves his Job as Student Manager to Wayne Terrell. Q Dale cKinley wills his ability to get by with anything to Elmer Q Beams. 4' 2 William Elrod wills his quiet manners to Cecil LewisQ and hopes Q he'll use them. 1 James Wills leaves his 'slightly used' car to Jesse Motsinger. Q Earl True wills his beautiful voice to Rolland larshall. 3 hlll Fulk leaves his good times in the paper office with the girls 3 to llmmle Tyler. 5 Helen Mull wills her job of doing Mr. Rumb1e's typing to Louise 4 Y .I b.. Floyh. , ' - 2 Joellen Owsle leaves her position as yell leader to Jo ce Vo les AJ and hopes that she will keep up the spirit. y Y Q Carrie Jean wills her ability to play the piano to Virgie Smith. w 1 John Bush leaves his ability to go with Wilma Rickard to Charles W Hurst. . 5 Vg Mark Colglazier wills the amusement he gets out of an argument to 3 Betty Bax er. V 'Q Betty McGlothlin just leavesliltl Q ' n H ,, .X .7 f, 1- ,H -.W .-X--M., -,.-v..,,.--W.---r--Y-o......-.Q-......-v-ff-Y-vw-rw.een.,-.. .-,..-r.-...M-. .,..f,.-.,..,.....w-.v-.Ww-.- he-M. ......,.,. , ,,W,,.,.11., , ,,, :ew , ,T ,- 4 'B -..M :M ,. -al-lu., .., -Q --. fuk. .l..4,.le-..,...a f .f.bwhm,ww4mm..wAv+amauLMusi GLASS HISTGRY On the first day of school in the year of 1944 a group of fresh- men gathered together to start up the long ladder that stood before them. Forty-nine freshmen, eager to do the best they could in their 'Green Freshmen' year, entered Pekin High School. They were: Dessie Abbot, Jean Applegate, Everett Backus, William Baumann, Lloyd Blanken- baker, Bill Blankenbaker, Marie Borders, Elmo Brough, jlohn Bush, Mark Colglazier, Bessie Curtis, Robert Denny, Lowell Denton, Thelma Durham, William Elrod, Mary Ann Floyd, William Fulk, Bruce Gray, Norman Her- thel,.Carrie Maude Jean, Anita Johnson, Pete Kay, Della Lewis,, Mabel Mahureon, Beulah Marshall, Faye Marshall, Dale McKinley, Donald Mor- row, Helen Mull, Herbert Nale, Joellen Owsley, Alverna Pixley, Lillie Pixley, Mildred Pixley, Virginia Prather, Richard Purlee, June Rick- ard, Don Roberts, Royal Roland, Roy Russell, Kathryn Simpson, Marjorie Tash, Helen Voyles, Robert Walton, Paul Warman, Glen Wilson, Marcella Zink, Guy Dean Bush, and Jackie Short. All survived initiation land under our sponsor, Mr. Markland, we started climbing. Lloyd Blanken- baker was chosen President, Billy Baumann, Vice-President, Marcella Zink, Secretary and Treasurer, Pete Kay and Joellen Owsley, News Re- orters . P We entered our sophomore year with an enrollment of 59 members. Those we missed were: Dessie Abbot, Lowell Denton, Mary Ann Floyd, Della Lewis, Mabel Mahuron, Beulah Marshall, Alverna Plxley, Lillie Pixley, Royal Roland, Roy Russell, Paul Warman, Glen Wilson, and Guy Dean Bush. Three new members entered, Pauline Griffen, Lillie Mae Philpot, and Rita Thompson. Our sponsor for this year was Mr. Morgan and our class officers were: Billy Baumann, President, Herbert Nale, Vice-President, Faye Marshall, Secretary, Rita Thompson, Treasurer, Helen Mull, News Reporter. This year was a hard year for everyone ex- cept Bill Blankenbaker, who always had time to play a Joke on someone. However, we had time to enjoy two skating parties with most of us learning to skate the hard way. Little Jackie Short grew up and be- came known as Jack. We wonder if it was because he started going with the girls--or should we just say Marcella. We moved forward into our junior year. Since we had gotten this far up the ladder, we were determined to go on. Lillie Mae Philpot moved away this year and four new members Joined us: Betty McGlothl1n, Carl True, James Wills, and Lowell Bmllington. we chose Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Whiteman as sponsors. This year Billy Fulk served as Presi- dent, Don Roberts, Vice-President, June Rickard, Secretary, Faye Mar- shall, Treasurer, and Joellen Owsley, News Reporter. The sales of ice-cream and cold drinks at noon were taken over by our class. we topped the records of previous years with our sales of magazines from Curtis Publishing Co. Our class play 'Her Emergency Husband', spon- sored by Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Whiteman, broughthforth much laughter and many' compliments from the audience. We-scored another run when Jo- ellen Owsley was elected cheer leader from our class. Our Junior-Sen- lor Reception was held in the Terrace Room at the Kentucky Hotel, Louisville. We entertained with a banquet and party--master ef cere- monies and floor show. Everyone had a grand time. At last, but yet all too soon, that day had come when we enter- ed school as seniors. Thirty-nine members had reached the top and were ready to carry on their work. We chose our jewelry and had our pic- tures taken as a remembrance of our senior days. We took over the pub- lication of 'The Commentn and proceeded to make a yearbook 'The Com- mentator'. Two of the cheer leaders came from our class this year -- Joellen Owsley and June Rickard. We also had several boys who played basketball. The officers chosen to guide our class this year were: Don Roberts, President, Faye Marshall, Vice-President, June Rickard, Trea- surer, Joellen 0wsley,Secretary, and Marie Borders, News Reporter. Our sponsors were Mrs. Baker and Mr. Stevens. As a future reminder of the Class of '48, we have left the school a new score board to be used by future Pekin High School basketball teams. A we have come to the fork in the road where we will all be travel- ing different gaths, but we will long remember the happy hours spent at Pekin High chool. We wish to take this opportunity to express our sincere apprecia- tion to our parents and the faculty who have helped us to attain our goa . Faye Marshall Thelma Durham ' 25 F V, Sf 3 ,y 5 jk vp. QM M Q ack I' ml -in W, .fs ,3' G Bs'T 7:'f MARK CARRIE 'HPV-J E VFQJS C ER L, 244' 4' - is v 'Sf c 5 H E if w + u P V 5 E 5 5 ' R E N 5 W lf cr- T' R 1 J I E E 4 S A , 7 4 A ...pw I x N ff , Ilixzll M' QA Q, Z ZK: 21--V CP CLASS PROPH CY One evening in the Spring of 1948 a group consisting of June Rick- ard, Helen Mull, Robert Denny? and Billy warg gathgrggmlp front pf the fireplace at the mansion o Mr. Q Qps. a er an wa c - ing the new program, .Tohn's Three-WIves, on their 557055 deluxe tel- evision set. All of sa sudden, there was a flash of light across the screen, and there we were looking 10 years into the future. The first thing we saw was grandma and grandpa Baker each holding one of their twin grandchildren. Mr. Baker has done well since he discovered oil on his Pekin property. The old town was scarcely recognizable since the great oil boom. At the Gaiety Theater on Main Street, we found Darwin Stevens selling tickets and yelling at the top of his voice nuome one, Come all and see the great Hawiian Hula Dancers.W Reluctantly passing on the television camera next took us to 'Hilton's Hamburger Heaven' where we found our old friend, Mary Hilton busily grinding up old shoe leather and inner tubes into delicious Hamburger Special. we were startled by the sudden appearance of our friend, Qpp Brice Rumble, who entered with his kit of surgical tools and began operating on a customer, Map William Purcell, who had accidentally taken a bite of the Hamburger Special. Careening wildly down the street came a taxi cab, which we saw was driven by Bill Abel. It crashed into a big black Tucker Limol- sine owned by Ew5e Q, Martin, and chauffeured by Mrs. Cecil Dunham. Witnesses to the accident were Jack Q Marcella Short and thefr three sets of twins. Mr. Q Mrs. Short were taking their cEIldren down to Carrie lnanls Kaiser-Frazer Agency where she gave piano lessons on the side. Going on we entered Mildred Pixley's 'Night Club' where she seem- ed to be featuring Mark col Iazier s Rootin' Tootin' Dixie Land Band. Also on the program were t e ee'Stooges' Billy Fulk, Robert Denny, and Elmo Bropgh. ' T D Standing on the corner in front of the Kaiser k Frazer Agency was Billy Baumann selling 'hot' copies of the Pekin Banner, edited by ggi - s. Carl True. Across the street was auctioneer, Pete gal, who was selling Dale McK1nley's livery stable because of bankruptcy. Dale had gone broke on account of too much credit. Lloyd Blankenbaker bought the property so he could construct James Wil s a 5uIIding for an Essex Sales and Service Company. Strange to sayg Lloyd is still a bachelor because Rita Thompson Jilted him for Norman Her hel. The young couple are very happy in their one room mansion designed and built by Red Blankenbaker Construction Company, which recently built an additioE'to the Everett Backus Upholstery Emporium. The new edition will be occupied by Eadam Uoellen Owsley, who will give voice lessons. political parade headed by Ma or and Garbagg Collector Herb Nags, Down the street came a gigantic Spud Roberts, Do Catcher John Bush, who were campalgging for re-election. ' We saw two ragged looking girls gpg and Thelma Durham, gazing hungrily into the show window of Bessie Curtis's butcher shop. Bessie appeared in the door swinging a meat cleaver and chased them down the street. They ran on down to the Railroad yards and climbed into a box car, but soon were chased out by 211,11 Llggg who was Brakeman on the Monon Railroad's fast special 'The Pekin Limited'. Swinging down the street hand in hand came Qgp Morrow and Betty Mcilothlin who were attending Pekin University where Professor Bruce Gray was teaching Geology. They entered a Millinery -SIT:'1T'E T565 North Main Street operated by two old maids June Rickard and Fayg Mar- gg5gl,'Their lives are quite successful without men. ' P lDown the street came a truck loaded with logs driven by Uvonne Mull who now owns the great Mull Termite and Knothole Company. H3512 on top of the logs were Kathryg Simpson, Marie Borders and Jean Apple- gate who were distributing literature for the Salvatibn Arm'iT' who turned out to be Pauline crir n' r ,. ..,.....1.. ..1..-.a.,... .p ,. ...ff The patrol wagon passed, and in the back was Chief of Police Mar- jorie Tash and Deputy Anit Johnson with their latest capture of Dead Eye Dick Purlee, a notorious candy snatcher. At that point the television set blew up taking the future with it but leaving us with the impression that the future has much in store for us, and that our future lives will be greatly different from the good ole days at P.H.S. Helen Mull June Rickard Billy Fulk Robert Denny AWARDS Athletic awards were received this year by Bill Blankenbaker, Billy Baumann, Lloyd Blankenbaker, Don Roberts, John Bush, Jack Short, Pete Kay, Joellen Owsley, and June Rickard. Bill and Billy received sweaters with three stripes, Lloyd received a sweater with two strip- es, Don Roberts, John Bush, and Jack Short received sweaters with one stripe. Pete received a sweater with two stripes for Student Manager. Joellen and June received sweaters for Cheer Leaders. Joellen's with two stripes and June's with one stripe. Bill Blankenbaker, Billy Baumann, Lloyd Blankenbaker, Don Rob- erts, Norman Herthel, Dale McKinley, Pete Kay, Herbert Nale, John Bush, Jack Short, and Don Morrow received oommendation for four years in B.A.A. Senior girls receiving letters and numerals for their sweaters earned in G. A. A. were: Joellen Owsley, Marcella Zink, Carrie Jean, Rita Thompson, Helen Mull, June Rickard, and Thelma Durham. Betty Mc- Glothlin received numerals. Joellen Owsley, Marjorie Tash, June Rickard, Faye Marshall, Jean Applegate, Bessie Curtis, Anita Johnson will receive Sunshine Jewelry for four years in the Sunshine Club. June Rickard and Faye Marshall won the Sunshine Trip to be taken this summer. Eight Seniors have an average of 90 percent or above for all four years in high school. Robert Denny is Valedictorian, Thelma Durham is second as Salutatorian. They are followed closely by Marcella Zink, Faye Marshall, Billy Fulk, Mark Colglazier, Herbert Nale, and Marie Borders. Commercial awards were presented by Mr. Stevens for outstanding work on 'The Comment' and 'The Commentator'. Those who received a- wards were as follows: Billy Fulk, John Bush, Carl True, Lloyd Blank- enbaker, Pete Kay, Kathryn Simpson, Marcella Zink, Rita Thompson, Car- rie Jean, Dale McKinley, Jean Applegate, Helen Mull, Betty McGlothlin, June Rickard, Robert Denny, Marie Borders, Thelma Durham, Faye Mar- shall, and Don Roberts. .1 -W 6 A.Y ,v 2, 1 1, 31,4 i ffi l S six Q A Y' 5 13p3f3?f?'ffiTf w-.rjff-:mv Q wwf,--.Y f Q a'av'fS7'qf:Cf ff' wrff3-fe' iv V V -f:jv7fG z'S f:- '17' ' r. f k 7 K' I if A Y' . 11 AW , qc 4 . 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': t v- my - ii -ggi . 'V ' 1 '. r ng ,v:,v-.p','1::'v.- T, .twig gf.,':p:g,'1!Qgv f4f Sm hmmm: P WK. 1 , f I I Q , X x Q'-ey , , ' ' ' .N -: 2 A .,,.' ' 2 I .-mf JW' lf 3-' :ww-.tx ,- w,.'r '1z,,,L zrwl'-:w'.:1' 4.11 I X. 1'v'.u Q14 --1, A. V . 1 5--gf, .-wg Ur: 'i'L1i,C '-'.1'.. h mQm,..,3LiiQw,m,..a..mwnmm.mE...fh.LkM ,m4L,..,41 m,w,w.m ,fv.a,.M..aA.m. . .f ,mm-,WJu:zimwmxM,mf..,h.N i S W X - 1' Wt...-i4M.4.4,4,n., A, . 5 3 gt it W 'R I A V' W K :VJ-'f'Tt, . Q r if S0l'HO?vlORES Row 1-Richard Cox. Danny Elrod. Bobby Hein. Orville Brough. Wilma Rickard. Doris Stewart, Halene Lucas, Rae Etta Martin. Betty Baxter, Ilene Bowling, Polly Hush. Carol Ruth Dennis, Lois Jeffs. Gale Temple. Row 2-Ragenia Marshall, Elizabeth Mill- er. Marilyn Thixton. Virginia Walton. Alice Colglazier, Virgie Smith. Wilma Geffs. Mar- gie Bywater, Donna Green, Romilcla Wells. Mary Lou Bishop, Martha Morris. Nellie Mae Bateman, Betty Curtis. Tommy Church- man. Mrs. Dunham. Row 3--Mr. Purcell. Ray Roberts. Jesse Nlotsinger. Richard Marshall, Jerry Sharp, Marvin Kay. Glen Souder, Carroll Linn, Law- rence Brock. lloward Burnett, Sammy New- ion. Reed Nlotsinger. Manuel Wingfield, Low- ell Gray. Robert Lovell. Robert Reiehe. The class started the year out right with a class party. The spot selected was the skat- ing rink. A new member, Eugene Sams. enter- ed the elass the last semester. The class officers are: President Sammy Newlon. vice-president Richard Marshall. ser-retary Polly Bush, treasurer Carol Ruth Dennis. u '--1.x Y ' W M. A SQ 4: w - .1 w- ya. l. iL!2 sl! P! , fl! , a- v I rr r ' 4! ' sfmfg .Hel l -an fra sh .X -N 5 -v -, +. eu A-,+.4..., EMMA mn.. .w.r...n., -.,.-W.-mff W1 mg 54.8. .-. ,f .mv A .i Ekn' -and sS,f- xJ ' x E v f'--X um' ' 8' ,,,. FRESIINIEN Row l--.Xlayelem- NICFQIQL1. Marilyn Bor- den. .loam llunt. Hose Yllzxrtin. lilvtty .lo Price. .lzmiw lfnx. llorutlm Scott. William Prather. lsfiiilli Law. Jimmy Tyler. Gvruld Flelning. Vernis l'ixloy. llnlc Nlcfuskcy. Don Wills. lluwnrrl Riclmrds, Rim 2-f'.xllfll'Q'j' Smith. .Xlury Ruth Smith. lmrviin Pnrlcv. Shirlvy Floyd. Nancy llall. 'I'he'lma llnlmm. lil-tty Wilson. Kallilefzn MC- lllu-v'wrs. llknnln riullivnn. Nnla Owmis. Mau'- ilyn 521-ny. .luliu Short. Opal Pnrlerr. Jewel l'm'lc-xx l njs'1f lmxsix. lrmza lmssnn. Betty .lamb il'll.a?.x. How 23-Garnld Russell. Gene Tlmmpson. Donald Sellers. lm Miller. Ronald Hartancn. Clean Hush. Caller! Campbell. Gene Church- man. In.-wis linhafrts. Elmer Beams, Lorraine' Cunlnle. Kenneth Halcntinv. Charles Longest. Howard Wingfield, Paul McCariy. Derrill llottf-ll. .laxnorc Tomes. Lerald Gray. Xlzxx Amlc-rsuii. Marvin Bush. Fifty-four lrvshmen entered ut lhv begin ning of the year with one student. Nlary Alive Custin. entering later. Thr- class nffivcrs are: president Betty Wil- son. vice-presille-111 .lulia Short. secretary Marilyn Gray and lrvusurcr .limmy Tyler. GPR :Marry cfovm SCNTERMEJ were 'Room ' ,r 3- 1lNI0R H1511 F' X PRIMARY ROOM Row 1-Joanne Young, Billy Bob Bush, Barbara Fisher, Burl Hibbs, Betty Goss, Dale McPherson, Jo Anna Sullivan, Donald Rich- ards, Betty Lewis, Jackie Sullivan, Judy Ooley, Larry Martin, Maureen Parker, Mick- ey Schocke, Sandra Lane, Rormie Hein, Bar- bara Poulter, Harold Schocke, Lois Ann Gab- bard. Row 2-Carolyn Albertson, Johnny Daily, Betty Lou Mull, Bruce, Motsinger, Jean Mill- er, David L. Naugle, Joan Thompson, Lin- wood Kidwell, Margie Ann O'Bryan, Leonard Merrill, Leah Gabbard, Keith Martin, Miss Berkey, William Parker, Rose Marie Gray, Larry Messer, Jean Thompson, Ronnie Mar- tin, Virginia Rainey, Glen Applegate, Joellen Churchman, Ma-rgourett Dailey, Vetris Park- er, Roger Motsinger. INTERMEDIATE ROOM Row 1-Patricia Hibbs, Tim Gabbard, Bet- ty Cole, Allan Martin, Janet King, Mickey Ooley, Sharon O'Bryan, Carroll Phillips, Judy Prather, Barney Schocke, Joann Bohannon, Norman McPherson, Joanne Kirtley. Row 2-Ray Wesner, Douglas Campbell, Lowell Albertson, Jennie Young, Carol J. Martin, Carolyn Green, Ginger Baker, Mae Marshall, Glenda Sifers, Jerry Fisher, Gerry Fisher, Robert Longest, Jackie Gabbard, Bob- by Floyd, Mrs. Bell. JUNIOR HIGH Row 1-Marie Kidwell, Jerry Schocke, Barbara Cole, Lewis Cole, Shirley Hall, Newt Bush, Doris Applegate, Larry Ooley, Mary Hoke, Lew Blankenbaker, Nell McC0skey. Row 2-Sue Jane Dermis, Janet Miller, Marjorie Parker, Doris Hoke, Robert Pick- erill, Bobby Sull-ivan, Mr. Bell, Jackie War- man, ,Leroy Kidwell, Christena Fisher, Mar- jorie Ann Martin, Jacqueline Sharp, Nancy Young. . ,,.,,.: 1 v 'T' Y IU' ww a X A ,.w,,,MV,, . ,V . . . M., ,, W., Mx .- .,-.., .,,, f,,,,,,m.,,, ,,,,y.,r.A 3 f , V 2 i r if r - .wr U- W-A H if s -'eng' K4 955' W .21 'N-1575-' c' ,, 'W Plfwfv y,,,M,f -,.J.'f.f,W- ,-tw ' M 4 ,- -wi--M1'f2 -1:11 a , 1--,1,, W x f I , ,.fff.-5- .- -Q . f , . . f , , ,- .V .Q-R ,. .-..,,.f' M w. M. .L..1.,f- f A N L Q AY! L X ' X . iwffy, fgaif rg. - K X 'V k' Y ., V A, ., 1 r 'rx . J .fy , Y , H ,, .,:':. ' V - ,- :QM 31 y. v'-1 ' H24 '-'fi . J , Je- :L 4 N - .f . -Q, y .A , 'ff 1 7 1-..,,- ' : 5.4 ,IA 'E ,1g:,L-J.--M2 u:f,':.' 1. .1eVf.vvg:5 'fb' r-4:54.41 .view M ,'1,. 1 Q 1 :af:g,m ,m.g,2:J.,'W 4,,f:m.Mn ' Emu' M, Ji,-f,w,vs.-Npif1,.-pta,a.mg.x4?a:vfsg..fL.m.mQ.a:.i+:'r:.:J.m.w Llciivitg I ,fx ' N I A NTWZQ ff . 4,., 4.M,4., .,.. ..+...... 4.......Q .... ,.:.s....... , .... 7,1,,1fsf71AfE 0515671-Y 3,19 V V, W in 1 'Ei .A 35531 QE. af! KRW ISS a f gm. as Q. B N398 T, ' .' 1, F ,. 1, , 1' ff' L75 ,'. ' vi: f,.' NT? 'fi Y YQ S. S. S. Row 1- Joellen Owsley, June Rickard, Faye Marshall, Jean Applegate, Martha Lee Bell, Rozena Stewart, Anita Jolmson, Carol Ruth Deimis, Polly Bush, Rae Etta Martin. Row 2-Mrs. Baker, Joyce Voyles, Mar- jorie Tash, Virgie Smith, Bessie Curtis, Betty Curtis, Irma Losson, Doris Stewart, Wilma Rickard. V . Row 3-Helen Thompson, Wilma McCarty, Donna Green, Margie Bywater, Alice Col- glazier, Loretta Purlee, Nellie Mae Bateman, Opal Purlee, Virginia Prather, Marilyn Ma- huron, Wilma Geffs, Betty Baxter. The Sunshine Club was organized and be- came a part of the national institution in 1936. The purpose of the club is to bring sunshine and cheer to the sick and shut-ins. The club this year has tried very hard to do this. The officers for this year were: president, Faye Marshall, vice-president, Jean Apple- gate, recording secretary, Anita Johnson, corresponding secretary, Martha Lee Bell, treasurer, Rozenar Stewart. MODERN MISS Row 1-Shirley Floyd, Joellen Owsley, Faye Marshall, June Rickard, Carrie Maude Jean, Joann Hunt, Irma Losson, Kathleen McPheetersL Row 2-Mrs. Baker, Betty Wilson, Betty Jane 0'Hara, Maydene McFelea, Bessie Curtis, Virginia Prather, Kathryn Simpson. Row 3-Marilyn Gray, Suzanne Sears, Mary Jean Wright, Barbara Lucas, Joyce Voyles, Mildred Pixley. The Modern Miss Club was organized three years ago. The club this year has 20 members and is sponsored by Mrs. Baker. The officers are: president, June Rickard, vice-president, Carrie Maude Jean, secretary- treasurer, Faye Marshall. ..,......,-.L...4 .N L. E l 'i 1 r. E L t ? 1 L 5 i i Y r 5 5 i 5 e 5, 3 t 5 ,s 5 5 2 ,. Z 5 E 5 5 5 z : if 51 l, it i s if E 5 or ii Ei ll J. K E E 5 E , EJ, IT r 4. 5 if 1? t l s J GLEE CLUB The Glee Club had an enrollment of 84 Institute. We also sang hymns at religious members this year. lt has been a musical year services held by Bro. Koltenhah during the for us. We received new books and have learn- year, ed many new songs. We sang at the Farmers' BAND Row l--Sam Newlon, Max Anderson, Law- tel, Elmo Brough. Lorraine Cauble, Willis renee Brock. Betty Gene Martin. Marcella Rush, Robert Denny, Tommy Churehman. Zink, .loellen Owsley, Billy Fulk. The Band of '47-V18 consists of 17 members Row 2--Carrie Jean. Jerry Sharp, Mrs. under the supervision of Mrs. Dorothy Dun- Dunham, Marjorie Ann Martin. Derrill Hot- ham. I H , 1 - .tw .-. va..-.w.,. , M... ..+...I' P Tl' if J, .H , If fm- ,?,,t.... L 7' penn 1 ,,.,, -L H ,za A G. A Row 1--Joellen Owsley, June Rickard, Helen Thompson, Betty Elrod, Alice Kay, Halene Lucas. Rae Etta Martin, llene Bowling, Wilma Rickard, Polly Bush. Carol Ruth Dennis, Faye Lewis, Jewel Purlee. Row 2-Helen Mull, Nlayclene McFelea, Betty Baxter, Elizabeth Miller, Betty Jo Price, Donna Green, Virginia Walton, Mrs. Hilton, Thelma Durham, Nellie Bateman, l w'l.l X .wit .A. Thelma Hobson, Julia Short. Janice Cox, Mary Smith, Audrey Smith, Row 3--Mary Wright, Joyce Voyles, Wilina McCarty, Jean Campbell, Rozena Stewart, Louise Floyd, Marilyn Mahuron, Carrie Jean, Marcella Zinlc. , Officers: President, .loellen Owsleyg secretary, Mar- cella Zinkg treasurer, .lean Campbell. i r 'A i T l -A '31 -J , 1 I 'W' . A., m 1 -.x 'Q ' .HU , s ,Ni L B. A. A. Row l-Richard Purlee, Richard Cox. .lack Short, John Bush, Harry Nlaheurnn, Danny Elrod, Wayne Ter- rell, Pete Kay, Herbert Nate, Marvin Kay, Glen Souder. Row 2-Mr. Abel, Don Robvrts, Lloyd Blankvnbak- ffr, Sam Newlon. Lowell Cray, Don Morrow, Richard Marshall, Billy Baumann, Bill Blanl-ienlbaker, Trim -V W - N -1 ---, -- f'Y.f--'-- --wv ,-W.....,..,,-.-,-. .,,... ,.,..,..,..W . , ,, , ., ,. ,, Churchmem. Carroll Linn. Norman Herthel, Howard Burnett. Officers: Fireside-ni, ,lohn Bush: v1-ce-president, .luck Short: were-iarv, lloyfl Blanks-nbakerq treasurer, Pe-tv Kayi ommzy ,77EfY7 w-,www-wv+ ff Row 1--Lloyd Elmnkenbaker, Kathryn Simpson, Billy Fulk, Jean Bush, John Bush, Marcella Zinx Row 2--Jean Applegata, Betty Gene Martin, Lucy McCoskey, Wilma McCarty, Helen Hulk, June Rickard, Faye Lewis, Rao Etta Martin, Elizabeth Killer, Lale Xckinley, Franklin Xahcuron Row 3--Marilyn Kaharcn, Thelma Durham, Betty KcGlothlin, Harry laheurun, Mario Ecrders, Carrie wand Jaan, Faye Marshall, Rita Thompson, Carl True Row Qu-Ir. Stevens, Loraine Cauble, Pete Kay, Charles Hurst, Jerry Qharp, Mrs. Baker ' 0 M M E If I 8, 7 0 H. i7?eFF Y' Y Dfw 'E' fx R0bSl'Tf5 LH ' W V 3lE1f1KE?I1xlJ Wxg 3 4 1115141 V' ' Thelma FU--LK 'iffy f Durham Mrs. Q n gy, 11. 3f1k'9l' 1 A -' Stevens Carie 'gx xx Carrie Rarders , 1 'f Jegn Faye Robert Karshall Denny 2 ' . ' J: ffiz' lz.., Lf-G53 iii ,gfm.,Qgl- fiif -2 95-N Qaiefqa , j 7 1' 'T' ' 'iw-xg, - an , W fff4.:1-n,' -mi. -.mI1'11E KK X .f f I . 1 X X , . , ........ , Y 1 , , V . -f, f L , I f :b K- P , Q . N .ly Eg, 'Q -QQLE' ,lg F1515 V ff -A . - 1 1?'1'I,'5fL5f'T'n'!5F'l'l'Q3KLf1'5' wh-My 'Yi' . ffm. 1+ 1-V 4 f, Jwiigfa 'fwul 1--,f - ,tu :vii :Haig 1? x'ff f ' f Ni-Li Ez.,-h.mp.4m.Msag.mg.1m.:2'k:amL2'mEm:3f- 'P '- ' -- r? i5+.m 4,m+,xdgmgE':u,' f' 'V ' ,- 'Pslfnm !VIusKrrT':g-a.f Front Rcw--Blum Erwufh, Holland Marshall, Bill Elankenbaker, Billy Baumann, Llcyd Blankenbaker, Jerry Sharp Back Row--Billy L. Abel, CQachg Sammy Newlon, Ellsworth Lewis, Jack Short, John Bush, Charing Hurst, ?ete Kay, Student Maneaer Clwfsfi Lsadens June Rickard Joellen Gwsley Wilma Rickard yr 1 v-4 Y , ,., , ......,.,.. .. , - -.. ,,.,...,,,..,..-,,....-.,,,,.,.-,W -v..-.W --.-qw-.f-.W-. -.qfr v 'e'v v-y-rv-1' Jack Short-Senior .M ,a.,-.-fb.4...u.J....-4e4a-L,.,x.,...,,,.,.h,.. . THE Ellsworth Lewis-Junior Forward--Played on the second team his freshman year,the first and second team his sophomore year, and first team this year. Guard--Played on his freshman and and on the first and senior years John Bush-Senior Guard--Played on his freshman and and on the first and senior years. the second team sophomore years team his Junior the second team sophomore years team his Junior Charles Hurst-Junior Forward--Played on the second team his freshman year and on the first team his sophomore and Junior years. B111 Blankenbaker-Senior Guard--Played on the second team his freshman year and on the first team his sophomore,Junior, and senior years. MUSKETEERS Sammy Newlon-Sophomore Forward--Played on the second team his freshman year and on the first team this year. Elmo Brough-Senior Guard--Played on the first team his Junior and senior years. Rolland Marshall-Junior Center-Played on the second team his freshman and sophomore years and the first team this year. Bill Baumann-Senior Center-Played on the second team his freshman year and on the first team his sophomore,Jun1or, and senior years. Lloyd Blankenbaker-Senior Forward--Played on the second team his freshman year and on the first team his sophomore, Junior, and senior years. Jerry Sharp-Sophomore Forward--Played on the second team his freshman year and first and second team this year. , RESULTS THIS YEAR Pekin 20 VS Henryville 50 Pekin 48 VS Campbellsburg 18 Pekin 51 VS Georgetown 20 Pekin 11 VS New Salisbury 52 Pekin 56 VS Hardinsburg 25 Pekin 27 VS Borden 15 Pekfn 25 VS West Baden 50 Pekin 25 VS Mbdora 55 Pekin 25 VS Georgetown 24 Pekin 20 VS Morgan Twp. 51 Pekin 22 VS Marengo 49 Pekin 50 VS Borden 19 Pekin 27 VS Henryville 54 Pekin 45 VS Campbellsburg 14 Pekin 28 VS New Salisbury 51 Pekin 27 VS Hardinsburg 26 Pekin 46- VS Morgan Twp. 58 SECTIONAL Pekin 58 VS Campbellsburg 52 Pekin 52 VS West Baden 45 ill 'I if 'phoefoi LOHRSLWE Cd11.bLE .,,,,-f ...,.-- 1' ' i 1 I I a 'Y ' , 'qs' rm A M if 1- 4 2 Y ' R 2 5 A 2 it , l ' I nfs? 3580315 K 6 Qdvertls f . f 1 THE SALEM RENDERING CGMPANY .IACOBI SERVICE STATION PALMYRA INDIANA Phan ISN McCORMICK DEERING DEALERS INTERNATIONAL REFRIGERATION INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT ROSENTHAL CORN SIIREDDERS FAIRBANKS-MORSE DEALERS GOODRICII FARM TRACTOR TIRES Compliments Compliments of of EAST SIDE cAusus's Hxrcuenv ROLLER RINK PEKIN INDIANA SALEM INDIANA WEILBAKER JEWELRY At the crossroads of Southern Indiana G' H' 8 PALMYRA Feed - Chicks - Poultry Equipment Watches Jewelry Diamonds Silverware Parker 51 rem r-:lean-im Appums. 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NEW ALBANY INDIANA BORDEN INDIANA Complilnenlg COIIIPIIIIICIIIS of of J, W, BREWER THE VICTORY CAFE BORDEN INDIANA BORDEN INDIANA Compliments A-I --- Compliments of of EDDIE GILSTRAP MOTORS BLUE RIBBON MQTORS SALEM INDIANA SALEM INDIANA Compliments - - . of Complrnents JESSE Ho'r'rEL Custom Butchering PURLEE SI BOLING PEKVN INDIANA SALEM INDIANA V-SO CORK B C BULLETIN BO RD The above illustration shows the 24 x 36 size DAV-SON Cork Back Bulletin Board with lhlqlo ll! In qluu door, lock and key. See price list. PRICE LIST DAV-SON Cork Back Bulletin Boards are con- structed with liqht walnut finish frames. Post- inq surface consists of W cork mounted on M 3-ply veneer. These Bulletins are made to last, as only the finest materials are used. Fumilhod in the following shes and ltyln. Order by Stylo and Size. STYLE: PLAIN--N0 GLASS 12 x 18 18 x 24 ......,,......,.,.... 5.75 24 x 36 ..... ,.....,. 9 ,20 36 x 48 ....,,.,..,..,, ...........,... ...,.,.... ,,,,, I 4 . S5 36 x BO ...,,.,,.,,....,,...,.................,.....,, ,, ,. I7.50 STYLE: SINGLE SET IN GLASS DOOR 18 x 24 ....,....,................,,,.. - ,.....,,,,... ..,..... S 11.50 24 x 30 ...............,..,...,.,..,,,,.,.,,..,,...... ...,.,.. I 7.50 24 x 36 .,,.,,.........,..,.,, , ,.,.,.,.,,.,,..........,,.t .,..,... 2 0.00 STYLE: TWO SEI' IN GLASS DOORS 30 x 48 ,,... ...., ...,,,.,.... ....................,. ,.,,,,. ,,., S 3 0 . 0 0 30 x 60 ............,,.... ,...,....., ...,, ,,.,., ...,.... 3 2 . 5 0 36 x 48 ,,...........,.......,..,. ........ ,,,,..,,,,.. 3 1 .25 36 x 60 .....,...,.....,..,,.,,.........., ,..,.........,,.,...., ,,,. 3 6 .25 All prices I',O,B. Chicago-Special Sizes and Finishes to order. For Use ln: FACTORIES SCHOOLS OFFICES STORES CHURCHES CLUBS PUBLIC A BUILDINGS l HOSPITALS SALES ROOMS The above illustration shows the 24 x 36 size DAV-SON Cork Back Bulletin Board, plain. without glass door. See price list. The above illustration shows the 30 x 48 size DAV-SON Cork Back Bulletin Board with two ut in qlau doors. lock and key. See price list. 1 DISTRIBUTORS: Dilglmn SCHOOL GIFT SERVICE 4925 GLENDALE KANSAS CITY 4, MISSOURI Wi HCVE A CHANBEABLE lllltll UR CURK BUllilIN tllll lVlRY NEEUWCUNSUU US 3 ,R S 30 In 61.5 AVE' Mn 'Jfff Price Per Box - 8Oc PLUS YOUR STATE SALES TAX SEND MONEY ORDER FOR ONE OR MORE BOXES TO: SCHOOL GIFT SERVICE 4925 Glendale KANSAS CITY 4, MISSOURI I . - l.4 c' ...- - W' L' w V' ' A . ,V ja ' Gigli'-Y.'f -.