Pekin High School - Commentator Yearbook (Pekin, IN)

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BILLY ROBERTS Sledge an easy gomg guy doesn t 11ke work or school but he does llke f1sh1ng and hunting He has been a falthful member of the F F A for three years CHARLES ROSE Charhe whose chref IIIICIBSI IS datrng gxrls IS a hkeable guy He has partlcrpated ln track and softball JOAN SEARS Oldtlmer a cute grrl 11kes sports and watches TV 1n her spare t1me Her chref lnterest is a guy and they seem pretty DANNY THOMPSON Dan , a sports mmded Senror has been a member of the soft ball, basketball and track teams H15 hobby IS workrng on h1s car JOYCE TEMPEL Joyce a member of the S S S for four years rs therr presrdent th1s year She 11kes to read movre magazrnes or watch TV Her favorrte sport IS basketball SHIRLEY TEMPLE Temp a pretty grrl whose rnterests are boys sports and movres had a leadxng role rn our Junror play Home Came Hattre .. ... - . ' . . I . . . . , . .. . ..' . 0 . l serious, .. .. . . ' 1 , . I O o O D .. ..' . I I I . . . . . , .. . ..

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,Nia wa -11, Q if rf . if ,I ,J-if N ' 4 4. fl' . ..- 'Z vf s z Zi, ' ,'1'Sf,6-'G 1 279' A , 1 'fan 'wo W Q 41 'Y 'Lg WAYNE LUCAS Lucky Luke , whose chief interests are girls and skating, spends a lot of time with both. He likes to sleep in his spare time, but he dislikes school. MARILYN MCKOWN Butchie , one of the co- editors of our annual, is a very cheerful person She likes dancing boys drawing and xx ants to be a commercial artist MH DRED NULL 1 a likeable girl chiefly interested in boys and sports She also likes typing skating dancing and lN8lCll1llg LEE NALE Lee , the mathematical brain of our class IS the husincss manager of the annual When he leaves his figures hc lil es to hunting BRUCE PURLEE Bruce a quiet boy is xert sports minded his faxorxtes being track and softball He has been a n niler of the P F A for ri ee years ROBLRT RIPPH Roh one of our good Nluske r like to paint in his sv r une H1shO 1X 1 putting o ta s tot ether Juni V El'-E Q! Ill-- Wi Y ei Q g - . Q . . . , v ' ' ' ' fi' ws. K t lNZ'g , ' , is 4 . A E V I y M . I . ' V . TV, , . . '- ' ' -. ' is 80 ' - YQ - A f I I 14M H if W H H- E '- I' ' ,' L 'zigw L f ff - - - I r - , ' X Q' fs I IS W 5 '. '. . l re H L ' ,212 L 1 ' M f f ' V H H , 3 , V tai r , V r i tees, ' ' 'Llae 1, t. 3. ., D .Y ld X at gg . I. gs -. . 1 LJ Q 2 ral., X st ir ,EJ rs.. 7

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HELEN TUNCIL Tune , a serious-minded girl, likes to draw and read movie mag- azines Her hobby is photography and she dislikes study halls and tomatoes MARY WALKER Mary , a fun loving girl, rs chiefly interested in Marvin She rs majoring rn home ec so we guess they must be serious SENIOR HONORS VALEDICTORIAN Helen Tuncll D A R AWARD Faye Baker SALUTATORIAN Lee Nale SPORTSMANSHIP Lowell Albertson From Valedictonan Address by Helen Tuncxl We have come to one of the high points in our lives We stand upon the threshold of an entirely new existence, for we go almost overnight from school days into adulthood Society now accepts us as adults capable of making our own decisions and of living useful lives Only time will tell lf we live up to society s expectations of us Society has invested twelve years of free education ln us It has provided us with the materials with which to work what use we made of those matertals was entirely up to us By not taking advantage of these educational opportunities, we hurt no one but ourselves I would venture to say that there was not one among us who used those opportunmes to their fullest advantage, but the opportunity was there That is the important thing We should make use of the facilities which society has made possrble for the furthering of our educa tion Our education should not stop now with so much yet unlearned We can educate ourselves through many media continued formal education in one of our many colleges and universities, through newspapers magazines radio and television If we can only live by the Golden Rule and do unto others as we would have them do unto us, we would be domg society unesumable good People who sincerely believe in and practice this fine old rule are worthwhile members of any society and are essential to a democracy 0 I . -p gf . . . . . 0 o a ' u . . n . 0 ' I . . q . 0 . . U . . . g a . . a a Q 1 , . 1