Pekin High School - Pekinian Yearbook (Pekin, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1946 volume:

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The teachers and instruc- tors in the schools play the most important part in shaping the student, and the great machines guided by skilled workers in the factories mold each product with infinite care to insure an output of the highest calibre. Both education and industry strive for perfection. Teacher, technician, and machine, all are results of extensive study. And all comprise a combination which works to provide the intricate mechanical equipment with a trained worker, and the worker with a iob. ,X fe li U Q Hen Y x,XlLlN0IJ' 9 23' 00,5 1 04 - VKA, ,, TZ,-,Q .,. , A 1 . M, . 'J ' m Z ff f' li 1'l zlll. 'ill ft!vs..llf - M ' 4- 7-llL'!1iL' -A.- 1ff,.r1.rm , im: l V? Yglll -' lt' ' 'fZf 'I'1 -' l ' lilil , ' ' f i '97 , e - b y wg wwf ,W a --1--- : if iw c we '- 4' mf W f 4 if-50 if L ! Y td 4+--ff' Af' 14 5 lmlllllll g las! 23711444 L -5 ,,,w 5 ' T c.- U .. K gy. Y ,V Lx I i Q e E vw 1 5 E Er iff, 64 14 5 g E 4 F. -Q? .Y 2 iii f General Manager XX From Mister to Maior and back again to civilian status in less than four years is the war-time record of Principal F. M. Peterson. Mr. Peterson became principal at Pekin Community High School in September of 1938. But his tenure here was temporarily interrupted when, as a member of the Ot'ficer's Reserve Corps, he was called into active duty with the Army Air Forces in the spring of 1942. He left Pekin High as a second lieutenant, but returned three and one-half years later, proudly displaying the gold leaves of a maior. In September of 1945, Peterson packed away his otticer's uniform beside his honor- able discharge, exchanged a military for a civilian title, donned civilian dress, and once again became the maior of this school. NS.. Stockholders and Directors Representing the stockholders in the PCHS business, the Board of Educa- cation has a large and heavy investment. These men who direct the financial and operating end of the business include Mr. George B. Stolley, Mr. Paul Massey, Mr. Louis Hackler, Mr. I. E. Wilson, president, Mr. lewis Doren, and Mr. Allen Farmer, secretary. To keep the workers happy and-satisfied, as well as to direct character is the task of the Dean of Girls, Miss Edith Gramlich, and the Dean of Boys, Mr. Stephen B. Thomas. Their services as directors in the Student Council, Boys' Club, and Girls' Club keep them in big business. Personnel management carried out by Girls' Counselor, Miss G. Evelyn Todd, and Boys' Counselor, Mr. F. B. Stowe, aims to keep the workers of PCHS well adiusted to their iobs. By personal counseling and advice, they try to help students on their iobs and assist them in their plans for the future. With the end of the war, Mr. Mason Grigsby returned to PCHS from the United States Navy, He serves as Veteran's Counselor, assisting the returning veterans in readiusting and furthering their education. -- .QQ 5- V 5, - i . .-Q -if Ur i fi R ' 47 T55 13: .sw- Ai I kb L 'xii-:T .ir 'Lf -1 Foremen HEALTH, HOME ECONOMICS AND MUSIC Standing: left to right, Clarence Roth, Paul Chronic, Florence Diers, Harry Langley Seated: Verna Cooper, Lillian Fisher, Margaret Fisher AGRICULTURE, BUSINESS, AND MANUAL ARTS Standing: William Dowell, Mildred Jabsen, Floyd Lee, Robert Zilly, Maurine Kemp, LaVerne Patterson, George Stewart Seated: Norris Mitts, Milded Quinn, abry, J A Juliabel Strauch , V .,rt v 1 f .. t f . af .3 R . - ' 1. , I, X-f'i:..,1 . , , . V 4' QV :lr wtzildw ltvfi x if ygyibgjupml ENGLISH, LANGUAGES, AND LIBRARY Standing: Frances Howard, Mary Leslie Robison, Gladys Hoffman, Gerald Kincaid, Bernice Barton, Bernice Falkin, Ruth Rohlfing, Elizabeth Peckenpaugh Seated: Marguerite Tupper, Lela Lockett, Carolyn Arnold Inset: Helen Moore, Beryl Galaway PHYSICAL EDUCATION Standing: Joseph Morin, James Lewis, Gordon McKenzie Seated: Amy Lee Harris, Eleanor Francis ART AND SOCIAL STUDIES Standing: Robert Bone, Henrietta Memler, Grace Foster, James Custer Seated: Elizabeth Reincke, Martha Stucki, Wayne Alvord MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Standing V C Dollahon Eleanor McCoy Edward Stevens Seated Pauline Rledellaauch Emma Mae Large Anna louise Matthews Viola Johnsen Mae Blair, John Moss, William Holman Office The pleasant girl who greets callers, checks mail, does duplicating work, and supervises the girls who operate the switch- board is Miss Phyllis Houston. She gradu- ated in 1944 and remained to assist in the office. Miss Virginia Rushford takes dictation and transcribes cylinders, handling most of the correspondence which leaves the office. She also takes care of most of the records kept of students who have attended PCHS. Mrs. Louise Davis serves as personal secretary to Mr. F. M. Peterson, principal, and is the oflicial Registrar of the school. Each day she answers hundreds of ques- tions, makes transcripts of credits, and gives PA announcements in Mr. Peterson's absence. ,EP ,I 'N -f 5 x 4' !x1:.'o C If f E- if - x ' - f if X I a: fy Sf gl-7 A t Labor SKILLED UNSKILLED APPRENTICES SENIORS JUNIORS FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES Adcoclc, Elizabeth Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, Girl Reserves Discreet women have neither eyes nor ears. Aimone, Joe Thespians, President of Sophomore B Class, Pure As The Driven Snow, A cappella choir, Student Council, National Honor Society, Masking Bird, Sweethearts, Fortune Tel- ler, Track 3, 4. Great is his skill and speed. Alfs, Beverly Girls' Club A most quiet efficient gal, Always sporting a winning smile. Ashby, Guy Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Atlas. Ashley Audrey Girls Club Hall Cadet Charming and graceful A pleasure to know Babcock Caroldean Debate GAA Girls Club Girl Re serves She IS a friend Faithful and iust. z fi' at iam Y Q'l'r '4' as . 44, 7,.7.l,t4, .v 'f ., 471' A f . 1, y P6 u Q, 1 QQ 17, P r- 4 ' In is r' il 1 . lt I I ll 'X 'I eff ' J Q, .ff ' , if f , K u - 'f , A f7Qf'xi'9f'f7 . ff ,lfryyllf ,zi p 1.123 iff fx f. .QF as, 1 aff W 69. ' ff I sz' Bader, Norman FFA Always a pleasure to be around Norman. Bailey, Donald Quill and Scroll, Pekinois Staff, Va- riety Show, l, 2, 3, 4, Band, Danc Band, Student Council, Auditoriu Usher, Boys' Club, Black Flamingo.' Great is his love for music. Bailey, Harry Quill and Scroll, Pelcinois Staff, l.is- ten, Professor, Variety Show 4, Hall Cadet, Fortune Teller, Boys' Club Talent Staff, Football 3, Wrestlin Manager, 3, Thespians, A cappella choir. A man's best friend is his pipe. Bargetzi, Betty Her smile is shared by everyone. Betzelberger, Ruby Pelcinois Staff, GAA, les Enfants. Always a true friend. Bianchi, Ray Student Council, Athletic Usher. lt's a great plague to be so hand- some a man. Bishop, Dorothy Student Council, Girls' Club, Hall Cadet. Personality and charm combined. Bal am , Dick Ever Since Eve, Band, Dance Band, Student Council, Orchestra, Boys' Club, Secretary-Treasurer of Sopho- more Class. Make it wail, Slim. Boles, Kay Pekinois Staff, President of Sopho- more B Class, Pure As the Driven Snow, Variety Show 3, 4, Student Council, Girls' Club, Les Enfants, Waltz Dream, DAR Award. Gentle in manner, firm in reality. Breaden, Norma Jean Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, Girl Reserves, Les Enfants. Cute, that's the word for her. Brecher, Betty Thespian, Pure As The Driven Snow, A cappella Choir, Girls' club, Hall Cadet, Waltz Dream, Audi- torium Usher, Girl Reserves, Variety Show 3, 4, Black Flamingo Everyone likes blondes. Burch, Tom my Hall Cadet. Never a dull moment. ss. 3 Nl iii W 5 ,as ixlwqiaib 4- ILL!-M7 4 il 1 '3iZ'.955fw ' L fe f ff Fx!! F S2 ff ofIff 1,T4 .f fl 'l-J, L' 0 SELL... ...I Burrus, Mildred Our Town, Student Council, GAA, Auditorium Usher, Black Flamingo. She always has a scintillating smile. Buswell, Dorothy Girls' Club. Small, quiet and studious. Campbell, Carol Pekinois Staff, President of Fresh- man A Class, Variety Show 3, A cap- pella Choir, Student Council, Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, Secretary-Treas- urer of Senior Class. Vivacity and charm with a Pepsodent smile. Carrington, Virginia Girls' Club. Short but pert. Carroll, Jacquelyn She carries the stars in her eyes And the sun in her friendships. Carter, Lyle FFA, Track, Wrestling. A darting little miler. Q44-f, . 'fl KJQY' l 3 I I f 5.2 fx v I yi :J 1 4 L 1, ' 'W tr biz 1 2 qt X V i U, 'f I f .I,. X. . Castleman, Dean Hall Cadet. Van Johnson, Jr. Chaco, Selma Quill and Scroll, Pekinois Staff, Va- riety Show 3, 4, A cappella Choir, Student Council, Girls' Club, Sweet- hearts, Waltz Dream, Fortune Teller. Charm, wit, and friendliness com- bined. Coryell, Norma Variety Show 4, Girls' Club, Hall Cadet. Her hair is always prim. Covington, Jessie The ideal of courtesy, wit, and grace. Craggs, Betty Waltz Dream, Variety Show 2, 3, A cappella Choir, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. Her dark hair becomes her. Crapnell, Patricia Once a friend, always a friend. 5 I 1. I fu ff P 2 Qv if th 3' jugs! 6 I ff Mg' yff l n?'X' ,ff f',lf . f A-, -Q. 2 ' -. g Y 'luv I N ' V il , . V pn' j .i':,,,',.y , in In N... ll: 72 i- -1 I V ,',',7lNlG, ' 1 .7 w,7. ,X 'Vflf L .Dagit, Thelma Hall Cadet. Her crowning glory is her hair. Dams, Virginia Hall Cadet, Secretary-Treasurer of Senior B class, Auditorium Usher, Girl Reserves. Hands off boys! Sl1e's already taken. Davis, Virginia Oh! Those sparkling eyes. Donaldson, Temple Hall Cadet. Temple does his best to get his work on time, Up the ladder of fame we are sure he will climb. Dringenberg, Bernadine Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, Library Ca- det, Auditorium Usher, Girl Reserves. Quiet is the word. Eertmoed, l.indy Straight from the shoulder. Ehrett, Patricia Pekinois Staff, A cappella Choir, GAA, Girls' Club, Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore B Class, Waltz Dream. The pangs of absence are removed by letters. Ehrlicher, Marian Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, Library Ca- det. A friendly greeting for everyone. Eitenmiller, Lewis FFA Make mine vanilla. Ellinghausen, Donald Quill and Scroll, Thespians, Pekinois Staff, President of Sophomore B and Senior A Classes, Pure As The Driven Snow, Fresh Fields, Our Town, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, A cap- pella Choir, Student Council, Hall Cadet, Waltz Dream, Fortune Teller, Boys' Club, Les Enfants, Football 2, 3, 4, Pekinois Editor. An all around regular fella. Ferguson, Don Quill and Scroll, Pekinois Staff, Pure As The Driven Snow, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, A cappella Choir, Stu- dent Council, Mockingbird, Sweet- hearts, Fortune Teller, Athletic Us- her, Talent Staff, Talent Editor, Waltz Dream. He has a talent for writing, A gift for making friends. Fischer, Everett Pekinois Staff, Quill and Scroll. Friendliness is his outstanding virtue. V4- iffy ,499 I -J 'HV7 Afzqgfw f 'leg , 4' .2 V Qflfg 1, Fischer, Georgia GAA, Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, Library Cadet, Girl Reserves. Gracious and friendly. Fisher, Robert Movie Operator, Hall Cadet. Flash her back, Bob. Flynn, Kathleen Pekinois Staff, Band, Girls' Club Girl Reserves, Quill and Scroll. Maiorette Kay is really O. K. Freidinger, lla Mae Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, Girl Reserves Modest, quiet, and unassuming. Friedrich, Calvin Hall Cadet, Football 3, 4, Baseball 3 A personality hard to beat. Fuelberth, Shirley Girls' Club. Sweet and lovely. Gale, Allen Boys' Club. They go wild, simply wild over him. Gambetti, Vaira Girls' Club, Hall Cadet. One of those girls bubbling with glee, She always brightens the day for you and me. Gannon, Barbara Variety Show 4, A cappella Choir, Girls' Club, Fortune Teller. Sweet personality, full of rascality. Garls, Mary Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, Girl Re- serves, Talent Staff Quite a seamstress is Mary, She'll stitch her way to success, we'll see. Gebhardt, Charles Never sad, always glad Is this Chicago lad. Gerecke, Harvey Football 4, Track 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4. Few words he spoke, but he played his part. .xt Q 0- ops e K' V ., f'-it 1 , 'Na ' vga. vw., L ,,,,, c r y, 9' L xx x P Q 2 it Q' Elf 1 Q ,if A mer- ,qi 2.-2522 fig' is -V 2l5, '2Y i Q 3 X SKS . 1 as sf Q.. , I 77? - ,, . .,.s,..,,z. ,. A Zh, iii 'G' 3 ig l . isi' 'ff V 'F 4 12: f ,.., , 'f fs .zz ,fw f -4 layer ,, '-v, A . in . , . he Gianessi, Darlene Thespians, Growing Pains, Pure As the Driven Snow, Variety Show 'l, 2, 3, A cappella Choir, Secretary- Treasurer of Freshman Class, Sweet- hearts, WaItz Dream, Fortune Teller. Her voice rivals the nightingale. Gingotti, August Hall Cadet Oh, for wavy hair. Gobbel, Bernard Politeness at its best. Goodman, Shirley Debate, Pekinois Staff, Hall Cadet, Girl Reserves. It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Gouliard, Eugene Giddyap, Napoleon, looks like rain! Graber, Esther Student Council, Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, Auditorium Usher. Always willing to do her part. i -A 9 , ' l KJ! vs fi 9 1 L -' if 'li . 4, svn Y 'F 7 l ' ' J f i' l ff llll.. f l l L' 'xg x fi I 4... V .I 'ix V f ,Y ,.-4 1 . S- . 1 E fi , . ' v ' 1 XS-N. ao.. 4 V3 J X, Q NQQ S gk my 7 F324 ff?- VF A 5 Greothouse, Virginia GAA, Hall Cadet. Always gay, with a lovable way. Gumbel, Richard Hall Cadet, Golf 3, 4, Movie Opera- tor. Forel Gunsten, James Hall Cadet, Boys' Club. Red Hots! Hackler, .loan Thespians, Pekinois Staff, Band, GAA, Talent Staff, Les Enfants, Our Town, Listen, Professor, Va- riety Show 3. For every why, she has a wherefore. Hagney, George Thespians, Ever Since Eve, Our Town, Listen, Professor, Student Council, Waltz Dream, Talent Staff, Les Enfants. As an actor fame will come to him soon. Hagney, Virginia Student Council, Girls' Club, Hall Ca- det, Girl Reserves. Wit plus beauty makes this chick click. dv -Q L ',- ,Qi A 2 QAF4 4 CY ' ... -if'-,S 4 Q.. Diylfiifn 0 f' QQ. il .4 gf, Hall, Verna Quill and Scroll, Pekinois Staff, Stu- dent Council, Girls' Club, Pekinois Editor. Here's a friend indeed, Just call on her when in need. Hamann, Pat Pekinois Staff, Band, Girls' Club, Orchestra, Auditorium Usher, Girl Reserves, Talent Staff, Quill and Scroll. Now here is a girl really worth while, She will always greet you with a smile. Hanscomb, Lois Band, Orchestra. Smiling, cheerful, and sweet, Here's a girl that's hard to beat. Hardin, Jean Quill and Scroll, Pekinois Staff, Stu- dent Council, Girls' Club, National Honor Society, Social Room Cadet, Library Cadet. The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Harris, James A cappella Choir, Hall Cadet, For- tune TelIer, Boys' Club, Football 3, 4. Oh, for the life of a Dog. Harrison, Dorothy. Her sincerity is known by many. i.' fa, i '69 ' f? ef T c?Q' fd Q 1 L 4' W Z tr f la Q X 'It H xl V f I - l Y . 1 I K l Hartman, Gene Band, Student Council, Hall Cadet, Orchestra. Always happy but business-minded. Harvey, Bill Track 3, 4. Bill will always succeed with his sunny disposition. Hasty, Don Hall Cadet, Athletic Usher. Always that gleam in his eye and a smile on his face. Hayes, JoAnn Pekinois Staff, President of Fresh- man B and Junior A Classes, Stu- dent Council, Girls' Club, Vice Presi- dent of Sophomore A Class, Secre- tary-Treasurer of Freshman A Class, Auditorium Usher, Girl Reserves. Jo has a patent on the art of being TYUB. Heiken, Norma Pekinois Staff, Variety Show 2, Band, A cappella Choir, Student Council, Girls' Club, Orchestra, Les Enfants, Fortune Teller, Waltz Dream. Always the life of the party. Heilman, Orville Secretary-Treasurer of Junior A Class, Boys' Club, Football 3, 4, Track 'l, 4, Basketball 3, 4. Every inch of his 6' 4 is won by a tiny 5' brunette. Heim, Marcia Variety Show 4, A cappella Choir, Student Council, Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class, Waltz Dream, Fortune Tel- ler, Girl Reserves. l'm not afraid of my lessons, l keep them in my books. Henderson, Donna Variety Show I, Band, A cappella choir, Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, Girl Reserves. A girl who does much to bring hap- piness to others. Hild, Richard Student Council, Hall Cadet, Basket- ball 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3. An athlete plus. Hill, Barbara Forensic, Debate, Pekinois Staff, Band, Girls' Club, Vice President of Sophomore B C l a s s, Orchestra, Mockingbird, S w e e t h e a rts, Waltz Dream, Fortune Teller. Now tell me what it was all about. Hill, Marian Quill and Scroll, Pekinois Staff, A cappella Choir, Girls' Club, Hall Ca- det, Girl Reserves. Deep dimples in her cheeks, Devils underneath. Hill, Roland Band, Dance Band, Fortune Teller. A combination of Benny Goodman and Frank Sinatra. ig? fi 3 Qo- .tfq g fy, VXQAJ. yf ,Q 1425.-1-LXig,7 gf . n I ft' , X.. Hilst, Dean Pekinois Staff, President of Fresh- man B Class, Student Council, Vice President of Freshman A Class,,Ath- letic Usher, Boys' Club. His voice is filled with enchantment. Hrlst, Marian Student Council, GAA, Les Enfants Here's a girl with charming ways, May her future be filled with pleas- ant days. Hodapp, Fred Variety Show 2, 3, Les Enfants. The man at the drums. Hodgson, Dick Thespians, Pekinois Staff, Quill and Scroll, President of Sophomore A ancl Senior B Classes, Pure As The Driven Snow, Our Town, Variety Show 'l, 2, 3, 4, Band, Dance Band, A cappella Choir, Student Council, National Honor Society, Vice Presi- dent of Freshman B Class, President of Student Council, Orchestra, For- tune Teller, Boys' Club, Les Enfants, Black Flamingo. King of the ivories. Hoerr, Margaret Forensic, Debate, Pekinois Staff, Va- riety Show 3, A cappella Choir, Stu- dent Council, Girls' Club, Waltz Dream, Fortune Teller, Talent Staff, Quill and Scroll. Full of vitality, A swell personality. Hoffman, Vera Girls' Club Sweet personality. fad' -. L I A '?'Y '7 fl Q- ... cw H22 g -2--5 Y657C'l :ali-f' 'l H ft ,- 6 YZ '-9-' - 6 Q.. Dlfjdfhd po -15.1, 9 7' ' ' 1' 1 fl H orton, Bernise A cappella Choir, Waltz Dream, Personality, charm and talent com- bined. Howard, Lillian H H Girls' Club. Millcman, keep those bottles quiet. owarcl, Rex F Movie Operator, Golf, 3, 4. He has a iolly time, Yes sir, a mighty iolly time, ubert, Mary Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, Girl Reserves. Mary is a star in everyone's heart, She always cooperates and does her part. Hutchinson, Terry ln President of Junior A Class, Variety Show 3, A cappella Choir, Student Council, Hall Cadet, Waltz Dream, Fortune Teller, Boys' Club, Foot- ball 3, 4, Track 4. That ever-popular man about school, golia, Sam Basketball 3. Girls, bah! Ingram, Owen FFA Excels in everything he does. Jansen, Darlene She may be mellow, mild, and meek, But iusi remember, still water runs deep. Jennings, Edward Pekinois Staff, Hall Cadet. Small but powerful. Jent, Pat Quill and Scroll, Pelminois Staff, Stu- dent Council, Girls' Club, Auditorium Usher, Girl Reserves, Talent Staff. Not only in steno and typing does she excel, But in personality and character as well. Jent, Wanda Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. Friendly consent cuts off many foes. Johannes, Robert Pure As The Driven Snow, Variety Show 'l, 2, 3, A cappella Choir, Stu- dent Council, Waltz Dream, Boys' Club. Perfection is his masterpiece. fL?' 4 7' .cl 2, a , i 4 n 'f' . C -is Q- 4.1 ' T f bl 1. .L ,V 1 I ., . .Calm J: 1 M614 , 1 ,,, Wi? 'M ,157 Z-.44 I 'fs 442' f 4 ,, I iz' Y- fi Johnson, Ruth Band, Girls' Club, Orchestra. ln any field she will excel. Jones, Charlene President of Freshman A Class, Va- riety Show 3, 4, A cappella Choir, Student Council, Vice President of Freshman B Class, Fortune Teller, Cheer Leader, Girl Reserves. Tiny but mighty. Kellogg, Shirley GAA Always ahead one step, That's our Pep! Kessler, Shirley Hall Cadet, Girls' Club. She'll help you out .in her sweet, modest way. Keyes, David Movie Operator, Hall Cadet. Great are those with graceful swim- ming ability. Kimmel, Twilla lee Variety Show 3, Girls' Club. Always ready to have a good time. Kinder, Jack Quill and Scroll, Pekinois Staff, Stu- dent Council, Hall Cadet, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. All-American in any league. ing, Arta Pekinois Staff, Variety Show 3, Stu- dent Council, Girls' Club, Fortune Teller, Athletic Usher, Girl Reserves, Quill and Scroll. Cute, charming and clever. Kitchell, Barbara Band, Vice President of Senior Class, Orchestra, Talent Staff. As sweet as they come. Kriegsman, Phil Variety Show l, Band, Les Enfants, Football 3, Baseball Manager 3, Boys' Club. The women go for a tall and dark complexionecl man. Kunkel, Louise GAA, Hall Cadet. Friendly, sweet, and ever natural. Law, Shirley Forensic, Debate, Pekinois Staff, Pure As The Driven Snow, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. She from whose lips divine, Persuasion flows. n.,.1..... 7,4 9 fffi , ' ' - . '-7 - ff -...MJ New 3'4- dff- --s' 7 !?Zi?ff4 ' ,f Y-G5f74h,elj.f' .F Q.. if ft f c, 'IV . if g ' .. 9 Leitner, Barbara Girls' Club, Auditorium Usher. Her winning blonde curls will catch the eye of all. loveland, Charlotte Variety Show 3, A cappella Choir, GAA, Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, Waltz Dream. A very winning way and always so SUY- Madison, Bernard Hall Cadet, Baseball 4, Football 3, Boys' Club. Handsome but modest best describes Bernard. Maltby, Mary Band, Hall Cadet, Girls' Club. The perfect secretary, that's Mary. Martin, Clayton Vice President of Senior A Class, Hall Cadet, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Boys' Club. Oh, that curly hairl Martin, Stanley Student Council, Track 3. Tall and thin, With an ever-present grin. 23 , 254 'BW' McCartney, lois Hall Cadet, Auditorium Usher. l'd walk a mile to see her smile. McDonald, Betty Pekinois Staff, Girls' Club. Sophistication at its best. McKinley, Donna Band, Orchestra, Girl Reserves. A perfect stenographer. McWilliams, Raiean Hall Cadet, Girl Reserves. Silence is golden. Meints, Dorothy Band, Girls' Club, Girl Tho she is a Sl-ie's really one Miller, Girls m 4 ff Q 'I' 'Nil' Q A1 if ' 3' n ,,,,4,.. I JV 7 2 XJ Q 4+ 6 fflhsj Sv 6 I fl MQW ,ffff A f i 'cfxxbv W7 '4 61 Montgomery, Carlmaline President of Sophomore Class, Va- riety Show 3, Band, A cappella Choir, Girls' Club, Secretary-Treas- urer of Senior Class, Sweethearts, Student Council. Another PCHS beauty taken over by the Navy. Moody, Florence Hall Cadet. Always eager to make new friends. Moran, Suzanne Quill and Scroll, Pelrinois Staff, Stu- dent Council, GAA, Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, Secretary-Treasurer of Ju- nior A Class, Athletic Usher. Whose hair is never out of curl. Morsch, Eddie Track 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 3, 4. I'll do my best and leave the rest. Neavear, Dorothy President of Freshman A Class, Lis- ten, Professor, Band, GAA, Girls' Club, Student Council, Black Flam- ingo, Thespians. Intellect and a charming personality A combination hard to beat. 1 Neavear, Lois Hall Cadet, Waltz Dream. Third finger, left, And boy, does it sparkle! -M ,N O Nelson, Alberta Band, Girls' Club, Hall Cadet. 5he's a honey! Oberle, John Pekinois Staff, Student Council, Hall Cadet, Football 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Baseball 3, 4, Boys' Club. Johnny's a super football player. Orr, Bob Band., Student Council, Boys' Club, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3. A mischievous twinkle in his eye, Fellas call him a regular guy. Pallmer, Paul Forensic, Debate, Pekinois Staff. Einstein's Waterloo. Patrick, Mary Ann Thespians, Pure As The Driven Snow, Fortune Teller, Talent Staff, Les Enfants, Variety Show 2, A cappella Choir. She is a person we all like to meet, Her cheerful ways iust can't be beat. Peckstein, Pat Girls' Club, Girl Reserves Although she is quiet and discreet, She's the sweetest girl you could ever meet. n.,.zm ,.- ff:--is 9 Tj' f ' ' - .fe - s was our YW fit-YP, , GZQJFA' .f rff' me 4, KJ! 1057 nge!!! 'MJ' .. Penning, Sadie Girls' Club Sadie is a girl that has many true friends. Poebel, Wilmadean Variety Show l, 3, A cappella Choir, Vice Preddent of Sophomore Class, Hall Cadet, Waltz Dream. With on heart of gold, And a personality plus. Porch, Norman Hall Cadet. May he always be the happy-go- lucky Norman that we all like. Potter, Donna Jean Variety Show l, Hall Cadet, Girl Re- serves. Ready and willing to do her part. Psinas, Kenneth l've had so much fun iust playing around. Puterbaugh, laVonne Student Council, Girls' Club, Hall Cadet. A cheery smile and a helping hand. H5 Ranney, Robert Movie Operator. Laughing boy. Realctenwalt, Ruth Variety Show 3, A cappella Choir, Girl Reserves. All is folly that is not Iolly. Register, William Movie Operator, Hall Cadet, Talent Staff. A mind that registers higher than the average. Reh, Evelyn Hall Cadet, library Cadet. Oh, you beautiful doll! Ritchie, Harold Student Council, Movie Operator, Hall Cadet, Athletic Usher, Boys' Club. He's in the navy now. lollins, Judy Our Town, GAA, Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, Sweethearts, Waltz Dream, Cheer leader, Les Enfants, Fortune Teller. She has the looks and energy of ten people. , zi- . f f 4, -1, Q 0 R fi L5 ,,4, V 1,4 f semi ' fl X-'7.'ff7 , ' fr . XD If 'fqff A lm Y IH, P x if, 9 1 ' 4 . sf 1 f 'JE . , 4 4, my If sh J L, fn ' 1 pr 1 ff 'lfffglfi 7' fue ' W . A ,,f .1 2,7 1 . f Roth, Betty Hall Cadet, Girl Reserves. Bright eyes. Rudolph, Jessie Variety Show 3, A cappella Choir, Hall Cadet, library Cadet, Girl Re- serves. Sweet and pleasant with winning ways, We wish her happiness throughout her days. Rushford, Bob A Band, A cappella Choir, Hall Cadet, Boys' Club. Romeo, Romeo, Wherefore art thou, Romeo? Rust, Janet Forensic, Quill and Scroll, Thespian, Debate, Pelcinois Staff, Pure As The Driven Snow, Student Council, Girls' Club, Secretary-Treasurer of Junior B Class, Girl Reserves, Talent Staff. She is smart as a whip, bright as a light, Whatever she does, she'll do just right. Samuelson, Pat Band, Orchestra. Pat is swell, At music she excels. Sauder, Orville Student Council, FFA. FFA pin-up boy. Z agiff ,el xkzt Y- i f I 5 'V' itfie ,I v?L'fse 1,1 P 2 , L -I -W 6 cf 4 Q lla, va . 'fi .54 V Y if 1 I X X ! Schappaugh, Rose Girls' Club. The fairest flower ever. Schilling, Ronald Variety Show 'l, 2, 3, 4, Band, Dancc Band, Student Council, Orchestra. When he plays the drums in loud ovation, He feels at last, his destination. Schimmelpfennig, Mable Girls' Club. Ever dependable and loads of fun. Schliszio, Loretta Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, With a quiet charm of gracious ease, ln all she does she aims to please. Schlottman, Don Hall Cadet, Boys' Club, Baseball 4. Height doesn't necessarily make the man, Schmidgall, Betty Band, A cappella Choir, GAA, Girls' Club, library Cadet, Cheer Leader. Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, And so do I. n.,,1.,...o Q!! 9 Te -iii A V . G' .vi M A 4 Mffgi- 5... ,.. - fQfyW,1f 'li' --Yvnfuevtvi ' -215 43' K ,,. ,,,o?isF'-,irc 6 l - 0 Schroeder, Johanna Forensic, Debate, Band, Girls' Club. Orchestra, Girl Reserves. A personality rare She's the answer to our prayer! Sereno, Phyllis Pekinois Staff, Variety Show 3, A cappella Choir, Student Council, Girls' Club, Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore A Class, Waltz Dream, Girl Reserves. Attractiveness and personality com- bined. Shade, .loan Quill and Scroll, Thespians, Pekinois Staff, President of Junior A and B Classes, Pure As The Driven Snow, Variety Show 2, Student Council, Girls' Club, Treasurer of Sophomore B Class, Sweethearts, Waltz Dream, Fortune Teller, Les En- fants. Her chief asset is her personality. Skinner, Ina lee Variety Show 2, 3, 4, Band, A cap- pella Choir, GAA, Girls' Club, Cheer Leader, Girl Reserves, Waltz Dream Fortune Teller. Yea red, yea white, Ina lee is all right. Slubaugh, Glenn He played his part in art. Smith, Clarence Hall Cadet, Boys' Club, Football 3, 4,-Wrestling 3, 4, Happy fits this lad the best. 27 ' xxut We Smith, Edward Hall Cadet. Neatness and thoughtfulness are his assets. Smith, Harold FFA. FFA stands for Friendly, fair, and ambitious. Smoot, Bettie Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, Girl Reserves. Radiantly charming! Snyder, Joy Thespians, Pure As The Driven Snow, Our Town, Variety Show l, 2, 3,Acappella Choir, Girls' Club Vice President of Sophomore Class, Secretary-Treasurer of Freshman Class, Sweethearts, Waltz Dream, Fortune Teller, Mock- ingbird Girl Reserves. She's reliable and wide awake. Completes all that she undertakes. Soldwedel, Bette Debate, Pekinois Staff, Band, Girls' Club, Orchestra, Ad Manager of Pelxinois, Girl Reserves, Talent Staff, Vice President of Sophomore Class, Quill and Scroll. She enioys being with her gang most of all. Soldwedel, Shirlee Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. Sweet, petite, and alluring- Thot's our Shirlee! , X 'YW ,44,. ,-if N321 -OO- 51 a jw ie 1 neu , f 0 f 'CRXXGQ f 1 fl I 1 Hi' S -5 I W 4 Sommer, Arthur Student Council, FFA. Scientific farming is his hobby. Stauthammer, Joyce Quill and Scroll, Pekinois Staff, Stu- dent Council, Girls' Club, National Honor Society, Pekinois Editor. She's really a whiz in chemistry, And always friendly to you and me. Steger, Louis Hall Cadet, Track 3. He possesses the obc's, Ability, benevolence, and careful- ness. Stien, Harry His thoughts were put into action, not voice. Stoclxert, Betty Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. A glowing smile is hers. Stoclxert, Henry Forensic, Debate, Pekinois Staff, Band, Movie Operator, Orchestra. Can he debate! St sibdelf' Council, cms' club, Am letic Usher, Girl Reserves, Les En fonts. With' kindness, skill, she's Heaven- sent, She'll make a nurse that's excellent. olley, Jim Thespians, Band, Student Council, National Honor Society, Boys' Club, Talent Staff, Les Enfants, Wrestling 2, 3, Black Flamingo. The double reincarnated. Stolley, Dick St St Quill and Scroll, Thespians, Pekinois Staff, President of Freshman B Class, Our Town, Pure As The Driven Snow, Variety Show 2, 3, 4, Band, Student Council, National Honor So- ciety, Vice President of Freshman A Class, Pekinois Editor, Fortune Tel- ler, Boys' Club, Talent Staff, les Enfants, Black Flamingo, A cop- pella Choir. The pen is mightier than the sword. rope, Quentin Pekinois Staff, Quill and Scroll. Quiet ways lead to successful days. rubhar, Roland A cappella Choir, Vice President of Senior B Class, Fortune Teller, Baseball 3, 4. Bid me discourse, I shall enchant thine ear. Sudberry, Wilma W Variety Show 2, 3, A cappella Choir, Student Council, Girls' Club, Mockingbird, S w e e t h e a rts, Waltz Dream, Fortune Teller, Athletic Usher, Girl Reserves. ith a smile of gold, she will dance her way through life. kin ui- Lu7,- eif? , ,X cw Y G- W' K ' ra X 6 , .- -,,-'f' 4 G Wi 9 n.,.1....., 9 if I f' .' 61+ ' '- Sweeter, Carl FFA He is liked by everyone, And you'll find him full of fun. Taylor, Donna Jean A cappella Choir, GAA, Girls' Club, Mockingbird, S w e e t h e a r ts, Waltz Dream, Fortune Teller, Athletic Usher Girl Reserves. Wedding bells will ring. Taylor, Eugene Thespians, Pekinois Staff, Pure As The Driven Snow, Our Town, Vu- riety Show 3, Band, Hall Cadet, Boys' Club, Football 4. Oh, for that wonderful knack of Keeping two girls. Taylor, Hal Small but mighty! Temple, Geraldine Girls' Club, Hall Cadet. A sweet personality. Thacker, Betty Hall Cadet, Talent Staff. When you hear a laugh ring thru the air, Just look behind you-Betty's there. 29 gy.-',',jsnii6gg,xxsm 1g,,.' 1 g'jjq,itg3 ,V 'f' 'H A ' I I ea ,Q gag,-g1ggf.g ,t , f 7 . . -A N' ll 2Ig....u :, XII' .yffifhli , 7 f.-f ' ' fiiL?:i,lf:,. fi I I- :.- 7 1 , 3: f 5 I fzfpixwgf ' .- 1,5 ..i'..,,g ' 'gl .3hsi'i?'iQ5 Q fffgl 'i ,,g,n'3Jfgtg,..3isr, 125211. 35? 1 .azz-gt5x:.s:.:f-pqgfy .xrf l S225 N in-if W ' aww. -V V s ea fi, 'i g -, i 'isiii-.ii wi ? A it 32553 .. . iff?-W . igaw ii - . ' f M- iii - Je.. . . .' aw, ', -.,fZPypgfi'. V -I r we ,. Q E K NLG? , 5:apg,3.i' 5.2: N arg ' A':3a,Jgi,.1 i L,2tS5'5'Wia!E?fg . if Qi fef1eg.'r,:-ze' K :rz':gif-.' li ' Tibbs, John With Golden Gloves he'll fight his way to fame, Timian, Francis Variety Show 3, Boys' Club. He can pull a rabbit out of a hat. Timm, Evelyn A cappella Choir, Girls' Club, For- tune Teller, Les Enfants. Full of life! Tinney, Nathan Movie Operator. Oh, that bearded chin! Udry, George Student Council, Hall Cadet, Boys' Club. Hunk of man. Ulrich, Mary Lou Variety Show 2, 3, A cappella Choir, Girls' Club, Vice President of Sopho- more A and Junior A Classes, Sec- retary-Treasurer of Sophomore B Class, Waltz Dream, Fortune Tel- ler, Cheer Leader, Girl Reserves, Black Flamingo. l can see fun where others cannot. i '4 Q' A xl 45 Q f .Zyl 2 V.. ,t -4 . MQW- - fy ' 4,1 f f flax! ff, nl i' . jff fig JA I . msd I , ,511 x i 4' Y tl, fx In F s M. I . 4. ff, If ' ,X rs! A f I r Liv' f 5 A 2 DN. 1 I I X ' wr 196' ,lf 1 7 I ,-Q 'g ff if l ? fxl X: :t l V , 5. X .sit , A -s,. ai '-,'g il.. , we A fzfz Q s tt .fs x 1. S It , 5 ta, H+ '1 a s 4 mg. R, rl 2 t tt, E 2 t 'Clif I t K nga lg., - .fx , , .....v-,HA it .,,..,sS?. +Af 1'- V , -21 A' 91 X 'isa 1 'ffw r 4 ' Fir 1 -'Lf . , V' st' er f A -' 5, . ,, N, My Q.. .N 4. .....'n, f .fa ft- -..EN W.. -5' 3.1 W - w.g.5.Zt,' 255+ -.fri-t., 'sip E? v 5233 Km-g3g:.4H' ' ,hq'1f,,' fg,gff+,57..' t Valli, Arthur Band, Orchestra. Valli of decision. Vanclerwerf, Vivian A cappella Choir, Student Council, Girls' Club, Hall Cadet, Girl Re- serves, Waltz Dream, Variety Show 3, 4. Viv and Ray- A match okay. VanNattan, Ernest Variety Show I, A cappella Choir, Hall Cadet, Sweethearts, Waltz Dream, Fortune Teller. He set his heart upon the goal and not the prize. VanNattan, Virginia Hall Cadet, Auditorium Usher. Cheerful as they come. Vogel, Eileen Girls' Club, Band, Hall Cadet. Sweet and demure, With plenty of allure. ,Z Z' k 1' 'V' 7 ,L fs Q t,, Z5 L dw vt! ' X 4 Y o l I i i l 1 l ll t X 1 I l Voll, Barbara Variety Show 3, A cappella Choir, Hall Cadet, Waltz Dream, For- tune Teller, Girl Reserves. A smile is worthless until it is given away. Waechter, Dorothy Quill and Scroll, Band, Girls' Club, 'Vice President of Junior A Class, Or- chestra, Girl Reserves, Black Flam- ingo. She is sweet as a rose With plenty of beaus. Wagoner, Marion Variety Show 3, A cappella Choir, Waltz Dream, Fortune TelIer,f' A friendly personality is her most valuable asset. Wagler, Lester Hall Cadet, FFA, Talent Staff. Success is his key word. Walbert, Betty Variety Show 3, GAA, A cappella Choir, Waltz Dream, Auditorium Usher. Friendly as they come. Wallinger, James Band, A cappella Choir, Orchestra, Fortune Teller. Vim, vigor, and vitality. Waltmire, Carolyn Band, A cappella Choir, Girls' Club, Auditorium Usher, Fortune Teller, Girl Reserves, Orchestra. One swell girl! - 1.. ..,. Diploma -1... Q T: i I r f Je. -- 1 ---Y fl LP W ' ..x , figure 'C 55 my s. 7 .1 v, Watson, Manfard Movie Operator, Hall Cadet. Never a dull moment when he's around. Watson, Richard E. Hall Cadet, A right guy! Weber, Jean Hall Cadet. Famous for her smile Cheerful all the while. Wendland, Shirley Sweet, reliable, not much to say, Serene Shirley has a way. Westphal, Phyllis Debate, Our Town, Girls' Club, Talent Staff. Her crowning glory is her burnt gold hair. Wheeler, Donald He is always reaching for the best in life. i White, Verna Girls' Club. She is already being what she wa-nts to be. Williams, Carol ,Variety Show 2, 3, A cappella Choir, Waltz Dream, Fortune Teller, Talent Staff, Les Enfants. Her face beams with friendliness. Williams, Dave President of Senior B Class, Our Town, A cappella Choir, Student Council, Hall Cadet, Fortune Teller, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Boys' Club, Black Flamingo. Oh, for natural curly hair. Williams, Donald Pekinois Staff, Variety Show 1, 3, Band, Dance Band, A cappella Choir, Fortune Teller, Boys' Club, Black Flamingo. Shy but a Ratherneck. Williamson, James If you would have a friend, be one. Wilts, Dick Student Council, Movie Operator, Hall Cadet, Golf 3, 4, Boys' Club. What a sense of humorl 4 1 - ' '- ef lz Y' 75' f-, f s al' 254 v -I f I ', Ji X f . l Yerly, Donald Boys' Club, Football 3, 4, Student Council. He plays football by radar. Zimmerman, Robert Variety Show 3, Hall Cadet. Quiet, efficient, and happy. Gent, Billie Jean Vaupel, Ernest Wolfer, George IN MEMORIAM FRED ness April 24, 1928 May 31 1945 Graduating In Absentia BYRON BUSBY, S 2fC BERNARD GOBBEL, S 2lc PAUL HERNAN, SGT. CONRAD KITCHELL, S 21: CHARLES LEWIS, MM 211: RICHARD LITTERST, GM 3fc NATHAN VOLL, PVT. ROBERT WHEELER, S 'llc NOEL ZIMMERMAN, TISGT. Staff Members Wlmo Followed the Colors 4 LI. Lee Lt. Kigl Morin, LI. Grigsby, LO. Lewis, Maier Peterson, LI. Lanalev. LI. 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Faulkin, Harriet Foster, Melba Foster, Robert Frampton, Phyllis Freeman, Nadine Fulton, Beverly Gallagher, Bernice Fash, Irene George, Donna Rose Gouliard, Joyce Graening, Joanne Grant, Jerry Green, Carrol Gunsten, Dean Gurney, Ed Hageman, Norman Hahn, Carole Haynes, Robert Hesse, Joan Hild, Mary Ann Holiman, Marys -nl' -'J' J cg '. 'L 'a ef '42 I f 42. 4 ff fi ,Tff ,. ?A5iZ , .3 5'. sr. ,gn 73'lB2 of Holmes, Merle Holverson, Merville Hornback, Ruby Horst, Anetta Horton, Donna Hurley, Donna Hutchinson, Robin Ingersoll, Mary Ann Jacobs, Verna Johnson, Agnes Junlmer, Marcella Johnson, Kenneth Keller, Bob Karagianis, Jim Johns, Billie Kepner, Marilyn Keyes, Marilyn Krueger, Lois Kalb, Donna Kuntz, Marie Kohler, Carol Kaebel, Wilma Lcmgworthy, Juanita Mott, Ernest Lively, Bob Morse, Bob Maquet, Don Madalouo, Lois Messersmith, Marilyn Meints, Phyllis Montgomery, Vivian Lee, Mabel Janssen, Howard Lee, Richard Lowman, John T. Mason, Bill Maxwell, Gene Montgomery, Bernadine Nance, Betty Nance, 'Delmar Nash, Doris Nelms, Anita Nelson, Ruth Nellos, George Nichols, Shirley Oedewaldt, Mary Onken, Catherine Perkins, June Petska, Doris Pherigo, Leonard Powell, Mary Ann Quevy, Richard Rau, Beverly Reed, Evelyn Reed, Gene Ritchie, Lois . ,,,,,:,f . dr f -V Z sri Q, R iff q fii F . 2, 422, A as f x 'L L ,B 1 - u T ir 7' fi ' 4 , s , ji L H l J wx 3, as . r , f 1 9' W . l I A J E r 55' N I E-, f rx r ,Lo i'g5 , L 'W A ,fQ4lh, ' i s- , A 9 V K 1 i J, do WZ? v 44 -xy -N a x x .rm ,Q z 'Fx' 3 W, X , QQ. M Q 7 Q . 'pi '. . W , Z4 J ,lv I a 1 , 1' at 2 L 1 5 F' 1 a 1 , Ha, F .' 'ff W I 5' - -,,m5,1:xfe2' -A :GT 1 Q' - ' y .,3 , 355, . . . fvr E xx , if 1 , V Y, E 1-.e , I - ,mo ,,1a'i ' lhfeag fm-ar,g,,,: 'F 6 if 1 F A QW - Y iie eii IBN 1 . ,g f K 1 SF' '51 if Za.. . it 312 6 7 x'.:A l ig .- K !' ,, t , 'r X 1 J Q f I K 1'5 or ,, xxx N 5 ,,,. 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V--xy ' K Engelhorn, Jim Eichelberger, Jean Frederick, Phyllis Frigard, Delores Garlick, Jean Gerecke, Herb Glasford, Mildred Goetz, Frances Goodin, James Grant, Georgia Grant, Joanne Griffin, Phyllis Hand, Betty Henry, James Hill, Nancy Hobson, Ramona Hoerr, Bob Hoffman, Mary Hudson, Donna Huff, Harold Hecker, Phyllis Kautz, Jim Knapp, Marilee Kumpf, Dick leach, Gordon Lightfritz, Dorothy l.itz, Ruth MacMillan, Ellen McCabe, Put Meints, Helen Meyer, Jack Moorhouse, Richard Murphy, Dorothy Myers, Marilee Neavear, Bob Nelms, Alice Nelson, Jay Newlun, .loan Nicholas, Margaret Noreuil, Dolores Norton, Leona Mclean, June Miller, George Neuswcinger, Herbert Norman, Marvin Oats, Sammy Oberle, Don Patrick, Bruce Patterson, Harley Parsons, Norma Peterson, Carol Petri, Ethel Ma: Pfeiffer, Don Prcnndone, Kathryn Proehl, Gus Reed, Don 1. f fl F tim - . tv, f ,t s fi1 lwr,if1 11 . at - 4 7,..,., 5-,ff W ,: . is R' E t p ts! ae g A i X Q 1 , A 1 ? 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Renfer, Leonard Richmond, Bill Rodgers, Joe Roelofson, Wayne Russell, James Reis, Ed Berchtolcl, Don Schliszio, Helen Schaumleffle, Maxine Schramm, Art Seelye, Helen Marie Shelton, Robert Schramm, Joyce Smalley, Leland Smilh, Mary Sommer, Esther Sommer, Leva Stevens, Nancy Slrope, Dean Strubhar, Lucille Sweeter, Helen Taylor, Berry Taylor, Mary Ellen Tegtmeycr, Norma Tennell, Dol Trumpy, Lola Urish, Dan Vetler, Carl Wade, Thelma Wagler, Don Waldbeser, John Warner, Ramon Wei ch, Billy Wells, Betty Weslervell, Ralph While, Bob Wiemers, Joan Wilmer, Roberla Wineburner, Don Wilkinson, Wesley Wrhel, Frank Zell, Bob Aque, Joe Beres, Belly Bush, Bob Boyer, XNal1er Crawford, Bob Dunn, Dale Dye, Bonnie Eschmeyer, Shirley Hancock, Ruth Hammond, Gloria Harvey, Mary Jane Hife, Josephine Henson, Florence Holt, John ' ll s . n I , af Z ee . ii , ' ' ' ' ' vi 1. N f. - . Vg ' ' , 'fl ' ' ff- 34 J A r . 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Kohlbacher, Marilyn Konisek, Dorla Dean Kriegsman, Sue Lami, Eleanor Gebhart, Mildred Leurig, Dick Lohmann, Paula Lohnes, Pat Maquet, Vivian Martens, Joanne Martin, Shirley Mullins, Joanne McCarthy, Colleen Oberle, Kenneth O'Keet, Mary Ann Onlzen, Dorothy Polloclc, Virginia Porch, Paul Rahn, Joan Rehwaldt, Bernard Sauder, Dorothy Schaefer, Pat Schimmelpfennig, Mary Schueler, Bettye Shelton, Richard Shirley, Mina Mae Smith, Don Smith, Ida Lou Stalxer, Alice Stranz, Pat Strope, Dolores Stropes, Mary Ellen Thomas, .lo Ann Turbitt, Elaine velde, Richard Walbert, Virginia Westphal, Beverly Williams, Martha Adcock, lrvin Ball, Art Brown, Gloria Drury, Bill Euteneuer, Harry Elliott, Helen Floyd, Samuel Frye, Norma Gorsage, Peggy Gruber, Fritz Haynes, Jack Hundt, Shirley Horton, Tonie Kennedy, Deneen McAfee, Don McClain, Dorothy McPherson, Eleanor Murphy, Dan ., HW, y , Q if x S 'Q l fl' A I A a M ,A was K A A Y kv tr 2 BM H f :rf X of E E , ,,,t X f if E ' r r it rsr , 1 , . ,- x Q, ,ggf.,f ' it -Q as M 1 'l .- to K V' M H rrl 1 g ,,i A 4 Q, N - . ' S l a M A f' . ,, ,V I V - , Q. Q . g.0. K K K Q 0 . 0 1 g . . fi f 0. I. . O E kv ,yr A is is S, ' a .1 QSM M ,S , 'i f , , r on , ,,,, r M M ,, M ' ,,il A , it, S' , in ,,,. gi f l it M -i'i Q ff v 5 WR' ,i Xa 7' S .5 , A 1 1 .... f - M M H 'ii , Q L, We ., r . eg , W ' I i , kx yvg -V y S 9 fl ,W . in 1. if iq X Meri 6 . 1 K J 1 W fbi: A ' S y , 9 1 ,WHY i f E gig .V if 3 . .jf kj . 'W N . 1 ' ,gt G' - A lt ,,'ti, Q 'W M M M y MM e A r 'r-Q l ,rrrr to , it ii Qt' S AM he S N gy, re M,-.f l ff , - H 'Q ' if -f, gi. , 1 ., E S ,., w 4, S Usherettes V ':'. ri ,7 , f:g,Q',i2 Ozellu, Jerry llv, , Rimmey, Bill ,..,. ' L Sclmller, Lila V fi F5 So1Yers, Jennie 2 1 'G-I ll Stoker, Colleen Summers, Kathleen Van Buren, Lois Viviano, Eleonora tx 633 Westbrook, Pat Winters, Ann Waibel, Glenn Zehr, Arlene Simcox, Dean -,,, ,WM M, 5. fi- ,. E lin if 'V Il' .1 , - .1fty?l,f, ???,, 'Zi ffl .gg ee , . 1 1 ,A 'Eff 5 - geiis, 'W Ri 4 tg M B' S QQ Q X Q RP e r ffgyi .5 5 E. ii 'X ,LL 'A a , ,Q K 4 mx S 2 k,hz sf wp., H . , w UPL f ig . iii ,gf 5 ,gh mx .51 g 4 M f 2 L . 1. 5 f 18 H? 5 f . 363. 1 J- M, f E 2 .5 s e E , JM if 25. Mae? .bmw ff ' r ii' 5 E .2 V N' N W ' , ,, fiat 1 1, X W ww , . . 72' :if , H f- Q ff ., fan' M V ' ' f ' X , eq , ., - ' W' nwwnwf- U : Blaise .4 I 2 ,W S iff .h . 2 R5 si 1 75 H' W Q Vi ,, E L M ww x H M W, M., .,,.. ,. V , X ff 1 331 1, ,.f r. X. xg. , --mv : AGRICULTURE The rudiments of twentieth-century agri- culture, including courses in raising live- stock, repairing and painting farm ma- chinery, and soil and milk testing are taught in the ag department by Mr. W. H. Dowell. Students gain valuable experience thru application of classroom knowledge on the farm. All boys who have had agriculture and are taking it now belong to the Future Farmers of America, an organization de- signed to help make better future farmers of boys now in high school. They participate in state-wide contests and have received recognition in many farm activities. ART Training in the fine arts leads to a fuller appreciation of life. Art students with the efficient help and artistic touch of Mr. R. O. Bone seek through clay, charcoal, pastels, and paints to find the meaning of true beauty. These courses are also practical because they constitute fundamental parts of architecture ancl decorating. fo f wx 'N cjfbpg 1 1 p , fe l BUSINESS The world of business, varied and progressive, requires many well-trained, alert workers to keep industry keyed to efficiency. Secretarial training, dictaphone operation, machine calculation, and bookkeeping are only a few of the subiects taught in well-equipped classrooms with the latest ma- chines available. Extensive merchandising knowl- edge is gained from actual experience in stores by the sales class, supervised by Mr. Norris Mitts, in cooperation with Pekin merchants. 9 . AQ.,-,N 'sf-af - 1 Af. .WV ,V 5 A , I fi uv. X V: 2 55 fi, A -,Nh ,.., I ' A i,ffi7 !.vf H41 ak x' V Q : Tm 'Mg ' 5 A . 1 .pgx . ' - Q, ' A kk 'S 5 74 -A A 1, , A .. ,f , X nf ,X ,fm L. mi bzjp Pvt- ,j ,f y A .V ,.,- n f ff ww gli A 4 '1 1- Lf rf. gif ' gh ki ,fvwz '--,. 1, wmv? Afffuii -gf : P y , ng 1 3 + 'W 4 . iff YS' KV ' ii' Asia Q bw' Q , 5' 1 ' FY riff 133. I 0 4 Q: :-f-fl Q 1 P Q f ga S gf an , , A wx I -I .. 3 -' -,Ng:',Q,.g:1f. -5. 7 Nl ' 15725: . ',1,.:, 1: 'f ' fiffvi . I ' ' i f f 5 Q A' Win W 'W' my-a -5, 1 he xx -, r f - f .. ., 4 -,X M x , Q Q ik, gs Nuff v'ff-. 5? yi? lf f' fr: K 1 s 5 an KP- QP ff 3 E Q 3 gil? ' ' Y I ZXKQQR km - X 3 if ' , ' A M- ' wa- M ' I ..X, rr t ..,, K, 4.1 'ff -1, 9 za-ww ,W N, 'ga fri. my 5 5, 155 W. Q 1 I 4 K -F 6 . F5 Q? 215:53 ' Q M S'?Q,jg,1 if' mg? ' ' -, A ' if 1 Wil ' ' f' Q 'W I A U U gif lf 43 5 Q A wil K 7 ' ig ' ' ., , , if 2 1' f 4? 4 V ,, , 5 ff? 9 . W . if o - f W , P Qi ch, 4 - 'L' 5 swf. 3 ' 3 W -M M33 Y , ' , .1 Y wif , ' U? -ww ,neu gk . Vi, . 1 A xg Q , . .,.V X V5 -vh., V' QQ: gg lgkk, 'IV , , LMXW' k27'uQ..L,L,,..i 11.4. f QEMMA-Lim S7 . , ,, ., 1 f sit ,I 7511 gf ff '95 K, yy ' S W K ww? Q gg ' 5, 1. , A 'F' . , ,,.. W H '5 -v- 'Mx avg? 4 U fn Q -N' , K 'WA wha : f e. W. A ,.. --414-it 'Vinny . MM., .. A th :lx 1 Ang, , ' jwaw iii 5-Rs i. by , i .,N Y' SSX ,5 a .J L RWM rwmgfrix E ' .L . , 4' in V ,. A T l JOURNALISM 1 The Journalism class, under the guidance of Miss Mary Leslie Robi- son, introduces students to the field of newspaper writing and editing. By publishing the PEKINOIS and the SENIOR ISSUE, stat? members learn practical Journalism. Students are inducted periodically into Quill and Cub reporters delivering papers are John Davis, Glenn Bailey, Donna Smith, Betty Wehner, Mary lc Ulrich, and Ray Foster. Scroll, an International Society for High School Journalists. The advertising starr cemim of Joan Rirhmend, Bam Quill Und Srwll member' folding 0 lute kwa el THE Solclweclel, and Miss Members of Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society for high chool iournalists, include: Pat Hamann, Elaine Bacon, Janet Rust, Joan Shade, ruzanne Moran, Ruth Dennis, Don Ferguson, Harry Bailey, Jack Dorsey, and llarilyn Dunkelberg. ' Members of the Senior Issue etaf examining pictures are Joyce Stauthammer, editor, Pat Hamann, Pat Jent, Ruth Dennis, John Davis, and Dick Stolley. Mildred Quinn, adviser. PEKINOIS are Selma Chace, Jean Hardin, and Kay Flynn Bette Soldwedel, Joyce Stauthammer, Pat Jent, Margaret Hoerr, Arta King, Verna Hull, ,lqgn llighmqnd, Dick Stolley, Jack Kinder, and Quentin Strope. Staff members working on THE PEKINOIS are Dick Stolley, Jack Dorsey, Verna Hall Margaret Hoerr, and D90 F '9'l59 - 49 HEALTH While its athletes battle opponents on the football field and basketball court, Pekin High School con- tinually calls upon its girls to combat the deadliest of all enemies -the germ. Under the critical eye of Miss Lillian Fisher, a registered nurse, girls learn in home nursing classes what to do before the doctor arrives. The students' general health is watched closely and the height, weight, and physi- cal condition of each is of utmost importance to the health department. rg. if j 5 5 I 1 flfflf' gil ,WW .V 5-'QE' ,4 - Q 1 I 1 1 SQ, , 'Q 51 ,xl LANGUAGES One of the greatest barriers in constructing a world peace foundation has been the lack of a universal language. No such universal means of communication is taught at PCHS, but in its place are courses in three languages to satisfy the high school linguist. They are Latin, Spanish, and French, the latter re-instated since the end of the war, all two-year courses. With an ever-increasing demand for accomplished linguists, the language depart- ment, consisting of Miss lela Lockett, Miss Carolyn Arnold, and Miss Marguerite Tupper, looks for a busy schedule in the following post-war years. ' Q fgf is, L K c' f 'NV X r Q Q f ,gb X l- N -K, 0 i 'ii W LIBRARY Reference books, text material, and general literature-in short, almost anything even the most discerning student could request - is to be found in one of the school's most fascinating rooms, the library. Hundreds of books, magazines, newspapers, and pamphlets line its well-stocked shelves. Actual practice at the card catalogue is required of each student who uses the library. Miss Beryl Galaway and a corps of student librarians are in charge of locating and issuing books. Literary Contestants go to State n Forensic contestants: Orville Sauder, Lester Culler, Mary Ann Powell, and One-act play cast: Elaine BCICOI1, JONES Stolley, Doflene Gidneiii. and Helm Smith .Ioseph.Aimone 5 f I i I H ln... 5 .W w-,. , ik f :Yu f' A '..: A S we DM 4 '13 v is . W' Q if W ! We 4 s , I Kr ,,-Z'.'1.'A,'1 -- A . ww, . 4 . , u ' n . x y. 1 ,, A .,u,1. . , , , A M f.-.gum .o,4.A,,+ . f y'l' 7!J+-fn! Qgsw fx .Q L K J si FBI M, QQ. Zi J 1 I MUSIC 4 F ,. .,,. Q - Hi. u .,, Y , ,b, . Vk: E 4,,, .. Ii, E. S .gp ' . . l , f f , , ' M M it kg A 54? ' V ? ' 5 f a L ,:.uK4' ge Jxgf' 5 315 vrgw,-. 1 my S V 5 'T' ,.. +3 'F H wh 1 , Wm 'N uf' h -. ., ix 3 Q .. , A- , H Q .. ' f hi sa, 'f . f A Ha. 991 P' iw N: 'Q wr W Wi' -mf ef' if R5 g 9 vii .,.., rv wf S as - f K v- 5,25 i13x'ffiN 9 -Q: ' Q .Wg I v ' 5539 S . 1' fm 1' is ' P , g :,,..:.QK1-,.:. Y ,fy 2 r xii? :QW . Q N , f Q iff ki - fzsgififf' A 'L -v-' .. 'K ' Q' is '-L L if pf W as 1 T , -5 ,M A ' ia? ' ., I W 55 Q. 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