Wi-FQ,5faV. l E H .1 J 1 'ilpeflinlcm - Wim. . iw :J 4 :fag ,X ills! 11' 4, 1 14, if T1-. V1-. W ww ww X Elm: :Y 'Q Jw S2313- ,QL 'W 1-f , wi i-e .1 ' 4 E QQ. 1 dm. P21 ' 1 mia: Hill: wp. I ka my gm, 14, ww '- Q'g.1w H , Q g wg- r fifi f f .5 PM-' v pxffssxg K :Z Mwfgzwxi W1 rwili-ff A . 1 Wal' ri' f if v . ,Wwmi , an I 1 5 N 4 . 'imc .xii-'fifi' , . 4155: I Q: xc N WWX 5' ww! 'x x Vit , gw f ,M .X AN X- ,. is zkwwvxl- KN X 'X f I . f 5 'r'Llv-w.kKm mu- 'N x , Ni-5 V313 Q ..s gf SEQ , x61,g,,gf Ei-sv ws? ' Q ,, x ST--, ' fi fk pr , . X 1 silver ' ' V ll X. x 1 - E , R-1i?Wi5Y'5 ' I x i l gy, N , , , f' 9113A 3 , 1' , K ' T 1 i , Q Nw iff Q Mid-Day on the Campus A Bit of The New Cool Shadows P.CHS ww EV , X, N, , ,, w 1 4 jf, . 5, Q, 1, 4, Q ff V 2 :Wm F Q' Q21 f f QM few , M2 - X i 1 , F . gm XX-is .X WX if Xfix gg., . X ,QS vwk ':, - , BX' . ,sw X' mv ., 1 , N 2- gk, XX , ,,. . .- , - :Sl ms ' 15 X X SX: X19 - X '. f 9 Fi g, Qbm W X ,QNX x ,QNX ,.r:,Xs,:w 1 my -+35 X , ,Xxx 1.. X . 'ixyg S W .54 'f M 1 wfgikl 'Mx 2 3 if ' -EQ, K SSX Qi, :XE X FEE , V. sk G, ,I .X 5 -X X w Vi SN :S gg, 1 X X X :X . Q X X X X, l. ,.-,XA fix -li lv? B O A R D O F Seagfgiidliciwrlcrd Glunzg A. V. Mcrrtensg l. E. Wilson E D u C I O N Stcti1gXxv::Dlg?S: I-locklerg Allen Farmer, Secretary PRINCIPAL P. M. PETERSON ll Q82 DEANS Edith Grumlich Doon of Girls Paul Chronic Dean of Bins CCUNSELORS Iohn Hodges Boys' Counselor Iames Custer Freshmen Boys' Counselor G. Evelyn Todd Girls' Courmselcr wwf' OFFICE STAFF Elaine Iefferson, Secretory Louise Davis, Registrar-Secretary HARRY ANDERSON. Ph.B. lllitirws Wf'Sl?y'GU UTIIVYXVSIIY Boys' Physical Education Coach ol Basketball and Baseball MAURINE BARRA, B.Ed. lllinona Stole Noimal University Business BERNICE BARTON, A.B.. A.M. Univ- :arty cl Illinois English MARIAN BAYLES, B.S. in Home Ec. Kansas: State Colloqr- Home Economics EVELYN C. BENNETT. B.Ed.. M.A. lfnivf-rs.t'.' of lllinoisz tastv-In lllmois Teacliwrs' College' English and History MAURICE H. BETTISWORTH, B.S., M.S. lirmilt-V Univeisily Industrial Arts FACULTY 44109 THOMAS BLACKBURN. B.F.A. Bradley University Art MAE BLAIR, B.Ed., M.A. University oi lllinois Columbia University Head ol Mathematics Department MARGARET I. CROWLEY, Ph.B., M.A Siena Hexahts Cclloqw lklortliwa-:ah-rn University Speech FLORENCE V. DIERS. B.M.. M.M. Llmozs Vff-sleyan Sillfhl cf M .513 English PAUL DIXON. B.S. University of illinois Mathematics VIRGIL C. DOLLAHON, B.S.. M.S. University of lllinois' Urine-:s1f',' cf C:lc:'.:1c Science ELEANOR FRANCIS, M.S.. B.S. .IIIXIIZIIII llmvt-:Sit',' Head ol Girls' Physical Education RAYMOND I. FRANZ, B.S. Soiiilil-rn llliiiois UIllVf'ISlly Businnss GILDA GLEIM. B.S. lll1lVill9llY ol llliiiois Home Economics RICHARD GRAGG, B.A., M.A. llriivi-ruity ot Illinois English ERWIN M. HAMSON, A.B., M.A. llriivt-:s1t nt lllinots Latin AMY LEE HARRIS, B.S., M.S. lriiiiiraii Llriiiw-:szfv Gixls' Phvsical Education FACULTY W. H. DOWELL. B.S., M.S. University of Illinois Colozodo Stotf- College- Head ol Vocational Agriculture D MAIOR DRAKE. B.S., M.S. Eastern lllinois State Collegi- Umversity ot lllinois Social Studies epartment BERNICE W. FALKIN, B.A., M.A. Univefsity of Illinois CClIlmblG University Head ol English Department WOODROW FILDES. B.S.. M.S., M.A. Southern Illinois Universiiy Mathematics LILLIAN FISHER. B.S. lllmois lnstiiiile oi Teclinoloqy Cook County School ol Nuisinq Health, School Nurse GRACE M. FOSTER, A.B., A.M. University ol Illinois Social Studies 44 DD MAX HIETT, B.S., M.S. llm'.'f-::'wt',' nl llllllf't.Z Mathematics FRANCES D. HOWARD, A.B., M.A. Umvr-lfzxtv Ot lllmcwu: English FLOYD R. HOWELL. B.S.. M.A. l..::.'-:ff Sw?-A T-Irrtiil Ur1:'.'e:sit',' fl tctn Ur::'. -:,'1t',' Business BARBARA I. HULSE, B.S. Nci'tl.'.f.'-A-fztmn Urlivf-uzity English MILDRED L. IABSEN. B.Ed., M.A. l..mn1:: Stctf- Ncrrri-ul University' l-m7l1'J.'v1:tr1:r1 Umvvrssxty Business HARRY G. LANGLEY, B.S.. M.A. llulvlcsk-1 State 'l'frr'1clm1's' Collrfqe Nmtltwl-salem Umvmzaity Head ot Music Department FACULTY 4412 up EMMA MAE LARGE. A.B., M.A. Univwlslty of lll1l'1OtS Mathematics IAMES W. LEWIS, B.S.. M.A. Univemitv of lllinon: Un1'.'f'7521t',' cf lcv.: Director ol Athletics MYRTLE E. MABRY, B.A.. M.A. ffcttlzai-' College New Ymk Unlversatw' Business HAROLD MARSTON. B.A. 'l'1:,Lf'f:n elle:-G Drama ARDEN MASTERS. B.A., B.S. in L.S Maclvlurmy College- Umvmslty of Illinois Librarian ELEANOR MCCOY, B.A., M.A. C:?f?133-- Ccilezli Unxversitg' ci Ilgnczs Mathematics f QQH if B. ELIZABETH PECKENPAUGH, B.A.. M.A. llniversmiy ot Illinois MGCMHIVCIY Cnllvqc English IVIILDRED QUINN, B.Ed., M.A. lllmois State Normal Umvcrslty Colomdo Slow College ol Ifducchon Business PAULINE RIEDELBAUGH, B.S.. M.S. lllmols We-slevan Umm-:sity Umverfaxlv of lllmcxs Science MARY LESLIE ROBISON. B.A., M.S. llnxverezxtv of llfmcis Nmtlmwvslmn llmvexsny lournalism LYLE ROOT, B.S.. M.S. Pt-rmsylvcmm Slate Ccllvgv Umvt-r::xIy ot lllmois Industrial Arts DELMAR SMEDLEY, A.B., M.A. University ot lllmona Nurlliwl-:stem Umversity English FACULTY ELOISE METZGER, B.S.. A.M. University ol lllinms Spanish LOUIS MIGLIO, B.Ed., M.S. in Ed. EIIIYZCIS Statf- llcrrx.-ul Lln:'.'v-:stty Social Studies NORRIS MITTS, B.Ed., M.A. lllmoxs Stott, Normal UIllV ISllV Vclorcdo State Coll:--me vt llclgzcntz Head of Business Department HELEN MAE MOORE, B.Ed.. . MA lnstern lllmoxs 'le-ncli:-rs fcllvcn- University of lllmoxs English IOHN MOSS, B.Ed.. M.A. Southern Illinois Univvrsitu Univ.-:sity ot Illumxs Mathematics Assistant Couch ol Athletics I.eVERNE PATTERSON, B.S., lVI.S University of Illinois Industrial Arts 44132 MARY LOU SMITH, B.S. lllxncma Wwslf-yan Univ'-rsxty Home Economics MILDRED SPOTTS Assistant Librarian GEORGE STEWART, B.S., M.S. in Ed. Stn-.t fnfzwtzzte 1lri1vw:::1Iy ol lllxnmrs Head ol Industrial Arts Department IULIABEL STRAUCH. B.Ed., M.A. llixncxs S1119 Normal University l'lO'tl1'aw-57'-in Unlvf-'s1t',' Business MARTHA I.. STUCKI, B.S., M.A. Nortlxwwst Missouli Stnlo Teachers' College Stott- University ol low-1 Social Studies FRANKLIN F. THAYER. B.S. Universztu' of MlSSOi.'l Science 4 T-7' '57 FACULTY K14n -J rf CORNELIA TROWBRIDGE, A.B.. M.S University ol llllllOIF- University of MlCIllfJflIl Head oi Science Department JOE VUCICH, B.Ed. lllincis State ffcmzul l':t:'. ft.'. Boys' Physical Education PAUL WAGNER, B.S.M., M.M.Ed. Baldwin Wallace ffmlezervatmy nl Mu xc UFIIVPIFIIY ol IVllClllQf'Ill Director of Instrumental Music PAUL WORKMAN, B.A.. M.A., M.Ed. lfurvkrz Holley-F Un1ver.:11',' of ll-lIlOl:1 Head of Social Studies Department EDMUND ZEHR, B.A.. M.A. Illinois Wesleyan Uruvwrsily UIllVf'lfSllX' ol lllinoxr: Social Studies RUBY A. STRINGER. B. of Ph. Unlvefszfy' of Wzsccrzwri Substitute Teacher RQ 'H-iN f Senior As we seniors bid farewell to PCHS, our thoughts recall the first days when we were guided by our big brothers and sisters, the seniors. The social life of our class was intro- duced by our first big affair, the Frosh-Soph Party. Many of us were soon caught in the whirlpool of extra curricular activities which ' ' B s' Club, Student Coun- included Girls Club, oy cil, and other activities of our choice. The junior year found us head over heels in work for the prom, but we felt well re- warded for our efforts, when on the big night we walked into a new world of Moonlight and Roses. What a transformation took place. Two hundred little boys and girls grew to adulthood in one night. Student Council election topped off a very inted speeches busy year. Posters were pa , made, and finally the new Student Council Class President was elected and everyone settled back for a few weeks of normal school activity. Although we were constantly on the jump the first three years, the last one was the big- gest and the busiest. We were then the big brothers and sisters leading the Freshmen through a memorable year of trials and tribu- lations. Measuring for caps and gowns, order- ing invitations, and having pictures taken duation with all its turned our thoughts to gra mony. National Honor Society pomp and cere members were especially proud to walk down the troddened path for their diplomas with gold ' last social affair tassels atop their caps, Our ' ' ' ' then came baccalaureate was the senior picnic, and graduation. Our four years have been wonderful ones ' ' but still we are and we are sad in leaving, ' t our vocational or college looking forward o ' d ith wisdom and joy l' and a future fille w ' ' d s in PCHS. ife which started with our first few ay Senior Class Officers Harold Pete Brown Vice President Chuck Reid President 44182 .iw xx . Q, A Q Q K E, 5 ' .X 1 ,ws ffm- X , gpg my Q ff? . 1 N: T 3? ,-A 1 W- ,X ,3v,.i,,W ipgfwz x num '-' N' -r 1 'f 3: Q Q. KN .f 1. N W x, w X -in TF R4 gf5E2'J1 fgfmfi , ,WW is -Qgiiga 'T' , ' w '? 'ww' is 1 R1 W , 4 Nw NWS K sf Ii: w x xg , Xl X . 'Arg X -51315 . i s ix , -...f. ,,., Q ! . .rw x N Q f - - N CAEETERIA STAFF How 1: Mrs. Moirioli Ether- lon, Mr: Clirro Crowlord, Mrs. Lrluffr Fmix, Mrs. lnez Wil- louoiibv, Mrs. Mory Corbett, cafeteria znrrnooer, Mr.: Ersie Morrison, Mrs. Leona Blodl. Row 2: Mrs. Marion Wcirner, Mrs. Annu Moe Keller, Mrs. lfllen Diilr.-V, Miss Vera Holl- ::1ein,Mr::. l.illion Bcir1lioll,MrS. lDori:: Pliillirms, Mrs. Mary Horri- rnon, Mn: Minolo Mriile, Mrs. Vero Sfiririnobczrnor. Row 1: Arthur Bnzali, hood !'!l1'SlOdlf1Fl, Olio Tiirnor, loo fiwlfzf-.fy H,,,ry Block, Pliil Por -fwfr- . oi..- Row 2: Cla-orfre Slcibouqh, Vmnql-1 W,U'ner, lro Borner, V,-img N,ir,,,,i, Arlliiir Snyder. l MAINTENANCE CREW IIM BAILEY ll ll Club, llot Stove Lvciquv: Hula Club Full ol funl MERLE ROSE BAIH lllfKINlANg GAA, llandcrclt Club Wvdnes- day Slnq, Art Club Our artist who sketches horses lor a specialty. BETTY BAKER CA A, Audttoruun Usher' Y-'lb-lns Wednes- day Slnqg Chess and Clwckezs, Rllle Club. Very quiet and shy is she. A nicer girl you'll never see. MARY DENE BAKER Nt-w Moon , A Caspella Chou Student Council, Tap Club, Yflr-ens A cheerful. most attractive lass. A worthy member oi our class. SHIRLEY BAKER G A Ag 1951 Sprxna Frolxc Punslpdl FH A: Y 'll-vns, Wt-dnl-sdny S1nCl Smiling. cheerful. and sweet. Here is a qirl that's hard to beat. BARBARA BAKIES Guls' Vlub, Y-'lim-ns, Austtld Club Wednes- day Slllq, Sincerity leads to success. SENIOR CLASS RONALD ALEXANDER Studvnt Council, Boys' f'lw.b, Wt-dnt-:sciay Sing, Hot Stove Lf-oquf-, Vdl:4llY Club Hltlre Club, Football l, 2, 3, 1l'. Laughing boyl IANIS ALLEN Transfer hom East Peoria lllqli School Always with a lovable way. KENNETH ANDRUS Hot Stove Luogue, DO. Club, lndustr1rJl lfdu- cutton, Baseball 1, 'Flack 3, Cross Counlly ll, 3. He sparkles with good humor. CAROL ARNE'l'T Cm-en Grow the L1lc1cs , Lf-s llnlcmtsg ' New Moonug 1949 Variety Sllow, 1951 VClll9lY Show, Meloclv Maxds, A Cappella Chou, Auslun Club, Wednesday Sing. Happy go lucky. iolly and gay. Always ready lor work and play. IUANITA ASHBY Tap Club: Girls' Clubg F'l'.A, Y-Towns, We-ri nesday Sing PCHS's Dogpatch queen. DARREL BAILEY EEA: Boys' Club, Rifle Club, Bose-ball l, 2, ', 4'. Humphrey's slogan: The world was made for fun and lrolicl algxv Wi SARAH BALCKE Pl'lClNlAN, 'llalent Statlg Green Grow tlrr- Lrl1?:2 Los llnfants Ne-w Mconu: V549 Varif Q-tv SFCWQ ll'5l Varrctw' Show: Melody Matfls A 'fargf-rla Choir Stud'-nt Council, Girls' fflttl Ansztua Club, Wednesday Stnq. Sarah's motto: Love 'em and leave 'em: But just keep 'em coming. EILEEN BARBOUR G A A lar- 'flula IFISO Srrtnfi Froltc Princl ral Glfl:wP,nii.b Audttczlurn Usliv-r, Y-Teens Aus- trm .A1., No truer friend ever to be found. V ROBERT BARTELS llot Stow- Lf-aguc-. He knows most that speaks least. PHYLLIS BASCO G A A 3 'lay Club, WSU Spun Frollc Prlnctfolg Gulfz' Club, F.T,A, Wednesgcy Sing. A heart ol gold and personality plus! EDWARD BECK l 5l Varre-ty Slzcw, Band llance Band Orv ct.v,:t:'a Student Council Boys' Club, Wednes- dtr'-' Stn-'J . . . and this gives you another set of numbers . . . PETE BERARDI Trlcnt Stat? l95l Vartetv Show: A Cappella nlftr Varsity Club Lette-rmen's Club Foot- ball l 2 3' 4' Basketball l, 2, 3', 4'g Base- ball l fl', QV, 4' Ladies' choice. SE IOR CLASS QZUPS DONNA IEAN BISHOP Tap Clubg Girls' Clubg Y-Toonszg Co-oy Club. Quiet. sweet, and sincere. PHYLLIS BLACK New Moon A Cop-polla Chau, Guls' Clubg Y-Teens: DF Club: W1-:inc-sday Smc, She'l1 help you out in her sweet. modest way. MELBA BLAND 1949 Valle-tv Shaw' GAA, 'thy fflult 19454, l95l, 15552 Sprung Fralrc Pl'lllCllTOl, Y'l1-1-rts, DP. Clubg Austria Club, When it comes to dancing she's hard to beat. GLENN BONK Fishlnq and Hunting Club. A laugh in his eyes. a smile on his lips. MARY IANE BRECHER Pekrnots GAA: Girls' Clulw Pzesttivnt of Y-Teen lnter-Club Cozmctl, Wwlnf-sday Sum Her smile is there for all to see A popular lass she'll always be. ROSS E. BRIGGS Football 2 Wrestling l, 3 4 I can resist anything but temptationl -03 1. SENIOR CLASS CLYDE CATHER ltnys' Cflnllny lilllv Cluli. Things may come and go: I care not. IOYCE CHRISTOPHER lliiml Omilzczztz-1 'l'Jg'l'1'gl' li'-Teens: Girls' 1 lul Vfmizxk-fa-1i'. bm: Ol manner gentle. or disposition mild. LYLE CONOVER 'l'l:1-syn-m:: Nr-vt' Moon' A 4'tip'poll.i Clioiry Boys' lub W'-cinwal-ix' S1111 lic! Stove Li-rillw Vatsltv f'l..k' lficfl' ill l 12 Haskel- lull l Ll 'liuivk l 2 72555 'r.u1:5' -I Golf T, 3, -l lntzmmiml li--nven Van Nlfml . Ride 'em Cowboyl EVERETT CONWAY lil5l Vtiru-ty Siiowg Movie Opt-xntozt He has a good altitude. VIRGINIA CONWAY Banu, GAA 'lap Club DIZ, Clxzb- Austria Club, Wvtinezscliiy Sm-J Los L'c-riquzstadores. Always eager to make new friends. CHUCK COOPER Wf'LII11'!1klClY Sumo, Ruth- Club, No time for worry. HAROLD G. BROWN 19351 Variety Sliowg Siurlum Cmmcilg Boys' Clubg Hot Slove League: IllSl'lll'lC'l :ind Hllllllflij 'Tluliwp vlCl Pl'9SlLIl'l'll ol llllllOl A Classy VICU- Presiclem Ol Senior Claus- Rusk:-tlmll I, 22, 42 Hasebcill Q 3' 4l', Tvnms l. The second Sluts Marion. IOANNE BROWN lflflll Vcmf-1y Show: G.A.A,g 'lop Club: Gills' Club: NVQ-tiriesdfiy Sing, Twinkle Toes. MARGARET BUSH A Czgpvflia Choi: Y-Te-viirr A'.L:1':171 Club Here's to a girl with a heart and a smile. ALICE CAMM lll'llClNlAN Co-vfclllolq 'llilciil Slrill. Cr:-1-ri Grow tlzfi Lllccs' Prefutit-111 ol Les Exilnnlsg New Moon' IVAN Vorif tn' Show lll5l Vlxzmty Slow' lflvlcdy Maxis A Vriypellti fi.:r11: Stu- wri' Cm .ncxl V15---Puefziclv nf ot i::1s' tub: C ll I' A., Nmloncil llonor Socielyg Allblllcl limb, Wednesday Sinn, Alice. pulling out this book was a lot of lun. Much thanks for a iob well done. IOAN CARR V-Te-gn: M .sic Vllllf-Of y' 'Rf .lr 'l'1r'..1.Q ' Q:e:c:1 I1 IT1fTI,LllllY Excl: Srizczl Friendly. sweet, and ever nalural, CAROLYN CASTO GAA.: Girls' Club: Y-'lkvnip ffm-op fillllj Wf:--'lrxes-icy Sins! It takes more than words to describe Carolynl 44 21 in A 1 I:-11. DEAN COVINGTON 1'1-1:111111::, W111111-::1'1c1y iX1lll1ljl1Ol S111v1- L1-11111117 1111111 111111. 1111111m111r11 He is always lhe righ1 man at the right place. ELLEN CRAGGS '11g1..1 1 11' 1 -11 71.1 1'1211Cw.111g Queen ol the Ivories. MALCOLM CRAWFORD 111111 S11wy111 , l7'111::1111111I 01 'l'111e:11111111ssp 1.1111 1'..-.,,.1.- xg, Mnny, A rw, ,,..1,1 f'1.,,.. 5' 111' '. . '1.1 l.'i'1'.: f .X 1 - '-'11, ,.1 Tf1'r1.1 1' -Z' ffm. H1- 1. 1:. V1 1 ll Fudge won'! do it. no one will! IAMES CULSHAW 1111111115 1'111n1o111111-111' f:ll1l1, W11dr111:11111y 1.1111 1111111ff111l1 Everyone? oui ol step bul him. ROBERT D. CURRIE L51 T11 119iC1T.Oil- 111f1 :' 1 1. ' 111' 71' 511 IM Q 111. 1111 S5111 91111111 :.111 1 L1 V1'11 12 Sha-,1,1 1111311 PH-1.1111-1'11 f11 S111 1-1111 1- .11:':i 1 11111111111 111 311111111 'T1'1m11111I1-11, 141 A 11111111 1111311111111 1-1 N11111111111 1'o11111::11' 1,11111111-, 1'111111111111111y 1711111717111-141111111101 1111y::' W11111 '111-11111111-1 11111111y1:'1'111bp N11111111c11 111111111 55111-11-111, 11111111111 Club, W111111osdr1y S1ng7V11'1- 1 11--1111-111 11? fQ111'1110111111v1 IS 5711111115 '1'o1111: 1111 'f 1:1 FZ 123 ' 11--1211i 1111,-11. The census embraces millions of women- l'd like to be ihe censusl LUCILLE DEFRATES 11 A A 17111:111r11:1, G111::' 1'1!1lD' 1-51-l1f1111, N11111111 11 1'111111::11'1.1-111111e, A11::11111 C11111, W1'11'ln1-s:1111y S1111 Guy oi heart and brighi ol face No one else can take her place. 1.3-P SENIOR CLASS 44 D7 .J BETTY DELAHUNT -. . 1- . - -U ,. ,An ,1: 11115- :.1'. .11i1 As merry as the day is long. CHERILL DELAVAL l5111C1TIOl5S, Now Mc11111 , A FT1111111-1111 V111111 '1'f111Cl1111p fluls' ff111l1, W1-1111111111131 S11111 A diamond crowns her third finger. left hand. BETTY DENNY 111-51.11 Y I1-11'-11:1 The first sigh ol love is the lasi of wisdom PHYLLIS ANN DIETRICH 1111,- Q 1:1 l'1'1'X A I 1 5 .1 A rocket in rockelte rhylhm. DIANNE DONALDSON 111-11111f11s1,11111111511111,O11111111111I11'1'111l, HC11111111 G111w 1111- 1.1l11c5: : 'l'11111Sc1wy111 ,1,1'1:111111111111 ' ff' 7, f i1 1' Ill A rg :1 f' 'Z' Z , '.1- A. 1' 'JL 517- .121 1. .1 ' 1.11111- ii 'Q Sv -': . f'--1: .'1' 1: 1?1:.1' .zrif ::111'.'1r. 11: 'Nfr' Lucky the man who can call her mine.' DARLENE DRAY '1'1111 C31l1l'1j fihxls' 1f111l1, W11111111:111ay Slllfl. Take life loo seriously and whai is il worth? ELIZABETH EUTENEUER Y 'l'mi11::, Wv:l11c-rzrlriy Sum. The best of lile is conversation. BOB EYRSE Gnu n Gmxx' tltv I,1lacs Lv: litzfatifs PEZCA tur1:m't'y C'lul-, Movw Opv1ti1o:'- Wocln--rainy 51111117 llr'Gvt'u Cillll WL1ll . Let's live while we can enjoy it. I OI-IN FARDEL llrvt Strive Lvaqur-g UO. Club, Worry little. study less- Iohn's idea oi happiness. KENNETH FARROW li1Zl1 'll' lncl1.:.t:1cl lYl.L:.1'1c:1 One ol the better iokesters. RICHARD FAUX l'!1ot01'a1l1',' Cl1.l' llot Steve- Lili lub H1210 lul- That which needs to be proved can't be worth much. MARCELLA FELS l't-k1r1m:1: Culs' lflurlwg Auditrzxuru L lr-un:-, A11St1ui C,.lul1. Peaches and cream complexion. Llc' ll O. lun.. Y SE IOR CLASS ROSEMARIE DUEZ llumlcrclt Clulxg Wewlrzvsrluy Sum, Generally speaking she's generally speaking. MORRIS DUPENT Hot Slow- Lecguog 'l'lClCk l, Yy lntramulnl. Why row, when you can drift? IOYCE I- EGGENA Huw Moon , WSI Vri:1et',' Sliow, A f'-ryrefllq Clmup G A.A.p Gll'lS' Clulmg Y-Tw-usg Wvdnvs- day Sinn, The tasks oi everyday. she meets in a quiet way. CAROL EHRETT lAGl0k'D Grow the Lllncsu, N--w Mf50ll'lQ A Cappella fllioug 'l'c11'- fflub, Culs' fllub, AllSlIlf1 Club AllLlllOTllllll U::l1u1'g Y 'l'ce11:: Curly hair and laughing eyes She'll have lun at all she tries. ROBERT RAY EHRICH PEKINIAN 'l'ol--ntStu1f, Clunk Clmttex, Student Council: F TA Deb-ite Natlonal liorvrnxlc Lea-Jae: Atlilf-uc Uszlzer Vuct- P1951-lvnt ot Boys Club A1.::1:'1a Chit, lict Stove Lv-agxuv, Vazsity Clubp I..l'llGl'l1ll'l1'S Club, lbotlvrll 1, 2, 3', 4 Bcrsketlvfill 2, llrrselmll 1, 25 'l'1uck 2, 3, fl', VVrs1s:tl1nq 33 llllliliftilllfllf 'ills-ovvn Can VVf11t : Hllasty lln-c1t , 'lifiuzs liy 'l'a111-, Purdue preparell Here comes the Bearmobile. MARLENE EITENMILLER New Moonwp A Cappella IlllOll, Student Cmrnml, A.rst:1a Club llmiclcrult Cluli, Wvd- ne-S-'lax' S1113 Cute and clever. smile disarming. Everyone finds her charming. e23:b DARLENE FISCHER AA leg lxlr iwls '.1b Y teens Fel- ., .. f-1. L, True worth can scarce be measured. WILLIAM FISHER l Moon A Cmiivllti f:liOll Ulf Club: ir.-, iff Sir.: Pm' ss nn! Check 'rs W'esff 1 l 'l 1f:i: Mcnfidf: l Not too quiet! IOHN FORNOFF tl li'u'.'s:' fflvls' ffm r-is fflxib' We-rim-:day i l'H' S s':1 Lf-'i'I':H l':::l:1rt'1 find ll'm':nj1 Patience is 'he best rem:-dy tor any trouble. PIERRE I-'RANCOIS 'ri Wwzfif-rlfil:-'l G'Q'-11 Grow tlv- '. T3 --rgixnsi l.-vs lirrints l'5l Vfwrzerty filrll N-inf:-W Hari-1 Owliwztrfi llvzys it lll t Sl:-'.-fi Lmiiww l3wtlvf1ll Z, llmxvf-rl W xii ', llosty llvoltw, Pulcmots, fflwmk 'lv I I got better results when I argue alone. HELEN LOUISE FREED '-'L U.-LL: Y 'lewis' Wuilrv-.1,if1y n ' l Always out tor a good time- Well. is that a crime? VIRLENE FREITAG : Y-Tw nz' lml 'L .l A .frtrm lib ::.- 1. lag' Sing To all her smile is extended Bv her no one is offended. SENIOR CLASS e249 yi .I ,Q CAROL ANN FREIDINGER 'ig i'.r. Cxls 'lyk Y-T'-ir.: fif ' Your first impression-quiet . . . But these girls can make quite a stir. MARTY FREIDINGER AA-inf H, L's:H ' Hi' St .'- l,,- 11 1 Ll.: riictlx-til Q i':cl1l . Q' -l' Books are all right. but they're a bloodless substitute lor lite! YOLANDA FRIGARD ' MCIUI. HA N iyg' -1.1 'Trot' G A A - 'I 1. Clwl: Gi'l.f 'juli beivg Ll Au:1t'm ffl..l All fllub. Il happiness were music. she'd be a song IAMES GARDINER Iiolcvlrlvs Clulug lil?-lllI'lQ and lluxitmq Be swift to hear, but slow to speak. WILLIS GARDNER G:-tori Grow the Lillies , Wedn+1s:iv'1y SHN Happiness is cheaper than worry. Why pay more? BARBARA ANN GARLS Student Council: G A A , 'lap Clmlv 1950 Sprzrli Frolic l3r1ncmalgG1rls' Clul: ALlKjllOlll1m USllt'l Y-Teens: DFI Club Ii you don't have a good opinion of yourself. who will? -ed SE IOR CLASS LA VONNE GIANESSI 'l'om SawVvr g Crm-ii Grow tlie Lilacs 5 Alive in VVondvrlt1rid p Heaven Can Wait g 'lliwspiariaz Lu: llrilants- l945l Vazif-ty Sliowy 1951 Va:ii't': Show A Carpella Clioir' Student Coiuivilp GA A. Girls' Cluby Y-Te-crisp Austria Clnlu, Los Caiiqimatadon-sg Cheerleader. She has what it takes to get along Going through life with a smile and a song. FRANCES GLASFORD llaricl: Sllltllllli Council: Tap Clizbg Girls' Clulny Auditorium Llralu-if Wednesday Sina Malorette. Small and neat. winsome and sweet. DOYLE H. GLASS Studi-nt Council: Boys' Club: Varsity Club: l.Pllt'!Illttlt'S Club- President of lumor A Classy lbotltall l ll', 3', Al', Basketball l, 'l', 3', -1'g 'llrnnirz l', T, 3', -'l': Hasty Heart . When it comes to tennis and girls the Tiger's technique is perfect. ROBERT GOETZE f'.lf'.A. It's batter to wear out than to rust out. IO ANNE GOLIANIS PlfKlNlANg Les llntantsp New Moon g A Cap- pcflliw Clioirp Girls' Club: Yfleensg Austria C it N Her laughing eyes symbolize sparkling good humor. IAMES GOODIN New Mooring Boys' Clubp A Cappella Clioirg Band Dance Band, Not lazy-just don't feel like workin'. MARGE GARMAN Pekinois Editor-in-Chiefq Quill and Scrollg Green Grow the Lilacs g Les Entants: New Moon g 1949 Variety Showy 1951 Variety Sliowp Melody Maids: A Cappella Choir. Student Councilg President ot Girls' Club: State Presi- dent of F.T.A.y Y-Teens: Fellowship Club: Ss-nior Commrtteey Hasty Heart . Marge is really tops. we're glad to know her and proud to be her lriends. MARGARET GARRETT G A.A 1 Wednesday Sing: Chess and Checkers, Her ways and words are winning. BARBARA GEBHARDT 1949 Varie-ty Show: 1951 Variety Show, Stu- dent Council: G.A,A: Tar' Club Gizls' Club, l'T.A.g Auditorium Usherg Y-Tuoriisg Cheer-- lrhaderg Secretary-Trvasurer ot Sopliornare Classy Heaven Can Wait , Most of all she enioys being with the gang. RICHARD GENDA Les lfntantsg 1949 Variety Show: Band: Boys' Clubp Movie Operator. The world is no better if we hurry. HARRY GENSEAL llot Stove League. Bewarel I may yet do something sensational. GLORIA GERECKE l7l'IKlNlANg Peklnoisg GA.A,p Girls' Clubg F T.Ag Y-'l'vf'-nsg National Honor Society, Co- op Club, Wednesday Sina V1cfHPri-siderit ot Freshman Class She's charming. friendly. and kind: Girls like Gloria are hard to find. GZSD LARRY GOODWIN Ilfivs' Club'-Ilobbws Club' llot Stove LC-aqucfg Ini.s1:1al Inlwcatmn Club. An exponent ol slow motion. SHIRLEY GORSAGE FIQIIITCIATI, Talent Stat? iGre-en Cwrow tlte Lalfirs Les llnlantfzz ' New Moon , l95l Vari- etv Slvuwq Molodv Maulsp A Camella Choir, Student Counczl, Girls' Clubg Y-Teens, IW-Ilowszlur Club, Austria Club, Ilomvcomtng Quwen Senior Cmxtmtttv-e She's sweet as a rose With plenty of beaux. VERNA DEAN GOSNELL C A A F H A, Il Ii Club, Fellowslut Ciubg 'Wfvinc-stlay Sing A happy heart and a willing mind. LUANNA GREDELI. Band Orchestra, GA Ag Gtrls' Club, Fellow- siut Club: Austria Club, The best in lriends. ROBERT GRENDEI. Bova' Club, Wednesday Sinag Hot Stove League, Football lg Ttack 2, 3, 45 Cross Coun- tty I never have much to say. but I do a lot of thinking. DONALD GRIFFIN Slutlffnt Council: Hobbies Club, Cliff-ss and 'flu---ckf-rs, Fcotball 2 Track 2, Intramural, Doc SE IOR CLASS cf 26 in IEAN GUILE Wednesday Stnq, Y Tr-ens, Girls' Clulvg VI' A., G,A.A. ll you would have a lriend. be one. IERRY HALL Alice in Wontlerlanduz Green Grow the l.tlacs g Les Enfants Band 1949 Van'-ty Sltcw: lllil Vane-ty Shaw Orchestra A Carr-ella Choir, E-ovs' Club, Hobbits Club: Hot Stovr- I..f?GCILlC'j Ftshmq and I-lunlma Club, Football I, 2, Intramural. Genius burns beneath his red hair. IIM HALL D E. Club, Movn: Oymratm. Get thee behind me. books. MARY KATHERINE HALL Curls' Clul' Y-Tvens, Austria Club She never bores anyone by talking too much. BOB HALLER Boys' Club, Movie Operator, Onward, onward. time in thy flight And make the bell ring belore l recite. LORETTA HAMANN Pekinoisg A Cappella Choir, Girls' Club, l',H,A 5 Y-'leensq Wednesday Sung. She makes friends. not acquaintances. RALPH HODGSON l'1'.A, Boys' Club, DO. Club Lessons are surely a bore- I'1I be glad when there are no more. MARLENE HO!-'FERT Rand Ozclzeslra. Girls' Club: Y-Teens Cc-op Club Fellowship Club She is a lriend faithful and true. MARGY HOFFMAN llr'lC11'tl'tl1i, PliKlNlANg Talent Statlp Quill and Scroll Lf-s Enlants, 1949 Variety Show: Stu- df-nt 0uriC11, Girls' Club Austria Club Margv's heart. like the moon. is always changing: but there's always a man in it. NEAL HOFFMAN 1111 Vluli Wt-dnes-'lay Sxna- Hot Stove Lvaaue Lettvzxnens Club, Wrestlina Club: WtL'Sll1l1fl T, 3', -i . Groaner and Grappler. LARRY HOLMES blot Slovt- Leaaus-, Varsity Club Lettc1men's Club lnclustrial Education- Football 1, 2, 4 7 Track 2 3' 4' Crass Country 3', Love me: love my car. EDWARD HOLT Student Council: FTA: Boys' Club: Austria Club: Art Club President, Every artist is at Srst an amateur. SENIOR CLASS TERRY HANCOCK New Moon p 1951 Variety Slmwp A Cappella Choirp Boys' Clubp Movie Operator, Hobbies Clubg Hat Stove Leaquu, Goll 2, 3, fl. A good guy-nice to know: Putting on airs with him just doesn't go. VIOLA HANEY Girls' Club, Y-Teens. ls she quiet and demure? Maybe-but don't be too sure. DONNA HARVEY New Moon , A Cappella Choir: Girls' Clubg Y-Teens Co-op Club, Music Theory, Wednes- day Sing. Blond bombshell. IAMES A. HENRY A Cappella Chong Varsitv Clubq Lettmme-n's Clubg Football 1, 2 , 3', 4': Basketball 1, 2' 3', 4, Baseball 1, Track l, 2, -1', Heaven Can Wait , They say better men than l have lived. but l doubt it. IAMES E. HERGET Talent Staflp 1 Remember Mama y All My Sons , Cliinlc Chatter, Tliespiansg 1949 Variety Show, 1951 Variety Sliowg Student Council President: Tours by Tape: Athletic Usher, Boys' Club: Varsltv Club, Prs-sident ot Letter, men's Club, President ol Fresliman B Class, Football 1, 2 , 3', 42 Basketball 1, 2, 3g Track 1 2' 'K' 4'- Heaven Can Wait , Senior Comiruttee. I His line and his talent are pure magicl BARBARA HERRON Y-Teens, Co-op Club, Wednesday Sing Not loud and noisy-pleasantly still: But when it's important. talk she will. wx: fs 44 27 CAROL HORNBACK ofop Clnlvg Fcllowslnp Cluby Bustnr-ss Club. A manner ever pleasing. f-1 DAVE HORNBACK Green Grow the Lilacsnp 15151 Variety Sltowg llancz- Randy llot Stove Lf-aqueg l'luavnn Can Wait . Oh. when he plays his guitar- FRANCES IEFFORD 1'-21l0'.-:sity Club lrlandcmft Clubg Wednesday Sma Los: f c:nqtz1s!ado:e:z What wisdom is greater than kindness? LOUIS CAROL IIBBEN Now Mnnn : A Cappvlla Clxoirg l'.F.A,p Boys' 'l'.r FeIIf'.vsl.xp C1-.le Rush on mad world: I care not. BILL IONES lvlovv- Cp---:atrv Never let your studies interfere with your education. PHYLLIS KA EBEL Student Council: Tap Clnlvg 1950 Spring Ftolic llrlnctpalg Gnln' Club: Co-op Clnbg Library Clnbg Wt-drmsday Singg Business Club Presi- ,qnpl W A smile that wins the heart. SE IOR CLASS 44289 b KENNETH KARNES FI-'.A.g Baskz-thall 2, His vocation: farming: his avocation: basketball. ELEANOR KELLY l H.A' iiinfigtaff 'Cl .lr 'h't'ir2e-s3'l'1',' fijlll. Some may laugh and some may talk, But l'll do both forever. PAT KENNELLY 'lap Cllxb Gttls' Cltilw Anhtzta Cl1.l. A shy miss in our school Who never breaks a rule. MARY LOU KING I' lf A: Aigdxtcrtum Uslwf-T, Hanicwft Clpzlc' Vlfednesday' Sing' Business Club This miss is quiet: she's seen. not heard. CHARLES KITCHELL Pekinotsp New Moon , 1951 Variety Show: A Cappella Choirg Hobbies Club: C114-ss and Checkersg Txaclc 2, 3, 4'g Cross Country 3, 4': Intramural, I stand on the brink ol a great career- Will someone please shove me in? PHYLLIS KOCH GAA: Tar: Club: 1950 Spring Froltc Prin- clpal- GlYlSl Club, Yvleens, Co-op Club So diminutive, so petite. Blonde hair and awlully sweet. EVELYN LAW Talent Stall- Student Council, Girls' Club: Y- Teens: Wednesday Sing: Travel. Never a dull moment. DON LEE Student Council: Hitler Club: Football 2: Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4': Basc-1ball2', 3', 4'p Track 1. Senior sheik seeking sophomore meek. MARIOHIE LEONARD Nev: Moon : A Cappella Choir- GAA.: Girls Club YTQE-ns Fellowsbii Club' Aus- - . .l r. tria Club: Wednesday Sing. Always accompanied by her smile. SHIRLEY LEWIS Pekinois: PEKINIAN Co-editor: Talent Staff lfditor, I Herne-mbvr Maman: Green Grow the Lilac:-: : Heaven Can Wait : 'New Moon , Alice in Wonderland , Thespians: Les llntants, i949 Variety Show- A Cappella Choir, Student Council, Girls' Club Austria Club. Lite is too short lor her- To do all she is capable of doing. WILLIS LICHTENBERGER Wednesday Sing: Hot Stove League: Fishing and Huntina. Hack 'om up. Ioe. MARY LIESCHEIDT Auditorium Usher: Y-Teens: Austria Club: Wednesday Sing. Always a pleasure to be around. SENIOR CLASS LLOYD KUMPF Wednesday Sing: llot Stove League: ulnleavori Can Wait . We often see this lad about, Into mischief without a doubt. MARLENE KUMPF Band: Student Council: Tap Club: Girls' Club: F,T.A: Y-Teens: National Honor Society: School Treasurer: President ot Co-op Club: Secretary-Treasurer ot Freshman B Class. A secretary any boss would like to have. ROGER LACOCK 1951 Variety Show: A Cappella Choir: Boys' Club: Movie Operator: Los Conquistadores: Intramural. Much mirth and no madness. All good and no badness. IUNIOH LANDIS Hot Stove League: Fishing and Hunting: Track l, Z, 3: Intramural. He's had a merry time. DEAN LARTMORE Movie Operator: D,O. Club. Worry little. study less- My idea ol happiness. BARBARA LARKIN Student Council: Girls' Club: Austria Club: Wednesday Sing. Such as she are always needed. 44292 g 'w W1 I-13 Nt 'Na 1711: 1-1. -ilk' 1'-zz' 'P .r.':1 Gmf: I 1.1 F ri A , GEORGE LINDSEY -'int zrfifry Surg, lrltxaiwaml Lite's no longer it we hurry. BETTIE LLOYD A 'UI'-tr.-1,-j1'.' Elm: ii :San-'ss ! 1.1X Be wise worldly, not worldly wise. WALTER LONG Flwilt Serious, but friendly in whatever he does. MARILYN MACMILLAN Av...t,1J rf Wi- lnf-.:-ia',' Sana When there's work. she gets it done. DAVID IVIADALOZZO w Moon , A Cappella IT1lOlIJ Plioloalapliy b, I'xs1m1na and Huntmfz David is a merry lad. Always laughing. never mad. NORMA MAHRT 1:1r 111. ffluh A'1.a :1 Cltgb Woinesf Sin: Her blush is modesty. SENIOR CLASS e302 MONA MAILE Tar: Club We-finesday Stn! A smile is worthless until it is given away. BOB MARTIN 1101 Stovv League, Vaxslty Club, lnrlwlrztwlal liducation Club, Football 1, 25 Track 2, 11, f1', lntramural. There's always mischiel in his eyes. MARY ANN MCCLARENCE ' Green G:ow the- Ltlacfs' 1.-Gs 1fn7'1n',: Nw,-,' Moon WAR VarxetyS11nw, 1951 Va'1vI'.' Show A Cappeha Choir GA A Tap C'1u1- thrlfc' Club, W1--'tru'-:aday SIIYJ She has the only convertible we know oi that won't convert . BOB MCCORD '1'a1ent Staltg Les linlants, 12149 Vans-ty Show, Student Council FTA AI?11et1: Ufli-4' Boys' Club PW-Siflf-nt of 1 resi:min A 'fuss Ansfzza Ciigh- Varsw. Club Lvttf-'mens 1'11w Rook Club A Cippeila Cizox' Musxc 'f1'.1i 1951 Variety Show Football 1, 21, 3 Rusk,-1111111 1. l1', 3', 4' Cross Country -1 Gall 1 2' ,1', 4'. Good looking. clever. popular. too: An athlete good in whatever he'll do. MARILYN MCCOWAN Pekinois, lianclg G A.A, Tap Club, Gnls' Club, F,11.A, DE. Club, Wednesday Sma. Her eyes shine Irom a certain ring's reflection. DELBERT H. MCGOWAN PEKINIAN IARC? an Wor1i+-Hand 11'--:wif-rx! 01 Les Friiants, 1949 V1'1-'ty Shaw Stud--nf Council F.'1'A Boys' f'1'.1w, P'-rslfir-nt of Atl Club Now the way I see it . . . ICANN MILLER Nm-W Mrwmlnp A Ctipyu-llu Choir, 'llip Cluby fRilIlS' fIlllI7 With the car lull ot people and Io behind the wheel. who can tell what will happen? SHIRLEY MINYARD Vo op C'lulw ll-llowslxzp Vlgb She works in good iaith. RICHARD IVIITCHELL lloys' Clllllwg I'I0l Stovw Lmiglwg Hillo Club. It he will. he will: you may depend on it. BETTY LOUANNE MITTS Green Grow the I..llx1C5' AClw't'ritLm3s Ot 'limn Sowyt-1 Les Entnnts New Moon 1951 Vnzxely Slmw, Melody Marais A ffcppell: ff'lr01: 'llil' Vlub Guls lflnb FTA Audl- lozmm Ural:-I: We-dnwsrllix Sang. As eliervescent as champagne. MARILYN MOLL G A,A.g CTU op Clubg W:-tinvscluy Sum, Clie-ss mimi Clwclcl-rs. Efficient in her quiet way. FERN MORRISON N--w Moon 1951 V-irlvtv Show A Cappella fflml: 'llip Vlwl' Girls Club Los QIGHQKLISICIA lo x Love for one. friendship for many. and good will tor all. SE IOR CLASS MAURICE MCLAUGHLIN ljI'lOlOL1lC1lWllY Clubp Football 1, 2 A pleasant and truly likeable fellow. DONNA IEAN MCMILLAN Pekmrw. Ativuzllsilm Mcmoqer: l.--:1 lhlnntsz, Bond 0'Cl:-rstrc, Stull:-nl Vourlcil Girls' fflub, Alldlliifllllll Llshflz' Y 'lF-f-ns Co-or Vllglf Sincere in her quest lor knowledge. ARLESS IVIEAHL liol Slove Iuf'GQl2?'f Lollz-z'n'1un's: Ululig llille Clubp lbotlmll Mcntiqwrq lluskellmll IVIK'll'lflQf,'lj Bcxselinll Muncigerg Class Country 2: Ullvcxvrwi Can Wlillll. His mirth will never die. IOYCE MERTENS Tc: Flnb Argdxtorinm Usiwz Y-'l'-wus: Without lun lite would be a mistake. BILL MILAM Movie Opmulorg Football l, 3, 4: 'Vmck Mun- agar. Laughs and talks with everyone. BEVERLY MILLER Girls' Club, Y-Teens Gracious and friendly. 44 31 77 PAUL MORRISON Pix:-tograrlzjf fflub, Fellowshrp Club, Fcctball l, 2, Virtue is its own reward. IOHN NACK fllfllllf fflrattefr- l95l Varif-ty Slrow Pancr- Band Student ffounrzlp Atrrlettc Usher Boys' Clul' Hot Stove- League, Varsity Club, DO Club, Treasure-r' at Freshman A Class, Fact' ball 1, fly Baskr-tball 1, 2, Tfrnms 1, 2, He's always done his best and hi.s best is always good. GARY WARREN NEWELL A Cappella Choir, Student Counctly Athletic Uslvrrg Boys' Clubg Hot Stove Leaqueg Varsity Club, Lf-ttf-rmerr's Club, Hitle Clubg Football 'li' 21.32 4'- Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, Z', l Aireal sport: an all-around good iellow. DICK NOLTE LGU-en Grew the l.1laCs FFA: Wtostlrna flwb Cross Country 4, Wrf-stltna 3, fl , lntra- mural. Strictly business--monkey business. ERNEST R. OATS Les Enfarrtsf Band: Ulweerlc-ads-r, DF, Clubg Ttgmhltna Club Intramural I can't be bothered with serious thoughts. FRANCIS OBERLE l95l VGYtf'f'f' Show FFA., Boys' Club. Men ot few words ore the best men. SE IOR CLASS 4329 MARCIA O'BRIEN Y-Teens. Transfer tram Fluslrutq lltalr Sclmrvl, Fluralfxing, Mrclttgan, Once a friend, always a Iriend. IEANIE O'KEEI E 19451 Vartety Straw: l5lSl Vatu-ly Show, A Cap- pella ChOllj 'Tap Club, Aublttrrrrum Usher. What a perfect pin-up girl she is. ANNA MARIE OSTERMAN G.A.A.: Tap Club, Wedm-sday Sing, Art Club. Always hurries, never pokes. RALPH PALMER Wednesday Sung Hot Stove L-agua Frslxmg and Hunttna Club. An outburst ot silence. BERNIECE PARRISH Tap Clubg Wednesday Sung, Suppress me it you can. DAROLDE IENE PETRI Fishing and lriuntmq Club: Track 2, 3. Half a loot is better than no chance to loaf at all. RONNIE ROBINSON Business Club. Always working to get ahead. KENNY ROCKHOLD PFKINIAN: Pekinois: You Can't Take lt With You : Adventures ot Tom Sawyer : Student Council: Austria Club: Hot Stove League: President of Freshman B Class: President of Sophomore B Class: Intramural, He could smile his way out ol anything. IOHN RODCAY Band: Movie Operator: DE. Club: Chess and Checkers. CUYQIIOO. DOI CCYQIBSB- IANE RUST Pekinois: Les Enfants: New Moon : A Cap- riella Choir: Girls' Club: F.T.A.: Y-Teens: Wednesday Sing. Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. IOHN SARL Student Council: F,F.A.: Boys' Club, l .F.A. pin-up boy. SYLVIA SABINE Pekinois: Talent Stall: Quill and Scroll: Ad- veriiurfes oi Tom Sawyer : Green Grow the Lilacs : Thespians: Les Hntants: New Moon : 1949 Variety Show: l95l Variety Show: Melody Maids: A Capgipella Choir: Student Council: Los Conquista ores: Heaven Can Wait . Her lavorile sport-baseball. ot course. SENIOR CLASS GLEN PHILLIPS A Cappella Choir: Student Council: Varsity Club: Lettermen's Club: Rifle Club: Football 1, 2', 3', 4': Basketball l, 2', 3', 4': Baseball l', 2', 3', 4'. Why girls leave home. RICHARD PHILLIPS F.F'.A.: Varsity Club: Football 3, 4. I wish the lellow who invented work had finished it. CHUCK REID Student Council: Boys' Club: Wednesday Sing: Cheerleader: President oi Senior Class: Book Club: Tennis Club: Tennis 2, 3', 4'. He seems to lind time lor everyone: In truth, he's a loyal PCHS son. PI-III. RENNER PEKINIAN: Fellowship Club: Wednesday Sing: DO. Club: Fishing and Hunting Club. Books were made tor worms alone. The sight ot them makes me groan. IOANN RHOADES Y-Teens: Wednesday Sing: Vice-President ot Business Club, Little she said. but she played well her part. EVELYN RITCHEY Girls' Club: Y-Teens: DE. Club: Fellowship Club: Handcralt Club: Wednesday Sing. Warm or cold. shine or rain. Evelyn's smile seems to remain. 44332 RICHARD SAMS Pekinois: Quill and Scroll: Green Grow the l..1lacs : Alice in Wonderland : Les Enlants: Band: Dance Band: Orchestra: Boys' Club: Heaven Can Wait . Pass the scalpel. please. VEDA SAMUELSON G A.A,: Secretary of F.H.A.: Vice-President of FH A.: D E. Club: Handcraft Club. The kind ol girl you always look at twice. KEITH R. SANDERSON l95l Variety Show: Student Council: Boys' Club: Hot Stove League: Tennis 1, 2: Intra- mural: Basketball Manager. All great men are dead or dying: I don't feel so well myself. WAYNE SAUDER F,F.A.: Boys' Club. Small friends may prove good Iriends. ITM SCAMP Boys' Club: Austria Club: Wednesday Sing: Varsity Club: Football 2: Track 2. Iirn and his car-the inseparable pair. LYLE RICHARD SCHERMER Band: Orchestra: Student Council: F,F.A.: Boys' Club: I.ettermen's Club: Football 3', 4 . Is there a girl in Pekin Hi h who hasn't dreamily uttered a sigh- gh, lor a date with Dick. ? ,.. my SE IOR CLASS 44 342 DONALD G. SCHOTT New Moon : A Cappella Choir: Co-op Club: Business Club: Wednesday Sing. Nonsense and study don't agree: I'm sure the latter's not for me. AGUSTA IANE SCOTT Transler irom Canton High School. Live wirel PATRICIA ANN SELBY A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: Girls' Club: Audi- torium Usher: Y-Teens: Wednesday Sing. A girl to be relied on. DONALD SEVERE A Cappella Choir: Boys' Club: Movie Opera- tor: Varsity Club: l.ettermen's Club: Rille Club: Football 1, 2, 3', 4': Baseball I. A shiek and always at his best. CLARENCE LEROY SHEETS Hot Stove League: D.O. Club: Industrial Edu- cation Club: Wrestling 2, I might be better it I tried- But it's awfully lonesome being good. PHYLLIS SHIRLEY Band: G.A.A.: Girls' Club: Y-Teens: Los Con- quistadores. Her definition lor a man- A pain in the neck. RICHARD STOCKWELL Rifle Club: Football 3, 4'. Bruno . DON STRASSER Wednesday Sing: Iiot Stove League: lndus- trial llducationy Football 3, 4 . May his luture be as rosy as his cheeks. MELBA STUMPH Prakinois: New Moon : 1951 Variet Show: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: Girls' Clulln: Wed- nesday Sing. It'n nice to be nice when you're naturally nice. LARRY SULLIVAN Wednesday Sing: lndustrial Education Club: Football 1: Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2. He is liked by everyone. And you'll iind him full of fun. DONALD F. SUMMERS Pekinois: Talent Stall: Les Enfants: 1951 Vari- vtv Show: A Cagpella Choir: Student Council: Athletic Usher: oys' Club: Wednesday Sing: Varsity Club: Lette-rmen's Club: Book Club: President ol Sophomore B Class: Football 1, 2, 3', 4': Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. What the devil won't do to you. women willl DON TEGTMEYER New Moon : 1949 Variety Show: A Cappella Choir: Wednesday Sing: Art Club: Fishing and Hunting Club, I'll be glad when they say unto me- Thou art graduatedl ' SE IOR CLASS MARY LOU STURM SISK Y-Teens. Cupid's arrow hit its mark. When it landed in her heart. ED SKAGGS Boys' Club, Hobbies Club: Varsity Club: Lets terrnen's Club: Rille Club: Football 1, 2, 3', 4 : Football Captain: Track 1, 2', CK , 4': Wrest- ling 1 : Intramural. For all we know. He may he a future Red Grange. MARY ELLEN SMALLWOOD A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: Tap Club: Girls' Club: Austria Club: Wednesday Sing. Quiet-at times. DOROTHY SORENSON Band: G.A.A: Tap Club: 1950 Sgring Frolic Principal: Girls' Club: Y'Teens: o-op Club: Wednesday Sing, Oh. lor that gilt of gab. JANET STEINKAMP Y-Teens: Wednesday Sing. Sometimes smiling. sometimes serious. But always friendly. IOE BERT STEWART Wednesday Sing: Chess and Checkers. Home from the seas. 44352 COLLEEN TEMPLE Tar Club. Girls' Club. There are iust some things that puzzle meI CAROLYN THIES Y-'l'1-ens. Not made tor lolemnity. BETTY THOMAS Gwen Grow the L1lacs , New Moon , A Cappella Choir, Sludenl Council: F.T,A., Dc-bale: Nalional Forensic League: Y-Tef-ns, Discussion Club, Austria Club, Wednesday Sma: Tours by Tape. One of our peppy all-round girls. HAROLD THOMAS Fellowship Club, Wednesday Sing. Happy and gay- That's his way. NANCY THOMAS ' Green Grow ilie l,1laCs : Alice in Wonder- land , The-s1:1ans5 1951 Variety Show, Band, A Cappella Choirg F.H,A,y Wednesday Sing, Hi-ave-n Can Wall . What's the matter, don't you believe me? DONALD THOMPSON I-io! Slove League Always happy. always grinning. Life lor Don is just beginning. SENIOR CLASS 44362 KENNETH TOBIAS Pholography Club, DD Club, H01 Slove League. Where there's a will. there's a way. TOM TRUMPY Athletic Usher, Varsity Club, Lf-1lermcn's Club, Rille Club, Football l, 2, Baskelball l, 2, 3 , 4', Baseball l, 2', 3', 4? Some are wise-some are otherwise. MARY ELLEN TUCKER GA A.: Handcialt Club. Manner. not gold, is a woman's best adornment. PAT TYLER A Cappella Choir, CLA A1 Girls' Club: C0 O 1 Club, Wednesday Sing, Vice-President al J- Teen lnler-Club Council. Hard to describe and just as hard to equal. MARILYN VANDEHWATER GA A.: Gills' Club, Y-Tee-ns Ulf. Club, Ful- lowship Cluhq Wednesday Sing. She'll find a way or make one. RICHARD VAN ROSSEM l9Sl Varioiv Showg Stride-nt Couricilg Hoya' Club, Hot Stove League. In life he finds a lot ot lun. IIM WARD Pa-lclnaisp Nt-w Moon , l95l Variety Snowy A Cappella Climr- Boys' Club Art Club Fish- inq and Hunting Club Wednesday Sing: Los Conquistadorvs Footballl 2 lntzazriwal. Anchors Aweighl NANCY WEBER 'Tap Clubg l:'ll.A.g We-dnt-sday Slllll ln serving school. she was ever true. PAUL WEGHORST Gwen Grow the l.1l.1Cs Student Cc-.mctl Boys Club Movie Ops-zatoz' Wear:--siay Suu See your Nash dealer for that airflyte ride. WINII-'RED WENDLAND Gllltii Cluby Austria Club Wednesday Smg. Always faithtul and true. GEORGE WEYHRICH Baxuig lllf. Club: Wednesday Sinqz llot Stove Lf-aqlmp F'lSllIlIQ and lluntinag lYlllC'lll1UliGl. Curly hair. sparkling eyes. When he's in his car. he fairly flies. BILLIE MAE WHITE Pelcxnnzs A Cappella Clioxr Student Ccunctl Tait Club, Girls' Club, Auditorium Usher, Co- op Clubg Austria Clubg Wednesday Sing. When you hear a laugh ring through the air. Iust look behind you-Billie's there. SE ICR CLASS DON VEERMAN Wednesday Singp lniramural. No time for grief. MARLENE VOGEI. A Cappella Choir, Student Councilp Y-Teens: Austria Club: Wednesday Singg Heaven Cari Wait . Marlene has a smile lor everyone. BARBARA WALBERT New Moon g A Cappella Choir: G,A.A.r Girls' Clubg Auditorium Usborg Y-Teenrsg Co-op Club: Wednesday Sing. Always willing to do her part. LELAND WALKER Boys' Club- Hobbies Club, Wednesday Sing: liot Stove Leagueg Varsity Club: Le-ttf-i'men's Clubg little Clubg Football 3', 45 'lrack 2g Wrestling 1. I never think of the future: It comes soon enough. BERNADINE WANLESS Fellowsliip Club. Wisdom is knowing what to do next. Virtue is doing it. BRADLEY WARD Pekinoisg Alice in Wonderlanduz Les llnlants: Athletic Usherg Boys' Clulvg Movie Operator, Wednesday Smgg lndustrial liducationg Foot- ball 2. Quiet. handsome. tall- We cannot list them all. 2 QQ 37 vb BRUCE WHITMORE llrwt Stow' Lvaqufr, Ll-uw-rmf,n's Club, Golf l, 7. Q. 1. Goll. anyone? RICHARD WIDBY Alklvuc Uslrr-r llnr Slave Lreagur-, Varsrty Clzglr Loltr-rrrrcrr':: Club, Frslung and llunurrq Clulv, Frmtlrall l, 2, Basketball I, Track 3, Cross Country ll', lnlramural. Full ol lun and clever jokes. IACK WILLIAMS Arlrl-'irc USll'1f, Hays' Club, Movie- Operalar, lla! Slnv-- lmaauf-I Foolball l, 2. Omar. ihe lenlmaker. NANCY CAROL WILLIAMS CAA 'Tar Club, Girls' Club, Wednesday C ol IICI When Nancy finishes. she'll go lar- Away from schools. wherevex they are. SHIRLEY WINTERS Grrls Club, Y-Te-4-ns, Fr'-llowslrrp Club. A mos! quiet. ellicienl gal. Always sporting a winning smile. EVELYN WISEMAN Grrlrs' Club Y-Tofvrrs, Auslrra Club, Wedn-ss' -lay Srnq A true pal. I SE IOR CLASS Q4 38 nb 0 qv DARLENE WOLFE G A A., Y-Teens. While you're alive-livel SHIRLEY WOLGAMOTT New Moon , l95l Varrety Show, A Carpe-lla Clrorr, Girls' Club, Y-Teens With work to do she gels il done. But she's never too busy to ioin the fun. GERALD WOODS Movie Operator, Wecirwsolay Sxna, D O Club, Frshrng and Hunlrng Club, Wrr-stlrrrq 2. When I think I must speak. ROBERT M. WRIGHT Talonl Stall, Sruclenl Councrl, Allrletrc Uslrvr, H01 Slove League, Letlmme-n's Club, Book Club, Treasurer ol Pre-slrnran B Class, FT A, A Corrrrella Chorr, Boys' Club, Austria Clulmg Cross Country 4, Te-nnrs l, 2', fl', 4', Intru- mural. Bucky finally reached his goal: he beat Doyle Glass in tennis! BERNICE ZIELINSKI G A A, Girls' Club: Fellowslrrp Club, Auslrrcr Club, Wednesday Sing. I coun! ii a sin. if no! a crime. To slay home and sludy all lhe time. Student Body Elects New President Boing Student Council President is one ot the greotest honors o senic: con have. The election was held during the lirst week in Moy. Prelitninoix bolioting, liniiting the condidotes to eight boys ond eight girls, then to tout boys ond tour girls, woe done by the tgculty ond Student Council 1Hftl1'tl'J9I'F1 The student body then ngrrovved the nuniloer to two ond two. After o dgv ct conipoigning, which included speeches, posters, ond stunt' tiie linol election wos held.. The victory dotnce took ioloce in the girls' gyin the night ol the linol held on the tennis courts concluding the inost iinportont doy cl the school yeor The Old Congrutulcxtes the New Iohn Lindquist Iim Herget it 39 wx election Alter Mr. Peterson onnounced the winner, lint Herget, o portv was Junior Class Participating at last in the many adventures of an upperclassman, our activities began early last fall with the production of the Iunior Class Play, Green Grow the Lilacsf' While the ground was still enveloped in a blanket ot white snow, the committees were selected for the lunior-Senior Prom. This being the main highlight of the year, all the members of our class strived tot beauty and originality, hoping the prom would turn out to be another great success. An eventful year came to a climax with the exciting election of one of our class members for Student Council President, Junior Class Officers Gladys Iibben Sec.-Treas. Tom Prickett Vice President Lucile Colin President 44 40 D l' 1? Rose Marie Barresi Ralph Bauer Kenneth Becker Martha Bemshausen Ioanell Bingham Bob Bollegar Shirley Bolluyt Alaira Bowen Ioan Brady Doris Breaden Lois Brecher Betty Ann Brown JUNIOR CLASS Daroline Abraham Reita Adams Gary Alexander Paul Allen Phyllis Allen Dolores Andrae Iohn Andrae Rex Andrews Shirley Andrews Darrell Arnold Erma Bacon Louie Baldi .f 03,0 toon 'L JQQQQOQQ Kathrxne Darlene Caldwell L1la Beth Clark Donna Bush b ,R - S fl L.. Iames Chambers 5 .Q '52 K x IX , Sandra Coggins Lucile Colin Robert Cook Kenley Cordts Mary Lou Cottingham lim Crawford Lauretta Dagit Sandra Dall JUNIOR CLASS La Vetta De Boer lack Dickerson Dolores Dickson Charles Dixon Dean Dixon Sara Ann Donahue Barbara Doubet Pat Dowling Mary Lee Eddy Alosia Eichelberger Ronald Ellinghausen Ianice Enos .fy fx lim Gorsage Louis Graber Ioan Granger Claire Grant Ronald Gregory lack Grider Helen Grubb Patsy Grubb Iack Hall Barbara Hamann Norman Hansen Ellen Hanthorn JUNIOR CLASS Mary Ellen Epkins Barbara Eudaily Patricia Flamme Deloris Friedrich Marian Friedrich Bettie Frings Glenn Fulk Clemence Gangler Martha Ganson Betty Ann Garman Ian Gluba Ianet Wilma Good 121- if Wilma Harkleroad Patsy Harlan Nora Harrison Barbara Hartsock Don Hauser Marlene Herchenroder Frank Helmig Barbara Hendricks Nancy Hendrix Norman Hill lack Hirstein Amelia Hoffert Sw , '. REX ,' N I, i A lx A ESR X .1 fi -l A gp. J ' r .y .J 52' ' . 3 3 .IUNICR CLASS 32- Robert Hoffert Ioan Hogue Yvonne Irene Hootman Mahala Huber Irene Huey Helen Hurt Bill Ianssen Ralph Ienkins Gladys Iibben Betty Iohnson Charles Iohnson Iessimae Iohnson Ioyce Linebaugh Ioyce Lohnes Mary Louchart Ieanne Luft Dolores MacNei1 Hugh MacNei1 Nancy Marten Melba Martini Ioanne McFarden William Meinls lack Mellies Arda Miller mann Q 1: I JUNIOR CLASS Bob Iolly lean Iolly Robert Iones Roland Iordan Ioyce Knapp Phyllis Ledrich Richard Lee Sue Lee Donna Leslie Richard Liescheidt Bill Lindsey Elsie Lindsey I . -J 'Ui Emil Monge Elizabeth Moorhouse lim Morgan Barbara Morrow Donald Murray Carol Nash Frank Nau Walter Neavear Bruce Nelson lean Newell Holly Nimmo Shirley Oats lr JUNIOR CLASS Margaret Oberle Ierry O'Keefe Io Ann Olt Darlene Oltman Franklin Parsons Kenneth Petri Idamarie Potts Dale Presley Tom Prickett Icme Rak Ioan Reid Ada Renfer jiflm' Lewis Sarff Lavonne Schmider Alice Seegar Delores Shermer Carroll Short Beverly Shoup Everett Shue Roger Sisk Carol Smith Larry Smith Iesse Sommer Edwin Spiesz JUNIOR CLASS Ronnie Riek Robert Rinaldo Wanda Ripper Betty Rockhold Beth Romcm Io Ann Roos Ronnie Rowan Shirley Rowles Patty Roy Kenneth Runyon Wayne Sanders Dale Scrndrock :UK Betty Staker Iimmy Stauffer Io Rene Stiles Helen Stockert Ierald Stout Richard Strickfaden Doris Strope Gladys Taylor Mary Ann Taylor Marvin Terrill Gerald Thacker Darlene Thomas JUNIOR CLASS 'Y Bob Tibbs Vi.netta Tipton Ianine Trumpy Iim Tucker Audrey Vonderheide Rose Watson lack Westervelt Phyllis Wheat Carol Widby Ioyce Williams Marilyn Wiseman Mary Woll Evelyn Woodward Iean Woost Marilyn Worlow Patricia Wrhel Doris Yavorshak Linda Zoril JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE r.l1:C1betl1 Moerhcuse, Lucile Colin, Alice Seeger, Alosia Ficlmelberger Kenny Becker, and Ed Holtr U Sophomore Gloss Having survived our Freshie year we sophomores invaded the Pekir: High campus feeling that we were well acquainted with the life of a high school student. Headed by our class prexy, Louis Beres, we rolled into our social life planning for the Frosh-Soph party, one of the highlights of our sophomore year. When this was over, We settled down into the daily school routine with many of our class members engaging in the numerous extra curricular activities of PCHS. ' WWW so QMMLW My f I' Sophomore Class Officers Louis Beres President Donna Hodgson Sec.-Treas. Duane Dowell Vice President C4509 Sam Birlcey Beverly Blcxckaby Iohn Blaclcaby Roland Bland Gail Blumensche-in Bob Boharman Don Boldt Don Bradshaw Carolyn Broaden Frank Brecher Mary Brown Pat Brush Ioyce Buchanan Mary lane Buckley Hank Burbridge Mary Ann Burdick Icmice Burnham Ioyce Burnham Carol Bush Bob Bushong Marv Creighton Bettv Crisler Nora Crooks Carmen Curto Ioanno Dannor Michael D'Arcy Lambert De-Boer Donald De-laynvs Marilyn Denninq Nancy Denny Mary Catherine Deraita Sylvia DeSutter Beverly DeWecso Charles Dolen Duane Dowcll Iuanita Downinq Mary Pauline Drury Amy Lou Dunkclberq Mike E. Dunn Michael G. Dunn 488 0--0 XO 3' Donna Gerdcs Paula Gerspacher lohn Ghidina Paula Giffin Iim Glunz Zoe Godby luck Goeize Lois Goodman Kenncih Goss Fred Gossman Teddy Gray Wayne Gschwend Bob Guengerich Eris Gustoff Elsie Hallar Ray Hallar Al Hannan Earl Harkleroad Barbara Harlan Ray Harn VarDeen Eden Sona Edwards Marcia Eggena Robert Ellinghausen Nancy Endicott Dave Ennis Norma Iean Eschmeyer Ierry Fabry Lawrence Farlin Barbara Fischer Don Fischer Louis Freeman Marian Froehlich Ioyce Furrow Barbara Gerber mf- -8 Barbara Holler ludy Holtsberg lack Hoover Cliff Houghton Don Hudson Bill Iansen Charles lefford Hank Iefforcl Hezie Iohnson Bob D. Ioneq Donald lones Dem lurqcns Charles Katz lotana Kaufmann Mary Kelly Ierry Kinq Gary Kluevcr Kav Konisek Arthur Krile Darrell Lacock Minnie Landrith Shirlev Lane Wilma Lannert Frances Larkin Dick Lashbrook Nancv Laughter Kay Laumeier Mary Lou Leonard Shirley Leppor Harold LcSeurc loanne Lindsey Wayne Livengood David Look Shirley Look Iohn Lunini Q .55 4' Gary Newton Gloria Oats Richard Oltman Matt Ondrey Edith Owens Helen Pannier Tom Patrick Lloyd Peake Lera Peters Carol Phillips Gaydene Phillips ludy Phillips Nadene Phillips Richard Pitts Bob Pulis 2 Gene Ralc Iosephine Randle Erma Reed Fritz Reis Ioanne Rife Alice Riley Dianne Rollo Wayne Rowell lim Rust lack Sanqalli Mary Santanna Clarabel Sarfl Marilyn Sarnes Dale Schleder Alvin Schmidt Nancy Scott Carol Sheppert Sally Simpson Ierrv Slack Sharon Smith I A Tom Trainor Mary Tucker George Tuttle Dorla Van Dyke Iohn VanNess Phyllis Vaughn Berniece Vermillion Carol Vogel Danny Vonderheide Robert Walker Dale Walsh lack Walters Ierrv Ward Bill Warner Iohn Watson Vivian Weghorst Nancy Weithe Alan Weyhrich luil White Karalyn Wildeber W Warren Smith William Sommer Floyd Sours Mildred Squire Keith Stackhouse Nancy Stansbury Carol Steele Iudv Stewart Bill Storey Faith Strubhar Avis Sumney Yvonne Templeton Bev Tennell Randy Tharp Wilson Thomas Y ' I 1 Lee Wilder Doris Willoughby Donna Winkler Mari Lou Winters Robert Wiseman Pat Woelfle Norma Wolfer Sharron Wolfer Linda Woodworth Don Wright Ierry Young lim Zieglosky SCPHOMGRE CLASS IN MEMORIAM On August 31, 1951, PCHS students and faculty members were grieved by a truck accident in which Howard E, Fels, a member of the class of 1954, was fatally injured. Howard was a quiet and unassuming person, but was sincerely liked by all who knew him. His enthusiasm in basketball and good sportsmanship should be an incentive to all. Although he was with us only a short time, his simple and friendly Way will long be remembered. S? The short but happy life on earth of one of Pekin high's sophomores came to an end on October 20, 1951, as Leah Rae Simon passed from this world into eternal life. Leah possessed the willingness and capability to accomplish any task set before her and was a friend to everyone she met. She was the first to give help, the last to take credit. C4 58 bb Freshman Class lust as a child holds the hand of his parent when entering a strange place, so We Freshmen followed close on the heels of the upperclassmen as they led us through the halls of P.C.H.S. on Freshman Day. Our experiences of that day seem long ago to us now. In the opening weeks of our career in high school, a Frosh-Soph party was held in our honor to better acquaint us with our fellow underclassmen. We now feel that our orientation period is far in the past as we go gaily through the halls mingling with upperclassrnen and sharing our problems and fun with them. llnmms Freshman Class Officers Barbara Langley Secretary Scott Schmidt Vice President Sharon McGarvey Treasurer Roy Barnes President e59:b Barbara Alexander Roger Alexander Delbert Allen Morris Allen Ronald Andreoni Shirlene Arnett Darrell Artman Phyllis Bailey Palma Baldi Bob Barnard Ronald Barnes Rov Barnes FRESHMAN CLASS Barbara Barthel Iames Bayles Marilyn Behrends Dorothy Bell lohn Bell Roger Benedict lerry Benjamin Adolph Bianchi Donna Bishop George Bishop Darrell Black Bonnie Bodie Patricia Boldon Nancy Boller Iames Bowman Ierry Brantley Lloyd Breaden Arthur Brecher Keith Brown Dick Bruder Pat Cheek Dorothv Christensen Ann Clark lim Clayberg Geraldine Cohenour William Cole Philin Colin Ann Conaghan Ioyce Condor Herschel Cooper Sherill Cordts Donna Crouch Larry Crouch David Crull Diane Culshaw Ellen Dall Lela Davis Walter Davis Warren Davis Douglas Dehnert Duane Buchanan Gloria Buchanan Don Buckley lack Cadwallader Beverly Calvelti Bennie Camden Billy Camden Wall Carl Joyce Carpenter Dick Carroll Phyllis Cassidy Henry Chapman FRESHMAN CLASS - ' ' - '- H KG Mel Deskin Brian DeSollar Marlene Dewey Alice Diegel Barbara Doughty Sheila Dourneen Glenna Doxstader Gene Dutton Marcia Eden David Edwards Mary Alice Ehrlicher Sally Io Eichelberger FRESHMAN CLASS Norita Eitenmiller Clifford Eldert Pattv Elliott Nina Emery Ioyce Endicott Ed Ercegovich Ioe Erceqovich Sally Evans Garry Fales Delores Faux Pat Feaster Edward Fereira lames Fereira Pat Fisher Virginia Eitzanko Gene Fitzgerald Donna Forbis Barbara Frampton Ronald Frazer Ianet Frazier Bill Fredrick lohn Freed Iocxnne French Marvin Friedrich Ioyce Frohling IoAnn Funk Pal Gallagher Ruih Gallagher Don Gorman Virginia Garman Richard Gay FRESHMAN CLASS li F I ' Iudy Horner Franklin Hoyle Leroy Hunt Gloria Icxckson Terry Iackson loanne Iacobs Paul Icmssen Philip Ianssen Irene Iefford Kenneth Iibben Tommy Iones Beverly Karnes FRESHMAN CLASS Helen Keil Beverly Kelly Sallv Kellogg Carlene Kessler Tom Kidd Louis Kindred Donald Kleckner Harold Klein Doris Kohler Barbara Krueger Kay Krohn Frederick Kunz David Kyle Pat Lacoclc Elma Lambert Betty Lampton Lowell Lane Barbara Langley Norman Lantz Beniie Lawson Mary Luthy Howard Mahrt Dianne Muir Linda Marek Frank Marlow loan Marquardt Marv Kay Martens Linda Martin Lula Belle Marlin Mable Martin Marv Io Martin Carole May Virqinia May Iames McCabe Inez McCombs Pat McDowell Carol McFarden Sharon McGarvey Al McGinnes Howard McMillan Bob Lawson Charles Lawson Robin Layer Charles Lepper Richard Lewis Tom Lindquist Martha Lindsey Marty Lehmann Barbara Lohrc-nz Richard Long Carol Ann Lorey Mcxrylin Lough FRESHMAN CLASS 7 ' V Ianyce Meads ' Larry Mecham i Beverly Metcalf Ellen Meyer Bob Milam Shari Io Milkereit Paul Millard loe Mingle l Bill Mitchell Darlene Monge Dennis Montgomery Roy Morley FRESHMAN CLASS Amy Moss Billy Mullen Dianne Mulvey Iohn Murphy Marilyn Nash Ethel Neavear Ioann Nellos Louis Nelson Ruby Nelson Gene Neville Karl Nordling Diane Norris DeEtta Opper Collene Palmer Kay Parks Donna Peck Louise Pescaqlicr ludith Petty Gerald Piro Ronald Piro Phyllis Plaster Barbara Porter Patrick Pratt Gary Prince lack Readv Gloria Rebuffoni Katherine Reed Sandra Rhodes Robert Rigney Charles Riley Ralph Rockwell Sandy Rohrs FRESHMAN CLASS -nv' lane Sclman Gary Sevier Richard Sharp Bill Shepherd Robert Simmons Paul Sipka Wanita Smalley Alan Smith Darlene Smith Frances Smith Shirley Smith Marlene Snyder David Soldwedel Terry Soldwedel Darrell Spies: FRESHMAN CLASS Sharill Splittgerber Russel Stoker Elizabeth Stallings Rose-Mary Stanbery Patty Stovall Byron Svendsen Pat Tarr Don Taylor George Taylor Lucille Taylor Sharon Tc-bben Iim Tegtmeycr Harry Temple Roberta Templeton Dale Tennison Delores Teter Dick Thacker Elsie Thees Charles Thomas Larry Thomas Frank Waremburg Katherine Waremburg lim Warner Bob Waskowski Dick Wherry Annette White Dale Williams Marv Williams Phyllis Williams Dixie Willoughby Kenny Wiseman Bill Wisnoski Lynn Wolfer Bill Wright Barbara Wubben Wayne Yarber Marie Yerly Glenn Zimmerman Timothy Zimmerman ludy Thompson Calvin Thorne Bill Thorne Donald Timm Lyle Tosi lane Trimble Rolland Uphoff Rosalie Utech Ioe Vandak Tom Veerman Larry Vogel Albert Nelson Volk Sandra Von Boeckmnn Carol Wade Beverly Walters H F H if-Q ' I CQLJLQ H 4' H1 sy Qu lf I A N Q 5 s 'R s W ' A X Q- Q XX - M , Q-bgmgf Xg.Q.:XGg X ' Www X XX XX X XX X .X XX I W .www Q - X gxs X X KX X X X .1 -. Mm , .1 , . .XXX X , View: E X 1 . X1 ' X Y Y xv NN Smzxmie ,X gxtl S ws S35 iw gigs-riff :QQ 4 Ns wife-112, X www ., yy L Y W U ,, X .... X .XX msgs'- ,N 1 with X J: 'xmqzm Y . i-,fgfi I ' 1:Tfgly,L'iQ X ,W g Q x3Xqg,X-X, N, M ' 5255 , 9' M . fl 1' Xffzaazarewu X-s 1 PM 11652. s- a3g,E:Fq1gm-iii ,xv Ji' z x. k L if 1'1QlXQ,M'i1' A W X X1 f 1 fi i'..4 , A x wk . Q Y I ff' ,.- I Z ,al Seczted: Shirley Lewis C After a year of hard work and mad rushina to nreet our final deadline, the PllKlNlAN is finally completed. The staff wishes to thank their advisers, Miss Hulse, Mr, Graaa, and Mr, Franz lor their splendid super- vision and much-needed . , pa tience, Vfe hope you enfoy the PEKlNlAN r ' tis much as we have enjoyed l'Tl'OdL1Cll'1Q it for you , o-Hiitor, Vinetta Tipton, Bunsinem: Manaaer, Mia.: Hulse, Adviser. Standing: Mr. Graqa, Mr. Franz, Advisers: Alice Camrn, Co-llrlitor. First row: Bob Walker, Marlene Herchenroder, Gladys Iibben, Mahala Huber, Betty Striker. Row 2: Holly 7-lirnrno, Shirley Lewis, Erma Bacon, Alice Carnzri, Sarah Balclce, Bettis Brown, Kenny Boclchold. Row 3: Mary Lou Coftinaharn, Elizabeth Moorhouse, Bob C. lanes, Duane Dawell, Shrerill Cordtsa, Bruce Nelson, Boll lihrich Row 4: Bob Currie, Vinetta Tipton, Gloria Gereclce, Beth Roman - fb 4 so-' fmt , ti!! X ll, J 'lu 'L Row 1: Vinettci Tipton, Morgy Hoffman, Shirley Gomage, Betty Millie, How 2: Miss Hiilso, Alice Comm, Sliirley Lewis, Merle Emir, Erma Baron PEKINIAN STAFF Polo Currie, Shirley Lewis, Dunne Dowell, Erma Bacon, Alice Cumm, Sarah Balcke, 17' r'-N53 STUDENT CCUNCIL Row 1: Mary Lau Colrinrzlrrurr, Lai.: lirorflwr, loyro l,,fhrrf-,:, Alaara lficlrolboracrr, Vfrrlim-n Fawn, Paula lfgllllll, Gall lilrlrrnzngtclrrsirl, Mcrray llollman, Luclle Colm Row 2: Mary Dwrw Rfikflf, Vmrrtla Tinian, Mary Calh- rlrinw lJY3l'Clll1'1, llianno llarralrlrzon, Shirley Lewlx, LrrVannh Gxarwurzl, Gladys Irbbon, Erma Bacon Amy Mama, Alicia Camm How 3: Wnrllar Carl, Tam Palrirk, Tam Lindquist, Lauizf T21-rms, Palm Tlhrrrh, lim llerarvl, Irupsc Sommer, Ralph lVlOTf'l1.1, lfvrvrhll Shao, David lfnnix. Row 4: Bob Cllrrlf'-, Bob Mc Cord, lla Bock, Richard Vfxn Ramsrrrrx, Glenn Fulk, Delluffrl McGowan, Bob C. laneml Gary Klnfrvar, Ronnie Alexander, Don Lee llan Summers, Hill lanzsrgn. TALENT How 1: Belly Brown, Paula Grrrsracllf-r, Amy lhlnl-:cr-lf laara, Sarah Balffkfr, Leila Gray, Llnda Marok. Row 2: Ada Renfer, lfrrrza Bacon, Holly lrhmmo, Lucllfr Colin, Shirley Lewin, Lou Bernal, Mary BC-lh Gr-rm rvacher Lasshbrook, Carol Shepperl, Duane Dawoll Wright, Sherill Carats, Sandra Von Boarlcrrran Haltcsberg, Barbara Lanaley, Sharron Waller, Camm, Bob Ehrich. Row 4: Dianne Donaldnon, Bally Rorlcholfl, Alluir qar. l3ic'lc Row 3: Bah McCord, lense Sommer, lndy Slhwarl, , Roh , Indy Alicw Sfm- PEKINCIS Clockwise: Pot Dowling, Ken Hockhold, Bill Sommer, Joyce Knapp, Sharon Smith, lane Rust, Ada Mae Re-nfer, lesse Sommer, Betty Brown, Louie Baldi, lack Dickerson, Shirley Bolluyt. F K QUILL AND SCRCLL Seated, left to right: Dianne Donaldson, Shirley Bol- luyt, Bob Currie. Standing. left to right: lesse Sommer, Rich Sams, Pat Dowling, Marge Gorman, lack Dickerson, Holly Nimmo. National rules require each Quill and Scroll initiate to have completed one semester of satisfactory work in journalism, to have one hundred printed inches, and passing grades. The main aims of the club are to develop the jour- nalistic ability of its members and foster the desire in other students to become journalists. ss. gfsdz Q GIRL? CLUB Row 1: B Lonfrloy, P C:zl.:i1d'f.', M Cotiingi11in,C llfrsn I Loiinr'-.1, B. Bortiiol, A Mom, B Vermillion, D Bdccrioschi How 2: B W-illif-rt, S Tebbon, S Von Boeitlciiitin, D Miller, C Vogel, D Hodcizson, I. Phillips, l5 Wil- louqliloy, I. Moms. Row 3: C Phillips, E. Lindsey, S. McGdrvey, A Con- fiqlion, M. Snyder, I. Endicott, R. Golloqlwr, S Eiclielloerqcr, I Newell, H. Stockert. Row 4: L. Aldriflqe, S. Cordtrs, IW. Moir, B. Krorzqrer, L WolIer, I. Stiles, B. Kelley, M Eden, M. Marlin, L DeFrc1to::. Row 5: B. Bodifz, I. Trimble, M. Martens, P. Golloqlier, E. Honnoli, I. Horner, L. Clark, E. Woodword, W Sinolloy, L Morek, C Curio, M. Yerly. Row 6: R. Hfriin, P VVinklf3r, D Gerile-11, S Mllkcreit I. Meaola, G Iocicson, D. Norris, L. Gray, ID Opper S Odtg, F Tliee.s,I Iocob: GIRL? CLUB How I: A. Eicnelubprqor V Eden, P B'i.:'3n, A Uirikol- hero, L. Gre-dell, P. Picon, S Goff :Ji A. C-Jirzin M Gormon. Row 2: S. Bolluyt, S SULJIYIQ, P. Shirley, M Breclifirr, P Kennrelly, S Wollfvr, I. Stewart, ll llutledoe, D Herron, M Gerspciclifer. Row 3: K. Koniselc, B. Brown, B. Rockhold, S. Donoliiie C. Chcxllberq, A. Honfer, L. Colin, S. Sinitli, N Wolfor, I. Holtsbcrri, C. Slieppert, M Deroito. Row 4: A. Hoffert, F. Strubhcir, B. Gulon, G. Rebuffoni D. Peck, D. Mulvey, M. Winters, B. llorlon, M. Cor- pentcr, G. Ools, H, Kcil. Row 5: M, Burdick, ID. MdcMillon, IT. Moorhousse, P Dowling, I Williams, B. Gorls, M McGowan, B Wliitff, B. Gebliordi, P McDowell, D Dickson, G Iibbon. Row 6: M. Creighton, Z Godby, lf. Eollfxf, M Hoffert V. Tipton, M Leonard, G. ElUIILCY'l.STllf'lll'1, B. Ftornon M McClure-nce, G Babcock, P Gvzyspdclier, E l-lollor. Y-TEENS Row 1: M. llievlier P Tyler lf Potts, E. Loiitlwf-rt, I lffndicott, M Pdon LI Lini.1vv,M Lindsey. Row 2: V Sclzleder, ll Gersg-iiclier, P Plaster, R Utech ll l'lt-riditrlcs, ll Pxizriptozi, lt Gwllgiqlier, S l'lCllc'l beroer, P llnrtliel, fi lwtiirpfiy How 3: M. Sink, M. Kinnpt, C. Cristo, D. Sorensson, l-3. Willouglilvy, C. Monliusen, I. Horner, M. Snyder, C. Kessler, I. Morqnordt, P Lorkin. Row 4: M. lfqrtonci, I. Rondlv, I. Newliin, B. DoWee::e IU. Wcicrlzi, I. Wrliel, M. Wisst-iiicin, H. Keil, P. Willictins l. Hootnmn, C. Sortt, M. Brown How 5: E. llollur, V Ifsenburq, M Winters, E. Hontliorn N. Horrtaon, W. Lonncrt, l. Altlriclqe, L. Woodworth M. Cclriwintfw, C Pliillipr, P Black, V. Heiney, C Bllblll, Row 6: M. Hottort l' Gerde: I Carpenter, A ltii-cel H Teniiil'-tori Ft Lenten: ll Oprer, I. Forlism, S Look, S llvrziiicl-is B. Harleiri, P Sfrublior, A l lC' '-'rt ll. lNi'lVllllLlY'1 Y-TEENS Row l: I. Burnnczin, B lfwerz, N Marten, R Hottinan, G Outs, L. Breclier, B Wolbert. How 2: N. Emery, B. Pisrrlier, D. Butte, I. Buchanan, B Holler, N. Stunsbnry, ID. Androe, ll. Woodward, D Herrin. Row 3: V. Lynn, A. Riley, W. Riley, P. Torr, P. Brush I. Iocobss, P. Stovfill, K Krolin, D. Sinitli, P. Fislier N. Endicott. Row 4: S. Sinitli, B. Doiicxlity, M. Vondr.-rwutvr, I. Hociue M O'Brien, B. Miller, M Pets, I. Stf.-inkoinp, M. Hall L. lDeBoer, P. Planiiiie, C. Lyons. Row 5: I Tlioiiipson, N Conway, E, Rltvliffy, S Temple I Colionis, P. Slnrlr-y, S Wclooiizott, P Selby, P Harlan, L. Peters, ll Strope, M Lifwrvlzf-idt, I. Roos Row 6: P Meeks, li Siiciiii l7. Fisviiflr, P Koch, N Snyder, D Reed, D Szrtitli, C Bread' ri, L Clark, M morinon, S. Howler., V. Green, L. Hootm, I, liurnncxiii I A 'Q - Q! 44. Y I .WW BCYS'CLUB How 1: Mr. Chroriir, Chuck llixori, Tom Prickswll, Holly Nimmo, liob Ciirrife, lkflhzerl Mr'Gowriri, Bob lfhrich lil Brick, Phil Shcirmoborger, Richard Vcm Rossnmri How 2: luck Williumgz, Rex Arirlrowna, Pierre Frcirifroipz, Hob lloflrirt, lim Morrmri, lloriulil lflliriqlicniiizmm, Hon- riio Howrm, Hculwrt Hinrlldo, lerry Hull, Gary NE?V1fWll. Row 3: Trirry Hriricryrlc, Polo Brown, lim Hf1VQ0i, Rich Siirriin, Loiiinc lililifvri, Wfiyiio Sfiiiilvr, lohri Sqiml, Glfiiriri lliillc, lloririifr Aloxririclsvr, lluqn-r Lfxcioclc, lilicl-I Gurirln Row 4: l.-irry Gucwiwiri, llriicrv Nwlgzori, Frrwmtigz Olmrle, limi: lliillffr, liirlc S'fllF?YlH NT, Lriwin Surll, linrrffl liiriloy, liwirf-lt filmrr-, liwl: l7ir'l:+':r.:ori, livin McCord, Dial: Milchfill, Pciiil Wcrihoigt, AUSTRIA CLUB Row l: Gloria lhliiiffoni, Boririir? licvvlif-, l7ixi0 W1 loushlay, Carrol Arnett, lvlarqiv lf-oriiird, lirith Horn-iii loycc Lolmesa, loyrifh Wlll1iIl!1.5, Ucririri lliinh. Row 2: lvlelba Blfirirl,VirlwriszFraitf1q,l5rvrirm Siglilir-main Murqurfil Buali, l-lrlrlvwrm lurkiri, Shirlriy Orrin, Lu urirm Grfrrloll, Wmilrfrd Wuriviliiriil, layoff Kriiirwr Vorlioon Eflen Row 3:Kvi1lwrinQ lived, Env Kellriy, llllwri Mfryf'-r, Niwritq . . , X l,llEEl IlIllllf?I', Lclu lwC1Vl.T, lffirlbriw Sffvm-rii.:, Yolim-li Fricmrfl, Billie Mm? Whiiw, Miirlfrrifh Vw-lvl, lfriw Giimtofl, Carol Nozeli Row 4: Soriflrrr Rhodezz, Shcirill Splitlrwrli'-r, lim Gnr Lancer, Bob Serif, lohririie llwurth, Loui.: llrw-viii-iii William Monash, Don llisfflior, Wilnori Tlifirr, 111, llnil rrril Monash, Norma Maihrl, Paula Gilhri NWN .K tm 6 my :Q ' 1 4 mg Q, Q' r 4' -an Q A ATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY How l: Pill Spciit, Iieqni Sucriml, Sum Zirrnncrnidn i K CL-.mio lil-it-.:, Gliixiim Mixillvy, lun.: .3mivy, Minn Tmwliriiliiw Row Z: lvltirxiwzz Son : i-:.:'1 r1-'-R:': lvidzy Lot: itrosrnor, :xnxx I'i.:E.ir:, hi-lfifilz' ixixtiipi, Place Ctxznin, Marilyn Snnlli. Row 3: iilllilsllkl lmirwii, lhnw Sulwlwodvl, MCIlgifNDC Vi- VIMIIU, Iwniii- itiiilsvr, iw-Illiiflft Moiidw, Ariyn ltisiiop, Row 4: Miliif- i.1'5: El1'l.if ff'-:.:t:i f5'i1-jfrzn-2 lun-X P -ten .:nn, iiOfl-- Vfif--'r f:. X:':i-1 i ilbritiii ifii:'e'l M-nniiniv iiiwiiiiid, Givrm Gmvsko, Iwyro Wiiiio. Row 5: llvlly Wliilv, Hurry Kunitz-1, Leu l'lolnf:r, Warren Ciiiy, Roliinli Pi-mains, livin C'niriv, Girly Androwm, Cinrv Kiniivry liwysl Yr-ntvx l',.il H1-inrni, Moodiri-' Ain:-ll 4 NATIO AL FORENSIC LE GUE Row 1: Siidrron Wolff-r, Ponlmi Geizapmziic-ly Phyllis Hu- Con, Bob Currie, Lucille l3oFrollv:1, Row 2: Louis tioreiuz, Poli lflnivli, IViililx1ilQI iiniwr, iifilty - 1 , Tiiorziiiga, Iwizzw-ii l.1woi'x The NGi1QEIlC.i Forensic LGU-'JHIQ if: VIH iionor- dry society composed ol students who lidvo pnt to nse their spookincq dbiiilios. Only tiironqh iictivo participation in dobote, iodio, or ordlion cum fl student become ci nimnbei. Witli tiio club composed lmmoiy' ol uridercldsfsnien, the :-apeecli deportnierit looks lor C1 lirics record in its oclivities next ycor. LES ENFANTS Bow 1: Bob Hendricks, Don Hudson, lorry Slack, Darrell Lococlc, Tommy Patrick, Iudy Smwarl, Marilyn Sarnes, Williain Sommer. Row 2: Carole Cliallborg, Phyllis: Bacon, Sliarron Wol- fer, Donna Winklfrr, Donna llacffli-fsohi, Sharon Smith, Vivian Arnett, Roslyn Heirii, Pauli Ghra- pacher, Mary Tucker, Amy Lou Dunlcrzlbora. Row 3: Iudy Marrs, Roy Morlciy, Marly Lohinarin, David Ennis, Karl Nordlina, Ronald Andreoni, Terry Sold- wodel Gail Blurnonscnoir. F. H. A. Row 1: Marilyn Worlow, Ioanne McFarden, Helen Her ron, Phyllis Vauahn, Barbara Morrow, Loretta Ha mann, Mary Ellen Epkins, Patti Wiseman. Row 2: Ioanne Danner, loan Granacr, Bev McLaughlin, Marilyn MacMillan, Lois Goodman, Delores Maclleil, Barbara Hartsock, Betty Ewen, l-lolen Breaden. F. F. A. Row 1: Robert Schirnrnelpfennig, lim Saal, Loraine Weyhrich, Wayne Sauder, Louis libben, George Tuttle, Mr. Dowell. Row 2: Tom Trainor, David Soldwedel, Dick Zimmer- man, Richard Gold, Gerald Thacker, Iohn Saal, Laurence Farlin, Dick Phillips. Row 3: lack Sangalli, Bob Conklin, Darrell Artman, Sam Birkey, Dale Schleder, Ralph Bauer, lim Craw- ford, Alan Weyhrich. Row 4: Earl l-larkleroad, Ronnie Hurst, Dick Thacker, lack Goetze, Bob Goetze, Wayne Rowell, Kenneth Karnes, Francis Oberle, Kenneth Iibben. 23522.-i -2 'll ll- -' i D. 0. Row l: Ken Andrus, Bob Tiblns, Clarence Sheets, Gene Wamsley, Richard Faux, Dean Larimore, Iohn Farolel, lim Heinzel. Row 2: lerry Woods, lerome I-lodqson, Marvin Terrill, Tom Teter, lack Nack, lim Dieael, Lloyd Freeman, Mr. Stewart. D. E. How 1: lohn Flodcay, Ernie Oats, Bill Fisher, Ralph Palmer, lunior Landis, Kenneth Tobias. Row 2: Carol Friedinger, Marilyn McCowan, Veda Samuelson, Barbara Garls, Verna Gosnell, Melba Bland, Marilyn Vanderwater, Phyllis Black, Virlene Freitag, Virginia Conway. Row 3: Neal Hoffman, George Weyhrich, lim Hall, Lyle Logsdon, Mr, Mitts, Norma Mahrt, Evelyn Ritchey, Donna Thompson, Donna Ashby. CO-OP Row 1: Marlene Hotfert, Barbara Walbert, Ellen Craggs, Marlene Kumpf, Dorothy Sorenson, Phyllis Koch, Row 2: lolm Fornolt, Carol Hornback, Marcella Fels, Pat Tyler, Carolyn Casto, Donna Harvey, Billie White, Thelma McCue, Marilyn Moll, Don Schott. Row 3: Phyllis Kaebel, Shirley Minyard, Donna Bishop, Donna McMillan, Gloria Gerecke, Yolanda Frigard. Barbara Herron. SCHOOL TREASURERS Left to right: Marian Fredrich, Mr, Mitts, Marlene Kumpf. The P.C.l-l.S. Common Treasury is managed by Marlene Kumpf, senior, and Marian Fried- rich, assistant. Barbara Fischer, sophomore, is not shown in the picture. A student starts working in the treasury the second semester of her sophomore year and works up to man- agement of finances in her senior year. Q: A E S- nl ,IBS WIT 'IFF' DEBATE Row l: Lota Gray, Lucille l?el'rates, Betty Thomas, Paula Gerspacher, Phyllis Bacon. How 2: Bob Fhrich, Erma Bacon, Gladys libben, Sharron Waller, Gail Blumenschein, Gloria Babcock, Sharon Smith, Bob Currie. How 3: Russel Stoker, Louis Berea, Iesse Sommer, Scott Schmidt, Duane Dowell, Darrell Lacock. LOS CONQUISTADORES Row I: Alosia Eichelberger, Mary Loucharl, Fern Mor- rison. Row 2: Miss Metzger, Iudy Holtnbera, lack Hirfslein, Betty Iohnson, Dan lurgens Row 3: Donna I-lild, Ioan Brady, Barbara Gerber, Patsy Grubb, Erma Reed, Nancy Hendrix, Shirley Framp- ton, Helen Grubb, Norma Woller, lo Rene Stiles, Berniece Vermillion Row 4: Iohn Nebcld, William Thorne, Chuck Ieftord TAP CLUB Row 1: B. Frinqzz, D. Oltrnari, D. Friedrich, C. Curto, S Donahue, B Gebhardt, M Harris, B. Tennell, D llodazzon, C Voael, D. Miller. Row 2: M. Denning, K, Murray, I. Kaufman, C. Temple P, Woellel, S. Beever, B. Schlottman, S. McGowan I. Lindsey, C. McCormick, I. Phillips, I, Petty, I. Bak Row 3: I. Bauer, W. Ripper, D. Marion, B. Hamann, G Hayes, P. Kennelly, B. Garls, F. Glastord, I, Ashby W. Harris, N. Eschnxeyer, P. Donaldson, C. Ehrett Row 4: C Henson, M L. Good, L. Schrnicler, B. M. Stan- bery, G. Greaory, D. Hayes, M, I. Buckley, B. Gulon I lfurrow, P. Schmider, B. Lampton, P. Turner, Z. Briker, E. Thees, S. Lepper, D Butledae, M. Maile 1 l TAP CLUB Row 1: A. Benfer, B. Brown, D. VanDyke, A. Miller, B Eudaily, E. Conley, S, McGarvey, D. Herren, M Froehlich, D. Shermer, I. Luft, P. Dietrich. Row 2: M. Behrends, S. Kellogg, C. Lorey, C. Steele, D Faux, S. Dall, B. Crisler, M. Leonard, M. McClarence A. Conaqhari, M. Martin, I. Christopher, M. Berns- hausen. Row 3: I. Mertens, M. Santanna, B. Parrish, P. Christen- sen, S, Von Boeckman, F. Smith, L. Emmons, M Noreuil, M. Dewey, I. Flife, M. Burdick, A, Scott, H Stockert, D. Morige. Row 4: M. Martens, M. Abraham, D. Rollo, S. Ozella G. Taylor, D. Culshaw, B. Wubben, V. Fitzanko, S DeSutter, N. Crooks, D. Kohler, C. Smith, S. Milkereit K Parks, L. Pescaglia, E. Dall. G. A. A. Row I: P. Meeks, I. Lindsey, K. Murray, T. Kaufmann, V. Weghorst, P. Basco, M. A. McClorence, S. Evans. Row 2: E. Strubhar, M. Worlow, Z. Baker, P. McDowell, M. Behrends, M. Stumph, S. Simpson, G. Hayes, P. Brush, I. Shue. Row 3: B. Iohnson, L. Woodworth, I. French, F. Buch- anan, M. I. Brown, B. Boker, I. Iefford, M. Yerly, I. Iacobs, L. Goodman. Row 4: I. Wade, M. I. Buckley, S. Bailey, A. Osterman, B. Wubben, P. Feaster, I. Frazier, K. Parks, L. Pes- caglia, B. Simpson, S. Ozella. Row 5: M. I. Martin, C. Curto, C. Sarff, C. A. Lorey, C. Wade, S. S. Kellogg, E. Meyer, P. Lacock, V. Fitzanko, B. Lawson, I. Buchanan. MOVIE OPERATORS CLUB Row 1: Henry Chapman, Gene Rak, Christ Theleritis, Pete Lohnes, Roger Lacock, Ralph Marcus, Iohn Rodcay, Tom Kidd, Don Buckley, Fred Gossman, Walter Davis, Richard Null. Row 2: Paul Weghorst, Dean Montgomery, Bill Iansen, Paul Selman, Bob Holler, Iack Williams, Bill Milam, Don Hasler, Ronnie Rowan, Bill Meints, Terry Han- cock, Mr. Dollahon. Row 3: Stanley Keyes, Danny Vonderheide, Bob Hof- fert, Everett Conway, Bill Iones, Dick Genda, Scott Schmidt, Dick Litz, Bob Lutz, Ralph Ienkins, Iim Hall, Bob Ellinghausen. BUSINESS Row l: Barbara Herron, Marlene bel, Carol Hornback, loannc Row 2: Keith Stockhouse, David Ronnie Robinson, Mary Lou Kina, Gary Eales, Sid' iicy Parker, Roland Uplxo11, Don Schott. F. T. A. Row l: Bob McCord, Marge Gorman, Zoe Godby, Gladys libben, Erma Bacon, Betty Mitts, Betty Ann Brown, Eris Gustoff, Bill Sommer. Row 2: Leto Groy, Gail Blumenschein, Alice Comm, lim Gorsage, Beverly Kelley, Bob Ehrich, Delbert McGowan, Mary Ellen Epkins, Linda Marek, Iuanito Ashby, Amy Moss. Row 3: Lynn Wolfer, Evelyn Woodward, Roy Barnes, Sharon Smith, lane Rust, Borboro Kraeaer, Var Deen Eden, Paulo Giflin, Phyllis Bacon. me W l' f ff iff ' Z HANDCRAFT CLUB Row l: Danna Crouch, Phyllig Bailey, Ianice Selby, Selly Sinipgon, Benjie Lawxon. Row 2: Ethel l'-leavear, Miss Glenn, Barbara Alexander, Donna Bialiop, Frances leflerfl, Rosemarie Drift-z Evelyn Striilrimr Row 3: Lz1Verne Zemin, Marlene Eilenniiller, Wilrrxn l-larkleroad, Darlene Caldwell, Belly Garnicin, Bon- nie Van Buren. v-I' RIFLE CLUB Row lg Duane Rockliolrl, laann Lindsey, Vivian Weq- horssl, Zoe Baker, Belly Baker, Ann O::lerii1an, Torn Truinpy. Row 2: Don Severe, Dick Stockwell, Gary Newell, Le- land Walker, Ed Skaggs, Iasper Parizli, Arles.: Meahl. Row 3: Mr. Root, Bob Marquardt, Bill Weliner, Ron Alexander, lim Heinzel, Kenneth Becker, lack Griiler, Dick Heihs, lim Bailey. Row 4: Rich Lee, lerarne l-ladqsan, Pete Genseal, lirzi Culshaw, Glen Phillips, Don Lee, Disk Avery, D1:k Faux, Dean Covinqion I V fu A .Rt .', S TRAVEL CLUB Row l: Pal Wrhel, Ruby Nelson, Evelyn Law, Lucy Iefford, Barbara Render, Patricia Pollitt, Mary Alice Flirliclier, Kay Konirselc, Row 2: Ierry Brantley, Edward Fereirc, Io Wayne lucli- emsu, Tom Lindquist, lerry Benjamin, lerry Stout, Sam Wheeler. '78 'vie NATURE CLUB Row l: Pat Cheek, Richard Liescheidt, lint Henry, Rooer Sislc, Mm: Riedelbaucli, Beverly Metcalf. Row 2: Micliael Benosfsi, Torn lones, lolin Gliidina, lack Mcfarden 55 ART CLUB f '-f Front to back: Edward Erceaovicn, Howard Holliday, Hager Alexander, lornes McCabe, Laverle Loeltol- rnann, Annette White Row 2: Richard Fuller, VValter Lono, lo Ann Hutrliisctn, Lyle Logsdon, Laurence Bishop, Row 3: Gene Fitzgerald, Larry Mecham, Darlenc- Abro- ham, Gloria Fowler, Mary Louise Woll, Randall Hoehn, lo Ann Olt, Bob Lawson. Row 4: lan Gluba, David Walters, Patricia Gallaqor, Anna Marie Ossterman, Louie Boldi, Dionne Sabin:-, Harold LcSeure, Calvin Thorne, ll l TUMBLING CLUB Row 1: Pat Grant, Wayne Gschwend, Bud Taubert, Bob Gschwend, How 2: Donald Kleclcner, Alan Smith, Glen Hayes, Bill Burch. Row 3: Arthur Brecher, Ernie Oats, Lowell Lane, Bob Pulis, Mr, Vucich. ' N E I 'R INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Row l: Adolph Bianchi, Lyle Colson, Dick Kenny, Larry Holmes, Iim Chambers, Emil Monge, Bob Martin, lerry O'Keefe, lohn Andrae, Paul Sipka, Billy Mullen. Row 2: Gene Lutz, lim Stovall, Clarence Sheets, Don Delaynes, Richard Goodlick, Ronald Gregory, Iames Ferrier, Marvin Friedrich, Larry Shoup, Earl Neavear. Row 3: George Taylor, loe Vandak, Bob Wiseman, Ken- ley Cordts, Larry Goodwin, Lewis Sarff, Kenneth Farrow, Bob Waskowski, David Kyle, Don Strasser, Iohn Emmons, Harold King. Row 4: Dick Carroll, Richard Pitts, Don Clements, Ken- neth Andrus, Bob Calhoun, Roland Bland, Ierry Fabry, Roger Frampton, Albert McGinnis, Duane Buchanan, Ronnie Riek, Bob Voege. CHESS AND CHECKERS Row l: Karl Hofepfner, Betty Baker, Donna Belle Bailey, Polly Ann Baker, Peggy Garrett, Frank Hoyle, Nor- rnan Lantz. Row 2: Mr. Hodaes, Robin Layer, Barry Kirchner, Lynn Beinmund, Don Griffin, Gene Dutton, Bob Wiiserhari, Don Murray, Ronald Piro How 3: Dale Liqgett, loe Stewart, Tom Prickett, lezclc Helrnan, Hank Iefford, loo Ercegovich, Bay Harn. WRESTLING CLUB Row 1: Louis Nelson, lerry Youna, Bill Wisnoski, Mike E, Dunn, Bill Andrews, Bob Bushonq, Bob Malavolti, Row 2: Don Hauser, Keith Stackhouse, Dick Nolte, Oda Dudley, Dale Sandrock, Bill Hanover, lack Starce- vich, Wayne Yarber. Row 3: Charlie Lauss, Robert Bohannan, Ben Rose, Emil Monde, Neal Hoffman, Danny Svondsen, Larry Smith, Frank Neu, Mr. Custer. Row 4: lack Cadwallader, Dale Tennirson, Frank Hasty, Phil Shannabarqer, Bill Stolin, Dale Williams, Keith Brown, Howard Mahrt, Iirn Conaqhan TOURS BY TAPE Tours By Tape is a student produced radio program which is heard each Saturday morn- ing, from 11:00 to 11:15 over WSlV. The pro- gram is written and produced by the members of the Radio Speech classes of PCHS. The programs are recordings of interviews With teachers and students of different departments and clubs of Pekin Community High School. Included in the picture are Miss Crowley, Betty Thomas, Gladys Iibben, Holly Nimmo, Bob Currie, Sylvia Sabine, Lucille Delfrdtes, and Bob Lutz. BOOK CLUB First row: Dorthy Bell, Karalyn Wildeber, Morylir Lough. Second row: Don Summers, Bob McCord, Bob Vlfright Chuck Reid, Dick Hornback, Helen Freed. FY? 'A sh BHG PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB I Row l: Marge Miller, Ioanell Binaharn, Sandy Rohrs, Mary Luthy, Carole May, Nancy Weithe, Helen Pannier. Row 2: Dick Wherry, Ernest McDonald, lim Pescaqlia, Robert Nelson, Bob Bolander, Bill Wright, Ronald Frazee, Iim Floyd, Louie Nelson, LeRoy Hunt. How 3: Howard McMillan, Cliff Houghton, Arthur Krile, Pat Pratt, Fritz Reis, David Look, Iohn Lunini. T'-in I 14-1ff'1?'!l i' .1 513' Q., .. iixxgfg vleenawi Wiimgsggwi I A 1 IK t PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB ll Row l: lim Tucker, Linda Zoril, Doris Yavorshak, Cecil Hannah, Lauretta Dagit, Iean Newell, Paul Allen. How 2: Bob Guengrich, Bob Eyrse, Iohn Clayton, Frank Helmig, Larry Feaster, Dale Presley, Wayne San- ders. Row 3: Clem Gangler, Richard Look, lack Hall, Paul. Morrison. MUSIC THEORY CLUB How 1: I... Wolfor, 15. Mlm, A. Seoqur, I. Morrxzzon, Cz. Invkuon, I. Frolllinq, M. Tuylor, H. Brimssi, M. C Dcmito, C Sin-pport, 7 Godby Row 2: L. Marek W. 231: .IIIv y', L. Gzay A. Mons.: P Grrmrrzazm, II LIQTTET S Arrteif P. Ifllrott, P. II-1 Uowvll, I. Mfwmifz, II Perla, M Friedrwh, I, Lino- bolmh. Row 3: If Svlmppmrqh, IT Teh.-r, A Bowwn, Y. Teruplo- torx, D Lualre, M Crvmhtorx, I. Trumpy, C. Scheri- riauqh, S Tvbbori P Plfksorx, B Blackuby, I Woost, C i5eLovni, M D. Baker, I. Carr, B. Mltts, N IIIIOIIIGS. Row 4: L. Colin, N. Scott, H A. Heros, L. Taylor, E Stnllinqfs, I. Lf-itner, K Gray, I Good, P. Ledrich I Ikwqerri I. Fronclx B I.T1f1QI'xY,IVI L Eddy, A VOIld9I'I10ld9, I Miller Row 5: I. Blnckoby, K. Kreilirlq, B Simmorls, F. Kunz P E. Poiterron, H Anwlrews, P. Colin, H. Temple, Kurupf, H Ellirmqhaugsoru - l - A CAPPELLA CHOIR MELDDY MAIDS Row l: D. Harvey, D. Thomas, C. Widby, I. Rust, M. Louchart, F. Morrison, I Stiles, A. Camm, E. Cragqs, S. Lee, S. Gorsage, M. Leonard. Row 2: M. Eddy, M. Bush, B. Walbert, C. Schappough, P Dietrich, M. McClar- ence, l. Huey, D. Schireck, C. Nash, C. Grant, I. Miller, T. Prickett, G. Newell. Row 3: A. Flenfer, M. Fredrich, M. Eitenmiller, V. Gardner, D. Andrae, I. Golianis, H. Nimmo, R. Ellinghausen, D. Hauser, I. Stauffer, R. Bale, I Crawford, C. Reid. Row 4: C. Arnett, S Sabine, P, Ledrich, I. Good, M. Cottinqham, S. Bolluyt, K. Petri, B. Taubert, I. Gorsaae, M. Crawford, L. Conover, I. Henry, D. Summers, P. Berardi. The Melody Maids have proven themselves very popular this year and have been in constant demand for public programs. The Iefferson Hotel, Farmington, and Mt. Hawley Country Club are just a few of the many places where they have performed. Betty Mitts, Rose Baressi, Iolftene Stiles, Alice Comm, Shirley Gorsage, Sarah Balcke, Carol Arnett, Sylvia Sabine, Ada Mae Renfer, Beth Roman, Marge Gorman, Shirley Bolluyt. HMM z 31? 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Goodin, P. Tobin, C. Katz, lf. Oats, W. lXlf?tlV W'IV. Row 1: Director P. W. Wagner, I. Clayborq, A. Seeaar, li Hoffort, I5 MvMillan, P, Biikiwr, W. Sominor, Pa, llollur, D. Kenny, S. Oats. M A R C H I N G ROW 2: C. Riley, ll. Toinynle, D. Hudson, P. Plaster, L. Kindred, Row 3: C. Dixon, C Slwjojoeri, H. Pitt:-1, C Henson, li. Morley, li. Mczlloiicild, L. Tayloi, li. B A N D Alfwfander, I Glvilhi, B Frampton Row 4: II lfldrtin, A f1i.rtiney,A Breriier, L Mecnari li If:1n.:c:,I C ...' .'.' 1 I Gizzl 'i I3 Gxvhwend, I Vli'W. fY9li. Row 5: E. Iohnson, It Winkler, C' Riley, I. Iacobs, lf iff! Vicar, G Frizz C. Thor: lf lircvgovich, li. Rockwell, G Newton, I, Dickerson Row 5: E. Beck, B. WIi.rkv::w.ski, D. Buckley, I. Teg'ir.fiyer, I Bayles, C Ttxmzi 1.1, R Tlzoiiwi W Yarber. Row 7: C. Sterile, I Vviivnanan, R. Fwlaiiirz, D. Sclierinwr, G VVeyhricli, fl Ion'-ns, T llllQl.'i lL I l'lal1,I, Van Itlm: Soinethinfl new cn the loand scene this year was Mr, Waaners young son Teddy. Three year old Teddy, dressed in an authentic uniform, captivated the crowd when he aided his Iather in the direction of the Pekin High Marching Band durina the football season. Bcmdleader Paul Wagner and Teddy How 1: Morlene Herchenroder, Luonno Gredell, Fronk Nou. Row 2: Bolo Guenqerich, Bill Friedrich. Row 3: Kcirl Nordlinq. Row 4: Mozry Ann Toylor, Cloro- bell Scirfl. PEP BAND Ed Bock, Bob Woskowski, Gciry Newton, Ed Ercegovich, lock Dickerson, lock Holl, lim Good- in, Fronk Nou, Chuck Dixon, Boy Morley, Bill Friedrich, lim Cloyberq. DANCE BAND Front row: Duone Dowell, Boy Morley, Pierre Froncois, Rich Sams. Buck row: Ado More Henfer, Rex Andrews, Ed Beck, Gcxry New- ton, lock Dickerson, Frank Nou. P. C. H. S. BHHDS rag? SP 041.-EA ' Qxsli. 4 X me ww. x wi ami 3 QE 54' awww X .eww I ,.., M,.,,.W, .S F, ., 5 v Mig, Qi , wi gm a ff! ,mx 1 X S .Ax ,yy ...M-mga? XX R f -tw. . --W-M Q. N .W , WN 4,4 ,V --XX -xx Wx f Xi 'N' A, X ET s z X g .. Eff' X N . s - M sg 4. -. 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N ii' xw f X X . , ,7 E75 70 i6Q'57 sue 64 ss-M9 66-'e 71 at 742 sn!-. 725 I E Sym owl 11 1 N v1 ow 2: A Wc:-yiich, lf Skaflas L Wallcf-1 L llolriimz, P Mvleoi neon one e et B l1erardi,l7 Sctiivrnif-1, ll Strrisse-1, ll Siinirni-itz, ll lfliiivli, iw on e Heriii ll Stockwell, G Pliilhys, li Aiexiiridf-:, G Klr.-ver ow3 ll Philh s H Milam D 9 v eq H Gregory, P Allen. 1 iith Colson, li Goodhck, ff I 951 Gridders Post Undefeated, Untied Season FIRST PERFECT YEAR SINCE CHINKS OF '26 A steanirolhng Pekin football machine, hittinq consistently on all ll cyhnderta throuahout the course of the season, rurrblffrl pant ten OPI,JOl'lt Ill19 to cart hoine the first undefeated, iintied izeamori in a quarter Century The Chinlczz, incisterxs of the arid gzport, becariie the first team in the history of the :school to win ten qaines in one season, and we-re the first PCHS eleven to post an iinhleinirzhed rf-cord mince i926 when Pekin, under the tutelaae of Prenchy l'lai1::::ler, :slapped Clown eight opponents: without ti lo1:::, Corning on the :silver anniversary of the '25 squad, the :season also saw Pekin Grab ll The biager half of the llifi lil r'l1tiiiip1ori,:l1ip. ln five aameiz, Pekin went unolefeated, owninq wins over Lincoln, Manual, Streator, Central, and Sprinq- field. The Chinkrz, however, hart to ialiare their fifth league title with Clifrriipaian, which enjoyed a von niderahly weaker mjlirdule Zl The lllini title. The Chinkg: troriirieol on three lllini foes during the gas-axon, trikinci victorious uv:-r Canton, East Peoria, and Woodruff in their nitric -:zine ful hid for Conferenre supreinacy 37 The firfrt 'Starch Bowl' Cliaiiipiontzliiri. A 2943 conquest of Arqo in the sr,-r1.:on'i: opener clinfliml the beautiful trophy-V presented by Corn Protluctiz, lnowfor Pekin. Larqest factor in the tziicer-mf: of the gxquarl wma the fact that each man was the nifizzter of hina rio- sition Natural ability, coupled with the desire to win and worlchorpae drive on the fielrl aided the fini Lewin-2-coached :squad in itas efforts mln 22 ymirz of coaching, its by far the best team l've ever aeenl' That from veteran mentor fiiri Lewis, whose hanf'l.1 and brains quided the Chinke durino the course of the ruaqed ten-game :schedule SPRINGFIELD GAME LABELED GREATEST BY ALL SPECTATORS 1'111w.1'1:11 1!l1'C11E!ik ' '1T1 ,'v1Y'AYi'1LW 1111-V .1:.' .1 11 '11t1'.'f1 iifs .5f'1'.':1 1: d1:11o.11. ::.1 1 -' 1 11:11111 -' -1 E1ad131:fz1 11111 '.'.'11f-1: ', :1 '111 .' 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U 111-11111 Q13 CDYYVG1 6 111 1-1111 311 Sxzzfiizxq . 5 1i'11111 33 g1I1Y1J'1:1C1 Q17 111 11111 -11 'ff 1711 7 At Rotary football banquet, Illinois coach Ray Eliot, '52 captain Emil Monge, Coach Lewis and retiring captain Ed Skaggs talk over the Chinks' 'Sl season. Q .p? . 1' Y' Iim Herget skirts around an unidentified Streator player. tally- ing ll more of the 100-yard total he ran up against the Bulldogs. Iim Henry and Lee Walker run interference as Dick Heihs hot- ioots his way toward an eventual Pekin TD against woodruff. Mal Crawford bulls through the center of the Warrior line for a few more yards. The Chinks took a 40-7 decision to end the first Pekin unblemished year since 1926. 44103 E 1 Fil' I .K L. , wg hy .X X. .jk , Wi GVW, pw? .sw C, mf, S . Sigh x ,Q F ix S -Q gpm ' DUW 3 X x gf Y. - ?' x X2 'Z S K 1 bib' 3 if E122 .,.:.a.sa5:1 -' . A Q Q Q N SWS Dick Heihs skips around cnd lo nccounl for another score in the 47 poinl total run up against Canlon. f FOOTBALL Iimmy Doc Lee. the Chinks' faithful trainer. Dick Schermer und Dick Heihs move up io lake oul the Streatol man who ihrealens llcei-looted lim Hexgel's allempt for more yardage against the Bulldogs. Pekin Records Best Cage Season Since I948: Take Regional Doyle Glass lofts a shot ovr-r the outstretched arms ol Manual's Charlie lones and lim Schmidt. as Whitey Phillips waits lor the rebound beneath the Chink basket. 111 11111, 111111.13 1 1 1:1 .'f1,11' 1111 W111l1 111r1'w11:1111t1w X.'.'+ 1Yl11 ,11.f 11111 1 111.111 11.111111111- V111 .111 .--11,w:11:111 '111 17. 1111:',' A11-11111111111 111,71 'N'-ll 111 111 1't'11fl .'11.1' 11'1 13312111111 I1111- .-111011 1.-c1111 11 11111111 1111- 1'11:11::, 1 19k 1111- 1'1111,'1-1'11t1vf1 111- 111111111 1' 11-11111: 1E.-11 1:1211-11 111' 11 YU 11111111 111. 111111111- 1x 1:t1111'1'1L11. ,'11f' 1i1111111i.' 1'111111v1'11111 111-11 1:1111111 1-1:11- ' 1 11' 11- kN1i1ll1i, vX'1t11'1V11'1'1 11' 11111--11.1 '.'.' rr'r 1 1 'm1.' 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Norm Hill :Hunks another bucket against the Rams. 1117 11 First row: 131111: H1-111.:, 11111111 11111,1111,111 1,1-1 131511 Mcffmrd, C1-111 131111111,x,17G1.'1f1C-31. 111 '11 A Second row: 11111111-1 11::1111y 1,1-1-, C.:111'11 H11r:'y' Ar11111r.'G11, 111151: 1'11c?k-11.1111 T1r1::1 '11 1 1 1m ' 11--1' 11111 M1111r1111 K 111 511:11 1 n PWQW 1 'xx- Andy . . . 21-6 mark in first year. 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Pekin Pekin Pekin 54 58 55 G5 57 55 lift 57 32 68 50 til 60 G8 52 G5 55 57 59 53 E57 63 Pekin 72 55 48 Peoria 59 Kewanee . . Woodruff . . lacksonville. Mattoon Past Peoria, Collinsville , Mooselieart. Galeslourg . Canton Streator Central Decatur Bloomington. Manual Lincoln Manual Streator Danville Tilclen Tech. Central Spalding Lincoln Regional Forman Tremont Minier . Sectional Manual XE i SOPHOMORE SQUAD. First row: Rob lones, Dick lleihs, Al Hcinnan, Clicirlx. llolvn, Iolin Watson, Back row: Mmmqiir llaiiy Voll, Lloyd Peake, Al Wtzyiicli Donna Hodgson. LciVonne Gicxnessi. and Donna Van Dyke. show the sentiments of all Pekin followers after the 66-65 loss to Manual at Trewyn gym. FRESHMAN SQUAD. First row: Scott Schmidt, Lurrv Couch, Bill Fried-bitch, Mrll Deskin, Torn Lindquist, Bob Mi- lam. Second row: Manage? Harry Voll, Ralph Rockwell Dave Boehm, Alt Breciier, Bill Mitchell, Coach lolin Moss. Back row: Paul lcznssen, Wi- ley Holmes, Roy l'3ai'nes, Philip Donr- nen, Ronnie Ghidina, Richard Gay. Pda BerarcG, RQLIQQ Dfw BQBM Emi -s' wNx 'W X A S2 .DlLkZT50'lL Q xy 'Y 'EF' Q .k.N X BGB MALAVOLTI Big I2 Champion at IOS lbs. First row: Pete Mahrt, Dale Snndroek, lerry Young, Bob Malavolti. Second row: Don Hauser, Darrell Guidotti, Dick Nolte, Dan Svencisen, Bob Bohanan. Third row: Manager Keith Stackhouse, Ben Rose, Don Taylor, Charlie Lausas, Larry Smith, Neal Hottman. Although only three l95l lfwilfltlilfttl Vvlllflltwl to the qraprilinq lineup lor the Sl-'52 gzciauon, coach lim Custer nevertholetz.: mold -'r- ci a :aim-i that firopperi only a trio at dual n.f-et.: in th' ir reaular .seasonal competition. Moline, loliet, anri Chanipaian, tlire'-fi of the tstateka touahefat wrestling rvowerwz, lianelwi the Chinkza their only deci.:ion::, and in the :notin- tirne the Pekin wremtlorg piled up ri total ot ll Wins, and were tied on one occ'-iuiori. Pekin also claimed fourth nlao- in thr- Bit: lf meet, a second lilac-C in the Hawk lizlanci :wc tional tournament, anfl l2lh rnlfiee in tho :trite finals. Charlie Laurm, continuina the Custer traflition of brinaina honie eithf-r stair- Cll41It1PlOl'lt5lllP or a runner-up each year, Claimed second place in the :state 165 lb, division, atter bfittlina throuqh the gsea.:on of Clual niatuhegs without ti loam. To qain the state, Laumza, alona with Neal Hollnicin Dale Sanfirock, Bob Malavolti, and Dick Nolte, copperi red ribbons in the tsectional tournament Bob Malavolti brouaht home Pr-kink only Bic l2 championship durina the year, outlawtina all opponents in the 103 lb, division. Charlie Lounge, Dick Nolte, Neal Hoftman, Dale Sancirock took runnerfup awards in the Eifi 12 tourney. Outlook tor the '52- 53 year in shiny for only Lauss, Nolte, and Hottinan leave Cu::ter':: rankc via the araduation route. Pekin Pekin Pekin Pekin Pekin Pekin 33 l0 41 52 26 lt? '51-'52 MAT RECORD Manual 6 Urbana 17 Canton 7 Triangular Meet Sterling 38 Woodruff 34 Woodruff 13 Rock Island lt? Moline 20 Pekin l2 Pekin Pekin Pekin Pekin loliet Pekin 28 22 20 20 20 3l Manual 13 Cliainpaign 13 Urbana l2 Woodruff l6 Pekin l2 Canton ll Champaign 19 Pekin lil Sectional Tournament-Pekin Second State Tournament Pekin l2tli Bia 12 Tournament-f -Pekin Fourth Charlie Lauss linished the season undefeated in dual match- es. cu tured second place in the Big 12 tournament, and was State gunner-up in the 165 lb. Division. PEKIN'S STATE TOURNAMENT SQUAD. Kneeling: llalo Sandmcl. Bob Malrivolti Standing: Voaclt lame,-s Cusztf-i, lurk Noltr Cflwarli- Liiwfls, Neal i'lOffIllVlll B TEAM WHESTLERS. First row: Herry feffomi l'w:i liauf' Fill Aiiizvvs Second row: Om llmiivx' Sanz Wt. '-'- lr-2 l i Meng' l.r:i Z1--Jlewfkx' Third row: Bob Hoff'--1, ltr'-lr SC .lf- Garv lllff .wr Cf ne Putin Frau: llasfv G1132 Ge it V rwm, 4,04 iv Steve Holzapple hustles buck into iirst base during an attempted pick-oil play. Chinks Cop State Diamond Crown FIRST INTERSCHOLASTIC STATE CHAMPIONSHIP COMES TO PEKIN VIA 1951 BASEBALL SQUAD Booming bats, solid pitching, and strong Winning spirit brought Pekinla firzat interascholtzistic state championship home to roost in l95l, as Harry Anderson's diamondeerrs--with :superlative tournament play--took the state baseball trophy, Following a none-too-imprefvziive regular sea- son which saw the riiarnonfi Chinks i:o.:t ti 9-6 mark, Pekin carrie back with a brilliant .zpurt of tournament play to knock off all other con- tenders for the crown. Closest match of the state tournament for the Chinks came in the opening round, when they ekod out an 8-7 win over Streator, with Glen Phillips holding down the mound chores: all the way, Second-baseman Rich Lee and catcher Dick Heihs provided the opening round spark, rapping cut four and three hits, respec- tively. Lee doubled in the winning run in the seventh inning, and one of Dicks blows was c round-tripper. Tom Trumpy was the man of the hour in the semi-finals, taking the mound to hurl the tour- naments best-pitched ball game. The lanky southpaw limited Decatur to but two hits, passed only one, and sent ten Red batsmen down with three strikes. The Chinks, marvelous on offense throughout the tourney, came through with a pair of twin killings in the semi-final perfor- mance. e Q Pekin, fired up and ready to roll, clinched the tournament championship in the initial frame of the title game, scoring eight runs in that inning before going on to win, ll-5, over Alton. Don Lee took credit for the final win, hurling the first six innings, holding the Alton nine hit- less for four consecutive innings. Dick l-leihs, Pete Berardi, and Glen Phillips, who finished the pitching duties in the final game, each slammed out a pair of hits. The sports writers covering the event picked seven Chinks as members Of all tournament squad: Pete Berardi, Steve Holzapple, Pete Brown, Rich Lee, Dick Heihs, Tom Trumpy, and Don Lee. Phillips and Monge were named to the second squad. Front row: Don Lee, Emil Monge, Dick Heihs, Steve Holzapple, Garry Kinder, Rich Lee, Darrell Bailey. Back row: Manager lohn Trenholm, lack Rockhold, Pete Brown, Glen Phillips, Tom Trurnpy, Pete Berardi, Les Plotner, Coach Harry Anderson. any it c i I9 5I BasebaH Record fWon 17: Lost SJ Pekin 6 East Peoria 7 Pekin 6 Canton l Pekin 7 Wilmington U Pekin lU East Peoria 4 Pekin 2 Galeslourg l Pekin 3 Central 2 Pekin 2 Spalding 3 C8 inningsl Pekin 3 Bloomington 4 Pekin 7 Kewanee 5 Pekin 3 Bloomington 2 C8 inningsl Pekin l Manual 9 Pekin 7-6 Barrington 4-l Pekin 2 Manual ll Pekin 3 Central 4 Pekin Sub-District Pekin 5 East Peoria 3 Pekin 6 Tremont U Peoria District Finals Pekin 8 Manual 7 ill inningsl Canton Sectional Pekin 8 Canton 3 Pekin 5 Notre Dame 4 HO inningsl State Finals Tom 'l'rumpy gets a kiss from Mom lollowin? his brilliant Pekin 8 Stregtor 7 two-hitter against Decatur in the second game o the state tou y Pekin 3 Decatur U Pekin ll Alton 5 Tom T Pete Berardi's bat boomed at a .370 mark rumpy, Pekin's winning t during the year. making him the top hitter hurler. on the squad. lm - A 53. . Pekin Thinlies Take Four Wins: Smith Sets New Big I2 Mark The Chink Relay Team: Gary Newell, Ed Skaggs, Marty Froidinger, and Don V. Smith. Althouqh handicapped by lack of experience, the Chink trackmen, in their first year under the quidance of foe Vucich, grabbed wins in four of their six dual meets and finished fifth in the Big 12 meet-again held in Pekin's Memorial Stadium. Don Smith paced the thinlies in the dashes, and in the Big 12 meet, disregarded the muddy track to race to a blue ribbon in the record breakinq time of 121.5 -a mark which will probably stand for quite some time. ln the season's debut for the Chinks and coach Vucich as well, Pekin knocked off Central, 58-55, arabbinq the first win posted by a Pekin team over the Lions in ten lonq yearn. After beina downed by Lincoln and humbled by powerful Peoria Woodruff, the trackrsters posted wins over Canton, East Peoria, and Bloomington. The Chinks finished sixth in the field at the Genesee relays, and trailed seven teams in the Normal contest. Pekin's track- men finished fifth in the lllini conference meet, and followed Woodruff in the Greater Peoria pile-up. Woodruff clurina the year took home all honors in track. ln addition to the record smashing dash in the Biq 12 220 yard race, set by Don Smith, Ed Skaggs set a new mark in the 180 yard low hurdles, flashinq to the Wire in :2l.3. For the frosh-soph squad, Don Heihs dashed the same distance in 22 seconds flat. Pekin's sorint medley relay team-Gary Newell, Marty Friedinaer, Warren Gay, and Don Smith, posted a qoal for future thinlies to shoot at, touring the half-mile in l14U.5. y 441162 Pekin. . . Pekin. . . Pekin. . 4 Pekin. . . Pekin. , . Pekin. . . Front row: Marty Frei- dinqer, Bob Martin, Paul Allen, Warren Gay, and Iim Herget. Back row: Asst. Coach Max Hiett, Gary Newell, Gary Kleuver, Larry Holmes, Bud Ling, Ed Skaggs, Don V. Smith, and Coach Ioe Vucich. 61172 58 53 77 V2 24 V3 82 V2 74 Front row: Keith Stackhouse, Bob Martin, Ken Petri, Gary Newell, Dori V. Smith, Ed Skaggs Marty Freidinger, Warren Gay, Paul Allen and Bob Guengerich. Back row: Coach loe Vucich, Iim Zieglosky Charles Dolen, Iim Herget, Dave Ennis, Gary Kleuver, Larry Holmes, Alan Weyhrich, Bud Ling, Paul Selman, Don Heihs, Manager Dan lurgens, and Assistant Coach Max Heitt. SEASON TRACK RECORD Central . . . Lincoln . . . Canton . . Woodruff . East Peoria Bloomington ..55 USU ..35V2 . ..88Vs .. SUVZ 39 Sixth at Geneseo Relays Eighth at Normal Relays Fifth in Illini Conference Second in Greater Peoria Fifth in Big 12 Conference Pekinfs golfer.: Y'1C'1TCl1GC1 to ten wifi: in titteen r:.citcne.s, ond took top honors in tizf- Pio 12 content 5 MR durino 1951, to port one C' the ricxf .'i1C f'.l.ffl,11 lint: 231 imp, yeon: :since 1948 ond '49, when the Ciiinkas heid ci virtuol monopoly on oreo qolt tcilcent. ae, Front row: Ierry O'Keefe, Mike Benossi, Kenley Cordts, Back row: Bruce Whitmore, Gene Lunini, Chuck Leinhord. Pekin Golf Team Takes Top Honors Coon-h lim Corrltcs. who ,,-4 it K Ployiriq over the Pork formed the nucieug cf the O'Keefe shouldered most Pekin 15 Pekin l2V2 Pekin 7Vz Pekin 10 Pekin 6 Pekin 4Vz Pekin 9 Pekin 12 Pekin 6V2 Pekin 7 Pekin 12V2 Pekin 12 Pekin 1OVz Pekin 4 Pekin 15 Bio 12 Choznpionn Second in Illini Conte Second in District Lewis, Bruce Whitmore, terry Olieefe, Gene Lunini, View ond Pekin Country Club layouts, the Chinks coptured thu Bid 12 tronhy with o totol of 318 strokes, 16 Stroker: better thon the 334 totol posted by Peorict Centrol. Gene Lunini ond Bob McCord led the Chinks to the Bio 12 honors, ending the cfvnteut ploy in o fiecrd heot for the medalist honor.: with 77 ond '51 squo-'i which piled up win.: in two-thirdg of its contests. in oddition to Lunini ond McCor'i, Chuck Lein- hcircl, Bruce Vfhitmcre, Kenley Ccrdts, ond lerrv of the burden for Pekin':: linkrsters, who olsso finished second in the Illini conference rncitch behind Woodriiff, ond troilecl Bloomington in the District meet. 1951 GOLF SCORES Monuol 0 Sbczlrlino 2Vz Soolfiino 7V2 Golefsburri 5 Decotur 9 Woodriitt 1016 Bloomirmton 6 Golegburo 3 Bloomington SV2 Woorirtiii 8 Chompoiqn 2Vz Decotur 3 Centrol 4V2 Centrol ll Monuol U rence Chuck Leinhord, Kenley Netters Register Record Season ilifkinfz pfiiwiiinial superiority in terixns alive lohn ltloss crew its xtiost outatandinti record throughout the yein' 'J 14-U card. The squad, coached by lohn Mcss, recorded 14 wins in dual meet corn- petition, against no losses, to run their unbeaten skein to 21 matches over a period of two years, ln ad- dition, Cliink nelnien humbled all opporientii in the Big 12 race, capped their eialitli District crown in a row, and liooined the state tinal to sec- ond places-falling one point short of the ten points posted by Oak Park. Wayne Steinke and Oscar Tharp, the only pair of seniors on Moss' 1951 lectin, outlasted all comers in the state doubles race-capturina the cliaiiipionsliip, the tirst Chink tennis crown since Chuck Busby and Karl Wilson turned the trick in 1948. For the ninth consecutive year, the Cliinki: went home with all the mar- bles in the District scramble, pocket- ina a one-two finish in both the simile-s and doubles divisions of the tournament. ln addition to the spotless team record, Pekin team members posted near-perfect records during the '51 cainpaiqn--'droppina only 12 matches out ot ci total of 214 played durina the year. While plastering 14 oppo- nents, Pekin downed its toes in 114 of 115 matches in dual Competition. A' R., Pekin Pekin Pl-kin Pe-kin Pekin Pekin Pe-kin Pekin Pekin Pekin Pekin Pekin Pekin Pekin 7 5 Woodruff ,, .. 3 9 S 9 1951 SEASON RECORD 9 Central ,,,,...,. . . Champaign . ..,. , 8 University High ot Urbana , Lincoln . .. Blue Island York . . ., Bloomington ..,. 9 Woodrull . 9 Central . .,.. 9 Bloomington , .. Second in State First :n District ,,. , X ir 7 Lincoln . Bock Island .,, ,. 9 Moline TENNIS TEAM Left to right: Mr. Moss, Darrell Arnold, Chuck Reid, Oscar Tharp, Wayne Steinke, Bucky Wright, Doyle Glass. Doyle Glass Oscar Tharp. Wayne Steinke.Stu1e doubles champions. 'S ?1 X - Ck di wifi G4 X lm x wi Y , wb x WN' :W ' ,, QW 5 1512! .XMXQ13 ' A iii , Q' i Y K ' WE?fvf:sf?9'5 i 1 42? MARGE GARMAN ls' Club President G-ir f f PRESIDENTS I , V 7 I f Q1-53, 5 M f P P 4 'P , . ..-....,..,r....w,?....-.---- ,, ,,4. - J, .X.f,, Q . -- ,,.. 2 . - Af ewsblkwr 4 'W1 fem: 'few - grin? S5 T, 1 7,51 , I-4 y 3-,A Y - , . 5 'if PY ' A - IIM HERGET .- 1 f -' . Y - - xi 2 Student Councll President ' ' , A' . as r X ...W A . J 'L BOB CURRIE MARY IANE BHECHER Y-Teen Club Council President Boys' Club President JUNIOR-SENIOR PRCM After three months' work, the lunior-Senior Prom was a reality. The prom-goers were received by the junior class president and ineiiibers of the faculty. After the usual greetf ing of Oh, how nice you look, we danced to the music of Dick Rayinonds Orchestra. The big event of the evening was the crown- ing of the king and queen, Bob McCord and The Grand March Begins Dianne Donaldson. After the crowning cere- mony, the royal couple, followed by the court, led the grand inarch. Concluding an evening of dancing in a world of Moonlight and Roses, couples in at- tendance began their out-of-town journeysg and many Mothers began their task of prepar- ing breakfast for tired, but hungry young people. THE PROM COURT: Ellyn Morse, Pete Berardi, Barbara Gebhardt, Doyle Glass, Oscar Thorp, feanie DoBoer, Prom King and Queen of l95U, Glen Phillips, Shirley Gorsaae, Dick Heihs, Alive Canini. Seated are Dianne Donaldson and Bob McCord, Queen and Kina of the 1951 Prom. --veil-xii The advanced tap group presents It's a Lovely April Showers and Isn't It cz Lovely Day To Day Today and A Bushel and u Peck. Be Caught in the Rain? close the revue. S P R I N G F R O l. l C A Fella with an Umbrella lf- plz S lgw li '1A:1'5' DTI Clijrlgn A 4 Adil f.l lr- to :rid EQTTQ' Atiri Br '.'.' :1 L.. A ' 1:1 LfAAArfeg1w E5-llj: Arn. 7 V rf llrlf 1 :tri fx.Qi': M Alf is tlv- V791 l f A i :Aw . fix? ix 7 '1:1'.' dir' lbrimtiprml Cllclrclcler in TWillm pc1lcrcl Circ picilurod llcrei l.illIc: Girl A A A A Beverly Lorrsmm ficrrrecrow A A AA llcil Brown lilrrck Cczls AADormc1 llodqsolr licflly Denny, Mary Arm lllll, llmmcr llild Little Slirmkers A Alotrlrm Kf1llllIlCITlTl, Marie Verprrml lic-rssio A Kay Murray Klorfll Allllfl Marlo Qsterzucm icrltl 117 4: 124 an l A Scene from A-Hunting We Will Go with Patsy Everything Is Twitterputed in the Spring. Brush Us the Little Hunter cmd Shirley Baker as Pc-ter Cottontail. SPRING FROLIC 2..A6r-1-'- x .4-v-7-- ug. A 1 .V X . 1 r YA 'Q Mwbru WN. t Mil .WM -ig n A 91 u' -N.. I we t Qt,e e Rini K W W Max t U zuk f? bww MK ' if l -it Y , ,rv g href fe KK 4 x ' ity? . kfgw, an-w,,1. 5 N ,vm M-...rem A A -t-- t 1 we . W... . YZ,-H' ,.,.f' ll' - 'A 'N F f M nw . . K W -- 'I' xii' . Q ,s Q .my ,fl w, . Q NNN 45355 ff I , 1..1....l1..--W Le Introducin g the Variety Show of 1951 VARIETY SHOW ft to right: Dwight Williamson. Doumeen, and L ' any Sullxvan. Terry 44 126 2 With the O pening of the curw i . . dms, GH lmdgindry Times Square was introduced to P.C.H,S. students cmd members of the community by the Master cmd Mistress of Cereruonies, Bob Currie cmd Betty Mitts, opening the 1951 VCI riety Show. ,Q f 1 him .X X 8 Q x Ygfijg A ' V .Qi 15 K SNS - X S Q at X X r l ux' I ' : 15 W 'fifgx 'lf 3' , , 4 3 A 1 i .'-. -X gl Y X , N 5 4 Q N ' Jef ' 1 ' :1 ,x I 5 Xi , ' , gg -' Q-:.'l3'f , A , . X I ff' W 3. 'wmvgtaccgxxkx if bi: Zig x 1. il .Q X lil P E A N ur-ag., I P wxNQ1 wxxxsi xg Shirley Gorsage Homecoming Queen QUEEN'S COURT H U m E UU m I H U Barbara G bhardi Iecmie O'Keefe FROSH-SOPH PARTY The big annual event tor all Chinlc and Chinlclette uriderclassinen, the FzoslifScpli Party, was held again this year on October 24. Most ot the students spent the evening dancina tc the inusic ot the Chink Notes while others played Canasta and bingo in the Cafeteria. The Girls Gym was decorated as the ball- room of Cinderella and Prince Charrning. The main attraction ot the evening's activities was the crownina ot the Prince, Bob lanes, and Princess, Paula Gers- paclier, attended by a court ot tour boys and tour girls. 'The princess received silver slippers as the traditional Cinderella story goes, besides her crowng and the prince, a golden scepter, When it ended, all that lingered were sinall pieces ot balloons and scattered alitters, the remains ot a very successful party which was enjoyed by everyone. Frosh-Soph Princess and Prince, Paula Gerspacher and Bob D. Iones. s 'A'-.it gs, V J. k-- tl 23381 K F .1 if ' .,,. ...........s.nm.. ,.,- -i..,:,. W M -Memes-MW-' - W - if - - 1-snug..-mmf--' GREEN GROW THE LlLACS Dick Lashbrook a d L n ouis Beres Who said anything about gettin' even? What was the business you had u h p ere at the house? C4 130 CAST Curly McClain .,..... Richard Lashbrook Aunt Eller Murphy ......, Shirley Lewis Laurey Vlfilliazns. .Mary Lou Cottinahain, LaVonne Gianessi leeter Fry . . . ...., Ronald lfllinaliausen Louis Beres Ado Annie Carnes ....,.. Nancy Thomas, Erma Bacon Pedlar ...... 4 .Richard Sams, lerry Hall Old Man Peck ,.... ...... R ex Andrews Guitar Player A , ,.... 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JEFFERSON PEKIN MUSIC SHOP 514 Court Street RECORDS - RADIOS Musical Instruments onooososcosoonoo0ooooooosoososnooonoooooooonoooosoosoosooosoonooonosoo0oo0ogg...,,,,....g.,.....,..,,,,,.,.. For the Latest in P.C.H.S. Events Read The NPEKIN HI Ll'1'ES t:ol.UMN IN 'l'lIl'1 PEKIN DAILY TIMES Tazewell County's Unly Daily c:l.oTHEs rot: STUDENTS Schipper and Block Co. lVlen's and Boys' Clothing and Jackets First and Second Floors Junior Misses and Teen-Age Coats and Dresses Second Floor 1 OOOOIIUICCIOOIOOIOOOIIOOO'IllOIlilillilllllllOCOOOOIOOOCOCIOOOODOUOOO II000000OCOOCOOIOOIQIOOOOUOII0000.0llOIOIOICCOOOOOOOOOIICOOIOCI OCICIOCOI ill k t.. JS LD V The Path To Your Success Is Here At Bradley University! Bradley, as one of America's strong nledium- sized universities, combines the advantages of the very large university' with the personal at- tention provided by smaller colleges. Dr. Ralph McDonald, chief of the division of higher edu. cation. National Education Association., recently stated, Bradley has the highest accredited rating that an institution can achieve in the Ifnited States. Extra curricular activities at Bradley surpass those of all but the very largest universities. Bradley has more than a hundred clubs, soror- itics, and fraternities catering to a wide range of interests. Bradley University offers over 1000 courses in over 60 areas of study. Its free lecture arts series is not surpassed in any University in the United States. The University is accredited by all the major accrediting agencies. Under thc new Bradley Plan, a student is given the opportunity to eomhine his regular college education with military training in the University's Air ROTC. If his college and mili- tary work is creditable, he has a chance for deferment until graduation and for gaining a reserve commission, upon graduation, as a ground forces officer in the Air Force. 1952 Summer Sessions, Two Terms June 12.,luly I7 July 18-August 21 1952 Fall term begins: Monday, September 15. For further information: SECRETARY OF ADMISSIONS Comstock llall Bradley University Peoria 5, Illinois ENROLI. NOW 'FW , I OIOOODIOO ooeootosoooo neocon . CIUOUOOIOCOCIIOIIOCII ,f-:mm .,Fx THE PHOTOGGERY PHO'l'0UGERY NEEDS FUR EVERY PURPOSE Phone 103 .312 Court Strvvl Pekin. Illinois I 0ooooooooococloosouuooonoooo OOOOOOOOOCOOOIOOCOOO IIOOOIOOOIICIIOll00ll0l00 Compliments of B 81 M STUDIOS I,l'0lIlll'l'I'S of Fino Portraits 357 Court fover Thrifty Drugs, Jewelers Rf'HiSlf'1'1'f1 .lvwvlvr I,Il0ll0 41544 P1-kin, Illinois Anwril'l111, 1:0111 Sovioly I9 Ifourl Strva-I I'vI4in. Illinois I'vkin's Exvlusivv IIri1I4- Ilus xxvIlISlN'l'l'1IN Shore .O f .fl'.l...'..'..... 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