Pinckneyville High School - Pyramid Yearbook (Pinckneyville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1943 volume:

TH 1943 PYRAMID X ,XX NS fe'-ff PUBLISHED BY THE PINCKIXIEVVILLE CQIVIIVIUIXIITY HIGH SCHOQI. , . 331' . 4 li Q 1,3 NE ., , 1 if-.-Q. Rs A -ry ,B lg,,s- ,psig K Cf 'I present a plcture of P C H S as seen 1n thns year 1943 We hope to record for those who are leavmg here a small portlon of thelr hves that mlght otherW1se be for gotten In this book, we have attempted to . Y ' 7 7 .LAL . 6 PYRAMID 1943 fx 'lr 'kiiixx tx? tl 'kit xx 'lr X xeitextw XX 1, J We the Senlor Cliss of 1943 dedl eite the 1943 Pyramld to the former students of P CH S who are now 1n che flghtlng, forces of the Unxted Stsztes and to Isnslgn Rolfmd Keene who left the Pr1nc1p1lsh1p of P C H S to Jom the fightmg, forces ofthe Navy and to Melvm Reldelberger a member of the class of 43 who left PC H S to jom the Marmes At the present time PC H S IS represented ln pr1c ucally all branches of the Armed Iorces NVe 1re Hbllllllg for many muses one of whleh IS a lnbersnl cducl tlon for eaeh and exery youth Al though some of our boys and f.,1flS miy never see the results of thelr ach1eve and thlnk her sons wnel el1ug.,hters for thelr part H1 keeplng her doors open to every boy 1nd gurl of thls and sur roundlng Communltles x, 1 x I s , x .- . 7 . . 'g 1 ' . 1 , . . . Y X 3 1 , , , . . .. P, 1 I u Q - iv B I K - : . , , , ' . 1 H, ' ' ' ' . 1- . 'I 1 lf! f . - 7 1 - 7. L Q ments, P.C.H.S. will always remember l I X ' 1 x . L ' is K L Y 3 x if , , ,- - 3 I wk sy . . - y Wk X .. 'Y x l l 'SL l X, K 'k l I es Ne? Q: Il xtt . l l l . I-rom Left to Rrghr Steve Reel Prcsndenr Mrs lack Stumpe Secretary Clyde A MtDan1el lrmupal Adam Kellerman Harold Farmer Legal Adusor Ernest Genstdoefcr Alus Battle George Btnednct Cl-IIEF STIQATEGISTS We the Semors of 1943 deeply apprec1ate the splendxd part the Board of Educatlon has played m our hves We feel that enough credlt can not be glven to them for thenr undylng efforts and cooperatlon to xmprove and help P C H S Our Board of Educatlon IS made up of promment people of our communlty Thelr dlfferent professxons gave them a large varlety of vlewpolnts about the problems of our school Mr Steve Reel, Presldent, IS the owner of a garage Mr George Benedlct and Mr Alvrs Bartle are owners of grocery stores Mr Adam Kellerman and Mr Ernest Gelstdoefer are farmers Mr Harold Farmer IS the Legal Advlsor and Mrs Jack Stumpe ns the Secretary We, as representatlves of PCHS, can not thank them enough for the teachers, equ1pment, and extra courses w1th whlch they have provlded us ln order to meet the demands of these trymg umes ll I is S ? .nl 9 7 . . . . . . . . I 1 s Q . ,. Q. v V y ' Y V , 1 s ' . W ,V aes. - . , , e . . X, , ,jp W W W , , ,,,,,,m 2 ft ,wm v f ' l lr ,, Ja: .1-gfv11?:,.,Si'I,.K NAVY IN Tl-IE SKY 3 stcW7.s 1, 1 s. X f .1 X Y x MQ. U xxsvxfi mu all 4,147 Tl-IE COMMANDING CDFFICERS In spite of the fact than there is a shortage of members of the teaching profession, P.C.I-I.S. has been bestowed with a very fine faculty this year. Besides a faculty that rates tops, we have been fortunate in having Mr. Clyde A. McDaniel as Principal and Mr. Harley F. Quillman as Assistant Principal. Mr. Roy R. Chenoweth began the year as a member of the Social Science Department, but was inducted into the United States Army in February. Mrs. Tillie McGuire has filled the vacancy in this department. Aside from the regular daily classes, some of the teachers have taught night classes, such as, Spanish, taught by Miss Baudisong Typing I and II, taught by Miss Getzieg Shorthand I, taught by Miss Brownlee, Agriculture, taught by Mr. Templeton, and Wfoodworking, taught by Mr. Kellerman. These are all greatly appreciated by the citizens of Pinckneyville and surrounding communities. To these members of the Faculty and to the Faculty members for the past four years, the Seniors are more than grateful. These people have been untiring in their efforts to prepare us for our future life. To these people we give undying thanks. liirsr Rim-Iiurli Curtis, Home Iiconomicsg Ray Ramlolph. Girls' Physical lfducariong Flussine Rule, lfnglish: Alice Tate, Inglisli and Art, Xlartlu plant' lirimnlce, Commerce: xl.1l'll1.l Llanc Keene. Xlusicg Betty Daily, Nlathematicsg Niarie Baudison, lioreign Ininguagc. Nlathematics. and linglislv: lieulali Hutchins, lnglish .ind library: Iva Ilcctlcy, linglish. Second Row-Clyde A. Xlclhnicl, Principal: Richard Kellerman, Vfizodworkingg Ford Dunn, Science: Louis Tcmplcton, X-griculture: Merrill Tlionias. Scnnce: Dale Pillcrs, Huis' Physical l'duc.1liong Roy R. Chcnoweth, Social Science: l.n1nu lx. Getlie, Coinmercc: pl. l'. Vaughn, Social Science: Harley Quillman, Science and Assistant Principal. LIEUTENANT CCDMMAINIDERS Left to Right: Fred Pundsack, Presidentg jake Perzia, S tary, Ted Wolfe, Vice-President, Nina Mohr, Treasurer. As Senior classes go, ours is tops! We have been kind to the Freshmen, lenient with the Sophomores, and tolerant of the Juniors. This alone is a great accomplishment, but we have not stopped here. The Seniors have been outstanding in every school activity. Listen to the success story of the Class of '43!! We have led in Football, Basketball, Student Council, Sphinx, Hi-Tri, Hi-Y, Black Masque, Music, Cheerleaders, and Pyramid. In the spring we gave the Gay Goose, our Senior play, which was one of the most successful plays ever staged in P.C.H.S. We chose the following class officers: President CC CC rrrrrrrrrr.r,rrr,rrrrr...... ..rrrr F red Pundsack Vice-President rrrr C rri,, Ted Wolfe Secretary rrrrr ,r.rrrr.rrrr.rrrr.rrrrrrr..,. .,,r - C Jake Perzia Treasurer CC rrrrrr,rrrrrrrrr,rrrrrrrrrrrrre C i..,, rrrrrr,r C Nina Mohr Student Council Representative ,rrrr. ,r.,rr.rrrrr Don Keene Sponsor rra.. C ,.,...,,.rrrrr..,.,,..rrrrr.rrrrrr ,,rrr..,,r C .CCC.C..CCCC C CC..CCFord Dunn Our crowning achievement, of course, takes place in the spring when one of the largest graduating classes in the history of P.C.H.S. will march down the aisle and receive their diplomas. Well, all in all, the last four years have been happy and successful, and We leave with sincere regret. We sincerely hope that each and everyone of us will look back to P.C.H.S. with pride and respect and will remember part of what she has tried to teach us. 4, Ifxccutivz' tiontmittcu 3, Prt-xirlcnt 43 7 7 43 Stuflcnt Council 3: Ilmnt-wanting Play 3 4: ,IllI'IIfIf- Play 3: Sprint: Ft-ftival 3: Dc- I,ajOY MAXINI2 BECK Chic irlunt .j '-. :,1 ' .-, .. . .4 I.-...ry X irc-I rcs ' ' 1 ' fntt-Nt. Distric . 2. .' att- I. -3 t'nntraItn Snlu, District ..: ' . -3 wrt-tta I, 4. Pianist I3 tiirls' Cihurua l. 2. .Xccomwanix 1: 3IixcfI fhnrus. District I, State I: Yam-y XYZITIQIICS I, .23 Yariuty 33 flaw Pre-iflt-nt -32 ,Iuninr Play 3: Pyramid, .Xwiftant Iiili- tur 3, I-Qflitur 43 fhfrrus I. Z. 3, 4. Piani-t I, 23 School Orchestra Pianift .23 Trio 43 Iixzltangu Prugranls I, J, 3. KIfNNETH XVADIQ Cabby Track I, 2: Ifurmtball I. 2. 3: Ili-Y I. Z, 3, 43 Pup flub 3. 'liruaxurer 33 Sphinx 43 Basketball I. GENEVA NIACKI 3 indigtiu ... -- . - .. , Sphinx 3 mrus I. DONALD KIfIfNIi Tops Ili-Y l, 2, 3, 4, X'it'c-I'rt-aiflctit .53 Stutlt-ut i'uuncil 43 Iilauk Xlaaquu I. J. 3, 4. Sw- rt-tary Z3 'Itnnip 'IK-am l, J. 3. 4. District fhainpw 3: Iltnnccmning Play 33 Pyra ' 43 Ilantl 3. 3, 43 Hpt-rvtta I, 43 iihurur I. MARY HIQLIQN KUYKIfNDAI.I. Adorable Ili-Tri l, .Z, 3. 43 Iilack Xlzifuixc I, 3, 3, I nrt-nsic I. ... 3, 4. Secretary ... Trvsasurcr tc I,.23 Di,-.trtct N.If.l..t'ui1tt-at 33 Cihurus 33 Pyrannrl 43 Sphinx 4. 5, . H I I FRED PUNDSACK Versatile farlinville I. 2: Ilaxl-tt-tballvl, J, 3, 4: Trark I. J. 3. 4, Vaptain 4: Claw Svtrrtary ainl Trcafurcr t 4 III N ' ' ' 35 1 IHS: Prcmlcn : ' 3. 4. Itwwirit-tit 43 Illack Xla-qua 4: Ij'ranuiI 43 llpcrctta 4. Jfuua mattzm Chivalruui XYiIIisviIIe I. 3. 33 Softball I. Z. 3: Fnot- ball 43 Ilaskutball I, .Z, 3, 43 Track I, 2. 3: ,Iunifrr Play 3. BESSIE MARIE RITCHIQY Vivacious Stutlt-nt founcil, Prcairlcnt -I: Ili-Tri I, 2, 3. -I3 Illack Nlasqur I, 2, 3..-I, llusinws Xlanagcr 43 Homecoming Plav 43 junior Play 33 Forensic I, 2, 3, 4, Sccrctarv 3: Debate 2, 3, District 'I'uurname'nt Z, Stats 23 National Forensic League 2. 3: fhorus I, 43 Sphinx 43 Pyratniil 43 Open-tta I, 4. ROY EUGENE ANTHIQS Happy HiAY l, 2, 3, 43 Opcrutta I3 Churus I3 Ilobby Flub Z, 33 Sphinx 43 Iiaskctball I: Intramural Basketball 2. 3, 43 Intramural Football 33 Intramural Softball 2, 3, 43 Tennis Team I, 2, 3, 4, District fihatnps. 33 VI' X 7 'I RUTH CORNIZLIA GIBSON Distinct Pup l'lub I, .23 Vhorus I, J, 3, 43 Yasvy Yarictius I, .23 Nlurris Yarivtics 3: Pyraf miil 43 Fort-naic I3 Ili-'liri I, .Z, 3, 43 flaw Scrrt-tary .23 Sphinx Ailvcrtisiiig Xlanagt-r -I3 Upcrctta I, 43 4i.A..X. I3 ,Iuninr Play 3: Ifxcliangc Programs I, 2. 3: Trio 43 3Iixt'tI fhorus I, 2, District l, Statc I, 2. WALLACE NOWARD Attentive 2 .1 3 I I IS I ....., Q III-X I. 2, 3, 43 IIIack Nlawutn- 3, 43 I-rmt- Inll S 4 Intrimuril III kttlnll I P 3 4 Stullcnt Council 33 Play 33 Pyramid 4: Gulf Tram I, Z, 3, 43 Hobby Club 2: Tum- bling I, 23 Viet--I'rcsirl:-tit 33 Opt-rt-tta 4. VVALTER RAYMOND FR AZER Boyish Track I, 2, 3, -Ig HifY 2, 3, 41 Uperetta I: Iihurus I, 23 llnliliy fluh 21 Sphinx 3, 43 Intramural liasketliall 2. 3, 4: famera l'lnli I, fl lfootliall Xlanapzer 2: Talile Tennis NINA LOUISE MOHR Sparkling Pyramid 41 iilass Secretary I3 flass Treas- urer 43 Forensic I. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 33 Illaclc Masque 3. 4. Production Blanager -Ig fhorus 1, 4g Ili-Tri I, 2, 3. 4. Treasurer 4: fheer Leader Z. 3, 4, Uperetta I, 4: lland Z, 33 junior Play 33 Homecoming Play 3: ILA.,-X. I: Pep Clulr I, lg Student fuunuil Treasurer -I. QIACK ROIJMAN SCHUl.ZIi Audacious Ili-Y I,4l, 3. 4. St-uretary 4g Student f'nun- cil I: half I. 3. 3. 4: Junior Play 3: Ilan- lxctlmll I. 2: lfriotlsfill I. MABLIZ THOR NTON Prctt y llmrus I. 3. 4: Ili-lrl I. 3, 3. 43 Pep I lull I I Xiu Xiiiitlt I Uixtutti I 4 .-g 'zs--' ':--Vs 3 -1 . f: lllaulcl Nlasqui- 41 Pyrainiil 4: Ifmirlizill Qin-rn 4: Ili-Tri iiruup Si-cretary J. 3, EDGAR ALMS Nocturnal Percy I. 2. 3: lllziflxetluill llanaier I: Ilas- I- laetliall J. 3. 4, Nvttluall I. 2. 3: Track I. 2: 1 I'apt-r Staff I. .IL llrainatics -. 33 Cilmrus l ' I PEGGY LOU AUSBURG Capable Hi-Tri I, Z. 3, 4. Pianist 3, Secretary 4, Operetta I, 4, Mixcfl Chorus I, 23 Girls 7 Chorus I, .., 3, 4, Accompanist I. 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4, State Contest I. Z. Dis- trict Contest I. 2, Piano Solo I, 2: Music Festival 33 Vasey Varieties l, 2: Morris Varieties 3g Exchange Program Z. 33 Pyra- mid 4: Trio 4. x RAYIVI D EUGENE .IULIAN Dcbonair Basketball I, , .5 .' I, 2. 3: llrama 2, 3: Dlunior llay 33 umore Play 23 Track 2, 33 lioys' Qt lg Athletic Association l, 2, 35 Tun l, 2. SARAH ANN GLADSON Genuine Ili-Tri I, 2. 3, 4, Secretary I, fir 1 man 2: lllack Masque I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Secretary 43 Homeqoming 3, 4: fhorus Ig Uperetta I: iiixrls' C I: Mixed Chorus I, ILA..-X. 2, Cheer er 3, -Ig Sphinx 3, 4, Assistant lu Manager 3, Editor 4, Student Counct BILL IJLANARY Romantic Ill-X I. J, 3, 4, I'uotI1aII I, 2. 33 mural llasketliall 2, 3, 43 Student I .25 Pep Kilulu I, 2. VIVA DIQMPSEY Bcautific Uliorus 3. l'mONNlli M. COOK Cure 1Q,.X..X. I. 1. 3. l'l-p l'luIn I. lg flmrux .L 4, lli-Tri I. 2. 3. 4. BOB PAT ARNIQTTIC Chattcry , 4 lll-I 2: lluslwtlmll I 3 ln rzeuluml in-krv lmull 35 llunrl I. 2, 3, 43 Uh rrns I: lfrml- lr all I I LORRAINI-Q BURNIAITT Talkativc lli-Tri I. 2. 3. 45 Il..X..X, I. J. 3, -Ig Drum Xlujurcttr I, J, 3, llrum fllzxjnr 4: flmrux I, 3, 3, 4, lixullxmgc l'rugr:un1 I, 3. 33 Nlixvml flmrus .23 llolrlry Clulr J. LLOYD PUGH Individualisnic llgulxctlmll Ig lfootlmzlll I: Hi-Y Ig lil-l..X, Ig lntrznmurzll llznkrtlmll I, J. 3, 4. BILLIE RUTH EATON Demure Cutler I, J. 33 Sturln-:It founril IZ- flu-- l'l:Iy I. 2. 3: l'lz1y 33 4v.AA.A. I. 3: btwll-nl Council PI'L'4l4lClIl 2: xlllSIC l m-slivzul Z. lllll Rl ill AFLLIHIKIIIJIIXL n I I m 4 I I ln Ill I' l ll llll r I ININ Cf IJ I 1 I mrli L L a lux Alilil 'N IAXLOR Bud rl lllnr ILIIL 11 Q ARI l NI ROV NAC lxl Rnspguful DONAI IJ SLHNI IDI R l,l'C'1l'1'1N fll lll P l IL N ITICIIR mru l K fill A .4 H ? M hw 41 j . . ll lll-Y I. J. 3. 4. YI vfl'l'mwl:lvv1t .Ig lllzrk Xl:-:UV J. 3. 4, l'rmlllrtim Nlullzgvr 3g lfwfn-xnxic l'l1ln 3. 4: llvlvm- 3. 4: l lmlvv l'IuI1J: ,lux I l'l:Iy .ig llrmn-uunivlu l'Ifxv J. 3. 4: Stl l' K'fxum'1l 45 lnt 'Iln'vr:1l lizl-lwtlrzlll I. J. 3. 43 I-'mrtlzlll I. 3: l'vp l'IulI I. J. G fl' 2 'A l.I-ili QXI, WI-11.1. Coy ll:nl I, 2. 3. 43 Ilrum Xl:cj1n tIu I. Q, 3, 43 l'l N I: Hp'r'1t:x I: Yu-1-y Y:u'1vtu-N I1 Slh' ' 43 llululuy flulm 3g lhbp fllllu 2, 3: lll-Tri I. J. 3. 4. W' N ' l IlUI'l1:ml I. J. 3: llzlxlxvllunll lg 'zulx J, 31 ,ln ' l'l:ny 33 AIIIA '- .hxm-11111011 I. J. 3. 43 Xluxic J. .Ig l'l1 ru- l. J. 3. Q ,iff ' 1, lQ,.X..X. J. 3. fl: lllwrllx I. lfurutluzzll I. 2, 3. 4. lllnilactlmll VI, 2. 3. 'I' : -lx I. 2, 3: Tu Ill ' I. lg Ill-Y I. J. 3. 43 Yzuwy 'z ' -N 2: fl - 23 IR-p l'l1lv l'r--rl:-nt 31 lm: 1ur'l llrnlxctlmll 4. , .vi ISOB NIOOR lx NlLlSCLlllI!C Iwmtluzlll I. J. 3. 4. lmulx I. J. 3. 4: Ilzuul I P I llulx Nlnqm I 4 In 1 II I Ilnslwtlwzlll -. 3. 4: l'5r:mml 4, l,UciIl.1I'. NIARII' STIRN Neal Slvhmx -I. -I:XXll'.S l RNI:S'I' Qlfl IIN IDL-pcmlalwlc I..m1l I. J. 3. 4. ilmxns J. I MARION SNIITI I Ifllll UTI Quaim lI1'I'r1 I: llrnmxllnx I: Klmvrux I. J: Ill I-rl-tru I. J. M l'.-Xlfl. Kl l'Nlf Clwunliy lwmllvznll J. 3. I: lmrlx 5, 4 Ill N ' I 4 RUBY DORIS HUNTER Interesting Ili-Tri 2. 3. 45 4...X.A, I, MIQRLIC RUSSIQLI. MILLIGAN Muggs lutlcr I. 2. 33 lhfkctlrzxll I. 2. .ll l I. 3. 33 lilznck Xlawquc 41 Ifuruns Pyrzunirl 4: Plays 2, 33 lIoy's Vocal Q: flmrus 23 Intramural llaskc-tlwall 4: l'r1 i1lu1t I Ntl l I L I I X .4 . , RUISY Llflf IIVINGSTON Intelligent ' :ren 'uuncz Z3 H'- II1-Ir1 2, 3, 41 llnrcuxlr 23 h..X,.X. I Stumlful l'num'll 4. yIAMIiS PI-IILLIP GRUNER Easy-going Ifmrlulll 7 I 4' Trulml 7 I 4 Ill-nt Uvuucil ' I Hi Y I I 4' fhr l'I:ny I: fhuru- I: Upcrvltzu I: K':m1vr:1 I. 21 Pup llulm I. 2: lK'Iu-vrlm-:ulvr L In-uma I. 2: llulnlvy llnlm 2, 33 lux l'rng1':m1 3: junior I'lzAy .Il lntrzunur' Imrlnll P I 4 glbhll lhntn gl 4' ' -... r fl mx ' prawn-r 3. 43 l'yr:1m :I llmtflprnpln-r I. J. .L 4 NONA MARTHA EATON Graceful l.llllk'I' I. J. .IQ ln.A,A. I. lg Sqhrml I. J, 3: l'lu'vrIn-:ulvr .lg Vlmrus J: Ill 4 I'I uk XII qu 4 . 1. .15 l' . BERNICE RICH Agile . , . . - . I-..-LA. I, 2, 3. 4, lrmulcnt -I: hlrls fhorus I, 2, 43 Blixcil fhflrus I, 25 fllll'l'CII1l I, 45 Psp Club I, 2: Yun-y Varieties 2. ROBERT LEE Compromising FANNIE LUCILLE CAMPANELLA Virtuous Yillisvillv I, 2, 3: fhorus I, 2: llramatics I: junior Play 33 Hi-Tri 43 Upcrvtta I. 'EORGE KELLER Sampson izmfl lg Football 2. AURINA CAUPERT Agreeable '.A.A. 3, 45 Chorus 4. lfRW'lN W'UlfHl.K Ii Friendly l'.l'..X. I, 2. 31 I'.l'..X. vlullpging Conti-N1 3 lmrmnurznl Ilaixki-tlmll I. J, 3. 4. IiILI-ll-iN STIQRN lnduslrinus lll-lrl 5. 4. Xiu'-I'riwlalc11l 45 h..X,.'X. J fhurux jg Ulxvlwttzl J. DONALD EATON Mivchicvuus futlcr I, .ig Iimlwtluzill I,q2. 31 'l'r:u'k I J. 3. -I3 Suttlmll I, J, 31 Srlmul l'l:iy 3 fllnrus 3. IQVELYN HUBLER Patient lli-Tri I. 2, 3. 4: lllziuk Nlasiui- 43 lfwlrcn I sic 2. 35 lk-p llulr I. lg 'lunmr l'l:iy .3 l'yr:1n1i1l -I. Q ROBERT Vflfsslfl.. Curly liym 'll-:nn l. 2. 3, -I: l .l ..'X. 4. 7 1, -' M.--4 . PAUL LIQO MAR TI N Playful IxI'..X, J: Iianrl J. 3. -lg Inlrzunnral Nutt' IIII ' I I If IUXNNIIC ROSIQ CIAMPANI-fI.I.A Plcasing IYilIiwiIIc I. 3, 3: llraxnaliurvlzdvlTninr I'I:1y 31 Llwruf I. 3,31 Upurvtla Ig 'ri 3. 'dv 1 If ,, 44' gf DONALD FFLTNIIfYER Quint Ilnlf Ig IIIIl'IlIIlIlI'.lI II:I-In-lIm:nIl I. .'XI.N1I DA CRANI' SWQCI Ianlarmq I, l, .ig II.,X..X. I. lg klmxux I'I'u' ' A Ng, LYAN II IOM AS Mnnncrly l'r1'L'y I. J. 31 Ilzlxlwllmll J. .Il 51xI'IIraII I. 7 3' 'IxI lL'li I , - - 4 . uw . fm, ,, ,,,, '7 ' y 1 'A .f-1-19 J ' ' NIARIF KUJAXVA Pulitc WII.I.IANI LLOYD NIINTON Gallant fuilrr I, 2, 33 Stullcnt founcil I l'rrsuIcnt 2, Prcsulcnt 3g Play 2, 3 H 7 7 uvming I'lay 4g Music Fics: Nlzmnlu 43 Track I. Z. 31 Playa I 5 f' IQDITH MARIIQ BARNWIQLL Exact Ili-Tri I. J, 3, 4: IZMXMX. -I. 4, MILTON KITLLIZR M AN Observing If.If..X. I. 3: Intramural Iiaxlu-Ilya 4g Intramural Suftlmall I, J. 3, 4. NI VA FLORIQNCIT I-IIQLVFY Curdinl III-Tri J. 3. 4. GENICVIIQVE IIOUAS Coqucttish .,.,, , , , . IIl'Irx .., 3, 43 1...-X.,X. .., 3, 4g Icp lluh J, .Ig Sphinx 45 llunwl 3, 43 Ilrnm Nlnjnrrltv I 4 BARNEY EUGENE SUTLIFF Fun Ili-Y I, J, 3, 43 Ilznncl l, J. 3, 43 Ifnntlxznll I, 3: Yuriuty Show 1, 2, .Ig Pyrzunifl 4. x . VIRGINIA PRPICH Nonchalant Cutler 1. J, 3: KLA..-X. I. 2, 4. M KENNETH FREDERICK Adept 'I'zunam:n I, 2, 35 Softball 2, 3: Ilznskcth: I. 2, 35 Truck l, 2. LORENE WILSON Frank Sphinx 4. VVAYNE GlI.IIIfR'I4 CQOLIQNIAN Sleepy Ilzulwxlmll 1. J. .43 Vlmrn- I. J. .ig Sufllmll 'I ul l I Ihnlnn I In I,l,.IgIr:w ,J..: ': J.f..1'qlIl bling I, J, MIQLVA BIQRYI, I5RIiIfMAN Cumcly KIIUXNIIIL' I. J, 3: l'hnruF I. 3, 3: Hpurvttzn 23 fi..X..X. .Ig Latin flnln 7 K' Hi Tri 4 MARION KNAPP Red 'l'1m1:Arvv:n l. 2, 33 'I4r:ncIi lg Ilmkvzlmll 2, 3 Iln 3 . x.. FLORA HUTCHINGS wmy Jlirlx' lkhoru- 2: Stylr Show Z: Puppet Show ' DEAN JACKSON Unspokcn hym In-:nn 3, 3, 4. ALBERT GUEBERT Winsome Percy I, 2. 3: Softball I. 1, 31 II:uI4vIIr:nII I, 2, 3, -Ig 'I'r:u'k I, .Eg lllmrn- I,l3 Ilrxunnl- i 1 Ca .., .I, MURIIQL M. DUNN Arhleric Vlmrnr. I. 2: Girl-1' K'Imru4 I, J: Slim-II flmrus I. 21 Uperrtlzn I, .Zg Il..X..X. I. J. 3. 4: Sphinx -1. LYI.If Z. ROIIIS MaucIIin I 00tImII 1, J. 3. 41 Truck I. 2: Ili-Y I, J. 3, 4: I'cp l'IuIr 2. 3, junior I'I:xy 33 Yzucy Yarn-rica lg Xlurrix Yurietics 3, Opera-Ita I3 flxnrux I3 Sphinx -I: Intrzunurnl IIZISRUI- IHII I I 3 -I ELIZABIITH NICWSON Brisk II.A..X. 3: flmrux -I. ARTHUR SIIIQRLIQ, IR. Ihr IUIHIPIIIIQ I. 3. 3: Iwmllmll I: IIQINIU-1ImII I ' IIuIIIrx IIHI I .-, I, IQUGIQNE DAHLHOFII Conservative l'l1IIvr I, 1,33 I'I:1y I. 2. 31 XIm'Ix XX'uIIIi 16 PHY LLIS PURCELL Blondie IIZR A HOWAR D KIQSSIQI, lJifIidenL Ilxulwtlxznll I. 2, 3. -IZ Sr1flImII I, 2, 3, 'IArncI, I, l. SARA R UTH LAZIQNBY Ifunciful Iiznul I, 2, 3, -Ig Play 33 Illnclx Nlznquc I, J. 3. 43 Hi-Tri J. Scum-tary 3, 43 Rlnrris Yznrivtius 3: Pep I-ILIII lg Il.,X..X. Z. KENNETH RODDIQN Humorist I ootIv:xlI Z, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, Z. 3, 43 Ham Z. 35 Intramural Iiaskc-1ImII I. 2, 3. -I, I trznnurznl Softball I. -. 3. -I: French mx ' FRIQIJA MAYICR Algrt FREDA FANNIN Spirited Q11-I-rcrtzl l: Klllnru- l. X. 4' If..X..X. 21 II:- lrl I, J, 3: l'vp llulr 3. JUNIOR NRCRARY Mcddlcsomc llnml l. 2, 33 Ynxcv Ynriutiv- 1. 21 fzmlurl flulr 2. IONA CAUPIQRT Thoughtful GMX.,-X. 3, 43 lllmrus 4. W'AI.I,IE BEHM Shy Gym 'l'vzm1 I. 2, KEITH FREDERICK Careful Tzmmroa I, J, 3g lla-krtlmll l, 2: Truck 23 ,Iunior Play 3. ROY KNAPP Reuben llr-N 5, -lg lin-lcrtlmll 1. .33 I-uutlmll Nlnrmuvr 4: lwmtlmll I. ll llllfilmllfii 17 IQMMITT SUTTLIFF Speedy llznkvilulll 'lg llmrux lg llanfl 1. 2. .L Jg Xzucy Nznflctlw l. J: fznuurzn flulv l: Xlur' rls Y:u'1z'tlm-N 3. NINA WILKS Languld fhnrnx 1. CARI. MAYER Backward l-.l'..X, Z. 3. 43 l .lf,A. Stats jurlginu Crm- tesl 2, DOROTHY RIQIQSIQ Naive Cutlur ll, 2. 31 1l..X..X. I. lg Ulass Play l, 2, 3: lllgh School Play 33 Paper Staff 33 ll. KA. flnlr 3. BETTY HESTIZR Snciable Chrrrux l. 2. 41 Ili-Tri I. J. 3, -1: I'r1x flulz l, 2: Klpyrrtta I. -lg Hirlf flmruf lg Nlmxul fhorux lg Girl? llnulylc Qunrtrt 2: ll..X..X. lg lli-Tri Group flmirmzm 3: Yzafry Yuri- rtirx 2, ALENE VERLA SCHMIDT Impelling futlcr I, 2. 3: Il..X.,X. I. 2: Sulirml l'lziy . , . , . 33 thus llzty I, .Kg I. K. lluln 1. VVAYNE KINSTLIQR Silent llznkt-tlmll I: ln!r:um1ml lint-kt-tliull -I: lfmnt- Imll 2. CHARLOTTE CONRAD Vignrous Ill-lrll ' 3 441 XX I ' 1' I in4lI -. 33 Ilmrnx 4: ,llinmr l'l:uy 3. ROY ,lormsox Knowing l .l ..X. lg fillllfll ' BETTY I IARRIS Butt Ii..X..X. 2, .I. 4: fllurux J. IIUCILLE KVERNER Muck lli-Tri I. 2, 3, 4. FRANCES DOLCIE Dimplcs . - I t '! , MARCIELLA SKOR T licmininc lliurux -J. kllfW'lfLI, EATON lilundic 33 l'l:iy I, Z. 3: St-t'i'ct:try :mil 'Iirt-:nur Ig 4i..X..X. I: Ili-Tri I. MI-IBA .IVAN FULTON Attractive lf ki, l'rt-xitlrnt 3. Tl IJ WOLFE Ijsnlm XYill -villi' I, J. .Ig lfuwtlmll ,Ig Ilzixltt-ilmll I. Q. P1 Intrzminml llmltt-llv:ill Ig 'l'r:ick I, J, 3: ,luniur l'l:iy 3, 18 XYilliwillt- I. 2. 33 lihrmrns I, J. 3: llrzmmt it I Ili lu -I Hp utttl Cntlvi' I. 3. 33 N-luml Play 21 .lunmr Play lmlt-r I, J, .Ig I.iln':iri:n1 I. J: I-.X--X I r't':ulix'v1' I1 l luv l'l:Iy l. J. .ll Klux I'r'--Null-111 lg Nliixir lm-stivznl 23 I'l1iy 3 QW I lli-Tri 2 3 4 3 'horn xff' 24 wry flub .25 Illuk A n N mv llI'Clll2lIi0lI Nlm DORA VARQARFT BLYTHE fl Hubby L 11 BI UI AH RAI BIGHAN1 HI lrl Z 4 I plll1b3 llluf h ru 1 j.,o' TO TI-ICDSE WE LEAVE BEHIND US Eugene Anthes leaves hrs love for the ladnes to lnm Stotlar Ieggy Lou Ausburg wnlls her playxng abllnty to Vnrglnla Blaekburn Mane Barnyyell wills her easy gomg dlsposntlon to Peggy Kuykendall Beulah Bxgham wnlls her love for DuQuo1n to Audrey NIeDonnough Dora Blythe wxlls her thrtnng way to Roberta MeCr1ry Genevneve Bouxs wllls her twnrlmg ablhty to Blllne Keenan Ianme Rose Campanella wllls her blaek hanr to ane Lambert Melba Carson wnlls her love for the army to no one Wayne Coleman wllls hrs love for all glrls to oe House Charlotte Conrad wnlls her typmg abnhty to Bob Izaton Bonnie Cook wnlls her smallness to Vlrglnla Byers Almeda Crane wnlls her hnstory book to myone who would have Viva Dempsey wnlls her abnhty to eapture men to Betty Lou Taylor Bllhe Ruth Iaton wnlls her speeeh grades to Dolly june Lueker ewell Izaton wills her height to Jeanette Dnllow Ireda Fannm wllls her ablhty to make hamburgers to Izdna Arnette Imogene Fannm wllls her love for restaurant work to Phylhs Carson Melba jean Fulton vulls her haxr and eyes to Rcd Hundley Ruth Gnbson wxlls her smgmg abxhty to everyone Glenn Goforth wllls hrs huntlng sklll to M1ss Getzle Betty Harrls wxlls her assembly seat to Max I-Iutehmgs Neva Helvey wllls her exeess wenght to I lame Carson Betty Hester wnlls her love for Don Sehnender to Bnllne Keenan Ivelyn Hubler wllls her erush on a Du uom boy to Betty Koontz Ilora Hutehmgs wllls her red hanr to oann Wagner Roy johnson wnlls hls dlme store waves to ohn Hunter I7ra Kessel wills hrs shyness of gxrls to Pete Hicks Wayne Kmstlcr wllls has bug shoes to Burnell Brown MHYIOD Knapp wxlls hls red halr to Mass Beetley Roy Knapp yulls h1s love for Betty Hubler to anyone who vnants t C arlene Kovn naekn wllls her face crexm to Peggy Kuykendall Marne Kujawa wllls her neatness to Vnvnn Keene Sara Ruth L17enby leaves Iyle Robbs elass rlng to my gurl who eln e lt Robert Lee vsllls his last name to Ruth BOITlI IlLI'Sel1elI l1 Ruby Llylngston wills her llklble vw lys to Margaret Arnette Geneva Maeke wllls her blonde han' to oann Wagner Curl Mayer walls hns knowledge of farmmg to Mr fempleton Loyd Mmton leaves all of hls talent to X nrgmla Byer Nina Mohr yyxlls her beauty to Natahe Rxtter I llzabeth Newsom vsllls her gym suit to Imogene Denton Wlllaee Now ard leaves his love of Blaekburn to Lloyd Brohl X lrglnla Prpleh lelves her blonde hllr to Betty Hulsey I loyd Pugh yulls his plalel shlrts to Bob Rothenberger Ired Iundsaek wnlls hrs grxde eard to the trophy else Phyllis Iursell wllls her lblllty to slide through sehool to essle Davls I rnest ueen walls has pllee m the band to Roger Annear Dorothy Reese wllls her love for small ehlldren to Irna Lueker Bermee Rxeh vsnlls her quxll vuth Mlss Randolph to Xlrglma Blaekburn Bessxe Marle Rltehey yulls her vsork ln dramatles to Betty Ixoontz Iyle Robb vxllls nothlng All he has graduates vylth htm llla Iee Runlon wllls her lose for .1 defense worker to no one Donald Sehnelder yyllls his ablllty to skip sehool to XX lnton Keene lek Sehulze yyllls hls basketball sult to Spot Stanton Mlreelll Skort wllls her dime store eurls to Imogene Moore IVIIKIUII SINIIII wllls her reel halr to Norml Iee Rlhdlill I lleen Stern vyllls her manners and respeet for other people to Io C Ul'H'llDQ,l1lI11 I uexlle Stern yyllls her hlstory grades to Spot Stanton Helen bzeublevsskl vyllls her typlng ablllty to Pete Hleks Mable Thornton wnlls her loye for the Duteh to no one Luenlle Werner wnlls her quxet ways to X nrgmxa Knox Robert Wesseln walls hls eurly halr to Rlehurd Harvey Nina Wllks refuses to will mythlng Iorene WIISKDII wills her history knowledge to lnyone who needs lt 20 1,,,, , , -. . ,. 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WI-IEINI ITS CDVEI2 CDVER TI-IEEE Idp,ar Alms Working., on 1 roeket shlp to take the pl IRL of automobiles Saying., on tlres and tems Bob Pat Armette salllm, the seas for Unele Sammle Usually ln the brlg, I1 oy Beek radlo artnst broadeastmg., as Su eetheart of the Amr Wallne Behm tenvmg leeturcs on how to trove tall and mfluenec people Iulxa Bodnlr exvmg, lectures to over nourxshed women on how to keep physleally ht Lorrame Burnett cdxtmg, a Loxelorn eolumn nn the Star Tnmes She reeelved her knovnledee from past expernences Geneva Caldwell doxng her rope tap routme nn Beatrxee Kays Gay Nmetnes Revue Iannne Luellle Campanella happlly marrled to T d Wolfe who elves mednenne shows ln small towns Iona and Laurnna Caupert leadnng, poultry ransers Cateh possums trymp, to steal ehneks and sell furs as a sxdehne Anna Bell Corgan does Juggling, let ID the Rnnehng., Brothers enrcus QThxs drxws the erowcl J Eugene Dahlhoff world ehampxon pmg pong, player Irances Dolee runs a restaurant and vxhnttles ovxn tooth pxeks to keep down expenses Murnel Dunn Dean of gurls at Carbondale U Donald hlton famous flatfoot deteetlve of Amerxex QThe Fuller Brush M ln tx pe D Nona Laton fortune teller m Alabama Donald Feltmeyer wrltes a comxc strnp for the St IOUIS Globe B111 Flannary harsh prxnexpal of PC HS Wall not tolerate smoklnp, Walter Prazer sole owner and operator of Irazers groeery store Kelth and Kenneth Fredernek running, a tax: ln Tamaroa frxpeet 1 passenteer soon J Melva Freeman Author of How to Make Love ln three easy lessons Sarah Ann Gladson Wlnner of the Non Stop Talkmg, eontest jlm Gruner outstandmg., sports reporter for The ChlL31.,O Danly News Albert Guebert Ruby Hunter Dean aekson Iugeene ullxn Donald Keene plmymg, leading, part m eurrent movne Tarzan mother of two little soldxers marrled a ehorus earl who supports the famnly vsorld strong, man mppearmg, at the Great Perry 1 traihe eop Strnet mbout reekless drnvmg., Paul Keene taklng., plaee of Clark Gable nn Hollyvs ood George Keller salesman for lad1es non run hosxerv County Fur Nfhlton Kellerman sueeessful Bug., property owner 1n Ieeland Owns large bloeks J Mary Helen Kuykendall the Hrst woman Presndent un10rMeCrary runnmg, a Cat Hospxtal Paul Martm an extra ln Skmny Isnnls band Freda Mayer teaehmg, Shorthand at PC HS Merle Mxlllgan-operatmg., the VIu3,g.,s embalmmg, seruee In the large enty of Pme Rxdge Bob Moore 1n Congress as a Representatlve of Illmoxs ake Perzxa glvxng., snr easy lessons on How to Make Lowe and Influenee People Bull Robb avnator whose hobby IS flylng around the world Kenneth Rodden sellmgfleetrxc refrlgerators m Alaska Arthur Sqhgde sells pop eorn at B1IIs plaee Mary Ann Sehxlhng house mother at U of I Alene Sehmldt st1lI IOOKIHQ, for a tall husband Barney Sutllff Iadles hat desngner ID Hollywood hmmet Sutllff gnmg leetures on how to ke p ht hvan Thomas government ofhelal mspectmp., and ellmbmi., trees W arren Taylor a seeond N netor Mature Helen X anell g.,1v1n3, lessons on How to Get Your Xian Kenneth Wade a Model Wlan advertxslng, mens sport elothmg, Lrwm Woehlke famous aetor on Txmes Squ1re 21 ll 1 ll T V 1 7 . 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'PV A nt of s xx, p Y ug lun!-5 X h NKCAK X Snulh X K XL nt t x rom X L I T K U 9 9,12 Sunwn S In the fall of 1942 the class of 44 trlpped lxghtly up the steps of P C H S wlth an enrollment of 107 students At the age of three we are waxtlng pat1ently for our fourth blrthday We chose the followmg people as our leaders for th1S year Max Hutchmgs Presldent joe House Vlce Presldent Bob Stanton Secretary Elsle Smlth Treasurer We can say many n1ce thmgs about many of the members of our clmss We were honored that our candldate, Vmrglma Rltter, recelved tht hlghest number of votes and was elected Queen of the Forenslc ClFI1lV2l We feel equally proud of Betty Jean Koontz, who, as Presndent of the FOFCHSIC Club, was munly responsrble for the success of the C1fl1lV3l We can name many of our boys who have been outstandmg m athletlcs, such as, Bob Osle Rothenberger, Bob Spot Stanton, Wxl ford Dale Pete Hncks, lxm Benedlct, joe House, Max HUtChlHgS, Jlm Stotlar, Wmton Keene, and many others who took part ln the Intramural Basketball act1v1t1es It has always been a thrrll to the Jumor class to hear the student body stomp and yell Solo by 'Iggy' Hagler We are very proud of Iggy and of the way he plays hls saxophone But you haven't seen anythmg yet Walt untll we are Semors' 22 l , 112' I I .R 44 .1 ff' - fr . .f , f v N, I f 1 K if n I A ,I , . X, yu. r , ' f JV! , J - . f 1 'f . . QC ck C rf lux N ' ' V A rf 1 X L- .num -, 1: ' . Ac . . Us U r, 1 VIVA--3 gall' ' x xt. , XM, s - gcc - 5 , . , . . a . . . . . . 4 . I K YL . . . lx . . . 1 ' I I . L . 1 L . . t I ' l rc ' as N 7: ' t - - U ,, . . . . . L . K . . . LIEUTENANTS RINNI III ISRYAINI XORXIPXX IIROSTXII H I R X IRC INIA BI AC RISURN IANII S BIC IIAN1 IINI BI NI IDILI' HI LI N ISXLI RSAC HS XI BI R I'A ISARINWI II 'XORXIA II AN IIAKI R ROC I R ANNI AR INI I II IJIII IOIS AII XAINDI R PALI IDI MPSI X IRI XI DI NIPSI X SII I IDA ' RUTH IJAI IRON ROISI R T LUNNIINC HANI I IAINI C ARSONJ VIRCJIINIA BYI R ROBI R F IA TON NIILDRI IJ I NYI NAUI R NIARC ARI I IAINI C OI OR FII DI AN C I AIJSOIN PIORI NCI C1ASS IDORO FHY IRINI SI XX II LIAXI HAGI I R RILHARD HARXI:Y PITI1 HICKS JI-RRY HIQKMAN XIARII I-II ISNFR C ORABI I II HAX1 NIACR BII I HAMNIAC K BI TTY HANIXIAQK JOI HOUSI R B HLNTER JOHNNII HUNT! R -XNITA IRV IN -XDILLINI HILI X IX IAN ICI I NF NIAX HUTCHIXC ,IICA .Tow Jus: .1 1.1-La ws Boa CLARK . ' Q Qs 4' 'er 4...- I ff I A' XX IN TON KI I NI NIILDRLD KI LLPRNIAN WINONA KFLIIRNIAN RUBY KIMMI II NORNIA LINZI ISI TTY II AN ROON I Z DRI Y XICDONNOUCIH VIRCIINIA 'VIAYI R IXILYN MIYIR GLORGIA CAROI NIOORI IXIOC I INI XIOORI STI LI A PIIII LIPS RIC HARD PHII I IPS XIAISI-L PRI SSW OOD mm QULPN CARI PURCIH LL IRIVIA IIAN RACIIAND C11 ORC I DAII RAC LAND NORNIA LII RIGDON BOB ROTHI INBI RC I R XIRC IINIA RII FIR BONINII SC HAILI-I R NIAR IORII- SC HOI AR C I X DI SC HXX ARZ ISOII S'I ANTOIN IISII IIIAN WR SXIIIFH I RI D STI I II IIXI STOTLAR BI TTY THOMPSON NORMAN F N ALI NTINI- CIIARI I S NX ARNIACXR WALTIR I WIID DI AN NX ILLIANIS RICHARD VQIINTFR BONITA V INTI R ENSIGNS Pom I U7 ff Julfj' 4lg,vLj lgaa, D 'H f 'ff-P .Oh . SDL F. 7?-cal'L's1d0nt s urvr' f one We,re the Sophomores! We aren't very big yet, but we,re learning fast. We've learned that Seniors won't bite and the Juniors are still a little bit bewildered although they don't like to show it. But everyone can be proud of us Sophomores! Already we've done a lot for P.C.H.S. just look at those swell basketball players, Squirt Noward, Gene Stotlar, R. Ginn, and Carl Birkner. In dramatics, there is Bob Dudenbostle and Richard Hammack. They both did grand in the Homecoming play. Although they werenlt queens, Nan Ritter and Sylvia Trefftzs gave the other candidates some close competition. Didn't the Sophomores get more signatures for the Southern Illinois Normal University petition than any other class? You bet we did! But, of course, you don't have to take our word for it. Just look at the pictures on the following pages. Now really, aren't we a good- looking class? We could go on for pages and pages pointing out reasons why we,ll make an unusual Senior class in only two more years. But we don't have to do that. We know you are already convinced. But in case you do need further proof, just notice who we chose as our leaders this year: President e , e Don Williams Vice-President Rosamond Miller Secretary e be as S , s Gene Stotlar Treasurer , s s rrjoann Wagner Student Council Representative Ruth Bommerscheim Sponsor be or s or Alice Tate We would like to give a vote of thanks to Miss Tate for standing by and giving us all that help this past year. 25 , FQS' S50 'den 1 F I-If, Spcr IR IIYNIA LUCIIIY ARNI T'IE NIARCARI T ARYI-TTI: DONAID ASI-IBY IIJW ARD BAUNIANIN W ILI IAM BIHCR BI ANCHI ISIGHAM CARI BIRKNER RLJTH BOMNIFRSCHILIM LILA BRANDHORST BURNI LL BROWN ROSI- CAS NORNIA CAUPFRT INIOGFINE DIHNTOIN MARION DIPPEL ROBFRT DUDLNIBOSTEL IANAI S DUNN IILSSI DYI R VI NI TA LSTIHS WILLIAM FAUST GLORIA I-FLTMFYER XI INI C IAC OXIO I C CII NN HAMII I'ON RICHARD HANIMACK XX ILLIANI HARTXX LI L NORNIADI NI HFSTI-R DORIS HILI ISI I l'Y I YNN HUBII P NX ILI IAM HUCCINS CA l'HI RINI II IIC Q ICENIQ .IACKSON BILLIIC KEENAN RUSSELL KIQLLERMAN VIRGINIA KNOX JANE LAMBIZRT XXILISUR I,IiIi KENNETH LEINNINGTON OSCAR LINIZE ESTHER LUEKER JAMES MCCURDY I X. F AE If!!! X' Ll XI X CIIARIIS XIIX X IUIIX ANN XIXXX I XIXIKI A Ixll XIXRIK XXI ROSAXIUNIB xl uk I-KRR 0 RI 0 xoxxmxn IIIIIAX vmssxxoon Nl Pulau guy ,.f 2 RAI PII RILIIXIOND TAIII RII X RI XURBIRI SCHIIIIX' XI-XRIIN SCIIROIIJ UC I NI SLIILXI XII R R XX XIONI7 SC IIXX XR I7IxOI'F HAROI IJ SI C RI ASI IRI 'I I SXI XI-XRIORII SXIITH X RXIX SXIIIII IORIX SRONCI NICI SII KX XR AX IOR X A I IJOIxOIIIX LIII IOANN XXAC NI R I SX XXI XIIIIRIORI! JWNXIIJ XXIIIIX XORXIA II XX XLNC CADETS ,actin SCC, x Mack. g::i,XcXvcY' . V09 Qian BAX S. . ,nt-V S8660 Hier. Xen gxSvxC:L?IxCq 'yeas ?v0X'9 X9 '. V imma Xladxefmc YCQME ' We, the class of ,46, entered P.C.H.S. with an enrollment of 135 students. 0ur Freshman offlcers were elected a short time later. They are as follows: Bill Pundsack . President Virginia Schilling .Vice-President Wanda Helvey -. eeee .Secretary Katherine Krone H e- eeee .Treasurer We were honored to have Peggy Stone, our candidate for Carnival Queen, elected as maid of honor. Harry House was chosen as Freshman Representative on the Student Council. The Sophomore class honored us with a welcoming party given on the football field. Oh, yes! We have our personalities, too. Bill Pundsack, Virginia Schilling, and Iona Hoffman have proved themselves very capable in debate. We feel that our first year at P.C.H.S. has been successful, and we are looking forward to a bigger and better school year in 1943-44. 28 ?! I'HYI,I.IS AKRIC MARY JO BAILEY INA BAUDISON ARNOLD BECK DOROTHY BI-ICR FDITII BECK LORAINIZ BECK MARY HELEN BELL GERALDINE BIRKNER FRANK BRONVN GENEVA BROWN HAROLD BROWN EVERETT CAUPERT FLOSSINE CAUPERT IRENE CAUPERT HELEN V. CAUPERT JAMES CUNNINGI-IAM NORMA JUNE CUNNINGHAM TRESSA DAVIS ELMER DAMPSEY MARY ANN DUNN ROSE FISHER JEAN HAWKINS EULA MAE HEAPE BETTY ANN HEISNER WANDA HELVEY JOYCE HICKMAN ROBERT LYLE HITT ELLA HOFFMAN IONA HOFFMAN IIARRY HOUSE DOROTHY HUGGINS CIIARLES HUNDLEY LINDA LEE IIUSKI-IY BIZRNICE HUTCHINGS WANDA HUTCIIINGS OLQNEVA JOHNSON DONALD JONES MARY LOU JONES NORMAN KEITH NEDRA KELLER CLIFFORD KELLERMAN ELIAS KELLERMAN GERTRUDE KELLERMAN BETTY KINSTLER KATHRYN KRONE CHARLENI-I KUHNERT KOVVANA KUHNILRT VIARC ARI-T KUYRFNDAII DOROTHY IOCJAN ,I GGY LUNDBORC1 ROBFRT LUININIFVIAN DALI AS MLCLURKIN MARTHA 'VILLRARY ROISI RTA MCCRARY I RANCIS MCDONNOUC H ROBIRT MANN BLANLHIH 'VIARIOW 'IHOMAS MATHIWS BPUIAH NIAYI-R LORII-INA MAYI R HUIDAH MIIIIKFN II ANI MOAK IUC I NI MORQI 'NSTI RN KARI MORCJIHINSTI RN X IRC IINIA INI IDI RER BOBBY GFINI- NFVILLE BONNIE NFVILIF XVAIINOMIA NEW SOM LAURI NCI O NI II DORIS PPRADOTTA jOHh.INIE PRILSSVUOOD WILLIAM PUNDSACK MI RRILL QUIATN HENRY RABI- ILAINI RACJIAIND ROBI RT ROISIS PIIYLLIS RLSHING NIARIORIE RUSSELL VC ILBYRT RUSSFLI AINITA SCHAUDT X IRC INIA SC HII I ING DOROTHY SC HUMAI ARTHLR SLHW ARTZKOPH PAULINI- SCHWARZF DOROTHY SILBL DORIS SMITH I I IYABI TH STI X I NSO PIC C Y STONI ROY TAYLOR W ILLIAM TIMPNTR BI TTY VALENTINF N1 ARY IANF W FATHERF BI TTY ANN W II D I 5 N A 1 ,IOHN NEW1sciniN FOR ACTIQIXI READY C TI-IE DAWN PATROL SCHEDULE FOR 1942 Date Team Sept. 11 Sparta Sept. 18 Zeigler Sept. 25 Murphysboro L Oct. 2 Chester Dale Pillurs, Coach Oct. 9 Anna L Oct. 16 Elkville . rst Ruw: Larry Moore, Dun Willigims, Oct. Carbondale Y Paul Kuhncrt, jim Stotlar, Lyle Riibb, Bob Moore, joe House, Max Hutchings, . Charles Hundlcy, jim Benedict. NOV' DUQUDIU ' cond Row: Dale Pillars, Cuachq Don Schneider, Wflllacc Noward, Bob Sun- ton,iInke Pcrzia, Pete Hicks, Merle Milli- gan, jim Gruner, Bob Rothenbcrgcr, Roy Knapp, Manager: jesse Dyer, Manager. 5 l , 3 S- . 2 l 4 I 5 They 6 21 51 13 12 25 13 45 Ang We 12 21 fcg LNGZE Durmg 1942 the Panthers were attended almost completely by ffulure 1n regard to games won and lost They managed to chalk up only two wms agalnst sux defeats Although the cold facts d1sclosed 1n the record book may be d1shearten1ng, lt fa1ls to show that never glve up Splflt that prevalled on the entxre Panther team, that Splflt that kept them dr1v1ng, even IH the face of certam defeat In conslderatnon of the gallant Splflt shown by the team as a whole, nt may be polnted out that the entlre team was somewhat on the llght slde nn respect to poundage It IS even more note worthy to recall that thns wenght handxcap d1d not keep the Panthers from mfhctmg heavy blows on the1r opponents The Anna ones boro game w1ll bear out the truth of th1s statement However, the outstandmg game of the year was w1th Carbondale Even though the numerous mjurles among the players were partly responsxble for the poor showlng thls year, the Panthers look forward to a successful season m 1943 and wlth good cause The Freshman and Sophomore team dlsplayed football qual1t1es, wh1ch by all odds, Wnll develop 1nto brrlhancy They bear the mark of small but mlghty Furthermore, two letter men wlll return for the openlng whlstle 1n 1943 Thls comblnatlon of experlence and sp1r1t, coupled wlth true football Elblllfy, wxll en able the Panthers to carry the p1gsk1n across the lnne of the enemy, even ID the1r own back yard Irom left to nghr Furs! Rom ake Ptr71a Bob Stanton Mtrle Mnllgan Wallace Nownrd SL ond Row Paul Kttne 1m Gruner Pttt Hicks nm Bemdnct Thlrd Rovs Ted Wolfe Don wllll3lTlS Max Hutchings Lyl Robb Imrth Row ot House Paul Kuhn rt Don S hnudtr n Stotlar Ilflh R vs K nn zh Roddtn Bob R mth nb rg r larry Noor Hob Nlmmrt ,vt 34 35 Merrill Thomas, Coach The varsity quintet, under the capable leadership of Coach Merrill Thomas, has made an excellent showing this season. The team had four lettermen returningg namely, Bob Osie,' Rothenbcrger, Bob Spot Stanton, Fred Pundsack, and jim McCurdy. The boys who are playing their first year of var- sity basketball are: Albert Guebert, Edgar Alms, and Ezra Kessel from Percy, and Winton Keene, Pete,' Hicks, Gene Stotlar and Don Noward from Pinckneyville. At the end of the first nine weeks, the team suffered a great loss when Bill Rouff, a former P.C.H.S. letterman, moved to Mt. Vernon. Last year the Pinckneyville quintet had an excellent record when they took second place in the Regional Tourna- ment and then went to the Collinsville Sectional. This year, the Panther five also took second place in the Regional, suf- fering defeat at the hands of the DuQuoin Indians. How- ever, in accordance with this year's plans, they did not enter the Sectional. We were very proud of the Panthers this year, but expect them to come back with more force and fight next year. X XR CS BLUE AND WHITE BCDMBERS SCHEDULE FOR 1942-43 Date Team They We Nov. 27 Ashley ,..... . . 24 45 Dec. 8 Nashville .. . 38 39 Dec. 15 Christopher 12 40 Dec. 18 DuQuoin ,. ,, 28 41 jan. 1 Murphysboro ,.,,. . 50 41 Jan. 8 Anna-Jonesboro ,.,,.. 51 49 Jan. 9 Marissa ...,. .,,,,.. 35 63 jan. 15 Chester .,.., W ,,,, 35 55 Jan. 16 Elkville ,..., ,.,. 2 5 32 Jan. 19 Sparta ,,..,.. ,, , 31 53 Jan. 22 Carbondale 26 36 jan. 26 Christopher . 33 40 Jan. 29 DuQuoin N , 32 36 Feb. 2 Murphysboro ....,,,... 47 35 Feb, 9 Carbondale . .. , .. 40 28 Feb. 12 Anna-Jonesboro ., 44 47 Feb. 16 Nashville .... ..,...., . 2 36 48 Feb. 19 Chester ,.., , 27 34 Feb. 20 Marissa ,,,, . 38 55 Feb. 22 Sparta , 28 57 Feb. 23 Ashley , , 47 39 Feb. 27 Mt. Vernon . 49 26 First Row: Bob Stanton, Pete Hicks, Bob Rothen- berger, Fred Pundsack, Fvan Thomas. Second Row: jim Benedict, Managerg .lim McCurdy, Fdgar Alms, Wfinton Keene, Albert Guebert, ,lake Perzia, Merrill Thomas, Coach. From lrfr to rlght I'1rst Rom Albcrt Gucbgrt hdgll' Alms Wlnton Kung Bob Stlnton Bob Rotllcnburbur Segond Rom Irud Pundsuk Llrl Kcssnl nm MuC,urdy Gmc Stotllr Don Now1rd I rom left to right N lrst Row Bull Pundsagk Don nld ones James Dunn Frank Brovsn Elms Kellerman econd Row F Xaughn A snstnnt Coach Yalllc West Clrl Blrkmr Charlgs Hund lc R Gmn B1llHart vxcll Ford Dunn Coach 37 DOWN TI-IE RUNWAV Coach Merrlll Thomas expectatlons of a brnght and shlnlng season from the track team were fulfilled wlth four lettermen returnxng to the squad They were Fred Pundsack CCapta1nj Jxm Gruner W1lford Dale Hncks and Paul Keene Captam Pundsack ran the 100 and 200 yard dashes as well as the relay 1m Gruner ran the 100 yard dash the 200 yard low hurdles and the relay Pete Hlcks once agaln pole vaulted and ran the 200 yard low hurdles Paul Keene d1d h1s part by sprmtmg on the relay team Other men who wnll probably make thelr b1ds for the team are Merle Mllllgan we1ght and dash man Don Eaton pole Vault Jun Mc Curdy hlgh hurdles Bob Rothenberger 440 yard dash Bob Moore broad Jump Glen Hamllton mmle run Floyd Klpe and R J Glnn half mllers Wlnton Keene Jun Benedlct Ted Wolfe Ezra Kessel Welght men and Bob Stanton 220 yard dash 38 IN TI-IE TI-IIQEE POINT LANDING SERVICE PAR 4 The tenms team had a successful season thls year wnth two leteermen back on the squad Those who were out for tenms thus yen' were Bull UI neh Don Keene Gene Stotlar Walter Frazer Eugene Anthes Llovd Broha Chlrles Mann Ken neth Rodden Ierry I-Ixckman and Merle Mulligan Last year the team made a good shownng when they won the dnstrlct meet at Carbondale w1th Don Keene and B111 Ulrich doubles men entermg the state tourney at Champangn In thelr Hrst match they were defeated by a strong Galesburg d et 5 6 6 4 7 5 This IS the first t1me t at the ICHIIIS boys have done so well nn the past four years Wlth Mr McDan1el coach1ng the team for the second year the team expects to keep th1s line record as well as gettnng a few matches wnth teams m other towns mm left to nght Gene Stotlar Blll Ulrn I1 Walter Fraler Don Keene Kenneth Rodden Lloyd liroha lugene Antlxes Charles Xlann Clxde McDaniel Coach F The golf team was OI'g3I1lICd nn 1940 wlth Rexd Nov ard Schulze and Feltmeyer The first match was held at Bellevxlle and PCHS came back wnth thnrd place ln 1941 the team went to West Frankfort wxth Lester Wrnght replacmg Don Feltmeyer They also placed thnrd In 1942 the team composed of Rexd Noward Schulze and Herbert Lee went to West Frankfort and really tasted blood by wmnnng second place medals In 1943 we rmg up a new season weth letter men Wally Noward Jack Schulze and Jnm Stot lar who went to West Frankfort last year and really gave h1s opponents a headache nm dldn t have qulte enough experlence last year to place for the first four but we expect hlm to go places thls year Two of the new prospects for the team thus year are Gene Stotlar and Don Noward known as Dog and Squlrt These men are just sophomores but they ve really got what xt takes Two other new prospects are 1m Gruner and Lyle Robb These men have had one year of experlence and look Ilke good maternl Herbert lee Lyle Robb aek Schulze lm Gruner Nlerrnll Thomas Coaeh Gene St mtlar Bmb Dun n bustle Don Noward P40 gl 39 ll ll , x ,Q 7 . . . , ' 1 8 ' , , . e S ' ' , . ' - ' . , . . . . e v 9 x s A l . ' I Y 1 , s ' v ' . Y . , ' ' 7 7 7 7 5 7 , . Y . I , . . s s I - . . ' 5 - . , K B . . , u - , - , - . h ' ' I I ' Q! ,Y , 3 1. H ee ' U . - . . I , D 9 v , Y F I u 7 e . 1 . Fra - 'Y : E - 1 , ' Ac , From left to right: Wallace Noward, jim Stotlar, 5 , .. .' . , ' , N., . 'J - K- -,v J' ' , 3 ' ' ', ' - . ,' ' ' A'. I ' I ' . ' ' 1 , I C - ' . , . I I 5 . G :J rx 1 as W .af - J ' 1 S , S -1 5 S , 1 . rl. K A ' L v' .K I. - I 'K' ' Tl-IE GROUND CR W Intramural basketball under the direction of Mr. Dale Pillers, has carried on the Panther sports for teams organized by different individuals and organizations in the school. This program has drawn much interest and spectators in the gymnasium during the noon hour The league for this year consisted of nine teams The teams and players are as follows RANGERS Kenneth Rodden Carl Pursell Dean Gladson Wayne Kmstler Eugene Anthes Jerry Hicl- man and Don Fcltmeyer WEST END WILDCATS Max Hutchings Ted Wolfe Paul Keene Don Williams and Roy Knapp JUNIOR GLOBE TROTTERS jim Benedict Johnnie Hunter Emmet Suttliff Bob Clark Bill Flanary and Lloyd Pugh HOT SHOTS Floyd Lupe Eugene julian Evan Thomas Milton Kellerman Bob Moore Wayne Coleman and Robert Eaton GOLDEN BEARS Wlllace Novi ard Walter Frazer jack Schulze Don Schneider Bob Keene Lyle Robb and jim Gruner WILDCATS Harry House Dallas Meclurken Don Ashby Clifford Kellermln William Faust Bob Hitt Burnell Brown and Russell Kellerman INDIANS Kenneth Frederick Keith Frederick Glenn Goforth Marion Knapp Erwin Woehlke Paul Kuhnert Arthur Scherle and Frank Brown BLACK BAY PACKERS Donald Eaton Bob Cunningham Bill Robb Joel Morrovi Don Keene Glen Hamilton and Merle Milligan F I A SPECIALS Wilbur Lee Iames Bigham Charles Uhe joe House Paul Dempsey George D1lt Rag land Carl Mayer and Kenneth Lennington 5 1 95? nv-Nr 40 7 . . . . . : 1 7 I 7 7 7 Y 7 I ' , . : 7 7 I 5 7 ' 2 7 7 7 7 I1 : 7 S Y 7 7 7 . . I L ' I 9 4 9 i' 1 1 1 ,I 1 ' 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 , . 2 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 ' 1 , , , f. , , . y .y i : ,A , 7 , . ,y , t , .,- , 1 I , 4 ' I 7 . 9 ' ' - 9 .I I A 4 , . Ivy. A ' -I rl 5' S7 5 7 gi f r 7 9 ' . ,. 13 . ' 9 ' I 'lr ' ' ..- ' l A Q I 4 1 1 I ' 4 1- I' 'C' ' 5 ti., Y Q . V d 1' A - an 1. I 1 1 A ON TI-IE DECK OF TI-IE CARRIER s.: 5 iff '4-V4 Ls FIM R J s,.. , . IN SPITE OF PRIOIQITIES The Pyramid, our annual year book, was edited by a group of students who were especially adapted to creative work. The presentation of the yearbook, in regard to assimilation and publication, was the chief task of the Annual Staff. Under the fine leadership of the Editor, Lajoy Beck, supplemented with the capable assistance and cooperation of Bill Ulrich, Assistant Editor, Fred Pundsack, Business Man- ager, Norman Brostmeyer, Assistant Busines Manager, Ruth Gibson, Art Directorg and under the eflicient guidance of the sponsor, Miss Emma Getzie, the Pyramid of 1945 is one of the best ever published at P.C.H.S. It was through the hard work and careful planning of these people and the rest of the Pyramid Staff that the Pyramid was published. It may, indeed, be said that these pages were taken from the life of young people in a troubled world. The other members of the Pyramid Staff are as follows: SOCIETY: Bessie Marie Ritchey, Mary Helen Kuykendall and Evelyn Hubler SNAPSI-IOTS: Jim Gruner HUMOR: Barney Sutliff and Sarah Ann Gladson CALENDAR: Bob Moore SPORTS: Nina Mohr, Don Keene and W:1llace Noward SENIOR ODDITIES: Merle Milligan and Mable Thornton ADVERTISING: Jim Stotlar, Bill I-Iagler, Erma ,lean Ragland and Evelyn Hubler TYPIST: Peggy Lou Ausburg ASSISTANT SPONSOR: Roy R. Chenoweth First Row: Bob Moore, Mary Kuykendall, Bessie Marie Ritchey, laloy Beck, Ifditor. Bill Ulrich, Assistant . .. . ,. 3 . ldltor, Ruth Cnbson, I.rm.x -lean Ragland, Nina Mohr, leggy l.ou Ausburg, Bill llagler. Second Row: lfmma lf. Genie, Sponsor, lvelyn Iluhler, Merle Milligan, Mable Thornton, l'x.irney Sutlilf, Sarah Ann Gladson, ,lim Ciruner, Norman Brostineyer, ,lim Stotlar, Iirenl Pundsaek, Business Manager, Don Keene, Wallace Noward, Roy R. Chenoweth, Assistant Sponsor. DEMGCRACV IN ACTIGN The Student Council consists of representatives from the various classes and clubs. It is their job to represent their class or club as a governing body of the school. This, in turn, gives the students an op- portunity to learn through actual practice, the democratic way of government. This year, the Student Council sponsored the sale of Activity Tickets, breaking all records with a new high of 347 tickets sold. They also had charge of all Homecoming plans. They sponsor clean-up campaigns and promote school spirit. The Student Council is headed by Bessie Marie Ritchey, President, who represents the Hi-Tri organization, Donald Keene, Vice-President, who represents the Senior class, Nina Mohr, Secretary, who represents the Forensic Club, and jim Stotlar, Treasurer, who represents the Hi-Y organization. The sponsors are Mr. Harley Quillman and Miss Martha jane Brownlee. The other members of che Student Council and the class or club they represent are as follows: Melba Carson, Sphinx, Lois Alexander, Hobby Club, Ruby Lee Livingston, G.A.A., George Dale Ragland, F.F.A., Bill Robb, Black Masque, Ruth Bommerschiem, Sophomore Class, Bill Ul- rich, Junior Class, and Harry House, Freshman Class. lironi left to right: Nlellu ifarwn, Ruby l.ee l.ivingslo1i, Bill Ulrich. llarley fglllllllhlll, Spinisor, Bill Robb, lhin Keene, Bessie Marie Ritchey, President, Nina Nlulir, .lim Stotlar, Nlarzlm jane Brownlee, Sponsor luis Alexander. Ruth Fmmmerxeliiein. AI.I.'S QUIET CDN TI-IE-- A MILITARY SECRET This year a new club has been added to the long list of school activ- ities. This club is The Library Club, and was organized and is sponsored by Miss Beulah Hutchins, Librarian. The following officers were elected for this school year: Evelyn Meyer President Wayne Giacomo Vice-President Virginia Mayer Secretary -Lf?-4 The members of this club learn to classify books, shelve books, and they also learn to conduct themselves properly in a library. They also learn how to mend and keep the books in good condition. This has been one of their interesting projects, and the students have been doing some very good work on the old books in our library. The Library Club observed Book Week,', and the library was dec- orated with posters and pamphlets observing this week. The Library Club also entered an interesting and pretty float in the Homecoming parade. X This club is for the benefit of all the people who enjoy reading and working in the library. From left to right: Roger Annear, Lois Alexander, livelyn Meyer, Whiyne Giaemnu, l.orien.x Mayer, -Iuanita Irwin, Xorma Baker, Virginia Mayer, Bill Huggins, Horenee Cass, Robert Hitt, Beulah Hutchins, Sponsor, Adeline Hill. VICTORY FOR FREE SPEECI-I The Forensic Club is an organization for speech students. The club offers debate and individual work such as readings of prose and poetry. In the fall, the following officers were elected: Betty Jean Koontz President Frma jean Ragland Vice-President Jeanette Dillow O , Secretary Mary Helen Kuykendall . . -. Treasurer Each Forensic member gets a certain number of points for every speech or reading given to the public. Due to the war, the rating is made within the school rather than inter-scholastic as in former years. Tour- naments have been discontinued also because of the war, and points are given to members who do work in school rather than at tournaments. Some of the different kinds of work done in Forensic are: Oratorical, Dramatic, Humorous Readings, Original Declamation, Extemporaneous Speech, Poetry and Debate. The Forensic Club held their annual Carnival on October 27, which was a huge success. They also entered a beautiful float in the Home- coming parade which won many compliments as well as Hrst prize. The Forensic Club has been under the capable sponsorship of Miss Beulah Hutchins. lrom hack to front: Roy Clienowetli, Sponsor. llicluril H.inin1.iek, Bessie Nlarie Ritchey, Mary Kuyliendall. -Ieanette llillow, Berry -lean Koontz, Presitlent, lrnm -lean R.igl.ind, Nina Xlolir, Beulah Hutchins, Sponsor, Mary Alo Bailey, Bill Robb, l5l.inelie Xlarlowe, ln.1 Baudixon, Roberta Nleiirary, Virginia Byer, Virginia Bl.n.'liburn, Bill Ulrich, Bill Pnndmlck. Xlerle Xlilligan, Cilen llmniillon, Bill Hartwell, l'reil Steele, Norman Brostmeyer, Betty llulsey, Alessie llutliliine, Gene Stotlar, -lL'.ll'l Ritter, Bob Uudenbostlc, Billie Keenan, Peggy Kuylsendall, julia Ann Nlann. WE HEREBY IQATIGN--WE HEREBY--WE BLACK-QUT Debate is one of the foremost activities of the Forensic Club. In past years the members of the Pinckneyville teams have entered numerous contests in the surrounding towns. This year, due to the war, it has been impossible for these contests to be held. In spite of this the club has been exceedingly active. Several debates have been given to which the public was invited. This procedure proved to be quite satisfactory in keeping the debaters in good form. The ques- tion this year was Resolved: That a Federal Wforld Government should be established. A The proficient and prominent debate members were Betty Koontz, Bill Pundsack, Richard I-Iammack, Bob Dudenbostle, Peggy Kuyken- dall, and Glen Hamilton. Many of the members have also been active in individual speech. The sponsor of debate this year was Mr. Roy Chenoweth. From left to right: Roy R. Chenoweth, Sponsor, Peggy Kuykendall. Glen Hamilton, Bill Robb, Bill Pundsack, Bt-tty jean Koontz, Virginia Schilling. -lulia Ann Xlann. Iona Hoffman, Bob Dudenhostle, Richard Hammack. HSCGCDPH n CENSORED FLASH CENSGRED The Sphinx Staff is composed of those students who are interested in journalism and who are members of the Creative English Class. The Sphinx, which is published every two weeks, has a circulation of 422 copies. This year, for the first time, various members of the staff prepared a weekly column for the Democrat, the local newspaper. This group of students were known as the Supplement Staff and their duty was to bring high school news to the pages of the Democrat. Editor-in-Chief of the Sphinx for this year is Sarah Ann Gfadson, who held this responsible position the entire year. Other permanent positions were held by Sara Lazenby, Business Manager, Ruth Gibson, Advertising Manager, Helen Vancil, Circu- lation Manager, and Muriel Dunn, Financial Manager. The other positions are changed every four weeks so that all students may gain some experience in all the fields of features, editorials, news briefs, and sports. The Managing Editors of the Sphinx for this year were Bessie Marie Ritchey, Mary Helen Kuykendall and Lucille Stern. The staff was composed of those students previously mentioned and the following: Eugene Anthes, Walter Frazer, Lorene Wilson, Melba Carson, Elaine Carson, Bill Hag- ler, Winton Keene, Geneva Caldwell, Geneva Macke, Genevieve Bouas, Jim Grumer, Don Keene, Bob Cunningham, Kenneth Wade, Barney Sutliff, Lyle Robb, julia Bod- nar and Phyllis Pursell. The cartoons were cut by Irene Dempsey. The Sphinx Staff was sponsored by Miss Marie Baudison. l.orene W'ilson, Muriel Dunn, Geneva Caldwell, Phyllis l'ursell, Barney Sutliff, Don Keene, Marie Baudi- son, Sponsor, Bob Cunninghain, Bill Hagler, ,lim Gruner, Kenneth Whde, YX'inton Keene, liugene Anthes, Geneva Macke, Lucille Stern, Helen Vaneil, Sarah Ann Gladson, Ruth Gibson, julia Bodnar, Lyle Robb, Sara Ruth Lalenby, Mary Helen Kuykendall, Bessie Marie Ritchey, Melba Carson, Elaine Carson, Genevieve Bouas. WE SALLJTE OUR LJ. S. The Black Masque is an organization for those students interested in drama. It is one of the school's most active clubs. In the course of the year, it presents the Home- coming play, a number of short noon hour plays, and this year continued the work on a movie which began in 1940. The Homecoming play this year was The Panther's Clawf, an extremely exciting mystery. The cast was composed of: Mary Kuykendall, Bessie Marie Ritchey, Sarah Ann Gladson, Erma Jean Ragland, Vivian Keene, Elsie Smith, Fred Pundsack, Bill Robb, Richard Hammack, Bill Ulrich, Bob Dudenbostle, and Loyd Minton. This is the second mystery presented by the club since its organization. Black Masque also has its social activities. The main event is the stage party given in honor and appreciation of the cast of the Homecoming play. Mary Kuykendall President Lajoy Beck Vice-President Sarah Ann Gladson .. Secretary Nina Mohr, Jim Stotlar Production Managers Bessie Marie Ritchey Business Manager Bill Robb . Student Council Representative The Black Masque is under the sponsorship of Miss Iva Beetley. lfirxt Row: Bessie Nlarie Ritchey, Sarali Ann Cil.itlson, Mary llelen Ruykendall, l..z-loy Beck, Nina Mohr, ,lim Stotlar, Bill Robb. Second Row: julia Ann Mann, Betty Hubler, livelyn llubler, lilsie Smith, Imogene Moore, Betty .lean Koonty, -leannette llillow, Cfatlierine Illig, Miss Iva Beetley, Sponsor, l'irni.i ,lean Ragland, Merle Milli- gan, Iired Pundsaek, Margaret Arnette, jim Benedict, Sara Ruth Lavenby. Don Keene, Nona Ifaton Helen Vaneil. Third Row: Bill Ulrich, Fred Steele, Bob Dudenbostle, Richard Hammaek, Martin Schraedel, Norman Brostmeyer. CDVEI2 LANDH GVEI2 SEA Although the Pinckneyville High School Band started this year with very few members, compared to our enrollment, it has accomplished very much under the lead- ership of Miss Martha Jane Keene. The Band has played at many football and basketball games. Members of the band have taken part in many assembly programs and have played for the local organizations of Pinckneyville. They played at the patriotic program on December 7th. Besides these many activities, the band has planned their annual band concert. They have also planned a cake-walk, which is to be a benefit for the band, and a Spring festival, which is to be a community affair. Their Box Supper and Pie Supper were very successful and netted money for band expenses. The members of the band are as follows: CORNETS: Lowell Taylor, joel Marrow, Tom Mathews, Don jones. FLUTE: Kowana Kuhnert. CLARINETS: Barney Sutliff, Bob Dudenbostle, Don Keene, Marjory Scholar, Martin Schroedel, Ralph Richmond, Norma June Cunningham, Ina Baudison. SAXOPHONES: Emmet Sutliff, Bill Hagler, Bob Eaton. TROMBONE: Glen Hamilton. BARITONE: Bob Wesseln. BRASS: Ernest Queen. TROMBONIUM: Betty Valentine. BELLS: Virginia Blackburn. PERCUSSION: Charles Mann, Lloyd Broha, Iona Hoffman, Joyce Hickman. gg PASS THE AMMLJNITION .1 The chorus, under the supervision of Miss Martha Jane Keene, has produced a very exciting and stirring Operetta entitled, Rio Rico. The main characters of the operetta were Ruth Gibson as Jane Morgan, Wallace Noward as Jack Davis, and Bill Hagler as Professor Molecule. The chorus also took part in the Christmas and Thanksgiving Assembly programs and in the Patriotic Program given on December 7th. The chorus class also worked hard on a radio program which was given over Sta- tion WJPF in Herrin. The program was very successful. They will also partake in the Spring Festival and the Band concert, which have been planned. The chorus has performed for many of the local organizations and for the Teacher's Institute in Feb- ruary. The chorus boasts of over 100 members this Year. First Row: Marjorie Russell, Geraldine Birkner, Marjorie Smith, Norma Feltmeyer, Ruth Daffron, Gloria Feltmeyer, W'anda Helvey, Lorraine Burnett, Francis Mcllonnough, Katherine Illig, jeanne Hawkins, Doris Smith, Peggy Kuykendall, Peggy Lundborg, Peggy Stone, Mary ,Io Bailey, Roberta McCrary, Margaret Bess Arnette, Phyllis Carson, Bernice Haferkamp, Flossine Caupert, Aleen Schmidt, Beulah Mayer, Phyllis Caupert, Martha jane Keene, Sponsor. Second Row: Mary Jane Weatherford, Ruby Weatlierford, Geneva johnson, Elaine Ragland, jean Moak, Katherine Krone, Betty Koontz, Jessie Davis, Marie Heisner, Betty Lou jones, Billie Keenan, Virginia Blackburn, Virginia Byer, Rose Casetta, Laurina Caupert, Norma Caupert, Iona Caupert, Verna Marlow, Betty Young, Bernice Hutchings, Edna Arnette, Dorothy Silvc. Third Row: Bernice Rich, Annabell Corgan, Betty Harris, Helen Szczeblcwski, Eula Mae Heape, Bonnie Neville, Nedra Keller, Virginia Neiderbroek, Mary Ann Schilling, Virginia Schilling, Dorothy Schumaier, Dorothy Beck, Phyllis Akre, Martha McCrary, Lillian Presswood, Blanche Bigham, Esther Lueker, Mable Presswood, Viva Dempsey, Marie Kujawa, Mildred Kellerman, Fannie Rose Campanella, Fannie Lucille Campanella, Betty Thompson. Fourth Row: Tressa Davis, Wanda Hutchins, Bessie Ritchey, Ruth Gibson, Virginia Knox, Lila Brandhorst, Mable Thornton, Betty Hester, Helen Caupert, Mary Ann Dunn, Carlene Kownacki, Virginia Prpich, Elsie Smith, Norma Rigdon, Billie Eaton, Melba Fulton, Ella Hoffman, Marcella Skort, Nina Wilks, Almeda Crane, Laurina Mayer, Norma McCrary, Bernice jones, Francis Dolce, Edith Beck, Lorraine Beck, Elizabeth Newsom. Fifth Row: Lajoy Beck, Nina Mohr, Peggy Ausburg, Charlotte Conrad, Bonnie Cook, Lila Runion, Audrey McDonnough, Freda Fannin, julia Mann, Jane Lambert, Mary Sutliff, Imogene Denton, Evelyn Hubler, Betty Hulsey, Sylvia Treiftzs, Jean Ritter, Nan Ritter, Joann Wagner, Erma Lueker, Lois Roethc, Freda Mayer, Doris Peradotta, Gertrude Kellerman, W'ainomia Newsom, Lucille MCI tyre, Helen Weisel, jackie Marlowe, Norma Baker. Tl-IE WAVES TAKE OVER We build the ladder by which we rise. This is the motto of the Hi-Tri, an or- ganization for every High School. The fivefold aim of the organization is Character, Friendship, Courtesy, Pleasure, and Success. The watchword is Loyalty. Hi-Tri is a sister organization to the Hi-Y. The Hi-Tri gave its annual ceremonial for the freshman girls in the fall and col- laborated with the Hi-Y in presenting the highly anticipated Christmas party. The spring activities consisted of the annual Tea and the most important event of the year to Hi-Tri girls, the Mother and Daughter Banquet. In addition to these major activities the Senior big sistersv gave several parties for the freshman little sisters. The usual initiation was held in the fall supplemented by mass meetings during the eve- nings. Due to the war there were no fall and spring conferences this year. The officers of Hi-Tri this year were: Lajoy Beck ,...........,,.....,.,..,.. . ,......,. c. ....,, ,.., P resident Eileen Stern .... , Vice-President Peggy Lou Ausburg ....... . ,,,., .,.,, ,,,,r, ,,,,, , , , ,,,.. , ,, Secretary Nina Mohr ...... , ,, , ,, . ,,,, ,,,,.,. , , Treasurer The sponsors of Hi-Tri this year were Miss Martha Jane Brownlee and Miss Flossine Rule. Ifirst Row: Norma jean Cunningham, Martha McCrary, Melba Carson, julia Ann Mann, Imogene Denton, Mary Martha Sut- liff, Sara Ruth Lazenby, Dora Blythe, Betty Hubler, Marjorie Smith, Iona Hoffman, Genevieve Bouas, Betty .lean Koontz, Fannie Rose Campanella, Erma jean Ragland, Elsie Smith, ,Ioann W'agner, Jeanette Dillow, Francis Dolce, Margaret Arnette, Bonnie Cook, Billie Keenan, ,Iessie Lee Davis, Betty Lou jones, Virginia Neiderbrock, Dorothy Logan, Lorraine Burnett, Roberta McCrary, Charlene Kuhnert, Mary jo Bailey, Norma McCrary, Betty Hulsey, ,lean Ritter, Peggy Lundborg, Peggy Stone, Natalie Ritter. Second Row: Tressa Davis, Doris Hill, Betty Kinstler, Helen Vaneil, Bonnie Schaeffer, Neva Helvey, joyce Hickman, Nona Eaton, jewell Eaton, Blanche Bigham, Marie Heisner, Lillian Presswood, Esther Lueker, Marion Dipple, Nedra Keller, Norma Rigdon, Dorothy Ernest, Dorothy Schumaier, Dorothy Beck, Phyllis Akre, Bernice Haferkamp, Florence Gass, Erma Lueker, Mildred Enzenaur. Third Row: Marion Smith, Melba Fulton, Marie Barnwell, Lila Runion, Ruby Livingston, Ella HoH'man, Kowana Kuhnert, Ina Baudison, Evelyn Meyer, juanita Erwin, Melva Freeman, Normadean Hester, jane Lambert, Rosamond Miller, Virginia Rit- ter, Phyllis Rushing, Mary Ann Dunn, Dorothy Huggins, Virginia Byer, Virginia Blackburn, Virginia Schilling, Norma Smith, Sylvia Trerftzs, Martha .lane Brownlee, Sponsor, Flossine Rule, Co-Sponsor. Fourth Row: Fannie L. Campanella, Ruth Datfron, Billie Eaton, Eileen Stern, Geneva Mache, julia Bodnar, Dorothy Uhe, Betty Taylor, Irene Purcell, Bernice Stern, Ruth Bommerschiem, Lucille Werner, Adeline Hill, Ruby Hunter, Charlotte Conrad, Ruth Gibson, Nina Mohr, Peggy Ausburg, Mary H. Kuykendall, Sarah Ann Gladson, Bessie Marie Ritchey, Evelyn Hubler, Mable Thornton, Betty Hester, Geneva Caldwell, Lajoy Beck, President, Mary Ann Schilling. -4-Mn-fra-w -. ,. J-. .. , . i . U , f -- - ,,. ,f... EQUALITY IN TI-IE RANKS The Hi-Y is the brother organization to the Hi-Tri. It's platform is Clean Scholar- ship, Clean Speech, Clean Living, and Clean Athletics. This year, twenty-one boys were voted into the club and were initiated in the fall. The Hi-Y meets each Wednesday night. Following the business meeting, the boys are permitted to play in the gym. Each year the organization joins the Hi-Tri in an annual Christmas party. In addition to this party, there is a Hobo party in the fall and a Valentine party in February. The boys, as a group, attend church at least once during the year. The final activity is the Father-Son Banquet in April. Because of the war, attendance at the conventions was impossible. Each year the four boys of the club, who best represent the four standards of the club, have their names placed on a plaque which hangs in the hallway. The officers for this year are as follows: Fred Pundsack , . ...., President Bill Ulrich .,.... ...,.. V ice-President jack Schulze ...... .....,,,,..... Se cretary Bill Hagler ., ...,,,. .. H ,.,. ..,..,.,.,,,,....... T reasurer Don Schneider .... ,,,,... , ,,....,.,..,., , Sergeant-at-Arms jim Stotlar ...................... ...,......,......,.,, ,,,.,., , .,.. , . . ,,,.,. ,, Student Council Representative The Sponsors of Hi-Y are Mr. Harley Quillman and Mr. Ford Dunn. First Row: Bob Cunningham, jim Benedict, Gene Stotlar, Don Xvilliams, Fred Pundsaclt, President, Lyle Robb, Kenneth Wade, Bob Dudenbostle, Frank Brown. Second Row: Bob Mann, Norman Brostmeyer, jack Sutton, Charles Mann, Bill Ulrich, Bill Hagler, Fred Steele, Don Noward, liugene Anthes, jim Dunn, Lloyd Lipe, Lloyd Broha, Bob Arnette, Bill Hunter, Elias Kellerman, Everett Caupert. Third Row: Harley F. Quillman, Sponsor, Barney Sutliff, Tom Mathews, Glen Hamilton, Bill Hartwell, Bill Robb, jim Gruner, jack Schulze, Don Keene, Richard Hammack, Norbert Schilling, Norman Valentine, Bill Pundsael-t, Ford Dunn Co-Sponsor. Fourth Row: Bill Hammack, Max Hutchings, Don jones, Floyd Lipe, Pete Hicks, R. F. Ginn, Martin Schroedel, Bill Flannarv jim Stotlar, Don Schneider, Bob Stanton, Wally Noward, Charles Hundley, Merle Milligan. ' uf' ' 'fwb' I . ' ,if ' Q fi ii gi I CDN Tl-IE HOME FRONT The Pinckneyville chapter of the Future Farmers of America is under the super- vision of Mr. Louis Templeton. This club has a membership of 35 boys. The motto of this organization is Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. The purpose of this organization is to practice brotherhood, honor rural opportunities and responsibilities, and develop those qualities of leadership which a Future Farmer should possess. During the year the club participates in a number of activities. The boys won honors in the Livestock Show at Marion, Illinois, and sponsored the Poultry and Grain Show at P.C.H.S. for all chapters in southern Illinois. Their very successful year ended with the main social event, the Father and Son Banquet, an activity which occurs each year. The officers of the F.F.A. are as follows: joe House ....... ,, ,,,,,,,,, President Paul Dempsey ,,,,, Vice-President Carl Birkner ,s,,..., ,, Secretary Richard Winters ,i,, ,,,e Treasurer Charles Uhe ,,.,, ,,,, R eporter First Row: Merrill Queen, Tom Owens, W'arren Dempsey, Arthur Bruns, Oscar Linze, Robert Robb, lfugene O'Neill, Robert Lunnemann, Loren Scronce, Donald Blair, William Timpner. Second Row: Karl Morgenstern, Billy Marlowe, Wilbur Lee, Edward Baumann, Dallas McClurken, Charles Uhe, W'illiam Faust, Carl Birkncr, Burnell Brown, Rovert Hitt, Louis Templeton, Sponsor. Third Row: Paul Dempsey, Russell Kellerman, George Dale Ragland, joe House, james Bigham, Kenneth Lennington, Vallie W'est, Norman Keith, Clifford Kellerman, Harry House. ,., W Q 5 4 1 IN TRIM FCI? BATTLE The alm of the Glrls Athletlc Assocmtlon IS to stlmulate lnterest ln glrls athletlcs and to promote ldeals of sportsmanshlp, cleanl1ness and the healthful way of llVlI'1g Thus organlzatlon IS under the leadershlp of Mlss Kay Randolph Each year the g1rls enjoy a play day, whlch ns 1 day devoted to outdoor act1v1t1es Thls event IS made posslble through the cooperatlon of G A A glrls from other schools nn southern Illlnons Thls year the G A A glrls partlclpated m an 1nter class basket ball tournament, whlch attracted much attent1on durmg the noon hour The gnrls have also presented several one act plays as a means of makmg money for the organlzatlon Other sports 1n wh1ch the glrls partlclpate are bxcyclmg hlkmg badmmton, volley ball and soft ball Although not closely connected wrth sports, the pot luck dmners of the G A A are gammg Wldespread fame The officers of the organ1zat1on are as follows Bermce Rxch Presldent Julla Bodnar Vlce Presxdent Mane Hensner Treasurer The other members of the G A A are Lons Alexander Faye Ashby Marne Barnwell Helen Bauersachs Blanche Bngham Julna Bodnar Ruth Bommerschenm Gentvneve Bouas Lorrame Burnett V1fglHl3 Blackburn Vlrgnma Byer Rose Casetta Iona Caupert Laurnna Caupert Norma Caupert Ruth Daffron Murlel Dunn Glorla Feltmeser lun Hxwkxns Eula Mae Helpe W1nda Helvey Catherine Illng Geneva johnson Rubv Kimmel Ruby Lee Ixvmgston Geneva Macke Jun Moak Jackxe Marlowe Frmcxs Mtllonnough Rosa mund Muller Vlrgxma Prpxth Elamc Ragland Bermee Rach Loxs Ro the M1fjOflC Russell Dorls Smith Ruby Weatherford Marne He1sner Ju 55 . . , . . . . . . . . , . . . . - C lv 5 . - . 3 3 Virginia Byer H ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,, , . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Secretary . . . . : ' , , , 7 7 5 3 7 T 7 Y 1 3 Y 5 K ' 1 1 1 1 ,l 1 , Tl 3 1 I . . . i I L Y L Y Y ' Y Y ' x I 1 I' 1 1 K T 1 ' 1 T 1 ' 1 1 9 1 1 3 1 7 ' X 5 IN MEMQRIAM HARRIET HERRMANY November 15 1909 February 8 1943 Into our nudst the Reaper came Softly cfalhng her by n1me She smlled she nodded she breathed a prayer We knew not why her hfe must end We only knew we had lost a frnend Yet she IS not lost she hves today For ln our hearts her memor1es stay 6 7 3 9 - Y 1 l Into the unknown, she stepped with care 7 , A , A 5 ' ' as , . 5 IN MEMGRIAM FRANK E F ELTMEYER Apr1l23 1924 May 23 1941 V1Vld 1S Frank ln the memory of h1s schoolmates and there wlll be a vacancy 1n the Senxor l1ne as they march down the a1sle h1s love of educat1on and h1S ablhty to be ln the rnght place at the rlght txme N We w1ll never forget hlm and we know too that just beyond the blue of the horxzon he IS hvmg stxll 57 , , , for their diplomas. We will never forget . . , . . . . . . . . 0, . . , , , TI-IE LOG BOOK Stpt 2 Sophomorts unlors 1nd Senlors I1'11111, dtsptrltt ly to 3,Lt ln sn1p courses Stpt 2 Sad day for Prtshmtn 'xlr N1tDlnltl found stw tral xxho had lotked themstlxes ln thtlr lotkers Stpt 7 Football boys reportll t, t1rlx ln tht mornlng, for pr1ttlte Reports 1rt th1t Pllltrs hls bttn slttplnl., ln tlass to tlrth up on slctp Stpt 8 Wt rtprctfully bld Mr lxttnt good by 1nd vllsh l'l11'T1 good luck Stpt 11 Sp1rta 6 P vllle 12 Hows that for a st1rt5 Sept Zlg.,ler 21 Pxl t0 Oh xltll vat tant xxlnl tl1em Stpt urphy 51 'xl t Wt O t 2 Lhtstcr 13 Pxllle 21 Wt rt bltk ln tl1t KLYRXIVC Ott 9 Al1n1 ontsboro 12 Pvlllc 6 Wt re out of tht trooxt O t 14 Irtshmlll Sophomort p1rtx Ott 16 Tht B1!'lDL1' Shop ulrttt lxtnt oxtr blg, on the lsstmbly pro3.,r1m tod1y llltxlllt 75 Pxlllc 0 Ott 23-4 1I'l5011LlllC 13 Pxlllt 6 Thwts oltlx oxs Ott 27-Qlrlllx ll p1r1de thls lfttrnoon Carrllx ll tonltht Ott 30 lxtryont xx lllts to ltntlxx xyho tht footb1ll quttn Nox 4 Hl Y Hobo Hop 'Vox Homttornlnl., pllx Illt l ll'lIl1t1'S C llxx 1 lt, ll Nltlx ll Du uoln 45 Pxll 0 Oh th pty ft 11 Nox 23 No thost xxtrtn t frtlks xou savl vlclrlng those boxx tlts llld lrm blnds Thty xxtrt ntxx mtmbtrs of tht Hl Y tlub Nox Z4 Ill Trl cJ.I't1110l111l lXox 25 lntrllnural lJ1SlxLIl7'1ll IS utll untltr xxlx Nox 27 Tht lhlnthtrs stlrttd the t15,t stlson off 1'1y,l1t t0nlg.,ht by tromplnp., Ashley 44 to 75 Thats tht xy1y to go boys Ktep lf up' D t 3 hlht 1'ortl1slt C lub hld lts tlrst PL1l7llL tltlnrt to 11I1.,l1I Utt 7 liL11'lL111l3Ll' ltlrl lllfblll' 11 1tl tltrx tln1t you bux Sl1111p you slip l p t 8 I 39 1X1shxll 38 l-l11l5 pllxlrlg, thtm oo t ost t J Good for I1L unlol' t 158' Thty h1xt mn t S93 40 tlt lr so flr thls xtlr tomplrtd xxlth S75 00 for tt Dtt Det Det thost New ln 4 jan 8 P Xl 40 C hrlstophtr 17 Hl Y Hl Trl Qhrlstmzls p1rty F 1' A Xmas party Pvllle 41 DUQU01n 28 Th1t s the vs lx to sllp boys Todly s the last d1x of sthool untll the 4t Murphy 50 1 vll 41 Somt xxny tl stlrt tlt Yt1r Ho' Hum' Wllat tvso xnttks xatatlon vson t do' Anna 51 Pxlllc 49 Fatulty 21 West tnd Wlld tats 19 1n 9 Pvlllc 63 Nhrlssa 35 an 12 Annufll Stlff prtstnted a Bob Hopt protrlm todly yxhlth yy lb 1 hu3.,c suttess lnd 1 monty mlktr for tht lnnual 6 119 l1n 21 thlt 1 fl P vllle 65 Chtster 35 Pvlllt 32 Llkvlllt 25 Pxllle 55 Sp1rt.l 31 Stmesttr tmms Som, for to ny I hart to sec report tomt homt l Nllld 16 C,.1rbond:llt 6 Blltk Nhsqut st.13.,t party l xlllt 40 Lhrlstophtr 33 Tht Sophomorcs ,got tht most sltncrs for the pttltlon tonttrnlnl, thantlng, S1 N U lnto 1 unlytrsltx so tht Stutltnt Countll IS g,lvln3., 1 plrty for them to I11L,l1I l 11 36 Du uoln 3 Th1ts bLI1K1I1 txxo o of tvlo lNoxw lf vlt t1n onlx btclt thtm ln tht tourn1 1T1L1 lI tb Hl Tr P1 tb 3 Gutst sptllttr ln lsstmbly todly who l,lxt us somt PUIFIIS on lltohol 4 'Iht bl11Ll hld 1 plt supptr lntl tlkt wx lllt tonlght 5 Murphy 47 P vlllt 35 lLCJfbODd1lL P xlllt Nl t Anna 44 N1 t 8 lN15l1X1llL 26 Xl t K htsttr 27 Nl 5 Marlssl 39 Xl t Spartl 78 Ash x 47 Pxlllt S EVO 111 I F011 01' N185 tttlty 1I'S It f L unuyrg Int 5,5 Plnthtrs Qllwx 1nd noxx tht unlor play Hot W lttr . -1 -,J ' . g ' 1 V -, -. -t llmls- '11e ,L ' - -. 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Whtvx Its 1 rtlltf to tt t Apr1l 7 A1155 lxccnt dlrcets sutttssful bmd tontert taps md gow ns off Aprnl 9 Annu1l Staff r ts B l th P men ax cy k mn-llum M1y 31 Gr1du.1t1or1 Goodbyt PC HS Fht g1rls 1t1ss aud1tor1um durma, Home Room ptnod the boys boodbye The boys prom1st and WL wont Apr1l 15 N1onth1y PTA mtttms, tome hltk t1l 1ts over our there WEST SIDE CAF E DO Step In MAID RITE CAFE Good Thmqs to a Frank and Mabel Edwards HENRY SCHAEFER The Pyram1d Staff of 43 wnsh to extend the1r smcere thanks to the Pyram1d C011 Com psmy for then' advert1sement and for the pr1v1lege of usmg the1r name, to the advert1sers 1n the 1943 Pyram1d for the1r 111111101111 support, the1r eagerness to co operate, and for then' mterest 1n the welfare of our publ1cat1on and our student body, to Mr McDan1el, the Faculty and the Student Body for the1r untnrlng co operauon w1th the Staff and the Spon sor, to Leonard's Stud1o of Chester, Ill1no1s, and to J1m Gruner who made our photographs, and to the Pont1ac Engravmg and Llectrotype Company who furmshed our engravmgs 59 Iwh. -N11 I V' -16, lvvillc 28. 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COMPLIMENTS I UHPUP1 ATIUN PINCKNEVVILLE ILLINCNS TI-IE BINKLEV CQAL CCDMWXNV ELE K0 PYW-Willa DUAL Photoqraphs rn Thts Annual Made By LEONARD S STUDIO Photographs ot Qualrty 981 St te Street Chester lll1no1s Phone Studto 340 W Res 244 Compllments KOHLSDORF S Across from the Caprtal Compltments HUBLER S MOTOR SALES 24 Hour Repau Servtce Texaco Products Cornpltments ot BEN FRANKLIN STORE lit A Stoltze Qwner Plnckneyvtlle lll1no1s Cornphrnents ct I C NIESING The Mans Store Ex erybody S ncls The1r Clothes To UNITED CLEANER D R Hammack Manager Phone 55 MEAD S DRUG STORE lohnM Cltn RPh P1nclcneyv1lle llllnots , A A . ----4 -I ' of ' of Pinclcneyville, Illinois ' 9 I I 61 WELLWORTH 5 6 10 SCHOOL SUPPLIES North Srde of Square LEUSCHKE S BAKERY West Srde of Square Comphments of WAGNER HARDWARE Pmckneyvdle Illmols Comphments of M P I L L E CITY DRUG STORE Pmckneyvrlle HIIHOIS Complrmertts ot K R O G E R S The Complete Food Market Comphments of PYATT 6 HORNER FUNERAL HOME Comphments of PINCKNEYVILLE LUMBER COMPANY P rtckrteyvtlle IHIDOIS I O STOTLAR Co tpl ments of MONTGOMERY NEWS STAND Soda Pourttam Maqazmes Metropohtan Newspapers BARTLE BROTHERS Meats and Grocerres Phone 145 Comphments of FARMERS CO OPERATIVE STORE Co tphments ot A CS P Pmckneyvrlle Hhrtols I . . 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Com 1 1 Il ol , l 1 , ' L , - Ph he l87 1 1 m 1 h , om 1 1 h ol The Peoples Newspaper BANK lll v' - I ' 1 1r1 e 1 1 , K1 11 T1 , 1 ION OH u 1 1 s . 1 63 HAGLER'S FURNITURE STORE A Complete Line ot HOME FURNISHINGS RITTER CLEANER All Particular People Send Their Clothes to Ritter Cleaner Phone 247 Cornpli nents of BENEDICT S BEVERAGES CUNNINGHAM INSURANCE AGENCY We lnsure Anyth no HIRSCH S CLOTHING STORE ENOS BIGHAM S BOWLING LANES Cone in and Enioy the Best Sport in To BILL 6 FRITZ Walnut a cl Parke Phone 425 Pinclcney ille llli ois Compliments STEVE REEL S SERVICE STATION Pinckneyville CHARLES C DOERR 6. 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