Pinckneyville High School - Pyramid Yearbook (Pinckneyville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1944 volume:

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PRESENTS THE T944 PYRAMID The PYRAMID 1944 Tvvo and a halt years ot vvar have brought many changes to PC. l-l S, She has sent many boys into battle, proudly tlying the Stars ancl Stripes each and every day, When the vvar is over, and peace and victory are again ours, may vve look through this boolc and remember those ot PGH S who vvere a part ot this great vvar, and especially remember those who gave their lives tor a cause greater than can ever be explained. wr iiffilix ' x 'kxtixl ff 'lr-kwktgh if-gifgxyrif l x 1' ig S Riff? X l E TCD VICTCDRY X lla 315 lhe Seno Class ol 1944 vvlshes to dedicate this yearoool4 to the ooys rn service and to victory Nlay this end soon he reached and may our hoys soon return to their homes here IU plnck neyvllle We have endeavored to do our part hy selling vvar oonds and stamps, rarssng money lor Jeeps and olanes other drives and Junior Red Cross l'lovvever this IS only a small part compared to t e actual lighting our boys are doing on the many hattlelronts lhrough this hool4 vve vvlsh to send them our hest vvlshes lor salety and vrctory, and that soon the day vvrll arrive vvhen Johnnie comes marchrng home I I r ' I fi ff? ' ' I -QTY 75 ,I as ' . . c,-.1'lg. P , y if . . l 1 A ' 1 , ww . . h f . . lf . I I The Pyramld Staff has endeavored to hst the boys who are graduates of P C H S or who hue attended P C H S at some tlme and who are now servmg or who have s rved 1n the armed forces of our country They have trled to mclude everyone up to anuary 1 1944 The Staff apolognzes for any names whvth have been omltted from thns l1st These omlssnons are due to lack of 1nformat1on wnthnn our commumty Bob Pat Arnettc Jack Avooske Bob Barth Robert Elvns Bartle Douglas Bartley Charles Beck ohn Benbeneck Elvln Benson Mllton Blama Berthye B1gh1m Leroy V Bxgham Charles M Blackburn MQFIOH Blythe Orval Blythe R1chard Bommerschelm Joe Bradley Donald Branum Leo Max Broha Lloyd Broha L5 le Brown Floyd Browmng Alvln Adam Bruns Thomas Byer Jr Dean Campbell Lowell Campbell Austln V Carter Denver Carter Robert Lee Caupert George Caveglla Joe Cavegha Wllll1m Cheek Frank Condelhre Wayne Coleman George Combs Mmor Cr lg Bllly Crawford Robert Joseph Crawford Leshe Crumbacker Andrew Culp Howard Cunnmgham W1ll1am Cunnlngham Leshe Cupples Myrae J Daffron Eugene Dahlhoff Elroy Dameron Vlfgll Davls Junnor Decker all 15 Howard Denton Thomas Denton Donald Deppe Ralph Dunlap Herbert Dunn ames Dunn Lloy d T Dunn W1ll1am Dunn Donald Eaton Lawrence Eckols ames Edens Donald Edwards Harold Edwards Robert Edwards George Englehardt Anthony Eppl1n Herman Eppl1n Ray mond Eppl1n Donald Feltmeyer Mllton Flowers Jumor Folden Kenneth Frederlck Robert Edward Gemmlll Paul George Cralg Gladson James Gladson Bnlly Goddard Tom Goddard Eugene Goforth Harry Goforth Roy Glenn Goforth Ph1l1p Green Raymond Grohman fContmued on page 83 Donald Gruner ames Gruner M1lton Gruner Thomas Guthrle Dale Guy Wayne Guy Lugene Hagler Bert Hagler Kenneth Hamm Harley Hammack Fenton Harrns Thomas H3ff1SS Walter Hattes Gene Helsler Leonard Helsner John Hencke Bob Herman Woodrow Herrmany W1ll1am Hessler Gale H1cks Samuel Hlller Earl Hogan Raymond Hogan Charles E House B111 Hunter R Edward Jacoby Elvln enkel Harold Lee Johnson Bruce Jones Robert Jones Eugene Jul1an Ralph Kane Dempsey Keene Donald Keene Paul Keene Robert E Keene Roland Keene XVayne Ke1hna Cyrus Laurence Keller Cheseldean Kellmgsworth Collman Ketrlng Wayne Kmstler Mar1on Knapp Rxchard Koss Maur1ceJ Lambert Harry Lazenby Wnlbur Lee K . l K unna 3 t 1 .... l , , ' , 2 , . . 7 ' J . , J . 1, rg If 2-:4 ' 'lf' J:-12 NJ . 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Tl-IE CABINET Tl1e School Baird IS a brfmch of the school their reccn cs very l1t rl publnclty and cr d1t justly clue to nt It IS composed of the followmg Mr Steve Reel, Presndent Mrs ack Stumpe, Secretary Elvns Bartle George Benedlct Admm Kellerman Harry Cunnmghflm Harold Farmer legal Advlsor The personnel of tl1e Board ch1nges from tlme to tame 1nd IS made up of men who donate then tlme 1nd abulxty toward the advfmcement of the students and the school The members are promlnent cltxzens of our communlty, who work for our good The1r mam ObjCCIlVC 19 to see that every chnld has a chance to obtfun 1 hberal educatlon For these reasons, we, the Senlor Class of 44 pulse 1t thas txme to think them for thelr efforts 1nd thelr splendld work 11 I to rn 1 t X I 1 1 lnnup l'l.1r1ld Farmer ltgm Adusor Xlrs at Slumpt S trtmrx Ad 1111 lxtlltrman Harm C llI1I1IllL,ll.lI1l Suu Rttl lnndtnt K torgt B ntdlct llus lhrtlt 6 .. K 2 . . V,' .. . . I Mr. ' Mr. 'e' Mr. . ' Mr. ' . Mr. , . ' l 1 6 . . - ., . . rm, lcf 'gui clyd- Nlcl.n'cl, 1' -' 111 . -, .-rl 1 . 1. J -k Q . Q 1-3 --,ff-if Tl-I WAR DEPARTMENT CLYDE A. NICDANIEL, Principal Pincltneyville, Illinois Monmouth College, B.S. University of Colorado, M.S. FORD R. DUNN Pinckneyville, Illinois Southern Illinois State Normal University, B. lid. University oil Illinois Biology, Social Science Sponsor: Sophomore Class Assistant Sponsor Hi-Y Assistant Basketball Coach RUTH L. ALLEN Carthage, Illinois Cartilage College, B. A. Honiemaking Sponsor: Hi-Tri Co-Sponsor Student Council junior Red Cross RKQHARD KELLERMAN Pincltneyville, Illinois University of Illinois, M. S. Industrial Arts MARIE BAUDISON Pinckneyville, Illinois Southern Illinois State Normal University, B. Ed. University of Illinois, NI. A. Latin, Spanish, English Sponsor: Sphinx ANNA MAE STANLEY Carbondale, Illinois Southern Illinois State Normal University, B. Ed. Commerce MERRILL THOMAS Pinckneyville, Illinois University of Illinois, M. A. Chemistry, General Science Coach Basketball, Track, Golf ALICE TATIL Galesburg, Illinois Knox College, B. A. University of Colorado University of Iowa Art and Inglish Sponsor: Co-spon',4.r Hi'-Imri Eu L. GHENT Pincltneyville, Illinois Southern Illinois State Normal University, B. lid. Boys' Physical Ifducation, Iiconoin ics, Commercial Law Coach Football HELEN H. KUYKENDALI. Pinckneyville, Illinois Southern Illinois State Normal University, B. Ed. W'ashington University Illinois State Normal University Librarian, English Sponsor: Library Club Bouuuf IDEAN MCNEAL Kansas City, Missouri C'entr.il Missouri State Teachers Lollege. Fi. S. Girls' Physical Education Sponsor: junior Class G. A. A. Pep ' ,lub Matsui. QWALLACEJ BALDXVIN Harrisburg, Illinois Southern Illinois State Normal University, B. Ed. Nlathematics Sponsor: Freshman Class Iva BIZETLEY Galeshurg, Illinois I.omb.1rd College, B. A. University of Iowa. NI. A. English, Speech Sponsor: Black Masque Ilramatics Pmckncyville, Illinois Pmckneyville Community High School Louis TEM PLETON Pinckneyville, Illinois University of Illinois, B. S. Biol0SY, Agriculture Sponsor: F. F. A. ATHALAE TtLL1E MCGUIRE Murphysboro, Illinois Southern Illinois State Normal University, B. Ed. University of Iowa University of Xvisconsin University of Washington Pestalozzi-Froebel Teachers College American History, English Sponsor: Jeep and Airplane Drives J. F. XIAUGHN Pinckneyville, Illinois Southern Illinois State Normal University, B. Ed. Physics, History Sponsor: Senior Class NMI. ' EMMA E. GE rf J ,.- Dowell, Illini Southern Illin0i ' m -pf' A University, B , 072 if ... . -J-f' Commerce ' JJ 'T' Sponsor: I'y'ra O' g vfl X- '1E'2:9:,1NP sg XIRGINIA MORGENSTERN, Sccrctarv HARLEY F. QUILLMAN Assistant Principal Pinckneyville, Illinois Southern Illinois State Normal University B.Ed. University of Illinois, NI S Mathematics, Aeronautics Sponsor: Hi-Y Co-sponsor Student Council Ralph L1pe Gene L1v1ngston Ralph T L1v1ngston Walter Logan Art Loos Elmer H Lueker I Freder1ck W1ll1am Lueker Charles Thomas Lynch Clarence McCrary J esse Dale McCrarx Darlus MCCOfmlCR Wayne McDonnough Donald McNew Max Edward Malan Adolph Malanaskl Arthur Charles Mann Thomas Ph1ll1p Mann Max Marlow Charles Martln Edgar Mart1n Vernon Martm Glen M3ChlS Clarence Matson Lonnle Matzenbacker Merle Russell Mllllgan Pershlng M1ll1gan Wllllam Loyd MIDKOD Henry M0dgl1H Robert Dean Moore Edward Moseley Kenneth Morgenstern Glenn Mumbower Kenneth Dean Mumbower Wllber Mumbower Basll Newton Wallace Noward Maur1ce Palmer Paul PCd1gO Mar1on Perry Jake Perzla Charles W1ll1am Plck Henry James Pxck W1lbert Plck Charles Pugh Iohn Pugh Jr Lloyd Pugh Fred Pundsack Albert Pursell Arthur Pursell I B111 Pursell Ne1l Purs ll Paul Pursell James Pyatt Ksontmued from page 45 Wayne Pyle Frank Queen W1lbur Ragland Charles Rapp Rlchard Reed Halleck Reese Kenneth Reese Henry Reeves Paul Warden Reese Donald A Remd Robert Remd Iacque Howard Rexdelberger Melvxn Reldelberger Gllbert Reynolds Harold Edward Rlce Davld Rxead Iames Rltchey Charles Rltter R1chard Rhodes Dale Robb Dean Allen Robb Donald O Robb Matthew Robb Kenneth Rodden Charles Bell Roe Walter Freder1ck Roethe W1lbur Iames Roethe W1ll1am Gale Rogers Raymond Rosendahl lames Earl Rule Paul L Runlon Carl Saltzman Leland ames Sawyer Arthur Scherle Jr Kenneth C Scherle Maurlce Schoch Francls Joseph Schlllmq LOUIS C Schllllng Donald Schne1der George Schnelder Walter Schrader Bernard Schubert Jack Schulze Clarence Schumaler Kenneth Schumaler Russell Schumaxer Nelson Schwelzler Karl Setzkorn Harry Shaw lohn Sheeley Matthew Sheeley Hubert D an Shurtz Lawrence Slusher Benton Sm1th Charles Sm1th Dale Sm1th Dean Oscar Smith Herschel Sm1th Cren Sm1th Roland Sm1th Elm r Solger Marvm Sparks Earl Stahlheber Nell Stahlheber Roland Stahlheber Harry Stanton Harry Starkweather Charles Strlckland John Henry Stump Barney Eugene Suthflf Leslxe Thxmmlng Raymond Thom Evan Thomas r Ardell Thornton Herschel Thornton Ilmmle R Trlgg Leo Troy Euclld W1ll1am Valentlnc Norman Valentlne Walter V neyard Reuben Vorderbrugge Russell Bruce Ward Walter Benny Ward Charles Warmack Chfford Weatherford Boots Weber Bernle We1thorn Leonard Gustave Werner Robert Wesseln Louls Wlehl Raymond W1ehl Dean Wnlhams Elmer Lee Wxllrams Iames Earl Wllllams Donald Evan Wllkmson Charles WllllS Horace Wmn Iohn Dale Wntaker Edwm Woehlke Ted Wolfe W1lbur Woodsxde Kenneth Wydeck Robert Donald Zacher Anthony Rlchard Zelasko , . 1 yx . ,Jr. t t . ,kI'. t C . 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I X 'lr ai' 'k 'k 'k 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' 'k i 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' 'k if it 'k i' i' i' 'A' 'k 'lr 'k 1 rj MARINES om 'Lft Il ms It X me Pnsndtnt Bull Ulf, h Prtsldtnt oe Niorrow Tr .zsur r Bewlldered looks have changed to sophnstlcated and man of the vsorld cxprfsslons, and the Senlors, who have assumed the mayor part of the leadershxp ID P C H S for the year 1943 44 have grown up They may hase been anxlous to get through thls stlck to the dust whnch has and wlll accumulate m the halls of thelr Alma Mater Some of these Senlors Wall be starting a much more serlous game than the game of llfe the game nn whxch they have an xmmednte pos1t1on on the Hrst team t e game of War Some of the would be Seniors of 1943 44 haxe llready shulfled thenr feet under thenr Uncle s table, and we wlsh to pay trlbute to them here and now The SCUIOYS mlss them now, and wall especlally m1ss them when they start that long trek down the alsle to obtam that document that says completed A tlme of chaos always brmgs extra du tres, and thls class has not shlrked the many thlngs that arlse durlng wartlmes They have gotten rlght up to the back of the SltLl l tlon and have not let up untll the last day The officers of thns class, who served thenr tasks well, were Presldent B111 Ulrlch Vrce Presrdent Wllford Dale Hlcks Secretary Imogene Moore Treasurer Ioe Morrow Student Councxl RCPFCSCDIHIIXVC Marne I-Ielsner Mr J F Vaughn was our good and falthful sponsor 11 f 3 C Kg T Fr .- 1 right: I :gene Moore. Sccrf-tnryg Pete licks. '- ' 'c. , u Q. . . . - - - I I . P - Y V Y ' Y -T , . . J . . S last year, but they will look back regretfully on happy hours and memories that will . - - . . . .L . . K - - h - ' ' - f ' 1 . . 5 . , . . ' ' ff ,, Ioe House W fmh rr lu Jul nut rlnrlr' ullfr mm 1 rm otball I 2 3 4 Class Secretarv Treasure Clas XIFC Presld nt 3 Pyram d Intr mural B sketball l 2 3 Tratk 4 Intramural Softball I 2 Frma Jean Ragland A merry heart gore all Ihr day Trl I 2 3 4 Black Nlas nslc 1 G A 2 Chorus 4 Pep Club 4 Pvramld Play 3 Semor Play 4 Homecommsg 3 Wxlllanl Ulrlch An humvl man v Ihr nnblrvl lllfl' nj' Goz' Y I 2 3 4 Black Masq IC aslcetball I nms 3 4 Homecommg Play 3 4 tud ent Councnl 3 Pyramld 3 Class Presxdent 2 4 Lols Alexander Her au' rs Izkv Ihr milky 11113 H1 Ihr vkg Trl 2 G A A 3 4 L1 ry Club 3 4 Stud nt Council 3 4 he Presndtnt 4 Sphmx 4 Earl Queen He' uanlv but lllllc nor fha! 11111 long Intmmural Basketball 4 In ra mural Softball 3 acquelme Oelze Gmzr uav H1 all bu mln, Hrazrn in hrr me ' 2, Sphmx 4, Commerce Club 3 E Ashltv 3, Hn Trl 7, 4, Pep Club 12 Betty Koont7 Ol! 0 K mfr BIIUIHQ nlu Nw uurm mn Stud nt Counul Prtsldtnt 4 ll: 1 I 3 4 Black Masqu 4 Hometommg Play 2 4 Fortn I 2 3 4 Presldent3 Debate! 3 St1t Tournamentl 2 IN I' Txurnament I 2 G A A I Vas y X1r1et1es 2 unxor Plas Splnnx 4 Pyramid 4 Chorus 2 Pep Club 1 4 Opcretta 3 Bob Cunnmgham Man proflotex bu! Bob rllsfmrrt ter I 2 Basketball I 2 tramural Basketball 3 4 Play 2 H1 Y 3 4 Student Councll 4 Norma Bean Angels lltlrn uhm rbr rpmll nston Cnty 1 2 3 G A A 2 Sports Club 2 Home Fconomncs Club 2 3 Pep Club Secretary 4 orus4 H1Trn1 2 3 4 President 4 Rlclnrd Chapman Many vmall mukr' a grcai maroal 2 3 Softball 2 Class President 3 Helen Welsel So I prune :br brings ulunzrv lbs' arrnrs H1 Trl 2 Chorus I 3 Roger Annear Grout uzlb lm gmullz null tfrrnqlbfnv uzfh fur vlnngfbu Lnbrary Club 3, Sphmv 4 1 f I ', , '1 K 4 !Y '. ' ' ' . ' Su i . -. I l . 'l '1. '. 1 ' ' ' ' Q Tr , 2. . I e 2. 3. Po , , 3, 4, F. F. 5. I, 2, 3 4 ' . , 3 . ,ic . - , 7. . ' ' V D - nr . , , , 2 s 2- . 9 . c g 1 4: ' I .3 , V Y, ', L, 2 3- v - v 43 4 , 5 . . . . 23 4' s . . C A ' A 5 J ' 5 3: 3. 4. 5 5 p Y 39 v Q -f - . rv I h y,, ' Hi- ' . . , 2 . que . , ' , .. 3. 4' Fore ' 2 3 4: . . A. 3 3 3 ' A Cu l , 3 . , 5 ln- : 2 'Q , . , . . . . , - , 3. 49 Student Council 43 Jumor -- , - . , , , - 1 ' l 3 , Play , 4. n 3 ,- H C 3 Q I X , ', ' . x. .. ' ol1 ' . ' . . . HI- , , , 2 L 3, 'J . 3 3 . 4: B ,3, 4: Te ' 1. 2, 3 3 ' . ' , S - I u - , . . . , . - . ' Ch 5 - , , , Q Vice s . - , . ,, f Q . . . I V V 4 I , In Y ff 1 D., Hi- ' g . . . ., 5 'bra- T3 - ' ' 5 ' 52 . : 2 ' , , ' 7' 1 I s v ' e- , . . . I m ' , fr f . - , ,A , , . ff -33 - , n ' 9 ' ' '- ' 9 , . H ' ' . 4 3 . ' V H ' - Verna Mae Marlow Ang:-lv un' I71llPlflll an Io look lik: bn H1Tr1 2 Chorus I 3 Jerry Hlckman Hn fdlfhflll dog' xlaall bear him company Basketball 7 Tenms 2 3 4 ramural Basketball I 3 4 Elsxe Fleanor Smlth Age mnnof zulbrr ber nor rns lom stale Batlt Masque 1 2 3 4 et val Play I Homecommg Play 2 3 4 umor Play 3 Operetta 3 For ssc l 3 4 Secretar e l rus I o G A A 1 Edntor Pvramld 4 Class Treasurcr 3 H1 Tru 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Hobby Club I XV1lforCl Dale H1CkS Wise fo rrvolze and pnhrn! perform Football 2 3 4 Bask tball 1 tk Verna Lee Lxpe She uns good as xbe nas nr Bob Stanton Br ralmni 11111 not loo lfflfllf ONT ootb1ll l 3 4 Basketball H Wnnton Keene I nl Ibn nur u laying lvl ldau ootball 1 2 3 k tb H Elalne Fay Carson True braufg ffuallv 1 1 lrrats H Tn 2 4 Splunx K Max Hutclnnv He uahbvr ber ar n fa! uonltl ualrb a mouse Football l 2 3 4 Blatk Vasque 4 umor Pla Forensxc 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Pyramxd 4 Class President Bonlta Wlnter Thy moalrwty v a rnmflf men! Tn 2 Lnbrary Clu ev Wfxlaert Dean Khngenberg Benealh tbr xurfurc Ilvx a fund hear! F F A 1 Intramural Basket ball 4 Vlfglnla Rltter Shes prrllg lo uallt urlla and ulllg I0 laik uzfb Tn 1 3 4 Presndtn Black Vasque 4 Hometummg Play 4 Pep Club 4 Y me Prcsldtnt 4 G A 4 Ban 13 H h l f V . 'bln 1 ,Y V UN' 17 ' I' ,ll - . . Q F , . ., 4: Bas e 1ll 1, ' ' ' ' 2, 3, 49 Track 1, 2, 3, 4: i-Y l, 2, 3, 4. ,, . . . ' 'v,, ' H ' . il! x1z f H'- -: ' . , : ln- -' - - , 1- , 5 . . . , , . . 1 .f , ,l - . . os l ' , , , 3 F S i- H ' ' - - ' ' . . , 3, :J ' 1 : - , : ' . en' ,2. . 9 y 4: De- 3, 4, Hi-Y 3. s J ' y 3: bat , 23 Cho A . 3, 4: V cal ' , 3 Solo 35 Pep Club I, 3, 4: Band 4: , , 5 ' 5 , ' . - - 1 ' . , ' 1 3. I ' a u 1 A - ' ' YO .. . ,, N' . ' 0 15 . . U . . : 2 . 2. Hi- . 4, - 5, 3, 4: Tra' 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y I, 2, P ' ' ' 3, 4. 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Carl Purcell ll IN lba 1 rx fm: ll 4 of 17: llftllllt Black Vasque 4 Intmmural I3 s ctballl 2 3 4 Footba 4 Ruth Daffron S1 lr kv 1 Jn Hmm ullf lbnalf'n1n,g cu Class Pr sndent l H1 Tn 2 3 4 A A 3 Chorus 2 's 4 1 ball Quun 2 Pep Club 4 Bob Rotbenberger I I llluug Uv IJ ll lu 111111111 otballl 2 3 4 Baskctba President I 2 V1v1an Keene Look on her fan' and 101111 or gr! ihrm all Trl 1 Z 3 4 Black Has 3 4 Forensic 3 4 Home ommy., Play 3 4 Iunmr Play 3 Oucretta ho us 2 u l 2 Edward Gr1H5ths A aulllrvs body and u blame luv mlm! lsulle I 2 Phvllxs Fry W'lJf mu In zfru' nba! oibrr sax in prow Urbana I 2 3 H1Trn4 Sp mx GA D tx. 7 K pa l 7 3 unlor Play 3 I sion 3 S 14 Adelme Hlll T vwbarzxlfr Trl l 4 Pup C Ban 2 3 I.1braryClub3 Carlo Condell1re Though aluays III bn fr rl ll IPI K1 IQIIVYJ nsullcl 2 3 Basketball C sn nr Football 4 Normalee Rxgdon Tombmd llflfblflg vfl It rm adorn Trll 2 3 4 jumor Pa Operetta 2 Forensxc3 4 Chorus P Paul Dempsey A moral tumble una' ullllmd man Tumblmg I Z Intramurxl Bas L 1II2 3 4 Black Masque 4 Marjorne Scholar ox mrs Ill brr like u YIIIIIVIHFI morn Bn 123 Spl11nx4 Bob Clark Blrxszx lm slurs and tlmzkv its luxurj Intramural B skerball I 2 3 4 Football 4 . , . . - ., 1. ' , - V Il. .. K ' A N, ' 1 o ,' ' 411 f lun' ln'r. . , . Hi- ' . 2. 3. 2 ' Tlub 42 J k- I , , , Q .ll . d Y 1 ' - fly 10 . :ju 1' ' 3 A1 H ', I 5 '- V ' ' . ', - . Will' V' - . , Q 1- G. . .2, 4 ,., gF3or 2. 5. 4: lass Pre'de 1. 2. 5: f Jr' Ja ' fan ., v rf nx H ' ' I 1' JI! Fo . , , , 3 . ' ll I, HI' ' . - Y .S ' l Y 3 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 35 Class Vice- 9 . 1 I ' 1 , , I, 2, 3, 43 CP Club I, 2, 3, 4. v . , by n f - U . H , Y! , . ' 1 ' ' an Hi- ' , , , 1 . que ' I ' 3 . -' I . C ' k-mb. , , gF.F.A.1.2,3,4 3: C r. 3, 4g G. A. A. g Pep ' CI b , , 3, 4. ,, . . . H , - II' . . ' ,. H U .U Willif-,,s. Hd-11 ' ' 1 . 1 ' . ' 5 I .U ,, Y , . b . . . : '- ' 1 h' . ' I' 43 I. . A. 1, 25 cba ' I, -5 Phi 3 1 ' v 1P - -. 1 J ' - ' s Ph' ' ' Ep 'l 1 . K. I, 2, 3. I Marie Heisner MQIHTII of Ihr u'nr11I, and rbilrf uf fha' skies. Hi-Tri 1, 2, 5,-1, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3: Chorus l, 2, 31 Student Council 41 Pep Club 4. Betty I-Iammack That nqbt 14111 nrfll llllll lmrr' :ln 1401.111 almle Bernlce Jones Hn I1 4 IT llkf a Yllflllflff f0Sl' Paul Kuhnert Hr bol1f1 lm xml mml lo human rare Du uoml FLttb:1ll2 3 4 I tramural B skerball I 2 3 4 Imogene Moore n 1 a g1r1 I1 4 u 114111111 purfr fban IIJ1 punt! Black 'Vlasquel 2 3 4 Festwal and 4 G A A 1ram1 Class Secretary 4 H1 Tn 4 Hobby Club I Frederlck Dean Steele oumls' I 1 11 10 fllllillp J urlb uonft Y 1 4 Blnk Nlas 4 batel Gsm Teaml 2 Intramural s erball 3 4 Fe tual las un1or Play 3 Homecommg Play 4 Intramural Football Semor lla 4 Donald Eldridge I'll 1zurra11t bill! brawl-ul'v11'. Cutler I, 2, 3, Play 3, Blskctball 1, 2, 3: Softball I, 2, 3, Track l. 2: Class Treasurer 2. Elnzabeth Schmldt 1 a II a 1 llgbf ter l umor Pla L1brar1an I 2 Lloyd L1pe Simhouv um an llll 11 bumblr tbmgv Y l Betty Houghland T 1' mllzlnsf llldfllltff nzrl br qrnflfvf hear! 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Y ' X I , 0' J I Q 15 '-K r 3 Norman Brostmeyer I-rnmlx nrrvzm' uzlh thump: ufmn Ibm back H Y l 2 3 4 Black Mascvue 2 3 4 Homecoming Play 7 4 fum bling, 2 Pyramid 3 4 Oper Ita 3 Corabelle Hammack Looks are fond and uorzls an za Dean Gladson C1041 af 11 bi nl b Her .1 433 Iwmtball 4 Intramural Softball 3 4 Intramur1lBaskttb:ill2 3 4 Intramural Football 2 3 Mildred Kellerman Sbr ualkx in brauly Richard Winter His mul it larger lhan flu' sky. . F. A. 1, 2,3 4g Black Mas ' 4: Intramural Basketball 4. Alberta Barnwell SM has a duily bi-uufy in brr life. Chorus 45 Hi-Tri 1, 2, 4g Pep Club 4. 16 Virginia Byer Sb: mmm a goaldzvv and the looks a quzrn A A 2 3 4 Secret1 Pep Club 3 4 President 4 Form sic 3 4 Black Masque 4 Chorus 3 Operetta 3 Pyramid 4 Richard Adam Phillips Hz' lzmu. fha' prrrm p yr oo, ral mozmnl uhm: fo mx noibmg Norma I inze Your btarlx Jrsml be 'lilfh you B111 Hammack Hrs dfmls rnmnlabfr' lrlfe Ihr' sea T mbllng l 2 H Y 3 4 Virginia Blackburn Her wry fool has mnsir in il. Student Council lg Chorus 1, , , 43 Band 2 33 Cheerleader 2, , 9 orensic 3, 43 G. A. . , , 5 Pe Club 3, 4g Hi Tr' 1, , - Pianist 3, 4, unior Play 3' Pyra- mid 4g Sphinx 4. Kenneth George High-vrvrlnl lhougbtr irulml in lbe heart of rourif'Sy, Tamaroa I, 2, 35 Softball 2, 3g Basketball 3. Erma I ueker T Izgbiu U14 tbl punia gran orus 3 H Trl l A 2 Pup Clu l 4 r ttta 3 library Club 4 Merrnll M1ller A rolling rlom' galhus moxs Tumblmg 1 2 Intramural Bas lcetball 4 Margaret Jane Goforth Her lozlmrss I mzfr kmu un 111 shr smxlnl on mc' Tamaroa 1 2 School Pap r 1 2 Editor 2 Oratxon 1 Annual Fdl 2 G A 1 2 Presldcn Pyramxd 4 Joel Morrow I know on ubrh snh my bread is buffered Tamaroal 2 Softball 2 Basket ball 2 Class Treasurer 2 4 Intr mural Basketball 3 4 Helen Bauersaclas A lozmg hrarf IS thf br-gmnmq o all knoulrdoe G A A 3 4 Presndent 4 Pyra mud 4 Sphinx 4 George Ragland Hr smile IS su dum bg 1 graulg 7 3 4 Intramu setballl 2 3 4 lntramura Softball I 2 3 btujtnt Councll 3 ohnmc Hunter Go uhtrv br uzll the um :mm rr at bomr- F A l Tumblnngl 7 ln mural Baskttball 3 4 Mable Presswood S r It ul? Lllonlr fgl sel mnlrol Trl I 2 4 Pep Club 3 Wxnona Kellerman The orgei me no! o Ihr Au ge: Gertrude Flrth She s a quun a row a rlar t rl Z 1 lor Play 3 Claeerle der 3 Norma Jean Baker The suuhxl 1 all flou rs lbul In the ores! grew Chorus 3 Lnbrary Club 3 I 01s Roethe Su' uurk l and rung morn Ill nigh! A A H1 T Pep Club 4 Chorus 1 3 17 H bl' '.' f f '. ' ' -' of J ,, , , Ch 5 i- ' , 2, 3, 45 G. F '. , A. . 1, 9 ' b . gOpe- ' ' ' ' ' 'z tm' t M E ' '10 elf- 1' 'n'nn', . Q'-' w 3 ', ' . f w v 5 ' Hi- A . . 3, 4g G. A. A. l, 2, X ' 3, 9 , 4. x ff ,- V, , , - ' Q 3 9 n v ' : ' : . '- f - - f - tor 3 . A. . , , ' t 2g I-D Play 2: Black Masque 45 Hi-Tri 43 .I - ' .. , ,, ,. ' In v 5 3 ' Cu le , , 3: G. A. A. gjun- i - , 1 2- ' 5 . 3 . , . fp I , - , - - f , ,I 'U . 'f f .. . ,fu .l. ' ' :Q '. y - : ' ,4. u . . . H r V1 W ' , al, y, 1 I 5 ' f ' rw . from F. F. A, 1, -, , Q 1 ' . , Bak v V' 1 'al G. . . 1, 2, 3, 45 - r13: '58 I1mes Blgham Slmnr IIIHIAI gnu! fnurl frm' fulllr am! ILIHIIIQ bumls 2 3 4 lntramu s ttball 1 2 3 So al Dorls Blgham 4 urms ue 11 lfnur Ilmunn I tr I un no Play 3 Bonn1e Schaefer 111411 mn 0 fb: msmbml ur I III grl Tr: 7 Georgla Carol Moore A Daulglzlrr 0 Ihr' Gods JI 1111415 ull maroa l 2 G tr Staff I 2 lclxtor 2 P ay ltp Club l 2 Pyramn 4 Clyde Schwartz H1 uzukrv no nrml ubo nl'lt Y :muff a 01 A A l 2 Intramural ball 3 4 Intramural Baskttball 2 Xflfgllllil Mayer Av nzrrrj as fhe Jag IX long. '-T.i , - . 4: Cho 1 -retr' 1 -' Library C ub 3 ' l. A. A. . 18 Dorothy Ernest A surf! glrlgrufluufz ll Jrr golrlrn Ivan Trl l 2 W1n1ta Irwxn Sbr If 0 ll um nulamlnly I pflllflllll Tru l Chorus 4 Pep Club 1 4 llbr Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Lee Stevenson PM tlfllifl fur 111 hill! C t er 1 2 3 Play 3 Basketball So 2 3 Class rctary 3 Mlldred Fnzenauer Her FJPX an' hamrs 0 ulrnl pruyr 1 Trx 2 Chorus 7 Library 4 Florence Gass Llkl so ful muur orus I H1Tr1 l 2 brary Club 3 4 Pep Cl1.b 4 1, erttta 1 Audrey McDonough Herr' zomvs Ihr Nazy mx 4 l-l1I'r1l 2 G ' Chorus l 2 . Ch1rles NVilfred Uhe A penny or your thnugbix. F mlball l' Baskezball l -' F. . BILL BEFGRE Tl-IE I-ICDUSE joe House HIS power to attract women to Harold S crease Betty Koontz Her fr1endl1ne55 and fa1rne5s to Natahe R1tter B1ll Ulr1ch H15 qulet ways of makmg love to Don Noward Norma Bean Her charmmg p rsonal1ty to Dorothy HUgblHS and ner beammg smnle to XY fun ona Newsom Earl Queen DCSCIIPIIVC last name to Peggy Stone acquel1ne Oelze Slow wavs to Iona Hoffman Roger Annear Curls to ohnn1e Presswood Jerrv Hlckman Gun and dog to Mr MCD1HlCl Pete HICRS HIS track ablllfy to Don NV1ll11ms and hlS gal to no one Boalta XVIHICFLQUICCHCSS to Mar1or1e Templeton who can use lt Bob Stanton HIS wmmng sm1le and bottle of peromd to R1chard Hammack Carlo Condelhre Smce he has gotten h1s class r1ng back from Erma can he w1ll keep If h1mself for awh1le Normalec R1gdon Her he1ght to MISS Beetl V her red ha1r to Frances McDonnough and her tr1ps to Scott F1eld she ll keep herself V1v1an Keene Her sweaters to Sh1rley HllgglHS Paul Dempsey H15 ab1l1ty to farm to Robert Lunnemann Mar1e He1sner Her sl1m features to Ed1th Beck Donald Eldr1dge Ablllfy to play basketball toR J G1nn Betty Hammack Humbleness to Betty Hulsey not to ment1on those A 5 Bern1ce ones Her qu1etness to some ccfrfazn Freshmen gals Fred Steele H15 gnft of gab to W1ll1am Beck VlfglHl8 Byers Her graceful and thoughtful ways to ean R1tter Corabelle Hammack Her tendency to m1nd her own bus1ness to Margaret Arnette Dean Gladson H15 phys1que to Emerson Guenther Norma L1nze Her sm1le to Edna Arnette M1ldred Kellermann Her good grades to Red Hundley who w1ll certfunly need them by next football season R1chard Wlnter Wavy brown ha1r to Bob Mann takes h1s bonds Wlth h1m Alberta Barnwell All those l1ttle thoughtful acts and deeds as well 15 typlng ab1l1ty to B1ll Hugg1ns and does he need them? Kenneth George Bus1nes5 tr11n1ng workbook to the waste basket Erma Lueker Her lovely VOICC to Roberta McCrary ohnn1e Hunter Ford V 8 to anyone who th1nks they can catch h1m 1n It Merle M1ller Ab1l1ty to get along w1th the WZIIFCSSCS at Al s to Raymond Schwartzkopf Mable Presswood Her way of snaggmg out of town boys to Lllllan Wmona Kellerman Her pleas1ng personal1ty to any one who needs It Gertrude F1rth Her r1de to ack 5 every Sunday mght to I.1la Brandhorst George Dale Ragland The only thmg he has IS h1s locker by Peggy Lombard 5 locker and he doesn t want to w1ll lt Lo1s Roeth Her I don t care wavs to Mary l1n Morgenthaler Dorothy Ernest Her ablllty to rattle on to Ramona Steele Lee Stevenson Ab1l1ty to play p1ng pong to Imogene Denton M1ldred Enzenauer Her pleasmg personalltv to Norma ean Yung Clyde Schwartz Basketball ab1l1ty to Gene Stotlar Florence Gass Her love for Wallace I.1pe to no one Charles Uhe H15 everlastmg s1lence to Bob Dudenbostle 19 - ' e . . - . S . 0. , . 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BEEQRE THE SENATE Erma ean Ragland Very happy wlth her sa lor from Du uom Bob Cunmngham udge of JUVCHIIC Court IH P v1lle L01 Alexander Teachlng Engllsh at P C H S Rlchazd Chapman Followm 1n famnly s footsteps teaching school Helen Welsel Beauty operator ln Swanwrck V 1na Mae M rlow Happnly marrled to Marlon Knapp WIHIOI1 Keene Are you klddm 9 9 9 9 9 Elalne Carson Bookkeeper ln Washlngton Elsle Smlth Spanish teacher at P C H S Max HUfCh1DgS Authorlty on short cuts to marra1ge V rna Lee Llpe Runnlng Woods Cafe Dean Kllngenberg Wrntlng a book on the hlstory of World War II Vrrglnla Rltter Lecturm to anyone who w1ll llsten to her xncludmg Cabbxe Wade Carl Pur ell Happxly marrxed and llvmg ln Du uo1n home town of hns wlfe Adelene Hlll Now Mrs Ke ne wrfe of Admxral Paul Keene Ruth Daffron St1ll trx lng to declde vnhnch Iake Perzra Iames Dunn or Ieland Sawyer Bob Rothenberger Coach at P C H S srlll escortlng Imogene Denton Edward Grrihths Champlon heavywelght boxer of W1ll1sv1lle Mar1or1e Scholar Dodglng all those guys she promlsed to marry whlle the war was on Phx llls Fry Head nurse at Hlller Hospltal Bob Clark Motorcycle racer Elwabeth Schmldt Champion tvpxst of the world 200 wpm Lloyd Llpe Carpenter 1n P ulle Betty Houghland Famous hairdresser ln New York Imogene Moore Dress DCQIDHCF 1n Parls Carl W1ll1ams Grocery boy of bl gest store 1n Percy Evelyn Meyer St1ll runnlng down seats for p ople at the show Norman Brostmeyer Farmmg near Tamaroa Rlchard Phllllps Phrlharmonlc Sympathy Orchestra v1ol1n1st B111 Hammack Thats rlghtl Running Unlted Cleaners Vlfglnla Blackburn P1an1st wnth Ina Rae Hutton Margaret Goforth Secretary of the Presldent what pres1dent9 9 9 Joe Morrow Smoklng black clgars vnsxtlng DUQUOID and lookmg at all gals w1th red halr Helen Bauersachs Court reporter 1n Washrngton Norma Jean Baker St1ll runnlng around w1th Dewey Loudermllk James Bngham St1ll trylng to get 1nto town w1thout walklng through the mud Dor1s Blgham Speaker of the House of Representatlvcs Wanlta Irw1n St1ll gomg w1th the boys from Duquoln Bonnxe Schaefer P E teacher at Du uo1n Georgia Moore Personal secretary to Mayor of New York V1rg1ma Mayer C P A m Chlcago Audrey McDonnough Hasn t had to wa1t for letters from Sam slnce the week after graduatxon 20 J - ' Q . , . . . J . . ,. . 1 . . D . . . 7, . 1 . . . 'S' . 2 1 . I . 1. . 0- r 1 s J o t 1 K . E l n 1 0 A . . , 5' 6 J L 7 I . .. . . . . . . ,, . ,, Y 1 cr ' I . D , , . . s 1 . I Q , P . . A . . .1 . c , . . 1 7 Y 7 - - I t Q .,x 4 . . 1 . .... , K . 1 . , . . K- 7 l I I I7 I - I 1 1 L . 45 L -' I . . , . 1 7 X . O C t .1 V u , co L -1 1 0 . D t .. . 1 Q c . . 1 . . . . . s . - 'C . , . . . C t K . ' 0 1 . . r i . 1 . . . . . 3 5 ' bi 0 . 1 . M 0 B I L 0 , . . . M L ARMY 1 fl I 1 lk F: lit u x w :yn t 1 nt ,1 k I ton Tr Isurer Rehard Hamma lc Stud nt Conn l R p r stnt uw. Generals have thelr staffs, and the Semors have the umors The Jun 1ors have certamly proved themselves, and they, no doubt, w1ll step 1nto the tracks of many a Senlor wlthout much dlfhculty Thls class, desplte the curtalls placed upon them by the War, put on then' thlnknng caps, rolled up thelr sleeves, and put on the annual prom for the apprecnatxve Senlors They also got behmd the firmg hne pass mg the frames for many a project that Went off the PCI-IS assembly lme The followmg were entrusted wlth class responsxbnhtnes for the vear 1943 1944 Presldent Ralph Rxchmond VICE Presxdent Wayne Fulton Secretary Betty Hulsey Treasurer Jack Sutton Student Councll Representatlve Richard Hammack Bobble McNeal pltched nn wxth these students as the teacher m charge 21 1 I I 0 From Ief: 21 Atgh: Ralpl Riclunauul, I'r1:s'l':n!: e A' H luj, Secretary: NV. ' c lful on, Vice-I'rcs'de 3 j c Su ,- . ey ' g i' c , e ci e - e - a ' . . J . - t . . U . . ,, . . . , 1. ' . . I . . -. - e'f Edna Arnett Margaret Arnctte Floyd Bauersachs Edward Bauman William Beck Blanche Blglmm Carl Blrkner Ruth Bommerscluem L1l1 Ruth Brandhorst Burnell Brovxn Phvllls Carson Norma Caupcrt Imogene Denton Evelxn Dxppel MQYIOH Dlpoel Bob Dudenbostel Wxllnam Faust Glorla Feltmever Wayne Fulton Wayne Glacomo Emerson Guenther Glenn H1m1lton Rncharcl Hammack B111 Hartwell Normndene Hester A Qj55 Dons H111 Betty Lvnn Hubler B111 Huogms Bettv Hulsev Catherme I 'lg Gertrude Kee Bnllne Keenan Russell Kellerman Marlttta Kelley james K1m7ey Vlrgmm Knox ane Lambert Wnlbur Lee Carol L wx Dew v Loudermnlk Esther Luclxer Charles Niann uha Ann M1nn Bull Marlow acklync Marlowe James 'VIcCurdv Dale Mex er Ros mond Mlller Larry Moore Don Noward Lxllnn Pressvs ood Irene Purcell Ola Mae RICC Ralph Rxchmond Jem R1tter Narahe Rxtter Norbert Sehllhn Martm Schroedel Eugene Schumauer Raymond Sehwartzkopf H1rold Secrense Everett Smlth Marjorle Smlth Norma Smlth Bermce Stern Gene Stotlar Mary Martha Suthff Bettv Taylor Sylvna Treffts Dorothy Uhe Joann Wagner Rubx Jane Weatherford Don Williams Lee Willingham Norma Jean Yung X .4 lea. W l NAVY Irrm left I rlqlut amns Cunningham Presndtnt Rath tram Krone XIILC President Norma une Cunningham Treasurer unlor Cole Secretary Sergcants have thelr corporals, and the Jumors have the Sophomores The students, from thls lmportant class, are at the turnmg pomt of thelr h1gh school career May they all turn 1n the rlght dlrectxon As they p1vot on that declslve rock wh1ch may fall mto a ravme be low or may fall over on solld ground, the other students look toward them wlrh anxlous mterest, espec1ally the Senxors The Senlors are always made the happnest when they feel that they have somebody to leave re SPOHSlbllltlCb to and the Sophomores have dxsplayed capable hands Thls year the followmg were chosen by the1r classmates to carry on the necessary busmess of thelr class Vnce Presndent Katherme Krone Secretary Junlor Cole Treasurer Norma June Cunnmgham Student Councnl Representatnve Betty Ann Helsner Thelr gu1d1ng hghc was Ford Dunn 24 ' , ,, 'K : J , ' 5, v v , 3 ' - -' - . ' 4 J ' . 9 J ' , ' - President or or or so as r.rrrr,...... ,. r James Cunningham Phx lhs Akre Mary jo Balley Benny Ballhcxmcr Ina Baudxson Dorothy Beck Arnold Beck Ednth Beck Loralne Beck Geraldme Bnrkner Lloyd Brown Florence Geneva Brom n Everett Caupert Helen Marne Caupert Helen Vera Caupert Irene Caupert Mae Flossme Caupert Ernest Cole Jr James Cunnan ham Norma June Cunnmgham Rose Flsher Jeanne Hawkxns Eula Mae Heape Wanda Helvey Robert Hltt Joyce Hnckman Ella Hoffman Iona Hoffman Harrv House Dorothy Huggms Charlc Hundlev Geneva Johnson Donald Jones Marv Lou Jones Norman Kenth Betty Jean Kee Nedra Keller Chfforcl Kellerman Ehas Kellerman Betty Kmstler Gertrude Kellerman Kathry n Krone Charlene Kuhnert Kowana Kuhnert Peggy Kuykendall 2 5 , . ' 0 O . Tressa Davis s , . Dorothy Logan Peggy Lundborg Robert Lunnemann Robert Mann Tom Mathews Beulah Vlayer Lornem Mayer 'VIarth1 MCCYIYY Norma MeCrary Roberta: McCrary Lester MeQua1d Huldah Mllhken Jean Moak Carl Morgenstern Vxr 1n1a Nenderbroek Bobby Nevllle john Newborn Wannomla Newsom Lawrence Eugene O Nell Dons Peradotta ohn Pressvx ood Melvm Presswood B111 Pundsaek Merrlll Queen Elame Raglund Robert Robb Jack Roberts Phylhs Rushmg Betty Jo Russel' An1t1 Schaudt Vnrgmna SCl1llllI'lg Harold Scholar Dorothy Scht mzner Arthur Schwarukopf Nelson Slusher Pauhne Schwarze Dorns Smlth Ehzabeth Stevenson Peggy Stone Roy Taylor Wlllxam Tnmpner Betty Valentme Mary Jane Weatherford Betty Ann Wild Marshal Charles Wmn K Y . . ., A 4 al U.. Q D !v' J f . I. . U CGAST GUARD Fl ! S um 1 nt n X r .1 t Corporals haw Pfc s and tht Sophomorcs havt the Freshmen ThlS class h1s not come lnro nts own yet, but when If does, there s no doubt lt wnll be prepared for anythmg These bloommg, specnmtns of youth hold lugh school lxfe as 1 blll of clay 1n thelr hands ready to be moulded It IS doubtful that they w1ll mould that clav any other than a sklllful wav Xvltll such an enthusnsuc group of boy s md 1 1rls as thest, who haw played an actlye part IH the 1ct1y1t1es of PCI-IS already, the halls of the Semors soon Alma Mater wall hterally rmg, by the tnmc th se Pfc s 'ue Commandmg Officers Those chosen to Freshmen class ofhccs thls year were Pres1dent Betty Thomas Vlce Presldent Lols Taylor Secretary Dorothy Gauss Treasurer Alan Vancll Student Council Rtprestntatlyt Btttv Muller Mrs Mable Baldwm served as thenr guxdmg sponsor 27 Mi, s . 5 l'rum left to gl li Bully Nliller, Student Ckoumil Repro cn . ' cz luis 'l'.lyI4lY', Vice-I'rcy'de 3 AIA Ixmil, T e surer: Bc ty' ,I.l1UI'll.lS. Prcsldcntg Dorothy' Gass. Seerczary. , . f 1 Q 1 . , . . . . . i 5, . . . - t . N . Y . N Y . . 1 . . . L t , . . 7 I ' . L . . . . t . 1 8 . 1 ' ' ' A V K 9 Y K 1 V . L 7 L ' , ' ' ' ' ll Y ,, . s t 4 7 I' C, . . Y t . k . 'A ' ' ' 1 1 ' 7 . - Y Y L , , , , , Y, . . . I i ' l l 7 l 1 . 'I Betty June Arenclell Vlfglnla Ballhelmer Robert Baudxson Irene Bauarsachs Pull Beck Dale Blgham Lynn Blalr Alex Boclnwr Euclxd Brostmex er Laurence Caldwell Catherme Craven Joseph Cucceattn Blllv Dxppel Patrxem Dugan Domld Eehols Robert Elcholz Rlchard Epplm Fehx Frassato Alberta Fmzer Celtst Gxacomo Charl s R1y Cnnn Delores Gladson Dean Philip Hammnnn Irene Hxeks 1mes Hensler Paul Hoffman Robert HollaW'1y Rose Mane Huggms Dalsy Hunter Shrrley June Hu gms Charlene Hutchlngs Lloyd -Ienkel Barb1ra Keene Leo Kellerman Cecll Kellerman Vlfglllla Kellerman Norma Klmgenbery Mary Lons Knowles Dorothea Koontz ' 7 , Dorothy Gnss e . . U . Cv. Ida Bell Kuhn rt Bnllx Lazenbx Xvllfhd Lalrd Mzry 'VIcCrarx Loss ell Nluer MIFX Ann N1cElrox Elxzeabeth Mclntxrc jam Q 'VicKnnstrx Robert 1 M10 Mllllkm Bcttv jme Mxllgr Marllyn Morgenthaler Thom s Og1lVlC Betty Reel Lucnlle Nehrkorn Donald Rltter Anna Sehwnrm Dorm Rule Donald Slusher Charleen S1 onu Ilene Sternel R1mon1 Steele Cecelxa Szarek LOIS Tax lor Marjorxc Tcmpl ton Betts 'Vlae Thomas Luclla Todd Alan Vancll james Wesseln Hcnrx XV1lters Donald Wlllnams Ncclra Wxllnimeon Robert Wnlson , A , 5' , . I 4'l ' .n A . A V . . 9.1 . ' 'Q . T . , 1. .. , A. ., f ,, e 'l V Y l X CONGRESSIONAL RECORD SEPTEMBER NOVEVIBER 1 2 Whose here7 Freshmen' Well here s what counts S0pho111ores un1ors 11d Semors Eserx one IS t1k1ng snap eourses I1esh111en 1re meme b1ek1s1rd 'lflll forxx 1rd 1x1tl1 tl1e upper cl1ssn1e11 lookmg on d1sgustedl1 Mr IVIeD1n1el que the fnendly httle dos and e011 t5 1rx to r1se n1e1ns tl1e P C H S fort 1 squ1d M11 I sell vou 1 m1ga71ne Im e1rn1ng m1 neket le 4 CIL, e AICD t me goof. 7 7 7 IXIYI ext11' ' Re1d the l11ppen1nqs of P C H S 111 1 1111111eovr1pl1ed copy of the Sphms: I 11lle O Murphvsbolo 6 Dont xxorry boxs The du 1fter tl1e G A A h1ke, and the heels of the C7 A A g1rls 1re cox ered v11th bhsters Iust 1sk M1ss Getue xx here her bhsters lre of sorts Could It be th1t thex 1re gettmg rex enge on the i'lI lS for def atmg them so sex erelx 7 OCTOBER It 1sn t extra, but tl1e re1l tlung Yes, the Erst prmted copy of the Sphmx Get xour W r Bonds and Sump St1mps now for tl1e Jeep drne endmg., December 7 15 Two dzns of freedom from ellsses, 1ct1v1t1es 1nd te1ehers Te1chcrs vxefe chnrgmg the1r b1t ICYICS Exery thmg IS qu1et on the nomefront, when ZOOM Cevervone screams u1et re1gns 131111 except for the sound of heartbeats, but then bL1L7 buzz and more bu71 Ut 1115 onl 10 .11rpl:111e 1 Rah, rnh and yea, blue, 1e1 11h1te A pepless pep meetmg except for the peppy cheer lL'lClCI'S More freedom from el1sses, 11.t1x1t1es md te1el1ers T111 hers help w1th r1t1on1ng Hlts off to XTISS Cetne for 1 good lSSCl11blN pro pr m The bonfire, pep SCSSIOII 1nd smke .lmee were homecommg aet111t1es tonwht A d1scour1g1ng QH111 111th Sp1rt1 xunrmv the l1on1ecom111g game XVICIOAQ Home, the homecommg play xx 13 g1ven Rewerend Brx mt st olse to the student hodx The guls 1re d1seuss1ng the1 chlnees of gomg to the H1 Y p1rt1 to1113.,l1t Those th1t ClOl1 t 1ll'iltlN hlve d1tes ire gettmx, rlther nerxous B'lI1Ll 1ttends fest111l It Du uom More hono1s reeened hx P C H S t111rler,Il1ll1e Keen1n T1lent and more t1lent shown 1n 1n enyox 1blc 1nd exc1t1ng assembls program One more en1os1ble d11 bec1use thele 111s 110 sehool Wo11ders nexer ee1se but tl11s 11 1s 1 UI 1ter 11011 der A dnx thlt goes doxxn 1n the l1lSIOI'W of P C H S P1nthers LlLfLlf Du uo111 1n footb1ll 19 I3 CLIIIIII thmgs n1tu11llx ll' for 1 l.LlLbI'lflOlI and defe1t1110 Du uo1n IS one of th se Pep meetmg at 11 15 111th 1 sn1l1e Cl'll'1LC folloxuns School be cf n t I Exe1te111e11t lelgllc 111 I C H S fol tonvht -s the 1ll sehool p1rty 1nd p1e supper wuth the r11s1ng of money tm tl1e 1n11u1l 1s the n11111 oblectwe Il1L exenlng 111s enyosed but h1rd on some pocket hooks fEspec11ll1 those th1t p11d fo1 tl1e p1es tl11t were rtn up by Colen Cmnt 26 Its 1 good thlng t1ese dass come alone to break the monotany of school DECEMBER Rexerend A MeCon11ell spoke to tl1 st 1d 11t body H110 you he1rd of thm Is belng flop7 Well bond week 1115 cons1dered such NN 1th onlx a s1l of S50 00 worth of bonds Hldden talent IS LIISLOXCFCCI ln tl1e Ircshnsen cllss You were perm1tted to sec the t1lented on s hx buyms 1 t1el1et to the1r shoxx 'ILIHTISSIOH b INK 01 lx 10 eents Some hue been vsonder1n3., 1f tl e t1l ent 11 IS north d1seo1er111 Assemblx 1111 en bs the blnd 1nd 1 pep m etlnv for th DuQuo1n game v1h1ch was 1 terr1f1c scalpme of tl1e In 11ns Thus ended the sehool xenr of 19 43 for all except the b sketball boxs 11 10 c1n1e th1ou,,h the Vit Vernon tournament vuth dunf colors, and first place 1 , - K . . h 1- 1 11, 1 1 1 3, .v 11? 1 1, ' 4, K 1 , 'r L - M ' -- - A. ' ' '- 1 ' . 1 ' . R ' 7-I . ' 1 1 1' Y 1 ' '. . 'Q A I ' 1' 7 x H 7 sy 7 Y ' I- E . S. 7 x V. . . ' 7 ' 5-- . 1 ' ' 'L 1 Q . ' '. 8 1 ' , , 1' 1 ' , , 1-1' 11 1 1' ' '1 11 1 .s rs ll 1 1 . 10- 1 . ' 1 l'. 1 10- E, li' 1 . . . .. 1 b. ll 1 Q 15 ,, Y p . , . V 11- - . - - 1. . 1 ,, r K 4 1 - I 17 P'v1l -. 1,2 gl-1-6. - ' 1 t 1. ? P .. 12- - -1- 1 ss- ' - 21-2 4,1 '1 1 . . 1 -, --1 Q D . - ' x E K7 s E L In 1 15- LA 4 'L ':,. , 1. X 4' 1 24-J ,-,, - . , 1 1. . .. ft .' ' ' 1 - Q . 1 e.. 28- . . . . ' 1 : , 1' 1 .'- . - 1' 1. - - 1. . . 1 1' ' . U . an il :l5. 1, ' ' ' I , A '. 23- -' - - I .... , - '5 1. 1 29-All women teachers 011 the basketball team are out ,, -, ,- - ' ' l l Y E . 7 l 1 - A 1 Y E , , ,t ,, I D X A V ' 'Y V S ' th 1 ., 1 . ,s ' , ,' vs 1 11 - . 1 , . . 1- - 1 1 .1- 1 .5 25. - ' . ' K1 l I' ' O 12- , ' f . . 1 11 1 . . 7 1 . ' 13- 3 Q Y . 1 ' .1 A 1 1 Y 1 14, .. '1 11 11 1 I ' 1 t V - ' ' - 1 1 ' 6- . ' c 1 C 191. 11 1 ' K ' ' ' 1 - - A i A -- 1' , 1 Q' - I 6- l0-- 1 1 5, 2 . , ., ' E 4,41 rn xvrt I. n Y - 21- ' - , 15-' 1 A-1 ' R 'P I 1 A' ' 7 ' 7. F. Y 1 A x t i J v 22 .1 1 fgr- T l '. . ' ' ' I 1 - . S 1 ifs 11 r 1 ' y ' H1 1 - -,, h 1 1 x- 'lg V V, . U' 27- 1 , 1 ' 1 j 1 4' - va 8 I 1. ' .A K 11. -1 17-T 1 '1o'11 11 1 It L 1 c.' G 1 t 'v G ' 3 ' S 1 ' r F ' ' ty 1- 1 1 - 29- ' . ' 1' . . 1' ' U' ' ' A . ' o A 1 1 1 1. 11 K 1 ' ' ' ' l- 4, A A 1 1 1'- 4- 1' 1 30- ' -' - ' 1 ' 1 '. S' FXFII-IHIILIETIICS 01 's,xipLg, ,7 f ' 'likifw Mmm rfffti-fafffffff -k-ktttttttttttt X DEPARTMENT CDF NAVY September Qctober November ED GHENT, Coach From left to right: First row: Max Hutchings, Joe House, Dean Glndson, Charles Hundlev, Winton Keene, Carl Birkner, Carl Pursell, Glen Hamilton, Bob Clark. Second row: Bob Mann, R ll y m 0 n d Sehwnrtzkopf, Gene Stotlar, jack NX'inn, jack Lazenbv, Pete Hicks, Russell Keller- man, Bob Rothenberger, Bob Stanton, Larry Moore, Carlo Condellire, Don Nownrd. Third row: Lee Willinghglm, Charles Mann, Gene Morgenstern, Robert Hitt, Bill Mar- DON HBUCKH XWILLIAXIS lowe, Jim McCurCly, Bill Pundsacli. R. Ginn, Paul Kuhnert, Bob Dudenbostel. df Zeigler Murphysboro Chester Anna-Jonesboro Elkville Carbondale Sparta DuQuoin They XY'e 6 41 6 0 26 12 41 18 12 14 7 26 45 13 13 19 Manager 6 Quai, fWaa4,,,w H From left to right: Top row: Raymond Schwartzkopf, Left Guard, Carlo Condellire, Halfbackg Pete Hicks, Half- backg Gene Stotlar, Quarterback. Bottom row: Paul Kuhnert, Left End, Bob Clark, Left Guard, Max Hutchings, Right Tackle, Winton Keene, Left Endg Carl Birkner, Left End. The Pinckneyville Panthers took the football season in their stride this year, breaking out with a team that scored, in the minds of the Pinckneyville fans, a successful record. In spite of the fact that the Panthers only broke even by Winning four and losing four, we do not think in terms of games won and lost, but in terms of scores, victims and victors. The boys lost half the games, but won recognition and praise in these games as Well as the game which they won. One of the best games of the season was the defeat of the Ghentmen at the hands of the Murphysboro Red Devils. This game ended with Murphysboro on the upper end of a 6-- 0 score, and, since Murphysboro later gained the title of Conference Champions, the holding of the Champs to one touchdown gives the Panthers recognition among Conference schools. The highlight of the season, though, was the scalping of the DuQuoin Indians, 19-13, in their own back yard. This is the traditional rival game of the year, and the P'ville Eleven play and practice all season with their eyes and hopes trained on this one battle. After eight years of being the loser, the Panthers finally broke through their losing streak, and came home proudly bearing the dripping scalps of eleven DuQuoin Indians. Since the boys have put an end to eight years of losing to the DuQuoin Eleven, We expect them to be hitting their stride and to give our neighbor rivals a dose of eight straight losses. 34 From left to right: Top row: Bob Stanton, Fullbackg Don Noward, Quarterback, Bob Rothenberger, Halfbackg Carl Pursell, Left Guard. Bottom row: Dean Gladson, Right End, Charles Hundley, Left Tackle, Joe House, Right Guard, Glen Hamilton. Centerg Jim McCurdy, Right End. Much of the success of the '43 season is attributed to Coach Ghent. He worked hard and long over our Panthers, and received his reward at the end of the DuQuoin game. We regret that Coach Ghent has left our faculty and team, but he is now on a gridiron of battles which go much deeper and are more serious than our local football games. We hated to lose him and still miss him, but we shall miss him even more when the football season for 1944 rolls around. How- ever, we send him our very best wishes, with the hope that he will soon return to our staff of teachers, with victory carefully tucked in his vest pocket, a victory which can be used with fu- ture Panther Elevens. We'll also miss ten lettermen, who will be graduated this spring. They are leaving P. C. H. S. gridiron for the battlefields on the four corners of the earth, and we send them with praise and good wishes. We know they will display the same caliber of fight and sportsmanship that was their practice while fighting for the Blue and White. These boys are: Pete Hicks, Paul Kuhn- ert, Bob Clark. Max Hutchings, Wfinton Keene, Bob Stanton, Bob Rothenberger, Carl Pursell, Dean Gladson and joe House. In spite of the loss of these ten men, we are looking forward to a big 1944 season with the following lettermen, who are returning to the folds of P. C. H. S. next fall: Gene Stotlar, Don Noward, Larry Moore, Charles Mann, Bob Mann, Carl Birkner, jim McCurdy and Charles Hund- ley. 35 V DEPARTMENT OF WAR MERRILL THOMAS, Coach From left to right: First row: Bill Ulrich, Bob Roth- enberger, Gene Stotlar, Winton Keene, Jim McCurdy, Bob Stan- ton, Merrill Thomas, Coach. Second row: Don jones, Don Wil- liams, Pete Hicks, Carl Birkner, Bill Pundsack, R. J. Ginn, Glen Hamilton, Don Noward. November December january Ifebruary March 9-. BASKETBALL SCHEDULES Tamoroa Marissa Nashville Sparta Centralia Christopher ,,,, Du Quion , Murphysboro, Mt. Urbana Morton East Peoria -Mt. Vernon --Anna -Chester Elliville -Herrin ,, -Carbondale, -Christopher -Du Quion -Sparta Murph vshoro -Centralia g.. -Anna ,, -Taylorville -Chester ,, Nashville -Mt. Vernon VERNON TOURNAMENT Carbondale ,,,,, REGIONAL TOURNAMENT -Chester -Nashville DuQu1on ,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,.. W 7 e,,, ,,,ee,,,,, , SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT West Frankfort , ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,. , , Q Two overtime periodsj XX4 f They 23 33 30 31 20 27 35 23 39 34 35 19 40 20 18 35 26 31 43 35 34 30 29 55 40 27 32 33 37 47 54 38 From left to right Winton Keene Guard Pete Hicks Forward Don Noward For ward Gene Stotlar Forward Bob Rothenberger Forward Jim McCurdy Center Bob Stanton Guard Hats off to a fine basketball team' Thank them for many moments of pride and yoy for their fine sportsmenship their fight and their school spirit We salute the boys for their record of 29 wins and 3 losses This record carried them into games which were not scheduled games such as the Taylorville game The school and P ville fans began to take notice of our boys when they came through the ria and Mt Vernon Through this tournament the boys played a smooth winning style of ball which attracted the attention of many people throughout the State It was this tournament that placed the Panthers as the second best in the State and led to the game of the year whrch was the P ville Quintet playing the Purple Tornadoes at the home of the Taylorville Five which went through the season undefeated Another climax of the season was the winning of the Regional held in the Plnckneyville gym Even ram d1d not dull the attraction of the final game of this tournament and a record breaking crowd watched the DuQuo1n Indians bow to the Panthers It was with pride and conidence that many fans journeyed to Centralia for the first game of the Sectional and though our Five lost to West Frankfort by only two points after playing two overtime perlods the P ville spectators returned home with that same feeling of prlde This pride was the result of seeing a great basketball team play a great game takmg their loss in the same sportsmanlike stride with which they had won so many games But the basketball season was not os cr The boys were guests of the Community and school at a banquet on March 21 The mam speaker of the evening was Mr Fred Young Sports Editor of the Pantograph at Bloomington Illinois Mr Young holds a very fine athletic r cord and has ofhciated at many Big Ten games And so we sw Hats off to a fine basketball team and to this we wish to add Hats off to a fine honest sport Coach Merrill Thomas known to all as Duster 37 -Fc, H T- . r r ' inf ' Z i 1 Q i I Y 1 . i 1 ' 4 , 4 , ' - Q , 4 5 - . . . , , . . C , l . I Mt. Vernon Invitational Tournament in top place, defeating teams as Urbana, Morton, East Peo- . . , Q ' 3 3 . , . . . . . . 3 I , 1 . , . . 3 . , . 3 Y l ' I . L . D , I . l r , . . ' e , . L V cr I as ' ' ze 3 . 7 3 5 3 ' Q 3 3, 3 3 1 ' T DEPARTMENT OF STATE To the list of names given below should be added the names of the following three boys: Donald Jones, Bill Pundsack and Vallie West. These boys are included with the first squad, but have played a great part in the successful season of the B Squad. The boys who are members of the B Squad are very important in the eyes of the school, for it is to these boys we look for future basketball material. They take their basketball seriously, with the main hope of being one of the first ten Panthers some day. They play various teams from surrounding communities during the season, and they gave a good account of themselves this year. Their biggest accomplishment was the Sparta Freshman-Sophomore Tourna- ment. The six boys who did most of the playing in this tournament were Brown, Jones, West, Kellerman, Craig and Pundsack. In their first game they defeated Free- burg 34-48, and also took the second game from Marissa by a score of 35-32, after carrying the game into an overtime period. On the final night, they lost to Sparta in a hard fought game by a score of 37-34. This team had beaten Sparta during the season, and played their outstanding game against Centralia, although they came out on the little end of the score. Ford Dunn, coach of this steady, hard fighting team, does not get many thanks for his work now, but we will remember and thank him when these boys take the Sweet Sixteen. From left to right: First row: Frank Brown, Everett Caupert, Nelson Slusher, Elias Kellerman, Bill Presswood. Second row: Felix Frassatto, Ford Dunn, Coach, Lawrence Caldwell, William Chap- man, Arthur Schwartvkopf, M e r v i n Presswood, Douglas Craig, -lunior Thom- as. DEPARTMENT GF LABCR The PXI'lITlld StlH IS xerx sorrx th tllele pletllres Lllllld not be 1 plrt f 1 thls plee, lut due fOS1lU1'IlQL of I'DlCLI'lllS lllel llbor we hue de elded to OI'l1lf thes pletures 111 ln LHOII to FLCLIXL our books before school IS L1lSI11lS9Ld Qur tracle team last xelr put forth '1 gftlf deal of effort, and clme out seeond to XX est lrlnkfort ln the Southern I11lH0lS Dlstrlet frlels 'VIeet held If XX est 1'r1nkfolt from thls eontest two Plnthers were en Ind Hlgh Hulelles who releheel the hnlls and lumped I feet 1 lneh md Werle Mlllglli Shot Other boys who seoled II1 the DISIFICI were Albert Guebert, Hlgl ump md Brold ump Donlld haton Pole X ault B111 PLll1dSlL1i 100 talel dlsh, md Pete Hleles Ion HLllL1lLS XX e hate four lettermen Fl turnlng thls year 11111 McCurdy Hlgh ump md Hlgh Hurdles, pete H1C1xS, Low Hurdles md 100 Xard dash Norbert SClll11lI1j, Shot lnd Dlseus, lnd Gene Sfilflll' 'Ville Another prospect of 1 good tr lckman IS Glen Hamllton xx ho wlll run the mlle v9 L 3' 1' L ' ' W ' , Q ' A ' 'L ' 1 2 L 1- e in .1 'uk 'L .lr 'X 1. L ,.,- tered in the State Meet held at Champaign: jim McCurdy, High jump 1 ' - 1A-S 12 1 1 1 Q L M . ' 1 T 1 1 , ' 2 A 1 1 1 U h L , . 1 11 nf 1 -1 4 1 ' 1 1 1 V A K ' L 3 W 7 -. - -, - . - , 1 1 ' - ' f r - 11 ,fr yi i ,l ' . Y U I V ' Y - . K , I 1 D 1 - A 1 1 1 f X- L if 3 1 ' I I ', . 1 ' 1 1' X e L , 1 ' '. ' . WAYS AND MEANS The Golf Team of 43 took first m the Southern Ill1no1s Dlstrlct at West Frankfort qualxfvmg them for the State Meet at Peorm These boys were Wallace Noward lack Schulta Wllbur Lee and 1m Stotlar All these boys went to Peorna except Wxlbur Lee who was unable to make the tr1p Noward quahfied for the Hnals at Peor1a but dxdnt place because he was several strokes behlnd the leaders ID the hlgh half Stotlar but were not ln the play1ng bracket We regret p1ctures of these boys can not be shown on th1s page but several are 1n the servlce and one IS at the Unl verslty of Ill1no1s Also due to c1r cumstances over whlch the staff has no control we are unable to show a plc ture of the boys golng out for golf thls year However due to shortage of trans portat1on and other shortages the golf team does not plan to enter any tournaments n act1v1ty ln our school whlch re celves httle or no attent1on IS our tenms team Thls 3CtlVlty IS unnotlced be cause of the lack of competltxon of teams ll'l surroundmg schools Last year our tennls teams were composed of Don Keene Walter Fra zer Gene Anthes erry Hlckman Kenneth Rodden and Blll Ulrlch On ly two of these boys are back thns year Jerry I-Ilckman and Blll Ulrxch These boys played rn two meets wlth Sparta at Pmckneyvllle The boys proved the v1ctors 1n both meets The Southern Ill1no1s DISIFICE Ten n1s Meet was held at Carbondale last spr1ng and the boys took thlrd ln the meet The Pyramxd Staff regrets that '1 plcture of these boys can not be shown We slncerely hope that they can be ln cluded ln next year s Pyram1d Due to the war and shortage of transportatlon and other thxngs It IS not known at th1s txme just what we wlll have 1n the way of tenms th1s spr1ng However a team wlll be or gamzed even though they may not play ID competltnve games , . A . . . . - 4 , K , 4, 7 . . . . . . I 4 s , A r 3 . . ' . , I - . Y 7 7 -I . ' 9 . . , . , Q . . . . . , and Schultz qualified in the low half, one held at Sparta and the other held 9 ' ' . . , . .- . K u , u . , . . , S - . 4 C- , - . , . l , , K . . , . . ' 9 9 4 l , - Y 40 DEPARTMENT CDF INTERIOR The basketball teams that work hard and recelve httle or no attentlon are the In tramural Basketball teams organlzed by th boys IH school These teams play durmg the noon hour and are d1XlClCCllI1tO Class A and Class B teams numberlng thlrteen teams ln all The names of the teams and the1r members are as follows CLASS A RXNGFRS Dean Cladson erry Hlckman Carlo Condellnre Bob Clark and Paul Kuhnert RATIONFD Sc Runs Frank Brown Ball Chapman Nelson Slusher Everett Cau pert Dou las Cran Mervm Presswood TORNADOIS Toe House Wllbur Lee Iames Bngham George Ragland Charles Uhe and Jumor Chapman IUNIOR CLOBF TROTTFRS Fred Ste le Edward Gnfhths Carl Xvllll ms Donald Eldrldge Le Stes enson and Clnfford Kellerman CFssPooL Kms Blll Hartwell Ilm Knmvey lack Sutton Tumor Cole Bob Du denbostle Flovd Bauersachs CI ASS B WHI Kms Clyde Schwartz Farl ueen XYIllll3lTl Beck Burnell Brown Marco FLYING XVHEELBARROXXS Paul D mpsey Russell Kellerman XV1ll1am Faust ohn Hunter Jumor Dempsey and Max Hutchmgs BROXYTN Noshks Valhe We t Delbert Stahlheber B111 Presswood Don W1lll1mS and oe Morrow TH! 1sDrRBoLTs Eus,eneSchuma1er Edward Bauman Carl Morgenstern Dean Kllnbenberg and Robert Lunneman CALDWELLS ACES Lawrence Caldwell oe Gelser umor Thomas Emerson Reldelberger Don Slusher and Felnx Frassato FFA B1llT1mpner Dale B1gham Lloyd enkel Arnold Beck All n Vancll and Rxchard Epphn DYAD BIRDS Robert Hltt Norman Kelth Eugene Morgenstern Harry House ack Lazenby and Oscar Lmze SPEED Dtxioxs Elnas Kellerman Tack Roberts Arthur Schvxartzkopf Tom Mathews Lester Mc uald and Roy Tay lor Som of the teams are shown on tht snapshot page and because It was nmposslble show all the teams we are not placxng a plcture on thus pag,e 41 G Q - . 7 D . . , ., . . Y. . . . 3 s ' L 4 g . , . 1 t c I p V L . . - 1 Y 1 J . . , , . , , . Y 1 tg- E - ' 1 1 1 1 1 f o ' 0 1 as ' 51 - 1 ' - 1 1 , ' 1 1 ' 1 t . t . Y i T A . . . .4 ' 7 ' ' 1' 1 -1 1- 1 F- r ' , V . . . . ' 1 1 , - 1 , 4 1 , 1 ' . , J , , . I1 -- 3 4 D I . . L' ' ' 1 4 Q 1 1 1 1 Prp1ch and Rlchard Wnnters. - 4 'V i. 1 Y T . A A '- 1 1 1 1 I , I 1 . 4 . V Y W . Q . . . T . - , t , , . J ' 1 T K' 4 , t , t , . Y K . , J . J . ' 1 1 1 1 1 , t . . 0 . 1 1 J 1 1 1' ' , t . Aa 1 1 k 1 1 1 J , . . T -' T 1- I Y A ' - f 1 , ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 ., . A Q , . f . C ' '. t ' , , t ' . ' IO . 4 , ' t 7 . CCont1nucd from Page 301 IANUARY Happx IXexx Year ard xx'1y not be verx happy? Feast your cxes upon the basketball reeord Pep meetms, at 11 15 and school d1sm1ssed untnl 1 00 The Rtx e11nd Chfford MeEvers spoke to the stud ents durmg the 1ct1x1tx hour No 13 for the Panthers and If vxas lrldax too Annl onesboro vx1s the VILUIT1 of 1 seore of 53 Numbel 17 1s ehalked up xx1th C1rbond1le on the llttle end of 1 37 26 score Iumor Whu K1dS xxhuzed r11.,ht past the Herrm Tlgers for 1 60 35 seore A11 all sehool partx xx as held xxnth 111 1 lI11l5S1011 eharee of xx1r stamps S28 75 111 xx ll st1mps xx 15 so 4 T10 P1nthers to1 loose on the Clunstophtl Belr All ,ood thmes must eome to 111 enl but xxhx d1d lt l11ve to be Du u01n9 The Pmthers meet then' first x1etors 1n the DuQuo1n lndnns 43 38 The Sparta Bulldogs xxele overcome 44 56 l PBRUARY Red D v1ls or no Red Dev1ls the Panthers breeled over Murphx sbo1o 71 34 Centr1l11 30 Px1lle 45 Rexerend Sehroedel spok to the student bedx dur mg the home room p r1od 1IIl1L1'S turn tables on C31b011Ll1lC TQFYIOFS 41 What s the use of haxmg a hohdax nf lt comes on Saturday 5 Mrs McGu1re FCCCIX es bnrthdax floxx ers from fifth hour Amer1can I-hstorx class MISS Getne recenxes b1rthd1x pajamas from Hrst hour Shorthand II elass Imogene Denton and Bob Rothenb rIe,er croxx ned K1115, and ueen of Loxe 1n 1 xerx funny Q e1t1n1, 9 assembly program The bond and stamp sales for t1e pt relnsmg of the l11rcla1ld plan elosed toda, Sales purchased three planes If S15 000 md S5 000 more T1xlorx1lle baunfl No school durme, the 1fter noon but the s1d plrt clme xx hen Taxlorxnll end 5 ed on the upper end of a 40 29 score We thmk the ooys d1d sxx ll thou,h Happx b1rthd1x M Georqe W1sl11ngton Pxnlle 45 'Vlt Vernon Hold Evervthm, Semor pllv xvlth thr1lls ant thrllls xxas greatlx enjoyed One more dax 1n four xe1rs nd xxe spend ut eo mg to school Panthers d feat Chester 111 Hrst ame of the Reqlonal Tou1nament held at Pmck nevx1lle Mr Ghent f1n1shes xxork at P C H todlv md le1ves for the Army Good luck s1r VIARCH No 2 m the Regnonal Panthers defeat N1shv1lle Panthers H77 Ind1ans Seats ttken at 6 30 Peo ple standmg for hours and all procl11med lf xx as worth 1t Sco1e 61 54 Now fOl the Sectxoml PFA boys gnc 11d1o bro1dc1st OVC1 WIPF Pan thers defeated ln f1rst eI1me of Sect10n1l 1t Cen tral1a and thus ends the 1944 Basketball season B Squad stnll commg though by beatmq Mar1ss1 B Squad defeated by Sparta Sphmx partv MONIC sponsored by Px ram1d staff Basketball banquet xxnth Mr Fred Youn as mam spc1ke1 Nme yxeeks exams Teachers meetmg tt Carbondale APRIL 21 Track relays at Hurst 27 Jumor Class play MAY 5 Conference Track meet DISIYILI Traek meet jumor SCIIIOI' Prom 26 Pmal Exammatnons Baccalaureate Commencement K l ' A V11 FV I ' If : , '. ' ' : . , 1 . 35. .,I-3 II . - Zhu I .II,,II . III . . I1 T i l Y . Q 7+ . - t 1 I I I 1 . II . , I . III I III I I I . II - ill I '.. ' ' . ' ' . ' . ' - e . . 40. . I . El 'I' - ' 14- - 'I - I - 1' I K - I1' , , ' 1 . . .S. ' ' 3 . - . 1. LI, 1 '. . , .n . I8-I..I . . ,, I .I . '- Y' '. . .. . l '1'.'z . 'Q' 3- ' .. ' . . 4 2 . '- , H. . . ' , . . .' ' 11. 25- l . -. 'e - - , 1' 1 f ' - ' I ' and gave them a scratching at 50-31, 6-B Squad beats Freeburg in tournament at Sparta. 28- .1 ' .5 - I . .I . , ' 9-' '1 -, ' , , - I , I - v 1 Q ' 1 1 1 .1 ' - I A I YI ' I I ' - I.I . . .I I - I . I I ZQL . M I , -. . .I ,. I ' ' K ' L ' 10- ' . 11- ' I. 4- e ' ' 1 1 -' - - ' 1 17- 1 1 1 . . 5 ' 1,- 20- s - 1 'l - ' 8 - l 1' . e . , . I , 7, .1 , - . . . C , I , I I , 1 , 1 - 23- 1 ' . I 24- . ' -' I . . 1 . 8-P. 1 - . ' . ' , - 29. 11- . ' 1' 1' ' VI I ' ' r ' r 1 ' - . . I . I . - I ,I 14- - 1 Q v 1 . ' V Q , ' I . If 1 PDI CX, - ' , , CID . , I 13, - -. , I 15- - . 1- 1 - . ' 20- ' - ' , , h 1 , 25, -- . .. . '. . , 1 . , '. . . S- . . 16- . 1 1 . ., ' 1 I1 , -- 2 , 1 . 1 . 1 1 I1 1' Q 1 - 29- 1 . 42 T 2'--'ff ,ff XXCTIIWIITIIIES fi 1. pi- Y X fg . Q' .. S ' QTL! 'S f 'A' 'A' ir 'k 'Ir 'k 'k 'k 'A' if 'K' 'lr 'A' 'Ir 'Ir 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k 'lr 'A' ir 'k i' 'A' 'k WAI? LABOR BGARD A thankful note should be in the voice of every receiver of the 1943-44 an- nual. The staff and Miss Getzie deserve it. With priorities as the wolf at their door, the staff and Miss Getzie - - for they are inseparable - - toiled on a yearbook of memories which would have been sadly missed by the students if this project had been dropped. While thanks are being passed out, the Senior Class and Mr. Vaughn deserve some, too, for coming in on the financial end of things. The Pyramid could not be printed without the mon- ey earned and given to the Staff by the Senior Class. The Staff was under the capable editorship of Elsie Eleanor Smith, and assisted by Dorothy Uhe. The Business Manager was Norman Brostmeyer, with Richard Hammack assisting and sharing the headaches. The various editors were: Humor Virginia Byer and Joe House Society Betty Jean Koontz Sports Max Hutchings Calendar . Helen Bauersachs Snapshots . . . Imogene Moore The advertising was taken over by Erma Jean Ragland and Jean Ritter, the typists were Georgia Moore and Margaret Goforth, and subscriptions were han- dled by Virginia Blackburn. The shortage of materials, as well as the increased engraving and printing business, make the publication of the yearbook anything but pleasant, so, treasure your 1944 Pyramid. It has been through many trials and tribulations. From left In right: irst Row: Nlargaret ,lane Golorth, Virginia Byer, lfrnm .lean R.1gl.1nd, ,lean Ritter, lflsie l'ile.inor Smith, lfditor' Dor- othy Uhe, Assistant Editor: Imogene Moore. li Second Row: Richard Hammack. Betty Koonty, Norman Brostmeyer, Business Manager, Nlax Hutchings, Georgia Carol Moore, Helen Bauersachs, Miss Emma Genie, Sponsor. L . - A - ATTCDRIXIEV GENERAL The student government of PCI-IS had a more-than-usualn task for the year since there were national responsibilities as well as school interests. Through the Student Council, the school followed the schools-at-war-program, mapped out by the Federal Government, by purchasing jeeps, planes, and other G. I. equipment through the selling of war bonds and stamps. The Student Council also sponsored the sending of the Sphinx to all service- men in the '41, '42, and '43 graduating classes and to those who were drafted or who enlisted this year. Homecoming activities were carried out, student pro- grams given, the advancement of student conduct, a record library was started, and all-school parties were planned for a wholesome PCHS social season. These are only a few of the activities your Student Council sponsored as this group is usually either behind all student projects and activities. This group rep- resents the students' Wishes and opinions. The President of the Student Council was Betty Jean Koontz. Other officers were: Vice President Rosamond Miller Secretary Erma Jean Ragland Treasurer Richard Hammack Mr. Harley Quillman, Mrs. Ruth Allen and Mrs. Athalae McGuire were the very able faculty advisers with the latter sponsoring the schools-at-war pro- gram for PCHS. From left to right: First Row: Marie Heixner, Betty .lane Nliller, livelyn Nlever, I.ois Altunder, Rosamond Nliller, Betty Ann Hcisner. Second Row: Mr. Harley lf. Quillman, Co-sponsorg Bob Cunninglmm, Richard li.lINlI1.lCl'i, lieth' Alcan Koontz, Pres- ident: lirma ,lean Ragland, Bob lludenbostel, Nlrs. Ruth Allen, Co-sponsor. lp lu f AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSGCIATICDN XVith a library in the school, a library club sounds logical. This or- ganization, under the directorship of Mrs. Helen Kuykendall, the Libra- rian, planned and discussed matters relative to the library in general. Although this was Mrs. Kuykendalks first year on the PCI-IS facul- ty, she came through like a veteran. Under her guidance and the pres- idency of Norma Jean Baker, the library Club made library cards and pockets as their contribution to the Junior Red Cross work in PCHS. Officers of the year were: President Norma Jean Baker Secretary Xvanita Irwin Treasurer Evelyn Myer Student Council Representative Evelyn Meyer The Library Club is a fairly new PCI-IS activity, organized last year. This new Club has proved itself many times in two years of service by helping keep the library straight and the books in good condition. So, keep up the good work, Library Club. Our library has improved a hundredfold. From left to right: First Row: lionita Vi'inter, XY'.xnit.i Irwin, Ifvelyn Meyer, Dorothy Cass, Norma jean Baker. Presidentg Lorraine Nlayer, Wanda Hutchings. Second Row: Mrs. Helen Kuykendall. Sponsor, Mildred lfnvcniuer, Lois Alexander, Virginia Mayer, Florence Cass, Mary Lou jones. 44 - ARMY AND NAVY RELIEF There was never a time or crisis when the theater didn't come through to hold up morale. PCHS Little Theater group, the Black Masque organization, under the superb direction of Miss Iva Beetlev. added their spark of patriotism by producing as the annual homecoming play, Victory Home,', a patriotic three act farce, in which the follow- ing students took part: Norman Brostmeyer, Vivian Keene, Fred Steele, Virginia Ritter, Peggy Kuykendall, Don Jones, Ola Mae Rice, Bill Hart- well, Richard I-Iammack, Bill Ulrich, Erma Jean Ragland, Elsie Eleanor Smith and Bettv Jean Koontz. Bill Ulrich served as the President of Black Masque, with his co-ofIi- cers as follows: Secretary s Betty Lynn Hubler Treasurer and Business Manager S so Imogene Moore Student Council Representative Bob Dudenbostel Production Managers S s Erma Jean Ragland Fred Steele The Vice-Presidency was left vacant by the absence of Jim Bene- dict. From left to right: First Row: Iona Hoffman, julia Ann Mann, Natalie Ritter, Vivian Keene, Erma Jean Ragland, Elsie El- eanor Smith, Imogene Moore, Betty Lynn Hubler, Ola Mac Rice, Margaret Arnerte. Second Row: Roberta McCrary, Margaret jane Goforth, Sylvia TrcH'tz, Virginia Ritter, Virginia Byer, Betty jean Koontz, Norman Brostmeyer, Don jones, Catherine Illig, Betty jo Bailey, Dorothy Logan, Betty jo Russell, Miss Iva Beetlev, Sponsor. Third Row: Bob Dudenbostel, Carl Pursell, Bill Hartwell, Fred Steele, Richard I-Iammack, Martin Schroe- del, Max Hutchings, Richard Xvinter, Paul Dempsey, Bill Ulrich, Presidentg Peggy Kuykendall. Y, i ASSOCIATED PRESS The freedom of the press poured forth both severe criticisms and humor into the ears of the PCHS family this year, which has been the Sphinx policy since its birth in 1940. The staff pushed every effort to represent the voice of the students, by the students, and for the students, advocating for the school what was most fairly demanded. Each staff member had the experience of being a page editor and, of course, a reporter. This course follows strongly the trend of its name, Creative Writing. Besides issuing fourteen editions of the school paper, The Spfaillx, the Class put two special mimeographed papers off the production line, and a special sheet in the Christmas issue of the Sphinx. There was also various other forms of writing attempted. With the smudge of printers' ink and the counts of a headline in their foreheads , these future OJ journalists march out of a year in the newspaper world under the slick handling of Miss Marie Scoop', Baudi- son, who certainly knows the tales and ends of things. Signed, Betty jean Koontz, Editor-in-Chief and the Sphinx Staff. From left to right: First Row: Virginia Blackburn, Betty Hulscy, jane lumbcrt, xloann Wligner, Rosamond Rlillur, Sylxia Trefftv, ,lean Ritter. Second Row: Betty jean Koontz, Phyllis Fry, Roger Annear, Jacqueline Oelve, Marjorie Scholar, Miss Marie Baudison, Sponsor. Third Row: Marjorie Smith, Helen Bauersachs, Lois Alexander, Natalie Ritter. CIVILIAN DEFENSE After a two years' relapse, the Pep Club convalescented this year under the revivalship of Miss Bobbie McNeal, who had plenty of what such a pep organization demanded. Virginia Byer was elected their very able President. This club gave oomph to the school spirit by bringing out new de- vices of arousing pep and by standing behind the most capable cheerlead- ers, who were Virginia Blackburn, Natalie Ritter, and Billie Keenan, with Roberta McCrary and Ola Mae Rice substituting when needed. When there was pep to stir, the pep club was there! Officers of this club this year were: President Virginia Byer Vice-President Virginia Ritter Secretary Norma Bean Treasurer jean Ritter Student Council Representative Gertrude Kee This club should be especially complimented for their work during the basketball season. It will be a long time before we forget our recep- tion at Taylorville, and the performance of the cheer leaders during that game. From left to right: Cheer Leaders: Billie Keenan, Natalie Ritter, Virginia Blackburn. First Rovx: Virginia Arendell, Phyllis Carson. liula Mae Heapt, Elaine Ragland, Mary Ann Dunn, Phyllis Rushing, Peggy Lundborg, Ko- wana Kuhnert, Betty jean Koontv, Virginia Byer, President, Normadene Hester, Alberta Frazer, Marilyn Morgenthaler, Betty Reel, Second Row: Shirley Huggins, .Ioann Vfagner, -lane Lambert. Margaret Arnette, Doris Hill, Adiline Hill. Evelyn Dippel, Mary Martha Sut- liff, Norma Smith, Imogene Denton, Norma Klingenberg, Betty Lynn Hubler, julia Ann Mann, Betty Kinstler, joyce Hickman, Ruby XVeatherford, Ruth Bommerschiem, Betty Kee, Betty Hulsey, jean Ritter, Barbara Keene, Third Row: Miss Bobbie McNeal, Sponsor, Roberta McCrary, Mable Presswood, Lillian Presswood, Blanche Bighani, Lila Brandhorst, ,lick- lyne Marlowe, Evelyn Meyer, Doris Rule, Dorothy Ifrnest, Marietta Kelley, Marjorie Smith, Ola Mae Rice, Betty -Ioe Bailey, Sylvia Trefftv, Rosamond Miller, Peggy Kuykendall, Betty ,lo Russell, Frances McDonough, Betty Ann Heisner, Peggy Stone, Florence Cass. Whinita Irwin, Ramona Steele, Iona LTHH-111.111, Dorothy Logan, Petty Dugan, Charlene Kuhntrt, Fourth Row: Iilsie Fleanor Smith, Imogene Moore, Norma Bean. Phyllis Akre, Irene Pursell, Marie Heisner, Fsther Lueker, Normalee Rig- don, Virginia Ritter. Firma ilein Ragland, Vivian Keene, Mary Ann Mc lilroy, Lois Roethe, Dorothy Cass, Ifrma Lueker, Mildred l'n1en- auer, Norma McCraiv, Katherine Krone, Helen Caupert, Catherine Craven, Pauline XVillingham, Charlene Scronee, Louella Todd, Ger- trude Kee, Alberta Bairnwell, Virginia Schilling, Norma Iune Cunningham, Dorothy Beck, Wanda Helvey, Marjorie Templeton, Mary McCrary. if'--s .. i. ,.., SENATQRS AND REPRESENTATIVES livery mass of people have a group of thinkers - - and PCHS has been no exception. Forensic activity offers students this opportunity to develop thinking and reasoning power. However, this year the Forensic activities were greatly curtailed due to the lack of 21 sponsor. Bill Pundsack was the elected President of the local chapter of the National Forensic League. Other officers were: Vice-President Glen Hamilton Recording Secretary Bob Dudenbostel Corresponding Secretary Elsie Smith Treasurer .. Richard Hammack Student Council Representative Erma jean Ragland Fven though Forensic has had a very slow year, we expect to come back in full bloom next year and show us just what they can do. Prom left to right First Row: Virginia Blackburn, Betty Ann Heisntr, Erma ,lean Ragland, klein Ritter, Flsie Fleanor Smith, Billie Keenan, Fred Steele. Second Row: Virginia Byer, Yivi.in Keene, Betty jean Koontz, Gene Stotlar, Glen Hamilton, Bob Duden- bostel, Peggy Kuykendall, Ola Mae Rice. Third row: Richard Hnmmaek, Nl.irtin Sehmedel, Bill I'nndx.1elt, President, XX'inton Keene, Max Hutch- ings. 51 DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC The PCHS band of 1943-44 will never be forgotten by the members nor by the students. Under the extremely good directorship of Mr. A. T. Atwood, the DuQuoin band instructor, this band swung out with marches that stirred the students as never before. They beat out the Loyalty so that every student sang it with his mouth stretched to the limit. The band certainly did its part in pepping up the school spirit. Besides a special concert before the assembly, basketball game ap- pearances, the DuQuoin festival, they also entertained civic groups. The band increased from fifteen members at the beginning of the year to over forty members by the end of the year. These students tramped back out to school three nights every Week to rehearse, practice, march, etc. May the PCI-IS band of 1943-44 forever march on! From left to right: Shirley Huggins, Doris Peradotta, Jean Hawkins, Mr. A. T. Atwood, Director, Marilyn M-irgenthaler, Betty Kee, Gertrude Kee, W'anda Helvey, Bob Dudenbostel, Ralph Richmond, Alberta Frrwer, Evelyn Dippel, Dorothea Koontz, Norma Smth, Charles Mann, Martin Scliroedel, Barbara Keene. Betty Reel, Ramona Steele, Tom Mathews, Iilsie Eleanor Smith, Don Eehols, Glen Hamilton, Charlene Kulmert, lilias Kellerman, jean Moak, Betty Valentine, Duane Kelley, Patty Dugan, Dean Hammon SERVICE SGNGBIRDS Although Chorus almost died out this year because of the lack of a teacher, Miss Lillie Reidelberger saved the situation by taking on the added responsibility of directing our high school group, as well as her regular position as music teacher of the grade school. The Chorus gave a very beautiful Christmas Cantata and also fur- nished the vocal melodies for school activities, P. T. A. and other civic organizations. The Chorus also participated in the graduation exercises, and did a very good job. If sharp notes and sometimes flat notes were heard floating from the assembly or the social room every Tuesday, Wednesdayf and Thursday after school, the students and teachers knew the Chorus and Miss Reidel- berger were doing overtime again. XVe can not praise students enough who will stay after school to take part in such activities as Chorus, nor can we praise the teacher enough who will come from another school and spend three afternoons a week after her regular hours of teaching so that PCI-IS can boast of a chorus. It is such spirit that keeps PCI-IS on top, leading many surrounding high schools in activities, and a grand school to be a part of or to associate with. From lef: to right: First Row. Norm.1Pae.1n, Nitty Ann Nlclflroy, Ella Hofflnan, Nulra Keller, lflsie l le.1n1:r Smith, Erma Jean Ragland, Audrey Nlclionough Mary Lois Knowles, Dorothy Schumaier, lna Baudison, lona lloffnun. Seen-t1dR.u'.y: Xliss Lillie Riedelberger, Director, B.1rh.1r.1 Keene, Xlarilyn Morgenthaler. Phyllis Rushing, lilinbelh Stevenson, Virginia Nei derhroek, Xlary jane XYYC.lEl1Cl'f0l'Li, Imogene Moore, Doris Smith, Lila Bmndhorst, Robert Milliken, Geraldine Birkner, Catherine lllig. Third Row: Alberta Fraver, Vivian Keene, Normalee Rigdon. Rose Fisher, Betty Thomas, Dorothy Beck. julia Ann Niann, Peggy Stone Phyllis Akre, Norma Klingenbery, Betty Kee, Irene Purcell, Virginia Schilling, Betty Kinstler, Bttty Wild, Xlary lou N1eCrary. AMERICAN RED CROSS Footloose living often results from catastrophic times such as these. However, there are always groups as the Hi-Tri, which stand ready to Hght those motives with moral inspirations. This organization not only lived up to its reputation as a good-living builder but also as a morale builder. It put its patriotism in by support- ing the Junior Red Cross and by selling defense stamp corsages through- out the year. Miss Alice Tate and Mrs. Ruth Allen stood at the bottom of the lad- der to help the girls up the right way. Virginia Ritter held the gavel as the President, and the other oflicers were: Vice-President . Norma Bean Secretary Virginia Byer Treasurer s Elsie E. Smith Student Council Representative as Betty Jean Koontz From left to right: First Row: Iona Hoffman, Julia Ann Mann, Gertrude Kee, Norma McCrary, Ina Baudison, Peggy Lundborg, Billie Keenan, Erma jean Rag- land, Natalie Ritter, Else Eleanor Smith, Roberta McCrary, Virginia Blackburn, Dorothy Logan, Mary jo Bailey, Ola Mae Rice. Seeand Row: Mary Ann Dunn, Phyllis Rushing, Norma Bean, Margaret Arnette, Virginia Ritter, President, Charlene Scronce, Louella Todd, Vivian Keene, Marilyn Morgenthaler, Betty Koontz, Barbara Keene, Ramona Steele, Betty Reel. Patty Dugan, Dorothea Koontz, Peggy Stone, Marjorie Templeton, Alberta Frazer, Rose Fisher, Shirley Huggins, Betty Thomas, Virginia Knox, Roberta Milliken. Third Row: Carol Lewis, Marjorie Smith, Betty Hulsey, jean Ritter, .lane Lambert, Sylvia Trefftz, Rosamond Miller, Norma Caupert. Aeliline Hill, Dorothy Uhe, Imogene Denton, Norma Smith, Mary Martha Sutliff, Betty Arendell, Joyce Hickman, Doris Hill, Blanche Bigham, Esther Lueker, Ruth Bommerschiem, Elaine Carson, Mary Louis Knowles, Betty Ann Heisner. Fourth Row: Mrs. Ruth Allen, Co-sponsor, Pauline Schwarae, Katherine Krone, Eula Mae Heape, Elaine Ragland, Joann Wagner, Martha MeCrary, Mary ,lane W'eatherford, Elizabeth Stevenson, Norma june Cunningham, Dorothy Huggins, Margaret jane Goforth, Ruth Datlron, Normalee Rigdon, Doris Smith, Ella Hoffman, Virginia Neiderbrock, Virginia Schilling, Nedra Keller, Dorothy Schumaier, Doro- thy Beck, Betty Kinstler, Betty Kee, Helen Caupert, Mable Presswood, Lillian Presswood, Marie Heisner, Phyllis Akre, Virginia Byer, Irene Hicks, Frances McDonough, Marietta Kelley, Peggy Kuykendall, Betty jo Russell, Miss Alice Tate, Co-sponsor. Fifth Row: Mary McCrary, Betty Taylor, Bernice Stern, Evelyn Dippel, Kowana Kuhnert, Betty Lynn Hubler, Marion Dippel, Virginia Mayer, W'anita Irwin, Doris Rule, Evelyn Meyer, Lila Brandhorst, jacklyne Marlowe, Ruby jane Wfeatherford, Dorothy Uhe, Imogene Moore, Florence Gass, Phyllis Fry, Erma Lueker, Mildred Enzenauer, Margaret jane Goforth, Alberta Barnwell, jacqueline Oelze, Mary McElroy, Phyllis Carson, Irene Pursell, Bonita XVinter, Dorothy Gass, Rose Marie Huggins, Norma Klingenberg, Dorothy Ernest, Cather- ine Illig, Normadene Hester. AIR RAID WARDENS Hi-Y defended the triangle of good-living with strong arms and steadfast minds this year. The Brothers also came out of their shells several times to share social good times with their Sisters , the Hi-Tri girls. Mr. Harley Quillman and Mr. Ford Dunn led the boys through the year with guidance and understanding which was appreciated greatly by all the Hi-Y boys. Gene Stotlar, the Vice-President, took over the year in the absence of Bill Hagler, the President. Other oflicers were: Secretary Bill Ulrich Treasurer at Don Jones Student Council Representative Bob Cunningham From left to right: l'irst Row: Emerson lxiedelberger, Bob Holloway, Lawrence Caldwell, Duane Kelley, Billy Dippcl, Felix Frassato, james Nlcliinstry, Lowell Meyers, Xlorris Hickman. Second Row: Bob Cunningham, lfverett Caupert. Don Noward, Bob Stanton, Gene Stotlar, Bob Mann, Bob Dudenbostel, Fred Steele. Bill Ul- rich, lflins Kellerman, Bob lficholf. Third Row: Mr Harley Quillman, Co-sponsor: ,lick Sutton, Charles Nlann, Pete Hicks, Glen Hamilton, Tom Mathews, Don Echols, Don- ald Ritter, Bill Hartwell, Dean Hammon, Don NVilliams, Bill Hammaclt, Nlr. Ford Dunn, Co-sponsor. Fourth Row: james Cunningham, Xlartin Schrocdel, Bill Ptmdsaek, Charles Hundlcy, W'inton Keene, Xlax Hutchings, Don jones, PM I. Ginn, Frank Brown, Norman Brostmeyer, Nobert Schilling. la li. - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE The F. F. A., in the similar predicament that war shortages caused in other organizations, was deprived of the various F. F. A. shows they usu- ally attend - - and in which they win or place. They also postponed their annual father and son banquet for the duration. However, these future farmers of America did attend and make themselves outstanding in the Marion Vocational Agricultural Show held at the beginning of the school year. The following boys displayed farm projects which received honors: Harry House, Karl Morgenstern, James Bigham, Richard Winter, Joe House, Clifford Kellerman, Vallie West, George Dale Ragland, Burnell Brown, Robert Lunnemann, Edward Bauman and Donald Blair. Their social activities covered two parties during the year. It takes the farmer to complete the industrial circle! From left to right: First Row: Gene Mergcnstcrn, Oscar Linze, Lynn Blair, Billy Dippel, Lloyd Jenkel, Paul Hoffman, Leo Kellerman, Dale Bigham, Robert Lunneman, liugene O'Neil. Second Row: james Biglzam, George Dale Ragland, William Faust, Paul Dempsey, Norman Keith, Russell Kellerman, Bob liiclmlz, Harry House, Warren Dempsey, Mr. Louis Templeton, Sponsor. Third Row: William Timpner, Wilbur Lee, joe House, Richard Winter, Alan Vancil, Robert Wilson, Edward Bauman, Richard Kellerman, Arnold Heck, Cecil Kellerman. , . , , W --4, f - ,,. ' ' ' p , i ..... I .. WOMEN IN UNIFCDRM The G. A. A. began the 1943-44 school year with approximately thirty-Eve members. They started the season playing badminton, and during the year they played volleyball, basketball and softball. Throughout the year the members went on hikes, bicycle rides and playdays. The playday was held in the spring and the following schools were invited: Chester, Cutler, Marissa, Sesser and Steeleville. At the close of the volleyball season, twelve girls received emblems for having participated more than the rest of the girls. They were: Lo- is Alexander, Helen Bauersachs, Helen Caupert, Irene Bauersachs, Gene- va Brown, jean Moake, Geneva Johnson, Eula Mae Heape, Katherine Krone, Elaine Ragland, Mary Lou Jones, and Norma June Cunningham. Several girls received letters. The oilicers for the year were: President Helen Bauersachs Vice-President A e Rosamond Miller Secretary Ruth Bommerschiem Treasurer Norma June Cunningham Student Council Representative Lois Alexander Miss Bobbie McNeal took the girls over the hurdles. From left to right: Geneva Brown, Peggy Lundborg, Iona Hoffman, Norma MeCrary, Delores Gladson, Norma Caupert, Mary Lou Jones, Roberta McCrary, jacklyne Marlowe, Geneva johnson, Ruby jane Weatlierfirrd, Gloria Feltmeyer, Rosamonrl Miller, Helen Vera Caupert, Sylvia Trefftv, Vir- ginia Blackburn, Gertrude Kee, ln.: Baudison, Billie Keenan, ,lean Hawkins, Miss Bobbie McNeal, Sponsor, Betty Kee, Lois Roetlie, lflainc Ragland, Betty Miller, liula Ma: lleape, Norm.: june Cunningham, Katherine Krone, julia Ann Mann, Kowana Kuhnert, Lillian Press- wood, Virginia Byer. Blanche Bigham, Ida Bell Kulinert, Mable Presswood, Irene Bauersachs, Ruth Bommerschitm, Betty Kinstler, Lois Alexander, Doris Peradotta, Helen Baucrsachs, President, ,Ioyee Hickman. IN DEDICATIQN LT ROLAND K11 W1 The Pvramld Staff wlshes to ded1cate th1s pq to Lt Roland Keene C1 g Q, 1 f How who IS admlred bt eslch sand every studtnt of P C H S and Dx the commumtv and suuoundnnff aresns I t Keene becwme a member of om f1culty 1n 1937, 1nd ln 1939 ad xanced to the posltlon of P1'lI'1Clp'1l He I'CS1g1'1Cd 111 1947, 1nd on uly 74 was accepted 1s sn rI1S1Q,I'1 111 the Umtcd States Yu x Snnce that tnm hc has ldxanccd to tht xank of Lleutcnmt unlor Glsndc the ocun He hens xnslted tht XX est Indus Afrlcsz, 1'l p srts from Cum blmcfl to Csuro Ixehnd Scotland 1nd Russla IYIIULIX Murminsk 1nd Alkhingclsk XY t wlutt 1 ftllow cltllcn of P1l'1CkI1LjNlllL NVc sllvtc a nmn who IS kxnd L11C,1'gLt1C fund frlcndlx Wk stlutt 1 person who droDpcd hrs tx cry das hfc to t1lse up tht cause of has countrx XX t ssmlutt 301. Lt Kctne 58 I, 3' if Wyf' . f 21 f . . . . M , . D. . A 1, 1 .7 A . I c .A . D 6 I 4 . Q 1 I c , 1 . . ' A .7 . . X L L Y Y. . . 3 1 1 , , , . ' , 1 ,J ' .L ,U Lt. Keene has very interesting things to tell us about his trips across 1 ' 1' . 1 7,71 l vu ' 1 1 ' L 0 n - . s , L A I A 1 JL - I - 1 . .' Q ' 1 g 1 . 1 . , . 1 4' 1 . ' . 4 Y '- I 1 ' l I . I' I H V I. I V K I ' ' - ' , 1 m m . A ' x ly. s L-1 1 G f- L s s V- 1 ,f y l ' 1 f x n I - r 7 x - 1 1 I m 1 IN MEMGRIAM STAFF SFRGEANT DENIS A. WIHL UNITED STATES ARMY AIR CORPS October 7, 1919 March 19, 1943 Staff Sergeant Denis A. XVihl was graduated from P. C. H. S. in the spring of 1937. He answered the call of his coIIntry on March 23, 1942, entermg the Armv AII' Corps, and through hIS year of SCFVICC quahfied as gunner, bombar dI r and engIneer He and hIS seven eompamons were kIlled In the crash of a medIum bomber near NVInnsboro North C3fOl1n3 TheIr plane one of three en a routtne patrol became sepa rated from the squadron due to bad weather condItIons and crashed before reaehmg the base at NX Innsboro Fly on Denny We thInk of you often PRIVATE JERRY MYERS UNITED STATES MARINF CORPS May 29 1920 May 10 1943 PrIvate etry Myers was peacefully enjovmg a trammg PICILIFC Wlth 600 oth r 'Vlarmes In the Me S Hall at Camp Elhot CalIfornIa when he met hIS death A pIlot lost control of hlS plane whlch hIt the Supports of the Mess Hall caus ng the Collapse of the buIld1ng Ierry two other Marme and the pIlot were kIlled Ierry was graduated from P C H S In 1938 XVe well remember hIS part In dramatIcs hIs love of mu SIC and IIIOSI of all the Songs he Sang May we Say to you erry SIng on MARVIN QUEEN S zfc UNITED STATES NAVY March 25 1921 December 15 1943 'Vlarvln ueen S 2 C had lust returned to W1lll3mSbUfg VIrgInIa when he was Sffl ken wIth blood poIsonIng whIch proved fatal H dIed In the Navy HoSpItal at Wlll18mSbUfg A hort tIme before hlS death he fimsh d boot traIn Ing at Farragut Idaho and had Spent a few days frtends In PInekneyvIlle He was graduated from P C H S In 1939 and had worked for the Curtls Xvflght AIrplane Company at St LOUIS Re tvsell Marun P C H S has not forgot ten xou 1 .P C . . t . t . 9 ' ' s ' s 4 , . P L ' , , I . , . . a ' 1 K . . . . e 1 K . i . A Q , 4 . . . I - ' 9 9 t . 1 , . . Q 7 , . . ' . 9 S, . . K I e L , ' I 7 9 7 , L ' QI ' 3, ' 1 J 9 ' , , 1 ' Q 9 K a . . . . . .F , - , . . . e S . . . e . - I V 9 1 I vIsItIng hIS parents and hIs relatlves and hIS many . . . . , t S I , . . . . . . - Th I d S ffl cl d p l p t I ll le buys who have been graduated from P.C. l.S. who have died in b 1 I l I9-H It h t l d p l p ture, we are very Sorry, and perhaps these pictures can be printed next 59 CQMPLIMENTS I YHAMIIJ COAL PINCKNEVVILLE ILL INQIS THE BINKLEV CCDAL CCDMPANV CUHPUH ATIUN Photographs h Thl Annual Ma le By LEONARD S STUDIO Photeqreuohs of Quahty Q lr Ot Phmle Stud 310 N Comohments HUBLER S MOTOR SALES T xaco Producs Pmckl yvllle lll 11015 DANIEL S STORES No Q and No V2 PURE FOOD STORES my l1 I PURCELL 6. LEWIS cmpl his 0 WAGNER HARDWARE l S fl , I f QW .Jute S of io - - A 1- 5 Chester, lllmois Res. --'-- 2441 . , L of I I . X . , - 9 1 ' I6 ' , l ' - Co ,IITGIIIS of C- JUNE f 61 Comphmerwis of K R O G E R ' S The Comp1eto Food Market BARTLE BROTHERS MEATS AND GROCERIES Phone 145 Conqletuhtions Seniors W A NESBITT DRY GOODS - V SHOES READY TO WFAR Complvnems 1 PINCKNEYVILLE LUMBER COMPANY Pmckneyv 11e 1111r1o1s Comphments of MURPHY WALL STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Comdimenis of FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE STORE C,omp1 ment f I M PILLERS CITY DRUG STORE Pmclcn y 1116 I111I'101S H I R S C H S CLOTHING STORE Comphm nts of A QS P Pmckn VV111 111f1o1s Cofrpllme t of ENOS BIGHAM BOWLING ALLEY 13064 N . . 1 S o 1 o . . . i I , . ,Q A 9 V, I . , I Q 1 5 ' Q, Ig ' 1. 1n3yv111e, 1111noiS 62 Conrlt n nt I I C NIESING THE MAN S SToRE CHARLES C DOERR 6. SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Pnclcn y 1l Illmots BILL 6: FRITZ IVIOBILGAS IVIOBILOIL Walnut and Parker Phone 425 Pm kneyv Ile Ill no1s Com I ments BENEDICT S BEVERAGES E K K A N E IEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST Watches Dxarnonds Weddtnq RITTER CLEANER All Paltlcular People S Them Cloth s to Rttter Cleaner H A G L E R S FURNITURE STORE A Compl t Ltne ot HOME FURNISHINGS IIIllIl rt MONTGOMERY NEWS STAND Soda Fou tt M gaztne Metropol tan N wso p r Corp rn nts I ERWIN FLORISTS Pho e l87 Conoph nts of IO STOTLAR 'r e S o . . I , e v' le, ' ' ot of I ' C I , I ' . . H ' - en , 9 . and Enqaqernent Rings Phono 247 , Cotgdetsot ee ' 1 atn f f if ' I if e A a e S A I1 he o . 'Irie n 63 Compliments of KOHLSDORES Across from the Capital Dincrqnevville lllinois Complim nts ot STEVE REEL S SERVICE STATION Pinclineyville lllinois Compliments ot CUTLER CREAMERY Cutler lllinois THE DEMOCRAT 1h S rfi ernen Favorite WELLWORTH 5 6. 10 North So of Square 64 i The Peoples Newspaper H SCHOOL SUPPLIES T e e Y to fs T , i 'e WILMAS BEAUTY SHOP 3 hIvr1 S O BEN FRANKLIN STORE A O We Pmciney J U H1 mol mol 'mis 0 FIRST NATIONAL BANK LIIQHIS O T H E MAIDRITE CAFE Pmckneyv Ile IIIIVIOI Compl T1 is of PYATT FUNERAL Ex erycody Sends TIISIT C th S O GRUNER UNITED CLEANER HARDWARE D R Hammack Mama er Pbcng- SR North S 3 Of Squxr I Cwmgliiziezzr f 20' Sent Iii Pi'1:kiQvf.'1H9 Illinois R- -991129, W- I Phcrze 282 I I i'.9, i 'S Ccm fr 1 , I CC A ima f ' 1 , '. 's A it en lg Q T - - A -, 55 . E 2 ,, E Q WEIZ KU mzfs our ear ooc 10 7 9 your staff IS assured of the fmest 11'1 quahty servloe and Workmanshlp enables us to produce your yearbook as you vlsloned lt would look d'5 NNI lllllm f Um JLIIH 306 East S mmons Street Galesb lrq Hlmols C6 W A E H 1 Forty-six yearsx experience Wfhl ,.Il1' ' I, 1 - 1 I . . JOKES An Amencxn newspaper correspondent m 1p1n yy rote to 1 frrend I don t know rf thxs letter wlll eyer 1rr1ye, b eause the apanese cen sor mly open xt A yyeek later he recelye a note from the IPJDLYC postofhee saynng, The st temcnt nn your letter ns not eorreet We do not ooen letters We haye just learned ofa teleher who stlrted out poor twenty years ago, and retnred wxth 1 comfortable sum of S50 000 Th1s yy as acqulred through lndustry, economy, effort, perseyermee, and the death of an uncle who left hum an estate yalued mt 548 999 37 Vlr Templeton I haye found some holes m my socks, dear Why havent you mended them? Mrs Templeton Darlmg dnd you buy me that eo1t for Chrnstmls you promised? Vlr Templeton N Mrs Templeton XVell nf you don t gnve 1 wrap, I don t g1ve a darn MISTAKES IN TYPING CLASS Mr Smnth 1nd h1s 1stronon1y cl1ss enyoyed an outdoor study pernod Tuesdn mghr It whneh time three constellations yyere dlseussed at length the Great Bear, Lxttle Bear and the Bug Draper Tom Brown, World War yeteran returned to I'onopah Frnday after havmg been m Reno sey eral weeks mendental to the remoy al of an old pullet that has bother d h1m oy er twenty years Mr MeDan1el I-Iow d vou get along wnth your yylfe nn that ight the other mehr? Mr Thomas me on her knees Mr McDan1el Mr Thomas bed, y ou eowand Aw, she c1me crawlmg to Yeah, what Jud she s:1y?,' Come out from under that There yy as a terrlble crash as the tram struck the car A few seconds later, Mr md Mrs Vaughn crtwled out of the wreekave Mrs Xaughn opened her mouth to say somethmg, but Nlr Xaughn stopped her Don t say .1 word end of the ear across baekseat and lf you let nt get hut xt s no fault of mme he smpped I got my You were drnymg the Nlrs 'y1eNeal You stall t1ke your shower, I suppose? Albertl B Neyer mlss xt Sometlmes I take xt hot sometlmes I take nt eold Ind when lm ln 1 hurrv I take nt for granted Tollowmg the dlscussnon, Mrs Toyy ns pres: dent of the Women s Club gummed up the pro eeedlngs wlth a feyv well chosen yy ords The Rey rend spent Tuesdlv lfternoon yrs :tang the new CCC vamp west of town I hear you got a gal Glenn Yes 'vixrtm xrtm Where does she nyc? Glenn Nlam Street What s her name? Glenn Be e Ninrtm Seen her lately ? Glenn Nlo I vent to her house llst nleght md there was a sngn on the door, bell out of order, so I dxdn t go nn Nfllrtm Bob Clark Vly gll rm off yynth my best boy frnend ohnme Hunter Whlt 1 al1lIT1L Bob I m SZlt1SHCd Furthermore our house burned down and we hayen t 1nv nnsur1nee ohnme Too bad Bo That s all rnght btt lm not some to grydu te ohnme That s worse Bo But Im stlll SIlClSfTCLl I smoke Chesterfields They yy ere smgle and yy ent wylkmg And her heart dxd sklp 1 beat As she stumbled on the smdeyvalk And be murmured C1reful, Sweet New the yyeddmg bells have runv And they walk the self same street, She stumbled on the sldewalk And he yelled Puck up your feet Roses are red, vlolets 1re blue cugar IS sweet remember? Bob R I would marry Imogene but for one thmg Pete H Afrzud to pop the questnon Bob Afrand to questxon Pop lm McCurdy What .1 crowd' Samethxng h ppen? Raymond Man hut by a tram m urt bad? 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