Plano High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Plano, IL)
- Class of 1944
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State Teachers College University of Iowa fB.A.J University of Ill. fM.A.B University of Wisconsin lB.Ed.J University of Kansas Hack-- Physics, Biolo Gladys Manship-- English Northwestern University lB.A,M.A.D Alice Peterson-- Commerce University of Ill. KB.Sc.J Gallagher Soho l ' o of Business Indiana University Lo y, Languages Ill. State Normal University CM.A.D Northwestern University CB.Ed.D University of Illinois Laval University, Quebec, Canada is Robinson-- Histor Clarence A. Stephens-- Mathematics, Coach Southern Ill. State T eachers College CB.Ed.D University of Illinois KM.A.J ADMINISTRATION Five men are selected by the taxpayers to ssminisa ter school affairs. They are men who are willing to assume the burden of management as a part of their civic duties. We become their debtor for this service which they so willingly and capably render. The Board of Education is composed of Dr. A. E. Lord, presidentg Leslie M. Gifford, secretaryg Sheldon Sauerg Lewis Meyerg and Erwin Telling. I Faculty Quips Ruth Cagle: NI never met a man I didn't l1ke.U Lewis Hack: UThere may have been greater men than I, but I don't believe it.W Gladys Manship: WAn air, and a peculiar grace.H Mary Ina Miller: WMus1c is the language spoken by angels.N P. H. Miller: nLike a book in breeohes.U Alice Peterson: WTO those who know thee not, no words can paint! and those who know thee, know all words are faint.n Lois Robinson: UIt is better to live richly than to die .rich.W Coach Stephens: WGood sense and good nature are never separated.W Claude Ulrich: UHe thinks of you before himself, he serves you if he can.W Helen Vilminz NBut to see her is to love her and to know her is to love her more.N K .mu Mr Mfffcr X Helen Wmm Miss lcfobmson M1s5Man5f1l,D .H Q Miss C128 fc Mrsmiffer g Z!! Q qu wer' Mrgifford Dr Lora! 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NA shy young miss in our school who never, never breaks a ru1e.N HAROLD DANNEWITZ--Glee Club 1, 23 Baseball 23 Basket- ball 43 Guard of Honor 43 May Pole Dance 4. nAnd leaning back he yawned and fell asleep.N WALTER FANNING--Football 1, 2, 5, 4, Captain 43 Track 52 Basketball lg Class Vice President 23 Glee Club 1, 23 Cast NJune Madn 53 Cast NBest Foot Forwardn 43 HSilhouetten Staff 43 Guard of Honor 23 May Pole Dance 4. HSigh no more ladies, here I come.n DEVONNA FRITTS--Glee Club l, 2, 5, 43 A Cappella 1, 5, 43 Chorus uPick1esn 13 Chorus nPied Pipern 23 Cast HIn Gay Havanan 43 Dancing Club lg Cast nBest Foot Forwardn 43 Band 13 Stunt Show 51 Pep Club 2 5 4' Secretary of Athletic Board 43 URound About P. C. H. S.u 13 HSilhouetten Staff 4. nI'1l not budge an inch.H MARY 2, 5, 43 A Cappella 1 2 LOUISE GILPATRICK--Glee Club l, 2, 5, 43 Band 1, 5 4, Secretar 5 President 43 Chorus NPicklesn,13 Chorus XPied Piperu 23 Cast bln Gay Havanan 43 Stunt Show 53 15 Dance Club nJune Madn Hi Planetn 53 Class atlve 43 1, 43 Hangout Committee 43 nWhen you do all you can 1 Vlce President 43 uSilhouetteH Staff Pep Club President 2, 5, 43 Cast 53. Cast nBest Foot Forwardn 43 nP1ano 2, 5, 4, Editor 53 Class Secretary D. A. R. Represent- 43 Student Council May Pole Dance 4. that is enough.n WENDELL GRAMLEY4-Glee Club l, 2, 5, 43 Chorus nPick- lesn 13 Chorus nPied Pipern 23 Cast nJune Madn 53 Cast uln Gay Havanan 43 Band 53 Stamp Sales 53 May Pole Dance. uHe hath a serious look, but looks are often deceiving.n RAYMOND HANSEN--May Pole Dance 4. u Men of few words are the best of men.n LEILA HOUGH--Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Chorus UPick1esH 13 Chorus nPied Piperu 23 Cast nln Gay Havanan 43 Dance Club 13 Cheerleader 2, 5, 43 Pep Club 2, 5, 43 Cast NJune Madn 53 Cast nBest Foot For- wardu 43 Band 1, 2, 53 Most Popular Girl lj Class Secretary-Treasurer 13 Stunt Show 53 May Queen Attendant 43 HSilhouetten Staff 4. HA little girl with a big voice.n JOANN JUNKIN--Glee Club l, 2, 5, 43 A Cappella 1, 2, 5, 43 Chorus nPicklesH lg Chorus HPied Pipern 23 Cast mln Gay Havanan 43 Cast nJune Madn 53 Cast nBest Foot Forwardn 43 Cheerleader 2, 5, 43 Pep Club 2, 5, 43 May Queen Attendant 53 May Pole Dance 4. HAll the wor1d's my stage.n THOMAS NELSON--Class President 2, 43 Football 1, 2, 5, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 5, 43 Captain 43 Base ball l, 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Chorus HPick- lesn 13 Chorus nPied Pipern 23 Cast nJune Madn 53 Cast nBest Foot Forwardn 43 Stunt Show 52 Cast 'In Gay Havanan 43 Dance Club lg Hangout Commit- tee 43 nSilhouetteN Staff 43 NP1ano Hi Planetn 43 Ma Pole Dance 4. ugome Cupid kills with arrows, some with traps.n RAYMOND NILES--Football 5, 43 Basketball 2, 5, 43 Baseball 1, 23 Track 53 Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Chorus UPicklesn 13 Chorus nPied Piperu 23 Cast 'Best Foot Forwardn 43 Athletic Board Represent- ative 13 Cast NIn Gay Havanan 43 May Pole Dance 43 A Cappella 4. 'Borrowed wit is the poorest wit.n wi. fan - h J. Shirley Samuelson Jfnann Jnnllin Ray Niles Y, Gloria Palffc rson 18 4 5 l x .-5::::12'- .m Bucl Fannin? V 9 n , I, . 0-' '. .1 Jeanne Weir Ba rba ra Cass 4 . va 772' . Mi. ffiegi . ,X 2211 R Gy Hd 77 SC 77 llarolcl Ddnnewill lane Simms Tomlllclson ., xx H1 3l1l f? Clio rlolfc DW: f? bfi s Harlan Wi lay Doris Swa nson Ge,-QIJ Sawfclle Nacline Young , . N Bally Sozlcrlacv-9 Helen Sampson Dcvonna Friifs l ll..Gil,oalricK fc-ranlf Zinlf Be very Wallis Wendell Grra mlc-if Clwrisfensen Leila llouqlz GLORIA PATTERSON--Glee Club ls Chorus nPlck1esU 13 Stamp Sales 53 Class Treasurer 43 nSi1houetteN Staff 43 May Queen Attendant 4. nFu11 many a rose is born to blush unseen and waste her sweetness on the desert air.u HELEN SAMPSON--Glee Club l, 2, 5, 43 nRound About P. C. H. S.n 53 Pep Club 2, 5, 4, Vice President 43 Chorus nPied Pipern 23 Cast NBest Foot Forwardn 43 A Cappella 5, 43 Class Vice President lg May Pole Dance 4. uAl1 good people die young. Gee! I must take care of myse1f.N SHIRLEY SAMUELSON--Glee Club 2, 5, 43 Pep Club 2, 5, 43 Chorus nPied Pipern 23 Cast NBest Foot Forwardn f 43 Class President 53 Athletic Board President 43 A Cappella 5, 43 Chorus uln Gay Havanau 43 NPlano Hi Planetn 1, 2, 5, 43 HS11houetteN Staff 43 Stunt Show 53 Stamp Sales 23 Chairman NStudent Ccunciln 43 May Pole Dance 4. nTemperament is the thermometer of character.n GERALD SAWTELLE--Football 1, 2, 5, 43 Basketball 2, 53 Track 53 Band 1, 2, 53 Pep Band 1, 2, 53 Cast nJune Madn 53 Cast nBest Foot Forwardu 43 nSi1- houetten Staff 43 Chorus UPicklesU 13 Stunt Show 53 Guard of Honor 53 Stamp Sales 43 Glee Club 13 Dance Club 13 May Pole Dance 4. nThou art said to have a stubborn sou1.n JANE SIMMS--Glee Club l, 2, 5, 43 Chorus nPickleSN 13 A Cappella 1, 2, 5, 4, Secretary 43 Class Secre- tary-Treasurer 23 Cheerleader 23 Pep Club 2, 5, 43 May Queen Attendant 53 Chorus mln Gay Havanau 43 Chorus nPick1esH lg Stunt Show 53 May Pole Dance 4. HI hate nobodyg I am in charity with the world.n BETTY SODERBERG--Glee Club 13 Chorus nPick1esn lg nRound About P. C. H. S.n 5. nQuite old-fashioned and matter of fact, Slow to argue and quick to act.U DORIS SWANSON--Glee Club 13 Chorus NPicklesu 1. nQuiet ways but higher thoughts.n CHARLOTTE TRIPP--Glee Club 2. 5, 43 Chorus nIn Gay Havanau 43 Chorus NPied Pipe: 23 Cast nBest Foot Forwardu 43 Pep Club 2, 5, 43 Athletic Board Representative 53 May Queen Attendant 1, 23 HPlano Hi Planetn 1, 2, 5, 4. nThere spake true friendship.n BEVERLY WALLIS--Pep Club 2, 5, 43 nwhy worry now? I will tomorrow.n JEANNE WEIR--Glee Club 13 Chorus nPick1esn 13 Cast nJune Madn 53 Cast nBest Foot Forwardn 43 Pep Club 2, 5, 4, Secretary 43 May Pole Dance 4. nStrange to the world she wore a bashful look.n HARLAN WILEY?-Baseball l, 23 Basketball l, 2, 5, 43 Football 1, 2, 5, 43 Track 53 Band l, 2, 5, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 43 A Cappella 2, 53 Pep Band 1, 23 Guard of Honor lg Cast nJune Madn 53 Cast HBest Foot Forwardn 43 Cast nln Gay Havanan 43 Chorus nPied Pipern 23 Chorus HPick1esH lj Stunt Show 53 Class Treasurer 53 nSilhouetteH Staff 4. nAll of his lessons he could get if only allowed to study to the beat of his drum.n NADINE YOUNG--Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Chorus NPick1esn 13 Chorus nPied Pipern 23 Chorus mln Gay Havanau 43 Cast nJune Madn 53 Cast NBest Foot Forwardu 43 Pep Club 5, 43 Secretary of Class, 43 ,Stunt Show 51 nSilhouetteH Staff 43 May Pole Dance 4. nShe combs and orders every hair.u FRANK ZINK--Football 53 Track 53 Glee Club 1, 2, 43 A Cappella 1, 2, 43 Chorus uPicklesn 13 Chorus HPied Piperu 23 Cast June Madn 52 Cast UBost Foot Forwardn 43 Cast mln Gay Havanan 43 Class Presi- dent lg nsilhouetten Staff 43 May Pole Dance 43 Student Council 4. HHis well-proportioned feet give him a good understanding in all matters.n CLHSS HISTORH A company of thirty-nine assembled September S, 1951, at training school P. C. G. S., under instructor Madeline Roddick. Here, under careful supervision, they quickly learned the fundamentals of the school. This company, being so large, was separated into two divi- sions, the morning class and the afternoon class. The youngsters amused themselves by playing house CDixie Lee Lane usually being the babyj, and by building in the sand box. Many dolls were brought to the miniature playhouse, and even the boys enjoyed them, although, of course, they wouldn't admit it now. Having completed this first period, they were now ready to begin the first year of their primary training, starting September 6, 1952, under instructor Lois Hayes, Company members included Stanley Anderson, Donald Bennett, Zada Coffman, Arthur Coppes, Lester Coppes, Wesley Dale Coppes, Barbara Cass, Devonna Fritts, Mary Louise Gilpatrick, David Henning, Alma Hinshaw, Frances Hyatt, Oscar Jones, Dixie Leei Lane, Ruth Marie Lord, Gertrude Loux, Earl Lupie, Carl Mauser, Richard Miller, Laurence Myrkle, Thomas Nelson, Laurence Ness, LeRoy Newkirk, Gloria Patterson, Earl Rogers, Edmond Schiefer, Doris Swanson, Fred Weir, Hazel Jean Weir, Virginia Weir, Betty Jean Wright, Evelyn Wright, Nadine Young, Frank Zink, Anna M. Vermeland, Jerry Mogg, Lewis Thomas, Ray- mond Hanson, Fred Meier, Richard Meier, and Nora Peters, During this time Tom Nelson proved his outstanding ability with the opposite sex, and two members, Jean Weir and Dixie Lee Lane, were permitted to carry the train of the May Pete Queen. Losses amounting to ten members were suffered at the end of this year. Advancing to their second year of primary training under Elizabeth Gill, company members, with the addition of Richard Brown, Gilmore Chilton, Leila Hough, Onilee Oliver, Bert Reynolds, George Walters, and Ermal Chilton, struggled with the added burden of new subjects. Taking time out from their lessons, however, the members found time to construct 'an Indian village and to enjoy an Easter egg hunt at Frank Zink's. Completing, their second year,-company members moved on to their third year of primary training under in- structor Olive Fry, during which time they set about mastering the multiplication table. Members added to the company were Virginia Banbury, Donald Hage, Bud Fanning, Jimmy Gronseth, and Richard Gillow. Successfully completing their primary training, com- pany members of P. C. G. S., with the addition of Dorothy Thorson, Harlan Wiley, and Jeanette Brunet, are now cert- ified to basic training under the guidance of Dorothy Erickson. The members of the company paused long enough in their quest for knowledge to partake in a production of the nShoemaker and the Elvesn. Sickness struck at training center P. C. G. S. and three members of the com- pany were quarantined for some time. The company suf- fered a loss of five members, one of which was promoted to advanced training. Further basic training, which included new subjects such as art, penmanship, and history, was undertaken by the members under the supervision of Mernie Miller. New additions to the company were Marjorie Eckman, Glen Johns, LeRoy Madsen, Helen McCabe, Donald Schoo, Charles Wildermuth, Patrick McQueeny, Betty Jo Soderberg, and Dale Shaddle. Instructed by Russell Cooper, the company members advanced into their sixth year of training. It was dur- ing this period that the company first organized, choos- ing as their president, Doris Swanson. The class'again paused, this time to take part in thc musical production, nHansel and Gretel,N which was presented twice, the parts being played by two different casts. Manual training was taken up by many of the boys under their competent teacher, Mr. Cooper,iwith some very useful articles being constructedrl Several of our best athletes, participat- ing in the track meet at Yorkville, distinguished them- selves by winning awards. On completion of their sixth year of training the crew members advanced into their seventh year, under the supervision of instructor Luanna Gould. During the holiday season the crew found time to decorate a huge Christmas tree in the lower hall. Six cheerleaders were chosen for our outstanding Junior High basketball teamg among them were three members of our crew, Devonna Fritts, Mary Louise Gilpatrick, and Phyllis Howen. Bud Fanning Joined and left classes so many times that we will make special note of it here, and hope he's settled down at last. The band received many of its outstanding members from this responsive class. In their eighth year of training the crew was dir- ected by instructor Betty Craiger. Due to illness of the instructor, the crew was put under the supervision of a substitute, Mr. Calvin, who made the girls' hearts flutter with his college air and entertained the boys with Paul Bunyan stories. Leila Hough and NTuckern Nelson received the annual Legion Award for being the two outstanding citizens of the class. Miss Craiger took the class to the Field Museum in Chicago, where much time was spent in viewing the wonders of the past and present. ' On completion of their primary training the crew entered their advanced training at Plano Community High School with Miss Gibson as class adviser. The freshies were initiated by being made to participate in a three- ring circus. Then the operetta NPicklesN was enjoyed by all members of the crew. Not all members partici- pated, but they enjoyed the presentation nevertheless. Leila Hough was voted the most popular girl in high school. The year was gaily ended with a picnic in Zink's woods. During the second year of their advanced training the crew's adviser was Miss Robinson. Since there were few extra-curricular activities this year for the class, we are going to use a little space to compliment the cheerleaders of P. C. H. S., two of whom are from this class- Leila Hough and Joann Junkin-- who have been out- standing for three consecutive years. In the third year of their advanced training the class presented NJune Madh under the supervision of Miss Manship. The crew advisers for this year were Miss Cagle, and Miss Bieber. This crew very ably presented the Junior-Senior Banquet. The gym was decorated gaily with streamers of pastel colors. Barbara Cass was elected May Queen for 1944. In their last year of advanced training the crew was under the supervision of the toughest C. O. in P. C. H. S., Mr. Miller. During this period the class pre- sented NBest Foot Forwardn, and many of the members participated in the operetta, Nln Gay Havannan. The Seniors contributed to the Red Cross, and sponsored a waste fat drive toward the war effort. Several indus- trious members of this class spent many evenings after school and after supper to get the yearbook, the N511- houetten, written and produced. Wh wish to take special note and to give our heartiest thanks to Mrs. Miller who has contributed much of her time helping to make this year's annual a success. e PROPHECY This is the Junior Class,0 pinchhitting for Drew Pearson, predicting that in ten years-- Mildred Christiansen will be using her out- standing ability on the basket ball floor pro- fessionally. Wendell Gramley, our own famous radio engineer, will be in Radio City. . Leila Hough will have worked herself up the hard way to be a tough top sergeant in the WACS. Gloria Patterson will be touring the country with her own accordion band. UTuckeru Nelson will be owner-manager of one of the largest airplane fleets in the United States. ' Jean Weir will be a famous movie actress, successor to Veronicae-the Lake may have turned to Weir but the Nhair-don is still the same. Jane Simms and Bud Fanning will win fame and fortune, even rivaling George Burns and Gracie Allan, contributing their humor and wit to vast radio audiences. Helen Sampson, registered nurse, may be found in one of the leading Chicago hospitals. As one would expect, her hair is in perfect order, her crispy white uniform immaculate--a perfect nurse. Betty Soderberg will be a very efficient secretary to an important railroad executive, but with that red hair we predict that she won't be his secretary long. Earl Rogers, after leaving the Navy, will be a captain of a luxury liner running from Los Angeles to our island of Japan. nTweezaN Gilpatrick will be a business woman with secretaries so numerous that anyone, except old friends, has difficulty in getting even a glimpse of HHar,H her without a hard-won appointment. Wiley, a popular orchestra leader, will have secured a Hollywood contract for his orches- tra. He will not only be seen in frequent pic- tures, but hook-up. Doris garten te folks with HRayIl will be heard often over a nation-wide Swanson will be a much-loved kinder- cher, endearing herself to the little her sweet ways. Niles, after the success of his costume for the nMystery Womann, will become one. of the most successful and scught-after dress designers inWAmerica Nadine Young, that intrepid lady explorer otherwise known as HBring 'Em Back Alive Youngn, will no doubt be the ideal assistant to Frank Buck. Glen Johns will continue his spectacular football career as one of George Halas's famous Chicago Bears. Joann of the Powers models, Junkin will be one of the most charming her hair without aid of Kreml outshining them all. Frank Zinatra, will have all crooning and his boyish Devonna Fritts, found in a To-'o Zink, using his stage name of Frank the girls wild about his grin. a food connoisseur, may be celebrated New York restaurant where no dish is served before she has tasted and passed upon it. HPlay Boyn Gerald Sawtelle will have made quite a name for himself. Charlotte Tripp will be Head Nurse at Copley Hospital, and will be voted nThe Nurse I Would Like Most To Take Care of Men. Shirley Samuelson will have attained her lifelong ambition to be a mathematics teacher in a Chicago high school. Her only worry is that one of her seniors is Joel Kupperman, the noted nQuiz Kidn. nRayn Hansen will be a highly renowned photo- grapher, his pleasant personality bringing forth the expressions in his subjects with which they like to be photographed. Barbara Cass will be famous for her taste and artistry in supplying just the right costume for any stage role. ' Fred Meier will no longer be just a nBuck Privateu in the United States Marine Corps, but will have been promoted to the rank of nMajorn. Beverly Wallis will be blowing that little silver whistle even harder when she is refereeing her own girls' gym classes at Plano High. Harold Dannewitz will be a great success as a mattress tester, for he is able to sleep anywhere and any time. Watch and see if these predictions don't come true! CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1944, of the Plano Community High School, in the County of Kendall and state of Illinois, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills made by us at any time. We, hereby devise, bequeath, and dispose thereof our worldly estate in the following man- ner. I To the Juniors, the Seniors leave all their diggity, manners, scholastic ability, and unending loyalty to the dear alma mater. Barbara Cass leaves her scholastic ability to Junior Adams. To Betty Weaver, Millie Christensen leaves her shy manner and quaint blushesg not that she nteds them, but just to have around in case ------- Harold Dannewitz leaves his engaging grin to Virginia Hughes. To Johnny Gilpatriok go Bud Fanning's cordu- roy pants. CThe dirty yellow ones.D Devonna Fritts leaves her most gracious thanks to Mr. Ulrich for all the recovered arti- cles she lost during the year. Mary Louise Gilpatrick leaves her ability to manage and organize to anyone who has need of it. To Duke Ewart, Wendell Gramley leaves his me- chanical ability for future use on his unpredict- able Pontiac. Ray Hansen leaves his meekness to be divided between Johnny Landis and Eugene DeCelles. To Helen, the Seniors leave their heartiest thanks for the numerous favors contributed through the years. Elaine Kolka is to have the honor Cwe ques- tion this point! of receiving Leila Hough's 'gum chewing and silly laugh. Glen Johns leaves his beautiful girlish legs to anyone who wants them. First come, first served. To Patty Heedy goes Joanne Junkin's HHolly- woodn walk. Q Fred Meier leaves his punctuality to Zada Coffman. We hope she puts it to use soon, for if she doesn't Helen's office pen will be worn out. Tucker Nelson has generously left his ath- letic ability to Bill, his brother. Not that he needs it, but just to keep it all in the family. Ray Niles has left to Leland Lueschen his manly physique. Gloria Patterson leaves her amiable dispo- sition to Mr. Hack. If it weren't for rationing we'd throw in a pound of sugar. fOr is that contrariness just a disguise?J Earl Rogers leaves his romantic inclinations which are so widely distributed throughout the school to anyone who has corresponding initials. To Alice Shaddle, Helen Sampson leaves her neatly arranged curls. Shirley Samuelson leaves to Honey Tatters the formula for her successful diet. Gerald Sawtelle has agreed to leave his ability to Ntake itn on the football field to Marion Priebe. Jane Simms leaves her sparkling personality to Charlotte Stein. Our most grateful thanks go to Mrs. Miller for the many hours spent in guiding us in the numerous activities engaged in since early grade school days. To little Evelyn Taylor, Betty Soderberg wills her stately height. Doris Swanson's general good behavior goes to Pete Kivitts. 2 Charlotte Tripp wills to Ellen Christensen her dependability on the newspaper staff. We need more like you, Charlotte. To Barbara Schumaker, Beverly Wallis leaves all their good times in the hope that Barbara will find someone to share them with next year. The angelic expression and manner of Jean Weir go to Hugh Meyer for use on his frequent trips to the office. Harlan Wiley has generously agreed to leave his fame and popularity with the Yorkville girls to Sonny Bergeson. To Bill Malmborg, Nadine Young leaves her motherly instincts as displayed in 'nJune Main. Oh, we admit nmullyu has instincts, but are they motherly? Frank Zink leaves to Miss Robinson his leng- thy strides. The Senior boys of the football squad leave to Coach Stephens this year's perfect record as an incentive to future teams. The Senior class leaves to Mr. Miller all of its ngold bricks,u and nprocrastlnatorsn to be safely locked away. To Miss Manship, we leave a Nmechanical cricketn for use in study hall. Miss Peterson receives our fondest thanks and gratitude for the time, skill, and patience she contributed to make the annual a success. To Miss Cagle, we leave an extra supply of pink slips to be given to future Seniors in last hour study hall. Being the last will and testament of the class of 1944, we hereby affix our signature. Cbawf f 7614 JUNIOR-SENIOR BQUUUET 1 At 7:50, Saturday, May 20, that eventful Junior- Senior Banquet was held at Telling's Restaurant with the Juniors, Seniors, faculty, and members of the school board present. Telling's tea room was attractively decorated with balmy tropical scenes. Richard Hough, the toastmaster, pr following program: 6 sented Miller Benoit Nelson Thurow Duke Ewart Invocation Maxine nAlohau Jack Response Tucker Tap Dance Frances Class Prophecy Class Will Clarinet Solo nPearl Divingn Candle Lighting Ceremony Devonna Fritts Shirley Blakely Mr. Stephens Miss Robinson Bob Parrish Leila Hough Vocal Trio Shirley Meier, Irene Needham, and Sal ly Lord the BHEECILAQUREQTE May 21, 1944 High School Gym Processional Hymn nOnward Christian Soldiersu Invocation The Elder R. E. Wildermuth WBeaut1ful Savioru Christiansen . A Cappella Incidental solo--Joann Junkin WL1sten to the Lambsn Dett A Cappella Scripture Reading M R. E. Simms, D. Da Alto Solo WBeoause of Thy Great Bountyu Hoffmeister Mary Louise Gilpatriok Sermon The Rev. Harold L. George Hymn NCome, Thou Almighty Kingn Benediction The Rev. E. Leonard Johnson NThe Lord Bless You and Keep Youn Luthin A Cappella CGMMENCEMENT NAmer1can Patroln Thomas Band Prooessional Band nPomp and Circumstanceu Elgar lLand of Hope and Glory! Star Spangled Banner Entire Audience Invocation The Rev. E. Leonard Johnson Address The Rev. John Gordon Bong Sam Fox WTh1s is My Countryn Full Mixed Chorus Presentation of the Class and the DeLee Awards P. H. Miller, Superintendent of Schools Presentation of the Diplomas Dr. A. E. Lord, President of the Board of Education Acceptance Thomas H. Nelson President of the Class of 1944 Recessional WPomp and Chivalryn, Roberts Band Postlude Band 12 f JUNIOR CLUBS In September the Junior Class, with the assis- tance of their class advisor, Miss Manship, elected the following officers: Richard Hough, presidentg Earl Lupei, vice-presidentg Maxine Miller, secre- tary and treasurerg and Duke Ewart, representative on the athletic board. The' school organized a student council in April to which Earl Lupei and Shirley Blakely were representatives of this class. The Juniors selected as their class play, nClarenceW a four-act mystery, 'by Booth Tarking- ton. The money they received for this play was used for the Junior-Senior Banquet, which was held at Tell1ng's restaurant on the 20th of May. Junior Class Reading from left to right: ' Top row: Eugene Adams, Richard Munson, Harley Anderson, Hugh Meyer, Duane Meier, Bob Parrish, Stanley Sleezer, Dave Orr, Jack Benoit. 1 f Middle row: Patty Reedy, Margaret Ekwinski, Barbara Schu- maker, Irene Needham, Shirley Meier, Sally Lord, Fran- ces Thurow, Beryl Severson, Marguerite Lancaster, Lois Fritsch. Bottom row: Zada Coffman, Shirley Blakely, Miss Manship- adviser, Earl Lupei, Richard Hough, Maxine Miller, Ellsworth Ewart, Doris Novak, Carl Alfredson. Sophomore Class Reading from left to right: Top row: Pete Kivitts, Howard Casner, John Landis, John Gilpatrick, Eugene DeCe1les, Jim Parrish, Louis Amer- man, Leslie Thorson, John Billingham. Second from top row: Louise Baker, Lorene Soderberg, Juliana Lupei, Doris Brown, Elaine Kolka, Charmaine Wallis, Ida Johnson, Jeanette Ovltt. Second from bottom row: Pat Sauer, Donna Rae Kaye, Fran- ces Hansen, Delores Madsen, Elmer Bergeson, Betty Weaver, Dolores George, Norma Sleezer. Bottom row: Miss Robinson - adviser, Evelyn Tatters, Ida Tripp, Alice Shaddle, Bob Simms, Charlotte Stein, Shirley Macy, Marguerite Hatcher. Freshmen Class Reading from left to right: Top row: Junior Adams, Robert Squirell, Marion Priebe, Donald Smith, Jerry Wiley, Edward Kolka, Owen Cooper, Bill Malmborg, Jerry Seaton, Bruce Marshall. Second from top row: Ellen Christensen, Cleo Bromeland, Margaret Thomas, Joanne Gregory, Doris Carlson, Pat Fanning, Mary Jane Coppes, Rosemary Forg, Carol Erick- son, Catherine Johnson. -Second from bottom row: Charlene Shepherd, Betty Stephens, Lenore Johnson, John Vankirk, Alvin Schumacher, Stuart Johnson, Joe Swigart, Leland Lueschen, Mary Frances Weir, Maxine Schuning. Bottom row: Doris Weaver, Shirley Mason, Miss Peterson' adviser, Mary Lou Beschorner, Don Daley, B111 Grey, B111 Nelson, Ann Benoit, Violet Kurtz, Evelyn Taylor. ga- . nan ,151 .. 4- P1 F5 ,f ' fb, 18 .3- -gb' 413 in la mrwc5fs O r'?' H Jtk ff ef ., '4- Fred Glen Fred Dale QUIPS Senior Servicemen Cleveland: nYou may relish him more in the soldier than in the scholar.n Johns: UA good many things go around in the dark besides Santa Claus.n Meier: nThe unspoken word never does harm.n Shaddle: HA little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men.n Harlan Wiley: nAll of his lessons he could get if Jack only allowed to study to the beat of his drum.n Junior Quips Benoit: uOne ear it heard: at the other out it went. I! Shirley Blakely: HA quiet, efficient, and willing worker.u Margaret Ekwinski: HA quiet maiden of few words.n UDukeH Ewart: HI agree with no man's opinions, I Lois have some of my own.H f Fritsch: nNothinQ is more useful than silence.n Richard Hough: HA chap well liked by both sexes.n Virginia Hughes: Easy to look at but hard to get along with.H Marguerite Lancaster: NLove has entered her life like a shell into a for- tress.N Sally Lord: nCorrect with spirit, eloquent with ease, intent to reason, or polite to p1ease.n Earl Lupei: NThere is nothing half so sweet in life as love's young dream.n Shirley Meier: UA sweet girl and exceedingly neat.n Maxine Miller: HA good heart always wishes to do right and be friendly to everyone.n Richard Munson: nThe same yesterday, today, and forever.H Irene Needham: nSmiles are a language of love.n Doris Novak: HI disturb no one with my voice.n David Orr: nHath any man seen him at the bar- her's?N Robert Parrish: HI like work, it fasoinatcs mt, I can sit and look at it for b hours.H Patty Reedy: VLive, laugh, and he gay.H Beryl Severson: nThy fair hair my heart en- chained.n Frances Thurow: UMuch may be said on both sides.n sopsomoass The Sophomore class, with Miss Robinson as adviser, held their first meeting September lO, 1945 for the election of class officers. Those elected were: President ---- Bob Simms Vice President ---- Alice Shaddle Secretary-Treasurer ---- Charlotte Stein Athletic Board Representative ---- Ida Tripp The initiation party for the Freshmen was held in the gym the evening of Friday, October 15 with the Sophomores enjoying it just as much as the Freshmen. Frequent meetings were held to collect money with which gifts were bought for the boys leaving for the armed services. These Sophomores were 1001 members of the Junior Red Cross. Pat Sauer and Marguerite Hatcher were elected as Sophomore members of the Student Council when it was organized. Other Sophomore members were Alice Shaddle, representing Pep Glubg and Bob Simms, athletics. FRESHMEN The freshmen organized September 10, 1943 with Miss Peterson as their adviser. They chose as officers: President---Bill Gray Vice President---Bill Nelson Secretary-Treasurer---Mary Lou Beschorner Athletic Board Representative---Don Daley The one activity the freshmen had this year was initiation. They were invited to come in cos- tume but nothing particular was suggested. Prizes were awarded to the best dressed who were Carol Erickson, Ellen Christensen, Doris Weaver, and Catherine Johnson. All four girls were dressed as negroes. The evening was spent in playing games and relays and ended with the sophomores serving refreshments. Several of the freshmen athletes were an asset to the various teams on which they played. Other activities in which some of the members took part were the Planet staff and music. They also elected Cleo Bromeland and Bill Nelson as Student Council members. - The Class of '47 is a big class this. year, totaling 44. It will be interesting to see how many are there in '47. 15. A fi' 2. 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'fv -Vi! wwiff 1 ,Q .MV-frff-41. -f.V- 1 uf -am. ,.f.-ggwr, ,v..v,. ,u-35,5 .. V-J., .. dz--1. L-411. .fp Q -. wa,-,A-...,., qv, .- - ' V+. 'S f f fr' L' -.11 171' 'S 12. 'iff' , ,Vi W.wcffeg1.!gQ':'rSfg-5-fv, .-'f?1:,s1 2 fiEQ15,1-I:!1e1'11'ff' :fm-'l . 1 'E' 1+ 'n L . 'F X FGOTFBPAL The Plano High School football team of 1943 rose to the greatest attainable heights. They completed their season with an undefeated, untied record. This established the team as one of the greatest in Plano history. They naturally were the champions of the Fox Valley conference. The team compiled enviable records on both offense and defense. In the six perfect games they rolled up 206 points while holding their opposition to 18. Thus they had an offensive record of 54 points per game and a defensive record of 5 points per game. The team worked beautifully together to establish both records. This was the first year at Plano for Coach C. 'W. Stephens and he made a very impressive start. Plano opened their season with a bang as they served advance notice of what was to come by running up one of the biggest scores in years in crushing Plainfield, 68 to O. Then came sweet revenge on a team that took the championship out of Plano's grasp last year with two close victories--Yorkville. Plano really turned it on and came out on top of a lopsided 52 to 6 score. Sandwich offered a little trouble but Plano rose to the occasion and flattened her old rival, 28 to 12. On the second leg of the round robin, Plano encountered some more trouble but came through unscathed. Plano trounced Plainfield 54 to O and then ran into a very stubborn Yorkville eleven. After a hard-drawn-out game Plano emerged the victor 7 to O. In the season's finale Plano proved what a truly great team she was as she walked all over Sandwich to close a perfect season with a 59 to O victory. That gave Plano an undefeated, untied record for the year. Plano was one of only ten schools in Illinois to have a perfect season. Let's all hope that with the good material returning next fall the 1944 team will equal this record. The major letter winners were Captain Bud Fanning, a smashing fullback, Tucker Nelson, quick-thinking quarterback, Glen Johns, high-scoring left half who set a new Fox Valley Conference scoring record of 82 points, one more than was scored by the fleet right half, Harlan Wiley. Our brilliant line was made up of Gerald Sawtelle, Senior left end, a three-year letter winnerg big Ray Niles, Senior right end and reserve left half, Tom Sleezer and John Landis, a pair of second year guards and the first year men, Howard Cas- ner, a Sophomore tackle, Marion Priebe and Bill Malm- borg, freshmen tackles, and Bill Nelson, dependable Freshman center. The rest of the squad was made up of five letter- winners--Jack Benoit, Earl Lupel, and Duane Meier, Juniors, John Billingham, Sophomore, and Jerry Wiley, Freshman. All these boys, along with six first team men, will be back next year. The loyal never-failing subs, who will be back fighting for a place again next year, are Pete Kivitts, Bob Simms, Jim Parrish, and John Gilpatrick, Sophomores, and Bill Brown, Edward Kolka, Owen Cooper, Don Daley, and Don Smith, Freshmen. These boys all have two or three years to make the team as regulars. The squad lost six boys during the prac- tice season for various reasons. They were, Frank Zink, Dale Shaddle, Rex Wildermuth, Teenie Madsen, John Peters, and Chester Dreher. Bill Gray was the manager and, of course, enough can't be said for our coach, big Coach Stephens, who made and molded this great team. We are proud to present this team on the football page of the Plano Yearbook of 1944. ' FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Plainfield 66- 0 won Here' Yorkville 62- 6 Won There Sandwich 28-12 Won Here' Plainfield 64- 0 Won There Yorkville 7- 0 Won Here' Sandwich 59- 0 Won There W Played at Yorkville Y 6 Won Lost O Fox Valley Conference Standings - 1945 Woe Lost Percentage Plano 0 1.000 Yorkville 5 5 .500 Sandwich 5 6 .500 Plainfield O 6 .OOO 'IBFXSKETBALL Plano's basketball season of 1945-44 was very suc- cessful though rather strange in spots. The team start- ed the season strong, hit a slack spot, then fin- ished in impressive style. The overall season record was ll won and 7 lost. Plano made a very good showing in the Little Ten Conference, by a record of 7 won and 5 lost. Plano failed to place in either the Little Ten or District Tournament, although they bowed to the eventual winner of one and the runner-up of the other. Highlights of the season were victories over Serena, Leland and Waterman, three of the strongest teams in the Little Ten, twin victories over Sandwich, and one over Yorkville, both traditional rivals, a thrilling defeat to Geneva in the semi-finals of the District Tournament, and decisive victories -over Hinckley, Big Rock, Paw Paw, Rollo, and Plainfield. This was Coach Stephens' first year and the indi- cations for the future are very encouraging. The coach has a host of under-classmen left for next year and when they have a little more experience and have learned his system they should really carry on. The personnel of the squad varied as boys left for the service. and Freshmen improved and moved up. The team was originally composed of four Seniors and a Junior, but ended up with two Seniors, two Juniors, and a Freshman on the first five. The entire first squad was composed of Captain Tucker Nelson, Glen Johns, Harlan Wiley, Ray Niles, Harold Dannewitz, Jack Benoit, Richard Hough, Tom Sleezer, Bob Parrish, John Landis, Jim Parrish, John Billlngham, Pete Kivitts, Bill Nelson, Jerry Wiley, Bill Brown, Owen Cooper, Bill Gray, and Leland Lueschen. Don Smith served as mana- ger. Both Senior guards, Glen Johns and Harlan Wiley, left for service in mid-season, weakening the squad. Their places were ably filled by ambitious under- classmen. A new school scoring record was established by Captain Tucker Nelson, as he made a new record for the third consecutive year, raising this year's total to 250 points. Last year's total was 215, the record up to that time. The basketball boys played and worked hard all during the season and deserve a lot of credit fer their fine sblrit and showing. Coach Stephens deserves a lot of credit for his handling of The boys, his leadership, and fine example. The cheering section also deserves much praise for its loyal support and inspiration, as well as the townspeople who turned out for the games. We close the season by saying nwell donen and eagerly await next year to see what the boys do with the fine start they got this year. The spring sports program for Plano High School was strictly intramural-Ha few weeks polishing basket- ball for next yearg spring football, the groundwork for next fallg and a little track, for conditioning legs and wind. There is no interscholastic track since not many schools around here have track and we don't have a complete program ourselves. Score We Won or or Where Date Opponent They Lost Played Nov Paw Paw 54 - 52W W There Yorkville 48 - 57 W Here Waterman 58 - 54W W Here Dec Sandwich 55 - 51' W Here Serena 55 - 294 W There Earlvllle 42 - 494 L Here Jan Rollo 61 - 244 W There Newark 50 - 52 L Here Sandwich 48 - 52 W There Big Rock 46 - 28 W Here Somonauk 50 - 454 L There Jan -28 Little Ten Tournament at Hinckley Serena 25 - 42 L Feb Hinckley 27 - 17+ W Here 5 Yorkville 27 - 52 L There 10 Shabbona 28 - 60' L There 18 Leland 40 - 524 W Here 22-25 District Tournament at Mooseheart Plainfield 51 - 54- W Geneva 48 - 55 bL 711 - 645 ll-7 +L1ttle Ten Conference Games Junior Cheerleaders m Reading from left to right: Dolores George, Patsy Fanning, Pat Sauer. Senior Cheerleaders Reading from left to right: Leila Hough, Joann Junkin, Sally Lord. x Basketball Reading from left to right: Top row: Donald Smith--Manager, Bill Gray, John Billingham, Stanley Sleezer, Owen Cooper, Jim Parrish, Bob Parrish, Pete Kivitts. 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Cavclee Erickson Cuban Girls: Ann Benoit, Shirley Blakely, Patricia Canham, Ellen Christensen, Zada Coffman, Patsy Fanning, Dolores George, Marguerite Hatcher, Ida Johnson, Lenore Johnson, Donna Rae Hays, Violet Kurtz, Juliana Lupei, Shirley Macy, Delores Madsen, Shirley Meier,t Irene Needham, Pat Sauer, Beryl Severson, Alice bhaddle, Evelyn Taylor, Frances Thurow, Charlotte Tripp, Ida Tripp, Bette Weaver, and Doris Weaver. ' College Boys: Howard Casner, John Gilpatrick, Bill Gray, Stuart Johnson, Pete Klvitts, Jim ParrLsh,Jerry Seaton, Ebb Simms, Donald Smith, Robert Squirell, and Jerry Wiley. Mango Vendor, Harold Kivittsg Tamalero, Bill Grayg Chinese Lottery Vendor, Donald Smithg Newsboy, John Vanhirk. Cuban Orchestra: Hugh Meyer, Bill Nelson, and Alvin Schumacher. Cuban Chaperonesz' Cleo Bromeland, Barbara Cass, Margaret Ekwinski, Maxine Miller, Patty Reedy, Helen Sampson, Shirley Samuelson, Jane Simms, Charlotte Stein, Evelyn Tatters, Margaret Thomas, and Nadine Young. The action of ln Gay Havana takes place in the patio of the lsla Q6 Cuba, a newly-opened hotel under the management of Senor Alvarez, The first guests are a tourist party consisting of the neadle sisters, the newly-wed Potters, and a group of American college boys under the leadership of Stan and Tom. Later they are joined by Margot, an attractive Cuban girl, and her mysterious companion, Senora X. The perennial Latin-American revolution breaks out and the entire party is confined to the hotel. Stan falls in love with Margot while Tom pays court to Carmen, the daughter of Senor Alvarez. Carmen, while reciprocating Tom's affection, is pre- vented from acknowledging her true feeling by the over zealous guardianship of her ubiquitous chaperone. Senor Valdez, a Cuban patriot, finds refuge in the hotel. He is seeking important government documents. The climax of the drama centers about the disappearance of Margot and the mysterious kidnapping of George Potter. Finally, Margot, her secret mission accomplished, returns to the hotel. George re-appears and discloses the identity of his captcr, Senora X, who is the real bearer of the documents Sr. Valdez is seeking and the father of Margot. The lovers' problems are worked out and everyone is happy. Much of the success of the operetta was due to the attractive stage setting. Alice Shaddle painted a scene and made patterns for decorations on the stage. These patterns were used by the girls of the music classes and Mr. Ulrich. Others to whom credit is due are: Miss Robinson, Assistant director, hrs. Glyn Jones, Make-up, Alice Shaddle, art, Jane Simms, properties, A Shirley Samuelson and Shirley Blakely, business mgrsg Miss Peterson, Leila Hough, Jevtnna Fritts, and Betty Soderberg, tickets and programsg Mr. Ulrich, lighting, Wendell Gramley, sound effects, Helen Vilmin, ticket sales, Joanne Gregory, Frances Hansen, earl Rogers, Gloria Patterson, Donald ualey, and Jean Weir, ushers. A CAPPELLA Before A Cappella organized definitely this year, all of last year's members were invited to Mrs. M11ler's during the Christmas holidays to sing the songs of last year and to make some records. A boys' double quartet organized and ap- peared several times. Girls' tryouts were held February 28 and the A Cappella organized March 5. Noon practices were decided upon and for several weeks the group practiced every Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday noon. Mary Louise Gilpatrlck was elected president and Jane Simms, secretary. Public appearances were: Woman's Club, March l6 Good Friday Service, April 7 Easter Concert, April 9 Fox Valley Festival, May l Baccalaureate, May 21 Kendall County Festival, May 23 Songs used: O God Our Help in Ages Past arr. by Barton Cherubim Song Bortiansky 'Listen to the Lambs Nathaniel Dett Beautiful Savior Christiansen Praise to the Lord Christiansen The Lord Bless You and Keep You Luthin Now We Sing Thy Praise Tschnehoff Rain and the River Sam Fox This is My Country Fred Waring Series A group of negro spirituals I Wonder as I Wander White Spiritual This Glad Easter Day Dickinson O Sons and Daughters of the King Max Krone Girls: Legend Tschaikowsky Boys: Were You There Dett Membership: First Soprano Dolores George Ida Johnson Lenore Johnson Sally Lord Helen Sampson Shirley Samuelson Second Soprano Patsy Fanning Devonna Fritts Shirley Meier Alice Shaddle Frances Thurow First Alto Joann Junkin Delores Madsen Maxine Miller Irene Needham Pat Sauer Jane Simms Second Alto Mary Louise Gilpatrick Patty Reedy A Margaret Thomas ,Director--Mrs. Miller First Tenor John Gilpatrick Bill Gray Hugh Meyer Second Tenor Pete Kivitts Bill Malmborg Donald Smith First Bass John Billingham Ray Niles Jerry Wiley Second Bass John Landis B111 Nelson Frank Zink Bob Simms Musnc CLASSES The music classes are composed of more than half the students in the high school. They have had a busy year. Singing four parts for male voices in the boys' classes, three and four parts for women's voices in the girls' groups, and four part mixed harmony, make up the major portion of the work of these classes. They have appeared publicly at: Oct. l - Plano Lutherans' Fiftieth Anniversary Dec. 3 - Operetta Cdescribed elsewhere! Feb. lu - Father-Son Banquet May 8 - Mother-Daughter Banquet May 25 - Commencement Other projects of the classes included the study of the work of the masters of music as per- formed by great musical organizations. Records make much of this available, but on Feb. 19, nine- teen music students went to hear the Chicago Sym- phony Orchestra and on April 21, eleven attended the opera NMignonW performed by the Metropolitan Opera'Company of New York. Some have attended non their ownn. Many feel they are now better able to understand and appreciate good radio music because of these trips. Junior-Senior Music Class Reading from left to right: Top row: Leila Hough, Nadine Young, Shirley Samuelson, Devonna Fritts, Zada Coffman, Margaret Ekwinski, Patty Reedy, Maxine Miller, Mary Louise Gilpatrick, Barbara Cass. Middle row: Sally Lord, Helen Sampson, Charlotte Tripp, Beryl Severson, Shirley Meier, Frances Thurow, Shirley Blakely, Irene Needham, Joann Junkin, Jane Simms. Bottom row: Wendell Gramley, Hugh Meyer, Earl Rogers, Mrs. Miller--director, Bud Fanning, Ray Niles, Tom Nelson, Frank Zink. I Freshmen-Sophomore Music Class Reading from left to right: Top row: Ida Tripp, Marguerite Hatcher, Catherine John- son, Lenore Johnson, Dolores George, Patsy Fanning, Charlotte Stein, Frances Hansen, Delores Madsen, Shirley Macy, Donna Rae Kays. - Second from top row: Betty Weaver, Evelyn Tatters, Violet Kurtz, Ida Johnson, Juliana Lupei, Evelyn Taylor, Ann Benoit, Doris Weaver, Joanne Gregory, Margaret Thomas, Cleo Eromeland, Pat Sauer. Second from bottom row: Bill Malmborg, Pete Kivitts, Donald Smith, Stuart Johnson, Alvin Schumacher, Alice Shaddle, Ellen Christensen, Carol Erickson, Don Daley, Jerry Wiley, Howard Casner, Jim Parrish, Joe Swigart, John Billingham, John Vankirk. Bottom row: Bill Gray, John Gilpatrick, Jerry Seaton, Mrs. Miller--director, Bob Simms, John Landis, Marion' Priehe, Robert Squirell, Bill Nelson. 00 9 w 4 ,,,, ,,,.,, , BAND The Plano Band has endured another war regu- lated year and is still hopefully waiting for the chance to again attain their rating of two years ago as UState Ghampions.n At that time Plano was a class WCM high school but is now a class NDN high school because of the drop in school enroll- ment. Because out of town trips were impossible and there was no contest, the Band Parents' Asso- ciation sponsored several aotivitles to keep up the interest of the band. These entertainments were: Two Skating Parties Supper and Movies of Band Box Social Dance Dance for Band and High School Although the transportation situation was bad, the band played several scheduled programs here in Plano. These appearances were: Labor Day Celebration Sandwich Fair Annual Concert May Fete Graduation Memorial Day Parade BAND Reading from left to right: ' First row: Irene Needham, clarinet, Frances Thurow, clari net, Shirley Blakely, clarinet, Shirley Macy, clarinet Joann Olson, flute, Dcrose Zink, flute, Sally Lord, flute, John Gilpatrick, flute, John Billingham, flute. Second row: Dorothy Erwin, clarinet, Betty Casner, clari net, Marilyn Lord, clarinet, Donald Smith, clarinet, Vera Scull, French horn, Ann Benoit, French horn, Evelyn Tatters, French horn, Howard Casner, French horn, Stuart Johnson, bassoon, Edna Konow, bass clarinet, Bill Gray, alto clarinet, Mary Louise Gilpatrick, oboe. Third row: Dolores George, clarinet, Patty Reedy, clari net, Wayne McQuade, clarinet, Jeanette Nelson, clarinet, Paul Christensen, cornet, Donna Rae Kaye, cornet, Dick Sauer, cornet, Owen Cooper, cornet, Maxine Schuning, cornet, Mary Lou Beschorner, cornet, Zada Coffman, tenor saxophone, Pat Fanning, tenor saxophone, Hugh Meyer, tenor saxophone, Donald Heller, alto saxophone, Lorraine Prickett, alto saxophone, Neva Coffman, alto saxophone, George Hotho, alto saxophone, Ellen Christensen, alto saxophone, Fourth row: Betty Kilts, clarinet, Marcia Gunderson, clarinet, Harry Burisch, clarinet, Leland Lueschen, cor net, Du Wayne Peterson, cornet, Ann Henrickson, cornet, Jimmy Dunne, cornet, June Schuning, cornet, Harold Rey nolds, cornet, Rosemary Forg, bass saxophone, June Gramley, bass saxophone, Marcia Curwen, bass saxophone, -Bernard Benoit, baritone, Gerald Sawtelle, baritone, Carl Alfredson, trombone, Marple Rae Trotter, trombone, Earl Rogers, trombone, Drums: Philip Zink, Bill Nelson, Jerry Wiley, Waverly Schuning. Bass Horns: Jimmy Kimmy, Jimmy Peters. Director: R. B. Wight K 1 z ., BEST FOCDT FORM! A RD Characters iln order cf appearancel Dutch Miller Gerald Sawtelle who has the shingles - Hunk Hoyt Glen Johns Dutch's pal 4 Chuck Green Harlan Wiley always in a hurry Satchel Moyer Bud Fanning a slow moving chap Prof. Reeber Frank Zink school principal Miss Smith Shirley Samuelson girl's chaperone W Minerva r Helen Sampson Hunk's girl - Ethel Nadine Young Dutch's girl The Blind Date ' A Leila Hough raucous--voiced blonde Miss Delaware Water Gap Jean Weir Satchel's Southern belle Old Grad Ray Niles graduate of Winsocki r Bud Hooper Tom Nelson who invites two girls Mother Lloyd Mildred Christensen house mother Gale Joy Joann Junkin glamorous movie star Kay Haggerty Devonna Fritts Gale's business manager Helen Sohlessinger Mary L. Gilpatrick Bud's girl Charlotte Billings Charlotte Tripp newspaper reporter The Senior sented November nBest Foot tribulations of Class play NBest Foot Forwardt was pre- 5, 1945. Forwardn is the story of the trials and a group of Winsocki Prep boys who are pre- paring for their Senior Prom. ' When Bud Hooper invites glamorous movie actress, Gale Joy, to the Prom and also asks his own girl, Helen Schlesf singer, the fun begins. Bud's roommates, Hunk Hoyt and Dutch Miller, try to help him--but only make matters more humorous. When the girls, Ethel, Minerva, Blind Date, Miss Delaware Water Gap, and Helen, arrive accompanied by their chaperone, Miss Smith, the boys are at their wits' end. The girls, however, become quite angry when the boys pay too much attention to Gale. Greene, a quiet, mild- mannered youth has a Blind Date, a raucous voiced blonde. Satchel, a blundering boy, has the glamorous Miss Delaware Water Gap for his date. The Blind Date solves the girls' problem by causing them to attack Gale Joy and tear her clothing to shreds. Prof. Reeber then steps in, to expel Bud. Mother Lloyd, the boys' housemother, is much relieved when the trouble seems to have died down. When Gale Joy and her manager, Kay Haggerty, find out that this is going to happen, they contrive, with Char- lotte Billings, a girl reporter, to frame the Professor. The ruse works and Bud is exonerated. Gale Joy receives some much needed publicity, the school receives fame and a football team--much to the joy of the Old Grad--and Bud and Helen are finally reunited. Credit for the success of the play goes to the cast, Miss Manship, directorg Barbara Cass, properties, Mrs. Clark, make-upg Jane Simms, prompterg Miss Cagle, ticket sales, and Mr. Ulrich, technician, Miss Peterson, Gloria Patterson, and Doris Swanson, tickets and programs, Mary L. Gilpatrick, business managerg Doris Swanson, Harold Dannewitz, Betty Soderberg, Gloria Patterson, Wendell Gramley, Beverly Wallis, and Ray Hansen, ushers. .'lEkki-gjmfnpgill nClareneeH,a four-act mystery by Booth Tark- ington,was presented by the Junior Class April 28, 1944. Characters Cln order of appearancej Mrs. Martyn Irene Needham Mr. Wheeler's secretary Mr. Wheeler ' Richard Hough The father Mrs. Wheeler Shirley Meier The mother Bobby Wheeler Jack Benoit The son Cora Wheeler Shirley Blakely The daughter Violet Finney Sally Lord The governess Clarence Duke Ewart A returned soldier Della Maxine Miller The maid Mrs. Dinwiddie Patty Reedy The housekeeper Hubert Stem Robert Parrish A grass widower e Rosie Frances Thurow ,The voice From the moment Clarence drags his lanky figure into the New York office of the wealthy executive, Mr. Wheeler, his worn uniform and naive manner seem to attract the confidences of the whole Wheeler household. Undaunted by the efforts of Mrs. Martyn, the office secretary, to discourage him in his search for a job there, he becomes a witness to all the family secrets. Enters Bobby, who has just been expelled from his third school and has been home long enough to become in- volved in a harmless affair with the maid Della. Enters Cora, indignantly protesting because Violet, her govern- ess, has come to her father to expose her love affair with the grass widower, Hubert Stem. Enters Mrs. Wheeler, the young stepmother, who is jealous because of the necessary conferences between Violet and Mr. Wheeler. The humor develops over the mystery of Clarence's name and origin. Mrs. Dinwiddie, the housekeeper, though she calls on him in every emergency, is doubtful whether to address him as an equal or as one of the family. All the women fall in love with the mysterious Clarence while Violet intrigues the men. The discovery that Clarence is in reality a renown- ed entomologist leads to the reconciliation of the Wheelers, and Clarence, backed by the offer of a job in Washington, proposes to Violet while Bobby and Cora con- sole each other. Credit for the success of the play goes to the castg Miss Manship, director, Pat Reedy, Margaret Ekwinski, Frances Thurow, properties, Mr. Ulrich, tech- niciang Mrs. Clark, make-up, Miss Vilmin, ticket sell- ing, Beryl Severson, Lois Fritsch, tickets and programsg Frances Thurow, prompterg Earl Lupei, Beryl Severson, business mgrs.g Hugh Meyer, sax playingg Marguerite Lancaster, Margaret Ekwinski, Virginia Hughes, Beryl Severson, Lois Fritsch, ushers. ' V099 PETE The May Fete was held in the gym on the night of May 5. The queen's throne was on a platform built in front of the south bleacher. This was decorated by nlive flowers,W children dressed to represent the flowers 'in the pageant, The choir of grade school children occupied the bleacher back of the queen and made a pretty picture in their spring clothes and with a great sunburst decoration of spring flowers above them. The program follows: Processional of grade school children Grand March of the Queen and her Court May Qneen Barbara Cass Attendants Gloria Patterson Leila Hough Irene Needham Frances Thurow Donna Rae Kays Patricia Canham Doris Weaver Ellen Christensen Guard of Honor Bud Fanning Harold Dannelitz Richard Hough Jack Benoit Howard Casner Pete Kivitts Bill Malmborg Bill Nelson K Trainbearers Patty Davis Dennis Sorenson Louise Darnell Dean Graves Posting of Colors Scouts Jerry Simms and Robert Schumacher Pledge of Allegiance Singing of Star Spangled Banner Pageant of Flowers Grade School Bluebells Butterflies Daisies , Rain Clouds Tulips Sunbeams Roses Violets Dewdrops Presentation of May Baskets Kindergarten Maypole Dance Seniors Helen Sampson Bud Fanning Mildred Christensen Tommy Gramley Mary Louise Gilpatrick Gerald Sawtelle Shirley Samuelson Ray Hansen Jean Weir Frank Zink ' Jane Simms Ray Niles Joann Junkin Tom Nelson Nadine Young Harold Dannewitz Crowning of 1945 Queen, Shirley Blakely suLH0uU1f smrf Editor in chief . . . Mary Louise Gilpatrick Senior editor .... ...... Devonna Fritts Underclass editor ........ Gloria Patterson Sports editors . . Tom Nelson, Harlan Wiley, Bud Fanning Activities editor ....... Shirley Samuelson Art ........ ........ Barbara Cass Business .... . Frank Zink, Gerry Sawtelle Faculty Sponsors . . . Mrs. Miller, Miss Peterson Several girls of the Typing II class have typed and out stencils faithfully. Nadine Young and Leila Hough should be especially mentioned. Jane Simms and Helen Sampson have both spent many hours running the mimeograph. Others who contributed much time and skill were: Gloria Patterson, Mildred Christensen, Doris Swanson, Devonna Fritts, Jean Weir, Betty Soderberg, Joann Junkin, Barbara Cass and Charlotte Tripp. We were particularly fortunate in our Editor in Chief who brought the annual through to completion in spite of the many difficulties encountered. Special mention should be made of the generous assist- ance of Mr. Robert Lincoln in photography. Several of our pictures would have been impossible without him. The staff photographer was Mr. Blankenberg of Kankakee. The yearbooks were financed by the subscription fee of one dollar and a half and proceeds from the waste fat drives. p The staff has made a sincere effort to produce a good book. They hope it meets with your approval. Best Foot Forward Reading from left to right: Top left: Jean Weir, Bud Fanning, Leila 'Bough, Helen Sampson, Nadine Young, Shirley Samuelson, Mary Louise Gilpatrick, Gerry Bawtelle, Tom Nel- . son, Joann Junkin, Devonna Frltts, Frank Zink, Mildred Christensen, Ray Niles, Charlotte Tripp. The two-star service flag is for Glen Johns and Har- lan Wiley who are in the armed forces. Clarence Reading from left to right: Top right: Earl Lupei, Patty Reedy, Maxine Miller, Bob Parrish, Sally Lord, Duke Ewart, Shirley Blakely, Jack Benoit, Richard Hough, Frances Thurow, Shirley Meier, Irene Needham. May Feta This year's May Queen, Barbara Cass, and her court. ' In Gay Havana Reading from left to right: Bottom of page: Harlan Wiley, Joann Junkin, Tom Nelson, Mary Louise Gllpatrick, Ray Niles, Sally Lord, Bill Malmborg, Nadine Young, Charlotte Stein, Maxine Miller, Devonna Frltts, Leila Hough, John VanK1rk, Donald Smith. ' U 3.01 f 5: 1 A ii I v is 52 M PL!-NND Hi PLANET This name replaces URound About P. C. H. S.n Under the old name the staff met Sept. 15, with Mrs. Miller who acted as faculty advisor, to organize for the year 1945-44. With several new ideas and new members, they looked forward to a very pleasant, active year. Membership in the state and national scho- lastic press associations provided valuable crit- ical service and inspiring helps. One of their suggestions which brought immediate action was to change the name to one more suitable for a school newspaper. After some study and discussion UP1ano Hi Planetu was adopted. A new masthead was plan- ned, with Alice Shaddle as artist. She also made the designs for the department titles uSportsU and Wln the Grooven. The first copy of UPlano Hi Planetn in its new dress appeared February 2. It was approved by the public as well as the students and we hope it lasts for years to come. It appears each week of the school year as a feature of the Kendall County News published in Plano. We arc very grateful to Mr. Faxon and his staff for their support. Weekly contributors to the paper were: Sally Lord, feature writcrg Mary Louise Gilpatrick, columnist nln the Grooveng Tucker Nelson, sports, and Shirley Samuelson, exchange notes. Others on the staff were: Irene Needham, alumni and service news, Frances Thurow, Inquiring Reporterg Alice Shaddle, Carol Erickson, Ellen Christensen, Duke Ewart, Bob Simms, Patsy Fanning, and John Billing- ham, reporters: Charlotte Tripp, and Mildred Christensen, typists. HPlanetU Staff QTop Lefty Standing: Carolee Erickson, Patsy Fanning, Ellen Christenw sen, Irene Needham, Bud Fanning, Duke Ewart, John Bill- lngham, Frances Thurow, Charlotte Tripp, Mildred Christe ensen. Seated: Alice Shaddle, Tom Nelson, Mary Louise Gilpatrick, Sally Lord, Mrs. Miller, Shirley Samuelson. Athletic Board CTop'R1ghtb Duke Ewart, Devonna Fritts, Shirley Samuelson, Don Daley, Ida Tripp. NSilhouetten Staff QCenterj Standing: Gloria Patterson, Tom Nelson, Jean Weir, Bud Fan- ning, Gerry Sawtelle, Shirley Samuelson, Barbara Cass. Seated: Devonna Fritts, Miss Peterson, Mary Louise Gilpat- rick, Mrs. Miller, Frank Zink. nThe Hangoutn CLower Leftl Dancers Left to right: Gerry Sawtelle, Alice Shaddle, Maxine Miller, Jerry Wiley, Frances Thurow, Duke Ewart. Rear: Doris Weaver, Bill Nelson, Shirley Meier, Ray Niles, Shirley Blakely, Jim Parrish, Shirley Macy, John Gllpat- rick. Front: Pat Fanning, John Billingham, Pat Sauer, Dolores George, Betty Weaver, Pete Kivitts, Joann Junkin, Tom Nelson. Conga Line From head of the line: Helen Samoson, Sally Lord, Irene Needham, Mary Louise Gilpatrick, Louise Baker, Honey Tat- ters, Catherine Johnson, Maxine Schuning, Margaret Thomas, Cleo Bromeland, Ida Johnson, Barbara Cass, Jean Weir, Margaret Ekwinski, Mary Weir, Rosemary Forg, Mary Lou Beshorner, Charlotte Tripp, Juliana Lupei, Char- lotte Stein, Norma Sleezer, Delores Madsen, Mildred Christensen, Shirley Samuelson. ' Z r 0 .. W ? 1 ! , f 4 'J f'. , , . ,, THE HFXNGCUT Into student circles came a new idea this year--a recreational center. Sponsored by the P. T. A. and enthusiastically approved by the high school students, a working committee consisting of Mary Louise Gilpatrick, Tucker Nelson, and Sally Lord, was elected to meet with the P. T. A. committee--namely, Mrs. L. N. Shaddle, Mrs. A. E. Lord, Mr. Erwin Telling, and Mr. P. H. Miller--to make plans for this new project. . One of the most important contributions was the place in which to congregate, the private dining room of Telling's restauranta made available by Mr. Telling. Then there was the recorded music for dancing, which was furnished for a while by Wendell Gramley and Mr. Dick Titzel, and was later supplied by a victrola which Dick Miller fixed up especially for that purpose. Records were bought from contributions made by students--later from proceeds from the box social. After much discus- sion of suitable names, this center was christened HThe Hangout,n decorated in purple and white, and on every Friday night became a merry meeting place for dancing and general good fellcwship. Decorated anew on Hallowe'en, it was the center of a gay scavenger hunt. Mistletoe, set off by bright fes- toons of red and green, adorned it during the Christmas Holidays. Lacy frills, red hearts, and cupids made a bower of loveliness for the happy throng at the Hangoutis Valentine box social. What would Leap year have been without the Hangout to which the girls took their dates? Even St. Patrick's Day was not forgotten. Students from all the classes pitched .in to make this thing their own, and the parent supervisors helped in every conceivable way. All in all, the hangout-was a huge success, made possible only by the enthusiasm and cooperation of everyone involved. PEP CLUB The Pep Club was organized September 22 with Mr. Miller presiding. They elected the following officers: President ------ Mary Louise Gilpatrick Vice President ------ Helen Sampson Secretary-- ---- Jean Weir Two groups of .cheerleaders were chosen for the year: Senior Cheerleaders ----- Joann Junkin Leila Hough Sally Lord Junior Cheerleaders ----- Patsy Fanning Pat Sauer Dolores George The Senior Cheerleaders, dressed in purple skirts and white sweaters, led cheers for the first team while the Junior Cheerleaders, dressed in white skirts and purple sweaters, led the yells for the second team. Most of the meetings were devoted to practic- ing and working out new yells which the cheer- leaders had originated. Because of a display of poor sportsmanship at several of the basketball games, the Pep Club printed and distributed to the student body and patrons the University of Illi- nois NCode of Sportsmanship.n A marked improve- ment was noted. STUDENT CQUNCIL Student Councils exist in many schools for good govern- ment, loyal constructive school spirit,' a spirit of cooper- ation among the students and faculty, and as a way for students to learn through experience of their own to accept and discharge their responsibilities to themselves and their school. The idea of a student council was presented last winter in an assembly and in several issues of nThe Planetn. Then those interested were called for a meeting at which Shirley Samuelson was elected to serve as chairman until a council could be formally organized. She appointed a constitution committee, Devonna Fritts, Richard Hough, John Gilpatrick, Frank Zink, Shirley Meier, and Pat Sauer,'who drew up a constitution and presented it for ratification by the entire high school at an assembly on March 24, 1944. Members of the new student council were chosen accord- ing to the constitution on March 29, 1944 to serve until the second Wednesday in November. They are: Seniors: Mary Louise Gilpatrick, Frank Zink Juniors: Shirley Blakely, Earl Lupei Sophomores: Marguerite Hatcher, Pat Sauer Freshmen: Cleo Bromeland, Bill Nelson UPlanetN Staff: Sally Lord Pep Club: Alice Shaddle A Cappella: Shirley Meier Athletics: Bob Simms Sponsor: Mrs. Miller Officers selected at the first regular meeting arc: President: Sally Lord Vice President: Bob Simms Secretary: Shirley Meier Treasurer: Shirley Blakely X AT:-uint BOARD The athletic board is chosen each year to handle the business and financial work connected with inter- scholastic sports. This includes selling and collect- ing tickets, making posters, ushering when necessary, and distributing programs. This year's board worked with Mr. Miller as faculty sponsor. Mr. Hack and Miss Vilmin served at the ticket window. Membership consisted of: Shirley Samuelson, Senior--President Devonna Fritts, Senior--Treasurer Ellsworth Ewart, Junior--Secretary Ida Tripp, Sophomore member Donald Daley, Freshman member UJHR EFFORT Five boys wno had been members of the Class of '44 through several or all their years in school left during the school year to enter some branch of the armed services. Dale Shaddle--October Fred Meier- December FPBd'Cl6V6lHEC'rD9C6mbCP Glen Johns -Fanuary Harlan Kiley--February Each boy was honored at a farewell assembly and presented with a gift from the whole school be- fore leaving. Red Cross All the classes in school turned in 1001 mem- bership in the Red Cross with the exception of the freshman class. Maybe they will grow up and take their responsibilities soon. Waste Fat Drive On three Saturdays in March, April, and May respectively, a good proportion of the Senior class made a thorough canvass of the town collecting waste fats for use in the manufacture of munitions. Altogether they collected close to a thousand pounds. Stamp and Bond Sales War stamps and bends have been on sale through the spring months on Monday and Thursday noons. As an added incentive to buy, tickets were given with each purchase for votes toward a Victory Queen and King. Voting has not been closed as yet, but the competition is aiding sales materially. Senior Servicemen Top left: Harlan Wiley Bottom left: Fred Meier Center left: Dale Shaddle Center right: Glen Johns Top right: LeRoy Madsen Bottom right: Fred Cleveland Miscellaneous Snaps Top left: Ray Hansen, Ray Niles. Bottom left: Alice Shaddle. Top right: Mary Louise Gilpatriok, D.A.R. representative. Bottom right: John Gilpatriok, John Billing- ham, Delores Madsen. Hansel and Gretel Kgiven by the Seniors in sixth grade! At left: Standing: Frank Zlnk, father, Leila Hough, motherg Tom Nelson, fatherg Mary Louise Gilpatriok, witch. Seated: Nadine Young, Gretelg Jim Gronseth, Hansel. 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Appearance of Navigator Hack at P.C.H.S. for permanent residence. Newspaper staff for crew activities started, Navigators Stephens and Miller gone to Little Ten Conference. Pep Club composed of entire f?D in personnel organized. .. ' Q Cheerleaders elected. 53' 5 . First combat mission success- ' fp ful--Plano 66, Plainfield O. EV byx Senior class Play chosen. .ig nHangoutn committee ---- Tweeza, !f! I 2FQ Tucker, and Sally elected by X - XFX crew. N, October Second combat mission accom plished, Plano 55 Yorkville 6. - Senior class play cast chosen. Large group sang at LHih6P3IlChuPCh. A First rehearsal for Pilot performance. Hangeut idea presented to entire crew at mass meeting. Mass meeting to wish Crew member D to the Navy. Plano defeated Sandwich 28-12. WH Freshman Initiation Party. Another leave of absence--Navigate Plano conquers Plainfield 34-O, First six weeks' reports of conduc 21 Female crew members assist at 4 ale Shaddle bon voyage angoutn opened. rs' meeting in Aurora. t and ability. th ration book iSSu- 4 22 Back into combat Plano ance . ,, X gf? as wresfh 5 , Q, 3 4 X X! .If j x RQ 5 1 Cast for all radio operator's ope of US1lhouetteW staff. One-half day of school for nrmisti Football banquet--Bud Fanning ele Operetta practice began in earnest 6, Yorkville O. Plano 59, Sandwich O. Plano achieves Fox Valley Championship undefeated. Scavenger Hunt at Hangout for Halloween. November First bombardier prac- tice for basketball season. Pilots give skits of play -- everyone on board except Navigator Miller. Big night for Pilot performance of WBest Foot Forwardu. retta. First meeting ce Day. cted honorary captain. First basketball conflicts--Paw Paw 52-Plano 55. Yorkville 57, Plano 48. Skating party given in honor of Fred Meier. Successful combat mission Waterman 54, Plano 58. 1-44,1 One-half day of school A5j1Q5E' and furlough, for Thanks- ,gE? ' 1 giving until the 29th. ,f?E?3Ej QQ December f?f5Qf' 2.23 ' 1 First combat mission of Kggindwgfjlh the month successful. EQQQLQREIQPWW Sandwich 51, Plano 55. Affgfgyghgf ,a-g 4'-, 2.4 : W... D. A. R. election held-- ,gJQQ, 'l QGQQGQQEQQZP HTweezaH Gilpatrlck elect- 5Q'Q5?g5QUwQQ55y ' ed. Assembly on Traffic MLMdqlQ,QDLnQzy . Q, Safety. Operette nln Gay Mft 2 Hsvannau a huge success. ' Forty-six crew members on sick leave with the flu. Little Ten meeting and drawing for tournament held here. Assembly given for Fred Meier--marine. Grade school closed because of flu epidemic. Many crew members on sick leave. Bombardiers come through again-Serena 29, Plano 55. Assembly for Fred Cleveland, soldier in U. S. Army. First unsuccessful mission--Earlville 49, Plano 42. Leave of rbsenoe 'till January 5 for Christmas vacation. ,A Capella party at Mrs. Miller's with Jerry Micheslson of the Merchant Marines present. New Year's Eve Party given st Shaddle's for entire crew. January , Back to school and Leap Year. Bombardiers lose one -- win one -- Rollo 24, Plano 51' Newark 52, Plano 50. Reapers come through again-Sandwich 25, Plano 48. Another successful mission--Big Rock 28, Plano 46. One- half year over, with semester exams the climax. With the beginning of a new semester, one of our crew members--Glen Johns--left for the Army. A crackup!! Plano-150, Somonauk-45. 28 Little Ten Tournament with Shabbona victorious. First Band Concert of the New Year, given in P. C. H. S. SW- Male crew members or- E W,,,, g31'1iZ6d for A Cappella. -, ii? .L we u February Eire -. ,.e. Y D C TORY A new month, with new x A ideas. Student coun- i,'f .x - if! W' oil idea presented. if Zag ijxsk ik-Afziif Actual March of 1. ,K Dimes new in the Rf ,I ,ff 'B 15, ha 1 1 S . X fl' ' l'+lg f5f I Plano 27, Hinckley 17. ,,, ' ff Plano 27, Yorkville 52. ,Nl Q41 Subscription drive Egg? 2 fi!!! QQL H cf ' - ,, I started for the S11 yo ,WV houetten . K X' Plano 28, Shabbona 60. Assembly for Harlan Wiley who loft for the Army Air Corps. Football trophy on display. Box Social at the Hangout in honor of' St. Valentine. Valentine's Day Father-Son Banquet at the' Methodist Church. Football letters awarded at general crew assembly. Last game of season ended victoriously Plano 40, Leland 52. One-day pass to allow teachers to go to a meeting. A group from the mixed choru s a t t ended a pop concert by the Chicago , QSWQQ5 Symphony . U -a sa fifql His? 25 Di s trict Ba sketball QQ ' Tournament at Mooseheart. Wig ,f' 'pg - ' Ehi Washington ' s Birthday. First mimeographing started ' for the Silhouette . Boys' quartet sang at the Lutheran Church. Girls' try-outs for the A Cappella. March First A Cappella Practice. Boys' quartet sang at Woman's Club. - Leap Year party at Hangout. All school and Senior pictures taken. Proofs for pictures received with much comment by crew members. Meeting attended by crew members to plan the Student Council. Shirley Samuelson elected temporary chair- man. T. B. shots given to entire crew and staff. First book report given in Civics by Mildred 'ix 5 fffffgb :Sy Q .5 Christens en. f- f U. ff If ' v , llgigrl. EKU- 'ETD FQ 'cj qEZ!j9 15 T. B. shots read. ' wi . 0 , .-.',' jam: ,I J, fx 15 A a Cappella sang -UV l'EgQ QTEEQ Y? iigg' f at Woman's Club. 17 Everyone in green for St. Patrick's Day. l'7 Navigator Stephens and leave for trip to Champaign. ment. 21 Junior-Senior Achievement 25 Navigator Miller at North ,. Student Council Constitution First Senior Waste Fat Drive. several crew members on State Basketball Tourna- Tests taken. Central Meeting. presented to entire crew. ,Student Council representatives elected. Ni ,, Q:L..a-...- ' , .bv b f4.q. , 24,5 A 9 ,I 7 ' - -' 4- Glen Johns back at school after receiv- ing medical dis- charge from the Army April Easter furlough un- til the eleventh. A Cappella sang at Union Service for Good Friday in the Theater. Easter services at Baptist Church where A Cappella gave a sacred concert. School again. May Queen election--Shirley Blakely, Lois Fritsch, and Sally Lord candidates--Shirley Blakely elected. Senior girls take Civil Service examinations. Spring Dance given in gym by Hangout. 15 Shirley Blakely, Sally Lord, and Mrs. Miller attend State Student Council Convention. Female members of the crew listen to a nurse from Cop- ley Hospital talk on the advantages of nursing as a CBPCGIH Seniors pick out invitations for Commencement. 1 Freshmen boys win intramural basketball tournament Second Lieutenant Bill Gramley visited school. A group from the music classes attended the opera UM1gnon.N Second Senior Waste Fat .,.fa,s4fja 4 9-4 -. S0 wifi' .Zvfu Tw 535 isaa, X. .Q-lx A 4' X' I Y X K p,-e--5 V u. ..'.. .... . ..... 1 .er-.' '. n'.W. ' an ' . ...... ... '.. ,.. ... .. . . . ' u Q I 5' N 1 . A as 1.F'Sij 5' f- 1 1 35:1 f,f:,f.' ',7'5f.G Junior Class presents skits ' 4' from WClarence.W h'g,Z25?5XQ3?XF' diiii f3iXf'x First Lieutenant Fritz 'rf' Sandberg home on furlough. if Egg Junior Class presents the swf A fag four-act play, UClarence.W gg? QQXEQF . . , May A Cappella takes part in the Fox Valley Music Festi- val at West High, Aurora. May Fete--Barbara Cass, Queeng Seniors dance May Pole Dance as usual. . . .'. -' ' ' '.' ' ' ' . . . .'.'.'. ' . . - Q . . Q -'.'.'-F, .'.'.'.'. . .f7ff.z5:4ffslsszgazggsgaggigsgzgsizgssafffexigfgl f 25. 'l.' f gf . , fx! ,J of As-N Y.. My 21 Mother-Daughter Banquetg UTweezan toastmaster. Seniors are measured for caps and gowns. Last Waste Fat Drive for Seniors. Junior-Senior Banquet at Tell1ng's. Baccalaureate -- Reverend X, NN! 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