Plano High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Plano, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1949 volume:

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A. 3,45 Pep Club 1-45 A'Cappella l-45 Glee Club 1-45 Athl. Board 45 Red Cross 1-45 Circus Daze Z5 Night in Swannee 35 'Chorus Rio Rico 45 Stunt Show 45 Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,35 Planet 45Silhouette 45 We-Speke 35 Librarian 3,45 Double Quartet 35 BERNARD BELNOIT Football l-45 Basketball 1-45 Band l-45 P Club 45 A'Cappella 45 Glee Club l-45 Class Vice-Pres. 35 Stunt Show 45 NIARJORIE COPPEZS Glee Club 1,25 Pep Club 3, Circus Daze Z5 Night in Swannecf' 35 JAN! CUMMINGS Stulent Cancll l,Z,4g See. 45 led Crou l-4g F. H. A. Z-4g Planet 1,1 Silhouette Z-45 Clan Pres. lg A'Cappella 3,44 nxtette 2-4- 910 Z: Halt la Svannev' lg Chorus lla Rico 4g May p Club l-44 Glee Club l-4g We-Speke 3: Edna,- GLENN GREEN Stunt Show 4g Band l-4g ensemble l,4g Strictly Formal 34 Athi., Board 45 P Club 4g Basketball manager 4g Football Z,3g Class Treas. l,3g Sllhoutlit 45 Pep Bald 3,43 MARCIA GUNDERSEIN We-Speke Jg Strictly Formal 3g Librarian Zg Rio Rico 43 Planet l,4g Glee Club l-4g A'Cappella 1-45 Nat. Hon. Soc. Z,3g Stunt Show 4g Student Council l,lg Silhouette Z-4g Band l-4g Red Cross l-4 Circus Daze Z5 Night in Swannee lg F. H. A. Z-4g Pres. 4, Pep Club l-43 Pep Band l-4g sextette Z-4g ensemble l,3,4g HAROLD HANSEN Basketball l-4g Football lg Alhl. Board lg Track l,Z5 Stunt Show 45 Glee Club l,Zg P Club -lg 5 5. 1 W- S2 - 1b-' Q C, 'V .amz V, 0-5 Vos? ' - f. 'f7gie4? ' ..., iw, - 5:55--' -. ., ni ro r rbu C.. 'liffw f 4 -n Q . ., s5' ia,I:..1 -t Q' ', Q, , ' k f' ,' , ,fs 5 Q..-Q55 f:?? ,5'gm i e ,Q -3243 :gl ' t ,id gg . x.g.,:.,Q:f33 Way' R,- .. 7: 'Q- W-YH' sz 1 QQ 3,,..gS2 sk 1 lb w, -5.5 ..,.. R J.: 136 ' 1' 'ws 'll' ' ' . Rig 1 if- , . 4' ' 'T-' -mf. if J' ' . 'T Sifijiffl 'l jig' ANN IENRICKSEN cm cms l,2,4g -'cmu mu za rugs: as swans 3: lid Ill 4g Rod Cross I-45 A'Cappella 45 Pep Baal 1-3: Baal 1-35 assemble l,lg Silhouette 4g Planet 1,43 Ye-Spain 35 F. ILA. 2-43 Pop CIO l-43, Atbl. Board 45 Chorus Rio Rico 45 May Qlles Z: ,Q Bald 1,25 M GEORGE HOT!-IO Boy's qulntet4g Student Council l,4g Vice-Pres. 4gA'Cappella 2-43 Pres.4g Glee Club l-4g Band l-4g ensemble l-43 Basketball l-45 P C1Ub42 Truck Z-4: RN Rica 45 Strictly Formal Jg Ulllgbth Swauneen 3g We -Speke 3g Planet 3,45 Stunt Show 45 Silhouette 3,45 DORA JOHNS Glee Club I-45 Circus Daze Z5 Night in Swannee 3g Chorus Rio Rico 4g F. H. A. Z-4g Vice-Pres. 4g Pep Club l-4g Nat. Hon. Soc.3g Silhouette 4g Planet 4g Red Cross l-4g Vice-Pres. 4g Librarian 4g RUBY KlNSEL. Red Cross 3,45 Night in Swannee 3g F. H. A. 3,4g Pep Club 3,45 York ville High School 1,25 MARILYN LORD Strictly Formal 35 Rio Rico 45 Glee Club l-45 Tumbling team 35' 45 Circus Dale Z5 Night ln Swanaee 35 Stunt Show 45 Clall Pres. 35 Nat. Hon Soc. 2,35 Student Council Treaa. Z5 Red Crole 1-45 Sec- Treaa. Z5 A'Cappella l-45 Band l-45 ensemble l-45 Silhouette 1-45 ldltor 45 Double quartet 35 Planet 152,45 We-Speke 35 F. H. A. Z-45 Pep Club l-45 Pep Band l-45 MARY ANN MALMBORG Strictly Formal 35 Chorus Rio Rico 45 Glee Club 1-45 Student Council Z5 Circus Dave Z5 Night in Swannee 35 Pep Club 1-45 Pres. 3,45 Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,35 Sec. 35 Silhouette 45 Planet 2,45 Red Cross l-45 F. H. A. Z-45 Stunt Show 45 sextette Z-45 May Queen 45 5 jOAN NAGGS Glee Club l-45 A'Cappella l-4' sextette Z 4- Circus Daze Z Ni ht in SWannee 35 Chorus Rio l2ico 45 Stunt Show 45 Athl. Boiard 54- Sec. 35 F. H. A. Z-45 Red Cross l-45 Nat. Hon Soc. 2535 Silhouette 3,45 Planet 45 Pep Club L45 Tumbling team 3545 ' MARJORIE PARRISH Pep Club l53545 Sec-Treas. 45 Student Council 45 Pres. 45 Silhouette 35 45 Planet 45 Red Cross l-45 A'Cappella Z-45 Stunt Show 45 Strictly Forma1 35 Rio Rico 45 Glee Club l-45 Athl. Board Z-45 Tumbling team 3,45 Cirrus Daze Z5 Night in Swanneeu 35 Class Vice-Pres. 45 F. H. A. 3,45 Sec. 45 A . N 941' su,- 177'- ! I ss- XN 5 s D 457 neun. AU- 0, C7 P . A 4 , I 1 , 5 .v :au lil. wr, gy.,-1 3' S , , j f i tt DuWAYNE PETERSON Strictly Formal 35 Rio Rico 45 We-Spells 35A'Cappe1ll 45 Band l-4'5 ensemble Z5 P Club 45 Football 2-45 Basketball 45 Pep Band I-35 Glee Club l-45 Athl. Board 45 LORRAINE PRICKETT Strictly Formal 35 Rio Rico 45 Circus Daze Z5 Night in Swanee 35 Red Cross l-45 Pep Club 1-4, F. H. A. 2-45 Glee Club 1-45 A'Cappel1a 3,45 Sextette Z-45 Band 1-45 ensemble 1-45 Class Sec. 35 Planet 2,45 Stunt Show 45 We-Spek.e 33 Pep Band l-45 Tumbling team 4: DORA RATTERREE F. H. A. Z-45 Treas. Z5 Pep Club l-45 Cheer-leader 3,45 Glee Club l-45 A'Cappel1a l,3,45 Red Cross l-35 Strictly Formal 35 Chorus Rio Rico 45 May Queen Attendant 35 Circus Daze Z5 Night in Swnnnee' 3, Stunt Show5 LaVERNE1 REISLE Pep Club 15 F. H. A. 3,45 Circus Da e Z' N' ht' 5 -- . Cross 1-4. C122 Club 1-4: chorus --RTO mel,-' 4'.SP1Q:efffnnee 3' Red V . .hid Fwfhll 1-4: Track I-4: laakothall 1,25 Strl:tly!'orlllal 3-Glyn Clubl 3 mc-,pun 3 sms sun Ib an ' 5 4: '-nslnfs la sUlllll :,i PC1115 4, ' Y Q can 3' Am' ' Aim B HAROLD STEIN - NYC 4iMlY Queen Guard Zg Night ln Surannee 3, Cl... p , gilslan Vice-Eros. lg Student Council Z,4g Vlee-Pres.,Zg P Cluge4.g ..L.'r::2'.:.:.,..r',:f: ': sf-rf: S'-'-f I - Q 0-Cl I g , . - , flu-.eu 1.2: Pcxub 4, P ' 'thin 4' Gi Club' 4' ED SMITH Football l-4g Basketball l-45 Track 3g Strictly Formal 3g Rio Rico 4g Night ln Swaxmee 3gStudent Council l,4g Treal. 4g Class Vice-Pres. A'Capp0lla Z-4: Gloe Club I-45 P Club 4gSilhouette 4g Boy'l quintet 45 KATHRYN STEVENS ' s Pep Club l-4g one Club l,3,4p Ncnppem 45 F. H. A. 2-4: CMU Daze 25 Nllht la Swannoe 3g M-ay Queen Attendant 35 Chorus Rio Riga 4g Strictly Formal 3g Stunt Show 4g Red Cross l-4g Class Trees. 4: MARPLE TROTTIR .rcnppeus l-45 544141.45 -'cn-eu mu za -'Night ta hun lg cm- zuau 3,43 Planet 4, cm Club 104, --sunny Inman 3, 2444. ng. he 2.3: Pep Club 1-4g See. 33 F. H. A. 3,45 led Crue I-43 lb Riel' 'lg Stunt Show 4, Librarian Jg Tumbllng team 3,45 Clan lee. 45 DON WALLIS Basketball Z-4, Track 2,33 P Club 4, Athl. Board 25 May Queen Guard Z, Football l,3,4g Co-captain 45 I EZLSA WILDEZRMUTH Pep Club l-4, A'Cappella l,3,4g F. H. A. Z-4, Circus Daze Z, Night in Swannee 3, Red Cross l-4, Glee Club l-4, Chorus Rio Rico 4, Cheer- leader 1-4, Tumbling team 3,45 Student Council Z, Student director 3, We-Speke 3, Planet 4, Silhouette 3, Nat. Hon Soc. 2,35 Stunt Show 4, Double quartet 4, DOROSE ZINK F. H. A. 3,45 Pep Club l-4, Strictly Formal 3, Planet 2,45 editor 4, Z, Night in Swannee 3, Chorus Rio Rico 4, Silhouette 3,45 Nat. Honor Soc. Z,3, Treas. 3, Class Pres. lg Double Quartet 3, Stunt Night 4 Sextette 4, Glee Club l-4, Pep Band l-4, We-Speke 3, A'Cappella l-4, Sec. 4, Student Council Z,Band l-4, ensemble 1-43 Red Cross 1-4, Pres. 3, Tumbling team lL4, CircusDaze Juruon cuss H J. Wallis, I. Dunne, C. Wicks, D. Watts, R. Twait, J'. Kimrney R. Hughes, J. Kasowski, D. Canham, E. Lupei, N. Brown, B, Masat. D.Shu! Mrs. Hansen, advisor. J. Nelson, D. Lund, J'. Hough, H. Wildermuth, I. Graznley, B Rogers, I. Schuning, M. Hubbard. President. . . . . . ..... June Hough Vice-President .... Jean Kasow s ki Secretary . . . . . . .Tinny Nelson Treasurer . . . . June Gramley Advisor. . . . . Mrs. Hansen SOPHOMORE CLASS II. I. 9 W. McQuade, R. VanKirk, D. York, H. Reynolds, N. Sinclair B. Diamond, J. Jacobson, G. Newkirk, A. Titzel, D. Helle r J. Baker, J. Smith, H. Smith, D. Alfredson, K. Meiers, G Hatcher, J. Peterson, B. Stevens, K. Naggs, R. Wilhelm, L Osborne. M. Christenson, B. Gregory, M. Sleezer, M. Lawrence, J. Lindholm, E. Reed, S. Hare, G. Anderson, L. Raymond, J. Green, Mrs. Williams, advisor. B. Osbron, E. Stephens, M. Evans, P. Wade, J.-,Ratterre,D Corley, A. Swanson, V. Gibbons, N. Coppes. President . . . . Harold Smith Vice-President . . . . . Don Heller Secretary .... . . Betty Gregory Treasurer. .i. . . Ronnie Wilhelm Advisor. . . . . Mrs. Williams NINTH GRADE I . R. Lett, N. Highley, D. Milligan, Dave Watts, A. Anderson, W. Schuning, R. Billingham, V. Dobbs. . J. Jones, I. Moutray, W. Malxnborg, D. Clark, C.,Maal, E. Rogers, E. Monkemeier, P. Zink, J'. Minick, II. B. Macy, R. Benoit, D. Eldridge, M. Ovitt, M. Curran, D. Shumaker, P. Mattick, B. Coppes, C. Ramsden, Miss Dean advisor. I. A. Hatcher, J. Glover, B. Spence, M. Travis, N. Hare, E. Behrens, M. Darnell, L. Wagner, M. Thomas, President ...... . . . . . . .Phillip Zink Vice-President . . . Donna Shumaker Secretary.. . . . . . Mary Ovitt Treasurer. . . . Marilyn Darnell Advisor . . . . . Miss Dean STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: K. Naggs, G. Hotho, M. Hubbard. Standing: D. Slauf, Mrs. Larson, advisor, V. Dobbs, J, Kimmey E.. Smith, H. Stein, M. Parrish, M. Travis, J, Cum- mings, G. Anderson, M. Sleezer. Student Council was reorganized November 3, 1948, under the supervision of Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Larson, The officers elected for the first term were: President, Marjorie Parrish, Vice-President, George Hothog Secretary, Jane Cummings, Treasurer, Ed Smith. Meetings were held on the first and third Wednesday of each month. Projects undertaken by the Student Council in- cluded financing of the Annual through Stunt Night, Christmas Assembly, Christmaddecorations, March of Dimes, and Danc- ing Classes. Eight members attended the State Convention at the Congress Hotel in Chicago, March Z7. -H - --rr-11,--v..1.,v.-, ANNUAL STAFF SILHOUETTE STAFF Editor ..... . Marilyn Lord Associate Editor . . ......... .Tune Hough Activities . . . . Marcia Gundersen, Barbara Bendel, Marjorie Parrish, Dorose Zink, Ann Henricksen. Sports . . . . . Ed Smith, Harold Stein, Bernard Benoit. Photography . . . .George Hotho, Glenn Green, June Gramley. Make-up . . . . Jackie Green, Melva Christenson, Marlene Evans, Dora Johns, Typists . . . Dora Ratter-ee, Lorraine Prickett, Marple Trotter, Donna Anderson, Mary Ann Malmborg. 11 Y-Y, 5-1-.V 9-14-.J NEWSPAPER STAFF . .M n,,.N,.,...M.w PLANET STAFF Editor . . . . . ...... Dorose Zink Sports . . . . Marilyn Lord, Don York Home Ec . . . Ann Henricksen Vocal music . . Jane Curnming s Band- ......... . . Marple Trotter Pep Club and Phy. Ed . . ...... Marjorie Parrish Typists . . . . . . . Lorraine Prickett, Mary Ann Mahnborg, Barbara Bendel. 5PeCiaI Reporters - - . . Joan Nags, George Hotho, arcia Gundersen. Q31 xg, . ' W. -ffzfy 'W , ,fm ' M A 3' ' S :: :'5 if 'QR' W . , N' 1 c:L'w' me M ,,.. R aw QQ Q5 fffge, '95 0- 9' 4. F' M l ffm, if GX Q 1, 4. - ' ,ff K W -A.. ,L-- ' ' Q VH. 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Wayne Modus-ds BASSOON Mary Henrieksen ALTO CLARINET J im Clark CORNETS E22 Duwayne Peterson Raymond Lett S ec ond J ackle Curran Charles Crawford Third Russell Benoit Jackie Godde Fourth Dean Graves Bobbie Johns Fifth Donna Ramsden Ronnie Pierce Sixth Jean Jacobson Jimmie C ampbell TRGIIQB First. Marple Trotter Glenn Great Second David Allredsea Johnny Peterson Edwin Rodgers - Third Mary wqur Scott Theede FRENCH HORN! Donald I-loihnan Kathleen Green Mary Schunlng Charles Lindholnx Mel Lawrence BARITONES Be rnard. Benoit Dick Sawtell Betty Rodgers Richie Billingharn BASSES J ina Kimmey Teddy Mass Bob Mason DRUMS Curt Anderson Philip Zink Charles Cummings Bob Macy DRUM MAJOR George Hotho DIRECTOR, R. B. Wight MUSIC 2 Cx as-1: 'T 7 A A 'X W fo 'W og FQ J. Il Ui 'Q N J 5 'Q Pa 'Q IV. L. Osbron, V. Dobbs, J. Smith, R. Billingham, D. Heller, H. Stein, B. Dimond, G. Hotho, E. Smith, W. McQuade, R. VanKirk, D. Peterson, B. Benoit. . Mrs. Miller, director, J. Lindholm, D. Slauf, L. Prickett, K. III . Stevens, H. Wildermuth, M. Lawrence, E . Wildermuth, A. Hendrick- sen, M. Lord, G. Anderson, M. Malmborg, D. Zink, J. Cummings, M. Parrish. ' II. M. Trotter, M. Gundersen, B. Masat, L. Wagner, J. Hough, D. Ratterree, D Anderson, J. Naggs, B.'Osbron, B. Bendel. I. K. Naggs, R. Lett, J. Peterson, W.Malmborg, P. Zink, R. Clark. P. C. H. S. A'Cappella choir is made up of students who want to study for fine interpretation of mixed chorus music and are willing to put in the necessary time to attain it. This year, during the noon hour, rehearsals have been two or three days a week. Highlight of the year was the Fox Valley Festival in Elgin, April 25, Other engagements were a concert at the Latter Day Saint Church, Easter concert at he Baptist Church, and participation with other high schools inthe county promotion exercises late in May. ' The music classes meet twice weekly and concentrate on three part gir1's arrangements and three or four part boy's arrangements and appreciation of the great music available by radio and recordings as well as concerts in large cities. Some of the students attended a ballet per- formance in Chicago last fall in place of the usual opera. E2 nzco 0n November 20, the A'Cappella, assisted by the music classes, pro-, sented the Operetta, Rio Rico . , The Operetta tells the storyoi treasure hunters on a tropical island and of their adventures with pirates who are hunting the same treasure. The cast was made up of DuWayne Peterson, financier of trip: Lorraine Prickett, his debutante daughter, Marple Trotter, Aunt Julia3George Hotho, Professor Molecule who has invented a gadget for hunting treasureg Harold Stein, Marilyn Lord, Helene Wildermuth, Ed Srnith, Ronnie Wilhelm --all college friends of Lorraine, Marcia Gundersen, the colored cook: choruses and dances. . dd 'Sa-I go of Mm ga 55 Ev V3 . QD G. 'Yi 0 5. .Di I Jn o 3 oo TJ ID . 'fl A 2 E m :ri r-I r-I d 3 d 5 is ,u P1 . .ca .':.' :E Us Ev mm ini .. hi Z: if o J J C3 .wi A 'a 7 5 ? 2 4 5 M G A 8 - -'S III ug m 3 415 L5 dg :S Ed 0,11 U1 . 'OS' SE ' 3..-Hd M2350 -C 'v-4 g 355.-15 Ox: . --5 Qgog. - as Eqiga smamg is-U2 S356- -can Egggd PEHUM U mam mgvwg . Gai qfiug 4 . 5.5 -go U Ind . e2gmr 31362 n n U-I but U-I FOOTBALL SQUAD Mason . . ..... 0 P1010 - - - Yorkville . . . 13 Plano . - - Plainfield . . . 7 Plano . . . Oswego . . . 6 Plano . - Sandwich. . . . 58 Plano . . . Plainfield . . . 26 Plano . . Sandwfch. . . . . 36 Plano . . . Usfng a new T formation, the Plano grfdders, under Coach sell, were able to makeagood showing this year. The record was 2 wfns, 1 tfe, and 4 losses. Plano successfully started their season at Maxon and through the rest of the games no matter how discouraged, they never gave up. The team had 4 inexperienced backffeld men and only 4 experienced line men. Don Wallis and Harold Stein were cocaptafm. Eight of the fifteen letter men this year will be on hand for the gams next year. With the return of these men and the experienced B team, we watch for great results in next year's combination. I SQUAD- Yorkville. . . . 7 Plano . . Orlean Park . . . . 12 Plano . Sandwich . . . .13 Plano . . Yorkville . . . 0 Plano . Orlean Park s s s 0 0 Plano . . The B squad, consisting of freshmen and sophomores, piled up a record of 3 wins and 2 losses. They not only gained experience for future years but they also had a chance to show the spectators some good football. Most of these games were played on Saturday mornixgs with very few on-lockers. Those that did see the games will agree that ,some of the closest and hardest fought games of the season were played the day after the main games. BASKETBALL TEAM Standing: G. Green, mgr., j. Wallis, J. Kirnmey, E. Smith, j. Dunne, B. Benoit, Coach Sell. Seated: G. Hotho, H. Stein, D. Wallis, H. Hansen, L. Osbron. Plano Reapers, under the leadershipof Coach Sell, finished one of their most successful seasons with 19 wins and 8 losses. This included a tie for first in the conference and second place in the Little Ten Tournament. George Hotho was elected captain. Five ,of the eight losses were lost by a total of sixteen points. The startling five con- sisted of four seniors and one sophomore. Although lacking in height, they relied on speed for their success. Yorkville .... ........ 4 4 Plano , , Geneva - - - - 33 Plano . . Plainvield . . 23 Plano . . Huntley- - - 0 35 Plano . . Somonquk . . 40 Plano . . Big Rgck. . . 36 Plano . . Hinckley . . . 39 Plano . . Leland . . . . 31 Plano . . Oswego, , , , 42 Plano . . Rollo . . . . . 36 Plano . . Paw Paw. . . 34 Plano . . Sandwich. . . 34 Plano . . Waterman . . 39 Plano . . Shabbona. . . 44 Plano . . Sandwich. . . 67 P15110 . . Yorkville. . . 64 Plano . . Serena . . . . 43 Plano , , Somonauk . . Z7 Plano . . Earlville. . . 41 Plano . . I-lollde! Tournament at Yorkville: Earlvllle .. .. 48 Plano.. ..62 Mlnooka. ..44 Plano... ..38 Yorkville . . . . 36 Plano .... . . . . 35 l..lttle Tin 'Ilournament at Hinckley and Waterman: Shabbona ..... . 37 Plano...... .. 39 Hinckley.. ...42 Plano... ..54 Serena.......43 Plano... ..50 Waterman. . . . . . 57 Plano. . . . . 41 District Tournament at Mooseheart: Mooseheart ..... .41 Plano . . . . . 38 'l'he PB squad ended a good season with eleven wins and seven losses. lf their type oi basketball is any indication of what the peo- ple of Plano are to expect, Plano will have many good future years ln basketball. They range in height from the very short to the very tall, but they all can play fast ball. BTEAM A ,.., pbkk ' QQ 43 1 5,25 .UV ff VXLRQQ ! fFL'wd 'fzsswl 3230 I 37,1 I1 Q ll. G. Green, mgr., V. Dobbs, D. Watts, N. I-Iighley, N. Sinclair, W. Schuning, R. Blllingham, Coach Sell. I. D. Clark, W. McQuade, D. Heller, A. Anderson, K. Meier, K.Naggs W. Malmborg. 7' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS L-R3 E. Rogers, R. Benoit, F. Cass, B. Stevens, J. jones. ATHLETIC BOARD Standing: P. Wade, B. Mant, B. Rogan. B. Blndol, J. Stein, Mr. Huh, advisor, G. Green, M. Lawrence, J. Nqgga, A. Rau-ickaen, 8004: H. Sith, L.. Oabran, D. Petersen. ' ff: rw 0 'Q ff P CLUB G. Green, F. Cass, N. Sinclair, J. Dunne. D. Peterson, G. Hotho, E. Smith, H. Stein, D. Wallis, J'. Stein, B H. Smith, B. Hughes, J. Kimmey, C. Wicks, D. Watts, K.Naggs L . Benoit, Coach Sell. . Osbron, H. Hansen. CHEERLEADERS L - R: J. Nelson, E. Wilermuth, M. Trotter, D. Ratterree. s QLAN0 un - ,g , f I I 1532 N. E 134' sn Li . e WI .. 5 . ,VM , 4, fg .P - f'..x '?.' ..... f ,, ,,., 1 'iL5731f42g.5,g,g2.Q 4 V 1 1 3313. i -5- -n f 3 ,,.. V -P N N V , u G5 ' N ,fx A , f ,ni 1 nf A ffflgf ,gm - ' V A ,,.. , , H Z V-3' M ve. , .,. 15:55 iss M5 mf Q . 5 ., J:1v . X 3. - -:V-,: q T 2' K . ff 5 Nm fr .:,:.A:e .... im is ge- ' Q' 6 Q5 Q' k Q -X A, qi Y ww f wf fa M, 'bk' 'E Q 4 4: Q. , v We as uf 5' 4 Q x Nz 5 ' W f I 1 Q z Y 3 Sv Q A Q 9 2 W y 5 X sg Y 2 4 , ff Q 242 L I sg, F M gl X qw Q Q ff ,Q ,pb fi? 2 az, z V s ' 1. ,, 5 K, wh Q? ,Y f gg S I ff X4 5 3 ,J ' se W QQ. 5 ' k K , , x L 1 .1 E 1 i 4, 2 X , n Q . , , , , .Q ,...,,,,.,i.,., , ?'3'fW -- , -: :- ::g -S sw' f' Q, , Q, wr' ,. M0530 ' as 4' V .,- - .. 1 . PEP CLUB M. Lawrence, K. Stevens, M. Curran, D. Zink, A. Henricksen, M. Lord, G. Anderson, B. Bendel, R. Kinsel. M. Gundersen, B. Rogers, E. Lupei, M.Christensen, J. Schuning M. Sleezer, J. Green, J. Naggs, M. Malmborg, J. Lindholm, D: Slauf, D. Anderson. P. Mattick, L. Cleveland, D.Eldridge, M. Darnell,D.johns,D. Corley, B. Masat, M. Parrish,J. Ratterree, B. Osbron M. Hubbard, Mrs. Hansen, advisor. J. Cummings, D. Shumaker, L. Prickett, H. Wildermuth M. Coppes, J. Kasowski, D. Canham, N. Brown, j. Gramley. E. Stevens, L. Wagner, P. Wade, E. Behrens, M. Travis, JJ-Iough, M. Evans, A. Hatcher. The Pep Club was organized this fall with M.rs.l-Iansenas sponsor. The following officers were elected: President ..... . . . . . . . Mary Ann Malmborg Vice-President , , . . Helen Wildermuth Sec-Treasurer .......... . .... . . Mhrjorie.Parrish The three first team cheer-leaders who were elected included jinny Nelson, Elsa Wildermuth, and Marple Trotter. The three second team cheer-leaders were Dora Fay Ratterree, Doris Eldridge, and Kate Stevens. The Pep Club sponsored a Hobo dance on October 31 and Toy land Twirl on january 2. A forthcoming event will be a picnic given for all the boys who were in athletics. ,., . ,, b yi, .,,....,..-...----0 x...,,,,,.,,,uMN .HNKS -of .1 ,-,,...-ffl' SHOP For several years PCI-IS'ers have been asking for more subjects. This year the prayer was answered for the boys by the admission of Industrial Arts. A concrete block building was erected to the south- west of the high school for this purpose. Until the first of December, when Mr. Lemon was added to the faculty, Mr. Miller taught the boys the fundamentals of shop. Soon after Mr. Lemon's arrival the boys moved into the newly completed shop, where they were divided into areas for maintainance, wood working, and mechanical drawing. In maintainance, the boys worked on benches, drawing tables, and such things needed in furnishing the shop. Learning how to use the tools and making projects such as tables and trays occupied the boys in wood working. The boys taking the drawing course were instructed in lettering, developing,and read- ing of the drawings. Shop classes were supervised by a personnel system consisting of Shop Superintendent, Safety Director and Council, Tool Foreman, Pub- lic Relations, Record Clerk, Librarian, and a f-oreman and tool clerk for each area. All of these boys chosen from the classes were under the instructor, Mr. Lemon. Next year in addition to the areas already underway, there will be work in metals and general materials, such as plastic and leather. J his JUNIOR PLAY Sandy Sherwood Ioan Sherwood Kathie Sherwood Mrs. Sherwood Dr. Sherwood . Mary .... Mrs. Smith . . Allie ...... Professor Blake Jimmy Burns . . Ted Sanders . Student director Director .... BELLF5 IN WAITING CAST . . . .Tinny Nelson Helene Wildermuth . . . Bonnie Masat . Donna-Canham . . Charles Wicks . Betty Rogers . . Darlene Slauf . Jean Kasowski . Roger Twait . . Jirn Kimmey . . Bob Hughes . . Delores Lund . Miss Dean F. H. A. III . II. I. III . II . Miss Slaymaker, J. Lindholm, R Kinsel, M. Curran, M. Lord, G Anderson, M. Lawrence, D. Slauf. M. Trotter, D. Ratterree, K. Stevens, D. Zink, A. Henricksen, E Wildermuth, B. Bendel, J. Gramley, J. Nelson, Mrs. Williams, advisor. ' M. Gundersen, B. Rogers, E. Lupei, M. Christenson, M. Sleezer, J. Green, M. Malmborg, J. Naggs, D. Anderson. L. Raymond, L. Reisle, J. Hough, D. Lund, M. Ovitt, H. Wilder muth, L. Prickett, D. Shumaker, J. Cummings, V . Gibbons. P. Mattick, L. Cleveland, M. Darnell, D. Johns, D. Corley M Parrish, J. Ratterree, B. Osbron, M. Hubbard, B. Gregory,B L. Wagner, P. Wade, E. Behrens, M. Thomas, M.Travis, M Evans, J. Glover, A. Hatcher, N. Hare. Out of the Past and into the Future was the theme 'of the F. HQA. this year. At monthly meetings the group was able to organize ll to-H operation with the athletic board, the concession stands a' football and basketball games and hot lunches at noon. The money derived from these activities were used for additions to the Homemaking room, and the annual dance held April ZZ. President ....... . . Marcia Gundersen Vice-President . . . . Dora johns Secretary . . . . Marjorie Parrish Treasurer. . . . Donna Anderson Advisor . . . . Mrs. M. E. Williarhs wa' 4 K 3 Bene K msg ' ' fc '-:: .kI': . 5 , -Ze fx, STUNT NIGHT On February 20 Student Council sponsored a most successful Stunt,Night. Proceeds of the evening paid for the photography of the annual. First place went to the A'Cappel1af's ltch4 ing Palms Hotel. Feversham and Slag , by the Senior Class took second place. The Plano Planet Staff received third prize for their mock trial, Syncopated justice. I Student Chairman of the project was jane Cummings. Marilyn Lord and Harold Stein were emcees. Practically every student in school participated in some respect. .- .H . .ie ...AL- Sept. 1--bcnool D8g1I1S mmst too many xresnmen, booms, new races in the' faculty and elsewhere. Sept. 17--Started the football season by playing Mazon. We won but lost three teeth, right, Stoogie? Sept. 24--First loss of the season .- . . . Yorkville Foxes defeat Reapers on P1a.no's field. Oct. 8--Tied for top honors with Oswego on their grind, 6-G. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 16--Sandwich here . . . Oh, well, we can't win them all. But, please, 29 30 5 10 19 Z0 fellas--58-0 I --Plainfield, there . . .. They won. Do we have to say H1019 7. --The gang brought their favorite dishes to the Pep Club Hallo- ween Dance. --Sandwich, there, not quite so bad this time .... only 36-6. --Football banquet to celebrate a very good season, well, a sea- s on, anyw ay. --Started off basketball season with a good loss, Yorkville beating Reapers on the Foxes court. -- Rio Rico was a success even to the loud crash of dynaxnite and llov. Nov. Dec. Dec. DCC: Dec. Dec . Dec. J an. J an. J an. Ian. J an. I an. I an J' an. I an. I an. J' an. Feb Feb Feb. 24 Tubby's sea legs. Z5 -CONV! played a good game but lost to a hard fighting Plano flvo, 26--Took time out to get sick the pleasantest way possible, l--The F. H. A. girls got up early to eatabreakfsst served by Home Bc. lll group, then went to class and slept the restof the morning 10--First conference win of the year for the Reapers on their home court when they defeated Somonauk. 14--Another victory for Big Rock, here, 17--Ho hum, another victory from Hinckley on their home court. 22--You guessed lt! Reaper's chalked up another conference winfrom Shabbona here ln Plano's gym. Not quite, Shabbona dfdn't show up 23--Christmas vacation starts. Vacation? Who's kiddin' whom! l--Holiday Dance sponsored by Pep Club. Chilly but Don Adams and his men soon had the place warmed up with their smooth style. 4--Back to basketball with a victory over Shabbona, here. 3--School resumes . . Gee, did you get that shirt for Christmas? 7--Leland, there. Reapers chalked up another win. 8--Oswego, here . . . another smashing victory . . . four points. ll--Rollo, here, victory of uh, huh, PLANO! 14--Paw-Paw. here, you guessed it!! Plano's winl' 18--Sandwich, another conference victory over a bitter enemy of long, long standing. Chalk that up--seventeen whole points ahead for Plano. 2.1--Greatest victory of season, Waterman, toughest team in confer- ence. Placed us first for a while. 21--End of first semester. Only 90 days left of school. Z4--Oh, well, the best teams can't always win. Plano took second place, losing to their hardest opponent, Waterman. 4--Sandwich--the re. Plano played a good game but not good enough. ll 15 Lost their only conference game, tying for first place in confer- ence with Waterman. --Serena, here. Plano victory. --Somonauk, there. Plano's 12th conference win. . . .- .,--V,--.. ,- f - YQ,-.QT-....f.,,:-4I-y,.,,,v.,-.-w- f---- - - -- - - f --- -7 -- Fel. ll--Earlville, there. Reapers last conference game was a victorious one. Feb. Z3-26--Plano lost a good game by 3 points the first night on the tour- ney to the winners of that tourney--Mooseheart. Mar. Z0--F. H. A. tea at Mrs. Wi1liam's house was a real success. Apr. 15-18--Easter vacation. Apr. Z5--A'Cappella enjoyed a vacation from the labors of study fha!j May 17--F. H. A. Sfyle show was a big success and the fellas liked the models, too. May Z7--At last! Need anything more be said? gi- Q Y : A ' K 5 .YJ jg-:S 'ax 4 x I' 4 K Q. fa ,,'7q 'i9x NFWQQ M . . X Q Y ' X Q,- . f .'..,, Y , ' ,,Mf1.i ' N 5 llvr ...rn , 5:53. I ' ., .-: 1 -v A . 2... ls f pw :if Q4 vnu QQ' -- mvx-x Q nn ,352 fl 2 .-,,, f - I e,, b. -, x Q, 5? 1, ff I M . 11, . :fix I O0Q,, ,Q ,Q . f 1 'sn YU' Q ., ., 5 X - AN S Q ' ... I 3 - m ,V PM . peru- w.,. Af.:-w.,..'yr CLASS WILL we, the members of the class of 1949, ol the Plano Community lllgh School, in the County of Kendall and State of Illinois, being ol solnd and disposing mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wllls :nada by ns at any tixne. Donna Anderson and Barbara Bendel leave their combined abilities to be one-man-women to the Sophomore gl'rls in case they need lt.'l'here's enough to go around. ' Bernard Benoit transmits his well-worn book How tolxnprove Tea- cher-Student Relations to Charlie Maas. To the Sophomores who will serve at the Jr.-Sr. Banquet Marge Coppes leaves her ability as a waitress. Jane Cmunmings bequeaths' her alarm clock as a memoriam to that day sHe arrived at school on time. Glenn Green leaves his special talent for hanging on to his class ring to anyone wlio is smart enough to try it. Marcia Gundersen bequeaths her lvmarmion class ring to improve. diplomatic relations 5e5v'een the Plano girls and Marmion boys. Harold Hansen unwillingly passes on his dimples and crew cut to Fritz Cass. Ann Henrickson hands down her illustrious nickname Pinkle 'to Donna Corley. George Hotho bequeaths his photography customers and models to Mr. Ostrolf. f To Miss Andersongoes Dora Lou J'ohns's bedside manner. Ruby Kinsel leaves her basketball contracfwith the Senior Slap Happy Six to Marge Sleezer. Marilyn Lord passes on her controlling interest in the PlanoBank to .Tune Gramley. 'Mary Ann Malmborg donates her tired and worn-out giggle to Louise Raymond. To all eager freshmen and Marcia Travis Joan Naggs offers her ever-present stag-line. Marge Parrish transfers her way of keeping three happy and guessiiig at tlie same time to Joanne Lindholm. E Wayne Petersen leaves, but not without protest. Lorraine Prickett bequests her bus ticket to Sandwich to Juanita Ratterree. To the U. S. Army Dora Ratterree wills part interest in Bill Brown. To Gene New Kirk Laverne Reisle wills her maidenly blush. Ed Smith leaves his sun dial watch to Mr. Hack so that he will not lose His way while searching for demerit.cards. Jerry Stein gives his Charles Atlas Muscle Building Course to Bobby Macey. - Harold Stein bequests his string of broken hearts to Norman Sin- clair. To Evelyn Stephens, Kathryn Stevens bequeaths her luxurious, long tresses of hair. Marple Rae Trotter wills her dancing shoes to Mr. Sell for 7th hour dancing class. Don Wallis leaves his heart to any future Ir.-Sr. romance. To Jimmy Dunne Elsa Wildermuth leaves her Elite Taxi Service. Dorose Zink bequests her two week furlough from physics to June Schunmg. 1 um A ef' F -.Z .1-x, -5? A .1-5:-1 5- : '7'fWw Ui-iii: l AY . gm .-,L ,.-Y .5