Pleasant Prairie Academy - Archive Yearbook (German Valley, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1948 volume:

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V 1 '5ffH-iE'gmei'aag.1Lu:n?-wa-23135 Qy,.,,,, ,,,,,,5,1 J mi Q x 'ff 5 THIHISTHHTI b A XL .W 5, . ,He SWS xg? ...A- F' UH A ?'4wffff o Co R008 Principal Mrs. R. Mennenga Dorm Matron D. O. Reeverts Institute Dean D. J. Waalkes Registrar Co Lo oath Agriculture H. Borchers Coach Rev A. C. Roos, principal Hope College A. B., Holland, Michigan Western Theol. Seminary, Holland, Michigan Hope College Thm., Holland, Michigan Hartford Theol. Seminary, S.T.M., Hartford, Conn. Professor of: Algebra Bible Latin History Q Civics Prof. D. J, Waalkes, registrar P. P. Academy, German Valley, 111111018 N. I. S. N. S., DeKalb, Illinois Professor of: Geometry Science Bookkeeping Physics Bev. D. O. Reeverts, Institute Dean Central College A. B., Pella, Iowa western Theol. Seminary B. D., Holland, Michigan Professor of: English Church History Typing Christian Doctrine Music Child Psychology Hymnology Christian Education Prof. V. K. Kortemeier KI Semester! University of Ill. B. S., General Agriculture. Professor of: Agriculture General Business Prof. C. L. Oeth CII Semesterl University of Ill. B. S., Vocational Agriculture Professor of: Agriculture Physical Education General Business BOARD OF DIBECTORS Rev. P. H. Achtermann ' Rev. C. J. Denekas Mr. J. Hayunga Rev. A. C. Roos Rev. F. Snuttjer Rev. C. H. Bode Rev. W. Heyenga Rev. O. G. Poppen Rev. J. DeVr1es Rev. H. Senne Rev. D. O. Reeverts Cccnsulting member! c f.: 1 rx Q' SEHIUHS eniov C2fa5543 Margaret Unruh HenriEtta Smit 'PQPQBOIQ' L , 1 'U W 't Leon Bawinkel Nathanmichtermann Robert Roos Chester Freese -neue: . .. Q n.,,,,,,,.s . n....,.. nu. Wvg Hunncqls .va. F v 1 1 ! .'.'.1'n'n.n.lx X' ':'::' : 'Q acoQg '.1'u,go.u X, .u .. 'whtq ' v'v'o.o a' ' -. Q54 Qfq'.kn Q1.g.Qg' . I 1' Q v Q : ' ' gg U ' ' a 'uv 1 Tr. Wh! X,D'o.a'b'n' 'nf'o4L :.'.I C'FNi0K fl 'CN Q XJ, . x,.,fX.JD President .... . . Chester Freese Vice president . . . Leon Bawinkel Secretary .... . . Robert Roos Treasurer ..... . . Nathan Achtermann Student Council. . . Margaret Unruh Archive Reporter ...... . Margaret Unruh School News Editor! I Sem.D. . . Margaret Unruh School News Editorill Sem.J. . . Chester Freese Class Flower - American Beauty Rose Class Colors - Royal Blue and White Class Motto - uNot at the too, but cl1mb1ng.u In Seotember, 1947, the freshmen: Loda Manus, Laura Eckhoff, Geraldine Juergens, Robert Plock, John Frlcke, and John DeHaan, were initiated by the Seniors. This was followed by the traditional oicnic on the Academy Camnus. On December 19, 1947, the Senior Class, aided by the members of the Junior Class, oresented the nlay, NCous1n Jill from Junction Hillu, coached by Rev. Reeverts. CLASS PIQOPHECY TIME: 1980 A.D. PLACE: Aboard a Yacht on the Dead Sea. Margaret Wilhelmina Theresa Johanna Unruh, million- aire owner of the HUnruh Model Agencyu is on an extended cruise in order to regain her health after a nervous breakdown. One day, while Margaret was sitting on the deck, beautiful strains of HMoney Is the Root of All Evilu came to her ears. They were being sung by the marvel- lous baritone voice belonging to a stout man, Leon Bawin- kel, distinguished Metronolitan Opera Star. Suddenly, Margaret heard a loud groan. She went aft to investigate and discovered a man suffering from hunger and want. She discovered that he had once been the rich- est man in the world but had now lost everything. At first, she d1dn't recognize him, but soon she found out it was one of her classmates, Chester Freese. She was so shocked that she fainted, She awoke an hour later to find the tall, slim mechanic, Nathan Achtermann, bending over her. His youthful ambition had been to be a doctor, but it had never been fulfilled. While Margaret was wandering around the deck, she heard a tremendous noise which sounded like the breaking of dishes. She ran to the galley to investigate, but stooped suddenly when she was met by blinding smoke. Momentarlly, she saw a man emerge from the smoke, crying, WI burned the chickenln She was so startled to find the face beneath all the dirt belonging to Bob Roos, the new cook, that she screamed. This brought the rest of the party, on board ship, running. After everything was cleared, they all went on deck and enjoyed the rest of the trio, talking over all the old times, especially the years spent at P.P.A. ..-o..- I ,X ,N XX-1 Xl! .5 I 1:3 4 X X 41 fx! j ' 1 - V 4 , ,, .5 if .J - .-. N .J We, the members of the class of 1948, being of sound mind and ln possession of all our mental faculties, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. All of the privileges of the Senior Class, such as being honored guests at a Banquet, our Senior dignity, the set- ting of a good example for the underclassmen, guardianship of the traditions of the Academy: all these, and any prerogatives of the Senior Class, we bequeath to the members of tie Class of 1949. I, Nathan Achtermann, bequeath some of my excess weight to Dorothy Diddens. I, Leon Bawinkel, bequeath my ability to drive around certain posts to LeRoy Boomgarden. I, Chester Freese, bequeath my ability to borrow pretty ties to Roland Poppen. I, Robert Roos, bequeath my ability to sound like a tractor to Lowell Boomgarden. I, Margaret Unruh, bequeath my ability to play the piano to Beulah Bawlnkel. I, Nathan Achtermann, bequeath my ability to cook to Mary Eckhoff. I, Leon Bawinkel, bequeath my reach as a basketball center to Harold Denekas. I, Robert Roos, bequeath my ability to get ububble gumn all over my face to Gerald Denekas. I, Chester Freese, bequeath my second-hand basketball trunks to Wilbur Juergens. I, Robert Roos, bequeath my extra fine penmanship to Flora Mustert. I, Margaret Unruh, bequeath my ability to chatter to Clara Kampman. We hereby declare this to be our last will and test- ament subscrlbed and sworn before the notary public, the honorable Mr. Jigga of German Valley, Illinois on the 13th day of the month of April, in the Year of Our Lord, 1948. 4 4476 CICERU Q? 'X 'Ps p1cv4EN 021+ JO D x TV 1 C GOO JUHIHHS F o k cmchfz Front Row: Flora Hustert, Beulah Bawinkel, Mary Eck- hoff, Dorothy Diddens. Back Row: Gerald Denekas, Wilbur Juergens, Lowell Boomgarden, Harold Denekas, Roland Poppen, LeRoy Boom- garden. HForw Class lotto ard-Onward-Upwardn Class Flower White Rose Class Colors .fhite and Navy N x J JUNICJK CU SS The Class of '49 held its first meeting of the school year, September 4, 1947. The meeting was called to order by our '47 president, Mary Eokhoff. The following officers were elected: President ....... Vice president . . Secretary .... Treasurer .... Student Council .... Reporter CI Semesterl. Reporter CII Semesterj Archive Qenorter . . . Mary Eckhoff Lowell Boomgarden Flora Mustert Stuart Freese Beulah Bawinkel Dorothy Dlddens Beulah Bawinkel Leqoy Boomgarden Gerald Denekas We had two bowling parties, during the year, at the Sports Bowl in Freeport. We were very sorry to have one of our classmates, Stuart Freese, move away during the course of the year. It has been customary for the Junior Class to present a play during the course of the year. This year, however, our present Junior Class took on the project of publishing this Annual instead. THE HABCHIVEU STAFF Editor ........ Co-editor ...... Business Manager. . Circulation Mgrs. . Art Editor. . . Sports Editor . Photo Editors . Advisor ...... . Mary Eckhoff Dorothy Diddens Lowell Boomgarden Roland Poppen Wilbur Juergens Beulah Bawlnkel LeRoy Boomgarden Flora mustert Harold Denekas D. O. Reeverts The Junior and Senior Banquet was 'held on Friday evening, May 21, 1948, with Juniors as host class. It was held in the Hunt Room of the Hotel Freeport, at Freeport. 1 I , X .If F EV, .ew ,Q , ., N if ff- Ea L F, V f ff. . 1, ffk Ea 1 .Q E' L EFA UHIJIH S Front Row: Ruby Fuls Louise Roos Lois Borchers Betty Stykel Back Row: Johnny Rust Clara Kampman Boyd Frioke. Class Motto UKeep on keeping onn Class Flower American Beauty Rose Class Colors Red and White ,Q lqfi fxrljp ifwrr' f ,XXX DpWfxJwxJAL'vLfJJ The Sophomore Class held their first meeting Sept. 21, 1947. At this time the following officers were elect- ed: President .... . .Louise Roos Vice president . . .Clara Kampman Secretary ....... . .Lois Borchers Treasurer ........ . .Boyd Frlcke Reporter CI Seznesterl. . . .Ruby Fuls Reporter CII Semester? . . . .Betty Stykel Student Council ....... . .John Rust Archive Reporter ............ Ruby Fuls When the class entered its Sophomore year it received a new member in the person of Louise Roos. In October 1947, the class held a party at the home of Ruby Fuls. Each member of the Sophomore Class .was asked to invite a friend. April 50, 1948, the class sponsored a basket social for the students of P. P. A., and the public. The class also served lunch at various basketball games, and at the Junior-Senior play. Avwygguitig M E .-.:: ,.:,. :du 1,7 ...,., ........ ....... l . V 'mMM5Tf,g1v?f fr ovfQ .... ..,, ,-g+WfEf? ,.,., jjtff S'd, ..lf ..- fHHPPHMVHfH1LQEmg2 ...A Nfsiiff M wr 3 t ' ' f :KH W . ' , -- 1 EHESIHIIEH 7 Front row: Geraldine Juergens Loda Menus, Laura Eckhoff Back row: Robert Plock John De Haan, John Fricke. Class Motto HFriendliness is the Fountain of Happinessn Class Flower White Carnation Class Colors Blue and Gold . ati, FK. F 5 . fi 4 ' aff-wif 4-'rr'-nj ifxl fe X'-'H N. I Ns Ns YJQLJFJXI LJ x..Lf.J.J The Freshmen Class held their first meeting in Sept. At this time the following officers were elected: President .... . . Robert Plock Vice president . . . . John DeHaan Secretary. ...... . . Loda Manus Treasurer ........ . . Laura Eckhoff Reporter CI Semesterl. . . . . Geraldine Juergens Reporter CII Semester! . . . . Robert Plock Student Council .......... John Fricke Archive Reporter ......... Loda Manus Among the first experiences of high school days is the Freshmen Initiation. This places the Freshmen at the mercy of the Seniors. This year there was a special in- itiation day when the members of the class had to dress up in various costumes. There was also a period of two weeks when we were ordered to wear the usual 'green bonnets' while on the campus. This got to be a chore. October 51, 1947, the class invited the students and the faculty to a Halloween Party, February 19, 1948, the class sponsored a Basket Social for the students of P. P. A. and the public. It was a very profitable evening. The class also served at many of the basketball games selling coffee, pop, candy bars, popcorn and doughnuts. ' I 'S . f , ii -s t 1' fl' 5 'Q f 1'-I s f X l -L - ..,.-:-- -f -N.- ex, V . if N 24f -'f E23f is. Qsbciin ,ff - X x x,- I v ,W 7 C' . I t L . l S-ix P? ga ax 6 .4415 I 45 5 J X ff' HIITIVITIES I 'NF ears Front row: Mary Eckhoff, Flora Mustert, Beulah Bawinkel, Geraldine Juergens. Middle row: Dorothy Diddens, Margaret Unruh, Clara Kampman, Laura Eckhoff, Loda Manus. Back row: Betty Stykel, Ruby Fuls, Louise Roos, LoisBorchers ANNUAL ST AFF left to right: Gerald Denekas, Lowell Boomgarden, Flora Mustert, Beulah Bawinkel, Dorothy Diddens, Mary Eckhoff, Louise Roos. Front row: John Rust, Wilbur Juergens, Gerald Denekas, Robert Plock, Nathan Achtermann, Boyd Fricke. Back row: Lowell Boomgarden, Leon Bawinkel, Robert Roos, Roland Poppen, Harold Denekas, Chester Freese, LeRoy Boomgarden John DeHaan, John Fricke. M U5 IC The Music Festival was held April 28, 1948, at Dakota. A new school, Durand, was represented at the fes- tival for the first time. This helped to make a larger group. The other schools represented were from Orange- ville, Lena, Dakota, Pearl City, Winslow and German Valley After practicing all morning we were all very glad to eat the delicious barbecues, that were served in the Home Economics room of the Dakota High School. The afternoon was spent in leisure for us, since only bands practiced. The evening meal was served by the women of the Methodist Church. We were very pleased to see the large crowd that arrived for the evening program. The vocal portion of the program was as follows: Girls' Chorus: Where Willows Bend, The Angelus, The Lost Chord. Boys' Chorus: Anchors Aweigh, The Builders. Mixed Chorus : The Hiking Song, Now the Day Is Over, and the Battle Hymn of the Republic. Our conductor, Ernest Siemans, of Freeport, and the beautiful weather, helped to make the day a very pleasant one. Other vocal groups that were active on the campus this year wereg a Girls' Trio, composed of Lois Borchers, Ruby Fuls and Louise Roos, and a special Mixed Chorus, in which the following students participated-- Soprano Alto Baritone Betty Stykel Beulah Bawinkel Harold Denekas Dorothy Diddens Clara Kampman Lowell Boomgarden Henr1Etta Smit Ei my Mustert Nathan Achtermann Laura Eckhoff Gezlikgidlne Juergens Robert Plock Lois Borchers -9 ga dana Robert Roos Margaret Unruh 'i ,5?B3 ,IEI Fulsx Roland Poppen Mary Eckhoff jiggkk uise Roos Accompanist. f1:5E?iiF1I'ifsis-:if fn i '11'2:i33i21s f n saggy, jg . L1'r5.afxfvf The Literary Society was active again this year. For the first semester, Lowell Boomgarden was elected president, Robert Roos was elected vice-president, and Margaret Unruh was elected secretary. For the second semester, Robert Roos was elected president, LeRoy Boomgarden was elected vice-president, and Mary Eckhoff was elected secretary. The Literary Society gave the Christmas party at the school. First, the program was given. The program was as follows: Piano Solo. . . . .Joan Roos Recitations . . . .Sheryl Mennenga and Dean Reeverts Scripture ........ . .Harold Wieck Christmas Story ...... . .Prof. Waalkes The Meaning of Christmas. . . . . .Rev. Reeverts Following the program games were played. Then the presents were opened and refreshments were served. For the second semester, the highlight was the last Literary meeting. It was held on Friday evening, April 7, 1948. It was attended by a large group of the student body and a few visitors. The program was given, in which, some of the students participated. Mr. Herbert Borchers, coach for the school year, presented the basketgall letters. The following are the boys who received the letters: Robert Roos, Lowell Boomgarden, Chester Freese, LeRoy Boomgarden, Roland Ponpen, Harold Denekas, Gerald Denekas, and Wilbur Juergens. After the presentation, Rev. Achtermann showed some moving pictures which were taken at the picnic last year and pictu is from other times. Everyone enjoyed them very much. Regiggggihts were served by Rev. 8 Mrs. A. C. Roos. F3a,W1EE2:EC5Eg X w-Q Q scemms .xl , g atlas' ,fvgeaga --we-'U UU ' :Sienna-5 ' X ' '- NZ- - ':1'1:1f'3:, 0 'N '---53' ' ' TAL' 'LJ fin ik' LN'L 1' jr ' '- I I-ul -Kiki? X'--., '-sl-, J xx ,-,,,, ,U xx.. s---...,,.-f fn , . - . V MN .gs if .1 div,-f.x,:.,bf . , v 'z -A 'Q 3 .41 X yffffyb my W, .R I. ,H NIXV-Qvg X . , ,W . ,N ,A.1,K.aqV ! APN?-,K Nf',xwM .q,.'.- .U X. x,x4,,, ,, w R A 'xy x xx. YXXN Nw ' - M H' 'N N' , 'N .1 n N .1 : ', , X1 UiP I fwxg' . M.: XA' E,f X!jv ,- 'Q ' 'X Sf-.,f if 5,AX?,z5-'aff- ':..-'V' -' 4. .. .1 , - .Q ff 'refs avg , I . 5 :1E.e5.i:L,,53g. gg: . ff J- 11' 53 :w?.5fss,ae',, f 'Ji' 5 :1 -'. 1 ri' ' .5 ii 'V 'ff' LZ . Qa.'i'4gf',. 1 -T 5:5 if Q3 1' 'P Z51?i i?: +53 T fhwm- ,.e, ,,-N. 1 S .1 1 I .r -. :AL , fr g. Y. -mg .A .. 4- Jr's,fk'-fg 53 419' .e J, ,. 4 , tru-. u. N. fer . if ,,'., nf Q' -f ' ,A -' ',.'f4kf,a'- .- 'b'f- Q .ff . 1 ff.. gi ,f f . HTHLE T S .wig C I -ffff' ' V ,B ? ':.-4 'Z in 4? 9' QM: ,7 fri, E ff'fg': ' eg5fiW?fi,f' ws 4 -,-, L4 -:. ff? QE ve!! ,I .fecwlme Mary Eckhoff, Flora Mustert, Beulah Bawinkel 3 7eam Left to ri ht: Robert Plock, oy oomgarden, Chester Freese, Wilbur Juergens, Leon Bawinkel, Lowell Boom- garden, Gerald Denekas, Rol- and Poppen, Harold Denekas, John Rust, Robert Roos. Z, Front Row: Ruby Fuls, Louise Roos, Lois Borchers, Geraldine Juergens. Back Row: Mary Eckhoff, Ioda Manus,Flora Mustert, Dorothy Diddens, Beulah Bawinkel, Laura Eckhoff, Betty Stykel. Q'- BAJKEI --- BALL This year, the Academy had an active basketball team. They played fourteen games in all. The nfirst-fiven on the team this season were: Forwards: Chester Freese Roland Poopen Center: Lowell Boomgarden Guards: Robert Qoos LeHoy Boomgarden The scores reveal that during the 47-48 season, P.P.A. rolled up five wins and nine losses. The following games were played: CW-Won- L-Lost! Nov. 25 S.C. Men's Club Here W 17- 8 Dec. 5 Aquin Reserves There 25-45 U 17 Y.M.C.A. of Freeport Here 52-52 Jan. 24 Freeport Jr. H1 Lights Here 12-28 u U N U U Heavies Here 20-55 u 27 W N U Reserves There 15-28 W n N H N School There 14-51 Feb. 6 St. Vincent's Here ll-24 N 15 U U There 22-51 U 18 Leaf River Ag. Club There 57-17 H 24 u N ' W Here 59-15 Mar. 5 Seward Here 25-21 N 12 Y.M.C.A. of Freeport Here 25-40 Apr. 2 Aquln Here 55-29 QI ELS. .FiAQKE.TBAT.sLl This year the girls played basketball among them- selves. They also played two games for the Dublic. Q All the girls that Dlayed gym got gym-suits this year. They were very glad to get them. 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