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

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1956 volume:

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QS E r-4 Pa !DPr-H-I mad-DH h.C!.r.' .C-0- bn -D -r-I 3595 OE -P .Ci Q23 mind!-Q Om-P o3E +7 ui?-4 45,210 Pa un 'UQQVU :VU F-1 +7000 UJCD-D3 w DEDICATION 043211 1 M Dedxca um with a deep sense oi class of appreciation, we, the 1 n 1957 dedicate the 1956 edit o of the Archive to our parents se loving care an ucation. X d guidanfe who have made it possible for ur receive a Christian ed- 11042211 Each morning. at 8:h5 the student body gathers in the chapel for daily worship. During the first semester, Rev. Senne conducted services on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. A student led on Tuesday and a faculty member on Thursday. During the second semester Rev. Senne led chapel on Tues day and Thursday. A student led on Monday and Wednesday and a faculty member on Friday. It is during this brief pause that we receive our daily guidance. Here we Quietly ask God's help and give him thanks. This is one of the great advantages which we as young people are able to receive. In our future years we will always remember the inspiring truths which were re- vealed to us in chapel. Thou wilt shew me the path of life: in thy presence is fulness of joyg at thy right hand there are pleasures for evermore. Psalm 16:11 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY a f .-1. wg. TFK. ,ms- ,'f ., ,, 1 wg?- 1'.-' x 1, . 5' - .. . V , 4. A I , , , 5, a 1043211 R ev. H. F. Senne Mrs. H. F. Senne Prof. C. L. Oeth ur Teaching taff Misa. L. A. Poling Prof. D. E. Oliver- ,,.'LP 2 'Y x-,IQLXS Q1 3 . ., , . W - ,..,,,m f JH 5 1 5.1 fn u,.:r,'3fu,l' ,: ,nr ' A , -5,-gm Jzgmyif' M-. Ju, I 1042211 Rev, Prof. Faculty Mrs. Henry F. Senne, Superintendent University of Dubuque, B.A. University of Iowa, Graduate Work Teachers College, Greeley Colorado Social Science Mathematics Henry F. Senne, Business Administrator Mission House College, B.A. New Brunswick Seminary Rutgers University, B.D. Bible German Play Director Clarence L. Oeth, Agriculture and Natural Sciences University of Illinois, B.S., Vocational Ag. Biology General Science Agriculture Prof. Dan E. Oliver, Spanish and Business Miss Taylor University, B.A. Typing Business Arlth, Bookkeeping Ph. Ed. Lois A. Poling, English and Spanish Marlon College, B.A. English Spanish goarcl of Russel Buttel - President Robert Guth - Vice Pres. George Manus - Secretary Henry Hayunga - Treasurer ccafion Thomas Willemssen James Mennenga James C. Kruse George Rust . - Y, , - .e, A ,lg Wwgmifl - - 1. .hvz:,,.-,gh , - M, . QQ'-9' '29 z 5 f Q. M NG , ww. ,Hn SEN IORS Patricia Ann Eckhoff NReady for anything you ask, be it fun or work.n enior Class Jeannette Gloria Smith WA friend to al1--- always ready to smile out 1oud.n Donna Muzette Greenfield nHer ways are plea- santness, her paths are peace.n Eunice Lorraine Mennenga 'A quiet lass who is faithful to each duty 0 n A Q fi F .-f 1 1 ,A vw- 'f ' A 'A .,xj li fx ,gi ,YW ,fl 1.U'iO61..L enior Class Harold George Rust nAmbition is the requisite of sucoess.n Norman Lee Miller nIf I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way.n Sidney Gene Klinger 'A friendly fellow with a friendly smi1e.n 1 g f 1 6 ui' ' .. T, -f ' wi fe .gm ' 1 ,5 421 , IJ- :rt :'v'-'fwafv M iz T' 1, -. '12-1 iff fm' 732 f - 1 L j .-5,-,f .W-,A V Q- A .f '- P .,,,. 4.. , fi vi, Wi.. .N i 1 I. 4, 4-.:., V. .ein ..: ,Q x- V y .. af, A .L ,ful ,1 . - fs? J A X, f , , V ,f , ,:.J,,. 4 I Y zz, . 'ff' --iii-,-Vg . , ,,,4,m ., N fi, 1,1 , - 1. , ,J ' 2-3, 'f . .Ri -fi., 1- .At Vb, .. V+. ,,. ' r 45211 ll! enior Class On the morning of August 29, 1955 seven members came back to complete their four years of high school training. They were as follows: Jeannette Smith, Donna Greenfield, Eunice Mennenga, Patsy Eckhoff, Norman Miller, Harold Rust, and Sidney Klinger. Wendell Poppen who went three years with us transferred to another school. This being our senior year we Presented the Senior Class Play in the spring. We also had the privilege of decorating the Christmas tree for our Christmas party. We all enjoyed the wonderful time we had on our senior trip which we took this spring. Our officers for the 1955-56 year were as follows: President ------------------------------------- Patsy Eckhoff Secretary -------------------------------------- -Harold RuSt Treasurer ----------------------------------- Jeannette Smith Student Council ---------------------------- Donna Greenfield Repgpter ----------------------------------- -Eunice Mennenga Play naps ww- v y ',,-4,1 -' Jig ff- ! Ll 'ZEN L ! 5 ' ! l'! . , m!A X A 0 ,, 'X , P ifg, QS' :fn ,r 1,159 , .A,. . , , X 4'-'fa'f,f5,,, . I .V,4 . M, ::?Z siE1P-W . if 1 4- 5 gum.. f from ., W ,.: yu Uv-rf - ' ' '-W, 5593355 532 'Miki -+,g,'c,,' v .iw 1351 4..- f Au, 1 . ,W 211 1042 eniur Bliss Poem HERE'S TO THE YEARS Famous poets could never enlight On the graduates next in sight. The class of '56 will always be Honored, remembered--Nall hail to thee.' To Pat Here's to a girl will mannered and gay. Happiness and gayety will be hers from this day. To Donna Sedate and sincere is this little lass: Leader in society and leader in class. To Eunice For a hard working girl she can't be beat And her manner of dress is always neat. To Jeannette For questions unanswered we turn to this gal Of pleasant personalityg she sure is a pal. To Sidney Here's to a fellow of great renown. In his school days he was a clown. To Harold Here's to friend and a wonderful guy, He'1l always answer questions when you ask, 'Why?n To Norman Norman Miller a farmer boy While tilling the soil has found real joy. -- Harold Rust .,,, - .gb . H, , vw, 1 , -4 .L-' .,- wa-9-6 NM 5 51 A M K' 4 x sf Lf' ' X5 ' ww ' ' ' w 'e l4 vs'1m7'xrfk'-rie''Ewa. VUE if A L H. , , 5 f5'N MmM : as 1 Quill 13: ef, he 5: .V A ,, , 4, . t -, g , Mr., ,L , fi- 1 hui: Q, ' 1 L, - . F .1 A- 1, 4 v ,,.. . v xg, Vf kg Jw,- ff-:L ' 1 ' L T -,335 1, wg ,rub S+ , f 13? 5 Wi. I 1' 1- , .fi 2: fx V M--fre' . i F , fl Aga'-ef , 5 3if3isff.f . K '5 ., 1,.u,- A, .QV - :Q ,pr Am. 1 , , ,,4 '33, 4, Se. ' 1.29 - ik -T 9-f A ee- 1. 4' ,4 1- .Ja A, fx f 4 , 'Q 2 'F Y fimfsg qw 1 -is if' kffi, 1 ,L .' 1, ff w e if g1ji'- ff Miz: fi , w f YH -- -' u Q-, ' . -gr, 'P ., . A' 5' W Wi'xf5if'i f , ,Ia :fir ,s ze: In 'Zfse aiizixzizg 'riiiiv ff . ., A - .' 9- Y if U. . ,mffgjiy '25 zzz-Bmw . 1 5' -' ' ff' ...gf f, :hal-, .. ,-'f +11 A 51 ', ik , .4 rpm, . U5-gent, ,I Q. - ,QV . J M-1 flung ya- .P -N 1042211 enior Class Prophecy TIME: 1979 PLACE: In Outer Space We now take you into the future year of 1979 aboard the Hydrogen Powered Jet Airliner the nKlinger Kru1ser.n Pilot- ing the cruiser is Sidney Klinger the great space conqueror. Serving as stewardess is Donna Smith, the former Donna Greenfield, whom Sidney does not seem to recognize. Co-Pilot Eunice Mennenga, sits by blushing and giggling in case the pilot should make some mistake. On board as passengers are Donna's sister-in-laws Patsy Eckhoff Smith and Jeannette Smith Dirksen who are traveling by plane to see their husbands on the moon. On the way they are discussing their old school friend, Donna Smith, now their sister-in-law, who has been missing for several'years. They are hoping to find her somewhere on the way to the moon. T eir stomachs feeling very empty, convinces them that lt is time to eat. Harold Rust, the cook, has the newly invent- ed food pill ready to eat. Calling all the members of the crew together, they notice that their mailsorter, Norman Miller, is missing. After searching for him, they find him in the mail room reading a letter. It is then decided that they all will go and eat their food pills. While talking with each other, they discover who the stewardess 1s-- the former Donna Greenfield Smith who has been missing. Everyone is so excited about finding their missing friend that they forget to eat. All this time she has been riding in outer space. After talking to each other they find out that they were all classmates at the Pleasant Prairie Academy and decide to discuss school days and the good time they had at the Academy for the rest of the afternoon. Suddenly they receive a frightening jar. They look out of the window in front of the table and see they are on land- Sidney jumps up excitedly and quickly runs to see the pilot's seat to see who has landed the plane. Due to extraordinary circu stances the plane has landed without a pilot. They all run from the plane and exclaim that they are hun- gry. The cook and the mailsorter quickly run back to the plane and come hurriedly back with the food pills and a let- ter. This letter is addressed to Donna Smith. Opening the letter, she exclaims that it is from her husband who lives on the moon and is staying with Jeannette's and Pat's hus- bands. They all decide to go to Pat's house and talk about more of the good old days at the P.P.A. Of course Eunice's main object is to find some good looking man living on the moon who is single. xr.fmn:Qc..m1 :fm-:vu-xca-.f-H-' .zz 1:wf,.'.m,-www 1 -:vw A .pf -vv - r - - - ,Vu - vfx.-v ...V 'a:,.1-f:qa .n'u:usv:,a.a 1042211 enior Class Prophecy TIME: 1979 PLACE: In Outer Space We now take you into the future year of 1979 aboard the Hydrogen Powered Jet Airliner the nKlinger Kruiser.n Pilot- ing the cruiser is Sidney Klinger the great space conqueror. Serving as stewardess is Donna Smith, the former Donna Greenfield, whom Sidney does not seem to recognize. Co-Pilot Eunice Mennenga, sits by blushing and giggling in case the pilot should make some mistake. On board as passengers are Donna's sister-in-laws Patsy Eckhoff Smith and Jeannette Smith Dirksen who are traveling by plane to see their husbands on the moon. On the way they are discussing their old school friend, Donna Smith, now their sister-in-law, who has been missing for several years, They are hoping to find her somewhere on the way to the moon. T eir stomachs feeling very empty, convinces them that lt is time to eat. Harold Rust, the cook, has the newly invent- ed food pill ready to eat. Calling all the members of the crew together, they notice that their mailsorter, Norman Miller, is missing. After searching for him, they find him in the mail room reading a letter. It is then decided that they all will go and eat their food pills. While talking with each other, they discover who the stewardess is-- the former Donna Greenfield Smith who has been missing. Everyone is so excited about finding their missing friend that they forget to eat. All this time she has been riding in outer space. After talking to each other they find out that they were all classmates at the Pleasant Prairie Academy and decide to discuss school days and the good time they had at the Academy for the rest of the afternoon. Suddenly they receive a frightening jar. They look out of the window in front of the table and see they are on land- Sidney jumps up excitedly and quickly runs to see the pilot's seat to see who has landed the plane. Due to extraordinary circumstances the plane has landed without a pilot. They all run from the plane and exclaim that they are hun- gry. The cook and the mailsorter quickly run back to the plane and come hurriedly back with the food pills and a let- ter. This letter is addressed to Donna Smith. Opening the letter, she exclaims that it is from her husband who lives on the moon and is staying with Jeannette's and Pat's hus- bands. They all decide to go to Pat's house and talk about more of the good old days at the P.P.A. Of course Eunice's main object is to find some good looking man living on the moon who is single. 1 H1 , -.Q ,,.,,ff,,, ' ' -if xx .v 1 . , 1 1 , H 3 , -wigs? ? .f-fi n-W m iw :-,-. , - A-awe , 3552.1 ,,.d ,I djs - . 1. ' , ,. Aff' X ,. .- -3 ' - .2 114. ' Q. 1 ,,,. ry . I-as-K m f. 5. A , . . . 'Q ' Q ,33i5ff gig 9 gag J , 3 ff? , ,V 41 -Kaffe 2- 2 gi, ,. - K . I 1...,m vm- , k -my -zo , K rrf g Donna Greenfield 11 10422 enior's Futures After interviewing the senior class and giving serious thought to the future of these upper classmen, the junior class submits to you the following predictions: Patsy Eckhoff Wants to be a nurse. Patsy will soon be co-owner at Smith's Shining Simon- iZ1ng o Plans to She will kerchief Eunice Mennenga Wants to go to college. probably be a clerk in Harm's Handy Hand- SIIOP 0 be a nurse. Eunice will probably be a Y.M.C.A. bookkeeper. Jeannette Smith Wants to be a nurse. It is quite probable that she will become a time keeper at Ronnie's Rabbit and Rat-Racing Ranch. Sidney Klinger He has a desire to become a pilot. Perhaps he will become the stoker superintendent at Klinger's Klinker Klub. Norman has the hope of becoming a mechanic. It is quite probable that he will become a dish washer at May's My-T-Fine Mess Hall. Norman Miller Harold Rust Harold wants to become a foreign language teacher. Since he has lived on a farm, he will undoubtedly in the future teach pig latin to our children. . ,A ffm J, -5 , 15311: ,,, Y: gf x li LUQ66 enior Class ill we, the class of '56, school of Pleasant Prairie Academy, tqwn of German Valley, county of Stephenson, state of confusion, being of sound bodies and reasonably sane minds, and at peace with our fellow-men, do hereby bequeath our worldly goods, possessions, and money- making schemes to the following beneficiaries: To the Juniors, being first in line to the ultimate goal, we will all left-over chili from our chili suppen tattered road maps used on our senior trip, first choice lockers, and all mops used in janitoring work. To the juniors, we also will the respect given to all seniors. To the sophomores, who have now reached the midpoint of their high school education, we will all dirty rags and water, Bon Ami, and tire cleaner used in our car washesg also, we will all our used play books. To the lowly freshman, we will the good will of our customers acquired through paper drives, and our valiant spirit which is essential in the great cause of education. To good old P. P. A., we give our thanks for four happy years of learning and happiness within its halls. Our individual bequests are as follows: I, Pat Eckhoff, do will my low ears to May Fricke, knowing she won't appreciate them because she wears glasses. I, Donna Greenfield, do will my ever present sleep- iness to Ruth Kilker, knowing it will inconvenience her greatly in classes. I, Jeannette Smith, do will my hiccoughs to May Fricke, hoping that she can find a cure, a preventative or bOthe I, Harold Rust, do will all my high school grades-- good and bad--to Barbara Brass, knowing that they won't help her in the least. I, Eunice Mennenga, do will my beloved measles to Ruth Kilker, knowing she will appreciate a couple of days home in bed. I, Norman Miller, do will my car CDesotoJ to Barbara Brass, knowing that she hates to walk home from school because of the tremendous distance. 7 I, Sidney Klinger, do will my worrying nature to easy going Don Zim erman, knowing the extra alertness will do him no good. - if.. , L15 Fisff J. S - Rn - :J-w 1.54.3 my TS , .ff My , .mn ....,w,.,,1 M ff 3 91,0 1a,i'Ww Mc,,Q,,4. ,W 1, ,A r 4' N .,:,,.1.. X if uns.,-.4 . ,BEFHQIV . vw S' , , , vliifisgifgj ' ' gl ips -2' rv' -.AEN 4 ' 3 wr H.-. ,... ,QV 5 ' L1 4- fe' , 'fl 55155: li' ug nfl ' -In , ., . .. -.,..,! . '4 Q ,iw A V . X , wp f,y,, ,f '-,, ju- V, M- .L Lf 1 - '1L ,,.Qi , , , - ,Q A ff , , Tv 53' ff '- rf . , . Aw - 'J jf ,, 4 ff-Jlivfk ' 54.19995 V '55 f V954 , f Q .,: 4:35 1, , nv, . F . ., Q. 3 x V. ,f .M Y, s JUNIORS an-:v'wm,rsuQs,.ms.1 wavmwa-woasw,mv:nm+Sw-mnznmfn-'nr.nvsww..qnsmf ww.-A vw -Au-f' --v - -, , - - . , -..I 4 H flsf..--4 rvssafmramzaswsam 1041211 Standing: Mies Poling, Advisor, Don Zimmerman Seated: May Fricke, Ruth Kilker, Barbara Brass Junior Class H2322 Climb Though the Rocks be Rugged. 92252122 American Beauty Rose 223399.19112 Blue and Silver aaaissnazwes. mmm Ma1xs:c'.1.e,-iw farms - 1' , . sm i me f.-Jansen , 1042211 Junior Class History On August 29, 1955 four members of the junior class came back to the P. P. A. The four members are Barbara Brass, May Fricke, Ruth Kilker, and Don Zimmerman. This year the activities of the junior class included publishing the ARCHIVE, giving the junior-senior banquet, and presenting the class play MEET QHQQQ QQLJQQ At the first class meeting the officers were elected as follows: President ------------------------- - ---- ---May Fricke Secretary-Treasurer ------ - ---- ------- --Don Zim erman Student Council- -------------------- ---Barbara Brass Reporter- ---- ------- ------ ---------------Ruth Kilker Play naps SEE UNCLE LET'S ALL S E A A A L T L Y ACTING SILLY -5 I3 fe F fi 1042211 Junior Glass Poem THE WORKERS Our Junior class works the hardest of all Our Junior class answers every call. First the Archive and the Banquet next, And last but not least our History text. which we do all enjoy. Here's to the hard working kids at last Although we are not all so fast. Here's the four the school calls, Gay , Barbara, Don, Ruth and May, The class of First is Don If the works For studying 1957 . To Don whom we all call Zim to be done leave it to him. hard and working too Leave it to Don he'll do for you Just the things you ask him to. To Barbara Here's to the girl who does all you ask And never groans under the heaviest task. Always friendly, giggly and kind, And always knows what's on your mind For she is always a pal. To Ruth Here's to the girl who is always neat, Always pleasant and always sweet, Always right Which is the and quick to say best and only way To do the things ahead. To May Here's to a girl who knows a lot And 'never says, I will not.' Always friendly and always kind And is never left behind. This is a pal of ours. -- May Fricke 135 1 m 9 if is ?. .45 . Q -N F , . ,Wg M 'fbi f,.'1' , M A W Vx, - .1,-yy L J ii , .1 1042211 earbook taff The 'ARCHIVER is published by the junior class. Miss Poling is the faculty assistant for the 1956 yearbook: The staff was elected as follows: Editor ------------- --- ------------- - -------- Feature Editor --------------------------------- Art Editor ------------------------------------- Photo Editor --------------------------- ----- --- Sports Editor- ----------------- --------------- - Business Manager ----- -- ---- ---------------- Circulation Manager -------------------- - - Barbara Brass ---May Fricke ---Hay Frdcke -Junior Class Don Zim erman --Ruth Kilker -Junior Class n Q1-sr :ma-uwMv1.a 1 -num-1 4 , M SOPHOMURES 1041211 Standing: Russell Eildere, David Aukes, Prof. Oliver, Advisor, Gerald Miller, Jim Beach Seated: Philip Hayunga ophomore Class 2.92192 Prayer, Patience, Perserverance Qlggg Flower Red Carnation Qi!-25.223221 Light Blue and Red Orange 1042211 uphnmure Glass GEOMETRICAL BOYS The Sophomore class consists of five And always forward they do strive. Some are shortg some are tally But boys they are all Our class of 1958. Gerry, David, Russell, and Jim Also Philip lets not forget him. This really is a nice class of boys Who have forgotten all about toys For they're at the P.P.A. --May Fricke History and Ufficers The class of 1958 began another year at P.P.A. as sophomores on August 29, 1955. On February lk, we gave a Valentine Party in the gym. Games were played and lunch was served afterwards. To build up our treasury, we served at the basketball games. President ------------------------ Philip Hayunga Vice-President -------------------- Gerald Miller Secretary R Treasurer --------------- James Beach Student Council --------------------- David Aukes Reporter ------------------------ Russell Eilders v-m,,,,,G.s-4. A , f . , , l, 1' v' ,tif A, .. ,.. 5 nr 9 -P gr f ,..,.P . .,,A, T . y w 5 I 'I ,Q y . ,.. 1 FRESHMEN 42211 . 10 Standing: George Smith, B111 Brass, Prof Oeth, Advisor, Sheryl Mennenga, B111 Nieman Seated: Ruth Puls, Diane Aukes Freshmen Class 912525222 'Do Today Your Nearest Q1..22 Lily of the Valley 9.1212221222 Orange and Black Duty' xl ai 4,-K 4+ Af Ph H' is W 'S P-,fx in rf? S if i 2, ,1 T, 1. f .. F.. ' ' ., ' ,LA '-T .1 ',. 'f1. -1',.,'- Q 'fi' 15 1' 1' 1f x3' L ,, C' ,, 11 11 :H 'l'f7:Q,' If ,mn . '4.fa.:,:11 -,g,,.-714, ,. 3,,f!- ,. ,fy ,W 5, -- A: -f L' 1 , , f V 5' af 1? . ,Q 5 j sz-,rr - - fa... 1. , muy f 'ff ,,M-fibtm-,,,ff,',. .yf1N. .v5f.-W-4 -. fs-N . .: 1: ' ' - 5' ' 1- -.4 -fv:,:5-,Ev fi 1 g -M., .uf ,, ,,. S-ff., , 4 LA. . JM . , .W ,Hn ...,. . , X , N, Q, 1,:,Q.V.s 117, ,qv - . V, W . f 1. H ' - , V. . ':,g:.,,,mQ-. gg . ' - 'gk 22 ' 44' H-ffwf . I , - I 1 ' J K 5' X . '. I' K , , . f' 7 f'l5,,,If iq 31 - 4 . ' ' p V: , ,i . ,x g ' X Q1 .f ml' - Q, e x L55 ,gg - 1. X y v ', ' 1 Ayr f 'f - 'S bf, , F 'S , X x ., I A i A ,Am pk: 4 .- A ,ff ,I V5 N, Q, .gd , ,di 1, -JA: .'L? : 'Q Q, Y' .' . 911: .a 4 L , 1 - -1, f 1- Q V 4. ,M , .V 2 A . Wx, , . 111 3 , 3 - .- , ,,,M,, ,, ,J - , .nw fffg FQ J '7 ,.4.yg5,k1jL F . , V. i . s :-is H i.,'A,iU, 'EM' .M , , . 1U4ZZll Freshmen Glass GREENHORNS The Freshman class is really swell: Always peppy and feeling well. First, last, and in the middle too. They are always asking you What's going to happen next. First the girls are Diane and Ruthg They're quite the girls to tell the truth. Then comes Bill, George, Sheryl, and Bill B, They're all good kids if you ask me, The class of 1959. --Hay Fricke History and Ufficers The class of 1959 came to the Pleasant Prairie Academy, August 29, 1955- The members of the class were: Diane Aukes, Bill Brass, Ruth Fuls, Sheryl Mennenga, Bill Nieman, and George Smith. September 16, was a special day in the life of the Seniors as well as the Freshman. All of the Freshman came dressed in funny clothes. At noon we rode downtown in the back of a truck. That evening we spent eating untasty food. Officers elected at the first class meeting are as follows: President ----------------------- Sheryl Mennenga Vice President ----------------------- Bill Brass Secretary --------------------------- Bill Nieman Treasurer --------------------------- Diane Aukes Student Council --------- - ---------- George Smith Reporter -------------------- ------ Ruth Fuls , Xa ifikf wi!- N. Lev!! ' f,s'.Q, 'WQAQ ' ' Y' XPS! fa ,ff avr 41. ig : ' , f.-. , 4. -. w 4 f , .., HONORS esnaasanxawx.e..1mm1:z41maw.-nuusaummc .1 mgmm,nma-as-uw -,y-,asmq.'q... ,.Am. . -. f. , .. Q' 1. f..,-fmwra.fJ1.ae.nw . HQNOR RO L ,J Harold Rust, Valedictorian Jeannette Smith, Salutatorian First gsmestqp Honor Roll SENIOR CLASS wDonna Greenfield wPats7 Eckhoff wJvannette Smith WwHaro1d Rust JUNIOR CLASS NMay Fricke wBavbara Brass wRuth Kilker SOPHOMORE CLASS wGerry Miller 4Phi1ip Hayunga NJim Beach FRESHMAN CLASS 4HGShery1 Mennenga ww A Honor Roll M B Honor Roll Y . . f' 1 J if QV f V . 'V 5 ' 3 Y ' Vg.: W JV. In ,V r A, Vi .V HV 4 - ,V , , V ,L V A ., 5 , N' lf .x 'Q 11 hz 6 97 A wg? Q , .V A 5V ,Vg X .-' A 1 'I . . -, Q., 2 V,3:2'- - , 1' Q M - ' ef: , ' .QV fa P ??53?f T f wx i 1-'iiwvf-jean.-'kfbfil I F 1 Q , L 'V 3? Vai:S?lf1i ..,.c 4, Q, ,:31, ,f:-S 1 1 .1-w -xg ff. 5 ..aw.4rn+m:m.s.n:amw:. 4:f1,m,fnr:mg:wV..fnm' mfwvV:.w,rmk.:.V'v'wr-4. ., :'-1: H, , , ' ' SPORTS ,,:nmvmfumn1umnnmmas4wmsvnwxammnawwnz:4-sm'wux:a4qv1 so-ufnfnw ff-,e-:-X ,M 1 wr - , f f rv' - : H-4.-,y,:,-sizzix-axaufa 11 432 10 W' Standing: Philip Hayunga, B111 Brass, George Smith, Jim Beach, Sidney Klinger, David Aukes, Russell Eilders, Harold Rust, Gerald Miller,-Sheryl Mennenga, Norman Miller, Mr. Oliver, Coach Seated: Bill Nieman, Don Zimmerman Boy's Athletics The boys physical e ball, softball, ping p In the spring and e ducation program consisted of base- ong, boxing, golf, and basketball. arly fall the students main sports were baseball and softball. Lessons in golf were also administered to the students. During the winter and late fall the emphasis were ping pong were played noon.hours. In the early spring throw contest were the ities. All students ticipate. placed on basketball, Boxing and on the side lines such as during a ping pong tournament and a free- highlights of our athletic activ- were given the opportunity to par- 953 fv- JH 61, if QQ :J , 1 ,L it .M vw, ,M W ,M .mu Basketball If the win-loss record is any indication of the ability af a basketball team our P.P.A. quintet would be rated slightly better than mediocre. However, contrary to the actual record of 12 wins and ll losses, and to the popular method of evaluation, we feel our group of boys established for themselves not only a good record but a confidence and satisfaction within themselves that they, as a young and aggressive team, can play a stellar brand of basket- ball with the necessary practice, mental-tune-up, and proper spirit. Our P.P.A. team possessed the maximum of these three elements. Consider the opposition--three-fourths of our games were played against teams with players two to five years older than our boys. P.P.A.'s starting five consisted of but one senior, three sophomores, and one freshman. Only one of these boys was over six feet tall. The determin- ation to win proved to be the outstanding asset in ou: successful 1955-56 season. Next year will mark our second entrance into the Free- port Church League. Struggling through with a S-S record this year, P.P.A. will be all out to win the crown in WE THEY WE THEY English Ref. M6 oh Rural Youth 29 SS S2 60 23 O 22 M7 Florence E.U.B. 53 1 First Lutheran M1 hh Emanuel Lutheran 29 26 36 So 3h 32 hh 22 53 M7 East Side Rec. h9 S St. Joseph 39 25 Center 32 52 M6 38 Embury Meth. S9 51 Winnebago F.F.A. 33 28 Sh M3 Boy Scouts 66 Sl Main Street 61 S6 Alu ni S9 85 M9 3ll F 1 nugrf f 1 + S.: as 11142311 Standing: Diane Aukes, Jeannette Smith, Eunice Mennenga, Barbara Brass, May Fricke Seated: Prof. Oliver, Coach, Patsy Eokhoff, Donna Green- field, Ruth Kilker, Ruth Fuls Girl's Athletics The g1rl's athletic program consisted of baseball, basketball, volleyball, and soccer ball. Once in a while some of the girls would gather enough courage to try a few round of boxing. Baseball was our most loved sport in the fall and spring. We played games during physical education periods against the boys and between mixed sides of boys and girls During the winter we played basketball. volleyball and soccer ball. Since we all enjoyed basketball most, we spent the majority of our periods in scrimaging and intra-squad games. Mr. Oliver, our coach, had many new and interesting ideas which created enthusiasm in physical education class. 1- we Left to Right: Ruth Fuls, Jeannette Smith, and Patsy Eckhoff Girl Cheer Leaders This fall in November the students of the Pleasant Prairie Academy chose three girls as cheerleaders for the boys' games. Those chosen were Jeannette Smith, a senior, Pat Eckhoff, a senior, and Ruth Fuls, a fresh- nan. One of the girls' favorite cheers was: THE TEAM IS IN A HUDDLE: THE COACH IS AT THE HEAD: THEY HAD A CONVERSATION AND THIS IS WHAT THEY SAID WE'RE GONNA BEAT ....... ... WE'RE GONNA BEAT.... ..... . WE'RE GONNA BEAT ......... . BEAT 'EM BOYS BEAT 'EM. .ua-maven-mm may affffa-a-urxfawu-w..:fm:aLsflx zu-as eauwmmqazmwwfzrmu-,ew Aa:-muQ:,'. M p ff ' , , ' q V Jw -- 'sv -meiwm may wus,-4 LL LUQQG Left to Right: George Smith, Gerald Miller, and Philip Hayunga Boy Cheer eaaers Last November the student body elected the following boys as cheerleaders. Those elected were Gerry Miller, Philip Hayunga, and George Smith. James Beach was sub- stitute. The girls played only one game so the boys had very little opportunity to show their ability to cheer. An- other one of our outstanding cheers was: CONE ON RED! COME ON WHITE! COME ON TEAM! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! ,BQ ,af ..t V f , if al' 123 , ,,-24.-z I 2551 ggi?-+C 1 4 GE' im 'iffififi 5 'f ' 2353: wmv W an--. T.. 12 ACTIVITIES 1042211 Back Row: Jeannette Smith, May Fricke, Eunice Mennenga, Barbara Brass, Diane Aukes. Front Row: Donna Greenfield, Pat Eckhoff, Ruth Kilker, Ruth Fuls. Director: Mrs. Senne. Girl's Chorus Mrs. Senne directed the Gir1's Chorus this year. The Gir1's Chorus sang two numbers at a P. T. A. meeting and at the P. M. A. banquet. The two numbers which were chosen were: I Love a Little Cottage ------------------ Stott-O'Hara I Hear The Bees a Humming --------- Bainbridge-Zamecnik fn' - f V :wwf . , 3 4.1. f 1 E 4 V -. , , .Wm 3,f:,f'?2 f' 'ir Q. . L-. if ' - . 51'-5' ki -i T f, .., L, .X 1+ Q? 5 ' F . '-, fkgf fl.- ,f2?'1E, -- wi ii: MQ-rf ' vim.-.f -1 4 - 'ff-, f -r , xr 2' fi ,, V ' fa , :Q af., Y , A .. E Eve. 10-42211 E ........-.mf W Harold Rust, Norman Miller, Sheryl Mennenga. Sidney Klinger, Russell Eilders, Gerry Miller, David Aukes. Philip Hayunga, Bill Brass, Bill Nieman, Don Zim erman, James Beach, George Smith, Mrs. Senn Director, Barbara Brass, Pianist. Back Row: Center Row: Front Row: Boy's Chorus The Boy's Chorus was under the direction of Mrs. Senne this year. The Mixed Chorus sang at a P. T. A. meeting and the P. M. A. banquet. The numbers which we sang were sung Acapella. The numbers were Negro Spirituals, nStee1 Awayn and nJacob's Ladder.n The Mixed Chorus and the Glee Clubs sang at the Baccalaureate and Com encement exercises. en 1 w i W, ,, M 1 Q sg? ici VZ' ii e f., x xv, 1 ff f 1042211 Junior Play MEET UNCLE SALLY is a comedy in three acts by Jay Tobias: -produced by special arrangement with Baker Play's of Boston, Massachusetts. The play was present- ed Dec. 16 and 17 by the junior class assisted by the seniors and sophomores. The play becomes a riot when Ben and Betty Blayne's Uncle William Hawkinsla multi-millionaire oilman from Oklahoma! does not arrive. Ben and Betty are ver anxious to have Miss Dorinda Durant meet their uncle sg she will permit her niece Elaine Durant to marry Ben and her nephew Bob Durant to marry Betty. At the last minute Uncle Bill Hawkins wires that he can't come so Sally Sherwood, a college co-ed, is used to impersonate Uncle Bill. Aunt Dorinda falls head over heels in love with Uncle Bill, who is really Sally. Aunt Dorinda manages to get Uncle Sally to propose to her and has the license and preacher so they can get married. Uncle Sally faints and her from being a In the end of and Aunt Dorinda immediately fall has a faked loss of memory which saves married man. the play the real Uncle Bill arrives finds that he is her lost lover. They in love and are going to be married. Sally, who has been away from college without per- mission, is found by the Dean of Women and taken back to college and punished--punished just for trying to do a favor for her cousins, Betty and Ben. Cast of characters: Ben Blayne, a young lawyer --------------------- Harold Rust Betty Blayne, his sister ----------------- Donna Greenfield Jenny, a Swede cook ------------------------ Eunice Mennenga Sally Sherwood, a college student --------------- May Fricke Bob Durant, Betty's finance ---------------- -Sidney Klinger Snorkins, a cockney butler --------------------- David Aukes Elaine Durant, Ben's financee ---------------- Barbara Brass Aunt Dorinda, Bob and Elaine's aunt ---------- Patsy Eckhoff Dr. Jim y Snodgrass, an osteopath ---------------- Jim Beach Miss Muggs, Dean of Ketcham College ------------ Ruth Kilker Reverend Wright, a preacher ----------------- -Gerald Miller William Hawkins, Ben and Betty's uncle ------- Norman Miller W-, .f W-, ,- WJ ., 1 ,.,,..,Q..- ,H.,,f.m1,.. 4 L V e K 148 v- 7 , 5, -.wh Aswan f. lam- .L - .. '..:1.A, ' Lpzw. ,fv -.. A y Mrs, Edith Russell -------------------- 4--Patricia Eckhoff l 104321 enior Play an Thursday and Friday March 15 and 16 the senior class presented their play The Red-Headed Stepchild, a comedy- drama in three acts by Charles George through special arrangement with T. S. Denison and Co., publishers. The seniors were assisted by the juniors,and freshman. The play was directed by Rev. Senne. The play portrays the character of Elizabeth iBessl Russell, the stepchild of Mrs. Russell who comes to live in Chicago after living her entire life on a ranch in Wyoming. The western girl is almost twenty-one but does not under- stand the culture of high society in Chicago. After several months, Mrs. Russell, who dislikes Bess, gives one of her luxurious parties for Elizabeth. She does this to create a false impression in the minds of her friends All of the society people of the nearby Chicago are invited. At the party all the friends do a great deal of gossiping about the girl. It seems Bess is always saying the wrong things to the friends and making enemies of them. Lucia, Bess's half sister finds her talking to George Garrison who is engaged to Lucia. She becomes very angr and says they are making love. After the party Mrs. Russell and Bess have a heated arguement and later hardly speak to each other. Three days later, on Bess's birthday, Mr. Russell is caught in a stock market crash and must have twenty-five thousand dollars in order to retain his position in business. This happens the day before Bess is to return to Wyoming. Bess gets a birthday present of thirty-five thousand dollars from the boys on the ranch. This money came from the in- vestment she had made in a copper mine. She immediately sends this down to the stock exchange to help her father. At first he will not accept it but finally does take it as a loan. This makes him decide that there will be no more mis- understandings in the home. Meanwhile George has fallen in love with Bess and Lucia has made her peace with Bess. Mrs. Russell then comes and admits that she has been very wrong and asks Bess to forgive her and stay in Chicago. Bess says she cannot stay as she must educate George for the new position as foreman of her ranch. The cast is as follows: Mr, Richard Russell --------------------------- Harold Rust Lucia Russell--- Dudley Russell-- Elizabeth lBessD Russell --------'---- J+- -e---Ruth Kilker - ---- - ------------------- F2Sidney Klinger -Donna Greenfield George Garrison ---------------------- --- ---- Norman Miller Briggs ---------- --------------------------Sheryl Mennenga Mrs. Woodruff ------------ - ---- - --------- --Eunice Mennenga Mrs. Emory Scott Ethel Ashley ------------------ - ---------- Lucille Christy --------- ---- Flora Farnum ---- ssqccuaunnaunnzun --------------------------Jeannette smith ---Barbara Brass ------May Fricke --------------------------------Rush Puls ,W if. . xc'- .v,,.fff.f ,, pw, f : A Tpx ,uh '.'f'if ki 1 5- , f .-1 , . , S 41 U P: gif ml' .ss K, F A , i,,7v,?a . 1 1 wi . xy. 'E ,4- ' .1 , . n . 'Q f' ,- ,,li J lf!- fv. ..,,. M., ,.,. M. M i 1U4ZZll Standing: Prof. Oath, Advisor, Don Zimmerman, Norman Hiller, R esell Eildere Seated: Gerald Miller, David Aukes Agriculture Club The Pleasant Prairie Academy Agriculture Club is made up of students taking agriculture. In order to become members of the club they must pass their first semester of agricul- ture. They are then initiated by the upper classmen. The new members this year are Bill Brass, Sheryl Mennenga, and George Smith. On September 8, 1955, the election of the new Ag. Club officers was held. The officers elected are as follows: President -------------------------------------- Don Zim erman Vice-Pres1dent-- ----- ------- ------------------- Norman Miller Secretary -------------------- -- ---------------- Gerald Miller Treasurer ---------------------' ---- --------- Russell Eilders Reporter ----------------------------------------- David Aukes Sentinel ----------------------------------- ---- Norman Miller Recreation Chairmen -------------------------- Russell Eilders ------------------------------David Aukes Scrap Book Officer -------------- ------------ Norman Miller ffflrl 1 A 3 Q5-55 vii rid., fx ag? - qu ff M- 1 if ,q xv +2 :A Q.. ': EN 1. 32 rf- , .EN I V 11 10422 Harvest Festival The Harvest Festival was held on September 214, 1955. It was a beautiful day which was enjoyed very much by all. The concession stands were outside. Everyone appreciated the extra space. The concession stands opened at 10:30 A.M. with all the exhibits inside. The entries for the exhibits were in the following groupings: baked goods: canned goods: handiwork, embroidery and fancy aprons: and agricultural products, The Ag. Club had charge of all the stands and ex- hibits except the lunch stand where the girls sold barbecues and other good things to tempt the appetite of our friends. The afternoon entertainment consisted of contests and a baseball game. The contests were nail driving and water- melon eating. The baseball game was between the girls and boys of the Academy. The boys had the pleasure of batting and throwing the ball left handed. The girls won with a 10- 6 victory which made them all happy. At 7:30 P.M. the auction of the produce was held. John Dieken auctioned off the exhibits. At 8:30 P.M. Mr. Lester Miche of Pearl City showed slides and gave a lecture on Australia. Qsaxxw-L,-f.L fsrnzxsmbmaw- V1-wsu-Nqr:-:zu-ww:ffe.u..s- -a um. f .H f f f , - - , ' .A f - 4 wf v nv: My -'wrz.e'mm 1041211 Standing: Mies Poling, Advisor, Norman Miller Donna Greenfield, May Frieke, Patsy Eekhoft, Sidney Kllnger Seated: Jeannette Smith, Harold Rust, Eunice Mennenga Hi-Lites taff The Pleasant Prairie Hi-Lites was first printed on September 27, 1955. The school paper is published by the students elected by the H1-Lites staff. Miss Poling has served as advisor for the past three years. The staff for the second semester of the school year 195A-55 and the first semester of the school year 1955-56 are as follows: , Co-Editors ---------------------- ---------- ----- Haro1d'RUSt --------------------------------Jeannette Smith Feature Ed1tors--------------------------Donna Greenfield ----------------------------Patricia Eckhoi' NGWS Editor --------------------- - --------------- May Fricke Make-Up Editors ------------------ ------- Eunice Mennenga --------------- ------Sidney Klinger Business Manager ---- ------ -----Norman Miller nuns, . . ' . sv-zrgs.wm-min'-'awk awed-df. 4 fs-f,.n.f ww A ,smey-:.' 1 J-as-f ummm! 11 10412 Standings George Smith, David Aukes, Mrs. Senne, Barbara Brass Seated: Donna Greenfield tudent Council At the beginning of the 1955 and 56 school year tour members were elected, one from each class. The elected members were: Donna Greenfield ----------------------------- -Senior Class Barbara Brass -------------------------------- -Junior Class David Aukee -------------------------------- Sophomore Clase George Smith- --------------- ---------------- Freshman Claes These four represented the students in all classes and school affairs which pertained to the student government. ' sr ' ,men-'nrnauw' W .zesmmnxwunmmmwmmnur..sa.:w,:fr,4f....A.:xaw -if-if Nw.: ,,,', A .af z. An' amgramzwwnmi LUQQQLL Chicago Trip At four o'clock A.h. on Oct Zh, twenty-two sleepy-eyed P.P.A. students, four faculty members, and friends boarded a twelve and one half ton stainless steel chartered Grey- hound bus and were soon on their way to Chicago. Our first stop was Don McNeil1's Breakfast Clhb at the Civic Opera Theatre where Hrs. John R. Dirksen, Jr. was interviewed on a nation-wide hook-up. During a station break an amusing thing happened to Eunice Mennenga. Sam Collins, a comedian on the program, grabbed her purse and magically took embarrassing articles out of her purse such as a girdle and a banana which actually came from his pack- et. Next we went to the Tribune Tower where we got an excel- lent view of the city. From here we went to the Board of Trade. We saw the Stock Exchange from the v1sitor's gallery and had a thrill- ing experience riding on the fast-moving elevators. Our fourth point of interest was Marshall Field and Co. Much of the alloted hour was spent riding escalators and browsing through the different departments. We went to the Chicago Christian Industrial League which is located on Skid Row. It was explained to us how men come off the street and are fed and converted by this m1ssion's work. At the Midway Airport we observed the large airplanes land and take off. Our vantage point was the roof of the administration building. The Brookfield Zoo was the last stop on our Chlcago itin- erary. Here we spent an interesting hour walking through the numerous buildings which house different animals from the four corners of the earth. To satisfy our hunger tantrums we stopped for our even- ing meal at a bus stop in Elgin. On the rest of the way home we amused ourselves with well-known rounds and choruses Entrance of our bus Polar Bears at Tribune Tower driver Brookfigld Zoo O .t 4 , . 1 ff,-. -11 be 1 , ,fx 'iJf:,,-'i w'-Nz'-5' ' 4 1 -, A M ' 5- ff' -J .e w w: . ,, , 1 gg, . asv my 5. .4 , N. ' , -1, .:- r fr, f-ef. Q3 P, -5 if K x. U Y ,, f. . H , Lf, A f ' 3 ,,,5 v, 4, - g 'Z . 1 Q . A iii? ff X .Q . . K-S, Q TL +R , V4 , f 'S v :T 4 -,.. m, , , 5 . ,, H.. ,fi J, -3 'g 1,3 1- sh., F' L - V ,Q K H A 1 4 hx as , '- 1 J. t -, ,, ,Nm V , an Q . wg L71 , ,, J ' 4 W N X J, X -Q x x t hz' 1 T f L X N ,. Rf-, ,',. 921. iff ' 7?w+11 r , , 'iffy ' X 'Q .PN ' ' P' , , , ., iz.. L u H '13, ffm-a, :K ' 17: 'ip f 14,4 .5 F3 1.55232 - J i'?!:5i' - -Q2-,fd'L.' 44 R1 M f W: 4. I it ' I 1 ii' 5 '. 'a MT-v w V T 2, k.,. v HX Ml I? 5 The morning of april 6th found a group of ambitious stu- dents and teachers preparing to give the P.P.A. campus its yearly clean up, Armed with rakes and basketsg clad in jeans, work shirts, and gloves the energetic group was di. vided into two groups Each group was assigned a section of the oampus'and wdre lgstructed to give it a thorough raking,r The sophomores andqsemlors worked together as did the freshvs man and juniorsg ' Th? junior and senior boys hauled leaves ln trucks piloted abdut by Norman and Sidney, By mid after- noon the campus was rid of all leaves and debris, The girls started to carry books to the new library. The boys finished hauling leaves and junk after which they haul. ed dirt for thee new improved baseball diamond. The group received a reward for their hard labor when hot dogs and pop were served at 3'of31cck, After a weekgendys rest the group returned on Monday mgrning April 9th ready to clean the interior of the school building. The sensors were assigned the task of putting the remainder of the Lbopkg in place in the new library, and cleaning the adjolning rooms. The junior class was put to wary in the remaining upstairs rooms, The freshman and sophomores suspect themselves by cleaning the downstairs ' assrooms. Paili 'cleaning rags, Spio and Span, and Ivory 3 akes became the' standard equipment, By,3 p.m. a visitor Q P,P.g.'would have found newly polished furniture, waxed floors, clean windows and woodwork, and orderly clean smell- ing rooms? f Theqtlred group proceeded to the gym where barbecues and pop awaited them: t' ' Thag evening the students and faculty of P.P.A. felt proud f their clean school building and campus. They dong gratulated themselves on a job well done, remembering the best feature that we had a lot of fun doing it. I N 'V f ,4 M l ' l 1 X, 1 10-13211 Cafeteria During the first semester of this year Mrs. Ralph Fry was our cook at the cafeteria. At the beginning of the second semester, Mrs. Ray Harbers became our chief cook. Barbara Brass helped every day to get the meals on the table. Several boys set up tables and chairs every day All students of the Academy participate in the dishwashing. Groups of four do the dishes for a period of two weeks. ve Q. HJ v -J.. New-1 ' , ,, JJ. 31. ,. . f.-2 .5 ,J 12- 1 , fm. .1. 1' ' . f L. .- T H 9' Af ,fl J X L. 'A ' 7 .mei fi H-P Q95-f , 5421 . 'A ,, . 'L'f?v,.1fL1fF iii 3 -- 'Q 4 - ., 'P I '13 A ffm if 1 'fr-S515 ' Q,,.. - Q'-pus 5' aj., 141 ,L - -- fJsz+ f+f f'1 . VJ ' Qa.'.f,-lx asia,-e4.e3if ' wmv.: snr, am xxx ,Q , ' .LIC -L 'wi' mi ,1:,,A, i-. er, Q V v -:, A344 -. . ' .,-Q'- rw ,. , - SM , ,gh 1 9 ., 5, . ,-f',.j, 1-, , ii O , ,HMV , .p.,x, ,., . , - -4, ,Lv- ' -f .V A Qu, ' .E--gr' I -, Lv' wif .. , ,M M. im :A -,1,,5?4:J','.m . KWH-UNC WEUI The Junior-Senior Banduet was held Friday, May llth at 7gQO P,M. C.S.T. at Florencefs Dining Room in Freeport. The senior class, faculty members, their wives, and Mr. and Mrs, Krayenbery were the sweets The tl ne of the bancae of the junior class. t was NThe Wishing Welln. NThe Wishing Vflln theme was carried out on the invitations, nap- kins, and programs. The nut cups were assembled as miniatur wishing wells, Four larger wishing wells filled with purple and yellow pansies, n beautiful center piece of soft pastel shades, and glass candleholders with lavender and yellow candles decorated the tables, One end of the dining room was arranged like a garden, A wishing well with yellow roses climbing on its roof was placed in the background of the garden. Flowers, plants, and forsythia were arranged in the garden so that a beautifu setting was created. In front of the garden was a fence constructed of gold and lavender streamers. The girls wore pastel ballerina length formals with wrist corsages of yellow or white carnations. The boys wore yel- low carnation boutonnieres, The menu consisted of: Frosted fruit cup, fried chicken Cfamily stylel, whipped potatoes, gravy, relish, tossed salad, peas and carrots, coffee, milk, and strawberry ice cream pie. 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V-Qg1f',,fk:17 ,Q- Q . .g rrp ' . 1 W If ,- 1 ,A +5 X--. f 5. ,-dxf, ,- :,,?V5k51 ,- J- ,VW f . 11 ' -'GE r if I 1 -I 1 L19 LUGOG Calendar AUGUST 29. Back to school with only a half day of school. Donna, Pat, and Barb paint girls room in afternoon. 30. lst. day of studying. 31. The girls paint the mimeograph room. SEPTEMBER 1, Girls paint the woodwork in the girl's room and the mimeograph room. 2. New freshman. Glad to have you, Bill Nieman. 5. Labor day--no school. 6. Why not a longer vacation? 7. Jim came back after his operation for his broken shoulder. 80 A dead dayo 12. Commercial teacher interviewed. First Literary meeting 13. Cold, rainy day. Kingfs Daughter's chicken supper in Sym- lk. Nothing unusual. 15. Prof. Oliver, our commercial teacher arrives. 16. Initiation for our green freshmen. what a sight! Half day of school. 19. Rained--Physical Ed in gym. what fun! 20. Rev. Dirksen gone. Juniors go to Freeport to get ads for Archive. 21. Half day of school--Mission Fest. 22. A usual day of school. 23. Students get ready for Harvest Festival. Zh. Harvest Festival--a very interesting day. The girls beat the boys in a baseball game held in the after- noon. Score: 10-6. 26. Girls tease boys over Saturdayls victory. 27. Nothing unusual. 28. Literary meeting in evening. 29. Juniors go to Freeport and Forreston to get ads. It rained. 30. Students and faculty go to Belvidere to Farm Progress Show in afternoon. Y1 , 7 . .au-4 F' . ,. . , . V 1 .. f,-,,1. Ewa... W ., - -Ali ,- ' ,gw,, Q f w -- Ne, Y f 1-- K-, ..,, A M- .'F , .. HK 'V IW-'A ji, . ' , fb. Y.. -rf L-V4 .- , - --L 2 4 .w4. iLa'w '-.-,f-'.:.4 .ff 1 2-w'?:f ' fx ' f f lu' G lf' -A Q f 2 ' ' ' A ' ' . 'f 52z.11. ,,::- K --M- -if 3.4 2- , s- 'w w . 3 V 3, , .., .4 5. -,vwf m W ,. ? , - - . -- - gy' -, QL . .M-E . L-2 14-,Q M f K vi f f 'f ' 'fi' .-fi. xlgwsw. W 1 f - N, , Q, . ,S , A Mg W - 'f-ff! S , , we . . M ' ' , . , ' , . . . O . , ., . r 1 V . V' , f . an Y - , Q -' 1 . 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Rainy day, A the seniors order their announce, T,-L,..s,'.ffYyQyu lviei .A'f'f ?1 3501-2' . gfxw2g45gr5'..f.Sf5i1 .- Q-1-.'1,f'-'L' --'cfm 1 GUTOBER I M4.. --,....-..-......., ...... -- ,- 3, Blue Monday. L, Guest speaker in chapel, June Seigfread, a missionary , on furlough from Columbia, South America, Seniors went to Freeport to hear lecture on the teachi rofession, Sq Drizzle days 6, Six week tests begin. ' representative of the Jostenfs Coekwre, Juniors order 4 their class rings and mentst 7, More six weeks tests, 10, History class has giggling session. 11, Girls have baseball game with grade school girls, Score: ' 15-16 in favor of the grade school girls, - 12, M63 years ago Columbus discovered America, Driver's Ed, class gets a S6 Ford? Ham supper in gym tonight, 'UQ films on heH and Agricultural developments shown in gym this morning, 13, Juniors get ads with the help of two Seniors. lb, Half day of school, Grade school has teachers meeting, 17, Barbara feels rich so strengthens Junior class treasury A by using 155 worth of typing paper on one letter, 18, Literary meeting this evening, 19, Ruth loses voice so has many interpreters, Everyone is helpful, 20, Blue Thursday-Uno one has any ambition. 21, No schoole-Teacherfs Institute at Rockford. Qh, Field trip to Chicago. Early to rise because the bus left at h:OO a.m, ' ' . 25, The day after the day before. Every one sleepy and drowsy, 26, Usual day of school. Good spirit, 27, Everyone unhappy, Rev, Dirksen's last day, Students pre- sent farewell program, Rev. and Mrs. Senne arrive. 28, New principal begins her work. Community farewell party ' for Rev, Dirksen and family, . 31. Halloween, Some Juniors and Seniors decorate grade school gym in the afternoon. 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Snowcd, Archive room moved to A warmer prune on 896555 - floors B, Guess what? 2 9. Everybodyis walking around school with n long face bob ' cause of a two-day vacation. 10, Teachers Meeting. No school, 11, Armistice Day?? No school ' ' lk. First play practice of the junior class play, WMEET UNCLE SALLY.H b ,w 153 Play books came so there is play practicm' 1, 16, Just another day of school, IAQ ,Donft know do you? 1 5 Play practice, ' 21. First chorus practice, V 22, Everyone surprised when Mr. Hallmdmy vis in school. Driver Education has several pictures in the gym, Play practice, kr t' 234 Pictures taken for Archive. Everyone happy, ' Zh, Thanksgiving. No School. ' 25, Thqnksgiving vacation. No school, 28, Names are drawn for Christmas. No exchanging! 29, Donft know do you?? 30, Students get report cards, .Ohll Basketball boys first practice game, .I VM A :rflgs-X.if:i-':g!..n.:x .-:.:i4 - .gif LIELIAQN A. r 'll K ppgazg Q45 45? 5151? 'Q s HAL .f- :f 2: ', '. - : ' ' x' I V' l 'v' A' l rllllvifq QU f Q- L - Lv eere M e emi' l x was 'f- df ' 12? M, ,,,.e Fr g, Q N-iaalf .lyjfv ,..., A, V..-I ..-hfi ',r?'1':' 'T' I7 'yn 7 !,, I,. c f4,ffMlzfJ . Vfef if iff -1 f v ,p Au 4 1 9 .tu Z 4 if ,va ' A -J 3.45.31 p t,' p I. 1 f n . 1 . ..,'- . ,-- 3-1 v-fn --fvr rv fax'-va W' v'v,.'m:'- rf - ,,.....- W - r,,...-, ,fly ,.-..,:Mf .,,,:f!,..-Rx U',,,v.3 .x 1-vt' .- - ' xv X DECEMBER NQ.afE'QiI:ffL:Z t2Ef2igMVT,srs. ..... Ii? 'fail - 5 , ,L X lx Showed, Bus routes changed, 25 Basketball boys have poor start against Rural Youth, 1 Pep rally last periods ' S, Play practice, GJ' Gerry Miller absent, - 4 72 8. 9. 12, 13. lin 15: 16, 17s 19. 205s 21, 22 Q' 23, Sidney gets new glasses. Doing a lot of reading, Sid? Tonight the boys have a basketball game with Immanuel Lutheran School, Prof, Oeth and several boys went to Freeport and Dakota to get walnut wood and a stove. Good to see Gerry Miller back. Happy Birthday, Billy Nieman, Pacific Islands of World War II and T,B, movie picture shown in gym. Fifteen shopping days left before Christmas, Mr, Oliver gives boxing lessons to the boys, Junior class gets a Christmas tree, Senior class decoratcs Christmas Tree, More Christmas decorating. CONGRATULATIONS!!! Prof. and Mrs, Oeth are parents of a son, Larry Eugene, born this morning., The heating system was serviced todaya Junior class play HMEET UNCLE SALLYU, presented tonight, Play cast went home early today, Second night of UMEET UNCLE SALLYH, Ardath Rademaker and Phyllis Hayunga Cformer P,P.Ag' studcntsl were visitors today. Boys have a basketball game with St, Joseph. Good work boys, Our team won, Christmas party tonight at Anne Renken's homey Junior Class rings come twday, T wo more days of school this year. 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Film was shown on American Frontier, Students go to Grade School to practice for PgTgAl TESTS. Finally over with. HOB-RAY,? May Fricke absent--Basketball game in Freeport, liunior Class meeting, - i Cantata Practice, Zim has contracts to be signed. What a dayll Basketball.game at grade school with Rural Youth. Basketball game in Freeport, Close score, Junior Class meeting to choose theme for banquet. Theme chosen by Juniors. Hi-Lites elect new officers, - Quite a day! Ruth Fuls wears her dress until noon, Sidney is in an unsuitable Bake Sale for Teen-Age Polio Drive, Basketball game. Beat Main Street by 6 Mantoux tests taken for TgB. . backwards stage today. px ,- f R V 'rvsw fit Wx'-y 31QXf'es, for-3 NWX t V t',f'1,1.f'Wf 3 gb Lf S5 it v' Et? fit f. lf? ff? SL , X' ,rs Y I ksff f ' 1 ft -e'- L' ' W f j Q cf x Q L, 4 f I l. 4 IL. ,, Y Xxx 0 .,QLL fl'-S-, 1.1---f ff '-1:-.igx-f :PXXlWj L s,M', .xv f 's I js-5 If ig 3 QQL5 2' PM ir 7 N ff-'X 5 33? y 1 K 5- lgv 1- f NNNMQ 'sgggj 1554? points, VICTORY, FEBRUARY X 1. 2. 39 M. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. ll. 13. lu. 15. 16. 17. 20. 21. 22. 23. Zh. S32 29. 5' 'J Nj ' VALENTNNE K svPPs FEB-If A new month!! Everyone concerned about the T.B. tGStSg Twenty two ground hogs see their shadow. Prof. Oeth, Carol, Lerry, and the Ag. boys returned from Urbana. Nurse comes to read our T.B. tests. Girls get extra period of P.E. What happened? Girls benefit basketball game. Lost to women's team 15-20, ?2owg'day. Basketball game in Freeport, We win ,-M Jr. Sr. girls go to Deaconess Hospital for a visit. Radiators do extra duty. Everyone complains of 90 degree heat. Slippery roads. Barbara loses sock. Mr. Oliver absent. Movie shown in gymg nThe amentali of Swimmingn. Practice for P.M.A. program. Program given for the Pure Milk Association. Juniors go to Freeport to look for banouet dining room. Prof. Oeth absent. St. Valentine's Day. Seventy-nine more days before school is out. Valentine Party in gym tonight. The sophomores order plenty of supplies. A really fine party, boys. 'Everyone really enjoyed it. A cold, windy, dreary day. Free candy in the halls due to the Sophomore's big supply. Eat hardy!! Radiators go on strike result everyone walks around with a coat on. Juniors go to Freeport to look for place for Ban- quet. Rev. Senne overhears Junior's discussing having cat livers for the banquet. Does everyone Fund- like that? Pat has operation for removal of the screw in her ankle. ' Patsy back again, Good to see you, Pat. Basket- ball game at Freeport against East Side, Score 52 60c Basketball game here with the First Lutherans. Very close and exciting game--result we lost hl-h2. Alumni plays East Side. Alumni lost. Two-hundred twenty-four years ago today George Washington was born. Eunice doesnft come to school as she thinks sho has the three day measles. No P.E. for girls today. Icy day, Bus went in Sennes' lawn. Basketball game with the Lutherans. Play practice tonight in the gym. 7:30 sharp. An extra day of school. WWW If 1-'Q , ,,,,., -.TQ -0-5--5-1 ,- x l ' fr: CgT7'5,- . - : Z 5- f.f ' ' x,- Xb J, fo i f X' 'f .rsfig Jxxki'xf3v?1 X Z ff ' 'A' 1, A summer day. QEg2?ffE: 2. A shower for Lerry Oeth. Basketball game at night. Benefit game for Jim. Boys lose to English Reform but win from Winnebago. Good work, boys, 3, Seniors' chili supper. Yum! 5. Game with Embury. We won! 6, Another day of school. 7, Snowed. Gunteta practice. 3, Seniors Net poper roi stage walls. 9. Lust minute rvsh for send-off for Archive. 10, Benefit sale. Seniors paper stage. 12. Won U,B. game from Emburyll 13. Board members 'N'. re tearing out partitions on second floor to enlarge library. lu. Dress Rehearsal. Mr. Oliver went to Chicago to get a part to repair gym furnace. Board members sQi11 working. 15. Senior play. Play cast dismissed at 2:15. 16, Second night of play. School dismissed at 3:00, 17. St. Pstrick's Day. Everybody be sure to wear green. 19. Lest B,B. game of season. 20. Rev. Sennc absent. 21, Furnace broken in school so is a bit chilly. 22. Furnace still broken so cllsses met in Senne's house and in the gym. Another Louis Miller sale. 23. Nothing exciting. 26, Barb and May go to Freeport to get supplies for bnnqufitj 271 Just another day of school. 23. Cantata, ff-sxfx 29. Easter vacation starts. ,ffrE,4r4,m fx, 30. Good Friday. Vacation. f ywjgffhigkt ' N t'?55V'U55tm' .f.' P2522 Aru 5 ' , 5 4 JA lo. 5 fb ku ,efwygkji -Juv x Avf:5EE!:E:4:3s.CV 1 . L 'ml If x we -, X Aa ' VX .owe 1 ,Q X ' X wx ' l, ,fmQ,5A9!V fcwm.x:':4:' w.:ruxw-n.x:zn:,:.mnmum ,e5.:,.nm.:P.:,-.uw w:ma:,u,:aea :.s,r.:a:nm.:r' -u :mmf M- -1. ,T . 'f f ' .1 .', f.. .Mx A:-x:'..v.w,:,1w'.muna:a.1.vz,uwauan.mr ' fp a A v We VFR - X 0 . , K T Op, J fzlxk Qhj ljq ' C L- . Ou: .f , ' '- . Q! APRIL 5 Q QQ 1 ' ' LJ 4 ' 2, Easter vacatirn tofey, 3, Back to schorl--e--Wow we have to study. U, Students play ping pong during P,E, periods. S, Everyone lookinq foreward to getting out of book reports on Friday because campus cleaning has been arranged 6, Campus cleaning. Everyone rakes and works outside today. 9. The inside of the school is cleaned S?IC R SPAN today, What fun we had, 10, Mrs, Senne gives the students rules and points to observe while using our newly remodled librarv. 11, Play practice for the freshmen and sophomores in the afternoon, 12. Boys play hardball during the noon hour, 13, Seniors are getting anxious to gc on ttsir trip. You have a little while to wait yet, Seniors, 16, Seniors leave on their trip to Washington D, C. ProR,Oeth suffers fom the flu. 17, Prof. Oeth is back. Feel better, Prof? 18, Last day of school this week, 23. Good to see the Senior Class back today, Zh, The play cast is to know their lines for the Fresh-Soph plays, 25, Play practice. 26, The boys play ping pong during the noon hour. - 27, Freshman and Sophomore plays tonight, Play cast goes home at 2:30 to rest for toniaht, During the third one-act play the li hte sudCenly went out due to an electrical storm, Liwht was furvishe1 for the re- mainder of the play by the audience who had flashlights, 30, Pat and Sidneh are 'icK, 52:96 Www? vVu .rip ' Q - 2 'fi-' A.-'N 1 05,1 , A-QQ, ,fig l , QS fx Aho 1. 4 4 x ll Wx f the .. .. 3 A W, ' ' ' - -mmafaag-a.z1znammxsxan4:.:s-:1mm.i'.. W uf ,vmnfka-:..N.-kgannsa ' MAY ls 2. 3. M. 6. E! 9. 10. ll. lh. 15. 16. 17. 18, 20, 21. 22. 23. Zh. 25. 28. 29. Q-.2 ,X 7! 1x57 ff4ghPD tm May Day. Sunny and rather warm Martin Luther film was shown in gym. Don Fimmermen dcciWes to get to Bible class on time. Ruth Ann suffers from e cold. Last ea? of school for this week. Just 3 weeks of School ltft, Guess whet? Another day of school. Girls have to play GOLF. Social Security representative talks to Seniors. May showers. Rainy and cold. Juniors prepare for baneuct. Jr. M Sr. Banquet at Florence's Dining Room. Juniors and Seniors decorate the gym in the evening for May Day. . Practice the processional for May Day. Students practice the processional for Bacc. and Comm. at noon. Last minute preparations for May Day. Eighth grade visitation. May Festival held in evening, Queen crowned by the mayor of German Valley Baoclaureate Services. One more week of school. Hurrayl A usual day. Commencement, Seniors all wdnr smiles. They have their diplomas. Last Friday of school for this year. Last day of school for thc 1955-56 term. School picnic at the Pines. 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