Pontiac Township High School - Pontio Yearbook (Pontiac, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1952 volume:

'WNW If 1' KJ!! fllf 'W !WJ'f M Nx WI. ,UXWNI MN HMI Q 171, XX TWIN fl if MJ. 3 X, 5 N. S, + x. A ' I' 7 x , J x . .Hx Q 625712 1 X W x 49 a ' .X ,- ,awk xiisg Q,M'iQlfX wfieig SEESL J' 4.5572 i -g,-puns-lvllw I X e 54. YW. S if wf vi:-F--,-pf 1 ff NNXX 'xx X-N 'Xx w NQW A L. Lfwfbl -Qjfijx IXML Wx fr .1 E . 1 r I v uf' I 1' ,UP H' T .rx 4 f- ft 'J' 8 i 1 5-Q4 1 .e Q53 e I l have for pelrfect bliss, need I look: of friends I made at school, and my yearbook. -lx x -Q .t 3. a I 'tqff . v ' ' 1 v 1 Koh Lg mf , , 4. K Q- I I K ,gm X, A 'W-, -wv?v-N 1. I ' . 1 ' ,fhQ 4 V j, i - b4 ff I fig ,.,k, ' A ' I YA:5Q'w-' S55 K ' gut '15, -. H ,.4gr?g:f , ' 'mf f - , 'I .4 - 45 -,l 'rl --1 4.-,' -,I -Q' A A0 kt 4 E Hgff-fQ, 1 , ', ' . my 5 v - ' - 4 V' K p . 1 5 ' Y ' -. z '-'l +2 Q-Q ' . '21 V ' I 8 Q ' W ' Q ,..- 1r asqfw Q- . Q . U - ' 'I . ' x ' V . Q 1- 5. mf ,I . ,. f K - L I 4 ., x . Z 5 N, ' L 5 rx ' q fx. ' 1. lf. jf A x ? . as 5 , .av .sh ,I V, ,, ai wa 1- ' H .wg 9'. ','Vf-' fl. -- . f' la up - P -5 -Q., nf .,fq 1 ff vw A ,.. if rv- . .. .1 Qs: if f .,I 'W' .Q ., .- . sul. L :A i 'A ,r .ti -v, . 'Q y L. . , 1 Q -1-ff my 5 n xg X L 4 Y , - - 4, . if ,gf A ,a 0- It .3 ,F C.. - , A r A H I x 3 5 t S' :X x uf v Q f L' xg . , , , W .ki A :I .1 'QT .., - I S I 1' 3 9 E 'QP i , 2 Q I I zzaiaff clamp, Hail to our warriors so bold Like mighty heroes of old Put on your fighting clothes Stand up and on your toes Hail to the Orange and Blue Pontiac! Pontiac! ,ru Q 9281 :HsFdrV'V 'c ' ' , -4 'W 5E7'iQ .mewf 94: K0 41' :Qkmf , 4 A k L w Q xg X Q W N-1 V Q KN31 O k X ofa xg On vkaov ag K Tef Bene C 0 C As vmed by B-Lxempo THE SYN L F D ' LOU svn QTRING BASS C9 ST. ' Modwfefv 5 v iii muon mn Q T YYWL K To 3 -411da11t S+ring B555 Modtf 11d fOp 51,N0-U Q -gif CARAVAN OVERTURE ith temleme P lfffffodw-fffg f4x1mA.x, sw1.1 rf mg. E1 8 A 5-S lf. A smTn11-:A'rA1. mmm Xxxjgk fn' S I RING 'MSS 1n'KHH1.1NX' X X! Mzwsmso con nioto 1 'llwlmyed by Xxx . k ww 4 V Q V+ 5 :im if ij' vlgxri-iirl R Ng 'W ' ' ' 5 '.f-xgi 179' x,If XX 8 ' X X xf jiifi fi 6 .ww fs 'T + XT'H X 5 i5Q5i T51 IS L3 X7 if 1 4 Q i fi 1 3 N 3 f Awciiijj- M if- fbi 111 i' Af wyB.1rd NET ATIONAL EMBL QW :avid i Tig - 1 ' Y Graz---.i Q Xb MAR, S- LH -0' XJ 525- 5 I . sling- i L :gi EY fS Manhattan Beach ET 2nd 8: 3rd Bb Comets Df1arCh V v C .1oHNPH11,1PsuUaA B1 DY h A A 1 P 5 -I K L w CMM vnu jg 555::sE?EEa.::Qs 5'::',e?r??rii:'na a 1 A G' .lf P P .f ff-P sein' D ' 1' ' D A a - L-:Q::55:::',e?rE??E?!???F: 'fiiei - In gf? - A - A l- ln' . P-I 00 a er a- H5223-H ny sos Nol.AN f ' Arr. by DAVID BEN ' er QV P 7 5 5 5 P , 5 P :::2::a::.1:::s nd ww VH :: 2122Q tl 8, h . TYX6 S 3 MMC is , C, A +sa002 nw a 52 A x Y Condumo Elmo P M1 omg ' ' Y QJLZ-XX T f zdr2'e11IzJ,?OL Shagea 2-H6539-ee? A iw Baf-gmc' P23 DICK HARDER 2nd attendant 443 -6' K3 JOHN PARRISH 4th attendant -sr' Hr' GEORGE WEBER 3rd attendant DALE FINNELL KING Sth attendant dr Ar -56' ..,-I JOH N BRUE 'lst attendant Wm 'N--f OIYIBCOYYL Eng gs. ' Lv J' 2 ..f- ? :' gnu TOM MCLAUGHLIN .-.......f f x G' Q -- tw 3 ,. i . f W 1, . I 4c,::-f JUNE HENRY 1st attendant oya 3' 'Q'- MARILYN WESTERMEYER 3rd attendant VERA DIEMER E N JUDY BREMER 5th attendant JAYNE JOHNSON 2nd attendant 'Div '?9 VELMA NASH 4th attendant U---M-va 'I -'fx X 15 I 9 -3' 'xfz -it 5 ponfio I 9 Presenhng the 27th volume of the Pontlo by the students of Ponhac Township Hugh School Ponhac lllmols Published under the dlrechon of I-he Senior Class of 1952 ff ,. 0 14' ,riff f x, f' K x f f x gl!!! If jf! C If 0 X. 'Ak ffffi f X ? YW W R 4 Zi 1- Q iQ,,,,? X 1' xg ' ,IE 4 JE ,fi jg ,.,.-f- vf-25-,P :Sf diff-jail P V7 ,135 24 ef, F,-uf . . . . . . . . . I I ' . . . O ' Q' f6 ff .fx f , , ,I I 1 ! .-2 Q' Z' V f 7 1 is f fs yf i f f-Q 0 -ff 'Z X ZA. O Q :Sd f' ' ,f K NN 1 f f ' X k i X f , X X ,...., e Za..-1 X k fy 72: ' . N so ri- -',,1f 2 if X 5 J' T61 , 5 '41 , , '- ' -- bf- , f . .iq-'T' -A 41'-1:-1-J 1 -is' '. ,- ff?-ge -, X iffffg-f 1:21 f s W- offer.-gi-S s- A- Wx - , - 1 F J 'dfffiviz-' ...,,:s-j::j'-7521.1-Vg,.:g .-'fl , :f.,Q7 ff! f - ' -' '1 ' QT' Tig-TQ-I- '131f f'T 'A .7 'M , ,,, ,Ai 'X ,:,5Qai'LEfj 'e-'-'f,'4f7L.if1f'i -,--ff.- -1- -, 'lk' , ,1.-?'--- . g..1-ef F, L55 :?ii1'5 if 55 if-J-T442 ..- .--f-5'- 3 ff:-f ' . f' f-To - e 'L-ifgdffi diflizf --5?-'fel 'fsifi--12 15 135 :- gf-- d Y, ff-EQ 3,4-ef'-i-e-'s L's of Ziff- 'A A I f' iff: 75 -if-A !gL::-'i'-illffo - 75- 1 f ' 7 Q:S:'rf'?9' f' : 7-?1' ii T21 f-ffiff' ' M f-:H A 'ti s x E?fi-74 ' ' ' -F Y ' :Y --' 14 ff gg 0 .9I'lfl'06!lfLCfL0l'l Behund the s enes of our school lute are two characters familiar to all stlft nts nd teachers aluke Thus paxr attends school as regularly as any tudewt and If they are absent they never worry about passes or excuses Our yearbook wouldnt be complete wrthout a pncture of our two most conscuentuous pupuls our two most ardent athletlc fans our two most faith tal heloers so we Introduce to you George and Gertrude our school mas cots who wall guude you through the pages of the 1952 Ponho George and Gertrude s TOUR SCHEDULE People we respect pages 11 26 Admlnlstratlon Our playmates pages 27 50 Classes Our extra trammg Pages 51 84 Actmtnes Krds we follow pages 86 103 Athletics Our playtime pages 105 120 School Llfe Index XX if W mx f Xt '94 fllllxx XXXX Z 40 ltll were lf Xxx x Q if ,X Wy, .I XX gl Y 2 gc K Q64 4-V Q Ni tj se ll ff if I li I? lltgm 'll' ln if fits Il ll- f' lllw og X llx llx Nh 6 , f' 9 , f In XX WK I, flll x nl 9 lil Q lf lf 5 f l f XXX fl ? Q g 2' 5 :. 80,0 Q edlaecf ADMINISTRATION S.,-, ut' j,Xfy!fff fffw f if X Q92 X IZ ff ff 7 ,, jf, GW XXX fffwgilffyf X KKK xx! X X!! K XQQ3 f II X 5 if X Qfmgstwtt X X W X X X X I Qi Wkkxxwwx ff, '-ENV e g ee the e e doo o the No oo 9 sks ascot Geo ge of hs ca t G t e gglesha yad gget stat g heto fPTHS tth ma AsGeo aksoth e oo eeae e es lead yo to the peopl h e espect as e pe t t a e s a d Ieade Y s I get y feet do b t please follo m Jut s 'Q 2 ff .' f LI 9 ,ea fi 5 f J I A ff ff f , ,ff f,,f,, f f 4 f A f' A X !' X f' . I I, 1' if ff ' 1 ' X ,f ,, , ff, ' Q V I , 4 -ff , f f ,, X , I ff ' f 1 1 ,f ,fir fflfwf X, X X f X J 4 1 f if f' f I If f ff ff tk f ' f If f f' W ff i ,uw QA ' f, ,iff ff X I ffnlff DI Il Q , Q f ff, , xi I S I ' 1' ff 4 M U f' , X , H III II N ' W ff' be l 1 I P if A' I f .N N l 'P 5 iff K t X X i N 41 I I i N I f I y s 1 ' '1 Q X -X fix Nj sf Z '-L, Shall w r t arly arrivals at th front main r r rth d r. a our m r i nine friend Ger rude, er rud wi ppil n su s s r in t ur o .... a e in door. rge b I' u is gr eting t y u, th r d r, h sp ak , May we u ewomwr x r rinr n rs?... e, 'll m wn, u w e. s us Quo M Our guichng olgglzb Our .jwleacl jainer PRINCIPAL A C WATSON Umverslty of lllmols M S Our prmcupal trles to make our school a symbol of democracy where students are gnven a center of common udeals of ambmon and of frlendshup through studles supervlsed fun and actlvmes A fnendly spectator as we play Pleased with Holiday Tourney tucks! sales. I Gift er 80,9 bil' ECO? If iii? MRS. HIBSCH Faculty and Student Secretary elfenh' MRS. WESTALL MISS TROY Assistant Principal Office Secretary 'illci annoying' PI, wahon xi U '1 an . -frm' , monitovs sc and Mig, T Q A ofhte . My assi . V' - 911 f 1-hbsch 8 Dum, MTS- y Seah Mrs. Westall checks stude nts' activity attendance. r zz, mal FACULTY DANIELS, ALTYS M. English. Director of Junior and Senior plays. East- ern lllinois State College, B. S. in Ed. DESORMEY, JIM R. Civics, Physical Education, Assist. coach. Illinois Wesleyan University, Ph. B. GARRITY, DOROTHY English, Journalism. Adviser to Quill and Scroll, Chief. Illinois State Normal University, B. Ed., State University of Iowa, M. A. HARRISON, RUTH Homemaking. Adviser to F.H.A. University of llli- nois, B. S., Illinois State Normal University, B. Ed., University of Colorado, M. S. HAYES, JOHN W. Biology. Adviser to Sophomore class, Biology Club, Visual Aids, Supervisor of school dances. Illinois State Normal University, B. Ed., University of llli- nois, M. S. HIBSCI-I, WILLIAM G. Socia' Science. Adviser to Chess Club. University of Illinois, B. A. bf ll w,J?i 0 ,5 I4 gif .ff KIPFER, AMELI 1 M V' English, Spanish, Speech. Adviser to Spanish Club, Speech activities and contests. Illinois State Nor- mal University, B. Ed. KIPFER, FRANK H. Social Science. Adviser to Debate Club. Illinois State Normal University, B. Ed., Washington Uni- versity, M. A. .,1.- I' 1, fx . A . ., fini? . QJ ,5- g. .3 A, g ,f -4' 'J' ur uerdeerd FACULTY MAY, MADGE English. State University of Iowa, A. B. MILLER, JACK E. Business Education. Coach of baseball, basketball, Assist. coach of football. Eastern Illinois State Col- lege, B. Ed. MULLANEY, SARA Business Education. Illinois State Normal Univer- sity, B. Ed. MURRAY, GEORGE L. Vocational Agriculture. Adviser to F.F.A. Vet- erans' Institutional evening class on farm training. University of Illinois, B. S. NEWNUM, M. A Science, Safety and Practice Driving. Adviser to Freshman class, Indiana University, A. B., Univer- sity of Illinois, M. A. NORTH, JACK Music, Band Director, Orchestra Director. Illinois Wesleyag Univervtpy, B. M., Mus. M. ' , 'J . ,I . I ,, . x ,V llbvrft .IV .vi N ,. . , . , . -51, Qld , 1' 3 ,:-ff, ' lj- ' Vx! Dlx -, 4 ul .4 'I A I ,fro n dx FAX I REDFERN, MARIAN Business Education. Illinois State Normal Univer- sity, B. S. in Ed. RICHARDS, MARGARET Librarian. Adviser to Pontio, Library Clubs. Carroll College, B. A., University of Illinois, B. S. in L. S. . -Y J, f- ,f J I I7 r lx uggec! Auf gglzf FACULTY ROBINSON, SALLY EULALIE Latin. Illinois Wesleyan, B. S., Northwestern Uni- versity, M. A. SIX, BARBARA Physical Education. Adviser to G.A.A., cheerlead- ers. Supervisor of school dances. MacMurray Col- lege, B. S. SUTTON, FRANCIS Industrial Arts, Student Craft class, evening adult Craft Class. James Millikin University, B. S., Iowa State College, M. S. THOMAN, RITA Music, Chorus Director. Northern Illinois State Teachers College, B. S. .- I- 1 - -I -i ,D 1 TYLER, RAY U. I Science, Physics, Chemistry. Adviser to Freshman class Ph sical Science Club. Illinois State Normal I Y University, B. S. in Ed. VOSE, CHARLES T. Mathematics. Adviser to Junior class. Illinois Col- lege, A. B., University of Illinois, M. A. WESTALL, MRS. RAY Assist. Principal. Mathematics. Adviser to Senior class. Southern Illinois Teachers College, B. Ed., University of Illinois, M. A., University of Chicago, M. S. WILLIAMSON, AUBRA C. Boys' Physical Education, coach of football, track, Director of Athletics, Assist. manager of Holiday Tournament. Illinois Wesleyan University, B. A., Purdue University, M. S. in Ed. 1151 .xsk Elin 'N M11 12 19- Q- Ra ini mfin: Miaorffi, G1 eloorffi 4 You won't believe it ENGLISH M4 K' X Y 'eport is on 'rms I-eaaang wonfie E 19liSh Ti EHQUSH Ui ngliih American Literature Illg Journalismg Speechg English Literature, Learn ins the Ki 9 E Do you agree, dictionary or fiction-ary? fe ur wife goffar few BUSINESS EDUCATION Assets : Liabilities + Proprietorship??? IaIxmIlI'II1II,m Table d'llote or a Ia cartewhich is it? Business Trainingg Orientationg Bookkeepingg Shorthand I, Ilg Typing I, IIg Office Practice. Up N date machine: used in Office Practice illu-. I fe er ,K -J '. 5 According N iivym' 771. ' '1-lu- ' 'hfilficl , , fs J my ..!4CAiI'l, gonea Q 'Q hw Sound off-roll call Turn about is hir play PHYSICAL EDUCATION I'II gd it, l'll get It . . . . . Girls' and Boys' Physical Educationg Healthy Home and Farm Safety. Safety fini In ovofyday living HGEORGE' our pd e mac! fke Original LANGUAGES LIBRARY 1 la- Velli, Vicli, Vici Latin Ig Latin Ilg Latin lllg Spanish Ig Spanish Ilg Library. I' Este es Caesar-we lr o HGERTRUDEU Magazines-favorite reading our friend A A 3 ,M CC owii fke lay ans! Wowii fke ,Nourv Q33 SOCIAL STUDIES hc! verilll hd Work BN In . , . T illli In the course of human events Q.. -K Civicsg U. S. Historyg World Historyg Economicsj Commercial Law. Gertrude gd: friendly pat before elul takes up ,W ibrznlf JJQO Wf mfer Wd 3? SCIENCE Expansuon or Conf acto N? If Whaddaya k o P In a paramec um QA. 1:11 9'3o, 1' Beaker gmaken wa f ,wh le General Scnence Buology Physics Chemustry Drwers Tramung Neuho s P oh s Eleetrond? 0l'l,Ual 6! LUlfA JLQMFQ5 Tests-some-R fun and some-R not Algebra l Geometry Advanced Algebra Trlgonometry Commerc1alArlthmetlc What as your anglo??? MATHEMATICS The wonders of it all .,,f ., George gweu attenhon Q'-gulf I'6lCtlCd! pdI'flCll9atl0l'l VOCATIONAL Q' 5 an QM fm! We saved a func smell Home Economucs Home Management Agrnculture I ll Ill Industrual Arts I II Mechanuca! Drawmg I know Ohh should fit ffu um, IKM 0,911 Cll' all' U19 fl .Singing it Walk g an 3 Wmter Wondorlaml Band Chorus Music Apprecuahon MUSIC Opens composers reports Little winds blow big SENIORS JUNIORS fgwmafw som-loMoREs FRESHMEN Pontlac Hugh would not exnst nf at were not for our playmates and the real people who keep thus dog house runnung We have watched patlently outslde the classroom door for a look or sound from our favorite playmates When the door was shut we have peeked thru the key holes and perked up our ears to hear the class dlscussnon We had to be very quiet we didn t even wag a tall or we d be kucked out of school you see what I mean? I WM!! I xx if ll-ess 'lim lk f W- ' X bil Z Do g Ol -8' V ,f',, ,I Ulf? ' .-fl 6 gil- ,, l , l gr Xe- My X 1 Ill 'fl X X X - 1' l f f - on 'PS- 'U 'S' 28 'sf , '--' encord l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club l, 2, 3, Sec. Club 3. .ls ,J ' football l, 2, basketball l, 2. BARTON, MARILYN Pontio Business 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Band l 2 3 4 Chor 3 Li 'K V A brary Club l, BELLER, JEANETTE 'V Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3: Crafts 4 Library Club 3 5 ' sawn, Juov Bram Treas. 2, 4, V, Pres., 3, Pontio Bus. l 2 3 4 Ed 4 C 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, Sextette 2 G A A 'l 3 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, N. F. L. 3, 4 Deba I Tre Speech l, 3, Plays: One Act, 3, 3 act 3 Quill and Scroll X 3, 4, Prom 3, Homecoming Queen 5th attend 4 Usher J -3' il l ANDERSON, DONNA Andy Pontio Business 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4 G A A ANDERSON, JERRY Andy Student Council l, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Pontio Bus 2 3 4 Ed 4 Chief l, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Chess Club 3 Science Club 3, 4, Library Club l, Key Club 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Frosh-Soph: football l 2 track l 2 basketball l, Varsity: football 3, 4, basketball 2 3 4 Speech BAILEY, DAVID lllor Pontio Bus. l, 2, 3, 4, Photographer 4 Chief 2 Band l Chess Club 4, F.F.A. 3, 4, Plays 3, Prom 3 Usher 2 3 4 W ' Varsity: football 3, 4, basketball 2, track l 3 Frosh Soph BRUE, JOHN JOIIMY Sec. 3, Pontio Bus. l, 2, 3, 4, Band l 2 3 4 Honor l, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2 Orchestra l 2, 3, 4, Prom 3, Homecoming King lst attend 4 Usher Varsity: football 3, 4, basketball 3, 4, track 3 4 Frosh Soph football l, 2, basketball l, 2, track l 2 CALLAHAN, JOHN Kelly Pontio Business l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3 4 Frosh Soph basket ball l. eniora CAMPBELL, DEAN Oscar Student Council 25 Pontio Bus. 2, 45 Crafts l5 Choir 25 Chess Club 45 Varsity: Football 3, 45 Track l, 2, 35 Frosh-Soph: Football l, 2. CHAPMAN, HELEN Chapie Pontio Bus. 3, 45 Band 15 G.A.A. lp Library Club 3, 45 Library Assistant 4, Sec. 45 Chess Club 45 Crafts 4: USh9fJ Office Monitor 4. CLARK, LOIS Clarkie' Pontio Business l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Library Club l, 3. COLLINS, KEITH Homef' F,F.A. l, 2, 35 Track Manager 25 Homecoming Crowner l, 25 Class Royalty King 3. CONRAD, JIM Kim' Pontio Bus. l, 2, 3, 45 Photographer 45 Chief l, 25 F.F.A l, 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 45 Chess Club 2, 45 Three Act Play 3 Prom 35 Usher5 Varsity: Track 35 Frosh-Soph: Football l Football Manager.3, 4. CRAIG, RONNIE Gimpy' President 25 Pontio Bus. l5 Social Committee 25 F.F.A. 3 Choir 2, 45 Frosh-Soph: Football l, 25 Basketball l, 2, DeBOLT, BARBARA Bobbie' Pontio Bus. l, 2, 3, 45 Pontio Ed. 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Or chestra 3, 45 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Library Assist. 35 Usher Choir 35 Prom 35 One Act Play 4. DEGENHART, JOHN Johnmy' Band l, 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Sextette 35 Boys' Quartette 4 Spanish Club 3, 4, Sec. 35 Varsity: Football 35 Track 3, 4 Frosh-Soph: Football 25 Track l, 2. 1 -in ,bf 23' 5 i 52' nr ...J 2-,x YT? en ford DIEMER, VERA JEAN Dumbo Pontio Bus. l, 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Bus. Manager 4, Chief 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, V. Pres., Choir 2, 3, Sextette 2, Orchestra Vocalist 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, NFL. 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Speech Club 3, Plays: One Act 3, Three Act 3, Prom 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Homecoming Page 3, Usher. DUFFZ KATHLEEN Duff Pontio Bus. 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Chief 3, 4, Biology Club 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, Library Assist. 4, Pres. 4, Debate 3, Plays 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. DURHAM, FRANK Shags Pontio Business 4, Choir 4. EDINGER, ELI Dinger Key Club 3, 4, Library Club l, Prom 3, Varsity: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. Capt. 4, Frosh-Soph: Football l, Basketball l, 2, Track l. EVANS, VIVA Vi Pontio Bus. l, 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Chief 3, 4, Choir 3, Trio 3, Girls' Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Pres. 3, Sec. 4, Prom 3, FINNELL, DALE JEROME Dale Pres. I, Pontio Bus. l, 2, 3, 4, Ed, 4, Cir. Manager 4, Biology Club 2, Chess Club 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club l, Social Committee l, Varsity: Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Frosh-Soph: Football l, 2, Basketball l, 2, Track l, Prom 3, Homecoming King 4, Home- coming Crowner 3, GSCHWENDTNER, ALAN Al Pontio Bus. l, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 4, F.F.A, l, 2, 3, 4, Var- sity: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Frosh-Soph: Basketball l, 2, Football l- Prom 3, Homecoming Class Royalty 4. GSCHWENDTNER, JANET Jenny Pres. 4, Pontio Bus. l, 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4: Pontio Typist 4, G.A.A l, 2, 3, 4, Point Chrrn. 2, Library Club 3, 4, Library Assist. 3, 4, Prom 3, Homecoming Page 2, 35 Class Royalty 3, 4, Office Monitor l, Usher. 1 enioro GSCHWENDTNER, KENNETH Ken Pontio Bus l, 2, 3, Beau Brumrnel Candidate 35 Chess Club 4, F.F,A, l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, Frosh-Soph: Track l, Basketball l. HARDER, RICHARD Dick Pontio Bus. 4, Choir l, 2, Crafts l, 2, F, F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity: Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Frosh-Soph: Football l, 2, Track l, 2, Basketball l, 2, Usher, Homecoming King 2nd Attend. 4. HARMON, CAROL Humane Pontio Bus. l, 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Pontio Typist 4, Biology Club 2, Chief 3, 4, Choir 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Prom 3, Usher. HENRY, JUNE Juicy Pontxo Bus. 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, Homecoming Queen lst Attend. 4, Usher. HIGHLAND, RICHARD Dick Beau Brurnmel Candidate 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Quartettc 2, F.F.A. 2, 3, Varsity: Track 3. HOLDRIDGE, SKIPPY Skip Pontio Artist 4, Honor Roll l, Class Royalty 2. HOLLAND, ETHEL Holly Pontio Bus. 3, 4, Choir 3, G,A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club l, 2, 3, 4, Library Assist. 3, Prom 3. HOLLAND, THOMAS Tom Pontio Bus. l, Three Act Plays 3, 4, Varsity: Football 3, Frosh-Soph: Football l, 2, Basketball l, 2. ' 'iunr 122 52.4 -fm. fb- .bv 59 '21 sf sl -4-r 5, eniom HOUTZEL, DAVID SnoutxeI Pontio Bus 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chief 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. JACOBS, ANTON Jake Pontio Bus. I, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, 3, Prom 3, Chess Club 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, Library Club I, Science Club 3, 4, Sec -Treas. 3, Pres, 4, Varsity: Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Frosh-Soph: Football 2. JOHNSON, JAYNE Jaynie Pontio Bus, 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Chief 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, Debate 4, Plays: One Act 3, Three Act 3, Prom 3, Homecoming Queen 2nd Attend. 4, Class Royalty I, 4, Queen 4, Usher. JONES, DONNA Boneyard Pontio Bus. l, 2, 4, F.l l.A, I, Library Club 4, Library Assistant 4, Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3. JONES, JO ANN Joany Pontio Bus. I, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Prom 3, Usher. JONES, SHIRLEY Mousey Pontio Bus. I, 2, 3, 4, Chief 3, Choir 3, 4, G,A.A, I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Library Assist, 3, Prom 3, Usher. KNIGHT, DONNA DimpIes Pontio Business I, 2, 3, 4, Crafts 4, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion 2, 3, 4, Usher, Class Royalty 4. KOEHLER, LaDORA Dorie Pontio Bus 2, 4, Choir 3, 4, Trio 3, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Prom 3, eniorfi LAMKIN, LILLIAN Diamond Pontio Bus. I, 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, A cappella 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, Prom 3, Usher. LARDINOIS, RONNIE Lad Band I, 2, 3, 4, Prom 3, F.F.A. 3, Orchestra 4, Varsity: Foot- ball 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Baseball 2, Frosh- Soph: Football I, 2, Basketball I, 2. LAUGHLIN, KEVIN Kava Pontio Bus. I, 2, 4, Ed. 4, Chief 4, Chess Club 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Frosh-Soph: Football I, Basketball I, 2, Prom 3, Football Announcer 4, LEACH, PAULINE Leachie Pontio Bus. I, 2, 3, 4, Ed, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Point Chrm. 4, Library Club 4, Office Monitorl, Usher, Class Royalty 2, 4. LOUGHRAN, TOM Pierre Transfer Cathedral High, Springfield I949, Pontio Bus. 4, Ed. 4, Chief 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Varsity: Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Frosh-Soph: Football 2, Track 2, Basketball 2, Football Manager 3, 4. McCOY, JANET Jan Pontio Business 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, A cappella 4, Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4. McDEVlTT, LEORA Mae Pontio Bus. I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, Chess Club 4, Crafts 4, G.A.A. I, Library Club 3, 4, Office Monitor 4, Usher, Li- brary Assist. 4, V. Pres. McLAUGHLIN, TOM Mac V.-Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Pontio Bus. I, 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chief 3, 4, Beau Brummel Candidate I, Honor Roll IJ Key Club 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Prom 3, Class Royalty 2, Homecoming King 5th Attend. 4, Frosh-Soph: Football I, 2, Basketball I, 2. 4 X-, z Yi!-D Y 5 'Q W 310 -' . I 3 -15' eniord MILLION, MARYLIN Millie Pontio Bus. I, 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Chief 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, G,A.A. I, Library Club I, 2, One Act Plays I, Prom 3, Usher. MURREY, JANET LEE Jan Pontio Bus. 2, 4, Chief 4, Choir 2, Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, NASH, VELMA VeIm Sec,-Treas, I, Sec. 4, Pontio Bus. l, 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Chief 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Accompanist 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, Library Club I, N.F.L. 3, 4, Debate 3, 4, Speech Club 3, Pres. 3, Plays: One Act 3, Three Act 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Prom Dec. Chrm. 3, Homecom- ing Queen 4th Attend. 4, Office Monitor 3, Usher. NEUBAUER, CHARLES Crusher Pontio Bus. l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4, Varsity: Football 3, 4, Frosh-Soph: Football I, 2, Track I, 2, Usher. PARRISH, JOHN Bingo Student Council 4, Pontio Bus. I, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Beau Brummel Candidate I, Chief 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Crafts 4, Library Club I, Three Act Play 3, Prom 3, Frosh-Soph: Football I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Homecoming King 4th Attend. 4. PAUL, JANICE Janie Pontio Bus. l, 2, 3, 4, Pontio Typist 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Choir I, G.A.A. l, 2, Honor Roll I, 2, Library 3, 4, Treas. 35 Of- chestra 2, 3, 4, Prom 3, Usher. PHILLIPS, DOROTHY PeWoe Pontio Bus. 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Chief I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Honor Roll l, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, V.-Pres. 3, Prom 3, Debate 2, Usher, Class Roy- alty 4. PITTS, JAMES Jim Choir 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4. eniord RAMSEY, BONITA Bonnie Pontio Bus. 45 Ed. 45 F,H.A. 2, 35 One Act Play 35 Girls' Ath' letlc Association I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Humorous Reading 2. RAPP, DAVID Dave Pontio Business 35 Crafts I, 3, 45 Future Farmers of America 3, 45 Library Club I. RAUKER, SHIRLEY Skid Pontio Bus, I, 2, 3, 45 Pontio Typist 45 Chief 3, 45 Choir 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Prom 35 Usher5 Quill and Scroll 4. REED, HOMER Homo Pontio Bus. I, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Chess Club 3, 45 Crafts I5 F.F.A. 45 Prom 35 Science Club 45 Class Royalty I. ROBERTS, DELORIS Dell Pontio Ed. 45 Choir 2, 35 Crafts 3, 45 Chess Club 45 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Library Assistant I5 Debate I5 Class Royalty Queen 45 Usher. ROSS, WYVONNA Bonnie Pontio Bus. I, 2, 3, 45 Ed. 45 Pontio Typist 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Chief I, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 2, Sec. 25 G.A.A. I5 Honor Roll I, 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Speech Club I, 25 Homecoming Page 25 Class Royalty 4. RUDDY, ROGER Pontio Bus. 2, 3, 45 Ed. 45 Band I5 Chief 3, 45 Cir, Manager 45 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Pres. 3, 45 Class Royalty 4. SHONKWILER, CHARLES Shonkie Chess Club 45 F.F.A, I, 25 Spanish Club 35 Varsity: Football 35 Frosh-Soph: Football I, 25 Track I, 25 Basketball I. eniorfi SILBERZAHN, JOHN Sony Pontio Bus. l, 2, 3, 4, Chief 3, 4, Bus. Man. lst 6 wk., Band l, 2, 3, 4, Beau Brummel Candidate 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Choir 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, N.F,L. 3, 4, Debate l, Oration 3, Three Act Play 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Frosh-Soph: Football l, Prom 3, P. A. System 3, 4, Announcer 3, 4. SMITH, NITA Hsmiffyu Pontio Bus, l, 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Chief 3, 4, Bus. Manager 4, Choir 2, F.H.A. 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Prom 3, Usher, Three Act Play 3, SWARTZ, GENE Ab Pontio Business 3, Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4, Pres, 4, Library l, Prom 3. THOMPSON, DICK Weinie Pontio Bus. l, 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Chief l, 2, 3, 4, Beau Brum- mel Candidate 3, Crafts 3, Choir 2, Honor Roll l, Three Act Play 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Science Club 4, Prom 3, Frosh- Soph: Basketball l, 2, Football l, 2, Track Manager 3, Class Royalty 2, 4. TINSLEY, MARJORIE Marge Pontio Bus. l, 2, 3, 4, Chief 3, 4, Choir 3, Honor Roll l, 2, Library Club l, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. TOMBAUGH, GLADYS Gladie' Sec. 2, Treas. 3, Chief 3, 4, Editor 4, Pontio Bus. l, 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Band l, 2, Color Bearer l, 2, Choir 3, 4, Accompanist 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 4, N.F.L, 3, 4, Debate 3, Plays: One Act 3, Three Act 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Prom 3, Usher. WALLINGFORD, ROBERT Bob' Student Council l, Pontio Bus. 4, Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Chief 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club l, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4. WEBER, GEORGE Tex' Pontio Bus. 3, 4, Crafts l, Homecoming King 3rd Attend. 4, Varsity: Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Frosh-Soph: Football l, 2, Track l. eniom WESTERMEYER, MARILYN Mudge Pontio Bus. I, 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Chief 2, 3, Choir 3, 4, Library Club I, 2, 3, Library Assist. 3, 4, Treas. 4, One Act Play 3, Prom 3, Usher, Homecoming Queen 3rd Attend. 4. WETHERHOLT, CHARLES Chas Pontio Bus. I, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, Sextette 2, Key Club 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Frosh-Soph: Foot- ball I, 2, Basketball l, 2, Track I, 2. n wi-ii1'i.En, DONALD Barrel Three Act Play I, Frosh-Soph: Football I, 2, Basketball I, 22 Usher. WHITMORE, PATRICIA PN Pontio Bus. i, 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Chief 3. 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4. Color Bearer 2, Maiorette 3, 4, G. A. A. I, Speech Club li Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Three Act Play 3, Usher. u WILLHOITE, FRANCES Willie V.-Pres. 4, Pontio Bus. I, 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Pontio Typist 4, Chief 3, 4, Chess Club 2, 4, Choir 3, Accompanist 3, Crafts 3, 4, G.A.A, I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, Treas. 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Prom 3, Usher. WILLIAMSON, RICHARD Willie Pontio Bus. I, 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Chief 3, Beau Brummel Candi- date I, 2, 3, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, 3, Honor Roll I, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club I, Treas, Three Act Play 3, Science Club 3, 4, Varsity: Football 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Frosh-Soph: Foot- ball I, Basketball I. WINSTEAD, THEDA Toofs' Choir 4, Girls' Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4: Library Club I, 2, 3, Library Assist. 4. OVERGAARD, ELIZABETH Liz Transfer Granville High School, Granville, North Dakota, Sec- ond Semester. Band 4, Choir 4, Chief Ed. 4. 'Ur 1537! .lam QS? '49 gal mu . sms, vii. ww -4 ei 'CWI' I . !F q C is Q-haf' CLASS OFFICERS Sensor Pressdent dsstrsbutsng psctures to Seniors L to R J Gschwendtner Pressdent Bremer Treasurer el'Ll0I .MII t0l'y, Now that we are sensors we remsnssce over our years at PTHS We spent our freshman year gettnng accustomed to the hsgh school routsne and overcomsng our fear of those bsg awesome sensors Our fsrst class affasr was the freshman pscnsc lots of fun for all Dale Fsnnell was our leader When we were sophses Homecomsng was resumed at PTHS We made our fsrst float st looked st Our pressdent was Ron Crasg Our bug year though was when we became upperclassmen Tom McLaughlsn effscsently gusded us through the year s actsvstses Dursng our Junsor year we were kept busy every msnute sellsng refreshments at the football games sce cream at the basketball games busldsng our Homecomsng float puttsng on our class play The Youngest and fsnally our bsg project CLASS MRS RAY WESTALL Assistant Principal A C WATSON Principal X754 w'l '5' THE PROM Here we are our last year We now take over the management of the Chsef and also under take the bsggest project of our four years at PTHS THE PONTIO Our leaders are Janet Gsch wendtner Pressdent Frances Wsllhoste Vsce Pressdent Velma Nash Secretary and Judy Bremer Treasurer Four years of crammsng and classes books and bells-dances-games heartaches and hsgh lsghts four years of seemsngly endless growsng up-Fsnsshed' Done' Suddenly we fund our selves ssttsng sn the gym wastsng to recesve our dsplomas and now we the class of 52 step psng up snto a new world look back wsth a ssgh knowsng that we wsll always be proud to speak of ourselves as alumns of P T H S ADVISERS MARGARET RICHARDS ALTYS M DANIELS Yearbook Clan Play 't 2 as ,ss .W B . N X I 91' l s - .V-S ' -- J Q . . f 4 . x , t ,, s. ,, nl- . Q s . K 'Vs '1-4 X N XT! A , ' T I 1 L X A 34 K ,sv '. -2 - , ' : , 2 . . Wlnholtel Vice President: Nash' Secretary' L. to R.. J. Gschwendtner, Mrs. Hsbsch, D. Jones, M. Tsnsley I O , . . I I I . . . - G . , . I . . I . - - ' 5 , 1 Il I Il ' I I ' . . I - I I T I . . . . . . . . - . , . . . - . . . . I . . . . s - ll II - I - . I . . I . I . . I I ' I . I ssn. ll ll ' ' ' , . . . SENIORS IN OFFICE JERRY ANDERSON Student Council President JUDY BREMER Senior Class Treasurer JOHN BRUE Key Club, Sec. Treasurer HELEN CHAPMAN Library Club 4, Vice-President VERA DIEMER Pontio, Business Manager KATHLEEN DUFFY Library Club 4, President ELI EDINGER Football, Captain VIVA EVANS Library Club 3, Secretary DALE FINNELL Key Club, Pres. 2nd Semester JANET GSCHWENDTNER Senior Class, President ANTON JACOBS Science Club, President JAYNE JOHNSON Debate Club, President DONNA JONES Library Club 3, President RONNIE LARDINOIS Basketball Co-Captain PAULINE LEACH G.A.A., Vice-President TOM LOUGHRAN Science Club, Vice-President LEORA McDEVlTT Library Club 4, Treasurer TOM McLAUGHLlN Key Club, Pres. 'Ist semester VELMA NASH Senior Class, Secretary CHARLES NEUBAUER F.F.A., Vice-President JOHN PARRISH Student Council, Senior Rep. DOROTHY PHILLIPS Pontio, Editor-in-Chief BONNIE RAMSEY G.A.A., President HOMER REED Biology Club, President GENE SWARTZ F.F.A., President JOHN SILBERZAHN Chief, Business Manager NITA SMITH Head Cheerleader GLADYS TOMBAUGH Chief, Editor-in-Chief BOB WALLINGFORD Science Club, Vice-President MARILYN WESTERMEYER Library Club 4, Secretary CHUCK WETHERHOLT Track, Captain FRANCES WILLHOITE Senior Class, Vice-President DICK WILLIAMSON Basketball, Co-Captain SHIRLEY RAUKER Head Pontio Typist ROGER RUDDY Spanish Club President .S?uclenf5 ' an iffy , V I , x,f N .I 'ef' 'I el f 'Z I f-v. 42' 01' K ag -:Zi fda! 4 ,- I 5 'fn ft Q Qg 'Vi r, A P: If Q- v if 1 ff! K, ' , 1 1 . I 0 5' J., 0- m P71 J 4 ,if 3 I N' '71 as Our My Hgh UAPRIL IN PARIS April 27th brought April in Paris to P.T.H.S. as the 1951 Prom. Upon entering the gym, each couple, walk- ing through a flower covered trellis entered a Parisian garden scene. A program, which had a replica of the gym scene on its cover, was given to each couple. Pastel covered tables and chairs were set in an inside nook along each wall, while a white trellis, covered with flowers, made an entrance into each nook. A distant scene of mountains and a water- fall, which emptied into a real pool of water, was seen in the background at the south end of the gym. From the refreshment stand, which resem- bled a large banquet table with two huge cham- pagne glasses on each end, were served cookies and punch. The stage represented the terrace of a Paris mansion overlooking the garden. Velma Nash, chairman of the Prom and Mr. Vose, Junior class adviser, and all committee members were responsible for making the 1951 Prom a success. Finished at last! Operaion cellmg-paper rolling Throw that streamer down, Buggo . Midnight no' d yer C7 A Q. lfwg 'r '1- l gl X 'Q L. to R.: Armbruster, Westermeyer, Nash, Wolf. D. Finnell, V. Di BHIBI' opook .gf M ,f Acklin , Whitmore FRONT, L. to R.: Corrigan, J. Eppel J Gschwendtner DeBolr BACK ROW: J. Conrad, D. Bailey, D Thompson R Crasg i , ,IW -an Z 3, Daniels, Janet Davis, Dorothy Edwards, Bob Eisele, Donna Eppel, Carol Faust, Doralee Ferrall, Fern Field, Mildred Field, Miriam Fortino, Charles Fosdick, Barbara Gannon, Anne Grau, JoAnne Greenwood, Mariorie Gschwendtner, Paul uniom 1 4 6.1 , ,lm ,. fu Ill Jin, n ll' HI Jv- . W Y x .jvlof 20915 Ar ak If I gilt IQ' Acklin, Joseph Armbruster, David Bedwell, Donna Bennett, John Borer, Beverly Boswell, Henry Brackney, Mary Brewer, Ruth Bromley, William Brown, Kent Brown, Roger Brue, Bill Cagley, Joan Campbell, Lois Carroll, Tom Christie, Charles Close, Beverly Cole, Jean Corrigan, Betty Cunningham, Harold Z Hamilton, Neil Hare, Dick Huling, Perry Jacobs, Shirley Johnson, Ramon Knight, Thomas Laufh, Jim Lewis, Howard Lindquist, Donald LoPiccalo, Pat Lugar, Alan McCawIey, Patsy McGuire, Alice Mengarelli, Freddie Morgan, James Neubauer, Gordon Odgers, Donna Odgers, Dorothy Peck, Charles Peek, Donna Cf' r 2 L 91248 3095 1- ' ll fi' 4 J ' .Q N - - if All ' -' ' . A 6. . . x H T l if as 2 cf . . 1 I no I x 'A X J I . gl ll I Y' 'R' uni' 1 4 of Q, Q lx 3 c ' fc? .fy 2 Ax bf Peferson, Ruth Pillsbury, Betty Rathbun, Doris Rathbun, Lois Rich, Alice Robards, Kerry Rockenbach, Carol Rusfeck, Geraldine Rusfeck Joan Ryerson, Richard Schaefer, Wanda Schopp, Joseph Shaffer, William Shane, Kennefh Shepherd, James Shugarf, Floralee Sievers, Barbara jx i 44 graining af flue olgad fi 5? it .4 Xi 1 1 1 4. 'Us 1 J E .. . Q. 3 -' ' , , 1-.xlvlf Y 1 I t ,f' ' K . im' K ir K J ADVISERS ' Mr. Vose X ' Mr. Daniels N pf, 1 ,LVVV ,V .L J i At last - upper-classmen - having passed the timidity and anxiety of your freshman year and still under-class consciousness of your sophomore year-you feel very important-you elected as your leaders in this busy year, Dave Armbruster, Joan Rusteck, Bill Shaffer, Carol Rockenbach-you are the hardest working class in school-selling, and more selling-hot dogs --pop-potato chips-in the freezing cold at the football games-ice cream-candy-at the ' K Slock, Sally M Splear, Carol V 'f Stadler, George Stewart, Esther Sweitzer, George Sykes, Melvin Thompson, Joan Tinsley, Ronald Waldron, Louiseann Webster, Charles Wertz, Delaine Wertz, Marilyn Williams, Marie Wolf, Bill uniord basketball games-the excitement of your class play-months of hard work have led to the big goal-of course, the Prom-and then comes Spring, and it's your time to shine-week by week goes by, as the gay frenzy mounts until at last the big night arrives-and it's wonder- ful, isn't it!-soon after come exams and sud- denly-you're no longer Juniors but on your way to fill the now empty Senior classrooms. fi , CLASS OFFICERS: Seated, L. to R.: J. Rusteck, V. Pres.5 D. Armbru- ster, Pres. Standing, L. to R.: C. Rockenbach, Treas., B. Shaffer, Sec. We worked to make The Little Dog Laugh . Foreground, I.. to R.: Ferrall, Peterson, D. Davis, P. Fer- guson, Stewart, G. Rusteck. Back- ground, L. to R.: Sievers, J. Rus- teck, Don. Odgers. Ohm made in flue moglzouzie Adsit, Mary Anderson, Gail Arnold, Philip Attig, Donald Balnmann John Bammann Darlene 45 ' 4-I 1 as-.y rv- L t Q lv' i Lf- A Q 'i ' ' ' MP5, Beach Ronald r 1 11- ,f , .r ,fl Bohm Raelene 3. Bratt Barbara ...4 'nu' 6' A wig' I .Airfggtyif is K. f V' ' er., , 0 Briuenden, Jeanne Brown, Nader v , A i Burton, arian if ,. ' , A - , H Byrne, John 'V ' 5 3 0 VV fl L Q 6 ,f T' Ja I Carter, Kenneth A R ' , , A f, e 4 I Chenoweth, Richard ' 'ir li V -'-'fl Clapp, Roger , A 'rig ' X V 5 N V i Af R - ,' L -R ti , ,Q , .SJOIQAOHIOPQJ Now you are a Sophie and you can breathe a bit easier-you are beginning to feel more at home at PTHS-and what a kick you get out of showing those green freshies their rooms when they get lost-you have acquired poise and dignity to a certain degree and have increased your spirit of loyalty and dependability -you are coming into your own in school ac- tivities-some of the fellows are receiving their first letters-while you are getting your bear- ings in music and forensic-you elected as lead- ers this year: Dick Paul, Presidentg Rosemary Sophomore: at work supervised by Senior, Weber. Herbst, Vice-Presidentg Patty Wink, Secretaryg Jim McCracken, Treasurerg your adviser is Mr. Hayes-you begin adding money to your de- pleted treasury by selling at the basketball games -and a few select girls are gaining recognition from their classmates iand dark look- from the senior girlsl by going to the Prom with older fellows-while you carefully eye the Gym decor- ations so that next year you will be able to have an even better Prom-so you await in an- ticipation the promises of the future. CLASS OFFICERS. L. to R.: R. Herbst, Vice-pres.5 P. Wink, Sec.g J. McCracken, Treas.g D. Paul, Pres, Ju.: .1 46 'Lf Z uv 'T E gg. I1 CC ' ,' fl. Yfl QQ ln? Q ,9l0el C afJfJl'l'lel'l Clark, Peggy Claudin, Gloria , - . Claunch, Joan ,' Close, Dolores Q ia, t . M Coit, Jerry ? ' ' 'E Collins, Duane Crabb, Ruth Craig, Jack Degenhart, Richard , Duffy, Hugh In Durham, Jerold 5 Xi Eckel, William I W' - 5 - , ' Ehrhardt, Joan Ehrhardt, Joy Eyre, Wilbur LaVerne Einnell, Alan I . osdick, Clairetta Q 4 V rum, mea , , v 1 5 A f ' it . 5, i ggi swf' Funk, Carole 122 .y f . ' Glaser, Robert X 1 ' W V i ' Goff, Carole A K -wr' , , v ', , ., ii If -M .E MQ F VJ fy, 'O 1 KV 'Q' J 5 Good, Dwayne Good, Dwight Goodman, Nancy Gordon, Edward Heisner, Francis Hendershott, Edna Herbst, Rosemary Hicks, Ronald Himan, Robert Hoerner, Darlene Holland, Roger Holzhauer, James Huling, Louise Huxtable, Tommy James, Jean Ann Jester, Kenneth Johns, Mary Kennedy, Marlene Ketenbrink, Robert Kindelberger, Donna Kipfer, Chris Lange, Mary Carol Legner, Bernie Leonard, Robert Light, Doris LoPiccaIo, John Loughran, Janet Luther, Letitia , es Mager, Wayne Malmrose, Jeannine Mandell, Fylis Martin, Norma if I if 4 N Mackanm crm: 0,9 0I1'l0I'26 McAllister, Rowan McCarrey, Roxy McCoy, Ronald McCracken, Jim McDonald, Dennis McMullen, Joan Meier, Ella Meng, John Meredith, Audrey Miller, Dick Moore, Norma Myers, Dan Olson, Alice Orr, Jeanette Overmier, Janet Paris, Patsy Paul, Dick Ramsey, Marshall Rasmussen, Marian Raube, Charles Ripsch, Lois Robinson, Helen Robinson, Velda Roe, Truman Ross, Joan Russell, Donna Rynning, Jim Santelman, Francis Scott, Norma Shepard, Mary Lee Shoop, Marie Short, Rosella Smith, Carroll Smith, Mary Ellen Stahler, Sharon Tucker, Doris Underhill, Donna Vietti, Patsy Vietti, Robert Vilven, Robert Weber, Barbara Weber, Carol Whalen, Agnes Wheeler, Donald Wiegers, Charles Williams, Robert Wilson, Nancy Wink, Patricia Winstead, Sue Winters, Frances Wooldridge, Jack Wooldridge, Joan Zogg, Roger Hayes, Mr., Advisor 0l'l'l ored leg jedi M-l QZQLQ logzi 122 V-15 '35 -4 - Ks Q- 42 ' l K .a .2 xg' A ' I 1 , .1 A 'B ' lx A gx 'L . ' , ig if b .' V ll L K 4 J H ' Q 6 to 4 figs , . QQ s' 48 ufif mm ulolaiw 'L vp is 'L ' - 1 it ' -J' gf. U . V ' B as Jin J 4 5 New tk ,,i.. A J X Al 1 L F ,L , L? '- 4 flax! 1 - fy 12 f ,QQ l .. , y 1 Q is -'fx VU' IQ.,-I M fl 4 Q' jI'85AI7lQI'l Allison, Guy Bailey, Martha Bammann, Robert Barnwell, Deanna Barrett, Sharon Bauknecht, Gale Beller, DeWayne Blake, Jane Boldrey, Jack Brackney, Lloyd Bressner, Ronald Brill, Ruth Bromley, Dick Brown, Warren Brunskill, Sandra Burnside, Kenneth Campbell, Roger Carey, Dick Carpenter, Janet Carpenter, Russell Casey, Joseph Christie, Gail Close, Bill Close, Tom Collins, Sandra Conrad, Larry Crouch, Donna Crouse, Joan Davis, James DeMoss, William Diemer, Ellis Duffy, Frank Duffy, Tom Durham, John Eppel, Henry Ferguson, Larry Ferguson, Patty Folks, Gloria Fortna, Roger Garland, Betty Gleason, Sharon Good, Thelma Graves, Frances Hansen, Esther Harmon, Robert Hayes. Pessv Hayner, Patricia Hilleman, Jerry 2:5 Fllelfl Hoffman Carol Hogglns Anna Holland Sam Holzhauer George Denms Honan Richard Howell Betty Johnson John Johnson Judlth Johnson Kay Johnson Wullram Jones Sandra Kmdred James Klpfer Fred Kmght Muldred Krldner Dorothy LeForce Beulah Lamb Albert Legg Morton Lehmann Joyce Lund Harry Marker Carol McCulloch Bull McDonald Tom Meflody Jolene Mortlmore Mary Neubauer Don O Donnell Don Opperman Jerry Parrish Penny Pillsbury Barbara Raube Donald Rauker Patt Rick Barbara Rnttenhouse Grego Robmson Wnlllam Rockenbach Sharon Ross Faye Russell Donald Russell Nancy Russell Myrna Sancken Dons Sandufer George Sclullnng Bob Schulllng Carolyn Schott Ro Short Mar Slock Bull Smith Darrell Lily oocl 25 U1 a g ul 55' L P -9 ,pf rt S X .K-4 i 'Uk D0 .iv-f la... .Q L 'lb -qv' Q92 H ai 49 L L on . 11 A ' f o ,, ' 2.1 1 , 1, A-A V qi-lx. , ' - B , ' J I b' f . H T J ll fa- .D , I , he J .J J a D fl ,' , I 1 A A Q V l , ,A yl, I , 1 A. J: g J , ax l K gh , I N . I . ' 1 , V A qi ' 1 1 , fe Vvel fo' .wk f f ' I' Y D. 4 Y J ' J half , ' . 4 1 ' I. ' ' xl . - I X A I Y Z., ' .A1. I ' Y 1 , 1 F . . rl I .h l li ,XS ..: .Q A '- -, I A- . an l , -. f A 'W il 3 ' 5 50 1 eye on flue jaif gina! ffaqsi-vox ':.,, di ' , .7 ..-.v 3 I'Q1JAI7lQIfl Snow, John Spires, Richard Studebaker, Gale Taplin, Rose M , Thompson, Fay ' Wallingford, Betty 2-...I V 1 tif 6 A G-J is xx L- -v 'KL L Li J I X L' . . K- 'Ii 5 'iw , , V if Anvissns ta iv n Mr. Tyler A - , Mr. Newnum Here you are-in high school at last. A Freshie--remember that feeling you had with your first look at the school-sort of awe inspir- ing-there's your first dance-the Chief Dance -with all your newly found friends decked out in their best bib and tucker-you elected as your class officers to help you get acquainted with your school: President, Henry Eppel, Sec- retary-Treasurer, Judy Johnson. There's your first football game when at last you can cheer for the team as your team-there's your first homecoming-who would ever forget the ex- citement of decorating the Freshman float, the CLASS OFFICERS: H. Eppel, Pres., J. Johnson, Sec.-Treas. PICTURES, Golly l'rn afraid to Watson, Belva Weber, Raymond Welch, Laura Marie Wiles, Gene ' Wolf, Bob Woods, Carol . X5 3. suspense that always tops all homecoming ac- tivities-who will be the King and Queen? Your first basketball game and again the thrill of cheering for your team-perhaps your classmates -comes the Xmas vacation and the thrill of selling at the Holiday Tourney-and by the time spring rolls around bringing lyoung men's and young ladies'l fancies to-naturally you've had your first high school crush-probably on the big, brawny center on the basketball team or that tall, handsome teacher-it's a wonderful beginning for a wonderful four years at PTHS. , P Knight. look. R. Weber, D. Phillips ldis- tributorl, Ba. Pillsbury, J. Lehman, , Howell, Fortna, E. Diemer, F, Thom son, Kridner, LaForce, M. IIII Cflxtm raining ACTIVITIES We have noticed that our playmates do not spend all their hours II d t I We studymg out of these things with which we are not a owe o p ay have learned our pals get theIr extra traInIng by workmg and havmg fun h man laymates Some we fmd workmg on the POHTIO the Chief wit our y p playing all sorts of Instruments or QOIHQ on the stage and can you IFOBQIFIS d I kn for worms we have seen some of our playmates catchmg bugs an oo I g as part of their extra trannmg Now as part of our tour please VISIT the actlvltles of P T H S These achvnhes are funny but we like them NX 1 xffl f 116 1 X!! fijff M Q, 11 X! X 7' f f '17 ff 5 If o X! X f g f- :' I I ffinf mhuun b f 'ff ff V , Z . Il ll . I . . . . I D, I I I I I - I . . . lj I ,, . . . a ll l N ' 'I' l l Y I 1 I I I I I I I I I t I I l l I 3 I l I , I ' 1 I , ' I I I 1 I I l ll l I I , l Y l l I l I I I I l 1 , l It Y I l l I I lx I I I l l ,,2 X II I l l Q z I ..,, izf I, f ,g ,I I 'gore ,f f I ' ' Z ',-I Q5 I ,f ,ff 4 j XI, V V, I , ,K 7, 1 fr, ,f ff I 4 . ,I C K if ,f , 1, I I I 7, ff I I 4.1 K If 1,1 Aff, 1 A2477 I, rw, , f I I ,ff I ' f I7 N55 1, . ig- f K ' ,f jf b I I 'I 'f ,fy pf f f I-fl fff' ff ' f 'f ' ' ' - YQ ' ' , f. ff' ef f fr I gf' f , , f yr, , f?ff,,f3, 1 J ,' 'f f V 7, , Zfflk f ,, I ,f I f 1 I f- I 'If if I , . 1,f 4 I I 'ffffvtf' I ' ' f , 1 . af-1 f I I 1' f 'ef . ' -' ' I, ' I 'I I .f if . ' If L fl. , fx 4' ff ' ,f ' f l ' , ' f pfIfI.,. fffyf' n- If IIf,I.', ,IefCfreIfI ILI ,ffaI,--I 'j'f I E 4,1 K -1 I ' . f . 5,1 Ing X gf yfy .I eff . I,f ,ffef If J f I ,-' fl' , D 1 ' X ff V ax - f ' f gp -K: X,,rf2 , ff ' , I' f 'B f ,fI.f.!f ,gf - if U X 11 ' 5 A R 11, f I' Q ,In-X f if , , gig, 1 1 I 3 Q, I' , Y , f 7 fl h ,Y , , 4 , L f Z' 'J 6 I .f V f ' K , I, L K , X' 1 lfff, fav A I Q , V 'X .I -V ' fi, ll , X V I l 'ff , ,S Xl I f' V 1 f ,-4' f' I ,I ' ,' - 4' ff' 7 4'-.K ' X4 KK !'2,,42l '- '- X fff 1 V F , . '. - , I r f 7761 - .f 1' ' , 1, X, I,-2 r. f I ' -E -Q, A Royal Party, before the Crowning. Seated, L. to R.: Henry' C. Weber, S. Collins. Standing, L. to R.: V. Diemer, Bremer, Nash, Westermeyer, Ja. Johnson, D. Finnell, J. Brue, E. Diemer, A. Gschwendtner, McLaughlin, G. Weber. Awaiting the Crown. L. to R.: Harder, Brue, A. Gschwendt- ner, S. Collins, D. Finnell, V. Diemer, C. Weber, Silberzahn, E. Diemer. No student will ever forget Homecoming and the swirl of activities surrounding it . . . the pep meeting the night before, the parade with all the decorated floats Friday afternoon, the game in which U. High was defeated by the Indians for the first time in years, and the dance that night, at which Dale Finnell and Vera Diemer were crowned King and Queen of Home- coming, The five floats which were ranked as out- standing in the parade were the Freshman and Junior Class floats, the Key Club, Spanish Club, and Speech Club floats. The senior class royalty was as follows: Deloris Roberts, queen, Pauline Leach, Janet Gschwendtner, Dorothy Phillips, Gladys Tom- baugh and Donna Knight, attendants, Alan Gsch- wendtner, king, Anton Jacobs, Homer Reed, Roger Ruddy, Jerry Anderson and Dick William- son, attendants. Dick Thompson, also a member, drove a con- vertible. The following earned a place on the senior class float, but rode as part of the Home- omecoming Here come the King and Queen. coming royal party: Jayne Johnson, Vera Die- mer, Marilyn Westermeyer, George Weber and Tom McLaughlin. Junior class royalty: Pat LoPiccalo, queen, Donna Bedwell, Betty Corrigan, Wanda Schaefer, Janet Daniels and Betty Pillsbury, attendants, Joe Acklin, King, John White, Roger Brown, Ramon Johnson, Fred Mengarelli and Bill Shaf- fer, attendants. Sophomore class royalty: Carol Weber, queen, Letitia Luther, Agnes Whalen, Rita Fultz, Barbara Weber, Darlene Hoerner, attendants, Allan Finnell, king, Edward Gordon, Dick Miller, John Bammann, Bob Schilling and Rowan McAl- lister, attendants. Freshman class royalty: Sandra Collins, queen, Jane Blake, Deanna Barnwell, Esther Hanson, Barbara Rick, Mary Mortimore, attend- ants, Ellis Diemer, king, Fred Kipfer, Greg Rit- tenhouse, Jim Davis, AI Lamb and Roger Fortna, attendants. oya tAQ pdf!!! 8 HOMECOMING Queen Vera June Duck Jayne John lst Attend 2nd Attend ' 'N ROYAL PARTY SIL., KH L Kmg Dale Velma John Marnlyn George Judy Tom 3rd Attend 4th Attend 5th Attend CLASS ROYALTY Sensor Royalty Queen Roberts Attendants Leach J Gschwendtner Phalllps Tombaugh D Kmght Kung A Gschwendtner Attendants A Jacobs Reed Ruddy J Anderson Wnllnamson Sophomore Royalty Queen C Weber Attendants Luther VVhaIen Fultz B Weber Hoerner Kang A Fmnell Attendants Gordon Muller J Bammann B Schlllnng MCAIhster Him. Junior Royalty Queen LoP1ccalo Attendants Bed well Corngan Schaefer Danrels B Pillsbury Kung Acklnn Attendants Whnte R Brown R Johnson Mengarelh Shaffer Freshman Royalty Queen Colluns Attendants Blake Barnwell Hanson Rnck Mortnmore Kung E Duemer Attendants Knpfer Rlttenhouse Davls Lamb Fortna ri -. iff, lu.. ' ' ll- f -..K NJ, . . vf,,, X . V .Q re J 3? - 4. Q 1: , . A 2 5 V , ' , J gs , Y ,.. -'Ci J, 'Q I ' I I . I I 9'-P 'x .fn-W , Lf I- l ., , . ,,H I . P, I I f 5 t .4 1 . ' - , 1 1 , ' - , ' 5 g - ' ' ' ' ' ' I V 1 I V 1 V L - ' 1 r- I I l . , 'Z I ', . , . , ' ' ' ' .1 I f ,. 5 . ,A . L tt 1 . . i- '. - , . 5 : - , 'J I ' 5 : , ' ,. ,, I , , , , - l 0l1'L 001' fo 001' 3 U,6!gQ6! JUN 'lst Row L to R Bvrne Barnwell Blake Brewer Casey B Bammann Bohm Chapman L Campbell Bedwell Bratt 2nd Row Arnold Carpentar Barrett Barley Bremer Adsut J Barnrnann Carey M Burton Brnssenclen J Anderson D Anderson 3rd Row D Bammann Cagley Borer Brackncy Burnside D Bromley Bressner Callahan D Brown R Brown D Campbell Top Row T Carroll l. Brackney H Boswell B Brue K Brown B Bromley J Brue Acklln Anderson Bailey 2.9 Q PONTIC BUSINESS 'Ist Row L to R B Close Ferguson Fultz Claudtn Clark Jo Ehrhardt Crouch Elsele E Dnemcr J Durham T Duffy Evans 2nd Row G Folks Blake Danlels C Eppel G Chrlstne Joy Ehrhardt D Close S Colllns Cole B Fosduck Ferral Funk Claunch 3rd Row C Fosdnck V Dlemer K Duffy Corngan DeBolt Crouse Faust Clapp Chenoweth D Fm nell F Duffy J Degenhart Top Row L Clark A Flnnell J Davls Edwards F Durham J Cfalg H Duffy 1 2 lb Q I :.,1 ' T F4 1 il Q, fs, 1 Q... F Y ' . . ' :l .. F 1 f -H. , . ' r ' , - Q 'F P, 46- , D 0 lx Q X , -1 V -, - 1 L ll' il. al, A , ' 'Z . in K . 5 ' Y X 'MW F , - . 1 t A A ., I .1 ff f f f 4 'v af .Q F, F ' A t., 5 U -1 ' 9- . , 2 . QR R .H V 7 A , ,, Y ., - 4 il A 'J J A w llI l'lU'l U1 Jaffa 7 'lst Row L to R ODonneIl P Rauker Olson Be Pnllsbury Peek N Russell Phrllrps Schaefer S Rauker Ba Pnllsbury Orr 2nd Row Joan Ross C Schllllng P Parrlsh Rst tenhouse Rrck Peterson J Rusteck V Robrnson Scwopp C Rockenbach Rusteck S Rock enbach 3rd Row D Sancken W Ross B Ramsey Ja Paul F Ross D Raube Shopp Op permann Shane J Shepherd Pans Top Row Ruddy B Schlllnng Roberts Du Paul Peck Shaffer C Raube Robards Parrnsh Reed Overmxer J' P Timm ff X PONTIO BUSINESS N f 'lst Row L to R R Tlnsley L Conrad B Weber Baucknecht Underhill Wrlson M Tins ley Splear T Wxnstead Sxevers Bo Wallingford 2nd Row F Thompson Watson Waldron Welch S Wenstead P Vnettr M Wertz Tucker Taplnn Wnnters S Slock Stewart 3rd Row Westermeyer C Weber F Wrllhonte Swentzer Wules Sllberzahn Studebaker H Eppel Fortna Tornbaugh Webster Wrlllamson Top Row Nr Smith VVhalen Be Wallingford R Weber DeMoss G Weber D Thompson Zogg White Whutrnore Whutler Bl Wolf 5 A, Boy! J? QQ fAe .Si-lwof Kfanlei 'lst Row, L. to R.: Hendershot, Hanson, B. Harmon, Jo. Johnson, T. Good, Ju. Johnson, Herbst, Graves, Ja, John son, J, Gschwendtner. 2nd Row: Greenwood, Hayner, C. Harmon Ha es, Hoffman Sa. Jones, Gleason, Henry, Grau, , Y , Hoerner, Jacobs, S. Jones, .. K 'lst Row, L. to R.: Light, McGuire, McMullen, Lamkin Leach, Meier, Joi. Melody, McDevitt, C, Kipfer, D. Myers, Marker 2nd Row: Million, Mandell, Nash, Luther, Leh mann, Kridner, Murrey, Mortimore, Koehler, Meredith, Kin deiberger, D. Knight. A-xi 3rd Row: Goff, Goodman, Hoggins, Glaser, Hare, Gannon, E. Holiand, Kay Johnson, Holzhauer, Jester, 4th Row: Jo. Jones, K. Gschwendtner, D, Jones, E. Gordon, A, Gschwendt- ner, Harder, R. Johnson, Ketenbrink, P. Gschwendtner, A. Jacobs. PONTIO BUSINESS How many magazines did you sell last night? Oh, you haven't a chance. I have S150 to turn in today? These were conversations overheard during the Pontio magazine carn- paign last September. This work was not done in vain for many prizes were awarded as well as swelling the Ponfio treasury. 3rd Row: Martin, Lange, Neubauer, Morgan, Lugar, F. Kipfer, Legg, P, LoPiccaIo, McLaughlin, Meng, Moran, Mc- Ailisfer. Top Row: Moore, J. McCoy, Lindquist, D. MC- Donald, Lewis, Lamb, C. Neubauer, Laufh, Mengarelli, T. Loughran, D, Miller, Laughlin. fr 57 lflldel' .SJGLJHQQH . . . MJ T L rx U y. HIGH ROOM: 1st Row, L. to R.: J. Gschwendtner, Lam- Top Row: Tombaugh, DeBoIt, McLaughlin, C. Raube, kin, P. LoPiccalo, N. Smith, Bremer, Koehler. 2nd Row: C. Neubauer, R. Johnson, D. Bailey, Mr. Miller. - Diemer, Henry, Ferrall, Nash, W. Ross, Shugart, Ramsey. PONTIO HONORS Room Honors for the 1951 Pontio Magazine Sales were earned as follows: Miss Garrity's and Mr. Murray's rooms for lOOfKn participation, Mr. MilIer's room for the highest total dollars turned in. Students turning in S100 or more became char- ter members of the S100 club at PTHS. Pic- tured at the right receiving from the Pontio editor, D. Phillips, their pins are: L. to R.: E. Diemer, C. Weber, A. Finnell, Ja. Johnson, V. Diemer, S. Collins. 10096 ROOMS: 1st Row, L. to R.: Burnside, Bo. Walling- ford, Wiles, D, Phillips, S. Rauker, C. Harmon, M. Barton, Ja. Paul, Bressner. 2nd Row: F. Duffy, D. Anderson, Willhoite, D. Finnell, Silberzahn, Ruddy, D. Raube, Miss V K' J 4 .v-.1 l, -If +L X ,Lf fx 1 D . will 1 f, A X: Garrity, Mr. Murray. Top Row: Williamson, Callahan, D. Thompson, White, T. Loughran, Laughlin, A. Jacobs, J. Anderson. fl. Job of EMA X 1 . 59 cgnfernafionaf Journagafa Q? Ti 'Ist Row, L. to R.: Peterson, Greenwood, C, Eppel, Jo. Rus teck, Sievers, Splear, M. Tinsley, S. Rauker, D. Phillips, Be. Pillsbury. 2nd Row: Bo. Wallingford, Hare, Tombaugh, Willhoite, V. Nash, Bremer, Ni. Smith, Jayne Johnson QUILL and SCROLL Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, has tor its purpose the encouragement of in- dividual achievement in journalism and allied fields. Members must have at least a junior standing, rank in the upper third ot their class scholastically and have done outstand- ing work on either of the school publications. These students must be recommended by their adviser and must have samples of their journalistic or creative talent approved by the national secre- tary ot Quill and Scroll. Truth, initiative, opportunity, leadership, loyalty, enlighten- ment, and friendship are virtues of the members. Formal Initiation New members await the ordeal. iff Digmer, W. Ross, C. Harmon. Top Row: J. Anderson, McLaughlin, I-loutzel, Shaffer, E:1wards,Whitmoref Dick Thompson, Ruddy, K. Duffy, Miss Garrity. O Initiation Pranks 'ML CMAJ, UAW. eguer 4 3 CHIEF BUSINESS 'lst Row, L. to R.: P. Hayes, Wheeler, D, Close, Burton, S. Shoop, Martin, B. Weber. Top Row: Laughlin, McLaugh- Rockenbach, Herbst, N. Smith, Meier, Malmrose, Shepard, Be. Pillsbury, 2nd Row: Jo. Ehrhardt, Meredith, James, Wink, D. Bammann, Brissenden, Winters, Lange, P. Vietti, Chief Staff at Work. L. to R.: N. Smith McLaughlin, Tombaugh, D. Thompson, Ruddy. WAVES 0 6' er'L 's L I Q 311' , ' P I - , v STHFF tu lin, I-loutzel, J. Davis, D. Thompson, Ruddy, Miss Garrity M. Brackney, Cole, Willhoite, Goodman. CHIEF BUSINESS Consisting of twenty-five members, the Business Staff of the Chief has increased in membership this year. Circulation Manager, Roger Ruddy, must see that the Chiefs are delivered to the subscribers in the school and town. Nita Smith, Business Manager, handles the money and is responsible for the work of the committee who sells ads. The Circulation Staff is responsible for folding and dis- tributing the Chief. Counting up our inches. Seated L. to R.: Splear, Jo. Rusteck, J. Murrey. Standing: Edwards, Hare, Eppel, Shaffer, Sievers, Miss Garrity, C. Rocken- bach, Greenwood. .T , CH EF EDITORIAL Ist Row L to R D Russell, Be. Vietti, V. ' , . , , , , Pillsbury Phillips Ruddy Tombaugh Smith S Rauker Rusteck Willhoite, Wink, S. Rockenbach, Top Row: Be. 2nd Row Miss Garrity C Schilling M Tinsley Splear, C Rockenbach Sievers Whalen Rick Parrish 3rd Row. P. CHIEF EDITORIAL 'Ist Row L to R Lange Martin, B. Fosdick, Nash, D. Bammann, Greenwood, K. Duffy, Claudin Herbs! Ju Johnson T Duffy V Diemer 2nd Faust, Top Row: Hare, Edwards, J. Davis, McLaughlin, Row J Bremer Ja Johnson D Close Hayner C Har- Houtzel, T. Loughran, Parrish, Anderson. mon Evans Hayes Goodman 3rd Row C Eppel Murrey, ,W LLIOQPJ MPL llllfk ELLIYLHQLQJ During the year, ten issues of The Chief were pub- lished by its editorial staff. After each issue came out, the staff let out a sigh of relief, only to face new assignments, new deadlines, and more work. Heading the group who put out the paper this year were Gladys Tombaugh, editor, Nita Smith, business manager, Roger Ruddy, circulation manager, Tom McLaughlin, sports editor, and Dick Thompson, humor editor. Miss Dorothy Garrity is adviser for the Chief , Robinson W Ross M Russell Peterson J, : Wallingford, Bo. Wallingford, Roe, B. Slack, Whitmore, Thompson, ZOQQ, Shaffer. -v ,4 :fi :L W Ml' 0 H?fLUQQIfl5 -sl if xr V Q3 vu ,- ?7 'Z 'lst Row, L. to R.: Mr, Watson, Adsit, Mandell, S, Jacobs. Top Row: Anderson, Parrish, Acklin, Spires. STUDENT COUNCIL Our Student Council was honored this year by having the Kankakee District Student Coun- cil Convention held at Pontiac High under their direction, Jerry Anderson who is both local and district president presided at the rneetings. Other council activities of the year were: taking charge of the concessions at the Holiday Tourney, collecting clothing for Korean children and soliciting for the Red Cross Drive. Mr. Watson is the group's adviser. Final convention plans made by S. Jacobs, Anderson, Mr, Watson, Parrish, Mandell, Spires, Adsit. .Q J. r,. ., i !?f'f' 15. ' ' ' 'Ji . ' gg. fe?-ze-?5- . . 3 63 wee? ouncl M5 Lf OUQPJLLQ5 ka T7 v-1 ,- Yi ff 1 if -Q1 1 ,.-1 XJ ,I . . 'lst Row, L. to R.: Chapman, Be. Pillsbury, P, Parrish, Ju Johnson, Fultz, Rick. 2nd Row: Miss Richards, Sievers, J Rusteck, Gschwendtner, T. Winstead, McDevitt, Wester LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Your book is stamped with the date it's due. You owe uv! 4. Lf 'Nl meyer. Top Row: Shoop, Joy Ehrhardt, K. Duffy, Corri- gan, Jacobs, D. Jones. eight cents. No, that book isn't in. These remarks are familiar - to almost everybody, coming from one ot the most used rooms- the library. Girls working at the attendance desk arei H. Chapman, Joy Ehrhardt, R. Fultz, B. Sievers, Jo. Rusteck. They check the at- tendance, report to the study hall teacher and run errands for the office. A. Whalen, K. Duffy, S. Jacobs, B. Pillsbury, D. Jones, M. Westermeyer, T. Winstead, and J. Gschwendtner take care of the loan desk where books are checked in and out. With the cooperation of these girls and the students, our library runs smoothly. Officers, L. to R.: Chapman, Secyg K. DUHY Pres., Westermeyer, Treas., McDevitt, V. Pres. Agnes explains to Theda the attendance nc- Library Assist. Fultz takes office message Student assist. Jacobs explain! N SOPNOMON C-N5 ard T. Winstead, A. Whalen. for Miss Troy, ...... r .. s ,Q --.1 r . .-e '14 ,.:,.,n . officers the Readers Cards. L. to R.: S. Jacobs, James, Bammann, Brissenden. lv-fm ' - I I '-ii-il il ur eeing gm C7 G C1 1 lst Row, L. to R.: Chapman, Be. Pillsbury, B. Close, Eppel, Greenwood, Murrey, DeBolt, G. Rusteck. Top P. Ferguson, Johns, McCawley, Leach, J. Gschwendt- Row: Webster, Shugart, S. Jones, Koehler, Gannon, ner, D. Rathbun, J. Rusteck. 2nd Row: McDevitt, E. Holland, Cagley, J. Jones, D. Jones, Lindquist, N. Smith, Evans, Sievers, C. Rockenbach, Bedwell, C. Lewis. B JR. and SR. LIBRARY CLUB -tu .. , r D sf 5 if Learning is combined with work and play when the - X ' junior and senior library clubs meet. While some meetings are spent repairing books, a good deal of the club members' C' W time is used to process the new books ready for circulation. Some time is used filing magazines in the stack room. At the head of the club is Donna Jones, president, Carol Eppel, vice-president, Viva Evans, secretary, and Beverly Close, treasurer. Miss Richards directs the activities of this group. Officers, L. to R.: C. Eppel, V.-Pres., V. Evans, Secy.g Close, Treasg D, Jones, Pres. Processing books, L. to R.: N. Smith, J. Gschwendtner, McDevitt, Murrey, Typing Cards for the Card Catalog, I.. to R.: Lange Lindquist, Shugart, Be. Pillsbury, Webster. Jacobs, C. Rockenbach. Wvyafclzalogavof fire MJOLJAQZM5 tv T7 YN. fx ? 'lst Row: Olson, P. Clark, Russell, C, Schilling, D. Close, Chenoweth, Winters, Miss Richards. Top Row: Joan Ross, Burton, Vietti, V. Robinson. 2nd Row: B, Weber, Malm- Adsit, D, Bammann, James, G, Anderson, Wink, Meredith, rose, Lange, G, Claudin, Brissenden, Shoop, Joa Ehrhardt, C. Fosdick, Moore. SOPHOMORE LIBRARY CLUB Sophomore Library Club members have become better acquainted with books in the library since they help take inventory of the book collection. This club sold ice cream bars at a basketball game in order to pay for their Pontio page. Officers are: Pres. Jean Ann James, Vice-Pres. Marie Shoop, Sec. Darlene Bammann, Treas. Jeanne Brissenden. Miss Richards is the adviser. Pres. James conducts a meeting, L. to R.: D, Bammann, James. Brissenden, Shoop, Taking Inventory, Foreground, L. to R.: Claudin, Malmrose. At Periodicals returned fo the stacks, L. to R.: Chenoweth, V. Shelves: Olson, B. Weber, Wink Robinson, N. Moore, Burton, Clark, Brissenden, Shoop, James. Q 1 I i gygoinferd von .ilunfing 50045 y First Row, L. to R.: Parrish, Ju. Johnson, T. Duffy, Rick, Top Row: M. Short, Hayes, S. Collins, Carey, Be, Walling- S. Rockenbach, Hanson, S. Jacobs, student adviser, Miss ford, DeMoss, Legg, Lamb. Richards. B FRESHMAN LIBRARY CLUB tt. ff 'lt Our Freshman Library Club has charge ot straightening J J' 'R is ., -', the library shelves after school. Members are assigned to sec- ..,, M K - 1 . ' tions and are to see that the books are in alphabetical order. 'f' 49. w S 1.1 'ii' . , Basketball schedule pencils were sold to earn money for ggxli. , their page in the Pontio. 15,15 J. Officers ot the club are: President, Bill DeMoss, Vice- A A , President, Sandra Collins, Secretary, Esther Hanson, Treasurer, Betty Wallingford. Library Assistant Adviser is Shirley Jacobs. office.-5, L. go RJ Be, Wallingford, -peas, Miss Richards is our faculty advisor. geMoss, Pres., S. Collins, V.-Pres., Hanson, ecy. Checking in with Jacobs, student adviser. At shelves, L. to R.: T. Duffy, Reading the shelves, L. to R.: Be. Wallingford, l-layner, M Ju. Johnson, Rick, Hayes, Carey, P. Parrish, Be. Wallingford, Legg, Lamb, Bailey, Ju. Johnson, Rick. At the table, L. to R.: Rockenbach, DeMoss, S. Collins, Short. 4 1 'X T. ' .- x .Slum of My My ef 'QQ 67 I s xk ,B C. .l Ist Row, L. to R.: Campbell, Phillips, McGuire, Schaefer, Eisele, D. Rathbun, L. Rathbun. 2nd Row: Funk, McCawley, Dor. Odgers, Bedwell, Sievers, Cole, R. Holland, Mrs. Kipfer. Top Row: Peterson, Ferrall, Borer, Slock, Ruddy, Brown, Fortino, J. Degenhart. SPANISH CLUB Que tal is the happy greeting heard as a Spanish Club member enters Mrs. Kipfer's room. The club, sponsored by Mrs. Kipfer, is an organization of the students studying Spanish, The officers are: Roger Ruddy, President, Alice McGuire, Vice-President, Donna Eisele, Secre- tary, and Donna Bedwell, Treasurer. Playing games, singing songs, listening to recordings, and reading poems and stories, all in Spanish are some of the activities. They also take a Spanish newspaper, which helps them to better understand current problems of Spanish speak- ing countries. The Spanish Club float was judged one of the five outstanding in the Homecoming Parade. ,- . Q Spanish officers: D. Eisele, Ruddy, McGuire, Bedwell. ,,,...- -ed' ' .-iv-- H Breaking the pinata: Ferrall, NEWS? . Borer, D. Rathbun, C. Fosdick, v N S. Slock, L. Rathbun, Mrs. f Kipfer, Cole. F ii Officers, 'lst Row, L. to R.: Swartz, P. Gschwendt- ner, Leonard. 2nd Row: C. Neubauer, Carroll, Schopp. ,IM I'0lfU on OM 1 .4 3rd Row: F. Duffy, Wertz, K. Gschwendtner, A. Gschwendt- ner, J. Conrad, C. Raube, B. Brue, Rapp, Carroll, Swartz, Top Row: C. Neubauer, White, Reed, Leonard, Mackinson, Bennett, Wiegers, P, Gschwendtner, Bailey. 'Ist Row, L. to R.: Shane, J. Shepherd, Burnside, Wiles, Stadler, G, Neubauer, Snow, Rynning, 2nd Row: Mr. Mur- ray, D. Raube, J, Schopp, McCulloch, Studebaker, D. Col- lins. Holzhauer, Bressner. F. F. A. F.F.A. boys have one thing in common-farming???- Many are striving to better their present methods and increase their knowledge of farming, To belong to F.F.A. each boy must have a project to work on. Activities for the year included the basketball games with 4-H teams and the Key Club and, of course, the various field trips. The highlight of the year was attending the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Officers are: Gene Swartz, president, Charles Neubauer, vice-president, Tom Carroll, secretary, and Jo Schopp, treasurer. Mr. Murray is the adviser. s luxe lb' Welders in the making. Foreground, L. to R.: Swartz, D. Raube. Committee meeting. Seated, L. to R.: Reed, Snow. Stand- ing, L. to R.: Mr. Murray, Stadler, Rapp. ' P 66 n 77 0ll!6ll 6! Well! OPLZOFL5, OUP Woffo . 3 17 f 3 M. Shepard, B, Jo. Thompson, Lange, G. Claudin, Miss Harrison Top Row Weber, Malmrose. 2nd Row: Meier, Underhill, C. Weber, Wink, D. Bammann, Rich, Meredith, l-loggins Ripsch 'lst Row, L. to R.: Be. Pillsbury, Schaefer, F. H. A. Future Homemakers of America is an organization which is open to all girls who have taken one semester of Home Economics. During the year the club activities were: a parents night when the officers of the Chenoa Chapter of FHA. installed Pontiac F.H.A. girls, selling at basketball games, and sending two boxes to the WorId Christmas Festival. ..- 45 x F.H.A. Officers. L. to R Claudin J Thomp The officers for 1951 arei President, Joan Thompson, Vice- Son, RM' Ma,m,OSe President, Gloria Claudin, Secretary, Jeanine Malmrose, Treasurer, Alice Rich, Historian, Ella Meier, and Darlene Bammann, chairman of public relations. Candlelight Ceremony. L. to R.: D. bamrnann, E. Meier, Learning the Ritual. L. to R.: D. Bammann, Wink C Weber Wink, Malmrose, Claudin, J. Thompson. Lange. .4 J' T7 aan, Gramm., gs K? 3 lst Row, L. to R.: Lindquist, Chapman, McDevitt, Camp- 5I'f3ClmeY, F- WlllhO'Te ROWVYS TOP ROV D Knight D bell, J. Thompson, Ferrall, Cole, Stadler, 2nd Row: Mr. MCDOFW-Sld, K Brown Pt-?Cl4 -l P3fl'l5l'1 RSPB T Knlghf P Sutton, J. Beller, G. Neubauer, Shane, J, Shepherd, M. GSCl'1Wef1ClT'1ef CRAFTS Craft class has provided many an enjoyable hour for PTHS students this year. The smell of the oils being mixed by our future artists for their pictures, blended with the buzzing of the machines from across the hall, made a busy hum-drum for the buzz of activities in the craft room. Oil painting, ceramics, textile painting, and figurine paint- ing are a few of the new ideas Mr. Sutton started this year, along with the old stand-bys of leather-work, aluminum, jewelry, and woodwork. Leather Designs. L. to R.: Shane, Cole, D. Knight. Delicate Artwork, 'Ist Row L to R M Brackney Ferrall 204 Row: Chapman, McDevitt -url '7' Cicfure .grafegidfd is I-ri' v INC 1 -0 Q . -J X Y Ist Row, L. to R.: Jo. Durham, Ferguson, O'Donnell, R. Harmon, Eckel, Oberholtzer, J. LoPiccalo, J. Durham, Attig, Campbell, Boldrey, T. Duffy, Carpentar. 2nd Row: S. Rock- Clapp. Top Row: Opperman, F. Kipfer, DeMoss, Be. Wal- enbach, F, Thompson, P. Parrish, M. Short, Hayes, LaForce, Iingtord, D, Paul, Hilleman, Bo. Wolf, H. Duffy, Beach. Mortimore, Mr. Hibsch. 3rd Row: Honan, D. Russell, B. u Chess enthusiasts meet every day but Friday in Mr, Hibsch's room. I . 'rt 17' Freshmen meet on Monday, Sophomores on Tuesday, Juniors on Wednes- . N ' h l 5752.3 day, and Seniors on Thursday. Mr. Hibsch, as adviser, teaches each group , - YI 11 ' the fundamentals of Chess, 'lst Row, L. to R.: Brewer, R, Holland, Hare, Lugar, Cun- ner, D. Campbell, Williamson, Moran, Fortino, Bromley. ningham, D. Finnell, Cagley, Willhoite, Mr. Hibsch. 2nd Top Row: Roberts, J. Conrad, K. Laughlin, Bi. Wolf, Reed, Row: McDevitt, Chapman, K. Gschwendtner, A, Gschwendt- Shonkwiler, A. Jacobs, J. Anderson, D. Bailey. 4 ,- : .I , f x 6LS?CU'lCl MQ! SQQGL! .S?0Q6lA!v SGW QOI' Q -Q av - 2' i 1' Y-1 -.1 .-7 yp 'lst Row, L. to R.: V. Diemer, Daniels, Bremer, Nash, Cole, Top Row: Gannon, Corrigan, Silberzahn, Tombaugh, Acklin, Mrs. Kipfer. .. f - I EY? f ll i N. F. L. - Have you earned your twenty points? When students want to belong to National Forensic League, that's the first question the student is asked. Twenty speeches in front of - a public audience are the qualifications required to belong to this national organization. J , s, ff 'fi are: Betty Sue Corrigan, president, Ann Gannon, vice-president: and Jean Cole, secretary-treasurer. Yr.-4 li Mrs, Kipfer is the adviser for N.F,L. This year's officers Officers, L. to R.: J. Cole, Sec.: Gannon, V. Pres., Corrigan, Pres. Mrs. Kipfer, adviser, watches the contestants, D. Davis, One Ac! Play Directors discussing try outs with Mrs. Herbst, L. Campbell, draw for places. Kipfer, L. to R.: Daniels, Stewart, Corrigan, DeBolt, 'Qs 73 O Z? All 'lfllwe flran U X318 Z iv Y? -1 J' 15 Front Row L tok Tucker Nash Mortumore Slock Back Row to R Wulson LoPuccalo Ja Johnson Mr Klpfer DEBATE CLUB Resolved That all Amencan cutnzens should be sub1ect to conscruptuon for essentnal servuce nn tnme of war was the question studied by our Debate group Besides attending the Sectnonal Meet at Dwnght they debated wuth Dwight and ob Velma Nash and Jayne Johnson composed the negatuve team with Nancy Wulson and Doris Tucker on the affnrmatlve Mr Knpfer as the advnser 5 4 1 ,-Q Debate Ofhcers L to R Pres Ja John son V Pres Tucker Sec Treas LoPnc cao Preparing for Sectional L to R affirm ahve team Tucker Wulson Slock neg ahve team Ja Johnson Mortumore Nash Mr Knpfer C ul' Cll' if lil' 3. if f Q vs' T if . ' 5 , . .: , , ' , . , L. .: ' , ' , r ,, . . . . l gf- AM ' - . . . 1 1 u ll ' W As kr . . . . . as -K. E -V i ' ' A . . I . . - Dlx R+ A ff it P , ist L served debates at the Debate Tournament in Normal. , ' W gf- , , ,f 5 , ' 'fe' A 5, -P amlafifera ana! lyljlrife me cgnfrigue 5 .rf I' N' - X rx lst Row, L. to R.: Be. Pillsbury, Attig, Glaser, Bo. Williams, Top Row: Mr. Hayes, Jo. Wooldridge, R. Brown, Meng, Mager, J. Durham, Chenoweth, D. Degenhart, Bo. Walling- McAllister, H. Duffy, B. Bromley, D. Miller, Reed. ford. Officers, L. to R.: Jerry Durham, Treas, Roger Brown, Sec., Betty Pillsbury, V.- Pres., Reed, Pres. George is glad he is not the animal under observation. BIGLOGY CLUB Does your rat look different lately? This is a common question overheard in Biology Club, for along with experiments on diets of white rats, other Biology Club projects are: Bird Feeders, Flatworms, Aquarium, Experiments on Hampsters. Each Biology Club member has a project and the entire Club works on the Club project. Officers are: Homer Reed, Pres., Betty Pillsbury, V,-Pres., Roger Brown, Sec., Jerry Dur- ham, Treas. Mr. Hayes is the adviser. The Hampsters have arrived. L. to R.: Brown, Mr. Hayes, Bo. Wallingford, Reed. 75 Wo more J 61225 Ol' 6 ,lla Ni 'N 'lst Row, L. to R.: Peek, Don. Odgers, McGuire, Dor. Odg- ers, Wilson, R. Short, J. Loughran, P. LoPiccalo, Splear. 2nd Row: C. Rockenbach, McCarrey, Kipfer, Rick, Martin, SPEECH CLUB Speech Club meetings are conducted by Pres. Janet Daniels, using parliamentary pro- cedure and in her absence, vice-president Agnes Whalen takes over. Nancy Wilson is the sec- retary and Norma Martin, treasurer. The biggest event of the club is the An- nual Play Festival, in which the four classes par- ticipate. Speech Club members direct each class play. A trophy is awarded to the class presenting the best play. 'Ist Row, L. to R.: B. Close, T. Good, Herbst, Bratt, Hayner, Adsit, Gleason, Bedwell, Daniels, 2nd Row: Mrs. Kipfer, Greenwood, Brissenden, R. Holland, Borer, Claunch, Corri- Salsa. gan, James, C. Eppel. Top Row: Hoffman, Gott, Gannon, Brown, Craig, Arnold, D. Davis, Acklin, G. Anderson. I if J? Pwr ' A gf ' -4-2T.LTg1 ,x ,Q Vw adsl, f :J is - PQ li L -xr. . , 8 J l TP J f SPE U 'CH OFFICERS Martin, Wilson , o.,,,,e,s ' Whalen lllllll Mandell, Luther, Peterson. Top Row: Whalen, Taplin, Tucker, Stewart, Be. Wallingford, B. Slock, Lewis, Shaffer. T7 jlzeg .jwlofol flue Jcy fo .Service sl 'Kia es 'lst Row, L. to R.: Sweitzer, Wetherholt, D. Finnell, Sil- berzahn, McCracken, Edwards, Mr. Williamson, 2nd Row: A. Finnell, Paul, Meng, Edinger, McLaughlin, B. Brue, Q.. - if 5E?yq'1,x B' ws orilctvi. i. we KEY C cl-aughll I D Finnell' M First hand iob heh. Coach Williamson, D. William- son, D. Finnell, J. Acklin, B. Brue, R. Beach, Ruddy, Rynning, Zogg. Speaker, Mr. Abel. 3, Lauth, J. Brue, Top Row: Armbruster, T. Loughran, K. Laughlin, Eyre, Acklin, Anderson, Christie, Williamson. KEY CLUB To be of service to the school in as many ways as possible is the chief purpose of the Key Club. This year they sponsored the noon period recreation program, held a few dime dances after the football games, and every two weeks a pro- fessional man speaks to students interested in his profession. Tom McLaughlin was president of the Key Club first semester, and when second semester came Vice-President Dale Finnell stepped into the president's shoes. Other officers were John Brue, Secretary-Treasurer, senior director, George Sweitzer, junior diector, LaVerne Eyre, sopho- more director. A. C. Williamson is the club's adviser. gfue M6011 innerd 1st Row, L. to R: S. Rockenbach, Graves, Sievers, Wilson, Ju. Johnson, Eisele, J. Loughran, Herbst, P. Hayes. Be. Pillsbury. 2nd Row: Mandell, Adsit, C. Eppel, Jo. Rusteck, C. Kipfer, Whalen, Rick, Hayner, Bremer, Funk, V. Diemer, 3rd Row: Bo. Wallingford, D. Bammann, Goff, Luther, C. HQNOR ROLL Gee! I have a big date tonight, but, then, l guess I'd better stay home, as l've got a test tomorrow, and if I make an A, l'm sure to make the honor roll. lt would really be worth it, too, after all, it isn't too difficult to make 3 A's and l B. ls it? Those who have been successful are: Seniors: J. Bremer, V. Diemer, Carol Har- mon, Roger Ruddy, J. Anderson, John Brue, Bob Wallingford, G. Tombaugh, and F. Willhoite. Juniors: C. Eppel, D. Eisele, A. Gannon, B. Pillsbury, B. Sievers, Joan Thompson, Joan Rus- teck, and D. Lindquist. Sophomores: M. Adsit, P. Arnold, D. Bam- mann, D. Chenoweth, C. Goff, J. Craig, R. Herbst, C. Kipfer, J. Loughran, L. Luther, F. Mandell, A. Whalen, N. Wilson, C. Funk, W. Mager, and S. Winstead. Freshmen S Collins P Ha es P Hayner 3 - f - Y I - 1 J. Johnson, R. Taplin, Betty Wallingford, S. Rock- enbach, B. Rick, M. Russell, G. Sandifer, and F. Graves. Us 1' Harmon, Willhoite, Taplin, S. Collins, M. Russell, J Thompson, S. Winstead, Gannon. Top Row: Mr. Watson, J Anderson, Arnold, J. Brue, J. Craig, Lindquist, Ruddy Sandifer, Mager, Tombaugh. TORCH CHAPTER 19 To be elected a member of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools, known as the Torch Society is one of the highest honors a student may attain. Students in the upper quarter of the senior class are eligible for mem- bership. The faculty selects from the upper quarter, fifteen per cent of the senior class to become members. Students are chosen on schol- arship, leadership, service and character. The 1952 members are: JUJJ fliaf M94 Wore , 1 4 l ' 4 A Ist Row, L. to R.: Wheeler, Conrad, Dwa. Good, Brown, Bromley, J. Bammann, Rittenhouse, Tinsley, 2nd Row: Dwr Good, Craig, Miss Thoman, Durham, McCracken, Highland, Mc- Allister Coit. Top Row: Moran, Mackinson, Wiegers, Eyre, J, Degenhart, Mengarelli, Lewis, CHORUS The Chorus and Miss Thornan, new director, worked hard planning for the Christmas program and Spring Concert. fgvf 459 'lst Row, L. to R.: Close, Rasmussen, J. Loughran, M. Bailey, Jol, Melody, Graves, T, Good, G. Folks. Top Row: Overmier, Paris, T. Winstead, G. Christie, Funk, Gleason, H. Robinson, Waldron, Watson, 5 1 -3' 1 1 JS W3 .Hour erena em 'lst Row, L. to R.: Million, L, Rathbun, S. Brunskill, Scott, F. Thompson, Jo. Ehrhardt, P. Ferguson, Dor, Odgers, Lamkin. Top Row: McCarrey, Kridner, G. Anderson, S. Jones, J McCoy, D, Anderson, Koehler, Mandell, Fultz. CHORUS They sang songs like Holiday for Strings, Nothing Like A Dame, Winter Wonderland, and many others. New addition to the chorus was an a cappella group. 'Ist Row, L. to R.: Barnwell, Brewer, D. Sancken, Corrigan, Westermeyer, Johns, Don. Odgers, Blake. Top Row: S. Winstead, Claunch, Kay Johnson, Cagley, Tombaugh, Grau, F. Ross, Tap- lin, Nash. 4-2, f - ,t 0, .A iv P BO UIUC xg O cappe a :hour 1st Row L to R Rtttenhouse T Good Lamktn on Odgers Watdron Scott Ferguson Close or gers ind Row L to R Mtss Thornan Dwa Good Koch S Jones J McCoy Ctaunch D Anderson Chrtstte Barrett le Ho Y and 'Mer :pls Wo 'Nix nderlangd chorus Sf,-,Q fwfr L to R ' DeBolt J Bru ' d It chesha rehearse 1stRovI . .. . . . North. Pro an I eor . H 2nd aw: Adsit J. Pau! Wert-temotr N. smnh. smart-sr Mr Marching In me H.,,n egom lll9 Parad , l 'I Qu meg Qfrieue ofodf CAOMA .L-., tie. I , I K-fi-1 Soloist, V, Diemer accompanied by J Brue, Arr-nbruster. g, sf .-...UMA il sd... . i 9 ... Q . . o ' W 1 3 .s ski, i i i f Tap Dancer J. Ross Q, Before the Public Front Row L to R Peek Cat the piano? Ja Johnson Goff Luther DeBolt R Brown Mr North Back Row L to R R Tin Iey fat drums? N Smith J Paul Weth r holt, Adsit. ORCHESTRA Directed by Prof Jack North the orchestra started off the year with an assembly program, fol- lowing with music for the Student Council Conven- tion in November, Featured special Christmas mu- sic for the Kiwanis Club Dance was next on the agenda for Prof and his gang. The highlight of the year was the Spring Concert, where the orches- tra with their special arrangements of On the Trail, Lullaby of Broadway, and Stephen Foster songs, wound up a most successful musical season. i 9' Practice Session: Front Row, L. to R.: R Brown, De i Bolt, J Brue Goff, Ja Johnson Luther. Back Row 1 A L. to R.: Edwards, Armbruster. Adsit Mr, North, J Paul, Wetherholt, N. Smith R. Tinsiey, , Mahal guns! Wljlzal X Q., 14' -: 5 A R 3 H l 1 ATG Q' 7 M L 'lst Row, L. to R.: Wetherholt, l-lourzel, Eyre, Acklin, C. Christie, J. Degenhart, Armbruster. 2nd Row: Lardinois, R. Brown, L. Brackney, Pitts, Edwards, Byrne, McLaughlin. Top Row: J. Craig, Lauth, Parrish, Ketenbrink, Shaffer, Lewis, J. Brue, Arnold. BAND 'lst Row, L. to R.: Jester, Stewart, McCracken, J, Davis, Callahan, Dwi, Good, Greenwood 2nd Row: Daniels, Splear, E, Diemer, L. Conrad, Peek, Tinsley, Barnwell. Top Row: Forma Peterson, C, Eppel, Shane, Shepherd. Glaser, Dwa. Good, Carey. ' 3315 you Lgycoufcl .Sze ur ,Q-Jarm . . . afionri 'lst Row, L. to R.: J, Johnson, V. Diemer, N. Smith, Bremer, Kennedy, G Christie, S. Collins, 2nd Row: Arlsit, Martin, Shugart, Paul, W. Ross, M, Smith, Brissenden, Barton, Top Row: Goff, Lehmann, Howell, Kindelberger, DeBolt, Crouse, Tucker, James, Goodman. BAND Bestest Band What Am ably describes our band and our band leader, Mr. North, Be- sides having one ot the biggest bands in our district, P.T.H.S is mighty proud of the record of the band. Participation in the various local parades, playing and marching in formation at the football games, marching in the American Legion Parade in Chicago and presentation of the Spring Concert are the main activities of the band throughout the Year. 'lst Row, L. to R.: J Loughran, Light, Whitmore, Baucknecht, The Good. 2nd Row: D Rathbun, Eiseie Wilson Mr North, J Ross, Herbst, L. Rathbun, Top Row: Hayner, Hott- man, Stahler, Luther, Meier, Ju. Johnson. 7 BA We got a team we got a ye Vnctory Vlctory thats our cry What s the matter wnth the team L to R Ful z Lewis N Smcth P Parrish Q OZQGCJ fAQ .jvlowgng lgaclf CHEERLEADERS T7 Versatule enthusiastic cheerful and peppy are not just empty adjectuves for they descrvbe In full our four faithful supporters of the team the cheerleaders Theur lusty cheers sparkmg the yells of our team supporters can be heard at all the games cheernng our lnduans to victory Nnta Smuth and Howard lHoppyl Lewis sensor and junnor cheerleaders are old tum ers at cheernng whsle Ruta Fultz and Penny Parrish sophie and freshle cheerlead ers wnll be ready to take over the rems an the future WM 32 ow ATHLETICS Time to follow the kids who like to run, roll, jump, and chase a ball. This is the time of day we like the best-sometimes we get a friendly pat on the head, or get to lick a hand, other times we are swatted or kicked aside- b . ut we still follow devotedly our athletic pals. We have decided the girls and boys at P,T.H.S. ' ' ' y. Three barks, long and low, for the team. are gust like us in many respects, when they pla 1 2 w 4 is NN XX XJ X C1 ff g s I QSX R qi Lx no N, I . X l ltr E 'lf x X i 1 :ff ZW X XXX kt XX! 5 W t ffl X21 NX X 4 ' 'K x . Z, P .irdf CAClI1'll9i0l'l5 ip in a eccwle . l l F -x W , or J! it , ,A 1 4. 1 11. . Coach Williamson Assist. Coach Miller Assist. Coach Desormey FOOTBALL SEASON Other veterans of the much praised line . along with Captain Eli Edinger are John Brue, gomfac gridley George Weber, and Jerry Anderson. Captain- Pomfac 33 F'lngy 14 elect Tom Carroll, Bill Bromley, Dick Harder Pongac 13 J Fry 13 and Chuck Fortino were the quartet of new- Pontfac 28 Nomsl 0 comers who developed into regulars. Dale Fin- Pontiac 48 Uoginim 20 nell and Hank Boswell were outstanding through- Pontfac 26 D' . 'a 0 out the season as Iinebackers. Pontiac 14 MW9 f h 6 Pontiac Indians set the pace in offense and Pontiac 43 cl9 'ou' 0 defense by piling up I44 points in four games on 'ac 'Mon and a grand 36 point average per game. 248 5 The Indians excelled on defense, by lim- Our football team proved to be the surprise team of the decade with their undefeated record and the winning of the Corn Belt Conference title for the first time in six years. Pontiac also carried off practically all the other honors for the l95l Corn Belt season. Dick Williamson topped the Corn Belt in- dividual scoring with a 54 point total notched in 9 touchdowns. Dave Armbruster placed third with 36 points and Chuck Wetherholt fourth with 29 points. Co ach Williaflfn and Assisgoach Desorrney iting opponents to 34 point total, which allowed Pontiac victims only 8.5 points per game. INDIAN CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS . . 27.5 point average per game - Opponents 8 7 . . . Average of 240.3 yards on the ground per game - Total of 2,l63 yards for the season. . . Opponents gained only 1,044 on the ground - with an average of ll6 yards. . . 68.5 yards average in the air per game. Assist. Coach Miller is really telling 'em. ur Conquering eroeri FOOTBALL SUMMARY sunrmss OPENING Pontiac opened the season in colorful style by scoring an I8-I2 victory over Bradley in the final eight seconds of play. A 78 yard run by Dick Williamson early in the game featured the victory. Revenge for a drubbing by Trinity last year was achieved when the Indians walloped the Saints 25-I4 for their first Corn Belt victory. The line plunging of Dave Armbruster featured the victory as he notched three touchdowns. After trailing I4-I2 at half time, an im- proved Pontiac eleven came back the second half to down Fairbury 33-I4. lt was the Indians' third straight victory. An 85 yard touchdown return of the opening kickoff by Dick William- son featured the game. Against a highly keyed Morris team, the Indians hit a season low. Fumbles, intercepted passes, and mental lapses on pass defense com- bined to stalemate the locals into a I3-I3 tie. Only a brilliant job by Captain Eli Edinger in the final minutes of play saved a tie for the Indians. Punting from his own end zone, the pass from center was over his head, but Edinger grabbed the ball and carried half the Morris team out to the four yard line. MIDSEASON IMPROVEMENTS Dick WiIliamson's four touchdowns paced Pontiac to a 28-O victory over Normal. Keen line play, led by Captain Eli Edinger, was also an outstanding feature, This was the Indians' second Corn Belt victory of the season. Pontiac topped their homecoming activi- ties by a 48-20 victory over U.-High. This was the first beating that the Indians have handed the Pioneers since I9-45. The brilliant running of Ronnie Lardinois was the outstanding feature of the game. Spoiling Dwight's homecoming by defeat- ing the Trojans 26-0 on October 26, the Indians added another victory to their undefeated list. A 35 yard run with a fumble for a touchdown by tackle Dick Harder featured the game. For the first time this season Pontiac's running game was stopped cold by a hard charg- ing Monmouth line. The Indians then reverted to the air, with Ronnie Lardinois tossing two touchdown passes to Dick Williamson. These two aerials netted the Indians a I4-6 victory over the Zippers and their seventh straight win of the season. SEASON FI NALE-GRAND CHAMPIONS Pontiac closed the l95I season by drub- bing Clinton 43-O. This victory clinched the Corn Belt Conference title for the Indians and also gave them the first undefeated season since l945. 'Ist Row, L. to R.: Bromley, Capt. Edinger, Carroll, J. Anderson, Fortino, Harder, J. Brue. Back Row, L. to R.: Lardinois, Wetherholt, Armbruster, Williamson, Boswell, G. Weber, D. Finnell, Coach Williamson. , 'yy X f- 'Nfe I x I -V: '. , Lf' I g Mr. af',,,.,x5 Whoa there, Big Boy! Help me out, Dick, shouts Willie . Block that man, Bill! S 3'T 'L ' 52. Q 2. E I ? Q' f 'If- J 'Nw 'C U5 e k U Q 1 ' F , . f 1+ ' -'U . , , '-' -:?'1Q2Q'.1'-. P- ., gl amp- 5 f -2 ff' : . 5 , 'vgi 'o'5f -s l'op.,Kg '-N.. -V 9 '1?t 3 N i 'V '- ' 5l'i',Q5 +4-'Wx Ronnie defies tacklers. 0 1 9 40 N- 'N x t n A Who gets what? 90 0119A all Pontiac Pontiac Pontiac Pontiac FOOTBALL VARSITY Top row: D, Beler, B. Brue, L Braclcney, Bressner, D. Brzmlex VV Brown Burnslde R. Carpenter. 2nd row: Carey Casey B. Close. T. Close. J. Davis, R. Degenharf, F. Duflv H. Duffy. 3rd row: T. Duff, L. Ferguson, A. Fin- nell Dwa. Good Dvn, Good, B. Harmon. Hillman, Jester. 4th row: Kindred F, Krpfer T. Knight, Lamb, Legg, fe., , FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL 12 ................ Streator 13 20... ...Chenoa 7 0. .. ...Fairbury 6 42 .,... .... . . .Streator 49 Mager, Meng, D. Neubauer. Sth row: O'Donnell, Opper- man, D. Paul, C. Raube, Sandifer, Splres, Bob Wolf, J Wooldridge. 6th row: Zogg, Coach Williamson, Assist Coach Desormey, Assist. Coach Miller, Managers, Conrad Loughran, W VV ,,,. . mf 4 ' K 0 or lie Ar Harder l Phyer TD PAT. TOTAL Ednger l VVHHanwon I6 l 97 Hebner l Lardinois 8 l 49 McCracken O Armbruster 8 O 48 -- Wetherholt 3 l7 35 Totals 38 Top Row, L. to R.: Capt. Edinger, J. Anderson, Armbruster, Johnson, R. Lardinois, J, McCracken 4th Row C Neu D. Bailey, Bennett, Boswell, Bromley. 2nd Row: J. Brue, bauer, G. Sweitzer, G. Weber Wetherholt Whitrock Carroll, D. Campbell, C. Christie, Edwards, Eyre, D. Fin- Williamson, B. Wolf. nell. 3rd Row: Fortino, Harder, Heisner, A. Jacobs, R. J f , iw J fe ' . Qff, ev- .. .y 1 A 1 T' ' 5. . ?m?'V AV? 5, 4 Q w -Q J '- l ws' ff b .1 HULJ A . I J F . 4n.r1r'l2l- ' l ' A t. - f. fi y .v A fe . - X. , 4 e va MI : . ' i T , 5'-J 2 19 E, 1 i J' 4 fx E I ' Q' 'fha-.. IJ! 0 - 0 I I 2 . x . . tk., ,Y , M. , . x E , . . -x ' ,L .Kms : A , t ,tt , .t R. X K -. J Q ' 5 if f f s . J , . . 4 Fr ivlh. , 8 - V41 if 4 ' r f f ...- S ' Co-Captain Ronnie Lardinois .4253 ui' C0-Captain Dick Williamson 1321 J, x ncfiqna W I , X 4, : ' A k . Qn CQ? I 4' 'W 5 7.4 J 4.1 7 4. 3 , g,.,3 Vw P-W2 IQ 1 ' ,O 09.34 gl A. o' . ' 'iii F k? ,s Q , Q 1 3, .Y u-A , f . .fall fl My brush! K fc Tom A .Z 1 Jerry ' Dale Finnell 1247 V90 in , 1 Q. v Mr 1 tin if , f, f . I X 4' ,, 4 . I ,1 I E 3 J .1 ,.1 v . , 4 RJ. Wx ..,pu-fx at 5' M' H C QD Yana. Bull Wolf C292 g I'6l ved Pri? 3 Q., 5 V I ,?X.f.f'l KJ an 9. 3 Z - ' . 21: .- Hn .f' sf Qui' KGZILJ .Saad 0I'l FORREST 59 - PONTIAC 49 Dec. 4. Spoiling the Indians' opening game of the' 51-52 basketball season, the Forrest Eskimoos defeated the Indians 59-49. PONTIAC 61 - FAIRBURY 54 Dec. 7. In a high scoring tilt, the Pontiac Indians won their first game of the basketball season by defeating the Fairbury Tartars 61-54. CLINTON 42 - PONTIAC 37 Dec. 11. ln the opening Corn Belt game of the season, Clinton notched a 42-37 victory over the Pontiac Indians in a rough game marred by 61 fouls. Dale Finnell was high scorer. PONTIAC 54 - U. HIGH 43 Dec. 14. Invading U. High on Dec. 14, the Indians won their first Corn Belt game by z score of 54-43. PONTIAC 49 - NORMAL 48 Dec. 18. Tom Loughran's basket in the last second of the overtime period gave Pontiac a 49-48 victory over the Normal Ironmen in a Corn Belt game. PONTIAC 60 - DWIGHT 31 Dec. 21. Hitting 3904: of their shots, the Pontiac Indians downed Dwight 60-31. Lardin- ois led the scoring with 16 points. PONTIAC 51 - TRINITY 59 Jan. 8. Hopes for a Corn Belt champion- ship for Pontiac were pushed back as Trinity defeated the locals 59-51. Dick Williamson slipped 20 points through the net for his high game total. PONTIAC 55 - CHENOA 57 Jan. 11. In a hectic ball game, the Chenoa Redbirds defeated the Indians 57-55. PONTIAC 43 - FAIRBURY 47 Jan. 18. Avenging an earlier loss at the hands of the Indians, the Fairbury Tartars de- feated Pontiac 47-43. PONTIAC 65 - COAL CITY 44 Jan 22. A five-game jinx was broken when the Indians scored a one-sided 65-44 victory over Coal City Dave Armbuster led the way with 22 points. PONTIAC 52 - NORMAL 56 Jan 25. On Jan. 25 Pontiac traveled to Nor- mal where the Ironmen handed the Indians a 56-52 defeat. Jerry Anderson scored 19 points for Pontiac. PONTIAC 47 - MORRIS 59 Jan. 29. Traveling to Morris on Jan. 29, the Redskins beat Pontiac 59-47. PONTIAC 50 - TRINITY 41 Feb. 1. In a Corn Belt Conference game, the Indians avenged an earlier loss by defeating the Saints 50-41. Cunningham played forward position and gained 12 points for his high scor- ing game total. PONTIAC 55 - WATSEKA 43 Feb. 5. The Pontiac Indians collected vic- tory number seven of the 1951-52 high school basketball campaign by notching a decisive 55-43 decision over the oft-beaten Watseka Warriors. PONTIAC 59 - DWIGHT 39 Feb. 8. Winning their third straight game, the Indians defeated the Dwight Trojans 59-39. PONTIAC 62 - MARSEILLES 47 Feb 12. Hitting a red hot 44 per cent for the entire game, the Pontiac Indians trampled Marseilles 62-47. PONTIAC 54 - CLINTON 51 Feb. 19. Pontiac handed the Clinton Ma- Eoiogs their first Corn Belt loss by a score of PONTIAC 60 - CHENOA 50 Feb. 22. Avenging an earlier two point gnssgghe lndinas defeated the Chenoa Redbirds PONTIAC 63 - U. HIGH 42 Feb. 26. In a Corn Belt Conference tilt, the Pontiac Indians defeated a flu-riddled U. High team to clinch 2nd place in the Corn Belt Con- ference by a score of 63-42. PONTIAC 71 - GIBSON CITY 52 Feb. 29. Pontiac won its eighth straight victory by defeating Gibson City 71-52 to close the 51-52 basketball season. The Indians made good on a soaring 59'Ma of their shots in the first half. Seated, 1st Row, L. to R.: D. Williamson, Lardinois, D. Finnell. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Arm- buster, Bennett, J. Anderson, C. Christie, P. Gschwendtner, Bi. Wolf. Standing, L. to R.: Coach Miller, Edinger, J. Brue, T. Loughran, Cunningham. fi ffm J A ,,f 3 1, 6+ ee if 5 if 5 Ucforioud ayaoodea 1951-1952 SEASON ? 2f..fflc'.. .f.YTTii5f'5l'1TlZ TILT tidal Pfmfiaf 25 Foffesf Pontiac 60 Fairbury Pontiac 41 Clinton Pontiac 27 U. High Pontiac 46 Normal Pontiac 49 Dwight Pontiac 46 Trinity Pontiac 34 Chenoa 21st PONTIAC HOLIDAY TOURNEY pomiac 33 Fairbu,-Y New Trier high school of Winnetka carried 532222 Erilwnilty oft the championship of the 21st Pontiac Holi- , , Pontiac 36 Morris day Tourney by defeating a strong Bloom Quin- pontiac 47 Trinity tet from Chicago Heights 64-56 The Pontiac Indians lost to Edwardsville pomlac 55 Wa.lSeka 50-38 in the first rounds of the tourney and later Ponllac 55 Dwlghl To Carlmwlle 59-39 Pontiac 65 Marseilles Pontiac 54 Clinton Pontiac 43 U. High Pontiac 42 Gibson City L. to R.: B. Harmon, P Heisner, J McCracken, H Eppel J Davis, B. Close, R. Spires, Bo. Wolf l. Eyre Coach Descirrncv, P Ketinlzrinlr, Legncr, J Hrlleman, T. Close, D. Paul, Meng, Dwi Good, D Carey, Dwa, Good. g05A.!.f4 0 8 eam of mercuried TRACK AND FIELD PONTIAC 59 - OTTAWA 54 Pontiac's l95l track and field team opened its season on Tuesday, April 3, by edging out Ottawa, at King field, 59-54. PONTIAC 77 -- CHENOA 41 Chenoa's weak track and field team was a victim of the Pontiac Indians at Alumni Field on Wednesday, April IO. The host scored 77 points and opponents 4I. PONTIAC 76 - GIBSON CITY 37 On Tuesday, April I7, Pontiac won its third straight dual meet by a score of 76-37 over an up and coming Gibson City track team. PONTIAC 87Wi FAIRBURY 37Mg TRINITY 25 Pontiac rolled to another victory in a tri- angular meet with Fairbury and Trinity at Alumni Field Friday, April 20. Capturing nine first places, Pontiac piled up a total of 87W points. Fairbury 37W and Trinity 25. PONTIAC 69M - STREATOR 43W Pontiac's undefeated track and field team chalked up its fifth straight victory Tuesday afternoon, April 24, by trimming the Streator bulldogs 69W-43M. Pontiac also won the fresh- man-sophomore meet, 77M-35M. PONTIAC 57W - NORMAL 54W Cornbelt Conference Champs Our hard fighting Pontiac Indians on May I, came from behind to edge out Normal Com- munity for our 6th straight Corn Belt Conference crown. The Indians scored 57W points to Nor- mal's 54M, U. High 49W, Trinity 29, and Clinton l9M. Chuck Wetherholt set a new rec- ord in the IBO yd. low hurdles of 22.7. TRACK. 'lst Row, L. to R.: Williamson, D. Finnell, Somers, Welch, D. Snow, Leach, Moore, J. Brue, Loughran, Wetherholt, Edinger, McCracken. 2nd Row: D. Campbell, Heisner, B. Wolf, B. Bromley, J. Anderson, J. Degenhart, D. Armbruster, J. Bennett, Casson, Harder, Boswell. Top Row: Coach Williamson, Sweitzer, Lugar, Edwards, Shaffer, Byrne, Eyre, Christie, A. Jacobs, B. Brue, Rynning, H. Duffy, Jester, A. Finnell, Durham, Chenoweth, Assist. Coach Desormey. sh, , f f 7 57. Ftrzur- , - A.. 55, ,. .. . 'I Q Q 4 . N Y i -I. EJ Lg, Pl a ' P I- X q Q I gain ur .xgflcdfezi mdk Good! TRACK BASEBALL PONTIAC 87 'IIlI5 DECATUR 107 5116 SPRINGFIELD 'II3 Pontnac traveled to Luncoln May 4 and fnnnshed thnrd between Sprmgtueld and Decatur The lndnans showed well but just dldnt have the over all power of the two teams that beat them PEORIA CENTRAL 5'I DECATUR 60W PONTIAC 23 In one of the brggest track meets of the year the lnduans funushed thurd between De catur and Peorua Central on Saturday May 5 at Delavan The outnumbered lnduans dad very well for thelr llmlted manpower PONTIAC 82 NORMAL 36 1951 last dual meet of the year for the lndnans was a very easy job Rollmg over the Normal lronmen Tuesday May 8 by an 82 36 score Pontuac lndnans traveled to Ottawa on May I I for the Dlstrnct meet at Ottawa Dwight Snow was the only lnduan to earn a berth to the state meet at Champaign NORMAL 7 PONTIAC 2 Apnl 'I6 Captam Dwught Snow came through wnth nts In 4 times at bat U HIGH I2 PONTIAC 0 Apnl 2'I Alan Gschwendtner led Pontnac hlttmg with a smgle and a trlple n three tnmes at bat U HIGH 8 PONTIAC 6 Apnl 2'I Bull Bromley patched wlth Dwlght Good contrnbutmg 2 huts and Dwnght Snow 3 Pontuac had the help of two double plays PONTIAC 6 TRINITY 5 April 23 Bull Bromley pntched hus second game un three days to n Bernue Legner came home on error by Trmnty 2nd base man NORMAL 4 PONTIAC 0 May 7 Normal pushed across three runs un the last of the snxth to wm AI! nl K L I 1 . I I . . . .. . . , 3 'W' ' ' - . . . , . . E . I I I I . . . . - I . ' . I I I I I ' F-7 fell- 13.2-is A-sam Ei X 'hx' PONTIAC 2 - ROANOKE 0 May 'I4 ing winning run. .lim Lauth Started Sub-Dishid Tourney lieved by Bill Bromley in 3rd for - , D win 3rd game in row. Bill Bromley won a fine 2-hit ball game with timely hits by Alan Gschwendtner, Eli Ed- STREATOR 13 - PQNTIAC 1 inger, Dwight Good, Snow. District Championship PONTIAC 7 - MINONK 6 May 'I6 A more-experienced Streator Pontiac won the sub-district by working a Pontiac in the finals of the District bout in the 7th inning with Dwight Good scor- to the Sfafe finaI5' BASEBALL. 'lst Row, L. to R.: Zogg, Legner, Dwi. Good, McCracken, Boswell, B. Bromley, Lauth. Standing: Coach Miller, Folks, G. Weber, Prisk, Eyre, A. Gschwendtner, Edinger, D. Snow, Dwa. Good, Mgr. but was re- Bromley to May 'I8 team beat to advance IOO rawn, raind, an Maufg my X4 '7 Gr 'lst Row, L. to R.: Joy Ehrhardt, Blake, Barnwell, Carpen- ter, Bauknecht, P. Ferguson, B. Close, P. Clark. 2nd Row: Bohm, Eisele, Jo. Ehrhardt, L. Campbell, Burton, Diemer, 3rd Row: Crouch, S. Collins, Barrett, Bailey, Adsit, L. Clark, Evans, Crouse, Bedwell. Top Row: Christie, Corrigan, D. Bammann, G. Anderson, D. Anderson, K. Duffy, Borer, Claunch, Faust. A GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Bremer, Brill, D. Close. 'lst Row, L. to R.: P. Rauker, Peek, Don. Odgers, B. Pills- bury, McGuire, Parrish, Malmrose, Meier. 2nd Row: Mel- ody, Leach, Lamkin, LaForce, Paris, Marker, McCarrey, Lange, Orr. 3rd Row: L. Rathbun, D. Rathbun, LoPiccalo, Overmier Rick, Martin, Rich, Mandell, Nash. Top Row: Luther Murrey, Peterson, Ramsey, Mortimore, Meredith, Ripsch Moore, McCoy. rx Sv sf- 3 1 im, igor, an Mfagfg Q. Ist Row, L. to R.: Folks, M. Knight, T. Good, Garland Hayes, Ju. Johnson, Fultz, Johns. 2nd Row: Ja. Johnson J. Gschwendtner, Hendershot, Hayner, C. Harmon, Kennedy, Hoffman, S. Jones, Henry. G. A. A. 'Ist Row, L. to R.: N. Russell, Schaefer, Shepard, B. Weber, Splear, C. Weber, S. Rockenbach, F, Thompson. 2nd Row: Stahler, Schilling, R. Short, M. Short, C. Rockenbach, Sievers Whalen, N. Smith, Welch. 'rv 1 f 3rd Row: Gleason, B. Fosdick, Grau, Ferrall, Hoerner, S. Jones, Funk, Koehler, Goff. Top Row: Greenwood, Kindel- berger, James, C. Fosdick, D. Knight, K. Johnson, E. Hol- land, S. Jacobs, Gannon, J. Jones. 3rd Row: D. Russell, M. Smith, D. Sancken, S. Winstead J. Rusteck, M. Russell, P. Vietti, M. Shoop, G. Rusteck Top Row: Mrs. Six, T. Winstead, Shugart, Winters, Wink Slock, F. Willhoite, S. Willhoite, Be, Wallingford, Williams E G. A. A. Homecoming Float, standing: B. Ramsey. Seated, L. to R.: Winters, Shoop, L. Ripsch. Pres. Ramsey fright? naming winners of the G.A.A. Kid Party. L. to R.: Joy Erhardt, P. Rauker, Henry. Mothers Crouse and Sancken feed baby, S. Collins, at Kid Party. Triplets C. Fosdick, S. Slock, B. Fosdick L. to R.: Mrs. Six, G.A.A. adviser, M. Short, C. getting refreshments. Hoffman discuss party with Pa Kettle, Bremer. all 102 rim iew QIOKGCQ G. A. A. Bruises, bruises and more bruises were the order of the day during the early days of the school year--the reason-soccer, of course. The Gay Gals managed to survive the rough and tumble battles to become Soccer Champs. Much fun was had by the girls working on the G. A. A. float for the Homecoming Parade, Especially when a breeze sent the crepe paper flying all over with the loyal G. A. A. members in close pursuit, but when the big day came, the completed float was right there in line with the other floats. Here comes the ball-l got it--l got it-oops, missed yells some flighty femme in a G. A. A. volleyball game. But this wasn't always the case, for these games proved to be as exciting as any. The Bobby Sox took first place in the volleyball tournament. After volleyball came bowling and after such incidents as dropping the bowling ball on the floor, throwing the ball backwards 'lst Row, L. to R.: N. Smith, Ja ohn son, D. Rathbun, Lamkin, Grau Gsch wendtner. Standing: K. Duffy Henry Bremer, Nash, Ramsey, Harmon Leach P . lO3 'WA ' - 3 tl a rlnfl Leu! Bowling Team, L. to R.: S. Jacobs, Goff, Joy G. A. A. and forgetting to let go of the ball, the bowling games got under way. Floor burns and scratches were the trade marks of the basket- ball games played after school. Daddy, Mama, I want my bottle, was a familiar cry heard at the G. A. A. Kid Party. Prizes were awarded for the best cos- tumes. G. A. A. president, Bonnie Ramsey, presided at the meetings assisted by vice president, Pauline Leach. Wanda Schaefer chalked up the points for the juniors and seniors while Frances Winters figured points for the underclassmen. Mrs. Six is our adviser. Bruises and bumps aren't stopping the girls from looking for- ward to the fun and activities of the Girls' Athletic Association next year. Officers, L. to R.: Splear, Leach, Ramsey, Schaefer, Winters. Ehrhardt, Adsit, M. Johns. if X: . . .5 -Wil f' it be Basketball Team, lst Row, L. to R.: Winters, D. Rathbun, P. LoPiccalo. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Shoop, Sievers, S. Jacobs. Soccer Team, Gay Gals, L. to R.: Schaefer, C Weber, A. Rich, J. Grau, N. Moore, Claunch Kindelberger, Hoerner, Orr, Eisele. Volleyball Team, Bobby Sox lst Row, L. to R.: G. Ander son, N. Martin, L. Rathbun M. Smith. 2nd Row: Wink D. Bammann, James, Stahlerl X i i i T04 Lada ecwe your mlyrinf .Here lx U' ., E ag :me SCHOCDL LIFE Our tour at PT H S us about over The last stop as a happy part of the tour as thus ns the tnme our playmates chat together at lunch hour at lockers on the stairs or nn teachers classrooms Especially on Friday nights we watch this part of school life as we lle In a corner under a chair lf our pals have been too busy wuth each other to let us unto the gym we often slt patlently on our haunches near the shrubbery and watch everyone having fun Sometlmes we see our frnends playung games or movang around to musuc gust as Gertrude and I do wnth the nelghborhood dogs X X -f' if S gl S 1 X X 4? f X f ,Z Se 'ZZ z ln 1 X 2 f 1? X X X f ' X z Q X xx 'N My x X 5 xxsxx ZWN bx xbx K 105 ul' ' y X an ,OO ff if ' ff fp g X l K ff XX. X ff f aff X !, -X 5 fi lf V 1 l X ff X1 xx oi ls N XJ 3 K If 'L-' X k x x I X 106 Nita Smith 2ND MosT POPULAR GIRL 3421? is Cl eadon Dale Finnell MOST POPULAR nov OU F2 .SJ FLCUILIL Vera Dlemer MOST POPULAR GIRL John Parrish 2ND MOST POPULAR BOY 107 '1 Sweefkearf ga! J- 44' X ,3, l' -jim .:'- W M - 'IW' 4, ,, , 1 ' ' -f , , fs iii? Q 1? 3 Steffen: i .ifflfhwendflgory Francis 4 109 Curfain ime PLAY FESTIVAL Each class is to give a play in the One Act Play Festival, spon- sored by the Speech Club, to be presented March 14. The plays are as follows: ln The Shadows, a drama by Le Roma Rose, will be pre- sented by the Senior Class. Standing, L. to R.: Officer Sullivan, Homer Reed, Bill Sullivan, Dick Thompson, Maureen, a friend, Marilyn Westermeyer, Henry Sullivan, John Degenhart, Dottie Wilson, June Henry, student director of the play, Barbara DeBolt. Seated: Donna Sullivan, Elizabeth Overgaard. A farce, Jerry Breaks a Date, by Willam D.Fisher, is to be giv- en by theJuniorCIass.Theircastis, L. to R.: Dad Johnson, Roger Brown, Jerry Johnson, Dick Hare, Wilfred Winfield, Joe Acklin, Alice Gleason, Dorothy Davis, student director, Janet Daniels, Mary Johnson, Beverly Close. The Sophomore Class chose The Farmer's Daughter or Polly and the Villain, an old fashioned melodrama, by Ellis Wilhite. Seated, L. to R.: Student director, Betty Corrigan, Annie McDugal, Jean Ann James, Willie Singleton, Bob Ketenbrink, Mrs. McDugal, Fylis Mandell, Pat McDugal, Allen Finnell, the villain, Jack Craig, Standing: the heroine, Sally Darlene Bammann. A Date For Bobby Sox, a comedy, by Donald Payton is to be the Freshman presentation. Cast, L. to R.: Margie, Judy John- son, Bobby Sox, Penny Parrish, Mr. Hanna, Fred Kipfer, Student Director, Esther Stewart, Mrs. Hanna, Thelma Good. SPEECH CONTEST WINNERS lst place Speech Winners, L. to R.: Acklin. Shaffer. Taplin, C. Eppel, Wilson, B. Close, Peek. llO 'Ula cliff!! Q09 ol,au9Aec! H l , I I i i i Ink blot test: J, Daniels, Eedwell, Cagley, Greenwood, C, Rockenbach, Cole. . ! ' JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Little Dog Laughed, a three act comedy by Vera and Ken Tarpley was presented by the Junior Class on November 30, in the high school gym under the direction of Mr. Daniels. Cast: Janet Daniels .... Laurel Huntington, Bill Shaffer .... Wally Hunt- ington, Carol Eppel ..,. Mrs. Huntington, Roger Brown .... Mr. Huntington, Betty Corrigan .... Joan Woods, Fred Mengarelli .... Ted Wood, Chuck Christie .... Mark Bradford, Beverly Close .... Miss Gus Gustavesky, Joe Acklin .... Horatio P. Honeywell, Ruth Peterson .... Lillian Wood, Joan Cagley .... Amelia Dennis, Carol Rockenbach .,... Caroline Blakesly, Jean Cole ..... Grace gammr Shgfferl Combgnl R. Brow' Cf Schoenbeck, Donna Bedwell .,.. Walola Breckenridge, Marjorie Eppel. Greenwood .... Therese Brown. Temper . . Temper'!l Peterson Men Oh, isn't he wonderful-B. Close, Acklin. Chuck steals a kiss-Christie, Daniels, C. Eppel, Mengarelli, Corrigan, Peterson, R. Brown, Shaffer, je gfedl JOOPLJQIQ 112 u5ine:5:5 areel-5 or Cofdge Mr. and Mrs. Byrne greeted by Miss May on B.I.E. Day. CAREERS DAY College-Careers Day was held February 15, at P. T. H. S. All iuniors and seniors of Liv- ingston County and nearby El Paso, Gridley, Chenoa, and Minonk High Schools attended. Fifty sities, trade and business schools, and nurses schools, including colleges, univer- I training institutions sent representatives. B. l. E. B. I. E. or Business Education Day was de- clared November l5. Pontiac High School invited all the business men of the community and the parents of the students to visit school on that day. The main purpose of the day was to promote bet- ter understanding of the school system and to show the new schedule and advisory system in operation. University of Illinois representative giving required information to students. Soon we'II hear about our favorite collages. We auf- : all abou' Pu' hi' m 0 Wfkouf 34011 r,.,,'..Z'.4..... .1.l1.1L,-QA-+'- - e M5 7'-3 - rg , A . ' 4 ' ., 51,513-.f?,c.s1xhi!' 'H' Q ' CAFETERIA Behind the daily avalanche of students for lunch, Mrs. McCabe, Mrs. Lobb, and Mrs. Ripsch stand patiently with a cheery smile ready to serve students and faculty alike. Since food must be prepared for two lunch periods these women are busy from early morning until midafter- noon. The tantalizing odor of the onion being worked into the barbecue hamburger will remain a delightful memory to many for years to come. Mr. Fitch, our night watchman, arrives at 3:30. Mr. Rapp and Mr. Abraham beautify the campus. L. to R.: Mn. Lobb, Mrs. Ripseh, Mn. McCabe. 113 MAINTENANCE Cheerful service and always order is the motto of our ever relentless Maintenance Crew, Mr. Rapp, Mr. Fitch and Si. If cleanliness is next to godli- ness, through the efforts of these men our school rates tops. Rush in cafeteria during lst lunch hour. .Z I 1 1 , X 333' 'naar 1 bAx Dear Diary, Sevt- 1- The last of August arrived and with it I found a new pal, Gertrude, on the P.T.H.S. campus. I have been telling her about the fun we are going to have as soon as school opens. Sevt- 8- Today I greeted the new seniors who will take over the school this year, but they haven't changed a bit they're just as much fun as ever. I showed Gertrude some of the gangs- as the ones pictured at the top left, L. to R.: D. Bailey, D. Williamson, J. Conrad, T. Loughran and T. Carroll. I have girl friends, too, as in the group at the top right, L. to R.: S. Rauker, Ja. Paul, D. Phillips, H. Chapman, and C. Harmon. 5291- 9- I've been looking over the newcomers and they sure do look green-but then they're freshies- they're supposed to. 5299- 11- I wonder when those P.E. classes will start, I told Gertrude that's when we really have fun. 5291- 13- Today my pals at school started organizing their various clubs and ac- tivities and electing their class offi- cers. Sent- 28- The Pontio Staff presented an assembly program to launch the Pon- tio magazine campaign. What a timel The Homespun Boys were a big hit with their songs. They are in the picture. You can see them just leaving the stage. They are: Wether- holt, Harder, Lardinois, and J. An- derson, who also acted as Master of Ceremonies. Oct- 5- Individual pictures for the Pon- tio were taken today. Gert and I watched the photographer taking pic- tures of the football boys and then we watched the Fershmen line up for their pictures. Oct. 5- Tonight we went to the football game at Morris-I saw the football boys load on to the bus, they were: L. to R.: Bennett, J. Brue, Bi. Wolf, B. Bromley, C. Neubauer and Fortino. Od- 19- Today's the big day-Gertrude and I have been watching the buzz of activity around the ole' place all week and what fun it was to sneak around and peek at the floats. I helped the P.A. system boys Neil Hamilton and J. Shepherd set up the P.A. sys- tem at the football field. Just before the game the boys reviewed their plays, as you can see at the left with Coach Williamson, Edinger, Lardinois, and D. Williamson. Ort- 19- But before the game the pa- rade was very exciting, especially watching all the floats go by. Some of the floats l saw were the Key Club Float, Spanish Club, Speech Club and Chief. Then came the Homecoming 115 mal, 1951 - 1952 Dance with Tod Howard's orchestra. Vera Diemer and Dale Finnell reigned as Homecoming Queen and King. Along with winning our Homecoming game against U. High for the first time in five years, it was a perfect Homecoming. Od- 31- Our pals took over the whole City Government today in accordance with Youth Honor Day. Jerry Ander- son, as acting Mayor, for the day headed the City Council. What a time we had, especially acting as policemen for the day. NOV- 22- Just before we left for our Thanksgiving vacation, the football team was awarded their letters by Coach Williamson. We are really proud of our team and Coach espe- cially since they finished the season with no losses and winning the Corn Belt Championship. You can see the boys at the right presenting the gifts to Coaches Williamson, Desormey and Miller. Nov- 30- There were many visitors at school today, the business men and the parents of students visited as this was B.l.E. Day. lEveryone was really on their toes.l Nov. 30- I thought l would die laugh- ing at The Little Dog Laughed, the comedy presented by the Junior Class. iBut don't get me wrong, the little dog isn't related to me.l One of the funny scenes of the play is shown at the right, with R. Brown, C. Eppel, and B, Shaffer performing. Dec. 21- My buddies all left early to- day. They said they wouIdn't be back for two weeks, it sure is lonesome. Def- 26- The last few days have been as busy as Homecoming. Mr. Watson and Coach Williamson, as Manager and Assist. Manager of the 2lst Holi- day Tourney, have been getting things ready for the Tourney to be held the 27, 28 and 29 at the Armory. At the right you can see Mr. Watson giving instructions to the tourney ushers, also a view of our Armory is shown and you can see some of our students at the games. Jan. 7. The New Year's activities will be starting soon, Gertrude and l can hardly wait. l won't be able to tell you much as the Pontio will be going to press soon, but with the Sweetheart Ball, Play Festival, Senior Play, Beau Brummel Dance, Prom, Chorus Con- cert, Spring Concert and Graduation, Gertrude and l will be very busy at- tending everything. We have had much fun and pleasure telling all our friends about our school. We hope you have enjoyed our tour of P.T.H.S. and we will see you again next year. George and Gertrude. 117 f 'vii jj' - 5' 'I I! Happy Birthday to Watch the blrdle rj 1,4 u U ...- Q 16, What hoppen?? XXX Playing Twenty Questions 4-ff5. 5:-.fair .t N Three Musketeers Keep to the loft Finishodatlntl! 1 :A.M. look OPUKCIJ' p05 tlflled Duff Tom 6 G! U1 1211111111111 0l'l 20 P8811 INDEX Abraham Mr Acklm Joe 42 54 56 72 75 76 82 109 Cagley Joan Callahan John Campbell Dean Campbell Lous 2 42 54 64 71 7 80 1 0 22 23 28 54 70 82 1 71 91 2 22 42 3 Funnell Dale 6 22 30 Adsut Mary 77 81 Alluson Guy Anderson Donna Anderson Gaul Anderson Jerr Y 61 62 45 54 62 65 10 102 3 20 45 18 26 28 4 57 79 100 21 45 54 5 79 100 03 39 54 57 58 75 76 77 87 257 Armbruster Davud 24 41 81 82 87 91 Arnold Phul 2 21 45 54 5 Attug Don Bauley Dave 68 71 Bauley Martha Bammann Darlene 28 41 48 54 78 00 45 54 60 61 63 65 69 77 100 103 09 Bammann John Bammann Robert Band 5 Barton Marulyn 22 26 28 57 8 Baseball Basketball 92 96 Barnwell Deanna 48 54 79 80 82 100 Barrett Sharon Bauknecht Gale Beach Ronald Bedwell Donna Beller De Wayne Beller Jeanette Bennett John I E Buology Club 48 54 00 48 55 83 71 42 54 64 67 75 1 O 19 48 90 24 28 70 95 97 1 5 18 48 71 48 54 66 82 90 4 71 0 Campbell Roger Carey Duck Carpenter Janet Carpenter Russell 18 48 54 0 Carroll Tom 22 42 54 68 87 91 114 18 48 54 90 96 29 3?I54 63 64 2 21 5 65 74 Carter Kenneth Casey Joe Chapman Helen Cheerleaders Chenoweth Duck Chess Chuef Chorus 78 79 23 42 54 82 4 95 97 Chrustue Chuck Blake Jane 48 54 79 80 Board of Educatuon Boldrey John 4 71 Borer Beverly 42 54 67 75 00 Boswell Henry 4 54 87 91 7 Brackney Lloyd 8 48 54 Brackney Mary 42 54 60 Bratt Barbara 22 45 54 Bremer Judy 19 28 5 53 54 57 58 59 61 83 00 3 Bressner Ronald 48 54 57 68 Brewer Ruth 54 71 79 Brull uth Brussenden Jeanne 21 45 60 63 65 75 83 48 54 78 2 42 54 71 8 89 91 97 9 42 54 Bromley Dack Bromley Bull Brown Kent Brown Brown Warren 9 23 42 54 42 54 68 76 90 97 116 Brue John 6 22 23 25 28 39 40 52 53 54 58 76 77 82 87 91 93 95 97 Brunskull Sandra 2 23 48 79 0 Burnsude Kenneth 48 54 57 68 90 Burton Marlon 22 45 54 60 65 100 Byrne John 2 45 54 82 7 Vuctor Brown Roger 7 75 81 82 9 Brue Bull Chrustue Gall Clapp Roger Clark Lous Clark Peggy Claudun Glorua Claunch Joan Close Beverly Close Bull Close Dolores Close Tom Cout Jerry Duane Keuth Colluns Sandra Colluns Collms Con rad 48 54 76 78 83 00 2 45 54 71 26 29 54 100 46 54 65 00 54 61 65 69 18 46 54 75 9 80 100 103 26 42 54 64 75 78 100 09 21 4 9 9 46 54 60 61 6 100 1 7 21 48 90 6 46 78 46 68 48 52 54 56 57 66 77 83 100 02 um 41 58 68 90 Conrad Larry 23 48 55 Corrugan Betty Sue 72 75 Crabb Ruth Crafts Craug Jack Craug Ronnue Crouch Donna Crouse Joan 41 42 4 80 100 1 0 22 46 20 45 46 75 77 82 09 2 41 8 48 54 100 4 54 83 100 2 Cunnungham Harold 4 71 93 5 Danuels Mr 38 7 Danuels Janet 26 42 54 72 75 109 110 Davus Dorothy 20 42 44 72 75 Davus Jum 48 60 61 90 Debate Club DeBolt Barbara 26 29 41 5 58 64 80 81 3 Degenhart Ruchard 20 23 46 74 9 Degenhart John 22 26 29 5 67 78 82 971 DeMoss Bully 21 23 48 55 6 Desormey Mr 15 22 86 9 9196971 Duemer Ellus 48 50 54 57 D1emer Vera 7 22 26 30 39 41 592 53 54 56 57 58 59 61 77 81 83 100 107 Duffy Frank 30 48 57 Duffy Hugh 20 21 46 54 74 90 97 Duffy Kathleen 30 39 53 58 59 61 Y Durham Frank Durham Jerry Durham John Eckel B111 Ed1nger Elu 87 919 Edwards Bo 61 76 Ehrhardt Joan Ehrhardt o Eusele Donna Eppel Carol Eppel Hank Evans Vuva Eyre La Verne Faculty Faust Doralee Ferguson Larry Ferguson Patsy Ferrall Fern F H Fueld Murram 100 102 1 54 61 66 30 54 20 46 54 74 78 18 20 48 2 25 26 30 7 395 97 99 18 24 42 59 60 26 46 54 65 79 80 100 22 46 54 60 63 100 102 03 21 26 42 54 67 77 83 100 103 18 26 42 54 59 60 61 64 75 77 82 110 21 23 48 50 2 5 9615 18 30 39 40 54 58 64 100 102 46 54 76 78 82 96 97 99 15 17 42 54 6 4 71 0 26 44 48 54 64 79 80 100 21 42 44 57 67 70 01 Funnell Allan 20 46 53 54 57 58 7 Futch Mr 93 95 97 06 109 Folks Glorra 48 4 8 Football Fortna Roger Fortuno Charles Fosduck Barbara Fosduck Clasretta Freshmen Fultz Ruta Funk Carole G A A Gannon Anne Garland Betty Garruty Muss Glaser Robert Gleason Sharon Goff Carole 8691 2 23 48 50 55 2 42 53 54 67 7 91 54 61 67 10 54 65 101 4850 46 54 63 79 8 84 01 2 26 46 54 67 7 78 101 100103 56 64 72 75 101 4 101 57 60 46 56 74 82 56 75 78 0 46 56 75 77 81 101 Good Dwayne 46 78 82 83 90 96 99 Good 01119111 46 78 Good Thelma Goodman Nancy Gordon Edward Grau Jo Anne Graves Frances 90 96 99 56 75 78 10 9 6 61 3 46 56 56 79 80 10 102 3 48 56 77 78 0 7 o I 0 6 L 6. in , ......... 6, 1 1 1 9I I I 1 .......... , I ,9o 1 .................... 113 1 ----'--- 1 1 1 I '.-....... I I I54 ',' ........ 8141, , 1 168 571 1 1 11 1 1 163, , , 11,115 62, 1 1 1 1 1 110 1 . -' 201 291 541 1 1 97 1 ....... 48, 1 , 1 71, 90 1, .......... 20, 1 1 1 1 --e---4'--- 11 1 15 1 ............. 1 168 75, , , 83, o, 1 10 54, 67, 72, 1oo, 1 1 116 , ...... ..... 1 1 , 71 1 , .u................. 1 .1 '1'-'1--'-- 1 1 1 ,97 , ......... 1 , 15 1 ----1-- 231 1 1 1 1 1 ......... .. , , ,71 1 1 1 --1----1---- 81 110 , ' .................... 46, 71 , ' ......... 8, 1 1 ,I6 1 1------- 1 1 1 9 ' 85 ' ....... 1, , 1 I,I3 , 58 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4116 I IIIIIII28I I I I , ...... . ............ 45 I b .....- . I I I I 59I I I71I I I I I 1 ........... 1 1 1 1 , ,81,8 ,91,97,u12, 116 I 9I,I9I 1 9 , 1I1II1II1lII 1 IIII 1II1III1IIII , ............ I. I, I, 76I I I I I 92I 95I 97 ................... 84 I J YI IIIIII II I I I I I I I .IIIIOI I I I7I77I82 , ......... o, ,4,54 I I I1 ', ................. 45, 71, 74 1 197 ' 1 ......... 1 , 1 , 1 I IIIIIIIIIIIBI I I57I I .. ...............-......... I I I I I9'lI1llI',l4I1l5 ........................ 60, I IIIIIIII 8I I I I I 4 I IIIIIIIIII I I I I I I . . .....4.........-..... ' I I I I I ' 'I 'I ' I1 II ' I 9119'f' 1' ,110H116 , .......... 1971 '115'116 , ............. 45, 54, 78 1 -'--- 1 1 6 1 11 5, , 1 , ,.......... .... 4 8, 54 1 1 ----------1- 1 1 1 , ' .......... , 1 1 , ,82,8g 1 1 1 1I , , , 1 ' .... 1 , 1 ,518 1. 1 ---11----- 1 1 1 1 ........ , , , , .1.................,..98,99 1 ---461 1 1 1 1115 91, , , ,116 I 1. I I I 1. I-oo , ............. 1 ,100 1 -------- 1 1 1 1I 1 ............. 8, 19 1 ' 1,76 1 ' 111... .181 , 8, 6, 61110 ' 1' 1' ' 1 ....... 1 , , 1 1 -1----1- -1 1 1 1 1 ......... 19, , , ,53 1oo, 1,113,115 51 1 1 54, , , ,1 ,115 I ,I,IIII,I,II I IIII I 1 1-1111.1.1... 1 1 19 .Q ................. , ....... 28 , ,,,,,,,,, , , , 1 --11---1-----1------ 1 1 1 . ...................... 9 I IIIIIIII 25I 42I 68I 91I 94 C0lq1Jear1 ---- 421 541 601 671 701 721 110 Field, Mildred .................. 22, 42 1 1114 I 1 I ,,,II, IIIIIIIII,, I - I ..................... 42 8 Day .................. ,...1u2 .1 --------------------- 29 ' 1 11111.....1. 1 154157 ' ,.... III. ............. IES 1 -------- 1 1 1 1I I 76, go, 97 1 ...... , , , , , . 1 1 1 1 1 .......... , , 1 9, 41 ' . ................ 12 11 --1------- 291 1 1 1 71 521 1 1 1 1 1, 76, 87, 89 , ..........,....... 8, 781 11111114 91, , , ,1 I III7 1 ,,.. 21,2 , , , 9,199 I 1 ------11 211 1 1 122 ' , .1 ..... I.8 ........,....... 113 ', 1111511111 1' ,'821'9o 1 1791 1 1'11'115 ' 115 I I I I-70 , ................... , I IIIII II I I I I8 I IIIIIIIIII I I I I 75 I . 1 .................. ...... 7 0 ' I I IIIIIIIII I I I , ..,....... 7, , 138,39 1 ---1----1- 1 1 1I I 71,81 ,114,115 21 1 1 1 1 1 172 . . 6 1 I 1 1.421 1 1 1 1,102 77, ,1 ,10,111,112,116 1 --f--1------1-- 1 17 A .... 46, , , ,102 , , , , ,9o 1 --------- ---- 1 1 .1 ............. . , ...,, 42, I I I80I113 I, .... 8, 1 , 110 , ' .............. , , I ',R ...,............... 481 1oo 1 1 ------ 21 1 19 0, 1 1 I IIIIIIIIIII I I54 I 1 . ............ us, 14 ,111 , ..1..1... 2, , , ' I I I I I 116 , .1.....1 , , , , ' , A ...,..,,.,, , , , 90 1 821 1 11151116 . 1 . ...... ............ '. '. I ' IIIIIIIII 5I I I I74 , ....1...... , , ,54 I IIIIIIII 42I I I I 71 1 1 191114 . . 1 182 77, ,116 1 ................ 1 ,7o 1 11----11--- 1 1 1 196 I 1 ...........1..... 8, 1 ' ..................... 45 -----11-1----------- --73 1 ' ..... .... 1 5118, , '61 1 ................. 48, o 1 ---------1 1 1 154 1 ........ 23, , , I 1 .......1. 21, , 1 167 1 71 1 1 1 181109 1 1..... 48, 1 , ,1 1 4, , 1 ,102,110,112,115 1 -1-1 1 1 1 1 3 1 .......... , , , I , 1 ............ 2, 1 , , 1 ' I 1 I I , 1 1 1 61 09 1 .1 1 83' '103 , 1 ........ , 1 , , , 1 ' 1 1111 1 1 1 1 171 1 ' ..... ,' ,'82' ' ' I I I I I I 1 . ........... 1 , 1 o 1 .........,,. 48, , , 801 1 1 1 1 1 1114 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 ' I IIIIII II I I I8 , ............1..1 , , I IIIIII 4 ' 1 1 ...... 1 1 1 1 . 1 182 1 ........ 929.191 'B 1 ' 1 ,I 1 1 1 9 1 ------ 1 1 1 1 1 1 ........... 42, , , , 1......... , , , I 1I 1I 1I 1I 1 I 1 I1III7 IIIIIIII8 'QI I10 were g f f lqcfure o WN Greenwood Marge 18 26 42 5 59 6g 61 64 5 1 Alan 14 30 40 2 56 68 71 99 Janet 24 30 38 3 41 56 57 58 4 2 8 Ken 56 68 Pau 25 42 56 68 70 94 95 Hamulton Nell 2 43 4 Hansen Esther 48 56 66 Harmon Carol 8 22 31 40 58 59 61 77 Gschwendtner Gschwendtner Gschwendtner Gschwendtner Harmon Robert Harder Duck 2 8 Hare Duck 7 Harruson Muss 15 9 Hayes Mr 5 47 74 Hayes Peggy 48 56 60 6 71 77 Ha ner Pat 48 56 61 75 77 83 101 Heusner Francus 18 46 91 96 97 1 6 Hendershott Edna 2 46 56 101 June 2 3 52 57 101 Henry Mr Leo Rose Mary 2 21 46 56 61 72 5 7 83 14 8 18 20 46 20 26 31 48 90 96 Henry Herbst H1bsch Hubsch Hacks Ronald Hughland Duck H1lleman Jerr Mrs H1man Robert Hoerner Darlene 22 Hoffman Carol 49 56 75 83 101 102 Hogguns Anna 49 56 69 Holdrudge Skuppy 23 31 o and Ethel 3 0 6 64 0 22 46 67 2 46 56 101 Holland Roger Holland Sam Holland Tom Holzhauer Dennus Holzhauer James Homecomung Honan Ruchar Honor Roll Houtzel Davud Howell Betty Hulung Loulse Hulung Perry Huxtable Tommy Jacobs Anton 32 59 60 18 49 18 32 9 71 43 55 56 62 64 66 101 2 46 60 3 75 83 101 Jester Kenneth 22 46 56 82 90 97 Johns Mary 26 46 64 7,9 80 10 John 21 49 JudY 4 50 56 61 3 77 83 101 Kay 49 56 79 J3Yne 7 32 39 40 2 0,56 57 58 59 61 73 Ramon 19 25 43 56 57 91 Jacobs Shurley James Jean Ann Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Wllllam Jones Jo Ann Sandra Shurley Jones Jones Jones Junuor Play Junuors Kennedy Marlene Ketenbrunk Bob Key Club Kundelberger Donna K1ndred J1m K1pfer Chrus Donna 18 32 38 39 6 64 26 32 56 64 9 2 32 56 79 101 42 44 83 46 56 26 046 56 20 49 90 20 46 56 75 77 Kupfer Fred 9 6 90 Kupfer 5 22 Kupfer Knught Kmght Kn1ght Mrs 15 67 72 5 Muldred 4 50 0 Donna 56 70 01 Tom 70 90 Koehler La Dora 32 56 6 79 80 101 Krudner Dorothy 19 49 50 56 79 0 Lange Mary Carol Lamb Al Lamkln Lulluan Lardunous Ronnue Laughlun Kevm 60 71 Lauth Jum 26 43 Leach Paul1ne 58 64 100 Legg Morton Lehmann Joyce Leonard Robert Lesher Bernadlne Lewus Howard 8 43 Lubrary Clubs Lught Dons L1ndqu1st Don Lobb Mrs Le Force Beulah Lo P1ccalo John Lo Puccalo Pat 56 61 69 00 20 49 56 66 90 19 24 26 3 56 57 58 79 80 02 33 39 82 87 91 2 5 23 33 56 57 5 76 82 9916 20 33 39 03 2 9 66 90 56 83 46 68 78 84 63 66 56 83 70 77 19 9 56 64 7 2 56 57 75 00 Loughran Janet Loughran Tom 25 46 75 77 78 83 23 33 39 40 56576 7690 2 Lugar Alan und Harry Luther Letutua McAlluster Rowan McCabe Mrs McCarrey Roxey McCawley Patsy McCoy Janet McCoy Ronald McCracken J1m McCulloch B111 McDevutt Leora 1 43 567 23 46 56 75 81 83 20 47 56 74 76 78 47 75 79 80 O 43 64 67 26 33 56 79 80 100 20 47 76 78 4 6 7 9 22 49 68 14 24 33 9 63 64 70 71 McDonald Denn1s McDonald Tom McGu1re Aluce McLaughl1n Tom 59 60 61 18 47 49 56 0 20 43 53 6 75 100 5 6 20 22 33 9 52 53 56 57 McMullen Joan Mack1nson Charles 20 46 Mauntenance Mager Wayne 20 23 46 74 Malmrose Jeannune 47 56 68 78 77 90 60 65 100 Mandell Fylus 23 46 56 62 75 7 79 80 100 9 Marker Carol 49 56 00 Martun Norma 2 46 56 60 61 May Muss 7 83 100 3 Meler Ella 47 56 60 69 83 Melody Jolene 56 78 00 Mengarellu Fred 20 43 56 78 110 Meng John Mereduth Audrey Muller Duck Muller Mr Mulluoru Marylun Moran Dan Morgan Jam Moore Norma Mortumore Mary Mullaney Muss Murray Mr Murrey Janet Myers Dan Nash Velma 80 100 Neubauer Charles Neubauer Don Newnum Mr North M F ODonneI1 Don Odgers Donna Odgers Dorothy Olson Aluce Onken Robert Opperman Gerry 21 Orchestra 2 475674 6 9 9616 47 56 60 65 69 100 20 47 56 74 16 57 86 90 4 99 34 56 58 80 2 47 56 71 20 24 43 5 4 65 0 4 56 71 73 00 6 25 2 34 6 61 4 20 45 47 19 22 4 8 4 52 3 6 72 3 1934 9 6 568914 16 26 0 19 49 5 21 26 3 79 80 20 26 43 5 67 75 79 80 1 47 55 6 23 49 55 719 Orr Jeannette 25 26 47 55 100 Overgaard Elrzabeth Overmler Janet 18 26 47 55 8 Parls Patsy 18 22 47 55 8 Parrush John 18 26 3 40 53 55 58 61 82 07 Parrush Penny 49 55 66 71 84 100 Pau Januce 8 22 34 55 7 Pau Duck Peck Charles Peek Donna 71 47 55 76 80 9 96 1 6 24 43 55 70 84355 2 00 Peterson Ruth 18 43 44 55 9 61 67 75 82 0 Popularltv Electuon 106 107 C I l 2 8 a ! ef , ............ , , , ........,..,..,... 49 , ,.,,,.,,.,,,.4, , , 6, , , , ,1 , ......... , , , ,5 ' , ......, , , , 82,1 , 110,115 63, ,113 ' .. ............u..... 113 , ...... , , ,s , .... 22, , , , ,101 , ..... , , , , , , , , , ...... 21, 4 , 56,101,115 , ' . ......... 46, , , --------- , , , ' ........... 6, , , 69, ,116 9, , , , , 6 80, ,115 , ' ........ ,,,, 101,10,10,111,117 ' ...................... 110 7, , , ,IO , ....... 31, , ,71 ' .. .........,........... - , ..........,... , ,1 , 1 ....... , , , , .......... 46, ,101 ', ........ 3, , , , , , ' , .,...,... 21, , ,96 5, , ,1O,116 ' , ' ------- - ----- 0, , 11 ......................... 76 , ' ,........... ....... 1 6, 112 , .............. , , ' , ......... , , ' , ...... , , , , ,100 , ........ 1, , , ,53 83,1 1,103 , .,... 49, , ,1 ,115 56, , , , ,101 ' , ' ............... , , ', ,. ,,,, ,115 102,11l,114,115,116 ' , ' ......... , , , , , ......... 0, , , ,7 , ....... 21, 23, 48, 56, 57 ' , ..... 21, 4 , 5 , 71, ,100 0, , 1 71,90, 96 ' , Mr. .,............. .1 , ,73 ' , ., , , , , , , ' ----4----- 6,26,31,5,53 ' , . ............. , , ,7 ' , ' ............. , , , 56, 87, 8 , 89, 91, 97 ' , ' .......,,... 9, , 10 ' , , .......... ,,,, 9 , ' ........ 18, 24, 43, 56, 59, 60 ' , . ..... 32, , , 1 , 111 95, , 115 61, 1,109 ' , ....... 43, , , 115,116 , ' ..,.......... , , ' , ' ................. , 6 , ........, 19, , ,57 79, ,114 , . .......,.....,... 1 , , 4, , , , .......... 2 ,,,, 78 , ......... 21, , , , 1 ' , , , , , ,8 , ' . ........... , , , 6 66, , , 101 , .... .... 4 6, , , 64 , ..... 26, 7, , 10 , 103 y , , , , , , , 65, ,1 ,115 ' , ......... 9, , ,72 ' , '.. , , , , , 1 , ,........ 19, , , , , ,1 , 116 , ....... 2, , , ', ...,...... , , , 3 , ' .............,...,.. 16 , ........ 7, 8, 4, 1, , 53 , , , , , . ............ 1 , , 57, 68 56, , ,103,109,111 100,1 ,111, 116, 117 , ,,,,,,,, 18, 1, , 5 , 60 , , ..................... ' -, ' ,,,,,,,,, , , , ,6 ,100 , ........ 0, , , 88, ,9,9,114 , ............. , , ,56 60, , ,7,7, ,116 4, ' .......... , , , , ...,... 7,18, , ,3,3 ' , Mr. ................... 15, 71 58, , ,76,111,115,116 39, 40, 1, , 5 , 56 ' , . ................... , 3 , ' .... , , 6, , , , 1 57, 53, 1, , 7 , 79 ' , ...,........... , , , ' ....... 18 ,,,, 56 , ,102,111,112,116 ' , ' ., ......... , , ,78 , , ,102,1 ,111,117 , ........ , ,3,5 ' , y ...,.......... , , , ........ 1, 4 ,56, , 7, , , 11 Hillyer, Marilyn. , ...,.......,.,.,, 116 Legner, Bernie .......... 20, 23, 46, 96 Neubauer, Gordon ........ 43, 56, 68, 70 ' , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 46 , .. ,4,50, , , ...,........... ..49,9O , . , 5, , , , 103 , -4------,---- 19, , , . ..................., .16 , ,, , , , , , , ' ................. 116 , r .... ....... , ,8 , 81, 83 ', ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , ', , , ,75, , N. .L. ........,.....,.... ,.....72 ' , ' .... 22, , ,58,111 ' ...,......,,....... - ' , ....... , ,5,71,9o 1-111 , ...1,4,5, ,11,111 ' , A ............. 23,46 , , ........ , ,4,44,75 , ....... , , , 71, 75 ' ' , 4.------ 43, 56, 64, , , , 100 , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 49 , . ...................... 113 , .......... , , , 3 , .................. 14,31 , ...-..--..,,----., 100 , , , , 15 , ' ,,,,,,,,,,, 23, 49, 56 ' , .......... 20, 46, 1, 7 , ' ................ , , 5 , ,,,,,,,,,,, 20, 22, 46 ' , ........... 26, 43, , , ...................... . ' .. .................. 6-7 73, ,1 ,103,115,116 , , , , , , 0 , ' d ................ 49, 71 , .... , , , , , .. ................. ....81 , --,--H13, , , , , , , , , ,103 , ' ,,,,,,, , , ,61, 82 , , 1, , ,9 , ' ............ 37,109 , ............ , , 50, 83 95, 97, 11,114, 116,117 111,112,116 ' , ' ................. 22, 46 , -------.. 24, , , 1, 97 ' , , , , , 7 ,100 ', .................. 25,43 1- , --,------------------- 49 ', -..... , , , ,7,100 , ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 6 , ........... , , , ' , ............. 6, , ,34 , ...,.... , , 3 , 56, 57 77, , , 100 9, , , , , 58, , 91, 97,117 ' , 4- ,,,, , 70, ,1 ,111,117 , ' ,,,,,,,,,,, , , , , . ......,............. 113 ' , ......,.... 21, , , 61 63, , , , 103 , ..... , , , , 10 63, , , , , 109 , ......... 1, , , 6 , .----------- , , 1, ' .-..-,----- , , , ,5 65, , , ,103 , ...,. , , , , , 58, , 81, 83,112,114 , ,,,, , , , , , , ............. ,...., . 47 I, ' .............. , , , , ......... , , , , , ' ,.... ..... , . , 0, . 1 101, ,115 82,91,9,9,9,9,116 , ............ , , , , .,,,,,,,,,, 19, , , 55 , ' ..,........... , , 115,116 , ,,,,,,,, 9, , , ,6 ', . .... .... . , , ,3 , .........,. 1 , , , 75 66, , , ,109 56, , , , ,111 81,8,10,19,115 , ,,,,,,,, 18, , , ,101 , ' ..... , , , ,7 , ........ , , , ,5 , ,,,,,,,, , , , ,5 , ............ 19, ,115 60, , , , ,10,110,115 53, , , , , , ,81 ' , ' .......... 14, , , 56 ' ' ........ - 83,1 ,102, 111,115, 116,117 , 7, , ,11 ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' 40, , , , , H3 , , ,76,82,111,1u6 Roe Truman Ong, ,gf l gone! fo Phlllups Dorothy 34 39 50 55 56 58 59 61 67 Pnllsbury Betty 18 23 43 5 59 60 61 64 69 74 77 00 Plllsbury Barbara I8 19 49 50 55 63 Pntts Jlm Play Festlval Pontro Prom Quull and Scroll Ramsey Bonnue Ramsey Marshall Rapp Davud Rapp Mr Rathbun Dons Rathbun Lons Rasmussen Marlan Raube Don Raube Charles 17 34 78 82 54 58 40 41 35 39 53 102 03 18 7 35 68 70 20 43 64 67 83 10 102 103 1 5 20 43 67 79 80 8 100 1 7 18 22 47 8 49 55 57 68 47 55 57 68 90 Rauker Patty 18 49 55 100 02 Rauker Shlrley 35 39 40 53 55 57 58 61 Redfern Mass Reed Homer 18 35 39 55 58 714 9 R1Ch Allce 43 69 102 03 Ruchards Mrss 16 38 58 63 65 617 Rnck Barbara 49 55 61 63 66 75 77 100 Rlpsch Lols 47 53 60 69 100 102 Rnttenhouse Greg 49 55 78 Robards Kerry 13 5 Roberts Delorns 25 35 55 58 Robmson B1 Robmson Robmson Robmson Muss 71 Helen 47 78 Velda 18 22 47 55 1 72 116 Rockenbach Carol 18 43 55 60 Rockenbach Sharon Ross Faye Ross Joan Ross Wyvonna Royal Party Ruddy Roger 64 75 49 55 60 61 6 71 77 01 19 49 55 79 47 55 65 81 8 35 55 57 61 83 67 52 53 18 35 39 55 7 59 60 61 67 75 77 Donald Donna Russell Russell Russell Russell Rusteck Myrna Nancy Rusteck 19 9 18 22 47 61 5 49 61 77 19 49 55 01 Geraldene 43 44 55 64 Joan 18 21 43 55 9 61 63 64 77 01 Rynnmg Ryerson Sancken Ruchard Sandufer lm 18 47 68 76 97 Dons 49 55 79 80 102 George 49 77 90 Santelman Francls 20 23 47 Schaefer Schllllng Schlllmg Wanda 43 55 67 69 1012 0 3 Robert 25 49 55 C-'if01Y1'1 49 55 61 65 101 School Lute Schopp Joe Scnence Club Scott Norma Senuor Play Semors Shaffer B111 60 61 Shane Kenneth Shepard Mary Lee Shepherd Jam 5 114 7 43 55 68 47 79 80 28 39 43 55 59 109 110 43 55 68 70 82 4 5 47 60 69 5 68 70 82114 Shonkwnler Charles 3 71 Shoop Mane Short Mary Shugart Floralee Suevers Barbara S1 lberzahn John SIX Mrs Slock 1 Smuth Smlth Smnth Smlth Carroll Darrell Mary Nuta 60 61 102 106 John Sophomores Spanlsh Club Snow Splear Carol 61 75 82 Splres Rlchard Stadler George Stahler Sharon Stewart Esther Studebaker Gale Student Councll Sutton Mr Swartz Gene Sweetheart Ball Sweutzer George Sykes Melvln Taplnn Rose Thoman Mass Thompson D1ck Thompson ay Thompson Joan Tmsley Maryone Tmsley Ronald Tombaugh Gladys Torch Soqefy Tourneys Track Troy Mlss Tucker Dons Tyler Mr Underhnll Donna V1ett1 Patsy Vnettu Robert Vose Mr 14 47 53 55 60 6 65 101 102 3 66 71 101 43 57 64 83 101 18 20 43 5 59 60 61 63 64 77 101 103 36 39 40 52 55 57 72 101 20 21 49 7 75 109 1 5 20 47 20 47 83 101 03 36 39 57 58 59 6 80 81 83 84 01 1 1 50 68 45 47 18 24 44 55 59 2 3 5 62909616 24 44 68 70 83 01 10 8 26 44 55 75 82 109 50 55 68 I7 70 19 36 39 40 68 24 44 55 76 97 J HOW Waldron Louuseann 44 55 78 Wallmgford Betty 50 55 60 6 75 Wallmgford Robert 18 36 9 Watson Belva Watson Weber Barbara Weber Carol Weber George Weber ay Webster Charles Welch Marne Wertz Delame Wertz Manlyn Westall Mrs 61 74 77 18195055 8 14 38 62 47 55 60 65 69 101 47 52 55 56 57 101 103 6 20 22 24 36 87 91 99 50 55 44 55 64 5 55 101 22 44 68 22 24 44 55 117 1417 24 8 Westermeyer Marllyn 7 37 9 41052 53 55 58 63 79 1 9 1 Wetherholt Charles 26 37 39 76 81 82 87 88 89 91 97 Whalen Agnes 47 55 Wheeler Donald Wh1te John Whltler Don Whntmore Pat Whltrock Clufford Wlegers Charles W1les Gene Wallholte Frances 55 57 213 61 63 5 77 101 57 68 37 55 37 41 9 83 18 20 47 50 55 37 38 3 58 59 60 77 01 Wnllaams Bob 20 47 74 W1ll1ams Mane 4 01 Wnllramson Mr 17 20 76 86 90 97 114 5 Wnlllamson Ruchard 21 22 25 37 39 55 57 58 71 76 87 8 89 91 92 95 97 1 4 Wllson Nancy Wmk Patty Wmstead Sue 25 47 55 73 75 77 83 109 47 61 65 69 103 26 47 55 77 19 50 55 75 7 79 80 109 17 78 0 2 22 36 40 41 55 57 58 60 61 9 50 53 55 7 80 101 2 4 44 55 57 58 59 7 798 69 70 77 38 53 55 78 81 36 39 55 60 61 0 1 4 47 55 73 75 47 55 47 55 6 116 6 65 01 17 24 44 79 101 3 55 78 101 47 53 55 60 101 102 103 19 50 90 96 2 44 55 71 91 9 95 97 114 Wmstead Theda Wmters Frances Wolf Bob Wolf B111 Woods Carol Wooldrndge Joan Wooldrudge Jack Zogg Roger 22 47 55 76 90 9 ' 5 0 6 Ou I ...... I , , , ' .................. -11 , ' ----...--. , , 57, I , I ,111,114,117 I ............. 22, I I ' , .-...-..-.. , , - I .......... I , ,I5 ' ...................... 74 61,6 ,71, ,131 1 I ' I. 'I 'I 'I 'I '. 1' .:.'.'.'.':.'.'.':.'5:::..t...'111 ' ss1'sf. '!'1' '117 ' .f...'...'109 I' '- ' 'I' I' I f f f 77 ' .. ..............,...... - I I7I97I I III5 115,116,117 I . . ..... , I I I I ......... . I , I, I ' ...... 19, I I I5 1Q1I11 I ........ I I I I 57, 58, loo, I1 ,117 I ' .... 3, I I I I 6 69, , ,113 I .. ,..... ....... I 4 ' I ............. 5, , -----.-- , , , , I ' ................ I I I ' ........ I I I I I 45, 52, 53, I I I 114 I . ..... , ................. 113 3I I I I 10 I R .................. . I I ' ........ I I I I I ........ 49, I I ,102 , ......-.-... , , o, I I 1 I ,,,,, I I I I I ' .............. o, I I ' ........ I I I I ' I .......,. I I I 5 I ' .............. I I 3, I 1 I I I I , ' ...... I I I , 3 I ' ....... I I I7 67I I I I 115 I . ............ I I I I ............. I I I ' I ..... I I I , ' .-.---- -1 , , 3 'I I' I' I' I'1 'I . .....,.......... 17, ' I'1o2 84, ' ,'11I115,1'16,'117 I ' ....... I I I I ,B.11 ........... 18, I I ,61 , -.-.--- , , , 56, I I ,111,114,115,116 3, I I 1 ao, I I I I I I ,114 I ' .................. 16, 19 ' I .................. I , ------. , , , ,7 I ......... I I I I I I .............. . ...... 49 1 68, ,7,10,111,112 I ........ I I I I1 , --,-----..--. 47,60,78 ' I ' ............ I I I1 1 ' I ' .......... I I I ' , .---.-..--.--.-- 55, , ' I ' ,,.,,,, I I I I I I 4, I I I I'1 ' I ......... I2I24I58,5 6, 1 I I 08, 11,112,116 ' , ..---.-- , ,55, , ' I ......... I I I I I .................... 'H7 61, ,111,115 I I .. ................. '- ' , ' ---.-.-.-.- 86, 91, 97 ' I ' ..... I , , , , ' ..................... 67 ' 1 ---.-- , , , 68, 78 R1psc11I Mrs. ............. ........ 1 13 Speech Club ...................... 75 Q ,I -.--.-.-.---- , , 55, gg I ' ..IIIIfIfffIfI..'. I's ' I 'I ','1'61'I'1o',16If15,'117 ' ', ',61j7o I ' .......... I I I ' I ' ...... o, I I I 1 71, ,1 , 111 70, ,111 I .......... I I I , .-..--...----.. , , I I 'Il ..................... 49 I .... 47, ,1 I 3,116 If , ' .-----.----- 4, 1 I I I I ........... I II I, , .hII...I...I. II III I,II6 ' I ...... 65 I I ,I67 I ......... I I , ' ...... . , , , I I I ' ................... 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ........ I , , , . .......... ........ . . I6 8, , , 1 , , 1 61, I I 101,110,115 I ......... I I I I ' , ....... , , , I I ....... I I I ................... 108 1 1 6, I I1 ' I IIIIII I I I ' I ............. I I I I .................. 47, 61 91I I 116 101, 1 115 , ........--- , , . ,80 I, ' ..................... 44 ' 1 ---1------- 1 1 1 I ........I.. I I I ,aa I ......... I I I I7 , I ........ I I I I58 I I ' , ........ 7, , I 59, I I 111 I ' .............. I I a ' , -1..--..- , 1 , -5 I ' .......s, 18, 1, I23 65, I I ,116 1 58I...I...I. I, I, I, I,III 5bI 1I 1II10I,III I I I I I .......,......... I 4 I F ......, 19, I I I 71 3, , , I ,,,,,,,, I I I I6 9I I I10 , ..,.....,............ 50 71,101 I IIIIIII II4 I I I ' I I .............. 21,74 I .,,,,, 19, I I I 101 ' I - - IIIIIIIII 36I I I ' I . .............. 47, 90 I .I ......... I I I1 I 61I115 , --1-1---.--- , , , 61 I ...... .. I , , , ...... I I I I I 82 1 , 9 101,115 I ........ 19, I I I ........ I I I I 5 I I I I I72 I I 60, , , , .1 ,115 7, I I 1,117 ,JI ......... I I I I ' ..................... 77 I I ................... 43 .. ...................... 96 I .......... I I I .. ........................ 97 I 101, ,115 I ' ................. 14, 63 I .I ............ I I I ........ I I I I 83 , ........... I I I I . ........................ 17 , ......... , , , I ............ I ,6o II 1, I 10 I 9I I I I ............. , , I II ......... I I 1, I1 1 ---- ---1- - -- 1 1 I .................... .47 K.J.l.aA Cx X 1XNQ5,g o-NA' LOJS 'L +-0-ogg v-4 ,yw-V JL N' X' Lb-l 00. in g s 4.9, ' C 4 -JMC N r 4 Av w' KA? -JL x x 5491 xx X A-0,1 + vm X '3 A Kra sb V, xg ,ll A H L Qxl l n l.I. 0 xlwglzsnluf zf1IY1+1AxR1aoo14s . ' H Mvsns AND co. mc. Tomu, KANSAS LMA, x , 0 'X Qi hkwv GS K5hYExQf - iN 4 L xxx 'N Ax .X L, .Xl klgl AIAAVQQ .5 . 'I- wxx fx -x ww- i -ml-lx - + KX. gijsJ,,Y'J 'Q y I .R ' 0353 fx., tx .x. ' 6,15 fytq vi A A A J. . HH- 'H fl fa 1-4 .1 .ax-f In-,J ,MI KNQ iw. .X X 4 f,- Xl 5 iff.-Q Y- - ' 5 QQ, NW.-Q A ANN 4:2 NAR ' T Q1 - 1 ' .X W- . V ty A KQV s., ,,,-M,.,N x , .XC A A A I li .md 4'- X xx. 'w ' L ' I - A 'N .' . .- 'N Q- , ' , , X znx-.Q 'Wk v Xxx Sl-f-.No Q xi 5 Y Q' tk N . - ,.gN-Q 'X xxw, K I Vim-.'xA,, I, X 1-,H gi X Q V V - Q 'IPX x x 'N' WN- x'M :Y ' 1 X x fx IV' V v Ad M lx 5+ M--'QNX ' N A . 3 .A rs A' S1 Ji R X41 -Y' 'xr tl I A S 3 A r 'V 'Q . x 1-x 'Vx 'AWGN X' 'V s pl N ff' 1 f 1, 'Q 0 ,,: : :': 1 i D , yyfg' 2 ff ,QV if 2' tg. 41 If, 1,1 A-L - X f ,CRY xxifi f f ,7ff wi XXX ,,T.!f,,-ff Af 6f 'g- .-1-T-7'--f X ,,,, 2 X X X X V- f T gs '1 -I J' I V. I X' ,f f 1 ,' f ,' ' --ff ff I 41 X f , b f V . ' I I ,.-.1 T7 7 , I .2-f ' ' 'Y Z' ' , , 9' f . HT, F ,, A -Q .-' --- , .,,II I , ' .f . , ff' ,g 13'- ' - f ' ' ' ' --f S - , , .-II ,-f 'if' , fa 1 ,YQ--- K , ' ,- I ' 'T' -- 1 'r-, Q? ' 3 J Y--I I - , , ,-' , f' , ..f ,qf,4-1' ,' , ,4,,,,..,,- I , . ,,.-, -' ,ff ,o f ' ' ,ff :f+- -- ..,., gr I J X ' I fl' , v I 17' -317 ' 5 I X -- V R :I f I Y Q Y A. ,fi I 1 Ji?-, , if 1, 5 v ---:X III' I X I If 7 Z L-a, L f , X Xwgfw, - ,STN , f ,f , , ft fig- 5 , - Y Q -X F- -1 -f iff- : -.., - I I gl +3-1 --ar I ,Y I ' A 5 IX x X-,IV XX .. I V II, f- r ig- l Y -, -X I X - ,XB s ' 'zz , f ,, -I 1, ' x -:fi-:fi , ' -I , X X k N K - ' Z ! K f ' ' L- 'P 3-3 f 4,272 1 1 ,. 1 V N ,I i, 'il I' , - XS , f:' A , X- , . I 1 - X ,, x I X ,B XI, ky 44 I I I, W J -ff 4 I ' I ykff I - II X X yi! 5. .,,,,,i -5 ,iff ,I C . N . X I X f f I , M iii? ' , f X 'X f 1 iQ xbx X y ' ix N . N 5 2 I - , , I - x I , N 1' ,il K , ' P - XV, f ff X 3, X X1 N Z f -1 x is 1:-f-riff' Xu X Xxx k' Q' X R I v , Y-, I.. , h .:- X Ii , V , - '- xI Z A f, f I li - I -- 5, ---5 4, I XX X NX R , X XI, ' . .- 1- ' '11 , - if ..-. , SX 1 -- V' TV' ' ' X XX' ,, .1 N . , 4 ff ,-, - 3- IK I I , XI Q I . f I f ,- Y .,,, , f , - f-lx wk X W X1 N x , 1 133-:I is rw- , I , 1 ' 4, S gi N ix -YR X . x I .-. - -7 - Q f . , f. 4 Q, N I Nz, --,I ,f - I X X I y -1.-A ur l' 1 X' X' RX T-N X X X TX X Q ' ' f- tglir igi. ' K' ' , 1' '7 ,-f ' ,I - I Y, x 3 Q1 X 'N 1 ,1-Lis' , -.,- - if Z, ,f ' ' Q' fi fi? 7 ' ' ' --.f X , I S 1 X I X XX XXI -'A X ff i f I 45,1-f' 1 . ' - f I - 7 ,11--,Q I -QI X I I It Il' X Y ,N -,X x ,,,,f , ' ff' 1 - f - . -, I ' - X ' , wx N - X 5 .I T . 7, AV Y Y I I ,:' ,I I, X 4,:- . Y Y v , xt 'X I KN ,EX X WMI I xx '?- 'il' ,,.-' ' I ' , I, --'45 , Y - fx x X' N, X I . X - I I uf ' fgf' I -A ,xfi XX X I -XX ' 2 .ref --,T - WN.- if , 1 'zaffx -- f - 2 Xxx X , X X 1: f I , 1 ---f- ,5..f-if- x X wxk X Xxx XX. ,S N, X I 1 I . X -, fi ' i ' . I g I ' X g. SX 'X X X . ' - f I ,, -- C 1,-,LI I - 4 11,-X Q X X x -, -, X x X N - 21 ,,,,,,,,.g 4' - I ' , ,,-1-P LL x, f X X , Q - --- Q: .. , f --f Q I f' NI .Q f X X X- '- I ,sul , -9-J i ,.. I gg -j 'i ,, if V ' of , I iff, 5 fn- X ' ' X'xI X.. QI, . ' , -it, 1' I f ' Q1 ' T,i3 T , K ' 3 , -f-- 'W --f 15 jj J Y . -'TZ ' li.-:lx ' xx' , I ' X, XX ' - ' ' I , 7, Ns X I. , , , I,.,.... ,, - Na, - ' - ' 2f-- ,-,E xif X X XX ' 4 g ' X X .Lanx ' III '1- ., II , ' 4.,5fQTf1 ' ' Xi:-f N' -K I g' 11 T F- 4' L4-il' 4' h N -i 1 - -. ,. . Q - Q SY-. YQ-.QQYN f JC? ,MM ann, vs 14.4, A xi Z 3v 41-J-'IX Y- '...-5 '5X X Q YQ.--V , X YY y f' X X YB':...': ix J X Q .A ff 1 Y, -Y Y AW' f 2 i X 4?Yl if, I-5 ?: Yi? Y f , 1 i Y K f 1' 2' ,, ' , 1' , Q , V ' : 1 4' M ' -X ,. f ,f 1 - - '1- Ef- , ff, Q ' KY ---.LV 1 ' X, 5 -.V gl xxx 1 5. 5 xr Y: fQ,,w .1 1- M - - ff -. N Y . 5 Y : X X 3 3, 5, , r , A,- I .I W , F14 1-in f If V - f . V f - ... 'X f'avaLE' f- 'V' . X' A Y- YS--Y, .. ' .- ,Z - np ' , ,f 1 f -X ,f YY ,, -Y V .. YY Y ,! , , f- 1 If ,, b zf!,f - Q., Q Q ,: , V . ,Y Y in ' ' ' Y f V 1- A Y , if , , Qf A -' fgfj. Q 5 - .- Y - -,JJITYY -- - --f ' . -, ' ' 1 ' -' - Y Y' -Y:--:VY . . Y Y- ,Qi f Y' -Y - Y, K--Y ' ff Y' f ,4 ' , Y 'Y YYY YY Y 'Y ig - Y YY Y Y ' Y ff' f 1 .. -V 2-fb-.V ' H --- V-.. ' ,Y K Ti K-: 11:Y -Y Y ,, , H ' x -. L- -S1, -I - 41:4-iff Y . . Y , , ' Y 1 ', , ,f A . Y - 2 5-7:-..-Y...-. - Y fr Y- 5-'-5.--,, Y - Y ,f fy ff f ' , : T Y' 'f 1'l - V ' ?'f,, f Y' ,f . , X I-'Y T QQ 1 , jf if , ,, f' ' ' 9 - 1' Y 4: -Xa. ,-,, ,X T ' i fb, Y ...ff ,ga ,f 1, ., f l Y' I ,- 5 Y . Y - YY- Y - - - - , .QY YY Y ,YY : f' 1' , 'Y f , ' . J- f- Y J, - , Y Y- ,- V -Vi -. V A Zf f f xx, fx Y' Y U Y Y'fi Y -ff ll- s S, Y , V -:LY A. f f 17-, - Y ' ' ,-- Y ' f ,f V 1' YYY: ----,.. lu? . ,ES -. ,Y X ' Yi ig Y-. f XL -11 Y ,Zi ,f ,Y lk.- gg- ft, E : - ,, , -- - - f . , 71 L - V ,:j K, Y ,fffyff --' I-. Y f ' ' YY xiff A 4 N, ,,,, ' , ' Y YY'- fl ..' A,- N Y ,-'Y f - - - 'Y YY- Y ' -Y i , --- -- V 1 ,Y Y ,' f' 5 - . Y ' Y 45 - --- Y i - Y --T55 W 1 Y V Y ' - ' ' 4 , ' .ff ' ' X ,,..,,,, , - A ,,.,, W - . V. Y ,Vwn M, Y 4 - 'V d V , - ' Y 1 -- K ,:- Y Y 4 jhj-nh QTY 4Y' ,f L ' ' - ' . , 'V ' -' V ,fYY - 'M' T Y Ygg ,W Y- 4 Y Y - Y YYY YY i:T,- , f f 7 V , YY' X I A YY j W - ' , 'X -L 'fn - .X i Y -Y fY ' , ' 1,471 . YT Y' , YT ,. , fx' z ,Y 4 V I , ' if A. rw' - I, -Y , ff xx 2, ,nf ,, Y: ' : ' Y -- ' X 'Y -, '+- PY ' -, ig YYY-.IE 'YY 'YH 'Y'--EN I--CN TY? 7 1' 'Y:: ff alan. 'fl' Y:1i':'ff'f' 'I i' 'f'- if J 'K C '- ' f Y ' V ' ' 'X - .V 1, Y-il R 'Y W uf- . Yu- -- fa,,X, s-X, - - . , --.ss-A--.q.., ' - - RY--f --- 1 ,ff -,H f . ' 1' f ,-- I ff . , , f. , r - ww -.. N -- -. gh. W -I . , hx Q, x, H , Q gy,-.xg V, , ..: . g,,y.,,rV-qw 4-- -...-f,g,-' If , 4. - . .,-xr .E ,f ,. -,' ,M , -f,,,.v'V, yy V1 ,-,wx M-nv, A Q, .5 -az Y... k, , W . .1. - A .. X- J. -X Xara. X X' ,X X . X x Q-1,-fre -Q-Q1 . V-.L n . .f H. 1 .f , . 4 .aff , If ..fl ,. , g..4 1' 5 P. -x 5 wxxs- ,YW x v .1-..5:, l i rllibh vXxQxNXAXE'5xNxx.kmXCXxxxx xXXx'x71'Y it-Xi, ll 111' lf! 1 fffffff if 11 I llf 1 nh I In 1 x Nl xx xx