Princeville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Princeville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1944 volume:

LIFE OCS to . . . Qwzzhcemfk Whoo! 6 X ., , . W stag, This is the Story of a year Filled With Activity at Princeville Community High School The 1944 gllaroon DEDICATION M I R 705 dedimwlld 77542100950 qua, 77Z6442am6Ze, Zzwecne oaawafwla zfaexgmedatdeextewfofawzafefefzecdaf BGA RD of EDUCATIQ Byron WL-zlrg Hurry I'1I'iL'llI111ll1, Sf'fk1'f'fI1Vj',' Ralph Gulliug, l'n'fz'd1'fzI,' Ed. Knut fx - xg R11 y R cuch fjflt' 712011 ffgljlllllf ffll' 7716111 ffgfjlflllf YJIU FNJCJIOO! SUPIQRINTICNDENT VV. R. Cordis WI' stuclcuts :lt P. C. H. S. zum' Vvzlllx' proud to lulvc vou 219 Sllpi'l'ilTf0l1dQllI of our school. VVU 2lPpl'L'Ci1lfL' tlu' plivilcfgc of sruclyiug under you :mal tlmuk you for ull you hzlvv clouc. Pagc :lm +R: 1 This group h IIS H102 1 grczxt nlunl m our fc xczxrs of high scl 13.50 four mol life. F XCULTY Nhx, W. Ii. LVUREYIS Nllss I,m1'lsni Rl'7Nlxl.I' S1zpwr'1'w!wff:ff mf' I I X Iinulqkcuplng, Short- Ch-:11'r..1 Suu-:nm Imml, I-Ylil1 , ciL'IlL'I'1ll . 4 X ri v . Vhyslm, lgllSlIlk'SS, Sclmrvl Irvin- hL'E 7!1lllITiL'h, SllI'L'l', 'l zurlvr Mlvisur, Xlzzrumw .Xch'isnr. Hass, il'..XTN T, c',XX!l'Hl 1 I. A P I,z.uw Il. IlRIz'l l'YXlXN ylwllsh, h Puhliv Spuzllilmgi, PIZIIN' Gcmuctry, Suciulngy, Xlguhrzx, l'rnctiL':1l junior Xclvlsfw, xlIlThL'YIl2lfiCS, .'xtlYllllCL'lI Xhgrhrzl, Solid 4 L V ,. E Uumm-try, Trigu- l HM l' Bmmwx I1UlTIk'TI'j', Ulu' Chlh imm, cm.-5, l9ifwwfA I'1CHl1UIllii'S, Cirixslmslxip, Qwllllfh, Scnmr .Xnlvismx MISS MMmAR,..-,- IFIIYNN Nllss lh-.1.1 N iilmlzmi Ibm? l'l'f 1f ifS: A ' lnrls l'l1js1v:1l ltcllwzs- bullish' Lxmnv plan, tion, Hmlm' lfcmwonwics ljircfmrv 'l'MiL,l. lmufmjz Chlhl .Xdv1sur, I'xl'L'Sh!T12ll .Xclvlsmt-r. Suplmmxwru Xdvlsur' .Xch'isor. Nha. Nlfxumw SAXTON 1. N li. rvxlil' A YWH X Y X 13111111 Dlrccmr, Vurzltiolwzll XLfl'iCl1ITllI'L', lholugy, l'i1lI'lN Xl0Cl1III1Il'S, Ia I2 .X. Xdvisur. VVe're leaving the lialls of P. C. H. S, To go out in the world to gain our success VVc've spent our four years in preparation To confidently face what will follow graduation. -Marjorie Burton Senior Uffieers N li RUR NS, lJI'I'.l'l!lI'1lfl ISI' RNll'QCl'l SEARS, S1'r'n'lz1fy- Trmfzcr r I I M K UNTZ, l'im'-l'rr',i-iflfzil Senior Advisor Elery T. Boynton 'li-Q Coarli, ilieaclier, Advisor, and liricml YOU, M r. Boynton, are our ideal. Page five PERSQNALITIES PAT CALLERY .... 11 Trially Red Head TCAD HEINZ . . . ,fl Wfflly 114.1116 1111111 PZILIL' six DIIANE BURNS Ozzie Athletics and girls are in his line, With both of them, he does just fine. President 4, Vice-President 3, junior Play, Senior Play: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Maroon 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 41 Baseball 3, 4, Bovs State 31 B. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4. BIC R N I ICCIC S IQA RS 1:'eri1ic',' A romantic dark haired little gal, And she's proved herself to be a pal. Secretary-Treasurer 41 Band 1, 2, 3, 41 Senior Play, Home Bc. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Secretary- 'l'reasurer 23 G. A, A. 1, 2, ,3, 4, Vice-President 2, Dramatics Club 4, Library 3, 41 'Fatler 3, 4, Maroon 4, Band Queen 3, 4, Orchestra 3. PIIYLLIS BICGNER lf14llf'rfIy Long, blond hair, Big, blue eyes, Shes voted perfect by gals and guys. 'lnnior Play, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 43 Tatler 2, 3, 45 Girls State 3. MA RjORIIi BURTON l7implr1', By dimples deep we know this maid, May ber love of happiness never fade. Band I, 2, 3, Junior Play: Home EC. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Drainatics Club 3, 43 Tatler 1, 4. IVAN CHAMBERS Pnl As a freshman he was shy and quiet, But he's changed, you can't deny it. F. F. A. I, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Boys State 3: B. A. A. l, 2, 3, 41 Color Bearer 4. - ANGELA MCDONNICLI. A 11gie Clever in the head, fast on the feet, Her personality just can't be beat. President 3, Vice'President I, 23 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Uperetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 41 Senior Play, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4,Secretary-Treasurer 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Tatler 2, 3, 4, Maroon 3, 43 Library 43 Cheerleader 1, 2, Baton 'Fwirler 1, 2, 33 Drum Major 4. JAMES KUNTZ irjimrn Here's to one who is nothing short, Of our idea of a perfect sport, President 2, Vice-President 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Uperetta I, 2, 3, 43 Band I, 2, 3, 41 junior Play, Senior Play, F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 2, President 3, Reporter 4, Library 3, Tatler 3, 4, Maroon 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, B. A, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Orchestra 3. Ri IB Ii RT BIC RCHTI TLD Ro111eo', Mischievious, wisecraeking,full of fun, Liked and known by everyone. r. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. mruicm euteizr PafIy Her friendly greeting and smiling face, YVIII win her friends in any place. Secretary-'Freasurer I, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Operetta 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4, junior Play, Senior Play, Home Ee, Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Dramaties Club 3, 4, President 4, Council 31 Library 1, 2, 3, 4, Tatler 1, 2, 35 Maroon 41 County Contest 1, 2. LEWIS CULGAN '41,eu'iz2 I-Ie's a jolly, good fellow and chuck full of wit, With all who know him, he makes quite a hit. Glee Club 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 43 Transfered from Dunlap I. Page seven GICRALD DICKINSON Dickie Nlisehief-making, teasing, too, But a true friend through and through. Band l, 2, 3, 43 F. F, A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3. MILDRIQIJ GIBBS '-Milly' l,oves to dance, talk, and have hilarious fun, If you tempt her temper, the battle has just begun. Glee Club 23 Operetta 23 Home EC. Club I, 2, 3, 43 President 43 G. A. A l, 2, 3, 43 President 33 Library 2, 3, 43 'l'atler 4. ROISICRT IIAGER Bohn Always Cheerful, seldom sad, lfull of lun is this senior lad. 4. 4. i.i.A.1,2,3,4. ROSIC lllh'l l'l'IR Ro.rff ' Many words cannot express, 'lihis young lady's eheerfnlness. Ilome lic. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 3, 43 l.atin Club 23 Library 4. l3Il.l. ,IONICS Billy Comical in manner, just an ordinary guy, llihe kind that will stop you and say Hi , junior Play3 Senior Play3 F, F. A. l, 2, 3, 43 Transferred from Brimiield 1. Page eight L DORIS l il'l.l'lY Sir Vim, Vigor, Vitality and Vex, Obviously interested in the opposite sex. Home lic. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Library 43 Tatler 4. VlOl,A GRUNICR Kiley ,lolly and sensible, short and bright, One who always does what is right. Home lie, Club 43 G. A. A. 4. RM.l'll HEINZ 'l'oad'3 His size is not great, his personality is. And in basketball he is a whiz. junior Play, Senior Playg Tatler 2. 3, 43 Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Basebai! 1, 2, 3, 43 B. A. A. l, 2, 3, 43 Prcsie dent 4. Rl'l'A lIll,l. l1'i.rl1 As witty as a wink, gentle as a breeze, Always doing for someone, something to please. Hr'-me lic. Club l, 2, 3, 43 Viee-l,resi- dent 43 G. A. A. 3, 43 Dramaties Club 3, 43 Library 3, 43 Tatler 3, 4. MARJORIIC JIQAN KRUSIC Sl1or1f6V To hear her sing is a great delight, Her sweet tones are so clear and bright. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4 3 Home Ee. Club l, 23 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4. IIOBICRIIQ LAISIIRIC lfi4rrl11'11rl Always jesting and trying to tease, Yet always ready to do and please. Glee Club -lg Operetta -lg Band I, 2, , J .', -lg junior Ilayg Senior Play, Dramaties Club 3g Basketball I, 2. 3, -lg Track I, 2, 3, -lg I3oy's State 3g I3. A, A. I, 2, 3, -lg Sergeaiit-an Arms 4. MARI7IiI,I, hIII.I,IfIl H.IIllII'!fj'u Nice and friendly. ever charming: With a smile that's quite disarming. Glee Club I, 2, Opt-retta I, 23 Ilome Ife. Club I, 2, 3, -lg G. A. A. I 7 3 -l ,-,., . MA RCIA R I'i'I' AIA RY CVCUN N Ifll Ci,egfr.f A faithful friend is hard to Find, I3ut we-'ve found hlzirgaret to be that kind. 1 s . Cilee Club I, 2, 3, -lg Uperetta I, 2 3 -lg I3'llNI I 7 3 -lg Qt-er' .- , - , -, ., , . Ltary- Ireasurerg Home I-lc. Club I, 2, 1, ll Library -lg Baton Iwirler 2, 3, -l. I'A'I'RICI.X ROLL Pai As lun loving a miss as you'II ever find, Yet she makes good use of her brilliant mind. Secretary-llireasurer 2, Glee Club I 2, 3, -lg Uperetta I, 2, 3, -lg Band I, 2g Senior Playg Ilramaties Club 3, -lg G. A. A. I, 2, 3, -lg Vice-I'residcnt 3 ll hlaroon -lg Cheerleader 2g Trans- ferred from Dunlap 2. DORIS SCIIAAIJ Hsflrlfllyn She never gives her eornet rest, ller music is the very best. Glee Club 3, -lg Operetta 5, 43 Bglml I, 2, 3, lg I'resident -lg G. A. A. I, 2, 3, -lg Library .ig Maroon -lg Orchestra 3. GLORIA MeDONNIiLL Andy', A charming miss from any view, Loves good times, and has them, too, Junior Playg Senior Playg G. A. A, I, 2, 3, -lg Latin Club I, 2g Dramatics Club 3, -lg Transferred from the Academy of Our Lady 3. CECIL IVII'I'CHICI,L Cer Ready and willing to do his share. He's never been known to he unfair. junior Play. DONALD 0I'l'lil,Z Tony Short of stature, strong in might, Does his best, and does all right. Ia I'. A, Ig Basketball I, 2, 3, -lg Baseball I, 2, 3, -lg B. A. A. I, 2, 3, -l. MARMJRIIC RUWIC flux A tall, neat, lovable lass, We're proud to have her in our class. Home lic, Club I, 2, 3, -lg G. A. A. I, 2, 3, -lg 'I'ransferred from Chilli- cothe 3. IVIARJORIIC SHAW i'lla1'gfI' She's Iilled to the brim with good spirits galore, If you want a friend- you need hunt no more. Glee Club I, 2, 3, -lg Uperetta I, 2, 3, -lg Band I, 2, 3, -lg Home lie. Club I, 2, 3, -lg G. A. A. I, 2, 3, -lg Senior Play. Page nine l l.0RIiNCE SLANE Su 1my With a smile on her lips and one in her eyes, Shes the kind of friend that we all prize. Glee Club l, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, l Home EC. Club I, 2, 33 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3. ICLDK JN S'l'RliITMATTER Dropped. M A RG li WILLIAMS Willie Cute and nice as any fairy, Always amiable, ever merry. Glec Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4g Home Ee. Club 1, 2, G. A. A. 1 2 3 4 5 Y 7 ' Page ten ELEANOR SMITH Smitty Full of fun, wackie but wise, Always persuading with flickering eyes. Glee Club I, 2g Operetta 1, 2g Junior Play: Senior Play, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g President 43 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Library 4, Maroon 4, D. A. R. 4. WILMA TROWBRIDGE Red When smiles are absent from her face, A kind expression takes their place. Home EC. Club l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, J, 4. GLORIA WOODARD Wo0die Capable in any kind of a clifheult deed, I An automatic zest just bound to succeed. Glee Club Ig G. A. A. 1, 2, Dra- matics Club 3, 4, junior Play, Li- brary 2, 3g Tatler 4. CLASS QFFICERS .IlllIl.0l' fWLL'f'l'J' DICK BUSH, Virf'-P1'1',r1'1Ie11t A RYIfl.L.X SAIXIMET, Se1'1'r'lfl1'y-T1'1'11.11111r S'l'.XNl,lfY pXl,I,lCN, lAI'I'J'il1L'Ilf Soplzonmre 0fjQ.C6l'.1' Frebvfzman 0-ftcem' ROSICNF CONLPIY, Snrrrfary-7'z'c'f1f1rrm' NIIRIAM HEMMER, Secretary-Trfrzfurn CORRINIC MILLER, View-l're.rif!w1f FREDDIE GRUNERT, Prefidezzt PAULA ALLEN, Prefidmzt PHILLIP ADAMS, Vice-Prefident We Give the Commandsg Hear the Complaintsg and Handle the Ulfloney Page clcw Page twelve JU 1oRs i FIRST ROW: Vesta Erikson, Betty Rockel, Arvella Sammet, Maxine Asal, Darlene Emery, Cherillyn Johnson, Verlys Budde, Delores Millard, Permilla Laisure, Mrs. Jean Campbell, Adzxiror, Bill Harmon, Noah Herrmann. SECOND ROW: Mr. W1 R. Cordis, Superiiztenderzt, Mary Be Fogerty, Leona Lawrence, Mary Jane Blumenschein, Carol Rowe, Betty Gunther, Stanley Allen, Kenneth Brown, Dick Bush. THIRD ROW: Arta Joyce Holly, Barbara Crilly, Delores Harmon, lrene Gould, june Walliker. FOURTH ROW: Ervin Martin, Don Weaver, Duane Meservey, Jack Schindler, Ray Powell Bob Valline, lid Purcell, Phillip Stockdell, Vernon Streitmatter, Eugene VVilcox, Merton Smith, Dean Gallup, Lee Perdelwitz, Don Carlson, Howard Markgraf. LIFE OF A JUNIOR . Do you know when Princeville plays basketball? Buy zi schedule pencil! lfnjoy the games over a sociable apple and bottle of pop! May l show you our assortment of Christmas Cards? 'lihank you for your order! Locked doors, whispers, crepe paper, construction paper, hard work, worry, tears, cheers, fun and frolic --THE PROlVl. SOPHOMORES . K, - fd-,.. QWTQ l7lRS'li RONV: Martin Hohulin, .left Streitmatter, Don Schindler, Glenn Snifli, lflvin Bouton, james McDonnell, Don Murray. SECOND ROW: Gladys Wicland, Joyce Delbridge, Rosene Conley, Frances Leonhardt, Kathleen Duliois, Shirley Snyder, Dorothy Cavadas, Marjorie Dui-ly, Verna Lauher. il'HlRD ROW: Mildred Snyder, Mary Vera Slane, Paula Allen, Dartha Vllestefcr, Corinne Miller, llorence Smith, Barbara l.add, Evelyn Baurer, Dorothy Kellogg, Bessie Beam. FOURTH ROW: Corliss Laisure, Duane Camp, William Gould, Howard Marshall, Dick Komp, l,orraine Mueller, Miss Helen Kientzle, Ad'Z'1'J'O7', Mr. W. R. Cordis, Superinlerzderit. l ll 'l'H ROW: Norman Westerman, David Sloan, Armoncl Sloan, Nathan Martin, Wyan Stoeliclell. WE ARE INBETWEENS . NVQ are above the freshmen, hut not important enough to he upperclassmen. VVe made the .lunior-Senior Banquet possihle hy heing waiters and waitresses. VVC also took in all the other activities of the year, and walked off with first prize at the S'l'UN'l' SHOW.l Page thirteen FRESHME l lRS'l' RGVV: Virginia Graves, JoAnne Purcell, Rosemary Sehellcopf, l,oretta Barrett, Jack Markgraf, loin Foster, Betty Streitmatter, Albert Wys, Tom lfogerty, Joe Weber, Robert Callery. l'Iiillip .'Xtlams, Evelyn Gruner, Ruth Stoecker, Joyce White, Ceeilzi Dallinger, Glen DuBois, Cliflortl Scott, Claude Rocltel. SECOND ROW: Juanita Keltz, lVliriam l'leinmer, Marilyn Wlelch, Bernice Wlagenback, Charles Miller, Ruth Ann Oakes, Ruth Gruner, Jessie Begner, Velma Stewart, l,ouise Gould, Rosalee llumt, lfeona Smith, Betty Snifl, Martha Peterson, Phyllis Kirtley, Dorothy Camp, Mary Beam, Shirley Miller, Dorothy Callery, Robert Streitmatter. 'l'lllRD ROW: Ted Grorlrier, Joe Stoller, Wilbur Wilson, Earl lleitter, Fred Grunert, Iilmcr Shaw, Barbara Cheesman, Diclc Noland, Della Streitniatter, Vllilfrerl llanson, Gordon Green, Geraldine l,eonharclt, Arthur lrowbrirlge, Wlaren Uppe, Gene Peterson, Everett Harmon, Nliss lVlar5garet lflynn, .'lJ-ziifor, Mr. VV, R, Cortlis, Sizpfrirrlzvizdwif, THE BEGINNERS . VVe are the youngest at Princeville High School and have liacl lun taking part in all the activities of this year. VVQ are looking forwarcl to enjoying three more splenclicl years of fun ancl stucly. Page fourteen ACTIVITIES Old Gfoljzf Jump and Jive Lad Touch Everyday Uccurences at P. C. H. S MARQON STAFF I I' I' I I0 Rlhll I' I'-Ir Rnll IJFIIIIIIZIIIUII IIIur1ugr'1',' Kvnnn-th Iimxxn, .I.wi:'luHl lfzfvim.-'.1 .Ilf1Hf1,Qf'f, , . . 1 , I5m'11iu'v SULIVS, .IIIIIIIKIAQIIQQ lz'ff1'm1-,A .NrvcII:1 Sznnmct, jllilfllf' lIIZIIfUf',' Inn Knntz, lf1mir11'f,r .Ilflmlgfrf IQIL-nnnr Smith, ,IKl'J'f'!'fI,If7If2j .'Ila1mgfr,' Nngic IXIcIJnnnuII Isuzlrn-QIJ, lfflilmg- Putty Cullcry, f.Il'f1'llI1IIIf1lI- ,Ilffffnxlgwff Doris Sa'I1:1:lrI, xllumrli lfli!'fU!',' Dnzlnc Burns, f,'1'1'I'r4l11l1'rm .Ilrlflflgfrq Miss I,m1isc Rnnklv, ,If1'.'i,n,,-,- Nlr, W, Ii. Curmlis,S14pwfr1r1'flrf1'f1l. 'III1 c ann of thc Senior CI:1ss of I9-I-4 was to mzlkc mn' znnnnzll il success. We Iwpc that wc lmvc :1ttznncrI this goal. .pf L' sixtccn TATLER STAFF VIL' urn' TIM' rcpurtcrs xxI1n pnt tIw lwws, gangs, gossip, piftllrvs, :ln1I 1'fIItnr' l:lIs In nur srI1nnI pznprr. lm!! ff: rlvgflli I 1 SL-:ln-1I: Ixitn Ilill, Xrx'L'IIz1 SIIIIIIIIUI, IXIIFIIIIN III-rnnwr, IILTIIIIIIZI I,znsnrc. Standing: ,Inn Knntz, Dun XYL'2lYL'I', UInri:u Xvnnnlalrml, Curnnnx Xlillvr, IIIIIIIZI .XIIcn, Dun S1'InncIln-r, Ralph IIcinx, Kenneth Iirmxn. 2nmI Row Scan-:IZ XIZIFVIUTIL' Igurfnn, I'I1yIIIs Igcgncr, IgL'I'l1IL'l'L' Scars, :Xngic INIcDnnncII, Doris lfpluy, Milrlrucl Giblws, Miss IIL'Icn Kirntzlv, .Irf':'f.wr, Miss Imnisu Rnnklc, .If1'.'fw1', NIV. W. R. l'nrcIis, Snfvz'1'ir1lf'flzlr1ll. LIBRARY wks sm- keys to xx'ismlmn's trczls oks :arc gzltcs to lznmls of plc-:ls .. , wks :lrc fl'lL'l1dS. Quint, In-I us 1'n.11I. SIZINIIIU Plllll Our school lilvrnry is om- of the Hm-st in thc stzxtc. Tho shclvcs :ru linccl with mzmy rcfcl'cncc hooks, non-Hcticm and fiction books. lxhc lllllgllllillk' rack full of l'llIlfI2lZiI1L'S helps us to kccp up on the currcnt cvcnts of thc world. TOP RUW: Rim llill, Rum' llcittur, Duris Ifplcy, BCI'I1il'L'l' S1-urs, IIIIRIJ ROW: RUSCINZIYX Niwclkopf, Bill Harmon, Mzlrgzlrct Mary KVCKIIIIICIA. SSIHI SICUUNIJ ROW: Dzlrthu Wvstcfcr, .Xrvclla SZIININCT, -Illlll' Wzillikvr. Mihlrul Ullmlms. ltluzluur Smith, lflRS'I' ROW: Kcnncrh lirmxn, Huh Yzullinc, Putty Czlllcry, .Xngic Klrllmmcll. STXNDINCI: Miss Kicnrzlv, .ltf'I'l-J'H!'. Pings M'Y4'lIIt't'Il DRAMATICS CLUB Uncler the leaclership of Mrs. Campbell the llrznnaties Clul was formed for the benefit of those in school to develop clramatie and speaking ability. P. C. H. S. BAND ON PARADE Page eighteen Angie lVlcDonnell proudly leads it anal the live haton twirlers Kay Mllrphy, Caryl Corclis, Rosemary Sehelliopf, lVlargaret Mar U'Conner, and Mary Ellen Beall. The 1944 Band Queen-Berniece Sears. 1 SHORTHAN D CLASS .... BIOLOGY CLASS 1716 Fufure LSYCIIUK ra Ifzwzs .f If The Sc'z'cnfz'.fl.y Qf Y 1717101 'ww Sailor JfaL'rf.f, ' CLUB FIRST RUVV: Permilla l,aisure, Margaret Mary O'Conner, livelyn Gruner, -loflnne Purcell, Jimmie lXfleDonnell, Claude Roekel, Betty Roekel, Marjorie Williams, Martha Peterson, Darlene Emery. SECOND RUVV: Doris Selxaarl, Angie McDonnell, Armonrl Sloan, Dick Noland, Elmer Shaw, Tom Foster, Phillip Adams, Pat Roll, Rosene Conley THIRD ROVV: Betty Gunther, Paula Allen, Duane Camp, David Sloan, Tom Fogerty, Aletlia NVeclclington, Bessie Beam, Dolores Millard, Patty Callery, Mr, Prettyman, liirrrlor l OllR'l'll RUVV: Cecilia Dallinger, Dorothy Kellogg, Martin llolinlin, lfclwarcl l'urCell, Kenneth Brown, Biil Harmon, Dale Snill, Mary ,lane lilumcnselwein, Many Be lfogerty. FIIf'l'll RUVV: Nlary Vera Slane, Marge Shaw, Stanley Allen, Lewis Colgan, lloxvarml Marsliall, Don lN'lurraj', ,lames Kllllfl, Arvella Sammct, Gladys Wir-laml, L. STXNDING: Miss Kicnrzlc, FIRST ROW: Berniccc Scars. lflczmur Smith, SECOND ROW: vlznmw Kunrx, Cllnrin XVumlnrcl, .Kngic McDonnell. THIRD ROW: Duzmc Burns, Gloria McDonnell, l 0UR'lxH RUVV: Ralph lluiuv, l':lr Roll, Robert Lzlisurc. .Vof prffrrll for Pfl'f11Vl'I Putty Czliicry, Billy 101108, Mzlrgc Shaw, SENIOR CLASS PLAY o a 4 n ' he Tin em JUNIOR CLASS PLAY . L1f4jf2f.f uf' SLL1--- ff ' SS ' v SliX'l'liD: Kcnm-th Broun, Mary In lfugcrry, l,m-onzl l,:m'rcm'c, Mary slum: RIlIIIlL'l1SK'DL'iI1, Lcc Pcrdclwitz, Cum! Ruwc. S'l'.'XNDlNU: Dun NYv:lvcr, Dick Bush, .Xrvcllzl SIIIIHNUT. Pcrnlillzl Laisllru, Bill llllflllibll, Miss Kicntzlc, Cn .Ywl fv'r.w1.' iw- pirlnrf: Kzlthlucn 1 Pilgc TWVIIIB'-llll HGME EC. . KKWOTDCII in the Wart ' was the theme for the Home Economics Club this year. This is a picture of one of the demonstrations. Page twenty-two Action in the Home Economics House Under the Direction of Miss Flynn. OFFICERS . . . l'l'l'lfR l,liI 'l': Mr. George Ruilsturk, ,lilziimrg lfil Purcell, Sranlry Mlm-ii, Dnanc Burns Kiintl, Dirk llnsli. F F A lilllllfll RIGHT: l'ilRS'l1 RUXYZ lfrl Purcell, Nathan Martin, lflincr Sliaw. SIQCUND RUYY: Bill Harmon, Ray Powell, Duane Burns, Stanlcy qlllcn. lllllilj ROW: Gormlun Green, Bill Vloncs, -lim KIIHYZ, l OliR'l'H RUVV: .Xrthur lruwliriclgr, Gerald Dirkiiisnn, Wilford llansun, Ycrnnii Srrcitinitlii Xlr. Gcnrgr Rcil'srcck, 1!l!lf'iJ'IH'. l Il'Vl'lI ROW: Dean Gallup, Lrwis Culgan, Glen l7ul3uis, lfruil Griincrt, loin lfimgcrty li' Stu-itiiiatrur. SlX'l'll ROVY: Nurinan W1-str-riiiziii, lfrvin Xlartin, lfvcrctt Harmon, Holi lic-rrlirulil. Dirk lxii l lncc llrrilclwitz. Future Farmers of America . . . . . . .at work in :incl arouncl tlic farm shop. 'lilicy learn cvi-rytliiiiy from raising pigs to lmiiilcling cabinets. RELIGION CLASSES I I Father Gordon, Reverend Smith and Reverend Nothdruft Instruct Religion Classes Every Thurs- clay. cyIf'lfJ'lll.l1ll lfhzfllz Hzzflafv Um' CyZIZl'lIC'f6l'l1lld PMI! ll Vwjy lnzporlalzl' Par! llll our I f s Yeah . .. 1fz'1fzcevz'!Ze.'! Coach Boynton gives last minute instructions before sending in an new player. The school-spirited cheering section looks on with new enthu- siasm. 9. Page twenty-tive G. A. A. We girls in G. A. A. pausetl a minute from our exciting games to have our picture talcen. We have lots of fun playing ball, going on hikes, ancl having parties. B. A. . tnenty-six Some ofthe B. A. A. activities of the year are basketball, track. and baseball. Basketball, being the most important, furnishes some exciting thrills in the old gym for everyone. PRINCES RED, JIM, DYKE, GABBY, TOAD, OZZIE, PAT Cheerleaders Yczilm, AILIVOUII' Yvzxh, Xwiircf Yczllw, Pl'iIiL'CX'iHL'! Iwglir, lwglmt, lwghr! Rosene Conley, Carol Rowe, Stanley Allen, Virginia Graves Joyce Delbridge. Page tw D. Meservey I. Chambers R. Heinz . . . D. Burns .. bl. Kuntz . . . R. Laisure D. Weaver' . R. Powell .. R. Valline . . K. Brown .. Totals ..... Opponents . Date Nov. 11 Nov. 16 Nov. 19 Nov. 23 Nov. 30 Dec. 2 Dec. 7 Dec. 10 Dec. 14 Dec. 17 Dec. 23 Dec. 29-3 jan. 7 Jan. 11 jan. 18 jan. 21 -Ian. 25 jan. 28 Feb. 4 Feb. 15 Feb. 18 Feb. 22 Feb. 25 Feb. 29 to Mar. 3 Won 21 Lost 6 Page twenty-eight INDIVIDUAL POINTS Team Williamslield LaFayette Brimlield Wyoming Victoria Wethersfleld LaFayette Glasford Chillicothe Dunlap Princeville Tournament Chillicothe Brimfield Brimfield Tournament Williamsfield Brimlield Elmwood Corpus Christi Toulon Brimfield Wyoming Dunlap Chillicothe Toulon Elmwood Knoxville Glasford Galesburg Tournament Williamsfielcl Galesburg FT TP 55 305 37 241 26 180 22 106 29 93 2 54 3 15 1 5 1 3 O 2 .. 412 177 1001 708 C. H. S. Upp 43 23 61 15 30 21 28 25 55 43 35 16 64 17 41 24 S4 24 36 21 24 22 25 26 42 24 29 27 32 33 32 20 30 12 28 32 30 19 26 25 24 33 38 30 19 26 41 38 63 22 50 35 21 55 P. C. H. S. Total 1001 Opponent Total 708 Place T T H T H H H T H H H H T T H .I. H T 1-1 T T T T 'r Il . 1. 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The first wheel to our cycle started up the hill with junior Smith as President, and Angie McDonnell as Vice- President, Patty Callery as Secretary-Treasurer, and Mr. La Rue SHllCl'S as Advisor, Advice came in handy to those little innocent things, but look at us now! We took a bus trip to Salem to visit Lincoln's home. Oh! what a rugged life Lincoln must have had. We had plenty ot trouble climbing those hills. The freshman picnic was held at North Creek, and in the spring we had a party. Our second wheel went around without much difficulty. And why shouldn't it with ,lim Kuntz for President, Angie McDonnell as Vice-President and Pat Roll as Secretary- Treasurer? This year it was Mr. Hayden's job to see that we didn't get derailed, especially the night of our skating party in Brimfield. Standing up on four wheels and solid ground are two different things. Besides our skating party we had our annual weiner roast at Washboard Lane. Tiiiimbeeeeeer! Then came the year of the big blow-out . We were riding merrily along with Angie McDonnell as President, Duane Burns as Vice-President, Patty Callery as Secre- tary-Treasurer, and Miss Walker as our Advisor. The Martins and the,Coys, those feudin' mountain boys, had nothing on us the night we gave Gabriel Blow Your Hornn. They realliy got their money's worth and we got their money, which we needed for the blow out we mentioned before. It was the Junior-Senior Prom to which Miss Walker gave untiring effort. Meal velly good, dance velly good, Freddy Stevens velly, velly, good, This is velly boring, eh what? Due to circumstances beyond our control, we have no new tire but only a retread this year. But we have reached the crest of the hill, retread or not, with Presie dent Duane Burns, Vice-President Jimmy Kuntz, Berniece Sears as Secretary-Treasurer. We needed Mr. Boynton's experience in organizing our Maroon just like he organ- ized our swell basketball team. The Tin Hero was not classed as scrap when we put it over. In our four years here at Princeville we have had lots of changes in our class personnel. During the years we have lost Norman Turner, LaVerne Schure, john Deer- man, Bob Dunivant, Jesse Brown, Eldon Streitmatter, junior Smith, Lyn Sheppard, Ed Conley, Betty Price, Virginia McNeeley, Leona Dexter, Audrey Millard, ,luanita Sloan, Margaret Davis, Leona Settles, Kathleen Leonhardt, Earl Fussner, Gerald Streitmatter, Millard Daily, Manuel Alvarez, Charles Craps, and Darrell Westerman. We have not gained enough members to make up this deficit but those who have come have been heartily welcomed. They include Lewis Colgan, Pat Roil, Gloria McDonnell, Marjorie Rowe, Bill jones and Darrell Westerman. CALE DAR 1943-1944 AUGUST:- 30. Hi, kid, what'ja do all summer? 31. Gee, I'm glad my locker isn't on the bottom row! SEPTliMBER:- 2. The senior officers sure are a swell bunch, don't you think so? 3. What was that noise? Oh, a fire drilllll 4. The Junior Class wanted some officers, too. 5. Band elected their Queen-Is she cute! 7. Junior-Senior weiner roast. Do we like marsh- mallowsl S. At the P. T. A. meeting representatives of Boys State talked. 8-9-10. Too bad the water pipes broke. Are we kidding? 13. The Hre drill wasn't so bad this time. Well-not too bad anyway. 14. First assemiblyz Tatler campaign. 28. Now who in the world could have put that in? Sniffin' Snoop sure gets around doesn't he? 29. When junior play practice started someone said. Watch Sammet and Brownf' I wonder why? OCTOBER:- 2. Glad to see you for a few minutes anyway, Miss Walker and Miss Engelking. 4. The F. F. A. Initiation turned Ollt to be quite a shock! 5. When the baseball series began, the teachers won- dered where Weaver, Meatball, and Dyke were seventh periods. 6. G. A. A. party was a great success with E. Smith as the new president. 8. Hey, let me see your report card-Yes, it's the first six weeks. 9. Say, do you know where everyone was on the first Saturday school? , 11. Basketball practice begins. Letls go boys! 13. October P. T. A. meeting. 15. Stunt night and dance-nice going, Sophomores. Nice dance too. Ha! Hal 19. Boy! The plans the seniors have made for this year's MAROONH! 20-21-22-23. A little vacation because of rationing. Do you think we minded much? 25. Our first social hour and are we proud of our radio! 26. An assembly about the paper salvage. Come on, kids, dig up that paper. 27. The juniors are still laboring over the play but, kids, don't forget your lessons. 27. Cheerleading tryouts. Congratulations, kids. 29. Smile and look your prettiest cause those pictures we took are going into the Maroon. 30. Miss Murphy is leaving us and we wish her luck. Page thirty-one ,-W ?:f!E 1.-if ami T JVEMBER:- 1. We wish to welcome our new secretary Mrs. Land. 1. We now have movies in school!! Thank you, Dr. Runde for that interesting one on T. B. . Juniors gave a skit about their play. Sounds in- teresting. 9. The Junior play was a success!!!!!! ' 8. Oh Boy-Sleep!! The new time starts. '0. Ouch! Hey, look at my arm! Those T. B. tests!!! 12. The hrst fivefs policy: Start out with a bang-and we did just that. We won our first game with Williamsfield. 15. Margaret Chambers is now to be our new secretary. 16. Gee, do we think we are good, we won again playing against La Fayette. 18. Alcoholic talk. Walk the straight and narrow path. 19. Are we proud of our first five! Our third victory. This time over Brimfield. 20. Second Saturday school. We like the idea less. 22. Another vacation while our teachers go to school. 23. Too bad, Wyoming. We warned you! 25. Do we like turkey! Yes, it is Thanksgiving. 29. Back again to the little red schoolhouse-vacation is over. 30. Mr. Hayden tells us he is still teaching school. We wish him lots of luck. DECEMBER:- 2. Harry Kolditz tells us about his Guadalcanal ex- periences. Watch your girls, fellows!! 2. Weathersfield game. Another victory. 4. Third Saturday school. Will they ever end? 7. LaFayette still hasn't got what it takes. 8. Neither has Glasford. 14. Chilli-Don't look now, but we won. 17. Won over Dunlap. Ten straight victories. 23. School Christmas Party. Someone thought Don Schindler needed a bottle. 23. Princeville Tourney-all in one day-too bad, boys, but it was still a good game. 23. Good old Christmas vacation! 24. Grade School Operetta-who was Santa? 28. Wipe the dust off your books, kids, and back to work. 29-30. Brimfield Tourney, Swell trophy you brought home, boys. JANUARY:- 1. Happy New Year!!!! 6-7. First semester finals. Well, why didn't I get exempted? I studied? ? ? ? ? ?? 7. Elmwood game-t0O bad, boys-our first league defeat. 10. First semester report cards. Gee, what'll the folks say about this!!!!!! 11. Corpus Christi. We are still on the beam. 18. Toulon here-our team is red hot!!! Too bad, boys, we hated to loose to Brimfield. 21. 25. Wyoming forgot they were playing basketball. 28. Close game with Dunlap, but we won. FEBRUARY:- 4. Chilli there. Now I ask you, who could win over il seven man defense? 10. Our biggest snow. Postponed Glasford game. 11. No school. Oh shoot!!! 14. Why were all the west bus kids late this morning? Yes, they were in the ditch. 15. Toulon there. A big hunk of 6' 3 can't stop our boys. 16. Mr. Reifsteck left us to live on the farm. Mr. Banner takes over duties of Ag. teacher. 18. We had tough luck handling Elmwood. 19. We dug up paper so well that both the grade and high school was awarded 'S' Flags. 21. Senior play try-outs. A swell cast!! 22. Completed our Maroon pictures. 22. Won over Knoxville. 24 Mr. Prettxyman presented his first operetta in Princeville, f'Sailor Maids . A great success. 25. Glasford here and our last home game. We won. Dance, tool!!! 25. Educational movie on Red Cross work. 26. Last Saturday school. I don't think anyone is sorry. 28. Senior play practice starts-anything can happen and it probably will. 29 The boys traveled to Galesburg to compete in the regional tourney. Pat Chambers broke the record. MARCH:- 2. Our second night in the regional tourney. 2 Educational Movie. 9 Senior play practice continues. 14 Sgt. Berlin gave us a talk on safety. Later he mer with individual groups. 17 Freshman Party. They all reported a good time. 28 Basketball Banquet. 29 Senior Play-what a hero!!!!! APRIL:- l Junior-Senior Prom. Thanks, juniors. It was swell. 12. Dr. Robinson talked on Temperance . 13 The boys played a good game at Woodruff. 18 Maroon Staff went to La Salle to proof read the Annual. 21. Final P. T. A. meeting-Style Show and Typing Contest. 23 Baccalaureate Service finds us all very serious. 24 25 25 27 28 Senior exams. A big conclusion after four years of hard studying. The boys returned to Woodruff to show them that they have what it takes. -26. Underclassmen exams. They love them, too. Senior class night. More fun. We love to act crazy. High School graduation, So-long, kids, we hate to leave but welll be seeing you around. Page thirty-threc CLASS Wlll We, the senior class of 1944, of Princeville Community High School, being of sound mind and memory, and having a full knowledge of our extensive possessions, do hereby declare, publish and present this, our last will and testament, in order that our goods may be justly and in a satisfactory manner distributed among our friends and co-laborers. To the school as a whole we do will and bequeath our scholastic ability, honors, and good sportsmanship. To the faculty we do will and bequeath a strong constitution to be used in dealing with future senior classes. We do will and bequeath to Mr. Cordis our sincere appreciation for the understanding and guidance he has given to our class, to Mr. Boynton our quiet senior assembly, to Mrs. Campbell, Miss Runkle, and Miss Flynn all of our musical talent, to Mr. Prettyman all our smiles, to Mr. Banner our sincere welcome to P. C. H. S., to Miss Kientzle all the books that aren't in the library, to Miss Chambers all our excuses, to Mr. Saxton our regular band attendance, to Mr. Willard and Mr. Weber a class that will help keep P. C. H. S, spick and span. We, the senior class, do will and bequeath to the juniors our intelligence, excellency, and success, so that theirs may attempt to become as famous a class as ours. We, the senior class, do will and bequeath our honor roll list to the sophomore class. We, the senior class, do will and bequeath our good manners and sophisticated ways to the freshman class. I, Phyllis Begner, do will and bequeath to Mary Ann Oppe my ability to be true to my guy. I, Bob Berchtold, do will and bequeath to Bill Harmon my ability to write romantic notes. I, Duane Burns, do will and bequeath my athletic ability to Kenny Brown. I, Marge Burton, do will and bequeath my poetry to junior Camp. I, Pat Callery, do will and bequeath my speaking ability to Noah Herrmann. I, Pat Chambers, do will and bequeath to Mary jane Blumenschein CCENSOREDJ. I, Lewis Colgan, do will and bequeath to Bill Strick- land my way with the girls. I, Gerald Dickinson, do will and bequeath a little of my weight to June Walliker. I, Doris Epley, do will and bequeath my fondness for basketball boys to Carol Rowe. I, Milly Gibbs, do will and bequeath my dancing ability to Betty Rockel. I, Viola Gruner, do will and bequeath to Mary Be Fogerty my attraction to red hair. Page thirty-four I, Bob Hager, do will and bequeath my he-man ways to Bob Valline. I, Ralph Heinz, do will and bequeath my promptness to get to school on time to Don Weaver. I, Rose Hietter, do will and bequeath my quiet ways to Ed Purcell. I, Rita Hill, do will and bequeath to jack Schindler my ability to keep busy at all times. I, Bill Jones, do will and bequeath to Merton Smith the jokes I carry around in my billfold. I, jean Kruse, do will and bequeath my late hours to Aletha Weddington. I, Jim Kuntz, do wil and bequeath my scholastic ability to Phillip Stockdell. I, Bob Laisure, do will and bequeath all those ro- mantic letters that I write so often to Lee Perdelwitz. I, Angie McDonnell, do will and bequeath my changing romances to Stanley Allen. I, Gloria McDonnell, do will and bequeath my brother to Kathleen Callery. I, Mfardell Miller, do will and bequeath to Cherillyn johnson my sweet disposition. I, Cecil Mitchell, do will and bequeath to Darlene Emery my fondness for gum. I, Margaret Mary 0'Conner, do will and bequeath my musical talent to Arvella Sammet. I, Don Oppelz, do will and bequeath to Dyke Meservey my lean and lanky stature. I, Pat Roll, do will and 'bequeath my pitter-pattern walk to Eugene Wilcox. I, Marge Rowe, do will and bequeath to Howard Markgraf the quiet impression I give people. I, Doris Schaad, do will and bequeath to Ray Powell our midday walk. I, Berniece Sears, do will and bequeath Billie's and my place in the hall to Dick Bush and Paula Allen, l, Marge Shaw, do will and bequeath my hatred for men to Ruby Streitmatter. I, Florence Slane, do will and bequeath to Leona Lawrence my athletic ability. I, Eleanor Smith, do will and bequeath my name on the honor roll to Bob Hill. I, Wilma Trowbridge, do will and bequeath to Virginia Camp my soldier boyy-friends. I, Marge Williams, do will and bequeath my out-of- town boy-friends to Verlys Budde. I, Gloria Woodard, do will and bequeath my diamond ring to Don Carlson. Signed, sealed, declared and published in the 1944 MAROON by the said senior class as their last will and testament. Class of '4-4. ..4x..4f ,W ....,, CLASS A large part of a century has passed. On our last haunt before returning for the last time to our graves, we three remaining ghosts of the class of 1944, whisk to cemeteries in all parts of the world where our almost forgotten classmates rest in peace. As we gaze at the tombstones We read the inscriptions, and look back on the fortunes and misfortunes of each person resting here. As we glide through the air, our attention is caught by the huge monument erected to the memory of Robert I. Berchtold, better known as Bob. Bob became Einstein's disciple after World War II. He improved the Brunsen Burner which caused him much trouble in physics during his senior year at P. C. H. S. We go on till we come to the grave of Ivan Chambers, Whom we called Pat in High School. He became quite wealthy in his later years, as he was president of a paper doll factory in South America. He always liked dolls, but lost his technique when his old Hame, Mary Jane, left him for a glass blower. Milly Gibbs is on the other side of the cemetery from where Pat lies. Milly did all right for herself-she married a Rockefeller heir, exhausted his full fortune, and later became a nationally known trapeze artist. She always was a high flyer. Robert H. Laisure, commonly known as Burrhead , will go down in history as the discoverer of a new hair growing tonic. He disliked red hair, tried to dye it, and all his hair fell out, so he determined to either grow some hair, or remain in exile. A once prominent proprietor of a skating rink, Marge Williams, our next classmate, is also to be remembered as a collector of high school class rings. She was a small person but then Dynamite comes in small packages! Ghost-like we crept across the lawn to visit the tomb of Mardell Miller. She gained great fame by being unanimously elected first woman president of the United States. The Vice-President was her husband whose last name was Howe. KNO relation to Elias Howe, inventor of the sewing machine.D We next glide to a stop at the last resting place of Don Oppelz. He was always girl shy in his younger days, but became a famous track star to attract the attention of his lady friends when he grew older. We stop to pay tribute to a great opera star, Angie McDonnell. She was responsible for the publicity paid to Brimfield, Illinois, as it was here that she made her greatest hit by playing the part of the Irish Wash Woman. Before she sang she always made sure that she was wearing the locket with the blond lock of hair in it. Gerald Dickinson, the big little boy of our class, who was once a woman-hater, moved to Persia on a Naval Assignment. Later he was awarded a harem by grateful officials of that country for his heroic deeds. Stumbling along, we come to the grave of Patty Callery. Future generations will remember her as the female version of Orson Welles of the 20th century. Her blood curdling dramas will go down in history. Page thirty-six PRO PHECY In the same corner of the cemetery, we find the tomb- stone of Phyllis Begner. She received several medals for her out-standing work with an arc welder. She had a chance to become a model, but refused it to become a welder at Lockheedys Airplane Factory. The grave of a prominent novelist, Rose Hietter, is our next stop. She had become as famous as Edgar A. Poe for her weird stories. Her best book was entitled Death at the Hands of a Maniac. Tripping over the stone that marked her grave, we stop to read the inscription of Doris Epley, the celebrated ballet dancer. She began her career as a jitterbug dancer in high school. When we see the next grave, we think of thi- remarkable voice of Miss Jean Kruse. She and her husband, Gordon, have encircled the globe four times Els a singing duet. Lewis Colgan, who became a millionaire, will be remembered as a philanthropist. He was always generous with candy bars even while in high school. Floating on, we enter the back gate of another cemetery. This time we find the grave of Marge Rowe. She was quite successful as an artist. She did her first work when she painted the class of '44 on their first reunion-ten years after graduation. In a large cemetery on the western prairies we find the graves, of Berniece Sears and Billy Jones. Shortly after leaving high school they were married. After this they went to live on a 4,000 acre farm in Oklahoma, Their estate was equally divided among their twelve children. Finding no more familiar names in that cemetery, we sped on. At our next stop, we found the grave of Viola Gruner. She became the proprietor of a jewelry store. Her love of jewels was kindled by a diamond which she received when she was a senior. On whose grave should our eyes fall but that of Ralph Heinz, the green but growing senior of our class! He became famous for his enormous size and powerful muscles. Next we come to the grave of Marjorie Burton. When we remember Marge, as the class of '44 called her, we think of the pedestal upon which she was placed by all America and her devoted husband, Don Sears, for her magnificent work in the nursing profession. In the same cemetery we find the grave of long dead jim Kuntz. His famous love songs will be sung by many generations to come. His greatest inspiration was What a Red Head Can Do To Mefl As we are swept along we pass the two small stones of Rita Hill and her husband. Rita was head waitress at the Waldorf-Astoria and her husband was a bell boy. Leaving this cemetery, we go directly to another. Upon entering the gate we see a monument with the figure of a model on it. It proves to be of Gloria Woodard. She had planned to be married, but jilted her fiancee to become a gorgeous Powers model. Near the grave of Gloria, we find the tombstone of Cecil Mitchell. He was a dog-catcher, but gave this profession up for the more profitable work of wolfess catching. Because of her red hair, our next classmate, Wilma Trowbridge, was a stand-in for Rita Hayworth in her younger days. Wilma remained unmarried because her career came first. With a bronze trumpet atop her tombstone, Doris Schaad, known to the Jazz world as Harriet jimmy, because she succeeded Harry James to the throne of Trumpet King, now rests in peace. Some people are born with silver spoons in their mouths, but Doris must have had a silver cornet. A ' Marjorie Shaw became a great radio announcer on station JR-L, which was named for her actor husband, who was still making love on the screen when she passed on. As we ramble on over the dark and still cemetery, we nearly fall over the tiny stone at the head of the grave of Duane Burns, better known as Ozzie. He signed the pledge, but it didn't take effect. He was voted the best looking warden's assistant at Alcatraz. Seeing another grave close 'by we find it to be that of Florence Slane.rShe joined the Womenls Marine Corps after graduation. When the war was over she and her marine husband went to live on an island in the Smith Pacific. After her death, her husband went back to the island and never was heard of again. In the same cemetery, we came upon the grave of Patsy Roll. Soon after graduation, due to the man shortage, she got a job as a window washer. In this way she could spy on her future husband, Bob Doubet, who had a studio in the same building. He was an artist and had several masterpieces of Patsy. Gloria McDonnell, a close friend of Patsy's, turned out much differently than we expected. She became a newspaper correspondent for the New York Times and traveled around the world searching for scandals. Nearby was the family lot of our old classmate, Margaret M. O'Conner. Her proudest moment was when her grandchild Meanball III, became manager of the Princeville Basketball Team. The only classmate left is Eleanor Smith. After looking diligently we find her tombstone next to one which has the initials G. B. on it. Naturally it would be next to this one as she is Mrs. G. B. Eleanor really ROSE to fame as she was an elevator operator at the Pere Marquette Hotel in Peoria. Page thirty-seven AIU 1891- Lena Pratt iBlanchardJ-Deceased, September 2, 1909. Mamie Wilson CMorrowD-San Francisco, California. 1892- Nettie Blue lMatthewsD-Dunlap, Illinois. Lulu Potts 1Morrow1-Deceased, August 13, 1934. Della B. Wilson QCluteD-Hanford, California. 1893- Ella Harrington iWoodruFfD-Deceased, March 6, 1906. julia McDougal CBuckj-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Potts iCutlerJ-Princeville, Illinois. Albert Santee-Duluth, Minnesota. 1894- Carrie Cheesman CBrownD-Deceased, August 19, 1940. Elbert j. Cutler-Cleveland, Ohio. Addison A. Dart-Deceased, January 10, 1937. Edith Fast lNeFfJ-Moline, Illinois. Edward N. Fast-Riverside, Connecticut. Elbert E. Searl-Deceased, September 7, 1938. 1895- Bessie Carman CCarrollD-Schuyler, Nebraska. Charles Cornish-Deceased, September 27, 1936. Vora Weaver CDurandJ-New York City. 1898- 'lihomas L. Byrnes-Deceased, February 18, 1936. Maude Hopkins CDavisonl-Kingston, Missouri. Emma Rowclilf QBloutJ-Bondville, Illinois. 1899- Della Adams CHoaJ-Deceased, November 13, 1933. Hattie Beall tPierce1-Princeville, Illinois. Corah Hackney-Princeville, Illinois. 1900- Isla Pratt lStevensonJ-Deceased, February 14, 1942. 1901- Margaret McDermott QMcDonneIlJ-Deceased, Novem- ber 1, 1922. Eunice Palmer LBlissJ-Deceased, April 13, 1937. Ferris Rowcliff-Deceased, August 26, 1941. Myrtis Wear CBiggerD-Chicago, Illinois. 1902- Clyde Alyea-Deceased, August, 1911. Leatha DeBord CGingrichD-Deceased, February 23, 1921. Raymond Hammer-Denver, Colorado. William Hyde-Peoria, Illinois. Lillian Santee-Glendale, California. Rufus Woods-Oregon City, Oregon. 1903- Bernice Aby CBlissJ-Deceased, June 10, 1917. Harriet Fast-Princeville, Illinois. Clyde W. McMillen-Chillicothe, Illinois. Almeda Mendenhall QMarvinD-Albion, Michigan. l,ulu B. Smith fM1lfU1l19'-DCUVET, Colorado. llildn Vivian Cliaconj-Los Angeles, California. M 1904- Flossie Adams fNorthernD-Los Angeles, California. Katheryn Byrnes QFriedmanJ-Glendale, California. Harry Colwell-Rupert, Idaho. Faye Conklin CWilliamsD-Los Angeles, California. Forrest Edwards-Champaign, Illinois. Mary Hyde CStidmonD-Deceased, April 6, 1913. Letha Tracy-Springfield, Illinois. 1905- Claudia Barrett Cjonesl-Chicago, Illinois. Louise Colwell-Wyoming, Illinois. Elbert Geitner-East Peoria, Illinois. Beulah Hoag iMansheldJ-Glendale, California. Gertrude I-Ioag CWilliamsonJ-Princeton, Illinois. Geneva Keller lWeaver1-Princeville, Illinois. Charles McMillen-Pipestone, Minnesota. Grace Mendenhall-Chicago, Illinois. Bertha Searl CPowersD-Washington, D. C. Edmund Vivian-Los Angeles, California. Vernon Wear-Deceased, November 16, 1918. Earl R. Weaver-Princeville, Illinois. 1906- Sarah Catherine Belford COverendJ-Princeville, Illinois. Maude Irene Corbett-Peoria, Illinois. Howard Harden Corbett-Deceased, October 15, 1918. C. Edward J. Miller, M. D.-Deceased, October S, 1918. Perry Allen Tracy-Wyoming, Illinois. Lee Adele Wear CVogelJ-Peoria, Illinois. Gertrude May Williams QGlennJ-Eldora, Iowa. 1907- Eva Adams-Princeville, Illinois. Lois Faye Adams CGrubbJ-Deceased, March 18, 1942. Eleanor Inez Dustin-Honolulu, Hawaii. Faye Edwards KMeyersJ-Peoria, Illinois. Pearl Harrison QHarker7-Deceased, December 1, 1939. Elva Hoag-Battle Creek, Michigan. Arthur Houston--Iloytsville, Ohio. Paul S. Rice-Princeville, Illinois. Maude Reil Hanson-Bloomington, Illinois Dean Wear-Princeville, Illinois. 1908- Emma Byrnes QHarmonl-Deceased. January 16, 1943. Anna Sinclair QFriedmanj-Peoria, Illinois. Bessie DeBord QHale1-Peoria, Illinois. Byron DeBord-Princeville, Illinois. Ellis Taylor-Chicago, Illinois. 1 909- Howard Aby-Princeville, Illinois. Margaret Flanagan fChristiansonJ-Peoria, Illinois. Albert Henry-Princeville, Illinois. May Tracy CWilliamsD-Deceased, july 4, 1940. Leila Wilcox- Port Huron, Michigan. 1910- Christie Armstrong-Princeville, Illinois. Harry Blanchard-Peoria, Illinois. Josephine Friedman CVVcarl-Priln'cvillt-, Illinois. lllznlrlc Pierce QAltlriilgeJ-Peoria, Illinois Page thirty-nine If-4022 l. E. German Implement Co. AI,I,IS-CHALIVI ICRS SALES AND SIfRVICIf I'R1Nelcvn.1,1a, I1.l,1Nols Un Route 90 West 'Iieleplwne -I4 For H Lyher Yielde'--PLHN T IEWART HYBRID FRANK S. S'I'ICVVAR'I' Phone 2112 Princeville, Illinois I I I I I I 29 5 :zQm Page forty rtgii 1911- George Barrett-Laura, Illinois. Marie McDonna-Peoria, Illinois. 1Villiam Morrow-Princeville, Illinois. 1912- Leota Adams lstewartl-Princeville, Illinois. Dora Armstrong QSillsJ-Los Angeles, California, Margaret Armstrong fHart1-Chicago, Illinois. 1913- Mildred Blanchard fHoferD-Speer, Illinois. Ima Cushing iChristian7-Princeville, Illinois. Amy Edwards lMycewander1-Santa Barbara, Cali- fornia. Ida Green QFritz1-Toulon, Illinois. Harry Hofer-Deceased, May 20, 1943. Theil Manker 1Harker1-Monterey Park, California. Hazel McMillen-Peoria, Illinois. Leland McMillen-Chicago, Illinois Bertha Oertley CNordlome1-Deceased, October 19, 1931. Ralph Prouty-Pelham, New York. Ethel Stowell lBurdick1-Peoria, Illinois Mable Wear il'atterson1-Centralia, Missouri 1914- ,Iames E. Blanchard-Minneapolis, Minnesota. Keith Calhoun-Monica, Illinois. Nellie Cornish fBeall1-Brimfield, Illinois. Tresa M. Cushing-Peoria, Illinois. May Jeanette Friedman 1Duschl1-Mapleton, lowa. Ruth J. Friedman CSlaneJ-Princeville, Illinois. l.eo Harmon-Greenwich, Connecticut. W. Harold johnson-Edelstein, Illinois. Edward Kuntz-Princeville, Illinois. Everett Megan-Chicago, Illinois. J. Clyde Murray-Verona, Illinois. W. Russell Peck-Edelstein, Illinois. Merle E. Schaad-Princeville, Illinois. Wilda B. 1Vear 1SchaadJ-Princeville, Illinois Harlan G. Wilcox-Detroit, Michigan. 1915- Gilbert Adaius-Princeville, Illinois. Eldon Cutler-Deceased, October 31, 1935, Caroline Hofer-Iron Mountain, Michigan. Marguerite Long iMeganJ-Princeville, Illinois. 1916- Mildred Baker lHuffman1-Rockford, Illinois. Myrtle Lillian Bridson lHeatonJ-Elgin, Illinois. Mable Olive Chapin fMahorneyJ-Geneseo, Illinois. Ruth Geraldine Conklin-Deceased, April 16, 1937. Rosa Cushing-Deceased, February 4, 1922. Ada M. Cutler CAddis1-Toulon, Illinois. Helen H. Dart iShriner1-Waukegan, Illinois E. Clyde Erickson-Princeville, Illinois Myrtle L. Green lGravesJ-Princeville, Illinois Ben R. Manker-Santa Anna, California. Alice jane Peck CWeadJ-Peoria, Illinois. Helen Louise Scheelor QBarneyJ-Atlanta, Georgia. Milton B. Smith-Princeville, Illinois. Charles Tracy-Peoria, Illinois. Leo Sniff-Speer, Illinois. 1917- l'earl A. Barrett fFlake1-Manitou, Colorado. Hazel E. Buck-Deceased, january 1, 1928. Carl H. Cheesman-Deceased, ,Iune 15, 1940. May Cheesman fMorris1-Fort Worth, Texas lfdward ,I Coolidge-Ilollywood, California. Mable DeBord CGelling1-Monica, Illinois. Helen L. Gaster CWeidnerJ-Griggsville, Illinois. Bettie T. Gourley-Detroit, Michigan. Harriet Hofer IHinnen1-Peoria, Illinois. Fred M. Jackson-Princeville, Illinois. Florence E. Oertley CBarnesJ-Rockford, Illinois May R. Powers-Peoria, Illinois. Maude Shane CSloanJ-Princeville, Illinois. Bernice L. Taylor CMankerJ-Santa Anna, California. Helen Tracy CHansen1-Springfield, Illinois. Gerald L. Wenker-Warren, Ohio. Hazel M. Tucker iNelsonJ-Peoria, Illinois. C 1918- Wilbert Baker-Deceased, June 15, 1931. Marilla Bridson 6StickleJ Laura, Illinois. Harold Buck-Peoria, Illinois. Merle Chapin CHamm1-Rock Island, Illinois Mignonne Cheesman-Mt. Carmel, Illinois. Fern Emery fClemensJ-Macomb, Illinois. Elizabeth Fairfield fBridsonJ-Laura, Illinois. Bessie Friedman CSchultzJ-Streator, Illinois. Florence Friedman Ijacksonj-Princeville, Illinois. Helen Graham lSchindler1-Princeville, Illinois. William Greene-Speer, Illinois. Bertha Hammer lFrame1-Peoria, Illinois. Pearl Miller lBeall1-Brimfield, Illinois. Willa McKown lGroeger1-Chicago, Illinois. Isla Noonen lElyJ-Toulon, Illinois. Catherine Noonen CSimons1-Princeville, Illinois. Fred Schaad-Princeville, Illinois. Jessie Smith lYess1-Princeville, Illinois. Inez Van Pelt fYoungdahlJ-Victoria, Illinois Martha White CMiller1-Princeville, Illinois. Lela Willard fClemmJ-Louisville, Kentucky. 1919- jessie Adams 1CoulterJ-Park Ridge, Illinois. Myrtle Bouton IDugginsJ-Paxton, Illinois. Lelia Byrnes iAlthoFfJ-Princeville, Illinois. Maurice Friedman-Princeville, Illinois. Dorothy Hickey lMcKownJ-Deceased, April 29, 1925. Greta Kneer lStricklandJ-Laura, Illinois. Eugene Hoag-Peoria, Illinois. Laura Miller 1StreitmatterJ-Peoria, Illinois. Thad Sheelor-Libertyville, Iowa. Grace Shuppert fMooneyI-Chillicothe, Illinois. Kathryn Streitmatter fSlagle1-Peoria, Illinois. Ralph Vogel-Park Ridge, Illinois. Isla Wakefield 1TrappP-Glendale, California. Pearl Wilson fBrownJ-Dallas City, Illinois. 1 920- Irene Bear-Kirkwood, Illinois. Mildred Bitner lSpurgeonD-Brimlield, Illinois. Florence Bridson CFlynn1-Orion, Illinois. ,lananne Caroll 4McDonnellD-Laura, Illinois. Opal German lRej.'noldsD-Sierra Madre, California. Floyd Hill-Princeville, Illinois. Marjorie Hough lAdams1-Princeville, Illinois. Ruth Leaverton fBeallJ-Princeville, Illinois. Edna M. McVicker CGhertJ-Toulon, Illinois. Ethel McVicker fGraves1-Princeville, Illinois. Frank Merrill-Peoria, Illinois. Edna Poplet lBallouJ-Dunlap, Illinois. Zelma Sloan CPetersonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Harry Vars-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 1921- Virginia Acheson ITaylorb-Farmington, Illinois Mary Bale CWilliamsJ-Trivoli, Illinois. Rena Cushing-Peoria, Illinois. Nadine Cutler Iliayerl-Wyolniug, llliuois. Page forty-one l Princeville Vllyoming , l'I1fme 28 lllionc 65 i i l WALTER MITH i Liveffoclc D ealer l l l ll IQS-VVOOL-'I' RUCK l NG Princeville Stone Company WAI.'l'F2R SMITH l'1'1'11fz'-Uillr, lllinoif Uflice Phones: llesiclenee Phone 28 Princeville 46 Vlfyoming 65 E, 5 :ffm N95 Page forty-rw i Ivan Friedman-Springfield, Illinois. Cletns German-Hardin, Illinois. Kathleen Gourley CBrunjesU-Hartford, Illinois. Olive Greene iMcCabe7-LaFayette, Illinois. Theolinda Harrison lHilll-Princeville, Illinois Bessie Hayes-Deceased, June 6, 1922. lV1ildred Hoag Cliickfordb-Elmwood, Illinois. Luen McMillen-Columbus, Ohio. Helen Miller lWhite7-Laura, Illinois. Guarah Moffitt lCampl-Princeville, Illinois. Byron Taylor-Farmington, Illinois. Mildred Williams lHcnryJ-Charles Citf, Iowa. 1922- Elizabeth Cheesman-Mt. Carmel, Illinois. lfstlier Calhoun lGermanJ-Hardin, Illinois. Sherman Cornish-Princeville, Illinois. Lucille Cushing-Peoria, Illinois. Ruby Cutler lNewmanl-Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Evelyn Emery lMeekerl-Wyoming, Illinois. Armond Foster-Princeville, Illinois. Mildred Graham CPondJ-Chicago, Illinois. Paul Hough-Deceased, March 4, 1939. Leora Kneer CTaylorD-Urbana, Illinois. jennie La May-Deceased, August 11, 1936. Emily Matthews CBout0nJ-Princeville, Illinois. Lois McWhorter-Edelstein, Illinois. Hazel Pierce 4PierceJ-Princeville, Illiniis. Lowell Pierce-Princeville, Illinois. Cecile Sheelor lLongworthl-Peoria, Illinois. Gladys Taylor CPiercel-Princeville, Illinois. Maude White-Bloomington, Illinois. 1923- Grace Carr-Chillicothe, Illinois. Naomi Conover-Princeville, Illinois. Lucille Friedman CCurranJ-Fort Wayne, Indiana, Raymond Greene-Birmingham, Alabama. Harlan Hammer-Peoria, Illinois. Lester Hawks-Madison, Wisconsin Jack Henry-Charles City, Iowa. Orvis Hoag-Army. Raymond Kneer-Brimlield, Illinois. Clement Murphy-Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Clement Noonen-Princeville, Illinois. Fern Streitmatter-Princeville, Illinois. Neva Streitmatter-Princeville, Illinois. Alberta Taylor Ilnglesl-Deceased, September 12, 1932 Edwin Willard-Witchita, Kansas. Irene Willard KSimpsonl-Babbitt, Nevada. 1924- Robert E. Acheson-Chicago, Illinois. Louis nl. Bouton-VVyoming, Illinois. Harold R, Bouton-Princeville, Illinois. Vesta M, Buck lMasonJ-Peoria, Illinois. Gladys S. Byrnes lHarmonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Elmer F. Byrnes-Princeville, Illinois. M. Lucille Carman CCampl-Princeville, Illinois. Caroline A. Friedman CCampl-Princeville, Illinois. Rosene H. Hough lB'loeserJ-Oak Park, Illinois. Luther A. Mansfield-Princeville, Illinois. E. Lucille McGinnis CWestJ-Princeville, Illinois. Louie C. Murnan, Princeville, Illinois. Orletha F. Nelson lStargleJ-Elmore, Illinois. Ruth C. Noonen lllardgrovel-Bushnell, Illinois. Raymond M. Oertlev-Army. joseph J. Ricketts-Peoria, Illinois. Marian N. Rose Clnwoodl-Peoria, Illinois. Sarah H. Routh fWebberJ-Sparland, Illinois. Walter A. Smith-Princeville, Illinois. Clement W. Webber-Chicago, Illinois. Marie M. Webber fl9enipseyl-Peoria, Illinois. Lelia B. Williams QStewart1-Edwardsville, Illinois. 1925- Irma Arnold CHarrisonJ-Chicago, Illinois Earl Best-La Grange, Illinois. Herbert Bouton-Paxton, Illinois. Iva Burgess-Deceased, january 17, 1930. Verna Calhoun CSmithD-Princeville, Illinois. Franklin Gingrich-Chicago, Illinois. Wayne Hart-Princeville, Illinois. Irene Hibbs CLansdownJ-Princeville, Illinois. Elbert King-Deceased, April 4, 1934. Ruth Lawrence CSwindellJ-Evanston, Illinois. Mildred Mendell CMoodyl-Princeville, Illinois. Tom Moffitt-Laura, Illinois. Helen Noonen CMcManisD-Princeville, lllinois. Lucille OlConner 1CarrD-Peoria, Illinois. Marian Ricketts flrlinshawi-Dunlap, Illinois. Raymond Searle-Peoria, Illinois. Harriett Smith CWilliamsl-Princeville, Illinois, George R. Smith-Kewanee, Illinois. Gerald Stewart-Edwardsville, Illinois. Violet Swanson flsaacsl-Indianapolis, Indiana Faye Streitmatter fEhnleD-Sparland, Illinois. Robert Weaver-Peoria, Illinois. Theodore West-Chicago, Illinois. George Young-Army. 1926- Richard Auten-Indianapolis, Indiana. Mildred Bliss-Princeville, Illinois. l,aVerne Byrnes-Princeville, Illinois. Sylvester Friedman-Navy. Robert Harmon-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Hyde-Decatur, Illinois. 1Villadine Kelly fNicholasl-Gray Lakes, Illinois Hale Kenyon-Edelstein, Illinois. Adah Mitchell fHarmonJ-Wyoming, Illinois. Richard Roach-Oakland, California. Dean Shipley-Princeville, Illinois. Wilma Smith fWheatley2-Galesburg, Illinois. Dorothy Winker Clrlarmonb-Princeville, Illinois. 1927- Lillie M. Bouton fSnyderD-Princeville, Illinois. Dorothy M. Friedman lRichJ-Glendale, California. Evelyn V. Graves CDellJ-Princeville, Illinois. Lois E. La May fHiggsJ-Monica, Illinois. Viola Mendell CFrazierJ-Peoria, Illinois. Kathleen M. O'Conner Czimmermanb-Streator, Illinois. Lela E. Oertley fSmithD-Monica, Illinois. Frank Predmore-Army. Pauline Routh fSmithJ-Henry, Illinois. Laura C. Sentz fBasehoarD-Littlestown, Pennsylvania. Byron F. Slane-Davenport, Iowa. Elza M. Slane fPeckJ-Peoria, Illinois. Elda Taylor CGreenJ-Peoria, Illinois. Elizabeth C. Tretliwav fFriedmanJ-Princeville, Illinois Marion M. Weaver fjohnsonl-Princeville, Illinois. Harold A. Weber-Deceased, September 11, 1928. Bessie E. Williams-Deceased, February 4, 1936. 1928- Robert Auten-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Evelyn Buck lMerril'ieldD-Peoria, Illinois. Raymond K. Calhoun-Santa Rosa, California. Viola M. Calhoun fSchullJ-Peoria, Illinois. Audrey Caron CNelsonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Jessie L. Cutler CPullenJ-Princeville, Illinois. Josephine I. Day-Deceased, March 4, 1931. Harriet E. Gingrich lWilliamsJ-Toulon, Illinois. Maurice D. Greene-Princeville, Illinois. Robert E. Henry-Iierwyn, Illinois. Alice l.. Keller QMattliewsJ-Slialrlionzi, Illinois. Page forty-three 2565-5' 'H f ' F4022 Sa 'Q fjflllgfflfllll1fiU77J' from , l l CH RCl'lll.l. MA UIZACTURI G CO. l l GAI,ESl5URiS, I1,L1No1s 1 Mfzkerf of l FLOOR FINISHPQS - WAXPIS - CLICANISRS and BUILDING lVlAlN'l'lfNANClC SUPPLIES I Stoker C0111 II Sjwriialfy 0fJfl077lIl Duff T-rr'f1tm1'11,t CrJ1njJlifHLL'11'l,r of K 'II M' ' C Dealers in No. 1 Seam Coal Galcsburg Union Phone K-3806 Keep the miners on full time Work by Hlling up in the summer months KNOXVILLE, ILLINOIS fllzzgvzffimlly Clmfzzffl lVf1olr,r11lw and Rffnfl 'iCQP'an F459-3' l':lgc forty-four Mable Kinnah fRichoz1-Princeville, Illinois. John W. Matthews-Shabbona, Illinois. Deane Miller-Navy. Cecelia Noonen QStengerJ-Edwards, Illinois. Lois J. Overend CWestartJ-Princeville, Illinois. Levi C. Ricketts-Morton, Illinois. Irene M. Streitmatter-Deceased, August 6, 1934. Ivan M. Swisher--Seattle, Washington. Neva Margaret Turner CHuFfmanJ-Hanna City, Illinois Julia E. Trethway QBestl-La Grange, Illinois. Jeanette Vars fJettonJ--Peoria, Illinois. Bernadine A. Willard CPhillabouml-Elmhurst, Illinois. 1929- Ralpli E, Beall-Princeville, Illinois. Harry Emerson Best-Princeville, Illinois. Frances Leo Byrnes-Army. John Lewis Cutler-Kemmerer, Wyoming. Harold A. Gray-Deceased, July 14, 1929. Harry Webster Hibbs-Army. Harry Wilford Malone-Monica, Illinois. Doris Eloise McWhorter-Edelstein, Illinois. Ruth Oertley lWilson7-Drumwriglit, Oklahoma. Gladys Sentz iRalphl-Batesville, Mississippi. Harold Slane-Princeville, Illinois. Argyle Sloan-Dunlap, Illinois. Harold Smith-Bryan, Texas. Eloise Steward CAutcnD-Indianapolis, Indiana. Grace Ellen Stotler CStreitmatterl-Deceased, February zo, 1931. Elma Helen Streitmatter Cfirownl-Peoria, Illinois. Floyd John Taylor-Army. 1930- Zoe Lillian Best fMillerD-Princeville, Illinois. Zelma Grace Bouton lNoonenJ-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Byrnes Clara Lillian Campbell-Bradley, Illinois. Eldon Calhoun-Dunlap, Illinois. Omar Carmen-Kickapoo, Illinois. Cyril Carr-Army. George VVilliam Diver-Trivoli,Illinois. Mary Elizabeth Diver CWalkerD-Princeville, Illinois. Bernice Hart-Deceased, November 3, 1932. Vivian Louise Kessler fGintherJ-Peoria, Illinois. Frank D. Kelly-Princeville, Illinois. Lloyd Ernest La May-Monica, Illinois. J. William Muller-Washington, D. C. Harold Oertley-Princeville, Illinois. Doris M. Nelson CDugginsJ-Laura, Illinois. Ellen L. Pritchard-Edelstein, Illinois. Roy S. Ricketts-Army. Hazel E. Schaad-Eddyville, Iowa. Rodger Sears-Elmwood, Illinois. Maxine R. Simmons fBatesJ-La Grange, Illinois Dwight Langer Smith-Galveston, Texas. Merle George Smith-Dunlap, Illinois. Lois .Ardell Stephens-Peoria, Illinois. Jerold Deane Wear-Cleveland, Ohio. Ethel May Weidman-Riverside, California. 1931- Dorotliy Faye Bouton CVan Lanninghaml-East Peoria, Illinois. Robert Burley, M. D.-Army. Helen C. Callery fBanel-Washington, D. C. Harry Warren Case-Peoria, Illinois. Dorothy F. Harrison LWesteferJ-Wyoming, Illingign Gene E. Keller-Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Ina Kelly QCoolidgeD-Henry, Illinois. Paul S. King-Kewanee, Illinois. Raymond Ladd-Eclelstein, Illinois. George Overend-Army. Helen Potter fRencl1D-Edelstein, Illinois. Eva Pritchard CBerchtoldD-Speer, Illinois. Edgar S. Slane-Downers Grove, Illinois. Grace G. Sokop CUhligJ-Peoria, Illinois. Eleanor Streitmatter CElliotD-Peoria, Illinois. Shirley M. Stumpf fBurkeyJ --Peoria, Illinois. Doris May Walker CDoel-Hanna City, Illinois. Winfield Weaver-Millersburg, Indiana. Sam W. Williams-Peoria, Illinois. Raymond S. Willard-Army. 1932- Gencvicve I. Best C1'Iollisl-Wyoming, Illinois. Dorothy M. Bouton CHohenbery7-Monica, Illinois Vesta I. Burns CNordwallD-Elmwood, Illinois. Donald A. Bush-Army. Mary S. Campbell-Kankakee, Illinois. Bernadine Darst-Bertha, Minnesota. Richard DeBord-Army. Raymond Fredell-Peoria, Illinois. Louisa H. Kelly-Princeville, Illinois. Frances Lonsdale fMcyersJ-Peoria, Illinois. Lorene F. Miller QLauderD-Peoria, Illinois. Eldred C, Nelson-Army. Irene M. Oertleiy fGoeckell-Cicero, Illinois. Joseph M. Pritchard-Wyoming, Illinois. Ralph F. Schaad-Peoria, Illinois. Dorothy M. Steinman-Peoria, Illinois. Vivian J. Stowell-Los Angeles, California. Elsie L. Turner CAbyl-Kewanee, Illinois. Helen J. Weaver fBemisD-Los Angeles, California. Vivian I. Vogel lEaton7-Wyoming, Illinois. Elizabeth Miars CPottsJ-Seneca, Illinois. 1933- Eloise V. Aby CKellyl-Princeville, Illinois Charles Edward Blank-Navy Franklin Palmer Bliss-Peoria, Illinois. Ethel Vivian Bouton fGrantJ-Dunlap, Illinois. Dorothy I. Caron CGarlandJ-Alta, Illinois. Florence E. Delbridge CRichozD-Princeville, Illinois. Dwight Gallup-Edelstein, Illinois. Nellie May Giffin fSchaadJ-Princeville, Illinois. Albert Leroy Gruner-Army Air Corps. Veneta Gruner CStreitmatterD-Speer, Illinois. Geneva Hart CHawksworthl-Princeville, Illinois. Virginia Lee Henson CBlissJ-Princeville, Illinois. John Junior Lester-Army. Raymond Martzluf--Brimield, Illinois. Donald Miller-Army. Donald E. Oertley-Princeville, Illinois. Laverne Overend-Peoria, Illinois. Francis M. Sloan CBurtonJ-Peoria, Illinois. D. Kenneth Smith-Shelbyville, Illinois. Ben E. Stumpf-Army. Ethelyn Veryl Walliker fGroeperJ-Oak Hill, Illinois Phyllis V. Wear fJacksonJ-Los Angeles, California. Earline J. Weaver CTheoboldD-Monica, Illinois. Robert Webber-Brimfield, Illinois. Thelma A. Zimmerman-Peoria, Illinois. 1934- . William Orrin Aby-Glendale, California. Burna Maxine Best CUnakisJ--Henry, Illinois. Alice Clara Blank CForneyJ--Toulon, Illinois. Helen E. Buck CLauberl-Monica, Illinois. Frank Milton Carman-Marines. Mildred Anne Caron CToddD-Edelstein, Illinois. Mavis Wheelor Carr CTheobaldJ-Edelstein, Illinois. Mildred Challacombe-Detroit, Michigan. Sylvia C. Elliott fWorkeauJ-South Bend, Indiana. J. Edlnuml Fremlell-'Army. Elizabeth E. Gray CHotchkissl-Decatur, Illinois. Page forty-five IEW 9? l l i l i l l MIDW Ylf FE Sudden Servlet' Nlezils Short' Urclei 'l10l52lCCO Zlllll Cigars Peoria lee Crezun f'1'1'11ftf zfi1lf, Illinoix '452-1 G2 l l PRI CETHE TRE PrL'1zc'ev1'llc, I 115110 Ls' EZQJW e For Complete Business 'lirnining Attend Dickinson's College of Business lO2-l ll South Monroe Street Phone 9490 Pworizi, llfinoiy 'lihe Modern School of Special lfezitures l. lnclivicluzil Instruction. 2. Guaranteed Training. 3. Life Time Scholarship -l. Free lfmployment Service we Page forty-six Helen Marie Hofstatter fTaylorJ-Pekin, Illinois. Duane E. Kuntz-Navy. Lee K. Miars-Army. Martha Viola Nelson CMillardD-Edelstein, Illinois. Florence Irene Reich CBlackJ-Toulon, Illinois. Charlotte L. Sniff CTuckerJ-Chillicothe, Illinois. Kenneth A. Swanson-Princeville, Illinois. Lyle L. Teets-Laura, Illinois. Hortense B, Trethway fThureson5-Howell, Michigan. Viola F. Turner CRoehnD-Peoria, Illinois. Myrna Irene Vogel fStanglinJ-Peoria, Illinois. Helene M. Walliker-Spars. Thomas Frederick Weaver-Army. Vernon Weaver-Army. 1935- George Walter Black-Army. Helen Pauline Bouton CBegnerJ-Princeville, Illinois. Edwin O. Burns-Elmwood, Illinois. George Donald Carter-Armvy. Robert A. DeBord--Navy. Glenn Giffin-Princeville, Illinois. Richard B. Hyde-Princeville, Illinois. Eleanor Frances Matthews-Urbana, Illinois. Earl E. Oertley-Army. James M. Potter--Seabees. Ruth Arlene Ricketts-Princeville, Illinois. Ethel Lucille Roach--Princeville, Illinois. Arthur Emerson Russell-Edelstein, Illinois. Edwin A. Schaad-Army. Josephine Amelia Slane-Princeville, Illinois. Edith Marguerite Streitmatter fMartinJ-Princeville, Illinois. Russell W. Stumpf-Cleveland, Ohio. Helen Frances Turner lRink7-Peoria, Illinois. Robert Ward-Army. Ferdinand H. Williams-Peoria, Illinois. Leona M. Zaverl-Chicago, Illinois. 1936- Paula Eileen Aten ll'otterP-Eclelstein, Illinois George A. Begner-Army. Jack Best-Lindy, California. Wilbur L. Blank-Navy. Mary Eloise Bliss fGravesD-Wyoming, Illinois.. Wilma Louise Bouton CPenningtonD-Bartonville Illinois. J. Edward Byrnes-Springfield, Illinois. i Frances A. Camp 1HoagD-Monica, Illinois. Marjorie Helen Challacombe CWoertzJ-Princeville, Illinois. Thelma L. Fredell-Peoria, Illinois. Dorothy F. Gallup CMooreJ-Rantoul, Illinois. Leo Graves, Jr.-Wyoming, Illinois. Martha Jane Graves CBrownD-Peoria, Illinois. Richard F. Hammer--Army. Lester A. Henderson-Edelstein, Illinois. Ruth Frances Henry CProsserD-Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Dorothy Hofer CSwansonD-Princeville, Illinois. Ellen Ruth Holmes CEastmanD-Williamsiield, Illinois. Karl H. Keller-Army. Mary Ladd CRuchJ-Renton, Washington. Esther S. Perdelwitz CRickenbergerD-Morton, Illinois. Harry M. Potts-Seneca, Illinois. Harold L. VVear-Arrny.' Eileen Virginia Webber CLongD--Peoria, Illinois. Nellie G. White CDangerI-Wyoming, Illinois. 1937- Lowell O. Burns-Army. William Morris Delbridge-Princeville, Illinois. Eugene Elliott-Princeville, Illinois. Ray Gene Gelling-Army Air Corps. Robert J. Graves-Army Air Corps. Mary Virginia Harmon CPickerillQ-Princeville, Illinois. Floyd E. Henderson-Army. Wilma Kathleen Hurst CCharlandJ-Los Angeles, California. Hazel M. Kuntz-Monmouth, Illinois. Catherine B. Long CSarnesD-Princeville, Illinois. Milvin J. Lonsdale-Navy Air Corps. Roy Frank Mueller-Princeville, Illinois. Wilbur Arthur Mendell-East Peoria, Illinois. Gerald A. Metcalf-Princeville, Illinois. Leland G. Murnan-Army. Dorothy A. Oertley CKobarekJ-Berwyn, Illinois. Harold W. Poole-Army. Mary Ellen Purcell-Peoria, Illinois. Marcia M. Riggen CWhittakerD-Laura, Illinois. Harold J. Schaad-Army. Wilbur F. Slane-Army. William J. Steinman-Army. Finch Stowell-Navy. Gladys Streitmatter-Peoria, Illinois. Darlene E. Walliker-Washington, D. C. Helen Jeanne Wear fRossiD-Pekin, Illinois. James L. Webber-Army. Gerald F. Williams-Army. 1938- James Berry-Army. Earl Bliss-Brimfield, Illinois. Keith Carter-Army Air Corps. Clement Colgan-Army. Coral Delbridge 1Streitmatterl-Princeville, Illinois. Frank Dickinson-Army Air Corps. John Harvey--Navy. Eleanor Hofer CSniHD-San Antonio, Texas. Joyce Hopkins CParkJ-San Francisco, California. James Mendenhall-Princeville, Illinois. Josephine Mendenhall CEppingJ-Baltimore, Maryland. Donald Miller-Laura, Illinois. Mable Nelson-Princeville, Illinois. Raymond Paddock-Princeville, Illinois. Carlos Park-Army. Harry Park-San Francisco, California. Berneice Reich QTeetsD-Laura, Illinois. Betty Roach CRassiD-Morton, Illinois. Celestine Ryan CFaheyJ-Creve Couer, Illinois. Aaron Sammet-vArmy. Jean Simmons CKuhnJ-Edelstein, Illinois. Ralph Snif'I-Army. Evelyn Snyder-Princeville, Illinois. Eleanor Sorenson CAbyJ-Glendale, California. Lawrence Theobald-Edelstein, Illinois. Ellen Thomas-Peoria, Illinois. Virginia Vogel-Peoria, Illinois. Merle Worsfold-Army. 1939- Lois Barrett-Assumption, Illinois. Phyllis Beiderbeck CHammerleJ-Laura, Illinois. Leo Brown-Army. Marian Burns CKochD-Lacon, Illinois. Edward Callery-Army. John Callery-Army. Caryl Carman CJacobyJ-Princeville, Illinois. Ethel Cheesman-Princeville, Illinois. Beaulah Compton CRiesengerJ--Peoria, Illinois. Ruth Donath CSticklingD-Princeville, Illinois. Joseph Friedman-Army. Glenn Grimm-Washington, D. C. Virginia Hammer fCobleJ--Peoria, Illinois. James Harmon-Army Air Corps. Sue Harvey CLaFolletteJ-Maquon, Illinois. Helen Huggins-Peoria, Illinois. Mary King--Peoria, Illinois. Page forty-seven W ,,, . , , , ., r ILLINOIS GOLDE GRM Mlll Purina l'ifl'f1f.f and Poultry Suppliw GIZNIERAI, VFRUCKING ANU L1MHs1'oNE HAUx.1Nc N ELLIOTT CASE, Proprinfor 1 l'honc 64 w N lfzzilrfirzg fwaffrial -- Tile - Fencing - I7'lf,f1LllIK1:OYlf - Plywood Remnant! X Phone 20 lfdclstcin, Illinois, r r Q i Aire! Your l 7'iU?lfl,f at N SNlff' RECREATIO PARLOR r N Q Louie Sniff, Proprietor 1 Czlndv. Cigars, Cigarettes Ifnjoy Our Friendly Atmosphcrc E V V 2 VY ?iYYi W DONT AY HYBRID I SAY Y 0 m e s I1 y b r ld + l'l I ' 5 t lfrlwl.rfr'in, lllinoif ?iZQ9'a KQ95: Pago IorryAcight Eileen McDonnell lGubbinsP-Camp Grove, Illinois Lloyd Miller, Jr.-Army. Beatrice Neill--Chicago, Illinois. Frances Neill CPadd0ckJ--Princeville, Illinois. Virginia Potter fPiersonD-Edelstein, Illinois. Robert Pritchard-Peoria, Illinois. Betty Purcell-Peoria, Illinois. Raymond Ralph-Army. Minnie Reich Clfmkenl-Toulon, Illinois. Betty Ryan-Peoria, Illinois. Orin Scanlon-Army. Helen Schaad CShearsD-Galesburg, Illinois. Donald Sears-Army. Elizabeth Shearer QMeckD-Pamora, California. Elaine Sibley-Los Angeles, California. Ronald Slane-Navy. Dewey Smith-Navy. Franklin Smith-Kewanee, Illinois. Milton Smith, Jr.-Marines. Franklin Staples-Army. Arlys Streitmatter--Urbana, Illinois. Glenn Streitmatter-Princeville, Illinois. La Verne Streitmatter-Peoria, Illinois. Charles Timmons-Army. Harriet Timmons QDrakeJ-Peoria, Illinois. Arlene Toft-Princeville, Illinois. Darlene Toft CGillisJ-Edwards, Illinois. Marie Van Dusen-Peoria, Illinois. Lester Woodworth-Wyoming, Illinois. 1940- Margaret Belford-Washington, D. C. Wayne Burton-Army Air Corps. Yale Camp-Marines. Mariam Challecombe fpoolel--Alva, Oklahoma. Robert Cheesman-Army Air Corps. Robert Colgan-Navy. jack Foraker-Army. Helen Fox fMaddexJ-Peoria, Illinois. ,lennie M. Fritch-Toulon, Illinois. Ona Fritz iMenoldJ--Stockton, California. Walter Fritz--Army. Gwendolyn Gelling-Washington, D. C. Dorothy German-Princeville, Illinois. Jeanne Harman-Urbana, Illinois. Clyde Hart-Navy. Annabelle Harvey CUpdykel--Peoria. Illinois. Colleen Hill-Womenls Army Air Corps. Bill Hofer-Speer, Illinois. Jean Holly-Princeville, Illinois. Zealy Holmes-Army. Donald jackson-Army. Beatrice Martin CReedJ-Chicago, Illinois. Fred McNeeley-Arrny. Susie Newman CMiarsJ-Oak Hill, Illinois. Bill Nickels-Army Air Corps. Anton Oppelz-Army. Harold Ostrom-Princeville, Illinois. Florence Perdelwitz-Peoria, Illinois. Hazel Pritchard-Peoria, Illinois. Robert Schaad-Marines. Evelyn Sears-Princeville, Illinois. Susan Slane-Peoria, Illinois. Lawrence Smith-Army. ,lack Sniff--Deceased, December 7, 1941. Norma Snyder CBrownJ-Princeville, Illinois Dana Stewart-Army Air Corps. Bernadine Streitmatter-Peoria, Illinois. John 1Vagner-Army. 1941- Madelyn Barrett--Peoria, Illinois. Roger Barrett-Laura, Illinois. Madelaine Boyer QLandD-Princeville, Illinois, Sarah Brown CRusselll-Speer, Illinois. Alvin Burns-Elmwood, Illinois. Bernice Callery-Princeville, Illinois. ,lack Cheesman-Princeville, Illinois. Elmer Craps-Navy. Frank Donath-Marines. Marjorie Elliott CBurnsD-Princeville, Illinois. Orval Erickson-Marines. Dorcas Gelling-Dixon, Illinois. Maurice Graves--Army. IVilma Hager--Peoria, Illinois. Helen Hammer CFosterJ-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Henderson-Chillicothe, Illinois. Frank Hill--Champaign, Illinois. Ella Hohenbery CBelfordJ-Monica, Illinois Gladys Hornback-Peoria, Illinois. Dorothy Hurst--Los Angeles, California. Russell Ladd-Seattle, Washington. Robert Murray-Army. Betty Oertley QCarmodyD-Peoria, Illinois. Georgia Rumbold-Peoria, Illinois. Muriel Ryan-Peoria, Illinois. Marie Sammet CShanel--Peoria, Illinois. Harold Savage-Army. Kenneth Sibley-Navy. Donald Sloan-Princeville, Illinois. Gene Smith-Palo Alto, California. Helen Smith-Peoria, Illinois. Kenneth Snyder-Princeville, Illinois, Dean Somsag-Navy. Dwight Stokes-Navy. Ruth Streitmatter-Peoria, Illinois. John Toft-Navy. Delwin Walliker-Monica, Illinois. Russell Walliker-Princeville, Illinois. Byron Wear, Jr.--Army Air Corps. Robert Lee Wear-Princeville, Illinois. Gladys Weaver CLeibigD-San Francisco, California LeRoy Williams-Princeville, Illinois. Ralph Wilson-Kewanee, Illinois. Robert Yarnell-Army. Barbara Jane Yerby--Urbana, Illinois. 1942- Arthur Adolphson-Coast Guard. Elmer Albert-Army. Glenn Bateman-Maritime Service. Gerald Bouton-Princeville, Illinois. Colleen Brown fEberlel-Laura, Illinois. Harlan Burgess, Jr.-Navy. Margaret Bush CKirtleyJ-Princeville, Illinois. Kenneth Camp-Monica, Illinois. Thomas Carman-Marines. Vera Carman--Princeville, Illinois. Gene Carter-Navy. Thomas Cavadas-Coast Guard. Madeline Colgan-Peoria, Illinois. Francis Conley-Army. Janet Crady CCheesmanD-Edelstein, Illinois. Dorothy Curry-Stockton, California. Edward Dearman-Army. Juanita Donath CBurgessD--Corpus Christi, Texas Fred Epley-Navy. Lee Fritz-Princeville, Illinois. Sam Gates-Army. Don Gibbs-Navy. Ruth Gibbs--Princeville, Illinois. Martha Graves-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Graves-Princeville, Illinois. Gladys Herrmann-Edelstein, Illinois. Ralph Jackson-Army. Virginia jones fReidD-Dixon, Illinois. Dale Kirtley-fl'rinceville, Illinois. Margaret Lzlmbrechts CRaulziinl-Ainliritlge, Pennsylvania. Page forty nm If i, ,-, , ,L ,,,,, G2 I I T. E. MURPHY AGENCY INSURANCE for every need - REAL ES'l'A'I'Ii - FARM LOANS Business Phone: 662-R Residence Phone 120-.I Prineezfillc, Illinoii' I S. If. Asliluaugli, Preddent Irene Hiblns Lansclown, C'a,vh,i1'r G. F. Coriell, Vice-Prefialent DUNLAP STATE BANK Dunlap I!lL.l'l0L.J' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Under Fedfrfzl and State Szijaerzfiriornr Truitt-Matthews Banking Co. Cl I ILLICOTH IC, ILLINOIS E.Yfdb!T5II66i IS68 I POR'I'IVIAN,S SPORT GOODS G. N. PORTMAN COMPANY I22 N. Adams St, Peoria, Illinois Plione 3-3 745 we :alum Page fifty Marilyn Murphy CHoferJ-Speer, Illinois. Snowden Neill-Army. Paul Noland-Army. Norma Oertley-Peoria, Illinois. Helen Oppelz CGehrigD-Speer, Illinois. LaVerne Perdelwitz-Forrest, Illinois. Leora Stewart-Princeville, Illinois. Louis Stoecker-Army. Arvilla Stuff-Peoria, Illlinois. Mary Toft-Princeville, Illinois. Iola Worsfold-Princeville, Illinois. Jerrold Yess-Princeville, Illinois. 1943- Betry Beall-Urbana, Illinois. Paul Blank-Navy. Margaret Bridson-Laura, Illinois. Ruth Burton-Princeville, Illinois. Joseph Callery-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Alice Callery-Normal, Illinois Bernadine Camp-Monica, Illinois. Jean Campbell-Bloomington, Illinois. Margaret Chambers-Princeville, Illinois. jack Colgan-Monica, Illinois. Harold Delbridge-Navy. Franklin Douglas-Laura, Illinois. jack Fry-Army Air Corps. Bernard Harmon-Princeville, Illinois. Wilmer Henderson-Sparland, Illinois. Kenneth Hurst-Navy. Stanley Hutson-Princeville, Illinois. Ruth Jaques-Urbana, Illinois. William Kellogg-Laura, Illinois. Donald Kuntz-Princeville, Illinois. Ima Jeanne Lawrence-Princeville, Illinois. Harold Locher-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Dell Long-Peoria, Illinois. Harold Magnuson-Speer, Illinois. Charles Mendenhall-Army. Alphy Menold-Princeville,Illinois. Marjorie Miller-Laura, Illinois. Betty Mitchell--Princeville, Illinois. Marcile Morrissey-Peoria, Illinois. Florence Mummert-Princeville, Illinois. Albert Noland-Urbana, Illinois. Marie Ostrom-Urbana, Illinois. Robert Park-Navy. Melvin Peterson-Princeville, Illinois. Ralph Pritchard-Edelstein, Illinois. Ray Ralph-Navy. Helen Ryan-Peoria, Illinois. Pauline Savage CO'wensJ-Peoria, Illinois. Joyce. Ann Schelkogpf-Princeville, Illinois. Robert G. Schindler-Navy. Richard Sibley-Navy. Anna Jean Smith-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Sniff-Navy. Lila Stahl-Princeville, Illinois. William Vaughn-Princeville, Illinois. Evelyn Weiland-Peoria, Illinois. Betty Williams-Army Nurse. Page fifty-one A65-3' S0 JOHN C. STREIBICH CG. 301-303-305 South Washington St. Peoria, Illinois lffzirniflii Your lll87'Chd1'l'f.V with The Bea! In School Suppliea- Patronize Them Please Elsasser Implement Company lX'leCormiek Deering Farm Equipment Hardware and Coal 18f7mir.f 117111 Sefrzfiz 1 lfclelstein, Illinois Phone Nl-I CALHO N CQAL CQ. WE CAN KEEP YOU WARM H. li. CALHOUN FLQYD S. 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