Princeville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Princeville, IL)

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lflRS'l' RUYN7: Corinne Miller, Florence Smith, Kathleen DuBois, Shirley Snyder, Gladys Wieland, Dartha Wesreler, Rosene Conley, lfvalyn Baurer, Dorothy Kellogg, Frances Leonhardt, Miss Helen Kieutzle, ,-l.fl'f'ifwr. SICCUND ROW: -lznnes McDonnell, Vernon Stoller, Mildred Snyder, Bessie Beam, Dorothy Caxadas .loyre Delliridge, Betty Vlilson, Mary Vera Slane, Lorraine Mueller, David Sloan. 'l1lllRD RUXY: Don hlurray, Norman Xvesterinan, Corliss l.aisure, Howard lVlarshall, Glenn Suill, lflvin liouton, .Xrniond Sloan, lxlyan Stoelcdell, Nathan Martin, lVlartin lrlollulin, Dick Killllil, Duane Camp. FOUR'l'll ROW: jeff Streitmatter, Paula Allen, Don Schindler. The Junior s 'l'he ,Iuniors and Seniors enjoyed their Weiner roast at .luhilee Park on September 6. The juniors sponsored several dances on Friday nights to help defray the expenses for their prom. The play Arc You lllr. In'z1ttcrwortl1? was presented to a full house in the gymnasium on November 16. Love LAND in the gym on April 14, drew juniors and guests to the annual lwanquet and prom. Miss l'licl.1cN KlliN'l'Zl,li, f'lc1-zfi.vor -lefl Streitmatter, PfF,filI,C'I7f Paula Allen, SUI'ft'fflfy'-7'fl'!I,l'l1ffUl' Don Schindler, lfirr-l'rr',vidm1t Page thirteen

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JUNE WALLIKER john L. . Cheerful, smiling, lot mum, With a good word f everyone. Glec Club g,0peretta lg Home Ec. Club l, 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 matics 2, 3, 43 Library 3, 4. ALETHA MAE WEDDINGTON Lee Always ready to help, always ready to please, And anything she does, she does with ease. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dru- matics 4, Transferred from Dun- DONALD WEAVER Wectfrzon jitterbugging seems to he his next move, So let's go Weaver, get in the groove. Glee Club 1, 25 Uperetta l, 21 junior Play, Senior Play, Dra- 'natics Z, 3, 4, Vice-President 3g Tatler 2, 33 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 43 Baseball 43 B. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. WW EUGENE WILCOX Willie Generosity and kindness galore, All of this and plenty more. Baseball 3, 45 B, A. A. 3, 4. lap l. 0 Two former P. C. H. S. students are receiving their diplomas with this year's class. They are Bob Sheelor and David Albert. Both of these young men are in the Armed Service of the United States. They had completed three and one-half years or more of their work at P. C. H. S. Since that time they have completed enough credit to receive their diplomas. The class of 1945 is glad to welcome them as fellow graduates. Page twelve

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FIRST ROW: Martha Peterson, l.eona Smith, Betty Snirl, Marjorie Morris, Bernice Wagenbach, lfvelyn Gruner, Phyllis Kirtley, l,orretta Barrett, Ruth Gruner, Velma Stewart, Juanita Short, MT, C. L. Banner, Adziifor. SECOND ROW: Ruth Ann Oakes, Dorothy Callery, Joyce White, Miriam Hemmer, Rosemary Schelkopf, JoAnne Purcell, Cecilia Dallinger, Ruth Stoeclcer, Louise Gould, Barbara Cheesman, Donna Boyer, Dorothy Camp. THIRD ROW: Glenn DuBois, Clifford Scott, Joe Stoller, Elmer Shaw, Freddie Grunert, Mary Beam, Jessie Begner, Betty Streitmatter, Maxine Kelley, Dick Noland, Gene Peterson, Ted Goffrier. FOURTH ROW: Wilbur Wilson, Jack Markgraf, Charles Miller, Tom Fogerty, Everett Harmon, Phillip Adams, Tom Foster, Bob Callery, Arthur Trowbridge, Warren Oppe, Bob Streitmatter, NVilfred Hanson, Earl Hiettcr. The Sophomores We, the Sophomores, are making our place in P. C. H. S. We shared a Weiner roast and a St. Patrick's Day party with the Freshmen. Members of our class were waiters and waitresses at the prom and tool: part in the Dramatics Club play. We are looking forward to two more successful years at P. C. H. S. Mk. C. L. BANNER, Advimr Donna Boyer, VTZCU-P7'L?f1'd67'Lf Joe Stoller, Secretary Tf6fL!1lff61' Arthur Trowbridge, Prerident Page fourteen s