Princeville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Princeville, IL)

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Catholic Reliqion Class The Catholic religion class under the direction of Rev. Father A. Gordon meets once a Week in Room 3. This year we are using as our text hook Father Smith In.rtruczf.r jdCk507L,,, Written by Rev. F. Noll, and a weekly paper, The Sunday Vixitorn. All of us feel that our religion class makes us better citizens of our community and of our country. Protestant Reliqion Class Page twenty-eight Rev. Charles Smith instructed the Protestant religion class this year. We studied the life of Christ and the parahles He told. Since Rev. Lee Smitlfs health prevented his teaching the class second semester as was scheduled. Rev. Charles Smith taught the entire year.

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Y I s l lRS'l' RUXY: hlr. XY, R. Corrlis,.S14pz'rir1Ir'mfs'11tg Bill llarnaon, Dick BllSll, Stanley Xllen, lfrvin lhllllflll, ltslwalrrl l,llI'k'L'll, lXlr. C. l,. Banner, .'lJ:'1.vof'. SICCUNIJ ROXY: loin lfogerty, liliner Shaw, Arthur Banrer, Jeff Streitinatter, Nathan Martin, Raymonml Powell, Vernon Streitmatter, Lester Smith. 'l'lllRl7 ROW: Don Streitmatter, Glenn Duliois, Warren Uppe, lfugene Fly, Arthur lrowhritlge, Dale llielqinson, Uean Gallup, lwe llcrclelwitz, Charles llelnnicr. l Ul'R'l'll ROW: ,lanies Klrllonnell, lfrlmnntl llarmon, blames Nlessersinith, llarolml Vreclniore, llaviil llarinon, joe Cainp, Clilloril llieolmaltl, .Xrinoncl Sloan, Glenn Snill. 'l'he Princeville F. F. A. Chapter has thirty-four memhers. The ol-heers ol' the F. F. A. are: MR. C. l,. BANNER, Affi'i,vor,' Stanley Allen, l'rf',rifl1'21f,' Dick Bush, l'im'-l'rz'.i'1Acff'f1r,' lfcl Purcell, Sl'I'fl'ftIfy,' lfrvin lN lartin, 7'I'I'II.YIH'1'f,' ancl Bill Harmon, Rrportvr. These olliccrs attended an Ulliccrs lraining School hclcl at Varna this year. The F. F. A. sponsorerl a box social ancl a Parents and Son Banquet. 'lilie- llome l':C0l10l11lCS Class served the hanquet. The F. F. A. motto is- l,varning To Do, Doing to l,t'l1fH, lfarniizg To l,i1z'1', and l,l.'Z'lI1g To SL'I Z't'.l, Future Farmers R... 'nr . . America Page twenty-seven wr?

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FIRST ROW: Bill Strickland, Vernon Streitmatter, Bill Harmon, lfugene Wilcox, Kenneth Brown. SECOND ROW: Don WVeaver, Howard Markgraf, Dick Bush, Bob Valline, Mr. W. R. Cordis. ln.r1ructor,' Raymond Powell, Don Carlson, Bob Hill, junior Camp, Merton Smith. THIRD ROW: Duane Meservcy, Lee Perdelwitz, Ervin Martin, Stanley Allen, Dean Gallup. eronauiics When school started last fall we had nineteen members in our Aeronautics class. Early in the second semester we lost two members, Dick Bush and Merton Smith, to the U. S. Navy. During the summer Mr. Cordis, our instructor, obtained for us a Vultee AvengenceU dive bomber from the Army Air Corps. The plane had been in action in the South Pacific and is now for various reasons unfit for actual flight. We also have a Pratt 8: Whitney 9-cylinder Radial engine to use in connection with the study of aircraft engines. Last fall the class was invited by the Peoria Kiwanis Club to present a panel discussion before a joint meeting of the Princeville and Peoria Kiwanis Clubs at the Jefferson Hotel. About two months later Mr. Zelzoff, President of P. A. Bergner, and one of the Peoria Kiwanians, invited the Eve boys who gave the panel discussion to hear a talk on Port-war Alafkzf' by Father Hubbard, The Glacier Priest , at the Shrine Mosque in Peoria. ...Mania Page twenty-nine