Princeville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Princeville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1946 volume:

Q W' an Cosa M XX HOPAQQ, .1 'x .?,Yff..ft:11,, ,,..f :,-QT: if Q X O Xf Nxxqifig Qigggf 4629, K 'Nj 4,fff'. t f 0 W 49 , ff yffffaf ff am! sfwm df 1946 df 72zzL'zaevzfQ gm! gbppgx 7MMffRM4HUWWk4EWWU5WA My mmf mf QQMW enfmnf PRINCEVILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL PrinceviHe, Hlinois MAIN BUILDING HOME EC HOUSE E FARM SHOP 3 x GYMNASIUM IANITORS MR. HARRY WILLARIJ Mr, Willz1rd's 26th year at P. C. H, S. :till finds him thc same hurd- working, patient, and friendly mann that he was when we first mot him four ycnrs ago. MR fX I WEBILR Fulhlhng hrs pnsrtlon cxtrcmcly well, Mr. Wehcr has completed an- other year :rs assistant izlnitor. Page lhrfz' FORE ORD THIS, THE ELEVENTH VOLUME OF THE MAROON, WAS PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS HELEN KIENTZLE, MISS LOUISE RUNKLE, AND THE EDITOR, MISS DARTI-IA WESTEFER. THE GLEISSMAN STUDIO OF GALESBURG MADE THE PHOTOGRAPHS AND THE WALDEN S. FABRY STUDIO OF PEORIA THE SENIOR PORTRAITS. THE PRINTING PLATES WERE MADE BY THE INDIANAPOLIS EN- GRAVING COMPANY OF INDIANAPOLIS. THE BOOKS WERE PRINTED BY SEATON 81 SONS OF LA SALLE AND BOUND BY PFISTERER'S BINDERY OF GALESBURG. 5 L xp - 'S Q' ww xx Wx X ,QL X CCDNTEN1 S l'orw:ircl . . . Dcclicntimi Aclminisrrzition Classes Activities . , Sports . . . lfvcnrs . . Misccllaneous Z? ?- 7ffi44- gfelen Zdwqde DEDICATICD The Seniors hope that this honor bestowed upon you, Miss Kientzle, the first teacher of P. C. H. S. to be advisor for a class for four years, will express in part our sincere gratitude for the interest you have shown in our class. 1 .fs PEOPLE It Takes a Lot of People to lwake up a School--People to Administer to the Needs of the People Who Come to Learn -- Young or Old. It's People That Make a School YVhat it is, And so People--Teachers, Seniors, juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen Are This Book .... fa 'Kiev , X 1 xx VQZXWN ,x.fy'f' X .r',,-X' .1 x J . JW.s.m,..... 1 A ,,,. . ., . f.,.w,.m,M.. ,iw , , n,,, 7,1 Q! 1 ,ti W W. , , -'55 3 My K M? iam Wm S fi ADMINISTRATIQN Our daily schedule is under the capable supervision of our Board of Education, superintendent, faculty and office secretary. MM Board of Education We express sincere thanks to the Board of Education for making possible the oppor- tunity for us to attend this school. Byron Wcarg lid. Kuntzg Ralph Gclling, l'rc,vidrulg Rzly Ranch, Sf'rr'z'lary,' lffllllk Giuuws Superintendent As our superintendent, cnuiisclor, and advisor, you have Iistcmxl with sinccr triumphs. We 1:1':e Mr. Corclisu Secretary Mrs. Yzirnell is 21 Yury patient and efhcient uH'icc secretary, Her tasks pleasant to everyone. MR. VV, R. CURDIS, Superinfendwzt , A-an Y e interest to our excuses, problems, and this opportunity to say, Thank you, are numerous yet she Ends time to be I i MRS. MARGARET YARNELL, Secretary Page eleven ACULTY Miss ll1a1.EN KiEN'rzi,ta lfnglifll, Latin, IJ7'fl'7llILllC.l' Librarian, Trlfler Feli- ling Aclfuifor, Latin Club ilalvifor, Senior Arlviror. A. B., U. of I., 1940. A. M., U. of I., 1945. .Nlpha Lamba Delta, Eta Sigma Phi, Gregorian l.iterary Society. MR. W. R. CORDIS, Miss DORIS GuNs'riaN Stzperinterldfrif Home Economics, F, H. Xl. General Science, Phyficr, Advimr, junior Adviror. Aermiauiicf. B. S., Ill. S. N. U., 1944. B. S., U. of I., 1927. M. S., Education, U. of I., 1935. Sigma Delta Sigma, Kappa Phi Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Delta Kappa. 1 l Miss Louise RUNKLE MR. C. LYNDON BANNER MR. SHERRILL HAYpEN MRS. MARJORIE BROOKS lionlclarfping, SlI01'll1H'Yld, Vofrrzrionfzl Agrie:14lturf, Bi- World Hiflory, ECO7l0'WLlC.f, Englirh., Speech., Girli 'l'ypir1g. General Buxi- ology, Farm Meclzauicf, Ci-Uicx, Sociology, Citi- P. E., Dramaficf Club Ad- 1w.r.r. School Trz'a.f11rer, F. F. Xl. A dz'-ifor, Fre.rlz.- zemllip. vifor, G. A. A. Advixor. jlffm-non, Aglfyiynr, Tgjlgr man llflffiror, B. S., U. of I., l93ll. B. Ed., I. S. N. U., 1938, Pulzllxlviug Advlxor. B. S., U. of I., 1932. lVl. S., U. of 1., 1938. J0llet Junior College. li. S., Western State I. S. N. U. Phi Delta Kappa, Phi lip- Sigma Tau Delta. silon Kappa. Teachers College, 1941. Kappa Delta Pi. MR. DALE ENGELHORN MRs. JEAN CAMPBELL MR. Ltovn PRETTYMAN MR. lVlAllI.0N SAXTON American Hixtory, Coach, lifnggliflz, Speech, Sociology. Mntlzfmafiar. lllwic. Haml Director. B. ll. A. Adviror, Sopho- !X. B., lVlonmonrh College, B. Mus., Ill. W. U., 1936. Conservatory of Music of more Advisor. 1940. Western State Teachers Leipzig, Conservatory B. S., Bradley, 1937. Kappa Kappa Gamma. College, U. of S. D. of Music of Brussels University of Nebraska Beta Mu. Are People In The HKNQVVU I 1 2 I sn 3 TEACHERS IN ACTION We students of P. C. H. S. are proud to have such an outstanding faculty to teach and guide us. lgl CLASSES The school term '45--46 shows that the largest Class in school is the freshman, and the smallest the senior. We find that the juniors lead in the Stamp and Bond Contest. VVe also see the juniors and seniors al- ways busy trying to earn money in order to have the biggest prom and the best yearbook. XVe notiee that all the classes eontributed students to the various activities, events and honors of the year. SE ICR QFFICERS l.l'Ql 'l' TU RlGll'l': Miss Kicntzle, ,'14l'z.'f,ror. Corinne Miller, Prcfidfui. Wyan Stockclell, Vif'f-l'rm-izlrnl 7'I'!Y1J'lll'rf'7'. Page fIJ1II'fl 67l. Dartliu Wustefer, Smrrflarv- CORINNE MILLER Pretty Plearant Pat:y President 45 Vice-President 25 Re- porter 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Dramatics Play 35 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Library Staff 35 Maroon Staff 45 Tatler Staff 2, 3, 45 Speech Contest State 35 Speech Contest Sectional 45 D. A. R. 45 Senior Play. WYAN STOCKDELL Slim Slender Stoek.r Vice-President 45 B. A. A. 3, 45 Basketball 45 Senior Play. DARTHA WESTEFER Dainty Diligent Dany Secretary-Treasurer 45 Reporter 15 Glee Club 15 Operetta 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Play5 Dramatics Play 35 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 45 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Library Stall 1, 2, 35 Tzitler Staff 1, 45 Maroon Staff 3, 45 Speech Contest Sectional 35 Senior Play. PAULA ALLEN Tearing True Teddy President 25 Secretary-Treasurer 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 45 Library Staff 45 Tatler Staff 25 Cheer- leader 45 Band Queen 3, 45 Drum Majorette 3, 4. EVALYN BAURER Eager Elegant E'vie F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Staff 4. BESSIE BEAM Bright Beaming Ben Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 Dramatics Club I, 2, 35 Senior Play. ,W . K '51, i Page fifteen Page .vixleen ELVIN BOUTON Smiling, Sporty Shorty Junior Play, Dramaties Play 3, 4, l . F. A. 1, Dramatics Club 3, 4, li. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Stall 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Senior Play. IJUANIC F. CAMP Cure Clircrful ufilllllflll Cvlec Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Uperetta l, Z, 3, 4, Dramatics Club l, 2.14, B. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 41 Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 43 Track 4, 'latler Stall' 45 Dramatics Play 4. DORO'I'l'IY CAVADAS Depenrlablrf Dom-clrlii' Doi Gleg Club 3, 4g Operelta 3, 43 l . ll. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A, 1,2,3,4, junior Pluyg Drzunatics Club 3, 4. ROSENE CONLEY Rfnizirkzilile Rndiaul RMI President lg Secrets:ry-Treasurer 2, Glcc Club l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 4, Junior Play. Drzunaties Play ?4FHAl234GAA -9 w - - - 1 in a - - ' 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Tatler Staff 2, 3, 4: Maroon Stall 4, Cbeerleacler l, 2, 31 Speech Contest Preliminary 3, Vocal Contest District 4, Pep Club 45 Senior Play. ,l0YCl'i Dlfl,l5RllXllC Sririrlbfz' SiIlCI'fI' Sfmi'ty Glee Club lg Uperetta lg Secretary- lreasurer lg Band l, 2, 3, 43 Junior Playg F. H, A. l, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. l 2, 3, 41 Dramaties Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pen Club 4, Tafler Stall 43 Cbeerlencler l 2, 31 Senior Playg Orchestra 3. KA'l'Hl,lClQN DUISOIS Kimi Krfn Kathy F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, -lg G. A. A. l, 2, 3, Ml Latin Club 4g Dramatics Club 4, latle Staff 4. Senior Play. ORIE DUFFY eil MARJ M ifchievouf-M inded M arg F. H. A. 2g G. A. A. 2. MARTIN HOHULIN Miracle-Minded Marty Boys Glee Club 2 35 Opcrctta 2, 3, Baseball 2. DOROTHY KELLOGG Clrefrnl Gay Giggle: Glec Club l, 2, 3, 43 Operetta l, .., U 4 Banrl l, Z, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2,3,-1' 7 ' 4' Library Staff 4' tin Club +y Q G. A. A. l, -, J, , Music Contest Sectional 41 La RICHARD KOMP Daring Delightful Dick Pep Club 4, li. A. rl. 2, 43 'llatlu Stall' 33 Track 4. CURLISS U. LAISURE ' 'll'ant Buck O erctta 2, 45 Bright Bn 1 Glee Club 2, 4, p junior Play, Latin Club 4: Dramatlcs Club 2, 3, 41 B. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Stall 2, 33 Tarler Staff 4, Basketball 2 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4 Track 45 Senior Play. LAUBER VERNA Vivaciouf Volunmry Vern F. H. A. 25 G. . Page Jcventeca Pzlgf riglzlrrn FRANCES LEONI-lARD'l' Fair Friendly uF'fd7l71f'iEu F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4. ,IAMES MCDONNELL jolly ,lulcing jimmy Glce Club 2, 4, Opcretta 2, 4, junior Play, Dramatics Play 3, F. F. A. 3, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, B. A. A. 3, Tatler Staff 3, 4, Maroon Staff 4, Basketball 3, Track 4, Cheer- leader 4, Latin Club 4, Senior Play. Transferred from St. Bede 2. HOWARD R. MARSHALL Mighty Moufe Marshall Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, Junior Play, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Latin Club 4, B. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Football 4, Basketball Manager 4, Baseball Manager 4, Senior Play. NATHAN MARTIN Nice Nutty Nate F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, B. A. A. 3, 4, Track 4, Football 4. LORRAINE L. MUELLER Laughablc Lovable Lorrie Glee Club l, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 43 C. A. A. 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3. DON MU R RAY Mufrical Matter Murray Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Dramatics Play 3, Latin Club 4 Dramatics Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4 Library Staff 3, 4, Maroon Staff 3, 4 Tatler Staff 3, Basketball 1, 2, Speecl Contest State 3, 4, Vocal Contes Sectional 3, 4. DON SCHINDLER Sleepy Slow Squeak Vice President 35 F. F. A. 13 B. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Tatler Staff 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1 2 3 4' Football 4. MARY VERA SLANE Miraculouf Mary Merry Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 43 Dramatics Club 45 Senior Play. FLORENCE M. SMITH Silly Sweet Smitty G A A12 3,45Dra- F.H.A.3,-45 . . . , 5 matics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Tatler Staff 45 Speech Contest Pre- liminary 35 junior Play5 Senior Play. GLENN D. SNIFF, JR. Zealow Zeflful Zeke Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Uperetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Quartet 45 F. F. A. 1, 2, 35 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 B. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 45 Football 1 4. , Transferred from Farmer City High MILDRED SNYDER Mighty Nlarvelo-ur Milly Cl b 3, 45 Operetta 3, Glee u Latin Club 45 Library Staff 4. SHIRLEE SNYDER Lucky likable Lee ' Club 45 Operetta 45 F Girls Glee H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. G. A. A. 2, 3 Dramatics Club 4. Page nineteen a Class of H46' ' 'l'he Class of 46', has studied hard and long We have learned to distinguish the right from the wrong We have labored and have played Within our school We have learned from our teachers how to apply each rule. We are ready to leave our classmates and go out into the land 'llo be a credit to our school and to lend a helping hand , And we will be a success with our pencils and our pens Because a winner never quits3 and a quitter never winsf, -blames McDonnell Class Flower: Tdl'i5'71'lfCIf7L Rofe Class Colors: Purple and Gold Class Motto: A winner never quizr, A quitner Page lwenty Bli'l'T A VERNON STOLLER ' K Vigilanl Viciouf VeM1.ie F. F. A. 3. 43 Dramatics Club 4 ,lliFl S3l'RElTMA'l I'ER jolly jerring Jeffery President 33 F I Dramatics , Senior Play. GLA DYS WIELAND Gay Glamorour ncladdieu Reporter 3, 43 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta l, 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 4g junior Play3 Dramatics Play 33 F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 43 Dra- matics Club 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Library Stall 33 Tatler Staff 3, 43 Maroon Staff 43 Cheerleader lg Vocal Contest District 43 Senior Play. Y JANE WILSO N Blirrful Befnevole nt Bet Glee Cl ub 3, 43 0 G. A. A ' peretta 3, 43 . 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4. Transferred from Bradford High 3. never wim. . l. A. l, 2, 3 4 Club 2, 3, 4' SE IOR CLASS HI TQRY It was a bright sun-shiney day on August 31, 1942, when we first entered P. C. H. S. as green freshies. In a few days we became acquainted with each other and the faculty well enough to choose our officers and advisor: Rosene Conley, President, Louise Wagenbach, Vice-President, and Joyce Delbridge, Secretary-Treas- urer. We elected Miss Kientzle our advisor for the first year and each of the following years. During our first year we entered the Stunt Show, enjoyed our annual wiener roast with the sophomore class, and originated the Freshman-Sophomore St. Patrick's Party. The death of Louise Wagenbach, our beloved Vice- President, in January of our first year was indeed a great loss to all. The members of the faculty when we forty-four freshmen entered, were: Mr. Cordis, Miss Walker, Miss Runkle, Miss Kientzle, Mr, Reifsteck, Mr. Boynton, Mr. Hayden, Miss Engelking, Mr. Saxton, during the year Miss Flynn replaced Miss Engelkingg Mrs. Camp- bell, Mr. Boynton. Glenn Sniff joined our class While we were freshmen, jane Ann Kneer, james Ohlman, Betty Mclntyre, and Mary Alice and joan Somsag moved away. Harry Smith, Orville King, and George Baumgardner quit school that year. As enlightened sophomores we again chose a good set of officers: President, Paula Allen, Vice-President, Corinne Miller, and Secretary-Treasurer, Rosene Conley. The talent of the sophomores won first place for us in the Stunt Show, this year we also had our wiener roast and St. Patrick's Party with the freshmen. On April 1, twelve of our members, dressed as pickaninnies, helped the juniors carry out their Old South theme at the banquet and prom. This year we gained James McDonnell and lost Barbara Ladd, William Gould, and Forrest Krummel. We found some changes in our faculty: Mr. Prettyman replaced Miss Walker, Mr. Boynton returned from the Air Corps, and Mr. Hayden entered the army. During the year Mr. Banner took over the duties of Mr. Reif- steck, the Ag teacher. We came back as happy juniors and started in immediately earning money for our Junior-Senior Prom. We had several record dances on Fridays at the begin- ning of the year, gave our play Are You Mr. Butterworth? , on November 163 served lunches at the basketball games, and sold candy at noon. However, we took time off form our duties for a little pleasure, and journeyed to Jubilee State Park for our Junior-Senior Wiener Roast, and also entered the Stunt Show. Having worked hard on our prom, we will always think we presented the best prom ever to be given in P. C. H. S. The theme was Loveland , the date was April 145 the music was Freddie Stevens'. 'Our junior class officers capably supervised all our activitieszl Jeff Steitmatter, President, Donald Schindler, Vice-President, and Paula Allen, Secretary-Treasurer. Our class, with seven members in the cast, was well represented in the Dramatics Club Play, My Heart's In High, on May 4, three juniors went to the sectional speech contest, and two went on to the state. There were some new faces around school this year for Miss Gunsten was the new Home Ec teacher and Mr. Engelhorn came here as Coach. Although we welcomed a new member, Betty Wilson, to our class, we regretted losing Armond and David Sloan. -Beginning our last year in school as sophisticated seniors, a little sad, but a little proud, we started to work on our yearbook. We were fortunate to continue our senior year with the same class members. The faculty changes were: Mr. Hayden came back from the Army to take up his old duties, and Mrs. Brooks came to replace Mrs. Campbell, who left us to join her husband. We sponsored the annual Stunt Show to finance the MAROONg and on November 16, the gym was the scene of the Senior Carnival, which was the first carnival to be presented in our school for a number of years. You remember Donna Allen and Fred Lindquist were chosen queen and king. An Amateur Show sponsored by the Seniors was given on February 1 to a large audience who appreciated the varied program, it also was a financial success as far as the seniors were concerned. Entering the speech, vocal, and instrumental contests in our last year we won many honors. The seniors worked to win high honors in the band contest, too. A junior-senior party, March 7, proved the old saying, Too much work and no play makes jack a dull boy, an unwise saying. On May 4 we were honored by the juniors at the junior-Senior Prom, an event toward which we had been looking all year. Sunday evening, May 26, the Bacca- laureate Service for the Seniors was held. On May 29, the day following our hilarious class night, we marched up the aisle for the last time as students of our great school. Our officers, who served faithfully during the year were: President, Corinne Miller, Vice-President Wyan Stockdell, and Secretary-Treasurer, Dartha Westefer. History Committee: Dartha Westefer Duane Camp Marjorie Duffy Howard Marshall Page twenty-one JU ioRs OFFICERS RIGHT TO LEFT: Claude Rockel, Vifz'-Pre.riflcrii Charles Miller, Prmiflwzl Joyce White, Sccrrmry- Trzrai 11767 An eventful year for the Junior Class has passed, during which they won first prize in the Stunt Showg sponsored two dancesg sold refreshments at the gamesg produced a successful play Don'z Tnkf My Peiznyf' and gave an unusually good prom on May 4, under the supervision of Miss Gunsten. FIRST ROW: Mr, Corclis, Superirilrizderifg JoAnne Purcellg Betty Sniffg Leona Smithg Claude Rockelg Joyce VVhiteg Charles Millerg lVlartha Petersong Maxine Kelleyg Phyllis Kirtleyg and Mrs. Campbell, A1l'z'i.r0r. SECOND ROVV: Arthur Trowhridgeg Marjorie Morrisg Bernice Wagenbaclig Wilblir W-ilsong Juanita Sliortg Ruth Grunerg Dick Nolandg Dorothy Calleryg Ruth Ann Oakesg Betty Strcitmattei' and Earl Hietter. THIRD ROW: Joe Stollerg Warren Oppeg Bob Streitmatterg Cecelia Dallingerg C'lil'lord Scottg Miriam Hemmerg 'lied Gollrierg livelyn Grunerg Tom Fosterg Fred Grunerrg and Mary Beam, FOURTH ROVV: Robert Callcryg Donna Boyerg Albert Wysg Wilfred Hansong Jessie Begnerg Glenn Dul3oisg liarlmarzi Clieesmang Tom Fogertyg Rosemary Sclielkopfg Elmer Shawg Velma Stewartg and Dororhy Camp. Page twenty-two ' SOPHOMORES E OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Engelhorn, Adviror Donna Allen, Vice-Prefident Wendell Hutson, Prefident Audrey Buskirk, Secretary- Trearufer. With two years of our high school days gone We look back over the year in which we won second in the Stunt Show and held our Wiener roast with the freshmen. Twenty of our boys and girls were chosen to be waiters and waitresses at the Junior-Senior Prom. FIRST ROW: Mr. Cordis, S1lpE7'i7Lf6'7ld6I'lI,' Doris Oppelzg Janet Marting Betty McDonnellg Marcella Whittakerg Betty Lindseyg Audrey Buskirk, Wendell Hutsong Donna Alleng Audrey Heinzg Betty Burtong Emily Menoldg and Mr. Engelhorn, Advimr. SECOND ROW N S d B : ona .ny erg etty Stockdellg Ruth Stoeckerg Patricia Laisureg Ruth Guthg Della Streitmatterg Wayne Millerg Bill Germang Mary Wysg Barbara Delbridgeg Louise Gouldg Cleta Stewartg and Marilyn Boyer. THIRD ROW: Bob Murnang Duane Stahlg Clilforcl Theobaldg Dean Heinzg John Knellg Dale Dickinsong Frances Fairfield: Eleanor Asalg Bernard Harney: Eugene Elyg Arthur Baurerg Donald Streitmatterg and Charles Hemmer. FOURTH ROW: Donna Fryg Charles Berryg Harold Predmoreg Charles Wilsong Eugene Talbertg Harold Friedmang Donald Mitchellg blames Messersmithg Lester Smithg George McManisg Ed Harmong Marthajean Baughmang and Betty Lawrence. --A-, Page twenty-three FRESHME t OFFlCERS I,Iul 'l' TO Rl Robert Perdelwitz, l'1-fnflwnl Mr. Banner, ,4di'i.iw- Winilred Callery, View-l'rr.ridfv1l Patricia Allen, Sfrrrlarv- 4'1'Ili',y-jour 7'!'f'll,fIIf! r Having completed our first year in P. C. H. S. known to all as green freshiesf' we are proud of the fact that our class is the largest in schoolg and having acquainted all with our many abilities we are anxious to begin our second year in school. FIRST ROW: Mr. Cordis, Si1pfrinfcndf'nf,' Barbara Colgang Alberta Mitchellg Wintress Websterg Kay Murphyg Glenn Marting Winifred Calleryg Robert Perdelwitzg Patricia Alleng Thomas Maherg Mae Calleryg Jeanne Coatsg Betty Guthg VViIma Wielandg and Mr. Banner, ,4di'i,i-or. SECOND ROW: Patsy Sniffg Joanne Ryanq Anna May Nolandg Marjorie Petersong Mary Crooksg blames Weaverg Raymond Rockelg Mary Ellen Beallg Ethel Burnsg joan Berryg Virginia Burdieki lfileen Heinzg Doris Millerg Mary Ann Smithg and Madeline Ault. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Grunerg Dolores Goffrierg Donald Dellg Lee Murray: Ralph Reedg Dale Harlang Harry Herrmanng Don Baughinang Norman Wielandg Bill Rewertsg Maurice Craing joe Blankg Margaret Di1Bois1 and Leone Wilcox. l UUR'l1H ROVV: Carl Kneerg Fred Lindqnistg Donald Dallingerg Bob Slant-g Beverly Nussg Shirley liiedrbeckg Gleynafa Bawng Bill Moodyg l,averne Messersinithg Dick Carterg Frank Kraft: Mark Hillg Alphia Hohuling and Dean Burns. i ACTIVITIES P. C. H. S. certainly has a well- rounded school program that pre- pares one not only for college but also for life. It develops our person- alites, poise and social understanding, as Well as increases our knowledge. , 5 0: ,N M157 R v f .- ' :wx lfffffxw -x ' X 5 , 'J '-I-ix im-WL ,I m we .C. ..BA ww BAND MEMBERS Donna Allen: Patricia Alleng Paula Allen: Kay Bannerg Doris Bawng Shirley Biederbeckg Dorothy Calleryg Mae Calleryg WVinifred Calleryg Rosene Conleyg Caryl Cordisg Barbara Delbriclgeg Joyce Delbridgeg Dale Dickinsong Tom Fogertyg Richard Eosterg Tom Fosterg Marvin Gravesg Evelyn Grunerg Ruth Grunerg Fred Grunertg Ed Harmong Eileen Heinzg Dorothy Kelloggg Doris Kraftg Patty LaMayg Betty Lawrenceg George McManisg James Messersmithg Corinne Millerg Kay Murphyg Donald Murrayg Ruth Ann Oakes: Marjorie Petersong Martha Petersoug Donna Pierceg Donald Pulleng JoAnne Purcellg Rosemary Schelkopfg Elmer Shawg Juanita Shorty Virginia Smithg Velma Stewartg Arthur Trowbridgeg Wintress Websterg james Montgomeryg Dartha Westeferg Gladys Wielandj Leone Wilcoxg and Mr. Saxton, Director. This year the P. C. H. S. Band is again privileged to have Mr. M. M. Saxton as its capable leader. We have enjoyed playing for the annual Princeville Homecoming, American Legion meeting, and several football and basketball games. We have four drum maiorettes: Rosemary Schel- kopf, lylary Ellen Beall, Kay lVlurphy, and Paula Allen. Paula is also Band Queen. We participated in the Blackhawk Band Festival at Galva in April. OFFICERS OF P. C. H. S. BAND Donald Murray, Prerident Caryl Cordis, Vice-Prefident Betty Lawrence, Secrcfary-Trfa .i'1 zrer age 'f Wy'6fg'1' PAULA ALLEN, Band Qum GLEE C Thirty-eight girls and twenty-seven boys were members of our glee clubs. They were spirited and sincere groups throughout the year. Their singing has been enjoyed in all programs in which they have had a part. The climax of the year was the presentation of The Child of Betlilehcvnfl a Christmas Cantata, which was appreciated by many. Selected groups and soloists were entered in the district contest and in the Blackhawk Music Festival. GI,lCI'l CLUB OI IfICICRS Donald Murray. lJI'6JIfllF11f Don Baughman, V'It'U-lJ7'FJIC1lc'7lI'f Paula Allen, Secretary-Trea.r14rf'r AT PIANO: Dale Dickinson. FIRST ROW: Thomas Maher: Kay Murphy: Marjorie Peterson: Mildred Snyder: Mark I-Iillg Don Baughmang Bob Slane: Ed Harmon: Patricia Laisureg Martha Peterson: Betty Sniffg Frank Kraft: and Mr. Prettyman, Dirleclor. SECOND ROW: john Knellg Alphia Hohuling Ruth Gruner: Dorothy Cavadasg Della Streit- matterg Evelyn Grunerg Betty Burton: Ruth Ann Oakes: Mary Ellen Beallg Betty Mc Donnellg Rosene Conley: and Betty Lindsey. THIRD ROW: Audrey Busairk, Audrey Heinz, Maurice Crain: Patsy Sniffg Donna Fry: Paula .Xlleng Marcella Whittaker: I,ee Murrayg Emily Menold: Jessie Begnerg JoAnne Purcell: and Fred Grunert. FOURTH ROW: Rosemary Schelkopfg Donna Allen: Cleta Stewart: Betty Wilsong Wendell llutsong Tom Foster: Lester Smith: Duane Stahl: Fred Lindquistg Duane Camp: Barbara Colgan: Shirley Biederheckg and Dorothy Kellogg. FIFTH ROW: Marjorie Morris: Cecelia Dallinger: Gladys Wieland: Robert Calleryg Dick Noland: Elmer Shaw: Tom Fogerty: james McDonnell: Glenn Sniffg Bill German: Mary Vera Slane: Gleynafa Bawng Howard Marshall: and Donald Murray. Q s Page twenty-nine P. C. H. S. CDRCHESTR Page thirty FIRST ROW: Paula Al'eng Rosemaiy Schelkopfg -Iuaniia Shork Donna Alleng and Tom Fogerty. SECOND ROW: Dale Diikinsong lilmcr Shawg Fred Grunertg and Patricia Allen. With only four members back from last year, the orchestra, under the direction of Fred Grunert, played for a number of local affairs. We are proud to have had the opportunity to swing and sway to this school orchestra and of the line job they have done. AROQN STAFF LEFT TU RIGHT: Donald Murray, B'LtJ'TI13J'J' Managerg Tom Foster, Affirtant Burinerr Manager,- Mr. Corclis, S1fpfrif1l1'111Iw'11f,' Joyce White, funinr lfdilnrg Roscne Conley, Circufaiion, jlflgviagerg Darthn NVQ-steler, lfrfiirfr, Alzimes lVlcDnnnell, f:TflTlllHfT017 flfanagerg Miss Runkle, Advirorg Corinne Miller, Zllanagivzg l:'ffifm',- :incl Gladys Wielaml, Production Manager. This staff Consists of eight members and their acl- visor, Miss Runl-zle, who have worked diligently to make this a bigger and better MARCON. We hope that in your opinion we have achieved our goal. Pagzr thi1ty-one TATLER STAFF Ul'R SCHOOL 1NQI'.WSP.XPER IS l'lDI'I'lNfD BY 'l'WliN'l'Y TWO S'l'UDlCN'l'S. MKNY NNN C'Ul,U'X lNS HAVE BEEN MJDIQD TO THIS NIUNTHLY I'UBl,IC.'X'1'l0N, WHICH ls .XNXIOUSLY AWHXITED BY ALI, THE Sl'I3SCRlBliRS. FIRSI' ROW: ISL-tty Limlscyg Roacnc Cmmlryg furinm' Milk-rg Rnscnwry Svluflknplg nm! Aluyn llullvriclgc. SECOND ROW: Miss Kicntzlv, la'ffflf'rly All-z'i,mf',' lfvciyn Uruncrg xlzuncs fxlrllunnp-Ili 'Ibm Fustcrg Gladys W'iL-lznmlg Kuthlccn Dulinisg l lorcnL'c Smithg and Curliss I,2'liSlll'L'. THIRD RUXV: BIIFIHZITII Dcllwridgcg Mary lillcn BUJIIIQ ,lzum-s xlL'SS'I'Sl1HIhQ llllfflail XVQ-xtvfw Klxss Runklu, lHflf!i,vlfiffg .III,'l'l',xUl',' :xml Dunne Camp, I Ul7R'lNH RUXV: Dick Nulzzmlg lfurl Hictturg llliyfl' Whirqg Klfil'-iliill' XIIIITISQ Mr. Curfli .Slfpawfnlwrzfiwzif and Donna Fry. I1 1111 x lm, LIBRARY STAFF MANY MAGAZINES AND 'BOOKS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE LIBRARY DURING THE YEAR TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL READING AND REFERENCE FOR THE STU- DENTS. THE EIGHTEEN LIBRARIANS HAVE ASSISTED OTHERS IN FINDING BOOKS AND HAVE KEPT THE LIBRARY IN ORDER. LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Kientzle, Advifon' Barbara Chcesmang Juanita Shortg Mary Ellen Beallg Donald Murrayg Dorothy Kellogg: Betty Lawrenceg Dorothy Calleryg Joyce Whiteg Bernice Wagenbachg Miriam Hemmerg JoAnne Purcellg Paula Alleng Glcynafa Bawng Donna Fryg Mildred Snyderg Patricia Laisureg Ed Harmong and Evalyn Baurer CSeatedD. Page thirty-three DRA ATICS CLUB FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Smith: Kay Murphy: Martha Peterson: Juanita Shorty Betty McDonnell: Betty Lawrence: Marcella Whittaker: Barbara Delbridge: Marthajean Baughmang Rosene Conley: Corinne Miller: Gladys Wielandg Kathleen DuBois: Betty Lindsey: Marjorie Morris: Mary Ellen Beallg Alberta Mitchell: Jeanne Coats: and Betty Burton. SECOND ROW: Dartha Westeferg Doris Miller: Marjorie Peterson: Mae Callery: Anna May Noland: Betty Sniffg Leona Smith: Dean Burns: Tom Foster: Donald Murray: Glenn Sniffg Gleynafa Bawn: Phyllis Kirtleyg Velma Stewart: Maxine Kelley: Patsy Snillg Audrey Heinzg Audrey Buskirkg and Mrs. Brooks, Adviror. THIRD ROW: Joyce White: Miriam Hemmer: Janet Martin: Donna Fry: Vernon Stollcrg Duane Camp: Ed Harmon: Lester Smitlig Elmer Shaw: Fred Gruncrtg Tom Fogertyg James McD0nnellg Shirlee Snyder: Dorothy Cavadas: Barbara Colgan: Shirley Bicderbeckg Betty Wilson: and Mary Vera Slzme. FOURTH ROW: Robert Calleryg Charles Miller: Dick Nolandg Earl Hietterg Arthur Trow- bridge: Joyce Delbridgeg Cecelia Dallingerg JoAnne Purcell: JeH Streitmatter: Corliss Laisureg Nathan Martin: and Bob Streitmatter. FIFTH ROW: Dorothy Campg Dorothy Calleryg Rosemary Schelkopfg Ruth Ann Oakes: Barbara Cheesmang Elvin Boutong Evelyn Gruncrg Ted Gollrierg Raymond Rockel: Bill Germang and Wendell Hutson. Starting out the year with Mrs. Campbell as advisor and continuing under the direction of Mrs. Brooks, this large group has given many fine assembly programs and one act plays. Several entered the annual speech contest, with the winners going to the sec- tional and state contests, proving the valuc of such an organization and the ability of our students. DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS Corinne Miller, Preridem Rosene Conley, Vice-l'r.eJident Gladys Wieland, Secrrmry-Tfearmer Elmer Shaw, junior Committee Mefmber Betty McDonnell, Sophomore Committezf Member Page tlmig four C TIN CLUB FIRST ROW: Miss Kientzle, Adviforg Donna Fry: Betty Lawrenceg Donna Alleng Joyce White: Paula Allen: Marcella Whittaker: Mildred Snyder: and Kathleen DuBois. SECOND ROW: Mary Vera Slaneg Ruth Grunerg Juanita Shortg Cleta Stewart: Patricia Luisurc. Audrey Heinz: Miriam Hcmmer: Evelyn Grunerg and Rosemary Schelkopf. THIRD ROW: Dartha Westeferg Dorothy Kelloggg Della Steitmatterg Bill German: NVendell Hutsun: Ruth Ann Oakes: Dorothy Calleryg JoAnne Purcellg and Donna Boyer. FOURTH ROW: Ed Harmon: Fred Grunertg Howard Marshall: Corliss Laisure' Tom Foster' Donald Murray: James McDonnell: and George McManis. I 7 After a lapse of several years, the Latin Club was organized by the students who desired to gain a fuller knowledge of Latin and the Romans. A Christmas program and party and several other interesting meetings Were included in the club's schedule. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Joyce White, Pmrident Donna Allen, Vice-President Paula Allen, Secretary-Treafurer Page thirty-ive ATHOLIC RELIGIG FIRST ROW: Donna Alleng JoAnne Purcellg Rosemary Schelkopfg Dorothy Calleryg Paula Alleng Rosene Conleyg Betty McDonnellg Dartha Westeferg Patricia Allen: Kathleen DuBoisg Mae Calleryg Joanne Ryang and Frank Kraft. SECOND ROW: Tom Maherg James lVlcDonnellg Lester Smith: Juanita Shortg Frances Eairlieldg Winifred Calleryg Audrey l-leinzg Barbara Colgan. Eileen Heinzg Margaret DuBoisg Bernard Harneyg and George McManis. THIRD ROW: Warren Oppeg Mark Hill: Clifford Theobaldg Joe Blankg Glenn DuBoisg Earl Hietterg Rev. Father j. A. Gordon, ln,rt1'urlor,- lVlr. Corrlis, Suprririlm1der1l,' Ed Harmong Eugene Elyg Tom liogertyg Robert Calleryg and Dean Heinz. The Catholic Religion Class meets weekly in room three. Our instructor is Rev. Fr. A. Gordon. This year We are studying a book, The Faith of Milliom, by Rev. John O,Brien and a Weekly paper Our Sunday Viritor. The religion class is very beneficial to all students and helps us to become upright and honorable American citizens. Page thirty-.fix PRUTESTA T RELIGIO FIRST ROW: Rev. Lee Smith, Instructor: Phyllis Gruner: Betty Guth: Marjorie Peterson: Anna May Noland: Shirley Biederbeck: Kay Murphy: Mary Ann Smith: Donna Fry: Betty Wilson: Marcella Whittaker: Corinne Miller: Florence Smith: Joyce Delbridge: Betty Lawrence: Barbara Delbridge: Wintress Webster: and Rev. Charles Smith, Imtructor. SECOND ROW: Della Streitmatter: Betty Burton: Leona Smith: Betty SniE: Mary Ellen Beall: Verna Lauber: Patsy Sniff: Audrey Buskirk: Betty Stockdell: Ruth Stoecker: Cleta Stewart: Patricia Laisure: Ruth Guthg Maxine Kelley: Joyce White: and Ruth Ann Oakes. THIRD ROW: Mr. Cordis, S1aperi1Lteende'nt,- Fred Grunert: Clifford Scott: Dick Noland: Dorothy Kellogg: Mary Vera Slane: Marjorie Duffy: Dorothy Cavadas: Barbara Cheesman: Dorothy Camp: Donna Boyer: Marilyn Boyer: Velma Stewart: Phyllis Kirtley: Martha Peterson: Evelyn Gruner: and Ted GoErier. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Rockel: Harold Predmoreg Wilbur Wilson: Charles Miller: Tom Foster: Donald Murray: Howard Marshall: Dale Dickinson: Wendell Huston: Wayne Miller: Bill German: Elmer Shaw: Claude Rockel: Elvin Bouton: Duane Camp: Corliss Laisure: and Dean Burns. The Protestant Religion Class was instructed by Rev. Charles Smith and Rev. Lee Smith. It had approximately sixty members. Rev. Lee Smith taught us why and how to study the Bible, and Rev. Charles Smith instructed us in our study of the Biblical characters, prayer, and the gospels. This class has helped us to understand and appreciate the Bible, The Word of God. Page thirty .re-vm Future Homemakers of America The eighty-two girls in the F. H. A, have completed an unusually profitable year under the guidance of Miss Gunsten. ln addition to the annual Hayraclt Ride-Box Social with the F. F. A., the clula enjoyed many demonstrations, initiated a point system, and sent forty-five girls to East Peoria to the Annual Spring Rally of twenty-six Homemaking Clubs. FIRST ROW: Eileen Heinzg Frances Leonhardtg Beverly Nnssg Margaret DuBoisg Joanne Ryang Doris Oppelzg -loan Berryg Lorraine Muellerg lfimily Menoldg Ruth Grunerg Betty Stotkdellg Alessie liegnerg Nona Snyderg Ruth Guthg Dorothy Kelloggg Della Strtitmatterg Cleta Sttwarrg Marilyn Boyer: and Phyllis Gruner. SECOND ROW: Winifred Calleryg Patricia Laisnreg liarhara Delhridgeg Bfvly Lawrf'nu:g Marcella Wlhittakerg Donna lfryg Roseue Conley: Leona Sniithg Marjorie Morrisg Berry Lindseyg Hefty Burtong Marjorie lletersong Wlintress Wehsterg Bernice VVagenlmachg Rosvrnary Schelkopfi yIoAnne Purcell: Shirley Bierlerbeckg Jeanne Coatsg Madeline Aultg and Ruth Stoecker, THIRD ROW: Patricia Alleng Donna Allcng Paula Alleng Betty McDonnellg Betty Snillg Florence Smithg Joyce Delbridgeg Martha Retersong Anna May Nolandg Mae Calleryg Joyce Whitei Doris Millerg Mary Ann Smithg Dorothy Calleryg Leone VVi'coxg Dorothy Cavadasg Mary VVysg lileanor Asalg and Betty Guth. FOURTH ROW: livalyn Baurerg Barbara Clieesmang Patsy Snirlg Mary Ellen Beallg Donna lioyerg Dorothy Canipg Cecelia Dallingerg lfivelyn Grunerg janet Marting Miriam Hennnerg Kathleen Dulioisg Gladys Wielandg liarhara Colgang Maxine Kelleyg Mary Beamg Velma Stewartg Phyllis Kirtleyg Shirlee Snyderg Louise Gouldg and Wilma Wieland, Sl'iA'l'lfD AT 'l'.'Xl3l,lf: Ruth Ann Oaltesg Corinne Millerg Miss Gunsten, .lilrilfmrq and Dartha Westefer. l ll'l'URlz ll0MIiNlAKERS Ol AMI-QRICX-4UFFICERS Dartha Westefer, Prefident Corinne Miller, Vive-Prefidmt Ruth Ann Oakes, Sfmrlary-7'rr11,i'11rrr 1 IAC Ilzzrtx cigfzl Future Farmers of America The Princeville Chapter of Future Farmers of America had an eventful year. Nathan Martin was elected President and with the help of the other olhcers directed the activities and interests of the chapter very capably. The Parent and Son Banquet, Seed Selling Contest, the Pest Control Contest, and the broadcast over VVMBD were the highlights of the year. FIRST ROW: Arthur Trowbridgeg Elmer Shaw, Wilfred Hanson, james Messersmithg Harold Predmoreg Jeff Streitmatterg and Vernon Stoller. SECOND ROW: Ed Harmon, Bernard Harney, Glenn Marting Bill Rewerts, Thomas Maher, Warren Oppeg Alphia Hohuling Ralph Reedg Donald Dallingerg and Bill Moody. THIRD ROW: Arthur Baurerg Eugene Elyg Lester Smith, Albert Wysg Tom Fogerty, and Norman Wieland. FOURTH ROW: Dick Carter, Dean Burns, Bob Slaneg Clifford Theobaldg Charles Hemmerg and Robert Perdelwitz. FIFTH ROW: Glenn DuBois, Joe Stollerg Donald Streitmatterg Duane Stahlg Laverne Messersmithg and Maurice Crain. STANDING: Mr. Cordis, Superintendevm Nathan Martin, and Mr. Banner, Advisor. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA-OFFICERS Nathan Martin, Prexident Arthur Trowbridge, Vice-Prefidem Elmer Shaw, Secretary Wilfred Hanson, T rearurer Harold Predmore, Sentinel Page thirty-nine GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO Page forty FIRST ROW: Eleanor Asalg Mary Wysg Joan Berryg Alberta Mitchellg Phyllis Kirtleyg Evelyn Grunerg Dolores Golfrierg Rosene Conleyg Joyce Delbridgeg Florence Smithg Betty Lawrenceg Kay Murphyg Evalyn Baurerg Rosemary Schelkopfg Donna Alleng and Barbara Delbridge. SECOND ROW: Patsy Sniffg Betty Lindseyg Marcella Whittakerg Mae Calleryg Martha Petersong Betty Sniffg Leona Smithg Marjorie Petersong Wilma Wielandg Doris Millerg Dartha Westeferg Betty Guthg Betty Burtong Phyllis Grunerg Dorothy Calleryg Ruth Grunerg Doris Oppelzg and Frances Leonhardt. THIRD ROW: Anna May Nolandg Winifred Calleryg Paula Alleng Jessie Begnerg Donna Boyerg Betty McDonnellg Mary Ellen Beallg Joanne Ryang Audrey Buslcirkg Della Streitmatterg Corinne Millerg Mary Ann Smithg Wintress WebstergJoAnne Purcellg Bernice Wagenbachg Ruth Ann Oakes: Dorothy Cavadasg and Leone Wilcox. FOURTH ROW: Miss Gunsten, Advirorq Patricia Alleng Ruth Stoeckerg Dorothy Campg Maxine Kelleyg Velma Stewartg Patricia Laisureg Eileen Heinzg Joyce Whiteg Janet Marting Audrey Heinzg Marilyn Boyerg Marjorie Morrisg Juanita Shortg Dorothy Kelloggg Donna Fryg Louise Gouldg and Emily Menold. FIFTH ROW: Betty Stockdellg Margaret DuBoisg Shirley Biederbeckg Beverly Nussg Gleynafa Bawng Barbara Colgang Ruth Guthg Betty Wilsong Cleta Stewartg Barbara Cheesmang Miriam Hemmerg Jeanne Coatsg Shirley Snyderg Kathleen DuBoisg Gladys Wielandg and Cecelia Dallinger. Under Mrs. Brooks, capable leadership, the Girls Athletic Association had an eventful year. The association's activities included such events as parties, games, and hikes. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-OFFICERS Florence Smith, Prerident Joyce Delbridge, Vice-Prerident Betty Lawrence, Secretary-Trearurer BUYS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO FIRST ROVV: Mr. Hayden, Affiftant Coachg Dale Dickinsong Fred Grunertg Ted Golfrierg Don Schindlerg Harold Friedmang Mr. Cordis, Superintendentg Arthur Trowbridgeg Bob Steitmatterg Nathan Marting Howard Marshallg and Mr. Engelhorn, Coach. SECOND ROW: Dick Nolanclg Claude Rockelg Clifford Scottg Robert Calleryg Robert Perdelwitzg Charles Millerg Earl Hietterg Wyan Stockdellg Duane Campg Dean Heinzg John Knellg Glenn Snilfg and Elmer Shaw. THIRD ROW: Tom Fogertyg Joe Blankg Frank Kraftg Mark Hillg Bill Moodyg Bill Rewertsg Fred Lindquistg Charles Wilsong Charles Hemmerg Wayne Millerg Lester Smithg Wilbur Wilsong Donald Dellg Donald Mitchellg and Bob Slane. FOURTH ROW: Dick Carterg James Messersmithg Eugene Petersong Eugene Elyg Bernard Harneyg Harold Predmoreg Eugene Talbertg Corliss Laisureg Richard Kompg Ed Harmong George McManisg Lee Murrayg Bill Germang Wendel Hutsong and Elvin Boutou. All the boys interested in sports joined the Boys Athletic Associationg it was these boys under the leadership of the officers and the coaches that made this organization an outstanding group. BOYS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-OFFICERS Don Schindler, Preridsnt Harold Friedman, Vice-Prexident Ted Golfrier, Secretary-Treafurer Page forty-one PEGPLE IN SPORTS It is not just the players on the vari- ous teams but the entire student body, faculty and other spectators that make sports an enthusiastic activity. Cx or VR ' 'NR u W , Sofkiw 'fcfiy X ' x 5 , 'J Pf Page forty-fouf CQACHES COACH DALE ENGELHORN lVlr. lfngelhorn came to P. C. H. S. from the Army Air Corps in September 1944. Before entering the service he coached at East Peoria High School. He was instrumental in getting football started at P. C. H. S.3 and although the team won only one game out of seven played, we consider that a good record ltr their first season. He was also coach of our hard lighting Basketball Varsity. ASSISTANT COACH S. B. I-IAYDICN After serving in the Armed Forces, Mr. Hayden returned to take up his duties as assistant coach. Mr. Hayden is to be congratulated for coaching the junior Varsity Basketball team to a victorious year of many wins and few losses. He was also in charge of those boys who were out for track. MANAGERS FOOTBALL DEAN HEINZ Dean Heinz could be seen running with a towel and a first aid kit to the boys out on the field and doing a number of endless tasks that a manager has to do. BASKETBALL WILBUR WILSON and HOWARD MARSHALL We were lucky to have two such competent man- agers as Howard and Wilbur to manage the boys during this basketball season. Not gaining a lot of fame and honor, these boys deserve much praise and thanks for their untiring willingness. Page forty-five FOOTB LL TEA FIRST ROW: Mr. Engclhorn, Coafrlzq Arthur Trowbridgeg Dale Dickinsong Charles Millerg Don Schindlerg Elvin Boutong Glenn Sniftg Corliss Laisureg Nathan Marting Duane Campg and Howard Marshall. SECOND ROW: Harold Friedmang Robert Calleryg Ted Goffrierg Fred Gruncrtg Earl Hietterg Bob Streitmatterg Elmer Shawg Tom Eogertyg Charles Hemmerg and Wayne Miller. THIRD ROW: Lee Murrayg Fred Lindquist: Bob Slancg Lester Smithg Joe Blankg Charles Wilsong Robert Perdelwitzg Claude Rockelg john Knellg and Mr. Hayden, Auiftant Coach. Playing Well during their first year of football, the boys will come back next fall to show us that they have benefited from this year's training. Since 1905 P. C. H. S. has not had a football team, so We are glad to add football to our list of sports. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1945 September 27 Manual October 5 Washington October 9 Canton October 15 East Peoria October 19 Wyominig October 22 Canton Page forty-fix Here Here Here There Here There BASKETBALL VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Elvin Boutong Don Schindlerg Glenn Snilfg Earl Hietterg Wyan Stockdellg -'Xrthur Trowbriclgeg Charles Millerg Elmer Shaw, Ted Gorlrierg Duane Camp, John Knellg and llarolcl Frieclmzln. CEN'lil'lR: Mr. lfngelliorn, Coach. Losing several players from last year, Coach Engelhorn picked his first twelve, who showed the fans that they possessed courage, eagerness, pep and sportsmanship in their competition with difficult teams. November 13 November 15 November 20 November 23 November 27 November 28 November 30 December 12 December 14 December IS-21 january 2 January 4 January 8 january ll january 17 january 18 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1945-46 Williaiiislielcl Washburli Tremont Toulon Wyomilig East Peoria 'Wetherslield Chillicothe Dunlap P. C. H. S. liournument Glasford Elmwood Waliiut Brimlield Farmington Tremont There 'T here Here Here There There Here There Here Here Here Here Here There There There Page fortfy-:even January 22 January 25 January 28 January 30 February 5 February 8 February 12 February 15 February 19 February 22 February 26 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1945-46 Ccontinuedj Wyoming Here Dunlap There Toulon There East Peoria Here Brimfield Here Chillicothe Here Washburn Here Elmwood There Knoxville Here Glasford There Regional Tournament Galesburg BASKETBALL IU IOR VARSITY The Iunior Varsity, a group of eager, fighting boys anxious to show their ability, have won all but a few games. Under the leadership of Coach Engelhorn and Coach Hayden these boys will come back next year offering tough competition to the opposing teams. FIRST ROW: Dean Heinzg Clifford Scottg Fred Grunertg Elmer Shawg Bob Streitmatterg Arthur Trowbridgeg Charles Millerg Ted Godrierg Donald Dellg Bill Moodyg Fred Lindquist. SECOND ROW: Mr. Engelhorn, Coaclzq Claude Rockelg Bob Slaneg Donald Mitchellg Wendell Hutsong Mr. Hayden, Afxirta-nt Coaclzg Robert Perdelwitzg Wayne Millerg Lester Smithg Charles Hemmerg Charles Wilsong Mr. Cordis, Superintendent. Page forty-eight April April April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May BASEB LL FIRST ROW: Bob Slaneg Harold Friedmang Fred Grunertg Dick Nolandg Claude Rockelg Arthur Trowbridgeg Ted Golfrierg Dean Heinzg Donald Dellg and George lVlcManis. SECOND ROW: Charles Wilsong Fred Lindquistg Don Baughmang Clifford Scottg Mark Hillg g,oedBlankg Ed Harmong Lester Smithg Robert Perdelwitzg Lee Murrayg Wayne Millerg and Harold re more. THIRD ROW: Ronald Kingg Bob Sreitmatterg Charles Millerg Earl Hietterg Mr. Engelhorn, Coachg Elvin Boutong Glenn Sniifg Don Schindlerg Elmer Shawg John Knellg Duane Campg and Corliss Laisure. With part of our boys back from last year We began our baseball season April 5 on our new athletic field. Coach Englehorn and his eager fighting boys completed a successful season. BASEBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1946 3 Peoria Central 8 Roosevelt Jr. High 9 Corpus Christi 12 Manual 16 Woodruff 17 East Peoria 19 Woodruff 23 Kewanee 25 Spalding 26 Glasford 30 Corpus Christi 2 East Peoria 3 Glasford 6 Roosevelt Jr. High 7 Central 9 Manllal 10 Spalding 14-17 District Tournament There There There There There Here Here There There There Here There Here Here Here Here Here Page forty-nine Page fifty TRACK FIRST ROW: Dick Carter, James Nlessersmithg Charles Hemmerg Richard Kompg Dale Dickinsong Howard Marshall, Donald Nlitchellg james lVlcDonnellg Duane Campg and Corliss Laisure. SECOND ROVV: Bob Slaneg lrlzimld Fricdmang Lester Smithg Wendell Hutsong Ed Harmon, Clifford Scottg Robert Perdelwitzg Joe Blankg Eugene Talhertg Wayne Miller, Eugene Elyg George MclVl:inisg Bernard Harney, and Norman Wieland. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hayden, Crmrfzg Fred Gruncrtg lilmer Shawg Dick Nolandg Charles Millerg Bob Streitmatterg Arthur Trowbridgcg lfarl Hietterg Glenn Snillg Harold Predmoreg Ted Goffrierg and Claude Rockel. This is the first year we have had track since the war began. The boys participated in the following: 100 yard dash, 220 yard dash, 440 yard dash, 880 yard dash, mile relay, half mile relay. pole vault, broad jump, high jump, shot, discus, 120 high hurdles, 220 low hurdles. CHEERLEADERS A D PEP C UB LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Alleng Marcella Whittakerg James McDonnell5 Donna Alleng and Dorothy Callery. CHEERLEADERS The athletic teams have been supported with much pep and enthusiasm this year. Pep meetings were held in the gym or in the assembly on the days of games. This year's cheerleaders have led us in some rousing cheers and have kept the enthusiasm and spirit alive during the games. PEP CLUB To add enthusiasm to the sport goers and encouragement to the players, ti., cheerleaders organized a Pep Club of twenty members. They were seen in their maroon and white cheering the boys to victory. Patricia Alleng Mary Ellen Beallg Wiriifred Calleryg Rosene Conleyg Cecelia Dallingerg Barbara Delbridgeg Joyce Delbridgeg Tom Fosterg Richard Kompg Betty Lawrenceg Betty lVlcDonntll, Corinne Millerg Marjorie Morrisg Donald Murrayg JoAnne Purcellg Rosemary Schelkopfg Florence Smithg Leona Smithg Dartha Westeferg and Gladys Wieland. Page fifty-One EVEN T-'FULLS As Well as making our school days pleasant memories, our many events enable us to become better acquaint- ed with one another and to advance socially. s og ,NAPA 'K V 'XX lr' 1-' X EQZVW 655551 - ' x 5 . -J I if ak ,' -15 v ,ff 6. , 69, 3 f ,Q-,.. , 4, ef xzsiv, I : , ,fy .7 Q I ,, I Q M2 H5 wid- f i r if Q gm SPCDRT W1 ff' X y f Throughout the school X4 6 X X year the students have X xl faithfully and enthusiasti- cally supported our team. W if r,, :J EVENTS W SW Yeah Yeah Yeah l I Alaroonl White! Princeville! Fight, Fight, Fight! Page fifty-fi CLASS PLAYS A I li , .. ,,... 2 l li SENIOR PLAY JUNIOR PLAY DATEQ April IZ, 1946 TIME: S115 P. M. PLACE: P. C. H. S. Gym REASON: The Senior Play NAME: A Case of Springtime CAST: Sixteen Seniors DIRECTOR. Miss Kientzle RESULTS: A large attendance, Hn SENIOR PLAY CAST FIRST ROW: Florence Smithg Dartha VVes- teferg Kathleen DuBois: Mary Vera Slime: Gladys Wielanclg Corinne Millerg and Joyce Delhridge. SECOND ROW: llowzarcl Marshallg Corliss Laisurcg james Mclluiiiitlllg Bessie lieanig Miss Kientzle, Direciorf Roseau: fonleyg IVyan Stock- dellg Elvin Boutong and jeff Strcitmattcr. Page jifty-.fix October 19, 1945 8:15 P. M. P. C. H. S. Gym The Junior Play Don't Take My Penny Eighteen Juniors Miss Kientzle ancial sucttss, and a display of talent by the casts. JUNIOR PLAY CAST STANDING: Miss Kientzle, D1.fFCI!Jf,' Robert Callery: Miriam I-Iemmerg Tom Fosterg Evelyn Grunerg Dorothy Callery: Martha Peterson: and Earl Hietter. SITTING: lfretl Grunertg Ruth Ann Oakes: Ted Goffrier: Velma Stewart: Joyce White: Dick Noland: JoAnne Purcell: Rosemary Schelkopfg and Charles Miller. CAR I AL KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES lflllliil' ROW: Corinne Miller: Betty Lindsey: JoAnne l'urcellg Donna Alleng Dorothy Calleryg 'ilriry Xnn Fmirhg and lflorenee Smith, SIQCCJND ROW: XM-nrlell llulsong l3III Gerinzing Charles lXli'h-rg Wynn Stovkdellg Richard lwingwg 'lied Cloflrierg Robert ljerilelwitzg :incl Fred Lindquist. 'lihe lmi-kt-rs wzuidering zihout the gym advertising their side shows, the gaily decorated hooths, and the combination of music and noisemakers made the Senior Czirnivzil on November 16 a gala event. ln :in impressive ceremony Fred Lindquist and Donna Allen were crowned king :ind queen of the first carnival held here in several years. Page fifty-Jawa: SENIQR PERSO ALITIES Guy l.arl:s -Bessie Buzlmg Evzllyn Baurc-rg Mary Vera Slanc. Gable and Crosby'-Wyan Stoclcdellg Donald Murray. He-lNlan -Howznrd Marshall. Two-Penrsv-Florence Smitlig Glenn finilfg Donald Schindlerg Paula Allcn. Flirts -Richzird Kmnpg Duane Camp. Dougli-G:1l'l-Dorothy Cavadas. True Pals -Marjorie Duffy: Verna Laulwcr. Slick Chicks -Corinne Millerg Joyce Delbridge. Taken -Betty' Wilsong Shirlee Snyder. 'ICU-operative -Dartlm Westefer. K1 7 Secrets'-Lorraine Mueller, Mildred Snyder. Warl1lers -Roscne Cnnleyg Gladys VVieland. Our Farmersl'-Natlizm Marting Jeff Streitmatterg Vernon Stollur. Hcp Cats -Ajainus lXlclJunm-llg lilvin Bouton. Stucliuus!'-Martin lloliuling Kathleen DuBois. ., .. . Slap-Happy -Qurliss Lziisurc. Silcnr Type -Dorothy Kclloggg Franccs Leonhardt. Page fifty-nina -Q... -Q 6:41, is fs B.. 1 Y i E . , F C Q-,. ,vga if g . , , Snapshot Committee: Joyce Dclbridgcg livalyn Baurerg Florence Smith 1945-1946 CALE DAR SEPTEMBER- 4. Hi there! Gfad to be back in school????? 6. Seniors elect olhcers. 10. juniors-Ditto. ll. Sophomores do the same. Cheerleaders tryout. 12. Band elect ollicers and choose Paula Allen as quccn. First P. T. A. meeting. 13. Freshmen dec'de they know each other vvell enough to select officers. 17. Oli! That hre bell! Happy landing!!! 1S. Did everyone get enougi to eat at the junior-Senior Wiener Roast??? 24. juniors choose cast for Don't Take My Penny. 27. First football game since 1903. 29, Stunt Night-Congratulations, Juniors. 29. First Tatler comes outg Snifllin is wise to some of us already. OCTOBER- 1. Hi therc, Mr. Haydon! Welcome back! 3. Movie- Forests of Tomorrowfl Freshman-Sophomore Wiener Roast. 5. Another football game and it's with Washington. Did everyone enjoy the Barn Dance? 9. Pep Club organizes. A football game. Victorious over Canton! 10. P. T. A. meets again. 11. Movie- Television, Electronics , very complicated! Our Freshmen and Sophomores play football against Peoria Central. 13. End of first six weeks. 15. Report cards-better luck next time!!! East Peoria football game today. 16. Help! I've been shot. Oh, it's only Mr. Gleissman taking pictures for the MAROON! Oh! Catch me! I'm going to faint. Yes, it is the day for the T. B. Clinic. 19. Football game again with East Peoria. Nice going, Juniors, we'l1 have to admit that was a wonderful play. 22. Raphael Emanuel talks. Can anyone snap his fingers like that? Our football boys go to Canton. 24. Did everyone on the Tatler Staff enjoy The Dolly Sisters ? 26. Masquerade Ball. Who are you? F. F. A. Greenhand initiation-Ouchl You play rough!! 27. Today the football boys go to Champaign. Have fun, boys? 31. G. A. A. party-some time, wasn't it, girls? NOVEMBER- 2. F. H. A.-F. F. A. hayrack ride and box social. 6. Latin Club organizes. 9. Dramatics Club chooses leaders. 12. Mr. Downing visits. Behave yourself!!! 13. First basketball game of the season. Vlfilliamsfield- there. Yeah, Princeville! We are off to a good start. 14. P. T. A. meeting again. Especially interesting movies today- Mexican Moods and Mexico City g Fiestas of the Hills. 15. Basketball game at Washburng disappointment. 16. Step right up, folks, just five cents. Senior Carnival- rides, sideshows, and everything!! Mrs. Campbell leaves us to join her hubby. 20. Basketball game at Tremont, we lose. 21. End of second six-weeks. 23. Basketball game here with Toulon. Not again!!! 16.-26. Teachers' Institute and Thanksgiving Vacation. Happy Days!! . ' 26. Report Cards-Any better this time? 27. A basketball game at Wyoming and we win. 28. P. T. A. meeting. Basketball game with East Peoria. 30, Basketball game at Wethersiield. DECEMBER- 3.-10. Another vacation-Hu epidemic. Does everyone feel all right now? 4. Basketball at Farmington. 7. Another game, Glasford comes hercg Hurray- Victory!! 10. Seniors start selling Christmas wreaths. Ouch, sticky, aren't they? F. F. A. meeting. 12. Basketball game at Chilli. 16. Christmas Cantata-not bad, was it? 17. Welcome, Mrs. Brooks, to P. C. H. S. 18.-21. Basketball Tournament at High School Gym, did everyone get a pin? 20, F. H. A. Christmas Party. Did you enjoy the facultyls singing??? and the comics at the theatre? 21.-Jan. 2. Christmas vacation. Aren't vacations fun? JANUARY- 2. Glasford plays here and we win!!! 4. Elmwood loses to us, too. 8. Walnut plays here and defeats us. 9. P. T. A. meeting. 10. Our first social hour-Let's hope we'll have some more soon. ll. Play at Brimfield. 16.-17. Semester Exams. Tough, aren't they? Farmington plays here, too. 18. Vacation while teachers correct papers. Tough luck, teachers. 21. Report cards-Well, there is always another semester. F. F. A. meeting at Farm Shop. 22. Wyoming here and we lost. 24. Graduation is drawing near-Seniors order invitations. Juniors think they should do something too, so they order rings. 25. Dunlap, thereg tough luck, boys. 28. We play at Toulon. 30. Losing-East Peoria, this time. FEBRUARY- 1. All talented people will remember the Amateur Show. 5. Brimfield plays here. S. Chilli defeats us. 12. Nice going, Abe-No school. Washburn plays here. 13. Those Parents and Teachers get together again. 14. Did you get one of those cute little valentines? 15. Snowed in-No school. Play at Elmwood. 19. ,lust another game-Knoxville. 20. F. F. A. meets again. 22. Go to Glasford for a game. We have school even if it is Georgels birthday. 28. Seniors hard at work on MAROON. 29. Whoops! This isn't Leap Year! Page .rixty-three MARCH- 2. District Music Contests, Princeville wins six firsts!! 7. More fun at the Senior Party! 8 . Peoria Division Meeting of I. E. A.-In other words- No school for us. 9. District Dramatic Contest at Yates City. Three of our students are winners. Home Ec Spring Rally at East Peoria. 13. Parents and Teachers get together again. Band program. 15. Freshman-Sophomore Party. 20. F. F. A. boys meet. 23. Sectional Dramatics Contest at Macomb. APRIL- 10. Vocal festival at Toulon. 12. Senior Play- A Case of Springtime , pretty good huh??? 12. End of fifth six-weeks-went fast, didnlt it? 16. P. T. A. meets. Program by Girl Scouts. 17. F. F. A. boys get together again. 30. Hear that music? The Band festival at Galva. MAY- 4. We, the Seniors, thank you Juniors for such a nice Prom. 8. P. T. A. meets for the last time. Typing contest and style show. 9. MAROON Staff reads proof in La Salle. 14. Blackhawk Track Meet at Galva. 15. Future Farmers of America get together. 23. Seniors take their hnal exams at P. C. H. S. 24. First part of the underclass semester exams. 26. Baccalaureate Service. 27. Last of the semester exams. 28. A hilarious Class Night by the Seniors of '46. 29. High School Graduation-Good-bye, P. C. H. S., welll miss you!! Calendar Committee: Mildred Snyder Marjorie Duffy jeff Streitmatter C ASS PROPHECY May 29, 1966. just twenty years ago today thirty-four happy, yet sad, seniors graduated from P. C. I-I. S. Time has passed by rapidly and the '46ers have changed from dignified seniors to successful people in the business world. To find out what was new in the lives of the '46ers I hopped into my new rocket plane, fastened my safety belt and off I went to visit my old classmates of long ago. Up, up, up and away. What is that I see below me I thought as I Hew over Edelstein. And guess what?? It was such a big dairy farm that I decided to land to see who owned it. As I hopped out of my rocket plane I saw Nate Martin coming to greet me. He was as big and jolly as ever, and wealthy, too! Nate married Evalyn Baurer, a sweet girl and good wife. One never knows what will happen next. After a short visit I was up, up, up,and away again. The next place I landed was in Chicago. There I saw Paula Schindler, the former Paula Allen, and her husband Don working together in their oH'ice, The Loans and Lends Corporation. Squeakls becoming very successful, although he is still as slow as ever. While in Chicago I also saw Jim McDonnell. He is now a great artist, he had attended colleges and art schools for a number of years and had realized that art was his ambition. It was getting rather late so off I went again. The next stop was New York, where I arrived at eight in the evening. Walking down Fifth Avenue, I accidently bumped into Rosene Conley. She is now singing at the Metropolitan Opera. I remembered her saying she wanted to be a great operatic soloist some day and sure enough she isl Before leaving New York, I met a lot of my old pals once more. At a science laboratory I was visiting I saw Corliss Laisure working strenuously on new and better methods for the use of atomic energy. Corliss had aged greatly and told me that experimenting was no easy task. As I was very hungry I ate a delicious dinner at the Duf-Laub Restaurant owned by Marjorie Duffy and Verna Lauber. They told me of some of their interesting experiences in the restaurant business. Tired and exhausted I decided to stay overnight in the Beam Hotel, one of the newest and most fashionable hotels in town, it is owned and managed by Bessie Beam. The next morning I left for Europe, a short journey in my rocket plane, I reached Paris in less than twelve hours. Here, I was surprised to see my very good friend Don Page .rixty-four Murray teaching classical music. I remained in Paris a few days and heard Don sing in one of his original operas I Love Poetry. From Don I learned that Joyce Delbridge was in Spain, so I hopped into my plane and went to see her. She told me she had married Bob Valline and they had come to Spain on a vacation to enjoy the famous bull fights. They explained that they were really always on vacation, for they had retired a few years ago. It was on the opposite side of the world that l found Dorothy Kellogg, a missionary to the young people of China. There I also saw Mary Vera Slane, a reporter for the New York Times. After a very interesting visit with these two '46ers I went directly to Japan. In japan I was quite astonished to see Duane Camp, who was, as you know, recently appointed ruler over the Japanese. I knew he would go places in this great world and sure enough he has! During my stop in Hawaii, Wyan Stockdell showed me his pineapple grove. He also showed me the beautiful estate to which Zeke and Florence fSmi'thD Sniff planned to retire when Zeke completes his term as president. Zeke has been such a good President during his one term that we regret that he will not consider a second term. Florence, the first lady, has faithfully written her daily article, What a Day. I decided I would go back to the United States again for I wanted to see some of my other friends before traveling South. I arrived in Los Angeles early in the morning and was walking in the park when I met Frances Leonhardt. She was taking her cocker spaniel for a walk. Frannie had married a noted lawyer and was living in a vine-covered cottage. In Hollywood I saw Elvin Bouton. Shorty was his nickname in 1946 and still is. He has taken Cosrello's part in the movies. It seems as though Hollywood has discovered another talented '46erg for I saw Corinne Miller, who is now a famous dramatic actress, taking a leading role in the play, Ballard Left Me. If I remember correctly, she had a high school flame by the name of Al Ballard. I wonder if that had any connection with the play. Before traveling on I went to Oceanside, where I found the former Gladys Wieland, who was now the wife of the swimming instructor, Pat Chambers. They have a beautiful home near the beach. I left California for Washington, and while strolling down one of the streets in the business section of Seattle, I noticed a familiar name on a sign board: Howard Marshall, M. D. His motto is Cut 'em up and sew 'em up. I recalled that he had always planned to be a doctor, even back in high school. On my way south I stopped in Boise, Idaho, where I found another classmate, Lorraine Mueller, the wife of a great potato grower. Also in the same town visiting Lorraine was her old pal, Mildred Snyder, who was touring the United States after having acted for several years as secretary to Henry Ford II. After another short but interesting visit I was up, up, up, and away again. South America was my destination. When I arrived there, I visited a coffee plantation in Brazil owned by Vernon Stoller. I always thought Vernie would be a farmer but coffee interested him more. Jeff Streitmatter happened to be in Cuba when I stopped there. He is now overseeing the United States' sugar interests in Cuba. From Cuba I flew back to the United States, landing at Miami Beach, I saw Dorothy Cavadas, a life guard, who has won several awards for having saved so many lives. On my way back to Illinois from Florida I stopped in Sweet Briar, Virginia, where I saw Dartha Westefer, a teacher in Sweet Briar College. Before coming directly to Illinois, I stopped in Missouri and visited Martin I-Iohulin, who was a small farmer and bachelor as he'd always wanted to be. Happy was I when I landed in East St. Louis and found Dick Komp, a wholesale grocer. Dick informed me that Kathleen DuBois was in Springfield so I stopped to see her as I passed through, she is now secretary to the Governor of Illinois. Back to Princeville and my home town, I saw Mrs. Jay Jones CBetty Wilsonl, who told me that Shirlee Snyder was planning soon to celebrate her twentieth wedding anniversary. Yes, she was married soon after graduation. I visited Mr. Cordis, who was still principal at P. C. H. S., and as friendly as ever. I told him of my tour and the success of each and every '46er. He was pleased to hear about my interesting travels. Prophecy Committee: Gladys Wieland Rosene Conley Kathleen DuBois Donald Murray CLASS WILL In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-six, we, the Senior Class, realizing that we must soon go out to meet success or failure, do draw up and publish this document and declare it to be our own last will and testament. To the student body we do will and bequeath some escalators. To the junior Class we do will and bequeath the pens, pencils, ink, and erasers they find in our lockers. To the Sophomore Class we do will and bequeath a lot of ideas for its prom. To the Freshman Class we do will and bequeath our hope that they graduate. To Mr. Cordis we do will and bequeath some time to sit in his comfortable office chair. To Mr. Hayden we do will and bequeath a box of aspirin to use in world history. To Miss Gunsten we do will and bequeath the holes in our old clothes. To Mr. Engelhorn we do will and bequeath the A's we didn't make in history. To Miss Kientzle we do will and bequeath a play cast who will learn their parts. To Mr. Prettyman we do will and bequeath our contest- winning singers. To Miss Runkle we do will and bequeath a typing class that will make no errors. To Mrs. Brooks we do will and bequeath our appre- ciation of poetry. To Mr. Banner we do will and bequeath an old car for the Farm Mechanics Class to tear apart. To Margaret Yarnell we do will and bequeath the excuses we forgot to bring in. To Father Gordon we do will and bequeath religion books that won't get lost. To Reverend Smith we do will and bequeath enough seats for the entire religion class. To Mr. Saxton we do will and bequeath punctual band members. To Mr. Weber and Mr. Willard we do will and bequeath an assembly floor that paper wonit fall on. To the bus drivers we do will and bequeath our ability to push when the busses are stuck. 1, Paula Allen, do will and bequeath my ability to go steady to Marthajean Baughman. I, Evalyn Baurer, do will and bequeath a pleasant hello,' to everyone. I, Bessie Beam, do will and bequeath my locker to anyone who gets number three. I, Elvin Bouton, do will and bequeath my manly physique to Dean Burns. I, Duane Camp, do will and bequeath my shyness of strange girls to Harold Friedman. I, Dorothy Cavadas, do will and bequeath my black hair and dark complexion to Beverly Nuss. I, Rosene Conley, do will and bequeath my ability to sing and dance to Audrey Buskirk. I, Joyce Delbridge, do will and bequeath my peppy ways to Dorothy Callery. I, Kathleen DuBois, do will and bequeath my good grades to Marilyn Boyer. I, Marjorie Duffy, do will and bequeath my long walk home to Joan Berry. I, Martin Hohulin, do will and bequeath my ability to do geometry to Doris Oppelz. I, Dorothy Kellogg, do will and bequeath my bicycle to Ruth Ann Oakes. I, Richard Komp, do will and bequeath my neatness to Charles Wilson, I, Corliss Laisure, do will and bequeath my spot on the football bench to Robert Perdelwitz. I, Verna Lauber, do will and bequeath my dislike for studying to Miriam Hemmer. I, Frances Leonhardt, do will and bequeath my quiet voice to Joe Blank. I, james McDonnell, do will and bequeath my twenty- six inch waist line to Dale Dickinson. I, Howard Marshall, do will and bequeath my red sweater to Tom Maher. I, Nathan Martin, do will and bequeath my way with women to Charles Miller. 1 I. Corinne Miller, do will and bequeath my winning the D. A. R. to Joyce White. I, Lorraine Mueller, do will and bequeath my cute little remarks to Rosemary Schelkopf. I, Donald Murray, do will and bequeath my bright ideas to Dick Noland. Page .rixty-five I, Donald Schindler, do will and bequeath my athletic :ability to Maurice Crain. I, Mary Vera Slane, do will and bequeath my quiet giggle to Betty Lindsey. l. Florence Smith, do will and bequeath my loyalty to Zeke's wife-to-be. I, Glenn Dale Sniff, Jr., do will and bequeath the jealously I have for my steady to Ted Goffrier. I, Mildred Snyder, do will and bequeath the back seat on the bus to Dick Carter. I, Shirlee Snyder, do will and bequeath my place at the dance hall to Mary Crooks. I, Wyan Stockdell, do will and bequeath my height to Glenn Martin. I, Vernon Stoller, do will and bequeath my ability to move quickly to Elmer Shaw. I, Jeff Streitmatter, do will and bequeath my wavy hair to John Knell. I, Dartha Westefer, do will and bequeath my good attendance to Donald Mitchell. Page .fixty-.tix I, Gladys Wieland, do will and bequeath my friendship with Pat to Barbara Cheesman. I, Betty Wilson, do will and bequeath my ability to come in just as the last bell is ringing to Robert Callery. We do hereby certify that this document is drafted and published by us as we are being discharged and placed upon the road that will lead to our future. We subscribe our names as witnesses of the occasion. Class of '46, Will Committee: Corliss Laisure James McDonnell Corinne Miller Mildred Snyder 2 1 S 3 2, Q M fx' ,Q Vw Q, .U ,zgsfz X .ngggm , NX., -,5f.1-avg? uf- 1 5 Wx, A 1 ii 223551 lsr? Y I .5.:xE:? iT4z 5 U A A fy 5 giwgsgzsyk f SSQKQQ, D' 2 if gli N few Wiwfifhgisiiziw xiiiiw 5 5 '29 5 ifvi . wfziizwsf w 53 we :tm , 5-fy s wifi? J 's iffsfiff wf 25 ws mf ii I 1 cc Ile Wyol11ing Ph c 28 Phone 65 W LTER MITH CO. Lifvestock Dealer HIDLS -1- WUOL -:- TRUCKING an ' Princeville tone Compan Agricultural, 'Road and 'Terrace Stone WALTER SMITH Princeville, I llinoif O ICE PHONES RESIDFNCE Pr cevnllc 46 Phone 28 VVyom gf? P g ty ght ALUM I 1893- 1891- Lena Pratt fBlanchardJ-Deceased, September 2 1909. Mamie Wilson lMorrowI-San Francisco, California. 1892- Nettie Blue flVlatthewsD-Dunlap, Illinois. Lulu Potts 1MorrowJ-Deceased, August 13, 1934. 1893- Della B. Wilson CCluteD-Hanford, California. Ella Harrington Cwoodruffl-Deceased, March 6, 1936. Julia McDougal CBuckJ-Princeville, Illinois. May Potts fCutlerJ-Princeville, Illinois. Albert Santee-Duluth, Minnesota. 1 894- Carrie Cheesman CBrownI-Deceased, August 19, 1934. Elbert J. Cutler, Ph. D.-Cleveland, Ohio. Addison A. Dart-Deceased, January 10, 1937. Edith Fast lNefID-Peoria, Illinois. Edward N. Fast-Deceased, December 15, 1945. Elbert E. Searl-Deceased, September 7, 1938. 1895- Bessie Cannan lCarrollJ-Schuyler, Nebraska. Charles Cornish-Deceased, September 27, 1936. Vora Weaver CDurandJ-New York, New York. 1898- Thomas L. Byrnes-Deceased, February 18, 1936. Maude Hopkins lDavisonI-Kingston, Missouri. Emma Rowcliffe CBloutJ-Deceased, November 24, 1945. 1899- Della Adams lHoagJ-Deceased, November 13, 1933. Hattie Beall lPierceD-Princeville, Illinois. Corah Hackney-Princeville Illinois. 1900- Isla Pratt CStevensonJ-Deceased, February 14, 1942. 1901- Margaret McDermott fMcDonnellJ-Deceased, November 1, 1922. 4 Eunice Palmer CBlissD-Deceased, April 13, 1937. Ferris Rowclilfe-Deceased, August 26, 1941. Myrtis Wear CBiggerJ-Chicago, Illinois. 1902- Clyde Alyea-Deceased, August, 1911. Leatha DeBord CGingrichJ-Deceased, February 23, 1921. Raymond Hammer-Denver, Colorado. William Hyde-Peoria, Illinois. Lillian Santee-Glendale, California. Rufus Woods-Oregon City, Oregon. 1903- Bernice Aby CBlissD-Deceased, June 10, 1917. Harriet Fast-Princeville, Illinois. Clyde W. lVlclV1illen-Chillicothe, Illinois. Almeda lvlendenhull lMurvinJ-Albion, Micliigan. Lulu B. Smith llVlartin2-Denver, Colorado. - Hilda Vivian QBaconJ-Los Angeles, California. 1904- Flossie Adams CNothernJ-Los Angeles, California. Katheryn Byrnes lFriedmanJ-Glendale, California. llnrry Colwell-Rupert, Idaho. Faye Conkin CWilliamsJ-Los Angeles, California. Fo rest Edwards-Champaign, Illinois. Mary Hyde lStidmonJ-Deceased, April 6, 1913. Letha Tracy-Springfield, Illinois. 1905- Claudia Barrett C-Ionesb-Chicago, Illinois. Louise Colwell-Wyoming, Illinois. Elbert Geitner-East Peoria, Illinois. Beulah Hoag fMansHeldJ-Glendale, California. Gertrude Hoag CWilliamsonJ-Canton, Illinois. Geneva Keller CWeaverJ-Princeville, Illinois. Charles McMillen-Pipestown, Minnesota. Grace Mendenhall-Chicago, Illinois. Bertha J. 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 fOverendJ-Princeville, Illinois. Maude Irene Corbett-Peoria, Illinois. Howard Harden Corbett-Deceased, October 15, 1918. C. Edward Miller, M. D.-Deceased, October 5, 1918. Perry Allen Tracy-Wyoming, Illinois. Lee Adele Wear CVogelD-Peoria, Illinois. Gertrude May Williams lGlennD-Eldora, Iowa. 1907- Eva Adams-Princeville, Illinois. Lois Faye Adams CGrubbD-Deceased, March 18, 1942. Eleanor Inez Dustin-Honolulu, Hawaii. Faye Edwards fMeyersD-Peoria, Illinois. Pearl Harrison CHarkerD-Deceased, December 1, 1939. Elva Hoag-Battle Creek, Michigan. Arthur Houston-Hoytsville, Ohio. Paul S. Rice-Princeville, Illinois. Maude Reil Hanson-Bloomington, Illinois. Dean Wear-Princeville, Illinois. 1908- Emma Byrnes fH3f111011,2-DCCC3SEd, January 16, 1943. Anna Sinclair CFricdmanJ-Peoria, Illinois. Bessie DeBord CI-Ialej-Peoria, Illinois. Byron DeBord-Princeville, Illinois. Ellis Taylor- Chicago, Illinois. 1909- Howard Aby-Princeville, Illinois. Margaret Flannagan fChristiansor1D-Peoria, Illinois Albert Henry-Deceased, April 26, 1945. May Tracy CWilliamsl-Deceased, July 4, 1940. Leila Wilcox-Port Huron, Michigan. 1910- Christie Armstrong-Deceased, December 7, 1944. Harry Blanchard-Peoria, Illinois. Josephine Friedman fWearJ-Princeville, 1llinois. Mable Pierce CAldrigeJ-Peoria, Illinois. Page .rzlxty-'nine 42 - '-'- - fy I 0. H. STUMPF Hudson Sales and Service MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE POWER FARMING MACHINERY Sale! and Service Phone 48 I77'1f?1fl'Z'1-HF, Illmou Cmnpli11zfnf,r0f LAMAR TONE CO. Princeville Edelstein Phone 71 Phone 25 Qt 45 1911- George Barrett-Laura, Illinois. Marie McDonna-Peoria, Illinois. William Morrow-Princeville, Illinois. 1912- Leota Adams fStewartJ-Princeville, Illinois. Dora Armstrong CSillsD-Los Angeles, California. Margaret Armstrong lHartJ-Chicago, Illinois, 1913- Mildred Blanchard lHoferJ-Speer, Illinois. Ima Cushing CChristianD-Princeville, Illinois. Amy Edwards fMycewanderD-Santa Barbara, California. Ida Green CFritzJ-Toulon, Illinois. Harry Hofer-Deceased, May 20, 1943. Theil Manker fHarkerJ-Monterey Park, Califomia. Hazel McMillen-Peoria, Illinois. Leland McMillen-Chicago, Illinois. Bertha Oertley CNordlomeJ-Deceased, October 19, 1931. Ralph Prouty-Pelham, New York. Ethel Stowell CBoutonD-Princeville, Illinois. Mable Wear CPattersonJ-Centralia, Missouri. 1914- i james E. Blanchard-Minneapolis, Minnesota. Kieth Calhoun-Monica, Illinois. Nellie Cornish fBeallJ-Brimfield, Illinois. Treea M. Cushing-Peoria, Illinois. May Jeanette Friedman CDuschlD-Mapleton, Iowa. Ruth J. Friedman CSlaneJ-Princeville, Illinois. Leo Harmon-Greenwich, Connecticut. W. Harold Johnson-Peoria, Illinois. Edward Kuntz-Princeville, Illinois. Everett Megan-Chicago, Illinois. I. Clyde Murray-Verona, Illinois. W. Russell Peck-Edelstein, Illinois. Merle E. Schaad-Princeville, Illinois. Wilda B. Wear fSchaadJ-Princeville, Illinois. Harlan G. Wilcox-Detroit, Michigan. 1915- Gilbert Adams-Princeville, Illinois. Eldon Cutler-Deceased, October 31, 1935. Caroline Hofer-Iron Mountain, Michigan. Marguerite Long CI'larmonJ-Princeville, Illinois. 1916- Mildred Baker flrluffmanl-Rockford, Illinois. Myrtle Lillian Bridson flrleatonl-Elgin, Illinois. Mable Olive Chapin CMahorneyJ-Geneseo, Illinois. Ruth Geraldine Conklin-Deceased, April 16, 1937. Rosa Cushing-Deceased, February 4, 1922, Ada M. Cutler CAddisJ-Toulon, Illinois. Helen H. Dart CShrinerl-Waukegan, Illinois. E. Clyde Erickson-Princeville, Illinois. Myrtle L. Greene CGravesD-Princeville, Illinois. Ben R. Manker-Santa Anna, California. Olive Lillian Miller CBarrettJ-Laura, Illinois. Alice Jane Peck CWeadl-Peoria, Illinois. Helen Louise Scheelor CBarneyD-St. Petersburg, Florida. Milton B. Smith-Princeville, Illinois. Charles Tracy-Peoria, Illinois. Leo Snilf-Speer, Illinois. 1917- Pearl A. Barrett lFlakel-Manitou, Colorado. Hazel E. Buck-Deceased, january 1, 1928. Carl H. Cheesman-Deceased, June 15, 1940. May 1. Cheesman-Deceased, June 15, 1945. Edward J. Coolidge-Hollywood, California. Mable DeBord CGellingD-Monica, Illinois. Helen L. Gaster CWeidnerl-Galesburg, Illinois. Bettie T. Gourley-Detroit, Michigan. Harriet Hofer CHinnenl-Peoria, Illinois. Fred M. Jackson-Princeville, Illinois. Florence E. Oertley CBarnesD-Rockford, Illinois, May R. Powers-Peoria, Illinois. Maude Shane CSloanJ-Princeville, Illinois. Bernice L. Taylor CMankerD-Santa Anna, California Helen Tracy CHansenJ-Springfield, Illinois. Hazel M. Tucker CNelsonD-Peoria, Illinois. Gerald L. Wenker-Warren, Ohio. 1918- Wilbert Baker-Deceased, June 15, 1931. Marilla Bridson CStickleJ-Laura, Illinois. Harold Buck-Peoria, Illinois. Merle Chapin CHammD-Rock Island, Illinois. Mlgnonne Cheesman-Mt. Carmel, Illinois. Fern Emery iClemensJ-Macomb, Illinois. Elizabeth Fairneld CBridsonJ-Laura, Illinois. Bessie Friedman CSchultzJ-Streator, Illinois, Florence Friedman ljacksonl-Princeville, Illinois. Helen Graham CSchindlerJ-Princeville, Illinois. William Greene-Speer, Illinois. Bertha Hammer CFramel-Peoria, Illinois. Pearl Miller CBeallJ-Brimfield, Illinois. Willa McKown iGroegerJ-Chicago, Illinois. Isla Noonen CElyl-Princeville, Illinois. Catherine Noonen CSimonsJ-Princeville, Illinois. Fred Schaad-Princeville, Illinois. Jessie Smith CYessD-Princeville, Illinois. Inez Van Pelt CYoungdahlD-Victoria, Illinois. Martha White CMillerJ-Dahinda, Illinois. Lela Willard CClemml-Louisville, Kentucky. 1919- Jessie Adams QCoulterD-Park Ridge, Illinois. Myrtle Bouton CDugginsD-Paxton, Illinois. Lelia Byrnes CAlthoffJ-Princeville, Illinois. Maurice Friedman-Vandalia, Illinois. Dorothy Hickey CMcKownD-Deceased, April 29, 1925 Eugene Hoag, D. D. S.-Peoria, Illinois. Greta Kneer CStricklandl-Laura, Illinois. Laura Miller CStrei'tmatterJ-Peoria, Illinois. Thad Scheelor-Princeville, Illinois. Grace Shuppert CMooneyJ-Chillicothe, Illinois. Kathryn Steitmatter CSlagleD-Peoria, Illinois. Ralph Vogel-Oak Park, Illinois. Isla Wakefield CTrappJ-Glendale, California. Pearl Wilson CBrownJ-Dallas City, Illinois. 1920- Irene Bear-Kirkwood, Illinois. Mabel Bitner CRookJ-Brimlield, Illinois. Florence Bridson fFlynnl-Orion, Illinois. Jananne Carroll CMcDonnellJ-Laura, Illinois. Opal German CReynolds7-Sierra Madre, California. Floyd Hill-Goodyear, Arizona. Margery Hough CAdamsJ-Princeville, Illinois. Ruth Leaverton CBeallJ-Princeville, Illinois. Edna McVicker CGhertJ-Toulon, Illinois. Ethel McVicker CGravesD-Peoria, Illinois. Frank Merrill-Peoria, Illinois. Edna Poplet fBalloul-Dunlap, Illinois. Zelma Sloan CPetersonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Harry Vars-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Page .reventy one Q--------qs l. E. GERMAN IMPLEMENT CO. Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service PRINCEVILLE, ILLINOIS O Route 90 West Ph 44 FRANK SFI WAR! DANA S1 ILWARI For Hzgher Yields P L A N T Plume 2112 Princeville, Illinois. Q? two 1921- Virginia Acheson CTaylorJ-Farmington, Illinois. Mary Bale CWilliamsJ-Trivoli, Illinois. Rena Cushing-Peoria, Illinois. Nadine Cutler CBayerJ-Toulon, Illinois. Ivan Friedman-Springfield, Illinois. Cletus German-Hardin, Illinois. Kathleen Gourley fBrunjesJ-Hartford, Illinois. Olive Greene CMcCabeD-LaFayette, Illinois. Theolinda Harrison CHillD-Goodyear, Arizona. Bessie Hayes-Deceased, June 6, 1922. Mildred Hoag fBickfordJ-Elmwood, Illinois. Luen McMillen-Columbus, Ohio. Helen Miller CWhiteJ-Laura, Illinois. Guarah Molfitt CCampD-Princeville, Illinois. Byron Taylor-Fairmount, Illinois. Mildred Williams Cl-lenryl-Waterloo, Iowa. 1922- Elizabeth Cheesman-Mt. Carmel, Illinois. Esther Calhoun QGermanJ-Hardin, Illinois. Sherman Cornish-Princeville, Illinois. Lucille Cushing-Peoria, Illinois. Ruby Cutler CNewmanD-Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Evelyn Emery CMeekerD-Wyoming, Illinois. Armond Foster-Princeville, Illinois. Mildred Graham CPondD-Chicago, Illinois. Paul Hough-Deceased, March 4, 1939. Leora Kneer fTaylorP-Champaign, Illinois. Jennie LaMay-Deceased, August 11, 1936. Emily Matthews fBoutonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Lois McWhorter-Edelstein, Illinois. Hazel Pierce CPierceD-Princeville, Illinois. Lowell Pierce-Princeville, Illinois. Cecile Sheelor CLongworthJ-Peoria, Illinois. Gladys Taylor fPiercel-Princeville, Illinois. Maude White-Princeville, Illinois. 1923- Grace Carr-Chillicothe, Illinois. Naomi Conover iMitchellJ-Peoria, Illinois. Lucille Friedman CCurranJ-Wooster, Ohio. Raymond Greene-Birmingham, Alabama. Harlan Hammer-Peoria, Illinois. Lester Hawks-Madison, Wisconsin. Jack Henry-Waterloo, Iowa. Orvis Hoag, D. D. S.-Army. Raymond Kneer-Brimlield, Illinois. Clement Murphy-Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Clement Noonen-Princeville, Illinois. Fern Streitmatter-Princeville, Illinois. Neva Streitmatter-Princeville, Illinois. Alberta Taylor Clnglesl-Deceased, September 12, 1932 Edwin Willard-Witchita, Kansas. Irene Willard CSimpsonD-Babbitt, Nevada. 1924- Robert E. Acheson-Chicago, Illinois. Louis I. Bouton-Toulon, Illinois. Harold R. Bouton-Princeville, Illinois. Vesta M. Buck QMasonJ-Peoria, Illinois. Gladys S. Byrnes CHarmonl-Princeville, Illinois. Elmer F. Byrnes-Princeville, Illinois. M. Lucille Cannen CCampD-Princeville, Illinois. Caroline A. Friedman CCampJ-Princeville, Illinois. Rosene H. Hough CBloeserJ-Oak Park, Illinois. Luther A. Mansfield-Princeville, Illinois. li. Lucille McGinnis fMontgomeryl-Princeville, Illinois. Louie C. Murnan-Princeville, Illinois. Orletha F. Nelson CStargleJ-Elmore, Illinois. Ruth C. Noonen CHardgroveD-Bushnell, Illinois. Raymond M. Oertley-Princeville, Illinoisi Joseph I. Ricketts-Peoria, Illinois. Marian N. Rose fInwoodJ-Peoria, Illinois. Sarah H. Routh CWebberJ-Sparland, Illinois. Walter A. Smith-Princeville, Illinois. Clement W. Webber-Chicago, Illinois. Marie M. Webber CDempseyJ-Peoria, Illinois. Lelia B. Williams CStewartD-Edwardsville, Illinois. 1925- Irma Arnold CHarrisonJ-Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Earl Best-LaGrange, Illinois. Herbert Bouton-Paxton, Illinois. Iva Burgess-Deceased, January 17, 1930. Verna Calhoun CSmithJ-Princeville, Illinois. Franklin Gingrich-Chicago, Illinois. Wayne Hart-Cameron, Illinois. Irene Hibbs CLansdownD-Princeville, Illinois. Elbert King-Deceased, April 4, 1934. Ruth Lawrence CSwindellD-Wilmette, Illinois. Mildred Mendell fMoodyD-Princeville, Illinois. Tom Mofhtt-Chicago, Illinois. Helen Noonen CMcManisJ-Princeville, Illinois. Lucille O'Connor CCarrJ-Peoria, Illinois. Marian Ricketts fHinshawD-Dunlap, Illinois. Raymond Searl-Peoria, Illinois. Harriet Smith KWilliamsJ-Princeville, Illinois. George R. Smith-Kewanee, Illinois. Gerald Stewart-Edwardsville Illinois. Violet Swanson fIsaacsD-Indianapolis, Indiana. Faye Streitmatter fEhnleD-Sparland, Illinois. Robert Weaver-San Francisco, California. Theodore West-Villa Park, Illinois. George Young-Peoria, Illinois. 1926- Richard Auten-Indianapolis, Indiana. Mildred Bliss CBelskiD-Peoria, Illinois. La Vergne Byrnes-Princeville, Illinois. Sylvester Friedman-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Harmon-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Hyde-Decatur, Illinois. Willadine Kelly CNicholasJ-Rushville, Illinois. Hale Kenyon-Edelstein, Illinois. Adah Mitchell fHarmonJ-Wyoming, Illinois. Richard Roach-Oakland, California. Dean Shipley-Princeville, Illinois. Wilma Smith CWheatleyJ-Kernan, Illinois. Dorothy Wenker CHarmonD-Princeville, Illinois, 192 7- Lillie M. Bouton CSnyderJ-Deceased, September 28, 1945. Dorothy M. Friedman CRichD-Glendale, California. Evelyn V. Graves fDellJ-Princeville, Illinois. Lois E. LaMay CHiggsJ-Monica, Illinois. Viola Mendell CFrazierl-Peoria, Illinois. Kathleen M. O'Connor CZimmermanD-Streator, Illinois. Lela E. Oertley CSmithJ-Monica, Illinois. Frank Predmore-Edelstein, Illinois. Pauline Routh CSmithJ-Sparland, Illinois. Laura C. Sentz CBasehoarl-Littletown, Pennsylvania. Byron F. Slane-Davenport, Iowa. Elza Slane CPeckD-Peoria, Illinois. Elda Taylor CGreenD-Peoria, Illinois. Elizabeth C. Trethway CFriedmanJ-Princeville, Illinois, Marion M. Weaver fjohnsonb-Princeville, Illinois. Harold A. Webber-Deceased, September ll, 1928. Bessie E. Williams-Deceased, February 4, 1936. Page seventy-three l 1 Complimentf of TIMMONS' M RKET Fresh Home Killed Meats -1- Groceries and Produce Phone 50 Prmcewlle Illmou Princeville locker Service PRINCEVILLE, ILLINOIS T. H. TIMMONS, Manager Phone 50 Pg, ff E i- is - '--- 2 -V -- ----7 ! ' ! ' 1928- Robert Auten, Ph. D.-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Evelyn Buck CMerriheldJ-Peoria, Illinois. Raymond K. Calhoun-Santa Rosa, Colifornia. Viola M. Calhoun 4SchullJ-Peoria, Illinois. Audrey Caron CNelsonJ-Peoria, Illinois. Jessie L. Cutler CPullenl-Princeville, Illinois. Josephine I. Day-Deceased, March 4, 1931. Harriet E. Gingrich fWilliamsJ-Toulon, Illinois. Maurice D. Greene-Princeville, Illinois. Robert F. Henry, Ph. D.-Berwyn, Illinois. Alice L. Keller fMatthewsJ-Shabbona, Illinois Mable Kinnah lRichozJ-Princeville, Illinois. John W. Matthews-Shabbona, Illinois. Deanne Miller-Princeville, Illinois. Cecelia Noonen QStengerJ-Edwards, Illinois. Lois J. Overend fWestartD-Princeville, Illinois. Levi C. Ricketts-Morton, Illinois. Irene M. Steitmatter-Deceased, August 6, 1934. Ivan M. Swisher-Seattle, Washington. Neva Margaret Turner 11-Iuffmanl-Elmwood, Illinois Julia E. Trethway lBestD-LaGrange, Illinois. Jeanette Vars CJettonD-Peoria, Illinois. Bernadine A. Willard CPhillaboumJ-Elmhurst, Illinois 1929- Ralph Beall-Princeville, Illinois. Harry Emerson Best-Princeville, Illinois. Francis Leo Byrnes-Princeville, Illinois. John Lewis Cutler, M. D.-Salt Lake City, Utah. Harold A. Gray-Deceased, July 14, 1929. Harry Webster I-Iibbs-Princeville, Illinois. Harry Wilford Malone-Laura, Illinois. Doris Eloise McWhorter-Edelstein, Illinois. Ruth Oertley 1WilsonJ-Freeman, Missouri. Gladys Sentz iRalphJ-Rengold, Louisiana. Harold Slane-Edelstein, Illinois. Argyle Sloan-Dunlap, Illinois. Harold Smith, D. V. M.--Dunlap, Illinois. Eloise Stewart CAutenD-Indianapolis, Indiana. Grace Ellen Stotler-Deceased, February 20, 1931. Elma Helen Streitmatter CBmwn7-Princeville, Illinois. Floyd John Taylor-Deceased, December 22, 1944. 1930- Zoe Lillian Best CMillerJ-Chicago, Illinois. Zelma Grace Bouton CNoonenJ-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Byrnes-Los Angeles, California. Clara Lillian Campbell-Beloit, VViscoi1sin. Eldon Calhoun-Dunlap, Illinois. Omar Carman-Edwards Station, Illinois. Cyril Carr-Peoria, Illinois. George William Diver-Trivoli, Illinois. Mary Elizabeth Diver CWalkerD-Princeville, Illinois. M Bernit: Hurt-Deceased, November 3, 1932. Vivian Louise Kessler CGintherJ-Peoria, Illinois. Frank D. Kelly-Princeville, Illinois. Lloyd Ernest LaMay-Monica, Illinois. J. William Muller-Washington, Illinois. Harold Oertley-Princeville, Illinois. Doris M. Nelson iDuggins2-Laura, Illinois. Ellen L. Pritchard-Edelstein, Illinois. Roy S. Ricketts-Bayonne, New Jersey. Hazel E Schaad-Eddyville, Iowa. Rodger Sears-Elmwood, Illinois. Maxine R. Simmons CBatesl-Princeville, Illinois. Dwight Langer Smith--Galveston, Texas. Merle George Smith-Dunlap, Illinois. l.uis Stephens-Peoria, Illinois. Jerold Deane Wear-Cleveland, Ohio. Ethel May Weidman-Riverside, California 1931- Dorothy Faye Bouton CVan Lanninghamb-East Peoria, Illinois. Robert Burley, M. D.-Beardstown, Illinois. Helen C. Callery fBane7-Chicago, Illinois. Harry Warren Case-Peoria, Illinois. Dorothy F. Harrison CWesteferJ-Wyoming, Illinois. Gene E. Keller-Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Ina Kelly CCoolidgeD-Henry, Illinois. Paul S. King-Kewanee, Illinois. Raymond Ladd-Edelstein, Illinois. George Overend-Eureka, Illinois. Helen Potter CRenchl-Edelstein, Illinois. Eva Pritchard fBerchtoldJ-Speer, Illinois. Edgar S. Slane-Downers Grove, Illinois. Grace G. Sokop CUhligJ-Peoria, Illinois. Eleanor Streitmatter fElliotD-Peoria, Illinois. Shirley M. Stumpf CBurkeyJ-Peekshill, New York. Doris May Walker CDoeD-Hanna City, Illinois. Winfield Weaver-Millersbury, Indiana. Sam W. Williams-Peoria, Illinois. Raymond S. Willard-Princeville, Illinois. 1932- Genevieve I. Best fHollisD-Wyoming, Illinois. Dorothy M. Bouton CHohenberryJ-Monica, Illinois. Vesta I. Burns fNordwalll-Elmwood, Illinois. Donald A. Bush-Peoria, Illinois. Mary S. Campbell fCampbelll-Kankakee, Illnois. Bernadine Darst-Bertha, Minnesota. Richard DeBord-Hartford, Connecticut. Raymond Fredell-Peoria, Illinois. Louise I-I. Kelly-Princeville, Illinois. Frances Lonsdale fMeyersJ-Peoria, Illinois. Lorene F. Miller CLauderJ-Peoria, Illinois. Eldred C. Nelson-Army. Irene M. Oertley CGoekelJ-Cicero, Illinois. Joseph M. Pritchard-Edelstein, Illinois. Ralph F. Schaad-Peoria, Illinois. Dorothy M. Steinman-Chicago, Illinois. Vivian J. Stowell fAndreasenD-San Francisco, California. Elsie L. Turner CAbyJ-Princeville, Illinois. Helen J. Weaver fBennisJ-San Francisco, California. Vivian I. Vogel CEatonJ-Wyoming, Illinois Elizabeth Miars CPo'ttsJ-Chillicothe, Illinois. 1933- Eloise V. Aby CKellyJ-Princeville, Illinois. Charles Edward Blank-Wyoming, Illinois. Franklin Palmer Bliss-Peoria, Illinois. Ethel Vivian Bouton CGrantJ-Dunlap, Illinois. Dorothy I. Caron CGarlandJ-1Dunlap, Illinois. Florence E. Delbridge CRichozD-Princeville, Illinois. Dwight J. Gallup-Edelstein, Illinois. Nellie May GiHin fSchaadD-Princeville, Illinois. Albert Leroy Gruner-Princeville, Illinois. Veneta Gruner CStreitmatterD-Speer, Illinois. Geneva Hart KI-Iawksworthl-Princeville, Illinois. Virginia Lee Henson CBlissJ-Princeville, Illinois. John Junior Lester-Monica, Illinois. Raymond Martzluf-Peoria, Illinois. Donald Miller-Wyoming, Illinois. Donald E. Oertley-Princeville, Illinois. Laverne Overend-Peoria, Illinois. Frances M. Sloan CBoutonD-Peoria, Illinois. D. Kenneth Smith-Army. Ben E. Stum'pf-Princeville, Illinois. Ethelyn Veryl Walliker fGroeperD-Princeville, Illinois. Phyllis V. Wear fJacksonl-Kewanee, Illinois. Earline V. Weaver f'1'heobaldJ-Monica, Illinois. Robert Vllebber-Army. Thelma A. Zimmerman CJenningsD-Minneapolis, Minnesota. Page reventy-fifue lv, I ll l l i l l li, ii il Q'f k9 PHONE 87 PRINCEVILLE, ILLINOIS li 'I 1 l il 4 The Princeville Telephone CPeoria County? Leading Weekly Established 1876 Phone 96 ILLINOIS GOIDE GRAI Mlll Murphy Feeds and Poultry Supplies ELLIOTT CASE, Proprietor General Trucking and Limestone Hauling Phone 64 Residence Phone 64-2R Compliments' of KROGER' GROCERY IVIIQLVIN BIQYIQR, llflfmager Phone 43 Princeville, Illinois Page ,rzffueizly-.fix l 1934- William Orrin Aby-Chillicothe, Illinois. Burna Maxine Best CUnakisJ-Morton, Illinois. Alice Clara Blank fForneyI-Toulon, Illinois. Helen E. Buck CI.auberI-Monica, Illinois. Frank Milton Carman-Princeville, Illinois. Mildred Anne Caron CToddD- Edelstein, Illinois. Mavis Wheelor Carr CTheobaldJ-Monica, Illinois. Mildred Challacombe-Detroit, Michigan. Sylvia C. Elliott lWorkeauD-South Bend, Indiana. J. Edmund Fredell-Army. Elizabeth E. Gray CHotchkissI-Danbury, Wisconsin. Helen Marie Hofstatter CTaylorD-Pekin, Illinois. Duane E. Kuntz-Navy. Lee K. Miars-Mesa, Arizona. Martha Viola Nelson CMillardD-Edelstein, Illinois. Florence Irene Reich CBlackJ-Toulon, Illinois. Charlotte L. Snilf CTuckerD-Chillicothe, Illinois. Kenneth A. Swanson-Princeville, Illinois. Lyle L. Teets-Laura, Illinois. Hortense B. Trethway CThuresonD-Howell. Michigan. Viola F. Turner CRoehnD-Peoria, Illinois. Myrna Irene Vogel CStanglinJ-Peoria, Illinois. Helene M. Walliker-Washington, D. C. Thomas Frederick Weaver-Chicago, Illinois. Vernon Weaver-Princeville, Illinois. 1935- George Walter Black-Army. Helen Pauline Bouton CBegnerJ-Monica, Illinois. Edwin 0. Burns-Elmwood, Illinois. George Donald Carter-Army. Robert A. DeBord, M. D.-Navy. Glenn Gifhn-Princeville, Illinois. Richard B. Hyde--Army. Eleanor Frances Matthews-Urbana, Illinois. Earl E. Oertley-Deceased, July 20, 1944. James M. Potter-Edelstein, Illinois. Ruth Arlene Ricketts-Princeville, Illinois. Ethel Lucille Roach-Princeville, Illinois. Arthur Emerson Russell-Edelstein, Illinois. Edwin A. Schaad-Princeville, Illinois. Josephine Amelia Slane-Princeville, Illinois. Edith Marguerite Streitmatter fMartinJ-Princeville, nois. Russell W. Stumpf-Cleveland, Ohio. Helen Frances Tumer CRinkJ-Peoria, Illisois. Robert Ward-Deceased, March 1, 1945. Ferdinand H. Williams-Peoria, Illinois. Leona M. Zaverl-Chicago, Illinois. 1936- Paula Eileen Aten CPotterD-Edelstein, Illinois. George A. Begner-Princeville, Illinois. Jack Best-Los Angeles, California. Wilbur L. Blank-Monica, Illinois. Mary Eloise Bliss fGravesJ-Wyoming, Illinois. Wilma Louise Bouton IPenningtonl-Bartonville, Illinois. J. Edward Byrnes-Galesburg, Illinois. Frances A. Cam Hoa -Monica Illinois P C gb , . Marjorie Helen Challacombe fWoertzJ-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-Zion, Illinois. Lester A. Henderson-Edelstein, Illinois. Ruth Frances Henry fProsserl-Princeville, Illinois. Dorothy Hofer lSwansonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Ellen Ruth Holmes fEastinanl--Norinal, Illinois. Karl H. Keller-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Ladd CRuchD-Edelstein, Illinois. Esther S. Perdelwitz fRickenbergerD-Morton, Illinois. Harry M. Potts-Chillicothe, Illinois. Harold L. Wear-Kewanee, Illinois. Eileen Virginia Webber CLongJ-Peoria, Illinois. Nellie G. White CDangerl-Wyoming, Illinois. 193 7- Lowell O. Burns-Amboy, Illinois. William Morris Delbridge-Princeville, Illinois. Eugene Elliott-Princeville, Illinois. Ray Gene Gelling-Army Air Corps. Robert J. Graves-Army Air Corps. Mary Virginia Harmon CPickerillJ-Santa Fe, New Mexico. Floyd E. Henderson-Deceased, December 31, 1944. Wilma Kathleen Hurst CCharlandJ-Los Angeles, California. Hazel M. Kuntz-Monmouth, Illinois. Catherine B. Long CSarnesJ-Princeville, Illinois. Melvin Lonsdale-Peoria, Illinois. Wilbur Arthur Mendell-East Peoria, Illinois. Roy Frank Mueller-Speer, Illinois. Gerald A. Metcalf-Army. Leland G. Murnan-Princeville, Illinois. Dorothy A. Oertley CKobarekP-Berwyn, Illinois. Harold W. Poole-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Ellen Purcell CBoylanD-Peoria, Illinois. Marcia M. Riggen CWhittakerD-Laura, Illinois. Harold J. Schaad-Princeville, Illinois. Wilbur F. Slane-Champaign, Illinois. William J. Steinman-Army. Finch Stowell-Champaign, Illinois. Gladys Streitmatter CNealJ-Chillicothe, Illinois. Darlene E. Walliker-Washington, D. C. Helen Jeanne Wear CRossiD-Pekin, Illinois. James L. Webber-Army. Gerald F. Williams-Peoria, Illinois. 1938- James Berry-Marines. Earl Bliss-Brimheld, Illinois. Keith Carter-Army Air Corps. Clement Colgan-Peoria, Illinois. Coral Delbridge CS'treitmatterD-Toulon, Illinois. Frank Dickinson-Chicago, Illinois. John Harvey-Navy. Eleanor Hofer fSniffJ-Princeville, Illinois. Joyce Hopkins CParkJ-San Francisco, California. James Mendenhall-Peoria, Illinois. Josephine Mendenhall Clipping?-Chicago, Illinois. Donald Miller-Laura, Illinois. Mable Nelson CBeallJ-Princeville, Illinois. Raymond Paddock-Army. Carlos Park-St. Joseph, Missouri. Harry Park-San Francisco, California. Bernice Reich CTeetsJ-Laura, Illinois. Betty Roach CRassiJ-Morton, Illinois. Celestine Ryan CFaheyD-Creve Couer, Illinois. Aaron Sammet-Princeville, Illinois. Jean Simmons CKuhnl-Edelstein, Illinois. Ralph Sniff-Princeville, Illinois. Evelyn Snyder-Princeville, Illinois. Eleanor Sorenson CAbyJ-Chillicothe, Illinois. Lawrence Theobald-Monica, Illinois. Ellen Thomas-Princeville, Illinois. Virginia Vogel CRisenD-Peoria, Illinois. Merle Worsfold-Peoria, Illinois. 1939- Lois Barrett Clsomel-Assumption, Illinois. Phyllis Biederbeck lHammerleJ-Laura, Illinois. Leo Brown-Army. Marian Burns CKochD-Lacon, Illinois. Page .wverzlry-Jeven Y,,4,,,.. -M ., ,, , SPl'ClIl-!I,',1l7Ig' in Cfzlzrirlfmi l'f'r'11zu111'rzr,r ! 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Harriet Timmons CDrakeJ-Peoria, Illinois. Arlene Toft-Princeville, Illinois. Darlene Toft fGillisD-Edwards, Illinois. Marie Van Dusen-Peoria, Illinois. Lester Woodworth-Wyoming, Illinois. 1940- Margaret Belford fShaneD-Washington, D. C. Wayne Burton-Army Air Corps. Yale Camp-Monica, Illinois. Marian Challatombe CPooleJ-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Cheesman-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Colgan-Monica, Illinois. Jack Foraker-Peoria, Illinois. Helen Fox CMaddexD-Princeville, Illinois. Jennie M. Fritch-Toulon, Illinois. ' Ona Fritz fMenoldl-Princeville, Illinois. Walter Fritz-Princeville, Illinois. Gwendolyn Gelling CFuscoD-New Borough, New Y Dorothy German--Princeville, Illinois. Jeanne Harmon-St. Louis, Missouri. Clyde Hart-Princeville, Illinois. Annabelle Harvey fUpdykel-Peoria, Illinois. Colleen Hill-Goodyear, Arizona. Bill I-Iofer-Speer, Illinois. lean Holly-Peoria, Illinois. Zealy Holmes-Edelstein, Illinois. Donald Jackson-Peoria. Illinois. Beatrice Martin CReedJ-Chicago, Illinois. Fred McNeely-Princeville, Illinois. Susie Newman iMiarsl-Brimfield. Illinois. Bill Nickels-Peoria, Illinois. Anton Oppelz-Edelstein, Illinois. Harold Ostrom-Princeville, Illinois. Florence Perdelwitz-San Francisco, California. Hazel Pritchard-Peoria, Illinois. Robert Schaad-Princeville, Illinois. ork. Evelyn Sears CDownD-Speer, Illinois. Susan Slane-Princeville, Illinois. Lawrence Smith-Princeville, Illinois. Jack Sniff-Deceased, December 7, 1941. Norma Snyder CBrownD-Princeville, Illinois. Dana Stewart-Champaign, Illinois. Bernadine Streitmatter-Peoria, Illinois. John Wagner-Army. 1941- Madelyn Barrett-Peoria, Illinois. Roger Barrett-Laura, Illinois. Madeline Boyer CLandJ-Princeville, Illinois. Sarah Brown CRussellD-Chillicothe, Illinois. Alvin Burns-Elmwood ,Illinois. Bernice Callery-Princeville, Illinois. Jack Cheesman-Princeville, Illinois. Elmer Craps-Peoria, Illinois. Frank Donath-Princeville, Illinois. Marjorie Elliott CBumsD-Amboy, Illinois. 'Orval Erikson-Peoria, Illinois. DOFCQS Gelliflg CSmithl-Monica, Illinois. Maurice Graves-Champaign, Illinois. Wilma Hager CBartelmayD-Morton, Illinois. Helen Hammer CFosterJ-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Henderson-Elkhart, Indiana. Frank Hill-Peoria, Illinois. Ella Hohenberry CBelfordD-Peoria, Illinois. Gladys Hornback CKnoblochl-Wyoming, Illinois. Dorothy Hurst CMillerJ-Los Angeles, California. Russell Ladd-Seattle, Washington. Robert Murray-Princeville, Illinois. Betty Oertley CCarmodyD-Peoria, Illinois. Georgia Rumbold-Chicago, Illinois. Murial Ryan-Peoria, Illinois. Marie Sammet CShaneJ-Peoria, Illinois. Harold Savage-Peoria, Illinois. Kenneth Sibley-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Sloan-Army. Gene Smith-Navy. Helen Smith-Elkhart, Indiana. Kenneth Snyder-Princeville, Illinois. Dean Somsag-Navy. Dwight Stokes-Monmouth, Illinois. Ruth Streitmatter CHolmesJ-Edelstein, Illinois. John Toft-Navy. Delwin Walliker-Monica, Illinois. Russell Walliker-Peoria, Illinois. Byron Wear, Ir.-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Lee Wear-Champaign, Illinois. Gladys Weaver CLeibigD-San Francisco, California LeRoy Williams-Princeville, Illinois. Ralph Wilson-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Yarnell-Princeville, Illinois. Barbara .lane Yerby CDunnD-Monica, Illinois. 1942- Arthur Adolphson-Speer, Illinois. Elmer Albert-Chillicothe, Illinois. Glenn Bateman-Dunlap, Illinois. Gerald Bouton-Navy. Colleen Brown CEberleD-Speer, Illinois. Harlan Burgess, Jr.-Navy. Margaret Bush fKirtleyJ-Princeville, Illinois. Kenneth Camp-Normal, Illinois. Thomas Carman-Peoria, Illinois. Vera Carman fPottsJ-Peoria, Illinois. Gene Carter-Navy. Thomas Cavadas-Peoria, Illinois. Madeline Colgan-Peoria, Illinois. Francis Conley-Peoria, Illinois. Janet Crady CCheesmanD-Princeville, Illinois. Page rewnzy nine Complifmcuiy of wm. Alllf LUMBER ro. Phono 62F14 Speer, Illinois Complimentf of TATE BA K Of PEER lllember Federal Deposit In-yumnce Corp. ll . Speer Mercantile Company Groceries -:- Hardware FEEDS -:- SEEDS -:- LOCKER SERVICE Phone 311721 Speer, Illinois H Cornplinzwitf of TERMINAL GRAIN co. Phone 62 F5 Speer, Illinois lm 1 Page eighty Dorothy Curry-Peoria, Illinois. Edward Dearman-Peoria, Illinois. Juanita Donath CBurgessJ-Princeville, Illinois. Fred Epley-Navy. Lee Fritz-Princeville, Illinois. Sam Gates-Navy. Don Gibbs-Princeville, Illinois. Ruth Gibbs CJacksonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Martha Graves fGibbsJ-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Graves-Peoria, Illinois. G adys Herrmann fReedl-Chicago, Illinois. Ralph Jackson--Princeville, Illinois. Virginia Jones CReidJ-Princeville, Illinois. Dale Kirtley-Princeville, Illinois. Margaret Lambrechts lRaulainJ-Ambridge, Pennsylvania. Marilyn Murphy CHoferJ-Speer, Illinois. Snowden Neill-Kankakee, Illinois. Paul Noland-Laura, Illinois. Norma Oertley-East St. Louis, Illinois. Helen Oppelz fGehrigJ-Chicago, Illinois. LaVerne Perdelwitz-Princeville, Illinois. Leora Stewart CThurshl-Peoria, Illinois. Louis Stoecker-Army. Arvella Stuff-Peoria, Illinois. Mary Toft-Princeville, Illinois. Iola Worsfold-Princeville, Illinois. Jerrold Yess--Princeville, Illinois. 1943- Betty Beall iHutsonJ-Peoria, Illinois. Paul Blank-Peoria, Illinois. Margaret Bridson-Laura, Illinois. Ruth Burton-Kewanee, Illinois. Joseph Callery-Army. Mary Alice Callery-Normal, Illinois. Bernadine Camp-Monica, Illinois. Jean Campbell-Bloomington, Illinois. Margaret Chambers CYarnellD-Princeville, Illinois. Jack Colgan-Monica, Illinois. Harold Delbridge--Navy. Franklin Douglas-Laura, Illinois. Ila Fritz-U. S. Cadet Nurse. Jack Fry-Princeville, Illinois. Bernard Harmon-Princeville, Illinois. Wilmer Henderson-Sparland, Illinois. Kenneth Hurst-Navy. Stanley Hutson-Peoria, Illinois. Ruth Jaques-Champaign, Illinois. William Kellogg-Army Air Corps. Donald Kuntz-Princeville, Illinois. Ima Jeanne Lawrence CWearl-Champaign, Illinois. Harold Locher-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Dell Long-Peoria, Illinois. Harold Magnuson-Speer, Illinois. Charles Mendenhall-Princeville, Illinois. Alphy Menold-Princeville, Illinois. Marjorie Miller lSchindlerl-Princeville, Illinois. Betty Mitchell-Princeville, Illinois. Marcile Morrissey-Peoria, Illinois. Florence Mummert-Princeville, Illinois. Albert Noland-Navy. Marie Ostrum-Champaign, Illinois. Robert Park-Navy. Melvin Peterson-Princeville, Illinois. Ralph Pritchard-Edelstein, Illinois. Ray Ralph-Princeville, Illinois. Helen Ryan-Peoria, Illinois. Pauline Savage fOwensD-Peoria, Illinois. Joyce Ann Schelkopf-Princeville, Illinois. Robert G. Schindler--Princeville, Illinois. Richard Sibley-Princeville, Illinois. Anna Jean Smith lDarlingJ-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Sniff-Navy. Lila Stahl-Peoria, Illinois. William Vaughn-Princeville, Illinois. Evelyn Wieland-Edelstein, Illinois. Betty Williams-Army Nurse. 1944- Phyllis Ann Begner-Peoria, Illinois. Robert J. Berchtold-Edelstein, Illinois. Gloria G. Brannan CRenwickJ-Williamsfield, Illinois. Duane W. Burns-Army. Marjorie F. Burton CVoelkerD-Metamora, Illinois. Patricia Ann Callery-Champaign, Illinois. Ivan L. Chambers-Navy. Lewis Colgan-Navy. Gerald H. Dickinson-Princeville, Illinois. Doris Epley-Edelstein, Illinois. Mildred E. Gibbs fMerrittD-Camden, Arkansas. Viola Gruner lBatemanD-Dunlap, Illinois. Robert Hager-Army Air Corps. Ralph Heinz-Princeville, Illinois. Rose Hietter-Princeville, Illinois. Rita Hill fRohmannJ-Metamora, Illinois. William Jones-Marines. Marjorie Kruse fPounvichD-Lockport, Illinois. James Kuntz-Army. Robert Laisure-Navy. Angela McDonnell-Champaign, Illinois. Gloria McDonnell CAndersonD-Toulon, Illinois. Mardell Miller fCarlsonD-Dahinda, Illinois. Cecil Mitchell-Wyoming, Illinois. Margaret Mary O'Conner-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Oppelz-Army. Patricia Ann Roll-Edelstein, Illinois. Marjorie Rowe-Edelstein, Illinois. Doris Schaad-Champaign, Illinois. Bernice Sears-Princeville, Illinois. Marjorie Shaw-Monica, Illinois. Florence Slane-U. S. Cadet Nurse. Eleanor Smith fAddisD-Toulon, Illinois. Wilma Trowbridge-Edelstein, Illinois. Marjorie Williams CBohannonD-Princeville, Illinois. 1945- Stanley Allen-Navy. Maxine Asal-Peoria, Illinois. John Baurer-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Jane Blumenschein-Peoria, Illinois Kenneth Brown-Army. Verlys Budde-Peoria, Illinois. Richard Bush-Navy. Kathleen Callery-Champaign, Illinois. Junior Camp-Army. Virginia Camp-Princeville, Illinois. Donald E. Carlson-Navy. Barbara Crilly-Peoria, Illinois. Darlene Emery-Peoria, Illinois. Vesta Alice Erikson-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Be Fogerty-Davenport, Iowa. Dean Gallup-Edelstein, Illinois. Irene Gould fDunnl-Kewanee, Illinois. William F. Harmon-Monica, Illinois. Robert Hill-Army. Arta Joyce Holly-Peoria, Illinois. Cherillyn Johnson-Peoria, Illinois. Virginia Kelley-Peoria, Illinois. Permilla Laisure-Peoria, Illinois. Leona Lawrence-Princeville, Illinois. Howard Markgraf-Pekin, Illinois. Ervin Martin-Edelstein, Illinois. Duane Meservey-Army. Dolores Millard CMillerJ-Edwards, Illinois. Mary Ann Oppe-Peoria, Illinois. Lee E. Perdelwitz-Army. Raymond Powell-Speer, Illinois. Page eighty-one CALHOUN COAL CO. We Can Keep You WARIVI ELDON F. CALHOUN Princeville Dunlap Phone 103 Phone 99 Meals Short Orders Peoria Ice Cream JONES' MIDWAY CAFE Princeville, Illinoif Phone 331 Candy Cigars PRINCE THEATRE ll. R. BOUTON Princeville, Illinoi: Business Phone 66-ZR Residence Phone 120-I T. lf. M RPHY, Agent: Imurance For Every Need! Real Estate -:- Farm Loans PRINCEVILLE, ILLINOIS Page eiglliy-iwo Edward Purcell-Davenport, Iowa. Donald Weaver-Navy. ' ' -P ' Ill' ' Betty Rockel-Chicago, Illinois. Aletha Mae Weddlngton eoria, mois. Carol Rowe-Edelstein, Illinois. Eugene Wilcox-Navy. Arvella Sammet-Bloomington, Illinois, Merton H. Smith-Navy. Al . C . . Ruby M. Srreitmatter fHierrerD-Princeville, Illinois. umm ommlttee' Vernon E. Streitmatter-Army. Mary Vera Slane William Strickland-Army. K thl D B I a een u ons Robert Valline-Princeville, Illinois. june Walliker-Princeville, Illinois, Betty Wilson Page eighty-three .: - 7 - 1- Z-1 . .,, -- --W -- 1: , -:Zigi Dancing HUB BALLROOM Our policy is to furnish 21 clean, cool, and respectable place for dancing to the best music we can obtain. WATCH OUR ADVERTISING FOR BIG NAME BANDS Phone 4 Edelstein, Illinois HUNTER LUMBER CO. TILE - BUILDING MATERIAL - SEPTIC TANKS FENCE - INSULATION - PAINT STEEL STANCHIONS 81 STALLS - CREOSOTED POST 81 POLES Phone 20 Edelstein, Illinois Elsasser lmplement Co. McCormick Deering F arm Equipment H arciware and Coal REPAIRS AND SERVICE Phone M-1 Edelstein, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF 7915,-Fuel 55227621 Creatorf and Publifherx 154 NASSAU STREET New York 7, N. Y. GREETING CARDS GIFT WRAPPINGS NOVELTY STATIONERY l l I Page eighty-four 42 S 42 PORTMAN'S SPORTING GOODS G. N. Portman Co. 122 N. Ad S P ' Ill' Knoxville Mining Company KNOXVILLE, ILLINOIS fUNK'S G HYBRIDS sniiiiiiiifiz is DUNlA P STATE BANK DUNLAP ILLINOIS TR ITT-MATTHEW BANKING CO. ESTABLISHED 1868 Chillicothe -:- Illinois If. W. RIGGINS 84 S NS General Contractor! O Plumbing O Heating O Electric Wiring C Plastering O Mason Work Phone Dunlap M-87 Monica, Illinois Meet Your F riends at Sniff's Recreation Parlor LOUIE SNIFF, Proprietor Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes -0- Enjoy Our Friendly Atmosphere Il PENNY 8: RAYMONDTS W. A. SMITH HARDWARE , BARBER SHOP Feed -:- Seed -:- Produce - To Look your Best- - We'll Do Our Bert! Chicks and Supplies Raymond Oertley Harold Williams Phone 55 Princeville, Illinois ll Phone 75 Princeville, Illinois 'gfl ly-fix 1flIZlgf'L'77'lll7'l,.l' Service 55 Party Income Tax Assistance iARs0N MACHINE SHOP BARBER SHOP Larhework o Welding Ray M' Harm Telephone 41 Elf'Cf'lff1'l Rffmlff Princeville, Illinois c. A. LAWRENCE SMU , fflfll S FOOD MARKET Elfrtrical Sale! 55 Service Fmjh Vgggmblw Telephone 56 Meats and Groceries PfinfCVil1C,111iH0iS Phone 30 Princeville, Illinois Groceries and General Merchandise Phone 19 E. R. HIBBS GRAVES MOTOR CO. Freflz and Salt Meaty Buick cmd Chevrolet Fifh 55 Oyrterf in Sermon Sales K Service PflnC'fVlllC, Illinois Phone 7 Princeville, Illinois I. Complimentx of ll wlusun PUllEN R, Cox 3, 50N G35 Lumber 59' Grain Oil Tires . . . . B . Phone 32 Princeville, Illinois arteries Phone 9. . . . Lionel Cox Harold Ostrum Princeville, Illinois Page eighty :even Stark County Service Co. Speer, Illinois Phone 551714 C omplimentf of RICHARD ROUTH GENERAL CONTRACTOR Phone 56F13 Edelstein, Illinois BERT POTTER 8: SON Hub O General Garage O Grain Electric 55 Acetylene Welding Garage Phone 7 Grain Phone 4A ANTON Bud OPPELZ General Trucking Service Phone 73 Edelstein, Illinois Snyder's Grocery Poultry 5-'J' Feedx Phone 621723 Speer, Illinois GOLDSTEIN lEWElRY CO. Peoria'5 Leading fewelerxn The name 'Goldstein' on the box adds prestige to the gift but nothing to the cost. Telephone 6332 211 S. Adams St. Peoria, Illinois Plymouth - Chryyler Product: -- DeSoto MOORE'S GARAGE Willard Batteries - Atlas Tires Farm Bureau Products Laura, Illinois Phone 951741 Brimfield laisure's Service Station and GENERAL TRUCKING SERVICE Phone 72172 Brimfleld Laura, Illinois ...Y - - Page eighty-eight A Bigger and Better Breeding Program Exclusive Growers of Genuine PFISTER Hybrids Member: Pfister Associated Growers., Inc. SCHROCK FERTILIZER SERVICE Rock Phosphate - Super Phosphate Nitrogen Fertilizers Muriate of Potash - Mixed Fertilizers SCHROCK HYBRID CORN COMPANY Phone 3 011 8 Deer Creek P. O. 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OHLMAN Cnftorn Grinding Phone ZSFZZ Edelstein, Illinois WM. NICKERSON Confectionery Speer, Illinois DAVIDSON MOTOR SERVICE General Repair -l- Welding Phone 621722 Speer, Illinois I'IEFLIN'S GROCERY Trying to Pleayeu Bus Service -2- General Store Phone 2 Ifdelstein, Illinois TONY'S BARBER SHOP Trying to Pleafe You flllv Ifldelstein, Illinois P 5 'tx Compliments of TRETHEWAY FUNERAL HOME Complimentr of HEINZ SERVICE STATION D-X Gasoline Ice Cream Confections Compliments of EARL E, HENSON, M. D. Princeville, Illinois Compliments of DR. M. G. CUTLER Phyfician and Surgeon Comphmfm of C HCOCHPHYCZLZBCOM E. O. SMITH Real Estate Insurance Veterinarian Farm Loans Phone 59 Princeville, Illinois BESSIE'S SHOP Head F int for Beauty Phone 117M Princeville, Illinois STAHL'S HARDWARE STORE Value with Service Phone 37 Princeville, Illinois Compliment: of FRANK GRAVES C omplimenzir of PRINCEVILLE POST OFFICE Princeville, Illinois MONICA ELEVATOR COMPANY Grain - Feeds - Coal - Lumber Monica, Illinois KOMP'S GROCERY Monica, Illinois Compliment: of JOE LEVONDUSKI Princeville Body 51 Fender Shop KRAFT'S BAKERY Your Home Town Bakery LEVI J. REICHENEKER D-X Products Laura, Illinois Ice Cream Soft Drinks WHITE'S SANDWICH SHOP Princeville, I llinoi: Plate Lunches Candy Page ninety-one DICKINSON COLLEGE OF BUSINESS IO2-114 South Monroe Peoria, Illinois COURSES OFFER ED: Stenographic-For Stenographers. Secretarial-For Private Secretaries. Executive Secretarial-For those who Want to be tops. Junior Accounting-aFor Bookkeepers. Business Administration-Combination of Secretarial and Accounting. 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