Princeville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Princeville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1947 volume:

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I, KN W-W.. ,Mubxnm ,ff fblw X 1 f' A 3-XX X If 1 M ' ,VW Q X t x X i .- f fn ,W xf xxx if sw . www ami. K 4 ww PWM +21 5 vs ,Q .W IEC. :.. ' VFX' , X f ' av .2 K 0 N 2 P: ' ,...:, 45:51, I , l I 5 5 I 5 I ! I : . 5 jf, Qzi 1 Have You Heard ..... Princcvillc Community lligli Sclmul was the ccntci' of many activities in 19-17. A rcvicw of tlicsc zictivitics is brought to you in words :ind pictures in thc I9-17 1Cc1ition of thc AROO lllllzfifflflf fly fllz' Sulfur frlllfj' of 19-17 Joycc VV11itc, Editor 'Ibm Foster, l3zu1'z111v,v zllnnagrf r...... . MAIN BUILDING The halls of the Princeville Community High School, in which we have spent many enjoyable hours, and the Gym wherein many of our activities took place will have a lasting mark on our memories. We hear rumors about the erection of a new building, but this is the P. C. H. S. that will always remain Hrst in our hearts. Page two The Home Economics House and the Farm Shop have played an important role in the high school life of many 1947 graduates, for it was in these buildings that they learned to be home- malcers and farmers. HOME EC. HOUSE ...N -' . ',1,5,,E FARM SHOP Page thrcc MR. MAHLON Nl. SAXTON DEDICATION P. C. H. Sfs only Band Nlaster started here as a grade and high school intructor in October, 1932. Since organizing the band at P. C. H. S., he has made a habit of winning first in District and Sectional competitions--and being advanced to State contests. In 1939 and 1940, first division was Won in State contests and in 1940 and 1946 we were given the Governor's award at the State Fair. His soloists have gone far, too, some winning State contests and one being advanced to the National contest in which a first division was Won. We know of no better qualified Band Master in this area either in education or in results with his students. We are proud to dedicate the 1947 Maroon to our friend and teacher, Mr. Mahlon M. Saxton. Page jimi BUS DRIVERS Mr. Harold Bouton, lVlr. Harry Heinz, Mr. Luther Mansheltl Two-thirds of the students of P. C. H. S. depend upon these laus drivers to transport them to and from school. The daily promptness :ind cheerful courtesy of these men gain the respect and affection of all the students. JANITOR Serving his first year .ns janitor following the retirement of Mr. llzirry VVill:1rd, who had served sinee 1924, Mr. llzirlzin lfmery is doing an excellent juli :ind is well liked by all the students. Page Jix l lzirlan lfm ,ZAMN al-QM' 1 . Vwa . Ma 514, 4,06-.Q-6. 4AA.4' 14711-vvz,W I 2rvwk A'i' AQ4E7 Mzejfwfff-fQf MLM-ffmfl we f any ,,,ega,!f,44 f J JAR ,JL ,.,. Have You Heard . . . . . The students of Princeville Community High School are proud of their administrators. The Board of lfduczntion, Super- intendent, and Faculty deserve and have the zlpprecizltion of the student body for their constant efforts in guiding them. 74014. . . Page ww z BOARD CDF EDUCATIQN OFFICE SECRETARY Elica aJ..J....f, Lev 4, . ,6u.4..c144,u-I-lfegfc' ,e.:4..,,a,..p.1.12.fL0C , a. iss Dartlia estefer, the oflice secretary, has done a very el'Hcient job. Slie is always ready to give assistance and has a ready smile and friendly word for everyone. Page ciglzt Byron VVear lid. Kuntz Ralph Gelling, PfCJi!jFlIf Ray Rench, Secretary Frank Graves We are especially indebted to the Board of Education for making possible the educational facilities we have enjoyed the Miss Dartha Westefer, Ojlce Secretary W. R. Cordis, Superintendent 4 0,215 1 xfl 'l KVJV diy s PKERINTENDENT M R. W. R. CORDIS, Supcrizitendcnt Supervision of nine faculty members and over two hundred P. C. ll. S. stuclents is no small task. Although he has many things to do, Mr. Cordis is always willing to stop and have a personal talk with students about their problems. Page nine Firrt Row: Mr. Sherrill Hayden, Mr. Dale Engelhorn, Mr. W. R. Cordis, Superintendent, Mr. Mahlon M. Saxton, Mr. Lloyd Prettyman, Mr. C. Lyndon Banner. Second Row: Miss Helen Kientzle, Miss Dartha Westefer, Secretary, Miss Betty Samsel, Mrs. Louise Grundler, Mrs. Doris Hunt. FACULTY Page ten MR. W. R. CORDIS, Superiniendent-General Science, Phyficx. B. S., U. of I., 1927, M. S., Education, U. of I., 1935 Sigma Delta Sigma, Kappa Phi Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Della Kappa. MR. C. LYNDON BANNER-Vocational Agriculture, Biology, F. F. A. Adoifor. B. S., U. of I., 1932, I. S. N. U. MR. DALE ENGEL1-IORN--Coach, Phyfical Education, B. A. A. Adfuiror. B. S., Bradley, 1937. Beta Mu. MRS, LOUISE GRUNDLER--Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing, General Bufinexx Training, School Treafurer, Maroon Aduiror. B. S., Western State Teachers College, 1941. Kappa Delta Pi. MR. SHERRILL HAYDEN-World Hiftory, U. S. Hiftory, Commercial Law, Sociology, Frerhman Adoifor, Affiftant Coach. B. S., U. of I., 1930, M. S., U. of I., 1938. Phi Della Kappa, Phi Epfilon Kappa. MRS. DORIS HUNT-Home Econonzief, F. H. A. Advisor, G. A. A. Ad'ui.ror, Sophomore Adviror. B. S., 1. S. N. U., 1944. MISS HELEN KIENTZLE--lfngliflz, Latin, Dranialicf, Librarian, Tatler Advixor, .lunior Advifor. A. B., U. of I., 1940, A. M., U. of I., 1945. Alpha Lamba Delta, Eta Sigma Phi, Gregorian Literary Staff. MR. LLOYD PRETTYMAN-Matlzentatief, Miific. B. Music, Ill. W. U., 1936, Western State Teachers College, U. of S. D. S MISS BETTY SAMSEL--Englifh, Speech,.'iQrarna Club Adviror, Senior Advifor. B. S., Northwestern University, 1946, Texas State College for Women. Delta Della Delta, Zeta Phi Fm. MR. MAI-ILON M. SAXTON-Band Director. Conservatory of Music of Leipzig, Conservatory of Music of Brussels, University of Nebraska. xl , .Xlxmys milling In assist, always iving for ll lu-ttcr P. C. ll. S., fl'iCl1dly xml cmlrtvulls, pgutivnl znml pcl'scl'X'L'1'il1g1 fd s is our I-llflllfy. lj! A I 1 Viv ' V Page' fl 4' 'vw Have You Heard ..... Our clzlsscs arc mznclc up of boys and girls who striw to lu-rrcr our school in uvcry may so that thc community can lac justly proud of it. M. Pagqr flH'I'ff!'77 SENICR ADVISCR AND OFFICERS As zldvism' of thc Scuim' flzuss, Mi ISL-tty SIIINSCI prow-d wry cgnpzalh-. XXX- wan to cxprcss our gl'ZlfifllLlC fm' thc pvrson intcrcst slu- muk in all our zlctivilivs. W SIQNIUK Ul'tl IL'liRS . i 1 I N xluyrc Whitc, l'z'1-,mfw11l,' Dick Nulnml. Ihr'-l'f'1w1Jf'11l Miss Bctty bzunscl, SFHIOI' AlIl'l'I,S'07' Clnmlc liuvkl-I, Sf-1-f-m1f-y7'm1,-'1mv-. r'tCCL,Ulv: A 'I ELA WMA' fwwh- Q.. VJ-U KJ4 'f7'b'X 'J SNVW ,,f 'Q X 'if 744. kl ?wW'n - -gif-54 'Hu' sn-lmior ufliccrs worked hzml :lt llwir julw nl' prmmwting thc prujvcts u11clc1'tz1kcl1. 'lilwx' In-Ipvd flu- Scnim' Class to tzlkc its . ,, , proper plum' III l. Q. ll. 5. 1lCtlVlIlL's. Prim' lfflfr-lwrnl WWW' ?,y'?i,'v-I-ag SENIORS or I947 KMA ' 4 'Vx' DIOYCIC Wllllli Prcsidcnt 43 Sccretary-'l'rcas- urcr 33 junior Play, lf. H. A. 1, 2. 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 33 Drainatics l, 2, 3, 43 library Stall 33 latlcr Staff 2, 3, 43 Maroon Staff 3, 43 D. A. R. Awardg Senior Playg Debate- Scctional 4. IllCllARD NUI..-XND Vii'u-Prcsidcnt 4, Boys' Glcc Vlulw l, 2, 3. 4, Opcretta 1.2, 3 43 Band l, 2, 3, 43 -Iunior Play' Drziinarics l, 2, 3, 43 B, A. A. , . . , . I Z. A, 43 latlcr Stall 2, 3, 43 I .laskt-ilwall lg Bast-ball l, 3, 43 lravlc 3, 43 Boys' State 33 lf:-otlwall lVlanagcr 43 Sergeant at Arms 43 Senior Play. v L'l.AUDli l.. RUCKEL Vice-Prcsidcnt 33 Secretary- 'licasuicr 43 Boys' Glue Club l, 2, 33 Upcretta l, 2, 33 Drainatics I3 B. A. A. l, 2, 3, 43 Tatler Stall 43 lfootball 3, 43 Basket- lwall 3, 43 Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 lrack 3, 43 Attended lirst semes- tcr john Marshall High, Chicago 7 MA RY BEAM Dropped DUNNA BUYER Vice-President 7' F H A l.atin Club 33 Transferred from Victoria lligh 1. Wll,IfRliD Il.'XN5lON F. I . , 2, 3, 43 B. A. A. s--.f Page jifleeu f.Ylt.'l'lL DOROTIIY CAl.l,lCRY Hand 2, 3, 43 ,luniur Play. lf. ll. A. l, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 3, Dramatics l, 3, Pi-p Club 33 l,ibrary Stall 3, 43 Cliccrlcarlcr 3. Gl,liNN IJUBOIS I . lf. A. I, 2, 3, 4, li. A. A. 3, 4, Track 3, 4. TOM l 0GIiR'l'Y Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Upcretta l, 2, 3, 43 Banrl l, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 F. l . A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics l, 2, 3, 43 B. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, lfoutball 3, 43 Cheerleader 23 lnstrumcntal -Sectional 3, District 4, jliSSIlC BICGNIQR Dmppcml. ICVELYN GRUNICR Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Opcretta l, 2, 3, 43 Band l, 2, 3, 43 junior l'lay3 lf. H. A. l, 2, 1 4 V 3, 43 Cn. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, l..itm Club 33 Dramarics l, 2, 3, 4, library Stall 2, 43 'ltatlcr Stall 3, 'I'l'1lJ GOFl RIliR Boys' Glen: Club l, 2, 3, 43 Opererta 3, 43 Junior l'lay3 B. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 41 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, 'llravk 33 Senior Play. 4. zfw ,www , 4 1 rf kv'-J K i X QQ,,,yxJ 5 3' X yr ' 'IA Y E Qual 1 . ROSICM.-XRY SClll'il,KOl'l'l Girls' Glu- Club l, 2, 3, 43 Upcrcttzl l 2 i 4' Hand l 7 3 43 Urclu-srrzi 5, 43 -lunior l'l:ly3 IJTZIIIIJI l'l:iy 23 lf. ll, xl, l, 2, 3, 43 G, .-X, .X, I, 2, 3, 43 l,zitin Club 53 Drzunzlrics l, 2, 5, 41 , . . 4 lop Club A, 43 Library Stall l, 23 'lizlrlcr Stull' 3, 43 lllzirrmn Stull 43 Clwvrluzulcr 43 Uruni lllzijnrurrc l, 2, 3, 43 Girls' STZIIC 43 Scniur l'l:ry3 lh-lmrc-Sew tiunzrl 43 lizirun 'l'uirling-Dis- trict 4, R0l3lCR'l' STRliI'l'M2-X'I l'l'IR lJfIIlI1Zlfli'S l, 2, 3. 43 ll. .X X. l, 2, 3, 43 lfnnrlwzill 3, 43 lizislwtlwaill 2, 3, 43 lg1ISL'l52lll l Z, 5, 43 'l'r:ua'k 3, 4, ' ' TOM S, l OS'l'l'Q BUYS' Glcv Club 1, 2 Opcrctrzx l, 2, 5, 4: lgllllil l, Y. .i, 43 ,luniur Plziyg Drzunn Play 23 Drzunaltics l, 2, 3, -lg ll. .-X. xl. I3 Pep Club 53 'lizirlcr Stall 2. 3, 43 Mziruon Stall' 3, 43 l,ntin Club ,ig YUL'1ll4SCCfl0I12ll 3. Stzirc 43 Buys' Quartet-Sectional W. IUI..-X IJOIYBIYI' l . ll, .-X. 3, 43 G. xl. xl, 3. 43 Drzinizlrics 33 Librziry Stall 4. 'lirsmslcrrcml from lfxirniingtun lligli 3. L'l'iL'lil,l.X D.-Xl,l,lNGliR Girls Glcc Club l, 2, 3, -li 0,41-rr-rm l, 2, 5, 43 Drzimzi l'l:ly 2, 53 l . ll, .X, l, 2, 5, 43 G, A. X, l, 2, 3, 43 Drzunzitics 2, 5, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 'lizltlcr Stull 43 Scnior l,l2l3'Q Yuczilygllistrict 4. l Cl l.X RLICS IQIJW,-XRD lX'lll,l,liR l'rn-sirlcnr 53 ,luniur Plzlyg Drzunqi Play 3, 43 llrninznrics 1, : 2, 3, 43 ll, .-X, fl. l, 2, 3, 43 Library Stull 43 blzirnnn Stall 43 Four- bzlll A, 4, llIISlxCfl52lll l, 2, A, 43 llzm-lmll l, 2, 3, vlil'1lL'li 3, -ll linys Stain- .13 l'l:lg limuircr 43 Scniur l'lgly3 Dr-lmrc-Si-criminal Page .fcw'rl!cr,'1L Pagv vigfzifcn F Rl-I D G RUNFRT President lg Boys' Glcc Club l 7 v 4, Upcretta l, 2, 3. 4: 3 lfarlrl All, 2. 3, 4, Urcltestra 2. .. 4, junior Play, lf. F. A. l, 3, 4, B, A. A. l, 2, 33 Pop Club 4, 'llatlcr Stall 41 Maroon Stall 41 lfuotball 3, Basketball l, 2. .ll Instrumcntal--Sectional 3, State 4, Vocal-State 4. B A R BA RA C H E125 M A N Band l, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A, l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2. 3, 41 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Stall 3. MA R'lll'lA Plfllli RSON Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Operctta l, 2, 3, 4, Haml l. 2, 3 43 junior Play, F. ll. A. l, 2 3, 4, G. A. A, 1, 2, 3, 4g Dra- matlcs 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Tatlcr Stall 4. l'l'lYl,LlS KlR,lll,l'lY P. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cl. A. A 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics l, 2, 3. BETTY STREITIVIATTE R F. H. A. 1, 25 G. A. A. l, 2. CLIFFORD D. SCOTT junior Play, Dramatics 3 3 lap Club 4, ll. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Football 31 Basketball l, 2, 3 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 'Frau 3, 4. lXlRO'l'l lY ANN CAMP lf. ll. A, l, 2, 3, -lg G. A. A. l, 2, 3, -lg Draiuzitics 3, Tatlcr Stall' -l. R0l3liR'l' l , C.-Xl,l.lCRY Boys' Glu- Club 2, 3, -lg Opcrctta 2, 3, -l, junior Play: Drama Play 2, 3, Dramatics l, 2, 3, -lg B. .-X. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, lfoorball 3, -lg Basketball lg Base- bail lg Track 3, -lg Speech- District 3, Stare -lg Senior Play. liliNli l'li'l'liRSON pm ll. .X. .-X. l, 2, 3, -lg Baskcr- bzill 2, 'lirack -l. MIRI.-XM IIICIXIMICR ...i . . .'. . ...,..,.,,l.. Sccrctary-'lrcasurcr lg -lunior Pliy l'H X173-lCA xl. l, 2, 3, -lg l.atiu Club 31 Dra- matics l, 3, -lg l.ibiary Staff 2, 3, 'llarlcr Staff l, -lg Maroon Stall -lg Spcccli-District 4. Rl?'l'll GRUNER Girls' Glcc Club 2, 3, -lg Upcrcrta 2, 3, -lg Band 2, 3, 43 lf. ll. xl, l, 2, 3, -l: G. A. A. 2, 3, lg l.atin Club 3. l'Q.'XRl. lllli'l l'liR junior Play, Drama Play 3, 43 llraiuatics l, 2, 3, -lg B. A. A. l, 2, 3, -lg Pup Club -lg Tzitler Stall 3, -lg Football 3, -lg Basket- ball l, 2, 3, -lg Baseball l, 2, 3, -lg Track 3, -lg Senior Play. l L X I Z-Q L1 f ,Q-49 Page nineteen Page fwmty ,ICMNNIQ PU RCICLL Girls' Glcc Club l, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Play3 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 33 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Library Stall 2, 33 'liatlcr Stall 43 Senior Play. A RTH U R Ii. 'I' RC DW B R I DG li President 23 Band l, 2, 3, 43 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 2, 33 B. A. A. l, 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 4. JACK SCHINDLER Dropped. MAXINE IQUGIQNIA KliLl,EY P. H. A. 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 3. 43 Tra sferred from Bradford H' ' J , RUTH ANN OAKES Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Upcretta l, 2, 3, 43 Baml l, 2, 3, 43 junior Play, lf. H. A. l, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Dra- matics 2, 3, 43 Library Stall 43 Tatlcr Stall 43 Pep Club 43 Sigur P 3 J WII, UR WILSON Buys' Ulce Club 13 Baslcvtball l, 23 Baseball l3 Basketball Manager 3, 43 'lirack Manager 3. ,ll'.XNl'l'.X SHORT Band l, 2, 3, 43 Urchcstra 3, 4g G. A. .X. l, 2, 3, 43 l,atin Clnlu 33 Dramarics l, 2, 33 l,ilwr:ury Stall 33 'llzltlcr Stall 43 Maroon Staff 4. .HCR M.'XRKGR.'Xl li. .X fl. l, 2, 43 Bnskerlmll l, 2, 4, Basclmzill l, 2, 43 'lirack 43 lfourlmzill lxllllliljlkl' 4, Atrcnilcrl lllalvcrn lligli Sclmul, Arkansas MM ii ml ll. R gxwfgl Buys' Glcc Clnlm l, 2, 3, 43 Upcrcrta l, 2, 3, 4, liaml l, 2, 5, 43 Orcliustra 23 lf. F. A. l, 2, 3, 43 Dramarics l, 2, 33 B. A. A. l, 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 llaslactlwull l, 2, 3, 43 Bziscball l, 2, 3, 43 Clivcrlcznlcr 23 ln- Sfl'IlIlll'Ilf2ll-SCCIl0l1Ill 3, District 4. ISIQRNICIC W.'XGlCNl3ACll - 1 1 4 . - l. ll. .X. 2. J, 4. fr. A. A. 2, 3, 43 l,il1rary Stall 3, 4. 'lfpw f . '7 , f I llI'H lfljjf' . lil. A. l. 2, 31.41 G. A. A. l, Z, J, 4, Drznnatics 1, 2, 33 l'cp Clnlm 3. .Xl.Bli RT WYS lf, lf. .X, 3, 4, .Xttcnilcml East llcuria lligll Srlmul 2. I l r Page Lwculy-Iwo BETTY L. SNI FF ln' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Opeyrta 1, 2, 3, 4g F. H. A. 1, 2 .31 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dra- atics 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3. VELMA STEWA RT Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Play, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics I, 2, 3. MARJORIE MORRIS Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4' Opcretta 2, 3, 4, Drama Play 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3, Tatler Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play. PHILLIP ROBERT ADAMS CNOt Picturedj Vice-President lg Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, Operetta 25 Dramatics 2, B. A. A. 1, 2, 4, Library Staff 2, Senior Play. Attended Manual High, Peoria 3. CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR liill German, I'iu'-I'z'r,firIf1il,' Aiiclrey Buslcirk, S1'fr'rlf11'y-Truimf'1'f',' Miss llelen liientxle, .'l!l'I'i,f07'j li.-rry l,imlst-y, Pru.fi1lw1I. iffrfzilwf 'ffji imifflffvg' ii rf f e VA of The class ofhcers' responsibilities were many, their complaints few, and the results magnificent. 'lihe initiative of these stu- clents has mzicle rhem excellent lezulers of their classes. SOPHUMORE FRIQSHMIQN Huh Slzme, Jeanne Coats, Mrs. Doris llunt, Duane lilszisser, Ruth Buskirk, Mr, Sherrill .lif:'i,mr,- jerry Smith. llziyclen, . l!l'I'l,VOI',' jucly lfrieciiimii. .f 'N 1 ol'l Page Ifcwlly-If11'1'L' JUNIORS Firrl Row: Betty McDonnell, Betty Lindsey, Betty Burton, Emily Menold, Louise Gould, Donna Fry. Second Row: Audrey Heinz, janet Martin, Ronald King, jim Messersmith, Edmund Harmon. Third Row: Arthur Baurer, Dean Heinz, Charles Wilson, Bill German, Don Streitmatter. The juniors have had an unusually successful year. The outstanding events included 21 mystery play, a masquerade dance, and a Wiener roast. They Won lirst honors at the stunt show and for their Christmas float. The year was climaxecl by one of the best proms ever given by P. C. H. S. Page twenty-four flryl Ruff lui lawrence, Bzlrl lfzxirfn-ld. 5 'Vo w vris Oppvlz, ICICZIIIUI' JXSIII, Betty mm Dullwridgu, Mary Xyys, Frances Srmrlfl Rfm. Clmrlos llcmnmcr, Wvnrlcil Hursrm. H11 ruhl Friccl T11 Inf Rn Bcrry, Dzllc if u mlm, X41 I1Il Snydcr. Dm-lla Streitmnttvr. IHINI Kl1l'll, lullllllk' Sfllhl, CYIYQIYICS Ik' 'IIISUIL ffrfl Rmb: .'XlHlFL'j' Buskirk, Nlzurrlmivzun Rzuuglw- man, I,1ll1l1II .'Xllun, Nlzlrrcllu Wlmirlnkcr, Ruth Uulh, fiom Srcxxzlrt. Spf-m1zf Rn-:rj ,Imam Kvlly. Vzlfririzl !,TlI5lII'l', xyllylll' Xllllcr, QIIHUHI lllwlmlml, lflljltllt' lullwrt, 7'lllv7'fj Ruff: Hzurnlri l'rcchnm'c, Ucuxpv xl4'xl1lI1iS, Hl'l'll2lI'lI IIZITIIUB, l'lllL.Zt'IH' lily, llzlrulzl Sf2II'kNNl'ZlIIH'I'. X N N if -5 X X .Q Xxx Q ..LL x ,, 'Lg 'bw 155. Nw x ,M A -f E Q 5 R x'X 'rag -v K IIIIIQI' l.'I'f'lLl-x'-jim' SOPHOMCRES Fir-,rl Rmv: Marjorie Peterson, -loan Berry, Kay Murphy, Alberta Mitchell, Wilma Wielancl, Betty Guth. Srmml Rnfv: Dean Burns, Beverly Nuss, Dulures Gulfrier, Jeanne Units, Mzirgziret DuBois. 7'l1inl Rflflf linh Pertlelxvitz, Don Dell, Mziuricc Schafer, Don Dzillinger, Bob Murnzm, Norinzin Wiclancl. W ifiiii A 'llhe sophomores were proucl of heing waiters zincl waitresses at the prom and of winning second prize for their Christmas float. Vllhe social events of their year incluclecl Z1 Wiener roast with the freshmen. . Page twenty-.fix 1- I ws l'lrll Rfvfw: lxlllfllyll l,lllXl2ly, vlcmnm' Ryan, llzltsy Snill, -lcrry Smith, Xlznry ,Xnn Smith, liilccn llcinz. Swmm! Rwr: llglrry llvrrmzmn. l'l1yllls llruncr, ffm! ISHN-: liznrlmnrn Crwlgzum, lfllu-l Hurux, l'z:rrim'i:l Wintrcss Wclwsrur, xxvlllll-l'l'll fxlllvry, Nlllff' lfllvn Curr, Ruth lllllllllllll, Nlzululxm- Kult, Virginia liur liuzlll, Uulc llilflllll. clirk, Ulcyuxllzl BIIXYII. Tlfirfl Rum: lxlllfli Ilill, lfrqmk Krzulr, Rzuymuml SN-nm! Rnfw: Pzurrlcizu .Xlll-n, Slmirlvy llimlvrlu-rla lim-ki-I, lfu-ml l,ll1lllllST, l.:n Ycruc Nln-sw1's1111tl1, liill Xmm May Nulgqml, Mm- Cnllpry, Doris Milla-r Humly. liicllzml limcry. Tlzirfl Rnfw: linlm Slzmv. Dick i':urIvr, Elm' lilgmk Ulcnn Martin, lxl2llIl'lK'l' Crain, -lzuncs XYt'LIYL'l', wg X S ,fdl :A as Pug: lzwnly-J1','r1L . X l if W FRESHMEN Fifzil Row: Ruth Ryan, l,2lfl'lCl2lllI1 Calhoun, Marjorie limery, lfranees Adams, Joanne Murnan, Rita Ryan. Swoml Row: Ronnie llullman, james King, Art lfrishy, Roh Robinson, Helen Adolphson, Norma 'l':ilbert. Tliirfl Row: l,:iwrence Donath, Boh Doty, Don llarnion, Frank Nell, jack Moody, Elmer Leonhardt. The freshmen started their high school career hy participating in many extra-curricular :activities in- cluding hand, glee cluh, football, haslcethall, and cheerleading. They enjoyed a Wiener roast with the sophomores. Page lfvvrilyy-eight Xv lfiml Ruff: lfnlxxzxrd Benin, Nlikc TXICMIIIUS, 'Il-gl l'12lifHt'l1l, .Xlvin ki47lllli, Rirlmrzl Wchhur, Rmlgcr Nxlrshnll. I l'iwf lwzr: Stun-n licrrv, ,lun Xllvn. llzmly Sfmmly lX,f7f!'f Xlllfit' l'x4vSTL'V. lflhfll XYHHIIIIIS. XUIINJI Wlnrrnkur, IJIISIHL' lilsgasscrf .Xlfrcd Srr1'itn1attcr1, lCly, Nlllflljll lnglv, llclgzu Wcrncr. l'Nrgiy11'i5flxxt-115, 771171-I RHFV3 DUN WK'5fK'V'N?ll1- Dim flvlv. I'i 1l kl3 W Srmznf Now: Kzltllurim' limxn, lJllIllfI1y R2llll'Cl'v WUSUI1. Rllfh Bl1SkiFk.,'l11I3' l'xYil'1llUi1l1- Xmx' lh-Hfml, Nlzlrilvn NUUIIUII, ,t'LlllL'IIk'Qw2III1ll, Ivan Drrlllwf, Tlxfrff Ruff-1 Put Hglrmml, Dun Billlghlllllll, Rulwrt Vmxcll, flmrlus l'lrrq', xllm Blzlxk, Rulwrt Quark. l'uggf' iizwlly-rlfzu' .Siu M ave You Heard . . . . . Life would lac vcry clull :lt P. '. . Q Il b.mtl1out.xprixilin-s.C'l11lms games, movics, clzmcczs, :xml plays-:all In-lp to make ll lmcttu mal more interesting school. 0 U 0 1' lflizly-mu lfiril Roco: Andrey Bnskirk, ,Innior Iiditorg Joyce White, lfditorq Miriam Heminer, Managirig ffzlqilor. Sr ' TTPEWYHEH l1EY30Aw x 'rozm Row: B1lI'i32ll'1l Delhricige, ,'1.v.i'if!f1i1f Bu,ffi1r,f,r .'Wanager,' Fred Grnnert, x11f'r'frri.fiv1g i1lI17lllAlI'l',' Nr. W. R. Qorchs, S11f:f1'1r1ff111lr'r1l,' Mrs. Louise Grunrller, ,4dc'f.for,' Rosemary Sehelkopf, C1111 'wlzlllou .ilfl7ltIA2jI'1',' loin Poster, l5'1i.fii1f.r,t i'ill17l1Ig!'V',' Charles Miller, Cirrzrlfzliou l'Ul1llIlgf'7',' juzinitzi Short, l'1'or1'1zf'lio11 fllmlrngrfr. MAROON STAFF ,Ioyce White, lfflilor l'r1,:f' flllil'lX f'Il'H ... 'e.. ..AQ4 'lihe :staff with the invuluzihle assistance of Mrs Louise Grundler, Maroon advisor, has worked haird- its one znm was to bring you 11 more entertaining M A R OON! and interesting VVe sincerely hope we have succeeded. lwrut Rua. liianita hlio rt, lfarl Hietrer, Miriam llemmer, Jeanne Coates, Rosemary Seliellmp lmii lfuster, liarlwara Delbridge, Sm-mul Ruse: Durutliy Camp, lNlartlia ljetersun, llartlia lyestefer, Mary .Xnn Smith, lletty l,indsev, -levee Vlvliite, Ruth .Min Oakes. Miss Helen Kieiitzle, ylzl-:'i,mr, -Indy lfriedman, llnnna lfry blofliiiie Purcell, Marge Morris. Tlfim' Rafe: Aiidrev Biiskirk, lfred Griinert, Claude Ruekel, Mr. W. R, Cnrclis, Snpwrifilwmlwfil Cecelia Dallinger, Dielc Noland. TATLER STAFF 'llie 'll.fYl'l.lfR, our school paper, keeps tlie stu- deiits of P. C. ll. S. well informed of the various classes and aetiviries. This publication is eapaluly supervised lzy llliss llelen Kientzle. . , ,fit . u V 0 K I 9 , ni... . . M 'Wg A U' I liuseiiiary Seliellmpl, lfifilnr Page Iliirlhv-flzuz Smlfd: lola Douhet, Bernice Wagenhach, Beverly Nuss. Firrl Roco: Evelyn Gruner, Dorothy Callery, Doris Oppelz, VVilma Wielanrl, Betty Lawrence, Patricia l,aisure, llarry llerrniann, George Mellflanis, lVl1ss lrlelen KlCI1IZl6, zldziimr. Sfmurz' Rose: Ruth Ann Oakes, Donna Allen, Audrey Hienz, Bill German, Charles Miller, Shirley Biederlmeelc, Frank Kraft, M r. VV. R. Cordis, Szfp1'1'i1ztei1zIm1I. LIBRARY STAFF ima l'1l4Qf,' llzffly-jfmr lVlany new hooks, a large selection of magazines, and an up-to-date vocational guidance file make the lihra ry a place of information and pleasure. Under the supervision of Miss llelen Kientzle two capalmle materials. lilmrarians serve each period to help the students find PROTESTANT RELIGICJN 'llluc Protcstzmt Rcligion Class, instructed lay Rcvcrcncl RlCl12ll'Kl Clmsc, spout thc your in tlw stucly :mal intcrprctzltlon ol' tht- Ililmlc, sinct' tht- main purposc of thc coursc was to gin' thc lIlL'I11lN'I'S il lwsttcr umlcrstzmcling of the liilblc :incl its rclzltion to ilu-ir rt-ligion. Somc timc was also spent in studying thc livcs ol thc s.1ints, Q Q A - , A CATHGLIC RELIGION 'l'1'1w lffzfflz of .lliflionf lay Rcvcrcml -lolm O'l3ricn, is tht- tcxt usml lux' tht- fzntlmolic Rcligion Class. ll1lYlllg1Q rt-ligion ont' pt-riotl vxvry ll'lllll'SllLlj' ,glvcs tlw class an ln-tlcr umlcrstnmling ol' tllcll rt-ligion. Vlllmc class is lnstructccl by Rcvcrcml lfutlmcr JX. Conlon. GLEE CLUBS Fifi! Ruff: lfil llarmnii, kliwhii Kiwll, .lit lfrishy, Mark Ilill, Pat llarmun, Vllcil lfziirlirlsl, ,lamcs King. Sm-fiiir.' lx'm'r': lllaiiricu Crain, lfraiilx Kraft, Charles Picrcy, Luster Smith, Richard llflmlii-r, llarulsl Starluwatlicr, Xlr. l,lrmyil l'rt-ttymzm, lii.i1rii1'fm1', Y'!'1i1'il Kiwi Rngcr Marshall, Ricliartl lfmury, Maurice Schzifur, Luc lyliirray, 'llccl Uullriur, liiilv Ihnwll, 'lluiii lfustur. l lfwifflfl- leflfff Huh Callury, Hill Gorman, Dick lNfrlaiiil, Dale Dickinsun, limi lfugcriy, lflmcr Shaw, lfrcil Urimcrt, lVi'iiclcll lliitsun. Fiizrf Rmb: Doris Uppi-lz, Klzirjiiric l't-tcrsrm, Wilma Vliclziml, Martha Peterson, lfyclyn Grunt-i' Duris hlillcr, liutty Shift, Kay Murphy, Patricianii Calhoun. Swmifl' Ruff: ,Miclrcy liiiskirk, ,lorry Smith, Patsy Smit, Ruth ,Mm Oakes, Marilyn liiglv, l'atrit'ia l,aisiirc Mary lfllcii lit-all, Xlr. l,luyil l'rcttymaii, llI,i'fl'IIlkffJI', Mr. VV. R. Curclis, S11pwi'f1ilf'mlwiil. Tfifral Nw-iw: Mary .Min Smith. ilhtty lXlicDoniicll, ,liicly lfricclman, .Miilrcy Hcinz, Alcan Dimiilvrt, liuttv liiirtmi, llclcii rlilulivlisimii, liutty lamlscy. I-zffwlfl lx'fff:': l'atrii'ia Carr, lima Nay Nulaml, lfmily hlcnnltl, Ruth Grimcr, Margc Morris, Sliirli-y llii'ilt'rlmi'i'k, Rusviiiary Svlii-llwpl, Iluima .lllL'l1. Della Strcitiiiattcr. I ffllllll fwfr:-3 lhmiia lfry. lllarcclla Wliittalicr, Clcta Stciyart, Glcynala Baxyii, Dah' Dickiiismi, Pifziiiii, llarlmara fnlgaii, -Irrliiiiu lJllI'L'L'll, liilirli Xlvilliams, Cccclia Dallingcr. f'il,qi' !!','ff'!y-,-1'.x . . , , I hu Cilcv Q hlhs of l'rim-vxiillc Cimiiminity High Sulimwl havc hvcn actiyt- this year. llmlcr the tliri-utiuii nl' Mr. l,lnycl l'rcttymaii thcy prcsciitvil an upvri-ttzi :mil mach- a iiuiirm-y In thc lllacliliawlc Yiwzil lfcstiyzil at XVctlicrs- lit-lil iii Xpril, .- 1'- Fiizil Rory: .lo.'Xnne Purcell, Kay hlurphy, Kay lieall, Doris Kraft, .Iuanita Short, Martha Peterson Swoilrl Rolfe: Donna l'ierce, hlr. W. R, Cortlis, S lwlmunzl llarmon,'l1om l'llYQl'I'IX. ,lim Nlcssersmitl Iiarlvara L'heesman, llarhara llelhriclge, hlr. Mahlt Ylliirzll Rose: llIlKI'iCilll1l1 Cahoun, hlartlza Pet Kliaves, Citoge lNlclXlanis, lfileen lleinz, loan llerr Y Y Banner, Doris Hown, Caryl forilis, Marx' l'illen , Velma Stewart, Ruth liruner, Dorothy fallery. Ilf7!'7'ilIfl'HljI'7lf, Ruth .Nun Oakes, Betty l,axxrente l 1, Donna qlllen, Gleynalia liawn, Rohert loxxell in M, Saxton, liiifrurlor. Dale llickinson erson, ltvelyn Gruner, Donalcl Pullen, hlarvm x' 'Xnna May Nolantl, Mae Callery. H . j .-' f r1lH'lfI lxofe: latricia .Xllen, Robert lertlelwi lfoster, Xlvintress NYehster, Shirley liietlerheclt, ,lim lfjiffi Row: Nlarjorie lfinery, 'lim hlontgome liiehartl lfinery, .Xrt ilrowliritlge, liclith Williams, BAND lfifteeu years ago hlr. hlahlon M. Saxton came to l'rinceville to organize the lirst school hantl. Since that time hlr. Saxton has worltetl harcl ancl has tlevelopetl a hantl ol which the school :mtl community is very proutl. l,ast summer the hantl receivetl hrst place at the State lfair anal in atlclition eroppecl another first prize at the lfureka Pumplain lfestival. 'llhe carnival antl loothall games were other settings for our concerts, ancl we welcomed Santa Claus to Princeville, not once, not twice, hut three times. Vlihe majorettes, Rosemary Sclielkopl, liarhara Delhriilgge, hlary lfllen lit-all, anal Kay hluriliy, atltletl color io ilu- marching hantl. l llc tx, Duane ltlsasser, Rosemary Schelltopl, loin Black. ry, lfretl Urunert, lflmer Shaw, llicle Nolaml, Rodger Marshall, Frances Mlains. :una Xllen, lfaiixf Qimii flzlgf' lfiir'!wx'-.i1'.'i'l.' v t Fi:-if Now: Donna Allen, Joanne Murnnn. E Srmrzzf Row: Juanita Short, Rosemary Schelkopf, Patricia Allen. Tfiinl Row: Ricliarcl lfmery, Tom Fogerty, Fred Grunert. F X X Pngz' a XXX Ay i 'bi N 5,3821 S X Xl X E Ei lf11r'fv-fluff! Under the direction of Leland Mnrnzm the Prince- ville Orchestra was once again swinging out. 'l'hey duhhed themselves the Rhythm Nineng and with Leland directing and holding down the lceylmoard, music came forth. Joanne Murnan gave us a steady beat on the drum as Richard lfmery played the trom- hone. Patricia Allen and Rosemary Schelkopf made their cornets sing While Fred Grunert came through on the baritone. Tom Fogerty and Donna Allen on saxophones and Juanita Short on the clarinet helped to round out the orchestra. DRAMA CLUB 'l'hc llmmgt Cluh, with the czipulvlt- zlssistzmcc ul hliss lit-tty Sztmscl, concluclccl zm unusually ztctivc ycztr. licliorc catch lioliclzty the mcmhcrs prcscutccl zu skit in the ztsscnihly. 'lihc one-:ict play, The Pot lioilcru, was ciijuyt-tl hy thc stuclcnts. ilihc zlctivitics wt-rc climzixt-tl luv zu thrcc-uct plan' mum-cl il'hrough rhv Night ou hlxty 23. lfif'-1 Nm:-1 L'h:trlcs Nlillcr, Cccclia Dzillingcr, hlztrgt' Morris, lxllfllllll llcmuiur. Swtultl Ru-51: Kllj' hlurphy, hlzlty .Kun Smith, Doris Nlillcr, lit-tty l,ll1LlSL'j', li1Ifl71ll'1l Ut-lhritlgc, Ruth .Xuu Oulu-s, Rusvuinry Scltcllwpf. 7'lm-if Ru-pr: Xlurilyn luglc, ilu.-Xiuw Purcell, ,larry Smith, Glcynnfzt lizmn, ,Xtulruy Heinz, Joyce Whitc, xl2ll'U.'ll2l Wluttztlqcr, Bob Cullcry. l f1nrll'i Ruff: Nl2ll'llyIl Nmutcn, Vlvinilrccl Cztllcry, hlartltzt-iczxn B2lllj.Il1I11Ill1, lgilI'l31II'2l L'lN'CSIll1lll, lnm lftugt-rty, li-tty lXlcllunm'll, lfvclyn Gruncr, led Golfricr, hlziuricc Scliztfvr. lfillli lx'm:': Miss lh-tty S.m1scl, .'lflf'im1-, lfrzmlc Kraft, hlaurivc Crum, lum lfustcr, lfrctl Grunt-rt, Dirk Nulztiul, l':2ll'l llivttcr, Uh-nu Martin, Lester Smith, .luck hlumly, Bill hlfuuly, llzurnhl Stark- wcntlwr. Pug iliirty-nine FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CF AMERICA The activities of the F. H. A. included sponsoring a box supper and hayrack ride with the F. F. A., sending Janet Martin as a delegate to the meeting of Section 12 at Peoria, attending a rally in Farmington, in which several girls participated in a style show, serving at the Legion banquet, and electing Mrs. Ivan Grunert Chapter Mother. Mrs. Doris Hunt capably supervised these activities. Fin-1 Row: Evelyn Gruner, Martha Peterson, Marilyn Noonen, Helen Adolphson, Marthajean Baugliman, Mary Ellen Beall, Ruth Buskirk, Betty McDonnell, Marcella Whittaker, Barbara Del- bridge, Rosemary Schelkopf, Shirley Biederbeck, Jeanne Coats, Phyllis Kirtley, Maxine Kelley, Velma Stewart, Barbara Cheesman. Sccwzd Row: Mrs, Doris Hunt, Advimr, Joyce White, Ruth Gruncr, Bernice Wagenbach, Dorothy Callery, JoAnne Purcell, Patricia Carr, Betty Lawrence, Betty Lindsey, Amy Debord, Marjorie Emery, Marilyn lngle, Leona Smith, Judy Friedman, Patriciann Calhoun, Emily Menold, Ruth Gutli, Della Streitmatter. Third Row: Betty Snifl, Patricia Allen, Ruth Ryan, Mary Wys, Eleanor Asal, Betty Burton, Patsy Snirl, Barbara Colgan, Joanne Murnan, Marie Foster, Mary Ann Smith, Doris Miller, Donna Boyer, Dorothy Camp, lola Doubet. Fourllz. Row: Doris Oppelz, Donna Fry, Margaret DuBois, Marjorie Peterson, Anna May Noland, VVilma VVieland, Rita Ryan, Frances Adams, Jean Doubet, Edith Williams, Beverly Nuss, Ethel Burns, Cleta Stewart, Patricia Laisure, Cecelia Dallinger, Marge Morris. Fiflhr Row: Janet Martin, Eileen Heinz, Louise Gould, Joanne Ryan, Virginia Burdick, Jeannette Camp, Dorothy Baurer, Betty Guth, Phyllis Gruner, Wintress Webster, Mae Callery, Joan Berry, Joan Kelly. Dcmomtraiiizg: Donna Allen, Ruth Ann Oakes, Miriam Hemmer. Page forty . First Row: LaVerne Messersmith, Don Westerman, Ed Beam, Elmer Martin, Glenn Martin, Alvin Gould, Harold Predmore. Second Row: Bob Perdelwitz, Elmer Leonhardt, Mike McManis, Don Harmon, Norman Wicland, jim Messersmith, Maurice Schafer. Third Row: Maurice Crain, Dale Harlan, Dean Burns, Jim Black, Don Dallinger, Cliff Tlieobald, Albert Wys. Fourth Row: Robert Powell, Lawrence Donath, Alfred Streitmatter, jack Moody, Dick Carter, 'led Fairfield, Don Streitmatter. Fifth Row: James King, Don Dell, Hardy Whittaker, Tom Fogerty, Elmer Shaw, Bernard Harney, Lester Smith. Sixth Row: Wilfred Hanson, Glenn DuBois, Harold Starkweather, Arthur Baurer, Duane Stahl, Pat Harmon. Slazzding: Mr. C. L. Banner, lldZli.fOf, Bob Slane, Bill Moody, Charles Hemmer, Art Trowbridge, Edmund Harmon, Eugene Ely, Mr. W. R. Cordis, Supefinrenderzz. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The activities of the F. F. A. this year included a parent-son banquet, a contest in selling garden seeds, Il fair in August, and a box supper and hayrack ride with the E. H. A. Mr. C. L. Banner directed these activities. Page forty-one lll.....e,,' glllill Firfr Row: Mrs. Doris Hunt, Adfuiror, Doris Qppelz, Audrey Busk-irk, Doris Miller, Mary Ann Smith, Kay Murphy, Joanne Murnan, Louise Gould, Patricia Carr, Marilyn Noonen, Ruth Buskirk, Mary Ellen Beall, Marthajean Baugbman, Helen Adolphson, Mr. W. R. Cordis, Superinlendcnt. Second Row: Ruth Ryan, Rita Ryan, Patriciann Calhoun, lola Doubet, Anna May Noland, Dorothy Camp, Donna Boyer, JoAnne Purcell, Martha Peterson, Betty Lawrence, Donna Allen, Bernice Wagenbach, Dorothy Callery, Mr. Dale Engelhorn, Advimr. Third Row: Betty McDonnell, Barbara Delbridge, Dorothy Baurer, Frances Adams, Marjorie Peterson, Betty Sniff, Leona Smith, Phyllis Kirtley, Velma Stewart, Dolores Goflrier, Marjorie Emery, Jeannette Camp, Wilma Ely, Ruth Gruner, Evelyn Gruner, Marie Foster. Fourfli Row: Mary Wys, Eleanor Asal, Marcella Whittaker, Ruth Guth, Betty Guth, Nona Snyder, Betty Burton, Jean Doubet, Judy Friedman, Jerry Smith, Edith VVfilliams, Betty Lindsey, Marilyn Ingle, Wilma Wieland, Mae Callery, Fiflfz Row: Ruth Ann Oakes, Patricia Allen, Margaret DuBois, Joanne Ryan, Madeline Ault, Virginia Burdick, Rosemary Schelkopf, Shirley Biederbeck, Gleynafa Bawn, Beverly Nuss, Cleta Stewart, Maxine Kelley, Barbara Cheesman, Audrey Heinz, Alberta Mitchell. Sixfli Row: Joyce White,4Juanita Short, Eileen Heinz, Donna Fry, Janet Martin, Miriam Hemmer, Jeanne Coats, Cecelia Dallinger, Marge Morris, Emily Menold, Patricia Laisure, Della Streitmatter, Patsy Sniff, Phyllis Gruner, Wintress Webster. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATICN The G. A. A. consisted of those P. C. H. S. girls interested in sports. The year opened with an initiation of new members and a picnic supper. In February the G. A. A. sent ten members to a Play Day in Bradford. Page forty-two BOYS ATHLETIC ASSCCIATION 'lihe B. A. A. is composed of those boys who during the year took part in any sport. It encouraged sports- manship and fair play among the boys. Firm Ron-: Mr. Dale Engelborn, .flfIz'i,for, blames Weaver, james Allen, Mike lVlclVlanis, Dean Burns, Duane Elsasser, james lung, Bob Robinson, Pat Harmon, Francis Owens, jack Moody, Sm-om! Row: Dean Heinz, Dick Carter, Norman Wieland, Eugene Talbert, Bob Slane, 'lied Gotlrier, llarold lfriedman, ,lack Schindler, Elmer Shaw, jim Nlessersmith. Tllirif Roco: Nr, W. R. Cordis, Superiizierzdeiif, John Knell, Dan Hyde, blark Hill, Dick Noland, Lester Smith, Maurice Sehalitr, Harold Starkweather, Eugene Ely, Laverne Peterson, Hardy W'hirraker. llinfflf Rott! Nlr. Sherril Hayden, ,fl11'fii,i'or, George MclVlanis, Wendell Hutson, Bernard Harney, Charles Piercy, lfrank Nell, Art Erisby, Edmund Harmon, Robert Powell, Cliff Scott, jack blarkgraf, Fiflfzv Row: Rodger blarshall, Harold Predmore, Bob Callery, Tom lfogerty, Bob Perdelwitz, Don Dell, Bill bloody, Claude Roekel, Fred Lindquist, VVilbur VVilson. Sixlfi Row: Richard Webber Charles bliller, .Xri Trowbridge, +1 VVayne Miller, Ronald King, Earl Hietter, Bob Streitmatter, Glenn DuBois Charles llemmer. Page forty-three + QM yskg I . V . ' K ff' ..-M. .fs 7 . 38, , 4 . f ie ff . 4 I , . . 2 1 Q 1 . , , I T FS- VlSyons Have You Heard ..... ,fltlilctics misc tht- iimmlc of tlic school. 'lllicy crczitc sclioo spirit. Athletics rcquirc sportsmzmsliip :incl wc lizivc that sports mzmsliip zxt P. C. ll. S. 'lilic stuclcnt lumly is always lmcliincl tlic zirlilt-rcs :mtl rcxlcly to cliccr tlivm to victory. U Przgv forly-fin COACHES Mr. Dale lingelliorn, Cnarlz Mr. Sherrill Hayden, flrfifianl Coach When Mr. Cordis was Cwacli Mr. Dale lfngelhorn, as coach of Princeville High athletic teams, and lVlr. Sherrill Hayden, as assistant coach, have dune very cmnmendalmle jobs. llic fact that their teams frequently won and were always fighting for victory is evidence of their excellent coaching, Our managers were indispensable in sports activities, 'lihey alvly fulfilled Wllllllf Wilsmmit, joe Blank, Jack their duties hy seeing that each team mtemher had the equipment so necessary Markgraf, Dick Noland. for successful athletic participation. li Page forly-.fix PEP CLUB Composed ull llllllly spurt t-ntluwmnsts rht Pep Clulm can always lac catllt-tl 0 1.1 ll lu support :mtl Cl1C0lll'llgC tlw loam :tml to kt-cp nlivt- sports- mzulslmip. Pep Clulm mt-mlwt-rs nrt- Dunnzn nlllcn, l,ZlfI'lCl2l xlllcn, Nurtluxjt-1111 lg2lllj1l1INllll, Maury ltllcn liczlll, blurlcx' l3lL'tlL'l'lJL'Cli lit-ttx' liurlnn, Ruth liuskirk, Pzltricizxnn Lllllhllllll, Wiuil-rccl Cullcry, Cucclizl lJZlllll1Q,fk'I', .lutly l 1ittlm.n1 Donna Fry, 1511-cl Gruncrt, lim-I llicttcr, blunt-t lN'l2ll'flIl, Doris Millcr, Ruth Ann tlllliCS, lllurtlm l,Cft'I'S0l1, hloxlnm' l'urccll :mtl Clifl' Scott. CHEERLEADERS MXYCZI, lxlilfllllll, Yea, xyl1lYL', You l'rim'cx'illu, lfiglmt lfivlxt lfhhr iw ' - - , g, , g, , . lrtqutntly lu-:mul In ltncl I'0llSlIlg clwcr tu our tt-alms as rhtfy gn tu lucc thc CIIUINX. lr is tht- ClICL'lL'IlllL'l'S mlm It-:ul us lll In cllccrs to cntllusc us :mtl CllCUlll'2ljLC the tcum un its rmul tu victory. ty Mcl7mmt-ll, Roscmzlry St-lwlkupf, Dunne lflszusscr, Kl2ll'l'Cll'l Wlut lt ' 'tn cr, lhrluzlrzl Dullwriclgu. wwf? llflgt ju Ilx'-WU: ff x.....,...:...,.. ,, 5 FOOTBALL The second year of football at Princeville Com- munity High School found an increase of interest in the sport. The team members, playing against tough competition, gave a good account of themselves in all games. Page forly-aight a C5 - M.. : A We-ffl .gf 'Tift 11 ,,w.Q3-fx. - , Firfl Roca: Ted Godrier, Art Trowbridge, Harold Friedman, Elmer Shaw, Ronald King, Bob Callery, Tom Fogerty, Eugene Talbert, Charles Miller, Harold Predmore. Second Row: Eugene Ely, Charles Hemmer, Claude Rockel, Earl Hietter, Bob Perdelwitz, Joe Blank, Pat Harmon, Richard Webber, Frank Neff, Richard Carter, Francis Owens. Third Row: Jim Messersmith, Wayne Miller, Fred Lindquist, Rodger Marshall, Edmund Harmon, Charles Piercy Bob Streirmatter, Bob Robinson, Dan Hyde, Art, Frisby, Bob Slane. X L . Li I 7 k 'L' in -X 4. ' in E hliller, Art lrowlurirlge, lfarl llietter, Boh Streitinatter, led Gollrier. hlauriee Sehalier, llarold lfriedinan, john Knell, Mr. Dale lingelhorn, Courfi. U..- Ffrfr Rove: lflmer Shaw, Charles ViX,RSlll'Y Swroml Row: Wilbur Wilson, i'll1111agf'r, lark lylarkgral, Clill Scott, Claude Roekel, petition. Jliuxioia vii RSVITY I Q Q lhe -lunior Yarsity eoinpileil one ol the hest records ol any l'. L, H. 5. eage teain in reeent years, as they ehalked up twenty-one victories against liour losses. llihe hoys should constitute a successful Varsity team in liuture years. llllgl' filly lhe Varsity was composed ol' hoys with exceptional ahility. 'lihey were proud of the second place tro- phy they won in the annual P. C. ll. S. lnvitational lournainent. 'lihey won fourth plaee in hoth the Kick- apoo and lilaelihawlc League com- firff Row: jim lylessersinith, Charles Wilson, Don Dell, Bob Slane, Wayne Miller, Dean Heinz. Sfromf Row: Bill Moody, lioh l'erdel- witz, Fred Lindquist, NYendell llutson, Duane lilsasser. Tl: ini Row: l la rold Stark weather, Riehard Vliehher, ,lim Allen, lfrancis Uwens, lioh Robinson, hlark llill. Fourflz Roco: Nlr. Sherrill Hayden, Conrli, Dean Burns, james Weaver, james King, ,loe Blank, .'ill1HIIlgf'l'. BASKETBALL Fint Row: Bob Slane, Bob Streit- matter, Dick Noland, Don Dell, Cliff Scott, Elmer Shaw, Claude Rockel, Harold Friedman, Wayne Miller. Second Row: Ronald King, Dean Heinz, Jack Markgraf, Ted Goffrier, Art Trow- bridge, Fred Lindquist, Lester Smith. Third Row: joe Blank, Manager, Edmund Harmon, Duane Elsasser, Bob Robinson, Hardy Whittaker, Frank Neff, Maurice Schafer, Elwood Peterson, Jim Allen, Francis Owens, Mr. Dale Engelhorn, Coach. TRACK P. C. H. S. track hopes for the season of '47 rested upon the returning letter winners of last year, pictured below. The late spring proved a difficult handicap for the thinly clads but under the capable supervision of Coach Hayden they practiced hard at every opportunity. The squad participated in some track meets, the main event being the Blackhawk Track Meet at Galva. BASEBALL Helped by experience gained last year and during the summer, the P. C. H. S. baseball team had a very successful season. The veteran players of last year showed unusual ability, and the newcomers added to the strength of the team. Firft Row: Harold Friedman, Glenn DuBois, Bob Callery, Ted Goffrier. Second Row: Charles Miller, Wilfred Hanson, Art Trowbridge, Earl Hietter, Mr. Sherrill Hayden, Coach. 'ww-w.,...,,,m K .wa Inga jifly-fcco SCHEDULES FOOTBALL: Date Team September 13 Toulon September 20 Galva September 27 Chillicothe October 4 Washington October 11 Bradford October 18 Wyoming October 25 VVetherslield November 1 Walnut BASKETBALL: Date Team November 22 Farmington November 26 Elmwood November 29 Toulon December 3 Brimfield December 6 Dunlap December 10 Bradford December 13 Wyoming December 17-20 Tournament January 3 Wethersfield january 7 Chillicothe january 10 Walnut January 14 Galva January 17 Toulon january 21 Glasford january 24 Dunlap January 28 Elmwood january 31 Wyoming February 4 Brimlield February 7 Bradford February 12 Chillicothe February 14 Wetherslield February 18 Walnut February 21 1 Galva February 28 Glasford March 5 Corpus Christi Q Regional Tournament J BASEBALL: Date Team Place April 3 Woodruff There April 4 Central There April 9 Manual There April 15 Woodruff Here April 18 Glasford There April 22 East Peoria Here April 24 Spalding Here TRACK: Date April 2 April 16 May 14 Place Opp. P. C. H. S. There 14 12 Here 31 0 There 21 0 There 19 13 Here 24 6 There 0 7 Here 29 6 Here 19 6 Place Opp. P. C. H. S. There 61 26 Here 12 38 There 40 35 Here 34 50 There 51 30 Here 33 35 There 27 45 Here Second Place There 54 43 Here 52 26 There 32 31 Here 41 . 32 Here 30 50 Here 47 41 Here 64 36 There 38 37 Here 31 47 There 49 61 There 36 33 There 51 41 Here 34 33 Here 47 38 There 56 27 There 51 40 There 48 25 Date Team Place May 1 Manual Here May 2 Glasford Here May 6 Chillicothe There May 8 East Peoria There May 9 Spalding There May 12 Central Here May 14 Chillicothe Here Team Place Bradford There Wyoming There Blackhawk Conference Galva Page fifty three .v,..,,,,... Y f I lm fA 5 'snuff EF? M V A, ' ,., .x ,, , i As- W. MIQWQ, . ,, W3.:w, qi? ' Q. 2'-8 A 'ffl A-F . 0.44 . x V l 8 if 3? f 3-fr wav. , . 9 'Y K Q 5 ,Q fv- 1 HHY7C You Heard 0 0 0 0 0 The many events of Princeville lligh make school life more fun. 'lihey rountl out school activities hy providing hoth ex- perience :incl enjoyment for ull. lhigi' fif'y-lim' 5 . S. i. Rosemary Schelkopf, Dick Noland, Phillip Adams, Ted Goffrier, Bob Callery, Charles Miller, Ruth Ann Oakes, JoAnne Purcell, Cecelia Dallinger, Joyce White, Earl Hietter, Miss Helen Kientzle, Director, Marge Morris, Cnot present when picture was takeni. SENIOR PLAY Spring e On March 28, twelve seniors presented a three-act farce, F VCl'.,, The audience enjoyed the play, perhaps because it was symbolic of many of the anxieties that occur before gradu- ation. The play was an outstanding success and attracted a large crowd. JUNIOR PLAY The lights went out, appeared. This was the The Singing Ghost, wl gym hy the juniors. strange sounds were heard, the ghost case in the three-act mystery play, mich was presented Novemher 1 in the Fir-,fl Row: Betty Lindsey, Lester Smith, Donna Allen, Betty McDonell, Bill German, Wendell Hutson, Marcella Whittaker, Miss Helen Kicntzle, Dirzclor. Sfmud Row: Cleta Stewart, Patricia l,:iisure, janet Martin, Charles llemmer. E Page fifty-.re'uen GPESRETTA The annual operetta, Wrne Belle of Bagdadj' Wee presented by the Glee Clubs on November 15. Included rn the cast were Cecelia Dallinger, Marge Morris, Della srrerrrnerrer, JoAnne Purcell, Kay Mnrpny, Andrey Brreidrie, 'red Geirrrer, Maurice senefer, Tom Foster, Fred Grnnerr, Dreie Noland, Marcella Whittaker, Wendell Hutson, and Betty Lrndeey. This colorful operetta, directed by Mr. Lloyd Prcttyman, was a huge success and one of which the Glee Clubs could be justly proud. Page fifty-eight Firrt Row: Marge Morris, Cecelia Dallinger, Jerry Smith, Betty Sniff, Della Streitmatter, Martha Peterson, Patricia Carr, Helen Adolphson, Judy Friedman, Jean Doubet, Marcella Whittaker, Rose- mary Schelkopf, Betty McDonnell, Betty Lindsey, Mary Ellen Beall, Kay Murphy, Audrey Buskirk. Second Row: Doris Oppelz, Donna Fry, Mary Ann Smith, Doris Miller, Marilyn lngle, Wilma Wieland, Anna May Noland, Marjorie Peterson, Gleynafa Bawn, Edith Williams, Donna Allen, Patricia Laisure, JoAnne Purcell, Ruth Ann Oakes, Evelyn Gruner, Ted Gollrier. Third Row: Rodger Marshall, Richard Emery, Richard VVebber, Patriciann Cal- houn, Patsy Sniff, Barbara Colgan, Ruth Gruner, Shirley Biederbeck, Betty Burton, Audrey Heinz, Cleta Stewart, Emily Menold, Maurice Crain, James King, Edmund Harmon. Fourilz Row: Mr. W. R. Cordis, Super- fzzfeazderzl, Fred Grunert, Tom Foster, John Knell, Pat Harmon, Charles Piercy, Frank Kraft, Harold Starkweather, Dale Dickin- son, Wendell Hutson, Bill German, Dick Noland, Tom Fogerty, Elmer Shaw, Maurice Schafer, Mr. Lloyd Prettyman, Director. ............ 9 1 a t Bob Callery, Oratorical Declamation Fred Gruncrt, Baritone Solo Tom Foster, Vocal Solo Elmer Shaw, Trombone Solo Tom Fogarty, Saxophone Solo Page fifty-Mme c .rixf y CALENDAR SEP'l'EMBER:- 3. School started. 4, Senior Class elected officers. .. junior Class elected ofhcers. 6. Sophomore Class elected officers, 9, Library Staff chosen. lil. Freshman Class elected ofhcers. ll 5 . Band elected ofhcers. Cllonna Allen, Band Oittn ll. First P. T. A. meeting. 12. Tatler Staff selected. 12. Pep Club selected. 13. Our First football game with Toulon. 16. F. F. A, elected officers. 17, junior-Senior Wiener roast at jubilee. IS, F. H. A, elected ofhcers. 20. Football game with Galva. 26. Movie- The Building of a Tire. 27. Football game at Chilli. ZS. Band attended Fureka l'uinpkin Festival. OCTOBER:- 2. First Tatler was issued. . Washington Football game. , Fire drill. OOOOOOOOIJOOOOOIWY!!! . G. A. A. Initiation. Freshies now full pledge: m mbcrs 4 7 S 9. F. H. A. selected Chapter Mother. 9. P. T. A. celebrated 25th Anniversary. 10. Happy Landing! Another fire drill. ll. Drama Club organized. ll. A defeat to Bradford on our home field. 12, junior-Varsity football squad beat Chilli. l-1. Received our first report cards. lo. F. H. A. meeting. I7 . junior-Varsity squad journeyed to Bradfort IS. Football game at Wyoming-VICTORYL Zl. Junior-Varsity beat lvyoming. 23. Mr. Gleissman of Galesburg took pictures for it MAROON. Look at the Birdiellll 2-in Freshman-Sophomore Wiener roast. Everybody gmt enough to eat? ?? 25. A home football game with VVetliersfield-Dcl1.it 25. juniors' Masquerade Ball. A SUCCESS. 28. Junior-Varsity football game with VVyoming NOVEMBER:- l. junior Class play The Singing Ghost . l. Home football game with VValnut. XVe lost 4. First basketball practice. 7. lVlovie- Scientists for Tomorrowf' S iii IZ. H. IF. IV 22 22 22. 2 ll? ZW ZW D 2 1 -lr fm 9 lll ll ll I2 li lj I4 I7 241 JA 2 3 fi 7 7 S 0 Ill I4 lf, I7 17 21 22 24 ZS ill ll 7. Stunt Sliow. Juniors won first. .-Nrmistiee Day. N0 SCHOOL. T. B. Test. Ir didn't really hurt. blovie- What Shall l Vilearf' Glee Club ,oresented operetta, Belle ol' liagdadf' lf. ll. :X. R l . l . .N Hayraek Ride and Box Soeial, Drainaties Cub play The Pot Boiler. lfarinington basketball game at lfarmington. NO SCHOUI.-Teachers lnstilute and Thanksgiving Vacation, Princes viftorious over lflmwood in home game. Toulon Trojans defeated Princes. Band played in Santa Claus Parade in Peoria. lfncl of Second Six Vlieelis. ICC li M I3 li R 14- Reeeived report cards. Brimfield basketball game here-Victory. Band welcomed Santa Claus to Cunninghams Basketball game at Dunlap. Movies- Clippers At War. Bradford basketball game here-Vietory. llome lic. Annual Christmas Tea. Draniaties Club meeting. Classes decided on floats for Santa Claus l'arade. Movie about Rehabilitation. Basketball game at Wyoming-Victory. Band Ushered Santa Claus for Civie League. -20. Tournament. lstw-Chillicothe. 2nd-Princeville. 3rd-Toulon. The last day of school before Christmas Vacation, Christmas Program. NUARY:- Busses late for school and sleepy-eyed students coming back after vacation. Another vacation, Roads blocked by snow. Everybody Happy!!! Roads cleared. Everyone back to school. Seniors selected the cover for their annual. Chilli played here: l', T. A. Meeting. Movie- Building A Better NVorld. ll Game. Game. Galva. a defeat for P. C. H. S. Walnut Basketba Home Basketball Exams. QHICADACHESP. HEADACHFS. The finals of the Toulon plays here-PRINCES VlCTURlOUS!!!! Princeville plays Glasford. Home Game, Tatler Staff Skating Party. Dunlap Basketball Game. Princes defeated. The Princes journeyed to lilniwood to be defeated. No school because of an iee storm. Wyoming Dl'fl EA'liliD at Princeville. Page .rfxty-two lf' li BRUARY:- 3. Movie. Did everyone go??????? 4. Basketball game at Brimtield. 7. Princes go to Bradford for basketball game. 11. Assembly program for 1,inco1n's Birthday. 12. VACAT10Nl Lincoln's Birthday. 12. Basketball game at Chillicothe, Defeated. 14. Wetliersfield team visited and defeated us. IS. Walnut came down and beat us. 19. Band played at a social sponsored by Shell Clas Co. 21. journeyed to Galva. Princes downed. 25. Movie. Une of a Crime Series. 26. Double feature movie of Vllasliington Parade- lnside the White llousen and Smithsonian Institute. 26. Game at Wetherslield. 27. Hawaiian Nutrition hlm. 2S. Glaslord game there. 2S. Mrs. llorlmzin of Peoria presented the D. A. R. pin to Joyce White in a General Assembly. lVlARCH:- 1. lfour students attended District Speech Contest at Eureka. 3. Senor de la Rosa, Mexican Embassy spoke. l,et's go to Mexico, girlsllllll 5, Roosevelt -lr. High visited the junior-Varsity team. We were defeated. 3. Started tryouts for the Senior play. -1. Finished picking the cast and held lirst practice. 5. Princeville squad journeyed to Galesburg to play Corpus Christi in the Regional 'l'ournament. G, Movie, The second in the Crime Series-Wlihc Last Installmentfl 7. No school because of Teachers Institute. We didn't mindlllll S. Senior Carnival. Come one, Come all. 10. Baseball practice started, 11. 'lieams were chosen for the inter-class tournament. 12. Band played for P. T. A. 13. Mr. Winters from Secret Service Department of the Government spoke. 14. Legion presented the Womanless Wedding at the gym. 15. Sectional contests at Lincoln. Bob Callery lstg Mary Ann Smith 3rd. 15. F. H. A. members attended the Spring Rally at Farmington. 17. St. Patriclc's Day. Everybody dressed in green???? 18. Beginning of intcr-class tourney. 19. Mr. Gleissman took more pictures for the MAROON. 19. Finals of inter-class tourney, 21. Army Recruiting movie. 25. No school because of snowstorm. Hurrah! Senior play, Spring lfeverf, Solo anti ensemble District Contest it leorii RIl,:- Kieliayoo l.eagi1e iianquet at Dun I .Xnnnal .Xthletie Banquet. lfirst hasehall game. VVootlrul'l it rei Played Central there. lf. lf. .X Banquet. P. 'lf pl. meeting. Game at hlanual. l3l.nt'lcliawl4 Conlerenee lfestivz We lr rsi Nl'ooilruHi game here. Glasfortl game there. Band and chorus District Contest Playetl lfast Peoria here. Spalding here. Galva relays. Peoria Central game there. lllaek Hawk Bantl Festival. hlannal there. Played Glasfortl here. junior-Senior Prom. liveryone Game at Chillicothe. lfast Peoria there, Game with Spalding there. State Finals. Bantl, solo, antl Played Central here. Blaekluiwk Track meet at Brltltorcl P. 'lf A. meeting. Played Chillicothe here. Amateur Show. Maroon Stall reails annual prools Senior lfinals. What a relief! D I Q Baccalaureate Services. Exams. lfxams. Senior Class Night. Senior Gratlnation. WHUOPEILV CLASS HISTORY Fifty-seven bulblets entered the portals of Princeville High School in the fall of 1943 and became imbedded in the field of learning. We felt small and insecure but with the help of our gardeners, Mr. Cordis, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Boynton, Miss Kientzle, Mr. Riefsteck,,Miss Runkle, Mr. Prettyman, Miss Flynn and Mr. Saxton, we were safely planted and our roots began to take hold and develop in the darkness. We branched out and selected as our ofiicers, President, Fred Grunertg Vice-President, Phillip Adams, and Secretary-Treasurer, Miriam Hemmer. Our advisor was Miss Flynn. The Hrst social event of our high school life was the Freshman-Sophomore Wiener Roast held at North Creek. CWe did have plenty of catsup as well as lots of funll Our next adventure in the social ladder was the St. Patrick party which was like us- green . The climax of this season was an all-school picnic, a gala affair for all P. C. H. S. students. Thus we ended our Freshman year or shall we call it the Fall of our four seasons? In the fall of 1944, our roots had taken firm hold and we even began to send up our little green sprouts. This year Art Trowbridge was President, Donna Boyer, Vice- Presidentg Joe Stoller, Secretary-Treasurer, and Mr. Banner, advisor. New members of the faculty were Miss Gunsten for Miss Flynn, and Mr. Engelhorn, replacing Mr. Boynton. The teachers continued doing' a good job of landscaping and keeping the weeds away from our tender sprouts. We really didn't have anything to do but learn and grow. We captured second prize in the Stunt Show and some of our members were waitresses and waiters at the annual Junior- Senior Prom. And so ended our second season, The Winter . The next year our little green sprouts had developed into strong stems with nice foliage of green leaves. This was the year we began to bud and gain prestige around the school, in sports, in band, in music, and in the classroom. Our very capable officers were: Charles Miller, President Claude Rockel, Vice-President, and Joyce White, Secretary- Treasurer. Our advisor was Mrs. Campbell, who left during the year to join her husband. We then chose Miss Gunsten as our advisor for the rest of the year. Our cultivators were the same as the previous year except Mr. Hayden and Mr. Brooks, back from the army and Mrs. Brooks taking thc place of Mrs. Campbell. Under their care we began to bud. This year we won first prize in the Stunt Show. Didn't some of the girls make good dogs? We were proud of our Junior Play Don't Take My Penny . We combined business with pleasure with our card sales, food stand, and CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1947, do will and bequeath to the Freshman Class our ability to be absent from classes. We, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to the Sophomore Class the ability to instruct the teachers. We, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to the Junior Class our ability to earn money. We, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to M.r. Cordis as much patience with the future classes as he has had with ours. We, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to Miss Samsel our ability to get more out of poetry. We, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to Mrs. Hunt the time that was wasted during our Junior year. VVe, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to Mrs. Grundler a perfect MAROON. We, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to Miss Kientzle the ability to find the missing library books we lost. We, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to Mr. Hayden higher wages if he can get them. We, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to Mr. Banner one package of Juicy Fruit Gum. Page .fixty-four dances. These merely led up to the big climax-THE PROM. On May 4th the gym was turned into The Pirates' Den when Seniors, Juniors and their guests en- joyed dancing to the music of Herman Hampy. With the end of our Junior year came the close of our third season, The Spring . The following fall, 1946, we had developed into strong plants with a firm network of both roots and branches leading all directions to assimilate all the learning possible. With Joyce White as President, Dick Noland as Vice- President, Claude Rockel as Secretary-Treasurer and Miss Samsel as advisor we started our final year at good old P. C. H. S. The only new face in our garden was Miss Samsel who replaced Mr. Brooks. Two of our teachers changed their names when they became recent brides- Miss Runkle became Mrs. Grundler and Miss Gunsten became Mrs. Hunt. We Howered out with a wiener roast at Jubilee and then settled down to the task of earning money for the publication of a bigger and better MAROON. Our class sponsored stationery and card sales, pennant sales, dances, a Stunt Night, an Inter-class Basketball Tourney, a Carnival, and an Amateur Show. Our class play Spring Fevery' drew a large crowd and many favorable comments. Were you one of the many who jumped every time the gun went off? Our class was proud to send con- testants to the state in both music and public speaking contests. Baccalaureate was held in the gym May 25, then came Class Night and at last Graduation on May 29. And with graduation comes the end of our last season, The Summer in our garden of learning at P. C. H. S. We have become attached to our native soil and gardeners during these four short years but must make way for others. We shall be uprooted but shall keep, on blooming and absorbing knowledge, trying to make the world a better place in which to live. Some of the transplanted ones were: LOST Lorretta Barrett, Mary Beam, Jessie Begner, Louise Gould, Virginia Graves, Gordon Green, Everett Harmon, Rosalee Hume, William Kelly, Orville King, Geraldine Leonhardt, Shirley Miller, Joe Oppe, Warren Oppe, Ruth Sxtoecker, Joe Stoller, Della Streitmatter, Joe Weber, Marilyn elch. GAINED Donna Boyer, Iola Doubet, Maxine Kelley, We the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to Mr. Prettyman a pair of roller-skates to track down Glee Club members. We, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to Mr. Engelhorn a bobby pin to pin down his turkey tail. We, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to Mr. Saxton more appreciation for the finer things in life. We, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to Reverend Chase a more religious religion class. We, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to Father Gordon religion classes without arguments. We, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to Miss Westefer the effort wasted in writing out yellow slips that were never turned in. We, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to Mr. Emery the gum found under all the desks. We, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to the bus drivers our permission to read all the notes left on the busses. 1, Phillip Adams, do will and bequeath to the Telephone Company all my Peoria calls. I, Dorothy Callery, do will and bequeath my locker to anyone who needs exercise. I, Bob Callery, do will and bequeath my manly physique to Glenn Martin. I, Donna Boyer, do will and bequeath my long golden locks to Pat Calhoun. I, Barbara Cheesman, do will and bequeath my ability to lure Wyoming men to Madeline Ault. I, Cecelia Dallinger, do will and bequeath mvy ability to charmingly blush when teased about Mr. Engelhorn to Marty Baughman. I, Glenn DuBois, do will and bequeath my quiet laugh to Betty Lindsey. I, Iola Doubet, do will and bequeath my ability to be graceful on skates to Louise Gould. I, Tom Fogerty, do will and bequeath my ability to be at school once in a while to Jimmy Allen. I, Tom Foster, do will and bequeath my vocal cords to whoever wants them. I, Evelyn Gruner, do will and bequeath the jealously I have for my steady to Betty McDonnell. I, Ruth Gruner, do will and bequeath my soft voice to Patsy Sniff. I, Fred Grunert do will and bequeath my musical talent to George MicManis. I, Ted Goffrier, do will and bequeath Evelyn to whom- ever she will refuse a date. I, Wilfred Hanson, do will and bequeath my curly hair to Wayne Miller. I, Miriam Hemmer, do will and bequeath my scholastic ability to Jim lvfessersmith. I, Earl Hietter, do will and bequeath my speed on the basketball floor to Pat Harmon. I, Maxine Kelley, do will and bequeath my ink to the future Shorthand classes. I, Phyllis Kirtley, do will and bequeath my late hours to Eileen Heinz. I, Jack Markgraf, do will and bequeath my red cowboy shirt to Lavern Peterson. I, Charlie Miller, do will and bequeath to Johnny Knell my ability fwhatever it isl. CLASS PROPHECY Ten years had winged their weary flight since the class cf '47 departed from P. C. H. S. on that memorable 29th day of May. Upon arriving home from my office job, thinking of school days and lonesome for my old friends, I picked up a current events paper hoping I might find some news of them. The first article that caught my eye was one about a new colony being established in the Antarctic. As I glanced through the first paragraph, I discovered to my amazement that the article had been written by an old classmate, Rosemary Schelkopf. It seemed as though she was sending home current reports of de- velopments in the colony. Without reading further, I threw down the ,p-aper, phoned my office for a month's leave of absence, got a reservation on the next plane leaving for the Antarctic, and was soon on my way. Settling down on the plane for a pleasant journey, I heard a familiar voice saying, Would you like a pillow? Turning my head to answer I looked straight into the big blue eyes of Leona Smith. We had a nice visit and I learned from her that Cliff Scott, another '47 graduate, was the pilot of this huge plane. When we landed at Antarctica after a fine trip I went forward to see Clifford and he asked me to accompany hirn as he checked in from his flight. He introduced me to the Airline Superintendent, Bob Streitmatter, who called a cab for me. Upon entering the cab I recognized the driver as Albert Wys, head of the Model-A Taxi Agency. The cab drew up in front of the Waldorf, Jr. and as I walked into the lobby, I was warmly greeted by Bernice Wagenbach, the owner. She called for a bellhop and after a somewhat lengthy interval who I, Marge Morris, do will and bequeath my ability to swing and sway to Helga Werner. I, Dick Noland, do will and bequeath my bragging of Laura to Harold Predmore of Lawn Ridge. I, Ruth Ann Oakes, do will and bequeath my flirtatious ways to Wilma Ely. I, Gene Peterson, do will and bequeath my perpetually tired feeling to Charles Wilson. I, Martha Peterson, do will and bequeath my pitter- patter walk to Donna Fry. I, JoAnne Purcell, do will and bequeath my way with freshman boys to Jean Doubet. I, Claude Rockel, do will and bequeath my first base- man talent to Lester Smith. I, Rosemary Schelkopf, do will and bequeath my baton twirling ability to Marcella Whittaker. I, Cliff Scott, do will and bequeath my ability to make up good excuses to Janet Martin. I, Elmer Shaw, do will and bequeath my slow, easy ways to Ed Harmon. I, Juanita Short, do will and bequeath my solo position in the band to Lee Murray. I, Leona Smith, do will and bequeath my long, black eye-lashes to Bob Doty. I, Betty Sniff, do will and bequeath my ability to write notes to Doris Oppelz. I, Betty Streitmatter, do will and bequeath my freckles to Bob, Quick. I, Bob Streitmatter, do will and bequeath my glamour boy ways to Charles Hemmer. I, Velma Stewart, do will and bequeath my Chilli class ring to Marjorie Peterson. I, Bernice Wagenbach, do will and bequeath my ability to give an impression of quiet ways to Mary Ellen Beall. I, Joyce White, do will and bequeath my D. A. R. Award to Donna Allen. I, Wilbur Wilson, do will and bequeath my manager- ship abilities to Joe Blank. ' I, Albert Wys, do will and bequeth my timid ways to Fred Lindquist. Class of '47 should approach by Wilkie Wilson. Bernice told me he was manager of the bellhops. Deciding I'd like to purchase some land in this flourish- ing colony, I went to see the famous lawyer,.Mr. Robert Callery, about the details. Soon a pleasant voice was saying, May I help you? This voice belonged to Velma Stewart, Mr. Callery's receptionist. While I was conferring with Mr. Callery, the receptionist announced that His Honor, the Mayor, wished an audience. Mr. Callery said, What an excellent opportunity for you to meet the Mayor. I'm sure he'll be delighted to show you around our fair city. When the Mayor entered I was surprised to recognize Elmer Shaw, still as slow and carefree as ever. After the men had finished their business, the Mayor and I left and started about the city. As we stolled down Shaw Avenue, we passed the Cold Wave Beauty Parlor and noticed that its proprietor was Betty Streitmatter. Going in to visit for a while, we found a distinguished looking lady under the drier. Through our conversation I learned it was the socialite, Cecelia Dallinger, who had come to the colony after being jilted by a fellow from Elgin, Illinois. As our conversation was drawing to a close, we heard an explosion. Going to investigate we saw that it was Tom Foster's Pharmacy. He had been concocting a new cosmetic destined to go over with a big BANG! As we were crossing the street, an ambulance came careening toward the scene of the accident. Even before it stopped we recognized Tom Fogerty's driving. As the ambulance stopped, a nurse scurried forth to attend the injured. By her calm, efficient handling of the patient, Tom Foster, we Page :ixly-five knew the nurse must be Maxine Kelley. Tom Fogerty asked us to ride to the hospital with him and we agreed. just as we were ready to leave who should rush up but Phil Adams with his tape measure. But at just this moment Tom Foster opened his eyes, much to the disappointment of Phil, the local undertaker. We were soon at the hospital-the Hanson private hospital, owned and operated by Wilfred Hanson and his wife, the former Donna Boyer. Tom Foster was examined by Dr. Hanson who recommended immediate X-ray to be given by Iola Doubet, hospital X-ray Technician. While Iola was preparing the X-ray machine, Miriam I-Iemmer, Laboratory technician, performed several tests as to the condition of Mr. Foster. At the suggestion of Mrs. Hanson, we started a tour of the hospital. One of the First rooms we entered was occupied by Yardbird Goffrier and Buck Private Miller of the U. S. Marines. We noticed that the nurse, Evelyn Gruner, seemed to be giving special attention to the first patient. These Marines were recuperating from a desperate battle. They had been wounded defending the seal and penguin reservation of Art Trowbridge from the polar bears. Realizing that I had not eaten in ages, the Mayor took me immediately to the kitchen where a delicious meal was prepared by Ruth Gruner, the hospital dietician. She dis- continued posting menus to do this especially for us. The climate dilfercing somewhat from that to which I'd been accustomed, I thought it a good idea to shop for a few necessities. Upon entering a large building, I noticed the sign Cheesman's Department Store. Mayor Shaw ex- plained that Bee had done quite well for herself, this being the largest store in Antarctica. To our right was a large crowd of ladies attending a fashion revue. We would have passed by, had I not recognized the familiar form of Dorothy Camp modeling a gorgeous gown. I complimented her on it and she told me it was an original creation by JoAnne Purcell. At the mention of her name JoAnne appeared and we had a short but pleasant visit. She suggested that I meet her for dinner that evening at the Igloo Club, Agreeing to meet her at 7 and thanking the Mayor for his kindness I returned to my hotel room for a rest. While waiting for JoAnne that evening I discovered a sign announcing that the orchestra of the evening was to be Freddie Grunert and his Antarctic Polars. The featured singer was Marge Morris. At this timesJoAnne came and we went in to our table to enjoy an evening reminiscent of days at P. C. H. S. ' I was awakened the next morning by the clear, ringing tone of the school bell and realized that it was time to get up for the day. On my way out I stopped at the desk to inquire the way to the telephone office. I wished to call home and tell my em,ployer in America that I liked the Antarctic colony so well I was planning to stay. Upo.i entering the telephone office, I was surprised to find that the switchboard operator was Betty Sniff. While I was waiting for my call to be put through, she told me that the noted lecturer, Mr. Richard N. Noland, was to speak at the high school that day. After finishing my call I set out in the direction of the school but was delayed a bit Page .rixty-.fix by 'a stop at the corner candy Store. I had learned that PhyllisAKirtley was the owner and I stopped to chat for a minute. ,From there I proceeded directly to the school and after some inquiry found my way to the oflice. The office girl,' Martha Peterson, informed me that the lecture was about to begin and suggested that I could find a seat in the faculty section. As I started to leave, she asked if I'd be .passing the post office during the morning. When I said Yes 'she gave me a letter and asked me to mail it for her. Glancing at the address, I saw it was headed for Toulon, Illinois. I As'I approached the faculty seats, I heard someone calling to me. Sure enough, it was Joyce White. From our conversation, I gathered that she was having difficulty collecting Trig class papers on time. She asked me if l recognized the lady sitting next to me. When I said No she, told me it was Ruth Ann Oakes, the Home Ec. teacher. Ruth Ann had changed and was very distinguished looking with 'quite a few gray hairs. These had come, I was told, from worry over the dangerous flights of Cliff Scott, the airline pilot. Miss White informed me that one member of the faculty was missing-Coach Claude Rockel, who was working with his team in preparation for the championship game that afternoon. The game was to be played at Rocky Field' and Joyce cordially invited me to come. , When the lecture was over I continued my journey about town. As I was walking down Main Street, I saw a sign, which read Hietter's Polar Market. The name Hietter sounded familiar so I decided to investigate. As soon as,I entered the store I saw a familiar face and remembered the name was Earl Hietter. He was sitting with his, feet up on the counter reading a newspaper. As I drew closer to the counter he laid the paper down. While we were conversing about old times I saw the headline of thepaper-POLE NOT REACHED! I inquired as to the story behind it and Earl told me that two men, Gene Peterson and Glenn DuBois, were trying to reach the South Pole.,They wanted the pole to add to the collection which they had in their museum. In the same paper I noticed a comic strip, The Adventures on Mark Hilltop, drawn by the artist Juanita Short. Earl knew much news about all the graduates of '47 and I spent quite some time talking to him. I finally left the store and upon entering the lobby of myzhotel my memory was aroused by the sight of a bright red shirt. It certainly looked like jack Markgraf. Why, it was'jack! He turned and, when he saw me, came hurrying over. Meatball had become the coach of a pro- fessional' basketball team and was just then enjoying a well 'earned vacation on money which the team had earned-. After talking a little while to jack, I went to my hotel room. I now realized that I could never be happy anywhere but in the Antarctic. I took a piece of paper and wrote- WANTED: A position as typist by Dorothy Callery, a 1947 graduate of P. C. H. S. I put this in an envelope and sent it to the ad department of the local paper. Then I relaxed, knowing that I, too, would soon have a place in this successful colony of '47'ers. nv. X wx VAN islinilive UUlfUl+S FINM TIIE CAMERA 0F 319 S. JEFFEI 1891-W. F. Boyes, Principal. Lena Pratt CBlanchardl-Deceased, September 2, 1909. Mamie Wilson CMorrowD-San Francisco, California. 1892-VV. F . Boyes, Principal. Nettie Blue KMatthewsJ-Dunlap, Illinois. Lulu Potts lMorrowl-Deceased, August 13, 1934. Della B. Wilson CCluteJ-Hanford, California. 1893-W. F. Boyes, Principal. Ella Harrington lWoodruFfl-Deceased, March 6, 1936. julia McDougal CBuckJ-Deceased, January 14, 1946. May Potts fCutlerJ-Princeville, Illinois. Albert Santee-Duluth, Minnesota. 1894-C. F. Pike, Principal. Carrie Cheesman CBrownl-Deceased, August 19, 1934 Elbert J. Cutler, Ph. D.-Cleveland, Ohio. Addison A. Dart-Deceased, january 10, 1937. Edith Fast CNellD-Peoria, Illinois. Edward N. Fast-Deceased, December 15, 1945. Elbert E. Searl-Deceased, September 7, 1938. 1895-W. S. Baker, Principal. Bessie Carman CCarrollD-Schuyler, Nebraska. Charles Cornish-Deceased, September 27, 1936. Vora Weaver CDurandD-New York, New York. 1898-W. S. Baker, Principal. Thomas L. Byrnes-Deceased, February 18, 1936. Maude Hopkins lDavisonl-Kingston, Missouri. Emma Rowclifle lBloutJ-Deceased, November 24, 1945. 1899-Frank Anderson, Principal. Della Adams fHoagJ-Deceased, November 13, 1933. Hattie Beall fPierceJ-Princeville, Illinois. Corah Hackney-Princeville, Illinois. 1900-Frank Anderson, Principal. Isla Pratt CStevensonl--Deceased, February 14, 1942. 1901-Wm. M. Beale, Principal. Margaret McDermott fMcDonne1lD--Deceased, Novem- ber 1, 1922. Eunice Palmer CBlissl-Deceased, April 13, 1937. Ferris Rowcliffe-Deceased, August 26, 1941. Myrtis Wear CBiggerJ-Chicago, Illinois. 1902-Wm. M. Beale, Principal. Clyde Alyea-Deceased, August, 1911. Leatha DeBord QGingrichJ-Deceased, February 23 1921. Raymond Hammer-Denver, Colorado. William Hyde-Peoria, Illinois. Lillian Santee-Glendale, California. Rufus Woods-Oregon City, Oregon. 1903-Wm. M. Beale, Principal. Bernice Aby fBlissJ-Deceased, June 10, 1917. Harriet Fast-Princeville, Illinois. Clyde W. McMillen-Chillicothe, Illinois. Almeda Mendenhall lMrarvinl-Albion, Michigan. Lulu B. Smith lMartinl-Denver, Colorado. Hilda Vivian fBaconD-Los Angeles, California. I age ,rixly-eiglzl 1904-Wm. M. Beale, Principal. Flossie Adams CNothernl-Los Angeles, California. Katheryn Byrnes lFriedmanl-Glendale, California. Harry Colwell-Rupert, Idaho. Faye Conkin CWilliamsD-Los Angeles, California. Forrest Edwards-Champaign, Illinois. Mary Hyde CStidmonJ-Deceased, April 6, 1913. Letha Tracy-Springfield, Illinois. 1905-W. R. Bawlin, Principal. Claudia Barrett Cjonesl-Chicago, Illinois. Louise Colwell-Wyoming, Illinois. Elbert Geitner-East Peoria, Illinois. Beulah Hoag CMansfieldD-Glendale, California. Gertrude Hoag CWilliamsonl-Canton, Illinois. Geneva Keller CWeaverD-Princeville, Illinois. Charles McMillen-Pipestown, Minnesota. Grace Mendenhall-Chicago, Illinois. Bertha J. Searl CPowersJ-Washington, D. C. Edmund Vivian-Los Angeles, California. Vernon Wear-Deceased, November 16, 1918. Earl R. Weaver-Princeville, Illinois. 1906-W. D. Edmunds, Principal. Sarah Catherine Belford fOverendJ-Princeville, Illinois Maude Irene Corbett-Peoria, Illinois. Howard Harden Corbett-Deceased, October 15, 1918 C. Edward J. Miller, M. D.-Deceased, October 5, 1918 Perry Allen Tracy-Wyoming, Illinois. Lee Adele Wear CVogelJ-Peoria, Illinois. Gertrude May Williams CGlennD-Eldora, Iowa. 1907-C. C. Butler, Principal. Eva Adams-Princeville, Illinois. Lois Faye Adams CGrubbJ-Deceased, March 18, 1942 Eleanor Inez Dustin-Honolulu, Hawaii. Faye Edwards CM,eyersJ-Peoria, Illinois. Pearl Harrison CHarkerJ-Deceased, December 1, 1939 Elva Hoag-Glendale, California. Arthur Houston-Hoytsville, Ohio. Paul S. Rice-Princeville, Illinois. Maude Reil Hanson-Bloomington, Illinois. Dean Wear-Princeville, Illinois. 1908-L. P. Baird, Principal, Emma Byrnes CHarmonJ-Deceased, january 16, 1943 Anna Sinclair fFriedmanD-Peoria, Illinois. Bessie DeBord fHaleJ-Peoria, Illinois. Byron DeBord-Princeville, Illinois. Ellis Taylor-Chicago, Illinois. 1909-L. P. Baird, Principal. Howard Aby-Princeville, Illinois. Margaret Flannagan CChristiansonJ-Peoria, Illinois. Albert Henry--Deceased, April 26, 1945. May Tracy QWilliamsJ-Deceased, July 4, 1940. Leila Wilcox-Port Huron, Michigan. 1910-Carl B. Moore, Principal. Christie Armstrong-Deceased, December 7, 1944. Harry Blanchard-Peoria, Illinois. Josephine Friedman CWearJ-Princeville, Illinois. Mable Pierce fAldrigeJ-Peoria, Illinois. 1911-Carl B. Moore, Principal. George Barrett-Deceased, january 14, 1947. Marie McDonna-Peoria, Illinois. William Morrow-Princeville, Illinois. 365.51 v gg Q 1 i I 1 1 -2 xVy0II1illg.g' UHic'v XYyomi11g' H1-siclmlm-Q 1 -E Phono 65 Pllouc 197 1 1 1 4 1 T ' 1 T U! I 1 , L WALTER SMITH 1 1 I Q LIVESTOCK DEALER 1 I I i 1 I . . Y 3 Hldes - - Trucklng A 1 , i 1 1 T 'i ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 'i ' 'i ' T ' T ' 'i ' 'i ' 1 ' 1 I J ' 'II ' .! , 1 Prmcevl e Stone Company 1 1 I I Agricultural, Road and Terrace Stone 1 1 I 1 WALTER SMITH . -g .I,'1'i11c0vi11c, Illinois I Ufficv PIIOIIUS lim-slmlr-111-11 PIIOIIU ' , lfrinceville 46 xvyillllillg 197 1 -E XYj'0I1'1i1lg' 65 1 ' ' 'i 'I if-QP'f x:s:o:a:1':az:1r.a:n 'i :Qs Page Jixly-Hin 1912-Carl B. Moore, Principal. Leota Adams fStewartJ-Princeville, Illinois. Dora Armstrong 1SillsJ-Los Angeles, California. Margaret Armstrong Clrlartl-Chicago, Illinois. 1913-Carl B. Moore, Principal. Mildred Blanchard CHoferJ-Speer, Illinois. Ima Cushing fChristianJ-Princeville, Illinois. Amy Edlwards CMycewanderD-Santa Barbara, Cali fornia. Ida Green fFritzJ-Toulon, Illinois. Harry Hofer-Deceased, May 20, 1943. Theil Manker CHarkerI-Monterey Park, California. 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-William Loy, Principal. James E. Blanchard-Minneapolis, Minnesota. Keith Calhoun-Monica, Illinois. Nellie Cornish fBeallJ-Brimheld, Illinois. Tresa M. Cushing-Peoria, Illinois. May Jeanette Friedman fDuschlD-Mapleton, Iowa. Ruth J. Friedman CSlaneD-Princeville, Illinois. Leo Harmon-Greenwich, Connecticut. W. Harold Johnson-Peoria, Illinois. Edward Kuntz-Princeville, Illinois. Everett Megan-Chicago, Illinois. J. Clyde Murray-Verona, Illinois. W. Russell Peck-Edelstein, Illinois. Merle E. Schaad-Princeville, Illinois. Wilda B. Wear Cschaadl-Princeville, Illinois Harlan G. Wilcox-Detroit, Michigan. 1915-William Loy, Principal. Gilbert Adams-Princeville, Illinois. Eldon Cutler-Deceased, October 31, 1935. Caroline Hofer-Iron Mountain, Michigan. Marguerite Long CHarmonJ-Princeville, Illinois. 1916-William Loy, Principal. Mildred Baker Clrluflmanb-Rockford, Illinois. Myrtle Lillian Bridson fHeatonD-Elgin, Illinois. Mable Olive Chapin 1Mahorney7--Geneseo, Illinois. Ruth Geraldine Conklin-Deceased, April 16, 1937. Rosa Cushing-Deceased, February 4, 1922. Ada M. Cutler 1AddisJ--Toulon, Illinois. Helen H. Dart CShrinerJ-Waukegan, Illinois. E. Clyde Erickson-Princeville, Illinois. Myrtle L. Greene lGravesD-Princeville, Illinois. Ben R. Manker-Santa Anna, California. Olive Lillian Miller 1BarrettJ-Laura, Illinois. Alice Jane Peck CWeadD-Peoria, Illinois. Helen Louise Scheelor CBarneyJ-St. Petersburg, Florida. Milton B. Smith-Princeville, Illinois. Charles Tracy-Peoria, Illinois. Leo Snilif-Speer, Ilinois. 1917-William Loy, Principal. Pearl A. Barrett lFlakeD-Manitou, Colorado. Hazel E. Buck-Deceased, January 1, 1928. Carl H. Cheesman-Deceased, June 15, 1940. May J. Cheesman-Deceased, June 15, 1945. Edward Coolidge-Hollywood, California. Mable DeBord CGellingJ-Monica, Illinois. Helen l,. Gaster CWeidnerJ-Galesburg, Illinois. Bettie T. Gourley-Detroit, Michigan. Harriet Hofer QHinnenJ-Peoria, Illinois. Page :evenly Fred M. Jackson-Princeville, Illinois. Florence E. Oertley CBamesJ-Rockford, Illinois. May R. Powers-Peoria, Illinois. Maude Shane CSloanJ-Princeville, Illinois. Bernice L. Taylor CMankerD-Santa Anna, California Helen Tracy fHansenJ-Springfield, Illinois. Hazel M. Tucker CNelsonD-Peoria, Illinois. Gerald L. Wenker-Warren, Ohio. 1918-S. E. Reecher, Principal. Wilbert Baker-Deceased, June 15, 1931. Marilla Bridson fSticklel-Laura, Illinois. Harold Buck-Peoria, Illinois. Merle Chapin fHamml-Rock Island, Illinois. Mignonne Cheesman-Mt. Carmel, Illinois. Fern Emery CClemensJ-Macomb, Illinois. Elizabeth Fairfield CBridsonJ--Brimheld, Illinois. Bessie Friedman CSchultzJ-Minonk, Illinois. Florence Friedman CJacksonl-Princeville, Illinois. Helen Graham CSchindlerJ-Princeville, Illinois. William Greene-Speer, Illinois. Bertha Hammer CFrameJ-Peoria. Illinois. Pearl Miller CBeallD-Brimfield, Illinois. Willa McKown CGroegerD-Chicago, Illinois. Isla Noonen CElyD-Princeville, Illinois. Catherine Noonen fSimons7-Princeville, Illinois. Fred Schaad-Princeville, Illinois. Jessie Smith CYessl-Princeville, Illinois. Inez Van Pelt fYoungdahlD-Victoria, Illinois. Martha White fMillerD-Dahinda, Illinois. Lela Willard CClemmJ-Louisville, Kentucky. 1919-S. E. Reecher, Principal. Jessie Adams CCoulterJ-Park Ridge, Illinois. Myrtle Bouton CDugginsJ-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 CStricklandD-Laura, Illinois. Laura Miller fStreitmatterD-Peoria, Illinois. Thad Scheelor-Princeville, Illinois. Grace Shuppert CMooneyJ-Chillicothe, Illinois. Kathryn Streitmatter CSlaglel--Peoria, Illinois. Ralph Vogel-Oak Park, Illinois. Isla Wakefield CTrappD-Glendale, California. Pearl Wilson CBrownD-Dallas City, Illinois. 1920-C. J. Kelly, Principal. Irene Bear-Kirkwood, Illinois. Mildred Bitner Cspurgeonj-Brimfield, Illinois. Florence Bridson fFlynnJ-Orion, Illinois. Jananne Carroll CMcDonnellJ-Laura, Illinois. Opal German CReynoldsJ-Sierra Madre, California. Floyd Hill-Goodyear, Arizona. Margery Hough fAdamsJ-Princeville, Illinois. Ruth Leaverton lBeallJ-Princeville, Illinois. Edna McVicker CGhertJ-Toulon, Illinois. Ethel McVicker CGravesl-Peoria, Illinois. Frank Merrill-Peoria, Illinois. Edna Poplet CBallouJ-Dunlap, Illinois. Zelma Sloan CPetersonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Harry Vars-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 1921-C. C. Byerly, Principal. Virginia Acheson fTaylorJ-Farmington, Illinois. Mary Bale CWilliamsD-Trivoli, Illinois. Rena Cushing-Peoria, Illinois. Nadine Cutler fBayerJ-Toulon, Illinois. Ivan Friedman-Springfield, Illinois. Cletus German-Hardin, Illinois. Kathleen Gourley fBrunjesD-Hartford, Illinois. Olive Greene lMcGabel-LaFayette, Illinois. Theolinda Harrison CHillD-Goodyear, Arizona. 1 lg -1- -K-K-K-K-K-K-i-R-i-K-K-l-K-K-k- K- K . - - . - K- K- -K-K-K-l K-l-K-U 1 'll GN LLOIHIJLLIIIOIILS of LAMAR T0 ECO l rillcovillo Ndclstoill Phone 71 110110 25 0 H STUMPF HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE Minneapolis-Moline Power Farming Machinery Sales and Service Pllono 48 'im-uv'l 0 Illiu I5 . L L L L L L L L L L L 4 L L 4 9 4 4 L L 4 w I 4 1 1 4 L 4 4 L L L L L 4 4 L 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ' l l 4 L L 4 4 L 4 L 4 L 4 4 4 4 P1 1 l , ons I I 4 L L L I I E, 6 IQ 3 1 I 3 gi - -3 - 3-3-3 - - - - -3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3- - - - - - - --iris: Page .feiwnly-0116 A Bessie Hayes-Deceased, June 6, 1922. Mildred Hoag CBickfordJ-Elmwood, Illinois. Luen McMillen-Columbus, Ohio. Helen Miller CWhitel-Laura, Illinois. Guarah Moflitt fCam,pJ-Princeville, Illinois. Byron Taylor--Farmington, Illinois. Mildred Williams CHenryD-Waterloo, Iowa. 1922-C. C. Byerly, Principal. Elizabeth Cheesman-Mt. Carmel, Illinois. Esther Calhoun CGermanJ-Hardin, Illinois. Sherman Cornish-Princeville, Illinois. Lucille Cushing-Peoria, Illinois. Ruby Cutler CNewmanD-Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Evelyn Emery fMeekerD-Wyoming, Illinois. Armond Foster-Princeville, Illinois. Mildred Graham fPondJ-Chicago, Illinois. Paul Hough--Deceased, March 4, 1939. Leora Kneer CTaylorD-Champaign, Illinois. Jennie LaMay-Deceased, August 11, 1936. Emily Matthews CBoutonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Lois McWhorter-Edelstein, Illinois. Hazel Pierce CPierceD-Deceased, December 24, 1946. Lowell Pierce-Princeville, Illinois. Cecile Sheelor fLongworthD-Peoria, Illinois. Gladys Taylor CPierceJ-Princeville, Illinois. Maude White-Princeville, Illinois. 1923-Justine A. Stewart, Principal. - Grace Carr-Chillicothe, Illinois. Naomi Conover CMitchellJ-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.-Springfield, Illinois. Raymond Kneer-Fairfield, Iowa. Clement Murphy-Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Clement Noonen-Princeville, Illinois. Fern Streitmatter-Princeville, Illinois. Neva Streitmatter-Princeville, Illinois. Alberta Taylor CInglesJ-Deceased, September 12, 1932. Edwin Willard-Witchita, Kansas. Irene Willard CSimpsonD-Babbitt, Nevada. 1924-Leo T. Peck, Principal. Robert E. Acheson-Chicago, Illinois. Louis Bouton--Princeville, Illinois. Harold R. Bouton-Princeville, Illinois. Vesta M. Buck QMason7-Peoria, Illinois. Gladys S. Byrnes CHarmonD-Princeville, Illinois. Elmer F. Byrnes-Princeville, Illinois. M. Lucille Carmen CCampJ-Princeville, Illinois. Caroline A. Friedman CCampJ-Princeville, Illinois. Rosene H. Hough CBloeserD-Oak Park, Illinois. Luther A. Mansfield-Princeville, Illinois. E. Lucille McGinnis CMontgomeryD-Princeville, Illinois. Louie C. Murnan-Princeville, Illinois. Orletha F. Nelson fStargleJ-Elmore, Illinois. Ruth C. Noonen fHardgroveJ-Bushnell, Illinois. Raymond M. Oertley--Princeville, Illinois. Joseph J. Ricketts-Peoria, Illinois. Marian N. Rose flnwoodj-Peoria, Illinois. Sarah H. Routh CWebberD--Sparland, Illinois. Walter A. Smith-Wyoming, Illinois. Clement W. Webber-Chicago, Illinois. Marie N. Webber fDem,pseyJ-Peoria, Illinois. Lelia B. Williams fStewartJ-Edwardsville, Illinois. 1925-Leo T. Peck, Principal. Irma Arnold CHarrisonI-Dunlap, Illinois. Earl Best-La Grange, Illinois. Page feventy-two Herbert Bouton-Paxton, Illinois. Iva Burgess-Deceased, January 17, 1930. Verna Calhoun CSmithl-Princeville, Illinois. Franklin Gingrich-Chicago, Illinois. Wayne Hart-Cameron, Illinois. Irene Hibbs fLansclownD-Princeville, Illinois. Elbert King-Deceased, April 4, 1934. Ruth Lawrence CSwindellJ-Wilmette, Illinois. Mildred Mendell fMoodyD-Princeville, Illinois. Tom Moflitt-Chicago, Illinois. Helen Noonen CMcManisJ-Princeville, Illinois. Lucille O'Connor CCarrD-Peoria, Illinois. Marian Ricketts Cl-linshawl-Dunlap, Illinois. Raymond Searl-Peoria, Illinois. Harriet Smith CWilliamsJ-Princeville, Illinois George R. Smith-Kewanee, Illinois. Gerald Stewart-Edwardsville, Illinois. Violet Swanson Clsaacsb-Indianapolis, Indiana. Faye Streitmatter CEhnleD-Sparland, Illinois. Robert Weaver-San Francisco, California. Theodore West-Villa Park, Illinois. George Young-Peoria, Illinois. 1926-Leo T. Peck, Principal. Richard Auten-Indianapolis, Indiana. Mildred Bliss CBelskiD-Princeville, Illinois. La Vergne Byrnes-Princeville, Illinois. Sylvester Friedman-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Harmon-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Hyde-Decatur, Illinois. Willadine Kelly CNicholasD-Grays Lake, Illinois. Hale Kenyon-Edelstein, Illinois. Adah Mitchell fl-Iarmonh-Wyoming, Illinois. Richard Roach-Oakland, California. Dean Shipley-Princeville, Illinois. Wilma Smith CWheatleyJ-Princeville, Illinois. Dorothy Wenker CHarmonJ-Princeville, Illinois 1927-Edwin Arford, Principal. Lillie M. Bouton CSnyderD-Deceased, September 28, 1945. Dorothy M. Friedman CRichJ-Glendale, California. Evelyn V. Graves CDellI-Princeville, Illinois. Lois E. LaMay lHiggsJ-Monica, Illinois. Kathleen M. O'Connor llimmermanl-Streator. Illinois Lela E. Oertley CSmithJ--Monica, Illinois. Frank Predmore-Edelsrein, Illinois. Pauline Routh fSmithD-Sparland, Illinois. Laura C. Sentz fBasehoarJ--Littletown, Pennsylvania Byron F. Slanc-Davenport, Iowa. Elza Slane CPeckJ-Peoria, Illinois. Elda Taylor CGreenP-Peoria, Illinois. Elizabeth C. Trethway CFriedmanJ-Princeville, Illinois. Marion M. Weaver fJohnsonD-Princeville, Illinois Harold A. Webber-Deceased, September 11, 1928. Bessie E. Williams-Deceased, February 4, 1936. 1928-Edwin Arford, Principal. Robert Auten, Ph. D.-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Evelyn Buck CMerrilieldJ-Peoria, Illinois. Raymond K. Calhoun-Santa Rosa, California. Viola M. Calhoun fschulll-Princeville, Illinois. Audrey Caron CNelsonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Jessie L. Cutler CPullenD-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 6MatthewsJ-Shabbona, Illinois. Mable Kinnah CRichozD-Princeville, Illinois. John W. Matthews-Shabbona, Illinois. Deanne Miller-Princeville, Illinois. Cecelia Noonen CStengerl-Princeville, Illinois. gggw . - - - 1 GRAVE MOTOR COMPA Y ' BUICK and CHEVROLET Sales and Servlce P110111, 1 11111101110 111111018 ALLIS CI-IALMERS Sales and S0l'V1C6 P1111LCN111L 111111018 U11 1101111 OO NN wi I 1101lL -14 l. If. GERMA IMPlEMf T CO. Page I6 1 ' 1:49 my-I Lois J. Overend CWestartI-Princeville, Illinois. Levi C. Ricketts-Morton, Illinois. Irene M. Streitmatter-Deceased, August 6, 1934. Ivan M. Swisher-Seattle, Washington. Neva Margaret Turner CHuEmanJ-Elmwood, Illinois Julia E. Trethway CBestJ-LaGrange, Illinois. Jeanette Vars Uettonl-Peoria, Illinois. Bernadine A. Willard CPhillaboumJ--Elmhurst, Illinois. 1929-Edwin Arford, Principal. 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 Hibbs-Princeville, Illinois. Harry Wilfred Malone-Monica, Illinois. Doris Eloise McWhorter-Edelstein, Illinois. Ruth Oertley CWilsonJ-Freeman, Missouri. Gladys Sentz fRalphJ-Hoisington, Kansas. Harold Slane-Edelstein, Illinois. Argyle Sloan-Dunlap, Illinois. Harold Smith, D. V. M.--Dunlap, Illinois. Eloise Stewart CAutenJ-Indianapolis, Indiana. Grace Ellen Stotler-Deceased, February 20, 1931. Elma Helen Streitmatter CBrownD-Princeville, Illinois Floyd john Taylor-Deceased, December 22, 1944. 1930-Edwin Arford, Principal. Zoe Lillian Best fMillerJ-Kewanee, Illinois. Zelma Grace Bouton CNoonenD-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Byrnes-Los Angeles, California. Clara Lillian Campbell-Beloit, Wisconsin. Eldon Calhoun-Dunlap, Illinois. Omar Carman-Edwards Station, Illinois. Cyril Carr-Peoria, Illinois. George William Diver-Mapleton, Illinois. Mary Elizabeth Diver CWalker7-Princeville, Illinois. M. Bernice Hart-Deceased, November 3, 1932. Vivian Louise Kessler CGintherJ-Peoria, Illinois. Frank D. Kelly-Princeville, Illinois. Lloyd Ernest I.aMay-Monica, Illinois. J. William Muller-Washington, Illinois. Harold Oertley-Princeville, Illinois. Doris M. Nelson CDugginsJ-Brimlield, Illinois. Ellen L. Pritchard-Edelstein, Illinois. Roy S. Ricketts-Bayonne, New Jersey. Hazel E. Schaad-Eddyville, Iowa. Rodger Sears-Elmwood, Illinois. Maxine R. Simmons CBassI-Chicago, Illinois. Dwight Langer Smith-Galveston, Texas. Merle George Smith--Dunlap, Illinois. Lois Stephens-Peoria, Illinois. Jerold Deane Wear-Cleveland, Ohio. Ethel May Weidman-Riverside, California. 1931-Edwin Arford, Principal. Dorothy Faye Bouton CVan Lanninghaml-East Peoria, Illinois. Robert Burley, M. D.-Beardstown, Illinois. Helen C. Callery CBaneD-Chicago, Illinois. Harry Warren Case-Peoria, Illinois. Dorothy F. Harrison CWesteferJ-Wyoming, Illinois. Gene E. Keller-Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Ina Kelly fCoolidgeD-Henry, Illinois. Paul S. King-Kewanee, Illinois. Raymond Ladd--Edelstein, Illinois. George Overend-Eureka, Illinois. Helen Potter fRench7--Eclelstein, Illinois. Eva Pritchard lBercl1toldJ-Speer, Illinois. Edgar S. Slant---Downers Grove, Illinois. Grace G, Sokop lUhlig7-Peoria, Illinois. Eleanor Streitmatter CElliotD-Peoria, Illinois. Page .reventy-four Shirley M. Stumpf fBurkeyJ-4Peek'shill, New York. Doris May Walker fDoeJ-Toulon, Illinois. Winfield Weaver-Millersbury, Indiana. Sam W. Williams-Chillicothe, Illinois. Raymond S. Willard-Princeville, Illinois. 1932-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Genevieve I. Best CHollisI-Wyoming, Illinois. Dorothy M. Bouton CHohenberryD-Monica, Illinois. Vesta I. Burns CNordwallJ-Elmwood, Illinois. Donald A. Bush-Peoria, Illinois. Mary S. Campbell CCampbellJ-Kankakee, Illinois. Bernadine Darst-Bertha, Minnesota. Richard DeBord-Hartford, Connecticut. Raymond Fredell-Peoria, Illinois. Louise H. Kelly-Princeville, Illinois. Frances Lonsdale CMeyersD-Peoria, Illinois. Lorene F. Miller CLauderD-Peoria, Illinois. Eldred C. Nelson-Princeville, Illinois. Irene M. Oertley CGoekelJ-Cicero, Illinois. Joseph M. Pritchard-Edelstein, Illinois. Ralph F. Schaad-Peoria, Illinois. Dorothy M. Steinman-Chicago, Illinois. Vivian J. Stowell CAndreasenJ-San Francisco, California. Elsie L. Turner CAbyJ-Princeville, Illinois. Helen -I. Weaver CBennisJ-San Francisco, California Vivian I. Vogel CEatonJ-Wyoming, Illinois. Elizabeth Miars QPottsJ-Chillicothe, Illinois. 1933-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Eloise V. Aby fKellyl-Princeville, Illinois. Charles Edward Blank-Wyoming, Illinois. Franklin Palmer Bliss-Peoria, Illinois. Ethel Vivian Bouton fGrantD-Dunlap, Illinois. Dorothy I. Caron CGarlandJ-Dunlap, Illinois. Florence E. Delbridge CRichozJ-Princeville, Illinois. Dwight J. Gallup-Edelstein, Illinois. Nellie May Giflin CSchaadl-Dunlap, Illinois. Albert Leroy Gruner-Princeville, Illinois. Veneta Gruner CStreitmatterl-Speer, Illinois. Geneva Hart CHawksworthJ-Princeville, Illinois. Virginia Lee Henson CBl'issD-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 fBurtonJ-Peoria, Illinois. D. Kenneth Smith-Galesburg, Illinois. Ben E. Stumpf-Princeville, Illinois. Ethelyn Veryl Walliker fGroeperD-Princeville, Illinois Phyllis V. Wear Uacksonl-Kewanee, Illinois. Earline V. Weaver CTheobaldl-Monica, Illinois. Robert Webber-Brimneld, Illinois. Thelma A. Zimerman Cjenningsl-Minneapolis, Minnesota. 1934-W. R. Cordis, Principal. William Orrin Aby-Laura, Illinois. Burna Maxine Best fUnakisD-Morton, Illinois. Alice Clara Blank fFomeyl-Toulon, Illinois. Helen E. Buck CLauberI-Monica, Illinois. Frank Milton Carman-Peoria, Illinois. Mildred Anne Caron CToddD-Edelstein, Illinois. Mavis Wheelor Carr CTheobaldD-Monica, Illinois. Mildred Challacombe-Detroit, Michigan. Sylvia C. Elliott fWorkeauJ-South Bend, Indiana. J. Edmund Fredell-Peoria, Illinois. Elizabeth E. Gray fHotchkissl-Danbury, Wisconsin. Helen Marie Hofstatter CTaylorJ-Pekin, Illinois. Duane E. Kuntz-Chicago, Illinois. I.ee K. Miars-Mesa, Arizona. Martha Viola Nelson CMillarclI-Edelstein, Illinois. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 , , 1 . 1 , , 1 1 , 1 , . 1 , 1 1 , , 1 I , I I - - 2 :SWL-iw -4 1, LO G ROCK COMPA Y Tolopllollo 1903 l'1'i11c'0Villc Illill0iS COII11JliII10ll1S ot PREDMORES SERVICE TATIO tZQmG:u':n2H 1-:'Y W95 Pngr Jmfenly-fiz 7 Phmw lC4lL-lsloill 28103 Ilzxwllriilgc, Illinois V Florence Irene Reich fBlackJ-Toulon, Illinois. Charlotte L. Sniff CTuckerJ-Chillicothe, Illinois. Kenneth A. Swanson-Princeville, Illinois. Lyle L. Teets-Laura, Illinois. Hortense B. Trethway CThuresonJ-Goodyear, Arizona Viola F. Turner CRoehnJ-Peoria, Illinois. Myrna Irene Vogel fStanglinD-Peoria, Illinois. Helene M. Walliker-Washington, D. C. Thomas Frederick Weaver-Chicago, Illinois. Vernon Weaver-Princeville, Illinois. 1935-W. R. Cordis, Principal. George Walter Black-Toulon, Illinois. Helen Pauline Bouton fBegnerJ-Monica, Illinois. Edwin O. Burns-Elmwood, Illinois. George Donald Carter-Galesburg, Illinois. Robert A. DeBord-Aurora, Illinois. Glenn Giflin-Princeville, Illinois. Richard B. Hyde-Princeville, Illinois. 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-Dunlap, Illinois. Josephine Amelia Slane-Princeville, Illinois. Edith Marguerite Streitmatter CMartinJ-Princeville, Illinois. Russell W. Stumpf-Cleveland, Ohio. Helen Frances Turner CRinkD-Peoria, Illinois. Robert Ward-Deceased, March 1, 1945. Ferdinand H. Williams--Peoria, Illinois. Leona M. Zaverl-Chicago, Illinois. 1936-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Paula Eileen Aten CPotterJ-Edelstein, Illinois. George A. Begner-Princeville, Illinois. Jack Best-Los Angeles, California. Wilbur L. Blank-Monica, Illinois. Mary Eloise Bliss CGravesJ-Wyoming, Illinois. Wilma Louise Bouton CPenningtonl-Bartonville, Illinois. J. Edward Byrnes-Galesburg, Illinois. Frances A. Camp fHoagl-Monica, Illinois. Marjorie Helen Challacombe iWoertzD-Princeville, Illinois. Thelma L. Fredell-Peoria, Illinois. Dorothy F. Gallup CMooreJ-Rantoul, Illinois. Leo Graves, Jr.-Wyoming, Illinois. Martha Jane Graves fBrownJ-Peoria, Illinois. Richard F. Hammer--Timberville, Virginia. Lester A. Henderson-East Peoria, Illinois. Ruth Frances Henry CProsserD-Urbana, Illinois. Dorothy Hofer CSwansonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Ellen Ruth Holmes CEastmanJ-Normal, Illinois. Karl H. Keller-Champaign, Illinois. Mary Ladd CRuchJ-Edelstein, Illinois. Esther S. Perdelwitz CRickenbergerD-Miorton, Illinois. Harry M. Potts-Chillicothe, Illinois. Harold L. Wear-Kewanee, Illinois. Eileen Virginia Webber CLongD-Peoria, Illinois. Nellie G. White fDangerJ-Wyoming, Illinois. 1937-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Lowell 0. Burns-Odell, Illinois. William Morris Delbridge-Princeville, Illinois. Eugene Elliott-Princeville, Illinois. Ray Gene Gelling-Army Air Corps. Robert J. Graves-Berwyn, Illinois. Mary Virginia llzirmon CPickerillJ--Peoria, Illinois. Floyd E. Henderson--Deceased, December 31, 1944. Wilma Kathleen Hurst fChnrlandD-Los Angeles, California. Page :evenly-fix 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-Princeville, Illinois. Leland G. Murnan-Princeville, Illinois. Dorothy A. Oertley fKobarelcl-Berwyn, Illinois. Harold W. Poole-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Ellen Purcell fBoylanJ-Princeville, Illinois. Marcia M. Riggen fWhittakerD-Laura, Illinois. Harold J. Schaad-Princeville, Illinois. Wilbur F. Slane-Champaign, Illinois. William J. Steinman-Princeville, Illinois. Finch Stowell-Champaign, Illinois. Gladys Streitmatter fNealD-Chillicothe, Illinois. Darlene E. Walliker-San Antonio, Texas. Helen Jeanne Wear CROssiJ-Pekin, Illinois. James E. Webber-Brimheld, Illinois. Gerald F. Williams-Chillicothe, Illinois. 1938-W. R. Cordis, Principal. James Berry-Portland, Oregon. Earl Bliss-Brimfield, Illinois. Keith Carter-Normal, Illinois. Clement Colgan-Peoria, Illinois. Coral Delbridge CStreitmatterD-Toulon, Illinois. Frank Dickinson-Chicago, Illinois. John Harvey-Toulon, Illinois. Eleanor Hofer CSnif1D-Princeville, Illinois. Joyce Hopkins CParkD-Princeville, Illinois. James Mendenhall-Peoria, Illinois. Josephine Mendenhall fEppingD-Chicago, Illinois. Donald Miller-Laura, Illinois. Mable Nelson CBeallJ-Princeville, Illinois. Raymond Paddock-Princeville, Illinois. Carlos Park-St. Joseph, Missouri. Harry Park-Princeville, Illinois. Bernice Reich CTeetsJ-Laura, Illinois. Betty Roach CRassiD-Morton, Illinois. Celestine Ryan fFaheyJ-Creve Couer, Illinois. Aaron Sammet-Princeville, Illinois. Jean Simmons CKuhnD-Edelstein, Ilinois. Ralph Sniff-Princeville, Illinois. Evelyn Snyder-Princeville, Illinois. Eleanor Sorenson fAbyJ-Laura, Illinois. Lawrence Theobald-Monica, Ilinois. Ellen Thomas-Princeville, Illinois. Virginia Vogel fRisenJ-Peoria, Illinois. Merle Worsfold-Peoria, Illinois. 1939-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Lois Barrett CIsomeD-Assumption, Illinois. Phyllis Biederbeck CHammerlel-Laura, Illinois. Leo Brown-New York, New York. Marian Burns cKQChJ1L3C0H, Illinois. Edward Callery-Terre Haute, Indiana. John Callery-Rhinelander, Wisconsin. Caryl Carman fCowanl-Lacon, Illinois. Ethel Cheesman COertleyJ'-Brimfield, Ilinois. Beaulah Compton fRiesingerD-Peoria, Illinois. Ruth Donath CSticklingJ-Princeville, Illinois. Joseph Friedman-Deceased, April, 1945. Glenn Grimm-Washington, D. C. Virginia Hammer CCobleJ-Peoria, Illinois. James Harmon-South Bend, Indiana. Sue Harvey CLa Follettel-Edelstein, Illinois. Helcn Huggins fJacksonJ-Peoria, Illinois. Mary King-Peoria, Illinois. Eileen McDonnell fGubbinsJ-Camp Grove, Illinois Lloyd Miller, Jr.-Peoria, Illinois. Beatrice Neill-Chicago, Illinois. Frances Neill lPaddoclcl-Princeville, Illinois. Virginia Potter CPiersonJ-Edelstein, Illinois, Robert Pritchard-Edelstein, Illinois. 5:65.11 . - K-692: DURBIN HATCHERY For U S APPROVED PULLORUM CONTROLLED QUALITY CHICKS ARCADY FEEDS POULTRY REMEDIES and EQUIPMENT PAUL W DURBIN Manager mm 1-I uculll U1 Stauffer s Foocl Market Meats GTOCCTICS Fresh Vegetables E F STAUFFER Manager lhoug 0 cu Ill , I . 1 l I I 1 .I 1 1 1 , I 1 1 , I 1 ,- , I .E 1 7 - I , I l I .I 1 , I .! 1 , I , I , 1 , I .1 ' ' 1 .I 1 I , - , . . . . 1 ,I 11 1 I 1'1 H ' 0, I mms I I I ul I ,I ,- , I .I 1 1 ,- , I 1 1 , I , I .! 1 , I 1 1 ,I ,- .! 1 .1 1 1 U , .I 1 , I , I , I I .I '- - 1 .1 1 , I I I I . . , I 1 - ' 1 1 y x 3 I,'l'I11' - 'ilh-, l'11ois I V 4 , I , I , I I J I , I , I I I 3 I I I ii I iii '.4 '5.gE XJCQQS' Page .fz'i,'m1ty-,rmw Betty Purcell CMurphyJ-Wyoming, Illinois. Raymond Ralph-Peoria, Illinois. Minnie Reich CEmdenJ-Toulon, Illinois. Betty Ryan fAndersonD-Peoria, Illinois. Orin Scanlon-Princeville, Illinois. Helen Schaad 1ShearsJ-Colfax, Illinois. Donald Sears-Princeville, Illinois. Elizabeth Shearer fMeckD-Pamora, California. Elaine Sibley fMannickD-Los Angeles, California. Ronald Slane-Aledo, Illinois. Dewey Smith--Edelstein, Illinois. Franklin Smith-Kewanee, Illinois. Milton Smith, Jr.-Monica, Illinois. Franklin Staples-Mt. Morris, Illinois. Arlys Streitmatter-Chicago, Illinois. Glenn Streitmatter-Princeville, Illinois. La Verne Streitmatter-Chicago, Illinois. Charles Timmons-Edelstein, Illinois. Harriet Timmons fDrakeJ-Peoria, Illinois. Arlene Toft-Princeville, Illinois. Darlene Toft CGillisJ-Edwards, Illinois. Marie Van Dusen-Peoria, Illinois. Lester Woodworth-Wyoming, Illinois. 1940--W. R. Cordis, Principal. Margaret Belford CShaneD-Monica, Illinois. Wayne Burton-Monica, Illinois. Yale Camp-Monica, Illinois. Marian Challacombe CPooleJ-Princeville, Illinois Robert Cheesman-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Colgan-Monica, Illinois. Jack Foraker--Peoria, Illinois. Helen Fox fMaddexD-Princeville, Illinois. Jennie M. Fritch-Toulon, Illinois. Ona Fritz KMenoldJ-Princeville, Illinois. Walter Fritz-Edelstein, Illinois. Gwendolyn Gelling fFuscoJ-New Borough, New Dorothy German-Princeville, Illinois. Jeanne Harmon-St. Louis, Missouri. Clyde Hart-Princeville, Illinois. Annabelle Harvey CUpdykeJ-Peoria, Illinois. Colleen Hill-Goodyear, Arizona. Bill Hofer-Speer, Illinois. Jean Holly-Peoria, Illinois. Zealy Holmes-Edelstein, Illinois. Donald Jackson-Peoria, Illinois. Beatrice Martin fReedD-Chicago, Illinois. Fred McNeely-Princeville, Illinois. Susie Newman CMiarsD-Brimfield, Illinois. Bill Nickels-Peoria, Illinois. Anton Oppelz-Edelstein, Illinois. Harold Ostrom-Princeville, Illinois. Florence Perdelwitz lTribleyJ-Morton, Illinois. Hazel Pritchard-Peoria, Illinois. Robert Schaad-Pekin, Illinois. Evelyn Sears CDownJ-Speer, Illinois. Susan Slane-Princeville, Illinois. Lawrence Smith-Princeville, Illinois. Jack Sniff-Deceased, December 7, 1941. Norma Snyder fBrownD-Princeville, Illinois. Dana Stewart-Princeville, Illinois. Bernadine Streitmatter-Peoria, Illinofs. John Wagner-Army. 1941-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Madelyn Barrett-Peoria, Illinois. Roger Barrett-Laura, Illinois. Madeline Boyer CLandD-Peoria, Illinois. Sarah Brown fRussellJ-Edelstein, Illinois. Alvin Burns-Elmwood, Illinois. Bernice Callery fGronewaldJ--Edelstein, Illinois. Jack Cheesman-Princeville, Illinois. Elmer Craps-Peoria, Illinois. Frank Donath-Princeville, Illinois. Marjorie Elliott fBurnsJ--Odell, Illinois. Page feventy-eight York. Orval Erikson-Peoria, Illinois. Dorcas Gelling 1SmithJ-Monica, Illinois. Maurice Graves-Champaign, Illinois. Wilma Hager CBartelmayD-Morton, Iliinois. Helen Hammer CFosterJ--Chillicothe, Ilinois. Mary Henderson CMillerJ-Chillicothe, Illinois. Frank Hill-Champaign, Illinois. Ella Hohenberry CBelfordJ-Peoria, Illinois. Gladys Hornback fKnoblochJ--Wyoming, Il inois. Dorothy Hurst fMillerD-Los Angeles, Californa. Russell Ladd-Seattle, Washington. Robert Murray-Winnipeg, Canada. Betty Oertley CCarmodyD-Peoria, Illinofs Georgia Rurnbold-Chicago, Illinois. Murial Ryan-Peoria, Illinois. Marie Sammet CShaneD-Peoria, Illinois. Harold Savage-Peoria, Illinois. Kenneth Sibley-Urbana, Illinois. Donald Sloan-Princeville, Illinois. Gene Smith-Tonia, California. Helen Smith-Elkhart, Indiana. Kenneth Snyder-Princeville, Illinois. Dean Somsag-Willow Spring, Illinois. Dwight Stokes-Monmouth, Iliinois. Ruth Streitmatter CHolmesJ-Edelstein, Illinois. John Toft-Navy. Delwin Walliker-Monica, Illinois. Russell Walliker-Peoria, Illinois. Byron Wear, Jr.-Princeville. Illinois. Robert Lee Wear-Lincoln, Nebraska. Gladys Weaver fLeibigJ-San Francisco, Californi LeRoy Williams-Princeville, Illinois. Ralph Wilson-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Yarnell-Princeville, Illinois. Barbara Jane Yerby CDunnD-Monica, Illinois. 1942-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Arthur Adolphson-Speer, Illinois. Elmer Albert-Chillicothe, Illinois. Glenn Bateman-Princeville, Illinois. Gerald Bouton-Peoria, Illinois. Colleen Brown QEberleD-Speer, Illinois. Harlan Burgess, Jr.-Peoria, Illinois. Margaret Bush fKirtleyD-Laura, Illinois. Kenneth Camp-Normal, Illinois. Thomas Carman-Peoria, Illinois. Vera Carman fPottsD-Canton, Illinois. Gene Carter-New York, New York. Thomas Cavadas-Peoria, Ilinois. Madeline Colgan--Princeville, Illinois. Francis Conley-Princeville, Illinois. Janet Crady fCheesmanD-Princeville, Illinois. Dorothy Curry-Peoria, Illinois. Edward Dearman-Peoria, Illinois. Juanita Donath fBurgessD-Peoria, Illinois. Fred Epley-Edelstein, Illinois. Lee Fritz-Princeville, Illinois. Sam Gates-Peoria, Illinois. Don Gibbs-Princeville, Illinois. Ruth Gibbs Uacksonl-Princeville, Illinois. Martha Graves CGibbsJ-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Graves-Peoria, Illinois. Gladys Herrmann fReedD-Chicago, Illinois. Ralph Jackson-Champaign, Illinois. Virginia Jones fReidJ-Farmington, Ilinois. Dale Kirtley-Laura, Illinois. Margaret Lambrechts CRaulainD-Ambridge, Pennsylvania. Marilyn Murphy fHoferJ-Soecr, Illinois. Snowden Neill-Kankakee, Illinois. Paul Noland-Champaign, Illinois. Norma Oertley-East St. Louis, Illinois. Helen Oppelz CGehrigD-Chicago, Illinois. La Verne Perdelwitz-Princeville, Illinois. Leora Stewart fThrushJ-Peoria, Illinois. Louis Stoecker-Princeville, Illinois. Il gg6y.:n:L 1 1 szitititi Q CLME YBRID Edclsiciu, Illinois GENE COLLINS, Sales Manager XYy0mi11g', Illinois 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 6401! I 1 1 I QUALITY SEED coRN I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I Princevin emninq Co. 1 :fr 1' - -3-1-3-3-3-I-3-3 3 3-1-3-l- 3 3 3- 5 -3- Y-' - A 549-I l'11gf' ,Il .'f'11lj'-fill Arvella Stuff-Peoria, Illinois. Mary Toft CSwigerD-Peoria, Illinois. Iola Worsfold-Princeville, Illinois. Jerrold Yess-Army. 1943--W. R. Cordis, Principal. Betty Beall fHutsonJ-Edelstein, Illinois. Paul Blank-Peoria, Illinois. Margaret Bridson-Laura, Illinois. Ruth Burton-Kewanee, Illinois. Joseph Callery-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Alice Callery-Normal, Illinois. Bernadine Camp CDelbridgeD-Princeville, Illinois. Jean Campbell-Bloomington, Ilinois. Margaret Chambers fYarnellD--Princeville, Illinois. Jack Colgan-Monica, Illinois. Harold Delbridge-Princeville, Illinois. Franklin Douglas-Laura, Illinois. Ila Fritz CKuntzJ-Peoria, Illinois. Jack Fry-Dunlap, Illinois. Bernard Harmon-Princeville, Illinois. Wilmer Henderson-Chillicothe. Illinois. Kenneth Hurst-Navy. Stanley Hutson--Edelstein, Illinois. Ruth Jaques-Champaign, Illinois. William Kellogg-Galesburg, Illinois. Donald Kuntz-Peoria, Illinois. Ima Jeanne Lawrence 1WearD-Lincoln, Nebraska. Harold Locher-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Dell Long-Peoria, Illinois. Harold Magnuson--Speer, Illinois. Charles Mendenhall-Princeville, Illinois. Alphy Menold-Princeville, Illinois. Marjorie Miller fSchindlerJ-P: iceville, Illinois. Betty Mitchell-Princeville, Illinois. Marcile Morrissey 1PetersJ-Peoria, Illinois. Florence Mummert-Peoria, Illinois. Albert Noland-Navy. Marie Ostrum-Champaign, Illinois. Robert Park-Los Angeles, California. Melvin Peterson-Princeville, Illinois. Ralph Pritchard-Edelstein, Illinois. Ray Ralph-Princeville, Illinois. Helen Ryan-Peoria, Illinois. Pauline Savage COwensD-Peoria, Illinois Joyce Ann Schelkopf-Princeville, Illinois. Robert G. Schindler-Princeville, Illinois. Richard Sibley-Champaign, Illinois. Anna Jean Smith fDarlingJ-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Sniff-Riverside, California. Lila Stahl-Peoria, Illinois. William Vaughn-Princeville, Illinois. Evelyn Wieland-Edelstein, Illinois. Betty Williams-Peoria, Illinois. 1944-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Phyllis Ann Begner-Peoria, Illinois. Robert J. Berchtold-Edelstein, Illinois. Gloria G. Brannan-Laura, Illinois. Duane W. Burns-Chicago, Illinois. Marjorie F. Burton CVoelkerD-Metamora, Illinois. Patricia Ann Callery-Champaign, Illinois. Ivan L. Chambers-Navy. Lewis Colgan-Navy. Gerald Dickinson-Peoria, Illinois. Doris Eply-Edelstein, Illinois. Mildred E. Gibbs fMerrittD-Camden, Arkansas. Viola Gruner fBatemanD-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Hager-Speer, Illinois. Ralph Heinz-Peoria, Illinois. Rose Hietter-Princeville, Illinois. Rita Hill iR0hmHlllII-MEYHIUOFH, Illinois. William Jones-Marines. Marjorie Kruse CPounvichD-Chicago, Illinois James Kuntz-Champaign, Illinois. Page eighty Rober' Laisure-Galesburg, Illinois. Angela McDonnell-Peoria, Illinois. C'oria McDonnell CAndersonJ-Laura, Illinois. .vlardell Miller fCarlsonJ-Monica, Illinois. Cecil Mitchell-Wyoming, Illinois. Margaret Mary O'Conner-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Oppelz-Edelstein, Illinois. Patricia Ann Roll CMurphyJ-Urbana, Illinois. Marjorie Rowe fRollD-Chillicothe, Illinois. Doris Schaad-Champaign, Illinois. Bernice Sears-Princeville, Illinois. Marjorie Shaw-Monica, Illinois. Florence Slane-Peoria, Illinois. Eleanor Smith CAddisJ-Toulon, Illinois. Wilma Trowbridge fScottl-Bradford, Illinois. Marjorie Williams CBohannonJ-Princeville, Illinois. 1945-W. R. Cord-is, Principal. Stanley Allen-Speer, Illinois. Maxine Asal-Peoria, Illinois. John Baurer-Wyoming, Illinois. Mary Jane Blumenschein fFritzJ-Edelstein, Illinois. Kenneth Brown-Army. Verlys Budde-Peoria, Illinois. Richard Bush-Speer, Illinois. Kathleen Callery-Champaign, Illinois. Junior Camp-Princeville, Illinois. Virginia Camp-Princeville, Illinois. Donald E. Carlson-Monica, Illinois. Barbara Crilly-Peoria, Illinois. Darlene Emery-Princeville, Illinois. Vesta Alice Erikson CLindseyJ-Monica, 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 flrvingl-Peoria, Illinois. Permilla Laisure-Peoria, Illinois. Leona Lawrence-Princeville, Illinois. Howard Markgraf-Pekin, Illinois. Ervin Martin-Edelstein, Illinois. Duane Meservey-Princeville, Illinois. Dolores Millard CMillerD-Edwards, Illinois. Mary Ann Oppe-Peoria, Illinois. Lee E. Perdelwitz-Army. Raymond Powell-Speer, Illinois. Edward Purcell-Davenport, Iowa. Betty Rockel-Chicago, Illinois. Carol Rowe-Edelstein, Illinois. Arvella Sammet-Peoria, Illinois. Merton H. Smith-Edelstein, Illinois. Ruby M. Streitmatter fHietterJ-Princeville, Vernon E. Streitmatter-Speer, Illinois. William Strickland-Army. Robert Valline-Princeville, Illinois. June Walliker fAultJ-Princeville. Illinois. Donald Weaver-San Francisco, California. Aletha Mae Weddington-Peoria, Illinois. Eugene Wilcox-Edelstein, Illinois. 1946-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Paula Allen-Peoria, Illinois. Evalyn Baurer-Peoria, Illinois. Bessie Beam.-Peoria, Illinois. Elvin Bouton-Princeville, Illinois. Duane Camp-Princeville, Illinois. Dorothy Cavadas-Princeville, Illinois. Rosene Conley-Princeville, Illinois. Joyce Delbriclge-Peoria, Illinois. Kathleen DuBois-Peoria, Illinois. Marjorie Duffy-Princeville, Illinois. Martin Hohulin-Edelstein, Illinois. Illinoir I'-S J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J I ' DICKINSON COLLEGE OF BUSINESS l02-ll-I South Monroe Peoria, Illinois COURSES OFFERED: Stenographic--For Stenographers. Secretarial-+For Private Secretaries. Executive Secretarial-For those who want to be tops. Junior Accounting-For Bookkeepers. Business Administration-Combination of Secretarial and Accounting. Higher Accounting-For those who want to be the best. Special Courses-Typing and Comptometer. Combination Courses in different Subjects. Individual Instruction in Skill Subject! Credit for High School Work Completed. ENROLL EARLY-START ANY TIME Go to School zhif .rnmmer S+ vial Difcount ' ELJIJI enubze 5 H cn ..,,,. i .,.,, 2 .,,,, .,.,.,.... I ,.e.::IIII. ..... . ..... E C E ..,.3 ..... ' .,..... f ..., . ., E... Q ...., ' - A Complete Fertilizer Service Uniform, suliml Quality seed Helps wan s oUT or I0 Natural Phvsvhafe Rock Mixed Fertilizer Tnvnis in 2,325 Competitive Yield Checks Niffffgen Pofash Super Phosphate Essential Mineral Elements SCHROCK HYBRID CORN COMPANY 01111111.11 of scHRoCK Bkos. co. Soil Analyxif and lllapping Bulk Handling Equipment Main Office: Congerville, Illinois SCHROCK FERTILIZER SERVICE JOE ROWLAND, Sr., Repre.rc'11lalive I II I I 17111111011 of SCHROCK BROS. CO. Monica, Illinois I I I I I Maw Office: Longervllle, Illinois 'iz 1 3-3 3 3 -3 -3-3 -3- -3-3-3 -3 -3-3-3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 - 3 Page eigh ty:-0 ue 2: L L 1 I I I L I L L L I L L I I L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L I L I L L I L L I L I L L I L I L L I I Dorothy Kellogg-Wheaton, Illinois. Richard Komp-Monica, Illinois. Corliss Laisure-Normal, Illinois. Verna Lauber-Princeville, Illinois. Frances Leonhardt-Peoria, Illinois. James McDonnell-Peru, Illinois. Howard Marshall-Bloomington, Illinois. Nathan Martin-Edelstein, Illinois. Lorraine Mueller-Princeville, Illinois. Corinne Miller-Dahinda, Illinois. Donald Murray-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Schindler-Chillicothe, Illinois. Page eighty-two Mary Vera Slane-Princeville, Illinois. Florence Smith-Princeville, Illinois. Glenn Sniff, jr.-Army. Mildred Snyder-Peoria, Illinois. Shirlee Snyder CGillamD-Monica, Illinois. Wyan Stockdell-Speer, Ilinois. Vernon Stoller-Speer, Illinois. jeff Streitmatter-Speer, Illinois. Gladys Wieland-Edelstein, Illinois. Dartha Westefer-Princeville, Illinois. Betty Wilson Uonesl-Camp Grove, Illinois .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 , , 1 , 1 I 1 I . 1 1 I . I 1 1 1 1 1 , , I , 1 , 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 , , 1 , 1 , , 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 I :sc-sw- -I l I':Ink Stewart lyllllll Stewart or Hzgher Yields P L A N T lyllllllt' Lfllfl l'I'iI1c0x'ill0, Illinois Meals Short Orders Rosze11's Ice Cream JCNES MIDWAY CAFE l'1'i1Ic'0vill0, Illinois Phone 533.1 Candy Cigars CENTRAL n, 3' ,S ILLINOIS LIGHT .4 CUMPANY P V Phone 87 Princeville, Illinois : m95i Pagr riglzly-Ilzrfc 2: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 4 1 1 4 1 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 I j 1 1 4 1 1 I l 1 4 1 I j 1 4 4 1 4 1 4 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I T 4 -r v v J ul .1 P P -1 I ul P I sd 4 -.1 4 -.1 J J J J J J J I :sow I I P , J , , J , , , . J J , J , J , , , , J . J , . . J J I J J I I I I , , I I I . I I I I . I I I I I I I I I I HZQJVI The Princeville Telephone Peoria County's Leading Weekly Flstzllmlisllcd IHTG Phone 96 Fosren ag soN Drugs - l'osmIolic's - Jewelry - Pilllll - Glass - XYZIHIJZIIIOI' School Supplies l,l10llU 5 I'1'i11c'ovillo, Illinois Visit Our Balcony Gift Shop liusim-ss l'l1o110 lili-QR Hosiclexwo Phone 120.1 T. E. MURPHY, Agency INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED Real Estate -:- Farm Loans l'1'i11c-vvillo, Illinois MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT Snill's Recreation Parlor LOUIE SNIFF, Proprietor Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes Enjoy Our Friendly Atmosphere 'NIJ Pfzgr wiglzfy-jrmr gggw' mmm , gg I C077lP1I.17I07If,f of L- 1 L , L I 7: W4 i I 'I ' ' L , O T .I L , I ' Crcarorf and l'ubli,rl1er.f I- I GREETING CARDS - STATIONERY L V 154 Nassau Street New York 7, New York f I L .L L I L .I L I I I I I P' 'II I B L rlncevl e a e arn EQ I SALE EVERY TUESDAY L I J. M. BLISS, Auctioneer and Manager I I L I Phono SGJ I'i'inc'r-ville, Illinois L I L .I L I L i Complimonls of iz I T , I 1 DRAKE'S CAFE 1 , I I , Meals - Short Orders - Fountain Service I , I I Rosze11's Ice Cream I I IIIIUIIL' IT I'1'i11c'vvillo, Illinois g I L .I L , I f L .I L .L ' 7 L + Cunningham s Department Store .I L f Full line of I f FURNITURE AND DRY GOODS IQ , I V Phono SI Pi'im-m'illl-, Illinois I' I T :Qmro:mz: m95 Pagz' ffgliiy-fiqrg I'-S63-5' ' , aa CLUB p H. E. SLOOP, Proprietor ' : Iionlo 3-18 and Sill Iihlclstoiil, Illinois 4 , ' 1 Z I I , ' .I ,- I , ' 1 I ' fl , I . I:l'Cd SCIIGFCI' ' .I ,- I , General Merchandise E ' A 'I Illrlolsloili, Illinois I' I L - L L L .I L I L .I L I I YOUR KROGER IORE L I I , L I Quality at low prices L I Why pay more? L ' G. D. SNIFF, Manager E I I I .L L .I - L .I ,- .I L I TI1 B N I4 ' I e eauty oo r I Specializing in Gabrieleen Permanents I' 'I Admiracion Scalp Care I' j N. MAUDE WHITE, Owner and Operator I 'I IIIIOIIO 175.1 I'1'inc'oViIIo, Illinois I' 1 iz r-4635 Pagr eiglzty-fix gggx-A - -.::L::Q: . RCDY HCDFSTATTER Gasoline and Motor 0118 'fo 88 Inst South of Iu11cIi011 00 II4 1I1Is11i11 IIIi11oiA ' I'-4922 Your Beauty Shop EMMA b OWENS Owner-Operator Q: - -1 ty t - 'z 1' You Cannot Afford To NOT Be Well Groomed I IIUIIL I-I I1111c0x1II1 IIIIIIUIH TR ITT MATTHEW BANKING C0 Estabhshed 1868 I IIIIIIL 01111 lII111o1s UNIAP TATE BA K Membe1 Federal Deposlt Insurance Gorporatlon DUN1 Xl II I INUTS I- I- I I- I I I I- . I- I I- I 4 I1 IIIU LI: N ry br ' . I I I , . Q' I I I I- I I 1 4 . , 1 I I Iwpert BLIII Cul ure SLlLlIIlI1L Hair md bulp CHL T lf'afur111g ' Iionne Belle Cosmetics Revlon I'ol1sh and Nall Aids f f' I I , I J I. I I. I . I , , , I 1 I- I ' I I I I - I . , I I . I I I . . , , . 4 1 I I IN I I ' I ' ' I I I I 4 I . - - I I ' Y ' 5 Y ' w I Ji , J J . pr ZGn'a3:+s21:1 e1:o::mc'4L95' E PHIQF Ffgllfy-f1 ZIL'l1 I :sew T I .L 1 I L L ul ul si il ul ul I . I ul , ul I I nd sl ul I nd 7 'J . , .L .L ul V ul ul I ul I ul I ul I V bl -I I I I I , I nd , sl , , , .! , .l I 'a Complimenfs of I' I- WM AllEN IUMBER COMP Y L 0 I Lumber - Building Material - Tile I- I Plione 6213114 Speer, lllinois I- Speer Mercantile Company I Groceries - Hardware L Feeds - Seeds g Locker Service L IJIIOIIC 2311921 Speer, lllinois I E. W. RIGGINS 8g SONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS L Plumbing - Heating - Electric Wiring - Plastering - Mason Work I' F Phone llnnlap M-87 Monica, Illinois I. PRI CE THEATRE Princeville, Illinois T 2. I I' I' I P I I' I' I I' I' 'W L L L L L I I' I' I I' L I I L L L I f' I I' L I I' I' L I L I I' L L L L L I I I' I' L I I' I xrazsf N95 age' zfigllly-riglzl 'H.R.BOUTON L J I gggw . ixdtiszicfciti gg nag? I 'j D A N C I N G 1 .I L 5 I 1 HUB BALIROOM f I L I A -g Um' policy if Io furizifli I1 fflravl. fool, and rrfpsvtalilzr plan' for darzring in Ihr 111211 1 a' 1 we' ran obtain, I .E Watch Our Advertising For Big Name Bands L- 2 lylltllll' -L lilclulsli-in, Illinois 4 1 ' I ' , I I ' , I I HUNTER LUMBER CO ' , I ' I 1 Tile - Building Material -- Septic Tanks I ,- I Fence - Insulation - Paint A . I Steel Stanchions and Stalls - Creosoted Posts and Poles i ' I ifilmm 20 imeisil-in, 111111015 . f L 1 I I ' I L I . .I , i Elsasser Implement Company I T ' I McCormick-Deering Farm Equipment L Hardware and Coal Repairs and Service ' 1 I -E Pliouu M-1 Nclclsli-iii, Illinois 1 ' ' I ' I I , ' 1 Compllniculs ol' I I ' , ' -I I I TERMINAL GRAIN C0 I , , ' , 1 - WILLIAM ALLEN, Agent L I ' P llliouo Ii2l4'5 Speer, Illinois i' I I if- :s::s:s:a:m:sm95i Page ciglily-nine K-K-K-K- -K-K-i-K-K-K- K- -l-K-K-K-l-K-l-i-K-l-K-K-K-K-L-' 5 I . 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I , F1sh and Oysters 1n Season Q1 Q 3111111111111 1'1ANN1N1I AND 1N111:v111t 11110110 151 1'1'111c'0Y1111', 111111018 511111131 1011 YIARBU011 511115 1 e-no ,,,. N- 4 CQvum:325:13IJ1:s:15:11::11:1:1:13:a5::11:sx:s3e:15:u:S1:o:1 R 3::s:1:ore:11:'N95fI Page 1lI'PLOIy-Oil 'I 1 1 1 11 I1 5 I 1 - - 1 , 1 -T1 1 .' . I Y ' ' U. , . V' W . - ' 1 '- ff 1' JZ 'i, I 011' 1 I 3 G1'z1i11, 1111-1-11, 11z11'11wz11'1r, 1:ll11l11llg' 1 2 - 1 211 11018 Cas- 1,2ll'1H 1 111 1 1 1 1ll1'1'f' v ' x K, 2 1', L. 1 1 E. . IB BS 1 I gggw - -- may DALE KIRTLEY General Trucking LAURA, ILLINOIS Compliments of Churchill Manufacturing Co. Galesburg, Illinois Man ufacl urerr of FLOOR FINISHILS AND BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES IVaI1 E. Harrison, Roprosolitaltivo Attractive Positions For BROWN'S GRADUATES . H ,, . . . . Why not enjoy one of the top positions in Peoria surrounding territory? If interested, application s ould be made early. Enrollment is limited to 250. Ark for rchool catalog B R 0 W N ' S Prokm SCHooL or BUSINESS 240 South jefferson Avenue Phone 3-1256 Compliment S of PYRAMID PAPER CO. 23530 NVOSIL Fifth Avouuc Chicago, Illinois IVIICII Your Clothes Got DINGY Send Them To BINGY GAlVA DRY CLEANERS MEADOW GOLD PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk - Cheese - Ice Cream - Foods BEATRICE FOODS COMPANY Peoria Musical Instrument Co. 617 Main Street Peoria Illinois Phone 4-2363 HENRY E. SKINNER, Proprietor I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I S! UI' I h I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I GOLDSTEIN JEWELRY CO. to the gift hut nothing to the cost. Phono G-6332 211 S. Adams Street Peoria 2, Illinois :zen ' Yi' A A ' ic'Q9.a Page niazeiy-Iwo Stark County Service Company HARRY HALL, Manager l,,ll0ll0 55F1-1 Spec-1', Illinois Compliments of HEFLIN' S GROCERY Trying to Please Phono I Eclolstcin, Illi11ois Uomplimoiils of TAYLORS' TAVERN Roy and Marguerite lildolsloiii, Illi11ois MONICA TAVERN Moiiiczi, Illinois Once a Cutomer-Always a Friend RALPH KREY 5265-5' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ..g.g..g.g...g.. c...c. g... c-Q- Q- c. c - .. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 15492 Q.-1 ,, -,,,, ,lg FLOYD S. l'IARROD 1 Princeville, Illinois Blacksmiths and Welders Truck Bodies Built to Order Our Specialty PENNY'S BARBER SHOP To Look Your Best- ' -We'll Do Our B-est HAROLD WILLIAMS, Prop. Phono 75 Priiicevillo, Illinois TIMMONS' Market and Groceries Locker Service l'1'i11covillo, Illinois Phono 50 Kneer's Texaco Service Complete I111l11'ic'a1Iio11, 'l'i1'o and B2Lli01'f' Service Havoline and Texaco Motor Oils 1 1 L 1 L 1 L L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 L 1 1 L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I Phono -LT Priiivovillo, Illinois I -3-3-3-3-3 - -3- - -3 ' -3-q -3-3-q-y-3-q-y-3- -y 3- - Page ninety-Ihree i C. A. LAWRENCE I I I I , 1 I I I I I I I J , , I I I I I I I I 1 .L J , . I I I I 1 A , I I I I I I , 1 1 I I J I I , I J l 5565.1 I-I-I-I I I I I I I I I I , I I- I- I I I I-- :452 Uomplimonfs of 4 Electrical Sales and Service f I rw L 1 L r - w .' , Y' ' ' . lIlIpl1onI .10 lllllCOXlll0, Illinois Pholw 9 Iwimcvillv, Illinois 1 1 lA I General Trucking I RuBv's BEAUTY SHOP R. mx 8 SCN Expert Beauty Culture Come To My Beauty N ook- QF01. That Refined Look, iJil0110 232 I'rinI'0villI-, Illinois illllllll' T3 I'1'inCcVillc, lllinois Lionel COX Harold Ostrllm 1 :ZWJ KQQSJ Page Izinety-four 'I y Gas - Oil - Tires - Batteries 1 PETE FAIRFIELD j Lathework Welding Monica, Illi IIII is Electrical Repairs Pl IIIII 0 B1-imficld 7lF31 W. A. Income Tax Assistance Feed - Seed - Produce BARBER SHOP Chicks and Supplies M. 2 Pll0ll0 55 Princeville, llli 11I1 is Tclepliono -ll PI-i1 IIII e ville, Illinois f' 1 i Lumber and Grain ggexg . . I LAlsuRf's sfnvlcf STATION -I PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS I I .I Expert Greasing and Auto Service T I Phono Brimlicld TQIVQ Laura - :- Illinois PORTADIE MIIIING O. B. COUCH li aul L Illinoie Complimcutb of IIHMAH BHUSSAINI Rock and Lime Haulmg IDIIOIIL, Brimiicld 'IIBI Monie I - - Illinois BOUTON MEMORIAL HOME LADY ATTENDANT ,i C H C HOGABOOM REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE - FARM LOANS o e 9 'n ' ' ' FRANK GRAVES WM NICKERSON fe Ii 1 Speer Ill' ' EARL E HENSON M Princeville Illi '. KRAFT S BAKERY m.11l ' tx 0 HEINZ SERVICE STATION DX CASOLINE - -:- L ecti C mpl'm nt! of JOE LEVONDUSKI BODY af FENDER SHOP Princeville -:- Illinois Fl. PRINCEVILLE POST OFFICE Prii-f - Illinois E O SMITH VETERINARIAN 1 A .M . .I . . .I .I .I .I I 1 I I Complzmcut: of ul .I I ul I il I Phone 39 Princeville, Illinois .I I I! ' Comp! ment: of I V I ,I 1 . I 3 ' ' I ul I i Z Ph n 5 Pri ceville, Illinois I 'i 7 .I -I Compliment: of I Complmzmzff of ' D 1 . , . . I ' nom I I 'I if .I I 3 I ' ' 1 Con c mery ' 3 .1 Your Home Town Bakery' .I , inois I 7 .I .I I Co Mnen f L Complzmfufy of A I I ul -i Igc Crgam 'onf 0 Q ifuillv., ul .I I I o 1 e -' Complzmentr of .I .I . . ul .I .I I gg 3.5.3 3 -3 - -3 -3 - -3 - - 5 I-439 Page ninety five IN SL RANCL Monica -:- 1 rinccx ille Com-pHme1ztr f Il11nois Commerclal Telephone Company Edelstein Exchange DR 0 D GINGRICH Dentist JOSEPH KRAFT Blackfmith and Wfoduorle ow Work - Welding - Truck Bodies Phone 49 Com.plime11.tJ f FRED JACKSON Co'mrplimenl.f f PAUL WEST 'LaPaIina Cigarf Kewanee Illinois AUTEN PEONIES 220 new varieties originated in Princeville. Famous wherever hne Pconies are grown Edward Auten . 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