Princeville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Princeville, IL)
- Class of 1948
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xx? J W -wv-nun-A M'l,.fDg i 15 W ffmmzfk 1 1 JJ , M W WMM my VF W A gm FLW iw? NW X- X 7. X Q, M N, XX KK AM X615 wx by ,QV I J ASX 'sn WWW IS 7948 mlm? R IC C 0 R D li ll I N 'lx H li PRINCIVIIIIF C'0MM0Nl7,V lH6'fI .S'Cfi00l, PRINCEWZZE lZllN0l.S' PRI CEVIllE COMMU ITY HIGH CHOOL Page Iwo In these buildings we have spent many enjoyable days. They have been the birthplace of our ideals, dreams, and ambitions. Here we have striven toward higher goals, and toward a better understanding of people and ourselves. During the past four years we have studied in classrooms and have attended many activities in the gym. May the memory of these-buildings remain among the souvenirs of our happy days in high school: A a . Agia Catching a littlc snack. As you can plainly sec the scmors arc always stllclious. 'l'hat's whx' mcmlwrs of thc facultx just love to ky-cp our asscmlmly-ncvcr a dull INOINCHY. asf! Vacation! crc's alwavs some Blau- to fo. . '- I ' 'E' filly, three Class nihcers during the past four years. ffl 1 In just finished th nnnute prin1p. Am I lute? May 1 have an excuse? I eznne down hy request. just waiting to use the phone. wi Q lirhful Come :md gct it This and that, lwrc zmcl rl could lu-F Could I lmrrow yours? Vu' lost mim- 'IQIH' zulmlccl lllllfll. f'fl:g1 1 r 1L'l'L'iVN'0l1 ll UI' XVI1k'l'L ll DEDIC TIO MR. SHICRRILL B, HAYDIEN VVe, the class of 1948, dedicate this edition of the MAROON to Mr. Sherrill B. Hayden. Mr. llavden has been a member of the P. C. H. S. facult' for sixteen vears. For twentv-six months he was ahsent while serving in the armed lorces. Ol' his many assets, perhaps the one most appreciated is his unequaled friendliness. He has proven time and time again that he is every pup1l's friend, tolerant, patient, and wise in his dealings. His sympathetic understanding and his firm stand lor the right have made our years at Princeville very prohtahle and happy. VVe hope this dedication will help to express our thanks to him. lizgf' ,iii , ! Q qmzmf mmf gfmuzfvzzzkbflf I, ,. ., UPERINTENDE T l l l MR. W. R. CORDIS What is a country without a government? What would Princeville Community High School be without Mr. Cordis? Mr. Cordis has been on our school's staff for twenty-one years. To him we owe our thanks for his help in answering our many questions and for listening to our many problems and complaints. He has taught us to pick an aim in life and to Work harcl to achieve that aim. We sincerely thank you, Mr. Cordis. Pagf' eight OFFICE ECRETARY l For the past two years Miss Westefcr l has carried on her ClllflCS as secretary. She has heen a very competent assistant to lVlr. Cordis and in her friendly and cheerful way has alway heen willing to aid the students in any problems that they may face. Miss Dartha Westtlier, Uffiff' S1'1'r1'!nry Mr, XY. R, Cordis, S11p1'ri11l1'mlz'11l BOARD Of EDUCATIO We are grateful to the members of our Board of lfducation who have so efficiently served this com- munity. Mr. Gelling, a memher for twelve years, has heen president for five years. Mr. Rench, a mem- her for six years, has heen secretary for four years. Mr. Kuntz has heen a memher for nine yearsg lVlr. Graves, four yearsg and Mr. hlaeques, one year. It is through their efforts that we have had the oppor- tunity of attending this high school. lfrank Graves lid Kuntz Ralph Gelling Ray Rench Charles .laeques l'l'1'Jir11'11t St?l'l'f'fIlI'5' l'rl.:j1' llillz FACULTY 3 F il? Firm Rwfv: Miss llclcn Kientzlc, Miss lillcn Terry. Srmml Rvws: Miss Betty Szlmscl, Mrs, lmuisc Urunrllcr, Nliss llurtlm Wcstvlk-r', Xlr. l,luy4l l,I'L'ffyI1lIlI1, Mr. W. R. Cnrclis, Slxpfrirllwzzlwrl. Tlzfwf Rwrri lllr. Sherrill B. llIlyllk'l1, lllr, xlillllllll Nl, Saxton, Nlr. llzllc l'llll,1l'lllUI'll. Xlr, KL'I'IHlI lim: Xlli, lll. 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Nl., ll, nl' In NMS, .'lff:'imf', lf, l. l. ,lffri-fff', l r'fwfnmm ,l1f.'fmf', ll 9 ll ull W-ll .llpfm lmllfrlm llflm, lfln Silqnzn l'f11', lIl'1'gurin11 ' ' l ,',,,,,4V Sm-j,-fy' PM l'p.rllm1 Unilrrml ffflqf' r'fr'f'rn What would we do without them? This, it seems, expresses our feeling about the bus drivers -lVlr. Weaver, Mr. Bouton, and Mr. White--for truly, they play an important role in our school. In spite of hus trouhle or bad roads they are always courteous, understanding, and willing to he of service. Mr. Louis Daily Page lfz'e'1rw' BU DRIVER Mr. Harold Bouton, Mr, Harrison VVhite, Mr. Earl Weaver Our school is judged to a great extent hy the appearance of our class- rooms and halls. It is the duty of our janitor to keep them up to the highest standards. This is lVlr. Daily's hrst year as janitor at our school, and he has fulfilled the joh well, Later in the year, lVlr. John Conley was employed to assist Mr. Daily in his work. Needless to say, it takes much time and patience to keep uspic and spanl' a building which houses approximately two hundred high school hoys and girls. xf v' Sf ff J-v5,' Qnurn? auf!! 9 w SENIOR ADVISOR D SENIOR OFFICER 'I'Iiis is Miss KientzIe's secnncl zulvisur to nur elziss. Nu year as words can completely express Imw much we zippreeizire Iier guiilzinee :intl the interest she has slinwn in our elznss. To express our apprecia- tion we would like to say, I'I1ank vnu Miss Kientzle for ever thin '. . , , Smut-tIiing unusual Iiappened this yezlrp the seniors eIcc'tecI three Imys for nI'Iieers tn represent our class. They have Iween efiieient ufiieers and have served our class weII. I3iII Germain, l'rr',vidw:l .Iini Ix'IL'SSL'I'SIIlITII, I'ir'1'-l'1'w,v1'rlf' I' ml I In rninn, Srf1'wln1'x'-7'm'fl.r1 Pugzr fIJIll'I1'l'lI Miss Helen Klentzle, .flrlwimr ff sqwiiloiz, 5 IN 5 ir' yuh ,i- C, if DONNX Nl. .Xl.l,l',N lJf,ii. Yin'-l7rcsimla'iit lg Gills Kilm- Club l, 2, 5, 4, Upvru tru I, 2, 3, 43 lizuul l, 2, F, 4g Orclu-strzi 2, 3, Senior Play, hluulur l'l:ix' l ll I l 7 1 4 C I I I 41 . I, . ,..,,, , 1, 2, J, 43 l.zitiu Qlub 2 3 llrzimzi Club 4, l,ibr:iry 3, Vlinrlvr 4, Nlzirmm 43 Cliccrlczimlc Pup Klub 7 i 4' ll'm -v-. . 4 rl, 2, cl Qucvii .lg Girls' Sturm' 3, D, K. R, 4, Czlrnivzil Qui-cn Z3 I , ll. K. Camp 3. 4 4 , 4 , X134 .XR'l'llllR li, IMIIRICR 'Ulrln I lf I l 7 3 4g 'lrzick avi, ...,.. lXl.X R'l'll.'X.l IQXN l!.Xl'GllMAN ,Il11rly ,...,., Sl'lllUl' l'l:iyg lf. ll. 'I 7 'I 4 C X I 7 I 4 l1.,'..'...,, - 1 Dru mai Club 2, J, 41 Pup 'Club .lg illzitlcr Stall 43 'l'r:inslcrrcml lruiii Gzilcslmrg ll. S., 2. Bltl ll ,XlXNl',l llt Bl'R'l'UN l1'm'fcy .fli1u.f ' -1-1 . Girls' Glue Club l, 7 1 4' 7 I 4 G X X l Opcrettzi l. .., ,, 3 ', ...,.,. . ..., 1 f ...., Q -- ,V 1 7 N 4 I' ll X l 7 I 4 Drzuuzi Club 2, 43 l'cp Club .I .XIJDR HY l3l'SKl R K gl u11'if ' Scrrcrziry-'llrczisurcr 2, .lg Girls' Glcc Club I, 2, 3, 4, Opcrv.-tru l, 2, 3, 4g llrzunzi Club l'lziy 3, G. xl, xl, l, 2, 3, 4, Drzunzi Club 2, 4, l'itlcr 1' Xlziruuii 3, -I. . . , I lui-fi' film-ii K J ui I A iw L , A.. v IEARISARA IJlil,lSRllXllill 'Ali'1111,r Bzlml l, 2, 3, 43 F. H. A. l, 2, .13 ll. A. A. l, 2, 3, 43 Drzmizl Club 3, 43 l,ibrary l3 'llirlvr l, 2, Ll, 43 Maroon 3, 43 Cliccrlcaclcr 33 Drum Ma- jorcttc 33 Pep Club 2, 43 Senior l'l:uy. l7Al.lC C. DICKINSON lJirki1:,' Buys' Glue Club l, 2, 3, 43 Upcrcttzi l, 2, 3, 43 Baud l, 2, 3, 43 Urclicstrzl l, 2, 3, 43 F. lf. A. 23 li. A, A. l, 23 lfootbzlll 2, 33 'lrzick 23 Sectional Piano Contcst 33 Glue Club Accom- pzunist l. 2, 3, 43 Scnior Play. lClFGliNli RLY Gene lf. lf. A. l, 2, 5, 43 li. A. A. 2, .l, 43 lflllltlfilll 3, 43 llifllfli 2, 3, 43 liziskctbzlll 2, VICRNA .UCAN ICDWARIJS ufilllllflil l , ll. A. 43 G, A. A. 43 Nl Drzunzi Club 43 Senior llay3 'lirnnslicrruml from VVilli:unsl'icl1l , 'll.lNQ'lfS l l ll.'ll.lJ l rnuki1! . ' pf' c.. ,x. A. 1, 2. Nb -, s L . 1 ' ' J- by A 0 5 x'Xi DONNA M. FRY 4 , . 4 .1 - rr . .I xr N .gry A. 4.,.E: x-xr- Girls' Glu: .giiibf r,Pg...3v 4,3 Opcrvrrzi l, 2, flc 4, , ll, WY. . 1, 2, 3, 41 G. A.3l'f.41-,JSQ xy., ' l,:itin Club 23 Drziiufl 'Qlub 2, l3 Pup Club 2, 3, 43 Lilwrziry 2, 3, lg 'lizurlcr 2, 3, 41 lxlllftllbll 4. Page .1 ixteen I ' R ,r ,'l' I SENIOR x -, 'JK x W A ' v- J 9 5'9 N' Q I SENIOR v4wI4, J -n ' I X 4 3 N V. V' Y I s X Y RP 3 -.L 1' I4 'X QI 'L ii Quvi? 51 SW-5' 'uv r-- ' ,..-v 41 9' IJ ,' .1 I' XX'II,I.I.XXI XI. iII'.RXI.XN 'tlfilln I'ruirIm-nt 43 XIICK'-IJI'l'9lIIl'III 31 SL'L'l'l'I'IIl'X AI-I'l'QlYllfl'l' I, Iinyw' Glu- CIIIII I, 1, 33 4, Upvrvttn I, 23 J, 4, .Iumur IIILIXQ N-num' I,I'u I'nrln KIIIII 7' IDf'lIlI'l lIuIw 2f4f :if X. x. fb, IIIIII:IlI'X' s, Klnrmm 43 Iizukvrlmnll I, Cnr- mvzll Ixmg .N IIINIIII I'.II,I'.I'.Y UI 'III IIRIIIfIIl I ii. .X. .X, I, 2, 3, 4L I . II. X. I, 2, A, 4. I n I 6, I'.X Il'I4'I.X 1I,xlu4lA.l: f' 'MI' I-Lju. X. 4. cs. X, x. 41 Qqxmizu Club 43 'lxrzmslvrrul Itmn Unk I'ark Xm'11cIm-my, h'l'X'JIII2I, Imxzl, 4. .fy , 1 V i , 5 - Q I'.IJXII'NLJ If IIARMUN - Um V SCL'Fl'IZlFX'-VI-ft'LINllFl'f 43 Iiny-C Glue' Q'IuIw I, 1, 3, 43 Ulu-rctlzu 2, 3, 43 Iinnrl I, 2, 3, 43 Sm-uiur I,I:1y3 Im I1 X. 1.1, 1,-4, I,:ntm QIIIII 7' Ilr IIII CIIIII I 7 4 -, II 1 , -, 3 I,II1rzur3' 23 XInrmm 4, Ifmnlmll J, 4, Ig.lNIxt'II7.lII I, 2, II1uL'Im:lII 1.2, 3.4, II. .X. X. I, 2, 3, II. IIICRNXRIJ XI. IIXIQNI'.X' liwruiW S1-nlur I'I:ly 43 If, I . X. I, 2, 3, 43 I mvi7I,1'uII lg IIzIsIwIImII I' .IL 'IIr:uQI,fl'-, 33 II. X. X. I, 1 g I, .L 1 M'lJlelaX' ci IIIQIXLI' i'QI1nf JAX. ' JIYI. I .M My c:ifl5y.,'gilQ1-. VMI, 5, A, I, L I7,mm'rx'l'-III 3, 4,.IfI, fXI. X. 2, I 151' 4Avf'I,:yfig'1 f'Il1Ij2, Ilrzmm I'IuII W IX 1, 1. 43 fI.lI1r:uryf .I, 41 IIII'1IIl5IK'I'I'l'fI I' N' 'ffrmm 'fI'Iu- Xuflxll-my ul Our I.zuIy, 1 I I Ill lfzggf ll H --A 'x ld' -, in -I, 7fd,f . I IJIQXN IIICINZ lJiz.:,y Ii. fl, .N I, 2, 3, 4, larlcr 43 liaskurlmall I, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball I, 2, 4, lfoorlmall Nlanagcr 7 CI Isl R l,l'iS IIIQM M ICR f.'f111r'kU Senior Play: ,Iunior Play, I . lf. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Ii. fl, fl. I, 2, 3, 43 Ifootlmall 2, 3, 4, liaskurlmall I, 2, 3: Track 2. 3, 43 Boys' Statug Carnival King 4. WIfNl7Ifl,l, IIIIISON ll'i1M'y Boys' Glu- Club I, 2, 3: Upirvtta 2, 3, 43 junior Play, li. xl. nl. I, 2, 3, Baskcrlwzrll I, 2, 3, Vocal Scvtionzil 3, 4. -IOAN xiciiv ..-M, I . ll. fl. 3, Ci. .l. A. 4: Iianslcrrcil lronr 'lioulon II. S.. 3. .IOI IN l'QNl'.l,l, i'Pz'I1 ' lioys' UIUC Cliilm 2, 3, li. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Ifootlwall 2, 3, 4, liaskvtlwall I, 2, 3, 4, liaise- llall 2, 4. l'1l'l'RlC'I.l IAISIIRIC 1'.f1t,' Girls' Glue Clulm I, 2, 3, 4, Open-tra I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, junior Play, I . H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A, I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Clulm 41 Library I, Z, 33 Tatler 4, Maroon 4. Pagr righteen SENIOR r . 1 . i 4' SENIOR 5 n px! ,H ,- lf' V fl .,,f,y r ,119 f' Q, I ' 'Q ' I l X I I I II 1' I ., x ,, ,. it 1, I A u P 4 'I I' I . B, JDXWI lI 3 i N 14 Ji I3Ii'I I'Y IHUY Il I'.lYCI'Q lf1'lJI' Iizuul I, 2, A, 4, KI, .X, .X. I, 2, 3, -I: If. II. ul. I, 2, 3, 41 I,z1tIu Club 2, IJFLIIIIZI Club 2, 4, I'cp Club 2, 4, Ilzuul Qucvu 4, I,ibr:lry 2, 3. ISIYIVIIY ,INN Ii I,I NI7SI'.Y lfz'f.ly !1lIII'u I,l'L'SIlIL'IIT .lg Girls' Ulu' Club I, 2, 3, 43 llpcrcttzl I, 2, 5, 4, Suulur Play, Aluuiur I'I:nyg Ilrzuuzn I'I:ly 2, 3, I . II, N. I, 2, .lg II. X .X. I, 2, 3, 4, Ilrzuuzu Club I, 2, A, 4, I.ltIc'r 2, J, 4, Xuml District 3, IX N lil C. XIX Iill N Hf.IIl!'l'II'II Suuiur I'Iznyg ,Iuniur I'l:ly, I . II. .X. I, 2, J. 4, il, X. K. I, 2, . , , , A, 4, Ilrzuuzu Klub 2, 4, I vp Q,lub 2, 3, f-f',,2'.'.z- - X +L- IiI'.'I I'Y NI'1I,I, lx'. ff' I'r1-Qirlcut I, Gulf Ulu' Ulub I, 2, F, 4, Upcrvrtzl I, 2, 3, 4, s ' I , Suuirxr I'l:1x'g luuiur I'Iznv, If. II. .X, I. 2, ., 4, C. .X. .X. I, 2, 3, 4, Iirzuun Club I, 1, 3, 4, IH-p Club 2, 3, 4, 'lkulcr 3, 4, flwcrlczulcr .l. -, , , - if .aff 1 0 'V I f 5 ,A-v,'1 1 i.I',ORC.I'. I'.. NIcXI.XN IS .I1fHlI7'.'lfH Ilzuul I, 2, 3, 43 I,:ltiu l'Iub Z, Ii. I. I I, 2, 3, 43. I,lbrQ1ry J, 4, Iizlslqvrlmll IL Izntlvr -I, IJFZIIIIZI Club 4. IiNIII,Y IXIIfNIII,IJ 'I.IlHj'I, um: cm-I ml, 1, 2, 5, 'Ig lf. u. .x. 1, 3, s, 4, cs. A. A. 2, 3, 4, I7l'1IIIllI Club 4. Q B W 'AMW-f Z ,EMMA . l'u,q.' llinfftevn I ffwlxol Qpiknvgf sp-Q .HM I., MI'QSSICliSNII'I'IIN 3' H,lfIIIIllII'I, I Vice-I'rcsi1Icnr 43 ISZIIICI I,' 2, 33 I uutb:uII 33 Iiaskurball 3, 43 Irzwk 2, 3, 43 I . I . A. I. 2, 3, 43 Ifcmllmzlll Manager 4. WA YN If M I I,I,I'1 R Wim fry IJFIIIIIZI CIub 43 I3. A. A, I, 2, 3, 43 Iurlcr 43 I ootI1:lII 2, 3, 43 Iizxskctlmzlll I, 2. 3, 43 I32lSL'I32lII I, 2, 3, 43 VIIYZICIC 3, 43 Buys' State. DORIS lWI'I'lI.Z .'1pplr,r Girls' Gluu Club 3, 43 Oper- vttzl 3, 43 I , II. A, I, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 43 Library 3, 4. IIA RI 7I,IJ I.. PR IQIJIYIUII IC 1n'ujf11ln I . I . A. I, 2, 3, 43 Ii. A. .I. I, 2, 3, 43 I ootbnII 3, 43 VIITQICIQ 2 3 4.. 2 lbjx ,5x,,,,mf I,I'QS'I'I'lR SM I'I'II l,1u ' Buys' Glu' Club I, 2, 3, 43 Upon-tra I, 2, 3, 43 Senior I,IZly'3 .Iuninr I'I:1y3 Drama Play 33 If. I5. A. I, 2, 3, 43 Drama Club I, 2, 3, 43 B, A. A. I, 2, 3, 43 Library 43 I mmtb:1II 23 Basker- b:lII I, 23 Iizlscbzxll I, 2, 3, 43 Clwvrlczulcr 4. NUNA SNYDIQR No-NOD I . H.4A. 2, 43 G. A. A. 2, 43 Library 43 'I'r:msfcrrccI Q from Spzlrlzlud H. S., 2. Pzzgn twenty WZ A . SENIOR V SENIOR I 4 .MI .J 'Isl A J... 9 -I IJI'.XTXI'. S'I'.XI II. l'rnfz',rf0r'y Ifuys' CIW LIIIIII I, 2, Upw- . . , crm lg I', Im .I 2, J, II, JI. .N I, 2, 3, -I. II.X RK 7I,IJ SVI' I If KIIII III I I'.Il fI7ruppL'cIJ ,. f- ,l'f1. I nf... 4' p, rf . my x4',UV,,.LiL Xkyr .g7. Q0 0 , .IUUAIAM ' D'-1s!'LUI 1 -af'EL+' 'rr C'I,I'.'I'.-I I S'I'I'.W.'XR'II J. Girls' Glu- Club I, 2, 3, 4, Opurcttzn I, 2, 3, -Ig ,Iuniur I'Inyg I . II. .X. I, ZA, 3, 4: Cl. .N .'X. I, 2, J, 4g I.:lrln Qlulm 2, Ilrzunn CIuIm -I 'IAatI4r j 3 ' If - .I I 1 . ' . ' , 'lcllltfffs l.f1I7iL'U I Ls 'LJ 51552: cc: Club 'I, I7 3 Lx, G 1 . , .., ., , . . 2 1 2 2 -.fvf.mA.. .im-v4fffI f- rfJfS'C'Tf Effjiwuufln, 1 7 ,4, I,i'b.ry '11 w, , .M YL.-gf Li' Lil 'L14 . -I f 76 fzf .Wd If ,0efV 7 0' LYEKVJW IJUN SIIiI'QI'IINII,X'IUI-I'.II lion I . If X. I, 2, F, 4, 'I'rnvIX 3, 4. I'.I'UI'.NIf bI'.XI.III'.Il'II H!rvr'1I1'U ,. I, 2, .I, I'-milf Iu:uII 3. -Ig Iiznskn-tIx:uII I, lg 'I'r:u'k 6- '3, 4, I5zuskctIm:nII NI:ll1zlgul'IfI, L -' Ll 1 L+ ' I I' fl IA L fx - ' I , , , A 1 1 5 L l'1l,gf' !:z'rulyAml1' 'U IVIARCELLA L. WHITTAKER Merf' Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Opcrettzl 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Play, junior Play, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 21 Drama Club 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3. CHARLES WILSON Charlie B. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Foot- llall 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 31 D 'X- MARY WYS I Sir . , 5 rf ' ' if ix ' F. l-I. A, 2, 3, 4g G. A. A. ,e L, 2, 3, 4, Transferred from East :7j N, ' ,W Peoria High, 1. A H.,-,' I. V 5 .- a , v , . I . ii K ,hc , Page f'7U6'lIfy-V500 SENIOR S U l' ll 0 Nl U R la ck lllrlvlwr, I' 1'1',1 iflrrii I'Kl'2ll1L'lS Uwcns, l'1' 1'1' -1' 1'r' iizlwzif lxlllfllyll NUUIICII, S 1'1g1 Nr. Slwrrill ll. llanyc CLASS OFFICER Qlmscn lvy rliv im-iiilmurf ul ilu-ii' rlgiww In ln ul 'm, tlic imflicvrs lizivv I'L'1'HINIlllNllt'4l iiiziiiy tlii -nplc run li-cl ,iuxtly pmiial nl tlu- lvlll vy Iiziw plziycil in ir. ziry .Xiiii Siiiitli, l'zv',ii'flf'iii ,lm-:iiiiiv Units, Smzrlufy-Y'fw1,i.'iiw- Xliss lin-tty Sziiiiwl, lzfI'1',w1' Doris Nlillur, l'if'w-l'wiffffril l'RlCSIlTXl.XN . , , . :Irvin lirzivcs, lf'I'AI1lI'!!f Miss lfllcn lcrry, .lfl:'iwf' c:Cl'1llll llill, Si'i'rf'lf11Ax'-'llfvfiiifif1 Duimzi Picru-, l'if,'-l'fw11!,ffl Piigi' f.K1'lll-X f!l1Il :nigh tlicir iliitizirivv, lizircl mark. Liiiml on-viii-ixiti ni UNIOR 'lihe junior's spent a busy and eventful year, beginning with the annual Wiener roast with the seniors. Then, of course, they undertook the usual junior task of making money, they continued junior Christmas card sales, the food stand, presented the class play, and sponsored a very successful Barn Dance. The junior class this year started something new, a dancing class for the benefit of non- dancing juniors. They ended their year With a Fine prom that everyone enjoyed. Firfz Row: Marilyn l.aMay, Barbara Colgan, joan Berry, lfthel Burns, Jeanne Coats, Shirley Biederbeck. Sammi Row: Dean Burns, Don Dell, Elwood Peterson, Alberta Mitchell, Marjorie Peterson. Third Row: Glenn Martin, Bill Moody, Richard Emery, Mark Hill, jim Weaver, Dick Carter. VI A.u+.,, 5 .4 1 4 gc Irwvil-v-,fnirr 5 r Vw we 41 i 1 ffl 4 I w X v x 4 li Sv-'Pm firuf Rwfr: Kay Nlurplxy, Doris Miller, Xlxulclinc Xulr, Dolurcs Gullricr, Wilma Xvltlilllil, Smvvrzrf Rllfff lfllccn Heinz, Ruth llllllmzan, lgclfj' clllfh, Phyllis Umm-r. l':ltsy Snifl, Klan Llullcry, Winilrccl Czxllcry. 7'hi1'.'! l3w:z': Dun lJZllllI1LIL'l', linlw llurclclwirz, mlm- Blzmk, lfrznnk Krzxlr, llzurry llcrrmzmn, Nurmzm Wiclnml, liulm lxlllfllllll. I-'im lw'wrz': lbnmrlmy l,il1lmy, -lunnnc Ryan, Nlzury L'rfmk.a, Nlnrgzurcr llullnls, Mary .xllll Smith l,'lT Xllvn Nwwml Rflrr: l.cu Xlllfflly, ,xllllll Nlzly Nllllllltl, lguvcrljf Nuss, lllcynzlllzn lizmn, xlllfy lfllun lil-.ull 7'l1irJ lx'ff:1': ,llgzlmiu llolmulin, Nlllllflkl' Crain. llinlv llznrlzln, l'trcnl limlquisrl Xluurirc Svlmlur Huh Slilllti lla: I zllx 'lf OPHOMORE The sophomore class started out its year as full-fledged high school kids, no longer the green freshies that We used to know. They are now adjusted to the ways of high school. The sophomores' first event of the year was ri Wiener roast with the freshmen and the last a party in the spring. The class proudly walked off with a couple of P. T. A. prizes, having had the largest number of parents present at those meetings. Firft Row: Marie Foster, Helen Adolphson, Marjorie Emery, Frances Adams, Dorothy Bziurcr, - Gladys Barrett. Second Row: jack Moody, Elmer Martin, Bob Robinson, Dan Hyde, Pat Harmon. Third Row: Ted Fairfield, Don Baughman, Dick Webber, Bob Duty. Page fwenty-fix ni at l -4 E' ,- swf in X 'GP x 1 ff! L T N . ,. ,, . W . V , , , flljf Ruff: Xxlllllll ltly, Nlzmlyn Nmmmcn, Int QIIHIUIIII 'lL'Ill1IlL'Tfk' lump, Ilvlgxl Wcrncr. Mike XICXIIIIIIS. Sfwwfml' Rfw: Rmuuiu IIIIHQIHIII1, Xlviu Gnulml, l,:uYcrm- Pctursmn, ,lim lilzlck, Rmlgcr NIIIFSIIIIH. lfrm! Rflfwz Stcvcn Ucrry, I,:1u1'rl1cr IJOIHITIW, .Wrul 5II'LxlIII1llIIL'I', Xvrmm llohulm, Firm Ruff: Kzlthvrinc Bnwn, UIIIZIIHIC Xfurnzm, Ruth Ryan, .'Xn1yDcBorcl. Rita Ryan, Jenn llmllmvf. .Nwrfwllf Nr'-:ci ,lim .XHCIL !'I'ZlIlt'lS Oxxcns, ltmhth XXIIHLIIHS, Ijlllllh' lflsnssur, l'xI'.II1k NQH.. Tflimf Rn-:wi QQIIIIFICS Picrcy, Aluhnic l rislmy,xI:ln1cs King, limb Puwcll. H ,f.f,j'5q, ,f,,I' 32353 mi .np ,- ,,? X5. ,WM 1' , Q ,i fa , 'T vvf l'f11gr l'i:','flIx'-wi'r'l1 FRE HME 'l'he freshmen started out their high school career with a bang. After all, it isn't every freshman class that can have an Al Jolson, Frank Sinatra, and Dorothy Shay to help them Win first prize in the stunt show. The freshmen had their annual Wiener roast with the sophomoresg it was fun even if it did rain. They finished their year hy having a St. Patrickls day party. Altogether it was a typical fresh- man year. Fir-.rt Row: Carmelitta Chapin, Joann Smits, Donna Pierce, Doris Smith, Margaret Schindler, Elizabeth Oakes. Second Row: Dick Foster, Bill McLaughlin, Angeline Grunkn, Phyllis Schmidt, Russell Crossett, Third Roco: Sidney Vllebster, Gerald Hill, Don Pullen, Charles Kalh. Vega' trcwrty-eiglit Q. .1 Plc LCN 5 5 .W Sf? ,- .....,, K '77 N in J. , Q--,b ..Q g .,, Q ' Q A we 1 lffuf Ruiz? Duns l3cl1cLli:f, Caryl Cmlrh, l,1u'illc lickluy, Ixfnry Ilzlrkcr, Slllillfil Urnnko, Dully ITN' . .Sm-1,1111 Rm:-1 lfllsxvnrrlw Martin, Duylu Yzngcr. Xlznriv Hzmlcy, llclcn KFIISIUIII, Nlurvin Gran-5 fflwl lx'm:'1 ,lumur liulmm, Ilzllc H1lI11Hll'I', Uvzm 5fI'1'lTlH2lTIK'T, I'l'2llN'l5 l,2llll7l'I'. lllixl Ruff' s v V V I Maw Blillll, Mary ltllcn XX 1lp.fUlllTIlL'l1, l':lt XIIIITUX, llulurcs Sllllllstill, 'Imm Nmm-ll. nz: STill'kWl'1lTI1l'l'. . r , . , . , . . , , , . Nmlfff. lxwfri RIIXIIIUINI laly, QIIITUL' Noland. Xlfglllllll Srlvkvl. NIIlI'L12lI'k'T 5k'hI'll1l'f, Hull IICTIHZIH. 7'f'm-.I Nw-.'1': Holm Smith, Dun Xlrxuclcy, l.ylc Slum, Guurggq Snymlcr. Umm VYllsml. Ptlllfl' lfcwrrly-11 may . m I M.-4 W, ' 'f fH:iii52i,,,i5a ii H if l,ll.1fl' South Sw 1 'NR daod Beauty' Knock 'cm clown! Drug 'cm out! lfffrl V Our Stardust Memories. Peace on lfarth, Good Will to Mc: I -Pia X5 fffcjfix QQ? F2552 QEQQJZQQ QT? wg 69 M4423 izfi j QkQ'41f59 QQ? , fb QQ, if Nfiwf QQ Q90 2 Qeflja ejfh MAROON STAFF ' i 'lll1L' VMS lVlaroon is yours. VVe . ,W staff memlmers hope you will see lll it an accurate pieturization of tlie persons anal events which macle the past year one of the most successful in the history of P. C. H. S. We hope that you will clierisli it, not only as a reeorcl of the year 1947-48, but as a luook of memories whose value will increase as the years pass. Audrey Buskirk, lfdiior lfimr Row: lX'lr. W. R. Corrlis, Suprrinlf-r11Im1t,' Barbara Delhriclge, If'zz,finr,f.v rllauagwq' ,Nuclrey lillskirll, lilllfflflf Mrs. l,ouise Grunrller, flrl-z'i,mr. S1-rom! Row: lid Harmon, Cfffufzllfrlll fllazzagzfrq Pat Laisurc, Illanagivzg Ifilitorg Donna Allen, f,llI'l'Il1IIfIOIIi illlflrzagfrg Bill Moorly, .lzminr EII,1'lIIf .l'J' flfldHI1gc I',' Bill German, Adif1'rli.fi11g Marlagfrg Mary Ann Smith, junior lfdiiorg Donna Fry, Produfrimz Manager. Pagf' lfzirly-ltvu -It-anne Coats, Ifzlifor firrt Rorci T TLER STAFF 'llhe reporters and the editor are always glad to luring you the monthly newspaper, the 'liA'l'l,lfR. Miss Kientzle supervises this puhlication and Miss VVestefer, the oflice secre- tary, does the typing for us. livery P. C. ll. S. student anxiously awaits the day that the 'l'A'lil,l'QR comes out, for it is Hlled with exciting news ahout the latest school activities. Gleynafa liawn, Donna Fry, hlr. VV. R. Cordis, Supfrin!r'11rlri1!,' Jeanne Coats, liarhara Delhridge, Miss Helen Kientzle, .l1If'i.ror,' Nliss Dartha Westefer, Typift, Swminl Rfl'fC'I ylanet Martin. George lVlelXlanis, Francis Qwens, Wayne Miller, Cleta Stewart, Shirley lliederheclc, lfraneis fhliiins, Betty Lindsey, hlarthajean llaughman, Pat l,aisure, Donna Xllen, Betty McDonnell. Tliird Rove: Don Dell, Dean Heinz, jack Moody, Don Pullen. Page lliirly-three 1 j-- Ml WCTBI Second Period Third Period . Fourth Period Miss Helen Kientzle, Advifor Fifth Period . Sixth Period . Seventh Period Eighth Period Ninth Period .. Final Row: Alberta Mitchell, Amy DeBord, Beverly Nuss. Swemrzl Row: Della Streitmatter, Doris Oppelz, Donna Fry, Miss llelen Kientzle, ,lflziirorg Pat Calhoun, Marie Foster, Mary Ann Smith, Marie Hawley. t First Period LIBR RY TAFF At the beginning of the school year any student who wishes to be zi librarian can turn his name in at the oflice. From this list of names the faculty chooses those who it thinks could do the job best 'lihen the work begins for those chosen, for they have to keep track of all the books checked out and in, collect fines, keep the books in order, and occasionally dust the shelves. Librarians for this year ..,.lVlarie Foster and Amy Deliord .............Alberta Mitchell and Dean Burns Doris Oppelz, Nona Snyder and Audrey Heinz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pat Calhoun and Donna Fry , . . .Marie Hawley and Lester Smith ...Doris Miller and Harry Herrmann ....l rank Kraft and Della Streitmatter ....George MCManis and joan Noonen ....Mary Ann Smith and Beverly Nuss Third Row: George McManis, Mr. VV. R. Cordis, Superiziterideriig Harry Herrmann, Frank Kraft, Doris Miller, Lester Smith, Dean Burns, Audrey Heinz, joan Noonen. Page thirty -four PROTESTA T RELIGIO .flpproximately fifty students were enrolled in the Protestant religion class which met every Thursday morning. During the year the hackground of the Christian religion was studied. The class was under the instruction ol Reverend Charles Smith. , as fi tfmr. f, ,H -, , W, . Firfl Row: Claree Noland, Caryl Couch, Margaret Schindler, lflizalveth Oakes, Jean Douhet, Pat Matrox, Doris lienedict - 4 Q V . . , Carinelitta Chapin, Pat Laisure. Donna l'ry, Audrey Buskirk, Phyllis Schmidt. Srroiid Roce: Virginia Sticlcel, Helen Kruskop, Marie Foster, lfdith VVillianis, Donna Pierce, Helen uldolphson, lVlarjorit lfmery, l'at Calhoun, Ruth Goth, l,eona Starlcweather, Dorothy l.ihhy, Mary Ann Smith, Barbara Delhridge. 7'liirfI Rose: l,aVcrne Peterson, Marcella VVhittaker, Betty Lawrence, Doris Smith, Anna May Noland, Della Streitniatter Cleta Stewart, Frances pldanis, Marjorie Peterson, Betty Guth, Phyllis Gruner, Shirley Hietlerheck, Dale Dickinson l lfonrflz Ro-:ez Russell Crossett, Bob Smith, Sidney Webster, .lames King, Don Mt-Neeley, Don Pnllen, Rev. Charles Sinith li,ytr1o'lor,' Nlr. XX. R. Lordis, SllPFI'IlIlt'lICll'llf,' Dick Poster, Dean Burns, lVendell llutson, XVayne Miller, Richard lfmery Hill 3 German. C TI10llC RELIGIO lfvery ilihursday morning Reverend Father A. Gordon met the Catholic students to instruct their religion class. With the use of the text, lfatlifr Smirli fr1,rtr11r't.rfaclefon, Father Gordon has clearly taught the fundamentals of Christianity. X XX .:-.-sf-. . .. t - .e liixir Rove: Marie Hawley, l,ucille lfclcley, -loann Sniits, Rita Ryan, Verna lfdwards, hlae Callery, Rat Allen, VVinilred Cailey, Betty lXlcDonnell, Donna .'Xllen, hlarilyn Noonen. Srronfz' Row: Wilma lily, Ruth Ryan, lfranges lfairlield, -loan Kelly, .-Xudrey lleinz, Nlargaret Diiliois, liarliara Colgan y ,loanne Ryan, ltileen lleinz, ,loan Noonen. llaml Ro--r': Dale llflINlI1L'I', llill lXlcl,auglilin, led l'airtield, Raymond l',ly, 'lim .Xllt-n, Aloe Blank, l'at llarinon, herald lllll, Dean lleinz. l I flnllflf Ito-fe: lit-rnard llarney, lfd llarnion, lfui.:ene lily, l,ester Smith, Ueorge hlchlanis, lXlr, VY. R. Cordis,S11pi'finlrmli'nl,' lfatlier Al. .X, Gordon, lu,ifrin'lor,' Mark llill, lfrank Kraft, Xlilce Mchlanis. Pugr Ilii1'I,x'-lim' GLEE CLUB llnrler the clireetion ol' lVlr. l,loycl Prettyinan, the Glee Cluhs partivipatecl in many activities this year. Un the evening of November 25, the Glee Chihs pre-- sentecl the operetta, lop U' 'lihe VVorlcl ancl at Christmas they joinecl with the Drama Clulu in presenting the pageant. Un April 13, inemhers jollrneyecl to Vllalnut to participate in the Black Hawk lVlusie Festival. Four memhers eompett-tl as soloists in the District Nlusic Contest. 'lihe hoys' anal girls' ensembles also eompetecl in this contest. Firfl Rofvi Ronnie llullman, ,lames King, Don Wvilson. Don Pullen, Norman Vllielantl, Bill lxlL'l,Zllll,1lllll1, ,lohnie lfrishy, Chzrles l'it-rey, lull lfairlielrl, lfranl: Nell. Swmurl Row: lfrank Kraft, hlarlt llill, l'at llarmon, lioh Smith, llieharcl lfmtry, lfcl llarmon Duane lflsasser, .Xlphia llohulin, lX'laurit'e Schaler. Tliirrl Roca: Mr, XV. R. Cortlis, S1ip1'1'iulwmfw1f,' lioh Powell. l,estel Smith, ISQII German, l.t'e Nliirray, Dick Wt-lwluvr, lioclger 'ill Nlr lloxml Prtttymm 1 t Nlarsiz , . . , j ' U' 2 , lJ'w'ro1'. fourlli Row: Dale Divltinson, l'ia'ii,rt, Fin! Row lfmery, Betty Sflfbllnfl Rf! .Mimlrey lleinx. Tliinl Roi: Cleta Stewart, Doris Oppelz, Marjorie Peterson, Kay lN'li1rphy, YYilma XYit-lancl, llelen flilolphson, lflixahtth Oaks, lXlarjorie Burton, Pat hlattox. -'vi Betty l,IllllSL'y, Patsy Smll, Doris hliller, Pat l,alsure. Della Streitmatter, L'lart-t- Nolanll, Mary .lun Smith, ': Ruth llullman, .Xutlrey lilisliirlc, lietty McDonnell, Angelint- llranko, -It-an Doiihet, limily Mt-nohl, Donna lfry, l'at Allen. lfllllffjl Rumi lllr. l,loy1l Prettyinaii, lifw-1:lor,' Anna May Nolanml, Dolly l'ierey. hlarcella llvliittalier, Shirley liietlerlveelt, Virginia Stiekel, Donna ,Xllt-n, liarhara Colgan, litlirh XVilliams, illeynala liaxyn, Xlr, XY. ll. Corilis, Supu1'inff'mf1'f1l. fillfl Roto: Dale Dielcinson, l'1'm1i,tt. l'r1gi' lllfriy-.fix BAD Under the capable direction of Mr. Mahlon M. Saxton the P. C. H. S. band was very active this past year. During the summer it played a concert each Wed- nesday evening in the village park, played at the Princeville Homecoming, and played at the Illinois State Fair, where it won first place. In the fall the band attended the Eureka Pumpkin Festival. At Christmas time it helped usher in Santa Claus for Block and Kuhl Company of Peoria, and for the Civic Association of Princeville. The students enjoyed a concert presented by the band at the Christmas program. This spring the band participated in the Black Hawk Band Festival at Galva and entered the- band contest at Canton. Betty Lawrence was chosen band queen. Mary Ellen Beall served as drum majorette, and Kay Murphy and Barbara Delbridge were baton twirlers. Officers for the year were: President, Donna Allen, Vice-President, Caryl Cordisg and Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Ellen Beall. zrff Rem Sonny Mummert, Sayra Foster, Doris Bawn, Kay Murphy, Jimmy Burns, Mae Beam, Donna Pierce fllllbtth Doris Kraft, Caryl Cordis, Mary Ellen Beall, Eddie Bates. cond Row: Dorothy Ann Grunert, jean Doubet, Anna May Noland, Mac Callery, Marjorie Peterson, Bob Perdelwitz El Heinz George lVlcManis, Don Pullen, Maydelle Grossaint, Marjorie Emery. hzrd Rosa: johnny Schelkopf, Raymond Ely, Gleynafa Bawn, Donna Allen, jim Montgomery, Sidney Webster Pat Allen M in Graves, Wintress Webster, Russell Crossett, Doyle Yager, Pat Calhoun. ourtlz Row: Frances Adams, Phyllis Schmidt, Bob Powell, Betty Lawrence, Edith Williams, Rodger Marshall Jim ack Shirley Biederbeck, Barbara Delbridge, Claree Noland, Marie Hawley. fifth Rose Mr. W. R. Cordis, Sz1periritmdevzt,' LaVerne Peterson, Dale Dickinson, Richard Emery, Duane Llsasser can Bawn Marilyn Noonen, Mr. Mahlon M. Saxton, Director. BETTY LAWRENCE, Band Queen Page thing Jemn ORCHE TRA The Princeville Community High School orchestra was organized early this year under the direction of Bob Perdelwitz. Wednesday evening was chosen for rehearsals. 'llhe students are always happy when they can arrange to have the orchestra furnish music for a ninth period social hour. Five boys make up the orchestra-Dale Dickinson, pianog Rodger Marshall, tromhoneg Bob Powell, saxophoneg Bob Perdelwitz, cornetg and Richard Emery, drums. Pugz' Swilfrfz Richard Emery, Roh Powell, Dzlle Dickinson. Slmzzliugz Rodger lVlIlI'Sll2Ill, Roh Perdelwitz. Ififrly-night DRAMA Cl B Firxt Row: Gleynafa Bawn, Audrey Buskirk, Betty Lindsey, Maurice Crain, Bob Perdelwitz, Richard Emery, Miss Betty Samsel, Adtvirorg Mr. W. R. Cordis, Superintendentg Emily Menold, Mary Crooks, Dolores Gollrier, Madeline Ault. Second Row: Mary Ellen Beall, Marthajean Baughman, Barbara Delbridge, Jack Moody, Don Dallinger, Dean Burns, Frank Kraft, Alphia Hohulin, Pat Mattox, Carmelitta Chapin, Betty Burton, Della Streitmatter, Doris Miller. Third Row: Patsy Snifl, Jeanne Coats, Shirley Biederbeck, Pat Laisure, Verna Edwards, Audrey Heinz, Cleta Stewart, Joan Noonen, Bill German, Kay Murphy, Elizabeth Oakes, Donna Allen. Fourth Row: Pat Harker, Winifred Callery, Donna Fry, Janet Martin, Betty Lawrence, Betty McDonnell, Marcella Whittaker, Margaret DuBois, Marilyn Noonen, Wilma Wieland, Mae Callery, Mary Harker, Marie Hawley. Fifth Row: Barbara Colgan, Ethel Burns, Beverly Nuss, George McManis, Norman VVieland, Glenn Martin, Wayne Miller, Lester Smith, Ed Harmon, joe Blank, Bill Moody. At the first meeting of the Drama Club the members elected the following officers: President, Betty Lindsey, Vice- President, Bob Perdelwitzg Secretary-Treasurer, Gleynafa Bawn. These officers together with Miss Samsel supervised the activities of the club for this year. The Drama Club combined with the Glee Clubs to present an impressive Christmas pageant. In the spring members of the club presented a three-act play. Ar the District Speech Contest which was held at our school February 28, three students placed hrst: Gleynafa Bawn in Verse Speaking and Serious Readingg Nlaurice Crain in , 1 Original Oration, and Mary Ann Smith in Comedy Reading. find flH'I'I' llf'i.w- fllfu rrlrm' from lim lfzrrf, 'llhese students advanced to the Sectional Speech Contest. 1,6,,,g,,g gifzff' Page lhirty-nine EUT RE HOMEMAKER OE MERHI Interesting programs were presented at the monthly meetings of the F, H. A. Mrs. McLaughlin of the Peoria County Board of llealth spoke to the club on the importance of cleanliness, educational movies were shown, and the Home Planning Manager of the Central lllinois Light Company spoke on home planning. Among the dinners served by the club were the Legion Banquet, E, F. A. Father-Son Banquet, and the Junior Varsity Basketball Dinner. The members also sponsored the annual Christmas lea. The Club Publicity Book was completed by members under the supervision of the following officers: President. -lanet Martin, Vice-President, Marjorie Peterson, Secretary, Donna Eryg and Treasurer, Mary Ann Smith. lfizzti Row: Phyllis Schmidt, Mae Callery, Margaret Schriner, Marie Hawley, Donna Pierce, Marjorie Peterson, Mary Aim Smith, Miss Ellen 'l'erry, janet Martin, Donna Fry, Pat Allen, jean Doubet, Edith Williams, Winifred Callery, Marthajean Baughnian. Suomi Rota-1 Elizabeth Oakes, Mae Beam, Lucille Eckley, Jeanne Coats, Shirley Biederbeck, Carmelitta Chapin, Pat Matrox, Marilyn Noonen, Eleanor Asal, Mary Wys, Betty Guth, Betty Button, Ruth Guth, Della Streitmatter. Third Row: Frances Adams, Anna May Noland, Marcella Whittaker, Betty McDonnell, Betty Lawrence, Virginia Stickel, Wilma Ely, Rita Ryan, Ruth Ryan, Norma Talbert, Cleta Stewart, Pat Laisure, Marjorie Emery, lVintress Webster, Dorothy Libbv. Fourlli Row: Eileen Heinz, Claree Noland, Caryl Couch, Margaret Schindler, Pat Calhoun, Helen Adolphson, Amy DeBord, Patsy Sniff, joan Noonen, Katherine Bown, Ruth Hufifman, Leona Starkweather, Doris Smith, Margaret DuBois. Fifllza Roco: Mary Ellen Beall, Donna Allen, Doris Uppelz, Verna Edwards, Joanne Murnan, Marie Foster, Barbara Colgan, Ethel Burns, Dorothy Baurer, Mary Ellen Wagenbach, Mary Harker, Beverly Nuss, Wilma Wieland, Phyllis Gruner, Emily Menold, Nona Snyder, Joanne Ryan. Fin-r Row: Mr. W. R. Cordis, Superivzteridentg Harold Predmore, Bob Perdelwitz, Harold Starkweather, Don Dell, Charles llemmer, Maurice Schafer, Eugene Ely, Bill Moody, Mr. Kermit Roe, Advisor. Sworn! Row: Doyle Yager, Charles Kalb, Don Dallinger, Dean Burns, Norman Wieland, Don Streitmatter, Alphia Hohulin, Arthur Baurer, Glenn Martin. Third Row: Bob Slane, ,lack Moody, Alvin Gould, Mike McManis, Maurice Crain, Dale Harlan, Bob Powell, ,lim Black, Pat llarmon, Dean Streitmatter. Foizrlli Row: James King, Ted Fairfield, Ellsworth Martin, Lester Smith, Bernard Harney, lid Harmon, Lyle Shaw, lfrancis Lauber, Dan Hyde. Fifllz Row: Frank Wilson, Raymond Ely, Dale Hammer, Jim Messersmith, ,loe Blank, Alfred Streitmatter. FUTURE EARMER OE MERIC Soon after the beginning of school this year the Future Farmers of America, together with the F. H. A., sponsored a hay- rack ride and Wiener roast that was well attended. Besides selling seeds, the chapter sponsored V-Roy, the Magician, to raise funds for the chapter. During the basketball season the Ag fellows were very successful in their games. An attractive display was exhibited during National lf. I . A. Week in one of the business firms up town. Officers for the year were: President. liugene lilyg Vice-President, Bob Slaneg lreasurer, Charles lleininer, Secretary, Lester Smith, and Sentinel, Harold Predmore. Page forty BOY ' THLETIC ASSOCI TIO 'lihe Boys' Athletic Association is composed of those hoys interested in sports. 'lihe B. A. A. en- courages sportsmanship and fair play with others as well as among its memhers. ilihe hoys had some very capahle leaders in lVlr. lfngelhorn, Mr. Hayden, and the otheers. ilihe olhcers lor the year were jim lVlessersmith, President, Bob Slane, Vice-Presidentg and lid Harmon, Secretary-'lreasurer. I ir.tl Rove: Mr. Dale lingelhorn, .'lzl':'i.tor,' lfrancis Owens, lim Allen, 'loe Blank, llarold Piedmore, lioh Perdelwitz, lid llarmon, -lim Messersmith, Bob Slane, lflwood Peterson, Eugene lily, Charles llemmer, Bill Moody, lfrank Nell, Mr, W. R. Cordis, S1ipt'1'ifitf'ml1'i1f. Sm-oizd Ro-:er Don Dell, Don Pullen, Don McNeeley, 'lied Fairfield, liugene lalhert, ,lohn Knell, Marvin Graves, Dick Carter, .lack Moody, Maurice Schafer, Harold Starkweather, Charles Kalb, Dale llarlan, Richard lfmery, Sidney Wehster. Third Row: Dean lleinz, l,ee Murray, l,aVerne Peterson, lfraneis l,auher, Charles Piercy, Boh Rohinson, 'lim Black, Dieli lYehher, Duane lflsasser, Rodger Marshall, Dick Foster, l.ester Smith, Vl'ayne Miller, lfllsworth Martin. Fnurlli Ro-:ez xlim XVeaver, Mark Hill, George Mchilanis, Frank Kralt, Norman lVieland, l.yle Shaw, Mille Melylanis, Steven Berry, ,lim King, Alvin Gould, lfred Lindquist, Pat llarmon, Dan llyde, johnie lfrislny, Ronnie llul'l'man, llill McLaughlin. Firff Rove: Mr. Dale lfngelhorn, li1.ri'riir!or,' Marilyn Noonen, Donna Allen, .loan Kelly, liarluara Dellvridge, lletty l.indsey, Pat Allen, Miss lfllen Terry, .'ld:'i,tor,' Audrey Buslcirlt, Marthafean Baughman, :Xlherta Mitehell, Marie llawley, Rita Ryan, Doris Miller, Kay Murphy, Mr. YY. R. Cordis, Sziperiizleiidrril. .'Q,'i'oml Row: lfleanor Asal, Ruth Guth, Nona Snyder, Cileynala liawn, Mary llvys, ,loan lierry, lfthel Burns, Madeline Ault. Dolores Gollirier, lfileen lleinz, Phyllis Gruner, Betty Guth, Betty l,awrence, Betty McDonnell, -lean Douhet, Caryl Couch. Third Rory: Shirley Biederheek, ,leanne Coats, Marjorie lfmery, llelen qldolphson, lieyerly Nuss, Par l.aisure, .lanet Martin, Margaret DuBois, Ruth Hutlman, Marjorie Peterson, lfranees Adams, Ruth Ryan, Doris Oppelx, Anna May Noland, Virginia Stiekel, Verna lidwards. Foiirlli Ro-:er Dorothy l,ilxhy, Sandra Uranlto, Angeline Granlto, Dolly Piercy, Delores Simpson, .Xudrey lleinz, Mary Crooks, Nlae Callery, Wilma Wieland, Mary lfllen lVagenbaeli, Pat Calhoun, ,loanne Murnan, lfdith Williams, Patsy Snitl, Claree Noland, Marie lfoster, loanne Ryan, Filflz Rory: Mary lfllen Beall, Wlinilred Callery, Marcella Vllhittalter, Cleta Stewart. Pat llarlter, Betty Burton, Della Streitmatter, Mary llarlzer, ,loan Noonen, Pat Mattox, Margaret Schindler, lilixalseth Oakes, Donna lfry, Xlary Ann Smith, laieille lfcltley, lfmily Menold. GIRLS' TI'IlETlC ASSOCIATIO 'lihe Girls' Athletic Association is an organization of all girls interested in sports and physical edu- cation. Some of the activities in which memhers participated were initiation for all new memhers, a hasketluall tournament among the girls' physical education classes, and a skating party. 'lihe ollieers lor the year were President, lVlartha-iean lgllllgllllllllll Vice'President, Audrey llusltirltg and Seeretary-'l'rea- surer, Pat Allen. Page forty-one OPERETTA l ir,rr Row: Bill German, Bill McLaughlin, Don Pullen, Alphia Hohulin, James King, Ronnie Huffman, Norman Wieland. Sfmmi Row: Bob Powell, Dick VVebber, Lester Smith, Charles Piercy, Gleynafa Bawn, Mark Hill, Della Streitmatter, Richard Emery, Audrey Buskirk, Wendell Hutson, Kay Murphy, Frank Kraft, Betty Lindsey, lid Harmon, Wilma Wieland, Pat Mattox. Third Row: Dale Dickinson, Pia'ni,rt,' Miss Betty Samsel, Affiftavit Director, Ruth Huffman, Marjorie Emery, Helen Adolphson, Marjorie Peterson, Pat Allen, Marcella Whittaker, Betty McDonnell, Angeline Granko, Donna Allen, Doris Miller, Elizabeth Oakes, Doris Oppelz, Pat Laisure, Donna Fry, Mary Ann Smith, Wintress Webster, Mr. XV. R. Cordis, Superin- lm1.drr1!,' Mr. Lloyd Prettyman, Director. Fourth Row: Frank Nerf, Duane Elsasser, johnie Frisby, Edith VVilliams, Shirley Biederbeck, Cleta Stewart, Audrey Heinz, Anna May Noland, Barbara Colgan, Jean Doubet, Emily Menold, Betty Burton, Virginia Stickel, Claree Noland, Bob Smith, Bob Doty, Don VVilson, Pat Harmon, Lee Miurray. On November 25, the Glee Clubs of Princeville Community High School pre- sented the operetta, Top 0' The World. It was under the direction of Mr. Lloyd Prettyman. The members of the main cast Were: Pagz' iiflffj'-ffl'U Ma Spinks Florry . . . . ,lack Bean . Miss Lee . . Donald .. Rosalind .. lfzra Spinks Nancy Gray 'liruman . . . .lim Gray . Mr. Gray . . . . ..... Audrey Buskirk Della Streitmatter . ......... Mark Hill . .... Gleynafa Bawn .. .Charles Piercy .. .Kay Murphy . . .... Richard lfmery . . . .Betty Lindsey . . . . .Frank Kraft . . . .Wei1dell Hutson .. .lid Harmon SENIOR PLAY On March 12, the senior class presented its play. 'lihe play was entitled Xl lmrlcy 1'1'z1ny. Under the direction of bliss Helen Kientzle, it was a huge sueeess The members ol the cast were: Penny . . Kerry . Joanna . Greg . . C ' xl am . Lydia . .. Caleb . . . Hulda .... Mr. Daly O'Shane Flash . . Vera . . .Betty Lindsey Charles Hemmer .Verna lfdwards . . . .lid Harmon .........Pat l,aisure Nl areella VVhittalier .Dale Dickinson ...janet Martin . . . .Bill German .Bernard Harney ...Lester Smith . ...Donna Allen Georgina . . . . . .Barbara Delbridge busette ...... ...... l Setty McDonnell Miss Haskins . . .. .lVlarthajean Baughman Firrt Row: lid Harmon, Bill German, Betty Lindsey, Verna lfdwards. Srvmizl Roco: hlarthajean Banghman, Betty -lane McDonnell, Pat l,aisure, ,Xndrey liuskirlc. Third Roto: Bernard Harney, Dale Dickinson, Donna Allen, janet Martin, Marcella Whittaker, Charles Hennner, Lester Smith. Noi ni pit-time Barbara Delbridge. , Y II -v T3 if . if if .fl' -ft ki age furry-llirre UNIOR PLAY Firft Row: Maurice Schafer, Don Dell. Secovzd Row: Miss Helen Kientzle, Direclnrg Dolores Golfrier, Bill Moody, Winifrecl Callery. Third Row: Mary Ann Smith, Gleynnfa Bzlwn, Patsy Snilf, Kay Murphy, Bob Pcrclelwitz, Mary lillcn liezill, Maurice Crain. The junior class presented the play, l'Gh,o,ft Wcmtczlf' in the high school gym the evening of November 14. The play was undcr the direction of Miss Helen Kientzle. The members of the cast Were: Page forty-four Hugo Bromley .. jeffrey Hall Trod dy ......... Ginger Stormgay . . . Gale Stormgay .. Granny .......... Professor De Vallan . . Madame Zolga .... Azalea ....... Nora Vane . . . Mr. Hatcher . . Mr. Bradshaw .. .Maurice Schafer ..Bob Perdelwitz . . . . .Patsy Sniff . . . .Kay Mllrplly Mary Ann Smith .Dolores Golfrier . . . . . .Bill Moocly . .Gleynafa Bawn .Winifred Callery Mary Ellen Beall . . .Nlaurice Crain ......Don Dell Q ff 35. N g: ,Q 'S :: lv? Qmm, fm, JMW Qfggcggw C0 CHE Mr. Dale lfngelhorn, as eoaeh of P. C. H. S. varsity teams, has made this a very successful year. Under his coaching the squads have always been hard serappers, and he has taught them elean sportsmanship. The haslcethall varsity this year has been one of the hest P. C. H. S. has ever haul. Uncler the coaching of Nl r. Sherrill llayclen, junior varsity teams have clevelopecl that will make harcl ligliting varsity teams. Xlr. Dale l'lni.:elhorn, Coafli Mr. Sherill li. Hayden, .'l.l.l'l.fffUlf Conffi N165 ftrlig-Ki' wav I if-fM71JM1. W ANAGER b,Z,t71MfK-L V, To the managers, for their untiring efforts, we give a share of ie ereclit for sueeessful varsity and junior varsity teams. These boys have taken care of the 15 athletic equipment anal have helpecl the coaches to clo many small necessary tasks. 'L' lfugene Talhert, joe Blank, Ronnie lluflman, lflwoocl Peterson, -lim hlessersmith. x i Pfigf' lx11'ly-.fix l x PEP CLUB lllhc l'cp Cluh stzlmls lor uhzlt thc name implics, lt has pluyccl an important rolv in our urlmlcriu pro- gflllll. Host of the mcn1hcrs lHlYL' lollowcml thc hoys to rlw QZIIIICS :xml have lmclicnl rlwm wlwthcr thcy won or losr, The mcmhcrs of the IR-p fluh shoulcl hc CUl1Q.ff1lTlll1lfCil lor thuir .lhility to huilcl good school spirit, om' ol' the most imporlzlnt rhings an school um posscss. lfrrr Row: ljzlr ylllvn, Nlllfy lfllcn licznll, liurlmrzx llullmrinlgc, Nlr. XY, R. Corrlis, Supw'i11lmwlrfzl5 lfchth xyllllIlIT1S, llonnix l'iurcc, Srroml Row: liutty l,:mrcm'c, lxlllfk'L'llll lYl1itt1ukur, ,lk'1lIll1k' fonts, Shirley liicllcrlmcclc, lllb. mf occ: Donna lfry, Donna ,Xlla-11, lzlnct xlllfflll. NKYFIIIII lllZlll1L'I'f, -loam Nooncn, CHEERLEADER Foufllz Row: Betty Nlcllonncll, Doris Nlillcr, Clurcc Nolnncl. Yen, hluroon, Yea, Wl1ltc, Yea, Princeville, Fight, Fight, lfiglmtf' 'lihis is the l2lVOI'lfC yell ol our cheering section, VVlllCl1 IS lccl hy our live Qupululu chccr- lczulcrs. lhls x'ezxr's clwerlczlclws have hccn wry succcsslul in ku-ping tn-:lm spirit at ll high pczzll. A . , K v lxlilfllyll Nooncn, ,lounn Smits, l,csrcr Smith, Ill'-lfYI'lL' linwry, Put Calhoun. Page forty-Jovan FOOTBALL vARslrv 'llhe entire backheld and several key linemen having been lost, Coach lfngel- horn's 1947 eleven had to he rebuilt. Early in the season it was evident that the P, C. H. S. line was going to be handicapped because of its light Weight as com- pared to some of the opponents. As the season progressed the team improved and put up hard battles but was not able to capitalize on any breaks to chalk up some victories. The team's best effort was a 6 to 6 tic against Chillicothe. UNIOR VARSITY The Junior Varsity team, after dropping its opening game to Chillicothe, rolled to live straight victories to Finish the season with Five Wins and one loss. If these boys continue to improve they should give P. C. H. S. a winning football team. , lfiryt Row: Wayne Miller, Johnie lfrisby, Eugene Talhert, Charles Hummer, lfugcne lily, Harold Prerlrnore, -loc Blank, Maurice Schafer, Harold Starkweather, lfred l,indquist, Bob Slane, lid Harmon. Sfwrmzd Roco: john Knell, Dan Hyde, Dick Carter, Frank Nerf, Duane lilsasser, Bob Perdelwitz, Charles Piercy, Bob Robinson, Lyle Shaw, Rodger Marshall, Marvin Graves. Third Row: Don McNeeley, Bill McLaughlin, Steven Berry, l'at Harmon, Don Pullen, Dick Webber, lfllsworth Martin, jim Allen, Francis l,anber, Francis Owens, Dick Foster. ffolrrtlr Roco: Mr. Sherrill B, Hayden, Xl,r,vi.rlr1r1z' Comrlig Elwood Peterson, flf.fl,fI!IlIl i'll'l!IH!IgKI',' 'IR-tl Fairfield, Bill l'lerman, Dale Harlan, -lim Messersmith, Manager, Mr. Dale lingelhorn, Coach. Page forty-aight BASKETBALL -T. L lin-il Rm:-1 Dean lleinz, Dun Dell, ,lim hlessersmith, Charles VVils'un, .lohn Knell, lflxmuml Petersun, linh Slane. j I Swwwn! Rwfw: Buh lermlelwitz, llarulml Starkweather, lfrecl Linclquist, Mr. Dale lfiigelitnrii, lfw11f'fi,' Wayne hliller, hlauriet Selfaler. YXRSITY Ilie V147-4s team of ll. C. ll, S. tagers emnpiletl the hest reeurcl of any varsity team in reeent years, as they rnllezl nn lwentx'-:me vieturies anml sullerecl unly lnur cleleats in regular season play. lheir laurels ineltltlerl an llIlIlk'l-L'Ilfk'll season in Kielaapmm l,t-ague ernnpetitinn, hringing the league trophy tn l'. C. ll. S. for the lirst time sinee the leai1ue's rirganixatinn. lhey plavecl seeimcl in the lilael. llawk Cnnlerenee hehinml the nntlefeateml Galva ehampiuns. IUNIUR X'.'XRSI'l'Y lhe ,luniur Varsity team, eoaehecl hy Mi. llayclen, elosed its seasun with nine wins and eleven losses. X lllllillf varsity tmirnainent, the first one ever helcl at l'. C. ll. S. attraetecl the interest of many fans. lfif-,il Rim: Sidney Webster, Bill llerman, ,luninr Bohm, lfraneis l,auher, Don l'nIlen, ,lim .Xllen. Swpmiff Rflfff Mr. Sherrill li. llilyrlen, l,'m1f'!1,' l,yle Shaw, Hill lNlel,aug:hlin, .Xllreml Streitmatter, limniie llulliinan, .llIIH1lj.Q1'l' Tlliml lime: lliek lfnster, Rieharcl lllehher, Marvin Graves, lJllIII1t' ltlsasser, lfianeis Owens, linh Rohinsun. as M- M . i l .? 'i L if Page filly XVII, It'211ll! Rllllglfl :xml llllll NX 3 rlgz' ffffj'-lIt'1r Q- mach VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent Opp. P. C. H. S. Place November 28 Elmwood 36 50 Here December 2 Brimfield 38 47 There December 5 Dunlap 44 46 Here December 12 Bradford 27 37 Here January 6 Walnut 24 41 There january 9 Galva 52 38 Here january 13 Wyoming 44 29 There january 16 Toulon 35 53 Here january 20 We hersfield 23 27 There january 23 ID ,Qlap 46 48 There january 27 ' gfhsford 47 57 There january 30 I' yoming 39 44 Here February 3 Brimfield 35 70 Here February 6 Bradford 19 45 There February 10 Chillicothe 50 52 There February 11 Wethersfield 45 48 Here February 17 Walnut 36 53 Here February 20 Galva 67 31 There February 24 Chillicothe 34 46 Here February 27 Toulon 47 62 There Princeville Tournament-December 16, 17, 18, 19. EP. C. H. s. 48-Glasford 41. ' P. C. H. S. 42-Lacon 39 P. C. H. S. 40-Sparland 31 Brimfield Tournament. P. C. H. S. 35-Chillicothe 45 P. C. H. S. 51-Brimlield 40 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETB Date Opponent Opp. P. C. November 28 Elmwood 20 13 December 2 Brimheld 21 28 December 5 Dunlap 28 27 December 12 Bradford 18 21 january 6 Walntlt 36 25 january 9 Galva 41 36 january 13 Wyoming 36 38 January 16 Toulon 19 24 january 20 Wetherslield 33 14 January 23 Dunlap 25 18 january 27 Glasford 42 33 -lanuary 30 Wyoming 23 21 February 3 Brimheld 21 14 February 6 Bradford 11 26 February 10 Chillicothe 38 44 February 11 Wethersheld 32 18 February 17 Walriilt 18 26 February 20 Galva 47 22 February 24 Chillicothe 25 40 February 27 Toulon 26 28 ALL SCHEDULE H. S. Place Here There Here Here There Here There Here There There There Here Here There There Here Here There Here There Page fifty-three March 25-Kewanee March 30-Kewanee April 2-Woodruff April 5-Galesburg Apirl 6-Peoria Central April 8-Manual April 12-Peoria Central April 14-Spalding BASEBALL Here There There Here Here Here There There April April April May llflay May May 16-Roosevelt 20-Woodruff 28-Glasford 5-Manual 7-Spalding 11-Glasford 24-Roosevelt llhcrc Here Here fhere Here There Here As the MAROON goes to press, arrangements for games with Chillicothe, Dunlap, and Canton are being made to fill out the schedule. Hopes are high for a successful baseball season as several veterans are returning from last year's nine, along with some outstanding freshmen from last summer's American Legion Junior Team. Such a combination of players make an excellent team. The track season has not opened as the MAROON goes to press. Princeville Community High School will be represented by a track team this season. Since most of last year's point winners have graduated, We are depending on the under- classmen. Page fifty-four 1 XFN 3,2 N Yfr QK CALE DAR SEPTEMBER:- 4. School opened- Happy Day. 8. Seniors chose officers. First F. H. A. Meeting. Officers were elected. 9. Juniors elected ofiicers. ' 11. Officers were selected by sophomores. 12. First football game of the season. Toulon 29-P. C. H. S. 7. Freshmen officers elected. 19. P. C. H. S. defeated by Galva in football. 20. junior Varsity football game with Chilli. We lost. 22. First P. T. A. Meeting. 23. junior-Senior Wiener Roast at Jubilee Park. Temper- ature 53! 24. First prize band trophy was presented by Donna Allen to Mr. Saxton. F. F. A. Meeting-Greenhand initiation. 26. G. A. A. officers elected! Football game with Chilli. A tie! 27. Band attended Eureka Pumpkin Festival. F. F. A. lads judged cattle in Toulon. 29. Tatler skit before assembly to boost sales. 30. Senior pictures taken at Fabry's. Look pretty! OCTOBER:- 2. P. C. H. S. junior Varsity defeated Roosevelt. 3. First Tatler edition. W'ho's Snifflin Snoop? We finished up our pictures at Fabry's. fSeniors, that isll F. F. A. boys went on tour in Peoria. 4. All-school hayraek ride and wiener roast, sponsored by F. F. A. and F. H. A. 6. Film about T. B. shown by county nurses. 7. Seniors chose MAROON dedication. 9. Bradford defeated P. C. H. S. in a football game. 10. Senior Stunt Show! Who won? Freshmen! Look pretty now-Pictures for MAROON. 13. Oh, my sore arm! Tuberculin Tests! Report cards! Oh! Mercy me! 14. Home Ee Meeting. 14 and 15. Tryouts for junior Play-Calling all stars! 16. G. A. A. Chili supper-Iniation of new members. Skating and bowling afterwards, Quite a treat. 17. Football game at Wyoming. Defeat! 21. Mrs. Lansdown talked to the senior class on banking. 23. Mrs. Saxton's funeral. 25. P. C. H. S. versus Wethersfield. We lost! 28. Miss Samsel gave jelly beans to the English IV B Class. 30. F. H. A. film Way to a Man's Heart. junior Class saw Henry V in Kewanee. NOVEMBER:- l. V-Roy, the Magician, sponsored by the F. F. A. boys. 3. F. F. A. Meeting. , 6. Freshman-Sophomore wiener roast. ll. Armistice Day-Vacation. 14. junior Class Play Ghost Wanted presented in gym. 18. Spirit of West Pointv movie sponsored by the B. A. A. 21. Senior Carnival. King-Charles Hemmerg Queen- Norma Jean Talbert. 24. Report Cards given out! The first snow. Movie. 25. Glee Club Operettn Top O' the World. 26. Junior Square Dance. 27. Thanksgiving Vacation. 28. Thanksgiving Vacation. First basketball game of season. P. C. H. S. 45, Elmwood 36. 29 and 30. F. F. A. boys journeyed to International Livestock Show in Chicago. DECEMBER:- 1. F. F. A. Meeting. Tatler comes out. 2. P. C. H. S. victorious over Brimfield, 47-39. F. H. A. Meeting. 3. Senior stationery party. Santa Claus came to town. 4. Movie. 5. P. C. H. S. won in Dunlap game 48-36. Senior dance afterwards. Also bonfire. 8. Drew names for Christmas. 10. F. H. A. Christmas Tea Party. 11. Movie. 12. P. C. H. S. victorious again! Opponent: Bradford. 17 to 19. P. C. H. S. Tourney-P. C. H. S. won first place trophy. 18. Movie. 23. Christmas Partyg gift exchange. Pageant presented by Drama and Glee Clubs. 24 to 31. Christmas Vacation. JANUARY:- 1 to 5. Christmas Vacation. 6. Movie. P. C. H. S. versus Walnut. Princeville won. 8. Movie. 9. Galva trampled Princes. 13. Wyoming-ditto! 15 and 16. Semester exams. LGROANU 19. Report cards. 20. P. C. H. S. versus Wethersfield--Princes triumphant. 22. Movie. 23. Princeville victors over Dunlap. ' 26. P. E. classes had movie. 27. P. C. H. S. chalks up another victory: loser, Glasford. 30. P. ,C. H. S. played Wyoming, We beat 'eml ' Page - fiftyereven FEBRUARY:- 3. P. C. H. S. won over Brimlield. 6. Princes victorious over Bradford. 10. Princes beat Chilli there. 12. Vacation-Lincoln's birthday. 13. P. C. H. S. defeated Wethersfield here. 14. Senior Sweetheart Dance-Mrs. Grundler chosen 6 Sweetest Sweetheart. 17. Princes victorious over Walnut. 20. P. C. H. S. defeated by Galva. 24. Princes won over Chilli. 27. P. C. H. S. victorious over Toulon. 28. District Speech Contest at Princeville. We had 4 lirsts. MARCH:- 1. Presentation of speech awards in assembly. 4. Senior Play cast sleigh ride. 5. Vacation-Teachers' Institute. 6. Junior Varsity Tournament at Princeville. Wyoming won. 12. Senior play A Lucky Penny. 13. F. H. A. Rally at Pekin. Sectional Speech Contest at Macomb. 15 and 16. Inter-class Tournament. Juniors Q2 9 N s5ff5s?if,? QCFQS,-rs we G' 17. Freshman St. Patrick's Party. 26. Good Friday-Another vacation. APRIL:- 1. Assembly program-magic show. 3. Vocal Music Contest at Canton. . MAROON StaH read proofs in La Salle. 9. What? Is it report card time again? 10. Band goes to contest at Canton. 13. 14. 15. Future Farmers entertain their parents at a banquet 27. Glee Clubs participate in Blackhawk Festival. Parents and teachers get together. This time the band goes to the Blackhawk Festival MAY:- l2. P. T. A. Meets. 23. Baccalaureate. Reverend Smith delivered sermon. 24. QUIET! The seniors are taking their final exams. 25 26. Calling all seniors! This is class night! and 26. Semester exams for underclassmen. 28. Graduation-Farewell, dear old Alma Mater! CALENDAR COMMITTEE won. Betty Lindsey, Arthur Baurer, Joan Kelly, Pat Harker. Wye .11 X x W . fisffsw ofiife Page fifty-eight l X Aja jffifsf SENIOR CLASS Ill TORY In the month of September, 1944, we entered P. C. 1-I. S. 'as green freshiesf' At our first class meeting we chose the following officers: Betty jane McDonnell, President, Wendell Hutson, Vice-President, Bill German, Secretary- Treasurerg and Miss Gunsten as our class advisor. We all enjoyed the Freshman-Sophomore wiener roast and St. Patrick's Party, which helped us become better acquainted. The faculty, this year, consisted of Mr. Cordis, Mr. Saxton, Miss Kientzle, Miss Gunsten, Mr. Prettyman, Mr. Banner, Miss Runkle, Mrs. Campbell and Mr. Engelhorn. After a three months vacation we came back to school finding a change in our faculty. After serving in the army Mr. Hayden came back to take up his old duties, and Mrs. Brooks came to replace Mrs. Campbell, who left us to join her husband. This year we chose Wendell Hutson, President, Donna Allen, Vice-President, Audrey Buskirk, Secretary-Treasurer, and Mr. Engelhorn, advisor. This year we received second prize in the Stunt Show and again we enjoyed the annual wiener roast and St. Patrick's Party. On May 4 some of our members dressed as pirates, to help the juniors carry out their theme at the banquet and prom. After another three months vacation we were ready to start a very active year at P. C. H. S. as busy juniors. We found a few changes in our faculty: Miss Samsel re- placed Mrs. Brooks, and two of our teachers changed their names, Miss Runkle became Mrs. Grundler, and Miss Gunsten became Mrs. Hunt. Dartha Westefer took over the duties of Margaret -Chambers as office secretary. We started the year off by choosing the following oflicers: Betty Lindsey, President, Bill German, Vice- President, Audrey Buskirk, Secretary-Treasurer, and Miss Kientzle as our advisor. This year we combined our wiener roast with the seniors at Jubilee Park. We started right away earning money for our junior- senior prom. On November 1, we presented our junior Play, The Singing Ghost, under the direction of Miss Kientzle, our advisor. We served refreshments at the basketball games, sponsored the junior Masquerade Dance and April Showers Dance, both of which were a success, sold candy at noon, and sold basketball schedule pencils. Around Christmas time we sold Christmas cards. Our radio theme won us first prize in the annual Stunt Show this year. The biggest event of our junior year was our prom, Stardust, Freddie Stevens furnished the music for the event, held May 3 in the gym. One of the features of the prom was the grand march, after which Betty Lawrence, one of our class members, was crowned Queen. This ended our third successful year in high school. In 1948, our last year, we selected the following as our officers: Bill German, President, Jim Messersmith, Vice- President, Ed Harmon, Secretary-Treasurer, and again we chose Miss Kientzle as our very capable advisor. Our last wiener roast was held at Jubilee Park with the juniors. Our main goal this year was the publishing of our yearbook, the MAROON. Audrey Buskirk was our editor in chief. We began earning extra money for our book in various ways. We sold stationery, greeting and mailing cards, children's books, T-Shirts, and Christmas wreaths. We sponsored several dances this year, one of the most out- standing ones being the Sweetheart Dance held in the Town Hall, February 14. Mrs. Grundler, by vote, was the sweetheart of the evening. On March 12, the Senior Play, A Lucky Penny, was presented. Other activities sponsored by our class were Stunt Night, our Inter-Class Basketball Tourney, a carnival, and an Amateur Show which brought out many talents in all the classes. Our class and faculty chose Donna Allen for the D. A. R. award. Baccalaureate was held in the gym May 23, with Reverend Charles Smith, of the Methodist Church in charge of the service. On May 26, everyone enjoyed glasg Night, and, on May 28, we graduated from P. C. In our four years at P. C. H. S. we have had several changes in the personnel. We lost Martha Barrett, Mary Louise Bown, Charles Berry, Marilyn Boyer, joe Camp, Harold Friedman, David Harmon, Louise Gouldf,. Irene Malone, Lieselotte Mangold, Don Mitchell, Bob Murnan, Joe Oppe, Harold Starkweather, Betty Stockdell, Ruth Stoecker, and Cliff Theobald. We gained Marthajean Baughman, Mary Wys, Audrey Buskirk, Bernard Harney, Audrey Heinz, Ronnie Nona Snyder, joan Kelly, Verna Edwards, and Pat Harker. HISTORY COMMITTEE Betty Lawrence, Emily Menold, Wendell Hutson, Dean Heinz Page fifty-nine CLASS Wlll We, the Class of 1948, draw up our last will as we are ready to leave P. C. H. S. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to the student body our ability to make the honor roll. A We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to the Freshmen our quiet ways. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to the Sophomores success on their prom. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to the Juniors our ability to make money to publish the yearbook. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Mr. Cordis more straight A students. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Miss Kientzle the patience in directing future plays that she has had in the past. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Mrs. Grundler a ,perfectly typed letter. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Mr. Hayden more friendly debates. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Mr. Engelhorn gym suits that won't get lost. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Miss Terry a larger Home Ec III class. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Miss Samsel our appreciation for her dancing lessons. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Mr. Roe a larger F. F. A. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Mr. Prettyman success in writing music. - We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Mr. Saxton a quiet music room. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Reverend Smith forty-live minute periods. 'We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Father Gordon a good memory so that he will always bring his glasses to class. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Miss Westefer an empty oH'ice. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Mr. Daily a coke machine that never breaks down. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Mr. Conley a new broom. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Mr. Weaver a new bus. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Mr. White better roads on his route. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Mr. Bouton patience while waiting for sleepy students. I, Donna Allen, do will and bequeath my freshman interest to Elizabeth Oakes. I, Eleanor Asal, do will and bequeath my chewing gum to Pat Mattox. Page .tixty I, Marty Baughman, do will and bequeath my athletic prowess to Wilma Ely. I, Arthur Baurer, do will and bequeath my kiddish ways to Marvin Graves. I, Betty Burton, do will and bequeath my desire to be a nurse to Shirley Biederbeck. I, Audrey Buskirk, do will and bequeath wedding bells to Kay Murphy. I, Barbara Delbridge, do will and bequeath my way with the junior boys to Jeanne Coats. I, Dale Dickinson, do will and bequeath my job as accompanist to Francis Owens. I, Verna Edwards, do will and bequeath my quiet ways to Winifred Callery. I, Eugene Ely, do will and bequeath my neatly combed hair to Speck McNeeley. I, Frances Fairfield, do will and bequeath my many boy friends to Helen Adolphson. I, Donna Fry, do will and bequeath my hope chest to Pat Allen. I, .Bill German, do will and bequeath my leadership to Elwood Peterson. I, Ruth Guth, do will and bequeath my place in the cloak hall to Phyllis Gruner. I, Pat Harker, do will and bequeath my make-up to Mary Crooks. I, Ed Harmon, do will and bequeath my scholastic ability to Charles Kalb. I, Bernard Harney, do will and bequeath my curly hair to Vern Peterson. I, Charles Hemmer, do will and bequeath my red shirt to anyone who wants it. I, Audrey Heinz, do will and bequeath my talkativeness to Caryl Couch. I, Dean Heinz, do will and bequeath my poetry to Miss Samsel. I, Wendell Hutson, do will and bequeath my tenor voice to Lawrence Donath. I, Joan Kelly, do will and bequeath my experience as a waitress to Gladys Barrett. I, Johnny Knell, do will and bequeath my calmness to Joe Blank. I, Pat Laisure, do will and bequeath my good ideas for class activities to Lyle Shaw. I, Betty Lawrence, do will and bequeath my bashful ways to Joann Smits. I, Betty Lindsey, do will and bequeath my laugh to Phyllis Schmidt. I, Janet Martin, do will and bequeath my cooking ability to Marilyn Noonen. I, Betty McDonnell, do will and bequeath my dimples to Richard Webber. I, George McManis, do will and bequeath my Boy Scout medals to Don Wilson. I, Emily Menold, do will and bequeath my dark hair and eyes to Claree Noland. I, Jim Messersmith, do will and bequeath my ability to go steady to Bob Perdelwitz. I, Wayne Miller, do will and bequeath my sports ability to Bob Smith. I, Doris Oppelz, do will and bequeath my height to Gleynafa Bawn. I, Harold Predmore, do will and bequeath my blushing red face to Don Baughman. I, Lester Smith, do will and bequeath my way with women to Mike McManis. I, Nona Snyder, do will and bequeath my typing ability to Pat Harmon. I, Duane Stahl, do will and bequeath my motor bicycle to ride to school to Don Dell. I, Cleta Stewart, do will and bequeath my farmer girl ways to Pat Calhoun. I, Della Streitmatter, do will and bequeath my contest winnings to Pat Sniff. I, Don Streitmatter, do will and bequeath my glasses to Mr. Hayden. I, Eugene Talbert, do will and bequeath my way with the boys to Ronnie Huffman. I, Marcella Whittaker, do will and bequeath my dancing ability to Jimmy Allen. I, Charles Wilson, do will and bequeath my excuses for being tardy to Bob Murnan. I, Mary Wys, do will and bequeath my friendly wink ro Ruth Ryan. . 4 As we pass through the doors we would like to leave the many good times and memories we have had during the past four years to P. C. H. S. WILL COMMITTEE janet Martin, Betty McDonnell, Eugene Ely, Lester Smith. .., Page .rixty-one CLASS PROPHECY In a quaint caravan there's a lady they call the gypsy. She can look into the future and see whatls going onl Twenty years have passed since the Class of 1948 left P. C. H. S. The time now is 1968, the annual Princeville Homecoming has just started. While wandering around the park, taking in all the sights, I saw a stand advertising with Have Your Fortune Told by the Gypsy. When I entered the tent I was surprised to see none other than Pat Harker gazing into the crystal ball. Fortunes were forgotten, and Pat told me that Marthajean Baughman was still the P. E. instructor at the new high school, and that Pat Laisure was the social science teacher. Johnny Knell had been the coach there for the past twelve years, and Charlie Wilson was coach of the grade school. After leaving Pat's stand I stopped at 'f,Ioan's Lunch Box for something cold to drink. Joan Kelly was the Proprietor of this restaurant. While I was there Betty ,lane Fogerty Cformerly McDonnellD came in to buy her five children some refreshments. She said that they were now living on a farm south of Princeville. A familiar voice attracted me to the large tent in the middle of the park. Sure enough there was Wendell Hutson of Deer Creek singing I'm My Own Grandpa. Donna Allen and Marcella Whittaker did a dancing number. The committee for the Homecoming felt very happy to have been able to get these talented performers. To complete the program a trapeze act was done by Betty Messersmith fformerly Lindseyb. She and jim owned a large traveling company that performed at such gatherings throughout the United'States. After the show, on the way to town to do some errands. I stopped for gas at the first filling station. Duane Stahl was operating it. He told me that Harold Predmore, the second vice-president of the Northwestern Railrpad, had just stopped in a few minutes before. Duane and I reminisced about our school days, and then I proceeded on to Komp's Super Market. Donna told me that they had stores in nearby towns also. I stopped in at a cute little dress shop on Main Street to inquire if anyone knew of a place where I could stay, since the hotels were crowded. Janet Martin greeted me at the door of her shop. She seemed happy to see me and told me that since her business had increased she had a private secretary, Doris Oppelz, and a pretty model, Verna Edwards. Janet told me that Audrey and Keith had an extra room in their new home, so I went to stay with them. Audrey was very hospitable. We attended the movie that first night. Dean Heinz was manager of the theatre, and Betty Lawrence was selling tickets. By coincidence we saw Charlie Hemmer in the newsreel. He was general of the occupational army in Japan. After the movie Audrey asked me if I had noticed Don Streitmatter's farm near Edelstein. Since I hadn't she suggested that we drive out to see it the next day. Page .vixty-two Don had really been successful. He had the largest dairy farm in this area. While we three were discussing our classmates, Don told us that we should call on his neighbor, the former Emily Menold, while we were in the vicinity. After we had arrived at Emily's, Audrey decided to stay until evening, but since my vacation was limited and I wanted to try to see every classmate, I drove back to Princeville. On the way back to Princeville a terrible mishap occurred. Someone ran headlong into my car. At once a Wrecker driven by Eugene Talbert arrived and also the ambulance driven by Bernard Harney. Of course, Wayne Miller was along too, for it was the Miller Funeral Home Ambulance that came. Wayne was terribly excited. He wanted to know what the after effects were, for he needed a customer because people just weren't dying! On arriving at the Harmon Hospital, owned by Ed Harmon, I was greeted in the emergency room by Dr. George McManis and Nona Snyder, R. N. From there I was sent to X-ray, where the head nurse of that depart- ment, Della Streitmatter, X-rayed me. They decided il learned laterj that I had a severe brain concussion and that a serious brain operation was necessary. It was fortunate for me that two famous brain surgeons, Dr. Dale Dickinson of Canada and Dr. William German of Kentucky, were in Princeville for the Homecoming. The former Ruth Guth was ready to serve since her husband was one of the doctors that were performing the operation. Immediately following the successful operation, Dr. German called the switchboard operator, Barbara Delbridge, to get a special nurse as quickly as possible. She called Frances Fairfield, R. N., who was on the case immediately. While I was at the hospital I had very good meals planned by the dietician Cleta Stewart and prepared by her assistants. After a few days a nurse came into my room to take a blood test. She was Audrey Heinz, the laboratory tech- nician. Toward the end of the first week I was visited by Eleanor Asal and Mary Wys. Eleanor told me that she was Arthur Baurer's secretary. Art had developed a new hybrid seed corn and it was necessary for him to hire a large office staff to take care of the orders he received. Mary worked in the office also, Mary told me that Eugene Ely was farming a large farm near Speer. I After I was well enough to talk business, I had a lawyer called in to help me settle with the driver of the other car for damages. I learned that Lester Smith was a good lawyer, and since we had been classmates, I hired him. When I had fully recovered I returned to my duties of training nurses at john Hopkins in Boston. Betty Burton, R. N. PROPHECY COMMITTEE Betty Burton, Audrey Heinz, Bill German, Wayne Miller. M A LUIIINI 1891-George Hurlf, Principal. Lena Pratt CBlanchardP-Deceased, September 2, 1909 Mamie Wilson CMorrowJ-Deceased. 1892-W. F. Boyes, Principal. Nettie Blue CMatthewsJ-Dunlap, Illinois. Lulu Potts QMorrowD-Deceased, August 13, 1934. Della B. Wilson CC1uteD-Hanford, California. 1893-W. F. Boyes, Principal. Ella Harrington CWoodruffD-Deceased, March 6, 1936 Julia McDougal fBuckD-Deceased, January 14, 1946 May Potts CCutlerJ--Princeville, Illinois. Albert E. Santee-Duluth, Minnesota. 1894-W. F. Boyes, Principal. Carrie Cheesman CBrownD-Deceased, August 19, 1934 Elbert Cutler, Ph. D.--Cleveland, Ohio. Addison A. Dart-Deceased, January 10, 1937. Edith Fast fNelTJ-Peoria, Illinois. Edward N. Fast-Deceased, December 15, 1945. Elbert E. Searl-Deceased, September 7, 1938. 1895-C. F. Pike, Principal. Bessie Carman CCarrollJ-Schuyler, Nebraska. Charles Cornish-Deceased, September 27, 1936. Vora Weaver CDurandJ-New York, New York. 1896-W. S. Baker, Principal. 1897-W. S. Baker, Principal. 1898-W. S. Baker, Principal. Thomas L. Byrnes-Deceased, February 18, 1926. Maude Hopkins fDHV1SOHJ-K1HgSt0H, Missouri. Emma Rowclilfe fBloutD-Deceased, November 24, 1945. 1899-W. S. Baker, Principal. Della Adams fHoagD-Deceased, November 13, 1933. Hattie Beall CPierceJ-Princeville, Illinois. Corah Hackney-IPrincevi1le, Illinois. 1900-Frank Anderson, Principal. Isla Pratt CStevensonD-Deceased, February 14, 1942 1901-Frank Anderson, Principal. Margaret McDermott CMcDonnellJ-Deceased, No vember 1, 1922. Eunice Palmer CBlissD-Deceased, April 13, 1937. Ferris Rowcliffe-Deceased, August 26, 1941. Myrtis Wear CBiggerD-Chicago, Illinois. 1902-Wm. M. Beale, Principal. Clyde Alyea-Deceased, August, 1911. Leatha DeBord fGingrichD-Deceased, February 23, 1921. Raymond Hammer-Denver, Colorado William Hyde-Peoria, Illinois. Lillian Santee-Glendale, California. Rufus Woods-Deceased. Page .rixty-four 1903-Wm. M. Beale, Principal. Bernice Aby CBliss1-Deceased, June 10, 1917. Harriet Fast-Princeville, Illinois. Clyde W. McMi1len-Chillicothe, Illinois. Almeda Mendenhall CMarvinJ-Albion, Michigan. Lulu B. Smith QMartinD-Denver, Colorado. Hilda Vivian CBaconJ-Los Angeles, California. 1904-Wm. M. Beale, Principal. Flossie Adams QNothernD-Los Angeles, California. Katheryn Byrnes lFriedmanJ-Glendale, California. Harry Colwell-Rupert, Idaho. Faye Conkin CWil1iamsJ-Los Angeles, California. Forrest Edwards--Champaign, Illinois. Mary Hyde CStidmonJ-Deceased, April 6, 1913. Letha Tracy-Springfield, Illinois. 1905-Wm. M. Beale, Principal. Claudia Barret Uonesl-Chicago, Illinois. Louise Colwell--Wyoming, Illinois. Elbert Gietner-East Peoria, Illinois. Beulah Hoag CMansfie1dD--Glendale, California. Gertrude Hoag CWilliamsonJ-Canton, Illinois. Geneva Keller CWeaverD-Princeville, Illinois. Charles McMillen-Pipestown, Minnesota. Grace Mendehall-Chicago, Illinois. Bertha J. Searl CPowersD-Washington, D. C. Edmund Vivian-Los Angeles, California. Vernon Wear-Deceased, November 16, 1918. Earl R. Weaver-Princeville, Illinois. 1906-W. R. Bawlin, Principal. Sarah Catherine Belford f0verendJ-Princeville, Illinois. Maude Irene Corbett-Deceased. 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 CVogelD-Peoria, Illinois. Gertrude May Williams CG1ennD-Eldora, Iowa. 1907-VV. D. Edmunds, Principal. Eva Adams-Princeville, Illinois. Lois Faye Adams CGrubbD-Deceased, March 18, 1942 Eleanor Inez Dustin-Honolulu, Hawaii. Faye Edwards CMeyersJ--Peoria, Illinois. Pearl Harrison QHarkerD-Deceased, December 1, 1959 Elva Hoag-Glendale, California. Arthur Houston-Hoytsville, Ohio. Paul S. Rice-Princeville, Illinois. Maude Reil Hanson-Bloomington, Illinois. Dean Wear-Princeville, Illinois. 1908-C. C. Butler, Principal. Emma Byrnes CHarmonD-Deceased, January 16, 1943 Anna Sinclair CFreidmanD-Peoria, Illinois. Bessie DeBord CHaleJ-Peoria, Illinois. Byron DeBord-Princeville, Illinois. Ellis Taylor-Chicago, Illinois. 1909-L. P. Baird, Principal. Howard Aby-Princeville, Illinois. Margaret Flannagan CChristiansonD-Peoria, Illinois. Albert Henry-Deceased, April 26, 1945. May Tracy CWi1liams2-Deceased, July 4, 1940. Lelia Wil.ox-Port Huron, Michigan. arv.9g5l 22991 Compliments of TIMMGNS' MARKET T. H. TIMMONS, Manager Fresh Home-Killed Meats-Groceries and Produce Phone 50 Princeville, Illinois PRINCEVILLE LOCKER ERVICE Princeville, Illinois T. H. TIMMONS, Manager Phone 50 M325 E'-SGW' Gi.. are as ee--- W We Page :ixty-five 1910-L. P. Baird, Principal. Christie Armstrong-Deceased, December 7. 1244. Harry Blanchard-Peoria, Illinois. Josephine Friedman CWearD-Princeville, Illinois. Mable Pierce CAldrigeD-Peoria, Illinois. I 1911-Carl B. Moore, Principal. George Barrett-Deceased, January 14, 1947. Marie McDonna-Peoria, Illinois. William Morrow-Princeville, Illinois. 1912-Carl B. Moore, Principal. Leota Adams CStewartD-Princeville, Illinois. Dora Armstrong CSillsJ-Los Angeles, California. Margaret Armstrong CHartJ-Chicago, Illinois. 1913-lCarl B. Moore, Principal. Mildred Blanchard fl-Ioferj-Speer, Illinois. Ima Cushing CChristianJ-Princeville, Illinois. Amy Edwards CMycewanderJ-Santa Barbara, Califor- ma. Ida Green fFritzJ--Toulon, Illinois. Harry Hofer-Deceased, May 20, 1943. Theil Manker fHarkerJ-Monterey Park, California. Hazel McM'illen-Peoria, Illinois. Leland lVIcMillen-Chicago, Illinois. Bertha Oertley CNordlomeJ-Deceased, October 19, 1931. Ralph Prouty-Pelham, New York. Ethel Stowell CBoutonJ--Princeville, Illinois. Mable Wear fPattersonJ-Centralia, Missouri 1914-Carl B. Moore, Principal. James E. Blanchard-Minneapolis, Minnesota. Keith Calhoun-Monica, Illinois. Nellie Cornish CBeallJ-Brimfield, Illinois. Tresa M. Cushing-Peoria, Illinois. May Jeanette Friedman fDuschlJ-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. Russel Peck-Edelstein, Illinois. Merle E. Schaad-Princeville, Illinois. Wilda B. Wear fSchaadJ-Princeville, Illinois. Harlan G. Wilcox--Detroit, Michigan. 1915-William Loy, Principal. Gilbert Adams-Princeville, Illinois. Elden Cutler-Deceased, October 31, 1935. Caroline Hofer-Iron Mountain, Michigan. Marguerite Long fHarmonD--Princeville, Illinois 1916-William Loy, Principal. Mildred Baker CHuffman7-Rockford, Illinois. Myrtle Lillian Bridson fHeatonD-Elgin, Illinois. Mable Olive Chapin CMahorneyD-Geneseo, Illinois. Ruth Geraldine Conklin-Deceased, April 16, 1937. Rosa Cushing-Deceased, February 4, 1922. Ada M. Cutler fAddisD-Toulon, Illinois. Helen H. Dart CShrinerJ-Waukegan, Illinois. E. Clyde Erickson-Princeville, Illinois. Myrtle L. Greene CGravesJ-Princeville, Illinois Ben R. Manker-Santa Anna, California. Olive Lillian Miller fBarrettD-Laura, Illinois. Alice Jane Peck CWeadJ-Peoria, Illinois. Helen Louise Scheelor fBarneyJ-St. Petersburg, Florida. Page .rixty-.five Milton B. Smith--Peoria, Illinois. Charles Tracy-Peoria, Illinois. Leo Sniff-Speer, Illinois. 1917-William Loy, Principal. Pearl A. Barrett CFlakeJ-Manitou, Colorado. Hazel E. Buck-Deceased, January 1, 1928. Carl H. Cheesman-Deceased, June 15, 1940. May J. Cheesman-Deceased, June 15, 1945. Edward J. Coolidge-Hollywood, California. Mable DeBord CGellingD-Monica, Illinois. Helen L. Gaster CWeidnerD-Galesburg, Illinois. Bettie T. Gourley-Detroit, Michigan. Harriet Hofer CHinnenJ-fPeoria, Illinois. Fred M. Jackson-Princeville, Illinois. Florence E. Oertley CBarnesD-Rockford, Illinois. May R. Powers-Peoria, Illinois. Maude Shane CSloanD-Princeville, Illinois. Bernice L. Taylor CMankerD-Santa Anna, California Helen Tracy CHansenD-Springfield, Illinois. Hazel M. Tucker fNelsonJ-Peoria, Illinois. Gerald L. Wenker-Warren, Ohio. 1918-William Loy, Principal. Wilbert Baker-Deceased, June 15, 1931. Marilla Bridson fStickleJ-Laura, Illinois. Harold Buck--Peoria, Illinois. Merle Chapin fHammJ-Rock Island, Illinois. Mignonne Cheesman-Mt. Carmel, Illinois. Fern Emery fClemensJ-Macomb, Illinois. Elizabeth Fairfield fBridsonJ-Brimfield, Illinois. Bessie Friedman CSchultzJ-Minonk, Illinois. Florence Friedman CJacksonD-Princeville, Illinois. Helen Graham CSchindlerJ-Princeville, Illinois. William Greene-Speer, Illinois. Bertha Hammer CFrameJ-Peoria, Illinois. Pearl Miller CBeallD-Brimfield, Illinois. Willa McKown CGroegerJ-Chicago, Illinois. Isla Noonen CElyD-Princeville, Illinois. Katherine Noonen CSimonsJ-Princeville, Illinois Fred Schaad-Princeville, Illinois. Jessie Smith CYessJ-Princeville, Illinois. Inez Van Pelt fYoungdah'lJ-Victoria, Illinois. Martha White CMillerD-Dahinda, Illinois. Lela Willard CClemmD--Louisville, Kentucky. 1919-S. E. Reecher, Principal. Jessie Adams fCoulterJ-Park Ridge, Illinois. Myrtle Bouton CDugginsJ-Paxton, Illinois. Lelia Byrnes fAlthoffJ-Princeville, Illinois. Maurice Friedman--Vandalia, Illinois. Dorothy Hickey CMcKownJ-Deceased, April 29, 1925 Eugene Hoag, D. D. S.-Peoria, Illinois. Greta Kneer CStricklandD-Laura, Illinois. Laura Miller CStreitmatterD-Peoria, Illinois. Thad Scheelor--Princeville, Illinois. Grace Shuppert CMooneyD-Chillicothe, Illinois. Kathryn Streitmatter CSlagleD-Peoria, Illinoisf Ralph Vogel-Oak Park, Illinois. Isla Wakefield CTrappl-Glendale, California. Pearl Wilson fBrownD-Dallas City, Illinois. 1920-C. Kelly, Principal. Irene Bear-Kirkwood, Illinois. Mildred Bitner CSpurgeonJ-Brimfield, Illinois. Florence Bridson CFl'ynnJ-Orion, Illinois. Jananne Carroll fMcDonnellD-Laura, Illinois. Opal German CReynoldsD-Sierra Madre, California. Floyd Hill-Goodyear, Arizona. Margery Hough fAdamsJ-Princeville, Illinois. Ruth Leaverton QBeallJ-Glendale, Arizona. L. E. German Implement Co. Allis-Chalmers - Sales and Service Princeville, Illinois Cn Route 90 West Princeville, Illinois 0. H. Stumpf and Son HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE Minneapolis-Moline Power Farm Machinery Sales and Service Phone 48 Princeville, Illinois Page nbcty-seven Edna McVicker CGhertJ-Toulon, Illinois. Ethel McVicker CGravesD-Peoria, Illinois. Frank Merrill--Peoria, Illinois. Edna Poplet CBallouD-Dunlap, Illinois. Zelma Sloan CPetersonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Harry Vars-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 1921-C. C. Byerly, Principal. Virginia Acheson QTaylorJ--Farmington, Illinois. Mary Bale CWilliamsJ-Trivoli, Illinois. Rena Cushing-Peoria, Illinois. Nadine Cutler lBayerJ-Toulon, Illinois. Ivan Friedman-Springfield, Illinois. Cletus German-Hardin, Illinois. Kathleen Gourley CBrunjesD-Hartford, Illinois. Olive Green CMcGabeJ-LaFayette, Illinois. Theolinda Harrison CHillJ-Goodyear, Arizona. Bessie Hayes-Deceased, June 6, 1922. Mildred Hoag CBickfordJ-Elmwood, Illinois. Luen McMillen-Columbus, Ohio. Helen Miller CWhiteJ-Laura, Illinois. Guarah Moliit fCampJ-Princeville, Illinois. Byron Taylor-Farmington, Illinois. Mildred Williams CHenryD-Waterloo, Iowa. 1922-C. C. Byerly, Principal. Elizabeth Cheesman-Mt. Carmel, Illinois. Esther Calhoun CGermanP-Hardin, Illinois. Sherman Cornish-Princeville, Illinois. Lucille Cushing-Peoria, Illinois. Ruby Cutler CNewmanD-Cedar Rapids, Iowa.. Evelyn Emery CMeekerD-Wyoming, Illinois. Armond Foster-Princeville, Illinois. Mildred Graham CPondJ-Chicago, Illinois. Paul Hough--Deceased, March 4, 1939. Leora Kneer CTaylorJ-Champaign, Illinois. Jennie LaMay-Deceased, August 11, 1936. Emily Matthews CBoutonD-Princeville, Illinois. Lois McWhorter-Edelstein, Illinois. Hazel Pierce CPierceD-Deceased, December 24, 1946. Lowell Pierce-Princeville, Illinois. Cecile Sheeler CLongworthD-Peoria, Illinois. Gladys Taylor CPierceD-Princeville, Illinois. Maude White-Princeville, Illinois. 1923-C. C. Byerly, Principal. Grace Carr-Chillicothe, Illinois. Naomi Conover fMitchellJ-Peoria, Illinois. Lucille Friedman CCurranJ-fWooster, 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 Steitmatter--Princeville, Illinois. Neva Streitmatter-Princeville, Illinois. Alberta Taylor flnglesl--Deceased, September 12, 1932. Edwin Willard-VWtchita, Kansas. Irene Willard CSimpsonD-Bablmit, Nevada. 1924-Justine A. Stewart, Principal. Robert E. Acheson-Chicago, Illinois. Louis J. Bouton-Princeville, Illinois. I-Iarold R. Bouton-Princeville, Illinois. Vesta M. Buck fMasonJ-Peoria, Illinois. Gladys S. Byrnes CHarmonl-Princeville, Illinois. Elmer F. Byrnes-Princeville, Illinois. M. Lucille Cannon fCampJ-Princeville, Illinois. Caroline A. Friedman CCampJ-Princeville, Illinois. Page finely-eight Rosene H. Hough CBloeserJ-Oak Park, Illinois. Luther A. Mansfield-Princeville, Illinois. E. Lucille McGinnis CMontgomeryD-Princeville, Illinois. Louie C. Murnan-Princeville, Illinois. Orletha F. Nelson CStargleJ-Elmore, Illinois. Ruth C. Noonen CHardgroveD-Bushnell, Illinois. Raymond M. Oertley-Princeville, Illinois. Joseph J. Ricketts-Peoria, Illinois. Marion N. Rose Clnwoodb--Peoria, Illinois. Sarah H. Routh fWebberl-Sparland, Illinois. Walter A. Smith-Wyoming, Illinois. Clement W. Webber-Chicago, Illinois. Marie N. Webber CDempseyJ-Peoria, Illinois. Lelia B. Williams CStewartl-Edwardsville, Illinois. 1925-Leo T. Peck, Principal. Irma Arnolds CHarrisonD-Dunlap, Illinois. Earl Best-1La Grange, Illinois. Herbert Bouton-Paxton, Illinois. Iva Burgess-Deceased, january 17, 1930. Verna Calhoun CSmithD-Princeville, Illinois. Franklin Gingrich-Chicago, Illinois. Wayne Hart-Cameron, Illinois. Irene Hibbs CLandsdownD-Princeville, Illinois. Elbert King-Deceased, April 4, 1934. Ruth Lawrence CSwindellD-Wilmette, Illinois. Mildred Mendel! fMoodyJ-Princeville, Illinois. Tom Moflit-Chicago, Illinois. Helen Noonen CMcManisD-Princeville, Illinois. Lucille O,Conner fCarrD-Peoria, Illinois. Marian Ricketts fHinshawJ-Dunlap, Illinois. Raymond Searl-Peoria, Illinois. Harriet Smith CWilliamsl-Mesa, Arizona. George R. Smith-Kewanee, Illinois. Gerald Stewart-Edwardsville, Illinois. Violet Swanson CIsaacsJ-Indianapolis, Indiana. Faye Streitmatter CEhnleJ-Sparland, Illinois. Robert Weaver-iSan Francisco, California. Theodore West-Villa Park, Illinois. George Young-Peoria, Illinois. 1926-Leo T. Peck, Principal. Richard Auten-Indianapolis, Indiana. Mildred Bliss CBelskil-Princeville, Illinois. La Vergne Byrnes-Princeville, Illinois. Sylvester Friedman-Glendale, Arizona. Robert Harmon-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Hyde-Decatur, Illinois. Willadine Kelly fNicholasJ-Grays Lake, Illinois. Hale Kenyon-Edelstein, Illinois. Adah Mitchell CHarmonl-Wyoming, Illinois. Richard Roach-Oakland, California. Dean Shipley-Princeville, Illinois. Wilma Smith fWheatleyJ-Princeville, Illinois. Dorothy Wenker CHarmonl-Princeville, Illinois. 1927-Leo T. Peck, Principal. Lillie M. Bouton KSnyderJ-Deceased, September 28 1945. Dorothy M. Friedman CRichJ-Glendale, California. Evelyn V. Graves CDellD-Princeville, Illinois. Lois E. LaMay CHiggsJ-Monica, Illinois. Kathleen M. O'Connor QZimmermanD-Streator, Illinois. Lela E. Oertley CSmithJ-Monica, Illinois. Frank Predmore-Edelstein, Illinois. Pauline Routh fSmithD-Sparland, Illinois. Laura C. Sentz CBasehoarJ-Littletown, Pennsylvania Byron F. Slane-Davenport, Iowa. Elza Slane CPeckD-Peoria, Illinois. Elda Taylor fGreenD-Peoria, Illinois. EZC-bw Compliments of LAMAR STONE CO. Princeville Edelstein Phone 71 Phone 25 STAUFFER' FOOD MARKET Meats - Groceries - Fresh Vegetables E. F. Staulfer, Manager Phone 30 Princeville, Illinois Page Jixty-'nine Elizabeth C. Trethway fFriedmanJ-Glendale, Arizona. Marion M. Weaver fjohnsonj-Princeville, Illinois. Harold A. Webber-Deceased, September II, 1928. Bessie E. Williams-Deceased, February 4, 1936. 1928-Edwin Arford, Principal. Robert Auten, Ph. D.-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Evelyn Buck CMerrif1eldD-Peoria, Illinois. Raymond K. Calhoun-Santa Rosa, California. Viola M. Calhoun CSchullJ--Princeville, Illinois. Audrey Caron CStevensJ-Princeville, Illinois. Jessie L. Cutler CPullenJ--Princeville, Illinois. Josephine I. Day-Deceased, March 4, 1931. Harriet E. Gingrich CWilliamsl--Toulon, Illinois. Maurice D. Greene-Princeville, Illinois. Robert F. Henry, Ph. D.-Berwyn, Illinois. Alice L. Keller fMatthewsJ-Shabbona, Illinois. Mable Kinnah CRichozD-Princeville, Illinois. John W. Matthews-Shabbona, Illinois. , Deanne Miller-Princeville, Illinois. Cecelia Noonen CStengerD-Princeville, Illinois. Lois J. Overend CWestartD-Princeville, Illinois. Levi C. Ricketts-Morton, Illinois. Irene M. Streitmatter-Deceased, August 6, 1934. Ivan M. Swisher-Seattle, Washington. Neva Margaret Turner CHufImanJ-Elmwood, Illinois. Julia E. Trethway CBestD-La Grange, Illinois. Jeanette Vars fJettonJ-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 Wilford Malone-Monica, Illinois. Doris Eloise McWhorter-Edelstein, Illinois. Ruth Oertley CWilsonD-Freeman, Missouri. Gladys Sentz CRalphl-Princeville, Illinois. 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 CBrownJ-Princeville, Illinois Floyd John Taylor-Deceased, December 22, 1944. 1930-Edwin Arford, Principal. Zoe Lillian Best CMillerJ-Kewanee, Illinois. Zelma Grace Bouton CNoonenJ-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Byrnes-Los Angeles, California, Clara Lillian Campbell-Beloit, Wisconsin. Eldon Calhoun-Princeville, Illinois. Omar Carman-Edwards Station, Illinois. Cyril Carr-Peoria, Illinois. George William Diver-Mapleton, Illinois. Mary Elizabeth Diver CWalkerJ-Princeville, Illinois. M. Bernice Hart-Deceased, November 3, 1932. Vivian Louise Kessler CGintherJ-Peoria, Illinois. Frank D. Kelly-Princeville, Illinois. Lloyd Ernest LaMay-Monica, Illinois. J. William Muller-Washington, Illinois. Harold Oertley-Princeville, Illinois. Doris M. Nelson CDuginsD-Brimlield, Illinois. Ellen L. Pritchard-Edelstein, Illinois. Roy S. Ricketts-Peoria, Illinois. Hazel E. Schaad-Minier, Illinois. Rodger Sears-Elmwood, Illinois. Maxine R. Simmons CBassD-Chicago, Illinois. Dwight Langer Smith-Galveston, Texas. Merle George Smith-Dunlap, Illinois. Lois Stephens-Peoria, Illinois. Page .reventy Jerold Dean 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 fBaneJ-Chicago, Illinois. Harry Warren Case-Peoria, Illinois. Dorothy F. Harrison CWesteferJ-Wyoming, Illinois. Gene E. Keller-Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Ina Kelly fCoolidgeJ-Henry, Illinois. Paul S. King-Kewanee, Illinois. Raymond Ladd-Edelstein, Illinois. George Overend-Eureka, Illinois. Helen Potter fRenchD-Edelstein, Illinois. Eva Pritchard CBerchtoldD-Speer, Illinois. Edgar S. Slane-Downers Grove, Illinois. Grace G. Sokop CUhligJ-Peoria, Illinois. Eleanor Streitmatter CElliotJ-Peoria, Illinois. Shirley M. Stumpf CBurkeyl-Peekshill, New York. Doris May Walker fDoeJ-Toulon, Illinois. Winfield Weaver-Millersbury, Indiana. Sam W. Williams-Chillicothe, Illinois. Raymond S. Willard-Princeville, Illinois. 1932-Edwin Arford, Principal. Genevieve I. Best CHollisl-Wyoming, Illinois. Dorothy M. Bouton fHohenberryD--Monica, Illinois. Vesta I. Burns CNordwallD-Princeville, Illinois. Donald A. Bush-Peoria, Illinois. Mary S. Campbell CCampbellJ-Kankankee, 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 CLauderJ-Peoria, Illinois. Eldred C. Nelson-Princeville, Illinois. Irene M. OertleyCGoekelD-Cicero, Illinois. Joseph M. Pritchard-Edelstein, Illinois. Ralph F. Schaad-Peoria, Illinois. Dorothy M. Steinman-Chicago, Illinois. Vivian J. Stowell CAndreasonD-San Francisco, California. Elsie L. Turner CAbyJ-Princeville, Illinois. Helen J. Weaver fBennisD--San Francisco, California Vivian I. Vogel CEatonD-Wyoming, Illinois. Elizabeth Miars CPottsD-Chillicothe, Illinois. 1933-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Eloise V. Aby CKellyD-Princeville, Illinois. Charles Edward Blank-Toulon, Illinois. Franklin Palmer Bliss-Peoria, Illinois. Ethel Vivian Bouton CGrantl-Dunlap, Illinois. Dorothy I. Caron CGarlandD-Dunlap, Illinois. Florence E. Delbridge fRichozJ-Princeville, Illinois. Dwight Gallup-Edelstein, Illinois. Nellie May GiHin CSchaadJ-Dunlap, Illinois. Albert Leroy Gruner-Princeville, Illinois. Veneta Gruner CStreitmatterl-Speer, Illinois. Geneva Hart fHawksworthJ--Princeville, Illinois. Virginia Lee Henson CBlissD-Princeville, Illinois. John Junior Lester-Monica, Illinois. Raymond Martzluf-Williamslield, Illinois. Donald Miller-Wyoming, Illinois. Donald E. Oertley-Princeville, Illinois. LaVerne Overend-Peoria, Illinois. Frances M. Sloan fBurtonD-Peoria, Illinois. D. Kenneth Smith-Princeville, Illinois. Ben E. Stumpf-Princeville, Illinois. Ethelyn Veryl Walliker CGroeperD-Princeville, Illinois rdleg AGP: PRINCEVILLE CANNING CO Slewari Hqbricls 62 v 99' Phyllis V. Wear CJacksonD-Kewanee, Illinois. Earline V. Weaver CTheobaldJ--Monica, Illinois. Robert Webber-Brimfield, Illinois. Thelma A. Zimmerman CJenningsD-Minneapolis, Minnesota. 1934-W. R. Cordis, Principal. William Orrin Aby-Laura, Illinois. Buma Maxine Best CUnakisJ-Morton, Illinois. Alice Clara Blank CForneyD--Toulon, Illinois. Helen E. Buck CLauberJ-Monica, Illinois. Frank Milton Carman-Peoria, Illinois. Mildred Anne Caron CToddJ-Edelstein, Illinois. Mavis Wheelor Carr CTheobaldD-Monica, Illinois. Mildred Challacombe-Detroit, Michigan. Sylvia C. Elliott CWorkeauD-Princeville, Illinois. J. Edmund Fredell-Peoria, Illinois. Elizabeth E. Gray CHotchkissD-Danbuty, Wisconsin. ' Helen Marie Hofstatter CTaylorD-Pekin, Illinois. Duane E. Kuntz-Chicago, Illinois. Lee K. Miars-Mesa, Arizona. Martha Viola Nelson CMillardD-Edelstein, Illinois. Florence Irene Reich CBlackJ-Toulon, Illinois. Charlotte L. Snilf CTuckerJ-Chillicothe, Ilinois. Kenneth A. Swanson-Princeville, Illinois. Lyle L. Teets-Princeville, Illinois. Hortense B. Trethway fThuresonl--Goodyear, Arizona Viola F. Turner QRoehnJ-Peoria, Illinois. Myrna Irene Vogel CStanglinD-Peoria, Illinois. Helen 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 CBegner5-fMonica, Illinois. Edwin O. Burns-Elmwood, Illinois. George Donald Carter-Galesburg, Illinois. Robert A. DeBord-Peoria, Illinois. Glen Gilfen-Dunlap, Illinois. Richard B. Hyde-Princeville, Illinois. Eleanor Frances Matthews-Macomb, 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 CMartinD-Princeville, Illinois. Russell W. Stumpf--Cleveland, Ohio. Helen Frances Turner CRinlO-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 fPotterD-Edelstein, Illinois. George A. Begner-Princeville, Illinois. Jack Best-Los Angeles, California. Wilbur L. Blank-Toulon, Illinois. Mary Eloise Bliss CGravesD-Wyoming, Illinois. Wilma Louise Bouton CPennington?-Bartonville, Illinois. J. Edward Byrnes-Galesburg, Illinois. Frances A. Camp CHoagD-Monica, Illinois. Marjorie Helen Challacombe QWoertzD-Princeville, Illinois. Thelma L. Fredell-Peoria, Illinois. Dorothy F. Gallup fMooreD-Rantoul, Illinois. Leo Graves, Jr.-Wyoming, Illinois. Martha Jane Graves fBrownD-Peoria, Illinois. I age .refuen ty-two Richard F. Hammer-Timberville, Virginia. Lester A. Henderson--East Peoria, Illinois. Ruth Frances Henry CProsserJ-Urbana, Illinois. Dorothy Hofer CSwansonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Ellen Ruth Holmes CEastmanJ-Normal, Illinois. Karl H. Keller-Champaign, Illinois. Mary Ladd fRuchD-Edelstein, Illinois. Esther S. Perdelwitz CRickenbergerD-Morton, Illinois Harry M. Potts-Chillicothe, Illinois. Harold L. Wear-Kewanee, Illinois. Eileen Virginia Webber fLongD-Princeville, Illinois. Nellie'G. White CDangerD-Wyoming, Illinois. 1937-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Lowell O. Burns-Odell, Illinois. William Morris Delbridge-Princeville, Illinois. Eugene Elliott-Deceased, August 23, 1947. Ray Gene Gelling-Army Air Corps. Robert J. Graves-Berwyn, Illinois. Mary Virginia Harmon CPickerillJ-Peoria, Illinois. Floyd E. Henderson-Deceased, December 31, 1944. Wilma Kathleen Hurst CCharlandJ-Los Angeles, California. Hazel M. Kuntz--Monmouth, Illinois. Catherine B. Long CSarnesl-Monica, Illinois. Melvin Lonsdale-Princeville, Illinois. Wilbur Arthur Mendell-East Peoria, Illinois. Roy Frank Mueller-Speer, Illinois. Gerald A. Metcalf-Princeville, Illinois. Leland G. Murnan-Princeville, Illinois. Dorothy E. Oertley fKobarekl-Berwin, Illinois. Harold W. Poole-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Ellen Purcell CBoylanD-Princeville, Illinois. Marcia M. Riggen CWhittakerD-Laura, Illinois. Harold J. Schaad-Princeville, Illinois. Wilbur F. Slane-Champaign, Illinois. William J. Steiman-Peoria, Illinois. Finch Stowell--Champaign, Illinois. Gladys Streitmatter CNealD-Chillicothe, Illinois. Darlene Walliker fArnoldD-El Paso, Texas. Helen Jeanne Wear CRossiP-Pekin, Illinois, James E. Webber-Brimlield, Illinois. Gerald F. Williams-Chillicothe, Illinois. 1938-W. R. Cordis, Principal. James Berry-Portland, Oregon. Earl Bliss-Brimlield, Illinois. Keith Carter--Normal, Illinois. Clement Colgan-Peoria, Illinois. Coral Delbridge CStreitmatterD--Toulon, Illinois. Frank Dickinson-Chicago, Illinois. John Harvey-Toulon, Illinois. Eleanor Hofer lSnil'lD-Princeville, Illinois. Joyce Hopkins fParkD-Princeville, Illinois. James Mendenhall-Peoria, Illinois. Josephine Mendenhall fEppingJ-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 CTeetsD--Laura, Illinois. Betty Roach CRassiD-Morton, Illinois. Celestine Ryan fFaheyD-Creve Couer, Illinois Aaron Sammet-Princeville, Illinois. Jean Simmons CKuhnD-Edelstein, Illinois. Ralph Sniff-Princeville, Illinois. Evelyn Snyder-Princeville, Illinois. Eleanor Sorenson CAbyJ--Princeville, Illinois. Lawrence Theobald-Monica, Illinois. Ellen Thomas-Princeville, Illinois. Virginia Vogel QRisenJ-Peoria, Illinois. Merle Worsfolml-Peoria, Illinois. 'ZGD1 Long Rock Company Agriculture Limestone - Road Rock Telephone 1903 Princeville Illinois Durbin Hatchery For U. S. Approved - Pullorum Passed Quality Chicks Arcady Feeds Poultry Remedies and Equipment PAUL W. DURBIN, Manager Phone 74 Princeville, Illinois png L' .fczwlyl y-H1 ra 1939--W. R. Cordis, Principal. Lois Barrett Clsomel-Assumption, Illinois. Phyllis Biederbeck CHammerleJ-Laura, Illinois. Leo Brown-New York, New York. Marian Burns CKochJ-Lacon, Illinois. Edward Callery-Terre Haute, Indiana. John Callery-Rhinelander, Wisconsin. Caryl Carman CCowanP-Lacon, Illinois. Ethel Cheesman C0ertleyD-Peoria, Illinois. Beaulah Compton CReisingerD-Peoria, Illinois. Ruth Donath CSticklingD-Princeville, Illinois. Joseph Friedman-Deceased, April, 1945. Glenn Grimm-Washington, D. C. Virginia Hammer CCobleJ-Peoria, Illinois. ,Iames Harmon--South Bend, Indiana. Sue Harvey QI.a Follettel-Edelstein, Illinois. Helen Huggins Uacksonj--Peoria, Illinois. Mary King-Peoria, Illinois. Eileen McDonnell CGubbinsD-Camp Grove, Illinois. Lloyd Miller, Jr.-Peoria, Illinois. Beatrice Neill--Chicago, Illinois. Frances Neill CPaddockJ-Princeville, Illinois. Virginia Potter fPiersonD-Edelstein, Illinois. Robert Pritchard-Edelstein, Illinois. Betty Purcell CMurphyD-Camp Grove, Illinois. Raymond Ralph-Houston, Texas. Minnie Reich CEmdenD-Toulon, Illinois. Betty Ryan CAndersonD-Peoria, Illinois. Orin Scanlon-Princeville, Illinois. Helen Schaad fShearsD-Sheridan, Illinois. Donald Sears-Princeville, Illinois. Elizabeth Shearer CMeckD-Pamora, California. Elaine Sibley CMannickD-Los Angeles, California Ronald Slane-Aledo, Illinois. , Dewey Smith-Edelstein, Illinois. Franklin Staples-Mt. Morris, Illinois. Arlys Streitmatter-San Francisco, California. Glenn Streitmatter-Princeville, Illinois. La Verne Streitmatter-Chicago, Illinois. Charles Timmons--Edelstein, Illinois. Harriet Timmons CDrakeD-Toulon, Illinois. Arlene Toft fGillisD-Princeville, Illinois. Darlene Toft CGillisD-Kickapoo, Illinois. Marie Van Dusen-Peoria, Illinois. Lester Woodworth-Peoria, Illinois. 1940-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Margaret Belford CShaneD-Monica, Illinois. Wayne Burton-Mionica, Illinois. Yale Camp-Monica, Illinois. Marian Challacombe fPooleJ-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Cheesman-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Colgan-Monica, Illinois. Jack Foraker-Peoria, Illinois. Helen Fox CMaddexJ-Princeville, Illinois. Jennie M. Fritch--Toulon, Illinois. Ona Fritz CMenoldD-Princeville, Illinois. Walter Fritz-Princeville, Illinois. Gwendolyn Gelling fFuscoJ-Princeville, Illinois. Dorothy German CKappasJ-Princeville, Illinois. Jeanne Harmon-St. Louis, Missouri. Clyde Hart-Princeville, Illinois. Annabelle Harvey CUpdykeD-Peoria, Illinois Colleen Hill-San Francisco, California. Bill Hofer-Speer, Illinois. Jean Holly-Peoria, Illinois. Zealy Holmes-Edelstein, Illinois. Donald Jackson--Peoria, Illinois. Beatrice Martin CReedD-Chicago, Illinois. Fred McNeely-Princeville, Illinois. Susie Newman CMiarsJ-Brimfield, Illinois. Bill Nickels-Peoria, Illinois. Anton Oppelz-Peoria, Illinois. Harold Ostrom-Princeville, Illinois. Page .re-venty-four Florence Perdelwitz fTribleyD--Morton, Illinois. Hazel Pritchard-Peoria, Illinois. Robert Schaad-Pekin, Illinois. Evelyn Sears 1DownJ-Speer, Illinois. Susan Slane-Princeville, Illinois. Lawrence Smith-Princeville, Illinois. Jack Sniff-Deceased, December 7, 1941. Norma Snyder QBrownJ-Princeville, Illinois. Dana Stewart-Princeville, Illinois. Bernadine Streitmatter-Peoria, Illinois. John Wagner-Army. 1941-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Madelyn Barrett-Peoria, Illinois. Roger Barrett-Laura, Illinois. Madeline 'Boyer CLandD-Peoria, Illinois. Sarah Brown fRussellD-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 CBurnsD-Odell, Illinois. Orval Erikson-Peoria, Illinois. Dorcas Gelling fSmithD-Monica, Illinois. Maurice Graves-Chicago, Illinois. Wilma Hager CBartelmayD--Morton, Illinois. Helen Hammer CFosterJ-Chillicothe, Illinois. Mary Henderson CMillerD-Chillicothe, Illinois. Frank Hill-Champaign, Illinois. Ella Hohenberry CBelfordD-Peoria, Illinois. Gladys Hornback CKnoblochD-Wyoming, Illinois. Dorothy Hurst CMillerD-Los Angeles, California Russell Ladd--Seattle, Washington. Robert Murray-Winnipeg, Canada. Betty Oertley CCarmodyD-Peoria, Illinois. Georgia Rumbold-Chicago, Illinois. Murial Ryan-Peoria, Illinois. Marie Sammet CShaneJ-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 Springs, Illinois. Dwight Stokes-Monmouth, Illinois. Ruth Streitmatter CHolmesD-Edelstein, Illinois. John Toft-Princeville, Illinois. Delwin Walliker-Monica, Illinois. Russell Walliker-Peoria, Illinois. Byron Wear, Jr.-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Lee Wear-Lincoln, Nebraska. Gladys Weaver CLeibigJ-San Franciso, California LeRoy Williams-Princeville, Illinois. Ralph Wilson-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Yarnell-Princeville, Illinois. Barbara Jane Yerby QDunnJ-Champaign, Illinois, 1942-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Arthur Adolphson-Speer, Illinois. Elmer Albert-Chillicothe, Illinois. Glenn Bateman-Princeville, Illinois. Gerald Bouton-Princeville, Illinois. Colleen Brown CEberleJ-Speer, Illinois. Harlan Burgess, Jr.-Princeville, Illinois. Margaret Bush CKirtleyD-Princeville, Illinois. Kenneth Camp-Normal, Illinois. Thomas Carman-Peoria, Illinois. Vera Carman CPottsJ-Canton, Illinois. Gene Carter-New York, New York. Thomas Cavadas-Peoria, Illinois. Madeline Colgan-Peoria, Illinois. Plant Holmes Hybrids Quality Seed Corn Edelstein, Illinois GENE COLLINS, Sales Manager Wyoming, Illinois Wm S , i i l ii ii , IIIQ S H 0 K S H :K BM Thi' Our Of F C R C zizflqaz Soil 'rn lil Times C04 Feed The Crop CONGERVILLE, ILLINOIS A complete line of essential soil elements SCH ROCK Permanent SOIL fertility SYSTEM Insist on the GENUINE Pl lS'l'lfR H Y B R ID - thi: Pfister Hybrid backed by the most years of research. Insist on Genuine Pfister Enjoy higher yields and more profits. Begin now to plan your SCHROCK Natural HI-'l'liS'l' Phosphate. Nitrogen Super Phosphate Pnrzish Mixed Fertilizers lis-Min-lil Hybrids. permanent soil fertility Q H b 1 V .preadlng lzquipment system, For additional information Write JOE ROWLAND, Sr. - Monica, Illinois or SCHROCK BROS. CO. Main Office, Congerville, Illinois Page ,rr'w nLy-liz: Francis Conley-Princeville, Illinois. Janet Crady CCheesmanD-Princeville, Illinois. Dorothy Curry-Peoria, Illinois. Edward Dearman-Peoria, Illinois. Juanita Donath CBurgessJ-Princeville, Illinois. Fred Epley-Edelstein, Illinois. Lee Fritz-Princeville, Illinois. Sam Gates-Peoria, Illinois. Don Gibbs-Princeville, Illinois. Ruth Gibbs CJacksonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Martha Graves CGibbsD-ePrinceville, Illinois. Mary Graves--Peoria, Illinois. Gladys Herrmann CReedD-Chicago, Illinois. Ralph Jackson--Champaign, Illinois. Virginia Jones CReidJ-Farmington, Illinois. Dale Kirtley-Princeville, Illinois. Margaret Lambrechts CRaulainJ-Ambridge, Pennsylvania. Marilyn Murphy CHoferD-Speer, Illinois. Snowden Neill-Kankakee, Illinois. Paul Noland-Bloomington, Illinois. Norma Oertley-East St. Louis, Illinois. Helen Oppelz CGehrigJ-Edelstein, Illinois. La Verne Perdelwitz-Washington, Illinois. Leora Stewart CThrushJ-Peoria, Illinois. Louis Stoecker-Princeville, Illinois. Arvella Stulf-Peoria, Illinois. Mary Toft CSwigerJ-Peoria, Illinois. Iola Vlforsfold-Princeville, Illinois. Jerrold Yess-Army. 1943-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Betty Beall QHutsonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Paul Blank-Peoria, Illinois. Margaret Bridson-Laura, Illinois. Ruth Burton CBegnerl-Princeville, Illinois. Joseph Callery-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Alice Callery CThomasJ-Bloomington, Illinois. Bernadine Camp CDelbridgeJ-Princeville, Illinois. Jean Campbell-Peoria, Illinois. Margaret Chambers CYarnellJ-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-Peoria, Illinois. Stanley Hutson-Princeville, Illinois. Ruth Jaques-St. Louis, Missouri. William Kellogg-Galesburg, Illinois. Donald Kuntz-Peoria, Illinois. Ima Jeanne Lawrence CWearJ-Lincoln, Nebraska. Harold Locher-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Dell Long-Peoria, Illinois. Harold Magnuson-Speer, Illinois. Charles Mendenhall-Army. Alphy Menold-Princeville, Illinois. Marjorie Miller CSchindlerJ--Princeville, Illinois. Betty Mitchell CArcherJ-Princeville, Illinois. Marcile Morrissey CPetersl-Peoria, Illinois. Florence Mummert-Peoria, Illinois. Albert Noland-Champaign, Illinois. Marie Ostrum CGravesJ-Chicago, 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 Schelkop-f lzeppl-Peoria, Illinois. Robert G. Schindler-Princeville, Illinois. Richard Sibley-Champaign, Illinois. I age .feventy-.fix Anna Jean Smith fDarlingJ--Princeville, Illinois. Donald Sniff-Riverside, California. Lila Stahl-Cleveland, Ohio. William Vaughn-Princeville, Illinois. Evelyn Wieland CPaulD-Bloomington, Illinois. Betty Williams-Peoria, Illinois. 1944-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Phyllis Ann Begner-Edelstein, Illinois. Robert J. Berchtold-Edelstein, Illinois. Gloria G. Brannan CRiggenD-Laura, Illinois. Duane W. Burns-Chicago, Ilinois. Marjorie F. Burton CVoelkerJ-Metamora, Illinois. Patricia Ann Callery-Champain, Illinois. Ivan L. Chambers-Princeville, Illinois. Lewis Colgan-Navy. Gerald Dickinson-Peoria, Illinois. Doris Eply-Edelstein, Illinois. Mildred E. Gibbs QMerrittD-Camden, Arkansas. Viola Gruner QBatemanJ-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Hager-Speer, Illinois. Ralph Heinz-Peoria, Illinois. Rose Hietter-Princeville, Illinois. Rita' Hill CRohmannJ-Metamora, Illinois. William Jones-Marines. Marjorie Kruse CPounvichJ-Chicago, Illinois. James Kuntz-Champaign, Illinois. Robert Laisure-Laura, Illinois. Angela McDonnell CSchwarzloseJ-Peoria, Illinois. Gloria McDonnell QAndersonD-Laura, Illinois. Mardell Miller CCarlsonD-Monica, Ilinois. Cecil Mitchell-Wyoming, Illinois. Margaret Mary O'Conner-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Oppelz-1Edelstein, Illinois. Patricia Ann Roll CMurphyJ-Urbana, Illinois. Marjorie Rowe CRollJ-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 CScottD-Bradford, Illinois. Marjorie Williams CBohannonJ-Princeville, Illinois 1945-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Stanley Allen-Speer, Illinois. Maxine Asal-Peoria, Illinois. John Baurer--Peoria, Illinois. Mary Jane Blumenschein CWellsJ-Peoria Illinois. Kenneth Brown-Army. i Verlys Budde-Peoria, Illinois. Richard Bush-Speer, Illinois. Kathleen Callery-Peoria, Illinois. Junior Camp-Princeville, Illinois. Virginia Camp CSloanJ-Princeville, Illinois. Donald E. Carlson-Monica, Illinois. Barbara Crilly-Peoria, Illinois. Darlene Emery-Princeville, Illinois. Vesta Alice Erikson CLindseyD-Monica, Illinois. Mary Be Fogerty--Princeville, Illinois. Dean Gallup-Edelstein, Illinois. Irene ,Gould CDunnP--Kewanee, Illinois. William F. Harmon-Monica, Illinois. Robert Hill-Army. Arta Joyce Holly-Peoria, Illinois. Cherillyn Johnson-Peoria, Illinois. Virginia Kelley Clrvingb-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. Truitt-Matthews Banking Co. Chillicothe Established 1868 - 2- Illinois Pw- Compliments of ez- laden ' gucci S ' Compliments of Robert . ullins Dunlap State Banlc Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Dunlap, Illinois 11, 13 Mary Ann Oppe CMatthewsJ-Peoria, Illinois. Lee E. Perdelwitz-Army. Raymond Powell-Speer, Illinois. Edward Purcell-Davenport, Iowa. Betty Rockel-Chicago, Illinois. Carol Rowe-Dunlap, Illinois. Arvella Sammet-Peoria, Illinois. Merton H. Smith-Edelstein, Illinois. - Ruby M. Streitmatter CHietterD-Princeville, Illinois. ' Vernon E. Streitmatter-Speer, Illinois. William Strickland-Army. Robert Valline-Princeville, Illinois. June Walliker CAultP-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. 4 Evalyn Baurer-Peoria, Illinois. Bessie Beam-Peoria, Illinois. Elvin Bouton-Princeville, Illinois. Duane Camp-Princeville, Illinois. Dorothy Cavadas CSammetP-Princeville, Illinois. Rosene Conley-Princeville, Illinois. Joyce Delbridge-Peoria, Illinois. Kathleen DuBois-Peoria, Illinois. Marjorie Duffy-Princeville, Illinois. Martin I-Iohulin-Morton, Illinois. Dorothy Kellogg-Wheaton, Illinois. Richard Komp-Monica, Illinois. Corliss Laisure-Normal, Illinois. Verna Lauber-Princeville, Illinois. Frances Leonhardt CCampbelll-Peoria, Illinois. james McDonnell--Peru, Illinois. Howard Marshall-Bloomington, Illinois. Nathan Martin-Edelstein, Illinois. Lorraine Mueller-Peoria, Illinois. Corinne Miller-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Murray-Chicago, Illinois. Donald Schindler-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Vera Slane-Princeville, Illinois. Florence Smith CSnifIJ-Princeville, Illinois. Glenn Sniff, Jr.-Princeville, Illinois. Mildred Snyder-Monica, Illinois. Shirlee Snyder CGillamJ-Monica, Illinois. Wyan Stockdell-Edelstein, Illinois. Vernon Stoller-Speer, Illinois. Jeff Streitmatter-Speer, Illinois. Gladys Wieland CChambersP-Princeville, Illinois Dartha Westefer-Princeville, Illinois. Betty Wilson Uonesj-Camp Grove, Illinois. 1947--W. R. Cordis, Principal. Phillip Adams-Peoria, Illinois. Donna Boyer CHansonD-Peoria, Illinois. Dorothy Callery-Davenport, Iowa. Robert Callery-Davenport, Iowa. Dorothy Camp-Princeville, Illinois. Barbara Cheesman-Princeville, Illinois. Cecelia Dallinger-Peoria, Illinois. Iola Doubet-Peoria, Illinois. Glenn DuBois-Princeville, Illinois. Tom Fogerty-Princeville, Illinois. Tom Foster-Tuscon, Arizona. Ted Goffrier-Princeville, Illinois. Evelyn Gruner CGoffrierJ-Princeville, Illinois. Ruth Gruner-Jacksonville, Illinois. Fred Grunert-Princeville, Illinois. Wilfred Hanson-Peoria, Illinois. Miriam Hemmer-Monmouth, Illinois. Earl Hietter-Princeville, Illinois. Maxine Kelly CYeckD-Peoria, Illinois. Phyllis Kirtley CSmithJ-Laura, Illinois. Jack Markgraf-Malvern, Arkansas. Charles Miller--Ludlow, California. Marjorie Morris-Peoria, Illinois. Richard Noland--Champaign, Illinois. Ruth Ann Oakes-Mt. Vernon, Iowa. Gene Peterson-Army. Martha Peterson-Princeville, Illinois. Io Anne Purcell-Davenport, Iowa. Claude Rockel-Princeville, Illinois. Clifford Scott-Princeville, Illinois. Elmer Shaw-Monica, Illinois. Juanita Short-Peoria, Illinois. Leona Smith-Edelstein, Illinois. Betty Sniff-Princeville, Illinois. Velma Stewart-Chillicothe, Illinois. Betty Streitmatter-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Streitmatter-Edelstein, Illinois. Arthur Trowbridge-Edelstein, Illinois. Bernice Wagenbach-Peoria, Illinois. Joyce White-Champaign, Illinois. Wilbur Wilson-Princeville, Illinois. Albert Wys-Dunlap, Illinois. ALUMNI COMMITTEE Betty Burton Della Streitmatter Nona Snyder Emily Menold Page .refuenty-aight KGS: Compliments of Churchill Manufacturing Co. Galesburg, Illinois Makers of Quality Floor Finishes and Building Maintenance Materials A Floor Maintenance Program for Every Type of Floor Sales Representative IVAN E. HARRISON Galesburg, Illinois 122 North Adams Stree Quality Sport Goods G. N. Portman Co. I' Peoria, Illinois V-452-'I Meals Short Orders Rozell's Ice Cream J M'cl C F Princeville, Illinois Phone 33.1 Camiy Cigars 'i B ' CENTRAL at I ILLINOIS u LIGHT a COMPANY Phone 87 Princeville, Illinois G2 25265-1 S' llgli .fl3U8Illy-ILIIL F4492-'S G2 Page DANCING Hub Ballroom Our policy is to furnish a clean, cool, and respectable place for dancing to the best music we can obtain Watch our advertising for big name bands Phone 4 Edelstein, Illinois UNTER l MBER CO. Tile - Building - Septic Tanks - Fence - Insulation - Paint Steel Stanchions and Stalls - Creosoted Posts and Poles Steel Gates Phone 20 Edelstein, Illinois Compliments of Precimore's Service Station Gas - Oil - Batteries - Tires Phone Edelstein ZSF3 Lawn Ridge, Illinois Fred R. Schafer General Merchandise Edelstein ' Illinois viglzfy HGV' sa PRI CEVILLE Alf BAR Sale Every Tuesday Real Estate and Farm Sales J. M. BLISS, Auctioneer and Manager Phone 86J Princeville, Illinois The Beaulq Hook Specializing in Gabrieleen Permanents Admiracion Scalp Care N. MAUDE WHITE, Owner and Operator Phone 99 Princeville, Illinois Compliments of Terminal Grain Co. WILLIAM ALLEN, Agent Phone 62F5 Speer, Illinois LARSON MACHINE SHOP Lathework - :- Welding J. I. Case Electrical Repairs -4:95 H651 Page eighty-one Tretheway Funeral Home Your KROG ER Store G, D. SNIFF, Manager Quality at low prices Why Pay More? Hibbs' Super Market Fresh and Salt Meats - Groceries and Frozen Foods Fish and Oysters in Season Phone 19 Princeville, Illinois lf-Q-D25 Compliments of VERlA'S CAFE Meals - Short Orders - Fountain Service Roszel1's Ice Cream Phone 17 Princeville, Illinois Page riglzty-two rQ9?5'- lp C ml 'PPP II AP QCD: The Princeville Telephone Peoria County's Leading Weekly Established 1876 Phone 96 FOSTER 81 S0 Prescription Pharmacists Drugs - Cosmetics - Jewelry - Paint - Glass - Wallpaper School Supplies VISIT OUR BALCONY GIFTSHOPH Phone 5 Princeville, Illinois Baer Appliance 8g Heating Co. Eaves Troughs - Hardware - Farm Supplies - Installation Heating and Plumbing Supplies Edelstein ' Illinois Meet Your Friends At SNIFF' RECRE TIO PARLOR Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes Enjoy Our Friendly Atmosphere Page eighty-ihrez: -44925 62 llflgl' Compliments of Charles W. ears and on Interior and Exterior Decorating Phone 198M Princeville, Illinois Cunningham's Department Store Full Line of Men's Furnishings and Dry Goods Phone 81 - :- Princeville, Illinois PEER MERCA TILE COMPANY Groceries - Hardware Feeds - Seeds - Locker Service Phone 311921 Speer, Illinois ELSASSER IMPLEME T COMPA Y McCormick-Deering Farm Equipment Hardware and Coal Repairs and Service Phone M-1 Edelstein, Illinois f-i,gl1zy-four 5265-J' S9 N93 :zen Business Phone 66-2R Residence 'Phone 120.1 T. E. MURPHY AGENCY Insurance For Every Need Real Estate and Farm Loans Princeville, Illinois E. . RIGGINS 81 SCDNS GENERAL CONTRACTORS Plumbing - Heating - Electric Wiring - Plastering - Mason Work Phone 98 Princeville, Illinois PETE FAIRFIELD Graves Motor Company . BUICK AND CHEVROLET General Trucking i Monica, Iliinois Sales and Service Phone Brimfield 71F31 Phone 7 Princeville, Illinois AUTO ' WE ' FIRE FLOYD s HARROD State farm Insurance Company Piiiicevillei llliiiois Paul U. Todd, District Manager Blacksmilhs and Welders IllIIl0iS National Bank Truck Bodies to Order Quincy, Illinois our Specialty Page eighty-five N93 Compliments of PRINCE CLEANERS Home of Quality Cleaning Phone 54 Princeville, Illinois l.ucille's Quality Shoppe Things for All the Family Lucille Goffrier, Proprietor Princeville - '- Illinois Attractive Positions for BROWN'S GRADUATES Why not enjoy one of the top positions in Peoria or surrounding territory? If interested, application should be made early. Enrollment is limited to 250. Ask for school catalog B R 0 W N ' S PEORIA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 240 S. Jefferson Ave. 'Phone 3-1256 Stark County Service Co. CHARRY HALL, Manager Phone 55F14 Speer, Illinois W. A. SMITH Hardware R. COX 81 SON Feed - Seed - Produce h' k d S l' C 'C S an um' 'es Phone 32 Princeville, Illinois 5 P ' 'll , Ill' ' Phone 5 rmcevl e mms Lionel Cox Harold Ostrom Compliments of IOE LEVONDUSKI Expert Body and Fender Shop Princeville Illinois 'JM-'E Compliments of WILBUR PULLEN Gas - Oil - Tires - Batteries Phone 9 Princeville, Illinois Page eighty-fix r4x93' Compliments of l1EflIN'S GROCERY Trying to Please Phone 2 Edelstein, Illinois Compliments of RICHARD RDUTH General Contractor Phone 52F13 Edelstein, Illinois laisure's Service Station Phillips 66 Products Expert Greasing and Auto Service Phone Brimfield 72173 Laura - :- Illinois Webster's Store Groceries and Meats Phone Brimfield 95F3 Laura - :- Illinois POTTER'S GARAGE General Garage Service of All Kinds Edelstein Illinois Potter Implement Co. John Deere Quality Machinery Sales and Service Edelstein Illinois LAURA STATE BANK Laura, Illinois Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. -49?-'E IAMES KEMPER Peoria County Service Phone 70F12 Laura, Illinois 5560-3 Page nigh ty-fcwfn Princeville Tap Princeville, Illinois Once a Customer - Always a Friend RALPH KREY C. A. LAWRENCE Electric Sales and Service Telephone 56 Princeville '- Illinois Ruby' s Beauty Shop Expert Beauty Culture Come to my Beauty Nook- -For That Refined Look Phone 75 Princeville, Illinois Peoria Musical Instrument Co. Henry E. Skinner, Proprietor 617 Main Strett Phone 4-2363 Peoria, Illinois Compliments of laura farmer's 1 Co-Operative Elevator Company 3530 West Fifth Avenue Grain - Feed l- Hardware Chicago 24, Illinois B 'ld' M t . I ul ing a erla AL' S B A R B E R S H 0 P When yOl1I' Cl0tl'leS get ' ' D I N G Y ' ' To Look Your Best - Send them to -We'llD0OuFB6St KKBINGY99 Princeville, Illinois Pllgl' rigllly-vig!!! g?Q2a Compliments of KOMP'S GROCERY LARRY J. SMITH Monica Illinois Compliments of Compliments of BLACK TOP TAVERN E. O. SMITH Tippy and Sammy Veterinarian EDELSTEIN CLUB Compliments of EARL E. HENSON, M. D. Try our Famous Barbecues , , n , Princeville - :- Illinois MONICA ELEVATOR CO. Grains - Feed - Coal - Lumber Monica, Illinois DR. O. D. GINGRICH Dentist FRED C. JONES Corn Shelling, Road Rock and Gravel Hauling Auten Peonies 220 new varieties originated in Princeville. Famous Wherever fine peonies are grown. Laura -2- Illinois Edward Auten, Jr. Princeville, Ill. TTER SERVICE s'rA'r1oN Compliments Of STREITMA ' . BOUTON MEMORIAL HOME Gas - Groceries - O11 Lady Attendant Phone 28F22 Lawn Ridge, I1liH0iS Phone 4 Princeville, Illinois Compliments of ASBURY'S MARKET Monica Illinois Compliments of HEINZ SERVICE STATION D-X Gasoline Ice Cream Confections Compliments of ILLINOIS COMMERCIAL TELEPHONE COMPANY Edelstein Exchange '-462-E 62 Compliments of FRANK GRAVES ?65-ll Page eighty-nine Compliments of . DELMAR GROSSAINT D Acilmlghmgnfl H Rock and Lime Hauling , Phone Brimfield 911313 Farmer - Llvesfock Monica I Illinois Princeville Illinois Compliments of STAHL'S HARDWARE STORE DR. M. G. CUTLER Value with Service Physician and SUF8-'QOH Phone 37 Princeville, Illinois MILES G. COLWELL C m 1. t f General Insurance O D lmen S O P h 0 n e q . ILLINOIS CENTRAL Princeville 10 Wyoming 42 TELEPHONE COMPANY FARM BUREAU SERVICE STATION LaVergne Byrnes, Prop. 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