Princeville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Princeville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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Mr. Engelhorn has been on the Princeville faculty for five years as coach. Because of his fine coaching ability the Princes have had many victories. We certainly appreciate his fine sense ot humor and his unequaled friendliness toward every pupil. llbx 1 9 fx E 5 CN M OO 9 X5 ff! A M , X If if ,-. X X f N r - px- 46, Ni 'MI ' N l if x Q 3 V f' 5,3 3 0? X 'J . A V ,,.,. wwf?-'U g lu MX ffl , A--- ' .....,,-.M M, J M, S' 'A ' x X X Q is Q 'X--N .1 L X X , xxixx QL Axlidtflr, . . X ' I! 1 4 QMXXXX n W X if my wr X M ff, -'WD 2 - X'cpl ff X X 0 ,f ,bf H SX' S J J -95 V . . ik 'A,- 1 Z BOARD Of EDUCATION Frank Graves Ed Kuntz, Ralph Gelling Ray Rench, Charles Jaques President Secretary The Board of Education plays an important part in the lives of the students. The members of the Board hire our teachers and maintain the upkeep of our buildings. Mr. Kuntz, the president for the past year, has been a member for ten years. Mr. Rench, the secretary for five years, has been a member seven years. Mr. Gelling has been a member thirteen years, Mr. Graves, five years, and Mr. Jaques, two years. We are grateful for their many ettorts which make it possible tor us to attend this high school. 2 . . f' .lf ,IA OFFICE ECRETARY M' Page four , wif lr! J' T ' 1, , . WW fi M Mrs. Corinne Hill has been a very efficient ofnhce secretary for nearly a year and a halt. She is always friendly and greets everyone with a smile. Her efforts to help the faculty and all the students are appreciated very much. Mrs. Corinne Hill SUPERINHENDENI M f rf Mfr if wffj, ,xy WMM ff. fi Mr. W. R. Cordis, Superintendent Mr. Cordis always has time to say a friendly word to a student and to listen to his problem even though he is kept very busy being superintendent and helping the other members of the faculty. Mr. Cordis has been on our school staft for twenty-two years. He has helped us realize that we must work hard to achieve our aim in life. What would the students of P. C. H. 5. do without the guidance Mr. Cordis has given them? Page five FAC LTY L I .v. MR. DEAN JACKSON Agriculture, Farm Shop, F. F. A. Advisor. j ,fl I . 'ar ,.'- V ' NIM .V M jf, 'I I ,J LOUISE! RUNP1fR f ,I . if Bookkeep' , Shorthand, Tjahgf G neraij 'Eminess Training,gIdlool Trea- sar, Maroon A visqp- , 1 v' i L , 1, I B. S' est n State' Teachers College, , . 1 , L- lll. gfv ,A ' 1 I Kappa Delta Pi. I i MISS CONSTANCE ROARK English, Speech, Drama Advisor, Junior Advisor. B. S., University of illinois, 1948. Zeta Phi Eta. Page six B. S., University of Illinois, 1943. MR, LLOYD PRETTYMAN Mathematics, Music. B. Music Illinois Wesleyan Universit f Y, l936, Western State Teachers College, University of South Dakota. Phi Mu Alpha. MR. W. R. CORDIS, Superintendent. Physics. B, S., University of Illinois, I927, M S. Education, University of illinois, i935 Sigma Delta Sigma, Kappa Phi Kappa Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Delta Kappa. MR. MAHLON M. SAXTON Band Director. Conservatory of Music of Liepzig, Conservatory of Music ot Brussels, Uni- versity of Nebraska. , , , , V ., 1 I. , 1 . - - I 1, ' , 1 1 .i. I FACULTY, ,. I f... I . I,'Mw,, ,,,.MC f 'I ra., W., ..-f .. MISS SHIRLEY TERS MR. JAMES MURSENER G irls' Physical Education Geo ra h MISS HELEN KIENTZLE I 9 p y, Bic:IOQY, General Science, World His- English, Latin, Dramatics, Librarian Civics, Sociology, G, A, A, Adviggr, Iory, Assistant Coach, Sophomore Advisor. Tatler Advisor, Senior Advisor. B. S., Northern State Teachers College, A. B., Eureka College, 1937, Univer- A. B., University of Illinois, 1940, A. 1947- sity ol Iowa. M., University of Illinois, 1945. Psi Alpha Lambda. Alpha Lamba Delta, Eta Sigma Phi. MISS ELLEN TERRY MR, DALE ENGELHORN Home Economics, F. H. A. Advisor, American History, Coach, Boys' Phys Freshman Advisor. sical Education, B, A. A. Advisor. B. S., University ot Illinois, I9113. B , S., Bradley, l937. Phi U 'I ' pslon Omicron. Beta Mu. Page seven ANITOR Mr. Louis Daily US DRIVER This is Mr. DaiIy's second year as janitor in our school. He has done a very good iob of keeping the school clean even though there are over two hundred students to clutter it up. He has become a friend of the students and is vvell liked by all. We take this opportunity to express our appreciation to him for his untiring efforts to keep our halls and class- rooms clean for us. Every morning and evening the bus drivers always have a cheery greeting for us in spite ot busses breaking down and students being late. We salute Mr Chambers, Mr. Bouton, and Mr. Byrnes, for with their cooperation many students are able to attend this school. Page eight Mr. LeRoy Chambers Mr. LaVergne Byrnes Mr. Harold Bouton l Q fy! N ft Kan 13 0 X SENIOR I Page ten MISS HELEN KIENTZLE, Advisor DICK CARTER, Secretary-Treasurer FRED LINDQUIST, President BOB SLANE, Vice-President ADVISOR Miss Helen Kientzle has been the advisor for the Seniors this year. We want to thank her for her help and patience throughout the many activities of the year. She assisted us in preparing our various programs and dances. To her goes our deepest appreciation. OFFICERS The Senior Class elected three boys to represent them this year. They did a very good job in serving the class and proved that they were efficient and helpful in all the ac- tivities the class planned throughout the year. We want to thank them for a iob well done. The Senior Class, veteran high school students, had a very eventful year They elected three boys as officers to represent them. To earn money to sponsor the annual yea'r book, they sold scarves, stationery, pennants, and shirtsg had dances and gave various programs. It was a year full of activities for a group of swell gals and guys with a brilliant future ahead of them. PATRICIA ALLEN Secretary-Treasurer I, Girls' Glee Club 3, Operetta 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. Camp 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3. MADELINE AULT F. H. A. I, 2, 3, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Minstrel Show, Stunt Show 3, Inter-Class Tournament 2, 3, 4, Drama Play 3. GLEYNAFA BAWN Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Drama Play 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, Library Staft I, Tatler Staff 3, 4, Sectional Speech Contest 3, 4, District Speech Contest 2, Inter-class Tournament 2, 3, Senior Minstrel Show, Stunt Show I, 2, 3, 4, D. A. R. 4. JOAN BERRY BandI,2, , ,. . . , G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Maroon Staff 4, Pep Club 2, 4, Stunt Show 2, 4, Inter-class Tournament 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY BIEDERBECK Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club I, 3, 4, Library Staff 2, Tatler Staff 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Show 2, 3 4, Senior Minstrel Show, Junior Red Cross Camp 3. JOE BLANK Junior Play, Drama Play 3, F. H. A. 4, F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Maroon Stat? 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, B. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Show I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Minstrel Show, Inter- class Tournament 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Football Captain 3, 4. Ll L ,vu b . -3.3 !rg 1 -I .J I Av 9, r' Q, I It 'li I J' V yi s..AH nf Page eleven ,L . 33,2 1 I I . .LW I ty. . ', Jiiylgyl . y- SENIOR , uf Page twelve J' RJ bf. DEAN BURNS Drama Play l, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club l, 2, 4, Library Staff 3, 4, Tatler Stat? 4, Baseball 4, Track 4, B. A. A. l, 2, 4, Senior Minstrel Show, Stunt Show l, 2, 3, 4. ETHEL BURNS Drama Play 3, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Maroon Staft 4, Senior Minstrel Show, lnter- class Tournament 3. MAE CALLERY Band 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club l, 3, 4. WlNlFRED CALLERY Vice-President l, Band I, Junior Play, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 4, Inter-class Tournament 3, 4. RICHARD EUGENE CARTER Secretary-Treasurer 4, F. F. A. I, 2, Drama Club 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, B. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Minstrel Show, Stunt Show 3, 4, Senior Play, Inter-class Tournament 4. X COATS 01-. Vice-President 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club l, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Senior Minstrel Show, Stunt Show 2, 3, 4, Tatler Editor 3. . ff at BARBARA COLGAN Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 3, 4, Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Mi:1s'reI Show, Stunt Show I, 3, 4, lnter-class Tournament 2, 3, 4. MAURICE RALPH CRAIN Boys' Glee Club 2, 4, Operetta 2, 4, Junior Play, Drama Play 2, 3, F. F. A. I, 2, 3, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Sectional Speech Contest 2, 3, 4, Senior Minstrel Show, F. F. A. Oration Contest 3, Senior Play. DON DALLINGER F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Tatler Staff 4, Track 4, B. A. A. 4, Senior Minstrel Show, Stunt Show I, 2, 3, 4, Inter-class Tournament 4. DONALD DELL Junior Play, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 3, Drama Play 4, Football 4, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Senior Minstrel Show, B. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Show 4, Boys' State 3, Inter-class Tournament 2, 3, 4. MARGARET DUBOIS F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Library Stal? 4, Tatler Staff 4, Stunt Show 4, Inter- :lass Tournament 4. RICHARD EMERY Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Play 4, Orchestra 2, F. H. A. 4, Drama Club 3, B. A. A. 2, 3, Senior Minstrel Show, District Quartet Contest 3, 4. SENIOR 'xl 5 . gf' ' In 44 1 Page thirteen S N., ,, . ,K l Q. 2 l ' A-..,v,1 ,U E I . A I G If A' A1513 SENIOR Page fourteen DOLORES GOFFRIER Junior Play, Drama Play 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Minstrel Show, Stunt Show 3, Inter-class Tournament 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. PHYLLIS GRUNER Band l, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. T, 2, 3, 4, Maroon Staff 4, Senior Minstrel Show, Stunt Show 2, 3. BETTY MAR I E GUTH F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. DALE HARLAN F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, B. A. A. 3, 4. EILEEN CATHERINE HEINZ Band 1, 2, 3, F. H. A. T, 2, 3, G. A. A. l, 2, 3. HARRY HERRMANN Library StafT 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. XA .V-.- J 7 lm 'V Nvl ' 'X' ll 1 K ' I '. ' c.c1- ' L Q , Q ff fu ' I ,f .U f SENIOR MARK HILL Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta I, 2, 3, F. H. A. 4, Tatler Staff 4, Track 4, B. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4. ALPHIA HOHULIN Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, Track 3, 4, B. A. A. 3, 4, Senior Minstrel Show, District Quartet Contest 3, 4. RUTH HUFFMAN Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Senior Minstrel Show, Inter-class Tour- nament 4, Transferred from Dunlap High School 2. RONALD KING Graduated, January, I949. FRANK KRAFT Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta l, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 4, Track 3, 4, State Vocal Contest 3, B. A. A. I, 3, 4, Senior Minstrel Show, Dis- trict Quartet Contest 4. FRED E. LINDQUIST President 4, Boys' Glee Club I, 2, Maroon Stal? 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, Track 3, 4, B. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Senior Minstrel Show, Inter- class Tournament 2, 3, 4, Carnival King I, Prom King 3. If ' ir' Tun' . llllvilg lf ' Q-. . 74.4 G En CHC -I SENIOR 3 I I Page sixteen ha GLENN MARTIN F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Stunt Show I, 3, 4. DORIS MILLER Vice-President 3, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Play I, 4, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Tatler Stat? 4, Maroon Staff 4, Senior Minstrel Show, Pep Club 2, 3, Stunt Show I, 2, 3, 4, Inter-class Tournament 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3. ALBERTA MITCHELL F. H. A. 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 3, 4. KILL MOODY - J ' lay, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, ram Cl 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 2, 4, Mar Vn all 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3. 4, o r -3 4, B. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Inter- ss ourna , 4, Football ana 4, Senior Play. KAY MURPHY Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Drama Play 3, Library Staff I, Tatler Staff 4, Senior Minstrel- Show, Band Queen 4, Inter-class Tournament 2, 3, Sectional Trio Contest 4, Senior Play. wg' LEE MURRAY Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, -Operetta ' I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 3, Basketball I, 2, Track 3, B. A. A. I, 2, 3, Senior J' 65 Minstrel Show. J 's ANNA MAY NOLAND Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 4, Maroon Stal? 4, Inter-class Tournament 2. BEVERLY NUSS Girls' Glee Club 4, Operetta 4, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Library Stal? 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 4, Inter-class Tournament 2, 3, 4. ROBERT E. PERDELWITZ President I, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Drama Play 2, F. H. A. 4, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, Tatler Stat? 3, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Base- ball l, Track 2, B. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Show I, Inter-class Tournament 2, 3, Senior Play. i I A elwooo PETERSON Y F. H. A. 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Football 0 4, Basketball 3, Baseball 2, B. A. A. 3, 4, Stunt Show 3, 4, Football Manager 3, Inter-class Tournament 2, 3, 4, Trans- ferred from Bowen High School, Chicago,g 2. VlARJORlE PETERSON Girls' Glee Club l, 2, l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Operetta F. H. A. l, Z, 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, l, 2, Stunt Show 4. JOANNE RYAN F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4. SENIOR Page seventeen MOE SCHAFER Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, Operetta 2, Band 3, Junior Play, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, B. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Senior Minstrel Show, Stunt Show 2, 3, Inter-class Tournament 2, 3, 4, Basketball Captain 4, Transferred from Timber Township High School 2. ROBERT SLANE President 2, Vice-President 4, Boys Glee Club l, 2, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3 4, B. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Mins el Show, Stunt Show 3, 4, Boys' State 3 Inter-class Tournament 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN SMITH President 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Drama Play 2, 3, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 3, Tatler Staff 2, Maroon Stal? 3, 4, State Speech Contest 4, Sectional Speech Contest 2, 3, Senior Minstrel Show, F. H. A. Camp T, Inter-class Tournament 2. PATSY SNIFF Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Pla Drama Play 2, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, G A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club l, 2 Senior Minstrel Show, Stunt Show 4, District Vocal Contest 2, HAROLD STARKWEATHER Boys' Glee Club 2, Operetta 2, F. H. A. 4, F. F. A. 2, 3, Drama Club 2, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 4, Track 4, B. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Transferred from Pekin Community High School 2. JIM WEAVER F. H. A. 4, Track 2, 3, 4, B. A 2, 3, 4. WINTRESS WEBSTER Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4. NORMAN E. WIELAND Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Band 2, Drama Play 3, F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 4, Senior Minstrel Show. WILMA WIELAND Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, Library Stat? 2, 3, 4. SENIOR THE FOLLOWING SENIORS ARE NOT PICTURED: RAY ASBURY Band 3, 4, F. F. A. 3, Inter-class Tournament 3, 4, Transferred from Galva High School 3. MARILYN JOYCE LaMAY F. H. A. 2, G. A. A. 2, Transferred from Wyoming High School 2. BOB MURNAN. Page nineteen IU IOR The Junior Class started its year off by attending the Junior-Senior wiener roast on September 27. The Juniors presented a very good play, Make Yourself at Home, on November 5. The class had the responsibility of earning money for the annual Junior-Senior Prom, so the members kept busy by selling Christmas cards, candy, and pencils. They also sold food at the games and sponsored dances. The Seniors appreciated their efforts by enioying . -vw- ,,.., themselves at the Prom. MISS CONSTANCE ROARK, Advisor MARJORIE EMERY, Vice-President FRANCIS OWENS, President FRANCES ADAMS, Secretary-Treasurer First Row: Mariorie Emery, Norma Talbert, Jeannette Camp, Gladys Barrett, Helga Werner, Wilma Ely. Second Row: Duane Elsasser, Ronnie Huffman, Pat Harmon, Mike McManis, Jim King. Third Row: Frank Beall, LaVerne Peterson, Dan Hyde, Jim Black. ,fff 'f Page twenty - - 4 First Row: Jean Doubet, Helen Adolphson, Frances Adams, Edith Williams, Marie Foster. Second Row: Helen Mclniyre, Joanne Murnan, Frank Wilson, Bob Powell, Frank Neff, Ted Fairfield. Third Row: Vernon Hohulin, Jack Moody, Alfred Sfreitmatter, Lawrence Donafh, Hardy Whitiaker. First Row: Francis Owens, Dawn Pinkney, Marilyn Noonen, Pat Calhoun, Jim Allen. Second Row: Amy DeBord, Ruth Ryan, Ri1a Ryan, Dorothy Baurer, Bob Robinson, Rodger Marshall. Third Row: Bob Doty, Steven Berry, Art Frisby, Charles Piercy. x. fy 'Sui Page twenty-one OPHOMORE MARVIN GRAVES, President GERALD HILL, Secretary-Treasurer FRITZ LAUBER, Vice-President MR. JAMES MURSENER, Advisor The Sophomore Class, not lucky enough to be upperclassmen, but full-fledged members of P. C. H. S., started the year oFf with the Freshman- Sophomore wiener roast on October 26. Then, the class won first place again this year in the Stunt Show. The waitresses and waiters for the Prom were chosen from their class. The class spent a very enjoyable year participating in the various school activities. First Row: Joan Noonen, Joann Smits, Joyce Cooling, Marie Hawley, Elizabeth Oakes. Second Row: Sandra Granko, Dolores Simpson, Virginia Stickel, Alvin Gould. Third Row: Don Wilson, Charles Kalb, Phillip Evans, Ellsworth Martin, Dean Streitmatter. Page twenty-two 4.-vw 'Y f-, 'VF First Row: Carmelitta Chapin, Donna Pierce, Doris Benedict, Lucille Eckley, Claree Noland, Second Row: Doris Smith, Margaret Schindler, Bob Smith, Bill Herman. Third Row: Sidney Webster, George Snyder, Don Pullen, Bill McLaughlin, Doyle Yagcr. First Row: Leona Starkweather, Shirley Smith, Phyllis Schmidt, Mary Ellen Wagenbach, Margaret Schrincr, Helen Kruskop. Second Row: Dick Foster, Pat Mattox, Mary Harker, Gerald Hill, Russell Crossett. Third Row: Lyle Shaw, Ray Ely, Marvin Graves, Fritz Lauber. si - i., Page twenty-three FRE HME The Freshmen began their Hrst year at P. C. H. S. as green treshiesf' The class attended a Wiener roast on October 26 with the Sophomore Class, and later in the year had a St. Patrick's Day party. Their members participated in other activities such as band, glee club, olramatics, football, basketball, and track. The Freshmen won second in the annual Stunt Show this year. We want to wish the entire class lots ot luck in their future years here. MISS ELLEN TERRY, Advisor JIM MONTGOMERY, President FRANKLIN PlERCY, VICE-President MARILYN PETERSON, Secretary-Treasurer First Row: Wynnellee l-lawksworth, Earline Wisenburg, Caryl Cordis, Marjorie Slane, Marianne Moore, Maydelle Grossaint. Second Row: Barbara Morris, Shirley Streitrnatter, Martha Leuthold, Irma Begner, Lillian Wilson. Third Row: Jean Johnston, Luella Kruskop, Marilyn Peterson, Aldine Asal, Margaret Smith. Fourth Row: Don McNeeley, Earl Brandenburg, .lim Gould, Verl Stocl-cdell. n Page twenty-four 3 Q First Row: Eleanor Ely, Eileen Thurston, Phyllis Erikson, Lois Williams, Bertha Grunert, Marian Doubet. Second Row: Dolores Woertz, Jean Bawn, Carlotta Millard, Lois Mclntyre, Eugene Noonen. Third Row: Gene Callery, Bob Ohlman, Robert Ryan, Donald Epley, Milton Dallinger, Bill Hawley. Fourth Row: Melvin Hohulin, Jim Montgomery, Robert Westarf, Tom DuBois, Franklin Piercy. First Row: Patricia Morris, Lavayne Bailey, Margie Bliss, Doris Kraft, Iva Camp, Doris Bawn. Second Row: Joyce Johnston, Helen Hodges, Marlene Adams, Betty Keaton, Alice Ryan. Third Row: Lucille Lauber, Doris Kneer, Barbara Snifff, Veronica Eckley, Ralph Gilbert, Lester Streitmatter. Fourth Row: Walter Herrmann, Toni Edwards, Ronald Nelson, Don Higgs, Vernon Miller. W9 Mb HQ. cf -an Page twentysfive Page twenty-six -Fa V fi ,K ,f 'LL Www' I 9' y .68 MVN -P3 Jw Xw fix w M N 2 f x uf' M ROON STAFF The 1949 MAROON has been prepared to help you remember the events ot the past school year. To aid in the purpose ot the MAROON the seniors have made it as complete as possible. They hope you will regard this tangible memory as a treasured possession whose value will increase vvith time. MARY ANN SMITH, Editor First Row: Mrs. Louise Grundler, Advisor, Mr. W, R. Corclis, Superintendent, Mary Ann Smith, Editor, Bill Moody, Business Manager. Second Row: Fred Lindquist, Athletics, Rodger Marshall, Junior Business Manager, Joe Blank, Circulation Manager, Jeanne Coats, Advertising Manager, Doris Miller, Circulation Manager, Frances Adams, Junior Editor, Anna May Noland, Activities, Phyllis Gruner, Administration, Ethel Burns, Classes, Joan Berry, Athletics. Page twenty-eight TATTER STAFF The Tatler is the school newspaper published monthly by a stef? composed of members of all the classes. They are kept busy observing both im- portant school events and the everyday happenings. Their contributions make this paper interesting to read. The Tatler has a comparatively large circu- lation and is enjoyed by all the subscribers. SHIRLEY BIEDERBECK, Editor First Row: Mrs. Corinne Hill, Typist, Beverly Nuss, Kay Murphy, Marjorie Emery, Shirley Biederbeck, Jeanne Coats, Miss Helen Kientzle, Advisor, Frank Kraft. Second Row: Frances Adams, Gleynafa Bawn, Donna Pierce, Don Pullen, Doris Miller, Margaret DuBois, Anna May Noland, Sandra Granko, Tom Edwards. Third Row: Don Dallinger, Jack Moody, Bill Moody, Dean Burns, Mr. W. R. Cordis, Superintendent, Mark Hill, Pat Harmon. Page twenty-nine FUTURE FARMER Of AMERIC Boys interested in agriculture are invited to ioin the Future Farmers of America. The F. F. A. competed against other clubs in a iudging contest, public speaking contests, and a parliamentary procedure contest. Our F. F. A. basketball team, ful season. By selling seeds and operating a milk stand at school the members raised money, from their fund they purchased a clock for the Ag room. A hayrack ride with the F. H. A. was held October 9. All activities were directed by Mr. Dean Jackson. RONNIE HUFFMAN, Sentinel BOB SLANE, Vice-President JOE BLANK, President BILL MOODY, Reporter MOE SCHAFER, Treasurer DON DELL, Secretary MR. DEAN JACKSON, Advisor First Row: Bill Moody, Don Dell, Alfred Streitmatter, Moe Schafer, Dean Burns, Don Dallinger, Joe Blank, Jack Moody. Second Row: Jim Black, Ted Fairfield, Glenn Martin, Bob Slane, Norman Wieland, Mr. W. R. Cordis, Superintendent, Mr. Dean Jackson, Advisor, Ellsworth Martin, Bill Hawley, Tom DuBois, Frank Beall, Charles Kalb. Third Row: Dan Hyde, Lyle Shaw, Ray Ely, Pat Harmon, Alvin Gould, Fritz Lauber, Hardy Whittaker, Don Higgs, Alphia Hohulin, Bob Powell, Bob Perdelwitz, Dale Harlan. Fourth Row: Jim King, Vernon Hohulin, Bob Westart, Milton Dallinger, Melvin Hohulin, Ronnie Huffman, Robert Ryan, Gene Callery, Eugene Noonen, Mike McManis. Page thirty outfitted with new uniforms, completed a success- E TURE HOMEMAKER OE AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is made up ot students who have had at least one course in Home Ec. in high school. Monthly meetings were held with diversihed programs, such as initiation of new members, Christmas gift exchange, heart sister Valentine exchange, and a descriptive lesson on manners with students from Dunlap High School. A rally with other clubs of the district supple- mented the year's activities. The Princeville chapter was privileged to be the first F. H. A. chapter to have boys as official members. FRANCES ADAMS, Secretary WINTRESS WEBSTER, Treasurer MlSS ELLEN TERRY, Advisor PAT ALLEN, President MARY ANN SMITH, Vice-President First Row: Wintress Webster, Marilyn Peterson, Marjorie Peterson, Betty Guth, Joann Smits, Wynnellee Hawksworth, Eleanor Ely, Veronica Eckley, Doris Benedict, Donna Pierce, Lucille Eckley, Shirley Streitmatter, Phyllis Schmidt. Second Row: Ethel Burns, Barbara Colgan, Mary Harker, Joan Berry, Phyllis Gruner, Jean Doubet, Iva Camp, Earline Wisenburg, Eileen Thurston, Phyllis Erikson, Doris Bown, Frances Adams, Ruth Huftman. Third Row: Norma Talbert, Miss Ellen Terry, Advisor, Marjorie Emery, Margaret Schriner, Virginia Stickel, Marie Hawley, Mae Callery, Wilma Wieland, Winifred Callery, Pat Allen, Pat Sniff, Pat Mattox, Edith Williams, Ruth Ryan, Rita Ryan, Joanne Muman, Amy DeBord, Dorothy Baurer, Mary Ann Smith. Fourth Row: Joanne Ryan, Helen Adolphson, Anna May Noland, Jean Bawn, Lillian Wilson, Wilma Ely, Martha Leuthold, Marianne Moore, Mariorie Slane, Doris Kraft, Lois Williams, Mary Ellen Wagenbach, Margaret DuBois, Shirley Biederbeck, Jeanne Coats, Carlotta Millard, Jeannette Camp, Mr. W. R. Cordis, Superintendent, Carmelitta Chapin. Fifth Row: Alice Ryan, Beverly Nuss, Marie Foster, Maydelle Grossaint, Marilyn Noonen, Margie Bliss, Caryl Cordis, Marian Doubet, Leona Starkweather, Elizabeth Oakes, Margaret Schindler, Claree Noland, Pat Calhoun. Q Q in 9 li .. .. 4. Page thirty-one GIRL ' ATHLETIC ASSOCI TIO First Row: Eileen Thurston, Doris Bown, Iva Wilma Ely, Rita Ryan, Ruth Ryan, Lois Mclntyre, Second Row: Mariorie Slane, l.aVayne Bailey, Bliss, Irma Begner, Shirley Smith, Lucille Eckley, Dolores Goffrier. Jeannette Camp, Betty Keaton. Camp, Phyllis Erikson, Earline Wisenburg, Lillian Wilson, Jean Bawn, Marianne Moore, Doris Kraft, Caryl Cordis, Maydelle Grossaint, Margie Helen Kruskop, Carmelitta Chapin, Joyce Cooling, Third Row: Dorothy Libby, Ruth Huftman, Ethel Burns, Joan Berry, Eleanor Ely, Veronica Eckley, Wilma Wielancl, Norma Talbert, Doris Benedict, Pat Mattox, Donna Pierce, Kay Murphy, Beverly Nuss, Doris Miller. Fourth Row: Barbara Snift, Margaret Schriner, Elizabeth Oakes, Claree Noland, Margaret Schindler, Pat Adams, Phyllis Gruner, Jeanne Coats, Shirley Biederbeck, Madeline Ault, Joanne Ryan, Joanne Murnan, Marie Foster, Helen Adolphson, Mariorie Emery, Miss Shirley Ters, Advisor. Fifth Row: Gleynafa Bawn, Joann Smits, Margaret DuBois, Betty Guth, Mariorie Doubet, Lois Williams, Alice Ryan, Aldine Asal, Carlotta Millard, Lucille Lauber, Joan Sixth Row: Wynnellee Hawksworth, Barbara Colgan, Marilyn Noonen, Pat Allen Mary Harker, Pat Snift, Jean Doubet, Edith Williams, Anna May Noland, Mae Callery, DORIS MILLER, President WINIFRED CALLERY, Secretary MISS SHIRLEY TERS, Advisor MARY ANN SMITH, Vice-President PHYLLIS GRUNER, Treasurer Peterson, Marilyn Noonen. Winifred Callery, Ma rlene Adams, Martha Leuthold, Calhoun, Frances Alberta Mitchell, Peterson, Marian Mary Ann Smith, The Girls' Athletic Association consists of girls interested in the various sports. Under the direc tion of Miss Shirley Ters, the advisor, the members participated in soccer, basketball, softball, volley ball, folk dancing, and social dancing in the P. E. classes held daily. Other activities tor the year included an initiation party in the fall and a skating party in the spring. Page thirty-two BOYS' ATHLETIC ASSOCI TIO First Row: Lawrence Donath, Ronnie Huffman, Harold Starkweather, Elwood Peterson, Mr. Dale Engelhorn, Advisor, Mr. W. R. Cordis, Superintendent, Mr. James Mursener, Advisory Dick Carter, Fred Lindquist, Bob Slane, Moe Schafer, Eugene Noonen. Second Row: Rodger Marshall, Marvin Graves, Charles Kalb, Don Pullen, Bob Robinson, Jim Allen, Duane Elsasser, Francis Owens, Franklin Piercy, Joe Blank, Bill Moody, Alphia Hohulin, Phillip Evans. Third Row: Lee Murray, Jim Montgomery, Frank Beall, Jim Black, Sidney Webster, Bill Herman, Tom DuBois, Bill Hawley, Norman Wieland, Ellsworth Martin, Don Higgs, Vernon Miller. Fourth Row: Dick Foster, Dean Burns, Don Dell, Alfred Streitmatter, Bob Perdelwitz, Don Wilson, Charles Piercy, Art Frisby, Dale Harlan, Dan Hyde, Pat Harmon, George Snyder. Fifth Row: Francis Lauber, Frank Neff, Hardy Whittaker, Mark Hill, Jim Weaver, Frank Kraft, Gerald Hill, Lyle Shaw, Raymond Ely, Bill McLaughlin, Alvin Gould, Ted Fairfield. FRED LINDQUIST, President DICK CARTER, Secretary-Treasurer DUANE ELSASSER, Vice-President MR. DALE ENGELHORN, Advisor MR. JAMES MURSENER, Advisor Boys who have more than a spectator's interest in sports ioin the Boys' Athletic Association. Their activities include: football in the fall, basketball in the winter, and baseball and track in the spring. The B. A. A. made season tickets for the basketball games available to students at a savings. During the first semester, the organization also sold Coca Cola to the students. ff 1' .-, Page thirty-three DRAMA CLUB First Row: Bill Moody, Ronald Nelson, Jack Moody, Don Dallinger, Dean Burns, Mr. W. R. Cordis, Superintendent, Miss Constance Roark, Advisor, Frank Kraft, Frank Neff, Rodger Marshall, Elwood Peterson, Joe Blank. Second Row: Kay Murphy, Pat Harmon, Glenn Martin, Tom Edwards, Wynnellee Hawksworth, Earline Wisenburg, Eileen Thurston, Phyllis Erikson, Luella Kruskop, Doris Bown, Frances Adams, Harold Starkweather, LaVayne Bailey Third Row: Maurice Crain, Dolores Goffrier, Marie Hawley, Mae Callery, Wilma Wieland, Winifred Callery, Pat Sniff, Bertha Grunert, lrrna Begner, Pat Mattox, Edith Williams, Carlotta Millard, Madeline Ault. Fourth Row: Barbara Colgan, Jean Bawn, Lillian Wilson, Martha Leuthold, Marianne Moore, Marjorie Slane, Margie Bliss, Caryl Cordis, Doris Kraft, Margaret DuBois, Shirley Biederloeck, Jeanne Coats, Mary Ann Smith, Doris Miller. Fifth Row: Gleynafa Bawn, Beverly Nuss, Marie Foster, Maydelle Grossaint, Dawn Pinkney, Marilyn Noonen, Alberta Mitchell, Marian Doubet, Leona Starkweather, Elizabeth Oakes, Margaret Schindler, Claree Noland, Joan Noonen. GLEYNAFA BAWN, Vice-President KAY MURPHY, President BILL MOODY, Secretary-Treasurer MISS CONSTANCE ROARK, Advisor l The officers of the Drama Club under the super- vision of Miss Constance Roark sponsored an eventful year for their members. The first of the club's activities was an initiation. Next the club went to Champaign to see the college presentation of The Doctor in Spite of Himself. A little later in the year the club had a sleighing party. The Drama Play, We Shook the Family Tree, was presented April 22, to close the activities for the year a farewell picnic was held. Page thirty-four BAD First Row: Sayra Foster, John Schelkopf, Kay Murphy, .loan Berry, Jim Burns, Eddie Bates, Marilyn Peterson, Maydelle Grossaint, Marjorie Peterson, Dorothy Grunert. Second Row: Barbara Snitcf, Marjorie Slane, Bonita Prettyman, Donna Pierce, Mae Callery Caryl Cordis, Elizabeth Oakes, Mariorie Emery, Frances Adams. Third Row: Jean Bawn, Phyllis Schmidt, Doyle Yager, Claree Noland, Wintress Webster, Marilyn Noonen, Pat Allen, Pat Calhoun. Fourth Row: Jean Doubet, Don Pullen, Jim Black, Doris Bown, Doris Kraft, Virginia Stickel Marie Hawley. Fifth Row: Mr. W. R, Cordis, Superintendent, Edith Williams, Bill Hawley, Shirley Biederbeck Gleynafa Bawn, Sidney Webster, Marvin Graves, Mr. Mahlon Saxton, Director. Sixth Row: Alphia Hohulin, Jim Montgomery, Rodger Marshall, Bob Powell, Richard Emery The band is one of the most active and outstanding organizations within the school. As a result of two general rehearsals a week, the members have played regularly at parades, concerts, and football games. Last year the band and its capable director were rated first in the sectional and second in the finals at the state contest. They also won the Governor's Trophy at the State Fair last summer. The snappy new band uniforms lend extra class to the band and are appreciated immensely by the members. KAY MURPHY, Band Queen and Maiorette ANNA MAY NOLAND, President DONNA PIERCE, Librarian DOROTHY GRUNERT, Vice-President MAE CALLERY, Secretary-Treasurer VIRGINIA STICKEL, Lillrarian MR. MAHLON SAXTON, Advisor Page thirty-five OPERETTA I Helen Adolphson, Doris Miller, Kay Murphy, Mr. Lloyd Prettyman, Director, Alphia Hohulin, Ruth Huhiman, Richard Emery, Gleyrtafa Bawn, Pat Mattox, Frank Kraft, Shirley Biederbeck, Accompanisi, GLEYNAFA BAWN, President SHIRLEY BIEDERBECK, Secretary-Treasurer MR. LLOYD PRETTYNIAN, Advisor RICHARD EMERY, Vice-President Page thirty-six The operetta, Bits O'Blarney, was presented by the Glee Clubs on November IQ. The scene was that of an Irish locale. A splendid performance vvas given by the cast which was as follows: Mike O'Noole, Richard Emery, Peggy, Kay Murphy, Pat- rick, Frank Kraft, Mary, Pat Mattox, Rosie, Gleynafa Bawn, Agnes, Ruth Huffman, Robert, Alphia Hohulinp dancer, Helen Aclolphson, dancer, Doris Miller, and a host of Irish boys and girls. The interlude was given by Maurice Crain, Edith Williams, and Phyllis Schmidt. Shirley Biederbeck was the accompanist and Mr. Lloyd Prettyman the director. First Row: Marilyn Peterson Marqaret Smith Mr Lloyd Prett man Ad ' , N , . y , visor, Shirley Biederbeck, Mr. W. R. Cordis, Superintendent, Mariorie Peterson, Kay Murphy, Wilma Wieland. Second Row: Helen Adolphson, Mariorie Emery, Donna Pierce, Pat Mattox, Pat Snift, Mary Ann Smith, Phyllis Erikson. Third Row: LaVayne Bailey, Ruth Huffman, Elizabeth Oakes, Caryl Cordis, Margie Bliss, Marian Doubet, Doris Miller. Fourth Row: Claree Noland, Marie Hawley, Virginia Stickel, Marie Foster, Jean Doubet, Carlotta Millard, Wintress Webster. Fifth Row: Edith Williams, Phyllis Schmidt, Doris Kraft, Jean Bawn, Beverly Nuss, Barbara Colgan, Gleynafa Bawn. First Row: Bill Herman Melvin Hohulin Tom Edwards M Ll d , , , r. oy Prettyman, Advisor, Phyllis Schmidt, Mr, W. R. Cordis, Superintendent, Russell Crossett, Ronald Nelson. Second Row: Sidney Webster, Bill Hawley, Franklin Piercy, Tom DuBois, Norman Wieland, Earl Brandenburg, Jim King, Maurice Crain. Third Row: Duane Elsasser, Frank Neff, Pat Harmon, Bill McLaughlin, Frank Kraft, Don Wilson, Charles Piercy, Art Frisby. Fourth Row: Rodger Marshall, Lee Murray, Bob Powell, Jim Montgomery, Richard Emery, Mark Hill, Alphia Hohulin, Bob Smith. The Glee Clubs, under the direction of Mr, Lloyd Prettyman, are made up of voices chosen from the entire student body. Their singing has been cnjoyed in all programs in which they have had a part. The repertoire of these groups consistent ol hoth rlassir and semi-classic compositions. Selected groups and soloists were entered in the district contest and in the Blackhawk Music Festival, Shirley Biederbeck and Phyllis Schmidt served as acllompanists. Page thirty-seven IUNIOR-SENIOR PROM FIRST ROW: Fred Lindquist and Verna Edwards were chosen by the Juniors and Seniors as king and queen of our Prom. Ted Mikita's orchestra furnished the music of the evening which was enjoyed by everyone. The waiters for the dinner were chosen from the Sophomore Class. They were as follows: First Row: Frank Neff, Jim Allen, Ronnie Huffman, Lawrence Donath. Second Row: Art Frisby, Alfred Streitmatter, Francis Owens, Richard Webber, Bob Robinson. SECOND ROW: The Grand March, which everyone joined, was lead by Mary Ann Smith and Elwood Peterson. The waitresses, picturesque in their typical Hawaiian costumes, were: First Row: Pat Calhoun, Gladys Barrett, Helen Adolphson, Marilyn Noonen. Second Row: Norma Talbert, Rita Ryan, Ruth Ryan, Marjorie Emery, Jean Doubet, Helga Werner. These casual observers seemed to enjoy the prom. THIRD ROW: Page thirty-eight Surrounding the dance floor was a terrace ot attractive tables. ln the lite-size jungle hut we crowned our king and queen. MINSTRI1 QEOW FIRST ROW: Guess Who-could it be a Senior boy?? Meet Shine in the Dark Oscar-Burns seems to like the fellow but Kraft doesn't seem too sure. Blank, Mr. Interlocutor, finds out the latest marital troubles of Mr. Bones. Mammy Sniff swings out on Shortenin' Bread. SECOND ROW: Kraft warms up on Stephen Foster melodies. Those St. Louis Women, Goffrier and Ault, are in perfect tap routine. lt's awfully hard to get that stuff off! Page thirty-nine SENIOR PLAY The Senior Play, The Man on the Stairs, was successfully presented on March l8. The mystery-comedy was under the direction ot Miss Helen Kientzle. The cast was as follows: Aunt Molly Bremmer, a spry, gentle old lady of 85. .. ... Mary Jane Bremmer, her grandniece ........... . .. Jed Stuart, a college student .,.... Mike Moran, an old desert rat ... Richard Humphries, a lawyer .............. Victoria Trouble, a breezy relative ot Murdock's . . . Philip Magnin, a magician ................ Mrs. Murdock, Mary .lane's adopted aunt .. Gwen Murdock, cousin by adoption ..... First Row: Mary Ann Smith, Bill Moody, Gleynafa Bawn. Second Row: Kay Murphy, Dolores Gottrier, Pat Sniff, Bob Perdelwitz, Maurice Crai .Gleynata Bawn .Mary Ann Smith ......Bill Moody . . .Dick Carter ...Maurice Crain . . .Dolores Goftrier .. .Bob Perdelwitz ......Pat Sniff . . .Kay Murphy n, Dick Carter. Page forty 'EEZ' IUNIOR PLAY f, jmfyhw after., , f7ZJg7f4f4.1 Lev 421- 4-'L-fx 3. 'M l 7-M! A ,MEMJ -5-5 V 'BQ-eeipd 5 4 ,Q 5l!gf,., 'rw 6 'Mn't j 7.1, lil s,.fiJ1-fsif' if . EMM 75 X? h f Q. ff fM.JQf 7 'W,?T' Mg I u- 1443 io 16:-4.,f'-wi ' iw' I0 y Z07f77, .34 50x A-,D if ff- fir -f' fl, arilyn Noonen, Duane 'ember 5. g success. rue Emery r Calhoun Huflman rie Foster l Peterson rank Neff e Elsasser ' Marshall fl Noonen Xclolphson Pg fry HBRARY STAFF First Row: Margaret DuBois, Kay Mruphy, Jeanne Coats, Beverly Nuss, Jack Moody. Second Row: Joan Noonen, Doris Miller, Mary Harker, Ruth Ryan, Amy DeBord, Miss Helen Kientzle, Advisor, Frances Adams, Caryl Cordis, Dean Burns. . Third Row: Harry Herrmann, Frank Kraft, Alphia Hohulin, Edith Williams, Mr. VV. R. Cordis, Superintendent, Dorothy Baurer. Page forty-two The pupils on the library staff have performed their duties extremely well. They each spend a period a clay at the library checking out books, re- minding students of clue books, collecting fines, and keeping the library in order. Miss Helen Kientzle supervises their duties and selects the new books. JUNIOR Pl Y Miss Helen Kientzle, Director, Ronnie Huffman, LaVerne Peterson, Pat Calhoun, Marie Foster, Marilyn Noonen, Duane Elsasser, Mariorie Emery, Frank Neff, Helen Adolphson. The Junior Play, Make Yourself at Home, was presented on November 5. This three-act comedy, directed by Miss Helen Kientzle, proved to be a big success. The characters were as follows: Mary Ward, a deserving young lady .. Janie Ward, mischievious tvvin ..., Jimmie Ward, rnischievious twin ..... Lavinia Parker, their aunt from Boston . . . Eustace Sprague, a very proper gentleman Mike, supposedly the Kiss Thief . . Tyler, Mike's loyal friend ...... Cassidy, Irish Policeman ...... Gail, flirtatious friend of Mary's .. Minette, giggly friend of Mary's .. . .Marjorie Emery . ...Pat Calhoun .Ronnie Huffman . . . .Marie Foster LaVerne Peterson .....Frank Neff . .Duane Elsasser . .Roger Marshall .Marilyn Noonen Helen Adolphson Page forty-one UBRARY STAFF First Row: Margaret DuBois, Kay Mruphy, Jeanne Coats, Beverly Nuss, Jack Moody. Second Row: Joan Noonen, Doris Miller, Mary Harker, Ruth Ryan, Amy DeBord, Miss Helen Kientzle, Advisor, Frances Adams, Caryl Cordis, Dean Burns. . Third Row: Harry Herrmann, Frank Kraft, Alphia Hohulin, Edith Williams, Mr. W. R. Cordis, Superintendent, Dorothy Baurer. Page forty-two The pupils on the library stat? have performed their duties extremely well. They each spend a period a day at the library checking out books, re- minding students of due books, collecting fines, and keeping the library in order. Miss Helen Kientzle supervises their duties and selects the new books. ' '--...st . '-Q--...ss , ,D fszpl . . - - 45559 fi ' V ZW? 4,4 'K W X- , .,-N. V ,Q E gmf 9' ' 4 Li ' W mnil A f,:'g3, f ' f , ., Q- , ' - Q 1 w ,il D I was 'fm rf ' ' S... X., . .K 5-A , ' 9' 'fi WH ' ' X, ' w Phi? . x 1 Q I M, Yi if ', .f :ggi 1 ,-' 1, ,Q 'f :MV J., V I j Y , I X H4641 I xxx fi UGH 7 b'yi,V Y 2 4 P2 Q .J X 4 4 ffgmzyigf H134 X ws ' 'W x ,ff Zi? ' f . Q f XF' ff N dvi x s....,,. , 4 v W , I 2 5 W X N 1 km f? f 4 f f 043' if 1 -My ,K .N xg 4 Q .av I FW ' s., if ,ff Nfl - f Y' fwfxa - 'A ,tfefu J,,Zf-zgilfyfig' N 0 Q U E , ' ..'f'Vff2 L' ,. 1' PWXTQX, , 1. . ' uv f , L5 1 is 1' ' ss .,. An P 'QXXM - ,LK L E 51 2 K . fi Q 'N 1' x eL0'M y ' Qf sb W . J J 1 S 4 COACHE Mr. Dale Englehorn, as coach of Princeville High School, and Mr. James Mursener, as assistant coach, have worked very hard to produce successful athletic teams. They should be com- mended for their fine work and tireless effort. Mr. Dale Engelhorn, Coachg Mr. James Mursener, Assistant Coach The managers are a very essential part of the team and are greatly appreciated by the members of the squads. They have been very efficient in caring for all the athletic equipment and helping the coaches. They have done a great deal to help make a successful season. Bill Moody, Don Pullen, Norman Wielanol, Joe Blank. Page fortyrfour F V l I v-.. FOOTBALL With several returning lettermen, our coaches built a very strong football team. Having lost the opening game to Toulon, Princeville fought determinedly against a strong Galva team to start a winning streak. With the spirit engrossed in them by the coaches they went roaring on down to Chilli and Bradford. Then due to iniury to a key backtield man, the morale of the team was lessened and they took a drumming from Wyoming to the tune of 7 to 6. After this the team went on to defeat Wetherstield, only to go down the next game to powerful Walnut. The season was finished up with a heartbreaking loss to Dunlap by l point. The Junior Varsity coached by James Mursener got oFf to a fair start although they had a few inexperienced players. They fought to a tie with Roosevelt. They then won three games in succession from Galva, Chilli, and Wethersfield. The next game was with Chilli, due to fumbles and trouble in the line, Chilli was able to over power us and take the game 6 to O. They came surging back to defeat a determined Canton team by a terrific score of 20 to O. The season was finished by winning from Bradford T9 to T3. With this kind of play Princeville should have strong teams in the future. First Row: Don Dell, Bill McLaughlin, Frank Neff, Charles Piercy, Art Frisby, Dan Hyde, Elwood Peterson, Harold Stark- weather Joe Blank, Marvin Graves. Second Row: Rodger Marshall, Duane Elsasser, Bob Robinson, Lyle Shaw, Hardy Whittaker, Dick Carter, Fred Moe Schafer, Bob Slane, Fritz Lauber. Lindquist, Third Row: Mr. Dale Engelhorn, Coach, George Snyder, Bill Hawley, Tom DuBois, Franklin Piercy, Francis Owens, Dick Foster Ray Ely, Dale Harlan, Ted Fairfield, Mr. James Mursener, Assistant Coach. Fourth Row: Don Pullen, Don Wilsong Pat Harmon, Jim Montgomery, Don Higgs, Charles Kalb, Phillip Evans, Lawrence Donath Ronnie Huffman, Manager. if L, L. Page forty-five MOE SCHAFER Halfback BOB SLANE Quarterback LYLE SHAW Tackle FRITZ LAU BER Halfback -Page forty-six DON DELL End DICK CARTER Fullback DAN HYDE Tackle FRED LINDQUIST Halfback DUANE ELSASSER End ART FRISBY Guard JOE BLANK Center ELWOOD PETERSON Tackle FRANK NEFF End CHARLES PIERCY Guard BOB ROBINSON Center HAROLD STARKWEATHER Fullback Page forty-seven VARSITY BA KETBALL The Varsity started the '48-'49 season with four lettermen from last year's squad which had a record of twenty wins and four losses. Along with the letter- men, several Juniors and Sophomores made up the squad. In the early games they had trouble, but after the Galva Tournament they seemed to find themselves and everyone started to work as they should. The squad ran into some tough breaks with Walnut and Galva and lost the Blackhawk League leadership, but placed second in the Kickapoo League. For the first time in the history of the school the Princes played in the finals of the Galesburg Regional Tournament and lost by a margin of only three points. At least four Juniors from this year's squad, together with several good Sopho- more and Freshmen players, will be returning to make up the Varsity for the year of T949-1950. These boys have been getting experience playing varsity ball and have shown that they can have a successful season for Princeville High School next year. Mr, Dale Engelhorn, Coach. First Row: Bill Moody, Bob Perdelwitz, Elwood Peterson, Bob Robinson, Alfred Streitmatter. Second Row: Francis Owens, Duane Elsasser, Don Dell, Bob Slane, Moe Schafer, Fred Lindquist. Page forty eight JUNIOR VAR ITY BA KETB ll The J. V.'s record was not nearly as impressive as the Varsity's record, but they left little doubt that Princeville teams in future years will uphold the fine record of the local school. ln early season games the Junior Varsity was composed chiefly of members of the Freshman and Sophomore Classes. Later in the season, however, several Varsity reserves of the Junior Class were added to the roster and played a good share of the time. lt was felt by the coaches that some boys who were seeing little actual game service needed the practical experience for the coming year. The primary purpose of J. V. basketball is to build for the future. With that thought in mind, a large group was used in most games, thereby giving many candidates a first taste of high school basketball and invaluable experience to aid them in time to come. lt is the fond hope of the coaches, faculty, and fans that playing experience on the Junior Varsity in 1948-1949 will bring forth the best Princeville team in history a few years hence. First Row: Don Higgs, Lyle Shaw, Mr. James Mursener, Coach- Fritz Lauber, Marvin Graves. Second Row: Bill McLaughlin, Frank Beall, Don Pullen, Dick Fbster. Thurd Row: Ronnie Huffman, Dan Hyde, Bill Hawley, Jim Montgomery. Page forty nine AS KET BALL FRED LINDQUIST BOB ROBINSON DUANE ELSASSER DON DELL Forward GUBYCI FOrWarCI Center BOB SLANE ALFRED STREITMATTER MOE SCHAFER FRANCIS O Guard Center Forward Guard Paggu fi NOT PICTURED: MARVIN GRAVES Guard FRITZ LAUBER Forward LYLE SHAW Cerner My WENS DATE September September September October October October October November VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OPPONENT OPP. P. C. H. S. DATE OPPONENT OPP. P. C. H. S. I0 Toulon I 8 0 October I Roosevelt I2 I2 I7 Galva O 6 October 4 Galva 6 I9 24 Chillicothe 0 6 October 8 Chillicothe I4 I8 . 7 Bradford 7 I3 October I8 Wethersfield I3 I9 gg wzrlzzgeld Z Ig October 25 Chillicothe 6 0 29 Walnut 32 6 November I Canton 0 20 II Dunlap I4 I3 November 8 Bradford I3 I9 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT OPP. P. C. H. S. PLACE November 30 Brimfield 39 48 Here December 3 Dunlap 42 34 There December 7 Bradford 42 55 Here December I 0 Wethersfield 28 36 There December I 4 Wyoming 39 47 There December I7 Walnut 51 39 There January 4 Galva 54 70 Here January 7 Toulon 26 56 Here January I I Wyoming 55 56 Here January I8 Elmwood 44 39 There January 2I Dunlap 25 26 Here February I Brimfield 35 64 There February 4 Wethersfield 39 55 Here February 8 Chillicothe 26 59 Here February I I Walnut 56 52 Here February I5 Ga lva 53 38 There February I8 Toulon 38 70 There February 2I Chillicothe 43 5I There February 23 Bradford 34 40 There February 25 Glasford 3I 47 Here December 20-23-Galva Holiday Tournament March 2-4-Galasburg Regional Tournament P. C. H. S. 39 P. C. H. S. 5B Toulon 34 Corpus Christi 52 P. C. H. S. 35 P. C. H. S. 47 Rova 42 Abington 43 fPrinceville Third Placel P. C. H. S. 46 P. C. H. S. 36 Rove 49 Wethersfield 26 lPrinceville Second Placel JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT OPP. P. C. H. S. PLACE November 30 Brimfield 33 47 Here December 3 Dunlap 34 I8 There December 7 Bradford 38 40 Here December 9 Roosevelt 32 29 There December I0 Wethersfield 33 28 There December I4 Wyoming 38 30 There December I7 Walnut 44 41 There January 4 Galva 35 I9 Here January 7 Toulon 23 45 Here January I I Wyoming 35 42 Here January I8 Elmwood 30 22 There January 2I Dunlap 34 23 Here February I Brimfield 27 55 There February 4 Wethersfield 20 35 Here February 8 Chillicothe 58 33 Here February II Walnut 35 40 Here February I5 Galva 34 23 There February I8 Toulon 2I 45 There February 2I Chillicothe 43 39 There February 23 Bradford 28 22 There February 25 Glasford 3I 33 Here Page fifty-one TRACK James Mursener will build up a good team. As the MAROON goes to press the season has not opened, but hopes are high for a successful season. Although This is only The third year for track in P. C. H. S., we know Coach Firsl Row: Charles Kalb, Norman Wieland, Alphia Hohulin, Mark Hill, Don Dallinger, Joe Blank, Dean Burns. Second Row: Frank Kraft Jim Weaver, Dick Carter, Moe Schafer, Fred Lindquist, Harold Starkweather. Third Row: Mr. James Nlursener, Coach, Allred Streitmatter, Don Dell, Bill Moody. i First Row: Mr. Dale Englehorn, Coach, Fritz Lauber, Lyle Shaw, Don Pullen, Marvin Graves, Don Dell, Bob Slane, Duane Elsasser, Hardy Whittaker, Bob Robinson, Mr. VV. R. Cordis, Superintendent. Second Row: Don Higgs, Frank Neff, Francis Owens, Dick Foster, Pat Harmon, Frank Beall, Bill McLaughlin, Eugene Noonen. Third Row: Bill Hawley, Franklin Piercy, Tom DuBois, Bill Herman, Alvin Gould, Dan Hyde, Don McNeeley. Fourth Row: Lawrence Donath, Bob Westart, Earl Brandenburg, Vernon Miller, Alphia Hohulin, Lee Murray, Ronnie Huffman. BASEB Ll The T949 baseball season should be very successful because of returning letter- inen lrom last year's team. Coach Dale Englehorn has great hopes for baseball this spring. The fans are looking forward To a good season too. Page Sify-:wo CHEERLEADER Q af' This is The first year The cheerleading Team has ' WS , ' Z been composed of Freshmen. The Three capable cheer- leaders led rousing cheers to enthuse The school spirit as vvell as To encourage The Teams. They have done a good iob To keep The Teams going on To victory. PEP Cl B The Pep Club helps support and encourage The Team and keep alive sportsmanship. The Teams were backed by The members of The club whether They vvon or lost. The sport fans have followed The Teams To most of The games and have joined in The spirit ThaT The Pep Club has esTablished. Margie Bliss, Doris Kraft, Caryl Cordis. First Row: Norma Talbert, Marilyn Noonen, Virginia Stickel, Mr. W. R. Cordis, Superintendent, Margaret Schindler, Pat Calhoun. Second Row: Frances Adams, Shirley Biederbeck, Jeanne Coats, Marie Hawley, Claree Noland. Third Row: Wintress Webster, Wiriifred Callery, Don Dallinger, Mark Hill, Joan Noonen, Marjorie Slane. Fourth Row: Joan Berry, Ruth Huffman, Marjorie Emery, Maydelle GrossainT, Marianne Moore. Page fifty-three l TER-CLASS TOUR AME T Page fifty-four The Junior Class of '48 won both the boys' and girls' trophy. They were vic- torious over all the other classes. A boys' team and a girls' team were chosen by vote of class members in every class. Each class also chose two cheerleaders, a manager for the boys' team, and a manager for the girls' team. A first place trophy was presented to the boys' team and a first place trophy to the girls' team that won over all. G I R L S ' T E A M-Top Picture First Row: .loan Berry, Madeline Ault, Beverly Nuss, Gleynafa Bawn, Barbara Colgan, Doris Miller, Dolores Goffrier. Second Row: Ethel Burns, Cheerleader, Winifred Callery, Managerp Kay Murphy, Cheerleader. B O Y S ' T E A M-Bottom Picture First Row: Moe Schafer, Fred Lindquist, Bob Perdelwitz, Don Dell, Bill Moody, Bob Slane. Second Row: Kay Murphy, Cheerleaderg Joe Blank, Manager, Ethel Burns, Cheerleader. if. I nod' Pu 'Lia f .H C17 2 Page fifty-five 2' Snapshot Committee: Don Dell, Clwairmang Bob Perdelwitz, Alberia Mitchell Mae Callery, Wilma Wieland, Dick Carter, Harry Herrmann CALE DAR Of 1948 AND 1949 30. School starts. 31. Seniors elect oFficers. SEPTEMBERA- 1. Juniors elect officers. 2. Sophomores elect officers. 3. Cheerleader tryouts. Freshmen elect officers. 6. Vacation-Labor Day. 7. G. A. A. elects oH1cers. 8. B. A. A. elects ofticers. Band officers chosen. Kay Murphy chosen Band Queen. First P. T. A meeting. 9. Puppet Show. 10. Football Game-Toulon-Lost 18 to 0. 14. First F. H. A. meeting. 17. Game-Galva-Won 6 to 0. 22. F. F. A. initiation and party. , 23. Drama initiation and party. 24. Game-Chilli-Won 6 to 0. 27. Junior-Senior wiener roast. 28. Senior class pictures. 29. G. A. A. initiation. 30. Pictures for MAROON. First Tatler-who's Sniliflin? OCTOBER- 1. Farm Youth Day at Peoria. Frosh-Soph 12-Roosevelt Junior High 12. 5. Class and club officers' pictures for MAROON. 6. Seniors choose MAROON dedication. 7. Bradford game-Won 13 to 6. B. Stunt night-Sophomores win first place. Frosh-Soph 18-Chilli 12. 9. F. F. A. and F. H. A. hayrack ride. 11. First report cards. Frosh-Soph 13-Galva 6. 12. Home Ec. candle light service. 14. Band concert. 15. Game-Wyoming-Lost 13 to 6. 18. and 19. Vacation. 20. T. B. talk by Miss Fate. 21. Home Ec. Ill and Sociology classes tour Bartonville. Phyllis Hunt piano recital. 22. Game-Wethersfield-Won 18 to 7. Practice teachers arrive. 25. Christy Circus. Frosh-Soph wiener roast. 28. T. B. shots checked. 29. Games-Walnut-Lost 31 to 6. Page fifty-eight Frosh-Soph 20eCanton 0. Presidential election. Tatler. Dunlap F. H. A. visits our F. H. A. Juniors take state test. Home Ec. Ill field trip. Junior play, Make Yourself at Home. Frosh-Soph 20-Bradford 14. American Legion banquet. Movie, Parachutes. Armistice Day. Final football game-Dunlap 14-P. C. H. No school-faculty visiting day. Basketball practice starts. Chili supper for football players. F. F. A. meeting and supper. Operetta, Bits O'Blarney. 23, 24. Teachers' Institute. 26. Thanksgiving vacation. Band played in Peoria. Tatler. First basketball game-Brimfield-we won CEMBER- Senior party. MAROON sales campaign. Dunlap-lost. Bradford-won. Frosh-Soph game-lost. Miss Kientzle undergoes appendectomy. Wethersfield-Varsity won-J. V. lost. Wyoming!Varsity won-J. V. lost. Christmas party. Walnut-lost. Christmas vacation starts. 22, 23. Galva Tournament-third place. NUARY- Galva game-won. Toulon game-won. 11. Icy roads-no school. 14. Exams. Elmwood game-lost. Band goes to Elmwood. Report cards. Wyoming gamekVa'rsity won-J. V. last. Senior minstrel. 27, 28. Icy roads-no school. FEBRUARY- 1. Brimfield game-won. 4. Wethersfield game-won. 7. Senior play practice starts. 8. Chilli game-Varsity won-J. V. lost. 9. Band played for P. T. A. 10. Senior play cast gets picture taken. 11. Walnut game-Varsity lost-J. V. yvon. 15. Galva game-lost. 18. Toulon game-won. 21. Chilli game-Varsity won-J. V. lost. 23. Bradford game-Varsity won-J. V. lost. 25. Glasford game-won both. 26. District speech contest. 28. Report cards. MARCH- 1, 2, 3, 4. Regional Tournament-second place. 5. Frosh-Soph Tourney-second place. 11. Teachers' meeting in Peoria. 12. Sectional speech contest. 15. Ag. contest. 18. Senior play. 21, 22. Inter-class tournament. 23. Betty Merkel dance show. 26. District vocal contest. APRIL- 1. Baseball-Galesburg. 1, 2. State speech contest. 5. Blackhawk vocal at Wyoming. 7. MAROON Staff reads proof in La Salle. 8. Baseball-Central. Juniors issue Prom invitations. 9. District music contest. 13. Baseball-Spalding. 15. Vacation-Goocl Friday. 20. Baseball-Woodruff. 22. Drama play. Baseball-Central. 26. Baseball-Spalding. 28. Baseball-East Peoria. 29. State music contest. Track-Galva. MAY- 5. Blackhawk band festival at Galva. 7. Junior-Senior prom. 9. Baseball--WoodruH. ly. Baseball-East Peoria. 14. District Track meet. 17. Blackhawk track meet at Galva. 18, 19, 20. District and- sub-district baseball tournament. 21. State track meet. 22. Baccalaureate services. 23. Senior exams. 24, 25. Final exams. 25. Senior class night. 27. Graduation. Calendar Committee Dolores Goffrier, Chairman. Madeline Ault Barbara Colgan Pat Sniff Marilyn LaMay Joanne Ryan Bob Slane Moe Schafer Page fifty-nine CLASS HI TORY In the fall of 1945, fifty-eight Freshmen entered Prince- ville Community High School to begin a four years' search for knowledge. The extent of our fortunes would depend on how hard we worked. Although we seemed to be a little confused, Mr. Cordis, Miss Kientzle, Mr. Prettyman, Mr. Banner, Mr. Engelhorn, Mr. Hayden, Miss Gunsten, Mrs. Campbell, Miss Runkle, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks, and Mr. Saxton were there to help us blaze the trails. The first treasure we found was our class officers-President, Bob Perdelwitz, Vice- President, Winnie Callery, Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Allen, and Advisor, Mr. Banner. During our first year our adventures included a wiener roast and a Saint Patrick's Day Party with the Sophomores. We were proud to have Fred Lindquist crowned king of the carnival. Participation in the all-school picnic ended the first lap of our iourney. When we picked up the trail in the fall of 1946, we dis- covered that Miss Samsel had replaced Mrs. Brooks. That year Miss Gunsten became Mrs. Hunt and Miss Runkle, Mrs. Grundler. Under the guidance of our class officers, Bob Slane, President, Jeanne Coats, Vice-President, Gerry Smith, Sec- retary-Treasurer, and Mrs. Hunt, Advisor, we had our wiener roast with the Freshmen, won second prize on our Christmas float, and furnished twenty waiters and waitresses for the Junior-Senior Prom. The all-school picnic furnished the climax to our second year of treasure hunting. Picking up the reins again in September of 1947, we selected Mary Ann Smith, President, Doris Miller, Vice- President, Jeanne Coats, Secretary-Treasurer, and Miss Samsel, Advisor. We found that Miss Terry had replaced Mrs. Hunt and we had Mr. Roe instead of Mr. Banner. This was a prosperous year for us. We enioyed a wiener roast with the Seniors, presented the Junior Play, Ghost Wanted, which intrigued all who saw it, sold Christmas cards and wrappings, operated food stands, gave dances, the iewel being the Prom, bearing the theme of Hawaiian Melody, with music by Ted Mikita and his Tophatters. Fred Lindquist was crowned king and we were all proud to see a forty-niner occupying one of the thrones in the little grass hut. Another of our achievements was brought about by the Junior Jets, who captured both the boys' and girls' trophies in the Inter-class Tournament. Again, a picnic with the other classes ended a successful season. ln the fall of 1948, we came back to acquire more knowl- edge for our treasure chest. To guide us straight to our fortunes we chose Fred Lindquist, President, Bob Slane, Vice-President, Dick Carter, Secretary-Treasurer, and Miss Page sixty Kientzle, Advisor. We had Miss Roark replacing Miss Samsel, Mr. Jackson replacing Mr. Roe, and though we lost Mr. Hayden, we gained Miss Ters and Mr. Mursener. This year we shared a wiener roast with the Juniors and to make money to publish the MAROON, we sold stationery, greeting cards, napkins, scarves, T-shirts, sweat-shirts, had 'food stands, gave dances, sponsored the Stunt Show, the Inter-class Basketball Tournament, and the Amateur Show. The Minstrel Show, a new proiect in the school, contained songs, dances and iokes which furnished its audience an entertaining evening. Our class play, The Man on the Stairs, was well received. We were proud to have as members of our class the talented speech contestants and the boys who helped to make basketball history for P. C. H. S. Several of the male members of our class were the first boys to ever belong to F. H. A. Band and Glee Club also profited by the forty-niners, who gave their whole hearted support to them. The student and faculty picked Gleynafa Bawn as the D. A. R. winner of 1949. Baccalaureate was held in the gym May 22, Class Night followed on May 25, and on May 27, the forty-niners re- ceived their diplomas and bade farewell to P. C. H. S. Through the years many ioined our ranks-Ray Asbury, Barbara Belford, Pat Carr, Ruth Huffman, Ronnie King, Marilyn LaMay, Dorothy Libby, Bob Murnan, Elwood Peterson, Moe Schafer, Gerry Smith, and Harold Starkweather. We were sorry to lose Georgia Barrett, Don Baughman, Mary Ellen Beall, Barbara Belford, Virginia Burdick, Pat Carr, Mary Crooks, Ralph Reed, Bill Rewerts, Ray Rockel, Gerry Smith, and Leone Wilcox. ' Graduation will not be the end of our search for treasure in the shining form of knowledge. Under the influence of'the guidance received at P. C. H. S. our search will go on. History Committee Dean Burns Don Dallinger Alberta Mitchell Jeanne Coats CLASS WILL We, the seniors, do will and bequeath our ability to get to classes on time to the student body. We, the seniors, do will and bequeath our Senior Room to the Junior class. We, the seniors, do will and bequeath our ability to get along with the teachers to the Sophomore class. We, the seniors, do will and bequeath our excellent be- havior to the Freshman class. We, the seniors, do will and bequeath a thousand word theme to Mr. Mursener. We, the seniors, do will and bequeath all the perfect copies we didn't get to Mrs. Grundler. We, the seniors, do will and bequeath all the paper that didn't get into the waste basket to Mr. Daily. We, the seniors, do will and bequeath Don Dell's thirteen pigs to Mr. Jackson. We, the seniors, do will and bequeath some more boy F. H. A. members to Miss Terry. We, the seniors, do will and bequeath our assigned seats in 3rd and 4th period assemblies to Mr. Prettyman. We, the seniors, do will and bequeath all the book fines that were never collected to Miss Kientzle. We, the seniors, do will and bequeath our championship basketball team to Mr. Engelhorn. We, the seniors, do will and bequeath some more contest winners to Miss Roark. We, the seniors, do will and bequeath -some girls that like to play girls' rules in basketball to Miss Ters. We, the seniors, do will and bequeath a quiet band room to Mr. Saxton. We, the seniors, do will land bequeath all the absent excuses to Corinne. I, Pat Allen, do will and bequeath my shorthand ability to Helen Adolphson. I, Ray Asbury, do will and bequeath my small feet to Rodger Marshall. I, Madeline Ault, do will and bequeath my blue ieans to Marilyn Peterson. I, Gleynafa Bawn, do will and bequeath my D. A. R. award to Frances Adams. l, Joan Berry, do will and bequeath my ability to make 'friends to Dawn Pinkney. I, Shirley Biederbeck, do will and bequeath my scrapbook to Aldine Asal. I, Joe Blank, do will and bequeath my walk to Bob Powell. I, Dean Burns, do will and bequeath my curly eyelashes to Don Higgs. I, Ethel Burns, do will and bequeath my good temper to Jake Camp. l, Winnie Callery, do will and bequeath my ability to be on time to Ronnie Huffman. I, Mae Callery, do will and bequeath my talkativeness to Eleanor Ely. I, Dick Carter, do will and bequeath my red, wavy hair to Tom DuBois. l, Jeanne Coats, do will and bequeath my ability to flirt to Marie Hawley. l, Barbara Colgan, do will and bequeath my nickname, Gabby to Helga Werner. I, Maurice Crain, do will and bequeath my deep bass voice to Ronnie Nelson. I, Don Dallinger, do will and bequeath my car keys to Alf Streitmatter. I, Don Dell, do will and bequeath my way with girls to Guffy Owens. I, Margaret DuBois, do will and bequeath my ability to do Latin to Joanne Murnan. I, Richard Emery, do will and bequeath my ability to conduct a debate to Earl Brandenburg. l, Dolores Goffrier, do will and bequeath my athletic ability to Doris Benedict. I, Phyllis Gruner, do will and bequeath my bashful ways to Joann Smits. I, Betty Guth, do will and bequeath my ability to blush to Marilyn Noonen. I, Dale Harlan, do will and bequeath my distinctive portrait to Larry Donath. l, Eileen Hienz, do will and bequeath my giggle to Gladys Barrett. I, Harry Herrmann, do will and bequeath my good study habits to Speck McNeeley. I, Mark Hill, do will and bequeath my Dunlap girl friends to anybody who wants them. I, Alphia Hohulin, do will and bequeath my bass horn to Bob Ohlman. l, Ruth Huffman, do will and bequeath my short haircut to Joyce Cooling. I, Ronnie King, do will and bequeath my broad shoulders to Ralph Gilbert. I, Frank Kraft, do will and bequeath my class ring to a certain Dunlap girl. I, Fred Lindquist, do will and bequeath my ability to keep my name out of the Tatler to Hardy Whittaker. l, Marilyn LaMay, do will and bequeath my calmness at the typewriter to Dorothy Baurer. I, Glenn Martin, do will and bequeath my rosy cheeks to Robert Ryan. I, Doris Miller, do will and bequeath my ability to write thousand word themes to Rita Ryan. I, Alberta Mitchell, do will and bequeath my friendly manner to Margie Smith. I, Bill Moody, do will and bequeath my casual ways to Frank Wilson. Page sixty-one l, Bob Murnan, do will ancl bequeath my iust late ex- cuse to Sonny Elsasser. I, Kay Murphy, do will and bequeath my drum maiorette position to Marge Emery. I, Lee Murray, do will and bequeath my subtle sense of humor to Don Epley. I, Anna May Noland, do will and bequeath my Wheaties smile to Betty Keaton. I, Beverly Nuss, do will and bequeath my height to Joyce Johnston.. I, Bob Perdelwitz, do will and bequeath my mustache to Russell Crossett. I, Elwood Peterson, do will and bequeath my knowledge of Chicago to Carlotta Millard. I, Mariorie Peterson, do will and bequeath my style of walking to Shirley Smith. I, Joanne Ryan, do will and bequeath my quiet ways to Doris Kraft. I, Bob Slane, do will and bequeath my freckles to Marvin Graves. l, Moe Schafer, do will and bequeath my ability as a basketball player to Vernon Miller. Page sixty-two I, Mary Ann Smith, do will and bequeath my dramatic ability to Caryl Cordis. I, Patsy Sniff, do will and bequeath my soprano voice to Donna Pierce. I, Harold Starkweather, do will and bequeath my football ability to Doyle Yager. I, Jim Weaver, do will and bequeath my track ability to Bob Smith. I, Norman Wieland, do will and bequeath my ability to raise livestock to Maydelle Grossaint. I, Wintress Webster, do will and bequeath my typing ability to Frank Neff. l, Willy Wieland, do will and bequeath my ability to go steady to Margaret Schindler. Class Will Committee Shirley Biederbeck Ruth Huftman Jim Weaver Mark Hill CLASS PROPHECY We have gassed up our Rocket and are ready to take off for the nearest heavenly body, the Moon. Won't you come along with us? Our first stop here on the Moon will be Alphia Hohulin's Green Cheese Farm. There he was wearing a straw hat and overalls looking over his new crop. Alphia told us that he was having trouble with some of his animals and that he had iust called Dr. Glenn Martin, a veterinarian. As we con- tinue on down Airway 61 we see Don Dallinger hoeing potatoes on his Moonlite Acres Farm. As we talked to Don we realized that he had not changed a bit since our school days. While we were visiting with Don, the president of the M. V. A. fMars Valley Authority! came over for a chat. He was none other than Dean Burns. Dean told us that Madeline Ault owned the Mars Candy Company and that Bill Moody was Professor of Agriculture at the University of Mars. Time now to be on our way and continue on to Mercury, the nearest of the planets. Here we found Fred Lindquist coaching athletics at Mercury Electoral College. On his track team was a Weaver boy, the son of Princeville's former track star, Jim Weaver. Bob Slane and Don Dell had con- tinued their interests and were playing with the Graybeard Basketball Bouncers, a professional team. Moe Schafer made a scoring record with this same team during the past season. Deciding that it was time to eat, we stopped off at an attractive cafe, Berry's Bar-B-Q. The owner was of course Joan Berry. After a good rneal, we were under way again. Cruising down the airway, we heard a strange sound coming from our Rocket engine. We pulled into the nearest station and had a mechanic look over our ship. Here too, was Joe Blank, the Mercury dealer for Ford Rockets. And now off to Venus, the land of beautiful girls. First we stopped at the beauty shop to have a few touch-ups made. There, behind the counter was Ethel Burns, the owner of the Venus Beauty Salon. She told us that Wilma Wieland was now modeling advanced dress fashions for Richard Hackness, the famous dress designer. We visited Venus College and were warmly welcomed by President Winnie Callery. She told gs that Patsy Sniff was Professor of Vocal Music on her staff. The sky was growing dim and the streets were all ablaze with the glittering lights of the many theater marquees. On one we saw Shirley Biederbeck, Eminent Concert Pianist. We talked to Shirley iust a few minutes before her appearance. Further down the street we saw Gleynafa Bawn's name in lights. She was singing the lead in Carmen, so we decided to see the opera. Stopping backstage for a few seconds, we congratulated Gleynafa. As we turned to leave we met Mary Ann Smith, the director of Carmen. Across the street in the Opera House was Maurice Crain playing the leading part in The Lost Weekend. After the theatre we dropped into The Elwood Night Club, under the management of Elwood Peterson. Bob Perdel- witz and his Hot House Five were holding forth in the Elbow Room, and we listened with rapture to Tiny Harry James Asbury who was featured during the evening. Barbara Colgan's unique vocal styling of some popular songs was delightful. Now to the planet Pluto. Because one of our party in- curred a scratched finger, we sought immediate first aid at the Pluto County Hospital. Director and Chief Psychiatrist was none other than Anna May Noland. The head Nurse, Dolores Goffrier, took the patient into a room, and there we were greeted by Nurse Ruth Huffman. Pat Allen, a lab technician, made the blood test. We were relieved to find that the iniury was not serious. Time to gas up again, so we stopped at the nearest gas station. Bob Murnan stepped out from between the pumps. He told us that running gas stations was his hobby. He spent most of his time perfecting his new rocket. After filling up our tank, we again took to the air-this time to land on the planet Jupiter. As we passed over Spoon River we spotted Lee Murray sleeping on his iet-propelled raft while on duty as fish conservationist. On Jupiter our first stop was at the President's Mansion. There we were greeted by our old friend, Harold Starkweather, who was President of Jupiter. His personal secretary was Eileen Heinz. Stopping in at the local high school, we found Margaret DuBois instructing the Latin classes. She always was good in that subiect. Mariorie Peterson was one of the English teachers in the school. Mariorie told us that Dale Harlan was now associated with Jupiter's largest television station as chief sound effects man. As we sauntered on down the street we saw someone building a new house. lt was out of this world. lt was Harry Herrmann trying out his new carpenter tools. On to the corner and a turn to the left-Ohl Oh. a policeman's whistle. What's the matter, officer? Well, if it wasn't Norman Wieland. But that didn't cut any ice. We went to the police station iust the same. And there sitting on the bench was J. Richard Carter, Jupiter County Judge. Seeing that we were his former classmates, he fined us only' one hundred dollars apiece. Since we were almost out of money, we decided to start home. On our last stop before the Earth, we come to the planet Neptune. On a near by mountain top we saw a beautiful mansion. Having landed in an adiacent field, we walked up to the door and there to greet us was Betty Guth. She was iust waiting for Bob. We continued on across the planet Neptune until we came to the town of Dunlap. There seemed to be some sort of celebration going on there, so we stopped. It was the inauguration of the new mayor, Mark Hill. Singing at the inauguration was the heart-throb of the twentieth century, Frank Kraft. Winging our way out over the planet again, we came to the offices of the North Star, Neptune's leading newspaper. Behind the editor's desk was Jeanne Coats, her assistant was Phyllis Gruner. Joanne Ryan and Alberta Mitchell were the chief reporters. While we were in the office, Richard Emery, the Earth correspondent, sent in a wire that Ronnie King had iust been appointed General of the Earth Air Corps. Time to eat again. We spotted a nice Drive-In along the way so we pulled in and there was Mae Callery, the owner. Wintress Webster and Marilyn LaMay were the waitresses. After we left the Drive-In, one of the party acquired a splitting headache, so we stopped at the nearest Rexnone Drug Store for some aspirin. There behind the counter, as cheerful as ever, was Doris Miller. Now we were definitely on our way home. As we were going into space, we glanced back at a neon sign that read K. l. Murphy Real Estate and Insurance. Kay must be following in her father's footsteps. As we whizzed by the planets back to Earth, we caught a glimpse of Beverly Nuss traveling from planet to planet selling advertisements for The Neptune News. Class Prophecy Committee Richard Emery Lee Murray Mary Ann Smith Winifred Callery. Cover Committee: Gleynafa Bawn, Chairman, Mark Hill, Glenn Martin, Ruth Huffman, Maurice Crain, Elwood Peterson, Alphia Hohulin, Dick Carter, Dean Burns. Page sixty-three HLUIHIII 1891-George Hurff, Principal. Lena Pratt CB1anchardl-Deceased, September 2, 1909. Mamie Wilson CMorrowl-Deceased. 1892--W. F. Boyes, Principal. Nettie Blue CMatthewsJ-Dunlap, Illinois. Lulu Potts fMorrowJ-Deceased, August 13, 1934. Della B. Wilson CCluteJ-Hanford, California. 1893-W. F. Boyes, Principal. Ella Harrington CWoodruffJ-Deceased, March 6, 1936. Julia McDougal CBuckD-Deceased, January 14, 1946. May Potts CCutlerD-Princeville, Illinois. Albert E. Santee-Duluth, Minnesota. 1894-W. F. Boyes, Principal. Carrie Cheesman CBrownl-Deceased, August 19, 1934. Elbert J. Cutler, Ph. D.-Cleveland, Ohio. Addison A. Dart-Deceased, January 10, 1937. Edith Fast CNeffJ-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 Comish-Deceased, September 27, 1936. Vora Weaver CDurandD-New York, New York. 1896-W. S. Baker, Principal. 1897-W. S. Baker, 1898-W. S. Baker, Principal. Thomas L. Byrnes-Deceased, February 18, 1926. Maude Hopkins CDavisonJ-Kingston, Missouri. Emma Rowclili CBloutD-Deceased, November 24, 1945 1899-W. S. Baker, Principal. Della Adams CHoagJ-Deceased, November 13, 1933. Hattie Beall fPierceJ-Princeville, Illinois. Corah Hackney-Princeville, Illinois. 1900-Frank Anderson, Principal. Isla Pratt CStevensonD-Deceased, February 14, 1942. 1901-Frank Anderson, Principal. Margaret McDermott CMcDonnellD-Deceased, November 1, 1922. Eunice Palmer CBlissl-Deceased, April 13, 1937. Ferris Rowcliffe-lDeceased, August 26, 1941. Myrtis Wear CBiggerD-Chicago, Illinois. 1902-Wm. M. Beale, Principal. Clyde Alyea-Deceased, August, 1911. Leatha DeBord fGingrichJ-Deceased, February 23, 1921. Raymond Hammer-Denver Colorado. William Hyde-Peoria, Illinois. Lillian Santee-Glendale, Califomia. Rufus Woods-Deceased. 1903-Wm. M. Beale, Principal. Bernice Aby lBlissD-Deceased, june 10, 1917. Harriet Fast-Princeville, Illinois. Page sixty-four Clyde W. McMillen-Chillicothe, Illinois. Almeda Mendenhall CMarvinJ-Albion, Michigan. Lulu B. Smith CMartinJ-Denver, Colorado. Hilda Vivian CBaconJ-Los Angeles, California. 1904-Wm. M. Beale, Principal. Flossie Adams CNothemD-Los Angeles, California. Katheryn Byrnes CFriedmanJ-Glendale, California Harry Colwell-Rupert, Idaho. Faye Conkin CWilliamsD-Los Angeles, California. Forrest Edwards-Champaign, Illinois. Mary Hyde CStidmonl-Deceased, April 6, 1913. Letha Tracy-Springfield, Illinois. 1905--Wm. M. Beale, Principal. Claudia Barret Uonesb-Chicago, Illinois. Louise Colwell-Wyoming, Illinois. Elbert Gietner-East Peoria, Illinois. Beulah Hoag CMansfieldJ-Glendale, California Gertrude Hoag CWilliamsonD-Canton, Illinois. Geneva Keller CWeaverD-Princeville, Illinois. Charles McMillen--Pipestown, Minnesota. Grace Mendenhall-Chicago, Illinois. Bertha J. Searl CPowersJ-Washington, D. C. Edmund Vivian--Los Angeles, California. Vernon Wear-Deceased, November 16, 1918. Earl R. Weaver-Princeville, Illinois. 1906-W. R. Bawlin, Principal. Sarah Catherine Belford COverendD-1Princeville, 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 fGlennD-Eldora, Iowa. 1907-W. D. Edmunds, Principal. Eva Adams--Princeville, Illinois. Lois Faye Adams CGrubbJ-Deceased, March 18, 1942. Eleanor Inez Dustin-Honolulu, Hawaii. Faye Edwards fMeyersJ-Peoria, Illinois. Pearl Harrison CHarkerD-Deceased, December 1, 1939. - Elva Hoag-Glendale California. Arthur Houston--1-loytsville, 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 CFreidmanl-Peoria, Illinois. Bessie DeBord CHaleJ-Peoria, Illinois. Byron DeBord-Deceased, October 1, 1948. Ellis Taylor-Chicago, Illinois. 1909-L. P. Baird, Principal. Howard Aby-Princeville, Illinois. Margaret Flannagan fChritiansonD-Peoria, Illinois. Albert Henry-Deceased, April 26, 1945. May Tracy CWilliamsD--Deceased, July 4, 1940. Lelia Wilcox-Port Huron, Michigan. 1910-I.. P. Baird, Principal. Christie Armstrong-Deceased, December 7, 1944. Harry Blanchard-Peoria, Illinois. Josephine Friedman fWearJ-Princeville, Illinois. Mable Pierce fAldrigeD-Peoria, Illinois. 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 Cstewartl-Princeville, Illinois. Dora Armstrong Csillsl-Los Angeles, California. Margaret Armstrong CHartJ-Chicago, Illinois. 1913-Carl B. Moore, Principal. Mildred Blanchard CHoferJ-Princeville, Illinois. Ima Cushing CChristianJ-Princeville, Illinois. Amy Edwards CMycewanderD-Santa Barbara, C Ida Green CFritzJ-Toulon, Illinois. Harry Hofer-Deceased, May 20, 1943. Theil Manker fHarkerD-Monterey Park, California. Hazel McMillen-Peoria, Illinois. Leland McMillen-Chicago, Illinois. Bertha Oertley fNordlomel-Deceased, October 19, 1931 Ralph Prouty-Pelham, New York. Ethel Stowell CBoutonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Mable Wear CPattersonJ-Centralia, Missouri. 1914--Carl B. Moore, Principal. james E. Blanchard-Minneapolis, Minnesota. Keith Calhoun-Monica, Illinois. Nellie Comish fBealll-Brimfield, Illinois. Tresa M. Cushing-Peoria, Illinois. May Jeanette Friedman fDuschD-Mapleton, Iowa. Ruth J. Friedman CSlaneJ-Princeville, Illinois. Leo Harmon-Greenwich, Connecticut. W. Harold Johnson-Peoria, Illinois. Edward Kuntz-Princeville, Illinois. Everett Megan-Chicago, Illinois. J. Clyde Murray-Verona, Illinois. W. Russel Peck-Edelstein, Illinois. Merle E. Schaad-Princeville, Illinois. Wilda B. Wear fSchaadl-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 fHarmonJ-Princeville, Illinois. 1916-William Loy, Principal. Mildred Baker CHufImanl-Rockford, Illinois. Myrtle Lillian Bridson fHeatonJ-Elgin, Illinois. Mable Olive Chapin CMahomey7-Geneseo, Illinois. Ruth Geraldine Conklin-Deceased, April 16, 1937. Rosa Cushing-Deceased, February 4, 1922. Ada' M. Cutler CAddisD-Toulon, Illinois. Helen H. Dart fShrinerD-Waukegan, Illinois. E. Clyde Erickson-Princeville, Illinois. Myrtle L. Greene QGravesl-Princeville, Illinois Ben R. Manker-Santa Anna, California. Olive Lillian Miller fBarrettJ-Laura, Illinois. Alice jane Peck CWeadD-Peoria, Illinois. Helen Louise Scheelor CBameyD-St. Petersburg, Florida. Milton B. Smith-Princeville, Illinois. Charles Tracy-Peoria, Illinois. Leo Sniff-Speer, Illinois. 1917-William Iloy, Principal. Pearl A. Barrett flilakel-Manitou, Colorado. Hazel E. Buck-Deceased, January 1, 1928. alifornia. Carl H. Cheesman-Deceased, June 15, 1940. May J. Cheesman-Deceased, June 15, 1945. Edward J. Coolidge-Hollywood, California. Mable DeBord CGellingl-Monica, Illinois. Helen L. Gaster CWeidnerl-Galesburg, Illinois. Bettie T. Gourley-Detroit, Michigan. Harriet Hofer CHinnenl-Peoria, Illinois. Fred M. Jackson-Princeville, Illinois. Florence E. Oertley CBarnesJ-Rockford, Illinois. May R. Powers-Peoria, Illinois. Maude Shane Csloanl-Princeville, Illinois. Bernice L. Taylor CMankerJ-Santa Anna, California. Helen Tracy fHansenD-Springfield, Illinois. Hazel M. Tucker CNelsonl-Peoria, Illinois Gerald L. Wenker-Warren Ohio. 1918-William Loy, Principal. Wilbert Baker-Deceased, June 15, 1931. Marilla Bridson CSticklel-Laura, Illinois. Harold Buck-Peoria, Illinois. Merle Chapin CI-Iamml-Rock Island, Illinois Mignonne Cheesman-Mt. Carmel, Illinois. Fern Emery CClemensJ-Macomb, Illinois. Elizabeth Fairfield fBridsonl-Briml-ield, Illinois. Bessie Friedman fschultzl-Minonk, Illinois. Florence Friedman Uacksonl-Princeville, Illinois. Helen Graham fSchindlerD-Princeville, Illinois. William Greene-Speer, Illinois. Bertha Hammer fFrameD-Peoria, Illinois. Pearl Miller fBea'llD-Princeville, Illinois. Willa McKown fGroegerJ-Chicago, Illinois. Isla Noonen fElyJ-Princeville, Illinois. Katherine Noonen fSimonsJ-Princeville, Illinois. Fred Schaad-Princeville, Illinois. Jessie Smith fYessJ-Princeville, Illinois. Inez Van Pelt fYoungdahlJ-Victoria, Illinois. Martha White CMillerl-Dahinda, Illinois. Lela Willard fClemmJ-Louisville, Kentucky. 1919-S. E. Reecher, Principal. Jessie Adams fCoulterD-Park Ridge, Illinois. Myrtle Bouton fDugginsD-Paxton, Illinois. Lelia Byrnes CAlthoffJ-Princeville, Illinois. Maurice Friedman-Vandalia, Illinois. Dorothy Hickey fMcKownl-Deceased, April 29, 1925. Eugene Hoag, D. D. S.--Peoria, Illinois. Greta Kneer CStricklandD-Laura, Illinois. Laura Miller CStreitmatterl-Peoria, Illinois. Thad Scheelor-Princeville, Illinois. Grace Shuppert fMooneyl-Chillicothe, Illinois. Kathryn Streitmatter fSlaglel-Peoria, Illinois. Ralph Vogel-Oak Park, Illinois. Isla Wakefield CTrappJ-Glendale, California. Pearl Wilson CBrownl-Dallas City, Illinois 1920-C. Kelly, Principal. Irene Bear-Kirkwood, Illinois. Mildred Bitner fspurgeonl-Brimfield, Illinois. Florence Bridson CFlynnJ-Orion, Illinois. Jananne Carroll CMcDonnellD-Laura, Illinois. Opal German CReynoldsD-Sierra Madre, California. Floyd Hill-Goodyear, Arizona. Margery Hough CAdamsD-Princeville, Illinois. Ruth Leaverton fBealll-Glendale, Arizona Edna McVicker fGhertD-Toulon, Illinois Ethel McVicker CGravesl-Peoria, Illinois. Frank Merrill-Peoria, Illinois. Edna Poplet fBallouD-Dunlap, Illinois. Zelma Sloan fPetersonJ-Princeville, Illinois Harry Vars-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 1921-C. C. Byerly, Principfll. Virginia Acheson CTaylorJ-Farmington, Illinois. Page sixty-five Mary Bale CWilliamsD-Trivoli, Illinois. Rena Cushing-Peoria, Illinois. Nadine Cutler QBayerD-Toulon, Illinois. Ivan Friedman-Springfield, Illinois. Cletus German-Hardin, Illinois. Kathleen Gourley CBrunjesD-Hartford, Illinois. Olive Green fMcGabel-LaFayette, Illinois. Theolinda Harrison CI-Iilll--Goodyear, Arizona. Bessie Hayes-Deceased, June 6, 1922. Mildred Hoag CBickfordJ-Elmwood, Illinois. Luen McMlllen-Columbus, Ohio. Helen Miller CWhiteJ-Laura, Illinois. Guarah Moffit fCampJ-Princeville, Illinois. Byron Taylor-Farmington, Illinois. Mildred Williams CI'IenryD--Wlaterloo, Iowa. 1922-C. C. Byerly, Principal. Elizabeth Cheesman-Mt. Carmel, Illinois. Esther Calhoun CGermanJ-Hardin, Illinois. Sherman Cornish-Princeville, Illinois. Lucille Cushing-Peoria, Illinois. Ruby Cutler CNewmanJ-Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Evelyn Emery CMeeker1-Wyoming, Illinois. Armond Foster-Princeville, Illinois. Mzildred Graham CPondl--Chicago, Illinois. Paul Hough-Deceased, March 4, 1939. Leora Kneer lTaylorD-Champaign, Illinois. Jennie LeMay-Deceased, August 11, 1936. Emily Matthews CBoutonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Lois McWhorter-Edelstein, Illinois. Hazel Pierce CPierceD-Deceased, December 24, 1946. Lowell Pierce-Princeville, Illinois. Cecile Sheeler CLongworthJ-Peoria, Illinois. Gladys Taylor CPierceD--Princeville, Illinois. Maude White-Princeville, Illinois. 1923-C. C. Byerly, Principal. Grace Carr-Chillicothe, Illinois. Naomi Conover CMitchellJ-Peoria, Illinois. Lucille Friedman CCurranJ-Wooster, Ohio. Raymond Greene-Birmingham, Alabama. Harlan Hammer-Peoria, Illinois. Lester Hawks-Madison, Wisconsin. Jack Henry-Waterloo, Iowa. Orvis Hoag, D. D. S.--Springfield, Illinois. Raymond Kneer-Fairfield, Iowa. Emma LaMay CWillidemuthD-Annawan, Illinois. Irene Mofiitt CKeel'ey1-Duncan, Illinois. Clement Murphy-Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Clement Noonen-Princeville, Illinois. Fem Streitmatter-Princeville, Illinois. Neva Srreitmatter-Princeville, Illinois. Alberta Taylor CInglesl-Deceased, September 12, Edwin Willard-Witchita, Kansas. Irene Willard CSimpsonD-Babbit, Nevada. 1924-Justine A. Stewart, Principal. Robert E. Acheson--Chicago, Illinois. Louis J. Bouton-Princeville, Illinois. Harold R. Bouton-Princeville, Illinois. Vesta M. Buck fMasonJ-Peoria, Illinois. Gladys S. Byrnes CHarmonD-Princeville, Illinois. Elmer F. Byrnes-Princeville, Illinois. M. Lucille Carmon CCampD-Princeville, Illinois. Caroline A. Friedman fCampD-Princeville, Illinois. Rosene H. Hough CBloeserD-Oak Park, Illinois. Luther A. Mansfield--Princeville, Illinois. E. Lucille McGinnis CMontgomeryJ-Princeville, Illinois. Louie C. Muman-Princeville, Illinois. Orletha F. Nelson fStargleJ-Elmore, Illinois. Ruth C. Noonen Cl'IarclgroveJ-Bushnell, Illinois Raymond M. Oertley-Princeville, Illinois. joseph Ricketts-Peoria, Illinois. Page sixty-six Marion N. Rose fInwood1-Peoria, Illinois. Sarah H. Routh CWebberJ-Sparland, Illinois. Walter A. Smith-Wyoming, Illinois. Clement W. Webber-Chicago, Illinois. Marie N. Webber CDempseyD-Peoria, Illinois. Lelia B. Williams CStewartJ-Edwardsville, Illinois. 1925-fLeo T. Peck, Principal. Irma Arnolds 1HarrisonJ-Dunlap, Illinois. Earl Best-La 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 CLandsdownl-Princeville, Illinois. Elbert King-Deceased, April 4, 1934. Ruth Lawrence CSwindelll-Wilmette, Illinois. Mildred Mendell CMoodyJ-Princeville, Illinois Tom Moilit--Chicago, Illinois. Helen Noonen CMcManisD-Princeville, Illinois. Lucille O'Conner CCarrJ-Peoria, Illinois. Marian Ricketts fHinshawJ-Dunlap, Illinois. Raymond Searl-Peoria, Illinois. Harriet Smith CWilliamsD-Mesa, Arizona. George R. Smith-Kewanee, Ilinois. Gerald Stewart-Edwardsville, Illinois. Violet Swanson Clsaacsl-Indianapolis, Indiana. Faye Streitmatter CEhnleP-Sparland, Illinois. Robert Weaver-San Francisco, California. Theodore West-Villa Park, Illinois. George Young, Peoria, Illinois. 1926-Leo T. Peck, Principal. Richard Auten-Indianapolis, Indiana. Mildred Bliss CBelskiJ-Princeville, Illinois. La Vergne Byrnes-Princeville, Illinois. Sylvester Friedman-Glendale, Arizona, Robert Harmon-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Hyde-Decatur, Illinois. Willadine Kelly fNicholasD-Grays Lake, Illinois. Hale Kenyon-Edelstein, Illinois. Adah Mitchell CHarmonD-Kewanee, Illinois. Richard Roach-Oakland, California. Dean Shipley-Princeville, Illinois. Wilma Smith CWheatleyD--Princeville, Illinois. Dorothy Wenker CHarmonD-Princeville, Illinois 1927-C. C. Byerly, Principal. Lillie M. Bouton CSnyderl-Deceased, September 28, 1945 Dorothy M. Friedman fRich1-Glendale, Califomia. Evelyn V. Graves lDellJ-Princeville, Illinois. Emma LaMay CWildemuth1-Annawan, Illinois. Lois E. LaMay fl-Iiggsl-Monica, Illinois. Viola Mendell CFrazierD-Peoria, Illinois. Irene Moflitt CKeel'eyD-Duncan, Illinois. Kathleen M. O'Connor Czimmermanl-Streator, Illinois. Lela E. Oertley CSmith1-Monica, Illinois. Frank Predmore-Edelstein, Illinois. Pauline Routh CSmithJ-Sparland, Illinois. Laura C. Sentz CBasehoarD-Littletown, Pennsylvania. Byron F. Slane-Davenport, Iowa. Elza Slane CPeckD-Peoria, Illinois. Elda Taylor fGreenJ-Peoria, Illinois. Elizabeth C. Trethway fFriedman1-Glendale, Arizona. Marion M. Weaver Cllohnsonl-Princeville, Illinois. Harold A. Webber--Deceased, September 11, 1928. Bessie E. Williams-Deceased, February 4, 1936. 1928-Edwin Arford, Principal. Robert Auten, Ph. D.-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Evelyn Buck QMerrif1eldD-Peoria, Illinois. Raymond K. Calhoun-Santa Rosa, California. Viola M. Calhoun fSchullJ-Princeville, Illinois. Audrey Caron CStevensJ-Princeville, Illinois. Jessie L. Cutler CPullenD-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 CMatthewsD-Shabbona, Illinois. Mable Kinnah CRichozJ-Princeville, Illinois. John W. Matthews-Shabbona, Illinois. Deanne Miller-Princeville, Illinois. Cecelia Noonen CStengerJ-Princeville, Illinois. Lois J. Overend CWestartJ-Princeville, Illinois. Levi C. Ricketts-Morton, Illinois. Irene M. Streitmatter-Deceased, August 6, 1934. Ivan M. Swisher-Seattle, Washington. Neva Margaret Turner CHul'fmanJ-Elmwood, Illinois. Juila E. Trethway fBestJ-La Grange, Illinois. Jeanette Vars Uettonl-Peoria, Illinois. Bemadine A. Willard CPhillaboumJ-Elmhurst, Illinois. 1929-Edwin Afford, Principal. Ralph Beall-Princeville, Illinois. Harry Emerson Best-Princeville, Illinois. Frances 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 CWilsonl-Freeman, Missouri. Gladys Sentz CRalphJ--Tulsa, Oklahoma. Harold Slane-Edelstein, Illinois. Argyle Sloan-Dunlap, Illinois. Harold Smith, D. V. M.-Dunlap, Illinois. Eloise Stewart fAutenJ-Indianapolis, Indiana. Grace Ellen Stotler-Deceased, February 20, 1931. Elma Helen Streitmatter CBrownD-Princeville, Illinois. Floyd John Taylor-Deceased, December 22, 1944. 1930-Edwin Afford, Principal. Zoe Lillian Best fMillerl-Kewanee, Illinois. Zelma Grace Bouton fNoonenJ-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 fGintherJ-Peoria, Illinois. Frank D. Kelly-Princeville, Illinois. Lloyd Ernest LaMay-Monica, Illinois. J. William Muller-Washington, Illinois. Harold Oertley-Princeville, Illinois. Doris M. Nelson CDuginsJ-Brimfield, Illinois. Ellen L. Pritchard-Edelstein, Illinois. Roy S. Rickets-Peoria, Illinois. Hazel E. Schaad-Minier, Illinois. Rodger Sears-Elmwood, Illinois. Maxine R. Simmons CBassJ-Chicago, Illinois. Dwight Langer Smith-Galveston, Texas. Merle George Smith-Dunlap, Illinois. Lois Stephens-Peoria, Illinois. 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 CBaneJ-Chicago, Illinois. Harry Warren Case-Peoria, Illinois. Dorothy F. Harrison CWesteferJ-Wyoming, Illinois Gene E. Keller-Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Ina Kelly CCoolidgeJ-Henry, Illinois. Paul S. King-Kewanee, Illinois. Raymond Ladd-Edelstein, Illinois. George Overend-Eureka, Illinois. Helen Potter CRenchD-Edelstein, Illinois. Eva Pritchard CBerchtoldD-Speer, Illinois. Edgar S. Slane-Downers Grove, Illinois. Grace G. Sokop fUhligl-Peoria, Illinois. Eleanor Streitmatter fElliotJ-Peoria, Illinois. Shirley M. Stumpf CBurkeyD-Peekshill, New York. Doris May Walker fDoeD-Toulon, Illinois. Winfield Weaver-Delphi, Indiana. Sam W. Williams-Chillicothe, Illinois. Raymond S. Willard-Princeville, Illinois. 1932-Edwin Arford, Principal. Genevieve I. Best CHollisJ--Wyoming, Illinois. Dorothy M. Bouton CHohenberryD4Monica, Illinois. Vesta I. Burns CNordwalD-Princeville, Illinois. Donald A. Bush-Peoria, Illinois. Mary S. Campbell CCampbellJ-Kankakee, Illinois. Bernadine Darst-Bertha, Minnesota. Richard DeBord-Hartford, Connecticut. Raymond Fredell-Peoria. Illinois. Louise H. Kelly-Princeville, Illinois. Frances Lonsdale fMeyersJ-Peoria, Illinois. Lorene F. Miller CLauderJ-Peoria, Illinois. Eldred C. Nelson-Princeville, Illinois. Irene M. Oertley CGoekelD-Cicero, Illinois. Joseph M. Pritchard-Edelstein, Illinois. Ralph F. Schaad-Peoria, Illinois. Dorothy M. Steinman CLapiccolaD-Bensenville, Illinois. Vivian J. Stowell CAndreasonP-San Francisco, California Elsie L. Turner CKellerJ-Princeville, Illinois. Helen J. Weaver fDouglasD-San Francisco, California. Vivian I. Vogel CEatonJ-Wyoming, Illinois. Elizabeth Miars CPottsD-Chillicothe, Illinois. 1933-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Eloise V. Aby CKellyJ-Princeville, Illinois. Charles Edward Blank-Toulon, Illinois. Franklin Palmer Bliss-Peoria, Illinois. Ethel Vivian Bouton fGrantD-Dunlap, Illinois. Dorothy I. Caron CGarlandD-Dunlap, Illinois. Florence E. Delbridge CRichozl-Princeville, Illinois Dwight J. Gallup-Edelstein, Illinois. Nellie May Giflin CSchaadP-Dunlap, Illinois. Albert Leroy Gruner-Princeville, Illinois. Veneta Gruner fstreitmatterl-Speer, Illinois. Geneva Hart fHawksworthD-Princeville, Illinois. Virginia Lee Henson CBlissD-Princeville, Illinois. John Junior Lester-Monica, Illinois. Raymond Martzluf--Williamsfield, Illinois. Donald Miller-Wyoming ,Illinois. Donald E. Oertley-Princeville, Illinois. LaVerne Overend-Peoria, Illinois. Frances M. Sloan CBurtonD-Dunlap, Illinois. D. Kenneth Smith-Princeville, Illinois. Ben E. Stumpf-Princeville, Illinois. Ethelyn Veryl Walliker CGroeperJ-Princeville, Illinois. Phyllis V. Wear fJacksonD-Kewanee, Illinois. Earline V. Weaver CTheobaldJ-Monica, Illinois. Robert Webber-Brimlield, Illinois. Thelma A. Zimmerman Uenningsj-Minneapolis, Minnesota. 1934-W. R. Cordis, Principal. William Orin Aby-Laura, Illinois. Burna Maxine Best CUnakisJ-Morton, Illinois. Page sixty-seven Alice Clara Blank fForneyJ-Monica, Illinois. Helen E. Buck CLauberJ-Monica, Illinois. Frank Milton Carman-Peoria, Illinois. Mildred Anne Caron fToddJ-Edelstein, Illinois. Mavis Wheelor Carr fTheobaldJ-Monica, Illinois. Mildred Challiacombe CKulscarD-Dearborn, Michigan. Sylvia C. Elliott CWorkeauD-Princeville, Illinois. J. Edmund Freclell--Peoria, Illinois. Elizabeth E. Gray CHotchkissD--Danbury, Wisconsin. Helen Marie Hofstatter CTaylorJ-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. Sniff iTuckerJ-Chillicothe, Illinois. Kenneth A. Swanson-Princeville, Illinois. Lyle L. Teets-Princeville, Illinois. Hortense B. Trethway CThuresonJ-Goodyear, Arizona. Viola F. Turner lRoehnJ-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 CBegnerJ-Monica, Illinois. Edwin 0. 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 CMartinJ-Princeville, Illinois. Russell W. Stumpf-Cleveland, Ohio. Helen Frances Turner CRinkl-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 CPotterD--Edelstein, Illinois. George A. Begner-Princeville, Illinois. Jack Best-Los Angeles, California. Wilbur L. Blank-Toulon, Illinois. Mary Eloise Bliss QGravesJ-Wyoming, Illinois. Wilma Louise Bouton CPenningtonD-Bartonville, Illinois. J. Edward Byrnes-Galesburg, Illinois. Frances A. Camp CHoagJ-Monica, Illinois. Marjorie Helen Challacombe CWoertzJ--Princeville, Illinois. Thelma L. Fredell-Peoria, Illinois. Dorothy F. Gallup CMooreD-Rantoul, Illinois. Leo Graves, Jr.-Wyoming, Illinois. Martha Jane Graves CBrownJ-Peoria, Illinois. Richard F. Hammer-Timberville, Virginia. Lester A. Henderson-East Peoria, Illinois. Ruth Frances Henry CProsserJ-Peoria, Illinois. Dorothy Hofer CSwansonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Ellen Ruth Holmes CEastmanJ-Normal, Illinois. Karl H. Keller-Champaign, Illinois. Mary Ladd fRuchJ-Edelstein, Illinois. Esther S. Perdelwitz fRickenbergerJ-Morton, Illinois. Harry M. Potts-Chillicothe, Illinois. Harold L. Wear-Kewanee, Illinois. Eileen Virginia Welxber lLongJ-Princeville, Illinois. Page sixty-eight Nellie G. White fDangerJ-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 fCharlandD-Los Angeles, California Hazel M. Kuntz-Monmouth, Illinois. Catherine B. Long CSarnesJ-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 CKobarek7-Berwyn, Illinois. Harold W. Poole-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Ellen Purcell lBoylanl-Princeville, Illinois. Marcia M. Riggen CWlhittakerl--Laura, Illinois. Harold J. Schaad-Princeville, Illinois. Wilbur F. Slane-Champaign, Illinois. William J. Steinman-Peoria, Illinois. Finch Stowell-Champaign, Illinois. Gladys Streitmatter CNealJ-Chillicothe, Illinois. Darlene Walliker CArnoldJ-El Paso, Texas. Helen Jean Wear CRossiJ-Pekin, Illinois. James E. Webber--Brimfield, Illinois. Gerald F. Williams-Chillicothe, Illinois. 1938-W. R. Cordis, Principal. James Berry-Portland, Oregon. Earl Bliss--Brimfield, Illinois. Keith Carter-Normal, Illinois. Clement Colgan-Peoria, Illinois. Coral Delbridge fStreitmatterD-Toulon, Illinois. Frank Dickinson-Chicago, Illinois. John Harvey-Toulon, Illinois. Eleanor Hofer fSnilIJ-Princeville, Illinois. Joyce Hopkins fParkD-Moline, 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-Moline, Illinois. Bernice Reich fTeetsD-Princeville, Illinois. Betty Roach CRassiJ-Morton, Illinois. Celestine Ryan CFaheyJ-Creve Couer, Illinois. Aaron Sammet-Princeville, Illinois. Jean Simmons fKuhnJ-Edelstein, Illinois. Ralph Sniff-Princeville, Illinois. Evelyn Snyder-Princeville, Illinois. Eleanor Sorenson fAbyJ-Princeville, Illinois. Lawrence Theobald-Monica, Illinois. Ellen Thomas-Princeville, Illinois. Virgina Vogel' fRisenJ-Peoria, Illinois. Merle Worsfold-Peoria, Illinois. 1939-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Lois Barrett-flsomeb-Assumption, Illinois. Phyllis Biederbeck CHammerleD-Laura, Illinois. Leo Brown-New York, New York. Marian Burns IKochJ--Lacon, Illinois. Edward Callery-Terre Haute, Indiana. John Callery-Superior, Wisconsin. Caryl Carman CCowanD--Lacon, Illinois. Ethel Cheesman fOertleyJ--Peoria, Illinois. Bcaulnli Compton CReisingerD-Peoria, Illinois. Ruth Donath CSticklingD-Princeville, Illinois. Joseph Friedman-Deceased, April 15, 1945. Glenn Grimm-Washington, D. C. Virginia Hammer CCobleD-Peoria, Illinois. James Harmon-Peoria, Illinois. Sue Harvey CLa Follettel-Laura, Illinois. Helen Huggins CJacksonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Mary King-Peoria, Illinois. Eileen McDonnell CGubbinsD-Camp Grove, Illin Lloyd Miller, Jr.-Peoria, Illinois. Beatrice Neill-Chicago, Illinois. Frances Neill CPaddockl-Princeville, Illinois. Virginia Potter CPiersonJ-Edelstein, Illinois. Robert Pritchard-Edelstein, Illinois. Betty Purcell CMurphyD-Camp Grove, Illinois. Raymond Ralph-Houston ,Texas. Minnie Reich CEmdenl-Toulon, Illinois. Betty Ryan CAndersonJ-Peoria, Illinois. Orin Scanlon-Princeville, Illinois. Helen Schaad CShearsD-Sheridan, Illinois. Donald Sears-Princeville, Illinois. Elizabeth Shearer CMeckD-Pamora, California. Elaine Sibley KMannickD-Los Angeles, California. Ronald Slane-Aledo, Illinois. Dewey Smith-Edelstein, Illinois. Franklin Staples-Mt. Morris, Ilinois. Arlys Streitmatter-Chicago, Illinois. Glenn Streitmatter-Princeville, Illinois. La Verne Streitmiatter-Chicago, Illinois. Charles Timmons-Edelstein, Illinois. Harriet Timmons CDrakeJ-Toulon, Illinois. Arlene Toft CGillisD-Princeville, Illinois. Darlene Toft CGillisP-Princeville, Illinois. Marie Van Dusen-Peoria, Illinois. Lester Woodworth-Peoria, Illinois. 1940-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Margaret Belford CShaneD-Monica, Illinois. Wayne Burton-Army. Yale Camp-Monica, Illinois. Marian Challacombe CPooleJ-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Cheesman-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Colgan-Monica, Illinois. Jack Foraker-Peoria, Illinois. Helen Fox CMaddexJ-Toulon, Illinois. Jennie M. Fritch-Toulon, Illinois. Ona Fritz CMenoldD-Princeville, Illinois. Walter Fritz-Princeville, Illinois. Gwendolyn Gelling fFuscoD-Princeville, Illinois. Dorothy German CKappasJ-Princeville, Illinois. Jeanne Harmon-St. Louis, Missouri. Clyde Hart-Princeville, Illinois. Annabelle Harvey CUpdykeJ-Wyoming, Illinois. Colleen Hill CHughesD-San Francisco, California. Bill Hofer-Speer, Illinois. Jean Holly-Peoria, Illinois. Zealy Holmes-Edelstein, Illinois. Donald Jackson-Princeville, Illinois. Beatrice Martin CReedl-Chicago, Illinois. Fred McNeely-Princeville, Illinois. Susie Newman CMiarsD-Brimield, Illinois. Bill Nickels-Peoria, Illinois. Anton Oppelz-Peoria, Illinois. H Harold Ostrom-Princeville, Illinois. Florence Perdelwitz CTribleyD-Morton, Illinois. Hazel Pritchard-Peoria, Illinois. Robert Schaad-Pekin, Illinois. Evelyn Sears CDownJ-Speer, Illinois. Susan Slane-Princeville, Illinois. Lawrence Smith-Princeville, Illinois. Jack Snilf-Deceased, December 7, 1941. Norma Snyder CBrownJ-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 CLandJ-Alamo, California. Sarah Brown CRussellD-Edelstein, Illinois. Alvin Burns-Elmwood, Illinois. Bernice Callery CGronewaldD-Edelstein, Illinois. Jack Cheesman-Army. Elmer Craps-Peoria, Illinois. Frank Donath-Princeville, Illinois. Marjorie Elliott CBurnsD-Odell, Illinois. Orval Erikson-Peoria, Illinois. Dorcas Gelling CSmithD-Monica, Illinois. Maurice Graves-Chicago, Illinois. Wilma Hager fBartelmayJ-Morton, Illinois. Helen Hammer CFosterJ-Chillicothe, Illinois. Mary Henderson CMillerJ-Chillicothe, Illinois. Frank Hill-Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Ella Hohenberry CBelfordD-Peoria, Illinois. Gladys Hornback CKnoblochJ-Wyoming, Illinois. Dorothy Hurst CMillerD-Los Angeles, California. Russell Ladd-Seattle, Washington. Robert Murray-Winnipeg, Canada. Betty Oertley fCarmodyl-Peoria, Illinois. Georgia Rumbold-Chicago, Illinois. Murial Ryan-Peoria, Illinois. Marie Sammet CShaneD-Peoria, Illinois. Harold Savage-Peoria, Illinois. Kenneth Sibley-Evanston, 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-fNavy. Delwin Walliker-Monica, Illinois. Russell Walliker-Peoria, Illinois. Byron Wear, Jr.-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Lee Wear-Lincoln, Nebraska. Gladys Weaver CLeibigJ-San Francisco, California LeRoy Williams-Princeville, Illinois. Ralph Wilson-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Yarnel'I+Princeville, Illinois. Barbara Jane Yerby CDunnJ-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 CEberlel-Speer, Illinois. Harlan Burgess, Jr.-Princeville, Illinois. Margaret Bush fKirtleyD-Princeville, Illinois. Kenneth Camp-Normal, Illinois. Thomas Carman-Canton, Illinois. Vera Carman CPottsJ-Princeville, Ilinois. Gene Carter-New York, New York. Thomas Cavadas-Peoria, Illinois. Madeline Colgan fMorrisseyD-Peoria, Illinois. Francis Conley-Princeville, Illinois. Janet Crady CCheesmanJ-Princeville, Illinois. Dorothy Curry-Peoria, Illinois. Edward Dearman-Peoria, Illinois. Juanita Donath CBurgessD-Princeville, Illinois. Fred Epley-Edelstein, Illinois. Lee Fritz-Princeville, Illinois. Sam Gates-Peoria, Illinois. Don Gibbs-Princeville, Illinois. Ruth Gibbs CJacksonl-Princeville, Illinois. Martha Graves fGibbsJ-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Graves-Peoria, Illinois. Gladys Herrmann CReedD-Chicago, Illinois. Page sixty nine Ralph Jackson-Champaign, Illinois. Virginia Jones CReidD-Farmington, Illinois. Dale Kirtley-Princeville, Illinois. Margaret Lambrechts CRaulainl-Ambridgc, Pennsylvania. Marilyn Murphy Qlcloferl-Speer, Illinois. Snowden Neill-Kankakee, Illinois. Paul Noland-Ithica, New York. Norma Oertley-East St. Louis, Illinois. Helen Oppelz 1GehrigJ-Edelstein, Illinois. La Verne Perdelwitz-Washington, Illinois. l.eora Stewart lThrushJ-Peoria, Illinois. l.ou's Stoecker-Princeville, Illinois. Arvella Stulf-Peoria, Illinois. Mary Toft lSwigerJ--Princeville, Illinois. lola Worsfold-Princeville, Illinois. Jerrold Yess-Army. 1943-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Betty Beall fl'lutsonJ-Princeville, Illinois. Paul Blank-Peoria, Illinois. Margaret Bridson fBarrettD--Galesburg, Illinois. Ruth Burton fBegnerD-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-Elmwood, Illinois. Harold Delbridge-Princeville, Illinois. Franklin Douglas-Laura, Illinois. Ila Fritz lKuntzl-Peoria, Illinois. Jack Fry-Dunlap, Illinois. Bernard Harmon-Princeville, Illinois. Wilmer Henderson-Chillicothe, Illinois. Kenneth Hurst-Peoria, Illinois. Stanley Hutson-Princeville, Illinois. Ruth Jaques CLarsonJ-St. Louis, Missouri. William Kellogg-Galesburg, Illinois. Donald Kuntz-Peoria, Illinois. Ima Jeanne Lawrence CWearl-Lincoln, Nebraska. Harold Locher-Princeville, Illinois. Mary Dell Long-Peoria, Illinois. Harold Magnuson-Speer, Illinois. Charles Mendenhall--Army. Alphy Menold-Princeville, Illinois. Marjorie Miller fschindlerl-Princeville, Illinois. Betty Mitchell CArcherl-Princeville, Illinois. Marcile Morrissey CPetersD--Peoria, Illinois. Florence Mummert-Princeville, Illinois. Albert Noland--Champaign, Illinois. Marie Ostrum lGravesl-Chicago, Illinois. Robert Park-Los Angeles, California. Melvin Peterson-Princeville, Illinois. Ralph Pritchard-Edelstein, Illinois. Ray Ralph-Princeville, Illinois. Helen Ryan-Evanston, Illinois. Pauline Savage COwensD-Peoria, Illinois. Joyce Ann Schelkopf fzeppl-Peoria, Illinois. Robert G. Schindler-Princeville, Illinois. Richard Sibley-Champaign, Illinois. Anna Jean Smith CDarlingl-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Sniff--Riverside, California. Lila Stahl-Cleveland, Ohio. William Vaughn-Princeville, Illinois. Evelyn Wieland CPaulJ-Bloomington, Illinois. Betty Williams-Springfield, Illinois. 1944-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Phyllis Ann Begner-WACS. Robert J. Berchtold--Edelstein, Illinois. Gloria G. Brannan CRiggenl-Laura, Illinois. Duane W. Burns-Peoria, Illinois. Marjorie F. Burton CVoelkerl-Metamora, Illinois. Patricia Ann Callery--Paris, Illinois. Page seventy Ivan L. Chambers-Princeville, Illinois. Lewis Colgan-Roanoke, Illinois. Gerald Dickinson-Peoria, Illinois. Doris Eply fBrinkmanD-Peoria, Illinois. Mildred E. Gibbs fMerrittJ-Camden, Arkansas. Viola Gruner CBatemanJ-Princeville, Illinois. Robert Hager-Speer, Illinois. Ralph Heinz-Normal, Illinois. Rose Hietter-Princeville, Illinois. Rita Hill Rohmannb-Metamora, Illinois. William Jones-Laura, Illinois. Marjorie Kruse lPounvichD-Chicago, Illinois. James Kuntz-Champaign, Illinois. Robert Laisure-Laura, Illinois. Angela McDonnell CSchwarzloseD-Peoria, Illinois. Gloria McDonnell CAndersonD-Laura, Illinois. Mardell Miller 4CarlsonJ--Dahinda, Illinois. Cecil Mitchell+Wyoming, Illinois. Margaret Mary O'Conner-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Oppelz-Peoria, Illinois. Patricia Ann Roll CMurphyJ-Urbana, Illinois. Marjorie Rowe fRollJ-Chillicothe, Illinois. Doris Schaad-Libertyville, Illinois. Bernice Sears-Princeville, Illinois. Marjorie Shaw-Monica, Illinois. Florence Slane-Peoria, Illinois. Eleanor Smith CAddisl-Toulon, Illinois. Wilma Trowbridge fScottJ-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. Verlys Budde-Peoria, Illinois. Richard Bush-Speer, Illinois. Kathleen Callery-Peoria, Illinois. Junior Camp-Princeville, Illinois. Virginia Camp CSloanJ-Princeville, Illinois. Donald E. Carlson-Dahinda, Illinois. Barbara Crilly-Peoria, Illinois. Darlene Emery-Princeville, Illinois. Vesta Alice Erikson CLindseyJ-Monica, Illinois. Mary Be Fogerty CFuertgesJ--Chicago, Illinois. Dean Gallup-Edelstein, Illinois. Irene Gould fDunnJ--Kewanee, Illinois. William F. Harmon-Monica, Illinois. Robert Hill-Princeville, Illinois. Arta Joyce Holly-Peoria, Illinois. Cherilyn Johnson-Peoria, Illinois. Virginia Kelley CIrvingl-Peoria, Illinois. Permilla Laisure-Peoria, Illinois. Leona Lawrence-Princeville, Illinois. Howard Markgraf-Pekin, Illinois. Ervin Martin-Edelstein, Illinois. Duane Meservey--Princeville, Illinois. Dolores Millard CMil.l'erD-Edwards, Illinois. Mary Ann Oppe fMatthewsJ-Peoria, Illinois. Lee E. Perdelwitz--Army. Raymond Powell-Speer, Illinois. Edward Purcell-Davenport, Iowa. Betty Rockel-Chicago, Illinois. Carol Rowe-Edelstein, Illinois. Arvella Sammet-Peoria, Illinois. Merton H. Smith-Edelstein, Illinois. Ruby Streitmatter CI-Iietterl-Princeville, Illinois. Vernon F.. Streitmatter-Speer, Illinois. William Strickland-Army. Robert Valline-Peoria, Illinois. June Walliker fAultl-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Weaver-San Francisco, California. Aletha Mae Weddington-Peoria, Illinois. Eugene Wilcox-Edelstein, Illinois. 1946-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Paula Allen-Peoria, Illinois. Evalyn Baurer-Peoria, Illinois. Bessie Beam CRaifsniderJ-Cambridge, Illinois. Elvin Bouton-Princeville, Illinois. Duane Camp-Princeville, Illinois. Dorothy Cavadas CSammetJ-Princeville, Illinois. Rosene Conley CSchileinD-Chillicothe, Illinois. Joyce Delbridge-Peoria, Illinois. Kathleen DuBois-Peoria, Illinois. Marjorie Duffy CSmithJ-Monica, Illinois. Martin Hohulin-Morton, Illinois. Dorothy Kellogg-Wheaton, Illinois. Richard Komp-Princeville, Illinois. Corliss Laisure-Normal, Illinois. Verna Lauber-Chillicothe, Illinois. Frances Leonhardt CCampbellJ-Peoria, Illinois. James McDonnell-Davenport, Iowa. Howard Marshall-Speer, Illinois. Nathan Martin-Edelstein, Illinois. Lorraine Mueller-Peoria, Illinois. Corinne Miller QI-Iilll-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Murray-Princeville, Illinois. Donald Schindler-Navy. Mary Vera Slane-Princeville Illinois. Florence Smith CSnifID-Princeville, Illinois. Glenn Sniff, Jr.-Princeville, Illinois. Mildred Snyder-Princeville, Illinois. Shirlee Snyder CGillamJ-Wyoming, Illinois. Wyan Stockdell-Edelstein, Illinois. Vemon Stoller-Speer, Illinois. Jeff Streitmatter-Speer, Illinois. Gladys Wieland-Peoria, Illinois. Dartha Westefer CMcGarveyD-Wyoming, Illinois. Betty Wilson Uonesl-Camp Grove, Illinois. 1947-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Phillip Adams-Peoria, Illinois. Donna Boyer CHansonD-Laura, Illinois. Dorothy Callery-Davenport, Iowa. Robert Callery-Davenport, Iowa. Dorothy Camp CHydeJ-Princeville, Illinois. Barbara Cheesman-Princeville, Illinois. Cecelia Dallinger-Peoria, Illinois. Iola Doubet-Peoria, Illinois. . Glenn DuBois-Princeville, Illinois. Tom Fogerty-Princeville, Illinois. Tom Foster-Princeville, Illinois. Ted Goffrier-Princeville, Illinois. Evelyn Gruner CGoffrierJ-Princeville, Illinois. Ruth Gruner-Jacksonville, Illinois. Fred Grunert-Princeville, Illinois. Wilfred Hanson-Laura, Illinois. Miriam Hemmer-Monmouth, Illinois. Earl Hietter-Normal, Illinois. Maxine Kelly fYeckJ-Peoria, Illinois. Phyllis Kirtley CSmithJ-Laura, Illinois. Jack Markgraf-Malvern, Arkansas. Charles Miller-Army. Marjorie Morris-Peoria, Illinois. Richard Noland-Champaign, Illinois. Ruth Ann Oakes-Mt. Vernon, Iowa. Gene Peterson-Edelstein, Illinois. Martha Peterson fMockD-Toulon, Illinois. jo Anne Purcell-Davenport, Iowa. Claude Rockel-Army. Rosemary Schelkopf-Champaign, Illinois. Clifford Scott-Toulon, Illinois. Elmer Shaw-Monica, Illinois. Juanita Short CGrigsbyl-Peoria, Illinois. Leona Smith-Edelstein, Illinois. Betty Sniff-Princeville, Illinois. Velma Stewart-Chillicothe, Illinois. Betty Streitmatter-Edelstein, Illinois. Robert Streitmatter-Edelstein, Illinois. Arthur Trowbridge-Edelstein, Illinois. Bernice Wagenbach-Peoria, Illinois. Joyce White-Champaign, Illinois. Wilbur Wilson-Army. Albert Wys-Dunlap, Illinois. 1948-W. R. Cordis, Principal. Donna Allen-Speer, Illinois. Eleanor Asal-Peoria, Illinois. Arthur Baurer-Princeville, Illinois. Marthajean Baughman-Tempe, Arizona. Charles Berry-Army Air Corps. Betty Annette Burton-Galesburg, Illinois. Audrey Buskirk CReedJ-Peoria, Illinois. Barbara Delbridge-Peoria, Illinois. Dale Dickinson-Champaign, Illinois. Eugene Ely-Speer, Illinois. Verna Jean Edwards-Peoria, Illinois. Frances Fairl-ield-Monica, Illinois. Donna Fry CKompD-Princeville, Illinois. William German-Princeville, Illinois. Ruth Guth-Peoria, Illinois. Patricia Harker-Speer, Illinois. Edmund Harmon-Davenport, Iowa. Bernard Harney-Peoria, Illinois. Audrey Heinz-Galesburg, Illinois. Dean Heinz-Princeville, Illinois. Charles I-Iemmer-Edelstein, Illinois. Wendell Hutson-Princeville, Illinois. joan Kelly-Princeville, Illinois. John Knell-Navy. Patricia Laisure-Macomb, Illinois. Betty Lawrence-Princeville, Illinois. Betty Lindsey-Peoria, Illinois. Janet Martin-Princeville, Illinois. Betty Jane McDonnell-Edelstein, Illinois. George McManis-Galesbrug, Illinois. Emily Menold-Princeville, Illinois. Jim Messersmith-Peoria, Illinois. Wayne Miller-Princeville, Illinois. Doris Oppelz-Macomb, Illinois. Harold Predmore-Speer, Illinois. Lester Smith-Princeville, Illinois. Nona Snyder-Galesburg, Illinois. Duane Stahl-Princeville, Illinois. Cleta Stewart-Ames, Iowa. Della Streitmatter-Peoria, Illinois. Don Streitmatter-Princeville, Illinois. Eugene Talbert-Monica, Illinois. Marcella Whittaker-Columbia, Missouri. Charles Wilson?-Army. Mary Wys-Evanston, Illinois. ALUMNI COMMITTEE Beverly Nuss, chairman Winifred Callery Marjorie Peterson Margaret DuBois Eileen Heinz HC We WAIfl'liR SMITH KENNETH SMITH VVyoming 197 Princeville 76 Princeville Stone Company PRINCEVILLE, ILLINOIS Ullice Phone Oflice Phone Princeville 46 Wyoming 65 LAMAR STONE CO. Princeville Ifclelstcin Phone 71 Phone 25 Page seven fy-th O O Long Rock Company T l hone 1903 PRINCEVILLE CANNING CO f!l'IIl'U7'il'lliy,f flloff Copim! Carer KAISIQ R - FRAZE R L. E. German Implement Co. Salef and Service Allis-Chalmers - New Idea Pofufr Farm lfquipnufrzt Princeville, Illinois - 'ff - Tele l - 44 p ione Phone 30 STAUFFER' FOOD MARKET li. lf. STAUIIFER, flflanfilgar Princeville, Illinois Page seven ty-five PORTMAN'S SPCDRTING GCDODS 122 North Adams Street Phone 3-3745 PICORIA, ILLINOIS 0. H. 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