Ramsey High School - Memories Yearbook (Ramsey, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1932 volume:

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GFSEV4-hoKlTIHICK, High School Principal, Iatin, French. EDLCAEMUA: Gwosnv13la Gcllsgo A. B. 1926. DWDM., University of Southern California. ACTIvhr'hJ: Hoach of Dramahics- S onsor of Senior Class. ' . J. FLUID GREEN, 2Lo1o7ics1 Science, Social Science, Commercial and Ph?Sio11 Sonora hy, Coach of Athlobics. Q M i ' U -A , I tl dDoCg2TpF: Univonsity of Ilgjnoim L. SWMQQQS. hGEIVrT1BS: uosoh of bosebaym, hozketosri, traokg Sponsor of Freshman Glass. ESTHER COGGQSHALL, English, Music. EDUCAEICN: University of Indiana A. B. 1950. AGQIVIWLES: Director of Girls' Glas Club: Coach of Operottag bgwnaow of Sophomore Class. BUPKIS 7. HDSHFTEEEP, Mstbematics, Physics. EUUCATLOLQ Eastern Illinois State Teachers' College B. Ed 1929 University of Iliinois M. S. 1930. ACTIVIm1ES: Treasurer of High School Fund, Director of Unth- bcienoc Ciub, Sponsor of Junior Class. .,, This foovltr is the host repared faculty over to teach in tho Barony High School. Miss Mo ttriok is the dean of the faculty in point of sorviov, Eoaohing hero for her sixth year, Mr. Wilson is in his fourth ysurg Mr. Green and Miss Coggeshall their second voor, and this is Mr. Asstantler's maiden attempt. 12 COQSZSV 15 if N G1 QZ'cf:X9 . -, W, - A' 'f'flf'll'. W' 'f ,, S iig 'r7l? 2ffi Q V x P- ME' --1 -.1 CA'-5' 2 Ll XC? 1. ' tif 11 wail fe ' ,.,--- ,mb it it L+--if X I ex be ,..l-,- 'Y--............ X '1'QTZ.T.......... Q., M---..,...7 N 1.......ef tu.......Q - ---an-9-.wwf If- '-f--qu 5 5 i iii S., L.--RL-who. . 1 'A ':-'---- ,ef ,...Nq453i xvu f v?-,,--,? in xxng:,X:l.kv QM what - ..,,... , AN fx, V. na.- '-' , . .I 'i W' Xie' euft H nj .,,, Q ij.,-Q .f .fl.--....- ..'A '- 4 1 .pgau-flggfg Q A-'...-.........i., 3 ' A 1 N ' -. ............... ' , ' 3 A . 1 M-'-M H K 't4.-Jig ,--n-..... , I 1-ll.......- - N ' .,..--- x. '- , ... -.. fi 3 4'Nr ilg 2 Z1..-.,.-..-l -if-ee-- 'W' IFWJSILENT... .. . . w e , . . . . ,, trnmolfrmh W . A , 4. Francie Blythe Hkvflell Casegr Esther Fromm fue ine Lakin Faith Moreland Hozothy Robison frita Strobel SENIOR CIASS ROLL suloanfavaaeeeof-on 0 . , Iva xr-va-you-easement-condo Robert Buhnorkempe Lorraine Denton Edna Funderburk Blair Iakin Iaurel Moreland Joe Stoddard xx+xmxmxex .AIDEICINB I-AKIN. .ANITA STROBEL. ZJOSEPHINE EVANS. .ESTHER FROMM, louise Casey , Josephine Evans Paul Griffin Rose Mary Hiller Mary Roberta Elbert Stokes Anthony Thull A very talented class, the members of the Senior Class will leave e vest gap in the activitiee of the school. They Q eir list three members of the debating teams, rumber emono th , five letter men in basketball, three baseball letter men, the meneQ,r of athletics, one of the colorful cheer leaders, two track Vetter men, both tennis letter men, six members of the Seniors. So, in the school Girlsf glee club, and five members of the High Scholl Orchestra. Many of the school leaders were within its ranks. The Editor of the R. H. S. Journal, the President and the Treasurer of the lthleblc Association, and the President of the S. A. Club were there will be e large number of places to fill activities when September rolls around, o the members of the class will try their luck the fall. Others will go out to make their fortunes in the world. A third class will try to get enough money to enter college portals laters Wherepver they go, we know that they shell carry with them the knowledge of right and wrong learned here, and the rest of the school bids them, 'Bon whny of in college in voyagen. 3' 5f ddnfa Blitz- bln' offplune fy ps '31 4 f I 1l erhfmyl maryml dm e or e - , H '- I a'2E:r-S-3 ,N if I fa I I Qggigdtzgjlw-H fc, f ,EQ A fs... ' - . we I , I Y S-'I f fi 4 I.'x L K R.. is I iz 1 .N if ,MPV 11 Au-MJT. MX X Mn:3! K,f L xxfck .tf- gf' ' Qi!!! ..- ., ,' .-' 5 esrm R ' ' 5' Xe x X., -ex. X xi if .I i . 54 f 4 ' 1. 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In their group are U50 basketball leitfr mewgkwc boeoball letter meng two track letter meng ore ii'1u1s, four members of the Girls' Glee Club, five members of +ve 319.1 ebaff? and eight members of the High School Orchestra. 1 1 Lee omnior Class is looking forward to-their Senior Year with muon Jrgechanionw GGG I QQ C lvwlol I ' ly' - if? ,f ff2, ff, ji? ,,. t 2 A 3 ' 2 vi.. - 1 + Q 'ki J ,Q fb: f 3 1 . 1 km X A+-,,:'w'e'oeloee'oo ,J '4' Q 3 ifdfy 7 ld,L f ' 1 d A le i fg5Q-mf 'M' ,B fnfzzffezsz...lalggggzggi 352533 9 we Q f 3 f P ff: F K X ! 21 123 fvlvfi ,aegis 1 if 7lf Q - 1,3 'lf-1. .,.f' L f SOPHOMDRES PRESIDENT. . . . . . . VI CE-fPFIYS1U'D3lNT. . SECBETALRY. . 1 .. . .. . TPELASURER. . . . . . . ....g.......MARY STROBEL. lllOlllUlllQC LES LOIS LAKIN. ::::5i5SIE ARTHUR. Mary Jeno Ahrens Bessie Arthur Kenneth Beck Hdftfv Flythe George BUhnGrkGmP6 Clotii Cothorn Mprxgs Didway Madeline Eckerd MGX wlam Laverne England VGTHOH Ffoitag Rosallne Fromm Kearney Halford 5090 Eayyis Ciggfinlgigig T T7 9 Ol S All Lflfl , ' 5g5gHgQggg+man Ollie Meyerholz 33383 hgixgy 35, Katie Miller Bartlett Rhodes Howard Stokes Adeline Thull .lg xgpe 1 1-5 53355331 Imstor Stivors. Paul Summorlott Charles Wanbaugh . Although the Sophomore Class is the lar est ol i ggggnsogggis Ehagidoes not neeessaeily follow thgt thaypgge n ao ng in quality. fhom Howard Stokes who stands somewhat ve ' f t t ' ' ' reflected througgoui.s1x ee , o llttle Lois Iakln, quality is O Df.,. L -T ALI 9 Q D J uS'f u U 1 Q ,f ' xf w, ft -. ,f X R, , 1 N 1 gf ff . X- ara Vx . f' 'N - ' ' 1 f ' WE ffl-.. .ew 1 fax vj YK 2 fee-is-e 'lx . I Y r ' I5 - Iv 'xv It ff- 1-ff W Y ,::'ffN'fN'X K--if WF. ' X fry N, teat -f A ti: Ja 'X . 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Thelma Denton Barbara Easterday Mhriel Freitag Carl H111 Faye Meycrholz Florence Stivers Pauline Williams. This class is one of the smallest classes ever to be ad- mitted to the Freshman Clase in the Ramsey High School. They,- however, seem destined to make up in quality what they have lost in quantity. 2::1z,f?f?f ,QX TZ uma 4- 779514-1'0iER 4. S. f Y XD Q alma Ve s 1 1 .- -.5 N'-xg. Q-, '- '-x , xxx . I 'xxx VXX l f F1 Y. K X, ! f r . I.-S R if F 3 41 ',j 1 , -7' , 7 JN A ,Zi ,ff xfzx: '77 ! ,fx 3 H: Q g,g,,,4+ t. , gi, fi! x-rx' Q, . 1 N ljfx-Pix gl .tfLf'7fA? x lf'-'15 7 , lf' ,ff -1 Q- 5 .3 1 A, If iv, sXX54?fE-5, ' ma, Lf , A V1 j 1 x 1 Q .I T-, fl ' ,:- 1 - 2 5 ,e' Ry o ' X ' 'H ' . .,'j-,- ',,f-vu J : 1,,,'-,, :nf . I Q I 'x,l.,,Ll, f 5 f - , K'-,X l A R ' . ' r X, , , , r- .' . r' . Izisgbll .-'T V f' ' f' W.. A yn,7ivi'3 ff --A- ' M1 L X' it-fL ' --Q-, '7' ' ,...-- Q ,qw '?:FV, ix rig A new major sport was organized this year---baseha11Q Six games were scheduled, two each with St. Elmo, Vandalia aud.Brewnstown. The season's record was two games wen and four hast. One of the victories was an 11-7 win over Vandalia. behind the fine gitohing of Wanbaugh, the Ramsey team flashed a good brand of all. Another win was a 4 to 5 victory over Biownstown. This game was very exciting with some very good p aylngr The? letter men were: Wanhaugh, pg Carlock, cg Stoddard kg-gb' Rainey Bgjahaggett lbass' Buhnerkcmpe 5b-ss' Pope ofg 8' Bid. 0.1-2 x-xI'i...'3s..n .LQE'f,,1'11Oy if-iflfq , BASKETBALL Ramsey had a very successful basketball season this year. The boys under Coach Green's direction won thirteen games and lost fifteen, but they met some very fast competition, against whom they played some zerg fine games Some of the losses were by one or twoRgoin s uch as the Pane game there and the Vande is game at msey. In the Fonrth annual Ramsey Invitational Tournament, the hosts took th1rd.Q1ace after w nning a very exciting game from Tower Hill. They los 'their second f game to Vandalia, and won third place by defeating Brownstown. ' ---t d t h 1i3S3mh?i3irggfmttotiitmintoiii itil? 552?2 '0f 1335? 5.3333 1153? 5' ATHLETICS toon? wins this ear over Tana, Fillmore, Patoka, Brownstown, and Altamont. ghey lost two tough games to Greenville, and two to Witt. The boys on the team all won letters this year and five of them will be back next year. The five that are Siade' uated are Buhnerkempe, Stoddarw, E. Stokes, Lakin, and ull, while H. Stokes, Waneeugh, Szaif, Garlock, and Spires will be training their eagle eyes at the hoop next winter. The boys were assisted this year by Francis Blythe who acted as manager and trainer for the team. The Schedule: Nov. Nov Nov Deo .Dee Dee Dee Jan Jan Jan. Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb F0150 Feb. Feb. Mar. Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey 19 25 11 19 21 16 24 27 25 26 15 29 21 29 8 15 19 56 29 12 19 18 Alumni 16 Fillmore 14 Vandalia 16 Pane 15 St. Elmo 25 Pena 17 Oconee ll Greenville 52 Brownstown 20 Patoka 15 Witt 29 Altamont 15 Witt 50 Altamont 26 lulberry Grove 11 Greenville 50 Brownstown 5 Mulberry Grove 15 St. Elmo 21 Eatoka 16 Vandalia 21 St. James 29 s 55 INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT ST. EIMD: R msey 18 Bt. Jbme RAMSEY INVITATION TOURNAMENT: Ramsey 20 Tower Hill 19 Ramsey 15 Vandalia 50 Ramsey 22 Brownstown 18 DISTRICT TOURNAM NT AT VANDALIA: Ramsay 50 Brownstown 21 Ramsey 8 Sandoval 26 TOTAL POINTS: Ramsey 561---Opponents 588 TRACK There was a very successful treek team this year, One of the fine victories was the winning Meet. Vandalia, St. Elmo, and Bingham also entered. The relay team was undefeated. Wanbaugh was the outstanding star winning the 220 yard dash every time, and the 100 yard dash every time save one. He also ran as anchor man on the relay? toami The other members of the relay team were Blythe, Buhnerkempe, and England. Carlock and Buhnerkempe did good work in the high jump and in the pole vault. The other members of the track team were Finley, Freitag, G. Buhnerkempo, and H. Stokes. of the Fayette County The team entered the District Track Meet at Charleston, but wen only one place in the meet. Wanbaugh took the fifth medal in the 220 yard dash, Most of the boys will be back next year. We hope to have a winning team. I 12-1' D il 0 Q, fl'- Q I F fw- R ,, 2? lg? J I wa L,,l0?5, fi. Wi sa' D- -Q + n ?! W 4.5 YQ-Sugoi GIRI3' 133 CLUB This year is the second yea: -nat Ramsey High School has had a Glee Club. Miss Esther Coggeshall has been the director both years. The Glee Club ontorog in the District Contest at Staunton and took second. They also broadcasted for one hour OVC! P0610-Station WDZ, Tuscolar Eheysang at many entertain- ments and on many occasions this year, and took charge of the music at the Baccalaureate servioeso SOPRANOS: ALTOS: Rose Mary Miller Josephine Evans Lorraine Denton Anita Strobel Evelyn Bolt Dorothy Robison Dorothy Mueller Marian Casey Leona Donaldson L r.:ne 3125.5-h Ieuiso Borner Carolyn Hayes Mary Strobel Grace England Barbara Easterday Virginia Staff Thelma Denton HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA The Ramsey High School Orchestra was organized the first of the school yearn There were only nine members at the beginning. Now, at the end of the term there are twenty-two members with others about ready to join. The Orchestra gave a Concert about the middle of the school year. They also had charge of the Music at the Commencement. They also played in the Carnival, and appeared many other times on occasions at which their presence was demanded. INSTRUKENTATION: VIOIUY'0 GORNETS: Albert Iattig George Buhnerkempe Grace England TROMBONES: ...4i.l'iL' 4. Carolyn Hayes Leona Donaldson Wayne Denton Dorothy Mueller Esther Buhnerkmnpc Robert Buhnerkempe Norman Roberts Donald Weller BARIRONE: Lora Jackson Jr. Ruby Spires CLARINET: Virginia Staff DRUMS: Blair Iakin and Evelyn Bolt DIRECTOR SAXOPHONES: 'Helen Sinning Elbert Stokes Josephine Evans GUITAR: Obed Belt Jr. MELIOPHONE: Anita Strobel PIANO: Louise Bernor E. D. Wilson. wxv fi f L P V X., ,f-if THE PLAYFQQOQ .rnQpboonWINNING scmnsub CAST OF f5nRAOTERS: Page, a newlywedo o u s 0 0 1- .1 L c e o an 0 .Wayne Georgia Page, the other he1f.tf. a...Eve1yn Bolt. Hurry Page, e women hater.r.s t ....E. P. Stat! Jr. Jane Chillings, a man hs. term, .,.,......Iou1se Berner. . Hannah, H. negro.ma-idaeenooseuerouesouoevhnorothi louise Caldwell, a pretty young rsighbor...He en Sinning. Cunning Carl, an escaped lunatic........Iinde1 Hoffman. An Officer Of The Iew, and how..........Mont Spires. SYNOPSIS The scene of the play is in the apartment of Phillip and Georgia Page in New York city where they are studying art. ' Phi11ip's uncle, Harry Page, and Georgia's aunt, Jane Chillinge, unaware of their marriage, are sending them ellgwanoee. It is a strange co-incidence that both of them are unaltersbly opposed to marriage. After receiving messages that these relatives are coming to visit them, unbeknown to each other, Philip and Georgia decide to withold information about their marriage. Georgia convinces Philip to impersonate a girl friend when Aunt Jane is visiting them, and Philip demands that Georgia impersonate a boy-friend when uncle Harry is present. The comnlrsatlons which arise when the aunt and uncle appear ' provide the hasis'for a farce of good, rollicking mirth. Hhnnah, the negro :ervantg Cunning Carl, the escaped lunaticg and louise Caldwell, a neighbor, do their part in keeping the action moving toward a thrilling climax. WVQ SENIOR CLASS PLAY....t............WHERE COM S PATRICIA'. CAST OF CHARACTERS! Lim, Carrol., a pleasant motherly old widow....Ade1ine Iakin. Llsip Crowder, a pretty young neighbor........Josephine Evans. Angelina, Knoop, another young neighbor, not so pretty...... I ' ,iee'l0lmi5n Minnie Knocp, Ange11na's cousins.....4c.......louise Casey. Dntricia Grayson, daughter of the Governor....Anita Strobel. J3mmie Clark, s'neWeomer in Feri1awn..........Joe Stoddard. Elbert Hastings, A much abused staff member....Eau1 Griffin. Au.U-R1 Wade, Jimmiels peppery b0Ssae'nnoeoo'esoAbo'e'oB1ai.r Iakin-., Tim Hopper, the hownls bad example..t..1...J.s.Elbert Stoknsx. Bud Flanagan, a young Irishmans9...rt aa..Bob Buhnerkempe. SYNOPSIS'l On a certain spring morning the whole population of the town of Fernlawn gasps to see a pretty 19 year old overall cies girl in charge of the ioeei filling station. She is threatened with being driven out of town by th indignant townspeople. About this time the town is agog over the expected visit of the Governor of the state and his daughter. The big night arrives.'Wild enthusiasm reigns as a mammoth parade, colored flares, and cheering throngs greet the distinguished guests. Then out of the ear of honor leaning on the Govornor'8 aimeisteps the Governor's daughter-Patricia of the filling I D. Ono 213' r, L 3 3 'gig if Q J W Yj5Q!ffC3I76gOU5 .Metrics C cumvlr. I The Ramsey High School Carnival was held. on Gctobcr 23d 1951 at the High School. This events vhs one of the most outstan ng gvgntg of the School year, The Carnival was ado up of the follow- in shows: M - , A 5116-Act Pla ooecooeuocoeasf-,see 3 tcllrected. mas Go Mcklttriek The Minstrel ghow, an eutstsrdin, 'A ' ,vrfcrmanec of unusual merit... mousse-:ueL.l.fC'0Ut0d Miss Ee The Orchestra Concert...........,..Lirected by E. D. Wilson. T110 Showistonotouceanooaoeliffcctod Mr! J' F' GTGOTHI The Yacht Race.....................Directed by B. H. Hostottler. There were also a large number of smaller performances of merit. Anita Strobel won the Carnival Queen crown over Josephine Evans by a very close race. OPERETTA The Operetta, NMiss'CherryhlossomH was held in the Gymnasium on the evening of Merch 25, 1952. It was well attended and everyone seemed to enjoy it. The setting was inf e Japanese Tea Garden. The Operetta was under tho direction and supervision of all Esther Coggeshall. About thirty people took part in the play. Miss Evelyn Bolt and Robert Buhnerkcmpo sang the loads. BEAUTY AND POPULhRITY CONTEST For the second straight year the high school voted Rose Mary Miller as the most beautiful girl in school. Also for the second year, Dorothy Mhedler was voted the most popular girl. Ierraine Denton was chosen as the most friendly girl in school. Charles Wenbaugh won the contest for the most friendly boy in school, and Joe Stoddard was successful as the most popular boy in school. Those who were chosen considered it a great honor. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The decorations at the Annual Junior-Senior Banquet were red, white, and blue in honor of the Washington Bicentennial. The Program is a followszl Welcome Address---Helen Sinning Responsc--- ------- Adeline Lakin First Course Second Qourso Class Will-J---Anita Strobel Third Course Glass Prophecya--Leone Iwneldson Fourth Course ' Farewell Address-fE. D. Wilson . Toastmaster: J. F. Green Music furnished by the Junior Orchestre. DEBATE This was e new organization under the supervision of Mr. Wilson. hembers of the teams: Affirmative: Blair Lakin, Mary Strobel .recline :snug Negative: G1-coo england, Dorothy uuolier, Anite su-noi The Affirmative won two out of three debates, but the Negative failed to break into the scoring column. Some of the debates were quite, I close. A notable example was the less of the Negative team to ,ks Greonvillo by half e point. XX ffmvfu Jzimz, Sifpy agative Doha Tum Debate hm 152415 my -Q MIS. 5.4. f' - 1 91 .Eye e' .15 ,z-5 , l' Th e Harmony Team X MQ .s+ Popular Un-I and Pr-efhesf Glrl Office Glrfls 4 f 5 JS. 5- Nlosl' Frre ndiy Glrlw-:cl Bly I . I .J 1 Q ' ul 35 ,gk - I' Mosl' Popular B91 Our Cheer Leaders Tenms Team Sfcwnfon Confesf Em V V I: 1- aff- uv theta 3 !-: 5 E , N W L 1 aim rxvfig L . x ' x . 11, vi 5 ' ffl 2 - 1 . A f We -I1 :'f1,T5f Qjl 'e -1 , . --f- 'J ' A '. . . -Ai, L V Vg'- The Boyle Clfy Bus The Paper Sfaff Senior Gangsfefs e l . ikls X 'TH b . .vim i 4- ...R .Q -ani! 6 -f S974 A L 4 - ' A f'f'-'wpufs fn fha Opereffa Senior Tramp Day Tfflck Twm