Rankin Township High School - Mirror Yearbook (Rankin, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1950 volume:

WIT ,rr idly' ' . :V , H. fSv IFQMZEIGHZZ IAMFS hOH'IO'V FdltOF IA F KO AQQ GREG WF Buq QLSANNA Qen VIRGINI SOP Spor MNRTIN Snag BNRBAR Joke IORFNF AdV1S HINFI S 11 for BSTFH S Mana MASRAL Pdlt X HUFFR IN Is M 1 ltors MITH FPHAIU SNMNONDS d1fO MORGAN or 1 BY J.V, Q 'I.IUf ..or CLP Fdi,, -iness , gcr M ior 1 ',or Q iul Editor WAYNE IRVIN fA ts Editor A' fx INV : LEW .'l'iVCH . wshrt Ed' S .f A S, , 1: . -'!:'w1.:.' , ,s H ', rs S U 'NIH Ln FHE 'MIRROR lffWUIilJ fl sa. p and ml 1 1 ltilllkllv T M1 D f mul wmv, uf, ivI'f'K1f'r:! 'Ill Y 'VHF HUIC. will Apprm 1 '-1'1 ,hr-cl rxwlmlr 1 3 ff v.W . Nl C 5uPL Carly Ca mil la J Secret Board of Education Seated: A. Christiansen, V. Shepard, H. A. Nelson Standing: C. Eighner, W. Mathis, R. Sloa I' ene Qi MO, Sloan n Oh coX'e 30 L W kwa Pte SC Stel W F. Bunne G13dYS Hurt vin Lillian Porter 11 'Ie D QD on Q C 8 C2159 S is Mafun G reg Web Susanna Maskal Can v1n XY But 1F Virginia Hofe sger Gefax A SYmm 08 38 spe H 0 Y Y L G W mes Edith Carlon K Q!!! Dave Cornelius Dorothy Cremeens nc Eal- I Gar Nuv N Barbara Sm1th I1 . ef wavne xrvln CL SS OF 50 AN BUTIER Broadcaster G A A l F H A 1 2 Operetta 1 Glee Club 1 2 EDITH CAHLON Class Secretary 4 Broadcaster Oper 8 1 4 Ban 3 4 G Club l DOROTHY IREMEENS Transfer student from Armstrong H1gh School F H A DAVE CORNELIUS Class Pres1dent 2 VICE Presldent 4 Student Councll V108 PF6S1deHC 4 Glee Club 1 Broadcaster F F A l 2 4 Secretary 3 VICE Pres 1 ent B seball 1 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Tra EARL GARNER Broadcaster F F A 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Opere a 1 4 Baseba 2 3 4 Footbal Basketball 2 3 4 Tra k 2 4 VIRGINIA HOFER Student Councll Secretary 4 MIFFOF ee Club 1 Broadcaster Operetta 1 Play heerleader 4 G A A 2 3 Tre surer 4 JIM HORTON Class Treasurer 2 V1C6 Presldent 4 M1rror Play 4 Broadcaster F F A 1 Watchdog 2 Pres1dent 3 4 Glee Club 2 Operetta 1 Track 1 3 Basketball 2 WAYNE IRVIN Student COUHCII 3 M1rror Broadcaster 4 Basketball 2 3 4 MARTIN IPVIN Class Presldent 3 4 MIPFOF Play 3 4 Broadc ster Gleeflub 1 4 Operetta 4 Baseball 1 Ba etball 1 2 4 Trac SUSANNA MASKAL Class Treasurer 3 Student Councll Pres1dent 4 M1rror Broadcaster ecretiry 2 Treasurer 3 F H A 1 Presldent B nd 2 4 Speec 1 Glee Clu 3 4 0 r etta 4 LEWIS PENCE Broadcaster F F A 1 2 3 Glee Club Bnseb 11 4 Track BARBARA SMITH Class Secretary 3 Student Councll 2 3 M1rror Broadcaster A Band 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Operetta l 4 Octette 3 4 Mus1c Contest 3 4 GERALD SYMMONDS Student Councll 1 2 M1rror Broad caster Glee Club l 4 Operetta l 4 Pl y Baseball 4 Basketball 4 Mus1cContest 3 4 Speech GREG WEBSTER Class V1ce Presldent 3 M1rror Broad Caster F F A 1 2 3 Treasurer 4 Glee Clu Operetta 1 Baseball 2 3 Football 3 Track 2 3 Basketball 2 3 H0770 Live and Learn COLORS FLOWER Blue and Gold Carnaflon A 1 JE , -- 5 . . . g . . . , ,3,4g ent , G.A.A. 3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,,3, g d ,', lee .d 1. a y U .IDI 1 2 , 1,1 1 1 ck l,2,3,4Q 112131 '1 tt 1 1, . l 1.1, 1, 1, 1, 1 32 ' 1 1 1 C 1 1 G1 l 3 5 3 4g C : g . . . 1,33 F.H.A. 1, , , a- Track 1,2g F.F.A. 1,2,3, Watchdog 4g,Baseball 2,31 2.3.42 sk' . ,sf 2 k 3,4f ' ' 3 ' 5 g G.A.A. 1,4, S 1 , 5 . . . ,2,3, ' 45 a ,3, 3 h 3 b 1,2, , Q pe - , 1 - ' - 1 1 141 2,41 2 a 1 3.4: 5 ' 3 5 G.A. . 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: 4: , L . s a 1.3.41 45 ' 5 . . . , , , 3 b 1,43 SENIOR PROPHECY H1 Yah' Get up thar mule Well lflt 1SH t Dave Cornel1us dr1v 1ng a mule tra1n for Jerry Symmonds Mule Del1very Servlce, Inc Guess we ll go along on the next tr1p across the cont1nent and see 1f we can see any of the graduates of 1950 Oh d1d you know that Jean Butler 1S st1ll wa1t1ng for the mule tra1n to br1ng herthe r1ght man As you know, she 1S runn1ng a g1rls school rlght now K Ano her sale today more new glasses for Ed1th Carlon She has a pa1r for every hour of the day They say she 1S Stlll at St Mary s of Notre Dame, taklng her f1fth post graduate course She can't seem to break away from those handsome football players You remember Earl Cob Garner don t you? Well even though he 1Sn t marr1ed yet, he 1S l1V1Hg very happlly w1th h1s gobblers You see, he s runn1ng a turkey farm and each year he donates a turkey to the JUHIOF Class of R T H S V1rg1n1a Hofer has certalnlydone good She now owns the Cottage Inn Wh1Chh8S grown 1HtO a large n1ghtclub called Jenny s Nlght Club w1th the famous slogan, Spend YOUI' CVCHUIES Wlth JCYIHV It s been n1gh on ten years SIHCC I saw Jlm Horton, but I hear he owns a Chaln of I G A stores HIS l1tCl6 sons are now work1ng as de l1very boys for the1r famous father We ll now stop at Rossv1lle where Wayne Irv1n l1ves As you know he was always a l3d18S man but lt seems that the weeks are too short for h1m SIDCC he rates ten lady frlends Marty IFVIH He 1S now called Col Mart1n IFVIH s1nce he 1S one of the best auct1oneers they have Marty sa1d that Lew1s Do L1ttle Pence 1n the blue grass state also He has a l1ttle tumble down cab1n up on a mounta1n where he and h1s three coon hounds spend four f1fths of the1r t1me sleeplng and the rest huntlng What a llfe' Inthe c1ty of RHHRIH Q1thas grown you know! we stop atthe school to see SUS16 Maskal SIDCB M1ss Morgan ret1red, she has moved from HSSISUHHU commerc1al teacher to the head of the department SUS1e 1S st1ll unmarr1ed andshe can t seem to g1V8Up her ch1ldren asshe calls her students A promlnent bachelor, now owner of a m1lk company, 1S Stlll call1ng on her try1ng to get her to sav 'yes' Mrs Delmar Sm1th, the former Barbara Webster, 1SHOWl1V1Hg 1n a manslon No more tra1lersfor her Marr1ed l1fe must be grand because they both look happy Oh yes, they even have two l1ttle tax deduct1ons They are named after the1r pop The1r names are 'Coke and Cola Let s go' Greg Webster was voted the most handsome and el1g1ble bachelor 1n the U S and 1S now 1n Rankln agaln He owns a horse ranch 1n Texas I always d1d l1ke horses Greg made h1s fortune runnlng h1S dude ranch SIHCC we ve seen the whole class of'50 guess we llget off here and take a tra1n home Hope the ra1lroad tra1n r1des eas1er than that mule tra1n' , . . . , . . - . .. , y . . . , . I , , . . . , . 1 ' ' 1 . . - . YI I I 1 - 1 . , , , , , . . . . , . . . . . , H . - ' fl Y ' - ll . n ' ' . W , . , . , . . . Now we head for Kentucky. Dave wants to stop and see his old friend ' . ' ' ' - ' ' is . . , . n . n ' I l . s ' n n ' W ,, ,, ' a , . . . , , CLASS WILL I, Jean Butler, will my inevitable quietness to Pat Taylor and my History grades to Nancy Hayes. I, Edith Carlon Y trombone to anyone who can stand the noise. I, David Cornelius, w y cherished seat on the bus to Doris Hasler I Earl Garner will m Ge et d , , y om ry gra es to Jim Irvin and my basket ball technique to Terry Sloan I Virginia Hofer, will my typing ability to Ermalene Johnson and my che rleading to anyone who can stand It I James Hor next t , will my shyness in class to Phyllis Lynch and m ill my shortness to Russell Olson and m ton, will my I G A Job to Harold Hendrlcks and my seat the radiator 1n room 9 to anyone who can et t I Wayne Irvin, will my exp+rtness at ping ping to Jack Taylor and my lit rary failures to Wendall atarr I Martin Irvin, w1ll my ou of town girls to Honn1e Barker and my pennil ss pockets to Harold Hendrlcks I Susanna Maskal, will my special back seat in the school bus to Herman Obenland and my trumpet to Dick Hill I Lewis Pence, will my ability of changing the subject in History to Richard Hill and my tardy record to Marilyn Nelson I Barbara Smith, will my double life role to Twila Nelson and my History assignments to anyone who can digest t I Gerald Symmonds will my fatness to Allen Watson and my good b6haV10f in Engl1sh class to Hob Howard and Charles Trimble I Greg Webster, w1ll my Bible to Dave Nelson OFFICERS 4.41 ushue ROW orter son n ott chaeffer Mrs texner COND ROW McCann Moser B Bushue Taylor C xfton o nson e son xllippo Hendrlc s THIRD ROW F0St8f Creech artxn asler redrxckson cCarty Hayes Hubbell Irvln fno N,sJ1 AXf , J Hlldzlm FRONT ROW M Co teaux Swanson Watson Hofer Schae fer Cox Marllyn Nelson Lynch IRD ROW Butler enland O son Holquxst ehrens Marxon Ne son Bruens N-ffl ONT ROW Hrs H rt aylor, ea etc um ut er arx Mat 1s Pence ECOND ROW Howard H1 Chrxstxansen ox Horton Johnson Hendrlcks Snyder I O H I G H FRONT ROW Barker, S. Johnson, N. Foster, Dxskxn, Whxtley, Sloan, M. Osborne, G.Troxel,Kunce, Smethurst, J.Irv1n. SECOND ROW Nelson, D. lartxn, B. Obenland, Fxnley, Mueller, Klng, Hubbell, McIntyre, , .J 55,4 A51 h f A ' A X, If S 1 - 'Ja 1, 0 p fx 'fxx P y I rg. , . .Jw M ,. 0 . , an H O 1 V E A 1 S ,Q .1 i ', fl : r - 1 . . . . f . . ' lr. Schwartz. SECOND ROW: Smith. Maskal. Staff' Tfimblev Padgett: ' , . TH : . Ob . 1 . ' , B , ' 1 , . 4 W 4 'J fi F M 'H K W.: 'A S R .M . '- E X ' S f . H 1 .. v v M 4 a ,,, y ' O - S E . Af 5. , . N .1 ' 1. 5 - .A ,.., Q1 wk 1 X' Xi FR 1 . u , 'r C 1 r y , K 11 , B 1 , 11 ' , 1.- Mr. . S : , '11, ' ' , C , - U 1 N L. Snyder, R. Snyder, lr. Hubbell. h M9 -. ,, X A QL X .ye M J A M M L M 5 li HMM wx :rim wmv. STUDENT COUNCIL ATED McCarty as a o er Corne 1us CK ROW H ll Hendrzcks M McCarty rxstlansen Starr Bushue, Hubbel Elghne nch R as r a M eller. Foster Th1S year the Student Co E unc1l provlded for lncreased representa lon of the student body w1th three representatlves from each class, 1nclud1ng Jun1or Hlgh The councll energet1cally entered IHUO school 3Ct1V1t18S early ln September Several all school partles were planned and 1n November the group sponsored an 1nterestnng Amer1can EdUC8C1OH Week program to wh1ch parents and frlends were 1nv1ted A very nlce Chrlstmas party was held on Dec b thecouncllsponsored em er 22 and 1D March a popularltv contest Roy Ell w1nners ofthe contest 10tt andNancy Hayes , were crowned klng and queen at the St Patrlck Dance Th1s party was a speclal h1gh11ght 1D the soc1al calendar Other soc1al events lncluded a skat1ng party a d 0ff1C6rS fo h , n a ch111 supper rt e year were, Susanna Maskal D Hofer, and Bern1ta M C , lfglnla , v1ce presldent, secretary, and , PCSPCCUIVBIY F W McCarty Superlnt d councll s 3dV1SOT en ent, was the TAF? BBOADCASTEP' S SEATED Mask Butler Hofer STANDING mxth Irvnn Horton al Carlon Cornell We ster Mxss Morgan ATED W Ir gskal rvxn vxn Ho er Smxt ornelxus Webster S , m monds Pence STANDING Mxss Morgan Horton AFV Mlaxwn ST SE : , S. M k 1, H f , 1- - u I i v l I r ' U Ch ' ' , , 1, ' Ly M, . M k 1, u . . A . 1 4 I . , . . D . ,S ' ' , ave Cornelius V' ' ' ' c arty, president ' - ' treasurer ' . . '. , ' . , . S ' , M . ' , , 'us, b . l XLS K S E I a ' 1 f I ff' H , M. I ' , ' h, C ' . y - fi E miss SOMEBQDY' n1JI1MTL plllif- LEFT T0 RIGHT' Starr Swanson McCarty Exgh ner Bushue Symmonds o er Horton Chrxs nsen Irvnn LEFT TO RIGHT Hafl Swanson ushue Irvxn Schaeffer Stgrr McCarty Webst er Exghner G arner Symmonds Chrlstensen nyAATllAjqN PLAY AND OPERETT A PROVE SUCCESSFUL The fall product1on of Llttle M1ss Somebody was well recelved by a capac1ty aud1ence on November 22 1949 Members of the cast and Mrs L1ll1an Porter, d1rector of play, arecongratulated for such a f1ne per formance JUHIOF Irv1n served as stage manager and cast helped w1th the sta e e e hlgh school operetta Mar1anne under the d1F6Ct10H of Mrs Gladys Hurt, was presented on January 31 The aUd16HCC that w1tnessed th1s product1on was 1mpressed not only by the s1ze of the group but also by the quallty of thelr product1on The cast p1ctured above was supported by members of the Boys and Glrls Glee Clubs Instrumental mus1c between acts was furnlshed by members of the band Much cred1t1s deserved by stage managers LEWIS Pence and B111 Cox, who w1th the BSSISCHDCC of the cast constlucted th scenery e excellent stage BCDY S CHORUS FT TO RIGHT Ellxott ence ymmonds Irvx us ue tarr son LOISTS n rvxn 1 n on rxmb e urn SO E . H f , , ' - te , M. ' X s , B, B . M. ' , . 4 ., N . . H . uv n 1 , . - , ' ' every one in th ' g setting. Th . H . H, . . . I I ' ? I I . LE : ' , P , S , M. ' , R. B h , S , O1 , Jr. I ' , E'gh , ' t , T ' 1 , G , er Clxf- er Schaeffer , H. Bushue, Webster. ONT ROW D Swanson Behrens B Bus ue Smx Sme urs C Swanson redrxckson ubbell reec xt e oan lagka BACK W Swanson Custer clntyre orn, oser Boehme Terre aylor e son etchum I s orn ar on Bushue Goins Thompson 0 enlnnd Snyder c H0fb8U8f STANDING R laska Hubbell BAND After having presented s1veral summer concerts, the band was 1D full swing when school resumed in September At that time five new comers were welcomed making a total enrollment of thirty two As t1me elapsed however, membership increased as promotions fromthe beginners band were made A very successful spring concert on May 19 was an event of major importance in the school calendar A variety of numbers were present ed including several solos, and duets The group also made special preparations for a public performance on Memorial Day and for coming concerts of the summer Four officers headed the organization They were Donna Jo Swan son, president Nancy Behrens, vice president Susanna Maskal secre tary treasurer and Belva Bushue, reporter M W F Bunnell band director, deserves much credit for this fine musical organization SPEECH Speech contestants and their entries his year were Pat Taylor, Pat Chris 1ansen, and RussellOlson, humorous read ng Aldine Bruens, serious reading, Ber nita McCarty verse reading and D1Ck fighner, oration. In the District Speech Contest on 'ehruary 23, Bernita McCarty won first ilace in verse reading. On March ll, she ,dvanced to the Sectional Contest,and, here in a field of nine, placed second in llass B schools. Mrs. Lillian Porter was director of speech. Olson, lcCnrty, Taylor, Christiansen, Bruens, Eighner GIRLS GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW aska arx ever y m1t Has er Hubbel Lynch h SECOND ROW Taylor Ketchum Cox Horto Mas a wanson Padgett ushue B Smit THIRD ROW ehre s Fredrnckson cCartv Olson Ho quxst Clear Bruen Marxlvn Nelson Chrxstxansen RANKIN HIGH WINS MUSIC HONORS Students ofHank1n H1gh School were very successful at the DISLFICC Mus1c Contest held at Urbana on Saturday, March 25 Wlnners of F1rst D1v1s1on rat1ngs were Mary Jean Hubbell, p1aH0, who played U Sasp1ro by L1szt Bernlta McCarty, med1um V01C8,Wh0 sang 'My Heart At Thy Sweet Vo1ce and Dorothea Fredr1ckson, low vo1ce Ho' Mr Plper W1nners of Second D1V1S10D ratlngs were D1ck E1ghner, boy s low vo1ce, who sang Tommy Lad Jerry Symmonds, boy s med1um vo1ce, who sang Songof'The Open Road' Joan Cleary g1rl s hlgh vo1ce, Morn1ng Jackxe Creech hlgh vo1ce Valley of Laughter' Pat CHTISCCHSBH, glrl s med1UmVO1C8 A Heart That s Free Marllyn Nelson p18DO Impromptu' by Schubert and G1rls Ensemble who sang 'Snow Legend' Lewls Pence, boy s med1um VOICC placed 1n th1rd d1V1S10D Slnglng Wlthout A Song On Apr1l 1 the G1rls Glee Club met at Champa1gn for the D1str1ct Ofg8H1Z8t1OD Contest The g1FlS sang 'My Johann' by Gr1eg and placed second PIANISTS ENSEMBLE sotolsrs H ,, ',,,. : S. M 1, H ', B 1 S ' h, I , 1. , C1-gee ,Mrs.Hurt. : 1 . 1 n, R. k 1. S , . B , . X ' h. : B n , ' , M , , l ' 1 Y' s, ' , . ' ' . . . . - : - n n . n . 5 . . . ' fl. ' ' l ' n , , . . . . . . . . ' . . Y ' n n. 1 ' ' I n . ' I ' ' n ' n. 1 1 1 1 . . . W I . . , 1 a 1 ' ' n 1 ll. ' ' ll l 1 I I Q . . , . . ' . . . . . . . n ' N. ' 1 . . . OFFIKIERS SUSANNA MASKAL Preszdent COLLEEN BUTLER Vxce Presxde MARGARET MARTIN Secretary VIRGINIA HOFER Treasurer ERMALENE JOHNSON Reporter RST ROW Taylor etchum o nson artxn Maska But er Ho e arm rs Ste1ner COND ROW J Butler Cox Horton Mae a Swan son a gett us ue ar ara mxt Ca 1 n THIRD W McCarty Fre rxckson son o quxst eary Bruen: Lvnc Chrxstensen FHA SOCIAI HIGHLIGHTS The club calendar, planned by the members, 1S 11St8d below THEME Managlng Our Home qeptember Organ1zat1on Chlldren off to School October Carn1va1 Trlck or Treat November Famlly N1gh1 Thanksglvlng Dlnner December Apprec1at1ons Fun at Chf1Stm8S T1me January IH1t13t1OH Keep the Home FIYCS Burnlng Februarv Group RCCFCICIOD Cooperatlng Together H A March Fellowshlp Belng a Good Nelghbor Aprll Fro11cs A Hard N1ght s Sleep Apr1l Mother Enterta1n1ng My Mother May Installatlon Clean1ng House The Chapter won a second superlor ratlng on the1r Publlclty Book for Sectlon Mrs Clarence Car on Chapter Mother oster, Butler 1 xono Hen rxc s Ho er STANDING Mrs Stexner Hayes Smxt . - . n FI 1 , K , Jh , M , s. 1,c. 1 ,lwfn-, H ', I . 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OFFICERS JIM HORTON P113 President DAVE CORNELIUS Vice-Presiden ANDY SCHAEFFER Secretar GREG WEBS1nR Treasur RUSSELL OLSON Reporte VAYNE IRVIN Sent1ne son orne us, orton Webster Don Pence Advxsor COND ROW aylor 1 ton R Bus ue xghner tarr us ue arner, IRD ROW J Irvxn xoth Pence rvnn athls Obenlnnd Snyder FFA CHAPTER HAS INTERESTING RROGRAM Some of the var1ed HCUIVICICS 1n the F F A program th1s year 1D eluded an off1cers tra1n1ng school, overn1ght camplng trxp food stand at farm sale, f1eld tr1ps, Father Son Banquet, sw1mm1ng party, and sever l Judglng contests and llvestock shows Three members were represented at the SCCt10H8l Graln Show at Sldell on December 14 The1r enhf16S and W1nH1HgS were Greg Webster f1FSt on soybeans, second onoats, class B on shelled corn class C on s1ngle ear, and class C on ten ear sample of corn and on slngle ear Wayne Irvln th1rd on oats and D1ck Elghner, second on popcorn The da1ry team placed 1n f1FSC d1V1S1OH at the State JUdg1Hg Contest and the fat stock team, th1rd VETERANS CLASS IN FAPNINC The class 1n Farm1ng for Veterans was started 1n June, l946 to g1ve veterans an opportun1ty to learn the sc1ent1f1c pr1nc1p1es of ag r1culture and to obta1n actual 6XpCF1CHCC 1D farm1ng Each veteran 1S ent1tled to tra1n1ng for a per1od oi the t1me he was 1n serv1ce plus one year Employed veterans are l1m1ted to two years tra1n1ng, wh1le self employed veterans may stay 1n the class a perlod of four years SIHCC the program was started many veterans have completed the1r ent1tlemenrs and others have taken the1r places At present elght are enrolled They are Robert Cleary Charle Teagard1n George ChF1S tensen, Delmar Sm1th, Marv1n Sprague George Sm1th Ralph Vogel and MBUTICB Watson r y Bl' I' ' 1 f , C He ef, , , ' . SE 1 T . C1'f . - h E' , S , H. B h , G TH : . ' E11' f W- I l . M ' , f - , , . . . . . ' 1 a . . . t . . . . . , - . 3 . 3 ' - . .-?1'3 I . : , s ' , ' - ! Y Q 4915 Aw 9 1. 4 4 4 af! mx 'HCL Q5 1. Ru fx wx ,iw G' ,Mp wa .. ,- '4 Q .L TAC I J, , v y -mi, is -AQ BASEBALL The Rangers' baseball schedule is played partly in the fall and the rest in the spring. Based onthe fall scores we will have to admit the opposition was pretty rough on us, but it is hoped that during the winter some pitching control and confidence have been acquired which will brighten up the spring games. The spring schedule has not yet started as this goes to press. How about knocking the cover off that ball this spring and from now on? The letter winners based on performance tothe present but subject to change during the spring games are: Martin Irvin, Dave Cornelius, Earl Garner, Richard Bushue, Charles Clifton, Marvin Hofer, Carl Schaeffer, Wendall Starr, Charles Trimble, Allen Watson, Harold Hen- dricks, and Harold Bushue. Final letter winners will be announced and letters presented by Coach Colteaux at the annual spring athletic dinner. Home games were officiated by Mr. Pence, Mr. Hubbell, and Mr. Schwartz. . V7 'f.i5?iji5J Y SEATED: Trimble. Watson. I- Irvin, Garner, Clifton, Starr, M. Irvin. Cornelius- Hofer- STANDING: Comch Colteaux. lathish Pence, SYmm9f'ldS. R.Bushue, H. Bushue. Hendricks, Schaeffer, Hill, Howard, lgr. Jr. Irvin. 4 H w . , iw! -A qu 'Q .L f' . , , 'lo 'Q in a. I --f ,H l iwfizw uf.,3WE -- A iff 32-1MV1gW1.W ' 1 4' 3' im?WM TRACK Several boys reported for track this spring. The list included: Dave Cornelius, Wendall Starr, Harold Hendricks, Carl Schaeffer Charles Clxfton Charles Tr1mble D1ck Elghner Allen Watson, Harold Bushue, Jack Taylor, Earl Garner, Robert Howard, B111 Cox, R1chard Bushue Gerald Symmonds, Boy E111ott LCWIS Pence MHFCIH Irv1n Bob McCann, Gxlbert Johnson SPRING SCHEDULE Apr1l 19 Quad meet at Potomac fHenn1ng, E Lynn, Hank1n, Potomac D Apr1l 27 N Verm1l1on County meet May County meet ay D1str1ct meet dguuduii arner Exghner Howard Clnhon Hendrxcks S mmonds Watson Ellxott Irvxn Taylor McCann 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . m W 2 r V T' f 5 Q H l i,1M , 1411: . H' he ., 'L A V f ff,-JQQR fi H H We f ,,,, qfggy M V I .4,g. 6 'ufX TL, K -W J HV, ,g Sxjga K ngyg , . emfjfWFY H H To ' kv I+' A Q -J - - s wf! f -L . XE , kQ,H.Njgt 1 A ll: A I, f I I fl H H's QQ' mn'voh We ' 1 5 ,, VVHH gb H.M, .,,, Q G I U 1 ' I Q V Y 1 1 . I- 1 . SEATED H rvnn, arner o U Ll chaeffer endrxcks tarr Elliott STANDING Coach Colteaux vxn I lgghrg gy or us ue Exghner Symm0ndS oward l Butler RANGERS HAVE SUCCESSFUL BASKETBALL SEASON Rank1n enjoyed one of the1r most successful basketball seasons 1n many years as they posted a 9 won and 13 loss record oach W J Co eaux 1n h1S f1fSC season at Ran 1D had the fo lowxng players on the b k tball squad at the season s end Hofer C Schaeffer Starr Trlmble HCHdr1CkS Taylor H1ll Howard and Butler All of these boys w1ll return next year w1th the ex ceptlon of two sen1ors Garnex and Symmonds Manager for the team was JUHIOF lrv1n Cheerleaders th1s year were Nancy Hayes and Norma Foster and V1Fg1H18 Hofer SEASON S RECORD RTHS OPP RTHS OPP Crescent Clty Armstrong Armstrong Ogden Hennlng Donovan Potomac Rossv11le Blsmarck Mllford Loda Welllngton Henn1ng East Lynn Oakwood Crescent C1ty Loda Stockland East Lynn COUNTY TOURNAMENT 25 Potomac DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 44 Well1ngton 27 Potomac : o r. H. I ' G , t n, r e, . s Cv S , H ' , S , ' . : P JY- If I Kf', ' , T l , H. B h , ' 1 v' H , Hil , . C . . It , ' ' ' k' , l ' , as e ' : Garner, Symmonds, H. Bushue, R. Bushue, Clifton, Eighner, Elliott, 36 ' 25 32 43 30 33 41 45 41 ' 27 32 ' 38 l9 58 38 34 48 63 ' 32 38 55 ' 41 ' 33 38 ' 40 ' 28 . 36 . 62 ' 22 36 44 Haye F ster Ho Fxrst Ten To open the season the Rangers chalked up a v1ctory over Crescent C1ty 36 to 25 on November 4 Hankln s next game at Armstrong was a close game but the Rangers lost 33 to 30 E1ght days later the team toppled Hennlng 41 to 27 On November 22 Rankln won 1ts th1rd game of the season at Donovan, maklng a 3 won 1 loss record outstand1ng game of the year at ROSSV1lle on December 2 Play1ng before a packed house the Rangers won by only one po1nt 1n a double overt1me At the end of the f1rst half the Rangers held a three po1nt lead 14 to ll In the next quarter Hank1n ra1sed the score 11 po1nts end1ng the th1rd quarter 25 to 16 Rank1n after hav1ng a good lead slowed up ln the fourth quarter and wlth only a short t1me left to play Chrls t1ansen from ROSSV1lle made two free throws and t1ed the game 28 all ROSSV1ll6 Jumped to a three po1ntlead 1nthe fzrst overt1me but Bushue s free throw and Cornellus s f1eld goal 1n the last 16 seconds t1ed the game aga1n In the second overt1me Rossvllle s Beckley made a free throw and Rank1n s Cl1ft0H came back w1th a f1eld goal to w1n the game 33 to Among other good games of the year were the Loda game w6ll1HgCOH game and Stockland game A speclal hlghllght of the year was the n1ght Rank1n won the Loda Inv1tat1onal Freshman Sophomore Tourney on March 7 by defeatlng Melv1n S1bley 43 to 33 Inthe flrst game of the tourney Bank1n played Loda and eas1ly won 50 to 31 In the champ1onsh1p game the followlng even1ng the score was t1ed 16 to 16 at the half But 1n the th1rd quarter the baskets poured 1D for the Rangers and the 'Champs left Melv1n S1bley tra1l1ng by ten p01HtS 43 to 33 R T H S 1S very proud of the n1ce trophy awarded the team Cheerleaders for the tourney were Peggy Cox and Joan Cleary freshmen and Joan Holqulst and Ald1ne Bruens both shophomores. The reserves also posted agood season's record of 11 won and 7 lost. The llneup was not lntact throughout the season due to changes on the vars1ty squad. However, the reserve team IS the tra1n1ng ground for the V8TS1ty and 1n th1s respect our reserves are to be heart1ly commended for a Job well done. 5 , o , - fe r V ' ' ff . - , i i ' ' 9 After losing to Potomac on November 29, the Rangers played their , . U 1 Y ' . 1 ' I I ' i Y , - n s , - U . 1 1 ' . I . , . . . . . . , ' Y . , . . . . l 32. Y , . I I I . , . . . . n . - . . . , s . Q Q . . , . A : , I I F RST ROW rs Porter v sor r m Martln Has er Ho quxst Hubbell Creech SECOND ROW Carlon Johnson Cox Horton etchum, Taylor, rCarty rens, son, leary, Lync Nelson Christensen GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Early 1n September the f0110W1Hg members were elected to of f1ce Dor1s Hasler, pres1den1 Ruby Maskal v1ce presldent Joan Holqu1st secretary Margaret Mart1n, treasurer, and Mar1lyn Nel son, reporter New members ware 1n1t1ated the followlng month and membersh1p lncreased to twenty four Some ofthe Chlef act1v1t1 s 1D whlch members part1c1pated were a telegraph1c bowllng tournament 1n February a te1egraph1c basket ball shoot1ng tournament 1n March a spr1ng play day and a Mother Daughter Banquet 1n Apr11 To close the year s SOC1al 3CClV1t1ES a tea was held 1n May Letter, and numerals were awarded to deserv 1ng members for fulfllllng certa1n requlrements 1D sports throughout the year BOWLERS In February e G A A g1r s paft1C1p3t6d 1n a statew1de tele graph1c bowl1ng contest sponsored by the Ill1no1s Hlgh School Assoc1a EIOD Ten glrls formed the team w1th the flve hlghest scores belng sent to the Il11no1s H1gh School Off1ce to be rat d 1S 1S the f1r t1me the Rankln G.A.A- has entered the contest and the1r averages about equalled the average for the state As a part of the GIFIS, P. E. program bowllng classes were held tw1ce a week throughout the w1nter months. FIRSTROW Chrxstensen, Horton, Cleary SECOND ROW Hubbell. Creech. lartln. B. Smxth, johnson, Hasler. I : I . , , r , ve y th, ' , 1 , I I 1 I ' : 1 1 1 1 R. laskal, Swanson, Padgett, S. Haskal, Barbara Smith. THIRD ROW: K, H. , Beh O1 C hy 1 . : . . 3: Y . - . I l I ' I ' . . . Y . - - ' 1 ' r ' . , Y . . . . THE ch . . . ' 1 e . Th' ' ' st t . Q F RST ROW Mueller Horton Foster SECOND R W Hubbell Irvxn Bar er McIntyre Slogn IRD ROW Butler artxn Custer lng Fxnley Snyder Coach Hubbell JUNIOR HIFH WINS NORTH VERMILION CHAMPIONSHIP The JUH10r Hlgh team began the basketball season w1th three reg ulars of last year s team back They were Bud Hubbell Terry Sloan and J1m Irv1n After some 1ntens1ve pract1ce Ronnle Barker and Jerry McIntyre earned the other POS1t10nS on the team w1th Stanley Klng Neal Clark D1ck Flnley and Ronald Snyder as subst1tutes The team sw1ftly developed 1nto a w1nn1ng f1ve and at the end of the season they ranked th1rd 1n the team s stand1ng 1n the North Ver m1l1on Conference The team however felt they should be Champ1OHS of the league and atthe North V8fm1l1OH Conference Basketball Tournament held agArmsgr0ng theybecame Champlons ofthe league by defeat1ng Arm strong 32 to 12 by defeat1ng AIVIH 1n an overtlme SCSSIOD 27 to 26 and 1nthe flnal game takrng f1rstplace by defeat1ng Potomac 20 to17 Jerry McIntyre moved dur the a ter p t of t e season and Stanley Klng took over h1s pos1t1on At the end of the season the f1fSC f1ve cons1sted f Stanley K1ng forward Ronnle Barker for ward Bud Hubbell center Terry Sloan guard J1m Irv1n guard The three cheerleaders who d1d an outstanchng Job were Nancy Foster Nyla Mueller and Pat Horton ! FI Z v n ' 0 I n . 9 k 1 Y . Z r M l 1 I K' 1 l 1 ' ' J I ' 1 2 . . . , . I Y , . . . , . . ' I ! , . . D I 1 ing l t ar h . . . A V .2 . QL , ' o : ' , , M S , ' . . E ? 12 7 7 I , 9 , , W S Q 7 IOKFS Fre hman Mom can I go out tonlght please7 I ll be back before l0 c ock So lomore Mom can I go out? I 11 be ba k about 12 0 Clock Junnor I m gO1Hg out tonlght Mom Sennor I m gO1HgOUt tOH1ght and I 11 brlng 1D the m1lk when I come home ' Barbara Smlth 'Dear there s a peddler here wlth a mustache Delmar Tell h1m we don t wany any Two SSHIOFS COm1Hg home from a party Greg Webster What fun' We played games and evelyone got a box of crackerjacks w1th a F126 1n lt Marty Irv1n What d1d you get 1n yours7' Greg A Chevrolet coupe Marty A Chevroletcoupe1n aboxof cracker Jacls7' Greg 'Easy a woman dr1ver Susne Maskal fTelephon1ngJ You d better not come over ton1ght JUHIOF Papa ma , he found out we used h1s car for Joy r1d 1ng last n1ght JUHIOF Cleary How d1d he f1nd out7' SUS16 We h1t 1m J1m Horton Why don t you send your su1ts to Ann the C81l0F no more7' Jerry Symmonds 'Because he took a spot ou of my gray su1t last t1me J1m 'We l that s what he s supposed t 1SD t 1t7' Jerry N thxs was a ten spot Ruby Maskal recently telephoned the pol1ce department saylng I want youto come down r1ght away' There are two men 1n my house and I want one of them thrown out Jack Taylor w you re afra1d to f1ght Earl Garner 'Naw but 1f I flght my s1ster w1ll flnd out and pun1sh me ' Jack 'How 11 she flnd out7' Earl She ll see the doctor goxng 1nto your house ' I H Q. . n ' - J - y . 1 ol 1 n Pl I ' , . ' c Y . n ' . n v ' ' n , . , . . u H , . . , . L 1 . . ' , ' I . n . n ' 1 n , I . n , . . . . . n p . . . l W . . .. H Y' . n ' - ff n - ' . ' n 1 , , 1S d - ' ll ' . n ' ' ' . n ' h ' 'I ' . n r ' . . n . ' : ' I , ' ' o do, . , . . ll ' . o, . ' Il I , , 1 ' ' n . . 'A , . 3 1 9 . . - , , . . n 1 ' ' . Mrs. Porter conducting English class went to the board and wrote, 'I ain't had no fun this winterl' She asked Wayne Irvin, 'What can I do to correct this?' Wayne Irvin replied, 'Get a boyfriend!' Pence I carry a rabbit s foot 1H my pocket because It saves me money ' M Schwartz How s that7 M Pence 'Every time my wife sticks her hand in my pocketfor money she thinks lt s mouse Harold Henricks Are you crazy 1f you talk to yourself? Doc Colteaux No only ifyoulisten Dooly Pence was late for school 'What s the ldeaof being late for school? asked Mr McCarty 'Well the alarm clock wokenqaeverybody but me th1s mornlng ' replied Lewis What do you mean the alarm clock woke up everybody in the family but you7' said Mr McCarty 'Well replied Lewls 'there were elght at our house and the clock was set for Just seven' Bob McCann was watchlng Herman Cordes, the Janitor paint the halls 1n the basement You m1xedthe paint Why did youdo that7' asked Bob I wanted green pa11t If you m1x yellow and blue togetheryouget green explalned Herman That s nothing ' replied Bob If you m1x m1lk and pickles you get green too Harold Henricks went to see Peggy Cox an brought her a package What have you got there9' asked Peg Do you like candy? asked Harold I love 1t,' replied eg Well I brought a pan Let's make some Officer Youwere d01Hg sixtymiles an hour' Jean Butler 'Why officer how could I7 I fc! haven t been out an hour ' W agar This Ye orbook Prmfeci egor ln 8IL.It1t19t1c'1 or 701 1f1011 O IHVIHQ T lip ey Lev lnfllg 4 G . x . V By . CY . . I C . i S C L 1 1 C ll! H2llAI'lS Il St U4 n ', KH. ! hmmm' Milf? z f7,3iXV l',f, ,zf x XX, qYf'M hx' Prmfers L. Hmg rmplwerfs uNn'EzZNg1AYEs IEW' XX 1 K CANADA ' ' iivrxi iff, npr' Thai S1fz'sfi,s COMPLIMENTS OF CONRON S SPORTS DEPARTMENT Sportlng Goods Headquarters Baseball Equlpment Gym C10th1ng 8 EQUIPMCHC Football Equlpment School Sweaters Basketball Equ1pment Phone 70 THOS CONRON HARDWARE CONPANY Danville Ma In llllnols ngratu no ass of 19 7 Norfh Verm fl Danville no HATE TO BR BUT WE MADE THOSE BEAUTIFUL CLASS RINGS F SFNIORS ABE WFARI H ER FF J ON ES C 0 ' uswzos. ' Co lat'ns Cl. 5M S UD L0 W ST UD I0 I2 1' 'on ' , llli is WE AG TH. , . NG C O M P L I M E N T S 0 F CISSNA PARK CO-OPERATIVE LUWHR CGMMNY Incorporated Lumber 6 Building Naferial Clssna Park 11110015 Phone 80 0 WELDING ----- BLACKSMITHING MACHINE REPAIR LE ROY S. B. DAVIS Tel. East Lynrx 4 R 15 Clayfonvflle llllnor Row Po1nts Hard Faclng CISSNA PARK STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CISSNA PARK ILLINOIS ONARGA NURSERY COMPANY Onarga xnoxs SEE US FOR YOUR LANDSCAPING NEEDS TREES EVEWHEENS ROSES SHRUBS CISSDH Park Cheese Company PHONE ZR s Park ols O HARE MOTORS med pll e re 96990 nmgpml E650 0 M Onarga Il1Ino1s Phone 133 . l ' . ' . .S 7 , Ill' ' I Ap anc s 4 4 9 4 T i S CI ana IIIln M L0 DEL PONTIAC COMPANY Y T O N ONE 7 Soto ymou 149 North Walnut Phone 81 82 Danv I Danville, Illinois ha ughf fhree gene Ions EN M W SALES and SERVICE Congratul on PHONE 917 1950 807 North Vermilion Street Graduate 111 1111 9 ARS Goo S REKEE I jerry Lloyd WE SE 6 PIE CE Sporting Goods 816 RMILION Complxments of RE BUICK SA Danvxlle, Illxnoxs PHONE 3400 Danvflfe Illinois '0ual1fy Afhleffc Equfpmenf C O P Ll M EDIT S 0 F S M Tl4E MCD R S 9 E. VA BUREN ST. PH 17 De 'P' th ille, lllino's bLg,3m tlliiiilylisg Aleis ve fa rar' G L T. S ITH ho fa save J C P H L R Y . Y M at1 s S O L U E T S H H Danv 1 1897'1 50 53 YE OF D T0 P NG U n H E R ' N.ve SL M00 LES M GRAVES SHOE STORE Sho for 7 e E' fire Fam! ly PIX nols ONE 223 RASMUSSEN MOTOR SALES DESOTO ' PLYMOUWH 4 STATE xfon P one 107 MAURICE WEAVER MARK KAUFMANN Realtors FARMS Homes LoANs L ECTRICAL APPLIANCES Paxfon lllfnols Phone 45 MIDDLECOFF HOTEL GOOD FOOD F Reservat1ons Phone 20 axton uno GENE PETERSON Class of '31 HIGGINS HOTOR C0 Massey Harr HBeffer BUllf Farm EQUI POHLISC Sales Serv1ce Ifhe Host Beauflful Thing on WheelsH STATE T Paxton lxnc PHONE 53 K C Complete Meals Short Orders Sandwlches We specialize ID hbme Cooked foods Any ffme you fee! for a good meal drop ln and give us a fry Youfll always find prompf and courfeous service Spec1a11t1es -Steaks and Chops Phone 70 122 S. M rket St Phxton, Ill C 0 P L I M E N T S O F es h n . , GENERA EL ton Illi ' I PH , . or ' 12 W. ST- P , Ill' is Pa Illinois h H 6 AFE is . .pf.H ' A 1 I . . . 116 w. s . ' Il ' wis , . A CCJM PL IIIE NI'S O F ARNHOLT DRIVE IN IUNCTIUN OF GEO ARNHOLT Route 9 and 1 Proprietor WOOD 8: STOCKER Quallty Home FUTH1Sh1DgS 315 East Main Street oopeston Ilno THE WATCH OF OUALITY ELL l OPTOMETRIST AND JEWELER X.ff' RTHEN :trimsxxxxxxxxxxtxxxxxxtxxifi Hoopesfon Illinois IS GRA N Grain Merchants Reilly P O Rankxn ILLINOIS LUMBER GRAIN 81 COAL CO Yards and Elevator West Penrm Street OPESTO PHo 9 H , II ' is Everett I. Wood Im. A. Stocker W O v S R. E. OTT .5 I I ,- 'IiJLf , . Hoopesfon ' If lllrnofs .WHM' :MQNIX I-lElul.W', ! DAV I CO. ' . ' . Ho N ILL luols NE COMPLIMENTS RANKIN STATE BANK Member Federal DPDOSIL Insurance Corporetlon SEIDEL FUNERAL HOME Rankxn Cxssna Park Potomac lxno Hes! Wishes fo fhe Class 1950 TELEPHONE COMPANY Rank: H0 The Iergc t electlon 1H CENTRAI ILLINOIS OF YOUNG NINS AND BOYS Clothxng 5 F rnxsh JO KUHN 8 O Unmatched In IISL Hu e Compllments URBANA LINCOLN HOTEL OLDSMOBILE SALES 6 SERVICE CADILLAC Better Deal WOODWORTH MOTOR CO axton Phone MEADOW GOLD ICF CREAM Urbana O0 Better Dealers Everywhere Pa t I1 ' is Rankin Illino' O . . , fxz Q - of L L W ' ::::::::: - ':::::'::::::::::: 3 ' 4'C ' u ' ings , S. ' I C . . ' 4 Ul,s x1 I Champaign ILLLIIOL 'n llli is H - . V . -v A A at- of ' P , Ill. III L At ffff is k x on, Illinois f CO PLIIIQNTP B RFI HANPIN IIXXCO SIRVIFP Auctuoneer Chester Cox, Mgr Phone 31 U an fb 9 an IP 0 CompI1nents of 1 I 9 F1 GRAIN CN SWANSON CQAL SEEDS .ank1 1110 Iff n Pan ! bHRhbIAN HATLHERY U Q Apprnv I 1 I PuIIornm IGQQ d Hatchfry Insljrance SP8C18I171U5 IU PROnUfTICN BREED CHICKS HAYES AFENCI' IJ Rnnkmn IIIIHOIS 129 QHEPAQ Q WAIDPH D IV fhon Q QAM Rank no GRAB IT HERE 0 JLHNSON 251 KUNTZ Garage JV TRACIORS 8 AUTOMOBILE qr1k1n I1no SALES SERVICE 1111sT INATIONAI BANK WHUWPII MUIOH SNIPS V1OT 1 dp al 19POq I UIINKF IOYPOIIII n Phone 321 aXton s1 Paxton Q M .J O F W. . . LLY I . . 'I',,1 .If ,,I Q I x ' x I 1 1 .- - '0 ff 9 C d A9--3 OH 97 1 Q k I fffln I5 Rankin Illinois I . I I I PIII 'PI 'II ' I 5130. I,t ' I I I ' A ' I IJ - - I . 1 . 1 I I I 1 P 'n III' is T170 9 6 kfn, I f. , YN 1 in Y J ,v 111 1 11 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1-I :114 j...v ' - 1 I Wayne Feede I I 1 a In'I1ry fn11Iiem I 1 1APhone , Rankin, I1lino's 1. ' ' I I I ,D'o I il I I lk ' Grocery and Market ' F we 61- er! 1 Pertilixmr Sexvice I Y P- I I 1 , 1x1N ILIINCIS 1 in 'III is 1 V ' - V- f ff -V-4 - W in ,WWW , nf, V ' I E 1 , I A 1 If 5 1 1 1 ' Tuff ICCl'EPT, RHF. 1 I R. ' 1 II' is 1 RANKIN l11,1No1s 2 1' V I WM. If ' P'Q ,1 Q ff TU I . E , . I '1 ' Ne11, We JT 1, Ilt 1 ns,-1 z: I J 'Q 'O . . I P , I I I uno: 1 I 1 I 1 1 -,,-.,., ,N Y 1 1 WM.-V 11-wvvmirmr VW Y Vhwkv iv-'WYYV WW W i VnV WYMM 1 n o 1 . 1 COMPLIVENTS OF RANKIN LUMBER CO Coal PAINTS BUILDER'S HARDWARE CLASS LUMBER 1 111 L R S T Machlne Work and Weldln Agriculture Suppll Hardware Specs RANKIN 9 SS altles N0 LOQRAINE S BFAUTY SHOP one ankln n CORRELL BROS Serv1ce Statxon n Rt 9 Rank ll lrnols mpl ments THE WEL CUM INN CAFE Sfeaks Chops Sandwiches ufes 9 4 Compllmenfs of GEIQER HARDWARE A11 Heatxng App11ances Wallpaper Hardware nkln Clssna Par m CIJT L Notary Publlc Flre In urance Phone 153 Rankxn Illxnoxs HOSFlELD'S bl Store Electrical Appliances Anythlnn From A Keyrlng U Hardware School Supplles Menls Work Clothes Rank ll P flD0l5 BOB AUNCE Standard Oil Aneni ONE RANK N I LANES PRODUCE Don Brewlngton one I3 Poultry Eggs Cream Feeds Rankun lnols Insurance of all kinds Farm and Clfy Loans Real Esfafe R J CHRISTIANSEN ones Office Rankin Res HEFLIN JEWELEDS 15 West Maxn , S Danvxlle I1 11no1s ' . . HOR 7 V I I . lLLl ls Te ephone 30 Rankin, inoi I -. L, L ' Ph 102 0 - -49 R ' , Illi ois . . . ID Co i of I R0 49 ' Rankin Illinois Ra . , . k w . f ER 5E - A ' ' . J 1 I To ' ' ' l.n . . PH, 26 Ph --zoe IN ILLI o S - - - ' Ill ' Ph : ' I , 2 . . . . .. 45 Ill noi COMPLIMENTS OF HOME BAKERY HOME OF GOOD PASTRIES 308 East Main Street Phone 100 HOOPESTON HOOPESTON IMPLEMENT CO. MCGINHCKJIERINGTRACHIIANDNMCHDHS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS HOOPESTON ILLINOIS Slit!!! THE PARKWAY LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING HOOPESTON'S LARGEST CLEANERS HooPEsToN 55 NKIN HIRRIS BOTTLING COMPANY PUALITY BEVERAGES l95O PAUL TROTTER CHARLES COLLIER HOOPESTON ILLINOIS Phone 792 DEWEV DEE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 105 N Market St Phone 424 HOOPESTON xxx ILLINOIS CITY NATIONAL BANK HooPEsToN ILLINOIS Ikikii AENBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP BRUNIGA PRODUCE xxxxx ARCADE FEEDS POULTRY EGGS CREAN PIOIOIOIOIQ WILSON'S DEEP FREEZE CHOREBOY AILKERS AAERICAN SFPARATORS HOOPESTON ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF MEADOW GOLD DAIRY HO0PESf0N lLL!N0!S DEXTER 8 FOURNIER FURNITURE LIVFSTOCK GENERAL FREIGHT HOOPESTON 40 HOOPESTON ILLINOIS FRANK F DORNFELD A CO HooPEsToN SHOES FURN SHI CAIN'S SHEET METAL SHOP HEATING AND SH ET M TAL WORK PHONE 66 HOOPESTON ILLINOIS BURTON MOTOR SALES Haopesfon s Dependable Dodge DODGE Dealer PLYMOUTH DODGE Job Rafed TRUCKS Author1zed Servlce Genulne Parts 701 709 West Maxn Street Hoopesfon llllnols Phone 203 I' I RA I83 Z THE OF 3 A I uv 4 1 ar 1 1 v I ' Q - ' 4 .. J J, at I , ' JL Q 4 ar A PHONE CLOTHING -------- --H---H---I -------- I ues ------ -- ll , ll I Il - Il COMPLINENTS OF I HARTMAN FLORAL CO. Flowers of Disflncfion Florfsfs Telegraph Delivery Service A J LAURENCE 5 S S FOR DRY GOODS CARPETS Russ AND SHOES Paxton Illinois Phone 44 CONSUMERS STORE e onto an chelieu Foo PAXTON BROWNIES MARKET FRIENDLY STORE Paxton Illinois Phone 58 BEYER S CLEANERS Fbxfon llllnols AQSON MEN AND BOYS OUTFITTERS PAXTON LLINO LIND S Sho r Paxton F PFTFBSON CO Plumblng Heqtlng Sheet Aptal Work Paxfon Phone 324 In CONGRATULATIONS T0 CLASS OF '50 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE WIZARD APPLIANCES WIZARD BATTERIES D VIS TIRES TA PowER OIL WESTERN FLYER BICYCLES TR ETONE RADIOS Halter C Meyer Paxton I B sf Wfshes fo Rankin School FARMERS MFRCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF PAXTON Paxfon llll o Iember Pedfral DRTO lt Ina Corp lV6N P 1dPHt R Watt Cibbl ZANDER' Paxton Featurl rol n un DresseS lOl' JORDAN S DRUG STORE A Good Place fo Trade Paxton. I1lino's . . I ON I , . P. L I CO. D T H , Libby, d RI ds . TLLINOIS ...n-MUAAM-Mau-HMWMG -mi I l DD WE' TTTE oooh E eeeee-' eohfmm-bmmmu-.--M.-..EN I Q ' ' ' n 1 . 4 . .I ----. Q 59 v ICC'W-' I , . i n I5 i ' D Hg, , 1, f',, 1,3 S. S. . I III IOOIS V V . I PM D.Cf I , TOS , -- fm -f-f--- ---A ---, Aww , ,.-,, ,,,,,,, W M-,-www'-vw win W. . T S, 4 ' -'GT a ,Em ,,,, ,my I I L. . 3 , ' , I 5 A . ' - 'ng- A Q 5, i Ca Ki g J ' , , lll' als I 1 I A -vI - H H T . N Clement jordan, R. Ph. . , Tl. - . Paxton Illxno s COMPLIMENTS OF THE COLONY SHOP 1 12l No. VernIIion St. . Danville, IIIInois READY-TO-WEAR 3 MILLINERY BARKMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO 107 wssr NoR'rH STREET PHONE 1717 Danville I111n0 THE FASHION STEIGER FUR SHOP Ready made Furs Fur Storage and Cleaning M rn Stree nvll no VERMILION COUNTY FARM BUREAU MEMBERS Als to on rv Co ce ep VER CO LIVESTOCK MARKETING ASS DANVILLE PRODUCERS DAIRY VER CO PRODUCERS SUPPLY CO O FARIS Established i906 Optlclans Jewelers 131 East Main St IDanv11le 1111n0j5 RIES STRAUSS CO INC VIII V GOOD CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS V ERMILION COUNTY PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Co operaflve Credlf for Farmers u walnu DANVILLE N CLEVE ALEXANDER SPORTING Gooos NC East M an BILL BECK LEE ANDERSON PHONE 572 FEDCO EIECTRICAL CONTRACTORS INC INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL WIRING Walnut t WALTER LAKER E FRED FRAME Jeweler WATCH INSPECTOR FOR ALL RAILROADS er n anv 1 DANVILLE OLIVER COMPANY Farmers' Friend Corn Elevafors Behlen Corn Cribs and V6Dflf8f0fS 139 N Walnut Street Phone 515 137 D I A LT N L v I - I N L 0 zo w. a' t L I Da ' 1e,:T1i is E S DH. J. . CO. o receive benefits f m 't ' subsidiaries i Vermili Se ice mpany - ' - Insuran D artment - T . . 'N. ' '-TT' '-W? YT 'T4 -D H ' ' 'Tr' A ...- ,A .L . - l , I 35 No. Ve II Ion , Dan Ille, Illinois H ' 11 N. I ' ' , 1LLlols TfT'TTRERTEfT'mm I ' IIT A Q I N ' L V I I 123 Q' sz. N L 0 2 Q I 15 N. V mi lio St. S D il e, Illinois D A . - , . N I .- I V I V - I I T E I ' L 114 N. , S reet L Danville, Ill. ' I' COMPLIMENTS OF EGNEW CHEVROLET SALES BestIHshes CARS TRUCKS FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS Hooposton Phone 400 VOM THE FLOWER SHOP HIDES JUNK FURS RUBY YONKELOWITZ Hoopeston I0 XIE FRUIT MAR ART KAUFMAN Fine em Here DIXIE HIGHWAY A BAKER CO WOMEN S INFANTS AND CHILDREN S APPAREL Hoopeston Illinois FRONVILLE JEWELERS ueb rd Dlamon mu u ova and Gruen 209 E Main St oopeston Phone 700 Illinois SHERIDAN GROCERY AND MEAT 5 opeston Welcome fo iilliiiiliiiliililill Hoopesfon fllfno HOOPESTON SALES 8 SERVICE CO Ford Products 1 Firestone Tires 316 E Main St Hoopeston 111 Phone 600 HOOPESTON HARDWARE CO 5 st I St opest Phone 277 TIIE B I1'Z Sodas unches an Homemade candues Moopeston no I WEBER'S DRUG STORE Paul r rl He r The RexaII Store HOOPESTON ILLINOIS PHONE 92 IIIInols HOOPISTON ILLI CIS H I DI KET O L O L P -' I E N S ll ' 1 ll , O T IgQp I O S HI'cJs N G. . . ' , , B1 I ' ds E1gIn, Ha 'Iton, B I , . Fostoria Glassware H . 1 T H E S H A.C K 30 East Main Ho III incis ' is 11 Ea Ma'n Feet ' ' Q . 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LL LLL , L LLLLL I I LLL A ERICKSON S CARAGH MASSEY 5 SCHULTZ PA ING -GROCERIE' 8 MEA s- PHONF MCR HARLANO HUFFMAN RANKIN LLINO HORTON AND IRVIN mpllmpn CUSTOM CORN SHELLING DVAN S SUNDRY error HAULING SCOOPWG xn Pl O 2 F sf y 171R19 nkln I no 1 F R YENDRI 3 JOHNSON S C E ' TRUCKING Home Cooked Meafs Home Made P es Phone 72 LIMEQTONE 3,e,kS 6 Chops GRAVEL ETC Rankm Um B JOHNSON PROP P 'm'nq CUSTOM WORK ALL KINDS PIPIVHAUJ' CALL 27 R 84 FRED CHR STENSEN FRPD I OBENLANP Rank! e JOHN W WALKER WELLA PERMANENTS C1V11 NEIFPPY d waygs 19 Chunr wav Lo a Ill1no1Q nth gen PHODP 12 Clayt 1 n Complzments of BAUERS GARAGE LODA POUITRY COMPANY M1mwapO,m Mohne BOYFRS AND SHIPPERS OF Fafm ImP'emenfS :FANCY ILLINOIS AND INDIANA POULTRY Phone 37R67 ' C1aytonv11le Il1xno1sI Loda Illxnoxs Phone 82 I 1 A A I K RE IR 5 T 3 I RaI1kin, Il lin '. I IS C0 ' , fs of ' I I X 1' ' N ' ' xxx: Rank' xo e 30 la L nn R6 f ff 'S Rankin I1 inois 1 ,. . . 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AALAA ,O L.I-W,L- Largf, LO L LO .LILO VLLLLLW COMPLlMENTS OF P one MCCONNELL S GROCEBY FRESH M ATS 3 VEGETABLES l East Lynn JAKE HCCURD VERMILION SERVICE EAST LYNN ILLINOIS Phone 25 A FRANK P MCCORD SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE NORTH WESTERN NATIONAL SAV INGS ENDOWHENT POLICY PURCHASED AT AN EARLY AGE MAY PROVE A VALU ABLE ASSET IN YOUR FUTURE EAST LYNN ILLINOIS East FUNK'S WELDING SHOP JACOB L FUNK GENERAL REPAIRING PHOSPHATE SPREADERS Lynn HOIS Easf SINGLETON GRAIN CO ms: Lynn lllno ZIE GENHORN'S STORE Clayfonvllle Hard are Phllgas Ranges Drugs and Groceries Em1l Slegle Trucker CISSHH Park I1l1D01S Kaufmann Graln Company CISSDH Park I1l1HU1S Mart1n Bros Store Cxssna Park Ill1no1s Reutter EICCCFIC Company Clssna Park Ill1H01S Busch FUFHILUFC Store Cxssna Park Ill1n01S Hofer s Produce C1SSH8 Cluver C1ssna Curt s CISSHH Gerard CISSHH Park Ill1n01S s Sale Q Serv1ce Park Ill1nO1S Cafe Park I1l1DO1S 5 Yergler Garage Park Ill1no1s C0mmUH1Ly Store CISSDH Park Ill1nO1S Longfellow Texaco Servlce Hoopeston I1l1n01S Farmer s Cafe Hoopeston Ill1no1s Red s Shoe Shop Hoopeston I1l1no1s Pla Mor Alleys 5 Lunch Counter Hoopeston Il11no1s W A He d D1str1but1ng Co Hoopeston Ill1n01S The Lester Drug Store Hoopeston Ill1nOlS Corner Dress Shop Hoopeston Ill1no1s , . . , l . 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