Rankin Township High School - Mirror Yearbook (Rankin, IL)
- Class of 1951
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'QH9R3 Numerous changes have taken place durrng the past decade tn the Rankrn Townshtp Hrgh School yet to any student to a ny faculty member to any alum nus there 1S that about Rankrn whrch never changes The sp1r1t of learntng the thlrst for adventure the power of tradrtron are as old as the hrlls of the west Therefore the Mtrror staff feels rt IS not rn eongruous to present a story of Rankrn Townshrp llrgh School rn thls yearbook w1th a sltghtly western flavor s ' ' ' ' . 1 1 v - , . n 1 I . , E . v . , ' . . . , , X il li meg Maggie Agaln, thls year as for many years past, the Senlor Class of Rankln Town shlp Hlgh School 15 pre entlng lts year book for your approval It represents hours of effort, mo ments of doubt and mlsglvlngs, and end less occaslons for remembranoes The Class lS to be COmDl1m8Dt9d on lts accomollshments, and the Mlrror Staff and sponsor congratulated on thls, the flWlSh9d prodlct It lS the slncerest wlsh of the superlntendent tlat thls book mav ever revive ple sant memories of your school davs, and that raoolness may attend all of lou henceforth f J McCarty ' 1 s - Q . 1 . . . L A R' O . . 1 I' . . l U .L , LL r xo Yr 7 A . ' .x. YT 3 l .. W r O V I 'W .QW ,Q :ly ' - Az fwjfj. nb 'i .-,,-4 ,J L 2 A pa V I ak' 5' '1 ,-rs Qi- ,f . iff? -' za 1 N wk- - ,-ff-J..If1r,,,-4--.L '21, ' , ,, .- ,.:i-In--'ff''...n,-41' ,...r ,r,r ik N. XL 5 CLARENCE EIGHNER ELMER HENDRICKS VERNE SHEPARD BOARD OF EDUCATION ART CHRISTIANSEN HARLIN SLOAN CAMILLA JOHNSON ROSCOE SLOAN School Secretary WILLIAM MATHIS TM1 ,am 'W' 1 I , NM 1 , ' E, ML T ' ll H X KN V K Q 9 ll SENKQSQS 4 in gii RJ 1? kdm I x 'M KS 3 f F!! A -7 , ifxx-ar.-V X 7 wg PAT PHILLIPPO Secretary DORIS HASLER Treasurer RICHARD EIGH NER President NORMA FOSTER Vice President KY'-Q1 xx f 4' ,F gf -'Q if Y sr- W , 3? 4 IA 'fm '? DOROTHY HENDRIC KS Student Council ROBERT MCCANN Student COUDC11 MARY JEAN HUBBELL Student Council BELVA BUSH UE HAROLD B USH UE JAC QUE LINE CREECH DOROTHEA FREDRICKSON CHARLES CLIFTON 1-1 109 BETTY MOSER ROY ELLIOTT NANCY HAYES RICHARD BUSHUE BERNITA MCCARTY FLOYD IRVIN IR -'u'5?' ANDREW SCI-IAEFFER ERMALENE IOHNSON QW' him, Gln' MARGARET MARTIN RUSSELL OLSON JACK TAYLOR SENIORS BELVA BUSHUII Student Council 2 Mirror Broadca ter FHA 1 2 3 4 Reporter 2 Pres1dent4 Band 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Contest Ensemble 4 Operetta 3 Play 2 3 Ensemble 2 3 4 Music Contest 1 2 3 4 Speech 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 President 2 4 HAROLD BUSHUE Class Secretary 3 Student Council 3 FFA 1 2 3 4 Reporter 2 Secretary 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Contest4 Report r 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 2 Base ball 1 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Boys Ensemble 4 RICHARD BUSHUE Class Treasurer 3 Student Council 1 FFA 1 2 3 4 President 4 Band 1 Glee C ub 1 2 President 2 Football 2 Track 3 4 CHARLLS CLIFTON Broadcaster FFA 3 4 Band 1 Glee Club 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 as alI1234 Trackl 2 IACQUELINE CREECH Transfer from Armstrong GAA 3 4 Band 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Operetta 3 semble 4 Band Contest 4 Music Contest 4 RICHARD EIGHNER FFA 1 2 3 4 Vice Pres1dent4 Band 1 2 4 President 1 2 Asst Librarian 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 President 3 4 Vice Pres1dent2 Operetta 3 Play 1 2 3 4 Speech 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Music Contest 3 Boys Ensemble 4 ROY ELLIOTT Transfer from Potomac Class President 3 Broadcaster FFA 3 4 Glee Club 3 Basketball 3 Track 3 INORNIA FOSTER Class Vice Pres1dent4 Mirror Broadcaster GAA 2 FHA 1 2 4 Glee Club 1 2 Pla 4 Clieerleaderi Bandl DOROTHEA FREDRICKSONJ Class S cretary 1 Treasurer 2 Student Council 1 Broadcaster GAA 2 3 FHA 1 2 3 4 Reporter 4 Sectional Parlramentarian 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Flaw 4 Ensemble 2 3 4 Music Contest 3 4 State 3 Band Contest 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 ' G 5 ' . 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Club 2 Cheerleader DOROTHY H1 NDRIC1xS Class Secrttary l SllldklllCOllllCllPl'LSlL1L11I 1 Broadcaster 4 Mrrror FHA 1 Z 4 Vret PI'LSlL.lL11l 2 Band 1 A bterttary Treasurer 1 Vret Preardtnt Z Glee Club Cllterltl tr Z MARY 1LAN HUBB1Ll C1155 Vrct Prehrtltnt 1 SILld1.1lIC,Olll1C1l 4 becretary 4 Broadcaster GAA 1 2 J 4 Stcretary 2 Band Z 3 1 Cll1LfLlbI'lI'l3I1 4 Glee Club l .Z 3 4 Pres1dLnt3 tcrttary1 IQLOIT1 nn Mun Conttstl J 4 State 3 1llNlOR1RV1N Mrrror Broadcabttr 11A 5 4 Glee Club '3 Operetta btagt Manager 3 Play Stage Man agtr 'S 4 Baseball Manager 0 3 4 lootball Manager 2 Basketball Manager .Z 3 4 LRMALUN1. JOHNSON 1'lllmfLffI'O1llC,1:S1lc1 Park 13 oadensur GAA 1 Z 3 4 A .Z 3 4 Rtportt G up Club 1 2 ROBFRF MCCANN 5IlLlLl1lCOl111Cll .2 4 Secretary Trl nurt .Z Mrrror Broadeabter Bandl Glue b l31RNl1XN1eCAR1Y Stn e1llCOlll1Cl1 lrtaburtr 3 Mrrror GAA 1 3 1 VlCt,l,l'LS1l.lL1lI 1-11A 4 u O 1 4 Llbrar atleasltr Spttclt 1 2 'S 1 lyuw St J state S etronll Hpttel1Contt5t 3 X1-XRGXR1 T M XRTIN atleaxttr GXA Z 3 1 Tr a ur rl 1 1 bcerttar 1 Ban 4 e b T Y MOSIR Mlrror Brnadeabttr GAA 1 11111 ' Get u 4 Lnbernbe is -'sl 1: '.: 'Q 3,4. 251 H 'ad' ',-1. S L: : 1 -ivy! . 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RUSSELL OLSON Mrrror Broadcaster FFA 1 2 3 4 Reporter 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Reporter 3 4 Operetta 3 Play 4 Speech 3 4 Musrc Contest 4 PATSY PHILLIPPO Class Secretary 4 Mlrror Broadcaster GAA 1 2 FHA 1 2 Glce Club 1 2 3 Lrbrary Staff 1 2 3 ANDREW SCHAFFER Student Councrl Treasurer 2 FFA 1 A 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 2 3 Secretary 3 Play 4 JACK TAYLOR Transfer from Greenup Band 3 I Contest 4 Baseball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 34 PROPHECY Srnce rt rs an establxshed fact that I am an atom and have been floatrng over many states and c1t1es for the past ten years I can brrng to you many mteresttng hlghlrghts ofthe whereabouts of the graduatrng class of 51 of Rank1n TOWI'1SlllpH1gh School Frrst we see Belva Bushue from the skylrne rn New York C1ty She was recently named captarn of her great basketball squad Belva s Bouncmg Basketeers and IS now appearrng rn Madrson Square Garden Her brother Harold Bushue has been named the most ehgtble bachelor rn the state of Kansas by the way he owns a cattle ranch there As we cross the state of Ohlo we see Charles Cl1fIOIl and hrs professronal basketball team the Clrfton All Stars who hold an undefeated record In Chrcago Ermalene Johnson IS a steno for a large gun manufacturer and we hear she IS just loaded wrth money As yet she rs strll tryrng to make shorthand a brt easter Nancy Hayes 18 sole owner of a restaurant after workrng at the Wel Cum Inn for f1ve years Her cafe rs called Hayes Happy Hollow Not too far down the street rn Hustle we f1nd Jackre s Jumprn Jukebox a dance hall for teenagers owned and operated by Jacquelrne Creech another 51 graduate Betty Moser just opened a beauty salon Sally s Srmple Salon lt has been rumored that she 15 happrly marrred As we travel southward we drscover that Russell Olson rs appearrng rn the great Shakespearean play Mrdsummer Nrght s Scream Much of hrs success rs attrrbuted to hrs experrence rn the all school play tn hrgh school 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' . 1 ' 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 , Z1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 5 2 . , . . . 1 . 2 . . . x ' J X j 11 1 - 11 - 1 1 I -- 1 - 1 11 4 11 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 3 x . . , . I .E . . 1 u - - , - I 11 11 1 - 11 - 1 ' 1 , 11 1 1 1 . , . , 1 11 1 - 11 - 1 - 1 1 1 11 ' - 1 11 ' - - 1 1 As we near Texas we frnd that Norma Foster has married Chuck Campbell and they have five lrttle chuckles They strll have their 1910 Ford and rf I know Norma they ll have rt for many more years My' My' People sure get around Next we frnd Margaret Martin as a baton twrrler for the Bands of America She won frrst place rn the U S finals Bob McCann rs now editor and owner of the Rankrn Independent He has a new Cadillac but strll prefers drrvrng hrs old Ford when he can get rt started Now look who we frnd as Rear Admiral of the Mrssourr Floyd Irvin Jr He has made qurte a name for himself and has done many courageous deeds Hrs favorite saying rs She ll never get stuck rn the mud as long as I m rn command Bernrta McCarty rs now a great opera singer and rn her spare trme she advertises Genuine Ear Plugs on N B C Drck Erghner rs now rn Hollywood and had become a renown star but rs strll com Doris Hasler has been rn active duty for the U S Marines for nigh on frve years and now holds the rank of Master Sergeant She informs all of her recruits that she wrll make Marines out of them rf rt kills them Mary Jean Hubbell rs now married to lzxpert Shearer who rs running a sheep ranch and has all of her household furnishings made out of wool Pat Phrllrppo we see rs traveling wrth her husband who has become an admiral rn the Navy As yet we are not able to denote hrs rdentrty Andy Schaeffer rs now Govenor of Hustle and rs antrcrpatrng the Presidency ofthe U S someday He contends that Crvrcs started hrm on hrs polrtrcal career Jack Taylor rs now a junk yard dealer rn Podunk lllrnors Hrs super sales technique has brought hrm a flourrshrng business Roy Elliott rs now bookkeeper for the good old R T H S since Mrs Johnson re tired three years ago He clarms he has rnvented hrs own method of bookkeeping Drck Bushue rs now the top bouncer of the Plastrc Tea cup located rn Hot Sprrngs Arkansas Qurte frequently he dances wrth Sugar Lump Sally a Broadway star . Q , , . X . - , .. 4 -..u - ' l , pcting with Lassie and Trigger for the Oscar. ix 5 4 D ' S 3 1 I 4 ' , ' I Y 3 D x '1 ' A ' H ' A j I x I , I . - p ' K v 1 . Dorothy Hendricks is now riding around in one of her 1970 Packards specially made in her husband's own factory. Her two little girls are often seen in cheerleader maroon and white costumes. Dorothea Fredrrckson is married to Dick Smith and they now own a hatchery which they inherited from a rich uncle s estate Well folks it has been a pleasure to relate these brief new items to you hope you enJoyed them ill ,Wm SE NIOR AC TIVITIES CLASS SPONSORS F W MCCARTY Superintendent LORENE MORGAN Commerce 'Wx an-'vm LT Q-Q5WiTi55 X XT wir ya 2' wf i ff 4 E32 'Nab ,s X l x 5 . 7r,,..i D K L fif 'TZQ1 W ,Q V57 7 ' Q17 X A Watson Schaeffer Holqurst Swanson Starr Behrens V4 JUNIORS OFFICERS Presrdent Carl Schaeffer Vrce Pres1dent Wendell Starr Secretary Donna Swanson Treasurer Ioan l-lolqurst Sollars Hofer Padgett Maskal Bruens Atkrnson Smrth Marrlyn Nelson Tumble Nelson Ketchum CLASS SPONSORS -Qu G- GLADYS HURT Vocal Musrc Drrector EDWARD SCHWARTZ SCIENCE and Math limi -use GV, ,Bw xp Kllhoffer Schaeffer Cox Hendrlcks Chrrstensen H111 Reckowsky Johnson Christensen Ketchum Snyder. CLASS SPONSORS LILLIAN PORTER English and Languages ALBERTA STEINER Home Economics Starr Troxel Erghner Leach Mueller Obenland Foster Clementz Drskrn Atkrnson FRESHMEN OFF IC ERS Presrdent Ted Erghner Vrce Pres1dent Phrllrp Starr Secretary Treasurer Nyla Mueller A I-46-I Snyder Whltley Fmley Smethurst Clark Mamn Barker Hubbell Nease Snyder Johnson Sloan Osborn Krng CLASS SPONSORS W I COLTEAUX Coach DON PENCE Agrlculture Mallman Irv1n Kunce Nelson I 'l .ev '- -al' pului' 541, IUNIORS IN CIVICS -'gf' SOPHOMORES IN BIOLOGY FRESHMEN IN GEN SCIENCE +I, , Cb , xr. 1 'K I iw , V x. X I AL it ,Q if 'X 'Ji a K6 L 5 ' A fr ' 1 Horton Johnson Swanson Kunce Moser Thees feld Osborn Bosttc Plotner Hofbauer Wolfe Brewrngton K11h0ffCI Boehme Mr Hubbell JUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS Presrdent B111 Krlhoffer VICE Presrdent Joann Moser Secretary Gene l-lofbauer Treasurer Juanrta Johnson Iunror Hrgh Boys Drsplaymg Seventh and Erghth Grrls P E wrth Workshop Projects Mrss Barbara Hakes, Instructor CALVIN HUBBELL Junror Hlgh Instructor and Coach eff' 'i Starr Fredrrckson Schaeffer Erghner McCarty Behrens Schaeffer Swanson Olson Hubbell The all school play The Adorable Imp was held on November 13 1950 1n the audrtorrum rnder the drrectron of Mrs L1ll1an Porter Seventeen year old Betty Lou plays the part of an eleven year old rmp because her mother a wrdow has told a wealthy admlrer she IS only twenty nrne Pamala drsgusr ed because her old sweetheart Brran won t propose becomes rnterested rn rrcn dyspep IIC Drlworth and rnvrtes hrrn hrs cousrn Ross hrs grandfather gouty Wrnston and Wrnston s ward Imogene who lS allergrc to cats to spend the week end Brran cannot propose to Pamala because of hrs daughter Malvrna The Imp l'SCOgIl1L6,S Ross as the boy wrth whom she has 'allen rn love and uses every trrck to keep hrm and Imogene apart Brran dxsgurses hrmself as the butler to plague D11 and Clrnt Purdy hrres on as the cook Maggre to work on Wrnston and keep Abby for hrmself From then on the actron rs wrld and further confused by a ghostly snowman that walks and a cook Hortense who sees all hears all and blabs all Betty Lou Gordon Pamala Gordon Brran Barclay Drlworth Prckrell Ross Waldron Wlnston Prckrell Imogene Van Ryndon Malvina Barclay - - Clint Purdy ----- Abby Simpkins - - - Belva Bushue applying makeup HOHCUSC HOSICUCI ' on Norma Foster PLAY CAST Dorothea Fredrlckson Mary jean Hubbell Andy Schaeffer Russell Olson Wendell Starr Drck Erghner - Norma Foster - - - - - - - - - - -Nancy Behrens - - - - - - Carl Schaeffer - - - - - Bernita McCarty - - - - - - - - -Donna Jo Swanson SPEECH From row Smethurst Erghner Nease ln the State Music Contest last spring, Bernita McCarty was winner of a first divi- sion rating, girls medium voiceg Dorothea Fredrickson second in girls low voice- Mary Jean Hubbell second piano. Back row McCarty Bushue Bruens Ket churn Mrs Porter MUSIC CONTESTANTS Kneeling Hubbell Sloan Creech Fredrickson Bushue Schaeffer Standing Ketchum Taylor Cleary Smith Bruens Olson McCarty Hubbell Osborn Mui ller Neast SCENES AROUND R T H S Bus Drivers Bolin Horton Brewrngton Janitors sis-af MRS JOHNSON Secretary Bohn Cordes as 1 gb- QQQEAWJJZMGQQWE fi X an Q5 iff yi 2 .. Q. I , . X Y , :AX A 4 . X A . K X S, X K w .. 775 I !, ,.f ' Y. . 'dI,r X- f,:Q.'q ,f 4' 5 fi' A C : 1 5-1, , h I q 1 iy R ' r ra 'glziisu l Tk 1 V fag .334 V 'XL' K as Y. Egg X553 Hman 3 if, - SA- K 'li 3 Eva? ix' ' STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Pres1dent Dorothy Henclrrcks Vrce Presldent Harold Hendrlcks Secretary Mary Jean Hubbell Treasurer Peg Cox Mr McCarty Sponsor Hendrrcks Cox Hendrrcks Hubbell Kunce Mueller Boehme Swanson Starr Swanson Chrrstensen Snyder Kunce Schaeffer and McCann Schaeffer postrng fue exlt srgn as Faculty presents slut for Amerrcan Educauon Week Program Vrsrtors Always Welcome as V I - - - - - - - - - - . ' 5 . , I . I X K Q s fb V '54, .W ywn' ,Fl X ' i A A McCann McCarty Hendrrcks Phrllrppo Hayes Foster Olson Moser Hubbell Erghner Irv1n Elltott Hasler Clrfton Marun Bushue Fl'SdI'1CkSOll STAFF Edrtor Mary Jean Hubbell Drck Erghner QOCIHI Bernrta McCarty Dor1s Hasler Class News Bob McCann Margaret Mart1n Sports Belva Bushue Gossrp Norma Foster Nancy Hayes Letterrng Dorothy Hendrtcks Russell Olson Jr lrvtn Betty Moser rt Pat Ph1ll1ppo R Olson Exchange Dorothea Fredrlckson Ermalene Johnson R Olson McCann Foster Hasler Hayes McCarty Moser Bushue Hendncms Phrllrppo J Irvrn Mlss Morgan Elghner 1 fm Pr s x s. t P H 'I Vw A H fb A O, f O Q P R h Associate Editor ---------- Belva Bushue O 'sf A 1Q1'11Q1-111Q1' ' 1 1 . -..------- . A ---- - - - - - ' ' , . O Smrth Reckowsky Whrtley Creech Mallman Ketchum Nelson Hasler Osborn Cleary Krlhoffer Kunce Foster Maskal Mueller Cox McCarty Chrrstensen Behrens Bushue Taylor Swanson Nease Bruens Johnson Schaeffer Fredrrckson Moser Smethurst Hubbell Snyder Mrs Hurt GLEE va-X N Fredrrcksor McCarty Mrs Hurt Moser Swanson Bruens Behrens Osborn Nease Mueller PW Hubbell Starr Irv1n Clrfton T Erghner Tumble Johnson Olson Sloan D Erghner Clark Schaeffer Krng Bushue Arkrnson Mrs Hurt 3 2 Q .. , 4, g s v gy W , I Y S .. i S . A 'S S J. In A!! J qu Q4 fa -- ,:E2'LE:V:?5,X , , M X e Lrxua - J I . R 2 NZ! it V ' Tr .K l N, S i il' I va 'N A S , V7 I X, f m T W , L 1, L Creech, Chrrstensen, Maskal, Bushue, QMS fs 5 'W dl ' 3, N S 'P V I in M If 4 LA V Martm Taylor Hasler Majorettes FN R XX G5 7 X 5 F5 I J f K' W ,i X .i 'J at-9 .1 'S JA ' A 5 Aj W Q' .Q 5 ji BRASS SEXTET E Ketchum Boehme Elghner Taylor Bushue R Gom 'WR -ull Don Zrmmerman Band Director CLA RINE T QUA RTET Behrens muh Bushue Swanson TRUMPET TRIO T bloan J Abbott D H111 HORN QUARTET M Boehme P Terrell J Moser W Osborn R T BRASS SEXTET Snyder Osborn Boehme Taylor Osborn Sloan WM GX Seated Elghner Obenland Taylor Schaeffer Olson Bushue Bushue Eighner Starr Snyder Starr Stand mg Snyder Mathrs Watson Abbott Clifton E111ott Clementz Irvin Mr Pence Sponsor A Wrnmngs Au- .av fl!! Inmates if! 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Nlr Colttaux Whtn I rtachtd up to close ll aftcr tht ram had stopptd U 1 U Nlrs Porttr Plulrp dtscrrbt tht human race Plnlrp Starr Tha human ract I5 the mtn runnrng after the womtn and tht womtn running afttr tht mon I li U Mr McCarty What art tht ptoplt of Ntw York nottd for? Brll Cox The ptoplc of lxtw York art nottd for thur stupldrty Nl: McCarty Whertvor dlcl you gtt that lIlfOl'lll3I1OIlP vtry dtnst I l l DUl'1llg a lnstory ltsson Mr Coltt aux lsktd ont of 'us studtnts Rox what art tht PllOLlllCl3ll5 nortd for? Ro Ellrott That s msy bllnds U 8 l Lnnmtrr lan what s tht rnatttr wlth your Wlfk 1 Sht looks all broktn up sc lwrrtg Sht s had 1 ttrrlhl shoc r LlIlllllLl'lll8ll What happtnt dv r Schwartz She was asslstmg at a rummagt salt at tht churth md sht took off hor naw Sl! hat and somtbody sold rt for 40:1 8 8 l achtr Karl ust tht word asbtstos IU 1 sulltclcu Karl Ltach l do n y work asbtstos l can l 0 8 Bx.l'll1I3 McCarty Mrs Hurt do you thmk I w1ll tvtr I' h able to do 81 ythmg wrth my VOICLP Mrs llurt Well rt nnght comt lll handy Ill cast of frrt or 5ll1pW1'LCk 5' fn! ! 75,-f ,Zz . at X . Us Z-X ' 1 Mr' : s -s -5 s' . , - s 1, , H 1 v xx , 3 x - ' . , , , r, , -, l' - ' ' V l . g ? 2 ' ' ' ' ' Bill Cox: From our books, Mr. McCarty. It says 'The population of New York is f' . '-z 1 - 11 w gg lr, ' - 1 y - ' 1 l ', u -- ' mr. 1: - L' .- Mr. 'l 1 4 -' f Q as s QQ lf. M . - 1 - - Tc. -1 , - ' - - z'- rr I u C, , , l C , tv ' -9 S . FJ , I A W . l - r' ,. l ff . V . , :I Q . z I ' ' ' , I z .. , l . , L, . X Ag Dorothy Hendricks: I've been asked to get married lots of times. Ed Stevens: 'Who asked you? Dorothy: Mom and Dad. l O U With deep anguish Dick Bushue begged Ruby to reconsider her answer Dick If you don t marry me I ll blow my brains out H vowed Ruby Oh would you re ally? Iwish you would do it It would be a great joke on Dad for he thinks you don t have an I l 1 lnfallible Recipe lt takes face powder to get a man baking powder to keep him U O l Dick Eighner Man is the greatest invention in the world Belva Bushue Yes but woman is an improvement Die Yeah guess that s what keeps men out late looking for improvements i O I Terry Sloan Sir l want your daughter for my wife ' Mr Osborn Young man you go home and tell your wife that she can t have my daughter Mrs btemer We hadn t been married a week wnen he hit me with a pieee of sponge cake Judge Disorderly conduct Five dollars and eosts Mrs Steiner And l d made the cake with my own hands Judge Assault with a deadly weapon one year U O U A nut at the wheel a peach in his arms the ear makes a turn fruit salad' l l B Pat Taylor was asked what she desired most in a husband brains wealth or appear ance she snapped back Appearance and the sooner the better 3 3 U asked Is there anything else? Wendall starr Yes bring ns a honeymoon salad Waiter I beg your pardon sir but wh it is 1 honeymoon salad? Wendall Lettuce alone -44 1 c a n 70 Fed highner Whit s the penalty for bigamy? Bud Johnson Two mothers in law ex ssl GUI A Three ways to avoid embarrassment when you fall on the dance floor fly just lie there they ll think you fainted Q25 Get up gracefully C33 Start mopping the floor with your hankerehief they ll think you work there g U U O , I 3, I i v . I I I 3 I . , - U I I 2 . I . L. .. s I - : 4 ' A .. H 1 I m ' ' : ' v .I ' . . 1 3 '- -- .X .. . .. ,... .. f : , W I : , 1 Q, I, . 1 : - ., f - Q ' , 1 , -f ea - ' I I g V. I, , ,S . ,. 4 I , - I , - s- .. Q I J II I' - I2 V J . 1 1 I . , I .. O ' ' .. .. . I- I I - 'U . - A - 'U . ' ' '- : : '. Q , ' A , I , I C.. I '. , ' : Y I I . I J I. , ' J I H I I, I I - . 0 ' . 1 I In ' ' I I I , . . I , . . Q I ' ' I 4 . . . N O -. I A I I I Q 'f Q 9' - - f, . ,-, I I . F' 1 V Q Q , ' f Ii ' 2 Q I . 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Ronnre Barker Dramond Cutter Drck ln the jewelry busrness huh? Ronme No I trrmmed the lawn at the ball park I C U Mrs Clementz Now say your prayers Sonny and go to sleep Sonny fa new basketball fanj God bless ma God bless pa God bless me rahl rah' rahl U U U Mr blghner Another brte lrke that and you ll leave the table Drck Ergnner Another brtc lrke that and l ll be frnrshed U C Q Drck Taylor I ve taken up story wrrtrng as a career lrm Snyder Sold anythrng yet? X jack Yes my watch my horn and my f K overcoat as-in xwa Caller Madame I am the prano tuner W Marrlyn Nelson But I drdn t send for a - plano tuner Caller I know but the nerghbors drd 1 l l Russell Olson Here comes the parade and your aunt wrll mrss rt Where IS she? Pat Phrllrppo She s upstarrs wavrng her harr Russell Mercy' Can t you afford a flag? Lady fat almond countery Who attends to the nuts? Betty Moser Be patrent l ll wart on you rn a mrnute O U O Has that flortst any chrldren? Two a grrl who rs a buddrng genrus and a son who IS a bloomrng 1d1ot 1 U O Roses are red vrolets are blue I copred from you and I flunked too U O O I Ae '52 . v K I . : ' y 4 ' . ,, , 14' f 1' 'R f 'X y Ex.. ' , , ' 1 4, . 1... .- : ll, , ' ' I A fl s' 1 . 8 -': H, U V ' P .' I .. E lm : H x . l UIVL Belva Bushue My brother rs playtng hookcy from correspondence ON school Mary Jean llubbell How does he do that? Belva He malls them empty envelopes I O O Clerk These are excepttonally strong shrrts slr They srmply laugh at the laundry Herman Obenland Yes I know that krnd I had some come back ,111-i' ,.i-- wrth their srdes splrt 1 O U Charles Clrfton Why were you kept m after school? ax 4 Andy Schaeffer I drdn t know where the Azores were Charles Well rn the future you d better remember where you put di! thmgs lil K The hotel manager walked up to the out of town exeeuttve stoppmg off on a bustness tr1 Y :ur room rs ready now he satd but because ofthe shortage of help you ll have to make your own bed O I don t mmd 'lhat s ftne sard the manager Here s a hammer and saw K 0 8 Mr 'yleCarty was tryrng to get the bottom ofthe brawl whrch had followed a basketball game lle had Jrm lrvtn on the carpet hm C he demanded Were you mjured tn the melee? 8 Stanley Ktng Say do you know the motto of that ftrm? eal Clark e 1 s push Stanley Where d you ever get that tdea? Nleal I save tt on the door as I went rn B i U Mr Schwartz Does a rabbrt s foot really brmg good luck? Mr Pence I should say so My wrfe felt one In my money pocket once and thought tt was a mouse 8 8 U Allen Watson I spotted a leopard yesterday James Snyder Oh you dtdn t etther srlly they grow that way I i i Mrs Abbott Jack there were two pteces of pre In the pantry thls mornmg and now there 15 only one Ilow dtd that happen? Iaek Abbott I guess because tt was so dark rn there that I dtdn t see the other prece U I Mrs Johnson Thrs makes the frfth t1me I have wrttten a tardy sltp for you thrs week What have you to say? Dave Nelson Im glad tt s Frrday ma n H U 0 6 FIN JT' p : I ' ' I Q . J. fyg. I : .. , , .. : . ' . t A . i ,, x , x ,,, Nazis . .N . ' ' I I s I I X, . . W 5 gl I .H .p. , , I. ll' . - --I: .. . C ., I ,,,II - ,. Q A . I I I' I I 1 ' n N ' Q, I I. , I I I ' , 5 . jrm: No, str. 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'Y ff 3 P J X f iNf 'W E In the North Verm111on Track Meet last sprrng Rankm brought home the varsrty relay trophy and second place rn the meet Throughout the season Rankrn boys made pornts IH the followrng events R Bushue 440 yd dash dxscus and shot put C Schaeffer drscus C Trrmble shot put B Cox 220 and 100 yd dash H Bushue 880 yd run W Starr 220 yd dash and hxgh Jump D Cornelrus fa 50 graduatej 200 yd hurdles broad Jump and pole vault Cox Starr Cornelrus and R Bushue compr1sed the varsrty relay team TRACK ai9.c',y TH, Front row Swanson Taylor Maskal Reckowsky Olson Johnson Horton Padgett Nelson Behrens Ketchum Cox Chrlstensen Back row Mueller Obenland McCarty Schaeffer Cleary Holqurst Creech Martm Snyder Mallman Hubbell Drskm Krlhofer Hasler Johnson Smlth Foster Kunce Smethurst CLUB VT F5 1 .ani Q lit.. Kneclrng Irv1n Irvln Clementz Hubbell Erghner Standlng Clrfton Bushue Starr Tumble Watson Hendrrcks Mathrs Schaeffer Krug Hofer Starr Taylor Flnley Sloan Clark Leach Coach Colteaux at lx ,1 E B A S L as A L v of FKVN7 um. Front row Tr1mble Clrfton Hofer Bushue Erghner Taylor Watson Stan Hen dr1cks Schaeffer lrvrn Mgr Atkrnson Mart1n 1rv1n Clementz Starr Frnley Barker Erghner Clark Sloan Krng Hubbell Mathls H111 Snyder Mgr THE RANGER S The Rangers have a very successful basketball season to date w1th a 17 won and 10 loss record fourth place rn the Hollday Tourney and frrst rn the D1str1ct Tourney On March 1 the Rangers enter the Regronal w1th Watseka as therr opponent The team Hayes Dor1s Hasler and Dorothy Hendr1cks have done a f1ne Job of cheerleadrng H1ghl1ghts of the season were games played w1th Armstrong Hoopeston and Say brook For the fust t1me 1n nearly four years Rank1n defeated the Armstrong TroJans Rankrn Jumped to a 13 8 lead 1n the frrst quarter and held the lead throughout the whole game The Rangers chalked up another great vrctory by downmg Hoopeston The score was close all the way untrl the last few mmutes when Rankm zoomed ahead to over power Hoopeston 31 23 The pomts were almost evenly d1v1ded among the Rangers Thls was the frrst trme the Rankm Rangers have beaten the Hoopeston Cornjerkers smce 1943 A brg thrrll for Rankm was when they beat Saybrook rn the Hollday Chustmas Tournament at Paxton 43 to 42 FIRST FIVE Starr Hendr1cks Tumble Schaeffer Clrfton , ' L' A s. has played some outstanding games this season with Doc Colteaux coaching. Nancy A N A A, Rank1n played a thrtller game w1th Armstrong the next mght and lost 40 to 38 By losxng the consolanon game wxth Rantoul the Rangers took fourth place 1n the tourney Rankrn played a good game w1th Oakwood leadmg for a good share of the way but was overtaken IH the f1nal mlnutes and lost 40 to 34 Hxgh scormg game of the season was the Loda game 79 to 43 In our last scheduled game of the season the Rangers gave the fans some real ex c1tement The Rangers met East Lynn ln a f1ery battle Th1s game was close all the way and was ued several nmes but Wllh txme runmng out East Lynn Jumped ahead w1n mng 54 to 49 After defeatlng Potomac 50 to 28 1n the ftrst game of the D1str1ct Tourney the Rangers outplayed East Lynn ln one of therr most excltmg games of the season w1nn1ng 49 to 42 In the fmals Rank1n played Sheldon Wnh the score ned and only a few seconds left to play Rank1n h1t the hoops tor two pomts w1nn1ng 41 to 39 The Champs re cerved a beautlful plaque for placmg f1rst 1n the tourney The Reserve team deserves much recognxatlon for then' outstandlng record of 14 w1ns and 6 losses One of the hlghhghts of the1r season was the defeat of Hoopeston 1n an overtrme 29 27 RTHS Armstrong Henmng I-Ioopeston Potomac Blsmarck Mxlford Rossvllle l-Iennlng Armstrong East Lynn Oakwood Potomac Loda 5 Well1ngton SEASON S RECORD Ogden Loda Stockland East Lynn CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Saybrook Armstrong Rantoul COUNTY TOURNAMENT Rossvrlle DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 50 Potomac 49 East Lynn 41 Sheldon 32 Crescent City 37 52 Crescent City 37 48 42 62 41 58 ' 30 79 43 31 23 41 35 39 34 49 54 25 ' 39 56 ' 41 43 42 42 ' 69 38 40 71 ' 52 49 54 33 40 27 59 35 ' 46 34 40 40 28 28 57 36 42 8 ' 26 39 CLIFTON HENDRICKS TRIMBLE 'Z l W1 l i SNYDER IRVIN Managers 9 STARR HAYES HASLER HENDRICKS COACH COLTEAUX SCHAEFFER TAYLOR 'Q Y' , D A ,kffvt 3 1 if s -9 5 Z? , Mmm... qvmnaisaunfk it -. ,. --I W um . . X I- I nam, I, mimi ' i ' www ginseng: ' 3 Swim' WK? ' S wmv '-ann 92' ' KK , , .4 V Q, I I I gas- 'MT :K 0 . 5 Custer Horton Mathrs Hunt Bushue Hofbauer K11 hoffer Shuler Elghner Snyder Wolfe Ryan Kunce Cheerleaders Brrekey Horton Correll FIRST SIX JUNIOR HIGH TEAM Th1s year s basketball team conslsted of an entrrely new team Practrce was call ed for those boys rnterested rn the sport and some thrrty boys reported After eonsrder able practrce a team comprrsed of the followrng srxth seventh and etghth grade stu dents was selected B Krlhoffer I Kunce G Hofbauer G Bushue M Erghner on the f1rst team wrth the followrng on the squad T Johnson L Shuler C Snyder R Horton W Hunt D Ryan C Bostrc W Mathrs Ron Custer played only a short tlme due to a knee rnyury at the begtnnrng of the season The cheerleaders for the year were Pat Horton, Chrrsty Correll, and Karen Brrckey. Therr sprrrt and enthus1asm was always at the top. We congratulate them on a frne Job The team started slowly and lost several of lts early games but was rmprovrng wrth each game Soon the team was wrnnrng though, and was garnrng vrctorres over the teams that had formerly beaten them rn the earlrer part of the season Th1s gave the team a record of 5 wrns and 4 losses wrth one more game scheduled left to play. In the North Vermrlron Conference Tournament the team placed fourth. il i, s I I 3 X, 3 by 5 4 'ftlif' ex My t qi kia' V 2 7 fl F . Q, A 3 ' , , 2' Y L' 1 A V T' ' s s 3 l 2 rx Goins, Johnson, Bostic, Mr. Hubbell, Coachg Terrell, a 1 1 in KX if MEQWJSQBQS xx Z ? X gb SQUARE DANCE A W X 3 wx! 39' - X .. , 1 I 4 . '1 Y, X 'nb 1- . f , 5 - :IF .K ,. U 5 Y D -6: b T- .4 '--- '-- . Q '53- ' -'H ab A, jf wh 5 E YW-,W Evergreens Fru1ts Shrubs Roses Perenmals Trees 721 an NURSERYEQLANDSCAPE Harley E Ford Prop QUALITY NURSERY STOCK 441 West Ottawa R 9 Wlmadden MOTOR SALES DESOTOQ' WPLYMOUTH Phone 107 124 W State St Paxton lll1no1s Phone 642 Paxton Hlmols KLM M!! We the Senlor class of Rank1n Townshlp Hlgh School ID the year of 1951 be1ng of sound mlnd and good Judgement expect1ng to graduate th1s commg May thereby d1ssolv1ng our partnersh1ps and other corporate assoc1at1ons do hereby declare the followmg l Belva Bushue w11l my pos1t1on 1n the Ensemble to anyone who can s1ng off tune my clar1net to my llttle slster and my abxl 1ty to keep busy to anyone who can t f1nd anyth1ng to do I Harold Bushue w1l1 my trombone to anyone who can stand the nolse and my place on the bench durlng the lst team game to Neal Clark QCont1nued Compl1ments of LODA POULTRY COMPANY Buyers and Sh1ppers of Fancy lll1no1s and Ind1ana Poultry Loda lll1no1s Phone 82 ZIEGENHORN S STORE Hardware Phllgas Ranges Drugs and GTOCGTIBS Claytonv1lle lll HIDES JUNK FURS RUBY YONKELOWITZ Hoopeston lll1no1s WELLA PERMANENTS Cold Waves and Mach1ne Waves Ed1th Z1egenhorn Claytonvllle lll1no1s CO. . , . - t. ' U . ' , . . , I , . . . , . . . , . document to be our last will and testament: , , . . . ! 7 ' ' J WE HATE TO BRAG BUT WE MADE IHOSE BEAUTIFUL C LASS RINGS THE SENIORS ARE WEARING W iff fame! Q RIES STRAUSS CO INC Good Clothes for Men and Boys 35 No Verrruhon Dar1v11Ie III1no1s L R SHORT Machume Work and We1d1ng Agnculture Supphes Hardware Spec1aIt1es Rankln I111r1o1s VERMILION COUNTY PRODUCTION CREDIT Co operatlve Cred1t For Farmers 144 N Walnut Danvllle III1no1s HUFFMANSI C A Crrocerles 81 Meats Mgr Harland Huffman Rank1n IIIIHOIS CLEVE ALEXANDER Sportumg Goods Inc B111 Beck Lee Ande rs on Danv1Ile II11no1s LANES PRODUCE Don Brewlngton Poultry Eggs Cream Feeds Phone ZR13 3R13 Rank1n II11no1s 6 . ASSOCIATION . at - - - WM CUTLER Notary Pubhc Flre Insurance Real Estate Phone 153 Rankm Il11no1s JOHNSON 8: KUNTZ GARAGE Tractors 81 Automob11es Rankm I111f101S RANKIN LUMBER CO Coal Pa1nts Bullder s Hardware Glass Lumber Telephone 30 Rank1n Ilhnols WALDER Fe rt111zer Se rvlce Phone 32 Rankln Il11no1s W1l1 Cont1nued 1 R1chard Bushue w11l my ab1l1ty to p1ck an argument w1th the g1r1s to anyone who can make them more angry thanl and my physrque to Ronny Snyder I Charles Chfton vt111 my basketball sharpness to Harold Hendrlcks and my wavy ha1r to Herman Obenland I .Tackle Creech w11l my legrble scrawl to all prospect1ve Ge ography students 1n order that Mr Colteaux be able to declpher thelr test papers ln the future I Dlck Elghner W111 my p1ck up truck to my brother Ted my tallness to D1ck H111 and my ruckname Beanpole to Googxe Tr1mb1e I Roy Elllott W111 my ab1l1ty to get along wxth the g1r1s on the C ont1nue d QM Qgiz Wgfafze 779545 A N URSERY CO See Us For Your Landscaplng Needs Trees Evergreens Roses Shrubs Onarga Onarga Il11no1s Apphances T1re s 'ES5.?,.?Z5?3ZS?,0i'e Ilhnols Phone 133 J a , , , . . . I s -' 2 s 1 v I . 7. : v , . s 3 A ' s J ' 1 f 1 ' ' , ' tl IV ' , r 2 2 ' V . , 0 . ,., . - . . v 5 1 Congratu1at1ons C las s of 19 51 S QPM.. 51.9 0 Photographer For Th1s Yearbook 127 North Ve rm111on Danv111e I111no1s Frar1k1e Sez, Th1s Is Where Buyers WISE Patron1ze BUICK SA L.,S 115 W North Street Danv111e 1111no1s STEIGER FUR SHOP Ready Made Furs Fur Storage and C1ean1ng 20 W Mam Street MEIS have Taught Three C1enerat1ons How to Save Congratu1at1or1s 1951 Graduates 1897 1951 54 Years of Good Storekeep1r1g LETTER SHOP PRESS Pr1r1ters Engravers Phone 357 16 West 1VIad1son Street Danv111e 1111no1s Comp11ments of VERMILION COUNTY FARM BUREAU FOR THE BEST SPORTS EQUIPMENT CONRON S 116 E 1VIa1n Dar1v111e FEDCO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS INC 1r1dustr1a1 Commerc1a1 Wlflng Res1dent1a1 810 E Ma1n Street Phone 572 Walter Laker Danv111e 111 f Sl l Danville, 111111015 . . Fall 1875 Fall 1950 OUR 76th YEAR Selhng Quahty Merchandlse At Un1formly Reasonable Pr1ces Women s Apparel Ch1ldren s Apparel House Furn1sh1ngs We Sol1c1t Your Patronage aurence Efsons PAX GIYS SIYDPFUIG IFN Rl Paxton s Shopp1ng Cente r M 8 K CAFE Complete Meals Short Orders Sandw1ches We spec1al1ze 1n Home Cooked foods Any t1me you feel for a good meal drop 1n and gxve us a try Youll always f1nd prompt and courteous serv1ce Spec1al1t1es Steaks and Chops Phone 70 122 S Market St Paxton Ill W1ll C ontmued bus to Herman Obenland and my basketball ab1l1ty to Gene Math1s I Norma Foster w1ll my mckname Runt to anyone who wants lt my Jolly d1spos1t1on to Ted E1ghner and my talkat1veness 1n class to anyone who can get by Wlth It I Dorothea Fredrlckson w1ll my 1nterest 1n Paxton to Aldme Bruens so her boy fr1end won t have to travel so far from Buckley my Pull w1th Mr Schwartz to Ronn1e Barker and my naturally curly ha1r to Carl Schaeffer I Dorls Hasler w1ll my place 1n the band to whoever can keep out of 1ts way my hab1t of changlng the subject ln shorthand class to next year s students and my good behav1or 1n Mr Schwartz s assembly to whoever l1kes to s1t 1n the corner Contlnued SHE DAR D S Grocery and Market We Del1ver Rank1n Ill1no1s Compl1me nts of RYAN S SUNDRY STORE Rank1n Ill1no1s r Comphments of GRAB IT HERE 465 THE WEL CUM INN CAFE Steaks Chops Russ McCumber Mgr S2111dW1Ch6S Rank1n, Ill1no1s Routes 9 8: 49 Rank1n Ill1no1s Q - ' 2 5 1 1 ' 4 ' ' - - 1 Q 9 . . ' , 1 , Y ' I I , . 7 ' mm , . J . . , . X, I 1, C 7 ll . . . . I ' ' 55 11 E 1 1 , 1 1 . : 1 1 - 1 1 as so - - - 1 r ' ' l I . . . 6 1 1 S 1 ru I ' ' ' ij I ' E . . . I 9 5 c 1 , . , 7 1. 1 1 I 1 1 I ,N l I 3 1 - 2 1 Best Wlshes To The Class Of 1951 TELEPHONE COM PA NY Rank1n lll1no1s Wan ma STATE BANK Member Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporat1on Rank1n Illlnols ZANDER S Paxton Featurmg Carol K1ng .Turuor Dresses CONSUMERS STORE Del Monte Llbby and Rlche l1eu Foods Paxton lll1no1s DR E T GROVE OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Te 219 Paxton Ill1no1s JORDAN S A Good Place to Trade CarlE Hudson R Ph Paxton lll1no1s 66 6 FU NERAL HOME Rankln Clssna Park Potomac Il11no1s RANKIN CO OPEFZATIVE ELEVATOR CO Craln Seed Feed Coal Phone 6 Rar1k1n Ill1no1s . , I. . ' ' J N l 1 1 ' ' ' DRUG STORE 1. 1 , a u Z! 1 0 tl ' W . - Compllment of DON SWANSON Rankm Il11no1s JOHNSON S CAFE Home Cooked Meals Home Made P1es Steaks 8: Chops C B Johnson Prop Rank1n Ill1no1s ERIKSON S GARAGE Repa1r1ng Phone 3 Rank1n I111no1s RANKIN BOWLING ALLE YS Recreatlon Sandw1ches Malts 8: Shakes Sundaes J B Hayes W111 Contmued I Nancy Hayes W111 my bleached haxr to secret adm1rers and my careful dr1v1ng to Mary Ann Horton I Dorothy Hendrlcks W111 my wave to Mary Ann Horton my cheerleadwg outflt to Joan Whltley and my ab1l1ty to go steady to Mar1on Nelson I Mary Jean Hubbell W111 my ab1l1ty to get the car real often place on the honor roll to Nyla Mueller I Junlor Irv1n W111 my he1ght to Google Trlmble and my crew haxr cut to Jack Abbott I Ermalene Johnson W111 my he1ght to Helen Atklnson my ab1l 1ty to 1rr1tate the assembly teachers to anyone who thmks It worth wh11e and my French book to the paper dr1ve Cont1nued SPOQTING Gooos W f Quahty Athletlc Equ1pment M Q 5 DESOTO PLYMOUTH Jerry Weese Pat Murphy 149 North Walnut Phone 81 82 Phone 3400 816 N Verm1l1on St Danvllle I111no1s Danv111e Ill1no1s ' m to my kid brother, my talkativeness to Marilyn Nelson, and my C ' J H IGCSINS MOTOR CO MASSEY HARRIS Better Bullt Farm Equlpt POUt13C Sales SSTVICC The Most Beaut1fu1 Th1ng on Wheels 116 W State St Phone 53 Paxton I111no1s W Jaffe caff -HOTEL Good Food For Reservat1ons Phone GENE PETERSON Class of 31 Paxton I111no1s W..E !9ZPB55!QW aalmmged ffm-11 c5!9lea WCW-ww Phone 321 Paxton I111no1s FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporat1on Paxton I111no1s MEADOW GOLD ICE CREAM Better Dealers Everywhere Paxton I111no1s DAVIS CITY DRUG STORE Ray R Dav1s R Ph Harold C Ryan R Ph Pleasmg You Pleases Us Paxton I111no1s fmdei SHCJE- STORI- Shoes For The 561576212421-Q Moroe co. M R Kennedy Complete SGTVICE Lubr1cat1on and Body Depts Entlre Famlly Complete L1ne of Chevrolet and Phone 22. 3 Bulck Parts and Accessorles Phone 215 Paxton 1111H01S West Pells sr Paxton 111 O P O on ' ' Y' - ' ' Z0 so ' - as 3 , . . V 5 ' ...D . . , , . . At . , . . . , . . It ' li . . , . ' s 1 I .i A A Q A f xv v Y, nv - 1 , . . . , . ComPl1ments of The ag Q AZ D1str1butors of 0 6 Complete Food Servlce Eqmpmem PONTI AC CO Phone 717 109 E Van Buren St FIXTUF2-E Danvllle Ill1no1s Danv1lle Ill1no1s W11l Cont1nued 1 Bob McCann w1ll my 15 ord to D1ck H111 and my ab1l1ty to get along w1th the g1rls to Charles Trlmble I Bern1ta McCarty w1ll my mus1c medals to Pat Chr1stensen and my ab111ty to laugh when noth1ng IS funny to .Toan Whltley I Margaret Mart1n wlll my talklng 1n the assembly to whoever can get by Wlth It and qulet moods to Pat Taylor I Betty Moser w1ll my Job at Hoopeston to Aldlne Bruens my Rossv1lle acquamtences to Goog1e Trlmble and my compact and comb to Nancy Foster I Russell Olson W1ll my helght to Gene Hofbauer and my ab1l 1ty to blush to .Tack Abbott and my typewr1ter to Whoever can use Cont1nued LIND S Shoe Serv1ce Paxton Ill1no1s Congratulatwns to Class of 51 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Wlzard Apphances 8: Batter1es Dav1s T1res Vlta Power O11 Western Flyer Blcycles Truetone Radlos Walter C Meyer Paxton L F PETERSON CO Plumbmg Heatmg Sheet Metal Work Phone 324 Paxton Ill1no1s HARTMAN FLORAL CO Flowers of D1st1nct1on F1OT1StS Telegraph Delwery Servlce Paxton Ill1no1s I CO. . ' st. 1, C . I D . Q 1! . . . . it. l C ' 7 . 1 , 111. gfwfzfjefuf, 92 Q Qgwzwe f OPTCDMETRIST Off1ce Hours 9 to 12. 1 to 5 Closed Thursday Afternoon Evenmgs by Spec1al Appomtment Room 30? W1lldon Bldg Hoopeston Ill1no1s HOOPESTON SALES 81 SERVICE CO Ford Products FITCSIOUC Tlres Phone 600 316 E Maln St Hoopeston Ill G A BAKER CO Women s Infants And Chlldrens Apparel Shoes Hoopeston I1l1no1s PETERSON SERVICE 1 STATION 4 Dealers 1n S1ncla1r Products Route l 9 Q Hoopeston Ill1no1s -901. HARRIS BOTTLING COMPANY Quallty Beverages 1951 Paul Trotter Charles Coll1er Phone 792 Hoopeston Ill1no1s C E Hott Lew1s R Hott MA LUMBER G COAL co Bulldlng Mater1al and Coal Telephone 129 105 East Penn Street I Hoopeston Ill1no1s A K X omzec-F AlLgII?PSAKE f 9 X 55!! ff OPTOMETRIST AND JEWELERS Hoopeston Ill1no1s . , , 2 .V F - Q S' : l h Harry L. Hott 5 J, X. x .3 1 .. , .1 - ' QI ' 0 c I O Propane Gas Bottle or Bulk For Cookmg Heatmg Refrlgeratlon WHISTLER FARM SUPPLY Phone 30 Rossv1lle lll1no1s CULBERT THE FLORIST Wholesale Retaxl Est 1897 Telephone 65 306 McK1bben Avenue Rossv1lle lll1no1s THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ROSSVILLE Member Federal Depos1t Insurance COTPOTHIIOH Rossv1lle lll1no1s BAUERS GARAGE Mmneapohs Mol1ne Farm Implements Phone 3'7R67 Claytonv1lle lll1no1s W1ll Contmued I Pat Ph1ll1ppo WIII my favor1te song Tommy Lad to Barbara Padgett and my velvet clothes to Mary Schaeffer I Andy Schaeffer w1ll my dr1v1ng wh1le asleep techn1que to Harold Hendr1cks and my crew harr cuts to Terry Sloan I .Tack Taylor w1l1 my bass horn to Herman Obenland and my manly phys1que to D1ck H111 In test1mony thereof we hereby set our hand and seal and pubhsh and declare th1s to be our last w1ll and testament th1s twenty fourth day of May 1n n1ne hundred and f1fty one WITNESSES Z Z the year of our Lord one thousand SIGNED .5 The Largest Selectlon In Central lll1no1s Of Young Mens s and Boys Clothlng 81 Furn1sh1ngs WA' QQ Unmatched In 1182 Mlles Champa1gn lll1no1s SMI IH CORONA Off1ce Portable gina MMM osmce EQLHPMEN1' Supplles Reparrs Rentals R D CASTLE TYPEWRITER CO Z.lMa1n St Ph 5893 Champa1gn lll1no1s . , . . . 1 . . . 1 1 - f - ' It 11 1 1 . . ,A . . . ,, . 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 9 1 1 ' .1 ' I f . l f- 1 1 . . 0 0 1 I ., . 1 1 Qgkdwg FURNITURE STORE Furmture Wall Paper 81 Pamts C1 Phone Z R32 ssna Park 1111no1s fZMMz?Z4Z CO OPEQATIVE LUMBER COMPANY INC Lumber 81 Bulldmg Materxal Phone 80 Cxssna Park Illxnols P LARSON CO MEN AND BOYS OUTFITTERS Paxton I1l1no1s Best W1shes to Rankm School FARMERS MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF PAXTON Member of Federal Depos1t Insurance Corp E D Gwen Pres1dent Paxton Ill1no1s DRS H R 8: N E WORKIVIAN DENTISTS Phone 5 7 5 PaXtO11 Il11no1s W B REILLY Auctloneer Phone 31 Rankm Ill1no1s 5 CZMMQQZQZ TA TE BANK Federal Depos1t Insurance C Corporahon 1ssna Park 11l1no1s fZMmz?Z2Z' CHEESE ODMPANY Phone ZR49 C1ssna Park I111no1s I , . - o I 9 . . ' ' . J , ' W. R. Watts. Cashier Y , ' ' . , . n Q I I ! We Bu11d em Compllments of Pamt em Warm em gfdfavza Qfiefigmzff rn C30 47, LUMBEQ. CO CSCI1 Green Manager : T E L' 311 313 East Attlca Street Urbana 1111no1s Rossv111e 1111no1s enmfa ZQJYWZQ, It was a dreary day 1n Rankm I111no1s when at the tender age of fourteen we were taken capt1ve by the enemy Dorls Hasler Norma Foster Gerry Farney Bermta McCarty Margart Martm .Tun1or1rv1n Harold Bushue Russell O1son B111 Scharlach D1ck Elghner R1chard Bushue Charles C11fton Ilm D1sk1n Bob Mc Ph1111ppo were the twenty one or1g1na11y captured Dur1ng the f1rst week we recelved as pun1shment what they ca11ed an 1n1t1at1on Luck11y everyone survlved Early 1n October we were fortunate enough to ho1d a secret meetlng and our mam ObJeC1,1V6 was to p1an our escape D1ckE1ghn r was named our 1eade r Contlnued THE RIT? FRANK F DORNFELD at Co Sodas Lunches and Clothlng Homemade candles Shoes Furn1sh1ngs Hoopeston 1111no1s Hoopeston BRUNIGA PRODUCE HOOPESTON IMPLEMENT CO Arcade F6315 POUUTY E885 1V1cCorrn1ck Deermg Tractor Cream and Mach1nes W11son s Deep Freeze Choreboy Internatlonal Trucks 1VI11kers Amer1can Separators Hoopeston uhnols Hoopeston I111no1s IC ' l 0 1 ' D ! 1 I9 O i I ' Q 1 I , . . . , . . I l . . , . . , J . 1 s 7 I . I ! I . 1 3 7 D 3 ' . , . , . , . . . , - Cann, Belva Bushue, Dorthea Fredrickson, Betty Moser and Pat . . I . . S 9 3 ' I 11 I 7 - - . . , - - 9 , - 1 . . . , ! BOB KUNCE Standard O11 Agent Phone 26 Rankm lll1no1s E R HENDRICKS Trucklng L1rnestone Grovel Etc Phone 72 Rank1n lll1no1s CORRELL all GIT ZEN Serv1ce Statxon On Route 49 Rankm lll1no1s FRANK DAVIS Br1ll1ant Bronze Greaslng and Lubr1cat1on Phone 183 Rankm lll1no1s Paxton F1restone Dealer Paxton lll1no1s Ben Overstreet 8: Son Paxton lll1no1s Paxton Record Paxton Il11no1s Sad s Cupboard Paxton lll1no1s A E Sandburg Paxton lll1no1s Fred A Smlth Paxton lll1no1s Johnson s Electr1c Shop Paxton lll1no1s Corner Dress Shop Hoopeston lll1no1s Lester Drug Store Red Shoe Shop Hoopeston lll1no1s DE WE Y DEE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 105 N Market St Phone 424 Hoopeston lll1no1s BURTON MOTOR SALES Hoopeston s Dependable Dodge DODGE Dealer PLYMOUTH DODGE Job Rated TRUCKS AUthOT1Z6d Serv1ce Genulne Parts 701 709 West Ma1n Street Hoopeston I1l1no1s FRONVILLE JEWELERS Blueb1rd D1arnonds Elgm Harrnlton and Bulova Fostorla and Cambrldge Glassware 209 E Ma1n St Phone 700 Hoopeston lll1no1s OLDSMOBILE SALES 81 SERVICE CADILLAC A Better Deal at WOODWORTH MOTOR CO Paxton Ill Phone 111 I I ., . . ., . . , . . , . . Y n , . . , . . , . . , . . Q I , ' ' Hoopeston, Illinois l ! if I ii ll - I! , . . - . l I I l ! . . . . I ' I SHERIDAN KLIGMAN CLOTHING GROCERY AND MEAT AND SHOE STORE Prices Always The Lowest 305 East Main South Bank Street Hoopeston I111no1s Hoopeston Illinois EGNEW CHEVROLET SALES DIXIE FRUIT MARKET TRUCKS ICHEVROI-ET! CARS Artliaufman Lil FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS Phone 400 Hoopeston Find em Here Dixie Highway Hoopeston Illinois History Continued Freedom was a word of forgotten language restrictions were poured upon s However after some persuasion we finally re cewed permission to hold a wiener roast and a hay ride with the understanding that two supervisors accompany us Other social events that followed includeda box social and the annual Halloween entry a May Pole float was first place winner A painful year passed and only one escaped the 1ron hand of our superiors Jim Diskin was the lucky one One more unlucky soul Ermalene Johnson was added to our number Doris Hasler took over the leadership of our secret soc1ety In October 1947 we received the news that a skating party was being planned for us The party materialized and everyone Continued Z gzwef WW! Wage? Quality Home Furnishings Plumbing Contracting Steam and Hot Water Heating Forced Air Heating Sheet Metal Work Air Conditioning Phone 75 215 218 South Market Street Hoopeston Illinois ' EverettM Wood Wm A Stocker 315 East Main Street Hoopeston Illinois , . . , . . il .- ll 1. - 3 ll ' I SI I u . , ' ' - parade. At last we received some special recognition since our , , . . I , . , , . . 0 I Sl ' ' ' Q9 I I LOYAL STEINER CAFE HOTEL C1ssna Park Il11no1s WALTS SHOE SERVICE SHOP General Shoe Repa1r and Supphes Clssna Park Ill1no1s W F KNAKE gl SONS Fr1g1da1re Apphances General Mdse Speed Queen Washers Duotherm O11 Heaters Phone ZRZ 14 Clssna Park lll1no1s GEIGER HARDWARE See Your Hardware Dealer F1rst A Complete L1ne of Apphances Maytag Hot Po1nt C1ssna Park Ill1no1s George K1ng Rank1n ll11no1s Louls Thaden Rankm Illmols Rankm Illmols Hugh Barr Rankm I1l1no1s Hofer Plumb1ng 81 Heatmg Rank1n Il11no1s Lorra1ne s Beauty Shop Rankm I1l1no1s Dr G C Goodwln Rankln Ill1no1s Rankm Ill1no1s Newell E 1115 Rankm Il11no1s Woodard s Barber Shop Rankln Ill1no1s FELLER S LOCKER PLANT Meats Wholesale Retall Slaughterlng 8: Cur1ng Frozen Frults and Vegetables Beef Quarters for Sale Phone 2.00 C1ssna Park DR H D DANFORTH C1ssna Park Il11no1s DR C W OSBORN DENTIST Clssna Park llhnols MARKWALDER PRICE GRAIN COMPANY Gram and Coal Phone 176 Cxssna Park I1l1no1s Thomas MU1C21h6Y Christensen Garage Qgyfi QZWZZUM GRM N DFUVE GEO ARNHOLT Graln Merchants Proprletor 531115 Junct1on of Route 9 81 l H1story Cont1nued had a very enjoyable even1ng Agaln we entered a float 1n the an nual Halloween parade and our theme Llfe 1n a Pr1son won the f1rst pr1ze award The followmg months passed slowly 1n the concentratlon camp and the days dragged by w1th dreary monotony When our newly elected leader Roy Ellxott checked the 11st of prlsoners Thelma I-Iar1 B111 Scharlach and Gerry Farneywere no where to be found The lucky k1ds had escaped from the clutches of the foe to or gamze a rescue squad It seemed that l1ttle was gamed by the1r Schaeffer were captured The annual Halloween party was the maln h1ghl1ght of fall ac t1V1t16S We were very proud of our wmmng record when they announced that we had won f1rst pr1ze on our Ioan of Arc float For several months there were few act1v1t1es 1n camp but at the end of our th1rd year we sponsored a Iunlor Sen1or Banquet Our guest were the 1nternees who had already served four long years It was a gayla event w1th all the gorgeous evenlng attu-e d1splayed so beaut1fully As the fourth year rolled around D1ck E1ghner once agam Cont1nued HALLS GAS SERVICE ELLIS FARM SUPPLY All1s Chalmers 81 New Idea Onarga 111111015 Sales and Serv1ce Q Potomac lll1no1s Phone 128 l co. N C ' ' 5 escape since Jackie Creech, Nancy Hayes, Jack Taylor and Andy C ' 7 CISSNA PARK CO OP GRAIN AND COAL COMPANY Gram Coal Feed Seed T1le Grmdmg Owned by FarmeI'S Oopeated by Farmers To Serve You Clssna Park Ill1no1s SINGLE TON GRAIN CO Coal Seed Feed East Lynn I1l1no1s JAKE MCCORD Ve rm111on Se rv1ce Phone Z5 East Lynn Ill1no1s EHRESMAN HATCHERY U S Approved and Pullorum Passed Spec1al1z1ng In Product1on Breed Chlcks Wayne Feeds and Poultry Supphes Buckley Rank1n Em1IS1eg1e Trucker C1ssna Park I1l1no1s Cluver Clssna Martln Cmssna Sales Park Bros Park 81 Se rv1ce IIl1no1s Store Ill1no1s Gerard 81 Yergler Garage CISSHH Park IIl1no1s Commun1ty Store Clssna Park Ill1no1s C W Naugle Hardware Clarence Ill1no1s McConnell Grocery East Lynn IIl1no1s Frank Brennen Potomac Ill1no1s Chester Cox Rankm Ill1no1s Nh1tley Se rvlce Rankm Ill1no1s Best Wlshes From THE FLOWER SHOP Phone 92 Hoope ston Ill1no1s DEXTER 81 FOURNIER Furnlture L1vestock General Frelght Phone I-Ioopeston 4 Hoopeston Ill1no1s FRANK P MCCORD Spec1al Representatxve A North Western Nat1ona1 DUNCAN BROS Savmgs Endowment Pohcy Purchased At An Early Age May Ph01'16 46 346 V Prove A Valuable Asset In Your Fufllfe Potomac Ill1no1s East Lynn Ill1no1s INTERNATIONAL L 9 F x , . . 1 Q Q 1 J a 1 1 s 9 , . . , , l s l?1m75 fl ggyli Gramm Sales and Service Phone 917 North Vermilion Street Gram. Merchants Danville Illinois Reilly P O Rankin History Continued stepped into the command of our secret society It was written law that anyone having served three years in our camp was auto mat1cally held responsible for the publication of the newspaper, The Broadcaster and the production of the yearbook The Mirror With such responsibilities to fulfill our society met and staffs were elected for both projects These activities in addition to sponsoring movies each month kept us plenty busy In October preliminary plans were made for the annual Hallo ween parade Our society decorated a Cinderella float and as history four consecutive wins Early in May rumors were coming in on the prison grapevine that freedom was in sight but since we were misled so often we were not too optimistic about the news However we feel that we may eventually conquer our foe but this will not be an actuality until we have been released gfzeafek 4 fl c-SQA: N co. Danville Illinois Grain and Coal Feed and Seeds Danville Coca Cola Bottling Co C la rence, Ill1no1s ma' ' C P H ' L co R Y ' Y . . M I 5 . . . O L ' U . E T R g H . 4 ' ' 7 we had anticipated, first prize was given to us. That really made 59' ' WEBER S DRUG STORE Paul R Weber R Carl W Weber R Ph THE REXALL STORE Hoopeston Ill1no1s I-IOOPES TON HAR DWARE Phone 277 115 East Ma1n Street Hoopeston Ill1no1s CO THE CITY NATIONAL BANK HOOPESTON ILLINOIS Member Of Federal Depos1t Insurance Corp HOME BAKE R Y Home of Good Pastr1es 308 East Ma1n Street Phone 100 Hoopeston San1tary Dry Cleaners Hoopeston Ill1no1s Woody Evans Clothmg Store Hoopeston Ill1no1s Wustholz Well Works Claytonvllle Ill1no1s Fred Frame Danvllle Ill1no1s Cl1fton 81 Wh1tes1de Onarga Ill1no1s John Janssen Buckley Ill1no1s Pool 81 Hutchlson Clarence Ill1no1s Phone East Lynn 4R15 Blacksrruth Lawn Mower Serv1ce Comphrnents of DAVIS WELDING CO GOODWINE STATE BANK LeRoy Davls Qwner Member of the Federal Depos1t Gas Portable E1eC Insurance Corporat1on Steel Fabr1cat1on Repa1r Potomac Ill1no1s C laytonvllle Ill1no1s 1 hen at Hoopeston GEORGE s DEPT STORE Bowl at PLA MoR BOWLING ALL1-:YS Clothes For 310 E Ma1n Street Hoopeston Ill1no1s The Whole Fam11y Hoopeston Ill1no1s . o , , . 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