Rantoul Township High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Rantoul, IL)

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lfrnnl row, iff! I0 riglzieej. Strom, D. Martin, M. O'Donnell, R. Collins, B. Brown, M. lialer, E. Downing M C lynn Roark, li. Pliillzriek. Scrwnz' row, Ivfl lo right-B. Eater, G. Morton, D. Dunn, R. Sheehan, B. Blue, J. Hooper l l tlitric RL M. lYL'llllL'I', D. Yilll' 1949 Zolman, l.. RllSCllCl, R. Adamson, M. Mersereau, A. Mills. SPOTLIGHT STAFF liilllill' ....,,,...............,...... ......................,...,,........,................,.., R olmert Brown Assistant liclitors ..,...... ............ ll larlene Kaler, Rosemary Collins l'rocluetion Manager .r..,,, ., ...,.......................................,............,....... Mary l.. Glynn Business Managers ......... .,,.,,,,,. ll laribetli O'Donnell, Dorothy Martin Circulation Managers .........,.. .,.................... X 'irginia Roark, Ienilee Strom Sports -Rllltlil '..,.................. ,..,......................,.......... C iiene Pliilbrielc Society liclitoi '.........,,, ,,,,,.... l Uorine Dunn Roving 'Reportei '.,..,,,.r ............... B like lVel1ber Spice Reporter ,,,...........,..,.......,,,.,......,.,,.,.............,.,.....,............,...,....................................,,.......,., Eleanor Downing Class Reporters-Donn Zolman, Leslie litliericlge, Mary Mersereau, Betty lfater, Gaye Morton, Beverly Blue, Alberta Mills, Reeves Adamson. Feature Reporters-l.arry llusehel, Dick l'liillips, Juanita llooper, Rita Sheehan, Mary Ann Prewitt. Advisors ......... ,......... llr I. l... VViley, H. Wlyetll lfuylff

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1'iI'0llf row, Ivfl fo riylzl-D. Martin, M. O'Donnell, il. Hooper, Rl. Klersereau, R. Brown, R. Slleelizln, ll. Collins Irvin, N. Glynn, B. Leonard. .QFCUIIKI row, left fa rig!!!-M. XVise, B. Blue. E. Baker, L. Kelly, Brown, Xl. SClllllJCl'l. H. Diers J. Chappelle, D. Dunn, l.. Etheridge, li. Downing, J. NVaters,D. Zoln1zn1,Ci. Pliilbrick. P. Lznleaster. F. Phillips, V. lxo B. Behr, B. liater, R. Siinenson, E. Bonham, M. liziler, J. Pettigrew. Alzsmzlwlivzi fvz'rfz11'r'1vr1.rfufrvu-J. liuler, D. l'lii lzclitc wr .............................. Assistant liclitors ,........ EAGLET STAFF Business Mzniziger ......,...,,...,...,....., .-Xssistzint Business Subscriptions .....,,..... Circulation.. ,...... -xKlYCl'lIlSt'lllC1ltS ..... ....r Sports lfclitors, ..... ., lieature lfclitor ..,.,.,,......,............ .Xssistzint Feature .Xrt llirectors ,.,...,.,,...................... lllim mtograpliy .......,....... Manager ....,.,.... ...,,...B2I1'lDZ11'Zl Leonar laclitor ,,.,...... .....,,,...........,.....Robert Brown Mary Mesereuu, Rita SllCCllZtl1 .....,.............,,.hlllllllitil llooper lfllen lryin lX'lzn'ilmetli U'Donnell, 'loan Kziler lQUSClHZ11'y Collins cl, llorotliy Martin, Lucille Kelly ,...,,,tie11e l liillJrielq, lliek l'l1illips Ixuler I lary Lou XVise .,,Klury L. Glynn, llerlnzln Diers .mblzniet Chappelle, .lack X'Vziters WlritersAl.eslie lftliericlge, Romaine Sinienson, Betty lfater, liinley Vliillips. Iflsie Bonliznn. Yirginia Rozirk. llorine Dunn, .loan lilettigrew, Marlene Scliubert, Pat lznieaster, llonn Zolinun, Bob Belir. slzlelcie Sue Brown. Beverly Blue, lilezlnor Downing, Advisors ........... .,........ lX flary Greenwood, Jeanne Murray, .Izunes XVyetl1 28 Tlzv 7949 Ifziylvt llips

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Scaled, lcfl to rights-Mary Pilgrim, Secretaryg Robert Brown, Presidcntg Gordon Sebastian, Vice-President, Mary lr- vin, Treasurer. Sfaua'i1n1, lvft to right-Mary Mersereau, John Sherman, ,Icnilee Strom, Larry Ruschel, Romaine Simcnson Jack Herbert, Jack Miller, Alberta Mills. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council acts as intermediary between the teachers and students. lt sponsors school dances, such as the gala Football Homecoming dance. At Christ- mas time they went all out for a party with a tree, Santa Claus and all. For admis- sion each person brought a small gift to be taken along with the tree to the lfluling I lome. Student Council sets aside a special Clean-Up Weelc. lfveryone pays careful attention to their personal appearance and the condition of their lockers. Prizes are given to the ncatest boy and girl and to the boy and girl with the neatest lockers. There is a Courtesy Wfeekn during which everyone brushes up on his man- ners and conduct in classes and out of school. An entertaining play was written and directed by Alice Armstrong and spon- sored by Student Council. This play was used when the surrounding schools visited and exchanged programs. At the close of each year, the Student Council consults the Treasury and decides upon a suitable gift for the school, which will be of common benefit to all. 30 Tin' 19-I9 Engle!