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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1950 volume:

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I Z ' , 5, , f ' L .AG Q ifmk bfi-9,'gf9I'gi2X 5 Q , .tx THE 'I950 E LET ffm f 5 1153 ma ki' fe : mmf is cr-J O f 5 rx R1 'Q ,LX :ix Lg. fp 'f RANTOUI TUYVNSHIP HIC H qi HOOL R mtoul, IHIUOIS f -f ,a I ll 1 el xx 1 1 lam vi 1, ? , Q 1 f qswn .- 1 -jr'- f' 3 xiemgj' . X ' ,..,fs . :faHff Q4,z v '- Gia . . :..':g:.2g me-.4. .,:4-'fx? f'if59qi45 , V :iff LY., 'E' 5,2515-T''-,2S':'f-fit? Ll: .. H 'fi f , x.-.... X- . im. 'Pl' f:2i.5ii5 'fi-f'5f'A JL' ' ' A ' E3 5 -i'ri'15 !-'WWE' i 'L K .V 5' QF' J ' S L . Z , i . . IUI e icafion 'I U MR, LYNN II. GIISIIS, IN AI'I'RICCI,-XTION 1 'I'IIIi MANY IIUl'RS UI XVURK III2 II.-XS SIICNT IN MAKING OUR SCIIUUI. A I!IC'I I'I-IR II VXCIC FUR GETTING .XX IEDL'C.-X'I'ION, AND FOR I IIE TIRELIZSS INTIERIEST IIE IIAS ALVVAYS SIIOVVN, VVIC Dil HEREBY IJICIIICATIE 'I'IlIS YIZARBOOK. ZWtO'ZlC2Wl 0 THE MEMORY OF MISS LUCILLE FUNK HOUSER, VVHOSE READY SMILE AND OUIET PATIENCE SHOULD BE AN EXAMPLE TO ALL OF US. SHE WAS EVER LOYAL TO IIER SCHOOL AND ALVVAYS READY TO SERVE IT. MAY WE HOLD AND REVERE HER LIFE IN OUR MEMORY AS ONE OF PLEASANTNESS AND FORTITUDE. f-Q ,XM I W -. , . ,mxgxu-w,w-fav X I '- Q . , N v ia ,Wy gygqwvfx - I r Q I -A sgisgr ic: ,fy sv x . gf . I- ,WM-S, 1- 1- - , ,-Q-mpfw wo -,.-I-,X Q ,. I , . X , S' ,I 2 ' Q S I f X I Sf! X Q ww 'gw'w:L'.wvwS'w,sI syfww, - -- - , . I ' lj , 'G' ' I I we I , f 1 L ., O. , Na 441 .-Q wfgmpii K . Wx 5. One hundred and forty-five students ride the school buses every day. Principal Lynn H. Gibbs accepting the keys of thc new driver-training car from Mr. L. K. Kelley. ,..4..0 - --.A A LW, .......v...........a---N .... .,...m..- --,- -- A RYSLER s K y Wg PLYMOUTH APPROVED OLAL CUhl5?f3f, n,.,f+.S,, KELLEY nom -1... Q.. Q ,ff x Q a , A A S n I WN 4 g, I ' 4 Y X 1 XL 9, se 'K J S4'c1tvz1-XY. Carl Allen, Presiclcntg H. G. Penclcrgrast. Sccretaryg James Hcrbertg VV. T. Extong VVilliam Keal. Standing ul lfvansg l.ynn H. Gibbs, ljrincipalg Earl Stephens. Board of Education The Rantoul Township High School Board of liclucation is made up of seven members who choose the principal and work with him. These members are highly rcspcctecl mcn of the community, elected by the voters for their ability to handle school affairs. The school lioarcl members give their time to provicle for us the best high school crlucation possible. These members, who are engaged in farming, business, ancl the professional occupations, represent the variccl interests of the clistrict. In their selection of the faculty and courses of instruction, they attempt to combine the economical and practical with the mental and spiritual values so necessary to successful lives of .Xmerican children today. The community is to be congratulated upon its selection of men of such high caliber-these faithful, tireless, and unsalaried workers for the school. flu' 10511 lfagllvl 7 ' 1. -y- LYNN H. GIBBS l'rincipal Braclle University Bachelor -y . . of Science: University of Iowa, Master of Arts. L'l.AlR Z. BURLEVV .S'4'i1'tu'1' NVestern Illinois State Teachers College, Bachelor of Educa- tion, University of Illinoisg Master of Arts. HOVVARD M. FRANKLIN .S't'1'l'll ve University of Illinois, Bachelor of Science. M A RY G R IEENVVOOD Jonrmrlirul, Clmrns, Girls' Il. If., 1,I'!lHltYf1'l'.S' Murray State Teachers College. Bachelor of Music Education. RONALD XY. MIEIQKER ,Ilnxic University of Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Music Education: University of Iowa, Master of Arts in Education. x 5... I lil.IZABETH CLARK Foreign I.angun.gv Knox College, Galesburg, Illi- noisy Middlebury French School, Middlebury, Vermontg University of Illinois, Bachelor of Arts. NAN C. FULLER linglislr Northwestern University. Bachelor of Arts: University of Illinois, Master of Arts CEng- lishl. M A RSHALL R. MALSBURY .rlgrirnltnrv Qollege of Agriculture. Univer- sity of Illinois, Bachelor of Science. we 'main XII-Af, HX , 17 A xl fx rl, ffl i, 'kj' UJVY KAT .X'I'f'I'Il?IIi k,L3J1X URRAY ' . -JR :iiglfxh University Q f Illinois, Bachelor of Science,iMaster of Science. . A 'X' I I L it Kc! .gg L X1 EDITH M. MCCLUNG ljlvrariun Indiana University, Blooming- ton, Indiana, Bachelor of Arts. VVll-LlAM H. OLIVER Snriul S1'f4'l1r'1' Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College. Stillwater. Oklahoma, Bachelor of Scienceg Master of Arts. CARLOS VAN AURON ,llaI1n'lm1tir.r, liasl-'riluzll Coach Carthage College, Carthage, lllinois, Bachelor of Arts, Mas- ter of Science, XVestern State Teacliers College. R. J. WALSTON ,llallu'n1alir.r, 1 I'l'.YllHl!7ll- .Soplmnmrv Coach Diploma- l.S. N. U.: University of Illinois. Bachelor of Science, Uniyersity of lllinois, Master of Science. JAMES H. W'Yli'1'H Crmiuwrre Eastern lllinois State Teachers College. Bachelor of Education. 'l'. l'1AlQl, l3O'l l'OlNll.liY lmimvlriul .-Iris liachelor of Education, Oshkosh Teachers College. LAURA RYBU RN llnnn' 15t'!llIUlllll'X Illinois Wesleyan. Bachelor of Science. NYIl.l-lAKl A. XX'Al.SH lJil'i'L'l0I' nf .'iffIl4'lit'.Y llirvrlov' of .-lll1li'lir.s'. F1101- Imll and Trurlc Couch, lloys' l'.1i. - St. Viator College, Bourbon- nais, lllinois, Bachelor of l'hilosophy1 University of llli- nois. Master of Arts. MARION l.. XfVll.liY Cou1nn'v'c'e Southern Illinois State 'l:each- ers College. Bachelor ot' lzcluca- tion: Master oi lfclueation, Uni- versity of lllinois. R ITA Kl.lil N Secretary ,ff fQgk Q 5 Q, lag Fi S Z' , J- , -,.........4.1,4 X'-i K f 6,2 N1 S ff' XI S I X CLASSES ,X .utils WRX S E N I O R S MELVIN ACKERMAN Ona must rlimh the highcxrt lower to rrach his goal. Football 3, 4 Sffotlighl 4 Track 1, 2, 3 JAMES L. APKE Simple in all l1i.r,nna:u1vr,r, like all ir1aIyfr1Q'air11u1.f'Jl if Vwvba Pep Clhbgl, ,- Football ,N3 -- f 5' 'iw -', Track 1, z..lQaV,w bk lmuk li 3 PATRICIA ARLENE AEPKE Bright hrr ryvs Irmcvildcriug ylranzf' Girls' Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Operctta l GAA 1, 2. 3. 4 Library l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2. 3 MYRON LEE BARTELL l.f'n-ming is Ihr' .wat of kll0'ZK'll'dgL'.U Track Manager 1, 2, 3 Football 2 Football Manager 3 Basketball Manager 1 ROBERT L. BEHR H.5l1l!7l'l'.Y.Y fomvs to those who .mflc sinccrrlyf' ,7 K V66 Pav ,!l. l'7lf' ' Boys' Chorus 3. 4L ,LAW cgi. 9, , C:1r.,. 4 Pep Club 3 Y Q 4 7 Kun ayuv Track 3. 4 f- fl .4 ,. U Junior Play 3 -fL ' ' I J- Journalism Paper Staff 3 f 'Lv' f' . Iiaglrf 3, 4 rl-- Spoflight 3, 4 fr' X Class Ofliccr 4 School Radio Program 4 MARGARET BLACK From Iifflr .vpurlcs may bursl u mighty flnmr'. GAA 1, 2, 4 SENIORS VVILLIAM NV. BLEICHNER All grvai men an' dyingg 1 dmfl ffvl 'wall my.vr'lf. Eagle! 4 Spotlight 4 School Radio Program 4 ISHMAEL NEIL BOBLETT Hr who smiles oflrn, zvinx frir'nd.v. Football l, 2, 3, -l Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2 Class Ottieer l, 2 WENDELL NEIL BRIDGES Laugh and flu' 'world laughs with yan. Track l, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football l. 2, 3 Pep Club 3 journalism Paper Stall' 3 Boys' Chorus 3, 4 JOAN MAXI NE BRUXVNFIELD Her 'ways are flu' ways of pleasant- m'.r.v. GAA 4 Girls' Chorus 3, 4 CAROLYN JOYCE BUSEY .Sllm1rv is golden. GAA 1, Z, 3, 4 Library Assistant 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3. 4 Hall Monitor 3 Ottice Assistant 4 GLENN JENNINGS CHURCH l'V0rk ana' yr shall obtain. Boys' Chorus 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Athletic Manager 2 Track l, Z, 3, 4 Eagle! 4 Boys' State 3 SENIORS .IOHN FRANKLIN CLIFTON ll1' gmac his nrvu :my lllld rzsks for no lllfT'f!'l'.H Track I I-'cp Club 3 Library 3 FFA 1 7 4 1-V ji JHN CORNELIUS CLIFFORD ufjt'llt'l'111I.X' .Yf7t'llkl'Ilfl, 111' is flfllfflllljl .rf1v11ki11g. - I 1 1 7 I 1f tl2lll,2.3,4. j1Ql',w'fv6 liiilikgllmall 2, 3 f fjLj,,14f '1'1-at-if 1, 2, 3, 4, P , L-'I' P ' ' 1 1 ,IL 1 QQ' W1 J, . fi HOWARD EUGENE COLLINS 1-I f1'i1'11d 1.11 nrvd is 11 frivnd i11d1'v1l. Football I, 2, 3, 4 lizislcctball 1 FFA I, l, 3, 4 'lIl'ZlCli 1, 2, 3 l'cp Club 3 .slffllfllflllf 4 lili'l'TY ROSEMARY COLLINS Tho f'j'1'.Y lzaw nm' lllllflllllfll' m'1'ry- fx'l11'1'v. Chorus 2, 3, 4 Mixccl Chorus 2. 3 .S'f1ollig1l1f I. 2, 3 junior Play 3 GAA 1, 2 XYINSLOXV FOSTER COPE .-l1'Iin11 .rf1v11k.v lnmlvr fllllll 2vnr1l.v. lgilllll Z, 3, -I lioys' Chorus 2, 3, 4 litlflllff 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Boys' Quartet 4 Traiisfcrrecl from Potomac High School after Freshman year. 0 Ll KVVS4-K FRANKLIN JOSEPH CRIBBETT, JR. .-I y1'11fl4'1111111 in t'T'l'I'j' .r1'11.r1' of flu' Noni. Football I, 2, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Basketball I, .Z SENIORS 1 , 'fm I 5111 lllj' 111z1'11 111111'l 'z1'11-V. l 1111tl111ll 2. 3. -l 'l'l'2ll'li Z. 3 Stluluut C0llllCll l Class UFH111-r l l3li'l l'Y l.OL'lSlE l1.X'l'l'R .S'11111H f111' .v1111z1'. 11111 1l1'l1'51l1ff11l to A'lIlITt'.H l!:111cl 1.2, 3. -l Girls' k4llUl'llS l. 2. 3, -l Mixul L'l1111'11s 2, 5, 4 5111111111111 Stull' 3 lf1111l1'l Stull' 5, -l Lllzlss 01.1111-1' I 1..x.x1, 2, n, -l 1M 1 A 7 Q fl 1 X llkf Rlllllilis' :Xl.l3lilQ1fl' ED iXRDS 1 1 11 1 1111 l1l1 111111 'vc 1111 , fll'ZK'l1j'.V 1 '-1v1 - 'V ' . 11111231 1lfz1'11xxvl'11111'. l711l1A?11.2,'l,-l 'l'lr11 Lag l H .-XROLD lCLlllliNli FIIEDLER pl 1111111111111 .v1111l1', 11 l111N1-V 71'11j', ll 1'11f111l1l1' Illlbl' ':1'1' ull xl11111l11 .Y1l.l'.n l'1111ll1llll l. 2. 3, -l llzlslivllulll l. 2. -l 'llrxxcli 2. 3 Class 1111111-1' 3, -l DUN.-X Rl .XY GlQO'l'l7l IELD ll'111'1'1' ll11'1'1 .v fllll, xl11' ix: Tx'1l1'l'1' sin' 1.1, ll11'1'1 .v f1111. GAA 1, 2 llHll.l3lilQ'l' GR ll IX 11111 11'1.v1' 111 lu' 'Zx'l.V1'l' fllllll 111'1'1'x.v111'y. l71111tl1:1ll 1, 2. 3, 4 llzlslcctlmll 1, 2, 3, 4 'l'r:11'k 1, 2, 3, -l Boys' flmrm l Q., YR Di' GV X. ty ,Y i, . wx-5 A1331 KXQ A SENIORS HOXYARD DEAN HADLER .'I qniv! man, Im! quih' ll mmm. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 4 Football 4 Track l, 2, 3 DXVIGHT DEAN HALL Tu vfwy why lu' has a 1c'l1crvf0rc. Football 1 Basketball 1 ,IACK LEE HARRIS Though lwlv gvullv, though hc's shy, .viill ll1vrr'.v llll'.T!'1lft'f in his vycf' Basketball l FPA 1, 2. 3, 4 ROBERT C. HEISER 'On1v so nmclz do I lmow, for I hrwc liwfff' FFA 1, 2. 3. 4 ALICE ANN HEIZER u.YllllI7lt' lvruiu and uinzblf' firzyvrs, hm' muxzr nfl nz our Illl'lII0l'.X' I1PlfIl'l'.Y.H Chorus Accompaniment l, 4 Mixed Chorus l GAA l, Z, 3, 4 Librarian l, 2, 4 Opcrctta 1 Class Utlicer 3 Eaglvl Stall: 4 Band 1. 2. 3, 4 DARWIN WILEY JAM ES UliT'l'll if all grvul uzvn rm' dvud, still I am not d1sro1m1gr'd. Football l, Z, 3. 4 Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 SENIORS M .NNY Rl .'XlQl.liNli liAl.lfR ll4'V 'iwviu' ix .v:vi'i'I, luv' lvruzlfy r'm'4'. Girls' ClIUl'llS l, 13,4 Nlixcml Clumrus 1. 2. 3, 4 G.-XA 1, Z, 5. 4 Class Ollivcr 1 Opcrcttzi l junior Play 3 llzuicl 2, .3 .Sfwnlligflzl 2, 3. 4 frclfllvl S, -l Girls' Sn-xtct 4 ICUSIEM.-XRY KJXPPIES Our uf wx! and m1.vv. . . , Clmrus l. .Z l.ll1l.llhlll l. Z, J, 4 GAA 1.1.3,-1 FHA 4 Opcrvttzi l lCl.l.lCN l.UCll.l.li lilCl.l.Y SIN slzull In' gflmlficd fm' luv' ti'urL'. Girls' Q.llllI'l1S 1. 2. 3, 4 Mixed L'llUl'l1S l. 2. 3. 4 G.-XA l, Z, 3, 4 junior Plziy 3 lfflglvl Staff .3 Pep Club 2, 3 fllJL'l'Cll1l l Drzmiznic Clulm 1 ClNl.'XlQl.liS IEDXYARIJ KELSO l.lI!l!l1!f1'l' will ring lllllllllti him. PF.-X l, 2. 3. 4 Trziclc l. 2, 4 Pop Club 2, 3 ,.,.,.. .v. .. lmlzl IN .IL Ala l,lzl'. .S'11u ix full of fm'g11':w1r.vs. Clmrus 2. 3. 4 G.-MX 3, 4 .Yfmiligflll Stat? 4 Mixcil Cliuriis 4 Girls' SL-xtct 3. 4 lfntcrccl from Now Rnclicllc. Nui York. fur scrmul scum-sta-r of samplin- IHOIK' yvllf. ROlllER'l' Llit JN l.l NTH ICUM llmrys nf gmnl r!1i'i'r. FF.-X 1, 1, 3, 4 Trzick l, J junior Play 5 Pup fluh 5 Hall Monitor 4 SENIORS DONALD JOHN LOGUE Ulfrlzold, ll Foltz' nu! of u cloud. Basketball 1 Football l, Z, 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 DOROTHY JEAN MARTIN Is llzrrv anything lun hard for mv? Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus l, Z, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Opcretta l Sfwlliylzt Statl 2, 3 linglvf Staff 3. 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Homecoming Qucen's Court 4 VVILLIAM l.EE MAY .-I light hmrt, lrul frm' low. Football 1, 2, 3. 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Class Officer 4 Pep Club .2 Hall Monitor 4 MARGARET ANN MAYHUE T,l1r1'1' un' fzwlmlf' 1r'vin.r of diuumudx in llzim' 4'yv.v. Band 4 Base Hepcats 4 Band l, Z, 3 Spanish Club 1. 2, 3 Civilians' Band 1, 2, 3 Entered from George Washington High School, Alexandria, Virginia. HELEN LOUISE MCCAIN NUI lmlfvd by fimr nor hard work. Physical Education 1, 2 English Club 3 DOROTHY ANN MENDEL .S'ln' shall turn all grirfx into joy. GAA 1 FHA l. 2, 4 Chorus l SENIORS MARY MAIQGAIQIYI' MIERSIHQIEAU .S'm1.vl1im' is luv' 1ii.vfm.viIim1. .rtvvv m'.v.v hm' fm.v.u'.vxim1. Iizulcl 2, 3 Girls' Chorus I, 2. 3, 4 Mixcd Chorus 3 liuylvl 2, 3, 4 .Sfmfligflzt 3. 4 Stucluut Council 2, 3. 4 Homecoming Qucclfs Court 3, 4 GAA 1, 2. 3. 4 Class Olliccr 2, 3 junior Play 3 l'cp Clulm 2 D. A. ll. 4 Girls' State 3 DONALD RICHARD MORAN .l fvllim' nf gnvllf lu'iy11If.v. Football 2. 3. 4 liznskctlmll 2, 3, 4 'l'r:1ck 2, 3 Class Olliccr 4 Stuclcut Council 4 Sfllllllljlllf 4 Buys' Chorus 4 lizuul l, 2 Hall Monitor 3 .IAMIES THOMAS MURPHY .l 11v'zv.vp1'ril of jny will I bring you Football 1, 2, 3, 4 lluskctlmull Xlzumgcr Z, 3, 4 'l'r:1ck 1, 2. 3 FFA l Boys' Chorus 3, 4 GENE lf. l3Hll.l3lQlCK H,'ll'IK'll.X'.f mrgw' ta jimi' ilu' .vnluf'i0n.' llzlskctlmll I, 2. 3, 4 Truck xlZlIl2lgCI' 1. Z, 3, 4 lizuul l. Z, 3, 4 lfuglul Stal? 3, 4 Slmfligflzl Stat? 3, 4 Hull Mmlitur 4 ANN li'l'Tli Bl .-XRI li POST Sn 'ZK'l.Xl', .vu guy-sin' mm not Iiiu' Iamf .viug1l4'. Girls' Chorus 1 FHA 3, 4 SH ERRY .-XNN RANES .I.v radiant us lln' .vlurx in ilu' lmrz'w1.v. GAA 1. 2, 3. 4 .S'jmllig111l Staff 4 Iiuglvt Z. 4 Girls' Chorus 1. 4 lizmd Majorcttc 2. 3 FHA 2, 3 l'l0Ill0L'0lIllllg Quvcu 4 I SENIORS EUGENE ARTHUR REWERTS 1'lI not Imdgc' an inch. FFA 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 1. 2. 3, 4 FFA Officer 4 Basketball 2, 4 VIRGINIA MAE ROARK Not only good, but good for some'- thing. FAA 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA Officer 3 .Spotlight 3 liuglrf 3 Chorus 3 FHA 4 Pep Club 2 ARLENE JANET ROELFS lViIl1 countrnanre dvmure and modest grate. Girls' Chorus 3 GAA 3, 4 FHA 3, 4 CLAUD E. ROLLINS Very fond of ladies fair. ' Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, Z, 3 RALPH ROBERT RUNYON True to his work, his word, and his ffll HdS.U Football Z, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3 JOHN ALVIN RUSK Spcvr11 is great, but silvnre is grva!r'r. Basketball 2 Football 1, 3 Track 1, Z, 3 FFA 1, 2, 4 S E N I O R S IESTHER MARLIQNIC SCHUBIQRT Sim drurly Iu1'v.v 10 falls, and .vhs dovs if 'iU4'H. GAA 1, 2, 3. 4 liaylvf 3 Pep Club 3 Hall Monitor 3, 4 GORDON ROBERT SEBASTIAN .S'im'vrity first, luxt, and alufu-y.s'. Fnolball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3. 4 Student Council I, 2, 3 Hand 1, Z. 3 Chorus 3. 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Boys' Quartet 3, 4 HARRY VERNON S HAFFE R I m z'r'f' worry about my I4'sson.r,' I1n'y'n' in my 11001-xr. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3 MARY VERONICA SHEEHAN So quid and so s1s'rcf. Chorus 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2. 3, 4 FREDRICK DUANE SHIELDS lt'.v a yrvat plague to bv loo hand- xmm' u man. Football 1, Z, 3, 4 Basketball l, .Z Track 1, Z, 3 FFA1,.Z. 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Spfvfluzlxf 4 B EVERLY A N N SHULL fl whiz ai lyffiugl'-and ofhvr flzingsf Chorus l, 2, 3. 4 GAA 1.2, 3. 4 liugzlvf 4 SENIORS PHYLLIS ANN SRY One willx jll'lIl'1' and ll1.jlIl1'fj'.U MAA 1. 2. 3. 4 FHA 4 Chorus 3 liuglct l NANCY ANN STEPHENS fl uzrrry smilv your tl long way. Band l, Z, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1. 2, 3, 4 Class Ofliccr 3 MARILYN lf. STRUM .-I .runny fl'Hlf7l'!' yilzlx Iliff vdgcs of lifv's lflurkvsf floral. Chorus 2, 3, 4 GAA l, 2. 3, 4 FHA 1, 2. 3, 4 Pop Club Z, 3 Library l, 2, 3 Sjmllfylzf 4 DORIS ARLENIQ SUITS .l lfluslx is Irvuutiful, lull .Y0llI!'flllll'S fz1m11t'mivr1I. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, Z, 3, 4 Chorus Z, 4 Hall Monitor 4 PATRICIA ANN SWAIM fl llIt'l'7'j' lrvurl flurfll gfmrl like' mvd1r1'm'. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus Z. 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 FHA 4 RICHARD QUENTIN TARVIN Thr rulr of my lifr is lo lllllkt' lrnxi- mxrs zz plvusurv and plmslm' my Ims111r.rs. l'l'A 1.2, 3, 4 Track l. 2. 4 Chorus 3 Basketball 1 S E N I O R S WILLIAM EARL THOMAS 1'aIicucr and grnflvuv.v.r is pow'r. NORMA JEAN TUCKER IVF IIHI1' I-'now 'IUIIUIIJ Iziddru flzvrv, Sn quid in lhis muirivn fair. Chorus 2 GAA 1, Z, 3, 4 FHA 4 MICHAEL HERRICH VVEBBER I Iafuglr, I daucv, I sing, I do almosl mzyllxing--Im! .rfudy. Spntliglxf 3 Basketball 1, Z Football l, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Ifaglrf 4 Class Othccr 1. 2. 4 Student Council 4 Boys' Chorus 3 VIOLA JEAN XVOLKEN .-l good umm' is Iwlfvr' II1a.n r'frIn'.r. Chorus I. Z, 4 FHA 1. 2. 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 4 DEAN RICHARD ZEHR ZvaIous, yvt lllUfI1'SI.,I Band I, Z, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3. 4 FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 Hall Monitor 4 H. EARLENE CONE Give mr arfion, I low if. GAA 1 Chorus I 'K 2' e 5 M-.. .,,- Vyy. V W X ., H i ,, W ww ww my wfhw 'W 'U mf mf, i MWW' Whawfwn 1-644, ai IW www M! ,Qi QUWWWW mvzemwm ,Km , WWW' WWA lf! Wann 4 fr 9 mmm. ,. f -4,4 V wma www fa wwawwat Z. ,W ff WM Slwnww W www wma 4 Www ww mv 5' vw wx www 'MM ,ar 4 A 1 N Av' Na 3 is .1 JUNIOR CLASS Ifirsl row, left to right-F. Janis. L. Franzen. Xl. Johnson, D. Schaecle, B. Ingolcl. E. B. Evans, M. Alcorn. E. Bonham. J. Kaler, J. Rogers. B. XVl1llftCllIllCiCI', M. E. Irvin, M. L. XYise, M. Kelly. Svcnnd row-E. Doberneck, E. Baker, J. Pettigrew. V. Karr. I. Hylbert, G. Morton. J. Strom, E. L. Evans, M. MeAndrew, R. Truett, NV. Overholt, D. Beeslev. J. XVells. Third row-B. Arnold, L. Carley. B. Blue. S. Beck. J. Brown. M. Fields. H. XVellS, C- DOIUHU- M- A- PFCWML E- Clifwll, L- Pilgrim. FOHVYII f0Ti'-T- I-OWYYY J. Miller, D. Etliriclge, G. Drysclalc, S. Bryan, F. Phillips. L. Smith, E. Karr, L. Albers, C. Armstrong. P. Quinlan. Fifth ron'-J. Klein, I. Spears. J. Zalincl, V. Ehler, G. Rose- rnan, H. Martin. B. Birkey, J. Arnold. D. McConkey, H. Bartlett. 5'i.1'tl1 rom'-C. Hooper, J. Diskin. J. Funke, D. XValkcr. B. Miller, D. Griswell. 3 s E R Q 1 WGN WH YW wma I SOPHOMORES lfronf row, Icff lo right-B. Emkes. D. Yeazel, D. Menser, A. Gritten, M. Schlueter. M. Schwartz, D. Shaw, A. Chunibley. B. Diers, J. Diers, D. Busey, B. Passmore M. Turrell. Second row-B. Kappes. V. Ihnen, A. Schmidt, L. Menncnga, G. Heimburger, S. Bartlett. A. Mills, J. Maier, B. Peavler, S. Wlestenhaver, M. XVarfield, B. Cheek K. Sheehan, P. Sparks. Third row-N. Downing, P. E. Quinlan, L. Morgan, L. Lewis, M. Morris, P. Kelso, D. James, A. l.Vright, C. Christians, M. Schroeder, B. XVoller, H Zehr, P. Lancaster, L. Veling. Fourilz row-F. Barrett, J. Sherman, Gale Goudy, A. Thomas, J. Smith, R. Hulett, B. NValsh, B. Brackemyne, B. Mettauer, E. Early, E. Sergent J. Mercy. C. Green, C. Leonard, D. McConkey. Fifth row-D. Taylor, E. Rademacher, R. Davis, D. Bartell. T. Domiano, R. Adamson, J. Sergent, L. Trump. J. Doyle. E. Grider I. Sicdow. J. Harris. Si.v.'!lr rom'-D. Partridge. F. Fox, R. Moore. D. Hewerdine, D. Johnson, R. Marfey. it-H' Q,--Y I I i x -. FRESI-IMEN lfizzrl rmu,1vf! to riglif-A. Martin. S. Carney. P. Carter. R. Quinlan. M. Smith. li. Sparks, M. Holzhaner, B. Moran. D. Miller, S. Newberry. Rl. Strom, S. Miller. A lflesner, D. Shadwell. J. Fruhling. Sfconrf rnzu-E. Ynlenti, S. Geyer, P. Lathrop, C. Milelnnan. A. Klein, P. Peavler. li. Cain. XY. Lane, M. Armstrong, E. XYolken, F. Behr ll. Saathoff. B. Heinibnrger. Tliird fmt'-J. XX'ells. D. Tayrien, D. Alcorn. M. Cirimsey, Bailey. L. Schubert, R. XYz1lsh. S Siddens, M. XYalston, B. Eiskennp, XY. Eiskamp A. Fox. lfnurllz ra-zv-D. Beesley, R. Birch, E. Downs. M. Dnitsnian. X. Collins, B. Herbert. R. Carlton, B. Gonder. J. Otis, -I. Karr. Y. Kurzweg. A. Barrett. lfifllz row-R Bnshooni. B. Loslo, A. Zehr. B. Luttrell. L, Hill, T. Quinlan, L, Kinney. Bl. Burdette. B- .lullkilli D- GYUSSWS- L- Klwwles. H. Hannnel. Sirtlz nm'-J. Franzen, R. Phillips C. lYainseott, R. Parker. R. Yarner. R. Kelly. R. Crnse. L. Ringery. R. Sehatier. M. Sage. T. Leonard. 5'v1'v11fl1 1'0'rv-.-X. Grimsey, E. Clifton. R. Swanson. P. Eilers. C. Sehnep- per. K. Hyde. T. Reynolds. C. Clark, M. Birks. G. King. Eiylillz rnz.'4X. Roelfs, G. Carl ton. D. XX'ickman. R. Blnhm. Ci. Stalter, D. MeConkey, XY. Daws, iff AW .J x gx '-9' W 0 . wx, if ,S 5:1 5 ..,w 4? Q if 0 qi y,,.wm-w V 7 W 1' ' w'w M mfmwi -Ns f 1. . . x . wif 5 M I A .. M Q S ,-1, N .- S? ji K -.., . W, 'E' 1 A 1, A- 6 'I 1 2- Q fx mr HCTIVITIE 1- lffrxl rn-zu, Ivfl In r1'g1hl-W'i11slow Cope, Diane James, Durotlly Martin, Donna Selmede, lilezlnur lCV2lllx 'xry Xlerserenn, ,lnne Rogers. Charles Hooper, Marlene Keller, jackie liruwn, Rlzlrgaret Fields. .slffllllll row, lefl In rigflzl-Alice Heizer, Maureen MeAndrew, Mildred Alcorn, lilsie llunhznn, Mildred julun 1. lflsie Dulmerneek, Beverly lllne, Margaret Mnrris. Thirfl r1rzx',lvfl In right--lleloris liusey. lletty Eater, Sherry RZIIICS. lletty Herbert, l.illi:1n Sl'lllll3L'I't, Gay vrtun, lfinley Phillips, Gene l'l1illJriek l n1n'!11 rare. Iuff fo lljfllffllillllllkl Moran. Mary l'lOlZll2lllCI',-102111 linler, Rlike Xlvelwlmer, l.ynn Yeling. lfifllz rmv, lvfl In riyhl- -Bill lllL'lCllIlCl', Holm Helmr, Glenn Cl1llI'Cll. lfditor ,.... ,..,,,.......,,...,. .'xSSlStZllll lfclitnrs ...,., ,. Business Nlunngers ..,, Sports liclitnrs.. ,. l'lCZl.llll'6 liditm '...,,.. .... . .ee... . .Xssistunt Feature liditm' Subscription Xlanugers C,llI'ClllZl.tlUll lXl:n1z1ge1's ......... Art Direetm ur .... .,..,,, ,,...ee ,..,... .'XClVCI'flSL'lllC1ltAIZIIIZIQCIN., .,.. .. .'XKlVCl'tlSClllCllt SZllCSlllCll e.,, ,,... lw'll0f0gI'ZllJllCl'S .,,, ,. 32 EAGLET STAFF XlCl'SCl'C2l.1l .......,........,.lnne lingers and lilC2l.llUl' l':Y2lllS ,,,,,,,.l3o1111:1 Selmede and Clulrles Ilonper Rene l'l1illmriek and Finley Plnllips .. ,. ,,,.,.,,,lXlZ1l'lCllC lNiZllL'l' .. ...., .... , , e,,, ,,.,,,,,............ N lZll'Q2lI'Cf Morris ...,........,,,..e,jcmn Kzller and llzlye Nlu rtun ...,,,Al21l'V llUlZll2lllC1' and limnne Murzul ,Hill llleielmner ,.,,,..,,,.,.,,..,............l,Uflltlly Martin .,.,,,l,lZlllC -Izunes. llllxsluw Cope. .laelcie lirown, AlZll'gZl1'Cl Fields ..,.e..,ellle1111 Clllll'Cll und XYlllllCl' Zeln' 'flu' 1050 lfuyll lfirxf rwzc, Irft tu riylzf-jcnilcc Strom, Slicrry Ram-s, Mary Mcrscrcan, Marlcni- lialcr, Maura-cn McAnrlrcxx lctiy l.cv:, ,lnnu Rogers. .X'i'rnm1' mtv, lufl In fliflllf-f,l0ll linnkc, Howarcl Collins, Ga-nc Drysclalc, flcnc ljllillmrick, Mzlrgzirct xlilyllllkh 'l'hira' ww, lvff In l'ijlllf7'llI1l Yoglcr, Marilyn Strom, liarlmra xvltlCIllllL'lCI', john Diskin. l n111'll1 rnrv, lvfl In right-lion Moran, Bob Bohr. Duane Sliiclrls. Melvin .'xCliCY'Ill2ll1, Hill lilClL'lllICl'. SPOTLIGHT STAFF Mzlrlcnc Kzllcl '........,.. ........ . ......,, ..,...... l fclitrn' Mznireen NlC.'xlKll'CXX '.......,.. .... . . .'XSSlStZlllf lfclitor lic-tty Lee... ...................... .... .......... ............... l 3 1 isiness Mznmgcr .lun lfnnlcc... .........,.. .,........ X ssistunt Business Mznlzlgcr Mary Mzlrscrczni ............................ ....,..... l 'roclnction Mznmgcr .lnnc Rogers, Slierry Runes ......... . .....,. Cncnlation Mzlnagcrs llc-no l'l1illn'iclc, Hill lllcichncr ....... ........ S ports liclitors Huh lleln '.... ...... ......... l 7 catnrc XV1'itc1' .lcnilcc Strain ..,..... ..,......... ..................,............ ............... ..... ,,.,.............,... ....,.......... .............. ....... S t 1 1 l l ' . -Xrtist Mclvin .'XCllQl'lllZlll, l'lmvzn'cl Collins, Marilyn Strmn, Don Moran, Mzu'g1n'et Mayline. .lolin lliskin. liens Drysclalc, 'lim Yugler. Duane Shields ,............... ...................................................... ..........,.......................... .......... S t z LH' Xx'Yl'ltCl'S l'iZll'lJ1lI'Zl XvlttClll'l16l6l '... ...... ,.......... Q f lass Reporter ' l'l:.' 10541 lmffli-r 33 Squlvci, lcfl In right-Paul Quinlan, Sally Bartlett, John Sherman, Mary Ellen lrvin, Mary Mersereau, jack 1 Miller, Jcnilee Strom, I aul liilers. hiilllllllllff. If-fi to riyhl-Vernon Ehler, Don Moran, Mike XVebber. Norman Roelfs not in picture. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the students' voice in the school government. It sponsored dances, programs, and short assemblies so that the student could mix pleasure with business. The top event of the year, as it has been in other years, was the Annual Football lsloinecoming Dance. Several graduates came back to the high school and got reacquainted with the students. Among the events sponsored by the Student Coun- cil was the special clean-up week. 'lihe week was topped olt by a program in which the owners of the cleanest lockers were given prizes, and awards were made to the neatest boy and girl. Other events in the council's calendar were Cour- tesy Week 3 several dances held on Saturday night in the gymnasiumg movies g and the presentation of professional entertainers to the students. At the close of the year all the money collected by the Student Council goes into the buying of a suitable 34 present for the school for the benefit and usefulness of all. If any of the money is left over, it will go into the treasury of the succeeding year. President .............. ........... M ary Mersereau Vice-l'resident ......... ....,,... M ary Ellen Irvin Secretary ......,,...... 'l'reasurer ,,....,.................. . ....,, . Senior Class President ........,.... Senior Class Representative .......... junior Class President ........ ...,.. junior Class Representative ......... Sophomore Class President ,........... Sophomore Class 'Representative ................ lireshman Class l'residcnt ............... Freshman Class Representative. John Sherman ........Iaclc Miller Mike VVebber ...........lJ0l1 Moran .jenilee Strom Miller .....,,,... Sally Bartlett .Paul Quinlan .....,......Nl31'lllZlll Roells ..................,....Paul Eilers Thr' 1950 Eagle! HOMECOMING ,mf nl 5' tits n K Q u L 1, n The Rantoul 13-6 victory over tiihsun City started the l lmnneeuining eelehration wil' with a hang un l riday. Uetoher l-lth. .-Xfter the game, everyone was entertained hy the inusie of llielt Cisne and his orchestra. .-Xt ll ffeluek eaine the event everyone was waiting for. As the orchestra played A l'retty Ciirl ls Like .X Melody, the lovely Queen, Sherry Ranes, and her attendants, Dorothy Martin, Mary Mersereau, Marlene SClll1lJCl't, and l'atrieia l.atlu'up walked down the aisle of people. liaeh girl had a eorsage and the queen carried a huge huuquet ul beautiful nunns. After she was seated on her throne, Bud Huhlett, the l9-l9 football eaptain, crowned Sherry queen ul our l9-l9 l'l0lllCCUllllIlg. .Xll ul the enthusiasm and sehuul spirit made the 29th animal llmneemning a grand sueeess, Attendants lfilxrl rote, left to rigln'-lf. Doberneck, li. Baker, E. B. Evans, H. Blue, J. lirown, M. Alcorn, lf. Bonham, Kaler, J. 1 I lxogers, li. W'ittenmeier, M. Wise, M. Fields, XV. Overholt. Scromf VUWAS. Newberry, M. Sheehan, 1. Diers, L. Franzen, B. Diers, D. liusey, S. Heck, ii. Morton, J. Strom, lf. I.. livans, M. McAndrew, J. Hylbert, L. Kelly, J. Pettigrew, M. Kaler. Tlzircf roto-IX. Ciritten, M. Schlucter, J. Fruhling, I.. Pilgrim, B, Cheek, A. Chuinbley, li. lilllliL'S, V. lhnen. M. Schroeder, J S. liartlett, li, Herbert. N. Collins, M. Armstrong. lfourlh row-li. Valente, D. Yeazel, B. Saathoff, K. Sheehan, R. Collins, 13. Passmore, D. Shaw, M. Schwartz, C. liusey. li. liater. Ififlli rn1wAl'. Peavler, P. Kelso, B. Kappes, M. Holzhaucr, D. Suits, H. Shull. M. Mersereau. l.. Menneuga, j. Maier, V. Kurzweil, D. Martin, I . Apke, S. XYestenhaver. .S'i.rll1 nm'-A. Klein, D. james, P. Sparks, B. Lee, S. Ranes, S. Geyer, H. Peavler, M. Morris, M. Strom, H. Zehr. A St 1't'r1fl1 row-D. Schaede, li. Moran, I . Lathrop, XV. liiskamp. A. Heizer, V. XVoll4en, N. Stephens, R. NValsh, J. llrown- field. lfiylzllz rim'---Miss Greenwood, P. Lancaster, S. Carney, P. Carter, R. Quinlan. A. Flesner. S. Siddcns, M. XValston. S. Mil- ler, li. W'olken, K. Sparks, XV. Lane, B. liiskamp. GIRLS' CHORUS The girls' chorus of IOS members meets every Tuesday and 'I'hursday under the direction of Miss Greenwood and accompanied by Alice Heizer. The organization is very active and every girl in it has an active interest in it which attributes to its success. During the school year it presented a Christmas pro- gram, caroled in the halls, attended the Champaign County music festival held in the Champaign junior High Gymnasium, entered the l.H.S.A. music con- test in the spring, sang in commencement activities, and gave various other performances for local organizations. 36 There are two small groups within the chorus which performed over radio station VVKIIJ in Ur- bana and at school activities. These are: the trio consisting of .loanne and Betty lliers and Louise Mennengag and the sextet consisting of Betty l.ee. Marlene Kaler, ,Ienilee Strom, Donna Schaede, liar- bara VVittenmeier, and lilcanor Iivans. These groups also entered contests in the spring. This year has been very successful for the girls' chorus and held many happy experiences for its members. 'l'ln' 10511 liuyllvl l il'.v! mtv, left to riylzi--T. Quinlan. R. Busboom, B. Braeknieyer, T. Murphy, VV. Bridges. A. Zehr, ll rtlett. .Seronrl row-l'. llireh, D. Logue, H. Hacller, fi. Church, NV. Cope. Tliird row-J. Logue, ll. Behr, Mr Xleeker, D. lithriclge. li. Little. BOYS' CHORUS This yez1r's hoys' chorus is comprised of new fellows in singing. Lust year the chorus lost most of its hass section and several tenors. This year the clelieit hurl to he inacle np, so some of the hoys shifted to bass and haritone. XYorking on new songs, Mr. Meeker has tried several singers at solo with some wonderful eilects. XYendel Bridges and Roger Little have heen doing most of the solo work. .Xlong with the olcl fzlvorites, the chorus has learnecl new songs such as XVinter lYonclerlancl and The NVhiffenpoof Song. The hoys' chorus has heen an zlll-zlrouncl success this year. T116 1950 liaglef 37 K -Q WPI! lfirxrf row, lrft to right-Lucille Kelley, JoAnne Diers, Marlene Kaler, Gordon Sebastian. Ray Busboom, Allen Zehr, Roger Little, Pat Lathrop, Donna Schaede, Alice Heizer. Svcozlri I'0'ZU-Rlltll Walsh, Maureen McAndrew, June Rogers, Donald Logue, Glenn Church, XVinslow Cope, David Ethridgc, Betty Eater, Betty Diers, Jenilee Strom. Yflzirzi row--Betty Lee, Margaret Morris, Miss Greenwood, Eleanor L. Evans, Dorothy Martin, Barbara XYhittenmeier. Not f7lCf1H'Cll'-fvvlllllil. Overholt. MIXED CHORUS The mixed chorus is made up of 24 members feight sopranos, eight altos, four tenors and four bassesj. The chorus is directed by Miss Mary Greenwood who took the group to the Music Contest as in the preceding years. The chorus attended the Champaign County Spring Festival and participated in the Commencement activities. 38 The 1950 Eaglct X N' ' S ., ,Q is :rem 1 l cm Z gs .si me .- X I SN-N ow IWW. it HJ ' Nunn mm: ,W swan as as una. il Il 59 Z is .I Pg: Sfiii figs. Ea? ? msec: ,gg . . . ,,,,,,-1 wwsefmx snmig saws s -ss m K . S: W in-mann EN. :ia m ,M..,,N,.... mimwv W M 'VW' ?W' Qt :until ia, I ss-Q. ww saw ,ma s...pnn-nm: N nmwsmnnfa-nw-:null WU! ,A Q-nuns A lun BK-I gg 110440 4 X N 'TK 'VI ihwe Sm- P inennuvm was an ww ww unoft,f.nsnw..s. guna-menu-ssnuunmunmd dials Nw6l0lll'5Dr'lQl .Lf-'f 'fx xt. iv!! nun sf 1 X .,W.gsz,,1,w 5 lfirxl row. lrfl to Vlijllllglg. lX'ittenmeier, D. Schaedc, D. Martin, D. james, I'. Carter, ll. I-llne. Il. Herbert S. Carney, Y. Ihnen, M. Miorris, If. I., lfvans, I.. Iiranzen. .N'.-rum! rorv. left Io riylll-J. llrown, ll. Iiater, M. Ii. Irvin, N. Stephens. Y. Isnrzwegg .X. Ifox, IJ. Zeln' M. I.. Holzhancr. XY. Overholt, A. Heizer. Tl11'Vfl1'n':c'. left In right-lf. Doherneek, Y. Ileizer, M. Mayline. XY. Zchr, C. f4llZllllIX'I'S. C. ll'ainscott, II Martin. M. Ilnrdettc. Mr. R. XV. Meeker. director. I'i0lH'fIl rn':t', lcff In right-R. I.iltlc, D. Ifthridge, H. Hadler. XY. Cope, ti. I'hilhrick, C. I.eonard, IQ. I-lnlctt. illnjorrllcx. Irfl In I'I'f111f-G. Heimlmurgcr, M. Kelly, M. Schwartz. RANTOUL HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Ilantonl High School Band, under the direction of Ronald XY. Meeker, was vcrv active this vear. To start out the year of I9-I9-50, the hand played at the home foothall games. l.ed hy Miriam Kelly, tlolda Ileimlmrger, and Margaret Schwartz. the drum ma- jorcttcs, the members marched and made appropriate formations. The hand also took part during the lmaslfetlmall season. lt played at the games which were held at the Chanute Iiield Sports Arena. Besides these activities, various hand memhers went to Ilistrict Solo and lin- semhle Contest which was held lllarch 25. The entire hand attended the Ilistrict lland Contest, held April l. The hand joined with many other hands for the Music Ifcstival held on April 2l. The hand gave the Spring Concert which was held directly after lmaslqethall season. This year as it has done hefore. the hand plans to have ont-door concerts during the summer. The 1050 liaylcl 39 1 lmfl lu right-Dick Tarvin, Gene Rcxvcrts, John Rusk, Mr. Malshury. Charles Kelso, Earl Thomas. l'aul Quinlan FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The purpose of this organization is to practice brotherhood. honor rural opportunities and responsibilities, and develop those qualities of leadership which a future farmer should possess. The Future Farmers of .'xll1Cl'iC2l,U with meetings twice each week, is under the able supervision of Mr. M. R. Malshury, with the oiiicers: Richard Tarvin, mresidentg Iiarl Thomas vice- Jresidentg linffene Rewerts, secretarv: l v l a- . l'aul Quinlan, treasurer: -Iohn Rusk, reporterg and Charles Kelso, sentinel. The boys' activities this year included a fall trip to Danville where they visited the Consolidated l'roducts Company, a Weiner roast, a roller skating mart f at lflinwood Roller Rink, and a trin to the Chicaffo Livestock Show. .l m NVhilc in Chicago, the hoys also went through the Natural Museum of History. 40 Tm- win lfllglff B la'-fl In righl-D. liusey, treasurer: H. limkes, pianist: C. Doman, reporter: li. llaker, president: A. Clmmb E yey. secretary: A. l'ost. parliamentariang P, Sparks. scrap bookg I.. Carley. vice-president. X Q .Yuf in lvirlim'-ll. l'assmorc. song leader. F. H. A. The Rantoul Chapter of Future Homemakers of .Xmerica has approximately sixty members this year. They have chosen the following oHicers: lfvelyn llaker. president: l.avon Carley, vice-president: .-Xvalene Chumbley, secretary : and Dolores liusey, treasurer. The members have been very active this year. Some ot' the activities in which they have participated are the selling of cards, sponsoring of dances. serving at assigned football games, having a party a month club, and planning square dances. lfrom the protit of selling cards a beautiful silver tea set was bought. Now money is being saved for silverware. The girls have had many luncheons and invited teachers as guests. .-X scrapbook of the chapter activities is being planned and worked on and soon will be completed. The theme of the Chapter is Today's dreams are tomorrow's realisinsf' The motto Toward New Horizons is worked toward in classes. The colors of lil l..X. are red and white, the symbols of youth and purity. The Hower is the red rose, a symbol ot' vibrant, growing youth. Miss Ryburn, the chapter's sponsor. Bernice lfmkes, lfvelyn Baker, l'at Kelso, and I-avon Carley attended a llouse of Delegates meeting at Clinton to receive fur- ther instructions on lil l..'X. work. Lavon Carley was this year's annual delegate, to the lil l..'X. l.eadership Camp at Lake liloomington. Tin' 1050 lftlglvl 41 Left to right-Sherry Ranes, Pat Apke, Rosie Truett, Barbara Wittcnmeier. G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association is one of the most active organizations in high school. This year the club has over eighty members, who have taken part in the various sports and activities. At the First meeting of the GAA., the officers were elected. They are as follows: Pat Apke, presidentg Rosie Truett, vice-presidentg Sherry Ranes, secretary g and Barbara VVittenmcier, treasurer. Some of the activities that the girls participated in were ice skating, swimming, hiking, hayrack rides. and the Valentine Formal. Many of the members have worked hard in order to win G.A.A. numerals and letters. Points are given for the activities in which they took part. The 1950 Eagle! lfxzvvlirzg, lcjt to riglxl-Dorothy Martin. Barbara Wittenmeier, Donna Schaede. ,S'landi11gwPat Lathrop, Kay Sparks, Pat Carter. CHEERLEADERS Stand up and give a cheer for the cheerleaders! They deserve a cheer for the wonderful job they have done this year. Dorntliy Martin, leader of the girls, is a senior. This is her second year and she has been one ul' the team's most enthusiastic spectators. There are two junior cheerleaders. Donna Schaede has been cheering since the latter part of her freshman year. Barbara VVlttClIlllClCl' is in hcr third year of cheering. Both of these girls have been a great help. llat Lathrop, Kay Sparks and Vat Carter, all from the class of 53 , have been wonderful cheerleaders and well supported by all. The cheerleaders have kept np the morale of the team and the spirit uf the spectators at every game. The girls were under the supervision of Miss Clark, who has been a great help and infiuence. T116 19511 ffclgllfl Wig 1 Sew l,X'I'RlL'lAX ,'XI'lQI-1, ,SX-Ulm' Rosmmm' KM-lf!-zs, .S'v111'm' .-Xssistunt 4 years :Xssistzmt 4 ycars LIBRARY 'r ,'Xl.lc1c llrzlzlclz, SFIIIIIH' Lq.XRIlI.YX HL'sm', .S'r111'm' xXSSiS1Zllll 3 yours Assistant 3 years ,J xr: Xlll.l.lCR. l n'.v11u1mz Ihxmx L'.xlu.leY. Junior XIAIULIQRY XX'.xlelfl1-11.11. .Slvfvlm H .-Xssialznll l your .Xsfistzmt 2 j'Clll'5 .Xnhlzxn I l vm-'nr succsxsriows G P'-f 'N xxu x 1 Slffltfll XII M xlllll 7 xg. s html T IIUJIIUV1' .nv xi QA Sw 7 X1 Ill RI x SCIIRIIIYIQ .S'nffl1m11m'r I':X'l-ll.YX IM 141514, Jnzlim' .'xI.Il'l-I KI.:-LIN. l 1u'.vl1l1mu Xssistzmt 1 your .'XSSi511IIll.Zj'l'1lI'S .'XS5i511lII1 1 vm-zu' vihllx' 10.51, lf1ljll4'l . , . v , v , . lijl In rzgflzl--J. Hcrhurt. Ix. Slice-Imn, RI. A. Ixzllcr, IU. Albilllllll, X, Iirzunsmi, I-I. Du-rs, QX. .'Xl'lIISIl'HlIg, I' I nah X IIIIIIXIIIZIII, II. SL'I1Illk'IL'l'. SENIOR PLAY-1949 SPRING FEVER Directed by M. L. Wiley .lucky I Inward, who has spring fever :LII the year Irmiml ,II..,... ,, Price, his l1l2ll'l'ICCI hrothci Ray Butler, his chum ......,,... ,,,,,,...,I3m1 ZuI111zu1 ...,,ii.IIei'11u111 Ilicrs Mr. Knight, an athletic coach Peggy, .Iucky's kid sister '.,. II0l'fIlZl, their muthci '.,......... I'fuInIic Bariies, her sister.. Ilmmzl Ilowurcl, I'ricc's xx .,,.........I,21t 'Birch ......,...,.....,IzLcI: Ilcrhcrt .-Xrh-nc Duitsmzui -Xlicc .-Xrnistrrnig Rita Slip-clizm ite ii..,,.,,,i.,.. ,,,, ,i,,ii,,,,i .Iictty SCIIIIICICI' Spring Billillgton, -lz1cky's weakness .rr. ,r,,,,,,, B lzirggiret ,Ximq Kalei- 'll-ssic, the general hclp .,....,.. .,...,....,,..r,r,.rr,.rrr.,,,,,,,. N zmcy Hrzuismi Stage AIZUIZIQCVS ,..,.....,,,. ...... . ,. ,-IIICIQ XYz1tc-rs, 'l'ccI Alulmsmi 46 Th 1' 105 lm I t i n, -f v 5. f mga cfs 4r !.,,9gl'-t 11 at 6,511 e t 'A s B Q W - Q ' A'A ff, Q . ' '- ' ..,.n. 2 -'W . 4 ,.,. ,.,. ,. , LH- K W ,,. Q if 5' . '.,.-fw,.g,f- I 1, . -1 all ,,,, Q vf4,41',v-It V if ' .44 , ,A 1' -, I .H 'fy-e V .. M , 1 I Lrft to right--J. Strom, F, Phillips, R. Little, Miss Greenwood, J. Kaler, J. Spears, E. Doberneck, S. Beck, B. Blue, D. Ethridge, D. Schaede, C. Hooper, J. Vogler, E. Baker. J U N IO R P LAY THANKS, HONEY Directed by Miss Mary Greenwood A Kathy Barlowe, a lively girl of fourteen ....................,..... ........,. D onna Schaede Anne Barlowe, Kathy's sister, 22 and attractive ........... ..,....,....... .I euilee Strom Betty Marshall, wants to start living her own life .......,. ............. E lsie Doberneck .lim Deming, 24, conlident, cheerful, and breezy ........... ,............. I loger Little jack Forbes, Kathy's boy friend, 15 years old, ...... Frank Laurence, 24, smug and conceited ........... Mr. jenkins, an angry snake ...,..... . ...,..,.........,.,,........ .. Mrs. Marshall, Betty's mother, middle aged ,...... .... Mr. Travis, a dignified newspaper editor .....,,.... Mrs. Atwater, a woman who needs advice, .,....,,..... A ........ Stage Managers ....,,,.......... ,.,,. ,.., ,,.....,,......,,.... ...................... B e x f er The 1950 Eagle! .........,David Ethridge ..............'lolm Spears ,,..........Finley Phillips .,,,......,......JO21l1 Kaler .........Charles Hooper Baker ly Blue, .lim Vogler, Shirley Beck 47 WX 2. M: .sf M? 2 tg H' af 3 ,Q x sk Q ' r in A sf ,. J gf., , e. , 1' ' X s .3 ml ,fl Y i ' l u,' xx: 1 . 5 .4 ' 9 Rf 'WR , M T M W , D THE SHURT OI' X X 5 'xx X Ulf. 5 fl! Nh A T H I. E T I C S il cs. Y 4. 1 ki. 1 ' 1 - l 7+ - 'f ' ' 7 ii lfirxl raw, left to riylii-B. Bohlett, I. Funke, I. Miller, G. Rewerts. B. Delva, B. May, B. Rnnyon, T. Mur- phy, S. Bryan, C. Armstrong. .Yt'l'0Ild raw-H. Collins, D. Shields, C. Rollins, I. Clifford, Klein, J. Zahncl, B. Miller, P. Grovicr, G. Fied- ler, Coach Van Auron. Las! row-Head Coach Walsh, D. Logue. T. Dolniano, V. Ehler. H. Hacllcr, F. Cribhett, G. Sebastian, D. Moran, M. Welmher, B. Edwards, D. Walker, M. Ackerman, D. James, C. Hooper. ACTION SHOTS Q Ei.-gjQ,i?K5giE,.3,,.,Nj. . , ,h:v,,Y,Lk W, WWW si., ln .nm lffrxvt rms, Inf! to riglzt-R. Hulctt, G. Goucly, B. Kelly, C. Clark, C. Lumarr xmg, irml Q l.m, ll. l.uslu. .Nlwmzd rn-Iv--l'. Quinlan, l.. Hill. li. Moore. -I. Logue. l.. Morgan. Nl. ljlll mm N l'zirkur, ll, Swzuismi, Bl. Birks, L. lillUXYlL'S. l.u.vI mil'---Cozlcll Xllilstuxi, li. Scrgcnl, li. .'Xll2llllSUll, l.. Trump, J. Dmln IJ X Q maui, j. Scrgcnt. l'. Birch, B. xY2llSll, Assistzuit Couch XYz1lsl1. Freshman and Sophomore Football The lrcsliilizui-soplnmiorc loutlmll tczuu luul El successful sn umm this xp ll x ning tlircc uncl tying unc of their six games. 'lihcy took '1 1 N po lizmclccl out 82. Kzmtuul r...., . lqllllttllll ........ Kzultuul ,....,.. Rzultmil .......,. llzmtuul A, lizmtoul ........ Season Scores l9 ljZlXtU1l ..,........,..... ...... 27 Onzlrga Military 21 Lclloy '.ii.....,...,.,..,....... 6 Gibson Cit5 '...,.,..... 0 l luopcstml ........,. 7 ClHlll1lJZl.lgll ..,....., ACTION SHOTS , , 5-X,....,.Af' gf 1 y. 'Ni ' 7' 9 frffsf wss 'A f' Q AU' li. ' f .ga-N f s A, F v ',e+t',,.gv-.Q Va rsity's est Ishmael Bud Boblett proved himself to be a real cham- pion by winning the WHLISCCH Conference scoring title in foot- ball for two consecutive years. In his junior year he scored 46 points for the title and this past season he scored 75 points. Bud was the fourth highest scorer in the state for the 1949 season and was given special mention on the N czvs-Ga-seffc all-state team selections. He also placed on the first team of the little all-state selected by the Chicago Da-ily N cws. Other good things might be said of him. Bud has proven himself not only a champion in athletics, but as a student and gentleman as well. BOX SCORE FOR 1949 Rillltlflll ........... 20 Villa Grove .....,.,.,,. ...... O Rantonl ...,,...,,. 7 Paxton ...,,,,...,,,,, ,..,,, 6 Rantoul ....... 20 Hoopeston .....,.... 0 Rzintoul .......,, 46 VVatseka ........... ....... 7 Ranlonl ......,,... 13 Gibson City '4.......,,, ,,,,,, 6 Rantoul ........... 6 Bradley '.............. ,...... l 9 Rantonl .,......... 47 LeRoy ,,.............,,... ...... . . ...., ,, 7 Rantoul ........... S2 Onarga Military '..,..... ...... 6 52 Thr 1950 Eagle! .rj Football Summary Rantoul-Villa Grove Game Rantoul opened its football season for the year of 19-19 by soundly beating Villa Grove 20 to 0. In this game the Eagles more than doubled the rushing, passing, and punt return yardage of the tirovers. Scoring for the Eagles were Bud Bob- lett with 1-lf points and Gene Fiedler with six points. Rantoul-Paxton Came The next game the Eagles played was against Paxton, who gave them a very tough game before the Eagles emerged the 7-6 victor. Bud Boblett scored all of the Eagles' points on passes from tiene Fiedler, but Paul Cleary of Paxton almost set the Eagles back for their first defeat of the season when he ran for a touchdown after the kickoff following our lone touchdown. Rantoul-Hoopeston Game lloopeston was the next obstacle to be cleared by the Eagles and they did so with great ease by defeating the Corujerkers of lfloopeston 20 to 0. liantoul's scoring was distributed between Bud Boblett, Mike XVebber, tboth had seven pointsj, and .I ack Clifford who made six points. Rantoul's offense rolled up a total of 420 yards against I loopeston. Rantoul-Watseka Came Rantoul then played VVatseka at VVatseka and soundly thrashed them 46 to 7. The Eagles played a very good game in that their blocking and tackl- ing was much improved from the game of two weeks before with l'axton, when it was very slip- shod. This was Rantou1's best game for passing as they rolled up a total of 1-19 yards in this department. Ranloul-Gibson City Game Rantoul got its revenge on Gibson City for the beating it took at their hands in 1948 by defeating the Greyhounds 13 to 6. The Eagles sewed up the VVauseca title by winning this game. Scoring for the game was started whe11 Butler of Gibson threw a 3-l-yard pass to Elkines for the touchdown, but they missed the kick for the extra point. Rantoul Thr' 1950 Iiaglfl then came back when Bud Boblett scored on a run off tackle and then ran around his own left end for the extra point. Later in the game tiene Fiedler threw a perfect strike from his own 20-yard line to Cordon Sebastian over the center of the line for the clinching touchdown. The game was hard- fought, featuring hard tackling and blocking, but very few penalties were called denoting the sports- manship shown by the boys of both teams. Rantoul-Bradley Came Bradley, who wound up its season by being un- defeated in nine games and a total of 303 points to its opponents 27, beat the Eagles and probably had its toughest battle of the season at Rantoul when it barely edged by the Eagles 19 to 6. Ran- toul's lone touchdown came when 'lack Clifford ran 71 yards in the third quarter. Bud Boblett then ran around the left end for the extra point. Up to this point in the season, the Eagles had scored 114 points against 38 for their opponents. Rantoul-LeRoy Came Rantoul overwhelmed LeRoy 47-7. Scoring for the Eagles was distributed between Bud Boblett, Bill Delva, ,lack Clifford. Don Moran, Don Logue, and Tommy Murphy. l.eRoy made its lone touch- down in the closing seconds of the game on a short line plunge. Rantoul-Onarga Military Came Onarga Military was the victim of a team effort for Bud Boblett to make all-state through his high scoring title besides his other good all-around qualities. This was brought out when twice jack Clifford had made a long run and stopped and laid the ball on the one yard line so Bud could carry it across and win the scoring title. Although one of these times, he was pushed across the goal line for the only touchdown scored besides the 46 points scored by Boblett. Rantoul made its greatest show of offensive power against the Cadets when it made a total of 613 yards. Desmarteau made the only score for the Cadets. It came in the closing minutes of the game on a 15-yard drive. Final score for the game was 52 to 6. 53 Fresllnlzm and Sophomore Basketball Squad .Ym1Ir1f, lrfl in rigflllf--li, IDUXYHS, li. King, If. lfzzrly, K. llulclt. IJ. YIll'llL'l', Nl. IJllilSIllIlll, ll. Iunkins, l'. Uuin lm, rc. Plwillips, le. liclly, IJ. lawn-y. ' Slflxlflillgf, lvfl In I'fjl1IfiClDZlk'h XYIIISYOI1, H. XY:1lsh, li. l':n'kcr, I.. Trump, N, :Xrl:u11sun, IQ. Rluuxw, 'I'. Dnmi u, j. lluylc, K. l'lymlc, .'X. 'l1llUIllZlS, C. Circa-11, l.. Knmvlcs. XIIIIIHQCI' C. I.um1:1nl. Freshman-Sophomore Basketball ACTION SHOTS f 'ff'-.,,4' ' lugs. Rantoul Varsity B A S K E T B A L L Box Score For 1949-1950 Rantonl ..,....,... ...,..AA 52 Monticellm r...... Rzuitoul ...,.,.... ,..,,,.. 4 2 Unity High ........,., . Rantoul ............... ........ I 8 Homer ........,..., ,. Rzintonl ....,,.,,..,... ...,,,,, 4 I Urbana ......,,,..... Rantoul ,,............. ...,,.,. 4 9 Gibson Citi '.,,,,,,,,,,, Rantonl ............,,, ........ 4 3 Paxton ....,.......,,,...,...i, Rantoul ........,.. ,,,,,,,, 55 Onarga N1iiitZ1l'j'.... Rantoul .............. ........ 5 2 Tnscola .,.,,,,..,.......,....,.... , Rantonl ......i.. .... ........ 5 6 University High ....,,,, . Rantoul .,............, ........ 4 3 H oopestr 11i,,, ......,.... , Rzintonl ...i,,......... .,,..,. 3 4 VVatseka ......,,,, Rantoul ..,........... ..,,,,.,. 5 2 Fishei '..............,.,.......,,.w... ..,.. Rantoul ,.....i,. ..... ........ 4 l Danville CSclilz1ax'1nanj ,,.,.,.,.....i.,,..,,, Rantonl ....,.......... ....,,., 5 3 Lf-:Roy 'ww.........,.,................. ............... ....... . Runtoul .........,.,,., .,...... 5 0 I 'axton .,.,,.....,.,,... .. Rantonl .............................. .. i................., 49 Gibson Citi '...........,,,,...t PAXTON HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Rantoul .........,..,.,....,,,,................,...w.......... 42 Melvin-Sibley ..,,.,...,,,,...t Runtonl ..,,...,.,..... ........ 6 7 :Xl'11lStl'0llg .... . Rzintoul ,....,.......,. ........ 4 2 Bucklq '....,....... CHAMPAIGN COUNTY TOURNAMENT Rantonl .......,,.....................,. , .............,.... 35 Maliomet ...,...,..,,,,,........,.,.........., 32 28 28 37 32 36 36 44 41 36 27 38 36 41 56 35 33 45 56 38 T, The 1950 Englct - Basketball Summaryfef f?'si'l Starting off the season with a bang, the Eagles romped over the Sages of Monticello 52 to 32. Moran and Boblett handled most of the scoring for this game. Next to face the Eagles' claw were the Rockets of Tolono. The Eagles had an easy time in this game which they won 42 to 28. Sebastian and Moran led the scoring for Rantoul. Rantoul suffered its first defeat of the season at the hands of Homer by a score of 28 to 18. Bob- lett and Sebastian were the top scorers but the team as a whole conldn't seem to do anything right. Following the defeat by Homer. the boys came back and won from a strong Urbana quintet 4l to 37. Moran was outstanding in the scoring column for this game. b The Eagles journeyed over to Gibson City and handed the Greyhounds a 49 to 32 defeat. Moran. Ehler, and Sebastian were well in control of the scoring for the Eagles. Returning home, the Eagles then met two more VVauseca League opponents during the next week. The first of these was Paxton, who the Eagles beat by a score of 48 to 36 to take over first place in the VVauseca League. llfloran was the leading scorer for this game. The next victim of the Eagles was Onarga Military who took a 55 to 26 defeat. The last game for Rantoul before the Christmas holidays was at Tuscola. The Eagles continued to fly high by winning this game 52 to 44. During the holidays. Rantoul participated in the Paxton Holiday Tournament in which they took second place. In the first game, the Eagles defeated Melvin-Sibley 42 to 33. In the second game, the high flying Eagles seemingly could do no wrong as they easily defeated Armstrong 67 to 45. ln the title game, the Eagles met the powerful team from Buckley whose fast break seemed too much for Rantoul. The final score was 56 to 42. The first game of the new year was against Uni- versity High School which the Eagles easily de- feated 56 to 41. Ehler was the leading scorer for the Eagles. The 1950 lfilyfcf ,rf - . 1 The Eagles traveled to lfloopeston for a rt- gh and tumble game in which the Eagles were to be commended for their sportsmanship. Rantoul won 43 to 36. The last game that the Eagles played before the Champaign County Tournament was against Wat- seka who used a two-one-two zone and gave the Eagles quite a scare before Rantoul came out vic- torious 34 to 27. Next on the docket was the tournament. Ran- toul met Mahomet in their first game. After being almost hopelessly behind for three quarters, the Eagles staged a great fourth quarter rally but as time ran out, they were still behind three points, 35 to 38. Reviving from their defeat by Mahomet, the Eagles came back into their own and soundly de- feated Eisher, who took second -in the County Tournament, 52 to 38. Ehler, Moran, and Boblett were outstanding in the scoring colunm. The Eagles played at Danville, Schlaarman, and managed to win a close one. 4l to 36. Again, Moran took charge of the scoring with flrovier next in line. Next foe of the Eagles was l.eRoy for an out- of-conference game. Rantoul seemingly had no trouble in taking LeRoy into hand as they won 53 to 4l. Sebastian, flrovier, and Moran handled the majority of the scoring. Paxton turned the tables in the Eagles' next game as the Mustangs routed the Eagles 56 to 50 in a closely fought battle. Moran led the scoring for Rantoul while Adams was high-point man for Paxton. .-Xfter their first conference defeat of the season, the Eagles returned home to take on Ciibson City for the second time. Again the score was lopsided as Rantoul won 49 to 35. Rantoul's standing in the Wlauseca League, at the writing of this article, is first with five confer- ence wins against one loss. All the other league teams have lost at least three games, so if the Eagles continue as they have been, they should have a championship in basketball to go with the one that they won in football. 57 'fl cgi V K L 1, , if r ACTION SHOTS TRACK VARSITY TRACK The llantonl track team continued in its brilliant track showing as in the years preceding the l949 season. The lfagles won three clual meets from Paxton, Ma- homet, ancl the alumni, while losing two to Urbana and Champaign. They also won a triangular meet from Gibson City and Paxton. The liagles captnrecl their seventh consecutive Champaign County Track cham- pionship and also recaptured the VVanseca crown which Unarga Military School hacl won the year before from Rantoul. Bob VVaters won many honors throughout the season, but the greatest was his ell'orts in the state track meet held in Memorial Stadium on the L'niversity ol Illinois campus. Bob aclvancecl to the semi-linals in this, the greatest of all track meets in the state for high school athletes. The Eagles in establishing their very commenclable record on the cinfler paths gainecl more prestige for their school ancl its coaching stall ol XV. XYalsh. the head track coach, and R. . VValston the l-1'C5ll1llElll-50JllUlllUl'C track coach. ! flu' 1950 lfuylvl ,x'12f- 'S' ' ' L. if , TRACK C Continued Q ' nl Vg .1 A,A.,W V Q Sli? it V . - E SEASON SCORES 4 . ffl Rantoul 671 Paxton 51 ,lily In , j Rantoul 403 Urbana 73 A llantoul 99 375: Mahomet 18 275 Rantoul 35 1721 Champaign 77 172 Kantoul 723 Alumni 36 . Rantoul 61 1761 Paxton 5017123 Gibson City 37 374 Rantoul won the County track meet with 69 172 points aucl Fisher was second with -1-1. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE TRACK The freshman-sophomore track team had a fairly Successful season except for the defeats encountered against Champaign and Urbana. The team took first place in a three-team meet, second place in a four-team meet and seventh place in the Invitational Meet, the big meet of the season. INVITATIONAL MEET SCORES Champaign 38 375 Homer 24 Fisher 34 Paxton 15 XVatseka 271710 R.'XN'l'CJUL 1-1 374 Gilman 25 375 Tolono 10 375 ACTION SHOTS 1: L 'bfn 'of' wvl Q af-milfs 1 .Q , 31 in A4 7 -wg . W 1 Y Yf W' V. x ,Lx Qin-2 FOWLER STATE BANK Rantoul, Illinois ir IT IS GOOD BUSINESS TO ESTABLISH A BANKING HOME SOMEWHERE if Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments Congratulations to Rantoul High School of for another good year H' E' Stephens H. F. Cope Company and Grain Elevator H. L. Morton ' GRAIN : COAL : LIMESTONE PHOSPHATE REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Te1eI,1,0,,,, 67 Rantoul 60 Thr 1950 Erxglvt v Compliments Steak n' Shake of Drive In Zander Foods I i , f CURB AND COUNTER Phone 898 SERVICE Rantoul, Illinois Compliments Of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Rantonl, Illinois 'A' MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION O30 lmglcf 61 g-.., -T- r I . I :vw L I ' BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF '50 from THE HOME THEATER AND ALL EMPLOYEES LET US FURNISH YOUR HOME Leonard 6' Stephens Furnil'ureCo. A Edna Leonard Earl Stephens o Dealers in GENERAL ELECTRIC PHILCO MAYTAG Phone 839 Compliments Of Anderson Typewriter Repairs Sales . . . Service O 317 East Wabasll Avenue Across from U. S. O. Phone 268 62 The 1950 Eagle! 'inun- Best Wishes to Class of '50 KELLEY MOTOR SALES Sales . . . CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH . . . 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BATTERIES ACCESSORIES 'A' Phone 358 Rantoul, Illinois lnunpluu vu ls of CONDIT'S MEN'S STORE Complim on ts of lVIEECE'S RESTAURANT Rantoul, Illinois Colnplinmnls of G. A. BAKER AND COMPANY JUNIOR, MISSES' AND WOMEN'S APPAREL Congratulations to Seniors of '50 HULETT'S READY-T17-WEAR : SHOES : DRY GOODS MEN'S WEAR Rantoul, Illinois 66 'flu' 1950 Iii 11 I Don's Cafe ir A FOR THAT EVENING SNACK OR FOUNTAIN SERVICE Stop 017 and See Us Plenty of Free Parking Phone 624 On Highway 45 Compliments of The Wilson Shop 'GYOUR FLORISTH 122 SANGAMON AVENUE RANTOUL, ILLINOIS Johnson Hardware Company Here Today and Here Tomorrow RANTOUL : GIFFORD O Famous Brands Philco -- Hot Point -- Norge -- R.C.A. Roper -- Magic Chef -- DeLaval Bendix -- Youngstown -- Lennox BEST WISHES. CLASS or ,so MILLERS CLEANERS Rantoul, Illinois f:o1w:R.4TULAT1o1vs, SEN1oRs! JOE'S RADIO Dri-gas AND TELEVISION SERVICE 0 Phone 802 Plumbing : Heating : Wirillg 206 E. Sangamon 1050 litljllff 67 7 T W ' ,' 35 . ' ' ' if . ,, RFQ?-l tj.. if ' I . I ' .' GUYS AND CALS OF 1950 g-41. BEST or LUCK Compliments COLONIAL TREAT SHOP The Sweetest Shop in Town O! MRS. STEVEN'S CANDIES Amr'rica's Most Apprecialefl WILSON STYLE SHOP BEST WISHES, CLASS OF '50 COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TINY'S CAMERA SHOP PHONE 1158 LITCHFIELD HARDWARE 427 S. Chandler Rantoul, Illinois We've enjoyed every minute working with you! uk BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE! 'k Your Yearbook Photographers FARLOW'S STUDIO PHONE 1025 429 SOUTH CHANDLER RANTOUL, ILLINOIS 68 Tin' 1950 Eaglvf ' '- A 1 he compzimems GOOD LUCK of T0 THE GRADUATING CLASS The Dairy Center if 'A' Distributors of ROSZELUS ICE CREAM SEALTEST MILK FRO-ZEST FOODS Compliments of ,4- ir The W. E. Terry Phone 110 Lumber Co. 109 S. Garrarcl Rantoul, Illinois . , Complimcnla Swarm s Texaco Service I Quinlan's Produce WASHING, GREASINC AND Company TOWING CHICAGO MOTOR CLUB SERVICE CREAM -- POULTRY - EGGS Qk AND HIDES Telephone 893 iv Rantoul Phone 184 Thr' 1050 lillfllfl 69 7 ' Y i 1 'H Jos. KUHN sf co. 'k E COMPLETE CLOTHING STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS 'k 33-35-37 Main St. Champaign SHARP ELEVATOR CO. Francis C. Irlc, Nlgr. GRAIN, LUMBER, COAL, FEEDS, TIRES AND SUNDRY MERCHANDISE Phone 33 Thomashoro, Ill. There Is Room at the ELBOW E. E. Sullivan FRAZIER'S GARAGE Buy with Confidencev PI-IONE 126 I09 S. TANNER RANTOUL, ILLINOIS Compliments of MOORE 81 PARRELLS L U BRICATION A SPECIALTY We Solicit Your Business Phone 704 COMPLIMENTS T0 THE SENIORS OF '50 RANES BODY SHOP WE ACKNOWLEDGE Compliment OUR COMMUNITY RESPONSIBILITY pf MENEFEE TRANSFER 'TT COMPANY Fred Mencfee V. E. Vanlllaricum TELEPHONE COMPANY Phone 76 Rantoul, Illinois 70 Tm- 1950 Iiaylvt Hall's Royal Blue Store ,Iolln C. Hall, Prop. 112 E. Sangamon Ave. Quality Groceries and Meats Fancy Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Buy It All from Hulli' We Deliver Phone 821 I CALL 435 FOR FREE PU AND DELIVERY Dry Cleaning Dyeing Tailoring Pressing Van's Unique Cleaners One Block North of Chanute Field Gate on Route 45 Rantoul, Illinois I YVIIERE OLD FRIENDS MEET Fox S SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Jim's ON THE CAMPUS Connies Yvalkovers Jacquelines City Cluh W Natural Poise Peters Student Lunches, Soft Drinks, Candies, Ice Cream Paris Fashions Weatllerlrircls 115 N. GARRARD Rantoul, Illinois ll! 1050 121111161 71 BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 1950 BEATRICE FOODS CO. Phone 259 0 PROCESSORS OF MEADOW GOLD GRADE A HOMOGENIZED MILK PeopIe's Cafe lVhere Friends Meet to Eat CLEAN, WHOLESOME FOOD We Bake Our Pastries YOU WILL LIKE OUR FOOD AND SERVICE We Appreciate Your Patronuge J ackson's Food Mart Every day Every week Every month Every year OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS CHEAPER OUR QUALITY IS ALWAYS HIGHER Phone 832 Rantoul 72 The 1950 Eaglvf L CHAMPAIGN'S LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE Robeson's . . . . at home In Champaign County Since 1874 YOUR DECORATION HEADQUARTERS WILSON'S 106 South Garrard Phone 117 Compliment Uf NELSON WALLEN WEBBER DRUG COMPANY has enjoyed friendly relationships with high school students for forty-seven years. lt's really been fun. SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES SHEAFFER PENS DRUG SUNDRIES COSMETICS Tlxc 1950 Eagle! .1 fix Nia: CX - . ions to Seniors of 950 nThe Sugar Bowl Restaurant Surah Funke F. S. Davis STEAKS AND CHOPS SANDWICHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE Phone 308 Roger's Chevrolet Company Where Friends Meet Friends 'A' WE' WANT T0 SERVE YOU Builders Supply Co.. H. C. Pendcrgrast, Owner f Lumber . . . Cement . . . Paint Builders, Hardware Manufacturers of both lVaylite and Gravel Blocks 0 Phone 307 Rantoul Paul Rexroat o INSURANCE REAL ESTATE o Rantoul, Ill. 74 7. he. 1950 Engle! .. W 'WL fe 'Y , MIWJG U! 155 , LUP4f,L?9'5'9 STOP ,N' SHOP M ij I I ' xx 'J-.1 M A My W? 'at' Lf M4 Jf' NN. ,f N , X 'f e Q V N 5fQOWNlE'S :GA MARKET wi wa V v JJ N .635 N, Q K KH 3 f w x 3 . 1 . fx A , I X 555 W 350 sf My e Q ,V ' Open 8 a. m. - 10 p. Ill. Week Days r 'X , V K fav , fr X 7,7 1,1 Ax ,, J QV? X 8 a. Ill. - 1 p. lll. 4 - 10 p. m. Sundays fvgclpgf ygixxow CO A Y , ff if - Q 1 U0 V I 4 12517 . ivl' ', H 5 Q Q ! f mjuw an f'LLV 1 A ,.! 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