Reynolds Community High School - Yearbook (Reynolds, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1947 volume:

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Mr. Cooper: Hold thy lighted lemn on high, be m star insome onn's sky. Coach Thoman: It takes little effort to he o uum. Miss Johndrnx Its giving and doing for someuody else, on that all life's treasure depends. Mrs. Nelson: Give to the world the best you have and ' the best will come beck to you. Mrs. Snnchezl You will find poetr3 nowhere unless you bring some with you. li ,2 5 Q E L .J 5 1 . . 'f . 4 i .1 , A f '. His! Nifbhout would be 5 mistake 5 - , Mr. Haynes: Oh wind, when winte, comes, can Spring be 1 behind . v Miss Krone: True friends are lif-fe rare gems, few but precious . . 1 Mr. Hurlbutte Only a mediocre por-son is ot his best. Q ! 1 Ak o 'xx fx !'f-nn ' N -mf. 11 14,31-1 f tr 'W K X - ., , X ,,, -X4 R ' 'X-j'f1 '2-,f ' -1-1'-4.5 ' -.-- F---,,m?'7.,. -sr. -as I' - ms' . 1-Q K 4 Q f,.,.,.-.151 ' -.7--.JN 'I r KEN 59. .,Ffv,,,,g'f2. ab 'T f Q' , 4 ' 'F--2 4 ' ' f . . .' .s--- --1---o. . v . If!-vfJigx?'1.?,7'g Wig 1-gs .- t?g,.,vX.,Q. f as ,wagzwf Q. 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A 'R Q . I HN MACK TREA5. GENE BLA5ER PRES, NORW-IN iT mf FRU 526 IEAN wmr, f ' XD? 5LomA fur-an Wi! If . ' ' Q L . fl QLCHMIQIOIJS Si I . ' U W L sffifw-1 L ' ,H,f15'f'f:5'fg uf N .w,..M, N NERLE FI EIL 5 v W , L I A A 00A Q? 'IK Hb 'L uf! A B -I ,:.f 2 L ' ' X15 fa W DARLENE ELLIOTT. JIMMIE ELUOTT. NACHI OAK.. I DORIS NOBLE L0l5 DOLIS, . A - f, 4 . L 1 x 1 Xa l ., I X vc 1 Er, i 5 If y . - .4 ff , ' N f M Y ,' vumu norm mxms mon. Jovan LL.. THELMA nzcroni mavm mumfa. Lvmu mnznson. cm. mmow , . . 5,4 ,- i ' . ' Q ' x among wmeuako .Jovcz menu wines, rmcfs wuz. QORGE MQGRLERH mm, twe- 1 -1 ,- A 'J V , S' ' s m 'J X 4 JENEAN MONROE. J RKRT BULL. MALCOLM KELLER KEITH TOMLIN. IDNALD CURLESS. l V'5RV!N OAK ESTHER PARMENTER JIM JANET WENDELL DOROTHY KERRES I KENNETH ZIEMER ,, 7 Q R i . 54 3 5 3 L 3 2 A R 3 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We entered school on the first dry of Seotember, 1945. There were 72 of us. We elected our elses officers. John Bell was chosen President, 'John Muck, Vice President and Lois Jenn Wait es Secretfry. Mrs. Bruce Dominick was our cless advisor. We were seperctely'initiated. The girls on October 12 -nd the bays on October 22. We girls still remember rkhose mousetreps we hid to cvrry..- We hed our first party on October 15. The teichers wen our guests. We hed our next p.rty on J'nu ry 25. Merch 27 m 51 wfs Vlstors Week. We Freshmen escorted the Sth graders around. Just think--we were Freshmen.. On Hay l0'we hcd s pot luck supper and oerty. Durin' the yerr we D7FtlClQzt6d in end Qirls' chorus. Seven oucils received had six students on the honor roll. School started on Aug. BO this yexr of us. Many h-ve dropped or trsnsferred We received other new members durine the Miss Betty Kelly wus chosen qs our cl'ss votes were counted we found th t William President, Keith Tomlin, Vice President Secretery. On October 6 we were qrecious hosts thletics end boys ' school letters. We There were only 56 to other schools. year by trrnsfer. wdvlsor. When the Workmzn was our nd Blcnchc Wines rd of the Freshmen ct. school pzrty. On December 22 we combined our Christmas pcrty at Eemhw with the bisketb'1l qrme Pt New Windsor . Februsrf 8, ninth oeriod, es e result of much discussion , we chose our el ss colors, Mtrroon and White: Flower , .JAf?:?kq?fNik.w 1- QP Gmgvzsfeifx j wif, .-. Lffr ,r-T2. s',y. 2, ' --'- ....- .fQJ'a.1t- 're 2--lk'-, 'wb ' L' '11, I -.A.iliu, -. ' 5 N3 -1 fm H E ,.,1 si fc 3, F n A 1 Q Zi K K fi sl 'K Q' Q gsrdenia: :nd Hotbot nGive us st ndina room ind we will move the ez:rth. On M rch Elwe h-d 4 the .-'A ter osrty -nd ssw nMeet Me In Svint Louie.n Moy 29 we hed 1 eicnic ft Monmouth, Illinois. Remember those e ilors st Monmouth, girls! I v We were fgein this year, :gtivefin fthlnties 'nd music. We h -'-, d our own cheerleaders. The 5 J's ond Q G. September 5 found us bvck ,t school Hs.in. There were 55 of us. We d1dn't lose so mrny this year :nd received some more by tr-nsfer. Miss Virginia Burrill w.s chosen as our class advisor. Election returns found Gene Bl ser , President: MHrvin,Oak, Vice President: Jeneun Monroe, Secre- tvry ,nd Nfomi Ogk, Tre-surer. We stsrted worrying about our clues rings. They more finvlly ordered the l st week in Seotnvber. October 5 Awe hed n het rack ride 'nd weiner rofst. November 9 we hed 5 theater nsrty nd ended un bowline. We rot fmbitiors ond sgonsored K Junior C'rn1v l November 25. We couldn't hive hed worse we ther, hut we still crme out on top. Gosh---- thft Hill of Terror. To m'ke our Christm s even more perfect we received our class rings on December 21. On Anril 12 we h'd vnother theater dirty. Aorll 26 was our big night--Junior Clfss Pl y, Girl Shy. Twelve students were in the plry. Remember the clown .nd Jester costumes?? On Kay5, we sponsored the Junior-Senior Brnquet. The theme wus G tulip Q'PdGH. To end the yesr we hed f oicnb nt Lonview Pzrk wnd went to G show rfterwsrds. s, A 5? I? 23 3? 25 ff 'Si is W 3 5 F2 'ii ,fs wi if -s Q 'fi 3 9,5 fi 42 'z 2 42 gs 2? r A ? 4 A , i We had four boys on the first team in basketball. fihe boys won the softball tournament and the girls won the tml ley bell and softball tourements, Six students were in the band, newly formed that yeir, bee des being active in girls and boys chorus. Another team of cheer leaders were added . We now had two sets. Naomi Oak was Editor and Blanche Wineg rd Asslstent Editor of the hljh school annual. Meny other Juniors were also on the st ff. Our lest year of school started on September 2. Our election campaigns were very interesting end vigorous Final results geve Gene Bleser ns President, Norman Wait Vice President, Doris Smith, Secretary and John Mack, Treasurer. Miss Oda Johnston was chosen es our class advisor. There ere only 42 of us. To think 5 years ago there were 72. class play nHob We stfrted the year off with our Senior goblin Housen. It wrs given two nights. Everybody had a had our Senior nSh1veringNtime. Snow never hampers us. We pictures taken on the stormy day of February 7. Boys--wonder to school ? ? ? why that second bus wss lnte in getting beck toward our March l we toured the Model Cleaners--Money purposed Chicago trip. Our money. Boys wftch those mage Merch 21, Amaterur night. We have some talent there. Banquet. The Juniors were Night, May 25 Bscceldureste F OLII' Mrny of the nd Mry 26 scrap drive brought in more zines. Be sure they all go ln. Seniors porticlpnted. Mtv 9 wee the Junior Senior hosts. May 25 was Class commencement. 2 Q if N- Q Si 55 31 'i if 3 Q 3 S fr cv i Almost half of our students are planning to continue their education in college. Mfny were excellent in schol - matic and :thletic ratings. Seniors were found in girls and boys chorus, Mixed chorusg We have two sets of cheer- leaders. Bill Workman wos editor of the High School onnual Other Seniors helped in this production. ' The Seniors of thc close of 47 were active in every way and are sure they have many things to remember about Reynolds High School. 13 If f wwf! 11,2 T1 1' Ay J X1 B fr jg 4' - 'N ' J ala., in y 'Y . - --,- X ,x jp! -N .dm g' X. . xu if 15'--flees: -44 T xi P ---ff fs N ,S ,u- it -semxl exgf rycf rho. G,.... gf, -H21 MlkEq..,,,..:'f, lx v- f,,.w'g.f'fxy.f,.Q ',.'.'S:,- rilaf I avi, -.,v,.fg 'f?f?i H fl n -'ea w 'xy X . we To we H! rf , it -5'-e U' , -'-v - v..,.- f-, - - -- ..-- 'J I x 1- -.1 , '- fiifei 'f,.a, W, 7:9 ! 7 .f tw an 1' -'f 'Mi 'ssl-v'f,N.'-vff D! ' f.i.:Q-W . 1- fl jg.:-11,-' Q v U5 Q-, J.: H 1,51 ft ,. 5LS1.5g'jlf,i --g-.. Ji-Q41 . 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ARTICLE II To Mr. Bridgford, a portable Victrola xiwlth fa record which reminds the pupils not to write names all M over1 tho walls, not to pull the curtains off the rollers, not to tradc across the gym floor with street shoes, not to drive on the lawn and not to loiter in the halls. To Mrs. Thoman, a home in Reynolds so she won't have to drive to and from school, To Mr. Thoman, a soft seat and some sleeping pills for the basket ball games. To Miss Krone, more interesting P.E. books so the girls will enjoy their class periods as well as their gym periods. To Mr. Haynes, a new desk that has four legs instead of three. To Mr. Cooper and Mr. Hurlbutt, a housekeeper and a maki for uThe Hermitage.n To Mrs. Watson, Q contract with Hattie Carnegie to de- sign dresses. To Mr. Moon, some super-saturated chemicals for subduiqg mischievous students and weight to hold down S. that always raising eyebrow. To Mr. Griffith, an ideal speech class. To Mrs. Mann, an all negro class. To Mrs. Sanchez, a free trip to Mexico. To Miss Dikeman, a contract to play with Fred Waring's- band this summer. To Mr. Boney, a helper end sn expert mechanic to keep the stoker running. f To Mrs. Schlueter, a volume of dialect numbers so she may always appear on programs when asked. To Miss Johnston, an automatic bubble gum machine so the students can deposit their gum as they go into class and can pick it up as they come out. ARTICLE III To the following heirs these individual bequests L fare made: To To To smile 0 To Gilbert Mueller, Carl Kraklowfs boyscout ability. Don Wheeler, Merle Fisher's love letters, Dorothy Grady, Lois Bolis's plum figure and charming Duane Rurseh, Gene Blaserfs athletic abilities. To Lewis Fowler, Lois Jean'Wait's studious ability. X To Carl Bopp, Robert Amidon's fond affection for 7Bbtty Waggener. To Mary Eloise Weiss, Evelyn Anderson's ability to to steady. To Robert Rector, Darlene Elliott's love for thrilling- driving. To Helen Harfst, Frances Kranzfs blushing ability. To Dale McKillip, George McGreer's ability to boss the Reynolds High School dirt hauling gang.C5OCbucKets of dirt,D To anyone who will pick it up, Esther Parmenter lleuves her Latin book, To Vernon Caster, Bill Snyderls quietness. To Wayne Tompkins, Bernard Schmidt's ability for public speaking. To Jim Webster, John Mack!s ability for leadership. To Betty Smith, Doris Smith's ability for cheerleading. To Myrtle Crawford, Joyce Elliott's shorthand ability. To Mary Lou Verschoore, Majel Schriverfs Q-mability to always have her lessons prepared. To To glove. To Leroy Patterson, Bill workmanfs arguing ability. David Hampton, Kenneth Ziemer's moccasins and basebdl Albert Elliott, Janet Pettit's skill for doing exper- iments in Chemistry Lab. To Glen Krueger, Blanche winegardfs Afs. To Lois Rursch, Doris Noble's giggles. To Eugene Blaser, Virgil Hofer's ability to absorb know- ledge of agriculture. To Margie Boruff, Norman Waitis ability to always be late to class. To Bonnie Danner, Maxine Nowvck's many boyfriends. To Gertrude Petty, Morton Mueller's favorite pastime fo chewing gum. To Marion Oak, John Bellfs ability to go steady. To Myrtle Mundt, Gloria Fuhr's ability to ride the meta' cycle. ' lo Doris Jean Mader, Naomi Oak's love for Malcolm Keller To Wayne Struble, Jenean Monroe's love for the Muscatine skating rink. To Donald Reason, Keith Tomlinfs ability to change girl friends often. To Alan Hahn, Don Curless's curly hair. it To Beatrice DeMoulin, Dorothy Kerres's Journalism abil- Y. To Elmer Wood, Wendell,Riexinger's dancing ability. To Lowell Titterington, Robert Barnes leaves any fire-- crackers which he might possess. To helping Charles Conway, Thelma Rector leaves her ability for others, ' To Richard Bingmsn, John Robert Bull's ability to car- penter. , To August Korres, Marion Oak, Lowell Titterington and Joe Verschoore, we, the five W's, Jim Brown, Malcolm Keller, Marvin Oak, Marvin Mueller and Jim Elliott leave our llikipg to tease and to raise nheckn. Subscribed, seoled, published, and declared by the Sen- ior Class, testator above nsmed, as and for their last will, who at their request have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses this twenty-third day of May, nineteen-hundred for- ty-seven. Uloria Fuhr Esther Parmenter George McGreer Malcolm Keller Jim Brown lf' Ft l t cygigk f!yCX Cl'-X - ,vs fffi'-1, ' -.1 ',.---, V! W Q .. , x f:5? tk5Ilfff5?vP??z '5 ,VC A li'1 ?k- ' s .1j'j,1QffE2 A .QNE7 -+ r. Jw .'e- ' - , -' ' .: --- - W Mc I '- 'Ji' , U , 34 , Q. 1 '. ' , ,V 'lg . 1 ' ,,.t 'av-' v I ' if rs -vii! G7 f Folie ,. 5 ffl? v is 1'lTl1ff.Z , w?'5'f.'fQ'e19 '17T-Q-viii' -JN--'.-P Ti--'f ff f' vgrsglli' 'wk -f--ff.: -' 1 C '-rf? ' ' 0 --- --,T ,-- srl' ,IHA ,I ?'f3l:-'51-liz?-' 37 , ',' IH .. 1 . .-fx ----1 ,x . I ,, .. , Sf e. Q rw. :H ' ..- ......... .?E-:hh AV, I...,., A gm ,.,, N .+I is-L: - -... ,ta-I, Hi-JL. - ,,,.g.,,, -..IS-1.--.W .. , A f ' -- Q . H 1- b . . , --- nm? ' - -- a . ,,--ff---Q..-.., 'gt , ' su -- -'- .1 q..--.:- 5--Q sg. CLASS PZOPEECY CCLASS OF 475 Looking ahead of the class of 47 we see that oneand all have become enormous successes. Here is what they are doirg in 1965. Robert Amidon after purchasing the Muscatine branch of the H. J. Hienz factory has added the uharpu brand food and now has 58 varieties. Ne see by the Reynolds Press where Robert Barnes has pur- chases the Bush Poultry farm and is converting it into a rabbit farm. J. Robert Bull is a traveling salesman for the Ford Motor Company. Gone Blasor has just returned from the Olmpics hold in Athens, Greoco whore hc won laurols by sprinting thc 440 in 40 soc. flat and by running thc marathon in 2 hrs. evcn. Lois Bolis is now a modal at Model Cloancrs in Rocklsland as sho has greduatod from the ironing department. Every onc remembers Don Curlcss, who uscd to sing those songs that cv rybody loved is now known as uUnclJ Donaldn by thc bobby soxors. In hor homo town of Edgington wc ses Dsrlcno Elliott as head of a large mcrcantile business displaying Elliotts Frosty Foods. Hcr ambitions ard realized. Mcrlo Fisher is now tho historic chap thzt reminds you that Lucky Strike Means Fino Tobacco. Pcacc loving Gloria Fuhr has remained at homo to arbfi- sto disputes among hcr children, numbering an oven dozen. L , 'P 'i 3 k . i ' 5 i ff: E T 5 1 ei 2 fa '25 ,V 1 '72 E gi 15 'E E ,ff Vi , s 'ui 'f 'IQ As Qi Q 5 6 5 'J 'Q M, 2 '-, 3 lx I f 1 f H Dorothy nDotn Kerres Americm's lending lady golfer hes turned professional. The new Chief Executive of the Boy Scouts of America is Carl Krnklow n netive of Ill nois City, Ill. I Wires ore live with resorts that George hcGreer hrs bam confirmed secretrrj of the Atowic Bnermy Commission. Jo.n Mrck st'rted this season with the Chcmoion Tri-Cty Blcckhowks. The new Msnhrtion iosoitsl the lfrgest :nd best equiped in the United seg-:tes -.ws dedicated yesnerdwy. Dr. John Bell, formerly of Reynolds is heed of the Medicfl Strff. The school of nurses is he dei by the efficient Superintendent Je neun Honroe. Morton Mueller creshed the he dlines recently when he wss apcointed Secretary of Agriculture by the President of the United St tes. You will rec ll that Morton received the nStfr Ffrmer of Amerie U fwsrded rt the convention of Future Formers of Americf when he rs nineteen yefrs old. Doris Noble is now eperntinq 1 fC uty sflon in Huscotine Her business is so lrrqe th't it requires the 'ble 'seis- tonce of such good secret ries -s Joyce Elliotz .nd Fr nces Krsnz. . Did you know thet Thelms Recotr is telephone opernhdr 4 Los Angeles. I didn't know it until she repented 2 message to me from Naomi Oak who is Q noted missionfry in South Americr. In Hollywood I see thct Esther Pormenter is an outstgnd- ing movie director. Her executive sbility has won theis pkm for her. 112 1 fi 5 be 3 i 5 Q! V? fi Q5 2 5 fi 23 is G6 wi .F fi v Q4 nf if 2 F Virgil Hofer always one who advocated better farming practices, now owns the most modern farm in Illinois. Believe it or not the former Miss Janet Zlizsbeth Pettit now Mrs. Kjell Hamre is giving up her American citizenship to become s Norwegian. She was exquisite inns gown designd and fashioned by Madame Evelyn Anderson who e ch year puts on a spring style review in Paris. Wendell Ricxingor noted cattle reiser is sipping five csrloads weekly. All shipments are msdc with the Armstroqg trucking Co. Bcrncrd Schmidt P.H.D. from Emerson College in Boston, Mass. is hood speech instructor at Reynolds High School. Hzjnl Schrivcr cannot resist the school room. Her low for children make teaching s pl.esuro. Miss Doris Smith, still blonde and beautiful, is Prcsidort of the loading Uomnnfs Club of Hamlet. Bill Snyder always said thc form was the backbone of the nation. Toddy Wh soo him running one of thc lerr-st ferms hm Xissouri. Mdxinc Towvck is helping him. Keith Tomlin, now serving his third term as mayor of Illinois City, Ill., is introducing widespread social rc- forms. Not all thc class has nude scientific studies, thcrc sro some who wrc contributing their pert by making Q perplexed and weary world laugh. Marvin Oak, who was slwnys s pcrfcm clown in school joined Ringling Bros. Circus shortly sftor hc loft high school. His success ss King of thc clowns 2 ,. 5? 35 Qi 2? iv? Q2 Ei as 5 ii 44 S is -N. 5 5 5 ff a ,z 3 fx Q 3 'Pa Q 3 i V caused Marvin Mueller, Malcolm Keller, Jim Elliott and Jim Brown, all members of his clowny clfss, to join him. N ormsn Walt is now presidinz chairmen of Dunn street. In the Metrooolitizn Opers, Lois Jfpn Wettvhhs her dregms ,t lsst. She is tdkinv the lendinv part Opera nFnustu. The Nobel Prize in Liter-ture hrs been nwrrded Blanche Wineg rd of Illinois City. Miss Winegzrd hs E Bred- IWJPIIEQ in the to Miss S WOR several prizes for short stories end contributed articles . Her work was first recognized when she wfs al senior in Reynolds High School. William Workman now hifh Commissioner of bcsebnll has announced that he will so to :ny lensths to stop grmbling in the nstionrl pxss time. Kenneth Ziemer bis left fielder of the Chichao Cubs is makinv the fons forest 'bout nC1seyM. 1' N I'5lf','1 , fx . A A lf I .V R. s I. 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Einwxlse Baldwin Joan Bembenek Fern Best Eitvm'-.1 Lwi:1,.,tnarx fDJ.l '1 Blasmr Jnmus Bonny '.'fur'l1yn Eionnen f-ian-juris Bom Vezuxou Gash! biyrzlf- ,irsxwford intl: Debug Alina .Jammer Laura Delfeyrel Aeexbrica Delio' Doris Dxmlal .wlfs 'ioltzfm We-Zgrfaa Jsmnson lm-ville .Toiufmtan Lo:-nmiine Josepl Dfmnlci Kiddoo Liar-J Louise Traxtic iiillhr' Tlrmxfoli 'To'i'Ltt Elerie-xx Imaller E-varjnvie Ifuellel Ifyrtle Imndt Lois Jnlcen ziosalie Pettit John -cuayla Delmar- Seitz Betty Smith Vern Strublo Helen Jem EI felis g'ex1'il1 .Tv:':'y' Thomas Iaarilyn Walker Jax-ns Wangelin Mary Eloise We Elmer Wood John Wood Rosemary Wo: J 1 h w .v 1 Q S 5 -. Q. 1 lf! w S -x 3 5 . Q Q 'E 4 3 3 v 1 Q. Ni 3 I .5 y LI, JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Jerry Thomas President Delmar Soitz Vice President Mary Eloise Weiss Secretary Helen Mueller Treasurer Mr. George Cooper Sponsor Starting High School with 76 students, tm:C1ass of 1948 entered its Junior Year with only forty-four of them still seeking after the goal of education. Few in numbers, this class is lone of the most active of the school, with its individual members taking leading parts in a majority of the school activities. Highlights of the year for the class included a very successful Hobo party at the school house on October 4th, at which games and dancing was mixed with plenty of hot dogs and cider. The Junior Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay , with eighteen members participating, was truly an outstanding contribution. Under the direction of Mr. Griffith, and with Marilyn Walker and Marjorie Mueller acting as Assistant Directors, and Lucille Johnston, Rosalie Pettit, Delmar Seitz, Eugene Blaser, Mary E. Weiss, Helen Mueller, Jerry Thomas, Rosalie Baldwin, Marilyn Bonnon, Jim Boney, Horn Strubble, Beatrice DeMoulin, John Wood,' Doris Dunlap and Vernon Castor turned in sterling performances. Come one! Como alll Hurreo Hurree Hurreel was the cry heard throughout the school business on May 9 when the Jun- iors sponsored the Junior-Senior party under the Big Top .' Carried out in Circus motif, President Thomas ected as Ringf master in presentinf an eveninc of entrtainment end dancing. A great deal of care went into the selection of the class rings early in the year, ond thouch delivery was ex- tremely slow, they did finally arrive before the close of the year, much to everyone's relief. Many of the boys participated in athletics and severel of them took important positions on the varsity squads. In the first year of football at Reynolds, Jerry Thomas and Delmwr Seitz, were included on the first telms, contributing greotlf to the success of the football season. In basket- bfll, Richard Bincmsn, Jerry Thomas .nd Delmar Seitz, turned in fine oerfom nces ','. to heln nut the scores un on the board . Durins the truck sefsot, Jerry Themes ind Dick Bincm n seein did their share. The Juniors ure musicvl, too, ind many of them helped to form the t sis upon which Miss Dikemon built the several fine musical offerinvs of the year. Six of the eleht girls in the Girls' Octet were Juniors: Fern Bestiun, Morjorie Mueller, Lucille Johnston, Helen Mueller, Helen Taylor, and Rosemary Wood, In the Girls' Chorus: Rosalee Baldwin, Fern Bestien, M rilyn Bonnen, Marjorie Boruff, Doris Dunlap, Lucille Johnston, Marjorie Mueller, Mnry Koh, Helen Mueller Myrtle Mundt, Rosalie Pettit, Helen Taylor, Marilyn Welker, Mwry Weiss, ond Rosem ry Wood, did Q share of the worbling. In the Boy's Chorus: Jomcs Boney :nd Delmrr Seitz exercised their vocal chords. The Bind was helped by Rosxlee Baldwin, Beatrice DeMoulin, Bernadine Joseph, Mary Koch, Helen Mullen Moriorie Mueller. Rosalie Pettit. Verna Wnnelin. end Rose - . I , mary Wood, Juniors, alle The active part in school activities taken by the Jun- iors is indicated by the number of them on the Student coun- cil. Included were, Jerry Thomas, Delmar Seitz, Mary Weiss, Helen Mueller, James Boney, Lucille Johnston, Richard Bing- man, Eugene Blaser, Posalie Pettit and Lois Onken. Their Class Motto: Loyalty is our watchwork, Service is our goal. Their flower: The White Rose. Their color: Crchid and White. 1 . , KW N . .gw- fv4.'-. 1d,H,I F - U'cggf2wq3EQE2gfg 1ffi3QLftgf Tlx gisljit' fY.,..-.. fwfr. ,. .4 pq I..k.xf,' , Ax.-.x - 'ff5Q.ff5i-f2,1'r'f'E3,19QM L -f2?f1f5f .Q..f'Sfl ',-5-,JIU 2'- fa -- ..-...t5.-3 -,,--:3Z N. ,,,,.., x .11-pllg ,Qt ,.-,,.. JPN, ,, W 7.1 my ,.-sae. -- as.17fV iffitr fy -1 T352 Pigs.-' 'n... -i :' U, If A mn L ,. -4-,f.'1'?Z ' -- -gffg iff. fl- M7 A FJ L . .453x,'f'f..-sgfze - N-- ' 'N' ' 'Aw:ng3g:4IfTk M' Iigpmugmxrrn- is ff! Q aa - 1 if 5 P3 32 Fi ,A fs 3 we 3 3 fe ij 3 Q I Z5 A 12? 5 3 2 'i 'r 23 i ii S .N iv ' r Q. f w Drvy Hampton, Vern Struble AMcKny, Wayne Strub1e.f Phyllis Bfmey, vsnnere Cvrlson, B111 sem-b, Glenn Krueger. Mary Lou Verschoore, Donnn Bush, Verloe Mueller. lartlyn Callahan, Frnnie Domp. Lois Onken Grade School: Nelson, Carlsons, Boker, Schmidt, Miller. Darlene Elliott, Mvxine Nownck, 'Dotu Korres. 9 Legs, V.M.: B.H.: M.L.V. Gloria Koller, Jcnorn Monroe, Bonnie Drnner. Janeen Monroe, John Bell. Johnnie Quayle, 'Dotn Kerros. Dick Lane, mnxino 'Shortyu Now'ck. Louie Fowler, Frank Miller, Johnnie Quayle. Senior Play Cast. ' Csstle, Wendell Rioxinger, Bill workmen, Bob Rector, Don Reason. Helen Harfst, Phyllis Howard, Margie Boruff, Lois Onken. Rosemary Wood, Helan Mueller, Hnrqie Boruff, Roselle B. Margie M. S- George McGreer, Beverly Hofer, Bcrnfrd Schmidt. Glenn Krucgnr, Phyllis Bonoy. Mifxinc Nownck, Buck Krueger. Hog McCormick, Vernon Cnstor. 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P ,aa ,f 9 ji 's is -1 if if 3 Q. 1, ,Q I949 Jayne Anderson 'Jntxezlx Assy Sari Uopp BM.:-isis Dux-ton Donna Lush , Marilyn Callahan Eeichfard Cnllelmn pxicmxu Unable Char-le: sammy Army Dump ,annie Dmxner Patricia DaBord Ynbricia Dellith an Fl!-horty Elxyllis Fhllal' Le-.vis Fowlvr' Helen Harfst Lary Lou Kava F-evarly Hofex' :Gary Hofor -rclgm ilollenbfack iLi1:aLeth Jnlm Mer:-111 Johnson' Llnrlljfrt :lay ' Gloria Heller Leo Kelleher I-'rank Hallogg fm-iust. lieu-res Glen brueger' Jscfzuolyn Krueger Ycverly Lowe Richard Lowa Doris Jean Baader Pnmrioia Killer ,lllkyez-t. lamellar V1-rlne Yaueller Jaznes iiedskind .Luth Murphy Jo Ann Nico Don Oak N Lia:-ion Oak Durlezxe Petzsrson Fuul Price Dnnald Reason Robert Rector Lorbenta Roddick Arnold Ronnison JY. Dunno Ru!-lon William Sohaxxb Ramona Schmidt Fred Snyder Clifford Stelurt David Sttngloi Wag: Strub 0 all Tittoringtol Vex-len Vsnbolnh Joe Vlrauhoorn Mu-y Lou Vtrsohoort Betty Ylasgonlr .Tun abate: Q 1 X 5 I 2' H 1 'H' 'YY529 'WSP' iE Hg?iWP? V2n? 541- Donald Reason Warne Anderson Vice Verlee Moller id St11 e President President Secretary Treasurer The C1 ss of ' a or leo in o h S Seo o 1346 with fift rine o1tcrs nrewcnt Ike I no was chosen to ir class od 1 or The Soo'orores 1 16 a fu succlss1Ll school oarty Gctobcr 18, 1946 at tae fi-b o kool. A scawenucr hunt do cino more the sin 11 hli ts of the xonin 25, 1947, they soorsoreu an e.enin on entertainment for Frfshmen 1U the Reynolds oy'n2siur. 1anr of tho Sonhovozo bo,s uarticiostoo in foot ba lotbsll and tzwck Those on th footb 11 squad oft Rurscl, Frark K 13090, Darrell Johnson, Augie K Q15 Wioraro Castle. Charles Conw1x vos t r b , Sooho1ors J sv tb 11 q consisted of Wavnc n Aubi K lPOS, Don F1 1 rtf Jo Borscroort, D 1 Loo I llc r D rr 11 Johnson, -rc Sn der, Dua Richarc Castlt, n' I lloov nd Lon 11 Titt rinoton 1 nuvb 1 OL two owlo o s v o more 1usicm11, no tool wart in Bo,'s Cloxus, Gi11's Chorus, fix d Ctorus Bona. Farion Gel r or s nt I tl 1r class in B J ano Donns Bush, Pwtricis D Ford, Putrici Dcllitt, H rfst and Evelyn Ho11onbec1 were in G1rl's Chorus. 1 i Y 2? . .R E . 4, f 3 S J 1 Harfst, and Varion Oak wore in Kixcd Chorus, Charles Conway Jim Wcdckind, David Stinglej uni Fannie Dump played in tho Band. Soveral Soohowor and clubs including B 4 Club, Jackie Krueger, Anderson, Boy's Club of the F.H.h., Lowell Reason, Secretary and as hold offices in various organizations ounio Donner as treasurer of the Gir1's Girl's Club Representative, Wayne Representative, JoAnn Nice, president Tittcrlngton, vics-president, Donald Don Oak as treasurer of tho F.F.A. 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X f' Q 1 'NX ll X ,ff ,' ZH' '- f M., .-ff 1 iff WX .xr I' I' !. 'L 1 ,,, I . 1 X1 l x V 3 Sy I 'xh 'ini R li H M E N 5 r 5 3 2 :Q Fi 3 Q93 it 3 it .I 3 ff EH 5 -J .4 1. V RJ! V 7' a- - .. ks ::.,:...,:, . . ,,,. x. wi' Q Q f i .. X .. I 1 S 5 y 3, Mg, - 25 .Q , -W sc 1. . W, .... . gg , . we fm SW 529 Mg, wif Q -.' K 4, . 0 X -. 5 . ' 'Q' '. I V Q Egssiff ,Q W.-ef 'Sa A is U s yr f 0 is ,a A s i 5 . - ,. x X gf . X 'Q 11 A X I T 1. J K k f . . X Q i' 1 1 1 . .. 4 2 1 1 :SN x 4 ' -Ji ,S zip LM. it .Lf s. bf ,, bg ' 'itz' il X i- Q ,asf 1 ,g . Q 'Y 'f S Q S Q? Q' y . , . -. HX. -x , iw! HN M553 5 ffl :fit gk W QP N x x Q QW .W is K if uf Q C . -i QQ i 12 S 'Q 9 FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY Gerald Mueller Dave Kistler Margaret McCormick Donald Docherty Phyllis Boney Miss Evelyn Dikeman In the fall of 1946, the High School began their career President Vice President Secretary Tressurer Girls Club Representative Sponsor freshmen of Reynolds Community as students. When they started on the journey, this class consisted of seventy- three pupils. Since then some transferred until they have around have moved end others have sixty-five. There were two freshmen parties. Their initiation party which was on the 15th of September and e Freshman party the 8th of November. At this party they played many games and finished out the evening dancing. The Sophomore Class gave a party for them on April 25th. The freshmen boys have been active in all sports. Fourteen freshmen boys have been attending a special class in vocal Music. They have learned several different songs. They are under the direction of Miss Dikeman. The boys are Richard Bewley, Willard Burton, Dale Carlson, Rich- and.IElliott, Wayne Erickson, Paul Hunter, Wendell Kistler, David Kraklow, Robert McKay, Dale McKillip, Dale Mundt, Rob ert Stephen, Leo Wedekind, and Charles Burrill. The following girls have taken part in Girls' Ghorm this year. Nancy Castor, Edythe Benson, Phyllis Boney, Wan- eta Carlson, Dorothy Crady, Patsy Gaunt, Phyllis Howard, Peggy Jo Irwin, Margaret McCormick, Ann l.iof'f'itt, Joan Spros- ton, and Helen Powell. We hope to come beck next year with as large a class as the Sophomor-es of R. C. 'H. S. I 1' 4 5 mx fx ' 'N -ln NX ni ,, 'N .llfQ7'f,, '51 'M-A 'f Y in -- . 'JY -A-jimzfg q, , we of A 'P-fff 1 4' Sr l'+TZ ..... 5 feelin? 'WTS .5 'fP'Wf21Q Wlless-fr-sf F, 5 ff' -43, , W, r-.L .. r- ,-M-.vI,.4 - , 4 'L v-1-. X hx . A ,Q lz.f,L5f--s-w4,xm.f '-1-1'-?L::--gr-:3'Z'M'ln,.-.,,52-'YRdfsfg 7-'f,,1fLf nf-,' :il?'?'1'ff'+Wf-X,'f2f'Y 'sr' f-ffl' 1, N--ff,f 9? 'WfFiFi'f ' frail if-5 3.-1. P gf-2:-' fx' '-'-'Z' A --5 , H, . ,Y V, . . -.-.....- - . I. ., shy, V, .., ,. -, .fs --'TAT' ' - 1 --' 'H ,L - ' 'S' ' W - -- - -- A- ., :f... - ya- LLB' 9 ' ' ' -. e . ,-. 'J '1 'J.., '19 3 '---- - --we -W- 4 ' ' -4-s,. l Q, M,-- Iii-. K-. N.. -- -I ..... .,..,.-.,. ,,, -- ' Hnrfst, David Hampton and Loo Wedekindi P A group of freshman on initiation day. , Inc Erickson, Donold Dochorty, Gerald Mueller and ' 5 Hampton 0 ,WT K T 5.1 1-iff ,. ,, shmnn girls on initiation day. ofa te Prater, Phyllis Howard, Margnrct McCormick and len Powell. vid Hampton and Helen Powell s Jean Vnnettr, Harkin: Linde, Bonnie Lotheridge Judith Rennison. 2 Bernard Schmidt rnd Davey Hrmpton. haqben Morehead, Paul Deneyr-el, Dick Lane, Leo kind and Dfvy Hampton. M am Q' f' ' '.' , - X X 5 g X.. 3 we e Q K -Ag Ly L. Xfkr M JA. A x MY? L: I Y L. K E ..vV , x 5 N K L. 4 1 A, , - 1 . , 3 g , , J' f Q 2 1 , bv - x , ' , X I ..Y f .f f'5' fu. ' Q' Y Q N '25 mi g A 5 , X ,M .Mwfg- i gi g 5 'S 1, 1,4?, x.,q.. 1 . , K I N , is ,-.,g .nb w..,. , ,yy KSTK x 1 Q if qw X f J - ,W N VX' ri x f . A 'W J PK -,wx . A ..., .. U rag, -' ., ,mf--E-,g i fr K' h K. Q ,t My L .... , A .. V N K wi f I ' P ugh W, I Q, ' q 'EMM M ,Q P Q 1 Q 'Q .ffm ii' 'S 4 -4 Q N ... -., i ,fzfljgs 1 -V N 52 ,s ' 1 -gli if' .2 . mug Q wr . ' I , 'Q 6 X E fy 15 i ii WI -c Y fl 1, fl 2? f o -v'sy. f:f ww . ff: 5,xfHA: -'f' A - W-- 1 i . :E...f W-vi I 5 T WWWTW? CALENDAR - W ..,,,g' U Q., . 5322 SEPTEMBER Sept A .. b QM ' Y Solon 15h Qw 'Duel U - Cfafaxin-J ? f ' I- :- J M Sf' Slflb 5,1 W Initiotion Party ' r if - k . Don't the . s of . t ' '2 V, ,,,' Football Gwwo--Alodo, here 'Y Wwe beat 'em--25 to 12 .RQ -, V Q 26 Football Gaye--L,,c E e, here Nile won! vga 5 to O ocwcssm ' ' October 2 - -Q Football Gore--Alexis, there P NBoat 'ew--12 to 79 x E J- ctober 4 , unior Partv . Hobo's Auf' alle Cc' u 4 ,Q sf: . Ola has 1- 1 W, ., 'ffike Eng F'3'f'g . -9.153 has 4' , Octoboa ' ,Q TC'1Sf':3'-1' n ' '.':11Qn 'U 5 P October 16A Football Gave Vie s'.'1: :oo:1 ' Ron ?Ar'brose, here .oct us--26 to 6 o C 1: obur 9 .,1 U. FFA PC.I't1.' wc ? fffq'3ff21??-f..l treasures I if e ,- V., .- . . . .v me 1 I X 4 ' . I ' -0 YH 4+-5 . '-.:. S4 'i,1g?K':,vN,q V2 'QM KH? itutc i rn .1 tfinj or two 'Afyorrorsi R c --Df . .f fi -44 .LA A s , A , A I Sl rf- --2. tfm ,D , r si N -'S 5 I.- kkmpcffl October 11 End .snort Cf1I iSl Sir: 11.2 :ko Oct obcr 18 ohomoro Party More fun! y X 5 Q + A 11 Q 5 3 x 1 Ag! I 1 'i 2 731 is Qi V I f , 2 , 4 ze .5 -Q ' Q Football Fame--Iluscatine L35 ere - X 3 J Q U , '- 'TCU-fit luck, Rf' '7 to 6 f' Q -5 Se 1 P ay 1- I . Se Cctoh 1- 2 M 4 UJ J J 3- .hS-- 5 1' Q ' A ct October 50 Footlroll Game--Alexis, here We 'iofrfrxetl 'em--14 to O IIOVEMBILR - A November 6 Football Game--RISA, there We swamr'-od 'em--49 to O Noirembczr 6 FHA Hobo Day Thor 'oursi' J.-...N f' 'Q K, ,f M' , November 8 W .Xl sX ft ,AW Freshman Partv ,J X 'x,,,, Sore feet Qvre doncedlr' ' 1 f -X E X K x .K f ' ilbpx ll pw' ' ax ok ay A J J X 1 3. , nl wx X 3 .x ix N, Wwj November 15 X f lI,f, XA' FIU lieotin? x, Wm' 41' .,- U X' Heir-le ru-,tional z:e:1-.ber-sf N 13' .l1J7f1'T 'If fA f sl: fall ,ew Boston, hero XL We v:f31:,1ffgfiO ,t T55 ,s I -' ,X ' .A xf' T 'iii- V ' T Q: 1 i1V.A' A x-.wM?,6 , ll., ggi, .b , if Board and gg-. og-me,-,'g.sH or M --qw, Q f f'T ffl? Od A I q'm ?f:q November- 22 A-J Q W' Ba-sketball Game--Keitlwsburgg, Ivere gk I 97:50 'seat 'em up--49 to 39 No OI' 22 Si 'S End U5h! Another reo 1- t card' No'.'-fiber 25 ' Pest Erorlication Starts Poor thinfrs November 26 Baslzetbcall Garza---Aledo, here - - W-A 1. snack, they neat us--is oO 4Qg7?iL4f , ag , fC,,,1C5Q: .gig 4'M'Nn'iovonber 28-29 ' Qrffff ,7h '5 Thanksqivini Vacation vxfg fh?:'1L:T ur ,n 05, ,--f Th von ,rm b3IG'32:i1f.fg, December f ' Basketbsl Game--Cowl T411 f, bore nUe.WOn,mnutf'r--71 to 384 Decembcr'6 gEfl Basketball Gans--RMA, here f gil HWS skinned 'cm--45 to 309 ',.l.,' W. Dezember 7 N Baskatballfqame-hgsst Ho idp, hsre WCursss, foiled 3591514 o'S4n 4xyKX .xx Q 2 g,,uo 1 Do cmbar 10 1 4' X ,ze netball cam--Kemnsbu 3, there fz'7 3 XX Uwe beat 'em-- 8 to son I' . X 'x Doccnbor l2Xi, X XX ff! Basketball Game--Joi, tE1re N ,f'f HUG cloaned 'ow--29'fD 24N xX?' 1 V X.,3mM De amber 19 Chriwfwiblh Pros am o a D Da DCC mbzr 20 W X D:sk:tP3ll Gnnc--Shcrrird, More bwx Uwe ust,Qnds 't- ?Q ' GS. b X 1-,fffiff fx Ii 3 V econ sr 20 PJHQ Stuignt Body' rogrmn fxfilk Uinjoyod avory mi uta of it!' Dccsmber 2Q:JdnuggjW6gxxfx Christm1s'Vsoq?LQgL,ywN Y UHURRA-H,il?u4xs'?1fw Q1,2:.I,v..i J f . ff January2 Basketball Game--East Kol1nQ,thoro' Jluck turned against us--43 to 290 January 6-10 Rock Island County Tournament We played Cordova and beat 'on--58 to 55 January lO Six Weeks End uNot again?n LS, 55N ,,gQQ f Q!!! Basketball Game--Crion, Fare gyfijff. QL .59-X UAW heck, they beat us 47 to 1 1466 f . ,f 11,3 5,51 WOHQQEigQ3g2 ?fldRQt?'5lg?qf emu ,Ax mf. ,A-A , x lxx -w' f5, 1 X .ll- l ' if ,ffaL',.alEf1'fe ., Q11-0 Q X Jw ra 17 QqSi:'EfMj! H?1xgQQ 3 fxgabw, Basketball Gare- RIA, there 1 ll 1,5 H11 ' 4 XJfi Wwe won o !' 'im my X4 'J January 18 5 Bnsketbsll Game, Rock lsland, there Uwe beat 'em--55 to 55d F fIJJlu .QfAled 3 by nJ0ygbeat u J mnuary 28 Cliff! Basketball Game--Alpha, here ji! NNuts, they bent us--14 to 57N fyygax . ' JW: - , ,l J jf ,f-K, Basketegll ug?p5fCDal V.1lcy, there Ne gin cqxagain 25 to Fzzxzravfuny I , 17 . J February 4 .,?i fr' ilnskuztlixzll Game--Alcdo, hare 5.1! fYIF?n4, we won--57 to U39 gggigh, 3' ,:- xxx, F BTU Qt ' 1 Gave JO , hero 9 UWC ki Gd 'LN 19 to 28W February 7 ' Sinior ?ictur1s 5 NI heard the camera brexku Q uq B1-LS, 121512933 'G21r'e--N l Boston, tl rc ik! We downe 'nm 5 to 54W X0 inderella s narin February 14 , Basketball Game--Sherrzxrd, there UAW heck, they beat us--49 to 48W V508 Fe Basketball Game--Orion, nHock, they beat us--31 to February 18 Basketball Gamo--Alexis, there We skinned 'em--68 to 47 Glynn! A' - I V2 W, , ' X March 4-e Inter Class Baskh urn . Q ,S nExc1tingU ,L fx 'ggggQS3A Wy- ' 5 March 13 FFA Basketball Gamei-Aledo nAnybody want some cocoa?n FFA L- 14:--4 :g4g:-F'- I Y u. 4' i i 4-' Marc Amatu ' +93 53 wwe 1' l HV .: 6 t 1 N ,h v' - .... 'Q l4:'-fvm ' :fix .'ff.1.!'..'i N, . ft Six All School 'Wonderful ,ZS 1 -. M. fin Xl' I f: J K 1 APRIL April 4 gtlkQ?3f'if55'fj' A Good Friday 11,50 BJ-6 'll-'r. Q II 1-ml, -1 X 'X MO echo ol X-fmffehgal K ' X-.. 'S April 11 ,- A' School Dance I eveningn ffm iw April 11 - -N ff? Six Weeks End K This is the END! his - Q IJ' Spanish C s Program fig Interesting, but what were th y saying? Apr-1 ,,.. fif Juni OP Gldfl P.LQ?::5 Our aria oung and Gay' . April 25 ff-N County Track Meet . 0 tx took second place ,J G9 TExY Hard Times Dance .ii J, .5 Dressed in rags' 'gf' ,,jffgr.,6 .3123 gl' f ,, MBI' 9 ' f H Jun or- Senior Partz it 5151: . ' f '.A'- fflg-,. Q V iii j 1 'g,sHT. V, , X Ti . Wig-i'Ei1'f7 4 -:5'ffs.' 'U ' 5 3 9lgiTiT-iwZlssff-H1'i11f:fJf??+22 X an .AM -...K x .4 'ff.'f':' 12.131-'I X :Egg fu! Q3 ,l 'DIU ..A..' . I '-1s 2 Wit SW 3 PMI! ,.-, 5 , we Six VJeeTY'Q ',f' 43: W N At lasiyglg- X 52 sf 1+ .2 I Go N ff be ef, ' f vi' -' S -. Q , nu W ' X Ii' 7'f': 1'- if Z I X X pk' xg , Xe ilif' . :Ffh .45 Ev ra X X . 71215512 .-'-QZQM f 'J' 14 ...S r-ag X x ..- D- ,+ L-1-:Fg.:'f.w'1. .-ff X u s' I, 'USS-- ...Vf':1: . - 'EET X' . if X 'iii ,go g'22tTg,f1,2i,-gre? Al-'fTE. .Q f'?a'.1f?r'2:1f . X .es ' ' if-f--Fl. ' X 1.' 'Fan 1 :Y. U-IQ. 3...-1-9 .-'23 :ga .- -' 1. S rr--fl -i A - I L . s Q X Q 5-,fe U 13.-31, '.'?H -w Q -TYQ' 4 'z' 1'-vsi,-'15-.'- if 'QI iz I 4 iff! 'ifi -gif Y, .f' J! ivfff N i ' X, 2 fr .4 -Ei-.zd'f' f 1.93 T , H - , - Q My . - b PEN!! Q67 'Q P X wi!! I L Qt-iQ54f f , 1- Q?i ' x W -En' 905069.11 93 '15 'qi M--1--J if g......a.1.-J' - - vig ::, ufynii-lfggi? :P -gs -Q,-Q' - i LKQXTTVHUSETU CS I , 1 ,VI .2 32 i. .1 1 3 4 E 1 ' r s f 19 L 1 f FOOTBALL Last fall all the students of,Reyn0ld5' Community High School could proudly exclaim, we've got e football team and Q good one, too. Yes, football was being played for the first time in the history' of our school. Lest spring, thirty boys reported for the first football practices which lrsted four weeks and consisted cheifly of learning the fundamentals and rules of the game. In September l'3-46 twenty seven boys I-ejvorted for prac- tice and 1' :'. ith four- weeks practice and conditioning under' the boiling sun they romped to victory in six of their eight contests. Boll, Rack, Thomas and elasor comprised a swift, alert backficld while Amidon, Bwrnes, Snyder, Kraklow, Elliott, Workman end Seitz made Q formidible line. ' fs LX x f v , f wf it ,'w'1-f' '- . . ' X ,. .,'-I ,' K. rf Y xx f A A ? I 1 I. F. 5- -'x 1,467 ,-'fe ,X 'H X' Vfx.iQ,,Q?tlX ..,...4-., 1. In --tri - ---' -' --we v . 5 K f' . 5X -4-7. S sv I t 151 'H ' -f f 35' xi' A A lY0.7:', ly Y KI 3i-'NX X -481- '-'- 1' .T 7 '---i. N K. in l' 'K V11 ,. F, 1 - ff' ' f' Q' '71 4 ,' Ak .Ing ,gh Q., . h .. W,-QM W fb V s lf'-I jf X 'f.1.' . .' ,'- , 4 Y X ,U-15 V yy x. 21. ,, -H' .g- 50 xjg- :J 'I V ,' , lf, :JL -5.24.1101 X ,J .'f,' :X ' Q I, A Y vi' :A Ti ,ti-g 4- -inn , '- -I if I-may 'Sq ' ', I, ft-ff ,pi-jygx-,f.,' X-.LJ-4 'L::'i .1 , - f- --'ftgt - --f '..f ' -4 ':', ,ff .5'.,. Af? 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A, L , , 5: 4 xr P3 BASKETBALL With but six days practice after the last football game the Reynolds basketball squad went into action against New Boston. They won that gene and proceeded to win fifteen mom while losing only eight. The boys spending their first full season under the helm of Skipper uBusn Thoman played a fine brand of basketball. John Mack, John Bell, Gene Blaser and George McGreer held down starting positions all season while Keith Tomlin and Norman Wait alternated. There were times when it seemed none of them oould'hit, but they neva gave up?-they kept A fine group give the boys the fire when it was n A fine bunch shooting. of cheerleaders were always present to added courage to pull games out of the xcessary. of Nguyen, that's all we can say about the second team. As Coach Woman would ssy, They are the cannon fodder of today that will make the seasoned recruits of tomorrow. Jerry Thomas, Delmar Seitz, Jos Verschoorc, Wayne Anderson, Leo Kelleher, Richard Blngmcn, Don Flaherty, Darrell Johnson, August Korres, Fred Snyder and Duane Rursch are among the boys who will make tomorrows varsity. ,! Lx . ,Nm I 'lfw ,wqjk f-.-. 1 a 'X f I . I .V N If X' 5 ,X , N .rf 5 2-g,Z?.'Tx.J ..f3,5l1'ff'5fffT,r?f1ef XXV 5193 X3 s , Q' - -'. 7'l f U ' II 3 1 ' - 7' 'i' ' xkx ..-..,. H --- I' 5 -D-JE. - .. ,?l 'I P- li -W! A 111,11 ,If -nr ', 4, QAM , Q .--'- ,Fie11f:.,4: -'-1.3115 M.,-, Q Hfine 452-,,'z1' 'ef-4-'QQ ,T-u, '-wgvi 4 I., G4-c by Q AH: h --.owl '1 l X :fi-4 Q-,v, . .. V .5 -, N gf? In , J NN , Kiev ' ,515 W --.- ' I - 'J uf I' '7I,L' - .fx 'f':f'-7 if I Q ,f n.,.'5 4, 1 ' 'VMY 5'T-if fjxx-, h ,,L,..'l'j .-. f-1... 'I-5 .1-,.. f,f 3. iff -.. ,-- A -m,lA FW.? ,, ,734 :lf 4. I. ...-vm 3- el Tl,-fx . -Lu., .Ki'i,.gu-.. I: In IF' 8 YJQYU A . I Lk '.,!t.n.M S:--. -1. ,ff f ... ..1.Z 1 '75-5 sh jj? 'r ' V ,YN:-w,J, K. iii' 4,.-X I . ,Bl 'Rl' i U-j l - --3.1: T,1'32 t.-1- L, ...1Q ,----YMx'Af.Xu1'-:-- -ff.1.oTh'-ix :w - 1 Wg, -' as---' --f:-.-.f-'.,,, . :4:..:::. - 5, - -- ' .agnvn :QW ,hx N, --1. .-Q ,O nh V ....... 5 . .Q 1,.. ....- . .,,.1S-- ,- --1. .. . ws., .. ,..- 1 , W- o----v- e... . -f- . .. ,- .... sf- U.. L-sr , Q- - .- - . s -Q--' .. ,-sn pkg- -. . -... -... N. V, -- ' fx- . ..- - ..f...' .'t ' . 5 ' 'ik' W k ' .-1.-..,,p -.......' w 'vf --- 1 X. K. . 5 P 'i F L ,. S g . 55 E A Q. gl TRACK Dating back to the days of Greek mythology track was a contest of individuel ability and endurance. It remakm the same todey, anyone can run but some run farther and faster than others. Stendouts in thetr own respective events were as follows: Gene Blaser and George NcGreer, pole vault, Robert Amidon, half-mileg William Workman, discuss, Merle Fisher and Darrel Johnson shot put end George McGreer, mile run. Ralph Moffltt, Daryl Kelly, Willard Burton, Doneld Reason, and August Kerres ren in the Frosh-Soph relay et one time or another end were unbeeten. R Some previous inter class track records were tied and, others were broken by the following people in the respective events Gene Eleser 50 yd. dash in 6.15 Gene Bleser tie with E. Johnston 229 yd. dash in 25.5g Amidon, Schmidt, Bell and Bleser 440 yd. relay in 54 fletg Robert Amidon 880 yd. dash in 2.25g George McGreer, mile run in 5.l5g George McGreer 10 ft. l in. in the pole vault. One ell time record was broken by Bill Workman who tossed the discus 116 ft. 51n. gl Q fl 5, 1, q 4 af 1 . 39 A M bil . X 3 5 r. Q si 3 4, ,Q V4 Qi beck uf ako. fpleaer, Jerry Themes and Bell. . Tired Boysg Jerry Thomas, Hob Agmidon, Merle Fisher. L - 2 , ' 'Pcppin um up? Cheerleaders, Luc11le,Hrrge, end Helen. Rudy to stsfrt, Lct's go Boys . , 2 Here we Vgo again, 'Ihe Second Temn. 'lhey look happy, muaf have won. l 1 , Touchdown coming up. '2 4 8' Hep! f Cnrdful there nm. c .Keeping the bench wrrm, Hey IHel1a's. Turn around Alice. A , Lineamcn, Dick Bingmnn and Kenny Ziemer. fllve and one Half Cheerleaders , left to right ere: w Litoille Johnston, Margie rBoru:ffQ, Helen Mueller, Gloria , ' -ik K 'sg Fiahr, Doris Smith and Evelyn Anderson. ' - Bell, Free throw mm. murcloChnmp1ona, Net,DAstcrs e loft to right 11. 5 A' 1STi1j335?4 , iw, gg' 1 was M, W N M, Q ,vs 45 N-15351K s vi, Us 4 Q in Af 5 1 - l m ::... ----fe' slum M IWW lil is 111 iii 3 ' Jw gil' A ilkl Y ae 95-' 3: if 0 4 3 .s is P 952.35-4: ' Q b x U + A. 2 Q 2 Q S 5 1 5 2 2 E r : P, Qi X 1, -'v ' , - 4 P Q , ve +- Q Qxv, E iff-532.2 E ww A 491' 1 - '45 XT ww if Q- ,sw W 'sn , mx ' v 5- 'Y I , .Y ah. . ., 2552: I: ' I 's -H: -,Q ii W- A Q 'T' Qi: ma W x 1 ., . . X X X X L M , L E L . Eg i Y f ' Q Q is qi Egg ig ia Z? Q Q ii 'A X an I ,sf gill ki Y' x mm. x - N ll at as sg, Qt I . 1 :1 ' K Q, i , . 5 Y 3 5' H L L ,tivw , x 2. 8- 1 ' ...Qs Q5 M ,Q ,Q N :.., .-,', :Ky x v K gf. . 2' yi gy wQ,E.. is Q img , Q ,Y tw-N B+, fx -wg .k ai 4.5. Q X A ww ws X ,. X A x f x . N .l , wp ff 1-.-Q S? Q 5 FE 3 3 THE PIETY HILL BOARD OF CLUB AND CLASS OFFICERS OF REYNOLDS COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL The Piety Hill Board of Club and Class Officers of Rey- nolds Community High School, fCommonly referred to as Stu- dent Councill is comprised of all students who were duly elected leaders and representatives of the clubs and classes of Reynolds High School. This group held meetings each Wed- nesday noon to discuss school policies and bring their crit- icisms, complaints and suggestions before the other members. Here many of the school's policies are formed. Also Mr. Bridgford presented suggestions and suggested actions for the approval of the council members. Through these meetings an attempt was made to gain a marked degree of cooperation and attain school spirit. i. ,. i. H Agriculture Front row, left to right, 1-'ill Brown, Jim Webster, Jim Elliot, inton, Donald Reason, Donald Oak vin Oak, and Robert Barnes. Second row, left to right, Mr, Spivey, James Stetson, Leo Kelle Anderson, Marvin Mueller, Johnl Snyder, Gene Blaser, Jim Virgil Hofer, Lowell Titter- , Wendell Rexinger, TfHar- ard Bewley, Dale McKillip and Unyne Tompkins. Third row, left to right, Ralph Moffitt, Leo'WedekHng, Haynes, Pat McManus, Lyle her, Richard Krueger, Wayne ack, Arnold Rennison, Rich- G 1 1'-r bert Mueller, Donald Flaherty, Malcolm Keller, John Bembonek 4 James Wedekind, George HoGreer, Fred Snyder, Richard Crstle, Paul Price, hilliam Price. Fourth row, left to right, Glenn Krueger, Nsrion Oak, Frank Kellogg, Richard Callahan, Killian Schvab, Iillium Lorkman, K Vern Struble, Dunno Rurseh, Donald Kiddoo, Lewis Fowler August Kerres. 1 . 6 i -1 S 4 I f r x x f, 4, 31 , E I' lf. - 254.-'3 , . 'fi'-Hia s LA A AN I .., we- M. . 'H - vs- -v-of-'-' lfE?gQAEQ, ,1 ., ff 1 arf- 1 lf 17' ,N I I x G '14 xy -. Iflxxx-W 7,8 . ' L5 nw I kg ' . e,!.- O 41' 'Qvg.iNXff. 'HS 1 k 3'3 15 12' ', seqyiufyq fff ,- 'W Q. -,wwf 'mfrixif w - pf .H LJ4 'vu ws'- 5':Q15ia W 1-:QI A 3 1, .A - ,,,' 32-' ,-A '--,kI,: f,.,, . y8t:'f1!f.H I,'xflE:'! I-J .5-,?' -iff . . ,' 1 . I, 2 Q qw, I. , W-, nh : 5 .- 9- . - G ' 3+ H gsiqr s3It5 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Virgil Hofer President Lowell Titterington Vice President Donald Reason Secretary Don Oak Treasurer James Webster Watchdog James Elliott Reporter The chapter comprised a total of forty-eight red blood- ed American farm boys. During the year they carried on a number of activities that kept everyone hustling. On October 3 the officers of the local chapter attended the leadership training school conducted at Media, Illinois. They spent the dey conducting meetings, observing various demonstrations and enjoyed 2 fine banquet in the evening. With the knowledge gained from their observance, they are helping to make the Reynolds Chapter one of the best. Y Q, . Q. They embarked on their first social mission of the year when, on the evening of October 9 they were hosts to the FHA. Everyone hed e swell time and everybody went nswimming' in cider. During the letter pert of the month on November and December Q Pest eradication contest wes held. Points were given to each clrss according to the number and specie of the pests or rodents killed. Q During the basketball season the boys affiliated with the Aledo Chapter challenged us to e series of besketbell games, one set to be played in the AHS gym end the next set to be played in the RHS gym. The boys from Reynolds defin- itely showed their metel by winning all four games. d Last August many of the members exhibited their jrdpro- jects at the district fair st Roseville, Illinois, with pleasing results. Some continued exhibiting and took their projects to the Aledo fair and lvter the International livestock Expontion. A still lerger number ere planning to show next yeen A summary of the totrl earnings of all the products are as follows: Pork Production: 55 sows and litters 2 purebred cows 1 purebred calf 1 purebred heifer ., - H Total animals in projects----is I v Total pounds produced-----5 O99 Total earnings ------ F-31 48i.51 Income from ShCWiDg-----5617.61 . W 14 ig P 5 ii . if Poultry Production: 520 laying hens 1,475 chicks Sheep Production: 57 ewes 1 ram Rabbit Production: Corn Production: 44.5 acres 18 A of Hybrid Seed Oat Production: 45 acres Potato Production: 5 acres Total Total Total Total Total Total Total Total Total Total Total Total Total Total Total Total birds in projects---1,775 pounds of pvultry--w6,706 eggs produced---H512 doz. earnings-m -------- 3996.11 animals in projects ---- 77 pounds produced---f-5,869 earnings ---------- 3800.50 animals in projects---204 earnings ---------- 6107.57 pounds produced- ----- e622 bushels produced-5,547.60 earnings---- ---- 52,675.54 bushels produced----2,5g0 earn1ngs--- ----- ---31,2 8 bushels produced-------40 earningse-------------S63 The chapter is planning to hold monthly meetings during the vacation months, 1 - , Q A gi.. .J 'af' 0 E -A X '71 -tif?-'W 7 fist -..-fic lf- jxi .-QQ-Lk'!! .--..-.,.fN-9'jLX of Yffx Q Q Yfw X.:?fT.sFl7iVff ' Ffh .Q-.. 23-'Q ff? 1 .4 'L'i':'H 5255 'ff-yf'2?Z'3ff,i.'f -'Ui'-tg..-'ill BL-,,::.. 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I row, Peggy Jo Irwin, Pansy Gaunt, Darleneffeterson, r, Donnie Banner, Jackie Krueger, Phyllis Boney, Grady, Jean Rursh, Judith Rennison, row, Betty Waggener, Marian Lindy, Marilyn Walker , Crawford, Verlea VanDolah, Verna Wangelin, Harriet Fern bestian, Helen Powell, and Patricia Burton. ' row, left to right, Delores Johns n, Helen Harfst, Killer, Marilyn Kay, Doris Vanata, Lois Rursh , Mundt, and Lorbetta Reddick. left, Marilyn Ualker right, Dorothy Kerres, and Delores Johnson. s i s A 4 L , oyKQMAkE,?5HA xbKXTVlf X A7 , Vs I, fx X 1 'ff' N... ..'y,1 1 X 53 A3 ffgffff.-f-'7'7f s:3.3:f7.13- 'Z D Q 'Z'g?g:4l.sf', ' N 'nv fn.. Dry- ,--3 ff .- 'j,1',7.,' nf '13-l 1 Il IU.. 14:1- . 7 vtreilz fi ' Q- 1-'T 'y 44, P A ,ey -,,,x1f,i fi e gidqQfMHuUvaQ? FUTURE HOMEHKKERS OF AMERICA JoAnn Nice President Waneta Carlson Vice President Lois Onken Secretary-Treasurer Clarice Elliott Councilor Evelyn Anderson Reporter The emblem of the Future Homemakers of America :.signi7 fies that the homes of America are in the hands of its youth, and rays of light are being sent out from good homes to all parts of the world. One hand is a girl's and the other is a boy's. The Future Homemakers of America is the national organ- ization of the students studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools of the United States. The FHA is composed of chartered state 'associations which in turn are made up of local chapters in junior and senior high schools offering homemaking. ' The Reynolds chapter is proud of one member who has won distinction in the work of the FHA. JoAnn Nice, president of our chapter, was elected Secretary-Treasurer of Section 10 of Illinois. 5, ' Our Chapter is planning on sending a delegate to ' Camp Green Bay at Bloomington, Illinois for FHA girls, Aug. 12-16. Lois Onken has been chosen as delegate and Marilyn Walker as her alternate. This year the FHA girls ordered T-shirts with the FHA emblem on the front of them. On October 2 the FHA sent a box of gifts to children in Holland. On November 6 a hilarious time of hiking to Waneta Carl- son's home and having a wiener roast and games was enjoyed. This was our Hobo Party and was our first party. Part of the FHA girls, on March 18, served at the FEA Banquet. This was a big event as it was the first time for some of the girls to serve a meal of this nature. Motto-TOWARD NEW HORIZONS Colors-RED AND WHITE F1 owe r-REID ROSE Our Chapter has enjoyed many interesting and uenjoyeble meetings this year. 44 ax f' - if 1 !f9' ' -nf N HN z., ft. 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'i?!.!k. ' E is M? f 5 is ,, - A' ..,.. - ' ' ll Q ,, W M., as .-1 - . . ,za-' z, A z K X M I X if f Q35 F t 1 -f ,, Li. ii -11 5 Q R3 if my 73 N355 5' 2 - Qi H -- K lu 1 NSAHM xx f X ,S . , . . , f.,. ?'W . ' . 4 x . E Hginwt , Q' E... ' A X R- Qs' as ,S-X I Ni? I Q i- ,kd 65. , , iw r . . .R as Q - -wr jr ,N . '13 2 if Senior Play Lois Bolis Marvin Oak Naomi Oak Gloria Fuhr Blanche Wlnegard Janet Pettit Doris Smith Jim Brown Keith Tomlin John Bell Malcolm Keller Majel Schriver ???????????? CAST Daisy Krupp Henry Gooher Delilah Worts Susan Parkins Miss Priscilla Marian Carter Jill Carter Jack Loring Frank Harlow Garter Bluebeard Bronson Pill Wilkins Patricia Arnold Headless Phantom On the evenings of October 24 and 25, 1946, the senior class presented UHobgoblin Housen, written by Jay Tobias. This was a mystery comedy in three acts directed bylhk Harold Griffith. The play revolved around a rich old aunt who bought a house to live in so her two nieces wouldn't marry the 'gold diggersn they loved. Peadless Phantoms, screaming skulls, ringing bells, and ghosts appeared all through the play. The two negro servants and the nHenglish Housekeepern helped make the atmosphere even more spooky when they saw ghosts everywhere. Through the efforts of the girls ngold diggern sweethearts, the spooks--kidnappers--were captured. The house was made peaceful and the girls were allowed to marry the bane. 1 v 1 1 4 JUNIOR PLAY Vernon Castor Mary Eloise Weiss Rosalie Pettit Jerry Thomas Lucille Johnston CAST Steward Mrs. Skinner Cornelia Otis Skinner Otis Skinner Emily Kimbrough John Wood Purser Eugene Blaser Dick Winters Vern Struble Admiral Helen Mueller Beatrice DeMoulin Delmar Seitz Harriet St. John Winifred Blaugh Leo McEvoy Marilyn Bonnen Inspector Rosslee Baldwin Therese Marilyn Welker Jim Boney John Wood A sparkling 3-act comedy Young end Gay,n was presented by Madam Elise Monsieur De Le Window Cleaner entitled, nOur He rts Were the Junior Class on Friday Croix Evening, April 18, . The play, based upon the book by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough. Here are the sparkling and exuberant escapedes of two delightful girls of nineteen, CCGOrne1ia Skinner and Emily Kimbrough 1, who are determined to prove how nmature and Cosmopolitann they can be on an uproarious and charming trip to Europe s Contracting practically everything from measles to love, Cincluding bed bugsl, the two young things had the audience chuckling to themselves when they weren't laugh- ing out loud. 1 N R A, f' fd :af f V X ,7,ff15ffQ.-.l'f51-f P'.:fY'E3iisei'rf 'Je lx a r In A sei -f-5n.--- Y ,'Ff5.q:ff..i :.5?-'f' J-'ia gg -- 2..:,rG.?:l'-jffhu :.-5-'JVM' ,I AA ,P gf!! g,,g::3?4'.XN ' if-2 xfe.-??'+3:2f:d, fx-f,: iii '7 '-1 34 Qu' Liv?-J A? ' .Kq5iaf4:f7 p:'fT4w4.h4vfmag,f1MJ'yTwe'7+ir:C3--f-f-:- -L: me-fl, 41- X !,,u ,L-A ztuigefigsg' .53 ,. -ff 1 ,ip J I-: '6,, ,,. j1igT-:gT,:-,L - a-..- on S, -fe' e-'fe-'fx .a Az: -M ........ 'f,:4'.L5..5 I , . V- -jf W 4 5. N ggy:-gm v'--'x..- ,, ., ,,. ,-.. x... ..-.- .... ,,.. , nik--4 - -L1-,. , .Q -1-rs- :Q-ug'----.. . --- 5 ...T -s - .fx f., I ,,,, ,x,,- A -... gg, R-,..'..--..... - 5, ' ' -.I ....-.,----- --'-- -..,. R BOYS CIUB John Mack President Richard Bingman Vice President Delmar Seltz Secretary Eugene Blaser Treasure Marvin Gak Sr. Representative James Boney Jr. Representative Wayne Anderson Soph. Representative David Kistler Fresh. Representative Another year, 1946-1947 has been a very successful year for the Boys Club under the capable leadership and advice of John Mack, President and Mr. Hurlbutt, advisor. Although they solidly retained the age old custom tthat man should be the master of the house, they cooperated to the fullest extent with the opposite sex for the execution of several all school dances. In order to teach the girls that they wcrefnot the only pebble on the sand the Boys Club declared Wwoman Hating Week. The same point system as was used last year was used again with a rating for football added. At the close of the football season it was decided by the football players that they would rather have minature gold footballs rather than separate letters and the Boys Club Heads readily agreed 0 4 f Y e For one whole week preceeding an all school dance the masculine faithfuls left their whiskers grow. At the end of one week 'three types were the most prominentg the peachfuzz the mush'oru h d ' '5 s an a iew bedraggled sidebur-ns. The Boys Club is truly devoted to the principles of student welfare, and has done much this fyearl to add to the enjoyment and betterment of men at RCHS. r fx rj X f K4-X, f kg 3 ' .1--5'f:1z1l f 'V . 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P:-L A X, ' --' . .Q wf - : :gif -- :gf A-. ..:,s:- - l..-rf, + - 5 1 Z., O GHLSCME Doris Smith President Phyllis Howard Vice President Rosalie Pettit Secretary Bonnie Danner Treasurer Lois Jenn bait Senior Representative Lucille Johnston Junior Representative Jackie Krueger Sophomore Representative Phyllis Honey Freshman Representative Another year, 1946-1247, has been s very successful year for the Cirls' Club, undcr tho capable leadership ann advice of Doris Smith, pr:sidcnt, and Mrs. Ruth Thoman , l sponsor. The Girls' Club met once a Month during sctivity period to discuss dsnccs fnd parties sponsored jointly by the Boys' and Girls' Clubs. After osch meeting interesting progrmm wpr: conducted. Among th: numbers enjoyed were menv songs and instrumental numbers by the studonts and by numerous faculty numbers. The Club has helped make improvements in thc school such as cleaning up the study hall aftgr every noon but its primary lnt:r,st is tht betterment of student wolfcrc :nd providing whdrsoncntsrtsinm nt For tht pupils. Th' first party sponsored by the Girls' and Boys' Club 'sms th., Frsshm n Initiation Party, 'September 15th. 'Uthrr members of the Clubs saw to it thot the Freshmen were thc required costumes. xxsilxnaurvwclaf ' , ., ,,,1A .-B 4, l left to right, Jesn Wait, Janet Petit, Lois l1e,' Naom1 Oak, Majel , Blanche Winegard, Rosalie Daldwin, Miss Dikeman, row, Phyllis Boney, Patsy Grunt, Peggy Jo Irwln, Jo ton, Patricia DeBord, Dorothy Crady,, Helen Powell, Bush, Marjorie Mueller, Marjorie Boruff. row, Patricia Delllt, Lery Koch, Bonnie Danner, Jackie Fern Bestian, Myrtle Hundt, oHl3en Mueller, Rosalie , Lucille Johnst n, Phyllis Howard, Margaret McCormich row, Waneta Carlson, Evelyn Hollenbeck, Nancy Castor, ffenson, Marilyn Bonnen, Helen Harfst, Harriet Amidon tt, Rosemary Wood, Helen Jean Qaylor, and Doris Q Boys Chorus Elliott, Dale Carlson, X 1 ron, left to right, Kiss Dikemen, Delmgr Seltz, Norman Malcolm Keller, James Elliott, Morton Mueller, James , ' ' row, left to right, Wendell Kistler, Richard Eewley, Harfst, Willard Burton, Wayne Erickson, Dale HcKif1ip left to , Robert KoKey, Marion iOnk, Dale 1 9? 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We hope to always have such a nice and complete line of books in our library and we also hope we are deserving of the smiling service and courtesy from Librarians, as we have received this past year. WUI! -wiv 4-J . 54- -zz' , . fl jg 4 x- fl Q Q ss. fa. - I, ii 'n nf, - .1 f. 5. spy - Hsw Q Q My 54,-. .Q 5- '. --.U '. 5- ,-.1?'-1'l fg 'Q . J-M. ..l. , W, Sfee 2 w -tk wee s z fee .lhqwl '. h. . ga,-, . sp+ 5 +'vgQ ,., l Hmm li :IP Lf l VA.. ...Q . ' :- 't3'I'g 'oi llgg . W N My , 4 y N , lllllli 5lllll 1 .Q 'E E 1, 1 ,- Ei SECOND GENERATION Once upon a time there was a handsome young man, fe- cently graduated from Knox College, who had decided to make teaching his life profession. He began what was to be his life work in the neighboring village of Grion. The above mentioned young man left Orion in the year 1923 and in the year 1924 he brought his talentsikiv.-Hynplw Community High School. leynolds then was not the large high school it is now, largely through his efforts. In the twenties he hed among his pupils the following persons who this year have children attending Reynolds High School where this gentleman with s touch of grey et the temples is still teaching. Mrs. Alice Carlson Bonnen, Mother of Marilyn Bonneng Mrs. Mary Gorey Quayle, mother of John Quayle: Mrs. Miriam Asquith Johnston, mother of Lucille Johnston: John Kelley,- father of Daryl Kelley: Mrs. Florence Kelleher McManus,motha' of Pat McManus: Mrs. Mildred Fetter Spivey and Thomas Spivey mother and father of Lyle Spivey: Mrs. Gladys McDonald Hahn, mother of Elizabeth Jahn and Mrs. Opel Morrison Irwin, motha' of Peggy Jo Irwin. By the law of mathematics when can we count upon the third generation? Time fl16ssdoesn't it Mr. Bridgford. I a 1 1 k 1 F -. 4 Q -Q a A 1 ,. 1 . if -' 2 Q ildila-fmiluul 711-Kmmizinuwlss 5 a x X: a i is 1. , ,X W' Q MN .g-X A Yi .w ' NSN Q7 5 , if s Qi Q . S x 6 is :Q 'itrn'ir,x1L4:r x!lmw.lb:'.11L mmwm-mime lz'mnai,mIi-'ali ' 125 KEY TO AUTOGRAPHS 1-The most disturbing persohe 2-The quietest person. best hnmored person. 5-The 4-The best girl singers 5-The noisest person, 6-The 7-The neatest boy, 8-The 9-The boy with the biggest feet. 10-The tallest girl-in school, 11-The best friend in school, 12-The most mischievous boy, 15-The 14 best boy singer. -The neatest girl. 15 16 -The -The 17-The smallest girl in school. 18-The 19 -20-The 21 22 -The laziest boy. most likely to succeed. -My secret love. ' I -The shortest boy in school. 25-The lsziest girl in school. 24-The most likely not to supqggd 1' -The tallest boy in SChO01,N er-ssgjfisf if a sg? girl who has the lx prettiest hair girl who has the best personalit boy who has the best personality. girl who has the longest hair boy who has the prettiest hair.