Reynolds Community High School - Yearbook (Reynolds, IL)

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Q My e,l,.an nr rox An adtomat c foot to klck the nolsy students out of the halls at noors nrs lanchez An uDCllSh IV class th t doesn't sleep all perlod 1rs Nelson A solld geometry class that w1ll learn thelr formulas u1SS Johnston A gum detect1on machlne that w1ll natch the um from the students mouths as they come to .m PlStOKy Irs Anderson A larger room for her many v1s1tors and loafers Ar 'yder new skeleton that 1sn't w1red together LP Mltchell An annual staff that w1ll get thelr wrlte ups 1n tlW6 Mr Whltesell More students to use for the speech contests lss Byers bookkeeplng class without so much pep r Hurlbutt A shop bus that wlll actually run w1thout belng pushed S JUIKS An mg class that knows what ar up ide-down cake ls. Kaplan x boys chorus for next year Qchaff 1 football team that can block Townsend x basketball team w1th all slx footers s Schuelter xH rzand boy to run her errands Llndberg and Mr illmer A set of cowbells so they can be found hen needed F-N87 lC.,l.t H I Glenna xcker, do w1l and bequeath my neatly combed ha1r t Lula Harland keep those curls 1U 1lace,Lula ji!! 442 jzgbffg, ina! C flj I George ttlg, do w1ll and bequeath my shyness axd blushlng face to Georbe Dunker It'll make you look more modest Georfe A My ff I, larllyn Baker, do wlll and bequeath my ab1l1ty Sgimake st aight 'AH' o Jayne Woolley Better work a l1ttle harder Wavne W VME? . A H fx 1 . J , W To V . ' .z ' f. ' ' 1 1 . To V . F : T O ' a ' . To I . : ' ' ' . To wo- : I . - . S I ,X 1- - ' u 1 o To F . : ' ' ' . To H' q LL I .L . . Q To I . ' : ' ' ' - ' on A. o To I Q l : 'A X 0 To ll. I A . 0 To M . : ' ' ' ' ' To Mr. Mckelveyz More fellows who can cook for noon lunches. To Hr . ' : , , v , 3 , ' To Ur, : A ' . To nr. ' : I ' . To Hr. : . ' ' - . To Jr . : f e ' . To Mr. ' L . 1' : l 'J 0 , l el lx e . ' 1 a . f ' o D , . 3 . ,e C , V 4 r , nt . I. 1 . '-' v . il X . , Q o 7 f I pf i, , L. . I. . . .A , t V Q l I J I 1 4 ,r-j l Kc

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We started the ear w1th paper and scrap drlves. Later we sold claper dans, sllk scarve , t1es, hammers, spudnuts, metal sponges, Chrlstmas cards, and wrapplngs, every-day cards, statlonary, school p1ns ready yell, napP1ns, and calendars. The senlor trlp, you know! HHow does ny t1e look9U Uls m ha1r 1n place? UBoy, do you look snazzyqn Yes, these were some of the remarks heard on October 16-awe had our plctures taken At our hO1EC3WlUg game w1th Stronghurst on November 2, V155 Donna Dixon, senlor, re1gned as queen. James Fuhr and Norman Sproston, co- captalns, were her escorts JoAnn Hofer, senlor attendant, was escorted by Kenneth MCG1UnlS The class play, N.mazinv Grac1e', under the d1rection of hr. hltG sell, proved qulte successful Don Deloulln, who had a leadlng part, On December 6, the class sponsored the nBHdd1GS of the airlanes Show W The senior square dance set also appeared at the program The set included Jotnn Hofer, LaVerne Krueger, Ruth Barlett, Kenny McCorm1ck Barbara Iedeklnd, rl yd Vroman, Mona Lea Kadel, and Jlm Terrlll ls the flrst semester drew to a close, we all reallzed that we had only one more senester left at good old Reynolds High The time passed qulcklv, and soon it was tlme for the events whlch h1 hl1vhted our sen1or year Class Nlght, Baccalaureate, Graduatlon, and our senlor traln trlp to New Orleans e are all sorry to leavf R C H o , but the tmme has come when we m st go out and nake fur place ln the world Ie hope that our class the class of 1952 wlll always be remembered. un V A . L . ' r s ' . A. . , , . , H U A L A I I . . , . A L. 1 KLA . . . . . . A , D ., . , L . - . . I A . g, . was injured in football and was replaced by a junior-Jim Mueller. ' r Q O . F ' J .1 .1 wig - vw G, 1 ' ' O ' A 1. A ' 0 . , , . , . .9 . c D O . ,. . . ii A . . , . wr-lr ' , ' .J . o ov o A o . ' A ln M ' ,. ' I .' 1'

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I, Ralph Barlett, do will and bequeath my ability to cook to anyone in the homemaking class that may need it. I, Shirley Bestian, do will and bequeath my long legs to Ginny Todd, so 4 u . it will take longer to do the Charleston. Q94f!54Q EQEE Z Ji?Qd3fQi,w, I, Lorraine Beiri, do will and bequeath my bright red pedalpushers to little Mary Kranz, so she won't be so invisib e xJ2AlL, I, Margie Carlson, do will and beoueath my ability to keep quiet in the halls to Virginia uggles Keep it down to a ye ,Ginny I, Robert Carlson, do will and bequeath my English cr d ts to Marvin Rursch They might come in handy,Mar'v1.n B Gp Can Q I, Alberta Crawford, do will and bequeath my ability to sew to Dorothy Kranz so she can make those red flannel oagamas next year g421fww-L I, Sara Danner, do will and bequeath m Jerry Lewis lau to Lloyd Fox Your hair cut and my laugh may run Jerry out of business '24figLaL4JZ5?o'1IMUQILAY I, Don Dedoulin, do will and bequeath my ability to make touch downs to Lewie Terrill They will need one good football player I, Donna Dixon, do will and bequeath my long hair tiajanet Weir, so she won't have to comb her imagination www Q74-md I, Donna Doonan, do will and bequeath my good nature to rlene Stropes We, LePoy Fowler and LaVerne hrueger, do will and bequeath our ability A smile goes a long ways Marlene stay after schaol, Pragiice makes perfect boys fllfff I, James Fuhr, do will and bequ 1th my ability to get into mischief to Vernon Cook shy lead a dull life Vernon' Huh Z MX? We, John Hampton, Don Manner, and Kenny 1cG1nn1s, do will and bequeath our boxing abilities to lloyd Terrill, Johnnie Powell, and Lyle Carlson You' need so e hing to protect those small frames boys uf af jf jyjgffimmwj I, Jo-Ann Hofer, do will and becueath my ability to 4a7g2?L mth any member of the faculty to Jim Hofer Let's keep it in the family Jim Zm ' ' 43 ' 0 s 9 . u A 1 . . . C i . ' .A I . . . U L A . O 1 elf ' A . ' J L , . . . to skip school to Danny Bopes and Larry Elliott, so they won't have to V, 'f2Ql,,.'1 . . .. 7, AQ, 3. T' I . D H W . . . 1 ' O I - . g 1 , . Y! I . . . . . ' . O