Sandoval High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Sandoval, IL)

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Donald Belcher. Bob Evans. 0 Q . Harold Gramlick. Joe Jett. . . . Alex Korzenewski Wanted . .To go to college CCrazy beyl . . . . . To be called an alumnus. . . . .For mine, I'1l ask Santa Claus. . To be Earnest Tubbs double. .A model UTW. Albert Kuhn..Some one to ride with me in my new Hudson. B111 Lam ers. a u 1 e e 0 o o 0 Q n .An NAR in English' Stanley Lieth. .A certain policeman to come up missing. Bill Niepoetter. A KMike???l . . . . . . To make good at something. Tom Nieolay. .A leave with a little blue-eyed girl, and to get to be an Admiral in three months. I I C I U I C I I O l I I Joe Ross . . . . Bill Sides. . . Arthur Wiedle. . Norman Stein.. . Clifford Talbot. Betty Maloy. . . Richard Walton. Leland halen. . Earl Wilkinson . Kenneth Meador. Ada Anderson. . Eleanor Bates. . Marie Bradford. Clarice Bushnell Mary Crane. . .- Lois Foltz. . . Mildred Hill. . Imogene Nelson. Marilyn Quayle. Ramona Rains. . Betty Richeson. Dortha Robertson Mildred Sanders. Jean Satterlee. Emma Lou Seidel. o s s 0 e o o o All or nothing at all. . . . . .... . . . A sailor suit. . . A woman who won't double cross me. 0 0 0 u Q 1 nA handle bar mustachei . . I'm blue eyed but I'd like to .be ' sweet and interesting, . . Blue eyed, sweet, and interesting. .Someone waiting for my ship to come in bds ides me . . . . . . . . . . .A discharge button. . . . . .To get married. ...Lw'blond to love me. . .Te be a good wife. . . . . . . . . .A certain sailor. O I O 0 C U O O O I 0 I Ring on my finger and a piece of paper in my hand. .A . .A G.I. and a sailor for changes. . . . . . . . To go to college. -. . . . . .A little Austin fCarJ, Justsomeone to love.' . To keep the things that I'vo got. .A ring to match the one I'm wearing. Blue eyed, sweet, athletic. .Someone tall, dark, and handsome with a good car. . . .A new bus for the future classes. . A man ..A job as secretary for a good looking oss Betty Sharp. . . .'. . . . .Four A's on my report card. Genevieve Ward. . . . . . . . . .A certain G.E. Mary Whalen. . . Homer Johnson. . 0 o o u o a o A certain many . .To scrub decks in the Navy. 1

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Ada Anderson. . Eleanor Bates. . Don Belcher. . . Marie Bradford. Clarice Bushnell Mary Crane. . . Bob Evans. . . . LQis'Foltz. . . Harold Gramlick. Mildred Hill. . Joe Uett .... Homer Johnson. . Alex Korzenewski Albert Kuhn. . . Bill Lammers. . Stanley Lieth. . Betty Haley. . . Kenneth Meador. Imogene Nelson. Bill Hiepoetter. Tomny Nieoley. . Bob Holler. . . Marilyn Quayle . Ramona Fein: Q' Betty Rionuscnar portha Hobertsnn Jes Ressf . .', Mildred Sanders. Jenn Sattewloe, Emra Lou Seidel, Betty Sharp. . . Bill Sides. . . Norman Stein. . Clifford Talbot. Richard Halton. Genevieve Ward. Mary Whalen. . . Leland Uhalen. . Arthur Hiedle. . Earl Wilkinson . I FAVORITE O n 0 O 0 I 0 l U A 0 s l I I I I l ' I A o u I . . . . H1111 Buy That Dreamu O C U 1 , 'X..J,, SONGS ' ' .UI Donft Care Who Knows Ita 0 u Q 0 nn'It To Be You ' . . . .nI'll Be Seeing Youu . . . .uSentimental Journeyn . . . mln The Middle of Meyu .HI Can't Begin TouTel1 Youn . . . . . .,. . . Symphony . . . . . nwaterloou . .none More Dreamn . . .... uAlwaysW . YYesterdays Tearen . .nwitheut A Sengn . . . . Wsaturdey Nightn . . . . . . . .nsymphenyu . .uPolonaise BY Chepinn . . . .nOne More Dreamn . . . . .uIt Had To Be Yeuu . . . . . . All Of My Life nSweetheart Of All My Dreomn . .. .... . . .nSterdustW . .'. .nI'll Bo Seeing Yeuu uShow He The Tay To Go Home' . . . .UI'l1 Bo Seeing Youu .NI'Can't Begin To Tell Youn nSweethcart Of All my Dreamu nSwoetheert Of All Hy Dreemn WI'm Always Chasing Roinbowsn . . . ... . NI Wish I Known Hit Might As Well'Bc'Spr1ngn en For The Train To Come Inn . . .UIt's Been A Long, Lohg Timen Q O U U I O I I F nad t A 'Hr v l'i, .L . . . UYou Belong To My Heurtu . UMendy le Twon on For The Train To Como Inn . . .VIt's Been A Long, Long Timcn . . .UYou Belong To My Heartn . . UDorling, I Love You Son . .'. . . . . . . . nTampicoW . . WI Cen't Begin To Tell Youn

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September October 4 ll 18 18 18 20 28 23 2 5 8 8 8 ll 12 15 19 25 26 nCa1endarn September School opens and classes begin. --Sandoval vs. Patoka, there, in the first basketball game of the season and an overwhelming victory for the Blackhawks. --T he fisst meeting of the Senior class was held for the selection of officers. --Sandoval vs. Woodlawn, there, and a second victory for Sandoval in baseball. Baseball fans skipped school and went to the game but spent the following three days after school making up time. The Dramatics Club showed its first ability on the stage with a game of nTruth or the Conseqnencesn. Not bad was it? Patoka vs. Sfndoval, here, and just another baseball victory for the Blackhawks. The Seniors ordered their class rings which should be here before Christmas. October -D Carlyle vs. Sandoval, there, in baseball and again victory for the Blackhawks. Okawville vs. Sandoval and what do you think? Another baseball victory. Sandoval vs. Ashley, there and victory which assured the Blackhawks the trophy. Mrs. Dame joined her husband who returned from two years of service overseas. Students greet Hrs. Agnes Wehrle who took the classes of Mrs. Dame. Initiation of Freshman Home Economics girls. Lots of fun. The students as well as the end of the first six weeks. Welcome was given to Mr. returned from service. The Senior class held a Betty Richeson as their the season. Crahl rah! teachers celebrated Herklehack who meeting and selected cheer leader for ra11!D The Senior boys showed their dramatic abilitf in the greatest style show that has ever hit Broadway in Sandoval. Hurrah! Hurrah! Teachers meeting. Vacation for students.