Scottland High School - Memoriae Yearbook (Scottland, IL)

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H1 Nelghbors Our Board of EdLlC?ltlOI1 Webb Conner Albert Dunn Stanley 133111511 Bert Presxdent Forrest Long fellow We A ,,,. We appreclate the effolts of our gen erous and capable Board of Educatlon These f1V6 men are responslble for many lrnprove ments around ou1 school whlch make the Scottland Communlty Hlgh School what It one of the best schools ln thls part of the state Maestro Herman Spencel ff ' ' 99 9 .Ury X I' :L F 4 an 8 ' l Af' Q l , A . C . . is - N . . C 1 .

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Eddle Bonwell Earl Grubb Leon Francls Vlrglnla Scott MISS Doepfner Coach Holloway MISS Throckmartm Lavonna Cook Idella McCauley Donna Ruth Brlght John Parkay Jxm Berry Bob Travls Mary Llttlefleld Lela Huffaker Alta TYHVIS Barbara Huffaker Stanton W1mS8tt Mr Spencer Martha Scott Ramon Straw Hugh Fulton Our Theme Sonvs Lucky Lucky Me You Were Meant For Mei I Be My Loxe Tennessee Waltz Hot Rod Race Too Fat Polka All the Thmgs You Are All My Love My FOOllSh Heart Aba Daba Honeymoon Lazybones Smoke Smoke Smoke My Heart CFIGS For You Smlles Put That Rmg On My Fmger Beautlful Brown Eyes A Bushel and a Peck Im ln the Mlddle of a Rlddle No Other Love The Thmg I Stlll Get a Thrlll TURKEY IN THE QTRAW Speclal Verslon for Sprmg As I was a gwlne down Scottland Road Met G1nn1e Scott met Jackle Dean Coe I says to myself that will be a match Cause that Coe boy IS a pretty b1g catch As I was waltz1n down Scottland Road Met Eddle Bonwell met Vonna Cook And every tlme l1ttle Cookle would smg Ole Eddle cut a plgeon wmg As I was runn1n down Scottland Road Met Ole Bob Travls and Donna Ruth Br1ght She was wearm a b1g dlamond rmg And plannm to marry come next sprlng As I was walkm dovsn Scottland Road Met Lela Ann and prettv bov Parkav Thmks Lela Ann I ll glVe hlm a wh1rl And take h1m away fl om that Chr1sman gul As I was amblln down Scottland Road Met Leon Francms and Della Mac, An arm was placed around her waist T111 Dean drove up and Francls left ln haste As I was tr1pp1n' down Scottland Road Met Jun Berry, met Grubb and Mary , I wanted to know where they were headm' And Berry sald, To the1r ww edd1n'. 23 ' CK 7 GK ...................................................................................... H ' , D .................................................................................................................. U ..... .... . . 7 I ...................................................................................... ........... ........ I A .. ' ....................................................................................................... H . ........................................................................ 2: .................. ' . .................................................................................................. U U Mr. Brown ..........................................,...................,.............................. Blue Bird of Happiness ' GK i .................................................................................................... H . Q . . ,, . t ....................................................................... 6 I I... ,. .... u ., t i .............................................................................. U , ..................................................................,....... U ,, . . K. . . , i . Z Cl ' ' !! ' 7 ' 9 . . 5 . , . . . . , Y . , . . , Y V . Z . , . . . ' 1

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Unsung Heroes Nobody can ever know the troubles that these bus drrvers and prm cxpals see every day The year 1950 51 has been an unusually d1ff1cult one ln many respects Several tlmes blustery storms have played hop Sklp and Jump across the roads leadmg 1nto Scottland Snow dr1fts made them hazardous Old Tlmers say that th1S has been the worst wmter 1n thelr recollectlons Cold waves spread across the pI'31116S many tlmes One cold mormng the thermometer stood at twenty degrees below zero but the falthful bus drlvers brought all the students to school Mild weather followed and then the rams came Then as one Old Tlmer sald the bottom just naturally fell out of the roads The busses plovs ed through the mud and slush for several days but f1nally Februar5 13 It became 1mposs1ble for the busses to be drlven over the gravel roads School was closed one vseek Durmg th two weeks that lfollowed many students were brought to school ln cars Later the bus dr1vers were able to dr1ve over most of the roads A boy ln Enghsh III wrote m h1s theme A bus drlver has lots of trouble mamly mud xce and kxds Not only do the bus drlvers have troubles but also the grade school and h1gh school prmclpals have troubles about a thousand and one each day To anyone doubtmg the truth of th1s statement we edltors suggest that he V1S1t the 0ff1C8 of elther pr1nc1pal for two hours durmg any school day Then he would understand In the upper plcture on the opposlte page left to rlght are Herman Spencer Hlgh School Prmclpal Bernard Stultz Bus Drxver Bxll Cralg Bus Drlver Leon Dugan Bus Drlver Paul Wllson Grade School Prmclpal glen Mallory Bus Drlver Omar Hamm Bus Drner Med W11l1s Bus rlver L - , . . . - . . . , . . . .. . . I . 1 . . ' cz as ' ' u ' - 9 1 an 7 . . 7 . . . . a 1 a . . ' . 9 7 . . Y ' . . . . . U . a c Y - 1 9 ' 9 9 . Q . . ' 7 , . . . . . ' Y ! 9 s r v v . . . . . . . ' 9 v J 9 1 . ' . Y . .. . ' 1 1 1 1 y .