Scottland High School - Memoriae Yearbook (Scottland, IL)

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MF Slowly D bil fha Kumi Jw vocal Arranger-nenis By Bus Dnlvers and Prmcnpais 1X

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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 .

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To the Students of S C H S We the class of 1951 being of sound mlnd and sound body on the latter day of our scholarly ex1stence as Semors do hereby declare the followxng to be our last w1ll and testament In conslderatlon of the kmdness frlendshlp and benevolence of the class of 1952 we do hereby bequeath to them the followmg 1ntang1bles Our ab1l1ty to have fun our fanatlcal love of hamburgers and mllk shakes our enjoyment of loaflng ln the study halls our uncanny ab1l1ty to read the mlnds of the teachers our Wlde varxety of talents our fancy for new clothes and love of our old ones our apprec1at1on of f8l'Y1lHlIlE pulchrltude our deslre to use the 0ff1C6 telephone and above all our deep rooted loyalty to the Scottland Communltg Hlgh School To lndlvldual students we bequeath the following tanglbles Donna Ruth Brlght w1ll my come and get you hope you stumble stuff to Lena Mae Hugg Jack Coe w1ll my ablllty to chauffeur people around to Bobby Wlm se V1rg1n1a Scott w1ll my chalr ln chorus to Hllda Ayres I Bob TTHVIS w1ll Ramon Straw to Nancy Bonwell provlded she doesn t take h1m I Mary Belle Llttlefxeld w1ll my slxmness to Leta Bolen provlded she doesn t gam any we1ght I J1m Berry w1ll my shyness to Lavon Parker provlded she doesn t over use It I Idella McCauley w1ll my sm1le to Ixancy Bonwell prov1ded she uses lt as I have I Earl Grubb w1ll my athlet1c ab1l1ty to Joe Strow I Lavonna Cook w1ll my ab1l1ty to play the drums to Ronn1e Ulrey provlded he doesn t make too much H0186 I Eddle Bonwell w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along mth glrls to Joe Southald I Jack Parkay w1ll a bottle of Hadacol to Forest Parker I Leon Francls w1ll w1ll anyone else? If . 1 D U 1 Y U I, , . . . . - tt. I, Lela Ann Huffaker, will my ability to take pictures to Carolyn Hess. L . . . , . . . . . , . , . , . , . , . Y . , 9 ! D V . Y 1 U , . , . . . V. . Y 2 . A ' ! . 9 I 9 ' '