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Ricketts our deceased classmate, we, the Class of 1940, wish to pay tribute in the dedica- tion of this Arch.His per- sonal traits of sincere interest and faithfulness to his class will ever affectionately remain in our memory. f I THE ARCH Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Mandgers Class-Editors Senior ' Junior Sophomore Freshman Sports Editor Art Editors Feature Editor Advertising Editors Publication STAFF- Junior Greer Jack Keilman Lawrence Shike Glenn Blythe Boyd Henry William Root Martha Ranncy Particia Grocr John Davis Hayso Greer Mary Garland Ruth Ricketts Janos Unsworth Marvin Clark Chester Gordon John Thompson Robert Groor .IFES uf 4 rj aff .- 41A-'Q ', CJ Wx ' W mf Sim o O L KW? J W5 12, iff? Q1 ,X.f zixx , , Y '1 ' x 5' V I f A ! U ' A Eli High School Board of Education ii!-e inn Blaine Seaton Curtis Riely George Ewing Wk. C Blaine Keilman Floyd Carlson High School Faculty H. A. Renwick Esther Bergman Irmadel Graehling Carl Shelton GRADE SCHOOL BOARD of EDUCATION Qgunw 3 E? Curtis Helly George Ewing Blaine Seaton , Blaine Keilmqn H. C. Wadleigh Lee Henry Floyd Carlson GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Mildred Clauson I. Margaret McCoy Louise Wever GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY LOUISE WEVER 'll A .-.L,-.RG- Primary, Music Wostorn Illinois Ststo Teachers' Collogc Summer Sessions at Monmouth College Summer Sessions at W.I.S.T.C. KRET MCCOY Intcrmodistc E Monmouth College, B.A. HILDRED CLLUSON 11 LL 0 A. Junior High, Spocch Augustana Collogc, B.A. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY RENMICK Principal, Social Science Knox Collogc University of Illinois, B.S, State University of Iowa, M.A. IRMADEL GRAEHLING English, Biology Carthage Collogo, B.A. ESTHER BERGHAN CARL Com orcial, Girls! Athletics Augustana Collcgo, B.A. SIIELTON Mathematics, Scioncc, Coach of Athletics Wostcrn Illinois State Teachers College N K f N . Xxjf 'V SW 7b 5'?4'-gif!!-'W X Xxx? 'VW 'X 'l'IU fx i - ,X ETC.. fx M, J, VME? M siwu Clarence Greer Boyd Henry John Thompson uvff' -QNFY' wav Robert Greer Hayse Greer adv J -Jfagck Kgilmalfl- - Glen Blythe CLARENCE GREER nMountain Mumpsn, 1 nHoart Troublou, 2 ' HTho Nut from Braziln,5 Bsskotbsl1,cl,2,5 Basebnll,'l,2,5,4 Glec Club, 1,2,5,4 Class Reporter, 2 Sec. and Trcas., 2 Ass't Bda School Ncws,5 Track, 1,2 ' Music Contest, 1 nSmnrt Voyu, 4 Commercial Team, 4 Vmlodictorian Arch Staff BOB Track, 2 Glce Club, Ad Manager BOYD HENRY Glec Club, l,2,5,4 Student Council, 2 -Class Reporter, 1 Baseball, 2,5,4 nSwart Boyn, 4 uThe Nut from Brazil nHcert Troublen 2 , 5 1 nmountsin Humps , Sports Reporter, 5 Commercial Team, 4 Music Contest, l Arch Staff GREE5 JOHN :rw:Psgg Stage Manager ofNThc Nut from Brnziln, 5 Stage Manager of HSnart Boyn, 4 Class ?rcsilont, 3 Arch Staff EQEQQ.QEEEB Class President, 1 2,5 of UTho Nut Soc. and Trees., 5 View Prcsidcnt, 4 from Braziln, 3 Ad Manager of NSmsrt Boll!! , 4 Arch Staff -QXQCK KEILHAN Basketball, l,2,5,4 Baseball, 1,2,4 UTho Nut from Braz1123 Sec. and Troas., 4 Glee Club, 5 Business Manacor of mSmsrt Boyw, 4 , Arch Staff Beskotball,'2,5,4 Baseball, l,2,5,4 Track, 2 Advertising, nThe Nut from Braziln, 5 A1vcrtising,nSmart Boyn, Arch Staff QDLEN BLYTHE Media, 1 Football, 1 ' Vicc President, 1,2 Glee Club, 2,5,4 Basketball, l,2,5,4 Track, l,2,5,4 Baseball, 2,5,4 Student Council, 5 President of class, Business Manager of Nut from Draziln HSmart Boyu, 4 Commercial Team, 4 Arch Staff 4 UThc , 5 KVA sv' Ruth Ricketts Lawrence Shike Mary Garland if Marvin Clark William Root 4' M-- -':' James Unsworth Chester Gordon RUTH RICKETTS Glee Club, 2,5,4 H, 4 NSmart Boy Assistant Reporter, 5 Literary, 5 D.A.R. Representative,4 Arch Staff LAWRENCE SHIKE MARY GARLAND Track, l,2,5,4 Glee Club, 5,4 Pasoball, 1,2,5,4 Class Reporter, 5 Basketball, l,2,5,4 ASS't R0pOPt0r, 2 Class President 2 nSmart Doyn, 4 Umountain Numpgd, 1 HNut from Brazilu, HHeart Troublen, 2 Literary, 5,4 nThe Nut from BrazilN,5 Arch Staff HSmart Boyn, 4 Sports Reporter, 5,4 Glee Club, l,2,5 Salutitfrian Arch Staff MARVIN CLARK BILLIE ROOT Baseball, l, Basketball, Track, l,2,5 Gleo Club, 2 Literary, 5, nNut from Draziln, 5 Vice President, 5 ' U EC. of eeheo Stage Manage Smart Bo Commercial T Arch Staff JAMES UNSWORTH Alexis, l,2' Little York, Football, 1, Track, l,2,4 Basketball, HBlaekberrv Winter , 5 4 WSmart Boyn, Class Presid Glee Club, 5 Business Han uThe York Arch Staff 2,4 1,2,5 ,4 I5!4 Baseball, 4 Advertising, UThc Nut from Braziln, 5 Business Manager of nSmart 4 ' Boyu, 4 Sec. and Treas., l Arch Staff l News, 4 r of yi! , 4 cam, 4 CHESTER GORDON Baseball, 1,2,s,4 5 Basketball, l,2,5,4 2 Track, 1 ' ' Glee Club, 2,5,4 5,4 ' Student Council, 4 H Stage Manager of USmart Boyn, 4 ent, 5 Arch Staff Stage Manager of nTh6 Nut from Brazilu, 5 ager of ern, 5 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY It was September 1, 1956, and the freshmen class met for the first time as high school students of Seaton High School, and all had looked ferw ard to the four years of school to fol- low. Our freshman class was made up of twenty-two members who were as fellows: Junior Greer, Boyd Henry, Lawrence Shike, Jack Keilman, Bob Greer, Norma Scott, Betty Douglas, Ruth Ricketts, Mary Garland, John Kessinger, Hayse Greer, Chester Gordon, Billie.Root, Zella Mclntyrc, Dorothy Smith, Marvin Clark, John Thompson, Martha Kuglar, Lyle McCaw, Charles McKay, Orin Ricketts, and Virgil Johnsen. This class.was one of the largest in school although in the four years we lest a few of the members. As it is customary for all freshmen to be initiated, we received ours on September 18, 1956. The initiation was spon sored by the three upper classes of the school. Also during the year we were invited to a hard-time party given by the sophomore class, and on January 15 we had a sliding party. Our class was well represented in music and literary events.by Junior Greer and Boyd Henry. Both boys entered vocal contests nd Boyd received third in piano. The class was well represent d by others in music else. Some of the freshmen did very well in baseball, basket- ball, and track. Lawrence Shikc won his first letter in basket ball. The class had some very promising material fer future teams. The freshman class officers were as follows: Hayse Greer, presidentg Norma Scott, Vice-presidentg Billie Root, secretary and treasurerg Boyd Henry, class reporter, Mary Garland, as- sistant reporter. The class adviser was Mr. Sperry. As we hailed into class the fall of Hsvu our class roll call was answered by Junior Greer, Boyd Henry, Lawrence Shike, Jack Keilman, Bob Greer, Norma Scott, Betty Douglas, Ruth Ricketts, Mary Garland, John Kessinger, Hayse Greer, Virgil Johnson, Dorethy'Smith, Marvin Clark, John Thompson, and a new member, G1en.Blythe. The class officers were as follows: Lawrence Shike, Pres- identg Glen Blythe, vice-president, Junior Greer, secretary and treasurer. Gur class adviser was Miss Koester. The junior class was made up of sixteen members as they answered the roll callg 'Lawrence Shike, Chester Gordon, Virgil Johnson, Ruth Ricketts, John Thompson,. Orin Ricketts,Marvin Clark, Junior Greer, Jack Keilman, vHsyse Greer, Boyd Henry Billie Root, Bob Greer, Mary Garland, and Glen Blythe. In the latter part of the year we had a new member in our class. James Unsworth blew in from Little York. .I The class officers were as follows: John Thompson, pres- identg Marvin Clark, vice-presldentg secretary end treasurer, Hayso Greerg class reporter, Mary Garland, assistant, Ruth Ricketts, class advisor, Miss Graehling. In November we gresented our Junior oley entitled UThe Nut From Brazllu directed by Miss Clausen. The slay was very suc- cessful and brought in good returns to the class. Ruth Ricketts, Marvin Clark, Chester Gordon, and Mary Gar lend represented the Junior Class in the literary events of the year. J .I On Key Sth, of Ween we entertained Junior-Senior Banquet at Hsweock's cafe in the banquet we attended n movie, HOklahomn This about concluded the activities year of 1958-59. the seniors at our Monmouth, and after Kidn. of the class in the In the fell of 1959 the class came bnck to its last year of school in the old high school. The fourteen members were as follows: John Thompson, Marvin Clark, Boyd Henry, Jack Keilmen, Ruth Ricketts, Mary Garland, Junior Greer, Lawrence Shike, Bob Greer, Hsyse Greer, Chester Gordon, James Unsworth, Glen Blythe and Billie Root. The class officers were Glen Blythe, presldentg Lowrance Shlke, vice presidentg Jock Keilmon, secretary and treasurerg class advisor, Mr. Renwick. During the yesr we were well represented in music and Marvin Clark and Hcry G rland were out for literxry events, We were also well represented in sportsg b1sebsll,bxskethu11, and truck. The varsity squad of the basketball teen which won tht Little Nine Trophy was mostly mode up of senior boys. We had a Christmas party and attended e few roller skating pirties during the year. On November 60th, 1959, the senior class presented their ploy, nSnart Boyn, directed by hiss Clluson. A large crowd at- tended the very successful play, and the class was extremely tsatisfied with the receipts. On Hay 10 we attended the Junior-Senior B1nquet sponsored by tho Junior class. Five boys of the graduating class went the full twelve yosrs of school together. They were Jack Keilmsn, Boyd Henry, Lawrence Shike, The se 'frho John Thompson, and Junior Greer. started school here and didn't finish the four years were Betty Douglas, Virgil Johnson, John Kessinger, Zella Hclntyre, Norma Scott, Dorothy Smith, Martha Kugler, Orin Ricketts, Lyle HCCQU, and Charles LeKey. SENIOR CLASS PROPHESY As the great ship nOccupationH pulled into dock in the year 1950, Mr. Renwick, who was standing on the dock in New York, saw the following people coming down the gang plank.He had a pleasant chat with each one and found that: Glen Blythe is happily married to Pauline Carwile,a beautiful little Monmouth girl. Glen is now selling paint for the Pittsburgh Paint Co. He his provided a very com- fortable home for her Cthey are living with her parental. There are twelve little nfilliesn running around over the streets of Monmouth. flneldentally, they all have long legs. This couldn't possibly be an inheritance from their father.l Marvin Clark, who is now living on a farm near Seaton after taking a course in agriculture and is doing nicely. He has married a former Seaton girl and has a big baby boy. Chester Gordon, who has just bought the largest roller skating rink ln the world, holds the trophy for being the best skater, and he challenges anyone to get his title. Boyd IHenry is now the successful proprietor ofNHote1 Henryn, Seaton, Illinois. He is leading a quiet henpecked life with his wife and three little Henrys. Jack Keilman is new a straw boss in a Diesel plant in Peoria and has a nice looking class of 240. Jack and his Harrie? have purchased a beautihll home on one of those hill tops out in the suburbs of the town. u Bob Greer has completed a mechanics' course and is now working in California as an airplane mechanic. He receives very good pay, working on the large transports out theres Clarence Greer is now using his business education to a great advantage in his position as president of the Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago. James Howard Unsworth is nowf the dancing instructor in Vassar College and has B9 students in his class. He has married the Dean of Women and has a small daughter. Lawrence Shike is new teaching school in a large east- ern university and his basketball squad are the eha.piona of the state. He is also happily married to a former Keiths- burgh girl and the father of a fine boy. Lawrence, Jr. Mary Garland has received a high position teaching little Negro boys down in Alabama. We are sure she will en- joy this as this is what sho has always wanted to do. Ruth Ricketts is new employed in the Hollywoods Beauty parlor. It has been rumored recently that she is engaged to Mickey Rooney to whom she gave his first permanent in an un- successful effort to improve his homeliness. ' Harlan H ayse Greer is happily married to an important girl from Kei thsburgh and is living on a farm north of Sea- ton. William Root has just finished a course in a business college and is using the knowledge obtained to help him farm his big ranch, with his father. There has been a rumor that he has ceased to think that life is better as a bachelor and his decided to add another member to the partnership, namely Miss Ruth Ricketts. John Thempsen,better known as nAzzH the Son of WillU,has get a permanent job picking strawberries on the Nilsen Brock 500 acre strawberry farm. Mr. Shelton is new teaching a large class in Physics in the University of Chicago. Miss Bergman is new considered the best of cem ercial teachers in the state and her team has taken the state hen- ors in that field. Miss Graehling is new the loving wife of a prosperous painter in the community ef Seaton and is the nroud mother of twins. Guess who! Mr. Renwick, by the way, has given up teaching and has taken up professional bridje playing. He is new classed as one of the leading authorities on the game. UWHAT MOULD HAPPEN IF-- Squire Greor flunked?......... . . John Thomason wont to hoaven?. . O I Q U Paso Honry lost his mp otitc?... Lavronco Shiko spent two succ weeks in Koithsburgh? OSSLVJc Jick Koilmin weighed UU counds?... . Marvin Clark had 9 dat ?..... Haycc Grsor didn't talk for t vo mo?... Bob Groor made lJOZ in doportmcnt?. Ruth Ricketts got m3rrlod?... 0 I U Mary Garland dating the boys?............ Chastor Gordon had Q uerfcct roc1tation?... Bill Root foll in love?.. . . Janos Unsworth was blond?.... . Glcn Blythe did a days work?. HOW TO IDENTIFY .Talk with fathar .Hound trio tickot 0 oocoastarvation . ...Poor Shiko . . Jlooowy' form . ...Lucky girl ..Ucad silence ..Whot???? .. . ..Poor man tooo THA? .Shori assignmcnt ..Nhat a tumble . ..Blouchcd ...Imoossible Marvin Clark.. .NSuzieU. . ...The orator Glen Blythe.. ..nPappsn. . . ..Hei3ht Horse Greer ..... Qnlrzardn .... . . ..... Volume Clarence Groor...nSquircn... ...His grades Boyd Honry ....... uHamn.. . . ...His stomach Chostor Gordon...HKikoU.. ........ His hair Bob Grcor... .... N3absH.. . ...Rough and rovdy Ruth Ricketts .... HRufusH.. ...Her giggle Mary Garlund.....HLaryu.. . ..Silance Ls .f rcncc Shikc...uShciku.. .. ....... Physique Janos Unsvorth...nJimmisH... .. ..Lthlotic ability John Thompson .... nlzzn.. . .. . . ...Tvoing ability Bill Hoot ........ n3crnbn.. ... . ...His'Pbft1cc Jgck hvilman ..... HB:rgcn. ..... . ....Ford min SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the seniors of 1940, do hereby will gnd bcquevth the following: I, Herby Blythe, do le s, big feet, :nd good cerely huge that he will vantage in winning himself hereby looks n wlfe. ity I, Ruth Ricketc do hereby will to argue with John Dgvis to Roetnord I, Clwronee Greer, do hereby will to get Ulu grgdes to Lon 1CC1HDOD will and hefuemth my lon? to nPookern Fenner. I Sin- use those to the best of his md- tnd be uvath wy Sbil- I uni bequocth my nbllity Ghzndler. I, Hgry G.r1 nd, do hereby vlll fnd bceuesth my ability to drew to Everett Shiko. I hope he uses this to his best ndvrntafe. I, Harlen Greer, do hereby will and beinezth my skill and :thlotic ebility to Hard Doujlas to use in ny vfy that he way think fit. I, Janes Unsworth, do hereby vill and bepnexth my nth- letie ability to Bob Jnlters to use to his ern :dvantnge. I, Chester Glrdon, do hereby will und boquedth my black wavy Lair and love for the firls to Jcmes Kernqn. I, Boyd Henry, do hereby will and 1eqUo'th my Ability to keep the jirls lguyhing to Harold Lorldeth. I, Bob Greer, do hereby will :nd bequeath ny love for Keithsburg -to Allen Hutt, ind my nice quiet manners to Ri- chrro Griffith. He could use then! I, John Parker Keilmfn, do hcr.by will and bequeath my ability to win Q wife during ry high school c reer to Hrrold Iorideth. I, Marvin Clark, do hereby will xnd beqwexth my liking for blushiny girls And my old tennis shoes to Jones Kernsn. I, John Thompson, do hereby will ann bequerth my port- able typewriter and ability to get to school on time to Leonard Gordon. , If he uses those things eerefnlly, he will have n food record when hi loaves school. not to the bus on tlle mosh of the I, Bill Root, do hereby vill and bequenth rj K D elility to :ine and if nVility to fat j.onq vihh the 'lP1S to Edwin Dye. Witnesses: Signed Glass of 1943 ' L.. Baccalaureate Center Presbyterian Church Seaton, Illinois May ze, 1940 Processienal .... ...Largo ...... Miss Irmadel Graehling Invocation ............................ Reverend Carl Sandberg nRemember New Thy CreaterY...Adams ......... High School Chorus Scripture Reading and Prayer ...... .... Reverend Carl Sandberg Praise Ye the Father ...... Geunod ......... High School Chorus Sermon ..... , ........ nAuthorityn... .... Reverend Carl Sandberg God Bless America ......... Berlin.. . .... .High School Chorus Benediction ....... . Reverend Carl Sandberg Commencement Seaton Community High School May 27, 1940 Processiona1....God of Our Fathers...Miss Irmadel Graehling Invocstion............ ..............Roverend Carl Sandberg Niells of the Sean... ...Lamb .... .......... Boys' Chorus Address ................ ...... ...J. Russell Shull The Green Cdthedraln ....... Hahn .... ..... G irls'Chorus Presentation of Awards... .... H. A. Renwick Presentation uf Diplomas ..... ..... ...J. C. Reily I Dream of Joanien.. .... Hieghger ................... Chorus Fenediot1on....... ...........Reverend Curl Sandberg L L - 0 x I J XX x Q X X E +4 X ,,..-- fgg:-5 --f ,Hi rnggff A 'K 4 -fxxi-,.:P - -5 xx -.. in-f , cc .fx .DJ I j7QY'YlLf we Sail fffongff-X 2151531 HT' 5,32-' mf? -gli V F 1: 1 , VI 'a JUNIOR ACTIVITIES fClass Advisor--Miss The Junior' Class started. the along aboar only seven members but sailed the year with all seven mates their In the fall they elected as follows: President ...... Vice-President,, ,Sec. and Trees. Student Council News Reporter ,. 0 000 00 000 00000l 000000 000000 Graehlingl year with a very smoothly , . class officer Willard Greer Martha Ranney ,Evelyn Shike Everett Shike .Evelyn Shike mall crew of and finished which were The juniurs sponsored several different activities during the year in order to make money for the Junior-Senior Banquet which was held on May lO, 1940. The first program which they sponsored was put on by a magician, HChasann. He presented his program on October 25th. They sponsored two skating rink parties.' One was on September 25th at Alcdo and the other as Monmouth, March lst. They also sold candy at the basketball games. Their biggest event of the year was the Junior Slug Flay which was presented Agril 5th, The name of the plaf'v NThe Tangled Yarnn. They were very grateful to the Svvlo mores who helped them bj taking the extra parts. Those tele- ing were Esther Clark, Haxine Van Eaton, Rosamond Chanf.er. Richard Griffith, and Howard Shike. Those juniors keeping the library and office for env period each day were Roberta Amy, Ranney. Evelyn Shike, Ellli . .1?'.. '.TI.LFL 1 When the seniors presented their play, WSmaft Martha Ranney and Evelyn Shike each hai a part in it The boys of the junior class didn't take a very part in sports. Everett Shike went out for track. aetiv Evelyn Shike and Martha Ranney were the cheerleaders for the basketball team, JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The annual Junior-Senior banquet for this year was held at Hotel Custer in Gslesburgh on May 10th. The theme of the banquet was HThe Last Round-upn, and the table was decorated to carry out this idea. Memory books,including the program, were given. Small horses were given ss favors and the place cards were small saddles. The program was as follows: Welcome to Seniors....................Wil1ard Greer Response............ .....Glen Blythe Speech to Seniors......................Carl Shelton The entertainment was provided for by Gertrude Ward and Mary Helene Stegall. The first number was a song and dance, nl'll Keep on Loving Youu, by Miss Stegall. The second num- ber wae a song and dance, USing An Old Fashioned Songu, by both of the girls. After the dinner and program the Juniors and Seniors at- tended a movie, nRafflesn, at the Orpheum theater. This con- cluded tho banquet. The menu was served as follows: Fruit Cocktain with Toast Swiss Steak Potatoes Asparagus Hot Rolls Coffee Milk Desserts I - . JUNIOR Mr. Renwick: Some mon thurst Some men thurst Some men thurst Everett, what is after? JOKES fter knowledge. fter wealth. fter fame. something else that men thurst Everett: I'd say salted peanuts. Q 4 w 4 4 4 Bobby: I sew e strange sight the other day. Gertie' What Wes it? Bobby: A mother kangaroo crying Gertie: But what was she cry1ng.about? Bobby: Her baby had skipped out and left her holding the bag. M w e n 4 4 Evelyn: Do you know why the two little ink spots were so sad? Martha: I give up, why? Evelyn: Because their mother was in the pen filling out a sentence. e s w 4 w e Bill: Say, am I brave! The other day at the zoo a lion came straight at me. He stopped about three feet from me. Ho paved the ground and roeredgthcn he started coming again, Closer and closer he came. I could hurdly brenthe and I could feel his hot breath on my neck es he was roaring loud r. ' Bobby: Goodness what did you do? Bill: I walked sway from the cage. 4 e 4 e u 4 A Keithsburg friend seeing something in the field: I thought all cows had horns. 'Mhy deesn't she have them too? Allen: Some cows are born with horns,some cows are born with- out horns, and some cows have them sawed off. But the trouble is she 1nn't a cow, he's a horse. , 4 - ,.,Jl1Ill WWLYVWI V bdlw li. YYPI' V V. X' X ,,g.,x ff M Xf V 'mwnm' i ' if Nix- d.. P ,,..., X -' 'Sv' 1110 mQeS ' V- P fn 42334 X? -fu, Q pau., - -? . .-- Y , . . -1... 1'-s.----1, f ..,,, 4--.- SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES QClnss advisor--Miss Bergman, Aa school began tho sophomores were well represented by u class of fourteen. The first activity was a class meeting held for the purpose of electing the following class officers: President........ ..........Estalene Dye Vice President... ...Richard Griffith Sec. and Trees... ...........Pat Greer Class Reporter...........Rosemond Chandler The sophomores initiated the seven freshmen et a Weiner roast on September 18. The freshm.n girls wore their dresses wrong side out and carried e mail order catalog. The boys not only wore overshoes, but also rolled their nent legs above the knees. Both the boys and the girls had their faces smeared with lip stick. On November 5 the sophomores and their guests enjoyed a party at the home of Rosrmond Chandler. Games were alayed until refreshments were served by the Heats conmitteen. A farewe ll party for Fairy Belle nd Rolland Michael was held at the school house on November ll. Lembers of the class who are out for declametion are as follows: Estalene Dye, Esther Clerk, and Rosnmond Chandler. Richard Griffith, Howard Shike, Esther Clark, Maxine Van Eaton, and Rosamond Chindler are in the junior play, UTangled Yarn . Estalene Dye was in the senior play, HSmart Boyn. SOPHOMORE HASH Listen my-children and I'll tell you a tale Of a bunch of kids who'l1 never fail. First there's UDickeynthat lovable boy, Who is the Sophomore's pride and joy. Next is HHarleyUthe red haired lad, Who like nDickeyn is seldom bad. Six foot NEdd1enDye we surmise Has a certain failing for big blue eyes. Then Estaline that lovable lass Is the NAn plus student of our class. RemembernLoun for when she speaks She's sure to talk about Everett Weeks. Blue eyed Esther has but one dream, To sit on a cushion and sew a fine seam. Then there's nPlushnwho likes to plav when the honorable Mr. Cat's away. nDongn Merideth is our ideal Romeo. He's hankerin' for a wife who can cook and sew Then comes niaxn with a heart of gold. When she rolls those eyes she knocks'em cold. uRosies the gal with the great big voice. She lines them up and takes her choice, nTank is always with the gals. He's one oflr. Renwick's historv pals. Black haired HDougn has lots of fun. When the teacher appears, watch him run, UPo0kerHPepper with the languid speech Is the little forward with the mighty reach. Gale Veyers says with a drowned out sigh, UIt's hard to sit when noon grows nigh.H Don't forgetnPatU the littleUshrimpU, Because she's a most mischievious imp. i,.--L.g.Q- I' 11:7 V , - . ....-.. ... . ZF! -. n I I 1 ' I I . I F Y i I i i z 5 i I I 1 ! l ' -lgwyg . , b Vlxs 1:5 M c A 9 I I lil , 5 . , V I Q .VI X 'igs ,-, ll f 31 , . '-viva. ' .237 N-,ne :N :T At,, b L? v -Q 'su Nq' Q,-.,,.-1-.A .-agi - .,... i i ' L ' Q., ' . 5 ffm ? Q . Jizgfl- fs ' Q, I X V , ' .-,:g. -gr . ,Q y - . 4 'Q - 'f'f'f f Q.?'H .7 1 15:1- .,, ,,,-',. , p .J FRESHNAN ACTIVITIES 1Class advisor--Nr. Shelton! The freshman class met s few for the puryosc of electing class days after school started officers. The officers elected were as follows: Pr'CSi'.:f.1'1taesnooo as oo0oooJOhn Davis Vice FresiGent........Leonard Gordon Sec. and Treas..... Class Regorter..... Assistant hegorter. ......James Davis .Betty uenelerick ...Robert Walters The freshman class enrollment at the Ueginning of the year numbered seven. We have lost one member, Margaret Sgence. The first of our social activities was an initiation party given by the sophomores. The Joys had to wear overshoes carry dolls, wear a green necktie, ani roll their pant legs up to their knees. The girls had to carry catalogues, wear their dresses inside out, ani wear one tennis shoe. The freshman class took .n active part in sports. Our class was represented on the baseball squad hy James Kcrnan, Leonard Gordon, and John Davis were arong those honored at the Little Nine Championship Banqwet. T he freshman cless was represented in the vlee club by Betty Penelerick, Leonard Gordon, James Kernan, James Davis, ani John Davis. . ,ll FRESHWAN FUTURE PLANS James Ksrnancsoocoooouocooaoolooq-10 be 8. star bafiketsllall player Leonard Gordon...To live happily forever with Getty Penelerick James1fr1vis............................To bf! H Slqeat scientist Betty Peneleriok........ ....To he a busy housewife in Seaton Robert Qwaltlfrsquoooo ooo ooooocoonocrro be 9. COI'ltCT1t0f.l farfiler JO1'lI'l Dfnvisosono IllIIIOIIIIOOODIOIOIOOIOOITO be a- ba-C1161-or 25rd Psalm Mr. Shelton is our teacherg We shell not want. He maketh us to stung at all timesg He leaieth us into Qeep subjects. He restoreth is with new assignments He leaueth us through each day's tasks for our own sake. Yen, though we walk through the halls each Cay, We fear no evil, for others are with msg Our books and pencils Wo not oowfort us, He pregares a test for vs when we least expect itg He anointeth our report cards with red inkg They runneth over with ineonplotes, We suogoso dvmbness anS thoughtlessness Shall be with us all the eavs of our lives, Ani we shall Fwell in the Seaton High School forever. --Anonymous FLESHNAN DHSCRIBTIONS Betty Yenelerick..............uUon't rush me, I'll get thereu. Jumes Kernan.......uI don': hate girls, but I lack the nerven. Leonard Gordon.........HLivo this day as if it were the lastn. Robert Walters.UWhy talk sense if nonsense serves the pwrposef James Davis......HNevor is late when thore's work to Hs Conen, J-Oylrl Davisooooooouoooooouognlf langtlflzfi STIOTYS fi I'1ElI'l, Ibn not'i. . - .. ,A H ,, '.. z.'n a-'Qi-1. 'L m .. .. Mr. renelerick: 'Nhat ere you Qoinj out there?' Betty: uI'n lookinr at the xoonn. Mr. Penelerick: Uwell, tell the noon to fo home, and come in. It's half-post e1evon.n Janes Kcrnan: nJeues Davis is just like s piece of lace. Lconard Gordon: HHOW so?n James Kernan: HHQ is wsunlly founi runninf arounl a skirtn. it ea N nagpamwm :E A f-14 .Saw if ,4nS'.'ZRu..n? eef 'WSW' Ngixk'-Q.. Wiuadiigxg- 'gN,,x.,,s- X 4.1-J 55 Fxafgkx 'xx Q M has Q lv -' WJ W .-fe? , N '14 Q ew 4345 a,. . xr .-5 A 14,-344 9391 KQV Q - . l:3 ' xl- 3'gQ55i2 c, fo, '. W, .RQ ' , in, , Y jvwz. 1, nf' 2 Q32 , xg if ?f '. YY' .31 ,ff vf 'WN '-3 ,, .. ' ,fffik 'fi 1 ' in , . 3 tv, gy, ,N Wy 'ffl Q , + :fl 'Y X r 1 Q , . , 1'74 .'fvi.Q,i,A , fLf'1'g,zg1f r. .px GIRLS'GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club met in the fall with ten members. Our first appearance was at the Senior Class play. We.sang two songs between acts. We also sang between acts at the Junior Class play. The Girls' Glee Club took, part in the County Music Festival at Joy on April 27 and ended a suc- cossful year by singing at the Baccalaureate services and the Commencement exercises. Miss Wever was our director and Miss Graehling was our accompanist. The members of the Girls' Glee Club were: Sopranos: Evelyn Shike, Betty Lou McCannon, Betty Penelerick, and Maxine Van Eaton. Altos: Martha Ranney, Mary Garland, Mary Gertrude Meehan, Estelene Dye, and Ruth Ricketts. BOYS' GLEE CLUB When the Boys' Glee Club started practice in the fall there were l5 boys out for music. This field soon narrowed down to twelve who attended class the rest of the year and finished the year by singing at several public functions. The first appearance of the Boys' Glee Club was at the Senior play where they, along with the Girls' Glee Club, two numbers. The next appearance was at the Junior when they sang NHoo-dah Day'. sang P187 The next appearance was in the form of a contest. We UBel1s of the Sean in the Mercer County Festival at Joy on April 27. We placed third in the division of boys glee clubs. sang The NClubN finished up a successful season by singing with the Girls' Glee Club at Baccalaureate on May 26 and at Commencement on May 27. We also sang a number by our- selves at Commencement, WBells of the Sea . Miss Louise Wever was our director during the year and Miss Irmadel Graehling was the accompanist. he members of the Boys' Glee Club were: ' Tenors: Clarence Greer, Boyd Henry, Jr., Frank Henry Chester Gordon, and Howard Shike. Basses: James Kerman, Marvin Clark, Leonard Gordon, James Davis, John Davis, Richard Griffith, and Glen Blythe. ! ,A.1m.-.1..,-ng.- ,Ab - . -, - '41-5-, T ' ' mar? gi E .eff 1 'R x . 3, kk. ICG ,rr V . YR. 1 'X 'rj . A . XX 64,-Q'x9r 5-15 -xx I Y oN, TT x ,X -- 'w. 1' J .I ,X K V I, f M150 V H 'X 0 'fly XA f 1 -Gr. X Qc V X- and? 3515 ? X , fs. , ,f - V -.v'V Y E Y ..z.a.. , ---..-....q.- . A,..,., , A- ,.Y-W-,A ,i --, L55 I L'3A'-4: 2- Q15 --L Af T - 1- ' - ' .. .. .- A 4 H .7 A vq iaiiiiiiiaiasaaai .If , , A Q V -11 1. :nmim-Y , F H -5 A H Y I 'sq I , 8H,Q'W9QH'f ' 1 .sr ' 3 f J ESQ mfg A ' Q L fl . , , , ' W I ' E , 5 ff. ', 'Q '-T ,..lfiT'f. '.'. ,jTfQ,.f'. -g,l'1if . Iii-- -' -' ' : aa V'- L ' f -' L- TT, .ir-i'M 'tzxj 1 I1 ,N ,.. . ,Z - 5 Q- .,.?r!n V,- Q . ,saw-'i. -- , .. , :it , ,Y - iid., . SENIOR PLAY The three-act play, entitled Usmart Boyn, written by Dana Thomas, was chosen for its spleniid character delincatiens which gave each member of the cast an op- portunity to display his talent. The play was full of delightful situations which arose when Jimmie Hardwicke, a small-town boy, invented a romantic backfround for himself from a ver' colorless east. Havinr laid claim e L .2 to bein: the sweetheart of a farons Hollywood star, he suddenly found his life horribly complicatei when she arrived at the hotel where Jimmie livei with his aunt ani uncle. After blundering through several rather embarras- sing situations and being fire? and hlred and then fired again by his employer, Nat Gill, Jimmie was able to clear matters up. In the end, the Kollyweoi star, Leslie Saber, fell in love with Jimmie. Then Jimmie, who was a play-writer, was hirei by Ltslie's manager to write her next play, ani all were hapey. Cast of Characters Janes Mn HariWiCk8ouoThe heroonoonocoosoooaoIoLaWrence Shike Leslie Saber.........Hollywood movie qneen.....Martha Ranney Gwendolyn Aubre?.....Her Secretary..............Hary Garland T Van Vollcnhoven...Leslie's elreetor........James Unsworth Tenrv Kalters........Hotel proprietor...,....Reyd Henry, Jr. Aaieail Walters......His wife.a.................Estalene Die Clark Starrett.......A eoneeited foung nan,.A. C. Greer, Jr. Sell' Tathews........His girl-friend............Evelyn Shike rs. felinda Sqnires.Who helped Jim's romanee.,Huth Ricketts I-Int Gill-vowelusooaasoJiIInf1ie'-3 hoss...............Glen Directorsoooolooounoooossxiss Clansen Stage Tanagers....R. Clark, T. Gordon pusiness Yanagers.B. Root, J. Hellman A vertlsing........D. Greer, H. Greer JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Junior Class Play was presented April Sth. The nemo of it was nThe Tangled Yarnu CA comedy in three acts! The story of the play was about Camilla Page, her cousin, Vivian Pago, and their friend, Cora Blake, who shared an apartment and food, when they had it. Their situation had become very desperate until Alex Lawton called to inform them that Camilla had won a 35,000 award offered by his magazine for the ideal mother. Camilla had borrowed a costume and wig from Sadie Stringer, who lived upstairs, and has sent in the picture of herself as the Nidcal mothoru, together with a pathetic history of a de- serted wife who struggled to raise her children, Camilla, Cora, Vivian, Stuart, and nP1nckneyU, who died a hero in the war. Stuart Brand, like the other two girls, thought that Camilla's yarn was all right until itxbecamo seriously tangled. His mother arrived to toll him that he wasn't going to get his allowance since he was claiming Camilla as his mother. Then things began to happen very rapidly. Speed Martin, a newspaper reporter, begins to suspect things. Joshua Page, comes into the scene and claims to be Camilla's husband. People begin to claim the girls as their daughters. Things are very complicated and Mrs. Morrison slspccts something wrong and demands an investi- gation. Everything ends perfectly. Vivian wins Stuart from Camilla, Cora finds Speed Martin just too sweet, Camilla wins Alex Lawton, and Sadie Stringer walks off with the prize, UJoshua Pageu whom she recognizes as her lang lost Claudius. CAST Camilla Page... ..... ...Martha Rannoy Vivian Page... ...Evelyn Shikc Cora Blake..... ....Estalene Dye Stuart Brand... ...Everett Shike Mrs. horgan .... .... Roberta Amy Michael Morgan... ...Willard Greer Sadie Stringer....................Esther Clark Alex Lawton...................Richard Griffith Joshua PagoCClaudius StringorJ......Allen Hutt Mrs. Page........................Gsrtic Meehan klllritilqgneoccaoesnoco no nance lirsc Brimduu nouon9en00l0Q0cuoROSamOnd Committees sdvertising.........Everett Shikc, Mary Meehan Property..............A1lcn Hutt, Evelyn Shiko Tickets - Business...Wil1ard Greer,Roberta Amy LITERARY When the call was issued For literary contestants this spring there were perhaps seven who answered it. Of these, only four finally ordered a declamatien or eration, and learned it. Due to the insufficient number who were out for the literary events, there was no local contest, except a dual contest between the two girls in the humorous declama- tion division Esther earned County Speech Contest at Joy on The four follows: Mary Garland Girls' Oratory Esther Clark Girls' Humorous Estalene Dye G1rls'.Humorcus Marvin Clark Boys' Oretery out for literary . These two were Esther Clark and Estalene Dye. the right to represent the school at the s and their reacings were as HChallenge to American Womenn nwith the Phetographorn NCh1na blue Eyesu nBuilders of Destinyn Of these ceur, the three who represented the school in the county contest did very well. Mary Garland placed second in her division, Esther Clark placed third in her division, and Marvin Clark placed third in his division. Although ne local contest was held at the high school to determine who would ge to the county, we did have a special assembly to give the speakers practice before they wont to the county. Both the high school and the grade school attended this assembly. The contestants who placed in the county received med- als for their ability. Mr. Renwick presented these medals to them on the morning of May 20, l94O. Commercial The Commercial team made commercial contests this year. at Biggsville on March 27, five placed first in the bonkkeeping individually. T J Nine schools were reprosf at Keithsburg on April 15. On: did very well, and they won m did much better in this cente: the individual event Junior Grf Taking second place in th bookkeeping team to qualify for mouth on April 275 however, the 43 The contestants and their Bookkeeping: Junior Greer, alternates: Marvin Clark, and H Typing: Junior Greer, Dey nates: Hayse Greer and Lawrence Spelling: Marvin Clark a very good shewlng in the The first contest was held schools taking part. Seaton event, and Boyd Henry was first nntod in the District contest :e again the bookkeeping team acond place. The typing team st and tied for third place. In :er placed second. Distrlet contest allowed the the Regional, held at Men- team didn't place. events were as fellowsi Begd Henry, Lawrence Shikeg ayse rcer. d Henry, Glen Blythe, ulter- Shike. . -13,13 , -y 4 'QE7 I , gig!-a E, xvfgj vii' 5251 Q: EQ? fi' r' is v 3 an 2 F' 'I 3' K, 91 E'l F5 if x 1 '1 '2- . ,. 4-. , 4 VT 1 V. ' 1 nl., .. 5. pf w V, ij I gl J E 9.1. , R gi' AJS' qw J bf -: .1 We Mi fe V. 'a X 11 1 , ,J ,L x. , . .il Bef- 1. ?'1 F? ii ..u. .i' r,.r K 4 1 ,V u N- --1 if Pi' Q., If .x 5' 517: gp qi' ,I Fa, ll 5 lv I x ,V -G u 1 ,N Fm: na, 1' k a 3 1 rf fu 'XF' !?'iffSf' iq ' 3 4 E I E4 I i l ,. u w , X i i 4 l Q 1 F P W i i W 4 4 I E 3 i . X w ? 9 r I R , 4' .mn E BASEBALL When the baseball team met this year they were with the problem of making a new diamond.. The finally built on a lot south of the school ehouse and began practice for their first game. The team with pitching, Gordon catching, Keilman at first, Ei 'second, Griffith at short stop, Shike et third, Glark k field, H. Greer at center field, and Henry at right Lost first game at Matherville 8 to l. Seaton beat Joy Il at Seaton and lost another game to Hatherville at Se to 8. .Seaton lost their last conference game to 14 to 7. A freshman-sophomore team bent Joy inoa enee game at Joy, and the versity been also beat Joy et to wind up the baseball Seaton, ' Those who were out for baseball are as fellows: . FRESHMEN John.Davis, James Davis, James Kerman, and Leonard ASOPHOKORES RiGhHFd Griffith, Howard Shike, Ward Douglas, Lawrenee Edwin Dye? and Rex Welehf . semroas l ,munior Greer, Lawrence Shike, Boyd Henry, James Marvin Clark, Billie Roetjv Glen Blythe, Chester Gorden Keilman, and Heyse Greerf BASLETDALL 1 On Octobcr,, 15 boys reported for practice in the gymnas- ium and Coach Shelton starteG to teach them the fundamentals of basketball. The freshman boys out for basketball were Janes Davis, John Davis, Leonard Gordon, and James Kernan. The'soghomore boys were Richard Griffith, Howard Shike, Edwin Dye, Ward Douglas, Lawrence Pepper, ani Rex Welch. Those ree presenting the senior class were Glen Flythe, Lawrence Shike, Janes Unsworth, Chester Garlen, Jack Keilmmi, and Hayse Greer. Frank Henry was the manager of this year's team. At the beginning of the season the line-up was as follows: Forwards, Lawrence Shike and Richard Griffith, center, Glen Blytheg guards, Chester Gordon and Havse Greer. Jack Keilman and Janes Dnsworth were the suhstitutes. They won 8 games and lost 2 with this lineup. Then Chester Gordon was operated on for appendieitis and was forcel to leave the line-up for the 1 rest of the season. Jack Keilman was waved to the snare eosi- tion, and vith this line up thay finishei the season with 20 games won and 5 lost, taking thirw place in Uoth the District ani County Tournaments and winning the Little Nine Conferen e title. . s The second team with Davin Dye at center, Lawrence Pepper ani Howard Shike at farwar s, and Rex Melch and James Lernan at guards hai a goo? season winninf 12 games anf losing 3. On Harch 8, 1040 the Basketball Banquet was held lP.CVf Presbyterian Church honoring the teams of '59 and '40, Dae program consisted of the 'Faeultjr Five --senis, an. sup.-.cyxfmfvs given by Dale Arnstrong, F1051 Carlson, Jack Keilnan, Hameld Shike, and Coach Shorty Almquist. Letters were awf:L::r-G-it .fy Ceach Shelton, and Captain Iillikin of the Roosevelt Eglin' g Aeaiemy awarded the team with the Little Nine Trophy which they are entitled to keep for one year. SCORES OF GAMES Seaton 25 Kirkwood 22 Seaton 42 Sherrard 21 Seaton 57 New Windsor 50 Seaton 48 Matherville 29 Seaton 57 Alumni 50 Seaton 50 Keithsburg 27 Seaton 50 Little York 14 Seaton 45 Roosevelt 25 Seaton 18 Aledo 10 Seaton 56 Little York 19 Seaton 50 Keithsburg 55 Seaton 26 Biggsville 40 Seaton 42 New Boston 56 Seaton 57 Viola 27 Seaton 54 Joy 22 Seaton 57 New Boston 25 Seaton 2 Matherville 19 Seaton 44 Joy 56 Seaton 45 Reynolds 16 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Seaton 55 New Windsor 24 Seaton 29 Aledo 55 Seaton 56 Joy 24 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Seaton 44 Little York 19 Seaton 50 New Windsor 52 Seaton 58 Keithsburg 55 POINTS AVERAGED PER GAME Seaton 57.4 Opponents 25.6 Plazer SA sm - in-H F'll42'--I FTM.. v Q dP1?'!M TP Shike 552 106 28 81 57 40 40 249 Griffith 184 60 29 51 25 40 54 145 Blythe 426 129 27 88 50 57 52 508 Keilman 74 16 16 25 16 61 58 48 Greer 81 21 25 51 25 45 54 65 Gordon 45 19 20 10 5 50 15 21 Unsworth 7 5 55 2 2 100 '7 8 TRACK This year's track team was larger than usual last year's team were back, in addition to sovera This year's team and their events are as follows: Total as most of 1 others. Points Name A Events 54 Glen Blythe.........H1gh Jump,Discus,Hurd1es,Re1ay 21 Lawrence Shike,.,....,Broad Jump,Dashes,Shot,Re1ay 8 Everett Shike...................a ..... ..P0lO Vault 25 Edwin Dye....,,,,,Mile,Half Mlle,Fresh.-Sonh4Relay 20 James Unsworth,,,,,,,,M1le,Half Mile,Hurdles,Re1ay 40 Marvin Clark..........Hn1f M1le,Quartcr Mile,Relay 18 Richard Griffith..Dash,Brodd Jump,Fresh-Soph.Relay 1 Howard Shike..,..,,....,,.Dashes,Fresh.-Soph.Re1ay 5 James DaViS............Half Mlle,Fresh.-Soph.Relay 15 James Kernan.... ...Pole Vau1t,Fresh.-Soph.Re1ay O Gordonii' OCIOIOOOIOOOIIl0llll0lOOllNI11e O WClch'lOllt0ullo asaaos onolplllllOOlCDiSCuSQShOt The team had seven meets this year including the county and the district meets. The meets so far and thei are as follows: I' SCOPGS At Our score Opponent's score Roosevelt 46 Roosevelt, 52 Joy Sli Joy, 433: Sherrard, 401 Reynolds 45 Joy, 465 Reynolds, 51 New Windsor 451 New Windsor, 44g Viola, 19 District O Rock Island, 563 Sterling, 52 A - M-.,g -,IJ X4 Y. 'ik Q25 HX'v'i,f fr- -ft X ffm .1-rand, ,X , :Gish A X K 3m 13535 , ... X ,f .cl My .f 54 ,, -N. Y 556 ' + , v IW. sy: hm. K If ,. - 14. Ji: h. Aff . ali. wil GDAIAQ The Girls' Athletic Association has boon or- ganized for four yours. We are undor the super- vision of Miss Esther Bergman. The officers for this year are as follows: g g g g Q Q Q g g Q g . Vice Presidont....Msxine Van Eaton Secretary, Troas.........Pat Greor Every member pays twenty-five cents s year as duos. Thero sro fourtoon mombors. There was no initiation party this your as thoro were too many othor activities at the begin ning of the yenrg however, we hold a pvrty at the school house just after Christmas vacation. Each member brought u guest. Five of tho girls and hiss Bergman attended the Plgy Day which'was hold at Joy. Several girls also attended the Play Day hold at Monmouth on May third. They all had sn enjoyable time. The G. A. A. is an orqanization which most of the schools in tho county have joined. All the girls enjoy being members of this fins organi- zstion. ffm, V .W .lu I 1 Hn ,.,. , lpjslz .w 'ifg 1, 1 ' .if .N :ffl ' 1 VA' ' F545 ,-.-W X-fy, .V .SV ,nib ,-.. VM gy, me j AH' Nityel 1 11 ', V 'Z NE, JI. ,QQ .ws if . yn, ., . V. ,X .M ,jji as 511 M1 .LA d r A I .l VV 1 ' HT' li' .fn 521 M l I . . -ai , ' -frfvw-3r:'v::.,--aifizgf, Lmplg 1. mf f f H' :- l 2 , , . ? , '.....,,,. .an ., .4 , ,1 ' 1 Q JL -L-.:3 , , Ss' ' i ' ' l A ' , 5 K,-if. Qgjxxi , 1 x , ' - .ff X' '. jf! J 1 if ,iffi ' I 1 :Q 'F 'Q' ! ff 2 ,A I s , , . - .. '?ff f7 Q? , Q Hhfxv I M- ' ' -.if V153 1, 5 4 1 . 5 f A 5:5 gig , ..-yrlrw, , wblf- rm.. -' X1 - 3si3.l,,L- ,N 2 .LT '- -I 1-,.,-..- ,.f V ,, 'ff'ivif'L'f I '0'n7L-? ',??'fh:-V I -V-'QV 'V ' ' ' 4 4 f QZT 1 , J, Yi' -'-JA' '?Q1i-:L-ZQQZBN YR 1 f , - I Q3 'IjlgqY.2if 1-.g.-,Eff UR' .V fi:L'1.,1f1:.-if i fi -Afi'-'f?E,'2:fl'i I'-'f'f5fffiif1ff.ff,ff'1'l? i 2 - g ff f A, :gat r , 1 ' ' s 1 V :iii September October-- November- SCHOOL CALENDAR School opened. 5 dey session. Clnss elections. No school in afternoon--too hot. Freshman-sophomore party. First bqscbxll game ot mstherville. They WOH 0 - Played Joy here. Hooray! Wo won. Juniors hid skating pirty. First cash in treasury for Junior-Senior Banquet. Mathcrville here. Played Joy there. We won again. --Another baseball game with Joy. We play- ed hero. Just another game with Joy there. End of first six weeks. Some are happy, some are not. Most of them are not. Bad news. Hr. Renwick drowned in bed. He broke through the mattress and fell into the springs. HChnssnH, 1 magician gave s oerformnnce at 8:00 p.m. Assembly, UTestimony of the test tube,H a tslk on the offsets of alcohol on the body by F. D. Menze. And Q new month begins. Sophomore party gt Chzndlers. The soph- omores like their p rties. --Tuberculosis film shown by hiss Zisno at 2:50 Mrs. Herman Fabry gave 1 talk in assembly on the subject nwhst Alcohol Does to the Nervous Systom.U Sale of b skotball season tickets begun. Everybody in school is trying to sell them 1 Another of the series of talks on alcohol by Alfred Swanzo. The seniors vent to Alodo this morning to have their pictures taken. The camera doesn't work right since they were there. Basketball season opens tonifht with a game at Kirkwood. Everyone looking forward to first home basketball game tomorrow night. December January- February 21 22 24 28 50 -2 5- 8 12 15 18 21 -2 6 11 12 15 25 26 27 30 -1 2 5 --Keithsburg here. --We beet New Nindsor-two victories so for -Th nksgiving vac tion stnrts tt 5 p.m.to -We best the Alumni. They were just too full of turkey. -Assemblyg tzlk on alcohol by Rev. D. M. Ester. Journeyed to Little York to dc- feat them in 1 b sketbell game. -Biggest event yet, the senior D1nyJ Kind of u stormy night though. -The bssketb ll teen met first defest of the season at Alsdo. -Assembly. Dees It Pay te Drink? sub- ject of W. Russells speech. Met defeat in basketball game at Ksithsburg. --Won basketball game with New Boston here --Beet Joy on their floor. Another basket- ball victory. -Guess whgtl Another basketball g2me.This time Another victory. Too bad Mather- ville. -Seven more days till Christmgs. Have you sont a letter to Sent: yet? -Besketbnll game here with Reynolds. Xmas vacation begins. See you next year. --Everybody's beck wearing their Christmas presents. -Seaton wen n game at Sherrerd. --End of first semester. Everyone knows what that means. --Seaton vs. Matherville. Seaton scores n knockout. --No school this week. Just e little too much SHOW. --County tournament at Aledo. -County tournament at Aledo. -County tournament at Alede. Q do mon by 4 narrow mar- gin. --Assembly. Briggs,:n artist and comedian, entertained us. -Roosevelt Military Academy there. We won the game. --Little York here. Another win. March April All the way to Biggsville for a game. That's all there is to say about it. -A typicla winter day. -Viola played us here. We won. -All the basketball boys want to rest good tonight. Two nights of tough playing ahead. V --Beat New Boston. -Beat Joy. We are Little Nine Champs! --The seniors are behaving today as is usual. --Beginning of the District Basketball Tournament at New Boston. --We finished third in the tournament. --Juniors had a roller skating party at Monmouth. Made big money. --End of first six weeks in second sem- ester. -Basketball Banquet.We had a full house and a full stomach. --Seniors went to knox to attend a Shake- spearian play. --Seniors went to Western. The boys were attracted by the girls down there. -The seniors are on the road again.This tina to visit Monmouth College. --Miss Ziano, County nurse, gave Schick test to some of the students. Best students in bookkeeping and typing attended a commercial contest a Biggs- ville. The bookkeeping team won first. --The juniors gave their 3lay.Max1ne Van Eaton took sick a day or two before the play,but Estalene Dye was able to learn her part in time. --Bradley Guest Dayg so the senior are off again this time to Peoria, and Bradley. What a trip! --Com ercial Contest at Keithsburg. The commercial team should be full of pep after ycsterday's trip. Dentist checked grade school pupils tegthc I --I wonder why so many senior boys and two junior boys are gone today. They must be selling ads. --Track meet at Joy. We out ran them and Sherrard. --Music and Literary Contest at Joy. 30 -5 10 ll 17 20 24 25 23 27 --Track ut Roynolds. were other compotin: Joy. Kcithsb tcams. Grade school operottn. Gt those many weeks of m --The most importght ov year. Tho thing thc hard to raisc money Senior Banquet at Ggl District track most. Track moot at Now Bos This is tho woek ov waiting for, tho lust At last school is out County track moot at lctic moot of the vo' ,rx v I J- --Lccoslauroacc. ractic out of junior for, osburg ton. oryono rfcclr . 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' O X T- WA K Q 1S UU N X KA .J 'agr- School-house Alumni Officers Earl Davis, Pres Robert Duncan, Sec. Ed Rader, Vice Pres Dwight Greer, Treas. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The Commencement exercise of Seaton High School were first held on Friday evening, June 2, 1898. The Alumni Association was organized at the home of Mrs. Retta Frick Duncan on June third in 1898 and each year since there has been an annual meeting of the Alumni Association. Officers elected at last years meeting were as follows: President, Earl Dsvisg Vice President, Edward Raderg Treasurer, A. D. Greerg Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Carl Sandbergg Recording Secretary, Robert Duncan. ALUMNI MEMBERS NAME PRESENT 0CCUPAT1ON ADDRESS 1899 Anna Haney Fgrre11......HOuSOW1fG. Rose McClure Dickinson-.Houscwife. Alice Haney Farrellv Lulu McClure Hunt.......Housewife. Lois Henry Pruynes Hattie Ditto Cerlson....Housew1fe. Mary Ewing.. .... . ....... At Home... Maude Duncan. .... . .... Teacher... Ray Elrickw Fred Spence-.-.- ....Engineer.. Frank McC1ure.... ....Rea Estat Riceillllii lillostoopathl Angus Seaton.... ....Retired... 1901 Ora Cabeen Stitts.......Housowife... .. Kate Haney Johnson ...... Housewife. David Candor. ..... ......Farming... Boyd Ditto. ........ .... Physician. Charles Logan .... .... Retired... 1902 Wfmelmina Ditto Streetses- ' Bessie Ditto Hurphy.....Housewife... .....Alox1s, Ill. ...Abingdon, Ill. u 0 ....Seston, Ill. ...Monmouth, Ill. .....Peoria, Ill. Marshhlltovn, In. ...Abingdon5 Ill. ....Chicago, Ill. ...Alex1s, Ill. ......Alpha,'Il1. ..mediapolis, Ia. ......Aledo, Ill. ..Burlington, Ia. ..Tucson, Arizona ...Monmouth, Ill. -ww al... .. . I, NALL Prrszrr OoG,BMTlOH 1903 Inez HGnry............ Verna Harper Morgsnw Susie Ditto Rowley ,,,, Essle Dittor Bopps ,,,, Fona Hawkins E1r1Ck,,, Richard daboen ....... 1292 .Gov't Work... .Housewife... , ,, O -fkNlSGW1fG... ...New .Housewifo... ,, -Lrohitect... .'LDJJ.. ..Seuton, J Boston, Galeoourg, ---Cnlcago, .Seacon, Ill. Ill. Ill. Ill. Ill. z Qlya Chimbers Greer... .Phone Operator.. ....Seaton, Ill. f1lC6 Nagel Arbuckle., ,HouS9w1fe,,,,,, ,,pOrt13nd, Ore. J-Ogesocugonqsooo 00oF:.rmersoo no conSe.x.tOn, wa er onesi E P1pM0g2?TEi2.... ...garmer.. ..Aledo, 511. eorQe o .nw r,,, ,,,rnrm0r.. ..A1exis, rll. 1905 QerErEdZeRo3b Eimmer....Tusic Teacher... .jOnn0uth, Ill. T r e 'iii' 1-. mf 0 sane ooo 7 T N011-. Hgzinlinel Tobb-12 ' Howe' Us ' e 'tOn' Ln' Edna Gaylor A1exander,,,Wnkn0Wn yabge Johnson Brasheer,,HOuse,ige Rajntee, Ill. Ni1our'Scott............9eohpn1g.,, , ,,,,?O1ine, Ill. Frnnk1LObb.......... ...Lmborer... , ...Ke1th3yprg, 111, iu01DAuS.595ePHGn... ..fgLnter... . ..Jitchlt:, Lan. vhGPleS ou1k6..... ...Farmer... . ...SeQt0n, ill, 2221 Robert Petersonw 11'-Eobert Cristlfell. Q 4 1 Q o .?r5.ntera 0 o o 0 Q ofieolfwjli' DwnlnCarL,.. ,,,PI':'11ter.,, ....Pe0rria, 1908 U 0 0 'ITU'-.Sewifeo n 0 0 0 0 0 o l 0 osefttorl, mauoe Chambers uCG8Q,,,H0uSekeeper,,. ,,,LinCO1n, Nebr. ' V7 ny 1 . . anohlerjfgn Q o o I n 1 n l 0 s oSef.tQn, , B?aiQ6 oeaton...... ...Fgrmer................Seat0n, I11, wllllam Davis.. .. ...Gas Statgon Agent.....Septgn, 111, Roy 9 ' U I I I Q 1 s Q o 0 1 a oomlflha, 1909 Nalker Hclntyfe.. ...Real Estate... . ..,.L1g1e Theodore 1cGeew ' Forest Hain1ine,, ,,,D9nt15t,,,, ,,,R0ck Islfnd, 9 Ill. Ill. NAME PLfSEYT UCSB? TIOU AUDQESS 1910 Marv Peterson Logan.... Viola Herman Vmnce.... . Follockn Davis Van Sickle. O Leng Clara Scott G1'GGI'........... . Lester Scott... . 1911 Samuel Po1lock,......... Juggagl Vance Sturdivln Grace Dalrvuple Johnson. lois Ditto COLW Nellie Greer Boggs white Lauri Witte H1wk1ns..... Etta Davis pepper... .. Robert Lee Cabeen Orville Jones.... Charles Van Eaton ..... Lorraine Kinnamon s'ue5.vf12: 1012 Richard Boggs... . . Flovc Dunne Edwarf Conley.. . . .T:ef'-1.T'1'ln. c u 0 0 a 0 Juru C:ll1han....... . nose Conley Grlce....... Novfl H081-noone-4 ooze: on Bernice Litto Henr7.. Louise Wright Emma Pepper Shannonw Dorm Thompson Hoocw Rvth Ullrvmple MCCQW, Lable Callahan Howe.. Madeline Callahan Ott nllie Fable 0010090 D 'Ol O.- Klnnamon Rowlev... Gran Hellman... Swemringon Daef. Lucile Cabeen... ... . Nilul Tarie 1314 VETT Brock Crowch... Rolani Kinnavon......... Uillis Urth....,.. Tony lmnnw El Hainl ne Jellinger. ..Housewife. .R1nker.... ..frcss Agen .Furl-Loan Hovsewlle. .HOWS6W1fC, Hovsowife. . . .IIo'..1r,owife. . . . . . . .Domestic Jerk C Q.ll c o o t.. 311.3 I s.. 0 OS fn .nl lbgq I UC1 OCC! III! do, Illinois nglfs, Gilli. ..CP1OD, Ill. .rolins, Ill. .Sexton, Ill. r'---TT' CTQ C, ovel3nC, ohio .Se1ton, Ill. a.HlT1'D, la. njles, 01111. .Se1t:m, Ill. tchewxn, Can. Chic ..l. fu, Ill. nSf?fltOl'1 s o ..nleQo, Ill. oxklffz-...-.S, halltown, la. .Seaton. Ill. lushtrg. Ill. onncvth, Ill. Ill. .Seaton, Ill. --.Homme , 'f' thshmrj, L15 .Seaton, Ill .Se ton, lll. .Seuton, Ill Ill: on. 'O'7t115 16 York, Ill. C1 Ill .Q6lt0H, Q glxxleclo, Denver, Colo. . . .Doi-nestle ffork. .Los . ..Iio'vsfmviIc2.. ...... .. . .,E'1?.I' .lfirg n o a o l o U QS-1.3.11 ...Night Wntchwln...... :esp-'ir 1ergqgnuo'9q one ns.Housewiie.. UQOFLNIY'-jeroooloeto soul ...Police Sargent .Mars ...F1rmer. ...... ....... . . .S'cfi'tc11'2:'1n. . . . . . . . .Gm ooeiiebj-TC:-C-oo 0 0 soci- o 1 glrefcllif-ln. n U o o o 0 97104. o e g'HO 7.S'3V'j.iAea o e 0 o 0 0 0 oaolxruf-'Scouse' oo oqoo'.j- ...Housewife... . . .. ...HousewlIc.. . ...Housew1fe.. . ..... lep:Om.SGVVifeel ooao :solo ...Hoaseuife... ...Litt e o oHO 1.Se'lvlixeo o o osee u u..HOUSSW1f6, . .1?1FSC .... . ... ...Housewife... . ..... ...Shoo Norkvr... ...Be 'I 'Y . 0 0 QL.-11, '1Crn c o ntencorf, Ia. .Ale51s, Ill. NAME IHESUUT OCC'.ATION A3fHESS .Syn ifatc Tr.. .Chicogo, Ill Eugene Conley ---' --..-- . ... Lillian Ditto Groer.....Horsewifc... .. . .... olinx, Ill Florence nntto Hooro...Lousewife..... .. . .Ionmovth, ill 1915 Vilo C-a?DCef10oooQouno sno:...70I'1tj.Stuon ooo on aIooQAlG:if.j.S, ZJOIVJ. Hffnry ' 0 ' 0 I U 9 I 0 O O 0 Oitecjilffrlic o o 0 o o c Q o 0 u o .Sc:aton, William Hopper.. ......FactorL Worker . .. .Goul1s, Fla William McCannoni Haroll Shike.... ........ Farmer ........ .. . ...Scaton, Ill Haul Halrfmylo..........Office Clerk.. .. ...JHVengort, la Tarie Hclntyre Callanan.Housowlfe..... . ..JalFsErrg, 111 VilRred Peterson Hoggs..Housew1fo..... . ...Monuouth, 111 Hargie Craig Ranney.....Honsew1fe... . .. .....Soaton, 111 1916 Rodort Wright... ... ..Hail Clerk.. ..nock lslani, Ill. iw'vVj.f'S1'lt S-'FGCI' c o 0 0 Q s n o ZHIIKSP- 0 0 0 0 o o 1 0 o o a 9 uscfatkjn, 1.2.1.1 Lucile Hellman Smitn....Housew1fe... . .. .... .Ale is, Ill Edith Keel Daltgn .... ...Honsewife..... ....KeithsFvr5, 111 Helen Kinnanon McCaw ---- Housewife .... . 'or h Lenlerson, lll Jennie Craig Garland....Konsew1fo..... .. ..... Seaton, Ill Ellen Wilson Walloighe--Wouscwife... . .. .... .Seaton, 111 Harlnni Davis -... .......ToavHor.... .. .. ..Ganalo, grlzon Robert Williams ...... .. ookkoepor.. . . .Nonwovtn, Ill lilll Eliza'eth Wray Vorris...Eonsowifo .... .. New Winlsor, Ill Arminta Wray HcKelvey...Tousowife..... .. .....S aton, Ill Wariam Wright Jarman -... I rso .... . . ..Hi1waukoo, Wie ffapy 1101311 .....- u Q ....... ,Lt 110133, , , , , , , ,..... AJ-5,10 , Ill Rilla Jan Baton----'.---At Home .... . . .....S0aton, Ill HG1 'T'2GI't 1-411C QS nooo o o o o 0.0: CI'Cr.'13.nto 0 o o o u o flj.f'!S'UT 1':' Jule Hamilton...........Tvacher.. .... . ..iask:onville, Ill Tertha Amy Iotcalf-----.Kousewifo .... . .. ooG3lOSrTY:, Ill Florence Greer CofflanJ.Iousowife....4 .. Mock Islmni, Ill JQ-Wfgll VJQI-Cllooui -.noeooulA'f3tl TCI aon.q.-- Q. ,,,,,SQ9,'tQ1'j-, Carl LUC9.S ' flvlovC1'3I 1Iooooonnso a on . I'l.l.l'1itO13! 19. Charles l'F2ppe1 s 1 s 0 Q v e 0 o Fnrlctoljtl' .i7Off'?:Q1 o a o a s uiNO .T!.N.S , 11.121, .1.9l?Q. Violet Duncan 3eckharu..SecretarQ..... .. Srringfiel , Ill Martha jQj9p....... .... .Honsew1fe..... .. .....Pewrin, 111 NAKE PRBSLNT OCCUPHTION Mildred Thornton Bethel.... Dorothy Guthrie Nallooollio Clarence Shoemaker......... 1921 Vera Nelson Colclasure... Bertha Mackey Burns..... Naomi Hottle Cofer..... 1922 WTTInrd Roth..... Mable Roth Shaw.... Lee Henry ........ DittolOl0lOlll.llllO. Edna Shoemaker. ....... . Dorothy Keilman Carson. Margaret Henry Lyle.... Edith Schroll ....... ... 1925 Gertrude Roth Olson.... Helen Scott Guthrie.... GOSSOOOCIIIOIOOOI Max Constnnt........... Vivian Henry Douglas... Virginia Duncan Palmer. Ralph Duncan...... .... . Everett Shoemaker...... Lillian Seaton Teyra,.. Frances Brock Hllsenhoff... Sadie Craig Boock,..... Wilson Gr1ham.......... Hilton Olson..... 1924 Elmnrene Duncan Constant... Curtis Riely........... Robert Fl7nn........... 1925 Lemoine Duncan... Hownrd Crnig.... E1rl Olson. .... 1925 TI5fc'Ile Hood Mcbfzxll Weeks... Terrence Free.......... Scott R1der............ I I O Housewife Lawyer, F Housewife Housewife Housewife Farmer... Teacher.. Mechanic. Chemist.. Nurse.... Teacher.. Housewife Nurse.... Housewife Clerk.... lilll CCI OOOOCO' IO QTMBP-an IIIIIQIQQCO llfllllllll .Santa B OlOO'lUlTeT lllllilliil Domestic Work....... Grocer?-man... .. Housewife Housewife Printer.. Farmer... Housewife Housewife Housewife Army ..... Texcher.. Housewife Banker... Laborer.. pUw,p I .4 ..u. re U J I f I Farmers.: Housewife Farmer... Farmer... I IOC IO lr IDI! 0 ll lil Q O O O ...Ter ..Iiit Onsllelo IIffidff5i5 Gil' UUCZJOIW llll CII ADDRESS Portland, Ore. sscA1edO, Ills 0 0 csixledoi oooA1edOj I11. .....Joy, Ill. arbara, Calif. ...Aledo, Ill. ...Aledog Ill. ..Seaton, Ill. ..Peoria, Ill. ...A1edo, Ill. ..Seaton, Ill. ..Seaton, Ill. Chicago, Ill. ra Haute, Ill. ...Aledo, Ill. ...Viola, Ill. ..Seaton, Ill. ..Seaton, Ill. ..?eoria, Ill. ..Se1ton, Ill. ...AleLo, Ill. Rochelle, Ill. Monmouth, Ill. ..Seeton, Ill. OUOCOUUI Sl ixl ra Haute, Ill. ..Seaton, Ill. ..Seaton, Ill. tle York, Ill. ..Seaton, Ill. .Chicago, Ill. Prairie, Ill. t Orford, Orc, ..Seaton, Ill. ..Seaton, Ill. NARE Edwin Doug1es,, , , , Kenneth Greer.. . Lee Greer.... . 1927 Gertrude Seaton... 1222 Inez LcPherr1n,, , Clgde Bwker... . 1329 Car:-Sonvososooo 0 Vlola Lou Amy Strong., Cozetta Peterson Henry, Q naoocconau. Q Opnl NcCannon Conner1y,, , Carl Jorkman ........... . 1950 Verlen Henry Johnson, ,,,,, Edvard 3166? ............. . Gwendolyn McNeal Lulenburg Clinton Jhitehall ,,,,,,,,, Robert Duncsn ..,.,, Mildred Griffith,,, 1331 nargaret Amy Sandberg,, Emma Peterson Ch ndler, Evelyn Swailsw Evelyn Greer ncPheeters,, Lsrtha Davis Bird ,,,,, , lu nu Glenn Free,,,,, ,,,, , 1n32 Amy Jo Constant Ha1e,,, Lary Seaton....h ...Q. .... Evelyn Jellinger Pur1ee,, FRESH? o o s s 0 .JIU1Semife ..Lousew11e T OCCUFUTIOI ..Car'enter,, ,,SLlOSW1H,,, ,,C1l Station ,fyt hvrxe , , ..TeuCher,,,, ,qSoda-jerker ..Trucker,. ,.Housevife,, XouseW1fe,, li .V 5 ..houssv1fe., . .Fnrmer .... . ..1ousemife., ..Bookkeeper. ..Frinter.... -Q!1SiC ii-',-Y, Q ,,. . Q 0 0-.. ..s, J ...Lise p g .., J in I IJ Q o.L.Oi1S',?u f,L,.. V 5 . Eouse?1fe.. - e fs ........Sexton, ..Shon workor...Rock . ---OU.SS':.'5.fE? - home . . . Housevife.. Bertha Rznney Fredrickson,,,gOuS3,ife Beulah McKay .,,,,, ,,,,,,, Roberta hlooster Shnyder, Alyce Thompson Hill ,,,,,, Letha Rader ,,,, ,,,, --ueslgner.. '--Housewife ...Housewife - ent 11or1e ..- R.R. Brmkexgn., ,, Instructor.N Q7 ' 'H 'TIUC1 4.012-...au..J 1 I O O O O jlllo V ' I ......housson, Texas 021112 - - -guess, 111. ...Seaton, Ill. ...L1edo, 111. ..11edo, I11. ....Senton, Ill. Q s .....Seaton, Ill. 0 0 clrexff Ig-Y, ...Seaton, Ill. ..1:n1y, Ia. IO llllahliedo, ........Se9ton, Ill. Rock Island, Ill. Rock Island, Ill. ouoaoaosseffton., Ill. Concord,0hio ...Seaton, Ill. .....Joy, Ill. ...SeQton, Ill. Island, ...Se ton, ...Se:ton, ...Alexis, ...Se1ton, - - -New York, . , J lasngnqaon, -'--Seaton, --'Sexton, Ill. 111. 111. 11.1.0 Ill. Ill. Y.Y. D.C. Ill. Ill. NAIQIE PRTUSIJNT O C CUP ATI ON A ' TDRES S Paul Greer... Jamos Greer... ... Wayne Swails ..... . Stanley Newman.. . Merlin Shikeiuo O 1953 T 'c . l..9CI.LE11'1l ...C,C,C Iois Douglas Walters....UougQw1fe, Dorothy Kernan McKnight Freda Kell Kidioow Bernice Ranney Shike. Gladys Spauliing.... Vildred Shike Hood. Hfward Uroek..... .. Earle Davis...... .. Frank Hood, Jr... . IQE4 DaIe Armstrong... .. Dorothy Jellinger .. Robert HH1C00nvoo oc Preston LcCartney .. TOUG GPCOPoooooou so E1mOTC Hoodocuooo no Luoile Hunter Carlson 1955 Fae Ranney Freirickso Frances Henry Bcrgstr Elizabeth Smith.. ... Helen Douflas Springe Elinore GIGH AHF. ... Richard Keilman.. ... Barbara 5PC9Toeaa ooo Pauline Johnson Chard Denali Kinnanon...... Ray HCNOal'l0lODl ooo Hershel Swails... .. Ruth ChambGrSQoos Ill Harold Griffith.. .. .1956 Bora Griffithoooo no George GTC6Toouoo ooo Henry Ewingonooco ooo Alyce HarPiSOnooo ooo I I I O O OL O To O ll 1 -Truck Driver... .Grocery-man.... .Dairy-man... .Farmer.. .lIors:awife . . .Horeewife.. .Eeartj Oger .Housewife .Farwer.... .Farver..,. .Farner.. .Hestaurant. uwgltressnoo :At Homecoal .R.R. Worker .Painter.... 0N3Vyvovuuoo .Housewife.. .Housewife.. .Housewife.. .Teacher.... .Housewife.. .At Hone.... .Farner..... ,At Home.... .Housewife.. .At Home . . . . .Sash R Door .Laborer.... .At Monmouth .Toacher.... .At Home.... . At Home. . . . .At Home..,. .At Home.... o H 0 0 E55 651 65i G'G . .Seaton, Iiitiie York, ....Koline, ......Seaton, ..,Roseville, ......Alexis, ...Seaton, ,Rock Island, qgsiaton, llll ....Augusta, ......Seaton, . ...Soaton, aocoooseaton, 0oasoroAlUJO, .Little York, ..,'urlington looososeatong .....Ai3VStH, 0 ooa,S3atOn, .....,Seaton, vouonooAlCIO, .Little Zork, ..Vioksburg, ......Seaton, ......Seaton, o1n0ogSCatOn, .Iatherville, ovoosascaton, .Rock Island, .Little York, .. .,ff3TUUO'1t11, ....Reynolds, .. ...Seaton, .. ...Seaton, ......Seaton, ......Seaton, St. Louis, 'o Ill 9 III Ill Ill I 11 Ill Ill I I I I ll ll ll ll Ill I I I 11 ll ll Hn , 1. I I ll ll Ill I ll Ill I wi I T ll ch ll 71 I I I ll ll 11 III I I I I I I I ll 11 ll 11 11 11 11 NAME PRESENT OCCUPATION Ruth Kinnamon,,,,,, Olive Toops Biddle, Rozella Swails Schid::::::: lla Mae Ke1lman.... Gr'eerllOllOO0l John Seaton.... 1957 Mary Jane Jellinger David Newman....... Fred Lee Steel0.... Ferne McNeal.... Florence Meyers... Frances Cooper,... George Johnson..... Cathryn Johnsongpoooonoooss Mary Frances Allen.Treloar Carolyn Harrison Douglas... Leonard Pepper..... Leonard Kinnamon... Mary Smith......... Mary Margaret Tul1y::. Z.: Margaret Armstrong. Margaret Ranney..., Pauline Van Eaton.. 1938 . Billie Marie Meyers Mary Amy........... David Stokes... .... Robert Gordon.... Loren Clark.... -1959 Dorothy Belle Welch... ... Mary Ellen Ewing,,, Louise Davis....... Joe Garland........... ... George Henry Meyers Gerald Anderson....::. 1:2 Harriet Chandler... Geor e Laimi Q1 :louise nog Betty Rose Meehan.... ... Frances Marie Root... .. ....Domest1c Work.... ADDRESS -Rock Island, Ill Housewife........ Little York, 111 Housewife...... o ssc0EuPeka, I11 H0USGWif6. .... .... ....Seaton, Ill Tele. Operator... ....Seaton, Ill U. of IH. Student .,Iowa City, Ia D0m6StiC WOPk........Monmouth, Ill Service Rubber Co At Home., HaWcock's At Home... Houeework,,. Housewife H0113 ewi fe IIOCOICO IIIUQCIO 000001 Peru ColleEe:::: Navy Domestic Work... Domestic Work.,,. Beauty Operator., Stenographer, ,,,, Monmouth College, At Home. ..,, Hawcock's,,, At Home ,,,, At Home ..,, At HOMS............Feithsburg, Ill '.93'01'Y0tiC3 School.rsffkerf1e1a,cn.J.1f' -.Rock Island,Ill ,,,,Seaton, ..Monmouth, ,,.Seaton, ...Chicogo, ....Aledo, ...Seaton, ...Peru, U , ..Konmouth, .Roseville, ....Seaton3 ,Gnlesburg, ..Honmouth, .....Seaton, ..Monmouth, ...OquaWaku, o 0 Q s osefnton, U. Of Ill... ...Champaigne, .kt Home,,,,,,.,, ....Seaton, jkt Homeiiliiliiilf IQUOS-gesiktorl, Teachers College,,,,,,,MaCOmb, At Home At Home At Home :sae log Housework,,, ,, IiOmeU0lIllOlIlO Housework,,,,,,,,, Office Norker,,,,, nonlctlioqn COIOOIICOQO s 1 u o gseatorl, Seaton, Little York, ......Aledo, .Leitheburg, ,..Nonrouth, ..Galesburg, Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill S.A Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill O NALE PRESBFT OCCUPQTIOH ADDRESS Betty Van Eaton .... At Home.. ..... ...... .... ....Seaton, Ill Floyd hcCaw .... ....At Home..... .... ............Seaton, Ill Irene Johnson......HYA Adwinistrat1on School.Rockford, Ill Helen Merle Allen..At Home. .... ................Seaton, Ill Vary Pewoer. .... ...Housework.... .............nonmouth,Ill This information has been collected from variou sources, and to the best of our knowledge it is correct If, however, there have been rny errors or omission made in the preceding lists, they are entirely uninten tional. S O S Gracie' SCHOOL x x QV! fx V XIK GVV if WM Jw? X C123-R ' X1 LQ gf Mq M I--ff E? wi f 4, Q R, K XP?J1 jfm ' ff 1 ff 'N' Gif F?-,X 4 ,---' k C5 R aw Cf in JUNIOR HIGH The year of 1959-40 began with an enrollment of fifteen pupils, seven in the eighth grade and eight in the seventh. ' During the year we held 3 number of parties, the first being a Weiner roast in Hr. Van Eaton's timber. We also en- joyed room parties on Halloween, Thanksgiv1ng,and Christmas, with our Nature Study Club, we went on a field trip. We have taken part in all of the programs presented this year, having assisted in e community program, in the Christmas play, and in the grade school operetta, Punch and Judy . ' The year has been an active one for boys' athletics. After a successful season, the Seaton grade school team won first in the Mercer County Invitational Tournament at New Boston. The boys from our room who played on the winning team were Dwight Welch, Captain, Daniel Sims, Donald Dye, Jack Greer, Kenneth Shike, Bill Sims, Charles Heisler, Dick Gladson, and Carl Kernan. Miriam Keilman was one of the cheerleaders. We also have a track team and hope to repeat the success of last year. Those in the eighth grade who will be graduated at the Commencement the last of May are: Anne Bello Blackman, Donald Dye, Charles Heisler, Audrey Meyers, Daniel Sims, Eileen Wadleigh, and Dwight Welch. THE INTERMEDIATE ROOM Perhaps our greatest pleasure this year of our Intermedi- ate Room has been just playing its part in making Seaton School the best school possible. The following diary excerpts, how- ever, tell something of our room activities. I Se tember 1939 ve are scar ng on our nTr1p Sround the World. We are looking for likenesses and differences in the ways of living of the people, in the occupations, and in the contributions to the world of the different countries. We also want to find reasons for the existing conditions. We hope to make many friends. .C2t.92aI'..l?lC'L?. We have kept diaries of our trlp, collected pictures for our scrapbook, and now we are working on our paper so the folks at home will know about our travels. We have named our paper nThe Flying Messongeru. Every month hereafter wc plan to issue it. Our new World Atlases have made our trip very interesting Our Halloween party was so much fun. Some of the girls dressed like girls of other lands. November 1939 We are all Back home in our own native land in honor of American Education Week. We have invited our mothers to a pro- gram in which we plan to tell them about our trip. December 1939 H513 Scroogeu is giving us the spirit of Christmas. We are working with the other rooms on our Christmas play, NThe Christmas Caroln. Januar 1940 The el s ave rung, vacation is over, and we are begin- ning a new year. How kind you are, New Year, to surprise us with your big snow storm and more vacation! You are just, as well as kind, for we must have well planned English talks about the fun we had during our week of no school. Februar 1940 e ourt graders with the help of the fifth and sixth grades are planning a program of original talks, poems, songs, and plays which show what they have learned about Hwheatn from the time it helped to tame man to the present means of produc- tion. How wonderful is a grain of wheat. We must pause, for at least a day, while the Achievement Tests Wcheckn our progress. March 1940 We hav5'bEon studying about 'Tho Stars and the Planetsn. As we learn about the heavenly bodies we discover our earth is a very small part of the great universe. We have brought our diary up to date.' In April we plan to work with the other rooms on the operutta, UPunch and Judyu, which is to be given in May. PRIMARY ROOM The Primary Room began the yeer with sn enrollment of 18. We hed 9 first graders, one second grader, and 8 third graders. The room celebrated the holidays with s party. On Halloween we pinned the cat's tsil on end played several H lloween gumes.At Christmas we had an exchange of gifts. On Vslentine's Dey we had s valentine box which the third graders had decorated. We had twelve little guests that dey. They were the little folks of the community. The Friday before Easter we had an will be first we enjoyed it very much. was in the Chri Our room second and third grdders were grade sang two songs. We took pert in the progr NTops1esn from nTopsy Turvey L tell whether we were coming or The Primary Room entertained the boys graders next year. me called Easter-egg hunt. and girls who it Cooky Day. tmes entertainment. The in the play and the first em for the P. -ndn.The audience could not going. This your we gwve T. A. We sang the operetta nPunch .nd Judyn. pert in this operette. The characters in the UPunch and Judyn show were mostly from our room. The first graders were little mice, a bat, and s moth. Our room had a prominent For several weeks we enjoyed 3 nCledn H.nkyN march each morning. Since then we have been careful to bring a clean handkerchief every day. 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