Serena High School - Flashback Yearbook (Serena, IL)

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The building cost approximately Sl40,000, but in comparing this with other buildings of the same price range, one must consider that our contract was let at the time when labor and materials were at their lowest, and that we therefore have a better-than-average build- ing for the money. Some of the outstanding features of the plant are: All floors are covered with battleship linoleum which decreases the noises and makes it easy on the feet. Special sou d absorbing plaster was used on all the halls and classrooms in an effort to further reduce the noise. Then in the summer of 1943, a cellotex fi- ber board was nailed on to the ceiling of the gymnasium which improved the acoustics many fold and makes it pos- sible to hear and enjoy a play, or a musical number. The oak finish throughout the building is in it- self a credit to the building. Copious laboratories for Physical Science, Agriculture and Home Economics are provided. An unusual feature is the well equipped clinic, where those who are injured or become ill can be taken care of. g The gymnasium, which was built a few years before the fire and did not burn, is the best gym in any of the smaller schools in the state. It has an adequate playing floor, 46 x 78 feet. The seats are constructed so as to give ample knee room, and every square inch of the playing floor can be seen by a spectator from any seat in the bleachers. We wish again to express our appreciation to those who had vision and courage enough to bring forth this, almost ideal school building. SCHOOL PUILDING BOARD Left 150 Right: Howard Johnson, Edward Grandgeorge, Harold G. Brandenburg, Delbert N. Kember and Rus- sell Warren. X W .75 I I ,. 'uk IE II , I I I I I E I I Il I I Esifef pw rxrzf' ' , 3,1 WI, I' I 'Q J llfgj . ,I '. 'W' ,, .,,. - A we l 6 1 n 1 ! I 1 ' AX x. . '. - V X vXXgX.X 1-.QW ..A, , . . 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' I ' 3, 7 ' -. 51L'!-35522.- S 4 fa '-2713-1-:-:-:-. , '-E -I-TT-'T L:.lS'fi.-.' -. ' f X' 4 - K1 ' ' ' 5 'Li:' bf'f'3' TSI-F-13-5.'32-I+:-f7:-:Ig fgIi-1'.-I-f-527' - ' H 'f . : Y fglf-'4:225.E':F':Zf:f:I'5E' fZ2:22:1:f ' fiiriwf' ' ' 'fir Ifflf-3'Zfizfiff?lf'Z23:i.f.-1311572323: VP P . 24: 11' ,-. ' 5. .1-,I!.,hN :hs A '55 ',: 2t.' 'Tr?3.figE:f'ff-grgfiff-222-3 -. . I. . ...j,i.5:,-. . U Y... - .. - A il AIX ANNUAL STAFF Co-Editors Associate Editors Business Hanager Asst. Business Manager Art Editor Asst. Art Editor Alumni Editor Assto Alumni Editor Class Historian Class Will Class Poets Class Prophet Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor Calendar Humor Editors Mechanics Circulation Hanagers Typists Mary Hubbartt Darlene Twait Evelyn Rygh Jean Osmund Robert Bastian Mary Jane Krug Fern Jacobson Jean Osmund Shirley Rosendahl Harold Pearson Harold Pearson Patricia Stafford Mary Hubbartt Patricia Stafford Peggy Fagot Louis Yoesle Robert Bastian Lois Madden Donna Osmund Myron Sampson Donald Tuftie Merle Stangeland Louis Yoesle Robert Bastian Donald Tuftie Eloise Thompson Phyllis Nelson Gloria Valentinsen MARY HUBBARTT uHere Come The Brides' Glee Club 1-3-4 Home Ee. Club 4 Vice-Pres. 4 Hi-Grade News 3-4 Flashback 3-4 President 3 Vice-President 4 Gyms 1 2 5'4 D.A.R. Representative Pep Club I MYRON SAI IPSON nButtered Side Upn 3 FFA 1-2-5-4 Pres. 4 Sec. Treas. 2 Flashback 4 PUEO l 2 5'4 LEONA ROUX nHere Come The Bridesu 4 Band 2 Home Ec. Club 4 Glee Club l-2-3 Gym. l-2-3-4 LOUIS YOESLE nHere Come The Bridesu 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Captain 4 Softball 1-2 Hi-Grade News 3-4 Flashback 3-4 Vice-Pres. 3 President 4 FRANK DOLDER FTM 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3 Softball l-2 Basketball 1 P.E. 1-2-3-4 PATRICIA STAFFORD Home Ee. Club 4 Hi-Grade News 1-3-4 Flashback 3-4 Cheerleader 2 Gym. l-2-3-4 Pep Club DARLENE TWAIT nButtered Side Upn 3 Glee Club l-2-3-4 Home Ee. Club 4 Sec. Treas. 4F' Hi-Grade News 3-4 Humor Flashback 4 ' Co-Editor Gym. l-2-3-4 Pep Club DONALD TUFTIE UButtered Side Upn 3 FFA 2-3-4 Vice-Pres. 4 Flashback 4 Basketball 3 P.E. l-2-4 HAROLD PEARSON Butte:-ed side Up 3 UHere Come The Bridesu 4 FFA 1-2-3-4 Flashback 4 Secretary 3 P.E. 1-2-3-4 JEAN O SI IUND nHere Come The Bridesn 4 Glee Club l-2-3-4 Band 2-3-4 Home Ee. Club 4 Hi-Grade News 2-3 Flashback 3-4 Sec. 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First, they were Freshmen A wee bit shy-- They soon showed the others That they could get by. And then full of knowledge As bright as could be They continued as Sophomores All twenty-three. Next, they were Juniors A little changed in their ways They were going to have fun For the rest of their days. They no sooner got started On this road of fu When they realized We're Seniors With work to be done. A little work And lots of fun Their journey of life Has just begu . ROBERT BASTIAN nHere Come The Band FFA 1 1-2 Basketball l-2-3-4 Softball 1-2 MEREDITH ELLIS Bridesn 4 Glee Club l-2 Home Ec. Club 4 Gym. l-2-3-4 Pep Club President l MILDRED FERGUSON Hi-Grade Staff 3 Flashback 4 Glee Club l-2-3 ' nThe Case of the Missing' IDIS HADDEN Heirsn 3 Gym. 1-2-3-4 uButtered Side Upn 3 Pep Club Glee Club l-2-3-4 Band 2-3 MARGARET FAGOT Home Ec. Club 4 Hi-Grade News 3-4 uButtered Side Upn 3 Flashback 4 nHere Come The Bridesn 4 Vice-President l Glee Club l-2-3-4 District Chorus Contest 2 Band 2-3 Gym. 1-2-3-4 Home Ec. Club 4 Pep Club Hi-Grade News 2-3-4 Flashback 4 DONNA OSMUND District Chorus Contest l High School Speech Contest Glee Club 1-2-4 Gym. l-2-3-4 Band 2-3 Pep Club Home Ec. Club 4 Flashback 4 ELOISE THOMPSON Gyms 1-2-3-4 Pep Club NButtered Side Upn 3 Home Ec. Club 4 HOWARD BRUE . Hi-Grade News 3 ' Flashback 4 FFA 2-3-4 Gym. l-2-3-4 Secretary 3 . Boys' Glee Club 2 MARY JANE KRUG PQEQ 1'2'5 '4 MARY LOU MCCORMICK nButtered Side Upu 3 nHere Come The Bridesn 4 Gl6e Club 1-2-4 Glee Club 1-2-3 Band 2 Band 1-2-3 Home Ec. Club 4 Home Ec. Club 4 Hi-Grade News 4 Hi-Grade News 3 Flashback 4 Treasurer l District Chorus Contest 2 Gym. 1-2-3 Pep Club Pep Club Gym. 1-2-5-4 ,,-........l...i...1-- 3 A' 'U'-1 4. l 1 , . I 'fw 5--fs: . . V, . . L , W... H 1 i U 1 'L ' W -'-1 +w - -Y-up . ' f T .4 uf X x 4 H 1 . -. 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Club 4 H1-Grade News 5 Flashback 4 Gym. 1-2-3-4 SENIOR NEWS STAND Myron Sampson ---- Jean Osmund ------ Robert Bastian ---- Ibnna Osmund f----- Ralph Helgeson--- Meridith Ell1s--- Harold Pearson--- Lois Madden ----- Donald Tuftie ---- Margaret Fagot--- Mary Hubbartt ---- Frank Dolder ------ Mildred Ferguson ---- - --- -- Mary Lou McCormick ----- Louis Yoesle -------- Eloise Thompson--- Leona Roux ------------------- --- Howard Brue ----- - Fern Jacobson ---- Mary Jane Krug ---- Patricia Stafford--- ------- Darlene Twait ----- Evelyn Rygh ------ ----....---..---...- ..--....-- ..- -- .--- --- -- ----. -- - --- --- -- --A--f-Q -n--y---- DAFFYNITIONS CHEMIST: One who has acid eating DENTIST: A man nobody wants to year. DEAMOND: A stone used to lay the -Uriah O HCountry Gentlemann UThe Republican Timesn e American Observern uFarmer's Wifeu nWoman's Home Companionu UHome Economics Journaln -------uGlamorH -----------nWoman's Dayn -------------nEsSulrex -------------- Life --h- V----nSherlock Holmes Mysteriesn -------nTrue Storyn ----UChristian Advocateu --ULadies Home Journalu -------------A--- L00k'? ----,a----npicn Readers Digestn ---Uwestern Thrlllerx --------------- Gags True DetectivesJ -------uLibertyN ---nCosmopolitanH -------UMcCallsU right out of his hand. see more than twice a foundation of love. NAZIS: Europeans who have a violent distaste for Pat- ton medicine. RHUBARB: A kind of celery gone bloodshot REBS: Colors which may be seen around Berlin this win- ter. GRAND CANYON: A sight that's simply gorges. PARATROOPBR: A man who has to pull strings to stay in his job. '10 C .oo ceq A ' 'Q In the fall of 1941 thirty-three freshman students came steamirf into high school on the U.S.S. Serena. They were: John Barr, Robert Bastian, Robert Billings, Howard Brue, Dorothy Corrie, Frank Dolder, Meredith E111 s, Margaret Fagot, Wayne Fosse, Stanley Gjerde, Ruth Gwin, Raymond Hall, Ralph Helgeson, Mary Hubbartt, Fern Jacobson, Mary Jane Krug, William Land, Lois Mad- den, Kenneth Mitchell, Donna Osmund, Norma Jean Osmund, Harold Pearson, Evelyn Rygh, Myron Sampson, Edward Sha- ver, Helen Smith, Patricia Stafford, Jane Stone, La- vonne Thomas, Ewald Weber, Louis Yoesle, Glenn Davis, and Darlene Twait. Stanley Gjerde and Glenn Davis left DHI' sh1p's company. The following officers were in 4 charge of the ship and charted its course during their freshman year: Captain ------------------------ Robert Bastian Lieutenant --------- -------------- Lois Madden Ensign --------------------------- William Land Commander ----------------------- Mrs. Eychaner In June 1942 we docked for three months and Ray- mond Hall, Helen Smith and Kenneth Mitchell left our ship's company. By September 1942, when we put out to sea again two new crew members were added, Leona Roux, from U.S.S. HARDING, and Don Tuftie from U.S.S. OTTAWA. The crew elected the ship's officers who were as fol- lows Captain -------- - ------------------ Wayne Fosse Lieutenant ---------------------- Fern Jacobson Ehmsign -------------------------- M yr-on Sampson Commander- ----------------------- Miss Eitmann In June of 1945 we docked again for a three-month period. This year Jane Stone, Lavonne Thomas, John Barr, William Land, Wayne Fosse, Dorothy Corrie and Ed- ward Shaver left our crew. We gained two new crew mem- bers, Annabelle Morel and Eloise Thompson both from the U.S.S. SHERIIBN. The sh1p's officers were: Captain ---------------------- ---Mary Hubbartt Lieutenant ------- 7 ------------- --Louis Yoesle Ensign --------- ------------------- Jean Osmund Commander--- ---------- - ---------- Miss Dossey Agaig in June of 1944 we docked for three months during s cruise we lost Antabelle Horel and Robert Billings. New crew members were Mary lou McCormick and Mildred Ferguson. The following officers were elected: Captain -------------------------- Louis Yoesle Lieutenant ----------------- ---- Mary Hubbartt Lieutenant J.G. ------------ ---Darlene Twait Ensign ---------------------------- Jean Osmund Commander-- ----------------------- Hr. Shaffer This being our lost cruise on the U.S.S. SERENA we leave the Juniors with our stations and good IuoE for their cruise. CLASH YOTTO Ever Onward, Never Downward CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose CLASS COLORS Red and White As our last few days of a most memorable four years in Serena High School approach, we wish to take this opportunity in which to pass on to others some of the things which have contributed so greatly to our success '. To the Faculty, our deepest sympathy in the days to come when they try and get the class of '46 grad- uated. To Mr. Ogden, our sincere thanks for signing f?D our diplomas. To the Juniors, the right to run Serena High School as best they see fit. To the Sophomores, the art of studying when there is no teacher in the study hall. To the Freshmen, all the tactfulness and poise that each and every Senior possesses. I bequeath my ability to flirt with the girls and get results to Stanley Twaitg my pet horse Mabel, to Russell Miller and my scientific qualifications to Eddie Nugent. Ralph Helgeson I leave my place in the Glee Club to be fulfilled by Marge H.g my blonde hair to Donna H., and the right to visit the Boy's School whenever I please to Jackie Billings. Fern Jacobson To Beverly Dummett, I will my farm, my V-8 with the tires reversed to Bob Brcuerg and my blonde wavey hair to Ewald Weber. Harold Pearson I will the ease with which I blush to Aileen Ash- offg the winning of the D. A. R. award to Phyllis Nel- song and my interest in Earlville to June M. - Mary Hubbartt I bequeath my gentlemanly manners to Wright R.g the right to own a Buick to Lefty Buckingham, and the privilege of going out whenever I please to Merle Stangeland. Myron Sampson Y X-in 0 'VP' I will my dark hair to Betty Lou Nelsong my waist line to Doris Johnsong and the ability to keep a secret to Gladys Sampson. ' Mary Lou McCormick To Aileen Ashoff, I leave my many colored sweatersg my seat on the bus to Gordon Thempsong and the secret of getting History reports in on time to Doris Brimhall. Meredith Ellis I give my interest in Delores B. to Eddie Nugent-- and the right to own and drive a ear to Bill Kellogg. I Frank Dolder I bequeath the unseiled pages of my English book to Stanley Twaitg my female following to Lee Roy Reindlg and my winning smile to Marilyn Clark. Bob Bastian To Wilma Johnson I leave my ability to cock chick- en dinnersg my height to Shirley Resendahlg the art of studying--to Gene Buhler. Jean Osmund I leave the long bus rides to and from school to Marzetta W.g my long wavey hair to lone Hallg and a nsteady mann to Wilma Johnsen. Lois Madden I will my interest in Norway to anyone finding gas enough to get thereg that long vacation from Bookkeep- ing class to Betty Barrg and my half interest in the Hold-Bob bobby pin company to Kenney Rohrer. Don Tuftie I bequeath the right to wear a Marine's wrist watch to Norma Hallg my greeefulness in dancing to Leis Hogueg and the ability to remain faithful to Joann Rohrer. Pat Stafford To Everett Christopher I leave the privilege of going to and from school whenever I oleaseg to Merle Stangeland--the right to repeal the HCurfew Lawng and my nwittyu remarks in the classroom to Darrell Noe. Mildred Ferguson I bequeath the skill it takes to get both sides of a story to Marzetta Whitlockg my jovial laugh to Erma DeBoltg and my blue eyes to Lois Wise. Mary Jane Krug I leave my knowledge in Home Ee. to Peggy McCor- mickg and my ability to figure out formulas in Chem- istry class to whomever might need it. Leona Roux I leave to every girl in school the right to change her hair-do as often as she pleasesg the ability to have fun in everything she does to Gloria Valentin- seng and the space I occupied jitterbugging on the dance floor to Jackie Billings. Peggy Fagot To Darrell Moc I bequeath the art of remaining faithfulg my big brown eyes to Shirley Iversong and my quietness in English blass to Bill Marshall. Darlene Twait I bequeath my dramatic talent to Russell Hillerg the ability to translate baby talk to Wilbur Ieeg and my successful position on the basketball team to Don Rivoland. Louis Yoesle I will all the sailors Cexccpt onel to Ruth Gwing Robert Cody Riveland. Evelyn Rygh my ability to get all my work in on time to and the time I spend writing letters to Don ' I give my access to other peoples' Betty Ryghg and my interest in farm life to Beverly Donna Osmund jewelry to I leave my passion--for hair bows to Jackie B. and my interest in magazines to Lorraine Thompson. Eloise Thompson I bequeath my gifted voice for singing cowboy songs to Red Beckerg my height to Mary Ellen Nicol and the place I held in class to Ewald Weber. Howard Brue 0 .9 Miss Dossey: nRita, what can you tell us about the in- telligence of ants?u Rita Pool: uWell, they can always find the place for a picnic, no matter where it 1s.n 4 a s w 4 a a a 4 4 Miss Kikendall: nwhat is meant by a passive verb?n Wilbur Lee: NA passive verb is when the subject is the sufferer, as, 'I am loved.'n 4 a w a a a s 4 4 a Miss Leer: Cwhile having tryouts for the Junior play! nRussell, you may take the stage.n Russell: nWhere?n , . :L I I a up uf u up nr u m -2- if 'Ir m wr af- we wr 11- Hr. Shaffer: Cin American History! Uwhat was the first important battle of the Civil War?n Harold Pearson: UThe Battle of Bunker Hill.n , ,I -L If -L :L u 0 v A' 1 as 6 1. we 6: 'rl- Hiss Bllmline: Hwhy did you put those quotation marks at the first and last of that exam paper?n Everett Christopher: NI was quoting the guy in front of mo. Miss Kikondall: UBill, correct this sentence, 'Girls is naturally more beautiful than boys.'n Bill Kellogg: 'Girls is artificially more beautiful than boys.n ix .. 5? ff 'iv it 1x 'N' it 1: Miss Kikendall: nCorrect this sentence, 'Before any damage could be done the fire was put out by the volunteer fire brigade.'n Shirley R.: nTho fire was put out before any damage could be done by the volunteer fire brigade.n 65 ii- ii' if- 45 45- 41 4'- if- if Miss Dossey: nKennoth, name a quedruped.n' Kenneth Kellogg: NA table, madam.n CLASS PRGPHECY The scene opens in. Los Angeles, in the year '55. I have just finished my dinner and am preparing to a- muse myself on my last evening in town for several weeks. I decide to visit an old friend, a director for a movie studio. At his office I find he is previewing a picture. His projectionist is none other than Bob Billings who ran our movie machine when he was at Ser- ena High School. His Assistant Director is Jean Osmund who helps tear the script and actors apart and put them together again. My friend gives his instructions and the movie proceeds to unfold. It's a cowboy picture, not one of my favorites, but nevertheless entertaining to millions. The hero, a singing cowboy, is Howard Brue. Imagine living here five years and just now run- ning onto these old school mates. After a pleasant eve ning I bid my friends good-by and inform them of my in- tention of taking the morning plane for Chicago, then to proceed to Kentucky Derby where I plan to see all the races. Arriving at the airport early in the morning I board the plane and see, yes, horrors of all horrors, my pilot and co-pilot. Well my insurance is paid so why should I worry, I try to console myself. To have Harold Pearson and Don Tuftie piloting you is like ask- ing for a roller coaster ride without having any inten tion of hanging on. But to my surprise I find them quite capable and enjoy a smooth trip. Arriving in the nwindy Cityn I decide to take a taxi to my destination, a restaurant where previous ex- perience has shown me the food is delicious. En route we pass an enormous courthouse where according to the papers, the most interesting and talented lawyers are pleading for their clients. The crowd is just leaving and who should I see descending the steps but Mary Hub- bartt, with a large ,impressive brief case tucked under her arm. Here I am. Food at last. Say, isn't that the most wonderful boogie woogie muscle you've ever heard I'm so anxious to see the artist who is creating this music, that I almost trip over the waiter's heels. I recognize the pianist, Fern Jacobson, she always did have a way of making a piano talk her language. ! ? The fates have caught up with me, for there are no tables. But wait, the days of chivalry are not gone, this couple-ask me to sit with them. At a glance I see none other than Darlene Twait and Louis Yoesle. On in- quiring into their modes of work and life, I find that Darlene is the private secretary of the famous dentist, Drake. I bet the pain-racked patients appreciate hav- ing Darlene around to aid and comfort them. Louis has devoted his life to being a correspond- ent and he is here today to cover the trial I have men- tioned. He is just relaxing after a hard day's work. After a delightful lu ch I leave the restaurant to take in a radio show before I go back to the hotel to dress for dinner. Arriving' at the studio, I choose a seat 'well up front and settle myself to enjoy an hour's entertain- ment. ON THE AIR, and I see Frank Dolder's face in the control room. You know he did have a flair for radios back in the school days, even. nLet me introduce the famous cook whom we have night. She will reveal a she owns, Meridith Ellis. our Home Bc. days when she member in the kitchen. the pleasure of hearing to- few of the priceless recipes Thinking back, I remember was about the most efficient And now a dramatic reading from the well known dramatist, Eloise Thompson. I find she does very well. I also remember that she did very well with one of the leading roles in our Junior Play. After seeing several other performers, I leaks and go back to my hotel to prepare for dinner. I decide to walk since it is not far to the club' which I plan to visit. I am about half way there when I see a large im pressive car pull to the curb. A well dressed woman and a man who appears to be her'husband emerge. She is Donna Osmund and I can only guess who that tall lank guy is-with her. The sign on the car reads, nSpee1a1 Agriculture Investigatoru, well. I am greeted at the door since I wired the owner, Mildred Ferguson, of my arrival so I could be sure of a table this time. As I reach the table, she informs me I am just in time for the feature program of the night, the famed dancer and her brother: Patricia Stafford and Roland. She and Roland have earned some well-deserved praise, Y After an enjoyable evening I return to my hotel and on waking the next morning I decide I shall have my breakfast in bed. Glancing through the papers, a pic- ture with large headlines draws my attention. 'Zany In ventor Win Jackpot Again.n The picture reveals Ralph Helgeson. This takes me back to the days when he and Harold used to work up buggy sleds and Heliocopters. It seems it's been quite profitable to pursue this tal- ent. After breakfast I feel the need of some fresh air and, taking the better residential section, I amble aim lessly looking at every building I pass, just like a Yokel. Wait, what's this? Krug's Little Skipper School. Curiously I walk up the steps. A cordial sec- retary greets me and on my inquiry as to the owner points out an office down the corridor. The door opens and my suspicions are confirmed when I see Mary Jane Krug. So this is what you were working up to when you took care of those nieces of yours back in the school days. My time being limited, I hurry to the depot and board the train for Kentucky. It won't be long now, so I settle back to enjoy the ride. A lady across the aisle attracts my attention. She is slim and carries a brief case with nThe Stylern written across it. She must be a buyer for some big New York store going to the style show in Texas. As she turns around I recog- nize her as Mary Lou McCormick. Arriving in Kentucky, I go immediately to my hotel The next afternoon I find myself an excited spectator at the races. One of the first surprises I receive is to find Myron Sampson and Bob Bastian have each entered one of their best racers. Scanning the crowd before the start of the race, I see a navy man and his wife seated in the box to my right. That girl is the image of Evelyn Ryghl Closer inspection proved it is she. This is the best race I have seen for a long time, and ly2on's horse comes in first by a nose. The wafe of the owner will have the honor of placing the horse-shoe of flowers about the filly's neck. As I already had guessed and been proven right, she is Lois Madden. I suppose at times throughout this tale you have wondered who the author might be, and now at the con- clusion I shall enlighten you. My name is Margaret Fa- got and I have enabled you to look into the future with me to View the class of '45, ten years after their grad- nations 61- it 1 it ii -I? if- -29 -25 -32 Bob Bastian's composition on courtesy: Wwhen a lady and a gentleman are walking on the pavement, the lady should walk inside the gentleman.n U u nf n Q- up u JL :L :L Hx if Gs 14' if WF if n as n Miss Dossey: HFirst, I'll take some sulfuric acid and then I'll take some chloroform.n Mary Hubbartt: nThat's a good idea.n ii 43 65 6? it 4? if- -35 il- if Miss Leer: Ult gives me great pleasure to mark you 85 on your examination.H Louis Yoesle: Uwhy not make it lOO and give yourself a real thrill?n 'L 'L Q - - . 4 - . - .4 p - xl V 1s 1s u lx n an n n 'Dx if Harold Pearson: nwhat would you do if you were in my shoes?n Frank Dolder: nI'd polish them.U w a s Q s 4 4 s e Q Miss Blimline: HAnecdote is a short funny tale. Please give us an example, Mildred.n Mildred: HA monkey swings from limb to limb on his anocdote.u .A .-. anwaswwaa- 1 1 A' n 1. A -0 m n if 15' 1? ,f Lois Madden: Hwhat kind of a watch have you?u Pat Stafford: UA wonder watch.H Lois: nWhat do you mean--a wonder watch?n Pat: nwell, every time I look at it, I wonder what timG it is.n W' . L 1 1 2, u t . P Q1 I f lg f 1 -f 2 321, E 12 . Q . ff ff, 1 . . f,- '1' e 'I M5 'JLQPP ' .n. . 1. . -4 . fa .-- AE..- - fr' ' ff '-Ps . . '22 ,Qi 2 Kyiv. i ,. f Y. ' .x .' F-. 1. fn if '-.1-'YLJSg In ? -' ,119 i . 1-, ' 5.3 4.- 'D- F F91 ri' ' :ff Y v f W'+?'1 . l . P- 'P' Q - 1':+ f'gZ .xiii 5 AGRICULTIRE I Of the thirty-eight enrolled in the Agriculture de partment this year, approximately one third, or thir- teen of us are beginners in Ag. I. We had been in high school about a month when we were asked if we wanted to join the F. F. A. After meeting the requirements for becoming Grcenhands, we were initiated. The formal initiation wasn't bad--but! oh boy!!! the informal. Well, next year, we'll get to work on the freshmen so I guess it was worth it. We have studied much about livestock this year. We are experts on dairy cows, beef cattle, hogs, sheep and poultry. One of our class members has the largest sheep project in school--Dick Marshall has thirty ewes. He owns them in partnership with his brother Bill, and both of them are turning out to be first class sheep shearers, also. ' For awhile we did some shop work such as rope work forge work and soldering. We oouldn't get any lumber for building so we will save our construction jobs for another'year. We also studied about crops and soils, soil test- ing, gardening, and various other things. Several of us entered the swine and dairy judging contests sponsored by two of the magazines we have in our magazine rack. We don't expect to win any prizes but it was interesting and fun judging the pictures and sending in our entries. We also had a number of sound motion pictures and film strips throughout the year. ! JUNIOR CLASS Back Row: Marjorie McCormick, Ruth Gwin, Donald Riveland, Merle Stangeland--reporter, Bill Marshall, Darrell Moe, Ewald Weber, Stanley Twait, Shirley Rosendahl, Donna Henneke. Third Row: Aileen Ashoff, Phyllis Nelson, Betty Barr, Rob- ert Breuer, Donald McNutt, Robert Cody, Gerald Wil- liams, Beverly Dummett, Gloria Valentinsen. Second Row: Wilma Johnson, Emma DeBolt, Marilyn Clark, Gene Buhler, Everett Christopher, June Mosey, Marzetta Whitlock, Lorraine Thompson, Jackie Billings. First Row: Miss Hay--advisor, Bill Kellogg, Russell Miller --treasurer, Wilbur Ogden--vice-president, Lois Wise--' president, Betty Ann Rygh--secretary, Wright Rasmussen, Edward Nugent. SOPHOHORE CLASS Back Row: Harold Morsch, Jerry Nelson, Myron Miller, La- Verne Hudson, Wayne Arntzen, Richard Buckingham, Hor- man Anderson, Ivan Van Tassel, Joey Roth. Third Row: Margaret Johnson, Mary June Bounds, Doris-Brim- hall, Barbara Nelson, Lois Hogue, Ruth Knight, Rita Pool, Bonnie Peterson. ' Second Row: Norma Hall, Patricia Dougherty, Robert Rygh, Lowell Ostrem, Kenneth Kellogg, Harold Satter, Gladys Sampson. First Row: Miss Dossey--advisor, Maxine Haeffele, Shirley McCutchen, Joann Rohrer--reporter, Jack Nelson--presi- dent, Lowell Larson--secretary-treasurer, Alice Newt- son, Doris Nordtvedt. Erwin Becker--vice-president ab- sent, FRESHHEN CLASS Back Row:' Dick Karshall, Francis Nicol, Dale Kember, Doyle Jelm, Edward Patterson, William Gale, Oluf Alsvig, Don Reese, Lee Roy Reindl. Fourth Row: Shirley McConnell, Carol Browne, Betty Lou Nel- son, Mary Lllen Nicol, Delores Brown, Barbara Huffler, Dorothy Thorsen, Evelyn DeBolt. Third Row: Gordon Thompson, Kenneth Rohrer, Francis Brue,' Bob Ashoff, Richard Thompson, Lee Mason, Richard Woods, Richard Osmund. Second Row: Shirley Iverson, Doris Richards, Betty Lou Hall, Doris Johnson, Arlene Alsvig, Mavis Bike, Marj- orie Hubbartt, Dolores Nugent. First Row: Severne Foss, lone Hall, John Edsaa--secretary- treasurer, Gordon Duffy--president, Lee Dondanville-- vice-president, Vincent Breuer--reporter, Helen Mar- shall, Miss Leer--advisor. mf' 3A Q 1- Y LN' Db 'xk 'UN 4 1 N X, -4, 7 2- - j, 'lin uf ,gw Q? Avynf. KN inf ns, v t' ,A v' ' AY .. fn ' Sr ,t..?L,' . . A , z , u Q v' 1 ' n N ' tr J 4 ' 1 ' -I A A x V I . ,,A JUNIOR HISTURE4 ' The Marines of '46 stormed the beach--head of Se- rena High with 42 enlistees. They were Norman Anderson, Betty Barr, Jacquelin Billings, Robert Breuer, Gene Buhler, Everett Christopher, Marilyn Clark, Robert Cody, Erma Dell DeBolt, Beverly Dummett, Norman Gillette, Ray- mond Hall, Louise Hellgren, Donna Henneke, Howard Horn, Mildred Holloway, Berline Johnson, Wilma Johnson, Wil- liam Kellogg, Wilbert Kennedy, Patricia Land, Thomas Landers, William Marshall, -Marjorie McCormick, Donald HcNutt, Russell Miller, Jr., Darrell Moe, June Nosey, Phyllis Nelson, Edward Nugent, Wilbur Ogden, Jr., Wright Rasmussen, Donald Riveland, Shirley Rosendahl, Betty Rygh, Everett Rygh, Merle Stangeland, Lorraine Thompson, Gloria Valentinsen, Harzetta Whitlock, Glenn Wiley, and Lois Wise. The loathernecks who left our company during the basic training were Norman Anderson, Hildrod Holloway, Berline Johnson, Wilbert Kennedy, and Everett Rygh. The officers in command of our company during that year were: General ---------- - -------- William Marshall Lt. General ---------- ------------ Darrell Hoe Lieutenant ---------------------- Marilyn Clark Commander-in-chief ----------- Miss Lois Wilson Company '46 had it's first defeat the first part of October when we were initiated. After the setback we finished the year with a glorious victory. The First Class Privates who failed to return from their 5 months furlough were Norman Gillette, Howard Horn, Patricia Land, Thomas Landers, and Glenn Wiley. Stanley Twait joined our company from Camp Marseilles. The officers in charge of School Affairs were: General ---------------------- Merle Stangeland Lt. General ------------------- Donald Riveland Lieutenant ----------------------- Wilbur Ogden Commander-in-chief -------- ---Miss Lois Wilson Company '46 attacked the Air Fbrce Cadets on their first flight a1d six Cadets failed to report back to Camp Serena. The Marines were the first to land on island of UClass Partiesn after which the N Fbree followed. Company-'46 made their -third Initial September of forty-four with the transfer of the famous vy and Air Lending in Donald Mc- Nutt to Camp Waterman and the loss of Raymond Hall. Corporal Gerald Williams entered from Camp Sheridan, The officers on duty this year are: General ----------------------------- Lois Wise Lt. General -------- ------------ Wilbur Ogden Lieutenant ----------- ------------ Betty Rygh 2nd Lieutenant ------ ----- Russell Miller, Jr, Commander-in-chief ----------- Miss Harriet Hay The Devildogs raided the island of nSadie Hawkins Danceu and captured those in the vicinityg thus proving the Marines are the first on land, sea or air. The Marine motto is: nThe door to success is la- beled push,n The class flower is American Beauty Rose and the color is Blue. .UIUJ U IR ZMLPUJJ IBE snorr CA1leen came here to school this year.J ARR fBetty and Lois are always near.J LLINGS CJackie plays the big bass horn in our band.7 REUER CBob without Eddie is like a beach without sand.D UHLER CGene never seems to make any noise.J HRISTOPHER fEverett's called nChrisH by all LARK CHarilyn is noted for being a cheerful ODY fBob is always at the head of the class eBOLT CErma Dell now lives here in town.D UNMETTffBeverly is a gal we all want around EVERYTHING cwhich the Juniors try to do.J FUN fwhich we have lots of, too.D BWIN lRuth's disposition is always sunny., of the boys.J lass.J -D -7 HENNEKE fDonna always thinks everything is funny.D INNOCEVCE COf which we all are made.J JOHNSON Cwilma is Marzetta's right hand aide.J IQELLOGG fBill's seen a lot on his motorcycle -7 LAUGHTER CNh1ch all of us Juniors sure do like.J ARSHALL lBill's the tall dark center who plays on our team.D CCORHICK lPeggy is a lass who is right on the beam.J CNUTT CDonald left us, but not of his own acoord.J ILLER CRussell buzzes around in his little old Fbrd.D OE CDarre1l's the green-eyed Romeo from down Wedron way.J OSEY CJune is a gal we all think is okay.D BISON fPhyllis has such beautiful auburn hair!! UGENT CEddie's size can't be found everywherc.D CZDGDEN CWilbur's a wounded veteran since the ARTIES fwe had lots of them when all of the Newark game.D kids came.D CZIUESTIONS fwe ask about the things the teachers say.D ASMUSSON Cwright is the fellow who knows the right way.J ' IVELAVD KDonnie's a forward on our basketball five.l OSENDAHL lShirley's a gal who is nhep to the jive.nl YGH fBetty has a good time it always does seem.l c.TANGELAVD CMerle's everyone's friend and he's on the ' basketball team.l 1'HOMPSON CLorraine is around when there's a good time.Jn WAIT CStanley's always apt to give out with that nllne 7 Us :who will go on 'til the 1ast.J XfALENTINSEN fGloria is a blonde and can type very fast.J EBER fEwa1d was once on the assembly line.J HITIOCK CHarzetta leads cheers with the other nninen. 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'I :N Muzi.. . -. v,3'f ....f., -lw.qS5IlQ:.-.gig III II I 4 ,,!',, g -. .q. -1 4 I- , - I :fy 4-5 N ' S' , ' , ' . 1 Fi.. . , ': ' -H x I A SCDPHOMQI E HISTORY Sixteen girls and twenty boys started their train- ing in the Army Air Corps at Serena Community Field in September, 1945. The cadets enrolled were: Norman Anderson, Wayne Arntzen, Wilbur Barr, Paul Bernard, Mary June Bounds, Naomi Bounds, Doris Brimhall, Francis Brue, Richard Buckingham, Clarence Corrie, John Elwell, Leon Gould, Maxine Haeffele, Norma Hall, Lois Hogue, La Verne Huda son, Paul Huseher, Gordon Jameson, Margaret Johnson, Kenneth Kellogg, Wilbert Kennedy, Gerald Kerns, Ruth Knight, Lowell Larson, Shirley MeCutchen, Myron Miller, Harold Morsch, Barbara Nelson, Gerald Nelson, John Nelson, Doris Nortvedt, Lowell Ostrem, Bonnie Peterson, Rita Pool, Joann Rohrer, Joey Roth, Gladys Sampson, and June Steno. - Those who uwashed eutn or were transferred to an-, other field during the first eight and one-half months were Wilbur Barr, Naomi Bounds, Francis Brue, Clarence Corrie, Paul Huscher, and Wilbert Kennedy. Fbr the first training period Rita Pool was chosen Pilot of our huge transport, Clarence Corrie, Co-pilot Carter a transfer to another field he was succeeded by Gerald Kernslg Joey Roth, Navigatorg Joann Rohrer Radio Man, and Mr. Hoffman, Squadron Commander. After a three and one-half months furlough, Paul Bernard, John Elwell, Loon Gould, Gordon Jameson, Gerald Kerns, and Juno Stone did not return for further tI Q1l'11ngo . In September, '44, several cadets were transferred to our field for training. They were Erwin Becker, Iois Chrisman, Patricia Dougherty, Alice Newtson, Rob- ert Ryg, Harold Satter, and Ivan Van Tassel. l Lois Chrisman was transferred to another field after a few months. The new Pilot selected was John Nelson, Co-pilot, Erwin Beckerg Navigator, Lowell Larseng Joann Rohrer, Radio Hang and Squadron Commander, Miss Dessey, Our motto is ULearn to do by do1ng.n Our squadron colors are blue and silver and our pin-up flower, pink carnatlon. G :ij IT:- oh on P 9 ' . . 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E232 :-Q'-: 11.21 wig, :Z-1:1 I-2'I- Pez- g las: ff: ss: 'Q !'f:T5i: 'ff - F11 19512: 1 fi EE: ' 15 ': I9 :fi '15'- 2 W: .1 . ff' .fi 'Qi ,f X s Jump!! was the order given us on that clear bright September day. Yeu've been training long enough, and now you must make the plunge. One by one we para- troopers stepped over the sill of our assigned planes and began the descending journey. There's the school below a dim formidable object. New we're getting closer and closer and Geranamo!l we've landed. We hear our officers calling role. Captain ------ - ------------------- Gordon Duffy First Lieutenant -------------- Lee Dondanville Correspondent ---- John Edsaa en the home front Foreign Correspondent ------ ----Vincent Breuer ll WEDRONH: Robert Ashoff, Marjorie Hubbartt, Doris Rich- ard, Gordon Thompson. Are the following people here? From the ship From the ship PRAIRIE CENTER: Arlene Alsvig, Se- Verne Foss, Shirley McConnell, Dorothy Thorscn, Rich- ard Woods, Francis Brue. From the ship NORWAY: Cluf Alsvig, Nilliam Gale, Richard Thompson. From the ship SHERIDAN: John Edsaa, Shirley Iver- son, Francis Nicol, Mary Ellen Nicol, Richard Osmund, Robert Morel, Betty Lou Nelson, Kenneth Rohrer, Delores Brown. From the ship SERENA: Vincent Breuer, Carol Browne, Evelyn DeBolt, Lee Dondanville, Gordon Duffy, Betty Lou Hall, Ione Hall, Dale Kember, Barbara Muffler, Dolores Nugent, Don Reese, Doris Johnson, Mavis Eike, Dick Marshall, Helen Marshall, Marcella Vorell. From our specially chartered plane: Edward Patterson ---------- -------------DAYTON Lee Rey Rcindl--- ----------- ----------- DAYTON Lee Iiason -------- --------- ---- M A assi Ltss Doyle Je lm ---- --- ---- ---- r 4ARs1c1LL3s The role having been taken and all persons found present. We then took off our snowy white parachutes ' .ea and went to meet our commanding officer, the popular Miss Leer, who had landed before us and had already sur veyed the territory. Eache paratrooper received his orders and went about the fulfilling of them in that commendable way, characteristic of the paratroopers. The equipment of our paratroopers is: Motto: All for One and One for All . Class Colors: Yellow and Brown. Class Flower: Yellow Rose. -. . ., y W 12' 1: 1- A woodpecker lit on a Freshman's head - A And settled down to drillg He bored away for half an hour And then broke off his bill. 69 i. The Freshman stood on the burning deck But as far as we can learng He stood in perfect safety For he was tpo green to burn. The Freshman stood on the railroad track The train was coming fastg The Freshman got off the railroad track And let the train go past Q3 Q wma xawg Arlene Alsvig--I'd see more of the brunette boy from Serena. Oluf Alsvig--I'd hunt me a queen. Bob Ashoff--Oh! Boy! Basketball all the time. Vincent Breuer--I'd take either of those pretty blondes . in the class. Delores Brown--A new hair-do for all my subjects. Carol Browne--I'd dream the live-long day. Francis Brue--I'd take my brether's girl. Evelyn DeBolt--Oh Gee! Give me the crown. Lee Dondanville--I'd catch up with the sophomore girls. Gordon Duffy--Raise cane. John Edsaa--I'd abdicate for a blonde. Mavis Elko--King Richard sounds nice. SeVerne Foss--l'd get Richard to help me. William Gale--I'd have me a harem. Betty Lou Hall--Ge to Harding every night. Ione Hall--I'd chuck it for Hollywood. Marjorie Hubbartt--Gordon Thompson would be my body guard. Shirley Iverson--Threw John Edsaa in the dungeon. Doyle Jelm--I'd have a car that traveled two hundred H.-P. H. Doris Johnson--I'd never have chores to do. Dale Kember--I'd abolish time and never be late. Dick Marshall--I'd live a life of ease. Helen Marshall--I'd rule with an iron-clad fist. Lee Hasen--Hake more nights Saturday night. Shirley HeConnell--l'd crown Wright. Barbara Huffler--We'd have a freshman dance. Betty Lou Nelson--I'd have lots of Christmas presents from Norway. Francis Nicol--I'd keep on missing the bus. Mary Ellen Nicol--l'd execute my brother. Dolores Nugent--I'd live off the fat of the land. Richard Osmund--A horse shew every day. Edward Patterson--I wouldn't be hero. Don Reese--I'd just keep on running. lee Roy Reindl--I'd build my castle on a hill west of Serena. Doris Richards--I can't imagine it. Kenneth Rohror--Every day would be Monday. Gordon Thompson--I'd sit in the shade and eat doughnuts, Richard Thompson--I think a tall blonde queen would be nice. Dorothy Thorsen--I'd be surprised. Richard Woods--SeVerne would be queen. Miss Dossey: 'Why doiyou persist in saying that light- ninguwill never strike the front end of a street- car? Carol Browne: uBecause the motorman is a non-conduc- tor. ' il il ll il KP ll If ll k nr as nr we wr 1: or 4? 41' w Miss Leer: Ulf you subtract fourteen from one hundred and sixteen what is th difference?n Bob Ashofg: uYeah, I think 1t's a lot of foolishness, too. ar we -1- 'Sf sr if '25 1: w if -ZI- Miss Leer: Uwhat would the interest be on taco at SZ? John, pay attention.n John Edsaa: 'For SZ, I'm not 1nterested.n '25 49 -I5 it -35 49 'K' 45 43- is Mr. Ogden: uwhich travels faster, heat or cold?u Lee Dondanville: nHeat.u Mr. Ogden: nwhat makes you think so?u Lee: UBecause you can catch a cold.n 45-254541-41'-35-36-354645 John Edsaa: nWhere's your get-up-and-go?N Richard Thompson: nIt's gone.n as as as ee as as as as as 4+ Helen Marshall: nWhy do you always keep lifting that blotter up to your ear?n Mavis Eike: nNothln1 I just like to hear the ink spots.n 49 a- 45 .. if- 65 -L 1x if- 45 Miss Dosseyg USome professor ought to cross lightning bugs with the moth fami1y.n Miss Leer: nWhy?n Miss Dossey: USO you can see the moths better in a dark closet.H JL JL JL JL AL JL JL JL JL JL n fx A A an n n n n n Students should go to school 8 hours and sleep 8 hours --but not the same 8 hours. ' I A F M +:Y': ?::L::IL' I -ff ' S., . ni Y ... vkis 1 . - u ..l . ..: - 'Z-1 . y :K , Ri. ,ir ll X mst-Y, 1 'S 4 3 n Q 0 if ' 2324 -f, 7 Q 's FJ LE EL ,Li NW- .4 1 , 4 F W I vi4 .stunt , aulluuw r:':huh-anlnp U -fm use:-y . o 3 ZFPJY' v In-1 :inc we-anna ,,,,,, 1 I F 'W I i l h A P 1 l l I I I 1 . x , it 1.2.55 .MF y 5 r '-. n' 1 -E24 a-, JL .k' nv! BASKETBALL VARSITY TEAM Back Row: Mr. Shaffer--Coach, Russell Miller, Darrell Moe, Merle Stangeland, Wilbur Ogden, Stanley Twait--Manager. Front Row: Bob Bastian, Bill Marshall, Louis Yoesle-- Captain, Wayne Arntzen, Donald Riveland. BASKETBALL SECOTD TEAM Back Row: Lee Dondanville, Jerry Nelson, Dale Kember, Dick Marshall, Gordon Duffy, Bob Ashoff, Vincent Breuer. Front Row: Stanley Twait--Manager, Joey Roth, Myron Miller, Richard Buckingham, Jack Nelson, Mr. Shaffer--Coach. CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Joann Rohrer, Harzetta Whitlock, Aileen Ashoff, Maxine Haeffele, Shirley Rosendahl, Rita Pool, Marilyn Clark, Barbara Muffler, Alice Newt- son. SHOOT 'Ez1, P!'SS mu, DRIBBLE DOWN THE FLOOR, com Ox' SERENA, scoaa, scorzz, sconm rw A A E5 USN! A 6 EERE ff I EFFN 5 s ER NH K :gif I? MW About the middle of October twenty-eight boys re- ported to Coach Shaffer for basketball practice. This year's team was built arou d two seniors, Louis Yoesle and Bob Bastian. With very little experience and also the lack of physical qualities which the team of 1943- 44 had, the squad went about preparing itself for the 1944-45 season. After beating Leland in the opening game the team went into a tail spin and lost four games in a row before beating Earlville in an overtime 53-31. The lack of experience was evident in many of the games that were lost because the opponents profited by the mistakes the Cornhuskers made. The Little Ten Tournament was held at Plano where the Cornhuskers met Waterman and was eliminated in the first round. The tournament was won by Somonauk, with Waterman coming into the runner-up position. The District Tournament was held at Serena for the eighth consecutive year. We met Minooka and were de- feated. Again Somonauk won the tournament with Minooka second. . The following fellows made up the 1944-45 squad: Two seniors, Louis Yoesle--captain, Robert Bastian: six juniors, Bill Marshall, Donald Riveland, Merle Stange- land, Wilbur Lee Ogden, Darrell Moe, and Russell Miller six sophomores, Wayne Arntzen, Myron Miller, Richard Buckingham, Joey Roth, Jack Nelson, and Jerry Nelson, eight freshmen, Lee Dondanville, Vincent Breuer, Dick Marshall, Robert Ashoff, Gordon Duffy, Dale Kember, Don Reese, and Doyle Jelm. The 1945-46 team equipped with experience should be a harder aggregation to beat than this yearfs team. The shooting ability of Louis Yoesle and guarding and floor play of Bob Bastian will however be sorely missed l 9 Leland Paw Paw Marseilles Somonauk Plano Earlville Shnbbona Newark Leland Earlville Newark Oswego Hinckley Rollo Waterman Waterman Newark Sandwich Oswego Yorkville Minooka PLAYER L. Yoesle D. Riveland B. Bastian W. Arntzen B. Marshall M . Stangeland D. Moe V1 0. D. Marshall BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1944-45 First Team Opponent Serena 28 36 44 52 57 51 42 45 27 51 39 26 54 28 41 41 52 40 35 47 59 IN DIVI DUAL RECORDS FG 97 60 37 32 27 9 5 1 1 KEY Field goals FT Free throws TP Total points Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Lost Won Won Lost Won Won Won Lest Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Lost TP 250 175 87 95 65 33 6 5 2 The game at Earlville possibly was one of the Corn huskers best played games for all around team play and basket shooting. What was more remarkable, was the game was played on Earlville's small floor which was a jinx to the excellent team of a year ago. Below is the box score for that game. SERENA: , G FT P Bastian 3 2 2 Riveland 5 ' 2 O Stangeland O 0 0 Marshall l O 2 Yoesle -6 4 2 Arntzen 1 O 2 EARLVILLE: Malley 4 4 3 Wright 2 O 5 Stockley 2 1 O Imel 2 2 O Boltz 3 O O Score by quarters: Serena- ---- --------------- -9 ----- -2-----8 ----- 16-----55 Earlville ----------------- -5 ----- 12 ---- -4 ----- 10 ----- 51 The second team didn't fare as well as their older brothers. Several games were lost in the last minute. Outside of three juniors, the squad was made up of sophomores and freshmen. Only four games were won dur- ing the season. With more experience the squad should be a good asset to the next year's varsity. The war has temporarily put a stop to spring and fall sports. However next fall Serena may again play softball. It is a good idea to have some activity in the fall to keep the interest alive in athletics. Hlghlights of this year's basketball seasong Many games even lost were evenly contested. 2 Nine cheerleaders dressed in the colors of the school leading the school in organized cheers. The re- sponse of the students to their leaders this year was the best in the last three. Those who performed so well as cheerleaders this year are: Shirley Rosendahl fs yrs.J, Maxine Haeffele K2 yrs.J, Rita Pool C2 yrs.J, Marzetta Whitlock fl yr.J, Marilyn Clark, Cl yr.D, Joann Rohrer Cl yr.7, Aileen Ashoff C1 yr.J, Barbara Muffler Cl yr., and Alice Newtson Cl yr.D. Also a banquet to their sponsor, Miss Hay. This year's community following was excellent even with a losing team. This proves that the Serena commu- nity like their basketball and that whether losing or winning it is interesting entertainment, also that there is value gained for competitive seorts that can- not be gained anywhere else. There was an unusually large number ef freshmen out for basketball which should speak well for a win- ning team for several years when this group are juniors and seniors. One for the books!! Our coach this year did not receive a technical foul for trying to help the offi- cials officiate the basketball game, but it wasn't be cause he wasn't working just as hard as the team. In fact in several cases if the team would have worked as hard as Shaffer they would have wen. The love bug hit several of the team members bo- fore the year was over. This might of hindered or help ed their efficiency. That is a matter of opinion. , in , :J 'Fl ff--i wf' ' 'zgf A air 'fl 5: ,Ui-:' inf' .fl L. Q l J- ' I 3 P' ,is ' -fifau-aan x w lf 'j uw V, -ly' . . . Y--... il..-.-...q....,.., , Q.. , -.- .....-- ..-. ,-v 5-a-Q' .. ' n 45 Q if 1? 5 ' 3' 11.1-0 . .--. . ,......,-,.... . -nt -. - . X5 --0 nf .i- Q 22 L.: I I J 522,-,,,-' 1 4 -fu- FR .,f' 13 F! E eg 3 E STUDENT LIBRARIANS Miss Leer, the librarian, chose five student li- brarians at the beginning of the school term to help with the so-called Hdutiesn of the library. They are Marilyn Clark, Shirley Iverson, Maxine Haeffele, Bar- bara Nelson, and lee Dondanville. We started climbing the ladder toward being suc- cessful librarians by learning the simple task of check ing books and magazines in and out. Certain periods were assigned to each of us to sit at the librarian's table and do this. The second rung of the ladder was reached by straightening the books on the shelves Chow do they get so mixed up?J Next we were taught how to find books easily by the use of the card catalog. The fourth and top rung was reached by learning how to pre- pare new books for the shelves. The most difficult part of this is looking them up in the Cuttor's Guido and classifying the books by the Dewey Decimal System. At the end of the school term we will receive one- half a credit if we havon't gone back down the ladder and wc certainly can't forget what we learned that easily. STUDENT SECRETARIES Last fall eight Typing II girls were assigned :to act as secretaries during the school term. These girls typed most of the tests throughout the year. They have learned to cut stencils, run the mimeo- graph, make ditto carbon copies, and to be faithful to their employer, by not revealing the secrets of the business. The girls have also learned to make the best use of their time and to plan their work so that they can get the most accomplished in the time they are here at school. Recognition is given to them through extra- crcdit in their Typing II marks. STUDENT LIBRARIANS Left to right: Shirley Iverson, Barbara Nelson, Max- ine Haeffele, Marilyn Clark, Kiss Leer--supervisor, and Lee Dondanville. STUDENT SECRETARIES Back row, left to right: Hr. Shaffer, Ruth Gwln, Hrs. Clifford, Kiss Kennedy, Lois Madden, Mr. Hoffman, Donna Osmund. Second row: Miss Hay, Shirley Rosendahl, Betty Rygh, Jean Osmund, Miss Dossey. First row: Lorraine Thompson, Miss Leer, Margaret Fagot, Miss Jacobson. YL ov ,L 15- E5 r fl Q 1 BAND The Serena High School Band by Arthur Hentrich of Ottawa. is once again directed The band played two nights at the District Tourna- ment. We played before the game The new members this year playing the cornet, Mavis Eike and Norma Hall playing the snare ty members all together. and at the halves. are: Ann Louise Mosey playing the bass drum, drum. There are twen- The last few months have been spent on numbers for the concert which is to be held the first part of May. Several solo numbers are also being rehearsed. GLEE CLUB There are 32 members in the Girls' Glee Club this year. Miss Blimline was our director until she left, since then Mrs. Relma Browne has directed us. We made several public appearances this year. First we sang at the dedication service for the new honor roll of service men. Our Christmas pageant was beautiful and impressive. The quartet sang 'God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,N the group as a whole sang WCarol of the Sheep Bells,H WBring a Torch Jeanette Isabella,N and some well-known Christmas Carols. At the band concert we sang WSkating Song,W and HThe Island of Koo-koo.n For Baccalaureate we sang WHOS- podi Pomilui,W and WPray For Peace.N At commencement we sang Wwe Must Be Vigilant.W GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Back Row, left to right: Carol Browne, Lois Hogue, Margaret Fagot, Betty Lou Nelson, Mary Jane Krug, Shirley Rosendahl, Donna Henneke, Betty Barr, Bev- erly Dummett. Tnird Rom: Rita Pool, Mary Hubbartt, Donna Osmund, Aileen Ashoff, Doris Brimhall, June Mosey, Betty Ann Rygh, Mrry June Bounds. Second Row: Fern Jacobson, Joann Rohrer, Marilyn Clark, Marzetta Whitlock, Margaret Johnson, Lois Madden, Mavis Eike, Shirley McCutchen. Front Row: Norma Hall, Darlene Twait, Shirley Iverson, Wilma Johnson, Patricia Dougherty, Jean Osmund, Lois Wise. BAND Drums: Norma Hall, Snare, and Mavis Eike, Bass Horns: Maxine Haeffele, Beverly Dummett, Baritone. Jackie Billings, Bass. Trombones, right to left: Barbara Muffler, Phyllis Nelson, William Gale, Jack Nelson, Myron Miller. Cornets, right to left: Shirley Rosendahl, Lee Dondan- ville, Mright Rasmussen, Robert Breuer, Don Reese, Doris Brimhall, Ann Louise Mosey, Mary June Bounds. Saxaphone: Bill Marshall. Clarinets, right to left: Wilbur Ogden, Jean Osmund, Dolores Nugent. 4 ev f-A mx 1 L9 HI-GRADE NEWS STAFF Back Row, left to rights Lois Wise, Marilyn Clark, June Mossy, Marzetta Whitlock, Donna Henneke, Phyllis Nelson, Joann Rohrer, Marjorie McCormick, Donnie Riveland. Second Row: Vincent Breuer, Louis Yoesle, Merle Stange land, Betty Rggh, Patricia Stafford, Margaret Fa, got, Darlene wait, Mary Hubbartt, Betty Barr, Mary Jane Krug, Bill Marshall. Seated: Shirley Rosendahl, Fern Jacobson, Lois Madden, Miss Stewart--advisor. FLASHBACK STAFF Back Row, left to rightg Evelyn Rygh, Eloise Thompson, Shirley Rosendahl, Donald Tuftie, Myron Sampson, Mary Jane Krug, Donna Osmund. Second Row: Darlene Twait, Miss Stewart--advisor, Jean Osmund, Margaret Fagot, Lois Madden, Patricia Staf- ford, Louis Yoesle, Merle Stangeland Bob Bastian. Seated: Mary Hubbartt, Phyllis Nelson, Fern Jacobson, Gloria Valent insen. O' QL' 1' rr , , , H JI ,Hi-:ras com may amass The Seniors chose nHere Come' The Bridesn by Nil- liam D. Fisher for their class play. It was coached by Miss Martha leer and Miss Pearl Dossey. The play was a comedy with lots of laughs. Jimmy Took needs a wife in a terrific hurry to praise to gen- erous Uncle Dan that his monthly checks for the support of Jimmy's non-existent bride have been justified This is Jimmy's problem when he, Bill Thompson, and Bill's Aunt Ellen get Uncle Dan's telegram that he and his ward Peggy are going to deliver Jimmy's allowances in person so that he can meet the bride. Jimmy des- perately tried to draft first his sweetheart Madge, then near-sighted, timid Hr. Oswald, an unsuspecting bill-collector. when they refusedg the job was forced on good natured Bill. But what confusion when the first two reconsider and Jimmy finds three imitation brides appcfringl To make things even more hectic a crazy woman and her nurse go chasing through the house. Fbrtune hunting Mrs. Smythe and her giddy, gum-chewing sister Bubbles cause Uncle Dan some bad moments but finally he and Aunt Ellen decide to get marriedg and Madge promises to marry Jimmy when he decides to quit living off his Uncle's generosity and go to work. Also Peggy and Bill are apparently doing very well together by curtain time. CAST Jimmy Tookf -------- Bill Thompson ---- Mr. Oswald --------- Madge Burns -------- -------------Mary Hubbartt Aunt Ellen Thompson- Uhcle Dan Took ----- Peg Westfield ------ Mrs. Duvalle Smythe uBubblesn Duvalle-- ---- ---Robert Bastian ------Louis Yeesle - --- - ------ Jack Nelson ---Peggy Fagot -- -------- Harold Pearson -- ---------- Jean Osmund ---- --------Evelyn Rygh -- ----Fern Jacobson McDaniel ------------ ---Mary Jane Krug uLady Maebethu--- ------Leona Roux Jai 'rHf.ciAMPf:ELL5 M5 comms On November 8 the Juniors presented their annual class play. The name of it was nThe Campbells Are Com- ingn, a farce-comedy in three acts by Jay Tobias. The characters were: Ma Brannigan--Shirley Rosendahlg Betty Brannigan--Betty Ryghg Dick Brannigan--Merle Stangelandg Catalpa Tapp--Beverly Dummettg Bildad Tapp- .Wilbur Ogden, Jr.g Cyrus Scudder--Russell Millerg Jeff Scudder--Darrell Moeg Kaye Brannigan--Marilyn Clarkg Kingston Campbell--Bill Marshallg Mrs, Augusta Campbell --Wilma Johnson. Miss Martha Leer and Miss Pearl Dos- sey were the directors. The main plot of the play centers around the fact that Kaye has left her home near the Ozarks to attend a high-class boarding school. When she returns home for a visit she brings her new fiance and his mother. The family puts on a hillbilly act to get rid of them as they want Jeff to marry Kaye. After uBiddyn, the pet chicken lays eggs in Mrs. Campbells' hat and a few other put-on things happen so they decided to leave At the end of this hilarious comedy Kaye and Jeff were brought together and it all turned out for the best. .,,,. , I..f4l,r.g4 , . ff' 3 g .ggi -- -A . -Q--AQ-141 ei 1 vw'-5: ,gg 1 C X V. r 1 'L ., .s E r. :-',L . y-1: 1:1-s 111 . I f' : A f fl' v .K -11 1 , , 'r 3. 3 ,hx x J . - A .-- .ag I 15.4. 1 q, l :Q-H' 'f. 5 M, N N CHEMISTRY In September 1944, when school' reopened, a new course was added to our curriculum. This course was Chemistry. The school had been preparing for this course for some time. A complete stock of chemicals and equipment were ordered. When we signed up for our courses last spring, fif- teen registered for Chemistry. This year when school started there were twenty four in the class. Because of insufficient equipment, we had to out the class down to twenty. Since then, one member, Bob Billings, who joined the Navy, has left our class. This course has proved to be very interesting, as well as difficult. The whole school is generally inter- ested in finding out what the strange odors are that come streaming out of the classroom after our labora- tory period. We have four laboratory periods and three class periods a week. In our laboratory, we are using semi-micro methods, that is, we perform our experiments on a small scale. We work in two's, each couple having their own laboratory equipment and their own supply of chemicals. Some of thc things we have done in Chemistry are: made glass stirring rods and medicine droppers, learned the basis of various magic tricks, learned the proper- ties of acids, bases, and salts and how to prepare them, and prepared various gases to use in our experiments. Some of these gases were: oxygen, chlorine, ammonia, hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide. We also made fire extinguishers, guncotton, and smelling salts. In our class periods we have been studying and learning how to write formulas, which is the chemical short-hand for chemical compounds. We have had quite a few interesting movies which help explain the lessons. All in all, Chemistry has proved very interesting and instructive to the class. CHEMISTRY CLASS Left side of room: Leona Roux, Meredith Ellis, Mary Hubbartt, Miss Dossey--instructor, Robert Breuer, Edward Nugent, Gerald Williams, Frank Dolder. Right side of room: Bill Marshall, Darrell Moe, Wil- bur Ogden, Wright Rasmussen, Robert Cody, Ralph Helgeson, Howard Brue, Marzetta Whitlock, Marilyn Clark. GEOMETRY CLASS Standing at board, left to right: Bill Marshall, Fern Jacobson, Lois Madden, Lowell Larson. Back Row: Myron Miller, Richard Buckingham, Jerry Nel- son, Jack Nelson. Third Row: Norma Hall, Maxine Haeffele, Rugh Knight, Rita Pool, Barbara Nelson, Miss Leer--instructor. Second Row: Gerald Williams, Stanley Twait, Robert Ryg, Joann Rohrer. First Row: La Verne Hudson, Lois Hogue, Margaret Fagot, Shirley McCutchen. ,ff I 5? i Www: Q44 HOME ECONOMICS I This is just a sample of an ordinary day in Home Ee. class. ,If you were to visit, you would find us ex- tremely busy. If we aren't cooking, we are sewing. We specialized in breakfasts, learned how to make muffins, chocolate pancakes, and souffle. We also learned how to make the best omelet you've ever seen. I can see it now, but on with my story. We have long since finished our adventures in foods, but new we are getting ac- quainted with a needle and thread. It's a lot of fun, but when you have to use a thimble, Oh, Boy!!! We are making various things, such as, shorts, skirts, blouses and dresses. HOME ECOVOKICS CLUB The Home Economics Club is a new organization this year. Our aim is to develop personality, leadership, initiative and social poise among the girls in school. This year has included club-sponsored tea dances, a basketball banquet, Red Cross activities, and a couple of interesting speakers. As the club becomes older, the Home Economics girls expect the organization to bring the student body closer together by offering its services whenever needed. State affiliation is an- other boost for such a club. With this affiliation comes the required program for the year. with spring coming, the program will include a fashion show and a Mother-Daughter banquet. GIRLS' GYM CLASS Back Row: Margaret Johnson, Gloria Valentinsen, Carol Browne, Shirley McConnell, Beverly Dummett, Eloise Thompson, Lois Hogue, Marjorie McCormick, Phyllis Nelson, Dorothy Thorsen, Donna Osmund, Fourth Row: Leona Roux, Doris Richards, Shirley Hc- Cutchen, Betty Lou Hall, Lois Madden, Doris Johne son, Mavis Bike, Ruth Knight, Marjorie Hubbartt, Arlene Alsvig, Evelyn DeBolt.' Third Row: Miss Hay--instructor, Shirley Iverson, Gladys Sampson, Patricia Dougherty, Patricia Staf- ford, Bonnie Peterson, Erma DeBolt, Betty Rygh, Mary June Bounds, Fern Jacobson, Lorraine Thomp- son. Second Row: Ruth Gwin, Margaret Fogot, Donna Henneke, Mary Jane Krug, Mary Ellen Nicol, Delores Brown, Betty Lou Nelson, Evelyn Rygh, Betty Barr, Barbara Nelson. ' Front Row: Mary Hubbartt, SeVerne Foss, Lois Wise Dolores Nugent, Meridlth Ellis, Doris Nordtvedt, Darlene Twait, Jean Osmund, Norma Hell, lone Hall, Helen Marshall, June Mosey. FRESHHZN HOME ECONOMICS CLASS Left to right: Dorothy Thorsen, Shirley McConnell, Se- Verne Foss, Arlene Alsvig, Miss Hay--instructor. Doris Richard is working at the stove. FRESHHEN AGRICULTURE CLASS Foregroundq Harold Setter, Mr. Hoffman--instructor, Lee Dondanville, Oluf Alsvig, Richard Woods, Rich- ard Thompson, John Edsaa, Richard Osmund, Dale Kembev, Background, Vincent Breuer, Richard Marshall, and Doyle Jelm. - tix MW It F. F. A.--FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The F. F. A. members elected the following boys as their Chapter officers: Myron Sampson, presidentg Don- ald Tuftie, vice-presidentg Wright Rasmussen, secretary Everett Christopher, treasurerg Lowell Ostrem, reporter and Harold Morsch, sentinel. Several boys with sheep projects showed their lambs at the Chicago Junior Lamb Show. Bill Marshall won fifth on his pen of ten lambs. Kenneth Ott won the shearing contest for the second consecutive year. A ra dio transcription was made of the show, and the winners in the shearing contest were interviewed. It was broad cast the following day over WLS. The sectional livestock fair was held at Sandwich again.' Lowell Larson won first prize on his Hampshire l1tter,' and Lowell Ostrem placed high with his Poland Chinas. Donald Tuftie, Everett Christopher, Wright Ras musson and Gordon Jameson all showed Durocs. Robert Breuer showed Chester White barrows. Edward Nugent and Everett Christopher exhibited baby becves. Two paper drives were held during the year. The proceeds from the first drive went toward purchasing a film strip projector for the Agriculture department. The net proceeds of the second drive were turned over to the American National Red Cross. The amount given was forty dollars, which was the same as last year. In summarizing our projects we found that our la- bor and management earnings amounted to almost thirty- fivo hundred dollars, and we won one hundred-forty dol- lars in prize money. 0 D 0 J FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Back Row, left to right: Richard Osmund, Richard Woods John Edsaa, Dale Kember, Dick Marshall, Bill Mar- shall, Stanley Twait, Lee Dondanville, Doyle Jelm, Bill Kellogg, Norman Anderson, Francis Brue, Second Row: Edward Nugent, Donald McNutt, Robert Breuer, Oluf Alsvig, Lowell Larson, Donald Rive- land, Russell Miller, Vincent Bremer, Iaverne Hud- son, Robert Cody, Kenneth Kellogg, Robert Ryg. First Row: Harold Morsch, Lowell Ostrem--reporter, Wright Rasmussen--secretary, Everett Christopher-- treasurer, Myron Sampson--president, Donald Tuftie --vice-president, Mr. Hoffman--advisor. Seated at right: Lee Mason, Richard Thompson, Gene Buhler, Ralph Helgeson, Frank Dolder. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Back Row, left to right: Eloise Thompson, Barbara Nel- son, Evelyn Rygh, Delores Brown,-Mary Ellen Nicol. Fourth Row: Gladys Sampson, Lorraine Thompson, Arlene Alsvig, SeVerne Foss, Lois Wise, Alice Newtson, Jean Osmund, Doris Nordtvedt, Lois Madden, Bonnie Peterson, Patricia Dougherty, lone Hall, Helen Mar shall, Mary Lou McCormick, Meridith Ellis, Doris Richard, Darlene Twait, Margaret Johnson. Third Row: Erma DeBolt, Betty Ann Rygh, Shirley Rosen- dahl, Marilyn Clark, Leona Roux, Shirley McCutchen Wilma Johnson, Betty Lou Nelson, Aileen Ashoff, Marjorie McCormick, Miss Hay--advisor, Shirley Mc- Connell, Dorothy Thorsen, Betty Lou Hall, Dolores Nugent, Marjorie Hubbartt, Mary Bounds, Carol Browne, Doris Brimhall. Second Row: Lois Hogue, Marzetta Whitlock, Joann Rohr- cr, Donna Henneke, Patricia Stafford, bartt--vice-president, Fern Jacobson-- Bcvcrly Dummett--secretary, Mavis Elko-- Hargaret Fagot, June Mosey. Hary Hub- -president, treasurer, First Row: Mary Jane Krug, Maxine Haeffele, Gloria Val entinsen, Phyllis Ne son,' Betty Barr, Rita Pool, Norma Hall, Donna Osmund, Shirley Iverson, Jackie Billings, Doris Johnson. i D -, f N P 'Q IJ EN 4 av LEU WE FQRGET 4 M5 ... i 5 F -vu--1' ' ' -f f-- ' '-'- ANNUAL CALENDAR September Well, here we are back to the old grind again. My, look at all the freshmen. Mmmm, some new teachers, too. Only half a day of school. ' The poor freshmen are still working for trying tol their locker combinations. First day of real as- signments. Come on brain, get working. Monday morning blues again---all here and accou ted for??? What are those strange sounds floating through the halls?? Oh yes--glee club try-outs to-day. Annual staff elected. ' Class meetings to-day. See those newly elected of- ficers strut their stuff!!! Tch, tch, Mickey, won't you ever remember that you take Bookkeeping fourth hour? Paper staff elected. Band started to-day---Gee!! lucky kids--no Geometry 7th hour Khardlyl. Assembly Sth hour. Good play. Mr. Shaffer awarded letters to some of the basketball boys and the cheerleaders. History in the making. Lizzie Billings shaved for the first time since school started. Also Junior Play try-outs. Band practice to-day. F. F. A. Initiation to-day. Poor boys! - October Basketball practice starts to-day. Work hard, kids Skating Party to-night. Oh, my knees, everyone looks pretty tired after the skating party! Where's Miss Blimline to-day?? Freshmen look pretty tough to-day. First Ju ior Play practice at night. What are those creatures running around in the zoot suits--could it be the Freshmen??? Do you always get your men---girls, some of you are quite some track stars by the looks of things on the ball dia- mond. Inltiation to-night. 10 12 17 19 25 24 25 26 27 51 1 2 5 7 8 13 14 17 21 22 27 28 29 50 Sadie Hawkins Dance announced to-day. Come on girls, now's your chance, they can't refuse, or can they???? Six weeks tests, after those I can face anything, Miss Stewart, how did you think up that Typing test? Junior Class meeting in Miss Leer's room. Home Ec. Club formed this noon. Had an assembly. New cheerleaders that were elec- ted were Barbara Muffler, Alice Newtson, and Aileen Ashoff. Serena High had an election to-day. Oh well, I guess the best man always wins in the end anyway. Skating Party last night. My, look at those Senior boys all dressed up. Senior pictures taken to-day. The camera must have been broken quite a few times according to the kids. F. F. A. Paper drive. Everything is so quiet with- out most of the boys. Sadie Hawkins Dance to-night. Don't tell me some of you girls are still hunting??? T1me's getting shortlll Halloween to-day. Who put the sign in front of the school last night? November Pictures of '45 and '44 graduating classes were put up to-day. My that adds a lot to the hall. Miss Hay's away, so the Home Bc. girls are having fun!!! Senior proofs here tovday. Mg!! They cou1dn't really be this bad. Preview of the Junior Play given to-day. Looks good. 'Mr. Shaffer, how many times do you vote in one day? Stuffing the ballot box again. Ju ior Play nThe Campbells Are Comingn to-night. Everybody coming? Our first movie at school to-day. Pep meeting for the game to-night, BEAT LELANDI First conference game with Leland. First home game to-night with Marseilles. School paper comes out. Vacation begins. Everyone looks like they gained some weight over the week end. Game with Somonauk to-night. Juniors sell. Lost to Somonauk. Herman got hurt. fthe megaphonel Movie on farming. Looks familiar, doesn't 1t??? Game with Plano. Had a movie first Janitors washed Study Hall. Drew We beat Earlville lect their bets?? Last conference g December A Dance afterwards at Harding. hour, NLetter from Bataan. the gym floor. Pep session in names for Christmas exchange. last night!!! Did everyone col- rg . ame with Shabbona. SNOW! and lots of it!!! Lots of people had to stay home last night. Everyone late to school. Miss Blimline seems sleepy to-day, wonder why??? Game with Newark last night and we lost. Seniors sold. What, no popcorn to-night? Miss Stewart is all smiles to-day. Little Ten meet ing here. . Miss Stewart absent!!! Had a pep session. Won our first conference game over Leland. Looks like everyone had a hard weekend. Christmas Vesper Service yesterday. Beat Earlville, second conference game. Last day of school this year!! Christmas party was held this afternoon, some strange presents were re- ceived, huh, Stanley?????? January Back to school again in the New Year. -What? Still sleepy after that extra day of vaeation??? Miss Dossey absent to-day, no Biology, Chemistry, or Science. Just another Monday. The bells were off this morn- ing. Everybody is getting ready for semesters---cram, cram and more cramming. Semesters to-day. Oh, how can those teachers be so cruel!!! , Still semesters. Everybody out at noon except basketball player Everyone sleepy after the big dance last night. Also I see a few happy faces to-day C?D Game with Rollo t noon. Why didn't Double feature to at Plano to-night Band to-day. Pat Games with Ottawa Won the game with o-night. Home Ee. Tea this after- I take Home Ec.??? . -day, both good. We play Waterman .S. got another letter. b O J and Sheridan to-night. Sheridan. . 2 5 6 9 12 14 15 16 19 20 23 27 28 1 5 6 7 8 12 13 14 15 February Pep session bright and early this morning and play Waterman to-night there. Miss Blimline absent to-day. Mrs. Clifford taught Miss Blimline's classes. Hr. Hoffman also gone in the afternoon. Tch, tch, these teachers. Game with Sandwich to-night. Quadruple feature movie to-day. I make the motion that the gym have back rests put on the seats. The last one made us sit up though!!! No school, Lincoln's birthday. Mrs. Clifford teaches again!!! Miss Blimline left for Chicago. The Juniors are getting ready for their Valentine Dance. Everyone looks sleepy to-day. Well, I never get used to these late hours????? Only a triple feature to-day. Game with Yorkville Saturday night. The gym floor was washed to-day. Still no Miss Blimlinelll District Tournament started to-night. Somonauk and Earlville won. Band played. Annual pictures taken to-day. Seniors sell to-night. Last night of tournament. Somonauk wins. Movies during lunch hour to-day. Missed them all, why do I eat downtown!!! Miss Kekendall arrived to-day. Wilbur Lee takes over the janitor-ship since Mr. Land left. March Movie on music, to-day. Don't you boys wish you could play the piano like that????? Girls Glee Club, the first time since Miss B. Mrs. Brown took over. Ag and Home Ec. II exchanged class for this week. How's the darning coming, boys????? Morning periods changed around. Golly, I 'don't think I'll ever remember history doesn't come first Game with Newark. Home Ec. Tea Dance afterwards The boys aren't so bashful after all, are theyltlll Junior kids took their I.Q. tests. Basketball Banquet and Dance to-night. F. F. A. paper drive, not many fellows in school. Mr. Shaffer left for State Tournament. School out to listen to Somonauk-Carbondale game. left. Tryouts for Senior Play. Seniors out of class in afternoon to decorate for the nBig Danceu. Good Friday--no school. April T. B. shots were taken. Annual Staff Skating Party. Missed it but heard there was a good crowd. Assembly to-day. Movie. Glee Club sang, and Mr. Shaffer wound up the program by presenting small letters to the second team and subs. Mr. Shaffer and Mr. Ogden at a meeting at Shabbona to-day. Play practice fifth and sixth hours. Seniors still practicing on the play. Report cards to-day. No comment. President Roosevelt died yesterday. Mr. Ogden gave a short talk in his honor and we sang WHome'On The Rangen. We also had a movie on nMan Without A Coun try and the nState Fairn. Blue Monday. Senior play practice to-night. Mr. Shaffer took the kids to Ottawa on the bus. Assembly 5th hour. Had skits of the play. Dress rehearsal to-night. Play cast went home at noon to-day. lucky kids. Play to-night. Play a big success. And all the Seniors stayed at school--all day! Received my invitation to the Prom from the Juniors Geometry test. Have to study. May Worrying about Skip Day. Also still thinking of the Prom. Everybody went to bed dreaming of the Prom tomorrow night. Junior Senior Banquet and Prom. Annuals go to the bindcry. Skip Day. To-day I start to cram for semesters after Skip Day Semester Exams. Baccalaureate service. Still semesters. School out to-day. Grade school graduation. Well, here we are making our final march up the aisle to get our diplomas. KWe hopej School picnic. We bid farewell to all our old friends in Serena. Mr. Ogden: nEverything I say goes!U ' Russell Miller: 'Come out and tell that to my Ford.N -21--55-li-its?-ni?-369665 Miss Dossey: nJoey, why do geese and ducks fly north in the springtime?n Joey Roth: nBecause it is too far for them to walk,u il-if-ii-959515-154-31-65 Donnie Riveland: UI et seven biscuits for breakfast.n Miss Kikendall: UNO! Ateln Donnie: uWe1l, maybe it was eight I et,n 1 it 'f 'L Nl XL g Il 15- 1: wr Tu 4. er -1. 0 .5 'ar June Mosey lto Miss Kikendallbs UI ain't got no pen- cilln Miss Kikendall: VI have no pencil, June.u June: nYou ain't either? Then we're both in the same fix.' -f 1 -1 s wr 1: w ur 1: wr wr 51- Miss Kikendall: nWhen you see a moon think of Shelley.n Darrell Hoe: Haw, do we have to?U .f 1 1 - 1 -1 -n if 1? 7? 'if 1? 1? 75 7? 'if 7? Miss Stewart dictated: NHis color rose to such height that passion well nigh choked him.n Marzetta Whitlock transcribed: nHis collar rose to such a height that fashion well nigh choked him.n s a W A Q s w w w 4 Russell Miller: UHey, you've got the saddle on back to fI'O1'1t 0 H Everett C.: UHow do you know which way I'm going, smarty?u - ' '....:f-'-an 11- wr w. 15 1. .. .r if 7s 1. Everett C.: HIS Donnie's dog a setter, or a pointer?H Wayne: nNeither. He's an upsetter and a disappointer.U 42 -'G JL .L JL J' ii 'L 1? an n A 4- n af n Tx Miss Blimline was giving an assignment. HTomorrow we , shall take the life of Nathaniel Hawthorne,U she said. HCome preparedln . - E. E. AM K... --5-Nj -'L 2 I 'Q L. -J-1 V4-12,9 5 1 ' I 1 l f X, 5 ,. - er ? 5 ' ,S fl x 3 A-f. , - :EJ 0 1 . uns? , ,J . 4 Q -'Va' 'S R, Eiga f , c ALUMNI DIRECTORY 1922 Marian Arntzen Miller ---------------------------- Serena Violet Breuer Bastian-7 ----------- Hollywood, California sCharles Clifford ---------- Farmer ----------------- Dayton +Edward Marshall ----------- Farmer ----------------- Serena +Oscar White ------- ------------ Shorewood, Wisconsin 1923 aLowell Brandenburg -------- Defense Worker --------- Serena Clarence Grandadam ---- ---Army ---------- Ft. Sill, Okla. Merle Howe Nelson--- -------------------------- Serena HCamille Tisler ----- ---Newspaper Reporter ----- Ottawa +Roland Jright ------- ---Army ----------------- Missouri 1924 Bernice Arntzen Meyers ---------- 1 --------------- Streator Chester Domlny --------------------------------- Deceased Lela Blwell Beals ------- ----------- -------------- Aurora Genevieve Grandadam Breuer ----------------------- Serena Earl Houchin -------------- DuPont ---- ------ Seneca Eloise Marshall- ------------------ - ----- Serena 4Francis Harshall ------ ---Farmer ---- ----- ---Serena 4Ronald Muffler -------------------- ---------- Sandwich Charles Ruleman ----------- Army ------ --------- Germany 1925 4Archie Arntzen ------------ Defense Worker --------- Serena Lee Arntzen ------------------------- Needles, California Lila Brandenburg Johnson ------------------------- Serena Elizabeth Boltman Dittmar -------------------- Karseilles Mildred Caquelin Philips ------------ Q ------------- Hawaii Elizabeth Clifford Roberts ----------------------- Urbana Joyce Dominy Peterson ---------------------------- Seneca uE1mer Marshall ------------- -------------- ----- Serena 4Everett Pauley ---------------------------------- Indiana Angelique Tisler Darling ------------------------- Aurora sOrvin Vormeland--- -------- Navy -------------- Great Lakes Laura Yendt ---------------------- -------------- Chicago 1926 +Donald Brandow ------------ Farmer--- --- ---Serena +Edward Breuer ------------- Navy-- - ---England Elizabeth DeBolt Cooper ------------------------ Sheridan Thelma Gullakson Carter ------------------------ Vandalia rvirgil Gullakson ---------- Farmer -- ---- Serena Louis Morel ------------------------------------- Chicago 4Howard Nelson ------------- Farmer ---------------- Harding Edward Nettlingham ------ --Farmer ----------------- Serena Nell Osmund Lucas --------------- -- -Deceased Evaleen Rosdail Larson ---------- -- ---- Morris HMarion Ruleman -------------------- ------------- Ottawa Hazel White Titzel ---------------- --------- Washington Rose Yendt Boehm ---- --------- ----------- Chicago 1927 , Louise Alexander Sperry -------- --- ----------- Wedron Monica BerggrenMMayer ---------------------------- Joliet +A1len Brown --------------- Army-- Ft Knox, Ky. Hazel Clifford Sears ------------ ----Brooklyn Maebelle Dominy Moral --------------------------- Wyoming Lucille Elwell Fletcher -------------------------- Moline Lois Kember Chrisman ----------------- ----------- Aurora Ida Smith Dahl ---------------------------------- Chicago Lizzie Tisler Hoffman ---- Teacher --------------- Sandwich Evelyn Ugland Leucht ---------------------------- Chicago Russell Nilkinson -------------------------------- Ottawa 1928 wvincent Brandow ----------------- --Somonauk wRussell Benson ---------------------------------- Chicago Irma Caquelin Short --------------- ---------- LaSalle Clarlce Duffy Johnson ---------- ----- --------- Sheridan Florence Hall Brandow ---------------------------- Serena John Marshall ------------- Army --------------- Australia Stella Ruleman Marshall --------------------- ----- Serena 4Dale Terry ---------------- Trucker ---- ---------- Ottawa 1929 nRusse1l Berggren ---------- Gas Station Attendant--Serena wwinthrop Brimhall --------- Army ----------------- --France vhalph Clifford ----------------- - -------------- Louistcwn 1.Helen DeBolt Snow ---- ...- --- ------Chicago 17 -lor D l.'f'fL1. .3::.g'.'---' ' 192 Margaret Guilda Brandenbur Eileen Kember Sanders ----- 4Howard Marshall ----------- wRussell Mathias ----------- 9 g --n-u--- Air Corps- aDale Michelson ------------ Navy ----- Muriel Ugland Alexander--- Martha Yendt Wicks -------- Vera Yendt ---------------- 193 Della Brown Powell -------- Louise Caquelln Bastuck--- Irene Claude Kellogg ------ Mary Dominy Davis --------- Herbert Hubbartt ---------- an-as-an gunman- - n-me-u-nun O Beautlcian Army------ wHarland Hubbartt ---------- Signal Corps ---- Leo Wright ---------------- 4Lloyd Wright ------------- - Emily Tisler ------------ - +Raymond Hayes ------ - ---- 195 Arlene Anderson Carlson--- Arilla Arntzen Eike ------- Una Ruleman Gohn ---------- Lucille Tisler Springstead Marie Walkling Daniels---- 195 Maxine Bailey Cole -------- eEdward Brandow ------------ Dorothy Claude Larson ----- Frances Clifford Nash ----- idwrle Duffy --------------- vClinton Elwoll ------------ 4Lester Feckner ------------ Dorothy Hoxsey Morahn ----- wDon Hubbartt -------------- wCharles Kember ------------ Mary Ormsby --------------- Lawrence Springstead ------ 4Georgo Wetzel ------------- Army ------ 1 2 Farmer--- Army ------ Navy ------ Bookkeeper Farmer---- Army ------ Farmer---- -------Serena ---Yorkville - ------ France -------------ottawa -Treasure Is. -------Wedron -------Helmar ---Chicago -----Somonauk -------Ottawa ------Harding -------Serena ------Germany ---Porto Rico -------Panama ------Pontiac -----Sheridan ---Marseilles -------Ottawa ----Stavanger ---Wilmington -------Aurora ----Grayville -------Aurora -------------Wedron -----Somonauk --Tampa, Fla. ------Germany . Eustis, Va. -------Oswego -----Sheridan --Springfield -------Seneca ---Marseilles South Pacific -------Leland 1955 Ralph Alden ----- - ------------------------ Deceased rwalter Brown ----------------------------------- Michigan Mae Jacobson Berggren ---------------------------- Serena George Keith ------------------------------------- Wedron Rita Kerns ------------ ------- ---------------- Chicago Lois McAtee Hess ------ --- --- -------- California Ona Tuntland Fruland -------- --------- Sheridan Margaret Walkling Knox ------- ------- Ottawa 1934 rEdward Arntzen ------------------- ----- ------ Rockford Marjorie Bailey Dunn ------ -------------------- Earlville rHarland Battles ----------- Defense Worker --------- Ottawa Shirley Brandenburg Kember ----------------------- Serena Wilbur Brown--- 4Leo Grady ------ aStanley Hoxsey- rByron Hoxsey--- Lawrence Kerns- Irene Marshall- rwilliam Muffler Carroll Nelson- 4Lloyd Peterson- rF1oyd Pool ----- Irene Scheideck HLeo Thompson--- rwilford Ugland- 4Harland Warren- Dudley Dudgeon- er Wright Defense Worker Farmer -------- Army ------- Army Nurse--- Army ------ Army ----- --- Infantry ------ -- - ---Serena ---------Serena ---------Ottawa -------Serena ---------France ---------France -----Marseilles ---------France -----Ottawa -------Ottawa --------Pontiac --South Pacific ---------France Navy -------- Charleston, S. C. 1955 Marjorie Duffy Battles ---- Ebal Gillette Anderson-- Herle Hall ----- -an--me-up Charlotte Hatland Wetzol-- Mary Ella Hoxsey Dolder- Theresa Kennedy wRussell Krug June Land Shambaugh-- Mary Landers Zolpher- Frances Huffler ------ Floye Nelson Grady--- Marjorie Ness wright- Lou Alice Spaulding Yates- Mayme Twait Hexsey--- School ------ -- Teacher------- Farmer -------- Saleswoman---- --Serena --Ottawa Sheridan ----Iowa --Leland Sheridan --Serena --Ottawa --Wedron --Aurora Arkansas --Serena Missouri -Mendota --Serena Winifred Anderson ---- Mary Arntzen -------- aRoland Bailey ---- - aCharles oolder ---- 1956 -----..-----.---..--n ---Librarian----- ---Farmer ----- --- ---Farmer ----- --- Raymond Dolder ------------ Defense Worker -- ------ Ottawa ------Champaign ---------Serena --------Ottawa -------Sheridan Zelda Garrow Raider -----.--.-------- ------------- Aurora Elaine Gillette Zelmer Merle Hathorn --------- aMark Knight -------------- --an Q------n ------------------------Grayville Air Corps Mechanic ---- England eJohn Kennedy ------ Eliza Kerns Hoxsey ------------ -Army Engineer -------- -Germany Farmer- --------------- Wallace -------------------Ottawa Genevieve Richmond Kable ------------------------- Aurora wMarshall Krug ------------- Farmer ------- - --------- Ottawa Lucille Landers Balachowski---- ---- --- Alta Larson Ulery ------ ------Barlville ----------------Dekalb MEdward Madden ------------- Army---- -------------- Germany MFrancis McGrath ----------- Army ----- ------ Mildred McLachlan Mussatto ----------------------- Ottawa Margaret Peterson ----- Madison, Wis. ---------------Newark Alfred Singer ------------- Army ----- ------- Philippines Orville Thorson --------- --Army ------- ------ Philippines Marjorie Tuftie Cantlin ---------------------- -Earlville 4Edward Wetzel ------------- Farmer ----- --- 1957 aLeRoy Anderson ----------- -Army Air Corps Betty Behringer Clark- wStarley Brandenburg ------- Farmer ------------ ---- Serena Josephine Gullakson Kormelink ---------- Klayton Hayes --------- Frederick Henneke ----- Virginia Johnson Super LaVerne Hitchins ------ Frances Krieguer ------ NmafKWe ------- ----- June Marshall Hayes--- Annette Ness Pillion-- ---Army ------ -- - ----Army- ---- ----- ----Farmer--------- ----Teacher---- -- Floyd Ness ---------------- Army --------- aCecil Peterson -------- Helen Pillion Roux ---- NLaVerne Rabe ---------- Yvonne Sche1decker---- Maye Sebby ------------ -n---un----u-g:n-- nqunpnuuuusnngnnu unusunnugnqnnunnunnungn an Secretary ----- -- ------- Leland -- .---- ----Asia ----------- ---Ottawa --------Gttawa ---------France ----Philippines ---------Wedron Prairie Center -------Colorado ---------Ottawa ----Grand Ridge ---------Ottawa ---------France ---------Ottawa -------Ottawa -- ---- ---Norway -no-Q---userena ----Teacher ----- ---------Lamoille Eugene Singer ------------- Army ----- - 1937 Celia Swenson Martin ------------- ----- NJoe Temple----- ------- --- wAlfred Walkling ----- -- Mildred Walkling Knox-- ----n-ua---nu--- LaVerne Whitlock Brandenburg ---- ----- Lois Bailey ----------- 1938 Marjorie Bernard Shambaugh- ---- - ---- Maxine Brandenburg Brown- ---- ---- ----- --------Philippines - ------- Earlville --- ------ --Ottawa --------Leland -----------Ottawa ---- ----- -Serena ---California ------Florida -- -------Aurora vRobert BlwelL------ ------ -Dentistry-------------Chicago Gerald Dnffy-- ---- -------- Navy ------------ South Pacific Janice Hall Wharrie ----------- - -------- - ------ Coal City John Hubbartt----- -------- Army ---------- --------- China Lucille Jameson ----------- Stenographer---- ---- --Chicago Lylla Kellogg Hughes ------------------------ ----Serena Joe Kerhs----- ------------ Army ---------------- -Ft. Sill Lois Knight --------------- Nurse ----------- ------ Chicago Myrtle Leach Hendrickson ------------------------ Harding Frederick Muffler-- ----- -- Sarah Muffler- ---------- -- Marian Thorson Boe ----------------- --- Robert Tuftie ------------ -Air Corps ------ aMartell Tu tland ---------- Signal Corps Byron Bernard- ------------ LaVerne Borchsenius ----- -- Lois Hathorn ----------- Kenneth Hulbert ---- - Lloyd Jacobson ---- 1959 ---Secretary--- ----Navy ------- ---- ----Navy-------- iwilliam Kennedy ----------- Army ------ ---- Theodore Kreiguer --------- Infantry ---- Shirley Malaise McGill Harriet Olson Bowes ---- Florence Sebby --------- ---Teacher----- Beverly Sellers Huss ------------------ Glenn Singer -------------- Army-------- Eugene Tu tland--- -------- Army-------- Virgil Knight --------- Gerald Arundale -------- ----Air Corps--- 1940 ---Air Corps Infantry ------- Coast Guard ---- Merchant Marines-----New York Secretary ------------- Chicago --------Ottawa -South Pacific ---Philippines ---Philippines --------At Sea --------Ottawa -------England -South Pacific -South Pacific ---Philippines Davenport, Ia. -------Mendota --------Norway ----California ----New Guinea ----------Germany -......----France George Anderson-- ------ ---Farmer---------------Somonauk 4Wiley Baxter-- ----- ----- Ruth Bounds ---- -Merchant Marines-------At Sea Secretary ------------ --Serena 1940 Robert Dolder ---------- ,-- Marilyn Duffy Soldberg--- aGerald Ferguson ---------- Jean Fbreman ------------- eEdward Grandgeorge ------- David Hall ---------- - ---- rwarren Hoxsey ------------ nwoodrow Hoxsey ----- ------ Zelma Hudson Crow ------- - Marilyn Johnson Beardsley Army- ------- FT -Army ---- ,- . Bragg, N. Ca. -----------Lisbon School--Berrien Springs, Mich -Infantry------ Army ----- -Marines-- -Navy----- Dorothy Kember-Franks-----Teacher-- Mardell Knight Price ---- v Rosemary Kreiguer -------- Dorothy Krug ------------- nu-up--n--:up -Teacher-- Shirley Lenders Kettleborough ------ William Landers ---------- 4Bruce Lucas -------------- Emmett McLachlan--- -- Marianne Posey ---- -- Margery Ostrem ----- - Stanley Rosengren--- -- Robert Ugland ------ --- Carroll Singer ----- -- Freidell Resser ----- --- -Farmer--- -Artillery Air Corps Teacher ---- F8Pm8P--'- -- Farmer--- Army ---- -Apmy--- 1941 aDean Armstrong--- ----- Etta Arntzen -------- --- Arthur Bernard ----------- Shirley Diem Yoesle ------ Grace Dondanville Kennedy aJohn Duffy --------------- Army ------ Air Corps ----- Fhrmer ---- Richard Elwell ------------ Eileen Fbsse Hoxsey ------ Shirley Gillette Conard-- 4Charles Gunier ----------- June Haeffele Raines--- Robert Hite ----------- -- Anna Mae Hupp ------ --- Wesley Johnson ---- Howard Kerns ------------- Dalton Land --------------- Yvonne Moe Obrecht ------- Army- ------- -- Farmer--- ---- - - ---- ---Germany ---------France -------South Pacific - ---- ----Great Lakes --------------Serena ---- --------- Chicago --------Prophetstown -------West Virginia -- -- ------- Somonauk --------Ottawa - ---------- Mendota ----------Eiarlville ------ -----Germany -------------England ------Harding - ---- Ottawa --- ----- Serena ---------Serena ----New Guinea - ------ Texas ----------Italy --------Chicago --------England --------Serena -----Serena ------Serena - ----- Florida ---------Ottawa ---------Ottawa German Prisoner ---------Ottawa ---------Wcdron Stenographer--- ---- Chicago Army --------- - ----- Italy Air Corps -------------- France ---------------------Deceased Lawrenceville, Ill. William Mosey ------------- Navy Air Corps--South Pacific Fbrrest Muffler ---------- Harland Olson ------------- Dorothy Sampson ---------- Virginia Springstoad ----- Farmer- --------- -------Serena Army ------ ---- -------Germany Nurse----- ----LaSalle ---Sheridan 1. 1942 Myrtle Anderson --------- Robert Boldt ------------ Beulah Brandenburg Olson-- Mark Brandenburg ---------- Fredell DeBolt ---------- Alice Ellis Westvig ----- Lois Foreman ------------ Lucille Grandadam ------- Betty Gunier ------------ Dale Hellengren --------- Delmer Henneke ---------- William Hindle ---------- Walter Johnson ---------- Jeanne larson Dolder ---- Francis McCormick ------- Robert McGrath ---------- Ralph Mitchell ---------- Robert Uorahn ----------- 'LeRoy Muffler ----------- Norma Phillips ---------- Maynard Rabe ------------ Daniel Resser ----------- Dorothy Rygh Parks ------ Shirley Roux ------------ Janice Sampson ---------- Norma Singer ------------ Harley Taylor ----------- Esther Thompson ------- - Dorothy Vermeland ------- Edward Walkling --------- Gladys Westvig Browning- Secretary Farmer--- Army ----- Defense W Navy ----- Navy ----- Farmer--- Navy ----- Farmer--- Army Tank Navy ----- Air Corps Navy ----- Secretary Farmer--- Army----- orker- ------Sandwich -----Sheridan --------Ottawa ------Serena ------Germany -------Leland -----Michigan -------Ottawa ---California South Pacific Norman, Okla. ------Harding ---- ---- Texas --------Ottawa --------Ottawa -Ft. Knox, Ky. South Pacific ------Germany ---California --------Nedron -------Norway ------Germany ------Hinckley Cadet Nurse ------------ Joliet Bookkeeper ------------- Ottawa Defense Worker ------- Sheridan Farmer --------- Prairie Center Q--un-uns as-ceq-an-an xbtixt -nu.-n-u --------Serena ------Sheridan Farmer ------ --------- --Serena 1945 Marshall Anderson ------- Duane Armstrong --------- Marie Becker ------------ Alison Belden ----------- Dorothy Bernard--- ----- Herbert Bernard ---- --- Forest Boldt ------------ George Posse ------------ Robert Gunier ----------- Mildred Haeffele -------- Thelma Haeffele --------- Jerrold Hubbartt -------- LaVerne Jameson --------- Lowell Johnson ---------- Howard Kellogg ---------- -------chicago Farmer ------- - --------- Ottawa Navy ----- Railroad Navy ----- Secretary Navy ----- Army ----- Army ----- Secretary Secretary Farmer--- Marines-- Army ----- Worker -South Pacific -----Sheridan South Pacific --------Serena South Pacific ------Sheridan -Hawaiian Is. South Pacific -------Ottawa -------Serena ------Chicago ----Earlville South Pacific -------France Frances Larson ------- Patricia Madden ------ Donald McCormick ----- Leo Meyers ----------- Marianne Meyers ------ Diane Morsch Muffler- Ronald Moe ----------- John Mosey ----------- Bernice Nelson Brue-- Elaine Nelson -------- Robert Ness ---------- Kenneth Ott-- ------- Mary Anna Pennepacker Leola Peterson ------- Eunice Pool ---------- 'Jack Roth ------------ Carl Scheppler ------- Robert Sebby --------- M inna Shaver --------- Roland Stafford ------ MLaVerne Strothman ---- Robert Temple -------- Willmae Wettengel Bernard Woods -------- Thelma Alswig -------- Don E. Bastian ------- Lucille Breuer ------- Jeanne Callagan ------ Lloyd Espevig ---- - Donald Foreman ------- Raymond Haeffele ----- Earl Grandgeorge ----- Lyle Hnthorn --------- Cameron Hudson--- --- Eleanor Larson ---- - James Marshall------- Loren Helgeson ------- Margaret McM1chael--- Jeanne Meyers -------- Harry Michelson ------ Gladys Muffler ------- Rita Ringenbach ------ Robert Riveland ------ Mildred Rosengren---- Edward Roux ---------- 1943 -----School--- --- -----School-------- -----Farmer-------- -----Farmer------ - ---Secretary ---- - -:ZZ-Defense WorRer ---Navy --------- - ::::-Defense Worker -----Army---------- -----Navy---------- -----Secretary----- -----Defense Worker ---------Normal ------Champaign ---------Ottawa --Sheridan --------Chicago ----Ottawa ---------Wedron California ---------Ottawa California --------Germany ----Great Lakes ---------Wedron ---------Ottawa ----Ottawa - -------- Wedron -------Sheridan -----Army----------German Prisoner -----Army- ..... ---, -----Fapmer----- -- ----nFarmer---- Q- ua --------chicago --------Germany -- ------Sereng Ottawa -----Army------------------Alabama 1944 ---Telephone Operator ----- Ottawa -----Marines ---- --- -----School-------- -----Farmer-------- -----Farmer ---- - -- -----Farmer-------- -----Farmer-------- -----Army---------- -----Farmer-------- -----School-------- ----Hawaii -------Sheridan - ---Naperville ---------Norway --Sheridan ---------Sepgna -------Sheridan ----------Texas ----Serena ---------Normal -----Navy-- -.--- ---South Bend, Ind ---Secretary----- -----Army---------- -----School ----- ------ -----Farmer-------- -----Army-------- ------ II ll K ll 'I YI 49 sr er 15 v9 19 if sr 1- 1- Tw Nothing could be found about the names for which noth- ing is listed before the time of publication. -- ---- ---Wedron ----Ottawa ----------Texas ---------Serena Dubuque, Ia. ---------Serena ---------Serena -----Texas 330 ii rm Ha M'-Visit' Qu - g,!'fLiuiu ishdpvxmigu yrwwl In i -Tlfi- '!!2f9i-I- -4-'gi-4 LIL QQQQ-ir! lla-S --- egg-P -'l 1 l0'P'4lQ'l .ro-an-un gone 1I dQfw0l'lN -wav Q' Q-l-in-1-ti' 1, kgs: uv- n +000 IJQQBQA- 0 -w1ilv'lll-IQOCIUQU -DH lui-ahh-v, 'ai-li 'HrTlniiuf Y'I'fi R fi -R Q-UQQP' 'R -mu? 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