Shawnee High School - Indian Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1953 volume:

1 s x ' 9-x NZ,f X8-A 1 .sg - I 44' SX . 62 XG -Q ? xx. Q 3-ie 1953 Shawnee Annals Volume Twenty-one Published by Shawnee High School Grades X, XI, XII Louisville, Kentucky C -Xf XV -'A+ 5' ' r X. 'IN N and 4. if 4 165 .- 4-:ap O?--110 , ' 'YL' 4 sv I FOREWORD . . . parti-colored reflections of continually changing symetrical forms. The images seen in a kaleidoscope are 'as unpredictable as our days spent in school have been, yet we hope that in this, our Yearbook, the pieces of the pattern may at last fall into symmetry and reveal the over-all design. The kaleidoscope works in such a way that several bits of colored glass are reflected over and over again until the complete design is constructed. Just as the glass is the basis of the charm of the kaleidoscope, we decided that a basic theme to work with brings continuity into the apparently un- related items that make up a Yearbook. With this view in mind, we, the editors, chose to build our Annals around the Gay Nineties. The sharp contrasts of the period, its rapidly developing scientific and mechanical developments, the bewildering unrelated details of its architecture and its fashions, the extravagance of its social life and its foods, the sentimentality of its plays, the panic against the gold rush, all these continually changing forms suggested to us an appropriate symbolism for use in our Annals . The theme is carried out in the art, literature, and captions of this book. Most of the captions are titles of songs popular during the era of the Nine- ties or quotations from the libretto of Gilbert and Sullivan operas. Now, as you, the reader, turn the pages of this book, you will see the many, many patterns that have been formed inside the kaleidoscope of our school life. Although the designs are not all soft shades or bold ones, they will, we hope, blend at last into what will be the completed picture. STELLA R1-:NI-'Ro I J Kaleidoscope PAGE TWO TABLE QF CONTENTS Page Title Page ..........,............,................... ....... 1 Kaleidoscope ..........,...........,.................. ...,..,... 2 Views Through the Stereopticon ............ .... ,...,,.,,,, , ..3 For He's a Jolly Good Fellow ..................,........,.....,.......... ,..,.,........... 4 The Academy ...............................................,................,............. .,......, I nsert . . . my erring fellow creatures I endeavor to correct ' .... ,,.,,....,., , .5 The Family Album ............................................,.,,,,l,,.,,,..,,... ....... 6 -7 Casey's Career .................................................... .... .......,....,.,...............l....e .......... 8 Close Harmony ...........,................................,.....,,..,.....,,,,,....,,..,,....,..,........... ......., 9 -25 Paragons of legislation, - We only cut respectable capers, -- Hail, hail, the gang's all here! ........,..... , ...,,..,..,.,..,.......,...........,.......... ........ 2 6 They're all men of might, - After the Ball, - Camptown Races .... ........ 2 7 Florence's Followers, - Mighty maiden with ambition, - Take me out to the ball game. .............. ,.......,....,.,..,,.............,,..... ...... ............ 2 8 No, No, A Thousand Times No! .................. ...... ................. . . ,I ........,,.cc.........,.... ......,...... . .29 The Panic ........................................,...............................,...................................................., 30-31 Professional Conscientiousnessj' - Take down our sentence as we speak it. .,...,,......... 32 Life is made up of interruptions. - Silence in court and all attention lend. - Useful knowledge, Everywhere one finds. ....,...........,................,.,,..............,..,.,,.,.,.... 33 I know everybody's income. - How do you solve the riddle? - Happy Receipts ...... 34 And the circle-they will square it. - Why, we can prove that two and two make five! .,......,...,.....,............................. . ...............,...........,..........,,,.......,..,.......... ,,,,...,,... 3 5 When you and I were young, Maggie .......... ......,........,.........c.,..,c....,,.,,,.......c.,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,., 3 6 The Golden Age ............................................ . .......................................,.... ......,,,.,,,..,,,, ,.,,.,,, 3 7 Dominion over palm and pine, - The Browning Clubn ...............,,...,......,.,..,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 38 My Grammar's as good as my neighbor's! f The wailing.of a poet's heart ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 39 It's Greek to me. - Narrative powers of D1CkenS and Thackery .........,,,,,l,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 0 The sun never sets on the British Empire. - They all shall equal be! ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,... 4 1 Punch Lines ................,................................... . .....,................................,........... ,,,,,., 4 2-45 No, No, A Thousand Times No! .................... ..........................,....,...,....,.,........,..,,,,. ,,,,,,,, 4 6 Take of these elements all that is fusible, .... .......................... , ...................,..,.,.,,.,,,,,, ,,,,.,,, 4 7 Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party, - Home, Sweet Home ...........,..,.....,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,. ,,.. 4 8 Home on the Range, - Miracle of Eloquence, - Long-haired aesthetics ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 49 Glances .............l.......................,,,.,,.,..,,,,,.,.,,......,.........,................,,........,.,I....,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 5 0 Pioneers in Progress .............l.....,.,,,,,.,,,,,,..,,.,,,, ..,. ...... ......,.......,...c,.,....,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,.,, 5 1 Sing Again That Sweet Refrain .................,..... ,.,,,,,, 5 2 The Band Played On, - Sweet and Low ...... .,,,,,,, 5 3 Cornrades ........,............,,.,....,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,., 5 4 Gaslight ...........,........A.,,..,,,.,,.,,,,.,.,,,.,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,.,,...,,,......l.,.l.,,.,,,,,.,,,l., ,.,,,,,,,,, 5 5 ' -57 Oh, Fatal Perfection ...,..,,,,..,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,.,.,,,,,,,, .......,..l,..,,..,..,.,,.,.......,.,,..,. .,,,,,, 5 6 . . . up we string the faithless King! - Aha, me proud beauty! ., ,,,,, N58 Silver Threads Among the Gold ......., ,,.,,., ,I,,,.,,.,.,..,.....,,.,,,,.,,......... ,,,,,,,, 5 9 Up in a Balloon, Boys .,,......,..,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,...,., ,,,,,,,, 6 0 Views Through the Stereoptican PAGE THREE G PAGE FOUR Mr. Robert B. Clem, Principal 6'For lw':-a :I jolly good follow , Mary Catherine Coll Mrs. Irene R. Dearinger Charles Y. Duncan William Elkins Annabelle Hankins i'iIDavis S. Fields Mrs. Sue H. Schroeder Mollie B. Coyle H. L. Cundiff J. Carson Gary Paul R. Kneisel Edward Bagian Agnes Borgman A ' A pp oseph C. Curtsinger-ry P ' J M. Alberta Brusselbach Miss J. Evelyn Wells Assistant Principal 'Wayne Cooper Dorothea Kurk Mary Louise Baker James R. Elliot Mr. John Armstrong Mrs. Doris Miller Faculty For Grades 7-12 ENGLISH Mrs. Elizabeth R. Ford Alice M. Gregory Edith M. Hester Eeonora Ilolinsfon MATHEMATICS Ruth Fischer Kenneth Hall FOREIGN LANGUAGES Elizabeth Fosskuhl HISTORY AND SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. France Lawler Mrs. Minnie S. Rice SCIENCE Alma K. Brown i'James Haynes COMMERCIAL Naida Eakin ' f300lf'f'ce!:n r Home ECONOMICS .7 Esther Clark Alice Farrell 0 . , - .Si I WMDJI I ,, hh? I f I III I I II Ek ul Two Little Girls in Blue Marguerite Nicklies Harriet Salin Anna W. Sohns Josephine Peake Edith Stark William McCord Mrs. Dorothy Richardson Catherine McKeon Eva M. Skillman Claude Hughes Edna Mann Mrs. Eva A. Stevens Margaret Surmang - j h o,,fbq H J Dorothy Moran Miss Louise M. Komfeld Assistant Principal MANUAL TRAINING Pollard Gillespie Howard Huff PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Margaret Cates 'i:Jerome A. Keiffner MUSIC Mildred Gaddie Mrs. Selma B. Hamlet HEALTH Joseph Goodman LIBRARY DEAF ORAL Eileen Jackson HOME NURSING Mrs. Evelyn Bordin, R.N. Frederick Zuercher Hulda Gernert Catherine Caswell Renato Mastropaolo Mrs. Helen Zuercher Margaret Walker AUDIO-VISUAL W. H. Slack VISITING Louise Cornell OFFICE Mrs. Francis Dover Mrs. Clara Schell Mrs. Evelyn Rymer 'Director of Athletics Coaches of Athletics . . . my erring fellow-creatures I endeavor to correct. PAGE FIVE eor ia Wheele -. Char es . uire Sm HIJE7 PAGE SIX Family flllnun 1 Annuals Staffs EDITORIAL STAFF Dorothy Nichols ...... .............................. 4 ............................... ...... M a nagmg Edltvr o o . o Stella Renfro ....... .............-------------. -------- L 1 tefafy Edltol' ASSOCIATES George Bartels Patsy Bratcher Janet Cecil Barbara Clay Eileen Cook Geraldine Dame Emma Jean Goff Marabeth Kessinger Edna Kirkham Martha Lyon Virginia Merideth Sylvia Morgan Barbara Moyers Isabelle Rearden Sandra Schmidt Roselyn Snyder Larry Spitzer Jerry Summerfield Charlotte Yates Miss Leonora Johnston ........ ........................... Eloise Moore Bessie Browning .... ART STAFF ASSOCIATES Vivian Allen Laura Bryant Carol Comer Gordon Dalton Martha Draughon Michael Ehret Shirley Goffinet David Harvey Joan Krout JoAnn Pfalzer Warren Prewitt Martha Thomas Adviser Art Editor Picture Editor Betty Wittekind Miss Dorothea Kurk ........ ..........................l.......... ..... A d ViS6I' BUSINESS STAFF Paul Breeden .......,.........,.................... .................... C hief of Staff Leah Ray Hanna .,,,.,, ....... A ssistant Chief of Staff ASSOCIATES Sue Breeden Dan Miller Doris Collier Wilda Morris Carol Conrad Shirley Rehm Virginia Gray Saundra Reichle Ellen Green Mary Jane Schultz James Holland Marcia Shain Joyce Kraus Nancy Smith Mary Jane Landers Pauline Smith Sherrill Lotz Houston Tucker George lVIcAleese Merrylen Wesley Dorothy Wierwille Miss Agnes Borgman ........ ................................... ..... A d viser Family Album PAGE SEVEN CASEY'S CAREER Besies the publicized strikeout, Casey and his bat had many more experiences that were not so well known by the public. The follow- ing is a brief account of these events. Casey joined the team in September, 1950. He entered the stadium at 41st and Herman Streets with his mind in a state of utter con- fusion, awed at the vastness of the place and the number of people that it held. At the first meeting Casey and his team mates got some in- itial instructions from the owner of the club, Mr. Clem, and assistant, Miss Kornfeld. Casey was also handed a rule book named the Mudville Counsellor . In order to make the squad, all the players had to know the rules, regulations, and policies of the team. Aft- er a few more instruc- .'.L'... tions, Casey was dismissed from the meeting, and a good thing, too, for his confusion had reached its peak. The first year was really hard work, but Casey kept on pluggin' away. After six weeks of hard labor, the league officials and President gave Casey a report of his progress. His results were passing! Be- cause of his hard work during the rest of the season, the team asked Casey to return for a second year. The next season went very smoothly until the President and the league officials called Casey in for a conference about his plans aft- er he graduated from the league. It was ex- plained to Casey that he had a long life in front of him, and he must do some research on future vocations. Casey spent several days off the diamond and in the library reading and writing about prospective jobs for old age . The league officers and umpires read over the work very carefully. Casey and most of his team mates survived the ordeal, and continued on with their career. Casey also had to read several more books during his second season in order to enlarge his know- ledge on the tricks of the trade . The year progressed, and Casey looked longingly for next season, when he would be a Senior on lf the squad. On the last day of the season Casey -Q got to occupy the choice f X seats in the dugout, as the Seniors had left for a new and faster league. Casey and his team mates were tops now, next year the baseballs were going to fly! This was the big year. The President called a meeting, and the team was organized. The players bought their of- ficial team ringsg was Casey proud! The club also elected a captain, Lee Sanders, and his assistant, Gene Mueller, Veda Stayer was chosen to take notes for the club-house meetings, and George Bartels was given the job of taking care of the players' extra money. Charles Bickel played the piano when Barb- ara Tyree, Joan Krout, and Janet Cecil were leading the Mudville bandwagon. Tommy Casper had to keep order in the Club house. The team also elected their new manager, Mrs. Elizabeth Ford. Mudville had some very grave finincial problems, and the team offi- cials got together to try and solve them. Many extra activities besides the game were planned to raise money. Some of the occasions did not draw many people, but the team did come out ahead. At last came the final World Series game June 10. In brand-new uniforms, before a flower-decked stadium, Casey and his team performed their best, accompanied by thund- ering applause they were promoted to a big- ger and faster league. GEORGE BAn'rELs Casey,s Career PAGE EIGHT SENIOR CLASS SONG Senior class, in work and play days. We have sharoil both bright and gray days, Through all ollr high school days togotlwr, We have been true in any weutlier, Through years to come, we'lI forgot you never, Memories we'll always treasure, Pledging love and loyalty to you, dear Slialwnov. Close' Harmony -4 PAGE NlNE Officers of The Class of 1953 Back Row: Lee Sanders, President: Gene Mueller, Vice President: Veda Stayer, Secretaryg George Bartels, Treasurer: Thomas Casper, Sergeant-at-Arms: Charles Bickel, Pianistg Mrs. Ford, Class Advisor. Front Row: Janet Cecil, Cheerleader: Joan Krout, Cheerleader: Barbara Tyree. Cheerleader. ONWARD, SHAWNEE! Onward, Shawnee! Onward Shawnee! Watch her colors fly! Gold and White e'er floating o'er her, Keeping standards high! Ever true and ever loyal To the school we love, Always defend and honor Shawnee High! POSSUMUS ET POTERIMUS I believe in Shawnee High School as a school founded upon the principles of freedom, loyalty, and scholarship. I promise to do my best to uphold its highest ideals. Close Harmony PAGE TEN Class of June, 1953 Harold Chester Ackerman Bud Majors-Science, History Golf Team. Marvin Ray Ackerman Marv Major-Science Laboratory Technology. Vivian Elliott Allen Ace Annals Art Staff Major-Art Two gold key awards in Stewart's Art Exhibit. Robert .-lusnow Rapid Robert Major-Science Cheerleader, Glee Club 2 years. ,Ive C. Anderson Tick MajorfMath Student Council 2 terms, Execu- tive Board 2 terms, Band, Orches tra, Honor Roll 3 terms, Boys State, Golf. Charles Layman Alcher Charlie Majors-Math, Science, History Baseball, Honor Roll 6 terms Audio Visual. Treva Frances Allis Trava Major-Shorthand-Typing Student Council 2 terms, Honor Roll 4 terms, G.I.A., Orchestra 6 terms, Office Aide. Alan Gale Bailey Sonny Major-Math Basketball 1 year, Track 2 years, Honor Roll 4 terms, Student Coun- cil 2 terms. Ralph Lee Baker Sonny Majors-Math, Science Lantern Editorial Staff-Sports Ed., Honor Roll 6 terms, S Club -Historian, Golf 1 year, Basket- ball Manager 6 terms, Audio Vis- ual 4 terms. George Merrill Hartels Annals Editorial Staff Major-Science Baush and Lomb Science Award, Honor Roll 6 terms, Lantern Business Staff, Lantern Editor- ial Staff, S.C. 4 terms, Boys' State, Class Officer-Treasurer. Frank Charles nickel, Jr. Sonny Major-Science Band 4 terms, Orchestra 4 terms, Track 1 year, Class Officer-Pian- ist. Billie Lee Bloemer William Major-Shorthand-Typing Honor Roll 3 terms, Bowling Team 2 terms. PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TWELVE Leo Borowick Major-Science Football 1 year, Audio Visual 6 terms. Alice Mao Bowling Tippy Major-Shorthand-Typing Honor Roll 1 term, Glee Club, Orchestra. Juflilh Bradford Judy Major-Home Economics. Dewey F. Bratcher Dew Major-Science S Club, Football 3 years. Palsy Ruth Bralclwr Chicken Annals Eitorial Staff Major-Shorthand-Typing F.T.A., Glee Club 4 terms, Bowl- ing Team 1 term, Cheerleader. Helen Sue Brevrlen Punchie Annals Business Staff Major-Spanish Lantern Business Staff, Social Service 2 terms, Bowling Team, Drama, G.I.A. letter, chevron and star. Paul Hardin Breeder: Deedle Annals Business Staff-Chief of Staff Major-Math Boys' State, Band, Orchestra, Basketball 2 years, Jr. Achieve- ment. Marilyn Joy Brennesluhl Broomstool Majors-Shorthand-Typing, History Lantern Business Staff, Bowling Team 1 term. Joyce Ann Brooks Joycie Major-Shorthand-Typing Student Council 4 terms, Honor Roll 6 terms, Youth Speaks, Office Aide, F.T.A-Pres. Dorothy Marie Broughten Polka Dot Major-History Student Council 2 terms, Drama. Betty ,lean Brown Bet Maj or-History G.I.A. Jesse D. Brown Completed his work in summer, 1952. Lloyd Brown Parson Major-History J.V. Basketball team. W'ancIa Sue Brown Mert Major-History Band 6 terms. Bessie Douglas Browning Kitten Annals Art Staff-Picture Edi- tor Majors-Art, Science Honor Roll 4 terms, Jr. Red Cross 6 terms, Library Aide 2 terms, Executive Board 2 terms. Billie Scllullz Brunlnlett Sugar Major-Home Economics. Charles Mickey Brunson Mickey Major-History S Club. Football. Laura Florence Bryan! Lolly Annals Art Staff Major-History G.I.A. 4 terms. Alvin Boom' Burnett Boom ie Ma jor-Math S Club, Basketball team 3 years -Captain 2 years, Most Valuable Player Award, 25th District All- Tournament Team. Baseball 2 years. lllnrian Suv lfarlvr S kinny Major-History. Thomas Eugene lfnspvr Pop Major-History Class Officer-Sergeant-at-Arms, Football. Track. Basketball, S Club. Beverly Ann Cecil Bev Major-History Honor Roll 6 terms, Jr. Achieve- ment 2 terms, Band 6 terms, G.I.A. 2 terms, Bowling Team 6 terms- Pres. 2 terms, S.C. 2 terms, Orches- tra 4 terms. Jana! Frances lfvril Aggie Annals Editorial Staff Major-History S Club Queen, Honor Roll 2 terms, Drama, Cheerleader, Nar- rator in Christmas Play, Class Of- ficer-Cheerleader. lfarlmrn Elsie Clay Bobbie Annals Editorial Staff Major-Spanish Honor Roll 4 terms, Jr. Achieve- ment 2 terms, Lantern Editorial Staff-Assoc. News Ed., Drama, l'Mary in Christmas Play, Bowl- ing team 3 terms, G.I.A. 4 terms, G.I.A. Letter. PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN Doris JIVUIIIP Collier Frenchie Annals Business Staff Major-Shorthand-Typing Executive Board, Jr. Achievement, Student Council 6 terms. Mary ,I flrl v Colvin Janie Major-Shorthand-Typing Honor Roll 2 terms. Cnrol jane Conner C. J. Annals Art Staff Majors-Shorthand-Typing. History Lantern Business Staff, Student Council 1 term, G.I.A. 4 terms, Honor Roll 2 terms, Bowling Team 2 terms. Carol Ann Conrrul Toots Annals Business Staff Major-Shorthand-Typing G. I. A., Bowling Team 6 terms, Honor Roll 6 terms, Office Aide, Typing Certificate, Bowling Cham- pionship Pin. Eil rfarrr Elouiaw Cook Cookie Annals Editorial Staff Major-Shorthand-Typing Library Aide, Office Aide, Typ- ing Certificate, Honor Roll 6 terms. Shirlvy Ann Cook Cookie Major-Shorthand-Typing Student Council 1 term, G.I.A., Youth Speaks, Glee Club 6 terms. Waalv Taylor Cox Flippers Majors-Science, History Drama, Golf, Baseball. Rmnonn Chnrlollr' Cu Ill nuns M onie Major-History Wiseman in Christmas play, Cheer- leader, Drama. Conlon Neal Dnllon Lucky Annals Art Staff Major-Mechanical Drawing Band 6 terms, Orchestra 2 terms. Honor Roll 2 terms. Student Coun- cil 2 terms. lleralrlinf' llanm Gerry Annals Editorial Staff Majors-Spanish, History Drama, Band 6 terms, Orchestra 6 terms. Native woman in Christ- mas play, Honor Roll 6 terms, F.T.A., Bowling Team 4 terms. Linda Lou Davis Shortstufgf Major-Home Economics Student Council 2 terms-Pres.. Jr. Red Cross 2 terms. Executive Board 4 terms. Rn th Carolyn Dem: Ruthie Major-Science Orchestra. Gloria Abraham Heel: Shorty i Major-History G.I.A. 4 terms Richard WIIIIHIIII llowvlvll Dick Major-Science Track 3 years. ,mmlm Rf.,-P lzmuglm.. Mertz Annals Art Staff Major-Art Honor Roll 3 terms, Drama, Glee Club 4 terms, G.I.A. 1 term, Art Award, Jr. Achievement. William ,-Ilan Eckvrlv Al Majors-Mechanical Drawing, Science Honor Roll 2 terms, S Club, Football 3 years, Basketball 3 years, Track 3 years. Knlwrla fllvne Eckman n Bert Major-Shorthand-Typing Bowling Team 6 terms, G.I.A. 6 terms, G.I.A. Letter, Library Aide 2 terms. Michael .-inn Ehrel Mike Annals Art Staff l Majors-Fine Arts, Spanish Drama, Orchestra, Bowling Team 3 i 4 terms, S.C. 2 terms, Kunlun . ' in The Wise Men's Gifts. L.. .............- ,... Honor Roll 6 terms, S Club, Wilma Virginia Evans Willie Major-Shorthand-Typing S.C. 1 term, Honor Roll 4 terms, Glee Club 6 terms, G.I.A. 5 terms Library Aide 2 terms, Lantern Business Staff. Jvrmie Louise Fields Gin Major-Shorthand-Typing G.I.A. Rolwrl Florence Bob Majors-Science, Math Band, S Club. Football 3 years. Charles I,llI7lll Foreman Doc Major-Science Doris Marin' Franklin Inky Major-Home Economics. Bvlly' ,lean Gibson Bet Major-Shorthaml-Typing Honor Roll 6 terms, Band 4 terms, Office Aide 2 terms, Bowling Team 2 terms. PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN Emma Jean Cuff Em Annals Editorial Staff Majors-Shorthand-Typing, Spanish Lantern Editorial Staff - Fea- ture Ed., Honor Roll 1 term, Bowl- ing Team 5 terms, Mother in i Christmas play, G.I.A. letter, G.I.A. 4 terms. Shirley' May' llofinel Schmea Annals Art Staff Majors-Foreign Language, Science Honor Roll 6 terms. Virginia May Gray Ginny Annals Business Staff Major-Shorthand-Typing Bowling Team 4 terms, Library Aide. Ellen Louise Green Little Girl Annals Business Staff Major-Science Student Council 2 terms, Red Cross 6 terms. Leah Ray Hanna Lee See Annals Business Staff - Asst. Chief of Staff Maj or-Shorthand-Typing Lantern Business Staff - Bus. Mgr., Cheerleader 4 terms, Honor Roll 1 term. Louis lf. Harbsmeier Breecher Majors-Science. History Honor Roll 2 terms, Audio Visual 4 terms. Disc Jocky for audio boxes. b , Mary ,ln Hargis Jo Major-Shorthand-Typing Student Council 6 terms, Execu- tive Board 2 terms, Honor Roll 2 terms, F.T.A., Library Aide, Jr. Achievement, G. I. A., Bowling Team. Myrna Lou Harris Mouse Major-History Student Council 2 terms, Drama, Glee Club 6 terms, G.I.A. 4 terms, Social Service 2 terms. Phyllis lean Hartell Phil Major-Home Economics David in Christmas play. Velma jean Harrell Pickel Major-Shorthand-Typing Bowling Team 6 terms. David Lawrence Harvey Slick Annals Art Staff Major-History. Nancy Dingle Hawkins Dingle Major-History Glee Club 6 terms. lflarice Carol Heck J unie Ma jor-History. Carol A rlll e Herendeen Toots Major-Shorthand-Typing Office Aide, Youth Speaks, Stu- dent Council 2 terms, Bowling Team 4 terms, G. I. A. 4 terms, Honor Roll 3 terms. Martha .Inn Hicks Marty Majors-Home Economics, History Drama. Charles Roger Hines Majors-Mechanical Drawing, Math Student Council 3 terms. James Willard Holland Jimmy Major-History Roman soldier in Christmas play, Lantern Business Staff. V. Edward Holloway Country Major-History Student Council 4 terms, S Club -Pres. 2 terms, Football 3 years, Baseball 3 years, Jr. Achievement 2 terms. Barbara Ann Hoover Barb Major-History Glee Club 6 terms, Drama. lfluudelle Nellie Handley Clard Major-History Glee Club 6 terms, Drama, Bowl- ing Team 2 terms, Jr, Achieve- ment 2 terms. Richard Raymond Hussung Dick Major-History Band 6 terms. George Thomas jenkins J ina: Ma jor-History. Elizalzefh C. johnson Liz Major-History Bowling Team 6 terms, G.l.A. 6 terms, Jr. Achievement 2 terms, Jr. Red Cross 2 terms. if f V. fl-it JK fb! ,,,f?Qi2-'iffzw joseph Jolmfon V' .7 t ...ey ,QW fsipwmffw- Major-Mechanical Drawing. PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN Mary Louise ,luhnslan M ert Major-Science. Richard llaylv ,loam Smiley Major-Math Cheerleader, Golf Team, Track Team. Honor Roll 6 terms, Stu- dent Council 2 terms-Vice Pres., Executive Board 4 terms. lllaralndll Lva Kifs.-singer Shortie Annals Editorial Staff Majors-Shorthand-Typing, History Ex. Bd. 6 terms - Chairman 2 terms, Honor Roll 6 terms, Bowl- arag Team, Delegate to N.A.S.C.- 52. Hvtty Lou King Bett Major-Shorthand-Typing Honor Roll 2 terms, Drama, Bowl- ing Team 2 terms, G. I. A. 2 terms Wise man in Christmas play, Al- lie in Sisters Under The Skin. 1 William Allwrt Kirrlumr Big Bill Major-History Band, S Club, Football 3 years Baseball 1 year. x Edna Elizaluftli Kirkliam Eddie Annals Editorial Staff Major-Spanish Jr. Achievement, Social Service, Jr. Red Cross 1 term. Jayco .-Inn Kraus J oycie Annals Business Staff Majors-Shorthand-Typing, Science Lantern Business Staff, Honor Roll 6 terms, Jr. Achievement, Of- fice Aide, Glee Club 6 terms, Bowl- ing Team 1 term. ,loan lh'lur4'.-I Krall! Annals Art Staff Majors-History, Math Student Council 2 terms, Drama, Class officer-Cheerleader, Honor Roll 2 terms, Rachael in Christ- mas play. Mary ja rlz' Landers Quecnie Annals Business Staff Major-Fine Arts Lantern Business Staff, Glee Club 6 terms, Drama, Bowling Team 1 term. Barbara Faye Lamplan Rhubcrrd Major-History Student Council 4 terms, Drama, Glee Club 4 terms, Bowling Team 2 terms. Philla Mar lfnlin lmllraml Sissic Major-History Bowling Team 4 terms, G.I.A. 6 terms, G.I.A. letter. Shirley Ann Liullsry Shirl Major-French Student Council 1 term, Glee Club 5 terms. no Barbara ,-Inn Long Bobbie Major-Home Economics Bowling Team, G.I.A. Slwrrill Man Lutz Sherry Annals Business Staff Major-Science Honor Roll 4 terms, Band 6 terms, Bowling Team 6 terms, G.I.A. 2 terms, Jr. Achievement 2 terms, Lab. Tech. 1 term, Jr. Red Cross 2 terms. Martha Snr' Lyon Suzie Annals Editorial Staff Majors-Math, Science Student Council 2 terms, Honor Roll 3 terms, Glee Club 2 terms, Orchestra 1 term. Elizabeth Ann Marlin Liz Majors-Home Economics, History Drama, Bowling Team. Dam' Maupin Dave Major-Art Glee Club 6 terms. llvorgv NICAIPPSP Annals Business Staff Majors--Math, History, Science Honor Roll 2 terms, S Club, Executive Board 2 terms, Basket- ball 2 years, Student Council 2 terms. Jah n Robert Mcli ornlirk Little Junior Majors-Math, Science Honor Roll 6 terms, S Club, Basketball Manager 2 years, Lab. Tech. 3 terms. Rita Rav Mcliinily Rita Major-History. Donald llvrlwrt Mcnlillin Mac Major-History. Virginia Maridvth Annals Editori Majors-History, al Staff Math, Science Lantern Editorial Staff-Ed.-in- Chief, F.T.A.-S Honor Roll 6 tcrl Jerry Lac M vyvr Major-History Track. Ilan Ewl-ll Miller Gertrude Annals Busine Major-Spanish. ec., Girls' State, ns, Youth Speaks. ss Staff PAGE NINETEEN PAGE TWENTY Sue .fl ruln Miller Susie Major-Shorthand.Typing Library Aide, Bowling Team. Eldon Morrow Minton, Jr. Bob Major-Math Lantern Business Staff - Ex- change Mgr., Football 3 years- Captain 1952, Most Valuable Back Award, Baesball 3 years, Most Val- uable Player and Pitcher Award, Track 1 year, S Club. Eloise Lucille Moore Lois Annals Art Staff-Ed. Majors-Shorthand-Typing, Art Lantern Editorial Staff - Art Ed., G.I.A. 4 terms-Sec.-Treas. 2 terms, S.C. 1 term, Bowling Team 5 terms, Honor Roll 6 terms, Typ- ing Certificate. Sylvia Jewel Morgan Annals Editorial Staff Major-Shorthand-Typing Lantern Business Staff, Drama, Office Aide 2 terms, S.C. 2 terms, Shorthand Certificate. jerry Hailey Morris Curly Major-Science Honor Roll 6 terms. Wilda Nell Morris Willie Annals Business Staff Major-History Lantern Business Staff-Treas., Bowling Team 4 terms, G.I.A. 2 terms. llarbara Ann Moyers Babs Annals Editorial Staff Major-Shorthand-Typing Lantern Editorial Staff - Mgr. Ed., S.C. 2 terms, Bowling Team 6 terms, G.I.A. 2 terms, Band 4 terms, Orchestra 4 terms, Typing Certificate, Shorthand Certificate. Theodore Eugene Mn eller Sticks Major-History Student Council 1 term, S Club, Boys' State, Basketball Manager, Baseball Manager, Class Officer- Vice Pres., Athletic Committee 6 terms. Clarence Edward Murphy Buddy Major-History S Club, Basketball 1 year, Lan- tern Business Staff, Football Manager 1 year. ,Io Ann Musal .lo Major--Science Drama, Library Aide. Dorothy Louise Nichols Dot Annals Editorial Staff-Mgr. Ed. Major-Math Girls' State, Bowling Team 2 terms, G.I.A. 4 terms, G.I.A. letter, Sophomore Award, Student Coun- cil 2 terms, Honor Roll 6 terms, Typing Certificate. Yvonne Joyce Norman Blondie Major--Science Honor Roll 2 terms, Bowling Team. Barbara A n n Oakley Bobbie Major-History Honor Roll 6 terms, Drama, Miss Ruth in Christmas play unllllfllll Byron Ouzls Tools Major-Math Orchestra 6 terms, Drama, soldier in Christmas play. Rosalie ,lu n 1' Packer Rosalie Major-Shorthand-Typing Roman Honor Roll 6 terms, Office Aide 2 terms, Jr. Red Cross 6 terms, Jr. Achievement 2 terms, Band 6 terms, G.I.A. 2 terms. Edward .-illan Parlay Ed Major-Science Student Council 3 terms, Audio Visual 2 terms, Jr. Red Cross 3 terms, Honor Roll 1 term. Frances In .-Inn Cook Pfalzvr Jo Annals Art Staff Major-Art. Frv1If'rick Robert Plz-lcher Pletch Major-History Drama, Basketball, Social Service. Sharon Lynn Polsgrove Fife Major-History Glee Club 2 terms, Jr. Red Cross 2 terms, Library Aide. Warren Prcwin Hero Annals Art Staff Majors-Art, History S Club, Football 3 years, Track, Glee Club. Donald R1-ad Seedy Major-Science Tennis 1 year, Band, Orchestra, Drama, Lab. Tech,, Soldier in Christmas play. Joe Ray Read Majors-Math, Science Honor Roll 3 terms, Band 6 terms. Isabelle Ellen Reardon Isalie Annals Editorial Staff Major-Math Lantern Business Staff, Glee Club 4 terms, Hon.r Roll 5 terms, G.I.A. 2 terms. Norma L00 Redick N ormie Major-Shorthand-Typing Student Council 2 terms, Drama, G.I.A., Jr. Achievement. PAGE TWENTY-ONE I 1 i PAGE TWENTY-TWO Shirley Ann Rehn: Shirl Annals Business Staff Major-Shorthand-Typing Bowling Team 2 terms, Cheerlead- er 4 terms, Library Aide. Saundra L c'a' Reichle Sock Annals Business Staff Major-History, Stella Louise Renfro Lon Annals Editorial Staff-Lit. Ed. Major-Home Economics Glee Club 6 terms, F.T.A., Drama, Bowling Team 4 ter m s, Jr. Achievement, Honor Roll 6 terms, S.C. 1 term, G.I.A. 2 terms. Rm-ie Frances Renfrn Rocky Major-Shorthand-Typing Glee Club, Jr. Achievement. Jenny Bren! Reach Jen Major-Shorthand-Typing Student Council 1 term, G.I.A., Honor Roll 4 terms, Office Aide. Shirley l rances Richardson Princess Major-Home E-onomics Glee Club. Ralph Russell Riggs Goldie Major-History Band 2 terms, S Club, Basket- ball 2 years, Baseball 2 years. Mary .-lnn Ruejf Annie Major-History Student Council 1 term, Glee Club, Bowling Team 6 terms. Harold Lee Ryan Bony Major-Mechanical Drawing. Larry Rhea Sanders Toe Majors-Math, Science Football 1 year, Baseball 1 year, Golf 1 year. Wendell Lee Sanders Wendy Major-Science Band, Orchestra, Jr. Red Cross, Drum Major, Youth Speaks, Stu- dent Council 5 terms, Class Officer -Pres. Sandra Lee Schmidt Sandy Annals Editorial Staff Major-Shorthand-Typing Lantern Editorial Staff - Lit. Ed., Honor Roll 4 terms, Bowling Team 6 terms, S.C. 2 terms, Glee Club 4 terms. Mary Jam- .Schultz Dimples Annals Business Staff Majors-Shorthand-Typing, Math Executive Board 5 terms, Honor Roll 6 terms, S.C. 6 terms, Bowl- ing Team 6 terms, Office Aide. Murcia Huy:-s Shuiu Marsh Annals Business Staff Major-Home Economics Lantern Business Staff, Social Service, Glee Club 6 terms, Honor Roll 1 term, S.C. 6 terms. lildrirlga' Logan Slllllllllfl' Junic Major-Mechanical Drawing. Rnhvrt Joseph Sluallwmul Bob Major-History Student Council 1 term, Honor Roll 1 term, S Club. Nancy Eunice Smith Nance Annals Business Staff Major-Shorthand-Typing Lantern Business Staff - Adv. Mgr. Pvurli rim' Pauli rnz- Smith Polly Annals Business Staff Major-Science Orchestra 6 terms, Lab. Tech. 1 term. Rusvlyn Jenn Suyflvr Rosie Annals Editorial Staff Majors-Shorthand-Typing, Science Lantern Editorial Staff - News Ed., Honor Roll 4 terms, Bowling Team 2 terms, G.I.A., Shorthand Certificates. Lurry Riclmrd Spilzvr Annals Editorial Staff Major-Spanish Lantern Editorial Staff-Photo- grapher, S.C. 2 terms. Band 6 terms, S Club, Boys' State, Aud- io Visual 1 term, Member of All State Band. Vmla Louise Slayer VC Major-Home Economics Honor Roll 6 terms, Student Coun- cil 6 terms, Jr. Achievement, Youth Speaks, G.I.A. 2 terms Class Officer-Sec. livtly Sfvtlmibvnz Huggins Bet Major-Home Economics G.I.A. 3 terms. Mary Iflizubvlli Stuvss Morty Lantern Business Staff, Bowling Team 4 terms. Urron August Story Augie Majors-Math, Science Band, Track, Jr. Red Cross 2 terms. PAGE TWENTY-THREE 31 PAGE TWENTYVFOUR Chester Gerald Summerfield Preacher Annals Editorial Staff Major-History Lantern Editorial Staff-Sports Reporter, Jr. Red Cross 6 terms- Pres. of school council-Vice Pres. of city council, Drama, S. C. 2 terms, J.V. Basketball. Williarrn S. Taylor Willy Major-History J. V. Basketball, Golf 1 year. lf'illiam Robert Tharp Meatball Majors-Science, History Student Council 2 terms, Jr. Red Cross 1 term, Football, Baseball. Martha Jean Thomas Jelly Bean Annals Art Staff Major-Shorthand-Typing Library Aide, Honor Roll 1 term. Jenny Stoll Thurman Doll Major-History Student Council 2 terms, Social Service. Marlene Ann Tracy Banjo I I Major-Home Economice Honor Roll 1 term, G.I.A. 2 terms, Library Aide, Jr. Red Cross. Earl Houston Tucker Sleepy Annals Business Staff Major-Mechanical Drawing S Club, Football 2 years, Track 3 years. Barbara Ann Tyree Monkey Major-Home Economics Lantern Business Staff, S. C. 2 terms, Class Officer-Cheerleader, Jr. Red Cross 1 term, Library Aide. Youth Speaks. Mary Martha Walker Mickey Major-Shorthand-Typing Student Council 2 terms, Honor Roll 2 terms, Bowling Team 6 terms, Office Aide, Library Aide. Darleen Mae Weber Reenie Major-History Bowling Team 2 terms, G.I.A. 6 terms. Merrylell lean Wesley Mer Lou Annals Business Staff Major-Spanish Honor Roll 4 terms, F.T.A., Or- chestra 6 terms, Bowling Team 4 terms, G.I.A. 2 terms, Drama, Theta Mu Music Club. Harland White Hardly White Major-Math Drama, Band 6 terms, Orchestra 2 terms, Basketball, Football, Bob in Christmas play. Dorothy Louise U ivrwille Dom' Mary' Elizalwlll Wluvkilul Annals Business Staff Liz Annals Art Staff Major-Shorthand-Typing Major-Math Honor Roll 6 terms, Orchestra 6 terms, Typing Certificate, Bowling Team 6 terms-Sec. 2 terms, G.I.A. D,-uma, G.I.A. 4 te,-ms, 3 terms, Lab. Tech. 1 term, Jr. Achievement 2 terms. llharlottf' Ann Yates Shorty llilberl Joseph Willoughby' Annals Editorial Staff Tommy Major-History Majors-Home Economics, Baskerbaii. Hlstofy G.I.A. 2 terms, Bowling Team 6 terms. llonalrl David Wjilson Wzlly Ma Jor-Math David Keith You ng Dave Band- Major-Business. BCCLILISQ of illness, Barbara Hamil- ,loycv lrilsnn . I J ton obtained her e d u c a t 1 o n Oy . . I ' through private tutoring. However, Major-Scrence I she IS a full-fledged member of G.I.A. 6 terms, G.I.A. letter. , our graduating class of 1953. Anne Belcher, 1936 - 1953 In February our graduating class received the shocking news that Anne Belcher, one of our classmates. had been the victim of a tragic accident. Therefore, we are dedicating this small but significant portion of our year book to her memory. So long as men can breathe, or eyes can see, So long lives this, and this gives life to theef' --Shakespeare PAGE TWENTYAFIVE PAGE 1WEN1Y-SIX l'nruguns nf ll'HiSIllfi0llu - Alhlc-lil' 1:0llIlllilll'l' WT only rut rvsprfvmlplv rapr'rs. -- Cllvvrlvzlrlvrs Hail, lmil. tlm gnng's nll Imrvln - S Club 1'y'rv ull Hl4'll of migluf' - Fuollm 'ilflvr llw Hull - I!IlSlxl'lll2lll Yl'l'1IlIl l.'unlplmvu Rawls 1 'I'l'1ll'lx PAGE IWENTY SKVI N PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT l llIl'I'lll'l'.S l Ill'0ll'l'l'Su 1 IIOIIH' Nurxing 'iuigllly muillvu will: lllllllifillllu - 1Q.l.A. Taka' nw nut In llw bull gunw - lg1lS1'lHlI' 'll X--...Q A V -4' . U... 452 SM A104 14-nb Nan No. fl Tlmusunll Timvs N010 1 Snaps ...L.. ...Lu PAGE TWENTY-NINE PAGE THIRTY PATRON S 1953 Mr. A. Glen Aberle Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ackerman Mrs. Myrtle Allen Ambrose Grocery Jacob Ambrose, Jr. Mrs. Corinne Ashby Martha Barney Charlie Baxter Behr's Store Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Belew Bev and Larry Rose Marie Blair Carl Roger Blankenship Mrs. Berma Boccasile Senator B. J. Bonn Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Boylan Helen Dell Brady Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Bramer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Breeden Martha Anne Breland Betty Lou Bridgewater Beverly Ann Brooks Brown's Super Market Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Browning Beverly Miles Burks Mrs. Nancy Cash Calhoun Carolyn and Charlie Ann Carpenter Betty Lee Carpenter Miss Betty Jane Cecil Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Clore Jo Ann Cobb Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Collier Cozy Cottage Creech's Market Bettye Cunningham Cupid's Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Clay Dalton Dawn Bakeries Miss Betty Lee Deats Doerhoefer's Pharmacy Earl Driskell, Jr. Jim Dunbar's Texaco Service Earl's Market 18th and Hill Hardware Sherlyn Elizabeth Eberlein Morse English Doris Ernst Edward Ettle, Jr. Pat Franklin Doris Farley A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Miss Martha Jane Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Pete Georgacopoulos Gering Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Gray Mrs. E. G. Green Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Green Ann Carole Gregory Phyllis Hadfield Margaret Hadorn Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Hambaugh Joyce Ann Hanan Janet Hardesty Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hardin Charles Harlander Lee Harlander's Barber Shop Mandy Hardy Mrs. J. T. Haysley Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil D. Holloway Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Holman Mrs. Virginia Hoover Charley Imhof Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ivy J. W.'s Market Carl Jansing Mr. and Mrs. Pete Johnson Mrs. Malcolm Jones Gene Kapfhammer Kapfhammer's Party House Miss Hazel Kaster Pat Keller Frances Kelty Rosina Kernen Mr. and Mrs. William A Kessinger Kinser's Grocery Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Krout Carl J. Lacher Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Leet Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leet Lesshafft Pharmacy Mary Lippold Mr. Bob Lotz Carol Lotz Luhr Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Lyon Mr. and Mrs. George R. Maddox Doris Jean Mangeot Paul McDonald Charles McGill McLemore's Service Station Mrs. Glossie Merideth Mrs. Barbara C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. L. Miller Jim Miller Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Moyers Alice Lee Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Neff Ann Norman O'Delt Sorority Peggy's Pantry Mr. and Mrs. James Kenneth Perry Janyce Pfeiffer Rev. James R. Pinkley, Jr. C. W. Powers Betty Jean Prentice Rev. and Mrs. Finley Ray Dr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Ray Mr. and Mrs. C. Stanley Read Redman Service Station Joe Roe Phyllis Rowe Ray and Marg Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Sanders Service Food Market Jeannine Schreiber Shangri-La Grill Shawnee S Club Geraldine Simms Carl Skeeters Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Snyder Sohn's Florist Mr. David Stayer Mrs. Thelma Summers Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Thompson Mrs. Genarose Turner Vi Etta Sorority Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waller Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Welch Dr. O. M. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Wierwille Gene Williams Williams Variety Store Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilson Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Woodward David Young Patricia Zambler PAGE THIRTY ONE 1 Mr. Fic-Ish ml Ilw l'il'f'll'--IIIPQ' will sqlulrv il... - lilillll' U1-olnvrry ' l may ln...l.a.., ll'l1j. uw' mm prom- llml Iwo mul Iwo mukv jirrlu - Algvlrrzl ll PAGE THIRTYFIVE PAGE THIRTY-SIX llulwn You mul I lfvrv Young. Mllggilf' - Baby Pirlllre-s Phe Golden Age Q Now close your eyes and count to ten! If you would remember when, Then drift back to days of yoreg -Lf This page will open wide the door. I I1 X' 'tMeetcha at the Flag Pole' Ilost my locker key . . . Eating lunch on the campus . . . Do not walk on the quadrangle . . . Tiny, mysterious Room D . . . The mourner's bench in the outside office . . . Trying to beat the eight-thirty bell . . . Those fragrances from Room 206 . . . Our mad rush for those coveted English IV seats . . . The Puppet stage in Room 222 . . . Our Lantern Musical background for all classes . . . Happy Birthday Parties in the cafeteria . . . Dark halls on Rainy Days . . . 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Take of lllvsv 4-lvlnvnls ull lllul is ,llSi'Ill'u - Ulu-nlislry PAGE FORTY-SEVEN nllllllld' un flu' l1,llll,2'l'u - .Kiln lfumls llirurla- of 'iIlHlll1'lH'l'u - Publix' Spa-:lkil LlIIlf.2'-lIlIifl'lI lH'Sf'I1'lil'Su - Arl PAGE FORTY-NINE GLANCES As we journey forward on Life's endless road, A light appears-a beam of memory. This light but twinkles, twinkles, and is gone. Faint reminiscences one by one ariseg The life we shared with others now is gone-gone forever. What chances we have lost along this trail, What wrong turns have we chosen, Leading to grief, Only to find the magic Try-again Waiting at the next bendg Around the nearest corner is the future, The mystery of what is yet to come. Watch for the beam of long past days to reappearg It comes and goes, is always here, But yet beyond our reach. Along this road of Life there grows a tree Which yields all bitter fruitsg Regret is plentifulg we eat of it often, And wonder why our life is what it is. We wonder why we wrought the chains that bind us now When just by word or act we could have stayed The evergrowing links. The gleam of memory strikes our fancy then, as it reveals the happy times Such joyous times could we but live again! But, no, our goal lies forwardg no turning back, Just wistful sighs at errors long forgotten, Just pangs of deep regret that hold no art To efface the pastg Just a ray of memory lights the corners of each heart, And then is goneg And yet-not wholly gone, For it will be recalled in future days. Roselyn Snyder , ' ' K ' x X l T ! .I V W A5- X f, PAGE -FIFTY l'i0n1'4'rs in Prugrvss - l'lXI'4'lIliNl' liualrll PAGE FIFTYVONE Kaz?-f -N .C ,J 1 1 li. ,,,. 1 4 , -x, f JH'- 'wffxxf 4 1 1 RWE.: gg ,3v'f'Jv5t'f fl ,, M., TFA ,iv .1 V 'HH ' H 1 1 V-. ,,, J., ,Q z , , 1,' 1, v . VJ! 1.-, N. .5 , .z- 1... N. v w na ina-.. . xi:-T: I v' A 1 gate , Ilvff :,,u,. ' 1 .1 ,, if . A mi' .5,. .4 , .'v x .Pa .yin 1- . .1 iii n 1 5 3:2 Kd N ,f I :yn ' if 11' IW ' uf. n emi Taltfs l:llSli,',flll - l,:mln-rn Stu PAGE -FPFTY-FIVE --1 IHWWLY Let's climb aboard our merry Oldsmobile and at the breath-taking s p e e d of twenty miles an hour we'll whiz down the avenue to find our Belle of 1890. Here she comes on the tiny feet of Joan Kraut. You can't miss the petite figure of Michael Ehret with the graceful carriage of Janet Cecil, especially when she is sporting Barbara Tyree's colorful clothes. The black curly hair of Shirley Rehm flatters the milk white skin of Yvonne Norman and sets off Emma Jean Goff's expressive eyes, framed by Sandra Schmidt's long curling eye lashes and Roselyn Snyder's eyebrows. Barbara Lampton's lovely smile has a hint of Dorothy Nichols' pleasantness. Treva Allis' ruby-red lips under Dottie Broughton's saucy nose compliment the pearly teeth of Rita McGinity above Pat Bratcher's soft chin. Our Belle, with Mary Jane Schultz's dimples, greets us with the musical voice of Mary Ann Rueff. The sweet air of Carol Comer combined with Isabelle Rearden's intellect, Linda Davis' leadership, Charlotte Yates sewing and Nancy Smith's cooking ability, and Mary Jo Hargis' enthusiasm reflects Barbara Moyer's friendliness. Stella Renfro's imagination is touched by Barbara Clay's sense of humor and Merrylen Wesley's laughter with the sparkle of Betty Wittekind. Possessing Joyce Brooks' agility on the ivories, the skill in pallet and paint of Eloise Moore and Martha Draughon, plus the athletic inclination of Roberta Eckmann, our charmer floats by on the dancing feet of Leah Ray Hanna waving Beverly Cecil's tapering fingers. As our Belle of 1890 fades into the distance, she appears to have m a ny of the characteristics of Virginia Merideth, Miss Senior. PAGE FIFTY-SIX Now here comes our gay blade. Judging by the rate of Bob McCormick's walk on Ralph Riggs' small feet, our Beau Brummel must be trying to catch up with our previous encounter. Charles Foreman's distinctive clothes on Dewey Bratcher's strong physique reflect the versatility of George McAleese. Waving Leo Borowick's firm hand our fine fellow greets us in the baritone voice of Freddie Pletcher. Jimmy Holland's curly hair looks nice against Ed Perley's fresh complexion while Houston Tucker's eye brows and Larry Spitzer's eye lashes frame the charm of Mickey Brunson reflected in Gene Mueller's blue eyes. Bob Minton's classic nose and Richard Dowdell's square chin accent Wade Cox's flash- ing white teeth and Bill Ouzts' deep dimples. Bob Florence's warm grin reflects the humor of Ed Holloway, and when he laughs, it's Jerry Summerfield's melodious laughter which issues forth. With the patience of Charlie Atcher, the zeal of George Bartels, and the imagination of Don Read, our guy is as friendly as Alvin Burnett. Possessing the athletic skills of Alan Eckerle, the art ability of Vivian Allen, and musi- cal genius of Charles Bickel and Joe Anderson, Beau is a science brain like Ralph Baker. By popular vote possessing all the qualities, Lee Sanders finally, on the dancing feet of Warren Prewitt, catches up with Miss Senior. They make a fine looking couple, don't they? B , Ja., 4, as . X ' flltlli! X l All Mlllk Oh, Fatal Perjectionf' PAGE FIFTY-EIGHT up wr slring ilu' fllifIl'l'NS kingly - lfnglish IN , Nix- Nia-klil .f1lm. mv prolul lwuutyfu - Drunm HONORS fKmm'n ul time of IIUIllif'lH.liIll, SOPIIOMORE AWVARD Dorothy Nichols ,, 1951 SCIENCE AWARDS George Burtels Bausch and Lomb MUSIC AWARDS Wendell Lee Sanders Eastern State College Music Scholarship Larry Spitzer U. ol' L. Music Scholarship REPRESENTATIVES T0 GIRLS STATE Virginia Merideth 1952 Dorothy Nichols 1952 REPRESENTATIVES T0 BOYS STATE Joe Anderson 1952 George Bairlels 1952 Larry Spitzer 1952 Paul Breeden 1953 Gene Mueller 1953 INVITATION T0 KNOWLEDGE George Burlels 1952 Alvin Burnett 1952 JEFFERSON MONUMENT ESSAY CONTEST George Burtels Third Prize 1952 Silver Threaals finmng The Cold PAGE FIFTY-NINE c'Up in the balloon, boys fn? 7 6,-3 Up in llw balloon Sailing around the stars, Y P - l l Sailing arouml the moon. . 'Q l , 1-- .. .. lx N ,t l :gif Down, down, we ge11tly dritt towards l1te's fix V , ' . . . ' ly I I green pastures, completing ll iourney ot three xt I, ' xx lt ,W years. lt was not 21 journey tllfflllgll rosy V'1 ' f' -11 1Q111'1-'111- 1 tl l l -' 1 Xa nf yy ecuc ., ll .1 Ill 11o11g1 1e en lglttlllllg W If ,pun ll l' l l 0 S' -X atmosphere of knowledge. rllllflllgll, when we 1lP K ' first started this prelinlinary flight, we en- ii , countered ditliculties which upset Olll' equi- , Y 1 lllifllllll, yet we sailed steadily on. Now we ,1 if f, 3? I . . . reach the end o. this journey, to linger only uilal' ' :fa-1' I ., . for ll monlent. .Xnother and a longer flight KQV. -M1-N.. is ahead of 11s. 'l'he new journey takes 11s up in the hl11e into heights unknown. fllll' halloon brigade is led hy IDOROTIIY NlCI'ICDI.S and R.-XI,I'II BAKIQR, voted hy our class most likely to SllCCC'CLl. We shall land at intervals, leaving passengers to honiemaking, tl1e professions, and the husiness worldsg others have unknown destinations. Jxltllflllgll we are ahle to halance the halloon with more ease tl1an during Olll' iirst Hight, we shall look hack on that journey of tl1ree years with fond wistfullness, amusement, and pleasure. H-B1lI'lW1lI'1l Clay PAGE SIXTY K Q ,ix 5 Q gun a . 1 ! ' ieze-exe, -i f ik XQXX H B1 1 ' Tig wi +f'F ' -,bf we 8