Sparland High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Sparland, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1952 volume:

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Art Editors. . . Picture Editor. . Snabshot Editors. . Boys Sports Editor. Girls Sports Editor Joke Editors. . Calendar Editor . . . . . Grace Pringle . Eileen Burkholder . .Jeanne Wallace . .Robert Griswold Richard Bogner Carol Pyles Parrish . .Gloria McConnell Gloria Wilkins . .Lewis Buck . Irma Stuff . . James Appel Lloyd Russell . .Donald Russell Advisers. . . . . . . . . . . . . Miss Hadley Mr. Richard Turnbull, Mr. Faye The staff and advisers here express their appre ciation for the excellent original drawings that Mr. Harry Faye contributed to our annual. We would like to say, nThank you,H to the fol- lowing renorters: Mike Ratcliff, Kaye Hoskins, Mary Mattingly, Carolyn Webber, Bobby Turnbull, Wilma Slutz, Marian Smith, Janis Ross, Phillip Easter, Margaret Burnett, Geraldine Schultz, Mary Jane Finnegan, and Merrielle Jury. We are happy to present the Hilltopper for 1951- l95'2, which we feel will give a fair glimpse of life at Sparland High School. We hope that this book will always remain to help keep the memory of our years together at Sparland High School with you. DEDICATION We, the Senior C1ass,take great pleasure in presenting the annual of 1951-1952 to a most deserving person, Frank Bryden. A Mr. Bryden has been our genial bus driver .for the past thirteen years. He has faithfully seen us to and from school, he has furnished his time in taking us to ballgames and to many other school activities. He has an outstanding personality, and a great sense of responsibility and fairness. Mr. Bryden, we hope that you will accept our little token as thanks for what you have done to help enrich our lives. It is only a small portion of the thanks you deserve. SUPERINTENDENT E. B. JONES Western Illinois State College, University of Missouri University of Illinois, M.A. To many students, their graduation brings forth delu- sions of the end of books and studying. Ironically, your education has just begun, high school being merely a mile- stone on the road of life. If we the faculty of Sparland High School have contributed in a small measure toward helping you cope with the dif- ferent tests and problems of life, then we feel that our work has been successful. Good luck! Class of 1952, your four years in Sparland High! School have had a lasting part in the building of a better school for those who follow you as well as the school having a lasting ef- fect on you and your future. Your motto, NToday Decides Tomorrow,H could not be bet- ter chosen. We are build- ing our lives from day to day. Each day is one stone in the building of life. No stone nor deed can be re- moved and still the final structure at the end of life be complete. Let us build each day so tomorrow will be a reflection of the today of which we will be proud. PRINCIPAL GLENN TURNBULL Western Illinois State College, B.S. New York University University of Illinois Bradley University, M.S. 7 '77 is u I i I P N f A I . S Grace Prlnrle--uDing1eU Carefree Dynamite comes in small packages. ff S, N 1 Robdrt Griswold--HGrizH UI had to work.u Horn enthusiast. Gloria T.1cConne11-- Nicky Ambitious A leader with accent on the lead, Qi Jeanne Wallace--nJenoU A -lrl with a hlvh spirit. Yedals qnlore and twirling For mor-e. Eileen Burkholder--uBurkn Hnnpy-go-lucky Doesn't know the meaning of the word quit. Lewis Buck--nLitt1e Bucksho uSports are my dreams.n Easy going. . - Don Russell--nBromn Class Comedian Ain't Misbehavin' but he ' has fun trying, chard Bogner--nDickn Hey! No Girlm If you d1dn't see him, you'd never know he was around. ,QMyMV HJyH Q li:-gl. Lloyd Russell--nRustyn nwhy worry about tomorrow it will get here soon enough.H Tlovin TiLk'ns--nfilkieu Diamond Sho could sell ice-cubes to an Eskfmo, James Appel-- TONY As industrious as he is, henll never no hun5PN 'Ili 3 Carol Pyles Parrish--Wfinen Big smile. nHe who hesitates is 1ost.u Irma Stuff--Wsnookumsu Her face is her fortune. uwhy worry? It'11 do no good.n , S 1 emamwymmmmknm W sw, Eg gaaggm . 4, --... - ' I si ,W ff ,,, s . ,-1' mr- ,K+ .f L..-buy,-.'.,.. ,sig NN I Ghz: 1' . . Q h - - M ' . . .gf I 7? E.1.'..f' ,I ! gl.. Y at I Y ' I' :'xp4v:l', 1. , 1 '.'. Q fN ...nf ', SENIOR , , :,- ,lx , gl? rx iam :Q :H , .,-,. -71, NTIAHY 5,-if H1sToRY aa.. ,fl 1 az 3,1 L, 9 Y : f I N'--. - '- On a sunny September day in fewgrlbiligjg 1940, nineteen boys and girls Qgv 1 started to the Sparland school 1.6-eff to find out what it was all about. We were greeted by T our teacher, Miss Alice Cunningham. Our firstegrade class consisted of Donald Bus Davis, Jack Dewalt, Donna Mae Ingram, Donna Kaiser, Jim Lop sell, Donald Cowell, Allen Flack, Gary Hoskins, Anna eman, Elwood Medearis, Paul Palmer, Lloyd Russell, Lucille Russell, Michael Shultz, Carolyn Schultz, Glor ia Wilkins, Vernon Wun- der, Marjorie Reginald, and Lewis Buck. me advanced then the next the second grade where we met our new teacher. we found th members: Teddy Curtis, Rheta Shirley Steele, Henry Rinnan, Hawksworth, Robert Spellious year across the hall to Miss Phyllis Daniels as t we gained nine new McBee, Wiltz Montonye, Donald Songer, Ralph and Roger Downey. Five Q had left us however: James Lopeman, Elwood Medearis, Paul Palmer, Michael Schultz, After a short summer vaca under the instruction of Will Teddy Curtis, Donna Mae Flack MoBee, Wiltz Montonye, Lucill Schultz, Shirley Steele, and and Marjorie Reginald. tion, we returned to be A mina Monier. This year , Donna Kaiser, Rheta e Russell, Carolyn Gary Hoskins weren't with us. Virgil Beck, Jack Kear, Eugene Woods, Gordon Turnmire, , Marjorie Reginald, Rosemary Gauwitz, and Darlene Gauwitz joined us. si. sENIoR CLASS HISTORY leeway , The next year found us in the fourth grade with Mrs. Myrtle Monier as our teacher. As usual we gained and lost several m mbers. The class now con- sisted of Virgil Beck, Roger Downey, Anna Ingram, Jack Kear, Marjorie Reginald, Henry Kennau, Lloyd Russell, Gloria Wilkins, Roberta Holler, Robert Holler, Ray Hedden, and Lewis Buck. Our fifth year gave us the privilege of moving upstairs with Miss Fern Frank as our teacher in both the fifth and sixth grades. Ray Hedden had left us and Charles Ward William Daun joined us. Q The sixth grade found Virgil Beck, Roger Downey, Robert Holler, Anna Ingram, Charles Ward, William Daum missing from our group, but we gained new mam- bers, James Appel, William Bogner, Robert Griswold, and Sharon Head. ' Mrs. Margaret Wilson had control of us in the seventh and eighth grades. From the seventh grade, we lost Roberta Holler and Henry Rennau and gained Robert Girdler, Hazel Holocker and Shirley Hash. Our eighth-grade graduating class consisted of James Appel, Lewis Buck, Bob Griswold, Sharon Head, Hazel Holoeker, Marjorie Reginald, Lloyd Russell, Gloria Wilkins and Delores Asher, and four girls from country schools, namely, Mary Lopeman, Jeanne Wal- lace, Mary Jane Welsh, and Carol Pyles. In the fall of 1948, roaming the halls of Spar- land High School as green freshies were: some new facesa Donald Boehle, Roger Downey, Richard Bogner, Robert Hoskins, Grace Pringle, Ella Stuff, and Irma Stuff- Those not returning were Mary Lopeman and Hazel Holocker. I As silly sophomores, we gained Archie Gauwitz, Eileen Burkholder, Donald Russell, and Jack Kingen. Sharon Head, Robert Hoskins, Delores Asher, and Marjorie Reginald left us. I ,L,. 2 ,,:1P1 091' ' ' SENIOR GLASS HISTORY fCON'T7 Our junior year found us a health? naopy class numbering seventeen. Don Boenle, Archie Gauwitz, Ella Stuff, and Mary Jane Welsh left us, but additions were Gloria McConnell and Jean Keaton. We all looked forward to the following year when We would be dignified-seniors, with the senior trip to look forward to and graduation not too far off, As seniors, we have a small class of thirteen. Those graduating are: James Appel, Richard Bogner, Lewis Buck, Eileen Burkholder, Robert Griswold, Gloria McConnell, Grace Pringle, Carol Pyles Parrish, Donald Russell, Lloyd Russell, Irma 4 Stuff, Jeanne Wallace, and Gloria Wilkins. --Lewis Buck Before leaving Range,W we the Sparland High dispose of our precious possess last will and .X AEMST 'i., ' gif.-'ZEN' ' Q3 3 XFJQJ'-' N? sam os 2 CLASS ' 5 WILL 1 .fITTW17Wvrf,,L our Home On The Senior Class of School, wish to earthly and most ions in this our testament. To the Junior Class, we leave the following Senio privileges: the right to occupy our section by the windows in the study hall, our leftover passages to Honolulu for your senior trip. We charge the sophomores with the duty of uphold ing school spirit and furnishing brainy members for the various activities. We hereby give to the freshmen one quart of tur- pentine, with which to remove their emerald hue. GLORIA HcCONNELL hereby wills her ability to work and co-operate to Jack Herncjar. Here's hoping you put it to use, Jack. ROBERT GRISWOLD does hereby will his knack to get away with murder in study halls to uDutchn Hoskins. JEANNE WALLACE transfers her kindness and twirl- ing ability to Mauritta Streitmatter. LEUIS BUCK does will and bequeath his fingernail clipper to Dean Probyn. Hope you are as thoughtful as Lewis was by leaning it out. CAROL PARRISH leaves her ability to get and keep a man to Wanda Divelbiss. I' SENIOR CLASS WILL A RICHARD BOGNER does hereby will his dainty physique to Bill Spicer. GLORIA WILKINS wills her giggle to the sophomore girls. Don't pass up this chance, girls. GRACE PRINGLE does hereby will an eil well to the class of l9S3. DONALD RUSSELL does hereby will and bequeath his ability to study to Herman Barnett. We hope you will use this as well as Don did. IRNA STUFF leaves and bequeaths her ability to write love letters to Iris Armstrong. LLOYD RUSSELL wills his Chevrolet coupe to Dick Davis. Take good care of that Ulittle tad, H DiClfo JAMES APPEL wills his ability to get along with the girls from Lacon to Wendell Hoskins. EILEEN BURKHOLDER docs will and bequeath her ability to chew yum and talk 200 words a minute to Paul Streitmatter. To the faculty who have labored strenuously in our behalf, we leave our sincere apprecia- tion. To Nr. Jones we leave the latest method of taking finger prints o?f the coke machine. To Miss Reuld, we leave her choice of any of the unattaehcd males who may he on the faculty next year. 1' .A f ft' X G??vlQJX3 CLASS PROPHECY .Lili I Ffa - j I fggiff Dear Diary, V is 5 , .1 . tp! ' ..... After fifteen gl. ,1..L. . H -v-- X W-k A U 1-, -IF Q1 I x .,-,RT-x- L U, C-:trim O -JPU.Vb.-' 1 N H .r. - LiL I -lFJ4h. ..TDf-, flll ing and lecluring s4Y3f7q3YQQfwLQ--2 af-3D!e'3 ein foreign coun- QQQ tries on ICradica- A X25 If -, tion oi' ?Eosquitos, lgftwl Qfj7.J I am realizing one of my ambi4 LQQ4 ' tions to return to Sparland and 1 V , 'take a trio out West to become A ' L A ' L , 4,X -Qmfmj better acquainted with my own 'xp 4X YN c oun t r gr . A1 Snarland which is now the biggest vaca- tion resort city in our country tis now attrac- ZA with its huge hotels and well nlanned barks, and numerous schools with their red tile roofs and gleaming white sides. A s I must be on mv way, I bought me a ticket for Reno, I-Tevacla, on the Griswold Snecial,H the new atomic streamliner owned and oeerated by mv former classmnte, HUPTRT GRISUOLD, it 2230 a.m. I boarded the train. At vfo were off. Hlhew, such soeedl While triooing down the isle to my seat, whose feet should I stew on but those of IRNA STUFF CUCRY, deck- H0NoVffiT1 ,' 1 A 2 -' 4 --in fe? QQQJK ed out wits muon fine Jewelry. , ,4b,, And that hair dress! Irma said f' , Eawiga it was her own idea to wear ner K . 42 ,far hair curled tightly and arranged xfJ JW?1L to stand about 10 inches high c fi? and that the Coiffure is being M S ful 4 ,' '.L. . :-. -:L, ...L 11. ated all overmtpe coQntrx. Mm an-anna-M-Q-I CLASS PROPHECY fCON'TD Of course, Irma Said, i'I've married the world's greatest basketball coach and we are very .n 3 . ' heoDY-A Before I could leern what had happened to the root of my classmates, the conductor, called, Hhll off hero et Reno, Novede.H I steeped from the train and hailed e taxi in charge of a 300-Dound men. Taro me to the host hotel in town, oleese,H I said es I entered the taxi. The driver'S HO. K souhded familiar, Oh, t yes, that the voice of Dorf RUSSELL. Tie gladly 1 told me how he was HHHINQ money heed over heels out here with his fleet of taxis. Knowing Doh'e I love for cars when we went to Soarlend High School I could understand why he liked the tdxi business. I never did find out though how he acquired all those extra mounds. Stoooing before e most outstanding hotel, I reed the sign, nSoerlend Strings Hotel, owned hy LLOYD and MARY RUSSELL. Mary? Of course I she was Mary Mattingly. There they were ffk , I sitting et the desk of their prosoeroue 3 hotel gazing at each other and holding T' ' hands. Still the devoted 6,11 couple, it seems. ' nf 771 'U gui - fl I7 0 U .ff'l With my vacation trio getting pn' ffl more ihtcremtihi all the time, nf 11 b 5 I could hardly wdit to get I ng T P UHDVCKCG and clodhod ue to . n r stert out to tour this west- ,rf N 1 ern citv. is Nerf suggested, rf gl V I f'ollo'cs'ed tho Cll0l'3'flOU.S F,-J' VY, 7 crowds going into the courtu Vvfqwajmwwg: 6 X house. Reno heihv known for I kielf N' If its divorce trials, I decided N- f'MXl'7'fi I ccc,toe,c,- . CLASS PROPHECY fceswl to observe one. Asking a lady what the casefwevli I be, she said JAMES APPEL was sueing his fifteenth. wife for divorce Ha get tired of eating warmed-over soup and she kept complaining about his wearing a mustache. Same old James. At S.H.S. he never could make up his mind about girls. About this time the door opened, the judge entered and stood stiffly at attention until all was silent in the room, whereupon he took his place. Was I flabber- gasted to see he was RICHARD BOGNER, who I soon learned is one of the best known judges in the world, because he never lost a case. I always knew Richard would wake up someday and become a public speaker: After the fiery court session ended abruptly because the defendant lost his voice I left and preceded down the street. Suddenly I heard what I thought to be the most awful screaming and yelling. Could someone be hurt? A nearby sign explained--HGLORIA McCONNELL'S 'Foice Studio. Two lessons for 35. Guaranteed to ceiling.9 Well, I walked into her studio Gloria not looking a day older than when and the most stunningly dressed person in years. She soon dismissed her pupil, fat lady from a side show in a QiyCug'so raise the and found in school Ifve seen a former that we Could talk over old times. Starting back to my hotel, a sign caught my eye. aw-wM-Wim CAROL PABRISH'S TEDDING w,. ,f SHOP.u Could this possibly Ffqjxjaigggf fa be my former friend, Carol 1 0N.f?Xig26 ff!! Pyles? Sure enough it was. A, xdc' w'U,,f'f Weddings were right down X841 , 7f7N carfors line back in high K school days, so it's no NINNQII -V HY- N XY , w I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I a I I , I I I 5 I I I I I I I I 4 i 5 v I wonder sh ncut the of seeing whether s said she married a HSPARIAND yes,n sai and Lewie Jeanne ho traeks.U nNow y Bryden Ho Carol, so GLASS PROPHECY Icom-mv e opened a wedding shop. Did we ever breezen with our reminiscing. I told her our former classmates and inquired he knew where the rest were located. She knew IEWIS BUCK and JEANNE WALLACE were nd lived in a large mansion called the ESTATE,U near the edge of town. nOh, d Carol, Hthey have a family of nine boys is a coach at the local high school. pcs her boys will follow in Lewiefs ou must visit, by all means, the Pringle- spital, the largest in the world,U said tomorrow, I shall. Of course I knew I GRACE PRINGLE was famous for her great ability as a nursen she used fine hosp because o Then being the owner of l,OOO oil wells, some of the surplus money to build this ital. WToo,n said Carol, uit was mainly f Gracie's fame for making money out here, and her nsrrcldus descriptions of the wonders of I the West Aiter to eat un tel' MI ' that drew most of us classmates out here.i such a busy. exciting day, I had forgotten til new I began to be hungry. Se Carol best pla e in town would be the Flashm - rule the s l.es 2 1 ' e Diamond Cafe owned by Gloria Wilkins Tipton. She would che appeal te Since the visit for Well, most exci land High May th owe a name like that. Diamonds had an Gloria oven back in high school days. day is almost over, I shall leave that I EOMOPTOW. dear diary, this has been the busiest andi ting day since graduation night at Spar- , for your writer, EIIEEN BURKHOLDER. I ere be more of interest tomorrow. 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Q , , , ,,,,,-,.-. 5 0 7 1 ,,,...-,I-M-ff - -' ' 1 X UT ff- ------, . , ' ,L I N aut- .. - , V 1 5 X I. Y U X v- , , E .--5 -,,..-- , ,...., FFI a 2 I f n 4,0 rTI N Q V ,G f 1 A - ...FIU - . -- x 1 L I: -s , J COIQT7 V, .Y J.L,.-Jill' 1,7717 -h in ,a ixu---an-ifnm ' - - H Y ' 1- 1.1:-wg----Q - -A-f- -g.f,4-,.Ye.+-...-A---. .1-V----r '-.',r -4 -------:eg-T H -.YY-Y Www..- 2 Q JUNIOR CLASS EGP ROW: Mr. Turnbull, Paul Streitmatter, Harry 3 Nclntyre, Vichael Schultz, Marian Smith, Adella i Stuff, Mr. Lenz MIDDLE Row: Mary Mattingly, iris Armstrong, Virgina 5 Uetzger, Wanda Divelbiss, Margaret Burnett, Carolyn Webber, Rosemary Gauvitz , OTTON ROW: Gary Hoskins, Allen Davis, Robert . Bennett, Herman Barnett, William Spicer, 5 Wendell Hoskins, Theodore Streitmatter, Tommy z Wallace I i 2 scraoaona CLASS 5TOP ROW: Richard Davis, Robert Snellicus, Phillip y Easter, Mary Leigh, Beverly Lisbman, Miss 5 Rould 'MIDDLE BOW: Ethel Davis, Mary Jane Finnegan, ' , Geraldine Schultz, Wilma Slutz, Janis Boss, y Donna Osborne, Alice Webber ZBOTTOH BOW: Beverly Wilkins, James Mattingly, I T Michael Ratcliff, Raymond Ehnle, Danny . T Purple, Kaye Hoskins y ! f Fansamar ctnss ,TOP BOW: Jack Herncjar, Donald Lucke, John Curry, . JoAnn Campbell, Ruth Ann Ryan, Merrielle 5 Jury, Mr. Glenn Turnbull iMIDDLE ROW: T 5 Lucille McCullough, Doris Spel1ious,Bill Davis, Mauritta Streitmatter, Barbara McDonald, T r T Joanne Thielbar BOTTOM ROW: Raymond Bumbold, Bob Turnbull, Jim:Davis, Harry Colwell, Jerry Anderson, Dean Probyn, lj , Lloyd Davis, Ivan Dalton,, , -. v' Q Q- -0 Q.. 1- 1 ,, up f ,Aj Y ,fxx u .,.x ..f- 'sa- W v Y' 1, l S SENIOR gkr ROUNDUP .Eg ,p1fZm??gsemis9m-trim? 1 W OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR President- ------------------------ Gloria McConnell Vice President -------------------------- Lewis Buck Secretaryf --------------------------- Grace Pringle Treasurer -----e--------------------- Jeanne Wallace Student Council Representatives ------ -Bob Griswold Eileen Burkholder, Don Russell Advisers --------------------- Mr, Faye, Miss Hedley Our class consists of thirteen memhers this Veer During the Veer we heve sponsored the Homecoming dance, presented our class plav, nJust Duokvn, and participated in many other activities. On May 8, 9, and lO, we enjoved a class trip to Chicego. We stayed at the Chicagoan Hotel. We visited several pleces of interest includine the the Board of Trade building, the Museum of Science and Industry, Don McNeil's Breakfpst Club, We put on a mock class night program for the school as our assembly program. It was given April 23. It was a lot of work hut most of us agreed that it was sort of fun. The last few weeks of school was spent plen- ning our commencement exercises. Some of us are looking forward to these nights--others are not! -fRichard,Bogner i 6,351 0 Sw sorsomomn U 5 RoUNDUP XX, A,p0,?Fg?3mg,s nurses: 343' X OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR President ---------------- Mary Leigh Vice President--- ---- Donna Osborne Secretary -------- ---- -Kaye Hoskins Treasurer ------- ----Beverly Lishman Reporter -------- w-- ----- Wilma Slutz Student Council Representatives-- Phillip Easter, Janis Ross Adviser -------- ------Florence Rould Our class this year has eighteen members who are active in all the school clubs and activities. ' The high lights of the year were the Sock--Hop on October 26, 1951 which was a big success, and the sophomore assemble on January 30, l95'2. The sophomores are the famous origina- tors of the HSophomore Slangn which made quite a stir among the students. We are eagerly looking forward to our junior year, the class rings, the play and the prom. --Geraldine Schultz plQ?5k17:u:FiS53bQQ553q5 4 JUNIOR f y Q ROUNDUP 7 ig 0 'Q,. i7 fYf5'1'Vn'J9XF'ibb 19 'QP The Junior Class started out the school year with twenty-one able and willing members. At the 'start- ing of the second semester, we had lost Jamie Purple and Tom Waddle, but gained back Harry McIntyre, For officers we elected Herman Barnett president for the third year, Carolyn Webber, vice president, Margaret Burnett, secretary, Virginia Metzger, treas- urerg and Mary Netting ly, renorter. Our first activity was a class narty on November lO, a barn dance in Steve 9treitmatter's barn to which we invited the entire school. Group games, square dancing, and food were enjoyed by about fifty students and six teachers, In December, Carolyn Webber was chosen junior queen candidate for Homecoming Queen, and Margaret Qurnett gas her attendant. Q February 27, the class honored the school with 'their assembly program consisting of a scene from a ,high school princinslis office, a male quartette do- ning a remarkable impersonation of the Andrew sisters 'singing HA Bushel and A Peckgn and 8 MOCK GGPGm0nY :performed on Paul Streitmatter by nDocH Mclntyre, . I Fifteen of our capable members enacted the comedy, 'nThe Perfect Idiot,H in an excellent fashion, April 18 lwhile the remaining five class members did a splendid 'job backstage. On May 3, we honored the Senior Class with a Junior-Senior Prom with dancing from 8:30 to 11:30 to enny Landon's Grchestra in the decorated gymnasium. --Margaret Burnett 0QQ?ifZ153EITES:CiESrQwx l q lr rsnslnnzw lf! ROUNDUP Q O-S 'S ' Q ppqggxgsgssssssfxggxsib' :af gy Nw OFFICERS FOR TIE YEAR PF9SidGHt ---------------- Merielle Jnry Vice President---Q ----- u-m--Bill.Davis Secretary ----n--- M ---- Barbara McDonald Treasurer ---- H ----- H--Q---N-John Curry Student Council Representatives-- Jin Davis, Jack Ierncjer AdViSer--- ---------- H---Glenn Turnbull Once again on September M, the doors of Spsrland High School oooned to twenty HGWCOHGIQ They were green and unnoquainted as are most freshmen. However, this lasted only e few weeks Since they were no different from any other class, their found junio they found clubs In Their later Th their their do. As the themselves and soorts itiation we . -1- olnss were on the lQ. ey think th first year next three bewildered look soon began to vanish. lhGV that seniors don't bite and that maybe tie rs donft know quite as much as they think green look disappeared, they entering into the activitie o s held on Friday, October 5 y, a nayreok ride, was a weel eg have done quite well for , and are looking forward tu years. --Merielle Jury . J, 5 I -M 1 J' ----- f--. , .f-' ----.-.- fff' X ' Q ' ..: Y 1 ff f . A .f I -....xvv,1.g7 A 1. 4 y W rw X nf: .,..v..,-.f -..-Q .- -. ' 4. Q ' 7 ' I, , , - -5 x fx , A , I -' . ' -Q. K -.. 1-2- J7 ,' I 1' ' f ' N xx 9 -'A ,ff - f f x A f- Q f --'Q I ' 4. f' N X X 1 ' 7 4, x.. , , ' , r ' K '-.N 5' I 'I 'fi' 1 . sul.. ' XX'-. FAX J, A ' 'A , x .ESG lf 5 1 ii ,f J, -Mx , X D ' ' 5 4! -, . I...-,, .4 ,.--3' Q 1-13 g f M, Xu - '- I-1 'jf ,-4. 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If ' g 1 . 451-dx will -4. un '- X, -5 ' K '4 ,Lf A .-- -1 I M ,fy 4+ - wx 1 .,. --V- - V , L w .yjc-' ,hx 'Q-5 ,f TIM - J- VH' N.- HX -- LAB Z--.A Y PS . - HINQ -. M SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Mr. Faye, Adviser: Jeanne Wallace, Treasurer, Miss Hadley, Assistant Adviser SECOND ROW: Lewis Buck, Vice President, Gloria McConnell,Presidentg Grace Pringle Secretary JUNIOR crass ossicsss ' FIRST ROW: Herman Barnett, President, Carolyn Webber, Vice President SECOND ROW: Mr. Richard Turnbull, Adviserg Virginia Metzger, Treasurer, Margaret Burnett, Secretary, Mr. Robert Lenz, Assistant Adviser SOPHONORE CLASS OFFICFRS FIRST ROW: Donna Osborne, Vice President, ' Beverly Lishman, Treasurerg Wilma Slutz, Reoorter SECOND ROW: Kaye Hoskins, Seeretaryg Miss Rould, Adviser, Mary Leigh, President FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Merrielle Jury, President, Barbara McDonald, Secretary SECOND ROW? Bill Davis, Vice Presidentg Mr. Glenn Turnbull, Adviserg John Curry, Treasurer 3 'N fm X, I .3-J OUR FACULTY FRANCES HADLEY Fairfield, Iowa, High School Parsons College, Fairfield, B.A. Gregg College, Chicago State University of Iowa, Iowa City CBusiness Subjects, Latinb GERALD PAYE Peoria High School Bradley University, Peoria, B.A, fHistory, Physical Education, Coachl MARY McCORMICK Ioava High School Western Illinois State College, Macomb, B.S CHome Economicsj CAROLYN KUCK Peoria High School Bradley University, Peoria, B.SJ lSpeech Correctionistl ' RICHARD TURNEULL Kewanee High School Monmouth College, Monmouth - Western Ill. State Col., Macomb, B.S., M.S EEnglish, Plays, LibraryJ MARJORIE SELLER Sparland High School Illinois Weslyan University, Bloomington Cvocal Musicl OUR FACULTY KATHERINE WATSON n---4 Champaign High School, University of Illinois, Chamoaign. MacMurray College, Jacksonville, B.A. CGeometry,-Eighth Grade? ROBERT LENZ Varna High School University of Illinois, Champaign, Bak. - CAgriculturej Ml' RGARET TJ I LS CU Academy of Our Lady, Peoria ' Bradley University, Peoria, B.A., H.A. CPrincipal, Grade School, 'Business Trainingg Sixth Gradej FLORENCE ROULD Morton High School, Cicero Northern Ill. State Teachers Col., DeKalb. B.S CScience, Physical Education! ARTHUR BLOCHER Amboy Township High Vandercook School Virtuoso School Clnstrumcntal ANGELIFE SIZES School of Music, of Music, Chicago Musicl Chicago Sparland High School CSecretary, Unit District, No. 33 vs T' Frances Hadley Gerald Faye Mary Mcgomick xx Carolyn Kuck Rir'Hnr'-1 Turnbull Mat'.10T'ie Heller 3' r-'- Margaret Wilson Robe,-g Lenz sv '-I if 'f XZ.: . ,, E xx 7 v ,V Z A . 1 I ' ' V , A EY. U L .F .vw X 7 f-- 1 95 1 ' lor-encre Rou1'EI Ar-fhxfririiochgr mweline GM-es KaYherine Watkini ' S y fi W M Jiffy UW f 'Y 1'-'1 P6 E im M7 , QW' ff, T iw WWW' Wm X f f, ' - iii ? ? 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Wyoming M 77 T Feb. Mid-Countyyy Z 72 T Feb. Granville 71 H' Feb,, LaRose S9 ML T Feb. Washburn 65 71 IH Feb. Low-Point 77 M8 H District Tourney CHeld at Vernal Rutland 72 O Toluca S3 . 9 , ,..,,.. fvwg' H . SPARLAND HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL Won 3-- Lost M A.B. 2. H. W. S O. Pct, Buck 23 9 + 3 23.0 wadd1e 19 3 7 L. 6 9328 Bennett 25 8 7 31 8 2280 CUPTY 19 5 5 3 5 1253 I Barnett 2M 3 6 2 T .250 5 Davis, A. 20 7 5 5 A .250 martingly ' lk 3 3 1. 7 Q21 3 Hoskins, W, 2h 8 T I ,2O 5 Ehnle 21 7 ' M- 7' Q176 Downey ' 3 1 1 1 S .128 Holkins, G, 10 1 O 2 9 SOOO 1 Davis, J. 1 2 15 0 1. 0 1000 , 209 53 52 37 52 UZMQ Q AGB. R. H. W. . Pct. 1 Zppcnents 213 53 L8 30 .225 i PITCHING SUMMARY j Lrn. s.0. W. H2P.B, won L. Pct. , ?ifched i Euvk Y 12 6 1 1 O 1.000 2 W3fC19 EU 2X3 26 1M 3 1 2, .333 i dcskiuw 19 113 11 10 0 1 2 .333 i TnL21s 'HjfUw7T Sf 30 M2 3 TI .529 ! BASEBALL s00REs 5 SpaP1an0w--- ---H-5 Swaney---- ----L f Snarland - - ---- 3 Toluga--- -------5 ! Syarland---H -------- 7 Toni02--- -------11 ' Sparland----v -------- MHQ Granville ---- ---lk I Spzr1and---N- -- ------ 2M Lostant-- -------IO 1 jparland ---- Sparland ---- -- ---------2 Henry ---- ---------H Wenona--- --------7 -------2 A -f-.-- - t 4 -i- BASKETBALL SUMMARY Name Field Free Throws-Pct P.F, Total-Average Goals Made Missed Point Pct. Buck 137 91 Sl 635 8h 365 15.9 Davis 115 50 60 tee 82 280 12.7 Barnettj 78 S5 72 shi 61 211 956 Hee1t1ne4,w. 6 22 274 63 19 8.1 Bennett . 37 Enx L5 17 811 Curry 11 S 5 Bog ln 2? 2,3 Spicer ' 16 15 19 M170 35 lt? 2.2 Russell, D. L1 1 1, 5051 3 9 1.21 Mattingly 5 1 3 57? 16 in 1.1 Appel ' 1 1 o 10025 0 3 1 Hee21ne,G. 1 o o eos 1 2 1 Griswold 2 7 Qin 2? Q92 v 3 7.66 Teteie 515 302 2,72 532 1.4.10 1332 57.9. Opponents L198 2119 239 5193 M75 12115 511.1 LEWIS BUCK Our very capable captain led the team in field goals, most free throws made, highest free throw percentage, and the most points scor- ed. Lewie's sincere will to win, his drive and great competitive spirit will long be remember- ed bv Snarland fans. ALLEN DAVIS Abbie's one handed push shot made many competitors grey. His exhibition in the Henry game brought the house down. We're looking for great things from him next year. Abbie was second behind our captain in field goals and total points. HERMAN HARNETT A cool head in any situation makes 3 Herman tough at all times. His defensive ability made him one of the best in the Tri-County. Great things should come from Herman next year. T-nl WENDELL HOSKINS WindyTs floor play, coolness, and deception pulled us through to victory on many occasions. His ability to use either hand equal- ly well makes him one of the hardest to hold down. Windy is another junior who is expected to burn up the count next year. ROBERT BENNETT Bob's rebounding kept us in the thick of battle in every game. .le has that knack to be at the right place at the right time, We expect a great deal from Rob next year. WILLIAM SPICIQ The most improved player on the squad, Hill has come a long way and there is no telling where he'll stop., Bill's rebounding is really something to watch, Watch him go next year. - JOHN CURRY Big John, the only freshman on the first ten, let everyone know that he'll be out to break all records in the years to come. John is learn- ing and growing fast so keep your eves on him. JIM MATTINGLY HPoodleH can get into more people's hair with a basketball than anyone we know. Jim may be the smallest on the squad, but dynamite comes in small packages. He has two years to go and they won't be unnoticed. ROBERT GRISWOLD nGrizn although never quite able to reach the starting line up, had his heart in every game just as much if not more than anyone else. 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',,',.'. . . .. .- l -Fu X X..-4.3, ,ti . , 21.4,- ME IN 'W QQ x Q N A -fn-41:36 - '-Gr H Win: 1 if - ' -----f -- 1 5 R I i J .L BASIGTTIEA LL QFBONT ROY: Jim Mattingly, Allen Davis, Wendell , Hoskins, Bob Bennett, Herman Barnett, John Curry, Lewis Buok,Bill Spicer ' Y BACK -ROW: mr. Faye, Jim Davis, Harry Nclntyre, J Jack Herncjar,Bob Griswold, James Appel, Donald Russell, Dean Probvn, Llovd Davis, Ivan Dalton, Manager Q BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Herman Barnett, Bob Bennett, Wendell ' J Hoskins, Lewis Buck, John Curry, Allen Davis. BACK ROW: 'Ivan Dalton, manager, Gary Hoskins, Jim Davis, Hay Ehnle, Jim Mattingly, Ur. Faye ', L PHYSICAL EDUCATION EFRONT Row: Wendell Hoskins,. Michael Schultz, ' I Bobby Turnbull, Lewis Bunk, Jerry Anderson, a , Allen Davis ' -BACK ROW: Dick Bogner, Bob Spellious, Lloyd E Russellg Dick Davis, Jim Mattingly, Bob L Bennett, Mr. Fave 2 i A X I 1. L-, it ,, , ,,,,,,,,,,4--,.,,,., .,.,..--..,--,. ... .-- WVV' J. SIPARLAND CHA PTLSR FUTURE l !'.I23E3RS OF ATfE3n Y 4,g ' 'xg , ...-W rn- .l , S ,- - ---fx A ,I ii-U --W ts iff H- -'. A Q ,ctiyr-H if--' --hx' I : x- -n F., VV- Y--' . 4 f X , --- -- t2'.!4kiF - M L 's-.iV:,-5 f' , ,- f ,AA - ,- . V., lf! y' N Q' E 15 J,- -.1 X aff 3 A HI -V L- , ,C ' I kxmx I I X e N it i 2 ,gs 41 GN lx 1 , , 5 . The first event f--bi-X If 4 'Lf 9 on the F'.F.A. Calendar of fx h si -- l.Tps,, P ',. activities XX X fv x f t was ' rm V'Ji1j. 19 Y' wit ' Fai Gar Peoria Due to I ' . X unfa t ' only exhi Those boys showing are as follows Faul Streitmatter--Shorthorn Heifer Snortnorn Cow, Snortnorn Steer Tom Wallace --------- Holstein Heifer Phil Easter ------ ---Shorthorn Steer Roger Downey ----------------- Garden for this year f?'vN'NNQNiWu?Q.x fff1 Section 5, p 0 vm A . -nnl ,,V, X tw. :5xfZ -.ee Livestock Fair,ft 155 Rik Nggffr ftxg 1 , ' Cf' 'uf I ' -, I x 'fl' - nele August 25,XgQL QAM M'J -a.nigQ QW, , W J1 giigky. X conjunction I ,, Heart of lllinoisQgtf ggyxuiskyt , Nixf Exnosition '1g, , IQ-f7:'Klf:S0j 1 s 'I . - Vg: J' xx.- yweather conditions, X44 -Ckyjfx , 1 1 YI1'-A ' ' yooys were able to M V' 'livestock. Dave Downey--- --------------- Garden K As one of the money-making activities, a 'turkey was raffled off at Thanksgiving time. Another exhibition event was the Section Poultry and Grain Snow which was held at Wen illecezuzber S, lfffLl. Bill Spicer, Paul Streitn Ted Streitmattsr entered corn sameles in thi i One of the most interesting field trips o year was to Gnicago to soend a day at the I tional Livestock Expedition. Not only did t see the Horse Snow and some of the best live the world, but they also had tne opportunity fness the meat packing industry in action by jthrougn the Swift and Company plant. he .A. cn was Sl in h the r at t dens a vorable a few j bit new to dressed 5, F.F.A. Ona, on atter and s show, f the nterna- he boys stock in to wit- going FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA fCOH'T5 Paul Streitmatter and Ray Ehnle showed their steers in the Junior Livestock Show and Sale, which was held at Peoria Union Stockyards, September ln, Ql9Sl. Their steers were sold by auction after the f show. i Again this year one of the greatest and most suc- ,cessful entertainment activities sponsored by the QF.F.A. was a Donkey Basketball Game. This event was :held in the Sparland gymnasium, March lit, 1952. The Sparland F.F.A. boys participated in the !Section S and tri-County Livestock Judging Contest fwhich was held at Bradford and Wyoming April Eh, Ql9S2. Beef cattle, dairy cattle, poultry and eggs, isheep and hogs were judged by approximately 250 gboys from twenty-three schools. I As a community service, as well as a money-making 'activity, the boys snld garden seeds to those people interested in planting good gardens. 3 All through the cold winter the boys made plans ffor an educational and recreational trip into ghorthern Minnesota this summer. Plans include stay- iing at a lake resort, fishing, swimming and boating. Qin educational feature of the trip is the tour gthrough the Chippewa National Forest and the great lMesabe Iron Ore Range, . I 2 The officers of the F.F.A. for 1951-1952 are as ffollowc: Bill Spicer--- ---- President Lloyd Russell -e-- Vice Pres. Don Russell---H---Treasurer Ted Streitmatter--Secretary Hike Ratcliff ------ Reporter Phillip Easter ----- Sentinel Jim Mattingly ------ Sentinel Bob Lenz ------------ Advisor li FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA fCON'Tl o A summary of the year's project work for the !Sparland F.F.A Chapter is as follows: J SHINE: Six boys raised 93 animalsg produced 2 2l,232 pounds of porkg student labor and management earnings amounted to i Q288.97. 1 I 4 - x BEEF: Sixteen boys raised 25 animalsg pro- duced 352O pounds of beefg student labor and management earnings amounted to QlS53.85Q i DAIRY: One boy raised three animals with a , student labor and management earning Q of 3165.00 l OATS: One boy raised lO acresg produced MYM U bushelsg student labor and management 5 earnings amounted to S22O.B3. I 1 CGRN: Eight boys raised 36 acresg produced 4 32lO bushelsg student labor and Management earnings amounted to bH3lO.69. TNT nd3AT: One boy raised 5 acresg produced lLO bushels and had a student labor and management earnings of QhO3.93o TOTAL snot PIEHIUMS amounted to Qlnl.OOn raiser remit risen AND Misiesnsrr EARNINGS amounted to Q7Mud.5Y. --Mike nateliff ... .0 'f . ,3., '- Lv .'. 1 I ' .4'4 , , arg- j I I 3 ,Q , :K , ' c X-A --,A --I '- ' -.1231-azz' W Q ,N 'S-E -'A-I-45' ,.f' ,.., ...-, ,.,v-vu N11-' ' I. 'I' I X '. 4 - X..-- NDN- A ,f :' ff Ax ,-- '-,A .. 'K ' ' 'P -- -,,...i-,,. X 1 ' f- '55:7:7 :fr-3 X Q1W f wr- AMN- 'rFQ'qgf, .Xxx -5, , QS! -. Xxx, '5 lk- ' xo A X' XQL.. - -' ' xf- ' Y ' 'iffifp 5 4 '.',. 1' , P Jf J- 1 N f' ff : 2. x'ff.f'N V: N A ,W lf, ,A.. ,M 1 ! 'T1 , L45 -- -...IMI 'If' -f ' Qkgrbx ,Lf C5529 1V H Eingsgrq, COWBOY! H 1 iQ' ' T W ' 'W 'lirifiw SEATED LEFT TO RIGHTS --H ---Y 'A --we-Y , ' F.H.A. Gloria McConnell, Parliamentariang Grace Pringle, Treasurerg Mary Nattinglv, Secretary, Jeanne Wallace, Presidentg Vilma Slutz, Vice Presidentg Donna Osborne, ienorterg Hrs. McCormick, Adviser FRONT ROW: Adella Stuff, Marian Smith, Marv Jane Finnegan, Kave Hoskins, Ethel Davis, Barbara WcDonald, Nanritta Streitnatter, Joanne Tnielbar, Beverly Wilkins, Alice Webber, Lucille McCullough BACK ROW: Geraldine Schultz, Merrielle Jury, Janis Ross, JoAnn Camnbell, Virginia Uetzger, Wanda Diveloiss, Marv Leigh, Carolvn Webber Eeverlv Lishman Iris 9 J ! Armstrone, Ruth Ann Ryan, Doris Snellious KJ . 1 . ' SEATED LEFT TO RIGUT: IXn1Russell, Treasurerg BACK 1 Ted Streitmatter, SecretarY5 Lloyd Russell, Vice President, Jim Mattingly, Watchdogg Michael Ratcliff, Renorterg Bill Spicer, Presidentg Mr. Lenz, Adviser RCW: Paul Streitmatter, James Appel, Richard Bogner, Allen Davis, Harry Colwell, Raymond Ennle, Phillin Easter, Tom Wallace, Dean Pronyn, Ravmond Rumbold, Don Lucke p 4- a-. , FUTURE noi-.CEI-.mlfsfns Associmrion g1i1f?vfsf, s Q, as F f is R u- XX . . . .nav-I bi 'X gs 1 X?9EgQQi!ig6l4a! Colors: Red and White Flower: Red Rose Motto--nToward New Horizonsn Theme This Year--WTO Make the Best Betteru ' OFFICERS FOR TH YEAR President ------------------ Jeanne Wallace Vice President ---------------- Wilma Slutz Secretary ------------------ Mary Mattingly Treasurer -------- ---------- Grace Pringle Reporter- ------------------- Donna Osborne Parliamentarian ---------- Gloria McConnell Chapter Mother ------- Mrs. Lillian Wallace Chapter Adviser ------- Mrs. Mary McCormick On September 22, Mrs. Wallace, our chapter mother, Carolyn Webber, Jeanne Wallace, Wilma Slutz, and Mrs. McCormick attended the House of Delegates' Meeting at Bradley University. We will remember enjoying the observance of the National F.H.A. Week by putting up a window display in a downtown storeg planning something special for each day of the week such as requiring all the girls and teachers in the school to change their hair X style, reporting any griping or diseourtesy, wearing the red and white colors and the F. H. A. badge. . FUTURE HOMEMAKERS' ASEOCIATION CCON'Tl At one meeting, Mrs. Hildred Wilson gave a talk on hair styles which proved to be interesting and helpful to all. Another time, we saw a movie, nThe Clean Look,n and viewed the filmstrip, nF.H.A. Activities in Illinois.u March 22, nine girls and Mrs. McCormick braved the cold rainy day to attend the F.H.A. Rally at Wyoming. Beverly Wilkins and Lucille McCullough represented Sparland in the style show, modeling corduroy weskits and skirts. April 16, we had a Mother-Daughter Tea during our regular meeting. We enjoyed our visit April 24, visiting places of business in Peoria for a half day. These are a few highlights of the work our F.F.A. organization did this year. --mary Mattingly girls The GTRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION mmM'! 4fC1nJ PE? Fi Something new has been added this year for the at Sparland High School. purpose of G.A.A. is to promote and foster interest in health and athletics, and to maintain high standards of good sbortmanship. The SHPE Qi signed award her ac r state a a ship, C St. March Anril took p We G.A.A. program is set up whereby a girl may award a year. The first two awards are and oi ei by tt l 0 f F 'W t Q v Q d e loca J.A.s. Tae fils 'I is numerals and the second, a school letter bearing the initials G.A.A. The two highest are wards to be purchased by the local G.A.A. Each girl, to win an award, must be passing in demic subjects, must exhibit good sportsmen and must have 100 points annually in health including a heart examination and posture check. Patrick's Day was the theme of our party on We chose St. Pat. who was Bob Bennett. Day, HThe Big Top,W was held at Mid-County 6. Our G.A.A., one of' the 10 schools that 21 His choice for Patricia was Eeverly Lishman. Pla H y Q rt, was represented by eight members. ield meetings Tuesdays, eighth hour, alterna ting having gym and business meetings. Y 2 vice pr urcr, D TfcConne ence Ro Officers chosen were: President, Carolyn Webber, esident, Jeanne Wallace, secretary and treas onna Osborne, Corresponding secretary, Gloria llg point keeper, Mary Leigh, Adviser, Flor uld --Cap0lYHAw9bbCP 4 Q I 1 i I I 5 I I f 5 I I BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Our business students have enjoyed and profited from the Burroughs adding machine on which we can also subtract and multiply, a gift from the Class of 1951. Another new machine we have is the Dictsonone. The shorthsnd, typing, bookkeeping, and stenogranhy clafses are taught by Miss Hadley, and genorsl hrsinpsr is taught by Urs, Wilson. Qu: clauses have visited business places, typed two sod ol oayer and the yearbbok. A contest in the lfpowlitmrg, bookkeeping, and shorthand classes will oe hell in Way, RSCROEL OT THE KNOLLH The school newsnsper now published for the thirteenth year was gotten out by the English and business deusrtmenps this school year. Peoh addition was a responsibility of one of the four Fnilish classes under the direction of the English teacher, Mr, Richard Turnbull. Ei tovs were chosen from the different English clessess Ike typing and mimeographing was done mostly by th: Vfpewriting I class. PEP CLUB ?res1de1tw--mw-- ---- --Lileen Burkholder V510 F:euident----H--H--Wondell Hoskins Seentrarj Nunn ---- N ---------- Lewis Buck Treasurer --m4 ---------- H--Bob Bennett The pee club sponsored by Miss Rould included P .I a large number of students. They promoted school spirit by following the team all year and backing up their cheerleaders. k f-.3 lf' 1,1 .2 ,- lx 3 ATN ' ' A . , ,, Z ' ' xxx-, fx xy ffgf ,ff x gm-X I X -X' ANU - V 1 -. :arg --N,-NN- ,-x,.- , M Mwfwj ,f-:Nm qw-T- ,, fm w limi -..,,, ,MQ in C E , ......, .. ..- .2--f ,,,f- GQ, ,Q . N-.- N 4,-v 2' - 1-.. -, N , X, ' -Q-12. -S-N 1,,,3 4 11,2-'sa' Mp-, i W 'x -'Lf-,, - .- 'Trail :gf f--S ' -- f 7N - S ..J' f ' ez. 5 ,,z , . ' ..- gf --fa , , I rn ' - ? - ff' ,ff Lg gg- .. fn Ip, Qoqyfgx ?r.Vm i 1mFQURfgQRSE-STABLE'5 W q G.A.A. I SEATED: M. Leigh, D. Osborne, Miss Rould, G. Webber, Q- J. Wallace FIRST ROW: M. Smith, L, McCullough, M. J. Finnegan, G. Pringle, A. Webber, A, Stuff, B. McDonald SECOND ROW:'K. Hoskins, R, Davis, D. Spellious, G. f Schultz, G, Wilkins, M. Streitmatter, J. ThielF, I ber, E. Uilkins FTHIRD ROW: R. A. Ryan, M. Jury. J. Ross, B. Lishman, l G. McConnell, M, Burnett, W. Slutz, I. Armstrong J. Canpbell, I. Stuff PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: M. Smith, A. Stuff, W, Divelbiss, A. Webber, M. Streitmetter, B. Wilkins, J. Camp- bell, D. Russell, L. Buck, W. Hoskins, E. ' ' Lurtholder, C, Parrish, R. Gauwitz, G, Schultz SECOND ROW: D. Bogner, P. Easter, B, Turnbull, L. McCullough, J. Thielbar, I. Armstrong, C. Webber, M. Burnett, V. Metzger, M. Mpttingly, Q W. Slutz, B. Lishmen, J. Ross, M. Leigh, I. Stuff, Miss Rould ITHIRD ROW: F, Streitmstter, J. Appel, J. Anderson, B. Griswold, J. Wallace, G. Pringle, G. McCon- , nell, H. Barnett, B. McDonald, M, Jury, E. Q Davis, D. Spellious PACK l 1 v ROW: T, Qtreitmatter, L. Russell, E. Spellious, Q J. Herncjar, M, Ratcliff, J. Curry, T. Wallace, . B. Bennett, R. Ehnle, J. Mattingly, A. Davis, Z D. Purple, K. Hoskins, D. Osborne, M. J. Finne- f gan, R, A. Ryan 3 GIRLS' P. E. IFRONT ROY: L. McCullough, D. Spellious, G. Pringle, I s. Wilkins, Davis, smith, A. Stuff 'SECOFD ROW: M. J. Finnegan, M. Streitmetter, G. bilkins, M. Jury, J. Campbell, R. Gauwitz, R. A. nysn, I. Gtuff, M. Mattingly, 3. 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I gf' Co 1 j., If -qi, ,,.., -- 4'- Q' A - V . . , -. 1 1 . , r-- ' xl f- - ' .-L, M Y L ' , TIE 5733 h' GIRLSV CHORUS FRONT DOWi Mary Jane Finnegan, Beverly Wilkins, Mauritta Streitmatter, Mary Mattingly, Parbara McDonald, Joanne Thielbar, Lucille McCullough ' MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. fellfr, Kaye Hoskins, Eevarlv ' Lisnman, Carol Pylea Darriah, lria Armstrong, JoAnn Camnbell, Janis Qoaa, Verrielle Jury BACK ROW: Eileen Durkboluer, CrrolWn'Wahber, Jeanne Wallace, Gloria McConnell, Wanda' Divelbisa, Margaret Vurnett, Marv Leigh, Wilma Slutz UTYFD CHOWUS FRONT ROW: Marv Jane Finnegan, 'everly Wilkins, T Barbara McDonald, Raymond Rumbold, Qohbv Turnbull, Jim Vattinglv, Joanne Tbielbar, 1 KPY6 Hoskins, Lucille McCullough ' MIDDLE ROW: Janis Ross, Joanne Wallace, Wendell Hoskins, Lewis Ruck, Mrs, Weller, Qob Fennett Rob Griswold, JoAnn Campbell, Merrielle Jurv QEPCK WDW: Carolvn Venter, Narv Leiqh, Gloria ' McConnell, Phillin Faster, Forman Barnett, Lon Lucke, Vargaret Burnett, Carol Pvles Parrish, iileen Purkholder HOSTS ' CTVNTQUS .FROST WOW: Robby Turnbull, Wavnond Rumbold, Tendell Ioavina, Lewis Tuck, Wok Bennett, ' Rob Griawoln, lim Vattingly QACK ECW: Pni'lip faster, Verman Ynrnett, Don I uolte , Ura. Nell er al 4-'I 1 ,eng-,f V ,W ..... V ..,......,,:......, ,W ..... .. .-1.. ..... ..............,.......-.............-.0- Wf- ..WmQ, , 4-Q-.f..Q '.'f-' .'.'?W' V4-a ' ., ' L-. . , f' 1 ' V , ,Q ,Q A A ,hif -iii?-:,Qe f'x: ' 'riff-ff gf. X- -ae , J f tragfqiffv W ...X-- ef'1 xx! S. ..-Alix. ,. E ... , ff: x Us-42 VOCAL MUSIC DEPARTMENT The boyslchorus this year has eleven members. Mrs. Heller says that in comparison with other schools our size, me have the largest chorus. We have worked mostly on Tri-County music. Due to the late start in chorus work, because of baseball, we didn't work on much more. The songs that we have worked on are as follows: Hhll Through the Hixhtu nie and My Little Banjon nGld Man Riveru HJosnua Fit the Battle of Jerichow 1-. - , , , . , t -Q .H Hiay the Good Lori Bless and Keep lot I The girls' chorus cegsists of anwroxiuetely 23 pirls. Like the boys we fore busy practic- 117 for Tri-Uonnti. Wm also sumo on the radio oiftg rsrs 913 3.Ji:111e. ml: gugnfj 'VSZM3 E1olQf Cliizgyn ani nillfh's Holiliyj' The rixzl chorus mlonr with the girls' are going to sing for Commencenent and Baccalaureate A Under the direction of Mrs. Mellor, we feel 5 that the music groups have had a very successful year. .L.......-, l , , V, , , V...-f, V ..,.--..... .. 1 ,. , lr x ' I-N a Gif? QQSL Al fh1f'Xx4 if f I 1 d -Q L f Fw' - 1' --... . '-I' - n 7 , . ,Am 8 4 E If 1311.- K x-CR 1 ff rl 5 - 1 .Hiixw X l' 2 ,X f gf 1 I N- Qt?-f 4, if-'ff xv .:.f-- 'N-- 'lf' ,lair-A I' f X xS ,,,f ,FX X-:J - ..-..-1 ' .,,-.. x 5' L' L.! 'k 'JI-'k,,-.lllix x -----E.,--- X--Llxxsl MJ NiV,P.'--,r5 'g-,...f rax.-v-NL..- E -- .msr DUCKY Mr. Maxwell, head of household. .Robert Griswold Mrs. Maxwell, chief boss . . . Gloria McConnell Betty Lou, their 14-year-old. . . Jeanne Wallace Bernadine, Betty's best friend. . .Grace Pringle Wilbur Maxwell, 15-year-old son . . . Lewis Buck Hercules Nelson, Wilbur's pal . . . .Don Russell Connie Maxwell, seventeen .... . . Irma Stuff Craig, Conniefs boy friend. . . . Richard Bogner Mr. Moore, Cr1ig's father. . . . . .James Appel Del Marshall, newspaper reporter. .Lloyd Russell Aunt Mary Maxwell, peppy at 60 .... Carol Pyles Miss Vester Blaine. . . . . . .Eileen Burkholder Editor of a Lovelorn column The senior class and their director, Mr. Rich- ard Turnbull, chose this hilarious comedy of fam- ily life to entertain their audience, November 9- Teenagers, Betty and Bernadine turned the Max- well family affairs into such a turmoil that it took the whole evening to convince everyone that the family was sane and to bring the play to its happy end ing . The day the fully. It was a just chosen head cause he had one play opens started off peace- of a dayn to Mr. Maxwell Citizen's Committee be- finest familes around. wxote a letter to the Uwhale of the of the But Betty and Bernadine lovelorn column, a Uduckyn idea until the editor calls on Mama Maxwell. The girls decide to act insane and almost all the cast were found in ncrazyn situations before the desperate letter affair is straightened out. ........-.....-... - , 7.3 -- ' ' f , 'V nee- - - -.--- ,. - -............. ... ... . ....-,,,,,. ,F -sr Q- -- 1 ft ,ff THE PERFECT IDIOT ,i f 4? x ,347 9 Sees-Qfgssg' JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 1 I ,j . f 1 n. -Qyyiyf 'S , ,,Q 5 Margaret Tennyson. . Margaret Burnett 'gtg F' 'Mother of Household '-.H f Jackie, her son. . . .Wendell Hoskins ' Rhodora, the maid. . . Iris Armstrons rf? r Q ' Z5 ?n:3Roger Tennyson . . . Robert Bennett '!.,Walter P. Latherby , , Harry Mclntyre I -Maj -.fa Soap Manufacturer 1 Daniel, young genius. .Herman Barnett Q 'X Miss Baker, a teacher . .Marian Smith as XF? A Policeman. . . . .Paul Streitmatter Miss Booth . . .,. . .Wanda Divelbiss Arthur Barnard, school principal. . . Gary Hoskins Linda Barnard, his daughter . . . . Mary Mattingly Jeannie Wilso , Jackie's friend . Virginia Metzger Aloysus KPuff? Witonski,star athlete . Bill Spicer Carla Carlson, Puff's girl . . . . Carolyn Webber Dr. Hockhorst Von Barf .... . . .Michael Schultz Psychiatrist The audience found this three-act comedy highly fygql' IPN Father oi uan and Jackie entertaining aid full of laughs when it was pre- sented April lo. Much credit is due Mr. Richard Turnbull as coach,as well as the cast for making the play a success. 4 Dan, a genius and bored with school and the Quiz Show, quit those and wanted to go to college. ,His parents objected until he proved himself a social success. By the time Dan hypnotized the flunking star athlete so he could remain on the team, and fell in love with Linda, he deliberately failed his college entrance exam so he could stay among pals. Getting a Hperfeot zerou failed to convince his elders that he was a Hperfect idiotn and he and his friends go to college. 1-9.- A ' .HX 45:2 ' I 'xp Q - 'Y ff WS, - -AMT? V x N lj . M Nice And Comfortable ...P LDZ1 k , 1f'. 1, 1 A J., . nnnNNNNnnnnnnnn . 4 Don't You Dare Wake Un Son The Whole Gang C5 The Reappearance V:-: .9 .+I i . 4, T' G Y ' 4 ' ' m' M W ' f-'-zfziiff: 1 - X .g,- .- 5 W '. 'Q lm 9 -rl - : '55'4 3'w ?:Ji ' ' Z ' ,HY dm '1'g:,q,i9'H' . J - l ,- A X X ' 7' X .25q.f:f 'o 1 ' J A A 'WT Km -i ' ' X LKX I 5 if . X x Q, 4 - N.- .1 ... ' f :lx ,ff A. 4' ' -- , -. . ,ai .-fff'3':g:11:'eae :- w N:-xl.. f N a..- ff . . - ' g ' ' N .-'H 1 Q22-5 -3' ff 4 V -1':..: . . 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I if I 'K K ' r ' .- X 1 , --k ,- EfL.,..--.+ .,- .... - .... -- ....,,- ....-..--E'ffIEYf.Ll'!l3E..lEL-......-..-.- .-,-... ., 1 ' .JUNIOR PLAY CAST STANDING: Marian Smith, Adella Stuffg Carolyn Webber, Margaret Burnett, Herman Barnett, William Spicer, Mr. Turnbull, Directory Tom Wallace, Wanda Divelbissg Rosemary Gauwitz SEATED: Paul Streitmatter, Iris Armstrong, Virginia Metzger, Mary Mattingly, Ted Streitmatter, Allen Davis, Michael Schultz, Harry McIntyre, Wendell Hoskins, Robert Bennett BATON TWIRLERS LEFT ROW: Mona Hunt, Bernadine Hankins, Irma Stuff, Geraldine Schultz, Eulonda Jones, Dorothy Appel' SECOND ROW: Montie Hunt, Maxine Dawson, Wilma Slutz THIRD ROW: Sandra Robbins, Judy Osborne, Beverly Jones RIGHT ROW: Sandra Crocker, Jackie Stanfield, Bonnie Mannon, Jane Loneman, Sue Lopeman, Jeanne Wallace I 4 4 ,:g.ga7i-:Qs-sz sqm ..,. W ' H ' I levi, , 'I 1 - ' . ..-.- .,.'.,.-. 577' a '- .. .4-:2:53:7: N'N 5:!- . . , g ,it f f it we 1 L,a X 6 ' t'Bu,H :fi inn? its Kfz? -fuxxx X A. ff 'JW Q X3F - : '.t'2,, ee- , '-4 , 1 ' lille xii 'fwfr f '- S, J, 2 Y I 1 WW ,,., ,,V V' fi, REEL ,yp . ' SPARILAND LOYALTY some ff' 2' wh -Q ,X Q 1 x --' 'g ., We're loyal to you, Sparland High, f XfQ5Fxxhcaxw' N1 fJJe're red and 'c1e're white, Sparland fjj YQ I' 'ff -'Ili High, 'lijl' 2 V 2. ff lffifji rJe'll baek you to stand with the Q , I. j 'ff j Best in the land fxiifl -I .' , For we know you have sand,Sparland Q , QQ ' High- 'Rahl Rahl i flf' Wg Se pass that ball, Sparland Hiah, 3:XN'Q' 4l.E Weqwn bFLCki' rv' f G fn f N: ' xl' Q . Lv ., no you all, oparland,High, g J X Nw . Our team is our fame protector. Q'-7 jg , On, boys, for we expect a victory 3:25, ft Y from you, Sparland High. ,E 3 Cha-hel Cha-hal Cha-ha-hat Sparland g v'g' Q 4 5 Higght Rah! Rah! Rahl A ,J fi 1 Bring out that dear old flag of CQ Q red and white, S315 5 sf? Lead on you gallant sons who ,1 3 bravely fight ffl' E2 f' U Like men of old or giants facing az ff ifffg 5 reliance, shouting defiance. Q 5 2 fy . O skiwawag 1 f ' :fEI 5i.3r' Amid those broad green fields that 'N .fi nourish our lands, For honest labor and for learningfWpl W--e-ff'U-'IL we stand, M'rtty:RT'e. And unto thee we pledge our 'f -11A -,,aw hearts and hands, .J Dear Alma Mater, spariand High. ' nxt v '--1. -X BAND TOP HOW: Bernadine Hankins, Jackie Greiner, Janis Ross, Tommy Purole, Emery Kimble, Pnillin Easter, Danny Purple, John Dietrich SECOND ROW: Jackie Stanfield, Barbara McDonald JoAnn Campbell, Wanda Divelbiss, Wary Leigh, Beverlv Jones, Carolyn Webber THIRD HOT: Mr. Blocher, Mary Ann NcDonald, Sharon Schupn,'Mary Jane Finnegan, ' Merrielle Jury, Frank McOuskey, Eulonda Jones, Donnie Hannon, Frankie Purnle BOTTOM ROW: Lucille McCullough, Nancy LEFT Stanfield, Donna Osborne, Robert Turnbull, Ronnie Dietrich, Kaye Hoskins, Eileen Burknolder, Jack Hernqyug Allen Davis, Don Lucke, Don Jury TWIRLERS TO RIGHT: Mona Hunt, Jackie Stanfield, Sandra Robbins, Jane Lopeman, Sue Loneman, Irma Stuff, Eulonda Jones, Geraldine Schultz, Beverlv Jones, Jeanne Wallace, Wilma Slutz, Dorothy Annel, Bernadine Hgnkins, Maxine Dawson, Judy Osborne, Bonnie Mannon, Sandra Crocker, Nontie Hunt .V nik' f ' gif V' 4. .I 1- fi, f- x ff NVE, Wi 5 R.-4.fJl.,Lk -MS ' ' ' 'L SCHQOL QANV P! , fr. ' 4 I I E 1 BAND NEWS First of all, we feel especially proud of our new red uniformsrand caps with white trim- ming. We appreciate the efforts of the Band Mothers, Mr. Blocher, the students and all con- cerned in helping to raise the money. We entered many activities, starting out by playing in the Pumpkin Festival at Eureka. We played for the Santa Claus Day in Peoria and, for once, the day wasnft so cold. W6 Worked hard for the district contest at Morris, Illinois, and won many firsts. Next we worked on music for the Tri-County Festival held at Granville. A day we looked forward to was getting to play at Dekalb, broadcasting over the radio. It was much fun. All band students who won at the district contest went to the state contest at Vacomb. Jeanne Wallace won first in a baton solog Beverly Jones and Jeanne Wallace, first in a baton duetg Bob Griswold, Bob Bennett, and Lloyd Russell, first in a cornet triog Carolyn Webber and Beverly Jone first in a saxaphone duet. S, We ended our year by winning a band contest here at our school, competing with seven other jbands, instructed by Mr. and Mrs. Elocher. It 'I was the first time we had displayed our new uniforms. This summer we will play at the State Fair and will march in the Old Settlers' Day Parade at Lacon We think we've had a good year with Mr. Blocher. .. --li ' ll n l at - V .,. TWIRLING I Twirling is real competition and Qrade schools at Sparland. 1 J! .' in both the high There are four high school twirlers and anproximatelv twenty in grade school. The first contest this rear was the Preliminary. In order to enter this contest, one has to be a third-class twirlcr or hifhcr. The results ware: Mona Hunt--3d Bernadine Hantins--Ld Montie Hunt--2d Judy Osborne--lst Sandra Robbins--3d Beverly Jones--l nlus Sandra Crocker--Ed Wilma Sluts--jd June Lopeman--Bd Geraldine Schultz--lst Sue Lopeman--Bd Jeanne Wallace--l plus On March lS, the nigh school twirlors went to Norris for the district contest. The tvirlers were a Danny group since both soloists and both ensembles received first-nlace awards. Soloists were Gerald- ine Schultz and Jeanne Wallace. The ensembles con- nrised a trio of Geraldine Schultz, Wilma Slutz, and Dernaiine Hankinsg a duet with Beverly Jones and Jeanne Wallace. On April 10 were the grade school finals and the strutting contest for both niet and trade school. When wc march with thc band, Irma Stuff, Judy Osborne, Wilma Slutz, and Geraldine Schultz have the aonor of narchini in the front row. Our drum najorctte is Jeanne Wallace. For our last contest of the year, we went to Macomb for the State Contest. Only these receiving first at the District were eligitle to enter. The e VGFHltS VGFQ: Tie t io--Eig the duet--letg Goraln nine Schultz--365 and Jefnne Wallace--lst. are all l.mfwEe:i.r,.j ,Q'erwa.r'f'l to contest in HQUFV at tae Fourth of Jul7 celebration. --Joanne Wallace .....-g- -za... .er .....:: AY 1.- xx. , I' V Y ' ' ' X- fi ' V. 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X ' If 1 nf X f f 1 I N. xx N ff Y x A -v-,ff Q5 f aw Q : SX -R. - Q, , ,pf- N1 L f' xi , X l X , , JWHULHEPPFEEDZ- wil ANNUAL STAFF FRONT: Donald Russell, Lewis Buck SECOND ROW: Mr. Faye, Eileen Burkholder, Grace Pringle, Carol Parrish, Irma Stuff THIRD ROW: Richard Bogner, Lloyd Russell, James Appel, Robert Griswold, Gloria McConnell, Jeanne Wallace, Mr. Richard Turnbull, Miss Hadley, Gloria Wilkins NEWSPAPER STAFF SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael Schultz, Mary Leigh Margaret Burnett, Jo Ann Ca pbell, Mr. Richard Turnbull, Advisor: Merrielle Jury SECOND ROW: Phillip Easter, Grace Pringle, Donald Russell, Herman Barnett, Janis Ross, Robert Bennett, Wendell Hoskins, Robert Griswold, Lucille McCullough, Ruth Ann Spellious, Barbara McDonald, THIRD ROW: Gloria Wilkins, Gloria Davis, Robert Turnbull, Ivan Ryan, Doris ' Marian Smith McConnell, Bill Dalton, William Spicer, Joanne Thielbar, Carol Parrish, Mauritta Streitmatter, Mary Mattingly, Eileen Burkholder, Virginia Metzger, - 'FOURTH ROW: Irma Stuff, Michael Ratcliff, Jack l Herncjar, John Curry, Daniel Purple, Adella Stuff, Mary Jane Finnegan, Donna Osborne, Carolyn Webber, Iris Armstrong BACK ROW: Geraldine Schultz, Wilma Slutz, Beverly Lishman, Kaye Hoskins, Jeanne Wallace, Lewis Buck, Lloyd Russell, Jim Mattingly, Paul Streitmatter, Ted Streitmatter, Raymond Ehnle .M Sepfember March I xy -: l .q,.A-' f - N I I gg-::izf,g5.g:g.,7fg23 ,. ,.g3Tj.1,?:!E6g-3b3:j ig wc. 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'- L ,AQ?giE5BWW' if QK ,, 4 Q0 Q- ' IILONQLL GEAJQTNEBJ or HOMECONING On the very snowy, icv Fridev night of December 21, 1951, though Soarlend lost to Mid- County in an exciting and closely fought basket ball game, the crowd that remained pfterwerds enjoyed the homecoming dence held in the decore ted gym, Mrs. Richard Turnbull nlaved the niono while little Mary Alice Frsnk and Hnrrf Schuop led the procession from the beck of the gym to the stage, with Richard Turnbull and Miss Gero- lyn Kuck, the crowners, following, Next came Lucille VcCullough, freshman ettcndantg Nerrielle Jurv, freshman elect for queen end her chosen escort, Robert Turnbullg Wilma Slutz, sophomore ettendentg Donna Osborne sophomore elect for queen and her escort, Bevmond Ehnleg Margaret Rurnett, junior atten- dentg Carolyn Webber, junior elect for queen and her escort, Gery Hoskinsg Fileen Purkholder senior attendantg Jeanne Wellece, senior queen of the homecoming dence with Lewis Fuck, her escort. Everyone had a verv enjoveble evening dancing to the music of Darrell Longmen's Orchestra. --Wilma Slutz n 1 Th6 Queen 1 B151-R J S! . if 1 , s,-.1 . , ' 3 ,'l.. i X 3 - A 1 A I 4 'gf 1 Sugar Blues X h b V gig Moment f ,f A xiii , I N' f X. . ' .fa x l' K , ' f I Phe Gr-and Mzxrch The Wa1t'z You Saved For Me Coronat ion Proc es s ional 2-' 3- I 1 '15 ' 1 --4'N l ff fl ,,.-1 T F , xx g l 'a- J I . 2-5 f m ff. 4, , 4 ' N a'. +8 if MW M L . if 193 - I - N Z- 1n-v -'.,n1- 4141...-,..i., ...- -Q.. .- ,ti an-Q-I+ in -ff-NX.-.fff BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated left to right: Neal Peugh, Clerkg Gene Turnbullg R. H. Monier, Presidentg Tom Frankg E. B. Jones, Superintendentg Standing: George Gallupg Wayne Huntg Ralph Monier. We students in District No. 3, Sparland appreciate this group who give generously of their time and leadership. i s I f 'v'w.,,fs' ' '. 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Lishman, Wilma Slutz, Kaye Hoskins ' ' f THIRD RGW:' Allen Davis, Mike Schultz, Adella Stuff, Wanda Divelbiss, Marian Smith, Iris Armstrong, Margaret Burnett, Bob Dennett, + Windy Hoskins, Ted Streitmatter, Garv A Hoskins, Tommy Wallace ' 9 FOUTTY EDT: Paul Streitmatter, Harry Hclntyre, 2 Bill Spicer, James Appel, Lloyd Russell, Q Dick Bogner, Don Russell, Bob Griswold, Gloria McConnell, Grace Pringle, Jeanne Wallace, Lewis Buck, Gloria Wilkins, Irma Stuff, Eileen Burknolder, Carol Pvles Parrish. FIFTH ROY: Mrs. Heller, Hrs. Tatson, Hr. Blecner, Ir. Glenn Turnbull, Miss Rould, Hr, Lenz, Nr. Richard Turnbull, Miss Gries, Mrs. McCormick, Miss Hadley, Hr. Faye, Mr. Jones 4 w 5 1 l El 1 .I 1 1 w y xnq. 'mln x,-. r.. v. , - - ' 'f . f k 1 v '5 -fi lv, , ' f 3-'1 J' 4 In 'Lf an +5071-if , .. P, nf '-- salma H' ff- .fx f -3 lf 'V-5, 71' X- JG 'gg :MJF f ev ure' ' QQ. -Q H ig, ,DQ 5 if I-'Q .'f',,, ' I J K iff li vw .5 V PM 'W I , K 3- t v A , ' . 'ak 9? mn- gy 62 64 HW '53 fs K 11? 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A , , Mf i gl -'51 - Vu. 7- ' ,i,,:q:,f.e?.- - -f Y .,- ..::?.F -1 A U, fi-'EL' W -'u-,M W -I Af' ...- . MW X N SZ . . , Q. .D U 5 Nw :Lg-7:2 dgzzggigv X-H -5fsa55Na,, ' --. X lalla ,1f,,g..Q,-F- ' ' '- ' .. . :. '- - U lit., fx' ,J ,7 A 'Qi 'ff' x tif ff :ei -ax ,, M xi ' Q -5 ggi gi , i Vf is 1 ff' XG-.WALL , . ,ll if -7-' 'iff a....,. ff L L -N L 1 , . ,A - ,, H 5 Ly ,Q 25 af F H5 33. H fE32mzm3mmQih 1 ,UIQ E, 1J4? Y I , E15 I L- ' 'aL'f?Itrf:-mrf:,p1:g5'.3,TT1fP1-::1'T'f-f2If'1 2- ! , n :ff V -415 , i ? '1' - ' v gl v- ' X 1- -N '1 f ga I WIT! 'D 'MJHO AMONG QENI ORS lf' .nJM' Qtxhom I BOYS Most . Bob Griswold . Lewis Buck W Lewis Buck 1 Don Russell . Lewis Buck , Don Russell ,, .. . I-ewi s Bus: L Loyld Russell . Bob Griswold . Dick Bogne? Lilzely 'M 4 Moss Most Ties 'Li Rest GIRLS To Succeed l. Gloria McConnell 2, Eileen Burkholder Athletic lg Jeanne Wallace 2s Grace Pringle Likeeble l. Jeanne Wallace 2. Eileen Burkholder Looking: lc Jeanne Wallace 2. Irma Stuff Student l. Clobie McConnell 2. Eileen Eurknolder gl X if 'ill 'V f r as F V+ aw V 6 A i vi il K K ir.- 7 ' k Q H Z X - fiiqbf- El -B .0 f .: -3. -in 0 .fs - L' l 'I 1 'K in ' ' Q 5 p I I ,- ,r ' ' 155, W K - 'Ek 1 wp - ? l2' W-17 1 'll Z n I . P I, V- Aix: X ,-X ' aw! .1 1 sq, Nfl? -Keg: X-P r 465 ff! X 5 ,A 1 ,A .J 2: i 46 X Y V ' . - 5 E :C 1: T , fm ., K f: fa t Z Q .... , C f m 6 M If fzf 4! SENIOR ACTIVITIES GLORIA McCONNELL Knoxville High l, 23 Girls' Vocal Sextette 35 I Mixed Vocal Octette lg Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, My Vocal Solo District Contest, 3, ng Knox County Festival l, 23 Tri-County Festival 3, ug Junior Playg Senior Playg nScroll of the Knolln staff 3,L Snapshot Editor, WHilltopperu ug F.H.A. Parlia- mentarian, ag Corresponding Secretary G.A.AQ ug Pep Club, l, 2, Mg Library Club L5 Treasurer, Junior Class, President, Senior Class LEWIS BUCK ' ' Basketball--Second team 1,23 First team 3,hg Baseball l, 2, 3, L5 Captain Basketball Team Lg' Track 2, 35 Boys' Chorus 3, ng Mixed Chorus 3, L Junior Play, Senior Play, 3, hy Sports Editor of UHilltonperH3 F.H.A., 25 Pep Club ug Secretary, Library Club L3 Student Council lg Vice President of Class 1, 2, Q JEANNE WALLACE Cheerleader, 3,Lg Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, My Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, ng Tri-County Music Festival 3,h5 District Music Contest 2,3,hj State Music Contest 2,35 Junior Play, Senior Playg Band l,-2 3, U3 Twirling l, 2, 3, up School Paper l,2,3,h5 Business Manager of nEilltopper,W M5 F.H.A. l,2,3,u5 F.H.A, Treasurer 23 F,H.A. President 3,L3 G.A.A. M Vice Presidentg Pen Club ng Library Club 3,L5 Vice President Library Club 33 President Library Club up Student Council Renorter lg Student Council Vice President 35 Secretary Sophomore Class, Vice Presi- dent Junior Classg Treasurer Senior Class, Bookkeep ing Contest Award 35 Drum Najorette 3, ug Home- coming Queen M SENIOR ACTIVITIES GRACE PRINGLE Girls' Chorus l,2,3,h, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Band 1,2 Clarinet, Alto Saxo- phone, nScro11 of the Knolln Staff 1,2,3,h, Editor HHilltoppern, F.H.A. 1, 2, H, Treasurer, P.H.A, ug e.A.A. ug Pep Club ug Library Club l,2, 3,u, Secretary Senior Class ROBERT GRISWOLD , ' Basketball--Second Team 1,2,3,u, Track 1,2, Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,h, Junior Play, Senior Play, Band, Trumpet, 1,2,3,u, Art Editor NHilltopperH, Pep Club ug President Student Council U, Treasurer Freshmen Class, President Sophomore Class, State Contest-- lst in trumpet trio 3, Trumpet Solo 2d, 1, 2 EILEEN BURKHOLDER Chillicothe High lg Girls' Chorus 2, 3, ug Mixed Chorus 2, 3, L, District Music Contest 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Band l, 2, 3, M, Drum, Bass: District Instrumental Contest if School Paper' ' 3, ug Assistant Editor nHilltopperu,'F.H.A3 1, 2, 3, President Pep Club M, Library Club 2,u, Secretary Student Council H, President Junior Class DONALD RUSSELL Bradford High 1, Basketball 2, ug Baseball l, 2, Track 1, Senior Play, nHillto peru Staff, F.F,A. 1, 2, 3, h, F.F.A. Treasurer E, Treasurer Pep Club M, Library Club ug Student Council ug Treas- urer Sophomore Class RICHARD BOGNER Senior Play, Art Editor NHilltopperu, F.F.A. 2, 3, ug Junior President F.F.A. 2, Pep Club ug Typing Contest Award for Accuracy 3 SENIOR ACTIVITIES CAROL PYLES PARRISH ' ' ' Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, ng Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, ng Junior Playg Senior Play, nScroll of the Knolln Staff 3, ng Picture Editor nHilltonperng F.H.A. i, 25 Pep Club ng Library Club Mg Band Librarian GLORIA WILKINS ' Girls Chorus l, 23 Mixed Chorus l, 23 Junior Playg Band'l, 2 Twirlingg uScroll of the Knollu Staff 1, 2, 3, snapshot Editor Hilltopper 3 r.H.A. 1, 2, 3, c.A.1. ng Library ciub 1, 2, 3, ng secre- tary Freshmen Class LLOYD RUSSELL Basketball 23 Track 23 Senior Playg Band l,2,3,n, Trumpet, State Contest Trumpet Trio, lst 3 IRNA STUFF Girls! Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, 23 Junior Playg Senior Play, Band l, 2, 3, L, Twirlingg nScroll of the Knollu Staff 33 Girls' Sports Editor HH111t0pperH, F.H .A. 1, 2, 3, e.A.A. is Pep Club L5 Library Club 2, 33 Secretary and Treasurer Student Council 33 District Twirling Contest l, 2, 35 State Twirling Contest 2, 3 CLASS OFFICERS President, Gloria McConnell Vice-Pres., Lewis Buck Secretary, Grace Pringle Treas., Jeanne Wallace CLASSNMOTTO Today decides tomorrow. CLASS COLORS--Red and White FLOWER--Red Rose Eileen Burkholder P 5 . . l .fl :kv if . e X W5 .435 I L 5 Carol Pylek 5 3 g , S' Ii Irma Stuff ,www r-ig '- -A' ,. A. 1 '14 Lf L-i-I 5 . I - Richard Brimer T- A , ' '-1 A E, 15,5 u V- V - ,. ,J e N l TQ -' : - 3 ' . . T. . . ig v ' gd 11.1 5 Q ',. ' UI ' A ' 5' 1 ' fb P 2'1 ' ,Q Q 5- Gloria Lfcconnell . ' L' , ,V W 4 , - 3, 'Jeanne Wallace GPB09 Pringle Gloria Wilkins 1 ,U . calf ' 4 f A , air A : 3, 5 R .I ah ,t .Q b, :gn-jg , ,SML X, P241 A. , 'ffiix - Q 1 . W ' f.. 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T ge gum , S9i5' he U?3c E 4 D - . YT 15 out 41- . ..,w Qn,gGwo Jqfv: NO fOu rin d,- of mv 'J'v I Ggad ' 1 I WaS'+5, SiT9 ' G?r5?n 'png A 'Ollinp' t - .r-,I A ,,., CCD,--by nm ,-.,o H 1 2 -2 Tiff. T 'O1-lfflw ,- 5' we L 9 i vt WLX f S w'ff1.Q , ,-Y, 1 , bhe tj,,T,rz 4 A -Ling: h ,uni .KGIDOQ ' K e txynes lp T T nth WOO-Ei I F1 B -- v- -' OY OJ., i -v,r, . TI.:-LDV-A ' I.,g'l-I-,111 Y Ft ' -171D . U hon? v MPS WSU 1 ou fummt -Golfing? nt A500 H . QOTN ,, 3 -5-1714 0 1 ,rl-xii LONG ROCK CO. Agriculture Limestone Road Rock Telephone 136 Princeville, Illinois MONIER HYBRIDS SEWIOR CLASS OF '52 Leland Nonier R Sons 5 wishes to thank our patrons who have made Seed Corn--Field Seeds the publication of Phone 1107 Sparland this book possible. . l TON W.: Dad, gimme a dime. UR. WALLACE: Son, don't vou think vou're getting ' too big to be forever begging for dimes? I '7 11 ff ' :cn H.: I guess you're right, Dad. Gimme a dollar willya? A mountaineer took his son to school to enroll him, HMy boy's after lernin', whet dva have?H he asked the teacher. Une offer English, trigonometry, spelling, etc.,h she reolied. Htell, give him some of that there trigcrno- metryg hefs the worst shot in the femily,H VIRGINIA T.: Ifm go ng to sneak my mind. HARRY E.: Silence, at last! Complete Chevrolet Service Parts, Accessories and Supplies ERAVES CHEVROLET O SALES 554 North Second Street Phone 48 Chillicothe, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1952 LOUlS'EHNEE sparlena Illinois UHILLTOPPERU Photographs , By BoLANKEN'BERGf PHOTCGEAPEERS Kankakee Illinois i , eL COMPLIMENTS. I i Of KEENAN SPORT c-o opg3 oo, 514 Main Street Phone 4-9166 Peoria ISL Y' Compliments CHILLICCTHE BULLETIN Zlo North Second Chillicothe, Illinois Compliments CHILLICCQTHE DAIRY Pasteurized Dairy Products North Llth Street Chillicothe, Illinois nm jpg!-llztelll CSTORE Locally Owned Nationally Known Twenty-five Departments To Serve You Everything from to 521 and up J. H. LEE, PROPRIETOR ' lLl5-lm N. Second st. Chillicothe, Ill. f - af TRUITT-MATTHEWS BANKING CO. Chillicothe, Illinois Established l868 General Banking ' I FRIDAYPS FIRESTQTL STURE TBUS AUD SPOFTITG GOODS Phone S13 Henry Illinois CONPLI7'TTS OF HENRY STATE BKFK L Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation l Henry Illinois .-1: ,tl -. , ..-. 1 A ...K v f x MILLER FGREITUEZ STORE Furniture Appliances Carpeting ur xq5g 7f'A as Henry, Illinois COY'TPLlTTEl'TS or 1 -g-.i- HENRY UOTOH CO- Sales LH Henry Illinois l ,. , 1... ...Q-. Q.---ru-QQ.. f KLEIN Moron COMPANY Factory Approved Parts DODGE-PLYMOUTH BOM-306 Main street COMPLIMENTS OF HENRY NEWS SFEPUBLICATT Henry, Illinois Ph. 510 Henry 5GBURN EQQQTRIC HENRY BAKERY Phone 26 Phone So Wyoming, Illinois Henry, Illinois Compliments Of I .....F' HA' N1f. S.i'1Esi' Blue Ribbon Foods Groceries and Meat PFANKfs'HARDwARB Plumbling, Heating and Appliances Ph. S8 Sparland Ph. So Sparland GAPENVSQ EBTZEEN?.oSQ5EFV1CIE STAT 15517 School Supplies Marathon Ethyl R Wallpaper-Sandy Marathon Regular Drugs , Gasoline Best in the Long Run Ph. eo Sparlend Ph, 57 Sparland Compliments Of MAC's BEAUTY SHE? Ph. l22L Bacon Bldg. Chillicothe, Illinois r-Q. --.. - , V -: -- -. -M ' ' Xi! F -..,:.1:,m.n...- PETEnS FuORAg CO' ...--. .... .....,....... ..- ...- .. Members lorists Telegraph Deliver Thanks For Your Patronage MOTTELERYSCQRIVE EN Chillicothe, Illinois ,v I , Y , Phone 52 Chillicothe E' .Q-.9 if 5.2 F. E1 Bacon, Owner Let Us Rebuild Your Motors, Transmissions, Differentials, etc. BUICK CARSweG.M. TRUCKS Chillicothe Wm. AIEN E5 gm Trucking Speer, Illinois ' Ll sTAUFFERsf Fo o MARKET Stokely's Finest Food Princeville, Illinois VAN'S STAQDARD STAQION gloom SWEET SHOP Congratulations Lunches Fountain Service Class of 1952 Come in and meet Ph. 541 Chillicothe H your friends Ph.53 Lacon DEWEY AND CUWPANY Grain and Lumber' Camp Grove, Illinois V l i l Be st of Luck i-11-2. in ni I 1g.-g--1n-11-i-n- Sparland Illinois Alf lm in .J :lim .5 Member of the Federal Deposit Corporation Camp Grove Illinois CGT PLIT ElTTS OF 'FARvER'S Feii kiPEODQCE Laoon Illinois STUMBAUGH'S Furniture Q Skelgas Chillicothe Illinois , .. - , Lvl, 41 clstlsts Qite STORE Drugs - Glass - Paint Wallpaper Phone at Chillicothe Illinois J . 'G .'E3'NNY 'c o . Chillicothe Illinois . -C OlJTIQgZ5.,!T.1aLg gg-frongxl Chillicothe Illinois Compliments R. E. Bleckwell, Jeweler Compliments of 22h North Second Street EDWARD FURNITURE STORE Chillicotne Illinois Chillicothe Illinois Ch? Compliments .of GEIGER HARDWARE Chillicothe Illinois C Compliments of WAITE BROS. Plumbing Q Heating Repairs Well Drilling Pumps and Service Telephone 203 3 Chillicothe Illinois Compliments ALVA PETERS ON Local and Interstate Trucking Wyoming Illinois CONGRATULATIGNS FROM LACON WQOIEN MILLS Y 1 Compliments of KIEF'S-SEFVlCElGARAGE Sales fgggigj Service EELTI glwgyj Laoon Ni' Illinois Best Wishes To SFARLANE HIGH BRomNiLYHEEIsCoTT Associated Store C.W.BMm,Omwr Laoon, Illinois --, - -,-V -- --U-A .Li ,, PETTETTT5 Dinners Lunches Fountain Service Phone 264 Lacon GAMBLES STORE Authorized Dealer Appliances 3 Hardware Workclothes Auto Parts Phone QSJ Laoon Just Across the Water Youill Find ..-,. ..--, -...- --U1---.-1-.4 5Eil4.?BEQ.E2QEl Chas. F. Smith, R,Pho Laoon, Illinois SWEET SHOP . -----1---4- Home Cooked Meals Complete Line of Sandwiches Complete Fountain Service Drive In Sweden Creme Lacon, Illinois I -f 1, - -1:2 CITIES SERVICE Lee E. Campbell Camp Grove, Illinois Phone--13 LSASSERNIMPLEMENT CO.,INC E Farm Equipment International Harvester Trucks, Refrigeration Sales and Service Edelstein Phone, l .-...... , ALTHAUS BROTHERS International Harvester MEYER APPLIANCE Q H KTING Compliments Of Refrigeration Trucks Implements Walter Meyer Parts Service , Lacon -------- LaRose Edelstein, Illinois V H 7 . ' I Lt- E C0mPliments Of Compliments Of i I Your Friendly 5 STATE BANK OF SPEER ,Member Federal Deposit Q Insurance Corporation Speer, Illinois BEN FRANKLIN STORE W. P. Loy, Proprietor Lacon, Illinois Compliments ALLEN LUMEERCCQMPANYU TEE A 5 P STORE Quality lumber I I Building Materials Lacon Illinois I Coal In Sparland Illinois J rv C is Compliments cHILLicorHEQeUtLEriN 216 North Second Chillicothe, Illinois Compliments CHILLICOTHE DAIRY Pasteurized Dairy Products ANorth 4th Street Chillicothe, Illinois BEN FRANKLIN STOREl Locally Owned --- Nationally Known , Twenty-five Departments To Serve You Everything From Sd to Rl And Up 145-147 North Second Street, Chillicothe, Ill TRQlTT5QQfHQQfffHgNKlNG CCMPQNY Established 1868 General Banking Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Chillicothe, Illinois Q T'-4' ' AA K7 CV, Wayne Feed Q Monierfs Hybrids 5 COMPLIMENTS LPM-4rg19,.S,fg ICTIQQBUTQIQ f OF Phone: 6M7l Edeistein I txoomgeiaewiii Speer, Illinois KFFRDQLQ ' Compliments Department Stores Of Lacon-Wenona-Granville Paul Reinbeck 1eC0NfB6WLiNGQEEAQE 1 fees e e- - - eve e e a -+ WELLQITEEN lSoTOCiKiFAR,l'fl T Compliments ' nm sie Lind i A o Breeders Of prep EINDLAY E JOSTEN1Q i 1 Sterling, Illinois Cattle Purebred Hereford W. S. Riddell M Sons i ' Sparland, Illinois l ,ng ?E9RI4fFWSlQ5Le-mr EDWARD SHIMPl5.SQE l CO- l l l l l Hatchery and Feeds Wurlitzer Power Spray Service Pianos and Organs King Band Instruments 617 Main Street Ph. M-2363 Peoria 4 Purina Chews i Ph. HHF-2 Eaeisnein V' CCMEATLILATLCES TO CLASS OF 1952 STREITMATTER SERVICE-fgh. 29? 225 THE HUB BALLROOM ------ '- BOGNER MACHINE AND PART CO.' ' BREEN'S MEATS M GROCTRIES' ' GEM CAFE --------- DE. BLISS ----- - - DE. PAUL J. ,LES'rEE- - - - - - HUMP'S CAFE ---- ' ' ' ALLEN'S REED STORE ---- SAUDER SALES AND SERVICE- - - - - DR. CHECK ------ - - - - - BRADFORD CAFE- - - ' FARMER'S HARDWARE ---- ' HAROLD JUSTICE SWEENY STATION' ' NERDIAN'S DRUG STORE ' J. WATERCOTT AND COMPANY' ' CHANCE WELDING COMPANY' HENRY JACKSON - - ' GEORGE GALLUP -' ' ' ' ' ' EENIE SUMr..1ITfr- - - 5-1 Lawn Ridge - Edelstein - '--Henry ' - 'Lacon Chillicothe Chillicothe ' ' 'WLacon Wyoming - Wyoming - - Wyoming - Lacon - Bradford ' Bradford ' 'Lacon ' Henry ' Henry ' Henry ' 'Sparland ' Sparland '. SE22E.'1aPd 1 5. ., ll ' , , 'A K 'L-li 'I K Wm- Q u ' 1' n s n m 1 4 I T W f Q' 55,3 u in 4.-i::.m.VN5 R 'Q A 'V tw A 'r K 'T 1 4 42: Yrrb A355- V: - L -QE . A 5612 +E Mkt. I V' 1 .-H, 4 ,-c. , 5 ',..-u- 11 s' 54 '51 Lt . -su ,lm 1 . Nik. We