Stillman Valley High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Stillman Valley, IL)

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Stillman Hallvg vm: STILLMAN VALLEY, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1951 lillmun Valley Vlr. and Mrs. Clarence VanBriesen. l family were dinner guests Thurs- : of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brechters. Vir. and Mrs. I. L. Reynolds and C. Reynolds of Wilmette spent the ek-end with Dr. and Mrs. Paul De- ' ' Jff I H.s. TI EL f' it , cuuacu I ssavice Vlr. and Mrs. Boyd B. Barrick and! . Richard have returned to their E ne in Bridgeport, Conn. I lr. and Mrs. Marvin Stralow and igggRlggTED CHRISTIAN 'ce, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wood of I Sunda h I 10 rrison, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred ' ,,, I Momigy 550:15 1T'am' ith of Holcomb were dinner guests F. H A. 3 B7 . Q , I ksgiving , Evening Servicg' 7.30' m the Home of and Mrs' Paul De' . . :-'E' -1 ' 9 SJW . ' I . . . I Kishwaukee chuich' is uniting wii Eff' Thanksgiving day' - The Suu ' N555 O 5 ' N paw Aj, lllgu is a word great. mius for a special missionary servic 1. and Mrs. W. B. Barrick spent chapter he - LT 5 5 fn ,,f - . 'ls -fell s s . in mean1ng,M. Crff Id . . . uiksgiving at the home of their' 9 It ' W :gnu - 9 - C : ll the com-' Iss 1 0 ' an Enghsh mlsslonal , Attorney and Mrs. William H. Qfhrist .I :E-sei! ,QE :cv . - orlddtg lflgjidff' :vig gitgggaigialgr' .,-ici. in lzockford. 'ar a . 1 gg S V, .5955 Q S Q ve missionary guy r ir. and Mrs. Fred Smith were din- tees NS 'Q'-nr vu: 335: Q 5 'm ' . , guests at the Dr Paul DeGroff sg 5 53517 SSW e Wcdnfisday evening' 730 p' n io Slunnda i I .V go 7 N 13,2 ldlhere will be Bible study and praye Irs. W. Blllliarrick visited her sis- diy. Q X GN 'I 2 'gs uli Wayne L- Stark, PBSW Miss Dorothy Bishop, who is a .. I-, r' , gg 7 the ient at Rockford Memorial hos- ' Se 6 - Q NGREGATIONAL CHURCH Il, Sunday. radii , by Oro S lr. and Mrs. T. H. Parkinson will -V An 9 ny, ndalf School, 10 a- m- artain the following Thanksgivin 0Ca Yi I 9' 95 Ni Ufshll? Service, 11 3- me D : Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harm Gessne f- -'D'-,tail he regular monthly S053 Servlf Mr. and Mrs. Everett Harmon ' rest sir' 3 W Wiggxqgv the fslluldayfl 5Ch0faHW1llJ be I 5 f B 3 M ' Ed'th C , Eve ' -EQ ge-0 TS. arty les l'. phoof 5n2Ti1e11efsMrs.lsuSaa ,Sy Geri.: :Q lf- 22,-5 SIC will b? fumishefl 'JY tl t, and Nfr. and Mrs. Kennet ns iradeg J: M2651 F fffloirtduglnfh the tworslyiv :El . ' 0s.4 - -3 -x, . an o e ere o enjoy 1 and Mrs. Cnfford can Karen C331 X 7321 Lina Sinai treat. The junior choir is 1 and Mrs. James Toons sp ,l f. i arge of Mrs. Joan Glendenning an k, d- Chu h - d I .- S e Mrs. Virginia Wiles. 15.2 Q12 niiflffi ivi2fK EE.S'la1. - L ,s E it Wednesday, Nov- 28' remember th Ir. and Mrs. George Lewis, Mr.g ,I ' iihvxl ,g,,.c.x.Rj3 . , 'ig mlly night SUPPGT- Mrs. Francis Willkiomm and 4- if , i' ? ricia were dinner guests of Mr 9J3g,69'0p, 2f WAUKEE COMMUNITY Mrs. Clinton Hin, Sunday. Wg, 025 ' BCH iss June Woodcock was a dinne f W Q2 get inf? I :idly School. 10 B- m- Boost YOU st Monday of Mrs. Merle Thomas J' 5. sa QQ ' alas' , h, h 11 lymn, ,, A N Q- In ' ornmg wors' ip. our, la. m. I rc' Jerry Holqnist spent tnyweek L li' 55: 1 We e r is nursery is maintained during thi at the home of his parents, Mr. Die S-5-621 gtk ,ga M5 S said hogglior Christian E d will Ms.Pt H l 't. . oi' --9 ' n eavor me' ,r. rande lll.rs.0 lllldfdette Johnson l Pers A' I ' . . Y'-q, fl' he gov' at Carrie A112118 apartment in Roch Ronnie moved into the Frank Jogn Swanfsii' 46' 'V N wg Q93 t n I' t- 1ford!8p'm'. . it residence which they urchas- egs - en Go 'Egg .f '60 G9 Q9 is . to e Colm meal H1811 school C- E- Will have tlwi ' P ble. '7' .Q 'SW -Q '. f 99 Qt 05 ' imes even a whole I ' , .ecentlyy last Saturday- , o Q QJQP 4. o .4 Q 93 oo 09 . meeting at Sharon Ippens home. r and Mrs Sanford Hultman and Sportsmans ' ?o 'IP V n 0 5' 99? 50' ed from Flght' fqr Satllfdlyi Nov- 242 3 P- l'l'l-, Youn. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carlson, iJOg:nE:T??Iln 06122-gi'g??Q Smith govt, Whi z word against thelrjgfolile? lzartgogor Grant Macombel - es mm er . :ge mgierwlltlig Tqglrligniggd Dick Armour. ' ' 'These are just a few of the thous-I Tuesdasyy Nomiey. 2 nb mn, women: of M d MSL, Carl Cn 1 gn g Smile - Bonnie Hendrickson ' John and and one reasons we have to give prayer band. r alfa aghs Lage Bfgrsoslgent Swansun. ' thankslfor this year. Take a little. Wednesday, Nov. 28: 8 ni mn Pia jay with and Mrs' Robert LBUEIII- Gloria Metheny, George tulle' sit dgwn and Put some thoughtineer Girls' club meeting. Mid-wee mett of shiriand. Glfajdfrnlng- :O it :fd Imfafe filitnfoulfllbe able IF-fiendlhip hfwnwrriee- r. and' Mrs. George Seeberg and M 3 - Donna Herring' David owl? gotmnlialle newline t?,:,e-'onset' H g ' Q V o ' 'M A bah aM. aM .cl agtuson' y ' . l I1 P :..1.. all ....2.?:... 5.231122 vqwwaml Jw '9 l '9 Im mder and Pauline, Mary Dobnick, Elxxfhgzlgzis - CUOIYY1 Manusix '-'- t u M and Mrs. Roland Freeberg and . ' , ' ' ly were supper guests of Mr. and Seagal - Donna Herring' Fred, Graduate In Servlce Ivar Freeberg, Saturday eve- Flirt L Anene Blume Dick Riek- Pvt. Jason Dietrich graduated with The goal of SQ,000, established fo . L n W iff t th k en. ' The :lags oi '17 sg time? Tillman Val- ,she athletic lighting prcligiit, haslnow 'S- Ol-US 0 SPED 0 Wee - - H . . . ' ey ig sc oo. e'e t ort e armyl een approximate y a rea izec n Chicago. N M 53132221 Lme Betty smith' David on August 30, 1951, and was stationed IThe chart showing the progress of th '. and Mrs. A. H. Beebe .were Studioug - Rebhrta Km ht E1 at Fort Sheridan for almost two ,fund has been posted in the bank. I78 of Mr- and MVS- Frank B- Sanders 3 ' wyn weeks. After leaving Fort Sheridanf The next activity for the benefi Q1 f95milY at Cliflwny I5-:I mr,...+ sun... L. N... . .. . . Ihr- was sent tn Cnmn Chnffn Av-rf Inf +L. lanma-.. :.....a ...an x... .. ,a.......

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-,V ..1-V yi , If Q f Tm. 'x i 'r?' Q' Monday March lOth the Parent Teachers Association sponsored the Annual Carnival. This is a night devoted to fun. Thanks to the good work of the committees, appointed an air of fe stivity prevailed in the entire school building. The evening began with a cafeteria style supper. Tickets for entertainment were sold in the gym. Entertainment in- cluded a food both, fish pond, fortune telling, basketball, ringing a duck, dart throwing, and ball tossing. A magician show was given by Louie Champlain and a home talent show was put on by the Hollingsworths and Mrs. Darby. There was a Wonders of chemistry demonstration by the students of the chemistry class, after this there were two movies shown. At the end of an active evening the second annual P. T. A. carnival came to a close. lt was said to have been even more successful than the first. The committee announced that approximately 55417. OO was cleared. These funds were divided between the hot lunch program and the lights for the athletic field. l952 CAR IVAL

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NF' ROW I: B. L.iFlc-ur, B. Hendrickson, M. Swanson, S. Stevens, D. Bolthouse, C. Manus, J. Colligan, R. Frank. ROW 2: Mrs. Nuppunaii, C. Vaupcl, S. Bosecker, Y. Abney, V. White. D. Blobaurn, A. Cash, M. Groenhagcn, J. Kimtzlimii, T. McCamiiiond, J. Van Bresson, D. Halsne. ROW 3: B. Halsne, D. Young, M. McGhee, C. Schaffer, R. Hayes, S. Geiger, P. Lace, N. Foster, M. Fischer, B. Preston, C. Gill, I. Blobanrn. ROW 4: J. Wills, P. Lace, ll. Mueller, S. lppcn, D. Stocking, l. Grey, G. Methenny. L. Glendenning, L. Manus, D. Herring, P. Friday, S. H.it-hncy. ROW 5: M. Miller, B. Smith, V. Cox, P. Fraley, A, Blume, A. Hayes, R. Knight, E. Lamont, M. Erxlchtin. This year the Stillman Valley F. H. A. Chapter has an enrollment of 56 members. Our meetings are held the first Friday of each month. Our important Activities were as follows. We served hot lunches for the grade and high school. Theinitiation of the new members followed by the Slumber Party, held in the high school gym. Mrs. Nuppenau, advisor, and five officers attended the House of Delegates meeting at waterman. At our christmas party we went caroling and then had our party. The Spring Rally was held at Stillman Valley this year. Our chapter held a Family Potluck Supper and a Mother Daughter Banquet. This year our representatives at F. H. A. Camp at East Bay, Bloomington were Pat Lace and Margaret Miller. F.H xxgADiKfR30 Q Awlllflllzi Y, President . . Vice -President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Reporter, . . Parlimentarian Historian . . Songleader . . Chapter Mother Advisor . . . 36 , Donna Bolthouse . Carolyn Manus . . Sue Stevens . Marilyn Swanson . . .Betty I..aFleur . Bonnie Hendrickson . . . June Colligan . . . Ruth Frank . Mrs. Gus Swanson Mrs. Henry Nuppenau