Tremont High School - Echo Yearbook (Tremont, IL)

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ATHLETICS Tremont District Library 215 S. Sampson PO Box 123 Tremont, IL 61568 309 825-5432 Fax 9953 ILDS ALDS £4 225

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Senior Class Play “SPRING FEVER” • The day before Commencement things really began to happen! As Mrs. Spang- ler, who keeps the rooming house, said, “I never know if they’re in or out. They come and go so fast you couldn’t keep track of them if you were a paid spy.” Ed Burns turned his room into a chem- istry lab, where he experimented with a substitute for dynamite; Bic Lewis, the art student, set up his easel in the living room; and Howard Brant had to get in a zoology paper by three o’clock if he intended to graduate. By the united ef- forts of Howard’s Aunt Maude, his heart-interest, Anne Purcell, and his friends, he finally received his credit. The play was fast, furious, and funny with loud explosions now and then from Ed’s “stinkum stinktorum”. After an ex- citing day of spring fever, the play end- ed with everyone ready for the Com- mencement Ball. The presentation of “Spring Fever” by the seniors was one of the lighlights of the year. CAST Mrs. Spangler — Dorothy Oyer. Anne Purcell — Jeanne McLaughlin. Vivian George — Joy Pflederer. Vic Lewis — John Luick. Ed Burns — Alphie Schmied. Lou Herron — Joyce Hoffman. Howard Brandt — George Pumphrey. Henry Purcell — Robert Myers. Maude Corey — Janice Hodgson. Mrs. Purcell — Louise Bauman. Dr. Dixon — Gale Bolliger. Professor Virgil Bean—Bob Hendershott Page 28

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First row. left to right: Jim Rapp, Billy Gar- lish, Managers. Second row: Harold Hillman, Robert Hender- shott, John Luick, Kenneth Hofmann, Clinton Koch. Third row: Gale Bolliger, Gene Gardner, Jack McMakin. Robert Huette, Calvin Benson, Har- old Serunk, Elwyn Stuber, Coach Schoenfeld. BASEBALL The start of the baseball season found Coach Schoenfeld with 15 boys to whip into shape for a tough season ahead. Our first game found us on a long end of a 4 to 2 win over Morton. We won the next four games in a row, defeating Hopedale 12 to 0, Mackinaw 3 to 2, Del- avan 26 to 0, and Minier 4 to 2. The sixth game found us in a heated battle with Green Valley with the outcome 10 to 9 in favor of the latter. The last game of the season was with the Armington nine, and the outcome, Armington 0, Tremont 8. We finished the season with 5 wins and 2 losses, all in all a very good season. We-,hope to have the same team back for next season and if so it should help us out in giving them all plenty of trouble. • SEASON RECORD Sept. 10—Morton 2, Tremont 4. Sept. 13—Hopedale 0, Tremont 12. Sept. 17—Mackinaw 2, Tremont 3. Sept. 21—Delavan 0, Tremont 26. Sept. 24—Minier 2, Tremont 4. Sept. 28—Green Valley 10, Tremont 9. Oct. 1—Armington 0, Tremont 8. BATTING AVERAGES McMakin ... 18 13 9 .500 Benson ... 29 14 12 .414 Huette .. 27 7 11 .419 Luick ... 23 3 7 .304 Hillman .. 22 4 6 .276 Gardner .. 20 6 5 .250 Koch ... 26 8 5 .192 Hendershott 19 3 3 .158 Hoffman . ... 17 5 1 .059 Strunk .... 4 2 0 .000 Stuber 1 1 0 .000 Page 30