University High School - Tower Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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First Row: B. Wilder, Y. Hoover, .M. Hickey, D. Harmon, F. Abbott, P. Reed, B. Lonney, C. McMann, C. Wiley, C Hamilton, M. Aumiller, M. Kinder, j. Mercier, N. Fearheiley, F. Coan. Second Row: B. Trevier, N. Curtiss, E. Brigham, P. Peterson, B. Taylor, H. Priest, M. Bawkey, B. Baker, D. Wilson K. Dabis, R. Beeler, E. Steele, R. Reining, S. Hillman, N. Hannell, M. Schaab, M. Webb. Third 'Rowz P. Darcy, G. Lobsinger, A. Brown, E. Lebovitz, A. Gooding, P. Anderson, N. Gray, M. Reining, B. .Percy Fourth Row: G. Baird, R. Bates, K. lVfcDonald, R. Herrington, D. Campbell, iM. Ingram, R. McMillan, B. Browne P. Ziegler, P. Martin, Y. Oesch, B. J. Spellmayer. Fifth Row: C. Laskowski, B. Rolley, D. Gottschalk, B. Bunting, R. Loar, B. Dorn, B. White, D. Leslie, 1. Jetton R. Little, J. Whack, D. Walker, C. Smith, J. Donahue. Sixth Row: H. Swartz, J. Brown, T. jefferson, B. Fisher, B. Harshall, S. Sample, B. Clarck, R. Lee, D. Carter, G Harris, B. Moore, T. O'Connell, J. Zaleski. Seventh Row: Zeider, K. Wallace, B. Hillman. Eighth 'Row: B. Walker, J. Correll, J. Kroll, C. Farmer, J. Lawhorn, M. Kadlec, j. Day, R. Deidig, B. Nelson. qaaifzman efadd Immediately after three o'clock on Monday, the eighth clay of january, 1945, a stream of freshman poured out of buildings all ,over University High's campus and headed for Cook Hall. Their class sponsor, Miss Webb, had called a meeting of the ninety-seven freshiet to elect ofhcers for the coming year. Miss Webb took charge of the meeting until Martha Schaab was elected president. Then under Martha's direction the following were elected to the other oHices: Norma Hanell, vice-president, Nancy Fearhiley, secretary, Jim Laible, treasurer. Early in the year, Miss Webb and Dr. Waggoner appointed Joan Mercier, Jack Donahue, and Bill Rolley to the Student Council, Barbara Browne to the apportionment board and Bill Rolley to the assembly committee. Other freshmen who took positions are: Franklin Abbott, vice-president of the Latin Club, Nancy Fearhiley, treasurer of Thaliang and Martha Schaaib, our cheerleader. The freshman class got off to a flying start-thanks to Miss Webb-and we're sure their next three years will be very successful.

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First Row: J. Fleming, B. Saylor, F. Harrison, D. Gietsch, B. Lusher, ,M. Huffington, B. Sutter, B. Reining, E. Berner, A. Kenyon, J. Schaab, B. Corn, R. Ellerbrock, C. Parker, E. Brynhildsen. Second Row: M. Hurst, E. Oesch, D. Patterson, P. Johnson, C. Lowenstein, B. Brown, B. Dobbs, P. West, B. Thielen 'R. Mentzer, M. jones, W. Thorsen, D. Stone, H. Bane, M. Earl, M. Lawhun. Third Row: J. Corn, B. Hout, J. Holmes, D. Shepherd, P. West, B. Lowery, C. Short, F. Bonds, W. Hoover, I. Jones M. jones, R. Bankert, C. Wall, D. Colville, D. Sutton, D. Doud, D. Mattoon, B. Scaggs, W. Woodburn. Fourth Row: Berkowitz, D. Donaldson, H. Randall, D. Culbertson, F. Creager, J. Martens, D. Yates, Terrill G. Hoover, D. Elam, N. Jefferson, B. Landes, B. Mette, R. Smith, D. Knobloch. S 61014 The silly sophs did enough work Qand of course, play, tooj to Hoof most other people. They were on radio programs, went out for sports, had representatives on the Junior Red Cross, did the ushering at Girl-Shy, baccalaureate, and commencement, were monitors fand in some cases head ones, tooj, .belonged to all the clubs, took part in musical activities, and sponsored an all-school spring dance. Outstanding persons in the class are Ned jefferson, president of the class and of science club, monitor of third hour study hall, joan Kinneman, vice-president of the class, secretary of the student council, and member of the apportionment board, Barbara Thielen, secretary-treasurer of the class, Bill Meete, member of the junior Red Cross and head monitor of the huge fourth hour study hall, Pauline West, member of the student council and head monitor of the first hour study hall, David Doud, member of the student council, jerry Martens, active in sports, Bonnie Sutter, singer, extraordinary, and Bob Landis, the one who kicked so many extra points in football. The sophomore class expects to do big things during the remaining two years at University High School.

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