Vienna High School - Illianna Yearbook (Vienna, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1950 volume:

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Months passed while blue prints were drawn and finally the bids on construction were 'taken and opened. The weeks that followed were full of disappointment for prices had sky-rocketed and much of the original plan had to be altered. The auditorium, shops and bus garage had to be sacri- ficed, as did additional gymnasium space, before the plans could be whittled down sufficiently to meet the funds on hand. At last the final blue prints were complete and once again bids were taken. The Rust Construction Com- pany of Belleville, Illinois, was awarded the contract and in October, 1948, ground was broken and actual construction began. The year of 1948-1949 was a difficult one but school went on over and around the activities of workmen. This year those Freshmen of 1946 graduate from the completed build- ing. The classes which follow will take the lockers, the cafeteria, the spa- cious halls and pleasant class rooms of the new building for granted but the Class of '50 will always feel that the new building is somehow pe- culiarly their own, and so the lllianna of 1950 attempts to tell the story of the community and the men, the faculty and the student body who planned and worked for and now work and study in the new building . rms is inf cummuniii From these towns and villages and from the farms along the roads that link them come the students of Vienna High School. 6, ti'g I. ...---.l ....- r' ,s 'mm' ,Q 1 3 liwk 135: NlPPEl1'S eiiocaiw --J Tunnel ew Burnside. Ola PK Buncombe desk' i . KP D S I., A ' -Y, so s itit iiii 4 Hull , 'V Vlehhas u g C' I L I , 2 Q.. 1 l W -L, . xx fl gr V' m y W i 1 ff ? '. u t I'---- U pvc-N I . 1 So- nv. ,'Bc.li4 na - New Q,oIumii ia I .l , X. 'r ss:-H Sas A .. an was XX ' 'in . F I 9 A ' , L -, mi nt I 'L ufltllr' f ,i ,V , ,,Z7lf?V56 ,LV Wf Y , 7 Wx? is' v' 'lf '- is MQ W pi , ,,,,,.. f f B. W. Hunsaker, Principal These are the men-the men on the school board and the principal-the men who planned, figured, and worked toward the new building . There were many nights that lights burned until all hours while Mr. Hun- saker and the board labored over the many problems that arose concerning the new building . But they are more than eight individuals. They represent the entire community whose money and interest were bound up in the ven- ture-the merchants, professional men, and the farmers. Here are the jobs that represent school district 13-3. The late Mr. F. E. Worrell was president of the school board when the plans for the new building were begun. Even though his health was- bad he worked as hard as any one individual toward the final goal of the building and though he was unable to see its completion, it is nevertheless, in part at least, a memorial to his life-long interest in the improvement of educational opportunities for the children of Johnson County. Mr. Leslie Hogshead, President. Mr, Hogshead is the owner and proprietor of the Hogshead Feed and Produce Store in Vienna. He resides in Vienna. Dr. Earl A. Veaeh. Dr. Veach is a practicing physician in Johnson County and the sur- rounding area. He resides in Vienna. Mr. Hal W. Johns. Mr. Johns is the station agent for the New York Central Railroad in New Burnside. He resides in New Burnside. Mr. Otis McHenry is a part- owner of a general store in Buncombe. He resides in Bun- combe. Mr. William H. Beauman. Mr. Beauman owns and operates the Top 'O the World Orchards south of Tunnel Hill. He re- sides near Tunnel Hill. Mr. W. E. Smith. Mr. Smith is the owner and proprietor of Smith's Hardware Store in Vi- enna. He resides in Vienna. Mr. Clifford Veach. Mr. Veach is the Gulf Oil distributor for this area. He also raises beef cattle on his farm at West Vi- enna. He resides in Vienna. Y n-.i f, t NN mi M3 I ey W I I II ll in I up Ti I III ,I II, III ,, IJ l 2 'e - i' 'ie -5 i ta i e R L V Vi 5 A WTAE 3? MM W ' LL - 1 1.5 5 .f f ,wp 4 if 9, , 2- Y ,rl V ' , I H Yyrfh - . If K , , t , i ' e rl' Stir 351 it if -it 'gf E 5 X wa , N I- I ,. I .ir IIIQI I Q A , gee I , ' new 3 7 Wx ' I . I we ,, 4 iii a ' it it fit E1 E m B I I I . . . the day they broke ground for the foundation? . . . . the parade we had to thank the voters for the new building? fi I ' gg,fI,l , . , . the steel floor joists and trying to figure out where every- . . .the bricks and chimney going up at last? thing would be? 4. ,uw ....., it 9 N TU Bmcunnu smnf K2 iii.,-f' wi , kLL,, M..Wmm ,f4 1 ' M A, V! if , f I f I fy f af M, , www, ,. Y ', '1'f?f' ww Eg:-5. . -I ,gr--jf, f-Qzff' ww 1 1' W ' 'ff' ' ff:-az: H Y is I ir , T 'WWA ' W Q A ' ,V .W 3 fff f , ff .. I ,5 , ,, 2 ,V ng W 4, l 'f 'L I v-A232 , 'Mi sf , , L f.,, ,g .. W , ,W -N . , .W , 1 wi i . WW I Wwjw V, ,. .. ,, I W ., 'sh up .X , M Dfw 4 f M, m4,,,,,,,.A ,. ik ' WL V ,,.. , W. W N , 6. Gibson Hall. The orchestra and chorus practice room. 7. The storage room for the chemistry department. 8. Mr. John Hoop, Superintendent of the Rust Constructi Rudy Wolthouse, carpenter foreman. on Company and The clock in the office. The bells now ring on time. Kindred Hunter, electrician. Mr. Samuel Shoemaker, representative for McCoy Wil- son, architects. E l J .4 S Au ROBERT WARMACK Algebra I, Ilg Geom- etryg Physicsg Trig: Driving. JESSIE VEACH Biologyg Speechp Pub- lications. WQQXX Q ,, o - WW ,, gh..-M ., K, ,-f--'M JENNEVIEVE xf Q noasnrson it An I, ug English 1. ....-..--U' FRANCES AMOS Girls' P. E. EWING LAWRENCE Asst. Principalp Social Studiesg Geologyg Con- servation. I2 ., ' o ff K g if gf, A fi A is 5 IETTY McCLELLAN Ge ne ral Scuence, Chemistry' Geometry z SIDNA MULLINEAUX English III, IV. GLENN JONES Coachg Boys' P. E. JACQUELINE HARRIS Home Economics I, II MAMIE REXER Latin I, Ilg E nglish FHIIUIIU WAYNE CHESTER Practical Mathg Civicsg Algebra I. MARJORIE KANN World Hisforyg Librar- ian. AUSTIN GIBSON Orchestra 5 Chorus. JACK SH ETLER Agriculture I, Il, IV. RUTH WALKER Commerce. Student Office Assistants, Left to Right: Mary Lee Locke, Gilbert Dalton, Edith Lawrence, Frank Deaton, Paul McCuan, Rosalee Phelps, Louise Ailes and Rosemary Taylor. Tom Daniels, Janitor Den Willis, Assistant Janitor THE!! HELP THE IHHEELS 60 HRUUHD Mrs. Russell Reipe, Mr. Hunsaker's Secretary. Mn. Ned Gillespie, Secretary of Veteran's Administration and Office Assistant. Librarians, Left to Right: Carolyn Huckleberry, Luna Farley, Wilma Potts, Ettie Belle Potts, Irene Deaton, Elizabeth Poole and Juanita Rushing. fl Z, - :H f I i ,. lr' . hQ'.g.'fif.4'Q -- ..I ?3 7M-W.-T' 1, . 5, , . , , f.,' - - .1151 THIS IS THE UJHU IUE BUHIE T0 3CHll0l ' XXNWX HI F ,irww'x Xm,. lu 4 , 6 J ,. A i ,f gffhf, 1 -an : , Q va, in 94 ffl.. Omrlr Bus 2 Cypress lux M' Cari Simmons, drr-.1 r , W 'N Mr, Owen Webb, driver , , , . , 33- vm: . A. ., ,M , f.mf,f.,5g4-..,Q. A A , A , r r '4 ' fm A 'f-'Fai-1, .,::.,'1. . 5 , 1 W- ,,-V ,' - rv ,QW - x 1 . 1 ' r r FA gh .Te ' ,ri 5 'EAE1',,,, P '?'2 , p ' , - eg, -' - 1 H -,, , ri , :--V. I it , f A rf?-,'1'75'3f ' Yff:Qff3'Me.i garmin, , 4 ' W , V,g1f,g:-'35 ' r r . w..-rm-s:.5.s', 1 H W- 11.-f .. - . ' ' . 4f'f'?:F'l3fh q,Vlf 5. vii 'ru 1' Q1 nv ' ?q?'T?3!.f'2:ll!!gif4 Fr- 4'-sg' 'gi ft sew 'tg Q Y I 4 A 45 1 1 Z . J' , Q, ' Q if Q Ai gf V' aff is 11 Q f' ' ' ' 5 K ' . ' f ... l,.n...'? 1'l 1173 A qs . 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Did you ever see them when they weren't holding hands? 2. Jackie Tite and Joan Boner the most mischievous of the mischievous seniors. Whenever they were around you just nat- urally Iooked for tacks in your chair. 3, Friendliest were Cherry Ann Crews and Lewis Stewart. They always were around to lend a helping hand and a smile to all their classmates of V.H.S. 4. Best athletes were Georgene Roberts and Val Gene Flora. They'd rather play basketall than eat. Well, nearly- 5. Most stadium . were Ruth Hook and Paul McCuan. They always made top grades and were always willing to share their knowledge. SElllllllS President .- .................... Phonzie Philbrick Vice Pres. ........................ Joe McHenry Sec. Treas. .................... Georgene Roberts FUH US THE HElH BHlllllllH IS THE lUllllllllElll Ill ll FUUH-HEHH UHEHIH. During the entire four years which the Class of '50 worked and played at Vienna High School the new building cast a shadow of excitement and expectation over almost every important ac- tivity. Though the old building was crowded and uncomfortable, though students sat in double seats in the study halls and there was no place to put books or hang coats they assured each other that in a little while there would be an end to the inconveniences. But inconveniences did not stifle the ambition or abilities of the class. Outstanding in sports, they made up the majority of one of the school's most successful first ten in basketball. Their prom, held because of construction then in progress, off campus for the first time in years, was nevertheless suc- cessful and well-attended. Their Junior and Sen- ior plays brought to life the unforgettable ln- ner Willy . But their last year was made mem- orable by the fact that during that the new building became an actuality and the four-year dream was fulfilled. i. The decoration committee for the '49 prom: J. George, J. Rushing, G. Roberts, M.,Grant, H. Huckleberry, G. Hickom, C. Yandell. 2. The typical seniors, M. Grant, R. Webb, J. Hogshead, A. Hunsaker, at their typical pastime-Ioafing. 3. Roy Jim Hogshead Rogers and pony Nancy . 4. Behind the disguise it's really Dean Nicholson. 5. Mary Ann Caraker and Ramon Webb. 6. Ettie Belle Potts enjoying Latin. .Ma I LOUISE AILES IDU Quoin High 2 yrs.g Hi-Tri Club llg Bandg Glee Club llp G. A, A4 Pep Club Ilp Modern Dance.l Youth for Christ llg Orchestra llp Chorus llp P. E, Clubg Chemistry Clubg Senior Play. SElllllllS NORMA JEAN ALLBRITTEN Chorus IVQ Orchestra lllg T. A, B. Clubg Intramural Basketballg Youth for Christy Chemistry Club: P. E, Clubg Latin Club ll. DELORES ANDERSON VIRGIL ANDERSON Orchestra llg T. A. B. Clubg B Club F Intramural Basketballg Youth for Christg P. E. Club. BILLY LEE BELL Track llg F, F. A. lllg Youth for Chrlstj P. E. Clubg Intramural Basketball. 20 DAVID BELLAMY Scribbler's Club: Camera Clubg T. A. B. Club: Orchestra llg Junior Playg Publications llg Chemistry Clubg Escort to Queen Attendant '48-'49g Sen- ior Play. JOAN BONER WALDRON L BROWN T. A. B. Clubg Intramural Bas- Intramural Basketball Track Ill ketballp F. H. A. lllg F. H. A, S ball Il P E b Reporterg Orchestra llg Chorus llg P. E. Club. DON BUNDREN Track lllg Basketball Managerg F. F. A.g P. E. Club: Senior Play. SElllllllS FREDDIE BURGESS MARY AN N CARAKER Latin Club llg Orchestra IV: Pep Clubg Intramural Basketblallg Cheerleader lllg T. A. B. Clubg Scribbler's Clubp Youth for Christy Publications llg P. E, Cluby Chemistry Clubg Basket- ball Queen Attendant '49-'50g Senior Play. NORMA CARLTON Orchestra ltlg T. A. B. Club Latin Club llg Intramural Bas ketballg Junior Playg Chorus ll F. H. A. llg F. H. A. Reporter P. E. Clubp Senior Play. MARY CHOATE Chorusg F. H. A. llg F. H. A. Treasurerj Latin Club. CHERRY ANN CREWS T. A. B. Clubg Scribbler's Clubg Intramural Basketballg Latin Club llg Orchestra ll. Youth for Christ Ilj F. H. Aj P. E. Clubg Basketball Queen '49-'5O. JOAN CUMMINS GILBERT DALTON lNew Columbia High 3 yrs.l F. lCreal Springs High l yrg Glee H. A.g Chorus. Clubg Freshman Play.l 2l SElllllllS BERNARD DAVIS GLORIA DAWES FRANK DEATON IRENE DEATON Intramural Basketballp Basket- Cheerleader lVg Librarian llg Office Assistantg T. A. B. Clubg Scribbler's Clubg Pep Club: gn- ball Managerg Orchestra llg Pep Latin Club llg Queen Attendant Youth for Christ. tramural Basketballg Junior Clubg P. E. Clubg F. F. A.7 Sen- '46-'47g P. E.Clubg F. H. A. llg Playp Youth For Christ llj Or- ior Play. Senior Play. chestra lllg T. A. B. Clubg Chorus llg Publications llg Li- brariang P. E. Club. GENE DIXON GEORGIA LEE DIXON CLIFTON DUNN BILL G. ELLIOTT F. F. A. IVg T. A. B. Clubg ln- Intramural Basketballg Orches- lCypress High I yr.g Softballg F. F. A. lllg President F. F. A tramural Basketball: P. E. Club. trap F. H. A. Basketballj Softball lllg Basket- ball Illg Trackp F. F. A. 22 CHARLES ETHERIDGE F. F. A. IV. SEIIIIIIIS LUNA ANNETTE FARLEY Girls' Triog Orchestra lllg T. A. B. Clubg Latin Club llg Libra- rian llp Youth For Christ llg Chorus IV KPresident l, Sec. II. VAL GENE FLORA Basketball lVg Track lVp Soft- ball IVQ Intramural Coach llg P. E. Club. JOE GEORGE fBelknap High I yr.g Softball, Basketball? Latin Club Ilg Jun- ior Playg Intramural Basketball Softball lllg Basketball Ig P. E Clubg President Chemistry Club MARY GRANT HAROLD LAVERNE EMMA HAMBLETON BOBBIE GENE Chorus lll Nice President II: GRAY Chorus IVQ Youth For Christ l, HARPER Girls' Triog Youth For Christ II F. F. A. llp Intramural Basket- F. F. A. llp Intramural Bgskeg- Nice President Ilg Queen At- ballg Track IV: Basketball II5 ball. tendant '49-'50. Chorus llp P. E. Club: Senior Play. 23 1 SEIIIUHS EDNA HESTER GERALDINE HICKOM JIM HOGSHEAD RUTH HOOK ChOruS: F. H. A. ll. Chorus llj Youth For Cl'1fiSf: ln- Orchestra lg Basketball lVg Chorus llg Intramural Basket- tramural Basketball. Track IVQ Softball IVJ T. A. B. ballj Latin Club llj Scribblers Clubg Sec.-Treas. of Sophomore Clubg Youth For Christj P. E. Classp P. E. Clubg Chemistry Clubg Chemistry Clubg Senior Club. Play. 11 . HELEN HUCKLEBERRY Orchestra lVj Chorus lg Pep Clubg Intramural Basketballg Cheerleader lllg Latin Club llg T. A. B. Clubg Scribblers Clubg Youth For Christy Publications llg Editor of Vi Hi Opinion: Queen Attendant '49-'50g P. E. Clubg Chemistry Clubg Senior Play, 24 it ANN HUNSAKER BOBBIE CARL NORMAN LAVERN Pep Clubp Camera Clubj Or- JACKSON JONES chestra lV CPres. llg Latin Club F. F. A, Intramural Basketballg Track lPres 8. Vice Pres.Jg Intramural Managerg Orchestra llg F. F. A. Basketballg Librariang President llg Publications llg Escort for Scribblers Clubg T. A. B. Club: Junior Playg Music Letterj Pub lications llg Editor of Illilnna, P. E. Clubp Chemistry Club Senior Play. r Queen Attendant '48f'49g P. E. Clubg Senior Play. RONALD G. KERLEY intramural Basketballg F, F. A. llg Youth For Christg P. E, Club. SElllllllS EDITH FERN LAWRENCE Chorus lg Office Girlg School Store. MARY LEE LOCKE Orchestra lVg Pep Clubg T. A. B. Clubg Intramural Basketball Latin Club llg Scribblers Club Office Girlg Youth For Christg Chemistry Clubp Publications. 1 PAUL McCUAN T. A. B. Clubg Orchestra lg Of- fice Assistantg P. E. Clubg Escort to Queen Attendant '49-'5O. w ef JOE MCHENRY JOAN MELVIN WARD MIGHELL CARL VAN MCUNT T. A. B. Clubg Freshman Class lTatt High, Chicago, Ill. l yr.g lntramural Basketballj F. F. A. Intramural Basketball lilg Latin Presidentg Sophomore Vice G. A. A.g Girls' Glee Clubl Club: Orchestra llg Track, P L Presidentg Basketball lVg Soft ball lVg Track lllg Junior Play Scrubblers Clubg Publications Youth For Christ Ilg P. E. Club Escort to Queen Attendant '49 '5Og Intramural Basketball Man ager and Retereeg Senior Play. 1 - Youth For Christy P. E. Clubg Club. Parliamentarian in F. l-l. AJ Senior Play. 25 GEORGE MULLINAX ICypress High I yr.g Basketballg Softballl President Sophomore Classp Softball lllg Track lllg Latin Clubg Intramural Basket- ballg Junior Playg Youth For Christp Chemistry Clubg P, E. Clubg Campaign Manager for Queen Attendant '49-'5Og Sen- ior Play. SEIIIIIIIS HAZEL MURRIE OLEN MYERS DEAN NICHOLSON T. A. B, Clubg Chorus III5 Latin Intramural Basketballg P. E. lMarion High I yr.j Trackl In Clubg Youth For Christ. Clubg Chemistry Club. tramuraI.BasketbaIIp P. E. Club ROSALEE PHELPS lRobbs High III Latin Club Ilg F. H. A.j Youth For Christg Of- fice Girl, 26 PHONZIE PHILBRICK Freshman Secretary and Treas- urerg Basketball Illg Softballg Track Ilg President P. E. Clubg President Senior Classy Escort to Queen Attendant '49-'5O. Escort for Basketball Queen '49 '5Op Senior Play. MARIE PICKENS Publicationsg Art Editor of Illi- anna Staff. ELIZABETH ANN POOLE Intramural Basketball IIIg Youth For Christy Chorus II. SElllllllS RAYMOND IDWARD AUDREY POTTS ETTIE BELLE POTTS 'OUTER Orchestrag P. E. Clubg Pep Clubp Latin Club llg F. H. Aj Chem- F. F. A. ll. Youth For Christ. istry Clubg Librarian ll. GEORGENE ROBERTS lEldorado High llg G. A. A. llg Pep Club lip Home Economics Club llg Science Club llj Biol- ogy Club llg Basketball Captaing Softball llg Latin Clubj Bandg Sophomore Class Vice-Presi- dentl Latin Club llg intramural Basketball Ilg P. E. Club: Youth For Christy Senior Class Secre- tary and Treasurerp Senior Play. HAZEL RODGERS JAMES H. RODGERS ROMA JEAN ROSS Chemistry Club. lCrab Orchard Community High Chorusg F. H. A. Vice President llg Custodian Committee Ilgl llg Youth For Christ ll. F, F. Ag F. F. A, Secretary, JUANITA RUSHING F, H. Ag Sophomore Queen At- tendantj Junior Class Presidentp Chorus: Orchestra llg Youth For Christ Secretary and Treasurer. 27 SEHIUHS JAMES RUSSELL HELEN SANDERS PHYLLIS J. F. F. A. iv. F. H. A. llg T. A. B. Clubg 5C ERBAUM Chorusg Latin Club. Chorus lllg Youth For Clwrisfg F. H. Aj P, E, Club. BETTY JOAN SHOEMAKER lMiami, Florida, lV2 yr.g P, E. Clubp Glee Club? Chorus lV2g F. H. A, llg P. E. Clubg Junior Playg Junior Queen Attendantg Junior Secretary and Treasurerg Senior Play. LOUDEAN SHOEMAKER RUBY SIMMONS VIOLET SIMMONS lMiami, Floridag Glee Club: G, T. A. B. Club ll. Chorus lllg Orchestrag Latin A. A.l F. H, A. llj P. E. Club: Club ll: P- E- Club: FA H- A- Senior Play. 28 BOBBY LEE SMITH sfniiiiis BETTY LEA STANLEY LEWIS STEWART VIOLET RUTH RHODENE TAYLOR Intramural Basketball ll, Chorus lRoosevelt Junior High, Rich- TANNER Intramural Basketball ll, Pep ll, F. H. A. ll. mond, California, l yr., Ameri- Youth For Christ. Club, Orchestra IV, T. A. B. can Club.J lRichmond Union Club, Junior Play, P, E. Club, l-ligh, l yr., California, lntra- Chemistry Club, Senior Play. mural Football, Basketball and Volleyball, Spanish Clubl Soft- ball, Basketball, Track, Youth For Christ, intramural Basket- ball Manager, P. E. Club, Crowned Basketball Queen of '49-'50, Senior Play. BOBBY RAY TAYLOR ROBERT EARL TAYLOR DELORAS JUNE TEAL JACKIE RAY TITE F. F. A. Ill. F. F. A. IV: OfCl'leSffH ll! ln- Intramural Basketball ll, T. A, llfquality High, l yr.l F. F. A. 'fam'-Hal Baskefball lvl P. E. B. Club, Orchestra ll, Latin ll, P. E. Club, intramural Bas- Club, Youth For Christ, Senior Club, F. H. A. ketball ll, Play. 29 SEIIIIIIIS PATRICIA J. SARAH TRIGG NORMA LOUISE BONNIE WALKER TREECE Illobbs High 1 yn TRIP' T. A. B, club. Orchestra lllg Latin Club II5 L,-,fin Club ll: FUI-LA45 Chorus: SCVIIDIUIEVS' Cll-Ib! CIWOVUSI lnffa' Youth For Christ Ilg Chemistry mural Basketballg P. E. Clubp Club, Publications. RAMON WEBB ROBERT WILLYARD RUTH WOOD Softball IVQ Basketball IVg Intramural Basketball llg Jun- Ilielknap High I yr.j Cheer- Trackj F, F, A.: Chemistry ior Playp Chemistry Clubg P. E. leaderI F. H. A. II. Clubg Escort ro Queen Attend- Clubg Senior Play. ant '49-'5O. 30 MARY CATHERINE YANDELL Latin Club IIg Orchestra Illg Pianist of Chorusg Youth For Christ llg President of F. H. A.g Chemistry Club. , JK' 'fili i s v 3 '6 Si X -Q I. Fifth Hour P. E. Class. FIRST ROW-Flora Jo Crenshaw, Nellie Ann Evans, Janet Rainbolf, Barbara Rose, Miss Frances Amos, SECOND ROW-Glenna Murrie, Shirley Craig, Virginia Stewart, Alice Russell, Lodema Stewart, Carolyn Huckleberry. 2. Latin ll-Shirley Tanner, Ertic Belle Potts, Becky Jane Murrie, Jimmy Worrell, Violet Simmons, Rosalee Phelps, Luna Farley and Miss Rexer. 3. Need a prop, Olen, wilh all that new school building to lean on? 4 Mi. Gibson tuning Esther Rifchey'5 viola. 5. Kindred Hunter insiall- ing the new clock. 6. Last year we had no room in our lockers for our books, but fhis year we have room for books, coats and all. i W President ............ Sec. Treas.- - - lllE HHE lilllll UlE HHVE ll UEHH lEEl ,Wg li -2 cus: M' ilUlllllllS CLASS OFFICERS ---Tom Hogshead Vice Pres. --.. ..-- G ordon Brewer -- -Gloria Keltner vvvwfx 5 0 . lll EllilllU THE llElll BUILDING HllVlllllllliES.MsJf5 30 frifwau 4 The Junior Class, as is iiie way wiiii all Jiinioi ciasses, iiiis year iw ,wifliltf forward rather than back. Behind them are three years of enthusiastic ef- fort-a satisfactory record in sports, a difficult and different class play successfully presented, a highly enjoyable prom and picnic. They, too, have suffered the difficulties and inconveniences ofvthe new building's construc- tion but for them the coming year holds the possibilities of many new and more satisfying activities. They look forward to using the library which next year will be func- tioning smoothly in its new location. The cafeteria and science labs, the projection room and new office will all be in use for the first time through- out the year. As a result the Class of '5l, though proud of the record set in the years just past, looks forward eagerly to the coming year and all ' will hold. S MW 1' Qfdjli X 7x li f..fCf 'x if Edna Mae Baker David Boyd Norma Davidson Georgia Harner Ronald Pickering Don Rion Barbara Ross Doris Belcher ssl w5e,zz,W'J f vw - 3 Q L , - , il . 5' W? - V 6: ' if 1 I F w . V I James Brown 5 g w- s ' X :. Jilxlr F is ,- L f , 1 , vi' Vernita Dunn Q p i , ' on owe , ig Bonnie Flora REV '- , ' ' f ,M .,,, ., ,V JUHIUHS K., s i B l V? f :- arf 'fwEf KYB 'wr ,, V,VVV L J' Xa ,,,, Dick Boyd Glenn Breeden 3 :-, V 625 ,Ag F E x George Capron Melbl Cook 1, x x .1 , 5 I - - Q ' ' , 4 :HV - 1, A -' Q ' k:,,,,,Q . ,V.:,...,,. ff E . -HMV ff.,,,:,a--In .1 QV M Van, ,-'..1,, ' - UH lf, ' jf: f .,'Q,,'v 2l1q:1:f14rg:7,'::7 V - :Ig 545521255 5555 grgfsty.. ,sw N: f . V if get f 1- .Q VSQQW-li ' - Virgil Dunn Lola Mae Fairless L , . W Xxx I Robert Fowler ef? .f Q? arg L . 1 'S 452' F ll l ,. ,. if Gordon Brewer FIVE BY00kS i I 'E' ,wg ,. nf? V' K, , ff' fi' if Vw Q- f, Jim Corbitt La Dora Deaton 1557 V if it Q41 V N -sf. X .lf B Tom Farley James Faulkner ernVhA' gg Vfg fl H F , 'wiv 5' 1 rr r o A Q Dean Gould Wayne Hamer Freddie Harper . : .-,zdiilf Q L V V M- Tinrv- A ,hi Q, ish- H4 y. V Q1 Billy Brown Ernest Dunn Barbara Fitzgerald Titel? M53 4' is ' M f f wig, 5 X Y ME M Clifford Helm lbl W A A Q U, ,.,V, V .ff ' - Vo V - f ' W G ' ' fee- if . l'-- Y l' .V V fifl ' 451' , ' 'E f F -. x s 3 B B B F -i , ' 'G E ' , .,., , X W A . , , X . me , 'ff F P H meeizfw ' n if FV - I f Floyd Helm Frances Henard Norma Hester Ray Hester Tom Hogshead Surilda Hundley A V' V- V - ' . H H 3 , W ff ,',, 'K ' N , l .',,VV if 3 V Q e V - Effmf , .. .- 173 . Sis' K -0 b e A? f' T51 fi Z- i ' W x A - B Billy Johnson Patsy Jones David Keen Gloria Keltner Andrew Kerley Steve Kerley 33 'ba H ,, f I le, I as -E p li ' , f M,-Q' qi Doyle Kerr Charlotte Mathis xxx tara! A ,, 5 'Ki ANL.: 1 Frank Nutty tx Bonnie Rainbolt N3 fs.. gc- Q jak Franklin Simmons . th TE , wp-4-. fi 1 , , fd, ,,-.,, V . 'ef.n .g,ag, ff Earlene Turner JUHIUHS fe. rag. r a ., M':.,. I my K A N . yi. J ., Bobby Lavender Wiley Mathis ' , 1 K lny 5 fr i' or 'fiiffifi f K ' y x A vf-A f-if-meal Perry Mathis . HM , ' 5 Qs. s A -. Thelma Parr f gi 'Wx M 9 -si 'Pie s Charles Moore Mary Ann Plater .. ffl ' , 2 xg, . ur gl , al ., 3 .. W e ,al i .bil Aleta Riley Esther Ritchey 1 2? H V 2 , . A A' - A 'uw ,ty v , j ,V if Robert Smith Frank Stout I f i' ..,, 5 K ., 1 , .,.. - ti S J r Geneva Vins on Geraldine Walker Virginia Lingle E J 'fi ' an EL.. 'W , . 1 : , .'L'i ffi 2 , pug, Becky Jane Murrie -if, 4' Q N' June Potts X, K tg-xx. ' Walter Robinson f - Shirley Tanner 1 ix 1. x f 'ff' , Q B X iw I . N Melba Mc Govan Hillman Mc lntire Boneva Newbold DOHBH NBWMHH i ' ,qw- it Wi 'fi L... ,l fy at :s. 'H fi x ri? Y 1 x 1 W f ,Gi , .is Sui 4 2 Wilma Potts Margaret Racey A f'f ' t 1 ' -5 ii - 2 'Q :',, , '.' + ' 4 . . Q i' 4 ff' Barbara Ann Rose Ann Simmons ii V' r J i 4 Q Carl Taylor Janet Taylor ' ,jx A Jackie Williams Kathleen Williams Jimmy Worrell .dw ca, M 0412? l IIIE SHUI IHE BIIIIIIIIIII BEIIUII IIIIII IIIIIIIIHEII Il IIISE. The Sophomores have the distinction of being the largest class in school. As Freshmen they bore up bravely under the tribulations of entering high school in the shadow of concrete mixers and bull-dozers. For them this year has seemed tame enough compared with the excitements and uncertainties of their first year but they are looking forward to the responsibilities and honors of their Junior year which is now just over the horizon. Sophomore Class Officers: President, Bill Brown, Vice President, Garnett Gray, Sec retary and Treasurer, Barbara Racey. SIIPHIIIIIIIIIES Agnes Alford Virgil Alsip ' I is 4 ',,r7, . 'f I 2 , . 'N I B B55 I B :I I 'ai I 31 - I I ,za if istil B I A- f 1. at z ' If tl r B I ' li ' -- 1 ' 'iff W I I . ..'S ' . I'-I c. 2 7 A- A 5 ' I' ww ' f Y 1'X I ' '-i' if' 5' ' 'ft I . . it I f ' 't S , t1-i If .,-s, . .I.,, Q L 1 ,,,., -f A gy.. . if ' I . . .- II., . Ax James Annable Joann Barnett Wilma Basham Dale Bateman Jim Bell John Bob Bellamy E. ll K ' ui E I Q ...Q ' . .... tif ...sq in Tommy Benton Joan Bethel Mary Boyd Rosemary Bradley Loy Brendan Edith Brian Not Pictured: Bobby Davidson, Jerry Farris, Charles Richard Ross, Bennie Russell, JamesThomas. i Q yd, M J , .W , , 3 , f K, -. .Z ' L.,-7 I Bill Brown Eddie Brown Eugene Brown A -Q 5 s E I vw K V I we E . ' ' gg. , K f. - Q .E - 4, E ,Mn 1 J. 5 5 ,. . iw AV X- ESQ. eiwx Q Ray Caraker Mildred Carlton Jim Casey ' . mlb , 4 ,V : A A N. I M YV ' E A ws' W Flora Chrenshaw Anita Crews Wilma Dalton Mary Elliott iirai , Q D D W a iight-j:,i -IQQ L v ge .,. f i a .mul Don Flannigan SUPHUIHURES 1 , J . 3, F i Z. 'im Kenneth Brown Dana Burklow Na... E Q Bettajean Cheek Shirley Craig ., . .. ,-2, Q3l,i.Zkm933,w 1 iii llai F an ' E. -,,l ., E . ' A r .sy ' 3- Je! 1 -' A ii' if E W + Betty Ann Darter Phyllis Dismukes 42 P x Z 3- if it Nellie Evans Ludean Evers Ernest Faulkner Opal Faulkner Bernita Cameron I .SQA flgkslsi' Lf, yi, 2' , Ls .l 9 A Pearl June Crawford - K . s-f7li?9?Ql,3 4' .',E--Qf'?' . K S J L 1 4 liiw .. X 264 E' ' .3 x, iiffg g 214 'iii ' J- Y X it Final in f-., If . 1 . Wanda Dunn Alene Felkner WW :E Velma Harper 1 f f. .. ,, a 5 em: 1 5 1 x I' X 5 .1 Elsie Goddard Carl Gray Garnett Gray Earl Haden , . ' 4- 5 5 ,R A ky v -K is sl 1, L i Q QM X Y xi 'ln + 2 Y 3 if ii ' v A 'S r 'B ik lv ' iw , Eugene Hatton Dixie Hinkle Delores Horsley Carolyn Huckleberry Daryl Jackson Jane Jennings 5 ,M x flag ' ilLan. Joe Jennings L .. 1 - - - fvff' fi M 4 G 1 Y, 1 5 '59 5 Hillis Johnson 2 ru. TM 5, .. . .. Q f , ZWLI. J, L , nw ' ' , ' im A Q Alfred Lawerence ' 5 N 2 Msg? 3 4 X ic Q Wi Wi 2 aw Vi so i , QSM v Ac: L I af to N, W F Nga 5 Q? R ,f ll X . sixjf R L Q 11 ' R., Charles Albert Lawerence . , Q I 51. Ei W We f WZ. X vm v ' 1 PST! iw AU, I , N K E Q5 , ' im, si. b J Ii Q ,Q 'vw' QW A ,,,,, ,J ,, B A , . fs Maiorie Moore .4 'pl' , 4-,ye fa- ' ,J .. xii , . . ' f '5 2 P We . Dimple Nicholson flii K J ui vs' ' 'W K gi r., ,V iii , , ' gmt-, if 5 1 Doris Lee Phillips - 'WL rug' W..- Robert Eugene Richardson if Cecil Murphy L Vi . .2 gu 7 ' if E af Mary Oliver in fs L .,++ 5 Bobby Plunkett WH s , Q4 ff- Hi ' '?,sf'54'1'S , I K, ..,,.. A ww 1fz'if Q Q . P . ,uf , Q . :7 SUPHU Mary Elizabeth Johnson 31.155 l A , . V.y, . wa Kathryn McClusky K if W .P my rj W fy ,F k , ,,,. ., .ai - , . Glenna Murrie N ,an e. ii f YZ. 1, f WUHES K 4' -Q 4 is is x 1 .Q . 'WM ni? .- Virginia Jones Bonita Karraker Betty Lavender 'Q' if 5 ' ,. . i T75 , -' L iii 1 , K , K 1' -2. 'J' ' W ie Barbara Mathis Patsy Mills Donald Moore ' 5 hy... K R Donald Meyers 2 M 'K N. Don 0'NeaI I Q ug , ' if Dorothy Potts .1 vgiff' 1- K .' Bill Owen We 1 X J Wanda Nelson Clifford Newton Hal Penrod 'J W ' - i f Q 5 Vi V .4 Virgil Peterman Barbara Racey Janet Rainbolt Lillie Ramsey ' 'x ' . . , ,,..Ig,:w: 1-,K , 5, ,K ,, ,. .4-J.. '- JU . x . ill A , fkfgaqs 5.,gt,ffS-5 , A ,ex may bg M 5. Jerry Ritchey Barbara Robinson Shirley Robinson Eugene Rushing Geraldine Rushing 37 T SUPHUIIIUHES A X 'If' Wm i:'r fm, T get 38 Richard Rushing 'K' e sf ,Q X 4 ,gg .., W ,vw-A. . 'iii L 'P X 1' l Doris Jean Simmons 4 ,dv W in Virginia Louise Stewart 1. P7 . V M Jimmy Test Mig , gf Q- H , wx f4waQglfiQ 'QQ W' if ' J , L ft -A t V .ng Q li 5 M' ' Charles Upton 'I F 94 . 2 gli' K 'Al' Fred Williams fi' Alice Russell . . , ' ies? , H ,M , iffy,-if I I ,sp-:S-gc, AHS- ' 71: j , , 3 ', 5 we :zu- , K ', 1 U Amanda Smith ii 1, ' ew- na, ffl, arg, ' 5,3 ky -K rr N , as 14 ff John Stroud ,,....m Sue Thomas AW James Sanders 5 ,f,mj1f,i' ,, 2 ff' . A ,W I 2' Norma Smith Q , , ' 'J gf-vii 'W James Taylor . 5' 5' A W .. John Joseph Toy . ,fgizgm e 5 it at ws' We 4 rx Q sis. T Q K as A 3 s V4 -an f ,,., W Ralph Vinson Vernell Williams Betty Wallace 4, S law ' , f T may ,J A M ff 1 Betty Wright .5 .L,1',L1s-, .aw ,. rg 1 2- or ,, m ea, fm, Alice Ruth Schierbaum Velma Steele Q an if Rosemary Taylor Y , '-we t 1113? J I Mr' ' ,sf 'i4iQl'fI:'?,?iQN f H1 . Ti We Bobbie Joe Treat Frances Watson :hu-.Q I . y Louise Shoemaker K fa g . Jack Stewart Vt It I ji l . . an , .fam fit oi i Qfef , x ,.,,,f, ,. an . Q ' e ' x ' If I ,K ,I W Bobby Wright Roy Taylor 4 Q., 'I 112 ff'yr1,,,, ' - scsi' Masai Y ffm aaa! K 1 , if, 3 A Eugene Treat 1 -Kgs , , , il f 94' S a f 4 ' ' flssiiiii wff22f?fE5i Thomas Watson ' MT ' ' fiskf K ,. M ,, -22 tw lbw ' H g f T. Wanda Wright in ss i if lg: 7 p he A niya Yi i , ' s.. Thomas Edward Shoemaker Lodema Stewart 1 is S5253 . - ximw ,- -0- ei, . 3 .L . gg. 2235 .ef Sue Teal ,a... Loretta Tripp Mary West K 4 nf- f James Kenneth Yandell lllESHlllEll Freshmen Class Officers: President, Bob Harris, Vice President, Paul Turner, Secre- tary and Treasurer, Shirley Hundley. 'S-. BllllllD lltlll SlUlJElllS lllll ll Blillllll lltlll BUILDING . The Freshmen of '49-'50 will be the first class to take for granted the advantages of individual lockers, adequate rest rooms and science facil- ities, roomy halls and uncrowded class rooms. Though not as large a class as last year's they have eagerly taken their place in school activities- electing their cheer-leaders, doing their part in athletics and more than hold- ing their own scholastically with the other classes. ' Pi fggxsggggff h iw X t Q Qffizqiifftwfa , t . i 1 fi , H Q, . - ,,,,.,5i,Q,i V .- ,W ,553 , , . I ,VVV I tsl' .5 nf 3' if B 'mi ' - .,. , A A , . - ' 1 i . , , ii ','- Q Ifwiw 7 K .k,, yegw. . . fl ,,k, M ,,iUf,1ff- K W' f an N- ' ,iam wif- ,HM W l I M Anita Alsip Elizabeth Alsip fa- 5- am , 'S 1 51' 1 1 'X ' 5 ii if 5 Clara Beggs Stella Belcher Louise Bellamy James Dillard Alsip ll - W, 1 ' im, K K t- ,mane Clifford Bradshaw Loretta Burklow James Harold Alsip Bonnie Avery eu V ., VV s q Tommy Johnson 39 'G r 1 rg E 1 r1'1 ', ' 'Nw' J Joe Canada ,. .Mai ,C 5, ,gb 5 5 ': 2,18 ,k . 51,-'H uvvlg 'X A A 1 o a egg 5 i1 ..Lr ZH ef' lfdx Corrine Elliot if J 4' Q ' A JL J. W. Hand J R - of , 'ki J 'X -M S: . J Sally Horsley 1 -rf- in A' I .. if 5' -um.:-. gig 'Q-nigh ', A f F ', .r j I- QQZQWQ ,L I ,fail Kenneth Keen Helen Moore 40 , -W , Betsy Cherry if is Ex Q7 Q, aff, M 5,2 N f'x!:I5, Jim Etheridge FRESHHHH 311 f . , sl WE Vsafqw ns V w 7 x f Carl Davidson 3? . - V 2 me Lulu Belle Etheridge I ll g L' yaal ' 5, 'W ge -i T ff? l--h, Y v'ii Bob Banks Harris 0 Martha Huckleberry 5' 4 . ,X W' to C if l Bill Martin 5' ' 'f : ,xy . 'il Kenneth Moore Bob Dean Harris Lu Dean Deaton ' -,gg jaw Q, 'fu 1gJ,3,f5!,: ,if 9' E' , W B' E 7 .gow 1 Q Joe Dean Goddard ' I 2 A x A Fw ,l Virginia Hennesy is 'jig o 'il , , o , V Rn D '61 X -:: V X - Betty Dell Yvonne Dunn ,,, , , ee 7 .. --- just ' 5 X E5-on visa 54 I Q R Joe Dean Goddard Donald Ray George n 5. E ar - 5' ,. L . Dorothy Hi leman Robert Dale Hight X My ' ' - J .. '-,. W , , l5 3:?i?5Yfj.S V.. T :RIM ,nss . if J 13 qi B - Q I, '. are , fl? - J e ,131: , A J lVf.i,1F:'19 ', A 'E 1 - : i ff iiigk' f V . , V 'V is A i V -' . j-is . xg: is 1, 1 1 . ' Lyo o I x ii'- Doris May Howell Shirley Hundley Della Johnson James Jackson 'S ,n f ' . . , 1 , f' . fffim. 2 ,, jimi J L , wr, 1 V as . Q.. eff, ,Q - 4... - , 5 , -A ' - ' H 7 4it gQ5?m,r .1 V . 1 , l o o 4' B E' J ' If .' James Mathis 3459, X A, A' , ,E 9 ,f ww' v Joyce Murrie Alice June Miller ,X ge ,af . , ilu! 1 , i, ' . z Rosemary McCall Mary Sue Miller 'A K W V745 X., Gloria McClanahan Clara Louise Moore Harold McSparin FRESHIHEH - . ,. in , 4, hw. W, ,age K 1 2 J S., 4' x 1? if if .5521 YQ i - 2 we K 'H J if J y'L - f. for -. 7, -W -W ,. - .V 1+ H ,Q v : .. v LIQL A I . fz,, f , .g.-,Lfni:ki.ef'-M. M L .L,V,, 5 f,,L g Mfg . ,J . We-.4 V. 2 .1 , K 155 Q X X ,H W if X 7 any Legg! H30 5 J .ff L -. ow- ' A 2. , W ,S I, .nf ,. , ., mr,-,..,5E, k . M J K' i ' Violet Pearce Carmen Phelps Marilyn Porter Rodger Pryor Shirley Rainbolt Mary RamS2Y v J' 'J 'J ' F fl. JJ A ,W .5 if K X fri f rg: X LA 9 V V P ::5::? ':-: 7:5 - .. iffkiln: LJ Q, rrll' M f , -agar f 4-5 9 4 Hz eg fl 4 f - ..:rz, ,- , .V . N, . if A i - ' 1' :wx K f my ,. if -gg,-. . M-mm, A -, ff, -, inf ,V-,M fe, M.. .1ag,,:y : , Q ' K, ' 2, sy' K :gg so H i Z are -rr J if 1,3 agiyhi K K K K 1 if of 8 S 8 gs, is X 'fri 7 . ' 'V 'L v ' ,:' f ?LH.gf1 2 , .. My V . X a af i i if J, 'Q sg V fs ii? 'Y 'iff fi i MY B' +3-Y i rx f WW 4 M 4 4, 5 X is Q Wah' 5 Mary Jane Reynolds Bonnie Richardson Joyce Roberts Joan Ruble Ladonna Ruble Raymond Shelton 'We f , ' 'L , K - L if Pl' J 2 iiffwziiiz , m f P 0 io, if . K , Arlin Simmons Guy Simmons Eula Smith Danny Slack -lack SNICUP shl'leY T399 Grace Marie Taylor Peggy Taylor Mary Teal Hughye Thomas Helen Joann Treat Robert Trove! Paul Gene Turner James Van Cleve Wilma Walker Betty Lou Webb Charles Webb Patsy Webb Ronald Webb Jimmy Whiteside Orval Williams Bet-ty Zarecor Billy Zarecor Robert- Skaggs , ,ig ,, ... wp-Hays W uf Q I lv f1? ' EL. 1-5 ' ' Q., V V K M M-fs 1 5 L2 4. QQ fi-3 XLLNKXYS 'MGH 536663, Rim - K3 4 RYGWNL1 YKLW5 ' Q Menu wk. SllflBHll SEHSllll lllllS BRIEF BUT SllllSfHlIlllllU Clifton Dunn Lewis Stewart Joe McHenry V I FI a ora Jim Hogshead Tom Hogshead Jack Brown Hillman Mcintire Joe George Richard Rushing Jim Test Harold Gray Richard Boyd The VHS softball season was a successful one, even though the schedule was abbreviated. The schedule showed three contests with two resulting in victories. The Eagles opened the season at Karnak. The Raiders had beaten the Eagles twice before and Vienna was determined to avenge those losses. But a fighting Eagle crew went down to defeat by the narrow margin of 7-6. Th second game was with Mounds City at the Fairgrounds, and the Birds put on a great rally in the final two innings to pull the contest out of the fire and emerge victorious by a l0-7 score. The final game of the year was played on a Friday afternoon at the Fairgrounds with Karnak. Before the entire student body the Eagles showed the stuff, and slaughtered the Raiders l4-4 to more than get even for their opening game loss to the Raiders. AVERAGES FOR THE SEASON 2222 .546 .167 .333 .500 500 375 250 400 000 000 fooo .ooo EX The Vienna-Karnak game at Vienna. Wm i ff: Q fir 18594 V4 I - M -My in + E 1 1 Y its ww - g ,g5LgV A ' :..,g -, ,,, ,. .. T fy ff 5 2 as , ig - Y m fwwm Q SL m hmmm f nn: . ww ,Q 1 ik ,fl N .,,x.v. N V X 'wg -wL,,, Q QM . EIIGIES FIU HIGH Hlitllll Glenn Jones lcoachlg FIRST ROW: Hillman Mclntire, David Boyd, Lewis Stewart, Clifton Dunn. SECOND ROW: Thomas Watson, Billy Stoner, Joe McHenry, Jim Hogshead, Ramon Webb, Tom Hogshead, Val Flora, Don Flannigan, Clifford Bradshaw, Bennie Russell. THIRD ROW: Wiley Mathis Imanagerl, Ronald Webb, Jimmy Test, James Faulkner, James Bell, Bob Plunkett, Ken- neth Brown, Carl Davidson. The high-flying Eagles from Vienna High gave VHS another powerhouse this year, as they possessed an enviable record. The Eagles, with 7 lettermen back, captured their first four contests before bowing to Cave-in-Rock. The Eagles then played a terrific game at Marion for three quarters, before succumbing to a Wildcat rally in the final quarter. The final score was 55-48. Another tough foe for the Birds was Murphysboro. After playing a stellar first half, Vienna tell apart and was beaten 70-46. One of the highlights of the season was the mid-year conference tourney which was held at Vienna. The Eagles downed Rosiclare 53-40 in opening round play and then tripped mighty Cave-in-Rock 64-5l. This set the stage for a Vienna-Carrier Mills championship tilt. Before an overflow crowd the Eagles fell victims to the hard-fighting Wildcats and were beaten 56-45. This loss deprived Vienna of their third consecutive tourna- ment championship. The Eagles went to the Metropolis Regional as favorites for the third consecutive year, but once more they were upset in the final game by Cave-in-Rock 44-4l. ww Jw' if f .f ,v' 3 it SEL Puff! 'xii Qs 3151531 1? sy 9 in H. -,M , Ni? x K' if egg My I .ff 555 L -, ' ge Q . First Team Cheerleaders- l.. to R.-Becky Murrie, Esther Ritchey, Gloria Dawes, Mary Ann Caraker, and Helen Huckleberry, llllll llUllllS, llllll UELLS Hllll H BUHIIH' This year for the first time the cheerleaders had a coach too. Miss Amos spent many hours working out new yells and routines with both the first and second team cheerleaders, All the cheerleaders received new outfits this year. A pra X-'Q is ctice sessions 1 Second team cheer- leaders-L. to R. - James Taylor, Carolyn Huckleberry, Shirley Hundley, Eulci Smith. ' .ie Belknap Bus-1. L. to R.-Bill Brown, Bobby Treat, Buddy Treat. 2. Edwin Brown, Donald Newman, Joe George. fry sr- , Ozark Bus-'l. Wayne Horner, Cecil Murphy, Bob Taylor, Don Bundren. 2, Earl Haden, Norman Jones, Kenneth Yandell, Jim Hogshead-Manager. lllllllllllUllHl 'ff 0 Q ff J TT New Burnside Bus-Donald Moore, Bob Fowler, Dean Nicholson,Jc1ck Brown, Bill Bell. Granfsburg Bus-I. Val Flora-Manager, James Sanders, Charles Etheridge, Perry Mathis, David Keen, Kenneth Keen. 2, Danny Slack, James Etheridge, Lowell Johnson, Jack Stalcup, Bobby l-lite Buncombe Bus-l, Bob Harris, Frank Strout, Joe Dean Goddard, Clifford Bradshaw, 2 Raymond Shelton, Bill Cypress lus-l. Bernard Davis, Carl Davidson, Jerry Ritchey, Gene Brown. 2. Jerry Farris, Wiley Mathis, George Mullinax-Manager, Paul Turner, George Capron, Ronald Webb. Simpson Bus-l. Richard Rushing, Harold Alsip, Glenn Breeden, Gene Dixon, Loy Breeden. 2. Andrew Kerley, Steve Kerley, Carl Mount, Gene Rushing, Walter Robert- n AA I-Inn' AAQ-vv-nv .-. . . 1-. . n. . if i. -, c.-...--. u......--.. aa- la ,- ., Avery, Mary Boyd, Virginia Hennesy. BllllS Hllll lillilS X ,J 7 tn, u No. Bus-l. L. to R, Eugene Hatton, Tommy Benton, Freddie Harper, Ra-y Hester, Garnett Gray. 2. Val Flora- Manager, Don Myers, Ray, Caraker, Jim Corbitt, Harold Gray. First Hour-l. L. to R.-Loretta Tripp, Mary Oliver, Doris Howell, Gloria Dawes, Elsie Goddard, Eula Smith, Shirley Hundley, Patsy Mills, Ma-ry Teal, Georgene Roberts. 2. Rosemary McCall, June Potts, Anita Alsip, June Dal- ton, Jane Ramsey, Loretta Burklow, La-Donna Ruble, Yvonne Dunn, Jo Ann Ruble. 3. Helen Treat, Clara Belle Beggs, Betty Zarecor, Betty Lou Ramsey, Alice Miller, Mary Sue Miller, Betty Alsip. 4. Doris Belcher, Rosalee Third Hour-l. Sue Thomas, Ann Simmons, Sally Horsley, Thelma Parr, Mary Ann Plater, Peggy Taylor, Wanda Wright, Surildai Hundley, 2. Shirley Tanner, Betty Dell, Vernita Dunn, Hazel Murrie, Betty Wallace, Dana Burk- low, Anita Crews. 3. Mary Elliott, Aleta Riley, Phyllis Dis- mukes, Bonnie Rainbolt, Frances Henard, Joyce Roberts, Shirley Tote. l. L. to R.-Carmen Phelps, Dorothy Hileman, Georgene Roberts, Marjorie Moore, Rosemary Taylor, Pat Webb, Edna Baker, Shirley Rainbolt, Clara Lou Moore. 2. Barb- ara Ross, Wanda Dunn, Patsy Jones, Geraldine Rushing, Lola Fa-irless, Grace Taylor, Dorothy Potts, Bonita Kar- raker. 3. Eula Etheridge, Janet Taylor, Dimple Nicholson, Rose Orange, Virginia Lingle, Geraldine Walker, Donna Barn ' A ett, Esther Ritchey, Martha Huckleberry, Wilma Sixth Hour--l. L, to R.-Becky Jane Murrie, Norma Davidson, Bonnie Flora, Georgene Roberts, Norma Hester, LaDora Deaton, Betty Darter, Rosemary Taylor. 2. Dela Johnson, Violet Pierce, Catherine Evers, Alene Felker, Velm amSteele, Mary Elizabeth Johnson, Betty Lavender, Louise Shoemaker. 3. Dixie Hinkle, Melba Cook, Stella Belcher, Doris Simmons, Opal Faulkner, Edith Brian, Nm-nm Smith Wand: Nnlcnn Fifth Hour-l. L. to R.-Barbara Rose, Joan Bethel, Agnes Alford, Mildred Carlton, Betsy Cherry, Gloria Kelt- ner, Virginia Stewart, Geneva Vinson, Alice Russell. 2. Bettajean Cheek, Nellie Evans, Lodema Stewart, Doris Phillips, Carolyn Huckleberry, Katherine McClusky, Shir- ley Craig, Charlotte Mathis, Bobbie Davidson. 3. Barbara Mathis, Delores Horsley, Velma Harper, Anne Bellamy, Ja-net Raiinbolt, Mary West, Virginia Jones, Bonnie Rich- ardson. 4. Glen-na Murrie, Betty Webb, Margaret Racey, June Crawford, Helen Moore, Sue Teal, Amandai Smith. This year, as last year, the intramural sports received the interest of many students during the noon hour. The boys had basket ball teams from each bus and one consisted of boys who didn't ride buses. The girls teams were composed of the five P.E. classes. They played volley ball as well as basketball. Students not interested in organized competition could try their hands at shuffle board and ping-pong in the lobby. its V. H. S. BUUSTEHS IST ROW, Left to Right: Don Myers, Tommy Benton, Dale Bateman, Bobby Plunkett, Donald Flannagen, Paul Turner, Raymond Shelton, Lloyd Breeden, Garnett Gray, Bobby Treat, Jim Test, Joe Dean Goddard. ZND ROW: Fred Hatton, Ray Caraker, Deloras Horsely, Loretta Burklow, Agnes Alford Shirley Hundley, Eula Smith, Dorothy Hileman, Shirley Rain- bolt, Mary Jane Reynolds, Betty Zarecor, Billy Zarecor, Mary Ruth Ramsey. BRD ROW: Miss Fronces Amos, Billy Bell, Carolyn Huckleberry, Phyllis Dismukes, Peggy Taylor, Alice Schierbaum, Elsie Goddard, Shirley Tate, Betsy Cherry, Joyce Roberts, Don O'Neal. 4TH ROW: Roy Lee Taylor, Norma Smith, Dixie Hinkle, Dorothy Potts, Velma Harper, Barbara Racey, Marjorie Moore, Bonnie Avery, Sally Horsely, Joyce Murrie, Betty Dell, Carl ruse: Davidson. 5TH ROW: James Taylor, Jack Stewart, Bonita Karraker, Wanda Wright, Sue Thomas, June Dalton, Joan Bethel, Amanda Smith, Mary Oliver, Nellie Evans, Rosemary Taylor, Dimple Nicholson, Wilma Basham. 6TH ROW: Lilly Jane Ramsey, Jimmy Whitesides, Carmen Phelps, Louise Shoe- maker, Rose Orange, Alene Felker, Geraldine Rushing, Loretta Tripp, Stella Belcher, Janet Rainbolt, Julia Buttrum, Flora Crenshaw, Mary Boyd, Anita Crews. 7TH ROW: Rodger Prior, Bobby Wright, Mary Teol, Bennie Russell, Lulai Belle Etheridge, Grace Marie Taylor, Jerry Farris, Billy Brown, Cecil Zane Mur- phy, Dick Rushing, Freddie Williams, Eddie Brown, LaDonna Ruble, Thomas Watson, Jon Bob Bellamy and Bill Owen. K a- . . 'lv .4 4- if . lST ROW: George Mullinax, Joe McHenry, Jim Hogshead, Val Gene Flora, Virgil Dunn, Harold Gray, Deon Nicholson, Jackie Tite, Ronald Kerley, Glenn Breeden. 2ND ROW: Phonzie Phil- brick, Joe George, Jo Ann Boner, Bernard Davis, Bonnie Flora, Gloria' Keltner, Irene Deaton, Ann Simmons, LaDora Deaton, Norma Davidson, Ann Hunsaker, Patty Treece. 3RD ROW: Becky Jane Murrie, Rhodene Taylor, Normo Jean Allbritten, Shirley Tanner, Norma Hester, Bonnie Rainbolt, Esther Ritchey, Deloras Anderson, Bob Fowler, Jack Brown. 4TH ROW: Helen Huckleberry, Mary Ann Caraker, Mary Ann Plater, Gloria Dawes, George Capron, Janet Taylor, Joan Melvin, Barbara Ross, Cherry ' to-S ', fi. 'f , ,.,,N- 'f Y Y, 'Jn ,Q 9 4, .. :Q r 'ar 1 ' f . r Ann Crews, Wilma Potts, Don Bundren. STH ROW: Surilda Hundley, Mary Choait. Vernita Dunn, Jo Ann Shoemaker, Norma Carlton, Juanita Rushing, Louise Ailes, Audrey Potts, Thelma Parr, Georgia Harner, Phyllis Schierbaum, Donald Newman, Lewis Stewart, Ernest Dunn. 6TH ROW: Freddie Harper, Tom Hogshead, Barbara Rose, Ludean Shoemaker, Paul McCuan, Lola Mae Faiirless, Doris Belcher, Margaret Racey, Jackie Sue Willioms. 7TH ROW: Tom Farley, Steve Kerley, Bob Taylor, Gene Dixon, Don Rion, Clifton Dunn, Mr. Glenn Jones, Dick Boyd, Carl Van Mount, David Keen. The P. E. Club is VHS's newest organization. Under the direction of Mr. Glenn Jones and Miss Frances Amos it sponsored a number of school parties as well as contributing to intramural sports and other athletic activities. A 'V V,, N 1 st ,, THE Vl4H'S HELEN HUCKLEBERRY Senior attendant SHIRLEY HUNDLEY Freshman attendant MARY GRANT Senior attendant QUEEN-CHERRY ANN CREWS JOAN BETH EL Sophomore attendant LUVLIEST MARY ANN CARAKER Senior attendant LA DORA DEATON Junior attendant The Queen, Miss Cherry Ann Crews and her es- cort, Dean Nicholson. At the left Freshman atten- dant, Shirley Hundley and her escort Robert Taylor, Sophomore attendant Joan Bethel and her escort Paul McCuan, Junior attendant La Dora Deaton and her escort Franklin Nutty. At the right are the Sen- ior attendants Mary Ann Caraker and her escort Ramon Webb, Mary Grant and her escort Phonzie Philbrick, Helen Huckleberry and her escort Joe McHenry. The flower girls, Linda Shetler and Kindra Ann Hunter. The crown bearer, Russie Riepe. For the second consecutive year the mystery of who was Vienna's basketball queen was the sub- ject foremost in the mind of the VHS student body. This year no one could be sure of the queen's ident- ity until the night of the crowning. The four Senior candidates chose able managers this year when Mary Grant chose George Mullinax, Mary Ann Car- aker asked Ramon Webb, Cherry Ann Crews picked Dean Nicholson and Helen Huckleberry chose Joe McHenry. The new building offered the manag- ers lots of hall space to hang posters and do a little campaigning, Finally on the week before the elec- tion, as a climax to the campaigning, each manager put on an assembly to try to convince the students that his candidate was just a little prettier. lllllllHEH lllUSlEllU UUEEll IS lllllllllllfll At last the night arrived. On Nov. 18 as the house lights dimmed and colored lights were cast on the throne, the or- chestra struck up- Pomp and Circum- stance. The cheerleaders and basket- ball squad were the first to march in. Bonnie Flora acted as Mistress of Cere- monies and introduced each person as he appeared. The attendants and their escorts entered next followed by the flower girls. Then the Queen, Cherry Ann Crews, appeared on the arm of her escort, Dean Nicholson amid the ap- plause ofthe audience. The crown bear- er, little Russie Riepe, was last of the procession. When she was seated, Lew- is Stewart came forward and crowned Queen Cherry Ann with a circlet of red carnations. Jim Hogshead then pre- sented her with a gold locket as a gift of the squad. After the recessional the court withdrew to their reserved seats above the crowd. Cherry Ann then toss- ed the ball to start the game which end- ed in a 75-26 victory for Vienna over Karnak. The evening was climaxed by a public dance spon: 'red by the P. E. Club. QIHSWQYYISY: at Her Majesty and Court immediately after the crowning. 6 The entire publications class: Left to right, Irene Deaton, Gloria Dawes, Barbara Rose, Jimmy Corbitt, Helen Huckleberry, Jimmy Worrell, Becky Murrie, Ann Hunsaker, Jackie ,iii fflwiifw' ,rl , Wil , W ill Williams, Dave Bellamy, Norman Jones, Bob Smith, Mary Ann Plater, Surilda l-lundley, Mary Ann Caraker, Mary Lee Locke. Left: Jim Corbitt, lllianna business manager, and Jimmy Worrell, his assistant, at work on ad- vertising copy, Above: Editor Ann Hunsaker makes still ain- other alteration in the dummy. She was ably assisted when working on the yearbook by Mary Ann Caraker and Mary Lee Locke. f if ijt' .V if' if f rifilfr xv' K 4 ' f :HA M, ,.1, .J ,jr,, Xu..,,t - 5 -, f- . M ur., .' 'J 1 ygmhin l F. ,, Jw, :.3g,?f?g v V 4 634. ' ffl -'ltlifr-5114 -5 .6 jfzig il: ,' ,ALXZQ A If ,A k . gl!- :', .,,:.,1,. gi ,arf , ii-Fw '!:fQ:Q5Ff-4 V 'HJ' 1' 4.3 I' . :S r 9' -- V'-' , ,Lg2'e.gA 'f f9A,T f?1f'!' ? My ww- . 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Bonnie Rainbolt, Norma Carlton Ruth Wood Joe George Helen Sanders durin 1 I I ' Q mock wedding which displayed formals. ,.. 3, Joan Boner and little Rita Kay Stoltz model jumpers and blouses. On April 6, members of the home economics and art classes presented a combined show. Work of the art classes was on exhibit in the gym and home ec girls land boysl modeled the year's sewing projects. 'N3f,,f , '15 'X 's A 1 J., .gf 2 t f ff tt, is ...ai i 6 On April I9 a fine stiff breeze brought out twelve contest- ants with their kites. Paul Turner, freshman, won the prize for the largest kite flown. His kite was twelve feet long and seven feet wide. Joe Dean Goddard, also a freshman, won the prize for the most novel kite while James Annable, sophomore, and James Mathis freshman, shared in the prize for the highest flying kite.'Clifford Bradshaw, freshman, had the smallest kite and Don Myers and Bobby Plunkett, both sophomores, won in the box kite division. 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Girls will gossip even at a dance. 2. The band brought its own singer. 3. Refreshments were delicious. 4, From above, the dancers made a pretty picture. ,,a1di544,..,Q,y 1 .md-f ,f - K l. lt's easier to dance when there is a band. 2. The floor was filled for many ofthe dances. colorful paper ceiling, intermission numbers by Mar- garet Racey, Barbara Rose, Bonnie Flora and Gloria Keltner, Surilda Hundley was mistress of ceremonies. 3 FRONT Clifton Dunn, Jimmy Test, Tom Hogshead, Dick Rushing, Lewis Stewart, Joe McHenry, Val Flora. BACK Dick Boyd, Jack Brown, Wylie Mathis. Baseball was introduced into the V. H. S. spring a determining factor as well as an abbreviated sched- sport picture for the first time in several years. The ule. The only win came in the opening game with Gal- final standing of the team showed only one win as atia, and the two losses were suffered at the hands of compared to two defeats, but weather conditions were Carrier Mills. May 'IO Galatia SEASON'S RECORD April 21 Galatia Here April 24 Carrier Mills There May 8 Carrier Mills Here There 'I-0 9-'IO 'I-3 Rain S 2 Y ' :rf l. Don Flannigan and Jack Brown in high jump competition 2. Val Flora tries his luck with the discus SCHEDULE April 'I9 Anna-Jonesboro Here Vienna April 26 Cairo Here Cairo May 5 Cairo There Cairo May 9 Metropolis Here Vienna Four meets appeared on this year's VHS track the three schools with whom the Eagles competed schedule and the final outcome was two wins and two and all were soft touches except Cairo's strong setbacks. Cairo Anna-Jonesboro and Metropolis were Pilots. ' 4 0 4 a Zhi ds 1950 was also the initial year for ping-pong and the in- door sport made a big hit with the students the first time the tables were placed in the lobby. An intramural tournament was played in March with Tom Hogshead, junior, winning the trophy in the singles bracket, while Perry Mathis, junior and Lewis Stewart, senior, copped the first 'place award in the doubles department. Tom Hogshead itopl, Perry Mathis, Lewis Stewart I HI- dfvcpwr! The class picnics are always a high point ofthe last weeks of school. This year the seniors spent May l2 at Lake Glendale. On May 29 the other three classes scattered in all directions for a day of tung the juniors going to Glendale also, the sopho- mores to Paducah and the freshmen to Giant City Park. Sun- burn and chiggers were enjoyed by all. l. Rhodene, Helen and Mary Ann relish re- freshments at the Senior Picnic. 2. Boats were in demand at Glendale on May l2. 3. Val Gene Flora drir-ks his fifth coke. 4. Lewis Stewart does a balancing act while Joan Boner and Bob Wilyard hope for the best. 5. Paul Turner and his prize-winning kite. 6. Clifton Dunn models the perfect dog-eat- ing costume. 7. Recognize these gorgeous male limbs? 8. Snapshots are part of every picnic as Betty Jones demonstrates. l ,,, xt VK . uefiwisc. Visitors' Day, May l5, brought out next year's freshmen. Here four of them pose with their big sisters. Back Gloria Keltner Norma Davidson, Edith Brian and Betty Alsip. Front Shirley Keltner, Patty Davidson, Sibyl Brian and Junior Alsip The Doolins , George Mullinax Dean Nich olson, Dave Bellamy, Joe George and Bob Wilyard, as they were before graduation The dignity of caps and gowns has a chasten ing effect. These scholarly young gentlemen are the same as those pictured above Norma Jean Albritten caught unaware. Seniors busy with the food at the Senior picnic. ice 99 .5 v Www ,zs?A.f,.J M, FRONT: Jackie Tito, James Rodgers, Billy Bell, David Bellamy, Paul McCuan, Joe McHenry, Raymond Porter, Gene Dixon, Joe George, Harold Gray, Norman Jon-es, George Mullinax, Bobby Gene Harper, Bobby Jackson, Ward Mighell, Lewis Stewart, Bob Willyard, Ramon Webb, Jim Hogshead, Phonzie Philbrick, Olen Myers, Freddy Burgess, Carl Van Mount, Val Gene Flora. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Schierbaurn, Cherry Ann Crews. Joan Melvin, Emma Ham- bleton, Elizabeth Poole, Patty Treece, Mary Grant, Rhodene Taylcr, Luna Farley, Louise Ailes, Violet Ruth Tanner, Joan Cummins, Audrey Potts, Etta Belle Potts, Joan Boner, Georgene Roberts, Ruth Hook, Sarah Trigg, Delores Teal, Ncrma Jean Caraker, THlRD on your caps? on the left. gowns, 2. Looks like they have agreed 4. The Girls Trio in caps and ROW: Edna Hester, Mary Ruth Wood, Hazel Rodgers, Juanita Rushing, Catherine Yaindell, Gloria Dawes, Helen Sanders, Mary Lee Locke, Betty Stanley, Roma Ross, Edith Lawrence, Geraldine Hickom, Hazel Murrie, Ruby Simmons, Violet Simmons, Loudean Shoemaker, Mary Choate, Anin Hunsaker, Bonnie Walker, Norma Tripp. FOURTH ROW: Frank Deaton, Gilbert Dalton, Benard Davis, Virgil Anderson, James Russell, Bobby Taylor, Ronald Kerley, Don Bundren, Bobby Ray Taylor, Bill Elliot, Clifton Dunn, Waldron Brown, Joan Shoemaker, Delores Anderson, Georgia Dixon, Helen Huckleberry, Norma Carlton, lrene Deaton, Rosalee Phelps. l. Are you sure that's the right way to wear the tassel PROGRAM Processional s....... High School Orchestra Star Spangled Banner -- High School Orchestra Invocation ................ Robert Walker 3, Seniors seem to look more intelligent with their caps and gowns on, don't they? Girls Trio ..., Loyal Hearts Will Not FoI'Clet Louise Ailes, Luna Farley, Mary Grant Music ----.,.,...,. High School Orchestra Austin Gibson, Director One Fine Day ............. PUCCiI'1i Legend ........u....s..--.- Isaac Address ................ J. lester Buford Presentation of Class ....... B. W. Hurisaker Awarding of Diplomas ..... Leslie Hogshead Valedictorv Speech --- - ..... Ann Hunsaker Recessional ......... High School Orchestra MYERSJ7 JMGYEARBOOKS O MYERS AND CO INC TOPEKA KANSAS o.:::. c.' af: THE PACEMAKERS OF QUALITY 'o . . , qi X llllllllllll in High School. Vienna T'1: tt ,, . . H kleberrv helps new W TOP: Vi-Hi' Editordhlelexithuacstencil' LEFT: Thursdays member' Suzgllda aetier Norman Jones delivereddtlle were Pres? ays hed pages the entire class Qallflefe EO fresiilyttrgnggcggdjpior distribution on FridaY morgglggegkxl gap? Editors' tback rowl Barbara Rose fi' Pa e. LOW? poseecond page- Helen Huckleberry, F 5f utrgng MSM ssxiwsxnza 1111, ' Yen I ' iowjgaigkiinlgzciqe Williams and Dave Bellamy, Fifth n-n I Page. old v. he 11 HTS Hume follt per 1 er' s , libre typ Peteria. Y r ,mms of the Old building well as YFC. She servediaslpfesi Ravi ,ww clocks Similar dent of the FHA duringherlyohn 9 A say in the new -Q ' ' lllEEl THE GUUS Hllll lilllS lll PUBlllIHllUllS During the eighth hour in Room 4 the Vi-Hi Opinion Vienna Hi h S h I' , g c oo s weekly mimeographed newspaper, struggles into being amid the clatter of type- writers and muffled cries for the correction fluid. At the same time the year book, Th Ill' I ' ' e lanna, a so takes shape week by week. The class which IS responsible for both the newspaper and year book is the Publications Class under the direction of Mrs. Stanley Veach. Financing of the lllianna by sale of advertising and ' refreshments at all home ball games is another activity of the group. f-TI-13' M f 57 L, Q Y 1 Q -... 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A. 4, , , ,Q ,L,afgfT'g.., ,IfVli'Z.2f i THE? -....,.a.-f4f lffY -1 J J:-fwfffwift 'lst Row: Left to Right: Mary Ann Plater, Geraldine Rushing, Violet Simmons, Cherry Ann Crews, Janet Rainbolt, Gloria Keltner, Barbara Rose, Miss Mamie Rexer. 2nd Row: Georgene Roberts, Norma Hester, Lola Mae Fairless, Janet Taylor, Betty Wright, Tommy Benton Bob Fowl-er, Donald Newman, Lillie Jane Ramsey. 3rd Row: Rosalee. Phelps, Alice Russell Luna Farley, Marjorie Moore, Delores Teal, Helen Sanders, Jimmy Corbitt, Shirley Tanner 4th Row: Sue Teal, Dixie Hinkle, Mildred Carlton, Georgia Hafner, Roma Ross, Vernell Williams, Mary Boyd, Doris Belcher, Opal Faulkner and Virginia Lingle llflll BUlllllllli- - lllllllflll lllllliUllllE The Latin Club is an organization consisting of anyone who has had at least one year of Latin. This year's Latin Club has a membership of approximately 40 members. l. Latin Club Officers: CLeft to right! Secretary and Treasurer, Bar- bara Rose, President, Becky Jane Murrieg Vice-President Cherry Ann Crews. 2. Four of the Latin I students on Initiation Day. ln an assembly pro- gram the Latin ll initiated Latin I students in front of the entire school, The program consisted of a skit called Twenty Questions and the initiations. 3. The pledges in the initiation of the Latin l students. They were re- quired to wear togas, sandals, and their arms were in paper chains. 4. Latin ll students and teachers reading a Latin magazine, The Auxilium Latino. 3' x 'Qi ww 5 5 L at 1' gg Q. ww ...S 2. E U? 3 IST ROW: Left to Right: Miss Jackie Harris, Norma Carlton, Gloria Dawes, Bonnie Rainbolt, Roma Ross, Foa-n Melvin, Mary Choat, Bonnie Flora. 2ND ROW: Jo Ann Shoemaker, Betty Wallace, Ludean Shoemaker, Jo Ann Boner, Helen Sanders, Delores Teal, Edna Hester, Frances Watson, Ruth Wood, Betty Stanley. 3RD ROW: Flora Jo Crenshaw, Barbara Racey, Deloras HlllllEllIlllllllli'S 6llllllllUllllUS llllUl Future Homemakers of America at Vienna High School have, as their base of operations this year, one of the most completely furnished and carefully planned home economics rooms in Southern Illinois, One side of the long, well-lighted room has a series of unit kitchens each of which will eventually be equipped with an electric stove as well as the present sink, green linoleum-covered drain and splash boards and built-in, natural-finished storage fa- cilities. A large central preparation center supplements the unit kitchens. Sewing facilities are equally complete and well- planned including individual work-storage drawers, triple fitting mirror and adequate hanging space for completed work. F.F.A. members this year had a more than usually hilarious initiation week, sold sandwiches two days a week to provide funds for their activities and completed and entered for competition a very attrac- tice scrap book of their year's work. Cooking's fun in one of the new u-nit kitchens. lBelow Right? Startling to soy the least were the costumes worn by new members on Topsy-Turvy Day. lAbove and Left? FRONT ROW: Catherine Yandell, Norma Davidson, Norma Jean Allbritten, Ann Hunsaker, Marry Ann Caraker, Helen Huckleberry. SECOND ROW: Ruth Hook, Mary Lee Locke, Rhodene Taylor, Ettie Belle Potts, Louise Ailes, Hazel Rodgers, Roma Ross. STANDING: Miss Betty Mc- Clellan, George Mullinax, Gordon Brewer, Joe George, Bob Willyord, David Bellamy, Jimmy Worrell, Olen Myers, Jim Hogshead, Ramon Webb. BEHHEHS, TEST TUBES Hllll H20 Test tubes cost TOC. That's what the chemistry students discovered after 6 months research. The result-more careful chemistry students since they had to pay for their own breakage. The Chemistry Club is one of the year's new organizations. Carefully planned programs highlight each meeting. Among the exhibitions presented this year were the chain reaction of atoms in the atomic bomb and the effects of ultra violet light. il' V X Q JUHIUHS SUURE SUCCES S IH HGHUST WHHTEDH Left to Right: Margaret Racey, Madam Zolga, Nor- ma Davidson, Prompter, Virgil Dunn, The Monster, Ray Hester, Stage Manager, Freddie Harper, Hugo, Jim Corbitt, Jeff, Tom Hogshead, Hatcher, Frank Nutty, Professor, Hilman Mclntyre, Bradshaw, Sur- llvll p LH ,ff i J ffllfili f ' 'W l , yy , ty f, ,I i, ill 56 t N ot , lonely island Y i ster professor, an imitation lwigt and a genui nster were only a few of the in ,il 'J if Agredients which m d Ghost Wanted entertaining and ,FJ ,Q Yiypv pr different fro the Junior plays of previous years. lik' I f i .I l- ,nwl L Tl! WV' la x Q, The Monster in one of the more exciting moments of the play. ilda Hundley, Nora Vane, Jimmy Worrell, Stage Manager, La Dora Deaton, Troddy, Bonnie Rainbolt, Prompter, Barbara Rose, Ginger, Jackie Williams, Sale, Ann Sirnmons, Azalea, Gloria Keltner, Grannie ate. THE llllllll llllllU llElUllllS Last year's Junior Play, The lnner Willy by Bettye Knapp, introduced to Vienna High School audiences the irrespressible semi-invisible conscience of poor, hen-pecked Willoughby Adams. Both cast and audience enjoyed the play so much that, as Seniors, the class decided to present The Brain Storm , a sequel to last year's play. lnner Willy was again played by George Mullinax and Willoughby by David Bellamy, All other parts were taken as nearly as possible by the students who created them in The lnner Willy. There were a great many new faces, however, as The Brain Storm boasted one of the largest casts of any play produced at Vienna High School in recent years. FRONT ROW, left to right: Ann Hunsaker, Ruth Hook, Gloria Dawes, Rhodrene Taylor, Mary Ann Caraker, Norma Carlton, Jo Ann Shoemaker, Ludean Shoemaker. SECOND ROW: Deon Nicholson, Louise Ailes, Helen Huckleberry, Bernard Davis, Georgene Roberts, .loan Melvin, George Mullinax. THIRD ROW: Don Bundren, Harold Gray, Joe McHenry, Lewis Stewart, Bob Willvard, Norman Jones, David Bellamy, Bob Taylor, NOT PlCTURED1HaroId Gray, Deon Nich- olson. George Mullinox as The lnner Willy complete with red Suspenders a n d matching hat, of Mrk uv- Ki 4 A 7 ev 'S I Q' ,M 5 ii? Q2 gif J ,A LLLL, 3-11 f ,K , V , Q it I a ,si ' , if A FIRST ROW: Shirley Hundley, Barbara Fitzgerald, Norma Jean Allbritten, Louise Ailes, Dorothy Hileman, Mary Jane Reynolds, Jane Jennings, Wanda Nelson, Lily Jane Ramsey, La Dora Deatori, Irene Deaton. SECOND ROW: Hazel Mufrie, Betty Richardson, Ruby Simmons, Barbara Robertson, Virginia Lingle, Gloria Keltner, Janet Rainbolt, Nellie Ann Evans, Geraldine Rushing, Lu Dean Deaton, Joan Cummins. THIRD ROW: Betty Zarecor, Agnes Alford, Doris Belcher, Norma Carlton, HIIEIIIIIES IJIIIII SIJIIEIIIII Hllll PIHIIIHE IIIIIIIE.. One of the best features of the new build- ing is the large, bright, cheerful, music depart- ment over the lobby which the students refer to as Gibson HalI. Besides the fact that the orchestra members now have plenty of room to fiddle and blow their horns, there are three roomy soundproof practice rooms. Everyone has a safe place to put his instrument and Mr. Gibson has plenty of room for music. The chorus also ap- preciates the value of the adequate space in the new practice room. 1 Juanita Rushing, Surilda Hundley, Helen Sanders, Joyce Roberts, Margaret Racey, Mary Elizabeth Johnson, Sue Thomas, Norma Davidson, Rosemary Bradley, Charlotte Mathis, Dana Burklow. FOURTH ROW: Edith Lawrence, Luna Farley, Mary Grant, Louise Bellamy, Emma Hamilton, Mariorie Moore, Betty Wil- liams, Phyllis Schierbaum, Wilma Basham, Patty Treece, Jackie Williams, Sue Teal, Violet Tanner, Joan Boner, Patsy Mills, Helen Moore. IHESE IJIIIISIIIG VlENNA'S GIRLS TRIO-Mary Grant, First Alto, Luna Far N :rr-:A-:gnc Iey, Second Alto, Louise Ailes, Soprano. SSE--:L---:-xx A Q X Qs 1, Sf fs? Sept. Sept. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan Jan. Feb Feb Feb Mar THE UEHR lll V.H.S. 1-School opens. Even upper classmen had trouble finding their way in the new building. 3 Election of Class Officers 19-2 - . 10- THE MYSTERYDAYH-Annual Campaign Opens. 1-First quarterly Exams. 4-Junior play, Ghost Wanted. 'IO-Report Cards due. 18-We beat Karnak 75-26 as Cherry Ann Crews was crowned Queen-gala dance ends festivities. 'I6-Christmas Vacation ends week of parties and fun. 2-School in session after holidays-construction crew moves n as new building is accepted. 0 13-Semester Exams lquarterly exams to be arranged by teachersl. 18-Vienna beat Metropolis 67-46. 20-First Semester ends. 23-Second Semester begins lhear those new leaves turning over?l 27-Vienna wins second place in Greater Egyptian Tourney. Students dance with tears in eyes. t ards due and remember the ice storm? 30-Repor C - 7-Vienna wins from Metropolis 53-4l. l 13-17-Ag and Home Ec. change places. . 28-March 3-Regional Tournament, Metropolis. 'W ch 24-Third quarterly examinations. March 31-Report Cards again. April 14-2lst Annual Music Concert. April 28-Seniors bring The lnner Willy back in Brain Storm. May 12-The Junior-Senior Prom. May 19-Semester Exams. May 21-Baccalaureate. May 26-Graduation. June 'I-School Ends. SECRETARIES ORGANIZE NEW UNION on Diccgo. April Z.,-Miss Heftel Murrie 'md Miss Audrey Potts secretaries to C'xliiorni'1's Covcrror Frank Dcaton lmve organized e United Secretririwl Workers Union. At 'i meeting last night the new group chose Miss Potts 'ls president ond Miss Murrie as Vice President. Otlicr officers included. Clriirrndn of Political Action Com- niittec, Miss croldinc Hiclaoing Cil'llYlll'ill in Clvlrge oi New Type- ' All Miss Jown Melvin' Co-Chfiirmen in chsrge of Lon er Tonner 'ind Elizubeth Poole. Other pro- ' ' s Delores Anderson e 'o tec Hours, rnincnt secretarial workers prose secrets-ri'il 'tide to the President. of the United Std qlkcr, Cliiei of Office Sufi 'it the U. S. Consulwte in Greenlan Miss Mwry Chowte Professor of Business ot Mount Holyoke Collegeg Miss Louda on Slioeinulcer xxliorc television shorthwnd lessons have achicxccl world-wide recognition 'ind Miss Georgii Dixon speed ' ' - -A1960 typist. U IL' 15147 , S if' 1 , L , X L. 1. I H 1 c , R th H K . . C N Q A' N 4 L - Go . N r . 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K I't In, 1 Q ievqd St., , L .ite-wide recognition Wh C D cn he!- , . 1 Q '- V 4 ., 2 ' ' L 1 . imp f fam ,,. 5 or A siccs ,M 1' .t - rad V 1 WOM snag ARRESTED Fon chicag0Gik11gW2g ARMS . .B,1, S is 1 gegnird Davis agsms Olen lvfygiidaigg A1 den increase in 19SDOnsible for th hg'ffiIf1C8r1 countriesgulgqlfnpillg to Soutli 1 leutenqnt Frederglsllllcga Treece and uf!-Tess were to ' mlc we'iDOns to waptorn A fgentinq arrested vecsrefd L ' Hy for illegql Sa ' L v le of 3- II ' ' IOSQ V 'mtm 1 Tfnzvr' H C Q erry no ' 1 O ci Zxlxanexary travel rind chairrnanle ie Foundntion for Fostering Betiecll n Relations announce 0 the four ter pu t tl or X3 16 ay lorfition tri? to M115 xs n Oi Pm Way Registration is in charge tt Ruth l-look and Prof Norma bri e H X V - . 1 n Y i int - . ' - A - tl 1 eviry . t - d, MT 1 . ganization oi ow undg: EXP L . - - - i. ' ' . Al ' Yl- SPORTS WORLD By Joe McHenry Val Gene Flora, xoted the best all- round athlete since Jim ThorDL1 Y5'tU1'n9d today from the Olympics where he won ex erythinq in siyht, V Q Famed guard of the St. Louis BombG1S. Jack Brown, has just been woted the most valuable basketball player of 196-1. Y V Coach Clifton Dunn of the Kentueld Wildcats. 'announced todHY UNT he has disco, ered -1 Comer 8 feet, inches t'ill. Georgene Roberts, OlYlT1I31C wed' WQU an exciting contest from the' New Y0lk Shqmrocks last night in Madison Squire Your vt ritei. fo1 mer H11 :- boxing champion .Toe MeHenrX and DF9- gent editor of Sports Magazine haS been voted Sports Editor of the Year- Track stars Ramon Webb Don Bund- ren and Ward Migfhell will run a lbeneflt race at Walsh Stadium, St. Louis, Sat- urday for the bcnefitef the- Damon Run- yon Cancer Fund, Nice EZOHIS1 fellas- ' Jim Hogshead, former Cardinal CGUYGY fielder is refusing to sign with the Red Birds because they will not ZIV? 111111 the S155 000 he has askpd for rincluding bomigegi, It is rumored that the Brooklyn Dodgers hate offered him that much. Will he sign? STOCK BREEDERS DEVELOP NEW MARKET Dallas, May 12.-Three former hieh school classmates who combined efforts tll1'09 YQ'1rs ago haveiproduced startling results in developing 'i market for pre- drjested meats. Norman Jones Robert stock breeders. hwvehrecently perfected '1 method of processini and pwckfieing, mcfits lllt 'i predigested form for invilids End babies. 'iearly sales now total mil- ions. L L L b L L L L L L 2 L , Earl Taylor and James Rodgers, all large L L 1 ,I . . . ,Q f if L Yi 1 f- 4. L L IU li I 411 mfr 1 J '1H'1 ' f ' vm 1 L 1 X 1 L 1 ,, H K L 1 1 Y . L X L L L L , t L L 1 L C 1 , 1 L K Q L C Carden. , . H . 1' - - ddleweiffht KL 'V L L L , L C .N Q L L L L , L t 1 L W , L 1 Sf lrmix ''Glnllr-l'Prn1.'u'1'at -4l953 Lew Pictured aboxe are millionaire plav Miss Irene Deaton caught outside the Tampa Yacht Club boy George Mullinax and his financee A brilliant collection of New Fashions exclusive showing for buyers of the Chicago area in the Cockatoo Room of the Romulus Hotel. Miss Cherry Crews, whose refreshing ideas hate practically revolutionized the designing of nylon clothint was present in person to dis- cuss her new twenty -may drape ski and gardening costume. New York mod- els Phyllis Schierbaum, Edna Hester, Mary Ruth Wood and Rhodene Taylor displayed her creations, - f'f1ir'11gm Tl'l-IUIIICU L L by Cherry was modeled last night at an 1 1 c X u 1 1 L 1 N I 3, V vc K H . L UTTUSS SEBTIUTT UE THE TITHSS UE'5U HBE HT ETTHDUHTIUTT 19 I 18 - 17 111111111- 16 111 15 I PTHTTS EUR THE EUTUHE COLLEGE I I I I I N0 PLANS 1111111n WORK 111 FARM I 1 BARBER I SCHUTHSTIII STHTTTJITTG 4.5 or above 4to 4.5 I-- 35 to4 --I 3 3.5 QZZZZI 25 ma -I 2 2.5- Q- KEY-Ehsq Rp F s DRINK On The Square Cokes, Candy, Pop-Corn, Bot tled Under Authority of the Coca-Cola Co., By Grand Theater Cario Bottling Co. Vienna, Illinois Cairo, lllinois Our Best Wishes to the Vienna H. S. ' If ' C MILK - BUTTER - BUTTERMILK - ICE CREAM Cates 8- McCorkIe RUDES' CAFE New Burnside, Illinois BROWN'S DRUG STORE FARMER'S SUPPLY Prop., Oren Taylor Vienna, lll. WESTERN AUTO A. E. McKenzie You'II Enjoy Trading With Us MlLBURN'S SERVICE STORE Grocenes Meats Vegetables New Burnside' Illinois UNIKO Phone 83 Vienna, lll. HOOD MOTOR CO. J. E. ARNOLD Justice ofthe Peace BOB PORTER County Judge LLOYD B. ROBERTSON County Sup't of Schools Johnson County Compliments of D. JACK HOOD County Clerk FRAN K MOUNT Sheriff CHARLES J. HUFFMAN Lawyer HOGSHEAD FEED AND PRODUCE LIVESTOCK and POULTRY CUSTOM GRINDING Phone 94R2 Vienna Luckily They Were Insured ALL KINIDS OF INSURANCE F. E. WORRELL INSURANCE AGENCY First Floor - Times Office, Vienna, Ill. ESTHER WORRELL, Agent Congratulations Walker Wholesale Co. , Knupp s Department Store Cigars - Cigarettes and Tobacco and Candy Variety Store Phone 746 Marion, III. Vienna, Illinois L HERFF - JONES COMPANY Indianapolis Class Rings -Commencement Announcements Official Jewelers and Stationers for V.T.H.S. . JACOBS l- Illinois Representative Since 1928 JACKSONVILLE, ILL. FLOWERS of Compliments Distinction of Murrie Funeral Home Phone 7OR3 Vienna, lll HOOKER'S FLOWER SHOP J. W. REYNOLDS MABLE WANOUS, Propr. - FERN'S Phone 32R2 Vienna' HI' Ladies and Childrens Wear Vienna Illinois Sales and Service Congratulations VIENNA LUMBER Walter's Motor Sales COMPANY Phone l54R2 Vienna, lll. Everything for the Builder DR. E. A. VEACH C. ROSS REYNOLDS A Congratulations Place National Farm Loan ,O Mee, fo, ASSOCl8'l'l0I1 Refreshments ALICE SMITH Assistant Secretary-Treasurer GEORGE M. BERRY Secretary - Treasurer Throgmorton's Drug Store Vienna, Illinois ' Yes, there are good office jobs but the better jobs go to the better trained. 56 years of experience - the oldest Office Employment Service in the city - ' more than 20,000 employed graduates-give you an advantage not to be had elsewhere. LOCKYEAR'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Evansville Indiana Fully accredited by the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools Watches Elgin Bulova Congratulations Columbia Diamonds Class of '50 l Silverware ' Throgmorton's Jewelry Wyatt's General Store Guaranteed Watch Repair New Burnside, IH. Westside Vienna, Ill. Congratulations mass of '50 Congratulations Turley 81 Son' Meats, Groceries and Locker Plants O. K. Barber Shop Vienna, Illinois NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE Vienna, Illinois THE VIENNA TIMES Johnson County's Newspaper UPIOI1 Bros. HODGE'S ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Phone 253 EARL RED Vienna Tunnel Hi Hotpoint 81 Maytag Appliances LAWRENCFS STORE k III' ' Phone 36 Vienna, Ill. Ozar ' mols CITY CAB R. V. Davis, Prop. Best Wishes ' to the TayIor's Gulf Service Class of '50 Tires Batteries 8. Accessories Phone 34FI3 NEW BURNSIDEI ILL' Smith Hardware Store All Kinds of Hardware Vienna, Illinois Always in Stock- Copyrighl l949, The Kroger C . The Store for Dad and Lad 0 I if? I Friendliness is a. commodity found in all Kroger stores. It's an item that is never out of stock and never out of season. Kroger employees everywhere know that a. friendly smile and a cheerful word make your shopping and their jobs more pleasant. VVe like to think of Kroger as another word for friendliness John Paust's Vienna, Illinois Ford SALES SERVICE Day-Night Wrecker Service Phone ISI Vienna, Illinois HOLDER MOTOR SALES Drive a FORD and Feel the Difference Complete Line of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Oshel 8- Co. Furniture Mart Phone II4 Vienna, III. Compliments of Firsl' National Bank General Banking Business Vienna, Illinois NELSON'S INSURANCE AGENCY MAURICE NELSON, Agent Phone 187 Vienna, Illinois You are Always Welcome at the Alldredge Cafe Enjoy Life-Eal' Out More Often DR. ROYCE HU NDLEY CHARLES J. HUFFMAN DR. C. R. MOSCHENROSS FRUIT BELT SERVICE C. A. Robbins, Mgr, Economy Variety Store The 5 and 'l0 for Johnson County Vienna, Illinois Complete Banking Service DROVER'S STATE BAN K Vienna, Illinois . Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 1 Pi'-S2 LL AJ 315 Qffwo fw ' Cf '11, ., Lwrwsptw WWW4 M A f I Z! 1 H5 ab Q' A 6'1 QU and L ' M ' , W qt? 1-Leaf PY.. .. ..MJ '5e7,,JQ MMR A ,MA me - QQ 1 5 1 . N W W N' A , UW jf! - , A Vx LC Qi I Wm l kifx J' It 9 6. ff K x W gg gl 1. L 2' I A -. . ' 'i . f L .jbpp 3.x Q 1 1 sb ' :LH . of J' I , . .S 1 J .Af ' Ax avi, .' C gf' X ,f-5 'L f 47,1 1 , T1 I' X N ,L I 44 ,V ufxzv R! ,K - ., V' 'xi Kggyft.. i 'J' . A5 X! ry 7' NC' 0 vff A nts Lug.. J g N J .xx 1 LM' ,, fri ' M. . . ,. JA LA qi A f D V hx X11 ' A f4'4 Q. J' ,, ' I , . 1' ff! I l,,I'A t :f F A-JV , ir? U ' f 'flfll N , 3 flqff A A A Af ,ff Auf V fl 'ij 'jf A f ', h ,ff lla' ', I , fwf' if ? ,S ,:f MYERSJvy- YEARBO J X THE PACEMAKERS or QuALlrv,,fy'n?7L-Lfff9?9J 1 MYERS AND co. INC. TOPEKA, KANSAS VV I' , ' 5 j 7 , 7 A A ff My I OFHCS C-3loLoeY CLASS recom c HALL Commence Comman- HoME, EC. HALL Gym EsoyS REST Room GIRLS REST Rf-wb! GIRL 3 Powofk Room TEACHERS 3 EEL. 'HSTRY :urn ' ' I K HIST' nys wus 0 RY M A T H R557 Kfff Ro'N. lfomf mu. LOBBY .. A LlBIiJIh7:' MOVIES - i - 'HALL Ae. snousu I . W - n- !?ii.iYf5?'W ?i4YWl'5!YYYW1t!YIY! 7!'!F 'F 7 ?lF WH'E'+ ' A