Walnut High School - Walnut Tree Yearbook (Walnut, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1946 volume:

TWH. SLUIUT Claws IDTLSLHIS ffhg VValnut TWLL ci 1946 ,,, . I I I TABLE OE CONTENTS ICXXTI ADMINISTVXXTTON CLASSES A TH L H LJ M O Tx MISCELLANEQLJS ITDLTW ON K ACTTVITTES VE ETTCS THE WALNUT COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS OF I946 D E D I C A T E S THE WALNUT TREE TO MR W P IBILLI FREDERICK AND SERVICEMEN WHO HAVE GONE FROM THIS INSTITUTION 1873-1946 MR W P BlLLl FREDERICK l873 I946 I1 Ill s rl 1 I1 111111 I1 s 1111 T Xl 1 ll 111111 111111 1 1 1 11111111111 111 BILL IS GONE-Over ln Walnut Ill erlck who had dled suddenly one day short of reachmg the age of 73 vears B111 had operated a httle confectlonary and 1ce cream parlor 1n the commumty for 40 years In those 40 years B111 s only concesslon to modern progress had been to lnstall electrlc storage cablnets for h1s ICC cream Otherwlse B111 and hs place of busmess had never changed But B111 l1ked chlldren and young people really hked them and everyone hked B111 When Walnut got a new modern h1gh school w1th a good gym naslum and bxg athletlc fleld around 1920 B111 thought Walnut ought to have a football team and he Sald so He sa1d lt to everyone and repeatedly He d1dnt get much encouragement however from school off1c1als or tax payers The student body was too small and a football team was too expenslve they Sald After a lot of frultless agltatlon B111 flnally plnned down the oppos1t1on Just how many boys were avallable for foot ball .lust how much would It cost to put them on the f1eld'P The answer was about 15 boys to play and about S80 each to equlp them Well why d1dnt you say so a long tlme ago? asked B111 conservatlve B111 who had never spent an unnecessary nlckel on hlmself or h1S place of busmess You get the boys out I ll get the equxp ment And he d1d just that That fall Walnut put an elght man credltable showlng The boys loved play mg the game and the townspeople en Joyed watch1ng them B111 stayed 1n h1s one man store and d1spensed candy and 1ce cream but he told the team lf you w1n come up and have a treat on me 1ts all free They won a good many t1m8S Walnut soon went to 11 man football and Jolned the Blackhawk conference Walnut began to clxmb ln the league standmgs and last season flnxshed as runnerup to Wethersfleld Hlgh of near Kewanee Th1s season of course Walnut attamed the ultunate seven games played all Won and no opponent even crossed Wal nuts goal 11ne Seven t1mes the squad met at B1lls for the post game free treat and B111 got even more enjoy ment g1v1ng the treat than the boys d1d 1n gettlng lt because lt was a trlumph B111 had walted for more than 20 years to enjoy B111 knew now as he had long be heved that he had made no mlstake ln handlng out that handful of cash a b1g handful to equlp that flrst Walnut football squad May B111 Freder1ck rest ln peace and may th s of us vsho follow h1m havlng seen the wlsdom of hls lnvestment be eager and w1ll1ng to 1 lvest our cash and devote our tlme to Amerlcan youth . C I K - T111' f11llf111'i11g t l 11' 11'11.' 11111 t1 t' i'lI ' ' ' ' , I-'r1'1I1'1'i1'k 'I-ll TI11' OH ' 1'11'.'1 14'l'. Ill'- H . , - - 11111-1111 11, -1 'uw 11111' f111'I111g.s I11:tf1'1' I ' U 117 1 Ill' 111'1 1'11 '1 . n ' ' , . Y N , . - last week they buried W. P. Bill Fred- football team on the field and made a . , . , J . . l - . ' 1 ' , . . Y . . H- , . ' . , . , - ' ' Y YY . . i . . i 1 A . y . . ' Y 1 ' ' l 7 . . y , 7 ' , . . . y ' I , V D . 1 ' V' 1. . , - 0 . . . Y , . Y 1 1 1 ' - - 1 9 . . v . D ' . . . y C 3 V . . Y KC ' Y ' - - ' 1 . ,, . . . A . . . ' 1 1 l 1 1 1 . r HONOR ROLL Many Coys e11l1er gfacuafes or UOV1 qraduabes have le11 Wa 11111 10 serve IF1 111e armed forces Our class hopes 10 snow l1'1 a small way 1116 gra111ude Wl11C1'1 we feel 1owafd 'rlwem To we followmcg boys we oresem' our annua llve Walnuf Tree GRADUATES 111 C1 11 1 11 111 111111111 551111111 N111 11l11s1111 1X X 61112111111 R111 A A111L11111 A11 C111 4 1,111 Cillllil I'1 1 H4 111 J 1X IIL R1111111 Hws A1111x 1 14111 S1121 1111 11111 1 S 111 4 11 1 C111 18 111511111 C 11111111 Be 1111K A1111x 1111.1111 C 11111 D 1 4 11 41 e 511111 .111 I1s11111 I1 M11111es E11s1g11 L A B1s11011 N1xx 3 1116111111 1-1111111 I 1111 A11 C11 N 111111 1111111 1 1111 1 11111111 Rl .f11x IX 1 1 LX 1 1111111 1 111 11111 11111 111 1 1 II 1111 1111N 11 1 11111 1111111111 1111111111 C1 Sx D111 C N 1 x O 4 11 IX 111 4 144 11xxe 11 1 1 x '1 C1 S111111c1 1114s F1 11111 111111112 111 11 3111151 1111111111 D11111111., 1 111 1 1111111 F11s1 C11 S T11111111x 11111111 N x 1 111 JI 111 'N 1111Y X 1 E1 1 1 1 C111 11111 1 1 111 1 x 1111111111111 E 1 111 111111 L 111 1 11 T111111C11 X 11 1 Se1111f111 Se11111c1 C1411 Euvene C 11 e111 'N IX Se 11111111 F1141 C1144 1111111111 C1111111e1 N'1x 11111111 11 C1111 J GLINIQI 1111 6111116 P111 11e C1c116I1LQ 1-12186111 affex 9111111 44 Selgealll H8113911 H1Qe11wage1 A 1111 44 C1de1 'khldxed H111C111d, 43 1 ' l 1 S11 S1'11cz1111 .1 111 A1111 11 Ai1' C '11s, '42, A111 '1 '11 1 Ura A1 ,Nz '43. L11 12 g , -1 1, '- ' -11,-, 2111, F111 z1111'11s 1 Ll11f','11JI1, A11' C '11s, '43, 11-' 1 1 1- 1 .-,1. '41, Mag 1' .'1'0'-2 W2 12 PASS. A11 C '11.', '3T, C211 :1111 O. L, I'ZlLI111gll1'lI1C1', A11' ' '1 '38, S 1 'f 12 '1' 11 '42. C111 '21 111 1 1'1l1Jx1' 131:11 11, 1 '111j', '35, S 1'U 21 E' ' 521 ,. 1 '41. , , , 1 'IT. Lie 1 1 1 '1 112 -' ,. '1'IJ.', '40, C211 2' L2 1 B: 11 '11, A 'I11f', '39, H21 ' 911x'111, xx'11,'. '33 P1' '21 u 1 11's1 Class H11'11z11'1l T. 1'1'1 vc'1'. A1' 11fX'. '30, QR ' '111 C1z11'1-1 1'1'1 '11, A' '33, 1,101 - :1111 A1111111 11 'k 'y, A11' C1 1'11s, '31i, C1 '11111'z11 V111'111'1' P 'key A '30, 1'1'1X'Ll1L' Ge 11111 J, CL11111-1' 111, A' '42, Tc '1 'fa ' ' 711 .'.' 1 1 'z11'1,'1111, A '111x'. '37, M, . M. M, First C1z1.'s C1i111111 Clll' e111e1'. Navy. '41, P1' '1 1 F1151 C11 .',' 12 ' 11 D 111, A'111-', '41, hz 1-1 ' 1- 'z .'.1 'z -'s D' '11, Nz '33, F11g,1 C 2 ' 'g,A1'C '15, '40, Sea 1 ' as: if D '11 ..'i1'j'.'-1-1. P11 '1 1 C '11 DL11l111gEI'. A '29, Pri '11 0 ' V111 G, F11'C11111111, A11' C'O1'1JS. '29, E11s'g11 T, 1-'111'1l11z1111, A11' LN 1'11s, '29, S0111 111 1.z1x'e1'11 F1131 A' '34, 31i1'X'1I1 T, F11x. Navy. '23. P1'1'2 - 114111 F1'115', A '111.', '35, L11 1 ', . C12111SC1'1lXX', N1 '211. C111 1' . E, Glalka. A11 C '1 s. '42, A1'1 . 'ass L11111,' CR 11igz1111. N1 vy, '43 1 ' - ,',' C, 9 g .'1 '51 '45, 2 ' 13: ' ' ' ' ' '. .X y. '44. C ' '1 ' , 5 's . M' s. '43, ' ' ' 1, j ',.1' , P111 atc l'11s1 class Robext Havden Arms 41 Statt Se1geantCl1tto1d Heaton Aimw 38 Seaman Th11cl Class Chailes Hill Nan Wa1 ant Otticei Ha1old Hottman Axmx 39 Cadet Lois Hottrnan 44 Ciptnn Homei Hopkins AIIDW Z8 Fcchnic il Seibe int Floxd Hoinback Aimx 'it' Coipoial Hnold Hoinback A1n1'1 39 Seaman Fiist Cl'1ss Gene Johnson N mx 45 Co1po11lRobe1t L Kisei A11 COIDS 39 Lieutenant tjtinioi giadeh Do11a1d S Kianox Naw Cadet Ntuse Mau Lee Lmcastei 44 Seaman Fiist Class Claude Langtord Naxw Seaman Fiist Class Thomas Langfmd Naxy Ensign l1x1n Jax Langtoid lNau 40 CO1DO18l Ixan Laison Armx 3:1 Ha Fiist Class William H Lee Naxv 43 Matoi Ned Lexx is A11 Coips 38 Stati Seigeant Jett Lixew AlIllY 29 S9lb92tlllLQO1ld1d Lubbs A11 C01 ps 40 Seaman Second Class Merle Lubbs Naxy 45 Colpoial Eixin MCMSIHS A11 Corps 41 Prix ate Fiist Class George Melton Alvnw 43 P1ixate Floxd Meldian Aimw 41 FCJ11QSlMl1lle1 Aimx 16 Piix ate Glenn Miniei Malines 4:1 Technician Sixth Class Geolge Alden Mungoi A1mv 30 Lieutenant Uunioi giadeb Fianklwn Nelick Naxy 36 Seigeant 1111111 Nehck Aimx 39 Technical Scigcant Walter Ohcla A11 Coips 35 Technical Seigeant William Ohda A11 Corps 30 Piix ate D'111ell Obeile Ma11nes 4:1 Seigeant John Oakland lNl81lIl8S 40 Coipoial Ha1old Paepke Aimy 3:1 Statt Seigeant Donald Parson Air Corps 3:1 Se1geantD M Peach Air Coips 33 Captain Maiion Peach A11 Corps 38 Statf Seigeant Maixin Peach A11 Corps 36 Lieutenant Yiiden Peach Air Corps 42 Lieutenant Jos Peiiino Army 36 Coxsxxam FOIIQSI Petelson Naxw 44 Clai1 Peteison Nam 43 Seaman Second Class Gasle Plapp Nan 43 Technical Seigeant Muon Plum A11 Coips Phaimacists Mate Second Class Exe1ett Pope Nam 29 HA Fiist Class Cathixn Qulltei Naxy Z9 P111 ate Fnst Class Clitfoid Renne1 Axmw 41 Cadet Nuise Sl'll1l8N Rennei 4:1 llzssznq 1' 1. 1 ' 1. ' .. 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' , '39. 'D' ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' K 7 1. 7 ' '1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ll . . . V, . '1' 2 . 'Oz A' - ' ' '. 1. ' 1 1. 1 1 . . . - 1 1 1 1 ' 11 1. ' 1 , 1 1 7 - C-- - 1 1. , . . 1 11 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 7' . , , , , . ' 1 ' ' 1 U 1 . 1 1, ,v1Y 438' 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 7 , Y 1 , , . ' . . '15 .5 . , ' , 1.1. 940. 1 . '11 1 5 1 . Y . 1 1, 1' 1 1' 1 ' 1 Y , 1 ' 1 . .. . , 1 - . ' .1 1 - - 1 1 . 1 -1 ' - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1 .U . 1 ' . 1 1 I . . . 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' ' ' ' 1 , 7 A First Lieutenant R. W. McMains. Air Corps, '34. ' 11 '1 1 1 , 7 1' 1 N1 1 ' . 1 :Y ' ' 1' 1 ' ' 1 1' ' ' ' ' A 1 11 1 v ' v v l s N K Q Y, I' , V -Y, vu 1 1 '1Z 1111- 1' '- ' -51 D ' 11 1 1 ' ' . ' 1 Y 1' 11 1 1 1 1' 1 ' y 1 . . . .. . , - 1 1 1 1' ' ' 1 Y S ' - 14 . ' 1 1 , . 1 1 fn '. 1 . 11 1 1 V 1v1, ' ' 11 1 sw 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 l' 1' 1 ' 11 i151 ' ' 1 -Y 1 L13 ' . 1 1 , 1, , . 1 - . . , , . V C xwl ' O TEAAAH' NON GRADUATES 11 s s 1311111111 A11ClLlNIl11 A11111 x 111111111 Kc1111et11 B111111 1111L1 A 1111 Ex 11161111111 Se11111d Class G111d1111 B1s1111p 11 11 E -17 1116111111 1C Q1 111 111fJ111Li.l H11111 B1s1111p A11 C111 s 111 F 1111111 st s 1 s 1 Sc1ge111t TV111X111 P111 1101 All Cmps x Se1gef111t Hf11de11 C1a11e A111111 Ex -11 iexgeaut H11be1t C1 1119 1111111 E 3-1 1101 B11s1111 s 1111110 Xvllldlfl 13111111115 1 11 Fx 11 s 1 x F U S1111 SL1g,L1ll1 W.1l1c1 F111111s A11111 E -1 W tsl F1111 A11111 Ex 2 P111a1e R0be11Glass A11111 hx '38 P111a1e R1c11c11d Guebe A11111 Ex 49 PIlX31C J111111 GIKJQNITIRTI Al111X Ex 4:1 TO1111111 1111 x P11111 111 IN 1 31 s Ifx P 11 c L. 11111 I111111sf111 A11111 Ex 5 P111 11e KQ1111 1xe111111e1 Ex -10 Qld1QIlCG L111115 '1111 Ex -1:1 q1l11 Subs 1111 R11be11 lV1cD11111ld All C111 F 41 1 111 Q11 1111 A 1111 Fx 11111 1111 A1111 Ex 4 3 1 111 A1flL1l N 11316 -X1 1 Ex 1111111 811111111 Cl1s F1111Je1t 11111111 N111 11 S1111 Sexgefmt Cl11ll6K Odell A11111 Ex 9 P111ate Paul Odell 511111 Ex '39 C111p111alEuge11e Odell AlI11N E 3 H 113011 Qu1lte1 A 1111 Ex 1 1L1111111Le P11 s Ex 11L111e1s M L T1 ss 111 L111 11111111s1111 11 Ex Clan T111111J A11111 Ex 70 P111 1te Dlck 11111 H11lt1111 A111111 Ex -14 P111a1e D11111111 V1a1e1111111se 11718111161 Ex 13 11 1 1 IV 111116 Ex c111e111111 111 x F s1c1 1111 fl 111 1111111111 311111111 L11ss C LI 1 11 W1l1 N111 hx 1' tc s 11 1 1 A1111 Ex 1'1 'ate 1-'11'.'1 Clays z 1 . ' '44, C1 ' 1 1 1 QZ'1l . 1' N1-1. 1 ' ' ' cg: ' . 'H x A Z.. Lie 1 1 1j1111i111'g1'z 11 L1 jd E, B1s111111. Nz11'1'. E1 '39 Flig 1 ' .' . 4- ' -11.1 Ex F11. l,1'lX'2llL' 11111: 1'11'v11'1-1'. A11 Ex '21i. C111'11111'z11 C11-stal 131'11c1's. A1111X. ,X '-11. Sei z F112' Clas: Yll'Qll l 1'11e1 '.', Nz 1'1'. Ex '-15. S1' 1 1 2 ' 1 -k '. T ' EJ '33 C1' ' Q . 1 ' ' f 41. 'Ya .Q '33-1, I'l1I'O1 E111 First Clasp Clefvrge .112 ljll1'1121111, Navj. li' 44. P1'11'il1O James Et111-111110. A1l111j'. .x '4f. 2 ffl: ' 1' '2 ' x'C1. ill': .. ' .' '-12 Private First Class A1111-1'1 1.00 I111tt'111a11. A1'111f'. Ex 43. ' ian F11111 Class E1'e1'et1 l'101'1'1112lll. A11 E1 '-13, 1 'Q 1 C1111 'l -s .1111-1 111111. A1 ' C1 'pg If '45, 1 '2114 1 j . : . 1 .' '47, . 1 V011 ',' z 'ps.1x' , P11 'z 1 C7151 M21 berg. . 1' '13 '39. l3I'1XZl1L' 1111 ' ' '1111 110141. 1' .' '-1 . l1'i 'z 1 1 ' - .'1 1. 1 'l11,'. J '-1-1. Sea 2. ff 'sis ' ' 21,2 EQ '-15. 2' ' 1 ' 2' J . ' .' '2.. e' ' ' '..1' .' ' 7. C2111 ' '1 -1s 1 .' '38, C211 V1 .' at A 1 i1'11 Cla .'.4 Ha ' J 12 T1 5 Na .' '4-1. P1' 'ate Ray Xv1ll1 H1l1e11. 12 . J 111. 111- z af 1. XVCII A1' P s1 f11'21 11110. '21-1. Y1 ' . -' 'z ,'.' 1-'al '..'z '41, 1'i1'z1 1 1-'1111 Class Lo W 111'-. . 1' .' '-1-1. dmn Il TUIYCJITUI 0 O Cl ,mzgs-gfa' f lm QW , ff Cfixff' C'k:'xQ?O'f1 adn fef. V Q1 HC iw' ,RUNS 'L' ff! W 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION E L BAI 'XII ARTINPI I I I SIIJI INI J HOXX -XI IJ I OSS NFLI I 'I XI X IN x J T FPFDBHICIL CI IFI OI D LAImIxIN MERI E DAHL CECILA SNIDER M A PRINCIPAL IQIIL II STEPI-IEN LA RUSSA B A MRS LQIS WATSQN 3 Ill no J M CLARENCE M EIATLAND B S MSD CIARIQH QULIY 3 LYLE H DREVAIXIN B S llfl 1 0 x ICIIL m I X K MRS I-IELEN OORDY B A CB EULICE I-I O IIXIOER B I , IVIIQS MAUDE B WA LACE M GIJI LIIIII 'I 1 ll MRICO A RPENIER MH. . I. . f. ,I '11, ' I Cf MIL. 'I I 1 .'.', .' I C I ' !II'b 1 v . . . X. 4 MH. , 7 -1' ' ' .' MR. J MR. . - , ,Q l'1If'vff1I l'ffIIfylf. lm1'f1'.xI!,f 1,1 lmfff, AII J 'z 1 Hislury. Iiirmlngy. III IS 'I II'f '- ll1'fl,I.'f IIIIIIV 1' ill GQ -'ul SL-icnuc, Plxysics. IC11gIish. Pull J 1 v u ' I - I - . . IIWI- GUIIIIIIIF' I4IIJI'ilI'I2iII. Dru Il IL MR, . A- , If 111 ,'f,f.f,11,, 1: ffffflff X 1 I Il IHIHIHN HHN, Af'1'ir'L11I 111-. . . I flIIIIIIIUl'l'U, CIIII II1 It I Ifrilxcnlimm, IVIR. . I I - . . lffflwfwffff ff' lII,f,fIu V I VVU Ii ill .-:XII Q L CmxL111r.cu1 ,H .ff X I, , I I I'v II U I 'AI I I Ilffflx ,N fl' I I PII1'iSIt'llI I'.c111c':1111I11. Crm'I1. IIIIHIQ- Iflc-um. 111 ,Im fw,l11gf1 Iv , ., , I uf 1 ' III Alg 'zu I. II. SIIINI Cwmm-I1'5', 'III H 'I I' 2 ' , English, IILS KO D I, ', . . L. . f -. I I OUR' O' H mm 177 YZM7 KH 17 J F Eff A 5 Hoff fzmgezf xg, ,f7'fqJfx T if AA LLUZ 55, L52 me mf O oss ' - VL V E. hkfg ' i LQ. N s n L 1- Ma 7 ,a f 5 CRE 0. 1 2 L. ar' ln . . Te er: E 42111451 ssa, -f 1:- x fs, 'V - 1 ,1 .A ,i . A ix G 'S 2 , 'W I x Z 1 ' :Q wfv f . 'W' I ' . 0. an umce . in '1' fznu fi LII-Lwfcr 8 - mann r V 1 'F T J If Xl .. A ,z A , ljfirdaggylljr - lb 01.5 at san .EO-5 CDL? Q11 U1 S is Q 5 SENIORS Sopl'ns+lca+ed JUNIQRS Learnmg SOPHOMORES s.mpl.C.+y FRESHMEN. Green as grass SENIOR CLASS HISTORY September 1 1942 marked the be g1nn1ng of hlgh school l1fe for green freshles Our Freshman year was a m1x up at least the flrst s1x weeks proved such We found the classrooms hard to locate however we became a llttle more used to the new envlronment and a llttle less used to the studles by the s cond semester Our capable offlcers were Presldent Phylhs Johnson VICE PPGSI dent Ne1lSt1ver and Secretary Jeanne Andersen The one th1ng We havent qulte forgotten was th 1n1t1at1on lwoe IS mel It was the flrst and last oppor tumty CI hopel that any of us w1ll wear a green rlbbon on hls b1g toe All 1n all It was fun Our Sophomore year we had as our offlcers Bob Bolbock Pres1dent Gordon Dahl V1ce Presldent Bette Bolbock Secretary MISS Barclay was our spon sor Many of the boys were actlve IH football basketball and track Ah Flnallv upper classman' Our Jumor year we had much to look for ward to the hlgh school paper wh1ch wasn t too successful at f1rst the J umor and Senlor Prom wh1ch we Jun1ors worked very hard on to make the blg success 1t was B1lly Waltes orchestra furnlshed muslc for the evenlng The Jumor play Dont Darken My Door wh1ch was directed by Mrs Watson 1n cluded 1n xts cast Phylhs Johnson Dlck Dlenslake Bob Bolbock Phylhs Mc Elvama Louls Alshouse Lorena Jensen Mary Ann Thompson and Wxllda V1ck rey all of vshom played thelr parts well Our Jumor year we had as Presxdent Nell Stxver VICE Presldent Phylhs Mc Elvanla Secretary Bette Bolbock and our sponsor was Mrs Yonk Now as Semors of W H S we have as our Presldent Louls Alshouse V109 Presldent Phylhs Johnson Secretary Lois Dlmmlg and able sponsor Mr LaRussa Our class was well represented th1s year 1n many actlvltxes In the one act play contest at Prmceton we took second place Both football and basket ball were successful seasons and We are hopmg the Senlor play w1ll prove equally as successful Thls year the members of the class of 46 are approachlng what they hope wlll be Success 1n Llfe Thls mvarlably takes us back to our motto So llttle done so much to do I Y - . , , , , ' u 1 11 1 1 - . , ' . . , I Y . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 , n f l e 1 - , I , . ' - 1 1 ' 1 1 e 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . G . . . . S . . . . ' V 7 , , . . A 1 1 1 1 1 - ' . - 1 1 1 1 1 . Y - , . .. ' 64 11 1 - 1 at p Q ,Y u - 4 . , . H . , . . ' 7 YY I 11' n 1 Y V . . . . , . t .SQ L 55231101433 Wm mam Le Umf H Zxfane DQCIIJOCX Pffyqgjrgmson QOZS 2727.722 GCT' BSU Balbodf ,EQHHJ 563255, CS. ' qs V 'TZ easfg Q. f 7 'Sf ia 0 ' 811391 G U'1a'rIesEs11e'r 7 P ,1 Har r5O1son Uickery OP mcrfian HCUOMFTZ gf V ,A . 77 ' 12161 1 -ron DC L 1 . mze ehrsen or om am Jefzeuzr, ue Earl fx MH mf if DQU1UfLfO 757' 7713? f GH fizlfhe-JZIMI gms 5227! Fenner fl QM Zff Ziff 0? GUMUIOFDQJ1 N 1:- fnremf 215621 QQ JD 1 WE, ZH F A A , ei fuer jce 1 L ' 7-7 1 f ' ' ie , 0 v Q , -, nj x mf ,mo S017 kiwi 6 Razz ,172 a .228 C - is as - A Q ' -9 ,ig l 4 ffazfn ffmzcfgwffgy JMJYQLJS 0.L1effi05,W A , A 3 Q 64 .R-4 it V ' V If ' 4 l . I 5, All -'Q 1' 6 H n J' fans ak: X27 - 4 SENIORSG 6 LOUIS ALSHOUSE, BILFFI' BOLBOLK I 1 1 N JORS F11gl1s11 1lLL111l1IL 11 S 4 1 1 fU1T11T1QII,1l1 NIINORS SL1L11U, Nusuadn 1 2 4 C,.x111bf1 c 4 F001 1 Qhmub 1 2 3 Nlmcd C1101 5 3 Prcsxt Class -1 Student C,01ll1C11 2 JL11101 C,11s5 P111 F 1 '7 B'15kctb11l Cip 1111 1 C1152 A25 m 1 SL1101 Clwss P 11 PHY LLI9 JOHNSON I mf xv nf JORS hnglnsh S ll 11 81111111 L 111111111 'NIINORS Sucnu ISIL 1111 1 xm no B 1114 stu 11 2 1 Stuc rv 1me11t :me L L1 11 lss P 5 11101 C,11ss P111 Vlcc P1es1dc11t of Mass 4 Tm as f CJ f 4 N111 f1111Q 1 B00 1 s E sornbla 1 ir Q C N Aesemblx 1 4 As51st111t EC11101 otA1111L111 Serum Class P111 LOIS DIMMIG H1 JORS E gllsh Lo111111e1L111 N L111 111 N NORS 1211111 N1 l11'1C11111lLS Summa s1L1c1c 1 G 'l1'JUILt 1 Chm s Bum Lib 2 3 581511111 NI111agL1 f 111 L Q H IIN Book Club 4 PHYLLIS MCELVANIA lxf lx 111 rl Ill .IORS S 1111 Salam S l11lt hug 1 1 NURS nth iI11111l1l 111111111 41111 A H 11121 111111 S1 11111 xr 12411101 A 1 E41 11 1511 F0111 11 N Nhud 41 1115 sw QL IL 141 111111 P IX LEO CHRISTENSEN 1 4 1 NIAJORQ qOC1l1 Summa L1t1KL E gh -X I1 LLl11L1IQ XIINORQ L0111n1L1L1 11 11119111 LL 1 111 B zskel i 15N b I 4 ll lull JI 1 IX ,ln NIAJORS h.11g11s1 Suu ll Summa NIINORS 'VI1th Suenu Hump E lS1C1C1L 1 2 4 Br I1 C, 3 4 Stud C oxernment 1 Sec of Class 2 3 Home EL Club 1 r 1ce11 eg .inc mas A Ch 'us e C IK B Q 11 SQ 1101 L1 lbs P1'11 LHARI ES FISHER N 1111111111 1 'NIAJORS 801111 Sunny h.11g11s11 Suenu NIINORS Ag11c11l1111Q 1111011111115 mborc-Q 1 2 on 1 F Ta Z 3 1 C.11SsAssemJ1 HARRY OLSON I I NU I 1 I 'VIAJOHS L1 11 I11g11s11 1111111111 NIINOHS 5L1tI1K.f 1111 11 N I1xu1 Lho N A F0111 ax 1 WILLDA VICKREY I I HH 11111111 NIAJORS 4:1111 51111101 Summa Fngls Hu111L NIINORS 'X 11111111 11 LS x1llSlLlf1k 41 A A 111115 11111101 IX 1 14, 1 ' L p Q U U 1 mol '1 1 11111 1111 ss 1111 Q1 11111 P GENEVIEVE BA RTH I 1 NIAJORS L11m111e1L111 Home Enom-11110 E11g11 h S 1.111 84111111 NIHNORS Scum: 1N1g1r1e 1 G Pup Llub 1 I-101111 Lco11o11111 0111 3 A1114 for bnhwul Pqp F H4 ll 1 1 1 1 'V V Y 1 n n n M- 1 A'g Il1'r1ll 11111.11 11111 111 will llH.. IIf ' lrllfy1I1l'l' l'lIl1l.x ll: 'f uyfl I llff 1111., .IA .': I .' . AH' ' Sw-111 ,'c1yu1-- 7 !l 'UU' 1 'l'l 'V1 'ffflwis' fluff' 1Il.x. :I .. 'l 1-QA. 1. 2. 11. 1 11111. . A u .1 .. - AC. 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4: Track, 1. 2. 3. 43. 1112 1 -, . '. 3. 4: Gymboree. 1. 2. 3, 45 Baud. 1, ' ' ' , , g . '. 'u'. 1. 2. 1 -' 19111 01 2. 3. 4: C1101'l1S, 1. 2, 1 11-Q 'lub, , 1 , gm 3 ' '. : 1'A Z,'l 1 . 2 '. ' .: ', .. F. ,A., ...: . - 1 Ita . 24112 :Q - 2.3.4:Pes1-t,2:S-'.' iT' 1.13G. .A., blj. 1. 4: 211' ' lzv' 1. 2. 3. 43 Pep C1ub. 1. 2, 3, 4: ' eerlcacier. 3. 1: I4 41 O11 At P1281 43 ani Fcst a1. 3. 4: , Al ' z .hy L .- W Ulfrlllwr NIIVIIIIY1 lm! 1111 III 111.1-I 1111 . 1 f. J MA QI I . -'HW - ' VJ f 1il1- fl - - rlf lllx rl.v'. R115-1 '. 2. 11. 11 cs. 11-1-1-. 1. 2. 11. 1: 1 1 A 3. 51 .Z ., - . ,, Fei 1 . ', li. -1: Musm FL-stlval, 3. 11 1X11tAC1 Y ,A 1 L i I ' l' ' ' on 1 ,1. 2. 34111 E-.C1b.3q ' D. .. . . ' 5 . 2. 3, 4: Pep C1 b, 1. 2. 3. 4: Cl: 11-,'1clc11t. 1: Q5 I Q -1 ,1 3: 44- F lb-11. 4- F- 4 Ab- 1- 31 Ju- . 2 . - 3 SQL. 3, 4. 1 ck. . , . 1'1.'.1.'1. and '11 '. 0 '.'A, A.. 4: Chnrus. 1, 2. 1 . If-rl Ch ' .. . 2. 3. 41 Band. 1, 2. 3. 41 k C.1uh. 4: C.i'l:' l1,' 1. Gi1'1s'A Qu. qt-1. 3, 4: ,lz1S.i l.'f'1r11f11llrr off lfwfnv' In' wrmv .' 11'rl'x' hw ,- 11 'r 11-14 '11 In .wr 11'r'. ' 1 1 C: S11'i S011-1111-. C .' . Ag '1' -'.N'w1'f'1' fr ffflr. 111 l 1' fl 'f'fff'H. 'f'1 'A fl iff .llff KIYII1 1 in-1.1-. 4. Ch 1'L1.'. 1. 2 4. 1 ' - H! ,.,,A,,m,, ln, ,l,,,,-,, ' 111,122 F F. .. 1. 2. -1: N111s1c:1c'1L-, 1, 2. 43 171111. A , . . , 3, 4: '1'1'z1L-11. 31 Ba,-km-111111, 3, 1. MA ': 11 ,cz-1 51'-101-. .II 'I z', .1 -1 . '. Mux 'z -, Ig yn 1. 2. 3. 3 ' '11,, 3: rk C1 .... .41 G. A. A.. 1, 2, 3. 4. Pep Club. 1. 2. 3. 4g A-5' 4 . 1 -' rv :1111 211. Sv- wi 'lags 1 1 Tru Ill ll . 1'ir'l1' lr1Il.'.w w frm! .wlzffw .ww fu 1l f Ihr Q -H , .:s-1 -. .,1.-11, - EC. '1111 flu- If1fI.'.' flu' 1-1 If lfl 1111.111 111 1 'nf' A gg Aqg - 4 1 1. ,A H . . , : ',1,2.Z'.11:G 1'-'.1,2.3.4:G, . .. 111A 1711111 ip KCKH ...1111 11 1.2.3, 4. 1:11-ls' E11 - I1x.j2.H1i 1111m1. 1. 2. 11. . - 'CN YT ZQ .i'4T CHI? Ch , N 1'.,' .i 3 L... my P114 , Gnlxn 8:11111 I-'L-5t1x'111g 11111 - lic l'11l1J. 1. 2. 3. IJ,-R I .3 'ig pep Q-fm, fi film' .'I3l.A. ff .1 1 1, 501311111 V1l'l'-f1't'51C1'11l nf F. 11, A, 4: Pa' '1111J. pfl mmm If 4. G A '12 2 3 1. 2. 3 41 Student C 11111-11. 2. 45 HQ'JlC111l1Q' 124111 1' 1f M112 , '3, MuL..CudL,- 1: 21' 3v 4.'A' QChQ 51-1 Igpcr, 3. X11 :I B115 3.11 xg '. 43 2. 3: C1213 V1 -P'-5 1-111. 3. Fc ' 011155 5' V 111155 'UV li j HAH YH- ll, W ,I IH., 'MUNI' I l!HH.r .MI 'WWI SJ'mf. 1111111117 111111 ,IHA ffrll f1111,wIr. . 5 ' l - gl 5 , . ,Z 2 1 11 511. Vi A Q45 ' . 311.3 '1 B. 2. 3. 41 4j'111b01'Q0. 1. 2. 3. 4. ' ' . Gy 111. , 2. 3. 41 F4 111.111, 1.2 3 4. '- 1. 2, 32 G. A A, . 21 1 ' 'S. 1.2. 31 132111, 2: 'I'1'z Ck. 23 C124 AS'C'I111J1j, 1. 4. Ch ' s. I. 2. I ' J . OI'- SENIORS O 6 NEIL STIVER 1 XIAJORS Engllsh AgIlCU11lllQ SOCll1SCl611CL XIINORS Colltllxglclal SCIQHLL Tl1'7OlLQ ' B lskgt NC, l1l11C11 oxcl null s dull JUI 0 Cllss PlLb1CCl1 ' LL P1CS1C1Cl11 1 F ' os dcnt 3 Footblll Co C lpt 1111 BETTILEE REN N ER G I ll I I Hlfl 'XIAJORS Engllsh SOL1i1SL1E11Cf llolna EL Com ITILILIA1 'XIINOR S SCICHCO Nluslcado N111 Jolu Bn Fcstlxal 4 Muslc Festlx il 3 4 Home EQ Cub G A A 1111111012 Class Plax Chorus 1 2 3 4 'lllxed Cholus 1 2 3 Band 4 Book Club 3 4 Gllls Ellsem c G1I1Q Qu et ORDON DAHL- Y HIV NIAJOR5 Engllsh SUCll1SL1L11Ql 'NIINORS Nlathemlllcs L'1tlll SCILHLL lslnade 1 2 3 nee 4 Fool bill 3 4 Ba 4 Ban F Q 3 4 'Xllxecl Cho 2 Book Club 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Student Coxern nent 1 3 Vlce P1CQlC1CI'11 2 Band PIQSIGEI11 JACK EDVIONDSON XIAJORS SOClB1QCl8I1CG Agrlcultule Engllsh XIINORS Commelclal Nlathematlcs GNIIIDOFEE 3 F F A Home Talent Shoxx 1 2 F F A Plesld 4 Nlu F stlx 11 .1 Class A5SQI11131N 1 4 HELEN GELDEAN 1 IH I MAJORS C01'11l118lC131 E11g1l5h Socl1l5clellLL NIINORS Home EifJ'1Oll11CS 'N1d1h6IT1d11C5 CYIUDOIQQ. 3 Hollu EQ Club l Pnp Club 3 Class Asscmblx 4 DONALD WATKINS ll 11111111 1 1 NIAJORS Soclal SCIQNCC E11g115h Agrlcultule SCILIILC XIINORS Commclgl ll XIUDOIQL 11 l T .4 Junlol Cllss RLDUIICI CD lb 2 A Llnblx LORENA JENSEN 11 1 1 'NIAJORS Engllsh Home EC SOC131SClC11LC Com IUCICIH1 NIINORS Mlthnlnitlcs Sue-ncc LlblCldC 4 nboleg 1 4 Band 4 JUIH01 lss Pllx lornc EC Club 1 2 G A A 1 2 Club 1 2 3 4 f,hLl1I'l1lll'l fxplng Commlttce for Annual Class Assemblx 1 4 benlol Class Play CAROL HATLAND 1 1 1111 II 1 1 11 I lllll NIAJORS Engllsh Soclal SCICFICC LUITIIHCICIG1 NIINORS Holllg FL SCIKHCL lslcadg 1 2 3 mbolce 1 4 Cho 3 1V1lALC1 Chorus 3 Cholus Accolnpanlst 1 3 lvllxed Chorus Accompanlst 1 2 3 Bovs Chorus ACCOIHDSIIISI 1 2 3 Band Festlval 3 G A A 1 2 3 4 Prcsldent 4 Home Ec Club 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Student Goxernment 1 Offlce Asslstant HAROLD BURKEY fl 1! Ill 1 111111 MAJORS SOCIQI Sclcnce SCXCHCC Agrlcullule El1gl1Sh NHNORS COIl1Y1'1CI'C131 mboree 1 Z 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Bas 1 S cretarx of F F A 2 Busmess Manager School Paper Vlue Preslclent Pep Club 3 Class Assem hx 1 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 Senlor Class P 3 JOAN NOBLE 1 1 111 XIAJORS SUC131SC1E?11C6 Engllsh Commerclal XIIINORS Home EC Sglence US1C3dC 1 3 Gxmb ee 1 2 3 4 Chor p ub 2 3 4 H0 EQ Club 1 Z 3 4 Class Tssemblx 4 F II4 ll 'Ll 1111'1rit1l 1111111 llflfll 1111.1-11.1 21111 1 1 1 1111'11.' 111H11.vi111l11lI,11 11'11111'11. Gy-1 l. 2. 3. 41 F11111b11.l.l.2.:s,4g l, '112111. ' I 1 ' l. 2. 3. 4: Track, 2. 3. 1: Slllclc-nt G1 'lr - I, 1, 2: G, 1, 2. 3, 4: F11 tbzll. 2. 3, 41 l C1i, 2: G '-'nl - Pl'c,'l - . 41 li l' fz.'.' l' I: F. F. A., l, 2, 3, 41 ' - ' 'g P' Nl -- '-4 - . 3 F. F. A.. 1. 2. 3. 4, F. . A. Cll , 'I Class 1, 4. ll' .l - , 3 1 ' - 'z 2 , 4. 1 l.1 1.4 11111 11'i1v1'I11. llllf 1111 ll l1..' Tr '111'11l. 111 1'11111f11'l. llllf 111111 1l1!. ' A P : '- ' my - ', . ' . . .2 -1 -A 1 ' - A I E E K .i '. N M ' 'z 1, L GA: ' -, ,2, 3, 3 ' . 1 ' ' l .1 Ch.. Lvl 4 'I U ' :I - l 4' I' :Pep . -'-1 1. l, 2. 3. 41 cg 1 1. 2. 3. 41 1111 A 5 - 24 ' 2 ' V ' 3 1 -'11 l Q 5 -h 1 , 1 . 1 ' '. 1. 2. 3, 45 . . .. 1. 2, 3. 4: Pep Club. 1. 2. 3, 4: mf 2, 31 Q art . 3, 4. .1 Sh ' is l11'1II11111t. 11I1'1.'1'r. 11f Il l'1ll'1' l11r11 11 lllll. 1'11 'Il ll1l1'1' 111 I1111l' f11r I1 fl1l11 111l1' jh1'1' .' 'Ll 111111111 11111 111 1'1'1'1 I l.' ',l1If. ' .1 1 ,il H' J' V ' -. -. - ., 1V1l,'v' 1. . . 'Q Gy 'A , ,2, 3, 5 ' rus, 1, ML ' .... 4: Gymbc ' . 1. 2. 3. 1 bull. . C Y ' ' .1 I ' 1 .' ' ' 2. 3. 4: Basket 1 . 2. 3. 4: Track. l. 2. . 1 'ncl. ' ' ' , ' ' ' , . ' '- ' - ' 1. 2. 3. 1 d e-l1val. 2. , 2 . ' ' vrus, 1. 41 'A' 'RH 4' ' ' ' ll . . :': '-' . 2. 3, 4. L 1 n Il I 1' .f11'l l'III 1' '111l. SHN 11'11I1'l' 14111114 1l1'1'11. ' A 1: C 1 ' lx ' A Q ' ' f f. Q 1 A A Gy . . '. , 1 , , . , 1 ket- A l A - ' ball. . 2, 3. 43 Track. 1. 2. 3, F. F. A., 1.2. 3,41 ' 3 . . . . . '. 4: 1? 1 5 4- S ' Fi . A.. l. 2.3. 41 F. . , - em. 1 1 sic 1 ' .1 1, - Q- 2 ' 1: - ,A -Q , Q ly. , 1 . , . Q la '- w 1 T I!1' ' HI fl 11111111111 uf ,vf1'l1'r1.vI Ill'1Ilf'-III1 Ui l'1f1l1 l'-S fl I II1. 111 1111 '1'fi1111 Nfl. ' 1 1' A 1 V I' M ' . ,4: or . .'. . 2 us. 1. ij ' 1. : 1 '. ' . 1 - ' . : gg 2. 3: Pe Cl ,'1. 2. 3, 4: G, A. A.. 1, . . 3 me SENIORS OF 46 DALE NIAGNUSON UI fl NIAJOR9 Soclll Sucnu NIINORS SC1il1Ll ISXLICIC' 'P xm rm L otbill 3 4 Emi Chorus Z N1lXQf Qhr ' Clas Asn Fngllsh Af-zrlcullu L X DAY ID CHOINIERE 1 f x IOPS S Ll ll Summa Lngllsh 'VI uhm 1 Scxf mc NORS Jmg 1'1 um mbmu 1 1 C11 w S uslc F sux xl .S so lhlx P1 xx MILDRED WILLIAM? I ll I XIII! NIAJORS NIINORS N usd: md 1 1 Q L w A A 11 INS lthcm mu om: fu rx xmm 1 rl Q 'VIA RY XNN THOMPSON l 1 WAIORS 9111111 Summa hugllwh llflmf hprlllrllnlns NORS N1iI11tlY1l1lLS Q me mlmru 1 E L 1 I Ll 7 1 rl x ban ru :mlm lm ll man 1 mmm A1NITA CAMERON I V 4 I IAJORS Lngllsh Lummuclxl S ull Summa lflrm cm alxmg NIHNORS Summa Nl mmm mu um me C xmbo e .5 4 Lhm on A 4 lb -1 Home EC Bmd Fas 2 0 Pop Llub Scmox Ll :ss Pl xx lglmh S 1ll cxu 1 m Ill X .5 10118 Pngllxh .f xlcu uls Ll S lKl1lt NURS 'Nl :thi m lt lI11I11t1L sum ull 0 41 I DICK DILMLAKE H V U S 1151 mm mul Lluh Lllxs Prgxlc 1 ' ' ' Klklll Goxclnmmmt 3 NIAJORN Huron Englmh xI1l11Ll11'1llQ 'NIINORS Litm Commvrual gClt.l1LC SILK-ldi 1 N 0 Bmf Qtlx ll 1 Nllxec lb Qemor C. ws P xx oxux umm IN Q Q ' as S u 111 r I SSLY 5 X NIARX IOU RETTKE L N1AJfJRN NIINORS 4 1N1 Q 1 ll llL ml 1 5 hl N X mlmlx LQTEP L-XTHROP 'rl NI-XJORN 21111 Iihem In NnL1i1 NL 1 1lC1l11L11t X1INORb lx Nlubxc adl 4 Studfl Llub B lxetball X 31 Li N OX 1l1l11EI1 41 bmw Cf ll 1 rl Ill f JOHN ull L11 I1 1 1 NORS I It S um: 1 4 Qhrll R lm QQ N N EORQIE. GONIGANI ,1 NI-XJORN nelx h U Q e N1 xthuw 4 suex CL XIINORQ Xiu 1C 101 Lum 4 QXl11bU1mL BH NIL, F Q 121 ootball 1 lxethall Z r S my rl Lmuxq 111211 ll ll 1 . - 1 ,L '- I mls' IIN' fu ll 1' ww 1111 frllfrll uf, Tl: flf V11 lwmplx hu- mf, SIL' 'L : , B.. 3. 43 Gj h rev. 3, 43 Tm -lx. 2. Zi, l, gui I Al , A .mTm I,C,,i1 l ' Fo . . . 1 ' ', Zi. fl., xfl T Jllllrl, 1 ' ' K ' ' 2, 31 F. F. A., 1,21 41 rep Club.1Z,3, my .-.5-mr 05 1- 2- 4. f-- A A-. 112- Hfmf- Lv llul, bl V 1' 4- 1,21Icp Cl l. 1, 2, 3, 4: Jun r P121-Q31 '-l ' ' Roy ' li Hun ' Dcpi 'I - I lf A al, 1. Y 1 V ., 'Jfl 'lf hr' Ili nhl: ' 1l1I.' lluflllflgl nfl Mlm, MA', 'ow ' ' A 'b ' ' 1 ima!! ls' llH1'l ll'll :Ir flllll film-If frff .' A11 ' jg Tyg , Mmmul ' -4 'ng Mm' hw' Ill' lmu Ifrr wllilfllxll 'firm' NlIl.llf'1l.' Gy 2. 3, lg Musfzflc, 3, 43 ' rru., l. 13, fl: M J ' Q' 'z . ': Class As' I1 4: Sc-mlm' Class I. jg ' Y ,- , ' I jf,-'g j -- lILf'1 -. 1,2.3.41: LN' re-.1.2.', Q ' 'us, 1, 2. 3. 41 B k Club, 4: G. . A., 1, 2. 3, 1 Pep Ch 1 - ' ., 1,2,3.-1: 2 -'t1v:xl. 551-c. k 1 ' 1 '- ' U'lr'n fllfffl rlrlfl pI1'vI.xlll'f flvlxlf. lml fl In gif ffl .' ull, . F11 , , Im-2 -lun-. Sul- 'Lx 4 . N12 ' A 11 - E . ffrml uflvlzul. .Iu.s z ', 1. 4: GQ l I'l , 1, 3, 11 Ch ru., 1, fl. Bi , lg B11 wi Festival, 43 llrm' EC, 'lul, 1, 21 '4.1Il'lffl1IA llrln lllf'l'f' IN no lffll'l'. G , 1. 2. 3. 41 Pep Club, l. 2. 4: Sluclc-nt Gov- I ,WM hm V,jv,,,,,- N, 1,,,,4, ,,,,y ,,, ,-4 L-rm: 'll1, 4. C'l:,q Assc-mlnly, l, l .1X. T Q, Kg' ' lt Slwwll ,'L'- H MIX S: . 1 - 1 ms, Cc A'-1.11 K Rl, -4 -. 1. 2, Il, Ml: Clpmlx rev. 1. 2. Zi. 11 Fo tlmll, ' 'lx' -v l 12. 3, 4 BQ Q14 'l1zl1, 2. 3. 4. 'I'V.L'l-Q. 1, 3, 3, 4g Bal ' lg Chorus, 1. ZZ, 3, 4g N111 -fl Ch rug, 1. 2. 3.1 ,, . .. Ju ' Pluyg B Q ' , Zi, -13 lull. ZZ: In-pf-rlhf lull 1! tllflll rm, SIL .1 ' - , 5 F, F A, 1, 21 3, 43 pm, A Q -4 I AL . L -, cn . 3' .1 'lay lzj. Mu- -' T f -11 Ggmkg i-QE. 1. 2. za, 4: 4 1 FC. 'z 2, 3, 4: Music Festival, 2. 3. 4: '1'1'4ml4, 1. 2. 3, 41 Band. 1, 2, 3. -li Chrrus. l. 2. 3. 4, . .'-l f'h'..1. 12. 3, J 'P1:g1olvA-urn gsm- , ' .- flc- Civ x'vr'mm-nt. 2, 45 Vlzss Aix-ul ln . l 1 'll 1 'l.'. fl IBM, 1 fl flf Vzllvwlff' ' MX. Q Sow 'nu-, Ii glflw, i'umme-1n'l.ll A ' T YL' .': .1 111. fc - 1 .. Nw' 1.1 2 xl 1.12.1141 ' '.,l.2. U lu!! fl 111111 nf IVIIIAI-1 lx llfflfl. ?z1L'iLQS?tli,.l'2-,itjx-Hcsflllis Av 1. 2 3-44: pm, pluh T j 'mmm-x'c'1:nl, l 11lLf1.1 Sfwllll sl-1,41 -1- l. 2, Z5 1, Chl-x'ls-gurls-x', ll 13 Pmml I'en'I1'znl, 2, l. .- .' Q lmm- Fic.. SL' - 1- 11..ml l Sllldblll Q-Ulll1l'l1. 1. Iwxm- 1-ju Vluln. l,2,fl,'11 Ci. A A. 1, 2, CL,-.ml -rm' 1. Ii, 2, N11lSlL'. dv. 2. ll, 4, P1-p Clul. l 2, Il. 1 C' 1- l'll. 2, ll. 1: Publix' Spa-zllilllfl P145 Vlglff .-'xxx' Q 1, 4 w V1 1 1 fi ww 'l f'v ,ffl Iffllv fr: xuvlff ww 11-Iliff..- 4 N i I l .. fi Ek S. SU'ln1 511106. .2 -much Hf A W wwf!! Nw fzf Vw' 1 1 'fllfl lffffff' iv 1 1 .. f:E s..NL 1 6n'5.f Q:11lX .A- - 'y 9 L ' my W n 1 1 1 kt Bl 5 lb-1 2' 3. Z gt In 2. 3- 4: km . 1' C1 x1me1'c14al Ferilval. 3. 4: . l'1C CJ' '11, 31 41 F L . 0. 2 . ' -1 -. 1, 2: Gjmbc 1. 2 3, -l. Fl ltlmll. Z 3 3, 4' Bas' 1' . '. 3, 41 T ack 3. 4-1 Bancl. 1: 7, 3 2 ' it CJ, 'Q' A I. 3: Ch Vus. 1 2, 31 ' li 4.C1'lll1'11Q, 1.ZZ.3131.'xd Ch rus. 1.1. 3. N JU ' ,41 as' 4 .3.41 F.F.A.1.1Z.Il. .2 CLASS PROPHECY Durlng the wlnter of 1956 I had the opportumty to h1re someone capable and trustworthv enough to leave my respons1b1l1t1es to for a few weeks whxle I came to my home town of Walnut for a v1s1t I knew the g1rl I hlred to take my place durxng a slack perlod was xery responslble slnce she was a mem ber of the class of 46 Thxs g1rl the former Jeanne Anders n now Mrs Art Van de Clentenlo could manage my nursery for homeless chlldren dogs and other rodents very well For my other pos1t1on I found another sultable per son I flew up IH by B 29 a cross between a B 19 and a P 38 Upon my arrlval I landed at a beautlful alrport one ex ample of how my small home town had developed to a prosperlng c1ty 'lh1s alrport was managed by Jack Edmond son and h1s Wlfe the former Phylhs Johnson I started out after talklng to Jack a much stretched out Maln street I saw a large neon slgn flashmg Charlles Cafe to the publlc When I walked ln I could see Dals httle restaurant had surely changed I suppose to keep up w1th the town Then seelng a sharp mustached gentleman comlng to greet me 1 recognlzed hlm as Charles F1sher After talklng to hlm for a wh1le he asked lf Id l1ke to meet h1s Wlfe and chlef cook Upon my answer he walked to the rear and escorted someone forth whom I knew I should recognlze And why rot? At her greetlng w1th that old sm1l I recognlzed the former Carol Hatland That evenlng Charles was to be host to a group of gentlemen who had weekly banquets-the only tlme they had real food It was a group known as the Happy fob Bachelors ' Carol mformed me that LGUIS Alshouse and Nell Stlver were the two most responslble for organ 1z1ng that group so I llngered a few moments to talk to them I then declded 1 would go to the home of Mr and Mrs Laverne Johnson to see the former Phylhs McElvan1a There I found a group celebratlng Mac and La verne s elghth annlversary In the group were Bob Bolbock and hls beautlful blonde wlfe th former An1ta Cameron It seems Bob had a partnershlp 1n the All1s Chalmers buslness a prosperous deal he surely made After spendlng an emoyable evenmg lt was declded that on the morrow Mac Laverne Anlta and Bob would show me the town and tell me of the outcome of the remalnder of the class The next mornlng we started out and I can see one factor govern1ng the expanslon of Walnut and that IS the Gomgam Gonlgam and Gonlgam Comp any owned by George George Jr and George Sr respectlvely Next they polnted out the Glamarr School a glrl s college of wh1ch Harold Burkev IQ coach We then passed several new apartment bulldlngs pract1cally Emplre State bulldlngs wh1ch I was told were owned by Davld Cho1n1ere and his New York helress I then heard the sound of muslc and looklng around I saw the goodyman Who was It but Harry Olson r1d1ng along on h1s scooter callmg h1s wares to the pubhc Walnut surely has a beautlful bank to ltS credlt and the town can g1ve the former W1llda Vlckery now Mrs Oscar Berkshxre the credlt for attalnlng It For lf lt hadnt been for her wealthy clty fellow they wouldn t have a bank It seems the bank s mam contr1butor IS Mlldred W1ll1amS who owns a dude ranch south of town I would llked to have talked w1th her but the only t1me I got a glance at her was when she rode along s1ng1ng Im Just a dude cowglrl Ive got a lot to learn 1 1 1 K - Y Y 1 , . - 1 1 7 1 1 ' . , . 1 1 Y ' ' 7 , 1 1 ' ' - , . . , . n . rx I V 1 1 . e . . , . - . - K Y Y ' , 1 1 1 - I D. ' V V 1 1 Y Y - Y , . tu . Y . . , . Y Y 'Y ' .I 14 I YY ,t 1 Y ' v I v ' l ' K to flnd a place to eat. Walklng along ' 1 1 it 1 , . I 'Y ,, . . v s A ' Y ' 1 : I . . p Y' . ' v . v - 1 1 L O 1 - 1 , 1 . 1 , 1 . V L 1 1 1 1 , 1 l 7 1 1 Y 1 .1 1 . . l ' ' 'e - - ' , , ' 1 KK ' YY Y V . Y Ll ' YY ' ' ' ll 7 ' ' , 7 ' ' Y Q . . . ,, CLASS PROPHECY qcomumueoy To my dlsmay next 1n attractlon was a neon slgn flashlng a new play to the pubhc starrlng a famous dance team Upon 1nqu1r1ng I was lnformed that the dance team were Lester Lathrop and Genevleve Barth They surely had made thelr place 1n the world A new store 1n town whlch would catch any womans eye was one whlch sported mxnk 1n the showcase rather than a s1mp1e advertlsement Who should be the proprletor but Donald Watklns He surely was classy look1ng 1n h1s coat and ta1ls whlch every proprletor of such a store should wear I asked about Lorena and then I saw the beauty salon w1th the red neon slgn readlng Jensen s Jxffy Jolnt whlch was run by Lorena herself I went 1n to see her but took one look at her mud packs and walked out Our class surely has promment people Peter Rlchard Dlenslakes orchestra IS famed throughout the world Hls volce thrllls the natlon w1th hlS own composl t1on Oh You Woman You ' One thlng my escorts wouldnt let me mlss was hearmg Dlck s orchestra W1th h1m was featured the Ooey gooey crooner of Amerlca Dale Magnuson I asked lf the hxgh school had changed hands slnce I left Can you 1mag1ne Gordon Dahl IS prmcxpal and rules wlth an 1ron hand' Joan Noble and Mary Lou Rettke left for Hollywood lmmedlately after school closed They are actresses ln our world of today In one of the latest plctures Mary Lou outplayed Joan by three mlnutes on the screen She had four mlnutes Helen Geldean IS a Senator represent mg I111no1s Some of my frlends ln formed me that no better had our state ever had She really can argue I had heard the name Geldean mentloned by some members of Congress but I never thought of qulet Geldean In the meantlme we had walked through the town and I thought I had seen everythmg new But they then polnted out the mayors house located on a place you probably remember as Scout Acres Thls large whlte manslon on the outsklrts of the far reachlng Walnut was a home for the best of mayors At thls t1me Leo Chrlstensen held the OfflC9 In h1s admlmstratlon the town had seen many lmprovements and he was a frlend of all Oh yes Betty Lee Renner IS the mald of malds ln Leos home She 1n other words gets top pay for boss1ng the other servants around whlle she gets th credlt Bette Bolbock as Leo told me IS a natlonal f1gure ln the Glrls Blk, Bas ball team She IS one of the best and mg your way you had better duck She has made It her career and earns a lot of money at It They had been telhng me all thls on our way back to Mac and Lavernes home I thought I knew of all the class untxl 1ust before the taxl stopped I notlced a large grev fenced 1n house near Bobby Langford s Upon lflqulflflg I was told lt was The Manslon of Rest for old malds owned and operated by LOIS D1mm1g That d1d xt I fMarv Ann Thompsonl had seen everythlng and had to get back to the qulet of mv own l1ttle sanctuary at Washlngton D C When I agaln reached the Whlte House l felt safe I had thought mx belng the flrst woman presxdent and runnlng a Home for the Homeless was trouble but 1ts reallv bhss I know now what trouble IS but that class can take It 1f Walnut can be remodeled llke that' ' y - . . 3 ' Y , . l ' ll ! ' ' YY ' 9 y . . . , . , . . , A . 5 . 9 - - 1 -h ' ' 'l ' ' 'of e- . . . . ' . if you ever see one of her flies com- ' u vv ' , l V ' 1 V ' Y ' ,Q ' . . , . . ' . . as n ' 7 ' . . . . I . ' . . A y 'A I ' . . . . , H , H CLASS WILL We the class of 1945 46 mclude thlrty one 1nd1v1duals and d1st1nct per SOI1alllZ16S belng about to pass out of th1s sphere of educatlon 1n full posses s1on of a full and crammed mmd well tralned memory and human under standmg do mark and pubhsh thls our last w1ll and testament hereby re voklng and maklng vold all former W1llS or promlses by us at anytlme heretofore made As to such estate as 1t has pleased the Fates and our own strong hands and bralns to w1n for us we do d1SpOb of the same as follows Items I We glve and bequeath to our structors 1n all the wlsdom of the ages a sw eet and unbroken success1on of rest ful nlghts and peaceful dreams No longer need thev l1e awake through the long watches of the nlght to worry ovel the uncertalnty of whether th1s one or that IS dolng h1s home work w1ll have her mathematics ln the mornmg class w1ll remember every lron clad rule of composltlonal technlque 1n the prepara flOH of hls or her theme papers It has been a hard straln on them for Semors are Sald to be at all times hard to manage and certalnly thls class of 46 IS no exceptlon But they have all done the1r duty and verlly now they shall have thezr reward Item II Agaln we bequeath to our beloved faculty all the amazmg know ledge and startlmg mformatxon that we have lmparted to them It must have been entlrely nevs to them as well as to all teachers and students everywhere and would throw much new hght on many a h1therto fam1l1ar l1ne of thought throughout the whole world of SCIGHCB and learnmg even outslde the walls and halls of Walnut Hlgh If the faculty see f1t they are hereby authorlzed to g1V8 out such of thls mformatlon to the world as they may feel the world IS ready to PGCSIVG We trust they w1ll also feel at perfect hberty to make use of all b1ts of wlsdom and enllghtenment for the educatlon of the classes to come after us' Th1S of course xs left entxrely to thelr personal dlscretlon Item III We g1V6 and bequeath to the Junlor class the followmg ltems I'hev may seem trlfhng bequests but we hope they may be accepted not as worth less thlngs lavlshly throvsn away be cause we can no longer keep them but as valuable assets to those who may re ce1ve them and a contlnual remlnder of the generoslty of heart 1n our free and full bestowal To Kelth Renner the presldent of the Junior class our book entitled LIVES Of Our Presldents , - ,v . - . y Y 1 ' ' ' V Y y , . , , v q- . . . . , ' ' Y . 1 - we ' . ' V dear faculty who have been our in- ' ' L , . 7 ' ' - . V O . . . D D , W . . v 7 , . ' ' ll !' . ' v . , . , . , W . . H , v v 'A 1 l . v . ,, THE FOLLOWING ARE PERSONAL BEOUESTS Louls Alshouse do beqeauth my charm curl to Marvln Carpenter Jeanne Andersen do bequeath my short sklrts to Leona Gramer Cenevleve Barth do bequeath my 1nnocent baby stare to Carol Wade Bette Bolbock do bequeath my dfunty sneeze to Dorls Rote Bob Bolbock do bequeath my studlousness to Betty Abraham Harold Burkey do bequeath my surplus welght to Lee Ganschow Davld Lho1n1ere do bequeath my da1nt1ness to George Frederlck Anlta Cameron do bequeath my Jltterbugglng to Ruth Baumgartner Leo Chrlstensen do bequeath my da1ly slumbers to Lowell Gustafson Gordon Dahl do bequeath my steadlness to Marjorle Mlller Dlck Dxenslake do bequeath my subtle humor to Alberta Barth Lo1s Dlmmlg do bequeath my auburn curls to Elalne Behrens Jack Edmondson do bequeath my tall f1gure to Lowell Stone Charles Fxsher do bequeath my glamour to Leslle Schoff Helen Geldean do bequeath my shyness to Donald Brandenburg Geo Gonlgam do beoueath my mascul1ne ways to Garrett Brand nburg Carol Hatland do bequeath my baton to Joan Wesner Lorena Jensen do bequeath my soberness to Leslie Baumgartner Phylhs Johnson do bequeath my actlng ab1l1ty to Benny Fenn Lester Lathrop do bequeath my cute wmsome ways to Glenn Gonlgam Phyllxs McElvan1a do bequeath my hlgh grades to Kelth Renner Joan Noble do bequeath my muslcal ab1l1ty to Rosemary Wllllams Harry Olson do bequeath my femlnme ways to Bxlly Peterson Betty Lee Renner do bequeath my dlgmty to Dorls Paepke Mary Lou Rettke do bequeath mv love for Walnut to Betty Fenn Nell Stlver do bequeath my dark mlschleyous eyes to Marlon Conley Mary A Thompson do bequeath my mterest IH umforms to Mary Fetzer Donald Watklns do bequeath my ablllty to dI1V6 a ear to Glor1a Johnson Mlldred W1ll13mS do bequeath my loye for men to Joanne Sergeant I Wlllda Vlckrey do bequeath GXPFGSSIOH of oplnlons to lVIar1lou Johnson We trust the class of 44 vull appreelate these bequests as deeply as we have done that lt may be the1r most preclous possesslon as It has been ours and the one we are most loath to hand oy er to them Besldes these enforced glfts vue leave not of necesslty but our own free wlll our bless1ng tender memozles of our pleasant assoc1at1on together and our forgweness for anythxng that we may not have exactly appreclated 1n the demonstratlons of the past and a pledge of frlendshlp from hence and forever Sealed the class of 46 I, ' , l ' . 1, , ' . I, ' ' , ' ' . I, , A ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, , ' . L , , . . 1 y . . . ' I, ' , ' . I, ' ' , . I, , ' . 1. ' ' , ' . I. , . Cf. I ,.', A ' e . I, , . I, , ' . I, . ' ' . 1, Dale Magnuson, do bequeath my quick wittedness to Betty Casey. I. , t . When VN hen When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN 7 7 7 Jeanne Anderson dldnt have a boy fY'16lld' Bob llked gxrls from the Semor class' Bette wasnt IH loxe Lorena wasn t take George was 5 ft Z IH ' W1llda was a brunette Joan dldnt l1ke a unlform' Mae stayed home Monday Tuesday and all other nlghts Dlck played a harmonlca' Phyll1s Johnson was fat' Bett1lee was sweet s1xteen and never been k1SS6d' Nhldred was agreeable' Leo Chrlstensen had long halr' Harold Burkey played baseball on West Bureau s team Nell wasn t the ladles man' Don rode a horse 1nstead of a motorcycle' LOUIS could have a hat to flt h1s head' Lester wasn t botherlng Coach Dremann' Carol was qulet' Jack wasn t good IH Agrlculture' Gordon was so sloppy' LOIS saw anvthmg but a red head' Lharles caught a fxsh' D3V1d was under study for Charles' Harry had a crush on Joanne Wllllams' Amta couldn t dance' Geneueye had short halr' Helen was forward' Mary Ann was the most bashful kld ln school' Marv Lou was free fat and forty' 3 M1ss Olmger d1dn t haye trouble Wlth at least one of the class of 46 M1ss Cully had a beau' Mrs Gordy was oyer welght' 'Vlr Hatland taught at Leland' MISS Wallace couldn t play the plano' Mrs Watson wasnt engaged to Art' La Russa shayed h1S upper l1p' Mr Dremann was shy' Mr Snlder majored 1n hlstory and slaved oyer a lesson anybody had a drab tlme at Walnut H1gh School' l O I , . . . r ' ' Y V ' , v ll div ' 1 . , . . v ' l 7 Y ' v ' r v 1 ' l ' Y ' 9 , . , . When Dale was going steady! Y v 1 7 ' 7 V 7 . . . ' . . , ' Y I X ,p . Y 4 1 . . . , . JUNIOR CL On September 1 1943 many teachers were startled to fmd themselves gazlng 1nto the faces of the new Freshmen he largest class ever to enter Walnut H1gh and m a few weeks we grew accustomed to the unfamlllar rout1ne Just as some of our self confldence was renewed what should happen but Freshman 1n1t1at1on Our offlcers for that year were PYCSI dent Marvln Carpenter V1ce Presldent George Frederlck Secretary Vlfglnla Bolz and Mrs Yonk as sponsor The H1gh school partles Gymboree and Mus1cade were among the thrxlls of our Freshman year Just as all mce thlngs seem to fly by IH a hurrry our Freshman year was no exceptlon now we were full fledged Sophomores We werent watched as many of the act1v1t1es that the Iumors enjoyed so you see the Sophomores get SOPHOMORE In the autumn of 44 the green Freshles entered the Walnut H1gh School wlth blg 1deas IH thelr heads But just as other babes IH the woods we were taken down a notch or two We put our guldance 1nto Mr Hatland S hands Also for varlous declslons for our flrst year we chose Robert Renner as Presldent Suzanne Andersen V1ce Presldent and Betty Gustafson as Sec retary Treasurer Of course the Semors got a b1g k1ck out of 1n1t1at1on Desplte vworrles we 11ved through It to a year of study and fun Partles and the Musxcade provlded our flrst real look at soclety AS S HISTORY the morst b1t of luck all the way around Our capable leaders were Rosemary W1ll1ams George Frederlck and V1rg1n1a Bolz and Mr LaRussa as sponsor We are st1ll very astonlshed to flnd that we are Junlors Now all the act1v1 t1es that only Jumors have are comlng our way Just as all the classes have done 1n the past we are waltlng 1mpat1ently for our class rlngs ln November we presented our Jumor play All Amer1can Famlly whlch vsas gnven much pralse Most of all we are looklng forward to thc Jumor Senlor Prom and Banquet wh ch we hope to make the most success ful proJect the class of 47 has ever L1lCOl1IltG1 9d Our class orflcers for thvs year are V1ce Presldent Mary Fetzer Secretary and sponsor Mrs Gordy CLASS HISTORY Then came tlme for a short rest perlod vs h1ch was to have ended at our return ln 45 Twenty n1ne came back and agam we chose leaders They were as follows Betty Von Holten Presldent Rlta Splam V1ce Presldent and Mlke Perlno Secre tary Treasurer and Mlss Wallace spon sor Betty Gustafson Suzanne Ander sen and Robert Renner presented our arguments 1n Student Councll Our class takes part m many act1v1t1es and for Sophomores the scholastlc stand 1ng rates very hlgh Durmg the two years we have lost one member Rlta Splam leaung our number at the present twentv e1ght .V ' 1 V Y . . . l - ' s , ' '- ' . . ' 1 u ot . 1 Y 7 ' . Y V . , I . u - ' n ' V . . , , , R v O5 - . . i - ' 1 : It rv . - V p A V X ' 1 I I 1- - . closely as the Freshmen and deprived of Keith Renner, President, Betty Abraham, . . I w ' 7 V , . . v . . IK ' YV ' 7 - Y ' ll ' !, . . . , ' ' s I . ' . ' . V- ' , . y 1 Y - . . ' , . . C v. JUNIOR CLASS R w fL0l Q Pxede uk Poly D1 l1a1n Elncm WISL C llIGll B1 tnclenbtng Canschoxx Glenn Con1g,1m Hain Odell Leslie Schott Lxle Stlnadel Lowell Custalson Bennw Fenn Thurd Row Glo11a Johnson Ruth Bdlllllgallllel Ca1ol Wade lVl'llllOLl Johnson Bettx Penn DUIIS Paepke E1ldlIl6' BQDIQIIS Dololes Sxxanson Laxonna Rogexa lowte Rud1ge1 Second Row Bettx CWSQX DOIIS Rote Lowell Stone Donald Bxanclenbtng Lesl1L Baumgntne1 Sheldon MatQon Mdlltlll Conles Albelta Ba1th Joanne Se1 geant Leona G1ame1 MdI101l6 M1ller Bottom Row Gvxen F1117 Roeemau Wl1l3llIlS MdIXlll CWIDQIITCI Man Fet7e1 Kelth RGIHIGI Bettx Abxahnn B111 Petexson Do11s Cla7e MIS Goldx SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row Betty Peteuon MdIllXIl Chancllel Wllbul Kllneenbtng Ronald Gan schow W1ll1am Rollo G1lbe1t Hasenvagel Jaled B1andenbu1'g Hdl0lCl Second Row Geneuexe Mldclleton Bettx Guatxlson Wanda DILIIGYI Ale11e Mag nuson lVl3lg8I9l Sehoat Allte Penn Joanne WdIlf,GllIl Donna Walha Emma Bohm Banbara Dahl Bottom Row M1ss Wallate MdlllXIl Wcnslew Helbell Chustensen Suzanne An dersen Bettv Xon Holten R1ta Splznn Mlke Pe11no Jack Kelehe1 ROb91t Rennel FRESHMAN CLASS Top Row Vnden B1L1mg,a1tne1 MHNIlilCl Pl1kCl Muxxvn Matson Bob Wolte Russell Johnson Glenclon Melton Donald Ch11stensen James Foley Ne1l Lathrop Rex Nehek Kenneth Cho1n1ere Thnrd Row Vellld Lee Stotkmg Bomne Johnson Lo1s BdLlmg8IlHB1 Mamne Che lm DOIIS Hatland Cha1lene I-l1ll M3lltJll Hopkms Glaclws Jacobs Jane Lexus Blanche Wall1s F1anLes Fe-1111161 Second Row Maulxn Pa1l1er Mxron Se1geant Fouest Rogem C,ha1les Wangler John Aknaham Donald Hopkms Jack1e Langlmnd Wendell Khngenburg Cha1les Gclell V91ll1an1 Kellx Ins Btnkex Lo1s M1ddleton Bottom Row R1ta Langtcnfl Ela1ne Glaika Ann Watelhouse Lo1ella Bowen Phvl l1s G1ame1 Berth1 Bolbock Lealle Rennu Rosanne Langtoxd James Bran denbtng JameQ Casex Mxss Ol1nge1 Top o -3- 'gl J ll' ' . 1 1' 'Ja la 'z 1 '. Lee I S I ,. 1 B 1 - IZ ' , V .IV , V 15- ' . y 'V ' . V. .' . V V's C N w . ' V 5-' V 5. V. ij - , V . Vx' I b, , 1 .VV K V NV' J: v V w . V . ' ' A ' Z V V. 5 ' . U - NV. V . . . ' C .- l y -' A. B 1 -V. ' ' L-Y . - V' C V av tv, A V. a' Av N Z V ' -L. v V': ' 4 4 Q af' - lv- . Schlofman, Dale Hamm. Dolorosa Perino. Janice Smith. . S ' - ' ' . j - 2 . . ' ' . '- . V V , . ' ' . ' . , ' . ' . 7 I' V ' A ' V' . V . V . - V V V kg ' . Q ,. 1 -Q VV Z V E V .Q V, V V. B. V ' ' . v V ' . . ' ' I ' .' . . - ' -' ' 1 ' . V . . 1 V V'- M T V' UV V ' y 'V A .V l 1 . . .h Y 1 V . , . . . ' . 1 4 .f ' V , ' , r V Y' '. V -' V V ' . ' ' V .v E . M ' , ., L. . , ' V ' - v y r V 'r 1 N., '. . ' -, n 'lr Q 1 F I7 ,i , ' m D M- ' x r W, Q O4 94 1-AYJQ sv! Q, 'Rl 4 .. gx Q1 1 Q V51 'P 3 ,. xv I :J I' 1 ff v - If 1 'L' JL P' WL 1 'w IEA ,L w ..y 1 ,gn Ir 7' ' 1 '- U vhl .ggzx llrg FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY The Freshman class of 1943 16 started out w1th rn enrollment of or x three Lxen though we wera 1 llttle r t yrettx ood our trrst xt II it NN xlnut Hlqll We had QIGCUOII of offlcers to see who would be our lt rdtrs for tht xear We had sextral very good candxdatea md rc grrtted that wt touldnt use them all The electron turned out as followi Presrdent Les IL Rtnnf 1 lte Prcsrde nt Posrnne Langford Suretarx Tretsurer Berthr Nlre Bolbork Lltss Sponsor Mrss Ollllff Repreaentxtrxes tor tht trrst semester were is follows Phxllre Cjruntr Lorella Bowen J lrnes Brandenburg h Rtpreaentrtrxts lor t 4 strond sunt sur w re follows R,lt1 Langtorrl Ann XX rterhouxr Don rld Hoplarnx We had our asstmblx program rn the inet part ol Ftbru rrx We hope the rest ot the bthool enjox ed hstenmg to It ae muth 1 wt tnroxed put ng It on Our' fust war has been fllletl w 1th thrllla We do hope though thxt we have gamed knowledge enough to balante the amount of fun had , , . A ' 7, 5- K - .F w E . f 'tj 'x S. 4' '- 'f 2 ' - gre 'rr an first. we made out w- gg Q j'2'z 'z ',.,. l f 1 -' ' U: -1 fll r r - Walt' ' - . V . l ' L V A f 2 7 4 :f l 'A' 2 x f V 1 I 'i ' xil' - - P wf' , x 41' , Vi L 512 r i ' 'ws X' ' 2 lax Senator' , James Casey ' z L' Q ' , S ,. , ' Cer' v ' . ' f , . V c 2 .. . - . z ' ' X 'H :X X' 'ere as ' V 2 4 ' v 'Z x K' x z Q r . . , . . .. -' .S . . f' , . 2 , ,V ' X Q 3 . M g . g.L ,ZS his ' ti ' . ' - 'va - 1 I ' 'I :I ' x ' ' l D 2 HONORS W21ltd1Lt0Y1HI1 Phxlhs Ann VICEIWHHIH Salutatorlan Wlllda R VICRFLX FIRST SEMESTER HONOR ROLL I945 46 PHHLLIS 'VIQFLVANIA WILLDA X ICKREY IACK EDMONDSOIN CAROI HATLAND IOIS DIMMIC LOPEINA IENSEN C EORC E C ONIC AM PHXI I IS IOIINSON DORIS PAEPKE MARY PETLER BETTH ABRAHAM GEORGE FREDERICK MARJORIE MILLER BOB DURHAM MARX IIN CARPENTER JOANNE SERCEANT ROSEMARY WILLIAMS IEE C'A'NISC IIOW I I' SI IE FAI MC ARTNER CHARLES FISHER ANITA CAMERON DAX ID CHOINIERIL LOLIS AI SHOUSF BETTE BOLBOCK C ORDON DAHI IFANNF AINDERSEIN HFI FIN C FI DFAIN 'XIARILOU IOIINSOIN ELMER VVISE CAROL VVADE BETTY CASES GLORIA IOHNSON LESLIE SCHOAI' BETTY FEININ MARION CONLFY IENINY FFININ JOAN VIESNEI1 LAXONA IxOC ERS SOP!-IOMORES IANICE SMITH MICHEAL PERINO DONNIA VVAII IS PETTX XON HOLTON DOLOROSA PERIINO ALICE FENIN JOANNE VIANGELIN JACKIE KELFHER DON HOPKINS CHARLENE HILL CLADHS JACOBS VERNA STOCKIIXG ELAINE GLAFKA JAMES CASEY ANN WATERHOLSE VIRDEN BAUMGARTNEF BLANCHE WALLIS LOIS BAUMGARTNER MAPC' ARFT SCHOAF RITA JEAN SPLAIN C ENFX IEVE MIDDI FTON GILBERT HASENYACFR RONALD GANSCHOW BETTY GLSTAFSOIN BETTX PFTERSON ESI-IMAN NEIL LATHROP JAINE LEVVIS MAXINE QHELIN LOIS MIDDLETOIN FORREST ROGERS ROSAINIXE LAINGFORD GLENDON MELTON JOHN ABRAHAM IXIAYNARD PARKER 1 - - . 1 I 1 1 1 , , ,, . U A I 1, , V Ol' l'1 I A Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 11 ,Y , I 1 1 L 1 .' 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 I '.I 1 ' 1 1 1 11. 1 .I 211 11. U 1' 1 R 1 ,- V 1 1 1 1 11 .Q I I I 1 ' , u 1 11 E 1 . 1 L 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 . 1 , . I 1 1 i 1 1 1- 1 , 1 1 11. ,1 1 1 1 L. 1 .II 11. .1 1 1 1 1 Al. 14 I . 4' 11 1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A I .1 1 1. 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 'X x ALUMNI E943 I941 P 1 1 11111111 IIIINI1 S 111 XN11111111 'I 1111111114011 ALUMNI 1CGNTINLED 944 S 1 5114 N 11 1V11x1111 111 S1111111 S 1111111 1111111 11 S1 111 4.11111 11X X1 IQ 111 W1 1411111111 W.11l1 1Je1111ex W11111111 J111-111111 W11I1 1111 1611111121111 W111N11x J.1111 B111111g11111e1 K11111x11 B131111111 H11se111f11x C,11.1111111 H0111 1311111111 .V1d1Hc11G1 FISITQI De 111 G 11141111111 1'11gQ11e C 11151 x JI 111 1 1111 1 ,, 1 I 11 LIC 111 Illx 'N11111 1113138 11 ,.f1111N 11 0111111 Nlllllhl H11111111 Nelson D111 11311 0116111 heme Paepke COIISISTILG P12111111 S1111'1ex Re1111e1 xTdI'X111 111211111111 1 1111111 Ill! 11 D1111 Q111111111 -X 111111 51191113111 111,111 S1111I11 141111111111 'I1111111v1 1 11111 111111111 TV11111111.111 '10 1111111111 01111 11 Cf11111 N111x0 1111111 111 945 111111 111 DILIQ S111112 T11eph1111e fJD61dI.Ol SCC1G1dIN 131111 11s B11s1111w 0111151 'Nam N11 11 'N 111 N11 1 H1 'VL1111114 N111 11111111164 'N111111a1 L111xe1N1 1 De Kalb Student Ca11e1 NUISG A1111x 'Nam 'Xdxx 'N 1x1 x 111411111 S1L1CIE11 C1 L H Empluyee I 1 I F111 1'1-S1 1'1:1111x1111 1, H ,Q1-1 I -15 Gayle 111111 , , , M111 - 1g'- Q g 1 E1 12111111 1 1 1' ,.'1 - - 1 M1 ,' ,'11Iz1' .. , , S11 1 1 I . F11 1-is M1 .111z111 V2111 D1- '111111 T111 '11111' M1 ' '111 11111111 '- - 1- z ' ' 's .1 ' ' ' A2 '. 1 ,, ,. '11 1 11111 1 1 ' 'L S 1. , 11 . 1 1' . , .,..,. ...., S11 1 111 Wz11'11 1311111 111 I . , 2 71- . H H lvvi I QAAIIIVV V U tr- 1 , , ' , , 1 '1 . ',.. . ,, 1 , ' 5' ' 'Q A k K V V 1 ni' 5' 1.11 1, 1 . '.. ., . ,, L'.111'1. 1,.11111'e11 Foley ,. . , , , ,, .Fa1':11e1' Q Q 111' ,fi 5' N1 ' z ' I'11U1-1' II11 11 N11 111111 11'-111- .z 1 1 C'1111'k 111 1111110 A111115 C11-1111 . 1 .4011 . ,,,, 'z A' V1-1' Z1 M111 ffl .A1 1:11a 1 A X' , ,, . .. . ..,, . , , A ' ' in 1 N V 1 V, 1 1 11' 11 ,, ,. .. A A 1 1' ' ' 1 ' '1 fa Q -' , ' , Ii '1 J S '- 1 f ' ' ' ' ' ., , ,,,, . ,. '. J , ' QP- I S ,..l Il: VN 1111 IE PIKIUIYA f7'U0f0 Sv '41 FWIYJAME L I R EL I N! PEICIY Young' HIE mb- S Xl PHVLL! 840141 CLA Q Y 2 W: Q! 3 5 , N: A hx . S 5 E S Q Q E ,I U E S Q ly, A 2 Q S it lk 3 E x 5 S N : CD 5 CD my 12, 4 Q Q U lx X 'Q Q ,Q Q. lil' is A - s 'gl w 5 E E 3 .- '11 M1 5 I 3 R l E 2 - 3 E 0 Q CL Q-Q vc 'ii W YE Q - 2 5 5 T - N Q1 N 3 w 3 'Ci S z R u 3 : g X -. 5 S 1' 3 7? X- Qi 1 Q- A -X XS 'gi m 2 00, Q R4 ' K ct NA - 3 5 E Q la E N' vu 593 '4 ellmq VVNNUNITLH MIA!-X SV!-XVVL L n my f f Q 1 , Ju W 'mf am , Q - eresz !r,-ff: Q 5 5 . T' 5 U9 igggr.-, -' 15 II .172 ,nv .' ' :- ai - , - 3 QP 1 Q Q . 17 7 M - ' R ' 5 K J- , 7. V.-g-M10 f f . al Mn: achw Emma Lf'Hf1'5 Irmldznc qua .Zfrmce ofep .,. . . Q, ,gy-5 ja? mar vsxynn f ' ' I X F U . C3 6 6 S I ' ' A ' ' ' 'Q 4 an: 1 ff rein i er I aw' .' any 'I . am fixniz' f 4.155 Rosuvmq chandler Harohi T1 Nelson Q1 Ranma Pu x c Lf cn rd Torno l Qi Pin ,,.L.ii-- -'Gnd .A rhrqant F nur Jun Smfh kihur Shun-'born buck Schmm' WH 5x UALNU4' YVNVIUNITH' Veda Na N500 Cad A Smdzr P mcxpal fl Pun Guns F u Irzm. Vaepke S V!-XV VL Num NL U5 Fans r r nr hfkui Ex. env. Glenn Yhnm' Kafhu-mv. buh:-:ns Darrdl Oberh 1' 1 Dxmrm 8 u inf. Qu er' T Lmfrcn Fclux Gent. Johnson Nu ma Jian Pkuhnnzr Har ld Rehn Wu rin HU lx Lubb 2... , ,V 5 'X M' I ' . Al . Q f fix ,r 1, 1 x , nw A N , in con.: nn ' .' 5 HRX as 5 ' R I , 1 . 1 J I V. h .I A md - v v u ., Tm x mum 1 ' A V hm i Y c ,Q 7 W M-JA vim it H E q I 41 H Y 7' , K 'l ,711 G v cu - , 9l'x. .f.x Fnzt- -I Jaw P'fNYYT.41' V' ACIHMHIHQS SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senior class presented Shiny Nose before capacity audiences on the two consecutive evenings of May 9-10. This three-act comedy was made up of a series of mix-ups to keep the audience interested throughout Vlhat with Janey CPhyll1s Johnsonl primping for the most important date of her whole life and Helen lAn1ta Cameronl her sister interfering we have a common American family before us Mr and Mrs Marble CLou1s Als house and Phyllis McElvan1al have de Clded Janey 1S too young to go steady so decide this will be her last date with George Allen lBob Bolbockl Zip CBette Bolbockl IS drawn away from her swing records to help Janey make a last 1m pression upon George Meanwhile Helen tricks George into going to a dance with her and Janey makes a grand entrance to an absent audience. Janey then gets an ex-boy friend of Helen's in hopes of winning by making George jealous. Evereything backfires and Janey decides to leave home. Upon asking her father if he doesnt want to reason with her he Just says Well good bye This is a little worse fix but the flnal happy LWISL solves everything Mildred Williams acted as assistant to the director Carol Hatland as prop erty manager and Charles Flsher had charge of off stage sounds The class made the play a success by the1r ad vertlsement of the play and selling large numbers of tickets The Senior tr1p was reason enough for enthusiasm concern 11g ticket selling the proceeds of the sccond night went tovsard the cruise which the class took as a whole on May 23rd and 24th JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The play All American Family was given by the members of the Junior class November 16 at the High School auditorium It was a real human interest family comedy The Butlers were such people as you would meet in your own neighborhood There were plenty of ex citing highlights that held the interest of the audience from beginnlng to the end Mrs Watson directed thls excellent performance The cast was as follows Roger Butler George Frederick Carrie Butler Mary Lou Johnson Caroline Marjorie Miller B111 Benny Fenn Bobby Lowell Stone Grandma Butler Doris Paepke 'lhe Wldow Smith Lavona Rogers Peter Smith Lyle Schrader Bruce Ford MHPIOH Conley Lucy Mlddleford Betty Casey Avis Mlddleford Rosemary Williams . , . ' 1 ' u vu - - 1 1 ' 7 . . . . O4 . . Y Y , - . . u - V . . Y . I . - .1 . . T . ' 7 . an ' ' xv , v , . Y ! ,,,, ' 7 ..,.. .,..,,,.. ,,,.,, ., l - I e . . v . V . ANNUAL 1 51111111 11158 1111111111 1111111111 111111111 s111111111 h111 1111 N11111111 11118 Xtcll F11 15 X111111a1 1111s p11b11sh111 111 1939 511141 1111 FF1s11m1 11 of that 11.11 911111111111 111 1917 1111 111115 of 1111 11f1ss1s 111 1913 1911 611111 1943 11111 11111111 .1115 A111111 11 1111r1f111Q 1111 1115 946 d11111111 111 1111111111 1111 1311111118 11f 1111 111111 111ss15 IH 1111s A111111111 The fo11111x111ff 111111115 C11111 111m1111t1115 111111 Sf 1111111 111 publlsh 1111 111111ua1 ur1111r 1111 Q11lf1?lHCC of N11 111112115511 Ed1t11r A5s1s1f1111 Ef11tOI' B11s1111 ss 1N1dl121g6 1' P111111s x1LE1X3H1d Phxllls Johnson W1ll1i1 XILRIQX Asslst 1111 BLISIHLSS M1111g1 10 11115 Dlmmlg SOCIAL EVENTS 111711 41 1N1i11N 11 I 111K SPORTS 1 111 PICTURES 111 GIRLS ATHLEWCS OROAN ZATIONS 11 11 1711111111111 O s1111 111 1 HUMOR 'X 111111 XV1111 C111l111L 111 1111 1YP1No 'NI 1 1 THE SCHOOL PAPER 1 511111111 11111111 IS p11b11511111 bx our .1111111110 C2155 A1 1111 b6'g1I1I11I1U 111 1 11 1 6 if 1111 1111111 1211119 11111 EX 1111111111 but 11 IS 11t1r 6-1111111 11111 11 1116115 F1111 m1mb11 of 1111 11155 1s 115511511111 1 p1r111111ar subject 101 11h1111 111 5 1e5p111151b11 111111111f1111111 1119 X111 T111 111155 of 16 11111111d 11111111 1111 1111111 I11115p1r'111O11 11111111 15 51111 115111 11115 wax T11-.'1' 1 .' 2'-' 1 1 1-12:1 V, 1 ' - 1 ' . 1 1 1 - 1 v if -. 1 1 ' 1 ' ' .- I 5 s 1 1 , L. n U X., C C Y 1 A-4. ,. 'Of' if ', , 2. ,, . ,TZNF 1111. 1 A 1 5 - '- :2,','f ' .' .,1,f . ' 111 v1 ,1,,.1 '. ,f ,. , h . , 1 , . A . r 1 r A 1 . . U v Q 1 I v 4 ' 2 1' nk' 2 2 - , , ,, ,,,, ,, , , ' ' 1 El11'lJ1 111111111111 L111111111z11.. pm' H Camel-,,,1. 1-llmmmu 131111 131 111 , 1 Q J111' 1 51111 1.11 L 111' Q - 51111 H 1 .UTY 5. 1311- 1112111 51111 K ' D1 1111 XV2l11i1IlS N111 S1111-13 1'111111'111z111 11111111111 1121111 1191111 fX1S11 UN' 1X12l1'12ll1111' '1'1111111g1s1111. 1'11z1i1'111z111. 1121111111 11 P1i1'AR' A lil 11 ' 'MVS 11ilX'1f1 ' A11 '11 L05 L1 11111 11L'1111l'L' 11L'11I1C'1'. C11a1111111111 131-' 1J11-11s1z11i1- C11-111'g1- 1111111211111 O 1'11111'11-s 1'11N11L'1' , 1,111'11111. .11-11.s1'11. L1IiI11'1!1ll11 111111111 C11'1f11'll11 A , 121-111'x'11'x'11 11111111 131-211' 1111111111-11, 1'11:111':11:111 -1112111 1 111112 .I1'111::11- .-1111111151111 N111'Y 1.1111 111-11111- T111 - . 11- 1 .1' 1 1' 1-K ': -' 1 , IH 1 . , , h 2 in 4. '. '. .,i,. - A r . ' ' ' 1 . . r Y . 1 '1 ' E K X L ' xc ' so- -1 111. - 1 1 1113 . . . , 1 . - .. 1 - 1 I 1 C Y A ' v 1 v PAPER STAFF Lifuk Rom I I I I I ,IMI-1' ISM lr ..fr.lI1I I I II NLII I I IQ I XX I Second Row X I IIIIIIIII' N 1I'-III I' ' III I I' I Iv I II ' ,II I. IIM. III, I.,III1III, c R w I-If vs O om Row ck H C71 C JUNIOR PLAY CAST l I I Fr nt Q P-I.I.'. .XM '1-- ' I. AIA ,ww PX.I,II'I .-IJ I A I III I' ,Q L4 Rc, fI.I.I, II II ,I If ' -I' IIIIIA'II'I'I-!xI,YXI1. I' KM! I xI VII I Im Y I I3-' IN F3 tt If 4,1-IIYHI IIIIIIU' I 'I'I1I' Ii, I-'Xe' :I ' I ' e I ' I 'III-:A-. I P'II.III Ba cv. III ILI,,1I.,. I-., I.I- III- I1:..:: RIINIII-13 iw K I I I mm IE: IJ.'r,I:II, fh:'1I! II.I.I, III :II-R Elm-1 1. I. I.IX'I I Bott I R n.-J KI W N- I E11 YIIIAI- EI' ' ' u. I'1,j ,, A -I I I I I X HOMEECONOMKS The Future Homemakers of Amer1ca were organ1zed thls year w1th a mem bershlp of th1rty glrls The organlza t1on IS afflllated Wlth the Ill1no1s State Organlzatlon and the Nat1onal Club The followlng off1cers were elected Presldent Wlllda V1ckrey VICE PFBSI dent Anlta Cameron Secretary Dolores Swanson Sergeant of Arms Bertha Bol bock A scrap book of the club Wlll be dls played at the annual State Club Camp at Lake Bloomlngton dur1ng summer The club has regular monthly meet lngs b6S1deS a Candle Llght In1t1at1on The Glrls Athlet1c Assoc1at1on IS a state organ1zat1on used to st1mulate glrls 1n athletlcs and to promote good health and sportsmansh1p M69tlHgS are held regularly Any one who IS 1nterested 1n w1nn1ng a medal must turn 1n po1nts for such thxngs as b1cycle r1d1ng horse back r1d1ng h1k1ng Skatlng etc ThlS lS to keep 1nterest 1n PEP The Pep Club was orgamzed to stlmu late mterest 1n all sports act1v1t1es M66tlHgS are held before every basket ball or football game to organ1ze the cheermg sectlon The follow1ng off1cers were chosen Servlce Tea for parents Valentlne party w1th the F F A a Jo1nt party w1th the Oh1o Ill1no1s 1? H A and a spr1ng out door p1cn1c The club has had charge of the concess1ons at the football and basketball games dur1ng the year The follow1ng banquets have been prepared and served by the club th1s year namely BUSIHCSS Mens D1nner School Masters D1nner and Mother and Daughter s Banquet Part of the club dues help defray the expenses of some worthy glrl of a fore1gn country 1n gettlng a college dllC8.tlOIl the club and also to get the 1nterest of outs1ders to 3o1n the club We have en Joyed two h1k6S th1s year and also suppers w1th recreat1on held 1n the gym afterwards We have trled to have a supper every month The G A A IS an 1nterest1ng and useful club to Jo1n and we are proud to have so many members CLUB th1s year Bette Bolbock presldent Mar Jome M1ller VICE Pres1dent Anlta Cameron Secretary and Treasurer The cheerleaders are Bette Bolbock Jeanne Andersen and Delores Swanson M1ss Cully IS the sponsor 1 1 - 1 n 1, - , , . . . ' v v ' ' v v v ' Y y - I . , . I 7 ' 7 1 , I u 1 . . 1 '- u . . I . . . , V . Go , to d to . , . . . . . I u I - V I . . . . . V m , . . cr - l y ' - . , , 1 I Y - , . - . , , . PEP CLUB Top Row BertI11 Polboglx D blllll W'1ll1S VI llcI1 Xlcluu lvlfllllilll JnI111wn Llax If PLIIIQITS B 111 AI3l'1l'l'llIl Xlce PC1111 D011 Glue Joanne Wa11gel1n CI1a1 Ie11e H111 Join Noble Fourth Row Bettx Lee RGINTCI lVI2-111221121 SLl'OlI Alene lVl1g1111son Dflllk fldllllli Lo1ell1 Boxxen M nx Lou Ret1ke Bonnm JOITUNUIT Phwlln JOITITSUIT R112-1 Spldlll Be 11 C us111so11 I'h1rd w AIIJL111 B 11I1 J11111112 mga 1111 I1112 Lcxxls E1111111 Lou Bonn 311 x Il ll 1 ll ll 5 x xew 111 151 M1 x CI1 lllCIlCl A1111 W11c1I1o11 e Second Row VCIITI S1oLk111g Roseanne Llllhllllfl Tome Rudl Cl Clo1121 Johnson M111o11e lVI lle A111121 C21n1e1cn Roxernmy VL7lllI'lIT1 R11 Lflllgltllil lllS BL11 hex M185 Cullx Bottom Row Dolmes Sxx'111wo11 Bette Bolbocl Jelnne Anciusen GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Top Row Alene Magnuson Dolores SVKJUSOII Joanne Wangehne Maulou Johnson M11d1ed Wlll13mS Bettx Ab1aham A11ee Fenn Bettx Fenn Elame Beluens DOIlS Clwze W1llda x7lLklQW WdlllS Joln Noble Cll 1IlCXlL H111 BLILIII Bolboek lVldXlIlG Cl1el111 Allltl Camuon Cxxen F1117 1h rd Row IOIITIIG Selgeanl A1111 WdLEllllJLlSQ Dons Rote Bette Bolbock Suzanne Ande1sen Laxonna Pogus Bettx CL1H1a1son R111 Slfllalll Jane Lexus Bettx Casex Rlld Langlord Second Row Ma11o11e M1lle1 Leona G121n1e1 Rc1sen1a1w W1lll3UlS Ba1ba1a Dahl Bonxne JOIIITSOH Rosanne Lang1o1d 'Vla1e211e1 SCITOBI Lols D1m1111g Maulxn Chandle1 Jeanne Anrlewen MdlN FCIICI Be1x PGIQISOIX B ton R w Phxllu C1 IITTCI I IS Bmkex lo1s 'Xl1cIcIlc1o11 Phxlhs JOITIISOIT Cnol H111ncI l'lIllLC SINIIIT Mus Cnllx Albe1121 B111h Cvlfjlll loI1nkon Joxu Rud1t,e1 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Top Row Lo1elI1 Bowen Cha1le11e H111 Malllou Johnson Bette Bolbopk Do11s Paeplxe El2n11e B hunk Dons Glaze .Ioan Noble DOIIN H'11l21ncI Thsrd Row Gwen F1111 Be111lee Renne1 Janne Snnlh Lon B'1un1ga11nL1 M2111111 CI1eI1n R111I1 B'111n1g2111ne1 Mau Lou Rettlxe Do11b Hdlldllfl Second Row Mau FGIYGI Leona C,121me1 Phxlhs Gxamel F1ances Fdlfflel Elamf Gl211ka Maulxn Chanolel AlbQIId Ba11h lllS Bu1I-.e M3IllNIl PHIIIQI Bottom Row NIISS Ullllgel A11111 Camelon W1llfIa X12k1ey Dolo1eS Swanson Be1 1111 Bolboak - 2 1 r 2 2 'I 2 'A 2 2' . T ' '1 3 11' '2 2 .:1' 'A . ' 1' '. '- h , L . - ,' '. ' 'A '1 2 '. 1 2 2' . ' 2 I. 11 K' I 2' 2 . ' ' Ro nf V2 21' . 2 -S 1'11 2 ..2 1 2 I .I2'- b211'21 D21I1l, Gve F Jil ice Sn '1I1. le11j C215 lVI2 Fe1'.1'. 21'ilv'11 ' 2 ', 2 1' S . L - 2 2 ' V. YL- 2 2 U-' 2 l . A- . .' K. . 2 1. 11 ' ' .'1 . .i 2 ' ' '2 S, E 2 2 I ' . 5 '- -- ' 2' '2 2' , - f -Q, 2 , I - , - , , . ' 2 ' ' Ly uv - - ' V wv a ' 4 , T.: I IV. , I ' I ' lv. Fourth Row-Be11ilee Renner, Carol Wade, Doris llllllllllfl. Lo1'ell21 Bowen, Donna 2 1' , 1 ' ,. ' 1 -. 2 - , f 1- s . , - . x . , . 2 l ,Tu Lv 1 L. , 'S . ' C ' . . JL., A, 2 . 2 1 , 1 5 ' . 2' . ' W' ot o A j 1'2 2 1 2' ' , 1 ' 1 , A' 2' . 22 ' O . - M v 1 q , , . 3 , V .- I l . 0 0 6 0 6 9 0 6 9 0 0 i 411 The Walnut Chapter of F F A is chartered under the national organlza t1on of Future Farmers of America This organization is for boys studying voca tional agriculture Walnut has a mem bershlp of 47 this year The organ1zat1ons motto IS Learning to do Doing to earn Earning to live Living to serve We sent delegates to a district con vention and a two car delegation to the leadership conference at Princeton One state farmer degree was awarded to J ack Edmondson one Amer1can farmer de gree to Harold Gulther There were twenty three exh1b1tors IH a vocatlonal agrlcultural show at Princeton for sec show at Princeton for section five with second largest number of entries MRYIOH Conley won third IH public speaking con test of section f1ve H9451 Jack Ed BOC? The purpose of Book Club IS to broaden the lnterests of 1tS members and to read more books At each meet mg we have a definite subject such as music explorers patriotism magazines sports 'md education The club consists of a President Gor don Dahl a Secretary and Treasurer Lois Dlmmlg a Vice President Bob Bol bock a Social Chairman Bettilee Ren ner and thirteen other members The dues are a quarter for the entire year Each member serves once duimg the year on a program committee and once F 'nondson won third in same contest 119461 Our program of work for the year included Collection of 24 tons of waste paper ordered a car of certified seed potatoes sold garden seeds and made 43 pigs brooders for farmers A trip to the Chicago Fat Stock Show was sponsored by Gomgam Bass H111 Company February 14th the F H A and F F A held a Joint Valentine party and potluck supper in the gymnasium Another activity was a Home Talent Show Now that the war lS over the contests will be renewed again and Walnut will be entered The officers are Jack Edmondson Leslie Schoff Secretary Elmer Wise Treasurer Marlon Conley Reporter Lee Ganschow Sentinel C M Hatland Advisor K CLUB on an entertainment commlttee We meet every month at the home of one of the members Each meeting IS opened by a short business session after which two talks are given Games are played and refreshments are served at the close We bought a book at Chrlstmas time and sent lt to Mayo Army Hospital at Galesburg to be put in the hospital library The club had a worthwhile year dur ing 1945 46 We have enjoyed lt very much but are also looking forward to a better club next year R .A. . . . .n L ' l Y . . , . ' . ca ' ' ' Y 3 - - . I V . , . . . . . N . . . . A I 7 Y - . . . . . - . I Y tion five, with a vocational agricultural Presidentg Bob Durham, Vice President: . . . v . . Y I . , - Z , Z ' . Q - - . 1 - ' . ' , v - I y . - ' . , c . . . Y . - . . HOMF ECONOMICS CAFETERIA FARM SHOP Left Slde Front to Back Leshe b111111g.11l11L1 M1 Hd1I1l1f1 E1111e1 Wwe 1411111311 C LIN 11 N1L 11111 11111 1 ,1 fl 1 Ox 1rd Row Front to Back 'N1111 1 1 x 11 11 i 1X 11 econd Row Front to Back 13 1 ht SIUE 11 FC w C all L1 L1 x 1 11111 N1 L NL 1I xx Q 111111 11111 h111C1 NL 1 1 DL 1 1 R 1 Th1rd Row C 1 11115 11111 11L11 120111111 1 1111161 11 1111111113111 1D11111c '11 6111011 1I1N1L11 r 1111 5111 Second Row 11111 Kulx 1 1 ,, x IX 1 'N 11K NrX11iIC 11 1 11111 1 11N E11 C11 1111111 131111111511 11 1 1 1111 111 111111 151 111 Bottom Row 1111110 11111 Q1111111 N 1C 14 Petc N1 1 11 111111 SL111f 1 11 1111 1z1'.'1111. Lc:1'1 S11 1' '. G11 G111ifz1111. Dz1x'i11 C111 1111C1'9. Hz11'1j' 131111. Th' 3 -1 1 'IIP1 C1 I11L'.'. f22l1'l'C11 11111111111 11111'Q. 111111 IJ 1 '11:1111. 132111 1X1I:.u1111s1111, 1.1111 C1111 5111 1111 S 3 - 111111111 1i1'z111111111111 111. K'11z11'111f 1'x1S1Tl'I'. R'g ' -4.111114 1211111 1111s1111. F. F. A. Top o -111111111 Ig!L21I1C1O!11D1I1'.LL. 1111111111 1' 1'k1j1. 611111111 1111se-11511111-1. 11111111 13411- 11111' 2 C'11z11'lw 1-'1,'111'1'. 132111 IX1z1a1111.' . 1'11111'j.' 111: 111. C11C'I1I1 Ci11111Q1111.. L111 62111- Q -1 1 1 811111 M1 5 I1, Fourth Row--fNIz11'11111 L'r1111L1y. L.y1c Sc111'z111Q1'. .1a11'eci B1'z1111ic11b111'gg. 111551111 .1111111s1111 '1 1' Wi: 1. L1111:c1l C111,Iz1Is1111. 1'1111 I'11ii111. XK111111111 11111, ' - '11z1'1es XvZlI1j3,lL?l'. H1 111 C121 5 -1111v.'. H11 1' LL-51111 1iz111111g.z11'1- 11911 D1 1 311 1 Q. 1 Q 1V1z 141115.11 1 C1 ,' 1 5911. I.11.'1 ' 110 -Will! 1' F11'1'Qs1 P1111c11'.', W1111L11' K11:12c11111111'Q. :XIL '.'-'11 111 51111 2 'i Pa 1k61'. N41 142111 1 1. 1311111111 Cjh'-,'1A s . Y z z'111Q1' .1z1:.1es F1110y'.121111 W1 1111. .1211-14 Kc11c1101'. VV r V11 K1i11Qc1L11111':. MV' 1 1 11. My- 11111 S0911 1. - z 151 i1 14. Leil 1 S1-1 111. .1z11'k Efi111111111s1111. 13111 11','11' ew 11111z111, M12 11 1:1 STUDENT GOVERNMl:NT The Student Government vsas organ 1Z9d ln 1934 Just as any governmental group they have a constxtutlon to fol low Th1s constltutlon provldes for rep resentatxves selected from the entlre school and a lGg1Sl3t1V9 body called a Councll Th1s Council IS composed of the followmg offlcers Pres1dent V1ce Presl dent Secretary Treasurer Senators who hold Off1C6 for the entlre year and two class representatxves elected at the be g1nn1ng of each semester Sergeant at Arms IS elected from the Councll The faculty does not vote but has the rlght of veto The purpose of th1S organlzatlon IS to provlde a means for student legxslatlorr IH matters common to students and teachers By th1s means a channel for students ln parhamentary procedure was provlded Thls year the Student Government sent representatlves to the Student Councll Convent1on 1n Peorla Ill1no1s Other projects sponsored were the Chrlstmas party to whlch the parents were 1nv1ted a party 1nv1t1ng the three ne1ghbor1ng schools of Manl1us Prlnce ton and Oh1o and they also held an elghth grade v1s1t1ng day OFFICERS Pres1dent Nell Stlver VICC Pres1dent Betty Abraham Secretary Treasurer Betty Abraham Senlor Senator Wlllda Vlckrey Junlor Senator Marvm Carpenter Sophomore Senator Robert Renner CLASS REPRESENTATIVES F1rst and Second Semesters Senlors Dlck Dlenslake Dlck Dlenslake Mxldred W1ll1amS Mlldred W1lllamS Jun1ors B111 Peterson B111 Peterson Gwen Frltz Dorls Glaze Rosemary W1ll1ams Rosemarv W1ll1amS Sophomores Suzanne Andersen Jack Keleher Marllyn Worsley Herbert Chrlstensen Freshmen Phyllls Gramer Ann Waterhouse Lorella Bowen Bonme Johnson Donald Hopklns James Brandenburg Wlllda Vlckrey was elected Sergeant at Arms Mr Sn der IS sponsor JUNIOR AND SENIOR PROM The class of 1946 was honored by the Junlor class at the Jurnor and Senlor Prom on May 17 A dellclous banquet was served by the Jun1ors and the1r mothers The muslc for the even1ng was furmshed by Joe Dezuttl and h1s orchestra The theme was H1tch Your Wagon To A Star and the gym was approprlately decorated Everyone present enjoyed a lovely evenlng 1 7 n . ' ' - Freshman Senator ......,,r.rcs.,, James Casey 9 ' 1 y . , . . , . , - y l v I l ' Q ' ' l . - . . l ' . STUDENT COUNCIL A w xIL N ! IGM ow I tto Fl ANNUAL STAFF I I IJ III NIIIII SIXTH PERIOD STUDY HALL E ck Ro ,I:. 1i IRI 'In-IL F'.,'La:.I.I .Xt I'I'kIl'II. S.IaI:.Il'1 W ffm I I I II In IIIII L':,:1vIIIrvI.. .IIII-'I-A I.IxI-j.. IAIIIIIILI IlfI.'.'c':., .I.I:'I I II II I II XIII fIIiIII1l'I'. Second Row W.I1iq. I.'II'IiII'jI, Ilisf, IJLI-I.--l:IIu', .XIIQIIVII Hfii I XI I II I IS:II IHITI-IWII, IIfIwI:I:II,x W1II:zI:',r, IJ4II':rI i2I.I'II, fL'.wI III F' . Fi Iiww .-XI:I:III:fII, XIII STI-I MI gl ww Lef 'ght IXII Im Ilufm, IIIWII: .I f-'. IIFIIII. VIIXIIIQ XII-FI IIII XXI I XIII xx wr II! '. ,.:I '. 6 MUSIC Muslc someone has Sald IS the fourth need of man food cloth1ng shelter then mus1c Many people have hved long lxves have bu1lt up 1 fortune and have g1ven only a few hours to musxc Yet th1S means nothlng Those who have gotten along wlthout mus1c do not g1V6 any proof that they dldnt need It Your l1fe w1ll be far rlcher lf you take tlme for mus1c whlch 1n many cases IS an attempt to express the emotlons that are beyond speech The mus1c department of Walnut Com mumty Hlgh School entered upon an enlarged program for the school year of 1945 1946 The most lmportant change was that of g1v1ng more credlt toward graduatlon than had been done ln pre v1ous years Band was Cl3SSlf18d as a regular class meetlng f1ve days each week elther 1n sectxonal groups or as full band Those students who selected band prepare outslde work as IS done 1n any other academlc subject The goal for members 1n the band had been set as flfty and had lt been posslble to buy lnstruments the goal would no doubt have been reached Th1S year the band has played for the F F A show the Chr1stmas program the Muslcade and the Black Hawk Fest1val Ind1v1dual members have played on numerous pro grams IH and out of school The Hlgh School IS to be congratulated and thanks extended to the Board of Educatlon for the beautlful Stelnway Grand plano WhlCh graces our audl torlum for school and publ1c perform ances New mus1c racks flnally reached us m January after f1ve months delay The new racks make for a f1ne appearance at band performances The mus1c room has been repalnted has a new sound proof ce1l1ng new floor and best of all has fluorescent llghtlng We haxe had all the equlpment and materlals asked for to enable the mus1c personnel to make mus1c a real asset to the school lfe of Walnut Communlty High School March 15 1946 was the date of th1s year s Spflng concert for the Muslc De partment The Vocal sectxon of the MUSIC De partment has been dlVld6d 1nto two g1rl s choruses and a boys chorus each meetlng two tlmes a week Llke the band the choruses have taken part 1n assemblles and other publ1c functlons The glrls chorus conslsts of 65 mem bers The boys chorus conslsts of 19 members The Glrls Quartet conslsts of Phyllls Johnson Soprano Rosemary W1ll1ams Soprano Bettllee Renner Alto and Marjorle M1ller Alto The glrls have done a f1ne Job at several school pro grams besldes other outslde communltv programs. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Rellglous educatxon classes started m tlon IS taught by the mlnlsters of the Walnut Communlty Hlgh School on local churches The classes have proven January 22 1946 Each Tuesday morn to be xery mterestmg and educatlonal mg from 8 30 to 9 10 I'Cl1glOl1S educa H , 1, . U. - . . , v ' Y 1 - ' vv ' ' 3 S. Y ' . - , , . . . . , ' ' ' v 1 . . V - I . . . v v , . . . I . , - Y , ,, - y v ' Y ' 1 . . . , . , . - . , , , . . . . , , Y ' 1 I V f 1 . . . v y ' - a v v ' A , - Y ' ' Y - V . . . , . . GLEE CLUB Back Row Phxlllx MQEIX 11111 Elfnne Belnens Bettx Penn DOIIN Pzeplm Hnolcl Schlotln 111 Clcnclon lVlelton Dflle IVIlj.,llLlN0ll Pobelt Bolbotk HIIIN Olxon nts C Nex Jett Abl Ill n1 xc nn ' x 1 Iohnxon xvlllfl Vlt 1u Fnfth w Do11x H 1tl1ncl BL1tl11 gl lbogk Cl nlene H ll Iuobx J nnu o ex Ceo1,1,t Flecleutk Bennx Fenn I b Wolte Mnxlou lllSUll M Hopkms Bette Bolbock Cxxcn P1111 Fourth Row Bettx Von Holten Joanne VVIIILQQIIIIQ Maxlne Chelln Dons Gla7e Ro2en1d1w Wl1l1dlTlS DlLl-x Dl8llNl3k6 IJdXlClCllO1IllQI6 Kenneth Cholnlele Jack Abmhum Bett1lee RCIIUGI DCJIOIEEN Sxxdnbon Mngznet Sthodl Alene Mag nuxon M1lllXIl WOISIQX Third Row Ruth BdUHlf.,lIlll6I E1111111 Lou Bohm Betty Fustatson Lou Bdllfllgdlt 11e1 Donn1 WllllS LQSIIC Rex nu Don 1lcl CllllSlC,llSGll Ch'11les WlIlg,1Cl Alllt'l Second Row lVllll1NIl Pllllel Bnbna D1hl Bettx QISCX Btttx Petelson Rosxnne Lilglthld Ann W1lCll1IlllNG o 1 Rogeu ll 1011 SCl,.,QlIlL W1l ldlll Kellx Lo1ell11 Bowen Bon111e Johnson Mfnw Lou Rettke Joanne Se1ge1nt Jane Lexxli Jovee Rud1ge1 Glfllld Johnson Front Row IIIS Btnkey Mau FGLZEI MHIIOIIC M1lle1 Dons Rote Geneuexe Mld dleton LUIS Mmldleton Elame Glatkd Blanche W'1ll1s Fxanus Farmer Ve1na Stocklng Rlta Langford Ma11lxn Chandler Albe1ta Barth MISS Wallace Gecnge Gonlgam not 131956111 BAND MEMBERS AS FOLLOWS Done Clue Bennx Fenn JQIIHIC Ancle1cn Bettllee Rennu Kuth Rennem Ahce Fenn Juk A111 ahnn L11 onnd Rofeu Pette Bolbotk Bnbmd Dahl Jnnek Cuex Lo1en.1 Jensen lVI1lcl1ul W lhamk Rex INGIILR Kennx Clltlllllile lVIdlllXll Wotelex Leona GIHITIQI Mdllillle M1lle1 Ruth B'lLl'T1gdltDGl Phxllm Johnson Dick Dlenslake Bob Bolbock Glenn Cxtllllgilll Cha1lene H111 DOIIS Hatland Rosanne LdngIo1cl Lowell Stone Bettx Fenn Joanne Wangelxn GOIdOf1 Dahl Gemge Gomgam Dale Hamm Glendon Melton Ann WHLGIDOUSG Rxta Lang 101Cl Ha1olcl Schlotman Lefhe RGUHCI Phxlhs lNICE1X8Hl8 Bettx Ablaham M111 Wallace d11ecto1 - ' z , JA , 1 if 5 . 1 ' ' z : , Jzn 15 'ax L- y 'z il . Al' -e Fe , I hjllk . A . ' la k ' ' Ro - 2 z , 2' z l 1 - , 'll ' 1 1 1 , Gladys .1 - 1 1: F l 1 'D 1 ' . Q . io ' . z .lol J . lll'l2lll ' . 1 'l 1 'h 5- . -N, ' '1 S. ' . 1 ' : Q 1 -' ' ' . . ' ' 1 v , . 11 I y ' .. 1 5- 1. . ' 2 .1 . , . 'x , - B17 . R 1' V. .S Uv. - - . ,i 1 .N L . , B. Z 'S . V 'S 1 . 1 - 1 z 1 .' ' 1 1 '. z , - .' . 1 ' Q 2 I ', ' 1 CZIIDCIYJIL Rita Splzxin. Suzanne Andersen, Carol Wade. Janice Smith. 3 z j 1 ', z' a 'L z , 1 j '21 I j 1 , cz 2 tj' ' . 2 ' ,t . Leu' Ill za Jly' 'Q' z . 'l , 41. 1 . , , V ' ' K. ' . 1-1 ' . 1 g y - l 1' . 1 1 1 1 A 1' ' , Q . ,' , ' - v ' ' l ' ' 1 7 C '39 1 1' 7 1 1 1 N ..' 1 W 1 I ' . , , - Q 21- l - 1 Y L 1 151 . 1 ' 1 1 1 11. 1' 1 1. '- . z ' 'z z , z ' ' g 1 - . z ' 1 ' . 1 5 .W Vx 1 1 1' L 1 -A' 1' ' 1. C A 1 1 1. A1 'B 5- ' r 1 ' 1 V 1 . Av 1 ' 1 - ' Q - Y 1 . - . ' V x ' 1, D1 'S 1 1 ' ' V1 1 V ,Q ' - , ' ' '. 6 FM 0 SCHOOL CALENDAR CWITH S'1 L DILNT INTERPRLTA1 IONSJ SEPTEMBER cmhus meclm Q W xt lol L owl opum 830 Bm thc f fund HSILILUOH begins 830 I 'NN lihlflg bak Ozgdnmatlov cl dfas es -Vw Fleshxes hum 101 dawes Home EQ C,1UOITH6yUIV5 32 p m Rowm Oitlcelk electecl Football gwme Pumetcm fthexw fmghtm Pmdllx beat them 6 0 Burelu Co Supl lT1dPI1I1L1D'11S mgetmf Plmcetrm 930 F 1 etmg, 3 v Rom x Yew ott1ce12 elected Pep Club tryouts Jeume Pettw Dolmex new cheexlewdexs A. 1111011 meetmh 'S p m Dmpped no mphnes m 1,, am ITC School LC,.,1N1l1lXL megtm fl Well xxhxt df xx ku 1111 ot Edur mmm untlng, Wfmclex xxhwts up umtx S howl Pwnc mu mum Hum NUI L I INNCIN N J I llf U XLIIH L umtb 111 L fu mm uc 14lThCl x ILIUIX OCTOBER Student Counul meetm p m R110 1 L1tt1e but mlghtx A meetmv 3 'O p Rcmm 1 Pu 111 nexx oitxcex D1 John Holhnd HLICUIUIILIIT1 80013 'Vxce gm Football game Bmdroxd 11116163 SOO S1111 not beat 19 0 unc Pc 11 LL x IC N ,Unk ub mgum m Q Ancusen N xx IU U Slx weeks CXIITTN OXLQ S1x weeks Umm Dum Football QIINC WQth61S11C1Cl Cthelm x Tong flNebLllXKUI1 Illmcns Vwllex DlXlS1CDl1d1 Fcuhelx meet mg LaSalle Llwwe suspended Mu Vt ul son s 1CdC11I'12 hULl1S F lg I Rum mt 1211111019 dgllll Tclchel etmff 0 p Someihlngs the an Buxeau Coumx School Mlstezx meetmg Illlg Xdllex 630 IJ f teuhexx D011 and , Wm Y e otbwll gmme C llxfl fheleh 300 p xx attened rn chdmnonshlp um c WS INYCIUJ x uc 17 mucl J nd ml FcL1n1111m mu 1 gum NOVEMBER :mlb 111 m C DL 'Lu me umcl ILIIN wt w N w x lfl1UI um D11 wc 3 lClL1 ' mu Ill t N x I 1 uclem Cmmul meum J II Ruum 1 1 1 1 Q me Keep II un Q Rcucm S1111 1101111115 done 'XIUGIILIH EdL1cat1o11 Week Nm 11 1 19111 X1 b wtlll nu stuc x 111 ome EC Club meelm 'S 0 Book Club HIGGUHO 8 0 p m Held Dahl . V -Av Av . . 1 X, H-Hr 1 lx Club 1-'tillgy 3:20 11, m.. I? mm IT'--Nm' mix' -ery. ,'1 : 2. .1 III 4 . , . T ' fm ' 'SU l m md I H lj m I' Cl 'H Q, 8:00 p. IIl.+.IC2l 1- h' ' . i-1' 's'-fe ' ' 115. S-nh - s. :. 21. m.--- z 'k to 1 mlfl lofi v A-W2 iii- , mf!!! R ' h Q 11- ' s-- ' . I st' - t. a, m.AOll . A' 1 V, U. , U, ' 2 . . 3:00 C I A ' - D. n.- h ' , 6-0. ' ' ' . M -:gs li. p. m.-- I A Q ,A , .Q ,U N, 12- .Q . g f ' -,a - ' L L M ' -fy.: S 5 Q ---. ' - -, 0':,,fZ'0 . ,. - .1 17- ' 'Q A ., I K u f I ,A 16fF. . A. meetu Y. 3:20 p. 11., m lla V i ' ' ' ' J .2 ' ' . v Q ' -,I ' l 4 1T-- 1 ' me ' ,,, Ti3 . 111.- ' 3 -'Q .. .2 -1. X g. in , . , I m v wi U J r ZBA , h F' ' he 5' Zi D' m U I -' Sp i. . m.wEat all you :an 5' 'Z ' ' ' 7' 19-R01 ' -2 ' s cut. 3:15 p. mf- - is .11 H ' ' ' Fo 1 2 . Q2 '- 2 . mf- - V2 ' ' '31 73-0 V -4 ' - Gz11'z fl: 1' ' ' ' 1' : ' , 25-0. 1 ' ' 26-Jul' ' 'lips I1-'. 3l'Cl 1 1 ccl. Q 1'- Football game. Wyoming. thereh 3:00 p. m. 1f,1'1L1mfC4,1-ng G1-gen. Wf 2014 - 31'0' 129-Puz ' ,i -z ' vthgg, 8:00 pf. mf- Stz ' -V32 ' 'H H ' g. Spring- Not 314 -j fiel -- , ' 2 1 jz ' uw. B01 ' ' 'z ' n H ' f, 8:00 p. mf- C4 L' L' ,- 1 'I Hling. Prix -' nl. 8500 V4 mf' li ZAF z ga m , -I X. tl -rc, 2:3311 im. mf- Sex ' ' -I1 ss Ulf. 23111 IOI'4OC1. 1 L ii- Se- -1 lf: , Zi-G. t V -Big SWHCSS 'hui H2175 F. F. A. 31 V. zu l' 'i , H200 ya. 111.4 F 1 gum -. Tc l , ith ' A XD might 1- MV. Hullzmcl at his '11 1. AI ' l3'O- 3- -I Ll' 1 Cu. Supl. :mtl Il'il1CiIJLlIS' . HI' Q. 9130 zz. m., Prilmcou ---Ilf' the p1'im'ipmz11 ul he hiugf 5--'St 1 ' H' g. 2:31 p, 1.. 4-fCh1 s1m1f pzvty wit? an lJ1 l S1111- -' ' g. 2130 . .. N 3 -' 4, ' l ' G. A. A. meeting. 320 p. m., 1 1- G, A. . . ' 5. 11. . m.. - t b ' ' . .Su 12-. ' A 1 X 3 - T-A - .. C . ' A : I' mt! Pa' S sit, ut 5 ' S if 451, 1' jf H '. , ' g, .22 p. m. A . 1 ' ' . ' I: 11. m. ' ' ' ,. :O . .- at - ' , - . S. SCHOOL CALENDAR KCODTIDUGCI NOVEMBER 1101 alas 1JllY aud1to1111111 P115 succew I buesx S111 xxeekx e ama What agam F F A meetmg 32013 m Room 11 Slx weeks exama Mole gllel ano llllfl ht L11 Thankaglung 1eLess F 11 to1 tevt tl nc xx xxeckx pCllUCl endx P dc V111 1 4 to go Boa1cl oi FClL1L'lll0l1 Y11CCll11g., P00 p 111 Baaketball game T1sk111xa fh6lCl p 1 Close shaxe '31 0 Teache1Q meetmg '30 p n1 Mole bad luck k1ds Sophomole C1asQ assemblw 31d 139110611 '1ud1to11um 1Not bad at all 3011 ends out '311 Whw foes exenthlng happen to us B xketb111 Lf 11L Slettlglcl uc 1 DECEMBER Student COUUC1l meetmg 230 p Room 4 Plan Ch11stmaQ p'11tx Pasketball g 11e Ohlo ttheleb F st 1 te 4 'S Buketball game Bmdtoxd fhezcl l p T1 Beat t11e111 good -16 13 Home EQ Club meeting V70 p 111 Room Book Club meetmg 800 p m At D1111 mlgs Baaketball game Manhus lthereb Won bt too close 'S 'io BaQketba11ga111e Wethe1 tleld Che1eJ 1 o 111uQ lun 43 F A meetmg 'S 0 p 111 Room Basketball g D16 Pllneeton the1e1 1 not 61 UL on Slllllfll tlobes 1o1 Ch112t111as 1eQe5s 370 1 1 ll 1Qketb1l1 g 1me Toulon 1e1LJ ch 1,111 1h 0 Cw'1lXdl11X1lQ'll10l11llUL11I1dI11CIll CC11 1 O t might 66 26 JANUARY ool IC o Jens 830 '1 1 1 knew t1 xx IK 1 L 1tc11 S01Tli,XNllQ1P Student Counul 111001111 '50 11 11 11 h I no C A A meetmg 320 p 111 Room 1 F1eahmer1 class assemblx p1og1am Md pellod taudltorlumh Good lOl tleshles Ba ketball game Vhommg fthe1e1 Wm mug the hard wav 46 45 Home E Club meetln Room 11 Book Club 11lf,C,11I1L, 800 p C F A meetlng 220 p m Ro Tl Basketball game MdIll1LlQ Cheteb 1 1 1 VVon that makea 2 111 1 IOXK -16 2 Semestex tests Halt ot Qchool Gone 'md phat g1ades Semeatex teste Toubh k1ds Fnst Qemestel ends Ita about tlme B1sketba11 game Ca1x1 lQ1CQ 1 1 A Netback 42 29 Qecond 5EI116Sl91 beams Ho hLll1't 76 Countx lOL11IldU1QIll P1111Leto11 T111t uhele xxe shmed Xkllll 'hd place R9l1g1OLlS EdLlCHl1OIl 830 a m Vked bette1 attend Teache1s meetmff 50 p n1 N011 what a1e thex cookm up Jo1t Cd1ClQ o1t 'J O 1111 busted back 11d ot lun 101 81 So111eo11c must hue been bad Rfillglfjllb Educatlon 830 a Basketball game Pxlneetonf 1116191 Bea em agaxn -19 30 1' , I, I1 . -Hl '21l1f hu. 1 S . , ., Be: 1 1 2 . otx-1 -lbw ' '- mu- ' 11 . -11-25. 0 .V V 1. , 1, 2T-21-- 11 1 ' z ' ' , 11 'ca - . 1, A E- , . , , , - 1 5 , - . 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' - nig 1' Z!!! - ' '. Y' 1 ' ' Ll 1 ' ll ' ' ays. 4 - 1-A-S011 ' - 1 Z. 1. 11.-- . ' 1e1'1- -2 1 31: ' 5 ' 1 .'-L 1 1 tncl .. . , ., . . 1 , . 1. 1 1 . . 'V I 4 T- ' -' ' g. 22. p. 111., N F1 i ' ' J 'f I' ' ' 4-A party. 1 ope. ' pe. 1 1 ' , ' ' ' T315 I 1 . . I'1.- ' ' , . -3 . llwq 1 . K y. . .. . l . 1 ' ' H. . 1 - 1 , 1.1 . ,- . ' - i 1 , - ' . 'S . '. 1 f- ' - . Y. Y M U Q .1 A ' - 1 - , . -. - ' A ,-9 Rel . 1 , 5. Q v: I DA mi- Q, 1 A. 14 Fc. '3.-0 p. m.. v -v ' JI ' 211- Y 1 1 Mm 1. 1111- ' 1 . 111 1-11 3 in U H' 1. 1 , 111. ZlII1C1'HI1lF mx -v 37-31. and what food- 1111111111 15-F. . . ' . ZZ' . .. OI 11. 1 1 ' . ' ' -. ' 'Z 5 1111. - . ' . ' 1 f '.f - 7. lT-- ' . 5- ' ' ,, 1 W. ' ' ' 3 . mu 18- - ' 5- O - ' .Z ,i V: X L - tr. '1' ,, .' ' '- 1' ' . JIS l ,al . . l , A in, Hx- 1. 1' z. 11 1. n 1. 111. ' an 7-3.. 'R ' ' ' 2.3 1 . '1 ' ' . TI 5 2l ' ' ' -' ' fm ' - -I -H - ' - 2l-L'- 1' ' ' . ' - 2 's 1 22- A ' - ' . 1. . .- 1' all ' 23- ' ' D, 7:7 . .-1 ' '. 11 -.'..7-.'. ,, ' 1 1- 7 lo--R01 1 ., L, 3,11 p. m.- h. I '. ' f . 1 111 , - 7:5 . ,.. 1 .111.-Tl! . 'h ' , .-29. . I 228-Boa ' EC 'at 1. '10 p. 111.-1 , 1 F. . , ' . .22 . .. 11. 5. Z . 1 . A '4 - .H - ' ' 715 2H- ' ' A H ' . 5 f.1n. p. m.-A h ' 't 51-27. K. . .- , V . - .1 . , , . ' , 1 1 - , .. 1- ' 1 1' ' 1 1. 1 . -, .- . - . SCHOOL CALENDAR fconfmued FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL . If Q4 1 ,I 3, Q A L' SCHOOL CALENDAR fconhnued APRIL 1 1 ll 1111 1111191 111 1 111 1111 R1 11.111111 E111111111111 830 11 111 111191s 1111111111 50 1 B 16111 C11111111 9111111111111 19' 111991111 16 11111111 1 '30 13 1 1111111 1Ll 11111 S 1111 1111,,91 11,11111s 1111111111111 810 M1111191 D1Llgh1Gl BQ111q1,1e1 630 11 14111111 11111 91111119119 1011 BOHIC1 111 Ed111'11111r1 mee1111g 800 1 YT1 RG11glOLlS Fdu1a111111 830 a II 111k11.11111. 1111119111119 B11111 1191111 1 MAY 11111 91111 11 11111911111 11 11 111911 11111 V10 11 VVe 111 C A A 1119911112 320 R1111m 1 1e11111s F11111 1111111 8 0 1V111111 F9 111 11 1311111911111 u111!1S 1111111911 111 S9111111 L1dN9 151:11 1111111t111111111 80013 111 G111111 111111 119 need A1111 1111111e1' B1111k Club 1119911112 800 11 111 Home E1 C11111 11188I11Xg '3 P0 11 T11 R1111111 11 11111111 1111 1111111 0 1 1 1111111111 11 1111119111111 T111111 'V1e11 C1 A 1111 111111111 S9111111 P 11111 gy11111f1X111111 T119 be 1 lb Neem' MAY 11 11.111111 F111111111111 1111111 T1 Klx H 111 11 119 1111 1911111111 1111 111 11 1111111, 1 1 11111111111 1111119 11111 1111 1 1 Ba11'1111111e.11e 1111111111 C111111111 C11111111 C111Qe1 C111 1119 111119 911191191 111111111 T1 11 1 11111911 51 1111x191 LX 1111111 1111111 111111 1111 1 1 Re 1s111111111 1111 19-16 41 s1111101 X9 11 1 Su1ke1x Me1111111a1Da1 Closmg asse111b11 19111111 Ld de 11111 P 30 a H1 We made 11 11111 annual 9om111er1ceme111 a11111t111111111 11 T1 We1e 11111 b1 g 11 F111111 1 919111311111 ' 1 N Q 1 I C, .1 I. P YI 21- 911' .' 1 '1 . 1111111 11. 111 1 11- 111'-11 . z'- . .. A mmm HHH, U' W ,Um K Q C1 1' '11 211151 P11111 M191 I'.'111.-1111111-- 1111 1 1 . P9 '1Zl. Ill11fllSiXV12 1 11 C Y. 1 ., 1s 111 119 111-3111: ' , , , 2-1f'RC' ' ' ' ,Q 'z 1 1 ff 12.55. 8:00 11. 111.. 11 1 5 'z . 2. '. . . . . , A 711' - ' 3 1 f- 1 111 11 '- z11'1' Tel, 11' -1 7:1 1. 111. 26- ' E 1 0 .U ., 'I -M 1 - . . ' 1 Ll' 1 1' 1 - zs 1 Q. - A 1 ' ' . ':. . .. z 1' , . . Lid X J N N 21-S J ' 9x21 1 1111 we 1' 1111's 111 R91 ' C'?1l'f1.' 11111-'Aga' . 11111 11111 111111-11 1 H '. 28-f 1 ' 1 ' . G111111 Fl'1f12lj'-7SL'111J11l 11111111111 -N11-111 Class 11111111 111'11,Q1'11111. z11111i1111'i11111. 8:00 11. 111. Rel. D, in 1 'Z , . 1: al ml +W1l1 ' il 1:1 S1111 111 511111. I 30- gl' 'L ' ' . - ' 1' 2111 8:30 '- 1 ' ' . Z. . 111.- ' H - 1 H- Q. , l 31- ' 'A ' 1' 5 . 1:5 V , 'L V ' I 3' ' . .L A . ' ' 5 1 ' ' . I . 1. :F ' ' 1 1. - I 8200 . 1 .- ' . If 115 - 1 -11'. 111-- -H ' '1- 1 ' S 11. ... .1 C3111 'z1. M F.t z. P - T'. Q, S1-11 . Li. . 111.- '11 'ji Relf' 5 1 'z ' . 23 11. 111. . .s z. --'z'.'1 - . gt, 17. 111'f .AE1-1' .823 i.I'I. 51' .' '-11 -,1z11'a, -F. 11. A, 111111 F. F. 1 . -'I'11L', whim f- O 24, pf , W ' Q r'a 'T H4 :jg 2 U xy' - T ' p 161 . if 11 1 'L ,1 L, J-1 1 FOOTBALL BLAC CHAWK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS The Only Undefeatecl Unhed Un corel on Team ln lllunous In I945 Walnut Hlgn School completed the most successful football season 1n the hlstory of the school The Walnut Blue Raiders to start the1r season out rlght beat the Prlnceton Tlgers who have never before been beaten by Walnut Th1s was only a starter because the Wal nut team had thelr mmds on nothlng but a perfect record Th1S goal was attalned Walnut was the Blackhawk Conference champlon but that was not enough the1r hard work was rewarded wlth another t1tle The only prep eleven ln the State of Ill1no1s to be undefeated untled and unscored on Coach Dremann and Asslstant Coach thelr ach1evement 1n accomphshmg the almost 1mposs1ble Coach Dremann should be hlghly pralsed for h1s three years of coachlng at Walnut He m1SS6d taklng the Blackhawk Conference three years 1n a row only by one touchdown that Wethersfleld shpped over last year xn the champlonshxp game The mam factor 1n the Walnut team was how they were coached on the stand po1nt of the fundamentals of the game The teams often spent from 2 to 3 hours on blocklng tacklmg and the funda mentals of football unt1l they became qulte skllled The season opened Wlth flfty s1x boys reportlng for practlce Although th1s years team had much reserve strength the next years squad wxll be hlt hard by the graduatlon of thlrteen lettermen of whlch elght were on the varslty Practlce started the fxrst week of Sep tember and was spent preparlng for our annual game Wlth the Prlnceton Tlgers Walnut scored 126 polnts to 0 for thelr opponents th1s was the flnest record ln football for the year of any prep team 1n the state By the scorlng you w1ll see that we had one of the greatest de fenslve teams Walnut Hlgh was ever put on the fleld Our flrst non conference game was wlth Prlnceton and thls was the year to turn the tables on them The f1rst quarter went scoreless but ln the second quarter Stlver passed to Dahl for the only touchdown of the game For the f1rst t1me the Walnut team had beaten Prlnceton 6 to 0 Wyommg belng our next game Wal nut practlcally scored at w1ll and the second team played half of the game the flnal score belng Walnut 31 Wyommg 0 Toulon was Sald to have one of the toughest teams 1n the Blackhawk and for the flrst half nelther team scored The flrst two plays of the thlrd quarter Walnut scored on a pass from Stlver to Dahl and Alshouse on an off tackle smash Walnut 14 Toulon 0 Although Bradford was consxdered one of the weakest teams m the con ference to us they were the team w1th the strongest defense But w1th splendld cooperatlon from our lme we soon brought the score up to 19 to 0 E , ' , s I . ' ' . , . . 1 , v , . y . y L - y - Z . . . . , 3 . . 9 ' - ' ' u ' 9 ' - , . . . ' YY v ' ' Q 7 T LaRussa should be complimented for ' 1 1 u Y ' 1 . u ' ' , - , -Y . . , l r y Y , . 1 -A . V . , q , ' 1 Q v - v v ' . , . - . L 1 . I , 1 . F O O T B A L L lconhnuecl The Wethersfleld game was a hard PLAYERS STARTING GAMES fought one The flrst half went scoreless On an off tackle play 1n the thlrd quar ter Alshouse scored the only touch down of the game Walnut, 6 Wethers f1eld 0 Galya was favored to beat Walnut by one touchdown Thxs was the game that would deternfnne who would be Black hawk Conference champ1ons In four plays the flrst touchdown was scored We managed to score 1n every quarter F1nal score was Walnut, 25 Galva 0 The f1nal game of the season was agalnst Communlty H1gh School of Sterhng Walnut started slowly and was leadlng 7 to 0 at the half The flnal score was Walnut 25 Commun1ty 0 Backhawk Conference Standmgs W 1l11ut W6lh9lNfl Tc ul 111 Wyomm 1 o V! llllkll Walnut VVal11ut W 1lnut VN alnut VS alnut alnu Total l Won Lost Season s Record P1 mceton VN y omm Toulon B1 adto1d VN ethe1st1eld Galy a Commumty 126 'N 11 SllX9l Q B Co Captaln Nell p1oyed to b a dependable qua1te1batk H1s pass 1nd and 1unn1ng wexe outstandmg LCUIS Alshcuse L H Lou1s was a ha1d and t11cky runne1 He made s ye1 1l long touch down runs lVla1y1n Ca1pente1 R H Marym was also .1 hard 1unne1 HIS ab1l1ty to change Clll9CllOl1 n tted h m extra yards Lowell Gustafson F B Lowells puntmg was outstandlng He was a strong player otfen s1yely and defens1yely Gordon Dahl L E Co Captam GO1d0H al ways played a good game He was one ol the best 1f not the best pass 1ece1y e1s 1n the conference Bob Boloock L T Bob was '1 fast and hald plaver He was an outstandlng Cl8lh9l1blXC plaver Garrett Brandenburg L G Galrett was also an outstand1ng deter1s1ye player H1s tack llng pulled us ou ot sey eral holes Bb Durham C Bob alwavs plaved a good game H1s passlng hom center pos1t1on was yery acculate old Burkey R G Harold was a playel op ponents 1espected He ney 91 let up Clllllllf, the game but cont1nually played hard Donald Watlxms R G Donald fllled the llght 2LlEllCl posxtlon when Harold was lIllL1l6Cl and he dld a ye1y good Job Geo1ge Gomgam R T Geo1 ge played yy ell both Oll8llQlXGly and defenslyely Oppon ents 1espec1ed hls sue and strength leo Chustensen R E Leos defenslye play as l1ne b'1cke1 was outstandlng H1s down tleld block1ng helped ou1 ball Qalllelb make long lLlllQ Ha11y Olson HHIIN p1oyed to be a yaluable l1ne substltute He sta1ted some games and played good ball Cha1les F1she1-JCha1les played both 1n the llne and backtleld He was a dependable play 91 1n both pos1t1ons 'jlllS1 membexs ot the squad played yyell and those not g1aduat1ng should make next yeax s tean1 a yy1nn1ng one ' 1 ' . . . I Ne' -- , N - ' ' - - , , V , , . . 1 .e, .E , - t . v , , t , .oo .. so osoooo., L5 do HH 'M' Q ' Galva , . , , ..,,,, ,-1 l D 'V ' -fed. . ,. oooo,. 13 2 ' ' 1 1 , ., ,, ,ZZ 3 V ' ' ' 'Q ' . V l I' ' g ,, .,,, ...... , , , H H .l 4 - ' - I ' V -uv v Bidi' rd ,, , . .,,, ,O 5 S . H Q4 Y 'lf-.-, . . - v 'Y' . - ' . ' , y . ' '- .A fg 6: ' 0 ' H . 31: ' g 0 - f 1 'u W ' 1 A 141 0 ua ' . ' ' , l9Z ' ' t 0 , -, . , L, ' r 61 ' 0 ' ,, 5 '- 251 - 0 ' w- r 251 0 r ' , N V ' Q JUNIOR-SENIOR FOOTBALL SQUAD Top Row 1.11f11-1 1,1111.11111,13111,11111 111'111111c1111111'Q. 1.111- 1911115 -111113 N 'J 1 1 1, 1 .1111.111.1,11z1111 11111-11. X11. 1..111.1Xf,1. 111111,g1- 1-1'1111111'1111:. 13112111 19111111 11111111 1.1 .,.1.1 11f1X11 S'111,11 Second Rowf1.y11- S11:1:.11:11:. 1111111X .-111511111151-. 1111115 111s111., 1'11.1111-A 115111-13 11111 X1..,11,1-1.111111 111 . 1111111111 111111111-1, 11:111111i 111111-Lv. 111111 111111111 K1 ':1 11111111-1 FrontFlow-K1g11x111111111111111-A 11111 1'1-11-111111, 111-1111111 VLvIl11i1115. 1 111 1 111111 L'1.1'L:11'11:111 CHEERLEADERS e t to R1qht X111 1 FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE SQUAD R w 1 1111311 Q1 11 N1 111 1 vom Row XL N1 1 11 1 1 11 1 11 111 111.1.,, N1'11 811111. 111-11111 1711111 1111x1111 11:1111,::111111'1'. 1,111.'51-11 f5.1:A1:1ls1111. 111 X I L. 1 i11111t1 1311111 111 1111111111-A S'11.1111.'1 , .1111111111 .'X11i1'1'51 1 Top o -1.11'.1.1111 S1111111. N111 1,a11111wz1. 11113911 11611111111 1'1 -'1 C'11111f11111s1111. 11111111111 f9111.f1'1111'11.g 6111111111 1111f11:1y11g11:'. C3111c11111 3101111 11119111 .1111111f1111..1z11'1111 113114111 111111111113 S111 1111. N1:1'A11:., X113 U111111111111. 1.1111 SC'1!1'2l11l'!L. Second ROW-1:1111 W1-121. 1J111.:111: 1111111q111w. N1111 1.z1111:'1111, Xvl1'f11'11 1311111:.g:11'1111-11 15111 11111 f'1:1'1f11-11:-1-1., .1111' -f 131'11111111!111111':. fX11.y':,z11'11 1'z11'1i111', .1:111fE l':1Q1'f1. 13111 11.111 11. F' 1-111111. 1X:11..1..111. .1.111-L 1' -11111111, i'11z1111-A XV1111il11'1', 1'A'l1IL'X' 1l11g111': 1X1 .' -:1' I .:1: -- '11 '!,:1g' -A 11-11,K1-:.1:1 :. 1'11111111':11. 1,11X1.1- 1111111111. H, Q. W' 1245 ca -as 35 5 7-'lfzf 42:':,,N, V:-1 44 -Q, .Jn f xr N' VA' N v v v ,A4,N14g24Q15, 16 523?i20g 28517321 6 ,.. ' -I ' -1 4 5-4135 'LIHQCRQP Stal. A lx Q22 tp. ,., - - 6 ' A mfs. 11 for A 5-1 Q , N 1. n f wi if gf V5 4? Y xl Xl Y' f I. If so , v 6 .23 9 I . A RP A s ,f 5 H 1 , 4 BASKETBALL Thxs has been one of the best seasons for a Walnut squad for a long tlme Competltlon 1n the Blackhawk Con ference was plenty tough and we placed fourth xn conference standlngs The startlng f1V9 th1s year were usually Captaln Alshouse at guard h1S defenslve play stopplng many opponent from scormg At center was Stlver h1S ab1l1ty to rebound was ex cellent Carpenter at forward was al ways a h1gh scorer and a player watched closely by opponents Durham at g lard was an excellent ball handler and a dead shot from around the free throw CIFCIQ Baumgartner at forward belng left handed fooled many a defenslve player by h1s left hand shootlng Other players who were substltuted frequently were Renner Dahl Ganschow Peterson and Loss by graduatlon th1s year w1ll be Captaln Alshouse Stlver Dahl and Gonlgam from the f1rst ten Com1ng back next year w1ll be Carpenter Dur ham Baumgartner Peterson Ganschow and Renner Slnce many of the con ference schools lose many of the1r good players next years squad should haxe a chance to w1n more games than were won th1s year Hlstory was made thls season for Wal nut when we settled for thlrd place 1n the County Tournament The hardest game to lose thls season was a 46 44 dec1s1on to DePue wh1ch kept us out of the county flnals Another hlghhght was the defeatmg of Oh1O 42 39 Surely 1f next years squad have the flght and sp1r1t as was shown thxs year another successful season w1ll be made The second team had a good season wlnmng 18 games whlle loslng 3 The Freshman Sophomore squad won 3 and lost 3 BASKETBALL I945 46 Scores of games Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut 24 27 Tlskllwa 36 Sheffleld 26 Ohlo 47 Bradford 13 Manllus 35 Wethersfleld 43 Prlnceton 26 Toulon 41 Onelda 66 Pr1ncev1lle 36 WyOm1Hg 41 Manllus 27 Galva 42 Wethersfleld 56 Sheffleld 46 Toulon 37 Ohlo 39 Wyommg 36 Galva 56 BUREAU COUNTY TOURNAMENT Walnut 40 M1neral 38 Walnut 43 Manllus 29 Walnut 44 DePue 46 Walnut 49 Cherry 28 lReg1onal Tournamentl Walnut 37 DePue 45 . . Y T- - , 1 37: . . ' ' 31: ' . L . 34: ' 46: U ' - 373 ' ' . ' 29: ' . ' . 513 ' - ' . 253 Y , V l 263 ' George Gonigam. Walnut 465 Bradford 34 38: . . . .1 . 45: - . v . Y , 40: . . - . D . 27: ' ' 305 ' ' ' . ' ' ' 415 ' I - - 343 , v , 42: ' 1 NVII 11. I I.. 111' 11w:,,1.t'S1mI 1 'rcond Row--1 J'- IIOYT VN BACK Row-K11' 14111 1, VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD ' ' N 'v1,,,I II, ,X- xw. R1m'1wz L+1x11vj. 1w:.r..v1'w1x1,.41.1.11 II ..z.m,,If11.E. 11,1 Ifi-m-'y C21-Im. Chwrziggzllr. 11:.1'1y' Ulffxrz. 1411- SL'11I'I:'fI'1'. 13111 1'1 11II1rI',1X1I 11:1-lzmlxll. X-:IIQI-my IIIIEIM' 1111113111-Ia, Kviih Ilmnewz. 1!l'11 Swxnzg I.-Illv .-XI FIRST SEVEN C I O Cl I ack Row W 11 1 Front Row 1 1111 NI FROSI-I SOPI-I SQUAD x K IJ TI 5 1: I1 1 , wwzw. IMI! II11:':.zIz1z. N1:1I'x1:x f'2I1'l5L1I711', Clmwin, IJQMI. Imflw Iixfllmguvllms- Lu' I9:Ir1f11.m-1 111-mu' CLMIIIQQIIII, 11111 1m-A111 KRIIKIT IIIVIIIIX' war 2:1Iu-11. t Ro --1,rw.',I11 911111, I, f t R:Jht-Iirilh 1'1t 'lll'!. N11 SIIN-Ig 121,11 Y3I.1'I1:m 1.111 A .-Xlizfmlw, TX1iml'X1II QU. I'l'I1AL'f.f,QIIIIIfrI 13-111, 1,i'.'.x'1121l1Ix.L1lil'I!r':. B - 'I 111:11 1icfIl5, C'Im1'1c-.A Wzmulvr, Flew N1-link. .1awuw Ifwlvv, 11112-4,111 C'I11'1 '1IISl'11, X'1:w:m1 IS1f:Ir:,::I: r.v:, C'Iu:I1'1Q-s H':c11. I1-XIII' 11L'I1IIf'I. Ifmgf-wq Img-I l1'.:H1. Sv Qs-zfrf. -134111 VK I1's-, C11m1v-:. X1'1 '1I. IDQIIQ- 11ilI'TI!. 1'II1:,,11+1 f9g1:fvEi ,Ima 13:gI:.::u11IIx:.Q. 4511 mi 1If1fu:..11ump Iiuuwr' CI If1L'I.rtJ.. 11IfI,It'I1 E11-:.z.m'. 1,11 1111: 1115 '1:. ,1:.r1,vff Vzupx. Q, - 1 -5 . :Lv ga 33 ,E .Q 3 fn 4 X: ':1v,mf'r tA'41 a1f71f:' ff., ' 2 EQ, fi A Q , 'waist Q. 5 -- i' i ,, 133 Q A gin? Eg-fs Q ev Q 2. 99 gf . Q 4 JI 92, Qv'!' 7j.,N Q, 4 2 ::: a w E IE ' 2:35 :a-:F :keg br:-hx 1:5 I::5 A 4 l A A A I 1 1 4 3x.n'f1'f'yvgv 5,, 1- 'f migr- fff- 57' V51 A . 'T g, : X ', 4 f' 1 - 'i r i' -!.!Y1v. 3 rf, is TRACK Thrs year Walnut has prospects for one of the best teams for qurte a whrle There are ten letter men and a recrurt of twenty frve others There are ten track meets for thrs season whrch means a lot of experrence for the boys The track schedule for 1946 rs as fol lows Aprrl 9 Walnut vs Sheffreld at Prrnceton Aprrl 13 Geneseo Relays at Geneseo Apr1l 16 Hall vs Walnut and Prrnce on Apr1l 23 Buda vs Manlrus at Walnut Aprrl 26 Galva Relays at Galva on May 11 Drstrrct Track Meet May 14 Blackhawk Conference at Galva May 17 State Track Meet at Cham pargn May 21 Bureau County Meet at Prrnceton The Followmg Are Out For Track Alshouse Lours Bolbock Robert Burkey Harold Dahl Gordon Drenslake Drck Frsher Charles Magnuson Dale Olson Harry Stryer Nell Baumgartner Leslre Brandenburg Garrett Carpenter MHIXIH Conley Mrrron Durham Bob Fenn Benny Ganschoyy Lee Gustalson Loyyell Renner Kerth Scholl Leslre Brandenburg Jared Chrrstensen Herbert Ganschoyy Ronrld Schlolrnan Hrrold Qrsey James Hopkrns Donald Johnson Russell Klrngenberg Wendell Melton Glendon Odell Charles Renner Leslre Roger s Forrest Sergeant Myron Wolie Bob Peterson Brll GYMBOREE On March 29th the annual 'Gym boree vyas held All students partrcr pated rn the physrcal educatron shovy The shovy yyas enjoyed by a capacrty audrence The program rncluded the follovyrng calrsthenrcs marchrng Dutch dance Maypole dance tumblrng several relays exhrbrtrons of touch football flash ball and yolley ball work on the rrngs parallel bars horrzontal bars and horse r ' ' '- . l fr ' , 'V' t . ' . ' . May T-Walnut vs. Toulon and Prince- RQI1I1Q1'. Rqybgyt t . ' ' c - 2' ., , .. A V - V. : . . , . Q H , N' '- . ' T . y . - - .V 1 V V ' ' Y l v . . l ' 7 CL lnterests of lnterscholabtlt flthletlca and to adopt rules and reaulfltlon regardlng the grantlng of awards and the vxearlng of the W Tha mtmbcrs of tht W Club in as follows I OUIS Alshousc Robert Bolbock Harold Burkex Daud Chomlera Leo Lhrlstenstn Gordon Dahl D1ck Dlenslake Charles Iwshcr C eorga C onlgam I eSter I athrop Dale Magnuaon Harrx Olson Nell Stlxtr Donald Watkms Leslle Baumhartncr Donald Brandenburg Garrett Brandenburg Marxln Carpenter Bob Durham I out ll fustafson B111 I ctclson lxelth Renner W U B The W Club was organized on April 9. 1946 in order to further the ' ' . , V 1 ' U x x , 1 h AA .Y ' 4 5 1 1 Vx- L, 1 K v . J .nv nl sq X ' v n ' 1' S ' vm Y. 1 I l l '1 I QT x . . ' H Y. f ll I 5 ' ' I 'X 5 .' ' A n J A lx ,1L' IUIIUUIUIF y- R 'f fOl F ff V V-:Ewa w f 1 ,LWCIF HUMQR HUMOR w ' W wi, A I 'K - 5, 1 , if .mx 1' 1 'll ,, '. N4 1 1 MQ: + 4 Hllxl '1 l5l'rI.- IIY VFVXTN 14 NA' -ww fx 4 - v '51 - X Nlnscccemmneous N 9310 VRON k G ' V F ' A r + 5 x ,H Q P T S ff,,, ,,,x ,,,1 ., ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,f ,, flu f 'xwff-flx 'UM' W' 'ff x ll' ffxff 'ffp 'w MJ.: HHN f,f,,'uf!,ff.,f 'i'frf,!. ffrf! fr ffruffflfffffmx 'fp fffflf f 'f,,,,, ffm ,,,f ffwfw f,,., I A 3 T 'XA fx N ' l f' fx . M , R H ri w 'Tabby 1 X Q5 Use!! Kuff Tomrn Dsmmng ,lack 3 a CGRKG Sbmhkg OU.. Tl1e.r-3 Lou. Davcd. Donllf 8 is I X IA W1 'ff S. L 1, --ff' gy Game Track Sfoxs Dale .IFN gum QU 5 Ujyw ,FL 'f' Lfz. HS w- v Les nmd-elf' Lei SUJS em 'boys P141-rwttsoni U.l'n ark Process Z' Practice makes er COC, Some Mark' Cmpfaanf Con'rrsbu+ors 0 l ' . f U1 X 4 I rf ' X 4 , X 4, l X 'V' f rn H 1 N ,4 N ff K II f' 1 L n w N 1 ll ' w I 1 ' ,I f x I, 2 , 'v-' Nl, r A X 2 w v 'L 1 .I ' n M X N, , N 'I Y 1 1. , 1 ,I I ll M ,Q f W U X X ,j X X, , . v k ' , x S- X X ,- i' , f- X' L