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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1954 volume:

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', i 18 umm lv If as you turn the pages of this volume it brings back memories of your ascent from pages to lords and ladies in this court of knowledge we shall consider our efforts well repaid Wuxi-in Dedication Lf- We the Semors of 1954 dedlcare :hrs annual to all past and future annual advlsors and to our advlsor thxs year Nlr O Xlay lNo words can ever express our great apprecratlon to hrm for all the mme and effort wluch he spent rn helpmg us make this year book ,- K ,A l w ' 4 7 S . . . , , ,. . A - 1 . . . . fllbn- fd xx W?-'ussvq-P Annual Staff CO EDITORS Business Manager ------ Ann Ixindt Donna Mungor - - - - -Pat McCarthy Assistant Business Manager-Richard Lauritzen Senior Editor --------- Yvonne Brandenburg Activities Editor ------------ Bill Schmitt Nlusic Editor ------ Cherrie Lou Brandenburg Athletic Editor ------- Nancy jo Gustafson Art and Photography Editor- - -Adrian Magnuson Signed - C.l'I. O M' y The Staff members for THE W KLNUT TREE were selected from the Senior Class of the Walnut Iligh School by vote of the entire class with the objective of selecting people who would be capable of producing the best annual that Walnut has had. The above group of Seniors has worked diligentlv to attain the objective of the class in this issue of i WALNVT 'I SE. In the words of t e Sponsor This is one ofthe best groups I have ever worked xx ith. Although most or all of the work must be done in spare time this years Staff has shown great initiative resourceful- ness and energy. We are proud of them . The members of the Annual Staff wish to thank Garv Buzard who so willingly drew the illustrations for this yearbook. Sponsor - -- -'-'irq , . I - '. .. ,, .1 1 Qglygl. P 5 ' ',,-, l 'Y+1?f'- - 1554.4 ft ! .- ' I 5 .22 4' 'f'!'s.. 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Q .feffff-,L-.1-I 31i:'51':f?gJ- 2',- 3- 5'K'1 :: - gif- .- it g fig, 4 gf' QW 9,4 'hr 01215112 zmh F RONT EN TRANC xx?-My L 09 63327 1? QL ,Q ggi? if-Lf Q HIGH BACK ENTRANCE 35 NT N ,, 1!j 'W T1 L , x Q 1115 Mrnunhz N. 4 CAMPUS W' VU N13 Tm' 'Ill X F. ai aw Mflqiifz skwbvipy SCHOOL . QW ?3?9f6?ffdQDg5g UM, EAR! M 'J' PRINCIPAL S HOME s ' l - 1 E351 . I aL 1 --Ky: I ik ff 1, .Nh A , fi I. ,- . f ' I -sm' ld' ' 1 'fl' 1 , . J k X 'W-gg. I A IV '. 1' , 1 Q 'x ,A A X 1t' . X -ig' f wi IS Q t Q? S f : NX n '3Q i3j 'f :,,, 5 zf .M .W ,W ,H - lvl , M -g i f.. ll I ' W i g .ff Sf- I A is ml , 1 ' - , 'V MW u fp--BMX Nw , : 'I ,i J x .. - 1 A , A NX ' Pi? if QM ' ' .- A , f -3 fu- N , ., t 6 M, , ,, . I M911 K i f x NXT ,xg .. I , 3kEiaivf:i,' A .xg I - 5 ' - 7 A 1 , -f 5' ' - , 2: E Cl 'N ,X U A J 'xx , , f 'Y' , KJ, ' N QQ I 1144 .V 406, ' ' if-'Q ff f I manu- M E, L pd' is-fa Ag!-3gaw egne1q LQ 0 THE SCHOOL BUSSES ,J-.... 90' .L--.X W 'uv 1 K MHUNIIV 676 I Q9 Aww D UUA toanmckb .- D Jilmgh cllllfm TRA G CAR PS '7 44Mv,5L44 THE BUS DRIVERS FRONT ROW left to Right Harold Oakford Eleanor lxexgvu Lloyd Mead Ivan Wolfe BAC lx ROW Nlartxn Wilt lxexth Xonll Ole Chrmtensen Mr Reynolds Duvet Ttalnmg Instructor ,-xq5m....'fN. Wifi Q- 2 J Q Nl! Klvm Hasenyager, Custodxan Kits -Xlnce Tomb, K uitodlan 1' .. f . I Q'l5,i, .Y , f, M ,Nl L Q l 1 l.4 l V' .. l fa' R M-in Le. , I H. H -A iLM,wv4-K , V A L- 5 2 4? V l we . l l t n ttlt - tp JM. H nfs YY - tbl , filalslanans x W' Q, 5' 4, 3 115 L f A Q - , X. -I t Q0 CD! X 19 , - ' : , ' ' 'V n . , . 2 on l P 'Hs ,fhjx MM Gljurb fw VAKTF in Vbfiar-cfs' The Administration -MC Jang.. gf l rmclpal fecil A. Snider and Secretan Sue P eterson CILCIL -K SNIDER N1 A None bu! lzmsflj can be lzs parallel Parsons College Lmversxtv of Iowa Amerrcan Hrsrory buxdance BOARD Ol- EDLCATIOIN IRONT ROW I-rnesr Norden Gerald QZi1 lSCll0W President leon Andersen qecre-tary Sl COND ROW Rex Lawrence Lawrence banschow D A 'N Hola A V Schmxtt 1377-7 LJIX 'X-x ,fy 'vf' kfffvf J' ' ' , x is ff. Ll 1- V n l , 1 ' v . '. 'L ' ' , wr 1 4 5 i. A Q- ,- -1' 2 ' S ' 'g r. ..'. 'Q . .. . , e fy , Q H f And Faculty M C II O MAY B A C C I can rests! everytbzng except temptation Comcll College, Sherwood Nluslc School MISS CLARIBFL CULLY Nl A A good heart s wortb gold. Illinois College, University f Illinois Commerce, Busmess Office Girls Physical Pduca tion Northern Illinois State leachcrs College, llnivcrsity of Illinois Illinois Wesleyan UIIIVLYSIIY, University of Wisconsin Music Problems in Democracy l itln 4909 MR. CLARENCE HATLAND l3.S. I ll not budge an inch Michigan State College llniversity of Illinois Colorado State College' Vocational Agriculture. MR. STEPHEN A. LARUSSA M.A. He holds us with a glittering eye. Illinois College Universit of Illinois' Mathe- matics Chemistry, Football and Track Coach Director of Athletics. '--Q-Q--.Aly as., N SIIIII-N I bauc no other but a uoman s rr axon mms Co tgc Miti t I xtlcs Illgl NIR ROBI RT L R VYNIOLDS N1 A wp!! . TUBE! . 'A C i .' , . A lrucr friend one nm er kneu. fp cr Iowa University Marion ,ml c ' Illinois Slate Normal Teachers College' Iinlclish Public Speaking, librarian Dramatic coach Oh' Mba! men dare 0' Lniversity of Iowa, bm x rsity of Indiana General Sclence Driver Training Biology Assistant Coach NIRS NIARILYIN NXADDI-II 5 Her uozce was ever so! gentle and lou an excellent lbzng zn a uoman Carthage College Vocational Homemaking . . . Rl- L. V , ... Wbal 1 piece of work is man! We-stem Illinois State Teachers Col- legeg Social Sciences, llc-alth, Physical Ifducation, Basketball Coach, Assist- ant Football and Track Coach. J! Enrhz sinh iflahivn X CHFRRIF 'KR-XNDI NBL RG If szlence uere golden I d be north u rlckel Senior Class The Higher We Climb, I CDI XIX Nolhmg zs more lrou ef er have too much of zz good thing blesomm than tl e effort of tbmkmg YVOXNP BR 'KNIINBLR 'lbough she C-KRKI ' 49 X Here :S a dear an be but little she is fzerce true mduifnous fnend IXXII-S CIIIQINYIKNNPN lhere max be greater men than I but I doubt ll I 1 :v - -H 4 f- , ' 1 ' .' 1, fill.. , .'.'- ' ' ' i ' f 1 1 A ' ' 1' .'.'f .flif ,' G- ' , .. Y Q. 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'FQ H11 If .'j-' in RICHARD LAKRITZEN-'Nalhing is im- ADRIAN MAGNLJSON- 'An athlete ubo V,iQ'.F'I- VA lv Class Flower American Beauty Rose Ll- ROY ROLLD lod bless the man uho fxrsl muentea' sleep URI NT WLDDI w Ill' knoll S erin thmg and anyhmq Sense nou and then :Q rr-'lfshei by Ihr besl of men J-K Sf HRAD R Ill speak in 11 mon NHRX 'KNN SCHLNI NIKN 1 jfzeml In stmuslxttle zozre all she rrrels l and late If G line' uere rmfkeft fu d aqua' 11 Stung!-I 5 rf-f' ,, .. .,1- - . V- n ,,. . -I V - p . . f , Q I, My e n fv-- ,g wv ' ,yy-.,,. .. . .1.w.., .- - ' .. ...., .',,..-n , X. ,, . ' ' f ,' I -. I .F . '. Class Officers Presxdent I sbull laugh myself to death NANFY JO GUSTAI-SON Vxce Pres1dent My man s as true as steel AVN IXIINDT becretary 'Irs good lo be merry and mise DOLORES ERDES Treasurer A smzle for all she meets Sensor CHI RRl1' IOL I3RANDl NBLRL1 A ar' 1 2 rr s C orus 2 3 4 Nlrxe Chorus 3 4 Band Nlusrcade 2 3 4 Vocal Nlusl cade 234 Combmed Nlusrcade 1 Blackhawk Band Festrval 2 3 4 Blackhawk Vocal Festrval 3 4 Delxalb Homecommg Band Trm 3 4 Drstr1ct Solo and Ensemble Contest 4 Trombone Quarter 4 State Solo and 1-nsemble Contest 4 Dtstrxct Vocal Contest 3 4 Dxstrrct Band Contest 1 2 3 4 State Band Contest 14 1-ootball Band 1 234 Class -kssemblres 234 umor Class Play 3 Senror Class Play 4 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 'wlatronal unror Honor Soc1ety12 lxatlonal Honor Society 34 Secretary Treasurer Natronal Honor Socretv 4 Gymboree 1 2 3 4 ROB1' RT BRAND1' NIBURC' F F A 12 4 Boys Chorus 1 7 3 4 Nlxxed Cho- rus 2 3 4 Vocal Kiusrcade 7 3 4 Combrned Nlusr cade 1 Blackhawk Vocal 1'est1val 3 4 Drstnct Solo and Fnsemble Contest 3 4 Nhxed Vocal Octet 3 4 Bovs Vocal Octet 4 State Solo an Ensemble Contest 3 Drstrxct Vocal Contest 2 3 4 State Vocal Contest 2 Class Assemblres 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Decathlon 1 2 W Club 2 3 4 Cymboree YVONNF BRANDFNBURC A ub 1 1 Grrls Chorus 1 234 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Vocal Musrcade 23 4 Combmed 'ylusrcadel Black hawk Vocal Festrval 4 Drstrrct Vocal Contest 3 4 Class Assembltes 2 3 4 umor Class Play 3 Senror Class Play 4 Class Secretary Treasur er 3 Student Counctl 1 4 Student Councrl Secre tary Treasurer 4 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Nattonal umor Honor Socrety 1 2 Prestdent Natronal junror Honor Socrety 2 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Attendant to Homecomrng ueen 1 2 3 4 Gymboree 1 2 3 4 Honorary Lsher at Commencement 3 'IANIFS CHRISTIANISEIN F F A 12 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 Nhxed Chorus 1 23 4 Vocal Klustcade 2 3 4 Combmed Must cade 1 Blackhawk Vocal Festrval 12 3 4 DIS trrct Solo and Ensemble Contest 2 3 4 Boys Vocal Octet 2 34 Nhxed Vocal Octet 3 4 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 23 Drstrrct Vocal Contest 1 2 3 4 State Vocal Contest 1 2 Class Assemblres 7 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 12 3 4 Track 12 3 4 Decathlon 12 V ub 2 34 umor Class Play 3 Student Counctl 4 Paper Staff 3 Gymboree 1 2 3 4 CAROL CASEY A 34PeCub1 4Bad2 Grrls Chorus 12 34 Nlrxed Chorus 3 4 Band Nluslcade 2 3 4 Vocal Nlusrcade 2 3 4 Combrned Nlusrcade 1 Blackhawk Band Festrval 12 3 4 Blackhawk Vocal Festrval 34 Dekalb Home comrng Band Trrp 3 4 Drstrrct Solo and Ensem ble Contest 2 34 Woodwmd Qurnter 2 3 4 Grrls Vocal Tnple Ttro 3 Gnrls Vocal Sextet 3 Bas soon Solo 2 4 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3 4 Drstnct Band Contest 12 3 4 State Band Contest 1 4 Drstnct Vocal Contest 3 4 Football Band 1 2 3 4 Class Assemblres 2 3 4 Assrstant Ltbtarran Grrls Chorus 4 Nlusrc Room Lrbrarran 3 Paper Staff 3 Natronal junror Socrety 12 3 Nattonal Honor Soctetv 4 Gymboree 1234 Actuvltues BIL1 CO1 VIN F F 4 3 Boys Chorus 1 Combrned 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Solo and Ensemble Contest 2 4 Reed rntet 1 2 4 Flute Trro 4 Crrls Vocal Sextet 34 G1rls Vocal Band Contest 12 3 4 State Band Contest 14 Football Band 12 3 4 Dxstrrct Vocal Contest 34 Class Assemblres 2 3 4 Class Secretary Treasurer 2 Student Councrl 3 4 Natronal umor Honor Socxety 23 Natronal Honor Soctety 4 Paper Staff 3 Gymboree 1 2 3 4 BILL GLAFRA F F A 1 7 3 4 Secretary F F A 3 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 Vocal Nlusrcade 2 3 4 Combrned Musr cade 1 Drstrrct Vocal Contest 2 3 4 Class Assemblres 2 3 4 Student Counctl 4 Football 1 234 Track 3 V Club 4 Gymboree 1 2 3 4 GAYLE GLDDEIN F H A 12 3 4 F H A Degrees Charrman 4 A Pranrst 3 GA41234 Pep Clubl 3 4 Band 12 3 4 Football Band 12 3 4 G1r1s Chorus 12 3 4 Nhxed Chorus 34 Accomoanrst 1 2 3 4 Band Nlusrcade 2 3 4 Vocal Nlusrcade 234 Combtned Ndusrcade 1 Blackhawk Band Festxval 1 2 3 4 Blackhawk Vocal Festrval 3 4 DeKalb Homecomrng Band Tr1p 3 4 Dtstrrct Solo and Ensemble Contest 12 3 4 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2 3 4 Grrls Vocal Sextet 3 4 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' A 1 1 A 'f 1 Y ,V 1-1 1 1'- . -, , 3 Q ' .1 ' 3 - A ' 1 L1 1 1 i' ' - ' ls, 1 ' U 977 ' , 1 7 - 9 U 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 5 1 G.A.r . 1,2,3,4g 1.1 .. . - nr 5 Pep Sensor Class Hustorq It only seems like yesterday when our class of thirty two students walked bravely into the strange building where we were to spend the next four years And now the four years are over and we have many wonderful experiences to remember Our Freshman Class officers were Ann Krndt Presr dent Pat McCarthy Vice President and Donna Mungor Secretary Treasurer Of course during our first few weeks of school we were verytrmrd and our impressions of the seniors were stately lords always to be obeyed Then came the dreadful day Initiation! We lived through the ordeal and found that rt was fun With the help of Miss Dufelmeier our advisor we chose to sell candy at the football and basketball games as our money making proyect for the year Our two large responsibilities were to prepare refreshments for the Homecoming Dance and to decorate the gym for the Valentine s Party The end of the year found us with little money but high hopes Our Sophomore year gave us confidence and we felt more at ease with the upperclassmen Adrian Magnuson led the class as President Mary Ann Schuneman was Vice President and Marilyn Foss was Secretary Treasurer M johnson was our advisor and we con enlarge our treasury even more we picked up corn Being the custom to put on a class assembly program we dressed as small children and re enacted 1 typical country schoolhouse Christmas party We decorated for the Homecoming Dance and prepared refreshments for th leap Year Dance We were then half way through high school and we knew the next two years would bring more and bigger responsibilities mrghr say perhaps that our unior year was the busiest for we no sooner finished one propect when we started another The capable leaders for this year were Bill Schmitt President Dolores Cerdes Vice Presl dent Yvonne Brandenburg Secretary Treasurer and Mr ohnson once again was our advisor We decided that milk is more healthful than candy so we replaced our candy machines with a refrigerator full of milk To start the year off right we put on a very successful play Taming the Brat under the direction of Nlrs Watson Next the class elected a Paper Staff which kept the students and parents well informed of the latest gossip and activities going on at school Then came time to select our class rings which we had been looking forward to since our Freshman year The class entertained the student body with an assembly program based upon the T V show Arthur Godfrey s Talent Scouts M ohnson acting as Arthur Godfrey Again we took part rn the annual dances furnishing entertain ment for the Homecoming Dance and refreshments for the St Patrrek s Dance The year was coming to a close and we elected our Annual Staff so they could get an early start in producing an outstanding Annual To climax the year the Seniors Faculty and Board of Education were guests of the juniors at the well planned unror Senior Banquet and Prom The gym was decorated as a penthouse roof and we dined and danced under a blue sky filled with many stars Before we realized it we were the Senrors of Walnut High lt was our turn to initiate the Freshmen and we tried our best to make it memorable l The class officers were Pat McCarthy President Nancy Gustafson Vice President Ann Kindt Secretary Dolores Gerdes Treasurer and Mr LaRussa Advisor Since this was the last y ar to raise money for our trip we worked harder than ever We sold sweatshirts pencils stationery orchids and had bake sales W also took part in the Mid Winter Carnival sponsored by program This ls Your Life about Mr Vail our basket ball coach At the Homecoming Dance we served refreshments and at the Sprlng Formal we provided entertainment The Seniors started a new precedent this year by having a Senior Dress Up Day and then the next day weanng our oldest clothes to school A the end of the year approached we became more busy There were weeks of practice for the Senior play Stranger In the Night directed by Mr Edsill Then there was the Prom which we enjoyed very much because the uniors had to do all the work Next was our class trip to Washington something we shall never forget Above all was the planning and excrtement of graduation Though our class is small we have excelled in sports music and scholarship We are ready and eager to go into the world and succeed in our highest ZmblIl0l'lS For this we wish to thank Mr Snider and the faculty the Board of lducatron and all our advisors who helped us so much s s I 1 t . . . , ,, . . , r. j . , . , . - - .. . , I- , , ' Y Y k 5 , o s 4 . - . , . Y I . . 1 1 y . . . ,, - ,, . . , . , . ., . , . . . . , ,, , . . , . . , - , z JO ' 7 1 , 3 . . . . -I ' ' f A S I I 7 . . , . I , Y ' - i A Q V 1 1 ' e . - . r. ' - ' ' - ' ' tinued with the candy-selling project. HOWCVCF, I0 the Sophomores. We gave a very entertaining assembly ' rr - - n - - ' 7 ' 1 v ' - A a . . . . . 4 i ' 4 i 1 A I ' '. -T . - K s ' . I ' ' ' N ' YY I ' A C - - ' . s a I 7 We ' y 7 J K , ,, V ,. ,, - I . . , L, , y . . , . . 1 f, ' . - B ' ' Y 5 ' k 9 , ' - -- 4 , ' ' h . . ' ' , . y I ,, . ,, . . , , , 1 r ' t ' - - 1 - - y - Z ' , ' b ' 7 Senior Surveq GOING OR COMING? X If HFRF LADDII: HFRI- 5 A MAN ACOUPI I- OI- BABI-S lv 1: 41 if Q1 ' '55 ,, fn' 4 . .H , 1 S ,E 'wg I Q - f. l U 4? f Q Y 9 :iz .K 4 i l f D 5 A ixvl, -1-1 Look at the Cupxds' A Port Byron QPCCIBI Pat? Duh' Xx li The straight and nxrrovn way Army and Lead On Pos1ng7 what a smrle' Thxs xs vour Ilfe A thom among roses 1 ' 5 f AZN N Y I , A f C Where's your sweat shtrt, Nix. LaRussa7 ,. 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I ' I , A 7 Class Prophecq One day as I was checkrng the passenger lrst for the Trans World Arrlrnes plane to France I came across a famrlrar name Roland Von Holten After the plane was rn flrght I talked wrth Roland for awhrle and drscovered he was gorng to France as Amerrca s greatest desrgner to present hrs rdeas for the comrng years fashrons Roland told me he had kept rn close con tact wrth hrs old classmates and of course I was rnterested rn hearrng what had happened to them rn the last ten years After graduatrng from hrgh school LeRoy Rollo went to college and rs now a professor of Englrsh at Harvard LeRoy always drd lrke to study Nancy jo Gustafson rs the head of the F B I and she rs brrngrng rn more crrmrnals than ever before rn the hrstory of the Unrted States Our own very quret and shy Donald Heaton rs runnrng the notorrous Donnres Burlesque Show rn Chrcago and they say he really has nrce lookrng grrls The Chrrstre Srsters Crn realrty Cherrre Brandenburg and Donna Mungorl own that most famous confectronery Chrrstre s Twrstres where they make the most delectable candy ever tasted Adtran Magnuson rs dancrng OPPOSIIB joan Schrader the celebrated ballerrna rn the great musrcal Wrsh You Were Here Rrchard Laurrtzen rs the shortstop for the New York Yankees and he has become a very powerful batter srnce he prcked up a lrttle werght One of the lucky Senror grrls who got marrred rs Gayle Gloden and she rs lrvrng rn Guam wrth her husband They are now the parents of frve grrls rm Grlchrrst rs a General commandrng the Unrted States troops rn Europe jrm always drd lrke army lrfe and he even wore fatrgue pants when he was rn school Madrson Square Garden rs featurrng The Duchess CCarol Caseyl as Walnut s renowned lady wrestler Carol s specralty rs nose strang rng The wrzard who rs the mecharrrcal engrneer at General Motors and who recently desrgned the atomrc powered automobrle rs none other than Pat McCarthy Pat s mechanrcal abrlrty really seems to have unlrmrted powers' Myma Hallman rs the author of the wrdely read novel My Forbrdden Love It seems as rf she's lost some of her shyness srnce she was rn hrgh school Bob Brandenburg rs Texas rrchest orl well owner and recently he marrred the adventurous elephant hunter Carol Perkrns who yust re tumed from Afrrca Carol rs Bobby s nrnth wrfe Doctor Dolores Gerdes rs a drstrngurshed veterrnarran who rs savrng many canrne lrves every year. rmmre Lrnd rs about the only one that stayed rn Walnut but he rs dorng very well for hrm self as he rs now the Presrdent of the Walnut Sales Co Ann Krndt and Brlly Glafka are happrly mar rred and they have made a husband and wrfe team of drvrng for pearls rn the West Indres Carolyn Hoffman lrves rn Ohro wrth her us band and she owns a bakery of her own Thrs bakery rs noted for Carolyn s delrcrous chrffon cakes Carolyn always was a wonderful cook Brent Weddrng the whrz rn chemrstry rn hrgh school owns a grrdle factory He has devrsed a new fabrrc that really keeps the women rn shape The drscus thrower who Just retumed from the Olymprcs rs rm Chrrstransen He rs now plannrng a career as a professronal football player wrth the Chrcago Bears Marrlyn Foss rs the Senator from Illrnors who rs frghtrng for women s rrghts Ar the present she rs advocatrng the overthrow of the men and havrng all women rn the govern ment srnce they are the superror sex Brll S hmrtt the genetrcrst rs rarsrng ham sters In hrs research he has developed a ham ster wrth a krnd of fur better than the mrnk and chrnchrlla combrned The only drawback rs that the hamster has three eyes Nlaryann Schuneman rs makrng her lrfe work wrth the anrmals of the Brookfreld Zoo She rs dorng a marvelous rob of keeprng the monkey pens rmmaculately clean Although we don t have a grrl rn the class who became a professronal modcl we do have a boy that drd Brll Colvrn was voted the No 1 model by the housewrves of Amerrca He has revolutronrzed the whole rdea of the modelrng professron I was so rnterested rn what Roland was say rng that I vras surprrsed to frnd that we were neanng Pans I thanked Roland for tellrng me what had whappened to our classmates Then I went to help the passengers prepare for the landrrrg Thrs rs your flrght stewardess Yvonne Brandenburg We are approachrng Parrs so wrll you please fasten your safety belts Thank You' - . . , . . 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . , . . , . . - . , . , . . . . . . . , , . . . . - . . . 1 ' 7 . , . . . - . - ., ' , , . . . ' , . . . . . . 1 1 , . . . N . , , ' , . , . . . . 1 U . . . , . . . , , J . - cr - - 1 - - 11 . . 1 1 1 1 1 - - rr - , n . . 1 ' ' 1 1 ' . 7 - I I . ' r . . 0 J. F. . . . , . . , . . N - - at - 1 - tt ' S- 1 u ni 0 . . . K I I - , . . . Y . . 1 . . . , . . . . . - . U . . . - 1 . . I l ' I . . 1 ' , . . . as Posing, girls? Class N'ght This year the senior class tried to revive the custom of Class Night which had been discontinued for several years. We hope that everyone enjoyed this program and will continue to have them in the future. The mistress of ceremonies for the occasion was Nancy jo Gustafson. The first number on the program was a piano duet by Donna Mungor and Ann Kindt. The individual histories of each classmate were given by Gayle Gloden and Carolyn Hoffman. Carol Perkins read the class history. The senior band, under the direction of Adrian Magnuson, presented a humorous rendition of, 'Every Man for Himself. Following this the class will was given, with each senior bequeathing something to a member of the junior class. The entire class left something to each member of the faculty and the custodians. Pat McCarthy, senior class president, pre- sented the class key to the junior class president, George Norden. jimmie Gilchrist presented the class gift, a statue of the Greek God, Hermes, to Mr. Snider. The class prophecy was read by Yvonne Brandenburg and acted out by the entire class. As the closing number on the program, everybody joined in singing the high school song. Following the Class Night program, Ann Kindt entertained the entire senior class at her home. What a face, joan. I E. 1 2' 9 What's so funny, LeRoy? -me X just relaxing? Peek-a-boo, Don Are you ill, Adrian? Q. gf' an ,S 9 . 2 4 I' 1.ERoY noL1.o V r mf? Then and Now IIM GII LIIRIST 4 .ae fp' IOHN NLHR ADI- R A CIII' RRII- BRANDIF NBL RC RO AND VON HOI TEN Qu! su- ' Life x. P and DON III ATONI L., ,Pl ,Lk ,Q- VUNNII' BRANDINNIIII .A 'S C AXI I1 GI ODI-NI 1, I ... 'wwf ,f 'Qi 'B'-s vw- ,.. ill! pf 'rw DUINNA Vl NGOR I KDI VIN X , .ff ,nf VKX i ADRIAN MAGNLJSON CAROL CASH PA' uc CARTHY - I 1' N 5 X x I A . ' S201 I I 3 5 I ' 44 4 I is J, I . F5 I nn 4.5 D M, ,,, I ,ms n - 3 I ,IH ,f In if fa.: , I I t, . , 6 - I ,gg A- 'Q I ' I Q :L K ff' ' I I ' -I I 3. :Ro W f I -4 I I .23 Hi ' , In , , 1 N, ,I I t I 11,-QA F ig 5, , I 1 ,I I in V X- 'N S - . I H- Y I p.. wana . 'f -1 .I . fi ' . ,wsiv I f .A:,, '.ss 'I L I h .sw mr' -- . 1 I. I Y ,1 , 1. k A ' f- Fi, Q y 5 s Q t I - 'wr -fr' il . I E , V 1. 'W YHA . . 2 , Q F lib I - x4.f1:E E'L H M-QI, 'N MARY ANN SCIIIJNEMAN ' lv If sw- fd 'T' A Y I ymfz, ,I If :QQ Q' I .kr I' Iafkzw ,. ,, -A jjj' ftl, 1. I 1' .. -M 4.4: I ' I .... I T- - . 5. .' I 3 ... v- v-3 -the , I.' ' ,. - -:Q ' f L -. I N1 I I 6 WI' I I . .- I L I V, 'I 5 I ' . 'Irv L rims? I .I ,I K I v A Q Qs! vel .v I ', . I N I l g A .2 if W . , ' : 4 1 N9 I - W' r 1 f A Q Zig 3 I Q w 3 X imma - I . ' ay I X F' , I I1 L ' - I I f . Ha- ' A . III. I I R . A ' flz . ' - I I N gf' '. . i I3Il..Y I . A . I f 14: J ' X ,- .x I 'xg I . 'cf' 1 - , I .ii 'iff I I A I . I 'vt - ,I v x IE a -li'-Q IE ' I -2- 2 I 5 4 1 E Q Then and Now '4,l -- ..... . , 4 it ,al . X I Iii A.. ANN KINIHI RIC II-IRD I -Il RITIEN 1. Ja CW A., 'WI I if pr I ...Ava UL IRI N L FRDI1 BOB BRAND!-'NBL RC HM! it Kit 4 CAROL PER ImINS 'E v. I RN4 II IIINII I- 951-JI Q14' xo -NIU IIUI-I-NI-XX ISR 51 1 I' WHDIJINK 4-tw 'X s N KNQI GL BTKFSON IN! HRI TI1N5FN -99- wwf The Senior Trap 4-4. If fl .i wg! The p zunclothes women' Two Pr1mp1ng7 'N. 'Ihe men Come to me' 1 - Taking it easy legs' 'N Are you lazy Adrian? Our home away from home What s so funny? 'Y' Cabriel blow your horn! Puzzled? ' Q 5 r- : r If ' Boardlng the bus Weutmg to go up Vzmhmgtor' Xionumenr Lila' what rs 10 Whose move? 4-,B y,JALiz-. f Y Somebodx s mxghty tlred' 5 A new romance? lf 493' Who S gomg to get whamme I-our sarlors and Eat V1 I 3 Iieaurx on parade The pause that refreshes :Ie-epmg beautv What s the bxg secret? i Semor Honors T? ANN KINDT DONNA MUNGOR BRENT WEDDING Salutatorran Valedxctornan Drploma Wxth Honors Danforth Foundation Award Reader s D1 gest Award Arron Award Hamrlton College Scholarshxp 'L-3' my GAYLI1 GLODFN ADRIAN MAGNUSON LAROI. CASEY Arxon Award Danforth Foundatron Award State of Ilhnozs Normal Scholarshrp State of Illrnols Normal Scholarshrp DOLORES GERDES BILL SCHMITT YVONNE BRANDENBURG D A R Award Anon Award State of Illmors Normal Scholarship 0 1 . , . . uw M in f I ' NI I FRONT ROW Rrchard Lauritzen ancy jo Gustafson, Ro and Von Holten Donna Mungor Robert Brandenburg Cherrie Lou Brandenburg ames Gilchrist Yvonne Brandenburg james Christiansen, oan Schrader, Brent Wedding Nlyrna Hallman Bill Colvin Carolyn Hoffman SI COND ROW C ayle K loden, Bill Glaflca C arol Casey Brll Schmitt Dolores Gerdes Adnan Nlagnuson NlarvAnn Schuneman Pat N1cCarrhy Marilyn Foss, leRoy Rollo Carol Perkins A .v . . i 1 K Q 14 - 5 .51- g W A Mk 1 If I I 1 ' . R ' . 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 W V V 1 Q' , Q I x n 4 n , ' K , V, , , . Z A r Z 1 1 V , . , I , - 1 F- - 1 D- , 1 - 4 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 4 ' COWIWIQYICQWIQYII The Baccalaureate Service was held on the diction, Rev. Hollis Wharton. . 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' 1 , - 1 ' ' Donald Heaton Ann lxlndt ames Iind evening of Niay 30 1954 Reverend Guy james presented the sermon, Not Nlaster but Ser vants The Sophomore junior Girls Chorus sang The Rosary, Ave Nlaria, and The Lord s Prayer Processional and recessional music was 'vlarch of the Noble On Friday evening june 4 the Walnut Com munity High School held its 65th Annual Com mencement The traditional Pomp and Circum stance was play ed for the Processional bv the pianist Nlanivn Gallentine The unior Class ushers Charlene Rudiger Ray Brandenburg George Norden, and Dennis Snider led the Processional The program was as follows Niaster of Cere monies Pat NIcCarthy Senior Class President Invocation, Reverend Hollis Wharton Piano Duet tormn and Ann lxindt, Salutatorxan Inyictus Nlixed Nlarlrs of the Educated Person Dr I-dward D Gates Honors and Scholarships Principal C A Snider Presentation of Diplomas Principal C A Snider 'Halls of Ivy, Senior Chorus Bene Deep Purple Donna Niungor, Valedic Chorus Commencement -lddress The Cornet Solo Facilita, Brent Wedding The graduating class was erv fortunate to have as IEC guest speaker Dr Edward D Gates, minister of the First Presbyterian Church in Peoria Illinois Dr Gates served as a chaplain during World War II and was a winner of the Freedom I-oundation s Award Those receiving awards were presented by the teachers and given their awards by Principal Snider Receiving awards were the following Brent Wedding Gavle Gloden, Bill Schmitt, ation Niusic Awards Adrian Magnuson Ann lxrndt, Danforth Foundation Award Dolores Gerdes D 'XR Good Citizen Award Donna Nlungor, Reader s Digest Award Yvonne Bran denburg Gayle Gloden, Carol Casey Illinois Normal Scholarships Brent Wedding Hamilton College Scholarship Brent Wedding Diploma With Honor Ann Rindt, Salutatorian, Donna Nlungor, Xfaledrctorian Following the Recessronal, the Seniors formed a receiving line in front of the school where they were congratulated by parents, teachers and friends This brought a happy close to the high school days of the twenty eight members of the Senior class 1 SQYIIOYCIESS Wlll CHERRIE BRANDENBURG do bequeath my short harr cut to Aggre Laurrtzen and my abrlrty to laugh for no reason at all to Mona Hallman ROBERT BRANDENBURG do bequeath my success rn romance to Ross Alshouse YVONNE BRANDENBURG, do bequeath my lrke for the name Krppy to Nancy Andersen CAROL CASEY do bequeath my freckles to to Harnet Blackert JIM CHRISTIANSEN do bequeath my brg ears to Bob Geldean and my frrendly drs posrtron to Roy Lathrop BILL COLVIN do bequeath my abrlrty to wrn the hearts of out of town grrls to rm Mrddleton MARILYN FOSS do bequeath my sense of humor to Bruce Carr DOLORES GERDES do bequeath my drmples to Betty Jo Metcalfe IM GILCHRIST do bequeath my angelrc drsposrtron to George Gerbrtz and my scarred nose to Don Chrrstransen BILL GLAFKA do bequeath my flrrty ways to Edward Neahrrng and my slow and delrb- erate manner to Fdgar Palmer GAYLE GLODEN do bequeath my darnty lrttle laugh to Drane Wangelrn and my borst erous ways to Dorothy Lee NANCY JO GUSTAFSON do bequeath my love of sports to Phyllrs Ohda and my crown to the future queen MYRNA HALLMAN do bequeath my abrlrty to sew to Margaret Anderson DONALD HEATON do bequeath my shyness to George Norden CAROLYN HOFFMAN do bequeath my love of boys rn servrce to Phyllrs Carpenter ANN KINDT do bequeath my herght to Bar bara Lowery RICHARD LAURITZEN do bequeath 50 of my pounds to Ramon Burkey JAMES LIND do bequeath my brarn to Larry Akrrdge ADRIAN MAGNUSON do bequeath my musrc al abrlrty to Harold Brrkey PAT MCCARTHY do bequeath my mechan rcal abrlrty to Joe Hassler and my abrlrty to drrbble a basketball behrnd my back to Kerth Sherman DONNA MUNGOR do bequeath my abrlrty to tell jokes to Glenda Ganschow and my love for dancrng to Janet Durham CAROL PERKINS do bequeath my quret W ways to Charlene Rudrger and my home- makrng abrlrty to Joyce che LeROY ROLLO do bequeath my abrlrty to sleep rn class to Dennre Snrder and y manly physrque to Robert Schrader BILL SCHMITT do bequeath my men s Jewel ry to Gary Buzard and my abrlrty to argue rn class to Gene Drr JOAN SCHRADER do bequeath my soft vorce to Marjorre Peterson and my small stature to Patsy Sash MARY ANN SCHUNEMAN do bequeath my love for cheerleadrng to Ray Brandenburg ROLAND VON HOLTEN do bequeath my dark complexron to Joe Waterhouse BRENT WEDDING do bequeath a prece of my screntrfrc brarn to Albert Moffat but only a prece of rt e the class of 1954 do bequeath To the Jumor Class our abrlrty to stay off the non readrng lrst To the Sophomore Class our abrlrty to al ways present an entertarnrng assembly program To the Freshmen Class our worldly ways upper corrrdor To Mrs Waddell the trtle of Mrs Amerrca of 954 To Mr Reynolds the abrlrty to hold hrs temp er durrng a basketball game To Mrss Dufelmerer a green and black Olds mobrle wrth a one armed chauffeur To Mr Varl a bottle of vrtamrn prlls so that he may contrnue to be a brg healthy strap prng man To Mrss Cully a gym class that always lrkes to do exercrses To Mr La Russa a lar of moustache wax so that he can always keep hrs moustache rn place To Mr Fdsrll a part of duals for hrs Ford coupe To Mr Harland another Mrchrgan State Rose Bowl team To Mr OMay a new and brgger barrel to keep hrs Jokes rn To Sue Peterson our secretary a machrne that wrll average the semester grades and record them on our report cards To the yanrtors a permanently polrshed gym floor so they won t have so much work to 5 l 7 . , , Dy . I, , ' ' . y m Y . , . In 1 , I ' Y , 1, - , I . A . . , I Y - ' , ' ' - I, . , Y Ir 1 ' I - - jj ' J- . 1, ' ' , ' A , . . . . , . . V 7 1 1 7 I - , ' - ' ' . , . . - . . 7 Y ' I . 7 I Q! I , . . To Mr. Snider, a 'stop and go' signal in the 7 . . 5 - . R . l , , I . 1 . 7 . . . . , X , , - 7 . . , , - 0 ' 7 7 . . 7 . . . . . , 1 ' . ' Y Y . , , . R n 1 . ' ' 7 , . u . . , , . . , , ' 7 A , . . . . . . . . y . ' - - ' 1 v ,. . , . . . ' 7 7 t ' 7 . do. Y iingqm 4 of Junior Class History In the fall of 1951 we, the forty-one members Of the C1855 Of '55, eagerly entered Walnut High School. Our first undertaking was, of course, initiation. After having stored away our shoe boxes and having disposed of our onions, we prepared to settle down and begin in earnest. We chose the following class officers' Presi- dent joe Waterhouse Vice President Phyllis Carpenter and Secretary Treasurer Nancy Andersen Our first proyect that really deter mined the depth of our treasury was selling magazine subscriptions Later our class was chosen to prepare the food for the Homecoming Dance In the spring we decorated the gym for the Leap Year Dance We were kept so busy that we had only one class party that year but everyone had an enyoyable time The following September our class again enter ed Walnut High this time eager to find out what the coming year held for a group of energetic Sophomores We proceeded to find out' Nancy Andersen was elected President Dennis Snider Vice President and Diane Wangelin Secretary Treasurer The first big responsibility w fly encountered that fall was decorating for the Homecoming Dance. Once again, in order to strengthen our treasury, we accepted the oppor- tunity to sell magazine subscriptions. Our class was in charge of the entertainment for the St. Patrick's Day Dance. In the spring we com- pleted our money-making projects with a very profitable bake sale As our second year of high school hastily came to a close we wonder ed what our junior year held in store for us The juniors began their third year at Walnut High by electing George Norden as President joe Waterhouse as Vice President and Phyllis Ohda as our Secretary Treasurer First we were responsible for entertainment at the Homecoming Dance Next we began our money making pro- jects which consisted of picking up corn two bake sales and the pop and candy concessions for most of the football and basketball games We had one class patty during the first semester The next four and one half months were spent primarily in planning for the prom As we finish ed our junior year we hopefully looked forward to graduation in 1955 P RISIDFNT George Norden SFCRETARY TREASURILR Phyllis Ohda f I , VICI' PRI SIDENT Joe Waterhouse 1 i ' Q s I I i . 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T, 1 4' f ' ' ii 1, N X 1 If f A , . ai 1 ' ' fl 'az 1 , ' 5 ' 5 , -X , 1 F - I , r 5 A, - - Jumor Class K FRONT ROW Mr Harland Barbara Lowery janet Durham, Dorothy Lee Joyce Dyche, Charlene Rudxger K Brandenburg Mxss Dufelmerer Sl COND ROW Margaret Anderson Mona Hallman, Agnes Launtzen, Ramon Burkey Edward Neahrxng Eugene Dxr Maryone Peterson Glenda Ganschow THlRD ROW Larry Alcrldge Bob Geldean Kerth Sherman Ross Alshouse Don Chrnstxansen George Norden Bruce Carr Edgar Palmer FOURTH RO Harnet Blaclcert Phyllxs Ohda Dxane Wangelrn Bette 0 Metcalfe Nancy Andersen, Patsy Sash Phyllxs Carpenter FlF'l'H ROW Albert Moffat jxm Nhddleton Roy Lathrop joe Waterhouse joe Hassle: Harold Bxrkey ary Buzarcl, Denms Smder l m 1' G 5 Q 5' W - L 'VM' X313 S 3' Q ref: 'L 133 ' 4 lf QM KJ Nl' W S 4 ff . 1 4 f , . 1 L a TT 1 ' -ev of Q .. 1 1' ?' 4 4' -Q ,- I X V, .- l ax A . ' 1 L N. ,H -f 'f wr' ' g ,N 1 ,, jf . - . . I , ., . , 1 4 2 rj, -. . 7 ' H? g Q n 5 Y: ' 1 1 1 . 1 HY 1 ' 3 3 1 1 7 1 1 . : , I 1 1 1 1 3 ' 7 1 Y , I Y 7 . 1: ' 'I ' 1 Y 7 Y Y G Are we posmg9 Kid S Day .J Junior Snaps ful-4.- My name s Frxday Perfect photography Restmg Rag Mop' These are IWIUS7 N De.-tcnt1on7 1-of l sec your sllp Both hands on the wheel M454 PS in na--I. 'Q' lussm Couslns 19 lin t love grand? ia Saddle shoes Doing what comei naturally Srmle pretty' blffpplflg DUI me A man 9 ' 'Z,j s J .4 l -Q 5,11 W 1 V ' 'Y Y Q - 2 ,M X -5 nie l ' M A-58' 'Q , ff il Q 4 , if n J, my , If fl REQ M' I '-5' A,w 'i f- v v ' ' f in no . - .1 If X N ,gm 1 f ., I 1' ' K i . ' ya ' , A A 'Y .1 A ' V 1 ,-:MVA , , , .N 4 ,fav-P.,-'X .: ' 1 9- ' l 'ff . I SMT. ' V- ' X 1 z K, 1 5 . 4 .X 1, lu A W l V 7 ' v . Am ' , - -0 -wg - I TX a , . V ' 'V , . N , l Y ga' z . ' ' 4 , Ez .K J V M V lg X I . ' ? . vi K is' ' - an K? ' ' , - MA I F ,I , , V ix .x ,Q ' ' V ft ga , fn . F I Q R A 'J Y A- 14 ' 1 f Y f f i' 'Q ' I , ' x fl ' 'MQW X 4 I 1 - I i x I A - . .1 ,DQQ E-Q g,'2f hk 1 ' Y f. ' ? 4' 'ff ' V , H VJ?- , 1 . , I, f ' 1 g -I f M, I ,V 1 f, , , x A yan XXSN K9 f X L 2 9 X f 'ifinqnirvn I Sophomore Class Historq It was a fateful day when we, the class of 1956, entered the hallowed halls of Walnut High. Under our advisor, Mr. Albert Augustson, we elected the following as Freshman officers: Marilyn Gallentine, Secretary-Treasurer Bob Von Holten, Vice-President Linda Wilson, President Though we didn't make much money, we had a lot of fun and a good start in our high school careers. In our Sophomore year we were privileged to have as our sponsor Mr. Charles Vail. His guiding hand helped to make our Sophomore year more of an economic success. We elected these officers at the beginning of the year: Carolyn Williams, Secretary-Treasurer joan Westman, Vice President Lois Von Holten, President Because of Lois's resignation just prior to the second semester, Linda Wilson was elected to complete the year. One of our largest projects was the sale of magazine subscriptions. JoAnn Peach was high salesman' and won a beautiful wrist- watch as her reward. In order to pad our class treasury even more, we decided to sponsor a camival. Because of the enormity of this undertaking, the other classes were allowed to participate and profit. Both the carnival and the accompanying talent show were a great success. We now 'rest on our laurels, awaiting our Junior year with eager anticipation. PRESIDENT - Linda Wilson VICE-PRESIDENT - Joan Wesrman SECRETARY-TREASU RER - Carolyn Williams SOph0m0Y9 Class wr' l'RONl ROV- JoAnn Peach lrene Perkxns, Lxla Keleher osephxne Peach Lucrlle Trobaugh Loxs Von Holten Mr Varl Sl COND ROV- Roberta Vnggxm, Carolyn Nhllrams Nlarxlyn Gallentme Hazel Schulte, oan Westm Mary Lou Odell lrnda V-xlson Norma Stone judy Nlyers TlllRD ROV- baxl Carlson lddxe Blondmn, Kenneth lxuhnert Knrta jacobs C arolyn Nlonson Bob Von llolten Delbert Carr Thomas Bel FODRTH ROV- Sam Ford ham Bull ldson Roger Fenn Doug, htherxdge imlen Nlattes Leland Steele Charles Xlhxte, Darryl Burkey Donald Q ustafson Sophomore Snaps vi' 12-E4 It Q C,hr1 Qtmas V, 51 at-9 Glassy las faders sxe 'A 'ik Hug Her Txght Makmg Qutv Bur new est Member PM i X ff 1 Look At That Face 4-Q. 754892 Cxrls Girls and more G1rls 44 Sqmrrel What s 1n your hand? lsn't She Sweet? .onion Vern's gurl I 929 Drummer bov an. I W. vm Xa ' , N. 'f ,o f f 5 , ff ' H A fri, .' ' ,fx f A . K o Q.. W f' 1 1 59. A ' 6, , J was V ' V 1 , Xa o Q f QQ o , my L X ' nr r. 1 M .- L. a X uw Q 5 , . - A ., o 1 1 9 . you K k w F o fx o ,. W 'E , O QMS. 'ii , yi l x , 1 ' Q .K 3 1 'r 'fo o -H P o Ni .f 1 K 15: 5 I X 5 G y. y . . , F .N o ol o o o 2-of U . N if ' 'i of N t H fa ' 3' 1- 'T v xox -..i ' . 1 1 4 5 2 ' A . if 0 I , U v ' S . 4 7 'iv Freshman Class History The green group of freshmen who entered the Walnut High School in September, 1953, have successfully passed the trials of initiation and have settled down to their duties as a class. The class advisor is Mr. Edsill. Ned Waterhouse was elected President, johnBo1z,Vice-President: and Doris Sparrow, Secretary-Treasurer. Doris moved away during the year and Ann Etheridge has taken her job. The class project for the year is the popcorn machine. Their claim to fame on the basketball team was Ned Waterhouse who earned a letter. The Gonigam-Bass-Hill Company again spon- sored the freshman trip to Chicago. The fresh- men visited such places of interest as the Chicago airport, the International Harvester Plant, the Museum of Science and Industry, and the International Livestock Exposition. Each freshman wrote an essay on the trip and prizes were awarded by the Company. First prize was given to Joyce Norden, second, to Joyce Howes, and third, to june Bell. Also, to add to their treasury, the freshmen picked up corn and sponsored a bake sale. They did their partin the Homecoming Dance by clean- ing up. They decorated the gymnasium for the Spring Formal Dance. The freshman class has proved itself to be a part of the Walnut High School. PRESIDENT - Ned Waterhouse VICE-'PRESIDENT - john Bolz SECRETARY-TREASURER - Ann Etheridge Freshman Class Y4! 'git Howes Ann Etheridge, Dorothy Crane, Vary Anderson, Mr Rey Lewrs Epperson, Marrlyn Ed xll bayla Burkey Joyce mes Baker Max Laurxtzen Weerts Maryorre FRONT ROJX Mr S nolds Sl LONID ROV' Ernest Jacobs, Lowell Kepner Ja Calsyn Lou Ann Beachler THlRD ROV Shirley Dyche, Barbara Metcalfe, une Bell Mona , Whrte Joyce Nlorden, Judy Ann Peach, Judy Fink FOURTH ROV Dean Langford Ronald Burl-tey, Frank Strader, Ray Schoff Harold Pashon, Arthur Herdenrexch Lauren Tornow, Ronald Gloden FIFTH ROV. Drck Errtz, Ed ohn Bolz Ned Waterhouse Alfred Jacobs, Robert Hassler, Robert Dunn Char ward les Polson O Bryan Duane Chrrstensen ey E J A N' E 5? ,r ' N1 . ': 4- . ' 1 , , L P -P f, Q, .4 I -3 'A ,' ,, , -fr g . J F, - .f f, C .5 y , 5,5 4' . XJ . t X A? ..- - - -Q 'ff' A, ' 1 Q ' . ' ' 0 R .,,' 1 M f M 1 ' ' -Q R - 5 I . 1 . 1 , V A fr 5 f f 1 , 2 .. , 1 M. ui . rf L ' K ' f, a. . J . , f f ,, 1 K , ' Z, . R I ' A r- , N V r gr - ': . . , , , . . . - ' 4' J I ' 1 1 1 , - 'f A 1 , - ' I , A . If , 1 1 ' 1: , . 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' Freshmen Imtuatuon Havmg fun? Hunung for someth1ng7 New lunch pall oyce7 'Ns 'Wx Raving beauues 5 Xu. Suck em up Rock-a bye, baby '?f1:!'1 nw-sg gk-. J The scrub team Three ofa kmd The New Look What a doll' l X ...M 1- :IL K 19 iw Did that crazy make up' Bored? How do you rate LeRoy? Bow you Slave ' J- I O I 0 N . Y, K'-' if 'A , sf l 3 I 5 ' 3 ,V g df ' . . 34 nv M' ' , j , . bh f ,gefffv 1 W A me E , H my W . Q 5 , Wx -:.. .I H A ,, ,, I A ,, we ... E1 Q 3, 'M Ns ' , 5 ' . T PQ., ' 3 J X J S , , h x X Q he fx . fm' .. 5 can A K 4 ' 1 N I Q '. ,J f SI , 1. Nl '-vi :vm A an V -1 .,., ' ., 1 --f -- ig - We XA f' ,F U 45? Q ' f V . .h M . , ,- BV . u Q- iff h vy in xx .' 1 , Ai A ' f A L ' Uhr illlltnntrvln O FRONT ROW: John Bolz, Harold liirkey, Joe Waterhouse, Charlene Rudiger, Clarolyn Hoffman. SKCQOND ROW Joan Schrader, Barbara l.owery, Patsy Sash, Agnes Lauritzen, Dean Langford, Carol Casey, Marilyn Ciallentine, Marjorie Peterson. THIRD ROW! Dolores Gerdes, Mary Lou O'Dell, l.ou Ann lieachler, Brent Wedding, Judy Myers Bill Edson, Nancy Andersen, Don Gustafson, Albert Moffat, Ramon liurlcey. FOURTH ROW: Max Lauritzen, Joyce Norden, Judy Ann Peach, l.ewis Epperson, Josephine Peach, Carolyn Monson. STANDING: C. ll. O,May, Director, Linda Wilson, Ross Alshouse. Band Walnut High School now offers a wide and varied program in music. One of the more popular fields in music is our band. The in- strumentation of our band is one of the best in the Blackhawk Conference. Some of the various instruments include: oboe, bassoon, bass saxophone, alto clarinet, bass clarinet, and tympani. These are just a few of the in- struments which are infrequently found in a school our size. ln the fall, during the football season, the band concentrated on the phase of music that is necessary for this season. limphasis was placed on marching, formations and music that would be attractive to a football crowd. These are some of the formations that were drama- tized: Indian war scenes , 'Dragnc-t , various marching formations, and saluting the visiting team. During the year the band participates in vari- ous activities. We take part in the Delialb Homecoming parade and performance before the football game, band musicade, Blackhawk Hand Festival, contests, assemblies, lfduca- tion Week, and Memorial Day. The band now has a very extensive library consisting of various types of music. The following numbers are just a few in our reper- toire: Green Meadows , California Gold Centennial' 'Grand Festival' Tea for Two Y 7 7 'John Peal , High School faders , Ham- boogien, lfroica , and others, 'S '1 FRONT ROW: Glenda Ganschow, Norma Stone, Gayla Burkey, Lila Keleher, Marilyn Foss. SECOND ROW: Mona Weerts, Carol Perkins, Richard Lauritzen, Ann Kindt, Bette JO Metcalfe, Judy Fink, Nancy -lo Gustafson. THIRD ROW: Charles White, Ronnie Burlcey, Carolyn Williams, Phyllis Carpenter, Mary Ann Schuneman, Cherrie Lou Brandenburg, Dennis Snider, Gayle Gloden. FOURTH ROW: Irene Perkins, George Norden, janet Durham. STAND- ING: Roger Fenn, Diane Wangelin, Bill Schmitt, Donna Mungor. Outside of activities in the organized band, many members take an active part in ensem- bles. Much credit is due these students as the majority of practice must be done outside of school hours. These ensembles participate in district and state contest. This year dis- trict contests were held at Marseilles. Those taking part in the district contest were as follows: lst state - Mixed Reed Ensemble, Marilyn Ifoss, Carol Perkins, -lohn Bolz, Norma Stone, Karol Caseyg Mixed Clarinet Quartet, john Bolz, Carolyn lloffman, Glenda Ganschow, llarold Birkeyg Trombone Quartet, Dennis inider, Cherrie Brandenburg, Gayle Gloden, Irene Perkinsg Cornet Solo, Brent Weddingg Blass Clarinet Solo, Carolyn Hoffman. lst- lflute Trio, Marilyn Foss, Lila lrieleher, Gayla Burkey. 2nd - Cornet Solo, Judy Myers, Bari- tone Solo, Phyllis Carpenterg Clarinet Trio, 'ludy Peach, Mary Lou Odell, Lou Ann Beach- lerg Brass Ensemble, Brent Wedding, Bill Ed- son, Dennis Snider, Carol Perkins, Phyllis Carpenter, Ramon Burkeyg Brass Ensemble, Judy Myers, Don Gustafson, Cherrie Branden- burg, Mona lleerts, Ronnie Burkey, Charles Kihiteg Saxophone Quartet, Ann Kindt, Nancy Gustafson, Judy Fink, Richard Lauritzen. Our band is fast becoming one of our most prominent activities in the high school, tak- ing in a large percentage of the student body. We sincerely hope that the past progress will continue in the years to come. Jumor Sehror Grrls Chorus As the trtle rmplres thrs group rs composed entrrely of junror and Senror grrls and meets durmg the nrnth perrod on Monday and Wednesday rn the audrtorrum A large number of the grrls rn the upper two classes partrcrpate rn thrs organrzatron and as a result of the two or three years of prevrous trarnrng a well balanced cho rus rs the custom rn our school Such numbers as the followrng are found rn our lrbrary The Sle1gh Prelude Nursery Rhymes Some Enchanted Evenmg Cloud Shadows, Sour wood Mountarn Ive Got You Under My Skm and others Thrs choral group performs at the annual Vocal Musrcde hrgh school contests and the Blackhawk Vocal Festrvals Thrs year the jun1orSen1or Grrls Chorus recerved second place award at drstnct contest Thxs upper class group has always made an attractrve and rmpressrve appearance and we Freshman Sophomore Grrls Chorus Manlyn Gallentme Accompan 1st The Grrls Vocal groups are drvrded rnto two drvrsrons consrstmg of a Freshman Sophomore chorus and a jumor Senror Chorus The Fresh man-Sophomore Chorus meets rn the audrtorrum durmg the n1nth perrod on Tuesday and Thursday of each week for rehearsal The prrme objectrve of dns orgamzatron rs to learn to smg well together promote mterest rn musrc and rmprove vocal technrque Durrng the year therr prmcrpal performance rs durmg the Annual Vocal Musl Cade A samolrng of the musrc would mclude such numbers as Green Cathedral The Rosary Oh Dear What can the Matter Be 'Open Our Eyes Bless Thrs House Sylvra Thunder and others Our school has always had a fmd Freshman Sophomore Grrls Chorus and we are proud of the work the group rs doxng thrs year O U Q , i . . . . . . ,, ,, ,, R 1 9 ' . . , . . . ,, , , . ,, 3 ' 7 t . . . . , ' , . . . - . . , . a , I I - ' . . . . . ' K . . . ' D I H U nl I 7 , , , rntend to keep up the good work. - 9 - . , . . . , - , . . . 7 . . ' , u n I ' i I K U 7 7 U IN ' YI I ' D Y Y Y IK I , . . . . , 7 ,,.,-- lrRONl bakle lmloden lRO'N'I ROV Nlr U Nlav has l3r.xndenbur5,,'N.1nty O Gustafson Niaryorle Peterson Donna Nlungor, Qlenda Kyanschow, Ctxrolwn Hoffman oan Sthrxdcr, Cherrle Lou Brandenburg, lxonne lirlndenhurg., Sl COND ROV Barbara Loman Charlene liudltcr, 'X5,nes I xurxtzen ovce Dyche, Dorothy lee, Dolores ltrdcs Mlryann Schunemtxn iarllyn loss, Nhrgaret Anderson, Nionr lltallmdn Liner Durhlm IIIIRD ROV. Niyrnr H311 man Ann lxmdt Carol Casey Phyllls Carpenter Phyllxs Ohdu Bette 0 Nietgxlfe Patsy Sash Nhncy Andersen Dlune Wtxngelln Carol Perkms vv aw, in il flii NT: Marilyn Gu lentine. 5 UNT ROV: , . , ay, Ndry . nlersun, Ann litheridje Lou Ann Beau ner l.o15 'on llolten oAnn Peach oyce Howes, Liayla Iiurkey. f KQON J Rf ll: Dorothy Crane, udy Fink, liarbnu Met- .1 fc, udp' each o.erhine each Shirley Dycne, l.i1a 'cleher rene erl-:ins 1 3 2 udy Mya-rs Norma ftone l.4n'a NU s n u ie Caro yn i iams, 0 erm Xliggirn, -uci e ro au 5 fR H l ' : oyee Norden, Mary Lou Odell joan Westman, Anita acobs Carolyn Xlonsnn Marjorie Vthite, Hazel Schulte Nionu Xleertg. Mixed Chorus The Mrxed Chorus of Walnut Commumty Hrgh School rs a group of prcked smgers from the other choral groups and meets durrng the sxxth perrod on every Wednesday rn the audrtorrum Those partrcrpatmg rn thrs group do not recexve extra credrt for thrs work but all members wrll rngly take an actrve part rn thrs outsrde actrvrty because of the desxre to rmprove themselves work wrth others and enyoy musrc Materrals for thrs group mclude Glorrous Forever, Husky Eskrmo No Man rs an Island The Gayle Gloden Accompan xst Lord s Prayer Lonesome Road Onward Chnstlan Soldrers and other outstandrng choral works Thrs group performs for the Annual Musrcade and the Blackhawk Vocal Festrvals as well as rn contests Thrs year we recexved a second place ratmg at drstrrct contest whrch was held at Marserlles It rs hoped that group smgmg of th1s krnd mrghtcontmue wrth as much success as rt has 1n the past Boys Chorus The Boys Chorus ns composed of boys rn our hxgh school commg from all classes They rehearse thrrd perrodTuesday and Thursday each week rn the audxtorrum Every boy rs grven an opportunrty to partrcrpate and there IS a large representatron comrng from the classes to form a chorus of 47 members All the boys take an actxve mterest rn musrc and provide a well balanced chorus Some of thexr selectrons are as follows De Anrmals Are Comm Where ere You Walk Smoke Gets rn Your Eyes Grandfather s Clock The Bells of St Marys Smg Me A Chantey and others Thns group takes part rn the Annual Musrcade Vocal Festrval and contests Thls year they recerved a second place ranng at drstrrct con test We can s1ncerely say that we are proud of our boys chorus I Q5 'N nv e C1 otrn 1RCJ'Nl'1 RCN Nl: O Nlay lrene lcrlune lxxy Brandenburg, Nlaryor1e Peterson oyce C f n bchrader C arolyn ljWLllL Xlxrnm 1l11lm1n Ramon Burlxev, Ron 1111 liurlxey Cuall Cxxrlson, 'Nancy 0 Justx son oa , lloftmxn, C11err1e lou lirmdenburg, Yvonne Brandenburg S1CO'ND RCN liarbrra lowery Charlene 1iud1g,er ogcplunc leach, Clendl C mschovs Albert Nloffat, Robert Brandenburg, l'dw 1rd l31ond1n, Nlona llallrx xn udy Nlxers, Nlxrlaret Anderson met Durh xm l11lRD ROW Dorotlw lee C'aro1 Perltms, Nlxry Lou Odell -Xnn 1x1ndt 111411 1rd lxuntzen, Don xld C11r1bt1ansen, 11111 ldson, Brent lleddmb, Dolores Ccrdes, Donna Nlungor, Xlarwann Nthunem 1n 101 R111 RCN Carol Clxscw, 'Nancy Andersen, 'Kgnee 1 auntzen, Pit N1CCart11w ames CJhr1st1ansen, Ross 'llehouse Don 11d Custafson, Dennm Smder, Nlirllyn lois, Phyllrs Odha Xlonx V1eerts FIFTH ROV Phvl 111, C lrpenter, latsx Nash ohn Bola xmas Nhddleton, B111 Schrmtt, leRoy Rollo oc llaesler, oe V1 lterhouee, Roy 1 xthrop llarold lixrlcey liette o Nletgalfe Dlane Wangelm J-.Y ', 'N o J O Nlax love kepner, Nlax Launtzen, llarold Pashon Donald C u5raf sun 11 11113111 Non llolt -Xrthur llerdenrerc dl xr s n N1CUND RD lames Baker Rav mouse K nerr o xr liob Cnc ein Charles Polson, Dc in langforn, Lexus 1 pperson mf! xoss s x morrt Nordtn, Ronald Cloden ldvxard 15 ondln, Donald C11r15t1anien, Robert Brandenburg, Lauren 1 Nl ld 110 r enn at ornow ion ild aurltu lxxmon liurlnew, xmts C 11r1Qt1anQe lrent ct ln e , 1 X d cron tru a ous 11111 Nlllflllll Jenms Nn11cr CIJIX iuzxrd, ldvnar D Brxan 13111 lds n 1rt1x n s ax 1 r o n o 1, 1 oe xtrrlmuse, 'Ned Waterhouse oe llassler, Cxlen Nlattes Don All c n llxroll lllflxtx leliok liullo 1i1L111rd l.aur1t1e T 1. 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' i , 11111111 11111: cv 11. 1 . , -I 11 1 ' Q 'f . 1 1 '1' , 1 1 ' 1' u 1 11 11 4 I ' , 11. 1 lJlflt'1'11 Row: 1 - ' g, g If 11 mai. 1,11 16.1 11 111- ,A1'f1jc1,-, ' ,1 5 1 -, f ,11 1 11 11 ' 11 , ' i ,Q. lfll-1111 111111: 11111 1.1111 1111, 1 11 13 11. 11111 111.111, J 111 - ,- Q 1 1 ,- , 1 1 ' , 1 . 11, 1111110 , L 1 - 1', . 1' , 4' L AL H. CLARINET QUARTET: Harold Birkey, Glenda Ganschow, Carolyn Hoffman, john Bolz. CORNITI' SOLOIST Brent Weddin ig 175- TROMBONE QUARTET: Cherrie Brandenburg, Irene Perkins, Gayle Gloden, Dennis Snider. FLUTE TRIO: Gayla Burkey, Marilyn Foss, Lila Keleher. MIXED REED QUINTET: Marilyn Foss, Carol Per- kins, john Bolz, Norma Stone, Carol Casey. ...QM B.'lb5OON SOLUIBI Carol Casey CORNET SOLUIST Lou Ann fic-achler. judy Niyers - CLARINET TRIO: judy Ann Peach, Xi. I.. Odell, Phyllis Carpenter 5OLOI5I BASS CILARINI-QAI' SOLOISI Larolyn Hoffman 5-KXOPIIUNP QI -KRT I I L7 RIC Rrchard Iaurrtzen inn Ix1nIt uh I-rnk Nancx Gustafson BR'XbS I-NSINIBI I- I T RIC 'I udx Xiyers Don vustafson fherne Brandenburg Xiom Veerrs, Ronme Burkey Charles Whlre BR-INN INSIHXIBI I ISOX5 NOC M OC TI'T Ii cnt Iieddrnf, I I Idso Iknms HOITON1 RCW Ictt to rrght Hayle bIoden accompanrst, N rrcr no 'cr rn I1xII1s C lrpcnter Ramon Iiurkex C111 Larlsnn R Amon Iiurkex ames Chrrstransen TOP ROV Ieft to nght IEIII Idson joe Waterhouse joe Hass Ier Harold Iirrkex Iiob Brandenburg XIIXI-IJ XOL-XI OC II GIRL: NOC NL 5I'XTI1T 6 to rrgnt Carolxn Hoffman Ilonnx Hun accomnamst N1 rrIxn Ioss -Inn Inns: ct o ng, r Iio imnrc-nburg I5 II I son Iir N mrtt Ia or c- C Io C Iurrsuansen I T IO RIL III Donna Niungor Xian 'Inn Nchuneman -Inn Ixrndt Q axle I Ioden PhxII1s Carpenter N1ar1Ixn FOSS NII PING X1.1r1Ixn LJBIICDIIHC accompamst wa Marilyn bauemme SITTING Xiarxlyn Q allentme CayIe Cloden STANDING Donna Mona WEEKS Xiungor Xiona We-erti Ann Ixmdt Imda Khlson Irene Perkms B111 Schmltt Niarllyn Gallentxnc' Duane Vlangehn Nancy Phylhs. Ohda Andersen Xia :clung Hand at M I , . - A 7 ll ' V-fy . f 1 , I V ff' W r I f ' 1 i ff , , I I hixmv I N 4 L' 2 I g N Ri V . v..,- 4 1. gr Q, X ' 9 T I gm, , X We ff Uhr Svrrthvzi LIBRARY SOL! 'KL P ROBI I X15 J l 5 S NPh!:LH 'IXPINC C POMPTRY I ATIN II CHI1MIbfRY LAB R ,, 132 Qlhihz SITTING Carol Casey Phyllis Ohda, Ann hrndt Donna Mungor Brll Schmrtt Gayle Gloden Phyllrs Carpenter, Dolores Gerdes Yvonne Brandenburg Brent Wedding STANDING Rxchard Laurrtzen Dennrs Snider Harold Blrkey joe Waterhouse Carolyn Hoffman Mr Snrder Marrlyn Foss George Norden Pat McCarthy Adrran Magnuson ABSPNT Nancy Gustafson Cherrre Brandenburg Natuonal Honor Socuetq The Natronal Honor Society was frrst organr cratron of Secondary School Prrncrpals rn Chr cago rn 1919 It was started to strmulate scholarshrp rn the secondary schools of the country and to place secondary educatron on hrgher levels It was decrded to recognrze character, setvrce, leadershrp, and scholarshrp rn the students of the Hrgh Schools and rn so dorng to try to strmulate all members of the Hrgh School to try to attarn these attrrbutes The Natronal Councrl trres to rmpress on all members who are rnducted rnto the socrety thrs feelmg, Honor Socrety lust for therr Hrgh School years, but for Irfe The Don Marqurs Chapter of Walnut Commumty Hrgh School was grven rts charter on Aprrl 12 1948 Its present offrcers are Presrclent B111 Schmrtt Vrce Presrdent Gayle Gloden Secretary Treasurer Cherrre Lou Brandenburg Advrsor Cec1lA Snrder 2 . 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Q I zed at the annual meeting of the National Asso- that members are not elected to the National m . , , 7 ' l - I PWQ- SITTING Drane llangelrn Patsy Sash, Mona Hallman, Maryorxe Peterson B1ll Edson Marllyn Gallentrne Lrla Keleher Judy Myers Carolyn w1lll3mS Lxnda Wrlson STANDING Kay Brandenburg, Judy Fmk, Agnes I aurrtzen Nancy Andersen Joyce Norden, Mxss Cully Jxm Crlchrlst, Maryann Schuneman, Glenda Ganschow, Irene Perklns, udy Ann Peach Jumor Honor Socnetq The purpose of the Niehrtabel chapter of the Honor Socrery rs to create an enthusrasm for superror scholarsh1p to develop crtrzenshrp, an to msprre a desrre to serve the school and the commumty It has as rts prereqursrtes character, scholarsh1p,leadersh1p servxce and crtrzenshrp Before a student rs elrgrble to become a mem e he must have attarned an average of 90 and have drsplayed the above qualrtres to such an extent that at least half of the faculty feel that he deserves to become a member of the socrety Smce membershrp rs more or less of an honor ary nature the honor socrety does not engage rn many of the actrvrtres that other organrzarrons promote However, each year the two socretxes do try ro enloy one event durrng the school year whrch IS educarronal ln nature For the rnrtlatlon servrces varrous nerghbor mg schools have been rnvrted to conduct the ceremony In the fall the Sterlmg Hrgh School mrrratmg team was the guest group and rn the sprrng LaSalle Peru conducted a very frne cere mony It rs hoped that our students wrll recerve some msprrauon from seemg students from other schools conduct an rmpressrve ceremony The offrcers for thrs school year were Presr dent, Brll Edson Vrce Presrdent, Lrla Keleher, Secretary Treasurer, Nlarrlyn Gallentme Advr sor, Clarxbel Cully pw FRONT ROW Denn1s Sn1der Adr1an Ma uson Yvonne Brandenburg Mr Snxder SFCOND ROW J1mChr1st1an sen, Mary Anderson, Charlene Rud1ger ll Schmrtt, Ga1l Carlson ar1lyn Foss, Carol Perlcms THIRD ROW oe Hassler, Harold Brrkey, B111 Glafka Patsy Sash Maryorle Peterson, Gene D1r, Roy Lathrop FOURTH ROW Doug Iztherxdge, Bob Von Holten Marxlyn Ray Schoff Joyce Norden Judy Ann Peach Gallentrne, Lrla Keleher, udy Fxnk Ronnre Burkey, Dean Langford, Student Councul S'IUDI NT COUNCIL OFFICIN RS SI NAT ORS Presrdent Adnan Magnuson Senror B111 Schmltt V1ce Pres1dent 13011015 Snlder unror Charlene Rudrger Secretary Sophomore Ga11 Carlson Treasurer Yvonne Brandenburg Freshman Nlary Anderson PRI SI NT ATIVLS Sen1or Nlar11yn I oss Sophomore I 11a lxeleher 1m Chr1st1ansen 13011 Von llolten Carol Perkrns Xlanlyn Gallentme B111 Q lafka Doug hthendge unror Patsy Sash Freshman udy Ann Peach Roy Lathrop Joyce Norden oe llassler Ronald Burkey Nlaryorle Peterson udy Irnk C ene ljlf ll lrold Ihrltey 'Ihe Student C ouncrl, rn order to create more 1nterest th1s year had electrons vyhrch were run 1n the best po11t1cal fashron lkhen all of the campargn dust had settled these candrdates were vrctorrous Adrran Nlagnuson Denny Snrder and Vonnre Brandenburg The frrst mayor actrvrty of the Student Coun C11 was the llomecommg Durrng the half trme ceremony of the football game the llomecomrng ueen was croyyned by Lo Captam LeRoy Rollo She and her court yyere presented the follovung mght at the dance The queen was Nancy Jo Gustafson and her attendants were Vonnre Brandenburg lxay Brandenburg Carolyn Xhllrfims, and Xlona lkeerts Dean Langford Ray Schoff Ih1s years Chrrstmas party was drfferent because of the presence of Santa Claus Cm realrty Xlr Reynoldsl Santas appearance added to the garety of the party Ihe last dance to be sponsored by the Stu dent Councxl was the Sprrng Formal vyh1ch vyas Xiarch 20 Ihe gy mnasrum yxas decorated 1n the sprrng theme and musr for the evenrng :yas furnrshed by Don 'lddams and hrs orchestra On ipr11 25 and Z4 our Student Councrl was represented by 'ldrran Magnuson and Denny Smder at the annual Student Councrl conventron IU Chrcago ' N 3 I I -u J-'L , yan I ff .1 af' ' -- 1' : . . . n . 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Newspa pe This yeur's newspaper staff cooperated with ir adusor Nlr tsrl to produce a ine paper The bi xxcelxlx piper published in the Walnut l eader vsent under the name of the Blue Raid R lxpress lleading, the stiff are the editors Dennis Snider and Nancy Andersen The class editors ire Glenda Cyanschow Don Christiansen, Pfxtsx Sash and joe Waterhouse , , tx xsc ow, yrs r Staff The paper had letters between Diane Wangelin and Phyllis Cjirpenter containing all of the latest gossip The sports column was expertly handled by joe llassler, while Gene Dir wrote the special features Ihe office nevrs was written by Ross Alshouse and manv other members of the class helped to produce a fine paper Brothers and Sisters 'H fx Dx' n INK H JNT ROW sniltr Dennis Snider Ramon liurltex Ciaxla liurlccy, Dxrrwl liurlxex Nlarv WHJCISOU, Xlargaret IC N nderson N ir U xc c owce Dschc, Iommx liell une Bell has Brandenburg, Bob Branded urt,, osephinc learn dx K n Pe c 1 I x ROW Nlona Hillman Nixrna llxllman Irene Perkins Carol Per ns, we utr t c Nutt! 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U? l I'IlONI' HOW Phyllis Carpenter Mary Ann Schuneman Norma Stone Nancy Andersen Glenda Ganschow Kay Brandenburg 'Vlarilyn Gallentlne SECOND ROW 'Vlary Anderson Cherr1e Brandenburg Irene Perkins Ann Ftheridge JoAnn Peach Lois Yon llolten Janet Durham Lou Ann Beachler Charlene Rudiger Yvonne Brandenburg Barbara I owery Cayla Burltey TIIIRD ROW Nliss Cully Nlargaret Anderson Joseplune Peach Nancy Jo Gustafson Dorothy Crane Dorothy Lee Lucille Trohaugh Nlarjorle Peterson Donna 'Vlungor Llla Keleher Joan Schrader Joyce llowes POUBTII ROW Ilyrna Hallman Judy Ann Peach Barbara 'Vletcalfe Linda Wllson Harr1etBlackert Judy Nlyers Joyce Dyche Carolyn Williams Shirley Dyche Judy Fink Carolyn Iloffman FIFTH ROW Dolores Gerdes Agnes Launtzen 'Vlarllyn FUSS Mona Weerts Nlary lou Odell Joyce Norden Roberta Wiggzm Carol Casey, Ann Kindt Carol Perkins 'Vlona Ilallman SIX'Ill ROW June Bell Joan Westman Marjorle White Carolyn Monson Patsy Sash Anita acobs Diane Wangelm Gayle Floden Phyllls Ohda Bette Jo 'Vletcalfe llazel Schulte fwllbif JUNIOR VARSITY CIIICICRLFADERS Left to R'ght: Norma Stone Nancy Andersen Clenda Ganschow and there are no dues Each year one of the varsity cheerleaders is elected president of the club so that she may better coordinate practices with the games This year, Maryann Schuneman acted as president, Glenda Ganschow as vice president, and Marilyn Foss as secretary The project for next year is to promote a year- round program of good sportsmanship It is hoped that the adults will also catch some of the sports- manship displayed by the students Pep Club The Pep Club was organized for the purpose of giving unified support to our athletlc teams A practice session is held once each week, especially at the beginning of the season when the group is learning the various cheers After that time, sessions are not held quite so often During students assemblies on Fridays, a few short snappy yells are given in order to create enthusiasm and also to honor the players Since the club has no particular need for money, it does not engage in money making activities 'Nl VARSITY CIIICERLIQADICRS Left to Right: Phyllis Carpen- ter Mary Ann Schuneman Kay Brandenburg Vlarilyn Callen- tine SITTING James Mrddleton Dennls Snlder Bob Brandenburg james Llnd james G11chr1st Adnan Magnuson Pat McCarthy B111 Colvm james Chnstlansen Donald Chr1st1ansen B111 Edson STANDING Mr LaRussa Roland Von Holten B111 Glafka Ned Waterhouse joe Hassler B111 Schm1tt LeRoy Rollo Roy Lathrop joe Waterhouse Mr Va1l W Club The W Club IS an organ1zat1on formed by those boys who earn mayor letters rn football basket ball, or track The offlcers for th1s year were Adnan Magnuson pres1dent Par NlcCarthy v1ce pres1dent and 11m Grlchrlst, secretary treasurer Our sponsor was 'wir La Russa Each year the W Club holds a dance Th1s dance IS sponsored by sellmg t1ckets to the yumor varsrty football games and by sponsorlng two basketball games Th1s year the basketball games were between the e1ghth grade and the Freshmen and the Semors and Underclassmen The Freshmen barely nosed out the elghth graders by one pornt 1n the f1rst second game the Semors better Harlem Globesquatters handllv Underclassmen The h1ghl1ghts were the br1111ant ball handlmg game In the known as the defeated the of thls game exh1b1t1on of Captam Rrchard Laurlrzen and the crafty srrar egy of Coach Eds111 Thls year the dance was held Aprll 9 wxth joe De Zuttr furnrshrng the muslc B111 Schm1tt sang two numbers at 1nterm1ss1on All mayor letter men Cheerleaders and managers of the Walnut H1gh School were mvrted ' . . , . 4 , . . , . , , , N I , , I ,U . : . , I 9 I 1 7 7 1 I . . 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BOTTOM ROW Irene Perkins, Cherrxe Brandenburg Kay Brandenburg, Carolyn Williams Glenda Ganschow,Phyllxs Carpenter, Charlene Rudrger Yvonne Brandenburg, Mary Anderson Miss Cully SECOIND ROW Gayla Burkey Lo1s Von Holten, Joyce Howes, Margaret Anderson Lucille Trobaug Mary Ann Schuneman, Marjorie Peterson osephine Peach Joyce Dyche IoAnn Peach Lou Ann Beachler Barbara Lowery THIRD ROW Donna Mungor Carolyn Hoffman, Myrna Hallman, udy Fink Shirley Dyche, Dorothy Lee Mona Hallman oan Schrader, Lila Keleher, anet Durham FOURTH ROW Barbara Metcalfe Dolores Cerdes udy Myers, linda Wilson Mary Lou Odell Marilyn Gallentine, Carol Perkins Harriet Blaclftert udy Peach, Nancy Gustafson FIFTH ROW Roberta Wiggim Carol C asey Ann Kindt llazel Schulte, oan Wcstmfxn oyce Norden Agnes I aur1t7en, Marilyn Foss Mona W eerts Norma Stone QIXIII ROW Bette o Metcalfe Carolyn Monson Gayle bloden Nancy Anderson Anita acobs Diane Wangelin Patsy Sash Phyllis Ohda Nlarlorle White une Bell GAA The G A A is an organization for the purpose of promoting interest in sport type activities for its members Due to the fact that so manv of the girls ride on the busses and also are unable to use the gym during the winter time the activities are more or less limited to spring and fall activities Last fall the Walnut girls sponsored the fall play day for approximately ten neighboring schools This spring they attended a play day at DePue on April 24 Play Days are sponsored by the Illinois League of State urls -Xthletic Associations and are held at centers throughout the state of Illinois The purpose of play days is for girls to play together, to get acquainted with others from surrounding towns and to promote good sportsmanship and a feeling of friendlxness among schools in a certain area The program is not an inter school one but designed more after the festival type of program that is being promoted in various other activi ties In addition to hikes etc the group enjoys suppers throughout the winter months The event that everyone looks forward to is the annual slumber party The all night event was held on 'wlay 7 this year and was well attended Besides the slumber party a movie and bowling were rncluded The officers for the year were president, olen da Ganschow vice president Phy ll1s Carpenter secretary -treasurer Carolyn Williams. 5 7 55 -4. 3x-,ff fo' 553 fa. 'E' R ,us vf X i 01' 4l '- 4 J .Z ff dl I f' XZ, il -!',,f- -9' P-3 .1 W '53-'n.,, 1 4 'Z fxff'--,- 52. 4'-. 1-N 'QQNMIQV T THE AGRICUIII URE BUII DING Agriculture The WCH S Vocational Agriculture Depart ment was organized in August of 1923 with Mr Clarence Hatland our present teacher as the trrst instructor under the Smith Huges Act of 1917 1918 This made W C H S the fifth high school in Bureau County to offer vocational agriculture In 1923 Room 11 was the agriculture room, with the room below as a storage room The commercial rooms housed the Farm Mechanics course. In 1926 the Farm Mechanics Course was moved to the basement level of the school until 1941, when the N.Y.A. project built the 30' x 83' building which was to house the entire- agri- culture department. In 1932 the regular agri- culture rooms were moved from Room 9 to the rooms now occupied by the commercial depart ment and in 1952 an addition was built to the farm shop to make ir a complete agricultural building for all classes and adult classes The department offers three courses in agri culture and has had a great influence on the practices in the Walnut community. Walnut has four AMERICAN FARMERS and thirty-eight STATE FARMERS and the Ward Fischer and Harvey M. McKinney insignias on the National F.F.A. insignia. The new addition and remodeling of the old farm building was planned and drawn by Mr. Clarence Harland. U x 1, Q :I ,r SKA'- Sophomore Agriculture Class gr State delegates to F F A conventlon at Champazgn, I1I1no1s IFFT TO RIGHT Harold Bxrkey Don B C d I h Heaton Nh' Hatland, Glenn Mattes and Geor e mce any secon P ace winner' Section t ree 'Norden ' g Tractor Rodeo Contest. 512121212121 Wil? El -4 x.. W FRONT POW Mr Hatland Bruce Carr Don Heaton, Glen Nlattes, George Worden jim Middleton Gail Carlson SECOND ROW ames Baker, Tom Bell Ronnie Burkey, Lewis Fpperson Ken lxuhnert Charlene Rudxger Ronnie Gloden, Delbert Carr, Lowell Kepner Ramon Burkey THIRD ROW Bob Dunn Harold Pashon Arthur Heidenrelch Ray Schoff I-mest Jacobs Frank Strader Lauren Tomow Charles Polson, Eddie Blondin FOURTH ROW' Bob Geldean, Ixerth Sherman, Fddie Neahring, Bob Von Ilolten Gene Dir, larry Akrrdge FIFTH ROW Ross Alshouse Bob Brandenburg, Sam Fordham, Darryl Burkey Bob Hassle-r Edgar Palmer SIXTH ROW' Charles White I eland Steele, Gary Buzzard Harold Birkey joe I-Iassler, Duane Christensen Alfred Jacobs Don Christiansen 1954 I I I resident Glenn Niattes Vice President Ceorge Norden Secretxry alarm s Nhddlc ton Irelsurer Donald Heaton Reporter Cyail C arlson Sentinel Bruce C arr The I F A is built on leadership, eharacter building sportsmanship cooperation service thrift scholarship citizenship and patriotism This year we sponsored paper drives sold garden seeds and participated in 11 C om Picker Safety Program Some of the most active mem bers attended the Section 111 I eadership Train ing Lamp at Port Byron the State I I- A C vention in Champaign the Sectional land udging Contest the Nioline Area boil C onserva tion Contest in Orion, and the Section lll Tractor Rodeo in 'Neponset The outstanding accomplishments of our Chapter include the winning of Ist olace n Section 111 in Farm and Home Beautification by George 'Norden' 2nd place hx Bruce Carr in the Tractor Rodeo' Winners in the P.G.A. Corn Show and the Section 111 F.F.A. I '1ir in Prince- ton. We also won 20th place in the lxational Duroc Swine judging Contest. MJ llRb'l ROV Marilyn ballentlne Charlene Rudiger lxay Brandenburg Agnes laurltzen Nancy Andersen Mona Hallman Marjorie Petersen Phyllis Odha Cayle Cloden oan Xlestman bl COND ROW june Hell Mary Lou Odell Karolyn Monson Hazel Qchulte Marjorie White Norma Stone Mrs Waddell Patsy Sash Anita acobs Mona Weerts Diane Wangelln udy Ann l each Dorothy Crane llllRlJ ROW Glenda Ganschow Marilyn Foss oAnn Peach judy Mye s lou Ann Beachler lrene Perkins Roberta Viggim Myrna Hallman Carol Perkins Margaret Anderson Harriet Blacltert IOURIH ROW Mary Anderson, inet Durham Marilyn Calsyn Shirley Dyche ose phine Peach I ucille Trobaugh udy link oyee 'Nlorden Phyllis C xrpcnter Barbara Metcalfe oyce Howes lots Von llolten Ann l theridge Gayld Pfurltcy The org aniaation meeting and installation of officers of l HA took place early in the fall of the present school year Mrs Waddell and Mrs Andersen gave interesting talks at this meeting giving their viewpoints as to what la H K should mean to the girls and how me could improve our chapter The mothers were encouraged t back our organization and urge their laughters to attend at least one evening meeting 1 month During this meeting the following officers were elected. Presi dent Nancy Anlersen' Vice Presilent Agnes Lauritzen' Treasurer Ray Brandenburg' Recording Secretary, Patsy Sash' Corresponding Secretary, oan Westman' Parlia- mentarian Charlene Rudiger' Song Leader 'Norma Stone' Pianist Marilyn Uallentine' Degrees Chairman ay Cloden' Historian Marjorie Petersen' Recreation Chair- man Mona Hallman' Public Relations Chairman Anita acobs' l rojects Chairman Phyllis Ohda' Chapter Mother Mrs. Harvey Andersen' Advisor Mrs. Marilyn Waddell. .among the various activities of the chapter included: The State Leadership Conference h ld at liast li y Camp Lake Bloomington in uly' the Leadership Confer- ence held at Hall Township High School in September and attended by Mona Hallman Phyllis Ohda Agnes Lauritzen Anita acobs Mrs. Andersen and Mrs. Wad- dell' the Christmas caroling party and Chili supper held I' the . an th F.H.A.: the Spring Rally hel in Princeton April third and atten lefl by 25 girls 5 mothers and Mrs. Waddell' the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet held in Walnut April LO with Mrs. Walgreen as gues speaker' Initiation of new members on March l with l5 freshmen and one sophomore coming into the organiza- tion. Kle believe that our chapter of the l-'.H.A. is an active organization and well supported by its members and Mrsallarvey Andersemuhapter Mother sponsors. Home Economics Scene Home Economics The Home Economics Department of W C H S is located on the lower and balcony level of our building in rooms 13 14 and 17 It is rom these rooms that fragrant odors of frying meats, baking pastries, and other tasty foods invade other class rooms and tantalize students, yust recently been equipped with automatic garbage disposal, metal cabinets, modern work tables a new dinette set, deep freeze automatic washer and dryer and other pieces of modern equipment In this department of our school, girls are also instructed in the fine arts of homemakmg which include sewing, planning home decora ting, use of modern home equipment, and other useful skills so necessary in the modern home There are three rooms and a dining room given to this department and these rooms as Well as the equipment, are also used extensively by other organizations and clubs It is here that Home Economics, although not as spectacular as some of our other school activities, is one of the most important departments in our school Under the direction of Mrs Waddell, this impor tant part of our school life has been greatly expanded and offers some of the most popular courses in our curriculum U . . . , y i . f .. . '1 before meal time. This school kitchen has banquets are prepared, lunches are given, etc. Y , I . . . U .ff KRW VLJUKINU CLASQ SILXXIXQQ SifIfNli DRI xk X1-XIxI'Nl -n I IN HH HXM IK IR JN H we ' Nirs Walgreen F '56 speaker at FHA Banquet. Y? Kenneth Kuhnert Walnut Champton Corn Kmg m 1953 O ,nc +,...f p 3 mf ' i- rv Bruce can and Mr Harland. Members of the Land Judging Contest,- Farm shop scc-ne 'M Sv na, K K 1 , i i Q -. I 1 M QP: V A 5 , H ai L , fx y ,f ' ' xr , W, . ,3-,fi ,i L fl. 1 5, AX? my M V n W fe t H' E Q' 3 I Q if f tg E V QW 9' V? W ' X ' . Q ,f t 4 at 1, Q' '::'E . ,fl-P-V J ' at ' - J ., QQ. D GPL ff A 1 1 L.- 6Z'6'J as 0' Alina Sana. fig' or I Abyf AM ,ipr,.f ?..'-.,,?'g.i5 5'f af,-ff 0 X I M-fmfmnmrrmm ,U N-. if i' 3 Q X X9 f A, gl 'QI , I X X Chia. X 4 1 vi '- 1 9 O. , ff if an ' I . ' -., A ,'-AU, p o ,. V V , e f-a , f 0 6 A ,' . n::::54:?3 '2'fi'. -:SGP !' 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'--l.. f ,go SITTING joan Westman, B111 Edson Don Gustafson 1m Chrlstlansen S'l ANDINC1 udy Myers Adnan Magnuson Ned Waterhouse, Marilyn Gallentme Mona Weerts Larry Wlllrams Youth Dag Th1s year the town board decxded to try to strmulate mterest rn the youth day electrons and trred to make the whole electron educatronal as wellas a competrtron between groups ofclasses Bob Schultz came to school and gave a speech rn assembly on the workrngs and dutres of the town board and the offrce of mavor The plans whrch were lard out by members of th town board were that the schools be d1v1ded mto three partres the grade school as the lndepen dents the I-reshman Sophomores desrgnated is the Peoples Partv and tht C1t17ens P IIIX bexnt the unror Bemors The partxes each held separ ate caucuses and selected therr candrdates and and campargn managers lhe halls were decora ted wrth posters and placards, the campargn berng a hard fought one The Peoples Party tr1umphed rn the end and elected thc followrnt Xflayor Brll ldson Marshall Don Gustafson Clerk joan Westman Trustees Judy Nlyers Ned Waterhouse Xiarrlyn Jallentrne and Niona Weerts The candrdates from the Crtrzens Party that were elected were fkdrmn Nhgnuson trustee and 1m Chnstransen Constable The Indepen dents representatrve was Lfzrrv Xhllrams trus tee The offrcers met w1th the town board and were buefed as to the rmportfance and purpose of therr posrtrons Khth thrs knowledge they operated very successfully on the d xy 1nd mpht of llfll loween As usual the town botrd furmshed wueners, Don and entertarnment for all of the small chrldren The offrcers kept order and everyone enjoved a safe and sane Halloween whrch proved to be educatronal as well as fun Assembly The assembly programs this year were set up by the Student Council so that all of the organ izations in school would get a chance to perform In addition to these there were three hired assem blies which were of a high caliber. On October 2, the first of three professionals put on their assembly. They were Zaney Blaney and Joyce, a magical act mixing comedy with tricks. U The Roamers appeared next on November 12. This group consisted of a baritone, a so- prano, and a pianist, all of whom performed individually and in duets. On March 26, Rever- end Powell and his wife showed a movie and articles of clothing from their trip through South America. The first organization to present an assembly was the Senior class, on january 16. Their program was 'This is Your Life , depicting the life of Chuck Vail. The next assembly was a Programs dramatization of Dragnet given by the juniors of February 6 A popular assembly was that presented by the speech class On March 5 they presented their one act play Life of the Party. The Sophomore assembly given March 19, was a sketch of the seniors as they pictured them twenty years from now. The last class to give an assembly was the Freshman class. On April 9 they presented 'Arthur Godfrey and His Friends . Other organizations giving assemblies during the year were the music depart- ment, the faculty, Pep Club, and G.A.A. On May 14, the Senior Play Cast presented a portion of their play, 'Stranger in the Night. The last assembly was, of course, the Closing Assembly held on the last day of school. At this assembly awards and report cards were handed out. The student assembly programs this year achieved much interest and were enjoyed by all. Noon Hour Program The noon hour program this year was set up to utilize all of the available space and equipment which was on hand. Mr. Reynolds was the super- vising faculty member on duty. The program was set up so that no equipment could be in use before 12:20, thus allowing ample time for the noon meal. When the weather didn't permit the students to go outside, the indoor activities were dancing on Tuesday and Thursday, basketball every day on the east end of the gym, and volley ball on the west end of the gym on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Some of the other noon hour activities were tumbling, boxing, wrestling, baseball, couch foot- ball, punching bag, and ping-pong. In order to create more interest in ping-pong, a tournament was held. This stimulated interest in the sport, not only among the students, but also among the faculty.. Many of the students were defeated by Mr. Vail, Mr. Edsill, and Mr. Reynolds. Every student had a chance to participate in the activi- ties and all participating enjoyed the varied and interesting activities of this year's noon hour program. i953 HOMECOMING A., ueen and her court Where 1s Adfldll? W' '1 btruttlng her stuff Ihe homecommg feSt1v1t1es got under vxu Thursdax, October 22 ruth a pep rallx on the campus The band plaxed f1ght songs the cheerleaders led the student b lx nn thttrs ind thc school song and the touhes xnl Q xp t'11ns presented speeches lhc evcnxng, vxxs cllmaxed bx 1 snake dance stirtmg firound the bonfxre and Kundmg through mlm street rt lleisc uw 1 mum Ihc next mght vx is the hometonnnt football game vwhlch was to be Walnut s toughest Lon ferencc game lhc bind presented tnc flag e orc thc gjinuc got un lcr vvix c LIIDL KK is rr fought l ended st tlt vu nerthtr trim CI'OSS1I1L, the oppmcnt s twenty xartl lmt 1 l Xl x 7 , . ' ' ., A 5 g 2 .X ti in W fn? ,N , Y -s Q , V ' ', 2 A f 1 f, VL lf 5? 2- ' 4, M '5 Q . ay - .k A ' W , I ' , k VV, ' , s ' i ' 1 ' rr A b 1' 1 s V X . 5 I . K . 7 N l Q x I , , 4, , K , , , K , L - L . . iv ', X 5 , s , ,L . ' ' s L k- . ' 1 in ' ' . 01 ' ' A' 5 b I' - ' Y. - bf 1 - 1 'Ill' va A '19 2 ' 5 , ' ' A ' . 1 . 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L , 'l- V . 1 1-sv I is HUMFCOMING QUPI N1 AND HI R COURT junror hay Brandenburg Sophomore Carolyn Vllllams Cocaptam ll N n jo Gustafson Co eaptun Adrlan Magnuson Freshman Mona Weerts Senror Yvonne leroy Ro o ueen, a cy Brandenburg Nlhe halftrme entertarnment rncluded the formatrons of the band and the crovunmg of the 5ueen Nancy jo bustafson and recognrtron of 'ittendants benror lvonne Brandenburg unlor, lxay Brandenburg Sophomore Llrolyn Xlrllrams and lreshman Xlona lleerts batutday mght the homecommg dance was held IH the hrgh school gy mnasrum ruth oe D1 7utt1's band plaunf, The decoratrons were mn 1 football motrf complete xuth xard lme mark ers challxed freld Ind goal posts The mtcr m1ss1on conslsted of rm Nerbout vocalrst from Neponset Xlarrlxn loss vogalrst and the C lo den boxs lhe queen and her xttendants were recognraed and Ninn xx is presented .1 doaen red roses Dancrnt, resumed after the rnter mrssron brrngmg to 1 close a memorable and successful homecomrm, I , Mana? 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It featured cami- val stands on the gym floor and a talent show each night in the auditorium. The climax of the last evening was the selection of King and Queen. Those selected were the Sophomore candidates, Carolyn Williams and Doug Etheridge. 111 ,1 A . Q v. , g i kv! 13 , 5 wxwf Tsar Kxgsw-:fig t at yztcfzc-.t if affix'-'Kash-I X513 QFD-Xj-Imxsx N +wQQgk K xnxx! Q fhf,s?'5,'s'i, L 9 I U 'Wk ,Y iv 5.,hw:'g,W ,n A 'K y 9 -s in Tk-1 . 1 J, , 1 :,w,i,Wt,,g1mm4! W 4 -L11 f' ' 1' 15 Q? J' 4' - N as gm as aim ,W 1.515 gi' aw ' 6 fm mi' it xszxmjxwfe 9 Basketball Shooting fx Ann Kindt ..... Gayle Gloden. . . Pat 'McCarthy . Adnan Nlagnuson . . . . Sylvia Lee . . . Mable Crane Fddie Beach Grant Terry Yvonne Brandenburg Nona Pollard B111 Schmntt Cl1ffNewk1rk Rrchard Laurltzen j T Rutledge Dolores Gerdes Velda Stevens Donna Nlungor Nlarcella Bender jxm Gllchrlst Sam Ftsk Carolyn Hoffman Rose ordan Cherrle Lou Brandenburg Qandra lung Sensor On Nlay 14 the semor class presented the play Stranger nz the 'Vzgbt a mystery Comedy rn three acts The scene was centered around a glfr shop tn the lobby of a large hotel Sylvta Lee and Mable Crane were partners rn the busr Nancy Andersen Laura Morton Roy Lathrop Grandad Barbara Lowery Tllly Phyllls Carpenter Harold Blrkey Kay Brandenburg Charlene Rudrger Glenda Ganschow George Nlorden Dennrs Snrder Agnes l aurltzen Nlaryorre Peterson Bob Geldean Betty Shadduck Klp Shadduck Trudle Ludxe udy jack Norwood jim Nlahoney Abby Hrggrns Nlrs ,lobe Feeney Detectxve Class Plaq ness and the plot developed with a murderer at large nn the hotel A young newspaper colummst named Grant Terry solved the crrme and won the heart of Sylvra Lee Wfwf-f OP 01 i- -F- P -496 . Jumor Class Plaq The jumor Class presented the play Grandad Steps Out on November 70 The play a three act comedy takes place m the lrvxng room of Nlrs Laura Niorton S home Grandad, who has been conftned and forced to go on a rrgrd and colorless dtet, has the urge to get out jim Mahoney, an old fnend of Grandad s, comes and together they manage to sneak Grandad out of the house The famrly thmks he IS krdnapped and calls the polrce In the confusron, Grandad sltps back onto hrs favorrte Couch and the play ends wrth everyone happy and Grandad contented I . , . I , . i . ' A . - . - A - 1 --' lta' W y . . . . . . . . . I 551 - - - Q . . . . . . . . J L3 ' ' 3 stnrts , C ,- Y . - .... 1 .6 V f' 1 ',, A, ' I , gg, ' g A 2. . . . . . . . . , H E' .V if FQ: IJ I x , Us lt r f ,, ' Q Q Nbguwf 4: ,T IK , ' . - T ll Mk Q A T A A xt M' O . W - , 1 -V - ' 1 ' , . , . . ,,,....w-eo. Jumor Semor Prom One of the most fabulous proms and banquets was sponsored by the Class of 55 on the even mg of May 21 w1th a general theme of Under the Sea The gym was beauufully decorated to deprct the theme wrth a false cerlmg of varnous shades of blue brlghtly colored frsh sea urchms and deep sea drvers arustrcally drawn on the panorama encrrclmg the gym Precedmg the prom the 1un1or class mothers served a most delrcrous banquet conslstmg of such tasty drshes as Serpent s Delrght Ccock tarlj Shark Steak and Whxte Caps Cswrss steak and mashed potatoesl Treasure Island Cpeasy Sea Sponge Csaladl Ocean Rolls Sea Foam Cgherbefj and Waters of the Nlurky Deep Ccoffeel The toastmaster for the evenmg was Dennls Smder Reverend Wharton saxd the grace followed by a welcome from George Norden flung Neptunel The response was grven bv Pat McCarthy CAn Old lxmgfrshl B111 Schmxtt entertarned wrth a vocal solo Asleep rn the Deep and Mr Varl CA Blowfrshj gave the closmg speech entrtled Nets the ser1ous speech of the evenrng Dancmg to the musrc of Theldon Myers com pleted the most Wonderful event of the school year for the yunxors and senlors rdf' B Q Q N l . tg lr ,il ' f ' ,' V. v2 'Q fr -1-' T1 'rf T 1 . , ,, 'N X I ,X Siqng, 'sv e ' L K4 -tl! - -A 7. 0 , I X e A I O i I ' ' I ' ' 9 . , . , ,, . . . - r - ' ' u zz.- - 0 9 , . 1 . ' . s ' ' . D 1 3 D ' k 'iran rs. 1' .L , fi 1 I ! Y 'lv -Y 7 i ' , 1 ,. L, . . - , X I f-I-s-g,,f-- ',nuuvnv9 qi'-:pf I l..i-0'1 Q. ,w,....-..... ii..i....?,,- -i ,i... Q- !! 1' The Qsomwq l' F ,Y.l..i,, MY?- , Went Q-u--eng.,-, STEPHEN LA RUSSA, Athletic Director Mr. La Russa, a graduate of Illinois Col- lege, coaches the football and track teams. He has finished his tenth year at Walnut, serving two years under Mr. Dremann and then taking over in the fall of '47, His fine record includes six out of seven conference football victories. He has always been an advocate of good sportsmanship and has not only been highly looked upon by his players and fans but by his opponents as well. C HARLEQ VAII Mr Vail, having finished his first year at Walnut has proved himself IH everyway capa ble fle coached thc basketball team and was the assistant in football and frank Chuck graduated from Westem lllinoxs State Teacners College and has had several years of teachlng experience affi ROBI' RT RFYNOI D9 Mr Reynolds a graduate ofthe University of Iowa, served his first year capably as assistant coach in football basketball, and track Bob scoured all of the football teams and if the second team could not run t e plays Mr Reynolds ran them himself IOOTBAI L SCHFDULF DAT!-I PLACE WON LK ST Sept Princeton l rinceton . . Walnut f Sept. Walnut Walnut Galva . . . Oct. Oct. Oct Oct. Cl- Nov. Toulon W alnut Toulon . Walnut Walnut Wyoming . 4 I-Ilmwood Bradford rinceville Elmwood Walnut . . Walnut Walnut . . . l rinceville Walnut . . ' 6 Walnut Walnut . .. Wethersfield . 21 Coach Steve La Russa and hrs able assrstants FRONT ROW L to R Bob Geldean Ross Alshouse, Brlly hdson, Don Gustafson, Sammy Fordham, Laffy Akndge Gene Drr SECOND ROW Brent Weddrng, Ned Waterhouse Dennrs Smder, rm Grlchrrst, George Norden, john Bolz, Glen Mattes, Rrchard Laurrtzen THIRD ROW Bob Von Holten Don Chrlstlansen, Bully Glafka Brll Schmrtt, joe Hassler,Joe Waterhouse, Roy Lathrop, jrm Mrddleton FOURTH ROW Nlr La Russa, Mr Reynolds, Bob Brand enburg, rm Chrrstransen, jrm Lrnd, LeRoy Rollo, Adnan Magnuson, Brlly Colvrn Pat McCarthy, Roland Von Hol ten M' Va1l The Blue Rarlers were beaten by PRI lf FTPNJ Charles Varl and Robert Reynolds had frfty one bovs report for the 1953 football season usual everyone thought the Walnut team would be lost wrthout the presence of the 1952 senror players However, a team wrnnrng the srxth consecutrve Flackhawk Conference trtle was caotarns Adnan Xlagnuson and L Roy Rollo Robert Brandenburg james Chrrstransen, Pat NicCarthy joe Hassler, and jrm Nlrddleton 'Ien other play ers along wrth these boys won the con ference and recerved mayor letters Brllv Colvrn ames Qrlchrrst, Brlly Glafka ames Lrnd Brll Schmrtt, Roland Non Holten, Don Chnstransen Roy Lathrop, Dennrs Qnrder, and Don Gustafson rn the season s opener 30 13 'Iouchlowns were made by Xlagnuson and Rollo Rollo converted the only extra nornt Walnut s frrst Plackhawk onoonent was JAL VA The score of thrs game was 45 f wrth Wal downs were made by llassler Grlchrrst 4cC.arthy Rollo two and ragnuson two Rollo krcked three conversrons Walnut s second vrcton of the xear was rn the next game nlaxed on the TDLLJN grrdrron :core 76-6 hrrstradsen, tackle had us dreams come true wnen he went across tne goal lme for a touchdown Jther touchdowns rrade by . l l , 2 , ' ' f ' , . A t : , x I , - I r . . u J I 5 1 ' , . . ' ' ' .MQ . . - . , - 1 J . As A . v . 1 ' , . ' ' 'vi n . , V h R . . . . ' --Y ' - , , - Q I t . v. . . , , - built around Seven remmmg lettermenz CO- nu berng on the wrnnrng end Walnut s touch v v , T' ' l ' ' p ' , ' 1 1 N' s ' 1 . ,, v . . - , .. K . -7 . . , Q . . , . . Y - Y v L v . j 'R ' , J , ' - . 1. C ' ' r -' , . I , 1 - - ' 5, ' x n s L - A 1 orlchrrst and Rollo two Rollo krcl ed two extra pornts WY D IIN' game Walnut won 79 7 Ire score does not sound as rf the game was anythmg ex ceptronal but at half trme Wxomrng h rrla 1 0 lead Walnut s conlrtxonmg began to show rn the second half as the Rarders turned the trde and went on to a decrsrve vrctorx xlagnuson and Vceatthy each contrrbutel one touchdown lxollo contrr buted two touchalowns and four extra pomts I-LUW DCD was more or less 21 ptactrce game w1th the score 45 6 Elmwood made therr one touchdown rn the last few seconds of the game Nic arthv made one touchdown Rollo one touch down and krcked two extra oornts tlagnuson made frve touchdowns and ran one extra oornt Walnut s homecomrng game was w1th QRAID whrch more or less tells for rtself what krnd of 1 game rt was PRINFEVILLT S Homecomrng game was 21 1 upset to them as Walnut won 210 oe Ilassler s AC lxll KW lx Walnut Bradford W Omxng Galva. Wethersfreld Toulon Prlncex rlle l lmw ood. O defensrve ayrng was excellent rn thrs game Nlc arthy one touchdown Xlagnuson two touch downs and Rollo two conversrons The Walnut vs WETHT RSFIELD game was a good game w1th Walnut wrnnrng 26-21 rm Crl chrrst came rnto hrs own rn thrs game He aver aged erght yards per carry of the ball Touch downs were made by Grechrrst one Rollo one and Nlagnuson two Rollo krcked two conver srons Adrran Magnuson was too scorer rn the Black hawk Conference w1th 3 DOIUIS LeRoy Rollo was rn second P1306 scorrng 67 oomts Walnut had frve players on the All Blackhawk Conference Team They were Adtran Magnuson, LeRox Rollo Pat N1cC,arthy rm Chrrstransen, and rm Nlrddleton on the Lrttle All State team Adtran Xlagnu on and I eRox Rollo had specral mentron j1m Chr rstransen had honorable mentron FINAI VI XXDINC SO 7 3 Q QC 47 4 3 ' . . t . P pl. X . . r x, ' , . h , ' Lkrox , --,. 2 . 'I -- . L . I. K in 1- L i V. , V. . . J. J.- , , 1. . . . ' J . . . . . l - 1 t k . ' 0 ' f- t ' .. F ' ' ' 4 'I ' I v . , .h . - . A K - A B - V Y . 7 . V I X-I I . , . l 1 A ' . A ' . H' , . T. y, Q '. ' FORD. This game ended in a scoreless tie- Three of Walnut's players received recogmition V ' L' . ' . . I ' -1 L L . ' 1 I A, . A Q 'TJ B 1 lil, i' .- .US Team W' I. T Tl' UI' . . . . . . . 6 0 I lf?-Z -17 . . . . . . 5 l l 127 37 'y ' . . . . .... 5 Z 0 13 C0 2 0 114 133 ' ' . . . . . 3 4 0 l-l 73 ...Z 5 O SS I2 ' ....... O 13 l -ifw l5 2 ' . ....... G l zwl 273 VARSITY LETTER WINNERS ,HM CHRl5TI'KlNSElN BOB BRAINDI INBDRQJ Iwo one moved ham Best tackle on team PAT NTCCAR THX 'K good quarterback ADRIAN NIAGBUSOIN Co Captain just plam ternftc JIM Cfll CHRIQT llard tnckv runner 11 ..,....... Wvm gf .v wa, BILLX COLVIN ROL HND VON HOLTI N TN LIND K good blocker -X great defensxve end -X rugged tackle uf Q0 is BILLX Cl Al lvi BILI bC.HNIITT DI-NlxY SINIDILR ood cross beds blocker Llever on defense A hard blocker and tackle! 1 Wi mmm-ann ABQ j ll H -KSNI I R Co Captiilfl elec xpeaks for ztself JIM MIDDLETOIN Co captam elect Need we say more leROY ROLLO Lo Captam The bxggest and the best MMI wil' ROX l KI DON CHRISTIKNSI-'N DOIN GLSTAI-SON Hur be xt lmelncker in alert lmebacket boohomote with great ptomxse , , X X V . 'I q Q ,H 'r , 34 .-.I LN , . NG - 'V r n n- p H u 1- 'Q sf jg I ' ' W , 'K . . .ih . t, I. - . ,, ... Y . , ,, . - , F s. 'Sui ' s X - .., - - ',. 'HROP '.'Q f ' ' ' ll . A - K , . .-A . , .. . . , Jumor Varsltq Football Walnuts unxot Narsrtx team dtd not fart as 1s well as the X arsrts squad but we must remem ber th1tth1s 19 the team who scrrmmages agarnst the Varsntx Reallx the Iumor Xarsttx players get more bumps and brutses than the Varsrty team does because they have to stop those ever powerful Varsrtx plasers These un1or Varsrtv teams deserve much more credrt than thex get Walnut lost three games whlle wtnntng none Therr one md only scorer was speedy halfbaclc lhllx lflson Ihe BRADI-ORD glme wls harler fought than came rn the frrst half Walnut pushed over a TD 1n the second half but could not overcome the brg lead The game ended 26-6 The PRINCEN ll LF game was .1 heartbreaker Ihe score was deadloclted O-O for three quarters In the fourth quarter 1 Walnut fumble set up the tre breakmg score Prmceulle went on to wtn Ihe I Vs next opponent was Xlethersfteld igarn they plaved '1 close game but the C1os lmgs defense proved too much for Walnut it the end of the game the scoreboard read Wethersfrqld JUNIOR VARSITX SQUAD lRON'I ROW l to R Bob llassler Art lludenrexch lauren Tornow Dtck Trxtz lewrs lpperson lddy lilondm Ramon llufkty Sl C DVD ROW Ira kelly Roger Penn Frank Strader Gall Larlson Duane Christensen Ronnie Cloden Ronnie liurltey 'Nlax l autltzen lowell lxepner THIRD ROW Richard Laurltzen Billy ldson Qammv Ford ham, Sonny 0 Bryan ohn Bolz Ceorge Norden oe Waterhouse larry Akrldge Ross Alshouse C1eneD1r BFE!!! Wedding FOURTH ROW 'Wt Reynolds Darryl Burkey Don Chrlstlansen Bob Geldean Ned Waterhous Glen Nlattes Alfred Jacobs fharles White Pverett Whlte Bob Von Holten Mr Vail I . ! 'I ' V ' , , ' ' - ' 1 2 . ' . '. J' . t , ' - ' A t L 1'- A 1' . V B 1v 1 1' Y ' 4 1 1 - 1 r , . V . - . . . y L . v . I ., - 6-O. . 1 ' V '- l , 1- , . Q ' 1 ' , ' 1 v . ' Y 5 A W N ' 1 V 4. A A 1 L , . , Q T L F I 1, . A 1 V1 ll. L ' - bythe looks ofthe score. All of llradfords points 7 Walnut 0- l I Y ' I 1 VI ' i 1 1: I 'R Y .A .Y 'I i Y I I 4 Q V41 4 5 1' .Y E 'ZW ' . - 4' ' A : I 1 I 1 I 1 ' - 1 ' A - - 1 e A , . , ' ' r. ' , ' ' : , . - ' .1 , 1 ' ' K 1 - ' V - D 1 - X 1 - 1 ' I- ' 1 .l 1 7 1 .l ' 1 A1 I 1 - - - -N 1 1 , ,I - i , ft '. . . I , I , 1 . ., , ' . e, ' 1 - 1 -' A V 1 - 1 1 ' ' . ' T, t . , if-9 bl ANIIJING left to right Richard laurrtzen manager Billy Ldson B111 Schmltt joe Xlaterhouse Doug Etheridge Roy Lathrop 1m Middleton Ross Alshouse Nlr Vail coach SITTING left to right jim Gilchrist Adrian Nlag nuson Ned Waterhouse oe Hassler LeRoy Rollo Pat McCarthy Dennis Snider jim Chrrstlansen Varsutq Basketball This year the llalnut Blue Raiders had to be satisfied with a second place trophy in their Blackhawk Conference Play 'lhey won ten Blackhawk games and lost four losing two to Bradford and one each to Princeville and llethersfield Walnuts first Blackhawk game played at Toulon was a record breaking game Walnut copped 102 points to loulon s 49 Walnut in doing this broke the old Blackhawk record of 94 points in one game Par Nlcfsarthy also made a new record He pumped in 47 points, breaking the old record of 45 Pat McCarthy was high scorer in the Black- hawk Conference having 398 points. His aver- agc number of points per game was 2 .7. Pat s 5853 points made him the holder of a new con- ference record. Xlalnut had one boy on the All Blackhawk basketball team Pat McCarthy Vue had one who received special mention and one who received honorable mention they were respec tively Dennis bnider and oe Hassler lllalnut played in the Ohio Holiday Tourna ment However their playing consisted of only two games and no trophy Our first game was with Ohio lle won 56 42 'Ihe second game was with Nlanlius and Xl alnut lost 46 62 Our next tournament was the Big Four at Princeton XX alnut beat Hall 61 44 This was the first game lkalnut has won in this tourna ment for three or four years We lost our other two games but not by very large margins Wal- nut tred for second pllce xxrth Ilcall 'ind DeI'ue but me won the flu so ue cot to take the sec ond place trophx the baslxetbmll used rn t e games home vxrth us -Xt the Regronal lournament 1n Nlendota Xialnut plax ed Nt Bede Xle xxent rnto the game as underdogs but nearlx came home xxrth a vrctorx Nt Iiede hal too much herght as we t 2 Pat XIcLarthx captarn of the team had the most pornts for thc xear xuth 6 3 fhe other four boxs total pornts mere f'11rlx close to gether ruth Dennrs Nnrler bemg next h1ghest and oe Ilassler idrran Xlagnuson and LeRoX Rollo follovxrns, respecuvelx The box havrnz, the h1g,hest free throw per centfage for the xeflr gets hrs name rnscrrbed on 1 plaque rn the school Pat s percentage 6 S was the hrrhes Adnan followed mrth -L 3ennX 62 lox 5 4 percent Pat Xlci arthx recerved specml ment1on on the ill State team The follovsrng boxs recerved ma1or letters for the 1055 54 basketball season Pat Xlc Csarthx IeRox Rollo ldrrfm Nlagnuson m C1lchr1st Bill Nchmrtt lrm C,hr1st1'1nsen e Ilassler Dennrs Nmder oc llflte house Nlrddleton anl Ned Xl lterhouse Ross rllshouse and Rox L1throp rtcerxed mrnor basketball letters ISI iflxll-XXXL FINAL STANDINGS Bradford Walnut Xl ommg IJIIHCCVIIIS Xlethersfreld I lmvx ood 'loulon Q 4 Q 7 f '50 4 lf- ISASIXI TB KI L SCHEDLLL 1955 54 Nox ember December December December December December December December anuarx anuarx Ianuarx lanuarx lanuarx lf? Ohro XKIHIIUS Ioulon Prrncewllc Xlxomrnr Sheffrel l Ohro XI71nl1us Xlanlrus I lmxxoot Iirldford IJFIUCC ton Xctnerstrtl' XX alnut Opponents 7 J J anuarx anuars lanuarx Ianuarx I ebruarx I ebruarx I7 ebruarx I ebrufarx Ixebruarx I cbruflrx I ebruarx Iebruarx Xlarch '7 I C alv'1 Ha Pnnceton De J ODIO I lmxxood Xlxommg, r1ncev1lle Bradford Xlethersfreld l'oulon C alx 1 wt liede lotal Ilornts -12 .', . . 5' 4 ' h . I ' I 1 , , . ' .P , V. ,. . H 65. ', I A' Q, Lei 4' . ', and joe Il. 46 los 7'-85. , ' ' Y .K S .K . ' . k 7 - Y J , , Jim J gpf , A 'Ll A ,K , K 1, , v, I I1 I LA ' V . D A r xx' L TP op 14 0 280 672 ' IO 4 965 Sfl 'ly ' . 9 5 9 S 82- ' ' 7 7 740 698 ' 6 8 705 692 Galva 6 8 788 753 5 u 4 10 6:7 772 ' 0 14 5X3 897 p 4 jr 1 5 22 7 . 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X-.1 ADRIAN NIAGNUSON Steady and dependable JOE WATERHOUSE Tall and agxle I.eROY ROLLO Rebounder wrth power :wg If Sn 2 'XX ill I 0 S E3 SHI 75 O9 Saw rn'-l U-I 04 2 rn V1 'NI D IXATERHDUSE Freshman wnrh great possrbnlnues wa-ff' L Xml I Ma Q: llX1CHRISlH'N5I1'x lj V J Hard worlun., guard ,., ' ISII I. bC'lINlI'I'I' 'IIXI CJILCHRISI I-orward wnrh a dead shot Guard mth plenty of soeed 4? J , Qu :J Q eq, , I Y ,, X . xv A , , wsu , I 5, V? an , 1. Kal x 9 L' ' z i 1 AT I 7 'fn r ' , . . . . I M ga u f'V, I - Y - W' EEE' I I 4 . '- I , 1 rgtlvr 4 F 13 If . -.-, , V W sl. I X 5: .I fr: , ' Q K V , at 3 ,yy I :V B, Zn Freshman-Sophomore Basketball bTA'NDllNG left to rlght Brent Weddlng and Gary Buzard managers Gall Carlson Ronnle Burkey Glen Mattes ohn B014 Max laurltzen Ronnxe Gloden and Mr Reynolds coach SITTING left to rlght Eddle Blondm Dam Gustafson Bllly Fdson Doug Ftherldge l-dward O Bryan and lewls Fpperson Alfred acobs and Everett Whlte were absent when thls prcture was taken Thts year a new system was set up by the Blackhawk Conference whereby the team that used to be called the jumor Varsrty team and cons1sted of juntors Sophomores and Fresh men was replaced by a team entrtled Freshman Sophomore These Blackhawk teams played each other and the wmner of therr conference recerved a trophy Walnut drd not exactly come out on top, but yet tt was not at the bottom erther, as they tred for sxxth place vuth tvso other schools They had a 5 ll record Wal nut s three wrnnmg games were vnth Xlyomtng lleathersheld and Galva The scores bemg respecuvely 49 35 50 47 and 52 47 These three teams mcrdentally, ended up hrgh m conference play The Fresh Soph had a tournament at Prmce v1lle Nl alnut played Llmvnood and lost 59 22 Doug Ltherrdge made 206 pomts for hrgh pomt man Doug s average vsas 9 8 per game Don Gustafson had the hrghest free throw percent age mth 59 2 lthertdge Don Gustafson l51lly ldson Fddre Blondrn Alfred acobs Ronme bloden Ronnre Burkey l dward O Brren Nlax I 'iurrtaen Gall Cgirlson Levus Fpperson ohn Bolz blen Nnattes 'md lverett llhrte T 'V l FY F Z : l ' 7 5 I ' 7 I I I 3 I 7 .lx ' 1 - l A 1 Q U 1 ', 1 A' u : 1 A 1 A . 1- ' 1 - 1 4 ' ' J 1 1 - b ' F Y , Y. U. l . . 0. - ' - The boys receiving numerals were: Doug , - , 1 5 , . ' , 1 . , . . . . r. V , J , , V ' Y : Y , . . 5 . . f - I l - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1' v ' 4 1 Y 4 1 .l 1 N , 1 1 , A , W - - - . ', . 1 . , . yn Q- 3 - 5 - . , , rl a HIM 0 H0 Q 9 C5 t, FRONT ROW Garry Buzard Don Chrrstlansen, Bob Geldean Bob Brandenburg, Dennrs Smder Jim Mlddleton, e Hassler Adrian Ma nuson LeRoy Rollo Bxll Schmitt lm Gxlchrtst, Pat McCarthy Rlchard Laurltzen SECOND ROW Mr Varl Gan Carlson Edgar Palmer George Norden, Alfred acobs Charles Whrte Roy Lathrop B111 Edson Don Gustafson Lewrs Epperson Ross Alshouse Ronme Gloden Mr La Russa THIRD ROW Bob Dunn, Darryl Burkey Bob Von Holten Doug Ethrldge Ned Waterhouse Glen Matres oe Waterhouse john Bolz, Leland Steele B111 Colvm Keith Sherman Dxck Frltz Brent Weddmg FOURTH ROW Lowell Kepner Max Laurltzen Everett White Ray Schoff Bruce Carr Ronnre Burkey Dean Langford Arthur Herdenrelch, Gene Dir Larry Akrxdge, Edward Neahrlng Charles Polson james Baker Track The sport whrch brlngs our athletrc season to a close rs track Thrs year Walnut had another good track team We drd not get all frrst s but we recerved many second s and thnrd s and added two trophxes and one plaque to our trophy case The Intramural meet was won by the Semor class There were seven new records set Adnan Magnuson set three of them 440 yard dash 51 5 low hurdles 13 95 220 yard dash 23 8 Denms Snrder set two records m1le 5 00 7 880 yard run 2 10 8 joe Hassler set a record when he put the shot 46'6 Jim Mlddle ton's drscus throw of 117'8l5 was also a new record We had a dual meet at Walnut wxth Newman Hrgh of Sterlmg wrth Walnut commg out on top 92 U3 49 2X3 Walnut won 10 out of 14 frrsts. joe Hassler set a new school record when he heaved the shot 47'5 Thrs year Walnut entered rn a new relay meet at Earlvxlle and placed frrst, brxngrng home a beautrful trophy The Freshman Sprrnt Medley Team composed of john Bolz Lewzs Epperson, Alfred Jacobs, and Ned Waterhouse, olaced frrst and added a plaque to our trophy case We recerved second rn the annual Brg Four Track Meet at Prmceton In the Ottawa D1str1ct Track Meet Denrus Snrder made a new school record when he ran the 880 m 2 07 6 At the Blackhawk Track Meet we tred for second :lace wrth Bradford. Wethersfreld placed frrst. About the second week of track season Adtran Magnuson tore a muscle rn hrs leg Because of thrs he was unable to partxcrpate rn any track meets before the Blackhawk Track Meet, where he ran the 440 yard dash placrng second and tearmg hrs muscle agam. ts:e'fW1aWQe-139, vu .Y X, L , p an Q Q, N NX A 8' ll l f RYA l. lm E 1 1' www , .1 I 4 it Fai, I 1 ni L 5 .. V I A. V! n l g .V l 1 of li l W ,J L A ' 1,1 l X 5: Z , o . 1 , 1 , I , J 1 , I 1 I 1 I . . 7 . , . , . 1 I . 7 , - , , . , J, ' , . . , Distance runners Field event men Relay men The Freshman Sophomore boys had a meet at Niorrison They placed sixth The Fresh Soph 440 yard relay Lewis Epperson Alfred Jacobs and B111 Edson, consisting of Don Gustafson broke Walnut s old school record of 48 by running it in 2485. This and other points made by underclassmen show that we should have another good track team next year. There were 22 boys who received major letters. Kay Brandenburg Blackhawk queen attendant They were Co Captains Adrian Magnuson and Pat McCarthy Bob Brandenburg jim Christian sen, Jim Gilchrist, LeRoy Rollo, Bill Schmitt, Bruce Carr Don Christiansen, Bob Geldean, j e Hassler, Roy Lathrop jim Nliddleton George Norden, Dennis Snider Bill Edson Don Gustaf- son, Charles White, john Bolz Lewis Epperson, Alfred Jacobs and Ned Waterhouse. TR ACK SClllfIJLj1-li April - April A April 1' April 22 April 2' April 29 4 lntra-mural track meet Newman High at Walnut Cieneseo Relays Galva Relays Fulton Relays liarlville Relays May Big Four at Princeton Slay District track meet at Ottawa May ll Nlay 12 Blackhawk track meet at Galva Freshman-Sophomore meet at Morrison Idlililf Q. f' knq l i if had Athletic Banquet Tuesday November 10 marked the date of the mothers football banquet This banquet honored the football squad which won their sixth conse cutive Blackhawk crown in football Grace was said by Mr O May The toastmas ter for the evening was Reverend Wharton The welcome was given by Mrs. Gilchrist and the response by jim Christiansen. Following this the dinner was served. Principal Cecil Snider presented the trophy to the co-captains Adrian Magnuson and LeRoy Rollo who each said a few words about the past season and also introduced next year s co- captains joe Hassler and jim Middleton. The awards were then given to the major letter win- ners by Coach LaRussa and the minor letters and numerals by the assistant coaches, Bob Reynolds and Chuck Vail. The speaker of the evening was Ronald Gibbs who presented a very interesting talk on the experiences of an official. After his talk a film, Big Ten Highlights, was shown. The business men had their annual banquet honoring the football squad on November 17. The roastmaster was Robert Shultz, who ably filled the position. Grace was given by Rever- end Wharton and the welcome by A. W. Schmitt. The response was given by the co-captains, Adrian Magnuson and LeRoy Rollo. A very delicious meal was served, followed by the introduction of the letter and numeral winners along with the cheerleaders Music was furnish ed by the junior Senior Girls Chorus The speaker Tug Wilson was introduced and gave a talk on the Olympics and the Big Ten After this very entertaining speech he showed a movie of the Olympics in color. The Rotary once again sponsored the basket- ball banquet on March 15 with john Abbott as Toastmaster Grace was ggven by-Reverend Wharton and the welcome by the president of the Rotary Club George Gonigam. One of the features of the banquet which we all enjoyed was the group singing led by Mr. Harland. The trophy was presented and then the major letters were handed out by Mr Vail The Freshman- Sophomore coach, Mr. Reynolds, then handed out the minor letters. Bucky O'Conner was the speaker and he talked on his experiences as a coach and told of many entertaining incidents 'which have happened while he has been a coach at Iowa University. lle then showed a film on the basketball games of Iowa during the past year. On May 31, the track dinner was held in the dining room at the high school. All of the major letter winners were present and were served all that they could eat of chicken and the trimmings. 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B111 Colvm B111 Glafka Roger Fenn Bruce Carr Larry Akrrdge Ross Alshouse Drck 1-rrtz, NINC OMPOOPS Fdgar Palmer jrm Nhddleton George Norden ohn B012 Harold Blrkey Iauren Tomow ames Baker Ronald Burkev 1owe11 kepner Intramurals There were four teams 1nvo1ved 1n thrs year s Intramural bask:-:tbal1 program They were Von Holten s Hogs Captam Roland Von Holten Chrrstransen s Cancers, Captarn Don Chrrstzansen Co1v1n s Cutres Captam B111 Colvrn 1Nor den s Nrncompoops Captarn George Norden These teams each played seven league games and then p1ayed rn a tournament at the end of the league season The wrnners ln the 1eague were Co1v1n s Cutres wrth a record of frve wms and two defeats Chrrstransen s Cancers were the tournament wrnners rn an ovcrtrme game wrth Von Ho1ten s Hogs The Winners I - 'J 'p b k ' FKUN I Q- , D 1 y 1 y a f ,- 1 4 4 f 1, 5 H ' A . , 5 ig 5 ' .1 QW, , s ax 1 1 My-JQY1 I X, 1 Ai.: K . gg f V 1 Q-if 1 ' 1 Q 1 . m 1 ' . 1 . 1 - s A ' 21 1X ,J , 1 , . 1 A , ,J , Y ' . . .J A 1 V: . , A 1 I Boqs' Physical Education The boys' physical education class is divided into third and ninth period groups which meet on Mondays and Wednesdays. Four sections of health for boys and girls meet on Thursday and Friday of each week. The boys began their season learning the fundamen- tals of football. During most of the football season a competitive program of touch football and borden ball was enjoyed. During the remainder of the fall season the boys engaged in soccer and volleyball. Ira Kelly's 'Kannonballs' won the morning class lntramural Volley Ball Tournament. April 2 was the highlight for both P.E. groups, for this marked the date of the annual Gymboree program. The boys put on an exhibition of wrestling Cprofession- al, college, and midgetl, rope climbing, tumbling, diving, and work on the parallel and horizontal bars. Variety was added to the program by four crack drill teams led by Adrian Magnuson, Al Moffat, Bill Schmitt. and Dennis Snider. Other activities included in the P.E. program were: bowling, social dancing, track, softball, and baseball. All students are required to meet once a week in regular health classes. Included in the course, taught by Mr. Vail, were methods of first aid and artificial respiration, usage of medicines and drugs, major com- municable diseases, care of skin and teeth, and learn- ing the fundamentals of good health habits. All stu- dents enjoyed the lecture and film on Care of the Teeth' by our local dentist, Dr. Kindt. lg , ll . ' gin? .P 4 ft.: 'Uh ,zev-1 Calendar For 1953-1954 SEP TEMB ER 8 Labor Day Legal School Hohday School opens 8 30 A NA ll 12 Amer1can Legron Dress Rehearsal and Show Hrgh School Fducatxonal Counc1l Open House 8 00 P M G A A Hrke World War II 'Mothers Style Show Prrnceton game there G A A Brke Hrke Annual Staff Orgamzatron Galva game here Board Meetrng G A A Klrenet roast OCTOBER Toulon game there G A A Play Day Freshman In1t1at1on and Party Faculty and School Board Supper Wyomrng game here Teacher s Instrtute No school Dancmg Class Amerrcar Legron Dance 15 Srx Weeks Tests End of Frrst Srx Weeks Elmwood game there DeKalb Homecommg Band Tr1p Dancrng Class junror Class Play Try outs Bradford game here Homecommg Dance Youth Day Electron Royal Nerghbors Program Prmcevrlle game there NOVILNIBILR junrot Varstty Game Prmcevrlle here Sen1or Prctures F II A Nleetmg Sophomore Class Parry G A A Chrlr Supper Wethersf1eld game here junlor Varsrty Game Vethersfreld there Amerrcan Educatron Week November 8 14 Amer1can Educatron Week Potluck Supper Armrstrce Day No School Assembly Program Vocal Trxo the Roamers Mother s Football Banquet B1g Four Meetrng at Prmceton BUSINESS Men s Football Banquet junror Class Play Board Meetrng Ohro game here S1x Weeks Tests Srx Weeks Tests End of Second S11 Weeks Test 26-50 Thanksgrvrng Vacatron 30 Annual Blackhawk Meetrng Bradford DECEMBFR 28 Manlrus game there Intramurals Toulon Game there Intramurals G A A Supper, Faculty Student Councxl Xlect rn Pr1ncev1lle game there Assembly on School of Nursmg Intramurals Wyomrng game here Record Dance Intra murals Sheffreld game here Intramurals F F A and F H A Carolrng Party lnrramur a s junror Class Parry School Chrrstmas Party School D1sm1ssed for Chrxstmas Vacarron Sophomore Bake Sale 50 Ohro Tournament JANUARY l School Resumes Xianlrus game here Intramurals Elmwood game there Senror Bake Sale Bradford game here Intramurals Inrramurals C' A A Supper Prmceton game here F H A Nleetmg Wethersfreld game here G B ll Intramurals Adult Homemakrng Class 22 Frrst Semester Tests End of Frrst Semes ter Galva game here 2 29 B1g Four Toumament Prrnceton Scholarshrp Recogmtron Assembly BRLARY Oh1o game there Intramurals Sophomore Class 'vleetmg 7 00 P M Adult Homemakrng Class Elmwood game here Intramurals Wvommg game there Adult Homemakrng Class Teachers Instrtute No School Prrncevrlle game here I rncoln s Brrthday No School School Carnr va School Carnrval Dancmg Class Round I p Adult Homemakmg Class Bureau County Gram Meetmg llethersfreld game there Board Nleerrng Dancrng Class Toulon game here Adult Homemakmg Class Galva game there Sen1or Bake Sale RCH F H A Xleetmg Adult Homemakmg Class Reg1onal Tournament G A A Srx Weeks Tests Iznd of Fourth Stx Weeks D1str1ct Solo and Ensemble Contest l Fresh Soph Basketball Tournament vrlle Dancrng Class Health Program Vocal Nlusrcade Scholarshrp Recogmtron Assembly F H A Bake Sale Basketball Banquet Blackhawk Vocal Fest1val Prrncevrlle Adult Homemakrng Class Sprrng Fon-nal W Club Game Blackhawk Athleuc Banquet Adult Homemakrng Class Sen1or Class Play Try Outs Assembly Program Rev Powell Band Niusr cade Board Meetrng Blackhawk Band Fest1val Wethersheld Supper Prrnce APRIL C ymboree Program F HA Rally Prmceton Intramural Track Freshman Assembly W Club Dance DISITICI Nlusrc Organrzanon Contests Annual PICIUICS S1x Weeks Tests Newman Track Meet here Srx Weeks Tests Frfth SIX Weeks Fnds Good Fnday No School Geneseo Relays 19 Faster Vacatron School Resumes F H A Banquet Davenport Relays Senror Dress Down Day Galva Relays Student Counc1l Conventron more Class Parry Student Councrl Com entron Class Bake Sale Board Meetmg Fulton Relays Earlvrlle Relays State Solo and Fnsemble Macomb MAE State Band Contest Niacomb Brg Four Track 'vleet Prmceton Faculty and Student Councrl Meetrng G A A Slumber Party D1str1ct Track Nleet Ottawa Blackhawk Conference Drnner Blackhawk Conference Track Xleet Galva jumor Varsrty Intramural junror Varslty Track Sen1or Class Play junror Senrot Banquet and Prom Senrors leave for Washrngton D C Chrcago Sopho Chrcago junror Nlusrc Contest s Senrors retum from Washrngton Baccalaureate Semester Tests JUNE l Semester Tests Class Nlrght 2 Receatron at Xlr Sn1der s 3 Reg1srrat1on 4 Commencement ,K A . 14 ' , , - 15 ' , ' ' - . 7 I - : .1. 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R LYLE TEACHER Pages1 59 65 79 83 105 EDSON BILL SOPHOMORE Pages 41 4 06367787982 719 9 96 EPPERSON LEWIS FRESHMAN Pages 45 56 72 79 ETHERIDGE 65 66 73 ETHERIDGE 64 65 79 8 91 95 96 97 100 02 ANN FRESHMAN Pages 44 74 79 103 DOUG SOPHOMORE Pages 82 92 95 96 FENN ROGER SOPHOMORE Pages 41 42 5 58 59 79 91 101 2 FINK JUDY FRESHMAN Pages 45 46 49 56 63 64 68 73 74 79 103 FORDHAM SAMMY-SOPHOMORE Pages 41 7 79 87 91 101 2 FOS MARILYN SENIOR Pages 15 25 31 56 58 66 68 73 79 103 FRIIZ DICK FRESHMAN Pages 45 53 96 101 102 GALLENTINE MARILYN-SOPHOMORE Pages 48 0 5 6 64 66 68 79 80 103 105 GANSCHOW GLENDA JUNIOR Pages 37 38 7 79 GELDEAN ROBERT JUNIOR Pages 37 83 87 91 96 97 101 GERDES DOLORES-SENIOR Pages 18 30 5 56 6 79 82 83 03 GILCHRIST JIM-SENIOR Pages 15 24 33 8 6 6 6 79 83 96 98 99 100 105 GLAFKA BILLY SENIOR Pa es 15 24 31 8 5 6 67 79 87 9 101 102 05 GLODEN GAYLE-SENIOR Pages 15 24 30 1 5 62 66 68 73 79 83 103 05 GLODEN RO 91 95 96 GUSTAFSON 5 55 8 GUSTAFSON 25 27 9 65 66 68 NNIE FRESHMAN Pages 45 DON-SOPHOMORE Pages 41 42 6 78 87 90 95 96 97 98 O NANCY JO SENIOR Pages 4 31 3 55 8 81 82 03 HALLMAN MONA JUNIOR Pages 37 38 6 656668737576 9 HALLMAN MYRNA SENIOR Pages 31 58 59 60 HATLAND CLARENCE TEACHER 15 5 66 68 Pages 72 76 79 103 HAS ENYAGER ALVIN CUS TODIAN 33 58 59 60 79 103 CHRISTENSEN DUANE FRESHMAN Pages 7 91 02 CHRISTIANSEN DONALD JUNIOR Pages 8 8 90 98 100 101 02 CHRISTIANSEN JAMES SENIOR Pages 14 ' 30 1 6 65 67 87 89 92 94 98 COLVIN BILL SENIOR Pages 1 24 25 Page8 HASSLER JOE JUNIOR Pages 37 38 53 567727679 790 2 100102 HASSLFR ROBERT FRESHMAN Pages 45 79 91 HEATON DONALD SENIOR Pages 15 25 1 5 7 72 76 79 HEIDENREICH ARTHUR FRESHMAN Pages 53 72 91 96 HOFFMAN CAROLYN-SENIOR Pages 30 5 55 31 59 60 67 79 CRANE DOROTHY FRESHMAN 73 74 79 03 CULLY CLARIBEL TEACHER 66 68 79 103 105 DIR GENE JUNIOR Pages 37 8 91 96101 02 DUEELMEIER E11.EEN TEACHER Pages 38 59 79 05 DUNN ROBERT FRESHMAN 79 96 102 Pages 45 Pages 11 6 65 72 Pages 45 8 89 96 98 01 6 79 83 03 HOWES JOYCE FRESHMAN Pages 45 73 79 JACOBS 79 91 JACOBS 58 59 JACOBS 103 105 ALFRED FRESHMAN 96 97 102 ANITA SOPHOMORE 66 68 73 75 03 ERNEST FRESHMAN 102 105 KELEHER LILA SOPHOMORE 51 54 56 60 63 64 66 68 Pages Pages Pages Pages 79 55 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 - I , , 51, 53, Y 1 1 Y 1 ' 1 Y 31 1 I Y Y 1 ' 1 '- ' 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 3, 65, 66, 56, , 6 , 72, 76, 79, 87, 91, 92, 6, 1 1, 1 , , , . 105. 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'A' CI YP ' Walnut Illinois i Phone l.'l05l my L TREIN S JEWELRY O .Iorgenson and Sons GENERAL coNrRAcroRs DIAMONDS WATCHES GIFTS IOI4 Roosevelf S-'Ifeef DIxon IIIInoIs CI 'II0 ' Iowa i .9 'T' DDI 1 11 Ilf 'HHIn Il'-.41 Hui FLOYD CLAPP nz BASEMENT DIGGING DRAINAGE WORK BaIa9 'a 5 Eleffflf SIWP ALL GRADES OF GRAVEL RADIOS and ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES EXCAVATING OF ALL KWD5 Phone 1541 Walnut IIIInoIs Walnut IILIHOIS FLOYD GUSTAFSON WALNUT ILLINOIS ,Inp- ngrd Sh d FOR FASHIONABLE CLOTHES mess on sronrswun E 8. W Clothmg House STERLING ILLINOIS 1 Herbert A Christensen General Constructuon Walnut Illnnols Complurnents of THE NATIONAL BANK STERLING Member FDIC FOLEY MOTOR SALES Chrysler Plymouth 51315 Locust St Rollaro Skating Rlnk Prlnceton Illlnols WALNUT CHEESE CO Melvun Kasten Manager Phone 981 Walnut Illnnols Laurltzen s Tavern Walnut llllnols of Sterling Illinois O . , . I WHEELOCK FURNITURE Rock Falls lllunols Rock Rlver Sports Shop 118 East Thlrd St Sterling Illunons Phone 2405 CHARLES SERGEANT RED and WHITE Foons Walnut ll :nous Larson Furnlture House Bu eau County s Largest Furnlture House Pr nceton llllnoss Carl Olson and Wlllram Proprletors CHASE S 214 Fnrst Avenue Greeting Cards Gifts and Stationery Lockett Pamt and Wall Paper Store 5 East Third Street Ster lllsnous WALNUT CAFE Walnut Illnnols Fairbanks Palnt Store Pranceton lllunons ANDERSEN BROS Walnut lllunous D E Pamp and Co Reg1steredJewelers 618 S Mann Street Phone 2211 Pranceton Ill I Q Q r ' ' 6 I . . I O Sterling Illinois . . ling ' ' O I O U 0 0 , . 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