Washington Community High School - Wacohi Yearbook (Washington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1950 volume:

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M , 35 llmllrux OI D4fQ!l Lf fy ior' 8 I 9 Yoylcn 0 ff ! re 1 5 if' W a- 0 5' Q5 Z V EDICATIUN Li' gm DEDICATION Mother and Dad To you we dedlcate tH1S book we have gust completed twelve years of SChOO1lHg, and we pay thls trlbute to you To you because wlthout you we would not be here today You bullt a school, placed teachers, books, and the lHC6Ht1V6 to learn 10 our hearts and ln our hands For thls we dedlcate our book to you May we be forever thankful Ai X, , It ldv V ' V -1 f 9 in ' , ,QV 6 y X YLARBOOK STAFF Seated Lucllle Wagonb ch, Ray Hultlng, Junlor Knabe, Larry Colgrove, Janlce L8m9DlSCh, Joyce Sprague, Glorla Horney, Mary Tully Standlng hl1C9 marle Kammeyer, Dorls Hess, Thelma McFarden, Delores Davls, Barbara Grant, Melody Leckey, Mr Burgess, Mary Kell Hetta Reynolds Back rgw James Stoetzel, Dlck Louck, George hoenlg, kenny Patterson, Tlm MacM1llan 191-+9 19 50 LDITOR Mary Tully ASSIST NT Mary Keil BUSlNhSS MANAGLR James Stoetzel ASSISTATT BUSTNLSS MANAGLRS Glor1a Horney Rlchard Louck Junlor Knabe PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Ray Hultlng ASSISTANT PHOTOGnAPHY hDl1OR Melody Leckey ART hDlTOR George Koenig SPORT LDlTCRS Kenneth Patterson Larry Colegrove FEATURE WHITLRS Joyce Sprague Retta Reynolds Barbara Grant TYPISTS Delores Davls Dorls Hess Eloise Strawn Lucllle Wagenbach UNDLRCLASS EDITORS Thelma McFarden Janlce Camenlsch T1m Macllllan FACULTY ADVISOR Mr Charles Burgess : I 1 a ' . o . , , O'-nil IIODOCOIOUOOCOOOOIO llll V ku ur OIUOIUOICOOODCI CDU! mnv 'ryo f I7 ' ' Y OOO! SOOO 1 L1TLhARY LDlTOR.............. ....Alice Marie Kammeyer xr-,X Y N IDOHOOOCOIIDI llll D l V 1 K N kv 1, occ: :ooo H Q OODOOOOOIICOOQOOOOCIO OCC! v OOOUOOIOCOOIOIOO 0000 h V' Oil D000 , . CIOC lil! H I 0009 0000 3.0 Ili! I Q' 1 UNK l HL Ox 1 xx Axxxx X 31 K xx MN N xxx xx s. Uixj OX X x W USL Xxu. UN 'ga' 'WWW 4 Nm. Max L. ,f Qx N Xxx. 1 W , xxx, ,. X -xxx. ,xx V WCA N 'W R xxxx-tx-X x M NN N 'K VX Lv W BOARD OF EDUCATION Hr Donald Smith Mrs Louise Linder -s.,.wd. eg, Mr AlV1B Brunnenmeyer Mr Gllbert Gross hr Harley Summer Mr. Homer Kell 5 in fr' 490- an----' MhS GHLSHAM Mrs. Lmlly Gresham, our able secretary, also has a full tlme Job whlch she handles very well. Hwhat would we do without her?H we really appreclate her graclous help to all of us. LR Llnh r L6Sl1S Llam, our very capable prlnc pal, bes des taklhg care of h s Of1lC6 dut es, also has a large drlvers tIdlHlUg class we slncerelv apprec ate LHC help and advice Ir blam has QIXSH us our ng the past four ye IS X MRS IRMA ANDALMS B A Unlv of W1S Lat1n, Soclal Studles Freshman Advlsor Llbrary Director MR. CHARLLS BUHGLSS B. S. Bradley Unlv. Lngllsh Wacohi Advlsor FACULTY MR EDWIN BRIGHAM B S Ill Wesleyan M A Unlv of Ill Chemlstry, PhyS1CS, General SC16nC8 Junlor AdV1SOF C5 4.-gm MHS D0xA1HY nlLLALO ll S N Un Home LCODOm1CS F H A AdV1SOT is '15 3 or Q ff MR GOLDhN BABCOCK B A Bradley Unlv Math , Football Coach Co Advlsor NWN Club Asst Prln , Dean of Boys MISS THLLMA LBLRT B. S. Ill. S. Hu UH1V. M. B. A. Univ. of Denver commerce Panther Advlsor Dean of Glrls ? fgf I D i ff il S gm i ' Q wel 'fx S , D Q , 1' Y 'YSS s , i . . 5 V Q ,V ' A I X . aw D S 1 w he K hf gif ' ' i . gl Q Q . o . 1, m . - fv S B. S. l. . . iv. 2 fr , -'r' MISS BARBARA PRIMM Engllsh Assembly Commlttee Junlor Q Senlor Plays MISS FRANCES NHITTAKER Lindenwood College Cert S Cinc1nnat1 Cons 1n Ed U of FACULTY Mm Xtffl 1LuImNl B A Carthage College Math , Physlcdl Ld Basketball Coach Co AdVlSOF UNH Club 1- 'C 'f'UN 'W' 'W' MH c 11 MJYNUIDS vynvwf' l S N bn Unlv of ll L T rl H Un lnoustrlal Arts Student Councll Adv Senlor Acvlsor WN. MlSS KATHY WILLOUGHBY Physlcal hducatlon M33 BUS DRIVERS L41 MTG e Lul Enl C 11 F1 t 121 c,.eec b,Rud J'Att fe Y -:Q Sf' A4 was Wllbur Welk, Larry Colegrove, Delores Davls, Glor1a Horneg , and MI' Wrlght: advlsor SENICDB CLASS CDFFICERS We now occupy the coveted po lL1On of senlors of w L H S After four years of hard labor, ilnally we have reached the top To gulde us ln our last year ln hlgh school, we chose for pres I secretary, Delores Davls, and for treasurer, Glorla Horney we chose Gl H orla orney for our candldate for queen for Home COmlDg Our float came 1D second and our team won the game It was a successful Homecoming' Wlth the basketball season upon us we decided to be the whole show The entlre flrst team of ten were successful senlors They racked up a record of seven wlns and O losses 1U the llllo' The sen1or trlp conslsted of a boat crulse to M8CklHaC Island And d1d we have fun! Thls ended our hlgh school llfe and we at once conslsted ourselves grown up . , f 0 ' ' . ' S' ' ' '.'... . ident, Wilbur welk, for vice-president, larry Colegrove for . ' ' CHARLES ALEXANDER Track 1234 Basketball 123A nwn Club 31' Intramural 123A nL1fe 18 a merry go round to men VIRGINIA ASHER Transferred from Eureka, A H orus 3 UHapp1ness on her ps an a smile in her eyesn DUANE BACHMAN Transferred from Loda, Ill 2 Chorus l Baseball l The Very Flower of Youth' KENNETH BABIES Band 123A Intramural l23A Q Basketball 2 HHonesty needs no disguise, no armamentu W No one ,, Y QP ff. 5 ILL BLUM NSHINE Basketball 1231+ Track 23h Football lo Baseball 3h WWW Club 23h Class Presldent 2 Student Councxl Intramural 1231+ Thy modesty's a candle to thy merlt 'Char JAM S CLARK Transferred from Mount Zion, L Football A Baseball 123A Track 123 Basketball 123A NWN Club A Intramural A Band 123 Honor Roll l23L Class Presldent 23 UH1gh thoughts seated ln the heart of courtesyn Uln stature he appeared of mlddle heignt and great of strengthn LARRY COLLGROVE Student Council 3 Class Vice-President A Basketball 2 Band 23A Panther 3 Intramural 123A Wacohi A Junior Play nAll smiles and eager to serve' DBLORLB DAVIS Transferred from Woodruff 3 Band A Chorus 123A Honor Roll A Class Secretary A A 'Her cnarms are such that never fall' MARY JANE ENLOW A A Chorus l2A Band 2 Intramural 3A UI'm woman -desperate' JOE ERNQT Basketball 123A Football A Track 3 Band 123A Intramural 123A Student Councll A ll u Club Baseball A UBlondes seem to be my falling' DOUGLAS FRIES Transferred from East Peorla Football 23 Basketball 23 Intramural 123A Baseball l FRANCES FISCH R A G A A A Chorus 3 Intramural 3A US1ng away sorrow, cast away caren NLove 15 a strange feeling as you all known BARBARA GRANT Band 123A Chorus 13 G A A l A Honor Roll A Intramural 3h HS11ence 1S golden, but I'd ratner yelln EM A JEAN GOCKBR Chorus 13h Candldate for Queen 2 G A A l b H A l HA popular gl l w1th golden halr and VOICBH APU! ROBLRT HAVENS Chorus 1 'A faint heart ne'er won fair lady' GLORIA HORNLY n Transferred from Orego Wacohi A G. A. A. 13h F. H. A. 2A Chorus 23h Junior Play Candidate for queen A Class treasurer A Panther A Intramural 3A girlish girl, dainty from head to footn 'A person that likes to enjoy lifeu WTO be efficient in a quiet way is my aim throughout each dayn ll ALICE MARIE KAMMEIER F H A A G A A l A Panther 13h cEd1tOT AJ Jacohl Zh Band 123A Chorus 123A CAcc 23AD Sophomore tup Honor Roll 123A Junlor Play Student Councll 3 Class Secretary l Intramural 3A RAYMOND HULTING HW' Club L Wacohi A Basketball 123k Baseball 3h Intramural 123k Eat, drlnk, and be merry, for tomorrow we may d1e H 'Completely lS she mlstress of herselfn RAYMOND KEIL Basketball 123A Baseball BA Football A nun Club 31+ Student Councll 12 CPres AJ Class Sec Treas 2 Band 3h Honor Roll 12 'Not to be hurrled or confused' LARY KLIL A A Junlor Play Student Councll 2A J3COh1 A Honor Roll 123A Intramural 3h Band 123A Chorus 13 lHappy, happy llttle country glr H Jir- Nur 'CIZ3' FRED KNABE Basketball 1 Wacohi A Junlor Play Chorus 12 Class Presldent l Band 1234 UAnd w1th a voice that was full of glee, he answerea, 'I don't know'U GEORGE KOENIG Football Manager 2 NWN Club 23A Wacohl L NNoth1ng 15 so dear and preclous as other peoples belonglngsu lf KENNETH KOPPENHOEFER Football 123A NWN Club A CPres AJ Baseball l Track A Intramural 123A No good man ever grew r1ch all at once' WILLIAM LECKEY Baseball 34 Football 123A Vlce Presldent of Class 13 NWN Club 23A Intramural 123A NKeeps the golden mean between saylng too much and too littlen 4 M LODY LECKEY Wacohi L Honor Roll lh Student Councll lk Intramural 23h F H A A G A A 34 Chorus 12 Band 23 Panther 23h fEditor LJ Candidate for Queen 1 DEAN LONG Football 123A Basketball 123A Class Vzce Presldent 1 NWN Club 23h Intramural l23h Band 1234 Chorus 1 UMarr1age is a desperate thlngn RICHARD LOUCK Panther 3h Wacohi L Intramural 23h For dlscords make the sweetest a1r N ROBERT McCALLISTER Transferred fr m East Peoria A Football 23A Baseball 1 Track 3h NWN Club A Intramural 123A WAll manklnd loves a lovern . . . 123 . . . 12 'Her eyes are smiling--not shyn nl- . .S DON MOORE C H S WAWL Let me be, w1ll ya HNoth1ng KENNETH PATTERSON UNH Club 3A Football 23A Track 3 Baseball 3A Intramural 123A Wacohl A Band 123A Student Councll 23A nLlf9 15 a jest and all thlngs show 1tH BONNIE MARSHALL NWN Club 3h Junior Play Football 123A Baseball 3h Basketball 123k Intramural 23h et's ea WAYNE MULLER Honor Roll 123A is so dear and pP6C1OUS as timen JACK R.u1lmR Intramural 123A HI am a tlller of the SOl1n bK Yr' RLTTA IHW U Transferred from Long lnt h Honor Roll 124 in Iewspaper J f3COh1 A Junlor Play Class DP6Sld6Ht 123 Cheerleader 23 HA merry heart maketh a cheerful countenancen LLJMCRSCHLDM H A G A A 1 A Intramural 3 Cheerleader 1 'Patlence 15 the remedy for every troublen ROBLRT SLARS Intramural 123A Basketball 2- Wlt is great cleverness to know how to conceal our clevernessu .A . S , Po' A FQ H. A. ng we Go Aa Ao ll' F. . . 123 . . . 23 1 - - . JAMHS STOLTLEL Wacoh1 A Band 3h Intramural 3 Honor Roll 123A JOYCE oPRAGUE G A A A Panther 123 Band 123A Chorus 123A Cheerleader l Junlor Play W8COh1 3h Omtra,1ra, ,23h Honor Roll A Junlor oncesslon Head 'FP161d to all hnemy to none WGood breedlng lS the blossom of good senseu UKindness MARY TULLY WaCOh1 lL . A. A. Chorus 12 Honor Roll 2h Student Councll Class Sec. Treas. 3 Intramural 13h has resistless charmsn ELOISE STRAuN Transferred from Havana, Ill A Class Pres1dent 1 A A Wacohi A Chorus 123A Junlor Play U lS a very hard undertaking seek to please anyone' WILBUR NELK Chorus 1 Band 23A Honor Roll 23 Junlor Play Class Presldent Football 1 Basketball 1 Track 1 Intramural 123A 'He danced, I say, real we U HA clear c HLSIL wIDMLR F H A 1 A onsclence 13 a sure guiden Lucille Wagenbach G. A A 3h Junior Play Wacohi A 'What is well done is done soon enough HELEN JILLIAMS Transferred from Peorla A A Intramural Bk Paper 1 Chorus 3 UShe has a laugh that pleases alln 01' el'P 9 JOE WISE Transferred from Baxter, Tenn. 3 Literary Club 1 Glee Club 12 Intramural 13 Scierce Club 12 'otlll tongue makes a w1se head CLASS WILL We, the class of 1950, of Washlngton Communlty Hlgh School, State of I1l1HO1 belng of sound mind and memorp, do hereby declare this to be our last w11l and testament To the class of '51, we w1ll our prlvlleges as dlgnlfled sen1ors, such as bOSSlHg urderclassren, arrlvlng late to classes, escaplng detentlon, and dOZlng ln the study hall , G1OT1a Horned, w1ll my tlny feet to Gene Slzemore so he won't be fr1ght ened when he looks back and sees the huge foot,r1nts that are followlng hlm , Mary Tully, w1ll my brlght and busy manner to Bob Dudas It 15 so d1SgUStlHg when he snores ln study hall once in of them mn l1fe able I: Wllbur Nelk, w1ll my saxaphone to Lols Schucl so she can carrv the melody a whlle Frances Flscher, w1ll my tlny walst to Pat Hessele1n so she wlll have two Joe Bratcher, w11l my muscles to hlke Otten who might need them later on Helen Willlams, wlll my long flngern 11s to llma Perry so she wlll be protect herself agalnst undeslrable characters Joe Ernst, w1ll my ablllty to keep off the lnellglble 11st to Jack Shorb who hasn't shown any S1gnS of needlno lt yet I, Mary Kell, w1ll my small ears to Dan Clymore so he won't look llke a stop light durlng embarrasslng moments S I, Betta Reynolds, w1ll all the gum I left under chalrs, tables, and wlndow ,llls ln h C H S to Marllyn Hardy so she won't ever need to be wlthout some to chew. I, E1OlS8 Strawn, w1ll my vallse, whlch I carry from class to class, to Ruth iunzlker so she can keep track of all her plctures of Roy Ro ers 1 lu ' f ' ll . . . . . I . . 7 . O . 1 . . . . . 1 u . . o . v . . . . I r A .. ,U . I . Q Q Y l n 5 I, - v U I, C I . f. .4 3 . , . . I, ll. . . . a. N. . to . . . U . . I Y . . . 1 ' A . - . . U 0 H. . r - . o o o o . . . . V - . , S Q I, Jack QBIMGT wlll my S1 rkllng smlle to June Gantner so she can brlghten W C I, Jack Blaclburn, wlll my red halr to Frances Klnzlnger ln case she 1S tlred of the color she now has I, Barbara Grant, w1ll my beautlful saxaohone playlng to Beverly Conover so that she wlll be qulte talented and able to play two lnstruments I, Junlor nnabe, w1ll my locker on the maln floor to Ruth C'Dell slnce she uses lt anyway I, Don moore, w1ll my bashfulness among the weaker sex to Bake hlller, wh1ch would be qulte dlfferent from hls usual manner I, Allce Marle Kammefer, w1ll my larfe vocabulary to the Nren twlns slnce there 15 enough for two I, Joyce Sprague, wlll my ab1l1ty to play basketball to Shlrleg Masters so she wlll make lots of polnts for her team I, Delores Davls, w1ll my sweet and even dlS1OSltlOH to Toad Fox who often has trouble controlllng hls terper , Vary Jane hnlow, wlll my many boyfrlends to bhlrley Iuerl slnce she has only one , Chlck Alexander, wlll my neat h lrdo to Darrel beoer who seems to have trouble keeplng h1s halr out of hls eyes I, Blsle Ildmer, wlll my knowledge of home economlcs to Dlck bchuck so he w1ll make some glrl a good husband I, Bob ucCall1ster, wlll my class rlng to bhlrley Blaylocl slnce she has never had lt yet I, Bob Sears, wlll my qulet way to Kenneth Imhoff so he wlll be one of the more dlgnlfled Senlors next year I, Larry Colegrove, leave my car to Peggy Roehm so she won't have to walk to school I, J1m Clark, wlll my abllltj to reslst the fllrtatlous glrls of W C H S to Joe McDonough who seems to be gre tly lnterested ln them I, Duane Bachxan, w1ll my sleeplness nd lazlness to Marg Jane ochroen who works entlrely too hard I, V1rg1n1a Asher, wlll my naturall curl, halr to James Helple who, I feel, wlll look even cuter wlth a curly lock of halr on hls forehead I, Kenny Patterson, w1ll my long halr to Pat Geason who, I'm sure, must m1ss hers slnce she out lt off I, Melody Leckey, w1ll my low grades 1D bookkeeplng to Janlce hoch who must be tlred of gettlng A's all the tlme , A . . wa , . 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McManus w1ll be B111 Blumenshlne, wlll my basketball ab1l1ty to Donald Hansen and Bob so we can have another vlctorlous season George Koenlg, w1ll m artlstlc tendercles to Carol bprague so she, too, able to draw schmoe molecules Bob Havens, w1ll my v1vac1ous manner to Harcla Houston who 15 so qu1et and reserved I, Kenny Hagen, wlll my pretty handwrltlng to Frank Maxhelmer so the teachers w1ll no longer be troubled w1th flgurlng out h1s papers I, Dude Kell, w1ll my masterful volce to Joyce Nutt: so she wlll no longer have any trouble belng heard I, Dean Long, w1ll my football ab1l1ty to Ted Alig ln hotes he w1ll come through for h C H S wlth a lot of touchdowns I, Kenny Ko pehoefer, w1ll my curly ha1r to Anna Berlett so she wont have to be bothered wlth settlng hers I, Dlck Louck, w1ll my well organ1zed manner to Betty DeBoth so lt w1ll again be safe ln the halls I, nmma Jean Gocker, w1ll my b1l1ty to h1t the high notes to Davld Relllv 1n hopes that he wlll become famous as a 'boy soprano I, Jlm Stoetzel, w1ll my lntelllgent 6XpP8SSlOD and h1gh grades to Roy Flscher and Lester Archer whom I feel could use them to good advantage I, Dorls Hess, Wlll my ab1l1ty to go steady w1th one boy for three years to Margle Vienra who, lt seems, gets tlred of only one man I B111 Leckey, w1ll my watch to J1ll1e Hesseleln so she can be on tlme for the school bus I, Doug bPl6S, wlll my long legs to Ca ol Crenshaw so she can keep up wlth Kenny I, Wayne Muller, w1ll my chemlstry grades to Penny llhelms gust ln case she needs them I, Ronnle Marshall, wlll my beard to bhlrley Leuthold so she w1ll be the only bearded lady 1n washlngton Hlgh I, Joe W1Se, will my glasses to Jeannene Koppenhoefer so she can have two palrs and trade off now and then l, Kenneth Barrles, w1ll m short ha1r to Mardell Dlener so hers won't get ln her eyes durlng her basketball escapades I, Raymond Pultlng, wlll my 6 feet 3 lnches to Marg Bozarth w th the advlce that once she has acqulred 1t, she wlll not look down on her fellow students In wltness whereof, we have hereunto subscrlbed our names and aff1xed our seal, th1s 22nd day of Nay 1n the year of our Lord, nlneteen hundred and flfty W11DuT Vell, Pres dent Joyce oprague, ltness Delores Davls, secretary Melody Leckey, wltHGSS I . . . . . 3 L I I . . . . . 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I Oh . l Between acts we are entertained by the famous operatic soprano, netta Reynolds While taking a little Jaunt after the solo, 1 saw one of the c1ty's leading bachelors, Bob MCC8l11St8F, seems he still can't make up his mind about those girls As the plot of the play thickens our heroine, Mary Tullv, engages the services of that great woman lawger, hloise Strawn, carrying a brief case as b1g as she Her sheaf of papers for the case consist of shorthand notes on the back of five postage stamps While the lawyer and heroine absentmlndedly reduce their evidence to a mass of pulpy glue, a mlnstrel show takes the limelight Say, some of those faces look familiar 1 e end men are none other than James Stoetzel and Chuck Alexander Let's ge a good look at the middle men There's Donold Moore B b H , o avens, a plane, no 1t'S only Jack Blackburn As the curtain falls for the second act, Dick Louck strides to the center of the stage, and boldy slngs, Hnocked in the Cradle of the Deepu His deep voice is in superb quality tonight while waiting for the third act to commence, I walked to the powder room where I literally ran into Llsie Widmer, who d1dn't want to leave her escort for too long The curtain rlses for the third act The heroine is quite desperate so she calls for the aid of our hero, Jim Clark The hero challenges the gambler to a gun match in the Casino The gambler's partner has left town for fear he would be next Still as handsome and dashing as ever, the hero walks deliberately through the door, and looks toward the bar The gambler seems a little nervous They start toward each other, with lightning speed they both draw As the smoke clears, the gambler is down but with just a flesh wound Our hero offers to let him go if he gives back the ranch The gambler agrees, and the curtain falls as our hero and heroine walk away to gether. The tremendous applause brings out the producer, tall, dignified, Dude Keil. The last first nighters to leave are Jr. Knabe and Gloria Horney U I 0 ' n s . flh . t Kenny Baries, Jack Reimer, and way back in the back row, it's a bird, it's V S If--Quai -Y' 'Rf ' 1' ,i 1 V- J? A .Fe if 52 f R Via . 5 . 1' J Q I 5 1 gif-- -fb kenneth lmhoff, Patricla Hesseleln, Beverly Conover, Mary Jane Schroen, and Mr Brlgham, advlsor I UN ICR CLASS OFFICERS we are now COHSld6F8d upper classmen Meallalng tml was to be our blg year accordlng to the work cut out for us, we set about maklng our plans for the blg Junlor Senlor Prom We earned vast amounts of money by selllng refreshments at the football and basket ball games ln competltlon Wltn the sophomore class, we won a magazlne dr1ve Jack Shorb won the top honors and a portable radlo by selllng 3lu2 OO worth of subscrlptlons Janlce Koch came ln second for a pen and pencll set - Q f - . . . . o 1 ,. - ,. .n. ,.C l o Q . . . . . . - - . w 1' . . . . . . I . . . . . v o 4 n Ted Allg l Margaret Bozarth 99 Betty DeBoth 3' hp...-H Eugene Fox Donald Hansen ,E f Lester Archer l'Px Dan Clymore Mardell Diener 'R-vv' June Gantner Marilyn Hardy iv? Anna Berlett Beverly Conover i Bob Dudas 39 Pat Geason had sxa' James Heiple file Shirley Blaylock Yvil' Carol Crenshaw 452351:- Hoy Fischer Beverly Gillan 'RSV Pat Hesselein V' ' 1 ' Y. on f' l e ..-v .- A , if V v at so Mk n iv .n-f - Hg V I E:-V' xy x - 1 ' j lw,,QW1Ye L, ,5 32 . lynn ii' V, -f MVK ,e, , f K ' 'Q' A 4 'Wg E 7 .eh 'r an he ff. 'l-.. . , Ev ' Zi- ' 1 ,Bb ,Y K M 3 he? e ASV? ' K .1 ZR NZ gm wb, if fig g,lh, 5 of 2, L- all lfgii ii, Q 4h,h 3' l 1 , U ,-,, 'A , . K xo Af' , -A l if ' - 4 .L 5 N , 3 X . 5 ' 5 I vi N J A ff fe -s. n as-5 'M 'A ' on ...h fir 'Y' 3 E E I J.r ,i - h hn,n 5 ' e 'H--. , A -. rrr lf? W ,. :g. Wlllamlne Hesseleln are 'F Frances Kinzlnger 0-'N Joe McDonough Frank Maxhelmer um dh 1 Ruth O'Dell QQW Y Marcla Houston Janlce Koch Thelma McFarden 5.1, Whyne Miller Nr Charles Otten Ruth Hunz1ker Jeannene Koppenhoefer S -vie Bob McManus Shirley Mherl Wilma Perry 101.5 Kenneth Imhoff 'Gif 'it' Shirley Leuthold Shlrley Masters Joyce Nutty David Reilly A V A ,cxl jx 2 , Ja p . 'ts 'f .,- ' r igk' M 2 W y,.ss n ,Q 26 fn. e s - in gm l . 2 fit s f , , l J, M ,,, ?,w l ,, Wg. 4 it Q 5 f 4 , 1 . Iey e, 8 ' 46- 5 A yi ' N .I , , ,. ,, 5 V Egfeg f X ,ne M s A' mi he eavw , fe.. ' 5 iyy , I QL ,Qi ff' ' K g,,, 533 sw .e ' sa we r . his , Q ., i3L - vel 3 97 K J ttf the ,e anti Q s'W y 2 gl T sffwe s l ' Lfuviftg of Fig 9 t it Q ' A Q A '5ci4a.'1 f 2w 4 5 hyf 5' l f 5'rt' Q 1?5'. 1 V y ,Hel fa s cfs 3 QQ? gg, 1' g el, V W L ,,, K . 9 A-8 W, v 3 sf 5 5 'fi ff f' .. -bf... 'M has es 'F 6 Q k ' . I ' ,gig b S 11 E at ' I 4 ' X -. , fe .' , e 1' X. we R 1:-a. -N .- ?351 ff' . a 7 1 5 I 4 X. R Peggy Boehm Mary Jane Schroen Lois Schuck Richard Schuck Jack Shorb Gene Slzemore uould til be nan ulywore nd ll Go Carol Sprague J QC! Joan Steele VV'- V A 72 A aww Margie Vier1a rrel Weber Af. Dursllla Wilhelms 'Q Dick Wilson GE! fa UV Erma Wren Norma Wren Q 'A . M V Q ' 'dh J if . .a Eggn, 'ix' ' F I ,. by X '9'f ' L 2'5 ' ' L a ?'s D atai 1 W- , , , A P , 1 sv- J 4. gt cw A A ,ef Mk J bv gill Q X iv' jf U l s f- .V 5 .5 X - 6 , f- o I ,A My f ' l ' mx X. A K fr V' we ,V rf, K, - . 3, N-L 0 I 4 'X ff' 723 Hifi 4.-L1L,C1 ' R I L, Q . U J A V -A lx. Q X, H4.5M ,236 Ur. .5 Y 'fyjgfge Q I . K yy or Q, My ,ri M lareo o Da F sf., A , -- a ' ai- the, , ,L-:-fb' . K . i qi? ,, X3 W iz ' iff. 'f. ' 1 , ' V ',:,1v.'y , I 5 ft T43 UPHUMURES mf' ,l Z! w Y rf' Q 4 A: Y. :JW ,vi S f, ,UW K 4 . 64 . 4 , I , A an 2 V W' 4. i A . ,K , i 5 ' 1 1 U 1,1 Ja-Q , . I ' 1 I 1 , TLV ' , . 'J 35 7' t ,Q ' 5. Q ' ' '- I ,. l ' Q .ay-NV! wif 44 W' Raymond Keck, James Baxter, Virginia Weber, and Jarllce Came1'11SCh, and Mr heynolds, advisor SCDPHCDMCDRE CLASS OFFICERS Eagerly we again entered the halls of W.C.H.S. and started anew our high school education. We put Ray Keck, president, James Baxter, vice- president, Virginia Weber, secretary, and Janice Camenisch, treasurer into office. We were now ready for a year of fun and accomplishments. with Homecoming upon us, we entered a float and made Nelda Blumenshine our candidate for gueen. She looked like a queen to us. We had a very successful party in the gym during the first chilly days of the fall. X ' . Y . Y f - K Q, f X 'X Q Q o v ' ' . - ' 0 I x Herman Angel 'QR MM Honald Boley 'KT wayne Armourst Harold Bunton 1--I Ronald Burroughs Janice Camenisch Rlchard Dav1s Jack Devlne 59-S 'STV Marilee Gamers Marlene Geason Qi. Jame Baxter Richard Brunnenme Davld larmodg Jare DuVall 'Qr '- V Q A?,wf Paul Gerken 9 Nelda Blumenshlne I J1ll1nm Burns : Jean Coleman Glenn WSSlg p 1 Anna Gooding ,l fe! 'e-2-J Q I -e fiwf, , ,N e Q' 'V' 9 V 1 Q . ' ' Q Q ' A -' ,nw :R , W. . l - . l 1 in 25575 'l 9-:xl f' l Vg i 'XL L' fun- , 'uwfnsg en, X1 .fn new , V. xx f W f l' A 13 . .,.f1 . ' gf' per Q l A 'V 7 'A an Q r. K - ' T r l 9 , KSN - fef?f, lll,n -Q 3 -n . 4: W Q, 2 aw. ,, A 'K Q QM' .Y .'.' if in , l 3 A f 1 ef 5 w ' v w e Q gee WS? 1 n Eg U 4 A . hglgf ff S , ' ' It 1 R n Q , I .4 . ik e wr 1 V ,Uv-4+ Ronald Greene VCV' A Joanne Herbst Patricia Houser Merle Lee Donald McNaught Nancy Harrls Robert Hett Martln Junk 'E-.ef-1 Nllda Logsdon ,HTH if f Audrey Nenz Kayton Heavrin if Bill Hexamer Raymond Keck Davld McBr1de ,a-Q. Ndwf Q3 Ilona Meyer qc 1 M11t0H Heilman Donald Hoover Barbara Keil Marllyn McCann 5 Yum James Moody 4 5 f' , n f' . 92: f M ' W ..- L ' .... 'ef , Y r , Q y YM, gk , Q J r , 2 vi . K as f A,-. 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JA Q A X 1 'x Roy Kuykendall, Dewey Hansen, Margle Alexander, not present for the plcture FRESHMAN CLASS CDFFICERS meekly we started our hlgh school venture We soon learned of the need for class offlcers, so we elected for presldent, Hoy huykendall vlce presldent, Dewey Hansen, secretary, hargle Alexander, and treasurer Bonnle bastman we entered a float ln the Homecomlng parade and recelved thlrd place Our candidate for queen was Llalne Alig, and pretty she was, too we held our first hlgh school party at Eureka Lake wlth a sock dance 1U the gym later All lH all we conslder our entry lnto hlgh school llfe a successful and happy one. We slncerely hope the lDSUlHg years wlll be as successful xg, P ! and Bonnie Eastman. Mrs. Andrews, advisor, was . . , , , ' - , : I iv ' , 2 . . V . , 4328! 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F - , Q3 ' ' L 'J J 'Ju n Y' IT MW rront row Carol Crenshaw, Kenny Patterson, Nelda Blumenshlne, Mary Kell, Raymond Kell, Dan Clymore, Mr Wrlght, Eva Kell Back row Ilona Meyer, Mary Tully, Dan Curley, Mlke Otten, Joe McDonough, Kenny Hagan, Jack Blackburn, Joe Ernst, Dlck Maxwell, Melody Leckey, Jlmmy Nutty STUDENT CCDUNCIL The student councll acts as the governlng body ln school affalrs for W C H S The offlcers of the student COUnC1l for l9L9 1950 are PP6Sld9Ht Raymond Kell, Vlce Presldent, Mary Kell, Treasurer Nelda Blumenshlne, Sargent-at Arms, Kenneth Patterson, and thelr advlsor, Mr Wrlght The student councll 18 S6ttlHg up the honor system to go ln effect the flrst semester 05 the 1950 1951 school year Other responslbllltles were the H0m8COmlHg, Junlor Red Cross Drlve, March of Dlmes, Clean up Day and Student Government Day .1 . . . . 1 . 0 . . . , . . once . . , 0 - . . ... . .. .. ! xr .Q i 0 . . . s o 1 .. . . . - . .... . . . . 0 Front row Dorls Jesterhouse, Ruth O'Dell, Allce Marle Kammeyer, Melody Leckey, Nillamlne Hessele1n, Marllyn Hardy, Maryorle Vlelra, Lmma Jean Gocker, Sh1rley Blaylock, Joyce Nutty, nlalne Allg, Mrs Mllazzo Middle row Lois Nagner, Jeannene hoppenhoeper, Geraldlne Perry, Retta Reynolds, Glorla Horney, Carol Sprague, Llsle vldmer, Shlrley ESpOSltO, Donna Lbert, Anna Mae Berlett, Jo Patton, Wanda Certallc Back row Audrey Menz, Nancy Haun, Margorle Malchert, Phyllls Ingel, rhyllls Hagan, Mary Lalr, Janet Sharp, Annabelle Goodlng, Dorothy Berlett, wilma Perry, Allce Phnlllps, Betty Baughn FHA The Future Homenaaers of AHLT1Cd, an orbanlzatlon lor glrl tho have h d le st one ye r Ol home econoxac , got olf to a good start thl ye r undel the lBdG6TShl1 of hrs Mlllazzo The F H ' theme for the ye r was a d8ClTC The offlcers for the year were harllvn Hardy, pre luext, Joyce Nutty, V106 presldert, Ruth O'Dell, secretary, 111116 hes elell, treasurer, ohlrley Blayloc song leadel, Emma Jean Gocler, progra1 chalrnan, A1lC6 I rle Kammever, parlli mentarl n, Margle Vlera, recre tlon ch lrman, and hrs Helen Hesseleln, ch ptcr mother The outst PdlH5 event of the yexr Wu the LhlH8S6 speaker, Mr Grace Lev, who s oke on customs and hobltS of her peo le A tei for xothers was g1V6H 1U February and, a full progxam 4 erdoyec by all the members ks : ' 7 ' ' X ' , . . . . . . . T , L at . . . . . Y I n g J. . , . EH . 1 . 4' , ' y y V . . . H I O O H if? ' 'J ' ' f H' ' ' ' ' s W. . a at a a ' r s G ' 's a ' I Q . 3 'J Q . 1 0 0 0 no 1 X hx T U' T I rx for better living,H and each month they had a topic to carry out this theme. . K, , I: ,X .uf A . S., 1 , 1 . - . X , 4 EV . , S - .1 x 1 .,. ' i '.x I' ' ' a Qi ' ' V 'e- .a . . 5 . Q. AF I , . A 3 A. a J o li. A , ' E N' S U I 'L S , ' I ' , A ' Q . Q n ' ' ' gr- nas 1' ' I ' 4 , Popp, RL h L Dell Larllyr neynolos, Letta eyer, Shlrley Blaylock, Horney, Allce larle Y ocker, Glorla lull Sally utty, Joyce J SO bd Pat e1ra, V1 argorle eber V11v1n1a Snead, rut Marlene Geason, mary lee Carmers, Nancy Harrls, Helen Hellweg, econd row a bara Ceascn ! S DeBotf, Betty J an Hag Jllls Ph lttaker, H1 M hlss oefer, ppen Lo 6 SD Je' Lorothy Be1let Phyllls Lngle, oyce Sprague, Janet Srarp, Ann Yoder, The everly Clllan, J OSL Pe gy largaret nozarnk, Jean Coleman, Anna hae Berlett, hlrd row -asters chlrley hsposlto, llma ferry, , Sh,1 ary Jane Lnlox Erma Vren, CFarden, lelores bavls Janice koch, 3 -arcla Uccsto Ju e Plesley, atherlne Tunls, Glorla Blumcrshlne, Joanne McFarden Mlyed i11t5-two a good-slzed mcmoers lp oi Chorus went through the y ar wltk The Glrls bnder th Chorus was dlsccntlnued vren not enoubh logs were axallacle at tke ilrst of Lke yea: s roles cuxl y tke year, an Whlttakcr the chorus pexforred varl us solos a d e uldance of Mlss also partlclpatco ln Lie Tazevell CourLy 1he5 Conce1t Sprlng ccessiul SU the ln partlclpated Festlval at Bekln ln npzll Muslc G ' ' ' ri ' X' ' . 1 , I - I 1 1 AI.. ' 1 4 ' .L 1 , M ' ' ' Ga' n N y. S ' : V 'i . ' 'I ' 'f , 'W l h f L' ' h 1 n 1 V ' 1 Carol Cren haw U 1 ' ' , J I '1 ' C ' - t. 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Francls X r- OTS Ym Ll Ian arels, I eth , Penn E LO DSQH heyers, 8 Elo enzcl, br le Hon esseleln, L' uh slngcx, uth urzlker 'onna U ert, undy, Ombf oann Schroen, Joe hrnst Jarlce tarcnlsch, allce bc1m1ot, Gene Slzenore, za Crant, JBTD avls, veloxes Second uohnne Fox, Joyce llson, axwell, H1cha1d Llc? 11m sac llla , .9 h11take 155 J avlc hcs1-c fell Paul Ue1Ker, barbara eyez, arle lice Spra Le, Mary Jane Schroen elk, 1lbu1 Marilyn Popp, nastman, Bonrle Venneth Iattelson, lklfd TCA Pat Meyer, Bettye Boughan, bary Yell, tonnle Bachman, haltlrl, ozyln clorouch, Joe uerl, lllcy f u. uo n xofslrg Joane Herbst, ellweg, elCU laztha Puckett, wllla carol oprague, Q, Howard Sprlnber, He1,le, Kenneth wl Janes POW Fotrtk Cllff Betty Hallam, Denneth lmrcff, Joe clatcrer, uolegxove, mine hesseleln, Vlrglnla Hager, Larry ayre Armbrus vel, Junlor Frabe, .LOP J cC ieverly Lonover, hochn, Tat Hauser, nancy LOQHH, Jones ana Jan Planck Baxbara Lure WPTC P Not present for t e we wexe pleased to hear our swell band under the able dlrectlon tie year, as we went through gave programs and ed at homecomlng, basketball and football games, P ihey whlttaker of Nlss oncert '1 Y the of ghllght ll he r' A organlzatlons WH to TlOUS Va for Play and work S year ll a fu out dec First row: .cis Schuck, Barbara wiegano, Paul Sizemore, Haymond Seil, Fred weeks, ' Kin- X -1 1, 1 ' ' 11' ' 1 1 11 1 1 1- 1 11 1 2 1 ' , ,I - ' ' A li lr ' 11 illl ' At ll A -: . IQ' ' I -1 V ,Q1 Ll' L. ' , ' I' r' ' . V. M' I1 1 N' ' ' ' 'YI' ' 1 1.1 1. 1' 1 1' f ' 1 1 1-' 1- ' 1 fh Al M ' M 1 1 U 4 ' 1 ' '1' ' ' 1 1 ' ' I-11 - 11 ' ' h 1' ' 1 er. 1 ': 1 'T 1 r1' ' ' ' F ' i ' ' ' - 9 ' x .- - r - . . -. Q.. .A -X. ' 1 1 1' f l 2 1 . k ' . ' 1 1..1 J., f,' 13 .1 ' 1 1' EJ 1 l t . , he ic 1 1 U' ' N l 1 , , l 1 , . . 1' , ' ' ' . '. lay ' ' c ' ' ' ' ' . ' l ' ear was the successful Spring C in ' . I ' l 1 ' ' Pekin roun ' ' . at Festlval Luslc W l Coun lazewe The march C S Flrst row Peggy Boehm, Joanne Schroen, Marllyn Mctann Second row Janlce Koch, GlOTl8 Horney, Vlrglnla Asher and Barbara Kell Thlrd row Beverly Conover, Barbara Smlth, Barbara Grant and Joyce Nutty Fourth row Shlrley Muerl, Melody Leckef, FP?-H093 hlflzlflgern and Retta Reynolds LIBRARIANS The llbr rlans thls ycar have contrlbuted a great deal to our school and stuoles They have kept the llbrary place of whlch to be proud Man, new books were added to the shelves whlch helped us to flnd the materlal we needed The llbrary was well ugplled w1th the latest magazlnes and dally papers to keep us ln touch w1th the current affalrs of the world We all gratefully thank the llbrarlans for a wonderful Job done thls year .4 ... J' +3 , .v ' ' ' Z . N , .. . . : .9 . . : . , . ,. . . - X I .1 . 'K . . N i . i K4 ' ,. . . 3 . . v . a ' 0 . , . . . . Q , , U , . O v . . . . . Front row Diem uoucx, Marg Bozarth, Melody Lecxey, A1108 larle Kammeyer, Miss lbert, Marllyn Hardy, Davld NCBTld9 Back row Ruth onead, Marv Jane ochroen, Vlrglnlz Neber Betty DeBoth, Beverly ulllan, eggy Boehm, Jan Dlancr Glorla Horney, Joann ochroen, Janlce Camenl ch, Joann Herbst, Barbara Smlth, Beverly Conover, Paul 5lZ6HOTG PANTHER STAFF The Panther!s out' Oh, will vou get mine, please: ltis was the lost commonlv heard remark about every three weeks around the halls of w L H 5 Twelve issues of the Ianther were put out during the year under the sponsorship of Miss nbert Melody Leckey and Alice Marie Kammeyer were co-editors. IUNIOR PLAY ARE YOU BUTLER ORTH9 Jack Shoro, Shirley Masters, Joyce Nutty Joyce Nutty: Jac K Shorb and Dan Clymore ,f-ff, '!EiW'!f' Janlce Koch, Lois Schuck, and Marg Bozarth 1 tlntlre Cast N1 E . f MH. V j, X rx if r . 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ENOD4 CD 1L1l..CI0'J OI LJ'1 5011 . - 0 iq e103 ,gzi ' -S5 , 0 MIQCDNN ,ba-gr 37? .-CC s'U 5-4 vs sffjgg 45.3 gr-lg 2 S aiawen - .2-'s we Jem ' . .a Q . .-4.'J: .Q2..LS 5153 E151 ' NLS nfs Ehqn '-E oubetgcl 030313 EE ii EH Seeig w o o m m 5 5 gi 3w58S Lgooqjqju ooQon O Ulffeffl F-ill!-1 Mr Babcook, B Blumenshlne, B McCall1ster, L Fox, R Burroughs K Hagen, J McDonough, K Patterson, D Long, R Marshall, B LGCKSY: K Koepenhoefer, R Kell, J Bratcher, J hrnst, G Koenlg, J B8Xt9T C Alexander, D Brunnenmeyer, R Keck, hr ROEAH1 NWN Club The members of the NJN Club are those boys who have partlclpated 1n competltlve sport and won an athletlc letter The offlcers elected for l9h9 1950 were Kenneth Koppenhoefer, pres1dent, Ronnle Marshall, secretary treasurer, and Eugene Fof, sergeant at arms, co advlsers were Coaches RDmaH1 and Babcock The purpose of the U H Club 1S to promote good sportsmanshlp, set tralning rules, encourage good cltlzenshlp, and brlng underclassmen out some of the 1deals and aims of the organlzatlon ib- fNX X 4 A L Lrg, 2 l o . 0 'V . '10 ' ,V 2 . o I . o 0 N ' . ' ' 3 1 ' ' ' a for athletics.. A reception is held for the parents in March to show them X xv. f -e W . T an Y N .V 'K T A ' .4 -fy ,mad-L Q , H -f-Ikffv, L' A4 Gabe Gab' Gab StudY Of Sleep 'Wqwff' Wim' 'M-so-n Margie Tim k Fish Herbst was Cold E-.H MMV' ESE? fi-d Ready for School ShOI't If ts Cathy Q 'Y VI , ..... fr, s J 1 ' . A 1 fix, 3, 1- V, X W 4 L: X , . j?FmW KQMY Q Q ff, . - ' Q 'J fn all V 1 ' IVY, .,,: ,X g . lk J Q , E , , . , A f .A K ' Timing I my ,, ,, 4 V ,T ,V . ' M A i Y , A 4 f, W, K A f 1 ' f f ff? hx , , A A, , L ,,.. i , Zwbwh . - f.4 f vw if ' , U f ,M , . W J f .K fi A , W h A I 5 W M- A-Q- ww Q 1 f - ' Y 'ff 1 Q A .Q .,.. fi af, W -WML V V , ' V 4 gQwnwp: HJHM MMM qQ 5. .6 ,' ,,, ' . K .Y K ' . ' 3 K Y A...- -Tgizards of Music? Gnemlsb Y I Q HWHY Time for Sleep? Strike Three? Football? Swatting Flies? .,,,r,- f VJ-Ju.-- - , 515' . xy: 'xy A , F Q 2' -, e it I 'JV 'x s L 5 4 x , I f X I af' ' I V ' ff .. 'www-AETK' . , af . 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