Waterman High School - Waterlog Yearbook (Waterman, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1953 volume:

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It is our deepest wish that this book be truly representative of Waterman High School life and spirit, and that it may serve in later years as a stimulating memory of pleasant days spent here. . .,.,. , A, wwww .-,ie A K. , f Q x u I FACULTY I 0 I SC HOOL BOA RD Standing: Ralph Schaefferg Russell Johnson: Seated: Wilder Fay: Kenneth Knudt song Vernon Baker: I. R. McAllister, President: not shown, Howard Kauffman, Secretary. W ROBERT METCALF General Science, Chemistry, Boys' P.E. and Coach. . . It's so easy....be in by 10 P.M. MALUORIE HARGRAVE Mathematics and Commercial Courses. . . .why did you do that. . . . five minute timings. CARL RYLANDER Agriculture. . . . public speaking. . . . gollies. MRS. NORMAN GRAPER Home Ec. . . . . no tasting. . . .man those needle LUELLA MIXER English. . . .E below the line. . . .shl l I MRS. CHESTER SWANSON Girls' P. E. . . . . Hokey Poky. . . .Attentionl Right face. GERALD PAAUWE Band and Chorus. . . . where is it. . . . just plain Daddy ETHEL MORRIS Biology, U. S. History, World History, Civics and Economics. . . . explain. . . .term papers. cooks D , BILLXE 1PA1q OJ' Pose Pretty v i il -I V' 'M-as Taste good? s -5. Chool N U1'Se MRS- EAST W ha Happened .ES Wicken, Blicken, and Nod Cuscodiam WAYNE. and RALPH 1' 46-11:5-r. -a,2..-W - CARYL POGUE Pogo---Traveling-H High heels with slacks JON SA NDERSON Sandy ---Mic key M ouse shows---Girls DONNA OLSON Ole---Sports--U People who don't go home on time VERNON FIELDS Vern---Nancy--U short hours after 12 'io .Es sssswst P1 2 JOHN KELLER Keller---girls--H stuck-up girls NANCY SHERMAN Nan---getting letters from Ohio---People telling her what to do Q? CAROL SILBURN Silburn---playing basket ball---W ashing dishes DEREK JONES Jonesy---Boat racing-- --School ' L A iffy MARY BUCHANAN Mary---Jewelry-n People who don't scrape their plates 1,p-or 4 , I E . 4 . 'X Eff-111 , E DERRILYN KNUDTSON Deb---giggling-H tight levis RUFUS ROBERTS IR. Jr. ---going to Firkins ---cottage cheese , 4 qgzx nv' QI' ,l I .jlh 'Qlllxl gllll llll llll Q Kr' FLOYD HUNT Hunt---Jill-H English class GEORGE SMILEY Poogie---playing basketball---Economics PHYLLIS RAY Jeannie---certain guy in a black Ford---School 6 PAUL SAWYER PATRICIA DIXON Sawyer---Driving a tractor- Pat---skatingu bo s ---English Class MARIA SILBURN Moo---Re ading Books---- People shouting in your ears who pester her LARRY HIPPLE Lar ---- Fishing Hospitals asian Wd!! We the Senior's of 1953, do make this our last will and testament: Jon Sanderson wills his way with the girls to Tom Burke. Pat Dixon wills her shortness to Bonnie McAllister. George Smiley wills his red hand knit socks to Darrell Owen. Mary Buchanan wills her ability to tell stories straight to Jackie Hays. Maria Silburn wills her ability to answer all U. S. History questions right to Nancy Spencer. Jr. Roberts wills his way with blondes to Freddie Furbush. Jeannie Ray wills her ability to go with a Roberts to Mary Ellen Johnson. John Keller wills his ability to drive like a maniac and not get picked up to John Baie. Vemon Fields wills his manly physique to Jerry McCaslin. Carol Silbum wills her ability to keep good hours to Diana Bremner. Floyd Hunt wills the extra Hays in his life to Ken Peterson. Derek Jones wills his Welch accent to Don Moudy. Donna Olson wills her ability to go steady to Marilyn Iverson. Deb Knudtson wills her giggles in English Class to any other person who can get away with it. Paul Sawyer wills his quiet manner to Lloyd Peterson. Larry Hipple wills his grades in English Class to Jackie Fay. Caryl Pogue wills her ability to manage the annual so well to Barbara Beschorner. Nancy Sherman wills her music ability to Jill Hays. Eugene Johnson wills his ability to play basketball to Chuck Johnson. The Senior Girls will their gym suits and their ability to take showers to all unfortunate girls below them The Senior Boys will their agreeableness on class decisions to all future Senior boys. The Senior Class will their seats in study hall and history class to all others who are fortunate enough to go to W. C. H. S. Signed' uuh div: ff: cam 77m Listen my children and you shall hear, Not of the famous ride of Paul Revere, But of the Seniors of 1953 year. 'I'his is what the future holds In hobbies, marriages, and careers, For the 18 graduates--dear old souls. FLOYD HUNT Occupation-Assistant bottle washer in the Bouncing Baby Bottle Company in Baltimore, Baryland--oops Maryland Marriage-His wife Jill and he have three sets of twins in three years Hobby-Collecting safety pins PAT DIXON Occupation-A glamorous star, who has just completed the version of Dumbo, the flying elephant, as the voice behind Dumbo Marriage-She is secretly married to a hobo from Sheboygan Hobby-Learning to swim in her newly constructed 89, 000, 000 swimming pool GEORGE SMILEY Occupation-Keeper of the zoo in the monkey cages Marriage-Married to a luscious peroxide blonde Hobby-Knitting red argyle socks NANCY SHERMAN Occupation-Chief reed wetter for the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra Marriage-Married a logsided genius Hobby-Catching raindrops with a strainer VERNON FIELDS Occupation-Chief card shuffler for the biggest gambling syndicate in Las Vega Domestic trouble -Getting into his house at 4 A. M. without his wife hearing him Hobby-Avoiding raids MARIA SILBURN Occupation-Acknowledged model of Bikini bathing suits Marriage-Eloped with the lifeguard Hobby-Has a passion for snnflowers JUNIOR ROBERTS Occupation-Working six feet under in the diamond mines of Africa Spare time -Paying off installments on tricycle built for two Hobby-Climbing rubber trees CARYL POGUE Occupation-Chief shoe lacer for the Queen of England Spare time -Carrying on a romance with a palace guard Hobby-Embroidering pillow cases for Ike ION SANDERSON Occupation-Vice President in charge of ridding Marshall Field 8a Co. of vermin In spare time-Most sought after bachelor in Manhatten Hobby-Due to appeal in Manhatten, he commutes by helicopter PHYLLIS RAY Occupation-Hair stylist for poodle dogs Marriage prospect-Engaged to a tall, dark, --I know you are all waiting--skinny, bull-legged louse Result-But it is all worth it, because her diamond is as big as a--pin point LARRY HIPPLE Occupation-Yearly position at Macy's as Santa Domestic life-'Ma and Me and our 47 kids' Hobby-Growing a new crop of Santa Claus whiskers DEBBY KNUDTSON Occupation-Housewife, and mother of the famous sextetlets Domestic Uoubles-Trying to keep them straight In spare time-Building on to the house JOHN KELLER Occupation-Emmient Scientist doing germ research on the kiss Result-Reports his findings as dangerous Marriage-Married Miss America of 1920 DONNA OLSON Occupation-Sells Stardust at Woolworth's Marriage-Married the world famous pretzel twister Hobby-Chasing rainbows with a scooter DEREK JONES Occupation-Window cleaner for the new U. N, Building In Spare Time-Trying to take out life insurance Hobby-Babying his pet monkey, Gertie, the female in his life MARY BUCHANAN Occupation-First woman to have returned from a trip to the moon Marriage-Married space pilot In Spare Time-Knitting and preparing bootees with lead weights PAUL SAWYER Occupation-Salesman for distributing Chanel number 5 In Spare Time-Builds door in his house wider so that his dainty 200 pound wife can manipulate from one room to another W Hobby-Keeps chickens as reminiscent of the old farm days CAROL SILBURN Occupation-First woman President In Spare Time-Makes eyes at her new Cabinet Hobby-Redecorating the White House Please take the above with a grain of salt, 440460444 af de 77556 On September 6, 1949 twenty bashful Freshmen entered the class rooms of the Waterman High School. Soon we were officially received into the folds by our Superior Seniors, Caryl Pogue was chosen Queen, and George Smiley was chosen King of the Freshmen initiation. A new member, Derek Jones, of Wales, was welcomed into the class, The following officers were elected: Nancy Sherman, President, Rufus Roberts Jr, , Vice President, Jon Sanderson, Treasurer, Larry Hipple, Secretary, During the year we had several parties which were a lot of fun, Mr, Padgett was our class advisor, Our Sophomore year found us with twenty-one members, During the latter part of the year Everett Kirk left the class, The following officers were chosen to lead our class: George Smiley, Presidentg Vernon Fields, Vice President, Phyllis Ray, Secretary, and John Keller, Treasurer, Once again Mr, Padgett was our advisor, Twenty-one members composed our Junior class, Kyla Wilder from Tennessee started out the school year, but left before the end of the first semester, Our class was well represented in the Jr-Sr, play, As a result of losing the ticket selling contest we treated the Seniors to a theatre party, Our class sponsored a money making project in the form of a carnival which was a success both socially and financially, The highlight of that year was the Prom, our theme being Evening In Paris . The class officers were: Vernon Fields, President, Nancy Sherman, Vice President, Caryl Pogue, Secretary, and Phyllis Ray, Treasurer, Once more our class of twenty strolled into the halls of learning, but this time we are Seniors, During the first part of the year, Jerry Withey joined the Marines and Peggy Warren, who was with us until January, moved away, The following officers were chosen to lead the remaining eighteen: Caryl Pogue, President, Donna Olson, Vice President, and Jon Sanderson, Secretary-Treasurer. To help finance our Senior trip to Mackinac Island we had another carnival, but this year the Juniors joined us, During our Junior and Senior years, Mr, Robert Metcalf was our very helpful advisor, x X litmus:--sw SR if Q 2 'Q m Y E. if 1,4-uv'7' ,.w- A.-M' ,AQ .a-sf' v 1 5. ,Q N M. W. - W' ,,i.X.,,,....? ,ff kk ,ff vw.. NX my v.-0-G.wmw,..,, 'W-w.,,,,,,...f,wm Advisor MISS MIXER Officers BARBARA BESGHORNER, Vice President, IILL HAYS, Treasurer, PHYLLIS ERLENBACH, Secretary, BONNIE McALLISTER, President. 'Q 'S Q.- ? Back row: I. Beveridge, D. Moudy, C, Johnson, L. Peterson. Middle row: T. Burke, N. Spencer, M. Johnson. J. Fay, K, Earle, T. Mitchell. Front row: Miss Mixer, B, McAllister, B. Beschorner, I. Hays, P, Erlenbach, D, MacDouga1l, L, Schaeffer ,an 4 A E, .K O Ngqdmw ,k :fi f FK QR nw xxx ,.' Rau, U ' g Eg LJ5 3 A iv ' Q f A 75 , f ,sf Gif ,4, aa, , 'Q C 5 kv 41 Q . ,.. ., .wif . , Q .L 3 12, gf ,, Q nga? ,L fy - 8 4 w A sf Q ' fgff 1 lf, r V ' x . , v 8 gf: V A . 9 MP I I if I .3 Q ,lg rw I 1 ' '.. i , nr. N . ' ' .4 Q, Q . we x ig 57 is Y-six. in I P 1 H R ' ,W . 4' . Q . iii. .L - Q.-wQQ'3'-'mga A gs N.,,:vf2F'- 93, 1 . 34+ Q- M aw' ' m ADEQ H 'fa .1 Jlws.. .. V 'S x ff 7 vi 5,-W H Q . ' . f +v is is llv 9 1 I for 'W' , .a. ,.. G ze 34w..,f,zU 1 Advisor MRS, GRAPER OFFICERS VIRGINIA COOPER, Secretary, Bob Dixon, Treasurer, CARLTON RICE, Vice President, KEN PETERSON, President, Back row: B. Bergeson, J, Baie, R, Baker, D, Owen, I. Gallagher, D, Bare, W, Bidstrup. Middle row: A. Ray, M, Wirsing, B. Russell, M. Garbleman, P, Grady, J, Fuller, L. Hipple. I. Hays, D, Firklns. ' Front row: Mrs. Graper, V. Cooper, C. Rice, B. Dixon, K. Peterson. J. Iohnson, C. Bergeson. 'R E+ W WW3Q??If5'2 J . N ' . ' ' ,gf A A fy -F -? x i ,K 95 Q' -1 ' A 5 ' L-AL ff Q-rw fi Fffsws t w, 4. W A- K A 4 1w.a-vw-jl?..g-X .fur 'ff-K Q , ii i A-Sf ge - -, .. . .l V Q5 I- .6 t I lx W - k g, Vg, K X x x , .4 ,xi H g VK , km i gm. f Qj is N- e' 5 Mm Q1 fs 41 ,K ! X Q . - K - V,.. :f?J.,5g , V, . Q. it , Mx., , ,M 5 V ffl Ag s m. XT L15 A. wr f 1 v J- 'W' WWW 1 15515 + fi A. mf., iafdl? -Q- V-an 66444 Advisor MISS MORRIS OFFICERS Dave Johnson, Vice President, Diana Bremner, Soc, Chairman, Maureen Smiley, President, Sandra Souder, Treasurer, Baret Johnson, Secretary, C- Fifth row: R. Askelson. I. Gavin, B, Haas, S, Silburn Fourth row: R, Forrer, B, Moudy, K, Joranlien, D. Knudtson, G, Heath, C, Buchanan, T, Clark, A, Hampton, - Third row: I. Peterson, D, Moudy, M, Hartman, O, Silburn, F, Stout, R, Hunt Second row: W, Maxfield, M, Diehl, J, Johnson, A, Eakle, L, Beck, S, Wilson, First row: K, Cleaver, T, Reingardt, S, Souder, D, Johnson, Johnson, D. Bremner, J, McCaslin, B, Johnson, J, Olson, J, Johnson, P, Hickey. J. Fay, R, Roberts, M, Smiley, Miss Morris, B, sw.-ii MA Q . Q w :Z 1 :W www - VC Q. lp gl N 'osx 7 4 .adn NP x W 3' N4 :gif x w 'I qw' Back row: D, Moudy, L, Peterson, C. Johnson, I, Baie, Middle row: K. Peterson, D. Johnson, C, Rice. I. Beveridge, V, Fields, Coach Metcalf. Front row: Manager R. Moudy, R. Bergeson, R. Moudy, W. Maxfield, R, Johnson, R. Baker, ww wang ROGER CARLTON JOHN JIM CHUCK GEORGE CHUCK KEITH KEN JOHN S X W X BARET - 1 M A -fb L COACH METCALF MANAGER LARRY HIPPLE JUNIOR VARSITY 5 . 25 3 X -.-rw Left to right: B, Moudy, Manager, W, Maxfield, B, Johnson. J. Peterson, R, Baker, B, Haas, D. Johnson, J, Baie, B. Dixon, C, Rice, VARSITY TEAM Courtesy of The DEKALB CHRONICLE Back row: Coach Metcalf, D, Moudy, G, Smiley, C, Johnson, L, Peterson, C, Rice, K, Earle, Front row: I. Beveridge, R, Roberts, R, Dixon, R, Baker, T, Burke, K, Peterson, Central ' Waterman Waterman 'Waterman W, Aurora ' Waterman 'Waterman Leland ' Waterman E, Aurora 'Conference Games Waterman Rollo Geneva Hinckley Waterman Plano Serena Waterman Shabbona Waterman c O Nc FH EA RM EP :NS C E BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 64 Waterman 55 ' Waterman 59 ' Waterman 55 Waterman 51 ' Waterman 49 Waterman 51 Waterman 47 Waterman 51 ' Waterman 53 Genoa Maple Park Somonauk Earlville Hinckley Paw Paw Kirkland Belvidere Amboy Sandwich Waterman UD jzeafml ,gm wpiwgumcs YD WW 5 W7 W' ZZLJZMZ' QS? ew . 5 b f fi '4 MfM'Qf-M 11, f 1 E: ' Qf if W 1? ' sg cwg M' l X ffm -X R, 'gl g .JMRH Q . ' UW'- a Q. . eff . X. Citi- !6 lfjQl4L E N 72-fuk MWOM , Xl is 5350 'Ken' H1-XQA W QQ 1 Qm ..J ,. K f 'X . Ja fad b -, ' ix qv ..Dm, N Q E Q9 , , l ' X -- M Sw Q5 A i , Kun' .S Q35 ,, VYYX litre' -Bob.. 5 'IW fH1vJfjNfnf7ML2ff 6d!'Q,75,...J'f H - 55,7 J WXQMHL -m..W, , U XWVELAZJL 7lf 'J7W-?WUJf2iZ'M j . A A 7?brfr?mf,fQ,,w,?, C I ft S 4 af- , rx if-.irq Y l I Editor ------- - - - Business Manager ------ Assistant Business Manager Literary Editor ------ Sports Editor - - - Faculty Editor - - Class Editor ----- Activity Co-Editors - - Photography Co-Editors - - General Staff - - Advisor - - - Hurry! Deadline to Meet. ,, K Q E Fw 4 Au' 1 Q AAAAAf - - CARYL POGUE - - LARRY HIPPLE - - VERNON FIELDS - NANCY SHERMAN - GEORGE SMILEY ' - - PAT DIXON - - - - PHYLLIS RAY - - DEBBY KNUDTSON JON SANDERSON - ' ' ' ' DONNA OLSON JOHN KELLER ' - FLOYD HUNT, DEREK JONES JUNIOR ROBERTS, CAROL SILBURN PAUL SAWYER, MARIA SILBURN - 'GERALDPAAUWE Problems igamae 4 li 1 es E S 2 .- g ' g . i , L gl gl Standing: Ken Peterson, D. E, Stitzel, Advisor, Bonnie McAllister, President, Seated: Vernon Fields, Caryl Pogue, Vice President, Maureen Smiley, Lois Schaeffer, Secretary With Mr, Stitzel as our able advisor, the Student Council sponsored special and pep assemblies, the March of Dimes, and the All School Party, Plans were also made for the 1953-1954 assemblies, Bonnie presiding at an assembly Be sure to come QA,-4, 'QS ,,,, .. Fifth Row M, L, Wirsing, Donna Olson, C, Silburn, Fourth row: I. Johnson, M, Garbleman A, Ray, M, E, Johnson, J, Fay, M, Smiley, R, Roberts, S, Souder, Third row: I. Johnson, J, Hays, L, Hipple, B, Johnson, D, MacDougall L, Schaeffer, J, Johnson, Second row: I. John- son, M, Diehl, V, Cooper, A, Eakle, M, Hart- Thmugh the loop--we hope man, K, Cleaver, P, Erlenbach, M, Silburn, First row: D, Bremner, O, Silburn, J, Hays, B, Beschorner, P, Ray, P, Dixon, N, Spencer, Officers: Phyllis Ray, President, Bonnie Mc- Allister, Vice President, Barbara Beschonrer Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Dixon, Point Chair- man, Mrs, Swanson, Advisor, GP :NF x xx L it 1 is Lots of Pep OFFICERS Lois Schaeffer, President, Donna MacDouga1l, Vice President, Darlene Firkins, Secretary, Linda Hipple, Treasurer, Miss Morris, Advisor, Be ready iqmnuslun X3 gi HUMEHAA' AM RICA Don't drop it . Fourth row: M, Garbleman, J, Hays, P, Grady, D, Bremner, M, Diehl, M, Smiley, J, Olson, S, Souder, F, Stout, Third row: C, Bergeson, M, Johnson, A V- Ray, V, Cooper, J, Hays, J, Johnson, R, Roberts, H J, Fay, J, Johnson, Second row: P, Erlenbach, B, Russell, M, Wirsing, O, Silburn, K, Cleaver, P Hickey, A, Eakle, M, Hartman, B, Johnson, P Dixon, First row: B. McAllister, Parliamentarian, Mrs, Graper, Advisor, D, MacDougall, Reporter, N, Spencer, Treasurer, D, Olson, President, J, Fuller, Vice President, D, Firkins, Secretary, L, Schaeffer, Historian, P, Ray, Program Chairman, iii ix uf 2 K img x v wi ,. W Y i' W + ' Y ' N . K fx 51, H Hg Q, . Y , 'lil s wma. f JN , 5 .ia iii at wk, fm., X 3 F: ,,-f. Q .,,1s 1 ak, xx :Q t i1w.QK' 5 ,VM 2 Q ? N Q lnfigil ,, w'!?? x.v.e -:S ,T my ',',w' tsgih i .4 t K ' 9. fin NH 3:1-fi! Q A 'u '75:f1:fi,iS: ' I 5 5 , X , ,ZS ' 's'f' v' gif . K F y:?,'I?:lv: if . 3 ff!i 523, if 'F 2 13: ' ' ff-aaa Km ubyy.. P ,5Yh i5f- ' 1 f 6,,, 1 A, x ' 'L . 1 f 'N, N rm A 'xi k K 7, ,'. .N-J , , Y Ng , ,Qzgifv K v.','D. '15 bmi! is 9231! A Ulugv ,gawk 4, fff ' , vm, 'WNW 'qwheznmmiids QW 'Rf'-1:-4 E, X313 V ... QF ,L Qi' gi ' Wauwsnvvf Q ww V 'WS f. 'iw t I -WA BAND BOYS' QUARTET MIXED CHORUS GIRLS' TRIO 10, 24465 Zone Kiddie? Ethel Morris, Director 6445 Junior Roberts Mary Ellen Johnson Nancy Spencer George Smiley Marilyn Iverson Chuck Johnson Donna Olson Phyllis Ray Bonnie McAllister Norman Hamilton Jackie Fay John Keller Dainty Thmmielena Oops! E W9 Q -Sb R this T U J wi 3. ...J I , ag' alevwlafz a AUGUST 29 School Opens tj? we 1 Labor Day-No School 3 Sandwich Fair-No School 9 Indian Baritone Assembly 19 Freshman Initiation 22 Home Ec Flower Show 26 GAA Hayride 27 Faculty-School Board Party ,-wx. 0 , .-E Q - da 2 Q - . J 3 Sophomore Hayride 10 College Day for Seniors 24 Teacher'S Institute Sksx. E? 4 ' p T45 E QUXIHIIHNI 10-14 American Education Week 11 Armistice Day 19 Jesse Owens Assembly 20 Roll-A-Teers Assembly 27-28 Thanksgiving Vacation +- I o + 0 X 1' + HXHHIHKH 19 Christmas Vacation Begins 26-30 DeKalb Holiday Tournament KNQULNHP 5 School Resumes 15-16 Semester Exams 19-23 Little Ten Tournament 26 Southland Singers aewtc UDHYUZNRP 12 Lincoln's Birthday 13 Freshman Cake Walk 16 Ventriloquist Assembly 24-26 District Tournament s as YK 'Q .: , K x Y WMV z 2-6 Regional Tournament 12 Trampoline Assembly 14 District Solo and Ensemble Contest -. if f' ' f !'f WW fi, WA X4 3 Good Friday 6 Easter 11 District Music Organization Contest 17 Dance International Assembly 21 All-School Banquet A ' s 'Ss gig. I0 1 gkvrdlnlv A IIIVYIIP AA 8 Spring Concert 15 Ir, -Sr, Prom 20-22 Senior Trip 31 Baccalaureate JUNE 2 Commencement 4. Go U61 6. MISM. LR. Rebound ao. Phqbaok 40. Lovely maitns P I6 U10 Yadeq U 41. Bemave-rahanq pm 36 aww vmw za.oh,Fio.,A - 14. 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Not so fast fememlefz like Dag Freshmen didn't learn speech for initiation and paid for it---the hunt for size 12 high heels started---Nancy Lee was bruised all over her knees---Juniors got their class rings and immediately other people got them---the P, E, girls swung to the I-lokey Pokey-- Jackie got thrown under the showers---Seniors decided on their trip---the long and short got together---Caryl's Plymouth ended up in the ditch---no snow for Christmas- --annual pictures were taken---Senior English was quiet---P,E, girls ran 4 laps around the gym ---- the F, H, A, slumber party---Sandy fell into Miss Morris 's arms---Donna M, , Donna O, , and Chuck hurt F their ankles---Miss Mixer skipped school---everyone was bitten by the flu bug---Coach stayed in 6th hour study hall all period--- feast at the Colonial after the cake walk and pie prance---F,F. A, and F, H, A, Valentine Party-- Juniors started planning the prom about 5 months too late--- term papers were assigned---Poogie was loose with a mouse--- Deb got her pen caught in her hair---Miss Morris didn't give TUI TU! any assignment in History---Seniors finished the annual--- term papers were finally completed and handed in---Seniors marched to Pomp and Circumstance ---after the Prom--Juniors prepared for their candy sales, Naughty Naughty Qfbwxfaaw lx c l-4 CQ Cwiggdi eRoc:-ERY It Pleases Us to Please You F035 E525-J QUAllYY FRIM EQUIPMENT Compliments of THE OQQZQQ Zane' nrvxD1.EMENT CQ John Deere Dealers -4 :vial -are 'gl Ph 72 3 4,-1171 s, , ' a .. '1 K QQ: ef? Bb L H., Waterman, 111. I Best W'1s Remembe' QWQZZ on l. CO. Electrical Appliance B st 'Nlshes ' '. X E I ,f.uvN Ig J in liiiffefi, Ulgi nr 'ge MZ, Q ,Qf 5 l - Tb-TJ-:Roy Mitchell K 7 Electric Sh ' Hotpoint-Crosley Appliance p Xfv Sales Skelgas Service Phone IOORZ Waterman, Ill. f - affzjlfkfzefzfs af CO. 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