Williamsfield High School - Venture Yearbook (Williamsfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1945 volume:

.lege at 70 WWA 544446 Dummy :Ae Zfm of 7944 1445 Edxtor M1r1arn Parker Assxstant Ed1tor Loxs Hann Assistant Busmess Manager Blalr Doubet Techmcal Edltor Roland Benjamin Wxllxamsfield Commumty H1gh School Wxllramsfxeld I111no1s Volume III Business Manager - Arline Tabb Ded1cat1on To all the former students of W CHS who have served or are now servmg 1n the armed forces th1S book IS respectfully dedlcated The Staff I -1 3 -4 2355. one S . -,ww ,aqisgag wr if .I Standing: Mr. Miller, Mr. Geyer, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Bates. Seated: Miss Boyle, Miss Youmans, Miss Clauson, Miss Collins. J. KENNETH ELLIOTT, Principal, Math- ematics, Social Science, and Athletics. Williamsiield three years. LEE MILLER, Mathematics, History, and Athletics. Williamsfield three years. MASON BATES, Smith-Hughes Agricul- ture. Williamsfield one year. J. H. GEYERQ General Science, Biology, Physics, and Band. Williamsfield nine years. JUNE CLAUSON, Smith-Hughes Home Economics, Girls Physical Education. Wil- liamsfield one year. MAY COLLINS, Commercial and Drama- tics. Williamsfield three years. EVA YOUMANS, English, History, and Dramatics. Williamslield one year. ELIZABETH BOYLE, English, Latin and Music. Williamsfield one year. Zend Ofg ' '-it , Left to right: Earl Mackie, Allen Spencer, William A. Spencer, Bernice C. Mackie, Veda V. Gray, Spencer Huber, Charles Huber. OFFICERS Pfesldent , , , ............. . . .EARL MACKIE Secretary .... ........... . . .VEDA V. GRAY ,. N I R . .-, NA -:YJ i f AAS: 2 Ka I I ld As thls book goes to press we are engaged 1n a second world war ln order that we may llve m the falth of the supreme value of human lxfe Before we can have a world whxch respects the dxgmty of the 1l'ldlVldU3l regardless of race creed or color the power of the aggressor nations must be so completely destroyed as to make lt ll'TlpOSSlble for them to break the peace agam It IS slgnlhcant that axls leaders shrewdly saw that lf they were gomg to destroy democracy they must destroy rellglous faith and control educatlon They began th1s educatlon wlth the bables and set all standards goals and defmxtxons of lxfe The mobs whlch plundered and murdered Jews ln the streets of Germany the army that crushed Poland the barbarlans who destroyed LldlC6 marched out of the school rooms of Germany educated for death Our task IS educatlon for llfe The capacity for self government mxght be developed wlthln them The provxslon of a stxmulatmg envlronment for the development of thls capaclty voters rests the supreme responslbxllty of seelng that thls capaclty can mature Thxs responslblllty calls for falth wlsdom understandmg patlence and perse verence at all levels of the educatlonal ladder Good schools should ultlmately pay off' 1n terms of better c1v1c govern ment fuller and more secure employment 1n lower dlvorce rates lower death rates abundance of leaders IH every field a hlgh rate of artlstxc actlvxty a declme an the number of nervous dlsorders and jall membershlp and a decent set of xdeals To the task of translatmg these and other ultlmate social Obj6CtlV8S mto the learnmg experlences of boys and glrls Wllllamsfield Community Hlgh School and thousands of others l1ke xt throughout Amerlca and the world are dedxcated is the privilege and duty of schools. ,Upon the teachers, board members, and A Q -- Q Sendofzelau OFFICERS Presldent GERRY GERMAN Vxce President MIRIAM PARKER Secretary ILENE MANER Treasurer ROLAND BENJAMIN Advxser MR GEYER MOTTO Chmb tho the rocks be rugged Flower Color Red carnatlon Red and whlte GERRY GERMAN Gerrys witticisms are source ol unending amusement for his friends ILENE MANER A srrulmg girl who ap pears to be friendly JAMES KING jim falthlully answered Uncle Sams call to the Navy LAWANDA BUCK Passing up an opportu- nity to jitterbug is im- possible Ior Polly. '17 .RUS- -ar uv '1 192 I-avi' We MIRIAM PARKER She has a touch of Texas in her heart ROLAND BENJAMIN Some people like Tiny are just born with wisdom DORIS YOUNG Rather quiet but always friendly describes Dons RALPH MACKIE This nature-lover wants nothing but a farm. DORRANCE YELM Pete never falls to enjoy himself Hes alw ys li full ol fun MILDRED HODGES A elif? isnt any ob staz.le to her CONRAD JOHNSON A practical joker as well as a tease ' lb as ,v 'T' ,365 if 9 '35 in 'v gi?- O19 ,492-n an-5 H 4n,,o Sli P' ,sa .L VIRGINIA CHEESMAN A strong mmd and a will of her own that s Ginny CALVIN SPENCER Oh to argue what a joy' MURIEL ADAMS Playing basketball rs her favonte sport 6144470431 We the class of 1945 bemg of sound m1nd and body do declare th1s to be our last wlll and testament We Jomtly and severally do w1ll the followmg I Dorls Young bequeath my drape shape to Velma Damels I Dorrance Yelm bequeath my streamlmed Dodge to anyone who can keep xt from golng to Pr1ncev1lle Tough Job eh? I Mxrxam Parker bequeath Arlxne Tabb to Wllletta Whlttaker who seems to have h1m under control I Calvm Spencer bequeath my ab1lxty to argue on any subject to Earl Smlth I LaWanda Buck bequeath my ab1l1ty and Galesburg boy frlends to Ruth Smlth I Murrel Adams bequeath my long l1ne of boy frrends and excess use of make up to Pat Spencer I Roland Ben3am1n bequeath my abllxty to make long speeches and brlght saymgs to Mreda German though she already does pretty good at lt I Ralph Mackle bequeath my ab1l1ty to care for sxxteen year old bables to jack Cheesman I Vrrglma Cheesman bequeath my excess fat to Beverly Smlth I Ilene Maner bequeath my grggllng to Maxme Cadwell I Gerry German bequeath my studxous and mdustrlous nature to anyone who can make good use of It I James Kmg bequeath all my lonely sweethearts to Wrllxam Cherrxngton who I know has a way wrth women I Conrad Johnson bequeath my Model A coupe to anyone who can haul five gxrls and handle It on 1cy roads all at the same tlme I Mlldred Hodges bequeath my sunshmy smxle and dlsposrtxon to Dolly LaFollette who never needs It To thls document we hereby set our seal and sxgnatures on thls the last day of May A D 1945 MA MH CJ and CS I ' e 1 - 1 1 ' Y 3 ' 1 1 . ,. 1 1 J 1 1 . 1 1 1 , . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 Q 1 - . . 1 1 1 1 . Y 5 - . 7 ,.. . .., ..,.. .. eauofzglaeegfwtofuf On the seventh day of September ln the year of 1941 twenty seven green freshmen strolled up the walks of WCHS to start their four year grmd wnth Mr Henry as our advxser For our freshman year we elected the followmg oflicers Presldent Dave Henry V1ce Presldent Gerry German Secretary and Treasurer Roland Benjamm We regretted losmg exght members of our class Dons Riggs Calvm Thur man Hubert Lewls Harold Dean Walsh Stuart Gustafson and V1rg1l Cadwell Bllly Bob Ames and Dave Henry moved away In the second semester of our sophomore year two more members left our class Thelma Broadfield and Emuly Hunt Vxrgxma Cheesman moved here from Galesburg and added another member to our class Class Officers elected the sophomore year were Presldent Roland Benjamm Vlce Pres1dent Gerry German Secretary and Treasurer Dorls Young Mrs Shaffer was our class advxser Three members from our class were elected as Student Councxl Represen tat1ves They were Dorxs Young Roland Benjamm and Gerry German Commg back the next fall we had a total of seventeen members How ever before the year was completed we had lost three more classmates Vlrgxl Rxchmond Rlchard Josephson and Elmer Jackson Mrs Shaffer agam was elected our class advlser wlth the followmg oflicers Presxdent Roland Benjamm Vlce Presldent M1r1am Parker Secretary and Treasurer Ilene Maner In our Jumor year we presented the play Worrymg Wllly whxch was a blg success We as Junlors sponsored the Jumor Semor Banquet at the jefferson Hotel ln Peorla Our Prom was held here 1n the gymnaslum of WCHS Four members from our class were elected to represent the Student Councll They were Doris Young Roland Bengamm Ilene Maner and Calv1n Spencer We the class of 45 entered our last year m hlgh school on August 21 1944 As our semor advlser we selected Mr Geyer and the followmg class oHicers were elected Presldent Gerry German V1ce President M1r1am Parker Secretary Roland Benjamm Treasurer Ilene Maner Our Semor play Lxsten to Lester was a howlmg success The followmg members of the Senlor Class were selected for the Student Councll Dorls Young Roland Benjamm Gerry German M1r1am Parker and Calvm Spencer In October we regretted loslng our classmate Jim Kmg who left for the navy As we leave these halls of WCH S whlch to us are so dear we take wlth us countless happy memorxes of fnends and teachers whom we shall never fa1l to remember Q I 1 1 ' n , - 4 1 1 1 - . . , , . 1 - ' , . 1 1 - - ........................... . . U . . ,, . 1 ' 1 J ' ' 1 1 1 ' , . . 1 1 1 ' 44' 11 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...., , e4uofada44p'v0g6464Q The followmg are excerpts taken from the dlary of the former Dons Jean Young now resldmg near Dahmda MAY 4 1955 Well I remember 10 years ago today On that memorable occasion I gradu ated from Wrlhamsfield Commumty I-Ixgh School after 4 short years there I wonder what has become of the b1g 14 Of course theres Ralph Mackxe who rs st1ll lxvmg over north of Wnlhamsfield a prosperous farmer And as we all prophes1ed he IS happlly marrled to Loulse Then theres the former Vnrgxma Cheesman now Whrttaker who belongs to the same Mothers Club as I do She and Kenny w1ll celebrate thelr 10th weddmg anmversary soon Of course Conme Johnson IS over at Momca managmg the Silver Sllpper' dance pavxhon Dorrance Yelm so they tell me IS h1s best patron Pete IS st1ll lookmg for a glrl he can trust Ill have to stop now as Merrlll wants me to get hxs dmner but I w11l try to find where the rest of the class of 45 are MAY 12 1955 Today I got a letter from LaWanda Buck who IS dancmg out the swing shlft in one of the bxg alrcraft factories 1n Calxforma She 1S plannmg on returning to Maquon 1n the near future to settle on a large chlcken ranch wlth Jug I-Ia1d' I also read m one of the Bllltown evemng papers the other night of the famed Saratoga gambling hall 1n the still w1de open Peorla and who should I see as the manager and owner Yes, lt was none other than the bram of our old class Tmy Benjamm Tmy xs now entertammg a prosperous business and delxghts ln mathematlcs ln the form of addmg up the dxglts on pool balls I also read ln the same paper that my old class mate Gerry German recently made hls debut as an opera singer and does ballet dancmg as a slde lme H works under the stage name of Iscabxbble J Blowhard but I know xt s the same old red head JUNE 1 1955 Today I got a very great surpr1se I turned on the televlsxon set Merrrll gave me for my birthday and there to my amazement I saw the face of our old classmate Admiral James E Kmg who was just preparmg to board the transcontmental rocket sh1p for his 5th trxp to Reno JUNE 6 1955 The former Mxldred Hodges and her husband were our dmner guests this evemng Mlldred was out for the week end from Chlcago where she runs a cham of beauty shops It must be a very prosperous buslness from the looks of that mmk coat she was wearmg She told me Murlel Adams had been to see her the week before a Lt of the Waves on furlough from New London Conn JULY 4 1955 In a special fourth of July message Presxdent Roosevelt announced the appomtment of our old frxend Calvm Coolldge Spencer to the post of ambassador to Txmbuctoo The President now servmg h1s 6th term felt that Mr Spencer would be a close competltor for the next electlon and had to get rld of hxm some way I also heard today that the two brams of the Semor Physxcs Class Mmam Parker and Ilene Maner stlll unmarrxed but hopeful are employed at the Northern Reglonal Research Laboratory 1n Peorla They are currently engaged m producing fish worms sultable for human consumptlon Even though they are scattered to the four corners of the earth I shall never forget the class of 45 who filled the halls of WCHS wlth laughter and the seats wlth thumb tacks Bv MP GG RB I , . , ... ra ' 71 7 ' , . , . , . . . . a 7 ca yy ' ' . . . . 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'vyg ' 3 ' ' 119 ...,q - 601602 'T' Seated Audry Maner Elnzabeth Lrndgren Dons Tucker Imogene Kell Inez LaFollette Glona German Maxme Cadwell Alleen Klrtley LaVeta Rrggen Second Row Ruth Smrth Beverly Dawson Marxon Quxggen Jean Gnert Ilene Yelm Joanne Cam Loulse Spencer Mxeda German Jeanmne Gray Velma Damels Patncra Spencer Wxlletta Whrttaker Loxs Hann Marjorxe Meece Mrss Clauson Thxrd Row Alvln Hanson Edward Damels Bill Swrtzer Vemon Kxefer Don Nerbuhr Jim Baxrd Charlre Chemngton Blair Doubet, Arlme Tabb Kenneth Mosher OFFICERS Presldent ARLINE TABB Vlce Pres1dent GLORIA GERMAN Secretary JEANNINE GRAY Treasurer AILEEN KIRTLEY Class Advlser. ..... . . . MISS CLAUSON The Junior Class devoted rnost of thexr t1me to makmg money for the banquet and prom Sellmg pop and pop corn at the basketball games, servmg hot lunches, sellmg Chr1stmas cards, pennants, and candy, were among the many act1v1t1es the Junrors engaged 1n The Juniors also found tlme to sponsor a party 1n honor of thelr former classmate, Pvt. Dean Dlson They Jomed wrth other classes 1n orgamzxng an all school party. s gem uuauu-nun A-ewwsmwwwah-lll Mn. W W, - Seated: Mary Hart, Joyce Burgess, Marjorie Ingle, Glennavon Grohs, Connie Morgan, Calopia Vallas, Dariel Pittman. Standing: Kenneth Young, Ray Thomas, Arlis Brown, Gordon Green, Duane Best, Jack Cheesman, Kenneth Elliott, LeRoy Hodges, Henry Weast, Miss Boyle. OFFICERS President ....... ....... A RLIS BROWN Vicq President .... ..... K ENNETH YOUNG Secretary ..... .... G LENNAVON GROHS Treasurer .... ...... C ONNIE MORGAN Adviser .... ......... M ISS BOYLE The Sophomore class entertained the freshmen class at a party in the high school gym on Friday, September 22, at which time the Sophomores had an opportunity to get acquainted with the Freshmen. The Sophomores also organized an all school party, which proved to be a very delightful occasion due to the fact that we were entertained by our Mexican visitors. J' I ff- ,r , , ' X94 itwwvszwr .mt e.awfzv,.2r 4 ,X , .wvme-wwmawv A' Seated: Helen Spencer, Erma Chandlee, Dolly LaFollette, Carol Doubet, Beverly Daniels, Beverly Smith, Lorraine Ramp, Marilyn Kneer, Betty Swanson. Second Row: Mr. Miller, Merlin Riggen, Robert Josephson, Earl Smith, Lewis Ford, Jim Stodgel, Gene Smith, Junior Smith, Dean Moore, Donald Kelso, Gene Moore, Weldon Neibuhr, Glen Huber, William Cherrington, Roy Ostrom, Jim Spencer, Floyd Gray, John Robert Huber. OFFICERS President ......... ...GLENN RICHARD HUBER Vice President .... ........ B EVERLY DANIELS Secretary ....... . JOHN ROBERT HUBER Treasurer .... ......... C AROL DOUBET Reporter ...... ...... E RMA CHANDLEE Class Adivser . . . ....... MR. MILLER Perhaps the most important event of the class of '48 was their initiation day. Each member of the class looked forward to this occasion with a certain amount of interest as well as suspense. However, the Seniors were quite lenient in their treatment of the bewildered freshmen, and the party which they held for them that evening was one of the most successful events of the school year. The Freshmen launched their social season by entertaining the Sopho- more class with a weiner-roast at the lake on October 6. Mr. Miller, the class adviser, kept a watchful eye on the green freshies. f4z4Zez'cc4 slew K E 20 Front Row: Johnnie Huber, Nub Riggen, Dutch Huber, Hank Weast, Tunney Smith, Kenny Mosher. Second Row: Coach Miller, Sarcastic Moore, Dean Moore, Tiny Benjamin, Gerry German, Jim King, Bill Switzer, Arline Tabb, Dough Best, Ralph Mackie, Jack Cheesman. Not in Picture: Cal Spencer. The Billtown Bombers softball team didn't fare so well this year, although they won 4 out of 12 games and placed fourth in the county. Old Man Weather seemed to frown on the Bombers, and about half of the games were played in rain, ranging from a light drizzle to a deluging downpour. The season's results were as follows: Opponent Place Winner Score Brimfield-Brimfield They 20- 1 1 Gilson-Billtown We 8- 7 Elmwood-Elmwood They 8- 7 Yates City-Yates City We 5- 4 Maquon-Billtown We 9- 6 Gilson-Gilson They 4- 3 Elmwood--Billtown They 6- 3 Yates City-Billtown They 11- 8 Maquon-Maquon They 11- 8 Brimfield-Billtown They 14- 7 Gilson-Yates City We 3- 2 Wataga-Lake Storey They 15- 5 The most exciting game of the year was at Yates City, where the Bombers emerged the 5-4 victor in an eleven-inning struggle. Switzer, Benjamin, and King were the leading hitters. Switzer batted .513, Benjamin .487, and King .375. The pitching staff. Cheesman and Smith, showed great promise and. as they gain more experience, should become really tough. The team batting average was 266, which. although not especially high, is not considered a bad record. Since most of the team members were under-Classmen, the Bombers should have a good, well-experienced team next year. mae Although the trick season has not begun is thc VQIITJIE goes to picss an interesting seison is anticipated The schedule is it noxx stands follows April 70 Tom zhixxk League Track Mett April 1 Knox County Trick Meet M15 3 Star League Tiack Meet M ix 18 State Track Meet The track squad like the softball ind basketball squads has been hard hit by the graduation of tl e Class of 44 ind by the loss of Dean Dison our star runaer serxinff in th Army now Last yen as 1 Sophomo t Dean vuon the half mile in the Kewinee District in the iemarl-.able IITIE of 7 073 thus quali fymg for State conspetition at Champaign za ,.. 5 Y Q' f 1 iw vs ' X z 1. ' az. : is as ' Q - 2 2 ' . 1 1 a ' fir'-,YV f V - V 1 z ' . -f Lk ' H- Bay ll -District Track Meet ev' h C V, Y ' . L 1 ,z .nf - .. . . . i A , 5 ' e f '. 2' 6 z rl. L ' f ' ' , ' ' ' - f L' . - '- I C L -n -. A l ' i ' cha . 'WF Tunney Smxth Dough Best Tmy Ben Jamm jack Cheesman Don Nlebuhr Standing: Kenneth Mosher, Ralph Mackie, Bill Switzer, Duane Best, Jack Cheesman, Jim Baird, Don Niebuhr, Roland Benjamin, Gene Smith, Henry Weast. . I Sitting: James Stodgel, Floyd Gray, Gene Moore, Dean Moore, Merlm Riggen, Glen Huber, Weldon Niebuhr, Jim Spencer. Varsity Squad-Boys dressed in white ierseys. Also Dean Moore. After graduation, moving, and the call of Uncle Sam had taken their toll we had but one member of our 1943-1944 varsity squad left to start the year. Due to lack of age, size, and experience not too much was expected. Improve- ment was noted throughout the year and at times the boys exhibited a strong brand of ball. Roland Benjamin, Captain and only veteran, injured his knee in the late season and was forced to discontinue playing. Two Freshmen, two Sophomores, and two Juniors carried the brunt of the varsity burden. Three games were won by the varsity and four by the reserves. Despite the dearth of victories our fans were loyal and enjoyed watching our games. Our cheerleaders, Marjorie Meece, Willetta Whittaker, LaWanda Buck, and Carol Doubet, loyally supported the boys with their cheers. If ' ' f M f gf'9f ' . 4 0 , ' aka! 44 45 School opened August 21 GAA Party September 12 In1t1at1on Party September FFA In1t1at1on September Jr Sr Party October 6 Frosh Soph Party October GAA Play Day at Toulon October 7 FFA Carnlval October 20 Jumor Play November 3 Dlst Student Councll at Pekln November FFA Publlc Dance December 15 Chrlstmas Party December 22 Student Councll Dance December 29 Annual Benefit Dance--February 9 All School Party March 2 Local Speech Festxval March 7 Jumor Publlc Dance March 9 Knox County Student Councll Meetlng March 21 Semor Play March 23 SCCtl0Il8l Speech Contest March 24 Local MUSIC Festxval March 28 jun1orSen1or Banquet March 29 FFA Father 85 Son Banquet Aprxl Knox County MUSIC Festlval Aprxl 6 jun1orSen1or Prom Aprxl 13 State Student Councll Conventlon Aprll 14 D1Stf1Ct Muslc Contest Aprxl 21 FFA FHA Party Aprll 28 Baccalaureate Aprll 29 Honors Nlght May 1 Commencement May 4 I I '. 5 '. M 15 , . . ' ' ' - 29 ' . - 6 ' . ' ' - 4 Sophomore Party-February 23 . . . -- ' 5 maalsidfl 2 o N -X Standing left to nght Roland Benjamxn Mxldred Hodges Beverly Dawson Arlme Tabb Betty Swanson Ilene Maner Vmrgnma Chee man Jeanmne Gray Blalr Doubet Miss Boyle Mreda German Ehzabeth Lmdgren Joyce Burgess Jack Cheesman Lorrame Ramp Calvm Spencer Joanne Cam Arleen Kxrtley Marlon Quxggens Seated left to nght Glennavon Grohs Munel Adams LaVeta Rrggen Lols Hann Mlnam Parker LaWanda Buck Maxme Cadwell Marjorne Meece Wxlletta Whxttaker STAFF Edltor m chlef M1r1am Parker Asslstant Edxtor Loxs Hann Techmcal Edrtor Roland Benjamin Buslness Manager Arlme Tabb Assxstant Busmess Manager Blaxr Doubet Cxrculatxon Manager Vxrgmxa Cheesman Glona German not m picture Alumnx Editors Elizabeth Lmdgren, Marjorxe Meece Orgamzatlon Edltor Glona German Class Edltors Ilene Maner, Maxme Cadwell Glennavon Grohs Lorrame Ramp Gxrls Sport Editor Murrel Adams Snapshot Edltors Wxlletta Whrttaker, Joanne Cam Art Editors Calvm Spencer, Marran Qurggens Betty Swanson, Mleda German Muslc Edrtor LaVeta Rrggen Dramatrc Edxtor Jeannme Gray Typrsts A11een Krrtley LaWanda Buck Mrldred Hodges, Beverly Dawson The 1945 Venture Staff wlsh to thank Rev Reed for h1s help w1th mlrneo- graphlng the advertlsements and also everyone who cooperated wlth us towards the completlon of thrs book , . z ., . l y v , .' , - , . f S ' 1 . 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' a. , var 7 fs A' mi' L - Standmg Glorxa German Vemon Krefer Gerry German Bxll Swxtzer Mr Geyer Roland Bengamm Mr Elllott Joyce Burgess Calvm Spencer Henry Weast Jack Cheesman Darwm Moore Seated Dons Young Lols Hann Lorrame Ramp Mmam Parker OFFICERS Presxdent ROLAND BENJAMIN Vice President LOIS HANN Secretary MIRIAM PARKER Treasurer DORIS YOUNG Durmg the 1944-45 school term the WCHS student counc1l completed Its thlrd year of act1v1ty Under the able dlrectlon of the counc1l advlsers Mr Elhott and Mr Geyer varlous projects were undertaken and carrled out The council sponsored a publxc dance for the benefit of the Year Book and enough was reallzed from th1s to clear up the deficlt of the precedmg year They helped ln the selectlon of the cheerleaders and organized a lost and found department The War Bond and Stamp Drlve was conducted by thls group and numerous bond auctlons were held A large Honor Roll was purchased by the councxl and mounted m the upper hall as a trxbute to the W CH S alumm serving m the U S armed forces Honor N1ght was sponsored by the councll at the close of the school year The councxl attended the Pekm Dlstrlct Student Councll Conventlon at Pekin December 4 1944 'LOIS Hann took part m a panel dlscusslon and was nommated for the Dlstrlct V1ce President but was defeated in the ensumg electlon 7.7.1 Back row standlng Ed Danlels Ralph Mackle Wllllam Swltzer Donald Kelso Arllne Tabb K Frank Ellnott Calvm Spencer Vemon Kxefer Henry Weast Roy Ostrom Jack Cheesman Darwm Moore Gene Smlth Mr Mason Bates Don Nelbuhr Gordon Green Mxddle row Kennv Mosher Lewls Ford Ray Thomas Dorrance Yelm Conrad Johnson junior Smlth Wxllxam Cherrxngton Robert Josephson Front row seated Weldon Nelbuhr Jlm Spencer Jxm Stodgel Glenn Huber Arlzs Brown Earl Smlth Kenny Young Alvm Hanson John Huber Merlm Rlggln Floyd Gray Not m prcture A Gene Moore OFFICERS President Vernon Kiefer VICE Presldent Calvm Spencer Treasurer Ralph Mackle Watch Dog jack Cheesman Reporter John Huber Adv1sor Mr Mason Bates Our chapter was kept busy this year by the followmg aCtlV1tleS, the 1n1t1a tlon of slxteen Green Hands, the ninth annual Future Farmer Carnlval, the Future Farmer Pubhc Dance, the sellmg of garden seeds, the presentatxon of Productlon Awards, Father and Son Banquet, a party for the G A A , and passlng the Future Farmer degree wh1ch 15 but one step below the State Farmer Degree . 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Y Y ' .7 9 1 Y Y ' Secretary............. . ............K.FrankE1liott Q 34.4. s.-MJ Seated Conme Morgan Glennavon Grohs Carol Doubet Betty Swanson Audry Maner Darrel Plttman LaVeta Rlggen Helen Spencer Maxme Cadwell Marxlyn Kneer Second Row Lols Hann Beverly Dawson Murxel Adams Manan Qulggens Mlldred Hodges Marjorle Ingle Jean Grxert Lorrame Ramp Pat Spencer Alleen Kxrtley M1ss Clauson Thlrd Row Marjorle Meece LaWanda Buck Vlfglnla Cheesman Glona German Wxlletta Whxttaker Mxeda German Joanne Cam Ellzabeth Llndgren Jeannme Gray Mmam Parker OFFICERS Pres1dent M1r1am Parker Vlce Presldent LOIS Hann Secretary Conme Morgan Treasurer Betty Swanson Reporter Jeannlne Gray Sponsor M1ss Clauson 771,-4 eated Loxs Hann Axleen Kxrtley Maxme Cadwell Erma Chandlee Calopla Vallas Helen pencer LaVeta Rlggen Marilyn Kneer Joyce Burgess Mary Hart Danel Pzttrnan econd Row M1ss Clauson Alxce LaFollette M1r1am Parker Betty Swanson Beverly awson Marran Quxggens Marjone Ingle Jean Gnert Lorrame Ramp Mxldred Hodges atrlcxa Spencer Ellzabeth Lindgren Dons Young Dons Tucker Marjorxe Meece Jeanmne r hxrd Row Carol Doubet Vnrgmla Cheesman Wllletta Whxttaker LaWanda Buck Glona erman, Joanne Cam Conme Morgan Glennavon Grohs Audrey Maner Loulse Spencer uth Smlth OFFICERS Pres1dent Vxrgmla Cheesman Vxce Presldent Dons Young Secretary Betty Swanson Treasurer Wxlletta Whlttaker Reporter Mlldred Hodges Sponsor M1ss Clauson and Seated Clarmets Manlyn Kneer, Bla1r Doubet Saxophones--Glennavon Grohs Henry Weast Drums Vemon Klefer Axleen Knrtley Mxeda German Alto Homs Glenn Huber Betty Swanson Calopla Vallas Mlflam Parker Kenneth Young Standmg Comets Alice LaFollette Lols Hann, Roland Benjamm jeannle Gray Alto Hom John Robert Huber Instructor J H Geyer Trombone?-James Balrd Bass Horn Jean Not m plcture Delorse Yelm Drum Malcolm Hiatt, Alto Hom Standmg Merlm Rxggen james Spencer Roland Benjamm LaVeta Rrggen Lorrame Ramp Ellzabeth Lindgren Patncla Spencer Jeannine Gray Mmam Parker Dons Tucker Glenna von Grohs, Kenny Frank Elliott Gordon Green, Eluzabeth Boyle Director Seated Wxlllam Swxtzer Carol Doubet Wxlletta Whittaker Calvin Spencer Glona German Gerry German, Vemon Kerfer, Conme Morgan Helen Spencer Kenneth Mosher : . - . 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Y l ' l Standmg first row Beverly Smxth Mmam Parker Betty Swanson Carol Doubet Alxce LaFollette Erma Chandlee Beverly Dawson Marxan Qulggms Jean Grxert Lorrame Ramp Mxldred Hodges Audrey Maner Beverly Damels Jeannine Gray Lols Hann Standmg second row Maryorle Meece Dons Tucker Imogene Kell Elizabeth Lmdgren Dons Young Marjone Ingle Inez LaFollette Joanne Cam Connle Morgan Patncxa Spencer Lou1se Spencer Ilene Yelm Velma Danlels Ruth Smxth Joyce Burgess Ilene Maner Ehza beth Boyle, Dxrector Seated W1lletta Whlttaker Vnrgmxa Cheeseman LaWanda Buck Maxme Cadwell Axleen Klrtley Glorla German LaVeta Rxggen Helen Spencer Cahopla Vallas Marxlyn Kneer Danel Plttman Glennavon Grohs W4 Standing Henry Weast Gordon Green Darwin Moore LeRoy Hodges Floyd Gray Lewus Ford Weldon Nxebuhr Ellzabeth Boyle Dzrector Seated James Spencer Gerry German, Wxlllam Sw1tzer Kenny Frank Elllott Roland Ben Jamm Vemon Kxefer Calvxn Spencer Merlm Rxggen I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 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U I , 1 Y - 1 1 1 ' THE CAST FOLLOWS aa6ofz?!4q 'W . 4 ig: Standmg Aileen Klrtley Marlan Qulggens Loulse Spencer LOIS Hann Glorxa German Ellza beth Lmdgren, and Mlss Youmans Seated Kenny Mosher Blau' Doubet Vernon Klefer Don Nzebuhr B111 Swxtzer and Edward Damels A mystery drama entltled The Black Ace was presented by the Jumor class on November 3 1944 When the play opens Ph111p Mart1n has been suspected of havlng murdered h1s cousm, Norma Hepworth In order to dlscover the murderer, Phllxp plans a party hopmg that the gullty person wxll glVB hlmself away Before the evemng festlvxtles are over, both he and h1s Aunt Lydxa Halsey, also d1e at the hands of Normas ruthless murderer At the end, to the rel1ef of everyone, Inspector McKenz1e and hxs asslstant succeed ln solvmg the bafllmg crxme Philip Martm Alice Martm Lydxa Halsey Ronald Carey Standley Peters Loulse Oakley Myra Conklm Estelle Hannard Thomas Newberry Royce Bradley Inspector McKenz1e Harry Ryan Cora Flmt Stage Manager Dxrector BILL SWITZER GLORIA GERMAN LOIS HANN BLAIR DOUBET KENNY MOSHER AILEEN KIRTLEY MARIAN QUIGGENS ELIZABETH LINDGREN VERNON KIEFER EDWARD DANIELS JIM BAIRD DON NIEBUHR LOUISE SPENCER ARLINE TABB MISS EVA YOUMANS THE CAST FOLLOWS: endcvzpfdq Standing: Miriam Parker, Mildred Hodges, Muriel Adams, Doris Young, Miss Collins, LaWanda Buck, Virginia Cheesman, Ilene Maner. I ' ' Seated: Ralph Mackie, Dorrance Yelm, Conrad Johnson, Roland Benjamin, Calvin Spencer, Gerry German. The Durant sanitorium is on the verge of bankruptcy, when Lester Leach, a regular Mr. Fixit, appears as a life-saver. It is Lester's bright idea to have his pals, Bob and Jack, make up as Doctors Rubitoh' and Slapitonski, specialists from Vienna, who take it off or put it on, according to patients' desires for fleshy remodeling a couple of distortion mirrors are used, one to produce a roly-poly and the other a beanpole effect. How the money rolls in! Then the Negro, Sambo, mixes the looking-glasses and shows the thin patients drawn out to clothesline attenuation and the fat ones grown to elephantine proportions. During the subsequent chase, Lester gets an idea which saves the day. Henry Durant is the superintendent and owner of the Durant sanitorium. Bridget is an Irish cook. A rather blunt and uncouth country girl of twenty describes Gussie. A jolly young college girl of eighteen, with a breezy disposition and keen sense of humor is Molly. She is the niece of Miss Tinkler, a tall, scrawny woman, with a thin, sharp face. Rose is a college girl of nineteen, quieter and more reluctant about getting into jams. Her mother, Mrs. Wyatt, is a short, fat woman of forty. A rather pretty mulatto of twenty-five is the character of Melba. McSnort is a large, fat, blustering individual. Dr. Henry Durant. . Sambo jackson ..... Bridget O'Tool .... Gussie Scaggs .... Bob Durant .... jack Durant .... Lester Leach. . . Molly Nevins ...,.. Rose Wyatt ........... Trumbull McSnort ,... Mrs. Pamel Wyatt. . . Miss Tina Tinkler. . Melba Browne ..... . . . . . .RALPH MACKIE . . .CONRAD JOHNSON . . .MILDRED HODGES . ..... MURIEL ADAMS . . . .CALVIN SPENCER DORRANCE YELM '. '. ROLAND BENJAMIN VIRGINIA CHEESMAN . . . . . .MIRIAM PARKER . . . . .GERRY GERMAN . . . .LAWANDA BUCK . . . .DORIS YOUNG . . . .ILENE MANER Speed '7e4zw4l Loxs st d 5 f I0 carol Doubet Benv Swanson Mary Hart Helen Svenfef H331-,nglongs Gel-:vnan Second Row Mnss Youmans Mxeda German K Frank Elliott John Robert Huber The local speech festxval was held March 7 m the W C H S gym The followmg selectlons were given Verse reading Helen Spencer Betty Swanson and Carol Doubet Orxgmal oratlon, John Robert Huber Humorous readmg Lois Hann Joyce Burgess Kenneth Frank Elllott Oratorlcal declamatlon, Mleda German, Serrous readmg Mary Hart Glorxa German Thls years speech class was under the dxrectlon of Mlss Youmans The following attended the Star League at Altona M1eda German, Ora torlcal dec1amat1on Kenneth Frank Elliott Humorous readmg Glorla German Senous John Robert Huber represented the Ongmal oratron, Mleda German the Oratorlcal declamatron, Glona German the Serxous, Joyce Burgess the Humor ous, and Betty Swanson the Verse readmg at Pekm I vis T 5 1 ,t M V, 'Q 1 n v 0- 50 f .,. 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' ' i795 fficmuu .lui 1904 Joye Carrlgan Harrlette Doubet Ona Shaffer Mabel Tucker Mlke Welch 1906 Una Balrd Maude Bennett H McR1ll Caldwell Anna Doubet Earl Doubet Andrew Drmnen Martha Larsen Henry Nolan Edward Parker Erza Radchffe Wmme Radcllffe Wnlllam Shaffer Myrtle Tucker Floyd Wesner Gertrude Wesner Wxlllam Wolfe Joe Wycoff 1907 Elton R Bennett Paul D Bennett Kathryn Caldwell Wendell J Welch 1908 Amy Cole W1llF Cole Jenme Elllott Grace Gale Ben H Wycoff 1909 Vesper Balrd Amella Carrlgan Luclle Doubet Wmfred German Neva Nelson Vxlla Parker W1ll Pennmgton Mary Pulver Harley Thomas Mlldred Thomas 1910 Bessie Cole Nelhe Larsen Hazel Smxth Charles Stewart Elsle Stodgel Earl Walllck 1911 Ethel Elllott Blanche Mahar 1912 Fredrlc Dial Beulah Doubet Blanche Doubet Leatha Ireland Gladys Ober holtzer Dona Tucker Harley Tucker 1913 Gladys Bennett Una Cole Myrtle German Harrlet Van Wmkle Ruth Van Wmkle 1914 Smlth Gladys Swedene 1915 Alma Caldwell Harry Lorance 1916 Paul Ca1n Glen Cole Stephen Cole Margaret Crosby Una Doubet Dorxs Galpm Elda Klng Mary Ohve Kmg 1917 Edna Grohs Frederlck Irlsh Alma Perrott Mane Robmson Hubert Tucker Paul Tucker Nelhe Van Wmkle 1918 J W Grohs Mlldred Kneer Erma Mackle Mary Smlth 1919 Lavonne Cadwell 1920 Phyllls R Cook Nelhe Harmmson Beth Huber Susxe A Klmler Francls J Kneer Lella M Kneer Harold Mahar L Leona Morgan Myrtle Mosher Verne L Spencer Vlola Van Wmkle 1921 Lo1s M Caldwell Leon E Fleenor Nelhe OHearn Orpha M Ott Wmme Pennmgton D Lucxlle Perrxll Bern1ce M Robmson Vesta L Smxth Althea Spencer 1922 Harry Tucker 1923 Jeneva Carroll Bermce Farewell Ellen Gough Anton Larsen Katle OBr1en V1lla Shaw Mary Slane Vera Spencer V1rg11 Stodgel Leatha Tucker Laverne Wolfe Walter Robmson ' I I 7 7 7 7 ' ,I 7 ' . 7 7 7 l l . 7 7 7 7 7 . . Y Y 7 7 7 7 ' . , . , , . . 7 ' 7 . l 7 7 ' ' ' 7 H 7 . 7 I Y 7 7 7 7 7 ' . 7 7 . 7 7 I 7 , . 7 7 7 7 - 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 I 7 Cora Carrigan, Jessie Mackie, Neva Morris, Clara Ott, Doris Pulver, Marita , . , , . 7 7 Y 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 I . 7 7 l O 7 7 , . ' ' v I 5 , 9 . ' A , . . , , . i . , . I 7 ' Y 7 ' 7 7 . , , . . , . . ' 7 ' 7 7 ' 7 , . , . , . , . . , . 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Y 7 , . wmalaz 1924 Veffxe Bell Mlldred Cravens Eva Crowe Howard Coe Aaron German Nxcholas Glbbs Earnest Johnston Eleanor Kneer Gertrude McClellan Helen Nelson Harold Oakes Wallace R1ce Royce Sargeant Wllllam Spencer Verna Wxnchell 1925 Wllbur Blank Wmthrop Caldwell Marjorxe Cook Ralph Coe Ahce Gale Ralph Gale Carl Moore Ruth Regan Glenn Taylor Thelma Tucker Regmald Weaver Lo1s Wells Pearl Barber 1926 Kenneth Elliott George Englund Glenn Gough Lettabelle Potts Garrah Rice Eva Robmson Leon Slmpklns Wlnona Slane Madge Bell Maureen Cravens, Vera Elberg Rolland Tucker 1927 Marie Cole Arlxs Dawson, Isal Elberg John Englund Mae Gladfelter Velma Kneer Myrtle Leng George Machm Orval Moliet Leonard Swanson Ruth Swanson Mlldred Tucker Lela Walden Mabel Wh1pple Duane Blank Lester Potts 1928 Glenn Kneer Ruth Moore Mary Ott Helen Regan Alfred Robmson Herbert Slmpklns Pauline Swanson Gerald Weaver Bertram West Hubert Barber Juanlta Bennett Ulr1c Carter Kermit Catlon Vxolet Colllns Wlllls Doubet Thelma German Vada German Elsie Harbmson Zelma Harbmson Kelth Johnston 1930 Lorene Brown Edward Coe Dale Collxns, Kenneth Dawson Charles Demmxck Kenneth Gibson Aron German James Green Meda Harbmson Doris Hazen Gerald Johnson Donald Kneer Paul Kneer Floyd McClellan Ada Lee McHenry Ethel McNaught Wllllam Murdock Thomas OBr1en Everette McHenry 1931 Verla Benjamm Elleen Brown Rozmah Barber Lloyd Caldwell Donald Coe Smxth Cravens Dorothy Demmlck Dale Doubet Leland Cralg Helen Glbson Marlon Hoxworth Claude Lorance Raymond McMahan Margaretta Mosher James Murdock Juanxta Robmson John Snare Lawrence Turner Clara Ott Pyle 1932 Marle Bale Everette Cadwell Hazel Caldwell Eldon Dean Robert Doubet LaVerne Hazen Evelyn Hurlbutt Max Gale Thelma Kxng George Leng Ruby McMahon Llnneus Nelson james Nrghtlngale Lorayne Stevenson Richard Waggoner Dorothy Woolsey Mary Loulse R1ce 1933 Dorothy Brown Mxldred Cadwell Earle Cowley Emma Doubet Wlllard Glbson Opal Grbbs Claxre Gough Marjorle Hannam Clyde H111 Edlth Huber Wllma Johnson Leo Kneer Sherman Klng Mlldred Morgan Allce Norberg Ralph C Norman Leona Renwlck Dor1s Dean Vice Theda West Wllma West 1934 Wllma Bale Lorrayne Brooks Elwood Cowley Genevleve Demmxck Hugh Doubet Duane Hendrrcks Betty Smlth Lester Leng Vernon Reed Earl Ren wick Verda Slane Jean Smlth Harlan Waggoner Theda Whlttaker 1935 Luella Cane Vxvlan Caldwell Dale Collopy Mlldred Doubet Cl1Hord Ensley Avis Howard Dorothy Lewls George Lyon Marlon Murdock Nedra Ott, jay Reed Dorothy R1ce Carl Swanson ' 7 . 7 7 7 1 I 1 1 1 y y 7 7 7 7 l 7 7 . l 7 7 I 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 , . 7 Y 7 7 . 7 7 7 7 7 , . I 7 . 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 . 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 - 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 . . , . 7 7 7 7 S1mmons, Hazel Spencer, Leto Tucker, Ormand West, Evelyn Wolfe, Josephlne - . 7 ' 7 l 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7. 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 I 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 ' l 7 7 7 , l 9 1 1 x 1 7 ' 7 7 7 7 ' 7 ' l 7 7 l 7 l 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' lmmnd-lu! 1936 Paul1ne Broadlield Dortha Cravens Dale Hannam Leatha Harbmson Kath erme Hrckman Vxrgll Kneer Leroy Parrlsh Vrrglnxa Renw1ck Elame Seward Maxlne Snare Wallace Walters Henry Clay Wrnght 1937 Mlrxam Brown Earl Buck Lola Carrlco Wayne Carlson Theodore Cravens Gale Folger Leo Gale John Graves Raymond Green Mae Horkstrom Manta Kxmler Earl Leng Ruth Montgomery Mary Morgan Vlrglma Mosher Mar jorxe Horkstrom Maxxne Murdock Walter Prtts Mary Lou Reed Bryan Spencer Mae Tonkm Lolabel Walden Lou Deanne Hickman Evvard West 1938 Rlchard Wurmnest Barbara Seward James Baxrd Lucllle Daub Shlrley Col lopy Irene Broadfield Myrtle Mxchelson Dean Huber Trella Sunberg Lowell Doubet Waverly Naslund Elame West Bonme Farquer Wxllms Smith Bonme Jean Moon Crelghton Gray Mrldred Huber Ruby Thurman Wayne Ramp 1939 George Doubet Anna Beth Ott Robert Woolsey Madelame Carrxco Eleanor Farrel james Balnbrldge Helen Sumner Wxlham Hart, Garvln Farquer Naoml Haptonstall Helen Montgomery May Ol1ve Huber Hollys B Stephenson Theda Spencer Maryan Davls Hazel Folger Dale 'Vlurdock Wallace Cole Marilyn Grohs Frank Pitts Mlldred Naslund Zelma Maner Emd Elllott Robert Smxth Louise Hanson Marlon Stewart Gymth Howard 1940 Charles Huber Betty Mackle jean Ellxott Lester Gray Marjorle Oberholtzer Betty Broadfield Paul Nexbuhr Byron Stephenson Dons Tonkln Clayton Hurlbutt Harlan England Helen England Ralph Norman Shxrley Mackle Edith Nelbuhr Vlrgxma Buck Charles Doubet Mary Ellen Folger Evelyn Glenn Adams Evelyn Rxchmond 1941 Daryl Huber Helen Dawson Laverne Benson Geraldme Grohs Kendall Stev enson Warren Doubet Sexton Dudley Alice Frlederlchs, Wallace Jaquet Dons Farquer Wallace Hart Fred Quxck Dorothy Farquer Jay Lewls John Mackle Juamta Mosher Russell Orme Mlldred Coleman Anna jean Smxth Sh1rley Welsh Eileen Thompson Bonme jean Tucker Allce Doubet Cullen Spencer Bernard Whittaker 1942 Calvm Howard Lora Jane Ramp Dorothy Green Marjorie Young Betty Gray Gladys Renwlck Harold Hann john Folger Betty Adams Morral Parker William Huber Waverly Grohs Betty Swltzer Anlta Stodgel Phlllxp Hannam Betty Tate Forrest Powell Eleanor Moore Dean Blust 1943 Wxlllam Bambndge Hollls Benjamln Ruth Blust Lavon Broadfxeld Beverly Carrlgan Bernard Cole Merr1ll Collopy jean Dav son James German Mary Margaret German Inez H111 Carl Ingle Dorls Jaquet, Nelda Kmg Thella Klrtley Audrey Kneer Leatha Libby Barbara Mackxe Eula Matson Theda Murdock Inez Olson Byron Orme Kenneth Phlamm Faye Renwrck Eugene Salme Shlrley Lee Settle Harrlette Smnth Donald Spencer Edrth Lou Stuckl Owen Summerson Robert Tucker Wxlllam Walters jack Welch Betty West 1944 Margaret Berry Don Blust Edwm Cherrmgton Velma Daub Kenneth DeWolfe Leona Dexter Ann Ellxott Don England Mane England Alvm Hlatt Della Howard Darlene Huber Paulme Ingle Max jaquet jlm Jarvis Ilene Kell Ardxs Klmler Beverly Kneer Marjorie Leng Agnes Phelps Alxce Remmg Ray Summerson Bonme Switzer Don Thomas Harry Thurman Mxldred Tucker Sam Tucker Darlene Westlake I 1 1 1 . 1 ' I 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 l 7 . 7 7 7 7 . 7 ' 9 1 1 1 1 ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 7 7 7 7 D 7 l 7 I 7 . 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 , 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 1 7 7 . 7 D 7 . 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 . 7 7 7 l . 7 7 7 7 . 7 - 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Swanson, Robert Young, Louise Eggersteadt, Iola Norberg, Augustin Luevano, , . 1 1 1 1 ' 7 7 7 7 . . 7 7 7 7 7 . 7 7 7 7' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 . - 7 7 7 . 7 . 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' I 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 'T 7 7 I 7 7 7 . 7 Y 7 7 7 7 1 , n 1 . Y 1 , v , a 7 7 . . 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 . 7 I 7 I ' 7 7 7 7 - 7 ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 . ' 7 7 7 - 7 Y 7 7 7 V 7 ' in P Pfc JAMES R FAIRBURN entered servxce Sgt JOHN MACKIE entered serv1ce March 1 March 29 1944 Kllled ln Germany December 1943 Gave his l1fe March 6 1944 Army Alr 11 1944 Army Infantry Corps 1 Sgt SMITH CRAVENS entered servlce June EUGENE E BENT Slfc entered servlce Janu 17 1943 Kllled November 14 1944 ln France ary 11 1944 Kxlled ln actlon August 14 1944 Army Navy GARVIN FARQUER entered servlce Novem A1r Cadet KENDALL STEVENSON entered ber 20, 1941 Wounded February 28, 1943, xn servxce August 7, 1941 Gave hxs l1fe July 25, England Dxed December 4, 1943 Army A1r 1942, at Randolph Field, Texas Army Air COTPS Corps , I Qi. ' , vi . , 5 :ii S ,AW I V ' . 1 -Q'-H .1 ,131 V K - -. . ,X I . , ., j 'V ,. xx , - E A . M E T . ' i 'f ' '- V s i ii A ' . . . ' a 1 . Q, 1 ' 1 ' ! 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