Winchester High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Winchester, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1952 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS OF WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO Did You Know? To Mrs. Rodney Bell, formerly Priscilla Mann of this city now living in Centerville, Tennessee, goes the credit of writing the words of our school song. It was in 1938 that Priscilla’s song was selected from many others to be the loyalty song of Win-Co-Hi. LOYALTY TO WIN-CO-HI Cheer, cheer for old Win-Co-Hi Raise up the banner; Our motto: Do or Die. While our players fight their best, We’ll always back them, They’ll do the rest. They’ll never falter, they’ll never fail, Them, as the victors, we’ll always hail.’ We’ll always loyal be to Win-Co Cheer for dear Win-Co-Hi. Yell: Cha-hee Cha -haw.’ Cha-haw, haw, haw.’ Winchester High School rah: rah: rah: 2 Dedication Dedication The Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Two is proud to dedicate this annual to Miss Wilba Priest in appreciation of her patience, understanding, and ability as sponsor of the Wildcat. 4 Annual SEATED: Left to Right; Charlene Hester, John Blair, Joyce Evans, Don Gregory, Phyllis Peters. Richard Brown, Suzann Sanderson, Grace Young. STANDING: Left to Right; Miss Priest, Virginia Schofield, John Shive, Jean Hutchings, Ervin Childers, Frances O'Donnell, Grace Smith. WILDCAT STAFF Editors: Club Editor: Activity Editor: Sports Editors: Circulation Editors: Art Editors: Picture Editors: Snapshot Editors: T ypists: Finance Committee: Business Managers: Sponsor: Elizabeth Ryder, Darlene Campbell. Mary Rose Wells Franees O’Donnell John Shive, Don Gregory. Suzann Sanderson, Grace Young. Ervin Childers, John Blair. Grace Smith, Jean Hutchings. Charlene Hester, Richard Brown. Joyce Evans, Norma Andrews, Virginia Schofield, Phyllis Peters. Reba Rider, Carolyn Dobson, Shirley Cooper, Barbara Yerion, Glenna Glossop, Sue Harper, Mary Lou O’Donnell, Mary Kay Evans, Carl Burns, Burton Porter, Jim Rutherford. David Means, Mr. Pittenger. Miss Priest Staff EDITORIAL Now that the Wildcat is finished we wonder why it took so long. We have grown thin, developed heart trouble, and lost many friends--but we have enjoyed working together and putting out this annual. Editors: Darlene and Elizabeth SEATED: Left to Right; Mr. Pittenger, Jim Rutherford, Reba Rider, Shirley Cooper, Barbara Yerion, Carl Burns, Mary Kay Evans, Sue Harper. STANDING: Left to Right; Glenna Glossop. Burton Porter, Bill Jasper, Mary Lou O'Donnell, Dave Means, Carolyn Dobson. 6 Board of Education MR. B. F. GREEN President MR. RALPH YOUNG MR. M. F. FULLMER Superintendent MR. WES ANDELL MR. KENNETH LE1TZE MR. HAROLD OAKES 7 MR. RUSSELL NORMAN MISS ALICE I. MUDD MR. RAY CHERRY MR. JOHN P. ALLEN Principal, Social Studies University of Chicago I.S.N.U.B. Ed. University of Illinois, M.A. PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE At the end of this school year I hope that each one of us can look back with satisfaction at what he has done during the year. In the future may everyone find what he most desires, and I know we all want what is best. MRS. LOUISE HIERONYMUS Assistant Principal Commercial Western Illinois State College, B. Ed. Northwestern University, M.A. 9 10 MR. DALE PITT ENG ER Senior Advisor American History Geography, Western Illinois State College B. Ed., University of Indiana, M.S. Faculty MISS LOUISE NANTZ Senior Adivsor Physical Education English. Librarian Illinois College, B.A. University of Wisconsin University of Illinois MRS. LUCILLE SUMMERS Sec reta ry Faculty 11 12 MRS. LORETTA C. GLOSSOP English. Speech, Dramatics MaeMurray College. B.A. Illinois State Normal University, M.S. Faculty MRS. LUCILLE WRIGHT Commercial Illinois State Normal University B.A. MR. LEROY GOODIN General Science Citizenship, Biology Carthage College, B.A. Faculty MISS LUCILLE HENDERSHOT Vocal Music, English American Conservatory Mac Murray College, B.M. MR. ELDON WICKLINE Mathematics. Western Illinois State College B. Ed.. M.S. 13 Faculty MR. RUSSELL WILSON Physics, General Science Drivers’ Training Assistant Coach Western Kentucky Teachers College, B.S. Graduate Work U. of I. and S. I. U. MR. E. W. POSEY Coach, Social Studies C ulve r -Stoc kton College, B.A. University of Missouri MISS WILBA PRIEST Annual Advisor English, Latin Illinois College, B.A. University of Illinois. M.S. 14 Familiar Faces OUR BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Albert Newberry, Kenneth Moore, Wm. McEvers, Wm. Haggard, Wm. Flynn. Edwin Welsh, Fred Edwards, Eddie Haggard, and Otis Modlin. 15 Three Cheers for the Cheerleaders Dorothy Hoots Barbara Palmer Margaret Knapp We Will Always Remember Assemblies Senior Class JIM RUTHERFORD F.F.A. 1-4, Reporter 2; Commercial 3-4; Football 2-4; Free Press 4; Annual Staff. LUETTA HUBBERT F.H.A. 1-2; G.A.A. 3-4; Commercial 3-4; Free Press 4. PHYLLIS PETERS Library 1-3, Vice-President 2, President 3; F.H.A. 1; Student Council 2; Commercial 3-4, Vice-President 4; Free Press Editor 4; Annual Staff. RAYMOND BIG LEY F.F.A. 1-4, Secretary 3; Baseball 2-4; Free Press 4. RICHARD BROWN F.F.A. 1-2; Science 1; Football Manager 1-3; Basketball-Baseball Manager 1; Annual Staff; Free Press 4; Ad. Club 3. BETTY JEFFERSON F.H.A. 1-2; G.A.A. 3-4; Commercial 4; Free Press 4. 18 Senior Class JOANN VANHYN1NG F.H.A. 1-2; Chorus 1-3; G.A.A. 2-4; Commercial 3-4; Library 3; Free Press 4. RICHARD SCHOFIELD F.F.A. 1-4; Basketball 1; Free Press 4. BARBARA PALMER G.A.A. 1-2; Chorus 1-2; F.H.A. 1; Commercial 2-3; Dramatics 3; Cheerleader 2-4; Free Press. ■ GLENN SMITH F.F.A. 1; Football 2-4; Baseball 3; Free Press 4. VIRGINIA EVANS G.A.A. 1-3; Commercial 3-4; Free Press 4. SHIRLEY COOPER G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Commercial 1-3; Dramatics 1-3; Chorus 1-4; Band 1-3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Free Press Assistant Editor 4; Annual Staff. 19 Senior Class s MARY KAY EVANS Ad Club 1-2; F.H.A. 1-4; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Dramatics 1-4; Thespian 2-4; G.A.A. 1-2; Commercial 2-4; Free Press 3-4; Annual Staff. JOYCE EVANS Ad Club 1-3; Science 1; Dramatics 1-4. President 4; F.H.A. 1-4; Band 1-4; Thespian 2-4; Commercial 3-4; Free Press 4; Annual Staff: Junior Play. BURTON L. PORTER Science 1; F.F.A. 2-4; Dramatics 3-4; Frce Press; Annual Staff; Junior Play. ERVIN CHILDERS Ad Club 1-4; F.F.A. 1-2; Commercial 1-2; Science 1; Football 2; Free Press. DARLENE CAMPBELL F.H.A. 3-4, President 4; G.A.A. 2; Dramatics 3-4; Commercial 3; Annual Staff, Editor; Free Press 4, Assistant Editor; Junior Play. JEAN HUTCHINGS F.H.A. 1-4, Vice-President 3; G.A.A. 1-2; Annual Staff; Chorus 1; Free Press 4. Assistant Editor 4. 20 Senior Class GERALD DAY F.F.A. 1-2; Vice-President 3, President 4; Free Press. DOROTHY HOOTS F.H.A. 1-2; G.A.A. 2-4; Chorus 1-2-4; Library 3; Cheerleader 3-4; Commercial 4; Free Press. HOWARD BR1NKER Football 1-3; Basketball 1-2; Secretary of Class 1; Free Press 4. BARBARA BROCKHOUSE F. H.A. 1-2; Band 1-3; Dramatics 2; G. A.A. 3-4; Cheerleader 3; Commercial 4; Free Press 4. JACK ROWE Photo Club 1-2; Football 1; Basketball 1; Dramatics 3-4; Thespian 3-4; Junior Play; Free Press 4. BARBARA JONES G.A.A. 2-4; Ad Club 2; Cheerleader 3; Commercial 4; Majorette 4; Free Press. Senior Class GAYLE McEVERS Band 1-4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Chorus 2-4; Photo Club 2; Dramatics 3-4; Thespian 3-4, Vice-President 4; Free Press 4. FRANCES O’DONNELL G.A.A. 1-2, Vice-President 2; F.H.A. 1-3, Treasurer 2; Dramatics 2-4; Thespian 3-4; Commercial 4; Free Press 4; Annual Staff. RODGER FUNDEL Commercial 1; Science 1; Chorus 2; Free Press 4. DONALD HOOTS F.F.A. 1-3; Class Vice-President 1; Secretary 2; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Commercial 3-4; Junior Play; Free Press. - A . GRACE SMITH F. H.A. 1-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; G. A.A. 1-4; Dramatics 2-4; Commercial 3-4; Free Press 4; Annual Staff. ELDON McDADE F.F.A. 1-4; Baseball 1; Free Press 4. 22 Senior Class JOHN FARMER, JR. F.F.A. 1-4; Free Press 4. ELIZABETH RYDER G.A.A. 1-2; President 2; F.H.A. 1-4; Secretary 2; Chorus 1-2; Free Press 4, Editor 4; Drum Majorette 4; Annual Staff, Co-Editor; Dramatics 2-4; Thespian 3-4; Junior Play. GEORGE SKIRVIN Free Press 4 SUE HARPER Band 1-4; Secretary 3; President 4; Student Council 3; Free Press; Dramatics 1-4, SecreUry 4; Thespian 2-4; Chorus 1-4; G.A.A. 1-2; Commercial 4; Annual Staff; Junior Play. EDWARD SMITH F.F.A. 1-4; Football 1-4; Junior Play; Free Press 4. CARL BURNS Football 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Student Council 4; Free Press 4; Annual Staff. 23 Senior Class RUTH DANIELS F H.A- 1- I G.A.A. 3-4; Commercial 3-4; Free Press 4; Library 4. MARY LOU O’DONNELL G.A.A. 1-2; Library Vice-President 1; Dramatics 2-4; F.H.A. 1; Commercial 3-4; Thespian 3-4; Free Press 4; Annual Staff; Cheerleader 3. ROBERT KEMPER F.F.A- 1-4; Free Press 4. DARRELL LITTLE Football 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Science 1; Band 1-2; Commercial 3; Free Press 4. MARY ROSE WELLS F.H.A. 1; Library 2-3; Commercial 3-4; Free Press 4; Annual Staff. GLENNA GLOSSOP F.H.A. 1-2; G.A.A. 2-4, Vice-President 3; Class President 3; Commercial 4; Free Press 4; Annual Staff. Senior Class 0 VIOLA HUDDLESTON F.H.A. 2; G.A.A. 3; Free Press 4. DONALD HOWARD F.F.A. 1-4: Football 2-3: Free Press 4. REBA RIDER F.H.A. I; Library 2-3; G.A.A. 2-4; President 4; Commercial 2-4; Free Press 4; Annual Staff. DONALD CLONINGER F.F.A. 1-3; Football 1; Basketball 1; Free Press 4. DOROTHY WAID F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 1-3; Free Press 4. JOHN SH1VE F.F.A. 1-4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Football 1-4; Free Press 4. 25 Senior Class BARBARA YERION F.H.A. 2-4; Commercial 2; Free Press 4; Annual Staff. LLOYD DALE GILMORE F.F.A..1-4; Basketball 1-2; Football 2; Free Press 4. NORMA ANDREWS G.A.A. 2-4; Library 3-4; Secretary 4; Commercial 4; Free Press 4; Annual Staff. CHARLENE HESTER F.H.A. 1-2; G.A.A. 2-4. Secretary 3; Vice-President 4; Library 3-4; Commercial 3-4; Free Press 4; Annual Staff. JIM WALKER Free Press 4 GRACE YOUNG Chorus 1-2; F.H. . 1; Dramatics 2; G.A.A. 2-4; Student Council 3; Commercial 4; Free Press 4; Annual Staff. Senior Class CAROLYN DOBSON Secretary G.A.A. 2-4, President 3; Commercial 3-4, President 4; F.H.A. 1; Dramatics 2; Annual Staff; Free Press 4; Chorus 2. DAVID MEANS T reasurer Student Council President 3; Baseball 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 3-4; Junior Play; Free Press 4; Annual Staff. SUZANN SANDERSON Vice-President G.A.A. 1-4, Secretary 2; Library 3-4, Secretary 3; F.H.A. 1; Commer cial 3-4; Free Press 4; Annual Staff. JOHNNY BLAIR Student Council Ad Club 1-3, President 3; Commercial 1-3, Vice-President 3; Band 1-4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Chorus 2; Free Press 3-4; Annual Staff. VIRGINIA SCHOFIELD Student Council Chorys 1-4; F.H.A. 1-4; Project Chairman 2; Free Press 3-4; Dramatics 3-4; Treasurer 4; Thespian 3-4; Commercial 2-4; Junior Play; Annual Staff. BILL JASPER Student Council Baseball; Basketball; Junior Play; Free Press 4; Class Treasurer 3; Annual Staff. 27 DON GREGORY F.F.A. 1-2; Science 1; Commercial 2-3; Student Council 3-4; Treasurer 3, President 4; Annual Staff; Free Press 4; Football 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; President of Class 4. Class History September 7, 1948, was a big event in the lives of seventy-nine Freshmen as we entered Winchester High School for the first time. With Mr. Stoneking, our advisor, we elected the following officers: Van McCullough, President; Donald Hoots, Vice-President; Howard Brinker, Secretary; Carl Burns, Treasurer. Van and Carl represented our class in the Student Council. When 1949 rolled around we entered high school, very sure of ourselves now as “silly Sophomores. Our class advisors, Miss Louise Nantz and Mr. Dale Pittenger, helped us elect our class officers. They were: Van McCullough, President; Carl Burns, Vice-President; Donald Hoots, Secretary; Bill Jasper, Treasurer. Van, Phyllis Peters, and Johnny Blair were our representatives for Student Council. Then came the busy year of 1950 when we enrolled as Juniors. Our class officers were: Glenna Glossop, President; Van McCullough, Vice-President; Donald Hoots, Secretary; David Means, Treasurer. Our Student Council members were Sue Harper, Grace Young, David Means, and Don Gregory. We had a successful year on our magazine sales and succeeded in setting a new record. We worked very hard on our play June Dawn which proved successful. Then in November the day we had been waiting for came at last; our class rings arrived. Finally, our Junior-Senior Prom brought this eventful year to a close. In 51 we enrolled in our last year of high school. Miss Nantz and Mr. Pittenger our advisors assisted us in electing our officers who were: Don Gregory, President; Suzann Sanderson, Vice-President; Carolyn Dobson, Secretary; David Means, Treasurer. Our representatives in Student Council were Don Gregory, Virginia Schofield, Carl Burns, Bill Jasper, and Johnny Blair. Phyllis Peters, a member of our class was elected 1951 Homecoming Queen. The Senior play Meet Corliss Archer was very successful. The Senior trip, baccalaureate, class night, and commencement brought our high school days to a close. 28 Junior Senior Prom THE GRAND MARCH OF THE 1951 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The theme of the prom was “Stardust ; therefore the gymnasium was beautifully decorated in blue and silver. Charles Rodgers orchestra was engaged to play for the evening. Refreshments were served from the punch table placed at one end of thae gymnasium. After dancing, watching the floor show, the coronation of the king and queen, and eating everyone agreed that this was a wonderful prom. KING AND OUEEN Dean Daniel and Reta Robinson “Having a wonderful time' , says Barbara Runyon and Joyce Campbell. 29 .... Junior Class Harold Chaplin David Daniels Everett Clar.ton Mary Ann Coates Sue Coultas William Crawford Myrl Daniels Kathleen Deeder Robert Duncan Ruth Ehlert Charles Fletcher Lyndcl Hanback William Hart Clarence Hester ■j Margaret Evans Kenneth Hoots Joyce Hoots Carolyn Howard Betty Jackson Dolores Kaehlert Junior Class Jack Lashmett Lucille Lawson Richard Lidgard Paul McConnell James Moore Ronald Moore Marilyn Nolan Russell Northrop Rita Savage Russell Schofield John Shipley Gary Stuart Lloyd Summers Richard Taylor Charlotte Thomas 32 Donna Weder Martha Weder Donald Worrall Vestal Yates Hal McLaughlin Student Council Jeanne Zachary Student Council Class History Kenneth Beckman Student Council On August 29, 1949, sixty-six confused Freshmen were admitted to Win-Co-Hi. At our first class meeting, with Mrs. vVright and Mr. Goodin as advisors, we elected the following officers: Jeanne Zachary, President; Lucien Nash, Vice-President; Reggie Lashmet, Secretary; and Jack Lashmett, Treasurer. At our second meeting F en Hoots and our President were chosen to represent the Freshman Class in the Student Council. In October we were initiated by t e Juniors. Our activities and projects that year included a float in the 1949 Homecoming Parade and a public dance which we sponsored in the fall. In September of 1950 sixty of us returned as Sophomores. Our officers for this year were: Jeanne Zachary, President; Myrl Daniels, Vice-President; Sue Coultas, Secretary; and Donna Weder, Treasurer. Donna Weder, Dan Hazelrigg, and Paul McConnell were our delegates to the Student Council. Again this year we sponsored a Homecoming float and a dance after one of the football games. The Sophomores also took charge of the sale of corsages for the Junior-Senior Prom. In the early days of September of 1951 we came back to school as ‘‘jolly Juniors’’—My.’ how time did fly. This year with our sponsors, Mrs. Alright and Mr. Goodin, we held our first class meeting and elected our officers--Alice Atkinson, President; Dan Hazelrigg, Vice-President; Lucien Nash, Secretary; and Pat Flynn, Treasurer. We elected Alice Atkinson, Jeanne Zachary, Hal McLaughlin, and Kenneth Beckman as the Student Council members from the Junior Class. Soon after the beginning of school we began our magazine sales campaign. This project, which lasted two weeks, gained us the sum of $461.84 for our class treasury. Many of our class members participated in school activities such as; clubs, band, chorus, and athletics. In January of 1952 we made plans for the prom we gave for the Seniors this, spring. Sophomore Class Donald Bigley Bertha Blackburn Evelyn Bown Wanda Bratsch Russell Brockhouse Barbara Brown Loyd Butcher Joyce Campbell Harold Carriger Muriel Carriger James Cockerill Joy Coultas Fern Dobey Wilma Evans Mae Dalton John Evers Charles Farmer Arthur Garrett Vivian Hawkins Diane Hazelrigg 34 Sophomore Class Geraldine Helliwell Kathaleen Hester James Hoots Jesse Hoots Maxine Hoots v x Shirley Howard C lyde Keith Mary Hutchings Merle Kelley Patricia Jackson Louis Kemper Keith Jefferson Virginia LaRue Eddie Johnson Constance Mason Don McCullough Beverley McGlasson Anna Mae Moore Donald Murphy Betty Nolan 35 Sophomore Class Shirley Rogers Maxine Rowe Lloyd Ryan Robert Sellars Jack Shive Donna Shull Ollie Skirvin Willie Six Maurice Spencer Clarence Slagle Walter Stinebaker Hazel Stone Patsy Stoner Dolores Weder Barbara Wheeler 36 Dale Sturgeon T reasurer Suzanne Hazelrigg Dorothy Smith Student Council Student Council Class History Eighty-two newcomers, known as Freshmen, entered the doors of Win-Co-Hi on the first day of September, 1950. At the first class meeting, with Mrs. Glossop and Mr. Wickline as our sponsors, we elected class officers. Bruce Little was our President; Clark Palmer, Vice-President; Suzanne Hazelrigg, Secretary; and Geraldine Helliwell, Treasurer. We were represented on the Student Council by Gracie Brady and Gerald Hepworth. On October 3, 1950, we were initiated. After initiation we were no longer nervous or scared, but instead we felt quite at home. As the doors of Win-Co-Hi again opened in September, 1951, sixty-five subdued Sophomores began the new year with Bruce Little as Class President; Jim Riggs, Vice-President; Irma Batley, Secretary; and Dale Sturgeon, Treasurer. Suzanne Hazelrigg, Dorothy Smith, and Bruce Little were chosen to represent us on the Student Council. The members of our class elected Anna Mae Moore and Maxine Hoots as our candidates for Homecoming Oueen. During the term of 1951-'52, members of our class participated in athletics, various clubs, and other important school activities. Freshman Class Randy Banner President Margaret Edwards Vice-President Gary Rumple Secretary Janice Harper Student Council Clement Anders Robert Benton David Cannon Robert Brown Anna Chaplin Wanda Brown James Cloninger Sammy Cooper Dorothy Cox Barbara Doyle Mark Edwards Marcella Evans 38 Freshman Class Marilyn Evans Wanda Evans Darrell Floyd Earlene Floyd Marjorie Flynn Shirley Jackson Harold Jefferson Lawrence Killebrew Lloyd King Margaret Knapp 39 Freshman Class Larry Lashmett Eva Jo McDonald Charles Leedy Gary McGlasson Donald Nelson Beulah Parker Marjorie Little Dale Neff Judy O R ielly Keith Nicholson Donald Pence Roy Kunzeman Betty Looper George Murphy Patrick Lashmct Joann Manning Linda McLaughlin Loretta Nash Rctha Northrop Patricia Newberry Freshman Class Glendon Smith Fred Stice Martha Summers Barbara Waggener Doris Wells Martha Welsh Joyce Wisdom James Workman Charles Wright Margaret Young Eugene Perdun J oe Pond Martin Pond Stephen Redshaw Carol Rolf Janet Pile Nancy R ing Mary Schofield Dorothy Shafer Gary Smith Class History On September 4, 1951, eighty-one bewildered but eager Freshmen entered Win-Co-Hi. During the year the class lost three members and gained two. At the first class meeting their advisors, Miss Priest and Mr. Corrie, supervised the election of class officers which were Randy Banner, President; Peggy Edwards, Vice-President; Gary Rumple, Secretary and Treasurer; Randy Banner and Janice Harper were selected as members of the Student Council. % On October 2nd, the Juniors gave an initiation party for the Freshmen. During the day the girls looked very charming in their feed sacks, with oil in their hair, and lipstick smeared on their faces. The boys wore short pants, hose, ladies blouses and baby caps. They also, had their share of lipstick. During the evening the Freshmen stunts made up the program of sock fights, blind-folded games, and acting performances. Cookies and cokes were served for refreshments. 42 ACTIVITIES Student Council SEATED: Left to Right; Jeanne Zachary, Carl Burns, Don Gregory, Alice Atkinson, Hal McLaughlin, Suzanne Hazelrigg. STANDING: Randy Banner. Kenneth Beckman. Janice Harper. Bill Jasper. Mr. Goodin. Bruce Little. John Blair. Virginia Schofield. The Student Council is an organization of students who are elected by the various classes as their representatives. The President of each class is automatically a member of the Student Council. The Freshmen were represented by their President, Randy Banner, and one representative, Janice Harper. The Sophomores had their President, Bruce Little, and two representatives, Dorothy Smith and Suzanne Hazelrigg. The Juniors were represented by their President, Alice Atkinson, Jeanne Zachary, Hal McLaughlin, and Kenneth Beckman. Don Gregory, President; Virginia Schofield, Carl Burns, Bill Jasper, and John Blair represented the Senior Class. The purpose of the Student Council is to further the co-operation between the student body and the faculty and to promote better school citizenship. The Student Council has been very active this year. Among the activities were the sponsoring of: Homecoming, cleaning of the flag in the gymnasium, several dances, and the planning of a school handbook. President.......................Don Gregory Vice-President..................Carl Burns Secretary.......................Dorothy Smith Treasurer.......................Alice Atkinson Sponsor......................... Mr. J. L. Goodin Dramatics Club FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW; THIRD ROW : FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: Left to Right; Vivian Hawkins, Dorothy Smith. Anna Mae Moore, Sue Coullus, Peggy Edwards, Barbara Doyle. Donna W'eder, Martha Weder, Maxine Hoots, Grace Smith, Mary Hoy, Martha Welsh, Janet Pile. Carol Rolf. Patty Newberry. Marilyn Evans, Linda McLaughlin. Suzanne Hazelrigg, Mary Ann Schofield. Diane Hazelrigg, Mrs. Glossop. Patty Land, Alice Atkinson, Bertha Blackburn. Marjorie Flynn. Janice Harper. Joy Coultas, vVanda Bratsch. Richard Hayes, Tommy Hubble. Burton Porter, Jack Rowe, Patsy Stoner. Betty Jackson. Kathleen Hester, Evelyn Bown. Barbara Brown. Nancy Ring. Shirley Rogers. Virginia Schofield. Margaret Evans, Mary hay Evans, Darlene Campbell. Elizabeth Ryder, Stephen Redshaw, Lloyd Summers, Richard Lidgard. Bruce Little, Gayle McEvers, Vestel Yates. Sue Harper, Mary Lou O'Donnell. F ranees O’Donnell, Joyce Evans, Wanda Evans, Irma Batley. Gary Rumple, Clarence Hester. Loretta Nash, Retha Northrop, Wanda Brown, Pat Flynn, Mary Ann Coates, Jeanne Zachary, Margaret Knapp, Eva Jo McDonald, Fred Stice, Margie Hoots, Jim Riggs. President........................Joyce Evans Vice-President...................Gayle McEvers Secretary........................Sue Harper Treasurer........................Virginia .Schofield Sponsor..........................Loretta C. Glossop The Dramatics Club of Winchester High School is an organization to promote dramatic arts. This year we have sixty-seven members. Pupils who earn points by taking part in the dramatic activities of the school are eligible for membership in the National Thespian Society. Special events this year were Thanksgiving and Christmas programs for assembly, the annual box social, and a theater party at St. Louis. Troupe Number 594 of the National Thespian Society is an honorary dramatic organization. Thespians who have done outstanding work in dramatic arts are given special recognition. Members of this society serve as officers and program chairmen of the Dramatics Club. Thespians SEATED: Left to Right; Mrs. Glossop, Virginia Schofield, Elizabeth Ryder, Irma Batley, Sue Coultas, Sue Harper, Mary Lou O'Donnell. STANDING: Gayle McEvers, Grace Smith, Mary Kay Evans, Joyce Evans, Dorothy Smith, Jeanne Zachary, Frances O'Donnell, Jack Rowe. Library Club SEATED: Donna Wedcr, Martha Wedcr, Maxine Hoots, Patricia Flynn, Miss Nantz, Wanda Bratsch. STANDING: Charlene Hester, Geraldine Hclliwell, Anna Mae Moore, Betty Nolan, Ruth Daniels, Norma Andrews, Carolyn Howard, Mary Ann Coates, Delores Weder, Charlotte Thomas, Betty Jackson. OFFICERS: President-Patricia Flynn, Vice-President-Maxinc Hoots, Secretary and Treasurer- Norma Andrews, Advisor-Miss Nantz. 46 Junior Play Cast FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Left to Right; Clarence Hester and Vestel Yates. Martha Wedcr, Betty Jackson, Mary Ann Coates, Jeanne Zachary, Donna Wcdcr. Dan Hazelrigg, Sue Coultas, Richard Lidgard, Rita Savage, Richard Taylor, Pat Flynn. Lloyd Summers. THE BABY SITTER On November 16, 1951, the Junior Class of Win-Co-Hi presented “The Baby Sitter’ to a large audience who seemed to enjoy the play very much. The plot centered around the baby sitter, Carrie, who had the problem of most baby sitters, that of getting the little monster to go to bed without making a total wreck of the house. This proved to be a hard task, involving complications with the brat’s parents, and with the parents of Bob, Carrie’s boy friend. These difficulties were finally worked out and Carrie received the credit she deserved for being a patient baby sitter. CAST Bob, who breaks a date.................. Mother, who makes him break the date. . Father, who agrees with mother.......... Junior, a holy terror.................. Jane and Helen, Bob’s sisters.......... Carrie, Bob’s one and only............. Eunice, who tries to take Carrie’s place Carl, Helen’s boy friend............... Lefty, another holy terror............. Midge and Dot, who raid the icebox.... Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Junior’s parents. Director.............................. .Richard Lidgard , Pat Flynn , Lloyd Summers Clarence Hester Betty Jackson Jeanne Zachary .Mary Ann Coates .Rita Savage Richard Taylor Vestel Yates Martha Weder Donna Weder Dan Hazelrigg Sue Coultas Mrs. Loretta C. Glossop 47 Commercial Club SEATED: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: Left to Right: Barbara Jones, Barbara Brockhouse. Charlotte Thomas. Ruth Daniels. Virginia Evans. Margaret Evans. Pat Land, Alice Atkinson, Wanda Evans, Janet Pile, Peggy Edwards. Kathleen Deeder, Dolores Kaehlert, Reba Rider, Charlene Hester, Betty Jackson, Mary Kay Evans, Grace Smith, Virginia Schofield, Donna Wcdcr, Martha Weder, Phyllis Peters, Dorothy Hoots, Mary Rose .Veils, Joyce Evans, Grace Young, Suzann Sanderson. Mrs. Hieronymus, Sue Coultas, Carolyn Dobson, Glenna Glossop, Carolyn Howard, Jo Ann VanHyning, Norma Andrews, Lloyd Ryan, Kenneth Hoots, Jim Rutherford, Bill Crawford. Randy h illebrew, Bill Hart. Jack Lashmett, Mary Lou O’Donnell, Pat Flynn, Sue Harper, Ruth Ehlert. Mary Ann Coates, Mrs. Wright. Frances O’Donnell, Jeanne Zachary, Barbara Doyle, Gary Rumple, Reggie Lashmet, Hal McLaughlin, Richard Taylor, Dan Hazelrigg, Donald Hoots, Richard Hayes, Clifford King, Gary McGlasson, Tommy Hubble, Dale Neff, Luetta Hubbert, Marilyn Nolan, Betty Jefferson. Pat Lashmet, Charles Butzback, Richard Benton, Charles Fletcher, Donald Worrall, Gary Stuart, Russell Northrop, Jim Moore, Clement Anders, Fred Stice. Donald Nelson. President.......................Carolyn Dobson Vice-President..................Fhyllis Peters Secretary.......................Hal McLaughlin Treasurer.......................Reg Lashmet The purpose of the Commercial Club is tb help boys and girls become successful in the business world. This year the club had seventy-nine members. The members serve on committees to plan the programs for the monthly meetings. Some very interesting programs were given. Again this year the club adopted a Christmas family. Clothing, food, and toys were sent to the family to make their Christmas brighter. The money for the club comes from the sale of popcorn at the home games. Homemaking Club SEATED: Left to Right; Joann Manning, .Vanda Evans. Anna Chaplin, Alene Benton. Mary Kay Evans, Virginia Schofield, Grace Smith. Joyce Evans, Earlene Floyd, Marcella Evans, Barbara Yerion, Margaret Knapp, Carol Rolf. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Willsey, Betty Robinson, Fatsy Stoner, Darlene Campbell, Bertha Blackburn, Elizabeth Ryder, Mary Ann Coates, Pat Flynn, Jean Hutchings, Patty Newberry, Shirley Cooper, Joyce Hoots. Marjorie Little, Dorothy Shafer, Wanda Brown. Ruth Ehlert, Beverley McGlasson, Mrs. Waters. THIRD ROW: Beulah Parker. Ollie Skirvin, Geraldine Helliwell, Janet Pile, Dolores Kaehlert, Barbara Wheeler. Evelyn Bown, Ruth Daniels. Betty Looper, Evelyn Havens, Margie Hoots, Marilyn Evans, Doris Wells, Retha Northrop, Barbara Doyle, Judy O’Rielly, Margaret Young. This club includes four homemaking classes which are taught by Mrs. vVillsey and Mrs. Waters. Under the leadership of our President, Darlene Campbell, we meet the first Tuesday in every month with varied programs. These programs include speakers, class trips, style shows, and movies relating to class work. Other officers are: Vice-President, Mary Ann Coates; Degree Chairman, Dolores Faehlert; Secretary and Treasurer, Grace Smith; Program and Projects Chairman, Joyce Evans; Reporter, Jean Hutchings. Jean Hutchings has received her State Homemaker Degree. This is the highest honor given in the State Homemaking Organization. Patricia Flynn and Dolores Kaehlert are both working for this honor. Patricia Flynn is Secretary of section seven. There are forty-eight girls in our club. SEATED: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: F. F. A. Left to Right; Donald Nelson. Jim Cloninger. Larry Killebrew, Roy Kunzeman, Donald Pence. Bill Hester. Randy Killebrew, Gerald Day, Lyndcl Hanback, Carl Riggs, Richard Lidgard. Jim Cockerill, Jim O'Donnell, Russell Brockhouse. Gary Huri elbrink. George Murphy. Robert Brown, Dean Howard. Robert Benton, Lloyd Gilmore. Jim Rutherford, Bill Hart, Jack Lashmett, Eldon McDade, Mr. Corrie, Arthur Garrett, JackShive, Walter Stinebaker. Donald Howard, Russell Northrop, Richard Schofield, John Shive, Dale Neff, David Daniels. Burton Porter. Charles Farmer. Bob Duncan, Gary Smith. Tommy Hubble. Gerald Hester. Buddy Cooper. Harold Jefferson. Raymond Bigley. Larry Lashmett. Donald Murphy, Merle helley. Donald Bigley, Harold Carriger. Everett Clanton. James Hoots. Don McCullough. Robert Sellars. Richard Hatcher, Clarence Slagle. Maurice Spencer. Richard Benton, Charles Fletcher. Donald Worrall. Clarence Hester. Jim Moore. John Evers. Clement Anders, Junior Farmer, Vestel Yates. Keith Jefferson, Myrl Daniels, Eddie Johnson. There are sixty-nine members in the F.F.A. Club this year. There were five boys who went to the F.F.A. Officers Training School at Springfield, Illinois. Two boys attended the F.F.A. State Convention in Champaign at the University of Illinois. Several of the boys also went to Colorado. They traveled about 2,100 miles. Some of the towns where they stayed all night in the schoolhouses were Washington and Wamego, Kansas and Limon and Fountain, Colorado. They spent one day in Denver, Colorado. The F.F.A. now has five gilts out on the share basis. The boys that have them are Myrl Daniels, Jack Lashmett, Jim Moore, Arthur Garrett, and Roy Kunzeman. The officers of the club for this year are: President, Gerald Day; Vice-President, Randy Killebrew; Secretary, Carl Riggs; Treasurer, Lyndel Hanback; Reporter, Richard Lidgard; Advisor, Mr. H. B. Corrie. f 50 Band Left to Right; Fred Stice, Randy Banner, Mark Edwards, Charles Leedy, Gayle McEvers, Joy Coultas, Mary Kay Evans, Irma Batley, Anna Mae Moore, Martha Welsh, Dolores Kaehlert. Elizabeth Ryder, Marjorie Flynn, Donna Weder, Kathleen Hester, Mary Hutchings, Lloyd Summers, Richard Hayes. Bruce Little. Mr. Burdeau, Janice Harper. Sue Harper, Ruth Ehlert, Mary Schofield, Nancy Ring, Joyce Campbell, Barbara Brown, Shirley Rogers. Barbara Brockhouse, Peggy Edwards, Marilyn Evans, William Hester, Donald Nelson, Gary Rumple, Robert Brown. Charles Butzback, Joyce Evans, Stephen Redshaw, Evelyn Havens, Barbara Doyle, Sue Coultas, Barbara Jones. OFFICERS President...........................Sue Harper Vice-President......................Ruth Ehlert Secretary and Treasurer.............Sue Coultas Librarians.......................... Lloyd Summers Irma Batley This year there were many new faces in the band. It had a complete new group of majorettes, with the exception of Joyce Campbell, who was made drum major, and many new Freshman members, who made up half of the band. The director, Mr. Willard Burdeau, resigned because of ill health the first of February and was replaced by Mr. Thomas Springer. The activities of the band were many and varied. It participated in the Armistice Day parade, and marched on the field at two football games including the Homecoming game. On October 30th the band made a short concert tour to two of the Scott County grade schools. Alsey and Manchester, where it presented programs. The band gave concerts on the square for both the Woman’s Club Burgoo and the Chamber of Commerce’s “Flying Saucer Day’’. A small band was organized to furnish music for the Junior play. This group included: Joy Coultas, Sue Coultas, Dorothy Smith, Sue Harper, Lloyd Summers, Stephen Redshaw, Kathleen Hester, Joyce Evans, Bruce Little, Fred Stice, Mark Edwards, John Blair, Charles Butzback, and Donald Nelson. The band was represented at the All-State Music Activities on the University of Illinois campus, November 24th and 25th by Joy Coultas, Sue Harper, and Charles Butzback. After three postponements, due to bad weather, the Guy Faul Corn Day was finally held on December 5, 1951. The farmers in this district had been solicited a few days before, so on this day the students went out in trucks to collect the corn. Several bus loads of students also went out and picked up corn that had been left in the fields which the farmers had donated. All this corn was sold to the Alsey Elevator, which had offered the highest price per bushel.' The total amount raised from the sale of corn and contributions of money from townspeople was $ 1,121. With this money three new instruments were purchased and all the school owned instruments repaired. Eighteen new uniforms, a director’s uniform, and a majorette uniform were bought. This year a new lesson program was instituted whereby each band member was required to take one lesson a week. The band participated with the Bluffs band in a Scott County Music Festival that was held in March. Several band members entered the district contest this spring with solos and ensembles. SEATED: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: CLARINET TRIO Joy Coultas, Sue Coultas, Dorothy Smith. BRASS ENSEMBLE Mary Kay Evans, Sue Harper, Lloyd Summers, Bruce Little, Joyce Evans. BAND OFFICERS Irma Batley, Sue Harper. Lloyd Summers, Ruth Ehlcrt, Sue Coultas. MAJORETTES Elizabeth Ryder, Shirley Rogers, Joyce Campbell. Barbara Brown, Donna Wedc-r, Marjorie Flynn. 52 Irma Batley at piano, Clement Anders, Randy Banner, John Evers, Gayle McEvers, Richard Hayes, Gary Stuart, Clarence Slagle, Lloyd Ryan, Lloyd Summers. The highlights of our school year were the Messiah, the concert for the Scott County Teachers’ Association, the Spring Festival, and Commencement. Gary Stuart at piano, Doris Wells. Sue Coultas, Martha Welsh. Marjorie Little, Janice Harper, Marjorie Flynn, Sue Harper, Joy Coultas, Carol Rolf, Dolores Kaehlert, Miss Hendershot, Director. Second Row: Judy O’Rielly, Dorothy Smith, Irma Batley, Nancy Ring, Mary Ann Schofield, Linda McLaughlin, Eva Jo McDonald, Anna Mae Moore, Bertha Blackburn. Third Row: Retha Northrop, Janet Pile. Patty Land. Mary Hoy, Patty Newberry, Margaret Evans, Dorothy Hoots, Shirley Cooper, Virginia Schofield, Mary Kay Evans. 53 THEY SAY IT WITH MUSIC At the P.T.A. Woman’s Club, Kiwanis Club. Community Club, Soil Conservation Association, and at the Illinois High School Association Competition F estival. y n ar ndy a ayes a,,ner ' Li°Yd DOUBLE MIXED OUARTET Accompanied by Irma Batley, Judy O’Rielly, Dorothy Smith, Randy Banner, Gayle McEvers, Gary Stuart, Lloyd Summers, Janice Harper. Nancy Ring. ILLINOIS HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION COMPETITION-FESTIVAL ENTRANTS Piano. Gary Stuart; Voice. Irma Batley. Joy Coultas, Shirley Cooper. Lloyd Summers. Gayle McEvers. Not F ictured Dorothy Smith. GIRLS’ TRIO Accompanied by Gary Stuart, Joy Coultas, Dorothy Smith, Irma Jean Batley. 54 Q. A. A FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: Earlene Floyd, Betty Looper, Barbara Brockhou.se, Barbara Jones, Joyce Campbell, Dorothy Shafer, Joyce Wisdom. Miss Nantz, Kathleen Deeder. Dolores Kaehlert, Grace Smith, Donna Weder, Charlotte Thomas, Charlene Hester, Reba Rider, Suzanne Hazelrigg, Marilyn Evans, Dorothy Hoots, Suzann Sanderson, Glenna Glossop, Grace Young, Carolyn Dobson. Peggy Edwards, Margie Hoots, Marjorie Little, Mary Hoy, Mary Hutchings, Wanda Bratsch, Patty Land. JoAnn VanHyning, Carolyn Howard. Patty Newberry, Betty Jackson, Joyce Hoots, Betty Robinson, Kathleen Hester, Evelyn Bown, Irma Batlcy, Bertha Blackburn, Margaret Evans. Patsy Stoner, Alice Atkinson, Loretta Nash. Maxine Rowe, Wilma F.vans, Delores Weder. Betty Nolan, Evelyn Havens, Norma Andrews. Martha Weder, Maxine Hoots, Betty Jefferson, Luetta Hubbert, Judy O'Rielly, Retha Northrop, Doris Wells, Shirley Rogers, Mary Ann Schofield. Diane Hazelrigg, Barbara Brown, Shirley Howard, Ruth Daniels, Carol Rolf, Janet Pile, Barbara Doyle, Anna Mae Moore, Fva Jo McDonald, Martha Welsh, Geraldine Helliwell, Beulah Parker. President.......................Reba Rider Vice-President..................Charlene Hester Secretary and Treasurer.........Suzanne Hazelrigg Advisor.........................Miss Nantz The Girls Athletic Association is composed of all the high school girls interested in athletics. The G.A.A. has an enrollment of seventy-three members. The members make money by selling hot dogs at home football games, working in the refreshment stand during the tournament, and sponsoring a dance in the spring. Members earn points by participating in sports and following health rules. Awards are given to the members at the end of the year for acquiring a specified number of points. Girls with the highest points will go to camp this summer. 55 Homecoming Celebration T i As in the preceding years, the Student Council sponsored the Homecoming of 1951 with Mr. Goodin acting as advisor. On Thursday night at 7:30, the 1951 Homecoming started its festivities with a large bonfire for which the F reshmen supplied the fuel. The cheerleaders started the evening off by leading several enthusiastic yells. The snake dance then paraded downtown and through some of the stores. F riday night, November 2nd, at 7:45, the band and the majorettes marched, despite the cold weather, at the opening of the homecoming game with Jerseyvilie as the rival. Behind the band, one convertible carried the five candidates for queen and another carried several of the 1950 alumni football players. The game started at 8:00 and when 10:05 at last arrived the triumphant Winchester High School students assembled enthusiastically in the gymnasium to await the cornation of the Homecoming queen. At last when suspense had reached its peak Phyllis Peters was crowned 1951 Homecoming queen by the 1950 queen, Geraldine Garrison. Phyllis was nominated by the Senior Class and elected by the student body. The queen’s four attendants were: Suzann Sanderson and Glenna Glossop, Seniors; Jeanne Zachary and Donna Weder, Juniors. All of the girls were presented with wrist corsages while Phyllis also received a bouquet of golden chrysanthemums. The Student Council is to be commended for the excellent work they did toward making the 1951 Homecoming a success. The gymnasium was decorated with the school colors, purple and gold. ALLAH. ALLAH. 57 ATHLETICS SEATED: Don Gregory. Glenn Smith. Don Hoots. Carl Burns. Reggie Lashmet. Jim Rutherford. David Means. STANDING: Mr. Posey. John Blair. Ken Hoots. Bruce Little. John Shive. Joe O’Donnell. Ronald Moore, Don Lashmet. Mr. Wilson. Winchester High School had one of the seven undefeated, untied football teams of the state of Illinois in 1951. The school also now has a fifteen game winning streak over a period of two years. The boys received recognition from surrounding schools and newspapers for their good sportsmanship as well as their football achievements. The Wildcats opened the season by defeating IVIt. Sterling in a non-conference game with a score of 35-7 on September 14th. This gave the players more confidence and school spirit which served them well the rest of the season and enabled them to run up eight straight victories with no defeats. The team opened the defense of its Illinois Valley Crown on September 28th by topping Pleasant Hill 13-0. On F riday October 5th, the Wildcats downed a tough enemy, the Greenfield Tigers, by a score of 38-13. The Tigers put up a good fight making two touchdowns but they did not have the Winchester team spirit. All thirty-three of our players participated in this game. On October 12th Winchester won the eleventh straight game at the expense of the Carrollton Hawks. The smaller Winchester players with their savage tackling, crashing blocks, and clever running stopped the big boys from Carrollton 19-0. On October 18th the Wildcats defeated White Hall by a score of 27-6. In this game many of the Junior Varsity players saw action in the last three quarters which gave them experience for next year. The team cracked through another strong barrier October 26th by undermining the Roodhouse Railroaders to the tune of 27-13. The Wildcats conquered Jerscyville November 2nd by a score of 37-20. Once again a ha rd-charging line payed the way for the driving backs to score. Winchester ended the season by stopping Pittsfield 6-0, winning the Illinois Valley Conference for the second straight year, and giving Win-Co-Hi its first unbeaten record in its history. The lettermen fclected Carl Burns as captain of the record-smashing 195 1 football team. Don Lashmet received the honor of being chosen on the little all-state squad for the 1 95 1 season. The success of the team goes not only to the players but also to the excellent coaching and training received from Mr. Posey and Mr. Wilson, the support of the students, and backing of football fans. 59 Halfback, John Blair Halfback, Don Hoots Right End, Joe O’Donnell Quarterback, Don Lashmet 60 Right End, Bruce Little Left End, David Means Right Tackle, Jim Rutherford wm 61 Center, Edward Smith Left End, John Shive Basketball SEATED: Left to Right; Harold Jefferson, Donald Biglcy, George Murphy, Pat Lashmct. SECOND ROW: Russell Brockhousc. Keith Nicholson. Hal McLaughlin. Robert Benton, Stephen Redshaw. THIRD ROW: Mr. Posey, Gary McGlasson, Jim O'Donnell, Tommy Hubble. Arthur Garrett, Clifford King, James Cockcrill, Gary Smith, Jack Shive, Mr. Wilson. The Winchester Wildcats had a season’s record of ten wins and fourteen loses. The Wildcats received fifth place in the Illinois Valley Conference. The Wildcats were in two scheduled tournaments. In the Holiday Tournament at Hannibal, Missouri, Winchester lost to Hannibal in an overtime game. This year only fifteen schools were entered in the Winchester Invitational Tournament. Also for the first time the opportunity was given for the losers of the first round games to play again for ninth place. The Wildcats were rated fourth, and they more than lived up to their rating by winning the first place trophy. They defeated Roodhouse, Waverly, White Hall, and then bumped off Griggsville 52-50 in the finals. Five of the first ten players were Seniors. The Wildcats also entered the State Regional Tournament at Pittsfield. The second team won eight and lost eight games during the season. TOURNAMENT CHAMPS (Picture on the opposite page) FRONT ROW: Manager, Fred Stice, Don Lashmet, Reggie Lashmet, John Blair, Ronald Moore, Manager, Jim Riggs. SECOND ROW: Mr. Posey, Bill Jasper, Joe O'Donnell, Don Hoots, Don Gregory, Bruce Little, Carl Burns. 62 Tournament 63 rv Guard, Ronnie Moore Guard, Carl Burns Guard Reggie Lashmet Guard, John Blair Forward, Joe O’Donnell 66 The Gang Weren’t They Sweet. Playing Possum? Sitting Pretty.' Steady Babe Trash. . : Pcpsodent? A Big Car Load!.')' Sisterly Love. ) This Isn't Hollywood Innocent? Carol Good9 For Once) Marjorie 68 FORD CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS DEARBORN FARM IMPLEMENTS FORD CAMPBELL BROTHERS PHONE 162-166 WINCHESTER ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 MARSHALL CHEVROLET CO. C. E. MARSHALL, PRESIDENT SALES SERVICE DEPARTMENT 178 PHONES DEPARTMENT 228 W INC HESTER, ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’52 ALSEY ELEVATOR CO. 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