Woodlawn High School - Echo Yearbook (Woodlawn, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1941 volume:

DEDICATION THE MENS ws THE ANNJAL S.A , HEARTILY ENDORSEC sv STUDENT owv NOODLAWN HIGH QCHOO' WI H DEEP APPRECIATION ND RATITU ARE HAP v DEQICATE THIQ v UME ouw YEAR Ho DUPEQIPTENDENT LL MENb ANL N Q AHA QcHHso T MH LLEMENS, o .H H SCHOOL A T rs ooswf THAN H s SHADE To PQEPAA us Eop THE AOPL or vomUHaow TL MRS SCH aJT, A FORMER vRaMAHv AJ I D s PK LARGE PAQT PVSDONQIBLC VN ,up QE NV ro YEAH HlGH SCHOOL TOPDV WE, 1 E'L or , '-' - FF ' ' THE B ' OF if -9 A T I A G LE , ' P TO ' ' OL or ' an K TO N . 4 Jo CQ ' E ' E ,R,Q A ' A , -T. .0 A A .'1 WH so' I f ,ND ou u MOTE 4 . H' ' - 'E , 1 ,'s H' A A A A. ' u P NHO AS E TEACHEE AND Now Af A HiGH 3C?COL xm?TaJcTcH, HA HELPEU Us WiTH ALL ou? Hs. ANZ is in A A .- , E E Agn 6. LL: , A A uw- Sl--.. Y V Umm an original rtrhing uf iiimmrnn Oinhhraa of Hilshnm , lx A N U A L S T A Louise Germann Jeanne Peterson Juanitf Elankens Martha Johnson Verneil Garren Virginia Smith Dorothy Bubank Fdwin Rozanski Vera Germann Vivian liercy Henrietta Gaebe . Editor in Chief Assistant Activity Class Athletic Art Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Business Manager , Secretary Freshman Class Representative ophomore Class Representative Junior Class Reore entetive Virginia Robinson eniol Class hepresentative Mary Duncan Faculty Sponsor N F F 4 A hip , , , - D I O I C Q . Billfihfalker . Q' Asst: Athletic Editor 4- k-4 BOARD or EDUCATION s G Baldridge, Pres. Fred Schmidt, Secy o he bosxc of edtcstion ol our district we e pres our thanks and sphrec'ation for the our faculty and studen Tre school has secn recogri e by the University of Iliinois sno has become sn sc creoited hfgk scrool 'e src suze tfat much of this success of our first year es s four yea: high school is due to the line spirit which our oo ru oi eoucs ior has show . ggil William Watkins Jghn Eubank R Ao GUPNRUH 'i - -sg 91,7 515: , Y V I I T I O O T . 1' A - N X s - t ' 'Y - wsy in which the members have cooperated with A- 4-n u-IO 1 ' 1 . z s '- ...I .1 0 vu ' ' ' 1 -7 ' W . cz I L L n l f f W .2 9, 4 r L 4 O 40 D, x Qu -r 9 ,nifwifl ' . . I I 1 O 'V..f, v L A s Av 11 'JY i?iW . 1 ' ? f Wm A. X ' 1 -Lillie ,gf'L, Jr iL.L' .'i?Jf V. ..f 7153 .1... x'i'. iff, X 5 ,i , LL- -24- .. ,. J O CLEMENS 3 Gln ETHEL DUEBBERT 334 Q9 MARY DUNC AN ANN SCHMIUI' Q ARTHUR BRO 'VN 6' EVERETT SAVAGE X ff! X X ff X I ffi !fff,0y XZ f Z Z ff' PRESIDENT SENIORS ELEANOR BALDPIOCE JUANITA LANKENSHIP EAYL CHAwp WONALD PHEDNEK L r L Ah FNCE ORRLU OTHV 'QALK LANAGAN L.. JF'- A JCF JAQQISV KQV? VIQCINIA ROB New Fmwlw ROZANSKI JOHN SIPWER H . AM WALKEP LAQS OFFIPERS VICE PRESIuENT DECRETARN TPEASUR bLAoS CLASS CLACS uLASS COLORS FLOWER Morro LLEANOR BALDRIDGE 3oRo.HY EUBANK JUANITA BLANKENSHIP QED AND WHITE TULIP THEQL ARE no eswcnas ALONG THE ROAD TO SUCCESS SPONSOR Mas Scwvxov , Q41 ' Q . . U ' 2u.Qon C Awx L 'R-' 3 ' L JOQ EJ--' V:QQsnlA F' ' 'OUISE '-fu'mw , F ,q' GN BZLLSE 5 1,5 . . 9 'HN VIL-. . 3 A .L ' f- . in ----- ----- . O - ------ ---- --Q ------- -- , A ANG DUHDHIDG JUANIIM VlNKE1'I.JnI I.: AM DONALD CHnSNEK .4 JUNIOR CLARK Lmmxncz comm EUBANKS ' , G 3 S E, N I 0 R U R i C I 51 ..J.' V J Q' ' ' ' rw'v , V, YL , I Q ' f E 9 , g 5 , 73 1 Q a , ' . , , 1 .. , . 1 V 1 guhp Ck 'P ' ' A . V 5 L .5 5 X - f I 'V 1 WA R 1 11.1-11--- .,. . 3 4 .Q Y v I A SENIORS ELEANOR BALDRIDGE IRVINGTON Hucu I'2 Cnonus 5,4, OCTETTE 4, PLAYS 2 5 4 QUARTETTE 2, PRESIDENT 4 Ecno STAFF 4 P E 5,4, GLEE CLue SECRETARY 4 ORCHESTRA 5 JUANITA BLANKENSHIF H CLue I,2,5 4, BAND 5,4, ORCHFSTRA 5 PLAYS I,2,2,5 4, CLASS SECRETARY 4 BIOLOGY PRESIDENT 4 OCTETTE 5 4 QUARTETTE 5 SExTETTE 5 Ecno STAFF 4 ANNUAL STAFF 5 4 P E I 2 EARL CHAMP I , 14, Cuonus I,2 5 4, PLAYS 2,5 4 cno STAFF 4 OCTETTE 4 QUARTET I 2 5, Asn 5 4 DONALD CNESNEK PLAYS I,2 P E I,2,5,4 CAPTAIN 5 Ecno STAFF , AGR JUNIOR C RK 4 QUARTHT 5 VICE PRVSIDENT I Ecno STAFF 4 LAWRENCE CJRRELL ARTET I Oc ETTE 4 P E I 2,5 CLASS PLAYS ANNUAL STAFF ORCHESTRA Nonus SOLIST 2 DOROTHY EUBANK Honus I,2 4 I PLAYS I,2,5 4, VICE SIDENT 2 4 PRESIDENT 5 CNEER LEADER 2 INNUAL STAFF g,4, Ecuo STAFF 4 SOLOIST 2,4 I, FRESNMAN YEAR, 2, soFNoMoRE YEAR, 5 JUNIOR YEAR, 4, SENIOR YEAR I v 9 sz 9 1 9 o F , Q 4' A an - - 1 5- 9 9 7 S ' 1 ,T v Q v 0 0 Q -v POE' S2 5 9 9 9 s E 's s 9 9 F 9 ' 9 ' 0 7 l , 4 - 5940 . vLA PLAYS I,5,4, PLE. I,2, CHORUS I,2,5,4, OCTETTE 1 A ' ws ' - s v Qu , T , Q . , , .949 D 4: . 3: C Is 2: C 9 9 Po Es 9 9 'PRE' 9 A 9 v , Q . . ' JOE G BILLY sEN1oRs SE GLHHANN VIRGINIA ROBIaSON EDWIN ROZANSKI JOHN SIGWERTH BILp WALKLR ' I. ' I1 , A 1 W v -YY QR 2 . 'Q .,, I i 43 Q . M ,Q :Q JOE GARRISDN N VERNON I, A 3 P E I 2 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM LOUISE GERMANN QUARTETS iuaxeo, GIRLS, 2, OCTETTE 2,4 ANNUAL QUEEN 5 VICE PRESIDENT 5 CHEER LEADER 2 4, ANNUAL STAFF 5,4 Ecno STAFF 4 4 H CLUB 2,5 C RESIDENT 2 DER 33 P E I 2, P APTAIN 5, PLAYS. 5,49 HUMOROUS READING 2, CHORUS I,2,5 4 BILLIE Boa MOORE AYS I 3 I P E CAFTA VIRGINIA QOBINSON CLASS SECRETARY 5 OCTETTE 4 CHORUS I 2,5 4 QUARTETS fMlXEDy GIRLS, 2, ANNUAL STAFF 5 4 P 2 ORCHESTRA 5 CLASS PLAYS l,2,5 4 Ecno STAFF 4 Eowun ROZANSKI ASHLEY HIGH I 295 P E l,2,g 4: OCTETTE 4 PLAYS 4 F F A 2,5, ANNUAL STAFF 4 Ecno STAFF 4 JOHN SQSWLRTN AYS 195, PRESIDENT i,2, P C i , CAPTAIN 4 AGR 5 4, Ecno STAFF 4 BaLL WALKER ASHLEY l,2,5 F F A 2 5 SECRETARY 5 CLASS PLAYS 524 Ecno STAFF 4, CHORUS l P E 2 5 :Ro 2 -,y o 9 g 9 4. , 9 ' 9 9 1 Y 9 ' 9 P 9 n D , 3g4, OEO C 47 lj 29 Q I PL. 9 5 Po E0 g2,3,4-y a o IN 5g AcR. 5,49 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OE' I9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 79 U 9 9 a 9 9 V 3 9 pk- 7 49 On.0 92 5849 P0 E9 14, 1 B Q O 9 9 9 9 D79 9 I 'Q Q 0 0 , O SENIOR CLASS HISTORY E PENED FRUIT THE WOOLLA H H CHOOL, STARTED ON A LIFE CYCLE AS A TINY SEED IE SPROUTED INTO TINY PLANTS WITH ABOUT THIRTEEN LEAVES WE HAD AS OUR HELPERS THE SUN, PRESIDENT JOHN SWWERTH, THE RAIN VICE PRESIDENT JUNIOR CLARK, AND THE TERRA PIRMA DECRETARY EARL CHAMP THIS PLANT WAS VERYNUUNG AND TENDER BUT EAGER T0 GRow. HOWEVER9 BY THE END OF 1HE YEAR IT HAD TO DIE DOWN AND WAIT EOR THE ONGOMINC YEAR THE NEXT YEAR THE PLANT HAD GAINED MORE STRENGTH, OUT ONE OF THE LEAVES, EVELYN EDMINSON WAS NOT ABLE TO CONTINUE WITH US THEREFORE WE HAD T0 GO ON OUR LIFE WITHOUT HER HAVING ONLY TWELVE LEAVES LEFTO NE HAD THIS TIME THE SUN9 JOHN SIGWERTH, THE RAIN, DOROTHY EUBANK, THE TERRA FIRMA, DONALD CHESNEK AGAIN, THE PROTOPLASM OF THIS PLANT D ED AND ANOTHER YEAR HAD ELAPSED. AT THE BEGINNING OF IQJS-40 THE SECOND LEAFnGERGE PILLER FAILED TO HANG ON HOWEVER NEWLIAVESIUEANOR BALDRIDGE AND LAWRENCE CORRELLQ SPROUTED IN ITS PLACE E HAD AS THE SUN, DOROTHY EUOANK, RAIN, LOUISE EQ MANN TEQRA EIRMA, IRGII'A IOBINSON THEY AL HELPED -I SUI 'NG THE STQENGTH OF TH' PLANT AS WE DIED DOIN THIS TAME JE FELT THAT NEXT YEAR WE WOULD D TH HEI HT OE OUR GLORY IN THE FALL YE PUT OUT WITH EULL STRENGTH9 OUR THIRTEEN ORIGINAL LEAVES w TP TWO ADDITIONS, OE GAPRISON AND EDWIN POZANSK' OUR HELPERb WERE H SUN ELEANOR BALDRIDGEQ THE QAIN DOPOTHY EUDANK AND TERRA FIRMA UANITA BIAWKENOHIP WE NEAR THE END OF' OU? FOURTH YEAR? WE APE FULL BLOOM AND WILL SOON BE '?EADY TO SCATTER OUP SEEDS OF KNOWLLDEE THROUGHOUT THE LANDc NEA TH RI OF ' I WN IGL S A W' , O 0 7 . 1 A A 0 A W ' ' G I- .Q ,T ' , V A, 7 . 'A 'Q . L 'I .J LD. - 0 -A I. I . V L E AT . E Q I Q 4 4 . I.I J . I .. I ' ' T..E 9 ..' . 'Q I, . 2 . , .I I -- I -If - . AS L I . ' . iN PROPHECY I wAS NALKING THROUGH THE wooos ONE SUNNY AFTER NOON IN THE FALL or IQJO, WHEN I CAME TO A PLACE IHAO NEVER SEEN BEFORE H ARD A NT T C TIC T ' T wASN'T THE NOODPECKER'S SONG, I LOCKED AROJND AND S w A DOOR IN THE SIDE OF A TR E OPENING ITA' WAS SURPRISED TO SEE A LITTLE OLD MAN JUMP OUT HE TOLD ME HE WOULD GRANT ME A WISH FOR LETTING HIM OUT. THEN ASKED HIM TO TELL ME WHAT MY I94I CLASSMATESWERE DOING JUANITA BLANKENSHIP IS IN THE HOSPITAL WITH Mos QUITO SITES RECEIVED WHILE FLYING OVER THE MISSISSIPPI SWAMPS ITHEY ATTACKED THE PLANE I BILLIE MOORE HAS A BAD CASE OF SLEEPING SICKNESS WHICH HE DVVELOPED IN HIGH SCHOOL UNIOR LARK'S ONLY PRACTICE VOCALIZING THESE DAYS IS IN CROONING LULLASIES TO HIS TWIN BOYS LOUISE GERMANN HAS JUST DECIDED THAT TOOLMNV MEN CAN'T MAKE A WOMAN HAPPY VIRGINIA FLANAGAN'S THIRD HUSBAND IS SUING FOR A DIVORCE IHOW MANY MORE9 DONALD DHESNEK IS STILL WAITING POR A CALL T0 GO TO GERMANY THE LEADING ROMEO IN HOLLYWOOD EARL CHAMP HAS ADOPTED THREE ORPHANS HE ENTER NS THE BY SIIG HOLD QLACK JOE ' JOHN SIGWERTH HAS INVENTED A LIC DETECTOR WHICH SWELLS LIKE A BALLOON JHEN ONE TELLS A LIE CNLY ONE THING VORRIES JOHN THE BALLOON BURSTS EVERY TME HE STARTS TALKING ELEANOR BALDRIDGE HAS JUST SAILED OVER THE NMGRA FALLS IN A TUB ISMOOTH SAILINGXD WILLIAM WALKER LEADS THE LIST or RECKLESS DRIv ERS JOE GARRISON IS SECRETARY FOR THE PRESIDENT THE UNITED STATES EDWIN ROZANSKI WON THE WORLD WIDE CHAMPIONSHIP FOR TYPISTS RGINIA qOBINSON S N so ON HOW T0 REDUCE. 4DON'T SAY I TOLD YOU, BUT SHE'S LOST TWO POUNDS I DOROTHY EUSANKS HAS GONE AND DONE IT! SHE'S MAR RIED THAT WHOBREY BOY . I E IC I IC'. II A E . I O I O J C IN LAWRENCE CORRELL9 ALONG WITH J, CL COPELAND, IS TAI H . ING . .' . - OF VI H HA A EW OK WE THE DECLARE LAWN HI J C C CLASS WILL CLASS OF I94I BEING OF SouND MIND, DO HEREBY THIS TO BE OuR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT JUANITA BLANKENSHIPI WILL MY SUCCESS AT WOOD GH TO THE ONCOMING STUDENTS LIE MOORE, WILL ALL Y WISE CRACKS OPELAND JUNIOR CLARK, WILL MY SKILL AT EATING CANDY IN ENGLISH CLASS T0 BILL WELBORN I, LOUISE GERMANNI WILL THE THE WELL KNOWN CERMANN TEMRER T0 TROL IT TO SCHO ERYONE DONALD CHESNEKI WILL MY OL T0 ROBERT WHITZEL LAWRENCE CORRELLQ WILL MY IN SCHOOL NEXT YEAR LIBERTY OF HAVING SOMEONE WHO CAN CON EAGERNESS FOR GOING CHARMING SMILE'm EV EARL CHAMPI WILL MY THEMES IN ENGLISH TO SOME O IN sox T0 EVERYON ONE wHO NARRAH I BALL TE THE '42 CLASS JOHN SIGWERTH9 WILL MY PLACE IN THE PITCHER'S NEIL LARSON ELEANOR BALDRIDGE, WILL MY SEAT E ITHEY SURE NEED ITII NILLIAM WALKER9 WILL MY HISTORY WILL HAVE THEMQ JOE GARRISON, WILL MY STuoIOuS MCCOY EDWIN ROZANSKII WILL MY PLACE AM TO SOME UP AND GOING FRESHMAN IN THE BUS TO GRADES TO ANY EXPRESSION ON THE BASKET VIRGINIA ROBINSON, WILL THOSE 'CHICKEN TRACKSn IN SHORTHAND TO ANYONE WHO CAN READ THEM I CAN'T I DOROTHY LUBANK, WILL MY MANY WEARY HOURS OF PING PRACTICE TO THE 'FRESHIES' VIRGINIA FLANAGAN, WILL TO ANYONE WHO WILL ACCEPT ITA MY SCRATCHY FOUNTAIN PEN II IN WITNESS WHEREOF9 WE HAVE THIS DAY AFFIXED OUR SIGNATURE THE CLASS OF I94I In ' I, BIL . 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SEATKD DOROTHY EUBANFS QUEEN: DOTTIE WEISBECKER TRAIN-BEARER: STANDING LEFT T0 RIGHT, IARTHA JOHNSON, JEANNE PETERSON MARY GATES, AUTNDANTS1 LOUISE GERMLKN, RETIRIHG QUEEN HONOR ROLL FRESHMEN EVELYN Jovce COPPLE CHARLES ERv.NE BETTY moss Moons CLARENCE Punecv LAVONNE DHELDON MARION Weassecxsn VERNEIL GARREN GILBERT Koen' Eunice CORRELL NARRAH McCov' FERN BCLOT Nina MORELAND VIRQQNIA Sunra JUANQTA B Awxznsn Louise GERMAVNX GEORGE MoRcAu SOPHOMORE VIRGINIA RIDDLE Junion Ssnlon Eoweu RozAnsxu RICHARD NELMS Venn GERMANN JCSEPH NovAx 5h'RLEY PORTER Donoruv SMITH Donas WITTENBRINK MAun1ce WITKINS WANDA CLEMENS Susnwooo OANNER BEVERLY GAEBE LUELLA FLANAGAN Hsunusvvn GAEBE CARWIN OIEL DOROTHY CUBANK JOE GARRnwou i P A ! 4: 1- V 4: - 4: 4: P 1: 4 , 'F VELMA FLANAGAN RETHA WUTZELX -L A af L . up' , ' HIGH HONOR ROLL SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY APRIL MAY JUNE n ACTIVITY CALENDAR SCHOOL BEGINS Ano ARE THOSE aUssEs LoAoEoI ELECTION ANNUAL STAFF AND cLAss OFFICERS INITIATION TEACHERS ALONG WITH THE FRESH MEN ALL SCHOOL PARTY 'WEINER ROAST.' ELECTION OF cHEER LEADERS. SENIOR, JUNIOR, SOPHOMORE TACKY PARTYe END OF MAGAZINE coNTEST FRESHIAEN AND SEN Ions IIN BIoLocv CLUB GOES T0 ST LouIS. FIRST APPEARANCE OF BAND AT THE METHODIST CHICKEI PIE SUPPER. JANUARY 6 CHRISTMAS VACATION I7 SEMESTER EXAMS SENIORS RECEIVE CLASS RINGS. SENIOR ENGLISH cLAss VISITS REGISTER NEWS OFFICE SENIOR PARTY ELECTION OF ANNUAL QUEEN CARNIVAL CROWNING OF ANNUAL QUEEN SOPHOMORE PARTY FRESHMAN PARTY HISTORY cLASsEs co T0 THE THEATER 24 27 CLASS TOURNAMENT JUNIoR Bovs MEN GIRLS JUNIOR PARTY T A PLAYS SECOND EDITION OF 'THE Ecno' JUNIOR PLAY SENIOR PLAY JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET 8AccALAuREATE CQNNENSENENT AND FRES4' 3... I6... . N I9... - 8... . ' I5... 30... I2... -- - ' I6... . ' 27... 20... ... I6- . 3I... ' 3I... 1 - FEBRUARY ...ELEcTIoN OF 'THE EcHo' STAFF H 7... ' 12... ' I3... I3... ' I7... . ' 2'... ' 2 ...P. . . 28... ll... I6... W 2I... - I... 2... FUTURE FAR ERS OF AMERICA E F F A IS A ANATIONAL oRcANIzATIoN OF BOYS ENROLLED IN VOCATIONAL AcRIcULTURE IN ILLINOIS THERE ARE ZII LOCAL CHAPTERS WITH A TOTAL MEMBERSHIP OF 9 755 OF JUNEQ i940 THE AIMS OF THIS ORGANIZATION ARE AS FOLLOWS To DEVELOP AccRESSIvE RURAL AND AGRICULTURAL LEAD ERSHIP To CREATE A LOVE FOR COUNTRY LIFE To STRENGTHEN CONFIDENCE OF THE FARM BOYS To CREATE MORE INTEREST IN AN INTELLIGENT CHOICEOF FARMING AS AN OCCUPATION To ENCDURAEE MEMBERS T0 IMPROVE THEIR FARM HOMES AND THEIR SURRDUNDINSS To PARTICIPATE IN WORTHY UNDERTANINGS FDR TH To PARTICIPATE IN COOPERATIVE EFFORT To ENCOURAGE AND PRACTICE THRIFT ALL MEMBERS IN THE CHAPTER THIS YEAR ARE RANKED GREEN HANDS EACH aov IS STRIvINc TO ET FUTURE FARMER DEGREE NEXT YEAR, THE aIc REQUIREMENT BEING THAT THE BOY MUST EARN S25 FROM HIS PROJECT SEVERAL BOYS THINK THEY CAN Do IT IF THEY DON'T, ALL THE BOYS WILL ENJDY THE OVER NIGHT TRIP AT THE END or ScHooL ADULT EVENING SCHOOL IN DECEMBER, PLANS WERE MADE T0 coNDUcT MIEVEN ING SCHOOL FOR ADULTS, NND ARE INTERESTED IN DIS CUSSING FARM PROBLEMS. SINCE THIS IAS THE FIRST TIME A SCHOOL OF THIS KIND HAD BEEN CONOUCTEDa THE MEMBERSHIP UAS SHALL AT THE sEcINNINc AFTER FARMERS BECAUE QUAINTED WITH THE SYSTEM MUCH INTEREST WAS DEVELOPEDA AND OFTEN AS MANY AS FARMERS WOULD DRIVE Il T0 TAKE PART IN THE DISCUSSION THE AVERAGE ATTENDANCE NAS OVER 30 THE SCHOOL NAS MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH nz SPLEN DID co OPERATION OF THE FARMERS WITH MR. BROWN, THE AG RICULTURE TEACHER PLANS ARE UNDER WAY FOR A aIccER AND BETTER EvENINc SCHOOL NExT YEAR TH o o o l AS U I0 2. . 30 U 4. 5. 6. E IMPROVEMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 7. . 8. . AS ' 'Q C A o Ac' . - F F A HEHBERS Qw 5 a5,!Wl '?4 ,. ADULT EVENING SCHOOL MS 0 Q 0 AY Y i 12' ' vfuw - ' w Q- -A 1 '31-f,-Egg. i.. -. my , 5, L , ,4 'll-1. 'I .,,g1V,w.,',.f.-,' X-ff--. :in 'f .f--' M44 . , ., LK ' - fm ,A . - 3 ' Af 5.5.1 ' f 5, 5 ' . 7 ' , , - .- V f-7 . , J. ,. VZ .. . , .wh-J I . .Ai F J., U BAND MEMBERS CLARINETS FLUTE GEORGE HOWARD WANDA CLEMERS LURA FERN MORGAN CATHERINE COATS TROMBONE NINA MORELAND VIRGINIA QIDDLE LA RUE WATKINS SHERLEY ANNE BLANKENSHIP VERA GERMANN JUNIOR BLANKENSHIP BARQTOAE Conner EARL CHAMP NADINE BLANKENSHIP BASS CLARENCE RAY MORGAN SHERWOOD DANNER TRUMPET ALTO HORN Joan CONNERS JR MAURICE WATKlNS BETTY ROSE MooRE GEORGE MORGAN GEANNE PETERSON SAXOPHONE DRUMS GENE PLACE MARY CATES BNARE DRUM JUANITA BLANKENSHIP BASS DRUM OSTETTE SENIORS ELEANOR BALoRsocE BOPRANO LAWRENCE CORRELL TENOR JUANITA BLANKENSHIP ALTO JUNIOR CLARK BASS Louise GERMANN - ALTO Eownu ROZANSKI BASS VIRGINIA Roslnsou ---- SOPRANO EARL CHAMP ------------ --TENOR 1 'li BAND CHORUS UPPER CLASSMAN GLEE ELEANOR BALoRIocE JUANITA BLANKENSHIP WANDA CLEMENS EUNICE CORRELL ALREVA FAIROHILO IRENE FERGUSON VELMA FLANAGAN VIRGINIA FLANAGAN BEVERLY GAEBE LOUISE GERMANN VIRGINIA HOEINGHAOS MARTHA JOHNSON JEANNE PETERSON VIVIAI PIERCY ALMA LOUISE RIDDLE VIRGINIA RIDDLE VIRGINIA ROBINSON ROSEUARY SHIPMAN BERNIOE SMITH VIRGINIA SMITH RETHA WITZEL MARY CATES JERRY BREEZE EARL CHAMP BOB CORELANO Jo C CORELANO JUNIOR CLARK LYNOELL FULLER WILLIAM JONES ADRIAN MANN NORMAN MARLONE CLUB PIAIIST ROBERT VITZEL xxaxaxa FRESHMAN GLEE CLUB VENITA BATENAN CATHERIIE COATS CVELYN COPPLE VELHA ELLISTON ADDIE PEARL FERGUSON MARGARET FLANAGAN MARJORIE GAsxINs VERA GERNANN BETTY GRAY BETTY Lou MooRE BETTY ROSE MOORE LURA FERN MORGAN ANNA MAE NEAauHR WILMA OIENS SHIRLEY AUGUSTA LAYONNE ELBERTA PORTER QODATZ SHELDON SRANGLER ANNA STANYYCK SHIRLEY STOCK PAULINE TROUTT DORIS WITTENBRIHK RICHARD NELMS WARREN PEOPLES CLARENCE PIERCY DELBERT PROCISE GEORGE SHAY LYUANN SIMMONS JOHN STUBE DEAN WITZEL LYLE WITZEL 2 I 0 ' - x xxxxxswx 7 A-v-O -E ,ff 1 .sn- ll ll! DARIUS KRUPF MISS PRISCILLA MARION CARTER JILL CARTER FRANK HARLOW SUSAN PERKINS. HENRY GOOBER DELILAH WORTS BLUE BEARD BRONSON THE HEADLESS PHANTOM PATRICIA ARNOLD ROBERT Hoscooo STATE MANAGER HOBGOBLIN HOUSE SENIOR PLAY CARETAKER HOBGOBLI CARTER OWNER HER NIECE MARIAN'S SISTER MARIAN'S FIANGE THE HOUSEKEEPER THE DARKY GARDENER THE DARYV coox AN ESCAPED MANIAC KIDNAPRED HEIRESS PAST OWNER or THE N HoUsE EDWIN RozANsxI HOUSE JUANITA BLANKENSHIP LOUISE GERHANN DOROTHY EUBANK JUNIOR CLARK ELEANOR BALDRIDGE EARL CHAMP VIRGINIA ROBINSON DONALD CHESNEK BILLIE Boa MOORE RoJEAN WILSON JoE GARRISON BILL WALKER MAKE up ASSISTANT VIRGINIA RosE FLANAGAN MASTER or CEREMONIES JOE GARRISON if? No ooUsT YOU'VE SEEN PLAYS THAT HAVE FAIRLY MADE YOUR ELESH GREER UE ALL HAVE, BUT OH YE SHADES or CAESAR's GHosTl HERE VAS ONE THAT TOPPED THEM ALL A PLAY THAT SENT SHIVERS DOWN THE SPIKE Ano MADE EVERY HAIR STAND ON END BUT FOR EVERY THRILL THERE WAS A HEARTY LAUGH MISS PRISCIILA CARTER IS PEEVEO BECAUSE HER TWO NIECES HAvE FALLEN IN LovE WITH TWO 'SILLY YOUNG NINCOMPOOPS ' SHE PURCHASES THE GRINI OLD Hoacooo HOUSE IN THE FOOTHILLS or THE OZARIIS AND HERE IN THE SEGLUSIQN or THE MOUNTAINS SHE PLANS A SAFE RETREAT WHERE THE GIRLS SHALL NOT SEE THEIR LOVERS EGR AT LEAST SIX MONTHS ON PENALTY or BEING oISINHERITEo AUNT PRlSClLLA'S MAID Ano TWO NEGRo SERYANTS FURNISHED MOST or THE COMEDY ON THIS NIGHT or NIGHTS 4141? llllonoil col sooillilll BILL wlLKlNS.........HlS KEERER......... ...LAWRENCE CORRELL 9 IIOJIOC 001 HONEY DILLON WOODY DILLON ANGEL URS. TADATHA SQUID FRANCES BIDDLE HARVEY MORTIMER SYLYIA ARTHUR 0RsoN TUTTLE RITA HARVARD HESTER CUMNINGS MRS. ANNA HARE KIDNAPPERS MOTHER IN LAW BLUES JUNIOR PLAY JEANNE PETERSON VERNON BRADDY VIRGINIA SUITH HENRIETTA GAEBE RETHA WITZEL HAROLD SMITH A YOUNG BRIDE HER ADORING HUSBAND A COLORED MAID MOTHER IN LAN HUMAN BROADCASTING STATION A WEALTHY MANUFACTURER HoNEY'S GIRL FRIEND ALUA LOUISE RIDDLE FORMERLY ENGAGED T0 HONEY EUGENE MARLow AN AIR LINE STENARDESG MARY CATES WHO ARRIVEQ WITHOUT AN INVITATION LUELLA FLANAGAN A YOUNG wnoow WILMA REGTDR JUNIOR SMITH EG MARTHA JOHNSON SAM BILL PHALSGRDF A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE HONEY AND Wooov WILLONT HAVE LITTLE TROUBLE IHEN WOODY GOED UFF WITH A FRIEND, LUCKY MILLS, WITHOUT TELLING HONEY HONEY THEN TELEPHOIES HER UDTHER, MRS TADATHA SQUIBI TELLING HER T0 COME OVER MRS TASATHA SQUID ARRIVESQ ACCOMPAIIED WITH SYLVIA ARTHUR AND 0RsoN TUTTLE, JUST BEFORE WOODY AND LUCKY RETURN DUE T0 AN ACCIDENT THEY ARE TAINED ovER NIGHT AND Lucxv COMES IN ATTIRED IN FEMALE CLOTHING. ALL COMUOTION AND ALL MIXUPS IN THE PLAY ARE CAUSED BY RITA RITA IS AN AIRPLANEI A BABY AND AN AIR STEWARDESS LUCKY MILLS... ...WHD THINxs A LUT OF HlMSELF.......BlLL WELDDRN Jo-- ---- --- ' P .... .-.. -r-v- if 81 I A A DE' 'noi A gb-I --...., N-., ...-.. 1-p 1 ran.--1-. ' -.Q---s--..-, u-1111-q 111--, f- -Q-.-Qu-u--wg huguunqn Q -n-.Q-... g-pq.---Q-11 Q1-. 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MATERIAL Mosv or THAT MATERIAL NEEDED DEVELOPING WITH THE ADDITION OF THE NEI MATERIAL: IT TOOK A WHILE FOR THE TEAM TO GET ADJUSTED TO 'ORN ALSO HAD A HARD SCHEDULE As INDIVIDUAL P'AVERS AND AS A TEAM WOODLAWN STEADILY IMPROVED ALL SEASON SCHOOLS RATING THE TEAM VERY POOR AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON SOON FOUND IT VERV DIFFICULT T0 WIN OVER WODDLAUN TODAY, WOODLAWN RATES FAVORABLY WITH ANY HIGH SCHOOL TEAM OF THE COUNTY COOPERATION9 TEAM WORK, AND HARD FIGHTING HAVE MADE A DANGEROUS TEAM FOR ANY OPPONENT ING TOGETHER ENOUGH TO START UINNING0 WOODLAWN Will BASKETBALL TEAM L GERHANN J PETERSON CHEER LEADERS WooDLAwn WOODLAWN WOODLAVN YOODLAIN WOODLAWN YOODLAUI WoooLAwu WoooLAwn UoooLAwu VoooLAwu WOODLAVN WoooLAan WoooLAwu WOODLAWM WoooLAwn WOODLAWN WoooLAwn WoooLAaw WoooLAwn WOODLAWN WOOOLAWM WOODLAWN WoooLAwu VOODLAIN WoooLAwu BASKETBALL SCORES TAMAROA ASHLEY WAvuE CITY B: rono OFDYKE fl HLr.Y Bonnie DAHLGREN OKAIVILLE BELLE Rav: Dlx OKAwvlLLE BELL: Rive QHA PLuroRn UPDYKE WAYNE CITY Evans TAMAROA Dlx Ewanc Bonsai B urono FAaarlELo 22 :NA 56 20 1 6 29 ,, 25 A, I5 is ' 24 58 53 ji . WOODLAWN 29 DAHLGREH 24 34 ' 31 ' 26 , 211 - . 25 s 6 jl 44 53 ' 23 . 29 L JOKES MAURICE CALLED ON GENES KNOCKED AND ASKED HIM TO OPEN THE DooR. ' AN T, DooR LDCKEDI' GENC ANSWERED WWELLT uNLocK ITT' MAURICE REQUESTED 'C N T, LOST THE KEYIN ' REAT ScoTT, GENE: WHAT LL Y U no If THERE S A FIREQ I WON T Uo,' CALHLY ANNOJNPEU GENE MR. CLEHENS CAN YOU NAME ONE PRODUCT EAPDRTED av CUBA? WHERE D0 You GET YOUR USAR VIRGINIA ROSE FROM THE NE'PHBORS MOSTLY MISS ANN MY HUSBAND I9 CRAZY ABOUT ME HE SAYS SUCH NICE INQS ABOUT ME IN MIS SLEEP BUT HE ALWAYS CALL' ME BY THE WRONG NAME LDUISE GERHANN I'vE HLARD THAT HE'S WORTH IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD or A MILLION DOLLARS ELEANOR BALDRIDGE GOOD' THAT'S uv FAVORITE NEIGHBORHOOD. THE aus STDRPED EDR GAQ GEORGE How MANY, PLEASE9 DRIVER CNE GALLON QEORGE WHAT ARE You TRYINC TO DO WEAN IT9 ' UG COATES A ODY, I AIN T QUITE DEAD Y TTERBUC IS POT AN I 'PTY IT'S JUST A HUM ACTING LIKE ONE FINIS HL DEW HER HOME THE HoUR wAS LATE, THEY PAUSED A BIT JUST AT THE GATE 'D KE A KISS HE SHYLY SAID SHE RAN HE GOT THE GATE INSTEAD VIVIAN OH I VHINK YOU'RE LOTS BETTER LOOKING THAN YOUR DADDY VERNEIL NE LT I OULHTA BE IIM A LATER MODEL MRS EUBANK BRIDEET. HAVE You EEN MISS DOROTHY'S FIANCE? RIDGET No HA'AH, IT HlN'T BFEN IN THE WASH YEI MISS DUNCAN WHAT ADVANTAGE DID THE RDMANS HAVE on uso ADDIE PEARL THEY DIDN'T HAvE TO LEARN LATIN. C ' A E L I A Y G ' ' .o I ' -' H ' A ' 4 I -1 S R ? : . . - TH- Je sl TOURIST! SAY, WHO LAID DU? THIS TOWN, ANYWAY? P ' L AOB ' IT ' ET. A JI . I ' II5,. AN . 'Y H HI Ll .' I O I I L x H D e 2 Q- Y S I B 1 1 , 0 MISS DUEBBERT WHERE OAN I FIND A SPECIMEN OF A BED BUGO RICHARD NELMS DEARCH MES MRS 'PUG' COATES .'LL TEACH You TO KISS MY DAUGHTER LDWIN IT'S Too LATE I'vE LEARNED MR CLEMENS WHY ARE YOU LATE THIS MORNING, MARY9 ARY C SAW A S MR CLEMENS WHAT HAS HAT F0 DO WITH T? MARY PLEASE, MR CLEMENS THE SIGN SAlUn NSCHOOL AHEAD, G0 SLOW N MISS ANNE IS THERE ANYTHING Ycu CAN D0 BETTER THAN ANYONE ELSE, ROBERT9 ROBERT W SURE, I GAN READ MY owN WRITINP 'DEAR MR CLEMENS PLEASE EACUSE BILLY BOB FOR BEING ABSENT YES TERDAY FROM SCHOOL 'CAUSE I WASHED H s WINTER UNOERUEAR AND W WON'T HAPPEN AGAIN ' BILLY BoB'S MOTHER BILL WALKER wHAT'S THE DIFTERENfE BETWEEN LEARNING TO DRIVE CAR AND LEARNING TC PLAY GOLF? N HIT ANYTHING MISS DUNCAN WAS GIVING A GOOD WAY T0 REMEMBER AUTHORS TO JUNIOPCURK IN ENGLISH IV 'HERf'S A GOOD WAY T0 REMEMBER ROBERT BURNS. ENGLISH POLICEMAN IS GALLET A 'BOGBYII GET THE MENTAL PICTURE OF A POLICEMAN IN FLAMES GET THE IDEA BOBBY BURNSQ' JUNIOR CLARK YES, BUT HON ARE WE TO KNOW THAT IT ISNVTRNERTBMNN NG MR CLEMENS How MANY WARS CAN You REMEMBERQ GEORGE HOWARD MA TOLD UE NOT T0 TALK ABOUT FAMILY AFFAIRS MR BROWN I WANT ABOUT THIRTY OF You TO GET TO wORx BILL WELBORN IND wHAT DO You WANT THE QEST OF Us T0 Do? GILBERT KOCH I SAW A NEGRO FUNERAL AND BEHIND THE MOURNERS IALKEO A GROUP OF RELATIVES WITH PAILS Bucx LARSDN WHY THE PAILSO GILBERT 0 GOIN' BLAGNBERRYING, I GUESS PETE URRILL QWHO HAS Jus-r DRIvEN HIS CAR OVER VERNON, PARDON ME, BUT HAVEN'T I RUN ACROSS YOUR FACE BEFORE, SOME TIME OR OTHER? VERNON O BEGORRY IT WAS ME LEFT LEG You HIT LAST TIME., VIRGINIA WILL, I'M AS FAMOUS AS WASHINGTON ROJEAN How COMEO VIRGINIA WENT DOWN IN HISTORY TODAY A I ' : '. 0 O 2 Y v A . M G: I IGN. . : T ' I Cl JJ O 2 N ' ' I . 2 ' . A JUNIOR SMITH: EASYQ WHEN YOU'RE LEARNING T0 PLAY GOLF YOU DON'T o .. AN I . 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