Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1942 volume:

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J unior Edit r Jackie Murphy .................,. ...,.... S ophomore Ed' or Martha Gruba ,.....................,...,,....... ....,....,..........,. ,....,......,... A c tivity ditor Bill Crawford and Blanche Pople ............. Organizatio Editors Robert Weyeneth ...,........,.......,........,.....,..........A,...,. .........,,..... e tic Editor Claire Van Breeman .,..,..............,. ..........,.,,...,.....,..... ........... ......,..........,.. C opy Editor Helen Harms and Marilee ...,........ .....,..,..,..,.....,...,.............,,. I ndex Editors Miss Katherine M. Langton ...,.......,.....,..................... ........,.....,......,.,... E ditorial Adviser BUSINESS STAFF JEAN KINSALL BETTIE DELONG Business Manager Advertising Manager Staff Phyllis Anderson Janice Becker Bill Crawford Mary L. Howatt Dorothy Johnson Betty Messmer Josephine Ney Mary Alice Lindsey Shirley Rhodes Celia Cruise Jack Lofgren Bettie Thompkins Mary L- Fehl' Sallie Luke Edward Fitchhorn Horace Marvel CIRCULATION STAFF Circulation Managers JAMES LESEURE PATTY BARRON Staff Nina Barron Muriel Sunderlin Dean Spence Mr. Roy Gummerson .....,..........,.........,i.......,.... ..........,. A dviser ART STAFF Staff Dorothy St. Clair Janice Becker Jeanne Campbell Beverly Hollister Joan Law Mary McLaughlin Bob Travers Alva Hodson Frances Norman Marilyn Sedgwick Marilyn Solls Don Winslow Bill Hoffman Thelma Macefield Irene Phillipson Dorothea Barnett Kenneth Lundgren Evelyn Staedeli Dorothy Waniger Bill Urie John Kessler Harold Newman Advisers Miss Remda Westermann Miss Margaret Shepherdson Mr. Merle Ririe PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Photography Editor HENRY INGRAM Miss Florence Courtright ..,,,..,........,,...........,.... ....... , .Adviser Staff The Camera Club TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION . . . CLASSES .... . . ORGANIZATIONS . . . . ACTIVITIES . . . . . SPORTS ......... FEATURES AND ADVERTISING . PERSONAL INDEX ...... Page II Page 2I Page 73 Page IO5 Page II5 Page I3I Page I7I FCREWGRD In these perilous times the eyes of America turn hopefully to her schools, for it is from these institutions of free learning that will come the men and Women who will make tomorroW's World. As long as our schools uphold the rights of the individual, offering to all the opportunity to seek knowledge and truth-then we can believe that the World of tomorrow will be a better and a finer one. We present Woodruff High School-typical of America's effort to keep alive in the hearts of her youth those principles which their fore- fathers held dear. 4, ,Z f -f ' -.,,. ' 1 ' ---M. . L , 'BG , -wMv 1f- .' ' aw' , ..:u3? g+. f .- . .G . ...r-U, wr' . -f. wwf.-wb 455. ampyf- V, 'gk gp- 5-A 3 mf. fr P+ - . .1 ' N x I R , N . 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Color and lines as they concern clothes in- igue her. ERTHA BERMAN, A.B. NGLISH - SPEECH irector, Senior Play, Sponsor, Na- tional Honor Societyg Coach, Speech contests. usic is her hobby, and well it hould be, for she plays the piano eautifully. ERNA BLACKBURN, A.B., M.A. ATHEMATICS hose who have the good fortune Exo be in her class really know their athematics. VIELVIN H. BRYE, B.S. MECHANICAL DRAWING Tend to your business and I'll ttend to mine is Mr. Brye's otto. l l WILLIAM G. CARLIN, B.S. SOLID GEOMETRY - PLANE GEOMETRY - COLLEGE AL- GEBRA Xdviser, Student Council, Variety Show. dr. Carlin is in demand as a ref- eree at games. .li I. Q I . 914- 1 I HWFNMI ARTHUR H. ARMITAGE, B.S. MACHINE SHOP AND PAT- TERN MAKING Mr. Armitage is small in size, but mighty in his influence for good. 4 1 1 1 1 EDWIN W. BEST, M.S. 1 MECHANICAL DRAWING - BI- i OLOGY 1 Mr. Best enjoys working in his own work-shop after school hours. A I 1 1 EUGENE J. BOOMGARDEN, A.B., M.Ed. ENGLISH-GERMAN Adviser, Chess Club, ' His quiet appreciation of the truly fine, marks him as a true scholar. 1 ROBERT 0. BURT, B.A., M.A. JOURNALISM - ADVERTISING- SALESMANSHIP - CITIZEN- SHIP Adviser, Observer His pet peeve--- People who miss deadlines in class, on the 'Obser- A ver,' and in life. CLARENCE E. CARTER, B.S. 2 WOODWORK - AUTO TECH- I NIQUE 3 When it comes to coolness in a , tight spot, Mr. Carter can't be surpassed. Thirteen ' 1 7 432 it meg' ,mn I 11:32 v' MARY CODY, A.B. SHORTHAND - TYPING - SPAN- ISH Adviser, Homecoming. Miss Cody would rather dance than eat. Her hobby is making scrapbooks of all kinds. THOMAS E. CORRELL, B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION - HY- GIENE Coach, Varsity Football and Bas- ketball. Tommie does a grand job of winning laurels for Woodruff with his athletic squads. MARIA CROWLEY, A.B. ENGLISH Miss Crowley is a true wit. She can laugh when the joke is on her- self. Her idea of heaven is travel -more travel. JOHN DUNLOP, Jr., B.S., M.A. SOCIAL PROBLEMS - U. S. HIS- TORY - ECONOMICS Sponsor, Visual Aids. Classes are fun when you combine Mr. Dunlop with social sciences. RQYS ARTHUR GUMMERSON, BOOKKEEPING Adviser, Talismang Sponsor, Hy-YQ Coach, Track and Cross-Coun- try. Mr. Gummerson, one of the busiest men at Woodruff, has a friendly word for everyone. Fourteen ORVILLE W. CONNETT, M.S. MACHINE SHOP Mr. Connett has a lovely hon which he has filled with fine fu niture of his own making. FLORENCE I. COURTRIGHf A.B. . BOOKKEEPING - SHORTHANIJ TYPING Adviser, Camera Club. Miss Courtright doesn't depend o theatres for amusement, she make her own movies. . PAUL M. CULVER, B.S. ELECTRICITY - INDUSTRIA' MATHEMATICS Coach, Bowling Team. Mr. Culver's pet peeve is brag gingg so if you would earn hi approval, don't brag about you bowling score. B.S. Stage Crew. W Durham's sense of humor en lightens the day for all who knovx him. Our many splendid stage sety are the fruits of his labor. Q w l JONAS C. HALL, A.B., M.A. BIOLOGY Adviser, Science Club. Mr. Hall is that tall, serious look ing man who really knows how t make a success of the All-Schoc Play. EIILLIS 0. HARMS, B.S., M.S. ECHANICAL DRAWING Yhen asked what his extra cur- lcular duties were, he answered, Elentyln Yet he says his favorite stime is teaching school. EURA HEDSTROM, M.S. ODS - HOME MANAGEMENT .dviser, Freshman Stunt, Home- coming. Ier duty is to make good house- fives out of Woodruff girls. EERTRUDE HESSION, A.B. 'YPING - BUSINESS ENGLISH Idviser, Homecoming Variety Show. Ier pet peeve is losing things:- istl so she never loses that friendly mi e. ARLETON J. JACOBSON, B.S. 'RINTING 1 K ith hobbies including books, fish- g, travel, and history, we know rhy his pet peeve is narrow- iindedness iEORGE W. KEY, B.S., M.A. DUSTRIAL MATHEMATICS dviser, Guidance Committee. is pet peeve is people who talk o much and say too little. X P- 43 I WFFMR GLADYS M. HEDSTROM, B.M. FRENCH - ENGLISH Adviser, French Club. Her pet peeve is dictators. Per- haps her appreciation of the beau- ties of France is responsible. CARINA HEINZMAN, B.S. CLOTHING - COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY She is always ready to lend a sympathetic ear to a student who wants to pour out his troubles to someone. ANDREW' R. HOEFLIN, M.A. HISTORY . Adviser, Observer Business 1 Staff. ' His quiet humor adds interest to his history classes. Members of his classes say his tests are tough ' fif you don't study.l i I 4 RUTH B. KAPPELER, A.B. TYPING - BUSINESS ENGLISH- FRESHMAN CHORUS She is quite a rider, we are told. , Everything she does is above par: for instnce, her singing. 1 l HARRY LANDIS, M.S. ALGEBRA School Treasurer. There is nothing he would rather I do than play golf- All work and no play . . . V Fifteen 4 -- -1 EPA' HM, gggiy' un ' KATHERINE M. LANGTON, B.A. ENGLISH Adviser, Talisman Miss Langton is saving Jefferson nickels to buy a horse. His name will be Jeff, DOROTHEA E. MARTENS, B.A., M.A. ENGLISH Miss Martens is deeply interested in making Woodruff the best high school in the state. ELSIE MAE McCLUGGAGE, B.S. FOODS - BOYS' HOME ECO- NOMICS She says her hobby is doing things for other people. Her friends can vouch for the truth of this. EMALINE MILLER, B.S., M.A. GEOGRAPHY Sponsor, Social Science Club. Interesting experiences during her travels make Miss Miller an in- teresting person to know. HELEN MILLER, A.B. OFFICE APPLIANCES - BOOK- KEEPING An ardent golfer, she spends much time on the links. Sixteen HAROLD M. LIVINGSTON, A.B M.A. ENGLISH Coach-Debate Team, Dramat Director - Minstrel Show. He must enjoy fishing, becaus every year he returns from h vacation with plenty of fish stoi ies. MILDRED M. MARTENS, All M.A. MATHEMATICS Miss Martens applies the exactnes of mathematics to her teachin with good effect. JOSEPHINE MEIXNER, B. S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION - HY GIENE Adviser, G.A.A.g Director, Chrisi mas Play. Miss Meixner is as adept at sai ing her boat as she is at sketch ing. GLADYS E. MILLER, A.B. SHORTHAND - TYPING - SEG RETARIAL PRACTICE Miss Mi1ler's vacations are spei on a farm in Indiana. She is qui wise in the Ways of crops and see HELEN M. NANCE, Ph.M. U. S. HISTORY - ANCIENT HI TORY - MEDIEVAL HISTORI Adviser, Homecoming. Miss Nance is Shuffleboard Que of Peoria. Under her guidanml Woodruff may some day have shuffleboard team. . .,-.-...-..,-W,--Y-q.,.-.---....,,. .- ............f V HERSCHEL NORMAN, B.S. BOOKKEEPING - BUSINESS TRAINING Adviser, Cheerleaders. We like Mr. Norman's friendly quiet ways. AVICE M. PERDEW, A.B., M.A. ENGLISH Driving her car gives Miss Perdew much pleasure, playing bridge is another favorite pastime. FRANK W. POCKLINGTON, M.A. SCIENCE Director, W.H.S. Activity Clubg Faculty Manager, Athletics. Mr. Pocklington's hobby is hand- ball. In fact, he has been teaching the rest of the faculty. IRVIN G. ROGER, B.S. 'IZIVICS - MATHEMATICS Adviser, Activity Club, Airplane Club. Hunting and fishing engage much Jf Mr. Roger's time and interest. IRGIL C. SHEPHERD, B.Ed. HEMISTRY - PHYSICS dviser, Science Club. r. Shepherd reigns supreme in the science laboratory, from which e sends forth future Boyles and riestleys. 'J . ,ff g . ,M- ,Q -fl ,,..,,, . if--Q 1 gif at iam Eg, fb . 'wif vi . Q- ! Q 6 253' v.-...WHY-vf - ' -I I vm-rms OKVILLE NOTHDURFT, B.A., M.A. CITIZENSHIP - POLITICAL GOVERNMENT Coach, Tennis Teamg Adviser, Thrift Committee. Mr. Nothdurft is the new tennis coach. We should have a good team if he can imbue his team with his own knowledge and en- ergy. , 4- -. WINONA WHITTINGTON PFANDER, M.A., B.S. ENGLISH Adviser, Girl Reserves, Ushers. Mrs. Pfander is interested in gene- alogical research. Her family tree includes Dick Whittington, Lord Mayor of London, of story book fame. MERLE J. RIRIE, B.S. ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING MECHANICAL DRAWING Coach, Freshman-Sophomore Foot- ball, Golf. Mr. Ririe is kept quite busy coach- ing the Freshman - Sophomore Football and Golf teams. He is an able outdoor man, ' EDITH SAVAGE, M.A. CITIZENSHIP - COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY Mrs. Savage's quiet, friendly man- ner make her popular with stu- dents. MARGARET SHEPHARDSON, B.S. CRAFTS - ART - ART APPRECI- ATION She is a connoisseur of Spanish and Mexican arts and crafts. Seventeen . ,Dwm .. ww- . -.., 1, as . 'Q X , Sr , -1 , ma, awww. 5121- 7' l EDWARDINE SPERLING, M.A. ENGLISH Chairman, Homecoming Stunt Show. Miss Sperling's cheerfulness makes you like English. VIVIAN THALBERG, A.B. SHORTHAND - TYPING Adviser, Activity Club. Miss Thalberg likes being a spec- tator at athletic events. PAUL R. WAUGH, B.S. ELECTRICITY Director, Motion Pictures. Mr. Waugh likes radio, is annoyed by short circuits. REMDA WESTERMANN, B.S. ART - DRESS DESIGN Much of Woodruff's success in the various art contests, and the beauty of the designs of the stage sets can be attributed to Miss Westermann. SUSAN ESTHER WILSON, B.M.E. MUSIC The fine work of Woodruff's choruses is due in great measure to Miss Wilson's direction. Eighteen FDD 1, . I .I :X at ' xt IX FLORENCE STEPZINSKI, B.S. SPANISH Adviser, Pan American League. Miss Stepzinski is one of our good- will ambassadorsffsponsor of our Pan American League. FLORENC WARFI ELD, M.A. LATIN - ENGLISH Adviser, Latin Club. She likes to drive a car, but shi can't see why people must continu ally blow their horns. KATHRYN C. WELSH, A.B. HOME ECONOMICS Miss Welsh's ever encouraging re- marks make her a true friend of her students. LOUISE V. WHITE, M.A. PRACTICAL SCIENCE - BIOL- OGY Adviser, Science Club. Here is one woman in a million she admits her favorite pastimeg eating. RAY WOLF, B.S. HYGIENE - PHYSICAL EDUCA TION Adviser, Senior Hi-YQ Directo Intra-mural sportsg Coac Freshman-Sophomore Footbal Wrestling, Assistant Coac Varsity Football. His favorite pastime is enjoyin himself. He makes things plea ant for all who come in conta with him. ORREST J. WOODMAN, B.A. AND - ORCHESTRA Coach, Minstrel Show. Mr. Woodman has a big task ahead of him every year: conduct- ing Woodruff's bands and turning out winners in state contests. BRMA I. EMERSON KCCOMPANIST, CHORAL DE- PARTMENT lliss Emerson, an accomplished nusician, likes to read in her spare ime. DORIS McGEE, B.S. OFFICE ASSISTANT Miss McGee does her part in keep- ing the administration machinery running smoothly. VIRGIL S. BOUCHER, B.S. HEALTH EDUCATION Coach, Athletics Mr. Boucher, the latest addition to Woodruff's faculty, is also a grand addition to our coaching staff. EDNA MAE EICHENLAUB, B.S. SECRETARY TO PRINCIPAL In spite of her many duties, Miss Eichenlaub typifies the essence of efficiency. Her pet peeve is chipped nail polish. MARY E. LOTTMAN, M.A. LIBRARIAN Adviser, Library Club. She enjoys knowing people and I traveling. 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CONSTANCE JANICE ANGLIN Connie is always eager and ready to do things. DONALD EUGENE ARMSTRONG Don is the silent type, but don't let that fool you, for he's loads of fun. Q Jackie, that striking brunette, is a member of the Sub Deb Club, and Pan American League. JAMES R. AUSTIN Jim has the strange habit of going through the halls pretending he is shooting Jim Conroy. Why? CHARLES WILLIAM BAILEY Everybody notices Bil1's mischievous grin first of all. PATRICIA ANN BARRON Pat's novel ideas have influenced many of our schoo1's activities. CAROLYN LUCILLE BA RRY We like the way Carol laughs and willingly ac- . cepts a task. RICHARD BARTH Believe it or not, Ricardo has been in the Variety ' A Show for four years. f .ies-4'zz..':1w f mf: H - ,xii ei :Milf F3555 lilkfif Y fill' f -+-ace: . fi Hsr'4f:'fif- M 9 ' 9 Y x Y ., , - l- . Q, ai f ,gm CLASS Marilyn was '41 Homecoming Queen besides being one of our cheerleaders. JANICE SUZANNE BECKER Jan has won many a heart by her prettiness and her artistic ability. VIRGINIA LOUISE BELL Some day Ginnie will get her man, we hope. FLORENCE MARIE BERG Flo has won many friends by her sweetness and eagerness to get ahead. WILLIAM BETSON Bill is the fellow who rolled the drum in the Var ieties. JAMES HENRY BICKEL Jimmie's talent has added much to our activities here at W.H.S. ,Q L L ROBERT LEE BLACKARD Bob must be interested in airplanes if he joined our new Aero Club. MIN ERVA MARGARET BLUNIER Blue eyes, beautiful golden hair, and a captivating smile mark Blondie. JEAN BOULANGER Those dark eyes and that black hair combined with a lovely complexion make an excellent combin- al'.lOl'l. PATRICIA JANE BRANNON Pug is the athletic type in both looks and actions. ROBERT BREMER timid SHIRLEY MAE BROWNING Cute popular and busy best describe Shirley ld. ,f 7 I if .J IJ Z ,iii- qz' ,ss-if-,- Bob may be small but he's certainly not shy and sfg Twenty-three 4 Twenty-four KENNETH CLEER Kenny is a whiz when it comes to art. MARTHA ANITA CONLEE Mart busied herself with the Style Show and Glee Club. JAMES CONROY As one of our football heroes, Jim has done all right for himself. MARJORIE COOK Does her nickname Cookie mean she looks good enough to eat? WILLIAM COON Although Bill is new this year, the teachers and students have found how likeable he is. VVILMA LAURINE COPELEN Personality plus, the life of every partysthat's Wilma. SENIOR VVILLIAM F. BURK Tall and dark, Bill's first love is sports. HOWARD DEAN BUTTON Always ready to laugh, he's an easy-going fellow. ROBERT VERNON CALDWELL Blondie, besides winning friends and influencing people, has tinkered in several school activities. DOROTHY ELLEN CANTRALL Dot is the girl with the cute baby stare. HELEN MARIE CHRISMAN Chrisy will be remembered by the way she sings those cowboy melodies, ' JOSEPH CHRIST Joe has shown how ambitious he is by being in the band, Science Club, and Chess Club. OLETA GRACE CORDER If there's something to be done, or a favor asked, Gracie will always smile and cheerfull obli e. Y S' ROY GEORGE CORDTS Roy's shy, bashful manner has been overlooked because of his good looks. DOROTHY HELEN CORKEN Energetic, friendly--i'Corky, as Talisman edi- tor, is kept busy. PRISCILLA ANN CRANFORD Sally's winning smile has changed many people from a sad to a happy mood. KENNETH GENE CRANK Kenny is always pulling a prank or a wisecrack on someone. VVILLIAM CRAWFORD Big things may come in small packages but this big package wouldn't have any trouble passing inspection. 92 AUGUSTA CRIDER Gussie seems to be able to find her way around all right. CELIA M. CRUISE Cute, clever, capable Cel captures companions' comradeship. DOROTHY MAXINE CUMMINS Always busy, Willing, and peppy --- Red is our model Thespian. VVAYNE W. DANIELS Ding was in the Senior Class Play, Senior Hi-Y, he's a ladies' man, what more can you want? W. DEAN DELANEY Tall and blond is our handsome president of the senior class. LUCILLE DELGADO It doesn't take long to know that Lucille likes to laugh. If Rl -.- 5 J W4 vii E' , L .1 'J 'iT-1. 5 ,lf- Twenty-five t M3 7 f 'Q K ix W L ,K fps ff ii Al ' PW: as Q . 1, v is L W fm ff -itfn seffiiegii 1- f'M,,ilfVE ,,.,,, Twenty-six DOROTHY DUPUY Dot takes pride in the fact that some 1 t'mes she does get to home-room before the last bell rings. FRANCIS L. EATON Francis is a quiet but observing fellow. ROSEMARY EATON Little Rosy has quite a job when she plays that big accordian. ROSE EDLIN Small and sweet, full of wit, Rosie was active in the band. debating, and the Talisman, JUNE ELLIS Blonde, with blue eyes, June is a real pal. ELIZABETH ENGLE Is Liz a Girl Scout boyscouting or just a Girl Scout Working for the caus SENIOR WALTER JAMES DENLICK Specks, our all-around sports star, will be sorely missed next year. LAURA LEE DETWEILER Cute, petite, and very musical, it's hard to under- stand why she is called worry wart. SYLVIA DIAMOND You may not suspect it, but Sylv has quite a sense of humor. HARRIET DIXON Cheerleading is Harriet's speciality, and she can really do those stunts. BOB CARL DUHS If ever you are in trouble Bob may be able to ease your conscienceMat least he should be able to if he's going to be a minister. WILLIAM DUNKEL Bill is never in a hurry, he just takes things as they come. CLASS CALVIN ENGSTROM Calvin's another one who appears quiet on the surface, but how is he underneath? SHIRLEY EVERIST Some day we expect to find Shirley as a secretary to an important business executive. ALBERT FARABEE Doesn't Al look nifty in an ushers uniform? HAZEL CONSTANCE FETHERSPIL Gay and dramatic, Feather's loads of fun. RUBY DEE FINKEY Quiet and reserved: but witty and cute-Ruby just has a way with people. BETTY JANE FIRTH Betty is always ready to aid a worthy cause and iust take life as it comes. EDWARD R. FITCHHORN Fitch is never in a hurry except on the track and then he let's go. LEON FITZGERALD With a smile from Leon, one can't help but forget his troubles. JOE FORD Quite a personality has our friend Joe. He'll get somewhere in this World. ' WILLIAM FRANKLIN Bill had some interesting experiences as a grocery 'ii clerk at Kroger's this summer. Te MARIE FRY , Marie is an active follower of the Girls' Athletic ' Association. . NORMA FUNKHOUSER 3 .., V We like the way Norma smiles. takes defeat or I L victory: and most of all, we 1ike'to have her wld ' f .zv ,i ff t around. N 3 fl! :HL- Q-sew' l .1 Sea gfffg eff f I J .L-:E-5 Twenty-seven SE IOR EILEEN GARDNER Believe it or not, Eileen's favorite subject is his- tory. VVILBUR AARON GIBBS Bill's unusual hobby, commercial aviation, seems quite promising for the future. iw NIARY GIEBELHAUSEN sitio? Pt, Mary's pretty as a picture-smart, too. Beauty and brains. What a combination! Twenty-eight IRENE GEORGE GONAS Kind-helpfulAgay-Irene is just happy-go-lucky, doing the best she can whenever she can. MARGARET GOSSE Margaret's nonchalant manner has attracted many. JACK GRAHAM .lack is the life of the party, with or without his trombone. DORIS GRANT Sweet, cute, pretty, and an understanding look characterize Doris. LOIS GRAVES Sweet, shy, witty-Lois is a must-have at any party. ANTHONY GRAVVEY Just talk to Tony about bowling and you're sure to make a hit with him. BETTY JEANNE GREGORY Snookie is the girl whose laugh can be heard - often through the halls, DONALD FRANCES GRIESER Since transferring to Woodruff from Central, Don has made his mark in bowling, football, and with his friends. HELEN GRIMM Hard working and eager to learn, Helen will be a success in whatever she undertakes. CLASS EUGENE GULDENPFENNIG Finney always has a laugh ready, but he can really be quite serious. ANGELICA HACKETT Popular, vigorous, helpful-'one cou1dn't ask for a more genuine friend. BETTY JUNE HAILEY Cooperative, gay, and pretty distinguish Betty as one of our classmates. CHARLES HALDER Chuck's infectious grin has been passed along to many. BETTY IRENE HALL Pretty Betty prefected and assisted in the library during her term at Woodruff. MARION THELMA HAMMER Marion's smile, her singing, and her friendliness will long be remembered. THEODORE HAMMER Of all things---Ted likes to set the pins up as well as knock them down in bowling. VVADE LEVVIS HANKINS Likeable, friendlyghis pals will all testify to the truth of this. HAROLD HENRY HARDESTY Hardy likes music and studies industriously at it. PHILIP GILBERT HARLAND That dashing, wavy-haired fellow is Gib, our sports-minded friend. HELEN J. HARMS Helen has a policy by which she says little and produces much. ' VIRGINIA HARRELL those scurrying messengers - Mr. Colgan's as sistant f .I ly' C? We will probably remember Ginny as one of X101 , , 'Z -l- - g Twenty-nine Thirty r l I an Z E SENICR V :L 4L it . . ' DAVID WARD HARRISON , Dave is one of the Science Club's best. V 1 xlv, EEL' f 4 JIM HARRISON V g Jim is what you call a camera fiend, for you K' fi will always find his trusty little camera with him. . -, JACK HASTEN M 5 ,,,,. . L Jack always has a Way to entertain you-his com- . ii ical reading are unsurpassed. HELLEN MARIAN HERYFORD Blonde and petite coupled with personality popu- larize Dixie. JOHN GEORGE HILLIER Jack's sincere, genial smile has made him tops with his fellow students. ALVA HODSON Here's a tall and dark letterman as well as an artist. A MARJORIE ANN HOERR Those flashing dark eyes and black locks win everyone's admiration, WILBUR HOERR ' Q An artist plus an actor plus a fine physique equals Wilbur. WILLIAM F. HOFFMAN He's a good looking fellow, a swell artist, and W.H.S.'s magic man. M. ,..t..,. ...Y.m..f,a ...,l,..u,.l . LYLE HASTEN Lyle is a genial fellow ever ready for a little fun. RICHARD ALBERT HAUPTLY Dick is one of those quiet, industrious lads, who is eager to make friends. VIRGINIA HELVEY Tiny, talkative Virgie will talk you out of any- thing if you aren't careful. CLASS LELA ETHELENE HOLMES Bashful Ethelene is unusually reserved for a high school girl. PHYLLIS ALBERTA HOOVER Shy, quiet, and persistantA-that's Phyllis. STEPHEN BILL HOPKINS We don't see much of Steve. Where does he keep himself hidden? JEAN HOPPER Lively and energetic, Jean likes to get things done. HARRIS A. HUGHES Quiet, but quick with a crack, Harry always has an answer ready for a joke or a pun. JACQUELINE ARVERNE HUMPHREY Genial, cute, sincere-that's Jackie, an active Pan American member. JONANNE ADELE HUMPHREY Since matriculating at Woodruff, Janny has dis- tinguished herself. VVILLIAM GEORGE HUXTABLE Sports, sports, and more sports are what Bill likes. FRANCES ERNESTINE JANSSEN Ernie has shown her ability by the fine coopera- tion she gave the Girl Reserves. f H DOROTHY JOSEPHINE JOHNSON With an eye for business, Dot worked hard on the Talisman business staff. LOIS LUCILLE JOHNSON We wish Lois all the happiness possible in her married life, MARIAN JEAN JOHNSON Although Johnie may be calm and quiet she's really a swell friend to have. 1 I ' L! .331 Sf a . W u Q- ,.--- Thirty-one 3 1 4 Y.. 'v w 2 YE s sis is x Vw. ls? 'ifgefimlffimwifczwzf , V an .isugj 1 .L-,S , QT'3.144s fwliS . . 'Q' ,, ' A' i -K fl Thi rty-two MARY KAY KINNEY How could we forget that small package, just bursting with energy? Yes, we mean Mary. JEAN KINSALL Jean must know her stuff as she was business manager of the Talisman, SHIRLEY KIRK That dark hair will catch someone's eye some day. WILMA ELIZABETH KITTRIDGE Have you ever heard the maestro with her violin? MARIAN ELIZABETH KNEER Gabby's a real American Girl --jolly, athletic, and always on the go. BETTY JEAN KOCH Sweet, serious, studious Betty divides her time between her music and her studies. ELIZABETH MARGARET JONES Cheerleading and acrobats have put Betty in the limelight. MARJORIE ELIZABETH JONES Never a dull moment best describes the atmos- phere when Jonsie is around. BOB JONES Bob's sense of humor and his many pranks have upset many a well planned day. MARGARET S. JO0S Margaret seems to charm all who meet her. ARTHUR EDWARD KENNEDY With his clarinet and sense of humor, Ed can change any dull moment to a gleeful one. JOHN KESSLER Around school, Junior H1-Y and Pan American Club have taken up Johnnie's time. CLASS I , ANNA MAE KREITER Laughing, gay, Anna Mae spent many hours putting that artistic touch to our stage sets. JEANNETTE LACEY Those inquisitive eyes seem to demand an answer. LOLA IRENE LACEY Lola's greatest achievement was being made a member of the National Honor Society. IRENE LANDUYT Remember when Renee modeled in the Style Show? MARGIE ANNE LANGSTON Our little girl with the big smile has no trouble finding her way around. VIRGINIA LEE LAUGHLIN Popularity, enthusiasm, and personality make Ginny what she is. A ,M li V. L L 1-- Q--.K QQ 315- ,' V , - ..,1 , V rliil rii J' ' - 2 lililii a s it dir mi 2 , Y 8 ET f ,L 'L Ez: W :S l i 4 ' 7fQJHf?'ii ,, A fvlf . -P airfield 2' V Aff' A if MARJORIE LAW G.A.A. and Latin ' - . time at School- Club have occupied Margies JAMES LeSEURE As an athelete. Boner has proved his talent and value to the school. ROBERT LIGHT Bowling is Bon's chief interest. MARY ALICE LINDSEY Did you know that Mary Alice is an accomplished pianist as well as a singer? JACK LOFGREN Jack is quite the business man and is sure to go far as a business executive. LESTER LONG Les is one of the many sports-minded fellows who has confined his activities to Intra Murals. 5 2 ff? Pig 1 J ' .'-5 ,isf-A c' ,......---' Thil'tY-three P Thirty-four Z . HAZEI. MAE LOWDER SENIOR Little. likable, lively Hazel likes a variety of activities. HELEN LUSH Sports must not take all of Beck's time because she was in The Waltz Dream, Glee Club, and A Cappella. CHARLOTTE A NN LU NDGREN Some day Cal may become a famous dress designer. KENNETH LUNDG REN Our artist supreme is also really wrapped up in his Q ,ltl,, . music- E ,-,l 1 . ROBERT LUTHY ' Although his chief interest is in the Pan American Club. Bob admits his hobby is Women I THELMA JUNE MACEFIELD A 4 Those blonde, baby curls manage to be the center 2 of attraction, 5 ,it . A . 3. A Q, Z : ' I ai 2' . f Q ' k-k5,kkl3., We ,ISM VETA MARIE MANARD You wouldn't think such a small person would have so much vim, vigor, and vitality. ROBERT L. MASON Ah, black hair. What color are his eyes, girls? JACK SYLVESTER MATTHEWS The track team is going to miss Ripples next year. WAYNE ELVVOOD MAYES His soothing music could make anyone forget his troubles. PATRICIA MQDANIEL Vivacious-ffsparklinge--Pat has her hands full with her many school activities. HUGH FRANCES MQENTEE Mac is quite musically inclined. It is even shown on the dance floor for he is a good dancer. 1 P l L L . - .,gi5 '. ?5e:.. ii' . 1' X459 34 Q W.. 143. If-AY Q 2 as . :gtk T5 Q. Q Ei JPN 4 i 1 5' I rl 13 -we 1'9- E Q A CLASS JACK XVILLIAM MNERANE We understand .lack is a pretty VVILLIAM MCINTYRE Bill never can make up his mind. two girls with him. MARY ELLEN M1-LAITGHLIN Business-like Mary practiced as retary. DONALD ARTHITR MvVEAIN Mack is another fellow who goes baseball, basketball, and football. BERNITA ARLENE MILLER nice fellow. He always takes home room sec- out for sports- It's beautiful music that comes forth when Ber- nita blends her singing violin with the W.H.S. or- chestra. GERALDINE MOFFATT If we had such pretty hair we would comb it con- tinually, too. get FAQ? , finer: ,al , ,652 Mb' .5?ff'f' I 4 l FANNY LAURA MORRISSON ' Tony is a good member of the Pan American. She practices the good neighbor policy just by flashing her smile. LORRAINE RITA MUELLER Lo is the instigator of many a well-spent evening for her gang DOROTHY MULL Dorothy is skilled in her favorite pastime-horsee back riding. CAROL ELLEN MULVANEY Carol goes on with her duties in her own quiet, modest way. HELEN L. MUZZY Helen always has a nice big friendly smile for everyone. MARIE EILEEN MYERS The A Cappella and Glee Club claim Lenie's musi- cal talent. gf l ' 1 W' 1 -f mb V A!! fc'-A l I' al 1 I ' '51 -rt sell! Q, - Thirty-five l J FELIX GILBERT PARKS Gil gives plenty of gas both at the filling station and in his remarks. EDWARD PEMBERTON You only have to look at Ed to know he is good- natured. RICHARD DEAN PETERSON If you've ever heard Dick beat on those drums you know he's got rhythm. FRANCES IRENE PHILLIPSON Rin likes to do things away from school. HAROLD JOSEPH PLACK Harold will go far in the business world for he has a brilliant mind and knows how to use it. BLANCHE MAE POI-'LE Thirty-six Reliability and a desire to help are two of Blanche's best qualities. JOSEPH LEROY MYERS SE ICR Roy gave an unforgetable performance in the Minstrel Pageant. HOWARD NELSON Did you know Howard built his own radio and is able to pick up other stations? ROBERT DEAN NESBITT . Bowling and witty remarks have been the envy of many of Bob's classmates. JOSEPHINE MILDRED NEY Josie is modest and shy although her prettiness , Catches your eye. MILDRED LUCILLE ODLE Boots will make a good business woman. She has already had experience working in the office. LESTER HAROLD PAINE Les is one of Miss McCluggage's prize cooking students. Q.. if l , .Q : E - Q ffl ' CLASS DAVID PROZZO Dave counts his friends by the score. JAMES DONALD REYNOLDS Jim is a hard fighting fellow and he doesn't know the meaning of quit. ALVADA JANE RICHARDSON Although new at Woodruff, jolly Alvada works hard and has received a good reputation. MARVIN EDWARD RICHARDSON Quietness has not kept Marty from participating ' in football and basketball. NINA MAE RITCHEY One of the most cheerful girls is Nina. She is always in good spirits. CHARLES BUD ROBBINS Bud is the Gene Krupa of Woodruff. He is the life of every party. BETTY JANE ROBINSON - New at Woodruff, Betty has already gained ad- mittance to the Sub-Deb Club. MAXINE MILLICENT ROMANEK Maxine is one of Woodruff's jitterbugs. RANDEL RAY REAMES Is Randel as musical as his name? KATHLEEN ROSE Kay should win the prize for the most dignified girl at W.H.S. LYLE WESLEY ROSZELL That Lyle is not the excitable type is the way he strolls through the halls. KATHRYN C. ROTHER shown by Kathryn has become an active Girl Scout as well as a fine librarv assistant. fl lj ll sf 9 5 1 1-Q Thirty- seven I 1 1 'Km E ROSEMARY JOAN SCHWEIGER 1 Friendly, gay, and lively is our Swags. JOAN LURA SEHMER Quiet and unassuming, but you will look far and wide before finding another girl like Joanie. RICHARD SEVERNS Sev has a knack of taking life as it comes with a joke. ROGER ARNOLD SEVERNS Stubbs is interested in model airplanes and is a member of the new Aero Club, MARY SHUDA Mary has distinguished herself as one of Wood- ruff's ace bowlers. SHIRLEY ANN SIEGFRIED Sociable? Yes, indeed, she's made many new friends since she transferred from Central. 5 Thirty-eight SENIOR BETTIE ROSEMA RY RUSSELL Bettie and her clarinet have helped to produce the fine music our band Hives us. LILLIAN MARIE RUSH Those twinkling eyes are forever merry. CHARLOTTE LOUISE SAAL As a prominent member of the Red Cross Char is doing her bit for her country. ARLYN RUTH SANDMAN Charming, sweet, cute -- Arlyn likes commercial subjects. HELEN LOUISE SCHIELEIN G.A.A. and other sports are Tootie's main in- terests. DONNA SCHUETTLER Donna can always think of something funny to say except when it comes to tests, then she buckles down. 1 Q 6 5 I I ' wr' I s Eunice is the more Stlld10lI9 type but she still has Just g1V6 her the chance and Kay will prove her Still unknown to many of us Willis has proxed a 0 Smlthy stays in the background but when her Our tennis champ is also inclined to play football, V Marty excels in school work as well as evelythmg MARILYN MILDRED SOLLS Cute grin, artistic, her nickname is Snooks. JOHN H. SPALDING We hope wrestling now won't mean Jack's future will be spent as a bouncer. BETH STERLING A Cappella claims much of her attention but Liz took time off to be a juror in the Ministrel Show. HUBERT LEROY STRAESSER Hugh is the rough and tumble sort of fellow that makes everyone respect him. MURIEL SUNDERLIN This well-mannnered young lady is a credit to Woodruff High School. ROBERT SVVEENEY Many medals have been won by Bob's efforts in music contests. Sea I I W4 rp in iff f :V .J il . , ..-- Thirty-nine Forty ARTHUR TRAVIS Art must have a strong he participates in, OPAL ANN TRAYNOR body from all the sports Opal's nickname is Lucky, but it isn't luck that makes everyone like her. DONALD EDWARD VVAGNER Is Don as bashful as he cause he's so interested DALE CARL WAHL Dale's the fellow with a how he does it. ELMER WALL His contagious smile and many friends. BARBARA RUTH WALLS A little girl with a lot success-Bobbie. appears? Maybe it's be- in his flute. dozen voices. I wonder sparkling eyes have won of big ideas that spell SENIOR CHARLES SWORDS Among our senior bovs Chuck ranks high.- ALFRED DANIEL THOMAS Ah, dark hair, romantic, isn't it? MARY THOMAS As likeable as she is intelligent and that means much. BETTY TOMPKINS Even with school work, N.Y.A, work, and outside work, Betty has time for school activities. BEVERLY TOTTEN Becky has the kind of personality that makes everyone like her. GERALDINE LORENE TRAGER - Gerry isn't satisfied unless she is helping some- one do something worthwhile. CLASS DOROTHY RUTH VVANINGER ' Dorothy enjoys working on the Stage Crew. . ROLAND HENRY VVATZL '-,7 jj? K. The King can do no wrong, but Roland, our . f '--'- president, is always ready to hear suggestions on il i g-,, how to make W,H.S. a better school. ' ' pg ROBERT WEYENTH Bob is a enial well-mannered and well-liked lad. 'hgl ' ' g . ' , J. PHILIP WHERLEY Phil is the political genius at Woodruff. He should go a long way. FARNUM WHITE Farnurn plays super tennis. How about a game? JACK VVILLIAM WIEDEMAN Jack is a quiet Woodruffite, but one of the most loyal. DA RLYNE LOUISE VVIELAND on you. She's a waitress. GEORGE VVILLIAM VVIELAND -if Next time you want breakfast let Darlyne wait t ...v.........-.....i....,.......... .... ,. ...AMN fA.,, , .... Bill has helped W.H.S. win menv football games. BETTY JEANNE VVILLIAMS Never seen without a smile and a cheery word is Betts. JOYCE VVILLIAMS Her nickname is Butch What a strange nick- name for such a feminine girl. JUNE VVILLIAMS Terry's blonde hair and pretty face would make any heart skip a beat. MAXINE VVILLIS Who wouldn't want Maxine as a skating or danc- ing partner! :Ss- I I Sf! Wit .. C' 7 i Forty-one Forty-two DOROTHY WILSON Dot is a splendid soft ball player. MARILYN LESTILIE VVILSON Pretty as a picture Marilyn has proved to be a capable and worthwhile leader in many activities. ROBERT WILSON Bob likes hunting and is expert with a gun and a target. CLARENCE GEORGE WITZIG - One year of football has put Junior in shape for the things to come. NORVAL JOHN WRIGHT Our basketball hero has also been in the Variety Show. What a man! ROLAND LEONARD ANDERSON Do you suppose he's called Swede because of his blonde hair? RUBEN KINSIN GER 1 I. Robust, rollicking Ruben will long live in the meni- ories of his fellow students. VYILLIAM GENE LEIGHTY As editor of the Observer, Bill has shown his ability in journalism. BERNARD MCGUIRE Mickey is a scientific person. Maybe he'l1 invent something. JOHN RAYMOND METROFF Johnny is that streak of lightning you cheer on the basketball floor. ADA LOUISE MOVVRY Ada likes to be with people, then she's satisfied, DOROTHY ALICE ST. CLAIR Have you seen that red hair bobbing up and down in Crawford's basement? PARIS SULLIVAN The band gladly admits that Paris is one of the fl I members, 41 'lv gf 1-'REU L. THOMAS If 1, 7 You better Watch out. Fred doesn't wrestle 1 X, for nothing. egg W4- I . gi guilt-' . QQZZTL? wffffgfw' ,GRM 2 wif Mjijigzigg 'Q if wwzwgmcif WL JWQQ X35 Vemsigggfqi Mi Q, ZEZWWV-,45La gmywwx My my 6 Q 4 Mfg? Qfwiffi ,QJQQW 1 W W -1 Forty-four 'Riagg ' 'ik au.:- -kr WgW.,,,,, ef jg s Q ,,X ru? Junior Officers Tom Hybiske, Jean Gorenz, Phyllis 'Watz1, Bob Bohl. THE .IU IOR CLASS FUN!-five V . -f,..f........,,. ..,. -, Bill Abbot Dorothy Alford Ruth Lee Alford Virginia Allen James Allen Lauretta Altpeter Shirley Anderson Bob Arnold Virginia Lee Atkins Norma Augspurger Virginia Bailey Margaret Barcus Lee Barker Nina Barron Jerrie Barth Coralee Beasley Kenny Beaumont Ellyn Begernan Mary Behl Doris Belcher Ellen Binko Helen Bitterberg Ray Bloom Pauline Bobeck Bob Bohl Bette Boich Betty Boster Ralph Boyd June Bramlet Mary Ellen Brarnlet JLI ICJR CLASS Lois Bratt Jean Brehm Ella Brennan Mary Lou Brinkman Edwin Brown Bill Browning Darlene Buchanan John Bullock Jack Bunn Lila Burkholcler Dale Burklund Jim Burley Bill Buster Jim Camper Shirley Carpenter Bud Chamberlin Lyman Clark Roy Clark Irma Claycomb Frank Coker Jean Colomac Betty Cooley Hanan Costeff Giles Crabtree Jim Crank Claire Crawford Gilbert Crotty Dorothy Crouch Bob Cumming Ruth Dalrymple Jerry Davis Ed Deavers Bill DeKalb Bettie DeLong Ralph Demmin Bob DeRenzy Paul Detweiler Evelyn DeWeerth Jim Dixon Tonita Doss Lorraine Drake Bob Draper Virginia Drysdale Lois Duckworth Bill Duhs Anna Eberhardt Barbara Elwood Dorothy Emert Charles Enda Maurice Errion Gene Evans Irma Fehr Margaret Feuchter Edwin Flynn Jim Folck Virginia Forcum Peggy Fortenbach Donna Fosco Bud Foster Lois Freeman JU ICR CLASS Dean French Bill Frerichs Harold Ganion Hayden Gansch Richard Gauwitz Bill Giles Polly Ann Gillig Joe Ginocchio Karl Gluck Jean Gorenz Josephine Graham Scott Grant Al Gresham Martha Gruba Bill Hall Bob Hanchett Edwin Hanson Richard Hapke Annette Hare Jess Harmon ' Aff .H 1. , Q? , ,i 4'- ' X1 1 9 gs r' :Maxi QQO1 ' Forty-nine lisa in WW if fi Aa 1 r Elroy Harderfg H my A Eleanor Hashoff f 1 Harriet Haungs Betty Jo Hawkins John Hawkins Paul Hawkins Bob Herold . Emma Mae Herold Mark Herr Bill Highman 'Siam VV, w..,,...f- June Hill Louis Hill Jim Hoerr Betty Hollandsworth Herbert Hopkins Leonard Hoppe Bill Hopple Betty Hoskins Mary Lou Howat Harold Howell Claude Hubbs Doris Hull Doris Hutchcraft Tommy Hybiske Dale Ihnken Henry Ingram Eugene Jackson Norma Jean Jackson Norma Jean Jett Dale Johnson Vern Jones John Jordon David Kahn Arthur Kalb Caryl Kasebier Russell Kauffman Charles Keach Mary Eleanor Kehl Marjorie Kelsh Eddie Kerker JU IOR CLASS Myron King Morgan King Malcom Koch Genevieve Krernpp Genevieve Kuhn Bob Lane Margaret Lautenberger Conrad Leighty Betty Libolt Harold Lindquist Bill Loveridge Marilee Loveridge Gladys Lowder Orville Lowry Dixie Ludlum Sallie Luke Janet Lush Alberta Madsen Shirley Mann Betty Markley Helen Marshall Martha Marshall Lois Massey Bob Matulis Marilyn McCrary Lorraine McDonough Nina McReaken Aileen McWilliams Evelyn Meals Betty Messmer 4' ff al ' +C? a .453 E - , 'C LW Fifty-one 4.1 il.-9 June Miller Zenith Miller John Mitchell Walt Moreland Jack Morrissey Dan Nelson Harold Nelson Mary Lois Oakley Harold Okerberg Jess Oldham Dorothy Olson Lucille Onken Lorraine Opper Frank Peavy Mary Percifull Glenn Perdue Audrey Peterson Marilyn Peve Jack Phillips Jean Poland Bob Pople Victor Post Bob Power Bette Powers Mary Radcliff Harold Rager Rusty Ramp Lucille Rathman Jewell Rawls Clarence Reed JU IOR CLASS Dorothy Rees Evelyn Rennau Lawrene Reynolds Shirlee Rhodes Bruce Richards Jack Robins Bill Robinson Walter Robison Eva Ronvich Bob Rood Lewis Root Bob Rose Gerry Rose Lucille Ruhaak Ruth Runyan Dolores Rupp Mary Sapp June Schenck Jim Sherer Margaret Schermer Virginia Schifeling Ruth Schilling Betty Schofield Homer Schonwise Don Scott Dorothy Scott Mary Scrivner Gene Seals Marilyn Sedgwick Ruth Seeds QH K. A KIQ' fig 5 a 4, -AF' - 'Nigga Z, -1 qs -Z' X: Fifty-three ' a 5 Xu - I A Fifty-four George Sharp Glen Shepherd Jack Shults Gwen Smith Merle Smith Margie Soddy Ben Sommer Thelma Sommer Gail Spain Monna Sprague Evelyn Staedeli Wayne Steele Alberta Steinsiefer Paul Stieber June Stieghorst Walter Stodd Kenny Stone Melvon Stoneburner Dick Streitmiller Art Stringer Betty Stringbam Juanita Stringham Alvera Swanson Gerald Szidon Mary Etta Thorson Mary Lynn Thorson Gloria Tippett Geraldine Tracy LaVon Tracy Bob Travers JU IOR CLASS Mary Trowbridge Jack Turner Bernice Urban Claire Van Breemen Nick Vales Rosanna Vegalius Earl Vanderheydt Betty Waddell Fred Waibel Bill Wallace Bob Walter Doris Wanninger Harold Ward Phyllis Watzl Jack Weers Lane Werner Calvin White Jean Whitt Ilene Wickert Barbara Wigginton Phyllis Wilhelm Shirley Wilhelm Harry Williams Elsie Wilson Alice Wolff Ed Woodson Roy Woosley Edward Zellar Herman Zimmerman Jackie Zimmerman .f' ff UH .- ROY' Nr Q 1: o M- Fxfty lux M .1 a -1 wr MT' si L V .M ' Z www ,T I RPM- . A... va ,V 'w Q 'W 'Mx wah, in N iq sn.. A' fwn S, A fm, M. aw. I . I W. Q r -'i Qs YW .fl vw.. A uw 8.25 N k'Lk ' ! in ' i' at ig R L35 R 1 V55 Sophomore Officers Bob Smith, Gloria Tippetts, Bob Johnson. SGPHQMORE CLASS '95 fs. ' . 1 S hi ra . K: a 1 3 3 3 , 1 1 3 J I 1 - W ff 5 4 Xi Fifty-seven 1 lght Row 1-R. Fierce, S. Hatcher, B. Forcum, J. Hall, J. Eckerman, M. Fraley, M. Hand- ley, A, Gauwitz. Row 2-B. Lancaster, E. Dooley, R. Day, W. Curry, J. Green, B. Emert, D. Banning, W. Crowell, G. Deluhery. Row 3A'N. Hansen, P. Felton, D. Dennis, VV. Dimmick, L. Greulich, J. Dunlap, C. Der- Row Row Row 1? 3-J. Marshall, P. Knaggs, P. McMillan, B. McCormick, B. Modlin, J. Kellerstrass, V gins, L. Gauvvitz, N. Harmon. 5 Lf W SOPHOMCRES S. McGee, P. Miller, D. Park, E. Hall, P. Patton, J. Patterson, B. Causey, J. McVeain. R. Hasten, E. Hursey, L. Klingen, M. Miller, R. Miller, J. McGrane, B, Idle- man, F. O. Shaughnessy, , . Kuhns, D. Peterson. K0 if 55 1. Row 1-WZ. Sells, R. Schulz, L. Pratt, M. Rohde, F. Schroder, D. Ryan, H. Perceful, J 1 W. Plummer. s Row 2-f P. Ryan, J. Rathburn, H. Pitsch, D. Scott, B. Rohman, M. K. Rogers, P. Scott. Row 3-D. Rosenbaum, W. Ricketts, P. Phelps, R. Ring, C. Phenix, F. Seffer, F. Reid, D. Roszell. lei? SOPHO CRES if 5- - S gills Row 1--C. Marks, H. McLaughlin, E. Meigs, P. Mogga, B. McCoy, R. Maloney, R. M. Maloney. ' Row 2--B. Looch, B. Maher, D. Mansfield, E. Markle, N. Miller, B. Meints, J. Maticka. Row 3- QE. Moore, F. Marx, T, Moffat, V. Moke, S. Moeri, VV. Lindquist, E. Markle, G. McClellan. Fiffymine Row IWV. Tibbetts, S. Truitt, D. Watson, M. Watkins, B. Urie, G. Tyrrell. Row 2f-M. Thomas, B. Tracy, V. Understock, R. Tokar, J. Trefzger, B. Smith. Row 3-C. Timerman, W. Vogel, J. Vogel, L. Warfield, F. Ware, J. Tretter. SOPHCDMORE ROW 1-S. Myers, W. Odle, C. Morrissey, A. Olive, H. Nellinger. Row 2-G. Paul, M. Parkhurst, B, J. Muyres, G. Orth, M. L. Sommer, P. Norbits. Row 3-C. Nesbitt, W. E. Osborn, M, Nevins, C. Perry, D. Nichols, J. Pemberton. 3:11 Row 1-f-O. Senz, C. Witherell, J. Poof, D. Strosnider, M. Wilson, B. Williams, B. Rais- trick, L. Rothman. Row 2--J. Simmons, P. Winslow, C. Spear, V. Benson, J. Rapp, H. Ranney, D. Pontius, J. A. Blair, B. Seely. Row 3-f -R, W. Smith, R. Wiedeman, D. Taylor, D. Roedell, B. Schermer, M. Arnold, Row 1 Row 2-W Row 3 CDPHOMQRE B. Gand, D. L. Folck. D. Williams, N. Frazier, C. Crary, M. Grant. J. Frost, M. Fletcher, I. Caldwell, J. A. Grooms, B, White, J. Campbell, H. Gibson. D. Wells, E. Bach, B. Bacon, K. White, B. Bell. xz li W Q3 is Sixty-one Row IWS. Bevey, J. Brinegar, C. Bireline, E. Beard, E. Crandell, M. Beard, L. Ander- son, D. Bailey, M. Bunch. Row 2-fS. Astroth, P. Adams, E. Black, G. Absher, B. Armstrong, B. Barnett, B. Baker, I, Bennett, W. Anderson, Row 3 ---- J. Campbell, B. Adkins, M. Ball, E. Beebe, C. Braden, B. Burkhart, D. M. SCDPHQMORE Row 1-B. Hurst, J. Gowdy, N. Hayward, I. Harms, H. Hinshaw, E. Hawley, E. Hil- gers, M. Johnson, E. Gire. Row 2a-B. Hollister, B. Ganss, E. Ford, B. Huxtable, M. Hoerr, A. Hellman, B. John- son, P. Hettler, S. Johnson. Row 3f'R. Fruehauf, H. Fraikes, D. Garrison, B. Ingram, D. Glass, J. Hartmann, B. Hardesty, C. Griffith. itil 2724 Row 1-B. J. Burger, N. M. Ferguson, P. Bostick, B. J. Carroll, B. Engstrom, P. Cleer, C. Wertz, C, Dickerson. Row 2- Cruise, D. Browning, H. Brast, D. Diskin, D. Close, M. L. Brandenburg, Claybaugh, V. Cappitelli. ROW 3- - Burnham, H. Crafton, M. E. Bratt, F. Collins, R. Chrisman, M. L. Carroll, Eigenbrod, R. E. Coon, D. Fay. OOFUE :wo OO as 'PT D544 U2 jr gg 6 pp M U2 E? Da' 54-1 :1 se L4 'U2 QE. 3? 5 ' 5 2 '5 Q21 ...5 P: F' 4 UU QU. EE' 95 32 QI. Pu: Tm 545 9 Q. O F? FY 'D 4-1 97 DU O 2 30 +-VU -:r 022. oz: 350 E 0 F4 5-1 U1 :- an '1 'U SU V1 Us :r O 5 5+ O m c B : CD F F11 m fc 2 -a 'S FU rn 5. 5. Ei 5. '4 A I' 'W fb fb ff SOPHO CRE Row 1-iM. Kemmer, P. LaTeer, M. Kennedy, A. A. Keys, J. Jordon, L. Keller, S. Jones, V. Lindenmeyer. Row 2---VV. Katus, G. Jordon, B. Kaison, R. Kentzel, J. Kernmer, J. Law, B. Kneer, B. Hill. Row Sf-R. Hubble, C. Kooken, J. Janssen, L. Kell, J. Murphy, A. Johnson, J. King, SGPHO ORE Row 1- -M. Winkelmann, N. Edwards, M. Wilson, M. Winkelmann. ROW 2512- Goble. M. Collins. J. Gaines. L. Woods, P. George, D. Wirzig, J. Welsch. Row 3-P. Wenneholt, K. Dietsche, B. Wead, E. Wilhelm, C. Ziegler, H. Berg, J. DuClos. W QI .El flea. .. 25 ixty-four wi' Freshmen Officers Phyllis McMillan, Jack Hill, Verna Lee Parris. Row IME. Lyma n N. Linden Row 2-N. Hines Row 3-M. McCr Hacker. .Aff X' 7! 'Agfx 9 2 V Nh V 'ark' fx Vim all 2 A W5 Row 1-B. Matso ger, D. M Row 2-E. Muzzy Murphy. Row 3-B. Manue Nolden, F Row 1-W. Bragg, R. Engelbrecht, J. Curtis, B. Goad, B. Hisler, G. Clatfelter . Row 2-f-H. Williams, B. Norbert, C. Keown, R. Hazelhurst, E. Stein, C. Gardner, B. X Hipkey. Row 3- -F. Fisher, D. Herschel, A. Campbell, D. Breymeier, E. Jackson, C. Swenson, C. Garrison, T. Culley. . f in Q! WAX fx 1 W if' t MMR v 1 FRESHMEN gl. will . all ' -1 65 of Row 1--fC. Taylor, B. Sterling, J. Smith, J. Terrell, G. Tyson, T. Stoneburner. Row 21-D. Smallberger, G. Stein, G. Tompkins, P. Stewart, E. Stoecker, J. Staedeli. Row 3-J. Thomas, B. Tellkamp, D. Manfell, C. Tucker, C. Stuedler, B. Thaine. sixtyieven Row 1-C. Reit, R. Rentsch, J. Samuels, G. Peterson, G. Semmelroth, N. Sheppard, C Short, D. Seeds. Row 24-B. Simmons, A. Saluto, I. Schenck, V. Sacks, V. Sacks, J. Schafer, B. Shoch, L. Shaw, J. Sellers. Row 345. Scott, R. Schweiger, E. Schneider, P. Singleton, H. Smith, C. Scheafer, G. Seidell, D. Smith. s I FRESHMEN Row 1-G. Engel, N. Chapai, M. Cantor, J. Ferguson, M. Crubaugh, G. Foster, J Giebelhausen. Row 2-B. Fisher, J. Dietsch, M. Douglas, B. Davis, N, DeArmond, J. Cutler, J. Delu- hery, G. Derry. Row 3-L. Groezinger, R. Geddes, B. Fuller, E. Guth, E. Geer, G. Gray, M. Gastinean Row 1-G. Diamond, M. Dinquel, L. Buchanan, B. Chamberlain, J. Cole, C. Byrkit, B. Downens, D. Dimond. Row 2-B. Cooke, R. Birkel, W. Clarkson, P. DeTrempe, E. Droll, E. Anderson, E. DeSelms. E Row 3-B. Cox, R. Chandler, F. Carrian, H. Corken, T. Cassell, L. Chase, L. DePue, D, Baillie. 1 a 2 FRESHMEN K nf Row 1-B. Middleton, J. Ruark, L. Rice, H. Meyer, V. Parris, M. Rittenhouse, P. Rey- nolds, B. Richard. Row 2-IfPence, W. Macha, B. Perdue, D. Raschert, B. Paulo, J. Peterson, G. Park. Row 3-B. Reisch, J. Mayhall, H. Richter, G. Rickey, B. Maber, C. Rautmann, C. . . Poland, O. Roehnelt, E. Robinson. S'xty'm e Row 1-J. Bickerton, A. Armstrong, G. Adams, D. Burger, B. Betson, M. Bridgeman D. Bengard, I. Arbogast. Row 2-M. Boyd, B. Anderson, C. Bush, A. Alexander, W. Bechtold, D. Alford, B Baker, B. Boyer, W. Byar. Row 3'-S. Bonomo, H. Burchell, L. Barloga, G. Andrews, E. Burgin, G. Brandow, M QWQKWWFRESHME Bobeck, B. Atkinson. Row 1-H. Woodall, W. White, V. Woodruff, H. Witaker, P. Wineinger, G. Wilson, A Wombacher, S. Warkel, E. Waninger. Row 2-W. Walston, P. Weide, B. Upton, A. Vice, A. Whisenand, J. Woodruff, J Ummel, M. Wahl. Row 3-L. Williams, B. Zimmerman, S. West, P. Walton, D. Weaver, N. Woerner F. Walker. 1 H, if l wif Qbzw ,mggw A gg sg k aww R .v-: I I k A-Q , 'VL is if Q ' 1 Xu F? W ,N gig M J V 2, g I A 1. gi? W Y L I 'M In V I 4 N am wha? x , S, L fa mv lk, 'Pu M ' f , f'sffi,y -fir? if M :exif - , .1 91- 22 4 w. NJ xfggfg M 4,4 1, 51, eff:-: ini? if E if Q .g,j2gggj22? iii? -, ia-if . -f5??1f.-321 f W,-vfaeiail fx ggi -Q am f 4.9, I - w w 1 ? X 9 A 3 I V+ M if ,, - we fili. .V ' . A 5 'wg fn.- 152: v V A dl' Ek 1. in ,.,,, , ,- f5i:s1sfa52f.:vw-,xxx .fy Milf mar' wg, Lf' 23 Wifi, Tw isfggif vw 55 'A 6 new 19 ,ygmw iw , s.. iw , A ,.- Q 1 if 55 X is A . -Fm. o ws V IQUU 333 M 3 Ti r L g5'H ,'hi,AH4MHBJ3QQ,,5' ' U'u '1 1 8 li U 82455. E 5 Q t 5 2 , ,gf.,.,,?,q,v,:,,,W:,, ., Q Hz, 4 ,wk , V1 x gp .W , , . 5 V, gm Q 1 Y if - QQ 'QA anxfw Q 5 in . A Kg F, a fig Z5 El N 3 . Q Q' , A IA: 5 '--L 45 Q al HOFFMAN LUNDGREN Vinnaurrm VN' WW' SALLITES ITS - S MM P5 1- A ' m :is In A 9 'W ... ,C 2 '-g L.,-1 g ,b A ,-- cr.-sf-.1 QRX PN Mfr! xx 4 Q91 :as Q- Seventy NATIGNAL H0 GR SCDCIETY enty f0ur SENIORS if 5, 533 .ng 5 ., ,W w ,, . 'J' f 4 16 4? . .f G flv- , ,. 4511 35 I f J. - fif'Q'iE515'15f J K V a.5v.2Qaf - ww- .-Q, N 'Q EV is www 1, 2: fa? ? JU ICR ATIO AL H0 OR SOCIETY Seniors Florence Berg James Bickel Howard Button Helen Chrisman Joseph Christ Dorothy Cummins Dean Delaney Laura Lee Detweiler Rose Edlin Maurice Errion Mary Giebelhausen Jack Graham Helen Harms Jack Hasten Alva Hodson Wilbur Hoerr William Hoffman Marian Kneer Betty Koch Mary Alice Lindsey Jack Matthews Josephine Ney Frances Norman Harold Plack Blanche Pople Betty Tompkins Geraldine Trager Martha Snyder Donald Wagner Philip Wherley Marilyn Wilson Row 2-M. Kneer, F. Norman, J. Sauter, M. Solls, J. Whitt, J. Rawls. Row 3-P. Barron, H. Harms, M. Lindsey, J. Kinsal, M. Wilson, J. G Row 1-G. Trager, D. Waninger, H. Ingram, B. Delong. Robert Bohl June Bramlet Betty Cooley Hanan Costeff Robert Cumming Lois Freeman Martha Gruba Edwin Hanson Tom Hybiske Henry Ingram David Kahn OYEIIZ. Row 1-R. Watzl. Row 2-B. Bohl, B. Cooley, P. Wherley, B. Totten, B. Hoffman. SCHCDCDL OFFICERS STUDENT CCDLINCIL STUDENT COUNCIL At the table-P. Wherley, R. Watzl, B. Totten, B. Bohl. Row 2-H. Pitsch, B. Cooley, D. Folck, W. Hoerr, B. Hoffman, V. Lindenmeyer. Seve W'Si Row 3-J. Schafer, M. Thomas, B. Hicks, M. Wilson, D. Schuettler, B. Cumming, J. Bickerton, H. Ingram. fwmwwggyg-q,,gm...-fm-M - . ..w.A,,, .ggi-we-ww ef w Y... -,YH Row 1-D. Corken, P. Wherley, B. Totten. Row 2-D. Schuettler, B. Cooley, J. Sehmer, D. Watson, R. Tokar, N. McReaken, B. Pople Row 3-H. Biltterberg, A. Madsen, W. McIntyre, B. Walter, H. McEntee, L. Onken, I S D. Buchanan, B. Ingram. Another successful year was experienced by the Woodruff High School Student Council under the capable leadership of Roland Watzl, pciiesidentg Philip Wherley, vice presidentg and Mr. W. G. Carlin, faculty a viser. One of the first projects sponsored by the student council this year was the third annual Homecoming held on October 29 and 30, 1941. This consisted of a big stunt assembly on October 29, followed by a dance at the Inglaterra Ballroom with Freddie Steven's orchestra. Another annual undertaking of the council was the publishing of the student directory which was distributed to the student body. This con- tained the names, addresses, and phone numbers of every student enrolled in Woodruff High School. During the year the student council promoted eight orchestra social hours after school in the gymnasium. For one of the first social hours, the popular recording artists The Four Cleffs were obtained and a novel and patriotic idea was used for gaining admission to the dance and an assembly which preceeded it. Admission to the assembly and social hour was by activity pin and the purchase of a ten-cent defense stamp, or to those students not be- longing to the activity club, a twenty-five cent defense stamp. Other well-known orchestras obtained for social hours, included Johnny Dyar, Scanlon-Paulson, and Clyde Lamborne. At the beginning of each semester the council operates a book ex- change which has proved beneficial to the students in two waysg they are able to sell the books with which they are finished, and obtain used books for their own use. At the beginning of the second semester, the student council installed a new Lost and Found system, which proved very efficient. The fifth year of the Woodruff High School Student Council was officially closed with the annual banquet, and its members are looking forward to another successful year. ty- seven MARIAN KNEER Editor wpmvls W . ,M D ETT QPA' gEff IE 33956525 Mana Alive I-5252011138 anage r TI I E Row 1-M. Wilson, D. Corken, M. Kneer. Row 2-J. Murphy, C. Van Breemen, R. Edlin, M. Lovemdge Row 3fB. Crawford, B. Weyeneth, B. Pople, L. Detwexler J Gorenz Row 4-D. Alford, M. Gruba, M. Sedgewick. TALISMA X. 2 j J S f-ff ,. Seventy-eight - -------A f------ . . .. , . . . S D QJXDSO OROTHY wfi' 9 Y if ,SF 5 . X ,.., Q b 5 I f n , j Q a i ,if T 1 Y rw ,if if .ef 2' ' f f e if ef 1 511 WN Q , 'B 6 if 2 Xl Y -Q , k A . K 5 4 I 1. ' Q V Q V K, f if' gf 5 X V Vx, 4 Q ' v f' uv- 4 W In K? V.. -' H 2 f' T?w ' f Q3 5 ' . 1 I , wwf' 'Q ' 1 Q Y ' 0 X,-' f is .. 'A 1- ' , . f ft 19' V -' V 3312- I -fm, Y K. Ph g A fm X ' Y ,M Q f'x2 Q 5 F. V , 'N I-.. , REPORTERS CLASS EDITORS The New WOODRUFF O B S E R V ER Member:--Quill and Scroll, N. S. P. A., C. S. P. A., and I. I I. S. P. A. Published by the Students of E. N. WOODRUFF HIGH SCHOOL R. O. Burt, Advisor L. R. McDonald, Principal EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ......,....... ..................., - .... .......,,................................................ B i ll Leighty Managing Editor ......... Feature Editor .......... Picture Editor ...,..,........,. , ........,..........,....,...,... . Sports Editor .......,..Y.............................,........... Associate Editors -- Jackie Zimmerman, Marjorie Kelsh, Jean Whitt and Betty Hollandsworth. Copy Editor-- .... --Marjorie Langston News Editor ......... Margaret Johnson Associates-Mary Kathryn Rogers, Phyl- ' W 1 d HI G'b . lls atz an een 1 son Society Editor ........... Jewell Rawls Club Editor ........... -Pauline I-Iettler Exchange Editor .... Virginia Schifeling Associate Feature Editors-Mary Lou Allmon, Lothain Barloga and Dick .,..................Gerry Trager ....,,,,...-...Frances Norman .,.......,..........Marcella Pantages Roszell CLASS EDITORS Seniors- ......... - ..... -Hugh McEntee Junior ----..-. .--........ J une Bramlet Sophomore ........-- Virginia Strathman Freshman---Lillian Linder, Beverly Cox World News Column ..-.- Hanan Costeff Little Observations Col.-Shirley O'Banion Associate Sports Editor .... Bud Robbins Girls Sports Editor--Mary Ellen Bramlet Sports Reporters--Ed Flynn, Jim Camper Reporters ...-. Irma Claycomb, Pat La- Teer, Alice Olive and Marilyn Arnold. EDITORIAL BOARD THE OBSER ER STAFF SPORTS Chandler. Staff Artist ........-..-- Herb Burchell BUSINESS STAFF A. R. Hoeflin, Advisor Business Manager ........,................,... .... ,,,,,,,,,,,,, H 3 fold Plack ASSOCI3.tQ ........................................ ...,.....,,,,,,,,,,,4,,.,A,,iA4,,.,,,,,,,,,A,A,, M afjoyie Hgeyr Advertising Manager ...............,..,... .,., ..,,,.,.,.,,,,,.,,,.,.,,,.,,.44,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,-,.,., J a ck Hartman Spliglfgvfi--I--fl--13-1 ----- 1 .A...---.....-..................,......,..... J o Ann Blair and Frank Collins Eighty IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE FEATURE WRITERS -'UP Iwi' M. Hoerr, M. Langston, J. Sehmer, F. Norman, J. Sodder, G. Trager, Editor. PRESS CLUB Row lf M. Bramlet, J. Bramlet, J. Rawls, I. Claycomb, H. Gibson, M. Johnson, A. Olive, M. Rogers, V. Strathman. Row 2-B. Hollandsworth, M. Hoerr, G. Trager, P. LaTeer, F. Norman, B. Cox, L. Row 3 Barloga, D. Baillie, C. Byrkit. H. McEntee, H. Plack, B. Leighty, M. Kelsh, P. Watzl, F. Collins, J. Hart- mann, E. Flynn, R. Chandler, B. Robbins, L. Roszell. ,, Z XXI Sinks ll xf P ,,,.... Z , C . X '7 Puig Enid ::a?Q:'4 M 7 Z Eighty-one YAY WVR COX QVSERXI t y-tWo ER T Pxuswx INN .- one AV' K N' 9 A ACTIVITY CLUB I ,CJ Q . THE JIM 153' Wwviw QMJ2 'A' 1 Q Sfgfjm K J, Q : s o Y! 0 X X W 41,74 0057, ---M X iii Bw'JfQ2L'Qfv Oy miizww jj an yiwvwm ., 4, 0 6 ' UWM QW I , Xa , a -M 7' , 'U Hirglee S of as 2:70-fn-1,2.4, . ax, f S 5 -.gig E i ' Q V.: mmm? N S Eighty-thx' E I 1 i 5 i D H seam PHP! r V CSPWZUHHGW I Eighty-four L Wells Armstrong Chrisman Conlee Davis Engstrom Fisher Gauvvitz Gonas Harmon Alford Brown Collins Crandall Emert Ferguson Frericks Gillespie Gruba Harrell A CAPPELLA CHCDIR B B. J. P E. B P CFU 533559055 E Waddell Weyneth Brinegar Cleer De Weerth De Long Felton Fosco Gauwitz Grieser Hettelier Hopke Hubbs Krempp Meigs Mull Pitsch Rogers Slotter E. Thorson M. M. B. L. J. M. WWW? 2991 wewrssws Hoerr Howatt Koch McDonough Montgomery Parkhurst Robins Severns Storm Vegna Harms Hoerr Hopper Jackson Lindsey Meyers Odle Ricketts Roszell Sterling Tretter Watzl iv fi ,gf an X 54:0 Ti' UI IIDKLI. f V' ' ' 'Jw J ' 'wr 5 J 5 N J 1. r 3 I' 'l X A ? 5 . L. ' 5 . .. 3, if 3' 1 quam- - 'QQ W ..f,,,. -K 155 M-snsnggpif BEGINNING A CAPPELLA CHCDIR Row 1-J. McVeain, M. Baer, B. Engstrom, J. McG1'ane, C. Morrissy, V. Bailey, A. Olive, N. Edwards. Row 2-D. Pontius, E. Herold, C. Spear, M. Bratt, L. Massey, P. McMillan, D. Folck, C. Crary. Row 3--N. Holland, J. Hartmann, C. Sumner, J. Dunlap, J. Kellerstrass, P. Detweiler, C. Curtlce, R. Maher. Eighty-five Row 1-L Crawford K Dav1s L Melster D Hasten J D1xon BUYS' ENSEMBLE .- ' I ' 'vi- Row 1-F1 Morrisson, M. Oakley D Johnson M Ghebelhausen M Gruba L Detwe11er Eightl'-Six Ml B1-afnlet. Row 2-M. Rogers, G. Kuhn, B Koch J Brarnlet -'ii' 4 Q? 'QF QQ M' y 'fs Q -S22 Row 1-P. Miller. B. Williams, J. Becker, AE. Janssen, P. George, H. Heryford, P. Patton, Z. Sells, V. Manard. Row 2-P. Winslow, P. Anderson, M. Miller, P. Knaggs, M. L. Thorson, D. Turner, D. Saylor, J. Lacey, B. Raistrick. Row 3-C. Cruise, V. Benson, M. Fry, K. Elliot, V. Moke, R. Runyan, A. Madsen, M. Johnson, A. Steinseifer. GIRL 'GLEE LUB 3 ,fe X- STRING NSEMBLE A 1' U15 Row 1-vP. Reynolds, A. Whisenand, W. Owens, P. Singleton, M. Gastineau, O. Senz, G. Gray, M. Handley, D. Scott. Row 2fC. Reid, W. South, P. Walton, E. Osburn, D. Seeds. EiHh'Y-Hwen ls1.few-ffllafrru.. --v. .wi-Q.w..1f.sf.5.. ff .. -- ...fe-.f,,,.lw.-,fat.-gm,+,,w,,,,,..,,.,,.A,, ,. f.,. .. .. ..,......M.,.,,,M,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, W, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,W A Y P. Adams D. Alford R. Alford M. Atkinson J. Bickerton M. Barcus H. Burchell C. Burnham D. Bailey R. Bloom D. Kahn N Lindenmeyer K Lundgren M. Lagron B. Loock M. Loveridge M. Lautenberger E Zeller O Lowry H. Lindquist Sm -I af en m Z Q 75 T :P U EUFWPPUFFU SHWWWWFUF S. s X .'-W .- 'l E 44 i.f!0 ' 61 ff , 'Q'k1L f Eighty eight Burklund Bensel Claybough Cordle Christ Crabtree Cumming Drake Delaney Dimmick MeEntee McEntee Manuel Marx Matulis McIntyre Morrisson Miller Mayes O'Banion This group holds the spotlight as one of the best in Illinois HHFFFWOUWQ memwnmome W WUOTWUSEEP Derry Edlin Em ert Williams Felton Folck Fisher Gorenz Graham Guldenpfennig Poland Perciful Peterson Robbins Peavy Pence Russell Robbins Smith Smith Thomas Thomas Wilson Wilson Witzig White Walton White Wagner Winberg I. E E B E B Harms Herzog . Harder . Hill Hanson Hicks H. Hardesty B B E Hardesty Johnson Kennedy I. Schenck H. Zimmerman J. Schenck J. Sheldon R. Smilee W. Steele R. Slater B. Sweney B. Schofield G. Szidon W. Wallace L. Werner H. Ward B. Williams F, WVare B. Atkinson L. Kell S. Bonomo B. Lenninger B. Byar B. Manuel J. Campbell D. Marfell B. Coon G. McDonough M. Crubaugh L. Reynolds M. Fletcher D. Scott B. Gand J. Smith gwgemwr Groezinger Hlllyer Hinderlxter Humphrey Hense Johnson Kock .. Kasebier Stephens Summer Seely Thomas . Warkle . Whitaker . Williams illmli N n ' I X O so 'f -s' Af I '44, J W7 1. ...gg 9 . ,i J' ig ' . l M. Ln x gg 1 ' J - 21 . J, 'io2f'g.g. S .945 05 H ,395 'fs' H 4' Q- la Q ,. ORCHESTRA Alford Bailey Van Breemen Costeff Wagner Fortenbach Geer Hardesty Hurst Hasten Sssrvewawe Kuhn Luke McClellan Osborn Kittridge Rosenbaum Sutter Snyder Thornson 1 Ama Eiizhty-nine Row 1-W, Dimmick, B. Ingram, J. Gowdy, G. Tyson, E. Woodson, V. Aberle, H. Willey. .. JIU 15 l Q WSL . -I ! f ' UI M as ' ' Ninety Row 1-L. Werner , H. Adams. D Howell, G. Howell, H. IIlg1'21ITl,YV. Steele, F. Waibel, T. Stoneburner, G. N 4 ' 4 'gil' ff' Q' ia- +11 K ff W,k 'Wwx ww nw gif? j ? 5 5 xr I ' 1 4 I x Ninety-two Row 1-G. Evans, M. Gruba, M. Wilson, M. Allmon, D. Cummins, M. Kelsh, J. Dixon, M. Loveridge. Row 2-G. Trager, A. Olive, B. Cumming, V. Strathman, Miss Hedstrom, B. Bohl, M. Sedgwick, C. Mulvaney. LES CONNAISSEUR OFFICERS President-fMarilyn Wilson Vice-President-Gene Evans Secretary-Treasurer-feCar01 Mulvaney Students who have completed one year of French are eligible for French Club, which has as its purpose the increased conversational ability of its members. A combined business and social meeting is held in a member's home on the last Monday of each month. One-act plays, songs, games, and con- versation in French give all members an opportunity to take part in the club activities. In May the combined French clubs of the city attend a banquet at the University Club, where each school presents a part of the program. OC IN r-1 lr mv 5 332 'Zu :,., mm , iw! Nwsifx ,' ,ug V, is.: WIN SLUW .g 5535 . . sy , , w1,x , I , Z.. 3 ,Q 3 ,es 21 fs- ' ,E m6 i .Q 1 . , H. 5 E3 fi Q5 Q, i '-'Nu 35-5 ?E?f3,, my W' ny Q v my , M' f, A f .pf 4, 1 f . 4: 'gif -A , , , , ag A XM . ' E'.f , . k '23 - 44 W Lg, L , if i g iw QA a 'f sv ?' 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Hansen, H. Lush, H. Haungs, A. Whisenand, R. Tokar, D. McEntee. 1' LATIN CLUB Officers Delegates to Convention , 'nw ff in 4 Y -C Q ! ,I uv If Wi? 5 y X in Ninety- ye mwewwmwsszwss T. B. G. P. M. E. E. Anderson Bailey Bobeck Brinkman Cappitelli Cook Cranford Engelbrecht Fierce Gauwitz Green Hatcher Hughes Irish Jones Kuhn LaTeer Lindsey Lyman Mei gs IP ? IP Z r1'1 E 0 37 If I- rn 3? Cfl C: rn eggs eg Ugg? SD rf- 55 Cblllafl, Q. 'Cayley-.bpa 97g9,1mD 5 C7 5 U1U2fDU'QEl'D :Lui cn ru 'sw.U2SO5, U SSA omom 99mQ2Of-rm! 3505355 Or-v-EO 5f'D P 5 C C55 mwE5'rOu r-IUJ BCP- CD 11150 mftf-s omgfbwdww- ogmftgoog Egggyiws Dwwggmbv E10 CDCDSBS OUEQMPSQJQUQ 5 5 5' '15 !f1Q,U:2m'S5'm smoiffes. PSSFQOSUJ hbmamg-'mp 5555-O: fp CUQOT-TT v-g,.Ut'DCU'QQ,v-' 5'f1f-fivmeqmgf SUQNSOEQ Usiairs O H-, '3' gt 'ggmgmgo 'mv ror,,5 93 OOFDQ-rg,-'L gfut-T 'hOg' Q-5' O,'Zlf-W5' :.g5CDCU1 tSiz4LikOCDO9TQ ft Ev-DW-1-i OE:-C CDC :s9o.5f-+U1g5 gm Q.5dS1DO For-nUf-sm B 55cm 9 gm'-:Q-:PCSQ 5'ro30m o? 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Wickert S. Wilhelm PAN AMERICAN OFFICERS M. Lindsey, L. Crawford, Miss Stepzinski, B. Jones, D. Mull. Ninety-six r .NEST 6 fwi' x--' K ,X ,-Q Swami? Self as K S3 4 060 I I Sa 5 . 5 W. Willard vgx C9 fee I at Cl? ,Z Q fi X I I 7 X buasanr A Front- Mr. Gunimorson. Row 1- -Vw Row 2' -D. Row 3 fB. Row 4'-D, Row 1 C Kziuis, K. Hinderliter. Kelley, B. Johnson, G. Tyrrell. Armstrong, J. Trotter. E, Kerlcer. J. Mayhall. Weaver, D. Spence, E. Herzog. F. Collins. F. Carrigan. . Saul. G. Trager, V. Hzirrell, .l. Hill, Miss Mal-Donald. Row 2 'I-Z. Chandler, V. Moke. H. Soimnvr, J. Kt1lll'l'SlI'HSS. Row 3 M. Wilson. M. Hovrr, J. Sehiner, T. Scminier, C. Hehe. JU ICR RED CROSS N I 'if-Ziff ,sl E . 'fs ow- Ninety-seven Row 1-M. Crump, J. Bramlet, M. Snyder. Row 2-V. Aberie, A. Madsen, M. Sunderlin, M. Lindsey, M. Sedgwick. SCIENCE PREEECTS 5 , .' X Y SCIENCE CLUB X if Q x W fu :A X 1 U 0' Row B. Gand, L. Detweiler, B. Cooley, M. Gruba, M. Loveridge, A. Olive. 4 Row 2-D. Kahn, M. Snyder, J. Bramlet, M. Lindsey, M. Sunderiein, M. Sedgwick, U I - 'X B. Bohl. W . 'f Row 3-H. Lindouist, D. Harrison, E. Hanson, B. Cumming, H. Ingram, E. Zeller, Z I B. McGuire, G. Evans. Row 4-Miss White, Mr. Hall. Mr. Shepherd. Row 1-R. Demmin, J. Eller, H. Nelson, B. Matulus, L. Fifer, Mr. Waugh, B. DeRenzy, B. Robinson. 'ilifl ii! PRCDJECTICDN CRE 3 Munn-Z'g, SENICR HI-Y Row IWG. Evans, J. Bullock, B. Bohl, C. Surrells, E. Fitchorn, A. Travis. Row 2-W. Mayes, P. Wherley, J. Spalding, J. Matthews, F. Thomas, R. Kauffman, Mr. Wolf. Row 3-D. McVeain, D. Delaney, W. Daniels. K fx . 1 '11 471 Q ' : WKNWT Row 1-B. Browning, M. King, F. Thomas, Mr. Carter, D. Winslow, C. Curfman, Mr. Durham. W l Q . on M STAGE CREW l Q. 3 ,pd l if A K v, ,Mull N K .to Q , ,,l' 5 DEB .X 'iw I Q b Q A, 9, ' ,. -W - - 1 ,M fai Row 1-P. Anderson, C. Cruse, M. Wilson, L. Mueller, P. McDaniel, M. Langton, J. X Rawls, I. Claycomb, D. Dupy, E. Wilson, G. Tippet, J. Becker. HACFFIELD Row 2--B. Gregory, A. Hackett, H. Dixon, L. Bratt, P. McMillian, Miss Cody, D. Robinson, J. Green, S. Luke. One Hundred 2 1 3 mn ,ni 1 XXXX s W X . .X X 'li -H W .. - L gxfn t 'x s .'n :f.tg uilf 0 an 5, Qs 1 ww fm K' N, 'L fwx . ,fi A. wi fitfw. -AL , JH, ,V Eff., fff, ,iw GEL '2- G? fa' 1 'W fe I ,Q is ' ix 1 7 Row 1-L. Mueller, P. McDaniels, C. Morrissey, B. Robinson, M. Sunderlin, V. Aberle, V. Harrell, J. Hopper, Mr. Colgan. DEAN'S ASSISTANTS Row 1-M. Wilson, M. Snyder, T. Summers, G. Trager, M. Kneer, M. Wilson, Miss Macdonald, M. Loveridge, M. Odle, H, Christman, M. Bramlet, V. Strathman. ,N :W-Nw 'XB' . K I K Row 1-J. Storm, G. Jones, Mrs. Lottrnan, B. Hollinsworth, E. Hanson. Row 2-B. Hall, M. Johnson, K. Rother, C. Mulvaney, C. Saal, O. Traynor. LIBR RY ASSISTAN wwf 'da .2 11 'SJ' ' iitrbw .i 7 4-ig' .- lfnlu-sf.: CFFICE ASSISTAN S Row 1? -B. VVilliams, P. Barron, G. Moffatt, M. Odlo, J. Kinsall, L. Freeman. Row 2-F. Berg, J. Bramlet, E. Hash, M. Romanek, N. Ritchey, M. Giebelhausen, H. Harms. Row 3fB. Tompkins, T. Macefield, N. Funkhouser, D. Dupuy, B. Hailey, B. Robinson, S. Everist, L. Opper, A. Richardson, J, Ney. Nw' 981 One Hundrai Three 0' r........ l 5 l L... Row 1-Mr. Schaub, Mr. Deethardt, Mr. Howells, Mr. Meacham, Mr. Stewart. Row 2-Mr. Hicks, Mrs. Burger, Mr. Pozony Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 CARET KERS J. Kromphardt, First Vice-President, A. Schuh, President, H. Livingston, Second Vice-President. L. R. McDonald, Principal, Mrs. Mary Monk, Director, Mrs. Evelyn Timke, Treasurer: Mrs. Martha Jackson, Secretary, R. Bryan, Director, E. Gardener, Director, E. Minor, Directory Not in picture-June Henninger, Director, Washington, Illinois, Corporal R. Baumann, Director, Radio instructor, Naval Air Sta- tion, Jacksonville, Florida. 2 -. Ill' v --l 4 HQDJON One Hundred Four Mr. Fall, Mr. Doolittle A 9' Vw Q ff ff' f V , WOODRUFF , We 25 f 23-W, ,Q ,Qi l wgmf, J. A 1 is V . , Q V, ,ry , 1 if 5 if Veg ' r A Q2 an 4' W 'Q Q ne Hundred Six n.............,....,,..,... , . HOME COMING V. Engstrom, Attendantg M, Bauwens, '41 Queeng M. Wilson, '40 Queeng B. DeLong, Attendant. THE MARDI GRAS OF WOODRUFF Homecoming got off to a flying start on October 29. A pep assembly coached by Mr. Livingston had just enough sparkle in it to start this festive day off with a swishl Gayly decorated floats, gleeful voices, and a long procession of cars paraded through town advertising our third annual Homecoming. Mr. Dunlop can Well be proud of his efforts on the parade committee. Proving a success was the Stunt Show, in which all the classes took part and gave four-bell performances. Our hats are off to Miss Sperling. Reigning throughout the Homecoming was Mari- lyn Bauwens-Honored Queen. Her charming attendants were Bettie De Long and Violet Engstrom. Congratulations are due to Miss Luke, who labored on the Queen committee. Everyone was sorry to leave the dance which followed the Stunt Show and appreciated Miss Cody's Well-planned dance program. Since all events taking place before the game were victorious, the game naturally had to follow through With this idea with a score of 7-O. Manual was the good loser. Donna Schuettler, chairman of the Homecoming, and all other Council members deserve a lot of credit for their untiring efforts to make the Homecoming a success. Row 1+D. Schuettler, B. Cooley, V. Lindenmeyer, B. Totten, B. Hoffman, B. Bohl, R. Watzel, W. Hoerr. 3714 1 P H - kin. .- Q fe r x HAPPY GO LUCKY f . 5 ffm.. November thirteenth and fourteenth marked the staging of the latest and funniest of Senior Class Plays, Happy-Go-Lucky. Under the able direction of Miss Berman Happy Go Lucky got off to a rip-roaring start and moved along hilariously until the last curtain was drawn. Those giving top performances were: Hazel Fetherspil .....,...... Wayne Daniels ..,........ ..........Helen Marsh Gordon Marsh Blanche Pople ............. ............, A unt Stella Marilyn Solls ....... ..................,.,.....r.. M arie Kathleen Rose ........... .............e C heryl Drew Dorothy Cummins ........... ............, M FS. Marsh Don Wagner ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .......,Y, M r. Marsh B111 Hoffman .......... ............ U H019 Andy John Dixon ,,,........ ...........,l. T Om Jackson r-Old Plagk ,.,,-.-,,,. ,,,,.......,, B aron Roselli neth ..,...,.... - .,.,,. .....-,,..,-A- M I'- Lang Lee Detweiler .......... .....---ia M FS- Lang WCDODRLIFF MINSTREL Ill! . fa dred z f 9 as Low W Woodruff's first, and We hope not the last, Minstrel Show was greatly applauded on the nights of December seventeenth and eighteenth. Audiences were captivated by the displayal of Southland charm and promptly stamped the show a success. But what else could it be when under the direction of Mr. Woodman and Mr. Livingston? Deserving a sentence by himself is Don Winslow, who designed the original scenery for this gala event. Credit is also due to Miss Westermann, Miss Hedstrom, and Mr. Durham, who so willingly gave up their time to guarantee the success of this show. Page after page of thanks Wou1dn't be enough to express our gratitude to the mothers Who made the costumes and helped in a thousand other ways. rx. 8? 5 5? g k i W, - W3 AX, K -k-ff '. gf ig E- Yi, . 5, -'E-if my m!a 1 wRXE -W E - L51 i . 3 S 1 I 1 21 Ai 5 Row 1-M. L. Howatt, Mrs. Plummer, A. Hare, F. Berg, J. Maticka, M. Gruba, M. Winkleman, B. DeLong. Row 2-L. Meister, O. Senz, J. Storm, R. J. Hasten, W. Daniels, M. Solls, D. Wagner. THE LUTCHINC5 CLA As you can readily guess from the title of 1942's All-School play, it was a thriller! This wasn't just an ordinary play with a cast and a direc- tor, because Mr. Livingston chose the cast, Mrs. Arnholt directed it for two weeks, and Mrs. Plummer finished the job-three reasons for the play being a triple success. Another reason was the cast of the play: Hamid P1-HCk ............. ,.....,.......,... J ohn Thornton Jean Maticka ............ ....., . .Patricia Thornton James Storm ............ ................................ C lauson Florence Berg .......................,.. ...........,,.......... M rs. Midgely 2 ' Martha Gruba ,,.,,.......,,..............., ..........., M rs. Sally Bland f Q Marianne Winkelmann .,.......... .....,.............. S ada Sewell Marilyn Solls .,.................,..,......... .........., P eggy Boland , . Bettie DeLong ,........................ .............,. A gatha Hayden fum Rae Jeanne Hasten ..,..,...... ,...,..... M adame Lanezski Otto Senz .............,...,.....,.....,. ................. O fficer Hand Don Wagner .,................. .........,... C hief Donnelly Wayne Daniels ............. ......,..,, J erry Hayden Lyle Crawford i....... .........,................. G eorge Gordon ndred Ten JU IDR PRCDM Were the Woodruff High students suffering from nervous convul- sions on the night of May 9? Of course not, they were just jitterbugs jivin' at the Ing. In the spring, a young mans's fancy turns to PROM NIGHT, especially if that man is a junior, for that is the night of his heart. Tommy Hybiske, president of the junior class and King of the Prom, led the grand march with his radiant Queen, June Bramlet. To further our Good Neighbor program with Latin-America-a Conga line highlighted the evening. Gaily colored formals and flowers made the prom a colorful picture. All committees deserve a lot of handshakes for the excellent entertainment provided. Orchids to Miss Hession and Mr. Ririe for all their labors in behalf of the juniors who staged a prom that was the best yet. ff? Q if 1 QF .Qc ' ' ,Qff'3,zi, ' 3 -1 '- 5 . , -- L x fl ' LGHA to X1 -E.-' '-'fur ' 'Q l 1 4 1 1 1 1 J 5 s 'l l 1 5 1 4 i k -i i .4 I T 1 l 's ii 5 I 1 1 J 1 3 ei 4 G l 1 One Hundred Eleven K . Wo 0 PART N DEFENSE SAVINGS AND STAMPS BONDS Asif?:QinM-NEA-:1fHf..:1l!S?iisfAv ' 7 Tli f.Ff1'i: 4 I ' o ' . M U.. K '- 'sv '- WOCDRLIFF' 0 FRIE D W MR, E. N. WOODRUFF AN SGLOISTS First Row - M. Wilson, M. Lagron, M. Snyder, C. Burnham, E, Herzog, J. Graham, Q- M , J. Bickerton, N. Lindenmeyer, P. Walton. N' 1 Second Row---D. Wagner, A. Thomas, D. Delaney, J. Christ, VV. Mayes, E. Hanson, 1 W. Dimmick, H, Mn-Entee. jg Third Row- R. Bloom, G. Szidon, H. Zimmerman, B. Johnson, H. Costeff, D. Mcljntee, 9 B. Hardesty, D. Burkland. -J ,X ata -Q. s V . f-2. 'KZ'-. K '-in-' 235 5 X 3. -1 'Ex if 'Sq 5 5152215 w F 's S , Mfr W J' ,Q we A sw M., 1 gh, ws. ...P M. . If p 42 2' q - ' ' 0,--' ' '- J ' . 1 M -f ' A,.V R L7' ' ' 3 U Q j ' if : fp, , ' Vg- Avo nuff , A ,Z h , J w. g ' ' ' . ,. 4 ' I jo . 1 P V ie I V: ig '- 'A 4' rj I 1 K, 1 3 N -fl' 1' is X V IIIHRRIURS sTAEDeu e.. P 'Q xQQQ:S HEERLEADERS Oo, Q owfpajiff. Ga -vu If ff SQ' - ' Q af? fl W OXO Te ab ' WOO J Q01-I ,I W Ooddhaff HCI! Shults ' Tea OOdI.1'llff Ib! Qff P 05' SQ 5 664 few, Q42 Isa ' 13' 1 49 e 6lf,Q'b,f 93-,con Haffxet -- f 'ze xi 'la aero, 1 1 :HV of A 1 hfw.,WM11-- s. .,: '-lie gig WOODRUFF LOYALTY s0NG ' ',.,-- 0 U1 Rah: Rah! Rah! A - 'A,L 60 Woodruff Blue and Gray! 1.5 025 Our team has got the pep we'll say! ,549 We all will show our true loyalty W' 1 ,ay And cheer you on to victory. f lle by U1 Rah! Rah! Rah! 428 Woodruff down the field, We know our team will never yield So let them hear how Woodruff High can cheer We'1l send them off with a U! Rah! Rah! U! Rah! Rah! Team! Bettylf Ogkins 1 Lffibafo wo! K 7, bO'f'1-6 fb pf' K, H256 8 Q16 by 4 1 15 fe Q11 ' f- Q: by o QQ? Q. 43,6 is 1 I Cflblpbsatps ,I gh-bt, Z! 1' K ow I O . Bill Giles PbO0o e,,'5fs0P If, ,V O I- GI. 9 O Q6 J' fe Q 2- bo 'Y 1111 . . OF, Q6 QQ, 01 :- -VII 1A3vfg,.,.gQ'3g7 J Ag K A -F' A a . , uwens 1 6105? haf, ,1 55 O to QA 1-ab 5, ,. , f. QAXO Oo .1 1.66 oo 5 QE, hr 93-QQ 551- Q6 W , 6361655 1 K. ov 'QL 1 'S Q . O ,-:a f '., , A W 1 9259 Q -:Qt 3, oo' 1 11021 f21fion1 it 1 of' ily! . dto' QQ cbd 1 I? : l, 1 V lflltr 1 ,,,yz' N . ,! ! tyry , aaiall exxe, J so .tx 1 p Q C5011 5 I B111 Robinson , ' woe -1: 'ip Betty Jones 11 ' 1 , One Hundred Fifteen 3 - ' ' ---f ' A-Af ' Row 1-J. Bullock, B. Witzig, J. Ford, D. Streitmiller, J, Reynolds, W. Denlick. Row 2 G. Dingledine, B. Buster, T. Hybiske, B. DeRenzy, H. Straesser, H. Fish-el, A. Gresham, B. Wickert, L. Clark. Row 3 -A. Travis, E. Deavers, J. Conroy, D. Grieser, B. Nelson, W. Vogel, G. Barlow, V. Jones. Row 4 M Errion, B, Franklin, B. Haggerty, B. VVie1and, J. Scherer, D. McVein, H. Schonwise. ' , E. X Nolnbd SCORES VVO0d1'l1ff ,....., 25 Canton W0Odruff 6 Galesburg .. W00druff... .... .. ...., . 0 Central .......... ,. Woodruff. . 27 Rushville . Woodruff. .. . 28 Spring Valley ..,.. Woodruff. 7 Manual ....,.., .... , , .. Woodruff , ..... ., . . 0 East Peoria ...,...,. Woodruff... .,,, ...... 6 Spalding .....,,. Won Lost Tied 3 4 1 One Hundred Sixteen sl c: N- V f v - 3 Q 93 A l'1 'J , ca , W gf K1 ,- F3 f 611 Row 1-J. Metroff, R. Clark, J. LeSeure, B. Burk, G. Phelps, B. Huxtable, D. Dryden. Row 2-Carrett, E. Kerker, D. Vogel, N. Wright, H. Schonwise, M. Errion, D. Streit- miller, A. Gresham. Q X One Hundred Eighteen Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff ..........,. Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff ,..,,........ Woodruff Woodruff ............ Woodruff ............ Woodruff .......,,.,. Woodruff .........,... Woodruff ............. Woodruff Woodruff ..........,,. Woodruff Woodruff ,............ VARSITY BASKETBALL Tremont San Jose Sparland Canton Pekin East Peoria Manual fovertimel Central Abingdon Sterling Mason City Lamphier Spalding Manual Pekin Kewanee 45 48 59 46 49 36 38 Central 40 38 46 48 48 46 44 Woodruff ,.,,.,....... ......... E ast Peoria .,...,.,...............,. .........,. 3 4 Woodruff ....,.,,..... .....,.... G alesburg .......,....,,.., ............... ........... 4 2 Woodruff ..........,.. .......,.. H all of Spring Valley ........... .,......... 2 8 Woodruff ............. ....................... S palding .....................,..,..,............. ........... 3 8 Woodruff .........,.,. ........ ,...,,,......,. ........ Q ui n cy .,..,..,..,........ ..,. ........... 2 9 PONTIAC TOURNAMENT Woodruff ..,,...,,..,. ,........,.........,.,...... 3 8 Urbana ....,..,... ,.,.. ....., 3 4 Woodruff ........,.... ..,.................... 3 2 East Moline .... ......... -25 Woodruff. ,........... ........,......,,.....,..... 3 4 Eureka .........,. ........... 3 3 Woodruff ............. .........,..........,.......,..,..... 4 1 Centralia ..... ........... 4 5 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Woodruff ............ ...............,..,............., 3 6 Washington ..,. ..,...,... 3 3 Woodruff ............ ..........,.,..................,..,... 3 0 Eureka ,,,,,,,,,,, ,A.,,,,.44. 3 5 Won 23 Lost 5 w - 8 QP356 450704 X ,, Lf-1 -1' A Q W 1 . 3 ' 33 .6 D A Y 2 i-. Il I f it ! i: :.:, I ' 11 4' .xi i ' if ,. , ,W . . -- ':'k' fe . , I x ls-QA 53 E 2 - x Row 1-N. Holland, B. Wreed, D. Trapp, L. Chase, J. McCalester, C. Schiender, B. Seely. Row 2-K. White, D. Garrison, J. Gardner, J. King, D. Nickels, H. Garion, A. Boyce, J. Mayhall, J. Hall, J. Marshall, L. Warfield. Row 3-J. Williams, C. Welsh, C. Perry, T. Moffatt, G. Crotty, B. Bacon, J. Rosen- baum, J. Sharpe, D. Dryden, J. Rosenbaum, J. Hall. X Row 4-P. Detwieler, M. Koch, D. Spence, O. Ronelt, J. Trefzger, B. Alberti, B. Cassel, fx, D. Maple. Q ' o Top: Mr. Ririe, coach. f f XN ,f . f O W A x , . . QM. 4 pl -5 1' ff 1'- ,-Q1 as X One Hundred Twenty 104504 Woodruff ............. Woodruff ..... - ...... Woodruff ............. Woodruff ............. .............. Woodruff ...................... Won 1 FRE H-SOPH FCDOTBALL SCORES Dunlap 0 0 Pekin 6 0 Manual 7 6 Central 6 0 East Peoria ................... ,...- ..... .... . .. 0 Lost Tied 2 2 Row 1-D. Garrison, P. Phelps, G. Phelps, D. Alberti, R. Maple. Row 2-D. Williams,'J. Vogel, S. Minor, F. Fisher, Mr. Wolf, B. Bacon, B. Perdue, Lukehart. FRESH-SOPH BASKETBALL Woodruff ,......... Woodruff. ..,. ..... Woodruff .......... Woodruff .......... Woodruff ..,....... Woodruff .......... Woodruff .......... Woodruff ,......... Woodruff Woodruff .......,.. Woodruff ........., Woodruff .......... ..............,.............,..... Woodruff .......... ..........,............................ Won 5 SCORES 24 19 22 35 33 23 34 21 34 15 31 28 35 Central .... Sterling ,..... Roosevelt Spalding ...... ............ Manual .... Pekin ..... Central .,.... Kewanee East Peoria Galesburg Manual ......... .......,.... Spalding Columbia Lost 8 una-on X One Hundred Twenty-one Row 1-fC. Leighty, L. Barker, E. Fitchhorn, J. LeSeur, D. Kelly, Mr. Gummerson- coach. V Row 2-B. Venzon, L. Charvat, G. McDonough, B. Duhs, B. Bragg. Row 3-L. Williams, A. Hodson. . M ' ' ff' 7 C-of Q! IJ..- 4 4 Q ....I, A -'H' CRCSS COLI I RY LJZZ- ?'N4Y I-7 SCORES Woodruff .,.,....,.. , ...,.,.,, 5615 Galesburg ,... ......,.., 5 615 Woodruff ............ ,.......,. 8 6 Chillicothe ........ ..,.,... , 27 Woodruff .,.,........,.,,,,....,,,,,,............................,..........,. 30 Pekin ..,.,......,............ ,,,..,. .,..,.,.,,..,..,....,.,,........,....,,...,..., 4 0 Woodruff ,...................,...,...,...,.,,..., ..... ,.,.,..,........,.,.,. 9 6 Manual .,.,.,...............,..,.,.. ...,.,.....,..........,,.....,,,, ,,,.,..... 1 7 One Hundred Twenty-two Woodruff lost the Illini conference. and came in third in the district. meet We came in fourthg and in the Greater Peoria. second. In the Galva Row Row Row Row 1- 2- 3... T. Cassell, J. Bullock, B. Albert. B. Maher, F. Carrigan, L. Depue, A. Travis, B. Rood, B. Sullivan, F. Thomas. J. Frost, B. Bragg, D. Risen, M. Collins, J. Trefzger, V. Jones, Mr. Wolf. 4-M. Crubaugh, H. Surrells. WRESTLI G Woodruff ............ Woodruff ............ Woodruff ..,......... Woodruff ............ Woodruff ............ Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff ............ 29 Washington High 13 Manual Pekin .,.- ..... 13 Manual Pekin Galesburg ,, .,...... 17 Galesburg .... . Pekin U. High Second in Illini Conference Three wins Six losses 1 I :pl 4 V, 1 R . R., W 4 ,, 1 is tr' ' 1 1. . 4 i -.. 1 I I l 1 1 1 Q One Hundred Twenty-three 3 1 r L. CLARK I n I , V .Mfg I TRACK df W 2' if C. LEIGHTY A. TRAVIS A I r J. CONROY H. FISHER D. KELLY in R. WATZL B. GLEICH B. BUSTER Xi D. SPENCE TL'.'.2'. I SCORES Woodruff .,................. ........... 3 2 Chillicothe Woodruff ....... ,...... .... - ..... 5 6 Pekin ....,.....,....... Woodruff ................................................................. - .,......... 65 Galesburg ...... Woodruff - second in Greater Peoria meet. Woodruff- second in Pekin Relay. One Hundred Twenty-f0111' L Coach M. Ririe, W. Lindquist, R. Maple, M. Smith, B. Gauf. G. Perdue. .E .KK X . lb. 55-3 f : W.. Woodruff ..,,. , . .... ., Woodruff Woodruff... . . ,. . Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff .... .. .. Woodruff Woodruff ...,...,, ...... SCORES Spalding Pekin , Galesburg Kewanee Kewanee Bloomington Pekin . . Bloomington Gouf 14 6 9 5 ,. 5 ,. 7 l l V.. O ne H u nd red Twenty-five Q 1 TENN S R. CULP R. SMITH R. BARTH Woodruff ......,,., Woodruff ..,.,...., Woodruff ........,. Woodruff .,........ Woodruff ..,....,,, Woodruff ,..,.,.... Woodruff .......... Woodruff .....,.... Woodruff .,..................,.,. One Hundred Twenty-six g-.................... ..,. u,.,,,..--,,. , SCORES Ioan O Pekln ,. ,..., ., Central .......... Monmouth . Canton .......... Pekm ...,...,,. Central .,,..,.... Monmouth ....,... Bloomington Canton ,.,,.........,... R. LUTHY B. BURK F. WHITE Q NX. J. REYNOLDS ,. 6 ,J ' -- wg '4.' ,ggty Wgxgv. B. DUI-IS .K Q. Woodruff ,.,,.,.., Woodruff ,.....,.,.. Woodruff .....,..... Woodruff., Woodruff ,.,..,..... Woodruff. ,, Woodruff . .,..... . Woodruff.. . Woodruff ..,,....... Woodruff ...,....... Woodruff ,....,,. Woodruff , ...... . Woodruff ,... ..... Woodruff .......,... Woodruff ..,........ Woodruff .........,. Woodruff, ,, Woodruff ,.......... Woodruff .,.,....... Woodruff .,......... Woodruff .,......... N . LE SEURE H. STRAESSER. Woodruff .........., ..........,........,....,.,. Woodruff .......,... Woodruff ,.........r Won 15 K l SCORES 12 . .,.,. 8 0 5 1 0 3 8 8 fff ffffff12 3 7 3 7 3 5 7 6 Princeville Dunlap ....,,... Spalding ..,...,., Galesburg Central ......r. . DENLICH D. MAU J. PHELPS Q. T HYBISKE VN N. WRIGHT , ...11 Pekin ,,..,.,........ .......... : Q., ............. ...,.... Manual ......., Low Point Kewanee .... ,. Glasford ...,.,,.,.,.,...., East Peoria Princeville Manual ..,......... Kewanee ..,.., Central ........ Pekin ........,... Galesburg Low Point Spalding ......... Dunlap ...,.....,. . ..., East Peoria Glasford .....,...,...,. , .,,.,,,,....,..... . Lost Tied 5 2 DISTRICT MEET Dunlap .,,,............. Princeville ........ Q 0 6 5 10 .- ..... 0 9 BASEBALL 9 - rv Q' 1 .K X c L 1 . , - 1 I F V, 5 4 - 1 X. A' 9 , . I f 1 ' 1 -, fa., PHIL UFJON 3 l 4 4 One Hundred Twenty-seven . 4-11-s oaUSJJo2FUwgsTUF1!H?' O E :U E Z cz. ,- S 2 F3 '4 . 2. 73 : E4 G.A,A. OFFICERS AND MANAGERS Row 1-wMiss Meixner, J. Lush, M. Kncer, H. Lush, C. Crawford, Miss Luke. Row ZSJ. Ellis, E. Staedeli, M. L. Thorson, M. Crump, G. Tracy. 9 O Q B AA B. M Alexander Atkins Beard Bobeck E. Bratt Crump Eberhai-dt George Hansen Hutchcraft Tracy Watson Williams Kinney Looch Manuel McCrary McGrane Olson Raistrick Schenck Senti Sterling Thompkins E. Thorson Tracy Watzl Woodruff Altpeter Barrowrrian Begeman Bramman Claycomb Diamond Ellis Gray Harms Jordon Kneer Lush McCartney McGee Miller O'Shaughessy Rice Schofield Slater Steinseifer Thompkins Tippett Tyson West Anderson Barloga Bickerton Bratt Crawford Downen Fuller Greulich Hill Klingen Lancaster Lush . 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'7 ee a M15 lgfs C6176 f t 64- Yxzvl bfxzqdozts OK OMX IMA Sc,xoXX Grad Rgcexlitlgg Class In Com lp'Omas mZl1gement BASKETBALL PEKIII VS. WJLS FEI. 3 THERE IVIT MWNMMIES W.H.S. vs. CENTRAL FEL I HERE KEWAHEE vs. WJLS. FELT TUE!! ,gn-Y' GENERAL OR GlKlZlT!0HS CLUB I Ill! JUIWI uussrlou or me mx 'M lm nn hmm hum no m un lm. CHESS II Y nl Ill I HIL RES if TIES Ill HEI, CHEM I0- CE snnxvnc 4 llll 3914 ,. .A f 9 La w,'!H T,R 56f.'55 '4iayS, 5 A al 'L A , 1 A One Hundred T i n 'Bl Obi - the main part of the Activity Club have helped to make these organizations a success. There's no Priority or fine when you belonqtothe Activity Club. The following organizations have banded toqether to offer you amusement . . . recreation and pleasure durinq your stay at Woodruff. W.H.S. Athletic Department Gbserver Talisman Student Council Minstrel Senior Play Variety Show Sprinq Play Picture Shows SAVE NOW FOR YOUR MEMBERSHIP NEXT YEAR. For catalogue and information, address yi Miss Emma T. Schmidt Secretary of Admissions, T President-Dr. Frederic R. Hamilton ,J Registrar-Mr. Asa Carter RADLEY is a non-sectarian, coeducational college with a program which unites a liberal education, preparation tor a major interest, and experience in practical lite under guidance and counsel. The careiully selected student body ot 900 comes from iorty states and tour toreign countries. Bradley is on the approved list ot the Association oi American Univer- sities and the American Association oi University Women. It is accredited by the North Central Association oi Colleges and Secondary Schools as a degree-granting institutiong by the University ot Illinois with Class A stand- ing, and by the Illinois State Department ot Public lnstruction. Bradley has unusually large curricular oiierings tor a small college. Besides regular liberal arts courses, there are departments in business administration, home economics, industrial education, music, art, and nursing. It has a na- tional reputation. ATHLETICS Bradley supports and is interested in inter-collegiate and intra-mural athletics. In addition to a schedule ot football, basketball, baseball, track, and tennis, which is arranged each year with leading middle western col- leges and universities, the division oi intra-mural athletics provides a well organized program which gives meaning to the aim, Sports For All. Such teams participate in all ol the games mentioned above and in golf, archery, wrestling, hand ball, volley ball, swimming, tumbling and boxing. EXPENSES Bradley is not an expensive college For the student. It is endowed and is constantly increasing its resources in order that students will be required to pay as small a traction of the cost ol an education as possible. The tuition is very reasonable. This is especially noticeable when comparison is made with other standard colleges which do not olier as extensive technical, scien- titic, and laboratory courses. , One Hundred Thirty-Eight Bradley College, Peoria, Illinois YEAR GPENS SEPT. 8, 1942 Br-aclley Polytechnic Institute Peoria, Ill. an Q, f -K A K q:f.q3,qQ f 'N W aiun ' f ww' -l :Ain N ,a gay V? - . A i ...Q i PEORIA BLUE PRINT a. PHoToPREss co. . . 119 N. Washington Si. Peona, Ill. 0 H d d Th ty J M A Q' 4 F , W-,r..r .T d Artist Photographers if Earhart Svtuhin 420 Main Street PEORIA. ILL. Phone 9233 Official Photographers for the Talisman - Sittings by Appointment fires it .M 7!nme14a FIFTH IIIMENSIUN There's a fifth dimension, not taught in schools, not discovered by mathematics or science. lt's an intangible something that measures the width of the heart . . . the understanding . . . the cooperation, whether it be a school, a family, or a neighborhood. It can be in a handshake . . . a cordial in- vitation . . . the warmth of a store's rela- tionship to its customers. And there's a fifth dimension in the spirited cooperation of a store to serve a community, people in all walks of life. For 62 years Block 81 Kuh1's has stood near-kin in the affection of Central Illinois. That's Why we've counted this fifth di- mension along with the brick, and mortar and steel of Block 61 Kuhl Co. And we shall continue to be measured, not by square feet, or number of floors, but by the warmth of our hospitality, the depth of our courtesy, and the scope of our service! BLUCK A D K HL C0. P E 0 R I A W'ilh Bran:-hes in JOLIET ROCKFORD AURORA MOLINE ELGIN DECATUR DANVILLE QUINCY E. ROCKFORD fy Hwy M, -x Wm, I 5, P rim gf 'ffm .gmk ww-119 VER ,sn 4'- W Q1 .F M , ..- J ,, 1 f x . ,, lk. , O- 0' ,xo CXNWW bww . A 0 uixpoxysb Enoxyfivg w. Q B W9 D svn: j wig I ra 3 dl X 1Q1 i . 4 , ,Q 'QQ gi ' ? 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M, M AW -7? , We ., my , gf, Q: 1 in :ii ai? ,wr 4 ww 0 , K, v 'Q m JL ,S S F5521 L ' L X fi, 4 , ' 1595? fQ ' gxwfgfkfli J F wwffk f.-'cf 'aw QQ ,fwivsw , 4 SINGEITS IEWELRY CO. 420 MAIN s'mEf:r QUALITY IEWELRY AT REASONABLE PRICES Complete Selection of Elgin, Gruen, Hamilton and Bulova Watches WALTER G. IAMESON, A. I. A. ELBERT I. HARRISCN, A.I.A. JIIMIISON and HARRISON A r c h i t e c t s 1014-16-18 ALLIANCE LIFE BLDG. PEORIA, ILL. MEMBERS OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS ARCHITECTS FOR THE E. N. WOODRUFF HIGH SCHOOL Denny Dale 'Farms 402-4 Prospect Road 4 Phone 5-4311 CHICKEN DINNERS EAT HERE or - TAKE 'EM HOME ICE CREAM COLD DRINKS HAMBURGERS ' FRENCH FRIES A Full Line of DELICATESSEN ITEMS MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT HBINGTON HIGHWAY CDNFECTIDNERY and ENIOY A DELIGHTFUL TREAT OF REFRESHMENTS 1922 North Perry Avenue Phone 4-6457 -up-pw LIPSTARTS S 5 I ' 'J '15 fs xi fm .. W4 w' , 5 5? 1,15 ,,Z,.:' ' ff, ,. f-Kr. 7 'rs fgw f ig! fi? ,r J A, sa -4 3 x I 1 ma H5 s if , M f aw v aw df' fkfgzr 3 S ,- ,, S , 1 4 - ,via - 1' U24 54 qw My R . is i T 5. 1 ,yin f K 59 :UR , Q f A if 31 f. ., -Q ,, A ' A Q5 f ' I if A ia? , , f y - 'iw g, , s V ' Qi QQ , 4 1 L' r ' K , Q 7 :ii Qfff Q -w - A V . ,. -, ififrf-Milf A W A sawing wg-. - :se x . . .f Lffif , . i g: , - .-M . fnfgf.: . ,,. Q S g.,. 3 2 .. wg 'tiiiu f -,f -nk f' -Mffp , Ria A ' Q . F 'kk' 5 H 1 :ff , - Q ,, E? AFTER ., KEEMWUWI xii , WHAT A DIFFERENC GCJGD LIGHT MAKES! N 995 v Ml Q CILCO Servant Says: Barons J RIGHT AMOUN OF LIGHTI help you. CENTRAL ILLINOIS LIGHT CO EORIA O O wiped 5 , ' : Q Q. L' 'Y wana: -q M .WW uw K 4 . Nw- . an 4 - 15 QS .5 HQ' 5' A' fl. 1 ,Ju 553, I , -wk. .', X-3 CLARKE 85 CO. Mariorie Montgomery Cottons Left: Two-piece Seersucker Suit . . . S10.95. Modeled by Mary Lou Howat Right: One-piece Seersucker Dress . . . 510.95 Modeled by Nina Ritchey. California Cottons sir I Rosze1l's Sealtest milk and ice cream are delicious and appetizing - and famous builders of pep - stamina - energy. 9 Zelfeabifmab MILK and ICE CREAM guery fkinq for WaJemoidefL MI-OWN POTATO CHIPS DELIVERED FRESH DAILY TO YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER W BM: senyptf I For Those Who Prefer Quality Manufactured by MI-OWN FOOD SERVICE PEORIA. II.LINOIS - VISIT - HERBERT KINSAlL'S BARBER SHUP 516 Spring Street 3 - CHAIRS - 3 WHERE WOODRUEE GOES - You Go HERBERT - JACK - IIM THE DARLING SHOP ,.-dlp' 6'1 1 s , 1 in. W- .if ,B . vw W 3 MW 'LK cf gf m 3 ' ay ' , S 1 if-4 A' , 1 ' 4 92 i Mf'f5'v 1 1if751 W , ,xt I ' 1 'fy .. Q-,QQ a ibn is M 4.. . 3' -. Rxlf' K a -f . aww ,Ar up-f GOLDSTEIN JEWELRY CO. 211 S. Adams Peoria, Ill. YOUR', HEADQUARTERS for GRADUATION GIFTS FOR HER: FOR HIM: Charm Bracelets Watches Costume Jewelry Key and Sport Smart Sport Watches Chains Birthstone Rings Rings Compacts 85 Cigarette Lighter Cases Cases Traveling Kits Compliments of Bruno J uerjens FLORIST 2800 N. Perry Ave. Phone 5-3521 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Compliments from your friend MR. E. N. WOODRUFF A Sincere Booster of All Your School Activities PEORIA AUTO PARTS LANES 815 S. ADAMS ST. - 30 LANES - THE HOME OF HIGH SCHOOL BOWLERS One Hundred Fift f ve is ,. WE H, . v l WHAT NEXT? ,A GET A BUSINESS EDUCATION AT BROWN'S I Attend a school of long established reputation -- a school where many future executives are now in training. WE ACCEPT ONLY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Ask for Our Catalog l BROWN'S PEORIA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Established in 1887 240 South Iefferson Avenue Phone 3-1256 A COMPLETE AND FRIENDLY BANKING SERVICE Commercial Merchants National Bank 4 and Trust Company t Peoria's Largest Bank 1 1 THIS BOOK IS BOUND IN A MOLLOY MADE COVER 2857 North Western Avenue Chicago, Illinois IOHN A. HAYES ,t Q ,ds G0 5 QL OUT 10 County Superintendent of Schools E an Q I . Q 1 I Q 2 Q 5 PEORIA'S FAS'I'EST GROWING LAUNDRY A B C LAUNDRY 603 Iackson Stree! Phone 4-0137 Peoria. Illinois Owned and Operated by Chas. R. Traynor A BEVY OF BEAUTIFUL COTTON DRESSES Always a large selection of junior sizes t p' money prices. HECHT'S BONNY SHOP 225 South Adams Fashion Firsts Are Always Here First N. E. BORN PAINT CO. PAINT - WALL PAPER GLASS 532-536 FULTON STREET Phone 3-3719 FOR BE'1'rER HEALTH Drink More NHLK FRESH MILK INSTITUTE OF PEORIA ll ll IIPOPII SAYS IF I'I S CITIES SERVICE IT HAS TO BE GOOD STRAESSER'S SERVICE STATION Prospect and Frye Ave. Phone 2-6377 MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT ANDYS DRIVE INN DIN ER SPRING Gr JEFFERSON Phone 4-6287 THEATRES BEVERLY and VARSITY ATTEND YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD 'DELANE Y'S FoodMarket 2210 N. Jefferson Street FRUITS - QUALITY MEATS - VEGETABLES - PHONE 2-6604 40 YEARS AT ONE LOCATION One Hundred F f ,nga-Zia pmmw Siam J is 't K S' is I HENRY J. RUSSELL C0 PRINTERS LEHMANN BUILDING PEORIA. ILLINOIS R U E S C H Sash 6. Door Co. 1007 South Adams Grace Presbyterian Church MADISON AVENUE AND WAYNE STREET, PEORIA, ILL. REV. ALBERT LINDSEY, Ir,, Minister For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have ever- lasting life.-lohn 3:16, We preach not ourselves but Christ lesus the Lord. ill Cor. 4:57 Crowley Bros., Inc. 2-6604 - PHONES - 2-6604 40 YEARS AT ONE LOCATION Compliments COMPLIMENTS Of OF Crest Theatre RED DIAMQND Prospect Road Peoria Heights Battery CQ. Midget Studio MEET AT- Greeting Cards for All Occasions GIFTS - KODAK FINISHING COSTUMES FOR RENT Trick Novelties 308 Liberty SI. Peoria, Illinois The BEE. HIVE SODA FOUNTAIN Where Fine Food is a By Word BALCONY SERVICE In 'One Hundred Sixty Ni X? ui X 48, 'A ,, wwsf-iv 4 ,WH mig,1 ewg5Sf'j'kf 5- 415. J? If f' A 1 ' 4' H Nw? e, ..,. , 1 , jf' Q5 Q. ,X A, N511 ' .f5i'iQgy'12ff4L ' 1 M' X 4 idx a Y' . ..1.-- x -ff' 'WM A .. M HM, Q! FRITSCHE'S Drive In WoodruH's Own USE OUR DRIVE IN 705 Hamilton Blvd. Phone 6162 Kennedy Laundry LINCOLN and WESTERN GARAGE 1506 Lincoln General Repair Work Automotive Ignitxo DELCO AND AUTO LITE BATTERIES R A W L'S Restaurant Special Chicken Dinners COIVIPLETE FOUNTAIN Dry Cleaners szmncn Phone 6161 121 S. Water St. 3218 N. Adams Phone 2-6331 B U C K National Brands Stocked by us in a CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC complete range of sizes and widths For Men - For Women - For Children - MST sm HCHMQUE Big-if COOMBS CORRECTIVE COLON THERAPY Joffbsfffide Rijgrgggeil Robinhood T in Johnsonian Conformal X-Ray Fitted . . . Convenient Credit 200 N. Perry Ave. Phone 7005 321 Fulton St. Outlet Store-206 Liberty Hide , B H333 nmf: .I .. Mes K BLACK BEST or WISHES , W! A mi I HAWK -ll 4,ji'Q'-'F' BY v nuszs U to - The Tri-Cities, Kewanee, Springfield, St. Louis, Lincoln, Champaign, Danville, Indianapolis, d C- Madison, Freeport, Dixon. O Hundred Sixty- X L' C mpliments I PALACE CAFETERIA AUTOMOTIVE IGNITION 6 SERVICE CO. Speedometers - Generators - Starters Fuel Pumps - Carburetors - Radiators Magnetos - Batteries 522 Franklin St. Phone 4-8217 PEORIA, ILL. W I L K I N S PIPE 61 SUPPLY CO. 1008 South Adams Street Phone 4-1193 1942 GRADUATES Register for Desirable Positions with TAES AGENCY 208 Lehmann Building H d d s' -f On 'Time . . . and Clygbr ERNSBERGER PRINTING COMPANY 302 First Avenue phone 4.2614 AN DY'S WHITE ROSE Spring and Jefferson Peoria, Ill. Telephone 4-6608 The Boland Mortuary Since 1886, in Peoria 300 N. Perry Ave. Phone 5541 Jas. E. Hart A. A. Franks M J Salmon Jr COMPLIMENTS OF DEVOE ARTISTS' MATERIALS DEVOE 6. RAYNOLDS CO.. Inc. 105 N. Monroe Peoria, lll. Phone 3-4712 HALDER 6. HALDER GROCERIES, MEATS. FRUITS and VEGETABLES Phone 3-3631 Fayette at Knoxville RALPH S. SULLIVAN, D.D.S. 9O849O8A Lehmann Bldq. Phone 8610 Peoria, Illinois Lynch Bros. Oil Co., Inc. 422 North Adams Phone 3-3843 Peoria, Illinois COME TO J ohnston-Moody Company FOR AUTHORIZED HUDSON SERVICE 1812 Main Street we ,, . ' lfifrik: , 4 1. . 512 x-My-1-5 :t ,YJ ,wwify Y - O L , 1 Director CENTRAL SPORTING H0003 CU. ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT FOR ALL SPORTS 519 Main St. Peoria, Ill. Phone 7940 ' A Adams Typewriter Co ' PM ' For RENTALS, All Musee of Portables and Standard Machines 405 South Adams Street SALES and REPAIRS og.-g-:g-5gg,- PHONES 8209 - 3-3341 BOB TAYLOR'S Standard Service Prospect and McClure Peoria, Illinois Opposite Glen Oak Park Ph0ne 2-6307 Compliments oi MOSER'S SHOE STORE 2027 South Adams PEORIA FINANCE AND THRIFT CO. PERSONAL LOANS 315 SOUTH IEFFERSON STREET GLENN'S MARKET GROCERIE and MEATS 1034 N. Monroe Phone 6972 DR. P. SIDNEY NEUWIRTH 628 jefferson Bldg. Phone 3-4611 DR. H. C. RODENHOUSER ORTHODONTIST Practice Limited to the Correction of the Irregularities of the Teeth 805 Alliance Lite Bldg. Peoria, Illinois Baxter's Confectionery 61 Grocery 514 Glendale Ave. Open Sundays and Evenings Peoria, Illinois CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK and TRUST COMPANY oi PEORIA IDEAL FOOD MARKET Open Evenings and SundaYs STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS Prompt Free Delivery Service 823 N. Iefierson St. Phone 9223 Compliments of HUNTER-KAVANAGH AND MCLAUGHLIN BOGARD'S DRUG STORE A. H. BOGARD, R. Ph. Cor. University and McClure Phone 2-6120 PEORIA, ILLINOIS Meet Your Friends at . . . TRINITY TEMPLE DR. B. G. DRAKE, Pastor .Q Corner Perry and Morgan WELCOME - Ma HUNTER'S LUNCH POPCORN - SANDWICH!-IS - CIGAREITES SODA POP in and PSYYY Phone 4-6492 Peoria Musical Instrument Co. 702 Pinclell One Hundre KING BAND INSTRUMENTS IESSE FRENCH PIANOS Henry E. Skinner, Proprietor 617 Main Street Phone 4-2363 Peoria. Illinois ROBERT A. WILHELM ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Peoria, Illinois POTTER 84 ANDERSON Jewelers Alliance Life Bldg. Phone 4-3536 334 Fulton St. Opp. Jefferson Bldg. PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO. MAKE YOUR CAR HAPPY USE 66 PRODUCTS COMPLIMENTS OF DR. P. B. BIANCO 2819 N. Adams DR. B. T. HARSCH DENTIST Bldg. H 221 S. Iefterson Ave. Phori PEORIA, ILLINOIS LARRY'S MARKET sos WISCONSIN AVENUE 66 e 9037 M c E N T E E ' S Complete Food Market 401 MISSOURI AVE. PHONE 2-04l2 PF AF FMANN BROS. QUALITY UPHOLSTERING and CABINET WORK 514 Spring Street Phone 9520 Peoria, Illinois DR. LLOYD K. WYATT OPTOMETRIST Central National Bank Building Telephone 8810 Peoria, Illinois Practice on a Royal . . . Peoria Typewriter Co. 420 Liberty Street Telephone 4-4136 A. H. Hellsteclt and J. C. Pavloslci Where service means more than a promise ROLAND A. SLATER. M.D. 807 Alliance Life Bldg. Peoria, Ill. Hours: 10-12, 2-4 or by Appointment Except Thursdays Office Phone, 78175 Res. Phone, 2-6963 THE SOUTH SIDE TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK OF PEORIA DR. E. E. NYSTROM Phones: Office 4-3331, Residence 3-1623 Office: 400 Alliance Life Building CHAS. S. DOWLING SHELL SERVICE STATION Lubrication - Accessories - Tires -- Batteries 1600 Prospect Road Telephone 2-6370 d Sixty-eight PHONE 2-4739 Peona. Illinois DR. M. F. s1MPsoN DENTIST 2819 N. Adams Phone 5-3213 Peoria, 111. N. H . Richardson Roofing Co. 3520 N. Adams Phone 2-8822 Rocx wooL INSULATION C. P. WILSON, M.D. PRACTICE LIMITED TO RECTAL DISEASES 807-809 Alliance Life Bldg. Phone 7817 W. P. Brown Insurance Agency Formerly I. H. Blusch Established 1897 Suite 223-25 Cent. Nat'l Bank Bldg. Corner Main and Adams Streets Peoria. Ill. PHONE 3-4477 lienned .QQ-Uii:::1llfof,' q MAIN sr. NW? PEORIA, ILLINOIS HART'S CASH MARKET 712 Evans Phone 3-4337 Open Sundays and Evenings GROCERIES and MEATS ICE CREAM and SODA W. F. MITCHELL, D.D. S. Phones: Res. 2-0841: Office. 2-2617 1706 N. Sheridan Road Peoria. Ill. We' re Going to . . . KRAMER'S open the year round IOHNSON GROCERY Open Evenings and Sundays FULL LINE OF GROCERIES, LUNCH MEAT and ICE CREAM Schaefer's Standard Service Frye and Wisconsin GREASING and Accassomns FRASCO'S GROCERY QUALITY IVIEATS Phone 2-6354 3001 N. Adams si. .ii LESTER O. SCHRIVER ' 1' ' GENERAL AGENT 301-305 S. Iefierson Ave. Peoria Telephones: Bus. 3-3791: Res. 9658 I. D. KAHN. D.D.S. 100 N. Adams Phone 4-1860 Peoria, Illinois TRU-VALUE SPORT SHOP Sweaters -- Blouses - Skirts - Iackets Dresses - Coats TRU-VALUE SHOP 231 S. Adams St. MORGAN 8: MORGAN Attorneys at Law Central National Bank Building SUITS - DRESSES - TOPCOATS CLEANED AND PRESSED 2 for 51.25 DEPENDABLE CLEANERS 510 Wisconsin One Hundred S xty To e 4 ELMER W. SEABURG, M. D. i r t M 530 Alliance Liie Bldg. Phone 8447 U, Peoria, Illinois The RECORD PRINTING and r PUBLISHING CO. 103 Main St. Phone 3-5719 Printers of The Woodruff Observer Your School Directory y FRANK L. HAZEN CO. Q SALES FRIGIDAIRE SERVICE 312 S. Iefferson Avenue Peoria, Ill ' BEN F. WALTERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS 812 Kansas Phone 2-0119 Peoria, Illinois 412 South Washington Street Peoria, Illinois COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE DUCHESS BEAUTY SALON E zso S. Jefferson Phone 4-1707 ' Peoria, Illinois R. H. Boatman, Prop. SERVICE - Reirigeratofrs - Home Appliances All Makes Repaired - Charges Reasonable Work Guaranteed Authorized NORGE Dealers - Refrigerators -- Ranges Washers , Greenleaf Conditineer Co. ' Call Day or Night 2-1711 North at Richmond I IOHN A. MASON E A. MASON Bs SON AGENCY E INSURANCE Res. Phone, 3-48699 Office Phone, 3-5469 806 Lehm nn Bldg- Peoria, Illinois 5 a ' One Hundred Seventy I ACK'S FOOD MARKET GROCERIES AND MEATS Wisconsin at Ravine Phone 2-6645 Peoria, Illinois EXIDE BATTERIES GOODYEAR TIRES W. I. Wi1he1m's Shell Service MOTOR HI-KLONIC SERVICE For Motors, Transmissions and Differentials Madison and Spring Sis. Phone 4-6986 Peoria, Ill. PEORIA AUTO ELECTRIC CO. IGNITION - STARTERS -- GENERATORS - CARBUREIORS MAGNETO SERVICE - COMPLETE MOTOR TUNE-UP See REX for Radiator Repairing 514-18 Franklin Street Phone 3-4221 PITSCH'S SAUSAGE SHOP 2730 North Adams Street Phone 5-3212 Compliments of DIXON FISHERIES DR. ALBERT H. BLOME DENTIST 605 Alliance Life Bldg. Phone 3-1915 Peoria, Illinois SIDNEY HARRISON HOTEL, RESTAURANT and SCHOOL COOKING Equipment 612 South Adams Street FRED HAUER 6. CO. sHEE'r METAL CONTRACTORS American Furnaces Iune-Aire Gas Furnaces Stokers V Lincoln Furnaces lll North Water St. Telephone 4-6143 Abbot, W. 46 Aberle, V. 90, 98, 102 Absher, G. 62 Adams, G. 70, 90 Adams, P. 62, 88 Adkins, B. 62 Aitchison, H. 13 Alberti, B. 62, 120, 123 Alberti, D. 121 Alexander, A. 70, 128 Alford, D. 70, 88 Alford, D. 46, 78, 93 Alford, L. 89 Alford, R. 46, 84, 88 Allen, D. 22 Allen, J. 46 Allen, L. 46, 95 Allmon, M. 22, 92 Altpeter, L. 46 Anderson, B. 70 Anderson, E. 69 Anderson, L. 62 Anderson, M. 22 Anderson, P. 22, 87, 100 Anderson, S. 46 Anderson, W. 62, 93, 96 Andrews, G. 70 Anglin, C. 22 Arbogast, I. 70 Armitage, A. 13 Armstrong, A. 70 Armstrong, B. 62, 84, 97 Armstrong, D. 22 61 PERSONAL I DE Bensel, H. 88 Benson, V. 61, 87 Berg, F. 23, 74, 101, 103, 110 Berg, H. 64 Berger, H. 104 Berman, B. 13, 93 Berry, S. 62, 94 Best, E. 13 Betson, B. 70 Betson, M. 23 Bickel, J. 23, 74 Bickerton, J. 70, 76, 88, 95, Bireline, C. 61 Birkel, R. 69 Bitterberg, H. 46, 77, 95 Black, E. 62 Blackard, R. 23, 91 Blackburn, V. 13 Blair, J. 61, 80 Bloom, R. 46, 88, 113 Blunier, M. 23 Bobeck, M. 70 Bobeck, P. 46, 96, 128 BohL B. 45,46,76,91,92,98 Boich, B. 46 Boomgarden, E. 13, 91 Bonomo, S. 70, 89 Boster, L. 46 Bostick, P. 63 Boulanger, J. 23 Boyce, A. 120 Boyd, M. 70 Boyd, T. 46 Boyer, B. 70, 94 Braden, C. 62, 96 Bragg, W. 67, 123 113 99, 106 Bramlet, J. 46, 80, 81, 86, 93, 94, 98, Caldwell, B. 24 Caldwell, I. 61 Campbell, A. 67 Campbell, J. 61, 62, 89 Camper, J. 47, 80 Canton, M. 68 Cantrall, D. 24 Cappitelli, V. 63, 96 Carlin, W. 13 Carpenter, S. 47 Carrigan, F. 69, 97, 123 Carroll, B. 63 Carroll, M. 63 Carter, C. 13, 100 Cassel, B. 120 Cassel, T. 69, 123 Causey, B. 58 Chamberlain, B. 68 Chamberlain, E. 47 Chandler, R. 69, 80, 81, 94, 97 Chapai, N. 68 Charvat, L. 62, 122 Arnold, M. Arnold, R. 46 Astroth, J. 22, 96 Astroth, S. 62, 96 Atkins, V. 46, 128 Atkinson, B. 70, 89 Atkinson, M. 88 Augsburger, N. 46 Austin, J. 21, 22, 117 Bach, E. 61 Bacon, R. 61, 120, 121 Baer, M. 85 Bailey, B. 22 Bailey, D. 62 Bailey, D. 88, 89 Bailey, V. 46, 85, 96 Baillie, D. 81, 96 Baker, B. 62, 70, 95, 96 Ball, M. 62, 96 Banning, D. 58 Barcus, M. 46, 88 Barker, L. 46, 122 Barloga, L. 70, 80, 81 Barlow, G. 116 Barnett, B. 62 Barron, N. 46 Barron, P. 22, 75, 103 Barry, C. 22 Barth, G. 46 Barth, R. 22, 126 Baumman, R. 104 Bauwens, M. 23, 106, 115 Beard, E. 61, 128 Beard, M. 61 Beasley, C. 46 Beaumont, K. 46 Bechtold, W. 70 Becker, J. 23, 100 Beebe, E. 62 Begeman, E. 46 Behl, M. 46 Belcher, D. 46 Bell, V. 23 Bell, W. 61 Bengard, D. 70 Benko, E. 46 Bennett, I. 62 101,103,111 Brannet, na. 46, 80, 81, 86, 93, 96 101,102 Brandenburg, M. 63 Brandow, G. 70 Brannon, J. 23 Bratt, L. 47, 100 Bratt, M. 63, 85, 128 Brehm, J. 47, 95 Bremer, B. 23 Brennan, E. 47 Breymeyer, D. 67 Bridgeman, M. 70 Brinegar, J. 62, 84 Brinkman, M. 47, 96 47, 84 Brown, L. Browning, B. 47, 100 Browning, D. 63 Bryan, R. 104 Browning, S. 23 Brye, M. 13 Buchanan, D. 47, 95 Buchanan, L. 69 47, 96, 99, 116, 123 Bullock, J. Bunch, M. 62 Bunn, J. 47 Burchell, H. 70, 80, 88 Burger, B. 63 Burger, D. 70 Burgin, E. 70, 95 Burk, B. 24, 126 Burkhart, B. 62 Burkholder, L. 47 Burkland, D. 47, 88, 113 Burley, J. 47 Burnham, C. 63, 88, 113 Burt, R. 13, 80 Bush, C. 70 Buster, B. 47, 116, 117, 124 ' Button, H. 24 Byar, B. 70, 89, 96 Byrkit, C. 69, 81, 95 Cads, 12 Chase, L. 69, 120 Christman, H. 24, 74, 84, 102 Christman, R. 63 Christ, J. 24, 88, 74, 113 Clark, L. 27, 116, 124 Clark, R. 47, 119 ' Clarkson, W. 69 Clatfelter, G. 67 Claybaugh, H. 63, 88, 96 Claycomb, I. 47, 80, 81, 100 Cleer, K. 24 Close, D. 63 Cody, M. 14, 100 Coker, F. 47 Cole, J. 69 Colgan, T. 12, 102 Collins, F. 63, 80, 81, 84, 97 Collins, M. 64, 123 Colomac, J. 47 Conlee, B. 106 Conlee, M. 24, 84 Connett, O. 14 Conroy, J. 24, 116, 117, 124 Cook, M. 24, 96 Cook, V. 95, 96 Cooke, B. 69 Cooley, B. 47, 76, 77, 98 Coon, B. 24 Coon, R. 63, 89 Copelen, W. 24 Corder, G. 25 Cordle, D. 62, 88 Cordts, R. 25, 96 Corken, D. 25, 77, 78, 93 Correll, T. 14 Costoff, H. 47, 80, 89, 91, 93, 94, 113 Courtright, F. 14 Cox, B. 69, 81 Crabtree, G. 47, 88 Crafton, H. 63 Crandall, E. 62, 84 Cranford, P. 25 Cranford, S. 96 Crank, J. 47 Crank, K. 25 Crary, C. 61, 85 Crawford, C. 47, 128, 129 Crawford, L. 86, 93, 96 Crawford, W. 25, 78 Crider, A. 25 Crotty, G. 47, 120 Crouch, D. 47 Crowell, W. 58 Crowley, M. 14 Crubaugh, M. 68, 89, 123 Cruise, C. 25, 87, 100 Cruise, W. 63 Crump, M. 98, 128 One Hundred S eventy-one Cullen, T. 67 Culp, B. 126 Culver, P. 14 Cumming, R. 47, 76, 88, 92, 98 Cummins, D. 21, 25, 74, 92, 107 Curfman, C. 100 Curry, W. 58 Curtice, C. 85 Curtis, J. 67 Cutler, J. 68 Dalrymple, R. 47 Daniels, W. 25, 93, 99, 117, 110 Davis, B. 68 Davis, J. 48, 84, 94 Davis, K. 86 Day, R. 58 DeArmond, N. 68 Deethardt, J. 104 Deavers, E. 48, 116 48 De Kalb, B. Delaney, D. 21, 25, 88, 99. 113, 74 Delgado, L. 25 De Long, B. 48, 78, 84, 93, 94, 95, 106, 75, 110 Delubery, G. 58, 95 Delubery, J. 68 Demmin, R. 48, 99 Denlick, W. 25, 26, 116, 127 Dennis, D. 58 De Pue, L. 69, 123 De Renzy, B. 48, 99, 116 Dergins, C. 58 Derry, G. 68, 88 De Selms, E. 69 De Trem e P. 69 P , Detweiler, L. 26, 78, 86, 93, 94 107, 74 Detweiler, P. 48, 85, 120 De Weerth, E. 48, 84, 101 69 69 Diamond, D. Diamond, G. Diamond, S. 26, 101, 128 Dickerson, C. 63 Dietsch, J. 68 Dietsch, K. 64 Dille, G. E. 12 Diller, D. 58 Dimmick, W. 58, 88, 90, 113 Dingledine, G. 116 Dinquel, M. 69 Diskin, D. 63 Dixon, H. 26, 100, 115 Dixon, J. 48, 86, 96 Dixon, J. 92, 93, 107 Dooley, E. 58 Doolittle, C. 104 Doss, T. 48 Douglas, M. 68 Downen, B. 68, 128 Drake, H. 88 Drake, L. 48 Draper, B. 48, 124 Droll, E. 69 Dryden, D. 120 Drysdale, V. 48 Duckworth, L. 48 Du Clos, J. 64 Duhs, B. 26, 127 Duhs, B. 48, 122 Dunkel, B. 26 Dunlap, J. 58, 85, 96 Dunlop, J. 14 Dupuy, D. 26, 100, 103 Durham, J. 14, 100 Eaton, F. 26 Eaton, R. 26 Eberhart, A. 48, 94, 128 Eckerman, J. 58 Edlin, R. 26, 78, 88, 101, 74 Edwards, D. 12 Edwards, N. 64, 85, 95 Eginbrod, C. 63 Eichenlaub, E. 19 Elliot, K. 87 Ellis, J. 26, 128 Elwood, B. 48 e Hundred Seventy-two Emerson, E. 19 Emert, B. 58 Emert, D. 48, 84, 88 Enda, C. 48, 94 Engel, E. 26, 95 Engel, G. 68 l-lngelbrecht, E. 96 Engelbrecht, R. 67 Engstrom, B. 63, 85 Engstrom, C. 27 Engstrom, V. 84, 106 lirrion, M. 48, 96, 116, 117, 119, 74 livans, G. 48, 91, 92, 93, 9 Evans S. 66 Everist, S. 27, 103 Fanner, D. 12 Faiabee, A. 27 Fay, D. 63 Fehr, I. 48 Fehr, M. 12 Felton, P. 58, 84, 88, 96 Ferguson, J. 68 Ferguson, N. 63, 84 Fetherspil, H. 27, 93, 107 Feuchter, M. 48 Fierce, B. 58, 96 Fifer, L. 95 Finkey, R. 27 Firth, B. 27, 96 Fisher, A. 84, 116, 124 Fisher, B. 68 Fisher, F. 67, 121 Fisher, L. 12, 88 Fitchhorn, E. 27, 99, 122 Fitzgerald, D. 12 Fitzgerald, L. 27 Fletcher, M. 61, 89 Flynn, E. 48, 80, 81 Folck, D. 61, 76, 85 Folck, J. 48, 88 Forcum, B. 58 Forcum, V. 48 Ford, E. 62 Ford, J. 27, 117 Ford, J. 12 Fortenbach, P. 48, 89 Fosco, D. 48, 84 Foster, G. 48, 68 Fraikes, H. 62 Fraley, M. 58 Franklin, B. 27, 116 Frazier, N. 61 Freeman, L. 48, 95, 103 French, D. 49 Frerichs, B. 49, 84 Freuhauf, R. 62 Frost, J. 61, 123 Fry, M. 27, 87 Fuller, B. 12, 68, 128 Funkhouser, N. 27, 103 Fuquay, L. 12 Gaines, J. 64 Gand, R. 61, 89, 98 Ganion, H. 49 Gansch, H. 49 Ganss, B. 62 Gardiner, J. 120 Gardner, C. 67 Gardner, E. 28 Gardner, E. 104 Garion, H. 120 Garnes, B. 96 Garnes, P. 12 Garrison, C. 67 Garrison, D. 62, 120, 121 Gastineau, M. 68, 87 Gauf, B. 125 Gauwitz, A. 58 Gauwitz, L. 58, 84 Gauwitz, R. 49, 84, 96 Geddes, R. 68 Geer, E. 89 George, P. '64, 87, 128 Gibbs, W. 28 Gibson, H. 61, 80, 81 8, 99 Giebelhausen, J. 68 Giles, B. 49, 115 Gillespie, A. 84 Gillig, P. 49, 95, 96 Ginaocchio, J. 49 Gier, E. 62, 68 Gish, J. 12 Glass, D. 62 Gleich, B. 124 Gluck, K. 49 Good, B. 67 Goble, R. 64 Gonas, I. 28, 84 Gorenz, J. 45, 49, 78, 88, 75 Gosse, M. 28 Gowdy, J. 62, 90 Graham, J. 28, 88, 96, 113, 74 Graham, J. 49, 101 Grant, D. 28 Grant, M. 61 Grant, S. 49 Graves, L. 28 Gravette, G. 93, 94 Grawey, A. 28 Gray, C. 68 Gray, G. 87, 128 Green, J. 58, 93, 96, 100 Gregory, B. 28, 100 Grehm, F. 12 Gresham, A. 49, 116, 117, 119 Greulick, L. 58, 128 Griesser, D. 28, 84, 116 Griffith, C. 62 Grimm, H. 28 Goezinger, L. 68, 89 Gromms, J. 61 Gruba, M. 49, 78, 84, 86, 92, 93, 110 Griffitt, L. 12 Guldenpfenning, E. 29, 88 Gummerson, R. 14, 97, 122 Guth, E. 68 Hacker, E. 66 Hackett, A. 29, 100 Haggerty, B. 116 Hailey, B. 29, 103 Giebelhausen. M. 28, 86, 103, 74 -1 ., 1 .,.1....,-1-..4.1.....,---,,,,..... 1 .L . Halder, C. 29 Hall, B. 29, 103 Hall, B. 49 Hall, E. 58 Hall, J. 14, 98 Hall, J. 58 Hall, J. 66, 91, 120 Hall, P. 66 Hammer, M. 29 Hammer, T. 29 Hammond, M. 12 Hanchett, B. 49 Handley, M. 58, 87 Hankins, W, 29 Hanshaw, V. 66 Hanson, E. 49, 88, 91, 93, 98, 10 Hanson, N. 58, 94, 128, 129 Hapke, R. Harder, E. 49, 84 49, 88 Hardesty, B. 62, 88, 113 Hardesty, H. 29, 88, 89 Hare, A. 49, 93, 110 Harland, G. 29 Harland, J. 66 Harmon, J. 49, 84 Harmon, N. 58 Harms, H. 29, 84, 101, 103, 75, Harms, H. 12 Harms, I. 62, 88, 96, 128 Harms, W. 15 Harrell, V. 29, 84, 94, 97, 102 Harrison, D. . 30, 98 Harrison, J. 30 Hartmann, J. 62, 80, 81, 85, 96 Hash, E. 49, 93, 103 Haskell, D. 66 Hasten, D. 86 Hasten, J. 30, 89, 74 Hasten, L. 30 Hasten, R. 58, 95, 110 3, 1 74 Hatcher, S. 58, 96 Haungs, H. 49, 94 Hauptley, R. 30 Hawkins, B. 49 Hawkins, J. 49 Hawkins, P. 49 Hawley, E. 62 Hayword, N. 62, 95 Hazelhurst, R. 67 Hedstrom, G. 15, 92 Hedstrom, L. 15 Hedstrom, S. 66 Heinzman, C. 15 Hellman, A. 62 Hellman, A. 66 Hellrigel, I. 12 Helvey, V. 30 Hemmele, R. 66 Henderson, J. 66 Henninger, J. 104 Hense, M. 66, 89 Herold, E. 49, 85 Herold, R. 49 Herr, L. 12 Herr, M. 49 Herschel, R. 67 Heryford, H. 30, 89 Herzog, E. 88, 97, 113 Hession, G. 15 Hettler, P. 62, 80, 84 Hickey, B. 67 Hicks, B. 12, 76, 88 Hicks, L. 104 Hiett, L. 12 Higham, B. 49 Hilgers, E. 62 Hill, B. 64, 88 Hill, J. 12, 65, 94 Hill, J. 50, 95, 97, 128 Hill, L. 50, 91 Hillier, J. 30 Hillyer, K. 89 Hinderliter, K. Hines, N. 66 Hinshaw, H. 62 Hisler, R. 67 Hodson, A. 30, 122, 74 Hoeflin, A. 15, 80 89, 97 Hoerr, J. 50, 84 Hoerr, M. 66 Hoerr, M. 62, 84, 93, 94 Hoerr, M. 30, 80, 81, 93, 97 Hoerr, S. 12 Hoerr, W. 30, 76, 93, 106, Hoffman, B. 30, 76, 106, 1 Holland, N. 85, 120 74 07, 74 Hysel, N. 12 Idleman, B. 58 Ihnken, D. 50 Ingram, H. 50, 76, 90, 93, 94, 98, 75 Ingram, R. 62, 77, 90, 94 Irish, T. 66, 96 Jackson, E. 67 Jackson, E. 50 Jackson, M. 104 Jackson, N. 50, 84 Jackson, R. 12, 91 Jacobson, C. 15 Jagitsch, R. 12 Jagitsch, V. 96 Janssen, E. 31, 87, 95 Janssen, J. 64 Jett, N. 50, 101 Johnson, A. 64 Johnson, D. 50 Johnson, D. 31, 86, 94, 101 Johnson, L. 31 Johnson, M. 27, 31, 87 Johnson, M. 62, 80, 81 Johnson, M. 103 Johnson, R. 57, 62, 88, 96, Johnson, S. 62, 89 Jones, B. 32, 115 Jones, G. 103 Jones, J. 12, 96 Jones, M. 32 Jones, R. 32, 96 Jones, S. 64 Jones, V. 50, 116, 123 Joos, M. 32 Jordon, G. 64 Jorda.n, J. 64, 128 V Jordan, J . 50 Joyce, B. 66 Kahn, D. 50, 88, 91, 98 Kaison, B. 64 Kalb, A. 50 Kalis, L. 71 Kappeler, R. 15 Karl, P. 64 Kasebier, C. 50, 89 Katus, W. 64, 96, 97 Kauffman, S. 71 Kauffman, R. 50, 99 Keach, C. 50 Kehl, M. 50 Kehl, R. 71 Hollandswort, B. 50, 81, 88, 96, 103 Holly, E. 66 Hollister, B. 62, 96 Holmes, E. 31 Hoover, P. 31 Hoover, V. 66 Hopkins, H. 50 Hopkins, S. 31, 91 Hoppe, L. 50 Hopper, J. 31, 84, 95, 102 Hopple, B. 50 Hoskins, B. 50, 115 Howat, M. 50, 84, 93, 110 Howell, G. 50, 90 Howell, H. 90, 91 Howells, A. 104 Houge, R. 66 Hubble, B. 64 Hubbs, C. 50, 84 Hughes, H. 31, 96 Hull, D. 50 Humphrey, J. 31, 89, 96 Humphrey, J. 96 Humphrey, J . 31 Hursey, E. 58 Hurst, B. 62, 89 Hutchcraft, D. 50, 128 Huxtable, B. 31, 119, 127 Huxtable, B. 62 Hybiske, T. 45, 50, 111, 11 6, 117, Kell, L. 64, 89 Keller, L. 64 Kellerstr aus, 58, 85, 97 Kelley, D. 97, 122, 124 Kelly, B. 71 Kelsh, M. 50, 81, 88, 92 Kemmer, J . 64 Kemmer, M. 64 Kennedy, E. 32, 88 Kennedy, M. 64 Kentzel, Kentzel, E. 71 R. 64 Keown, C. 67 Kerker, E. 50, 97 Kessler, J. 32 Key, G. 15 Keys, A. 64 Keys, P. 71 Kiengeter, E. 71 King, J . 64, 91 King, J. 120 King, M. 51, 100 King, M. 51 Kinney, M. 32, 128 Kinsall, J. 32, 78, 103, 75 Kirk, S. 32 Kittridge, W. 32, 89 Klingen, L. 58, 128 Knaggs, P. 87 97, Kreiter, A. 33 Krempp, G. 51, 84 Kromphart, J. 104 Krump, M. 129 Kuhn, G. 51, 86, 89, 96 Kuhns, V. 58 Kulick, C. 96 Kurfman, J. 71 Lacey, J. 33, 87 Lacey, L. 33 Lagron, M. 71, 88, 113 Lancaster, B. 58 Lancaster, M. 71, 128 Landis, H. 15 Landuyt, B. 33 Lane, B. 51, 96 Lang, J. 93, 94 Langston, M. 33, 80, 81, 94, 100 Langton, K. 16 Larke, T. 71 LaTeer, P. 64, 80, 81, 96 Lauderdale, R. 66 Laughlin, V. 33 Lautenberger, M. 51, 88 Law, J. 64, 94 Law, M. 33 Leighty, B. 80, 81 Leighty, C. 51, 122, 124 Lemkemann, F. 64 Lenninger, B. 66, 89 LeSeure, J. 33, 119, 122, 127 Lewis, L. 91 Liboii, B. 51 Light, B. 33 Lindenmeyer, N. 66, 88, 113 Lindenmeyer, V. 64, 76, 106 Linder, L. 71, 80, 96 Lindquist, H. 51, 88, 91, 98 Lindquist, W. 59, 96, 125 Lindsey, M. 33, 84, 96, 98, 75, 74 Livingston, H. 16, 93, 104 Lofgren, J. 33 Lofthouse, K. 71 Logsdon, R. 71 Long, D. 71 Long, L. 33 Loock, B. 59, 88, 128 Lottman, M. 19, 103 Loveridge, B. 51 Loveridge, M. 51, 78, 88, 102 92, 93, 98 Kneer, B. 64 Kneer, M. 32, 78, 102, 128, 129, 75, 74 Koch, B. 32, 84, 86, 73, 74 Koch M. 51, 91, 94, 100 Kooken, C. 64 Krakel, C. 71 Lowder, B. 71 Lowder, G. 51, 95, 96 Lowder, H. 34 Lowry, O. 51, 88 Ludlum, D. 51 Luke, M. 128 Luke, S. 51, 89, 96, 100 Lukehart, L. 71, 121 Lundgren, C. 34 Lundgren, K. 34, 88 Lush, H. 34, 94, 128, 129 Lush, J. 51, 128, 129 Luthy, R. 34, 126 Lyman, E. 66, 96 Macdonald, E. 12, 97, 102 Macefield, T. 34, 103 Macha, W. 69 Madsen, A. 51, 77, 87, 98 Maher, B. 69, 123 Maher, B. 59, 85 Malone, J. 11 Mallory, J. 71 Maloney, R. 59 Maloney, R. 59 Manard, V. 34, 87 Mann, S. 51, 96 Mansfield, D. 59 Manuel, B. 66, 89, 128 Manuel, J. 66, 88 Maple, R. 120, 121, 125 Marfell, D. 67, 89 Marfell, W. 66 Marjanovich, F. 66 Marker, B. 66 Markle, E. 59 One Hundred Seventy three Markle, E. 59 Markley, B.QM 51 Marks, C. 59 Marshall, H. ,51 Marshall, J. 58, 120 Marshall, M. 51 Martens, D. 16 Martens, M. 16 Marx, F. 59, 88 Mason, B. 34 Mason, D. 66 Massey, L. 51, 85 Maticka, J. 59, 69, 93, 110 Matson, B. 66 Matthews, J.2 34, 99, 124, 74 Matules, B. 51, 88, 99 Max, J. 66, 94 Maxwell, E. 66 Mau, D. 127 Q, Mayes, W. 346 88, 99, 113 Mayhall, J. 69, 97, 120 , McCallister, J. 120 McCartney, M.Qi 71, 128 McClellan, G. 59, 89, 91 McCluggage, 16 McCormick, B. 58 McCoy, B. 59 McCrary, M. 51, 94, 128 McCrary, M. 66, 128 McCumber, E. 71 McDaniels, P. 34, 100, 102 McDonald, L. R. 12, 104 McDonald, T. 71, 96 McDonough, G. 71, 89, 122 McDonough, L. 51, 84, 95 McEntee, D. 71, 88, 94, 113 MCEntee, H. 34, 77, 80, 81, 88, 113 McGee, A. 58, 128 McGee, D. 19 McGrane, J. 58, 85, 128 McGrane, J. 35 McGraw, M. N 71 McGuire, B. 91, 98 McIntyre, W. 35, 77, 88 McLaughlin, H. 59 McLaughlin, M. 35 Mogga, P. 59 Moke, V. 59, 87, 93 Moody, B. 71 Moore, E. 59 Moore, H. 66 Monk, M. 104 Montgomery, J. 84 Moreland, W. 52 Morgan, D. 66 Morris, D. 71 Morris, R. 66 Morrissey, C. 60, 85, 102 Morrissey, J. 52 Morrisson, F. 35, 88, 86, 96 Mossner, E. 66 Mueller, L. 35, 100, 102 Mugele, R. 66 Mull, D. 35, 84, 96 Mulvaney, C. 35, 92, 101, 103 Muma, K. 71 Murphy, J. 64, 78, 94, 96 Murphy, M. 66 Muyres, B. 60, 93 Muzzy, E. 66 Muzzy, H. 35 Myers, E. 35 Myers, J. 36 Myers, S. 60 Nance, H. 16 Neff, L. 71 Nellinger, H. 60 Nelson, B. 116 Nelson, D. 52 Nelson, H. 36, 52 Nelson, H. 99 Nesbitt, B. 36 Nesbitt, C. 60 Nevins, M. 60 Newman, H. 66, 96 Newton, M. 66 Ney, J. 36, 101, 103, 73, 74 Nichols, D 60 Nichols, F. 66 Nickels, D. 120 Nolden, W. 66 Norbits, B. 67 McMillan, P. 58, 65, 85, 1 McNeely, J. 71 McRea.ken, N. 51, 77, 101 McVeain, D. 99, 116 McVeain, J. 35, 58, 85 McWilliams, A. 51 Meacham, S. 104 Meals, E. 51 Meigs, E. 59, 84, 93, 96 Meints, BB. 59, 93 Meister, L. 86, 96, 110 Meixner, J. 16, 128 Messner, B. 51 Metroff, J. 119 00, 128 Meyer, B. 84 Meyer, E. 127 Meyer, E. 66 Meyer, H. 69 Meyer, T. 66 Middleton, B. 69 Miller, B. 35 Miller, E. 16 Miller, G. 16 Miller, H. 16 Miller, J. E 52 Miller, L. 66 Miller, M. 58, 87, 128 ' Miller, N. 59 Miller, O. 71 Miller, P. 58, 87, 95, 128 Miller, T. 88 Miller, W. 11 Miller, Z. 52 Minor, E. 104 ' Minot, S. 121 Mitchell, J. 52 Modlin, W. 58 Moeri, S. 59 Moffatt, G. 35, 103 Moffatt. T. 59, 120 One Hundred Seventy-four Norbits, P. 60 Norman, F. 80, 81, 75, 74 Norman, H. 17 Nothdurft, O. 17 Nullmeyer, J. 71 Oakley, M. 52, 86 O'Banion, S. 88 Odle, M. 36, 102, 103 Odle, W. 60, 84 OHara, M. 91 Okerberg, H. 52 Oldham, J. 52 Olive, A. eo, so, 81, 85, 91, 92, Olson, D. 52, 95, 128 Onken L. 52, 77 Opper, L. 52, 96, 103 Orth, G. 60 Osborn, E. 60, 87, 89 O'Shaughnessy, F. 58, 128 Owens, W. 66, 87 Paine, L. 36 Pantages, M. 80 Park, D. 58 Park, G. 69 Parkhurst, M. 60, 84, 93 Parks, G. 36 Parris, V. 65, 69 Parson, J. 91 Patterson, J. 58 Patton, P. 58, 87 Paugh, T. 96 Paul, G. 60 Pauli, B. 69 Peavy, F. 52, 88 Pemberton, E. 36 Pemberton, J. 60 Pence, I. 69, 86 Pence, J. 96 Penney, D. 71 Percifull, H. 88 93, 98 Percifull, M. 52, 59 Perdew, A. 17 Perdue, B. 69, 121 Perdue, G. 52, 115, 125 Perry, C. 60, 120 A Peterson, A. 52 Peterson, D. 36, 88 Peterson, D. 58 Peterson, G. 68 Peterson, J. 69 Peve, M. 52, 96 Pfander, W. 17, 95, 101 Phelps, G. 63, 119, 121, 127 Phelps, P. 59, 121 Phenix, C. 59 Phillips, J. 52 Phillipson, I. 36 Pitsch, H. 59, 76, 93, 96 Plack, H. 36, 80, 81, 83, 93, 107 Plummer, W. 59 Pocklington, F. 17 Poff, J. 61, 128 Poland, C. 69 Poland, J. 52, 88, 96 Pontius, D. 61 Pontius, L. 85 Pople, B. 36, 78, 93, 94, 107 Pople, B. 52, 77,' 74 Post, V. 52 Power, B. 52 Pozony, F. 104 Powers, B. 52, 96 Pratt, L. 59 ' Prozzo, D. 37 Radcliff, M. 52, 96 Pager, H. 52 Raistrick, B. 61, 87, 128 Ramp, F. 52 Ranney, H. 61 Rapp, J. 61 Raschert, B. 95 Raschert, D. 69 59 52 Rathburn, J. Rathman, L. Rautmann, C. 69 Rawls, J. 52, 80, 81, 94, 100 Reames, R. 37 Reddick, B. 96 Reed, C. 52 Reed, J. 95 Rees, D. 53, 94 Reid, C. 68, 87 Reid, F. 59 Reisch, B. 69 Rennau, E. 53 Rentsch, R. 68 - Reynolds, J. 37, 116, 117, 127 Reynolds, L. 53, 89 Reynolds, P. 69, 87 Rhode, M. 59 Rhodes, S. 53, 96 Rice, K. 61, 95, 128 Rice, L. 69 Richards, B. 53 Richard, B. 69 Richardson, A. 37, 103 Richardson, J. 96 Richardson, M. 37 Richter, H. 69 Ricketts, W. 59, 84 Rickey, E. 69 Ring, R. 59 Ringel, B. 71 Ririe, M. 17, 120, 125 Risen, D. 123 Ritchey, N. 37, 103 Rittenhouse, M. 69 Robbins, B. 37, 80, 81, 88 Roberson, E. 69 Robins, J. 53, 84, 88 Robinson, B. 37 , 100, 102, 103 Robinson, B. 53, 93, 99, 115 Robison, W. 53 , Roedell, D. 61 Roehnelt, Roger, I. O. 69, 120 17, 91 lRogers, M. 59, 81, 84, Rohe, C. 97 Rohmann, B. f. w.-.-,V-.r-w.-.-v-1,-.-T-.-W. mrvra.-.-.4,-..-. .. ....-W. ,. 59 Romanek, M. 37, 103 Ronvich, E. 53 lood, B. 53 86, 93, 94 -ww-4 . Sheppard, N. 68 Short, C. 68, 91 Short, S. 63, 94 Shuda, M. 38 Shults, J. 54, 96, 115 Siebenthal, B. 71 Sinn, E. Root, L. 53 Rose, J. 53 Rose, K. 37, 107 Rose, R. 53 -.osenbaum, D. 59, 89 Rosenbaum, J. 120 Rosenbaum, J. 61, 120 59 Roszell, D. Roszell, L. 37, 80, 81, 84 Qother, K. 37, 95, 103 Rothman, L. 61 Ruark, J. 69 Ruff, A. 71 Ruhawk, L. 53, 94 Runyan, R. 53, 87, 128 Rupp, D. 53 Rush, L. 38 Russell, B. 38, 88 Ryan, D. 59 Ryan, P. 59 Saal, S. 38, 97, 103 . Sacks, V. 68 1to, A. 68 .nuels, J. 68 Sandman, A. 38 app, M. 53, 96 Saurs, E. 11 Sauter, J. 75, 80 17 Savage, E. Saylor, D. 87 Tlchafer, J. 68, 76, 94 Schaub, J. 104 Scheafer, C. 68 Schenck, I. 68, 88 Fichenck, J. 53, 88, 96, 128, 129 lcherer, J. 53, 116 chermer, B. 61 .chermer, M. 53, 96 lchielein, L. 38 Johifeling, V. 53, 80 milling, R. 53 meider, C. 120, 123 hneider, E. 68 loch, B. 68 hofield, B. 53, 88, 94, 128 honwise, H. 53, 116, 117, 119, 124 :hroder, F. 59 .-Schuh, A. 104 Schuettler, D. 38, 76, 77, 106 Schulz, R. 59 Schweiger, R., 68 Schwerer, R. 38 Scott, D. 53, 89, 91 Scott, D. 53, 59, 87, 95, 96, 128 Scott, P. 59, 96 Scott, S. 68, 95 Scrivner, M. 95 'Seals, G. 53 Sedgwick, M. 53, 78, 91, 92, 98 4eeds, D. 68, 87, 96 ieeds, R. 53 Seely, B. 61, 89, 120 Teffer, F. 59 ehmer, J. 38, 77, 81, 97 eidell, G. 68 ' Sellers, J. 68, 96 Sells, Z. 59, 87 Semlow, L. 11 Semmelroth, G. 68 ffenti, E. 128 ienz, O. 61, 87, 96, 110 Jeverns, D. 38 Severns, R. 38, 84, 91 Sharp, G. 54, 120 Sharp, J. 63 Shaw, L. 68 Sheldon, J. 63, 88 Shepherd, G. 54 Shepherd, V. 17, 98, Shepherdson, M. 17 Siegfried, S. 38, 96 Simmons, B. 68, 91 Simmons, J. 61, 71 Singleton, P. 68, 87 39 4-V --'B-gun:-.-if-rv--fn . -llIllulv!.fIl-4 -11 ' Sutter, V. 89 ' Swanson, A. 54, 128, 129 Sweeney, R. 39, 88 Swenson, C. 67 Swords, C. 40 Szidon, G. 54, 88, 113 Taylor, C. 67 Taylor, D. 61 Tellhamp, B. 67 Tennis, D. 71 Terrell, J. 67 Sippel, K. 39 Skinner, H. 63 Slater, H. 63, 96, 128 Slater, R. 88 Slighton, W. 39 Slotter, L. 63, 84, 96 Smallberger, D. 67 Smilie, R. 63, 88 Smith, B. 39 Smith, B. 60 Smith, D. 68 Smith, G. 54 Smith, H. 68, 88 Smith, J. 67, 89, 91 Smith, J. 63, 94 Smith, M. 63 Smith, M. 54, 125 Smith, R. 63, 126 Smith, R. 57, ,61, 88 Snyder, M. 39, 89, 98, 102, 113, 74 Sodder, J. 81 S0ddy, M. 54, 101 Thalberg, V. 18 Thomas, A. Thomas, 40, ss, 113 99 100 123 F- . , Thomas, J. 67, 89 Thomas, M. 129 Thomas, 40 60, 76, 88, 101 M. , Thorne, B. 67, 95 Thorson, M. 54, 84, 128, .129 Thorson, M. M Thorson, Tibbetts, V. M Tierman, 54, 84, 128, 129 . 54, 87, 89, 128 60 .19 Timmerman,,,C. -60 Timke, E. 104 Tippett, G. 54, 57, 100, 115, 128 Tokar, R. 60, 77, 94 Tompkins, B. 40, 101, 103, 128, 74 Tompkins, G. 67, 128 Totten, B. 21, 40, 76, 77, 106 Tracy, B. 60, 128 Tracy, G. 54, 88, 128 Tracy, L. 54 Solls, M. 39, 93, 107, 75, 110 Sommer, B. 54, 97 Sommer, M. 60 Sommer, T. 54, 94, 97, 102 Sommer, T. 63, 94 South, W. 87 Spain, G. 54 Spalding, B. 71 Spalding, J. 39, 99 Spear, C. 61, 85 Spence, D. 97, 120, 124 Sperling, E. 18 Sperry, H. 63 Sprague, M. 54, 95 Staedeli, E. 54, 128 Staedeli, J. 67 Steele, W. 54, 88, 90, 91 Steimel, B. 63 Stein, E. 67 Stein, G. 67, 95 Stein, M. 63, 95, 96 Steinseifer, A. 54, 87, 128 Ste hens M. 89 P , Stepzinski, B. 71 Stepzinski, F. 18 Sterling, . 39, 84 B Sterling, B. 67, 128 C 67 Steudler, Stewart, J. 104 Stewart , P. 67 Steiber, P. 54 Stieghorst, B. 54 Stieghorst, J. 54 Stodd, W. 54 Stoecker, E. 67 Stone, K. 54 Stone, W. 11 Stoneburner, M. 54 Stoueburner, T. 67, 90 Storm, J. 63, 84, 93, 96, 103, 110 Straesser, H. 39, 116, 117, 127 Stratham, V. 63, 80, 81, 92, 93, 102 Streitmiller, D. 54, 116, 117, 124 Stringer, A. 54 Stringham, B. 54 Stringham, J. 54 Strosneider, D. 61 Sullivan, B. 96 Sumner, C. 63, 85 Sumner, R. 89, 93, 94 Sunderlin, M. 39, 98, 102 Surrells, C. 96, 99, 115 Surrells, H. 71. 123 Trager, G. 40, 81, 92, 97, 81, 102, 75 74 Trapp, D. 120, 63 Travers, B. 54 Travis, A. 40, 99, 116, 117, 124 Traynor, O. 40, 103 Trefzger, J. 60, 120 Trefzger, J. 123, 127 Trewyn, B. H. 11 Tretter, J. 60, 84, 97 Trowbridge, D. 71 Trowbridge, M. 55 Truitt, S. 60, 96 Tucker, C. 67 Turner, D. 87, 96 Turner, J. 55 Tyrell, G. 60, 97 Tyson, G. 90, 128 Ummel, J. 70 Umdenstock, V. 60, 96 Upton, B. 70 Urban, B. 55 Urie, B. 60, 94 Vales, N. 55 Van Breeman, C. 55, 78, 89 Vanderheyt, E. 55 Vaughn, I. 96 Vegalius, R. 55 Vegna, P. 84 Vinzon, R. 71, 122 Vice, A. 70, 94 Vogel, J. 60, 121 Vogel, W. 60, 116 Waddell, 55, 84, 93 Wagner, D. 40, 88, 89, 91, 93, 107, 113, 110, 74 Wahl, D. 40, 109 Wahl, M. 70 Waibel, F. 55, 90 Walker, F. 70 Wallace, B. 55 Walton, P. 88, 113 Walston, W. 70 Walter, B. 55, 77 Wall, E. 40 White, B. 61 White, C. 55, 88 White, F. 41, 126 white, K. 61, ss, 120 White, L. 18 White, R. 71 White, W. 70 Whitt, J. 55, 80, 96, 75 ' One Hundred Seventy five Wickert, B. 88, 116 Wickert, I. 55 Wiedeman, J. 41 Wiedeman, R. 61 Wieland, B. 41, 116, 117 Wieland, D. 41 Wigginton, B. 55 Wilhelm, F.. 64, 93 Wilhelm, P. 55 Wilhelm, S. 55, Willard, W. 41, Willey, H. 90 VVilliams, B. 41, Williams, B. 61, Williams, C. 88 Williams, D. 61, Williams, H. 67 Williams, H. 55, Williams, J. 120 Williams, J. 41 Williams, L. 70, VVilliams, M. 41 Willis, M. 42, 101 Wallace, W. 88 40 Walls, B. Walton, P. 87 Waninger, D. 41 Waninger, D. 55, 80, 110 Waninger E. 70, 95 Ward, H. 55, 88 Ware, F. 60, 88 Warfield, F. 18, 94 Warfield, L. 60, 120 Warkle, S. 70, 89 Vvatkins, M. 60 XVatson, D. 60, 77, 96, 128 Watzl, P. 45, 55, 80, 81, 84, 93 128 Watzl, R. 41, 76, 106, 124 Waugh, P. 99, 18 64 Wead, B. Weaver, D. 70, 97 Weers, J. 55 Weide, P. 70 Wells, D. 61, 84, 94 Welsch, C. 66, 120 Welsch, J. 64 Welsch, K. 18 Wennerholt, P. 64, ,96 Werner, L. 55, 88, 90, 96 Wertz, C. 63 West, S. 70, 128 Westermann, R. 18 Weyeneth, R. 41, 78, 84, 107 Wherley, P. 41, 76, 84, 99, 74 VVhiSenand, A. 70, 87, 94 Whitaker, H. 89, 96 Wilson, D. 42 VVils0n, E. 55, 100 Wilson, E. 18 Wilson, G. 70 Wilson, M. 42, 78, 88, 92 106, 113, 75, 74 Wilson, M. 64, 76, 88, 100 Wilson, M. 61, 102 Wilson, R. 42 Winberg, R. 88 Wineinger, P. 70 Winkelmann, M. 64, Winklemann, M. 64 Winslow, D. 100 Vvinslow, P. 61, 87 VVitaker, H. 70 Vvitherell, C. 61 VVitzig, B. 116 Witzig, C. 42 Witzig, D. 64, 88 Woerner, N. 70 Wolf, R. 18, 99, 121 Wolff, A. 55, 95 Wombacher,A. 70 Woodall, H. 70 Woodman, F. 19 Woodruff, J. 70, 94, Woodruff, V. 70 Woodson, E. 55, 90 Woosley, R. 55 Wreed, B. 120, 126 Wright, A. 90 Wright, N. 42, 119, Yingst, G. 11 Zeller, E. 55, 88, 91, 'fi:4fia1?'. 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