Wyanet High School - Wyhian Yearbook (Wyanet, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

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W e ve been around here for a long trme now Thrs year we graduate We re free and ready to fly We re not really that happy to leave we've had lots of fun and also learned somethmg very worthvl h1le So before we leave we want to take one more look Want to come along? Clmunai Sta sl' fqqfsliifbtf fffeh SEATED Gene Rutherford Bunk Barkley Martha Ealey JoAnne Blythe JoAnne Hall and Kenny Towne STANDING Barbara Hall and Mrs Brumm The annual staff conslsts of the fol1ow1ng Ed 1tor Martha Ea ley Busrness Manager Gene Rutherford Advertrslng Manager Joanne Blythe Acuvrty and Class Edrtor Joanne Blythe Sport Ed1tor Bernard Barkley Snapshot Edrtors JoAnne Hall and Kenny Towne Advrsor Mrs Brumm The 1952 annual has a new look In place of the dull fxmshed paper rt contams glossy enameled paper and IS made u of IBM t e Al p yp so rn place of the loose leaf type notebook whlch has been put out the prevlous years the 1952 annual rs a bound book The adverttsmg has also been changed To save the expense of nnun d t p g a ver tslng pages the annual pages are sponsored by bus1nesses wrth the name of the busmess at the bottom o each page Many hours days and weeks of d1l1gent labor were put on the annual and so the SSHIOIS are proud to present to thetr schoolmates the book of memortes the 1952 Wy hr an Thrs Page Sponsored By MOTOR COURT CAFE CHARLES HEUER, EDITH H SAUNDERS JOHN ANTHONY Wyanet Ill , 2 2 , E 1 X 2 - , g ' ' I W ' if B . 5 K - V,--. - -. sf y I. Asst. Editor ----------------------- Barbara Hall QMINI TJ-Z 'HON 5wx ? iE fri I T7 QE, N .Taamd of Educatmn ,mi sv f'1 'nl WY' JEWEL COFFEY Presldent JAMES DAVIS Secretary 16,7 WV! 'N' Q1-Q. 'if- S I il JOHN ANTHONY DAWSON GILTNER WILLIAM PARKER To the Board of Educatlon, we w1sh to express our thanks for the1r help and understandmg We thank them for the newshop course newwashm room extra grrls' showerspace a capable faculty and a beautlful buxldmg The school board, the bacikone of school lrfe, under the d1rectorsh1p of Mrs Jewel Coffey, Presldent and James Davxs, Secretary, work as a un1t and help us move progressrvelym educatlon Th1s Page Sponsored by WYANET GRAIN CO Wyanet, Ill. I 1 fsrl ' ', K W 1 f:f',?!' fi ' 5 MX J s y Q vw, - nt A A g f ' ,W y h ,X r Vlls i I Q 'Ty x A ' N . A V v , . I ' ' 4 1 x . O ,Tv 1 . .A Am N XX ' x A , s . 1 I , 4 y KJ 1 fl' 'if' VA U ,-. 2' ,, x I N Q1 pg Q Q , pl . ,ah A 1 . ' . 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B MR BINGAMAN PRINCIPAL Admtmstrator teacher adusor and fr1end ts our pnncrpal Mr JohnB1ngaman Mr Brngaman was born rn Coles County llhnors where he attended Lambert Grade School H graduated from the Neoga Hrgh School Neoga lllrnors and recerved hrs Bachelor of Educauon degree from Eastern Ill St Teachers College Charleston Ill He lrsted rn World War 11 rn the fall of 42 He then recerved weather trarmng at the Umversxty of Chrcago for a year and recerved a commlssron as 2nd Lteutenant tn the Arr Corps rn September 1943 Mr Bmgaman was statroned at varrous arrbases unt1l he was separated from the Arr Corps rn the sprrng of 46 as a lst L1eutenant After World War 11 he taught rn the sprrng of 46 at Wapella Hxgh School Wapella Ill and the next three years at Mount Zron Hrgh School Mount 2.100 Ill Durrng thrs trme through campus and extra mural courses he recerved h1s Master of Arts degree from the Umversrty of lll1no1s In September 1949 he became prrncrpal of the Wyanet Commumty Hrgh School We are rndebted to htm for the gurdance and understandrng we have recerved from htm We would lrke to say thank you for the trme and rnterest that he has grven us Y' I . yi 1. .. x 1 gm -v F A. 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RUSSEL RICHARDS B M Umverstty of Ilhnots 1st Semester Agrxculture II General Woodworkmg sgila 5 'f MR MERRILL DUFFIELD B S Northem 111 State Teachers College Socarl Studtes G1r1s Phys1ca1Educat1on Boys Phys1ca1Educat1on Coach Football basketball track Lettetmen s Club advrsor MISS MARY JANE ROLL B Ed Eastern 111111015 State Teachers College Enghsh Guls Chorus Boys Chorus Band Play Duector 1' S ' Q 0 ' n 1 A W A ' . .- Fjgg . , . . 2 'gs' , , . . :J ' 1 : I 1 , . to F54 1 W1-Q: , .' 5- vx ' 1 wQ1?j'f ' Y' , fifffgs.- 1 'L izi 3.12 , . S. , . S. ' , . . a n ' I it I MR. ROBERT SIMON, University of Illinois lst Semester: Agriculture III FFA advisor avi MR LYLE S WESSELS Normal University Umversrty of Illinois 2nd Semester Agriculture II and III General Woodworking FFA advisor Junior class advisor B S 4? P .7 ,lv MISS EDNA STEDMAN Western Illinois State Teachers College Iowa State Teachers College Cornell College Unrversrty of Iowa University of Chicago Vocational Homemakrng General Science Sophomore class advisor B ,Y 'A--is fur-K iff-iff 1 1. W' if Asia .92ew,o.nne2 firm t.. '1 ill 'Nun Ji 'C' 1-X OFFICE WORKERS SEATED Kenny Phrllrps Jun or Bennrngfreld Shrrley Lampkrn George Conley STANDING Jack Foulke Mary Sapp George Lampkrn Calvln Pond Lmdsey Kessler Charles Alvey ,,-xl A-Z r.,,N-+5 A LA L-L SHIRLEY WALLACE Offrce Asst JACK FOULKE srgn Palme, Thrs Page Sponsored By ANDREWS SUPER MARKET and FIRST NATIONAL BAND Wyanet Ill r W , - fp f I ,f Y , D , ,gvgrf-2-Iii! I N F f L 4 T , . I K' --':::::I, if '1 n A 1, I Mx .. v . ' ' Z: Y, In , 1 K , T, 5 1 , ' - A H . . i . . . . I A l I ' -- Y 2 ' Y . I . I 5 'cr ' u 5 .V lg ' D Vlyx A Z. ' X ' L , ' . - K A S' X ' :A n Q, A A - 'af' f x h K A A .Q , , A L - ff 4 -.gvf t ,f 7' Y v p 1 ,, Q , ' 2. M ., M- .- A . j. 7 A, - ' O' r - fi IL O yr r r ' L h I , XX , I . . Y --- I . I 5 thanks to Len We wrsh to thank htm for all he has done LEONARD ANTHONY y ln anyw ere we want to glVC our for us throughout our four years 1n hrgh school such as runnmg errands hel rn wrth l k p g our p ays eeplng the school IH good cond t1on and always there to help when we needed help We deeply apprectated rt Len and we thmk there could never be another 11ke you -I i E , W. To one of the most efficient and helpful janitors ou could f' d h , ' C up summtfb Left to rrght June Skaggs Foster Yochem Stallard PIICC Thls 1951 52 school year the Wyanet Grade School contracted three buses from O N Mclvlean Neponset A smaller capacxty bus IS bemg used th1s year rn place of the stauon wagon wluch was used last year The commumty feels safe and at ease havxng such eff1c1ent and capable bus drrvers as these who know and assume thelr heavy responsrbxlmes 06.763, .!lag.93 In ram or shine you ,A 3 can see these boys puttmg up or takmg down the flag Each mornmg Calvm puts the flag up and each mght Elmer takes II down These boys are to be commended for the fine job they do. ELMER WOOD CALVIN POND m N NI L m n f X Q n X y x Q, X N-LSP' ixf' 'B :-mwli H 1. SEATED Joanne Blythe Treasurer Martha Ealey Secretary Mr Brngaman Advlsor JoAnne Hall Vrce Presrdent Kenny Towne Presxdent As we now the Semors of W H S look back we can remember that eventful day rn September 48 when we started tlus long grmd That year we had as our head man Bunk Barkley For Home comrng Queen and Kmg candrdates we had JoAnne Hall and Bunk Barkley Then the next year as Sophomores we began to feel a growrng sense of respons1b1l1ty and knew we were bemg taken mto the ranks of W H S As our leader for tlus small but mdustrrous class we chose Clara Grbson Our chorce for Homecomrng Queen and Kmg candldates was Clara Grbson and Iumor Rettke Also th1s year we gave our frrst party an all school scavenger hunt As we progressed rnto our Iuruor year we looked forwardto presentmg a Iunror class play Because we were so small tn number our only chorce was to sponsor an all school play cast and so we dld wlrh our play berng We Shook the Farnlly Tree Now our class was decreasrng rn number Startmg uno hrgh school wrth fourteen we now had only erght Leading our class thrs year we found Murrel Baker For l-lomecommg Queen and Kmg candrdates we chose Joanne Blythe and Murrel Baker and we were very proud to have Murrel crowned 1950 I-lomecomrng Krng At the end of the year we took the Semors on a trrp to Clncago Thts was a very eventful year Now as full pledged Semors we consrdered ourselves the upper crust at W H S The leader of our small group of sxx 15 Kenny Towne This year we sponsored the Freshman rnmatron and the uutratron party In March we presented the semor class play We hope to go on a tnp but the mam object was the annual THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Jim Cruse Red8cWhite Texaco Station E H Schnicke M D.--Wyanet Ill .JUUQK E f 'X Q9 it-v' 5 sv MARTHA EA LEY We ll Remember Her Crush on Bob Class Offrcer 14 FHA 1234 Officer 4 Eagle s Scream 1234 Annual staff 34 Pep Club 3 Queen Candldate 4 CIIIZCHSIIIP Award 2 Gtrls State 3 EUGENE RUTHERFORD We ll Remember I-hs wrtuness FFA 1234 Eagle s Scream 234 Annual Staff 4 Band 123 Chorus 2 Football 2 Dramauc Club l IOANNF HALL We ll Remember Her carefree ways Class Offlcer 234 FHA 1234 Eagle s Scream 1234 Annual Staff 4 Choru 23 Pep Club 3 Queen Candldate 1 Band 234 Dramatrc Club 1 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Poscharsky Sand 8a Gravel Co and Prrnce s Weldmg Shop Wyanet I11 BERNARD BARKLEY We ll Remember H1s changeable moods Class Off1cer 123 FFA 1234 Off1cer 4 Eagle s Scream Annual Staff 4 Kmg Cand1date Football 123 Basketball 123 Track 1234 Lettermen s Club 234 Off1cer IOANNE BLYTHE We ll Remember That stream of nonsense lass Off1cer 234 HA 1234 Off1cer 4 Eagle s Scream 1234 Band 1234 Off1cer 4 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1234 Pep Club 3 C1t1zensh1p Award 1 Queen Candrdate 3 Dramauc Club 1 L1brar1an 1 D A R Award 4 KENNETH TOWNE We ll Remember Hrs mterest III athleucs Class Off1cer 1234 FFA 1234 Off1cer 34 Eagle s Scream 4 Annual staff 4 Kmg Candldate 4 Football-1234 Basketball-123 Track-1234 Lettermen s Club-4-Officer-4 Chorus-12 Librarian-234 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Wyanet Locker and M 8: M Feed Store--Wyanet, Ill. ,nu- 'WE J A A f fig' We the class of 52 of Wyanet Commumty Hlgh School D1st 510 Bureau County State of Illlnoxs belng of sound m1nd and body qwe hopej make our last w1ll and testrmony We hereby appolnt the Jumor class as our executor to whom we leave all our property both real and romantrc to do wlth as they see frt and to the Sophomores all d1sposals and such as Iumors m1ght be w1ll1ng to glve up or trade We I I SECTION I bequeath to our annual adv1ser Mrs Brumm a larger annual staff w1ll to Coach Churchrll a quteter and smarter class ln hrstory bequeath to Mr Bmgaman our sponsor and prrnclpal to put to the best of our ab1l1ty all that we have leamed durmg our stay 1n Wyanet Hrgh School w1ll to Mlss Stedman a larger boys Home Economlcs class w1ll to M1ss Roll our regrets that we couldn t take Enghsh w1ll to Coach Duffleld our smcerest w1shes that he w1ll get well soon and be back for the comrng year w1ll to Len our beloved Jamtor all the chewrng gum he can fmd fGood chewrng Lenlj SHIION II Ioanne Blythe wxll my athletlc abxlrty to Elxnora Iaggers and my smglng abrhty to Duane Heuer Martha Ealey w1ll my hlstory grades to Iohrmy Pruxtt and my leadershxp to Vernon Dabler Bemard Barkley w1ll my helght to Shlrley Wallace and my athleuc abrllty to Tom Wyatt Kenneth Towne w1ll my popularlty wlth the g1rls to Rrchard Bradley and my skatrng ab1l1ty to James Alvey Eugene Rutherford w1ll my ab1l1ty to crack Jokes to Lowell Frank and my drum playmg to Roger West Joanne Blythe w1ll my typmg ab1l1ty to Iunror BCl'lI1ll'lgf1C1d and my favonte baseball team fGl3HISJ to Jane Bneser Keep up the loyal support w1ll you Jane? JoAnne Hall w1ll my lack of ambrtlon to Donald Fletcher and my populanty to Barbara Hartman Martha Ealev w1ll my geography grades to Rrchard Kmnamon and my lntellrgence to Glona Dabler Bemard Barkley w1ll my dates wxth Sheffreld grrls to Jack Foulke Take care of them Jack Bemard also wrlls hrs car to George Lampkm so that he can see Jane more often Kenneth Towne w1ll my excess welght to Kenneth Phrllrps Eugene Rutherford w1ll my graceful walk to Lrndsey Kessler U 1 1 1 We . . . . . . we . . ' . . , . . we . . , . i we . . , . I we . . . . . I We . ' . . ' . . . . I ' I, JoAnne Hall, will my sense of humor to Barbara Hall, and my smallness to Shirley Osbome. I, , . . . D . D I, ' . . , ' . . . . L ' . . . . . . . . . It , . . . . ' . L . . . . . . . . I . I, , . . . I . I' 1 ' . . . ' . . I, ' . . . . . D I' ' . . . . n Ceaao .T 'wp Faecq Mrs Eugene Rutherford ran to the door to meet her husband after he had done a long day s work at the radro statton where he ts employed as a radro announcer Hts two lrttle gtrls also ran to meet thetr daddy Gene ured and wom out went rnto the ltvrng room and sat down mto an easy chatr As he looked at the eventng paper he nottced a ptcture on the front page wtth the captton Vote for Bernard Barkley for your next presrdent Three was also qutte a wrtte up whtch sard that Bunk marrred and has three curly headed chrldren They are Bunk s prtde and joy Travelrng as hrs campatgn manager IS JoAnne Hall who wrttes all hts speeches WWYQ' and makes personal appearances for htm JoAnne s ambltton fafter Bunk ts prestdent of coursej IS to become Dean of Women at MacMurray College at Jacksonvrlle Illrnots On the second page he saw a huge ad whrch read Learn to Dance tn 12 Easy Lessons See Mlss Joanne Blythe whose address ts 1200 Broadway Hollywood Call forma Stnce most people ltke ctrcuses he looked at the entertatnment sectton the star of the show was none other than Kenny Towne the ttght rope walker As he kept on readrng hrs paper he notrced an arttcle that began about a geography teacher gotng sand around the world N he satd rt couldn t be' But tt was yes rt was Martha Ealey After havrng frnrshed readrng hrs pafper he satd to hts wrfe Ihave always wondered what had happened to all my classmates the class o 1952 and now I fmd tn 1962 they are all tmportant people of the world 1 I I . . . , . 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R 1' ,Z w 5 , , X z is fn.. -t X X XTX , I? ? ,uv H N J gfxxf V' ' H1 LEFT TO RIGHT Vlce Presxdent John Prurtt Secretary Treasurer Jane Brreser Mr Bmgaman Presr dent Lrndsey Kessler Reporter Duane Heuer On the twenty nmth day of August 1949 a large group of 23 started the long grmd wrth Mr Hunter as supervlsor For head man they chose Rrchard Bradley and to help hrm Donny Fletcher Wr1t mg up the mrnutes was Roger West wtth John Prurtt takrng care of the money As thetr candrdates for homecomrng Krng and Queen they chose Eltnora Jaggers and Roger West ln therr second year at the Job they showed much tmprovement rn everythrng and began to drs play an excellent group of athletes ln the head offtces thts year were Johnny Prurtt and Lrndsey KCSSISI' wrth Don Fletcher takmg care ofthe mmutes and the money Therr Homecomrng candrdates for thrs year were Barbara Hartman and George Lampkm Now tn thetr thrrd year therr outstandrng po1nt was thetr wrllmgness to do th1ngs well To help see that the job was done rlght was Lmdsey Kessler wlth John Prultt lendmg hls assrstance when needed and Jane Brleser Iaklllg care of the mrnutes and all payments and recelpts Th1s year they began to feel more lrke the upper crust because this IS the year they received therr class rmgs They were honored to have thelr candrdates Shrrley Osborne and John Prurtt crowned Homecommg Queen and Krng of 1951 They also drsplayed great dramatrc ab1l1ty rn thetr Junror Class play whrch they sponsored and played the leadrng roles All rn all thxs has been a very successful year for them THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Joe 8.t knutes Natronal Cleaners Taylor J Jensen Qurckle Sales 8.5 Servlce Sheffreld Ill N13 KVA DU ANE HEU ER X Npvf I ACK F OULKE sHnu.EY wA1.1.AcE 2 Q Its-9. EW!- KENNY PHILLIPS 474 DICK KINNAMON 1-vs' JOHN PRUITT X '7 LINDSEY KESSLER 3? T GEORGE LAMPKIN 91' if JIM ALVEY ? JEAN HARTMAN r ? Am.. 5-. tv ROGER WEST SHIRLEY OSBORNE JANE BRIESER ELINORA IAGGERS 1r'7 DICK BRADLEY 'T aff' TOM WYATT T' BARBARAHALL Q DON FLETCHER VERNON DABLER 'R GLORIA DABLER N'-ri 45' umuLmmm 43'F' IR. BENNINGFIELD ' wi A? zz - - if 'fi , 4? AV It 5. ' I 2 1 Q I--Q Q--,. lx ,N 1 M, 1 'A R M . . - , ' 4 4 ' 'Cf . , 44, ,-, 44 - ,N' , gk .hx A ' i,T 'C tual' ' I :iw L 5' v5 .A ' L. f. l EC Il gif I H Q.. fe . '1 VZ V P 4- 1 F' 5 fl- I is ,' ' HOMO N. X CTX V LEFT TO RIGHT -Charles Prurtt Jerry Peterson Mrss Stedman Barbara Johnson Mary Sapp B11l Brleser was absent Saplwvmawe Claim C9 ccew Presldent Mary Sapp V Presldent B111 Bneser Secretary Barbara Johnson Re orter Jerry Peterson A VISOI Mrss Stedman On the twenty nlnth of August 22 scared freshmen started then fust year rn Wyanet Hlgh School Mr Duffreld was then advlsor and Jeanette Rutherford was then Presrdent To assrst her were Barbara Johnson as V1ce Presldent and Prxscrlla House as Secretary and Treasurer Charles Prurtt and Barbara Johnson were theu Kmg and Queen candrdates At then' second year they started with mneteen For theu Homecomrrag Kmg and Queen they chose Jerry Peterson and Elame Andrews as candrdates The mam object of e class was to mcrease the1r frnances by selllng refreshments at both football and basketball games Thls Page Sponsored By KERN MOTOR SALES, ROLLER RINK, D E PAMP 8a CO HARRY SWANSON ELECTRIC SHOP Pnnceton I11 N I I I I I Treasurer -------------- --------------- C harles Pruitt . . . , 1-n?' 'Rh PRISCILLA HOUSE if CHARLES PRU ITT V' MARY SAPP '59- 's..v CHARLES ALVEY We 'VV' ?Q i? IERRY PETERSON MARGARET ANDREWS LEE SCHROEDER gg,-5 ll GEORGE CONLEY ' F HELEN MONROE LOWELL EDMINS TER Q, I 45. '7 BARBARA JOHNSON MICKEY ROUTT '15 ELAINE ANDREWS :WAI I IEANETTE RUTHERFORD JERRY BARKLEY 3,1- Kin STANLEY PHILLIPS 'D ld MAPJORIE SMITH 'P lx BILL BRIESER 1 Q .,.- 'E' PEGGY YOUNG W ERE Him, Lf 1 BOTTOM ROW Marlene Baker Dlck Hamrrck Marvln Baker TOP ROW Dlck Heuer Mrs Brumm Jmeofaman Claim C9 Lcew Presldent Marvm Baker Secy and Treasurer Marlene Baker Reporter Dlck Heuer Advrsor Mrs Brumm On the twenty mnth day of August a large group of twenty three entered school On October 8 the freshmen wearmi an assortment of clothes were 1n1t1ated at a party glven by the Senrors Selhng refreshments at a foo all game and two basketball games was the f1nanc1al actrvlty of the year for the freshmen Then Homecoming Kmg and Queen candldates were Dlck Hamnck and Shrrley Lampkrn Thxs Page Sponsored By MARIORIE KELLY, CASKEY AUTO SUPPLY, EVA M. ANDERSON CONOCO STATION Wyaner I11 151 r' - 1 1 1 1 1 Vice-President ------------------------ Dick Hamrick DARELL BETTY KNUDSEN OE IAGGERS SHARON WALLACE CALVIN POND 1 'Q FW EVERITT ALM 'Y ECKBERG MARVIN if :Tv DICK HEU ER XL SHIRLEY LAMPKIN XY' RICHARD WHIPPLE EDNA BEHRENS 5 BERNICE RICHMOND BAKER BILL 'Ye MARLENE BAKER CHARLES ANDERSON Q' 5 JEAN CRUSE KENNETH CATTON 'R il av ELMER WOOD ns N FLEMING 'VNU1 DICK HAMRICK DIANE TROTTER IM GREEN -5 's I FRANCIS PU YEAR l 4 s 41. MARY BECKMAN --a fc. :N QV: A :S L r ,r I -EL N ,LS XR - I ', ,FAX - A, 1 JQ . nf- f 2 'F 0. ' . Q r 4. .A M h NL X, lc T If 'I I , 5 ,K Qvx tl . L TTL 1 3 F 4 .. T' 'L . I ,Q X-L K I x 1- vx NC-.A I X ek :f 'I 1 J - . .I .' I - 'C 'Q Q' J X ,3 ' M ,Q X I .J .Lf H n ' A 5 S' A- I l . A .5 f . . ' vw' ' T 'Tw -Q '- .. ' ' ll- C s - S If z' - 'N ' ' - 3 X - 5 V I , A Q.-I lf , .v 0 Q, vk I' T' A 5- 43 I , -ff' -'L S -v - I X K :J . ' -N I X. 9 , lie' .1-1 ' m TIVI SX M N X gf Q? C '3 'ff Rf, ,-0269 LJ S.. 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Q if f V , i yxxxxxx I ' f . gffj T I ' , A . 9 ' ffutwze gbamemafiew a amefuca M100 FIRST ROW Barbara Johnson Barbara Hall Joanne Blythe Martha Ealey Mrss Stedman Jane Brreser Shrrley Wallace Elaxne Andrews SECOND ROW Margaret Andrews Peggy Young Shrrley Lampkm Glorra Dabler Francrs Puyear lean Cruse Bemrce Rrchmond Mary Beckman Drane Trotter Marlene Baker JoAnne Hall THIRD ROW El1noraJaggers Betty Knudsen Sharon Wallace Pnscrlla House Edna Behrens Marjorre Smrth Jean Hartman Helen Monroe Mary Sapp Jeanette Rutherford The 1951 52 offrcers of F H A were elected by the club at the last meettng of last year s club They began therr dutres at the frrst of this year They are as follows Presrdent Martha Ealey V Presr dent Jane Brreser Secretary Joanne Blythe Treasurer Shrrley Wallace Parllamentarran Barbara Hall Town reporter Barbara Johnson Historians Shrrley Wallace and Elatne Andrews and Song Leader Joanne Blythe The chapter advlsor ts Mtss Stedman Home Economrcs teacher who has done a great deal for the club thts year The chapter mother Mrs Mayme Wmterburg was elected at the flrst meetrng The activmes for the year lncluded Chrrstmas party Mother and Daughter banquet February btrthday party mtlk sale at noons candy sales Freshman F H A tmtratron and lnstallatron of new offlcers This page sponsored by CITIZEN S FIRST NATI NAL BANK, HUB'S GRILL and JOHNSON'S LUNCH ROOM Prmceton, Ill. 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Clmexica P10 fi x-..,.,-ff SEATED Lowell Frank Roger West Donald Fletcher Kenny Towne Rxchard Bradley Johnny Prurtt Mr Rtchards B111 Bneser was absent STANDING Stanley Ph1111ps Bunk Barkley Mtckey Routt Jerry Peterson George Lampkm Lrndsey Kessler Lee Schroeder Chuck Prurtt Kenny Ph1l11ps and Vernon Dabler Th1s year the FFA started the year wxth 16 members IH theu club The offrcers for Ih1S year are as follows Presxdent Kenny Towne Vrce Pres1dent Rtchard Bradley Secretary Roger West Treasurer Donald Fletcher Sentrnel Lowell Frank Reporter Johnny Prurtt The boys were ongmally under the gurdance of Mr Hunter but after hrs l'CSlgl'l3I10I1 due to rllness Mr Slmon and Mr Rxc ards acted as theu sponsors For the second semester the FFA boys were under the sponsorshlp of Mr Wessels On January 21 the FFA tmtxated the greenhands rn o the club as Chapter Farmers The boys also gave a party for the FHA gtrls The FFA acuvmes were lxmrted thls year because of the chan e tn S sponsors Th1s Page Sponsored By GLAFKA PRODUCE MIKES TAVERN Manhus Ill I M MANTON GRANT G GISH Buda Ill .7 e Cagfeo Scmeam K A74 FIRST ROW Edna Behrens Joanne Blythe Martha Ealey Jane Brreser Barbara Hall G1orraDab1er Helen Monroe Jeanette Rutherford Mrs Brumm SECOND ROW Bunk Barkley Jeanne Hartman JoAnne Hall Frances Puyear Drck Heuer Jean Cruse Bernrce Rrchmond Mary Beckman Dtane Trotter Marlene Baker Prrscrlla House THIRD ROW Jlmmy Green Jerry Peterson Lowell Edmtnster Kenny Towne Chuck Prultt Barbara Johnson Marjorle Smrth Sh1rleyLampkxn Jerry Barkley Stanley Phrlltps Margaret Andrews Peggy Young FOURTH ROW Johnny Pruxtt Roger West Gene Rutherford Charles Alvey Lmdsey Kessler Kenny Phllltps Sharon Wallace Jack Foulke Mary Sapp Elatne Andrews Betty Knudsen Elrnora Jaggers Shrrley Wallace Rtchard Whrpple Brll Brreser was absent The newspaper staff started out the year wlth 49 members under the edrtorshrp of Barbara Hall and assrstant edttorshlp of Jane Brreser Glorta Dabler was selected as bustness and advertrsrng manager As tn prevrous years the paper was edlted once every srx weeks A few chan es were made rn the appear ance of the paper such as usrng colored paper and settmg ll up In three co umns Mrs Brumm IS the advrsor for the newspaper Thus Page Sponsored By NAOMI POND BEAUTY SHOP, DAIRY BAR, RILEY S BARBER SHOP TROTTER S DRUG STORE Wyanet Ill I I I E , 3 3 p:3 se. 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Il'!:fF 1:l'a?:::s -in!! rr as SEATED Kenneth Phrllrps Duane Heuer Johnny Pru1tt Kenny Towne Bemard Barkley Coach Churchrll Dxck Kmnamon was absent STANDING Donald Fletcher Lowell Frank Vernon Dabler Rrchard Bradley Lmdsey Kessler Jack Foulke Roger West Jrmmy Alvev OFFIC ERS Presrdent Bemard Barkley Vrce Pres Kenny Towne ec John Pruxtt Reporter Kenny Towne Advrsor Mr Churchrll To qualrfy to become a member of the Lettermen s Club one has to have eamed a letter rn some sport The Lettermen s Club elected therr offlcers at the begrnmng of the school year In the followrng meenngs how to xmprove the fmancxal status was the prmcrpal topxc As rn prevrous years the club has sold pogcom at all games On December 4 the clun sponsored a record dance to purchase athletrc equipment an also to mcrease therr funds the boys sold school emblems Tlus Page Sponsored By DEWEY ELLIS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO and GILTNERS VARIETY STORE WYANET ILL J I 1 LW A Q' 1' 7' A' . , ' 1 , 0 Q ' p p Q ' O , Y 1 8 ' : cr. ! r k ' ,Q , 31 r .2 . ilpw, ' ' . lp. 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' 5 ft -+ ' R- : A ' W1 k A If - Q v in 'v Q C 8 I 1 X X Q - I nan: H49 FIRST ROW Rrchard Bradley Lowell Frank Roger West Vernon Dabler M1ssRol1 SECOND ROW Drck Heuer Marvrn Baker Elmer Wood B111 Flemmg Stanley Phllhps Lee Schroeder Johnny Prurtt B111 Brreser and George Lampkm were absent ado and 330.90 Cfaauw Under the fme dlrectron of Mlss Mary Jane Roll the grrls chorus presented many talented appear ances thrs year The mam one bemg of course the sprmg concert The chorus along wrth the band presented a fme program and a tno presented several numbers Besrdes thrs performance the chorus sang at the local churches and several grrls entered the drstnct contest held every year Th1s year the chorus sang rn the L1ttle Erght Musrc festtval whrch IS also an annual affaxr As rn prevlous years the chorus rehearsed for the Chrrstmas program but because of tnclement weather rt was not held There are twenty three members of the gxrls chorus and the accompamest IS Joanne Blythe Although the group IS small they have proved thelr talents rn the varlous appearances they have made thts year Although small rn number a large amount of talent was drsplayed by the boys chorus at the sprmg concert ln whrch they presented a short program along wrth the other muslc groups Another acuvrty was the Musrc Festrval held at Wyanet an at whrch the boys chorus was represented They d1d not send anyone to Drstrrct contest but rn other acnvrtres they drd a grand Job The boys also rehearsed songs for the Chrrstmas program The boys chorus th1s year consrsts of thrrteen members and 15 under the expert dlrectron of Mxss Mary Jane Roll and the accompanrest IS Elame Andrews Thls Page Sponsored By WALNUT CHEESE CO. and ATHERTON GRAIN CO. 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'- .1 , 1 11, k.'k 1 H , 1 K 4 ,- . x rw t I::',,.0.X, K, '4 31 it '1 '1't-: ff film' X , 1 , --...S rx 'Y hu' A -' -21' -'71 t 1 i fi' 1 5 T ' ' A X -n .C we-'Z r ' xx M A 1-f':Qfi3. -- T f qv sfLi'L:'ij'-' vc ' 1 , 4 W' o ' i J I I I .Wand 5 NN if 1 U .4 -12' -an Y' FIRST ROW Helen Monroe Peggy Young Sharon Wallace Dick Hamrrck Jane Brleser Bill Fleming Diane Trotter Priscilla House Shrrley Wallace Kenny Phnlr s Mary Sapp SECOND ROW -Bernice Richmond JoAnne Hall Elaine Andrews Bar ara Johnson Margaret Qntdlrews dBetty Knudsen Stanley Phillips Calvin Pond Joanne Blythe Jean Cruse Jeanette u er or THIRD ROW Jack Foulke George Conley Jerry Barkley Miss Roll B111 Brreser and Marion Routt were absent The highlight of the band activities this year was the spring concert which was presented by both the band and chorus departments As another actlvrty the band provided entertainment in the form of snappy marching original formations and the flashing batons of the majorettes at the football games It also played at all home basketball games Several of the membe's entered a district contest with solos and ensembles. For a greater portion of the school year the band rehearsed for the Little Eight music festival which was held in Wyanet. The band this year consists of twenty-Seven members The officers were elected at the first band meeting The much-improved band is under the able and efficient direction of Miss Mary Jane Roll. This Page Sponsored By CHASE LOUNGE, ROBERT WEBB and STUBLER'S SALES and SERVICE Wyanet. Ill. fn SS ...R Z1 MAJORETTE Shlrley Wallace TWIRLERS Jeanette Rutherford Helen Monroe Peggy Young MAJORETTE Barbara Hall FIRST ROW Reporter Elarne Andrews Presrdent Joanne Blythe Lrbrarran Barbara Hall SECOND ROW Secretary Treasurer JaneBr1eser V1cePres1dent Shuley Wallace THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Bureau County SL Wyanet Insurance Mutual Co and Y Net Theater Wyanet Ill and Walnut Gram Co Walnut Ill XJ V S7 D . X S . 1 X Q.-'A X- . 'X x , -.H fs: K f ' 0 f A H y i U ' 'jg A' O Ri K 4' 1 V vi 4 . . ' x' , V x, E if R 5 '. ,gk ',, ' 1 I' q 'Y tkg 1 x ,Bclimauano FIRST ROW Shirley Wallace Jim Alvey SECOND ROW -Lowell Edmrnster Junior Benningfield Lindsey Kessler Jerry Barkley THIRD ROW Kenny Phillips Tommy Wyatt The library has had many new books added to it It has been reshelved according to the Dewey Decimal System The shelves were labeled and books were placed accordingly Miss Graham from the Princeton library and Mrs Bingaman helped much in the reorganizing of the library There is a librarian assigned from each study hall, and the librarian checks out books or maigazines for that hour. These peo le have helped much in keeping the library in proper order an in maintaining a well-organize library, This Page Sponsored By HARMONY INN--De Pue, Ill. and HETZLER FARM IMPLEMENT CO., GONIGAM-BASS-HILL CO.. Walnut, 111- mucus Clams Jfag XA-,vw HIT TE., STANDING Mrss Roll Jane Brreser Johnny Prurtt Kenny Phrllrps SEATED Barbara Hall Roger West Vernon Dabler Shrrley Wallace Barbara Hartman Glorra Dabler and Shrrley Osborne The Happrer We ll Be a llght comedy was presented November 6 and from the mo ment the curtam rose the house was frlled w1th laughter The characters were well portrayed and the play a huge success A mrddle western crty provrded the settrng for Mr Thatcher who wanted to get 1nto poll trcs Erghteen years ago he was beaten for Clty treasurer by Fred Harmon Now Fred Harmon s son wanted to date V1v1en hrs daughter and wxth revenge strll rn hrs soul Mr Thatcher re fused Vrvren planned to decerve her father by havmg Jack rmpersonate Leslre Hall who was to have been a weekend guest but couldn t come Judy another daughter does not help her father s polrtrcal ambrtrons for she grves sleep mg prlls to then' nelghbor s dogs Mr Dexter a polmcal power rn the town When Leslre Hall shows up unexpectedly for a weekend w1th Jack some excrtement IS rroused but the play ends well wrth V1v1en and Jack gomg together Mr Harmon and Thatcher frrends once more Mr Dexter no longer angry and Judy the darlrng of the house The play was dtrected by Mlss Roll. 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J 4 t J '11' - -M' 1 x 5 r ut . iff! tv Senuw Clown J FIRST ROW Eugene Rutherford Barbara Hall Miss Roll Director SECOND ROW Joanne Blythe Shrrley Wallace JoAnne Hall Kenneth Towne Lowell Ed minster Roger West THIRD ROW Jane Brreser D1ane Trotter Bernlce Rlchmond The Seruor Class Play featuring an all school cast was presented Aprrl 4 The Pro fessor Proposes a comedy rn three acts was acted out superbly and the audlence s response was such as was needed to make the play a huge success The play revolved around Emrly an A student rn college who never had any dates Geraldrne her roonunate who knew that men go for popularrty trred to help her out by tellmg Bert that Emtly was gom Wllh an out of town rnan She even produced a ptcture whrch made her plan work Bert su denly realrzrng Ermly was a pretty gul dated her and Enuly was rn her seventh heaven But Bert was Jealous of Emrly s out of town surtor and Emlly had a hard tune copmg with Geraldlne s 11e And then the ongrnal photo raph appears as the new est member of the faculty Professor McKenny Now that Emrly an Bert were 111 love Jerry had to thmk of a way to get the Professor out of the way She staged a proposal between Emily and the Professor, Emrly was to accept and later break the enga ement. But dur1ng the proposal, the Professor's wife heard him, and then everyone found out. Egmrly had to confess to Bert, but when Bert found out there was no out of town surtor, he forgave Emily and then made the pro posal himself to Emily. We would like to thank the students who took part rn any part of the play and also, Mrss Roll, for her very frne directmg. SPONSORED BY Bradley's Studro Wyanet. llhnors ' Q I :mv ' Q fs , ' l ' ' 6 f L 3 H 4 I . ' ' A E A A, nu Z y l. ,. LV , fi X Q cv I . X. r Q 4 ' I , A E' 1 v f ' 3 x f 5 K, . 'YJ , 3 2 V, 'S ' 5 , T 13? 9 i I! ' , ' C. -- E '., ' 4 a X- ,V O ' ---- l Y I 0 r 7 1 v n ' , . --m . , . , . . . . . ,, 1 ' o - ' ll ' ' I I I I 1 I , ' ' s . p , s ' 1 1 ' u I s E T ' ' . ' . 9 I l I . . . , - - . . I 1 . . . , . . . - . . ' 5 ' . ado' .Tlryaa wal Cducatwn 0 00 N040 P M J FIRST ROW Jeanne Hartman Barbara Hall Mary Beckman Drane Trotter JoAnne Hall Coach Churchrll SECOND ROW Bemrce Rrchmond JeanCruse Barbara Johnson Sh1rleyLampk1n G1orraDabler Marlene Baker Jane Bneser THIRD ROW Martha Ealey Edna Behrem MarJoneSm1th Margaret Andrews Helen Monroe Frances Puyear Peggy Young FOURTH ROW Jeanette Rutherford Mary Sapp Sharon Wallace BettyKnudsen Shrrleywallace Joanne Blythe Elmora Iaggers Elarne Andrews The Grrls P E class has been engaged rn many actrvrtres thrs year For the fust trme gxrls football was played Other BCUVIUCS were volleyball basketball softball tumblrng and dancrng In December a basketball toumament was held A captarn was chosen from each class and each captarn chose a team of srx grrls The captarns and therr team names were Freshman Shrrley Lampkrn Sealers Sophomores Bar ara Johnson Eagles Iunrors Shrrley Osborne Blue Streaks and the Senrors Joanne Blythe Sassy Sals The Sassy Sals were the wmners of the toumament Tlus Page Sponsored By WHIPPLE SALES 8: SERVICE BUDA JOHN RASHID MARKET SHEFFIELD J WALLACE CONSTRUCTION CO Wyanet Ill U U U I I H 1 4, . . .xl 7' ' , ,N 2 A A ' S ' pf' ' 'I ' 5 . ,- I Q , ff it y I ll . X Q v I Y ' , K V, J A 4 ,,, X I 4 Q 1 x 0 ii W 5 s I ' 9 f , I K I Ji 5 ' 1 4 Y R '5 4 ' L P. W N' . 'N , 5 T, A I I A pf A W. J f P x Cifzeedeadew, Left to Right MARLENE BAKER, SHIRLEY WALLACE SHIRLEY LAMPKIN The 1951 52 cheerleaders Shrrley Wallace Marlene Baker and Shrrley Lampkm were chosen by popular vote of the school body after group and 1nd1v1d ual tryouts The cheerleaders appeared rn new outfrts for the basketball season wearlng purple pleated skrrts wrth whrte blouses These grrls have arded much rn supporung the team and leadrng the cheenng sectron We wrsh to congratulate them Thrs Page Sponsored by SMOKEY S GUN SHOP, BUEL HUDSON AUGUSTINE S GROCERY HOUGHTON LUMBER CO Wyanet Ill -- ' . ' 1 9 l , - - u . , v p r Ch- I O PQEPE TI 'HQ9 X..-7 f 3 'N -...J 5 N-...K U 6 - P W X , W ,kjfx 3 Mxgfxl K 'Tv,,f mb f s K ,, f X fli: 2 kllf 5,f 5 f V 1 J Q f - Q D P Jaatiafl qna.r1a 42iW,,,.,-.pf--.wif-nl 'fc' 5 pr Q ri wx my N3 wa VARSITY STANDING Coach Churchlll Jerry Peterson Roger West Kenny Towne John Prultt KNEELING Ilm Alvey Tom Wyatt Marvln Baker Dxck Bradley D1ck Kmnamon Wy anet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet 1951 FOOTBALL SCORES Oh1o Bureau Twp Manhus Buda T1sk11wa Sheff1e1d Malden Neponset 33 L aMo111e COACH CHUIEHILL ROGER WEST t' 1 X! L ofa if .L L3 .,....f Nm 3' 1 pd i?'5 Af-, My Qf w ' , Y . , A 5 'gf ,gin , .9 -f . ,Ig I 9 ' -5 .L 2 n .2 f ' -,5J:iff-N,ay f in , i. fn I ff 1. - Q , s 4 P, Qx A Q' I f I 6 ' 33 . ' 6 . 7 ' 'e H! 13 ' 38 E 13 28 Y' 12 ' ' 13 19 ' 13 37 20 . 6 12 ' 6 ,C 1' Jn 1951 ffaatiail Squad TOP ROW Charles Anderson Everrtt Alm Lowell Edmrnster Rrchard Whrpple Charles Prurtt Drck Hamrlck Darell Eckberg Calv1n Pond SECOND ROW Coach Churchrll Drck Heuer B111 Flemmg Ixm Green John Prultt Roger West Jerry Peterson Vemon Dabler THIRD ROW Ixm Alvey Kenny Towne Kenneth Catton Marvrn Baker Tom Wyatt Rrchard Bradley Drck Kxnnamon August 28 1951 saw the begrnnrng of one of the most drverse football seasons rn the hrstory of Wyanet Hrgh School Some twenty four boys reported for practrce Enthuslasm ran hrgh and expectatrons were great After great mountalns of persprratron had poured forth and many changes made, the season was underway. At the begrnmng of the season, our football Coach, Merrrll Duffield, was hurt on a hayrack party glven by the Iurnor Class. He had both ankles broken and had to be out ofschool for several months. He was replaced by Jack Churchrll, who recerved 12 letters rn hrgh school and attended the U. of I. , where he made numerals ln football and track before he went to war. He played football, basketball, baseball, and track for three years rn servrce. After gettrng out of servrce, Mr. Churchrll played one year of football at Western State before mcurnng an xnjury that put hrm on the shelf. Our football team was honored to have one of rts ace players, Roger West, chosen the All Star quarterback of the Lrttle Erght. Thrs Page Sponsored by WYANET HARDWARE, W. H. SUTLEY, KIKBElU'S HOME SERVICE, Wyanet, Ill. u V I if A if h 2 I f W .1 ff. 'S . ' ' fi ig 5 'bf ' , , A9 'EF 1- 1 6 0 Q' 1 . X Q '- f -1 X 2 ' Q I . Y ' A If Ja, .12 E-'Ur 2 K, vs.. L i I ' 1 ' - A fp 2 A 17 I E1 'X as a 9 I 5 1 I .73 Center Coach Churchrll BASKETBALL VARSITY TEAM Left to nght D1ck Heuer Don Fletcher Rrchard Wh1pp1e Marv1n Baker Drck Hamrxck Jerry Peterson Duane Heuer L1ndsey Kessler Roger West John Prurtt hm Alvey Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyaner Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet Wyanet 41 SCHEDULE Buda Neponset La Mollle T1Sk1lW8 She ffreld Malden She ffreld Neponset McNabb La Mollle McNabb Oh1o Sheffxeld Annawan Bureau Townshlp T1Sk1lWa Manhus Prmcetonj V Buda fHo11day 'I ournamenty fL1tt1e 8 Touruamentj -44 55 -22 39 -46 ' 64 -40 ' ' 61 -66 ' 44 -47 56 -47 ' 68 ' ' Wyanet-40 Buda 44 QI-Ioliday Tournamemj -30 43 -44 55 -63 ' 66 -41 56 -39 ' 76 -39 ' 72 ' -46 54 -49 ' 57 -'70 ' ' 49 -57 ' 52 -47 ' . . 48 ' 42 EUANGG SEATED Charles Prurtt Jerry Barkley Dare11Eckberg Drck Hamrrck Don Fletcher Drck Heuer Coach Churchlll SECOND ROW Lee Schroeder Charles Anderson Everrtt Alm Calvm Pond Rrchard Whrpple Jerry Peterson Marvrn Baker Duane Heuer THIRD ROW hm Green Jack Foulke Kenneth Catton Lowell Edmrrxster BxllFlem1ng Lrndsey Kessler Roger West John Prultt J1mA1vey As ll appraoches press trme for thrs rssue of the year book ll seems the basketball team IS begm ntng to fxnd rtself For the last three outings the team has shown steady lmprovement The defense seems to be steadyrng down and the offense has started to show sparks of porse and abrlrty to drrve There has been no smgle star on thrs year s team any man may be the scormg threat for the rught The brunt of the season has been carrred by Inn Alvey Duane Heuer Rober West John Prurtt Lrndsey Kessler and Don Fletcher The play makers for thrs year s hardwood crew have been West and Fletcher each coming on raprdly toward the end A Frosh Soph team rs developmg whrch looks lrke good trmes to come The team mcludes Peterson good rebounder Hamnck shootmg and floor play Whrpple Flemmg and Drck Heuer wrth Marvrn Baker pushxng them hard All boys are back next year and wrth the much rmproved fundamentals and trlckery a frne team may be expected , s ,J . ,J J T ' 1 Tb' Lf' V 4 J - 4' ., I r r -H f ' A I f E 8 kg gn A 1 4 , . 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A ,, .gg X ju AW 'QQ f' ll' I if In sv K FIRST ROW Drck Heuer Roger West Don Fletcher Richard Whipple Johnny Prurtt Duane Heuer Lrndsey Kessler SECOND ROW Dick Hamrick Kenny Catton Kenny Phillrps Chuck Prurtt Darell Eckberg THIRD ROW George Conley Charles Alvey hm Green Tom Wyatt FOURTH ROW Kenny Towne Calvm Pond Jerry Barkley Coach Churchrll ABSENT Everitt Alm Marvrn Baker Rrchard Bradley Lowell Edmlnster B111 Flemmg Lowell Frank Drck Krnnamon Jerry Peterson George Lampkrn Vernon Dabler The track season was started around March 1 Preseason indicatlons and past records point to the assumption that track for 52 should be somewhat of a success The track team rs particularly suong in pole vaulting havrng three men capable of over 10 feet The half nule also should bring in points A couple of good men ln hurdles grves rndrcation that this should add to the point total Several consrstent men rn the weights and a good hrgh jumper with a better than average broad jumper, give good balance and strength rn the field events. The unknown quantity for the year seems to be in the mile since at least four good men are back. Making a quick survey of the material as listed above, everything points to a young but prom- ising track team, showing improvement over football and basketball of this year. X 2' 67' X 7 M XX 5 x 291 mf xx iw Q Q Q J X 1 E ,ff S-1' v L. Zu A 'ji'-v1-.gg f I' Wx , 0 X W' Q gli? 4 D an G3 1 N Yi .H V Q , ' 2 NSS?-'qv ifl 245.21 1951 gfamecamuzg KING ROYAL DANCE A 'Rust' AND QUEEN AND ROYAL COURT GRAND MARCH HOMECOMING DAN I il 1 , A - 2' Q, ,Qi if A Q-,Q . ' Iii., ' f:qrE'g4l i 2 , 5 1 Ass 1- J 2 4 an-Q--L., ill -I 4? t r If ' 1 f N , xi . W - Freshman Imnauon Any A S9979 Handspr1ngs'7 '79 Washmg '? ,sf r g J MUSIC? Loolll Umm goodm ...fe Duty c1othes'7'7 1 Thjnkin hard??? T1me for lunch A11 by myself '7 Freshman Initiation -fe--ff 9 Bored'P'P A. Kxckoff ume' I S Luger Over there my Sfixfw , ff fl Ther: boss! dia Brace 1t! I ' Lunchnme ' I9 '77 We re busy srl? 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