Wyanet High School - Wyhian Yearbook (Wyanet, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1954 volume:

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Gr 6, Q I , A f 3 l LIBRISf S i f'g.,,,,,X ,, 5- 55- rf v 05 ,fn We The Senror Class hope that the 1954 Wy H1 An wrll serve 1ts theme by spothghtrng Wyanet I-hgh by th1s we mean pumng ourschool hfe under a spotlrght whrch w111 brmg out the events of the past year Q 'SN X99 7X-T-if 1 eg J ZX XS: YSL Q V e hx X Sf .r 13?- ,' ' -:- - lo X ,f ,,...- ,,....l. if DEDICATION TO OUR PARENTS We the Semors of the Wyanet Commumty I-hgh School class of 1954 dedxcate our annual to you the parents ofthe class lf ll weren t for your guldance and helpmg hand we would not be the people we are today Our yearbook LS one of the most xmportant achxevements IH our school 11fe and we would l1ke to share II wxth you We QIVC you our book the 1954 Wy H1 An 492 gs ,N 'Y ,fs 3 Ufrfw Z NNUA STAFF FIRST ROW Left o Rlffht D1ckHamr1ck Marv Sapp Charles Alvey B1llBre1ser Lee Schroeder M Cohoon SECO 'D ROW Charles Pruxtr Jerry Barkley Ieanet e Ru herford Prrscrlla House Margaret Andrews Stanley Ph1ll1ps Shrrley Norton V13a Trerbach Barbara Johnson THIRD ROW Mrs Drttus Marjorle Smrth Elaine Andrews FOURTH RO V Lowell Edmrnster George Conley Jrm Pa erson Jerry Peterson Mar1on Routt 1954 WY Hl ANI STAFF Edrtor Mary Sapp Class Edxtor Jeannette Ru herford Assrsrant Edrror Drck Hamrrck Sports Edrtor Jerry Peterson Bus1ness Manager Margaret Andrews Snapshots Edltor Marjorle Sm1 h Advertlslng Manager B111 Brleser Art Edltor Ela1ne Andrews Act1v1ty Eduor Shlrley Norton Clrculauon Manager B111 Brreser The Annual Staff mer early th1s fall wrth therr new advrsors Mrs Drttus and Mr Cohoon o or ganxze therr ad selhng campargn The Edrror Mary Sapp rssued assrgnrhenrs to all the staff members Each one dllrgently began domg hrs part to contnbure to the publlcatlon of the yearbook Je hope that our efforts have no been rn vam and hat our book wrll help you to remember your l9o3 54 hrgh school days and frrends rn your later years . :alkal Best Wrshes to the Class of 54 THE FIRST 'NIATIONAL BANK Member ofF D l C Nyanet I111no1s -- r ' -.. 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A U O I I , . . 1 PRINCIP L'S MESSAGE To the Senror Class of 54 I have been asked to wrlte a few words to you the most energetrc people rn the world You the class of 54 have made many frrends and acquamtances rn hrgh school Some of you wrll clrmb to greater herghts makrng many more frrends and assocrates Iwrll say to all of you that your h1gh school days ar Wyanet Hrgh wrll always be dear to your hearts The frnal word IS drffrcult to say each of you holds a place that cannot be frlled by another Each of you have won some honor whether large or small Each of you have contrrbuted 1n some measure to the success of the school as a whole May I wrsh each and every one of you success 1n your search for a place IH our world May you come to the threshold of lrfe and realrze that your teachers were only helprng you lay the foundatron for the house of lrfe and that as long as you lrve your ed ucatron wrll never stop Srncerely Gail! WILLIAM H SUTIEY Frne Furmture Mortrcran Ambulance Servrce Day or Nrght Wyanet Illrnors - 1 , . , . . . . . 1 9 ' . . I 1 . o , - s ' D O 1 X0 is QR W K X xx? XS Q: Q25 S W9 E fgaiieaag fff'f-1-o li James Davis oghn A lJ 0 Wm. Parker 2 f '91 C' - impair PY The Board of Education unselishly gives up many of their leisure hours to spend forming policies and solving pro- blems for our school. We would like to thank this board for their volunteer services which result in better educa- tion for the students at Wyanet High School. Dawson Gilmer Jewel C0ff6Y This Pa ge Sponsored By HENRY TENT 8: AWNING CO. Emmett Routt CITIES SERVICE STATION Merle Madsen WYANET LOCKER F. J. POSCHARSCKY Wyanet, Illinois 4151 Jlf., 1,6-of-if ffrvvirij MRS LOREN DITTUS Bfls. 7 'd ca'-' Westem Illinois State College English Spanish Library Freshman Class Advisor MISS DOLORES FOSTER B S Bradley University Home Economics 74 Junior Class Advisor FHA Advisor MISS BERNICE HINSHAW B.E. M.S. Illinois State Normal University Mathematics and Science H X'lO MR. CHARLES MILBURN Eurea ka College Public Speaking Girls and Boys Chorus , Band - -Play Director Freshman Class Advisor Dean of Boys Newspaper Advisor MR FORREY CLAY B.S. University of Illinois Q University of Illinois Graduate FFA Advisor Jr Class Advisor MRS. DE WAYNE CALVERT B S Illinois State Normal University Sr. High Girls' Phy. Ed Jr. High cms' Phy. Ed MR GILBERT De Advisor Sophomore Class Coach Football Basketball, Track MR. CARL COHOO Eastern State College University of Illinois Business Education Sr. Advisor Annual, Newspaper Ad 'C' L fl 11 PER NNEL Len Anthony BUS DRIVERS The high school this year has three buses and the same capable drivers We would 11ke to thank them for a Job wh1ch sometimes becomes dull and monotonous but which they always meet with a cheerful smile. 2 X l 1 LEONARD ANTHONY Day after day, week after week, month after month, year after year, for 25 years Len has been the first one to school each morning. Len comes, accomplishes, and departs--leaving behind him polished floors, shining windows, shoveled walks, and heated rooms. We would like to thank him for a superb job. This year thecommunity honored him for 25 years of faithful service by giving a This is My Life program December 20 1953 A ,... l X Jag Wyln eff' Shirley Norton Stallard Price J une Skaggs Foster Yochem Answermg calls running errands and tak ing dictation has beenSh1rley s main occupat 1on this year She is the Senior office girl and ts doing an excellent Job Although she spends a lot of time assisting Mr Cohoon and the rest of the teachers she still finds time to do very well in her subjects and participates in the school activities THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY WYANET GRAIN CO HUB S GRILL Wyanet Illinois Princeton illinois 6 on T , . 'V Q Q Af, ' 5 f SHIRLEY NORTON A J Erickson Mgr: We Never Sleep PERSUN EL FIRST ROW Left to Rrght Marc1aA1m Roberta Puyear Marvrn Baker Marjorre Smrth Norma Beckman Iudy Young SECOND ROW Darlene Cass Cabby Pond hm Green Kenny Catton 11m Patterson Stanley Ph1l11ps Bernlce Rlchmond THIRD ROW Robert Stout Jrm Cruse B111 Ellrs Everltt Alm Elmer Wood Jerry Hochstatter Georcre Conley Mr Cohoon HALL MONITORS The hall monrtors under the supervrsron of Mr Cohoon are a newly organrzed group of boys and grrls whose dunes rnclude recervrng v1s1tors durrng the school hours answerrng the tele phone runnrng varrous other offrce errands and keeprng student conduct rn the hall orderly Th1s relrable group of students chosen from each study hall perrod have proved thrs year to be of great assxstance to the prrnctpal O ov- passp 5.7 'V A Franc: P11 Th1s Page Sponsored By COMMUNITY FEED MILL DAVIS 8a HOPKINS LUMBER CO Custom Grrndrng 86 Mrxrng Lumber Burldrng Materrals 8a Coal Staley Feeds8L Concentrate Ohro 111 Prrnceton Ill Pnnceton Illrnors Phone 2122 Phone D1a13 1612 ' k 2 9 ' ' E -- I A ff on I SYS -1 SENIOR ASS OFFI ER FIRST ROW Left to RLUTII shrrley Norton Margorre Smtth Mrss Hrnshaw Mr Cohoon SECOND ROW J1mPatterson JeanneteRutherford Charles Prurtt FRFSHIES On September lQo0 twenty one of us so called freshres started our lonv march throubh our htfvh school career We elected Barbara Johnson queen candtdate and Charles Prurtt ktng candrdate Jeannette Rutherford was our class presrdent HOT STUFF Au ust twenty nrnth 1951 we star ed out the year as sophomores We elected Mary Sapp as pre srdent and our marn object was to tncrease our ftnances Jerry Peterson and Elarne Andrews were our kms' and queen candtdates LITTLF WHEELb Our treasury was fvetttnfl burger as well as our netalrty as we started out our Junror year We had many actrvmes that year Some of the mam ones were the class play The Black Ghost our Junror dance and our Juntor Senror trrp Ve elected Charles Prurtt as presldent BIG WHEELS On Au ust thtrty frrst we started out our Senror year Wllll twenty puprls 1n the class one less than we started our freshman year wrth Thrs year we sponsored the homecomrng dance had our class play and are fvotnft on a trrp fdestrnatron unknownj We are all lookrn forward to the bw day of Uraduatron Thrs Pa e Sponsored By VAN ORMER TEXACO QTATIONI HOWARD A JOHNSON Manltus llltnors JO'-INSONI SERVICF STATION GARFIELD STIER CC lleffleld Illtnors Q 1 1 u 0 - -- ' - v ' , L , . .V tv r ' 1. - -. U - K l K Y S 15 ' I Y I ' . gr - ' r ' - 5 i I ' I K - .5 . .t an I3 C2 Z3 I I ' ' . , . . H H . ' ' 1 r . - . . X . . I I ' Q .. .. H R . - , . . . . .9 v f n f . . . - 1 . L2 L7 ' CJ 3 T3 ' ' rr D , , M L Y . X . - , f- t- - - - r . - , - 1, - -J f . , CHARLES ALVEY Boy's Chorus 1,4 Football 4 4 f Basketball 1.4 R , Track 1.2.3.4 Junior Play 4 Eagle's Scream 2.3.4 Annual 4 Pep Club 1 F. F. A. 1 Office Assistant 3 Senior Play 4 iff' 1 1. iff! 1 ' t rf 4 '5 ,I .Aff 1' A -f 7 ' ELAINE AfNDRE ws Eagle's Scream 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Officer 1.2.3.4 One Act Play 2.3 Queen Candidate 2 Pep Club 1 Annual Staff4 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Pianist 2.3.4 Band 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3,4 Senior Play 2,4 Disuict Music Contest 1 r ,J I MARGARET ANDREWS! .ff ,- fb I 1 ' , Eagle'sScream1,2,3.4' ,L f fi- i . x,- E.1-I.A. 1,2,3,4g Officer 4f , Band 1,2,3g Officer 3 -V-' Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4 ' Girls Sextet 3 ' Twirling 1,4 f 1 Pep Club 1 Annual Staff 4 X.. - BILL BRIESER Junior Class Play 3 ' ,4 ' District Music Contest 1 'J' A ianifai 1'2'3'4 A ' Pe Club 1 f , P , ,ff , Q XP V Librarian 2 J, ' x District Music comes: 2.3,4 - Class Officer 2 Band 1, 2,3.4g Officer 4 5 F.F.A. 1,2.3.4g Officer4 ' S State Music Contest 2,3 Office Assistant 3 EORGE CONLEY and 1.2.3.4 Boy's Chorus 1, 2.3.4 I all Monitor 4 4,1 's Scream 3,4 35 I Q JH ss Play 3,4 l Letterman's Club 2 F.F.A. 1 This Page Sponsored By Gl-lOLSON'S, SPURGEONS, ELLBERG'S A FRIEND Princeton, Illinois Letterman's Club 2 , 3 , 4 l A I I K d W A I 1 JERRY BARKLEY Band 1, 2.3.4 Boy's Chorus 1, 2,4 Football 1 Basketball 1,2 Track 1, 2 Eagle's Scream 1, 2 F.F.A. 1 Pep Club 1 Librarian 1 Mixed Chorus 3.4 Annual Staff 4 Office Assistant 3 LOWELL EDMINISTER Eagle's Scream 1.2.3.4 Annual Staff4 Pep Club 1 Junior Play 1.3 Senior Play 2.4 One Act Play 1.2.3 Awards 1 Chorus 1.3.4 SHIRLEY NORTON Qattended Tiskilwa 1 . 21 GAA 1.2 F.H.A. 1.2.3 Eagle's Scream 3,4 Annual Staff4 Band 1,2 Chorus 1.2.3 Office Secretary 4 9 V171 jj ' A ff! ' X ,,1,Tflf' I if f-fqfallh tw' Q ueen Wu Cheerleader 2 Senior Play 4 JIM PATTERSON PRISCILLA HOUSE Class Officer 1 Eagle's Scream 1 . 2.3.4 F.H.A. 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 1 Annual Staff4 Junior Play 3 Band 1.2 Chorus 1.2 Senior Play 4 fattended Mount Morris 1. 21 Lettermen's Club 2.3.4 Boy's Chorus 1. 2.3.4 Mixed Chorus 3.4 Senior Play 4 Football 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2. 3.4 Track 1. 2.3.4 Student Council 3 Class Officer 4 King Candidate 3 Boy's Quartet 3,4 BARBARA JOHNSON Class Officer 1 . 2 Eagle's Scream 1 , 2, 3.4 Cheerleader 3.4 Band 1.2.3.4 Junior Play 3.4 Queen Candidate Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 1 Librarian 1 F.H.A. 1. 2.3.4. Chorus 1.2.3.4 Track Queen 2 Senior Play 4 JERRY PETERSON Pep Club 1 Class Officer 3 King Candidate 2 Football 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Track 1. 2.3.4. Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Eagle's Scream 1.2.3.4 F.F.A. 1.2.3.4. Ofhcer 3.4 Student Council 4 Lettermen's Club 2.3.4 Chorus 1.2.3.4 1 Officer 1.2.3.4 STA NLEY PHILLIPS Football 1 Basketball 1 Boy's Chorus 1 , 2, 3,4 Annual Sta ff 4 Band 1 , 2. 3 Hall Monitor 4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Pep Club 1 Librarian 1 Office Assistant 3 Senior Class Play 4 CHARLES PRUITT Eagle's Scream 2,3,4 ,-4. I ff, 'FootbalI1,2,3,4 v lf' Basketball 1.2.3.4 1 Track 1.2.3.4 V, Class Officer 1.2.3.4 lu .1 I F.F.F. 1.2.4 'uf l ' Lettermen's Club 2. 3,4 Boy's Chorus 1, 2.3.4 rl J, -' Annual Staff4 gf Junior Class Play 3 . J ' King Candidate 1 J' ' Pep Club 1 , ' Q Q Senior Class Play 4 A , .2 MARION ROUTT I F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Officer ppt? ' Chorus 1.2 Band 1, 2.3.4 Basketball 3 N , i A , ,A X Eagles Scfe km ,Z - - ' Y ' , 4 N ,MARY SAPP Track 3,4 ' Y, 1 IA' , 'v - I Foofball 4 ' A J K , ,'1 Eagle's Scream 1,2.3,4. Officer 3 Annual Staff4 , f .. ' ' J' ' Chorus 1 gggiihgial 4 f A 3 Q- , R C, Q Al'1l'1ll31Sf2.ff3,4g Asn. Editor 3 Y s , Editor 4 f 1 ' '-' Junior Class Play 3 , .. , Class Officer 2 One Act Play 2.3. Award 2,3 I hs' . ,s 'J 1 Pep Club 1 ' Band 1, 2,3,4 ' '1 ' 1 District Music Contest 2,4 1 F.H.A. 1.2,3,4:0ffiCeI3 ' Office Assistant 3 I . Senior Play 4 f I 4 4 ik Q. LEE SCHROEDER F.F.A. 1.2.3,4g Officer 4 Chorus 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1 Track 1,2 Pep Club 1 Mixed Chorus 3 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 1 . r k Q Eagle's Scream 1.2.3.4 ' A ' ' H -I, 1 . l'L 1 F.F.A. 1.2,3.4g Officer4 K., - 1 -J Mn I I rs I ' . 4 'Q ,lib y I I ,IEA NETTE RUTHERFORD Class Officer 1.3.4 Eagle's Scream 1.2.3.4 J F.H.A. 1,2.3,4g Officer 3 Chorus 1.2.3.4 I Band 1.2.3,4g Officer 3,4 I-'Girl's Sextet 2 Twirling 1 , 2 Majorette 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 1 District Music Contest 1 Senior Class Play 4 MAPJORIE SMITH fattended LaMo11le lj Class Officer 1 3 4 Eagle s Scream 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Girls Sex FHA 1234 Off1cer4 Librarian 1 2 Annual Staff 4 Junior Class Play 3 Cheerleader 4 Queen Candidate 4 V F W Award 3 Office Assistant 3 Hall Monitor Senior Class Play I et CLASS WILL We the class of 1954 of Wyanet High School having no further use for the characteristics above house of education do hereby will and bequeath these our last memories to the 1955 class of Wyanet High School, Charles Alvey Elaine Andrews Margaret Andrews Bill Brteser George Conley Lowell Edmmster Priscilla House Barbara Johnson Shirley Norton James Patterson Jerry Peterson Stanley Phillips Charles Pruitt Jeanette Rutherford Marion Routt Mary Sapp Lee Schroeder Marjorie Smlth w1l w will wil w w wil wil w w w wil wil wll wll wil I w I'I'l IT1 ITI l'1'l l'Il H1 ITI l'I'l l'l'l IT! ITI III ITI III lTl In l'l'l IH naturally curly hair to Everett Alm peroxided hair to Jean Cruse. ability to talk to Dick Heuer like new 30 Chevey to Edna Behrens Chevey to Richard Whipple. athletic powers to Elmer Wood scholastic abihues to Marvin Baker likeness of cheerleading to Shirley Lampktn ambition to sew to Sharon Wallace, height to Diane Trotter speed to Dick I-lamrlck weight to Charles Anderson ability to study to Bernice Richmond red hair to Kenny Catton good looks to Cabby Pond place in band to Shirley Frank A s to B111 Fleming. popularity to Betty Knudsen. Best Wishes to the Class of 54' THE FIRST STATE BANK OF PRINCETON CITIZENS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PRINCETON THE FIRST STATE BANK OF WALNUT MEMBERS OF THEF D I C of . . . , ' ' 1,3 I .V I . I 1' N f I4 and worldly possessions which we have acquired and retained during years as members of the 1 '1 y ' . . --.--- I in Y . . ----- I . y .. . D Jerry Barkley ------- I will my ability to do good in school to Jim Green. 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Man O Peace rldden by JERRY BARKLEY has Just won the Grand Sweepstakes MARTORIE SMITH the owner of Man O Peace famted after the race and was rushed to MayoC11n1c She IS bemg attended by VU A TRIEBACKS who IS a nurse there. Another great bank robber has just been captured CHARLES PRUITT prxvate eye who was helped by hts prlvate secretary SHIRLEY NORTON made the capture Onhand was LOWELL EDMINSTER crtme photographer for the New York Journal PRISCILLA HOUSE math teacher at the Un1vers1ty of Ill1no1s has come up wlth a new formula It ts now betng examlned by 1 Dr Emstem U...--Q0 The second half of th1s program IS bemg brought to you by RUTHERFORD S Cafe formerly known as the Brown Derby Jeannette whose parttes are the toast of Hollywood IS the hostess And now back to the news Y Y ' In the sports world GEORGE CONLEY has just won the flve hundred m1le auto race. JIM PATTERSON pttcher for theYanks has just been awarded the MVP award of the Amer1can League ELAINE ANDREWS world renowned arnst has Just completed another of her works LEE SCHROEDER S champ1on plg has Just set a world record for her htter JERRY PETERSON was the attendmg vetermarxan MARY SAPP famous saxophoneplayer has Just completed an around the world concert tour STANLEY PHILLIPS has been voted the safest cab drlver of 1963 by the Taxl Drlvers Assoctauon MARGARET ANDREWS counselor of a glrls camp has just recetved a medal for savmg the hves of two gtrls who were drownmg. Well folks that s all for torught Tune m agam next tune to hear more news and happenings of these famous celebrmes .folnnoffe THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Mar re J WALLACE CONST CO House Movmg and Buildmg Wyanet, llhnois W ,, Q 'V Qt - Y 2 35 ' v 1 . if H . i l , l! H . . u Y . - U . '1 , .1 . .. .' . , .5 .J 1 U I. . . . ., . . . . . g ' 4 xl . . I . ,. ' - . 0 I I x I. . - . 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X Q jx- ,X 3 2 1 Y f -w if .Y VJ XX Q R -. ,, A ,i JU IOR C ASS DFFI ERS STANDING Left to R1ght Jean Cruse Shrrley lampkrn B111 Flemmg Mr Clay Mrss Foster SEATEU Dlck Heuer Marlene Baker Pres1dent B111 Flerrung V1ce Pres1dent Sh1rley Lampkln Secretary Marlene Baker Treasurer Drck Heuer Reporter Jean Cruse On August 2? 1951 a group of 23 students started a long road ahead of them at W H S Mrs Brumm was our superv1sor and helped us sell at football and basketball games Our elected lung and queen candrdates were D1ck Hamrrck and Shrrley Iampkrn I Our Second year was much drfferent 've were acqua1nted wrth our classmates and the teachers and had more to look forward to The candrdates for homecommg were B111 Flemmg and Marlene Baker Now our Jun1or year we have recexved our class r1ngs and our mam a1m 15 to ra1se money for our class to take the senlors on a trlp The Juruor class play Down to Earth was one of our mam ways to ra1se money Our candrdates for Krng and Queen were Bernlce R1chmond and Dxck Heuer Th1s Page Sponsored By WALLACE BROS BLOCK CO Wyanet I111no1s PETE IEFFERY 84 SONS Wyanet 1111no1s WOODROW THOMPSON Sheffreld Illrnors ERICKSON GREEN HOUSE Prrnceton I111no1s I '- 9 D K l . D 1 ' 1 t s W -- I ' I Advisors , , , , , , , , , . , , , , . , Miss Foster, Mr. Clay . . . Y . . D I . . . . . v . s n , U I . . U . , . . D Hamrlck Green D He M Baker S Frank B Knudsen Thls Page Sponsored By WYANET TAP MOTOR COURT WEBB TRUCKING CO. STANDARD OIL CO. Wyanet, Ilhnols 4.3 Ewood fsheg, .QF R Wh1pp1e s wauaie D Trotter Y B R1chmond C. Pond F. Puyear f A y IJ q Ja KVVQQ , X Vi ' ,g,A yy' x , N A is . f 1,1 HN xy s. . ' N X o y M MGT JW I A -iw-Q -11-flu .f 0, WM ognv Y' J xy ,DX 98' f YN J- fy ,Cv J YW J 4 I rf J OPHU GRE CLASS OFFI ER LEFT TO RIGHT Mr DeMay Jerry Hochstatter B111 Patterson Nancy Thompson Sharon Me1se1 On the twenty eighth day of August twenty e1ght freshmen the larfrest class in Wyanet High School started their first year M1ss Foster was the1r advisor B111 Patterson was their presrdent T assist htm were Judy Young VICC president Sharon M tsel secretary and treasurer and Joan Sapp re porter Jack Heuer and Joyce Vaughn were thetr Krng and Queen candidates The second year they started with twenty nine B111 Patterson and Joan Sapp were chosen for therr SOPHOMORE C LASS OFFICERS B111 Patterson President Jerry Hochstatter Vice President Sharon Meisel Secretary Treasurer Nancy Thompson Reporter Claude Moreland and Ioan Sapp Student Council Thrs Page Sponsored By ATHERTON GRAIN COMPANY DR W H IGNDT DENTIST GEORGE H CAMERON HEITZLER FARM IMP CO Nalnut I111no1s - 1 1 ' 1 1 I v M - . ' - , ' U . . , ' ' . ' . ' ' . o ' ' . ' ' : Y . : . ' homecoming King and Queen. Their main object was to ma ke money for their senior trip. . . . , , . . 1 Alvey M Baker R Burdlck Cass ru-of if Suv Catton B Conklm ,..-r J Cruse J Dean B Ellns P Hamnck 1 J Q-leuer I Hochstatter fi f'o- G Jarvls O Kmnamon L Schmcke ,,. .Ax ,wwf -:Aviv S MBISBI ,...,,,, on df' r '? R Stout N Thompson B Mount Uh C Moreland Aww B Noe -hi' if .4 '? 5 I? S Wyatt I Young M Nlenkerk N Parker Th1S Page Sponsored By STUBLERS SALES 8a SERVICE PRINCES WELDING SHOP SMOKYS GUN SHOP WYANET APPLIANCE Wyanet I111no1s 199 1? S Pa mn B Pattelson Puyear Sapp f y 7 1 0 .!J'1.1. :'- 9,9 Q E 1' W-'L'-QV. I -3, ,h F 53 15 A 'r '2- P FRESIIMA ASS OFFI ER LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Drttus Mr Mrlbum Jerry Routt Lorrn Stevens Sharon Peterson Maxrne Braasch Twenty four Freshmen started I-hgh School on Auvust 31 As usual the Semors Gave the Freshmen a rouvh rm 1at1on Sellmg refreshments at basketball and football was our f1nanc1a1 accomphshment of the year Our homecomrng Krnfv and Queen candrdate were Sharon Pe erson and James Davrs 91 uderl Presldenl Jerry Routt Secretary Maxrne Braasch Treasurer Lorm Stevens Councrl representa rves are Jrlma Wallace and James Davrs Thrs Page Sponsored By RILEYS BARBER Sz BEAUTY SHOP BUREAU COUNTY 81 AYANET MUTUAL INSURANCE JOHNSON fa PETERSON DRAINAGE CONTRACTORS Wyanet, I111no1s V '- 0 ' 9 0 . 1 1 , 1 - A D ' . .Y . O .D ' ' , . . I F, Vice President . , , , , , , , , Sharon Peterson k, 7 . 1. . . 1 Y J ,WK QFD? --qw M Bra sc N BCCRITWII Barklpy D Anthony A1111 1 -r-'Q' Md 55? 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FIRST RO V Marlene Baker Sharon Wallace MarJor1e Smrth Barbara Johnson Margaret Andrews Bemrce Rlchmond Sharon Metsel Joan Sapp Elatne Andrews SECOND ROW Mary Sapp DlX16 Anthony Maxrne Braasch Judy Young Nancy Thompson Shrrley lampktn Jean Cruse June Smrth Mrss Foster THIRD ROW Shrrley Frank Prrscrlla House V113 Trerbachs Patsy Hamrrck Sarah Wyatt Nancy Alvey Barbara Mount Roberta Puyear Edna Behrens FOURTH ROW Charlene Catton Judy Barkley Wtlma Wallace Barbara Phtlltps MRICIR Alm Barbara Knudsen Sharon Peterson Betty Knudsen Dxane Trotter One of the features of F H A IS that a Chapter Mother ts selected to help the group durrng the year The F H A colors are red and whtte There ts also an octagonal shaped prn whrch has the motto around rt and tn the center two hands holdmg up a house whtch symbolrzes the fact that the homes of the future are rn the hands of Amerrcan youth The offrcers th1s year were Presldent Barbara Johnson V1ce Prestdent Margaret Andrews Secretary Marjorre Smrth and Treasurer Sharon Wallace The Chapter Mother was Mrs Cohoon and the Chapter Advtsor was Mrss Foster The soclal lrfe of the F H A tncluded Letters from Abroad Famtly Nrght Thts rs Your Club Chnstmas Party Commumry Btrthday Party Imtratton Mother and Daughter Banquet Apnl Fool Party for the School lnstallatxon and Style Show and the Elect1on of New Offlcers Th1s Page Sponsored By WYANET CHAPTER OF FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The purpose of F.H.A. is To make better homemakers and to promote the joys of homemaking. 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FIRST ROW Left to Rrght B111 Brerser Jerry Pe erson bee Schroeder Marlon Rout Stanley Phrllrps B111 Flemmg SECOND ROW B111 Ellrs Charles Anderson Lorrn Stevens Charles Pruttt Gene Forth Thomas Parker Mr Clay THIRD ROW Ronald Burdrck Jerry Hochstatter Claude Moreland Elmer Vs ood Robert Stout Francrs Alm FOURTH RO V LeRoy Olson Jerry Routt Modrxs Tretbachs Irm Mrller Marvrn Braasch Robert Burdrck James Davts The Future Farmers of Amenca or F F A as rt rs commonly known rs the nauonal orgamzanon of by and for boys studymg natronal avrtculture It was orvamzed tn 1926 and thts year IS celebratmg rts Zath brrthday on whtch the U S Post Offrce IS rssurng a commemoratlve 3cL stamp The F F A met for the fust trme th1s year durrng the thrrd week of school and on September 28th they met agarn and 1n1t1ated the 15 mcommg greenhands The Chapter s program of work consrsts of a publrc speaklng contest donkey ball game parlramen tary procedure contest corn ptcker safety camparcn pest contest and a parent and son banquet The club s actrvrtres were drrected agatn thrs year by Mr Clay Thrs Page Sponsored By WYANET CHAPTER OF FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA -- . bv- . . 47 . , . . 1 L 1 1 l1 1 . , -- . . . ,, . - 1 1 1 -1 1 1 - 1 W 1 1 1 I , X -- ' . . . ' 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 P . ,, ,, . . . . . . , . 1 Q 1 1 A 0 1 0 ' , . . e . . - 1 , f , . . . . - 1 1 1 a 1 1 f , . . . . . . . 1 EAGLES SCREA FIRST ROW left lo R1 h B111 Brreser Jerry Pe erson Edna Behrens bh1rley lampkm Sh1r1ey Norton Mar are Andrews Marjorre Smnh Elame Andrews D1ane Trotter Mary bapp J1m Patferson SECOND RO w Charles Alvey Shrrley Parf1n Frances Puyear Judy Younff Nancy Thompson Joyce Dean Bern1ce RlChITlOl1d Jean Cruse Nlarlene Baker B111 Pa rerson Mar1on Rourt THIRD ROW LOW611EdII1lI'1SI6I' I allace Barbara Johnson Jeanene Rnrherford R1chard Wh1pple FOURTH ROV Mr M1lhurn Claude Moreland J1m Green Charles Prun George Conley Jerry Barkley Jack Heuer 9anleyPh11l1ps Drck Heuer Mr Cohoon The newspaper staff srarted ol 1 the year wrrh 41 members under the ed1torsh1p of Flame Andrews and assrstanx ed1rorsh1p of Edna Behrens Marjorre bmnh was selected as buslness manager and Barbara Johnson as adverr1s1nv mana er As Ill prev1ous years the paper was edrred once every SIX weeks Under the sponsorsh1p of Mr Cohoon and Mr Mxlburn they Have an all school party Th1s Page Sponsored By 'IIIE EAGLE S SCREAM OF WYANET HIGH SCHOOL , . 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I O - STUDE 'I' C UNCIL SEATED Left to Rlght Joan Sapp Claude Moreland Jerry Peterson Sh1r1eyLampk1n D1ckHamr1ck Wrllma Vallace Mr Cohoon STANDING Barbara Johnson James Davrs STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councxl cons1sts of two elected members from each class a boy and a glrl The Councrl 1n therr meetrngs have elected offlcers and also drscussed ways rn whrch they could assrst the prrncxpal and the school rn problems and actrvrtres Some of the purposes of the councll are ro help advrse the pr1nc1pal rn any school problems so that all the emotronal and recreatronal and educatronal benefr s are avarlable to each student They are not set up to take dutres from other organrzatrons The offrcers are Presldent Jerry Peterson Vrce Prestdent Barbara Johnson and Secretary Shrrley Iampkln Thrs Page sponsored By M RL M FEED gf GRAIN CO ECKBERG S HOME SERVICE RED Ss WHITE STORE TAQTE ANID SNAKE Wyanet Illrnors , J -- D '- K 1 J 1 ' I 1 D A 1 . Y . 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H I , H . . -- ' - f -- C 1 D BAD LEFT TO RIGHT Margaret Andrews Jeannette Rutherford Max1neBraasch MR MILBURN HOMECOMING MARCHING BAND This Page Sponsored By WYA NET HIGHSCHOOL BA ND PRACTICE AN FIRST ROW Left to Rrght Sharon Wallace Nancy Thompson Sharon Mersel Bemrce Rrchmond Barbara Mount Sharon Peterson Barbara Phrllrps Diane Trotter Mary Sapp SECOND ROW Barbara Johnson Elame Andrews Drxre Anthony, Joyce Dean, B111 Flemrng, Drck Hamrrck Joan Sapp Judy Young Claude Moreland THIRD ROW Gene Forth Marvrn Braasch James Dav1s Loren Schnrcke Jerry Routt Gordon Jarvrs Betty Knudsen STANDING Jerry Barkley, Burton Conklrn Marlon Routt, George Conley Jerry Hochstatter, LeRoy Olson B111 Br1eser, Nancy Parker Margaret Andrews Jeannette Rutherford Maxine Braasch Mr Mrlburn The band began the 53 54 school year by marchrng at games They learned a new counter march le t and rrght flanks, and about They performed at all the football games The band has taken a pep band to all the games away They elected offrcers they are as follows Presrdent Drck Hamnck Vrce Presxdent B111 Flemrng Secretary Treasurer Jeannette Rutherford Lrbrarran B111 Brreser They also have a new majorette and two new twrrlers The majorette IS Jeannette Rutherford and the two twrrlers are Maxme Braasch and Margaret Andrews The band played at the basketball games and made the1r mam appearance at therr annual Chrrstmas program They also played durrng Natronal Educatronal Week Lrttle 8 Musrc Festxval They wrll pre sent a sprmg concert Thls Page Sponsored By WYA JE HIGH SCHOOL BAND I : 1 1 9 1 I 1 1 1 1 0 : 1 9 I 1 1 1 : l l I I 1 1 0 : 1 1 ' 9 v 1 9 ,'. . 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STANDING: Left to Right: Mr. Milburn, Charles Pruitt, Loren Schnicke, Lee Schroeder, Jim Patterson. 56113 .4-.-. gt im X you IRLS CIIURUS .fx FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Elame Andrews Nancy Thompson Margaret Andrews Marjorie Smtth Kay Nemk rk Jean Cruse Shlrley Lampkm Jeannette Rutherford Marlene Baker Mr M1lburn SECOND ROW Sharon Melsel Nancy Alvey Maxme Braasch Sh1r1ey Frank J udlth Johnson Dtane Trotter Judy Young Sharon Wallace Barbara Johnson THIRD ROW Barbara Phllhps Wllma Wallace Frances Puyear Barbara Mount June Smrth D1x1e Antflony Marsha Beckman Judy Barkley Sharon Peterson Barbara Knudsen Sarah Wyatt Edna Behrens Bermce Rtchmond Shlrley Partin There are thtrty seven gxrls tn chorus and they have a new dlrector Mr Mtlburn Several of the gtrls are workmg on solos and talung votce lessons The chorus has partlctpated tn several programs th1s year They were Nauona1Educat1on Week Thanksglvmg Program Annual Chrlstmas Program Ltttle 8 Mus1c Fesuval Operetta Elaine Andrews 1S the p1an1st K if Thls Page Sponsored By CHORUS OF WYANET HIGH SCHJJL Alm, Roberta Puyear, Betty Knudsen, Patsy Hamrick. FOURTH ROW: Charlene Catton, Norma X E LIBRARY The hbrary ts one of the more valuable rooms of our school It ts a study hall reference room and readmg room combtned The student llbrartans are QBACK ROWQ D Cass M Nemkerk D Hamnck E Behrens S Parttn and vtston of Mrs Dlttus The Speech Department produced a one act play for the PTA Chnstmas Party It was drrected by Lowell Edmmster and supervtsed by Mr Mtlburn This Page Sponsored By CO OP SUPPLY COMPANY, FAIRBANKS PAINT STORE, SUBURBAN FURNITURE ROLLERO ROLLER RINK Prmceton, Illmors r S, Wyatt, QFRONT ROW5 B. Noe and B. Richmond. They are under the super- Q . UNIOR CLASS PL Y SEATED Left to Right Betty Knudsen Bernice Richmond Elaine Andrews Shirley Lampkin STANDING Jean Cruse B111 Patterson Charles Pruttt D1ckHamr1ck George Conley Frances Puyear Drane Trotter Mr M1lburn Jack Heuer Charles Alvey was absent AGNES a female angel Dtane Trotter WILFRLED a male angel Charles Pru1tt PILONE a half angel George Conley AUGUSTA APPLEGATE Agnes' chent Bern1ceR1chmond DIANE CLUMP Augusta s matd Betty Knudsen RUTHIE TEEL daughter of Orpha Franc1s Puyear MILLIE BROMSLEY mece of Augusta Slurley Lampkm BAXTER BROMSLEY screwball mventor J ack Heuer ORPHA TEEL ntece of Augusta Elame Andrews JUNE BROMSLEY daughter of M1ll1e Jean Cruse RICHARD WHITE engaged to June B111 Patterson HERMAN HOWELL reured satlor Charles Alvey ROBERT HANDLEY rtch hypochondrtac D1ck I-lamrtck Down to Earth a three act comedy was presented by the J umor class Nov 13 The cast was chosen from an all-school tryout It was under the f1ne dtrectorshtp of Mr M11burn The prologue starts the play on tts merry way Two angels on the1r way down to earth to secure two prospecuve customers for heaven fmd themselves accomparued by a half angel In the f0u0W1I'lQ three acts the half angel makes trouble galore for the trueangelswho are trymg to conv1nce thelr clxents about gomgtoheaven. The half angel usmg h1s super natural power causes the angels chents to fall tn love. Thls makes them want to stay on earth and rums the angel s chances of takmg them back to heaven The play ends wlth the half angel and h1s glrl frtend accompamng the angels back to heaven This Page Sponsored By , THE JUNIOR CLASS OF WYANET HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS PL Y FIRST ROW Left to Right Barbara Johnson Margaret Andrews George Conley Lowell Edmins ter Mary Sapp SECOND ROW Jerry Barkley Jerry Peterson Elame Andrews Marlone Slllllh Pr1c111a House Sh1rley Norton WILLOUGHBY ADAMS A well behaved hkeable boy George C AUNT HESTER 63 Willoughby s maiden aunts who have Mary S AUNT LOUISE 61 g1ven h1m a beautxful and sheltered Margaret A. AUNT OLGA 59 hfe Barbara I INNER WILLY Willoughby s inner Self Lowell E STANLEY CLARK Inclined to be a httle tough Jerry P MARYBELLE TURNER The plain and U.l'lBXC1f.lDg g1rl next door Mar Jone S TRUDY Lively 16 year old twins who do not Pnscilla H JANET necessarily look alike Shirley N CAROL MARTIN The girl whom Willoughby secretly likes Elaine A. The lwmg room of three maiden aunts the Adams s1sters who have lovmgly but complete ly smothered wluOl1QlbY wlth attention and protection all of his sixteen years was the settxng for a three act comedy The Inner Willy gxvm by the Senior Class on March 26 The play was under the fxne dxrection of Miss Hinshaw and Mr M11burr1. Thts Page Sponsored By WILDE S GARAGE SHERLAND S VARIETY BEABER'S LUNCH, CLARY S CAFETERIA Prmceton I1hno1s A W RILEY 8: SON Mineral Ilhnors MIKE Bashful,buta regularguy ...... .. JerryB. 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Pmersoh I v':g -' uv. !1,'IxlI.,.l IIIHI .1 yzxzwiagf? gain mx Sm 1.1 wr. but Viyuxu-L qu: 5313 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OF WYANET HIGH SCHOOL ASKETB LL FIRST ROW Left to Rrght C Moreland M Baker J Patterson D Wlnpple J Green D Hamnck D Heuer J Peterson Coach DeMay SECOND ROW M.Routt C Anderson J Heuer L Stevens B Elhs L Schnicke B Flemmg K Catton M. Netnkerk Mgr THIRD ROW E Wood J Cruse J Hoch On November 16 approximately forty boys reported for basketba1L The boys were under the dtrection of Coach DeMay Mr Mtlburn ass1sted w1th some of the J umor Var s1ty players The varslty consxsted of five letter wmners from last year s team D1ck Hamr1ck Dlck Heuer Jerry Peterson J 1m Patterson and D1ck WTUDPIB. Jim Patterson was the only actual regular back from last SBSSOII, Wyanet got off to a slow start losing to McNabb Bradford and LaMoiJle m our first three games before beatmg LaFayette and Ohio After losing the Buda game, the varsity won from Bureau Township and Oh1o again During the holidays the Eagles traveled to the Mount Carrol Tournament where they won from Lanark and lost to Stockton After Christmas vacanon the team lost by a small margin to McNabb and Manltus Neponset was then knocked off by us before we lost to Buda and Tislulwa In the Lrttle 8 Tournamalt Wyanet played an exciting game before fallmg to Manlius in the1r first game. Due to a football ingury ll was necessary for Dick Heuer to have a operation onbis knee. Marvin Baker d1d a fine Job fillmg in for htm The Junior Varsity can be proud of therr record THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY F 8r M Food Market Prtnceton, Illinors statter, M. Baker, B. Noe, G, J arvis, J. Davis, B. Conklin, B. Stout, B. Patterson, Mgr. I953 TRACK FRONT ROW Left to Rtght Dtch Heuers Don Fletcher, Jerry Hochstater, Charles Pruxtt Vernon Dabler Jack Heuers Marvrn Baker SECOND ROW John Pruttt, Claude Moreland, hm Green Charles Alvey Duane Heuers Slap Peterson J1m Patterson Rlchard Whrpple TOP ROW Coach Churchtll, Dxck Krnnamon Kenny Phxlltps, J1m Alvey Roger West Kenny Catton and B111 Patterson The 1953 Wyanet track squad possrbly one of the best ever to paruclpate tn the Llttle 8 won all of tts conference track meets and also the Ltttle 8 meet The frrst track meet was wtth Sheff1eld and Buda at Sheffleld w1th Wyanet ftmshmg fxrst Sheffleld second and Buda thtrd The second track meet found Wyanet pltted agalnst Neponset Malden and LaMo1lle Wyanet won eastly wrth LaMo1lle Neponset and Malden f1n1sh1ng tn that order In the th1rd track meet Wyanet trounced Ohxo and Ttskllwa at Oh1o In the f1nal warmup for the conference meet the Eagles stomped Bureau and Manllus Gomg mto the f1nal trackmeet of the season theL1tt1e 8 Conference meet Wyanet was trallmg tn the race for the all sports trophy by 30 potnts It seemed hke only a mtracle would cop the trophy for the Eagles but they showed surprlstng strength and deptn as they won the meet by 38 pomts and gathered tn the all sports trophy as well as the Ltttle 8 Track trophy This Page Sponsored By ATHLETIC ASSCIIIATION OF WYANET HIGH SCHOOL HUME OMING-I953 Conley MarJor1eSm1th Shrrley Wallace Peterson SEATED Gregory Chrlsten Ph1p1p 3 LEFT TO RIGHT James Dav1s B111 Patterson Drck Heuer Greg Anthony Lmdsey Kessler George Ch rlene Clay Bernrce Rlchmond Ioan Sapp Sharon 0 xo 60 Q9 vaio O0 moo L9 Que! iv ..- Q the N WYANET HARDWARE Thrs Page SponsoredBy SCHMIDT SALES 8a SERVICE Nyanet I1-11H01S Manlrus lllmors 7 , ,,,, nj. ,i I 10 ' '-5 Fw 1 Hvs'ia, GIRLS' P. E. 0 06,0 can ki A .M T . ' K A K Q l 4 M 2 X. 1 , M If A ti, - , X K U , I 1 X ITV. VZ' 'A ' 5 ,L 'N13 11 I V wi P XQ QNIW L 4 - , ' 4 13 H K Q. BOYS' P. E. Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept . Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov . Dec. Dec. Jan. J an. J an. Jan. Feb. Mar Mar Apr. May May May 2 7 23 SCHOOL CALE DAR Received our sentences. Nine months with good behavior. Started serving our term. Prison athletes started football practice. Wardens let us off for labor day. Had a magic show at assembly. Many prisoners tried to learn how to escape. We bumped off Neponset in our first football game 39-O. Got beat by the LaMoille reformatory, 21-13. Pictures taken for prison files. Beat the Ohio Bulldogs. Homecoming-We welcome visit of ex-cons, Bureau Township Reformatory. Homecoming king and queen George Conley and Margie Smith were crowned at our victorious Homecoming dance. Manlius game- WE WON'T NIENTION THE RESULTS. Lost again. Buda Prison athletes beat Tiskilwa, 18-7. The F. H. A. prisoners prepared achiledinner for the prisoners and wardens. Sheffield game- -Victory--19-13. Malden game. We won. 26-6. The Juniors cell block puts on play. Prisoners travel to Magnolia Swaney where they had their first basketball game. The jail birds broke out for Thanksgiving. Dec. 21 Basketball season in full swing. Prisoners exchange knives and guns and put on a X-mas program. Paroled for Christmas vacation. Broke our parole, back again. The prisoners dressed up in their best striped suits and attended the Snow Prom. Had a hard timedistinguishing thedifference between the prisoners and donkeys at the Donkey Basketball Game. Little 8 Basketball tournament. District Basketball tournament. Prisoners got together and played their Eddles at the District Music Contest. The Senior prisoners gave Senior Class Play. Prisoners dressed up in bunny costumes and madea break for Easter Vacation. Prisoners entertained by harpists. Senior prisoners have Baccalaureate. Happy Day. Senior cell block graduate from the jail house. HAPPY VACATION EVERYONE This Page Sponsored By THIESSEN OFFICE EQUIPMENT Best Wishes to the Class of '54 113 North Chesmut FARMERS STATE BANK Kewanee. Illinois Sheffield, Illinois A mt. 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