Zion Benton Township High School - Nor Easter Yearbook (Zion, IL)

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Noteboom, McCreight, Eagle, Neave unior aaa After two years at the Rancho, the 1945-46 Iuniors proved themselves to be expert book totin', fun lovin' range riders in both school and extra curricular activities. Miss Lee, Mr. Miller, Miss King, Miss Victorik, Miss Hilbert, and Mr. Bunker were the hard riders who keep this ambitious group of one hundred thirty-two Broncho Busters from starnpeding. Dick Eagle as President on the lead horse with his able assistants, Gerald McCreight as Vice-President, Don Neave as Secretary, and Carol Noteboom as Treasurer roped and branded many Iunior activities in fine style. This outstanding class of very reliable students gave an English class party on February 8. It was a very lively party with good attendance. The Iunior Class play, The Nutt Family , with a starring cast carried off honors in the surrounding countryside. Red Haired Shirley Brackett excited the Iun- Paqe Thirty ior Bunkhouse by winning the second prize in the Inflation Essay Contest. During their third year as capable cowhands lim Booth, Alan Brower, Doris Fieberg, Ioyce Grieve, Doris Hieber, Cynthia Martin, Ioan Matchula, Kathy McGarrahan, Florence Mc- Quaid, Carlene Mischler, Marjorie Neave, Carol Noteboom, Phyllis Richards, Rachel Sattler, Carol Sheets, Ioan Solberg, and Sayre Swarztrauber roped and threw their everyday subjects and all finished with above 90 aver- ages for the 45-46 year. Charlie Sieloff, lim Booth, Don Neave, and Dick Eagle lassoed the Iunior honors in basket- ball: while, forsaking their faithful ponies, Bob Wilson, Don Neave, Eugene La Pell, Dick Eagle, and lim Booth displayed their skill as track men. Around the campfire it is agreed, too, that lack DePew was the most entertaining figure and certainly the biggest clown at the Ranchhouse.

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K ' .Q - as if .4 ' M. HildelQvranclt, W. Studebaker, L. l-lershborqer, M. Mclierlie Sophomored Mr. Sanford, Miss Kruqholt, Miss Hiatt, Miss to the saddle and set a merry page lor the Gilbert, and Mr. Mason, supervisors of the cther ranchers. Ranch House were delighted with the vim and Weridell Studebaker as president climbed vigor of two hundred cowhands that checked into the driver's seatg and vice-president Mel- in for duty early in September. As the largest vin Hildebrandt, Secretary Marcia Mclierlie, class in Z-B.T., these merry Sophoniores sprang and Treasurer Leonard Hershberqer helped l. Ain't Got Nobody 3. Hubba Hubba! 2. Put On The Brakes 4, Muqs Page Thirty-two