Allendale High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Allendale, IL)

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CPEP CLUB 10 Left to Right: First Row-Wilma Hussey, Edith Thompson, Wanda Jackman, Evelyn Thompson, June Couch, Thelma Carey, Carolyn Trimble. Second Row-Jo Ann Brinkley, Mary Louise Hipsher, Rose Marie Dudley, Betty Carey, Ann Madden, Lettie Potts, Helen Reed, Geneva Stoltz, Ruth Reed. Third Row-Dorothy Goodwin, Lovilah Blood, Earline Saltsgaver, June Spray, Diane King, Marjorie Price, Beth Wolfe, Joan Price, Patsy Buchanan, Frances Smith, Lois Keneipp, Edith Pold, Miss Simpson. Fourth Row-Betty Buchanan, Lois Clark, Mary Ann Prout, Darlene Davis, Irene Mills, Patty Alka, Rose Payne, Kathleen Stoltz, Rosalie Boyd, Pat Litherland, Alicia Beasley. The Pep Club elected Miss Simpson as their sponsor in September. The officers elected were President, Earline Saltsgaverg Vice-President, Diane King, Secretary- Treasurer, Beth Wolfe. There were 40 members in the organization. Scarfs with the Yellow Jacket emblem were purchased by the club members. The club sponsored a Box Social in January to raise money for a basketball banquet. In February the organization sponsored the first basketball queen contest. The candidates were chosen from each class by the basketball squad. They were Senior, Mary Louise Hipsherg Junior, Carolyn Trimbleg Sophomore, Rosalie Boydg Fresh- man, June Couch. The queen, June Couch, was crowned between the halves of the last home game. F. F. A. '00 Left to Right: First Row-Mr. Davidson, Bernard McFarland, Ryland Webb, Gene Johnson, Don Mann, Nelson Reiber, Bob Adams, Frank Higgins, James Watkin. Second Row-Robert Stoltz, Harold Payne, Don Litherland, Gene Hawf, Dick Breen, Jackie Keneipp, George Osmon, C. E. Winter, La Rue Leek, Ron Simmons, Don Hall, Gene Hershey, C. E. Blood, Fred Saltsgaver. Third Row-Clyde Rosignol, .Ronald Stoltz, Victor Simmons, Robert Rosignol, James Lewis, Bob Braziel, Roy Johnson, Billy Faith, Don Snyder, Billy McFarland, Don Shepard, Harold Doane, Lewis Davis. The Allendale Chapter of Future Farmers of America has increased its member- ship over the previous year. There are 21 members who hold the degree of Chapter Farmers and 15 members who are Green Hands, making a total of 36 members in this organization. The officers in the F. F. A. this year were as follows: President, Ryland Webb, Vice-President, Gene Johnson, Secretary, Frank Higgins, Treasurer, Nelson Reiber: Reporter, Robert Adamsg Sentinel, Don Mann.

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llQl hiEMOWlDS 49 JOKES . '01 3 W Stanley W.: I heard something this morning that oprieed my eyes. James Watkins: Me too--the alarm clock. W Don R, Davidson: Why don't you like our school, JaW es? James Wolfe: Oh, it's not the school. It's the prin ipal of the thing. Mrs. Lett: Who's the Speaker of the House? Jerry Potts: Mother, ' Yarber: What are you thinking about? W Coach: Thanks for the compliment. What's the best exercise for reducing? Just move the head slowly from right to left when asked to have a second helping. ' W Charles Winter: You say Bill is pretty cocky and sure of himself? C. E. Blood: I'll say he is. He does crossword puzzles with a pen. W James Watkin: I've got a hunch. W Ruth Reed: Zat so? I thought you were just round-thoulderedf' Frank H: I know a good joke, but it's slightly offW color. Alicia B.: Oh, that's all right. I'm color blind. W Don Mann: What shall I do? I have water on the kineef' Dr. Gilliatt: Wear pumps. 1 Bob G.: Where can I get hold of Jo Ann? W Gene Hawf: It can't be done. She's badly sunburnedln W How do you like your hair cut? asked the barber. Coach replied, Off. James Lewis: Hello, Don. Fishing? W Don Litherland: Nope. Drowning worms. y Gene Hershey: Speaking of Africa makes me think ok the time-- Hensley: Good heavens, you're quite right. I hall no idea it was so late. Good-bye. p W Bill F.: That means fight where I come from. W Ron S.: Well, why don't you fight? W Bill: Because I ain't where I come from. W W Carolyn: All extremely bright men are conceited. W Ronnie: Oh, come now. That isn't true. I'm not. W Nelson R.: My father uses an umbrella he's had forWtwenty years. Harold D.: For gosh sakes! He ought to return it.W' Earline: Why do you call your boy friend a small talk expert? Rose Marie Dudley: If there's nothing to say, he'l say it. Evelyn T.: Tea or coffee? Jim L.: Coffee, without cream. Evelyn: You'll have to take it without milk. We hWPven't any cream. McGowen: 'Jerry P. wants me to give him a job. Is lie steady? Hensley: Steady? If he was any steadier, he'd be Wmotionlessf' W W W

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