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Dear Yarentsz
Vie, the Glass oi l956, dedlcate thls 'Yorch to
sjou, PARENTS. Wie hope this will express ln a small
viaq our deepest and sincerest appreclatlon for all
the love, guidance, and devotion you have glven us
roughout our ll-Jes.
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1955-56
August
28. Football practice begins - Oh those aching bones
September W gg
1. School Begins - Back to Work ' I
6. Labor Day - Yipee! no school X ,I ' RN
9. Teachers Institute - No school - Goody Goody vi HR.
19. Fresh-Soph Lovington, there E' J
20. Senior Pictures - Don't break the camera I .
21. Organization Pictures , If '-
23. Varsity Football Game with St. Elmo here, we won 81-O E
26 . Fresh-Soph
27. Circus Assembly - Took some of the students with them ha! ha!
30. Monticello, there we won M.-O
October
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3. Fresh-Soph Paris, there A f
I+. F. A. Initiation X Ag
6. Homecoming - rained all day and night, we won in the mud S
7-6 over Sullivan 1 N X
7. Teachers- Institute - no school
10. Fresh-Soph Sullivan, there
13. Teachers dinner at Kaskaskia County Club " jx I
llp. Arthur there we won 38-O i f I
17. Fresh-Soph Arthur - no school because of no heat -T" f
18. No school still no heat V X gl
19. School begins again and the grade cards were issued , -
2O. Dean Sanders leaves for haircut L1
Assembly program - Band party NKXQQQ A
21. Oakland there, we won 1,6-6 W,
22. Seniors picked up corn for money making project
21.. gelcilded on Senior Class Play '
a and game there cancelled 5 4
25. Gibson and Young leave for haircuts xi
26. Important torch meeting - Seniors received football pins
to sell at games
28. Assumption here, we won 52-O
November E?
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I.. Newman here, we won 1.3-13 15'
lO. Football boys excited about the big game coming up Q,
ll. This is it, the game with Tuscola, we won 39-6, a wonderful is
day and a wonderful game, we are the co-champs
lL,. Sophomore class party
15. Football Banquet ,J
16. Supper at Kaskaskia County Club for the football boys 1
17. Assembly - Bobo The Magician
21. Atwood and Arcola football boys have a steak supper ,
21.. Thanksgiving vacation
25. Thanksgiving vacation
28. Back from four-day vacation - had too much turkey Q ,En XUm,g,
29. First basketball game with Mt. Zion there, we lost 63-1.6 QU OOC
December l -:tg :O
2. Arthur here, we won , y 1 NO '
Senior pictures came - is it really me?? ' T ,QB
6. Atwood there, we won 67-53 F' g, 1
7. Report cards issued - dread to go home " ,
8. Assembly - Mr. Butler talked
9. Unity here, we won N
ll. Senior Play Practice - long session 0
13. Senior Class Play - big turnout - I'm shaking in my boots
15. F.F.A. Parent St Son Banquet
16. Cerro Gordo here, we won 73-68 ,N
17. Christmas Dance and Annual Football Banquet nf 'xi "
lg. ghristmas Dance and Anmaal Football Banquet
. orch meeting - P.T.A. hristmas Program , U
20. F.H.A. Tea -' ,QQ ,
Monticello there, we won ,- ,- 5
21. All classes had Xmas parties 'rf C
22. School dismissed for Xmas vacation at l:l+5 "
21.. Senior Bake Sale L, iff W 9
27. Start of Monticello Holiday Tourney, we lost to Argenta
first game, not quite as lucky as last year
January
3. School begins - Findley here, we won 75-57
6. Newman here, we lost 1.3-BL,
9. Band Boosters Meeting - class meetings
1O. Paris here, we lost 7O-61. I Q
ll. Youth Committee Meeting , 5,5
13. Villa Grove there, we won g,, gf l
17. Tuscola there, we won i ' " H,
19. Semester Exams - Oh I'm beginning to feel sick!! "" fp
2O. Bement here. we won. Semester Exams ' -I'
25. Okaw Tourney at Oakland, we won over Oakland 1 724. --.-, A
27. Report cards issued - Arcola won over Sullivan Mm- wmefwf,
28. Too bad but you can't always win - we got second place '
Newman took first
3O. Big snow on ground
31. Danville Schlarman here, we lost
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10
13
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16
17
20
21
22
23
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27
29
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April
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13
19
20
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May
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28
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Sullivan there, we lost
G.A.A. a Letterman Meetings
Arthur there, we won
Band Festival at Arthur
Oakland here, we won
Class Meetings
Argenta here, we won
Chorus Festival at Arthur - out of school hour early
Tuscola here, we won ,fx
Assembly Program - P.T.A. Meeting ' A
School Being Inspected mv, - ,, ,
Still Inspecting - Minstrel Show - very good K .3 N
Minstrel Show i " gh
Casey there, we won -'2.'-:-33.3
Leap Year Dance sponsored by Junior Class 'IR
Worked on Torch at night .5
Regional Tourney at Mattoon, played Neoga - we won 70-62 'S
Play Mattoon, we lost - out of school at 2:l,2 Q.:
End of six weeks rs 1
Faculty committee meeting Q - Z7
Report Cards Oh My!! QQ ' U
Douglas County Teachers Institute f
Naval Recruiter talks to Senior boys '15, ,,,,
District contest here Uiusicl .L ff ' f
Eastern Gymastics Show at noon ":E5gg5m, :,,
Good Friday - no school
April Fool - no school :Faster px,
Easter Monday - no schoo .1'1'f
Unit Meeting
Music Contest D 1
End of six weeks '
Junior Class Play
Junior Class Play Q
High School Assembly
Junior-Senior Prom S
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Potlock for Band Boosters Jkt 1
Spring Concert
Class night practice f
Class Night Z- , '
Senior Trip -635
Senior Trip P 4 6
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as evidence of their faith in the American system of public
education. It was dedicated to the development of you as
students and to their understanding of the ideals and practices
of American citizenship, morality, and righteousness. May
you return the cost to this community many fold by being a
well educated and responsible citizenry for the future.
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successfully in business, industry or professions in order
to earn a living. They must also know how to co-operate
with one another in community activities to be successful
contributing citizens.
Students learn individual skills through study and
practice. They learn the social skills of how to co-operate
with one another, also through practice in group activities
such as this publication effort.
We hope that the Arcola School System and community has
given you sufficient training in both, so that you can com-
pete successfully in earning your livelihood and co-operate
successfully with your fellow human beings as contributing
members of our free democratic society. Your future success
in both areas will be a measure of our success as your
teachers.
Congratulations to the Torch Staff and sponsor on your
fine production.
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Thomas M. Butler
Western Illinois State College
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Front row-Charles Harshbarger,John S. Hilgenberg,
Alva Young, Don Baker.
Secretarial Staff
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Joan Stewart
Louid Baker, B.S.
Illinois State Normal Uni.
Coach-Boys P.E.-Drivers Training
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Student Council Adv.
Mathematics-Assistant Coach
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Southern Illinois Uni.
Sophomore Class Adv. .
Director Senior Play .f' N
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School Cafeterla , , 1 A Claudie Younger
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Mrs. Murphy Mrs. Bright ' 5 '
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JACK FISHEL
Majors: ACtiVitieS2
Science Football l,2,3,b, CO-Captain
Math Basketball l,2,3,A
English Lettermen's club 2,3,L
Lettermen's club officer 2,3,A
Minors: F.F.A.
Spanish Mixed Chorus 2
Boys Chorus 2
Spanish club 3,L
Spanish club officer 3,L
Student Council 3,L
Sr. Class Play
Arco-Lite 3,L
Torch Staff A
Class officer 2,3,L
Social Studies
SECRETARY
MaJ0rS2 Activities:
English G.A.A. l,2,5,4
Commercial 5-.H.A. 1,2,5,4
H0mG BC F.H.A. officer 2,5,4
Junior Class Play
Minors: Senior Class Play
Math Torch Staff
Social Studies Arco-Lite 5,4
Science Chorus 1
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S DeLANE WARE LINDENMEYER
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5 fe wif Math Junior Class Play
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T qzgag, f English Lettermen's Club 2,3,b
,gg SRM -.:V:Qq Lettermen's Club Officer h
.Angry yeb ..: SWS, ":'- lyr Minors: Torch Staff
wWQE4TQgQu :il 1: -III Aiuu Social Studies Camera Club 2,3
'wiiga Yllg' ?mh'S: ..:. Football l,2,3,h
fa 3 Basketball l,2,3,L+
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Q? X it leywbhfg yllee Arco-Lite 3,L
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' gggijgi Student Council 3
AygEgQ'f Class Officer l,2,3,b
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CO-TREASURER
ELBY WALLACE
Magggi: Activities:
Scien Junior Class Play
En 1133 Senior Class Play
g Eettermen's Club 2,3,L
Minors: ettermen's Club Officer A
Spanish Torch Staff
Football l,2,3,L
Football Co-Captain L
Track l,2,3
Arco-Lite 3,L
Spanish Club 3
Spanish Club Officer 3
Class Officer A
Social Studies
DEAN SANDERS
Majors: Activities:
EIIESJ-1511 Class Officer l,2,5
Math Junior Class Play
Social Studies Senior Class Play
Camera Club l,2,5,4
Minors: Camera Club Officer 5,4
Commercial Lettermen's Club l,2,5,4
Ind. Arts Lettermen's Club Officer 5
Science Torch Staff
Football l,2,5,4
Basketball l,2,5,4
Track l,2,5,4
Arco-Lite 5 4
student Council 2, 5,4 Q
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ROGER FOSS
HHJOPS1 Activities:
Math Class officer
Science Junior Class Play
English Senior Class Play
, Torch Staff
Minors? Mixed Chorus l
Social Studies Boys Chorus 1
Ind- APtS Basketball 1
Track 1
COTFTQEASUFQER
PHYLLIS VICKROY
PAUL A. RIPPEY
Majors:
Math
Science
English
Social Studies
Minors:
Ind. Arts
Activities:
Senior Class Play
Lettermens Club 2,5,4
Lettermens Club Officer 4
Football l,2,5,4
ma3ors: Activities:
Home Ec Class Officer l,2,5
English G.A.A. l,2,5,4
Commercial F.H.A. l,2,5
F.H.A. Officer 2,5
Minors: Junior Class Play
Social Studies Senior Class Play
Science Torch Staff
Math Arco-Lite
Queen Attendant 2
Student Council 5
Chorus l
BONNIE UPHOFF
Majors: Activities:
Science Student Council 4
Math F.F.A. l,2,5,4
English F.F.A. Officer 4
Agriculture Lettermen's Club 5
Torch Staff
Minors: Football l,2,5,4
Social Studies
Band l,2,5,4
Band Soloist 5,4
Band Ensemble l,2,
Junior Class Play
Senior Class Play
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JOANN HAWKEYE
Majors:
English
Math
Commercial
Home Ec
Minors:
Science
Social Studies
Activities:
G.A.A. l,2,5,
F.H.A. l,2,5,4
F.H.A. Officer 4
Queen Attendant 4
Chorus l
JACK BARNES
Majors:
Agriculture
English
Social Studies
Minors:
Science
Commercial
Activities:
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F.F.A. Officer 2,5,4
Lettermen's Club 2,5
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Track 1,2
RONNIE GIBSON
Majors:
English
Science
Social Studies
Minors:
Art
Ind. Arts
Activities:
Football l,2,3,L
Basketball 1,2 , 3 , I+
Track Manager 3
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WILMA KEY
Majors:
English
Home Ec
Minors:
Science
Math
Commercial
Social Studies
Activities:
G.A.A. l,2,5
G.A.A. Officer 4
Torch Staff
Homecoming Queen
Chorus 1
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BILL YOUNG
Majors:
Agriculture
English
Social Studies
Minors:
Ind. Arts
Activities:
Football l,4
Lettermen's Club 4
F.F.A. l,2,5,4
DENNY JOHNSON
Majors:
Agriculture
English
Social Studies
Minors:
Science
Commercial
Activities:
FoFoAo l,2,5,4
F.F.A. Officer 4
Class Officer 1,2
Camera Club l,2,5
Lettermen's Club 4
Football l,2,5
Arco-Lite 5,4
BARBARA RUTH HARRIS
Majors: Activities:
English G.A.A. l,2,5,4
Math G.A.A. Officer 4
Commercial Junior Class Play
Home Ec Senior Class Play
Camera Club 1,2
Mir1OI'S2 Band Ensemble l
SCiG1'1CG Torch Staff
Social Studi Arco-Lite 5,4
Chorus 1
Band 1,2
Cheerleader HBH 2
CARL HUDSON
Majors:
English
Math
Commercial
Minors:
Ind. Arts
Art
Activities:
Camera Club l,2,3,L
Football Manager l
Mixed Chorus 3
Boys Chorus 3
Band l,2,3,h
Library 1,2
DANNY CURRY
Majors:
English
Math
Social Studies
Science
Minors:
Ind. Arts
Activities:
Lettermen's Club 3,A
Football l,2,3
Basketball Manager 2,3
Track 2,3
SONJA WIRTH
Majors:
Home Ec
English
Social Studies
Minors:
Commercial
Science
Activities:
G.A.A. l,2,5,4
Junior Class Play
Senior Class Play
Torch Staff
Arco-Lite 5,4
NBR Cheerleader 1,2
Chorus l
EDWARD RAY ASHLEY
Majors:
English
Commercial
Social Studies
Minors:
Ind. Arts
Science
Activities:
Letternen's Club L
Football l
Basketball Manager L
Track 1,3,h
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DICK PROUT
Majors:
English
Math
Agriculture
Minors:
Science
Commercial
Activities:
Band 1
Football 4
F.F.A. l,2,5
PHYLLIS JOAN YOUNGER
Majors: Activities:
Math G.A.A. l,2,3
English F.H.A. 3
Science Class Play, Senior
Social Studies Class Play, Junior
Camera Club 2,3
Minors: Torch Staff
Spanish Arco-Lite 3,L
Chorus l,2,3
Chorus Ensemble 2,3
Band l,2,3,A
Band Ensemble 1,2
Band Soloist l,2,3,u
Band Officer 2,3,A
Dance Band 2,3,L
All-State Orchestra 3
Jlli
Majors:
English
Science
Math
VOG L
Social Studies
Minors:
Commercial
Industrial Arts
Activities:
Band Ensemble
Torch Btaff
Band l,2,3,A
l,2,3
Mixed Chorus l,2,3
Boys Chorus 2,3
Band Soloist l
Dance Band 2,3,L
LARRY
Majors:
English
Science
Agriculture
Social Studies
Minors:
Commercial
Activities:
F.F.A. l,2,3,L
Band l,2,3,h
Camera Club 1,
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FRANCES EILEEN CRIST
Majors:
English
Home Ec
Social Studies
Minors:
Math
Science
Commercial
Activities:
G.A.A. l,2,5
F.H.A. l,2
Mixed Chorus l,2,5
Library Club l,2,5
Library Club Offic
Girls Ensemble 1,2
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JIM ADAMS
Majors:
Science
Math
English
Minors:
Ind. Arts
Activities:
Camera Club l,2,5,4
Lettermen's Club 4
Football Manager 1,5
Basketball Manager l,
Library Club 2
CHARLES M. JANES
Majors:
English
Social Studies
Commercial
Minors:
Math
Science
Activities:
F.F.A. l
Football 2,3,4
Basketball 2
VERA DRAKE
Majors:
English
Math
Home Ec
Minors:
Social Studies
Activities:
G.A.A. l,2,5
BYRON BRADFORD
Majors:
Agriculture
English
Science
Minors:
Math
Social Studies
Activities:
Class Play, Junior
Class Play, Senior
Lettermen's Club 3 4
gore? Staff '
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F-F-'M 1,2f3I1+'
F.F.A. Officer 3,4
Arco-Lite 3
HELEN DAGUE
Majors:
English
Home Ec
Commercial
Social Studies
Minors:
Science
Activities:
F.H.A. l,2,5,4
G.A.A. l,2,5
Band l,2,5,4
Band Ensemble l,2,5,4
Band Soloist l,2,5
Library Club l,2,3
Ei Class Play, Junior
DON VANDEVEER
Majors:
Social Studies
Art
English
Minors:
Industrial Arts
Science
Activities:
Lettermen's club 2,
Football l,2,3,h
Track l,2,3,4
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BARBARA CURRY
Majors:
Social Studies
Home Ec
English
Minors:
Commercial
Math
Activities:
G.A.A. l,2,5,4
G.A.A. Officer 5
F.H.A. 1,2,5,4
F.H.A. Officer 2,5,4
Junior Class Play
Senior Class Play
Torch Staff
Mixed Chorus l
MARY ELIZABETH CARROLL
Majors:
English
Social Studies
Home Ec
Minors:
Commercial
Science
Activities:
G.A.A. l,2,5,4
Senior Class Play
Torch Staff
Arco-Lite
Girls Ensemble l
LINDA THOMPSON
Majors:
Home Ee
English
Science
Minors:
Social Studies
Commercial
Math
Activities:
F.H.A. l,2,5,4
Girls Ensemble 5
Band l,2,5,4
Senior Class Play
JOHN VAN VOORHIS
Majors:
Math
Science
English
Minors:
Spanish
Social Studies
Activities:
Senior Class Play
Lettermen's Club 2,5,4
Spanish Club 5,4
Spanish Club Officer 4
Football l,2,5
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Byron Bradford Mary Key
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Ron Uphoff
Jim Vogel
Phyllis Younger
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Elby Wallace
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Denney Johnson
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Byron Bradford
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SENIOR
HISTORY
In early fall of 1952 Arcola High School was honored
by the arrival of h9 green, spanking new, eager, intelligent,
and curious Freshman. The pack was lead by: president, Dean
Sanders, vice-president, Phyllis Vickroyg secretary, Dee
Lindenmeyerg and treasurer, Denney Johnson. The pack was
held in check by Mrs. Hanson, and Mr. Carpenter. PHghlites
of this introductory year included: Homecoming, when the
first of four lousey floats was nRocket to Victory,' and Carol
Bilbrey was our Queen Attendant, the semester exams, which
we faced dreadingly and courageouslyg a bang-up party at the
Mattoon Skating Rink, and a sizzling wiener roast.
In 1953 we returned with the newness worn off, and feel-
ing quite cocky. President, Dean Sanders, vice-president,
Jack Fishelg secretary, Phyllis Vickroy, treasurer, Denney
Johnson, sponsors, Miss Ballein and Mr. Davis, were taking
on quite a task in keeping this clan of A3 in order. Our
float, WFlush Down the Oaks,n was our 'ace in the hole.' We
had another spine tingling party in the high school gym. Con-
clusion of this year placed us at the half-way point of our
battle.
Next we were to undertake, perhaps, the most active year
of our high school career. Leading us in these activities
were: Dean Sanders, president, Jack Fishel, vice-president
John VanVoorhis, secretary, co-treasurers, Phyllis Vickroy and
Dee Lindenmeyer. Only 38 were left to undertake this second-
half of our mission. Naturally, our Homecoming float was an
underdog, but due to faulty weather conditions we didn't win
anything. Our Queen Attendant was Gayle Evans. Our class rin
we all agreed, were exceptionally pretty and as practical as
the deflated pocket-book they represented. Magazine sales-
presented a way in which to restore this deflation. This was
probably our biggest money making project throughout high
school. Our class play 'Good Night Ladies,W directed by Miss
Whitson, was enjoyable to all the on-lockers and loads of good
clean fun for the cast. The year was highlighted by the
Junior-Senior Prom at the YMCA at Champaign-Urbana. This rang
our 'register' to the tune of S600.00, but we thought it was
well worth its while.
In 1955, thirty-five seniors returned to finish their
high school career. For our last year we chose: Jack Fishel,
president, Dee Lindenmeyer, vice-president, Mary Key, secre-
tary, Elby Wallace and Roger Foss, co-treasurersg as our offi-
cers. Our final float in the Homecoming parade followed the
pattern of the first three, which won nothing. Homecoming
Festivities were highlighted with the crowning of Wilma Key
as Queen. Joann was our Senior Attendent. Our senior class
play, 'Coddled Egbert,' was as original as the money it made.
Mr. Stone was our director. We netted 3.22 PLUS from this
production. For the remaining of the year we are saving our
money to take a trip to the Ozarks. None of us are sure what
is ahead of us, but we are eager and willing to find out.
Helen Dague , chairman
Linda Thompson
Barbara Harris
Jack Barnes
Dee Lindenmeyer
Roger Foss '
Ed Ashley
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RUP!-I ECY
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The Re-election of 'Pie' Adams
Now we take you to Arcola on the morning of June lst,
1988 for the re-election of Mayor Jim 'Pie' Adams who has
held this lofty position for 32 straight years. All things
are as they will be then except 'You Get To Be There.'
It's a foggy morning and it looks as if Mayor Pie Adams
faces stiff opposition from 'Russian Paul' Rippey and
'Siberian Eli' Wallace who are running on the Communist tick-
et, while the peoples choice, 'Honest Ron' Uphoff and 'Blackie
Dan' Sanders are running on the Amerikano ticket. One of the
unusual aspects of this election is a woman candidate, 'Lus-
cious Liz' Carroll who is the Carsonb candidate.
The fog is beginning to lift now and the people are
beginning to congregate at the polls. We now take you to
the south side of the square where news correspondent Barney
'Cronkite' Bradford is waiting for the arrival of some of the
more prominent dignataries present at the election. Come in
'Cronk.'
Here comes 'Romantic Ed' Ashley who spearheads the
local chapter of the 'Lonely Hearts' club as president, but
I see that 'Romantic Ed' is busy checking out new prospects
now so we won't bother him. 'Arizona Jack' Barnes just flew
in from London where he completed his Zbth channel swim. He
is accompanied by his wife, Joan 'Chadwick' Hawkey who is
training to swim the Mississippi the hard way.
I see Larry Cox coming our way noun
Dig Larry is manager or tne Filson Flats Speedway. There's
three of his top drivers with him, 'Wild Don' Vandeveer, 'Roll-
em' Roger Foss and 'Speed Shift' Richard Prout. They definitely
will vote for the Amerikano Party as Ron and Blackie Dan are
favorite sons of the area.
Let's switch over now to the north side of the square
where the announcer who doesn't give a 'hoot', Dee 'Lucioffi'
Lindenmeyer is waiting. Come in 'henpecked.' fhere's a lot
of excitement over there as 'Frenchy' Drake and her 'Phoenix
City' Five are there. She is definitely leaning toward 'Lus-
cious Liz' and the Cacti's. Let's hear from the members of
her troupe. How you gonna vote,Tantalizing Helen Dague? 5he
says, 'Pie Jims my man.' Well, how about you Bubbles Barbara
Curry. She also opines that she'll stick with 'Luscious Liz'
and the Cacti's. What do you say 'Big Barbara' Harris. 'I
like Honest Ron and Blackie Dan and the Amerikanos. Here's
Linda Thompson and 'Malicious' Mary Key who opine that they're
gonna stand for 'Russian Paul' and'Biberian Eli' and all the
comrades.
Folks, here's a real treat, here comes Melvin 'Coon
Dogn Janes the famous big game hunter from the banks of the
Kaskaskia Biver which runs deep in the Chesterville Jungle.
Another big deal, here comes ULumberin Jim' Vogel who's been
lumberin' a lot of lumber up in the lumber lands of the Yukon.
Well, there he goes, lumbering off. Oh, by the way gang,
Jim's a lumberman. Hey gang, here's nSwampy Carl' Hudson who
has just returned from Viet Nam in British Guiena where he
has been wrestling alligators for the past few months. Wahoo,
it's WDirty Billn Young, foremost matador of Mexico. iBoth
Swampy and Dirty Bill lost a few fights and a few limbs along
the way.J Seems to be a big commotion down the street as the
autograph hounds are seeking autographs from Curley Johnson,
president of the Mercury Corporation, who has his secretary,
Phyllis Vickroy with him. Also with him is 'Greasy Ronn
Gibson, Curley's top Afl mechanic.
Here's a late news bulletin just handed me. Let's see,
it seems that Jack nStrongarm' Fishel has just accepted the
position of director of the nArmstrong Hourn, a top TV pro-
gram originating out of Tuscola. Who's this hunkering over
here. It's NDancing Dann Curry. It is true you now own 853
of the General Electric stock? Well, good for you Dan. Being
interviewed now is an interesting personality, WMusical Phyl'
Younger. She now leads the WBang It Up Institute Of Higher
Music.N What a treat gang, here comes Queen Willie Key, who
is the fiance of.May0r Jim 'Pie' Adams. Wonder how she is
going to vote.
Hold on folks, there goes Sonja nBooneW Wirth. After
AO years of waiting, she finally got to meet Pat Boone.
John 'Harry' VanVoorhis is coming down the street. He is now
the head of the Arcola Ditch-diggers Association. He will vote
for 'PieW Adams, because he gives WHarryn higher wages.
The fog is beginning to settle now and the people are
anxiously awaiting for the election results. Here they come
now. Odds Bodkins, nPieN Jim did it again, triumphing over
the communists, amerikanos and the cactis.
Ron Uphoff-chairman
Elby Wallace
Paul Rippey
WLiz' Carroll
Dean Sanders
Vera Drake
Bill Young
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NAME: Jack Fishel
NICKNAME: WVirg'
AGE: 18
EXPRESSION: Wwell I'1l Ben
WHERE FOUND: North 0
FAVORITE SONG: NThe Lord's Prayer
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Swimming-Golfing
FUTURE: Physician
IDEAL: Dad
AMBITION: Doctor
NOTED FOR: Slow Actions
OUR ADVICE: Be A Doctor
PET PEEVE: Two-Faced People
NAME: DeLane Ware Lindenmeyer
NICKNAME: WLindyN
AGE: 18
EXPRESSION: UHoly Catsn
WHERE FOUND: Fgneral Home
FAVORITE SONG: You'll Never Walk
Alone'
FAVORITE SPORT: Golf
HOBBY: Females
FUTURE: Editor and Printer
IDEAL: Father
AMBITION: Follow My Father's
Footsteps
NOTED FOR: Friendliness
OUR ADVICE: Make The Most Of
Your Future
PET PEEVE: 'Pokey' People
NAME: Mary Key
NICKNAME: None
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: 'Well, Gosh Darn'
VHERE FOUND: Insurance Office
FAVORITE SONG: WHeW
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Cooking
FUTURE: Secretarial Work
IDEAL: Mother
AMBITION: Private Secretary
NOTED FOR: Hard worker
OUR ADVICE: Be A Secretary
PET PEEVE: Two-Faced People
NAME: Elby Wallace
NICKNAME: 'Elin
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: 'Well, I'll Be Darnedw
WHERE FOUND: Watching T.V. x
FAVORITE SONG: VDancing In The Dar?
FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball
HOBBY: Listening To New York Yankee
Games
FUTURE: Civil Engineer
IDEAL: Burt Lancaster
AMBITION: Live To See What's Going
On In The Year 2000
NOTED FOR: Big Part In Senior Play
OUR ADVICE: Be An Engineer
PET PEEVE: Arthur Godfrey
NAME: Roger Foss
NICKNAME: 'Rog'
AGE: 18
EXPRESSION: 'I'll Be Dipped'
WHERE FOUND: Riding Around In
C r
FAVORITE SONG: Qmomenns To Remembef
FAVORITE SPORT: Sports Car Racing
HOBBY: Working On Car and Hunting
FUTURE: Engineer
IDEAL: Brother
AMBITION: Automotive Engineer
NOTED FOR: Avoiding Girls
OUR ADVICE: Get A Girl
PET PEEVE: Nagging Teachers
NAME: Dean Sanders
NICKNAME: 'Coon Jr,'
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: Wwell I'll Ben
WHERE FOUND: Anywhere
FAVORITE SONG:'Blue Moon?
FAVORITE SPORT: Track, Football
HOBBY: Playing Golf
FUTURE: Running A Businegg
IDEAL: Audie Murphy
AMBITION: Businessman
NOTED FOR: Being A cassanova
OUR ADVICE: Establish A Business
PET PEEVE: Gir1's Who Can't Dance
NAME: Wilma Key
NICKNAME: 'Willie'
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: 'Holy Mackerel'
WHERE FOUND: Mgttoon 5
FAVORITE SONG: Tina Mariex
FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball
HOBBY: Sewing
FUTURE: Air Line Stewardess
IDEAL: Perry Como
AM ITION: Air Line Stewardess
NOTED FOR: Ability To Be Queen
OUR ADVICE: Stick With Your
Ambition
PET PEEVE: 'Big Shots'
NAME: Carl Hudson
NICKNAME: 'Ruddy'
AGE: 18
EXPRESSION: None
WHERE FOUND: On Route 133
FAVORITE SONG: "The Yellow Rose
Of Texasl'
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Painting
FUTURE: Decorator
IDEAL: Myself
AMBITION: Interior Decorator
NOTED FOR: Being In A Green
Ford
OUR ADVICE: Make Everything Pretty
PET PEEVE: Strict Teachers And
Principal
NAME: Danny Curry
NICKNAME: 'Deep'
AGE: 19
EXPRESSION: 'Oh Fiddle'
WHERE FOUND: Wgrking N
FAVORITE SONG: Glow Worm'
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Coins
FUTURE: Electrician
IDEAL: Dad
AMBITION: Electrician
NOTED FOR: 'Being Married
PET PEEVE: Teachers
OUR ADVICE: Stick With Married Life
NAME: Barbara Harris
NICKNAME: 'Mouse'
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: 'Oh Darn'
WHERE FOUND: Syeet Shop
FAVORITE sons: 'The Great Pretenderm
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Dancing
FUTURE: C.P.A. Work
IDEAL: Mother
AMBITION: Certified Public Accountant
NOTED FOR: Going To Mattoon
OUR ADVICE: Get A Job In Mattoon
PET PEEVE: Two-Faced People
NAME: Edward Ashley
NICKNAME: 'Big Ed'
AGE: l7
EXPRESSION: Work! Folks!
WHERE FOUND: Hxiting ga
FAVORITE SONG: ove and Marriage
FAVORITE SPORT: Track
HOBBY: Hunting
FUTURE: Businessman
IDEAL: None
AMBITION: Own My Own Business
NOTED FOR: Getting In Trouble
With The Teachers
OUR ADVICE: Work Harder
PET PEEVE: P. E. Teachers
NAME: Sonja Wirth
NICKNAME: 'Worthless'
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: 'Darn It'
WHERE FOUND: Syeet Shop N
FAVORITE SONG: 'Tutti Frutti'
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Dancing
FUTURE: Get Married
IDEAL: Pat Boone
AMBITION: Be a Private Secretary
NOTED FOR: Ability to tell things
OUR ADVICE: Stick to the Truth
PET PEEVE: Two Faced People
NAME: Dick Prout
NICKNAME: 'Proot'
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: 'Americana'
WHERE FOUND: American History
FAVORITE SONG: "Haw
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Hunting
FUTURE: Farmer
IDEAL: Miss Ballein
AMBITION: Farmer
NOTED FOR: Pinkies
OUR ADVICE: Be A Farmer
PET PEEVE: Nagging Teachers
NAME: Jim Vogel
NICKNAME: 'Big Jim'
AGE: 18
EXPRESSION: 'Oh My'
WHERE FOUND: Cutting Trees
FAVORITE SONG:"'B1ue Scar'
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Cars
FUTURE: Car Racer
IDEAL: Henry Ford
AMBITION: Drive Race Cars
NOTED FOR: Coronet Playing
OUR ADVICE: Stay Away From Race Cars
PET PEEVE: Talkative People
NAME: Larry Cox
NICKNAME: WLarmie'
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: WOh Myln
WHERE FOUND: Shoe Store
FAVORITE SONG: "He"
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Airplanes
FUTURE: Mechanic
IDEAL: Jane Russell
AMBITION: Mechanic
NOTED FOR: Visiting Jails
OUR ADVICE: Stay Away From Jails
PET PEEVE: Girls
NAME: Phyllis Joan Younger
NICKNAME: 'Levin
AGE: 18
EXPRESSION: 'I Don't Known
WHERE FOUND: Band Room Q
FAVORITE SONG: 'The Love Of God
FAVORITE SPORT: Swimming
HOBBY: Collecting Records
FUTURE: Music Career
IDEAL: None
AMBITION: Music Instructor
NOTED FOR: Playing An Instrument
OUR ADVICE: Go On To Music College
PET PEEVE: People Who Won't Get Down
To Business
NAME: Jim Adams
NICKNAME:
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: 'Tumba-Komgon
WHERE FOUND: Home
FAVORITE SONG: 'Dogface Soldierll
FAVORITE SPORT: Golf
HOBBY: Playing Golf
FUTURE: Undecided
IDEAL: Flash Gordon
AMBITION: Expimental Pilot
NOTED FOR: Crazy Ideas
OUR ADVICE: Be A Serious Kid
iET PEEVE: Argumentive People
NAME: Melvin Janes
NICKNAM : WMelvineW
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: UAmericano'
WHERE FOUND: Sullivan s
FAVORITE SONG: 016 Tons'
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Hunting
FUTURE: Engineer
IDEAL: Mr. Baker
AMBITION: Engineer
NOTED FOR: Getting Out Of Classes
OUR ADVICE: Learn All You Can
PET PEEVE: Go Hunting And Never Get
Anything .
NAME: Frances Crist
NICKNAME: 'FranieW
AGE: 18
EXPRESSION: 'Oh Sure'
WHERE FOUND: Around Home
FAVORITE SONG: '16 Tor?
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Quilting
FUTURE: Marriage
IDEAL: None
AMBITION: Housewife
NOTED FOR: Getting Engaged
OUR ADVICE: Get Married
PET PEEVE: Two Faced People
NAME: Byron Bradford
NICKNAM : 'Brick'
ACE: 17
EXPRESSION: 'Is That a Fact.'
WHERE FOUND: Hindsboro
FAVORITE SONG: 'fTende1-I,-9
FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball
HOBBY: Baseball and Showing
Cattle
FUTURE: Raising Cattle
IDEAL: Brother
AMBITION: Play Professional
Baseball and Raise
Cattle
NOTED FOR: Raising Cattle
OUR ADVICE: Stick To Hindsboro
PET PEEVE: Sheriff Sid and Bosco
NAME: Helen Dague
NICKNAME: None
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: 'Oh Noi'
WHERE FOUND: Hhgdsboro
FAVORITE SONG: ove Is A Many
Splendored Thing
FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball
HOBBY: Cooking
FUTURE: Secretary
IDEAL: Mother
AMBITION: Private Secretary
NOTED FOR: Playing In The Band
OUR ADVICE: Don't Sit On Your
Boss's Lap
PET PEEVE: Gawky People
NAME: Vera Drake
NICKNAME: 'Duck'
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: 'Dog Gone'
WHERE FOUND: ABRHome 5
FAVORITE SONG: ock Around The Cloc9
FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball
HOBBY: Baking
FUTURE: Secretary
IDEAL: Dale Robertson
AMBITION: Secretary
Being Friendly
Always Be Friendly
When Somebody Say's For
Sure They're Coming On A
Certain Day Then Don't Come
NOTED FOR:
OUR ADVICE:
PET PEEVE:
NAME: Paul A. Rippey
NICKNAME: 'Rip'
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: 'What The Heck'
WHERE FOUND: UB Town
FAVORITE SONG: The Song Of
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Running Around
FUTURE: Married Life
IDEAL: President
AMBITION: Get Married
NOTED FOR: Wanting To Go To
Colorado
OUR ADVICE: Go To Colorado
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PET PEEVE: Old Fashioned Teachers
NAME: Ronnie Uphoff
NICKNAME: 'Uppy'
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: 'I Sorry'
WHERE FOUND: In A 'Studie'
FAVORITE SONG: hShifting Whi
Sands"
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Showing Cattle
FUTURE: Farming
IDEAL: Dad
AMBITION: Farmer
NOTED FOR: Interest In F.F.
OUR ADVICE: Use What You've
Learned
PET PEEVE: Girls With Bleac
NAME: Phyllis.Vickroy
NICKNAME: 'Philn
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: 'Well I'l1 Be'
WHERE FOUND: Sxeet Shop Q
FAVORITE SONG: No Not Much
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
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HOBBY: Popular Songs CRock and Rolll
FUTURE: Secretarial Work
IDEAL: Mother
AMBITION: Secretary
NOTED FOR: Running Around
OUR ADVICE: Settle Down to Ambition
PET PEEVE: People Who Don't
Their Word
NANE: Jack Barnes
NICKNAME: 'Bennie'
AGE: 18
EXPRESSION: 'Well I'1l Be'
WHERE FOUND: Near Hindsboro
FAVORITE SONG: '16 Tong
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Hunting and Fishing
FUTURE: Married Farmer
IDEAL: Dad
AMBITION: Be a Farmer
NOTED FOR: Going Steady
OUR ADVICE: Get Married
PET PEEVE: Nagging Teachers
Keep
NAME: Ron Gibson
NICKNAME: 'Gib'
AGE: 18
EXPRESSION: 'Hecky Darn'
WHERE FOUND: U8 Town
FAVORITE SONG: Begin the
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Hitch-Hiking
FUTURE: Businessman
IDEAL: Eddy Howard
AMBITION: Own My Own Business
NOTED FOR: Going Everywhere
OUR ADVICE: Travel All You Can
PET PEEVE: Rin Tin Tin T.V. Show
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NAME: Joann Hawkey
NICKNAME: 'Hawkeye'
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: 'Nuts'
WHERE FOUND: In A Green and White
F
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FAVORITE SONG: "He
FAVORITE SPORT: Softball
HOBBY: Listening To Popular Music
FUTURE: Secretarial Work
IDEAL: Judy Garland
AMBITION: Private Secretary
NOTED FOR: Taking Dictation
OUR ADVICE: Fulfill Your Ambition
PET PEEVE: People who Stare
NAME: Bill Young
NICKNAME: 'Dirty Bill'
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: 'Well Durn'
WHERE FOUND: In Green Ford
FAVORITE sous: '16 Tonxs
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Chasing Girls
FUTURE: Farmer
IDEAL: Alan Ladd
AMBITION: Farming
NOTED FOR: Ability To Run
Round
OUR ADVICE: Stick To Farming
PET PEEVE: Chevies
NAME: Denney Johnson
NICKNAME: 'Curly'
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: 'Well Holy Cow'
WHERE FOUND: Charleston x
FAVORITE SONG: 'Band Of Goldx
FAVORITE SPORT: Swimming
HOBBY: Girls
FUTURE: Farmer
IDEAL: Frank Sinatra
AMBITION: Farming
NOTED FOR: Driving A Mercury
OUR ADVICE: Stick With Farming
PET PEEVE: Teachers Who Have
Pets
NAM : Barbara Curry
NICKNAM : 'Bid'
AGE: 18
EXPRESSION: 'Well'
WHERE FOUND: Telephone Office
FAVORITE SONG: WTenderly'
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Drawing KArtl
FUTURE: Campus Girl
IDEAL: Parents
AMBITION: Go To College
NOTED FOR: Wearing Large JewelrY
OUR ADVICE: Be A Housewife
PET PEEVE: Bossy People
NAM : Mary Elizabeth Carroll
NICKNAME: 'LizzieW
AGE: 18
EXPRESSION: WBy Gum'
WHERE FOUND: gp Town 0
FAVORITE SONG: Band Of Gold
FAVORITE SPORT: Swimming
HOBBY: Dancing
FUTURE: College
IDEAL: Mother
AMBITION: P. E. Teacher
NOTED FOR: Talking
OUR ADVICE: Be A P. E. Teacher
PET PEEVE: Two Faced People
NAME: John Van Voorhis
NICKANM : 'Verse'
AGE: 17
EXPRESSION: WI Don't Know'
WHERE FOUND: H?nting
FAVORITE sono. 'Star Spangled Bannep
FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball
HOBBY: Hunting
FUTURE: Digging Ditches
IDEAL: Mr. Lynch
AMBITION: Ditchdigger
NOTED FOR: Foreign Accent
OUR ADVICE: Don't Dig Too Deep
PET PEEVE: None In Particular
NAME: Don VanDeveer
NICKNAME: WSoaky'
AGE: 18
EXPRESSION: 'Well'
WHERE FOUND: Filson 8
FAVORITE sono: 'fi Get Ideass
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Girls
FUTURE: Coaching
IDEAL: Danny O'Shea
AM ITION: Coach
NOTED FOR: Getting In Trouble
OUR ADVICE: Be A Coach
PET PEEVE: Girls Who Fight
NAME: Linda Thompson
NICKNAME: Uwindyn
AGE: 18
EXPRESSION: Vwanna Bet'
WHERE FOUND: With Bethel
FAVORITE SONG: ffHe"
FAVORITE SPORT: Football
HOBBY: Sewing
FUTURE: Marriage
IDEAL: Mother
AMBITION: Housewife
NOTED FOR: Being With Bethel
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Jim Adams is like all the rest, Q. R 5
Doesn't like to take a tgst. if Bmw
He has always tried his very est E
If he didn't know, he's always guessed. Q mif
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if-v2:'1f,,,wl 0 He has been a friend of us all.
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Jack Barnes lS rough and ready. -f"
For several years he has
When it
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comes to football, he's got fight
And always brings the team through right.
Byron Bradford always made the field goal kick,
in .. In his work he's never licked.
?'7 f He goes with a girl named Jean,
J On others he will never lean.
"Liz" Carroll, with her lock of peroxide hair, A
Takes much kidding but does not care. 0, - f 1
She and Ronnie makes quite a pair! Q X9
To break them up we shouldn't dare.
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5,5 god' Larry Cox who is all brawn and brain,
A When he leaves school, it'll never be the same.
gl Sometimes he is quite the clown.
Occasionally he is seen in a southern town.
Francis Crist has married and quit.
In our classrooms she'll no longer sit. It -Q'
when graduation time is here,
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Barbara Curry is really sweet.,
She makes average grades in class.
Everyone knows she would make
A certain lad a very nice "lass."
Danny Curry, we all know, '
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Most everyone calls him a friend. u. '
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5,2 Liked by one and all of our class.
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Vera Drake who is a very smart lass, fl" ,J
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While she's never been guilty of stressin',
She always keeps the boys a guessin'.
portsman type.
b, A twin from Tuscola he does like.
of His future is quite plain to see.
' A doc like his dad he'll sur
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Around this school, nobody's his boss. i fix KAP'
He's a tall, dark-haired, blue-eyed boy. " gv: ,kf: 0?
Having a good time is his greatest joy. 'QUE
- Ronnie Gibson doesn't believe in going steady,
,fy At least, not until he is good and ready.
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Barbara Harris really enjoys Q' '
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Barbara is a whiz in typing. Ze fn' ' 09
Dancing is to her liking. 'Xl f 'Q
1 T Joann Hawkey is a girl dependable.
Will do anything asked, if physically able
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Carl Hudson is quite a guy. X Q l
When he meets a girl he passes by, ' 1 5 l
Because Lila is his steady. A! '
When asked to help, he's always ready. Q
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Melvin Janes from Chesterville,
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png What does he do in History class?
W, 'f"-'- Does he sit and wonder if he'll pass?
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Denney Johnson's sometimes a menace. '
He goes with a girl by the name of' Janice.
He may be short, but he's not shy. ,X I
Everyone thinks he's a remarkable guy. X
,u, Mary Key, a straight "A" scholar
', Youlll seldom hear her shout or holler.
VD To our class she's sure a credit.
A .. She's lots of fun, there's no doubt of it.
Wilma Key holds the title "Queen," A
Down at Mattoon she's often seen.
The most popular girl of '56.
Some Junior girl should learn her tricks.
5 4 To Uee Lindenmeyer we all owe a lot.
NoRKlN He keeps our class really on top.
We all agree that he's not slow,
' At football, basketball, or courting "Jo."
Dick Prout has a world of fun. mage,
He's got a smile for everyone. 90,921 A
Miss Ballein, his favorite teacher, W "' QF
Thinks that Dick is quite some creature. I
M 'I One more in our class is Paul Rippey.
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Dean Sanders is as "cocky" as can be. .7 i
An all round athlete is he. "'
He drives his car at quite a speed. 1
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Linda Thom son one of our clan, -
Has already branded her man. Xqag
We all hope good for her future plans. , Hx J
Probably farming on Bethel's land. I yi,
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wif ,486 s sweet on a girl named "Liz."
ilk y While in Ag he gets straight 'A's.'
' Y. On the football field, with all his heart he plays
Don Vandeveer is quite some guy. 9 '
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We all know he'11 pasa, at least he should.
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QSNB A: "'J QSNQ To sing, he sounds something like Perry.
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sa 5 '.7 So in track he earned a letter.
Phyllis Vickroy a tall brunette, 'G
Vho doesn't sit around and fret. ' f
Is it her manners or her poise 4
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In bookkeeping class Jim Vogel's a whiz.
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He goes for band and chorus and such.
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For our senior class he has done much.
Elby Wallace is our football captain. '
He played with lots of will.
He helped our team go very far. Rf
To victories that were real. I
9 Sonja Wirth doesn't miss a thing.
fs Giga! Her sayings has a large category.
9 She collects most things just for gossip,
But for school work---well that's quite a story
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Toward a high goal he will try to strive. 'H'5,,g.53-.1131-T,-fi," '
Phyllis Younger is the quiet type.
You'll never hear her complain or gripe.
She helped to make the classplay a scream.
She has no time to sit and dream.
Joann Hawkey-chairman
Barbara Curry
Denney Johnson
Wwillien Key
Ron Gibson
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we've struggled on and on.
We have had such fun together
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These dear old halls won't be the same !
after we have gone. i
Oh, the championships that we've won,
5 the memories that we have,
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KNGVN ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that we, the Committee for
the Class of 1956, of Arcola Community High School,
of Douglas and State of Illinois being of unsound mind and
poor memory and desiring to make disposition of their pro-
perty to take effect at their Entrance to Jacksonville, DO
HEREBY MAKE THIS, our LAST VILL AND TESTAMENT, revoking all
former Wills and Testaments by us heretofore made.
County
who has a
Jim Adams wills his ambitions to fly to Tom Romine,
good start in his '55 Plymouth.
Edward Ashley wills his way of working through High
Tim Monahan.
School to
to Bill
Jack Barnes wills his ability to stay with one girl
Perkins.
Byron Bradford wills his ability to attempt to kick
to anyone on next year's football team.
WLizW Carroll wills her formula for bleached hair to
can master it.
extra points
anyone who
Larry Cox wills his Nwhip-crackingn ability to Alden
Frances Crist wills her ability to get married in her senior
year to anyone who is as lucky as she.
Barbara Curry wills her ability to go steady for two
half years to Marquitta Herrington.
Danny Curry wills his electrical knowledge to 'Lightin John
Gibson.n
Nay.
and one-
Helen Dague wills her height to Mary Jane Idleman.
Vera Drake wills her quietness to Donna Rae Wood.
Jack Fishel wills his ability to go with a Tuscola cheerleader
to Lyle Johns. Knot the same girl?
Roger Foss wills his sensible driving habits to Larry Shafer.
Ronnie Gibson wills his ability to stay in training
Monahan.
to Tim
Barbara Harris wills her manly size to Suzie Tefft.
Joann Hawkey wills her dumbness in American History
who can overdbme it.
to anyone
Carl Hudson wills his bookkeeping chair and Miss Ballein to
anyone who wants them.
Melvin Janes wills the freshmen girls to the freshmen boys.
Denney Johnson wills his ability to get along with Miss Ballein
to Dick Prout, since he will be back next
Mary Key wills her ability to make NA's' in Shorthand II to
Joan Sanders.
Wilma Key wills her popularity to
Dee Lindenmeyer wills his 'deadly
Dick Prout wills his ability as a
year.
her sister, Charlotte Key.
ways' to
Pat Monahan.
fast driver to Robbie Arrol.
Paul Rippey wills his big muscles and good
Dean Sanders wills his ability of 'Being a
Wilson.
Linda Thompson wills her piccalo and chair
Margaret.
looks to Jerry Wingler
Cassanova' to 'Red'
in band to her sister,
Ronnie Uphoff wills his ability to play in
ball game to Norman Strader.
Don Vandeveer wills his ability to miss school on Monday's to
Frank Vandeveer. -
only one losing foot-
John Van Voorhis wills nothing to anyone because he needs it all.
Phyllis Vickroy wills her ability to get along with the boys to
Mary Gooch.
Jim Vogel wills his ability to get out of school for a half-day
to Stan Allen.
Elby Wallace wills his ability to be the worst miler in Arcola
history to 'Juicyn Strader.
Sonja Wirth wills her dancing ability to Ellen Kay Cunningham.
Bill Young wills his good behavior to his brother, John, who
definitely can use it.
Phyllis Younger wills her ability to win scholarships to anyone
who appreciates them as much as she does.
Mr. Browning we leave a
Mr. Butler we leave our
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kindest feelings lhe needs theml.
To Mrs. Smith we leave our cooking and sewing ability.
To Miss Scott we leave our wonderful American History classes.
To Mr. Stone we leave our ability to learn class play parts-
To Miss Whitson we leave our receipt book.
Mr. Dunne we
Mr. Scott we
To
To
we leave a
To Mrs. Shields
To Mr. Crist we
To
To Miss Ballein
To the janitors
the cooks we
To
haven't had one
To Miss Newmann we leave a
leave our mathematical problems.
leave all our hot air.
mixture of trouble.
of Wildroot Cream Oil
leave all our sleepiness and a bottle
Mr. Roberts we leave all our cap guns and water pistols.
we leave 33.00 for the scissors we never used.
we leave all our Torch scraps.
leave a good receipe book, because it's obvious they
for the past four years.
series of new books that we've taken.
To Coach Baker we leave all the trophies we've won.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands and seals
this twenty-fourth day of February, A. D. 1956, in the pre-
sence of the Witnesses, who we have requested to sign this
our Last Will and Testament as witnesses and we have declared
this to be Our Last Will and Testament in their presence and
signed the same in their presence and they have signed the
same in our presence and in the presence of each other.
Jack Fishel-chairman
Mary Key
Phyllis Vickroy
John VanVoorhis
Dick Prout
Sonja Wirth
We, the undersigned, DO HEREBY CERTIFY, that the said committee
for the Class of 1956 signed the above and foregoing paper in
our presence and declared the same to be their Last Will and
Testament on this the twenty-fourth day of February A. D, 1956
and requested us to sign the said will as witnesses which we ,
did in their presence and in the presence of each other be-
lieving the said Committee for the Class of 1956 to be fully
unpossessed of all their faculties and unsound mind and poor
memory and ln every way not capable of making their Last Will
and Testament.
The Senior Class
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HISTORY
As nGreen Freshmenn we elected as our officers: Audrey
Landreth, presidentg Bill Perkins, vice-president, Brenda
Biggs, secretaryg and Joan Sanders, treasurer. Our Home-
coming attendant was Audrey Landreth and Tim Monahan was
her escort.
Last year as nSil1y Sophomoresn we elected Larry Ander-
son, presidentg Bill Perkins, vice-president, Janet Smart
secretary-treasurer. Brenda 5iggs was our Homecoming attend-
and with Bill Perkins as her escort.
This year as WJolly Juniorsn our officers are: president,
Dave Herrington, vice-president, David U hoffg secretary-
treasurer, Brenda Biggs. This year our Homecoming attendant
was Peggy Phillips with her chosen escort Tom Romine. The
float was WThe Longest Walk.' We are looking forward to next
year as WSophisticated Seniors.n
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presidentg Norman Strader, vice-presidentg and Sharon Bennett,
secretary-treasurer. Georgia Herrington and Ed Harshbarger
served as student council representatives. Miss Olson and
Coach Baker were our advisors. Pink and black were our colors
and a pink rose was our class flower. Connie Johns was queen
attendentg Doug Mullikin, escort. Our Homecoming Float won
second prize.
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presidentg Dorothy Wood, secretaryg and Jim Clark, treasurerg
are trying to keep us in the running. Mr. Stone and Mrs.
Shields are our advisors. At Homecoming we chose Shirley
McNary as queen attendent and Lyle Johns as escort. Our float
won second prize again this year. We are at the half-way
point in our high school career, and are looking forward to
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September, 1955, sixty-one 'green' Freshman started
their high school career. After the first few days of
adjusting ourselves to the routine of changing classes,
we are now doing fine. Our class officers are: president,
Danny Straderg vice-president, Arthur Beazley, secretary-
treasurer, Rose Mary Soupis. Mr. Dunn and Miss Newmann are
our advisorsg Jo Elaine Hoots and Bob Waldron, student coun-
cil representatives. Red and gold were chosen as class
colors. Barbara Biggs was Queen Attendant and Danny Strader
her escort. Our Homecoming float didn't win a priza but we
enjoyed making it. We are looking forward to the year of
1956, when we will become 'silly' sophomores.
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April 22, 1955
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Helen Raleigh, a senior at Grayson .. ........ Mary Key
Jane Raleigh, her sister, seventeen ......... Phyllis Vickroy
Sam Raleigh, their brother, enrolled at State...Dean Sanders
'Jug' Brown, Jane's carefree boy friend ......... Elby Wallace
Professor Dexter, a professor at Grayson..DeLane Lindenmeyer
Dean Eggleby, Dean of Women at Grayson ......... Carol Bilbrey
Angela Rimini, a sweet and lovely freshman ....... Sonja Wirth
Larry Dobson, a very busy Grayson student ......... Roger Foss
Lulu Giffen, a freshman, so bright she acts nutty ..........
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Judy West, a friendly, attractive freshman....Barbara Harris
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Miss Amarilla Drayford the owner of Rest Haven ............
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Nan Drayford, her niece of eighteen .. ....Sonja Wirth
Debbie Drayford, her niece of sixteen..........Barbara Curry
Egbert Kilroy, a young science-fiction addict ..............
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Mrs. Melicent Kilroy, his fond coddling mother, who has a
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Maisie Moran who has hallucinations and a barking dog......
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Sparky Parks, a scientist.......................Dean Sanders
Citronella Jenks, a calamity-howling maid....Phyllis Younger
Ubiquifvus Botts. a handy-man .................. Jack Fishel
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