Clay City High School - Claytonian Yearbook (Clay City, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

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X, 4 4, i 2 15' nf. 9' m ,f r f a A mg R, ,M I - B4 , X . 1 ' 'S 'K , Co Edltors MARY MARTIN LARRY ZIMMERMAN Busrness Managers LYNDAL McVAY BARBARA IFFERT HALLET LEONARD BOB BLESSING RICHARD BOXELL LEON DEVLIN ELSWORTH FILDES BARBARA GILL GEORGIA MO SELEY ACIIVIIICS LINDA LOYE JANET JOHNSON Class Who s Who KATHRYN HUNT REVETA HOSSELTON Sponsors MISS HARRIS MR STANLEY Photography IOANN GOINGS SHIRLEY SUNDAY DIONNE HERDES Sports HA LLET LEONARD RICHARD BOXELL WANDA PA DGETT BFTTY HALE Typrsts WILMA STANLEY JOYCE HOSTETTLER IRMA FITZGERALD Feature Writers: Art: I an-.N iii-.W MR. E. E. REICHMAN The Claytonian Staff of '56, humbly dedicates this yearbook to one that has long deserved the honor, Mr. E. E, Reichman. This dedication is but a small expression of our appreciation to Emie for his part in making our school one of the most outstanding in the vicinity in appearance, both inside and out, Ernie is friendly and has a fine personality which wins him respect from both teachers and students. ADMlNI,I'RA 'I'l0N ,fn-Q 1091-'hp QE 3, Ei rpms? -V w Pnncrpal V D SHAFER Bachelor of Educatxon QB Ed J I11mo1s State Normal Umverslty Normal Ill1no1s Master of Sclence QM S j Umversrty of Illmors :Adil l ' V on -1-I 415 U fi is ha Gad x ffT i lu 5 BOARD OF EDUCATION Cletrs I-losselton. I. L. Blessmg, V, D. Shafer, Prrnclpal, IBWIS Clark, Wrllard Dewhrrst, Presldent Charles Murvm, Secretary, Fletcher Stanley, J. W, Duff. RUSSELL BISSEY General Science, Biology, Chemistry. Bachelor of Science QB.S.J, Colorado State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Fort Collins, Colorado: Master of Science fM,S,l, University of New Hampshire, New Hampshire. JIM BRANDON World History, American History, Social Studies, Assistant Coach. Bachelor of Science, Science, fB,S,j, Murray State College, Murray, Kentucky. JACK GENGLER Band Director. Bachelor of Music fB,M,J, and Master of Music Education QM,M,E,J, Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, Illinois. MAYTLE MARIE HARRIS English III and IV, Librarian. Bachelor of Education QB.E.J, Eastern Illinois State Teachers College. University of Illinois - Summers of 1947 and 1953. University of Denver - Summer of 1948. hi-1-D' 6- I x l in . I 5 1 I x 3 .SN ..,, fi .?i iQ CATHRINE CASH Mathematics. Bachelor of Science in Education, QB.S, in Ed.J, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois LESTER E. GARVER English I and II. Murray State College, Murray , Kentucky, QB,A,j McKendree College, Lebonan, Illinois. pf 'ti it LOREN PETTY Vocational Agriculture. Bachelor of Education QB,E,J, Eastern Illinois State Teachers College, Charleston, Illinoisg Bachelor of Science QB,S,J, and Master of Sc1enceQM,S.j, University of Illinois, Urbana Illinois . PATRICIA SCHOPF Girls Physical Education, Typing I. Bachelor of Science in Education QB.S, in Ed J Eastern Illinois State College, Charleston, Illinois. if az:-' HARRY JACKSON Siop. Bachelor of Science in Education QB,S, in Ed.j, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Illinois. DIANE MCKNIGHT Home Economics. Bachelor of Science QB.S,1, Eastern Illinois State College, Charleston, Illinois. 1, CARL SEXTON Boys' Physical Education, General Business, General Math, Bachelor of Science, QB,S,J, Eastern Illinois State College, Charleston, Illinois. MONTY M. STANLEY Commerce. Diploma, Illinois Commer- cial College, Champaign, Illinoisg Bachelor of Science in Education QB.S, in Ed.j, Eastern Illinois State College, Charleston, Illinois, 'Pie SENIORS Y LARRY DEAN CAIN Senior Class President 4, Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Co- Captain 4g Athletic Association 2, 3,43 Vice President 4: Commerce Club 4, Track l,4. ROBERT LEONARD BLESSING Baseball 1,2,3,4g Co-Captain 4g Basketball 1,2g Band 1,2,3,4g Vice President 4, Class Treasurer lg Secretary 35 Vice President 4: Commerce Club 3,4g Vice President 3,4p Dance Club 2: Athletic Associ- ation 2,3,4g President 45 Treasurer 35 Student Council 4, Speech Club 3g Annual staff 4. LARRY WAYNE ZIMMERMAN Math Club 1, FFA 2,3,4g Secretary 3: Sentinel 4, Dance Club 2g Athletic Association 3,4g'Track 3,4g Base- ball and Track Manager 2g Class Secretary 4, Commerce Club 4: Co- Editor of Annual 4. ELSWORTH FLOYD FILDES Band 1,2, 3,45 Class Treasurer 4g Annual Staff 4g Math Club 1. KATHRYN HUNT Speech Club 35 Student Council 45 Secretary 45 Annual Staff 45 Com- merce Club 4. HALLET LEE LEONARD FFA 1, 2,3,45 President 35 Reporter 25 Athletic Association 2,3,45 Secre- tary 35 Commerce Club 3,45 Presi- dent 35 Class President 25 Track 1, 25 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Co-Captain 3,45 Dance Club 25 Annual Staff 45 Student Council 2, 3,45 Class King 2. LEWIS CARTER Track 35 Athletic Association 45 FFA 2, 3, 4. HERBERT WAYNE CHAFFIN Band 1, 2, 3,45 Uniform Custodian 45 FFA 1,2,3,45 Reporter 35 Vice Presi- dent 45 Math Club 1. I fl psf E A RICHARD DALE BOXELL Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Baseball lg Track 15 Athletic Association 2,3,45 Commerce Club 3,45 Student Council 35 Annual staff 4, ,sz DWAIN DEAN BRANT FFA 1,2,3,45 Vice President 3. s. , L S -6' f FRANK E. DEVLIN Track 1,2,3g Athletic Association 2, 3,45 Commerce Club 3. LEON DEVLIN Baseball 1,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Athletic Association 2,3,4g Speech Club 35 Vice President 3g Commerce Club 4g President 4, Student Council 4. JACKIE D. FRANKLIN DeLand-Weldon Senior High 1, 2,3g Music 1,2,3g FFA 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Dramatic Club 2, 3, Track 2, 3,45 Atheltic Association 4g Student Council 4g Vice President 4, FFA President 43 Commerce Club 4, School King 4, BARBARA ELLA GILL FHA 2,3,4g Treasurer 3, President 4, Commerce Club 2,3,4g Treasurer 4g Student Council 4, Treasurer 43 Librarian 3,45 FHA Camp Delegate 3g Annual Staff 4. - A BERNARDINE WELLS DURRE FHA 1,25 Dance Club 1. IRMA GENE FITZGERALD Annual Staff 4. BETTY JANE HALE Class Secretary lg FHA l,2,3,4g Parliamentarian 25 Treasurer 3g Historian 4g Dance Club 1, 25 Annual Staff 4. SHIRLEY LEE HAMILTON Flora Township High School 1. rf 1 ire? T -2225, A we BETTY SUE GLOVER FHA lg GAA 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3, 43 Dance Club 2: Commerce Club 2,3,4g Speech Club 3. IOANN GOINGS Commerce Club 3,45 Annual Staff4 ,Q in ,fr 1 a MARGO MAY HENDERSON Library Club 4. RICHARD RAY HENDERSON FFA 2, 3,45 Treasurer 3. .iff 3 1 ' ra' ' il '...'vfff'1' If Wim f w,fff :'z 1555 N ' - w ifi , Jw - 'Y mg, Q, f' Kwf m 'MLLW 'W w w 'ff ' Yan, J, . 1 MU 'gf Wl vfifgf. 7 A- gm '- H M. afv.'f i,w' .- v , Mgjgf M A W V iw 1 W JW Q , ,dw wif 'WA 2 My oyw W ,M gf? E 1 ,fi ' L a 21 2 L, at , he .mm Q 3355 256392 Mn , Hff' an 3, ,ga . 4. Hi' f Q ' new 5,55 5 WWQI Q, p Jil 'ESA f Si . LS-'Y Q ., an IANET JEAN JOHNSON Band 1,25 FHA 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2, 3,45 Commerce Club 3,45 Dance Club 1, 25 Speech Club 35 Annual Staff 4. LINDA GAIL LOYE Band 1,25 GAA 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3, 45 Commerce Club 3,45 Dance Club 1, 25 Speech Club 1,35 Annual Staff4. arf i-lb' GAYLE MCNAIR FHA 1,2,35 Reporter 25 GAA 15 Commerce Club 3,45 Dance Club 1, 2. LYNDAL MCVAY FHA 1,2,35 Song Leader 15 Speech Club 35 Commerce Club 2,3,45 Librarian 2,45 Library Club President 45 Annual Staff 45 Student Council 45 Dance Club 1, 2. 'ir Ag, F55 5 ' w E, L.A,,f 5i9iPA.'1 P 'A 1 Nb! M ,W 'T Q c, ORPHA LUCILLE MADING Band 2, 3. MARY LOUISE MARTIN FHA 1,2, 3,45 Point Chairman 35 Song Leader 35 Student Council 1,45 President 45 Class Vice President 25 Commerce Club 3,45 Secretary 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,4 Secretary 35 Song Leader 35 Camp Dele gate 25 President 45 Band 1,2,3,45 All State Band 35 Band President 45 Speech Club 35 Dance Club 25 Play Widow's Plight 35 Co-Editor of Annual 4. ,S , TC' hn- GEORGIA LEE MOSELEY Band 1,2,3,4g GAA 1,2,3,4g FHA 1,2,3,4g Dance Club 1,2g Commerce Club 3,4g Speech Club 35 Student Council 3, GAA Secretary and Treasurer 2g Annual Staff 4, Cheerleader 4. WANDA LOUISE NOBLET Class Tresaurer 2, Class Queen 2, Speech Club 3. APY' LARRY LOREN O'DELL Basketball 1, 2, 3,4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Co -Captain 3,4g Commerce Club 4, Athletic Association 2,3,4g Secre- tary 45 School King 35 Class President lg Student Council 1, Basketball King Candidate 3, EVERETT OSBORN Baseball 2, 33 Athletic Association 3, 4g FFA 2, 3,4. WANDA LYNN PADGETT FHA 13 Commerce Club 3,43 Speech Club 3, Librarian 45 Band 1,2,3,4g Annual staff 4. LELAND LEROY PATRIDGE Librarian 2,35 FFA 3,4g Treasurer 4, Basketball 3, Track 3, Athletic Association 4. .l QE 121 : WOODY DEE ROSBOROUGH FFA 1, 2, 3, Athletic Association 2, 3,49 Basketball 2, Track l,2,3,4. BILL SNELL Baseball 1, Basketball 1,2,3. JACK LOWELL POPPE Basketball lg Band 1,2,3,4g Com merce Club 2,3g Track 3, Band Librarian 4. HAROLD DAVID RALEY FFA 1, 2, 3,45 Commerce Club 4, BOB SNELL Baseball lg Basketball 1,2,3 DONNA STABLER Mount Vernon Township High 1,2 Chorus 1, 2, GAA 1,25 Band 3, Drama Club 2. vm mi w-I 'N if c- Ns-....A, SHIRLEY SUNDAY FHA lg Band lg Annual Staff 45 Commerce Club 3, 4, ROBERT ELLERY THOMAS FFA 2,3,4. WILMA RUTH STANLEY Annual Staff 4. JANICE STEWART Dance Club 2g Speech Club 35 Commerce Club 2, 3,4. :yi i T A G, DANNY WALKER Q ' h FFA 4 KEITH MERLIN WORKMAN Basketball 1, 2, 3,4g Baseball 25 Commerce Club 45 Track 1,2, 3,4 FFA l,2,3,4g Sentinel 33 Athletic Association 3,4. Wed We the graduatrng class of 1956 of Clay Crty Communrty Hrgh School berng of sound judgment and sound mrnd do hereby make and declare the followrng wrll and testament To the Board of Educatron we bequeath our deepest gratrtude To the Faculty we leave our most srncere wrsh that the future classes wrll be more attentrve rn class To Wrlma and Ernre we hope that future classes w1ll be more co operatrve and courteous to them too To the under classmen we leave the hope that therr four years rn school wrll be as happy as ours To supporters of the school we grve our deepest apprecratron for a most beautrful and well equrpped school And unto the followrng we wrll the drfferent personal trarts Bob Blessrng leaves the task of helprng Ernre to Kenny Hohlbauch Richard Boxell happrly wrlls hrs locker to Lrnda Grll srnce she lrkes rt so well and uses rt three fourths of the trme anyway Dean Brant bestows hrs constant studyrng of Amerrcan Hrstory to Barton Powers Larry Carn leaves everythrng that brother Jrm wrll need Lewrs Carter grants hrs car to anyone who wants to push rt Herb Chaffrn wrlls hrs pleasant drsposrtron to Chuck to keep rt rn the famrly Frank Devlrn selfrshly takes everythrng wrth hrm Betty Hale rncluded Leon Devlrn wrlls hrs mrschrevousness to anyone who rsn t mrschrevous enough already Elsworth Frldes leaves everythrng for Cleta Fern Hubble Irma Frtzgerald wrlls her bashfulness to Davetta Crown Jack Franklrn grants hrs slow temper to Rena Lents Barbara Grll wrlls her rngenrous mrnd to Anna Lou Buerster who rs already at the top Betty Glover unwrllrngly leaves her rnqursrtrveness to anyone who wants rt Joann Gorngs wrlls her geometry knowledge to Chuck Purser Betty Hale leaves her artrstrc abrlrty to everyone rnterested supplyrng drawrngs for Mr Brandon Shrrley Harrrrlton wrlls her long harr to Ann Mathrs Margo Henderson wrlls her borsterous ways to Lrnda Kauble Ray Henderson leaves everythrng to a certarn Junror Dronne Herdes wrlls her abrlrty to get along wrth people to the Herdes twrns who already do a frne Job of rt Allan Hrnterscher grants hrs easrly pronounced and spelled name to Jeff Fee Reveta Hosselton forgot to leave anythrng as she s already on her way to Sterlrng Joyce I-lostettler leaves her red harr to Marlene Bahl who for some reason favors red hart Kathryn Hunt wrlls her qurck smrle to Beverly Colclasure Barbara Iffert wrlls her cheerleadrng abrlrty to srster Pat Delorrs Johnson grants to Geneva Trout as many favors as needed to make a good rmpressron Janet Johnson wrllrngly grants her herght to Karen Bahl Lrnda boye wrlls her neatness to Joyce Conner 0 a o 1 , . , . n . I - . ' 1 D . a . . . . , . . . . . , . . . . . . . o . . . , . . , . . . . . . Gayle McNair wills her interest in school to anyone who likes to take life easy. Lyndal McVay leaves her love for an argument to sister Wanda, whose spirit doesn't quite match Lyndal's. Orpha Mading leaves her hair-dos to Sue Sunday. Mary Martin grants her pleasing personality to Mary Combs. Georgia Moseley wills her collection of jewelry to Edith Brooks. Wanda Noblet wills her popularity to Rosemary Klingler who does well without any support. Larry O'Dell grants his athletic ability to Hugh Lynn. Everett Osborn wills his ability to grow whiskers and sideburns to sister Kaaren, who for some reason won't accept the honor. Wanda Padgett leaves her interest in Flora boys to all junior girls, providing they leave her choice alone . LeRoy Patridge grants his muscular build to Wilbur Williams. Jack Poppe wills his wittiness to Doris Gill David Raley wills his never ending chatter to Dean Farmer Woody Rosborough rs happy to just leave Bill Snell wills hrs quick blush to Myron Dunntgan Bob Snell leaves his love for baseball to all Cardinal fans Donna Stabler grants her tight levts to Martha Bates Wilma Stanley wills her ability to wear blue to anyone that Janice Stewart leaves her laugh to echo through the halls Shirley Sunday wills her variety of colors to Comte Loye Ellery Thomas grants his singing ability to David Blessing Danny Walker leaves his mdustrrousness to Vernal Elliott can aqurre it Keith Workman leaves it up to James Stewart to take care of his girl friends Larry Zimmerman leaves all his A s to Janice Lawler We Georgia Moseley and Barbara Gill do hereby affix our seal of approval upon this dtsreputable document on this twenty second day of November tn the year of our Lord one thousand and fifty X Fifteen years later as we look into that shiny crystal ball We see our classmates one and all Bob Blessing once a teen age menace Is now Clay City s best known dentist Linda Loye and Janet Johnson society s pair Are now designing clothes to wear Fildes special, the rocket plane Is a common competitor of Poppe s trackless train Betty Glover finally hit the top With her TV program, Snap Crackle and Pop Jack Franklin that windy man Is now a salesman of a plastic can Professor Zimmerman that brilliant lad Dean Brant a former resident, Is now campaigning for our next president Betty Hale travelled o er land and sea To become Frank Devlin s bride to be Richard Boxell inventor of the cactus shoe, Recently flew West to increase his sticker picking crew Larry Cain forever on the beam Is now manager of the Olympic wrestling team Janice Stewart ts quite busy we hear She s gone to Alaska to hunt long tailed reindeer Mary Martin whose beau is overseas we learn Is patiently waiting for hrs return -UB? LINDA LOYE Neatest RICHARD BOXELL Best looking QPhoto not availablej . . , . . . , . . . - . l . - si . - I ' 1 . , . . . , . I I I ' ' . , . I l ' YI . I . ll . . . ' . . . . ' I VV V I ,f ' Is trying to determine why the moon can't be had, y Y L H p R J .- ' V, f gain. VA I ' . Y . w:,PA,..os ,,.V ,h 4 It If I I t Q l - - 0 ' 7,- I I I . . . . , - . - I Wanda Noblet that cute little chick, Made all former Miss Americas look sick. Bob and Bill Snell that inseparable pair, Are now manfacturers of human hair. Keith Workman is important it's true, He's now a lion trainer for the Brooklyn Zoo. Lewis Carter has no trouble with medicine bills, He now manufactures Carter's Big Brain Pills. Leon Devlin that lover of school, Is now teaching English in Liverpool. Herb Chaffin, a determined sort, Is now Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Barbara Gill, so very sensible, Is now Clay City's high school principal Irma Fitzgerald is married and settled down Lrvrng in Joann Going s Apartments on the west side of town Hamilton and Wells took from the wlnd shield wiper, An idea that started them making a new kind of diaper Margo Henderson guarantees loss of weight Her motto is Take a Steam Bath or Meet Your Fate Donna Stabler with all her charm Is doing her best on G B s farm Ray Henderson that mischievous tyke Is now constructing Clay City s turnpike Dionne Herdes and Shirley Sunday are proud to own Their new cafeteria The Seafoam Allan Hrnterscher had a streak of luck And made a fortune with hrs talking duck Reveta Hosselton that successful nurse Taught all her patients not to curse Joyce Hostettler president of Parent s Aid Is well represented with a child ln every grade Kathryn Hunt has gained much fame With her new book Who s to Blame? Barbara Iffert once a girl reporter Now runs her own newspaper The Supporter Deloris Johnson declined the separation She is now working at Trout s Filling Statton Hallet Leonard the motorcycle champ Won many a trophy by Jumping off the ramp Gayle McNair with chances galore Is now the chief buyer for McVay s Department Store Orpha Madtng without a delay Became a bride and rs now very gay Wilma Stanley with all her knack Wanda Padgett with her artistic salary Has founded Clay City s Art Gallery Osborn and Patrrdge who own many barns Are the owners of a chain of goat farms David Raley finally got a chance And rs now the sole owner of a parakeet ranch Larry O Dell once a bouncer Is now Clay City s own TV announcer Ellery Thomas that hrllybilly star DANNY WALKER, Lazlest Slowpoke BERNARDINE WELLS, Laziest W 59 Ee 53 Q E Po F. 55 Wir ani: Ea, 93 O EE XXXNTX X XX A 'fe 1: lagy Y - T, L 'Sei cs. Has also become a lawyer and admitted to the bar LEON DEVLIN, Most Mtschievous Danny Walker with his muscular build Is heading the Hollywood Theatre Guild Georgia Moseley that cute little secretary Is now working for her husband, Garry Wrttiest WILMA STANLEY, Best Dancer QPhoto not avarlablej . . . . ' . . . ' , . I . . ' . . , . . D I I . , . Y 2 I ' ' l ' ll f N , . , . U i . I . 1 l I' , 0 1 v ar , ' . I I A I Is now serving overseas as a Wac. . ' ' .I . . . , N- I 4 7 . ' o .,,,':,, H I . , r as L , , 1 - d 52?-far l , l, - i 2 . , ' , -3n.i'2L.f ' . , - . . ' ' ' o , c Woody Rosborough takes lrfe wtth ease He has enough money to do as he would please Though scattered through all walks of lrfe Wtthout hardly a worry or strxfe As you can eastly see Our classmates had just what rt takes Georgta Moseley DAVID RALEY Most Inqutsrttve IRMA FITZGERALD Most Bashful Qutetest JACK FRANKLIN Best Lookmg Neatest WANDA NOBLET Best Looktng Ba tba ra Gtll MARY MARTIN Best A11 Around Best Leader Most Popular Most Ltkely To Succeed Best Worker LARRY ZIMMERMAN Most Lrkely To Succeed Most Studtous Best Worker REVETA HOSSELTON Wrttrest BILL SNELL Quletest BETTY GLOVER Most Mtschtevous Most Talkauve Slowpoke Most Inqutslttve HALLET LEONARD Most Athlettc Best Leader Most Popular BARBARA IFFERT Most Athletic . U Y .V 2 X . I I Most Talkative Most Bashful .px .IUNIORS QQ. fx R Most M1SChl6VOUS BOB STASER MARLENE BAHL 4 Q Nr Most Popular CHARLES PURSER ROSEMARY KLINGLER 73,1 X f y -P Most Arhle uc AURTHUR AUSBROOKS EUGENIA RUDOLPHI 6665601 70h 4 7040 A X ff I Most Talkanve BOB STASER CAROLYN STANLEY T4 i 'I Nik ' I Best All Around CHARLES PURSER ROSEMARY KLINGLER C37 A 0 , f e 1 Q, if 'fx ,f -- is Y 'Q Ta ' A Q l 70 .. J' wg , 5 , 1 4 A 1 X 4 Fi- f V , .4 X ' K 45 ll, - f 'W V55 . I 7 f f 052 Q 5 my Q4 H- -G ' ' Q A X is h i: 3 X W YV, 4 N' I: SQ! -I 4. , 'Y W-x s ,1 N I x ff ' Q 'X MAURICE BANGERT AUBREY BROWNING MARLENE BAHL GARY CLARK BEVERLY COLCLASURE ELEANOR CRACKEL BEVERLY DELONSHAW GENEVA EDWARDS VERNAL ELLIOTT DEAN FARMER JEFF FEE TOM FLEENOR RONALD GIBBS LINDA GILL CLARENCE HARRISON President EUGENIA RUDOLPHI Vice President ROBERT HUTCHISON Secretary EDITH BUERSTER Treasurer JOHN WEILER Student Council DAVETTA CROWN DAVID OMAR ARTHUR AUSBROOK BARBARA ANN BACHE url 44? i JOHNNIE OSBORN MAVIS PATTERSON IDVI PAYNE BARTON POWERS CHARLES PURSER MIKE RINEHART DEE SHEHORN JUDY STANFORD CAROLYN STANLEY KEITH STANLEY BOB STASER MYRON TAYLOR DONNA THOMANN NORMA TUCKER WILBUR WILLIAMS xg x .I C2 -QIX -ff' 'I ,. ,f an ' .::. X A, .av K . he ,o I ,U M 'uv ' fpQ 'fi' awk. 1'- F If 'ylv A 'E Q N ANNAKAY HOGAN CLETA FERN HUBBLE PAT IFFERT ROBERT KESTERSON ROSIE KLINGLER CLAIR LAND JOYCE LAWLER CONNIE DEAN LOYE KAY NATTOON NELLA MCDOWELL JERRY MCGILL WANDA MCVAY REX MOSSER SHIRLEY MURBARGER SANDRA OMAR -'7 T ,J 'Q' SOPHOMURES FV' D ' 33 PM Q3 Q P -H r , 77 . A ff w Wo Z- 5 YQ'-. 4,-iff'-'N 'QQ Most Athletlc MYRON DUNNIGAN MARY RALEY x ll? Best A11 Around DAROLD HERDES ELLEN ORNDORFF VA Q. Best Looking ROGER FRANKLIN ANN MATHIS .sapdamcwe 7044 h 7044 ga 1? F1 ' Best All Around NORMA WA TSON ,? , O iez. 'f .art-ra -5:5 ,- n I 'gir-35555511 1:1 wx v'K QM. yu - .I Q -I ' ' Q -- Most Studious DAROLD HERDES NORMA WATSON fx X J uw. Most Popular KENNETH HOHLBAUCH NORMA WATSON Most Talkauve JIM CAIN HM WEILER JANET POPPE 'Za icwlx 5 ., X I' Y Most Mlschlevous HM WEILER IANET POPPE . 9 A 01 4 K x 'B jj N Q 'X X K- at L f 5 f f 9 J X L, 0 0 O 4, 0 C I. or fi- J' F 'Ei . 1 A l Af? QB, 7' f ig, ' ' v E -., f ,f ' 5 'A A ,7 ' a s ' .lf ry X 'fl A , f A W M L , A , -, , , I . I in ' ':' f, - f' , ,,, - I L-H x 1. nv . 3 XIX JW? -, M 1 I I s 1 ,, L 1 V' J , s., 4 1. President Darold llerdes Vice President Kenneth Hohlbauch Secretary Norma Watson Treasurer Ellen Orndorff Student Council J 'tsl .Q 'P B, 1 ii . -M Janice Lawler Roger Franklin Donn Bates Judy Bayler David Blessing Edith May Brooks Jim Brown Clara Browning Harry Ray Bryant Leslie H, Bryant Jim Cain T. I. Colclasure 1- me JW: -seem . rl 395, :il J 5 ' 1 A ff '5 -4 I A V, 'J I , - . 2' I . .1 . , J df , , ,V V h eww -I f K .f ,fs fx. ., . ' . U ,-.1 4 -ar Q .J 2-fra , A M,-1-M . Q . , Nu 2' , , af 1 af o., 'lp 5 2 va ,a N ll jflkzz ,I 'ff ,', M, Q ' 1 '3?fg?p',: ,FEEL A r ,. ik Q-'L as X v A Mary Ellen Combs Joyce Ann Conner Myron Dunigan Pat Eckart Elener Fildes Ruth Ann Fitzgerald Bill Gardner Doris Gill Joann Gill Karen Grandon Doris Henderson Garold Herdes Linda Hilderbrand Nova Hilderbrand Yvonne Holcomb ,Q J .41 A il .1'1. V11 f- las Deloris June Padgett Janet Gayle Poppe Mary Ann Raley Eugene Sharp Sylvia Stanley James Stewart Betty Sullens Linda Sunday Ellen Volk Daniel Weidner James Weller Freida Wells John R. Wilkins Dorothy Windland Harold McCollum 4.-.gat I, x, J af- W!i N 'vw '59 , Y' v YW' yuh-'X , ov' 11' Tv-- Lf ,Ll , 'bv W1159' ,3 'X X xx 5' Z Galen Hosselton Carl Kessler Virginia Kessler Jerome Klingler Lou Ann Kuenstler Shirley Laird Rena M. Lents Hugh Lynn Ann Mathis Rita Mayo Hazel McDowell Wayne McNair Edna Sue Miller Mary Omar Karen Osbom G' M ' M. Q. -- H t.3 m': t 1 1 f'uq 5 4 ,ja lt Q I A! 2,55 gi? -, 1' :,,,f, f ' fix -., 5 F RESHME N 'WG 54 X by ZS . wi Z 9 BW Z I EEL ,rw 'f' w.f- ' Best Lookmg .TERRY BISSEY Most Talkatlve ROGER FIELDS IANICE DEHART J QA vt I 4 Most Studlous -I GERALD MOSELEY ANNA LOU BUERSTER ' AHSL Best bookmg SUE SUNDAY SANDRA CLARK 25 ur kj Best All Around TREVOR BISSEY Most Mlschlevous JOHN SMITH KAREN BAHL Most Popular SUE SUNDAY 4-qv Most Athletlc JIM ROSS TREVOR BISSEY M SUE SUNDAY ARILYN MURBARGER , -'2 . . . z ' ' .V ' I ,HJ :FAU ' A A A , g tg. ,L gl ff' , ' 1 , P 1 f XA Y sm A A fs A Q 553 ' 9' Aff'-L M I, 1 2 ' if z ez f ' 'U ,C J, J ' ' ff? C U .S '27 I ' W' A - 6 Q. gd ' . 45 5 1 - fx 'D X is r Q I . as 1 . at-f 9, iw fr, Pre side nt Trevor Bissey Vice President Bill Shafer Vance Amerman Karen Bahl Danny Bangert Martha Bates Rex Bates Janet Bissey Donald Brant Anna Lou Buerster Margie Busby Willis Busby James Cash Charles Chaffin Sandra Clark Carrol Colclasure Jack Colclasure Lanny Crown Janice DeHart Gerald Easley Mary Ellen Easley Donna Fehrenbacher J X . , B 1 N. ' i- . gl X .Q . , . na I E '- S sf ar? A if x if J 15 1:- X A 5 f E. 'QW , 1 I Roger Fields Georgia Ann Gill Kaye Gill Bill Glover Ina Goings Elizabeth Ann Griffin Della Hall Raymond Hamilton Linda Harris Terry Harrison Carl Hilderbrand Ruth Hilderbrand LeRoy Hinterscher Mary Hubble Ralph Hull Francise Humphrey Linda Inu Kauble Shirley Ann Kauble Betty Kelm Daniel Kuenstler L if Secretary Marjorie Hunt J' ' -- .4 Y 19 Treasurer Jill Housley Student Council Jerry Bissey Robert Kuenstler Larry Laird Kenneth Lawler Nancy Lee Dale Lents Nancy Mattoon Larry McGill Garry Mitchell Carrie Ann Mix Gerald Moseley Richard Moseley Marilyn Murbarger Kenneth Nail Marcene Noble Sarah Nosek Donna Osborn I, D, Patridge , W 2 ax . ,gm ,wif It gg 3 at 4 1 s 1' ' we 5 ff X ,. A , 51 '-32 ,fr ,. ,. ' S 'ilgw-an f - ff 1 '7 if is it 'Zf: .,: ' 1 , ma' , , -,X iv 'H 1555, K X, A . . 'fam fr ?f?' in if H A Joy Darlene Payne Y-1 Aaron W, Phillips Jim Ross VK ziggy? fl 25: . y . y y wt .gy A :V Y, Lg' 'y .M . ff, X b ud ' f is ?'331fffi'5- 1 o eell t was I , . 5 me I ' t I 9i5vi,,vf Richard Rudolphi Charles Rudolphi Ruth Ann Shadle John Smith Garrell Stanley Sandra Stewart Sue Ann Sunday Erma Taylor Janet Travis Marie Travis Geneva Trout Frances Walker Patsy Walker Freda Wattles Beverly Weidner Darrell Wilson Helen Windland Elaine Wolfe Wayne Wolfe Max Zimmerman Student Council Kay Evans ACTIVITIES Offcce Taking It Easy' 'Lvl zen C3956 S EIU! A twor I Secretary Wllma Stanford First row Lyndal McVay Mary Martin Jack Franklin Kathryn Hunt Barbara G111 Davetta Crown Second row Mr Shafer Roger Franklin Jerry Btssey Leon Devlin Bob Blessing Hallet Leonard Eugenia Rudolphr Thrrd row Kay Evans, Janice Lawler Darold Herdes Trevor Bissey Larry Cam David Omar The Student Council is made up of the president and two representatives from each class and the president of each organization The Student Council sponsored the entertainment for the school year which consrsted of with the presentation of awards Under the leadership of Mr Shafer the Student Council has helped to make our school one of the best The officers for the year were President Mary Martin Vice President Jack Franklin Secretary Kathryn Hunt Treasurer Barbara Gill ff X s'ru0EN'f couvqcu. 0 - 3 0 D 1 I l v D n ' I l , . ' . ' . ' . ' I . .. . 5 . I 1 . n . 9 I - seven movies, several stage shows, a Christmas program and gift exchange and a picnic on the last day of school . . . . . D . ' . : . ' . g . . . . Q 1 I l I - V 1 S: ,ga 1 I T. ,TD K ea 0' f I N' , Ftrst row Herbert Chafftn, Allan Htnterscher Davrd Omar Davrd Raley Irm Werler Hallet Leonard Jeff Fee Rrchard Boxell Larry O Dell Jack Poppe, John Weller Second row Mary Raley Lrnda Sunday, Dorothy Wrndland Ellen Orndorff Rena Lents Delorrs Padgett, Reveta Hosselton Mary Martrn, Leon Devltn Bob Blessing Barbara Grll Wanda Padgett Lyndal McVay Barbara lffert Shrrley Murbarger Georgra Moseley Thtrd row Mary Omar Joyce Conner Norma Watson, Beverly Delonshaw Kay Mattoon Barbara Bache Jerry McGill Keith Workman Delorrs Johnson, Connre Loye Donna Stabler, Gayle McNatr Wanda McVay, Edtth Buerster Donna Thomann, Doris Grll Mary Combs Linda Glll Mr Stanley Fourth row Vtrgtnra Kessler, Norma Tucker Pat Iffert Rose Devlrn Larry Ztmmerman Sandra Omar Ann Mathrs Janet Johnson Lrnda Loye, Betty Glover Jantce Stewart Betty Hale Jantce Lawler The Commerce Club rs open to all students takrng Commercral subJects There are srxry five members in the club Under the leadershrp of Mrs Schopf and Mr Stanley the club had a profitable year The varrous acuvmes for the year were the lnrtranon party for new members skating party at Olney several freld trips for students takrng commercral subjects, drnner banquet rn February and Sprtng ptcnic The club made an award to the most outstandrng Senror rn the Commerce Club The offrcers for the year were Pr srdent Leon Devltn, Vice President Bob Blessing Secretary Mary Marun Treasurer Barbara Gtll Mary Klingler, Marlene Bahl, Eugenia Rudolphi, Bob Kesterson, Larry Cain, Jack Franklin, Tom Fleenor, Frank '77,-4 Ftrst row Bob Staser Charles Chaffm Roger Frankltn Ketth Workman Leslle Bryant Danre1Kuenstler Danny Bangert Second row John Osborn Gary Clark Davtd Raley Leroy Patrrdge Jack Franklm Allan Hlnterscher Herbert Chaffln Larry Zrmrnerman Hugh Lynn, Mr Petty Thrrd row Ronald Grbbs Ellery Thomas Dean Brant Charles Rudolphr Jerome Klrngler B111 Glover I D Patrrdge Kerth Stanley Carl Kessler Fourth row Clarence Harrrson Everett Osborn Danny Walker, Lewrs Carter Wrlbur Wtllrams Ray Henderson, Hallet Leonard Leroy Htnterscher Johnny Brant The Chapter has been qutte acuve in all types of Judging contests Everett Osborn won fust place rn the land Judging contest Dean Brant took flrst place rn the Pftster Corn Show The Chapter also parttcrpated tn the follow mg contests Hoard s Dalryman Prcture Judgtng Contest Duroc Prcture Judgtng Contest Publtc Speakrng Contest Parliamentary Procedure Contest Darry Judgmg Contest Fat Stock Iudgrng Contest State Judgrng Contest and Gram and Poultry Show The Offtcers for the year were Jack Franklin Presldent Herbert Chafftn Vrce President Gary Clark Secretary Leroy Patndge Treasurer Allan l-hnterscher Reporter and Hugh Lynn and Larry Zimmerman Senttnels FP-RM RS or I I 1 1 1 3 I I I I I I - 3 I - I I I I I I - - 5 I I I I I I I I I I I 3 I I I I I , . . . . , . . l . . . . . . I I l l : ' ' : ' : ' : ' I . I I . Z I I 2 I I I F I I I 7704 Frrst row JoAnn Gorngs Dronne Herdes Shuley Sunday Sandra Stewart Karen Osborn Norma Watson Janet Johnson Lmda boye Second row Reveta Hosselton Barbara Bache Lrnda Sunday Barbara Grll Connre Loye Mary Combs Edna Mrller Norma Tucker Betty Hale Shuley Murbarger Rosemary Klmgler Mtss McKn1ght Thrrd row Helen Wmdland Karen Bahl Ruth Shadle Ann Grrffrn Dons Grll Mary Easley Marrlyn Murbarger Sandra Clark Mary Omar Betty Sullens Ellen Omdorff Dorothy Wmdland Georgta Moseley Fourth row Janet Travts Margle Busby Geneva Edwards Mane Travls Erma Taylor Marlene Bahl Davetta Crown Ann Mathls Sandra Omar Joyce Conner Beverly Delonshaw Mary Martrn Kay Mattoon AXXWUIIIIQ 14.1 X- 1 :Inna P . 'T X Inq QQ 555555 ,2 The F H A has had another successful year under the gutdance of Mrss McKnight Mrs Alrce Tucker and Rev Stabler Also the success of the year goes to the offtcers and 46 members Some of the varrous actrvlttes entered thrs year were Natxonal F H A Week Candy stand at the Drzzy Derby Chnstmas party and exchange of gifts Goodwlll Chnstmas package sent to a forelgn country 1n1tlat1on of new members Daddy Date Nlght and Mother Daughter Tea The offrcers for the year were Presldent Barbara Glll Vlce Presldent Reveta Hosselton Secretary Rosemary Klrngler Treasurer Norma Tucker Degree Charrman Connle Loye ProJect Chairman Lrnda Sunday Hrstorran Betty Hale Song Leader Mary Combs Parlramentarran Edna Mrller Publrc Relatrons Charr man Shrrley Murbarger Recreatton Charrman Barbara Bache 1 I I . I I 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 5 1 1 i 1 I 1 . 1 U . ' f I . f ' I . ' ' I 3 l 1 1 1 . . 1 I D 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' - 3 ' 1 . 1 1 U . 1 1 1 1 I 1 I f f . f 5 .vigr F-., I, X .K sm: .ox . .x ' Q 'V ,' X S, ' E H -N Q 1 1 D ' . 1 - . 1 I I . o o o 1 ' 1 . . ' . . . . . . . . ' - . ' ' 1 ' 2 I 1 ' 1 Q I 1 1 I Q 1 F l 1 I 1 q , 1 . : ' ' 1 s . : ' ' . ' : ' ' '- . ' 5 ' ' . . First row Marlene Bahl Lyndal McVay Wanda Padgett Wanda McVay Second row Pat Iffert Barbara Grll Rosemary Kltngler Tom Fleenor Margo Henderson Joyce Conner Jamce Lawler Mtss Hams The purpose of the Ltbrary Club LS to enable the student ltbrartans to meet wrth the ltbranan Mlss Hams for tnstructtons tn conducung the ltbrary Some of the tmportant servtces whrch the student ltbranans render are to help locate materral charge out books replace the books on the proper shelves and to help keep the lrbrary neat and attracttve Some Th1s year a new set of Compton s Encyclopedra and Webster s Large Unabrrdged Drcttonary were added to the ltbrary collectton Approxrmately one hundred new books were added These rnclude ftctton nonftcuon htstorres and btographtes A subscrlptton ltst of ftfty two current magaztnes supplted much current tmformauonal and recreattonal readtng maternal The Lrbrary Club offtcers were Lyndal McVay Prestdent Wanda McVay Vtce President Marlene Bahl Secretary and Wanda Padgett Treasurer student librarians also prepare the monthly bulletin board displays. 24114 Frrst row Mary Marttn, Charles Purser Mary Combs Gerald Moseley Ruth Hildebrand Delorts Padgett Sue Sunday Wanda Padgett Dorts Gtll Kay Mattoon Georgra Moseley Second row Betty Glover Eugenta Rudolpht Dorothy Wtndland Robert Kuenstler Marrlyn Murbarger Mary Easley Beverly Delonshaw Btll Gardner Jrm Weller Elsworth Frldes Jeff Fee Kay Evans Trevor Btssey Joy Payne Beverly Werdner Linda Sunday Kenneth Hohlbauch Sh1r1eyMurbarger John Weller Jtll Housley Thrrd row Kay Gtll Jerry Easley Ltnda l-Iarrts Sandra Omar Helen Wtndland Georgra Grll Roger Ftelds, Barbara Bache Norma Watson Woody Rosborough Ellen Orndorff Garold Herdes Francrs Humphrey Edna Miller, Bob Blessmg Ann Mathls Jack Poppe Charles Chafftn Aaron Phrllrps Darold Herdes Norma Tucker Kenneth Natl Bob Kesterson Ien'yMcG11l Herb Chaffrn Standrng Larry McGt11 Lou Ann Kuenstler Martha Bates Brll Shafer Bob Hutchrson Mr Gengler S- .eWwW Uw1 Our Band of sixty one mustctans has had a very successful year under the dtrectron of Mr Gengler The Band played ln the Centenntal parade the Christmas program the All Conference band at Louisville the annual solo and band contest tn March and Aprtl and the Sprrng concert the Band Festrval at Fauna pep sesstons and home basketball games The offtcers for the year were Prestdent Mary Martrn Vtce Presrdent Bob Blessmg Secretary Georgra Moseley Treasurer Elsworth Frldes Untform Custodtans Woody Rosborough and Herbert Chafftn Lrbrarran Jack Poppe I 5 l 1 1 1 I 1 . 1 I I I 'I I I U : I . .I ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1. I 1 . 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1. 1 , . . . .. . . I .. ' . ., I ' I . .I . I I I I I D I I I .I I Q ll 1 1 1 .1 1 .1 Q- .Z .I I I. I ' I 0 U - .. . . . . u , 1 1 ' . 1 I . . . ' . . ' - ' . : . ' .i. . ' .g I ' F I . I - . I .:. . ' . Q1-ff? Frrst row Linda boye Georgra Moseley, Barbara lffert, Norma Tucker Shrrley Murbarger Vtrgrnla Kessler Pat Iffert Eugenra Rudolpht Wanda McVay Second row Rena Lents Donna Osborn Betty Glover Lrnda Grll Marlene Bahl Davetta Crown Mary Martrn, Ann Mathrs Rosemary Klrngler Kay Mattoon Janet Johnson Kay Evans Thtrd row Marcene Noble Helen Wrndland Sue Sunday Karen Bahl Connre Loye, Nancy Mattoon Mary Easley Marrlyn Murbarger Sandra Clark Mary Omar Edna Mrller Ellen Omdorff Dorothy Wmdland, Lrnda Sunday Llnda Hants Fourth row Janet Travxs Margre Busby Mary Raley Mary Combs Beverly Delonshaw Barbara Bache Lyndal McVay Marte Travrs Sandra Omar Joyce Conner Betty Sullens Norma Watson, Karen Osborn Martha Bates Beverly Werdner ww' 1 cz El Ol is The Girls Athletrc Assocratron has had a very successful year Some of our actrvrues were sellrng candy at all the home basketball games a hrke a slumber party and our regular play nights Our brg event of the year was sponsortng the dance after the coronatron of the Basketball Ktng and Queen on February 24 We wrsh to commend our sponsor Mrs Btll Schopf along wrth all the members who helped make our G A A an outstandrng group The officers for the year were Presrdent Mary Martrn Vrce Presrdent Davetta Crown Secretary Marlene Bahl Treasurer Kay Mattoon Song leaders Ann Mathrs and Rosemary Klrngler be , .cv C ' gl -.-- - 1 :Se I First row: Jack Franklin, Charles Purser, Jeff Fee, Hallet Leoanrd, Wilbur Williams, Larry O'Dell, Bob Blessing, Larry Cain, Leon Devlin, Larry Zimmerman. Second row: Mr. Brandon, Bob Hutchison, John Weiler, Myron Dunigan, Jerry McGill, Don Bates, Arthur Ausbrook, Richard Boxell, Frank Devlin, Kenneth Hoblbauch, Bob Stasser, Mr, Sexton. Third row: Jim Weiler, Leroy Patridge, Maurice Bangert, Woody Rosborough, Keith Workman, Allan Hinterscher, Bill Gardner, Bob Kesterson, David Omar, Jim Cain, Jim Payne. X.. -, FE? x 5 . Agjg + , !!!5'9:f 1 A T 'fl-XT! Under the guidance of Mr. Sexton the Athletic Association sponsors the sale of cokes during school hours and at basketball games. The Association cooperates with the G,A,A, in selecting a basketball King and Queen. The officers for the year were: President, Bob Blessingg Vice President, Larry Caing Secretary, Larry O'Del1g Treasurer, Wilbur Williams. To qualify for membership one must be a letter- man in at least one sport. xv Nw X ffm gaeefafl Rrst row Jrm Carn Trevor Brssey Bob Kesterson Mrke Rrnehart Leroy Hrnterscher 11m Payne Max Zxmmerman Second row Mr Brandon Jrm Weller Jack Frankltn Davrd Omar Danny Bangert Bob Staser Carl Hrlderbrand Charles Chafftn Mr Sexton Thrrd row B111 Gardner Leon Devltn Jeff Fee Bob Blessrng Arthur Ausbrook Allan Htnterscher Larry Cam Larry O Dell fl.VC Wl.l'lS Ol'l6 Ile and The Clay Crty baseball team had a very successful season Therr record was no losses Clay Crty won the champtonshrp of the eastern half of the conference SCORES OF FALL GAMES Clay Clty Clay C1ty Clay Ctty Clay Crty Clay Crry Clay Ctty Sumner Noble Sumner C rsne Noble Crsne BATTING AVERAGES Larry Carn 429 Arthur Ausbrook 400 Bob Blesstng 350 Leon Devltn 357 Larry O Dell 355 Jeff Fee 166 Allan Hrnterscher 208 Jack Franklrn 293 B111 Gardner 143 Bob Staser OOO Max Zrmmerman 000 ' 17 3 ' . ' 11 6 . ' 6 5 ' . . 8 . 1 . . ' 9 9 ' . ' ' O . ' f . ' X Lai? 1 ky 5 QW' A J -2 X.. - LL 1. XX .ar is F p nf P, x ,V .Am fn. gf' A' 5 Q Frrst row Jim Carn Bob Staser Bob Hutchrson Myron Dunigan Charles Purser Davrd Omar Second row Jrm Weller Leon Devlrn Hallet leonard Richard Boxell Arthur Ausbrook Jeff Fee Larry O Dell Kerth Workman Larry Carn Thtrd row Mr Brandon Charles Chafftn, Lanny Crown B111 Gardner Jrm Cash Bob Kesterson Don Bates Trevor Btssey Jerry McG1l1 Irm Ross Irm Payne Mr Sexton Clay Crty Clay Ctty Clay Crry Clay Ctty Clay Crty Clay Crty Clay Ctty Clay City Clay Ctty Clay Crty Clay Crty Clay Pity Clay City Clay City Clay Crty Oblong Pa toka Sumner Newton Loursvtlle Noble Clsne Farina Albron Ktnmundy Loutsvrlle Pa toka Albion Sumner Farina SCORES BRIDGEPORT HOLIDAY TOURNEY Clay Crty Clay Crty M T C Clay Ctty Clay Crty Clay City TOURNEY Albron Grayvrlle Sumne r Clsne Noble ' 44 69 ' 37 57 ' 56 ' ' 55 60 ' 74 ' Clay City 57 Flora 59 Clay City 64 Noble ' 70 82 ' 48 ' ' 53 . . . ' ' 66 68 ' 74 ' 64 40 ' 67 ' 68 70 ' '70 ' 55 ' 84 ' 83 ' 67 ' 36 ' ' 33 .,' 49 62 55 88 72 60 ' ' 71 . af. 1 1 s f s af ff 'X I gif ff e r - 1 1 Lg-3 S., S ,Q , , Q Q ,, Q G QW' M 2ffe,- IIIEF V' Hangar Qllllliii' lllls g Sill! N J! EIIIIIII Ill. E 'X TIIIIIM IIIIIMMFT ggeg gmsi A ,....,, WI 52,3 1 Www 89fQl Nw A ff 1 ,ffm X ,.--, Af 5 NHP Slxo+5 052 ik 'Wil fi? W 3 ADVERTISERS N APPRECIATION In behalf of the graduatmg class of 56 we would llke to express our apprec1at1on to the buslness estab llshments that have helped to make our year booka flnanclal success through advertlsement We hope then' buslness w11I proflt by the use of then' ad We would also l1ke to commend them for bemg frlendly courteous and helpful at all tunes MARY MARTIN Co Ed1tors LARR Y ZIMMERMAN Photographs Made by Qgmkfi 5220420 Y .L - 1 9 . . 1 , . - . n . Have ca good time 9 Have a Coke -Rv WW fb and aff, BQTTLING C0 Oly Q z . f' 4, s f'1 159 ws, 0 0 0 XX-Q Y - -i f X X L-,.-. ' . 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