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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1959 volume:

We, the editors, staff, and advisors are proud to present to you the CLAYTON1AN 1959. In these few pages of print and pictures we have tried to capture some of the memorable events that occurred in '58 and '59. When you thumb through these faded pages in later years, we hope you will find happiness and satisfaction in recalling the pleasant memories of this year. CLAYTONIAN STAFF Co-Editors 4 TYPISTS and BUSINESS MANAGERS Sue Sunday Sue Schnell Gerald Moseley Jerry Bissey Donna Fehrenbacher Marilyn Murbarger PHOTOGRAPHERS and ARTISTS Ina Goings Elaine Wolfe Jill Housely Mary Ellen Easley CO-EDITORS - 1960 Henry Klingler Donna Fehrenbacher SPONSORS Mrs. Elizabeth Bourland Mis. Clara Long Mr. George Covington Contents ADMINISTRATION 7 SENIORS 12 JUNIORS 29 SOPHOMORES 32 FRESHMEN 36 ATHLETICS 40 ORGANIZATIONS 46 ACTIVITIES 54 SNAPSHOTS 60 ANNUAL STAFF 62 ADVERTISERS 64 Hoard of Education V. D. Shafer, Principal; A. C. Rudolphi, C. D. Murvin, Secretary; Lewis Clark, John L. Blessing, President, Cletis Hosselton, Fletcher Stanley. J. W. Duff. Student Council FRONT ROW, seated; Linda Kessler, Jill Housley, Marilyn Murbarger, Donna Fehrenbacher, Sandra Evans, Kay Hunt. SECOND ROW; Gerry Easley, Elaine Wolfe, Anna Lou Buerster, Patty Hutchison, Judy Ulrey, Mr. Shafer. BACK ROW: Don Stewart, Mike Glover, Leroy Hinterscher, Trevor Bissey, Ray Moseley, Anthony Phillips. ■ i --hr?; . ?■ ■• . •. ; ■ Principal’s Message MR. V. D. SHAFER Class of 1959: You Seniors who are graduating with the Class of 1959 have the distinction of being members of the largest graduating class in the history of the school. You are an example of what is happening throughout our great nation. More students are enrolled in public schools and more are staying in school to be graduated. We are expecting many of you to continue your formal education beyond the high school level. You have been a fine class thoughout high school, and we know that you have the ability to be successful in the vocation of your choice. Do not forget the importance of planning for your future. Do not forget the value of time; budget yours properly. Do remember that most good things do not just happen - you must make them happen. - ;.V M.-v I 'A wr:. r v v •.s St'..... ....--S-ott -I  • % %• i •  •... t' ••••. •• •. • . ‘ 9 RUSSEL BISSEY General Science, Biology; Colorado St. University, B.S., University of New Hampshire, M.S. ELIZABETH BOURLAND English III; Librarian; St. Louis University, St. Louis, Missouri; B.S. in Education, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois. JAMES BRANDON American History, Physical Education, Track and Basketball Coach; Bachelor of Science, Murray State College, Murray, Kentucky. GEORGE M. COVINGTON World History, American History, Social Problems, Social Studies; Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts in Education, Murray State College, Murray, Kentucky. TOM FEHRENB AC HER General Math, Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Math; Bachelor of Arts in Geology, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois. JACK GENGLER Band Director; Bachelor of Music, Master of Music Education, Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloom ington, Illinois. NANCY ANN GENISIO English I, English II; Bachelor of Science in Education, Southern Illinois University. Carbondale, Illinois. HARRY M. JACKSON Industrial Arts I-IV; Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois; Bachelor of Science in Vocations and Professions, Bachelor of Science in Education. 10 CLARA R. LONG English I, IV; Bachelor of Science in Education Degree from Indiana Central College. LOREN H. PETTY Vocational Agriculture; Eastern Illinois University, Bachelor of Education; University of Illinois, Bachelor of Science and Master of Science; Seven and one-half units beyond M.S. Degree. CHARLOTTE REVELLE Vocational Home Economics I, II, m, and IV; University of Missouri, Bachelor of Science; Southeast Missouri State; Southern Illinois University Graduate Work. EDWARD H. SOPER Advanced Science, Physics, Chemistry, General Science, Driver Education; Bachelor of Science at Bethel College, McKenzie, Tennessee; Graduate Work at Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessee. MARJORIE SOPER Girls' Physical Education, Typing; Bachelor of Science at Bethel College, McKenzie, Tennessee; Graduate Work at Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessee. MONTY M. STANLEY Commerce; Diploma, Illinois Commercial College, Champaign, Illinois; Bachelor of Science in Education, Eastern Illinois State College, Charleston, Illinois; Master of Education, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois. II ELAINE WOLFE President Senior Class President 4; Band 2,3,4, Uniform Custodian 4; Commerce Club 2,3; Paper Staff 3; GAA 4; Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 4; Student Council 4. KAYE GILL Vice President Class Vice President 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; GAA 2,3,4; Class Queen 1; Prom Queen 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Commerce Club 3; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4. ANNA LOU BUERSTER Secretary -Treasurer Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Class President 2; Student Council 2,3,4; GAA 2,3, 4, President 3; Paper Staff 3; Commerce Club 2, 3; Library Club 4, President 4; Annual Staff 3,4. DONNA FEHRENBACHER Student Council Student Council 4; Class Treasurer 2; School Queen 3; GAA 4; Commerce Club 2,3; Library Club 3, Vice President 3; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4. GERRY EASLEY Student Council Student Council 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 2. JUDITH ELAINE ALLISON GAA 2,3, Secretary 3; FHA 2,3,4, Vice President 3, Treasurer 4; Class Vice President 2. 13 VANCE AMERMAN FFA 2,3,4; BAA 3,4; Track 3,4; Baseball 1; Cheerleader 4. DANNY BANGERT BAA 2,3,4; BAA Sentinel 4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; FFA 1; Annual Staff 4. KAREN BAHL GAA 1,2,3; FAA 1,2,3; FAA 2 Parliamentarian; Commerce Club 2,3; Library Club 2,3,4; Library Club Secretary-Treasurer; Paper Staff 2,3. MARTHA JEAN BATES GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Secretary 4; Commerce Club 2,3; Commerce Club Secretary 3; FHA 2; Band 1; Library Club 4. REX BATES School King 2; Class Vice President 3; BAA 2,3,4; BAA Secretary 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3,4. JANET SUE BISSEY BCT Class President 3; School King 3; Student Council 1,3; Class Secretary 2; Annual Staff 4; Track 1,2,3,4; BAA 2,3,4; BAA Vice President 4. TREVOR BISSEY DON BRANT FFA 1.2,3,4; FFA Reporter 4; FFA Sentinel 3. MARJORIE MARIE BUSBY GAA 1,2,3,4; Commerce Club 2,3. Class President 1; King Candidate 1; Band 1,2,3.4; Band President 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Co-Captain 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Annual Co-Editor. CHARLES CHAFFIN SANDRA CLARK FHA 1,2,3,4, Project Chairman 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Point Degree Chairman 4; GAA Leader 4; Commerce Club 3; Candidate for Sweetheart Dance 3; Paper Staff 3. CARROL L. COLCLASURE FFA 2; Track 3,4. LANNY CROWN JANICE KAYE DEHART Commerce Club 2; GAA 4; Danger, Willie at Work 1; Company Coming 1,2; Paper Staff 3. MARY ELLEN EASLEY Band 1,2,3,4; Commerce Club 2,3; Paper Staff 2,3; Annual Staff 4; FHA 1.2.3,4, Officer 2,3; GAA 1.2,3,4, Officer 4, Leader 3,4; Science Club 2, 3, Officer 2. ROGER ALLEN FIELDS Commerce Club 2,3; Paper Staff 3; Band 1.2.3,4. GEORGIA ANN GILL Band 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM GLOVER INA GOINGS GAA 2,3,4, Song Leader 4; Commerce Club 3, Treasurer 3; Annual Staff 4; Fall Festival Queen 3; Library Club 3. 17 5 NO PHOTO JANET TRAVIS HAGEN FHA 1; GAA 1,2,3; Library Club 2; Commerce Club 2. TERRY HARRISON FFA 2,4; Commerce Club 3; Track 3,4. LEONA RUTH HILDEBRAND Band 1.2,3,4; GAA 4. LEROY HINTERSCHER FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA President 4; BAA 2,3, 4; BAA Sentinel 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Student Council 4. JILL ADRIENE HOUSLEY Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; FHA 2,3,4; FHA Vice President 4; GAA 2,3,4; GAA Point Chairman 3; GAA President 4; Commerce Club 2,3; Class Treasurer 1; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Paper Staff 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 4; Student Council Secretary 4. MARY HUBBLE Commerce Club 3; GAA 3,4; Library Club 4. RALPH HULL BAA 2,3.4; Track 2; Baseball 1.2.3,4; Basketball 2; Class King Candidate 4. MARJORIE HUNT Secretary of Class 1; Library Club 2, Treasurer 2; Commerce Club 3. LINDA KAUBLE FRANCIS HUMPHREY Band 1.2.3.4; BAA 4; Track 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. SHIRLEY ANN KAUBLE GAA 3,4; Library Club 4. ELIZABETH KELM Commerce Club 3; Library Club 3,4. 19 ROBERT WAYNE KUENSTLER Basketball 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1; BAA 2,3,4; Commerce Club 2; Prom King Candidate 3; Annual Staff 4; Basketball Co-Captain 4. NANCY MATTOON FHA 1,2; GAA 2,3,4; Commerce Club 2,3; Annual Staff 4. GARRY MITCHELL Commerce Club 2. CARRIE ANN MIX Band 2,3. GERALD MOSELEY Band 1,2,3,4; Band Librarian 4; Track 1; Baseball 4; Annual Staff 4. RICHARD MOSELEY Track 1,2,3,4; BAA 2.3. _ MARILYN SUE MURBARGER Band 1.2,3.4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 2, Parliamentarian 3, President 4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Commerce Club 2,3; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4. KENNETH NAIL Band 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 2. MARCENE LARUE NOBLE Library Club 4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Song Leader 3; Commerce Club 2,3; FHA 1,2. DONNA OSBORN GAA 1,3,4; Commerce Club 2; Candidate for May Day Queen 3. PAUL PETTOEAN CHARLES RUDOLPHI FFA 1,2,3,4, President 3; Student Coun ell 3; Commerce Club 2; Band 1,2; BAA 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. RICHARD RUDOLPHI AARON PHILLIPS W' ■ Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track Team 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Commerce Club 2, 3; BAA 3,4; Newspaper Reporter 4; Dance Band 4; Paper Staff 2. LINDA SUE SCHNELL Attended Fond du Lac High School, Wisconsin; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Cheerleader 2; Basketball Attendant to Queen 3; Commerce Club 3; Paper Staff 3; Band 3,4; GAA 3.4; Annual Staff 4. RUTH SHADLE FHA 1; GAA 2,3,4. WILLIAM D. SHAFER Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; BAA 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 2. SANDRA STEWART SUE ANN SUNDAY Band 1,2,3,4, Custodian 4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Song Leader 3; Student Council 1; Cheerleader 2,3; Basketball Queen 2, Attendant to Queen 3; Commerce Club 3; Paper Staff 3; School Play 1; Annual Staff 4. ERMA EDWYNA TAYLOR FHA 1,2,3; Library Club 3. MARIE TRAVIS FHA 1; GAA 1,2,3; Commerce Club 2. FRANCES WALKER GAA 2,3,4; Commerce Club 2; Candidate for Dizzy Derby Queen 4. 23 PATSY WALKER Commerce Club 3. FREDA LEE WATTLES Library Club 4; GAA 4. BEVERLY WEIDNER GAA 1,2,3,4; Commerce Club 2,3; GAA Treasurer 4; Paper Staff 3; Dizzy Derby Queen 2; Prom Queen Candidate 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. HELEN WINDLAND Band 1; Biology Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; GAA 1,2; FHA 1; Commerce Club 2. MAX ZIMMERMAN Prom King 3; BAA 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Track 2,3,4; Student Council 3; FFA 4. LARRY LAIRD Senior Class Will Judy Allison leaves her U. S. History notes to Lois Bateman, but takes her notes on Jim with her. Vance Amerman leaves his ability to cheer to Edgar Monical. Karen Bahl leaves talking in Secretarial Training to Rita Buerster. Danny Banger leaves his ability to run to anyone who can catch him. Martha Bates leaves all her boyfriends to Una Uebinger. Rex Bates leaves his ability to talk back to teachers to Claren Hosselton. Janet Bissey leaves her wisecracks to Mr. Covington or Betty McDowell. Jerry Bissey leaves his spacious Cadillac and cramped locker to Sherry. Trevor Bissey leaves his dirty white bucks to Melinda, who has failed to keep them clean. Don Brant leaves his love for P. E. to Larry Hull. Anna Lou Buerster leaves her pony tail to Agnes Kuentsler. Margie Busby leaves her red hair to Ruby Wilkins. Willis Busby leaves his ability to play basketball to Jack Monical, who needs some. Jim Cash leaves his desire for dates with Anna Lou to anyone who can hook Teresa. Charles Chaffin leaves his out-of-town girls to Bennie Pringle, who needs freedom from his present leash. Sanara Clark retains all her characteristics as she intends to journey to Hollywood and outclass M. M. Carroll Colcla sure leaves his ability to sleep in class to Tom Bryant. Jerry Crouse wills his hat, pants, and boots to Jim Hance. Lanny Crown leaves his ability to pester the girls to David Weaver. Janice Dehart wills her jibber-jabber to the school's gossip column. Gerry Easley leaves his clarinet squeaks to Lois Sunday. Mary Easley leaves her out-of-town boyfriends to those who believe she had them. Donna Fehrenbacher keeps her crush on Ralph and expects Mary Jo to develop one on Larry. Roger Fields leaves his seat on the bus by Doris Wilkins to Gerald Noll. Georgia Gill leaves her long waiting hours at Sunday's to Loretta Carter. Kaye Gill leaves her cheerleading suit to Leslie Combs. Bill Glover leaves his red hair and freckles to brother Mike. Ina Goings wills her parking place in the parking lot to Nancy Stanford. Janet Hagen wills nothing, but would like to borrow a can opener. Terry Harrison wills his love for English to Ricky. Rutn Hildebrand leaves her boisterous activity to Claudia Kessler. Leroy Hmterscher wills his long home runs to Larry Hildebrand. Jill Housley leaves her dimples to Sharon Fleenor. Mary Hubble leaves her place in the smoker club to Jeane Schnepper. Ralph Hull leaves his GOOD grades in Physics to Larry Shehorn. Franis Humphrey leaves his memories of Mary Easley to any one else who falls for her. Margie Hunt leaves her locker to Kay Hunt. Linda Kauble leaves her dish washing place in the cafeteria to Cotton Smith. Shirley Kauble leaves her giggle to ring through the halls. Continued Betty Kelm leaves her quiet mouth to Janet Schack. Robert Kuestler leaves his girl friends to Anthony Phillips who seems to have a shortage. Nancy Mattoon leaves her ability to get along with Mr. Brandon to Billy Jo Bates. Gary Mitchell is just glad to leave. Carrie Ann Mix leaves his daily up-town trips to Claudie Kessler. Gerald Moseley leaves his ability in music to Wesley Miller. Richard Moseley leaves his Cisne girls to Paul Weidner. Marylin Murbarger leaves her desire to play REBEL ROUSER in band to the person who gets her chair next year. Kenneth Nail leaves his crush on J. Du. to Termite. Marcene Noble leaves her ability to try to keep her opinions to herself to someone who will try a little harder. Donna Osborn leaves her ability to coon hunt to Mrs. Soper. J. D. Patridge is (Going fast). Joy Payne leaves long black hair to Melinda Murvin. Paul Petit jean leaves his cowboy boots to (Gorge) Omar. Aaron Phillips leaves his ability to keep a straight face when he is in trouble to Dale Murbarger. Charles Rudolph! leaves his sloppy basketball shot to Jerry Gill. Richard Rudolphi leaves his friendship with Tom Colclasure to anyone who can outrun him. Sue Schnell leaves her hand vocabulary to Marjorie Payne. Ruth Shadle leaves her boldness to Martha Denny. Bill Shafer wills his long rolls on the drum to Marjorie Mattoon. Sandra Stewart leaves her thought of the many trips to the Black Top to Bits Rudolphi. Sue Sunday leaves her neatness to anyone who needs it next year. Erma Taylor leaves her job in the cafeteria to next year’s job holder. Marie Travis leaves her long walks to the other side of town to Sherry Sivok. Francis Walker leaves her sisters to the high school. Patsy Walker leaves her shyness to Patty Hutchison. Freda Wattles leaves her ability in Secretarial Training to Lois Sunday. Beverly weidnei needs everything she has to catch James, Sam, and Jerry all on one string. Helen Windland leaves her long hair to Agnes Kuenstler. Elaine Wolfe leaves her high scholastical averages to Larry Smith. Max Zimmerman leaves his admiration for brunettes to the next sucker. Senior Class Prophecy Helen and Georgia still go skating, 'tis a nice substitute for dating. Vance and Jim have given up their hot rods; they are now working for Paul Petit jean picking peas out of pods. That tiny little miss, Karen Bahl, is in her height of happiness - in JAIL. Martha Bates and Mary Hubble are manufacturing Double-Bubble. Hunt and Stewart, full of tricks, are now employed by the magician, Carrie Ann Mix. Elaine and Kaye are doing fine in their beauty parlor - shampoo and set, all for a dollar. Two able girls, Shadle and Schnell, are now bottling pertume with a marvelous smell. Frances Walker is giving some competition, just across the street - and it's air-conditioned. Sandra Clark is a movie star, riding around in her great big car. Ralph Hull, her manager, now portrays Yancy Derringer. Janet Bissey and Erma Taylor have invented a new hay bailer. Janet Hagen and her two sets of twins are really in need of safety pins. Trevor's teaching History, Aaron's teaching math; they’re both trying to keep Bill in the straight and narrow path. Bill Glover is a counterspy for the Government along with Jerry Crouse; they got quite a headache catching that last Red Mouse. Gerald and Sue Ann have their own band, which has the reputation of being the best in the land. Willis and Margie have gone into business together; they have decided to stay together forever. Chuck Chaffin and Carroll Colclasure have gone West to herd cows; but they spend most of their time looking at gals. Mary Easley is now spreading limestone, while cousin Gerry is carving tombstone. Ina Goings is now married and settled down; listening to those kids cry sure is an awful sound. Dehart and Fields, that talkative pair, now own most of the TV shows on the air. Charlie and Richard Rudolphi, now farming hundreds of acres, are still searching for a pair of cute bakers. All those fashions by Mattoon and Noble are quite renowned both local and global. Jill Housley, who's now an architect, created a new school - what a wreck! Leroy and Danny, who farmed together, have given it up and are tooling leather. Marie Travis has really gone somewhere; she judges cows at tne county fair. Rex Bates, that great big lug, is selling moonshine by the jug. Our two industrious ones, Joy Payne and Freda Wattles, are now busily employed washing pop bottles. Our two models. Miss Weidner and Miss Murbarger, are now employed by Miss Fehrenbacher. Lanny Crown, that brain sensation, has finally inherited Pierce's station. Anna Lou Buerster, that brain of a gal, now drives a CAT for her husband and pal. Judy Allison who married Jim White, now lives in a trailer and fights. Jerry Bissey, that famous kindergarten teacher, has given it up to become a preacher. Terry Harrison, once called Snork, is now digging ditches in New York. The first successful explorer on the moon, Don Brant, has donated the United States a large land grant. Butch and Robert, owners of a business so grand, have just hired a new secretary, Ruth Hildebrand. Ralph Hull, a has been manager for Kenneth Nail, is now employed making a new kind of pail. Richard Moseley and J. D. Patridge, who now own their own barber shop, are blessed with business which comes in a flock. Max Zimmerman and Gary Mitchell, a couple of rough-necks, are now state cops, investigating wrecks. Patsy Walker and Betty Kelra, bookkeepers in large firms, have found that they do business on extravagant terms. Linda and Shirley Kauble two girls with much charm, are now married and live on a farm. Senior Who’s Who Best Leader - - Jerry Bissey, Anna Lou Buerster - - Roger Fields, Geneva Clark, Mary Easley Lanny Crown, Sue Ann Sunday jerry bissey, Beverly weidner r .... irevor Bissey, sue Ann Sunday Jiowr Roll Jerry Bissey Trevor Bissey Aaron Phillips Bill Shafer Elaine Wolfe Sue Ann Sunday Jerry Crouse Mary Easley Leroy Hinterscher Joy Payne Gerald Moseley Anna Lou Buerster juniors PATTY HUTCHISON President TOM BRYANT Vice President DONNA FEHRENBACHER Secretary PAT KESTERSON Treasurer SANDRA EVANS Student Council MIKE GLOVER Student Council CAROL BANGERT MARJORIE BANGERT LOIS BATEMAN DON BROOKS LORETTA CARTER FRANCES CRACKEL BONNIE DILLMAN JOYCE DUKE LARRY ENGLAND CLAREN HOSSELTON CARL KESSLER LEONARD KESSLER RICHARD KESSLER WAYNE KESSLER HENRY KLINGLER AGNES KUENSTLER CAROLE LACROIX DON LAND betty McDowell MARJORIE MATTOON EDGAR MONICAL JACK MONICAL GERALD NOLL BENNY PRINGLE {Junior Who’s Who LOUISE RUDOLPHI ROSIE RUDOLPHI CARRELL SCAMMAHORN JANET SC HACK DOROTHY SHARP LARRY SHEHORN LARRY SMITH NANCY STANFORD JOHN SULLENS LOIS SUNDAY UNA UEBINGER PAUL WEIDNER RICHARD WEIDNER Best All-Around Tommy Bryant, Donna Fehrenbacher Most Athletic --------------------------------------------------------- Jack Monica I, Party Kesterson Best Looking --------------------------------------------------------------Bennie Pringle, Lois Sunday Most Popular------------------------------------------------------------ Jack Monical. Patty Hutchison Most Talkative -...................-........................................Larry Smith, Janet Schack Most Studious----------------------------------------------------------- Tommy Bryant, Nancy Stanford Most Mischievous-----------------------------------------------•----------Ed Monical, Rosie Rudolph! Motor Koll Bonney Dillman Donna Fehrenbacher Janet Schack Nancy Stanford Marjorie Mattoon Frances Crackel Claren Hosselton Carole Ann LaCroix ay Moseley Student Council Silly Jo ®ates Ralph Bailey Lowell Benefield Ronnie Black dta Buerster Floyd Carder June Chaffin Gerald Colclasure loslie Combs Esther Crouse Manha Denny Jerry Erwin Evelyn Fildes Sharon Fleenor Frances Goings Dennis Good tydia Gray Wayne Harris Shirley Harrison Mike Padgett Linda Patterson Marjorie Payne Shirley Pickens Bill Rudolph! Ray Dean Schnautz Sue Ann Schnautz Carolyn Thomann Ronald Thomas Kay Toler c   Betw go 06 au e .e v;e 'eI 5?- - Kue V.a e Ca vVn WleU da UVVa°ma 5 Q iriR di 34 Terry Toler Nancy Watson James Wattles Kenneth Wattles John Weidner Rose Weidner Larry White Donna Wigley Jerry Williams John Wilkin Sophomore Who's Who Best All-Around - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Larry Hildebrand, Judy Ulrey Most Athletic - -- -- -- - — - ---------------------- Dale Murbarger, Phyllis Murbarger Best Looking - - ........---Larry Hildebrand, Judy Ulrey Most Popular - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Larry Hildebrand, Jerry Erwin, Judy Ulrey Most Talkative ----------......-------------............. Leslie Combs, Melinda Murvin Most Studious - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Mike Padgett, Sue Schnautz Most Mischievous - ------------------.......--------..... Leslie Combs, Elinor Glover Honor Roll Linda Kessler June Kuenstler Melinda Murvin Mike Padgett Sue Schnautz Kay Toler Judith Ulrey Sondra Gaskin Phyllis Murbarger Kim Wilson Bill Bates Jerry Erwin Ray Moseley Dale Murbarger 35 Anthony Phillips President Nancy Walker Vice President Diana Bryant Secretary Mary Fehrenbacher Treasurer Kay Hunt Student Council Don Stewart Student Council Clara Bangert Jean Bangert Agnes Bayler Roy Brtcker Carolyn Bryant Teresa Buerster Mary Carpenter Pamela Cartnal Sue Chaffin Karen Colclasure Ralph Crown Rick Eckart Carolyn Erwin Emery Fitzgerald Marjorie Foreman Tom Gaby Jerry Frank Gill Alice Goings Bruce Gray Brent Graves Bert Griffin Jim Hance Yvonne Harris Ricky Harrison Marvin Henderson Darlene Herdes Sharon Hildebrand Franklin Hinterscher Cheri Holcomb William Hosselton Donna Hubble Larry Hull Ronnie Hunley Ronnie Dale Hunley 37 Hugh Kessler Kenneth Kessler Richard Klingler Robert Koehler Margaret Kuenstler Jerry Laird Judy Lawson Noma Lents Ray Lynn Sandra Mat toon Doris Mayo Wesley Miller Carol Nail Monica Nickells Robert Noblet Darrell Omar John Omdorff Larry Osborn Lorena Patridge Lou Ann Petitjean 1 Margaret Petty Dale Poppe Gerald Prosser Tommy Roe Jean Schnepper Earl Sharp Marcella Sharp Martha Shehorn Barbara Stanford Kay Stanley Morris Strother Donald Sullens Larry Sunday Kay Thomas Sherman Thomas Jerry Uebinger Frank Volk Barbara Walker David Weaver Linda Weidner FRONT ROW: Larry Hildebrand, Rex Bates, Bob Kuenstler, Bennie Pringle, Trevor Bissey, Max Zimmerman. Bill Shafer. Leroy Hinterscher. SECOND ROW: Tom Fehrenbacher - Coach. Francis Humphrey. Dale Murbarger, Terry Hildebrand, Ralph Hull. Jack Monical, Danny Bangert. THIRD ROW: Terry Toler - Manager, Bobby Hohlbauch, Dennis Good, Tom Roe, Claren Hosselton, Ray Schnautz - Manager. SCORES baseball Visitors Home Louisville 11 0 Grayville 10 6 Noble 6 7 Cisne 2 16 Sumner 6 7 Cisne 2 4 Noble 4 23 Sumner 6 14 Kinmundy 8 2 Won 6 Lost 3 41 FRONT ROW: Gerry Easley - Score-Keeper, Dale Murbarger, Don Brooks, Jack Monical, Trevor Bissey, Rex Bates, Aaron ftiillips - Statistician. SECOND ROW: Tom Fehrenbacher - Assistant Coach, Terry Toler - Manager, Bennie Pringle, Henry Klingler, Bob Kuenstler, Larry Shehorn, Bill Shafer, Ray Dean Schnautz - Manager, Jim Brandon - Coach. Trophy - First place in the 1958-1959 Clay City Holiday Tournament. Varsity basketball FRONT ROW: Ronnie Hostettler, Bill Rudolphi, Dale Murbarger, Larry Hildebrand, Leslie Combs, Terry Hildebrand, Bobby Hohlbauch. SECOND ROW: Tom Fehrenbacher, Coach, Jerry Gill, Kenneth Wattles, Ronnie Thomas, Rick Harrison, Larry White, Ralph Crown, Larry Sunday, Dennis Good - Manager. Jreskman and Sophomore basketball VARSITY SCORES FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE SCORES Clsne 54 Clay City 55 Noble 52 CUy City 37 Oblong 54 Clay City 46 Cisne 62 CUy City 65 Sumner 74 Clay City 69 Flora 70 CUy City 55 Newton 63 CUy City 62 Sumner 59 CUy City 47 North Clay 50 Clay City 44 Kinmundy 75 CUy City 62 Farina 41 Clay City 62 Dieterich 53 CUy City 52 Kinmundy 73 Clay City 53 North CUy 47 CUy City 44 Flora 65 CUy City 39 Flora 66 CUy City 34 Cowden 38 Clay City 63 Noble 41 CUy City 61 Herrick 37 Clay City 73 Cisne 64 CUy City 55 North Clay 69 Clay City 83 Sumner 43 CUy City 59 Dieterich 46 Clay City 60 Albion 75 CUy City 47 Noble 78 Clay City 72 Oblong 55 CUy City 45 Noble 61 Clay City 52 North CUy 59 CUy City 57 North Clay 80 CUy City 61 Oblong 66 CUy City 42 Patoka 52 CUy City 58 Dieterich CUy City Noble 53 CUy City 46 Farina CUy City Albion 82 CUy City 59 Farina 27 CUy City 58 Cisne CUy City Dieterich CUy City Grayville CUy City Sumner CUy City Kinmundy CUy City FRONT ROW: Terry Toler - Manager, Larry Laird, Rex Bates, Jack Monical, Charlie Rudolphi, Trevor Bissey, Carroll Coclasure, Ray Schnautz - Manager. BACK ROW: Jim Brandon - Coach, Carrell Ray Scammahorn, Bill Rudolphi, Terry Hildebrand, Jerry Bissey, Danny Bangert, Larry Hildebrand. Trophy 1957-58 Championship Midland Trail Track. Zrack Elaine Wolfe, Beverly Weidner, Kaye Gill, Jerry Erwin, Vance Amerman, Carolyn Weidner. Cheerleaders 'i FRONT ROW: Shirley Pickens, Rose Weidner, Phyllis Murbarger. SECOND ROW: Lois Sunday, Donna Fehrenbacher, Carole La Croix, Patty Kesterson, Mary Easley, Carol Nail, Sue Sunday, Jill Housley, Melinda Murvin, Kay Toler, Janet Schack. THIRD ROW: Ruth Hildebrand, Marilyn Murbarger, Kaye Gill, Gerry Easley, Sue Schnell, Gerald Noll, Monica Nichols, Judy Lawson, Dennis Goode, Terry Toler, Dale Murbarger, Francis Humphrey, Tommy Bryant, Sue Chaffin, Bennie Pringle, Trevor Bissey, Sharon Hildebrand, Karen Workman, Linda Wosika, Mike Padgett, Beverly Weidner, Joy Payne. FOURTH ROW: Pamela Cartnal, Sandy Mattoon, Diane Bryant, Margaret Petty, Donna Wigley, Dale Johnson, Lois Bateman, Wayne Harris, Wesley Miller, Brent Graves, Roger Fields, John Orndorff, Bob Koehler, Larry Sunday, Gerald Moseley, Rick Harrison, Ben Griffin, Dale Poppe, Aaron Phillips, Carrell Scamraahom, Paul Weidner, Jerry Erwin, Kenny Nail, Leslie Combs, Elaine Wolfe, Larry Smith. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Gengler, Patty Hutchison, Judy Ulrey, Sonny Gaskin, Marjorie Mattoon, Bill Shafer. Band BAND OFFICERS BACK ROW: BILL SHAFER--- TREVOR BISSEY - • GERALD MOSELEY MR, GENGLER - - FRONT ROW: JILL HOUSLEY - -SUE ANN SUNDAY ELAINE WOLFE - -KAYE GILL----- Vice President - - - President -----Librarian -----Director ------Secretary Uniform Custodian Uniform Custodian -------Treasurei FRONT ROW: Donna Hubble, Kay Stanley, Pamela Cartnal, Martha Denny, Sandra Clark. Beverly Weidner, Lois Bateman, Patty Kesterson, Rosie Rudolphi, Margie Mattoon, Agnes Kuenstler, Connie Iffert, Rose Weidner. SECOND ROW: Sharon Hildebrand, Nancy Walker, Noma Lents, Ruby Wilkins, Frances Walker, Ina Goings, Mary Easley, Jill Housley, Marcene Noble, Nancy Mattoon, Martha Bates, Janice Dehart, Donna Fehrenbacher. Marilyn Murbarger. THIRD ROW: Anna Lou Buerster, Doris Wilkins, Ftoyllis Mur-barger, Linda Wosika, Elinor Glover, June Chaffin, Sue Chaffin, Donna Wigley, Donna Lents, Elaine Wolfe, Kaye Gill, Ruth Shadle, Shirley Kauble, Mary Hubble, Linda Kauble, Freda Wattles, Shirley Harrison, Monica Nichols, Mrs. Soper. FOURTH ROW: Sue Schnautz, Melinda Murvin, Sonnie Gaskin, Janet Schack, Judy Ulrey. Carole Ann La Croix, Kay Toler, Patty Hutchison, Lois Sunday, Sue Sunday, Nancy Watson, Lyla Omar, Ruth Hildebrand, Joy Payne, Margie Payne, Sue Schnell. FIFTH ROW: Linda Weidner, Teresa Buerster, Barbara Walker, Carolyn Erwin, Alice Goings, Mary Jo Fehrenbacher, Doris Mayo, Carol Nail, Margaret Petty, Judy Lawson, Cherri Holcomb, Yvonne Harris, Barbara Stanford, Karen Workman, Linda Kessler, Rita Buerster, Margie Busby, Sandy Mattoon, Diane Bryant, Jeannie Schnepper, Luann Petit jean. 48 Q. OFFICERS STANDING: Mrs. Soper, Sponsor; Patty Hutchison, Vice President; Mary Easley, Song Leader; Ina Goings, Song Leader; Sandy Clark, Point Chairman. SITTING: Martha Bates, Secretary; Jill Housley, President; Beverly Weidner, Treasurer; Sue Schnell, Point Chairman. FRONT ROW: Charlie Rudolph!, Rex Bates, Bob Kuenstler, Bennie Pringle, Trevor Bissey, Bill Shafer, Jack Monical. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fehrenbacher, Larry Shehorn, Larry Hildebrand, Leslie Combs, Terry Hildebrand, Ralph Hull, Max Zimmerman, Jerry Bissey, Mr. Brandon. THIRD ROW: Bill Rudol-phi, Bobby Hohlbauch, Terry Toler, Francis Humphrey, Leroy Hinterscher, Aaron Phillips. Ray Dean Schnautz. FOURTH ROW: Henry Klingler, Don Brooks, Dale Murbarger, Mike Padgett, Danny Bangert, Bill Bates. OFFICERS TREVOR BISSEY---- JERRY BISSEY REX BATES........ BILL SHAFER...... DANNY BANGERT - -LEROY HINTERSCHER MR. BRANDON------ MR. FEHRENBACHER - - - President Vice President - - Secretary - - Treasurer Sentinel - - - Sentinel — - Sponsor Sponsor FRONT ROW: Judy Allison, Marilyn Murgarger, Jill Housley, Melinda Murvin, Kay Toler, Donna Fehren bacher, Sherry Sivok, Sandra Evans, Nancy Stanford. SECOND ROW: Margaret Petty, Linda Wosika, Phyllis Murbarger, Elinor Glover, Sonnie Gaskin, Mary Easley, Clara Bangert, Teresa Buerster, Doris Mayo, Margaret Kuenstler, Miss Revelle. THIRD ROW: Barbara Stanford, Karen Workman, Lyla Omar, Nancy Watson, Donna Wigley, Marjorie Hough, Lois Bateman, Patty Kesterson, Frances Crackel, Carol Bangert. FOURTH ROW: Louann Petitjean, Linda Weidner, Jean Bangert, Carol Nail, Sandy Mattoon, Judy Ulrey, Judy Lawson, Karen Colclasure, Sue Chaffin, Sandy Clark, Darlene Herdes, Dianna Bryant, Rose Weidner. 3 M. A- 50 OFFICERS SEATED: Jill Housley, Vice President; Marilyn Murbarger, President; Judy Allison, Treasurer. STANDING: Sandra Evans, Degree Chairman; Donna Fehrenbacher, Recreation Chairman; Nancy Stanford, Secretary; Linda Wosika, Song Leader; Phyllis Murbarger, Song Leader; Kay Toler, Public Relations Chairman; Melinda Murvin, Projects Chairman; Sherry Sivok, Parliamentarian; Rose Weidner, Historian; Miss Revelle, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Henry Klingler, Leonard Kessler, Leroy Hlnterscher, J. D. Patridge, Vance A merman, Charles Chaffin. Mr. Petty. SECOND ROW: Wayne Harris, Hugh Kessler, Kenneth Kessler, Bill Rudolph!, Terry Harrison. Larry Laird, Lanny Crown, Max Zimmerman, Claren Hosselton, Dick Klingler. THIRD ROW: Donnie Sullens, Franklin Hinterscher, Bernard Kessler, Dale Johnson, Willis Busby, Ronnie Hostet-tler, Gerald Colclasure, Tome Gaby, Ed Monical. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Wattles, Richard Weidner, Wayne Kessler, John Weidner, Ray Iffert, Charles Rudolphi, Donald Brant, Ronald Hosselton, Ray Lynn, Lloyd Maglone, James Wattles. 7. A- OFFICERS SEATED: Lloyd Maglone, Sentinel: Don Brant, Reporter; J. D. Patridge. Secretary; Larry Laird, Sentinel; Henry Klingler, Treas urer; Leonard Kessler, Vice President; Leroy Hinterscher, President. STANDING: Vance Amerman, Assistant Reporter; Mr. Petty, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Carole Aon LaCroix, Rita Buerster, Marjorie Bangert, Linda Kessler, Connie Iffert, Claudia Kessler, Patty Kesterson, Rosie Rudolphi. SECOND ROW: Joyce Duke, Sandra Evans, Kay Toler, Lois Sunday, Lyla Omar, Donna Lents, Marjorie Hough, Frances Crackel, Mr. Bissey. THIRD ROW: Larry Ifildebrand. Bobby Hohlbauch, Donna Fehrenbacher, Bonney Dillman, Nancy Stanford, Lois Bateman, Mike Glover, Ray Dean Schnautz. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Good, Terry Hildebrand, Mike Padgett, John Sullens, Tom Bryant, Dale Murbarger, Don Brooks, Bill Rudolphi, Kim Wilson, Larry Smith, Claren Hosselton. Bo logy Club OFFICERS ROSIE RUDOLPHI - MIKE GLOVER----- TOM BRYANT------ MR. BISSEY------ FRANCES CRACKEL - - Secretary Vice President -----President - - - Sponsor - - - Treasurer 52 FRONT ROW: June Chaffin, Nancy Watson, Donna Wigley, Martha Bates, Donna Lents, Sherry Sivok. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bourland, Una Uebinger, Betty Kelm, Sandy Stewart, Rosie Rudolphi, Mary Hubble, Marcene Noble. THIRD ROW: Anna Lou Buerster, Ina Goings, Marjorie Mattoon, Agnes Kuenstler, Shirley Kauble, Shirley Harrison, Freda Wattles. Cibrary Club OFFICERS MARJORIE MATTOON.........................Secretary INA GOINGS - - — ------- vice President ANNA LOU BUERSTER........................President Honorary Page 57 Class Seem Bookkeeping U. S. History English 61 TOP ROW: Bill Shafer, Jerry Bissey, Danny Bangert, Bob Kuenstler, Trevor Bissey, Aaron Phillips, Gerald Moseley. SECOND ROW: Mr. Covington, Elaine Wolfe, Kaye Gill, Marilyn Murbarger, Anna Lou Buerster, Mrs. Long. THIRD ROW: Mary Easley, Jill Housley, Ina Goings, Donna Fehrenbacher, Sue Sunday, Sue Schnell, Mrs. Bourland. Annual Staff CO-EDITORS Trevor Bissey, Anna Lou Buerster CLAY COUNTY ADVOCATE Weekly Newspaper Commercial Printing Phone OR 6-3731 Day or Night Clay City, Illinois Compliments of CLAY CITY LUMBER HARDWARE COMPANY If It's Lumber, Dial Our Number OR 6-3251 Compliments of DOUG PHILLIPS SANI CREAM SKATELAND Flora, Illinois IGA FOODLINER Flora, Illinois MURVIN’S STORE We Congratulate You and Wish for You the Best There Is in Life Compliments of THE CLAY CITY BANKING COMPANY Serving This Community Since 1892 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System Compliments of EASLEY AND PADGETT Clay City, Illinois Phone OR 6-2951 or OR 6-2411 Compliments of C. D. AND J. W. DUFF Grains - Feed - Seeds Clay City, Illinois Compliments of MOSELE BUICK CO. BLESSING’S DRUG SUNDRIES Drugs - Cosmetics - Gifts for All Occasions Clay City, Illinois Compliments of OPAL’S CAFE Clay City, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of '59 MAYNARD BARBER SHOP Clay City, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of '59 TAYLOR’S CLEANERS Clay City, Illinois SEW AND SAVE Fabric 8 for the Entire Family NOrmandy 2-6507 125 W. North Avenue Flora, 111. OLLIE’S FASHION SHOP Ladies' Ready-to-Wear NO 2-4585 Flora, Illinois THE FLORA GREENHOUSE The House of Flowers in the City of Flowers H. B. RANKIN and C. E. RANKIN Phone NO 2-217 6 Flora, Illinois E E 30 SALES AND SERVICE GALEN RED SCHROEDER NO 2-6830 JAS. E. JIM ELEAM NO 2-5395 Air Conditioning - Heating Phone NO 2-2012 212 E. North Ave. Flora, Illinois NORMAN’S Creative Color Planning Dial No 2-4156 Flora, 111. LUCILLE’S FLOWERS AND GIFTS Flowers Wired Everywhere 106 W. Second Street Phone NO 2-8681 Flora, Illinois Compliments of dr. e. j. McDonald Dentist Flora, 111. Compliments of DR. H. E. WINTER Dentist Flora, 111. Compliments of MAU-REEN Fashions - Campus Clothes Flora, Illinois 119 E. North Street Phone NO 2-4292 HOLLAND’S TRUCK STOP Restaurant - Barber Shop - Airport Flora, Illinois 24 Hour Service Phone NO 2-2944 Compliments of WINELAND AND TODD Attorneys-at- Law Flora, Illinois Compliments of SMITH, McCOLLUM AND RIGGLE Attorneys-at-Law Flora, Illinois B. F. GOODRICH Tires - Tubes - Batteries Tractor Tires Mounted at Your Home Kelvinator Washers and Dryers Motorola TV and Radio 213 Whittle Avenue Olney, Illinois CRACKEL’S APPLIANCE AND MUSIC Baldwin Pianos and Electric Organs Zenith and G. E. TV General Electric Appliances 104 E. Main Street Olney, Illinois VAN’S Appliances - Sporting Goods Wilson Sporting Goods Distributor Olney, Illinois Phone EX 2-6141 204 E. Main JANET SHOP Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Dial EX 2-3621 Olney, Illinois Compliments of WILKINS Shoes of Quality at Reasonable Prices for All the Family Flora, Illinois gENNg g East North Avenue Flora, Illinois Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. Phone No 2-2124 Flora, Illinois SCUDAMORE BROS. Clothing - Dry Goods - Ready-to-Wear Shoes - Groceries No 2-5126 Flora, Illinois GLENN R. EASLEY Agriculture Limestone Phone OR 6-3001 Clay City, Illinois H. AND C. WELL SERVICE and H. AND C. WELDING SERVICE Phone OR 6-3451 Clay City, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of '59 OILFIELD SERVICE COMPANY Phone OR 6-2651 Clay City, Illinois DAVID E. TAYLOR, Owner JOHN D. BONES PURE OIL SERVICE STATION Dial OR 6-3601 Clay City, Illinois Compliments of MARTY’S BEAUTY SHOP R. R. 2 Clay City, Illinois Phone OR 6-3393 Compliments of E. R. HOSSELTON General Merchandise Clay City, Illinois LUBERT SCHNAUTZ LUMBER CO. Lumber - Culverts - Roofing Clay City, Illinois Phone OR 6-3581 We Salute the Class of 1959 ABNER TRUCKING COMPANY ARTHUR ABNER, Owner and Operator Clay City, Illinois Chevrolet IRA BROOKS Oldsmobile MOTOR COMPANY Sales and Service Body Work and Auto Service Phone No. 2-2118 Flora, Illinois WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Wizzard Batteries - Davis Tires - Sporting Goods Everything for the Family VERNON PHILLIPS, Owner Flora, Illinois HETTIGER’S JEWELRY Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Watch Inspector 104 West North Avenue Flora, Illinois DALE MANN AND COMPANY SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps - Established in 1902 Flora, Illinois STANFORD’S Clothing Store The Best in Clothes for Men and Boys Flora, Illinois Compliments of DR. CARL WEBB OPTOMETRIST Town Theater Building Flora, Illinois MURPHY’S WALLPAPER PAINT Venetian Blinds - Sales and Service 200 East North Avenue, Flora, Illinois Phone NO 2-4116 Free Estimates BURNETT HARDWARE Sport Goods - Gifts - Guns Flora, Illinois Phone NO 2-7631 JOHN’S Men's and Boys' Wear The Store for Men and Boys Formerly Esquire Home of Nationally Known Brands Phone 2-2521 Olney, Illinois ABEGGLEN BROTHERS FURNITURE AND RUGS 221-223 E. Main Street Phone EX-2-6321 Olney, Illinois WARDS MONTGOMERY WARD Q Complete Home and Farm Needs for 87 Years Wards Services What We Sell Olney, Illinois Phone EX 3-7186 SCHMALHAUSEN REXAU, DRUGS Prescriptions Gifts Drugs Olney, Illinois Compliments of Milk - Ice Cream - Cottage Cheese - Butter Dairy Products That Must Please Prairie Farms of Southern Illinois Olney, Illinois A. R. SMITH DEALERSHIP Your Ford Dealer Flora, Illinois Phone NO 2-2139 Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '59 J. W. RUDY Phone OR6-3141 OR6-2631 Clay City, Illinois Compliments of PAYNE’S STANDARD SERVICE Dealer in Standard Products Phone OR 6-8271 Clay City, Illinois ROBERT E. DUFF INSURANCE Phone OR 6-2151 Clay City, Illinois HC Clay City, Illinois Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '59 HARRISON’S SINCLAIR GROCERY Phone OR 6-3551 Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '59 SCHWARTZ BARBER SHOP Clay City, Illinois Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '59 Marathon Gasoline - Best in the Long Run ROBB’S MARATHON SERVICE F. M. ROBB, Proprietor OR 6-3041 Clay City, Illinois CRACKEL’S WELDING SHOP Oil Field Truck Beds Implements Dial OR 6-3401 Clay City, Illinois CLAY CITY MILLING COMPANY The Store With the Checkerboard Feeds Phone OR 6-3051 Clay City, Illinois Read the OLNEY DAILY MAIL Phone EX 3-7281 Olney, Illinois Compliments of GAFFNER’S DRUG AND JEWELRY STORE Olney, Illinois HUDSON HILL co. John Deere Farm Equipment Phone 2-3651 Olney, Illinois HAWKINS FORD COMPANY 222 W. Main Olney, Illinois Phone EX3-2184 H B READY MIX CONCRETE, INC. Basement Digging - Ready Mix - Concrete Blocks Plants Located at Phone Olney Phone Flora Phone Lawrenceville EX3-7751 No 2-2961 1156 02Otne OLNEY GREENHOUSE AND FLOWER SHOP EASLEY AND PADGETT, Local Agents Phone EX 2-3941 EX 2-3211 Olney, Illinois BLUE FLAME GAS CO. , INC. The Firm Service Built Complete Propane Gas Service The Best in Gas Heating Phone EX2-7721 Olney, Illinois NIX BROTHERS The Store of Quality and Good Service International Harvester Farm Machinery and Motor Trucks New Holland and Grass Land Farming Tools Boats - Motors - Hardware Parts and Service 206-10 West Main and 1 2 Mile East of Olney on U. S. 50 Dial EX 3-8426 Olney, Illinois Best Wishes From J. C. BORAH PONTIAC AND CADILLAC MOTOR CARS Flora, Illinois Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '59 RICHEY BROTHERS INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER Phone NO 2-5226 H. W. EATON AUTO PARTS 329 W. North Avenue Phone N02-5611 Flora, Illinois MIDSTATE WELDING SUPPLIES Welding Equipment and Accessories West on Route 50 P.O. Box 43 Flora, Illinois INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Flora, Illinois if) poxtiu Compliments of FLORA BOWL LEO AND KAY SPITZNER Phone N06-4211 Flora, 111. Best Wishes From WILSON MOTOR SALES Dodge and Plymouth Phone N02-8136 Flora, 111. CHANEY CLEANERS Free Pick-Up and Delivery Every Day Flora, 111. STATE FARM INSURANCE Auto, Life, and Fire LELAND K. KEITH, Agent 104 S. Main Street Flora, 111. EDWIN McCAWLEY BYRON McCAWLEY Open 5:30 A. M. Till 12 Midnight EAST END CAFE Fine Foods - Air Conditioned Two Dining Rooms - Seating Capacity 165 Phones NO2-8026 and N02-2943 Flora, Illinois THROGMORTON-POWLESS DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Flora, Illinois Phone NO 2-2174 133 E. North Avenue McLaughlin HARDWARE Your Keen-Kutter Store Flora, Illinois HINMAN JEWELRY Keepsake Diamonds - Elgin and Bulova Watches 117 E. North Avenue NO 2-7953 Flora, Illinois KNAPP OIL COMPANY Clay City, Illinois Xenia, Illinois Distributors of Pure Oil Company Products Be Sure With Pure Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '59 MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND SKELTON - PAT AND MARGIE FREEZE KING Clay City, Illinois Compliments of LAURA’S DRESS SHOP Clay City, Illinois NAIL’S CAFE AIR CONDITIONED Phone OR 6-2011 Clay City, Illinois BONHAM’S GROCERY Fancy Groceries Fresh Meats Dial OR6-2101 for Free Delivery Clay City, Illinois SUNDAY’S ICE CREAM PARLOR A Good Place to Meet Your Friends Dial OR 6-2451 Clay City, Illinois BOXELL’S GAS AND ELECTRIC Your Home Appliance Store Clay City, Illinois RECREATION HALL CLAY CITY, ILLINOIS Snooker Pool Compliments of DANA CASH SONS TRACTOR SERVICE Phone OR 6-2595 Clay City, Illinois - For - Family Happiness and Security AMERMAN INSURANCE Bonds Clay City, Illinois LARGES1 AUTO SUPPLY Every Part for Your Car 204 E. North Avenue Flora, Illinois Shop Your Friendly KROGER in Flora Where You Get Top Value Stamps With Every Purchase A TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 'Hw «o W f.vtotf, Am «i —