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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

■ N“ £.. : v - J£. -■■ .-•. a ' ■ : • ■•-,■ -- - • ._ • r ' m — . a 0961 ”!£ � nuujL SZJL (1) OJJOf Of Sd )Drf dyj tofiiQ JJinofl_ sadoj£ mm We, the editors, staff, and advisors take great pleasure in presenting to you the CLAYTONIAN 1960. We have tried to capture just a few of the events which occurred in '59 and '60. Many arehappy, many are exciting, - some are sad. During the past four years, this school has come to be vastly important to us. We hope that while turning these pages, you will recall some of the memorable events which took place this year. CLAYTONIAN STAFF XJI Co-Editors We, the Annual Staff of 1960, wish to dedicate the CLAYTONIAN 1960 to our sponsors - Clara Long, George Covington, and Don Gunter. They have greatly influenced ourlives with their ingenuity, leadership, and kindness. This is but a small token of our appreciation for their part in making our school the wonderful place that it is. We shall continually be indebted to them for their never-ceasing patience and guidance. Again we say thank you” to the Senior sponsors of 1960. J)ocirc of I cfucation V. D. Shafer, Principal; A. C. Rudolphi, C. D. Murvin, Secretary; Lewis Clark, JohnL. Blessing, President, Cletis Hosselton, Fletcher Stanley, J. W. Duff, c iucfent ( ouncif Bennie Pringle, Mr. Shafer, Gerald Noll, Mike Padgett, Dale Murbarger, Bill Hosselton, Frank Volk, Tom Gaby, Henry Klingler, Leroy Bissey, Darrell Phillips, Elinor Glover, Darlene Herdes, Marilyn Hildebrand, Nancy Stanford, Lois Sunday, Marjorie Mattoon. • RUSSEL BISSEY General Science, Biology; Colorado State University, B.S.; University of New Hampshire, M.S. JAMES BRANDON General Business, Physical Education, Track and Basketball Coach; Bachelor of Science, Murray State College, Murray, Kentucky. GEORGE M. COVINGTON Social Problems, American History, Social Studies; Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts in Education, Murray State College, Murray, Kentucky. TOM FEHRENBACHER 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, Bloomington, Illinois. NANCY ANN GENISIO English I, English II; Bachelor of Science in Education, Southern Illinois University, Carbon dale, Illinois. DON GUNTER Commerce; Spanish; Bachelor of Science; Murray State College, Murray. Kentucky. HARRY M. JACKSON Industrial Arts I-IV; Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois; Bachelor of Science in Vocations and Professions, Bachelor of Science in Education. CLARA R. LONG English I, III, IV; Bachelor of Science in Education, 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, III, and IV; University of Missouri, Bachelor of Science; Southeast Missouri State; Southern Illinois University Graduate Work. CAROLE SUE SHORE World History, Librarian; Bachelor of Science, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois. 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. Ly MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1960 . 4 gRT� You have completed your high school career. You have started a good � ,• foundation for your life's work. You must complete that foundation. This might be done by further training in college or vocational schools. It can be done on the job as you learn in an apprenticeship manner. The important •z2 g 0 ..'SW things for you to do are: 1. Study yourself to realize your strengths and weaknesses. 2. Study your desired activity or occupation to understand the type of person needed to succeed in this work. 3. Strive to make the person in number 1 meet the qualifications in number 2. :%i % Remember: Your attitude toward your work is most important. Attitudes of thoroughness, checking one's work, initiative, ability to take criticism, working cooperatively with others without showing jealousies, loyalty, and all other attributes of good citizenship are necessary for success. V. D. Shafer j SENIORS Secretary President Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS ■ NANCY STANFORD Student Council -------GERALD NOLL - HENRY KLINGLER Student Council........LOIS SUNDAY PATTY HUTCHISON Vice President------BENNIE PRINGLE CAROL ROSE BANGERT MARJORIE ANN BANGERT F.H.A. 2,3,4. Biology Club 2,3; F.H. A. 4. LOIS JEAN BATEMAN Band 1.2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; G. A. A. 3, 4; Biology 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Library Club 4. JOAN BOGLE Chorus 1; Honor Line 1; Archery Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3 (Cisne); Pep Club 4; G.A.A. 4, (Clay City). DONALD DAVID BROOKS Basketball 1,2.3, 4, Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; B. A. A. 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Biology Club 3,4; Pep Club 4. THOMAS EDWARD BRYANT Band 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 4; Biology Club 2,3,4, Vice President 2, President 3; Track 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 2; Pep Club 4; Class Vice President 3; Prom, Dizzy Derby, Christmas Dance Co-Chairman; Annual Staff, Business Manager 4. FRANCES PAULINE CRACKEL BONNEY DILLMAN JOYCE GAY DUKE F.H.A. 1.2, 3. 4, Historian 2; Biology Club 3, 4; F. H. A. 4; An- Science Club 1; Biology Club 2, 3, Science Club 1; Pep Club 4; Biology Club 2,3,4. Treasurer 3; Annual Staff 4. Art Editor. nual Staff 4, Chief Typist. 4; Pep Club 4; F.H.A. 4. LARRY DUANE ENGLAND SANDRA KAY EVANS DONNA KAY FEHRENBACHER Baseball 1, 3; F. F. A. 1. F. H.A. 2,3,4, Degree Chairman 3; Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Science Club 1; Student Council 3; May Queen Candidate 2; Dizzy Derby Queen Candidate 3; G. A. A. 4. Band 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4, Recreation Chairman 3, Treasurer 4; Biology Club 2,3,4, President 2, Vice President 4; Dizzy Derby Queen Candidate 2; Fall Festival Queen 3; Annual Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4; Class Vice President 2, Secretary 3; Pep Club4. MICHAEL RAY GLOVER CLAREN HOSSELTON PATRICIA ANNE HUTCHISON Biology Club 2, 3, Vice President Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Uniform Custodian 3; F. F. A. 4; Student Council 3. Dizzy Derby King Candidate 3; 4; G. A. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- F. F. A. 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 4; dent 3,4, Leader 1,2, 3, 4; Class Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. Treasurer 1,4; Class President 3; Pep Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4; Business Staff; Student Council 3. RAY IFFERT PATRICIA DELORES KESTERSON LEONARD F. KESSLER F. F. A. 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 3. Band 1,2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 1.2, 3,4, Leader 2; F.H.A. 3,4, Secretary 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3; Fall Festival Queen Candidate 2; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Prom Co-Chairman 3. F. F. A. 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 3. Cj lr-y RICHARD KESSLER F.F. A. 1,2, Assistant Vice President 2. AGNES ELIZABETH KUENSTLER G. A. A. 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4. WAYNE A. KESSLER F.F. A. 1,2, 3,4; Track 1. CAROLE ANNE LA CROIX G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4, Song Leader 1, Leader 2, 3, 4; F. H.A. 1; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4, Business Staff. HENRY THOMAS KL1NGLER Basketball 1,2,3; Student Council 4; B. A. A. 2, 3; Class President 4; Annual Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4; Dizzy Derby King Candidate 4; F.F. A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3. DON E. LAND Biology Club 4; Pep Club 4. MARJORIE LYNN MATTOON EDGAR H. MONICAL, JR. Student Council 2, 4, Secretary- F. F.A. 1,3,4. Treasurer 4; G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4, President 4, Leader 3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4, Uniform Custodian 4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Library Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Biology Club 2, 3, Secretary 2; Pep Club 4; Dizzy Derby Queen Candidate 1; Annual Staff 4. JACK MONICAL Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,3; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball King 2; B. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4, Sports Editor 4; Class President 2. GERALD L. NOLL Band 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 4; B. A. A. 4, Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4, Business Staff. BENNIE LEE PRINGLE Band 1,2, 3,4, President 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 2,4, President 4; Class Vice President 4; Dance Band 3,4; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4, Sports Editor. LOUISE ANN RUDOLPHI F. H. A. 4; Library Club 4; Annual Staff 4, Activities Writer. ROSIE RUDOLPHI CARRELL RAY SCAMMAHORN G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Student Council Band 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; 1; Biology Club 3, Secretary 3; Li- B. A. A. 4. brary Club 3; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4, Business Staff. Band 1,2,3.4; G.A.A. 1,2.3. 4. Leader 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2; Class Secretary 1; Sweetheart Queen Candidate 2; Fall Festival Queen Candidate 4; Pep Club 4, Vice President; Annual Staff 4, Co-Feature Editor. LARRY H. SMITH Band 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 4; Dance Band 1,2,3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Candy Manager 4; F. F. A. 1,2, 3, Assistant President 2, Assistant Reporter 3. LARRY G. SHEHORN Class President 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; B. A. A. 2,3; Dizzy Derby King Candidate 1; Student Council 1; Annual Staff 4, Business Staff. NANCY ANN STANFORD F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Public Relations Chairman 2, Secretary 3, President 4; G. A. A. 4; Biology Club 2, 3,4; Science Club 1; Student Coun cil 4; Class Secretary 4; Pep Club 4; Co-Chairman of Dizzy Derby 3; Annual Staff 4, Chief Typist. JOHN ROBERT SULLENS Biology Club 2,3,4; F. F. A. 1; Pep Club 4; Track 1,2, 3,4. LOIS LYVONNE SUNDAY Band 1,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; G.A. A. 1,2, 3,4; Biology Club 2, 3,4, Secretary 2, President 4; Class Secretary 2; May Day Queen Candidate 3; Dizzy Derby Queen Can didate 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 4; Cheerleader 2,4; Annual Staff 4, Co-Feature Editor. PAUL FEDERICK WEIDNER RICHARD C. WEIDNER Band 1,2, 3,4; F. F. A. 1,2. F.F.A. 2,3,4. UNA MARIE UEBINGER F.H.A. 1; Library Club 3. Senior W£o ’s 7 ) io BEST LEADER BEST ALL-ROUND - - - - ... Henry Klingler, Pat Hutchison BEST DANCER BEST LOOKING MOST INQUISITIVE MOST AMBITIOUS MOST COURTEOUS MOST TALKATIVE MOST POPULAR MOST BASHFUL MOST ATHLETIC MOST STUDIOUS MOST MISCHIEVOUS MOST LIKaY TO SUCCEED LAZIEST NEATEST WITTIEST FRIENDLIEST QUIETEST HIGH HONORS HONORS Frances Crackel Tom Bryant Donna Fehrenbacher Pat Hutchison Louise Rudolphi Larry Shehom Janet Schack Lois Sunday Bonney Dillman Carol Bangert Henry Klingler Marjorie Bangert Marjorie Mattoon Agnes Kuenstler Nancy Stanford We, the Class of 1960, of the Clay City Community High School, do hereby bequeath our respective talents and characteristics to those who are entitled to such. We, the members of this class, being of sound mind, do will the following: To the Board of Education, we leave our deepest gratitude for all the opportunities they have opened for us. To the Principal, we leave our thankfulness for the guidance you have given us. To the Faculty, our sincere gratitude for the counseling, leadership, and knowledge you have given us. To the Juniors, we leave our knowledge of American History to be distributed evenly. To the Sophomores, we leave our excess dreams and ideas for use in the Dizzy Derby and Prom next year. To the Freshmen, we leave our extra energy to aid them in getting through the next three years. These individuals bequeath their following characteristics: Carol Bangert wills her athletic ability to Cherry Holcomb. Marjorie Bangert wills her mischievious ways to Kathaleen Kelly. Lois Bateman wills her place in Home Ec. to Judy Weidner. Joan Bogle wills her eye make-up to Linda Wosika. Don Brooks wills his ability to crack jokes in class to anyone who has the nerve and can get by with it. Tom Bryant leaves Rick Harris and Leroy Bissey chewing paper in the third study hall. Fran Crackel leaves her ability to read others thoughts to anyone who is interested. Bonney Dillman wills her typing ability to anyone who needs it. Joyce Duke wills her flat tires to Donna Hubble. Sandra Evans wills her boy problems to Barbara Stanford. Donna Fehrenbacher willingly leaves the whole school to anyone who will take it. Mike Glover leaves his locker to Bruce Gray, who needs one badly. Larry England leaves his ability to slip into the hall and get his coat to Ray Sharp. Claren Hosselton leaves his ability to run track hurdles to anyone who'needs it. Pat Hutchison leaves her active ways to Billie Blessing. Ray Iffert wills his achievement in History to Mike Padgett. Don Land leaves nothing but books and is glad to get out. Carole LaCroix leaves her position as Mr. Covington's secretary to the next lucky senior. Marjorie Mattoon leaves her split-second timing in arriving to school before the bell rings to Phyllis Murbarger. Dick Kessler leaves his black hair to Rick Harris. Leonard Kessler leaves nothing to brothers Bernard and Hugh. Wayne Kessler wills his running ability to G. Toler, who is gradually improving. Pat Kesterson leaves her loud laughter ringing in the halls. Henry Klingler leaves all his girlfriends to Bill Rudolphi. Agnes Kuenstler wills her books and locker to her sister, who will need them in later years. Ed Monical wills his wisecracks to Gary Butler, who is doing nicely. Jack Monical leaves his height and basketball ability to George Omar. Gerald Noll wills his fast getaways to Ray Moseley. Bennie Pringle leaves a little of his running ability behind, but wants to keep most of it for protection against college girls. Louise Rudolphi wills her quiet ways to Kay Toler. Rosie Rudolphi leaves her quick smile to Jean Weidner, who needs a little practice. Carrell Scammahorn wills his pole vaulting ability to Jim Norton. Janet Schack leaves her high scholastic ability to Melinda Murvin. Larry Shehorn leaves all his hair to Bush Williams. Larry Smith leaves his incessant chatter to Ronnie Thomas. Nancy Stanford wills her trips to Flora to Sue Schnautz. John Sullens wills his ways to get along with the girls to Tom Roe. Lois Sunday wills her first chair in band to Dale Johnson. Una Uebinger wills her long hair to Esther Crouse. Paul Weidner leaves his quiet ways to Rick Harrison. Richard Weidner wills his seat in Ag. to any freshman boy who wants it. Senior () ass JJrop iecy As we gaze into our telescope and look afar, we see the Class of 1960, ten years from now, as they are: Carol and Marjorie Bangert, that well-known pair, are now manufacturing human hair, Joan Bogle with her removable complexion, is now making eye make-up to the perfection. That Bateman girl, Lois Jean, now owns a factory of jelly beans. Frances Crackel, that mind reading gal, is an interpreter in Moscow. Bonney Dillman, who did not marry, is in Africa being a missionary. Don Brooks, Henry Klingler, and Gerald Noll are engineers in Algiers. On Station B-L-O-W most any noon, we hear Joyce Duke's broadcast from here to the moon. Larry England and Mike Glover are quite busy we hear. They're in Alaska hunting long tail reindeer. Donna Fehrenbacher, married and living in Tennessee, is raising her family of three. How to win a woman is easy as can be, if taught at the Claren Hosselton Wooing Agency. Our happy friend, Pat Hutchison, has not gone far. She’s a buyer for tiny tots at Famous and Barr. Those Kessler boys, Leonard, Wayne, and Dick, full of ambition, are now in Africa on an expedition. As we travel on our journey, we see Agnes Kuenstler, secretary to an attorney. Pat Kesterson, through storm and strife, has just become Tom Bryant's wife. Don Land is important it's true. He’s now a lion trainer for the Brooklyn Zoo. Carole LaCroix, still trying to land her guy, carries the motto do or die. Marjorie Mattoon, with her exorbitant salary, has founded Tin-Buc-Too’s Art Gallery. Jack Monical is still on the beam. He's the coach of a basketball team. Louise Rudolphi now owns and operates a beauty salon in Milan. Rosie Rudolphi, that girl with class, has founded a new way to manufacture brass. Bennie Pringle, flying rockets, now has plenty of money in his pockets. Larry Shehom, who is full of knowledge, is now a math professor of a college. Nancy Stanford and Sandra Evans, society's pair, now have a side show at the County Fair. Carrell Scammahorn and Larry Smith, by all means, are tailgate men in New Orleans. John Sullens, that windy man, is now a salesman of a plastic can. Paul Weidner and Ed Monical, those hearty souls, are now operating a telephone office connecting North and South Poles. Una Uebinger is in Wendelin raising hens. Richard Weidner and Ray Iffert are quite a pair. Their factory is now manufacturing paper underwear. Prophets Janet Schack and Lois Sunday - Oh! How they did fret, are still enjoying a protracted vacation in Tibet. Though scattered through all walks of life. There's really been no war or strife. As you can see our classmates, Have really had just what it takes. OFFICERS President: DALE MURBARGER Vice President: KIM WILSON (not pictured) Secretary: LESLIE COMBS Treasurer: TERRY TOLER , junior ( ) io s 7. ) io BEST ALL-AROUND.........................................Mike Padgett, Judy Ulrey BEST LOOKING----------------------------------Larry Fulk, Gerry Erwin, Judy Ulrey MOST ATHLETIC------------------------------- - - Dale Murbarger, Phyllis Murbarger MOST POPULAR------------------------------------ - -----Mike Padgett, Judy Ulrey MOST STUDIOUS----------------------------------------Mike Padgett, Sue Schnautz MOST TALKATIVE....................................Leslie Combs, Melinda Murvin MOST MISCHIEVOUS-------------------------------------Leslie Combs, Elinor Glover HONOR ROLL Sonnie Gaskin June Kuenstler Phyllis Murbarger Shirley Pickens Melinda Murvin Kim Wilson Mike Padgett Bernard Kessler Kay Toler Donna Lents Judy Ulrey Ray Moseley Linda Wosika Dale Murbatger Sue Schnautz Lyla Omar Linda Kessler Sherry Sivok Bonnie Buffington Bill Bates Ronnie Thomas Bonnie Buffington Floyd Carder June Chaffin Gerald Colclasure Leslie Combs Ester Crouse Martha Denney Jerry Erwin Evelyn Fildes Sharon Fleenor Linda Frank Jerry Fulk Larry Fulk Garland Galloway Sonnie Gaskin Elinor Glover Dennis Good Lydia Gray Wayne Harris George Harrison AVAILABLE Shirley Harrison Larry Hildebrand Terry Hildebrand Bobby Hohlbauch Ronald Hosselton Ronald Hostettler Connie Iffert Marjorie Hough Dale Johnson Larry Kauble Bernard Kessler Linda Kessler Roxanne Kessler June Kuenstler Kenneth Land Donna Lents Lloyd Maglone Kay McDowell Ray Moseley Dale Murbarger Phyllis Murbarger Melinda Murvin Lyla Omar Mike Padgett RONNIE THOMAS KAY TOLER TERRY TOLER JUDY ULREY NANCY WATSON JAMES WATTLES KENNETH WATTLES JOHN WEIDNER ROSE WEIDNER LARRY WHITE DONNA WIGLEY DORIS WILKINS JOHN WILKINS JERRY WILLIAMS KIM WILSON LINDA WOSIKA OFFICERS President: BILL HOSSELTON Vice President: TOM GABY Treasurer: LARRY SUNDAY Secretary: MARY JO FEHRENBACHER c )opfi on! ore J ) o s TtOAo BEST ALL-AROUND ------------------------------ ...... Anthony Phillips, Betty Hosselton BEST LOOKING..........................................Anthony Phillips, Betty Hosselton MOST ATHLETIC ----- ----------------------- Tom Roe, Karen Workman MOST POPULAR - - — _ Bill Hosselton, Betty Hosselton MOST STUDIOUS..........................................John Orndorff, Sandy Mattoon MOST TALKATIVE ----------------------------------------Rick Harrison, Deanna Randohr MOST MISCHIEVOUS..........................-..............-Jerry Laird, Nancy Walker HONOR ROLL Carolyn Bryant Karen Colclasure Sandy Mattoon Mary Jo Fehrenbacher Barbara Stanford Sharon Hildebrand Karen Workman Donna Hubble Diana Bryant Judy Lawson Tom Gaby Anthony Phillips Margaret Kuenstler Jean Schnepper John Orndorff Larry Sunday Darlene Herdes Yvonne Harris Betty Hosselton Karen Jennings Margaret Petty Noma Lents Kay Stanley Frank Volk Clara Bangert Jean Bangert Teresa Buerster Agnes Bayler Roy Bricker Carolyn Bryant Diana Bryant Sue Chaffin Karen Colclasure Ralph Crown Ricky Eckart Carolyn Erwin Mary Jo Fehrenbacher Emery Fitzgerald Marjorie Foreman Tom Gaby Jerry Gill Bruce Gray Bert Griffin Jack Hamilton Yvonne Harris Rick Harrison Marvin Henderson Darlene Herdes Sharon Hildebrand Franklin Hinterscher Cherrie Holcomb Betty Hosselton Bill Hosselton Donna Hubble Larry Hull Ronnie Paul Hunley i Ronnie Dale Hunley Phyllis Kay Hunt Karen Jennings Hugh Kessler Kenny Kessler Richard Klingler Bobby Koehler Margaret Kuenstler Jerry Laird Judy Lawson Noma Lents Ray Lynn Sandy Mattoon Doris Mayo Wesley Miller Carol Nail Robert Noble t Darrell Omar John Orndorff Larry Osborn Lou Ann Petitjean Margaret Petty Anthony Phillips Dale Poppe Gerald Prosser Deanna Ramdohr Tom Roe Jean Schnepper Earl Sharp Marcella Sharp Barbara Stanford Kay Stanley Donald Stewart Morris Strother Don Sullens Larry Sunday Karen Thomas Sherman Thomas Jerome Uebinger Frank Volk Barbara Walker Nancy Walker David Weaver Linda Weidner James Welsh Ruby Wilkins Nona Winchester Lula Workman Amos Wyatt - President: LEE ROY BISSEY Vice President: DARRELL CARDER Treasurer: BILLIE BLESSING Secretary: JANE HOUSLEY 7resfunan ()Ao s 7. )Ao BEST ALL-AROUND ---- ----------- - - - Leroy Bissey, Marilyn Hildebrand BEST LOOKING.............................................Darrell Phillips, Sherry Wattles MOST ATHLETIC ---- -------------------------------------G. Toler, Carolyn Murbarger MOST POPULAR ------------------- ...-------------------Leroy Bissey, Shirley Boxell MOST STUDIOUS---------------------------- Leroy Bissey, Darrell Phillips, Billie Blessing MOST TALKATIVE ---- -----------------....------------------Ray sharp, Carolyn Murbarger MOST MISCHIEVOUS..........................................Ray Sharp, Elaine Workman HONOR ROLL Billie Blessing Darrell Phillips LeRoy Bissey Elaine Workman Shirley Boxell Carolyn Harrison Charles Reed G. Toler Connie Birch Kathaleen Kelley John Luke Carolyn Murbarger Bill Petitjean Jerry Roe Sue Schwartz Donna Bailey Dorothy Wilson Sherry Wattles Arlene Cessna James Abbott Donna Bailey Connie Birch Lee Roy Bissey Billie Blessing Shirley Boxell Johnny Brown Shirley Brown Garry Butler Darrell Carder Harvey Cash Arlene Cessna Jack Davis David Fitch Rexford Gill Ricky Harris Carolyn Harrison Larry Harrison Marilyn Henderson Marilyn Hildebrand Larry Hosselton Jane Housley Arlene Hull Lana Kauble Kathleen Kelley Neal Klingler Dennis Lindeman John Luke Arthur Maglone James Martin Rex Mattoon Carolyn Murbarger Tom Mix James Norton Jack Osborn Russell Patridge William Petitjean Darrell Phillips Charles Reed Jerry Roe Sue Schwartz Ray Sharp Alice Thomas Linda Thomas George Toler Fred Uebinger Jerome Volk Sherry Wattles Jean Weidner Julia Weidner Mary Wilkins Martha Williams Dorothy Wilson John Woodard Elaine Workman ORGANIZATIONS CLARINETS FIRST SECTION: Lois Sunday, Donna Fehrenbacher, Carole La Croix, and Patty Kesterson. SECOND SECTION: Elaine Workman, Gerald Noll, Judy Lawson. Sandy Mattoon, and Diana Bryant. THIRD SECTION: Margaret Petty, Donna Wigley, Jane Housley, Shirley Brown, Dale Johnson, and Lois Bateman. FLUTES FIRST SECTION: Janet Schack, Kay Toler, and Melinda Murvin. SECOND SECTION: Phyllis Murbarger, Rose Weid-ner, and Shirley Pickens. THIRD SECTION: Shirley Boxell, Sue Schwartz. FRENCH HORNS FIRST SECTION: Lee Roy Bissey, Carol Nail, and Marilyn Hildebrand. SAXOPHONES FIRST SECTION: Mike Padgett, Linda Wo-sika, Lulu Workman, Sharon Hildebrand, and Doris Wilkins. SECOND SECTION: Bennie Pringle, Sue Chaffin, and Tom Bryant. CORNETS FIRST SECTION: Dale Murbarger, G. Toler, Terry Toler, and Dennis Good. SECOND SECTION: Larry Sunday, Bob Koehler, John Orndorff, Wesley Miller, Jim Martin, John Brown, Wayne Harris, and James Abbott. TROMBONE SECTION: Larry Smith, Leslie Combs, Jerry Erwin, Paul Weidner, Carrell Scammahorn, and Tom Mix. BASS SECTION: Dale Poppe, Bert Griffin, Russell Patridge, and Rick Harris. PERCUSSION SECTION: Marjorie Mattoon, Carolyn Murbarger, Judy Ulrey, Sonnie Gaskin, and Pat Hutchison. DIRECTOR: Mr. Jack Gengler. BAND OFFICERS Back Row: BENNIE PRINGLE TOM BRYANT -LARRY SMITH - Front Row: PATTY HUTCHISON - -Uniform Custodian LOIS SUNDAY------------- - - Treasurer DONNA FEHRENBACHER............Secretary MARJORIE MATTOON - Uniform Custodian - - - President Vice President -----Librarian 7ianc OFFICERS: President, Mike Padgett; Vice President, Janet Schack; Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Hutchison. Jep ( Iub SCHOOL FIGHT SONG We're loyal to you, CLAY CITY HIGH. We're blue and we're white, CLAY CITY HIGH. We'll back you to stand against the best in the land, For we know you have sand, CLAY CITY HIGH — - RAH! RAH! So crack out that ball, CLAY CITY HIGH. We're backing you all, CLAY CITY HIGH. Our team is our famed protector - On boys! For we expect a victory from you, CLAY CITY HIGH! Cha-hee Cha-haw Cha-haw-haw-haw CLAY CITY CLAY CITY Cha-hee Cha-haw Cha-haw-haw-haw CLAY CITY CLAY CITY WOLVES WOLVES WOLVES Ring out that dear ole flag of blue and white Lead on your sons and daughters Fighting for right. And men of old - On giants! Facing reliance, Shouting defiance OS-KEE-WOW-WOW Amid the broad green plains that nourish our land, For honest labor and for learning we stand. And unto thee we pledge Our heart and hands. Dear Alma Mater CLAY CITY HIGH 9. 7 7 OFFICERS, left to right, TOP ROW: Rita Buerster, Point Chairman; Kay Stanley, Song Leader; Marjorie Mat-toon, President; Rose Weidner, Song Leader; Sonnie Gaskin, Point Chairman; Patty Hutchison, Vice President; Mrs. Soper, Sponsor; Judy Ul-rey. Secretary; Phyllis Murbarger, Treasurer. TOP ROW, left to right: Sue Schnautz, Melinda Murvin, Linda Wosika, Janet Schack, Patty Kesterson, Phyllis Murbarger, Carole Ann LaCroix, Patty Hutchison, Rosie Rudolphi, Sue Schwartz, Shirley Boxell, Judy Lawson, Marilyn Henderson, Jane Housley, Sandy Mattoon, Carol Nail, Diane Bryant, Alice Thomas, Sharon Hildebrand, Nancy Walker, Shirley Brown. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Bryant. Connie Birch, Kay Stanley, Donna Hubble, Betty Hosselton, Doris Mayo, Carolyn Harrison. Arlene Cessna, Sharon Fleenor, Judy Ulrey, Sonnie Gaskin, Joan Bogle, Doris Wilkins, Louann Petitjean. THIRD ROW: Barbara Walker, Carolyn Erwin, Rita Buerster, Sherry Sivok, Donna Lents, Linda Weidner, Agnes Kuenstler, Barbara Stanford, Karen Workman, Margaret Petty, Lana Kauble, Margie Payne, Mrs. Soper. FOURTH ROW: Lydia Gray, Linda Patterson, Lyla Omar, Sue Chaffin. Nancy Watson, Billie Blessing, Elaine Workman, Carolyn Murbarger, Sherry Wattles, Kay Toler, Lois Sunday. FIFTH ROW: June Chaffin. Shirley Harrison, Sandra Evans, Ruby Wilkins, Marilyn Hildebrand, Nancy Stanford, Rose Weidner, Margie Mattoon, Lois Bateman, Donna Wigley, Cherry Holcomb. BOTTOM ROW: Carolyn Thomann, Elinor Glover, Jean Weidner, Teresa Buerster, Judy Weidner, Yvonne Harris, Jean Schnepper, Noma Lents. B.A.A. OFFICERS Left to right: Carrel Scammahorn, Sentinel: Don Brooks, Secretary; Jack Monical, Sentinel; Bennie Pringle, President; Gerald Noll, Treasurer. 7i 71. 71. TOP TO BOTTOM, counterclockwise: Jack Monical, Rick Harrison. Bill Rudolphi, Don Brooks, Dale Murbarger, Mike Padgett, Terry Toler, Gerald Noll, Leslie Combs, Bennie Pringle, Bobby Hohlbauch, Jerry Erwin, Carrel Scammahorn, Mr. Brandon, Sponsor. F.H.A. OFFICERS Margaret Petty-------------Historian Lulu Workman - - Parliamentarian Nancy Stanford ------------President Patty Kesterson------------Secretary Donna Fehrenbacher - - - Treasurer Barbara Stanford - - - Song Leader Judy Ulrey------------Vice President Linda Wosika - - - Public Relation Lyla Omar---------Degree Chairman Miss Revelle-----------------Sponsor (Not pictured) Elinor Glover------------Recreations Sandra Mattoon--------------Reporter Doris Mayo - - — - - Song Leader 7. Jf. 71. TOP ROW, left to right: Karren Jennings, Clara Bangert, Margaret Kuenstler, Sue Chaffin, Carol Ban-gert, Louise Rudolphi, Marjorie Bangert, Elinor Glover, Jean Bangert. SECOND ROW: Sandy Mattoon, Judy Ulrey, Sonnie Gaskin, Kay Toler, Linda Wosika, Phyllis Murbarger, Doris Mayo, Melinda Murvin, Bonnie Buffington, Donna Wigley, Rose Weidner. THIRD ROW: Diana Bryant, Marjorie Hough, Bonney Dillman, Frances Crackel, Donna Fehrenbacher, Sherry Sivok, Pat Kesterson, Lulu Karen Workman, Margaret Petty, Barbara Stanford, Judy Lawson, BOTTOM ROW: Elaine Workman, Carolyn Murbarger, Nancy Watson, Lyla Omar, Miss Revelle, Lois Bateman, Nancy Stanford, Sandra Evans, Joyce Duke. F.F.A. OFFICERS Mr. Petty - - - - Ray Lynn ------- Claren Hosselton Jack Osborn - - -Ronnie Hosselton Lloyd Maglone -Tom Gaby-------- --------- Advisor - - - - Reporter -------Treasurer - - - - Sentinel - Vice President -------Secretary -------President 9. 9. 91. TOP ROW, left to right: Rexford Gill, Wayne Harris, Hugh Kessler, Jerry Uebinger, Larry Hull, Franklin Hinterscher, John Wilkins, Larry Kauble, Don Sullens, Floyd Carter, Jerry Laird. THIRD ROW: Richard Weidner, Wayne Kessler, Leonard Kessler, John Weidner, Ralph Bailey, Amos Wyatt, Kenny Kessler, Richard Klingler, Bill Hosselton. SECOND ROW: Larry Hosselton, Larry Harrison, Jerry Gill, Henry Klingler, Dale Johnson, Larry England, Robert Noblet, Sherman Thomas. FIRST ROW: Ray Iffert, Jack Osborn, Claren Hosselton, Tom Gaby, Ray Lynn, Ronnie Hosselton, Lloyd Maglone, Kenny Wattles, Advisor, Mr. Petty. BIOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS Mr. Bissey - Lois Sunday Sandra Evans - - - - Sherry Sivok - - - - Donna Fehrenbacher Vice President J) () )( Ij GU TOP ROW, left to right: Darrell Omar, Ray Dean Schnautz, Rick Eckart, John Sullens, Dale Murbarger, Ronnie Paul Hunley, Larry Smith, Claren Hosselton, Don Land, Ray Lynn, Bert Griffin. SECOND ROW: Bonney Dillman, Darlene Herdes, Marjorie Hough, Karen Colclasure, Don Brooks, Tom Bryant, Rick Harrison, Anthony Phillips. Ronnie Dale Hunley. THIRD ROW: Mr. Bissey, Kay Stanley, Donna Hubble, Donna Fehrenbacher, Carole Anne LaCroix, Fran Crackel, Sherry Sivok, Patty Kesterson, Diana Bryant, Carol Nail, Sandy Mattoon, Judy Lawson. FOURTH ROW: Lois Sunday, Kay Toler. Margaret Petty. Barbara Stanford, Lulu Karen Workman, Lyla Omar, Donna Lents. Lois Bateman, Nancy Stanford, Sandra Evans, Joyce Duke. LIBRARIANS: Bruce Gray, Agnes Kuenstler, Carolyn Thomann, Lois Bateman, Esther Crouse, June Chaffin, Nancy Watson, Carole Shore, Donna Lents, Lyla Omar, Doris Wilkins, Linda Wosika, Sherry Sivok, June Kuenstler, Louise Rudolphi. 0 • : . i w i', ■ f: i 4 V Ws . «t . r a i Par sir ST ri___— •- 1 P - IllL iHii - THLETICS :4?d ' A ' V TOP ROW, left to right: Coach Fehrenbacher, Manager Dennis Good, James Abbott, Rick Eckart, Terry Toler, Frank Hinterscher, Kenny Kessler, Jerry Uebinger, Anthony Phillips. SECOND ROW: G. Toler, Claren Hosselton, Bennie Pringle, Bobby Hohlbauch, Larry Hildebrand, Don Brooks. FIRST ROW: Gerald Noll, Tom Roe, Floyd Carder, Terry Hildebrand, Larry Sunday, Dale Murbarger. TROPHY: M.T.C. Conference Champions BASEBALL SCORES Louisville Grayville Noble Cisne Sumner Noble Cisne Sumner Cisne 9 12 1 3 4 8 11 5 3 4 Clay City 11 Clay City 7 Clay City 1 Clay City 10 Clay City 11 Clay City 11 Clay City 7 Clay City 11 Clay City 7 Clay City 5 Left to right: Coach Brandon, Manager Dennis Hildebrand, Bill Rudolphi, Larry Sunday, Tom VARSITY SCORES Oblong 51 Clay City Sumner 64 Clay City Kinmundy 43 Clay City Cisne 53 Clay City Louisville 63 Clay City Mulbery Grove 44 Clay City Noble 56 Clay City Flora 77 Clay City Albion 53 Clay City Cowden 52 Clay City Ramsey 47 Clay City St. Elmo 39 Clay City LaGrove 40 Clay City Dieterich 68 Clay City Louisville 54 Clay City Kinmundy 45 Clay City Noble 55 Clay City Cisne 53 Clay City LaGrove Clay City Noble Clay City Newton Clay City Dieterich Clay City Grayville Clay City Sumner Clay City Cisne Clay City , Dale Murbarger, G. Toler, Captain Don Brooks, Larry Rick Harrison, Bennie Pringle, Jack Monical. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE SCORES Noble 40 Clay City 63 Cisne 34 Clay City 67 Sumner 46 Clay City 56 Flora 44 Clay City 52 Sumner 60 Clay City 62 Noble 54 Clay City 57 Dieterich 61 Clay City 44 Flora 67 Clay City 51 Albion 60 Clay City 54 Cisne Clay City Dieterich Good Roe, 53 47 45 56 56 74 57 36 70 69 50 51 58 46 52 52 51 51 TOP ROW, left to right: Coach Fehrenbacher, Manager Dennis Good, Larry Harrison, Frank Volk, Charles Reed, Harvey Cash, Jim Martin, Rexford Gill, John Brown, Darrel Omar. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Jerry Gill, Roy Bricker, Tom Roe, Dale Poppe, Rick Harrison, Larry Sunday, Jim Welsh, Leon Sharp. Phyllis Murbarger Sherry Wattles Betty Hosselton Kay Toler Carolyn Murbarger Lois Sunday TOP ROW, left to right; Manager Dennis Good. Tom Roe, Bill Hosselton, Rick Harrison, Jack Monical, Don Brooks, Bill Rudolphi, Tom Bryant, Coach Jim Brandon. TROPHY: M.T.C. Conference Champions HURDLERS: Jack Monical, Bennie Pringle, Claren Hosselton, 1960 PIT MEN: Jack Monical, Bennie Pringle, Tom Roe, Carrell Scammahorn, Larry Hildebrand . M DISTANCE RUNNERS: Tom Bryant, Jerry Gill, Don Brooks, Bill Rudolphi, Tom Roe, Bill Hos-selton. WEIGHT MEN: Jack Monical, Don Brooks, Claren Hosselton, Rick Harrison. SPRINTERS: Ronnie Hunley, Carrell Scamma-hom, Larry Hildebrand, Bennie Pringle, Rick HarTison, Roy Bricker. — Secretary: MRS. CRACKEL At work in the office . . . Office (Scenes Principal; MR. SHAFER OFFICE GIRLS CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS 7 on orar It's lunch time Physics Social Problems ()fass c5 cenes World History Agriculture Home Economics Shop Biology Physical Education Bookkeeping Regular Family King Refreshing remembrance AUTOGRAPHS COMPLIMENTS OF FABICK TRACTOR CO. Caterpillar in Sales and Service Salem, Illinois ZANETIS OIL CO. Phone EX 3-2176 Box 52 9 Olney, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF MOSELE BUICK CO. Flora, Illinois Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '60 J. W. RUDY Phone OR 6-3141 or OR 6-2631 Clay City, Illinois IGA FOODLINER Flora, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF PRAIRIE FARMS Milk - Ice Cream - Cottage Cheese - Butter Dairy Products That Must Please Prairie Farms of Southern Illinois Olney, Illinois MURVIN’S STORE We Congratulate You and Wish for You the Best There Is in Life CLAY COUNTY ADVOCATE Weekly Newspaper Commercial Printing Phone OR 6-3731 Day or Night Clay City, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF C. D. AND J. W. DUFF Grains - Feed - Seeds Clay City, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF CLAY CITY LUMBER HARDWARE COMPANY If It's Lumber, Dial Our Number OR 6-3251 Compliments of EASLEY AND PADGETT Clay City, Illinois Phone OR 6-2951 or OR 6-2411 Compliments of THE CLAY CITY BANKING CO. Serving This Community Since 1892 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System - For - Family Happiness and Security AMERICAN INSURANCE Insurance of All Kinds Bonds Clay City, Illinois SUNDAY’S ICE CREAM PARLOR A Good Place to Meet Your Friends Dial OR 6-2451 Clay City, Illinois Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Lingerie LAURA’S DRESS SHOP PAYNE’S STANDARD SERVICE accessories - tires - batteries Phone OR 6-8271 Clay City, Illinois NAIL’S CAFE Air Conditioned Phone OR 6-2011 Clay City, Illinois Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '60 RICHEY BROTHERS INTERNATIONAL, HARVESTER DEALER Phone NO 2-5226 Flora, Illinois H. W. EATON Auto Parts 329 W. North Avenue Phone NO 2-5611 Flora, Illinois Best Wishes F rom J. C. BORAH PONTIAC AND CADILLAC MOTOR DEALER Flora, Illinois WILSON MOTOR SALES Massey-Ferguson Tractor Implements New Dodge Cars and Trucks Used Cars Flora, Illinois Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '60 MR. AND MRS. HUBERT EVANS Dealer of DEKALB HYBRIDS Clay City, Illinois R.F.D. 2 Penney’s always fust quality North East Avenue Flora, Illinois EAST END CAFE Located Routes 45 and 50 Fine Foods - Air Conditioned Open 5:30 A. M. 'Till 12 Midnight EDWIN McCAWLEY BYRON McCAWLEY Flora, Illinois DON’S DEPARTMENT STORE Complete line of clothing for the whole family. Olney, Illinois JACO VARIETY STORE Self-Service for Your Convenience Flora, Illinois TRY GAS Sales, Service, and Appliances Flora, Illinois DELUXE CAFE With Private Dining for Parties 115 East North Ave. Flora, Illinois NATHAN-MARCUS Exclusive Shops for Women NO-2-7156 Flora, Illinois Compliments of GAFFNER’S DRUG AND JEWELRY STORE Olney, Illinois CRACKEL’S APPLIANCE AND MUSIC Baldwin Pianos and Electric Organs Zenith TV General Electric Appliances 104 E. Main Street Olney, Illinois ABEGGLEN BROTHERS FURNITURE AND RUGS 221-223 E. Main Street Phone EX-2-6321 Olney, Illinois SEW AND SAVE Clay County's Only Fabric Shop Fabrics for the Entire Family NOrmandy 2-6507 125 W. North Avenue Flora, Illinois DALE MANN CO. SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps - Established in 1902 Flora, Illinois Compliments of DR. CARL WEBB OPTOMETRIST Town Theater Building Flora, Illinois STANFORD’S CLOTHING STORE The Best in Clothes for Men and Boys Flora, Illinois LUCILLE’S FLOWERS AND GIFTS Flowers Wired Everywhere 106 W. Second Street Phone NO 2-8681 Flora, Illinois HOLLAND’S TRUCK STOP RESTAURANT - BARBER SHOP - AIRPORT Flora, Illinois 24 Hour Service Phone NO 2-2 944 THE FLORA GREENHOUSE H. B. RANKIN and C. E. RANKIN Normandy 2-2176 Flora, Illinois The House of Flowers in Flora the City of Flowers MURPHY’S Wallpaper and Paint Venetian Blinds - Sales and Service 200 East North Avenue, Flora, Illinois Phone NO 2-4116 Free Estimates Dial No 2-4156 NORMAN’S Creative Color Planning Paints and Floor Covering Flora, Illinois Congratulations GADGETT’S BEAUTY SHOP Phone OR 6-2001 Clay City, Illinois ROBERT E. DUFF INSURANCE Phone OR 6-2151 Clay City, Illinois CRACKEL’S RADIO AND TV REPAIR Phone OR 6-2031 Clay City, Illinois GLENN R. EASLEY AGRICULTURE LIMESTONE Phone OR 6-3151 Clay City, Illinois SCHMALHAUSEN Rexall Drugs Prescriptions Gifts - Drugs Olney, Illinois 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 Read the OLNEY DAILY MAIL Phone EX 3-7281 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 Flora Publishing Co. Read - Enjoy THE FLORA DAILY NEWS RECORD Clay County's Home Daily Phone NO 2-5151 Flora, Illinois IRA BROOKS GARAGE Chevrolet Sales and Service Louisville, Illinois NOrth 5-2135 Compliments of SUMMERS-RAINEY FUNERAL HOME Olney, Illinois OLNEY BOWLING CENTER Bowl and Enjoy Yourself Express 3-6006 MAYNARD BARBER SHOP Clay City, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of '60 RECREATION HALL Clay City, Illinois ARROW SALVAGE SUPPLY Clay City, Illinois Men's - Women's - Children's Shoes - Clothing Compliments of MARTY’S BEAUTY SHOP R.R. 2 Clay City, 111. Phone OR 6-33 93 Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '60 SCHWARTZ BARBER SHOP Clay City, Illinois BLESSINGS DRUG SUNDRIES Drugs - Cosmetics - Gifts for All Occasions Clay City, Illinois Compliments of OPAL’S CAFE Clay City, Illinois BONHAM’S GROCERY Fancy Groceries Fresh Meats Dial OR6-2101 for Free Delivery Clay City, Illinois RIGGLE INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Counselors 112 N. Main St. Flora, 111. Compliments of MAU-REEN Fashions - Campus Clothes Flora, Illinois 119 E. North Avenue Phone NO 2-4592 THROGMORTON-POWLESS DRUG COMPANY Prescription Specialists Flora, Illinois Phone NO 2-2174 133 E. North Avenue Compliments of DR. H. E. WINTER DENTIST Flora, 111. SCUDAMORE BROS. Dry Goods - Ready-to-Wear Shoes - Clothing NO-2-5126 Flora, Illinois Compliments of FLORA BOWL LEO and KAY SPITZNER NO-2-42 11 Flora, Illinois HINMAN JEWELRY Keepsake Diamonds - Elgin and Bulova Watches NO-2-7953 117 E. North Avenue Flora, Illinois Compliments of SMITH, McCOLLUM, AND RIGGLE ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Flora, Illinois HUDSON HILL CO. John Deere Farm Equipment Phone EX 2-3651 Olney, Illinois The Best in Gas Gas Heating Gas Appliances Liquefied Petroleum Gas for All Purposes BLUE FLAME GAS CO., INC. The Firm that Service Built - Tractor Carburetion Our Specialty -700 W. Main St. Phone EX 2-7721 Olney, Illinois BROWNIE’S SHOE BOX The Shoe Store for Women 110 So. Fair Phone EX 3-663 9 Olney, Illinois JOHN D. BONES PURE OIL SERVICE STATION Dial OR 6-3601 Clay City, Illinois BOXELL’S AND SUNDAY’S DRI-GAS SERVICE DRI-GAS The All-Purpose Fuel OR 6-3864 OR 6-3691 Clay City, Illinois HELP-YOURSELF-LAUNDRY Coin-o-matic Machines Open 24 Hours MRS. IMOGENE NAIL Clay City, Illinois BOXELL’S GAS AND ELECTRIC Your Home Appliance Store Clay City, Illinois We Salute the Class of 1959 ABNER TRUCKING COMPANY ARTHUR ABNER, Owner and Operator Clay City, Illinois Compliments of WINELAND AND TODD ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Flora, Illinois Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. Phone NO. 2-2124 Flora, Illinois Compliments of WILKINS Shoes of Quality at Reasonable Prices for All the Family Phone NO. 2-4845 Flora, Illinois Compliments of the OLNEY FLOWERSHOP AND GREENHOUSE Olney, Illinois Compliments of LA RUTH SHOP Ex 2-4711 Olney, Illinois Arcadia Bldg. MIKE’S ICE CREAM PARLOR 228 West Main 412 East Main Olney, Illinois WIELAND-GOUDY HARDWARE CO. Sherwin-Williams Paints and Varnishes Fairbanks-Morse Water Systems Phone Express 2-3 921 Olney, Illinois Congratulations! TOWN TALK ICE CREAM Olney, Illinois GORDON’S SINCLAIR STATION AND GROCERY Finest Oils, Gasoline, and Groceries FRED R. GORDON, JR. CRACKEL’S WELDING SHOP Oil Field Truck Beds Implements Dial OR 6-3401 Clay City, Illinois Band Instruments Hammond Organs Baldwin and Wurlitzer Pianos SAMUEL MUSIC COMPANY Across From West Side School Effingham Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '59 Marathon Gasoline - Best in the Long Run ROBB’S MARATHON SERVICE F. ROBB, Proprietor OR 6-3041 Clay City, Illinois SPIETH STUDIO Olney, Illinois Fine Portraits Photographic Equipment Quality Photo-Finishing C. D. REED WELL SERVICING Rod and Tubing Work - Sand Pumping and Bailing Office Phone OR 6-2751 Res. Phone OR 6-2681 LUBERT SCHNAUTZ LUMBER CO. Lumber - Culverts - Roofing Clay City, Illinois Phone OR 6-3581 KNAPP OIL COMPANY Clay City, Illinois Xenia, Illinois Distributors of Pure Oil Company Products Be Sure With Pure Congratulations to the Graduating Class of I960 CLAY CITY CASING PULLING CO. Box 44 Clay City, Illinois % OOK $ TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made ■ f V ' ' • ’ v. t • '.■-J.' 'i • -.V s : • :. ■: '■ -f v! ''■' ' ■ « $'S'f “■••' --i' 1 ' V :' v Iir N v V V-. lv-Jr «W V- £si •: .JJrXSn ■ k ''Si if- v .rs 07 4 } v . - . A 1 K sv .•? Iftj' . V f O i- 'V. , « A sL . •