Ellsworth High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ellsworth, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

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Contents .,I. page 4 pages 5-6 pages 7-10 pages 11-20 pages 22-23 pages 24-25 pages 26-27 pages 29-38 pages 39-50 pages 51 -68 Dedication We, the class of '58 of Ellsworth High, hereby dedicate this, our yearbook, "THE EAGLE", to Mr. Winfield Bates, our superintendent and principal. His guidance and friend- ship through this year has meant more to us than we can ex press. We appreciate your kindness, Mr. Bates, and we thank you. 4 fC'6'5' 7'V 7716 1 I f O 5 Q in-:mir-v-M l Principal MR, WINFIELD BATES PRINCIPAL'SUPERINTENDENT COACH HISTORY-AMERICAN PROBLEMS Beard of Education SEATED: Mr. Lyle Brewer, Mr. Doren Spaid, Mrs. John Parker, Mr. Donald Gaines, Mr. Monte Moss, Mr. Ed ward Brown. STANDING: Mr. Lyle Knot, Mr. Harlan Bullta, Mr. Winfield Bates. 6 MRS. KATHARINE WELSH B. Ed . Illlnols State Normal Unlverslty HOME ECONOMICS MR. DALE PIERRE B. S. Ed. Illinois State Normal University SCIENCE ALGEBRA ASSISTANT COACH Facult MR. CLAIR F. SOMERS B. S. University of Illinois ENGLISH MRS. MARILYN ATTEBERRY B. S. Ed. Illinois State Normal University COMMERCE MATHEMATICS GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Facult MR. JACK STEPHENS MR. TOMMY PRATHER B. M. Ed. Illinois State Normal Unlverslty Illinois Wesleyan University INDUSTRIAL ARTS INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC MR. CLYDE I-IUDDLESON MR. ,FAME BROOKS B. S. Ed. B. S. Ed. M.S.Ed. M.S. Ed. University of Illinois Eastern Illinois State College AGRICULTURE VOCAL MUSIC 8 Faculty K ,, ,YT A if -.R , 1 , f . 5 -5.54 -- :'- I f-.Q .Alix-' A ff A L L b RR if .. ,,'Q gk, mf LLLR 1 LNNL MR. M. C, WELSH MR. FRANK ALLEN B. Ed. AGRICULTURE Illinois State Normal University SCIENCE ABGEBRA MRS. OMA MOODY MR. ARLO LAURITSON SECRETARY CUSTODIAN 9 Cooks AT LEFT: Mrs. Glenn Evans. AT RIGHT: Mrs. Clarence Lucas Bus Drivers Arlo Lauritson Jake Builta Warren Leary Dick Gafney 10 'H E X X xx X ff X ff ,f f X - J ' XJ FRoM X, . , ff L X XXX :gi-W R , X X f ff if f:: :::: EH :- : ::: 1 L , K ff ff X 'hililllulllf f X , 'NX In If K K va 'rms X Q 'M 'J l 3 , X x x X f N f X Y fx K zz' X A f X K 1 f I3 sxky l lFllfff,,' - e 2 5 "vfnm,1mf11' turn:-1 ' 1 ,I P MP AND NOW 'TH E NEW ECH5 GRADS ARE mavuvs THE swmou ' V , ! J Seniors ELEANOR BANE Class Secretary 4: Student Council 4: Stu- dent Councll Secretary 4: F .H.A . 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A . Reporter 3: F .H.A . Vlce-Pres- ident 4: Melodrama 1: "There's a Man ln the House" 3: "Boarding House Reach" 3: "Her Klssln' Cousln" 4: Perfect Attend- ance 3: Essay Contest 2: County Essay Winner 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 3: Ensemble l,2: Chorus Librarian 3: Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4: District Muslc Contest 1, 2: Scholastic Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Eagle Hi-Llte 3, 4: Eagle 4: Sweet- heart Ball Queen 3: Cheerleader 4: Cap- tain of Magazine Drive 4: Salutatorlan 4. WARREN BATES Transfer from Lincoln, Illlnols 4: Track 4: Basketball 4: Eagle 4: F.F.A. 4: Judg- lng Team 4: "Her Klssln' Cousln" 4: Stu- dent Council 4. HARVEY BRENT Transfer from Stanford, Illlnols 3, Base ball 1, 2: 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2: Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3: Indus- trial Arts Reporter 1, 2: F.F.A. 1: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 1, DONALD COALE F .F .A . 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 4: Baseball 2: Essay Contest 3: F .F .A . Judging Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Eagle 4: "Her Klssln' Cousln" 4: Chorus 1. 12 Seniors DONALD CRUTCHER F.F.A. 4: Basketball 1: Essay Contest 3: F.F.A. Judging Team 4: Eagle 4: "Her Klssln' Cousln" 4: Baseball 4: Cho- rus l. BETTY DAVIS Transfer from Macon, Illinois 4: Mlxed Chorus l,2,3,4: F.H.A .1,2,3,4: F .l-l.A . Finance Chairman 3: F.H.A.. Member- ship Chairman 4: "Father Be Calm" 3: "Her 'Kissin' Cpusln' 4: Eagle 4: Eagle Hi-Lite 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Librarian 4: Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Llbrarlan 3: Scholastic Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Essay Contest 2, 3. MARLA GAINES Chorus 1, 3, 4: F .H.A . 1, 2, 3, 4: Eagle H1-Llte 4: Eagle 4: Eagle Editor 4: Var- iety Show 1: "There's a Man ln the House" 3: "Boa'rdlng House Reach" 3: "The Able Miss Cain" 4: "Her K1sqln"Cousln" 4: Mid-America C ntest 4: Student Council 2: Honor oll 1K2,3,4: D.A.R. Ailard 4: Class Pre ldent 2: Music Festlvfa 1, 3, 4: F.l'l.A. D grees Chalrman 3: F.H.A. Public Relations 4: Essay Contest 3: County Essay Contest Winner 2: Valedlc- tortan 4. KENNETH HERMAN F.F.A. 1, 2, 4: Band 1, 2: "Boardlng House Reach" 3: "Her Klssin' Cousin" 4: Basketball 1, 2, 4: Basketball Manager 3: Boys State 3: Eagle 4: Chorus l,2: Eagle H1-Llte 3: F.F.A. judging Team 1, 2,4. 13 I is M W-sew, 975, ' E129 V . ' , Weis, ' V - S '1 R gfwfsf? - wg ,. 'E:,,fvyUx,.,Q4 swf ' '-ra of , cs -R-1 4,1 1,1 . ' 'T.475,-Q' ,. 5- .tri -nazi, Seniors RAYMOND KILLIAN Class Reporter 1: F.F.A. 1,3,4: Chorus 1 "Boarding House Reach" 3: Essay Contest 3: Eagle I-Il-Llte l,4: Eagle 4: F.F.A. Judging Team 1, 4: F.F.A. Sentinel 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3 . LARRY LUCAS Basketball l,2, 3,4: Track 2: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Klng Candidate 4: "Boarding House Reach" 3: "Her Klssln' Cousin" 4: Class President 1: Student Council 1, 2: Eagle Hi-Llte 3: Eagle 4. CARROLL NEW BERRY F.F.A. 4: Basketball 1, 2,3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Essay Contest 3: F.F.A. Judging Team 4: "Her Klssln' Cousin" 4: Sweetheart Ball King 3: Cho- rus 1: Eagle 4. DAVID 0'NEALL Class President 3, 4: Class Secretary 1, 2: Student Council 3, 4: Student Council Reporter.3: Track 2, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Basketball l,2, 3, 4: Band l,2,3, 4: F.F.A. 1, 2: "Her Klsstn' Cousin" 4: Music Fes- tival 1, 2, 3, 4: Essay Contest 3: Perfect Attendance 3: King Candidate 4: Band Re- porter 2: S.A.R. Award 4. 14 Seniors DEAN STURGEON Band 1,2,3,4: Band President 3.4: Basket- ball l,2,3,4: Baseball l:Track 2,4: Cho- rus 4: "Boarding House Reach" 3: "Her Ktssln' Cousin" 4: Eagle 4: Eagle Hi- Lite 4: Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4: District Band Contest 1: Basketball Captain 4: Perfect Attendance 1,2, 3: King Candidate 3: Es- say Contest 2, 3 . SHIRLEY ,THOMAS Melodrama 1: Essay Contest 2. 3: Essay Contest Winner 2: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4: F.H.A. Degrees Chairman 4: Class Secretary and Treas- urer 3: Class Reporter 4: Mlxed Chorus 3, 4: En emble l., 2: Ensemble Contest 1, 2: Eagle Hl-Llte 4: Eagle 4: Librarian 1, 2, 3: "Her Klssln' Cousln" 4: Queen Can- didate 3, 4: Music Festlval 1, 2, 3: Betty Crocker Award 4. DALE WALDEN "Boarding House Reach" 3: F.F.A. 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1: Eagle 4: Eagle Hi-Lite 2: F.F.A. Judging Team 3,4. 15 Class Cfficers Warren Bates, Student Council: Shirley Thomas, Reporterg Eleanor Bane, Secretary -Treasurerg David O'Neall, President: Larry Lucas, Vice-President. Class History In the fall of 1954 we entered Ellsworth High School as twenty "Green Freshmen." We elected Larry Lucas as president. We came back the following year with a class of eighteen. The school year began by initiating some very frightened freslnnen. Marla Gaines was president. We went into our junior year by living up to our name as "Jolly Juniors." Dave O'Neall was elected president. For money-making projects, we picked up corn and sponsored a "Snowball Dance." We were happy to have Eleanor Bane and Carroll New berry elected Queen and King of the Sweetheart Ball. For our class play we chose "Boarding House Reach." The theme of the junior-Senior Prom was "Spring Fantasy,' and Don Hubert's orchestra furnished the music. We returned to E.C.H.S. for our last year in the fall of 1957. David O'Neall was elected class president. For the class play we chose "Her Kissln' Cousin." Shirley Thomas won the Betty Crocker Award, and Marla Gaines and David O'Neall were chosen D.A.R. and S.A.R. winners. 16 LIBSS WIII We, the Senior Class of 1958, being of sound mind and forgetful memory hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our first and last Will and Testament. To Ellsworth High School, we, the Senior Class, will a larger candy machine to prevent the "line-up" between classes . To the Junior Class, we will a special pop cooler so they won't have to use the snow, as we did. To the Sophomore Class, we will our technique of getting at the right place at the right time--especially on tours . To the Freshman Class, we will our ability to set a good example as blameless students. Our record has been spotless. I, Larry Lucas, will my ability to get along with Junior boys to Jerry Williams. I, Shirley Thomas, will my nickname, "Sam," to Maxine Emberton so she may carry on my name for being so well behaved. I, Kenny Herman, will my good looks to Janet Brent. I, Raymond Killian, will my ability to skip classes to jeff Adams. I, Don Crutcher, will my train whistle to Jim Knight. I, Marla Gaines, will my flats to Helen Woodford so her feet won't get so tired. I, Warren Bates, will all my black strips I have around Ellsworth to Dick Young. I, Don Coale, will my ability to get along with Mr. Somers to Glenn Stille. I, Harvey Brent, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Loren Carter. I, Betty Davis, will my shyness to Margie Parker. I, Carroll Newberry, will my ability to be a good kid to Alice Carlson. I, Dale Walden, will my ability to stutter to Nancy Keene. I, Dean Sturgeon, will my cigars to George Scott to smoke on school trips: and to Jackie Wall I will my height. I, David O'Neall, will my ability to keep out of fights to David Young. I, Eleanor Bane, will my safe driving in the "50 Special" to Barbara Newberry and hope she will be a better driver than I am. Signed, sealed, published, and declared as their last Will and Testament by the Class of 1958. 17 Prophecy Recently I received a letter from my old classmate, Eleanor Bane, inviting me to a television show in New York City. Eleanor had just returned from Europe, where she had been starring in some operas. I was on vacation, so I decided to see the show. As I was boarding the plane to New York, I was surprised to see that the pretty stewardess was Shirley Thomas. After we were in the air, Shirley asked me if I would like to meet the pilot. I said I would, so we went up front. I was glad to see that I was in such good hands, for the pilot was David O'Neall and the co-pilot was Donald Crutcher. After we had landed in New York, I called a taxi to take me to my hotel which was owned by Kenneth Herman. When I was registered and was given my key, I discovered that the bellboy was Raymond Killian. I shopped the next day for an outfit to wear to the television show. On the front of the shop was a sign which read, "Marla Gaines' Dress Shoppe," so I went in and bought my outfit. That evening when I arrived at the theater, the usher, who was Donald Coale, sat me as close to the front as he could. It wasn't long before the show started . When I saw that the emcee was Dean Sturgeon, I just couldn't believe it. He introduced such acts as Warren Bates and his Bongos. Since Elvis has gone to the Army, Warren has the teenagers rolling in the aisles. Next was Betty Davis with her trained chimps . Her husband, Larry Lucas, assisted her. Harvey Brent then sang a song dedicated to me. I was thrilled. After the show, a party was held in honor of the 1958 Ellsworth High graduates. I left the party in gay spirits and hailed a taxi. The driver was Carroll Newberry, who told me the president of the taxi corporation was Dale Walden. I had only a few days of my vacation left, so I thought I would go home and get some rest before going back to my job. ' ag. 18 0 v K Q L? A. , N A 1435 45? 3 V' A. ,gk 5. .sy . gm, ,g, ..AL ,iw , gffpigi 2 ,XQ f Q , Q- . qv A - S ff , A Ei., Q E! 1, M ,- E QM K, f 1, . 5 lm 2' ,. xx 5 A ,M wx , w ,., g Q 1: HQ A E5 ic X Q . 0 Q ia: 9 gQS2if ' 'f':' 3 Y ? Q are l Y Ee, i Qai?3 LNl Q, , i?g 5 r , E i4gg i5 1 ' Q :fm ,mv nu L5 5 rs A A 1 'X H 2 fa w X 5: fs 37 1 ul , lvl " ' :M A lx Q f 521' a Vg , 555 . - - ,, sf If , i, 1 H.? ,,,, Q Q Vvaii Q 3 1 V 2 5 Q 1! .V I E if 5 fa , ' ,q .- 'av-'.+ '-'M' , www. , 4 5 'ima ,fv f A i"'l' .V ' ' ' ii A 2WiVY ,Q ws. f . V Q!" 'Q A 4 X.. K' ,,, A 'K ' Q Saga 20 PADCSEN 77N G THE UNDER C LA SSMEN A 1 111. , Junior Class Officers Nancy Keene, Secretary: Barbara Newberry, Vice-President: Jeff Adams, Treasurer: Dick Young, Student Council: Dave Young, President. History The Juniors all agree that this year has been a happy one as well as a successful one. They received their class rings at the beginning of the year and were quite pleased with them. For money-making projects, they sold candy and pop at ball games, took part in the annual magazine drive, and sponsored a dance, which was the most fun of all. Our dance, The Stardust Ball, was held near the Christmas holidays. They had a new band, Don Smith and his Stardusters, whom everyone liked. The Junlors also put on a play, "The Able Miss Cain," in December. They all hope that they enjoy the next year at E. C. H. S. as much as they dld this one. W, B. READ 8: COMPANY HANK's GARAGE 109 North Main Street Sales FORD Service Phone 3-8261 Phone EMpire 5-7271 Bloomington, Illinois Lexington, Illinois 22 4 .A fi, -.., , fx ,- vi D. ' Jeff Adams Janet Brent Maxine Emberton Nancy Keene Margie Parker George Scott Jerry Williams Helen Woodford is 3 76? X-, ,,4j ai ,, 5-as . , ffl? fm 5 - .. mfwfw.o e 9, MXH. f :K 1 - " x ... ... W fl 1 e Q I 'X ' M ' X Ng.-ff' ' I on k.:L V' V :gf 1: 3-fs 'IS ' ,wr , x of' Y .r A' f, fr l -v x. R J ' Q5 Alice C arlson Iim Knight 'sr ...W X Q n NJ' QI! vi! ' x Loren Carter Linda McWhorter Q, ,- IW L Barbara Newberry 9 W' , fe Glenn Stille Jackie Wall Dave Young Dick Young rs. Y' ' K , -. .- ' "" x . Ss.. .,y r sr 5 -, Q ' Ji I 3 X , A ,,,, I 4 1 r' , Q xg A xy r 5 s f , , , Sf 5 Cf' NJ' Sophomore Class Officers Rick Roberts, Reporter: Don Builta, Presidentg Margaret Coale, Treasurer: Karen Wissmlller, Secretary Ronnie Laurltson, Student Councilg Bill Wilson, Vice-President. I-listory To start the year off, the Sophomores had a party for the Freshman Class It was a wiener roast, and the amusement was provided by the Freshmen. Our first money-making project was the "All School" magazine drive. They sold Christmas cards and had a scrap iron drive which added dollars to their class fund Don Bullta and Betty Riebe hold the records in high- jumping ln the "Slacks Day track meet. Margaret Coale and Karen Wissmlller participated in the McLean County Speech Festival . They enjoyed their Freshman and Sophomore years at E. C. H. S., and are look lug forward to their Junior year MARGUERITE'S HAT SHOP 109 North Center Street Bloomington, Illinois 'The Friendly Hat Shop' A BEN FRANKLIN sroas 1 1 Colfax, lllno s ' Nationally Advertised Merchandise At The Lowes Prices 24 if Q- - X J - 'V we W' ' ge as--4 Ada Bowman Margie Coale Betty Riebe Rick Roberts wvn, gf ss... . Judy Brown Sophomores O William Wilson o , y 5 flex iff: iw M :A" 3? . Q: 2355 3 PEOPLETS STATE BANK of coLFAx Colfax, Illinois 25 fb "9 g, Y Y' 7 n ,- ! 3 H, if - R V ,Q I 1 ,f Donald Builta Ronnie Lauritson Mary Robbins Karen Wissmiller ag .rr 11' 'va s- , ,.. - N., Freshman Class Officers Raymond Fairchild, Student Council: Harold Davis, Treasurer: Kay Suttle, Reporter: Carol Diedrich, Secre- tary, Nancy Walter, Vice-President: Barbara Parker, President. History In the fall of 1957 a group of 13 new Freshmen entered school with a new light, for this was their first day in Ellsworth High. They all were pretty nervous, but surprisingly, they made it through the day. The first day of school they had a class meeting to elect officers . During their Freshman year they have sold magazines and statlonery and have also had a paper drive. Unfortunately, they lost four members of their class: Donna Boitnott, Ilene Mar- tin, Bernard Lane, and Clay Haney. Since that time they have received a new addi- tlon to the class, Harold Davis from Macon, Illinois. They are looking forward to their remaining three years at Ellsworth High Schoo and are hoping they will be as much fun and as enjoyable as this year. CLARK SUPER 100 1102 North Main Bloomington, Illinois 26 1 .J In ' , y A gift gl Q v gr ' --Q , .f . in asf ' 9, if -- 3. x f' I Q ' i ,I I1 M 'V ,, Edward Bates Carol Diedrich Freshmen David Karnes Bemard Lane Barbara Parker Larry Scott Kay Suttle lui' KVM, . i 5 wb K ,. J ,ai 'U . if , t vs, 1: J, 'T' f Q V' ' ffl F fam- ,,- ,,.,i4, " 'Lg' -B13 .v"1'f.Q, V A , Rf A -f w 1-. , tw. ,-rm-f. f - . i' "5 X,Lgi,5g- 1,-A , - 1' rf Q ,-1 ri,f7gSfmQ5 ' 3. in l :,gL t,i ffwjjl s - ,mi ai MOBERLY AND KLENNERS The Store for Men and Boys. 115 North Main Street, Bloomington, Illinois 27 R, Q 1 Q op- 'l 'fvk...J 'W' It A ,gang 3, A lm, 1 n,ee sy ,5,m y. Y, fa in 1 A r' 'Pdf , arg 14 5 :V - , x o 5 F a! Raymond Fairchild Clay Haney Joan Misch Nancy Walters 4 VWW , , Q t fa wt, ,sr , wig ,. . 1 5 M' g2f dfv?'k22i i.3? 5 fx 55 QW ' A ni rf 1125 'Xl fax 4 . X eiiwiw' K t ., H 1 ' HCR' na. pa... ' 14" 28 ff ig! X f Z , f Z' xx , - if -X-Z I Z X .X "' ff- Zi! MV x A Q K N ' K K K gf Q, ll fl" P1 37.43 X NX f lu X xg I J :::: ::: :::: U?- ...Z I--If Ill IQQU Q X, I. XX ll- n-an --,,, 14.7 X !g: E::: E'Ei e::: EEE dF g' X ll'-EL Q X unq lLllllll 1Q XFFf S g 'Q We Y n , milf' sX . 1 f lv 'ky F X W. Q D W 'ELA X1 X 'BV-33 as f .M J F Q . Baseball FRONT ROW David Young, Glenn Stille. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bates Larry Scott Don Bullta George Scott Carroll Newberry, Larry Lucas, Jeff Adams, Harvey Brent. THIRD ROW Jack Wall I1m Knrght Dxck Young David O'Neall. Ellsworth Ellsworth Ellsworth Ellsworth Ellsworth Ellsworth Ellsworth Ellsworth Ellsworth Ellsworth Ellsworth . ..l7 . .. 8 . ..ll S C H E D U L E Stanford . . 1 Danvers . . 6 McLean . . 0 Bellflower Melvin-Sibley Wapella . . 8 Melvin-Sibley . 3 McLean . . 2 Stanford . . 2 Armington Bellflower l C I I I C David Young Captain Glenn Stille Most Valuable Player 30 Cheerleaders X 'x Y ,i T, X. Q, 3 Barbara Newberry, Eleanor Bane, Nancy Keene, Nancy Walters. 31 Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: Jim Knight, Carroll Newberry, Dean Sturgeon,l.arry Lucas, David O Neall SECOND ROW Mr Bates George Scott, Harvey Brent, Glenn Stille, Warren Bates, Don Coale, Dick Young Dave Young Don Builta Jeff Adams. Ellsworth Ellsworth Ellsworth "' Ellsworth Ellsworth " Ellsworth Ellsworth Ellsworth "' Ellsworth " Ellsworth "' Ellsworth "' Ellsworth "' Ellsworth Ellsworth Ellsworth " Ellsworth " Ellsworth " Ellsworth Ellsworth " Ellsworth "' Ellsworth Ellsworth Ellsworth 'Conference games SCHEDULED GAMES Melvin-Sibley Octavia . . LeRoy . . . Stanford . . Atlanta . . Downs . . . New Holland Atlanta . . . Wapella . . Bellflower . Danvers . . McLean . . Downs . . . Octavia . . Saybrook . . Stanford . . Bellflower . Wapella . . Saybrook . Danvers . . McLean . . Heyworth . Mansfield . Junior Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: Warren Bates, Harvey Brent, Glenn Stille, Dick Young, Dave Young, Don Bullta Jeff Adams SEC OND ROW: Mr. Bates, Bill Wilson, Ron Lauritson, Harold Davis, Don Coale, Larry Scott Ray Fairchild Manager George Scott. SCHEDULED GAMES Ellsworth . . . . . . 54 Melvin-Sibley . . . Ellsworth Octavia . . Ellsworth LeRoy . . . 'Ellsworth Stanford . . Ellsworth Atlanta . . 'Ellsworth Downs . . . Ellsworth New Holland 'Ellsworth Wapella . . 'Ellsworth Bellflower . 'Ellsworth Danvers . . 'Ellsworth McLean . . 'Ellsworth Downs . . . Ellsworth Saybrook. . 'Ellsworth Stanford . . 'Ellsworth Bellflower . 'Ellsworth Wapella . . Ellsworth Saybrook . 'Ellsworth Danvers . . 'Ellsworth McLean . . Ellsworth Heyworth . 'Conference games KEN'S BARBER SHOP HAZEL'S BEAUTY SHOP Ph 9 K one 05 Cooksville, Illinois 33 Individual Dean Sturgeon Carroll Newberry Larry Lucas David O'Neal1 34 Jam es Knight 5552i Harvey Brent Individual Jeff Adams 35 Glenn Stille Individual ,s Q ,,.: -. .. glass 2 .. ,Eb a .f k 3 Dave Young Dick Young Managers Loren Carter, George Scott 36 Track Squad Dale Walden, Mr. Bates, Harold Davis, Jeff Adams, Dean Sturgeon, Bill Wilson, Don Coale, Don Builta, George Scott, Glenn Stille, Don Crutcher, Raymond Killian, Warren Bates. During their first year, the track team had five regular track meets, the conference meet, county meet, and the district meet. They placed fourth ln the conference meet and eighth in the county meet. Individual records were as follows: 100 yd. dash 220 yd. dash 440 yd. dash 880 yd. dash Mile run Pole Vault High Jump Broad Jump Shot Put Discus 100 Yd. Low Hnrdles f 100 yd. High Hurdles . aso F-s Relay 880 Varsity Relay . . . Mile Relay Dave O'Neall Dave O'Neall Warren Bates Warren Bates Don Builta Harold Davis Don Builta Dave O'Neall Dean Sturgeon Dean Sturgeon Dave O'Neall Dave O'Neall Davis, Bullta, Wilson, Lauritson. . . Killian, Bates, O'Neall, Knight. . . . Davis, Killian, L. Scott, Fairchild. . Time :l0.6 :25.2 :56.4 2:19 5:57 :12.4 :13.0 l:58.2 1246.8 4:57.4 Distance 8l9ll 5l41l 16's lf2" 42.917 l27'7" 38 ry, TX A s TNITI5 S Eagle SEATED: Helen Woodford, Betty Davis, Marla Gaines, Shirley Thomas, Eleanor Bane. STANDING: Mrs Atte berry, Don Coale, Raymond Killian, Carroll Newberry, Harvey Brent, Don Crutcher, Dean Sturgeon Kenny Her man, Dale Walden, Larry Lucas, Warren Bates, Dave O'Nea1l. Editor ...... Associate Editor . . Art Editors . . . Picture Editors . . Sports Editors . . Senior Editor . . Classes Editor . . . Organizations Editors Faculty Editor . . . Business Manager . Advertising Manager Clrculatlon Manager EAGLE STAFF . . Marla Gaines . . . . . . . . . .Helenwoodford . . Warren Bates, Donald Crutcher . . Raymond Killian, Dale Walden . . Harvey Brent, Dean Sturgeon . . . . . . . . Eleanor Bane . . . . . Shirley Thomas , Donald Coale, Betty Davis Q l I O I O . . .Kenneth Herman Carroll Newberry . Larry Lucas STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Bloomington, Illinois 40 Eagle Hi-Lite SEATED: Marla Gaines, Jerry Marie Williams, Janet Brent. STANDING: Margie Coale, Kay Sut- tle, Helen Woodford, Linda McWhorter, Mr. Somers, Shirley Thomas, Dean Sturgeon, Eleanor Bane Raymond Killian, Nancy Keene, Warren Bates, Rick Roberts. EAGLE HI-llTE STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . . . . Jerry Marie Williams Feature Editor . . ..... Nancy Keene Sports Editor . . . . Dean Sturgeon News Editor . . . Linda McWhorter Art Editor ...... . Margaret Coale Editorial Page Editor . . ........ Marla Gaines Gossip Editors . . . . .Janet Brent, Helen Woodford Community Editor . . ........ Eleanor Bane Reporters .... .... Ka y Suttle, Rick Roberts, Nancy Keene, Shirley Thomas, Margaret Coale, Warren Bates The Eagle Hi-Lite staff would like to thank their sponsor, Mr. Somers, for helping them . 41 Stu dent Council SEATED: Barbara Newberry, Eleanor Bane, Dave Young, Don Builta. STANDING: Barbara Parker, Mr. Bates, Carol Diedrich, Ron Lauritson, Raymond Fairchild, Dave O'Neall, Warren Bates, Dick Young, Rick Roberts. Student Council began the year by electing the following officers: President, David Young: Vice-President, Don Builtag Secretary, Eleanor Baneg Treasurer, Barbara New- berry. They had a bake sale at the beginning of the year . At Christmas time they sponsored movies for the school. As part of the Intramural program, Student Council sponsored basketball, volleyball, and ping pong tournaments and the "Slacks Day" track meet. In April three representatives, Barbara Newberry, Dlck Young, and Dave Young at- tended the State Student Convention in Chicago. There they learned of many new ways ln which the Student Council can aid our school. 42 F.H.A. SEATED: Alice Carlson, Nancy Keene, Eleanor Bane, Margie Parker. S'I'ANDING: Margie Coale, Karen Wissmiller, Marla Gaines, Joan M1sch,Nancy Walters, Barbara Parker, Helen Woodford, Carol Diedrich, Judy Brown, Betty Davis, Linda McWhorter, Kay Suttle, Jerry Williams, Betty Riebe, Bar- bara Newberry. Janet Brent, Shirley Thomas. The F.H.A. Girls accomplished many things this year. This would not have been possible without the co-operation and leadership of the administration and the follow- ing chapter officers: President, Nancy Keeneg Vice-President, Eleanor Baneg Secre- tary, Alice Carlson: Treasurer, Margie Parker, Degrees Chairman, Shirley Thomas: Chairman of Public Relations, Marla Galnesg Reporter, Margie Coale: Historian Bar- bara Newberryg Parliamentarlan, Helen Woodfordg Recreation Chairman, Karen Wis- millerg and Chapter Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Keene. The main events of the year were the Pledge Service in September, the Formal Initiation in January, the Sweetheart Ball ln February, a potluck luncheon in mid-year, and a Carolling with a Chili supper following, during the Christmas season. A tour of Bloomington proved to be very enjoyable and educational. A gift shop featuring imports Klemm's Linen Department, and Stern's Furniture Store were visited. Later in the year a scavenger hunt was planned. Helen Woodford, a Junior, will attend State Camp at Lake Bloomington. 45 F.F.A. SEATED: Glen Stille, Dave Young, Rick Roberts, Raymond Killian. STANDING: Mr. Huddleson, George Scott, Don Builta, Jack Wall, Carroll Newberry, Jim Knight, Bill Wilson, Dick Young, Jeff Adams, Ron Lauritson, Ken ny Herman, Don Crutcher, Dale Walden, Harvey Brent, Don Coale, Harold Davis, Warren Bates. F.F .A . officers for the year were: President, Dave Young: Vlce-President, Dale Waldeng Secretary, Warren Bates: Treasurer, Harvey Brent: Watchdog, Don Coale. Mr. Mason Bates, our sponsor, was injured ln an automobile accident early in the year. All the boys were glad to see Mr. Bates hack in school at the end of the year. Mr. Frank Allen and Mr. Clyde Huddleson were the substitute sponsors and agricul- ture teachers . Throughout the year the F .F .A . has made and sold hog waterers. They also judged livestock and went to contests at Normal and Pontiac. They had lessons in Forestry and planted some very nice trees on the school grounds. Smart girls go to ROLANDS to find the newest in schoolwear ---- So modestly priced! 44 Band FIRST ROW: Janet Brent, Jerry Williams, Nancy Walters, Sharon Sturgeon, Nancy Keene, Diane Builta, Joan Misch. SECOND ROW: Charles Snyder, James Ryberg, Gentry Williams, Glenn Stille. THIRD ROW: David O'Neall, Jeff Adams, David Gilmore, Don O'Neall, Kay Suttle, Barbara Parker, George Scott, Dean Sturgeon, Linda Crutcher, Carol Diedrich, Judy Brunson. Chorus FIRST ROW: Nancy Keene, Linda McWhorter, Janet Brent, Jerry Williams, 'Marla Gaines, Betty Riebe, Nancy Walters, Carol Diedrich, Kay Suttlc, Barbara Parker, Alice Carlson, Margie Parker, Shirley Thomas, Joan Misch SECOND ROW: Eleanor Bane, Barbara Newberry, Dave Young, Dick Young, George Scott, Dean Sturgeon, Jeff Adams, Harvey Brent, Jim Knight, Betty Davis, Mr. Brooks. 45 Junior Play FIRST ROW: Margie Parker CMrs. Pilsbury Livemmorej, Glenn Stllle fLeaper Prescottj, Janet Brent fOrpha Van Os- tadej, David Young 1Alvle Van Ostadej, Helen Woodford fAunt Molly Cainj. SECOND ROW: Linda McWhorter fGussle Smootj, George Scott flzzy Finklestelnj, Nancy Keene qEllnor Prescottj, James Knight Ued Lawfordj, Jer- ry Marie Williams fMary-Io Iennlngsj, Alice Carlson fMamle Magoonj, Barbara Newberry fCheryl Prescottj, Jeff Adams fPetey Prescottl, NOT PICTURED: Nona Martin QMlle. Fifej. We ,-'idle Wim dm By Jay Tobias The play concerns ltself with the Prescott family ln a town near St. Louis . An ln- teresting family ls having a hard time of lt due to the social ambitions of the mother. The attempt of the maid to interpret the wishes of her mistress leads to the use of a wheelbarrowln lleu of a tea cart. When Mr. Prescott's rich aunt, Miss Cain, arrives lncognlto, the family pretend poverty. The lively French salesman and the Able Miss Cain straighten out the family and Leaper Prescott ls again glven his rightful place as head of the family. 46 Senior Play E x 'F 1 , SEATED: Maxine Emberton fLucy Lee Saundersy, Kenny Herman 4Randolph Fitzhughj, Betty Davis CMol1ie Farrellj, Dean Sturgeon fTom Iacluonj, STANDING: David O'Nea11 fHarry Amesj, Shirley Thomas, Marla Gaines Uenni Desmondl, Eleanor Bane Uodie Armstrongj, Larry Lucas CBruce Bartlettj. Wa Kwan' dum, By Patricia Clapp "Her Kissln' Cousln" is a play about high school people and by hlgh school people. It ls founded on the theme that people seem different when they are not ln the same homogenous group. "But deep down lnslde, " as Randolph Fltzhugh sald, "they are alike." Lucy Lee comes up from the deep South and works her charms on the North- ern boys, much to the disgust of their respective dating partners and her cousin. A plot develops that puts Lucy Lee where she belongs and the glrls back with their old dates. Randolph Fltzhugh is ready to take Lucy Lee back down home where she belongs. 47 Q5 2 5 E 9 U z o U 3 o In --1 U N Q cn Q I-4 0 .-'Ii n.- N D- O --4 E o O-5 'KS .U E Lu eu U 'Fl we N 2 uf N E o .U E-' UJ ui U U o bd 0 C Rl ED I-4 O C N 0 l1l U-I S II 0 .O Z an Z as In ru .D l-I eu m H G 0 L4 I ES C N -1 5 D5 P' VJ E U-a Z' '15 on 36 E 5' I-l E ?w 0 CI N Z ai E 0 4-I o-v 'C p-4 ,-4 -v-4 Q o fn E A-I VJ 'U r-I O C s.. 4 E E o 3 I1- -U -U U I nu -U Z' U n-T 2 cn an IC. -U -U U I 0 -U 3 U E of I-4 E! --1 D.. 0 -4 N O -I 2 r-4 -4 --4 -C: U I-.- 5 -C: U N L- N .-a U on va --4 2 .-4 ,-4 -v-4 2 . E -5 'ES 3 S E o 1: .cf U CU Ill 5 as B S2 Edward IS. Mrs. John Parker, M W: RO IRD TH S. Bate l'1 350 ou, lph Arends, Mr. M Ra l'. ds, M ICH A rs. 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N u v-I .-4 5 I C GI u-I l-4 N I uf I-a 2 .E kt fs N E 5 I ?w E 0 td E GJ Z o -U -r-4 P N Ci .J 0-I o o ua fu U0 5 LD E N ,EE 8 ll! o U T. ev 2 W an F2 2 .x dl I-t O IE F4 014 M -U U o E by K1 D5 oi U U o P' ru U N Q 'U -e N D1 CD 'U an-4 N D. 3 X U N -1 u E-' 0 an 0 Q E CD B 0 I-1 O D 4 E .-T I-1 GI '6' UI. N an U cu L1 N 3 5 .C S U li U Sweetheart Ball Eleanor Bane, Queen Nancy Keene, Carroll Newberry, King Glenn Stille. Nancy Walters, Karen Wtssrnlller, Barbara Newberry, Margie Parker, janet Brent, Shirley Thomas, Queen Nancy Keene, King Glenn Stille, Larry Lucas, David O'Neall, Warren Bates, Dick Young, Dave Young, Don Builta. 49 Glimpses Eagle Staff" at work Seniors at breakfast Pierre at work Marla going to work f i I' 5 L , Chow Time Big Secret so ' SCENE 'B'- G ADV ERTISIN I III .... I ... I I H. J. Hennessq Companq LIVESTOCK BUYERS Hdffj' Hennessy Gene Stranger Bill Duncan Bloomington Illinois Telephone 43055 X Q Bloomington Livestock Sales COL. HAROLD R. KINDRED Auctioneer Sale Every Wednesday--All Welcome Rural Route No. 2 - South Main Street Bloomington, Illinois Phone 9- 1985 Pavilion Walker Grain Co. Stanley Evans-Duane Lausterer Faultless Feeds Grain Ellsworth, Illinois Phone 44X 53 Official Photographer for the '58 Eagle Hawkins Studi0 214 West Washington Street Bloomington, Illinois FOR ALL OCCASIONS IT'S Steak N Shake For Smart Lunches Special Containers for CARRY OUT SERVICE You can enjoy all Steak n Shake food specialties at home for after theatre parties, etc. VISIT Steak n Shake's New Drive-In 609 South Hannah Bloomington, Illlnols 4.7 54 M. P. Bishop Limestone-Phosphate Anhydrous Ammonia Potash-Ammonia Sulphate Liquid Fertilizer LeRoy., Illinois Phone 4491 BUTTER-NUT BREAD 303 South Center Bloomington, Illinois Phone 5-2160 BlSHOP'S HATCHERY 8. HARDWARE LeRoy, Illinois Telephone 2501 SPH . BEST5 ,EX X X 6 Q5 Feeds - Seeds - Remedies Fertilizers - DeKalb Corn Chicks 55 R. E. HECK TRANSFER Local 81 Long Distance Grain 81 Livestock Hauling Phone 2-0006 Bloomington, Illinois JONES GRAIN CO. Grain 81 Feed Holder, Illinois Phone 47-17 Ellsworth SAKEMlllER IUMBER COMPANY Complete Line of Building Materials Special Prices for Cash and Carry Open All Day Saturday Route 150 South Bloomington, Illinois Phone 5-2204 ClARA'S CAFE 804 West Chestnut Street Bloomington, Illinois Home Cooking and Good 5-cent coffee Saratoga Billiard Parlor Air Conditioned Television 109 West Front Street Phone 4236-0 Bloomington, Illinois Rader's Garage General Repairing Oils and Gasoline Auto Accessories Phone 57-X For Tank Wagon Service Ellsworth, Illinois Bloomington Battery Service Co Starting 8: Lighting Ignition 8: Radiator Service 207-213 South East Street Bloomington, Illinois Phone 3- 8043 57 . Carpets . Linoleum . Floor Tile . Ceramic Tile . Formica COX FlO0R COVERINGS 4 Blocks South ADMIRAL PLANT On U. S. 150 Bloomington, Illinois AMERICAN STATE BANK "East Side ofthe Square Bloomington, Illinois Our congratulations to the Seniors of Ellsworth High School Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of ClAY D00lEY "THE TIRE MAN" Bloomington Illinois A iXr.ooo,2'?EAl!,' TIRES fa PAXTON'S Office and School Equipment Bloomington, Illinois Compliments of Producers Stockyards La Fayette Street gl IC R. R. P. O. Box 726 Bloomington, Illinois Luke Newberry Custom Shelling Sz Hauling Phone 3073 Ellsworth, Illinois M. J. Miles Grocery and Television 405 East Locust Street Bloomington, Illinois Small enough to know you. Large enough to serve you. 59 FLOYD CLINE TRUCKING COMPANY Soil Testing Anhydrous Ammonia Limestone, Phosphate Commercial Fertilizers Dumptrailer Service for Limestone and Gravel LeRoy, Illinois Phone 3881 McLEAN COUNTY SERVICE CO. FARM SUPPLIE "A Farmer-Owned Service" "THE" NATIONAL BANK of BLOOMINGTON s '?"u+f, -'S' A 3 .v ' 1, ""ruaf-'I "The Friendly Institution" "Interested in helping you progress" McLEAN COUNTY BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp 119 North Main Bloomington, Illinois 9 I SERVICE STATION WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD T0 SERVE YOU PHONE 2601 LEROY, ILLINOIS PEOPIES BANK OF BLOOMINGTON Complete banking and trust Member FDIC T . 8. M . GR Ill Turner and Meda Stanger Phone 21-X Ellsworth Illinois EllSWORTH EXCHANGE Insurance- Notary Public Carl C. Kreitzer, Prop. Edith Bowman, Cashier Ellsworth, Illinois Farmer City State Bank You're invited to come to FARMER CITY A good place to buy your automobiles Farm machine , Shoes Mens' S1 FY s Ladies Wear, and all your other mer- chandise needs . Electric Motor Repair Co SALES AND SERVICE Eugene C . Struck Proprietor 223 East Front Street Bloomington, Illinois Colfax Cleaners Quality Service Everett and Frances Hardy Leona Winterland Bowen 's Grocery Cooksville, Illinois Campbell Feed 8. Supply Store Wayne Feeds For Best Results Phone 2481 Saybrook, Illinois Crib 8. Cradle Shop The best for your baby 424 North Main Bloomington, Illinois 110'-4 Spencer one Brothers Clarks Super l00 Sinclair Service Station Tank Wagon Service Cooksville, Illinois 1102 North Main Bloomington, Illinois Bob Johnson's Brancltville Restaurant Open 24 Hours Daily Junction 66 and 150 launder-Rite Phone 6-0220--816 North Center " No waiting- No worry No work- No parking prob1em" Open: Mon., Tues., Thurs. 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. Fri. 8 A.M. - 8 P.M. Sat. 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. Self Service STERN'S Furniture and Appliances 506 North Main Street Bloomington, Illinois Van Dylce's Shell Service Lubrication Experts Service Is Our Business Corner East 81 Locust - Phone 6-9245 Bloomington, Illinois Q2,g1f23yE'gffg,g:S Merle Norman Cosmetic wncu aunnnrus , ',,,.. aruxcs 4- :-5.12: . S tu cl ro CARUS PAINT st BODY SHOP i..w. HENNINGL-:R,c1wN:n PHDNE 5-1Cl15 BLDDMINGTDN, ILL. "Free Facia1s" 206 East Jefferson Bloomington, Illinois Phone 5324-0 Sodies Cycle Center Harley-Davidson New Used Motorcycles Bloomington, Illinois Six Points Implement Co. Ford Tractors and Implements Phone 2-5875 Bloomington, Illinois Gilloclr Beauty Shop and Barber Shop LeRoy, Illinois Phone 5851 Moss' Mobil Service The Sign of Friendly Service 301 North Walnut Street LeRoy, Illinois Phone 8251 The Coffee Mill 24 Hours Service Good Eats Hit Tunes on jukebox Clean Rest Rooms LeRoy, Illinois Van Motor Sales FORD CARS 81 TRUCKS A 1 USED CARS Phone 3381 - LeRoy Dairyland 8. Variety Sodas, Malts, Sundaes, 81 Hamburgers The Best in the West Grandpa's Root Beer LeRoy, Illinois Owens' Drive-ln Market Route 150 Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Plenty of Parking LeRoy - Phone 4741 Compliments of Saybrook Grain Co. and Feed Mill Dale Bunney, Mgr . Compliments of George H. Dunn Farmer City, Illinois Phone 2154 - 2156 International Dealer Don's Shell Service A One Stop Service U. S. Route 66 and Towanda Ave. Opposite General Electric Plant Phone 2-7905 Southtown Shell Service and Cafe Steaks- Chops -Sandwiches Good Coffee Brancltville Service Route 150-66 Bloomington, Illinois We Never Close Phone 8-8040 Jefferson Cafeteria 207 North Main Street Bloomington, Illinois Fresh Bakery Goods Each Day Davis-Tietge Sporting Goods Co. 118 South Main Street Phone 3-2135 Sorg's Jewelry "South side square" Bloomington, Illinois Guns . Ammunition . Fishing Tackle Lenox Keepsake China Diamonds Keys . Lock and Gun Repairing . Grinding livingston's One of Illinois' Great Stores Bloomington, Illinois A. B. Hatchery Your nearest source of Ghostley White Leghorns Phone 6731 Farmer City, Illinois Downs lumber Co. The Best in Building Materials Phone 301 Downs, Illinois M A R B E N ' S MEN 8. BOYS STORE Front' 8. Center Bloomington P. M. P. Store LeRoy, Illinois Hawthorne Taylor Shirts-Sox-Pants Saybrook, Illinois Snwyer's Bonded Service Station Tires - Batteries And Accessories Washing - Greasing Phone 4411 LeRoy, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF CARL'S TAP AND GRILL LeRoy, Illinois Beniamin Ford Sales Colfax, Illinois Cooksville Grain Co. Colfax, Illinois Saybrook locker Co. Custom Meat Packing Freezer Provisioner Dick Hale, Prop. Phone 2911 State Bank Of Saybrook Member of Federal Reserve Bank Phone 2 Saybrook, Illinois Reliable Auto Supply 814 West Chestnut Street Bloomington, Illinois A Complete Stock of Auto Parts 81 Accessories We Specialize in Dual Exhaust Pipes and Hot Rod Items Menno Book Store Bibles-Books-Gifts Church 81 Sunday School Supplies 623 North Main Street Bloomington, Illinois Terven's Truck Service Competitive Prices Prompt Delivery Lime- Phosphate- Gravel-Dirt Ellsworth, Illinois Murray's Hobbyland The Toy-Hobby Showcase of Central Illinois 1112 North Main Street Bloomington, Illinois Phone 097-1 Graybeal's "66" Service I Fu rm e r S Im P lem en' sto re Corner Oakland 8: Hannah Street Phillips "66" Products 701 North Main Street Complete Auto Service Tires, Batteries, Mufflers-Sales 81 Service a 'ull Bloomington, Illinois Walt Graybeal, Operator We give Top Value Stamps Road Service Phone 3-8670 67 Anchor State Bank Large Enough to Serve You Strong Enough to Protect You Small Enough To Know You MEMBER AMERICAN BA NKER'S ASSOCIATION GRAIN MERCHANTS Add-Pow'r Pistons 9 Speed Transmissions Live P. T. O. Clutches Dry Type Air Cleaners 8. W GEAR C0., INC HASENWINKLE-WALLACE Anchor Illinois COMPANY ' Gibson City, Illinois LeRoy Illinois P. O. Box l23 Kelly 's Blacksmith 8. Welding Daybrook Hydraulic Hoist Tulsa Winch Portable Welding 81 Plow Work Phone 5611 LeRoy, Illinois Mart's Welding Shop MartinWhitesel1 Portable Welding Service Custom-Built Ornamental Iron Ralllngs and Columns Phone 5684 LeRoy, Illinois 4 BOOSTERS Fashion Center leRoy, lllinois "As a Friend" J, 1 Afw1,,g-. ' we.: - ' he -. v ., 4 ,-gm. P-nw? r r - .ff -NL , - in 1 " 'S' af ,.4 1 fl f, 4 , 6? 'Wie .4 V - 1. K Q. WN. .. . f .'."5g 'S fi: 1.5 xzav IN 4 -,C X, :Pa 'fs S.-4, 3:4 A if . i, fi v'I"'." '34 -ag v... 4. dns A -ur. I Q hw! -s vf.. 'W 1 W Wil, E14 figgfw ff ,S flvu -ri, ,sw -1 dy-r. Q n if J :I y 4, nga I. , L P - ,fa , w ff x .,,. .,1 A . , mi? 97: x H- ., F, ka v. Q 4 ,. 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