Greenville High School - Graduate Yearbook (Greenville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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Careful planning for eaciz page, painstaizing prepara- tion of each init of copy and each picture, seeing that every ad was in, supervising the Business staff in making enougii money to pay for the bool?--all these things-long hours of overtime, including mucii night work-have been just a few of ,ter practices during the last twelve years. Because you cieserve it, we the GRADLV,ASTE staff of 1953-dedicate this book to you-Miss Kayser. Q49 C ' zf0z1tcm1fs--- SCIIOUI Page f Tim Xvorlcl I five ln.. f 1lcii1'ilies Page 16 nSOHl0fllillQ to Live For Htl1lv1 iL-S Page 36 Hpclflllvuy lo Victory I 190,718 page 50 7 . 1,10 Hvsl Yours of fyur l.i1'0su f 2fll'L'l'liSi1Ifj Page 85 MCYJIPCIIJPF by fill, IJOZUHN 9 J School Life - - - Tile 'xvorlfl I five In nf 5.5 ,Q Xi A ,L ev' , l V. ., 5 ii. fi i 9 ,, Q. 5. H fm ff , K vi J. '4 . A W A? . ..a if is is 8 D? na ya ' .a,............. Q ,I- x bs 1 su fr L0 classes are part of vvvry sluclvnl s curriculum ul one lfmv ur unollwr. Xfvlwllzer pllysicul or fmiologicul. ul' Ilwsv courses prove IH'll0'il'ill Cx Q uv Classes in Iyping, sllortlumcl, office pruc'tic0, unc, Inoolekeeping offer shufanls training for positions in llw lmsirwss worffl. 44 D 5 . ww? u It A ,,M.,,,,,,,.,,,,,. ,,,n, ,, .M....v.Q.,, -lk ,tg qw 'I M --Q.. 4 f- - 1 I K 'ES Ak lm +T'Yf 'l ' A rx Q 2. f 'F 2 si ' ' - , 9 Q '.X Q? m's-V'-.Qin 'Ti ,Q K H1-p?,,..,' ' I .. ? 1 W ' 'N f ,.,.x ,x - ,., -V'.1 - N' 5413 W ,J sg, ,f 5 W ENGR: H 'M 1 M11 , , 'Xe'-L .lf f..-. L at 4 'V' 'W 5 5 1 limi ,f 1: 'Ly' - mf-re., A f, '51 P2 f rf? Q, W, 4, . W, , ., ,.,,x!.w -mv-5, iris i -Qi K HJ. A W ffgfg zif, 7 , A Qfvmfff i ' . 4,, J., ,Q A' V 'in 'iff ff Qfwgj ,,,' , : 10 xff x m. fn ,af s , 5 5 if I ff if mea' 3,0494 191 5Ul1iOl'SllIClGHfS in Agrivuflurv ossisl by flooring pluygrouncl 0ifUilJlll0llf 'HHH FIOSOII FHFHI SFIIOUIS. T110 Foods floss inslrucls 'qllfllfl' llornvlncxlcers in prvpurulion of lusly um, nourislzing nwuls. C4 13 75 T110 Pllvsivuf Ecluculion program offers vvvry sluclv ilw opporfunily lo purliripulv in sporls mul IIUIIHIIIRIII vxvwisv. Communications, Social Studies. and American Historv. required of every student, offer practice in tile language arts and training for citizenship. vw,-W f Ji' lg ? 44 14 D7 IL hz, ?A . In Jerk livin A'1llfll0I7lllfiCS trains our students io illinlz and solve problems-uJwllwr in the math lnoole, or in everyday living. Q 15 sb HU Hctivities Hgozzletlli ft L f 4 1 - JE -A . 5,5 Sv K 'X A 5 zs.,-x M. X WK s wi! Q x 1 v. g 1 ,iJ.... . ar- ,J ' ,V ,Xb O .f nv 'Y' if xi' 5 -. 9' A ,H . xlax.. Nxilfw l 'Mig is 33 wwwakg my HIGH G CLUB First Row: Ann Bum-r, fiwen Spuniey, Grare Huizmri. Sevomi Row: fiurui Aiexumie-r. Kathleen Vviicii. Norma Vvhite. Thin' Row: ixiuriorie ifoxxier. Niuriiyn ifiiun, Betty Sunfiiier, Deion-s ixinu-h, Ninriiyn Ayers. The High Ciuh, honorary schoiustic organization oi' Greenville High Schooi, is com- poscci oi' all those persons who have maintained at ieusl zu 'xiii' average ior four consecutive semesters Fourth Rom: Stanley Smith. .iennne Berger. Larry Osimorixc. Ruth Vvise, Huroici Payne, jesse iiopiiins, .lim Kniini, Put PHi'2liit', Denny Donneii. George Hueler, ixiuriiyu Vviirivr- man, Cari Brown. and at ieast 51 HQ average in Citizenship. A white pin with a hiue is awarcieci at the end oi iour semesters, a hiue pin with n white HGH at the end oi eight semesters. Q Hl4AND CROLL fguiii nnci Scroii, international Honorary Soviety for High Schooi Journaiisls, consists oi Juniors and Seniors in the upper third of their ciuss who have cione superior work in some phase oi Journaiism. They must he recommencicci hy their adviser anfi approyeci hy the ilxeculive Secretary oi the internationai organization. 44189 First Rom: iviiss Kayser, Pat Pncatle, ixiariiyn Vviimi- erman. Ruth Vvise, hir. VN'hent. Semnzi Row: Denny Don- neii, Kay Hamm. The malzlate Staff Q! rl-luv IQS3 Gratlualo was pulvlislmetl untier time superyision ol ixliss Frances Kayser witli tht- llelp ol llle stall ol I6 members. rl-ll? purpose ol' tlit' stall has lwen lo present an atturatt- rt-rortl, in picture ancl in story, ol time eyenls antl avliyitivs ol tllis st'l1ool year. Stall Int-elings were In-ld on Blontlay evenings, wllen plans were marie anti assignments given. lftlitors were Nlarilyn Vviltlerman anti Pat Parallax Utlwr mt-miners ol' tlle etlilorial stall were Rulli Xvise, senior etiitor: lxlary Calnplwll, typistg Kay Pownall. assotfiate etlitorz Carl lirown. sports: Denny Donnell and lxlargie Fowl- er. avliyitit-sz lxlarilyn Ayers anti Lintla Fountain. ...nv- 2 E l l Lvl! lo riglll: ixlarilyn Vviltlvrman. 'Miss Kayser, l'at l'atalh-. ftllelldilfi KH! Hflrillll illlfl AAI!!! IXEUIPT, FIQISSUSI ixlaryloy Ronal, arl. Vlwlllx lmusiness stall' was foun- post-tl ol' Patsy Tate, .lane Xvllitv, Clnarlollt- Kallal, anti Diane Slllllll. On flctolmer IT anti IS plarilyn XN'iltlt-rman. Pat Pavaltt-, lglllll Xvist-, Kay ljownall, Patsy Tate. antl lxliss Kayser atlt-ntletl lllt- illinois Slatt- Higlm Scluool press Assoriation C0Ill1l'H'lll'f' al Cllampaign. , , ln play llw CIl'llflllUl0 sponsoretl lllt' lirsl all- srllool lormal party. Spt-vial lit-alurt-s inrlutlt-tl liavulty antl stutlent talenl, tlainty rt'lirt-slunenls ol punt'l1 anti Cooliivs antl lln' wontlerliul IllllSlf ol' Boi: linglt-is 0I'CllPQlI'il. Soulful: Flariurit- Fowler. Rutll Vvise, Kay Pownall. Pat Slfllllllllgl I7t'IlIly I,0l'lIll'II, Bltlfllyll TXXUYS. Nlilfy t1illllIDIll'H. llaiallt-. lxlarilyn Xvilzlerman, Ann Bauer. ,lane Xvllih-, Kay iliifiilll, lxliss Kayser, ixlaryloy Rnnal. Carl Brown fillarlotle Kallal. Palsy Tale, Diane Slllllll. lxol in pitlurel. Q 19 2 Left to right: Denny Donnell, Kay Haranl, lvlr. Vvheat. The G. H. S. Times, puhlished twice a month hy the Journalism class, was under the super- vision ot Adviser Robert Vvheat, Editor Denny Donnell, and Associate Editor Kay Haram. its fourteen issues helped to lceep us up to date on the activities of our school. This years Times was printed hy the Green- ville Advocate on an improved grade of paper. lnterest was added hy the use of excellent pic- tures and cartoons. The Journalism class continued last yearys First Row: Shirley Sparlin. Kay Hamm, lxlerle Kaegy. Agnes Cripe, Ronald Cooli. Sevonzl Row: lxlariorie Gruen, Nvayne Pierce, Sandra Yollunar. llarles King, Rohert Smith. Roger Klum, Orin lxlr fra:-lien. The g. H. 3. Tiizzes project-the editing of the school page in the Advocate every other Thursday. Second semester journalists, not in the picture, were Curtis Bohannon, Donna Booser, Carl Brown, Edith Donnelly, Jaclc Elam, Diclc Haas, Doris Jones, Leroy Loggins, Patsy Lohman, Delhert Maroon, Tom McKean, Raymond lxlc- Phail, Harriet Neumann, Reed Newton, Ada Nolte, Gary Pope, Dennie Reddiclc, Charlotte Renlro, .Iaclc Smith, Gene Stever, Bill Strole, Nlaloel Walker. and Leon Vvhitford. Third Row: Cilhert Bilderlrailc, Kirhy Rose, Bob lxlartin, Shirley Vollunar, lxlarilyn Elillll. I:0IU'iIl RIIIUI Dflllly DOIIIICII. XA7ll0ill. ti 44202 The Li b m ry Stu iff! lu rigiif: Aiiu- Ann inyli, imruy' SlUllllI!'I'iHii, Aiurviin iiufinuiiivr Tilis yenfs i.iiJmry stan' consistvci oi' sixhfc-n siuciz-nfs. uncier tin- supervision oi ixirs. Bucicie. Beiiorv an slucienl could iw on liw sfaii' he was re-quireci to inaixe an A grade on a iiimrary test. in aciciition to lim regular vilorc- of Cin-Cicing imoixs in and out and in-eping time library in orcier, some- oi time nu-mixers were engagvci in processing neuriy 470 new imoixs anci lllili-iillgf fiwln avaiiaimie to line slucic-nl iiody. Svulmi: Niuryiny Runul, Diane- Sllliiil. Aiiu- Ann i.uwi. .Xnn Banu-r, Pulsy Viiulv, ixirs. ifumiein-. ixinriiyn Aye-rs, Staii nu-min-rs wc-rv Que-sts ui un illiilllllll ivan givvn iyy iiw Shuic-nl l,iiH'ilFiilllS. :Xssnviulion u Grevnviiie Coiiegv. fin ixiurcii 0 liu- siuiii nth-mi eci H District i.iiJrnry Assisfunlsi nwvling all Centmiiu. infiufivfi in lime uflivilivs oi' liu- svrmui sm-uws fvr was a slaii suppc-r unci paxrly iwici in lin library. Sfuluiirlg: Kirixy Rusv, Kuy iiumnl, fiulilvrilln' linssvr. i.in1i.n i'uunIalin, ijvnllv iiunnvii. Xviinm Niniivl. xiurixu- iziillll. ci1'liil 51ilillli1'iiH'f'gl'f, Iillii ISIIIIPT. world Hem of flu Wu! ,L Q21b: l:irsI Row: Rutln Xvise. Xvilmzu I.llllt'llIll't'. Katlu-rine Kersey. filmrlotlt- lnlnnssen, lit-uv lone-s, li-aum:- Berger. Naomi ilu-lvn Nolrlu-. l,ouisi- llui-ter. Danna Ruppe. Nlnrie Kenclall, SIU' Koonfe. ililwlrna lliilu-rsou. lfarluxru Nlullxollzuul. Yir- ginian lmnnou. Null: Ni-uumun, Nlaviiu' lluntm-r. Carol .Xie-xamler, Nliss Stlu-rer. Smolul Row: liuttic' Siexer, .Xlulvlln llulxllllvr. flclessu fireen. Doris tones. ,Nun lzmun-r. llliyllis Nli-lion. lfilrm Pruitt, filmr- loltzr R1-nlro. lit-len ,lout-s. ljonnn Kinney. Betty Pryor. Cjirfs' One ol time most progressive organizations at fi. H. tlle girls' Cll0fltS, llilfl an enrollment ol lilty memlners tllis year. Under time Capalmle clirec- tion ol lxliss Vvilma Sclmerer, tl1is group partici- patecl, along witlm tile lnancl ancl boys' Cliorus, in making tin' lour concerts very successful. Officers lor tile year were lxlary Campbell, presiclent: Barbara ixlullmllancl, vice-president: ancl Donna Booser, secretary-treasurer. Librarians were lxlarlyce Elam, Sue Koonce, Shirley Cline, and Bonnie Vvieganrl. Rutli Vvise actefl as accompanist. lxlassey, lzlllll Susscnlnulu. Tliirrl Row: Nlnrilvn Xyers. llntsv l.olmmn. Slnirlev Spurlin, Bonnie Xviegaml, Starlwy lfyauis. lint thu-r.1nt'. Slnirlvv lqliue. fielievieve ixlznlielzl. Xvilmai xlollet. ixlnrilyu Xvlu-tstoue. Szuulra Xvylie. xlury finuiplu-ll. l.in4lu llnttersou, .Xvanvll lXiHHt'y. l',Ilitll ljullllvlly. Nfxrllltk clrvvlx. Nlilrlxu' lllixlll. ixlarilyn lllam. Donna lloosn-r. Ql7Oil'l IS Several soloists were euterecl in music contest: ln l1igl'1 voice: Annella Hammer ancl pat Paeatteg medium voice: ixlary Camplnell and Sanclra Vvylieg ancl low voice: ixlarilyn Ayers anfl Bar- lnara lxlullmollancl. Two ensembles: tile octet. ancl a sextet consisting ol Eclna Pruitt, Patsy Lohman, Bonnie Vviegancl. Avanell Kinney, Lintla Foun- tain, ancl ixlarlyfe Elam also representecl tht- Cllorus at Contest. ln aclclition to contest trips, time girls enioyecl a tour to Effingham and St. lilmo tliis year. tiirls' flnorus luruislwil music' lor special assi-rnlvly programs Rlllll N9lllll2illll. Nlary falnplu-ll. Sumlru Wylie. iluring llu- year. Marilyn Ayers, ami .le-anne Berger. Rutll Xwisv, Left to riglif: lint Paratte. Annu-lla llzuumer. Donna ifiooser. arunupanist. M95 W i i ' - - r'f '5BfR,lilNSlbt4w'?Sf'3 ng-Q fu ,. M. l'irNI Row: llmnrll, llillii- llilvllva. lolln lmll. lllnn-r fwni' f mu-n, NliL.- lgrnlu-I. l..n'lx lllolliglc-oi-, lnrlx fklminu Xlilf 1-.urv. li-rn l..urg1-nl, Rolu-rl Ninllv. lfrni--I llnlz nlmm l. 'li-ililx R.-.lil N1-xxlon. limi-. lf 1wr1.u lil Q' xfuv lnrrx 'II u.1m lu-r. Ruili Xviam-. mr rvlll- 'j'1,i,,1R ,,,,.: K ..,,,,,. 1l,5ui,,l. l,,l,,, 51 ,,l, H- Rlllpl, Q'A,,,.x, ljtnnl I 'iN'- Rm. fi 4-l11- Sh-xl-r. Riildml llnlu-rl. Ruxn nmvl ul lox, Lum' F.-. ffflf I R 11f.-: I' fyfll Ni-K .-...1. XX'..x l1.- IH.-r---, lf-Nw K' ..1.. pin-ll. I' rull li. l.n-rox loggim. ID 4-.1ln x Ib ..,,,,.- ll. li-W I1..m.-II, Lum l,i-lv II .n.n x, flwpvr II.-ill..-II 11'4 lui luv- Q Sli-xi-r, Rogm-r iinni. Ilii-wlw. llairlw King, if I-3 9 1 C 1 - - L 'l'llisyourilu-l1oys'c'llorlls.nnclvrilivrlirvdioil wiill lllllfll ol' ilu- lllllSii' wrillvn lor nmli- gli-4 ol fxlr. Clurlw llrnntll. lm lmcl one ol' ils mos! Vllllff- Miu-vssl'lil yi-urs. XVHI1 un i-nrollinc-nl ol' 50. tllis XXIIIUIIQ ilu- lurgjc numlwr ol songs sung gruup. along will, ilu. Imnil nngl gi,-IS' L-Imrusl lllI'0llQlI ilu- your wore' Hulllv Hymn ol' Ilw Rvpnlm hresenl:-cl lour colin-ris. Tlwsc- converts we-rc' lic- Dry BONUS' Rom' XVUYS' mul XVi l r Song rlmngf-cl from llme traclilional Suncluy alta-rnoon Tllf' fIllill'l4'l Iliflllfvfl In-low NVl'lll io 1'0Ill1'Sl we-spvrsioXN'Pcll1c-sclnyniglliprograms. Tlu-lxoys IJUVF' cDSl'0f - I-HWY H0l'r!i 0iS- NWI Rfflilm also sung nl scllool assi-lnlwlie-s uncl rnncle- ii spring Hulwrl H'l rHl 'IN' Vmul Sol f0'1'H'- tour Io Son-nlo mul Purgllnmtug, flllirers lor lluis your wore: pri-siclvlll. l.:-roy M Loggins: virefprvsiclf-ni. l.nrrv Pmourge-ois: sewn- HN' aims of 'lu' fllofus were to IPM 'U Sin! tary. Gilbert Hilclc-rlmrliz lll1'ilSlII'Pl'. Kvnnm-Ili lour-part lmrmony, Io lc-urn io rvalcl music. io sing Swim, ljslq- IAIMIS mul Cwngpg-rr ll,-3,-I,,.Il,,.1-I, lor illv f-njoymeni ol ii, :incl Io lu-voinv afquainlc-cl svrw-cl as lilmrnrinns. lyll lo riglii: 'l'oin lx'llKt'i-HI. l.nrry lsourge-ois, liirry 4,lIilFlUllillly' lllis group gnu- ilu' ml uivsn l an sg u4-1 inl Irma! in flslxornv. nncl IeilX'IllUlNl l'ox, lonr-puri IIRIYIIIUIIY. Q A s vi 'ww- uz P v - sr w vi Yf 1, 1' hh ag , 'K M lf' fi? .4 Hg. 1' ' ' W A 1 I if A , ix 'W '6 5 if V ' 15- U 7 , '1 A .. E ' S I PE 2' W is W ,gg S 3 A Q Wg? , L J Qi 3. - TL fx V n 5 veg' L f ,f ga if .1 s Q if . Y I-f 3 5 Q , W1 I , w is 3 ,ff f , f T I X f f . wk Q 'Q .1 3 rf E it K Q fl, 4 W YQ' 15 f 2? ff 1 nk: 5 5 A V, 5 is 25 I I'irsI Rum: FIN' QUIIIINH 1 IxI4'Iissa Xvausun, NIairia- Ui4'se'Iu'. fIImrIuIIv Knlliil. Conniv SmiIIi, .Iim Gin-A SPIQP. Sv4'oluI Row: IIN-IIy I'1IIl- riIIgv. NInryIin IXPIIIIIIIIIIIPT. Ilnnna KIliIll'y'. Iim lIr.n'1-Q. I, IIIri I Illini .Iim 0 as. i ' '. am. Gan' Ifil--. .XII.m ln-rivs. lIIn'ri4- I In-mIrix, Bunnie- Klilllll l'. IIIINI I'gUll'! I.l'f0X' Slllllllllf Intl, fu-orgv Inxiiig. I.arrv iIsImorn:'. IMI, f2unII. IIixi4- :X I I er s, Kay IImxnaiII. ,Ivannv Iii-rgvr, Umm Iuy-41-, Sllsim' IxInIII'II. IIAII NI1'r4i1'r, .Iim IIin1'Il. NInriIyn XviI1I- I-rmun. I'ourII1 Row: RnIpIi lar:-y. I055 Ijllrlllxu. fxnll lilrilllfr. pa I RoIninsun. N IaryIoy RnnaI, Iluris Ifimn-s, Ilul I rnnIt, .IoIm Spmll. .Ie-ssv f'aunpIn-II, .Iau'Ix Kallal, I5nI'm Bauer. CInarIvs l'nn-v, Dirk IVIuIIi0IIamI, I,an'inI SnowcIc'n, Ixarn' Ifnurgn-uis. .fXIvin YViIaIa-rinun. Qonceift 93612101 The G. H. S. Swing Band. IormecI from memIners of tI1e conci-rt Irancl pIaye-LI at many of tI1e sc'I1o0I dancvs. iN'Iost of the I1igI1 scI1ooI stucIents pIayefI in thi- IJ:-p Band wIiicIi furnished music at all tIie Iiome IJasIcetI1aII games and a few scI1ooI assemI3Iics. EnsemI1Ies not pictured are: Saxophone quarlvtz .lim I'IincIi, Pat IXIe'rcier, IXIariIyn VViIcIerman, and Jeanne Berger. Trumpet trio: Norman TayIor, pat pacatlv, and HaroIcI Payne. Brass quartet: I'IaroIcI Payno, David Essenpries, Bob Bauer. CIiarIes Carey. Vvoodwind trio: Jane VVIiite, CI1arIotte and Patsy Tate-. CIarinet trio: IVIariIyn Spies, Kathryn IIJer,q, and Virginia YI-Idvll. TromI10ne trio: AIvin WIId?TlllHIl, I.arry Bourgt-ois, and David SnowcIen. russ Svxivl: Nornmn 'IInyIor. Pal I,au'aIIc-, IxIary Can1pIwII, fvIurin0I QIuurIvl: K2lIIlIl'I'Il XViIcIi, IQIIIII Xvisn-. Inna' XYIU Inn: I,inIisIaII, .'XIvin XXIIIIIPYIIIEIII. I.arry OsImrni-. .Ioan .IusIi. First Row: Donna Lohman. lvlarylre Elam, .lane Vvhite. Second Row: Joe Vvylie. .lerry Long, Alvin Vvilclerman. Betty VVall, Betty Daniels, Shirley Grilliths. Sandra C. VV. Gal-lner. .lesse Hoplrins, Larry Bourgeois, Arlin Vvyylie. Alma lvlassey, lvlariorie Gruen, Doris Zimmer- Vfolcer, Bill N'-vinger, Dale lxlills, Boh Rench. Pat man, Pat Fmnlc, Clerla Schaulelherger. Clare, Steve Hoiles. BAND CARNIVAL The ninth annual Band Carnival sponsored hy the Band and Chorus Patrons was held Hal- l0we,en night, October 31. Among the familiar stands were the calce-wallc, fish pond, minstrel show, and country store. ln the leaturecl event ol' the evening Sandra Wylie was crowned queen, with Shirley Griffiths as her maid of honor. Pre-ceding the entrance of the candidates Mary Camphell, president ol Girls, Chorus, and Kath-- leen Wildi, president ol the Band, tool: their places on either side ol the throne. The girls and their escorts then proceeded to the stage. They were: Donna Lohman and Joseph Wylie, Cleda Schaulelherger and Stephen Hoiles, lvlarlyce Elam and Jerry Long. Pat Frank and Pat Clare, e262 .lane White and Alvin Wilderman, Doris Zim- merman and Bch Rench. Betty Wall and C. VV. Gaflner. Marjorie Gruen and Dale Mills, Betty Daniels and Jesse Hoplcins, Alma Massey and Bill Nevinger, Shirley Griffiths and Larry Bour- geois, Sandra Wylie and Arlin Vvolcer. As the Queen reached the throne lvlary Camp- hell placed the rohe around her shoulders, and Kathleen Wildi crowned her queen of 1952-53. Mr. Wheat presented Sandra with an orchid, gilt of the Greenville Greenhouses, and gifts from the Band and Chorus Patrons, Association were presented to lmoth the queen and maid of honor hy Mr. Pinlcstall. Following the ceremony the Queenls Ball was held in the lihrary. ONE-ACT PLAYS 44 27 PP Cin fjrlolwr IU, clH't'IlXIIll' lllgjll Srlmnl pri-sz-nlm-cl tlirw- um--ml plays. lJirf'1'lillgj ilu- plaiys wc-rc' Nlrs. lfuris xxclonmlis, Flr. Dmmlml I,1'llIlillQl0II. nml Nlr. Rolmvri Simpson. alssisiml lvy lyirlxy Rosi-. TIIli UNH 'l'll.'X'I' HUT fXNX'.-XY fJir01'l0cl liy ixlrs. ilrlomulis 'lglw lirsi play wus 4-nlillm-ml ml-luv Um- Vlblmi fini IXXYQIYN, il num-cly cli-ailing xxilli lin- lriuls ol' lilum- mul llIill'IAiilQl'. -l-liv vusl illfllllliill B1-ssiv llurlwr. l5urlmi'n. llull- mnn: loin limrlwr, loin Pinlislalllz xlrs. lxllllvf, lxilllfy lxlilflll C . XIIHUF. I'.llIN'I' Alflxwlng lllliylvnm- l5urlu'r. Ruili f vrvvn- woocl: Carol, Palsy Vlgulvz Iillllllil. flmr loiiv Kullnl: uml flnilmrnv Smiili. .lim llinrli. l.lFIi UI 'lillf P.-XR'IiY IJil'l'l'll'!I lry lxlr. Ponninqlou Ml.iI'i- ol ilu' l'nrly.H lln- sm-mml play. was foncernc-cl willl llw lmulmlr-s ul' an lilbtven-yvzir-olcl girl uml lu-r young:-r lmrotlic-r. Xvillxur. rl-lmsv in ilu- cus! we-rv: XVillJur Maxwell, :Xllun lxlnplc-sz H4-Hy Lou lxlnxwvll, .loam .lusiig Conniv Flux- wi-ll. Avzuwll Kinney: Airs. lxlnxwc-ll. Bonnie Vvim-Qeuicl: Mr. Maxwell. Rillpll Cari-y: Bernaulim-. June- Vvliih-1 lxlury, Pliyllis Xvusniutlig .lucly, Kay Hnrmn: Jnclx, Clmrlvs Curvy: Boll. l.isl4- Hams: Fmnli. Leroy Sunum-rlotl: Cliff. .lov Xvylivz .lm-rry, Tom Vvissinggc-r: ancl Sully. Susanne Comlw. THE TRYSTINU I'I..AXCIi Dirvdvrl fry Air. Simpson Tllv lnsl plny was Ml-lw ul-rysiing Place-.U ll was an ciily'-NilIl'iif'S mm-loclrnnm wliirli inyolyecl lllv svvrm-I nn-c-lings ull lllrvv Couplcs. Xlvinln-rs ol'il1f' rust wvrv: lxlrs. Curtis. Nlury Culnplwll: l.aim'vloi Briggs, Xvuync- Pivru-1 lxlrs. Briggs. .llaillllltx lic-rg:-rg .lvssiv Briggs. Izllill Xvisc-3 Rupcri Smilli. Holm Igillll'I'1 Nlr. lngjolcls- lmy, Kirlry Rosv: uncl ilu- NIYSlf'I'iUllN xl0iCf', .lvss lJiIl'lll'H. -,-v-r -v- Mfittle me ozftzftzcnw Jo .. Beth .. Amy .................. Nlrs. txlarch, the mother. .. Rev. txlr. txlarch. the father .lohn Brooke. l.aurie's tutor. 44 28 pp Hannah, the maicl. .. .. tyleg ........ . . . .Avanell Kinney Vvilma Laufhner . . .Kay Pownall . . .txlarjorie Qiruen . . .Betty Daniels . .Cherie H1-nrlrix ......less Darnell Laurie Lawrence, tht- hoy next floor ..... .lim Uiesc-lie . . . . .Ralph Carey Aunt txlarch, the great aunt .... .leanne Berger professor Bhaer, .lovs German lriencl .... . l-ilI'l'y OSIJOTIIQ' This play was an aclaptation ol Louisa hlae Alcottvs lmooli ol' tht- same name. It was pre- sented to large aucliences on Novemher I-4, I3, IO, and was flirectecl hy txlrs. l-. G. Baker. The Story ot' tht- tour nl-ittle Xvonmenn was hrought to like on the Ci. H. 5. stage with all the warmth and leeling ol the original hools. A toufh ot comecly was acldecl with the appear- ance of Professor lthaer. whose German acrent was portrayed so well hy Larry Oshorne. 53 sa. 1 , 'M x L 5 wwf A K - 1 .R 1 'V wa ' 'Bs ' 6 .L-L v 1 ., ' 4 4 4.4 , R, n X 'A K i bill Y ' ' lm M 'WM ' 'ff iz i L ' , :x,f?3?f'i?, K' 'Y 'sf 3 2 L Va g' , .ag Q , 'M 51:55 , f ,, iv .K F gf-'L-1' ' kt , ME ' - I 4 1 a If Ii ,g gi 2 is S3 is av iw-3 I 2 L ef ,fear . x f A A Y ' , ' ' inlaid 5 ,GAA 3 . A M Q K. QQ 6 Q 1 3 ' E nv X sf aj ,E ,Q JE L,,. -IQN.. if A55 ,Q 2345 FUTURE HQMEMAKERS OF IVIERIC llu- Cvreenvilll- l-.H..-X. clmpter llas experi- vncerl a succs-ssllul yt-ar uncle-r tlme guiclance ol' olrs. Doris Aclonlatis, ancl tlu- prvsiclent, lxlarilyn Siu-ss, wlio attc-nclc-cl tlu- State l.eaclc-rsllip Train- ing Camp lust sunnner, Greenville was awarclm-cl a zertillicate lor ln-ing llu- Honor Clmpter in Sec- tion lv-on lntcrnational floocl Nvill. -l-lw otlu-r olllicm-rs lor tlu- year were: vice-presiclent, Dorf-ene rl-urley: secretary, Nlarioris- Crue-nz treasurer, Ava- nell Kinney: llistorian, Sllirlcy Cline: parlia- nu-nlarian. Harriet Neumann: reporter, Alalmel Xxlallaerg clegra-4-s clnairman, lxlerlf- Km-gy: and rl-creation leaclvr. Nancy Alarti. rl-lie cliaptcr carric-cl on many 1-nioyalmle activif ties cluring tlle ya-ar. rlqllese incluclc-cl a lxlotlmvr- llaugluter lmanquet in Now-rnlver, ancl a Daclfly Date niglxt in Nlill'Cll. TIN- clmapter entertains-cl l'ligl1lancl, ancl visite-cl lxlullmm-rry Grove, in joint meetings. A senior party ancl an F.ll.A. lmirtllclay party in lxlay were otln-r social activities ol tlue vear. TIN- ollliicm-rs atlenclerl tht- House ol' D1-lc-gates inc-4-ling in St. l-ouis wllerm- Nancy lxlarti was 1-If-cred section secretary. A group also attenclecl tlwe Spring Rally wliiclm was In-Ill at tlu- Alton Senior Higlm Sclxool tlwis yt-ar. Ont- clelegatc. lxlarie Kendall. will lie sent to l.:-aclt-rsllip Train- ing Camp at Bloomington. lllinois. cluringj th.- inontll ol Juni-. Nancy lxlarti was 4-lectecl as onl- oll six cle-lt-gates lroln our clistrict to att:-ncl tlu- National l:.H..-X. Convention ,luly 2-0. lfinl lfmc: Marin- .ln-nm-1 Sylxia Kat-sy Us-lon-s llarris Nina .Xllu-rl l'aI Kaiser ,lr-anlu-Ile Mm-llc-r Naoilu l,asl1 .S'wr'unrl Razr: Kallu-rinv Ke-rs:-v lilcmlu Scllzulfn-llu-rut-r Gm-in-xii-xv Klavfil-lcl joann ,lolinston Rosalie lllani Hu-lyll Nolrlu- llz-lty 'llroul Doris Zilullu-rxllau Xlilcllt-'l Siunllouds Rutll Gu-rlmooml Suzanne 'lioxu-ll Ifff m Ri-flu: Nancy Marti ,In-anime Yonliunq Marie Kenzlall Marilyn Sun-ss Harriet NA-ulnanll Dorf-elle Turley Annpearl Kohler Merle Ka:-My Shirley Cline- Malwl Walker Mrs. Aclonmtis Wilma Moll:-t Maxine Smith Betty Wall Nvla l'oIIhast Marjorie Crm-n Geralclim- Leirlllz-l' Ruth N:-ulnann Nlaxine llunler l'al Frank .Xvann-ll Kinney cc 30 up Fin! Rauf: Fill! Huw: l M' fluff Rum: GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIG The G. A. A. is all organization ol all lligll school girls wllo wish to pelrtiripiltc- in sports. The girls ezlrnz-cl points XYlllClI wt-re ilpplic-tl towarcl llotll lorall zlncl state ilwarcls. ixlzlny fi. A. A. llN'l11lJt'l'S 4-lltt-rl-cl lllt- lirvv- lllI'0XX' tllllrllillllellt ill hlelrcll. rl llc girls were rutvcl against those ol Olllltl' srhools. On F4-llrllzlry T, ten girls we-nt to xyilllililllkl to il play clay wllf-rf' they pflrtiviputvcl ill wlrim-cl sports. Marilyn lilaln Marjorie Fowler Kay llilftllll Ann Bauer lim-tty .l0llt'S lll-lf-ll Jones Rulwrra Reynolds lflisa fiooclsoll Axalllvll Kinncy .lznle White Nzlrylny Rona! li.-lly lillllidgv :fnnll Rozr: Mrs. W1-lull Us-lorvs FI'llt'll Bvtty Skillllllifl' Virginia Yelrlrll Ruth Wist- l':lr l'zlr'nIIr' lie-ny Dllnivls .Irfan .lnsti ,Im-anlne Bm-rLzrr Della l't-ls-rson Marilyn Wiltlvrlllml Km' Pounllll Murilyll Ay:-iw Blll'l11lrzl xfllllllllliilltl Louise Lnrlt' jeallllctlc Mzxplrs fiJlllll'l'llN' flihxvl' Margie Fill- Nmnli Massl-v Marilyn W'ln'lslnm' Ruthie Smith Sllliillllt' Mollcll Ann Larilner Kill-da St'llalll'z'lllf-r'2t'x' Mllrylin Buclnlliller Di-lore-s Harris l'l yllis w'85llllllll Btarlyrt' Elan: Gm-llevim-V0 Mavfield . V' Nina :xll7l'l't ' Susanne Conlllc Betty Trout Kzltllerille Km-rsey Donna Kinney Frxnres Fisher Pat Men-ier Sul- Konnre Dian? Slllllll Ruth 4iI'l'K'lHS'00d l.l2lY0lllll' Kooncc Palsy Tale Annvllzl I'llllIl!Ill'I' Doris BlIllK'S Dixie Arkrls hilll'il'y'll Childm-rs Carol Stanton cill3l'l0lll' Kallal Pu: Rohinson Doris Zllllllll'!'lll3ll Wilma Moll:-I Sh rlry Cline Anllpearl Kohler Bal'llzll'a lilllifllliill Palriria Frank 4312 IAIIIOIIQ the nctivitic-s ol tllis yt-nr we-rv lllt' llnyriclv llvlcl ill tllv lull. lllc' trnftitiollul alll-clnx' initiallion ol now llH'llllJf'I'S, liolloxvvrl lly il snppol' alncl l0l'lllill initintion llvlcl alt thx- lligll srhool, illlfl El Sport Night to wllirll Illl'llll7l'l'S ilivilml gm-sts. llll' ollircrs lor l0'32-N753 wort- hlelrilyn xxfllilttflllilll. prc-sicle-nt: Kay lJ0XVIIilll, YlCl'-lJI'l'Sl- cient: ixlnrilyn Ayt-rs. secretary: illllt Dt-llll ljvtvr- son, lrmlsurer. lxlrs. Xvcllll. girls' lJlIySll'ill Cflllfil- tion lvnrllc-r, was the alclvisvr. Q lc i Io riglil: filen Izt'lltliIlA. liliarles Kerscll. ljranlilin Let to Riglrt: Ronalrl fouls, Roller! Vvllite, l,arrv 'I-llill'lU'l'. t 1 2 l l'iml4ett, lv-ltlr Parlus. l,aNlar fvruen. ljulc liartli, fasper Arlin Vvolier, .laclx Paxvelslii, l'4lell lngles. Nvavne l.ong. llt'illlt'llN'1li, cillilTlt'S il-one-ll. .It'l'Ty Xxlilll. lqilllflll' RUSl'll- FUTURE Time F. F. A. is a national organization ol llovs lllill. enrollecl in vocational agriculture. its main purpose is to give tile lmoys clillerent experiences outsicle ol tlleir regular classworli tllat will malte tlieln lwetter citizens ancl leaclers in time lielcl ol agriculture. The ollicers attenflecl tlie National Convention at Kansas City in October wliere tliev saw Lewis Britton receive time ixlational Soil ancl Vvater Conservation Cllampionsliip. Tlie Czreenville Parliamentary Procerlure Team, composed ol Britton, Vvolcer, Kerscli, Kaegv, ancl Bollannon, placecl secoml in time State Contest. alter winning tile Section and District Contests: Lewis Britton was namecl State Champion Cliairman lor liis worlx on tllis team. Neal Turlevis Holstein lieiler was selectecl as Allefxmerican Junior learling luv time National Holstein Association, ancl a picture ol tl1e lmeiler ixlax forties. liugene foppeclgr-, Bill Slf0ll', Raymontl Almljllail. FARMER appears on tlieir i053 calenclar aml National Nlagazine. Frank Joy, representing time illinois Pmanlxersi Association, presentecl a plaque to time local cliapf ter for lacing the most outstancling in Section 2l. Sears Roelnlclc presentecl tlue cllapter witli a plaque lor showing time most progress in Soil Conservation in Section QI. Again Greenville F. F. A. was presentecl a plaque lay tlie St. l.ouis Cliamlmer ol' Commerce lor winning lirst place at tlie National Stock Yards Vo-Ag lxlarlteting' Day. Stuclents lronl lyotli lvlissouri anal illinois attencl tliis. ancl Green- ville is still time only illinois scllool to receive a lirst place awarcl. in competition witli 20 scliools ol Section Ill. Czreenville won seven ol the twelve Proiect Awarcl plaques, as lollows: Britton. soil ancl water man- agementg Kerscli, slneep: Vvolter, rneclmanicsg Cruen, electrilication: Kaegy. swineg Towell, l.elt to Riglit: Billie Haynes. ixlaurire Hunter. fiarv Sea' left to Riglit: Bill fiunningliam. .lann-s .Xrlu-rnian, lfrnest lxaugli. Larry .-Xlclerrnan. lfrnest l islier. Burn:-ll Neu- llulaml. Us-an Untcrlwrinlc, farl Bartln. lfugene Damn, mann, Frecl flninilen, 'llmmas Kulm. Paul luring, lllvin Roy Rirlings. fliarles Vvliile, Neal Turley. Nt'lSClll. t.1'tt to Right: Setnton tinllner, t-llrtis tilltlilllllttll, Rirhnrrt Lett to Right: Rotvert ftnnttun. t.enn Xxftlittont. ttrul ' rg Dill Ntrll Pull ttf-Q Xtrftrutun tl t I' I r YI tu Xttnn C' XX Korner. Naymonmt Non ttuf. 2 ' . ' s. A t- . 1 . avi: isle. . an - . - , . manlm. Cattner. Ftartin Pertxius. Q F M E R I C A satety: anct Carter, home heautitieation. Since these contests were startect, Greenville has won more than any other Chapter in the state. Fourteen memhers attenctect the State Con- vention where Charles Kerseh, Lewis Britton, Rieharct t.ehn. anct Vvayne Vvernte receivect the highest ctegree conterrect hy the State Associa- tion. the State Farmer Degree. Thirty-eight lnemhers exhibited pure-tlrect tive- stoctc in the VofAg Fair at Salem, tttinois, where Kc-rsch was namect the Champion Sheep Show- tnan anct Neat Turley was Reserve Champion Dairy Showman. Kersch had the Grand Cham- pion ram anct Reserve Champion ewe, Bitt Strote hact Cranct Champion gilt, anct Neat Turley hact Reserve Champion temate over att hreects and ages. Most ot the stuctents made entries in the Section 21 Poultry and Grain Show at Patotca, anct reeeivect more htue ritphons than ever before. Greenville enterect tutt teams in hoth Section anct State F. F. A. ctairy, tatstoetc. poultry, anct grain jurtging Contests. I.:-tt to Right: Rotmert Nzutt3', Donatct txtetson, tfmtwarrt Richie. Raymomt Kemtatt, ,terry t.argent, txtr. tiroctc. .tohn Galt. The Chapter tract ITS present at their fireen- hanct tnitiation in fyetotmer, when they invitect their parents, sponsors ot the tf. tr. A. tfounctation trom Section QI, anrt representatives ot Distrirt U. tttinois Bantiers Association, to attenct the meet- ing. The ten LA. lyoys matting the highest gractes in att sehoot suhieets rturing the tirst semester were given a tree one or two ctay trip to the Farm anct Home Vveeti at the University ot tttinois in Fehruary. The otticers this year were: Charles Kerseh, presictentg Curtis Bohannon, vire-presictent: Rich- arct Cooper. secretary: Artin Vvotxer, treasurerg htax Kaegy. reporter: anct Casper tteiehetheeti. sentinel. The Chapter has I03 memtmers, some ot' whom are hoys who have heen out ot' school as many as three years. The attenctanee at the monthly F. F. A. night meetings ran trom torty- tive to sixty-tive memhers. The tj. tr. A. has just comptetect the most suecesstut year in the history ot the chapter. Lett to Right: t.toy1t .tahnssi-n. tfart ttare. xtr. ltr: .tames tfrueh. t.arrv ttettiger. tfreetanmt Uermann. N E E 7 F Ht1aletics--- lUnt111my to 'Victory sn! rv-v.a gm , QM f-sw Du D as N' N VARSITY CLUB i 1 i 4 i fiirsi Rum: VX'uyin- ilierie. finir' iiurris, Ruynxunri ijnx, fiurtis igliililllllllll, .li-sse iinpixins, itiii Ni-vinyl-r. S4-rmui Rom: Roger Guin. Stun Sllliiil. iinries King, fnri Broun, ,iiin Ui:-si-in-, ,ioiln ioyre. ilnie Dixie iinns. .iiin Kuiini, Air. Silva. ilifiirri Row: ,lim Slew-r. L4-my Loggins, .iniin Baumgzutner, Deiirert ixiuroon, Fiuiroim iXim.'Xiisli-r. lfourlii Row: ixir. iximljnrtiiy. Rnianli Hutu-rt. -iiiltt Varsity Ciuim is si new organization in Varsity ietters are given in traeii, imseimii, tennis, fi. ii. S. tiiis year. Pinus tor time ciuin were begun QOH, and i'J6Siif'fi7fiii- u y in time spring oi ,52 and oilticers were eiecteci, but Some Oi the highlights Oi 'iw Cillb S 1052- 53 season were time trip to tile ilociiey game in St. Louis, time basicetioaii game with time maie iacuity members of Community Unit' No. 2, anti time regular meetings and artivities were not started untii iusl Septelniwr. AAIIYOIII' NVil0 ilIlS f'ilrll6d El XIZIFSHY ICHCI' in trip t0 599 the Glgbetrgtlerg play the CNQHQ-Q0 fi. H. S. is entitieci to meminersimip in time ciutx. Stars at time Arena in St. Louis. CHEERLEADERS First Roni: iinrriet NVIIIIIEIIHI, ij:-iin Peterson, fxilllii ixinssey. i.2ll'I'y rTil?liiiPF, Sernrui Row: ixiuryiuy Ronnt, .ionn ,iusti. inyie Kuiln, Putty ixierrier. BASKETBALL Tliis loclxer room scene seems to clepict time typieal siglit wliiclr appearecl in our clressing room llirougliout tire season. Tile iniury list wimicil spanned time season equalled il' not excelled any wlmicll line Flyers iiave ever llact time misfortune to encounter. Tire rnislmps of sprained anlcles, lmacli injuries, anti time ilu epiclemic would seem to ine a large t'l10lIQ'll pill to swallow. Yel, it was lar lrom stopping liere. Vve went into tile regional witli lour ol time varsity out ol colnmission: Dicli Haas witli a lurolten ixancl, Curt Boliannon witli a lmleecting leg muscle, and Jesse Hopkins and Gary Pope lxotlm out witli llle ilu. 37 PP Left lo riqlil: iflliott VX'iegmul Xvayne Pierce .linl Kallal lxir. Siren Rolantl Hulmert 'lalcing lliese circumstances uncler consitler- ation one can appreciate Ilie lourteen regular season victories even more tlian lyelore. Coacii Sliea was fortunate in one sense, tllouglmg lie liacl a capalmie lmencli to lall lmaclt on, This is, perlmaps. tile lirst time since Siu-a lwgan coaching in Greenville live years ago llmat lie inns lmeen almle to sulmstitute freely witiiout saerilicing points in return. Tile lirst eiglit lmoys on time Var- sity were nearly equally lmalancecl in almility wllicii gave us capable reserves at lmotll tlie lorwarci and guarcl positions. ':if'Sf 'QOIUI Shfil ctqllilflly. ciarl INSHNVII, t3Elfy !,Up4', DHL' IHIIIOS Kiillill. Ililili. SIEIIIIVY Smillx, S4-vurnf Row: Xvaynv Pim-no Olanage-rl. ,lvsw Hopkins. Alvin Xxyilclm-rlnall. lvrlm-ll lnglrs. Dvlln-rl Nlarom Hill N1-mug--r, fiuriis ISU! .1..,,1f,l1. Rall .fmf I lluh.-rr Olumgf-0. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1952-1953 Flyvrs Ca rfvls GHS OPP GHS OPP Nov. 'I-IIFFP Vantlalia -10 P12 Dm: The-rv Cjilllljliifl . 33 -IN D011 Here- Hillslmro 3-I SS ,JVQI TIN-rv Slwuayviu -H -ll D1-r. Tlwn- Higlmlancl . . . 33 30 DME. Hvre Sf. Elmo T2 V10 .lan. H1-rv Roxana . . . -ll If lan. TIN-rv l.ih'l1Iqivlcl , . . 'IN 00 .lain H1-rv ciilllflliiil . 30 '10 Jan. Tlwrv Pmvflwallo . TU 33 Jan. Tlwre Carlylv . . 3I 15 lan. VTIICYK' Kincaicl . . .. ON 31 Jan. He-rm' Hifllllilllll . . . 07 3l Jan. H1-l'c Xvilllflilliil 30 30 Jan. The-re Roxana . IU nl Jan. H4-re xlaclison . . ., T2 OU FPIJ. He-rv ljfclnliielfl . . . 37 3S Pvlr. -Hwre Hillsboro 30 00 li-ly. Tlu-re Pana . . . 60 OT Fm-lm. He-rv Bcllmalio . 35 H PPIJ. Her? Taylorvium- . . OS 35 Fc-lm. TIN-rv Nlatlisnn 35 33 44 38 DD BASKETBALL CADETS To anyone who is loolcing into the future ol Greenvilleis haslcethatl teams there is indeed a hright outlooli. The Cadets with their I7 wins and 5 tosses have given everyone a confident feeling that good haslcethall can he expected in the tuture. included in the Cadets losses ol this year were two one-point defeats, one by Roxana, 54-53, the other hy lxiadison, 51-50. Had these two games gone the other way, as they easily could have, the Cadets would have totalled I9 victories, a liigure which registers well in anyhodyis hooli. ixtuch credit tor this excellent record must he given to Coach lxlccarthy. He produced a win- ning team even though he was forced to use his center. Alvin Vvilderman, sparingly. so that Alvin might he fresh as possihle when he was called upon to play center post tor the Varsity. To single out one or two players and give them credit tor the excellent recorct, would he ilnpossihle. Certainly. though, the winning col- umn would not he so long it it werenit tor the continual driving and constant defensive hustling ol sophomore Louie Loman. Nor could the Cadets have done without the rehounding ot Tom pint:- stalit and his ahility to matte his leit-hand shot as he hrolce from the corner into the tieyhole and consistently scored. Beside Alvin, there was another outstanding rehounder, Boll Brown. a lireshman, who. although only 58 , could rehound with hoys who exceeded him in height as much as six inches. His jump shot was a certainty and he was one ol' the Cadets' top scorers lor the season. Ron Johnson was the other memher ol' the starting live. Call Ronny a lloor man, a spartx plug, or what you may, he was the one player who held the team together and could he depended upon to play good halt every night he played. Ronny was small, an excellent hall handler, and a good shot from anywhere on the lloor. Kent lxierry was called upon often and could talce over the joh ol liorward or guard as the need arose. Kents scoring ahitily seemed to come in spurts and on his good nights he could he greatly instrumental in the Cadets. ottensive attacli. The Cadets certainty had a good season and the quality ot the hasleethall they displayed throughout the season was outstanding, lrtfit R0tt'I izlllllltl' .l0llI1SOH. littlltf' IAOITIIIH, lxlllllltillilllti. lillll I5f0VVl1. ,ltlll ciI'tlXl'S. ixlllly ,ltllN'S. Xxiiegand Otanagerl. Spcolut Row: 'lim Daily. Kent lxterry, 'liom Pinltstall, :Xlxin xxytltlvflllllli, lxiilce Bruner. tnxxell linne. tflhert tilt-nu-nts, ixlr. lxlrtiarthy tfioarhl, 439 up jx J 'w W I4 I 4 1 3 ? I 'E f1 n 1 1 1 I 4 4 1 I 4 i 1 ,be 1 1 15214 .1 1 1 1 . I U tal ' 1' X 51 Pi ag' 1 111 1' if gf fix. 235' ff .1gpy , V 4155 5,1 1, 1,. Q'X11f' i?1fm,1Ff Xif :Ll'11!,',1A- flg 13 I 3 fx ft-1 if 'i 'XV' +1 qi, f'f', 1 f' XV' wig 991351 'lj lx 1' f,, v. N H1 g:Z 3 5' 'N i 1 1 1 , y . , . 1 E I 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 ' 1 1.1 , I5 is !3'11,?qi 1,JN img Q11 JS ' :I ' ! 1 Q I 1124 41? 1 fi 1 1' 'W 1 2 .1 . 2 ' 1 A , gif .3 I . '11 1 .' I KM 4 I 1 1 . 1 E1 f 2l1C'g!Q,'1' K 1'l! I 11 11- -xi' U1 V ' 1 1 , ,1 , '1 -- ' 1 . W W 11 1 Z K ' 1 Apt! f 1 .1 V1 1 11 1 1, HJ ' ' ' 1 f 11-1 1,1 3 bl 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 H U15 V 11 1, Q ag f .5115:4i5f1f 1,11 1 1, lfxniall' 1 b X lit I Ill!! 5'fl IISFIHQPI' 1' I l!ilS'5. flillllll-'lin 1'lY IT-FK! . 'L 1 a QE, V 'flair ' . X . fi ' ' J ' H f X N F , X L ,K as 2 gg nik W' 55 ' A X Y A ' . . J R . .p s 1 5 ,U , 'Q-K is X' ' vfiiwwiwf fg- R 4! 'Y if 4 1 f QQ ! s.. ,. ., 1.1: , hggg,fv,Qk'fgzggX:,l,, QU K s-iv: f.,w,. My 'Y My M I., F rr, i 3' 4 K Wy n' If M91 . ,Q .F w - fy. v it Na In 'Z ' 3 G ,Art ,Q m,,k',L'QA55!l .ul ,, y 'X fi-4? ' , 5 A ed V ' 1-1 , 1 N l'i'H:., .W y.,.......,. uAfw ' I, W gs fa mnwd' s.3':..'g I .. 51' , x3Q0'4 .y 5,2 Jpm QM? Mfooleitlg lbrrclezerrrolii Selecting time liigjllligllts ol tllis yearis lmaslxet- lmall season presents quite a prolmlem. Xvitlm llour- teen regular season games ancl two tournament games in tlle winning eolumn one Can easily see tllat tile Hlmig momentsu were numerous, lirequent. ancl equally exeitingf. Certainly one eoulcl not attempt Io summarize time yearis lmaslietlmall aeeomf plislnnents witliout mentioning tire Flyers' vietory over Taylorville on time liome Court on Felmruary 20: nor. woulcl a summary lie eomplete witlmout ample comment on tlne Flyers' I2-point vietory over ixlatlison. a team wiuieli playefl in tile State Vi-ournament last vear illlil was ratecl I-itll in tile state tllis year. Tlie I0-point vietory over Higjll- lancl on ,lanuary 20 must also lle rnentionecl. Not only liflllll tile winners' eirele eoulrl wt K'lt00Sf' Ulligf l1l0llN'ItlSUI NYC li0ltlCl illfllllli' tilt lll'ilt'i-lJI'PilliillLf games witli ljtelilielcl. lliglilancl J , , .. illlil iilltil, lI'0tIl XYIIUIII till' i'ly1'l'S Slllll'I'l'li UIIl'- point rleleats. lnto tile yearis lmaslxellmall iliQllliLIillS eoulcl ln lmrougllt tin- fiaclets' reeorcl ol' IT wins ancl 3 losses. 'ilk' lllI'K'f' S0llllUlIl0I'l'S illlll lXYO ll'1'SllllH'l! tlrat eonstitutecl tlie starting live ol tlie it team liacl a reeorfl tlnis year tliat cleserves a plaee ol ltonor in time lmaslvetlmall summary: in all. tlle lwaslietlvall season ol I032' 35 X'-US il Qoocl 0lll', ilttil iltt' lI'illllS I't'Ct'iN't'tl litlt support lrom tlle entire stuclent lmocly. GULF l.ell to Rigqlll: Ronalil fiooli. ,lalnes Graves. Ritlrarfl Niulliollantl, 'lions ljinlistall. ixir, llmalver. .lim Kallal. Nlr. l5illi1'l'lliIll several new lmoys report lor Lfllili Diela Nlullmollancl. ii-ilk' greater part ol tlme team tliis spring. iiilmose lmoys wlmo returnecl from last was somewlnal inexperieneecl, lmut tire lxoys playa-ci yearis team were .lim Kallal. Tom Pinlqstalii, ancl in meets at Higlilancl anml il-aylorville. ancl several Steve lloiles. Out lor time lirst time were Ron lmoys were enterecl in tlie clistriet play-oils on Coola, ,lim Davis. .lerry Long, ,lim firaves, ancl Nlay 0. 355 TENN S First Row: Jesse Camphell, Ernest Huland, Dale lvlills. Gene Stover. Second Row: lxlalcolm lxlcfxlister, Jesse Hopkins, Jim Kallal, lwlr. Vvlleat. Avo! pirturecl: Stanley Smith, Nevinger. The tennis team had, among its numher, tour letter-winners from the 1952 team. Those were Nlalcolm lwlcfsxlister, Jesse Hopkins, and Jim Kallal, seniors, and Dale Mills, a junior. Others who rustled for a place on Coach VVheat's squad were Stanley Smith, Boh Rench, Gene Stever, Jesse Campbell, Harold Hannum, Bill Nevinger, and Ernie Huland. lvlatches were scheduled with Roxana, Elllingv ham, Edwardsville, Pana, and Collinsville. Although this year's record has not equalled those ot previous years, the boys have gained much experience and training in sportsmanship. It is hoped that next yearys record will he improved as a result ot this. TRACK The traclc season this year was prohahly highlighted mostly hy the quadruple meet which was held at Roxana and included Roxana, Madison, Highland, and Greenville. Roxana tooli the first place honors of this meet. Madison was second, and Greenville and Highland finished in the third and fourth spots, respectively. Third place in this meet was not any discredit to the Flyers hecause very few points separated the first, second, and third places. This was the tirst meet of the new Midwestern Conference which was initiated this year. K44x varsity cteteat. yietory lJf'liOI'C' BASEBALL St'?lS0ll Cilll lk' 6iIStly Sllll1ll1ill'tZl'Ct Silyillff uSll!'FOSSlilll.u rrilt' Tlle tall lmasetmall team went tile wtiole season wittlont snltiering one single Tire liirst game was ptayert at Colleen wittl time Flyers elailning an easy NYttll l'llHS to C0l:fl'9I1'S Ollf' Tllll. TNYO lIl0l'l' Ollt-Ol'-t0VVl1 ,QkllIN S l'0ll0XYt'Cl time Flyers playeci on time-ir tmme ctiarnonctz tire liirst at Ramsey wtlere Greenville won in a close lmattle wiricti was ctecictect in tire linal inning wittr a seore ol 0 to 5. 'litre next game was playect wittr St. Pant ot' lilifjlllillllt. Greenville lent all- witlm tive runs in ttie lirst inning anti lu-pt atleact tire wllole game encting witlr a leacl ol tlrree runs, 8-5. Tire linal game was playent at irorne against Colleen. Greenville foastect tile entire game anti enctect NYittl a 2I-2 vietory. Spring luaselmall was playect in G. H. S. tllis year lor time lirst time in many yt'itl'S. lilt' I't'SllilS ol ylill' S QEIIIIUS XYl'l'E'Z Sept IO Colleen . . Sept 25 Ramsey . . Sept 24 St. paul .. Sept. 20 Colleen . , . .-Xpril 0 Higtilannt . . :Xpril I3 St. Paul .. April IT' Mactison . . April 21 Calrolxia , . Flay T' Roxana . . . r rrru 1 R :rr1': tolrn lgill llrl gart lnz- r. fiary l,lll 1i'. Stanley Snnitli fill-n Remtrting, Dirt: ilaas. Carl Brown. Toni lxteKean, Jesse tloplcins, De-lluert Flamon. ,tim Kallal. GHS Opp. .. I3 I . 0 'S . S 5 ll 2 . U 2 . 5 H . I II . 3 T . 4 5 Serorut Row: ixlr. Mmtwarttuy. Xvayne lliene. llarles King Kent Fla-rry, ixiilee Bruner, ltill Nevinger, Rnlanrl llnluert Don Rec-ft, Bot: Brown, 'liemt Davis. Runalmt .tolinsan, Gale Harris, Str. Sluea. qc 459 BOY ' I TRAMURALS fi. H. S. has had a yery successful intramural program this year, thanlis, mainly, to the large numher ol hoys who turned out to participate in the noon-hour athletic program. Under the direction ol hir. ixlccarthy, the hoys were divided into various teams according to classes, with team captains in each sport. The juniors and seniors dominated most ol the play, hut the sophomores had their glory also. The freshman, who didnt win any championship, at least gained yaluahle experience lor the coming years. During the warmer days ol early tall. Dale lxlills and his junior team wallxed oljt with the solthall championship hy defeating' the seniors T to 6. lt was a well- played game and the juniors are looliing forward to next year and a repeat championship. Vvith lloothall next on the list, it was pretty much ol a three-way scramble ljor the title. The seniors' team. led hy Leroy Loggins, proved to he too much in the clutch, however, and walked off with the prize. The higgest surprise was Louie l.oman's sophomore team, which tooli second place. Basketball was divided into two leagues, the senior, composed of juniors and seniors, and the junior league, composed of freshman and sophomores. Champion ol the senior league was the senior team ol Leroy Loggins, while Vvalter Gorlineys sophomore team won the junior league title. ln the play-Olly. the seniors heat the sophomores two games to one. volley hall and tennis were the last intramural sports ol the year. Because of their greater experience, the upper classmen dominated these also. It has indeed heen a good year in the intramural program. C4 46 75 GIRLS' INTRAIVIURALS The girls have enjoyed a very exciting intramural program this year under the direction ol lxlrs. Leah Webb. All of the games were scheduled during the noon- hour which accounts for the large numher who participated. Approximately IOO out ol ISS girls have played in at least one sport ottered during this activity hour. The Soccer Tournament was the highlight ol' the fall activities. Four teams tooli part with eleven players on each team. The games were close and exciting. Three teams tied lor lirst place which called lor elimination games. Noma VVhite's team lticlcecl its way to victory. The following were her very ahle teammates: Patsy Lohman, lxlaryloy Ronat, Betty Jones, Helen Jones, pat Franlc, Sue Koonce. Shirley Sugg, Shirley Cline, and Jenny lwlayltield. Basleethall, one ol the most popular sports, hecame the activity lor the winter months. The tournament was played olzl according to classes. There were one senior. two junior, two sophomore, and two freshmen teams. The interest was high, the competition lceen. With many hard-earned victories, Norma Greelcs junior team drihhled its way to the coveted title, 'Baslcettaalt Champions . The following champs will he the team to heat next year: Norma Greelt, Doris Jones, lxlargie File, Cherie Hendrix, Patsy Lohman. Cathy Casser. Phyllis lxlelton, and Charlotte Rentro. Then the girls got volleyhall uh-ver.. and ninety-eight girls signed up lor the tournament. There were eleven teams. Doris Jones' and lwlarylin Buchmiller's teams were the winner and runner-up ol' hracliet one with hlarjorie Crum-n's and Harriet Neumanrfs teams the winner and runner-up ol hracltet two. These lour teams played lor the championship. Other noon-hour activities ol' the late spring included solthatl, tennis, and hadminton. 44 47 ab Ypeopleu- MTIIU Best Years C Df CDM' five e482 qu P ,ax J, 'i'4'-V H' W ,-wt f L s 1 I 5413 5 , 2 ' A 'X - f .sf Q 5, , J, ' mi Auf. . ,f f' ,,.,..,,,,, ' V A 0 -urn, K .T flf dn, -I 13 'SZLYFWEWQETK MW, ,, fe, MM1LN?EEYi-.,.,, 1.57457 1 Y Pi A EXW FEW ins. gi LW., 'L. 1 1 95--r ., es, , , . ' 1 sin!-., '-as. 5 , ' 5 lyti to Right: nir. Hugh Piliicstnii. Fir. i mnis .ioy, ixir. Ray King, Fir, Rolwrl fivntvnmn, ixir. i.onis cif'lIl'll. .lflfli qxltllllitllll. ixliifiltll l1'lllll'l', Nxrgilliil Xvi!SS0lH'i. IDZIIK' SKIlillI'4Hll'I'gt'I'. BO RD OF This your marks tin- In-Qinning of Bond CountyCommunityUnitNo.2,ofwi1ic't1fi.H. S. is Il purt. Our new srlioot lmoarci Consists of E rc-prose-ntulives from time entirt- unit. The primary lllll'p0Sf' oi' our new lwonrci has imc:-n the lmettc-rment oi' 4-cluc'ntion tllrougilout the 1-ntirv unit. To orgjnnizz- the nc-w ttistrirt in ex ps-rioct oi ttmree we-vlcs wus il trvmentious taste. A major project ol' liris yt-nr was ltw promotion oi tl iuuiictinq program Ivor una- Community Higil School for ltlc onlin- unit. ixir. SfllilllI.i'HH3I'QC'l' wus vlectt-ct prvsi- Mltw I IM , I -giisfzszfm ixir. Hugh pinicstatt Supvrin lvncient Foutlwrn Illinois flats- Nnrlnnl Univ-rsity: ALS., linivn-rsily ol Illlliilllil KSOD DUCATIO cient, anci iViiss Virginia Vnssonm-i wus nppointe-tt as secrt-tary to ttu' imoard. ivir. Pinkstnti, former Supvrintt-ncivnl oi' ttu' Qirevnviilv City schools, was nppoinlt-ct Superin- tendent of tin- nc-xy unit. Ht- 'ms works-cl untiring- ly to proviclv 1-quni ectuuxtiomni opporlunilivs tiflrougtiout all tlw scliools. Fir. VX'Iu'ul 'ms von- Iinuvcl tlis clutivs us prinriput. unrt inns ttlllfjllt om' Ciuss of Journalism eurir svnlvstt-r. in autctition to sup:-rvising tin- fi. H. S. Tinws. ...ia-in 'J Wir. Robert Vvtleat Principal Journalism, Sciiooi papa-r B.S., Illlliilllil State' Vliviuin-rs' Follvgv 1-lie-rrv Iiilllflql BLA.. lnclinnn Stanh- Teactwrs' College tit-rrv llnutvi Nlrs. Doris Adonmlis Hmm' lil'0ll0lllii'S 1, ll, Ill Hb.. l IIIXUTSIU' ol Hllnms MIT. Im CV. FSHLOI' AXIUIHHI' .Kris Nl ul lm x Il rw Collvm- IA.ilStf'l ll HIIHUIS . 1 l' 'Rl 1' Alr. Clnrlw Brandt liuml, Boys' flmrus t:fl'4'IlYiHl' fullvgz' l'niu'rsily of K,lililIlHllI1I Nlr. Cxilfl Fgrock .xgrirullurv I. ll, HI - v . , ' . . .. ., I PFS X' 0 US NIcK1'!uIrn'v Cullvgs' ISK l nx ll f mm I Nlr. Irwin chaff Frvrlrfl I, U, Boouevvping 1, A.B., Cn-vmillv Cullvgc Airs. Jn-ssiv Baker Fonunruxiculions 111, IV, S A.B,, c:I'L'f'IlX'ilIC Collvgc ,71'f'l l IX IFS. HilZt'I LXFIQGF. Sovrelury fo Air. Pinlesluff 3Irs. Lois Slevvns, cc 51 bb Svvrvlury fo Air. Xvlwal FACULTY blf. ClElI'f'lN'l' .l0lll1S0l1 Cll!'llllSlfQ', ljllysifs. G1-rmrul S1 BS.. Crm-nvillv fiollvge- linivvrsily ul lllinuis lxlrs. Ellf-ne Budde Social Slmlips ll. lilbruriun .'X.B.. Urvi-rwillv fiullm-ge Nliss Frances Kayser l.ulin cwlllllllllllllllllllllli Il, Yvurlmole flrl:'isr'r l.lllIll llNXfllNl til!llt'gK' Nnrlllwc-sh-rn l'nix'vrsilv Nlr. Riclmrrl Nlrffartlly Soriul Sluilivs l, Ill, ,lnwriiul xlssislunl fiom lu N v. . l3.5,. lxllllllilll l mu-rslty Flr. Donaxlcl Pvnninglon folnlnluliculions .'X.l5., lvniu-'rsilv ol lllinuis lxlrs. l-aurn Nlollcl fllgvlxru l, ll, Plane flown:-fry 'I1l'lQl7ll0lllPll'Y, G1-nvrul .xlullwr clYf'l'l1Yllll-' finllrgl' lvnixvrsilv ul lllinuis V - 1 Nliws Xxyillllil Sfllvrm' Girls' fglmrus BSI.. 3lm5lurr..v 1 1-II.-g1 - BS., xllblllllllllflb linlln-gv XY:-4lr'rl1 Hlilmk sinh l L, :X lf. Ijillll SIIUH lJril'vr's' Training, Buy x 1 lfllllfllfiilll. fxoumll uf Al Il Niillikin l'niu-rsiiv 31.50 l luv:-rnlx nl mum: IXITS. l.l ilIl Xxyvllil fuirlw I,'IVSilCl, llcfrwullur l niu-rsih' ul kvllil N BITS. Ffillll'1'S XVOUIIQ Typing. Slmrflluml, fl fvr4'm'l1x'lHz' f ullvgm- fxlr, Robert Simpson SlIl'l'4'll fvl7l'VI'l'fiOll BMX.. I'.n4h-rn llllnms 5Iul 1 ll L, CIOHIOII I,t'f1'l'SUll ,xrrn'ri4un Hislrnrv. fiiufo , 5, x.M-.- fw- f Wins whens wlisfs lima -:skew lmmwni -nimml' .W iimwcll mr s I Q gi if , is i 'I Y Cwilfl ISTOXVII V w Crovernor lxlarilyn Ayers I-il'Ull'lIlllll'C:OI'l'l'lIOl' Rutln Vvise S la le Treas u rer Harriet Nc-urnann Serrelary ol Stale TUDE GO ER ME Earl! lnomeroom seleetecl one representative to tlie legislature at tlie lmeginning ol tlle year, ancl tllese people, along witll tlre stale ollicers, malxe up tlle organization. Tlle legislature met every two weelis. with lxlarilyn Ayers, lieutenant-governor, presicling over tlie meetings. lxlr. Pennington actecl as aclviser. During the year. tl'1e legislature attenclecl a district meeting at Carmi, plannecl Tlianlisgiving, Christmas. and Easter assembly programs, and sponsorecl an all-scliool matinee party cluring State Baslcetlnall Tournament. Tlme memlners also rnacle all posters lor tlwe Regional Tournament ancl cllose lyceum programs lor tlie next year. First Row: Curl Broun. ,lane Xyliile. loan lusti. Nlarilyn Seconrl Row: .lusepll Xvylie. Glen Rerlmling, .lim cYxUll'lIIilll. Sum-ss. llarlmra Nlullmllanrl, Rutlr Xvise, Harriet Nttll' Steve Hoilr-S. Sllirlf-x' filiue. .Nrlin Vvolwr, .less Dur- nmnn. nell, Denny Donnell. Nlarilyn Ayers. plxllifll Row: l7enninglon. e542 I ,UIIIIY I ,mum-II PrvsirIvnl Ilurvvm- I urlvx' Vin' I,l'l'SIfll'llI s .. 5l'l'I'l'IUl'j' Il'0fISlIl'l' I bemiozl' Qld: II11- seniors c'I10sv Ior IIN-ir uIIIiCvrs lIlis yvur: Dc-nny ID0llllf'II. prm-sicIe-nl: IDOI'f'l'lN' ,I-lll'If'X', x'ic'm--pr:-sirI4-nl: uncI 5IuriIyn XxIIIlIl'I'lllilIl, svfrvlairy-In-usllrvr. I'IOIllf'I'00lll SIJOIMISOFS XVPFP IXITS. ISIICICIP. NIYS. IXIIOIIIHIIS. IIIKI ISIIIQPT. O1 1 IJCIUIN-r 0 uncI T. z1II lnvn1I1c-rs UI II16 c'Ii1ss wvni I0 XIIIIKIIIIIH WIN-rv incIix'icIuz1I pictures W1-rv IuIu-n Ior IIIP Crarluulo. bh irIc-v GriI'IiII1s, SuncIrn XX'ylie, nnfI :XInm 5Iuss1-y we-ro nominnln-:I us svnior Cill1lIICIElIf'S Inr rurnivuI quf-vn. SuncIru XvyIiI- wus 1Illt'f'l1 umI SIlirIvy fIriII'iII1s. nmicI UI Inonor. IDU FIIIQ IIN' YPIIT IIN' FIRISS IICIKI il IJilIil'l'y sul:-. CIIIIIFUS. illlCI il sock SUl'IilI. IIRIII l'0IN'f'SSI0llS III Sl'Yl'l'ilI IJEIII QIIIIIFS. ilIllI soIcI 21l'I'l'IIlIQ l'ill'CIN Io IIIEIIU' HIOIIPY Ior IIN' Irip In CI1iCz1Qo. FIAIIK ' SCIIIUI' IJIIIB' KJIH' IIUUYIS XXVUFU XIOIIIIU llllfl CIKIY. CIII'l'l Il'lI .IOIIIISOIL wus pri-svlmlf-:I on xXpriI 25 m1cI 2 I. flu IXIQW QI, 22, IIIIKI 25 IIN- Iongj-worIu-cI-Ivor Iri 1 Io CI1icngo Iwrurm- an rvuIiIx'. y s' - I - . . ' XXI1iIe in CI1icuQo, IIw IJIzmc-lnrium, c.IlIl'ilQ0 NIIISPIIIII UI NuIurz1I Hislory. 5IwmIcI Aquarium. uncI IX'Iusm-um UI 5CIf'lll'l' nmI ImIuslry wvrf- just zu If-w UI IIN- sigI1Is vnjoym-CI. 4455w NI.1riIyl1 XXIIIlIl'l'IIl4llI SENIQRS 5 Home Room ll l'irsI Row: l.vnoru Boyml. fwlvrle lxlrs. ISIIKICIU, !xlll'iS0l' IDUIHIB' IDOIIIIPH. All'lHIl0I'f Lvgislulurv Second Row: Curl Brown, Aluyor Home Room ll Firsl Row: Harrie! Nf'lll1lilllll, filvrk Nlrs. Adolnalis. Advisor Second Row: Glen Rcclrling, fwvrnlwr of Legislature Cary Pope. Ixluyor Home Room 12 Wlr. Bake-r. A flviser Arlin VVolu-r. Alwnfmr of Lvgislaiuro Alarilyn Xvildvrllxml, Iwuyor Numa Xvlmite, Cl:-'rle Xi L Elizalpelil lACll'0K'li A Tauri: of Glory . . . gulelon lvlnmlv lmir . . in slcilllul guunl in lmslu-llmll. Dirk Barth Tin- ,frigid Ilunal . . . Q nrlylv, lllal is . . . lille-r ol ilu- ml . . . lmnulm lxiil. ix larilyn Ayers Tina Prospvdor . . . Dyes llml sparlula- . . . nwf-is lwrsvll vnming anfl going. Gilbert Bilcierlmaclc S0 Big . . . lmles ills Hfilsl syslvln . . . lulurs' AI iulson. Carl BTOWYII fblll' H9llffS XNVPTP yvllllllg llllll GAAY . . . Ollf lriencilix-'st iris-nd . . . luis the law on luis siclv. Doris Bentley Sim Swaps lo Conquer-'Hurry . . . ilails from Son-nto . . . rn-amy complcxinn. Donna Booser I Ix1!ll'YiPlIfi4illYl'llIHTP? . . . new-r olzl Ilxe juli . . flu-Q-rlul clispusilinn. Ronald Cooli Flying Horses . . . willing worker , . . f'lt'1'lI'll'liiIl,S uppre-ntiu-. SE IORS CFITOI iAli'XElI1ll6r fwurwvrsulion. Plvusv . sluy, lnui sum-l . . .irlislic dlrilily. ,lolm liaulngarlner live' .xlun . . , ln- lsnmxs lin' nnnxvr In illlX question-nlmui guns. avg 44 57 77 Lenorg Bgvfl lvlafy Campbell lugf Dqmifl , , . gi 1-amps-lvnl cle-rlc . . . 6-nioys a On Xvings of Song . . . quiol unll you llnow r goovl lnugli. - - Kc-nnelli Coppiclge :ls llw llarlli Turns . pnrclun my xxnvy lmir, - - Agnes Cripe Our Fluluul Fripnrl . . , nol loo sliy lo lie lriemlly . . . liair so lrlonrle, GFDC Cowen Tlw lfeloupcl Vugulxoncl . . . iilllilhalll' pllolograplwr . . . low-r ol sfie-nve. Denny Donnell Greul Exgmdnlioric . . ss-nior pz:rlImnenluriu:1 . . . an goocl Hscouln loo. Eclill1 Donnelly Always Young anrl Fair . . sweet personalily. . loncl ol music . . lxlarilyn Elam lllillions of MILES . . . slwlll iusl lalie one- . . . an lmnor sluclenl . . . nalural lwlonflfx Jaclc EIEIIII Rip van Xxylllllli-7 . . . Slip . . . gmmvry lloy . . woman-llalx-r. K S E 1 o R cc 582 solo Frencll Hom player lxlax Corcles , . quill' Z, I-Immqgr , , Hia lo the Hunters . . . inlvre-lmq moimur-moini I lm pper. li. SENIORS Starkey Evans Poriraii of o Lociy . . . poiih-ness llrr password . . neainess iler symlroi. Laixiar Gruen Gone Xviiii lim Xvincl . . . UFPPIH . . . i1nppy-go- iuricy. ROQl'f Glllll The Good Eariix . . . foreign correspomienl . . Agk Ibis specialty. Bertha Flood Cimmpion's Choice . . . ills imieai iwusincssfgiri . . siiori anti svveei. Delores Frlleh Qualify . . . peiiie . . . scimiasticaiiy inriineci. Casper Heicimeibecic Perhaps HI Be n Farmer , . . cimrus boy . . . Inari charge of canciy sales. X Shirley Griffiths Cariene Harmer Lively Lady . . . maid of honor . infectious I Time Xved . . . one of line Sore-nio quurielie . giggle. engaged. Franklin Hocicett Jesse Hopkins Enjoying English . . . giil of gui: . . . iaciies' man Uruier the Basket . . . uses luis lic-all . . . both aihieie and scholar. Q 4599 5 Kntlmyrn llwrg SENIORS uranium at llw Xvimlou' , incessant rlmiler . . . 511105 mul l. Jacliie Hulalaell So Dear to lily Heart . . . one ol' nur prize sales- men . . . gooml linings rome in small pmkagf-S. Roland Hulbert lxlan, of lwusic , . . le'mn's lirst aid man . . . lilces llislory anfl nirplanvs. George Hueter Till? TLYPLIII Vrlllll RIUIS S0 7,7119 . . llPll Y'llllnilll0n plus . . . well-lilu-ml ivy all. Udell Ingles Daddy Long-Legs . . . HB0otn . . . relaounding, llis specialty in lnaslcetlmll. Merle Kaegy A C0041 Partner . . . gracelul tumlpler . . . future lnomemalcer. i Alma lxflassey Wloncla lwlassey Still Alzixlvs ilw MPlll4lTj . . , fiilmlmyls gal . . Glorious Amlvenluro . . . luis a lJO0Slf'!' ol llle Ienm. diligent worlcer. .lolm Joyce wi All Un! For Frwrlorn . . , liven tin-revs Hillslmro ' lax Kaegy . . , implvnmnl salesman. Tim Farm . . . sl1arpsl1ootcr . . FHS? Oli llUlll0I' . llilfd YYOflCSY'. QGOB Naomi ixiassvy Harriet Neumann in Tum' Xviiii XXIPIIIIHIQ Bells . . . ruif' Snliiv . . XYP . . . Nornmn ami I 1 favorite imngoul is Bri-ilie-vs. JFIITIFS Kiiiiiii ChilTif'S KPl'SCi1 Ai' Arm-rirun . . . pvrsonaiiiy pius . . . zuniyiiion Tile Euriii Breaiwr , . . in N iuunmi u pq ih . . . nnusifai. inn. Patricia Pacattv immivr By Dvsliny , . . viluiily . . . good stunic-ni . . . . wunls io iw in nurse: Haries King Tracie unxi iiiviii . . . iiiccs lo Simi!! . . . irvquvnis sciiooi liunu-s. Lf-roy Loggins Knigilf of flu' Inirorulory . . . lrmie slnr . . . one of our Varsity imoys, XKIHYYIP I-0IlQ 'iiinrougir Iilv LONG Trnii . . . new senior from Sore-nio . . . congenial. i Bob ixlartin Forevvr Frvv . . . iiices ilisiory . . . jus! one oi iris gang. Delia Peterson Good Xvuys . . . atilietic niaiiily . . . yell-icacier . . . ilas a winning smiie. SE IGRS ....i rim-nciiy to 1-ve-rynn Betty Pryor Betty Sanclifer The Slwuv Nlust Go On . . . attractive witlu a slxv Faith, Purpose, and Power . . . cloes more tlxan smile . . . uslieretle. enouglx . . . lots of alnility. Malcolm lVlcAlister flaym-ond lvlcplwail No Time for a Lady . . . gun expert . . . wasn't No Time for Tears . . . Susie is luis pastime . . tlmt tlevelopc-cl lmy Einstein? Cut-up CUIUS I0 town. lVlarilyn Spies Tale of Two Cities . . . clarlc larown eyes . . lvlonrle lmir . . . climples. Bill Nevinger Tlxe Unconquorerl . . . give me guns, not girls . . ill' ilfllllllll pt'l S0ll. Keith Parlcs Hear! of Danger . . . lilurlt wavy lmir witli gleam- ing eye-s . . . unproclictnble. lack Pawelslci Man of Goorl-Xvill . . . tVllEtt lie says is wortli listening to . . , it goocl citizen. Vvayne Pierce The Human Comedy . , . murrlers English . . . lout means well . . . everyone lilies llim. Betty Stanton TOHIOTTOIU ls F0f9L'ET . . . always to help. SE IGRS r I yfvgq'-7-.y,u4-1,1-vr-f-I -' ' Sllirley Sugg x SENIORS Zylpha Steclmman Spirit of Y0lll,l . . , sunny clisposition . . . C0 operative. Gary Pope Operation Hearllzreale . . . gracles and sports come naturally . . . pursue-cl. Dennie Reddiclc The Green Years . . . luis jolfs at Genres a quiet person. Glen Redding Big Red . . . nlacle a place for liimselii at G. H. S. . . . . all around atlilete. Donald Reed xvlien I Come Back . . . fits in well willm tlle crowd . . . pliysics is llis llencluclie. Jewel Steele So Retl tlze Rose . . . worrying is tlie least of lier worries . . . lmncly at tl1e typewriter. Doreene Turley Sevrfnlverxlln Snnum-r . . . amlmition to lie lvlrs. Seventeen . . . neemlle nlailily . . . ardent laaslcetloall Lourler . . . gootl in sports. fNot graduatecll. lanf Kirlny Rose Randle Rosenthal ' Nut Xvitliout Laugluter . . . star driver . . tlie The Yearling . . . Future larmcr from Sorento . . trained? . . . or tlie trainer? lilcalmle cliap. 12 fl e632 IDRS Silrldfa XXOHUTIHI' iwy Sister arul I . . . pleasant . . . like-cl by every- UDP. Robert Smith Xvitlr No Rpgrvts . . . what rio we lmve- to rto this for? . . , just me am' Kirby. Stanley Smith Xvif and xvisilom . . . fast on tlw Hoof . . . or with tile answers. Shirley Voiiimar fxllll Igllfll XKVPVP ,VOUHQ . . . C'Il k'l'fIII . . . Silllilff' ctanfing, its-r speriaity. Shirley Vvali Special Detail . . . always looks niu- . . . mu-S to ride in Blur' Fonts. Norman Taylor Young .Wim Xxvitii ri Horn . . . ilIlIl7ili0llS to tw un engine-er . . . spring goes on for:-xt-r. Numa Vvilite Bonnie' Nvieganct Little' xvonwn , . . r-xcvls in P, . . stuntiuus. Xvitll iwulicv Towurci Nvum '... initiutiv: . . considerate of others. l,ilI'I'y TIIHCIQCF ChEll IfSS VIQOVVCII Twvniv Yours A-Growing Up . . . favorite song Call of the wflfl . . . engaged . . . rect ptaicl -Dixio . . . lilws to play trirlcs. trousvrs ami Climbing fed. Q64 vb J '--rMiv'LH'f :4v..E 53-Q1 P I an 4 11' David Turner Jerry Wall Quo Vadis . . . newromer carefree. The Flirt . . . always iaugiling . . . wim wi e iiis next giri irie-mi? Marilyn Wiiderman Katixieen Wiidi Angel xvitiwut xvings . . . Ciepenrinizxiiily . . . ilas Tile Little Mirlister . . . maestro un lim rinrinel sax appeal. ine' just my Biii. Ruth Wise Piy Life in ixinsic . . . iaiics wilil iuer eyes . . dizzy fingers. Robert White Farm Boy . . . candy vender . . . siow motion. ,KW Ariin Vvoicer Tile Harvesivr . . . Legisiaiure . . . F. F. A. . . . and girls. Sandra Wylie Behold Our Queen . . . snappy eyes . . . wanls io ive a svcretnry. QNOI grnciualedi. SQENIORS x65x ff 7 7 77 oumiey s 5 ml . T, 4 .. 'e .A-,' The Igest Tears ELIZABETH ADCOCK . . . Mulbeny Grove High 2, 3: Fall Festival Program 2: .Ir.-Sr. Foods Committee 3. CAROL ALEXANDER . . . Girls' Chorus 4. MARILYN AYERS . . . Legisiature I. 2: One'Act Play I: F.I'I.A. I: G.A,A. I, 2. 3, 4. Treasurer 2. Secretary 4: Girls' Choms I, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 2: Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Miltonvale tKansasl High 3: Music Contest 3, 4: Band 2. 3, 4: Pep Band 4: Times Staff 3: Intramurals 3, 4: High G Club 3, 4: Lt.-Govemor 4: Graduate Stalil' 4: Librarian 4: Octet 4: Senior Play 4. DICK BARTH . . . Mulberry Grove High I: EEA. I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN BAUMGARTNER . . . Baslretball I, 2: Basebali I, 3, 4: Traclc 3: Intramurals 3, 4: Varsity Club 4. DORIS BENTLEY . . . Sorento High I. 2, 3: Girls' Choms I, 2: Coronation I, 2: French Club 2: Pianist 2: Girls' Baslcet- ball 3: School Paper, Typist 3: Yearboolc 'Typist 3. GILBERT BILDERBACK . , . Intramurals I. 2, 3: Cheerlead- er 2, 3: Boys' Chorus 3, 4: Class President 3: One'Act Play 3: Operetta 3: .Iunior Play 3. DONNA BOOSER . . . New Castle tlndianai I'IigI1 I: Montpelier tlndianai High 2: F.I'I.A. 2: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y-Treas. 4: Octet 4: Intramurals 3. LENORA BOYD . . . Sorento High I: Homeroom Cleric 3, 4: .Iunior Play 3: Girls' Chorus 3: Senior Play 4. CARL BROWN . . . Pocahontas High I: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Class Oliicer I, 2: Yearboolc Stalzl 2: BaslcetIJalI 3, 4: Homeroom Mayor 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4. President 4: Governor ol' G.I'I.S. 4: Graduate Sports Editor 4. MARY CAMPBELL . . . Homeroom Clerlc I: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: One-Act Plays I, 4: Girls' Chorus I. 2. 3, 4, Librarian 2, President 4: Octet 2. 3, 4: Music Contest I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3. 4, Horn Ouartet 3, 4: Peo Band I. 2. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: .Ir.-Sr. Waitress 2: Graduate Typist 4: Operetta 3: Brass Scxtet 4: Senior Play 4. RONALD COOK . . . EEA. 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 4. KENNETH COPPIDGE . . . Sorento High I, 2, 3: Baseball 2: F.F.A. 4. MAX CORDES . . . Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: EEA. 4. GENE COVVEN . . . Sorento High I: Vandalia High 3: .Iunior Play 3: One-Act Play 2: Intramurals 2: Senior Play 4. AGNES CRIPE . . . F.I'I.A. I, 2: G.A.A. 2, 3: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. DENNY DONNEIAL . . . Librarian I, 2, 3. 4: Intramurals I, 3: Homeroom Mayor 2: Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2: Science Contest 2, 3: Legislature 3, 4: .Iunior Play 3: Times Associate Editor 3. Editor 4: High G Club 3, 4: Class President 4: Graduate Stait 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Best Citizen Award 4: Senior Play 4. EDITH DONNELLY . . . Jaclcson tBatavia, New Yorld High I: Forum Club I: Girls' Chorus I, 2. 3, 4: Librarian 3: Band 3. JACK ELAM . . . Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4: Baslcetball I: Jr.-Sr. Vvaiter 2: Operetta 3: Times StaII 4. MARILYN ELAM . . . Librarian I, 2: Band I, 2, 3. 4: Pep Band I, 2. 3. 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Music Contest 2, 3. 4: .Ir.-Sr. Program 2: Higb G Club 3, 4: Junior Play Prompter 3: Times Staff 4: Girls' Chorus 4. STARKEY EVANS . . . Panama High I, 2, 3: Class President I, Vice-President 2. Secretary-Treasurer 3: Queen Candidate 2: School Paper Stalrt 2: Cheerleader 2: Yearboolc Staii 3: Senior Play 4. 4466: BERTHA FLOOD . . . Sorento High I, 2, 3: Class Reporter l, Treasurer 2: French Club 2: Yearboolx Editor 3. DELORES FRUEH . . . F.I'I.A. I: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: High G Club 3, 4. SHIRLEY GRIFFITHS . . . Sorento High I. 2. 3: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Coronation I. 2, 3: French Club 2. Secre- tary 2: Cheerleader 2, 3: School Paper. Typist 3: Intra- murals 3: Yearboolc Typist 3. GRUEN . . . Intramurals I, 3: EEA. I. 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3. ROGER GUM . . . Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Trail: 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Varsity Club 4: Senior Play 4. CARLENE HARMER . . . Cabot tArlcansasI High I, 2: Valentine Queen I: Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4: Sorento High 3: Girls' Chorus 3. CASPER HEICHELBECK . . . F.F.A. I, 2. 3, 4: Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2: Operetta 3: Boys' Chorus 3, 4. FRANKLIN HOCKEI-I' . . . F.F.A. I, 2. 3. 4: Intramurals I, 3. JESSE HOPKINS . . . Mulberry Grove High I: Class Officer I: Baslcetball I, 2. 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Mayor 2: Intramurals 3. JACK HUBBELL . . . Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4. ROLAND HUBERT . . . Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 3, 4: Traclc 3, 4: Baslcetball Manager 4. GEORGE HUEFER . . . Intramurals I, 2. 3, 4: .Ir.-Sr. Waiter 2. KATHRYN IBERG . . . One-Act Play I: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Queen Candidate 3: Intramurals 3, 4: Times Stalt 3. UDELL INGLES . . . Sorento High I, 2, 3: Baslcetball I, 2, 3. 4. JOHN JOYCE . . . Hillsboro High I, 2: Spanish Club I: Football I: Intramurals I, 2, 4: Boys' Chorus l. 2: Baslcet- ball 3: Traclc 3, 4: Times Staff 3: Varsity Club 4: Senior P ay 4. MAX KAEGY . . . EEA. I, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4. Parliamentary Procedure Team 3, 4, .Iuclging Teams I, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals I, 3, 4: Boys' Choms 3. INIERLE KAEGY . . . Ons--Art Play I: F.H.A. I. 2. 3. 4. Degrees Chairman 3, 4: Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2: Junior Play Prompter 3: Times Stalil' 4. ,Illvl .... Baslretball I. 2, 3. 4: Baseball I, 2. 3, 4: Traclc I, 4: Goll I, 2, 3, 4: I'lon-eroom Clerlc I, lxflayor 2: Band I, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4: Times Staff 3: Graduate Staff 3: Varsity Club 4. CHARLES KERSCH . . . Basketball I, 2: F.F.A. I. 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3, 4, Judging Teams I, 2. 3, 4: Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2: Homeroom Mayor 3: Intramurals 3. 4. ALMA IVIASSEY . . . Sorento High I, 2, 3: Cheerleader I, 2, 4: Girls' Chorus I, 2: Class Reporter 3: Queen Candidate 3, 4: Times Staff 4. MONDA MASSEY . . . Sorento High I. 2, 3: French Club 2: Girls' Chorus 2. NAOMI MASSEY . . , F.I'I.A. I. 2, 3: G.A.A. 2. 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 4. MALCOLM MCALISTER . . . Baseball I. 2, 3: Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4: Times Staff 3: Tennis 3. 4. RAYMOND MCPHAIL . . . Sorento High I. 2, 3: School Paper Stal'I I: Coronation I: Baslcetball 3: Baseball 3: Intramurals 4: Times Staff 4. ,ix . . I 6' N-. Cf Qui Lives HARRIET NEUIVIANN . . . One-Act Play 1: Girls' Chorus I: IntramuraIs I. 2. 3, 4: Queen Candidate 2, 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: F.I'I.A. 2. 3. 4: Junior Play 3: Legislature 3: Home- room CIerIr 4: Secretary of State 4: Times Staff 4. BILL NEVINGER . , . I3asebaII I. 2, 3, 4: Baslcetball 1. 2. 3, 4: Tennis 4. PATRICIA PACATTE . . , CIass Secretary-Treasurer l: State Latin Contest I: One-Act Play I, 3: Cv.A.A. I. 2. 4: Intra- muraIs I. 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2. 3, 4. Librarian 4. Executive Committee I: Pep Band I, 2. 3. 4: Swing Band 2. 4: Homeroom CIerIr 2: Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2: Music Contest 2, 3, 4: GirIs' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Section Leader 4: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Operetta 3: Octet 2. 3. 4: Brass Sextet 3. 4' Tmmpet Trio 2, 3, 4: Times Feature Editor 3: High G Club 3, 4: Graduate Business lVIanager 3, Co-Editor 4: .Iunior Play 3: Science Contest 3: Quill and Scroll 4: Senior Play 4. KEITH PARKS . . . Sorento I. 2. 3: Basketball I, 2, 3: BasebaII 2, 3: Coronation 2, 3: Yearhoolc Staff 3: One-Act Play 3: F.F.A. 4: Intramurals 4. JACK PAWEISKI . . . Sorento High l. 2, 3: Class Vice- Prcsident I. 2: Baseball I, 2, 3: School Paper Editor 3: Yearboolc Asst. Editor 3: F.F.A. 4: Traclc 4. DELLA PETERSON . . . F.H.A. 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 4: Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4: Cheerleader 4. WAYNE PIERCE . . . Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4: Librarian I: Baslretball, Traclx. Baseball Manager 3, 4: One-Act Play 3, 4: Boys' Choms 3. 4: .Iunior Play 3: Times Staff 4: Varsity Club 4: Senior Play 4. GARY POPE . . . Sorento High I, 2, 3: Class President I: Coronation I. 2. 3: Baseball I, 2, 3. 4: Baslcetball I, 2, 3. 4: School Paper Editor 2: French Club 2: Yearbook Staff 3: Times StaII 4: Mayor ot Homeroom 4. BE.TI'Y PRYOR . . . F.H.A. l. 2: Girls' Chorus 3. 4: Times Staff 3: Intramurals 3. DENNIE REDDICK . . . One-Act Play I: Boys' Chorus 3, 4. GLEN REDDING . . . Sorento High School I, 2. 3: Basket- ball I, 2, 3: Baseball I. 2, 3, 4: Coronation l. 2: Yearbook Stal-I 3: Intramurals 4: F.F.A. 4: Legislature 4. DONALD REED . . . Sorento High I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2. 3, 4: Coronation I: One-Act Play 3: Intramurals 4. KIRBY ROSE . . . One-Act Play I, 3. 4: Librarian I, 2. 3, 4: .Iunior Play 3: Times StaI:I 4: Senior Play 4. RANDLE ROSENTHAL . . . Sorento High I. 2: Staunton High 3: F.F.A. 4. BEITY SANDIFER . . . F.H.A. I: Intramurals I. 3, 4: G.A.A. I. 3, 4: High G Club 3, 4. ROBERT SMITH , . . Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4. STANLEY SMITH . , . Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3. 4: Track I, 2, 3. 4: One-Act Play I: Speech Contest l: State Latin Contest I: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: .Ir.-Sr. Waiter 2: Homeroom CIerIr 2: Times Staff 3: Varsity Club 4. Vice- President 4: High 'IGI' Club 4: Tennis 4. IVIARILYN SPIES . . . Girls' Chorus I: Band I, 2, 3. 4: Pep Band I. 2, 3, 4: One-Act Play I: Homeroom Mayor I, Clerlc 2: CIass Vice-President I: Queen Candidate l: Iglusic Contest 2, 4: .Iunior Play 3: Times Staff 3: Senior ay 4. BE-IVIIY STANFITJN . . . IntramuraIs I, 3, 4. ZYLPHA STECHIVIAN . . . Sorento High I. 2. 3: Coronation I, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Junior Waitress I: Intra- murals 3. JEWEL STEELE . . . Sorento High I. 2, 3: rIr.-Sr, Waitmss l. 2: Girls Chorus 2. 3: French Club 2: Intramurals 3. SHIRLEY SUGG . . . Cv.A.A. I, 2: F.H.A. I, 2: One-Act Plays I, 2, 3: IntramuraIs I, 2, 3. 4: Junior Play 3. NORMAN TAYLOR . . . Band I, 2. 3. 4: Pep Band l, 2. 3, 4: Intramurals I, 2. 3. 4: Swing Band 2. 4: Music Contest 2, 3. 4: Trumpet Trio 2, 3, 4: Brass Sextet 2. 4: .Ir.-Sr. Waiter 2: Traclc 2: .Iunior Play 3: Operetta 3: Senior Play 4. LARRY THACKER . . . Cheerleader I. 2. 3. 4: Intramurals l. 2, 3, 4: One-Act Play I: Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2: .Iunior Play 3: Boys' Chorus 4. CHARLES TOWELL . . . F.F.A. I. 2, 3. 4. DOREENE TURLEY . . . Girls' Chorus I. 2. 3: F.H.A. l. 2. 3. 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4: .Ir.-Sr. Waitress 2: lVIusic Contest 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Junior PIay 3: Class Vice-President 3. 4: Operetta 3. DAVID TURNER . . . Sorento High l. 2, 3: Baslcetball I: Baseball 2. SANDRA VOLKMAR . . . Intramurals I, 2. 3, 4: Queen Candidate 2: Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2. SHIRLEY VOLKIVIAR . . . Queen Candidate I: Intramurals l, 2. 3, 4: .Ir.-Sr. Waitress 2. JERRY WALL . . . F.F.A. I. 2, 3, 4: IVIuIberry Grove High 2, 3: Jr.-Sr. Committee 3: .Iunior Play 3. SHIRl.EY WALL . . . Sorento High I. 2. 3: School Paper Staff I, 3: Junior VVaitress I: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Class Reporter 2: French Club 2: Yearboolc 3: School Queen 3. NOMA WHITE . . . CvirIs' Chorus I: ,Ir.-Sr. Waitress 2: .Iunior Play 3: Homeroom Clerlc 3, 4: High G Club 3, 4. ROBERT WHITE . . . F.F.A. I. 2, 3. 4: Intramurals I, 2. 3, 4. BONNIE WIEGAND . . . Union City fohiol High I: Upland Ilndianal High 2: Mixed Chorus I, 2: .Ir.-Sr. Waitress 2: Cvirls' Chorus 3, 4: Times Staff 3: Operetta 3: One-Act Play 4: Librarian 4: Senior Play 4. IVIARILYN WILDERMAN . . . Band I, 2, 3. 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4: Pep Band l. 2, 3, 4: Swing Band I, 4: Cv.A.A. I. 2, 3. 4. Vice-President 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Camp Delegate 2: One-Act Play I: Intramurals I, 2. 3, 4: Queen Candidate I, 2: Class Secretary 2, 4: High Cv Club 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3. 4: Homeroom Mayor 3. 4: Graduate Associate Editor 3. Co-Editor 4: .Iunior Play 3: Senior Play 4. KATHLEEN WILDI . . . Band I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3. President 4. Librarian 3, 4: Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 2: One-Act Play I: .Ir.-Sr. Waitress 2: Music Contest 2. 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Times News Editor 3: Graduate Staff 3: High G Club 3, 4: Science Contest 3. RUTH VVISE . . . One-Act Play I. 4: Band I, 2. 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer 3, Secretary 4. Librarian 3, 4: Pep Band I. 2. 3. 4: Cv.A.A. l, 2. 4: Cvirls' Chorus 2. 3. 4. Accom- panist 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2. 3, Accompanist. 3: Music Contest 2, 3, 4: Clarinet Quartet 2, 3, 4: .Ir.-Sr. Waitress 2: Times Staff 3: High 'IGI' Club 3. 4: Graduate 3, 4, Senior Editor 4: .Iunior Play 3: Operetta Accompanist 3: QuiII and Scroll 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Best Citizen Award 4: Boys' Chorus Accompanist 4: Senior Play 4. ARLIN WOKER . . . F.F.A. I. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. Treasurer 4: Legislature I, 2, 3, 4: .Ir.-Sr. Waiter 2: Intramurals 3, 4. SANDRA WYLIE . . . Middletoxvn Iohiol High 2: Speech Play l: Secretary of Speech and Drama Classes 2: Home- room Oilirer 2: School Paper StaII 2: Operetta 2: Cv.A.A. 3: Cvirls' Chorus 4, Section Leader 4. 44675 Richard Cooper Vice-President Jim Stever President Kay Pownall Secrefaryfrreasurer M Limo Glass The Juniors elected for their ollllicers this year, Jim Stever as president, Richard Cooper, vice-president, and Kay Pownali as secretary-treasurer. Class sponsors were ixlrs. Balcer, Nir. Pennington, and lwlr. Peterson. Activities of the Juniors were many and varied. The lbig event of the fall was the most successful Junior play, ULittle Vvomenu, directed hy ixlrs. Baker. The proceeds helped to increase the fund for the trip which the class voted to take in its senior year. Cfther money-malcing activities included a tri-school dance, several dances alter haslcethall games, and a halcery sale. For its own members the class had a chili supper. Betty Wall, Betty Daniels. and Nlarjorie Cruen were chosen as candidates lor carnival queen. Academically spealiing, the class tooli the state achievement test, and seven memlmers received High MCU pins. it was a good year. a68b Now f K iii Zu4...: HOYTIC ROOITI Nlnrioriv Fowlf-r, Cforle .lvss IDEITIICH, AIOIIIIJOI' of Lvqislalurv Fir. I,l'lllliIlQf0ll, Affvisvr Riclmrcf Cooper, Alayor 'P 44 SQ DD JU ljirsl Rum: Ranlpln 1 .nrvv .Xllll IgxlUl'r Doris .ML mlx In-.unw Bm-rga-r Ruin-rl fwunilun Shllxlvy Jxllvn Rin lmrsl fqmpvr Nworul Row: Hr-Hy' llunim-ls NN illlllil ISHN! ll lnrry Buurgn-mis lwurlis ISUIIRIIIIIUII fxlurgiv Fil.- ljixin- Ifmlnnruls l'.il'sf RIIIVJ IQMXIIIUIIII I'IDX lilim K1.m.l,.m 0414-M.. Un-1-ll Dm ill I'iJ1vr 51'11uul Ruff: xl.u'purn- funn-n l.imLu lnlmlnill Tnwlnlx' lhxix V, XY. U.uHm-r 51-'alum Uqllln-r 1 .lllll'l'IIll' fm-xl r lim flim-wlw le-sw 'Lum-H Ntlflllnl l1I'l'I'L Iqllilll Raw: xlnrjorif- lfmxlf-r IQR Home Room 8 M Burluara Flullmollancl. Alornlmr of Lvgislafuro Nlrs. QISEIIQPT. Advisor Cny Nlonroe, lwuyor Reed Ne-wton, Clerk ,M Q 70 v JUNIORS Hrs! Row: Rv:-rl Nvwlon Nlnrgiv Luiz Bnrlmrn Ixllllllltlllilllll SULUHII RIIIUI Turn 311' K1-nn Pain l.oInn.ln fjrin fxlrfrzulun fxllil Nolh- Lnuisv Lumix- ,ln-nnm-lto fxlnplm-s D1-Hwrt :xlnruon Tlrirrf Row: Dials' Nlills Phyllis xlvlhnm Cay Ixlllllflli' Sylvian ixlurgun wwi rirsi Row: Clwric- Hvmlrix Xvilnm Laxlwlulmvr Gcrnlclim' I.:-imlm-r Bc-ily ,fonvs SPFOIIKI IQOHU fxlariv Kc-mlull Crum- Hulnml Ev:-'yn Huyclvn Doris .Innes Jxvnru-ll Kinney Kay Hurunr Tlrirzl Row: Ijillll FIU!! lllilllll fvilli' Harris Dia lc Hans W..-41 JUNIORS Fira! Row: Haxrrx' Slllidl l..urry' fklmrnv KQIY I,UXYlHlH Yylu Pulllmsl llilffllfl l,ilyllL' 'yin nl RRIY SUI NIH' le0ll'Z Ilnlilu- 51mm-r fxlmrlulll' Rvnlm Luk Smiiln l3.m.n Rupgn- Nlurlin Pu-:Line Rr-In-41.1 Rvyllnlxle ' K.- l'iI'Nf Roll? RSIYIIIUIHI Yunlgurg xfilalrvcl Silllllhllllli MAIN-I XXX-lkvr Nwrvlzcl Row: Virginia Yvlclvll fxlnrilxn Sur-se Gun-n Spnnlcy Bs-Hy Xvnll leiIyllNllHI SHP55 Lnnvs Slvvvr If-un XX 'lilltlfll hl'lllll'fIl fn inf Home Room 0 kily IJUXYIIEIH, C lurk .lim Slew-r. fvuyor Alr. P1-Ivrson. Arfvisvr Nlnrilyn Sums. fxlvnzlwr of l-0QfSIlIfUl'l'. an .Q- Na ncy Marti Secretary-Treasurer Jim Hincil Vivo-Prosirient Aivin Vviidvrnmn president Oj9i101llOl 0 Glass A inrgv cinss oi' Ol sopiiolnores rilose- Alvin Vviicis-rlnnn for pn-sicienl: Jim iiinvii, vice-pre-sirieni: ami Nancy niurti, sefrvlary-tr:-nsln'vr. niiss Kayser, ixir. igI'lll'ii, nnci Air. .ioimson were ciass sponsors. On Orioiwr 3I. at lin- Pmnci Carnival, ,Iaxnv Vviiifv, Pai Frunii, and Doris Ziinmerman reprvsvnim-ci iiieir Ciass in time rave iUlA flllt'l'll. fln .iunuzxry Sl. nits-r lin- Nl2lfiiSOll imsiwlimii gmnv. lin- S0pilOll10l'0S sponsorcci ex sock cinnn- in time gyin. Giiier ITIUIIFY-l11ili'iil1Q projecls inciucivci two imiwry suivs, one in fine- inii unci one in file spring. Tile ciuss tooii un urlive purl in aii sporls nnri sfilooi miiviiivs. Tc-n lm-mipvrs were imonor SfllCil'I1tS, and 1-igili wore on lilo Ilifjil iionor ro 44722 ,,-L I , ,s.,, 'Q fy 5' -4. .W gf f t . A ' .H av 2 1Lf iff , J A I ' A .X if , s 'V X w 'I 'SV -fm ,, ' ,,,.y.,' J ,-wbfx .1-. ,WM , sf .W 5-wx , v .- .4 qw S51 4 , 4 Q:-. ax , I ,gn .4 f'f 2?f' , f , L, N - , ,. 1 . . . , ,. , li Q H. H Hx .1 r V 4 gr YJ - - v 1 'iHsSu. L ,Q ? ,, I S 4 Q I -4 p of X my Yu fX Q 'fd F. , - f f w'9' SM! , . . 1'-e AF-1 gi-.Af ii? 'fy I , :A L, Hiylw -.au 'G ,f 'H f 04 - af 331 1 A... as . , 'x ,r'. .r rx H x...,x,-., Q ,L 5- u A y -, A W ' . - . -.f-. 5-lik r.' , ffff1f1h..4wLs Afrquwhw JV x.,s i-Qwkqh.-Lx , x M 7 ' ..,. 2 5 iixiwudl ve , 4' 1-X HOIH6 IQOOITI liirsl Row: fxlr. Hrorli. Aflvisvr Cwllilflflul' Knllul, Clvrlc SUFUIIII IQOHVI ,lim Hincll, xxluyor U Sh-vv Hoilvs. 1Nlr':r1I10r'Q' lxfgisfuluro Av SGPHOMORES Ifi rsl Row: Sv Rimlmnl fxlurlin Iclllll I,.nsIu ,IUYI l' Kllllll In-rry fxlurlin virginia IA-nnun KUIIKI Ruin: Xxvillllil xlullvll lnllls Inllmll IDul'4'4'1l lmllll ,H lay Iur l,mLN Rqipin NL I Tmmm lirrl Row: Kvnl NL-In fimlnia' xlmfsny Nnmx' xlurli Hmnxhn- kulrn .Ulm 1' ,Xml 'mul fu. I-i S rs! Row: I,nn-n Hun-is-r l Imrlullm' 'Mullen' I,nrm'lla1 'um-s ,lumm llulrln-H ,Xynxpvnrl Kulula-r Immun lldrluimru 'mulm luilnslnnl NIQIY Dxlllllllhlllll rw Ullll Rum! l...wm1.- 'X110111 1 lm' 'n'llll1'l' Lum-N Ilimh fxfullriu- Hunh-r Flvvn' Hull:-N l.lm'fl Hlllulnl l lmllulln- lanllnsf-4-n IVI1-vll1aulx Kiuux +49 YN .S X SQ k b I . ' :Jaffa 'c' fly Il. , 'E' , 'mr khfifi-if-J , s H - Sl I ' I -'-wr. nr- ,M VNV 1 1 wa il 'T' f MZZQL - . uw V- .', ffgyfl' f' . Siu' ' 'v 'I .0 I . K I--'.. v fi 4' ' if 'X mu. .. N Q ,R vu V in - R L. .- . - . , X P Al. Q K ,,,f51,w,. f 5-f , ,4 1 N V V. 5 Y a- ,A .sgf gf.. .gf -7' KA AM . g '..2',Q' ' ff 1' - B ' 'K 'K A' 7 M , xv-. M asia-Af' 1 ' i 4 Ax . AM- L. x 1,yN I N1 . ,V W x,,..w Mg P W' q ,W A - f jggymv ' www 1 V ' ' 1 ggi. 'gig 4, fiki-Lzjf N ,, A is - , 1. ff gvr,-.511-nga' . V W f 11231. Qifvf: ' 2 ' - -'2 ' i ' Cieda Scimaufeiberger Secretary-Treasurer Fred Wise President Bob Bauer Vice-Presirienl yy.. , as sf... My . F1 GSiH'lrl.0LVl Zeiss G. H. S. was new to 85 iresimmen tiwis year. Shortly after tileir arrival they eiecteft as tiieir officers Fri-ct Vvise. president: Bob Bauer, vice-president: and Ciecta Scimaufeiinerger, secretary-treasurer. Their class sponsors were Airs. ixioitet, Ftrs. Young, and iwir. Graff. ixiariyce Eiam, Donna Loinnan. and Cieria Scimauiei- berger represented the class as queen candidates at the Band Carnival. During time seconei semester time class sponsored a ciance after tile Tayioryiiie basketimaii game. A imaicery saie was heict to matte money for the trip time freshmen pian to take in their senior year. Tile ciass participated in many extra-curricular activities anci was weii represented on lJoti1 iionor roiis. 44 75 P5 firs! Row: flmrlvs Cvurvv IIIPIIIHI IDI! li1'l'Sl1ll lfnvhl txlluuk Ninn :Xllwrt Smullif Row: lim cwlblvlllilll Deniz' Bimvs 'QUIK ISIIHVI' f llvsh-r Hun' Nlilu- Hrunvr Thin! Row: Holy Brown flISiIl7Hf' lillllllll' Nlanrylin lsllllllllill r Iilninv Igillll'I' lim Daily First Row: Rllill fvrvvlnvmal ':fl'l'IiIllll cV:L'l'lllll .IUIIH Nlurlyn- pilillll H4-ily lflllrimlgo 5l'4'UlIlI 'QUKUI Sllirloy Vinlw Izllhiihf' lflann I,l'2ll1lliI IRIN Mft' ,Lum-S I'l'lI1 l l'r.umvs l'ielu-r .lim thaw:-s , 2 llllfll IXHIUI H1-nry Din-rlws FRE HMEN Home Rooml Siffing: Nlrs. Young. Aclvisvr Bm-Hy I'illII'iIIQl', Cfvrle Stcmfling: Jilll COIPIIIEIII, AIPIHLOI' of Lvgisfulurv lxlike Bruner, Aluyor FRESHMEN Home Roomfl Silling: Pill hlFl'CiK'I', Clerk .Ioan Justi, IVIPYIIIJOI' of Logislafurv Standing: fwr. Graff, Advisor Dick AIIIHIOHHIICI, lxlayor 1 First Row: fxuilll KXIEIIIIUS Nilllllll IAISII l'r1-Ll himlxro gvrnlul Row: Sum- Koonr-v Rnylnuml K1'llllilII Difk AIIIHIOHHIIKI Ann l.nrimvr Pnl 514-rrivr lorry Lung Dunne: l,oInnam ,lwllifll Rum: ls-mills-llv Nlllvlls-r IDUIIIHI Kinnvy IXullwrim' Km-rsvy Fuznnnv AIUH1-Il I'ourlll Row: I1-fry Laxrgs-nl IQIIIIDI' N If KPJIII Q Yl'll1'XIl'l'l' :xIilyI4l1'lll Hrs! Rum: Nlilry .Xnn IIQISCHIIHI Larry I lmligvr Ielfllillfl .IUIIIIPUII 5vr'u:ul Row: Nlurin- ,lm-nm-r Uvlorvs Harris .IUHII .lusli Sylxia Kiwgy Burlmru Huluflllnll Pnlririn Kniscr H1-lvn Jum-s 7QIIiTlI Row: Lush- Haus Vlxillll IVQIQIIUV Slvwurl IJIIIIISSUII Johnny Hursl Ancly .lunvs Fourth Row: Louise Hum-hxr Nl Run . llmlxmx XX :Manga-r IJ-rm Fuunm-rlull Rullu 511-svlllnnlu H4-llx XX .nun-r In-.sv XXQIIHI' lulllv- llvhnx nun' Row: lln-fl XYN- xlarilxn Xxvlu-hluxl I,'INHI- Xxdxnullllu H4-Hx Imlli I-vim Spun!! l lxHiN Slfnilll In-1-pll ylla- rx! Row: lllmml I'.nim- In Ixll X1'vlv'w Iyulmlll xvlxull Run' .Xllll Rvlllru urllll ROW: Rnln-rl Nnllx' txlvllml i1,lmIllIK'Hll'I' l.iIlll.l I'.ulIn-rmn 'Alu .uni Ru Im' IQHKIIIPY Rllll' Illlrzl RMU! luxlim- Sinn Ile-nry Noll:- Rullu Smiilr FRESHMFN HOYTIC IQOOITI Silling: Nlrs. Nlullm-I, Aff: 'is Phyllis XXVNSIIIIIIII. lr: Slululiugr ,lov XVyIiv. IXIUHI I-l'fliSIllflll'0 IDU! O Frvtl Xxvisv. lxlnyor tgest Gitizeiis i r RUTH VVISE Recipient of the D. A. R. Award DENNY DONNELL Recipient of tile S. A. R. Awarct Rutti Vvise anct Denny Donnell were named Best Citizens by time ctass of l953 anct by memtJers of ttie faculty. Ruttl tias participated in many activities and tlas tween active in various organizations during tier tour years in high sctwoot. She has been a member of G. A. A., ot band and ctlorus groups, Times and Graduate statts, and has tatcen part in one-act plays, junior and senior plays. and the operetta. Sire tias also actiievect tiigti tmonors att tour ot twer years, and is tiiis year serving as State Treasurer. Rulti tias been tcept busy most ot tier four years serving as accompanist tor various groups anct organizations. Gttler girts wtlo were nominatect tmy time class were twtarityn Vvitcterman, twarityn Ayers, and Harriet Neumann. Denny ctiviciect most ot' tlis time this year serving as President ot ttle senior class and editor ot ttae G. H. S. Times. He has also served as tegistature memtaer, librarian, tlome room otticer, and memtaer ot the Graduate statt. He tias partici- patent in ttie plays-one-act, junior, and senior, and tras been a tiigtm twonor stuctent att tour years. Other boys wtwo were nominated were Jack Pawetstci, Cart Brown, anct Jim Katiat. 480 bb M93 ight ozzmzeyii As our story ot the year l052-1053 opens on a hright autumn clay. Septemher 4. our hero. Hvvillie. the l'l00i'iXY'll'llt-vi crawls slowly out trom Lisle Haas' English hoolc. He is greetecl hy the hustle ami hustle ot 85 eager. hut hewilciereci, Freshmen. On Friclay VViIlie was very relicvecl to see a tew familiar taces. Ancl then-there were those twenty new seniors from Sorento he yearnecl to meetl The confusion ot the tirst weelc was almost more than he conlct talce-organizations were electing oil-icers, homerooms were heing organized, ancl all lcinols of special meetings were heing called. The new floors loolcecl so nice, hut the tleslts still hacln't arrivecl. Those totaling chairs were anything hut comiortahle-when it came to cloing geometry or Englishl On Nlonclay, Septemher 15, political speeches were macle in asselnhly. W7illie touncl a choice seat next to the micro- phone. From there he could hear all the nervous heartheats ol' the canciictates tor state ami class offices. He enjoy:-rl the poetry ol' Hvvhite, Kallal. ancl Tate . Perchecl on Lois' cieslc. Vvillie watched the election returns. anti was the tirst to lcnow that Carl Brown hacl heen electecl governor of Greenville High State. He thought the stuclent hotly hacl macle a good choice of officers. Everyone was l-ascinatezl hy the assortment ot prizes that Nlr. Curtis had on clisplay at the heginning ot the magazine clrive. Shirley Cline was high salesman tor the seconcl year. anti our school ranlcecl among the highest in this area with a total ot 52,802.86 Each ot the tour classes shareci in the protit. This really helpecl laoost our trip tunctsl One-act plays-three ot them-came the latter part ot Octoher. it was amazing to see what talent our classmates hart tor fishing-or sleepingl Vvith the gym gaily clecoratecl on Octoher 31, the Bancl anml Chorus Patrons sponsorerl the annual Bancl Carnival. Vvillie certainly hart a goocl time. He coulcln't ciecicle whether to spenrl his money on the calce-wallc or the tish ponri. He was thrillecl when his tavorite canclictate. Sanclra Vvylie, was crowneci Queen. All the girls looked nice in their lomials: our men were hanclsome tool Hayrifies seem to have heen a favorite pastime in Octoher. The F, F. A. gave one tor the F. H. A.. anti the A. A. gave one tor anyone the girls wanted to invite. Willie hacl an exciting time on hoth-he certainly enjoy:-ri all the clelicious toozl, During the Junior Play practices. some real talent was ciiscoverecl. Rehearsing every night for six weelcs was pretty much ot a grind. hut it was a lot ot! hm too. Anil when it came tilne tor the real performances, our Little NNYUIIIEIIU. Professor Bhaer. and tht- entire cast dict themselves proucl. On Vvecinesclay. November 26, the Legislature sponsorecl a Pep Rally ancl Soclc Dance. Vvillie clressetl in his hest anti hrought his triencl. Vvinnie. Together they enjoyed ilu- music ot' the Pep Banct anti the cheers lecl hy the cheerlearlers. They tounci dancing to the music ot the Swing Banct a lot ot tun, and they even tried to win a calce on the calcevwallc. Vvillie haci a mighty husy time trying to lceep up in his stnclies, anci attenci all the activities ol. our school. He was in so many classes he selciom hart a chance to visit stucly hall. anti atter school there was G. A. A. on Tuesdays. anal t . H. A. on hionclay nights, anti the F. F. A. hoys were always going places anci cloing things. Even those pest rontests were fun when one wasnlt a possihle victilnl Various organizations attemierl conventions anrl conterenes cluring the year. Several Grmlnute stalt memhers accompaniecl Bliss Kayser to Champaign tor the State Press Conference on Octoher I7 and IS. hir. Simpson anti hir. Pennington tools seven Legislature memhers to Carmi to attemi the ctistrict meet- ing ot Student Councils. The F. F. A, visitecl hoth Kansas City ami the Unix:-rsitv ol' llliziois, The Lihrary Stall journeyecl to Centralia tor an assistants' meeting on lxtarch 6. U. A. A. girls went to Vanclalia ancl Farina tor play clays. lt was really haul to lintl time tor everything. Vvillie certainly enjoyed the hasliethall season this year. Hell never forget the Flyers' heating lwiatlison ancl vliaylorville, two teams recognized hy the U. tl. polls. The Flyers also receivecl uhonorahle mention twice. The pep hancl ancl cheer- learlers rlicl a lzine joh ot cheering the hoys on to victory. G. H. S. was the scene ot many joys ancl heartathes ciuring the tirst weelc ol' Nlarch. when Greenville actect as host to the Regional Tournament. prerlirtions were correct except tor the game in which Witt cieteatecl Carlyle. The Flyers playeci a tine game against Vvitt on Thursclay. hut Highlaml pmveci too much tor them in the tinal game. Vvith too much tlu ancl .lesse in the hospital-they were somewhat handicapped. though. There was another haslcethall team not so well lcnown as the Flyers-the F. F. A. Aggies , They won tive ot their games anci lost only two. Vvillie enjoyect watching them--and especially lilcecl the tact that they chargerl no atlmission. That XVHS S0lllCilling Hllll0St KIIIITPHTJ ot IITOUIHI 1812 Sluclanls always plan and lake par! in special 'Hnanksgiving sorvicos. Danring was a popular pasfime al C. H. S. this year. Qt? X532 .... f In aarly Ovlolwr Seniors journey by bus io Vanrlafia on a pivlurv-faking oxpvclition. This scene clepicls what happens wlwn the electric popper fails-we go back io the lmrfl way! Miljzfigllt ozirzzeyw The school was really in a hhuhhuh on lvlontlay, tjehruary I6. Everyone was tallcing ahout the rohhery on Frinlay night helore. The F. B. l. representatives came and tingerprints were talcen ol all the hoys. lvlr. Pennington, naive young English teacher, came lorth with a nllirst-witness accountu ol the ollice scene. It seems he watlcecl in to read the moming paper on Saturday. noticeml na hit ol clisorclern, hut iust supposecl the janitors were rearranging the floors. etc. The few weelcs prior to Nlarch I4 were hectic clays lor a numher of students. Hours and hours were spent in practicing lor the District lxtusic Contest at Carlinville. Vvillie was glacl when, alter a weelc or so ol practice. there were lewer sour notes. A new organization this year was the Varsity Club. VVillie. a charter memher, hart heen eligilmle hecause of his outstanding athletic ahility-in every sport. He watched the other memhers clean out the trophy case each month, hut clicln't get to go to St. Louis to the hocliey game with them. Four lyceums were presentetl to the stuclent lmocly cluring the year, The lirst was mlwlie Shooting lxlansllielclsn. lxlax Kaegy, Roger Cum, .lim Davis. and Rolaml Huhert showecl their slcill as marlcsmen too. The second lyceum. on Novevmher 10. was given lay hir, Otto Schacht, a concert singer. G. H. S. stuclents will never lvorget his program-he coulcl really sing. and the things he saicl causecl one to thinlc alwout the really worthwhile goals in lite. The thircl lyceum ol ilu- year was entitlecl Tramp-cycle Thrills . .lim Hinch ancl Bch Coolc volunteeretl to rifle the little hirycles-it was a goocl try-ancl Larry Tllaclier showetl a lot ol talent on the trampoline. Vvillie hail lun at the parties too. The Seniors hacl a pie-eating Contest at one ol theirs. That chocolate pie surely caused some flirty laces! The lihrarians ate chili on htarch ll, and practically everyone hall a pot-luclc supper-even the Varsity Cluhl Sorento. Pocahontas. antl Greenville High Schools were invitecl to a dance sponsored hy the Juniors. lt was quite a success. Anct the sophomores ot Homeroom 4 finally went on their trip to the lce Capacles on March 21-Brigazloon on slcates was wonrlerlull It was worth selling magazines lor! On April Fools Day the girls' Physical Eclucation classes gave their annual demonstration. There were tumhling. volley- hall, haslcethall, haclminlon. ancl several special numhers to entertain nhl- aumlience. lxtrs. Vvehh mlitl a line jolm ol clirecting the show. lt was clever-having it on April I-when mistalces always can turn out to he iolcesl April 23 ancl 24 were hig days lor the Seniors. Vvillie hart heen ohserving hir. .lohnson rlirect the Senior Play. The last of lxliiffll HRC' Ur llilll lween Ol' l0llg, llilftl Pl'Rfttl'ES, Anrl now it was with some feelings ol saclness ilu- seniors realizecl that this was their last proiluction-ufBur Hearts NV:-re Young and Gayn. Spring seemefl to he as lmusy as ilu- rest ol the year. It was the season ol long clays-antl nights--ol worlt on the Grozluote. There were all lcincls ol sports events to atteml-lvasm-hall games. traclc anrl tennis meets, mul goll matihcs. Anil there were play rlays anml parties. The spring lormal party was one never to he lorgotten. Everyone looliecl so nice in lormals anal lwst suits. lt was really a line evening! ufhicago. here we comet was the theme song ol ilu- Seniors all year. anrl the time passerl surprisingly last. through the year. they hail clone everything Mio malie another 4lollar . XN'nh Denny Donnells laithlul guiclance they linally matte it. Flay ll. 22, ancl 23 lounfl them in the nwincly iityn enjoying all the sights. They tooli tours. visitetl museums. enioyeml lixlu' lxlichil gan. shoppeil in the lwig stores. anfl enioyeil every minute ol their stay. Seventy-two lirecl liicls they were-when they trawleml haclc on the hus Saturrlay lor ilu- long trip lmaclc home. -rllf' Plltl ol lxlkiy Flltitlly ill'l'lVt'l'l iltltl Sflltlttl Pflllfil I-UI' another year. Exams were over, anrl most everyone passeal. XN'illie. tirezl lrom the husy year, suclclenly realizes that he has seen some ol his Senior lriencls lor the last time. There are tears in his eyes as he sees everyone leaving. ancl he canvt help rememhering all ol rin- wonclerlul times the year has hrought. lt's all over now-except lor Commencement. and poor Vvillie can't graduate because he isn't exactly a Senior. even il he isnvt a lreshman, a sophomore, or a junior. H-'ll have to aflmit. though, that he loolcs lorward to next year-with new lriencls to malce, ancl new experiences to live through. You lcnow it's pretty hright alter all, Willie sighs. as he climhs haclc into the olml English hoolc. ul coulcl use a rest! 4483s G. A. A. formally inilialvs :ww mom- I70l'S Sli my in vancuoligfll r'vren1ony. ufvnls ll7!lfl'lll'!I firsl inaugural Cf vvvr 511011 on IV. xl-0 , 3 , Tlzo Swing Banff was rv1'i110rI Iflis yr - 7 fm Xvorlrf ls Xvailing for Ifm San rise . 0111 G. H. S. sluffvnls always vnioy l..yC'0lll7l programs. 'UI' WX 4 . I X :S we INDEX T0 ADVERTISING Advocate ...................................... Annex ............................................ Anthony Farm Equipment Co. Barenholtz Furniture Co. ....... . Baumann's Grocery .................... Baumberger Insurance Agency Beaumont Grocery ...................... Bill's Flower Shop ................,..... Bond County Abstract 81 Title Bond County Bar Association.. Bond County Farm Bureau ...... Bond Studio ................................ Bond Theatre ........................ Bradford National Bank ....... Breitenbach and Marti ......... Breitie's Cafe .......................,...... Brown Implement Company ..,. Brown Tractor Sales .................. Califo Market .................,......... Cauldwell Notion Company ...... Central Garage Company, Inc... Cheatham, Guy H. ..................... . Clementz Grocery ...................... Coates Steel Products Company ........ ....... Collier's Motor Sales .................. Country Life Insurance Co ....... Dairy Haven .......................... Davis Cleaners ......................... DeMoulin Brothers 81 Co ......... Dewey 81 Son Mortuary .....,.. Diamond Inn Service ....... Dixon Motor Company ...... Donnell Funeral Home ..... Eakin, Oris ..................... Elite Barber Shop ............ Ellis Nash Motors ................ Erma Ulmer Beauty Shop ........ Fashion Bootery .......,............ Firestone Store ................... First National Bank ....... Floyd, Dr. L. A ......,..... F raenkel, Dr. Max ...... Gables, The .,....................... Gaifner Motors .......................... Genre Clothing Company ..... Getz Hardware Company ....,.. Gieseke, A. H., Jeweler ............ Greenville College ...................... Greenville Elevator Company .. Greenville Equipment Co. ....... . Greenville Greenhouses .......... Greenville Service Co ........ Grubb, G. R., 81 Co ........ Hall, Dr. Wm. L. .,...... . Henry Appliance Co. ...... . Hentze, Dr. Wm. E. .... . Heston's Market ,................ Hickey's Cafe ........................ Hoiles Insurance Agency ........ 106 100 95 105 108 106 104 102 108 107 91 105 106 99 110 Hughey and White ............. Hunter's I.G.A. Market .......,. Illinois Brokerage ............... Illinois Supply Company ....... ,lake's Service Center ................ Johnston Realty Company ...... jones, Don, Studio .................... ,Ioyce Implement Company ........ Kayar, Dr. S. A. ....................... . Keith Appliance Company ......,... Krogs-r's Super Market ............ Ledbetter-Heston Feed Store .. Lee Loyd SI Sons Truck Co ......... Ludwig Music Company .......... Marathon Service Station ........ Margie's Beauty Shop .............. Martin Insurance Agency ........ Massey, Dr. George ............... McCracken. Dr. W. A ............... McDonald Insurance Agency ..,,.. Model Glove Company ........, 87 112 90 112 110 107 110 Myatt's Market .......................... National Farmers Equity .,.......... Neumanxfs Red 81 White Store ..... Nevco Scoreboard Co. ............... . Nevinger Mfg. Co. ................... . 0'Neal Drug Store .......... Pacatte Nursing Homes 97 108 107 93 110 92 Pet Milk Company .................. Purity Cafe .....,.............................. Rasler's Plumbing SI Heating ....... Reliance Auto Sales ...................... Schroeder's G.E. Appliances ...... Shattinger Music Co. ............... . Sl1aw's Barber Shop ............. Sims' Ben Franklin Store... Smith Dry Goods ............................. Snack Shack ........................................ Southwestern Electric Cooperative .... ...... Spic and Span Cleaners ...................... Spies Truck Service ......................... St. Louis Band Instrument Co ......., Stratlnann Lumber Co., Inc ....... Suess Farm Supply ...,.............. Taylor Electrical Service ..... Taylor Motor Company ....... Thomas Hotel ..................... Thorpe, Dr. W. S. ............ Uptown Motel ............................ Vandalia Bottling Company ...... Vaughn, Dr. W. V. ................. . Vaughn Motor Co. ........ Watson's Drug Store .. Weise, George V., Co .....,.... Wells-,Iudd ................................ Westem Auto Associate Store White Oil Co. ...................... . Whit's Super Service ........ Williams, Dr. H. J. .... . 4852 111 104 112 107 111 102 90 107 103 104- 111 96 99 98 112 105 111 103 103 107 100 112 101 110 109 108 105 107 109 100 111 98 109 102 111 95 112 99 109 106 9-1- 100 101 108 108 104 105 110 109 89 103 106 99 91 104 106 106 109 106 you See 35 Gklxevs GU li Q v HOW DO YOU LIKE THE WAY YOU LOOK? Your picture in your yearbook is reproduced . . . exactly the way you look to the camera and your school mates . . . from fine copper half-tone engravings by Grubb. All the photographs and art in your yearbook were printed from Grubb engravings . . . the clearest, most faithful reproductions of original photos and art fine craftsmanship can create. Our people take great pleasure in helping to plan and produce outstanding school annuals. Preserving, in handsomely published form, the traditions of your school for your future enjoyment is a tradition with us, too. G. R. GRUBB 8. CO. ARTISTS - ENGRAVERS 'II6 N. WALNUT STREET CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIIOIIOOIOOOOOIIOI Q S5 2 The Officers, Directors, and All the Members of Uur Staj ,loin in Congratulating THE GRADUATES OF G. H. S., CLASS OF 1953 Our Complete Facilities and Our Ready Cooperation Will Always Be at Your Command THE BRADFORD NATIONAL BANK THE OLDEST BANK IN BOND COUNTY Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Q 87 w OOIODOOlilOOCIICCOC!IIIIOCUIIIOOOCIIICICQ C00 IO CONGRATULATIONS Seniors of Greenville High School . . Upon the attainment of that coveted diploma that tells the world you have taken this most important step in preparation for your life's work. FIRST NATIONAL BANK 41892 Quality means so much 555' ,B ik C f' P W X 4+f4.5 xx ' 1, I-f 5985 K VANDALIA MW BQTTLING COMPANY Phone 242 Vandalia CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '53 Our pictures speak for them- selves DON JONES STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP Phone 155 7th and Johnson Illinois OIOIIOOOOOOOIOIQIIBOOOliOIOOOOUOOOOOOCOOOIOOOOOCOIIOOOIOll.I0.00.0llOllOOIOOOOIIOOOIOQOIOCIOOCIICIIIIOIIOIIO Whether it's after school or after the game - the gang always meets at BREITIE'S for cokes - and conversation! The kids all say- Meet you at Breitie s ' BREITIE'S CAFE Along with many other G.H.S. s t u d e n t s and teachers, Patty Siever likes to drive the '53 DODGE The action car for active Americans CENTRAL GARAGE CO. INC. Phone 13 ,lust West of the Square Greenville, Illinois 1 Whatever the need - whether hose, a blouse, skirt, dress, or coat - G.H.S. girls always prefer V Weise's. F or the girl who's fashion wise y It's always Weise's - They have the best buys. Nancy Motzer '52 waits on ,loan ,Iusti and Phyllis Wasmuth '56 The George V. Weise Company 1 ORIS EAKIN GRADED EGGS . DRESSED POULTRY ., 'q ' T .. l ., LOCKER C0215 3gTE SERVICE MARKET OCIIOCOlOOlIUllICOOOCUIO0.00.00IUIIllO..IIC'OOCIOCIllIllIOlIICOOlllllllllllllffllilllll IIOOCIUOIOIOOII At one time or another, during your High School career, you will wear a gown or uniform made by D e M 0 U L I N B R 0 S - 81 C 0- 2212822402fllisllfilinifghifigfflig GREENVILLE Since 1892 ILLINOIS 9 ll .DUOOCOOIOIIOUIOOIOllOOOOCOOIillIllIOIOU.OlOlIOCIIOIIIQIOOIOIIICOIIOIOIQOO Ol... MIRACLE RIDE OF THE AMERICAN ROAD If you've thought a car has to carry gas-eating weight and hard-to-park length for comfort, you just ought to buy the '53 Ford. For here is a road-hugging ride so level, so soft, so 'ashock free you have to experience it to believe it! W'ith 40 other g'Worth Morew features such as your choice of two engines, 110 h.p.V3 or 101 h.p. Six, Fordomatic Drive, Center Fill Fueling, Full Circle Visibility, and Power Pivot Pedals, the '53 Ford is worth more when you buy it, worth more when you sell it! Pat Pacatte inspects the new Ford Victoria. See It ' Value Check It ' Test Drive lt! DIXON MQTOR COMPANY Your Ford Dealer PHONE 775 GREENVILLE, ILLINOIS When you're sick aml tired of slnvin' Drive to Morgan's Dairy Haven! There good hamburgers you will find, Anfl-such pleasant peace of mimllv Kent Merry and Louis Loman are seen here treating friends Phyllis, Linda, M- and Jeanne to a coke, while Ann waits patiently. I . ...nl DAIRY HAVEN Intersection Route 40 and Route 127 GREENVILLE ILLINOIS KQ32 'What a thrill to take the wheel Of a brand-new Oldsmobile I THE MODERN CLASSIC for Automobiles in 1953 OLDSMOBILES 98 AND 88 TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY 480 South Fourth Street Greenville High School F.F.A. boys always take their share of prizes and ribbons on grain and livestock. They exhibit many projects at local, county, and State fairs. To do this, they need expert trucking service - the kind that Spies Truck Service al- ways gives. In the background is the G.H.S. Agriculture build- mg. Greenville, Illinois SPIES TRUCK SERVICE PHONE 644-.I GREENVILLE, ILLINOIS For the best in all kinds of school supplies, Here's where the wisest student buys, Good bargains are found . . every time, At Sims' you really stretch that , I dime. l ' X SIM'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE GREENVILLE ILLINOIS OOOOOIOOOOOO Vi-.-. - . as For O Combines, and all . Farm Implements, . Fencing, and O Other Supplies it's the Anthony Farm Equipment Co. JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT Sales - Service PHONE 57 GREENVILLE, ILL. OUOIIOIIOIDCOOOOUOOOIO 0000000000000OOOIOOOOOOOOIOO 2 95 Q O John Deere Tractors, Young Men's Apparel of Known Quculil-y p-we CURLEE CLOTHES STETSON HATS ARROW SHIRTS HICKOK BELTS WILSON BROS. SKIPPER-WEAR , 1 GENRE CLOTHING CO. llllll w Small enough to know you . . . Large enough to serve you. Ledbeller - Heslon F E E D S T 0 R E MASTER MIX FEEDS . . . For Livestock and Poultry FORMULA MIXING Greenville Phone 232 Illinois 96 Y ,av 'K ROBLEE SHOES Q offers a Liberal Arts Program which provides BEST POSSIBLE STUDY CONDITIONS in ULTRA-MODERN LIBRARY Reading Room-New Memorial Library Majors may be secured in 16 diiferent departments. Students may participate in a wide range of extra.class activities which include: intercollegiate athletics, music, forensics, etc. Full particulars may be secured by contacting the Director of Adnlissions, Greenville College, Greenville, Illinois COATES STEEL PRODUCTS CO. Greenville, Illinois 97 IOOOOOOOOIOOIOIOOIOOOOOIOOOOIIOOOOOIOOOOOOIOOOOOOOOOOIIOOOOUOIOOOIO FOR EVERYTHING Pianos O Wurlitzer Organs Band and Orchestra Instruments Solovox O Organo O Lessons Sheet Music O Repairs MUSICAL . . . fT ' ' Z I f A , f ' Y : gn' ' - ' --,V - -, -, H,- - I-I u.--.7-is-nn-nu.--nn----ug A .. Li 252 f' '- I 1 P . , I .NI-.V -L-,EQ I Low Down Payment O Convenient Terms Pianos Priced from 3475 LUDWIG MUSIC HOUSE 709 PINE STREET 3535 SOUTH GRAND Central 1825 Saint Louis 1, Mo. Laclede 3688 RELIANCE AUTO SALES D. E. Merry, Owner CHEVROLET O BUICK Sales and Service Phone 28 Greenville, Illinois Q 98 WATSON'S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY South Side Square Greenville LEE Lovn AND SONS muck co. GREENVILLE ILLINOIS IF AND WHEN THE EMERGENCY ARISES . . . in the home, in the hospital, or on the highway, it's THE DEWEY 81 SON MORTUARY Rendering Unequalled Service for Your Loved Ones If it's all white, it's Dewey Kc Son's Emergency Ambulancei' OIOOCIOCIIICOCIOIIIOOOICOOOOIOUOIICOOOOOCOOCIOCOOOOICOOIOOOOOOIOOOOCOIIIICODIIOOIICOOIOOIOC BASKET DINNER o FOUNTAIN senvlcls THE SNACK SHACK GREENVILLE ILLINOIS 99 ICCIOCCQOCICOI UIllll!OOIC.llOICO0000000OOCUICIOOIIIIIIIIOCOIO THE GANG AND THEIR COACHES F E E L A T H 0 M E at THE PURITY CAFE Harry Don THE NEWEST STYLES and BEST VALUES are at T H E A N N E X Creenville'S Store for Men ST. LOUIS BAND INSTRUMENT CO. 918 OLIVE ST. ST. LOUIS MISSOURI MODEL GLOVE COMPANY GREENVILLE ALTAMONT 100 Greenville Service Company CAR WASHING Phone 27 SHELLUBRICATION GASOLINE AND OIL Slralmann Lumber Company, Inc. GEORGE BIRK, Manager LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIAL, BUILDING HARDWARE PAINTS, CEMENT, LIME, ROOFINGS PHONE 150 Greenville Ill .OO.....OOOOOOOOOOOOUIOOCIOOOOOOOUOOIOIOOIOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOOIOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOO WE CAN TAKE CARE OF YOUR PRINTING NEEDS at Reasonable Prices NATIONAL FARMERS EQUITY 202 South Second Street Greenville, Illin s FOR THE WORLD'S MOST MODERN CARS See ELLIS NASH MOTORS Sales and Service 617 E. Harris Ave Phone 979 101 ODOIOOCOOCOOICIOICOllOllOll!0000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOOO000.00000CIOOUIDIOIOOCOOIIIIOOOOOCC SHATTINGER MUSIC CO. has whatever you want in M U S I C For Free Catalog Write SHATTINGER MUSIC CO. 331 Arcade Bldg. St. Louis 1, Mo. Phone MA 2408 Bond County Bar Association J. H. Allio John D. Biggs L. C. Combe C. E. Davidson Foss D. Meyer Stanford S. Meyer Glen B. Wilson Robert F. Smith John W. Kelsey THE GABLES GREENVILLE ILLINOIS THE JOHNSTON REALTY COMPANY and INSURANCE AGENCY Bradford Bank Building Phone 2 0000OICIOOIOCOOIOOOOOIIOOOOICOIIOOCOIO C 102 Dr. W. A. McCracken Dental Surgeon 110 West College Avenue Office 4101 - PHONES - Res. 410W S. A. Kayar, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Office Phone 950 Residence 957 000000000 0 I Dr L. A. Floyd Dental Surgeon 117-A North Second Street Office 302 - PHONES - Res. 878-w-3 Dr. W. V. Vaughn Dental Surgeon WEISE BLDG. GREENVILLE, ILLINOIS Phones: Office 1251, Res. 5671 Office Hours: 9 A,M. - 12 M., 2-5 P.M. EMERCENCIES TAKEN CARE OF PROMPTLY 41039 Max Fraenkel. M.D. Physician and Surgeon Ofiiee 308 W. College Avenue Office 531 -- PHONES - Res. 111 Wm. L. Hall, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Residence 355-W Office Phone 355-J Dr. Geo. F. Massive Optometrist Successor to Dr. H. C. Giescke Greenville, Illinois Office 636 - PHONES - Res. 632 Dr. Wm. E. Hentze Dental Surgeon 317 East College Ofiice 948-J -- PHONES - Res. 948-W A. H. GIESEKE JEWELER BAU M BE RGE R Insurance Agency Bond Theater Bldg. Greenville Illinois Phone 525 PITTSBURGH PAINT EASY SPINDRIERS BICYCLES Appliances and Housewares K E I T H ' S Allan H. Keith Phone 38 Donnell Funeral Home Our aim is to serve the public, as nearly as we can, to its entire satisfaction-a dignified service within the means of everyone. AMBULAN CE SERVICE Phone 217 For Quality Repairing DE SOT0 PLYMOUTH Take Your Car to GAFFNER'S MOTORS 112 East College Phone 985 WE LLS - J U D D TIRES and BATTERIES Phone78 Hunter's I.G.A. Market Home Owned Finest Quality Meats and Groceries Sea Foods in Season Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Birds Eye Frozen Foods 111 West College Ave. Phone 202 Frank D. Hunter, Proprietor Bond County Abstract and Title Co. 203 North Third Street Phone 6-w H ESTON'S MARKET 825 So. 2nd St. Phone 705 FINE FOODS AT REASONABLE PRICES Margie's Beuufy Shop Phone 1179 Marjorie Spradling, Prop. 212 S. Second Greenville Illinois To The Graduates : We wish that your hopes may be realized and the pathway of life may run smoothly. O'NEAL DRUG STORE OOOIOOIC.OOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOOIOOOOIOOOOOOOOOOOOOO THE THOMAS HOTEL William Horsf all Uwner Barenhol-l'z Furni'I'ure Greenville O Litchfield Craftsmanship and Quality Furniture SENSATIONAL VALUES THROUGHOUT THE STORES All Nationally Advertised Brands We Can Save You Money! Greenville Greenhouses 4-26 North Fourth Street CUT FLOWERS O PLANTS FLORAL DESIGNS Phone 4-14 FOR SANITARY PLUMBING Hot Water and Steam Heating Well Pumps 81 Water Systems See GUY H. CHEATHAM Phone 54-6 ELITE BARBER SHOP ,I ack Oakley, Owner Guy Gillespie Charles Rainey CLEMENTZ GROCERY A Home-Owned Store That Wants and Appreciates Your Patronage WHITE OIL COMPANY MOBIL PRODUCTS Gasoline and Oil Car Washing and Greasing If ifs flowers you want- Whether well or ill- Jusl make it a point To get them from Bill. Cut Flowers O Plants Corsages O Floral Designs BILL'S FLOWER SHOP 824 South Second Street Phone 303 Spic and Span Cleaners Dry Cleaning of the Better Kind LIFE TIME GUARANTEE MOTHPROOFING Cleaning for the Entire Family 113-15 South Second Street For 30 Years Creenvilleis Leading Cleaners 106 an WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Tires O Batteries O Auto Parts Seat Covers O Bicycles Radios . Souvenirs L. C. Pierce, Owner Home Owned Phone 560 112 S. 2nd When School is out let THE ADVOCATE Your County Newspaper Follow You through the Summer Oldest Institution in Bond County Vaughn Motor Company Studebaker Cars - Trucks Sales and Service 701 So. Fourth St. Phone 74-0 Greenville, Illinois DR. H. J. WILLIAMS CHIROPRACTOR X-RAY 107 N. Second St. Greenville Phone 745 ILLINOIS SUPPLY CO. WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS Country Life Insurance Company Melford F. Cusick General Agent Bond County Farm Bureau Greenville B 0 N D S 'I' U D I0 Laura Hubbell Greenville Illinois Joyce Implement' Co. MASSEY-HARRIS NEW HOLLAND Sales - Service 722 South Second Street Phone 1056 MCDONALD INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 608-W Weise Bldg. Greenville, Illinois Complete Insurance Service .G...O.Q0.C.QC....f....O.....l................. GETZ HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE FRIGIDAIRE ' MAYTAG PAINT Q GLASS Phone 82 Pacaffe Nursing Homes Mrs. Rilla Pacatte Operator Q. 102 East College 321 West College 97 - PHONES - 753 CALIFO MARKET ' FRESH FRUITS . FROZEN FOODS ' Vegetables and Meats WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONACE BEAU MONT GROCERY Jerry Karrick OlOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOOOOCIOO TAYLOR'S ELECTRICAL SERVICE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES R.C.A. Victor Television Sales - Service Phone 980 309 W. College BOND COUNTY FARM BUREAU The F armer's Service Organization NEVINGER MFG. CO. Inc. AIR CONDITIONING CoIIier's Mo'I'or Sales PACKARD - WILLYS Sales Kc Service Route 11 Vandalia Road Greenville Elevaior Co. 0 GRAIN O FEED I COAL SUESS FARM SUPPLY Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service Factory Trained Mechanics and Genuine Parts Phone 24-0 Greenville, Ill. ERMA ULMER BEAUTY SHOP 325 North Prairie Phone 54-0 Dealer in SINCLAIR PRODUCTS WHIT'S SUPER SERVICE Phone 36 FIRESTONE STORE TIRES O BATTERIES 24-Hour Road Service Appliances O Refrigerators Radios O Electric Ranges Motorola Television MAIN TIRE 8 BATTERY SERV. 210 W. Main Phone 151 NEVCO SCOREBOARD CO. I'IICKEY'S CAFE 108 S. 2ndSt. Phone60 Telephone 653 SHROEDER'S G.E. APPLIANCES 309 West College Avenue SALES AND SERVICE Sou1'hwesI'ern Eleciric Cooperaiive Inc. O EFFICIENT 0 DEPENDABLE O CONVENIENT ELECTRICITY ON EVERY FARM PET MILK COMPANY UPTOWN MOTEL Comfortable Accommodations Reasonable Rates Ultra-Modern Convenience On All. U.S. 4-0 3 Blocks South of the Square NEUMANN'S Red and White Store GROCERIES O MEATS ERUITS and VEGETABLES Greenville Equipmenl' Company See us for J. I. Case Farm Equipment Sales - Service Phone 507 Couldwell Notion Co. Sc to SHS1 Stores Greenvillffs New Semi-Self-Service Dime Store Brown Tractor Sales Route 11 Vandalia Road Telephone 1041 HENRY APPLIANCE COMPANY OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT The Best in Farm Machinery DAVIS SEC CLEANERS Garments Insured Against Fire and Theft 35 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Ralph F. Davis, Prop. 108 Main Street Phone 520 BEST WISHES to Class o,f'53 Diamond lnn Service Phone 1040 Greenville Illinois DR. W. S. THORP VETERINARIAN U. S. Alt. 40 West Phone 475 HUGHEY and WHITE H A R D W A R E PAINTS 212 West Main Ph0Il0 50 KROGER'S S U P E R M R K E T In Greenville, It's KROGEIPS for Groceries, Fresh Meats, and Vegetables S H AW ' S B A R B E R S H O P R A S L E R ' S PLUMBING ' HEATING Bottled Gas Gas Appliances Phone 206 BOND THEATRE Greenville The Finest in Comfort and Screen Entertainment MARTIN INSURANCE AGENCY We stand between you and loss Phone 16-,I Jakefs Service Center STANDARD PRODUCTS You Are a Stranger Only Once Corner Elm and Harris Pllone 1050 THE HOILES AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate First National Bank Building Greenville Illinois Phone 940 IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCO IOCIIOOIOOOOOOIOO VELVET STEP WEATHER BIRD CITY CLUB For School and Dress Wear Walk in Trampeze Comfort Classics at FASHION BOOTERY ILLINOIS BROKERAGE DRY Goons 0 CLoTH1NG 117 E. College Greenville Armstrong Floor Coverings Carole King Dresses Magee Carpets SMITH DRY GOODS BROWN IMPLEMENT COMPANY PONTIAC CARS INTERNATIONAL TRACTORS 520 Franklin Avenue Phone 466 Greenville, Illinois 112 2 MYATT'S MARKET GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES Eastern and Asbury MARATHON SERVICE STATION MARATHON PRODUCTS Gasoline and Oil Washing and Greasing Breiienbach and Marti Radio Shop SALES and SERVICE East of Post Oilice A. F. Breitenbach W. J. Marti BAUMANN'S GROCERY 501 Charles Street Greenville Illinois . u .q,,..g, , , f. 1 -f If f .,, :If M3 5 . A VJ -I I-,..L 1 3-K- ,5i'. In . .w 1.1. -, nw, ' 1.63 454' ,C 3? qv . W., L 1. ., i iff F- . -'., J ugh g'fL,3yrF fe 2 . .,, ' -3 Jimi: ifvyu. ' , bln. mn +25 ,U ' .13 A1 '1 --g,..5:px..f .:,,m , w,'9 .5,v,w wT:L 1 4 , FKNZ nw- - 1, 3-4 M,, vFmf- f wwf ,WT? . T .1 , .', Qi . fQ .? ,. jg. .l, XT ..f -,5fLL3 ' Lf- 7 Lfi I ' '. ffill.. jwpff 1 M,, 'VgQ r,v,LaH' .:.,-ggi If 1 Sf 1' r 'N ' .,. s., ' , N I , , X , i . L . i 'S , . , L L, S.