Greenville High School - Graduate Yearbook (Greenville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1958 volume:

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'Y YT- f 4373 K in sir- 1 3' iw N 'Q D 0 LII LIL PILPII If I K I I 1 I NIIINII nuns xx mo x . L ICI U L1 I. SL IIIQI IIIL 5 xounv pwpla who LOHIPIINL OLII studcnt bow Ihuq L mu PLUI L thu lUlIxL oul sg mo IIPLE Iiur cvcry cv' I rl1--- must Iwo 1 1 ion. In I'Iv l1Lll1l1Cl', I31il1lN1 Img Scfrawxisn ol' aux sulwol thcrc is thc xmrk oi. IULIIII' pwplcgrlmc adn' 'z 'I plan Ivor our vcII n'c, rlmc lL'il 'I s who nuicIc and win.-XI, 1 ' '40 ' ur- ' ' uI-- 1'x ' DI I. A Mr. Robert M. Wheat BS.. HS., lmliiilm Stzitc lYCtlCilL'I S Cwllcgc hir. XYhcut is unc of the husicst pcrsons ut school. Hcsiclc tcziching journalism and sponsoring the Cimiict. hc is principal, which itsclt is ii lull-timc juli. Xlr. XYhciit. tlmugh, is ncvcr too husy to iiclvisc imlivicliiail studcnts or to lu-lp iinycmc cunccrning sclirililrsliips, stutlics, iintl his own personal prolmlcms. A lirm lvclicxcr in Propcr tlisciplinc. hc liccps thc sclmiil in sinnwtli running uulcr rind is rcspcctccl hy sturlcnts .incl ccwininunity 1llilxC. llc is CSl7L'L'iLlllf' liunurccl in hcinv cilllilflllllll nl' thc Lcvisliitirin Ciunmissiemn ul 5 T7 thc Illinois lligli St-lwiil .'Xssuciiition. Administrators plan for our future. hlcctccl hy thc LilIllCI1S ul' liuncl futility Coin- iirc hclcl oncc Cach month iincl long hours iirc spcnt munity Unit Xu. 2. thc lliuird ul' Etluciitiun has ironing out viirimis prohlcms rhur .irisc. ilihc limi-tl u'o1'liccl untiringh witliimut i'clnuncr.ltiiwn tu iinprmc is rcspzwnsilnlc liur hiring tciiclicrs, huying ncw cnluip- iiur school systcm. il hc lwiircl consists ul' scxcn incnt. iincl Llccicling un gcncrzil pcilicics lim' thc cutirt mcmhcrs who lmvc scrvctl thc cuimnunity lin' six clistrict. yciirs without gi singlc chiingc in l5L'I'SilI1I1L'l. Xlr. Klr. Pinltstatf. supcrintcnclcnt, iancl Xlr. llimiiiiini. Scliiiulclhcrgcr hiis hccn its clcctcml prcsiclcnt iincl iissistzint supcrintcmlcnt. tugcthcr with Xlr. Xlihciit Nliss Yiissonci its .ippointcml sccrctziry. :intl tht- faculty, have planned ii lull curriculum. ilihc prupci' llkll ninistraitiun ol' ll scliuul clistrict ns which cngihlcs ull stuclcnts tu rcccivc an wcll-rulliiclccl liirgc als uurs IS nut gin c.isN july. l:L'QLllLll' mcctings cclucutinn. Front rowg Mr. Jack Compton, Mr. Rober1 Genieman, Mr. Dale Schauielberger, Mr. Hugh Pinksiafi, Mr. Charles Romani, Miss Virginia Vassonei. Second row: Mr. Frank Joy, Mr. Lonis Gruen, Mr. Marion Jen- ner, Mr. Ray King. Faculty M M M M iss Myrtle Ambrose A.l3.. Gi'ccn1'ille College Klythological characters are not the only interest of Nliss Ambrose, the French and Latin instructor. llcr hobby ol' raising African violets has brought her many hours of pleasure. and her plants have brightened the classroom. rs. Jessie Baker fl.li., Greenville Cjlollege Getting up early is not Klrs. l3aker's hobby but she often linds it necessary when coaching Speech contestants. ller school days are lilled with College Prep, Speech. and English lll. As a member of the City Library Board. she reads during her spare time. r. L. G. Baker lfasterii Illinois State 'lleuclzens College Xlr. liaker. lndustrial Arts teacher and golf coach. has several hobbies unknown to many students. lle collects classical records and is interested in astronomy. During the summer. Nlr. Baker likes to travel and enjoys taking colored pictures of thc various spots he visits. rs. Frances Berqer .'l.l3., .ll.fl.. Llllll'Ul'Sll'1 of .llissoiiri A romance language major. who carried mathematics just lor fun, now teaches English III and lV. and Plane Geometry. hlrs. Bergers aim is to help students develop high goals and then to train their abilities to reach these goals. Mr. Clarke Brandt BS., Greenville College, .ll..ll.lftl., Univ. of Olzla. Klr. Brandt. director of Band. Chorus, and spon- sor of Tri-M. has a lull school schedule. but is also kept busy with outside activities. lle directs the Nlunicipal Band and the choir of a local church. and is often asked to sing at community affairs. Mr. Carl Brock BS., AleKenili'ee College, HS., Unii'ersitv of Illinois Mr. Brock teaches Agriculture I and ll. and sponsors the Future Farmers. lle likes to hunt. and spends many weekends at the cabin near Little Grassy Lake. Around school his services and those of the Aggies are always in demand. Mrs. Ellene Budde AB., Greenville College, Anil., Univ. of illielzigun Keeping the library in smooth running order is the main job of Mrs. Budde, librarian. Each year she trains students to assist her in her rrianv duties. Mrs. Budde has several hobbies. including gardening, cooking and church work. Mr. A. H. Crum B.S., A.M., Unirersitj' of Illinois l-et's rake a look-see and see what Nluzzev says is a pet expression of Mr. Crum, Government, Economics. Social Studies IV. and American llistorv teacher. Klr. Crum has lived in or near Greenville most of his lite and enjoys telling stories of his bfljillllll ld . Mrs. Edna Elam Mr. Harry Harmon B.A., Oakland Ciity College. MA. lmliauu Univ. Mrs. Elam, English Il teacher, joined the faculty in early October, having previously taught in Baltimore, Maryland. Beading and raising plants are her hobbies. She also enjoys watching tele- vision, especially adult westerns. r. Irvin Graff AB., Greenville College Many students enjoy taking Bookkeeping and Cen- eral Business not only for the knowledge gained. but for the quick, witty humor of the instructor. Nlr. Craft' has a happy outlook on life and feels that. through teaching. he can help young people. Faculty BS., Cireenrille Ciollege, .ll.Eil.. Univ. of Illinois Nlrs. lreland. Shorthand and Ufhce Practice teacher. is quite active in Business Education organizations. She is interested in crafts and enjoys doing leather work, etching, and basket-weaving. Other hobbies include bowling and reading. Mr. Clarence Johnson BS., cil'CCl1l'lllL' College, .'ll.S.. LllIll'L'l'Sll'1 of llliuois Mr. johnson. instructor of Physics, Physical Sci- ence, and sponsor of Phi-Bio-Chem, is extremely interested in the rockets and satellites that have been sent into outer space. He instills his en' thusiasm into his students by encouraging outside reading and observation. BS., Ball State Teaelzers College Mr. llarmon serves as speech eorrectionist for the entire unit. This work includes giving hearing tests to all students. He is interested in speech activities and had charge of the Voice of Democracy contest. Playing softball and basketball are favor ite outside activities. Mr. Earl Henslee BS., ALS., Oklalioma A. aml ll. Nlr. llenslec, Agriculture lll teacher, enjoys many sports. During the winter he serves as referee at the home wrestling matches. llc goes lishing as often as possible-it's his favorite pastimef Mrs. Frances Johnston Mi :l.B.. Greenville College leaching Vocational and Personal Typing, Nlrs. .lohnston exemplifies pleasant preciseness. ller courses are never easy. but the community recog- nizes the fact that her students are prepared lor positions of responsibility. ss Frances Kayser Y A.B., Lindeiiwoocl C'0l., .ll.fl., iX0l'lllll'L'SIL'1'11 Univ. In spite of teaching English to over one-hundred hftv freshmen, Miss Kayser finds time for several outside activities. Beside being active in church and sorority work, she is adviser of the yearbook. which requires after-school, evening. and Satur- day sessions with her staff. Mrs. Corinne Loeh Mrs. Verna Meyer B.S., Greenville College Imagination and patience are two outstanding qualities of Mrs. Loeh, our talented Art instructor. She not only teaches two Art classes and sponsors the new Art Service Club, but supervises art in the entire community unit. Mr. Richard McCarthy l3.S., HS., flames illillilcin University Any student taking Social Studies I or Il. or American History, discovers that Nr. McCarthy has a gift for getting students to express themselves. Because of this, his classes are lively and interesting. During the year Mr. McCarthy also coaches football and track. B.S., Soutlzern Illinois University Mrs. hieyer, Family Living and Home Economics teacher, has traveled extensively in Europe and the United States. ller many colored slides and souvenirs of her trips have added interest both to F.Il.A. meetings and to her classes. Mrs. Laura Mollef HS., Greenville Clollege, ALS., Ll1Il'l'C1'Sll'1' of Illinois Because of the increased interest in science and space travel, hlrs. Moller. Algehra, Trigonometry, and Solid Geometry teacher, realizes that our nation needs mathematicians more than ever. She herself has a deep love for math and instills this Feeling into her students. Mrs. Mary Ruth AB., Aslmrv C B.S., lmlimza State Terzelzefs College Mrs. Reeves teaches Home Economics ll and HI, and is sponsor of our Future llomemaliers. Students WMM appreciate the artistic clisplavs in hcr department, as well as her sympathetic unclerstancling. She is vcrv active in church and Sunclav School work. Mr. Gordon Rogers l3.S., .ll.S., lmlitiim State iljeticliefs Ciollege Mr. Rogers. hovs' RE. teacher, is better known as coach of the Greenville Comets. Coaching haslict- hall anal haschall is a tlillicult joh, which requires a great cleal ol' time. llowever, Mr. Rogers feels that all sports are well worth the clliort. M r. Paul Shea BS., iltmies Millikiu Uizirersitj' MS.. Lll1ll'C1'Sll,1 of Illinois Mr. Shea, fullvtirne Driver Training teacher, is also .-Xthletic llirector ancl sponsor of the Varsity Cluh. llis aclvice, jolvcs, and hits ol' gossip liven up the clailv rides for Driver lraining students. rs. Ozelma Smith AB.. Clreenrille Ciollege The plants that Mrs. Smith. the Chemistry anal Riologv teacher, has in her room are not for analysis. hut lor a homey atmosphere. She is lvept husv helping her stutlcnts with science projects anal sponsoring the National llonor Society. Faculty For the hrst time the high school was privileged to have a school nurse on the stall. ln aclrlition to her cluties here. Mrs. Shirley Cramner served as nurse for the entire unit. She was assisted hv Mrs. Marv Martin. Mrs. Ruth Wangler HS., Creeitville College Mrs. Ulangler. General Math, Algehra l, ancl Ccometrv teachcr, enjoys her profession. if one can judge from the amount of enthusiasm she has lor F.T.A. She spent manv hours planning with the Future Teachers for their very successful State Convention hclcl here in April. Mrs. Velvadene White l3.S., Greenville College llorsehacli ricling is a liavorite pastime of the virls' PE. teacher, Mrs. Mlhite. Reine verv ath- lctlc she lllvcs to houl incl plax tennis Shc ilsc cnjoxs uorlunu with the cheerleidcrs and spon sorinu C AA 11 fQs:q:l?A ..L......,,,X W5 f ,.1s f,..f 'N'-N1 . .,.,-T-- ......-...J-- f ....,..., ,,4,W... gy, X K !f X 6 4 I Davld Dawdy presndenl Edith Sussenboch vice presndenl Mane Gleseke secretary treasurer At the end of our Senior year we realize Beomnnnu 1ts lourth and Hnll xelr the class of 1958 selected Du 1d Dauclx Edlth Sussenbach, and lxlifll. C leselce IS oHieers The sponsors Mrs Buker 'Xlrs Berver Mr lennlngton Mr lresley md Mrs Wangler, guided the elmss m lts tem 1t1es and offered 1DCllX1dLl3l eounsel ln Oetoher sexenteen seniors tool1 plrt ln the lvdflllllll lxlkflt Seholarshlp lrovrnm md exerxone eoncerned agreed that It was 1 most valuable ex perlenee Llter m the vear, sexeral SLDIOIS partlel pated m the new Sttte Sehollrshlp 1:11111 amen It Greenulle Colleve An epldemle ol flu postponed the Semor Pluv until Deeemher 3 md 4 The plax, Omons IH the Stew, nas doubleelst uhlch allowed oxer fortx SLDIOIS to help vuth the productlon An rll sehool d mee u IS sponsored ln the ellss on Nlxreh 14 But the most lmportant .retnltw of the entlre year was the Qenlor Trlp the ellmlx to four ve 1rs of h10h sehool The senlors left earlx Thursdax mornmv N141 lb md spent three dns ln ClIlLdgO XlSlUI'lg xarlous pl :ees ol mterest The preparltlon behlnd the seenes has non been eomplered For some, Oraduatlon means the heglnmng ot 1 eareer or 1n1rr1 we for others rt 1S merely a step tovx 1rd hwher edueatlon But for all h1 vh sehool has been a nme of study ind fun nexer to be lorgotten 1 I 1 ' I 1 ' - I I i. . . 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Qualities considered are clcpenclahility, service, leadership, and patriotism during all four years ol' high school. The six seniors I'lUI11lI1llfCtl hy their classmates were Marie Ciiesckc. Janet Elaln. Connie liuchiniller, Glen Broom, Kent Brown, and .lack Kailal. The final selection was made hy the faculty, who chose Connie and jack. Both recipients have hecn in a variety of high school activities. Connie is a meinher of the National Jack Kallal, recipient of the S.A.R. award llonor Society. il his year she was Secretary ol' State. and cireclitor of the Clrutlinztc. She has hcen a class olliccr three of her four years. and was a ineinher ol' Hand, Chorus, and F.ll.1X. This year she held ollices in F.T.A.. 'lri-Nl. and C.1X.,rX. During his senior year, 'lack has heen president of the Varsity Cluh and Governor of the school. Ile. too, is a lnemher of the National Honor Society, and has heen a homeroom olhcer for four years. During his cntirc high school career. Jack has hcen very active in athletics, including haslxethall, and golf. the far-away future is now the present. Front row: Don Jones, clerkg Joyce Spengeman, mayor: Bonnie Weiss, clerkg Gary File, mayor. Second row: Tom Suess, mayorp Barbara Rinderer, clerk: Doris Ackerman, clerk, David Dawdy, mayor? Donna Haley, clerk: Jack Kallal, mayor. 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Jennle Mery I dont plan to be Mem all 1111 1 el I' IIA l Lcgrslrture Member 2 Shirley Mettler Nou Sclzoenze calm don 11' Chorus 1 2 F II A 1 2 3 4 XIICC Pruldcnt 4 Class Qecretdry Treasurer 2 lX1tl Ilonor Souetx 3 4 Gay Mllham lleet me 111 Mrc llollet s room lun lntrrmur 115 I 2 Llbrlrv Stull I 7 Fll X 4 Scnlor Pln 4 Jocelyn Maller qcllool u1ll le tlze dtatlz 0 un. 1 t' n 1234 Pcplnd 734 'XL Contest 2 3 Tr1Nl 3 4 XllI'Ll1ll'lQ Html 4Intramur1lsI23C XX 124 FIIX Ronme Muller llzmzk lumen tr lm s lmlm morus I 2 t unurxls I 3 C mm Stuff 4 Raymond Nobbe Hex E11 171 I can lzck XOH am rlm' Chorus I 2 4 Intramurals I 2 Um Aer Plax I XI7I'LSfIlI10' 3 gemor Pllx 4 Yet we feel that hugh school life has taught us the Henry Nolte At lzeart Im a meclzanzc Denny 0 Neal lm zz HAH radio that Bn 123 Pep Bud 123 Spmlsr Club l rlennls 4 Pl'llBIOCl1LI1l 4 Natl Ilonor Smlctx 3 4 Ralph Parks Parks spmks om lmselmll team Brilxctbflll 1 Basabxll l 2 3 4 lI1tI'dIlN,lI'llS FFS Elvm Payne A7l1ll17ZC Nolzlu lIl71l11llLl Jomce Pedducord gtmlru mul ru LILIIHI DO mix Xlu xrrx from ll S I2 Chorus 12 C l :ss X me PI'LSlLlLI'lI I Cllss Trcxsurnr 2 X NI llonor Sour. X Dovld Plake The l0ICC 0 the People Bnthalto H Q l Blncl I 2 3 4 Xlanwer 3 Pap Bind 1 3 Xlusle Contest I 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Y me Pruldent 3 Lrbranm 3 Operetta. 3 Tr1lXl 3 4 lXllI'Ll1lI10 Bind lumor Plax 3 qcnlor Plax 4 FTA 3 llomcroom Nlivor 3 Lt C ox Lrnor 4 Joyce Plog lcssg IS 1111 llflll F luotlzcr X 2 3 4 Qhorrs Peggy Pritchett qt1mly7 111 study lmll Band 1234 Pep Bmd23 TUM 34 Nlxrchmg Bfmd 4 Fll X 1 lntramurrls 7 qualities of dependability, cooperation, and patience Mnke Ready I'l1e Furtlzm AbllC1Il1l7L5 Casa uma' limd 123 Baseball 12 Basketball 12 Intramurrls 12 3 Semor Pllx 4 Comet qtlli 4 Vnrgmua Reed I Ct all tlze 11151114 I7107'Hll1l10Hl Lllorus 2 lntrlmurlls 2 fomet Stall 4 F ll A 4 Art Serxlne Club 4 z.' 1 3 'z .-.eil ' if l,2,3g . .1 . l,2,3. .. . . -, , I ,Y 4 7. . ll X If 1 . . 1 ,..,3: lap: l - ' 1 2 ' ..: Cl.rX.z . 2: 1 llfll. .' 3, 4. ,. , 7 . f In -4-51 ,.,..1'z,, .: ' Q ,gr ,,..': ' 7-7 v ' - -v 1 .1 ' X ' ei - ., 1 2 ' O 1 l 4: Drum Major 3,43 Latin Club l,3g ' ' 'j-3r elf 3 I f 1 Y YI F.lI.f . 5 T If 3.4. 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T . . .U llil l'1 jr. ll. CLl1 . City Nl lg '- 'mum . ' 'L 'L .f - 1 7 . ' 1 1 1 3 l,2,3: C.A.A. -..L 71 'V11 Q - 2g I ' 1 ' .Q 7 'a 3 1 1 ' l7l11' 1 Clnnct ftull' : 1 Club, X -..J.L-'l. 1 . j.k 4: X11'l. S -i-111, -1 4. ll'l , Q Fx tlzif C111' 3 ' I2Ol Ch I .-., . 1 . , nth' l.-.3,4: Op' ' 1 .1 'llrinl .. 1 1 1r11ls l.2,3g C.X.A. .-,. , 1 1' .fl . - 3 D1- 2 1 A . 1 -5 K . 1 .. 1 -1 .- ' , v 1 11 . 4 v I y ' '. 11 1, 1 .1 , . 1 1 , .1 I - Q , '11 , I ,... . I. lnt1 1 ,-g 1. .1. . 1 .I1I.A. ,:'1l11 ,..:, :-g... P, , -'1, . 1. 1 . 1 ,.. Ill. 1 ' . 1 l ,-... . 3 ' . 1 ' B11 n xr .M X1 - w 5' 1 . 1 1-1 v . 1 1 - 1 v - 4 - r 1 -7 3 7-3 1-1 3 - 1 Q ' 1 -51 ' 1 ' ' O 1 1 1 1 , 2,31 . . . ,-,,, , - 1 35 1 14' l Jr. 7 . 1 J ' ' ' co . . . 1 ' . 1. I 1 1 1 ' 7 111 of '111.', 1 ' 1 1 . . ,Vg . . . 3 1 ,Q 2 -,ez ,s 1 ' 1 1 . Joyce Spengemon I choose 1111 11871015 1417188131 lntrnnurlls 1 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Trl 1X1 34 Thespmn Club 4 Qtmor Plu 4 llomeroom lXl1x or 4 Gwen Stever qpezlknzg o COIZIYIQIIIIL 11.111011 one nas lntramurlls 12 3 C A X 12 3 4 Chorus 2 3 P111 BIO Chem 2 3 4 face the future with warm courage and hugh hope Eddie Sfoneburner He 11e1er game the gzrls 11 clzmzce Caross Country 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Vzrslty Club 2 3 4 Vlce Prtslclent 4 Legislature lX1ember 3 Tom Suess Math ascznates me 1 szt and look at zt or lzofurs Intramurals 1 Baseball 12 Basketball 1 2 3 Colf 3 4 Homeroom Masor 12 3 4 Ednth Sussenboch Nou 1011 kzds dont get 1118 tzckledl Band 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 1 2 3 4 Festn al Bmd 3 4 lXlL1S1C Contest 1 2 3 4 Chorus 134 Setx 4 Tr1'N134 Treas 4 Oper ttta 3 'Xlarnhmg Band 4 lntrrmural 1 2 3 Spanlsh Club 1 Suente Fur 12 Phr B10 Chem 2 Thespmns 2 r Plas 3 Sr Plax 4 FTA 34 Secy 4 rad nate 3 4 Txplst 4 C mnet 4 Class X me Pres 4 Lcglslaturc 'Nlember 4 'N ltl llonor Souttx 3 4 Lana Tevls Then: me two s1des to every questzon 1711 s1de and tlze wrong swlel Bmd 12 3 4 Llbrarlan 2 Pep Band 3 4 Festu al Band 3 4 Tr1lX1 3 4 lllstorxan 4 Marthlnv Band 4 Intramurals 12 3 C AA 1234 Sclenee Falr 1234 Phl B1r1Chem 2 3 4 Pres 3 Secx 4 111 Aeademx of Sclence Dlstrlct Chalrman 3 State Setx 4 Thespl ms 1 2 3 4 DIICLY mg Staff 4 One Act Plaxs 1 2 3 r Plax 3 Sr Play 4 Llbrary Staff 1 2 Home room Clerk 2 C raduatc 2 3 4 Sr Edltor 4 Latm Club 3 Natl llonor Souetx 3 4 Norma Thompson No tune lzke lruzclz tune or chatter' F HA 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 lN1us1c Contest 7 FTA 4 Natl llonor South 3 4 Treasurer 4 Poul VonBurg 1111 the 171g 1111111 rom Tamalco F FA 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 Wrestllng 3 4 1. Ifg- k. -N 111 L E ,VC 1-1,1 ' 1. ' 1. .' 1, . .,, L . , t , C C. . 1. - - - - C , , t' 7, 1 H0 11 7 1 Z. 1 1-I 1. .r . ....,..C f , 1- '-N , '11 1-1 1-1- 1 I 9 1 1 ' - Y 1 1111 l ' . . - N. 1111 4 1411 , r. ,,! f . . -f 11 1 C 11 1 . . 7 -1-1 7 -11 I 11-1' .11 . 1 - 11 1 7 , 1, 1 ' ' 1111 1111 . . ' 4 . 4 -11 1111 ' 1 ' 1 1 1-1- - 1 -1 eyv -' 1 - -1 1 ' 7 ' Q Z QS 1,-1 , c .1 '- '-N . '. . .1 1 1 ' I .. . 1 ', ,, . 1 , . . ..,, I. , 1 1 ,' . ' . .- 7'-4. -11 I 1 1 1 1- . ' .1T,' . . 1 , lt . 0,1 ,,. 11 - - . . 11 1 1 1 1-QQ ' 1 1 1 1 11 - 11 1 1 3-, 4 1 11-1 , . x . . 7' ' ' 11-11 11-11 ' ' , '7 . ,,,, ..., I. , .1r. . ' 7 7. .',1. ' .- I- 1 L 11-11 ' . 1- .1 . , 1 , l ,,.,1. I . ,, f. '. . - -1 1 I 1 4 11 w . 1 7 1-11 ' . ' .T,' .' , , t, . I ,,. 111 - - - 11 L . ' ' - 11-11 1 . . ' Us. I ... . . . , . I ,, I 111 . f 11 '11 11 1' 'C 'Q' Hope Walker 'lm re1111,1 not 'Hopeelvssl' Intramurals 1.23: F.F.A. 1,2,3, District State Iudging 211111115 1,2,3: llc1111croo111 Clerk 3. Leon Wall just call me 1111111112 112180131111 13 1111s1ict1111l1 1: lIlIl'Lll1lllliiIlS 1.23. Maxine Wall S110 1141418 Llll urtistic l0llCl1. 111tra1111ur111s 1,31 Chorus 3. Robertfa Wall il-1L11t'l1 lu' lllt' tlt1,1'fll'lIl'll 1 gr! t1 l7U1'Cllf.lH 1:.H.A. 1,25 c1lll7l'llS 2. Larry Waugh Allie jllL'llL'l mu 'gliifluisf 11111 'Shift- 1 less. xxll'CSIl1l'lg H11 l,ll1'l1llJ'C1l1Cl1l -1. Bonnie Weiss .1l11siC411141' f'111'n1'itc p11sti111cl Class lJI'CS1l1t'l'II 1: llillltl 1.2.3.-1. Sucrctury 1.2: Pep 11111111 1:23,-1: Xlusic C1111tcst 1. 23,41 c1l10l'llS 1.2.3,-1: Opt-rcttu 3: 'liri-Xl 3,-1: Klaircliing lizlllll -1: ll1lTLlI11lll'lllS 1. 2: 13.11.1X. 1,23 11.T..'X. -1: 1lOIlIL'l'O0II1 C1cr14 4. The seven senior girls chosen as queen candidates for the Spring Formal were: ffronf fowl Barbara Rinderer, Connie Buchmillerg fsecond rowl Pat Ayers, Carol Fountain, Jane! Elam, Marie Gieseke, and Donna Culp. Barbara was chosen queen. Glen Weiss Ju La '1Veiss' guys are from Millerxlmrgf Intramurals 3. dy Weiss I'0cal1m1tas ami lzer Bmve. Chorus 1,23 Lihrary Staff 13 F.11.A. 1,2, 3,43 llistorian 33 Ycarliooli Staff 2. rry Weiss These Offdlllllrflll locker rmrmuees . . F.F.A. 1,2,33 Legislature Member 3. Eldon Wiegand De 1V11ie11 will it be? The 'rod' or the 'cj'c1e'? Band 1, 43 Pep Band 1,43 Marching Band 43 Intramurals 1,2333 Basketball 23 Phi- BicrChem 4. Iores Zanchetti Hl,17l glad teachers begin at the frst of tlze alplzalzetf' Intramurals 1,23 F.11.A. 1,23 Speech Club 23 GAA. 43 Thcspian Cluh 4: Senior Play 43 Comet Staff 4: Nat'1. Ilonor So- ciety 3,43 Vice-President 4. JF- ,I Seniors Donna Haley, David Dowdy, Mary Gum, Tom Clare, and David Plake, lry on caps and gowns in early May. O l . ef . ,g Enid? - W - ,ew' A LH LfL'- 5 QV M. Qs, .W r Wx it is 'Tv X . K x Z xi gi if .N it ,Q 5 . ki Y Ee R r Jesse Plog President Connie Williams Secretary-Treasurer Lorry Roland Vice-President As Juniors we had new responsibilities Flhe Jumors, for the tlnrel eonseeutlxe XLIT, hid the larvest enrollment oi my ellss ID sehool 'lhev eleeted esse Plog, Lwrrx Rolmd nd Connle Xfvll Ambrose Nr Broele Nlr Cflll Nlr ohnson Miss Knser, Mr iNleCarthx 'Xlrs Never, md Mr Rogers On December 6 the ellss sponsored 1 soek hop follovxlng the Tavlorulle vnne One of the bwgest ietmtxes ol the xeir xx is the xery sueeesslul umm P IV amen on Aprll ll Folloumg 1 tmdltlon started last xear the Junlors had the responsllnlltv ol plannmv the Sprmg Formal As 1 ehmax to the exenmgs lem mes one senlor glrl ehosen hx popular xote of the student hoelx was erowned queen Sv. other SLDIOIS serxed as 9PLkldl muds of honor VValr Schlemers orchestrl lurnlshed IDLISIL for the evenlngs entertamment ,-4 .-. r- CG , -1 4 Z1 ' . . in x '. I H, .4 ' Us U -' '-4 . ' . f-+ -- , .1 . Q I - . P-1 ,A 5 ' O . , R f fb , Q i v v-1 . 4 V7 4' 4' v . A 1. ,r 1. as f' . , .. in 4 ' '-- M .. - '-cs , , s' ' O .e : - D f - V cn '. r, O 'Lt . v-1 . . f- . Us - 1... .... , ' 'J . fl ' ,. ,, ... , 5 . , . ' c.. f ' C . - .1 4 4 Q.. . J' . A pf . 1 ii rss . A vm I rs- 5 IT' ' ' ' ,, F - i' x ' ' . cv Q ' . ' . l e4 . V' - . f , - .1 A h Q . .i ' .. . ' . . A Q. 1 K . .. . ,, ' ' i ff e H '1 'ru V . ' i 30 , I .. . 'T ' ' . ' .E '-4 . H l First Row: Jim Darnell, mayor, Jan Smith, clerk, Mary Lou Mills, mayor, Sharon Zbinden, clerk. Second Row: Tom Young, mayorg linda Altom, clerk, .lo Reynolds, clerk, Helen Geries, mayor, Sandy Connor, clerk. Third Row: Flo Ann Gau, clerk: Ralph Albert, mayor: Janice Kuhn, clerk. Fourth Row: Wen- del Krober, mayorg Jesse Plog, mayor: George Schaufelberg- er, mayor. Uanet Mitchell, clerk - not picturedl. Juniors Ralph Albert .luliu Beard Donzlld Blu Allan Alexandvr Linda Altom Sam Bauer James Bcntlev llcnry Bimes Jim Bimcs nkcnslxip 'larry Bohunnon Edward Brandt David Brock -...N Juniors Kenny Hagler Rita Hannum Paul llarnetiaux Eugene Harshaw Betty lleaclv l.eruy lleilig -lohn llewitt lleverly Iluiles Floyd Huber Kenneth llunter Sherman Jernigan Mary Jett liaye jones Matthew Kapp Allan Keith -laeliie Kelsey XVarren Kennedy Judy Kious XVendel Kroher Ianiee Kuhn Ronnie Lamb Cllencla Langel llelen Lanier Monica Lehn l.ueille leiclner Alina Lemon Dale Lindley llarolcl Long Shirley Long Van Loyd Maxine Lucle Charles Martin ,luclie Massey Joseph Klay lluhy hliller 3 'll Judy Essenpreis President Gloria Whiteman Secretary- Treasurer Emily Joy, VicefPresident We So homores learned throu h ex erience P 9 P ' il he elgiss ul' lllfvll stnrtetl their seeuml yezir in high xeeuml simeigil exent ul' the year was the melt-limp gilter selwnl hv eleeting -Iuclx' lissenpreis. limily Aliiyb ,mtl the llillsluom g.llllL' un liehruxiry 7. llesitle provicling Clmill H-hmlmim ,IS Ui-Iiwrg -Ilww rcprcwlnyitiwg entengiiiimeiit. rliie helped tu inereiise the treasury. wurltecl with the seven sponsors, Xlrs. Smith. Xlrs. Xlullet, Nlrs. lrelzmtl, Klrs. -lulinstriii. Nlr. Shen. Xlr. llit- el.1ss was seeuml in its total ul' iiiugiizine Stiles. .incl lwaistetl the SL'l11Nll.S high SAllL'Sl1lLlI1 liimr the seminal time. PCN! and MV- lll'll5lU4'- in lqillmlllg flu' l-lVl US ,Xt the entl ul' this year, lilletl with its eliisses :incl aietivities of the year. iietixities, the suplmiiimes suddenly reiilize thin high In order tu heecmme better iietltltiiiitecl the eliiss sehiznl, though just lmegun, iS iilreaich' hull' over. Next heltl ii Pot-lueli supper und party on Nmeniher S. ,X ye1ii'4tliey'll be ulupereliissmenl First row: Foy Meyer, Clerk, Jeannie Gillespie, clerk, Dottie Connor, clerk, Bonnie Schmol- linger, clerk, Betty Bollinger, clerk, Kay Wasem, clerk, David Brauns, mayor. Second row: Nor- man Ray, mayorp Sandy Loeh, clerk, Mike Duft, mayor, Lonnie Griffiths, mayor, Dennis Suess, mayor, Mike Kersey, mayor. Uo Ann Mettler, mayor, not picturedl. Sophomores :W ' 'sd I a -3 ini X p uf' Xtv' ' Sliirley Aclznns llielirlrml Amlmuelil Janet llzilael' Crimlyli Dillifll Xlrirgqret llerger Xlaixine llilveu . V' l,llk'lllL' lnrrl llnnzllal lllrlnlaensliilm lfliiirles lluerelxel llettx llnllinger Billy DOLIIAQCUIS Y lltirirl lrrrinns ,Xrlrmi llrewer Karen llrewer Slmrrni llrewer Sue Briggs Slmrnn lhlrclen Rusenmrx' lhissen Dun Cignnplmell Luis Cliristin Colleen Cilrirli Curtis Clark Kent Cnliiptoii Dottie Ccmnur Rita Cooper Dianne Crrivens Jerry Daily Nlilclrecl lhvis Nancy DeLay Linnoine Doll Srimlrn Downs Nlilie Dult Drew Duncan Cliurlntte Ellllll llnrolml Elkins 455 f- i -vw, ji A viiyiii , .f-fi. fl! 1' X, 1 ' ' gsm ff -W. X gui? ,H i H, f i s ri v 3 f-sv-Nqr .,,,,. 'rw' '-.-Q, ubrv, I VA Q 3 -Q r- ' F31 W., E ff .- ' W. I F f Q E ff' via 1? 'TTI' TT? Z if 49 5 Sandy Koonee Dean Koontz Uldine Landolt Michael Lasky Gloria Lehn Ronald Leidner Sandra Loeli Max l.ude Doris Lutz -laequeline Massey Connie Natlxeny Floyd lNlaj'liield Sandra Nleador lo1Xnn Mettler Foy Nleyer Carry Miller Ralph Miller Peggy Moore Ross Neal Marx' Neumann jerry Nulny Clarence Olnermarlx l.ois Otto Clara Patton Ronald Perkins 15 1 lidward l iper Vernon Radford Norman Ray Carl Redenlmo llc :bert Reed 'i' Sharon Reed lony Reelitz Beverly Ridens Ronald Pmidens Janice Pximlerer mf y . 1 if V if 5 5 'L,2 5 x if L, V Q' Q' fr as y !sf 'I Q 15, AQ 543555 Q N 515535: ix .f 5 any ,- asf r gs fffifl JE . ,Q :St v ,L 1 K'--1 7 nv : avi FQ? gg :ia ala 21, 5 4 W',,gf,, A 253554, fm -9' ,rw ' 2 Vw 55 n X new ' N 1 M A gk ' W ww K I 1 1 l John Dawdy Presidenl Pamela Ireland Vice-President Kathy Kullal Secrefary-Treasurer As Freshmen we earned recognition llu fI'LSl1l1l1D glass Liver to earn 1 plug r tlumsnlus Prrtluprtcd ln numcrous School mtlxltlns flux jomnd rlu C AA FHA Tlusplms md Art Serum Club md mam tools part m IULISIL md sports Thu luwm Lntlruslxstmallx bx xxorlsmv m Ihr mnurl mrvumu drum. md lolloxxlnv frgshmm tr ldltllln sold rhr vrutcst number of 5L1lJSLI'lPfIODS Ilmmromn 3 non the mp to St Louxs and flttcndud tlu IUOXIQ, Xruund the World IH 80 Dus Lrd bx thur ofhurs olmn Dludx Pam Ireland, md lxrthx lxxllll rhr freshman Lnjoud sucral class ILIIXIIILS durmv rhr xur The sponsors nun Mrs baker Xlrs Buddy md Nlr Crum Tlus wir xx us unlx the bcvmrunv the freshman him non lxwmn lLlIL1SfLLl to hlvh Sallool lllc md look form ard to thru more CXCIUDU xears 1 l I I Q r ' 1 'Q 'zo 4 1 fo H 1' Il z ' ,', ' hz ' ,. 1 'g1 ' ' ' Q 'L Y 'L L' .',5- , . ' -W. .R '. N . , L o . ' ' 'L ,L 5 C , 1 L K H YVhitc, Klrs. Elam, Mrs. Reeves, llr. Brandt, Mr. ,, .wi , .2. ., v , V ' 6 . l Q ana' ' Q , 'D L 1 'A ' l ' , O rl , S W ' ' . M J 4' 'L '13 1' ' D O- ' ' , , ' - 2 L , , , iw, , .. 'D - I r 7 ' L rr H ' vi ss x A- ' ' 1 - fx' C 4 .ef Q fn Freshmen First Row: Kendall Tilsworth, clerk, Tom Marti, mayor. Second Row: John Dawdy, mayor, Linda Sisk, mayor, Tedra Cunningham, clerk, Pamela Ireland, mayor, Karen Wise, mayor, Third Row: Lana Bricker, clerk, Melanie Floyd, clerk, Kalhy Kcllal, clerk, Max Marlin, may- or, Jan Reynolds, clerk. Fourlh Row: Virginia W Va ag ,-9 454' l Bussen, mayor, Belly Martin, clerk, cuz, i 'w Q x u llcggy ,Xllcn llcnnnn .Xmlmuvlll Slmmn cXmmnnn 'gp-0 'Q-'ctr' lk-nnis .Xrmlt llnscuc .Xi-nnlrl Dun .Xrtlmur lllmlemnn .Xustin Slmrmnm llnmlx' Dlzuncs Bcnrcl llrmulcl Bcnwr Slmrmm Rimes A llny .Xnn llrcxu .'-2. 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X Front row: Rosemary Bussen, Ronnie Holzhauer, Bernadine Morgan, Linda Frazier, Jean Spies, Tom Dewey, Marie Gieseke, Joan Treadway, Ray Bentley, Glen Broom. Second row: David Plake, JoAnn Smith, Kenny Hunter, Bernice Ehrle, Jerry Nuby, ReAnn Mahle, Norris Lutz, Judy Spradling, Danny Rommer- skirchen. Third row: Emily Joy, Van Loyd, Judy Tarasuik, Neil Nelson, Phil Smith, Jon Finley, Sam Bauer, Edith Sussenbach, Carl Redenbo, Mrs. Ireland. Student Government In earlv September ambitious students began cam- paigning for state and class olrhces. Signs covering the auditorium walls and cars painted in manv eolors urged us to he sxveeties, eoolvies. and cats, ilihe student body elected as state otlicers .lack Kallal, gov- ernorg David Plalxe. lieutenant-governor: Connie Buehmiller. seeretarv of state: and ,Ianet Elam, state treasurer. Under the leadership of these otlieers. stu- dent sales exceeded the goal of S-l,000 in the annual magazine drive. The legislature. with one representative from each homeroom, chose words for the school song and revised the scholastic point svstem. It also planned the basketball pep rally and the Thanksgiving. Christ' mas. and Easter assemblies. Governor Kallal looks on as Mr. Curtis presents the top salesman award ta Margaret Berger. Jack Kallal, Governor David Flake, Lieutenant-Governor Connie Buchmiller, Secretary of State Janet Elam, State T Front row: Marie Gieseke, Glen Broom, David Daw- dy, Kent Brown, Kay Hodson. Second row: Janet Elam, Esther Brew- er, Donna Griffiths,Nor- ma Thompson, Delores Zanchetti, Janice Peddi- ccrd, Margaret Fisher, Connie Buchmiller. Third VOWJ Pat Ayers, Kaye Boldt, Edith Sussenbach, Lana Tevis, Jack Kallal, Gary File, Denny O'NeaI, Judy Dorris, Shirley Met- tler, Margaret Donnell, Doris Corbus. ational Honor Society lo he eligihle lor the National llonor Society, students must have completed four consecutive se- mesters of honor worly. From those hayingthe required academic standing. nieinhers were chosen hy the faculty on the hasis of character, leadership, citizen- ship, and service. An impressive initiation ceremony was held after the first semester at which eligihle juniors received their pins hefore an assemhly of the student hody. In january sophomores having three seinesters ol' honor work were recognized as prohationarx ineinhers. Ullicers, chosen from the seniors, were under the guidance of Mrs. Smith. faculty aclxisor. 'lhey were .ludy Dorris. president: Delores Zanchetti, yice-presi- dentg Barbara Rinderer, secretary: and Norma 'l honip- son, treasurer. The executive coininittee included Cary File, Denny O'Neal, Nlarie Ciieselxe. and Shirley Nlettler. Front row: Bernice Ehrle Rita Hcnnum Barbara Rinderer Carol Varner Shirley long Second row: Mary Jett Jackie Kelsey Julia Beard Linda Altom Judie Massey Jan Smith Third row: Mary l.ou Mills Eric Reelitz Sam Bauer Jim Darnell Phil Presley Jim Bimes David Brock Jim Bentley Faye Jones Joan Treadway 6 Pa? Ayers, Joan Treadway, Miss Kay- ser, Connie Buchmiller, Karen Dewey. The l958 Graduate Staff 'lilic Cimilzmtc stall' ul' twciity-two scniurs. juniors. freely ol' lu-r tiinc in Llltllllg und guiding tlic sriill. Lind siapliuiiiimiws worlwd ull your tuwzird unc guaill Un Oi-mlmur 25 and 26. six stuff incinlvcrs and Nlisx ilu- pi-mluuriim ul' qi SllL'k'L'SSlilll ya-iirlmulx. lhrsiili- rag- Kziysvi'iirtvmlvcltlu' i.S.ll.S.P.fX.cJ4JI1X'L'Tlfl0l1 iitflligiin- uliir Nlumliiy incctings. tlic stall' wcwlwcl lung lwurs puign. wlicrc tlicy gained vziluiilnlc lmowlmlgu in during tlic xxfcli, ironing out ai xuiricty ul' l7l'UlJlClllS. iczirlmcmli ICCl1llltlLlC. Srgilldnuinlwrs 1-ru-iw-ilcxpcriuim- in writing. revising. ,ln iiniincc tlic lmulx, tlic stiilli spurisorccl gin gill- cditing, l1I'UUi-I'CLlLlll1g. rind mln-r pliiiscs ul' yciirlxmlx sr-lmul party in Xuvcinlucr und liiid coiiccssinns iit larnductiun. Pictures were tiilicn in tlic llill in ordci' suvcriil lxislxctluill giiincs. llcm'cx'cr, the iniiin smircvs tu incct curly clcnclliiws. Nliss liinscr, rlw iiilx-iw-. gnu' uf inccnnc were lmwk sales und iiclwrtiscliiciits. Janel Elam, Helen Geries, Judy Essenpreis, Emily Joy, David Brock, Pal Hunler. Front row: Lana Tevis, Rosemary Bussen, Phil Presley. Second row: Judy Dorris, Edith Sussenbach, Marie Gieseke, Rita Hannum. Third row: Sam Bauer, Margaret Berger, Jim Darnell, Linda Allom, Phyllis Carey. Front row: Kay Hodson, De- lores Zanclietti, Kent Brown, Esther Brewer, Kaye Boldt, Clifton Lindley, Helen Rey- mond. Second row: Mr. Wheat, Judy Dcrris, Joe May, Jackie Kelsey, Beverly Hoiles, Daryle Busch, Edith Sussenbach, Ronnie Miller, Alice Schroeder, Mike Ready, Pat Ayers. Comet Staff llie Ckniiet, selmul newspaper, was eagerly awaited iw students for the latest in news, features. and gossip. The paper was PLll7liSllL'Ll monthly ln' the two journal- ism elasses. eaeh having charge for one semester. Print- ing was done at the Cireci11'iiie .fltlweiite where stu- dents had the uppmttiiiity to ohserve the workings of an actual newspaper. ,Indy llorris, editor. and Pat .-Xyers and Kaye lluldt. assueiate editurs. assisted Nlr. Vlieat. journalism teacher. in directing the work uf the stalls. 'lhrough writing. editing, inalte-up, pmol-readiiig. and uther phases ul' newspaper work. students gained much valuahle experience. Librarian il he l,ilmrary Stall' eonsisted ul' lilteen students who were trained and supervised iw Nlrs. liudde. laeulty lihrarian. The main duty ol' student lihrarians. wha worked one Period each day. was to eheelt out hawks and return them to the shelves. 'lhey also helped with prueessing all lmuulxs. cataloguing. mending. stamp- ing. liling. and aiding students in linding needed ma- terials. 'lyping lihrary cards and reeurds was the particular respiinsihility ol' Kaye Boldt. ln addition to training in lihrary skills, lilmrarians had the opportunity to use their initiative and to develop selli-eonlidenee. Front row. Don Williams, Lois Corbus, Dorothy Plake, Kaye Boldt, Betty Bollinger, Jackie Kelsey, Mrs. Budde. Second row: Ruth Schaufelberger, Judy Gil- lespie, Sherron Williams, Judy Reddick, Ray Reddick, Jerry Schmollinger, Margaret Berger, Genell Frailey. lNeldaIia Dotray, not picturedl. Front row: Marie Gieseke, Joyce Genteman, Pat Hunter. Second row: Ruth Schoen, Jean Spies, Flo Ann Gau, Mary Neumann, Linda Sisk, Ronnie Holzhauer, DeEtta Hoffman, Third row- Sandra Ganzer, Connie Matheny, Karen Wise, Michele Evanko, Gene Ruppe, Margaret Berger, Lloyd Summerlott, Lanny Dever, Mike Kuhn, David Davis. Fourth row: Mr. Brandt, Elaine Chest- nut, Judy Pachura, Merlene Hagler, Carole Frueh, Patty Laux, Jan Essenpreis, Jeff Graves, Bonnie Weiss, Norman Essenpreis, Howard Wise, Charles Langel, Eldon Wiegand. Strike up the band Kathy Kallal, Charlotte Schroeder, Linda Sisk, and Brenda Downen revealed their skill in baton twirling at home football games. 11111-lv in tllc will' lmnrl lllCIl1lDL'I'3 vor fall on rho . . D lL'l't limit with nmrclting l'ULlflIlL'S, Unclcr tlic nlircu llttll ul' Xlr. lliximlt tllcx xx'u1'lQcal on x'.1riuL1s liltfllhl mins wlmlch tlmux Ivixwulitccl nr thc tum lining- lniitlxill ggiinus, llcsiclc lliu drum mgiicmr. llnicl Pllilxu. tlu' lximl was lcd lux ldiur iimiorcrtcs. linda Sisk. llrcmlgi lJim'm'n, Rlllllf Kgillnl. gmcl Clmrlnm- Sulmivclu1'. ll his iran' tlmc ltllllll uns rlii-ull-il into two prncticilig gmmllus. il lic lirst :uct on ll ucscluys to siglitrcncl new music, and thc sccoml met im il'l1llfSLlilyS to work on rlmvtllms uml suilvs. On ntlwr rlins tlw Iwo 5ll'IlllI5S mct tugctlicr nncl xxiirlwcl un gpm-iiil music lor rln- linux' umucrts wllicll worm' gixvn in IDL-ucmlncr, l:L'lJliLlLll'X. Xpril. and Nlny. .X lieu' lmncl stuclcnts xx'c1'c sr-leg-ml to .ittuml Ll lvstlxgll lwlcl git Slicllnyxlllu on lJL'1.u111lx'r' ll. .Xltvr Front row: Charlotte Schroeder, Diana Long, Karen Dewey. Second row: Gloria Whiteman, Edith Sussenbach, Phyllis Carey, Lana Tevis, Mildred Davis, Mike Kersey, Bradley Parker. Third row: Mary Ann Reidelberger, Nancy l. Neumann, Tana Dubach, Vicky Eakin, Dorothy Plake, Eddie Brandt, Marvin Reeves, Sharon Ammann, Sandy Downs, Colleen Clark. Fourth row: Tim Reeves, John Dawdy, Judy Ulmer, Linda Frazier, Tom Marti, Denny Utlaut, Ronnie Hagler, Phil Presley, David Brock. Fifth row: Sharon Weiss, Melanie Floyd, Norman Ray, Nadine Neer, Gordon Hediger, Bill Darnell, Connie Buchmiller. and let there be music. rehearsing all day the lestival hand presented a con- cert in the evening. ln hlarcli several soloists and ensemhles participated in the district and state contests. Ut the thirteen who took part in the state contest held at Efl'inghain on April IS. six received lirst, live second. and two third ratings. l.ater in the spring the hand tools an all-day trip and presented concerts at neighhoring schools. lirownstown and Slielhyville. llic Pep Band played enthusiastically at home luaslxethall games with When the Saints Co hlarch- ing ln, tiger Rag, and other popular nuinhers. A lilvteen-piece suing hand was organized to plav lor sock hops, asseinhlies, and coininunity activities. Ollicers for the year were left' Graves, president: Phil Presley, vice-president: Marie Ciieselie. secretary and lilvrarian: and .lim Darnell. treasurer. The Marching Band lines up to spark the Comets on to victory with the routine A Salute to Sousa. nga Front row: Mary Walker, Jan Smith, Connie Williams, Treadway, Eula Gillespie, Charlotte Reisig, Nancy Kapp, Hiller, Ruth Schoen, Ray Ann Brewer, Bonnie Weiss, Spradling, Sue Lash, Mary Lou Mills, Mr. Brandt. Second Joan Joan Judy rowf Sharon Zbinden, Joan Koonce, Bobbie Davis, Jan Rinderer, Ann Evans, Rilla Kersey, Carol Kaiser, Willa Lohman, Rita Hannum, Dorothy Plake, Janet Elam, Joyce Spengeman, Marilyn Kaiser, Phyllis Evans. Third row: Mary Gum, Beverly Ridens, Chorus lliis inzir. li.r tlu' lirst liiiux iiiu' iiiixccl uluiiiis u'iilaiL'L'il Ilu' laws' .iiul gills' Lliui'iisw. Lliulvr tlu' Llim-rim lil Xlr. llixiiult. tliis griiilp ming git tlu' il lmiilss giving. Q lll'lSlll1.lS. .iiul l giatur gissuiiilmlics. l lu'x Im4irtu'i- paitccl in scuixil QllllLiCl'lS .ilul in ilu' Ciluirgil l:L'SlIX.ll lu'lLl lit X .iiul.ili.i un Xiixciiilwi' llw. .X senior girls' tiiii giiul ii iniwnl iictvtu' iu'i'liiriiu'il .ir sc-liiiil luiutiiins. Ullicvis ucu' I-ililii' lirgiiult, piscsiilctitz Xliviulcl liriilu'r, xiLcI1u'sinln'i1t: lialitli SllNNl'llli.lLll, scuim' .iiul .lgiiu't l l.iiii, ll'L'.lSLll'l'l'. Q L I-- l.lliXl Margaret Berger, Max Llements, Bill Stanton, David Brock, Lee Johnson, Neil Nelson, Wendel Krober, Mike Duft, Larry True, Sandra Ireland, Brenda Downen, Doris Corbus. Fourth row. Karen Dewey, Joyce Plog, Judy Cruthis, Edith Sussenbach, Van Loyd, Marvin Reeves, Raymond Nobbe, Eddie Brandt, Phil Presley, David Plake, Sam Bauer, Bob Gillespie, Joe May, Alice Schroeder, Mary Jett, Judy Dorris. Trl-M Xliisu' iiiiiulul sziiili-ms iwri' iilwli- In iiu'i'c.isc tliuir .iiiIiu'L'i.1tiiiii ul giiml iiiiisu tliriiiigli tlu' gictixitics ul. Xliulvrii Xliisif Xl.isu'rs, .in liiiiuiixiiw iii'g.:iii1.itiiin, Xluinlu'i's .ittciulccl .i uiiu'i'rt lux tlu' lilzuli Xligituli llcgi- INUIII in St. l,iiL1is. ln Xlgircli iliri-Xl spiinsiiircl .1 uin- vnrt gixcn lui Xlaiuruc' XlL'.XLlim .in-,l his lH.lI1Ll. Olliu'i's wcu' Ciiiinu' l3LlL'l1IlllllL'I'. lwrcsulciitz Xl.iriL' Cfiusclw. xiL'n'flui'L'sinli'iit1 llzit .XyL'rs. sc'cl'L'tLii'x: liclitli Siiswiilmili, ll'l'.l5llI'L'l'l .iiul l.iii.i lvxis. liistiirrin. Xlr. lirgiiult xx.is tlu' slviiiisiir. Front row: Jeff Graves, Marie Gieseke, Pat Ayers, Connie Buchmiller, Janet Elam, Mary Gum, Bonnie Weiss, Karen Dewey, Mary Lou Mills. Sec- ond rowf Edith Sussenbach, Joyce Spengeman, A I i c e Schroeder, Lana Tevis, Judy Dorris, Doris Reidelberger, Brenda Downen, Phyllis Carey, Ruth Schoen. Third row: How- ard Wise, David Brock, Sam Bauer, Marvin Reeves, David Plake, Eddie Brandt, Phil Presley, Norman Essenpreis, Jim Darnell, Mr. Brandt, '3'fif5-ww wwyM,eR,,,, Front row: T, Dubach, E. Austin, P. Carey, J. Fenton, M. Berger, E. Joy, C. Frueh, L. Sisk. Second row: Miss Ambrose, V. Eakin, M. Mills, L. John- son, T. Dewey, K. Dewey, JoAnn Smith, K. Wise. Third row: E. Reelitz, N. Ray, Joyce Genteman, E. Chestnut, L. Corbus, N. DeLay, S. Ganzer, C. Williams, G. Whiteman, J. Treodway, D. Haley, F. Meyer, L. Altom, B. Boll- inger, G. Broom, S. Bauer. Fourth row. H. Wise, M. Kersey, J. Finley, D. Brauns, D. Brock, M. Elam, D. Hotf- man, L. Bird, M. Kinney, R. Rush, M. Reidelberger, E. Brandt, N. Nelson, M. Kuhn, J. Darnell. Latin Club ilh ' ' ' ' ' 1' latin Chili, ai non' iiigiiiiftitiiiii. pi-in-tilt-tl nn ttlWI3Ul'llllTlly limi' lhtin stuclvnts Iii lt-.im ll1Hl'L' iilwut tht- liriinnns .mtl their civilifiitiiiii. .Xt chili incctings l-41tin plays suppliccl nn iiutlut limi' mlrnmiitic tiilcnt. ilihc highlight ul' tht- yuir was the llcnngin ligimltlct lu-ltl in true liuinzili style L-iiinplt-tc with tngns, slziws. aiml l.utin menus. Olliccrs were Cllr-n lirurnn. Consul: Betty llwllingcr, Pnntiticx Xluximus: Klart' l.wu Xlills. Ccnsiir: uml lon Finlcy, Quiicstmx They wen' gissistccl hy the sponsor, Xliss Ainlnrosc. Front row: Mrs. Loeh, M. Rohde, P. Ireland, S. Loeh, M. Gum, H, Geries, B. Rinderer, C. Kaiser, J. Cutler. Second row: C, Krober, J. Genteman, B. Thomas, M. Kaiser, N. Nevinger, A. Schroeder, C, Fountain, K. Boldt, R. Schaufelberger. Third row. K. Kimberlin, D. Long, C. Vaughn, K. Dewey, C. Williams, M. Duft, B. Gillespie, B. Maynard, B. Horsfall, R. Huffman. Fourth row. J. Fenton, D. Reidelberger, L. Past, D. Mclntosh, V. Bussen, Art Service Club ilihc .Xrt Scrvicc Lillllt,.ll1ttll1L'I'llL'XX'llI'Q1lllll.lll1llT.PIII xitlctl stuclcnts with artistic gilviliti. tht- iiIuIum't11i1ity In L'Xl7l'L'SS rlmt-mst-lws untl lu1'nislu'cl Illtlcli-m'L'tlL'cl INISIQIB hullctin lmmixl nlisplnvs. aiml othcr nrt xmrlt Illfllllgllllllf thc sulinnl, Yairictx' uml cirigiimlity in design llllil crm struction was possilulc lmccaltlst' ul' the lurgc int-mlicrsliip ul' tht- clulm. il hc tilliucrs incluclccl l'hil l71'cslcx'. prcsitlviitz llulcn Cicrics .mel liurlmru liimlcrcr. x'icc-prrsiclclitsz Xlhi Cum, sccrutury: Lmnl Snntly lncli. trchsmcr. Nlrs. IM-h .art tcuclicr. actual us spmmsur. V. Lutz, B. Davis, B. Bollinger, M. Kinney, P. Hunter, R. Moore B. True. Fifth row: B. Knebel, D. Parks, S. Brewer, S. Briggs, J Baker, E. Carman, J. Mitchell, B. Hoiles, L. Altom, E. Chestnut R. Brewer. Sixth row. C. Patton, S. Koonce, S. Ireland, P. Smith D. Rommerskirchen, J. Gillespie, D. Cravens, L. Bird, G. Cruthis D. Williams, T. Dewey. T 1 I1 e s p i a n C I u b 'llic 'llicspinn Clulv. 'lruupc 649. priwimlctl stu clcnts intcrcstccl in clrinniirics the opportunity to pur- ticipntc in sulwnl plays. lfaicli Flilicspinn was gi mom lwr ul' prmlilution units. xwrlsing on skits. scciwiw' Il12tlxC'LlP, and other important plmscs ul' Ilia' tlicutrc Front row: Judy Dorris, Norman Ray, David Brock. Second row: Margaret Donnell, Kent Brown, Emily Joy, Janet Elam, Glen Broom, Marie Gieseke. Third row: Mr. Pennington, Gary File, Sandy loeh, Lana Tevis, Joan Treodway, David Dawdy, ReAnn Mahle, Alice Schroeder, Neil Nelson, Pat Ayers, Jim Darnell. spnnsirr. was iiitlcrl In tht- senior directing stiilll. ililicsu L-ight seniors wcrc in clmrgc ull tlic tlircc iinc-uct plays. Ilic Cliristingis pi't'st'i1t4itiul1. :incl sliimrt plays givcn lin' Ilic unnnn1nitx'. 'I lic ofliccrs liar tlic yuir wcrc IJ.witl llixxxly. prcsi- ' ic von ol in ivit un incmucrs wus rm ciirn min s 4 cn 1 'cn mrcmn. vice-vrcsic cn 1 . uric iicsc 'Lx Tl D l l d I I I r I r I r lx r I' i I r Xl C lt tmvnrcl National FIQLICSPILIIT honors. Nlr. Punninqton, scc1'ctiirx': nncl llc.-Xnn Nlulxlc, trcusurcr. Front row: K. Boldt, Jean Gillespie, B. Davis, K. Dewey, S. Zbinden, M. Kaiser, J. Spengeman, H. Geries, M. Kinney, P. Hendrix, S. Briggs, J. Baker, P. Carey, Judy Essenpreis, C. Elam. Second row: D. Zanchetti, L. Johnson, F. Meyer, J. Thomp- son, V. Eakin, C. Williams, N. Nevinger, B. Hoiles, P. Hunter, G. Whiteman, J. Kelsey, R. Bentley, M. Duft. Third row: K. Hodson, S. Adams, Pat Smith, Ray Brewer, K. Wise, K. Kallal, Dorothy Plake, M. Berger, D. Howe, P. Nelson, Carole Frueh, L. Frazier, Jon Reynolds, Jan Essen- preis. Fourth row: J. White, M. Mills, B. Bollinger, R. Bussen, M. Floyd, S. McMillan, T. Dubach, B. Morgan, T. Cunningham, P. Ireland, C. Daily, M. Gum, Jan Smith, S. Downs, C. Matheny, D. Connor, S. Ire- land, C. Rush, C. Schroeder. Fifth row: E. Harshaw, M. Stoecklin, E. Stone, Jo Rey- nolds, J. Graves, H. Wise, P. Presley, D. Busch, E. Brandt, L. Roland, B. Gillespie, L. Baumann, V. Loyd. Mr. Vincent directed by Lana Teeis and fully Dorris Yllhen Penelope Graham CSandra lrelandD hrought hir, Vincent CLarry Rolandj to her house to paint his portrait, her parents CKaye Boldt and David l3roekD were horrified. ller little sister Clan Rev' noldsl her friend QSandra LoehD, and her date ffioy Nleyerb questioned her dedieation to art . Shock of His Life clireeteii by Marie Cieseke and Glen Brown! The shock of hir. Maxwelfs C-leff Craves'D life was the misinterpretation of a note, written hy his son Vl'ilbur CNorman Rayj, saying heart about gone. The confusion increased when his wife CEmilv joyl, daughters Clan Smith and Pam IrelandD and VVilhur's friend Cllav BentleyD believed he was going up the river. Skin Deep directed by Dave Daivdy and Kent I3roa'n Cora Lee Blodgett Cjudy Essenpreisl the owner of a heautv salon, gave more than eurls to her eusto- Posing for his portrait seemed the only possible way for Mr. Vincent to get a date with Penelope. One-Act Plays Oh, no, they've come to get mel shouted Mr. Maxwell. mers-jackie Kelsey, Margaret Berger, jan Esserr preis, and Donna llowe. ller willingness to give ad- viee often drove customers awav, much to the consternation of her assistants, Sue Briggs and Gloria Vllhiteman. In between pin curls Cora Lee managed to solve her customers' personal problems. Where hearts are high, and fortunes low, and onions in the stew. 0nions in the Stew On Decemher 3 and 4, under the direction of Nr. Pennington, the seniors presented their class play, Onions in the Stew. This exciting comedy about island life was the first school play to he douhle east. HRGGIIY, Betty, you must do something about those yellow-iacketsl Betty fLana Tevis, Iudy Dorrisj, her husband Cfiary File, David Plakel and two daughters Cpat Ayers, Re.fXnn Mahle, Marie Cieseke, Delores Zan- chettil were snowhound, Hooded, and attacked hy yellow jackets. In spite of everything, they decided island life was the only life. This never happened in SeattIel Fronf row Pat Ayers Joan Treadway Gary Fcle Norman Ray Second row Neul Nelson Sandra Loeh Kent Brown Thlrd row Mane Greseke Davld Brock Lana Tevls Howard Wlse lSam Bauer not pucluredl Speech Contest T ut xt srucltnts toltluc lux Xlrs B 1l1tr p1rt11.1 11 mtl 111 tht lJ1str1tt Spttth Qontut l1Lld mt Col 1ns11ll4 on ldtlJ1111rx 2 l lm tour who qu 1 1 1u L r o on to tht Alton SLLIIU o1n rl rt rdu IX lottlx lla 1Ll1nv Kant Broun om l x n 1c1w mel Xlll Nelson lgxttmporm S7LlxlI1i7 17111 utnt on to the Stun Contest One Foot IH Heaven Un Aprll ll thr lllI1lOI'S prtstntucl thur Lllss P111 One Foot ID lltncn undcr thc. cl1rLLt1on of Xlrs VX mgltr Eutcntrlt donors tL111pf.r11ncnt1l tl1o1r 1m111 bus, md 1d1l1p1d1tul pmrsonwe mart 1ust 1 lux ol Sllllll toun prtielur but tl1rouvh lux pitunu mtl unclcrstmdlnv tht prolmltlns mare LXC1 1ILllllX l7I'ULIUllf undcr control Front row Jan Smlih Karen Dewey Flo Ann Gau Jackle Kelsey Joan Treadway Judy KIOUS Second row Phrl Presley Eddle Brandl Nell Nelson Jlm Darnell Third row Mrs Wangler Helen Genes Jeff Graves Davud Brock Sam Bauer Howard Wnse l.1ndn Allom Phyllns Corey 4 L I ' ' If l if i1 ' 1 '1 S 111 N 1: 1 l . 1 ' um, 1 1 '11' 'i ,Zh ' , 21-131 ri .. -, , .2 .L .- .. i11tl1'i cliv1sio11s to 3 ' nal 1 1 '1 'Q' if ao' 1' Ja ' l Contest wcrc Skllltlfll Loch. Serious Plzlv Rcadingg the Problems that confronted Rcvcrcnd Spcncc, il ,la 1 'a'D: ' '.C - fl ' ' U 1 z only Pay' H'1l'1b: 1 , .' , Q. ' tw 'CU ' ' J 41' 5 .1'1l will ' ' ' . I D I I I . I I . ' : I - I I I . ' . : ' I . I I I I . I . I . ' ri 5 ' 1 A Q S I : vu' 1 . Y... l C . . i 4 1- 7 1 K Future Homemakers U.XI'OLlI1Ll tlmc XYurl1l was this yc.n s tlwnu- lor tlu' liuturc llltlllL'lllQlliL'l'5 ull qXIm'1'iun. 'lu l1I'4llllHlL' intcrf n.1tiur1.ul gnnrlwill, pmgixlltis un lmcign L'1llll1ll'lC5 wclm' Iurcsvntcrl .mtl p.1clx.1gcs ucrc sunt .ilu-tml. fJlllL'L'l's u'L'rL' lynn' lhilall. Idrcslclvitri Sllll'lk'l Xlur' Ilur. vim'-Iwrusiclclmtz -lucly liiuus. M'k'I'L'l.II'l1 Sllllily fmtxwr. Il'L'.lSLlliL'l'l llir.1 QiO1II1L'l'. pa1rli.1lm'11Iuri.1nz l'.it lk-l'cxx'. pululic rL'l.1tiuns cllilirlnnitz Xltniinxi lclm. clcf grccs clmir1n.1n: Slmrwn Zluimlcn. 'mints L-lmrnmn. Klart l.0u Xlills. I'L'L'fCLlflUllLll lr-.ulerq .mtl llr-lun lloy- muncl. l1istc1ri.m. liucultx' uclxisors xxx-11' Xlrs. licuxcs Lmcl Klrs. Xlcycr, Front row: Weiss, Cus- ick, Connor, Varner, Wiliams. Second row: Barth, Lu d e , Wasem, Bauer, Bur- den, Bussen, Erhle, Bilyeu. T hir d row: Massey, Reed, Clark, True, Harlan, Schneck, Houseright, Compton, Rose, Dotray, Schoen, Weiss, Ganzer, Land- olt. Fourth row: Dew- ey, Treadway, Miller, Plog, Booher, Heady, Reed, Reidelberger, Dixon, Mettler, Kai- ser, Ridens, Cruthis, Brewer, Thompson, Stewart. f .-,.. 4 ff5.+Q't mf wr X: by I f.-Q S . . . N fl, f S 4Wgz,,,:g'.., I V f..:.f,' .1 Q51 Rita Cooper, Mrs. Reeves, Judy Kious, Mary Lou Mills, Pat DePew, Shirley Mettler, Kaye Boldt, Sharon Zbinden, Monica Lehn, Helen Reymond, Sandy Connor, Mrs. Meyer. Front row: Eldona Austin, Lana Bricker, Ray Ann Brewer, Maxine Reitz, Joan Hiller, Judy Ulmer, Carole Royer, Barbara Rose. Sec- ond row: Karen Miller, Bernadine Morgan, Shirley Longwell, Tedra Cunningham, Deanna Ambuehl, Judy Rench, Vina Compton. Third row: Mary Lile, Judy Potts, Bonnie Brown, Michele Evanko, JoAnn Richardson, Sharon Bimes, Patty Laux, Evelyn Hannum, Betty Martin, Elaine Chestnut. Fourth row: Ruth Ann Brewer, Janet McFarland, Patsy Joplin, Judy Thompson, Sharon Crulhis, Sharon Bandy, Mabel lanzer, Front row: David Barbey Harold Long Ronald Perkins Roland Goodson Kenny Hunter George Shaw Curtis Clark George Schaufelberger Second row: Mr. Henslee Carl Frueh Jerry Hulvey Jerry Weiss Elmer Hamby Carroll Mollett Bob Thierns Kenny Simmonds Gary Kimbra Third row: Henry Reymond Homer Doll David Reymond Jerry Bohannon Darrel Siebuhr Allan Alexander Ralph Parks Denny Ullaut i 111.--.U -1- Front row: Bob Goodson, Jim Bentley, Ralph Albert, Bill Debatin, Arthur Schoen, Charles Martin, Glen Neumann. Second row: Mr. Brock, Jesse Plog. Front row: Denny Arndt, Harold Otto, Bob Hilliard, Gary Wall, Clarence Obermark, Rolla Kuhn, Joe Paul, Gary Cruthis. Second row: Ronald Fansler, Lloyd Walker, Richard Sexton, Guy Jahnssen, Richard Debatin, Gary Miller, Billy McCracken, Jerry Doll, Clark Ken- dall. Third row: Mike Heston, Den- nis Suess, Denny Willman, Richard Ambuehl, Jack Semon. fs. Future Farmers 'liliu liuturc llLll'1llCI'SUl'l gkiiicricu cimnsistctl ul lmoys studying Yoczitiomil Agriculture lts members lvzirnctl to speak in puhlic, conduct giml tulic ptirt in iucctings. ziml assume civic responsibilities. 'lluv cluiptcr zittcml- ctl several coiiwimtioits during ilu- year uncl liclzl lxiskctluull glllllCS with neighboring PFA. cligiptcrs. ililic olliccrs wr.-rc Bill llclmtin, president: Cir-urge' SCllLlLll-L'llJCI'gCl'. x'icc-president: llgilpli qkllncrt. sccrctairy: vluincs Bentley, trcrisurcr: Bula Gunnison, reporter: Ar- tliur Schocn, cluiplainz lcssc Plug. purlizimcntzirizm: llnlm illliicms, scntincl. Klr. Brock was spoiisiir. iw, We f , ' 4 uf H 0 3 I.. Eiiisiiswvi ' Future Teachers Stutlcnts intcwstctl in ttxiuliing lwmiiic lwttur .ic- qutiintccl with this Piwlcssitiii tlmmugli liuturt' il t'aicl1ci's ul' .'Xl11t'i'iL'ii. Ulirlting wirli tlic CQi't't'millL' Cieillcgt' uligilvtci, l-.l..X. slviuiisciiccl tlu' St.1tt' Liiiixuiitum lit-ltl in .Xpi-il. Ullicurs xxcrc Kl.irit' Ciicsultc. l11't'siclt'nt: ll.1t Xycrs, x1ct'fprcs1tlt'i1t: l1tlitl1 Susst'nli.iul1. st'L'i'cti11'x': Clmnit' lluclimillt-ix Il'L'LlSLIl'l'I'1 'lmm lrc.iLlxx.1x'. p.1i'li.1- im'mg1ri.m: lima' lliiltlr. liistiii'i.m1 .intl li.ix lliltlsiiii. lllJl'Lll'ltllT. Klrs. Xlkiiiglt-ii luis tlit' spcmsinx Front row. D. Brock, Jerry White, Larry Walker, V, Loyd, L. Johnson, J. Sugg, W. Thomas, J. Dawdy, M. Kuhn. Second row. E, Rinderer, H. Wise, L. Altom, J, Spradling, S. lreland, J. Treadway, M. Fisher, Judy Essenpreis, E. Joy, J. Dorris, L. Tevis, P. Presley, S. Bauer. Third row: G. Broom, P. Carey, N. Kopp, G. Stever, JoAnn Smith, M. Jett, S. Kaeqy, Carole Front row. P. Ayers, C. Buchmiller, J. Tread- way, K. Hodson, K. Boldt, E. Sussenbach, M. Gieseke. Second row: D. Howe, P. Nel- son, H. Geries, R. Schaufelberger, P. Hun- ter, F. Jones, R. Bent- ley. Third row. N. Kopp, C. File, Dorothy Plake, S. Loeh, M. Fisher, J. Fenton, K. Dewey, J. Hiller, Mrs. Wangler. Fourth row. D. Plake, V. Loyd, 5. Ireland, B. Weiss, E. Brewer, D. Haley, D. Booher, N. Thompson, P. Carey. PhLBio-Chem Xlumlncrs ul' ljlii-lliufflicm lmtl tlit' ulipwrttiiiitx to It-.im inmirt' xilmriut tln' uurltl ull scicncu ziml its princ- riczil iilulwlimtiiviis. gL'lL'l'1ll fitiltl trips wcrt' tzilwn tlurf ing tliu ytuii' .mtl tlit' cltilu slwiisiiivtl rlit- livc.1l scicmt' lgiii' in Klvril. Ulliccrs xxurt' Hum lltiucr. lvi'usitlt'nt: llliil lJrt'slt'x. xict'-Iwusitlcilt: lung: ilicvis. SL'k'I'CLtlI'X'l .mtl -lim lJ.ii'nt'll. ti'uisLi1'cr. Xlr. .Iulmsun scrwcl tis xpuimsiw. Frueh, V. Eakin, Jan Essenpreis, D. Hoffman, G. Frailey, J. Darnell, Mr. Johnson. Fourth row. J. Wilson, G. File, D. Hoiles, J. Schmollinger, T. Reeves, C. Langel, N. Nelson, L. Waugh, D. O'Neal, M. Duft, E. Stone, L. Baumann, M. Heston, Roland Goodson, B. Darnell, D. Dawdy, T. Marti. 5 ww, w,Q ' be we us' Q ff. x 3 Q 'AS . . 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D . l l . ll . . 1 1 . l1 l J ' ' ' ' '1 S 1 51:1 lx. 1 ' ' l I ' S1 - 1' D ' ' 1 full of new people A continuous lunch hour was not the only thing new-a thirty-minute activity period was introduced. One sophomore boy felt that he simply couldn't he as active as before Cat least in the romantic wayl, for he could no longer escort the fair lady of his tender affections to and from night meetings. The only possible solution was to walk her to her classes more often. Accompanying the activity period was an hour- long first period. This was fine for students with a first hour study hall -but the poor hand studentsl lly the end of the period they were so winded that they could barely manage to trudge to their next classes. One member summed it up nicely when he said, kVell, you just try unrpahing for one solid hour! The middle of September brought campaign time. Posters blossomed forth and cars were boldly splashed with such ncverfto-be-forgotten sayings as i'File is XVorthwhile or Be a Sweetie-Vote for Edie. The campaign introduced such notable characters as ujump- ing Beanl' Joy and Big lack Kallal with his contem- poraries, Romeo johnson, Terrible Tom Suess, and t'Big Noseu Kinney. The most outstanding slogan, however, was attributed to l want to he your servantu Plake, who stated: i'Vote for me and l'll abolish schoolf' CA rash promise-but a good thought? On one early October morninggit happenedl The school was invaded by outer spacel At least thought one freshman boy who screamed, Look e look at G.A.A. initiates wind up a strenuous day. and new experiences Lizzie Belle advertises candidates for state and class offices. those - those thingslh l le was finally callned by a wise sophomore who explained that it was only the G.A.A. initiation. Hut the day was still hectic, especially when strains of Roclva-llye-llahyu came drifting down the halls accompanied hy shrieks and giggles. lDoesn't anyone want to buy a magazine? was the earnest plea heard during the annual magazine drive. This year the student body outdid itself by selling over S4000 worth of subscriptions. One student, though, got a little too ambitious when he tried to rcstock the city library's reading room. You can't blame him for tryingl The news was outl lt was rumored via the grape- vine that the One-Act Plays were being cast, and that Kent l like girls llrown and Prof. Me, too Dawdy were going to do an all-girl version of The Caine Mutiny. llowever, the boys were unable to reach their goalf too many occupational hazards! Finally the casts were chosen and the plays were in production. Line eramming had begun and no one thought it strange when students sauntered down the halls, muttering lines to themselves. The night of the actual performance was a rather harrowing one. Donna llowe almost failed to have orange hair be- cause of the disappearance of the bottle of dye. Sandy lreland was unable to make a quick change. nearly forcing Foy Meyer to do a solo waltz. But, in spite of the various incidents, the performance was well-done and the plays were a success. Be ide the routine Cocch Rogers enioys the World Series in his box sect. 'lhe rough and ready game of loothall returned Io CLI IS. and with it came the illustrious personalities of C'larahell llediger and Clet-ollftliat-wire Shea. Without the unsolicited help of these well-known personalities. the hoys in hlue might never have gone on to a successful season. The new marching hand, led hy the lovely addition ol' lioui' majorettes, performed at the home games. Entertaining the crowd at hall time were The l.one Stranger, his horse Sliver, and the Hoody llowdyu show. Practice teacherslu shrieked a sophomore girl after seeing several young men ol' lashion roaming the halls. lt was a liaise alarm-only the senior hoys getting spilled up for the jaunt to l-itehlield to get their pic- tures took. Daryle Busch found it hard to leave the typing room at l.itchlield lligh School hccause he was so intrigued hy the i'liXtures. All too soon came the junior tests. After spending three hours writing, the juniors felt they had heen thoroughly brainwashed. Une junior had a different idea, however. lle loudly declared that the tests were really recruiting papers lor nerve specialists. Whatever they were, the juniors all agreed that once was enough. -lihe chill. evil winds ol' Novemher swept down upon us. hringing much ill hut at least a little good in the form of a ilu vacation. One of the students likened it to Christmas . . . only without presents. ofdaily activities lloward XVise expressed everyones sentiments ex- actly when he joyfully shouted, Hurrah for the i-Xsiansln The llu epidemic postponed the Senior Play until llceemher 3. By this time poor Mr. Pennington, the director ot' Onions in the Stew, was in a highly nervous state, to say the least. No, no, Xlityi. I said to kick Dave, not fracture his leg ...i f Xll right now. cut that out, Uaryle. . . No, no, l.ana. throw the pillow at him, not the vase, hecame all too familiar orders. But the play came through in true C.ll.S. style. Everyone had miraculously memorized his lines. gotten his props. and knew at least most of his Cues hy the night ol' the performance. ilihe annual Cmdzmte assemhly, on Decemher 13. portrayed the more serious side of school life. Who will ever forget the world-famous mind-reader. Salaami. and her assistants, Bologna, liraunsehweiger, and l.i- veruurst? Also adding to the school culture was Snoddy and her wealthy, aristocratic liamily. Snodf dy's desperate elforts to get a man nearly resulted in a shotgun wedding. prevented only hy Zeke who finally rallied to say more than duhl Sleep no more! contrary to all expectations. is not an expression used in descrihing the Cireenville night owls. hut a line from .llaelwetln It was Dot unusual to hear College Prep students reciting such memorahle passages as Out, out, hriel' candle, or Naught's had: all's spent. Xlrs. Baker lelt, though, that Skip Check your cout here-only ten cents! events took place Smith had missed the point entirely when he recited the lines l have lived long enough. My way of life is fallen into the sewer. Clihe word happens to be scar, Phil.D Christmas was almost here as anyone could see by looking down the long hall at the tiny Hickering lights. CCloser observation proved it to be a Christ- mas tree.D Only one thing was wrong-how was Santa to get here without any snow! Snow or no snow, everyone seemed to get into the spirit of the season. But some of the seniors went a step too far when they began singing llark the Herald Angels Shout-live more months and I'll be out! After a glorious vacation Calso known as book report time D, everyone settled down to work on those ghastly things known as reviews. This year there were pages and pages of them. Soon the halls of G.H.S. began to resemble a combination book store, paper mill, and morgue. This was destined to continue for a period of two weeks. Everyone was busy trying to learn a whole semesters work in a few cram ses- sions. Confusion reigned and one misguided junior even said that the Stamp Act created the United States Post Ollice. Clt does sound pretty logical, at that.D At last the fateful days came. Minds were tortured and hair was torn as students tried to decide such things as whether Emerson wrote ElllL'l'SOl7iS Es- saiis or illolzlv Dick. CBelieve it or not, Moby Dick was the answer of several students.D Finally the exams were over, leaving a more horrible thoughtfreport cardsl Social hour-on the bleachers. 1 if Behind the Scenes ll's Cold in Them Thur Hillsl At the end of the semester the llonor Roll was posted, and the annual Honor Assembly was held. Mr. Pinkstalf received quite a shock when he desperately searched through the senior High llonor cards and could find only two boys. CCuess that proves who is the more intelligent sexll During February the Latin students were again busy making valentines. Finally, alter several hours of tedious construction, one boy ventured to ask Miss Ambrose if he could send his. llesitantly he added. l Want to send it to my mother. A likely storyl Near the end of the basketball season. the coaches introduced a new personality, Flash Comet. Flash and his friends, shy Clem Cladiddlehopper, big 'loc Scollege, and tricky Sam Gamble, were an immediate success. So much, in fact, that Flash formed his own fan club and became one of the most popular mem' bers of the team. lt seemed as if the prime requisite for Speech Con- test this year was a British accent. For days Little London's greatest producer-director. Cary File, re- minded his cast But I say. old chop. don't you think you'd better learn your lines? If Cary tried to get the east to speak British,l' Norman Ray tried just as hard to develop a French accent because it sounds so much more romantic. These events, too,are important- The endless activity and the tra-tra-tras could in- dicate only one thing-Music Contest. For weeks and weeks the endless practice went on until Mr. Brandt, in the height of desperation yelled, All right, pack your horns in your little cases and CO HOME! Mr. Brandt, though, soon recovered and both he and his students were well-rewarded with high ratings at the District and State contests. Many puns have been made in the direction of the student who forgets to study for a test. But Mrs. Smith took the prize for the year when she turned up red-faced one morning and said to her first hour Chemistry class, HI . . er . . . I forgot your tests. Needless to say she was quickly excused by her over- joyed students. It was junior Play time and again all the Susan Strasbergs and Tab Ilunters came out of hibernation to try out for One Foot in lleavenf' The cast was well chosen, though there was some speculation when Phyllis Carey was cast as Sam Bauer's mother. It just don't seem right! If other directors have had troubles, Mrs. XVangler has beat them all. Not only did she direct the junior Play, but she also had charge of the State F.T.A. Convention held here the same week-end. In spite of it all, both events were very successful. lN'lcAdow returned, and with him came the North Texas State Band. Tri-M had charge of the concert and was responsible for finding housing for one night. ln the Mood -Pep Band entertains at half-time. QQ The death of each day's life -checking mathl jeff Graves put his foot down when Gloria offered to house foLf'r boys. Cfkfter all, enough is enoughll Some- how the band survived the mad onslaught of infatu- ated females and managed to present an excellent concert. XVith the coming of spring, the race to get a man was on! It all began with the CAA. Sadie Hawkins party which demanded the presence of the opposite sex. Failure to catch a man would result in social banishment. Pam Ireland had the right idea about getting a date-she simply put on her track shoes and started out. VVhen one of the girls asked her if she thought it would work, Pam calmly replied, Well, it worked for Daisy hlae, didn't it?'l The mad scientists were at it again. All science students were required to have a project to enter in Science Fair. One brilliant student, a boy, decided to do an unusual project and determine the melting point of lipstick. However, Mrs. Smith stepped in and advised him to wait until he was a little older to try such experiments. Spring Fever hit us like a ten-ton weight and studies dropped to an all-time low. Finally Mr. Graff became so discouraged that he wrote on his board, Confucius say, 3:30 AM. vely, vely late to do last week's homework! '. Cflow else can one catch up with the past, keep up with the present, and prepare for the future?j a memorable part of high school life. ln spite of all sorts of difficulties, ranging from un- blossomed blossoms and seasick sea horses to a sur- plus of sidewalk superintendents, the juniors managed to make the Spring Formal a success. The coronation was very impressive and no one tripped or eurtsied beyond the point of no return. The festivities of the evening lasted into the wee hours of the morning. flowever, Larry Roland overdid it a little when he reached home just in time to go back to school for the Saturday morning elean-up. Oh, to be young againl Better still, to be young .md handsome! Flash triumphs-and wins the fair maiden. The middle of May brought the Senior Trip. The seniors, for the first time, rode a train to Chicago. For many it was the first train ride and rapid adjust- ments had to be made. Eddie Stoneburner found it extremely difficult to eat his dinner because of the constant motion of the train. After several rather des- perate attempts to eat the peas rolling around his plate, he finally gave up and decided that they just weren't worth the effort. On arriving at Chicago, Ernie Lipple announced that he planned to conquer the subway system. ln- stead, he got lost, and was forced to seek the aid of a veteran. Big, brave Re Gieseke and her pal, janet 'fwait a second, l'm coming Elam decided to stay up all night. Everything was going fine until about 3:00 A.lX'l., when the desk clerk called to say that the people three Hoors down would appreciate it if they'd just go to bed. Somehow everyone survived the trip, although Ronnie Baker was disappointed be- cause he didn't get to jump off a skyscraper to see how it feels. Graduation came at last, and as the final bars of Pomp and Circumstancen were played, all couldn't help feeling just a wee bit tearful. As they thought back over the past year, they remembered the things they'd done together-the elections, the Spring For- mal, the class plays, the assemblies, and all the fun they'd had in classes. For the underclassmen, it marked the end of another school year. But, for the seniors, it meant the end of high school life. They realized that, although life would never again be quite as carefree as it had been during the past four years, high school had enriched their lives and helped to prepare them for the challenges of the future. The quarter mile trip down the crowded hall .... IIIXIJ J IIN I L U I IlI1ID7Il N IIK I U x 11 SLO L mis I s tusc IIC Lssnnll TIILETICS 'Bri .' 'rms SCLNIQSH ul' cu-ry 517111 arc tlu Ilm ol' pmctic ', the Iiccpinh UI' rg' ' g, 'llu IIN' l5I'UYIlIIIlg ol- IIrst-cIg1ss ccluip1m'nl amd IIIL L ning Im' il, lllu XX'L'ilI'I5OllIL' j4lLlI'I1L'f'Q to 'ig I rinh Iclmols, amd thc Ixccpinh ol' 1' 's and 'Ig Iim' QIII smrty, I :W t'zI. 'Z A,.. ' Q ww 4- W iirijvjzilgg? nzibdiitflivi ' 7 .E . Front row: L. 5U99, C. Boerckel, D. Duncan, S. Bimes, G. Schoufelberger, R. Hogler, R. Holzhauer, D. Smith, D. Suess, P. Presley, Mr. Perry. Second row: L. Summerlott, J. May, D. Koontz, D. Brock, R. Cruthis, E. Reelitz, D. Rommerskirchen, M. Clements, J. Hewitt, J. Darnell. Third row. E. Brandt, J. Bohannon, J. Nuby, B. Parker, T. Donaldson, T. Young, H. Doll, C. Frueh, L. Roland, N. Nelson. Fourth row: H. Wise, K. Compton, T. Reeves, M. Kersey, B. Darnell, M. Kuhn, J. Dcwdy, T. Marti, L. Dever, D. Brciuns. Fifth row: R. Pope, B. McCracken, G. Cruthis, R. Arnold. Champions of the Gridiron il lie earliest sport ol' tl1e seliool X'L'Lll' 1141s lootlmll. Training lvegun the first weeli 11 lien over forty pros- pective lmloelilxusters reported lor Prgietiec sessions. 'lilie lmoys were drilled in luloelaing. passing, tackling. :mal perleetiiig 1'11rious ollensixe .incl LlCl.L'I1SlYL' plays. Llncler tlie clireetion ol' liezicl eorieli Perry, olliensive line eoueli Xlefgirtliy. and rleliensix e line eozieli Cruin. the team rriekecl up un iinpressive reeorcl ol' live vie- tories anal only one cleliezit. SIl1LlSlllllg l-itel1l'ielcl Hold that line, Comets! -lo-IS. Xr1ml.1l1r1 2.-IS, C.1l1olQ1r1 21-l-l. ljklllll I9-l3, and edging Nolioinis 70. they lnowecl only to rliuylor- ville 6-7. illlie two liome gullies. on Uetolber 7 and Uetolmer ll. louncl many interested fans returning to elieer tootluzill utter ll twenty-oclrl year ailusenee. Our eoin- inunity und student lnocly have readily zieeeptecl this new sport and its popularity will soon rival that of lmslxetlmzill. Bimes flips out as Vandalia charges. Entertaining the crowd at hall-time, the band goes into formation for the S64,000 Ques- tion. Football Action A strong defensive line, outstanding passing. and spectacular running brought the Comets through a very successful football season. The team worked well together and showed much improvement in their second year of football at G.ll.S. Quarterback llenry Bimes' passes to ends Larry Roland and Terry Don- aldson and George Schaufelbergefs brilliant run- ning formed a winning combination on offense. 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Ill 76 Comets' Story Although the Comets played good ball, a jinlis swept them from honors this year. They dropped many games by one or two points, losing only a few by a large margin. A mid-season shift to some of the younger players proved beneficial but still did not give the Comets the winning push. A pep rally near the end of February, however, fired the students' support and the team's spirit, and the Comets Hn- ished the season with a bang. Mr. Rogers, basketball eoaeh, was well-pleased with the progress of the boys. Tom Young averaged twenty points a game and was in competition for the Conference scoring title. 'lack Kallal, big senior for- ward, rebounded impressively and was an excellent defensive player. Other senior boys, Ernie Lipple, Don Iones, and Ed Stoneburner, were often called upon to back the team and came through with Hying Colors. VVorking the guard positions were Sonny Bimes and Larry Roland. Their plays and their shooting were responsible for many Comet points. Ed Brandt, a junior, saw much action and specialized in an out' side jump shot and good rebounding. Freshman Brad Parker showed skill and competitive spirit and played varsity ball the greater part of the time. Although it was an unlucky season, the boys gained experience and are proud of the fight they displayed even when the chips were down. The season officially opens with tip-off of inter-squad game. Top: Sioneburger drops in two points. Bottom: Tom Young fires from out-court Junior arsity 'lihe junior varsity hatl a well-rountletl season, win- ning eleven games anal losing eight. lhe lmoys worlxecl well together anal sliowetl promise lor a strong lirst string next year. Starting the usual lineeup were Jesse Plog. Bill -lohnson, -lon Finley. l.lovcl Sunnner- lott, ancl Alike lleston. Sophomores llrew Duncan and Dave Smith also saw eonsitlerable action. Klr. Presley, new .lavvee eoaeh. tlicl an excellent join of guiding the team through its successful season. Since one of the inain purposes ol the junior stluacl is to give the hovs experience for varsity hall, the team was clrillecl in haslqethall lillllLlillllCI1L1llS anal was taught manv new plays. Front row: Drew Duncan, Da- vid Smith, Jerry Roadman, Eric Reelitz. Second row: Jim Bimes, Bill Johnson, Wendel Krober, Bradley Parker, .Ierry Nuby, Mike Heston, Jon Finley. Third row: Mike Kersey, David Brauns, Lloyd Summerlott, Dean Koontz, Bill Bourgeois, Lonnie Griffiths, Mr. Presley. Freshman Team lhe lireslnnan team, eoaehetl luv Mr. Crum, turnetl in a reeorcl ol' live wins anal seven losses. Vllinning two games from Yamlalia C57-51D C58-STD, antl one liroin Pana C52--HD. they lost to Eclwartlsville Q-l-l-625. l.itehlieltl f3056D, and Salem C45-6-U. lhev split games with llillshoro Q-l-l-483 C53-485 and with Carlyle Q-lOl-l2D C52-3-U. Several games were exciting and very el0se-Van- tlalia was eonqueretl in an overtime. and the last game of the season was a hearthrealier lost bv two points to Carlyle. Outstanding l'ifCSlllIlilI1 players in- cluded lim Reeves, Lannv Dever, john Dawcly, Ros' eoe Arnolcl. and Brad Parker. Front row: Rolla Kuhn, Rob- ert Longwell, Joe Paul, Lar- ry Walker, Orville Kircher, Tom Dewey. S-econd row: Norris Lutz, Mike Kuhn, Rob- ert Hagler, Lanny Dever, James Beard, Tom Marti. Third row: Roscoe Arnold, Max Martin, Tim Reeves, Bradley Parker, John Daw- dy, Mr. Crum. Team Boosters XVith the beginning of haskethall season the student body selected Eye cheerleaders: Donna Culp. Sherron Vllilliams, Iackic Kelsey, Carolyn Daily, and Sandy Kooncc. From the Hrst game of the season to the last the cheerleaders, Linder the direction of hlrs. VVhite, faithfully supported the team and helped stimulate school spirit. as, aw ? K, Eli: Z-Q i 'f,':s sf ,f. if be-f Important behind the scenes People were the sports' managers. These hoys, Elmer Stone, Holm llil- liard, Max Clements, Foy Meyer, Ralph Miller, lloh Gillespie, and Tom Dewey, not only were managers for haslccthall, hut also for wrestling and football. 'lihey faithfully carried out their duties which included taking care of equipment and uniforms and keeping various charts and records. 'lihe cheerleaders spark school spirit and cnthusi asm in pre-game Pep ses- sions for hoth foothall and lvaslaethall games, Fronf row George Schaufelberger Daryle Busch Second row Hagler Bob Glllesple David Davis Horry Dnllon Thrrd row Larry Clayfon Ronald Holzhauer Ken! Brown Don Schmalllnger Mr Perry Ronnie Lamb Deon Shoneburner Eugene Hellsley Jam Frazier Pele VonBurg Ron Cruthls Floyd Huber Ron Jerry Bohannon Carl Frueh Larry Waugh Thomas Dillon Matmen Show Skull and Splrrt As the seumd vclr of urestlmsv progressed, tlue sport beume more popullr xuth C fLLI1Xll1C fins md grapplers vxon fue mltehes and lost sex en Vllmnmg oxer Caholoa 38 203 C39 SD and Edvsardsxllle 24 23D C41 15D they dropped matches to Roxana C16 38D 19 31D Wood Pmer C14 345 24 28D Cramte Cm Blmd School C8 412, md lCk50I1Vl11C C13 33 Thu spht matches wlth Vandalla C34 11D C! 441 The boys showed fine form both m team and lndl f1'1Lt Tournament at Wood Rlver Darvle Busch Ceorge Schaufelberver Pete VonBurg Larrx Clax ton and Flovd Huber went on to the Sectlonal at C ramte CIIV Here Pete VonBurg planed thlrd md C gorge Sehaufelbervcr planed fourth Busch rolls over for a pln Sportsmanship comes flrsl wrlh wresllers : , U : I . . I . . I . l . : I I I I I ' I . I I I l . I I . I I I I I ' ' 1 1 1 , x , 1 ,k , 0 K N . . , , - h . , . . . . 5 -2 , . 2 , I v 2 1 . , . . home crowds increased. Couched bv Mr. Perrv, the vidual com etition. The ' artici ated in the Dis- , . P 1 P P . , , 2 . , , . , 5 H , y - , 1 -k f 1 C - Y . H -x C - v 1 . . 'Y 1 1 . . I . i . N , , 2 . , - Q g ' -xxD- ,ly 1, , s . , , 6 , -, . l A JJ Front row: Eugene Harshaw, Norman Ray, Neil Nelson. Second raw: Mr. Baker, Tom Clare, Tom Suess, Mike Kersey, Jeff Graves, Jerry Nuby, Jack Kallal. s l3olf The men of the green, under the direction of Mr. Baker, displayed their golling ahility in the early spring. This littlefnoticed and unacclaimcd sport is really an excellent test of skill and self-control. A steady hand and diligent practice are essential to a good game of golf. jack Kallal, runner-up for the championship at the Crcenville Country Cluh, and Tom Clare were re- turning lettermen from last year's undefeated team. Matches were played with Edwardsville, Effingham, Vandalia, and llillshoro. Tennis The tennis team, guided hy its new coach, Nr. Presley, battled through a grueling season. A fall tournament and early spring workouts helped to pre- pare the boys for their first matches on the new home courts. Spearheading the team were returning lettermen David Dawdy, Jim Bimes, and 'lon Finley. First-year men included lim Darnell, Phil Presley, Cary File, Denny O'Neal, Eddie Brandt, David Smith, Tom hlarti, and Ron llolzhauer, who capahly filled the gaps left hy last year's graduates. , Fronf row: David Dawdy, Denny O'Neol, Mike Dufl, Jim Darnell, David Smilh, Jim Bimes, Second row: Mr. Presley, Gary File, .lon Finley, Phil Presley. W, o ...Nev-ff ' I Tim Reeves, Jerry Roadman, Terry Deon Koontz, Drew Duncan, Eddie Stoneburner. Track rliwo returning letterinen, Ed Stonehurncr and loin Young, plus a nuinher of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, rounded off' this year's track squad. Early spring practice. under the direction of hlr. Klcfarthy. built the physical fitness of the hoys to the leyel necessary for this exhausting sport. Practice in sprint- ing, hurdling. high jumping, and pole yaulting was the final step in preparing the hoys for several meets with Conference teams. Schools met hy the cinderlncn included llillshoro, Litchfield. Vandalia, Kincaid. Pima, and Carlyle. Front row: Henry Bimes, Eric Reelitz, Bob Caringer, Glen Mclntyre, Lonnie Griffiths, Larry Roland, catcher, Tom Young, batter, Jerry Weiss, Ronnie Lomb. Second row: John Hewitt, x u.. . .. . , ,mwhylwwywiwmuy --' -.gnu-1 34 Young, Front row: Jerry Nuby, Eric Reelitz, George Schaufelberger. Second row: Mike Heston, Bob Gillespie, Mr. McCarthy. BasebaH A strong baseball team. supported hy eight re- turning lettermen, turned in a fine record at the end of' a full season. 'lop-notch pitching hacked hy good hitting and fielding hrought the team many honors. The expert coaching of Mr. Rogers helped the newer hoys hreak into the game and rehuilt the skill and confidence of the veterans. Their training was put to use in games against Vandalia, llillslioro, Taylor- yille, ljana, Shelbyville, Litchfield, and Eisenhower of Decatur. All home games were played on the schools new diamond. Max Clements, Ron File, Gary File, Ron Cruthis, Drew Dun- can, Don File, Mr. Rogers, umpire, Tom McCasIond, Mike Kersey, Deon Koontz, David Brauns. . 3 Jim Bimes and Dave Dawdy, wilh Edwardsville players, await the beginning of lhe firsl sel. 'Forel Tom Suess and Tom Clare look on as Jack Kallol 'lees off. Working in a praclice session, Don File hils a high fly lo leff field as calcher Larry Roland walches. 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' , Greenville's I I ' A T in Ill J '71, fgX I Q so QW af Wll kth Use WILLIE WIREDHAND Your Right Hand Man On The Electrltled Farm SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC CO OP INC GREENVILLE ILLINOIS PHONE 1025 Forrest E Elam Represent ng M Ile s Mutual of lll no s Fare and Auto Insurance Bradford Bank Building 74J Dealer In SINCLAIR PRODUCTS WHIT S SUPER SERVICE Phone 36 When School ss out I t THE ADVOCATE Your County Newspaper Follow You through the Summer Oldest I stt hon n Bond Co ty THE FINEST IN CHILDREN S CLOTHING from Orme Mmute to Fourteen Years Elame s Junlor Shop Phone 1058 114 South Second JL E14 Hg! I w E p I iq. s Q IC! Q I ' X X xl f-f lle illie get up to b 1 or youj I I ie's a bas e all player, too., . GS L ' e i I i r' i i 1 I ' I I l . ' n i u ' i un I I - I I ll il YT I ,TTT TY T: TTT ST TT T TTI Tir A I :Z Q 3 For 37 Years Greenville's Leading Cleaners Spic and Span The Cleaners Dry Cleaning of the Better Kind MOTHPROOFING Johnston Realty Company and Re airing and Alterations Insurance Agency I3 l-lat Renovating Zippers repaired and replaced We Give EWG Smmps I Bradford Bdnk Building Phone 2 113-15 South Second Street For the finest in Chicken Pizza Steaks Short Orders You re Always Welcome at THE ELMS CAFE Corner U S 40 and 4th Street Spur ALLEN S STYLE SHOP Ladies Childrens and Infants Wear 118 20 West Main GREENVILLE ILLINOIS WEATHER BIRD CITY CLUB For School and Dress Wear Wa lc in VELVET STEP COMFORT CLASSICS JENKINS SHOE STORE South Side of Square TH E THOMAS HOTEL William G Kathryn l-lorsfall OWNERS it will improve your home Corbus Cabinet 81 Home Supply Greenville III Phone 496 J I - I ' I I I I O HH. , . I I - T we have it. at - , 1 l . l' ' I . ' Your Form Bureou Type Cooperotnve BOND COUNTY SERVICE CO F S Products for the Form Phone 8 Electrical Service THE GIFT MART Hofpomf MGVI09 Appllonces or R C A Victor Televlsnon Year Round Gifts of SA'-E5 SERVICE D's ' Phone 980 309 wesf College Ross Edwards, Inc Sales CHEVROLET BUICK Servlce Phone 28 GREENVILLE ILLINOIS You're Always Welcome T Tuylol-'S at a l M O 7 Telephone 653 Schroeder's G.E. Appliances Soles ond Service 309 West College Avenue The Hoiles Agency INSURANCE 305 West Main Street GREENVILLE ILLINOIS Phone 940 BAUER'S GARAGE Frcmlc Bauer 'lQ Specialized Lubrication O General Repair Service O Brake Service A. H. GIESEKE E W E L E R THE GANG AND THEIR COACHES FEEL AT HOME THE PURITY CAFE Harry Don Getz Hardware 81 EICCITIC Co SEEDS PIERCE FEED STORE GRAIN PIWOVIC GREENVILLE ILLINOIS Phone 98 J GT FEEDS The Offucers Durectors and All the Members of Our Staff Welcome G H S Students to Our Bank at Any Tnme Our Complete Faculntnes and Our Ready Cooperatnon Wnll Always Be at Your Command TH BRADFORD NATIONAL BANK Oldest Bank m Bond County Member at the Federal Deposut Insurance Corporatnon FIRESTONE STORE TIRES BATTERIES 24 Hour Road Servlce Appliances Refrngerators Radlos Elecfrlc Ranges Motorola Philco Televlsuon MAIN TIRE 8 BATTERY SERVICE 210 West Mann Phone CUT FLOWERS PLANTS FLORAL DESIGNS Greenvulle Greenhouses We Teleg aph Flo Phone 414 426 North Fourfh Street Alhs Chalmers Suess Farm Supply Sales and Servuce Facto y T a ned Mech en Phone 240 Greenville Illmors 2 ACRES MOTEL VERNIE G AGNES BROWN Junchon U S 40 fr 127 Phone 67 GREENVILLE ILLINOIS A neat appearance always smportanf Turley s Barber Shop G and T y 307 Franklln Avenue Greenville Mobllgas Servlce John C lChetl Shank agenf Heat your home with Mobil heat Phone Q18 J ' 151 Owners r wers I . ' 11 - IS New Idea and Kewanee . H 1 r - r i anics and er Urle G uine Parts I . . . ' r Mobil Batteries Lubrication General Repair RADIO L 84 H Auto Service PHWCO D0 e Howard Soles Service Phone 201 Buy With Confidence ech dsegoo tee e ollp Phone 10 East of Post Office Buumberger Whitlock Agency, Inc eho t sv oe Phone 525 Bond Theatre Bldg Barenholtz Furniture Stores GREENVILLE ILLINOIS GREENVILLE LITCHFIELD Smoll enough to know you Lorge enough to serve you Ledbetter Heston Feed Store MASTER MIX FEEDS FOR LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY Forrnulo Mixing lVe Give Top Value Stamps Greenville Phone 232 Illinois ' - T.V. I 1 ' We corry ol! notionolly odvertised brands, All m r on i u r n d. ' Will m et rices. W ve o trode hot e 'ce rn d . I ll ll 4 I Bel Alr Motel and Restaurant Modern accomodations to serve you' Lee Loyd and Sons Truck Co GREENVILLE ILLINOIS Henry S Shell Servlce h Lbcoto eTes cto 40a d 127 Greenville Elevator Co Mo GRAIN FEED COAL SHAW S BARBER SHOP O I l I l . Wos ing 1 : u ri i Fireston ir ' Jun i n n l I .leon ol n HUGH EY ond WHITE Buckeye Glove Company HARDWARE PAINTS GREENVILLE ILLINOIS WELLS JUDD d B tte es PHONE 78 212WtM Po Flomm Snell Implement Co JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT Pho 57 Oppo te Locke PI t STRATMANN LUMBER COMPANY Inc LUMBER BUILDING MATERIAL BUILDING HARDWARE PAINTS CEMENT LIME ROOFINGS Pho e 150 e BASS MOLLETT PUBLISHERS THE BOND COUNTY BAR 115 Be ont A enue GREENVILLE ILLINOIS I I, In I Il ll es ain h ne 50 ll ll U - . lj Tires an a ri ne 225 East Harris Avenue, on Route 127 Ill si r an lb g 4 n Gre nville, Illinois cum v Dr. O. W. Stowe Veterinary - Surgeon Phone lOQ3 727 Beaumont Dr Mules A Krause Optometrrst Phone 675 W South Second Greenvnlle Dr H J Wllloms Chnroproctor X Roy Phone 745 207 N Second St Greenville Dr Maurice S Batson Veterlnorlon Westwood Anlrnol Clinic Phone 475 Alternate Route 40 West Greenville Illmols Dr. Daniel A. Junod Chiropodist - Foot Specialist Telephone 1140 316 W College Greenville lllmols Vallee Wemdel Chrroproctor X Roy Servlce 316 West Mann Dr H C Gleseke Dr G F Mossle Assocaote Optometrists Phone 636 101 West Mann Ave Sclentutlc Apporotus G Instruments Rmco Instrument Co Phone 1494 511 South Prome l l t ll , . . ' ll ' BOND COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Boyd MCCrC1ckem, MD. William I-Ioll, MD, Horton Torpley, MD. Mox Froenkel, MD. K, B. Luzoder, MD. DeWitt Brown, MD. THE GREENVILLE DENTISTS D L A Fod Dr WA Mcffrocken Dr Wm E I-Ienfze F E Lm er r...ly Dr...'d Tots and Teens Shoppe Moy fhe Future Years Southwest Corner of Square BVWIQ SUCCGSS Und Headquarters for Carters I HappIneSs to All of You Underwear ind Seepweor SHIP N SHORE DEWEY 31 50N JOSEPH LOVE GIfts for all occasIons Pocahontas Shell Servlce Paul F Neely REALTOR GAS O Roufe 40 105 W College Phone 1138 J Pocahontas Illmols Greenwlle ...mms At one tIme or another durIng your HIgh School career you wIll wear a gown or unIform made by DeMoulIn Bros 8 Co Makers of ELAGS, BANNERS, uNIEoRMS, CAPS, AND Gowns OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY SINCE 1892 GREENVILLE ILLINOIS ' 1 Up o 6 Years I l S IL gl u ' II' I , I I I O o o The Lizz Ann Shop Style Without Extravagance' WE FEATURE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED NAME BRANDS Bobble Brooks Sportswear Jerry Gllden Dresses Rose MarIe Reld Swlm SUIIS Mnnx Mode Dresses Dons Crlgmal Mllllnery Moyud Llngerle Crestmoor Coats Slumaker Dresses Jo Collms Sportswear DorIs Dodson Dresses South Sade of Square Greenvulle Illmols Junnor Szes 5 15 Mlsses Szes 10 Q0 Halt Szes AIQIXZ Q4V2 Bottled Gas Mc Donald Gas Appllances Insurance Agency RASLER S PLUMBING Complete Insurance Servlce Incorporated Phone 608 Welse Bldg GREENVILLE ILLINOIS Phone 206 Greenville Service Company Shell Gasoline and Oll Car Washlng Fue Ol SI'IeIIubrIcatIon Phone 27 . I L .... I l- I ' I - ' i - I - II I: I If 'I I 'I II, I - II . I I I 0 0 . I i . . The CHURCHES of GREENVILLE WELCOME YOU Greenville Mmlsterlal Assoclatlon DAILY SERVICE TO ST LOUIS C I Mahle Service Station Smclon, products Locol ond Long Dlstcnce Household Movlng This IS our woy of thonklng l'I'16 School BOOFCI C1I'1Cl l:ClCUI1'y Chne Motor Freight U S Route 40 Phone 841 J4 Phone 430 Greenvnlle Illmols For the best In oll kinds of school supplies Here s where the wlsest student buys Good borgouns ore found every time At Sums you reolly stretch thot dame Sims' Ben Franklin Store GREENVILLE, ILLINOIS O O O 0 O O II II . . II 0 n 0 I' ,, . . . I I ll R' - - I I J 1 ' . . . ' I I , . I I I I AI Caringer's Gulf Service I I fn? cun.ru:x A Phone 1336 3rd Cr Summer Streets GREENVILLE ILLINOIS National U S Radiator Corporation Ultra Modern Qunet ond Restful THE ELMS MOTEL Approved GR SH p Phone 1480 Route 40 Greenvllle Ilhnols Foods S oso sh F ts a d Veget es B d s Eye F o e ood Hunters IGA Market eO Finest Quoluty Meats And Groceries k D P opr et 215 W College Ave o N EVCO SCOREBOARD CO ne 202 K3 I Sea in e n I Fre rui n ob! . . WI ir ' r z n F s 1 I I Hom wned In Fran . Hunter, r i or I . . Ph T.V. in Rooms - Air Conditioned I t Roy us aberer, Pro rieto s I II Coates Steel Products Company GREENVILLE ILLINOIS Genteman Chevrolet Company Sales Er Servlce GAS OIL Phone 2391 POCAHONTAS ILLINOIS BASLER GROCERY Your Complete Food Mor! et FREE DELIVERY Phone 590 901 S 4th Street Greenvulle llllnols Steoks Coterung to Po rtnes ond Banquets Chicken Seofoods TH E GA BLES Chops Przzo 321 E Harris Route 127 Greenville Illlnols I I C . . . O 4 O , 'Family Style Dinners' O , . . . . I Know the Comfort of the Core of your loved ones by our sotlsfoctory servuce DONNELL FUNERAL HOME Phone 217 FoIthfuI In Every Socred Trust AMBULANCE SERVICE Oxygen Hospltol Beds Altoms Dnamond Inn Servlce GULF PRODUCTS ServIce IS our busuness Day or nlght Phone 1040 Canter Implement Co Internotlonol Form Mochunery ond Motor Trucks MERCURY AUTOMOBILES Servnce Wlth A Smule 520 Franklin Phone 466 CecII V Brown MARTIN STEEL FARM BUILDINGS Bms Cribs Utility Bulldnngs and Sllos Greenville IlIInoIs Phone 1108 Watson s Drug Store Estoblushed 1881 PRESCR I PTIONS A SPECIALTY South Side Square Greenville, Illinois I . I 11 - - Il I 1 0 - . I I ' 0 u 0 I For QucI'fy Repo'r'ng DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH-GMC TRUCKS I Bond County State Bank I oeyourtrukrcr emero FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. GAFFN ER MOTORS I East College Phone 985 I POCAHONTAS, ILLINOIS I ILLINOIS BROKERAGE eIcofe to our o'r ou VOGUE BEAUTY SALON I I Dry Goods CIoth'ng Ado Duboch, sfyI'st ,I I E ollege ee Hlckey s Cafe 2 Acres Restaurant I II I II Tk c o o to I M b f V II 112 II I I, Ddl d Y HI Be ty ,I I I I 117 . C Gr nville, Illinois ' f nd Garza-Gala VAN DALIA BOTTLING COMPANY 242 G OL GROCERIES PET MILK COMPANY Harnetlaux Shell Servnce A 40 d40 FRESH MEATS GROCERIES PRODUCE FROZEN FOODS PIGGLY WIGGLY MARKET Phone I As- I It. an 1 G II III ' Curlee Clothes U Roblee Shoes ' Stetson l-lots ' Arrow Shirts 0 I-lickock Belts U Wilson Bros. 5 Skipper Weor Genre Clothing Company YOUNG MEN S APPAREL OF KNOWN QUALITY MARATHON PRODUCTS F Goodnch Tnres Cr Tubes A 8. W ROOT BEER Frlendllest Service In Town Brown s Marathon 100 Beaumont Greenvrlle Illrnols Greenvrlle Hamel Ready Max Co Greenville Phone 1340 Hamel Phone 16 R Near the Hugh School I B, , ' - ' All . . . . ,Q l George ond oy , ll. A ll ll l 0 ll - . I . . WR ll Ol' For Your Insuronce G Bonds Henry A. Mathewson Insurance Agency Insuronce thot protects youl St. Louis Cl-I 17717 Greenville 40 418 Olive Street 402 East College Join Our I-lorclwore Point Senior High School League 1 SHOE REPAIRING We Welcome Youl yy PETERS si-loss Greenville Bowling Alley I John Posch 81 Son The Mac s Mlle fr John WILLIAM F MORTON Photographer Phone 881 401V2 North State Street LITCHFIELD ILLINOIS , i i I I CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORSI and to all you other students for o job well done . . . You have something that can not be taken from you-your High School Education! You will need something else in your climb to ultimate success -MONEY - and nothing will furnish that like a bank account. Start yours early and watch it growl FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN GREENVILLE GREENVILLE ILLINOIS The Bank on the Corner Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatuon . :TU .Af 5.11. I ' . 5. 1 11 ll The fovorite hongout of every G.H.S. student is Breitie's. For cokes ond conversation the kids oll soy Meet you ot Breutle s BREITIE S CAFE SPIES TRUCKING DORRIS 66 STATION General Hauling We do Iausmess on the sq we 0 tIz0 51111 L Phone 1012 Phone 307 Route 127 40 Greenvllle Illmols GREENVILLE ILLINOIS NOLLS ENRICHED BREAD Il ' ' I II f ,I I T J zu 1- ff 1 zrl. . I . . I 1 Shattmger Music Company Sheet Music of All Klnds for All Instruments Always a large counter dnsplay 331 Arcade Bldg 8th and Olive Streets BOND THEATRE A Frlsma Theatre CRUTHIS IGA STORE Dollars Ahead and Better Fed Phone 83 Sorento Illmols 0 Neal s Your Corner Drug Store HALLMARK CARDS Kodoks Developing Prlntmg HI ' I ll II W I . . l f 9 Don Richards Suits Alpagora Sportcoats and Topcoats Van Heusen Sportshirts Botany and Masterburlt Slacks JOY S ANNEX Young Mens Clothing It s 0 Joy to look your best cmd be comfortable too We carry the latest styles desngned on Iuvmg models KELLY POTATO CHIPS STAR SERVICE The Chap wltl'1 Zlp Always the Best for Less 4th Cr Franklin GREENVILLE ILLINOIS GREENVILLE FURNITURE FURNITURE APPLIANCES TELEVISION Phone 484 Central Garage Burldrng 0 9 I O 1 11 11 , . I w ,T ,ll ll 11 - - - ll ll . X, ll ' . . Yew' ll g QQ. E igcx V' Ss Q x K w e E ll M 2 W schoolmates? Graduation from high school land your college cor erl lies yust aheod Green ville College offers you courses which lead to sven different baccalaureate degrees in orts business administration education music natural science nurs :ng and theology A well round d pro grom of extra curricular activities In cluding athletics music Christian ser vice groups debate ond radio organuza tions is available Best of all Greenville ns widely known for the friendly and spiritual atmosphere which prevails among tudents and fac ulty Drop in and talk to the Director of Admussu-ons for complete information Greenville College Greenville, Illinois ,W f .f igiizizt:Z:2:C:2:111512:5:gggg5523252gZgZg:g:g:g:g:g:3:::::::g:g:f:g:f:f:f:E:E:E:f:5'3 'f''i:E:E:E:2:E:2:2:S:f:f:E:5:5 1 slsl V .,,.'1 . l ' l Y 'ff 7 ll l 171 pil' ' -'1e1:13s3ss5a2:g::, if-1' 2? - . ' . . I ' . A - . el'l- lle.' l ' ' - U11 1-1 - , . N --2 i ' N - 'l lla .fffi ' , I . 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I my ' l ' Q .u I ll . l , PROVED AND APPROVED AROUND THE WORLD Never in the long and spectacular history of the American auto mobile industry has a new car faced the pre announcement challenge that was put to the 1958 Ford a road test around the entire world We invite you to come in and road test one of our 1958 Ford Demonstrators Coaches and students admlre the new conve hble lust purchased from Dlxon Motor Company by Joe Cun n ngham Cardmal trst baseman Dixon Motor Company Your FORD Dealer Phone 775 Greenville Illinois ACTIVITIES and SPORTS INDEX Art Service Club Band Concert Marching 64 65 Baseball Basketball Freshmen Basketball Junior Varsity Basketball Varsity 6 Cheerleaders Chorus Comet Staff Football 4 Future Farmers of America - - Future Homemakers of America - Future Teachers of America - Girls Athletic Association - - Go --------- Graduate Staff ----- Junior Play ------ Latin Club Legislature Library Staff Maiorettes Managers Sports Modern Music Masters National Honor Society One Act Plays Phi Bio Chem Senior Play Speech Contest - State Officers ------ Tennis -------- Thespian Club ----- Track -------- Varsity Club ----- - Wrestling ------ - Ixaegy S 111111 55 A , - if I 1 ,'1 1'1 1' ' .,1..67 1 , ,,,-,2S 1 ,54,73 ' ',' ' 51' . 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