Moweaqua High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Moweaqua, IL)
- Class of 1958
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Ba.nd 1, 2, 3,4
Contest 1, 2
State 2
Class Officer 2
F. H. A. 1,2,4
G.A.A. 2,3
Arrowhead Staff 4
Pow Wow Staff 1, 3, 4
Band Officer 3,4
Tri-County Band 1, 2, 3, 4
Chorus Officer 3
Pep Club 1
Trip 2
Junior Play 3
Bill Bays
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Gloria Beckman
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Officer 4
G. A. A. 4
Pow Wow Staff 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
Pep Club 1
Barbara Bohlen
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Co-Editor Arrowhead Staff 4
F. H. A. l,2,3,4
Officer 2, 3,4
G. A. A. 1,2,3,4
Officer 4
Band 1
Chorus 1, 2, 3
Girls' Ensemble 1
Contest 1
Chorus Officer 3
Pow Wow Staff 1,4
Class Officer 1,4
Student Council 1
Junior Play 3
Pep Club 1
G. A. A. Camp 4
Nancy Sue Bridgman
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"There'S a little bit of bad in
every good little girl. "
F. H. A. 1
G. A. A. 1
Sweetheart 1
Attendant 2, 3
Cheerleader 2, 3,4
Pep Club 1
Chorus 1
Homecoming Queen
Candidate 2, 4
Vice-President
of Class 1,2,3
President of
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Pow Wow Staff 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
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Band 1,2,3,4
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Officer4
Bi-County Band 4
State F. F. A. Band4
Boys' State 4
Camera Club 1
Junior Play 3
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Officer 4
G. A. A. 2, 3,4
Officer 3
G. A. A. Camp 4
Class Officer 3
Junior Play 3
Pow Wow Staff 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
Pep Club 1
Judy DeClerck
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you know her. "
Chorus 1
G. A. A. 3,4
F. H. A. 1,2
Pow Wow Editor 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
Spanish Club 1,2
Ruth Ann Federman
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"Always at work to do
her bit helping others
when she sees fit. "
F. H. A. 1,2,3,4
Officer 3
G. A. A. 2, 3,4
Officer 3
Chorus 1, 3,4
Arrowhead Staff 4
Pow Wow Staff 4
Octet 4
Ronnie Gorden
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Track 2, 3, 4
Basketball 2
Football 1
Camera Club 1, 2
Ju.nior Play 3
Pbw Wow Staff 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
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Garry Hunter
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graduate. "
Audrey Lavonne Mathias
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goodby. "
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F. H. A. 1,2,3,4
Officer 2,3
G. A. A. 1, 2,3,4
Officer 2,3,4
Chorus 1, 2,4
Pow Wow Staff 3, 4
Junior Play 3
Librarian 4
Co-Edito r Arrowhead
G. A. A. Camp 3
Ray Luconic
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"No sinner, yet no
saint, just one of
teacher's
complaints."
Basketball 1 , 2, 3
Football 3 , 4
Track 1
Homecoming King
Candidate 3
"A woman should spend
a large part of her time
in laughter. "
F. H. A. Camp 4
G. A. AA. 1
F. H. A. 1, 2,3,4
Officer 2, 3 , 4
Class Officer 1, 2, 3
Chorus 1, 2, 3,4
Girls' Sextet 1, 2, 3,
Contest Solo 1, 2, 3
Arrowhead Staff 4
Pow Wow Staff 4
Chorus Officer 3,4
Girls' State 4
Junior Play 3
Pep Club 1
Charles L.. Miller
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just to get a general
idea of things. "
Basketball 1, 2,3
Football 2, 3,4
Baseball 2
F. F. A. 1,2,3,4
Officer 3, 4
Pow Wow Staff 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
Band 1, 2
Student CoLu1cil 1
Junior Play 3
Harold Dean Sarver
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"The census embraces
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I'd like to be the
census. "
Basketball 1, 2,4
Baseball 3,4
Track 3,4
Arrowhead Staff 4
Pow Wow Staff 4
Class President 1,2
Homecoming Candidate
1,4
Camera Club 1
Student Council 1
Bill Newman
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curls, quite a
favorite with the
girls. "
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Track 1, 2, 3, 4
Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4
Basketball 1, 2
Student Council 1
Class Reporter 4
Pow Wow Staff 4
Karl Stiner
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Nancy Ann Stone
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Arrowhead Staff 4
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Pow Wow Staff 4
Chorus 1
Class Officer 4
Student Council 1
Carnival
Queen Attendant 1
Homecoming
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Officer4
F. H. A. l,2,3,4
Officer 2,3
Arrowhead Staff 4
Pow Wow Staff 1,3, 4
Band 1,2,3,4
Festival 1,3,4
District Conte st
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State Contest 2, 3
Chorus 1 , 2
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round world, and it
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Spanish Club 1,2
Band 1, 2, 3,4
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District 2,3,4
State 3,4
Camera Club 1
Basketball 1
Class Officer 3
Eunice Fathauer
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"There is nothing
so queenly as
kindness. "
F. H. A. 1,2,3,4
Band 1, 2, 3,4
Chorus 1,2,3,4
Brass Quartet 1, 3
Trio asandy 2
Duet QBandj 2
Camera Club 2,3
Librarian 2,4
Pow Wow Staff 4
Pep Club 3
Yearbook Staff at
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Class Treasurer
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Senior Class
Officers
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Nancy Bridgman
Nancy Stone
Mr. Anderson
Bill Newman
Barbara Bohlen
Mr. Seeds
Senior Class History
Thirty-two freshmen entered Moweaqua High School in September, 1954. The seniors
welcomed them with lipstick smears and a day of slavery.
The class met with their advisors, Mr. Knight and Mr. Houts, to elect the following
officers:
President ---------------------- -Harold Dean Sarver
Vice-President ------------------ Nancy Bridgman
Secretary-Treasurer ------------ Audrey Mathias
Reporter ----------------------- Martha Austin
Student Council ----------------- Barbara Bohlen, Bill Newman, Caroline
Satterthwaite, Chuck Miller
A float with the theme "Hold That Line" won first prize in the homecoming parade.
Homecoming king and queen candidates were Caroline Satterthwaite and Harold Dean Sarver.
The freshmen returned the sophomores' party with one in the all-purpose room.
On October 8, 1955, the sophomores gave the freshmen a welcome party, with a
wiener roast and scavenger hunt in the park.
With Mr. Clark and Mr. Seeds as class advisors, the class elected the following:
President ---------------------- Harold Dean Sarver
Vice-President ----------------- Nancy Bridgman
Secretary-Treasureih ------------ Audrey Mathias
Reporter ----------------------- Barbara Bohlen
The class float in the homecoming parade had the theme "You Are in Our Web".
Homecoming king and queen candidates were Nancy Bridgman and Carl Jay.
On September 26, the class made 332. 92 from a paper drive. '
In September, 1956, the junior class, consisting of thirty, met with advisors,
Mr. Seeds and Mr. Anderson, to elect the following:
President ---------------------- Audrey Mathias
Vice-President ----------------- Nancy Bridgman
Secretary-Treasurer ----------- Emily Bright
Reporter ----------------------- Frank Wooters
At this meeting the class ordered class rings which arrived on November 1.
Nancy Stone and Ray Luconic were elected homecoming candidates. The theme
of the float entered in the parade was "Flying to Victory. "
The theme of the junior-senior prom, held on April 27, 1957, was "Land of
Paradise". Ben Bradley's band, consisting of eleven pieces and a vocalist, played for
the dance.
The seniors met with Mr. Seeds and Mr. Anderson to elect the following:
President ---------------------- Nancy Bridgman
Vice-President ----------------- Nancy Stone
Sec retary-Tre asurer ------------ Barbara Bohlen
Reporter ---------------------- Bill Newman
In October, 1957, the senior class sponsored the annual homecoming dance. The
theme was "Around the World. " The candidates for king and queen were Harold Dean
Sarver and Nancy Bridgman. The theme of the senior float was "Beat 'em. "
The senior play was presented on April ll, 1958.
Senior Class Prophecy
This is your downtown Mars reporter, John Cameron-Cameron, reporting from station
D. D. T. We have a news bulletin from earth on the Moweaqua graduating class of "58" at their
tenth reunion.
We find that MARTHA AUSTIN is feeding her ulcer in a mental institution so her ulcers
won't gripe.
Appearing weekly on T. V. is BILL I , who plays niunber one cowboy on "Saddle-Up and
Seat". But poor Bill is still waiting to scat because he hasn't saddled up yet.
GLORIA BECKMAN is now a professional baby-sitter on planet Mercury, seeing that all the
little Mercurys are raised-up properly.
BARBARA BOHLEN is making quite a profit on her car sales lot. She has just brought in
a new line of space cars which are jet-propelled.
A picture appeared in the newspaper today of NANCY BRIDGMAN. She has been elected
president of the O. M. S. , Old Maids' Society. Their motto is "We're still looking for a man!"
EMILY BRIGHT has been awarded the great honor of being court stenographer of the
Outer Space Court. Her shorthand is super-sonic.
A sensational peom, written by an unknovxm poet, has just hit the press. We have a
suspicion it is the Pow Wow Editor, Em DECLERCK.
Have you seen those "weird" pictures in MAD magazine ? MARION DUNCAN is the
photographer of this magazine. If you have any complaints, write Marion Duncan, 1,,999, 999
Schizophrenia Drive, Neuroses, Mars.
EUNICE FATHAUER is fast becoming a millionaire from the money she is making
as fat lady of Marsettes Space Travellers' Circus.
R-IEH lg-N FEDERMAN is the Chief Lady Garbage Collector of all the planets. Ha'
Jaguarlessmobile helps her complete her task in only one hour.
We find that R-Cy GORDEN has finally reached his goal. He has been hired at the
Standard Space Filling Station as No. l grease monkey.
GARRY HUNTER, who is a top ranch hand at the Gally-G Ranch, is suffering from
splinters he got while "riding the fence".
LORRAINE JORDAN became so attached to Dear Old Moweaqua High that you can
find her there anytime as Chief Janitor.
We are sorry to hear that lil-Y LUC ONIC has been admitted to the Psychic Ward.
School was just too much for him.
AUDREY MATHIAS is now the owner of an anti-insecticide factory. Her product
is called "Willit Killum".
CHUCK MILLER has volunteered to serve his government. He is now in the Navy.
Crutch, Crutch is ILL NEWMAN'S motto. His crutch factory is doing fine.
ANNA PORTWOOD has now entered partnership in the "Da.nie-Annie" mouse trap
factory. Business is snapping.
HAROLD DEAN SARVER was the first man to try to reach the center of the earth.
Unfortunately' he left three years ago and hasn't been heard of since. Maybe the "center-
of-the-earth people" mistook him for one of them.
KARL STINER is now a truck driver. He's still stuck in the same rut.
NANCY STONE must have nine lives. She has fallen eight times while cleaning
the windows at the Pebbleville Hotel.
Q1-YI WHITSETT is now running a "witty shop" for people who have run out of wit.
Now scraping the slime off the sewer walls is FRANK WOOTERS. He is slowly
sliding down the banister of life.
EVELYN ZINDEL is now running a reformatory for janitors who got in the wrong
desk drawer.
Senior Class Will
Martha Austin, will my ulcer to Mr. Fedrigon for disposal as he sees fit to any future de-
serving student in American Problems.
Bill Bays, will my mechanical ability to Roger Parks.
Gloria Beckman, will my good physical condition to Mary Louise Beckman.
Barbara Bohlen, will my nickname Bebe to any other girl with the initials B. B.
Nancy Bridgman, will my ability to get by in P. E. without over-exerting myself to anyone
who has trouble doing so.
Emily Bright, will my ability to get along with any shorthand teacher to anyone who is silly
enough to take it.
Judy DeClerck, will my long pony tail to Sharon Eversole.
Marion Duncan, will my muddy white dinner jacket to anyone who is clumsy enough to fall
in the mud with it on prom night.
Eunice Fathauer, will my ability to make a color sheet on the memeograph machine to
anyone that will need it.
Ruth Ann Federman, will not will anything, because I have nothing to will.
Ron Gorden, will my ability to run the mile without stopping for refreshments to Gordon
Kirby.
Garry Hunter, will my entire ability in Latin to my dear friend, Robert Stiner.
Lorraine Jordan, will will my will to Will Will because Will Will will need my will more
than I will.
Ray Luconic, will my great achievement of making the honor roll one time in my high
school career to Howard Sarver, who hasn't accomplished this goal.
Audrey Mathias, will my ability to hold a position in Girls' Ensemble for four years to
anyone who, like me, is sure of catching a cold before each performance.
Chuck Miller, will my ability to keep out of trouble with Room Service to Richard
Gregory.
Bill Newman, will my ability not to be afraid in football to Lenny Windels.
Anna Portwood, will my long hair to anyone who would want it and has the time and
patience to take care of it.
Harold Dean Sarver, will my ability to "survive" at school without my mother to the
"greenest freshman" I know.
Karl Stiner, will my ability to get American History to Merle Bolt.
Nancy Stone, will my ability to play every day in P. E. to the freslunen girls.
James Whitsett, will my ability of "getting along with girls" to Larry Hight.
Frank Wooters, will my dancing techniques to all freshmen boys,
Evelyn Zindel, will my ability to take shorthand and like it to Margaret Titus.
Senior
Name Nick Favorite Sayings Pastime
Name
Martha Austin "Marty" "It looks a hundred per Riding and going to
cent better. " good movies
Bill Bays "Bill" "Cool Daddy." Messing with my cars
Gloria Beckman "Becky" "Funny one. " Doing nothing
Barbara Bohlen "Bebe" "Oh, Bird!" Reading, movies, and
goofing off with the girls
Nancy Bridgman "Suzie" "Oh, Dear!" Planning houses and
running around.
Emily Bright "Bright" "Oh, You!" Messing around and being
with Kenny
Judy DeClerck "Judy" "Hi, Honey. " Writing poetry
Marion Duncan "Marion" "Let's follow it and Reading, skating,
see what it eats. " running around
Eunice Fathauer "Eunice" "Good night shirt. " Reading and messing
around the house
Ruth Ann Federman "Jigger" "Hecky Durn!" Being with "The Gang",
cooking, reading
Ron Gorden "Herk" "Better bring your Drinking apple-cider
lunchg it might take
all day."
Garry Hunter "Speedy" "Makes me so mad I could Dream about a car I am
eat a sandwich. " saving money for
Lorraine Jordan "Jor-Jor" "Oh, Goody." Painting, driving
Ray Luconic "Shorty" "Adios, Mother." Doing as little as
possible
Audrey Mathias "Mathis" "You nut. " Writing letters
Chuck Miller "Chuck" "Truth hurts. " Rimning around
Bill Newman "Skinny" "See you around, like a Being in the hospital to
donut. " get out of school
Anna Portwood "Annie" "Chips up. " Being with Dan and
writing letters
Harold Dean Sarver "Caesar" "Egads! What a blast!" Making "rotten-egg"
bombs
Karl Stiner "Ske1ly" "See you around, Jack. " Sleeping
Nancy Stone "Roc" "Two or three times. " Goofing off with the girls
J a.mes Whitsett "Wit" "Oh, Daddy. " Loafing
Frank Wooters "Frank" "Well, another day, Eyeing a certain
another 'F'. " freshman girl
Evelyn Zindel "Ev" "Oh, crumb." Messing around
with the kids
Statistics
Pet Peeve
Ambition
Likely to be
Unfriendly and disrespectful
people
Little brothers
People who complain all
the time
Disrespect
Not having anything to do
Shorthand, and riding the
school bus with the noisy
underclassmen
Freshmen who try to act like
seniors
Riding the school bus
Conceited and two-faced
people
Unfriendly people
Wise freshmen
Gripy women
Disrespectful people
People that talk too much
People with noses in other
peoples' business
Dirty car Windshields
Freshmen
People who are nice to
your face and talk about
you behind your back
Green freshmen and silly
sophomores
Underclassmen
Conceited people
Finding people who park in
the country
People with the same bad
habits as I, or bus riding
Unfriendly and disrespectful
people
Nurse, and a good wife
Truck driver or maybe a
mechanic
Nurse .
Social worker or
writer and wife
Get married, have a
family and a home
Get married, work, and
have a family
Teacher
Photographer for Life
Magazine
A good wife and a
secretary
Nurse and a wife and
mother
Work in the field of
science
Auto-body Man
Teacher and homemaker
To become Director of
YWCA
Secretary and housewife
Draftsman
Housefather of the
girls' dorm at Eastern
A good wife and a
secretary
Be a Civil Engineer
Race driver
Physical theropist and
wife
Mechanic of some kind
or construction
Bank director
Teacher and homemaker
In a mental
institution
Cowboy
Professional baby-
sitter
Car Salesman
An old maid
Court stenographer
Unknown poet
Photographer for "Mad"
Magazine
Lady garbage collector
Grease monkey
Fence rider on a ranch
Chief janitor at
Moweaqua High
A patient in the Psycho
Ward
Crazy chemist
Drafted
Owner of a crutch
factory
Partnership in the
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Moonlight Gambler
Truck driver
Window-washer
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Worker in the Depa1'tment
of Subterranean Sanitation
Janitor in an office
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Elenor Jordan, secretary-Donna Wheatley, treasurer-Joyce Brooks, reporter-Don Warnick.
Class advisors were Miss Lohman, Mrs. McGee, and Mr. Shane.
On August 29, the class ordered class rings. The rings arrived on November 18, 1957.
Larry Hight and Diana Reid were the class homecoming candidates. The theme of the class
float was "It's in the Bag". Projects used during the year to raise money were a scrap drive,
the concession stand, and a subscription drive for the Moweaqua News. The jxmior play,
"Finders Creepers", was presented on December 14. The Junior-Senior Prom was held on
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Sharon Eversole.
Second row: Carlene Jacobs, Evelyn Zindel, Lorraine Jordan, Valerie Ogden, Reta Lou Cearlock,
Karen Kemper, Sharon Stiner, Virginia Howard, Esther Hoewing, Rosetta Harbargar, and Ginny
Lou Bohlen.
Third row: Janet Daggett, Leah Morrell, Sandra Reulecke, Wilma Howse, Marilyn Hays, Mary
Louise Beckman, Ruth Ann Federman, Marabeth Bright, Gertrude Pierce, Audrey Gillett,
and Beverly Wooters.
Fourth row: Janet Stump, Alice Ann Hemer, Sharon Zindel, Eunice Fathauer, Diana Reid, Sharon
Miller, Ruth Ann DeWitt, Virginia Leslie, Martha Austin, and Mary Ann Clipsbon.
Fll'lUI'B H0ll16IIIUk6l'S of Amefifll
The Moweaqua F. H. A. Chapter held its first meeting of the year September 12, 1957.
The officers are:
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Chapter Mother
Assistant Chapter Mother --------
Chapte r Fathe r ------------------
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There are 44 members in F. H. A. this year.
The F. H. A. has carried out many projects this year.
Officers' Training, Informal Initiation, work on Homecoming
Audrey Mathias
-Barbara Jordan
Emily Bright
Lucille Dickerson
Sandra Dowd
Barbara Bohlen
Elenor Jordan
Suellen Kranz
-Gloria Beckman
Sharon Eversole
Donna Wheatley
Mrs. Emerson Mathias
Mrs. W. B. Kranz
Mr. P. J. Cearlock
Miss Shirley Ernst
Among these are:
float, Halloween Party, Hobo
Day, Candy Sale, Bakery Sale, Moweaqua-Assumption Banquet, and have had a coat check
at the basketball games.
They plan to have a Chili Supper, a Sweetheart Dance,
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F. H. A. - F. F. A. Basketball game, a Mother-Daughter Banquet, aSlumber Party, a
Bakery Sale, and a Spring Trip.
Front row: Mr. Knight, Marion Dunca.n, Donnie Warnick, Dean Wise Richard Gregory Joe Porter
Charles Miller.
Second row: Gary Hooper, Dale Fathauer, Richard Suppes, Arthur Ater Larry Neilson Jerry Neilson
Gary Jackson, Ronnie Jackson, Joe Dial.
Third row: Larry Hight, Tommy Spalding, Dean Becker, Jon O'dell Don Sanner Rode11Traughber Bob
Hunter, Roger Parks.
Fourth row: John Mentz, Mike Lockart, Dick Vatthauer, Larry Burgener Roger Tolly Bob Adams
Norman Ellison.
Not pictured: Charles Kemper and Garey Hodges
Future Farmers of America
The F. F. A. started the 1957-58 year with the following officers
President
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Dean Wise
Richard Gregory
Don Warnick
Joe Porter
Marion Dunca.n
Charles Miller
Howard Knight
On September 24, the F. F. A. initiated nine Green Ha.nds and now have 23 Chapter Farmers a.nd
one State Farmer.
Dean Wise is Section 19 Reporter, and Bob Bohlen is Section 19 Star Farmer
Five members went to Kansas City this year. Moweaqua had the champion corn samples at the
Section 19 grain show, shown by Richard Gregory and Bob Himter. Three boys placed in the top six at
the International Grain Show at Chicago in ear corn division.
Joe Porter, Norman Ellison, and Dale Bilyeu placed in the first five at the Illinois State Grain
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Pow Wow
The Pow Wow, the school paper, is published every two weeks. The girls
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complete the paper after the news have been turned in.
The material consists of main events and activities of the school.
The staff members were chosen from a list of volunteers. The officers
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Assistant Editor ---------------------------------------- Donna Wheatley
Business Manager -------------------------------------- Helena Pearson
Literary ---------------------------------------------- Anna Portwood
Front row: Wilma Howse, Mrs. Campbell, Lea Ann Jesse.
Second row: Sharon Zindel, Irene Portwood, Audrey Gillett, Sandra Reulecke.
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librarians
In study hall each period a librarian is in charge of checking out books, return-
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aiding students find books, and helping with inventory.
The library consists of 2678 volumes, 36 magazines, a vertical file, and 468
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Mark Pistorius
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MOWEAQUA LOYALTY
Moweaqua High, the school we love,
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School Supplies
CEARLOCK'S SHELL SERVICE Phone 9
Moweaqua Illinois
WESTERVELT PAPER C OMPANY
INCORPORATED
Wholesale Distributors
730 East Cerro Gordo Street
Decatur
Illinois
Bags--Wrapping Papers
Paper Towels--Toilet Tissue
Janitor Supplies--Cups
Corrugated Boxes--Twines
Shippers Supplies
Compliments Of
MGIVEAQUA FEED COMPANY
Bill Moore, Manager
Compliments Of L 8x W FOOD MART
A 5 Quality Groceries and Produce
ELOISE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE John and Wayne
R. GREGORY 8a COMPANY Compliments Of
Hardware and Home Furnishings
Plumbing and Heating
KATHRYN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
Phone 39
LOUIS DUEZ SHOE STORE
Compliments Of
Shoes for Entire Family
Quality Shoe Repairing
MOWEAQUA PACKING PLANT
Moweaqua Illinois
Best Wishes to The ComP1ime11tS Of
Class of '58
RAE - BOB'S MRS. STINE AND THE HODGES
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IDA M. HERMAN - MOWEAQUA, ILL. ROSCOE E. HERMAN - EDINBURGJLL!
ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THIS
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TAYSTEE BREAD
Salesman
Compliments Of
AYARS STATE BANK
Moweaqua, Illinois
See us for:
Real Estate Loans
Insurance
General Banking
Compliments Of
JOHNSTON'S SUPER MARKET
Fresh Meats - Frozen Food
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Vegetables - Groceries
Your Patronage Appreciated
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Phone 274
JAN - SAN SUPPLY COMPANY
A Complete Line Of
Janitor Supplies
869 N. Water Street
Phone 3-6124
Decatur
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1845 N. 22ND.
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HOME PHONE 2716 MOWEAQUA, ILLINOIS
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KRANZ Service COTTAGE SHOPPE
Insurance
Virginia Zindel
129 E. Main Street
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LULU AND CHAS.
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Mowe aqua ' Illinois
RAMSEY'S STANDARD SERVICE
Roy 8x Paul Ramsey
Phone 333
Moweaqua Illinois
MAC ON MUSIC
Instruments-Pianos-Organs
Instructions-Reco rds-Music
220 N. Main
Decatur Illinois
Compliments Of
STEWART'S CITIES SERVICE
Phone 160
Mowe aqua Illinois
SYNDER MOTOR COMPANY
Ford Dealer
Phone 63
Mowe aqua Illinois
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Your Friendly Family Store
Our Hobby Is Collecting Your
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Lyle QRoutp Frances
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BOHLEN BROS. SEED CO.
NOVOTA'S TELEVISION
Sales and Service
Phone 152
Best Wishes -- Class of '58
Moweaqua Illinois
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A Dresses Sz Accessories
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ADAMSON'S HARDWARE
THE MOWEAQUA NEWS
PRINTING
Phone 219
Mowe aqua Illinois
NOVOTA'S SPORTING GOODS See
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For
Phone 156
Moweaqua Illinois Hartford Fire Insurance
DAIRY ISLES
I JOHN R. FUNK
Cones, Milk Shakes
Phone 258
Sundaes and Root Beer
Gene ral Insurance
Congratulations Class of 1958
WINDELS' RESTAURANT
"Your Dining Room In Our Town"
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Angela Warren, his niece ..-. ........,.,,...,..., . Martha Austin
Dr. William Jackson fBillD her fiance .... Ronnie Gorden
Miss Holt, head nurse of the hospital .............,.... .....,,..,.. ,
Ruth Ann Federrnann
Patricia Pryor, a pretty nurse .....,....,..,,.,.,.., Emily Bright
Dottie Carleton, a cute little nurse .... Nancy Bridgrnan
Lottie Nelson, an attractive nurse ....,. Barbara Bohlen
.lack Benson, an orderly ..................... ,... M arion Duncan
Jonathan Puckett, a patient ........................ Harold Sarver
Q V 'P c Miss Cordelia Puckett, Jonathan's sister ..., Evelyn Zindel
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,L - '1 1, Audrey Mathias
K Dodie Blake, an undergraduate nurse ..,. Lorraine Jordan
E 5 Hoofendyke, a demented patient ..,. Raymond Luconic
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CLASS MO'I'I'O - Success Comes By Steps -
Not By Lea-ps and Bounds
CLASS FLOWER -- Blue Carnation
CLASS COLORS - Blue-White
Processional .... ..... G inny Lou Bohlen
Invocation ..........,.. . ,,,, Rev. Ed Stormer
"The Lord's Prayer" ............ . ........................... .... . Simeone
High Sschool Chorus
Accompanist - Ginny Lou Bohle'n
"How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings" Psalm 84 Liddle-Cain
Girl's Sextet - Diana Reid, Joyce Brooks, Audrey Mathias
May 25. 1958 -
Sharon Evcrsole, Lucille Dickerson, Donna Wheatley
Accompanist - Reta Lu Cearlock
Scripture ...........,..,................................. Rev. C. K. Dillman
Sermon.. .... .......,... ' 'Fully Furnished For Good Works"
Rev. Clifford J. McEvers
is Benediction .......,.................................. Rev. Lloyd Stone
Choral Response ...... .... H igh School Chorus
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
May 27, 1958 - 8:00 P. M. QDSTQ
Gymnasium of School
Martha E. Austin
William G. Bays
Gloria Jean Beckman
Barbara May Eohlen
Nancy Sue Bridgman
Emily Bright
Judy Lea DeClenc-'K
Marion Clair Duncan
Eunice E. Fafhauer
muh Ann 'Pnrlormnn
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' Invocation .......... .....
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BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM
8:00 P. M. Qnsry
Gymnasium of School
Reta Lu Cearlock
Rev. Allan Simpson
"My Buddy Polka" .......... ...... . .................... E rvm Kleffman
Louis Pierce f Mike Dooley - Alan Bilyeu
Accompanied by Reta Lu Cearlock
Valedictory and Salutatory Awards
"Cear1net Polka" .............................. Traditional-Hummel
Don Sanncr - Joe Bohlen - Dick Askins
Acicompzrnied by Rela Lu Cearlock
Presentation of Diplomas ........,................. Gerald Jordan
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SENIOR ROLL
Ronald Eugene Gorden
Esther Lorraine Jordan
Raymond L. Luconic
Auilrey Lavonne Mathias
Charles L. Miller
Harold Dean Sarver
Nancy Ann Stone
C. Frank Wooters
Evelyn Pauline Zinidel
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Harold J. Rice, Attorney-At-Law
Benediction ..... ..... ...,.. R e v. Harold Hed-den
' Recessional .......................................... Reta Lu Cearlock
Valedictorian - - Audrey Lavonne Mathias
Salutatorian - - Barbara May Bohlen
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