Saybrook Arrowsmith High School - Totem Yearbook (Saybrook, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1953 volume:

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General Business University of Illinoi Advanced General Business Music Physical Education Assistant Coach Mrs. Barbara Gilmore B. S. of Ed. Western Illinois State University Physical Education 4l44444444444444 William Bartley 7 Miss Roberta Schertz Custodian Office Secretary QVDVDVVVDDVWVVDUVWDVVUDVPPWPVUVUVVVWDUDPUVVUVDDbDVWUDVUDUDDDWDVVVWVVVUUUPWWWVDUUD Q41-G-fl-fl-'I-fl-K!-fl-VK'fl-lb!!-G-G-ll-'!-G-G-G-Cl-f! K-fl-fl-T-'I-GUI-fl-Cl fl fl Fl il CI fl il CPG-C44 0 G fl Cl ll Cl Cl G fl 1 'I 1 CD64 Cl K! G-G4-C-N ll 4 'PG il 'IG 'I 141 'UK 'K G-G T ? nn 1 T 'f so . V ? 'P 'C-04-0 G-G-G -Cl ? '0'C'C-0-0-C-C-fl-C-G-6444-04'G'G'G'Cl-G-6444-C44-64-C'G'044l4'G-G-C'G-G-C44-0-6-C'C4'l'l444'C44'6'!l-G-Cl-G4-CI-G'fl-0444-14-14-G4-C-G'G-G44-G-444-0-0-0-G4-C'G-C-C-G'G'G4l4 Miss Janette Bohi A. B. Wheaton College Civic Geography History Spanish Library Sophomore Class Sponsor Miss Pauline Bury B. of Ed. I. S. N. U. Mathematics General Science V Cheerleaders-Sponsor Mrs. Eleanor Hall B. S. of Ed. 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V' .Milf ' I ia T' Y N: . - I5 In v lv ' in ' Hn, . . , 4 Q f 453 '1 3 .521 I :rr I 1 N LAURENCE BELL HLarryn FRED EUGENE BLACK 'Old Black Magic' SHIRLEY ANN BOWEN nDown on the Farm' DONNA JEAN BOYLE 'The Dickey-Bird Song' ELINOH LOUISE CARRELL nIt's Love, Love, Love' MERLE EUGENE COILE nComin' in on a Wing and a Prayern 10 w 'A r J A 1 'L ,, ,, ,V , w ,X mu X U w A , , ' qi . M f f A U ,, r , , Q., In 9 J w ww 'WL J , ' ' A J u L , ,J , H , '-w Wzf W, ,gvv , ' Q- L ,V i'fT' 4u A f' .w mf 'Mx Li' 1 W ,. H N! ,,, 1 V N N ' 34.1, I .ME , ,, N... W ,U M' W, M Lfil' , , EVAN CROTINGER Oh! Happy Day' RUSSELL LYNN CURTIS nHas Anybody Seen my Gal' NANCY CAROL FRIEBURG 'Ain't Misbehavin DOROTHY MARIE GRANT nA Good Man is Hard to Findn KENNETH KIRKPATRICK 'Tiger Rag' DONNA JEAN KUMMER 'Wish Your Were Here' 11 - ' v , ,..,: 'JW ,IA ,L il w , M wi! , W w 4 -. Y , Q-, w f' v 1 . y , w w 1 A '.- 11 , . u 1 Y ,vw A w W L AE, '-,. 'W .k vf-fu 1 VH- 7' ,1 f,A.7g3L . 1. .i- if 1 '.. 1 , , 4 wr J' rr' v '1 w MARILYN ANN PRUITT 'My Maryland' JOHN DUANE ROBINSON 'Smoke, Smoke, Smoke' JOYCE MAXINE SCHERTZ 'I Want A Fuil-Time Job' JOHN HAMMEL SRAUFFER 'Ohl Johnnyl' JAMES GEORGE STHEENZ 'Girls, Girls, Girls' WILLIAM FRED STREENZ 'I ain't got Nobody' 12 1 1 w ' s w, 1 w L 'A W 341959 ,,g 'VV,Nu'r Nw? J ' . .I , 'I I -15.111,-.f 1 Wx wr' 1 BONNIE JEAN TIPSORD uuy Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean' TED ELSDN WEST 'Undbcided' Sponsored by HAROLD SCHERTZ Saybrook, Ill. 13 SENIOR A TIVITIES Donna Bo le John Stauffer Fixed Chorus l,2,5,4 Basketball l,2,5,4 Girls Chorus 1,4 Football l,2,5,4 music Award 2 .Ml Baseball l,2,5,4 F.H.A. 1,2,5,4 G.A.A. 2,5, Newspaper Staff Class President Claes Treasurer Queen Candidate Jr.k Sr. Play 3,4 Jr. Carnival 5 4 1 4 2 Donna Kummer Newspaper Editor 5 F.H.A. l,2,5,4, Recreation 2 Treasurer 5 Class President 5, Treas 2 Chorus-l,2,5 Band l,2,5,4 Jr. Play 5 Carnival I,2,5,4 Queen Homecoming 4 Elinor Carrell Newspaper Staff 5 F.HSA. l,2,5,4 F.H. A. Secretary 5 Class Secretary 2,5 Junior Play 5 Band 1,2,5,4 Science Club 1,2 Basketball 1 . .A. l,2,5,4 Track 1,2 Jr.-Sr. Prom 5 Jr.-Sr. Play 5,4 Class Reporter 4 Junior Carnival 5 Merle Colle Basketball l,2,4 Junior Play 5 Junior Carnival 5 Senior Play 4 Jr.-Sr. Prom 5 L n Curtis Basketball 1,2,5,4 Baseball 1,2,5,4 Football 4 Jre'Sre 3,4 Track 2 Junior Carnival 5 Mixed Chorus l,2,5,4 Jr.-Sr. Prom 5 F.F.A. 5 Fred Black FeTEE'baII I Mixed Chorus 2,4 Class Vice-President 4 Boys Glee Club 2 Chorus 1,2 Carnival l,2,5 Ral h Crotin er F5651 'fE5FGE'slT2,5,4 Basketball 1,2 Football 1,2,5 Baseball l,2,5,4 Track 1,2 F.F.A. 5 Jr.-Sr. Prom 5 Senior Play 4 Vice-President 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Library Staff 2 Junior Play 5 Decatur Summer U. High Summer High Session Session 2 Class Reporter 2 Library Staff 4 Shirle Bowen Ted WOSt Hlxed Ehorus 1,258-3110552111 1,213-5,4 Girls Chorus l,2Fbotball 3,4 Class Treae.1 Baseball l,2,5,4 Queen Cand1datelJr.-Sr Play 2,5,4 Carnival Queen 2Jr. Carnival 5 Jr. Carnival 5 JT. Pr0m 3 Jr-Sr Prom 5 Mixed and Boys Chorus 1,2 Jr-Sr Play 5,4 Newspaper Staff 5 Newspaper Staff4Student Council 5,4 F.H.A. l,2,5,4 Library Staff 5 King Candidate 5 Class President 5,4 U s C f 14 Doroth Grant Lfbrary Staff 2,4 Student Council l,2,5,4 Mixed Chorus l,2,5,4 Girls Chorus l,2,5,4 Newspaper Staff 2,4 Junior-Senior Play 5,4 F.H.A. l,2,5,4 Queen Candidate 4 Class Sec.-Treas. 2,5 Class Reporter 1 Yearbook Staff 2,4 Maril Pruitt Hfxed Shorus I,5 Girls Chorus l F.H.A. l,2,5,4 Class Reporter 2,5 Newspaper Staff 2,5,4 Yearbook Staff 2,5,4 Jr.-Sr. Play 5,4 Junior Carnival 5 Junior Prom 5 Totem Editor 4 Totem Ass't Editor 5 Nanc Friebur Mixes Chorus 5,5 F.H.A. l,2,5,4 Class Vice-President 1,5 Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 5,4 Queen Candidate 5 Jre'Sre 5, 4 Jr. Carnival 5 Jr. Prom 5 Girls Chorus 1 Bonnie Tigsord Iegexe , I Q F.H.A. Parlimentarian 2 Library Staff 2,5 G.A.A. Vice President 5 G.A.A. 2,5,4 Jre'8re 5,4 Jre'Sre Prom 5 Jr. Carnival 5,4 Yearbook Staff 5,4 War Cry Staff 4 Bill Qtreenz F.F.A. , ,5,4 F.F.A. Treasurer 4 Student Council 5,4 Football l,5,4 Baseball l,2,5,4 Jim Streenz FTF.A. l,2,5,4 F.F.A. President 4 Basketball 5,4 Baseball l,2,5,4 Fbotball l,2,5,4 Homecoming King 4 Class Play 5,4 Joice Sohertz e e e J-492,534 F.H.A. President 4 Mixed Chorus l,5,4 Girls Chorus 1,5,4 Mixed Chorus President Jr.-Sr. Prom 5 Jr.-Sr. Play 5,4 Jr.Carn1val 5,4 Library Staff 5,4 Totem Staff 5,4 Newspaper Staff 2,5 Newspaper Editor 4 Student Council 2 John Robinson Student Council l,2,5 Basketball l,2,5 Baseball l,2,5 Chorus l,2,5 Class president 1 Senior play 4 Junior Prom 5 Kenneth Kirkpatrick Class Priifcfgnt P2 F.F.A. l,2,5,4 F.F.A. 5 Student Council 1,2 Football Manager l,2,5 Basketball Manager 5 Class Play 5,4 Jr.-Sr. Prom 5 Carnival 5 King Candidate 1 ' I 'S' ill, ,. , at f iiflilifi -ir-Q., .1, 1 1 1 . 1 . ' 1 1 ' M ' 1I' 1 1 1 1 1 in X ' F 1 1 X ' .mx 1 . , 1 U V 1 1 1 W 1 1 1 r X 1 1 1 15. Donna Boyle Donna Kummer Ted West Joyce Schertz Lynn Curtis Bill Streenz Fred Black Nancy Frieburg HSENIOR DIAPER DAYSH Marilyn Pruitt Jim Streenz Merle Coile Dorothy Grant Pictures not showu Ralph Crotinger Jvhn R0bin50l'1 Bonnie Tipsord -701111 Stluffer Shirley Bowen Elinor Carroll Kenny Kirkpatri4 16 Larry Bell .af r ' x n s --s Sponsored by Hubbards Cupboard Drive In Bloomington, Illinois 3 -'T-'K-fl-fl-fl-fl-fl-YI-fl-fl-ft-fi-4.51.11.f1.q.f1-rl-fr-rr.a.n.1.q.f, n.n.a.fr-fbrl-fl-fl-fl-gl-tl-tl-G-tl.n.rl.cl.n.n.q.q.q.q.q.q.g.g.34.5.4.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.g.q.q.g.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.Q.q Q 'T 'L' - . ? ? H T V ? ? e -fhfl-ll-ll 'pq-0 'CDG F 'ff-I7-G-G'G-GJl'4l-G'C44'C'C'C'G'fl-G-G-G-G-'-fb!!-R-fl-flofl-Cl-G-C!-fl-fl'G'f!'fl .Szmior Cfaaa First Row: Twelve Year Class: J. Stauffer, J. Schertm S, Bowen, E. Carroll, B. Tipsord, N. Frieburg, M. Colle. Second 521: Mrs. Hall, K. Kirkpatrick, M. Pruitt, D. Boyle, D. Grant, J. Garrett, D. Kummer, R. Crotinger. Third Row: L. Curtis. B. Streenz. T. West, J. Streenz, J.7T5B'i'nE'5'5, F. Black. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1949, the Senior Class of 1955 entered the doors of S. C. H. S. as typical green freshmen. During the freshman year, we lost Darrell Simpson and Marshall Grant. Our sophomore year we gained Charles Smith and Ted West and also Juanita Mardis for a short time. In our junior year, we lost a large number, Merle Kirkpatrick, Maragret Trowbridge, and Helen Schoolcraft. Our senior year we lost Joyce Garrett and gained Larry Bell. Our biggest headache was that green stuff called 'moneyn but we managed to pull through somehow. The highlights of our Junior and Senior years were, Jr. carnival, class plays, Jr. Prom, class rings, senior pictures, homecoming, and senior trip. In our senior year we were joined by the Arrowsmith High School. Now we are the 'sophisticated seniors' of Saybrook-Arrowsmith High School. We elected as class officers the following: President, Ted West, Vice-President, Elinor Carrellg Secretary, Donna Kummerg Treasurer, Donna Boyle, Reporter, John Staufferg and Advisor, Mrs. Hall. Now we are waiting for thetaig moment ------- graduation. We, the members of the senior class, would like to express ,vMM.our thanks and appreciation to Mrs. Hall, our class advisor.-we 444444444444444444 44444IIl444444444444444444444lI444444444 'LAST WILL AND TESTAHENT' John Stauffer, do hereby will and bequeath: To Orval Maupin, my ability to grow a mustache,so he can get along better with the girls. To Dale Vance, my ability to pass a football so he can make quarterback next year. To Beverly Tipsord, my ability to stay out all night. To Roger Roberts, my ability to get along with Miss Bohi, so he can take Spanish. Nancy Frieburg, do hereby will and bequeath: My athletic ability to anyone who wants it. My friendship with Fred Black to Loretta Builta. My love for Shorthand to the Junior Girls. To Jim Carrelli my fountain pen, so he can write letters to my friend, Prune . Merle Colle, do hereby will and bequeath: My ability as a bench warmer to Russell Moore. My ability to always drive slow to Dale Vance. My ability to get along with all the teachers to Rollin Garrett. Donna Boyle, do hereby will and bequeath: My ability to get in early on school nights to my dear sis, Joy, and Russell Moore. To Orval Maupin, my ability to be quiet in Miss Bury's study hall. my ability to be true to one man, to Colleen Taylor. My friendship with Kenny Kirkpatrick to Mary Hasty. Jim Streenz, to hereby will and bequeath: To Terry Butler, my ability to get along with the opposite sex. To Dale Vance my ability to go to Gibson City. My dear old Family Living book, to Hobb Maupin. Ralph Crotinger, do hereby will and bequeath: To Rollin Garrett, my ability to get along with the English teacher. My ability to get Algebra to Martha Manahan. To Clifton Gibbons, my Family Living book. Marilyn Pruitt, do hereby will and bequeath: My fountain pen to Loretta Builta so she can take second year Shorthand. My ability to get along with Girls to John Brittain. A pair of thick sole shoes to Nancy Frieburg for the purpose of walking the streets hunting a job after graduation. My locker to Phillip Sears so he can be near Marilyn Durham. 19 In Donna lhmmer, do hereby will and bequeath: to Jackie, Betty Ann and My beautiful singing to Martha Manahan. My ability to get straight A's Martha. My great love of sports to Mrs. Gilmore. L ll! ll? UF U7 Ted West, do hereby will and bequeath: ability to play basketball and football to Earnest Bradd. ability to go with cheerleaders to Russell Moore. fast driving to Dale Vance to get to the lunch room firsi ability to play volley ball to Bev. Tipsord, and my ability to speak Spanish to Colleen Taylor. I: so My so ly ly I, Fred ly HF KY I n ll? UI I . ly HI I, John My My My Dorothy Grant, do hereby will and bequeath: ll! old comb which I have used for four years to Mary Hasty, she won't have to borrow one. study hall seat in the back of the room to John Brittain he won't have to run so fast when the bell rings. ability to go to school everyday to Rollin Garrett. ability to be quiet in Study Hall to Beverly Tlpsord. Black, do hereby will and bequeath: ability to skip out of P. E. to Dennis Stauffer. library position to John Corrie. ability to pass teachers training to Lester Able. Elinor Carrell, do hereby will and bequeath: great ability to play volley ball to Irene Ihvis. ability to do Physics to Mr. McKean. Shirley Bowen, do hereby will and bequeath: ly ability to get in early to Mary Hasty. skating ability to Jean and Carol Schaefer. friendship with Mill Bury to Hobb Maupin. Robinson, do hereby will and bequeath: ability to be at school all the time to Jim Webb. way with the girls to Jim Nunamaker. seat in the Study hall to Ibnna Reeser so she can be near John Brlttaln. I, Kenneth Kirkpatrick, do hereby will and bequeath: M F HI My I, Bill H7 ly Ga My ability to get along with girls to Larry Johnson. ability to study hard in U.S. History to James Webb. ability to get along with Mr. Blatnik, to Carol Crul ett. Streenz, do hereby will and bequeath: old leaky fountain pen to Gerald Colle. ability to get along with English teachers, to Rollin rrett. locker on the stage to Dennis Stauffer. 20 I, Lynn Curtis, do hereby will and bequeath: My ability to go steady for three years to Kenny Kirkpatrick My ability to make the first team in basketball to Roger Stauffer. ly love for girls to Bill Denny. I, Joyce Schertz, do hereby will and bequeath: ly ability to get places on time to Beverly Tipsord. ly ability to put make-up on the cheerleaders that will stay to Jo Ann Satchwell. ly study hall desk and my position in outside activities to my friend Janet Waggener. I ability to stay awake at slumber parties to Marilyn Pruit I, Bonnie Tipsord, do hereby will and bequeath: Hy ability to behave myself to Janet Waggener. my ability to get to class on time to cousin Beverly. Hy stud hall seat to Irene Davis. To the .A.H.S. teachers, my ability to yell at pep session. PROPHECIES-OF.'55 Doroths Grant--Finally after graduating, Dot left Gene's Cafe an: starts worEIng in Champaign. Phil get his diploma from Iowa and wanted Dot to marry him, so throwing White Fords, a good job and lots of dates with Kenny Simpsen to the wind she had a shot-gun wedding with Red. Now Phil has a good job playing his little 'UK' for Art Godfrey and they have four red headed boys and one blond haired girl. That is just a little out of place it seems, but they're very happy. Shirley Bowen--Boney went to work at Champaign and really gave a o d town and the 'Fly Boys' a whirl. But she came back and rented a farm so she could be near Tuffy, her old sweetheart. Tuffy wouldn't notice her though even when she want over and offered to clean out his barn so she packed up her clothes with a hate for men and left for New York where she is a 'Kootchie Dancer' in a night club. Donna Bo le--In l956 we find Donna and Dick very happily married. 5Enna Hag worked a while at Hawthorne and Boyle until Dick got out of the Navy but then they got hitched and now have seven children. They had to go to Boston to get married so Dorothy and Bernard could see them but now they're settled, with Dick driving stock cars in races for a living. le r 21 Fred Black--Fred went on to school and now he is teaching school a commerce teacher in Deadneck, Utah. He really had a good time in college and even got engaged, but when Fred's girl found out where he was going to teach she refused to marry him. They're still engaged though, at least FTOd is, and is still hoping his girl will eventually marry him. Merle Coils--Poor old Merle, the first thing that happened to Merle after he graduated was someone stole his trusty Fbrd, then Jo Ann refused to marry him, so he left Saybrook for Detroit, Michigan to make himself a new type car. He met a girl while in Detroit and was all set to marry her when she found out what his nick name was and was so shocked she left him im ediately. lerl never could make a car to suit him, so he came home to see hi! folks and who should still be hanging around teaching gym astice but his old flame, Jo Ann. They started going together again and soon got married. Now they have three little girls allable to twist their little bodies any way just like their Mamma and Merle is still mystified by that. Ralgh Crotin er--Ralph had a hard time deciding who to settle do w so Ke went to Arizona to see if he could regain his health. Finally after five years he came back.and still in the vicinity of Saybrook was Martha, Loretta and Colleen. He just didn't kno what to do so since the warm climate had been so agreeable with him, he went to Hawaii. Now he is married to a little dark-skin native princess and lays around all day eating pineapple and sin ing and playing his guitar. Elinor Carrell--After Elinor graduated she went to State Farm to 'vTcTr1Z' Since Junior worked in the same town it made it pretty convenient. Elinor decided to go to college so she started goin to Normal to learn to be a P.E. teacher. When she got her dip- loma, she taught in Peoria where Junior had started a T.V. busi- ness of his own. They soon were married and now they live in a pretty little house with seven television aerials on it, one for each room with their four children. Q v 'M M 'E 4 l 3-.my A aw fl .4'S'Y. ' Ilnfllmit' ' - 1:7 yi mu: Q . ' ,T pq, wufWWMbMWW U. 142, .,. 's,:':I:I,! U f ,'?:i:i!?:Is4-! ' -X 'ff . . -,- - 1 y VI..-g5.,mY 5? - 3 2 . fl 1 rv ff- , I -,,.. ,,,.U 22 V X W Wg W WNW A W WWW, .' WW 'W' ' Q WW WW' W W W W W, .'W W W , 1, W W W WWW, W WWW, , ,R W WW HW WW V W X W.W. -W Wu W W .JWQW A WW W ,W 'W W, WWW' W W W Q W' W W W W W WW WW . W W W W f ' WW ' W W 5 W WW .' 1. W W , . JN W WWW5 ' W ' AW WWWYW H ' - 'WW I W' W ' WWW W W ' W W WWWQ' 'WJ' W W W W, W W W W W W WW W WW. - x W WW W 9 , W 1 W , W W W W W W ' W W W W W W W W W W W I Marilyn Pruitt--Marilyn is married to Jim Carrell now and since m ro e Els shouldereagain two years ago and is letting it mend slowly she is making the living. Marilyn is a bus-driver for the city buses in Bellflower and rather likes the work. They don't have any children, since Jim couldn't care for them but they are getting along pretty good. Nancy Frieburg--Two weeks after Nancy graduated she married Geral Swede was very happy at first but then got mad at her husband be- cause he wouldn't buy her an old Ford like she was used to driv- ing. They had a long squabble about it but soon Gerald gave in and though they didn't have enough money to buy one sports around a new Cadillac, Swede hooked her watch a car. Now they're happy as can be. Donna Kummer--Ibnna waited and waited for Jim to get AIr Fbrce But finally after he did get discharged he service so well he wanted to make it his life work. since Gerald and got her out of the liked the Donna didn't like the idea too well but did like Jim too well to let him go so she married him and followed him to his home base in Texas. Now she is a very busy housewife watching their two boys so they won't get run over by an airplane or their little girl so she won't try parachuting out the upstairs window. Jim Streenz--Jim went to the Navy right after he graduated not Because Ee wanted to but Uncle Sam beckoned and also the girls were closing in on him. He worked hard being a good nswabbien and they kept raising his rank. Now he is Admiral Streenz of the good ship 'Sinksoon' along with six permant passengers, his wife Terry and four daughters and one son. Kenny Kirk atrick--Old faithful Kenny kept on working in Gene's Ca e and was rea ly getting good at the business. One day a stranger walked into the resturant and noticed Kenny, who was really slinging those ice cream cones and sodas around. The man was a talent scout and it seemed that Hollywood needed a new Tarzan, so after approving Kenny's muscles and powerful physique he signed him up. Now you see Kenny swinging from tree to tree with a girl tucked under his belt and hair growing down his back. Girls just love him now. Lynn Curtis--As you drive along Route 66 you see a large beautifl colonial style house that looks like it should belong to a millia aire. It is the home of Lynn and his wife Dixie. They got marr- ied soon after Idxie graduated and Lynn was working as a garage mechanic. Lynn's great uncle died and left them the huge house. Now they are trying to adjust themselves to such living and trail their daughter, Marilyn not to scratch the furniture. ' Mt, p 23 , 1 1 '1' 1 I4 , -1, -11 1 4 1 ' 11 '11 1, v . 1 ' ., , 1 1 M, ' 1 111 ' ,.,. 11 I 1 .11 Y 11 11 1 1 Q 1 I , . 11 1 V 1 1 1 9 1 11' .li- 1 Ni X .':.,j'Qc1 1 ni 11 1 1 1 . ,M . , 1 1. .11 X . 1 1 . 1 1- 1 - 1 1 . 1 I 1 Q 1 ,. 222 West--Ted went on to college at U. of I. in Champaign. He went out for basketball and turned out pretty good. When he was a Junior and Senior he played on the first team. After graduat- ing from there he started playing professional ball but before he left Champaign, he married one of the Illini cheerleaders name Colleen. Now he makes about a thousand dollars a game and he and his wife are very happy with their three children, Janice, Billy, and Jimmy. John Robinson--Buster was always pretty active when he was in hig school, so a?ter he graduated he really made Illinois hot for awhile. He did a little bit of everything and even lived in the slums of Chicago for awhile. There he saw all the dirt and pov- erty and crimes being committed and decided to do something abou1 it. He learned to be a policeman and now makes a very striking figurezas a hard boiled, reforming cop of the windy city. John Stauffer--After John graduated he bought a share in Gene's Cafe and really set to work. Bb still used his motorcycle as his main transportation and really kept the roads between Saybrook and Bloomington hot keeping his dates. But soon Saybrook became to slow for John and his cycle so he left and started riding his machine in stunt shows. He finally got a job riding around hoop: two hundred feet off the ground in a circus. There he met an ele phant girl who was looking for a faster , more exciting way to travel and soon they were married. Now in one of the biggest circuses in the U.S. you see the sign, Riding Tonight, JOHN THE NUT ON HIS THRILLING PUTT. Bonnie Tipsord--Bonnie really didn't know what to do when she let High school, so whe went to Gibson to look up her old buddy, Hele Schoolcraft. They chummed around together and then decided that they d1dn't have enough money, so they thought of an ingenious way to get it, make their own. They're still going strong but the other day I noticed a.1ittle man with a big spy glass snoop- ing around their house and he looked like a detective so maybe their luck is about to run out! Joyce Schertz--As we look in on Joyce she is bustling around in a sp ck and span kitchen. She is happily married to a rich cattl man from Iowa. Seems like she met him atfa sale and they were meant for each other, so certainly that they were married a week later. Now they'are living on their large farm with a sweet litt boy and girl. Bill Streenz--After Bill left good S.A.H.S. he sort of wandered around. KE first he farmed with his Dad but then got so restless he started for the far north to hunt and trap. He is now one of the richest men in Alaska but he still goes out and does a lot of his own work. He is very happy thereg no WOMEN!!! A i l I1-I LY 7 BIRD I Q5 Av 24 1 5 f 5 5 Q E 1 E 1 6 J E 1 5 4 1 E 5 1 : ! Q n unior Cfdjzi First Row: I. Davis, C. Taylor, J. Wills, P. Bowen, C. Miller E. Euilfa, S. Miller. Second Row: J. Webb, M. Van Note K. Hale, J. Schaefer, C. Crummett, B. Tipsord, D. Vance, J. Carrell, Mr. Hendren. Third Row: G. Coile, R. Kingsley D. Stauffer, C. Gibbens, R. Moore,'JT Brlttian, O. Maupin. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY If you were to have visited our school on the first day of school, you would have found twenty-six Jolly Juniors roaming around. From these twenty-six, we selected our class officers. They are: President, John Brittiang Vice President, Russell Moore, Secretary, Jeanie Nillsg and Treasurer, Carol Crummett. There were seven nembers came over from Arrowsmith to make us have a large class of twenty-six. Loretta Builta and Russell Moore were our king and queen canidates for the Homecoming. Carol Crummett was the queen canidate for the Carnival. Clifton Gibbens and John Brittian are two of the first five on the first team. Others of the class are Lester Able, Orval Maupin, Dale Vance, and Russell Moore. We have three of our class in Student Council. They are Beverly Tipsord, John Brittian, and Jean Schaefer. Beverly is the Vice President. There hasn't been to many class parties this year because of too many activities. The Junior Class presented the comedy, 'The Little Dog Laughed. 26 27 m 520,94 0171 Off? CALM first Row: J. Nunamaker, M. Streenz, E. Koopman, J. Boyle, B. Daily, M. Fear, L. McDan1els, J. Kummer, B. Golden, L. Lorance, R. Rice. Second Row: Miss Bohi, B. Embry, T. Butler, M. Binnion, D. Clark, C. Schaefer, S. Jenkins, J. Satchwell, M. Durham, K. Fillenwarth. Third Egg: B. Denny, R. Roberts, H. Diedrich, E. Fear, D. Johnson, F. Gibbens, L, Johnson, R. Poland, D. Stauffer, J. Steenbergen, R. Kirkpatrick. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The sophomore class started this year with thirty-one members, but during Christmas vacation we lost one member, Betty Daily. Our first class meeting we elected our officers: President, Jim Steenburgeng Vice-President, Ralph Kirkpatrick, Secretary, Marilyn Fear, Treasurer, Betty Ann Golden, and the class Sponsor, Miss Bohi. We gave the freshman a welcome party at the beginning of the year. To raise money so that we will not have too many financial worries during our junior and senior years, we had a successful bake sale, three booths at the junior carnival, a square dance, and two months selling pop, candy, and ice cream. Our homecoming queen candidate was Lorraine McDan1els5 king, Ronnie Rice. The junior carnival queen candidate was Edna Koopmang escort, Jim Steenburgen. Betty Ann Golden was crowned queen at the sweetheart Valentine ball with Douglas Stauffer as her escort. We enjoyed our sophomore year considerably and are looking forward for a more successful year next year. I o 1' i v Y X I r w ' 1 Mi W jl'e5Llnell C6155 First Egg: J. Corrie, P. Sears, R. Stauffer, D. West, G. Stevens, L. Stack, I. Bowen, E. Bowen, J. Curtis, L. Ball, C. Williams. Second Row: D. Reeser, I. Sears, H, Mgnghgn, c. Shoemaker, E.'F u'rnI'EE, v. Williams, J. Waggener, H. Yates, P. Prosser, D. Van Ninkle, C. Coake. Third Row: lr, Gggkg, J. moepmm, D. Reeser, R. Garrett, A. s hu'b5?, F. Garrett, J- IGHBDPI, D. Ball. E. Bradd. D. Evans. FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY On the first day of school there were thirty-three 'green freshmenn painted up like indians with lip-stick. The sophomore class gave us a welcome party at which we acted as actors and actresses. We held an organization meeting at which the officers were elected as follows: President, Roger Staufferg Vice-President, Martha Manahang Secretary and Reporten Janet Waggonerg Treasurer, Carol Williams, and AGV1SOPj Mr. Geske. The candidates for homecoming king and queen were Dick West and Carol Williams. The freshmen class won first prize with their float, 'Stop The Streaks,n theme. Martha Manahan was the freshmen candidate for queen at the Junior Carnival and was crowned queen with Ronnie Mardis as her escort. The class sponsored several booths at the carnival. Claudia Coake was candidate for the sweetheart Valentine ball with Eugene Stevens as her escort. 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