South Beloit High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (South Beloit, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

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'Wilt 1 X 5..- Y' 4 9 7 South Beloit, Illmols 27.-I 4-1- XJ- W1111am 1 Gllkey Dedlcatlon We of the Class of 57 do most hap pily dedlcate this yearbook to our friend former teacher and Coach of Athletlcs W111iam T Gilkey V -f 1 i 1 nn ' I Q l ' - TO THE CLASS OF 57 Many authors have stated that the world lS a stage upon which the human belng IS a specific character School has been a median of prepara tion for your part of the action Your f1rst plateau has been reached through your basic educatlon wh1ch w1ll help to make all future endeavors superior We are llving in an age of progress sclence and endeavor Keep lookmg a head to 1mprove yourself and the com munlty for the good of humanlty Thls IS not good by but just so long wlth the best wishes for a prosper ous and successful future PRINCIPAL SOUTH BELOIT HIGH SCHOOL MILLARD WEBER TO THE CLASS OF 57 To the Class of 57 go our sincere wlshes for a happy and successful future Much has been accomplished 1n our sys tem 1n the twelve years that these people have attended South Beloit Schools They have benefited from the advan tages of the Community Unlt Dlstrict They have w1tnessed the building of the high school addiuon the establlshment of bus routes the new buildlng at R1ver v1ew and now the beginning of a new ed ucational adventure the South Belolt JUHIOI' Hlgh School Let us hope that they may go forward similarly in whatever vocations they choose practicmg develop1ng and ever using the fundamentals taught them by all thelr many fine teachers while here at South Beloit SUPERINTENDENT SOUTH BELOIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS IOHN ALTHOFF ,TEA School Board SEATED IohnA1thoff Superlntendentl Dallas Busey President Bonnie van Fleet Secretary STANDING Floyd Nicolls Frank Van Landeghem Howard Milner Dorothy Boss James Martlnglllo Albert Obligato Joseph Saladino Attorney AdHllH1Sff3tl0H Idleness taxes us more than does the government MRS ETHELYN VUIGI Ass1stantPr1ncipa1 English H III Umversity of Wisconsin P G University of Colorado P G Umversity of Illinois P G Gxrls Physical Education Health 1 Northern Illinois State Teachers Col ege B S P G MISS JULIA VI NORCROSS Government World History Drurv eollege Springfield Mo B A Unlverslty of Wisconsin P G Iv, L'arm1,11gse15ncn11ege'B.2x. Mrss IACQUELYN Hom American History. Economics, J' 1' MR CHARLES BARR MR LYLE HUTTON Industrial Arts Band Ch01'11S EHS 1 The Stout Institute B S M S MR EDWIN M PREZ General Science Chemistry Physics Northem Ill State Teachers College B S P G mms. Univ of Wisconsin Milwaukee Northwestem Univ P G Indiana Univ P G MR EDWARD CURRAN Economic Geography Citizenship Coach Physical Education Northern Ill State Teacher s College B E MISS ELIZABETH LINDSAY MR CHAUNCEY MICKELSON Clothing I, II, Foods Home Coach Varsity Basketball Biology Management Carthage College B A west Vlrginla Wesleyan College B S MRS CARL GRUHLKE Englishl Il Beloit College B A Milwaukee State Teacher s College MR. EDWIN I HARPER Algebral II Geometry General Math Assistant Coach Oakland Clty College B S Indiana University P G MISS LOIS H CLAUS Commercial MacMurry College for Women B A Unlv of Colorado P G Northem Ill State Teacher s College P G f rox k , Mlss Bonme Van Fleet School Board Secretary Mlss Bette Wagner Secretary to Principal The Ones We Cannot Do Wlthout Mr Hanson Custodlan W1111S Adnan Dale Scott Bus Drivers Class Officers 1000 -L- 1.41 Angelo Pipitone V1ce President Terry Reneau President Beulah Bolton Qecretary Treasurer Semors If thou lovest 11fe, tnen not souander tune, for that s the stuff hfe IS made of 99s 1 x r o pre SHIRLEY BUFFA Buff A true friend is always a friend Girls Chorus 1 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Sec 4 Youth Counc1l1,2 Band 1 2 3 4 Future Nurses 3 4 Amateur Show 2 Senior Play Prompter 4 Y Teens 4 Paper Staff 3 G A A Counselor 2,3 Vice Presi dent 3 President 4 Vice President 2 ROSEMARY CAPLES Rose Life is just one darned thing after another Home Economics Club 3 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Library Staff 1 Future Nurses 2 JOAN CHAPEL Chap So the heart be right II ls no matter whmch way the head lies Girls Chorus 2 3 4 Sextet8t Contest 2 3 Paper Staff 3 Blackhawk Staff4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Senior Play 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Pep Club2 3 Youth Coun c1l 2 3 Future Nurses 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Inter Club 4 Homecomrng Attendent 1 .TERRY MELVIN CLIFTON Ieny The man that blushes is not quite a bnxte Basketball 1 2 3 Atnletrc Manager 1 ftransferred from Potosi! DOROTHY BECK Dotty 'Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Paper Staff 4g Y-Teens 4, 3: G.A,A. 4g Dramatlcs 35 Home Ec. Club as Band 1. Uransferred from Shorewood High, Mllwaukeej. D.uu.sNB M. sau. 'Dar' ' Remember me as one who loves his fellowmen. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens 1,2,3, 41 G.A.A. 1. 2,3g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Youth Council 1,23 Library Staff 2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 3, 43 Homecoming Attend ent 3. BEULAH MAB BOLTON Beul God helps those who help themselves Operetta 1, Sextet 1, Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Band 1 4 Pep Club 2 4 Girls Chorus8zP1anist 2 3 4 Paper Staff 3 Blackhawk Staff TOM BRIDGE Bridge Content to follow when we lead the way fa ,gf 19' E JAMES ENGEBRETSON Bunny You were a good man and you did good things Presldent 2 Football 1,2 3 Basketball 1 2 Youth Colmcil 1 2 4 ANN MARIE FRIEDL Annual We can scarcely hate anyone tnat we know Girls Chorus 1,2 Paper Staff 3 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Operetta 1 2, Pep Club 2 3 Band 1 2 Inter Club 4 Future Nurses 2 4 Youth Coun cil 1 2 3 4 Library Staff 2 3 4 KAREN ELIZABETH GISLESON Kar A moment s rnslght is sometimes worth a life s expenence Cheerleader 3 4 Paper Staff Editor 3 Blackhawk Staff 4- Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Senior Play 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Pep C1ub2 3 4 Library Staff 3 4 Future Nurses 2 3 4 President 3 Inter Club 3 IUDITH ANN GUETSCHOW Judy A woman s whole life is a history of the affections Secretary 2 3 Girls Chorus 1 Paper Staff 3 Black hawk staff 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Senior Play 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Operetta 1 Pep Club 2 3 4 Library Staff 4 Youth Council Treasurer l 4 Secretay 2 3 Inter Club 1 4 Band 1 4 Trio 1 Band Contest 1 4 GERALD RAYMOND DAVIS Ieny They are only truly great who are tmly good Band 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 Senior Play 4QProp Mana gery Amateur Show 2 Committee RUTH ANN DAVIS Ruthie The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Future Nurses 3 4 Head Majorette 1 2 3 4 President 4 IDSALIB DEVER Dev A thing of beauty ls a Joy forever Homecoming Queen 4 G A A 1 2 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Paper Staff 3 Blackhawk Staff 4' Library Staff 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 4 Sextet 2 Senior Play 4 Inter Club 3 4 PATRICIA E DISKIN Pat A sweeter girl ne er drew breath Glrls Chorus 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 .in 1 Av- ' DARLENE HUFFMAN Huffy Goodbye ls not worthwhlle Girls Chorus 3 4 Cheerleader 1 Paper Staff 3 Teens 1 2 3 4 Amateur Show 2 G A A 3 ep Club 3 Inter-Club 3 CATHERINE D JOSLIN Kltty The fairest garden rn her looks and 1n her mind the wxsest books G1rls Chorus 4 Paper Staff 3 4 Blackhawk Staff 4 Y Teensl 2 3 4 Sen1orPlay4 GA A 1 2 3 Future Nurses 1 2 3 4 Band l 2 4 Trio 2 Ban Contest 2 4 Clarrnet Solo 4 Sextet 4 ELIZABETH KAMHOLZ Liz With leaden foot time creeps along whlle Liz ls away Treasurer 3 Girls Chorus 2 3 4 Paper Staff 3 Blackhawk Staff4- Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Prestdent 4 Senior Play 4 G A A 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Future Nurses 3 4 Inter-Club 4 Prom Attendant 2 JAMES T KEHOE Jim The man who makes no mistakes not usually makes anything Class President 3 Football 1 2 3 4- Basketball 1 2 3 4- S Club 2 3 4 Officer 4- Track l 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4- Hi-Y 1 2 ERSKINE HALL Ersk Silence? Ah he is sllentl He can keep silence well That man s silence ls wonderful to listen to Vlce President 1 Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 S Club34Band12 HARVEY HALL Dr Jive It may be life but aln't lt slow? Football 4 Basketball 1 3 4 S Club 3 4 Track 34Band1234 NEALC HANSON Neal God will pardon me Senior Play 4 ROBERT WILLIAM HILL Bobby I m Burlxngton Bertie I rise at 10 30 Treasurer 3 Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 S ub 3 Pep Club2 3,4 Bandl 2 3 4 i is 73 'Q-lqiv Q-may gs-'ws 'i vga MW MG ,Maids ..,2'f-v 'sm' EDWARDI MOLDENHAUER Moldy But most he loves a happy human face Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1,2 S Club 3 Offrcer 2 Pep Club 3 4 ANN MARIE MUNOZ Annie The minority is always right Girls Chorus 4- Paper Staff 3 Y-Teens 1 2 3 4- Pep Club 4- Future Nurses 3 4- Inter-Club 3 JANET M NEUDORFF Jan Uncursed by doubt. Girls Chonrs 1 4 Y-Teens 1.2 3 4- Amateur Show 2- Pen Club 4- Inter-Club 2 KATHLEEN MARY O ROURKE Kathy I do love I know not what Y-Teensl 2 34 GA A 1 234-PepClub1 2 3 4- Future Nurses 1 2 3 4 CHARTA MARIE LOCKWOOD Charta If we must suffer let us suffer nobly Girls Chorus 2 Band 1 2 JENNELL IRENE MARTIN Iennell Short cute Stbubbllng w1th vitality Grrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Paper Staff3 Blackhawk staff 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Senror Play 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Vice President 4 Operetta 1 Pep Club 3 4 Inter Club 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Future Nurses 2 4 BEVERLY MC COLLUM Bev The fatal fuulrty of Fact HomeEconom1cs Club 1 2 Glrls Chorus 1 Y Teens 4 G A A 2 3 Hostess Club 2 3 ftransferred from Beloltj RUTH ANN MILLER Mert You ll End rt a very good practrce always to veri fy your references Girls Chorus 2 3 Cheer1eader2 3 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 PepC1ub1 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Youth Council 1 2 Wm TERRY RENEAU Doc The man of wtsdom rs the man of year: Class Presrdent 4 Football 1 Basketball 1 2 Paper Staff 2 3 Blackhawk Staff Edrtor 4 Operetta 1 Boys State fLieutenant Govemorj Chonrs 1 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Band Contest and Clannet Solo 1 2 3 4 Boys State 3 fL1eutenant Govemorj THOMAS RAYMOND RUSSELL Russell People don t do such thrngs Band 4 Blackhawk Staff 4 Football 1 2 3 Junior Senior Prom 3 Chairman NINETTE SAMMARTANO Nrna Busy as a bee Paper Staff3 Blackhawk Staff4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 Pep Club 1 2 Youth Councrl 1 2 3 Fu ture Nurses 3 4 Inter Club 2 3 4 SHIRLEY SEVERSON Sh1r1 Really and truly I ve nothrng to wear Girls Chorus23 4 YTeens12 3 4 GAA 3 4 Pep Club 3 Youth Councrl 4 Future Nurses 4 Inter Club 4 Homecommg Attendent 4 ARLA OSE Os She ls pretty to walk wrth and wrtty to talk w1th Class Secretary 1 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 G A A 1 Homecom1ngAttendent 3 DIANA LEIGH PEACH Peaches A little leamrng ts a dangerous thing Y Teens 2 3 4 Future Nurses 3 ANGELO PIPITONE Fat I grew mtoxrcated wrth mine own eloquence Pep Club Treasurer 4 Class Vice Presrdent 4 Foot ball 1 Blackhawk Staff 4 ROSS PO RTER Skip His foe was folly and hrs weapon wit Football 1 Basketball 1 Blackhawk Staff 4 Senior Play 4 -qv 5 i' PATRICIA KAY VISGAR Pat Smiling through her tears Class Treasurer 1 Girls Chorus 3 Paper Staff 3 Blackhawk Staff4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Treasurer 4 Senior Play 4 G A A 1 3 Pep Club 3 Future Nurses 3 4 Correspondrng Sec 4 Inter Club 3 4 Girls State 3 D A R. 4 BRUCE LELAND WARDEN Warden I ve grown accustomed to her face Football 3 4 Basketball 1 S Club 4 Blackhawk Sta ff 4 Senior Play 4 Pep Club 2 3 Youth Council 1 2 3 4 Presldent 3 Kr 4 Boy s State 3 Band 1 2 4 Hi Y 1 2 UNA KAY WHITLOCK Kay Everything is sweetened by risk YTeensl234 GAA 12 PepClub1234 Future Nurses 4 DOROTHY A YORK Dort Better late than never Y Teens 1 2 3 4 SHIRLEY FAYE SHOCKLEY Slurl Oh holy srmpliclty Y Teens3 4 GA A 3 PepClub1 2 4 PromAt tendent 3 F H A 1 2 Ir Trl H1 Y 3 Library Club 1 2 Commercral Club 2 fTransferred from Clinton Wls J SUE CARROLL SMITH Susie My patience IS now at an end YTeensl234 GAA1234PepClubl23 4 Future Nurses2 3 4 WILLIE TUCKER Willie Happy thee man and happy he alone Football 1 4 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 3 4 NORMAN VAN TASSEL Norman A nrce unpartlcular young man Semor Play 4 Class Hlstory The other day whlle I was lookmg tnrougn my bookcase I discovered my hlgh school annuals They are qulte old now and I lovmgly looked them over as old memories slowly came back fxllmg me wlth nostalgia Here was my first annual whlch 1 recelved as an eager freshman Our advlsors our freshmen class all 88 of us, were Mrs Voigt, Mlss Holm Mr Gllkey and Mr Prez The class offlcers were Presldent Wllhe Tucker Vlce Presldent Erskine Hall Sec e tary, Arla Ose ana lreasurer Pat Vlsgar joan Chapel was our I-lomecommg attendant that year and Kay Wh1tlock was our Prom attendant The Sobos won the Homecoming game that year 13 7 Our freshmen float won second prlze makmg us qulte proud All m all we had a very eXC1tl.I1g and eventful year and as I remember now we looked forward to our next three Lookmg through the 1955 annual brought back many happy memorles We were sopho mores that year There were 72 of us startmg on September 7 w1th Mrs Voigt and Mr Prez as our advlsors Our officers were President James Engebretson Vice Pres1dent, Shlrley Buffa and Secretary Treasurer Carol Ivle Terry Reneau won first pnze in the Amerlcan Leg'lonFssay Contest ln the senlordrvislon Ruth Mxller was our attendant tor Homecoming and Elizabeth Kamholz was our attendant tor the Prom On April 5 we had an amateur show which was qulte successful As jumors according to the 1956 yearbook we chose as our officers Presldent james Hill Mrs Volgt and Mr Prez were still watching over us as our advisors lhat year we were hosts to the semors at the junlor Senior Prom Our Prom Kmg was james Kehoe and Ann Munoz was his Queen Darlene Bell ant Arl Ose represented our class as attendants at the Homecoming that year Shmrley Buffa and Bruce Warden received superior ratmgs at the distrlct music contest and so moved on to compete at the reg1onal contest That year Terry Reneau and Bruce Warden were chosen to be our delegates to Illlnols Boys State at Sprmgield, Illlnols There Terry Reneau was elected Lt Governor of Boys State Pat Vlsgar was chosen as the delegate to go to Illinois Girls State at Jacksonvllle Illmols In 1956 again, one of our classmates Janet Neudorff won first prize in the Amerlcan Legion F-'sway Contest Another classmate Karen Glsleson, was the edltor of the school paper, the TOMAHAWK which kept us posted on the news and activities of the yeafs We now move to the fourth and most hectlc year, 1957 our senior year In retrospect that year seemed to be the shortest and most active for everyone concerned It was filled with school work plans for our class trip high school activities and graduation Mrs Voig and Mr Prez were again our class advisors Some of the hlghllghts of that year stand out in my memory Rosalie Dever was chosen Homecoming Queen and Shirley Severson was the senior attendant of the Homecoming Queen s court Pat Vlsgar received the D A R award and the Betty Crocker Good Homemaker award Our senlor play baved by the Belle was enjoyed by all The Sweethearts Ball was another outstanding event of that year The theme for the ball was The Oriental Gardens 'I'he gym was decorated like a huge japanese garden The Sweetheart Court consisted of Liz Kamholz, Y Teens President joan Chapel Vice President Rosalie Dever, Secretary and Pat Vlsgar, Treasurer During our senior year we sold charm bracelets, key chains and held candy sales to earn money for our class trip That year, we were feverishly work ing on the annual trying to make the deadlines and such with the able assistance and guidance of our yearbook advisor, Miss Claus 'I'hanks to her we made lt We looked for ward to the Jumor Senior Banquet ln 1957, as we were the honored guests Also we eagerly awalted the Senior Prom and were anxlous to see who the Prom Queen would be Our class officers for our senior year were President, Terry Reneau Vice President, Angelo Plpl tone and Secretary Treasurer, Beaulah Bolton After having been fitted for our graduation caps and gowns, our high school days seemed to come quickly to a close. All too soon it was our last week of school -- class day, baccalaureate services and then graduation. Many of us now know that some of the happiest hours of our lives were spent ln school and at our school activities. ' ' . ' for Kehoe, Vice-President, David Bates, Secretary, Judy Guetschowg and Treasurer Robert I ' ' Class Wrll We the class of 1957, of South Beloit l-Irgr School the Colmty of Wmnebago, and State of Illmots, bemg of sotmd and disposmg mmd and memory do make, publish and declare tlus to be our last wrll and testament, hereby revokmg all former wills made by usatanytrme We hereby devrse, bequeath, and drspose thereof our worldly estate in the following IIIBIIIICI' ARTICLE I To the Faculty WE SENIORS as a group leave the followmg to our faculty to do wrth as they see fiL MR. ALTHOFF our nncere congratulatrons on bemg our new supermtendent MR BARR a pep bus going to Rockford MISS CLAUS a flat footed typing class MR CURRAN a bnsmess-lrke S Club MRS GIUHLKE apeacefulY TeensC'nr:lstmas party wrthout sensors MR HARPER a large algebra II class MISS HOLM freshm glrl gym clas with deoder rzed feet MISS LINDSAY electnc stoves MR. MICKELSON a wish that the basketball team w1llallgrowto65 thlssrunmer MISS NORCROSS an attentrve and rndustnous Amer r ,an History class MR PREZ a more rntellrgent physrcs and chemrstry class MRS VOIGT surveyors equrpment for lrmng up the desks MR WEBER a quret srxth hour study hall BONNIE best wishes for success ln her comrng mamage BET'l'E a semor class wrth no school skippers MR HUTTON a brgger band to take to Northwest em next year ARTICLE II A lo the Classes that rs a lot of fun Sophomores a successful Inmor year along wrth making money on the Prom Freshmen apologres for any rough mltration and the hopes that they will enjoy S B H S as we have ARTICLE II B To Those Who Help Us Mr Hanson a lanled set of keys Dale Scot! a brrdge across Rock River so he ca make HIOHCI tnps on cold mornmgs Willis Adnan a quret Pep bus ARTICLE III To the Students WE SENIORS lndrvrdually leave the followrng to our underclassmen I DOROTHY BECK wrll my wantmg to go back to Texas to Joy Russell I DARLENE BELL wrll my love for underclassmen boys to Grnger Rerndl I BEULAH BOLTON wrll my musrcal talents to Manlyn Wnght I, TOM BRIDGE wrll my Typrng 2 book to Duane Hanaman I SHIRLEY BUFFA wrll my athletic abrlity to Dorothy Leatherwnnd I IDSE CAPLES wrll my long blond harr to Manlyn Trrrtrlli I JOAN CHAPEL wrll my abrhty to get along with one man to Glona Svhrff I JERRY LIPTON wlll my manly srlence to Vrnce Daugherty I GERALD DAVIS will my tardy slips to Gasper Sclacca I, ROSALIE DEVER will my stately herght to Dora Plprtone I PAT DISKIN will my love for school to Mary Blaske r JIM ENGEBRETSON w1ll my close cropped harr to Clayton Srmth I, ANN FRIEDL will my quret first hour hbrary to Lavma Euclrer I KAREN GISl.ESON wrll my school sptrit to Bob Strasse: I JUDY GUETSCHOW will my nndyrng love or one man to Elarne Taylor I ERSICINE HALL wtll my wrse cracks to LeRoy Laursen L HARVEY HALL will mv held!! to Sontue Ramos I NEAL HANSON win my tlair ror Belort girls to Rich Wnght I BOB HIl.L will my attendance record to Dick Gallagher I DARLENE HUFFMAN will my tnp to the post office to Loretta Smrth l KITTY IOSLIN will my boat rides to Chet Engebretson I LIZ KAMHOLZ will my job in the supennten dem s office to Ken Lowery I IIM KEHOE will my ablllty ln sports to Delyle Davenport I CHARTA LOCKWOOD will my continual chatter to Kathy Gunness I IENNELL MAR'I'IN will my cooperation in school to Mlley Neudorff I BEVERLY MC COLLUM will my love for Beloit to Jeannie Moffirt I RUTH MILLER, will my ablllty to get along with the boys to Nancy Beckns I EDDIE MOLDENHAUER, wlll my good looks to I ANN MUNOZ will my ability to talk to Eddle Moldenhauer without blushing to Dorothy Laursen I JANET NEUDORFF, will my readiness to stan a marriage career to Ian Gray I KATHLEEN O'ROURKE wrll my self confidence to Charles Barr I ARLA OSE will my love for readrng to Beth McClellan I DIANNE PEACH wlll my enthusiasm ln gym class to Linda Stlckler I ANGELO PIPITONE will my drag with Mlss Nor cross to Danny Fago I ROSS PORTER, will my part in the senior play to Fred Gross I TERRY RENEAU will my oratorral ability to Iim Martrngrlio I TOM RUSSELL will my Elvis Presley dancing award to Ronnle Boss I NINA SAMMARTANO will my out of school ruterests to Donna Brown I SHIRl.EY SEVERSON will my quretness and pleasant ways to Elaine Kramer I SHIRLEY SHOCKLEY will my sparkling per- sonality to Judy Joslin I SUE SMI'l'H will my slow sane driving to Dlhl wecker I WILLIE TUCKER, will my abtlity in sports to Homer Franklrn I, NORMAN VAN TASSEL wlll my shapely legs to Doug Kllngberg I PAT VISGAR, will my small feet to Ricky Gls leson I BRUCE WARDEN wlll my flau for music to Terry Lund I KAY WHITLOCK will my typing speed to Anna Cutchins I DOROTHY YORK will my hearty laudl to Mary Langkamp s A I Q ' D . . I I ' . , I I n . f . ,I . ' s . I - a - . . Irmlors, a hardworking Senior year with a class trip George Nalan. ' I . I I , , . s . 4 . 0 I s I ' . Class Prophecy The year IS 1977 I Sammy the Sobo the guardran angel of the graduatrng class of 1957 w1ll take you on a tr1p over wide Wide World to vlstt with several of my former charges We frrst take you to the home of the celebrated pramst BEULAH BOLTON who also teaches ptano ln her spare time Her next appearance wtll be made at Camegte Hall which has recently been purchased by the wealthy steel rndustiralrst TOM BRIDGE Incrdentally thrs confirmed bachelor has recently married the famous actress of stage and screen ARLA OSE Her talented dress desrgner JUDITH GUETSCHOW WARDEN wife of the auer onauucal engineer BRUCE WARDEN has just returned from Parls having won the top pnze for the most original dress creation MR WARDEN ls also the owner of Warden s School of Music One of his outstanding teachers who specralizes rn Rock and Roll is SUE SMITH Her name has of late been linked wrth the wealthy night club owner JERRY CLIFTON we now take you to the Lone Star State Texas where our former classmate DOROTHY BECK is living with her husband HEAL HANQON the rich oxl tycoon and cattle klng The secretary and bookkeeper to the HANSON S ls BEVERLY MC COLLUM The ranch next to themhappens to be owned by JOAN and BILL GUNDRY who have been very successful wrth therr thoroughbred racers PAT VISGAR PORTER is a famtliar face dunng the summer months when she ts not teaching her first graders Vlsitlng PAT ls the celebrated televrsion artlst MISS IFNNELL MARTIN who was signed to a long term contract many years ago after berng spotted by a Talent Scout during her stellar performance rn a play Saved by the Belle DIANA PEACH is currently employed by the Juke box king TOM RUSSELL TOM S latest hit is Rocket Shlp Baby which is becoming more and more popular wrth every spln of the turntable There IS a romance ln the air for this twosome despite the tnterference from DIANA S closest frlend DOROTHY YORK Our next vrsrt w1ll be at the home of MISS ROSEMARY CAPLES the favorite of all the k1dd1es on her televtston program Ka Ding Dong School The cnudren llke best the stones from tne Fuzzy Wuzzy Books by CHARTA LOCKWOOD who has a M A degree 1n cnlla psychology The technical advlsor of MISS CAPLES S television program IS JERRY DAVIS He and hrs sister RUTH are also familtar to television viewers on therr program Dancrng Davlses MISS DAVIS rs also a farthful member of DARLENE BELL S Maddemng Maids Club It s motto betng Live it up wh1le you can for tomorrow you mrght be marrted Whlle servrng her term as president Company that dashing romantic BOB HILL His test dnver WILLIE TUCKER recently won the 500 mlle auto race at Speedway Indiana wrth hls Hoodster The Flamtngo Resport of Mrami Flonda ls our next stop It IS now belng managed by JIM and RUTH KEHOE and the l1ttle KEHOES SHIRLEY BUFFA has thnlled the guests at the Falmingo Resport many times with her melodic saxaphone Another classmate who has hlt the entertainment fteld IS the popular comedlenne LIZ KAHMOLZ She rs accompanied on all of her tnps by her business managers SHIRLEY SEVERSON and KAY WHITLOCK The pro football star EDDIE MOLDENHAUER ls now vacatromng here wrth hls wlfe the former ROSALIE DEVER, who was Miss America of 1960 Here we also f1nd PAT DISKIN who is the receptionist JIM IEINGEBRETSON and hls wife the former ANN FRIEDL are lrving ln a small town near the resprt where JIM practrces ls denttstrv After meeting most of our former classmates we will now return to their hometown Our flrst stop is at the hrgh school where we ftnd ERSKINE HALL the teacher of industrial arts He informs us that hls brother HARVEY HALL, IS now the manager of the South Belolt Llttle League Baseball team One of the outstandrng players is CLINTON BLUNDON III son of CLINTON and DARLENE HUFFMAN BLUNDON Incidentally DARLENE has Just been voted as Mother of the Year In the busmess sectlon of South Beloit we find Shockley s Soda Fountaln owned by the wealthy ex'-classmate SHIRLEY SHOCKLEY ANN MUNOZ has also done well ln this booming busmess drstrtct with her fabulous clothxng shop We next go to the White House rn Washington D C our nation s capttal upon entering this bulldlng we see two people readrng a newspaper Peeklng over therr shoulders we see from the headlmes that ROSS PORTER has just been appornted our ambassador to Russra Walktng down the corndor we meet ANGEID PIPITONE who ls our congressman from Illinois and hls attracttve socialite wife KAREN GISLESON She ts listed in the Who s Who Soclal Reglster lney tell us that they are going to attend the rresidentlar inaugural Bau later this evenmg The guest soloist ls to be that Metropolitan star JANET NEUDORFF In charge of the food served at the Inaugural Ball ls none other than that rnternationally known chef NORMAN VAN TASSEL He is also the head chef at the White House One of the guests attendxng the Inauguration Ball rs DR TERENCE RENEAU who has just retumed from a tour of Europe s leadmg medical centers DR. RENEAU was awarded the Nobel Pnze thrs year for hls great contri bution to medicine the discovery of a cure for cancer Also leadmg the lrst of guests IS NINA SAMMARTANO who ls the clothes designer and hair styllst for the President s wrfe As we start to leave the White House we see DR KITTY JUSLIN She nas just returned from the Belgium Congo where she has been llvlng the past five years as both a doctor and mrsslonary She has been qurte lnfluentlal in setting up a scholarship fund to help finance the educatton of voung doctors 1 Sammy the Sobo tne narrator of this Wrde Wide World program hope that you have enjoyed these brief visits wrth many of your former classmates Untll we meet again, Peace of the club, 'KATHLEEN O'ROURKE brolze the vows and eloped with the president of the P. U. Dodge Automobile Honors and Awards A rollmg stone gathers no moss Wmner of the D A R Award Wlnner of the Betty Crocker l-lomemakers Award Delegate to Glrls State Delegate to Rovs State Delegate to Boys State Elected Lleutenant Governor of Boys State Patricia Visgar 31 55565 Bruce Warden Terry Reneau Top Seven Scholars Terry Reneau Salutatorzan Beulah Bolton is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Gordon Rural Route 82 Shirland Avenue She attended Riverview Grade School Her plans are to attend college and major ln music Valedzctorum Terry Reneau is the son of Mr and Mrs William B Reneau 255 South Park Avenue He attended Clark and Wheeler Grade Schools He plans to attend college and study to become a medical doctor and surgeon Beulah Bolton At ' l Karen Glsleson Rosalle Dever Jenn ell Marun Cathenne Ioslm Patricia Visgar Semor Personalltles .X 'Q MOST POPULAR BOY hm Kehoe MOST POPULAR GIRL Pat Vxsgar It S nlce to be unportant, but lt s more nnportant to be moe BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Terry Reneau GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kitty Joslin 44.1-Q iv Q, MOST INTELLIGENT BOY 75' Terry Reneau buff i' MOST INTELLIGENT GIRL Kxtty Joslin git I I Qi N x gobff -29,3 ef: I , I . fs X X I 2 ' lx 1. X kt X A xi ' ln I in ,' K ,ff y A 5 Z cu, 4 , I I E N' afa ' Z 131 X X 65, x t ' U' Wh ' I V i tsnlc Semor Personalltles e to be lmportant, but lt s more unportant to be mee BEST DRESSED BOY Tom Russell BEST DRESSED GIRL Ann Munoz THE WITTIEST BOY J1m Kehoe THE WITTIEST GIRL Rosemary Caples MOST ATHLETIC BOY Jim Kehoe MOST ATHLETIC GIRL Shuley Buffa SD x :Ea X Senior Personalities It's nice to be important, but 1t's more important to be nice aff? ,. 7 C we 711 ,, Q as i 'BMX 7 BEST LOOKING BOY Eddie Moldenhauer BEST LOOKING GIRL Shirley Shockley BEST BOY DANCER Ross Porter BEST GIRL DANCER Ruth Davis FRIENDLIEST BOY Jim Engebretson FRIENDLIEST GIRL Liz Kamholz X A mf MOST MUSICAL BOY Bruce Warden MOST MUSICA L GIRL Beulah Bolton Class Officen Z 4 E 5 i 3 Q 5 5 s E I Wrttwer Treasurer C Barr President A Hall Secretary D Hanaman Vice President llI1lOI'S rs better to learn late than never S Qicto M1 C M155 S ke1 0n f fs si 1' 1 -P x I .zu ,f Sill? if v-'11 as Class Offzcens K Massen Vice President C Smith Presrdent H Gilliam Secretary Treasurer Sophomores Train up a child m way Wh1C.h he should go and when he is old he wlll not depart from lt Miss Holm Mr Harper Miss Claus I - -W-,...M,.. -.-..... ,-, 's - n ' 5 v I S - 1 ' - ' the ' ' ' ll , f . 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'ln il.. it 25351 V Chss Offzcm Seated R Bates Presrdent B Stitt Treasurer E Pellant Vice President G Pinter Secretary Mrs Gruhlke ff Freshmen The soup 1S often lost netween the hand and the mouth Mr Curran Mr. Barr MISS Lindsay RDW 1 J Logan F Schoville B VanFleet L Dlsrud T Lund A Olson G Pinter K Cook K Mickelson M Leatherwood ROW 2 E Snow, N Hayward J Carpenter B Stltt F Davis G Peterson K Streeter J Joslin P Flanlgan ROW 3 S Schovllle D Blunck S Cutchlns J Maurlzzl M Posplschll S Wicks G Cook J Llndaas G Nalan IDW4 J Lesser R Baars T Agate S Collins A Cruse P Pettit M Pelleg rlno B Millay A Scalia T Dever ROW5 K Passon D Hlgbee K Richardson D Saeger W Jordon K Glsleson M Davidson L Prlellpp Strasser C Neblock RDW2 J Plzzolato S Baird J Olson J Larsen D Laursen M Leatherwood D Montgomery G Wood G Unrlne J Artlip ROW 3 C Burrow R Alfano J Shaputls E Pellant S Monyelle, D Swanson P Campbell R Chrlstopherson J Johnson D Swanson ROW 4 L Erickson R. Woods M Tiritilli D Ramsdell M Wright C Wright R Wlttwer D Greenlee J Friedl IDW 5 A Latino. D Ward G Relndl R. Bates N Bechus S Larsen K Olson S Leverson G Larsen ROW 1: G. Melton, J. Johnson, M. Brinker, E. Zhe, M. Shear, S. Montgomery, K. Krause. D. Pipltone, G. ii 6 N . xiii x Z S w e O O O iw i SENIGQ G 9 PLM ru-hh 1 ROW 1 I Gray D Glersdorf I Grisel I Moffitt L Smlth N Stitt H Gilliam G Schiff ROW2 K Joslin D Garber N Beckus A Hall E Kramer C Burger D Klingberg D Beck I Russell S Wright B Eiberger I Brrch NOT PICTURED D Brown L Eucker L Tadder Advzvor Mlss Claus Tomahawk Staff Practice makes perfect Editor Assistant Editor Senior Reporter Junior Reporter Sophomore Reporter Freshman Reporter Sports G A A Senior Interviews Youth Council Features Cartoonist Library Records Styles Honor Roll Sr Birthdays Gossip . Loretta Smith Norma Stltt Kitty Joslin Jeannie Moffitt Harriet Gilliam Nancy Beckus Douglas Kllngberg Dorothy Beck Gloria Schiff Lavlna Eucker Diane Garber Beverly Erbergen Juanrta Blrch Dranne Glersdorf Donna Brown Janrce Gray LaVerne Tadder Sandra Wrrght Anna Hall Joy Russell Judy Grisel Elaine Kramer Y-Teens . . . . . . . .Clementine Burger RON 1 Miss Norcross A Friedl R Dever K Gisleson I Russell D Bell ROW 2 B Eibergen J Guetschow Llbrary Staff The true umversrty of these days 1S a collect1on of books Miss Norcross L. Euclrer, J. Gray, L: Srrzith, M'. Gfooper. ' ' ' . D ' . u ' ' I ROW1 T Reneau J Martin S Buffa G Pinter E Margls J Russell J Guetschow I Gray ROW2 M Gjere K Joslin D Davenport B Bolton J Davis D wecker L Margix R Christopherson J Larsen B H111 B Warden ROW3 fleftj D Laursen T Lund A Hall ROW3Qrighty T Russell S Ramos J Cook A Olson T Patrick fleftj STANDING R Davis M Murkve K Polglaze fright! STANDING' H Hall B Gilliam Mr Hutton Band Muslc is said to be the speech of angels Dnedm- Majorettav in U' Q 1 an if L X-ratio' R. Davis, M. Murkve, K. Polglaze ROW 1 G Reindl M GJere J Chapel L Enckson H Gilliam I Mamn K Polglaze A Munoz E Kam holz I Neudorff P Diskln J Novachek J Callahan ROW 2 V Shaputis D Saeger M Davidson R Dever, I Gray I Russell T Schultz P Mickey BACK ROW CENTER. M Murkve D Huffman D Bell S Severson R Miller G Pinter K Joslin Mr Hutton ACCOMPANIEST B Bolton Chorus A mghtingale dies for shame Lt another bird sings better Dlfecyar Er Inter-Club ROW 1 S Wright Representative L Smith Publicity I Chapel VICC Presrdent N Sammartano Projects Chairman N Stitt Representatrve K Melton Publicity S Severson Projects L Kamholz Presrdent P Vrsgar Treasurer ROW2 V Wicks Projects S Purdy Projects J Moffrtt Program H Gilliam Program Chairman ROW 3 K Gunness Program R Dever Secretary K Shepherd Representative I Russell Representat1ve A Frredl Projects Y Teens Fools make feasts and wlse men eat them 0 Advzsor um Mrs Gruhlke SEATED L Kamholz Presldentj Chapel Vice President P Vrsgar Treasurer R Dever Secretary 1 - 1 I - . Z - 1 I - 1 S - , 2 - v I - 1 I - , I - 1 I . s ' 0 ' c - - - n 1 - r 1 ' r u - v - 5 - . 2 - , I - , I - , I - , . Q . rf Il . n ., ,we - gwmfm ' rf- '-'37 5 , . l , . 1 Q - 1 1 ' 2 - , - junror Sen1or Y Teens ROW1 A Munoz J Birch J Martin D Brown B Eibergen P Vlsgar D Huffman J Grlsel ROW2 E Kamholz J Moffrtt C Newnham L Stlckler S Severson N Sammartano R Caples R Miller D Bell ROW3 K ORourke J Sharp L Eucker J Chapel P Dlskin J Guetschow L Smith S Shockley ROW 4 E Kramer A Hall B Bolton K Joslin A Ose K Gisleson D Peach J Gray ROW5 B McCollum S Smlth D Glersdorf C Burger R Dever A Friedl D Beck D York Freshman Sophomore Y Teens lbw 1 K Melton E Burrow S Schoville C Burrow D Plpltone C Neblock B VanFleet S Schovllle J Olson A Olson G Melton ROW 2 K Mickelson J Lesser S Purdy H Gillram D Laursen K Pol glaze, J Skogen, J. Joslin, J. Carpenter ROW 3 P Campbell, L. Disrud, G. Pinter, J. Artlip, S Monyelle, G. Wood, T. Schultz, S. Wright, V. Wicks. ROW 4 E. Margxs, K. Massen, G Peterson. 1. Johnson, M. Pavelich, N. Hayward, M. Langkamp, M Leatherwood, P. Flanlgan. ROW 5. M Posplschll, S. Wicks, M. Wright, S. Leverson, N. Bechus, M. Tltitilli, A. Latlno, S. Cutchins, R. Baars ROW 6 J. Llndaas, K. Gun ness, I Beebe, R Wlttwer, J. Fnedl, S. Larsen, G. Relndl, M. Gjere, P. Pettit, S. Collms ROW 7 B. Mil lay,M. Cooper, T. Dever, P. North, J. York, N. Stitt, J. Russell, D Higbee, M. Boel. Q 1 Q ' 2 l . A , 1 'I ' M 'v- I k ,4- 'x 1 i . . f 'V sg 4 . , 1 - -- -, 2- ff' , . ,. 4 ' f , .ff ' it '. Q rw . 2 as . 3 ? J, 0 W , I H 1 4 ,' ll? 4 1 T2 l 1 0 1 0 1 1 I 0 1 I 1 0 1 c 1 1 - I 1 1 0 1 v 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 I 1 - 1 1 . 1 - I 1 - 1 - 1 I 1 e 1 - 1 1 , 1 1 : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . . , . , . , 1 , . 1 . , . . p I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 , - , . 1 1 1 1 , - 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . ' ROW 1 G Melton I Olson S Baird D Pipitone S Wflglll S Schov11le J Martin H Gllllam K Mel ton ROW2 V Wxcks E Margis K Massen F Dav1s I Lesser I Ioslxn K Mxckelson A Olson D Laursen ROW3 N Hayward I Johnson I Chapel S Monyelle R Caples S Severson E Kamholz G Pinter D Huffman ROW4 M Wnght S Wicks M Pospischil I Guetschow L Smxth P Flamgan K N Bechus S Leverson M Murkve ROW6 D Beck N Stitt A Fnedl D Higbee I Russell T Dever P Petitt K Gisleson V Reindl G A A Ojfzcers and Counselors Adwso' WSSHOW KJWI J Martin s Buffa J Russen mwz s wngm N Stltt D Beck K Gunness V Wicks O'Rourke,. S. Buffa,.R. Miller. liow 5: Larsen, Friedl, K. Cfunness, I. Lindaas., A. Latino, M. Titililll, 'P X Youth Council When the wens dry, mev Know me wortn of water. PRESIDENT Bruce Warden VICE PRESIDENT Duane Hanaman CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Lavina Eucker SECRETARY Harnet Gilliam TREASURER Judy Guetschow ROW 1 H Gilliam N Stitt L Eucker J Guetschow J Carpenter B VanF1eet A Fnedl A Hall ROW 2 B Warden I Engebretson J Plzzolato G Unnne J Patrick D Hanaman PRESIDENT Janice Gray CORRESPONDING SECRETARY P3Il'1C13 Visgar RECORDING SECRETARY Joan Chapel Future Nurses Of Amerlca RDWl Miss Llnusay me advisor H Gilliam J Martin B Van Fleet P Vlsgar L O Rourke J Chapel, S Severson A Hall ROW 3 N Sammartano R Davis E Margls J Shaput1s J Joslin M Pospischll K Glsleson S Buffa ROW 4' J Novachek J Gray S Smith A Frledl N Pearson E Taylor K Joslin Kamholz, S. Schoville, A. Munok. .ROW 2: Eucker, Caples, K. ,Wllltlock, . NSD BOW 1 J Patrick D Wilson B Barr I Danner D Hanaman L Burger C Davis ROW2 D Pago J Kehoe F Gross M Kehoe B Warden E Moldenhauer IDWS R. Boss E Hall D Baxter R. Chew H Hall L Laursen ROW 4 C Smith D Wecker I Martinglllo D Khngberg H Franklin R Turman 0 zcers Advzsor E Moldenhauer Presldent C Ban' Secretary Treasurer! Kehoe Vice President X Mr Curran ROW 1 I Martin J Gray K Joslin J Guetschow P Visgar I Chapel L Kamholz ROW2 T Reneau I Davis K Gisleson R Dever B Bolton B Warden T Russell A Plpltone fNot Plcturedj Ross Porter Adzwor Blackhawk Staff Editor Associate Editor Financial becretary Busmess Managers Features Artist Sports Miss Clam Tvmsts . Terry Reneau Janice Gray Pat Visgar Ross Porter Tom Russell Angelo Plpitone Bruce Warden Jerry Davis Karen Glsleson nosalle Dever Jennell Martin Kitty 1081111 Terry Reneau Judy Guetschow joan Chanel Liz Kamholz Beulah Bolton Whatever is worth doing at all ls worth doing well. Pep Club CLOCKWISE T Agate A Pipitone R Mxller S Buffa PRESIDENT Ruth Miller VICE PRESIDENT Tony Agate SECRETARY Shirley Buffa TREASURER: Angelo Pipxtone Senlor Play All the wor1d's a stage and all the men and women merely players ROW 1 P Visgar K uisleson K Joslin I Chapel J Martin L Kamholz S Buffa I Guetschow ROW 2: Mrsf. Vloigl. I. 'D3gliS, N. Hgnsoh, I. Elagebretson, 'R.'Dever. 'R. barter, B. xvakden, RlanTasse1. . Homecoming U g J' CO CAPTAIN Jim Kehoe CO CAPTAIN Eddie Moldenhauer QUEEN ATTENDANT' ATTENDANT' ATTENDANT' ATTENDANT ATTENDANT' Rosalie Dever Shirley Seversor Jeannie Sharp Judy Lovaas Loretta Smith Nancy Hayward is A . . I J . I 3 . 'L-' , - 3 ' 3 . . - . , 37 ,' TA V a 'I ' '7 1 f . ' Q . i - 1 4. ' 0 Q ' A 'W . ,I . , A . I AP Al ' 5- ., 'iff-W' , L -rgwz, ,Jug A Q 13. A f it 5, w 'f W lv, .A ff ,LAW g kg, ix 1 A f 'A ,J ,KN 'aura ff. gf ' -xpgikyi 'f . f kg, '- QQ. I 1 '. I- 1 K. - 0 . - . . I Q 4 'S Sweethearts Ball The jumor Semor Prom OUEENA Mn KG1esKh Sn ATTENDANTS N P an d s 11 y K1 ,, - Q i 0-fmfaf H, S KL Af iw-E M' Q BX Riififgfgz, 25 X f f.fZv-NST X? x 40 XSS? Il Z 'VC-N X 1 M VNQ xg 'WJ B QR 5 . a :-i' 77 :ff V O W Z f .ff :Z 5 f L L- xx ' E F'..'Y b1H QMAEQLB f-f-1 flat q ' Q if S IU ck PII 11 r xg X 6 K KBQH gx '-M-if Q f R li ' M33 Q .r Q Xxx xf 4 J Q E C f X Q' X ' ' Track 5 Xb : E 6 5,,4y- en ' clflq Cheerleaders e N Beckus H Gilliam D Bell L SmithK Gisleson M Wright Cb 110107, Va '31 Gilxum M wdgb 1. n H N vi 1 D geuiiwon Beckus swim Varslty nm his Q Q Q ROW 1 C Engebretson T Logan M Kehoe I Kehoe F Gross L Laursen R. Bates ROW 2 L Burger B Warden D Hanaman D Wilson L Tadder I Danner E Moldenhauer I Patrick C Barr ROW3 Mr Football The reward of a thing well done IS to have done it Coach Curran 2 1 Q if! 3 B L .J 5 14 'ff ,. K K ' r I 1 Cunan,,D..Wecker, Wright, H.. Feanklin, .Tu.rman,, D: Baxter, C. Sinlih, D. Kiiniberg,'.Mr. Michelsoh. n . N . V K M, Ti Jim Kehoe Sr Co Cap tam Jim did a good job at Bruce Warden Sr Center Fxrst year out He saw two positions, halfback and limited a.ct1on guard Jim Danner jr End jim was one of our best defensive men He should be a stalwart next year Ronnie Boss jr. Center- He was a linebacker and the best tackler on the squad. Don Baxter Jr Tackle Biggest man on the squad He could play a lot of foot ball next year Ed Moldenhauer Sr Co at halfback next year T' D1ck Turman jr End Dick played mostly on offense He wmll fill hxs position well next year Q LeRoy Laursen -jr. Jim Martmgrho Jr. Juard A good competuor Center Jim always gave most valuable, and co a good account of hlmself. :aptam elect. Missed late season due to mjurxes. , ' K l X ' - ' ' . Captain--Ed will be missed Freu uross Jr Lvuard Fred played very well especially toward the end of the year when he had to play center Duane could play any back f1eld position and always was well accounted for LaVerne Tadder Jr H B 'I'he fastest man on the squad He could be very good next year. Bucky Barr jr F B A great competitor most valuable, and co captain elect Q B He worked hard and was a good S1931 caller Clayton Smith Soph End Clayton could turn into a great end in the next two years Dave Wilson Jr Guard A steady player With unprovement he could help a lot next year Dihl played mostly on defense He has two more blg years John Patrick -Soph H B john is a good competxtor and should be heard from in the next two years Dua-ne Hanaman-Jr. Q. B., Chet Engebretson--Jr. Dihl Wecker--Soph. Q. B.- D003 Klmgberg-sopn Maurice Kehoe -Soph Tackle Doug has two End Maurice will help a Years left He could be a lot ln the next two years great tackle Homer Franklin Jr well He will be a mam stay next season Rich Wright Jr Tackle Ron Bates Fr Tackle Dlck was hurt early in the Big and fast He should 9939011 He Plllyed in make the upper classmen SPOW- work next year Tackle-Homer played umor Vfzrszty Football ROW 1 D Greenlee L MSIQIS K Gisleson D Alfano B Gilliam T Logan R Bates D Swanson A Severson ROW 3 R Wood B Stitt K Streeter W Monyelle C wright E Pellant G Cook R Christ opherson D Swanson Coach Mlckelson 0 0 Scalia.. RGW 2: E. Snosl, M. Neudlmrff, G. S'tras.ser, S. Garlaer, I. Ceokf S. Rarnos: D. Hayes, J. Logan, Varsit ROW 1 G Whitt H Hall D Wecker I Martingilio C Smith L Margis ROW 2 ManagerD Davenport D Hanaman I Kehoe M Kehoe I Danner I Patrick Foach Mickelson Basketball Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm Coach Mlckelson Z . , . , . , . , . , . . 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Clayton Smith Soph Forward Clayton was a very good scorer and re Duane Hanaman Jr Guard A very good floor man and defensive player He did an excellent job on free throws jim Martmgiho Jr Center A great rebounder Harvey Hall Sr Forward Harvey always gave a good account of hunselt' He pressure Jim Danner Jr Guard jim was a very aggressive player and a good floor man and shooter He played very well under the backboards bounder. played best when under Dihl Wecker -Soph Center Dihl was very aggressive and a good rebounder He should develop 1nto one of the better players next year Forward Larry was a good ball handler and a fine rebounder Should be a mamstay next year John Patrick Soph Guard John was aggresslve Maurice Kehoe Soph Forward Maurice was a good shot and always moved well on the floor Gordon Wh1tt Jr Guard player Gordon wlll develop 1nto a good Dall player as soon as he gets a 11ttle more confldence speedy, and a fme passer l Larry Margis-Soph. A very aggressive ball unior Varsity ROW1 S Ramos E Pellant D Alfano D Hayes S Garber lDW2 L Weber M Pellegrino H Champlin H Richardson I Cates I Cook Mr Curran Freshmen Alfano J Logan E Snow G Strasser J Pizzolato ROW3 D Greenlee R Bates K Gisleson A Cruse D Ward Mr Harper ROW 1: G. Unrine, R. Wood, K. Streeter, B. Sim, D. Swanson, R. Chrlstopherson. ROW 2: D. Swanson, B. -.nqg-es:-fe-n.+w1r,- '4 ' .......-,---1 --W -'V' RDW1 R. Turman R Chew, H Franklin H Hall ROW 2 W Tucker I Kehoe M Kehoe D Pago C Baar QNot Picturedj L Tadder Track He that nseth late must trot all day Mr . Curran 1' 'Y WV' 4.1 no F -xA W' ' ,' l ,- 61 1 ww in jk .fr 7l I Af lP '--ii September 4 September l September 2 September 2 October 19 October 26 November 12 November 2 November 2 December l December 2 january 2 January ll january 26 February 9 February ll February 12 February 15 February 22 March 15 Apr1l 18 May 30 june 2 june 3 1956 57 Calendar School starts F1rst Football Game w1th North Boone Sen1or dance followmg Our second attempt to w1n agalnst Oregon Jun1or dance after Th1rd attempt to w1n aga1nst Hononegah Sen1or dance A vacat1on' Teacher s lnstltute Game w1th Harvard and Homecommgl Senlors get a day off from school Bus1ness Educatlon Day Another vacat1on Teacher s Instxtute Sen1or Class Play Saved by the Belle Thanksg1v1ng No schoolll Basketball game aga1nst St Thomas jumor dance Merry Chr1stmas Chr1stmas Vacauon beg1ns Gee that was a short vacat1on' Vacauon ends lt was a good Cgame w1th Harlem but we lost We ll have fun at the Sen1or ance Basketball game w1th Marengo Sweetheart Ball Well g1rls here s your chance' Teacher s Inst1tute No school Lmcoln s Blrthday You saved us a day Abel Basketball game w1th Harvard and the Sophomore dance Game w1th Hononegah Let s all go to the Sen1or dance Freshman dance Easter Vacatlon Memor1al Day no school Baccalaureate Serv1ces Graduat1on Well we fmally made lt Semors! 4 . . . . . l ' ' . ' . 8 . . . . . n 0 . , ,, . .. 2-25 ' ' . .. November 30 Basketball game with North Boone. Sophomore dance. 4 ' . . ' . 2 . . . . . . Congratulations C 1 f omp ments 0 CLASS OF 1957 STANTON SHOES form STAN 8. Blll S 37 YEARS ON STATE ST 311 State St Beloit Wis 136 Blackhawk South Be1o1t IDEAl CONCRETE PRODUCTS AND EUEl COMPANY W C Kepphnger Propnetor Phone DUnk1rk 9 2223 or 9 2224 624 Eastern Avenue South Belolt I111no1s HEAD OF THE CLASS! Amenca s fmest food nf 1 IN QUICK ENERGY CONGRATULATIONS IN GOODNESS CLASS SPUDNUT SHOP 1104 4th sr TAKE A DozN HOME TODAY J G U N D R Y CONGRATULATIONS A N D N S SENIOR CLASS MARTINDAIE BUILDERS 1426 4th Street Be1o1t W1scons1on I g 0 1 I co ect on . . . IN DIGESTIBILITY OF ' . H5711 i Dom 5 ,mm uuuzmnu mmm s 120 Smith Lane south Beloit 111111015 S0 Beloit Illinois Before you get Open Sundays and Holidays plastered see me first DEEP ROCK SERVICE Congratulauons COMPLIMENTS OF Class of 57 DEWEYS MOBILE SERVICE MICHAEL BRIll .IEWELERS Congratulations Best Wishes Class of 57 from RUZECK'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Art Palmer Prop 315 State Street Beloit Wis BElOIT NURSERIES I r CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 57 BUFFA S BAllRO0M 602 Gardner Street South Be1o1t Ilhnols Phone DUnk1rk 9 2118 PHONE DU 9 2812 Flowers For All Occaslons Table Arrangements Potted Plants ll6S Ltncoln So Belo1t Ill FLOWER and VEGETABLE PLANTS A SPECIALTY COMPLIMENT S CONCR PRODUCWILCO. FLEXICORE FLOOR AND ROOF SLABS I Pottery - -Corsages - -Wedding Flowers MID-STATES ETE Your Bowhng Host Dormy H111 Prop Foufthsf GATEWAY BOWUNG LANES Em 1 Be1o1t 11hno1s The c '7 Supa' nuke' Compllments of Badger Soles 301 South Park GROCERIES FRESH MEATS VEGETABLES 440 Gardner St So Beloit II11no1s Phone Du 9 2114 Sam and Veto Saladlno Props AND JACK BARBER SH 352 Burroak Ave So Be1o1t 111 Compllments of Badger Farm Store Compliments of Borderline News CLINTON WISCJONSIN SOUTH BELOIT ILLINOIS 635 . , . -533 8:00 A.M-. 5:00 P.M. A ' S 0 P STRACKS WESTERN AUTO Rockton Illinols AUTO ACCESSORIES SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE INDUSTRIA L SA ND MANLEY SAND C0 Rockton Illinois BACH DRUG STORE M R Bach andE R Fmger Props COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE The Heart of the West Side Parking Always Avallable 551 W Grand Telephone Emerson 2 6939 Beloxt Wisconsln SUNSET HY 2 Between So Beloit and Rockton Rockton Illinois ROCKTON GRAIN I SUPPLY INC Feed Grain Seeds 81 Fertilizer MALLORY HATS MANHATTAN SHIRTS EAGLE CLOTHES McMahon Shell Service Tlres Batteries Accessories Pop Candy Ice Cream 1246 BLACKHAWK BLVD SOUTH BELOIT ILLINOIS ANDY'S HI WAY MARKET Andy Sheldon Prop 919 East Gardner Street Phone 9 1578 SOUTH BELOIT, ILLINOIS Fresh Frults Meats and Grocerxes 1 I' II , Q s Y . Q e 5 1 0 o 1 0 o - - Q ,, V-ti v Y AJJ1 --y I . O I ' - Q 5 0 - - 0 u , CKDNGUEATQUMUTUQQENS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 WE OFFER OUR BEST WISHES FOR HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS IN THE YEARS TO COME WARNER ElECTRIC BRAKE 8. ClUTCH C0 f,.. WARNER W W 1 Beloit, Wisconsin, U.S.A. Boulevard Drug and Hardware Store Emerson 5 3371 Proprietors Storv s and Alfanos GIFTS OF ALL KINDS Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal 541 Blackhawk Blvd 301 Pleasant Beloit W1s DUnk1rk 9 1233 QUALITY GROCERIES Bonme Bee Super Food Mart WISCONSIN S LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE FOOD MART 425 Broad Street Be1o1t WISCOHSIU Con ratulatlons g WELDERS SUPPLY C0 Class of 1957 Roclcton Road South Beloit BEACKHAWK GROCERY Phone DUnk1rk 9 1592 Next to the High School Oxygen Acetylene Dick and Micky DU 9 1642 Everything For The Welder Comp11ments of 10 N NlElS ENGINEERING COMPANY DESIGNERS AND MACHINISTS South Be1o1t Ill - I r 5 ' , Only The Choice Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, and Meats I CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATEZSI AI Fried I s Soclety Cleaners and Dyers Phone DU 9 1522 506 Blackhawk Blvd South Belott LINE Woodworking Machines fn 5644014 and 'Yummy' Modern ln deslgn wrth smooth attractlve appear ance and unusual sturdmess safe srmpllfled operatlon Lme lncludes 10 Clrcular Saw 20 Dlsc Sander Spmdle Sander Shaper and Jolnter Compliments or State llne Equipment and Supply Company Sanitation Chemicals and Food Service Equipment For Restaurants Bars Factor1es Hotels Institutlons 1016 Blackhawk Blvd South Beloit Illinois DUkirk 9 2822 S t UGENT S w I,'f,1 146W Grand Ave Beloit Wisconsin EVERYTHING IN SPORTSWEAR 9 ' I o 1 o o I Band Savv, 18 x 6 Surfacer, 12 Lathe Mortiser, O I BELUIT, WISCONSIN I O I . - Q . , I rx 'X 'v'.gZs,f f?rW:. MW' WIHIITIES Howard T x CONGRATULATIONS' S 8 no Senna Marfak Lubrication Havolme Motor Oils C1395 Of 57 B F Goodrlch Tires 81 ACCESSOIISS Wheel Balancing P T Anti Freeze 301 Blackhawk Blvd Phone DUnk1rk 9 9922 The Better Place To Eat THE FRONTIER on the curve south of Rockton I111no1s New Cockta11 Lounge Prlvate Party Room 2 Dmmg Rooms Congratulations to Class of '57 Olsen, Conroy and Co. 00 Grove GWWVY LANE CEDAR CHESTS State 81 Eberbardt FURNITURE BEDDING Groceries 8: Meats FLOOR COVERINGS Phone DUnk1fk 94445 Phone EMerson 2 7232 403 Oak Grove Avenue 619 Fourth Street Belolt, Wisconsin SOUTH BELOIT, ILLINOIS ,V - Q X, ,. f ,V H. Mya I Q 2 'ft .f '. If f ' - 465 , . .f ' ' ' 1 I . 1, A,,....apv: I YD'-9 ,-,f,Q. .IM ' ' '-'Q 5., . ' 1 ' '.- f-'1 - '5 -fs--e -I Q -Q ', R- - f.- ,. .- , f U f ' .- 1,1 -'. 'if - 'A ,rz l M V 5' l 1 Nu 1 :sg-vq I. , I s ' I n I I O U Q n Q BEIOIT ANIMAL HOSPITAL COMPLIMENTS T0 CLASS OF 57 WILLIAMA DENNY D V M BEIOIT NEWS AGENCY Practice Llmited to Dogs ana Cats! Phone EM 5 8624 Blackhawk Blvd So Belolt Ill 132 State Street Beloit Wisconsm DUnk1rk 9 1154 Telephone EM 5 8572 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS 321 State Street Be1o1t W1scons1n Keep your Savmgs 1n a Savlngs Bank A Mutual Savmgs Bank owned by IIS depos1tors Depos1tory for School Savmg System BEl0 SA NGS BA 417 State Street MEMBER OF F D I C Ml MBLR OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BELOIT Fl0RAl IT VI NK Congratulations l'45 47 Pra1r1e Avenue To The Class Beloit Wisconsm of 57 Roberta s Restaurant 827 Gardner Street -Kami? 24 Hour Service HAMBURGER HEAVEN G ERELECTRIC CLARK ACKLEY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Industr1al Commer1ca1 Resldenual Wlflng Plvlerson 5 6675 211 West Grand Easy APPLIANCES Norge KANT'S HOME APPLIANCE 341 East Grand Avenue EMerson 5 6756 Be1o1t s Toy Center Highway Dany Farms Farm Fresh Dairy Products Phone Rockton Collect Rockton 2 7167 for Home Dehvery Your Local Farm Dairy For the Past 25 Years U S Rayallure Service 231 Shxrland Avenue EMerson 2 4326 Complete Recanoing Servlce Compliments of JUNIORS BEANERY 123 Blackhawk South Beloit Illinois DUnkirk 9 9917 I R E Gummawfs GARDNER MACHINE COMPANY SPGCIHIISICS In Gr1nd1ng Equlpment SOUTH BELOIT ILLINOIS S ANDERSON IEWEE FOR THE FINEST QUALITY IN DIAMONDS BULOVA HAMILTON ELGIN GRUEN WATCHES Telephone Em 2 2352 132 West Grand Avenue BELOIT WISCONSIN EMANUAI. THE El0RlST SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Norlund Engineering Company 535 Blackhawk Blvd So Beloit Illinois 903E Grand Avenue Phone 5 5362 Machlne Tool Dle 81 Product D6SlgI1 Draftmg 81 Consulting Servlce U. . A. .I . W . , E R S --a1so-- Sauers Paint 8. Wallpaper Co. Phone EMerson 5-8200 314 State St. Beloit, Wis. Glass, Artists' Materials Pictures and Picture Framing Over 3, 000 colors available SCHLEICHER 8. AUSTIN BARBER SHOP 504 East Grand Avenue Hair Cuts Our Specialty Four Chairs The Barber Shop of Qua1ity MEET YOUR FUTURE EDUCATIONAL NEEDS WITH SECURITY OPENING A SAVINGS ACCOUNT THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK MEMBER OF Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations Singer Sewing Machine Ca 411 State Street BELOIT SALES AND SERVICE Phone DU 9 2802 We Buy Junk Cars Trucks Machines State llne Scrap Servrce We Wreck Anything Made of Metal Free Tin and Wire Removal Operated by R R No 2 V R FOLGATE Beloit Wis BY AT 3 Class of 1957 Iron-Metal-Batteries-Etc C O M P l I M E N T S The Belolt Commumty Boosters Members Be1o1t Foundry Company Be1o1t Iron Works Be1o1t Lumber 81 Fuel Company Belo1t State Bank Benson Opucal Bredesen s Inc E L Chester Company Dougan Guernsey Farms Dunmck s ra1rbanks Morse 81 Company George Brothers East S1de Store George Brothers West S1de Store Harms Ace Store Klenzade Products lnc McNeany s Re1tler Cloth1ng Company Robertson Refrlgerauon Rock Rlver Lumber gl Fuel Company Rosman Uehhng gl Klnzer Company Second Natlonal Bank Van Wart Agency Warner Electrlc Brake 8.1 Clutch Company Waverly Beach Wxs Power SL Ltght Company Radxo Stauon WGLZ Wr1ght gl Wagner Dalry Company Yagla s O I National Clothing House Congratulations - Grads Everything in cakes and pastries for your parties ' 0lD EASHIONED BAKE SHOP 1255 Park Ave Beloit, Wisconsin RMerson S -6461 Heating Plumbing Bottled Gas QUIGIEV SMART C0 Madison Rd Phone EM 2 6927 Pfelffers Grocery Open 8 to 12 30 Sundays 8 00 a rn till 9 00 p m Week days CANDIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES KITTO THE PRINTER 20 Pleasant EMerson 2 6940 Rudlutor and Glass Shop Chuck H111 Lynn Patrick COMPLIMENTS OF WARNER TV SERVICE 904 Blackhawk Blvd bo Beloit Phone DUnkirk 9 2588 ROY'S SlNClAIR SERVICE 902 BLACKHAW K BLVD Washmg Greasing Battery Charging New and Used Tires Tire Repairing Tune Up jobs Tire Cappmg Services Forty-five years in Beloit CQMPLIMENTS OF uh lltlolt 1111no1s Rockton Road EAGLE HOME SERVICE Apphcators ln Roofmb Alu mmum Vkmdows and RC or Paxtllth 11 S1 mg, 1l'lSLll1l1Ol1 moddmg, DUnk1rk 9 1631 CONGRATULATIONS The Class of 1937 Phone DU 9 9935 Frank s liquor Store Wishes For A Bcst Successful Puturc to the CLASS OF 1957 Checker Cub Company 405 St Paul Avenue Dtal EM 3 5533 for courteous Taxx or Alrport Limousine SGFVICG Samtone Dry Launderers 534 E Grand A Hulburt 8. Winger, Inc Merchant Tallors Cleaners CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1957 KEN S BARBER SHOP 462 Bldclxhdwlx Blvd ve Dial EM 5 6638 lwol nllxt AsChCC1p E0 X S 201 South 1 :Linh 7 Comphmtms Io Class of 5 As One If You Shop At PER MAR S U DU 9 2257 XX C Owe Proflt Sharmg Coupons Sol - ', ' 1 B ' 1- ' ' , Pop. . . T, Ld. T, ki L , IO ' Beloit, Wisconsin I 0 O O . w , 1 Q, 1- F . . x ,, .1 N ,- In jf' .' I -' ' , ' K E T , ...T - , ERS Mull, Compliments of M .NSURANCE Wm H Dwyer No Roscoe N wxSf-9 Illinois PORTER AGENCY Northwest Gravel Company Cl-IAS M PORTER Insurance Phone DUnkirk 9 1482 Comphments Wllllam lans Sons Company 201 WHEELER AVE SOUTH BELOIT ILLINOIS Buyers Processors Shlppers SCRAP IRON METALS PAPER STOCK lakeside Railway Fusee Co. Manufacturers of Raxlway and Truck Fuses and D1sp1ay F1reworks DUnk1rk 9 2112 SOUTH BELOIT ILLINOIS ff . . Q 1 OM '-P , 40,50 I XX Safe Savings In WASHED SAND 8 GRAVEL of o o 0 Y U of . O . 3 . . . ' 1 BELOIT S LEADING FLORIST COMPLIMENTS OF SINCE 1888 y A G l A Rmdflelsch Your Florlst Television Radio Photographic 512 East Grand Avenue Headquarters BELOIT WISCONSIN 430 East Grand EM 5 6629 INSURE to be SURE Be SURE to INSURE Wllh SCHEIBEL INSURANCE ACENCY INSURANCE FUR EVERY NEED I..1censed ln I111no1s and WISCOUSIH A11 Forms of Insurance Notary Auto L1censes Bonds Wheeler and Lathrop Phone 9 2324 South Be1o1t I111no1s For the fmest ln Music Instruction It s the MIDWEST MUSIC STUDIOS 160 West brand Avenue Phone EMerson 5 3377 COMPLIMENTS OF Rhodes Farm Equipment Co john Deere Sales 8: Service Clinton Wisconsin ORange 6 4600 l 's o o o QQ - Q Q u o ' 0 - 2 o o I Congratulations and Thanks 0 i EF Q2 042175 , ffm Your Yearbook Photographer f, 89' FREEMAN SHOE CORPORATION O az. t ' ' -' x X A 9 gg . M' , f 2 Qs J Q Q , ,J fs , 5, W 5 largest Exclusive Manufacturers of Men 's Fine Shoes HAMIITON SAFE COMPANY Corner Gardner and I-hway 51 NEW AND USED SAFES BREDESEN S HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND PORTABLE FILING CABINETS TYPEW RITERS BESLY WELLES CORPORATION South Beloxt I111no1s FOR PROFESSIONAL LIFE INSURANCE SERVICE Our Very Best W1shes or ETE IECKLIN S RUDENTIAL INSURANCE YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS ROVIDES OSITIVE PERMANENT mm-ION Wyman Tracy LEASE HONE2 821 ROCKTON ILL JEWELER 20 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE OF munmm SOUTH BELOIT 410 State SU-'eef IEl:i'fgg,, Be1o1t, WISCOHSIOH 2' I ' THE PRUDENTIA1. INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA ,I I I I I f ' W, A-1' V ' XYV , V f 7 , 1- . I I -'T s I I 0 YQ- rug? ' Iliff N I . . CONGRATULATIGNS Class of 57 TH AMBER OF COMME Save w1th Surplus ARMY NAVY CIVILIAN Congratulatlonb To the Clase ol 1951 Clothmgand C-mpeg Equlpmenf LINDAHL ICE s. run comrmv 1.56 Park Ave EM 3 3329 Corner West Grand 81 Thlrd Street CH ARlES R ICE YOUR DIAMONDJEXNELER Congratulatxons SENIOR CLASS OP 1951 436 E Grand Avenue Comphmemb OI Beloit Wlsconsln 537 Blackhawk Blvd DU 9 1 97 SOU BEl0IT CH RCE HILTON HOTEL ElORlO S STEAK HOUSE 1 112 Miles South on I-hghway 51 Phone DU 9 9919 BELOITS ONLY FIREPROOF HOTEL PIZZA, SPAGHETTI, STEAKS CHICKEN AND SANDWICHES WE CATER TO BANQUETS 81 PARTIES JAMES MARTINEZ Prop COMPLIMENTS OF Wllllam B Reneau General Repa1r1ng EMerson 5 5750 631 St Paul Avenue Comphments of coNGRATU1.AT1oNs1 GAMBLES Class of 1957 HOME OF CORONADO APPLIANCES PlEASANT CAFE an HADDON HALL FURNITURE 148 West Grand BIll'S AUTO SERVICE KRUEGER SPORT SHOP L. A. Krueger, Manager Southern Wisconsin Sports Center' McGregor Goldsmith Congratulations to the Class of 1957 BEANS SHOE SERVICE Corner State and Broad NEW SHOES AND SHOE REPAIRING SINCE 1918 Sporting Goods, Equipment Hunting Football Baseball Motors Boats EM 5 6952 Golf STRONG S Skates Mgdel Alfplaneq ONE OF WISCONSIN S LARGEST DEALERS IN POCKET SIZE BOOKS Sportswear Basketball Everything from Soup to Nuts 172 W Grand Ave h Pls mg Across from N W Depot 426 Pleasant Future Builders of Amtrit 1 Class of l9vf Wm A HAMllN UIJINOUGS Some of you will Lllllllllllt. lI'l othtr sthools somt vull go into industry and many to strvt our tountrx ln ill torntrs of tht world but whtrtvtr you are and whtttvti xou m tx do we wish xou sutttss in your tndtavors i A Htmlin tvst tr J I . I L u - lv ' ' n a 1 0 St. ' X ' .. L .--v 1 '. w L . X . X. 1 it N Q x I. . . i l , L , 3 H ' I ' i ' x K' x -- S m x E x 5 - r If w f Aw s N ,SS , V .- VNU ' ' x Y X11 . . L , paper. . 'Based on value of shipments. Source: lf S. ll:-partnwnt ni 1.0: Paper Career, H Box 1244, Americas fifthf largest industry PAPER . .. the industry of opportunity send for FREE booklet that gives basic facts about the paper induslry and lists complete range of career CAREER 55' 595 opporzzuzizies. Address: PAPER f '- Chicago 77, Illinois. 5 This message sponsored by Be. loit Iron Works, Beloit, Wiscon- sin, makers of bigb'speed, high. production paper machinery since 1858. Congmtulatzbns Class of 195 7 Fl0RAl LAWN MEMORIAL GARDEN 405 East Grand Avenue 5, if P3144 WSH? Congratulatzons rom ... BELGIT COLLEGE Kg. X Ei One of Amer1ca s D1st1ngu1shed Llberal Arts Colleges Smce 1846 ig, lv11,ddle College Adm1n1strat1on Bu1ld1ng '5..i. :nnn... VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME ON THE CAMPUS For Catalogue and lnformauon consult the D1 rector of Adm1ss1ons M1dd1e College .ml T . F. . ko. J I. 7 -As, . 'uf ' . A' 5-' 'u' W A ' : E Elf L 51, ' Q - . ' Q, I, V A, .fu M ' x 1 M33 sin Y, .' '.' . , J , 1. V' 1 T7f:.'t'u . 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