Kirkwood High School - K Log Yearbook (Kirkwood, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1959 volume:

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BOARD OF EDUCATION FIRST ROW QL to RQ Harlan E Wolf G P Roney Secretary Mar1onP Johnson, Pres1dent James LJLIVEI' SECOND ROW Mauuce W Lee, John M Walters, Raymond Johnson K XAQMINISTRAZIION H1 xllonrwfflf ooto Qi 3,3 44,710 5,00 ,w1JZ1l1ll1Dlpf '2 Compllments of JIU Dr o J MILLER, verefm anan Klrkwood Illmoxs R I-I QUILTY DENTIST 100 South Maln Monmouth PRINCIPAL X 111111015 KNEPPS LADIES' APPAREL 104 East lst Monmouth, Ill1no1S THE ITALIAN VILLAGE B S and M S Itahan Style Pxzza Z1 Speclalty Monmouth Ill1no1s Psychology Pracucal Math Western Illmoxs Umversxty 4 Si f X A , 1 v I bww V f 3-5 Utti 'Vx 5 Wftx caHS'lE ,Q 1, WH ef QSN EV ELYN R WORK EIlgl1Sl'1 Lxbrary Speech Dramatxcs Monmouth College B A M Q f X IW Home Econonucs Famxly L1v1n Pr 1et1c.1l Englxsh Gxrls' Phys1e.1l Ed UCJIIOII Iowa Sl.1tE College B S wx L. FACULTY 'V' 5. RONALD J SHIMP Chor 11 md Instrument 11 Mums. Illmom Wesleym B M E Vi PS Y I1'LX 55:.QQ2'lisu1 qc. Le NS 1 Y 1 JOHNA READ Track Coach Ass't Btxsketb lll Co meh BlOlOgy Drlver Educauon Boys Phy sxc 11 Educ.1t1on Monmouth College B A W5 bw it M, , R X W ff! I ,I S nk -N4 X 4' X.. X. f X Q Y ,nn ' S u., T ' l NK 3 l . Nl Q I 1 ' Q Q U 'W R K wx 1 1 Athletic Director, Football and 'hcl an XKNHQ V'-Elini. ' ' , l A 1' ' , , ' ' S, ' , ' . ' v .1 R 9 ' , . . min ' Y . - ix ' l gtg. . R fr, t x, 7 - I E , p , A gk 1 I -'Q ' ,K . I I ' 0 K r , na Y 2 HAROLD D HLQER D C RTL H 4 Agrlcu eral Sc1cnce Um VCISILY of Illmoxs, B S LEON CLEMENT9 C L Q N K B.1sketb.1ll Coach Ass't Football and Track Coach Spamsh U S I-llstory C1t1Lc,nsh1p Monmouth College B A FACULTY LORENA J CONLIN S W Cleucal Pracgcg,IBookkeep1ng Typmg I Shorthand Westem Illmoxs ruversxty B S and M S JAMES 0 CLARK Sw Lf, 'S YI Phys1cs Alg bra, Geometry, Ad vanced Math Westem lll.1I101S Um versxty 6 W . .v - K WS? , ,N 74. 1? . t'. li? 'J il ,iv eficd N 1 28 27 FIRST ROW, QL. to RJ: Fred Crandall, Robert Freed, Ron Jones, Joe Henry, Larry Foster, Larry Smith. SECOND ROW: Mr. Clements, Robert Chandler, John Simmons, Fred Jenks, Bill Rhinehart, Bill Dutton, Steve Smith, Mr. Read. THIRD ROW: Jim Ross, Bruce Wolf, Gale Shamblin, Gary Cunningham, Bob Hall, Jim Johnson, Larry Keener, Gene Crandall, Bruce Work, Luchien Hinton, Larry Lefler, Skip Kelly, Loren Taylor, Steve Pence, Ron Sullivan. FOURTH ROW: John Lenz, Gary Brown, Byron Dean, Gary Avery, Clinton Conway, Myron Dean, George Collins. SENIOR SQUAD MEMBERS s Bill Dutton Fred Crandall Larry Foster Robert Robert Chandler WETHERBEE SPORTING Gooos CO. --Galesburg, Illinois MONMOUTH SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS'N--Monmouth, Illinois Joe Henry Fred J9I1liS Ron Jones Steve Bill Rhmehart Larry Smith John Simmons The Kickoff! R. Jones over for a TD Keener 125, 8cHal.l 4337 Foster dz Chandler halt New Boston Coach Read Racking Warren' An undefeated team cames off a jubilant coach! More of the New Boston game 11-man game with LaHarpe QNAP9 Who's going to take the pass? More 11-man ball Compliments of: CENTRAL APPLI- ANCE 8: DRI-GAS COMPANY--Kirlv wood, Illinois THE FASHION SHOP-- ll5 S. lst--Mon- Teammates Crandall f36j, Rhinehart f39j L Smith 21 1 ' f lr and Hinton 1381 aid Keener QZSQ. mouth, Illinois SMlTH'S GROCERY Kirkwood, Illinois PARKIE'S MIDWAY SERVICE - -Kirkwood Illinois 7 2 Ill IC' FIRST ROW, fL. to RJ: Jim Fell, Mgr., Dick Ortery, Myron Dean, Steve Pence, Gene Crandall, Clinton Con way, Skip Kelly, Byron Dean, Larry Shamblin, Mike Tierney, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Mr. Clements, Tom Wnght Bruce Wolf, Gale Shamblin, Ron Brown, Jim Johnson, Larry Keener, Bruce Work, Fred Jenks, Fred Crandall, Joe Henry, Robert Chandler, Ron Sullivan, Gary Avery, Gary Brown, John Lenz, Mr. Read. BASKETBALL VARSITY Robert Chandler Fred Crandall SQUAD 9 1 r , ' x ' . 1 5, K oe Henry MEMBERS N F1 Jim Johnson Fred Jenks g,.,,3,,,Sgg,6g,5,: , , Q5 .ifi LQQ.,-36112,-rr:fa.r-.4-. ex ?! v 'Ii aa .Q ,W in y M '1 fj21 S il S151 Larry Keener 1 , S 1 2 2 Bruce Work . ,Xi Q mi ff' W mm - - N1 R' 35,3 9' w-, H122 OFFICERS AND SPONSORS fl.. TO R j Coach Clements John S1mmons President Luchien Hinton, Secretary Coach Read Comvhmems of HIGGINS DAIRY Se urtsr Dury these Monmouth businesses Products Kukwood dchvu MITCHI:'.LL'S SPORTING GOODS Mon Wed Fr Y' 206 South Main ' ' Simmons SECOND ROW Coach Clements, Jerry Dutton Fred Jenks Loren Taylor, Bruce Wolf, Robert Freed Fred Crandall Luchien Hxnton B111 Rhmehart Coach Read THIRD ROW Jim McCann, Bill Dutton, Steve, Pence Jim Johnson Larry Keener Bruce Work Larry Lefler Bob Hall Ron Jones, Skip Kelly Larry Smith IJ ' ? D 1 O 'S it L 1- Q . A I . I - U , 4 A ' FIRST ROW, QL. to R.j: Ron Sullivan, Jim Fell, Mike Tierney, Robert Chandler, Joe Henry, Larry Foster, John i . V ,- .A 4 N . - XP'-. 1- wg L '- yi 1 D 5 I I VARSITY SQUAD QL TO R Q Nancy R.h1nehart Iva Kay Llndberg Lynne Work, Karen Chandler Comphmcnts of busmesses MENELY CLEANERS 113 E F1rst Ave PHIL'S MOBIL SERVICE 501 S Maln WELLS PRIME BEEF ROOM Colorual Hotel Phone 435 Dr CHARLES BLAIR 102 S lst CHEERLEADERS JR VARSITY SQUAD QL TO R Q Elva B1CkEll, Sandra Nelson Kathy Cavanaugh Nancy Smxth 16 ' ' Z I 7 . 1 ' . . 1 ' , , ' I these Monmouth SEATED, QL. to R.j: Coach Leon Clements, Coach ATHLETIC BANQUET Coach Clements 8zCoach Read proudly display the 2nd place Valley Conference basketball trophy and the Championship football trophy, re- spectively, and present awards to: Jack Read, Statistician Richard Rowley. STANDING: Principal Edward Johnson, Speaker Keith Parker. Bruce Work, Skip Kelly, Fred Joe Henry, Larry Foster, Karen Chandler, Cary Brown John Lenz, Jenks, John Simmons, Jim Johnson, Ron Sullivan, Compliments of: BIRDSELL'S - -Kirkwood , Illinois Ron Brown Larry Keener, Bruce Wolf, Iva Kay Lindberg, Gene Crandall, Bill Rhinehart, Clinton Conway, and f 3' f Varsity Football Captain, while Dr. Stlvirs. Simmons, Mr. Harlan Wolf, Mr. G. P. Roney, and others look on. Robert Chandl er- SEATED QL. to R. J: Ron Sullivan, Jr. Varsity Foot- ball MVP5 Bruce Wolf, Jr. - Varsity Football and Bas- ' ketball Captain, Larry ' Foster, Varsity Football A MVP. STANDING: Larry Keener, Varsity Basketball if MVP: John Simmons, Q I , K Joe Henry, Varsity Bas- ketball Captain. Mr. Parker delivers his speech. ATHLETIC BANQUET Approximately 150 athletes, parents, faculty members, and friends enjoyed a bountiful cooperative dinner at 6:30 P.M. on Thursday, April 10, 1959, to honor the athletic squads ofKirkwood High School. Preceding the meal, Rev, Robert Rushing pronounced the invocation. Following the meal, Principal Edward Johnson welcomed all those present then introduced the speaker for the evening, Mr. Keith Parker of Granite City, Illinois. Mr. Parker discussed the importance of athletics to the school and to the boy himself. Stress was placed also on the boy's responsibility to himself and to the athletic program provided for him. Football and basketball awards were presented by the coaches, Mr. Read and Mr. Clements. Special awards in football went to John Simmons, Captain, and Larry Foster, voted Most Valuable Player by the squad. The Jr. Varsity Captain was Bruce Wolf and MVP, Ron Sullivan. In basketball, the Varsity Captain was Joe Henry, and teammates voted Larry Keener MVP. Bruce Wolf was also Captain of the Jr. Varsity Basketball Squad, and Gary Avery was named MVP. Varsity cheerleaders receiving awards were Nancy Rhinehart, Lynne Work, lva Kay Lindberg, and Karen Chandler. Letters were also presented to Kathy Cavanaugh, Elva Bickell, Sandra Nelson, and Nancy Smith, Jr. Varsity cheerleaders. Compliments of: CENTRAL APPLIANCE 8: DRI -GAS CO.--Kirkwood, Illinois THE FASHION SHOP--115 S. Ist--Monmouth, Illinois SMITH'S CROCERY--Kirkwood, Illinois PARKIE'S MIDWAY--Kirkwood, Illinois 18 ATHLETIC SCOREBOARD FOOTBALL OPPONEIXM RLSULfb Warren Llttle York Med1:1 4Horn ecom 1118, Btggswlle lxerthsburg Ixew Boston 4w3 18 4w3 37 41113 45 4w3 31 4111349 4w3 61 La Harpe 411 man3 Warren 411 manj 4173 40 v BASKETBALL DA ll: OPIOINBINT Iwov DLC Dec Dec. Dec 25 1958 Mecha 41-I3 2 1958 Rosex 1lle 41413 Q 1938 Stronghurst QH3 9 1958 Iwew Boston 413 12 1958 B1ggbV1116fHJ VALLEY COINFERMXCI: TOURINAMIIIN 'l Dec 16 19 58 Dec 18 1958 Dec 19 1958 a11 1959 a11 6 1959 an 9 1959 HIT ZITI STI all C 6 6 S 6 6 6 6 Fe 19 19 1959 B1gg3v11le Kenhsburg G 83 O Alexrs 413 G 8. O 4T3 Warren 4113 lxexthsburg 4HJ Medra 413 vA1a311Y 4w3 70 45 413 41 59 413 34 61 413 48 59 4w3 53 48 vA1as11Y 4131337 34 413 43 413 38 44 41337 51 4w3 51 49 QMOINMOU I H CO1 LLGEJ 4w3 55 48 4131357 51 413 42 48 4w3 58 56 413 46 72 4111354 5 4w3 69 60 4w3 61 39 Bl LOUIVIY TOURINAMHNT CALEXISQ 1959 1959 959 1959 1959 1959 1959 1959 1959 1959 Med1a Rosev11le Stronghurst QTJ New Boston CH3 B1ggSV1118 4T3 G 83 O CHJ Warren 4'1'3 Terre Haute 4H3 L1.ttle York CHD Kerthsburg CTJ 4WD '71 ol 4L3 46 62 QLD 61 64 CLJ 62 QWJ 56 54 CLJ 50 72 CWJ 44 38 QWJ 82 62 4L3 60 69 QWJ 90 58 CLD 48 53 QLJ 46 49 4W3 58 38 4w3 48 29 413 35 46 41340 52 413 35 46 QWQG1 34 413 37 39 413 37 50 4w3 46 4w3 65 4w3 48 4w3 47 DISTRICT TOURINAMENT QMEDIA3 1959 DATE Aprrl 14 1959 Aprrl 21 1959 Apr11 28 1959 May 4 1959 May 9 1959 May 12 1959 May 15 1959 May 19 1959 Bafdorph 413 53 93 TRACK OPPOINEIN l Brggsvnle 83 Warren Warren County Meet at Alexls AICXIS Relays Valley Conference Meet D1str1ct Meet at Macomb B1 County Meet Monmouth 83 Northwestern ROSSV1118 Relays -13 . x - 7 , . -21 , . -M ' ' -21 1 -27 - - 0 - 41313-12 , ,., , . JL , 1 .', 1' -f '-45 J .2, ' ' - - J . , F - - ' - J . , ' -3 ' - Jan, 13, 1959 Little York 413 4w3 55-50 413 31-42 J .16, I ' ' - -' I .24, f ' - - - 7 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' J .28, ' -f J .30, ' - ' - - F b. 3, 1 - - F b. 6, '-65 - F b. 7, ' ' - - F b. 10, - - - F b. 13, - -343 F b. 14, - - -35 F b. 17, ' - -45 F 5. 20, ' -f -37 b. 23, - Q 54' QQ ' v . ' N Q9 I I rganizafiond 4' -3 K-LOG STAFF FIRST ROW, QL. to R.j: Karen Chandler, Judy Taylor, Nancy Rhinehart, Sandra Henry, Fred Jenks. SECOND ROW: Larry Keener, Bruce Work, Lynne Work, Jim Johnson, Mrs. Conlin. ASS'T EDITOR. ADVISOR, EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGERS QL. TO RJ: Karen Chandler, Mrs. Conlin, QL. TO RJ: Larry Keener, Jim Johnson Bruce Work OGRAPHERS COPY EDITORS PHOT QL. TO RJ: Lynne Work, Sandra Henry, Nancy QL. TO RJ: Judy Taylor, l-red Jenks Rhinehart 22 CONCERT BAND FIRST ROW, QL. to RJ: Larry Keener, Nancy Rhinehart, Margaret Harrison, Lynne Work, Karen Chandler, Susie Bryant, Caroline Jenks. SECOND ROW: Sandra Howard, Linda Van Riper, Bill Rhinehart, Bruce Work, Clinton Conway, Bob Fullerton, Sandra Nelson, Ronnie Tinkham, Laura Jane Walters,Bonnie Pape,Sharon Bass, Linda Watson, Bob Hall, Jim Johnson, Ruth Ann Nagel, Sue Smith. THIRD ROW: Pauline Kersey, Mary Lynn Hall, Alice Young, Cheryl Pape, Sandra Henry, Thelma Barnett, Nancy Smith, Karen Pence, Mr. Shimp, Ann Pence, Fred Jenks, Betty Salyers, Iva Kay Lindberg, Barbara McVey, Jane Kelly, Wendell Shauman, Joyce Holford, Judy Taylor. KNEELING: Nancy Rhinehart Majorette. STANDINC, QL. to Page MAJORETTE Sandra Henry, Juanita Bickell, Shirley Vestal Rum Goff, Cecilia ' AND POM-PON Vaughon, Elizabeth Ross Kathy Cavanaugh, Louise Poulson. MARCHING BAND ,ae-V, Wa' . '55 L Q:-h'b ' 3 2 PIANO PIANO SOLOIQT TRUMPET TRIO SOLOIQT Nancy JO Smith U.. TO RJ: Sandra Nelson, Clinton Conway, Bob Fullerton. Bonnie Pape BRASS QEXTET U.. TO RJ: Fred Jenks, Bill Rhine- hart, Bruce Work, Bonnie Pape, Iva Kay Lindberg, Judy Taylor. TRUMPET FRENCH HORN BARITONE QOLOIST SOLOIST SOLOIST Sandra Nelson Sharon Bass Judy Taylor I 5 Compliments of these Monmouth businesses: BARROWS- ADDLEMAN-- Chevrolet, Oldsmo- bile, Cadillac--123 S. lst MERRILL'S PHOTO SHOP--402 E. Broadway MERRILL'S BEAUTY SALON--106 E. lst ALLEN'S AUTO REPAIR--230 E. 3rd 6' ,W xgbiyksg L, . ,ual lgjk -.un X , +YY1 fff eS19ai an X1 R5 -4? yd, E 3 -2, HTH f . U' VL f KV . 4. ' f , -, fi' if , 9' Y nf? .F :Q Q 5, Q -14572 5 W Q , Q f fl f. iff S ?lff f GIRLS' ENSE M BLE I QL. TO R.l: Margaret Harrison, Iva Kay Lindberg, Karen Chandler, Bonnie Pape, Merrillyn Ross, Judy Taylor, Betty Salyers, Sandra Nelson. GIRLS' SPECIAL ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW, QL. to R.j: Margaret Harrison, accompanist, Iva Kay Lindberg, Karen Chandler, Sandra Nelson, Betty Salyers, Sharon Bass. SECOND ROW: Nancy Smith, Karen Pence, Merrillyn Ross, Nancy Rhinehart, Bonnie Pape, Sue Smith, Judy Taylor. Ihr' xarions nnisic groups shown on this and lln' three luregoing pages have been kept quite lnisi this year. 'I'hv Marelnng Ilantl marched in sr-xr-ral pararles inelndxng the Prime Beef Festival l'ar.ide in Monmouth, the llnrlington lland Festival l'.irarIe in Ilnrlington, Iowa, and Ilomceoniing Ilaxadcs .lt Kirkwood Iligh, Western Illinois Uni- xr-rxity, Macomb, and St. Ambrose College, llavvnpori, Iowa. The Concert llantl played both .il District Contest 1nGalesbnrg on April -I and at Stale Contest in Macomb on April 18 where they wer-vveri .r lirsl and ri third, respectively. Their Spring Concert was on April 20, then practice for nnnnier concerts began. The Mixed Chorus took part inthe Ili-County Music Festival in Media on Maieli 112 along with the girls' and boys' choruses .ind hands lroin the other schools in this confer- f- ' ein-r-, 'Ihr' Vallvi, Contt-renee Music Festival was GIRLS' TRIO SEATED: Nancy Smith, accompanist. STANDING, QL. to RJ: Karen Pence, Nancy Rhinehart, Sue Smith. QL. TO R.I: Gloria Muhleman, Karen Pence, Sue Smith, Sharon Bass. 5-f S 0 Ig' GIRLS ENSEMBLE II SEATED: Bonnie Pape, accompanist. ST QL. to R.I: Thelma Barnett, Ann Melton, Elva Sharon Bass, Nancy Smith. BOYS' ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW, QL. to R.j: Jim Fell, Clinton Conway, Bob Fullerton, Nancy Smith, accompanist. SECOND ROW: Larry Keener, Bruce Work, Fred Jenks, Jim Johnson. on November IU .it Stronglnlrsi. On February several vocal and instrumental groups partieip in the District Contest .it Galeshnrg and were rated .is Iollows Superior QII--Ilarnone Horn Girls' Low Voice, Sue Smith, Girls' 'I'rio, ant Pi mo Solo IN iney Smith Cirls Ihgh Voice lxaren Ptnee, Girls 'vlednnn Voice, Sharon Il Gloria Mnhlenian, 'Iirnnipet Trio, Boys' Ense and Mixed Double Ensemble, Good QIIII--Pia Solo, Bonnie Pape, French Horn Solo, and Gir Double lpnseinhlt' I, 'lihose receiving .i superior rating here were eligible to go to State Contest Macomb on April 17, and they plat-cd as lollr there Superior--Baritone llorn Solo and Brass Scxtet. Excellent--Girls' Inw Voiee, The G Trio did not appear dne to the illness of one of Ilrass Sextet. Excellent Qllj--'Irnrnpct Solo, rr the girls. MIXED ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW, QL. to R.j: N Harrison, accompanist, Iva Kay Lindberg, Karen Chandler, Betty Salyers, Sharon Zang. SECOND ROW: Jim Fell, Fred Jenks, Keener, Bob Fullerton. Those on the offxce staff work under the d1reet1on of Mr Johnson and are responslble for greetmg callers an swermg the phone, runnlng errands and domg some of P4 the clerlcal work ln the offlce They are asked to do thxs only rf they feel they have a llttle spare txme each day to devote to sornethmg other than the1r school work QS 1 OFFICE STAFF FIRST ROW QL to R Q John S1mons, Sharon Zang Mr Johnson Barbara McVey SECOND ROW Ruth Goff, Shrrley Vestal, Carol Holmberg Ruth Ann Nagel Juanrta Brckell Iva Kay Lmdberg, Merrlllyn Ross The Semor Class comprrses the Courrer Staff and are respons1ble for all but the fmal rssue wluch the Jumor Class puts out Mrs Work serves as edltorxal advlsor, whlle the typrng IS supervised by Mrs Conlm makmg th1s a jornt publxcatxon of the Enghsh and commerexal departments Comphments of thesc Monmouth busmesses MONMOUTH FRUIT CO 615 S lst COKEI.'S WELDING Sz MFG CO 200 E 6th Avenue BEATY'S JR DEPT STORE 225 S Mam WARREN COUNTY FARM BUREAU 1000 N Mam COURIER STAFF FIRST ROW QL to R Q Ruth Ann Nagel Barbara McVey Ann Tmkham, Juan1ta Brckell, Sue Sm1th Karen Pence Cec1l1a Vaughon Merrxllyn Ross Nellle Lenz Sharon Zang SECOND ROW Mrs COHIID Mrs Work B111 Rhme hart, Larry Smlth Joe I-Ienry John Slmmons Larry Foster Ronme Jones Robert Freed B111 Dutton, Robert Chandler, Fred Crandall Fred Jenks Barbara Bass 07 v 31 sf 4 Q. ei Q' 9 . .X . . l . , - I X , . by K .' . 3 x I s 2 y . K Q .X -KL N XL' . A . X' - . 'M-f -,-.J ww . 4 K W . . . . : I' , . , . I - : . . , , , . I u . . : I , I ' y ' . ' ' . 1 I h 1 , . . l : , , , , ' - . 1 1 : : ' , 3 1 , . f . 3 . . - . . X ' I I The F F A and Vocational Agriculture De partment have completed another excellent year The chain gilt program that started in the spring of 1958 produced two gilts that were taken by Jim McGann and Bruce Wolf We hope to have two more gilts for proj ects by August of 1959 The Chapter is continuing its Christmas tree planting program In the awards area the Chapter did an ex cellent job considering the small enrollment of 18 members The Chapter dairy Judging team that went to the State Judging Contest placed 1n the red rlbbon division Jim Johnson, a junior this year, won the Section F. F. A. FIRST ROW QL. to RJ: Mr. Huber, Jim Fell, Jim Johnson, Bob Phieffer, Mike Tiemey, Bob Fuller- ton, Clinton Conway, Fred Crandall. SECOND ROW Myron Dean, Ralph Ross, Byron Dean, Gene Crandall, Bruce Wolf, Luchlen Hinton Fred Jenks Jim McCann Larry Lefler B111 Dutton 4, D1str1ct I and placed 2nd rn the State Dairy Production Award Jim made appli cation for the State Farmer Award and was accepted by the State EXBCULIVC Com mittee for th1s Award Tlus year Jim was runner up for the Sectional Star Farmer We feel the Ag Depart ment is showing signs of progress because records show that it has been at least 10 years slnce t department has had a State Farmer or a Sectional Award Winner A survey this year shows that over one half of the members have pure bred llvestock in their farming programs DEKALB AWARD WINNER U. TO R Q Fred Crandall, Mr Huber CHAPTER OFFICERS AND ADVISOR FIRST ROW QL to R J Fred Jenks Sec retary Fred Crandall President, Bruce Wolf 0 Vice President Mr Huber Advisor SECOND I + RICA ROW Luchren Hinton Sentinel, Gene 'ink Crandall Treasurer Clinton Conway ,N Reporter 1 4' 0 QOOBTI A aft '34 on Q' Q 6 Q' ur-4 x Ulu Compliments of these Monmouth businesses STRAND BAKING CO 120 W lst WILEY LIGHT JEWELER 110 S Main 28 ' l - 1 . he ' F-3' Q 5 2 I 1 7' ,ui 'z a 13 X, A I N ' ,. 6N.'b x Q -WXF.Ae - .Q if is bf'F'W- '.'?': l A , 0 5 ' - QL' O ,V 'X , F. H. A. FIRST ROW IL to R J Mrs Carroll Chandler, Margaret Harrrson Lrnda Van Rrper, Thelma Bamett, Donna Saunders, Janet Struble, Ann Hart Juamta Brckell, Elva Blckell, Sandra Nelson Nancy Smrth Bonnre Pape, Mrs Rhmehart SEC OND ROW Lmda Watson Sue Smrth, Cecrlxa Vaughon, Ann Mel ton Sharon Zang Joyce Holford Ruth Ann Nagel Barbara McVey Sandra Henry Carol Holmberg, Sandra Howard, Karen Chandler, Nancy Rhrnehart, Lynne Work, Iva Kay Lrndberg Kathleen Cavanaugh Karen Pence, Memllyn Ross Ruth Goff The act1v1t1es and the projects va.ry from trarmng schools, pxcnrc for the freshmen, Man Hate Day, Round the World Supper, UNICEF Drrve collectmg toys and clothrng for a needy famrly carollxng, Sprung Rally, FHA and FFA jomt ch111 supper, and a Sprmg Style Show these are the ex perlences of an actrve FHA member BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW QL TORj Mrs Rlunehart Merrrllyn Ross CHAPTER OFFICERS ADVISOR AND CHAPTER MOTHER SEATED fl. to R Q Mrs Robert Rhmehart Sponsor, Nancy Rhlne hart, Sec Treas , Cecxlra Vaughon, Presrdent, Ruth Ann Nagel Vxce Presldent, Mrs Carroll Chandler Chapter Mother STAND ING Margaret Harrrson, Hxstorlan, Lxnda Watson, Publlc Relatlons, E M A A KA, Sue Smxth Projects Cha1rman Kathleen Cavanaugh, Recreatron Charrman, Karen Chandler Parlxamentarran 41 214- T Complrments of NATIONAL BANK OF MONMOUTH 100 E Broadway MONMOUTH DAILY REVIEW ATLAS 95 N Sxde Square I I . 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' ,CNN Q, Q, ' 'Y Ck D K 'I '31 F u- ' Y I ' A WV Y J' 0 54 43, I X 5- 0 'L 29 V-1 STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED QL to R Q Nancy Rlunehart Secretary John Simmons President Mr Clark Advisor STANDING Karen Chandler Sophomore representative Bruce Work, Junior representative, B111 Dutton Senior representatlve l'CSCI1t IIUVC The Student COl1l'lC1l has been busy this year of '59 Some delegates Iva Kay Jim Bruce, Karen and Nanc went to the election of new officers for the Pekln District which was held at the United Township High School 1n East Moline Bruce Work was nominee for vice president, and Jim Johnson served on the nominations comm1ttee We're glad everyone enjoyed the Homecoming activities such as the bonfire snake dance, parade pep rally game and dance with the music of Tiny Biggs orchestra These were all sponsored by the Counc1l Music for the Alumni Dance was provided by Don bossick and his orchestra and was thoroughly enjoyed by all those who attended the dance This has been a good rewarding year, and the Student Council wishes to thank Mr Clark, who has been our advisor, Mr Johnson and everyone else for their help and cooperation We are looking forward to 1960' RECIPIENTS OF D A R AWARD Cecilia Vaughon Fred Jenks Reciplents of the D A R. Award are selected jointly by the sen1or class and the faculty The basis on which these people are elected includes such things as scholarship, leadership operativeness, citizenship ingenuity and personality This is not a popularity contest rather the student is considered for what he or she has contributed to the school both in curricular and extra curricular activities The D A R Award winners from Warren County and their mothers were honored at a banquet on February 21, 1959, at the Grace Presbyterian Church in Monmouth Compliments of these Monmouth businesses WHITE FURNITURE CO 209 S Main Dr JOHN R TALBOT, Optometrist 221 S Main LEVINE GIFT 8z MUSIC STORE 56 Public Square PARK 'N EAT 235 S Maln 1- r., ,int 1 if , F QS' ' . 1 ll f I ' - 1 S , . I A i l . . : I , . 5 . . , . S. l . , ' . . : . i 9 . 7 Jim Johnson, F,F.A. representative, Gary Brown, Freshman representative, Iva Kay Lindberg, F.H.A. rep- . . . . . . , Y , , . . . , . , . . . -, i. . . . 7 . , . . . . . , . . . . , . . : . . , co- ! l ' 9 9-'Nh ,L 'flaws 'fs v Jim Johnson, fur L Bruce Work, Larry Keener, Bob Hall, Jim Johnson, Judy Taylor, Jim Johnson, Linda Watson, Hall, Liz Ross. l Bob Hall. flu ' ' QQTTLK Poulson, Gloria Jim Johnson, Bob Hall, 2' ' 1 Judy 'l aylor, Nancy Linda Watson. Bruce Work, Bob Hall. Rhinehart. rs., if The Junior Class Play, presented onApril 24, 1959, was a three-act comedy entitled The InnerWil1y by Bettye Knapp. The cast was as follows: Willoughby Adams .............. Jim Johnson 16, a well-behaved, likable boy Aunt Hester .................., Judy Taylor one of Wil1oughby's maiden aunts Aunt Louise ................ Nancy Rhinehart another of Willoughby's aunts Aunt Olga ................... Linda Watson another of Willoughby's aunts lnner Willy ...................,. Bob Hall Willoughby's inner self, visible only to Willoughby Stanley Clark ................. Larry Keener 16, inclined to be a little tough Mike ..,.................... Bruce Work 16, bashful, but a regular guy Marybelle Turner .............. Shirley Vestal 16, next door girl, plain and completely unexciting Trudy Marshall ............... Louise Poulson Janet Marshall ............. Gloria Muhleman lively, 16-year old twins who do not necessarily look alike Carol Martin ....,............ Elizabeth Ross the girl whom Willoughby secretly admires JUNIOR PLAY CAST AND CREW QL. TO R.j: Jim Johnson, Judy Taylor, Shirley Vestal, Bob Hall Qon pianoj, Elizabeth Ross, Linda Watson, Bruce Work, Nancy Rhinehart, Louise Poulson, Larry Keener, Gloria Muhleman. I di SPEECH SEATED QL to R I Lmda Watson, Judy Taylor, Sue Sm1th, Nancy Rhmehart, Ann Melton STANDING Nancy Sm1th Bob Fullerton, Bruce Work, Clmton Conway, Cec111a Vaughon, Mrs Work Kukwood may have had more successful speech seasons but never has she had any better cooperatron and endeavor on the part of the part1c1pants The team took part 1n the Drstnct Contest at Lrttle York on February 21 B1 County at Alex1s on March 2 and the Valley at Warren I-hgh School on March 10 wrrh results rn the followrng order COMEDY READING Nancy Rhmehart 7th 2nd 2nd SERIOUS READING Sue Sm1th 5th 3rd lst VERSE Judy Taylor 3rd lst 4th ORATORICAL DECLAMATION L1nda ORIGINAL MONOLOGUE Nancy JO Sm1th 6th 3rd 5th RADIO SPEAKING Bruce Work Drsquahfred because of mme 3rd 4th Judy Taylor part1c1pated rn the Sectronal Speech Contest on March 14 at East Molme where she placed 7th rn Verse Readmg Not all persons who had coachmg rn speech partrcrpated ln these contests rather they w111 take part next year Comphments of these Monmouth busmesses KILLEY MOTORS N1ce Used Car Selectlon 1125 S Maln MAPLE CITY FLORAL CO 1201 S Mam HOTTEL'S BEAUTY SHOP 504 E 2nd Avenue SI-IARP'S FEED MILL Feed Grmdmg and Mlxlng 116 E 4th 34 Watson--4th, 2nd, Brdg ORIGINAL ORATION: Bob Fullerton--5th, 2nd, 3rdg HOME I 959 The Homecoming cele- bration of 1958 began with a snake dance and a bonfire at the football field on Thursday, September 25, with refresh- ments being furnished by the Lions Club. The next day, September 26, a parade, including floats from each class on the theme of Space Age and the marcing band, celebrated the event. After the parade, a pep rally was held in the gym where prizes were awarded for the best floats and class skits. The cheerleaders led a few John Simmons, Sharon Zang. peppy yells and the pep band played. The coaches introduced their football squad and encouraged every- one to attend the game that night. Fred Crandall, Sandra Nelson. Larry Smith, Iva Kay Lindberg. Compliments of these Monmouth businessess: WHITE HOUSE DAIRIES CO.-- 318 S. Main TEEN SHOP-- 105 S. Main LESTER'S SHELL SERVICE- -413 S. Main MONMOUTH IMPLEMENT CO. --1305 S. Main COMING A dance following the game lasted until midnight. The setting for the crowning of the King and Queen was ascending steps to an archway beautifully decorated in red and white. The remainder of the gym was decorated with the motif of the theme. The crowning ofthe King and Queen was a breathless moment. The coronation of John Simmons and Sharon Zang and the presentation of Iva Kay Lindberg, Larry Smith Sandra Nelson, Fred Crandall, Merrillyn Ross, and Joe Henry as their attendants was performed by our principal, Mr. Johnson. Joe Henry, Merrillyn Ross. s I Speaker of the evening--Harold Walker , xl l f tu. , 7 ,LF Toastmaster- -Fred ' 9, Crandall Placque winners--Swine, Jim Fellg Dairydt Com, Jim Johnsong Mr. Huber, Advisorg Beef, Fred Crandallg Sheep, Section IV Vice President--Charles Doubet Bruce Wolf' ing A ifwlfalfw X X 4 Dishwashers - -Bob ' 1 - Fullerton. Clinton .i Conway Y i Eighty-five members and guests of the Kirkwood F.F.A. Chapter enjoyed the Chapter's Annual Banquet which was held at the Westminster Church on December ll at 6:30 P.M. The dinner meeting was opened with the Chapter's ritual response by the various officers. It was announced that the Chapter, in appreciation of Howard Bryant's interest and cooperation, had voted him an honorary membership which was presented in absentia at the banquet. Charles Doubet, Williamsfield, Sectional Vice President, was introduced by Fred Crandall, Chapter Presi- dent, A varied program followed consisting of a film history of last summer's F,F,A, Convention, colored slides of the individual members' projects, and comments from Mr. Convention Delegates--Bruce Wolf, Fred Jenks Convention Chorus Members--Jim Fell, Jim Johnson, Bob Fullerton appropriate remarks from the main speaker of the evening, Harold Walker, of the Farm Loan Department of the First Galesburg National Bank dc Trust Company. Mr. Kenneth Jenks responded on behalf of the parents and friends to bring the interesting program to a close. F. F. A. PARENT AND SON BANQUET l-luber. Chapter placques were awarded following some Compliments of these Monmouth businesses: MONMOUTH LUMBER CO. --609 W. Broadway BENNER'S--Corner of E. Broadway Gt S. lltli St. P. M. FREED, Concrete Contractor--800 N. 10th MONMOUTH BOWLING LANES--436 N. llth Ruth Goff, Ann Hart, Kathy Donna Saunders, Sue Smith, Cavanaugh, and Bonnie Pape Iva Kay Lindberg, Connie modeling skirts and slacks. Swails and her little sister, Ann Hart, and Janet Struble model summer skirts and blouses. Jim Johnson, Karen Cha.ndler, Ruth Ann Nagel, Iva Kay Lindberg, Sharon Bass, Harold Taylor display semi-formal and dressy clothes. Karen Pence, Nancy Rhinehart, and Sue Smith entertain with a vocal tno' Jim Johnson and Karen Chandler all dressed up N for summer. Ann Hart, Janet Struble, Martha Kersey, and Thelma Barnett show their summer skirts and blouses. F. H. A. STYLE SHOW An appreciative audience enjoyed the FHA Style Show on Friday afternoon, April 24, 1959, at 2 P.M. An un- usually fine display of the girls' sewing ability provided the program for the Kirkwood Woman's Club and their guests. Door prizes consisting of a two-tiered snack tray, a party apron, and a mosaic tile rack for hot dishes were won by Mrs. William Wise, Mrs. Robert Rushing, and Mrs. Russell Strong, respectively. The Style Show was divided into three acts with Act I featuring garments made during the fall sewing class. These were largely skirts and blouses made of cotton print, sailcloth, or denim. Some of the girls had made matching skirts for their little sisters. Act II showed garments made during the winter. Many of the girls had used wool material styling it into wrap-around skirts, straight skirts and Pendleton-type jackets, or straight skirts and jerkins. Most of them were on the tailored order and were quite practical because they could be worn many of the places a teen-age girl would want to go. In Act Ill, we noted a variety of spring and summer clothes from the real dressy styles to the casual sports style. A party dress with balloon skirt and two white dressy dresses were eye-catching in this group along with the summer cotton dresses, skirts and jerkins, and denim slacks. Escorts in this act were Harold Taylor, Fred Jenks, and Jim Johnson. The boys wore white summer coats and dark trousers. These outfits are tailored to a yoimg man's needs in that they can be wom for formal proms as well as for dress-up occasions during the spring and summer. Cookies and punch were served to bring a pleasant aftemnon to a close. Compliments of these Monmouth businessmen: GRAHAM TAILORS--E. Side Square BOWMAN SHOE COMPANY--61 Public Square BUFFORD HOTTLE, Attorney--Courthouse PEARSON'S LEATHER GOODS--92 N. Side Square 38 Class of 1914--QL. to RJ: Clarence Delabar, James Gettemy, Marcella Van Tuyl, H. C. Hiett, Principal, Geneva Salter Randall, Mary Laws Hill, Preston Lord, Ben D. Hill. QL. TO R. Q: Mr. di Mrs. Robert Work, Mr. di Mrs. Bill Cochran 8: Mrs. Raymond Daily Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mrs' Andrew Vice g i 8: Mrs. Mac Shaumang QMS Louis Pape Mrs. Willard Roneyg Mrs. G. P. Roneyg Mrs. George Smith, George Smith, C. P. Roney. Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold George Smith, G. P. Soderburgg Mr. 8: Mrs. Roney. Fred Bear. ALUMNI BANQUET 81' DANCE The efforts of the committees for the 1959 Alumni Banquet and Dance were well rewarded when some 200 persons tumed out to enjoy a delicious baked ham dinner, visit with former schoolmates and their families, and relax for a few hours of dancing to the music of Don Gossick's orchestra. The dinner, which was served in the basement of the Westminster Church, was prepared by the ladies of the church with Mrs. J. D. Simmons, Sr. serving as general chairman. J. D. Simmons, Jr., president of the Alumni Association presided over the business meeting and introduced John Birdsell who served as toastmaster and presented Mr. Tim Lee of Monmouth College. Mr. Lee, a foreign student at the college, emphasized the value of an education and encouraged the graduating class to seek a higher education if at all possible. Music was provided by Little Claire Pence accompanied by her father, Lloyd Pence. Classes of 1914, 1934, and 1944 made a special effort to have their members present to celebrate their 40th, 20th, and 15th anniversaries. The Student Council sponsored the dance which was held in the gymnasium immediately following the banquet. A large crowd attended and was pleasantly surprised to see pictures of all the graduating classes which could be located among the decorations. Punch and cookies were served at intermission and a most delightful evening came to a close about 11:30 P.M. Compliments of these Monmouth businesses: BARNES BROS. GROCERY--200 N. Main KILLEY CLEANERS--421 N. Main JR.-QR. BANQUET Tiny Biggs' orchestra provides music for dancing Joe 6: Judy relax--they're really not this tired Dancing and visiting P Pleasure shown as refreshment . time is announced More dancing pleasure Then we dance some more-- Sometimes we just sit and rest-- b:j ,xy and some more ! Compliments of these Monmouth businesses: MONMOUTH STONE CO. 521 S. 3rd NORTH SIDE CAFE 93 1X2 Public Square LOVDAHL BROS. Accountants 89 1X2 Public Square FARR'S D-X 400 N. Main IA Gale and then we dance again! JR.-SR. BANQUET 8: PROM ermission--time for refreshments, and relaxmg and visiting The Junior Class were hosts to the annual Jr Sr Banquet and Prom on Friday May 1 1959 A most delicious steak dinner was served at 6:30 P.M. in the dining room of the Kirkwood Methodist Church by the ladies of the church. Following the meal Nancy Rhinehart Junior Class President we' omed their guests. Fred Jenks Senior Class President, responded as did Marion Johnson, President of the Board of Education, and Edward Johnson, Principal. Judy Taylor reviewed some of the things which happen to a person as he starts on the shore of his educational program in the elementary school and gradually gets into deeper water in his high school training and into yet deeper water as he goes on to college or out into the world to make his way. The gymnasium had been transformed into an under-water paradise for the prom. The music of Tiny Biggs' orchestra poured forth from the whale's mouth and provided a melodious background for a few hours of dancing pleasure. Punch and cookies were served at intermission and an enchanting evening ebbed to a close at 12 midnight. Compliments of these Monmouth businessmen: MAPLE CITY DAIRY--110 S. A MCCRERY DRUG STORE--104 S. Main SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY--102 1f2 S. Main O. E. STERETT, Dentist--310 Medical Arts Bldg. 41 l...... CAM i -s-J '-.- . MX '89-fi f3 U54 Cary Avery Thelma Bamett Sharon Bass Nancy Beckner Elva Brckell Presldent 'N Cary Brown Student Cou FRESH MAN CLASS Complrments of these Monmouth busrnesses I-'RANK'S SMOKE HOUSE 8zLUNCH 114 E Archer HARRY C LISTER AGENCY Real Estate 109 N Mam JOHNSON PAINT QWALLPAPER STORE 88 Publrc Square COMMERCIAL ART PRESS 219 S Frrst Lmda Van i fn tl Clmton Conway Byron Dean Myron Dean ncrl gf- cm WA Sandra Henry Martha Kersey John Lenz 'iff' in M Sandra Nelson V1ce Presrdent Emrly Myers Rrchard Ortery iH'kf s.. -63' Ralph Ross Donna Saunders Janet Struble Conme Swarls Van Rrper Rlchard Vestal Ronnre Walker fra... 'ef sl. N' 4 'N' 'im if g. ik ' lifs .41-1 ' 'Q' ann. M ss 'l N as gl? v Ann Hart Charles McGeehon 5' Robert Phleffer Larry Shamblrn Nancy Jo S Sec Treas k a . yy n A W p fi li A ga., Q, L ..- M., H , .. , I l sy g , 1 r Y mf . K L . 3 b ,Q ,, V Q genitals ra y, if ,- gh J V an :., 1 Xia 5 7:r,. l- ! 'QM , 1. L- k . f ,V -'Q , A wi 7 I ' ,fs .- Q in 4 A 4. iv ,Y fl ls Z at L f . wsu., .1 fy .. . , 1 --, 5' - :ag .gf X .f- 5 , . . ' - 0 ,117 54 R R S ,. V i I ' , J . 'l ll . 1 ' l -. l ll me A - if . img t l I . ' ,ig V Q ' ' , Q Q' i f A X Q X , A S :' . ' 12 'S A-1 4. ' f -eg .. -- ' . . 5. f M l rg ,.,.A xx ,lb if '-7 ,, , . ,v v 4, . wwf- . W rv ' V f.. X - N. K K Q -uv ,Q 7 e .- nr sag x ' U' wx fi 75 'auf re- My Kathleen Cavanaugh Karen Chandler Gene Crandall Jerry Dutton James Fell v a . ,, F s -3 iq 3 f 7 1 we lla . r HM L 3 9' rg my . ,. r P lla' ll l f fm: K Rlchard Foster Bob Fullerton Ruth Goff Margaret l-larrrson .nl , Geneva Hlnton Joyce Holford Carol I-lolmberg Sandra Howard Don Jones ' 5 il ff- - SOPHOMORE Y . ' t , curse J , 9 X Rollyn Kelly lva Kay Lindberg Ann Melton Bonme Pape V Pres. 8zS. C ec Treas 5, I cr 'Q lr J, X lr 1 I l 51 ll 1 Steve Pence Betty Salyers Susan Smrth Ronald Sullrvan Loren Taylor Bruce Wolf President -. 1 .fx I7 nik? sg-v Bob Hall Luchien Hinton . E o f ' s.. , ' ' A4 if .ag .yn iff- 33' W Q LpfQ if, A ' m t t N, S X LZL. ggfg:73iY5?5 ' l 1 5 fl -A M C gs A . Jim Johnson Larry Keener, Vice President X x my A,,1tl,t g me fu- i Y? -4255, Mc- , qu.: K Louise Poulson Nancy Rhinehart, President , iie A ZW- f J WARREN COUNTY sHER1FF's OFFICE - Q I+. W S5 5 A Courthouse Monmouth . ,Q gg J Q Q M 6- -- ' M, ' Wx H Q . 73 Pubhc Square wr' 5 'i 1? f Elizabeth Ross Jim Ross Gale Shamblin Shirley Vestal Bruce Work, Judy Taylor Sec Treas Linda Watson Student Council -rt' CN 'SK it sq? 5 ,ff-L .3 . ' gb 4 . v xx' 'hw' 1 I 1 CLASS OF I 959 FIRST ROW QL. to RJ: Larry Foster, Juanita Bickell, Robert Chandler, Nellie Lenz, Harold Taylor, Merrillyn Ross, Robert Freed, Larry Smith. SECOND ROW: Ruth Ann Nagel, Steve Smith, Barbara McVey, Ronald Jones, Sue Smith, Joe Henry, Cecilia Vaughon, John Simmons. THIRD ROW: Bill Dutton, Karen Pence, Fred Jenks, Sharon Zang, Bill Rhinehart, Barbara Bass, Fred Crandall, Ann Tinkham. BACCALALIREATE AND COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM FOR THE GRADLIATING CLASS OF 1959 The Baccalaureate Service Westminster United Presbyterian Church Sabbath Evening, May 24, 1959 8:00 P.M. THE ORGAN PRELUDE . . . Suite Gothiquef' Parts I and ll,Boellmang Devotion, Schreinerg 4'The Last Spring, Griegg A Dream, Faure, Andantino in A Flat, MacDowellg Prayer, Lemmens. THE PROCESSIONAL .................. Elgar Pomp and Circumstancen THE HYMN ...................... NO. 515 God of Our Father --Trumpet- -Bruce Work THE INVOCATION .......... Rev. Robert Rushing VOCAL SOLO. . Bless This House . . Taylor Sc Brahe THE SCRIPTURE LESSON ........ Psalms l39:1-12 THE PASTORAL PRAYER THE HYMN. . . We Would Be Building . . . No. 470 SERMON ............... Rev. R. C. Muhleman Whither Goest Thou THE HYMN ............ .......... N O. 358 God of Grace and God of Glory THE BENEDICTION ......... Rev. Robert Rushing THE RECESSIONAL ..... Largo in G .... Handel Organist--Mrs. Robert Rhinehart Ministers--Rev. Robert Rushing, Rev. R. C. Muhleman Vocal Soloist--Robert Fullerton The Commencement Service Kirkwood High School Gymnasium Tuesday Evening, May 26, 1959 8 :OO P.M. THE PROCESSIONAL .................. Elgar Pomp and Circumstance THE INVOCATION ........ Rev. R. C. Muhleman MIXED QUARTET ............... arr. by Kirk There is a Balm in Gilead ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES Please Read the Directions Theodore Le Vander, Augustana College, Rock Island PRESENTATION OF CLASS ....... Edward Johnson Principal PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ..... Marion Johnson President of Board of Education THE BENEDICTION ......... Rev. Robert Rushing THE RECESSIONAL . . March from 'Aida' , .Verdi Pianist--Margaret Harrison Mixed Quartet--Nancy Rhinehart, Sandra Nelson, Bob Fullerton, Larry Keener Accompanist--Nancy Jo Smith Compliments of: WARFIELD LUMBER 8: COAL CO.--Kirkwood 6: Monmouth, Illinois BURLINGTON COCA-COIA BOTTLINC CO.--Burlington, Iowa SENIOR ACTIVITIES BARBARA BASS Class Play 3 Prompter, 4 Courxer 4 L1brar1an l 2 Chorus, 1 2 Aceompanlst JUANITA BICKELL Off1CC Staff 1 4 F H A Courler, Class Sec Treas , 2, Class Play, 3 4 Cheerleader, 2 Pep Club, 1 4 Clrls' Chorus 2 3 Mlxed Chorus, 3 Pom Pon Squad, 1 4 ROBERT CHANDLER Track 1 4 Basketball, 1 4 Football, l 4 Class Presl dent, 1 F F A , l COUFICY, 4 Chorus, 4, Class Play 4 K Club, 2 4 FRED CRANDALL Football 3 4 Basketball, 26:4 Track, 1 2 K Club 4 FF A 1 4 Pres1dent, 4 Reporter, 2 3 Semor DeKalb Award, 4, Beef Award 4 Chorus 4 Class Play, 4, Courxer, 4, Honorable Mentxon, 3 BILL DUTTON FF A 1 4 Daxry Award, 3 Class Presldent 2 Student Councxl, 4 Football, 1,3 8:4 Class Play, 4 K Club 3 4 Courier, 4, Band 1 LARRY FOSTER Track, 1 4, Football, 1 3 814, Basketball 1 4 K Club 3 4 Class Play 4 Courlcr, 4 ROBERT FREED Monmouth, 1 F F A 2 Courxer 4 Class Play 4 Chorus 1 4 Track 1 4 Football 4 K Club 4 Foot ball Mgr , 3 .IOE HENRY Football 1 3 81 4 Track, 1, F F A , 1 Courxer, 4 Club Z 4 FRED JENKS ATHLETICS DA R 4 FFA 1 4 Pres1dent,3 Secretary 4 Daxry .ludgmg Team, 3, Student Councll, 2 Class Play 3 Courier, 4 K Log, 4, Class Presxdcnt, 4 Chorus 1 4 Vocal Ensembles, 1 4 Marchmg8cConcert Band 2 4 Brass Sextet 4 Football l 4 Basketball 13 Track, 1 4 K Club, 3 4 RONNIE JONES Burlmgton, 1 Basketball, 2 3 Track, 2 3 Football, 2 4, Chorus, 2 F F A 2 K Club, 4 Couner, 4 NELLIE LENZ 1.1ttle York, 1 Chorus 1, F H A 1 Llbrarxan, 2 Class Play, 4 Courler, 4 BARBARA McVEY F H A 1 4 Marclungda Concert Band, 1 4 Pep Band 2 Trumpet Trlo, ' Brass Ensemble 2 Chorus Offxct Staff, 4 Courler, 4, Pep Club 1 3 Class Play 4 RUTH ANN NAGE L Marchmg 81 Conecrt Band l 4 Saxophone Duct 181 3 Gxrls' Chorus, 1 3 Mlxed Chorus, 1 3 Student Councxl, 1, Offxcv. Staff, 4, Pep Club, 1 3, Couner 4, Class Play 3 4 F H A , 1 4 Parllamentarxan 3, Vlce Presl dent, 4 Degrees Chalrman 4, Pomts Cha1rma.n KAREN PENCE ACTNITIES F H A 1 4 Gxrls' Chorus, 1 4 Mlxed Chorus, 1 Speelal Ensemble 2 4 Contest Double Ensemble Mlxed Double Ensemble, 3, Vocal Solo, 3 4, Concert 8 Marchmg Band, 1 4 Pep Band, 2 4 Smgle Ensemble 4 Drum Qulntet, 3 Pep Club, 1 3 Speech, 2 3 All State Chorus, 4 Courxer, 4 Class Play 4 Llbrarxan, 1 BILL RHINEHART FF A 1 2 Football 1 4 Basketball, 1 2 Track, 1, Band 1 4, K Club, 3 4 Class Play 3 4, Instrumental Ensembles,1 4 Couner 4 MERRILLYN ROSS F H A 2 4 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award, 4, Class Vxce Presldent, 3 Treasurer, 4 Courler 4 Class Play 3 4 Offxce Staff 1814 Chorus, 1,2 814 Specxal Ensemble 4 Glrls Ensemble 4 Pep Club, 1 4 Home commg Attendant, 4 Mxxed Chorus, 1,2 81 4 Teen Age Book Club News, 3 4 Chalrman, 4 JOHN SIMMONS STUDENT COUNCIL F F A , 1 2, Student Councxl, 1 4 Presxdent, 4 Class Play, 3 Football, 1 4 Basketball, 1 2 Track, K Club, 2 4 Secretary, 3, Presxdent 4 Band Courier, 4 LARRY SMITH F F A , 1 2 Secretary 2 Class Vlce Presxdent 1, Clas Play, 3 Band, 1 Chorus, 1 Courler, 4 K Club 2 4, Football 1 4 Basketball 1,2,8t3 Track, 1 STEVE SMITH F F A 1 4 Band , Football, 1 81 4 Cha1rma.n F F A Swme Commlttee 4 Courxer, 4 SUE SMITH SALUTATORIAN F H A , 1 4 Projects Chalrman, 4 Class Treasurer, 3 Class Play 3 4 Pep Club 1 4 Pep Band 3 4 Concert 8aMarchmg Band 1 4 Saxophone Duet, 1 3, Speech 2 4, All State Chorus, 4 Glrls' Chorus 1 4 Mxxed Chorus, 1 4 Clrls' Specxal Ensemble 2 4 Mxxed Ensemble 3 Gu-ls'Tr1o 4 Sololst 4 G1rls'Contcst Ensemble, 2 Courler, 4 Honor Roll 2 HAROLD TAYLOR Football, 3 Basketball, 1 FF A 1 4 Sentinel 2 Reporter 4, Student Councxl, 3, Class Play 3 K Club Courxcr, 4 ANN TINKHAM F H A 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 Class Play, 4, Courxer, Class Secretary 4 CECILIA VAUGHON CITIZENSHIP Class Sec Treas , 1 F H A 1 4 Projects Chau-man 2 Vxce Presxdent, 3, Degrees Chaxrman 3, Presmdent 4 ClassPres1dent 3 Offxce Staff, 3 Class Play 4 Couner 4 Chorus, 1 2 Pom Pon Squad, 3 4 Pep Club 1 4 D A R., 4 SHARON ZANG VALEDICTORIAN F H A 1 4 Concertdzlvlarchlng Band, 1 Pom Pon Squad 2, Chorus, 4, Mxxed Ensemble., 4 Class Vxee Presldent, 4 Courlcr 4 Class Play 3 4 Off1CC Staff 1 4,110lT10COI'Il11'1g Queen 4 Pep Club 1 4 Lxbrarxan 1 Typmg Contest, 3 4 Honor Roll, 2 4 I 1 s 1 1 1 1 -3 . . ., -, -5 -4, - - 3-4. 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