Arthur Township High School - Arthurite Yearbook (Arthur, IL)

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Kenneih Artis Richard Bilbrey Lindsey Daugherty Iesse Davis Robert Fleming Myron Haney Harold Hendrickson Iames Hendrickson Evelyn Moody Barbara Nichols Ralph Rigg Marianna Rilchey Charles Trower Phyllis VonI.anken SQPHO CRES cv Richard Bradford Hoyle Carman Noel Dicks Delores Ernst Bettyiane Hansen Ellen Hendrickson Carol Howell Doris Lacy Ervin Plank lohn D. Randolph Richard Seaman Iames Shay Margie Williams Mary Williams Class Ulificers Mr, Wise, Acivisorg Hoyle Carman, Vice-President Lindsey Daugherty, Presi- dentg Noel Dicks, Secre- tary-Treosurerg Miss Diel, Advisor.

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OPHO CRE CLASS HISTORY Dear Tom. I guess you thought you'd never hear from me again after you dropped out of school last year, but I just must tell you all about the gang in our sophomore class. They're surely an alright bunch. All of them cooking on the front burner, believe me. Last year, as you probably remember, we had Kenny Artis for president, Lindsey Daugherty for vice-president, and Evelyn Moody for secretary- treasurer. This year we nominated Lindsey Doc Daugherty as president, Hoyle Carman as vice-president, and Noel Dicks as secretary-treasurer. Our class advisors are the same as last year. They are Miss Diel and Mr. Wise. Do you have any athletics? Say Tom, if our sophomore boys get any bigger and better we'll have every team in the country on the run. Last year there were 30 in our class. That included Noel Dicks who came in during the latter part of the year. This year there are 28 members. There are ll girls and I5 boys. You can see there isn't any man shortage in our class. Iim Powell, Leon Hutchings, Iunior South, and Betty Acton have left while Hoyle Carmen has come into our class. Also Ervin Plank left us at the beginning of the second semester of this year. Nearly all of the kids belong to some organization, which includes Home Ec., F. F. A., Dramatic Club, Commercial Club and G. A. A., etc. Remember the play Mumba-Iumbo '? It was the Dramatic Club play you said you liked so well. I guess the reason you liked it so well was because there were some sophomores in it to help make it a success. Carol Howell and Marianna Ritchey really helped it to go over with a bang. There are several in our class that have been on the honor roll every time. They are Doris Lacy, Marianna Ritchey and Mary Williams. There are a few others that have been on it but not every time. Some of us just don't seem to use what brains we do have. At the beginning of the year our class voted Bettyjane Hansen as candidate for queen. Our float was to carry out the theme Harvest Moon and the Horn of Plenty . Bettyjane was dressed in a lavender formal and was seated on a large yellow moon with stars hanging around the rnoon. Last year Ellen Hendrickson was our candidate for queen. I hope I haven't overlooked anything. I'd like to tell you a million other little things about our class, for instance about the swell time we had at our class party out at Ellen's and also about Carol getting second and Marianna getting third at a music contest held in Charleston, and a million other little things that have come up. Your old classmate, 66 18

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FRE MAN CLASS HI TURY Since we have been in the A. T, H. S. for such a short time, our history is brief. We chose as our class officers Lerae Galbreath, president, Byron Davenport, vice-president, and Iean Daugherty, secretary and treasurer. Lerae Galbreath also was chosen cheerleader. ln our class of Green freshmen, as we were called, we had thirty-three students, of which the girls were the greater percent. Cur class advisor was Miss Ochs. Our boys have also taken part in Athletics and we all have participated in the various clubs and school activities. Outstanding on our record is the part we played in the Homecoming program. Cur candidate for queen was LaVon Eads. The float was decorated as a GI tent with Pvt. Tuscola, CKeith Phillipsl a wounded patient. LaVon was dressed as a Red Cross Nurse, Believe it or not we won first prize. We have also been well represented on the Honor Roll by Anne Beckman, Paul Fleming, LaVon Eads, Sarah Mast, and Rose Stock. Some of our girls made quite a place for themselves as actresses in the dramatic club play, Mumba-Iumbo . Rose Stock and Lois Pankey each played leading roles in this play. Rose Stock and Anne Beckman also participated in the Music Contests held this spring. We have high regard for the A. T. H. S. and look forward to spending our last three years here, a place of which we are proud. 20