Atwood Hammond High School - Post Yearbook (Atwood, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1957 volume:

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THE POST PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1957 ATWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ATWOOD, ILLINOIS DEDICATION A MRL CARL BAER MRS. ALICE PETTIS OAKLEY We the class of 1957 dedicate the Post to the memory of Mr. Baer, who was a member of the school board and an active supporter of all our school activitiesg and to Mrs. Oakley, who had been a member of our class, Q Z 5 A 5 ! 4 I I I I 2 7 1 S I I I I 5 I I I 9 1 S 5 I I 9 1 I 1 I I 5 V 11 ,711 111 1 1 11 11 111111 1 1 1111 1111111111 11 1111 111111 111 1111111 111111 1 1111 111 11 1111111111111111 1111111 1111 1 11111 11 I 1 11 1111110 111111111111111 10111111 111 11111111111 I 1111111 111 Z ADMINISTRATION 2 MR. FRED R, BOLL Superintendent i 1 I 1 R l N l MRS, HELEN BURCHAM Secretary l 9 S 0 0 L B 0 A l . 1 QG V 5? .. R M . . M MM' 1- - 1-mf . J-,? -51.5 513- :,' .. ,. aw, V , Eg , -- MR. I. V. MAUCK , President MR, DEAN MAHANNAH MR. GEORGE KILEY, Secretary MR. EVERETT FISHER, FinishedMr. Carl Baer's term MR, ROBERT SC HEFFER MR. A. J. KAMM MR. REED BLAIN MR. OTTO ARIENS MRS. LOUISE BEAN MR. O. M. BREWER MR. KENNETH DARNER Mathematics English Agriculture English Science Drama General Science 5IJHf1iSh FACULTY MRS. IRENE DAVENPORT MR. DAVID DUNSCOMB MISS JOYCE FORSYTI-IE MRD LES GADBURY Science Music Home Economics Bookkeeping Gif1S P- E- Boys pcg. IVIRSD 14015 LIBBIN MR. C. E. ROGERS MISS LOIS SHONKWILER Athletics Commercial Industrial Arts Social Studies gg x-:ggfg-rg, f1jq'w5-- HH -gi QW ix., 3 5, mg? 1131, f fun- ,f 5,1 23.1. H, x wi E gag 31' iw. Lf!-IH XE! ,N if , 'S 2 ' - iii? gli 1 , ' 1 ff 5 Ianni., is 4 if 3 1 ji QM, .gfuji is 1 ' ,yi L5 in , 291- A I I I' i l . 4 1 1111 1 111111 111 1111 ,sk 1 1111 111 1111 11 1 111 11 1111 11 1111 11 11111 RONALD ALEXANDER Class Play 35 F.F.A. 2,3, 45 Secretary F,F.A. 45 Football l,2,3,45 Student Council 25DeKalbAward 4. JOHN W, BINDER Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Class Play 35 F.F,A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. State Convention 3. MARTORIE BARCUS F.H.A. l,2,3,4gB3I1d l,2,3,45 G. A.A. 25 F.H.A. Vice-President 35 F. H. A, Project Chairman 25 Student Council 45 POST Staff 3,45 Betty Crocker Award 45 Most Courteous 45 Class Play 3,4. ball 1,2,35 Class tary -Treasurer 25 EDWIN BELCHER AT -TO-HI 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Track lg Basket- Secretary-Treasurer lg Band Secre- Band Vice-President 35 Band Presi- dent 45 Class President 35 POST Staff 1, 2, 35 AT -TO-HI Junior Editor 35 AT -TO-HI Editor 45 Class Play 3,45 Drama 3,45 Student Council 3,45All-AmericanIour- nalism Award 25 Egyptian Music Camp Delegate 35 Most Courteous 4. NANCY BRAGG Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President G.A.A. 4 Drama 3,45 Class Play 3,4 AT-TO-HIX4. DARLENE BOBBETT F'H'A' 11213141 G.A.A. 2: AT- TO-HI Staff 45 Class Play 4. CHARLES BROWNFIELD Football 1,2, Basketball 1, 2,35 Class Play 3,4g Drama 3,43 Chorus 3g Drama Play 3, AT-TO-HI 3,45 POST Staff 3, 4, Class Secretary 4, Track 1, 2, AT-TO-HI Sports Editor 4. THERESE BURGENER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. Treasurer 2gF.H.A. Degree Chairman 3, Student Council 4, G.A.A. President 4, Class Play 3,45 POST Staff 3,45 AT-TO-HI 4. JOAN BRYSON Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council Secretary 3, Student Coun- cil President 4g AT-TO-HI 2,3,4g AT-TO-HI Junior Editor 3, AT-TO- HI Editor 45 F.H.A. 4, Class Play 3,4. ROBERT CANULL Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,25 Track lg Chorus 3, Class Play 35 Vice- President Junior Class 35 F.F.A. 4. LINDA BRY SON Band 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g G. A.A. President 3, F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Class Treasurer 4, AT-TO-HI 3,49 Band Reporter 3, POST Staff 3,45 Class Reporter 4. EVELYN COLLINS F.H.A, 1,2,3,4g AT-TO- HI 4, Drama Play 3, Class Play 3,4. vfxflbssl. 'A?Z'fV?55?! 22 3 'K if of P 2 S 99 S 3 53.,Q,QQ,ig.3.as1.g,f9f.iw,151-Q.slfrrl1s1 S sr J, 2 K X 2 ,X gggpgaris--rgwgssrQ.f553gfS1rMPrsf'1255321 'S P5 2 ST 5 f 3 K Q S ESM S. -.ffm i5 ii7Li'557:l,?? ' ie:-Y-rzffsxv' 'T-55 .. 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JOHN HAMILTON Football l,2,3g F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4g Class Play 4. w 1- fs srrr Q Q f. 1' T?1f? 5',,Qwggi? ii?2L'43 ,'52:.ilf1zff - - - ' A X ul H3153 K S R1 .fQ'li-'E ' a rf, Y iffix ,..,, Q fs SWE? X -X 1 595570 fl.. .:Qf:f'f.:52: 5 F E:.55'Q'...'.:-V, wwf 3 g , ,.hA ..... i S2 K SR GMX f'g-L.- X3 S 525358 3 ft, j X :,g-7124 Z X 2 K Football 1, 2, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3,43 Track lg F. F .A. ,g 1. 3 4 1 ' ' :fi g F: F , . 5 E N .Z'lPr . sjf iqEx.l fgfiifj i. . 2 f ' gif' iffffis . . r5iv.Iff.bQ ilfif7L5i We 'aX,lsy,,-. 1- iss- K - 1-'si Q f m -gi, -' - Of HAROLD HAMILTON Football 1,2,3g Class Play 4. ROBERT LONG Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3, 45 Track 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,:-5,45 Vice-President F.F.A. 35 President F.F.A. 45 Conservation Camp 25 F. F.A. Sentinel 25 Class Play 35 Class Vice -President 25 AT -TO-HI 25 Stu- dent Council 25 Boys' Chorus 3. ARNOLD JONES Football l,2,3,45 F.F.A. 45 Track 2,3,45 AT-TO-HI 4. DONALD MC LEOD AT-TO-HI 3,45 Class Play 3,45 AT-TO-Hl Production HAROLD MC DADE Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Class Play 35 Class Vice-President 45 POST Staff 3,45 Boys' Chorus 3. ROBERT PET TIS Editor 4. EDWARD PARSONS Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,25 Student Council 15 Dra- ma 3,45 AT -TO-HI 35 Class Play 3, 45 Chorus 35 Okaw All-Conference Football 4. AT-TO-HI 1,2,3,45 Class Reporter 45 Football 45 Track 3,45 Chorus 35 Class Play 3,4. ' LARRY QUICK F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Track 1,2gF.F.A, Sentinel 3, F.F.A. Vice-President 4, AT TO HI 3, Class Play 4. GARY PRUITT Track 1,2,3,4g Football 1, 2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,4g Class Presi- dent 2g F.F.A. 4. KENNETH SAWYER Vice -President lg Class President 4, Football 1, 2, 3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Track 1,25 Class Play 3,4, NORMA SCHUCHMAN G.A.A. 1gF.H.A. l,2,3,4gF,H,A. Parliamentarian and Historian 4, POST Staff3,4g Class Play 3,4gDra- ma 3, AT-TO-HI 4. JAMES REEDY Football lg Track l,2,4g Band 1,2,3,-4, AT-TO-HI 2,35 Eastern Music Camp 23 Class Play 3, Band Re- porter 3g Egyptian Music Camp 3, Chorus 3. RONALD SIMS Football 4, Football Mana- ger 35 Basketball 4, AT -TO- HI 49 Basketball Manager 3, Premier Boys' State 3, Chorus 3. BETTY SMITH I AT-TO-HI 45 G.A.A, 1,2,3,45 F. H.A. 1,2,3,45 Concession Manager F.H.A. 2,35 Class Play 3,4. DAPLYN SNYDER G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A,A. Vice- President 35 Student Council 45 G. A.A. Camp 25 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming A tt e n d a n t 35 Girls' State 35 Class Play 3,45Cheerleader l,3,45 Class Treasurer 35 Junior POST Staff 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Student Council Secretary 45 AT- TO-HI 45 Sweetheart Queen 1. LARRY WHOBREY Mt. Vernon: Basketball 1,25 Foot- ball 25 Track 25 Baseball 25 Biology Club 25 Hi-YClub 2. Atwood: Bas- ketball 3,45 Track 3,45 Class Play 3,45 AT -TO-HI 45 Drama Play 3,45 Boys' Chorus 3. BEVERLY WILSON F.H.A. l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Stu- dent Council 3,45 POST Staff 3,45 AT-TO-HI 45 Drama 45 Cheerleader 25 Class Play 3,45 HomecomingAt- tendant 15 Class President 15 Class Secretary 35 Student Council Vice- President 35 F. H.A. Vice -President 35 F.H.A. President 45 D.A.R. A- ward 4. MIKE STRATMAN Track 1,2,3,45 Football 1,45 High Magazine Salesman 35 Class Play 3,45 AT-TO-HI 45 Senior Home- coming Attendant 4. SENIOR PLAYS I cou1dn't get a duck. Go ahead, Jah 'im! It's a monkey! I'l1 take on every one of y ez ' HOPE IS THE THING WITH FEATHERS In this play, the author probes the illusions and hopes of a group of derelicts spending the night in Central Park. Writing with insight and understanding the author has created a beautiful and moving play out of the attempts of a band of vagabonds to snare a duck for their dinner in a nearby lake, You were reminded that hope burns bright even in the sorriest of men, Charlie ..... ..... . . . . . Larry Whobrey Doc ....... . . . Charles Brownfield TWELVE ANGRY WOMEN 105 .,..,,,, ,,,,,, R oben P31113 J-urors Old Man Nelson . . . . . Edwin Belcher one . . I . Linda Bryson Oscar ..... . . . . . Eddy Parsons Two . . ' I . Betty SI-nith Steve . . . . . . . Don McLeod Three . I . ' . Beverly Wilson Sweeney . . . . . Mike Stratman Four . .... Joan Bryson wiler - - - - - - Harold Hamilton Five . . . . . Evelyn Collins Six . . . . . . . Darlene Bobbett Seven . . .... .Tune Evans Eight . . . . . . Marjorie Barcus A decision which rneans life or death to a Nine . . . . . . Norma Schuchman boy charged with the murder of his father must Ten , , , .... Daplyn Snyder be made by a jury of twelve women. As they Eleven . . . . . . Therese Burgener discuss his fate, the character of each juror Twelve , , , ,,,,, Nancy Bragg is brought out by their attitudes and the opinions Judge . . .... Larry Quick they express. Guard . ....... ....... . . John Hamilton He was six inches shorter. This is where the man was killedl CLASS HISTORY ln a mad scramble all fifty-two freshmen found seats in the large study hall looking scared and be- wildered. In spite of the difficulties of making new acquaintances they managed to elect Beverly Wilson, presidentg Kenneth Sawyer, vice-presidentg and Ed Belcher, secretary-treasurer, Joan Bryson and Ed Parsons, student council representatives for the fresh- man year. Mrs. Louise Bean and Mrs. Rosanna Rayburn were their advisers. Karen Mayfield and Daplyn Snyder were elected cheerleaders. Beverly Wilson served as attendant to thehome- coming queen. The seniors did a thorough job of initiating them, and they became members of A.H.s. with cheers and laughter ringing in their ears. Butin return they sponsored a party with Hit Parade as the theme. Their class had made its mark. Honors were awarded when Daplyn Snyder was chosen Queen of the G.A.A. Valentine dance and the student body chose Beverly Wilson the rnost typical co-ed. Then quietly the doors shut for a brief intermission. Older and wiser they thought, they entered the doors of A.H.S. as sophomores. Gary Pruitt served as presidentg Bob Long, vice-presidentg Karen Mayfield, secretary-treasurerg Joan Bryson and Ronald Alexander, student council representatives. Mr, Lile and Mrs. Dorothy O'Neil were their ad- visers. Beverly Wilson and Joyce Wilhelm were elected cheerleaders. Karen Mayfield was the sophomore homecoming attendant. Linda Bryson and Daplyn Snyder were chosen G.A.A. delegates to attend East Bay Camp for G.A.A. leadership. Charlene Wilson was awarded an art scholarship to attend camp at Allerton. They chose their class rings and adjourned for the summer. They elected Ed Belcher, presidentg Bob Canull, vice-president, Beverly Wilson, secretary, Daplyn Snyder, treasurerg Joan Bryson and James Crowe, student council representatives for their junior year. Mrs. Irene Davenport and Mr. Les Gadbury were their class advisers. Daplyn Snyder was elected cheerleader. They brought their gtuis and ten gallon hats to present Girl Crazy. Their magazine sales were surprisingly good - S'pl,850,00, with Mike Stratman high salesman. The junior boys helped to win the Rajahs a co-championship with Arcola in the 1955 Okaw Valley Conference Football competition. Gary Pruitt reigned as King at the G.A,A. Sweetheart ball. Gay Paree was the theme of their prom at the Hotel Orlando in Decatur, April 27, in honor of the seniors, June Evans was awarded the art scholarship at Allerton Mansion. The American Legion chose Daplyn Snyder to attend Girls State and Ronald Sims to Boys State. Then off to camps, jobs, and home to pass the time until they were to return as rulers of A,H,S, Proudly they entered school with an evil look in their eyes for the freshmen. Kenneth Sawyer was presidentg Harold McDade, vice-presidentg Charles Brownfield, secretaryg Linda Bryson, treasurerg Mar- jorie Barcus, and James Crowe, student council representativesg Joan Bryson, student council pres- ident. They managed to give the freshmen a rough time during initiation with Daplyn Snyder, day chair- man, and Gary Pruitt, night chairman, for the occasion. The student body chose Daplyn Snyder cheer- leader and Homecoming Queen with Gary Pruitt, crowner. Beverly Wilson and Harold McDade led the Grand March after Harold won a toss of a coin with Bob Canull for the honor. Joan Bryson was elected by the class as senior attendant, ' Marjorie Barcus worked hard as the alitor of the POST. Senior girls presented Twelve Angry Women, a serious drama, with the help of Larry Quick and John Hamilton. Eight boys gave a comedy named Hope is a Thing With Feathers. Both casts worked hard but enjoyed the success of their final performance. Beverly Wilson won the D.A.R. awardg Ed Belcher, the Arion awardg and Ronnie Alexander, the Dekalb award. Ed Belcher, Joan Bryson, Linda Bryson, Ed Parsons, Daplyn Snyder and Beverly Wilson were chosen for the National Honor Society. Many of the class members have served as various officers of the many organizations around school and they are proud of the members as every other class has been, During their years at A.rLS, they lost many of the class members, some married, others moved away or quit school. But in spite of this they also gained a few students: .Tune Evans, Don McLeod, Larry Whobrey, and Dave Hanners. Commencement exercises were planned with Ed Belcher as valedictoriang Ed Parsons, salutator- iang Larry Quick, class historiang and Kenneth Sawyer, class prophet, Most of the senior class took a vacation to the Ozarks and returned in a worst condition but with many happy memories. May 29, 1957, they took the final march through A.PLS. gYrn. Dressed in blue gowns with white tassels they looked back over those four short years with sad hearts but ready to face the new life ahead. They celebrated graduation with a short party after- wards before each took his chosen path. They had learned that Today Decides Tomorrow. 9 vlllllll ffllfllfllfl ll!!! llllllllllll ll!! llllllllllllfllllll I ffl IH ll lllffflllylff ! lil!!! 1171! W!!! I! l I fl fill!!! !!H!!!!!!!W!!!llllll! 0!!l I flfffll Iliff!! ll! Ili FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bean, Peggy Dallas, KathlegnaBeaty, Secretary-Treasurerg Philip Baer, President, Larry Harshbarger, Vice-President, Barbara Lowery, Miss Forsythe, SECOND ROW: Betty Moody, Judy Christ,-Janet vliorte, Linda Davis, Mary Ann Schable, .Tagque,,Ford, Carol Burgener. THIRD ROW: Dean Auer, J EPE'y'iie2ES?Q J im Scott, Larry Birch, Tom Greve, Eddie Stanley, Larry Coward, John Pourchot. FOURTH ROW: ltgyljall, Cater, Doris.B1an-ey, Gail Randall, Mary Beth Hanners, Janice Gulley, Kathy Livengood, Sandra Eskridge,'B5K'athy Allen. FIFTH ROW: Mary Lou Binder, Rosalee Snyder, Sally Redden. CQQQIQMYQQSOHV Barbra W11kH1SOH- Y19R,KaUflH3911- Shar9n,,.MaSlQ15ll2arlaiD1ri SIXTH ROW: Bob Reedy, Harvey Hatchel, Glenn Jay, .Toe Daugherty, David Schmidt, Donald Belcher, Skip Whitworth, SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Mr. Dunscomb, Judy Blain, Susanna Burgener, secretary-treasurer, Charles Greve, pres- ident, Carolyn Sirns, vice-presidentg Joy Kingery, Mr. Darner, SECOND ROW: Lynn Darby, Judy Tharp, Bill Upright, Bob Mauck, Bill Cornwell, Larry Luechtenfeld, Donald Chenoweth, Linda Taylor, Janice Burcham, THIRD ROW: Marlys Dallas, Janice Mayberry, Donna Brown, Peggy Harrington, Margaret Rees, Edna Wells, Rosalind Cordts, Nancy Stewart, Sue Pruitt, Brenda Luck. FOURTH ROW: Norman Appleby, Fred Whobrey, Jim Helfrich, Larry Rodrnaker, Bob Beery, Tom Mosbarger, Dennis Behrend, Gaylord Myers, Junior Badger, FIFTH ROW: Paul Osborne, Ronald Gaskill, Verlen Kresin, Bob Phalen, Norman Mosely, Bruce Kellogg, J oe Sanders, Jon Mayberry, J oe Morgan, Bill Beatty, Larry Reedy, Frank Andrews. kill-liV,f f'i'fs,Lfl:.ft'l?i2firQff ' ,N - ' W6 in IUNIORS FIRST ROW: Mr. Gadbury, Anita Crist, Len Baer, treasurer: Larry Sawyer, vice-president: Ronald Wallace, president: Rheadon Earley, secretary: Inez Stanley, Mrs. Davenport, SECOND ROW: Ruth Amick, J uda Brown, Sue Wilcoxen, Sandra Grayhem, Mary McE1haney, Beverly Tomey, Judy Eskridge, Betty Yoachum, THIRD ROW: Boyd Edwards, Jim Bragg, Dick Day, Jerry J urgens, Ronald Korte, David Batchelder, Charles Lowery. FOURTH ROW: David Traxler, John Swartz, Jim Barcus, Dewain High, Ronald Day, Jim Upright, Joe Smith, Skip Romine. FIFTH ROW: Martha Provine, Sue Chenoweth, Sharon Day, Judy Stephenson, Kay Wesch, Ruth Hatchel, Gelene Rivers, Velma Crowe, Ruth Kamm. SIXTH ROW: Don Murray, David Behrend, Bill Austin, John Mosbarger, Roy Dallas, Jerry Patrick, Larry West, Eugene Harrison, Darrel Parks, Mickey Harshbarger. JUNIOR PLAY GeneSis.,... Johnnie Watson Willie Baxter . , , , Larry West . . . . . Larry Sawyer . . . . . Skip Romine Jane Baxter . . Bert ,.,. Charlie . . . Dave ...... .Toe Bullitt . . Lester . . . Darrell . . . Don... . LolaPratt,, Mrs. Baxter . . May Parcher . Emmie . . . . Ida . . . . Madge . . Sue . . Jenny .... Nan ...... Mr. Baxter . . Mr. ,Parcher . . . Mrs. Parcher George Cooper Liz....... . . . Betty Yoachum . . . Bill Austin . . . Ronald Korte . . Ron Wallace . . . Dick Day , , , , Ronald Day , David Traxler .... Jo Smith . . , Beverly Tomey Rheadon Earley . . Inez Stanley . . . Sharon Day . . . . . Anita Crist . . . Sue Chenoweth . . . . Kay Wesch . . . Velma Crowe . . . . . . Ruth-Amick . . . Don Murray . . . . Mickey Harshbarger Judy Stephenson . . ....... Len Baer . Gelene Rivers I just love boys! STORY OF THE PLAY Poor Willie Baxter--moonstruck from the momait he meets cute, blonde, and baby- talking Lola Pratt, who has come to the country for a summer visit. Wi1lie's father thinks Willie must be sick, but his little sister gets some spiteful joy out of mimicking him. On top of that, every other boy in the neighbor- hood is vying with Willie for Lola's attention. He goes to such lengths to impress her that he wears his father's much-too-large formal dress suit whenever he calls on her in the evening. Poor Willie sticks out like a sore thumb, But if you still have an empty place S33-IY . . S2-11Cl1'aG1'aYhCI11 in your heart for the scenes of your child- MBS . . - ---- S116 Wilcoxen hood, you will be completely captivated by Tom . . . . . ROY Dallas this youthful musical memory, Dick , , . . Jim Barcus Clem . . ..... Trix West Flopit . . . . . . Eenie Tomey Let me hold Flopit for you, Look at that. Oo-00-O0-OO! What YOU do I0 me! in-1 i1i1ZF ,gi? ,lfQ ' i FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Marlys Dallas, Beverly Tomey, Rosalee Snyder, Sue Chenoweth, Daplyn Snyder, Judy Eskridge, Anita Crist, Janice Burcham, SECOND ROW: James Crowe, Len Baer, David Behrend, Harold McDade, David Day, Mike Stratrnan, Kenny Sawyer, Eddie Parsons, Don Murray, John Binder. THIRD ROW: Ronald Alexander, Mickey Harshbarger, Bruce Kellogg, Bob Canull, Bill Austin, Bob Long, Arnold I ones, Gary Pruitt, Roy Dallas, Larry West, I on Mayberry. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Freeman, Dennis Behrend, Dewain High, Larry Sawyer, Bob Phalen, Jerry Patrick, .Toe Sanders, Ronald Gaskill, Glenn .T ay, Bob Berry, Coach Gadbury, Assistant Coach Noffke. FIFTH ROW: Eddie Stanley, Bob Mauck, Fred Whobrey, Jerry Iurgens, Bob Pettis, RonnieSirns,J'ohnSwartz, Ronnie Wallace, Larry Harshbarger, Frank Andrews, Phil Baer, FIRST TEAM FRONT ROW: Len Baer, David Day, David Behrend, Harold McDade, Eddie Parsons. .Tohn Binder, Don Murray, Kenny Sawyer. BACK ROW: Bob Long, Bob Canull, Bill Austin, Gary Pruitt, CO-CAPTAINS AND COACH Gary Pruitt, Mr. Gadbury, Harold McDade, 5331 55 55751 Q .f 1 F Qfil3rfil:,b,,fol, rleril aair in - A W 921 SEASON'S SCORES it . .,.., VV.' , W A is A . . , Atwood Bethany 6 ,abii Q , iyia i b god ,iti ,,,,, reii ' AW Tuscola 19 5 oree sio y vaiia ,,v, by A Atwood Arcola 13 1 , , 4'f i i'-,-' if d o '1f7if29ffl2t,, ,o li'LEsf1,f ,'v- 3 .-o', 'W 7?f1l'f'f' Atwood Newman 12 aioa iatei at AfW00d Bement 0 A vobi 'AV ' Aelres A Atwood Cerro Gordo 0 A fzo SENIOR LETTERMEN Bob Canull Right Halfbackv Harold McDade Guard Bob Long Ken Sawyer Qua rterba ck En John Binder Tackle Arnie Jones Halfback ,- Gary Pru1tt Left Halfback Jim Crowe Guard Eddy Parsons Dave Day End Center Mike End BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Larry West, Kenneth Sawyer, Bruce Kellogg, Ronalde Freeman, Bill Austin, Bob Long. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gadbury, Assistant Coach, Larry Whobrey, Larry Sawyer, ,T oe Sanders, Bob Beery, Mr, Noffke, Coach, THIRD ROW: John Purchot, Phillip Baer, Larry Harshbarger, Dwain High, Manager, Charles Greve, Frank Andrews, ,T im Scott, FOURTH ROW: Skip Romine, Dennis Behrend, Dayid Schmidt, .T oe Daugherty, Ronald Sims, Paul Osborn, ,T im Helfrich, Fred Whobrey. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Judy Eskridge, Daplyn Snyder. Anita Crist. Beverly Rosalee Snyder, Janice Bin-Cham, and Marlys Dallas Torney, and Sue Chenoweth. SENIOR LETTERMEN BOB LONG RONNIE FREEMAN KENNY SAWYER Forward Center Forward LARRY WHOBREY CAPTAIN LONG RONALD sms Guard COACH NOFFKE Forward LETTERMEN Bob Beery, guardg Larry Sawyer, guardg Larry Whobrey, guard, Bob Long, forward, Kenny Sawyer, forward, Ronnie Freeman, center, Bruce Kellogg, centerg Mr. Noffke, coach. - 'l HOMECOMING Rosalee Snyder, freshman attermdantg Dennis Behrend, freshman escortg Sue Chenoweth, junior attendant, Bob Long, junior escortg Karen Snyder, flower girly Daplyn Snyder, queeng Clarence Snyder Jr., crown bearer, Gary Pruitt, king, Mike Stratman, senior escortg Joan Bryson, senior attendant, Larry Sawyer, sophomore escortg J' udy Blain, sophomore attendant, BV GRAND MARCH LEADERS King Gary, Queen Daplyn Beverly Wilson, Harold McDade TRACK FIRST ROW: David Schmidt, .Toe Daugherty, Larry Reedy, Larry Harshbarger, John Pourchot, Bob Reedy, .Terry Reeder, Frank Andrews, Eddie Stanley, Bill Beatty, Dennis Behrends, Bob Mauck. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gadbury, Larry West, Gary Pruitt, Larry Sawyer, David Behrends, Arnold Jones, Bob Long, Harold McDade, Mike Stratman, .T oe Sanders, Roy Dallas. TRACK RECORD Squad placed second in Okaw conference track meet, with the individuals scoring as follows: Mike Stratman placed second in high hurdles, third in 440, aid- tifth in low hurdles. Arnold Jones placed first in pole vault-11 feet. Roy Dallas tied for third in high hurdles, tied for first inhigh jump, tied for fourth in pole vault. David Behrends placed third in shot put, throwing 44 ft. ll in. Gary Pruitt placed thirdinl00 yard dash. Larry West placed fifth in the mile. Mike Stratman Bob Lgng Arnold -Tones GHYY Pruitt Harold McDade 4 if 1, FOH QAQ FIRST ROW: Joy Kingery, Betty Moody, Sue Pruitt, recreation chairman: Judy Blain, treasurer: Ruth Amick, vice-president: Beverly Wilson, president: Janice Burcham, secretary: Norma Schuchman, par- liamentariang Barbara Lowery, Miss Forsythe. SECOND ROW: Jacque Ford, Sandra Grayhem, Peggy Dallas, Carol Burgener, Janet Korte, Anita Crist, Inez Stanley, Kathy Allen, Linda Davis, Mary Ann Schable, Linda Taylor, Judy Crist, Darlene Bobbett. THIRD ROW: Betty Yoachum, Marjorie Barcus, Sandra Eskridge, Karen Cater, Rheadon Earley, Kathy Livengood, Judy Tharp, Marlys Dallas, Lynn Darby, Doris Blaney, Beverly Tomey, Judy Hall, Betty Smith, Janice Gulley. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Sims, Janet Mayberry, Mary McElhaney, Nancy Bragg, .Tune Evans, Peggy Harrington, Mary Beth Hanners, Martha Provine, Therese Burgener, Velma Crowe, Gail Randall, Donna Brown, Brenda Luck, FIFTH ROW: Mary Lou Binder, Linda Bryson, Rosalind Cordts, Edna Wells, Sharon Musick, Kathleen Beaty, Rosalee Snyder, Susanna Burgener, Margaret Rees, Sue Wilcoxen, Darla Dick, Ruth Kamrn. SIXTH ROW: Sally Redden, Daplyn Snyder, Gelene Rivers, Viola Kauffman, Ruth Hatchel, Carolyn Nicoson, Barbara Wilkinson, Kay Wesch, Judy Stephenson, Sharon Day, Sue Chenoweth, Joan Bryson, Evelyn Collins, COURTESY WEEK INSTALLATION OF NEW OFFICERS Norma Schuchrnan, Eve1yI1CO1- Beverly Wilson, president, hands gavelto Ruth Amick luis Beverly Wilson. new president. , THANKSGIV ING TEA Mary Am SCI-lable, Miss Forsythe, Caroling F. H. A. Initiation Darlene Bobbett FIFOAI FIRST ROW: Gaylord Myers, reporterg Leonard Baer, treasurerg Ronnie Alexander, secretaryg Bob Long, presidentg Larry Quick, vice-president: Ronald Korte, sentinel, Mr. Brewer. SECOND ROW: J im Scott, Junior Badger, Gary Pruitt, Ronald Wallace, Phil Baer, Larry Coward, Don Chenoweth. THIRD ROW: Jerry Reeder. .Terry Jurgens, George Dukeman, Larry Harshbarger, Joe Smith, .Tim Helfrich, Arnold Jones, FOURTH ROW: Jim Barcus, Bob Canull, Don Belcher, Carl Edwards, John Binder, Paul Osborne, Glen Jay, James Crowe, FLFTH ROW: John Hamilton, Verlen Kresin, David Hanners, Joe Daugherty, Ronalde Freeman, Larry West, Bob Phalen, David Schmidt, Donald Murray. PUTTING NEW MACHINERY TKQETHER Interior of new shop Mr. Brewer, Jim Barcus. .T er ryJ urgens, John Binder. AFTER A MEETING PAINTING HURDLES . . Leonard Baer, Bob Long, Mr. Brewer, Mr, Brewer, Ronnie F,F,A, Gathering George Dukeman Alexander, Larry Quick G.A.A. FIRST ROW: Sue Pruitt, secretary: Nancy Bragg, vice-president: Therese Burgener, president: Margaret Rees, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Davenport, .Toy Kingery, Janice Burcham, Jacque Ford, Peggy Dallas, Betty Yoachum, Mary Ann Schable, Barbara Lowery, THIRD ROW: Kathy Allen, Karen Cater, Janice Gulley, Betty Smith, Rheadon Earley, Inez Stanley, Carol Burgener, Lynn Darby, Ruth Amick, FOURTH ROW: Martha Provine, ILE-FELL Beverly Tomey, Marlys Dallas, Janet Mayberry, Brenda Luck, Carolyn Sims, Judy Tharp, Anita Crist. FIFTH ROW: Sandra Grayhern, Ruth Kamm, Linda Bryson, Edna Wells, Susanna Burgener, Donna Brown, Darla Dick, Mary Lou Binder, Mary Beth Hanners. SIXTH ROW: Doris Blaney, Rosalee Snyder, Sue , Sharon Day, Caggyn Nicoson, Barbara Wilkinson, Kay Wesch, Ruth Hatchel, Daplyn Snyder, Sh . L tttiy iiiiii I iisiss 3Qf:i,l5i3g1: 'I f 5, . f' .,'W7 :':, for fr F. 3'1iA5fTlfy wfffi?f'fa?55.Z fs' .,i, fag fr ferr 44: ff M R a I Yiiirta RWM time ia , fr an na V if fa PM MEM F Wd! yea If -me me 'fra A5302 '-. ' was We'amaui'?Tfgrms914z:1 swam TD J I I ,-,, 353539, We ofATWw-J1Hs. A strike for Mary Beth First prizeHomecorning window TUMBLING Nancy Bragg. Jacque Ford, Jacque Ford, Kathy Allen Brenda Luck, Carolyn Sims, Ruth Kamm. X TUMBLING Kathy A111211 There goes Lynn Darby Tllfllbliflg Shi She's Asleep. I know a funny clown. The Princess is very ill. DRAMA PLAY MANY MOONS This is the story of a little princess who wanted the moon and the attempts of the court to get it for her. Queen . . . . . Beverly Wilson Jester .... . . . Larry Whobrey Attendant . . . .... Ruth Arnick Royal Nurse . . . . . Rheadon Earley Mathematician . . . .... Eddy Parsons Princess Lenore . . . ..... Betty YO-achum Royal Wizard ....... .... Ch arles Brownfield Go1dsrnith's Daughter ....... . . . Inez Stanley Cynicia, The Chamberlain's wife . . Beverly Torney Paretta, The Wizard's wife ..... . . Sharon Day Lord High Chamberlain ...... . . Edwin Belcher Curtain talk ....... .... . . NEIHCY Brass In charge of little .Testers .... .... Ka y Wesch Don't cry, Princess. That's what I want--the Moon! I have a list of the things Pve got for you. ,. EDITORIAL STAFF FIRST ROW: Rosalind Cordts, Linda Duensing, Linda Bryson, Judy Blain, Betty Moody, Larry Birch. SECOND ROW: Don Murray, Donna Brown, ,Tuda Brown, Bob Mauck, Bob Pettis, Joan Bryson, Sue Pruitt. THIRD ROW: Ed Belcher, Charlie Brownfield, Dick Day, Margaret Rees, Gelene Rivers, Verlen Kresin, AT-TO-HI Gaylord Myers, Ronnie Gaskill, Charles Brownfield, Bob Pettis, sports editorsg Ed Belcher Joan Bryson, editors, Mrs, Bean. M ,, ,. ,, , 3 s STANDING: Mrs, Libbin, Don McLeod, pro- duction editorg Nancy Bragg, Evelyn Collins, mimeograph operators. SEATED: Norma Schuchman, Daplyn Snyder, Larry Whobrey, stencilists. PRODUCTION STAFF FIRST ROW: Ronald Sims, Betty Srnith, Therese Burgener, Linda Bryson. SECOND ROW: ,Tune Evans, Nancy Bragg, Darlene Bobbett, Evelyn Collins, Martha Provine, THIRD ROW: Arnold Jones, Norma Schuchman, Mike Stratman, James Crowe, Daplyn Snyder, FOURTH ROW: Beverly Wilson, Bob Pettis, Larry Whobrey, s rffy'n f,-7f--,- :vf--fwmM :ft::f,ff?1slw .- : : u STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Mrs. Libbin, Bob Beery, Beverly Wilson, Joan Bryson, Daplyn Snyder, Mr. Brewer. SEC- OND ROW: Marjorie Barcus, Sue Pruitt, Therese Burgener, Beverly Tomey, Judy Hall. THIRD ROW: Ronald Wallace, Donald Belcher, Larry West, Ed Belcher, Bill Austin, ,T im Crowe. N0011 dal' activities Noon hour dancing CHRISTMAS PARTY HOMECOMING DECORATORS TRIP TO ST. LOUIS Beverly Wi1S0f1, B013 BGEFY. Larry Bob Beery, Judy Hall, Ronnie Wal- Cinerama-Ball Game West, Bill Austin, Ronnie Wallace, lace, Beverly Tomey. Jim Crowe. CONCERT BAND FIRST ROW: Rosalind Cordts, Karen Cater, Linda Davis,Janet Korte, Sandra Eskridge, Mary Lou Binder, Marlys Dallas, Nancy Stewart, Judy Blain. SECOND ROW: Dick Day, Marjorie Barcus, Linda Taylor, Susanna Burgener, Jacque Ford, Kathleen Beaty, Carolyn Nicoson, Anita Crist, James Scott, Mary Ann Schable, Sharon Musick. THIRD ROW: J imReedy,J udy Eskridge, Bill Austin, Linda Bryson, Skip Romine, Don Murray, Betty Moody, Gail Randall, Larry Harshbarger, Judy Crist, Larry Coward, Viola Kauffman, Bob Beery, Ed Belcher, Larry Reedy, Bob Phalen, Bob Reedy, Ronald Gaskill, FOURTH ROW: Larry West, Joe Smith, Ronald Korte. STANDING: Donna Brown, Sandra Grayhem, Edna Wells, Lynn Darby, Mr. Dunscomb. MARCHING BAND A-formation with majorettes Sharon Musick, Judy Crist, Kathy Livengood, drum majorette: Judy Tharp, Darlene Heit. i siixs Y W. CHORUS FIRST ROW: Judy Eskridge, .T Oy Kingery, Linda Davis, Sandra Grayhem, Judy Crist, Jacque Ford, Mr. Dunscomb. SECOND ROW: Janet Korte, AnitaCrist, Inez Stanley, Rheadon Earley, Mary McElhaney, J uda Brown, Martha Provine, Ruth Karnm. THIRD ROW: Nancy Bragg, June Evans, Kathy Livengood, Ruth Amick, Sue Wilcoxen, Marlys Dallas, Velma Crowe, Beverly Tomey, Betty Yoachum. FOURTH ROW: Gail Randall, Sue Pruitt, Donna Brown, Peggy Harrington, Magaret Rees, Brenda Luck, Carolyn Sims, Judy Tharp. FIFTH ROW: Kathleen Beaty, Sue Chenoweth, Sharon Day, Kay Wesch, Judy Stephenson, Barbara Wilkinson, Ruth Hatchel, Viola Kauffman, Sharon Musick. Combined bands of high school, Atwood and Hammond grade schools practice for unit band concert given May 14, 1957. Soloists winning first in state music Ensemble winning first in state music contest: Ronnie Gaskill, Judy Blain, Bob contest: Trumpet Triop Bill Austin, Judy Reedy, Ed Belcher, Larry West, Bill Austin, Eskridge, .Timmy Reedy, This was also the and .Timmy Reedy. From this group Ed outstanding ensemble. Belcher was chosen as outstanding soloist. INITIATION Lunch Mud Pack Bathing Beauties Good Grooming Whex-e's your mouth ? x Y -ff 3329 ,Q V. : .,,, ,,L Z., , ,, Xz,.1w,,,1W,,1 ,L,. Hifsif ' f - ' : 4 ' il . f! f ef 2-1' 15: ,Y V L, wie: ,H , r- ,eg g ,rg V :Els . V . G L G - Z? uZ'.5,J if1 im: 2295 1 - ..,....- , , I, it ,. .. 1: - i ' A , :'f'-- M i f 'T - , fly 5 1. ' ' iC1L'Qzi ijz, .i4,,f',:5' z1..1ygf,'ii5: . sf Q1 ' . V a fits,-ff 3 . ' , I ,S j ' 1- ,: - f :iw-'vw x, :-f x.mav1.fW I VE: H N or . 1 Y ' gif' . G H ,- 3 ' - TET1fcn75',c '5 ' '1 'L 'fm ,553 '55-9' . . , ,,LL , fag' 1- f - fx-' -- 5,1215-gwsii 2 ef YF? fi 1 ' 1 K T11 : .,5, I-k' gp '- . 75 -511' ii fi K , SF WZ, ' 'ltjfiiill Elffl--Tiff X' ,, v N' Qi E n 9 1 is L Q ,QQ X K Q S H W . . ,. ,, . i -7,73 fzz, .. ,. .W Are.n't they cute! FRESHMAN RETURN Juniors bring to life pictures from the family album of the l920's. Sophomores Give White Sport Coat and Pink Car- nation. Seniors pantomime Don't Forbid Me. POST STAFFS SENIOR STAFF FIRST ROW: Daplyn Snyder, literary editor: Marjorie Barcus, editor: Beverly Wilson, co-editor: Norma Schuchrnan, picture editor. SECOND ROW: Kenny Sawyer, sports editor: Charles Brownfield, photographer: Linda Bryson, business manager: Therese Burgeuer, advertisement manager: Harold McDade, sub- scription manager, STANDING: David Batchelder, Joe Smith, photographers: Mr. Ariens, Miss Shonk- wiler. IUNIOR STAFF FIRST ROW, Seated: Ronnie Day, Judy Eskridge, Dewain High, Miss Shonkwiler. SECOND ROW: Anita Crist, Ruth Kamm, Juda Brown, Len Baer, Dick Day. STANDING: David Batchelder, Joe Smith, Ronald Korte, Mr. Ariens. TWELVE YEARS TOGETHER Bob Canull, Ed Belcher, Evelyn CO1-11115. Ed Pal' Marjorie Barcus, Bob Sons. Nancy Bragg. Long, Kenneth Sawyer, Atwood Grade School Gary Pruitt. Hammond Grade School Atwood High School I im Reedy, Arnold I ones, Ronalde Freeman, Pierson Grade School Atwood High School Harold McDade, Daplyn Snyder, David Day, Garrett Grade School Th B , Ro - - Hammond Grade School aldeijiimdgigwer H Atwood Grade School Atwood High School Leavitt G1-A de School Atwood High School Hammond Grade School Atwood High School PROM Prom was at Allerton Mansion, Monticello, on the starry night of March 29, 1957, at 6130, Welcoming the juniors and seniors and their guests was junior prexy, Ronald Wallace. Response was given by senior prexy, Kenneth Sawyer, Light after-dinner talk was given by David Behrend, and J' uda Brown gave a more serious talk about conduct and behavior. Ronald Korte, Larry West, Dick Day and Bill Austin sang Stardust with Judy Eskridge accom- parlyine. Wayne Karr and his orchestra provided the music for dancing, We could have danced all night, Oh yeah! HONORS Ronald Alexander receives Dekalb award Mr, Kiley presents Beverly Wilson and from Mr. Brewer. Edwin Belcher with the American Legion Awards, I Edwin Belcher receives Arion Award from Larry Sawyer won the free-throw trophy Mr. Kiley. for the second time, I Beverly Wilson National Honor Society: Linda Bryson, Joan D A R Bryson, Eddy Parsons, Ed Belcher, Beverly Wilson, Daplyn Snyder. wgigf f F N W M SKIP DAY The seruors spent three days, May '23 25 at Lake Lawn Lodge Osage Beach, 1n the Missouri Ozarks Two senior mothers Mrs Kenneth Bryson and Mrs W11l1am Bragg, accompanied them along with bus drivers Elva Williams and Eugene Taylor, Vz..r::5LEV 5 .ww waz- aw at 7 wa, sw ,f my ,gan - ag f , .ma ,nu s4By5yt971,, ::. ., .J-.:.IGI asses: 352,33 f TIS..-H 'N' K 1 : Q t ma ri wi fi .5 H923 .---,.. 1 -- ,. - i it ffti 'q:,r::E, . ELE -M ,Z 51.53,-,1.zf, f,g.- , fi ,. We''lfffiii'xi-2151!-m, 'sim wx 1-z: :li.ii?ausasM ' ME-'HE11 -' f 'MQW , 3 . L f ' W a ,4 1 , aw 1225- MA Q , .am t 1 KX J 3 fa W Q ,K as , K , Q 2 1 t E Q si3.s:f.f'-'11 .1-V:- F-4. :11i1's2fA:faifssn2wi , Y' , . ,,, at WE? xt Q r, W .3 3 X ijt L, W 3 Q, 2 W. air' : H, COMMENCEMENT FIRST ROW: David Day, Kenneth Sawyer, 'Ronalde Freeman, Donald McLeod, Daplyn Snyder, Larry Who- brey, Therese Burgener, Arnold J ones, Linda Bryson, Larry Quick, Michael Stratman, Harold Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Nancy Bragg, Harold McDade, J une Evans,Gary Pruitt, Norma Schuchman, Evelyn Collins, Darlene Bobbett, Robert Pettis, Marjorie Barcus, Robert Canull, Betty Smith, James Reedy. THLRD ROW: John Hamilton, Edwin Belcher, Edward Parsons, James Crowe, Ronald Sims, John Binder, Joan Bryson, Ronald Alexander, Beverly Wilson, Charles Brownfield, Robert Long, Edwin Belcher. Va16diCf0I'i-in .Tune Evans sings Edward Parsons, Salutatorian Y Mr. I. V. Mauck, President, School Board: Mr. Fred R. Boll, Superintendent: Mr. Kenneth Sawyer. C1335 Prophecy George Kiley: Reverend John Simmons. Larry Quick, Class History They're about re ady. Is that what a diploma looks like! The seniors march in After commencement party for the seniors. A 4 n 1,55 , Q Viiwif fy - fm ,Hi ' L 'fi V --!?':f 'f :,, 7 . . 'li :H Wg-Y, Q' 2, 5.55, ai, :L iif' '-,Afff'fE:t'l.V5f3V 3I3':'3 f -I 1 sv ., ' K X -, 1. W , :gf Y Lk W ' Tap ' zff f.: fl' - -13 0- f 2,55 - -, ' QM , ' . - ,f,-V. , U., .. .5 ...M . 'www ff ---- ' ., , 5 - f 1 1 1 . ' K' L- :k,,, Student teachers, Miss Teresa D'Amato and Frank Stokes, direct the Christmas play given by the drama class. M Wiz.-mi,gffl.:wsf-f .fet,:..,r, ., BUS DRIVERS rr x V, ., arg . .. .,., , KNEELING: Elva Wllllarns, Wllblll' Shorlkwller, Eugene . 57 A A Taylor, Rex Hadden. STANDING: Albert Wflghfy Glenn t y Randall, Don Swartz, Ronald Eagan, who took KBI1.l'1ClhB1ShOD'S .Vw f P1306 In May. - I 5 3 'I t ' , .i .. 1 W' +1 vfzaiggafifi r'-, ser I ' LL --A? - ' semi 1 . we t -1-af . evils ' ffm, A T S , r i ' S r..,- ' ' :A 'ff H599 '231i?T3 245' -e' -f lfi iilfggf 7 ' WTS' Vi ': ' :i- a.zv:ss:...'::f-- ef? 54 ,. .,-f, -1 may V-afgieu-vwezf9iQ?,,g,3 -. 'Q i f f 8 sr- wwf - a --w i V, 'f . -- 4 I ,,,.. Student teacher, Miss Shirley Com- peggio, supervises the sophomore class in their study of MacBeth, COOKS Mrs. Alvin Birch, Mrs. Kenneth Taylor, Mrs. George Mayfield, Mrs. Paul Snyder, Mrs. IOC Wilcoxeni MPS. Raymond Collins. Mr. Boll tries out new mower. Stephen Sanders Custodian H W l I l I 1 i l PATRONS ATWOOD Foran and Son S. R. Born Funeral Home Hofsas Bros. Hardware Atwood Herald Printing and Publishing W. F. Funk Insurance Atwood Tavern Floyd Lewis Barber Shop Lucille Williamson Clothing and Notions Atwood Grain and Supply Co. Atwood Lumber Co. Gene's Plumbing and Heating Romine's Barber Shop Atwood Meat Market Cordts Standard Service Station Reedy's Dairy Bar Delmar Day, Day Construction Davis Motor Sales Hadden Jewelry Atwood State Bank Austin s Complete Locker Service The Hugh Harshbarger Co.- Birch Oil Co. Chapman Implement Co. Birch Welding Service Hall's Garage Swartz and Biggs Well Drilling Quick's Lunch Room, Garage, and TV Service HAMMOND Mi1dred's Grocery Hammond Locker Federal-North Iowa Grain Co. Hammond Lumber Co. Long's Garage Abe's Tavern Hammond Implement Co. State Bank of Hammond Ponder Seed Co. Hall's Station Miles Kincaid, Sales and Service Harold Auer Brown 's Hardware ARTHUR Mose's Cafe Riley's Clothing Store Sinclair Shoe Repair Delwood Eads Store Albers Hardware and Gifts Brad's Jewelry and Gifts The Gospel Book Store of Arthur Plank's Watch Shop Willoughby Implement Co. Ben Franklin Aschermann Motor Co. Harrer's I. G. A. 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