Beardstown High School - Tiger Yearbook (Beardstown, IL)

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Left to Hght: Bob Ramsey Dale Trcadway Frances Laumer Charles Griggs Mr. Boyd SENIOR CLASS HISTURY IN SEPTEMBER, 1953, we entered the doors of B. H. S. as frightened little freshies. Miss Iaggers was our faculty advisor. We took an active part in sports, clubs, band and other activties. Pat Genseal was attendant to the Homecoming Queen. Class officers were Charles Griggs, president: Nancy McCullough, vice president: Connie DeSollar, secretary: Saundra Farmer, treasurer. During our sophomore year Miss Greve was our advisor. We were well represented in both football and basketball. We elected as officers - Charles Griggs, president: Sally Iones, vice president: Saundra Farmer, secre- tary: Connie DeSollar, treasurer. Six girls were chosen Iunior-Varsity cheerleaders. Sally lones was the attendant to the 1954 Home- coming Queen. Our junior officers were Charles Griggs, presi- dent: Frances Launer, vice president: Saundra Farmer, secretary: Virgil Perry, treasurer. We presented the play The Cannibal Queen under the direction of Miss Brodman. The big event of the year was the Ir.-Sr. Reception under the direction of our advisor, Mr. George Smith. Many juniors took an active part in athletics during the 1955-56 season. Four girls were chosen Varsity cheerleaders. Mr. George Boyd was our senior advisor. Our officers were Charles Griggs, president: Fran- ces Launer, vice president: Bob Ramsey, secre- tary: Dale Treadway, treasurer. Mrs. Meyer directed our Class play Off the Track. At the Annual Staff's Sweet Heart Dance Nancy Williams was chosen Sweetheart Queen. Her attendants were Frances Launer, Saundra Farmer, Carol Lashbrook and Sally Iones. Frances Launer was chosen Queen at the 1956 Homecoming and Nancy Williams was her attendant. Billie Ruth Oleson was chosen F. H. A. Sweetheart Queen. Her attendants were Linda Weller, Nancy Williams, Iuanita Maltby and Reah Logsdon. We were proud of our boys in all four sports and equally proud of our six senior Varsity cheerleaders.

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E ix LYNN B1.Am IUDY BOICE BETTY BOWINIAN RICHARD BROCKM NN Dorff CI'01L7fl,Qi1'lS, yolfli Shels loyal to one, one Not graduating. I love' workg I cfmlcI.s1t all get a chance. at a time. and watch it for lwurs. aw -- K DouoT1-xv BURGET BILL CARLS NKJlllNI,5N CARROLL CONNIE DESOI.LAR Quietrwss can be cle- Touch me, someday He says little but thinks Her voice is sweat, her cciuing. lil be famous. a lot. manner kind. LARRY Fox DORIS FRENCH D1-:Loms FRENCH PAT GENSEAL Nor graduating. Always smiling, always True to her word, her She has tongue at will gay. work, and her friends. but never loud.