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X Z LIZBRI wiiifi- .- ,qgw f U Q .'l'.--jj?-35115-I V . two- 6,0 v Aff, QPF 3.11 mm JJ if XE f Q' 3 M viii' Q , W Ab 1' QELWJZW:ZW:LWZZUYINIIIKVIN12KVIME:WI31123112iillliillfKVIZW!MII21112MIIZWIIZKWIZW!IW!ZW:ZimIVEIKYIIZKVIJZWZLW!ZITIIKIKKVIKUINRIVEKVIKYIIMKSESVYIMIIZKYIIIHIZZKIIILKYIIZWIJZKYIZQ E ov 1 - 2 E Li 4 2 U 4 2 S E DEDICATIO S gg we wish to dedicate this edition of the ECHO to every- gi E 3 EE one who has contributed toward the success of this book, and EE E 2 is especially to our Parents and to the Faculty, who, we feel, gi 2 E have contributed most toward our education. ---- The seniors of 1956 332511 :Ml SIM! fmf IIMZ FIM! fm! TIN flhf FIM! flllf IIUIIIHC UIUC IIN IIN :IN :IMI IIN flm :IMI FIN TIINTIINYIIMZ IIN IIN :IMI :IMI FIU? TIN TIM! FIN :IMI TIM F1537 IMIIMI LMI IIN :IMT IIN: :INT IIMZIIMZIIMZIIIIZTIHZIIIQ1? D M I - I T R. Tl 0 BOARD OF EDUCATION CL to ai lee Junk, Bree. William Weld, Sec'y. Jesse Omer Selden Randolph Truman Akers Barnard Nash Glenn'Wil1nrd S U P E R I N T E N D E N T ' S M E S S A G E The American way of life has set up as one of its basic princi- ples a broad system of education for all normal youth furnished at public expense. The people of the United States, educators and par- ents, have an unbounded faith in the benefits, both to the public group and to the individual, of more education for an ever increasing proportion of youth. Our Com unity Unit is certainly an upward extension of secondary education. The board of education, superintendent, principals, and teachers who are vitally interested in the needs, functions and re- sults of the teaching process, have only one aim in mind. That is, working in harmony with parents in molding well adjusted, happy, and valuable citizens of tomorrow. It is both a privilege and pleasure to be associated de superin- tendent of such an institution which is striving to meet the educa- tional needs of the community. The class of 1956, physically fit and mentally alert, may well represent the American school system as they take their places as adults in the world of today. E . fr. soon 119148 -19567 Superintendent, B.A., Car- thage College, Carthage, M.A. Univ. of Mo., Columbia do lx l If Q HM MMA! W Qfw-ff!! J? L-Aj K,Q,:z,1L.44 V, H 't - V-f-J H2 1v.,wf,1.,x,4, ,,,,,,D V,, f,.Ki6. ,-..,-p,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,.,kZ,,,t,Y21 ' ,. , f. .Q .. ' -LsL,iJ:.1.. NL ,,.,,- ,.,,Q 5 I 0 mfs. . ..,x.,, X J J ACULTY PRI CIPAL' MESSAGE As a counselor of students with their current problems and their plans of the future, I feel that I am able to see students be ' cessible to from a vantage point which would otherwise inac me. The effect of this is both amazing and satisfying. Evidence of serious thinking, an inquiring mind, style of self-expression, knowledge and understanding, are but a few of the assets which these young people of today posess, and which come to light during these interviews. These many fine attrib- utes speak well for these students and the caliber of training they are receiving. They reflect credit of the finest type upon the many fine teachers and parents who, together, have produced these intelligent and alert young men and women with the funda- mentals which will enable them to take their places in society as useful, productive citizens, a credit to their home, their school, and their community. It is indeed a pleasure to he a part of an institution which is rendering such a worthwhile service to the com unity which it serves. The class of 1956 may proudly take its place in the long list of illustrious classes which have preceded it. SADMJ 1 GEORGE E. DAVIS 11959-19567 Principal, Business Ed. Advisor for: Senior Class, Bow'n Arrow, Echo, and Camera Club. B.S. 8 M.S., Western Ill- inois State College. MRS. GENEVIEVE DAVIS C1949-19565 Locial Studies, Girls' Physical lducation. Advisor for: Senior llass 8 G.A.0. l.A., Culver Stockton College, lanton, Mo. Grad. Work, Univer- sity of Missouri. JIM LEWIS 11959-19563 Science, Boys' P.E., Coach KH S. 8 West Point Gradesl, Ad- visor for Sophomore Class. B.S., Western Illinois State College, Macomb. C1955 1956! nglish, Speech, Asst. Athletic oach, Dramatics Advisor for: -unior Class 8 Dramatic Club. .S., Western Illinois State MARION J. STONEKING E J ' ' B College, Macomb. MRS. ALICE STONE C1949-19565 Vocational Home Economics. Ad- visor for: Junior Class 8 F.H.A B.S., University of Illinois, Urbana, Graduate Work, Univer- sity of Iowa MRS. LUELLA MORTON C1955-19567 French B.E., Western Illinois State College, Macomb, Illinois Class. tate College, Music Q 1 High School 8 Grade School of Community Unit District 4 320. B.S., University of Omaha, Neb, ALBERT Fownrn 4 19'-P9-195 65 Custodian EARL TRAVER f195U-19563 Vocational Agriculture. Sponsor for: Freshman Class and F.F.A. Honorary member of Bowen F.F.A. B.S., University of Illinois, Urbana. M S. MARJORIE CRAMER 11952-19563 chool SecretaIY HAROLD D. WILLARD C1955-19557 thematics, Science, Driver ining, Advisor for Freshman .S. 8 M.S., Western Illinois Macomb. gfgil fgig' fwfff 4 t H410 CY dfffdkffaf' J, unf1 'Ug11QI., I fl, V lu Q M X if 'll N J M -m 1- Wx , , V K I X 'e ,J 129 JN K f 1? .QQ 5505 f x ,-' . ':A ' RUSSELL D. SCHOCH 'Lover Boy' President 33 Vice Pres. 2, bg F.F.A. 1,2,3,bg Junior Play 33 ECHO staff ug Bow'n Arrow U' Pep Club 2g Librarian ig Chorus bg KENT DITTMER 'The Brain' Class President bg Class Vice Pres. 15 Class Trees. 33 Student Council 1- F.F.A. lg Dramatics by Basketball 1,2,3,Ug Librarian 3. BEULAH KAYE BARRIGAR 'Quiet???? Type' Class Sec'y bg Class Rep. 1,35 Student Council 2,33 F.H.A. 1,2,3,Ug G.A,0, 1, 2,3,b3 Dramatics bg Bow'n Arrow 3,bg Pep Club 25 Eibrariau Ug Chorus 1,2,3, MARILYN ANDREW 'Shy???? Country Girl' Class Treasurer by F.H.A. 2,3,Ug Pep Club 2g Chorus 1,2g ROBERTA WILLARD 'Honor Student' Class Reporter by F.H.A. 1,2,3,Ug Dramatios U5 x Junior Play 35 Pep Club 25 Librarian 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,bg Band 1,2,3,Ug DORA MAE JUNK 'I like a Buick' Student Council by FHA 1,2, 3,Ug GAO 1,2,3,bg Dramatics U3 Jr. Play Hg Echo M, Bow- 'n Arrow by Pep Club 23 Li- wi brarian 2,3g Chorus 1,2,3,b Band 1,2,3. 1 CHARLES HENRY BENNETT 'Gim'me a Buick' Sec'y-Treas. lg Student Council 35 F.F.A. lg Dramatics U3 Junior Play 33 Librarian 2,3,U. JAMES EDWARD JACOBS A Pool Shark' F.F.A. 1,2,3,UQ ECHO Staff bg Bow'n Arrow U3 Baseball 35 Basketball 33 Librarian bg Chorus l,3,Ug Band l,3. LAWRENCE WAYNE RIDINGS 'One-Woman Man' F.F.A. lg Baseball U3 Bas- ketball 3,Ug Librarian 1, 2,3,b3 Chorus 3,Ug SHARON CARR 'Small But Mighty' F.H.A. 1,2,3g G.A.0. 1,2, 3,Ug Dramatics bg Junior Play 33 ECHO staff bg Bow'n Arrow U' Pep Club 25 Librarian Ag Chorus 1, 2. INA CAROL JAMES 'Colusa Bound' Student Council bg F.H.A. 1,2,3,Ug G.A.0. bg Dram- atics bg Junior Play 33 Echo Staff by Bow'n Arrow M5 Pep Club 2g Librarian 3,Ug Chorus 1,2,3,ui Band 1,2,3,U. U Y' KAY WEBSTER 'Chili Queen' F.H.A. 1,2,3,L+g G.A.0. 1, 2,3,Ug Dramatics bg Junior Play 3g ECHO Staff by Bow'n Arrow U3 Cheerleader l,2,3,bg Chorus l,2,3,U. 0 BILL CORSE 'So Secretive' Treasurer 3g Baseball 3 U3 Basketball l,2,3,bg Librarian U5 Student Council by DICK MEYERS nA1ways Shoppingn F.F.A. 1,2,3,u, JIM ORB WTV Kid' Baseball l,2,Ug Basket- ball 1,2. MARY ANN STRICKLER 'Ta1k, Talk, Ta1k!1!' Class Sec'y jg F.H.A. 1,2, 33 G.A.0. 1,25 Dramatics bg ECHO Staff by Bow'n Arrow U5 Pep Club 23 Lib- rarian jg Chorus l,2,3,b3 CHERYL CRAMER nDanny's Her Man' Class Regorter 23 Student Council 3 F.H.A. 2,3,Ug G.A.0. 1,2,3,Ug Dramatics U3 Junior Play 3g ECHO Staff bg Bow'n Arrow by Cheerleader l,3,Ug Pep Club 2g Librarian jg Chorus l,2,3QMg SAM RAMSEY wndecidedn '-2Ef52ESt53ff555 Student Council U3 Dra , . ' G.A.0. 2 3 U' Pep Club 2' matics H, Junlor Play 3g Chorus 1:2:3'u. ' Echo Staff bg Bow'n Arrow ' Staff bg Chorus l,2,3,bg Band 1,2 MAX SCOTT 'Kroencke's 0wn??' Class President 33 Dram- atics bg Class Sec'y 2g Junior Play 35 Student Council 23 Librarian 3,b Baseball l,2,3,hg Chorus by Basketball 1,2,3,Ug ADELINE ROSENDALE 'Blondieu F.H.A. 1,2,3,l-sg G.A.0. 1, 2,3,bg Dramatics by ECHO Staff by Bow'n Arrow bg Pep Club 25 Chorus 1,2,3,U RUSSELL DAVIDSON 'Deak's Side-Kick' F.F.A. 2,3,U. RONALD VEST 'Hot Rod Drivern Basketball Manager 1,2,3S F.F.A. 3. 1,2,3,bg Librarian MARILYN BARBER 'Quiet and Refined' F.H.A. 1,2,3,U: Echo Staff by Bow'n Arrow by Pep Club 23 Chorus 1,2,b. SHIRLEY SCHEUERMANN nLawrence's Babyn A F'H' ' 112135141 G.A.0. 2, 3,05 Dramatics U3 Junior Play 3A Pep Club 23 Chorus 1,2,3, HAROLD VEACH The 'Screechu Kid F.F.A. 13 Dramatics U5 Bow'n Arrow bg Basketball 1,2,3,b' Librarian 2,35 Chorus ag Band bg A SENIURC ASS lil TDRY As we came here in that first September back in 1952, we were told, WYou are the class of '56.u It is now 1956 and almost time for the good-byes. But we are anticipating several things, among them being the Junior-Senior Prom, graduation, and a Senior trip.A Also, we can look back at our many pleasant experiences of the year, a Senior Variety Show, Senior Play, a Christmas Ball, and others. We chose our class colors, which were lavender and white, and our flower is a lavender carnation. Our Senior officers are: President-Kent Dittmerg Vice-Pres- ident-Russell Schochg Secretary-Beulah Barrigarg Treasurer-Marilyn Andrewg Reporter-Roberta willardg and our sponsors are Mr. and Mrs. George Davis. At the beginning of this last year, we had five members less than when we were Juniors. Those who left us were: Gerry Carr, who joined the Air Force: Robert Phillips, who is now a Senior at Mendong Marjorie Graham, a Senior at Macomb High: Bill Welch, a Senior at Carthage Highg and Eulah Barrigar who married Robert Strong of Keithsburg. Some of us have been classmates all during our school years. Samm Ramsey and william Corse have gone to Bowen all twelve years and Ina Carol James and Adeline Rosendale attended Rosehill School for three years and the other nine at Bowen. Also, Beulah Earrigar and Max Scott attended five years at Clayton and seven at Bowen. As thirty-five eager Freshmen, we had one consolation in the fact that we were the largest class in school, which helped us set a record of twenty tubes of lipstick used in our Indian style iniation. We soon became used to our new surroundings and started into high school activ- ities, electing as our first President, Eulah Barrigar. We were very proud to have originated our annual Variety Show which has proved to be very successful and provided lots of fun and work. Other activities were F.H.A., F.F.A., G.A.O., and our Girls Ensemble was formed. In our Sophomore year, thirty-four members answered roll call, with Alvie Gardner going to Fort Madison, Jimmy Elder joining the Air Force, and Sandra Vest getting married. The latter part of the year we gained one member, Russell Davidson. Earlene Nichols was our Sophomore President and some of our Sophomores helped form a Pep Club which we needed to help cheer our basketball squad on to a position in the Sweet Sixteen. We had an extra feeling of pride because one of our classmates, Bill Welch, who helped us gain this honor, was on this squad. Our Junior year was a busy one with the loss of another of our classmates, David Tanner, and the addition of a new member, Russell Schoch. Also, Earlene Nichols and Shirley Homan were married. we were happy to receive our classrings on January fifteenth. Under the direction of Mrs. Avis Preyt, we presented our Junior Play, nSeventeen is Te1rific.' The play cast was: Gerry Carr, Sharon Carr, Charles Bennett, Roberta Willard, Samm Ramsey, Ina Carol James, Cheryl Cramer, Dora Mae Junk, Kay Webster, Max Scott, Shirley Scheuermann, and Harold Veach. we worked hard on the Junior-Senior Prom choosing as a theme Nhoonlight and Roses.n Our work was rewarded with a successful prom. These are the statistics for the class of '5o, they list some of the concrete accomplish- ments of an active class. And perhaps they hint at the more importantintangiablethingsg the satisfaction of putting together and giving a play yourselves, or the thrill of cheering a great ball team to the top and just as important the heartbreak with them when the odds become insur- mountable as they usually do if you go far enoughg there are the many friendships with your classmates and teachers,gthen there is the feeling of getting up before your schoolmates to receive your medal for practicing a song until you're scared to death and singing it better than you thought you could, and of'course your encounter with the world of books and knowledge often delightful, sometimes frightening but always a challenge. These are the things you remember which is as it should be, because they were our high school days. And now as we are getting ready to leave dear old Bowen High, we would like to leave you with our motto which is: WOut of School Life, Into L1fe's School.n ,I T '3-g lg- glllly' 4, Egiv, 'Fl' !E:I,1llllY -iiiiji: in gee Indeed! -' 'I F - Th e S enlors of 1956 have made lusioq -. 1 C' H I A fm ssfs?5 5, '- -U 4 .7' 54? -' J Cl 770, Q 9? as r- wr!! w. E All! 11 45, :sri gig lil iEgzhcflgi:jE wafch LLS L d So!! SON A M F, W Comffnae o o SENIOR ASS POEM ' ' . , . 1? 12 5 ss 1 2 KX, fs K Wywwgu as Sfkwf-'ful ' V ifiirfwie 4 , i 'Q': fi . iff: ,B , , B ,fe 1 x K may M :Sunni Swv X, lg , EM + .23 gngiiiix U X.,1maQmg2v1:m,ms lx3'Hi9?V1'Z'A:,l ' 2 5 MU? .EWWF Wag rgw:,,5sf ' mi 13, ,kgh Q, Mwigisug Q59 gngjsftgkisiaz 2 , A ginesuam Exif? ki- 5?TisYi3L?'lf5i 5415? 5:2153 ss fgdia? amines! fi Sf if , 5 rs ,Q :wa 7 LY, 15514 1 3 E lei? iii A ,.n,.a, N, is 5f3!Ym' .... . ,if L, x gym, M 525351 sd sv f.,.ff1f .agile r, 1, , fm ,L -ff-' ,re , 1- f.. gms V fffmszs .i ' : I J H' 'Wi 35525 ' QVEQ: s 1 rr .E- fiw iw we K , B5 in N K ay, 5 .Q fikfilf v' ' ,iif 5,2 . ,xi we were assigned to write this poem Because they thought we ought to know'em. At this job we're not so grand But we think you'll understand. Charles Bennett is the first in line To many girls he seems real fine, With Chuck and his Buick and his PTOPBCBIIGI. He makes it to Chatton to pick up Sandra. Here comes someone who is a little slow But in his Pontiac he really does go. On the basketball floor he hits the hoop He's Jim Jacobs, known as 'Spook'. Now here is Beulah Barrigar Some people think she is quite a character, Among them she has chosen to pick A certain boy by the name of Dick. Bill Corse is next in line He thinks athletics are really fine, On the track he burns up the road And always with him is his friend, Toad. In his car of blue and white He keeps going both day and night. To the teachers he's quite a pest Now you know it's Ronnie Vest. This guy's name is Harold Veach By his friends he's known as 'Screech'. He's always willing to give a ride But he's happier when wilma's at his side. He's always with his friend Don Totsch About the Phillies he does boast. when girls are around yelling for more You can guess that its for Jim Orr. Now we have Russell Davidson And the many things he has done. In his Cbevvy he's never a coward, when he's headed to Augusta to see Fonda Howard. Sam Ramsey is the girls delight It makes no d fferenoe day or night. At singing he does his very best It makes no difference what the test. Kay Webster is our next little gal To everyone she's a real pal. 5he's cute we've heard it said Though while cheering her face turns red. Dick Myers is in the F.F.A. He's sure to make his farming pay, He is really the studious type His hogs and cattle he does like. Marilyn Barber, slender and shy Works and studies as time goes by. Her Mom is the F.H.A. Mother A better gal you'1l never discover. Sh1rleyScheuernannis lots of fun She always keeps Lawrencey on the run. 'Get Serious' is her favorite slang It always goes over with a bang. eva . A ,L I - at ,1 me Q, Q pm ,, eil Q4 ,Jie 3535 is 9 Q5 ,V-.5 3 , if 531, ,. ag, W F3555 if . xifz pg. We sa,-:man 14 H 1 2 FH e 5' ig aw . n .ef EQia'wQ Quilts we i East jf N Y! S ix SX 4 yfyifgmm ,H 4 as in ,M flggwv. .. A. aww-- ,, ,..V , ei gg, X it I w53wf,Lf4 'grits 'rf :assess ,ga ,gp ,. Maia a www? :.: :,:. R It :UU Z K , X ,il r O ' 5 SSE ! ,,., ag. -- ' J , f, ll- 1 sis zzl . 55 -:-. -.,- J L L n is , .1 f A. F F aww ixl X K i A :'..':: EE S:5v::5'2.f'i:Eq' his 'Q x as 4- aafe L as Mary Ann Strickler, known to her friends as Sticky Is pretty cute and mighty tricky. She likes to be around her friend Dean To her he's just peaches and cream. Hee' Dittmer is a studious chap To yegistry is a snap. r As presidemfo fijjae Senior Class He hs yet to find aa 1358- Of them all we haven't forgot Russell Sohoch who's liked a lot, There's lots of girls who think they' re But poor Russ can't make up his mind. The next girl is Cheryl Cramer When Dannie's around she's never tamer She is really an all-round gal To Ina Carol she's a real pal. Adeline Rosendale is the only blonde Of Denver she is real fond. All the sports she really likes Including the G..A.0. hikes. Marilyn Andrew is the quiet type A special neighbor she does like, She never brags, boasts, or complains On her horse she handles the reins. This girl is the bashful kind A better friend you'll never find. Shirley Flesner will never shirk When it comes to all the work. Dora Mae Junk we've heard is quite a f She likes to play duets with her frien She sometimes thinks Buicks are nice But poor old Chuck says No Dice . Lawrence Ridings is Shirley's man He drives his car like nohody oan College bound is he next year We'll sure miss his laugh and cheer. Roberta Qlillard is always neat As a worker she can'ii beat. At ballgames she does a lot of yellin' Who her favorite boy is, she's not tel Sharon Carr is short and small Although by Gary she' s thought a doll. On this girl you can depend Mary Ann is her best friend. Max Scott is quite the class clown whenever Lois i.sn't around. Basketball is the sport he likes best At this he tries to meet the test. We all know she's not big and round To Colusa she is bound. With her horn she may make fame She graduated here as Ina Carol James. It seems proper that we should say lirt d Bertl lin U On the night of the twenty-eighth of May, To -you we wish the very best Lots of fortune, fame, and success. 1f 17?m95' ' T, 'Hz ii M Q rw 1 ex Wk S 25342 gsm, 21. 533 4, gf Q ag else . 35.2 M-f , a 5 A-W ' ,..7'E1 Viva, wif 1-1 'X ' BOWEN HIGH SCHOOL his kind SENIORS 1955 - 1956 ,,fy,gs6, x 1 15 : ' ' 5,2 'E.fW !5g :I VE? F5251-32? 1 p- ' sw -messes, has :aswm.f5f,: X 337 fl This page sponsored 'by the AUGUSTA FARMERS' G0-OP. SENIOR C ASS WILL we the class of 1956, of BCHS of the city of Bowen, State of Illinois, United States of America, in twenty-six individual and distinct parts, being about to pass out of this sphere of education, in full possession of a crammed mind, well trained memory and almost super-human understanding, do make and publish this, our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills or promises by us at anytime hithertofore made, or mayhap, carelessly spoken, one to the other, as the thoughtless wish of an idle hour. And first we do direct that our funeral services shall be conducted by our friends and well Wishers. OUP superintendent, principal, and their wise and ever competent faculty who have been one guardian for so long, only asking 33 the last injunction of the dying, that the funeral be carried on with all the dignity and pomp that our worth, our merit, our attainments and as sen- iors of 'grave and reverend mien,' must certainly have deserned. And to such estate as it has pleased the fates and our strong hands and brains to win for us, we do dispose of the same as follows: Item--We will and bequeath to our beloved faculty all the amazing knowledge and startling information that we have furnished them from time to time in our various examination papers. Item--We will and bequeath to the High School the athletics and honors which our members have so nobly won. Also, our vacant places in the Chorus and Band, to the lower class-men, who so soon will follow in our footsteps. Item--We will and bequeath to the Juniors, our places in the study hall, and as a memorial, the gum and initials which have so famously recorded our presence there. Item--The following may seem trifling bequests, but we hope that they may be accepted, not as worthless things lavishly thrown away because we can no longer keep them, but as valuable assets to those who may receive them, and a continual reminder of our generosity of heart dis- played in our free and full bestowal. First, Marilyn Andrew ability to ride a horse to Marilyn Davidson and her quiet disposition to E. J. Pullins. Second, To Elaine Slater, Marilyn Barber wills her sewing ability, and her left handedness to Donna Jackson. Third, The loyality to one man Beulah Barrigar wills to Glenadene Phillips and to Kay Akers she wills her good nature and boldness. Fourth, Charles Bennett wills his curly hair to Jerry Randolph and his ability to argue to the innocent Freshmen. Fifth, Sharon Carr wills her heighth to Alice Heft and her good French grades to the future French students. Sixth, To Max Watts, Bill Corse wills his masculine physique and his basketball ability to George Akers. Seventh, Her long hair Cheryl Cramer wills to Mr. Traver and her good posture to Ronnie Echternkamp. Eighth, Russell Davidson wills his ability to be absent from school to all lower classmen and a way of getting by in typing class to future typing classes. Ninth, To the future presidents, Kent Dittmer wills his charming manner of holding order in class meetings and to Jimmie Groves, Kent wills his tallness. Tenth, Shirley Flesner wishes to leave her quiet ways to Kay Wear and her hard work by studying to Marvin Cook. Eleventh, The ability to give book reports, Jim Jacobs wills to Roger Elder and his hair cut to Donald Linkermann. Twelfth, To Karen Dittmer, Ina Carol James wills her ability to catch men and a gift of gab she leaves with Betty Kling. Thirteenth, Dora Mae Junk wishes to give her nflat boats' to Janet,Akers and her joke tell- ing to Myrna Rampley. Fourteenth, His good grades, Dick were gives to Larry Post and his interest in FFA to the future Farmers. Fifteenth, Jim Orr leaves his knowledge of baseball to George Akers and his swift movements to Elenora Hartley. Sixteenth, To Kent Crear, Sammie Ramsey wills his ability to play basketball and his musi- cal talent to Junior Homan. Seventeenth, Lawrence Ridings leaves his 1-59 buick to Mr. Davis Cbe carefull and to Bobby Nichols, Lawrence gives the ring on his little finger. Eighteenth, To Elaine Slater, Adeline Rosendale wills her blonde hair! and her way with men to Lorraine Green. Nineteenth, Shirley Scheuermann wills her love for fellow classmen to Rose Mary Corse and her 'get serious' attitude to Ross Jacobs. Twentieth, His way with women, Russell Schoch wills to Warren Cook,and his ability to run the mineograph machine to all the Juniors. Twenty-first, To Clyde James, Max Scott leaves his romantic rendezvous land his friendly way and hearty laugh he wills to everyone. Twenty-two, Mary Ann Strickler wishes to will her graceful walk to Shirley Schoch and her ability to get along with the teachers to Jim Hartley. Twenty-three, His willingness to cooperate, Harold Veach wills to the lower classmen and his love for the Army to Burnard Hclione. Twenty-four, Ronnie Vest leaves his 'Chev' to Donald Eichman and his happy-go-lucky way to Marilyn Boekhaus. Twenty-five, To Anita Waner, Key Webster leaves her bashihl manner and her big smile to Bill Myers, Twenty-six, Roberta Willard wills her charming manners and disposition to all the girls and her interest in the FHA to the future Homemakers. Besides these gifts, we leave not of necessity but by our own free will our blessing, ten- der memories of our pleasant associations together and our forgiveness for anything that we may not have exactly appreciated in the demonstrations of the past, and a pledge of friendship from henceforth and forever. All the rest and residue of our property, of what nature, kind and quality wheresoever it may be, and herein before disposed of, after paying our debts and expenses, we give and bequeath to our beloved faculty for their use and benefit absolutely, and to be disposed of for the good of the coming classes as they may see fit. Signed, sealed, and delivered in the year of our Lord, 1956 AD. I 1 I KAW' ' 77 Il Q! Caafszll Pfam Q! n .ll U HQLAQ. as sae., M U' -- Jazz N I l 6151016 W rx 5 ' Mgmt, Jywflww Q '5wuJ. U-.uk 'emma Q mmm 'S mea' Bam QJW Z?3+ 51fa-.ff , Ng. 6 s M ,stem s f-aa'-wh ? wwe' Www SE HJR ASS PROPHECY November 32 , 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ridings 1956 Davis Drive Kukamunga, Kansas Dear Lawrence and Shirley, Do you realize it was eighteen long years ago when we made the faculty of Bowen High very happy by graduating? I understand that Lawrence has become a successful teletype operator and you are doing well as a beautician. I.et's see now! You have four curly headed dots and dashes running around the house, haven't you? Cheryl Cramer is now married to Danny Peterson, the professional baseball player so she has been able to tour the country. When his team played at the Bowen Stadium she told me of the fate of our Class of '56. Marilyn Andrew developed her interest in horses and bought a stable in Kentucky so now she has a horse entered in the Kentucky Derby. Harold Screech Veach, broken hearted from losing Wilma to another, decided to be a thirty year man in the Army. He has served fifteen of those years and has worked his way up to Private First-Class. Marilyn Barber, after graduating from Gem City, became private secretary to the President of the United States, who is Kent Dittmer. Remember the blind date Kent had his Senior year? His eyes were finally opened and he made her first lady. Ina Carol James finally settled in Colusa. Since her interests were twins for several years she now has outstanding twin square dancers as well as grand champion cattle. Sam Ramsey went to Minnesota to further his education in music but froze out so now he and Sandra run the Comercial Hotel in Bowen. His musical ability is paying off, for he sings his fourteen kids to sleep to keep them from disturbing the guests. Since Roberta Willard always had a love for children she has replaced Miss Frances on Ding Dong School. Dick Myers and Russell Davidson went into a partnership on a farm. Dick married Lulu but Russell has reconciled himself to be a confirmed bachelor. When Cheryl went on a shopping spree in New York she bought a hat at F1esner's Fashions. Guess who the designer was? That's right. Shirley Flesner. Jim Jacobs, whose nickname used to be Spook , is now known as Digger , as he is the friendly undertaker. His parlor is called Doo Drop Inn. Adeline Rosendale always loved to drive so much, she is now driving a hearse for Digger. Max Scott had a sensational idea. He moved to France and feeds his cows grapes. I guess he has the biggest wine dairy in the world. A year after graduating Jim Orr married a five foot ten blonde from New York. He has a basketball team and a little cheerleader of his own now. I read where Dora Mae Junk, who runs Dora's Candy Store as a front, was arrested for being a bookie. Her only excuse was she was helping out a friend, Marilyn Andrew. Ronnie Vest is now recuperating in the hospital as his stock car piled up in a recent race. I doubt if he will ever leave the hospital though, as he has found a cute nurse. Sharon Carr has set up house keeping in Greenland with Jack, a young Air Forpe man she corresponded with while in school. Bill Corse became a Private Eye and has offices in Chatton, Chili, and Big Neck. Charles Henry Bennett, III, being very versatile, has become a termite exterminator, an auctioneer, a Ford salesman, and various other things. Russell Schoch, after serving his term in the Army became a drummer. He now plays drums in his own band with monogrammed drum sticks. Kay Webster is still in Chili, and I'm sorry to say, she's a widow, but a rich one, with three darling little boys. As for Mary Ann Strickler, she has a patent CPattonD on 'Davey' and has settled down to a blissful marriage. You remember Dick Spalding? I twisted his arms Call four of theml and finally talked him into marriage. He is radio announcer over CABK. I continued my writing by writing up the market report for him. I really must go now. I'm so confused, I don't know if hogs are up or down. This concludes the information on the gang of ' 56. .' ,, As ever, .. e -il, BTW Beulah ..--up - Wjge... .5 7 ag ,5'vY f-' 1 - at : r 1 :fi- .elif I xXXX V S L-:-'f' -.. ,,,.,. xv:-5. I 515,11 - I' Q sa L ' J U NIUE J' ' I X 4 ' X' -di -p ' X Q I ff 'vjcx , X T 7 S QM B-Y JIM HARTLEY B. McHONE G. PHILLIPS Pres. V. Pres. Sec 'y - Rep. ALICE PHYLLIS E . J . HE!-'T SNYDER PULLINS DONALD DONALD ANN LIMKEMANN EICHMAN WHITAKER Smii weseaeeawe ELAINE DICK KAY NEILL CRAMER AKERS lost Roger Bilderback, James Cleland, and Ann Stoneking and Mrs. Stone. L. WEBSTER JANIS UFKES Treas. S.C. Rep. L . KROENCKE KAY WARREN RUDY WEAR COOK LAUNER LARRY DONNA MARILYN POST JACKSON BOEKHAUS JU IOR C ASS The Junior Class began the year with a roll of CQELMEANDE twenty-three. We lost Frank Graham at the end of last year and during this year we Whitaker. Our sponsors for this year were Mr. On September 6th the classring salesman came and we ordered our rings, the fifty-niners. We received them on October llth. Many, many long practices were held and on the night of November 22nd, at 7:30, we gave our class play, The Haunted High School. It was a success and we made about 3110. Mr. Stone- king was our director. The play cast was Marilyn Boekhaus Ofliss Drakel, E. J. Pullins CBo.tch Callahanl, Lois Kroencke CMryna Mansonl, Donald Limkemann Chmbrose Gilesl, Janis Ufkes QF1avia De Landel, Donna Jackson QM:-s. PendletonD, Glenadene Phillips CPenry Pendletonb, Larry Webster Cwayne Sheldonl, Jim Hartley CStephen Jeffersonb, Larry Post CC1arence Arlissi, Kay AKSFS CCe1i8 Sampsonb, Kay Wear CPearl Southardl, Donald Eichman CJohnnie Strupel, and Ann Whitaker CEsther Myles? . In F.H.A. this year we have Marilyn Boekhaus Ufresidentl, Donna Jackson Glecreation Chair- manj, Lois Kroencke CDegrees Chairmani, Glenadene Phillips KPar1iamentarianD, and Janis Ufkes. Four Junior girls were in G.A.0. They were Lois Kroencke CReporterJ, Glenadene Phillips CScorekeeper7, Alice Jo Heft, and Janis Ufkes. Cont. on page after freshman. SOPHOM0555 phi f L- If 5 rf 'mf 1 -T Jim Lunt Pres. fQ?Wf .H w Y Y is Klf'Gf4T QQHW lynn m Msg FV Q 2E?Ew4w33sfe H : s is mi Q Qs sa, is he eg,3,lm.,g 3, 1, 5 fiww ll , x if ,gs , 2eewssQu h'k Q ,X Jerry Flack E. Hartley Sec'y-Treas. Myrna Rampley P. Mecum vo Pres. ,Msgs Assess Q ,fi.,,..z.W ., .,...... ee ,gn QQ, ljlel li -e . ' S e X e F sigma 5 J 2 e Q 555 K f EQEQW E?- a safes' 'sw1,'fa' 15- Bobby Nichols sgfiffig3f551335592?ZHSEEEi?ffEW??SE3iQ2fi9i u,.ie,g,:sv sg eg, gzmgfmfse Fam .- : if eiif 55539 554 We W2 .is as gm, X, f. K, 3i?li22ff5'7 s?mQg gasses Wg sssgsaf 'fine L. Green S. C. Rep. Joanne Rosendale SYFQEW 3 mass -- K L Mme M, Edd 55555555 gyeixzxbk 941553 - 7 5: --:sn 3si,W fg?. Q W2 gwsnig' ,,.. ' se 5. 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A N qu 'N .5 L his 'fr' 'W '11, QT . wr., 21 w ,3 2 , , J .L 1 is Marilyn Davidson Junior Homan Marjorie Hull Danny Hogan Florette Clyde Anita Linda SOPHDMORES At the beginning of the year, there were twenty-three Sophomores, but Linda Varner left us during the middle of the first semester. Our sponsor was Mr. Lewis. The class officers were elected as follows: President--Jim Lunt, Vice-President--Paul Mecum, Secretary and Treas- urer--Elenora Hartley, Reporter--Shirley Schoch. Our first Money-Making Project was a bake sale. We also picked up some scrap iron. During the first of November we had a swimming party at the Y.M.C.A. and attended a movie at Quincy. The following James, Bob Nichols, we are happy organizations, such Jim Lunt and boys were on the basketball team this year: Jim Lunt, Paul Mecum, Clyde and Danny Hogan. 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After initiation, the class officers were elected as follows: president, Elaine Slaterg vice president, Jerry Randolphg secre- tary and treasurer, Rose Mary Corseg and student council member- Freda Jackson. Karen Dittmer was appointed reporter- Our sponers were Mr. Traver and Mr. Willard and we would like to thank them for their help and advice. We had a hay-rack party in the fall. Our first real accomplishment was the Freshman Work Day. We also had concessions at a ball game which helped add to our treasury. Many of the Freshman attended and enjoyed the Sock Hop and the Christmas Ball- In the spring we had a party. This turned out to be very successful- The Freshman Class consisted of eight girls and thirteen boys. We were proud to have the following boys on the basketball team: Jerry Randolph, Kent Crear, Garry Wear, Ronnie Hastings, Kenny Jacobs, George Akers, and Herbie Duffy: and Kent Crear, Garry Wear, Jerry Randolph, Ronnie Hastings, and Kenny Jacobs on the Baseball team. Max Watts was manager for the second team basketball boys . Janet Akers. Rose Mary Corse, Max Watts, Jirr Groves, Gary Nelson, Freda Jackson, and Jolene Gronewold were members of the music class. Karen Dittmer and Elaine Slater played in the band. JUNIOR CLASS QCon ' tb Larry 1-Iebster was President of the F.F.A. Also, members of our class who were in F.F.A. were Donald Limkemann CSecretaryD, Larry Post, Donald Eichman lTreasurerJ, and Rudy Launer. Larry Webster was a member of the team which won the regional corn judging contest and was second in the county in the fat stock judging contest. Donald Limkemann was on the land use judging contest and placed sixth in the county in the fat stock judging contest. In basketball and baseball this year we had Jim Hartley and Larry Webster. E.J. Pullins was the manager of the first squad basketball team and Janis Ufkes was a varsity cheerleader. On September 2'-bth, we had a paper drive in Bowen and West Point and on September 30th, the class had a hayrack ride and weiner roast. We had a talent show on February 3rd and sold auto- graph books. Plans for the prom were made. Our candidates for King and Queen of the first Christmas Ball on December 23rd, were Glenadene Phillips and Larry Webster. Janis Ufkes was elected candidate for queen of the West- ern Holiday Tournament. FREHMAN CLASS Q Con' tl Freshman members of the F. F. A. were: Elaine Slater, George Akers, Kenny Jacobs, Garry Wear, Jerry Randolph, Gary Nelson, Arlo Junk, and Jim Groves. Jolene Gronswold, Freda Jackson, Karen Dittmer, Bonnie Fink, Elaine Slater, Janet Akers, and Rose Mary Corse participated in the activities of the G. A. O. Janet Akers, Rose Mary Corse, Max Watts, Karen Dittmer, Bonnie Fink, and Elaine Slater were members of the Dramatics Club. Karen Dittmer was a member of the F. H. A. All the members of the Freshman class thoroughly enjoyed their first year of high school, learned a numerous amount of things and are looking forward to their future school days. scnooLDEgEM,ENnAn 29 School began Clf2 Dayl Lost Basketball game with Western, 58-51+ SEPTEMBER Won Basketball galw with La.Harpe, 69-52 5 LBUOI' Da? H015-da-Y Christmas Party and Vacation begins 9 L0St 38565811 Same with 51181151-H Christmas Ball sponsored by Seniors 13 110511 38595811 SMB with P15'T'10U-I-ha 2-0 26-29 Western Holiday Tournament, Macomb l5 Lost baseball game with Augusta JANUARY 16 F-F--'L HH-Yflck P2-WY School resumes. Bowen loses to Dallas 58-51+ l7l7 Won Baseball Game with Central, 1-0 20 Won Baseball Game with Liberty, 3-1 23 Freshman Hayrack Ride, Baseball, Plymouth 2?-I' F.H.A. Bake Sale 27 Won Baseball Game with Colusa, 11+-6 30 Junior Hayrack Ride OCTOBER 3 Senior Pictures Taken F.H.A. Family night Junior Class Rings Arrived Teachers' Institute, All School Dance Senior Variety Show, Individual Pictures Lost Basketball game with Colusa, 59-U6 Lost Basketball game with Carthage, 58-ll-5 12 8: 13, Semester Exams Lost Basketball game with Notre Dame, 57-42 Won from Nauvoo in County Tournament 62-54+ Dora Mae Junk received 'Betty Crocker Award Won from Dallas in County Tournament, 72-68 Won from Carthage in County, 52-46 Won County Tournament from Augusta, 56-55 lost Basketball game with Colchester, 65-47 Won Basketball game with Unity, '47-45 Woh Basketball game with Seymour, 58-14-2 Beulah Barrigar received D.A.R. Award Senior Name Cards Arrived FEBRUARY F.F.A. Radio Program in Carthage F.H.A. Girls collect for UNICEF NOVEMBER L+ Furnace broke dorm Cnc school! 7 High School Band Festival CCarthage7 ll Veteran's Day Cno schoolb 14 Teachers' Workshop, Cnc School? 22 Junior Class Play 24 25 7 ll 11+ 21 22 F.H.A. Chili Supper 21+ 25 28 Thanksgiving Vacation Thanksgiving Vacation, Lost basketball game to Augusta, '49-57 29 Won Basketball game with Plymouth, 61-53 DECEMBER 2 Won Basketball game with Nauvoo, 52-37 6 Won Basketball Game with Seymour, 61-144 10 Lost Basketball game with Central, 60-14-9 11+ Senior Pictures arrived Music Festival at Carthage Junior Class Talent Show Lost Basketball Game with Plymouth, 58-56 Won Basketball Game with Central, 59-57 Teachers' Institute Cnc school? Won Basketball game with Nauvoo Won Basketball game with Augusta Lost Basketball Game with Warsaw Qno school! Won Basketball game with Hamilton F .F .A . Banquet Won from Nauvoo in District Tournament Won District Tournament from Colusa Won from Plymouth in Regional Tournament Lost to Dallas City in Regional to end season CContinued on bottom of BASEBALL pagel Z fri! If T! ALC J Bottom Row Standing QL to RJ: Marilyn Barber, Cheryl Cramer, Marilyn Boekhaus, Dora Mae Junk, and Glenadene Phillips Second Row : Kay Webster, Beulah Barrigar, Marjorie Hull, Marilyn Davidson, and Mrs. Stone QAdvisorP Third Row : Janis Ufkes, Lois Kroencke, Marilyn Andrew, Roberta Willard, Adeline Rosendale, and Donna Jackson Fourth Row : Shirley Scheuermann, Ina Carol James, Elenora Hartley, Anita Waner, Joanne Rosendale, and Karen Dittmer The Future Homemakers of Bowen started this year out by electing the following officer . President, Marilyn Boekhausg Vice-President, Cheryl Cramerg Secretary, Dora Mae Junk: Treasurer, Marilyn Barberg Farliamentarian, Glenadene Phillips, Chr. Of Public Relations, Kay Webster: Chr. of Projects, Joanne Rosendaleg Historian, Roberta Willard: Reporter, Beulah Barrigarg Chr. of Recre- ation, Donna Jacksong Chr. of Degrees, Lois Kroenckeg Chapter Mother, Mrs. Mabel Barber, Advisor, Mrs. Alice Stone. Our membership has been reduced quite a bit but our treasury balance is staying about the same as last year. Some of our year's activities include a chile supper, Family night, United Nations Day As- sembly Program, A Food sale, our formal initiation with Augusta and Plymouth, our annual Mother and Daughter Tea, our Installation Service and we are hoping for a leap year party of some sort. Beulah Barrigar is again a Section Officer, Section Eight Chairman of Public Relations. tt d d the annual House of Delegates Meeting in All of our officers that were invited a en e 1 u ' Quincy and most of us are planning on going to the Spring Rally which will be helm in Augusta this year. Chili Supper in the making. WC-42 Stars? Who or what is it??? l N W N l W Bottom Row CL to RD: Elaine Slater, Ronnie Vest, Clyde James, Russell Schoch, ' Larry Webster, Donald Limkemann, Donald Eichman, Mr. Traver, Advisor, ' Middle Row QL to RJ: Jerry Randolph, Gary Nelson, Rudy Launer, Kenneth Jacobs, L Ronald Echternkamp, Jimmie Grove, Arlo Junk. Top Row CL to RD: Garry Wear, Russell Davidson, Dick Myers, Ronald Bennett, I Larry Post, George Akers, Jim Jacobs, and Billy Myers. N f ACTIVITIES 56 - 57 l we began this year with 23 and one associate member. Two members have moved away. Our ad- visor is Nr. Traver, who is an honorary Chapter Farmer. 7 Our officers this year are President, Larry Webster: Vice-President, Russell Schoch: Treasurer, lDonald Eichmang Secretary, Donald Limkemanng Parliamentarian, Jim Jacobs: and Reporter, Clyde James. i We have participated in fat-stock and land-judging contests. In fat-stock we won first place with A team and second place with the B team. The A team consisted of Larry Webster, Donald Eichman, Donald Limkemann, Gary Nelson, and Larry Post. The B team consisted of Clyde James, Elaine Slater, Arlo Junk, Kenneth Jacobs, and George Akers. In land-judging we didn't do as well. Our team won fifth place. It consisted of Dick Myers, Donald Limkemann, Ronald Bennett, Larry Webster, and Clyde 'Jamcs. Our team came out on top at Pfiester 'Pick the Winner' Contest. We went to Lincoln, Ill., for the state contest but didn' t win. Our team was Larry Webster, Ronald Echternkamp, Ronald Bennett and Dick Myers. We have some more contests this spring which we hope we do as well in as the others. They are dairy, poultry, and grain judging. Most of the credit for these wins we owe to our advisor, Mr. Traver. 1 Our Jr. and Sr. agriculture class went to Chicago to the International Livestock Exposition. February 2nd, we went to Quincy to visit Moorman Manufactoring Company and Farm. We plan to attend open house of our local machinery dealers. The F.F.A. Banquet was held at the Bowen Lutheran Church on February 21. Charles Phelps of Radio W.K.A.I. was our speaker. He spoke on 'Let George Do It. The week of February 18 to 25 was National F.F.A. week. The 'Pest Control Contest' was won by Ronald Bennett's team. Clyde James' team treated the Chapter to a swimming party at the Quincy YMCA on March 13. 1 Pork-Chops of the future. I-le's a Ford Man What P0ise!1 MIXED CHORUS Bottom Row CL to Rl: Beulah Barrigar, Marilyn Davidson, Glenadene Phillips, Roberta Willard, Ann Strickler, Jolene Gronewold, Janet Akers, Mrs. G11esfDirectorD Second Row : Phrjorie Hull, Kay Webster, Cheryl Cramer, Sarah Fairchild, Shirley Flesner, Freda Jackson, Marilyn Barber, Shirley Schoch Third Row : Adeline Rosendale, Lois Kroencke, Max Watts, Jim Groves, Kenny Jacobs, Gary Nelson, Anita Waner, Joan Rosendale Fourth Row : Shirley Scheuermann, Dora Mae Junk, Russell Schoch, Harold Veach, Sam Ramsey, George Akers, Florette Heft, Lorraine Green, Fifth Row : Ina Carol James, Janis Ufkes, Rose Mary Corse, Max Scott, Lawrence Ridings, Jim Jacobs, Alice Heft, Elaine Neill, Elenora Hartley INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE Seated CL to RD: Ina Carol James, Elenora Hartley, Anita Waner, Karen Dittmer, Lorraine Green, Elaine Slater, Roberta Willard Standing : Mrs. Giles CDirectorJ, Joan Rosendale, Sam Ramsey, Max Watts Elmer Pullins, Russell Schoch, Harold Veach MIXED OCTETTE Seated CL to RD: Mary Ann Strickler Roberta Willard Cheryl Cramer Dora Mae Junk Standing: Harold Veach Sam Ramsey lawrence Ridings Jim Jacobs TRIPLE TRIO Seated QL to RJ: Elenora Hartley Alice Heft Anita Waner Janis Ufkes Standing: Shirley Schoch Lorraine Green Shirley Scheuermann Glenadene Phillips Elaine Neill ACTIVITIES 1955-1956 At the h ginning of the school year we held no music classes because we had no teacher. Then we were fortunate enough to get Mrs. Ava Giles from Carthage at the end of the first six weeks. Our chorus this year consists of ahput forty members: of these, eleven are boys. The different groups taken from the chorus are: the Senior Boys Quartet, the Senior Mixed Quartet, the Senior Sextette, the Girls Triple Trio, the Senior Mixed Octette, and the Freshmen Boys Quartet. The chorus has appeared at several activities such as the Halloween Masquerade: the World Day of Prayer, February 175 The Hancock County Music Festival at Carthage, February 2: and the Chorus Contest at Bushnell, April 7. This year at the Music Festival, the group was divided into two chorus', the A Chorus and the B Chorus. we were fortunate enough to have eleven Seniors placed in the A Chorus. W In SENIOR SEXTETTE QL to Rl: Beulah Barrigar, Mary Ann Strickler, Roberta Willard, Cheryl Cramer, Ina Carol James, D6ra Mae Junk SENIOR QUARTETTE FRESH AN QUARTETTE L t R 5 Ha ld V h La Ridin R ll C O D ro Bac ' wrence gs' usse CL to Rl: George Akers Kenny Jacobs, Gary Schoch, Jim Jacobs. SENIOR MIXED QUARTETTE QL to RD: Lawrence Ridings, Roberts Willard, Dora Mae Junk, Jim Jacobs Nelson, Mai Watts ACTIVITIES 1955 - 1956 fc0nt'dD March Zh, the Solo and Ensemble Contest was held at Bushnell. 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' - f--fg,.,.v.f'1 V. .,'---...M - -5--wVfff4f--M - .A-A, . fm- - gafl-at-PVLEAEY if nz: -2-4341 -5. mtv- .J f VV -V---V--I1 'x,m-fa.Vf3'-:fV,-w- .4,V-':--.VV--- Yi--.V5'V-v.-Vu:-+ P'52y- -.Mg-. .fm--42--V-' f -- uw g4vV .--'-w---..:-'-1.1 1 V:..a'1-mLerfi1?-Sf:.f-.:-aQfQQ59?:5m-12' -.-KQVV-:V---1-Vg.V.f:m if-.V ...e-zgfv -1:-V-'gwg we-..g3-wfakw.-9574.23 x+,.,5,fg-.--.,g5.- V V -- .. .. f V ECHO STAFF Seated QL to RD: Cheryl Cramer, Dora Mae Junk, Ina Carol James, Marilyn Barber, Ann Strickler Standing : Harold Veach, Jim Jacobs, Sharon Carr, Adeline Rosendale, Kay Webster, Russell Schoch, Mr. Davis Clkdvisorl, Sam Ramsey CEditorD BOW'N ARROW PRODUCTION STAFF Seatsg QL t8 Ry: Ann Strickler, Marilyn Barber, Sam Ramsey, Dora Nae Junk, eryl ramer Standing : Mr. Davis QAdvisorD, Adeline Rosendale, Key Webster, Russell Schoch, Jim Jacobs, Harold Veach, Ina Carol James, Sharon Carr QCo-Ekiitorsj REPORTERS NOT IN PICTURE Roberta Willard, Glenadene Phillips, Shirley Schoch, Karen Dittmer, Beulah Barrigar, Clyde James, Jim Orr, Bill Corse SENIOR CLASS PLAY Seated QL to RJ Max Scott, Shirley Scheuermann, Ina Carol James, Marilyn Andrew, Sam Ramsey Second Row CL to RD Sharon Carr, Beulah Barrigar, Cheryl Cramer, Roberta Willard, Ann Strickler, Mr. Stoneking CDirectorD Third Row CL to RJ Dora Mae Junk, Russell Schoch, Kent Dittmer, Chuck Uaisefgam P L A Y Seated CL to RD Kay Akers, Donna Jackson, Janis Ufkes, Kay Wear, Marilyn Boekhaus, Glenadene Phillips, Lois Kroencke Standing QL to Rl Mr. Stoneking CDirectorD, Donald Eichman, Donald Limkemann, Larry Post, Jim Hartley, Elmer Pullins, Larry Webster, Dick Cramer A ERAC U Seated CL to RD Bill Corse, Cheryl Cramer, Marilyn Boekhaus, Karen Dittmer, Kay Wear, Adeline Rosendale, Janis Ufkes, Glenadene Phillips, Janet Akers Second Row Sharon Carr, Donna Jackson, Herb Duffy, Sam Ramsey, Lorraine Green, Larry Webster, Phyllis Snyder, Kay Akers, Kay Webster, Third Row Jerry Golden, Harold Veach, Bobby Nichols, Jim Hartley, Jim Orr, E.J. Pullins, Arlo Junk, Max Watts, Danny Hogan M TICS CLUB Kay Webster, Mary Ann Striekler, Sam Ramsey, Ina Carol James, Janet Akers, Max Watts Cheryl Cramer, Bonnie Fink, Karen Dittmer, Beulah Barrigar, Elaine Slater, Roberta Willard, Sharon Carr Lorraine Green, Glenadene Phi1lips,,,Ioanne Rosendale, Rose Mary Corse, Elenora Hartley, Anita Waner, Lois Kroencke, Shirley Scheuermann Dora Mae Junk, E.J. Pullins, Charles Bennett, Harold Veach, Ronnie Bennett, Max Scott, Mr. Stoneking CAdvisorJ A ,W K , X ffifiiliiifg IN . Q- Q Q CL fl ASKETB LL 4:2339 , ..., ., ' ,,..n,,.. Lgm., ,, - ,,L,L . X - .. ..,, ':fa:I'fR2a:gg,f ki Ag , vig, - ' i fi-w ,'a5,-21.225 riff: 1. '- .. 4, H55 ' W P J es, BASKETBALL SQUAD Bottom Row CL. to RJ: E.J. Pullins CMSDBQBTD, Jerry Randolph, George Akers, Herby Duffy, and Max Watts Manager? Second Row : Larry Webster, Jimnv Lunt, B111 Corse, Max Scott, and Garry Wear Third Row 2 Mr. lewis CCoachJ, Kenneth Jacobs, Kent Crear. Danny Hogan, Ronnie Hastings, and Mr. Stoneking CA , tp Coachl ss Fourth Row : Bobby Nichols, Clyde James, lawrence Ridings, Jimrg Hartley, Paul Mecum, and Harold Veach AJ liz, '5 K' gift ng '50 br W if 55241 THE FIRST TEN CL to RD James Lunt, Bill Corse, Kent Grear, Clyde James, Lawrence Ridings, Jim Hartley, Paul Mecum, Harold Veach, Max Scott, Larry Webster. Stop 'im, nMer0WQ 'Atta goin' Big W-A-U-R-ence! Fake him out, Jim boy! '1'ha,t's the way to rebound, Jim! standing CL to nb: Janis Ufkes, Lorraine Green' Kneenng CL to RD: Cheryl Cramer' KW Webster 1955-1956 BULLDOG'S BASKETBALL SEASON The Bowen Bulldogs had a very successful season, win- ning 17 games and losing 12. we lost our opening game of the season to Augusta 57 to 49, but came back and won the next three games. we lost our next two games to Central and Western High, then won over La Harpe. we entered the Holiday Tournament at Macomb and were defeated by Havana. Then came the discouraging part of the season with four straight defeats. Hope was nearly gone when we entered the Hancock County Tournament at Augusta. In our first game of the Tournament, we defeated Nauvoo 62 to 54. we won our nextgame against Dallas City, the 5 1 team in the tourna - ment. Victory came to us as we defeated Carthage Q won a thriller against Aup gusta, 56 to 55. The hap- py Bulldogs brought home a Wwell earnedu CountyTrophy we lost our next game to Colchester, then won against Unity and Seymour. ,we lost a close one to fCont'd on Baseball Pagej MAX SCOTT RECEIVES 'HOST VALUABLE PLAYERU TROPHY ASEB LL Bottom row CL to RD Kenny Jacobs Gary Wear' Ronnie Hastings Kent Crear Gerry Randolph Second row CL to RJ Ronnie Bennett Bill Corse Larry Webster Max Scott Bobby Nichols Third row CL to RJ Coach Jim Lewis Lawrence Ridings Jim Orr Jim Hartley Danny Hogan Mr. Stoneking Ass't Coach ! h We had a fair season this year in baseball, winning 1+ of the nine games played. The two lead- ing hitters for Bowen were Hartley with .370 and Corse with .3o8. The line up consisted of Scott- pitcher, Nichols-catcher, Hartley-lb, Randolph-Zb, Corse-ss, Orr-3b, Bennett and Hogan-lf, Webster- cf, Ridings and Crear-rf. Here are the scores: Augusta 8 Bowen 13 Plymouth 2 Plymouth 12 Bowen 3 Colusa 6 Bowen O Bowen I+ Augusta 12 Liberty 1-If Bowen l Bowen lb Bowen 2 Bowen 1 Central O Colusa 3 Bowen 3 Bowen played Augusta their first game and were beaten by a decisive 8-3 score. Liberty l Then we traveled to Plymouth and were unable to rattle the bats as we were shut out. Bowen came back to lose to Augusta as the defense fell through. Bowen played their best game of the year when they beat Central 1-O. Max Scott pitched a beautiful game with Bowen getting their lone run in the 7th inning on a hit and run play where Hogan hit a double to score Scott all the way from first base. Liberty came next and Bowen won 3-1. It was too good to be true as Ply- mouth wallopped us 12-I+. We got another winning streak going, taking two from Colusa. After about a week layoff we traveled to Liberty and suffered our fifth defeat. We are looking forward to a much better Spring season. . .,-,. ,-,...l..,,ll.,, ....- .., , I.. BASKETBALL 1955-1956 lCont'dJ Plymouth, 58 to 56. We won three straight and lost another close one to Warsaw, 64+ to 63. On February 23, we entered the District Tournament at Nauvoo, and again victory was ours 83 W0 downed Nauvoo and Golusa for the District Title. Then on Feb. 27, we entered the Carthage Regional Tournament. This time victory was not on our side as we won against Plymouth, but lost to Dallas City, 59 to 56, to bring our 993909 to 3 close' We should also be proud that Bowen got the most valuable player trophy, awarded to Max Scott. Our team was made up of Jim Hartley, 6'3 , playing the pivot. LWTSUCS Riding. 5'2 o forward- Hsrold Vsach 5'8 forward and Bill Corse and Max Scott, 5'8 guards. son. And lst us not forget the four Cheerleaders, Cheryl Cramer. Kay W6bS1'f9r. J?-H15 Ufkes. and Lol' rains Green, for their splendid performance throughout the season. n I think the proper way to close this writing is with the words of Mr. Davis. 'WELL DONE' ------ Bill Corse. SCHOOL CALENDAR fC0l'l'li'd, MARCH 13 Senior Class Play 16 F.H.A. All School Party 27 Operatffa 21+ District Solo and Ensemble Contests MAY 30 Good Friday Cnc School? 11 Junior Senior Banquet and Prom APRIL, 27 Baccalaureate 7 District Organizational Music Contest 28 Commencement g The Bowen fans should be commended on their good sportsmanship and support shown dxudng the sea- I-F1-.M-.v ww- fr-531-I-3-W, i 1 i ' E G H O A--new r. 'V-fnnphw-0 :Aww-we.-f'x ,e -,, , Hlzog S5UPPLEiTf'1EN'l'l Q!+.pponings sinoe HEDCHOB wont to press? n simian GLASS l The 20th of April, the Seniors had a Carnival and Slave Auction. There are many attractions to bring a rx the Cornivalg and abcnni: f2S'?5 1,50 Every Sonia? had a fins ti.e olmorlHouso9 one of Chioagolo QS id many other oxciting thingn wb The Eos? day of oohonlg tho large crowd., We made approximately 3175900 on the Slove Auctione on the trip to Chicagoe 'Worotayod at the' noel hotolo9,wont on a sightmeooing tour and ilo thoroe student buoy wont on a picnic at Carthage ako, oooh class took o ooonoin loom for dinnorp Afterwardss we cam back to JUNIQR GLASS ' Ho had a oocond papow Solve in Rowena Norah 310 It was sold in Quinny and 2 made :soma 3725 UGG, Jim Hartloyg Larry Wobstofu Barnard Eckono, and E0 J, Pullins went out for primg'oooobolln Do?ing tho lost months of s lion, Donna Jackson who moved t 9 the Liberty District to liven Gu? JunioreSonior Banquet a- aa hold in the Bowen Mothodist :EDJ The Carl Landrum Orchostr Evening in Pa,x'is was can-Tied ou :foo of tho Senior Class wore c wo ordered our Nam Cords a E bool? we lost Alice Jo Hoftg who married Jim, Centorvillop I wo, and Lois Kroencko who wento d Prom was held Fridayo May 110 The banquet huroh at 6:30 and the Prom in the gymnasium at from Quinoy furnished the mnoioa Our theme at the Promo Miss Key Webster and Hre Bill owned queen and king respectively, d picked out our announcements on April 304 j '-H 'f?f'-'2b 2 'f 'f1'f 'Mfain'-fffff-f r '1'- R ' 'W 4 - ' ' f- HQ -1 ' ' f Qnlwarch 248 the Sophomoros a foltnthat it was olsucoosog A A held a public dance and cake walk in the gym, leo this opringv the boys collected scrap irono This was the first year that the Sophomores wore allowed to choose their ing? ln foo opolngim Wofoe all looking forward to getting them in Soptemberc n W ll 1 J ' 'l ll Un one warm April ovoning, noting partyc which provod enjo wonmndo around forty dollars 1.1 he Freshman class ventured to Carthage for a able to us, but perhaps damaging to the flooro with our ouooasaful work day on Moy Sth. Quito a foo of tho Froshmenipartioipatsd in the District Music Contest at zohnollv and two boyas Goorgo Akers and Kenny Jacobsg as part of an onsomblo ei13,K.E.3Sio3?2QS9,.9g13 5Qil H9?,El.QQmirff2vn Swsal bww also played Qwbafsl SPRING BASEBALL ' - A Tho Bowen High Baseball Squag opened the season with defeats to Notre D ae Ljn-23 and Centro3..1fU7m-2D,, boi in kbho meantime had defeatofk Golusu. on the diamond -lo Following the Central gamea JMGD, but come back on our homo s loot a close one to Blomdinsvi a Conirlalp wo gonzo them aa. thorou :wly mioood conquering Notre Hmm sfoatfsfil by 'the some Mmm Q15-3,02 we traveled to Colusa whore we were beaten iaxnond to beat the aforementionedi 5-2D Q Later' lo, Q 5--43 ,, but in revenge of our earlier lose he eetbaclcwwll Q Traveling to Quincyn we mare i6-U53 but the following day., use were soundly hioh eliminated us from the IHSA tournayu In Dioiriot Music Competitie :om goiting Stato rotingsa and t 1 the State Gontost in Bllomingt Superior Ratimgp and the Mixed rcollon? ratingou Theme groups N l 1 our entries rated very well, with three of o root receiving o rating of 'Exoo11ent.' n, M y H, the S nior Girlon Sextotte received ctotte and Som Ramsoyls Solo both received o pictured elsewhere in this booko 1 . 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Guess where they're going. Chow Hounds 10. Your guess is as good as mine THEN 'N NOW A11 of the students oictured here recently are also shofm here at an ear'l ier age Can you pair them up? OT 17T 1-WO U0 ' 1 OZ ZI Xunf' 9931 L'lI'TE -I9Ui0T-11-S W-TV sqooe 91 9 .roqreg uk Assure' gg-47 qepuosog au ' -Q Jomeag Imaqg .teqsqofq Beg C'E I SQWUI' T0-W0 FUI gl pd SHEMSHV PON Na NZHJ. Ellggvigf si Wh Q WH 3 S135 5 J My ,. xx ff A 9 -' 'I :'ii?n3 JIE ,- H x MfM 'm'x -1-Sffi-1 -I 2-2 2:'- v'f3N LI ,, Z X 'Q'-x x X ,, Qngruiulutiuns fl 4- 3 9' T to the CIBSS of '56 AY,,i.US 1 5 M! o o Invztmg you wrzMAWKRi!amgg,, to the pause E'f'T'75T'Y 93 that refreshes ' ll u' f ' with ice-cold IN.. 4 . Q' .SV X Coca-Cola a t BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY HUA. asm Roy A. Morton Orin Jacobs Dave Cheney Donald Stone Carl Rigor Carlin N. Morton COMPLIMENTS OF Kenneth Schluter Marvin Kirby Shirley White Hubert Morton William Fletcher ll0Y A. MOIlTON 81 SDNS Seeds 0 Fertilizers 0 Chemicals BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS - SAVE WITH SAFETY - BOWEN STATE BANK BOWEN, ILLINOIS WE PAY 270 ON SAVINGS 2152? ON TIME CERTIFICATES MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION HCLMES EQUIPMENT C0 INTERNATIUNAL HARVESTER ymirie Ggzrnzr - COMPLIMENTS OF - STATE BANK OF AUGUSTA Deposits insured up to and including 310,000 by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Carl W. Koehser, Cashier Rollo R. Robbins, President AUGUSTA - -- - ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF - BELL BAKERIES, lllc. - COMPLIMENTS OF -- HIDIKMAN'S STANDARD STATIDN Stanford Hickman PHONE 46 BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS The Best of Everything for the Builder - COMPLIMENTS OF -- ALEXANDER LUMBER DDMPANY PHONE 24 BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF - MIDWEST ORDER BUYERS FINEST IN FARM MACHINERY ' HORSE 81 MGMAHAN BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS WDRRELL AND JONES Hardware - Furniture - Wallpaper - Paints TAPPAN GAS RANGES - CROSLEY REFRIGERATORS Uregas Dealer - R.C.A. Television PHONE 150 BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS GDMMERGIAL HDTEL MR. and MRS. W. L. RAMSEY Owners and Managers BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS MEOUM'S GRUGERY GROCERIES AND MEATS PHONE 88 BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS GROSSLI-IND LUGKER SERVIGE Telephone 8 -:- BOWEN, ILLINOIS The Key to Better Living CARS TRUCKS NEW USED HIGGINS MUTOR SALES BOWEN - ILLINOIS PHONE 117 BOWEN, GLENN G. BANKS LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER Appraisals and Long-Term Loans Phone 26-1 - - WEST POINT, ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF - DUNALD L. HIGKS STANDARD OIL AGENT WEST POINT, ILLINOIS T A B E II S BUILDERS' CENTER Hardware - Paint - Lumber - Electrical Appliances WEST POINT - - - ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF - WHITAKEIPS SELF SERVIGE GROGERIES AND MEATS BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS ESTABLISHED 1897 H. B. NASH 81 00. Hardware - Paint - Variety Store Kelvinator -- Skelgas - Maytag Appliances PHONE 183 BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS I - COMPLIMENTS OF - U 0 T T A G E U A F E AUGUSTA - - - ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF -- FERRELI. GHEVRULET GOMPANY AUGUSTA - .. - ILLINOIS MENN'S FIRESTONE STORES FIRESTONE Tires g Tubes q Auto Supplies Local Dealers-A. J. Mecum and Sons, Bowen, Ill. CARTHAGE, ILLINOIS MT. STERLING, ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF - FARM BUREAU SUPPLY GOMPANY - Serving Hancock County -- BILDERBAUK TRUGK SERVIGE Phone 97 CARTHAGE - - - ILLINOIS SHERRIGK DRUG STURE 0. C. Sherrick, R.Ph. 0. D. Sherrick, R.Ph. Two Registered Pharmacists to fill your Prescriptions CARTHAGE, ILLINOIS W. L. HAM RIOK Plumbing - Heating - Sheet Metal Phone 96 BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS O. H. JOHNSON INSURANOE Box 44 - Phone 186 BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS MILK PROOIJOTS OO. Phone 12 Good Luck Seniors BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF - BETTY OREEN'S SOHUUI. OF HANGING AUGUSTA BOWEN CLAYTON GOLDEN - OOMPLIMENTS OF -' WAYNE OUUPER ' BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF - KIEFEIPS OASH STORE BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF -- HANOOOK OOUNTY LIVESTOOK MARKET I-ISSN. Hogs Bought Daily, Monday through Friday BOWEN Phone 54 ILLINOIS ATEN'S SERVIOE Phillips 66 Products WEST POINT - -- - ILLINOIS DR. GRIN GIIGSSLAND Veterinarian Phone 34R2 BOWEN - - -- ILLINOIS Best Wishes to Bowen High School by THE FREEMAN FUNERAL HGME WEST POINT - - - ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF - WEST POINT DRUG SUNDIIIES Moore's Paint -- Witte's Paint WEST POINT Phone 31 ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF - LAUNER'S GARAGE WEST POINT Phone 43 ILLINOIS GARL MOTUR SALES Pontiac Sales and Service 412 Wabash - Phone 42 CARTHACIE - - - ILLINOIS SWIFT AND GOMPANY Phone 273 CARTHAGE - - - ILLINOIS NEWELL MOTGR SALES Oldsmobile Sales and Service Phone 497 CARTHAGE - - - ILLINOIS BETTISWOIITH PLUMBING AND HEATING CARTHACIE Phone 190 ILLINOIS IAGKSUN FUNERAL SERVIUE 24-Hour Ambulance Service Phone: BOWEN '73 BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS LAZEAIPS PHAIIMAGY Prescriptions . Drugs g Medicines School Supplies g Sheaffer Pens Rosze11's Ice Cream 5 Candy BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF - II U S S E L L K 0 G H BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF - DORSETT SUPER MARKET AUGUSTA - - - ILLINOIS AUGUSTA GLEANERS Bowen Agency - Mecum's Grocery Phone 88 AUGUSTA - - - ILLINOIS I. H. GUNN BULLDOZING SERVIGE Pasture Cleaning, Ponds, and Grass Waterways Phone Bowen 192 Golden 'IOR6 GOLDEN and BOWEN, ILLINOIS LOLGSCZLZ gnc. Phone BAldwin 2-3355 301 Hampshire QUINCY, ILLINOIS For the Best of Foods STANDARD SERVIDE B 0 W E N U A F E Standard Oil Products Open Sundays Ph. 193 AUGUSTA, ILLINOIS BOWEN ILLINOIS D A I R Y D I P P E R Ice Cream - Plate Lunches - Sandwiches - Philip and Elizabeth Tribble - BOWEN - - - ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF - ' McHUGH DRUG STORE - Your REXALL Store - Phone 487 CARTHAGE - - - ILLINOIS II A L I F F S ' The Store for Men and Boys Phone 44 CARTHAGE - - - ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF - BEN FRANKLIN STDRE CARTHAGE - - - ILLINOIS EDHO BOOSTERS The following persons contributed cash toward the 1955-1956 edition of the Echo, but do not have an advertisement in the book. Clyde Young - Roy Dunlap Leo Brunenn -if W - COMPLIMENTS OF - SERVIGE GOMPANY W E S T P 0 I N T Shell Products and L.P. Gas Systems E L E 0 T R I G DENVER - ILLINOIS WEST POINT - ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF - HENDRIQKSQN Q PAULINE'S nnsss and M'm AI'N BEAUTY SHUI, SHELL SERVIUE Ph. 149 AUGUSTA, ILLINOIS BOWEN -'NWS HUEY SEED GDMPANY Phone 50 CARTHACIE - - -- ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF -- WILLIAM LEWIS OONOOO SERVICE AUGUSTA - - - ILLINOIS - COMPLIMENTS OF - HANGUGK GOUNTY GRAIN 00. Phone 79 BOWEN - - . - ILLINOIS CHEVROLET Cars and Trucks BUICK CarS ALDERMAN MOTORS Largest Stock of Used Cars and Trucks in Hancock County Body and Fender Work - Painting - Parts and Service PHONE 32 - - CARTHACIE, ILLINOIS xr ,J S 52 4 INTER-COHEGIATE PRESS Publrshers A Eaver Manufacturers- Baal: Brnderx HUURY ' HOME UFFIEE Kansas City ,M Cornered L , rlucqg My fgfgl l ,k . Y, Aim Q I J 'J , f m The Curve 7 ,f F, VPJO' irffis V f 744.5 '- My-Q. f 3, . we Q? age, Boy k ,.v stretch It e'11 Take Some To S :ll 001. ri ' X-'fs' 1 mb KldS Sing! rmy F ' f ' T Z V ake Your OI' f--n-9 Y P .. 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