Carthage High School - Carthaginian Yearbook (Carthage, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

jar m m WE HAND YOU OUR 1957 CARTHAGINIAN Editor....................................Rogene Lunt Published by the Students of Assistant Editor.....................Romalee Freeman COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL, DIST. 312 Business Manager..........................Jack Gorby Carthage, Illinois Assistant Business Manager .... Laura Lee Harrison The Yearbook Staff is proud to dedicate the 1957 Carthaginian to Ben Schroder, head of our agricultural department. His sincere interest in his students’ growth and development and his ability to present an effective varied program in agriculture have contributed much toward making this one of the outstanding departments in this area. Much credit is due “Prof’ for preparing his students to work and live constructively within their community. DEDICATION L. B. DELABAR Principal ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION President ......................Robert Bright, Jr. Secretary.........................Mrs. Edna Orum Members . . . Galen Dickinson, M. H. Corbridge, Russell Ward, Leonard Perry, Lawrence Jones. FACULTY ELMER OBERLIES General Science Biology RUTH RIGGS Latin Library TROY KELLY Coach Physical Education FACULTY CLYDE BROWN Industrial Arts ALICE WYLES Business Yearbook Sponsor MARVIN HUMKE Science FACULTY LEE WITT Coach Social Science Sophomore Class Sponsor PAULINE HOLMES Physical Education G. A. A. Sponsor PAUL POTTER Vocal and Instrumental Music SENIORS RALPH D. BAXTER Band 1,2,3,41 Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Yearbook Staff 2; Minstrel 2; Boys’ Quartet 3,4. RICHARD BIVENS Student Council 1,2,3,4; Act 2,3; Class President 4; Class Vice-President 3; Band 2,3; Football 1,2; Track 1.2, PAT F. BULKLEY G.A.A. 4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Reitz High School, Evansville, Indiana 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sextet 4. JEAN BYERS FJiA. 1,2,3,4, Historian 3, Secretary 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Librarian 3; Yearbook Staff 4. JUANITA “SKIP” CLARK G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4. RICHARD DEAN CRAMER Vianne High School 1; Plymouth High School 1,2; Bowen High School 3; Baseball 1,2; Basketball Man- ager 2. BARBARA ANN CURLESS Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; ACT 3; Student Council 1,2; Class Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4. GENE EDWARD CURTIS Hamilton High School 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; H-Men Club 1,2,3; Pro- jectionist Club 1,2,3, Vice-President 3; Boys’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Class Vice-President 2; Class Parliament- arian 3. This page sponsored by B M MARKET, FERRIS K. D. BAXTER SON. Carpentry Contractors DONALD DAVID Boys’ Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. EARL DUNCAN F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Parliamentary Pro- cedure 4. KARLENE KAY EARLS Band 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; ACT 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Girls’ Sextet 3,4. DIXIE ETTER F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 4; Pep Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. JAMES MELVIN FAULKNER Football 2. ROM ALEE FREEMAN F.H.A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Play 3. ARLENE JO GABEL G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; ACT 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 1,4; Class Play 3. BOB GARRELTS Class Treasurer 2; Class Secretary'3; Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3. This page sponsored by BEN FRANKLIN STORE NO. 1750 Bentley Farmers Elevator. Bentley. 111. w THOMAS L. GAVILLET MARSHALL GELLENWATER CLARENCE C. GOODWIN Chorus 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Track 4. BOB HAISLIP Basketball 1,2,4; Track 3. MARY HALE G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Industry High School 1,2; Colusa High School 2. ORVILLE RICHARD HALE Industry High School 1,2; Colusa High School 2. RUTH ANN HARDY F.H.A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 4. SANDRA SUE HARRINGTON Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,4; F.H.A. 1,2; ACT 4. Compliments of: BETTISWORTH, PLUMBING - HEATING BURLINGTON ROADBUILDERS, INC. LAURA LEE HARRISON F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Public Relations 2, Secretary 3, Vice- President 4, Section 8 Projects Chairman 4; Class Reporter 2; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Play Usher 3; Librarian 1,2,3. ROBERTA HOING G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Librarian 3,4; Play Usher 3; Yearbook Staff 4. JEROLD LEE JUSTUS F.F.A. 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Basketball 3. JERRY MARSHALL Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Minstrel 2; Class Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4. ALICE RUTH HULS Librarian 4; Play Usher 3. PATRICIA A. LANE G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; ACT 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sextet 2; Trio 3; CXiartet 4; Officer 2; Student Director; Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council 2,3; Play Usher 3. JOSEPH VINCENT MC BRIDE Football 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Class Vice-President 1. DONALD C. MC CULLOUGH Chorus 1; Yearbook Staff 4. Compliments of: CARTHAGE COLLEGE CALIFFS' CLOTHING STORE, You Always Save at Califfs' NAN LUCASEY ACT 1,2,3,4; President 4; Class Play 3; G. A. A. 1,2; Class Treasurer 1,4; Sextet Accompanist 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 2,4. ROGENE LUNT G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; ACT 1,2,3, President 3; Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 3, Librarian 4, Student Director 3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Sextet 1,2; Trio 3; Quartet 1,4; Speech Contest 1,3; Yearbook Editor 4; Minstrel 2; Student Council 3. GLADYS V. MILLER Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Class Play 3; ACT 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. MILLY NEALLY Class Recorder 1; Student Council 1,2; F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 1,2; ACT 1; Speech Contest 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3; Class President 2; Year- book Staff 4; Librarian 2. BETTY LEE NOBLE F.H.A. 1,2,3; Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 4. LARRY NELSON Colchester High School 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. RODGER L. ROTHERT Football 1,2,3,4, Captain; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, President 4; Class President 1; Class Treasurer 3. JUDY PERRY F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Recreation Chairman 4; Class Play 3; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Sextet 3,4; Speech 1; Band 1,2,3,4. HANCOCK GRAIN CO. HANCOCK IMPLEMENT CO. Grain, Seeds, Feed, Coal Farm Equipment - Trucks BARBARA PHILLIPS G.A.A. 2,3,4; ACT 1,2,3; Band 2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Play Usher 3. MYRTLE IRENE PRIOR F.H.A. 1,2,3, Parliamentarian 4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Class Sec- retary 2. ROSEMARY SCHEUERMANN F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Flute Quartet 3; Flute Trio 4. BETTE SNODGRASS Geneseo High School 1; Librarian 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Recreation Chairman 2; Baton Twirler 2,3,4; Play Usher 3. SUGRETTA SIEGR1ST LaHarpe High School 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,4; Ensemble 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Trio 3, Quartet 4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 4. TERRY L. SIMS Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1; Track 2; Class Re- porter and Recorder 3; Yearbook Staff 4. JOHN JAY TROTTER 4 Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Vice- President 3, President 4; Yearbook Staff 1; Class Vice-President 2; Class President 3; Student Council 3,4, Vice-President 4; Class Play 3; Chorus 4; Boys’ State 3. LYNN D. TROUTE. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,4; Base- ball 3,4; C Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. HUEY SEED CO. HOLT’S GARDEN CENTER Dealers in Field Seeds Seeds-Flowers-Nursery Stock DOROTHY LYNNE SMITH Class Secretary 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3, Vice-President 3; ACT 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Projects Chairman 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Girls’ State 3; Class Play 3; Girls’ and Mixed Chorus 1, Accompanist 2,3,4. PATSI STIENBARGER Band 1,2,3,4, Quartet 4; Girls’ and Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Sextet 4; ACT 1,2,3, Vice-President 3; Student Council 3,4, Secretary 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Officer 3. CAROL ANN UFKES F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Projects Chairman 4; ACT 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3,4; Class Vice-President 4; Student Coun- cil 4, Treasurer; Girls’ and Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, President 4, Accompanist 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4. OLIVE JUNE WALTON F.H.A. 2; ACT 2,3; Girls’ Chorus 3,4; G.A.A. 1; Yearbook Staff 4. JAMES J. VARNER Band 1,2,3; Boys’ Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1; F.F.A. 1.2,3,4. ARTHUR LEE WRIGHT F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 3, President4, Parliamentary Procedure 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,4; Track 1; Class Play 3; Band 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. KAY WEAR G.A.A. 1,2,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; ACT 4; Yearbook Staff 4. JOYCE ELAINE WORRELL F.H.A. 1. KENNEDY’S WEARING APPAREL KIEFER’S STORE ALVERA EILEEN REED Yearbook Staff 4. JOHN DAWSON GORBY Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1,4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Class Secretary 4; Publicity Manager, Junior Class Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4; C Club 2,3,4. DONALD EUGENE RHODES Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2; C Club 2,3,4. DEL WHITE G.A.A. 2,3,4, Activity Chairman3, President4; F.H.A. 1; Librarian 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 4. BOB YOUNG Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. Dewane Allison Bob Austin Loretta Brodie Jeffery Clark James!. Derks Janice Dowdall Janet Drew Doris Etter Richard Faulkner Donna Fecht Gerald Fink Katharine Freeman Ronald Freeman James Frey George G rone wold Noiene Harrell Thomas Harrington Frank Hasten Robert Henderson Judy Hoing Elaine Housewnght Clifford Juls Esther Huls Larry Huls Ora Jackson Reva Kelly Mary Klein Dean Lawson Celia Lionberger JUNIORS CARTHAGE DEPARTMENT STORE Dry Goods and Ready-To-Wear CLASS President...............Tom Harrington Vice-President..........Darrell Plumley Secretary.................Karen Murphy CARTHAGE ELEVATOR Feeds -G rai n -Li vestoc k Janet Lovell Mary Lovell Virginia McCammon Genelle Magin Leona Martins James Metternich Marilyn Minor Nancy Montgomery Sandra Morrell Karen Murphy John Naylor Carol O'Connell Ed Owen Waldo Patrick Darrell Plumley Stannie Prox Sandra Heed Bernice Scheuermann Charles Shumate Donald Smith Robert Smothers Robert Stoneking David Tanner Roger Tweedt Kenneth Ufkes Bonnie Vance Alfred Wear Peggy White Larry Wilson OFFICERS Treasurer . . Student Council . . . Celia Lionberger JUNIORS Representative. . . . . Genelle Magin Sponsor . Mr. Clarence Wilson HOTEL CARTHAGE CARTHAGE MAYTAG CO. Tommy Bell Linda Bergman Carol Biewer Robert Bulkley Linda Burrows Wanda Buss Billy Carle Ellyn Chapin Sandra Clark David Crum Myron Dagley Dorothy Delabar Judy Dickinson Gerry Dulaney Scott Dunham Judy Dunn Sandra Faulkner koger Fecht Ruth Fisher Loretta Franks Mary Frisbie Larry Ganion William Gavillet Bill Gelhaar Sharon Goodrich Dwayne Gregory Edna Hale Betty Hardy Mary Lou Huls Charles Husted Clarence Husted Kenneth Jenkins Larry Jenkins Gerald Jones Kay Jones Lorna Junk Leanne Kennedy Vice-President...................Tom Lentz SOPHOMORES Secretary Lorna Lionberger CARTHAGE READY-MIXED CONCRETE CORP. DAWSON'S GROCERY, Ferris Howard Kerfoot Ruth Ann Kern Janet Kimmel Judy Kinman Karen Lehr Tom Lentz Lorna Lionberger Charles Lovell Sue Lucasey Francis Miller Beverly Miller Barbara Morgan Elaine Morrow Judy Mumpower Sharon McCullough Karen McMaster Freddie McMillen John Neff Helene Osterhouse Lee Reed Kenneth Reidner Chuck Roeth Herman Rothert Doran Sammons Dick Scanlan Pat Scheuermann Barbara Seaver Sylvia Schone Frank Simmons Joseph Smith Timmy Tanner Karen Thompson Connie Jo Vance Carol Walton Elaine Ward Melba Welch Kathryn Wemhoner Stanley Whitaker Robert Young Student Council Representative .... Herman Rothert Sponsor........................Mr. Lee Witt SOPHOMORES DR. C. C. ELLISON, D. D. S. DR. R. W. MC LELLAN, DENTIST Judith Ancelet Nancy Ancelet Frances Barclay Keith Bentzinger Loren Bivens Royal Brandon Dennis Brierton Tom Brown Opal Burling Sue Chenoweth Kyra Corbrige Janet Daugherty Judith Dean Jo Anne Dickinson Billy Duncan Earl Dunham Eugene Earls Thomas Edwards Rodney Etter Beverly Faulkner David Feagans Mary Freeman Joyce Fry Janice Galloway Richard Gasperi Byron Geissler Larry Gibson Jerold Giles Lyndon Graham Robert Grove Ernest Hall Darrel Hartweg Terry Henderson Paul Hendren Robert Hibbard Dianne Hunter Janet Huls James Hurt Marion Jackson Bonnie Johnson Marian Johnsonn James Kelly FRESHMEN This page sponsored by CLASS President ......... Darrel Hartweg Vice-President...........Jo Anne Dickinson Secretary-Treasurer....................Paul Hendren DOC'S NEWS AGENCY FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICE R. W. Livermore, Agency Manager OFFICERS Student Council Representative........Earl Dunham Sponsor........Principal L. B. Delabar John Kipling Norman Kimmell Richard Linson Bonnie Londrie Dixie Lasswell Jearlyn Lunt Roger Martens Donald Merritt Leon Miller Donna Murphy Bill Mustain Shirley Myers Jane McNally Keith Neill Terry Newell Janet Nicholas Dorothy Phillips Carol Prior William Reuck Karen Rosenboom Harry Scanlan Janice Scott Sandra Schroder James Shrum Theodore Smalley Loren Smith Malcolm Staley Patricia Swartz Mary Ann Talbott Gary Taylor Donna Thompson Mickey Trotter Stanley Twaddle Connie Ufkes Mary Ann Ufkes Darlene Vass Bobby Walton Ronald Warner Vernon Wear Gerry Wilhite Sandra Wilkins Tony Ruggles Craig Pancake Rainer Von Albert (Not Pictured) Compliments of RAY H. GRIFFITTS INSURANCE AGENCY HUSTON INSURANCE AGENCY CAFETERIA: Mrs. Long Mrs. Ikerd Mrs. Dochterman BUS DRIVERS: Marvin Humke, Sye Oberlies, J. Robert Arm- strong, Axie Kennedy, Lefty Wilson, John Scott. LIBRARIANS: Roberta Hoing, Bette Snod- grass, Melba Welch, Dorothy L. Smith, Alice Huls, Sandra Reed, Elaine Ward, Del White, Ruth Fisher, Mrs. Ruth Riggs. CUSTODIANS: Glen Ward (not pictured): Pearl Brown BOYS’ CHORUS. FIRST ROW: Jim Mettemich, Tom Lentz, Ralph Baxter, Roger Tweedt, Bill Gelhaar. SECOND ROW: Keith Bentzinger, Lee Reed, Eugene Earls, Bob Smothers, Myron Dagley, Jimmie Kelly, Chuck Roeth, Timmie Tanner. THIRD ROW: Loren Bivens, Ron Kipling, David Crum, Gerald Jones, Clarence Goodwin, Kay Jones, Bob Walton, Larry Wilson, Bud Wear. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Giles, Bob Bulkley, Dick Gasperi, Jerry Marshall, Roger Fecht, David Tanner, Gene Curtis, Darrel Hartweg, Larry Ganion, Mr. Potter. CHORUS BOYS' QUARTET: Jim Metternich, Tom Lentz, Ralph Baxter, Roger Tweedt. Accom- panist, Bill Gelhaar. GIRLS’ QUARTET Pat Lane Leanne Kennedy Rogene Lunt Lorna Lionberger Accompanist, Dorothy L. Smith GIRLS’ CHORUS. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Phillips, Lorna Junk. SECOND ROW: Sharon Goodrich, Carol Brewer, Skip Clark, Bonnie Londrie, Sandra Schroder, Mary Frisbie. THIRD ROW: Connie Vance, Karen Lehr, Sue Chenoweth, Pat Swartz, June Walton, Janice Scott, Dixie Lasswell, Kathryn Freeman, Wanda Buss, Janice Dowdall, Judy Mumpower. FOURTH ROW: Janet Daugherty, Karen Rosenboom, Karen Mc- Masters, Pat Lane, Mary Ann Ufkes, Donna Murphy, Mary Freeman, Janice Galloway, Joyce Prior, Mary Hale, Leanne Kennedy, Joanne Dickinson, Judity Ancelet, Gladys Miller. FIFTH ROW: Nan Lucasey, Kyra Corbridge, Marian Johnson, Connie Ufkes, Ruth Kern, Janet Lovell, Judy Kinman, Betty Hardy, Jearlyn Lunt, Sharon McCullough, Genelle Magin, Lorna Lionberger, Celia Lionberger, Myrtle Prior, Barbara Phillips, Jean Byers, Barbara Curless. SIXTH ROW: Sugretta Siegrist, Ruth Fisher, Reva Kelly, Carol Ufkes, Pat Bulkley, Leona Martens, Marilyn Minor, Nancy Ancelet, Shirley Myers, Dixie Etter, Judy Dickinson, Janet Nicholas, Bonnie Vance, Helene Osterhouse, Carol O’Connell, Jane McNally, Janet Drew, Rogene Lunt. SEVENTH ROW: Dorothy Lynne Smith, Sue Lucasey, Judy Perry, Patsi Stienbarger, Arlene Gabel, Maryanne Talbot, Opal Burling, Judy Dunn, Bonnie Johnson, Elaine Morrell, Doris Etter, Sandra Wilkens, Dorothy Delabar, Pat Scheuermann, Kathryn Wemhoner, Sandra Harrington, Kay Wear, Karen Thompson, Sylvia Schone, Karlene Earls. CHORUS GIRLS’ SEXTET I: Sandra Schroder, Janet Daugherty, Jearlyn Lunt, Marilyn Minor, Judy Dunn, Janice Dowdall, Accompanist, Carol Ufkes. GIRLS SEXTET II Judy Perry Patsi Stienbarger Celia Lionberger Pat Bulkley Helene Osterhouse Karlene Earls Accompanist, Nan Lucasey FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Janet Drew, Arlene Gabel, Bonnie Johnson, Joanne Dickinson, Judy Dickinson, Sandra Wilkens. SECOND ROW; Leanne Kennedy, Patsi Stienbarger, Jearlyn Lunt, Sandra Schroder, Jerry Wilhite, Sugretta Siegrist, Billy Reed, Barbara Phillips, Karlene Earls, Rogene Lunt. THIRD ROW: Judy Perry, Janet Daugherty, Loren Bivens, Jim Frey, Tom Edwards, Linda Bergman, Elaine Morrow, Terry Newell, H. F. Rothert, Loren Smith, Donnie Smith, Doris Etter, Eugene Earls. FOURTH ROW; Marilyn Minor, Nan Lucasey, Virginia McCammon, Timmy Tanner. BAND MAJORETTES: Helene Osterhouse, Karen Rosenboom, Bette Snodgrass, Sandra Sch- roder, Sharon Goodrich. DRUM MAJOR: Jerry Marshall. Compliments of: MCHUGH’S DRUG STORE SHERRICK’S DRUG STORE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sharon McCullough, Carol O’Connell, Donna Fecht, Kyra Corbridge, Rosemary Scheuermann, Barbara Curless. SECOND ROW: Jerry Giles, Pat Lane, Janice Scott, Royal Brandon, Rodger Rothert, Art Wright, Judy Dunn, Mryon Dagley, Roger Tweedt. THIRD ROW: Tom Lentz, Carol Ufkes, Ralph Baxter, Bob Young, David Tanner, Bob Hibbard, Jim Derks, Keith Bentizinger, Joe Smith, David Crum, Larry Wilson, Richard Linson, Bill Gelhaar. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Marshall, Bob Smothers, Mr. Potter. BAND Paul Potter, Director Sponsored by: O, K ELECTRIC SERVICE WRIGHT ELECTRIC SERVICE ENSEMBLES FLUTE TRIO: Barbara Curl ess, Carol O’Connell, Rosie Scheuer- mann. FLUTE QUARTET: Kyra Cor- bridge, Sandra Wilkins, Donna Fecht, Sharon McCullough. CLARINET QUARTET: Arlene Gabel j Patti Lane, Judy Dickin- son, Joanne Dickinson. SAXOPHONE QUARTET: Roger Tweedt, Myron Dagley, Rodger Rothert, Judy Dunn. CLARINET QUARTET: Janet Drew, Patsi Steenbarger, Bon- nie Johnson, Sugretta Siegrist. BRASS SEXTET: (Not pictured) Ralph Baxter, John Trotter, Tom Lentz, Rogene Lunt, Bill Gelhaar, Bob Smothers. OPERETTA WORDS AND MUSIC President Fussbutton.....................................Ralph Baxter Dean Longword....................................Roger Tweedt Dean Highnote...............................Helen Osterhouse Mary Allen...............................................Janet Drew John Warren......................................Chuck Roeth Janitor..................................................David Crum Boys Trio............Tom Lentz, Jim Metternich, Bill Gelhaar Girls’ Quartet . . Rogene Lunt, Patti Lane, Lorna Lionbarger, Leanne Kennedy Accompanist............................Dorothy Lynne Smith Director........................................Paul Potter FIRST ROW: Pat Swartz, Dorothy Delabar, Sandra Schroder, Connie Ufkes, Judy Mumpower, Sharon Mc- Cullough, Shirley Meyers, Mrs. Reed, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Carol Brewer, Janet Kimmell, Janice Galloway, Bonnie Johnson, Carol Ufkes, Mary Freeman, Bernice Scheuermann, Janet LovelL THIRD ROW: Janice Dowdall, Judy Dean, Sue Chenoweth, Judy Kinman, Elaine Morrow, Sugretta Siegrist, Karen Lehr. FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Vance, Nancy Montgomery, Carol O’Connell, Judy Perry, Celia Lionberger, Sandra Reed, Diane Hunter. FIFTH ROW: Jane McNally, Jean Byers, Laura Harrison, Dorothy Smith, Bette Snodgrass, Myrtle Prior, Joyce Prior, Bonnie Phillips. F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of students who study home- making in junior and senior high schools. We work together for better and happier home life for all. We think that helping to makehappy homes, now and in the future, is the most important thing we can do for democracy. The activities of our chapter this year have included a freshman party with the F.F.A., National F.H.A. Week, Christmas Caroling Party, Freshman Induction, Heart Sister Week, Mother and Daughter Banquet, Farewell Party for Seniors; we served the F.F.A. Banquet, Kiwanis, and Faculty and observed United Nations and Civil Defense Day. We sent a delegate to Leadership Camp, where we received section and state awards. One of our members received a State Home- maker Degree; we had one section officer; our Chapter president attended the national convention at Chicago. Compliments of: OLEN L. SMITH, County Superintendent of Schools KUTCHER’S BOOK AND STATIONERS, Carthage, Illinois United Nations Speakers OFFICERS: F.H.A. United Nations Display President, First Semester . . .Dorothy Lynne Smith Second Semester . . Laura Lee Harrison Vice-President, First Semeseter . . . Laura Harrison Second Semester . Carol O'Connell Secretary ...............................Jean Byers Treasurer..........................Celia Lionberger Historian .....................................Judy Mumpower Projects Chairman.......................Carol Ufkes Recreation Chairman............................Judy Perry Parliamentarian........................Myrtle Prior Public Relations.......................Sandra Reed Chapter Father and Mother .............. Mr. and Mrs. Olen L. Smith This page sponsored by: VILLAGE SHOP, Across from Theatre TWADDLE FURNITURE CO. , Carthage, Illinois OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . , Reporter . . . . Sentinel . . . . Advisor . . . . . . Art Wright . . Stan Prox . Earl Duncan Clifford Huls . . Jeff Clark Scott Dunham Ben Schroder F. F. A. FIRST ROW: Scott Dunham, Jeff Clark, Clifford Huls, Art Wright, Earl Duncan, Stan Prox, Ben Schroder, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Jim Frey, Dick Scanlan, Roger Fecht, Kenneth Reidner, Donald David, James Varner, Gerald Fink, Earl Dunham. THIRD ROW: Herman Hanks, Bill GaviUet, Larry Huls, Larry Nelson, George Gronewald, Ed Owens, John Neff, Gary Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Waldo Patrick, David Feagans, Tony Ruggles, H. F. Rothert, Malcolm Staley, Tom Brown, Bill Duncan. FIFTH ROW: Roger Martens, Ernest Hall, Norman Kimmel, Byron Geisler, Ronald Merritt, Keith Neil, Rodney Etter, Joe Smith. The Future Farmers of America is an organization open to boys taking agriculture and who plan to enter work connected with agriculture. This year the chapter had delegates at the State and National conventions. Our chapter received the award for the outstanding chapter in the sec- tion, and our parliamentary procedure team ranked second in the section contest. Earl Duncan received first place state dairy award; Robert Coffman placed in the final ten of the state public contest; Larry Junk, Ray Murphy, and John Johnson were awarded state farmer awards. To finance their activities, the boys sell popcorn at home basketball and football games, sell garden seeds in thespring, and sell Christmas cards at Christmas time. Other activities are grain and stock judging contests, and the section fair held every year. This page sponsored by: SMITH IMPLEMENTS AND PARTS C. H. ROBNETT, McCormick-Deering Machines - Service Compliments of: GERDES AND JOBE TRACTOR SALES HANCOCK IMPLEMENTS CO., Allis-Chalmer-New Idea, Studebaker OFFICERS President.......... Vice-President . . . Secretary.......... Treasurer.......... Activities Chairman Sponsor ............ ............Del White . . . Barbara Curless ..........Janet Drew , . Lorna Lionbarger .........Peggy White Mrs. Pauline Holmes G. A. A. FIRST ROW: Barbara Curless, Janet Drew, Nancy Ancelet, Judith Ancelet, Jearlyn Lunt, Rogene Lunt. SECOND ROW: Donna Murphy, Karlene Earls, Judy Perry, Bonnie Londrie, Bonnie Phillips, Carol Ufkes, Sandra Wilkins, Sharon McCullough, Sugretta Siegrist, Judy Kinman, Lorna Lionbarger. THIRD ROW: Del White, Sylvia Shone, Romalee Freeman, Patsi Stienbarger, Arlene Gabel, Leanne Kennedy, Mary Freeman, Mary Ann Ufkes, Sandra Harrington, Bette Snodgrass, Jean Byers. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Pauline Holmes, Connie Vance, Barbara Phillips, Pat Scheuermann, Mary Frisbie, Dorothy Delabar, Janice Dowdall, Norene Harrell, Patti Lane. FIFTH ROW: JaniceScott, Peggy White, Judy Hoing, Kyra Corbridge, Janet Daugherty, Joan Dickinson, Dixie Etter, Kay Wear, Skip Clark. SIXTH ROW: Judy Dickinson, Carol O’Connell, Janet Kimmel, Sue Chenoweth, Karen Murphy, Pat Bulkley, Carol Brewer, Betty Hardy, Roberta Hoing, Mary Klein. SEVENTH ROW: Karen Thompson, Opal Burling, Janet Nicholas, Janice Galloway, Bonnie Johnson, Bonnie Vance, Doris Etter, Rosy Scheuermann, Shortie Clark. EIGHTH ROW: Nancy Montgomery, Karen McMasters, Katherine Wemhoner, Loretta Brodie, Dixie Lasswell, Karen Rosenboom, Mary Ann Talbott, Elaine Morrow, Gladys Miller. Compliments of: DR EMORY MOORE DRS. TROTTER AND SEXTON Come on an’ sing girls Senior champs of volleyball SHIRLEY REAL ESTATE MARKET Modern dance with a focus movement. PLUMMER INSURANCE SERVICE FIRST ROW: Carol Ufkes, Secretary; Virginia McCammon, Vice-President; Nan Lucasey, President; Karlene Earls, Student Council Representative; Jack Gorby, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Jim Frey, Trea- surer; Sharon McCollough, Sharon Goodrich, Katherine Wemhoner, Loren Bivens, Leanne Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Gladys Miller, Marion Johnson, Arlene Gabel, Mary Ann Talbot, Helene Osterhouse, Sue Lucasey, Karen McMasters. FOURTH ROW: Kaye Wear, Sandra Wilkens, Sandra Harrington, Janet Nicholas, Mary Ann Ufkes, Janet Daughterly. A. C. T. “Act well your part; there all the honor lies.” PROGRAM September -- Summer Theaters October -- Impromptu Pantomime November — One-Act Play Reading December — Christmas Party January -- Radio February -- Sweetheart Dance March -- Little Theaters April — One-Act Play Reading May -- Famous Actors and Actresses QUEEN, Carol Ufkes; KING, Lynn Troute; ATTENDANTS, Bob Garrelts, Nan Lucasey, Bill Gelhaar, Sharon Goodrich, Joan Dickenson, Darrell Hartweg, Janet Drew, JimDerks. CROW- NER, Virginia McCammon. CROWN BEARERS, Linda Gra- ham, Dean Crear. FAMILY CIRCLE Cornelia Otis Skinner....Virginia McCammon Maude Skinner.............................Janet Drew Otis Skinner.............................Thomas Harrington Mab............................Norene Harrell Enid...........................Marilyn Minor Charlie...................................Roger Tweedt Amy.......................................Celia Lionberger Grace.....................................Carol O’Connell William........................Richard Faulkner Gordon....................................James Frey Henry............................James Derks Abby.....................................Janice Dowdall Director..............Mrs. Orma M. Hedgcock Ushers: Elaine Housewright, Mary Lovell, Lor- etta Brodie, Genelle Magin, Sandra Reed, Bonnie Vance, Esther Huls, Donna Fecht, KarenMurphy. FAMILY CIRCLE, a three-act comedy based on episodes from the life of the famous Skinner family, was presented by the Junior Class on November 9. Cornelia, who had always dreamed of becoming an actress, found it difficult when her parents insisted that she go to college. The problems were solved by a happy ending when Cornelia and Father came to an agreement. The costumes which are worn in the play were of the style of the early 1920’s. The play, directed by Mrs. Orma M. Hedgcock, proved to be a hilarious success. Compliments of: MAIN CLEANERS FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICE YEARBOOK STAFF PERSONNEL Editor.................................................................RogeneLunt Assistant Editor................................................Romalee Freeman Business Manager.......................................................Jack Gorby Assistant Business Manager......................................Laura Lee Harrison Senior Class......................Patti Lane, Jerry Marshall, Vince McBride, Patsi Stienbarger, June Walton Junior Class...................................................Jim Frey, Dixie Etter Sophomore Class..............................................Duane Gregory, Kay Wear Freshman Class...............................................Loren Bivens, Juanita Clark Organizations and Activities.................Dorothy Smith, Carol Ufkes, Del White, Roberta Hoing, Art Wright, Stan Prox, Nan Lucasey, Arlene Gable, Alvera Reed, Sandra Harrington, Gladys Miller, Milly Neally, Lynn Troute, Gene Curtis, Don McCullough, Barbara Curless, Terry Sims, Mary Hale, Jean Byers. Advisor................................................................Alice Wyles Compliments of: LUNT’S MARKET SWIFT COMPANY STANDING: Rodger Rothert, Earl Dunham, Genelle Magin, Tom Lentz, H. F. Rothert, Del '. liite. Bill Gelhaar, Darrell Hartweg, Tom Harrington, Celia Lionberger, Karlene Earls. SEATED: Chuck Roeth, Bob Austin, Stan Prox, Laura Harrison, Richard Bivens, Carol Ufkes, Patsi Stien- barger. STUDENT COUNCIL (A Member of the State and National Student Council Organization) OFFICERS President..................Rodger Rothert Treasurer Vice-President...............John Trotter Reporter Secretary...............Patsi Stienbarger Sponsor . . . . . Carol Ufkes .... Chuck Roeth Miss Mary Maberry To serve our school well is the goal of our student counciL This year’s projects included: Homecoming Activities Provided hospitalized or bereaved school members with flowers or gifts. Additions made to record library. Sponsored assemblies. Sponsored Good Citizenship Week. Conducted school supply and candy counters. Coordinated social functions. Initiated tree and shrubbery planting on lawn. Compliments of: MARINE TRUST COMPANY FIRST NATIONAL BANK HOMECOMING QUEEN, Patsi Stienbarger; ATTENDANTS, Carol Ufkes, Kay Wear, Sharon Goodrich, Connie Jo Vance; STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT, Rodger Rothert. HOMECOMING The crowning of the queen climaxed Homecoming activities. These started with a snakedance on the preceding evening. The floats of the parade -- always a highlight — featured themes of popular songs. First place was awarded to the Cheerleaders; second place to the Junior Class; and third place to the Dramatics Club. The Homecoming dance followed the football game with Macomb. Beautiful decorations of autumn colors served as a background for the dance and the crowning of the queen. Members of the foot- ball team, Jack Groby, Gene Curtis, Dean Lawson, and John Trotter escorted the queen’s attendants. Dean Crear was crown bearer. Compliments of; FECHT FUNERAL HOME Cheerleaders - 1st Place Seniors Music A.C. T. - 3rd Place Clowns Juniors - Second Queen Candidates Freshmen PROM-1956 Queen Patsi Stienbarger, King Lynn Troute, Attendants Carol Ufkes, John Trotter, Bob Garrelts, Gladys Miller, Crown Bearers Stephanie Oberlies, Eddie Orum. U.a.cr .h.o� d Combo mu« 1 Of the Cutvcr-Stockton or V n . � ' . Ni- Y This page sponsored by LASSWELL INSURANCE AGENCY NEWELL MOTOR SALES, Oldsmobile Sales RESERVE: Dixie Lasswell Joanne Dickinson Shorty Clark Judy Dickinson Donna Murphy VARSITY: Karlene Earls Gladys Miller Norene Harrell Leanne Kennedy Connie Jo Vance VARSITY FIRST ROW: Darrell Hartweg, End; JackGorby, Quarterback; Chuck Roeth, Halfback; Gene Curtis, Tackle; Dave Tanner, Center; Roger Rothert, Tackle; Frank Simmons, Halfback; Herman Rothert, Guard. SECOND ROW: John Trotter, Guard; John Naylor, Halfback; Gerald Jones, Guard; Terry Sims, Halfback; Clarence Goodwin, Fullback; Bob Smothers, Halfback; Dean Lawson, End; Jim Metternich, Guard. THIRD ROW: Coach Troy Kelly, Bob Hibbard, Halfback; John Neff, Tackle; Herman Hanks, End; Dwayne Gregory, Guard; Scott Dunham, Guard; Larry Ganion, Tackle; Tom Brown, Tackle. FOURTH ROW: John Kipling, Manager; Coach Lee Witt, Stan Prox, Manager. Compliments of Menn’s FIRESTONE DEALER Store. FRESH-SOPH FIRST ROW: Earl Dunham, Jerry Wilhite, Mickey Trotter, Bob Hibbard, Stan Twaddle, Malcolm Staley, Tony Ruggles, Loren Bivens. SECOND ROW: Richard Linson, Larry Ganion, Paul Hendren, Scott Dun- ham, Ronnie Warner, Lyndon Graham, Dick Gasperi, John Kipling, Manager. THIRD ROW: Jerry Giles, Vernie Wear, Darrell Hartweg, Dwayne Gregory, Gerald Jones, Frank Simmons, Coach Lee Witt, Dave Crum, Manager. FOOTBALL SEASON'S SUMMARY Varsity Blueboys 13 Warsaw 26 Blueboys 25 Beardstown 6 Blueboys 13 Monmouth 35 Blueboys 13 Rushville 7 Blueboys 0 Macomb 14 Blueboys 0 Havana 13 Blueboys 2 Hamilton 35 WESTFALL'S SERVICE STATION, Mobilgas, Mobiloil VARSITY FIRST ROW; Jack Gorby, Forward; Gene Curtis, Center; Lynn Troute, Forward; Chuck Shumate, Guard; Dwayne Allison, Forward; Alfred Bud Wear, Guard. SECOND ROW: Coach Lee Witt, Dave Tanner, Center; Tom Harrington, Forward; Jim Derks, Guard; Donald Lefty Rhodes, Guard; Frank Simmons, Guard.’ BASKETBALL SEASON’S SCOREBOARD Carthage 66 Warsaw 62 Carthage 44 Monmouth 61 Carthage 68 Augusta 75 Carthage 54 Beardstown 60 Carthage 45 Notre Dame 54 Carthage 9 Notre Dame 12 Carthage 50 Havana 40 Carthage 50 Fort Madison 49 Carthage 57 Macomb 74 Carthage 60 Hamilton 46 Carthage 52 Rush ville 47 Carthage 41 Beardstown 44 Carthage 47 Abingdon 48 Carthage 39 Havana 47 Carthage 57 Central 60 Carthage 64 Central 61 Carthage 43 Macomb 63 Carthage 63 Western 60 Carthage 45 Bowen 63 Carthage 56 LaHarpe 55 Carthage 45 Rush ville 43 Carthage 62 LaEIarpe 45 Carthage 58 Warsaw 72 Carthage 69 Dallas City 64 Carthage 59 Plymouth 63 HANCOCK SERVICE COMPANY FRESH-SOPH. FIRST ROW: Ted Smalley, Jerry Wilhite, Malcolm Staley, Chuck Roeth, Dwayne Gregory, Scott Dun- ham, Frank Simmons. SECOND ROW: Richard Linson, Larry Ganion, Gerald Jones, Darrell Hartweg, Paul Hendren, Lyndon Graham, Vernie Wear. THIRD ROW: Tony Ruggles, Stan Twaddle, Earl Dun- ham, Tom Dorothy, Coach Troy Kelly, Dave Crum, Manager. B-SQUAD DUFFEY'S STANDARD SERVICE We liked Ike! And some of us liked Adlai, too! STUDENT ASSEMBLIES CLASS WILL I. RALPH “Hello Hello” BAXTER, will my paper throwing ability to Blackie Allison who will probably need it this next season. I, RICHARD Pres. BIVENS, will my thorough interest in Chemistry to Kenny Reidner. I, PAT BULKLEY, will my ability to beat anyone in table tennis to Gerald Jones. I, JEAN “The Diamond” BYERS, will my weak voice to Dean Lawson who could use it. I, RICHARD “The Flash” CRAMER, will my films that give you a typical example of the happenings while on the Senior Class Trip to the Juniors. I, BARBARA “Scatterbrain” CURL ESS, will my Beethoven records and my interest in classical music to Ranier Von Albert. I, GENE “Playboy” CURTIS, will my big stories to Larry Gibson who s got me beat by a long shot. I, DONALD “Wink” DAVID, will my shyness to Katy Franks. I, EARL DUNCAN, will my Ag projects back to Mr. Schroder for some other farmer. 1, KARLENE “Omaha Red” EARLS, will my liking for tall structures to Mary Ann Talbott. I, JAMES “In the Car” FAULKNER, will my smoking room to any other “fag” fiend. I, ROM ALEE “Bush” FREEMAN, will my love for Magnolias and boys from Nauvoo to my little sister who may find her thrill at Kirkwood Lodge. I� ARLENE GABEL, will Ralph to anyone who needs a paper boy. I, BOB “Cross Over the Bridge” GARRELTS, will my harem in Keokuk to the one CCHS boy who doesn’t have one. 1, TOM GAVILLET, will my Buick to Alderman’s. It MARSHALL The Radical” GILLENWATER, will my loyal Republican stand to a feJlow Republican, Mr. Armstrong. I, CLARENCE GOODWIN, will my blue Ford to Troy Kelly who would appreciate it. 1, JACK Goose” GORBY, will my bitter sarcasm, Keokuk girls, and Tri-State Milk to all the other clean- living cowpokes. I, BOB HAISLIP, will my ability to have a swell time while visiting Western Illinois State College to ne::t year’s class. I, MARY Richard” HALE, will my love for college boys to Loretta Brodie. I, ORVILLE HALE, hope someone will will me an upper plate. I, .RUTH ANN HARDY, will my long, curly hair to Yul Brynner. I. SANDRA HARRINGTON, will my peroxide set to any other brunette who wishes to become a blonde. I, LAURA HARRISON, will my love for high school alumni to the teachers. I, ROBERTA HOING, will Bud Long to Coach Kelt who needs a tackle. I, ALICE HULS, will Jim Varner to anyone who is interested enough to take him. I JEROLD “Wild One” JUSTUS, will my “cyke” to anyone who can start it. I, PATTI LANE, will my love and affection to Roger Tweedt. I, NAN LUCASEY, will my ability to catch Rotherts to my understudy, Lorna Lionberger. I, ROGENE LUNT, will myself to a freight train bound for Hope, Kansas. I, VINCENT “Don Juan” MCBRIDE, will my ability to change girls in the middle of a romance to an- other cad. It DONNIE ' The Physique” MCCULLOUGH, will my superior mental power to Bob Austin. 1� JERRY MARSHALL, will my drum major suit to Timmy Tanner. I, GLADYS MILLER, will my half interest in Gene Curtis to all the other stock holders. I, LARRY NELSON, will my tremendous height to Gerald Fink who needs it. I, BETTY NOBLE, will my friendship with Sharon Goodrich to anyone else who is interested. 1, JUDY PERRY, will my love for grocery boys to Farrell Gaines. I, BARBARA PHILLIPS, will my ability to hook MG's tc any other sports car enthusiast. I K|YRTLE PRIOR, will my shyness and quietness to Darrell Plumley. I, DONALD Lefty” RHODES, will my automatic pilot set toward Hamilton to Jim Mettemich. I, RODGER Self-made” ROTHERT, will my determination, my gavel, my athletic achievements, my music ability, my awards, my honors, my scholastic standing, my ability to interpret from that of the written page, and Nan to anyone who needs my determination, my gavel, my athletic achievements, my music ability, my awards, my honors, my scholastic standing, my ability to interpret from that of the written page, and Nan. P.S. I want to keep my cycle. I, ROSY Termite” SCHEUERMANN, will my liking for one Plymouth boy to my future mother-in-law. 1, SUGRETTA SEIGRIST, will my love for the Wood-winds to the Brass section. If TERRY SIMS, will every foot of the road to Hamilton including a few dark secluded roads adjacent to Route 136 to Jim Mettemich who might be interested. I, DOROTHY LYNN SMITH, will my pickles back to Mrs. Hedgcock for next year’s production. I, BETTE SNODGRASS, will my love for Woody to the woodpeckers. I� PATSI “Va Va Voom” STIENBARGER, being selfish, will John to no one. If JOHN “Va Va Zoom” TROTTER, will myself to Patsi if I haven’t already. If LYNNIE BOY Too Shy for my own Good” TROUTE, will my ability to sneak off with Quincy damsels to any other peace loving American boy. I, CAROL UFKES, will half of my brain to the whole Junior Class who surely could use some mental power. I, JAMES “Rough as a Cob, but twice as irritating” VARNER, will my torpedoes to Mrs. Hedgecock. I, KAY WEAR, will my cowboy, Jesse James, back to Mama James. I, DEL WHITE, will my presidency of G.A.A. to Norene Harrell I JOYCE WORRELL, will Valley Wade to the Navy. I ARTHUR “Daddy-O” vVRiGHT, will the sand thrown at bushwacking” photographers and the technique for making out with sweet little girls from North English to Jim Frey. I BOB “Sporty” Young, will take my boat to Keokuk at 2:30 p.m. We, JOHN TROTTER, JACK GORBY, and BOB YOUNG, will our talent for getting rid of coons to Coach win. We, THE SENIOR CLASS, do will and bequeath our tremendous athletic ability to the Freshman Class. We, THE SENIOR CLASS, do will and bequeath our good looks, charm, and high standards of living to the Sophomore Class. We, THE SENIOR CLASS, do will and bequeath our Bibles, Hymnals, our place in the Choir, and our Oral Roberts Fan Club to the Junior Class, who with this equipment and a little luck ought to turn out to be right nice kids. CLASS PROPHECY Setting: The home of Coach Kelly in Carthage, Illinois, in 1985. Grandpa Kelly: Well, it’s about time Ralph Baxter got here with the Quincy Paper. Mrs. Kelly: Oh, he s probably downthestreet trying to teach some little kiddies how to play hop scotch. Grandpa Kelly: Then let’s turn on T.V. and catch the latest news. (Grandpa turns on the television on channel E-X-T-R-A, owned by Old Man Exclusive.) Hello out there in T.V. Land. We will have the latest news in just 60 Seconds. First, we’ll have a word about one of our sponsors. Do your teeth need fixing? Need false teeth? See Orville Hale, Doctor of Dentis- try. Nurse Ruth Ann Hardy will give you a free eye examination while you wait.” NATIONAL NEWS BY Pierre Exclusive PRESIDENT ON KNEES Democrat President Marshall Gillenwater begs Congress to repeal the 21st Amendment so he can run for President three times like his hero, F.D.R. REFUSES TO SUPPORT PRESIDENT Earl Duncan, owner of the Big Cheese Dairy Farm Products Corporation, said that he refuses to support Old Buddy President Gillenwater because he is not for the little man. Donald David, now a big businessman, seems to be the President’s only supporter. ACCEPTS POSITION Mary Hale has just accepted the position of assistant coach of basketball at Carthage College. Donald McCullough, hoping to get the position as score-keeper for the team, feels that his shrewd juggling of the scores would bring fame for the team and glory for himself. TROTTER RESIGNS John Trotter has given up his position as head of the American Medical Association so he can caddie for golf pjo Patsi Stienbarger. REED SUES ROSY It seems as though Alvera Reed who took Albert Schwitzer’s place as head of the African Missionary Council is suing Rosy Sherman Austin for exterminating termites in Brazil. INJURED IN CRASH Karlene Earls and Gladys Miller were both injured in an American Airlines crash while flying back to Karlcne’s home town of Omaha, Nebraska. Gene Curtis, famous Good Time Charlie and Playboy, is on his way to Omaha from Rio de Janerio to mourn Gladys’s injuries. Gladys, as you know, left Hollywood when she and Clarence Goodwin, great movie producer and director, had a spat. Gladys refused to play the part of Betty Grant in the Terry Sims Story. BIVENS ADVANCES THEORY In the scientific news it seems that Richard Bivens, famous research chemist, claimed that due to the excess of ether in the upper atmosphere. Bob Young will never be able to escape to Mars in his space ship from his wife, the former Barbara Phillips. Bob offered to take Clifford Huls with him, but Clifford’s wife, the former Myrtle Prior, has him chained to the ground. ARTHUR WRIGHT PICKED UP FOR SENDING THREATENING LETTERS TO DICK CRAMER Art Wright threatened to exterminate Photographer Richard Cramer for showing Art’s wife, Pat, some choice pictures of Art’s past. Art knew it was Dick because of the cowboy boot tracks. Art’s wife, the former Pat Lane, wants one-half of his millions as alimony. Art said and I quote, I can’t afford to lose her. PRESENTS HONORS Admiral Snodgrass of the United States Waves has just presented Seaman 4th Class Woody Dawson with a good conduct medal and a wedding ring. SOCIETY NEWS by Reginald Von Exclusive EXPRESSES OPINION Jack Groby, critic for the New York Herald, says that Vincent McBride’s performance in the Elvis Presley Story was as lousy as President Gillenwater’s foreign policy. TAKES BECK UTS PLACE Tom Gavillet just took over for Dave Beck III who is in prison for the embezzlement of five million. Gorby points out that since Tom took over the job, he has built three new houses and bought ten new Cadillacs from salesman. Bob Garrelts. Boh said now that he has some extra pocket money, he can con- tinue his tour of the country as a traveling salesman. NEW RELEASES BY LUNT AND GABEL Song writer, Rogene Lunt, can’t seem to sell her new one, You Gotta Have Hope. But Arlene Gabel, dancer and singer, sold a million copies of I'm Tired of Dangling People on Strings. NEW BOOK ON ETIQUETTE Dorothy Lynn Smith is now writing a book on the basic faults of Emily Postl Amy Vanderbilt, and Mrs. Smith. It seems as though jt is going to be a best seller. PATTI PRESLEY IN OPERA Patti Lane opens with her partner, Elvis Presley, in the Metropolitan Opera House next Tuesday. Joyce Worrell, new owner of the Opera House, said she hired those two famous talented performers because of the loss of attendance. The experts say this lack of attendance is due to the engineer, Rodger Rothert’s new addition to television -- Feel and Smell-o-vision. TERRY SIMS STORY POSSIBLE FLOP Hollywood rumors say lhat producer Clarence Goodwin is having a hard time filming the “Terry Sims Story.” Terry is supposed to have spent a considerable amount of his youth in Wayne Welch's Pool Hall, and Clarence can’t seem to get all of the cameras in the hall to shoot some of the scenes that had a molding effect on Sim's life. NEW OWNER OF POOL HALL Jerold Justus has now taken over Wayne Welch’s Pool Hall and changed the name to Mr. Justus's Billiard Parlor. Pretty high class, eh? WEAR REFUSES CONTRACT Also In the movie world, Kay Wear refused a ten-million dollar contract to play Jesse Jame’s mother in the “Return of Jesse James.” GRAPEVINE CHATTER According to the rumors at Betty Noble's Beauty Parlor, Alice Huls is having a hard time keeping Jim Varner out of trouble. Jim was just elected as the roughest Physics Professor at Yale. “And back to the news in just a moment. Do you want to learn to dance? Want to be the life of the party? Then take lessons at the BobHaislip Dance Studio. Bob got his start in dancing at Macomb in a swimming pooL Seems as though he was supposedly visiting Western State College. Anyway, I imagine Bob could teach you some pretty fancy steps.” LOCAL NEWS by Just Plain Bill Exclusive TEACHERS’ APPEAL Nan Lucasey and Laura Harrison, English and Home Ec. teachers respectively, arc begging School Board President Judy Perry for permission to lower the graduation standards because the newer generations can’t seem to get by the standards set by the Class of ’57. Experts say that the standards set by the Class of '58 are entirely too low. Also Miss Lucasey was just elected President of the Old Maid School Teachers Association. ROMALEE FREEMAN OPENS FLORIST SHIP Romalce Freeman resigned as P.E. Director at Nauvoo High School so she could watch the Magnolias bloom in her shop. Each time another blossom blooms, Romalee seems to get a sweet little smile on her face--like she was reminiscing. BOOKS BY CURL ESS Barbara Curless seems to be writing two books at the same time-- “An Autobiography of Beethoven” and “How to Make Bird Calls.” The Bird Call book comes with an authentically produced record by Barb herself. LOCAL GIRL MAKES GOOD Sugretta Seigrist is now playing the clarinet for Lawrence Welk. Sugretta got her start at C.C.H.S. MARSHALL CRACKS Jerry Marshall, now residing in Greenwich Villiage, cracked up because he couldn’t sell his newest painting, “A Line in Modern Art,” for enough cash to buy his long-wanted car. DALE CARNEGIE SPEAKING COURSE CHANGES HANDS Sandra Harrington, formerly of Carthage, has recently purchased the Speaking Course of Dale Carne- gie. Sandra attained national fame by winning the World Marathon Speaking Contest. “The Sports News in just one minute. Right now, a word from one of our sponsors. Want something smashed? See Jim Faulkner, Bulldozer operator. Don’t fuss; don’t cuss; call us -- Jim Faulkner Dozers, Inc. SPORT NEWS By Flash Exclusive PAT BULKLEY REGAINS TENNIS TITLE Miss Pat Bulkley, new tennis champ, plans to visit her friend, Jean “Diamond Queen Byers. Pat says she wants to relax and wallow in Jean's diamonds. Jean, as you know, started her collection in high school. LEFTY RHODES RELEASED FROM CARDINALS Lefty hung up his spikes when the Cards gave him an unconditional release. His wife, the former Marcia Gabel, said, “The reason my husband was released was because none of the catchers had enough courage to catch his curve.” LARRY NELSON QUITS RACING Roberta Hoing. President of National P.T.A., said it isn’t right for an Ag. Instructor to be a jockey. As a result, Larrv and his mount were scratched from the Kentucky Derby. LYNN TROUTE WELCOMES NEW BASKETBALL SQUAD Lynn seems optimistic over the potential of his squad. Even though they lack ten returning lettermen and have but a 6” 7 average. Coach Troute feels that with some expert coaching they can pull through the season. DEL WHITE WINS 100 YD. DASH IN OLYMPICS Del White fogs 100 yards in 19 minutes flat against still competition. Get it? Everyone was dead! “And now, stay tuned for the Home Hour starring that wonderful homemaker, Carol Ufkes.” Grandpa Kelly; “Boy, that Class of ’57 really did go places!!” Mrs. Kelly: “Well, they sure are dominating die news these days.” Queen, Carol O'Connell; King, George Gronewold; Attendants, Karen Murphy, Janet Drew, Jim Derks, Bud Wear; Junior Class President, Tom Harrington; Marshal, Darrell Plumley; Crown Bearers, Diane Metternich, Dean Crear. SENIOR CLASS CAST PLAY-HEAD The Storekeeper............... Melissa Frake, mother......... Abel Frake, father............ Marg ' Frake, daughter .... Wayne Frake, son.............. Harry Ware, Margy’s fiance . Eleanor, Wayne’s girl friend Emily, girl at the fair....... Pat Gilbert, reporter . ... . Mrs. Rallins, pickle champion The Barker ................... .........Ralph Baxter ........Arlene Gabel ...........Art Wright , . . Barbara Curless ........John T rotter . . . Rodger Rothert . . . . Nan Lucasey . . Romalee Freeman ........Jack Gorby Dorothy Lynne Smith .........TomGavillet STATE FAIR, by Phil Stong, was the comedy presented by the Senior Class on April 26, 1957. This classic of American life pictures the Frake family as they attend the State Fair in Des Moines. It tells of Mother and Dad with their entries for prizes: home-made pickles and Blue Boy; the romantic interests of Margy, Wayne, Harry and Eleanor; Pat, the newspaper man; the barker; Emily, the girl at the fair; and Mrs. Rallins of Keokuk, Iowa. The storekeeper keeps an interested eye on all the family until the solution of the Frakes problems brings the play to a happy end. CITIZENSHIP These good citizens were chosen by students and faculty as representative of the many cooperative, courteous, dependable, and patriotic leaders in our student body. Dorothy Lynne Smith - Girls’ State and D. A.R. selection; John Trotter - Boys' State and Courtesy King; Genelle Magin - Cour- tesy Queen. FIRST ROW: Charles Shumate, Dave Tanner, Chuck Roe tit, Rodger Rothert, Gene Curtis, Captain, Dean Lawson, Gerald Jones, George Gronewold. SECOND ROW; Frank Simmons, Tom Brown, John Kipling , Bob Hibbard, Tom Dorothy, Paul Hendren, Art Wright, Bob Bulkley, Darrell Plumley. THIRD ROW: Frank Hasten, Dick Cramer, Lindon Graham, Loren Smith, Bob Henderson, Terry Newell, Tom Bell, Royal Brandon. TRACK SCHEDULE Winner of dual meet with Warsaw. Third place in Quincy Relays Second place in Mid-West Meet First place in Country Meet TRACK AND BASEBALL BASEBALL SCHEDULE Macomb I Carthage 0 Rushville 0 Carthage 10 Dallas City 0 Carthage 8 Dallas City 1 Carthage 1 Havana 2 Carthage 14 Beardstown 0 Carthage 3 Hamilton 9 Carthage 13 Colchester 3 Carthage 1 FIRST ROW: Bob Austin, Vernie Wear, Dean Lawson, John Trotter, Fred McMillan. SECOND ROW: Jerry Wilhite, Jim Metternich, Jim Derks, Lynn Troute, Duane Allison, Tom Harrington, Jack Gorby, (not pictured) Donald Rhodes, Ted Smalley.