Casey High School - Flame Yearbook (Casey, IL)

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To Mr. Fasig— May he always sweep well And quickly respond To the janitor's bell. A friend of all Is lanitor Slim He's always available When one needs him. No stage play would be complete without a clean-up crew. C.T.H.S. is fortunate in having a crew of long standing—namely, Mel Watts, Edgar Fasig, and “Slim Hoyt. Mr. Fasig who arrives on the set at 6:30 spends his first hour chasing that illusive little thing commonly known as dust. By the time the earliest comer opens the door, the Stars and Stripes are already gracefully floating in the morning breeze. Incidentally, Mr. Fasig vs. the Flame Staff was one of the most spectacular lawsuits of the year. Oh, I forgot to tell you! Mr. Fasig merely pressed one of Ivan Sidwell's art contributions to the Flame in his paper press. Shocking, isn't it? Just call Mr. Watts. Students and faculty alike can always depend on Mr. Watts to find out what is wrong with a light socket or a stove. Mr. Watts is an expert on keeping the thermometer pointing at the most comfortable temperature at all times. What would we do without our electrician and key-maker? Swish! Swish! What's that? Oh, that's Slim Hoyt industriously cleaning the new gymnasium. Besides making numerous trips to the old building to check the fueling situation, Mr. Hoyt cleans all the rooms in the new building. Slim is still hard at work when Mr. Fasig arrives. When I asked them their one desire from C.T.H.S. students, everyone of them replied, Why can't they teach these C.T.H.S. students how to hit the wastebasket? 26

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We learn to do by doing! We make our own laws! STUDENT COUNCIL Our student council is made up of four representatives from each class, the class officers. A seventeenth member elected the previous year by that council automatically becomes an honorary member. Freda Spencer is this year's honorary member. The C.T.H.S. student council, to which any person, group, or class may bring school problems, is headed by Joe Sharp, president of the senior class and president of the student council. Miss Maurine Johnson is the faculty advisor for this group. On Saturday, October 25, Casey was host to the District Convention and entertained schools from eighteen different counties. At this meeting Bill Victor, a former C.T.H.S. student and district president for this year, presided. Bill Fouty followed in Bill Victor's footsteps—he was elected president for next year. Standing: Max Moore, Jerry Roan. Patty Moody, Norvan Landis. Martha Prince, Bill Fouty, Billie Jean Chrysler. Row seated: John McNurlan. Lee Markwell, Freda Spencer, Maurine Johnson, advisor, Joe Sharp, Imogene Robinson, Ralph Sharp. Seated at table: Pauline Philippi, Carl Collins, Patricia Burnett, Juanita Huffman. 25

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