Central High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Camp Point, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

m m • - •' central hi-light OF CENTRAL COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL UNIT DISTRICT NO. 3 CAMP POINT, ILLINOIS We will back you, our Central High School We will back you to victory. Banners fly for Central High, 'Cross the sky they seem to cry-Rah Rah’ Loyal sons are marching on. Marching on from dawn to dawn. We're defenders of black and gold Saying, Onward for Central High! (Clap, clap, and 15 rahs) VOLUME 3, 1958 SCHOOL SONG Editor ............ Assistant Editor . . Production Manager Business Manager . Ruth Ann Johnson Donna Moran Gerald Hapke Bruce Thale DEDICATION With the realization that we are still very young in heart and experience; with the knowledge that with their counsel there is yet peace and love, and a deeper, calmer faith for us to seek; we gratefully dedicate this, the 1958 Central Hi-Lights, to our Mothers and Fathers. DMINISTRATION boarO of education SEATED: William Lawless, Albert Shanholtzer, Secretary; Irvin Heinecke, President; Thomas Royalty. STANDING: Alfred Albers, Howard Meyers, James Stevens. adrmnistRAtion HARRY A. PACATTE Diploma, Blackburn H. E. BLENTLINGER College R. A. GALLOWAY Assistant Superintendent B. S. Eastern Illinois Superintendent B. A. Western State State Teacher's Lombard College College College M. S., University of M. S., University of M. S. University of Illinois Illinois Illinois MRS. HEINECKE offices of supemntenPent And pmncipaL MRS. GUTHERIE Secretary Secretary MRS. HEINECKE, MR. PACATTE MRS. GUTHERIE MR. GALLOWAY 6 facuLty WILLIAM A. HARRIS B. S. in Music Ed. Quincy College University of Illinois Instrumental Music CARL C. CLAPPER Carthage College B. Ed. Western Illinois State College M. A. University of 111. Biology and General Science DONALD HAMILTON B. S. Western Illinois State College Math and Physics OPAL GALLOWAY B. Ed. Western Illinois State College Home Economics General Science JOYCE BUSS Carthage College B. Music Vocal Music English PAUL WOMACK B. S. Western Illinois State College World History Bookkeeping Boy's Physical Education 7 ETHEL BLENTLINGER B. Ed. Western Illinois State College History and English JEAN BRINKMAN B. S. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College I.S.N.U. Business Education HARRY ELBE B. S. Western Illinois State College Coach and Boy's Physical Education CURTIS SHERMAN Maryville State Teachers University of Missouri B. S. University of 111. Agriculture VIVIAN HUFNAGEL A. B. Illinois College English 8 GLADYS EVANS B. Ed. Western Illinois State College University of 111. Home Economics Chemistry GENE PARKER B. A. Monmouth College Business Education HELEN WICKLIFFE B. Ed. Western Illinois State College English RITA PICKINPAUGH B. S. Western Illinois State College Girl’s Physical Education GERTRUDE DAMROW A. B. Carthage College University of Wisconsin University of Michigan Wittenberg College Latin and Library DAVID L. ALLEN B. S. Kirksville State Teacher’s College Industrial Arts 9 at the FLAVOR FREEZE-SQUEEZE INN Enjoy our Delicious Sandwiches, Shakes and Sundaes Mrs. 13 enT inyak T? ID. C lass It. B bc'S Driver's BdoC Tior C cuss 7 10 ENIORS m SB®® MARILYN BAIRD FHA GAA .... . . 2,3.4 Band .... . 1.2. 3, 4 Dance Band . . ... 1.2 Pep Band .. , . . . 2.3.4 Ensemble . . . .1.2, 3. 4 Annual . . . 3 Class Officer 1 Band Officer Saying . . . . . . That ain’t very nice. EILENE MAE ADEN Red” FHA . . . 1,2 Chorus . . . . . 2. 3.4 A Cappella . . . .2,3,4 Band • 1.2. 3. 4 Pep Band . . . . 2,3.4 Ensemble . . . . . 3.4 Newspaper. . Plus Ultra . . . . .2,3,4 Saying. . . . I reckon Plans .... Academy CAROL KAY ALBERS FHA GAA Chorus . . . . • 2,3.4 A Cappella . . . 2.3.4 Band . .2,3,4 Pep Band . . . Ensemble . . . Newspaper . . . . . 3.4 Chorus Officer a a . . 4 Dance Band . . Saying . : . . Oh My Plans College KAREN ANN CADY Katy FHA .... . ... 1,2 ChOrUS . . . . . .1,2,3 A Cappella . . . .1.2,3 Band .... . . 2,3.4 Pep Band . . . . .2.3,4 Class Officer 3 Cheerleader. Band Officer. . a . . 3,4 Saying . . . Oh Gaad! Plans . . . . . . Beautician LEON P. CONOVER Lupe C-Mens Club . . . 2, 3, 4 Baseball............1,2,4 Tract..................1 Cross Country..........2 Plans................Navy 13 MARY DE MOSS FHA..........1,2,3,4 Chorus..........1,2,3, 4 A Cappella . . .1,2, 3, 4 Ensemble...........3,4 Annual...............4 Pep Club........2, 3,4 Biology Club.........2 Saying...........Oh for heaven sakes Plans..........College CONNIE DISSELHORST Dizzy FHA................1,2 GAA..............2,3,4 Chorus........1,2, 3 A Cappella . . . . 1,2, 3 Band..........1,2, 3, 4 Dance Band.........1,2 Pep Band.........2, 3, 4 Ensemble . . . .1,2,3,4 Plus Ultra ......... 2 Solo Club............1 Saying...........Watt? Plans.........Business College HERBERT EIDSON Herb RUSSELL EMBREE Cracker Chorus . . . . . . 2.3 A Cappella . Ensemble . . C-Mens Club Biology Club 2 Saying . . . Don't Get in a Cramp Plans .... FFA Class Officer . C-Mens Club . . .2,3,4 Track 1.2, 3, 4 Cross Country . . .2,3,4 GENE FLESNER Wilbur Intramural . . . .2,3,4 Baseball. . . Track . . . . Basketball. . Biology Cluh. Saying . . Remarkable Plans . . . . or College — MARILYN HASCHEMEYER FHA . . 1,2 Chorus .... 1,2, 3, 4 Band Ensemble . . . Plus Ultra . . . Biology Club . A Cappella . . . .2,3,4 Saying .... Plans WENDELL W. GUNN Wemp Intramural . C-Mens Club . . .2,3,4 Baseball . . • .1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball. . Track . . . • 1.2,3,4 Cross Country Saying .... 2, 3 Plans .... Service or College GERALD D. HAPKE Chorus.................3 A Cappella.............3 Annual.................4 Newspaper............2,4 Class Play..........2, 4 Librarian..............4 Biology Club...........2 Plans .... Concordia Teachers College PATRICIA HEINECKE Pat FHA...........1.2.3,4 GAA...............2,3,4 Band...........1,2, 3, 4 Pep Band .... 2,3,4 Twirler .... 1,2,3,4 Drum Majorette. ... 4 Newspaper............ 4 Plus Ultra.......2, 3,4 Student Council.... 4 Saying . . . You Know! Plans............Barnes Hospital (Nursing) 15 CARLTON HIBBERT Bub- Class Officer.........3 C-Mens Club . . .2,3,4 Baseball......1,2, 3, 4 Basketball........1,2,4 Track ..............1,2 Cross Country .... 2 Student Council. ... 3 Saying.......... Oh, I wouldn't know Plans...........Work in- Chicago H. DEAN HUBER Jug” Chorus .... . . 1.2 A Cappella . . Band Dance Band . . Pep Band . . . . . . . 2 Drum Major. . Class Officer . Intramural . . . 2. 3,4 C-Mens Club . , Basketball. . . , Track Student Council ... 2 Saying. ... No Sweat yet Plans College i KENNETH C. HUNSAKER -Carl-Chorus .... 1,2,3,4 A Cappella . . 1,2, 3, 4 Ensemble .... 2, 3, 4 Intramural . . . .2,3,4 Plans...........Service, then settle down DONNA HUFENDICK Hufendick FHA 1.2, 3, 4 Chorus .... • 2.3.4 A Cappella . . . .2,3,4 Band . 1,2,3 Ensemble . . . Annual . . . . ... Plus Ultra . . . • 2,3,' Biology Club . ( Band Officer . All State . . . Saying . . Oh, , Goody! Plans College KEITH G. HUNSAKER Carl' Chorus .... 1,2, 3, 4 A Cappella . . 1,2,3, 4 Annual..................4 Inter Mural . . . .2, 3,4 Baseball................2 Basketball...........1,2 Biology.................2 Plans .... Electronics MARDELL HUNTLEY - Mardi” FHA...........1,2,3,4 Chorus . .............l Annual............... 4 Newspaper.............4 Class Officer.........4 Biology Club..........2 Librarian...........3,4 Saying .... By gosh, you better hadn't Plans Gem City Business College. 16 JERRY IDEUS Bo Chorus.................4 A Cappella.............4 Class Officer..........1 C-Mens Club . . .2,3,4 Baseball..........2, 3,4 Basketball.............3 Plans............College GENE KETCHUM Sam” Chorus .... . . . . 1 Band 1.2, 3, 4 Dance Band . . . .1,2,3 Pep Band . . . . 2.3,4 Ensemble . . . . . 2,3 Class Officer . . . . . 4 Student Council . . . .1 Saying .... C'estun faux pas (You pulled a boo-boo.) Plans College DELBUR M. KNORR • FFA .... . . 2.3,4 Band .... . 1.2, 3, 4 Pep Band . . . . 2.3,4 Intramural . 3 Plans .... - m RUTH ANN JOHNSON Ruthie FHA.............. 1,2,3 GAA Chorus .... 1.2. 3.4 A Cappella . . 1.2. 3,4 Band Pep Band . . . . 2.3.4 Twirler .... Ensemble . . . . . 3.4 Annual .... . . . 3,4 Newspaper . . Class Officer . . . . . 2 Class Play. . . . . . . 3 Plus Ultra . . . . 2.3.4 All State . . . . . . 3.4 Dance Band . . . . . . 2 17 Saying . . . That'd be cute Plans...........College TERRY KOONTZ Arch Chorus......... 1,2, 3 A Cappella . . . . 1,2, 3 Class Officer........l C-Mens Club . . 2, 3, 4 Baseball. ... 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball . . 1,2, 3,4 Saying . . . Ah, come on Plans .... Service or college -- T I GLENDA KRAMBERG GAA..............2, 3 Band..............1,2 Pep Band........... 2 Pep Club........2,3,4 Plans .... Undecided MARJORIE LEFFERINGHOUSE Janie FHA....................1 Class Officer..........4 Plus Ultra.............2 Librarian...........3, 4 Saying .... Nobody told me. Plans...........Gem City Business College HAROLD LEWIS Louie Band Dance Band. . . Pep Band .... ■ 2,3.4 Class Officer . . Intramural . . . Baseball .... Plans.........Undecided KENT LUEDERS Pete Chorus................. Band...............if2 Newspaper............4 Class Officer . . .1,2,3 Class Play...........3 Intramural............2 C-Mens Club . . . . 3f 4 Baseball .... 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball.......2, 3, 4 Student Council. .1,2,4 Saying . . I'll be durned Plans............College or Service 18 KAREN JULEEN LEENERTS Kay Jay FHA................ 1,2 GAA...................4 Chorus.........2, 3, 4 A Cappella ... 2, 3, 4 Band..........1,2,3,4 Pep Band..........1,2,3 Ensemble...........3, 4 Annual.............3t 4 Newspaper .... 2,4 Class Play............3 Plus Ultra ... 2, 3, 4 Chorus Officer .... 4 All-State.............4 Saying............Gooie Plans...........College DARYL MC MAHAN Mac Chorus.................1 Class Officer..........1 Class Play.............3 Intramural...........3, 4 Basketball..........1,2 Plans.............College MARLENE MEANS FHA . . . . • 1.2.3,4 GAA . . . . ... 2.3 Chorus . . . .... 3.4 A Cappella . .... 3, 4 Ensemble . . .... 3, 4 Newspaper. . .... 2,4 Class Officer 3 Class Play. . Saying . . . .Oh Peanuts Plans . . . . then get married DONNA MORAN FHA..................1 Annual...............4 Newspaper.........2,4 Class Officer........1 Saying . . . Oh, I wish it was Friday Plans . . . Get married and go to work RONALD PARN FFA ............2, 3, 4 Intramural............3 Pep Club .... 1, 2, 3, 4 Saying . . . What you don't know won't hurt you Plans.........Farming DAVID R. PATTON Dave Chorus .... 1.2. 3.4 A Cappella . . , .1.2, 3, 4 Band . . . 1.2 Pep Band . . . . Ensemble . . . . 1.2, 3,4 Class Officer . . . .1.2,4 Class Play . . . Intramural . . . .. 3.4 C-Mens Club . . .2,3.4 Basketball . . . .1.2,3 Track 1,2, 3, 4 Student Council . . . .3 Saying Sexy Plans Service then college JANET MEIER Chorus . . , 1 FHA . . . , . . . .1.2,4 GAA . . . , 4 Band . . . , . . 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band . , . . . 2,3.4 Twirier . . , 4 Cheerleader, 1 Saying . . , care Plans . . . . Work, then get married WILLIAM PEUSTER Roach FFA .............2, 3, 4 Class Officer ... FFA Intramural............3 Track................3 Plans .... Undecided LA VON DOLLY POST -Dor FHA...............1,2 Newspaper...........4 Class Play..........3 Plus Ultra......2,3,4 Student Council... 4 Saying . . . .That ain’t even nice! Plans .... Undecided I ANTHOL E. RIGGINS Elroy Band ... 1.2 Class Officer . . . . . 4 Intramural . . . 2. 3. 4 C-Mens Club . , Baseball. . . . , Basketball. . . . Student Council ... 4 BB Manager . . . Saying , Is that a fact? Plans College % % KAYE ROSE Rosie GAA ... Chorus . . Band . . . Plus Ultra . Saying . . know what to tell ya Plans . . . . Undecided CONSTANCE SAYLOR Connie FHA .... Chorus . . . . A Cappella . , . 1,2,3,4 Ensemble . . , . ... 3,4 Annual . . . . Newspaper . . Plus Ultra . . . . . .2.3.4 Librarian . . . Saying . . Treat others as you wanted to be treated Plans 20 ROGER REUSCHEL Horse FFA Chorus . . . . A Cappella . . Intramural . . . . . 2,3 C-Mens Club . . .2.3.4 Baseball. . . . .1.2.3.4 Basketball . . .1.2,3.4 Plans . College HAROLD SHRADER Buzz C-Mens Club.........4 Trampoline .... 3, 4 Plans.........Service or Work THOMAS J. SCHUTTE Shotgun FFA .............2, 3, 4 Chorus................1 Newspaper.............4 Baseball...........1,2,4 Basketball. . . .1,2,3,4 C-Mens Club . . .2,3,4 Track...............3,4 Student Council.... 4 Saying. . . . What you don't know won't hurt you. Plans .... jCollege or Armed Forces. SANDRA SUE SHERRICK Susie Chorus .... 1.2, 3,4 A Cappella . . 1,2, 3, 4 Band Dance Band .. . . 1,2 Pep Band . . . . .2,3,4 Ensemble . . . 1.2. 3, 4 Plus Ultra . . . . .2,3,4 All State . . . . . . 3 Plans College GAY STABLER Reek Intramural........... 3 Biology Club...........2 Student Council ... 3 Saying ... Eat a Gob! Plans .... Undecided PATRICIA STEVENS Patty FHA................1,2 Newspaper.............4 Biology Club.........2 Saying........... What Plans .... Undecided BRUCE THALE Gus Annual................4 Class Play............3 Plus Ultra .... 2, 3, 4 Intramural............3 Basketball.............1 Biology Club...........2 Saying . . . That's just one of them Breaks BARBARA JO VEILE Barb GAA..................2 Plus Ultra . . 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club.............2 Biology Club . .... 2 Plans.......... Beauty School-then get married DARLENE TOURNEAR FHA ..............1,2 Pep Club..............2 Biology Club.........2 Saying..........Did ya, really? Plans .... Work-then get married EVELYN WATKINS Evie FHA . . . 1,2, 3.4 GAA . . . Chorus . . 1.2. 3, 4 A Cappella 1.2, 3,4 Ensemble . Newspaper Student Council ... 3 Saying . . My Goodness Plans . . . ' . Business College CONNIE WEAR ........1,2,3.4 GAA...............2,3,4 Annual................4 Newspaper............ 4 Class Officer.........1 Class Play............x Librarian.............x Saying..........Oh! For heavens sake plans...........Business College ALICE WICKLIFFE Wick” JOE WILLIAMS Butch GAA Pep Club 4 Chorus .... • • • 1.2 Intramural 4 A Cappella. . • • • 1,2 Plans . . . .Navy, Army Band • 1.2, 3, 4 or work Pep Band . . . . . 2,3,4 Newspaper . . . . . 2,4 Class Officer . . . 1.2,4 Class Play . . . . . . 3 Plus Ultra . . • 1.2, 3,4 Biology Club . . . . . 2 Plans ..........College class sponsoRS CLASS COLORS: Lavender and White valedictoRian Donna Moran, daughter of Mrs. Chester Moran and the late Chester Moran of Clayton, has achieved Valedictorianship for the year 1957-58. She has been active in commercial work, including assistant editor and editor of the Newspaper Staff, assistant editor of die Annual Staff, and FHA work. We are very honored to have her Valedictorian of our class. CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS MOTTO: With the light of knowledge we start on the path of life. salutatORian Sandra Sherrick, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Sherrick of Loraine, has attained Saluta-torianship for the year 1957-58. Her activities include band, chorus, Plus Altra, and Newspaper Staff. She plans to attend Knox College where she will major in music. Compliments of ED. ADEN, GENERAL CONTRACTOR R. R. 1, Quincy, Illinois Phone BA 2-8823 and LA PRAIRIE HARDWARE General Electric Maytag Appliances Plumbing and Heating Equipment 24 histoRy camp point division In the fall of 1954 the halls of Camp Point High School were entered by thirty-six green freshmen. The members of the class were: Carlene Ashmore, Karen Cady. Leon Conover, Mary De Moss, Connie Disselhorst, Russell Embree, Carolyn Erke, Diane Green, Wendell Gunn, Donald Haistings. Melvin Heins, Carlton Hibbert, Dean Huber, Carl Hunsaker, Garl Hunsaker, Mardell Huntley, Glenda Kramberg, Marjorie Leffringhouse, Yovnne Lepper, Harold Lewis, Joan Louderback, Kent Lueders, Paul Mais, Darryl McMaham, Janet Meier, William Puester, Kay Rose, Duane Schlueter, Tom Schuette, Harold Schrader, Gay Stabler, Bruce Thale, Darlene Tournear, Barbara Veile, Evelyn Watkins and Alice Wickliffe. Mr. Brankamp was our class sponsor. The only thing that took place our freshmen year was initiation day and the dance that evening. cUyton division In the fall of 1954, thirteen green freshmen entered the halls of Clayton High School. They were: Patricia Stevens, Marlene Means. Leslie Saylor, Beverly Ennen, David Dunham, Zada Sally, Patricia White, Connie Wear, Marilyn Baird, Herbert Eidson, Donna Moran, Constance Saylor, and Gerald Hapke. We elected Herbert Eidson, President; Donna Moran, Vice-President; Marilyn Baird, Secretary; and Connie Wear, Treasurer. Miss Ellis and Mr. Clapper were our sponsors. During the year we had a hay ride and weiner roast at Steven’s and a skating party at Scotties in Quincy. golden division In the fall of 1954, the halls of Golden High School were once again filled with green freshmen. They were: Eilene Aden, Carol Albers, Ferris Allin, John D. Embree, Gene Flesner, Ruth Ann Johnson, George Kestner, Delbur Knorr, Terry Koontz, Karen Leenerts, Ronald Parn, David Patton, Dolly Post, Roger Reuschel, Anthol Riggins, Sidney Schoonover, Sandra Sherrick, and Audrey Tenhaeff. The following officers were elected: David Patton, President; Anthol Riggins. Vice-President; Jerry Ideus, Secretary-Treasurer; and Roger Reuschel, Student Council Representative. Mr. Arbin Shanks was our sponsor. An enjoyable weiner roast was held in Patton’s woods. centRAl division In 1955 the new Central High School combined into one class the sophomores of Camp Point, Clayton, and Golden. The following students were added: Beverly Ennen. Joan Davis, and Joan Johnson. Class officers for the year were: David Patton, President; Kent Lueders, Vice-President; Ruth Ann Johnson, Secretary; Harold Lewis. Treasurer. Mrs. Brinkman and Mr. Brankamp were our class sponsors. A skating party was sponsored during the year. We returned in the fall of ’56 as jolly juniors. Class officers were: Kent Lueders, President; Carlton Hibbert, Vice-President; Marlene Means. Secretary; and Karen Cady, Treasurer. Mr. Bramkamp and Mrs. Quinn were the class sponsors. Highlights of the year were a skating party, the arrival of class rings, our class play, ROOM FOR THE GROOM, and the Prom at Spring Lake Country Club. In the fall of “57” we returned as sophisticated seniors. The following served as Class officers: David Patton, President; Anthol Riggins, Vice-President; Gene Ketchum. Treasurer; Mardell Huntley, Secretary. Harry Pacatte. Vivian Hufnagel, Don Hamilton, and Rita Pickinpaugh were class sponsors. The year’s activities consisted of picture taking, invitation ordering, raising money, themes and in general preparation for graduation. We were guests at the Junior - Senior Prom held at Mark Twain Hotel in Hannibal. For our trip we went to the Ozarks and St. Louis. Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises were held in the Gymnasium. This has truly been a wonderful year! Thus the SENIORS OF ”58” say “Farewell” to the best years of their lives. 25 Class WILL We the seniors, of Central High School, county of Adams, and state of Illinois, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. I, Eilene Aden, do hereby will my back seat in 6th hour study hall to Donna McGartland and my ability to laugh three times a day to any SAD person. I, Carol Albers, do will and bequeath my CM-7 membership to Linda Cady and my list of spelling words back to Mr. Parker. I, Marilyn Baird, will my efficiency in typing class to my brother. Bob. I, Karen Cady, do hereby will and bequeath my gray hair to Sandra Durfee and my ability to run the halls without being caught to my loving sister Linda, who knows what I mean. I, Leon Conover, will my position at the Bowling Alley to John Kestner, and my ability on the tramp to Flea Flesner. I, Mary DeMoss. will my athletic physique to my brother, Wesley, and my place in chorus to Gene Wisely. I, Connie Disselhorst. do will and bequeath my good grades and my appreciation of sports to my sister, Joyce, and my knack with boyfriends to my sister Janie, who already has a good start. I, Herbert Eidson, will my running ability to Bob Smith and my ability to get along in Ag. to Gene Wear. I, Russell Embree, will Pete Shelton my ability to comb my hair and my good head of hair to Mr. Sherman. I, Beverly Ennen, do will and bequeath my ability to get a diamond to Sandy Viar, and to Carolyn Husemann my badly worn shorthand book. I, Carolyn Erke, will my back seats in the study hall to Donna McGartland, my gym suit and ability to be the first one on the trampoline to Carol Heinecke. I, Gene Flesner, will my ability to loaf through tests to Harold Flesner and my ability to get in trouble to Jerry Post who is already taking over. I, Wendell Gunn, will my ability to get along with Mr. Elbe and Mr. Womack to Dave Law, and my fights in study hall to Chuck Lawless. I, Gerald Hapke, do hereby will my ability to drive Lincolns around Kellerville corner to Carney Saylor and my hard luck at breaking windshields to my brother, Richard. I, Marilyn Haschemeyer, do hereby will my back seat in English Class to any one who gets there first and my ability to laugh three times a day to any SAD person. I, Pat Heinecke, do hereby being of sound mind (At least I hope) will to my twirling partner, “Sharon Butcher,” my bruises so that she may also annoy Mr. Harris with them when contest rolls around, and to anyone who wishes to live recklessly my fondness to dance in the streets when it is snowing. I, Melvin Heins, will my chair in Ag. to Marvin Martin so he can see to drive. I, Carlton Hibbert, will my ability to roam the halls at Central High to anyone who can get away with it. I, Dean Huber, do will and bequeath to Buck Law my ability to make off with the women and my membership in the D.O. 4. I, Donna Hufendick, will and bequeath my membership in the CM-7 to Donna Leenerts and my share in the corner Locker 16, to Gary Eilers. I, Carl Hunsaker, will to Allen Jacobs my ripe gym socks, my love for sports cars, and my fondness for Little Dutch Girls. I, Garl Hunsaker. will my broken test tubes and shattered glass to next year’s Chemistry class, and to Jack Shelton my love for Shakespeare. I, Mar dell Huntley, hereby will my locker combination, 9-19-38 to Sherri Shutte and my ability to turn corners to Coach Elbe. I, Jerry Ideus, will my ability to get a person in trouble to Jerry Post, who does pretty good himself. I, Kenneth Janssen, will my playing cards I used in English class to Pete Eilers. I, Ruth Ann Johnson, will and bequeath my membership in the CM-7 to Carole Harkness, my ability to sing to Linda Viar. and our old Model T Ford to Carol Buss. I, George Kestner, do hereby will my guitar and my position in the dance band to Bob Paxton and my ability to learn Poetry in English to Shelba Mason. 26 BOB’S TAVERN CLAYTON AND CAMP POINT I. Gene Ketchum, will my basketball playing ability to Chuck Lawless and my membership in the D.O.-4 Club to Norman Eilers. I, Delbur Knorr, will my ability to get along with band directors to Darrell Knorr. I, Terry Koontz, will my ability to go steady to John Hopson and my ability to stick to training rules to Chuck Lawless. I, Glenda Kramberg, do hereby will and bequeath my “intelligence to my sister, Sharon; my magazines to Donna McGartland; and the long bus rides to Carolyn SchwengeL I. Karen Leenerts, leave my share in corner locker 16 to John Hibbert and my ability to get book reports fast to Gary Eilers. I, Marjorie Leffringhouse, will my ability to keep Terry Koontz from breaking training rules to Ruth Haistings in hopes that she will keep Jim Brinkman in training, and I will my ability to go steady to my sister, Nadine. I, Harold Lewis, being of sound mind, and empty head, will my smelly sweat socks and locker to “Moon Kestner in 4th hour P.E., and my ability with the women to Coach Elbe, who can use it. I, Kent Lueders, will my ability to keep my class ring from the girls to Pete Eilers and my beat up “48 Jeep to Judy Hufnagel and Sharon Coggeshall to cat in. I, Darryl McMahan, will my well kept locker to John Hibbert and my membership to the D.O.-4 to Dale Koontz. I, Marlene Means, do hereby will my ability to fast dance to Mabel Blentlinger and my long fingernails to Linda Viar. I, Janet Meier, do hereby will my ability to drive to Ivan Wharton and my ability to get A s in P.E. all the time to Pat Rigior and my sister, Joyce. I, Donna Moran, do will my high-heeled shoes to Elaine Dinklage and my quiet ways to Deanna Weisheit. I, Ronald Parn, will my shooting ability to Merlin Eilers. I, David Patton, hereby will my small knowledge of radios to Gene Fruelhing, and my athletic ability to Gene Ketchum. I, William Peuster, will my ability to get along with girls to Dennis Hendricks and my motorcycle to Norman Eilers. I, La von Dolly Post, do hereby will my lost items in P.E. to Bonnie Hopson, my “ Thanks ’ to Lyle Morgan, who kept me entertained with jokes during first hour study hall, and my enjoyment of Family Living Class to Donna McGartland. I, Roger Reuschel, hereby will my ablity to get along with my teachers to Jim Brinkman and my ability to get along with referees to whoever needs it. I, Anthol Riggins, hereby will and bequeath my ability to enjoy meyself at all times to Gary Eilers and to Steve Heinecke, I leave my membership in the D.O.-4. I, Kaye Rose, do hereby will my part interest in Rock Hudson to Donna McGartland, my “Sincere thanks to Lyle Morgan who kept me entertaind with his jokes during first hour study hall and my P.E. lock to Rosie Sherman. I, Constance Saylor, do will my good manners to my sister, Joyce Saylor and my ability to have fun to Shelba Mason. I, Duane Schlueter, will my ability to keep from talking in shop to John Jibben, and my ability to drive the wrong way in Quincy to Dave Law. I, Tom Schutte, will my ability of slow driving to the Junior boys and my ability to get along with the teachers to Jack Shelton. I, Sandra Sherrick, do hereby will and bequeath the enjoyment I had riding the school bus to Sharon Knox and my sister, Jane, also my solo comet position to Sherrill Echtcrnkamp. I, Harold Shrader, will my motorcycle to Mr. Womack and my trampoline ability to Marilyn Baily. I, Gay Stabler, will to Lynn Wilson my charm and ability to get along with the female sex. especially “Cricket. ’ I, Patricia Stevens, do will and bequeath my ability to get along to Martha Dieterle, and my ability to always be good on the bus to Shelba Mason. I, Audrey Tenhaeff, hereby will and bequeath my membership in the CM-7 to Judy Hufnagel and to Mr. Womack all Student Council material so as to have a sufficient supply for next year’s secretary. I, Bruce Thale, will my ability to cause an explosion in chemistry class to “Buck Law” and the juicy bubble gum under my chair in Geometry class to Allen Jacobs; may he have many happy hours ot chewing. Compliments of ROBERT YATES I, Darlene Tournear, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Galloway to Charolette Tieken and my gym suit to my sister Edna Mae. I, Barbara Veile. will my ability to get along with Miss Damrow to Betty Paxton and my love of Fats Domino records to Dick Davis. I, Evelyn Watkins, will my ability to be particular to Arnold Tounear and the fun I have at camp to Carol Rittenhouse. I, Connie Wear, will all my enjoyable rides on the bus to Gene Wear and my ability to get home after G.A.A. to Pat Rigor and Dianne Zoller. I, Patricia White, do will and bequeath my ability to be good in Home Economics class to Barbara Kindhart. and my love for sports to Judy Pratt. I, Alice Wickliffe, will the ability to get along with my mother to Judy Hufnagel, and Black Bessie to anybody who likes Plymouths. I, Joe Williams, will my curly hair to Mr. Clapper. In witness thereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal on this twenty-third day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred fifty-eight. cUss pnophecy One morning in May, 1978, while sitting on a bench in Central Park, eating peanuts, we opened the New York Times, which we had used as a cover the night before. In bold print was the heading to a long column which attracted our attention. It stated that the Central High Class of 58 had a class reunion. We read the following that told what each member of the class was doing at the present. EILEEN ADEN is a hair stylist for Yul Brenner. CAROL ALBERS and her husband Jim are co-designing fashions for 20th Century Fox. FLOYD BLENTLINGER has replaced Toby in the “Toby and Susie’ shows. KAREN CADY is now raising horses on her dude ranch in Columbus. LEON CONOVER has become famous with his new underwater bowling alley. MARY DE MOSS has taken Miss Frances’s place on Ding Dong School. CONNIE DISSELHORST has recently taken over Louella Parsons column. HERBERT EDISON and his wife Linda, are now raising donkeys for the Democratic Convention in Chicago. RUSSEL EMBREE is the Chief of Police in Camp Point. BEVERLY ENNEN is now Mrs. Bob Donley, and is living on the Donley Ranch, raising horses and designing pony tails. CAROLYN ERKE is a lecturer on “How to Snag a Stag ’. GENE FLESNER, since Mr. Pacatte's retirement, has taken his place as principal of Central. WENDEL GUNN has just written a best seller. “How to Catch Your Woman in Two Easy Steps '. GERALD HAPKE has just been fired from his job as organist on a famous T.V. program because of his absent mindedness. MARILYN HASCHEMEYER is the new Physical Education Instructor at Central. PAT HEINECKE, now head nurse at Barnes, has recently written a book on “How to Catch a Doctor . MELVIN HEINS is experimenting for the Heins Soup Company on how to make tomato soup using invisible tomatoes. CARLTON HIBBERT is janitor at the Paloma University. DEAN HUBER now plays drums with monogrammed drumsticks in his own band. DONNA HUFENDICK won her fame when she hit a high squeak on her violin while playing at Carnegie Hall. CARL AND GARL HUNS AKER are now co-owners of Camp Point's new broadcasting station. W.H.A.M. MARDELL HUNTLEY and Ronnie are trapeze artists for the Big Top. JERRY IDE US has just recorded “Aah , a song that is rapidly becoming a big hit. KENNETH JANSSEN has moved to Italy and feeds his cows grapes. He has the biggest wine dairy in the world. RUTH ANN JOHNSON is the newest Minnie Pearl on the “Grand Ole Opry . GEORGE KESTNER and his wife Shelba are running a supermarket and are doing a big business since the Super Highway has gone through Kellerville. GENE KETCHUM has won the Nobel Prize for his scientific work. DELBUR KNORR is the Agriculture Advisor at Central. TERRY KOONTZ is pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers. GLENDA KRAMBERG is now the top model for Slenderella and in her spare time runs a candy store. MARJORIE LEFFERINGHOUSE is now a devoted Los Angeles Dodger fan. KAREN LEENERTS is now the United States representative to the United Nations. HAROLD LEWIS, the new Cal Hubbard, is preparing to umpire for the World Series. KENT LUEDERS, who already owns a Cadillac, has won another one as a consolation prize on the $64,000 Question. DARYL MC MAHAN, who went to the South Pole on his honeymoon, liked it so well that he has decided to remain and is now running tests on heated swimming pools. MARLENE MEANS has just divorced her tenth husband and hasn't decided whether she will marry again. JANET MEIER and her husband Delbur, now live on a farm near Columbus and raise those exclusive Columbus potatoes. DONNA MORAN is Editor of the New York Times and in her spare time is completing her autobiography at Central. RONALD FARN and wife, spend their leisure time raising flat-footed white mice. DAVID PATTON, now a prominent engineer, has recently designed a beautiful building that is out of this world. It is on the moon. WILLIAM PEUSTER has just thrown a disc so hard that it has gone into orbit and has become a satellite. DOLLY POST has just revised the calendar, cutting the school term in half. ROGER REUSCHEL. now a professor of physics at the University, has just discovered a new law of motion-all that goes up must come down. ANTHOL RIGGINS is now president of the Mickey Mouse Club. KAY ROSE and her husband are the third couple in history to have quintuplets. CONSTANCE SAYLOR has just discovered a new wonder drug X3-57439270, used in treating corns. DUANE SCHLUETER, who has just finished his term as County Judge, is now running for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. TOM SCHUTTE is the new Randy M. on the “Big Payoff” and his No. 1 model is Mary Leenerts. SANDRA SHERRICK is now playing her cornet with “Spike Jones and his City Slickers”. HAROLD SCHRADER is now a chemist at the Schrader Food Laboratory where he has been experimenting in putting food into a can without a can. GAY STABLER, a snake charmer, has just returned from Russia where he has been entertaining in the Kremlin. 1 PATRICIA STEVENS, after graduation was appointed secretary to Secretary of State Dulles and has just flown around the world for the fourteenth time. AUDREY TENHAEFF is Mrs. United States and has a good chance of winning the Mrs. Universe title. BRUCE THALE is now the owner and manager of a Used Rocket Lot wher you can buy or rent rockets at low rates. DARLENE TOURNEAR, who has taken over Edna Lee's T.V. program, has recently submitted a new cake recipe to Betty Crocker's Cook Book. BARBARA VEILE is now top model on the Bob Cummings Show. EVELYN WATKINS, now a secretary in Washington D. C., has twin boys 6 4' . CONNIE WEAR and her husband, John, are the custodians of Siloam Springs, which has become a famous resort for multi-millionaires. ALICE WICKLIFFE has recently completed her 5th set of Trabue Encyclopedias for which she has been awarded the Spoofitzer Prize for the 3rd time. JOE WILLIAMS is now in Las Vegas and is engaged in a very profitable business. So tossing our newspaper aside, we started our morning stroll through the park, reliving our memories and thinking of things that might have been. Congratulations to the Class of 58 KIEFERS — Golden, Illinois 30 J 2J pontxsto), jomxll nOO, j Qj .j o jamxSL SJL sSfrsi) SlyOu dkoMj j£ orcrao) jjj jujou) ? XJa. JWdL jirtafc i ro Wotai£ aQ , i®o. «Q .afimvArmkero, ilo a joa ? imaanrr kxi xxcit wuJvrrur 0 .r m 1 ) ; f$L pfc .©Ji a amLe u jojOj . CUxfi. Wo xAj J £0m a jClo ifcfi) jl qtj 'lY uii jayrvfyjWnt ? Tjl)a j Kjao iW 0! . ( rrtvarwW : a aaj fc ( an JL| jjl ew| fc noc9o W uxj , joutuS J £t vCku ftaio suaKto d £na!o juuiflfijo x,' iQa en� afik. j Sircrwrr$j j, X o o jso- 1 imfcuoil, oa M, JDiurOap t fAa uil) 3ckj juo Sbu x AflCfc julKj jOho f jay.lo xo(0 ' janoux je|a s j , ir SKo TjJSKs Vjw} juj€JVC jymlOlKJ jgv QXj. 'Kojvmru I -OaKc 1 qxxWiT moonlight And Roses jr k i QUEEN, Ruth Ann Johnson sr. ppom KING, Dean Huber and his date. QUEEN ATTENDANTS Audrey Tenhaeff Sandra Sherrick KING ATTENDANTS Kent Lueders Gene Ketchum © 33 BAccaUuReAte exeRcises CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM May 18, 1958, 8:00 P. M. Processional............................................Sharon Knox - Rosa Lea Meaders Invocation.........................................Rev. Earl Meissner Eternal Father ........................................Boys’ Octette David Patton, Jerry Wiley, Carl Hunsaker, Garl Hunsaker, Gary Winget, Roger Reuschel, Jerry Ideus, Jerry Post Scripture.......................................Rev. Robert Knox Baccalaureate Sermon.............................Rev. Robert Knox Praise We Sing to Thee ....................................Haydn Sing Unto the Lord a New Song ............................Gordon A CAPPELLA CHOIR Benediction....................................Rev. Earl Meissner Recessional.........................................Sharon Knox - Rosa Lea Meaders commencement cxcrciscs CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM May 23. 1958, 8:00 P. M. Processional........................................Sharon Knox - Rosa Lea Meaders Invocation.....................................Rev. James Watkins Holiday for Strings ............................Instrumental Trio Ruth Ann Johnson, Gene Ketchum, Sandra Sherrick Commencement Address................................ Wayne Arthur Let Not Your Song End ................................Noble Cain Jackie Barron, Judy Booth, Carol Buss, Rosa Lea Meaders, Carole Harkness, Rose Sherman. Sharon Butcher, Judy Hufnagel, Sharon Knox. Class Honors........................................Harry Pacatte Presentation of Diplomas........................... James E. Stevens Recognization of 1958-59 Freshman Class.............James E. Stevens You’ll Never Walk Alone .....................................Chorus Benediction.....................................Rev. James Watkins Recessional......................................... Sharon Knox- Rosa Lea Meaders 35 c. IP PS R 0 o h S V ) PS B 00 Kce p (y’CY' J d -f-aj) !es CLAYTON STATE BANK Clayton, 111. Member F.D.I.C. and AUBREY D. 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GL 5-2171 Benny Myers Linda Morris Tommy Siebel Peggy Smith Sandra Norris Larry Parn Sandra Smith James Strout Marilyn Pevehouse Sharon Pierce Ronnie Summy Jack Strout Ronnie Powell Pat Rigor Judy Tieken Mary Walton Dianne Zoller Carol Rittenhouse Lenora Ruffcorn Joyce Saylor Barbara Schmidt Sponsor Mrs. Blentlinger James Weerts Beverly West Jane Whitlock Barbara Winget NO PICTURES: John Stienkuhler Sharon Schutte Linn Wilson Lee Winget Jane Sherrick John Griffin Bob Wright MALCOMSON GROCERY and BOWER FUNERAL HOME Camp Point, Illinois C rtTr L'S F re. C r US Surprise, i it Z) n fl A A A A r 6L k € x tc. ■p I L Compliments of MARTIN LEERHOFF Ad ADAMS SERVICE FEEDMAN Golden, Illinois and MELVIN ANDERSON ADAMS SERVICE PETROLEUM SALESMAN esmen Golden , Illinois 7-X y r 48 1111 m m ROW ONE: Jacobs, Hibbert, Koontz. K. Lueders, Eidson, Schutte, Shrader, A. Gunn, Patton, Flesner. ROW TWO: Knight, Smith, DeMoss, Lawless, Winget, Huber, W. Gunn, Houston, Conover. ROW THREE: R. Lueders, Nall, Law, Huntley, A. Reuschel, Brinkman, Leenerts, R. Reuschel, Baird. ROW FOUR: Schlueter, Ideus, Oenning. c M E N S C L U B ROW ONE: Fruehling, Winget, R. Flesner, Hunsaker, Patton, Harden, Paxton, Haschemeyer, Schutte, Oberling, Bluhm. ROW TWO: Hughes, Williams, Likes, G. Flesner, R. Flesner. McMahan, A. Gunn, Lueders, Vollbracht, Huntley, ROW THREE: G. Eilers, Thale, W, Gunn, Schlueter, Aden, Nall, Schafer, GROSS MOTOR CO. Brinkman, Koontz, Kestner, Frese, Houston. ROW FOUR: Conover, Miller, M. Eilers. Hienecke, Morgan, and Huber, Ideus, Oenning, Law, Riggins, Dagget, D. Flesner, N. Eilers. CLAYTON CAFE Erma Shank, Prop. 51 Central High took the fall baseball pennant in the Wenois conference with a 7-1 record. Following Central were Barry, 6-2; West Pike, 5-3; Payson, 1-7; and Liberty 1-7. This was Central's first full championship as Central tied with West Pike last year and with Barry in 1956. The lone Central loss was to Barry, 6-0. Kent Lueders led Central with a . 387 average and Terry Koontz won six games while losing one and hit . 371. Bob Baird finished with a . 360 mark and Roger Rus-chel with . 355. AVERAGE NAME AB H R BB so 2B 3B HR RBI . 387 K. Lueders 31 12 7 9 2 0 2 0 9 .371 T. Koontz 27 10 9 3 6 2 2 1 9 .360 B. Baird 25 9 10 4 4 2 1 1 5 .355 R. Reuschel 31 11 6 3 4 0 1 1 6 .292 B. Hibbert 24 7 9 6 4 1 2 0 4 .261 W. Gunn 23 6 3 6 6 2 0 0 9 .200 T. Schutte 20 4 3 3 7 1 0 0 1 .187 W. Huston 16 3 2 1 1 3 0 0 0 .174 A. Reuschel 23 4 6 6 5 0 0 0 9 .417 J. Ideus 12 5 1 3 5 1 0 0 2 .333 D. Law 9 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 6 .250 B. Meyers 8 2 3 0 2 1 0 0 2 .400 B. Knight 5 2 0 1 1 1 0 0 3 . 333 D. Law 9 3 2 1 1 0 1 0 6 . 500 R. Lueders 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 L. Conover 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 .000 D. Hendricks 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 S. Heinecke 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 W. DeMoss 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PITCHING SUMMARY IP SO BB HP H R W-Z Koontz 36 35 7 2 12 9 8-1 Knight 10 13 7 1 5 2 1-0 Conover 5 9 5 0 9 4 0-0 Hendricks 1 1 1 0 0 0 0-0 R. Lueders 1 1 0 0 1 0 0-0 R. Reuschel 2 3 3 0 6 4 0-0 LIGGETTS LUMBER COMPANY and HUNSAKERS FEED MILL 52 K. Lueders, R. Reuschel. T. Koontz, D. Hendricks, R. Lueders, L. Conover, B. Knight. T. Koontz Hibbert Ideus, Gunn Conover, Koontz Lueders, Reuschel Schutte. Koontz, Lueders, Reuschel, Baird. MCCLELLAND STOCKYARDS 53 Cent ■� ert Basketball BOWEN 76; CENTRAL (4. At Bowen. Bowrn ( ( , Central (611 PITTSriF.LD M; CENTRAL 68. Pittsfield 80 . • Central (68). , layers tg ft tp Player tg ft tp , 5 1 11 I ioncrti 13 4 30! 6 1 13 Woods 2 3 7 5 3 13 Baird 6 2 14 Totals K 1 'rear 10 6 2$ Duffy 0 JL 1 J amen 8 7 21 Randolph 4 4 12 D. Crear 2 2 6 Kllngler 0 6 n 5 0 10 gchutte 3 2 8 9 4 22 Brinkman 3 2 81 1 5 Hopson Oil 14 6S aly of Colilnsi yd of J ,51 Tom | Umpli Soor ld 62. Centr 61 80 41 68 TEAL KI JVCkAir TOW At Ontrai l . Beard- 0 0 0 Bell 9 1 19 Guinn 5 1 Loxiey 10 Pllger 4 0 Jamison CENTRAL 66; HA HR At Central. Central (66). Barry layers ig It tp Players ntral Winner! At G 3 Prcdmore 6 3 15 Hamilton 1 1 3 Couitas 4 0 8 Hindi 0 0 0 Bradshaw 8 6 22 10 0 20 I 3 4 10 12 Central fax freshman baske the host cagers K before Warsaw. mp Point to Pla J Fr The tournament continues wit | four games Monday afternoon an i 21 night, semi-finals at 6:30 and championship games at 6:30 and Wednesday night. Yesterday’s results: Quincy 78; Western of Macron Mt. Sterling 78: Carthage 31. 4 76 0 2 Koontz V 5 Q 10 Baird r 0 3 3 ccnuuf ' 2 2 6 Lawless ds 0 0 0 Brlnkmi 4 3 11 Woods Barry 25. Vtyson 54. 0; Beardstown 4( l nitv of Mendo Bob iCUilJilUilShip mp Point, High here ent starting s entered, i or High a icy. The en layed in j rday. Ma ter-finals Monda semi-finals Tues l-plaee and ?s W'ednesday. � e first Central frosh tourna-t in 1956 drew eight teams Quincy Junior High the win-The field went up to 12 is last year with Mt. Sterling winner, and this year the has gone up to 16. :h Moore and Auris uincy and Jim W e AveriH of Macomb te. e schedule: --------Lueders 24 21 69 Totals R eo. Beck of Colchester Roger )r. BM’hite of Colchester •bvTc •byfquarters 3) £ lUvertime Game .22 ni JV’«: Central 54; Havana 53 gsville, IIJ., Marcl n County High of M queaked past Ceni p Point, 62 to 57, in battle Thursday nurti will clash mitn nil icmy am- CnggsvilJe, IIJ., Mar Brown County High of j ling cagers nipped Grig; ,r_ ! to 46. and Central beat Merenosi of! ° Tuesday night in first j round games of the regie 11 tournament being held here, f bob It. Brown County will meet Cent.. 4s is- I Thursday night to decide the lower bracket finalist. Pittsfield will meet Beardstow'n Wednesday night to decide the other finalist. The winners of these two games will clash Friday night for the regional championship. Brown C’onpty Grlffghiill 151). 46). Piavcrs tg ft tp Piaj 2 6 10 Debar Central 52. Vest Pike 42. £0 Quincy tangle| and at I vg at 6: t 8. , e t rn 't7� ayer f£ ft t am 0 4 A Gould 0 2 2 Salleys 0 1 2 Mercer 2 2 Bradley 0 0 Hendrick’ 0 0 Carson 0 0 Reed 1 1 Covert 1 2 od of Mtconfb. i ota is Umpire. Averlll of Macomb. Score by quarters: Quincy •• .......... ..IB 39 58 Western ..................9 14 19 rft tp Players tg ft tl 6 Orwig O 0 4 Hammel 2 10 Conners 2 2 ( 0 2 Brown 0 • ■ 3 17 McCombs 2 2 2 McMurl 0 • 0 8 B'schmldt 1 - 4 Spencer 1 Meyers 0 ■6 v ;• ;■ .. Cenlral Pin vers P Koontz Baird H Reusrhcl 51 Leenerts 6 ; Lawless � Brinkman 1, Lueders • 0 1 5 . m 5 3 11 6 4 16 1 2 4 204 P dley 4 1 9f C.� (nrc 2 14 18] Hawkshaw 2 5 91 Marti � ■� • ROY A. y- j Woods 1 0 2 Tot. Seeds j T Bowen 1 r Warsaw (73) ft tp Players tg ft tp '♦ 31 Hu Is 4 0 8 m 0 4 French 12 4 f) 0 0 Lln‘burger 9 6 2‘ fo 0 0 Ziegler 10 2 . 2 9 Johnson ,4 311 Chemicals Phone 100 Fertilizers Illinois ROW ONE: Lawless, Leenerts, Dagget, Reuschel, Brinkman, Coach Elbe. ROW TWO: Jacobs, Hopson, Lueders, Woods, Baird, Hibbert, Koontz, Schutte, Fruehling. BASketBAll 1957-1958 Harkness, Cady, Wilson, Booth, Butcher, Zoller. Quality Merchandise and Qualified Workmen HUNSAKER PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY Dial LY - 3613 Camp Point, Illinois IVAN TRITSCH MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer Clayton, Illinois The Central Panthers wound up a rather unsuccessful season with a record of 10 wins and 15 defeats. In their second year of Midwest Conference play the Panthers had a 4-6 record. While losing 3 and winning 2 in the Wenios Conference. Central’s team was hampered by injuries in their losing of Bobby Baird, a valuable rebounder, for ten games during the heart of the season. Roger Reuschel missed six games while out with the mumps. Terry Koontz did not see action for two games when he had the flu. Central’s Panthers participated in three tournaments this season. During Christmas vacation they traveled to Jacksonville for the Routte High Tournament in which they lost to New Berlin 51-58. In the Wenois Tournament the Panthers lost to Liberty 49-51 and defeated Payson 60-46 to take fifth place. At Griggsville, in the Regional, Central repeated their 1957 performance by defeating Merdosia 71-55, but they were defeated by the Hornets of Mt. Sterling 62-57 in an overtime. Although they were disappointed their record this year they are planning to give the fans a few thrills again next year as they have in the past. NAME FG FT FTM PF TP Roger Reuschel 113 65 32 63 291 Chuck Lawless 104 50 28 71 258 Bobby Leenerts 100 46 29 46 246 Terry Koontz 108 28 28 54 244 Tom Schutte 58 37 28 44 141 Jim Brinkman 42 30 30 36 120 Bobby Baird 50 16 19 27 116 John Hopson 18 14 21 26 50 Kent Lueders 16 9 7 20 41 Gene Daggett 11 5 12 11 27 Darrell Woods 9 7 7 20 25 Carolton Hibbert 6 5 2 5 17 Larry Oenning 5 5 4 12 15 Bill Knight 2 1 2 2 5 Duane Schlueter 0 642 0 371 1 240 4 443 0 1655 Homes Our Specialty Call 183 or 115 D. C. NAUGHT SON Building Contractor VOLLBRACHT and SMITH COMPANY Feed-Seed-Grain Telephone LY 3-6817 Camp Point, Illinois ROYALTY'S and DAGGETT SERVICE STATION, Coatsburg, GL 5-2150 57 R E S E R V E S Q U A ROW ONE: Meyers, Huntley, Gunn, Flesner, Harden. ROW TWO: Frese, Knight, Smith, Reuschel. ROW THREE: Jacobs, Huntley, Dagget, DeMoss, Fruehling. Schlueter, Knight, Hopson. SHANK BUILDING AND HEATING Uregas Air Conditioners Clayton, I1L TW 4-7718 ADAMS SERVICE COMPANY Distributers Of Petroleum Products and Feed Warehouse at Paloma Office at Quincy 58 TRACK The Central High track team finished their 1958 track season placing second in both the Midwest and Wenios conference track meets. In the Midwest conference the Panthers were second just 3 points behind the Macomb high Bombers. Central’s place in the meet came with the absence of three boys from the team. In the Wenios conference, which Central had won two years prior to the 58' showing. It was not until the last event (the 880 relay) that the champion was decided. Payson finished first in the relay with the Panthers not even placing. Next year's team will suffer by the loss of the following boys: Duane Schlueter, Delbur Knorr, Wendell Gunn, William Peuster, Herbert Edison and Gene Flesner. Dual Meet Triangular Meet •« •« •t •« Quadrangular Meet Midwest Conference Wenios Conference SUMMARY Mt. Sterling 62, Central 45 Central 50, Macomb 49, Beardstown 36 Central 91, Payson 38, Notre Dame 32 Jacksonville 108, Central 33, Rushville 16 Central 10i, Payson 42i Notre Dame 36, Liberty 31 Macomb 32|, Central 29i, Carthage 27 Havana 24. Pittsfield 20i, Mt. Sterling 19i, Rushville 11, Beardstown 11 Payson 4li, Central 354, Unity 29i West Pike 22, Barry 21, Liberty 16 SPRING BASEBALL The Spring Baseball team finished their season with 14 wins and 5 defeats. The Panther team, paced by Seniors, Kent Lueders, Terry Koontz, Leon Convoer, Bub Hibbert, Roger Reuschel, Wendell Gunn and Jerry Ideus, took second place in the Midwest Conference with an 8-2 record. Among the other Central triumphs this season was winning the District Baseball Tournament (Central 13, Bowen 3, and Central 10, Augusta 9), winning the Regional Baseball tournament (Central 8, Mt. Sterling 6, and Central 7, Notre Dame 6). The Panthers advanced to the Sectional at Springfield with a 14-4 record and there they were defeated by Taylorville 8 to 0. This was one of Centrals best seasons and will long be remembered by everyone. SUMMARY Central 2 Quincy 1 Central 5 Quincy 4 Central 1 Havana 0 Central 5 Havana 1 Central 10 Macomb 0 Central 0 Macomb 10 Central 7 Pittsfield 4 Central 11 Pittsfield 1 Central 6 Rushville 3 Central 2 Notre Dame 7 Central 2 Notre Dame 7 Central 4 Mt. Sterling 1 Central 5 Mt. Sterling 3 Central 13 Bowen 3 Central 10 Augusta 9 Central 2 Breadstown 3 Central 9 Mt. Sterling 6 Central 7 Notre Dame 6 Central 0 Taylorville 8 tRACk ROW ONE: Jacobs, Schutte, Winget, Eidson, Patton, Coach Elbe. ROW TWO: Smith, Huntley, Knight, W. Gunn, A. Gunn. ROW THREE: Hopson, Lawless, Frese, Huber, Meyers. ROW FOUR: Schlueter, Daggett, Brinkman, Oenning, Leenerts. MEADERS-SEELEY FUNERAL HOME Clayton, Illinois ROW ONE: Hopson, Winget, Eidson, Jacobs. ROW TWO: Daggett, Oenning, Leenerts, Gunn. NELSON SUPERETTE 60 Clayton, Illinois CTIVITIES Ha annual staff SEATED: Thale, Leenerts, Johnson, Moran, Saylor, Wear. STANDING: Mrs. Brinkman, Sponsor; Huse-mann, Simpson, Hapke, Huffendick, Ennen, Huntley, DeMoss, G. Hunsaker. Mr. Clapper, Not Pictured. pRoduction staff Mrs. Brinkman, Sponsor; Thale, Johnson, Moran, Hapke. Mr. Clapper, Not Pictured. DONALD E. LEE PHOSPHATES AND FERTILIZERS LY 3-6621 or LY 3-7189 the gaLLant ghost Aunt Ruba.....................................................Carol Buss Jakey....................................................Bill Schaffer Cale Matthews............................................Chuck Lawless Carol...................................................Carole Harkness Tess.................................................. Sharon Butcher Garth Bronkema ..........................................Norman Eilers Mike.....................................................Dale Koontz Judge Elias Edwards......................................Merlin Eilers Ann Edwards........................................... Rosa Lea Meaders Lavinia Faraday..........................................Judy Hufnagel Vance Mapleton................................................ Dave Law Mrs. Mapleton............................................Rose Sherman Ghost of Caleb Meridan...................................Lyle Morgan Ghost of Caroline Meridan................................Sharon Knox Written and produced by Mrs. Helen Wickliffe . L MI 64 Compliments of CORNER MARKET Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wisely and Compliments of FRED WEAVER student counciL SEATED: Tenhaeff, K. Lueders, Heinecke, B. Lawless. STANDING: Mr. Womack, Sponsor; Martin Eilers, D. Post, J. Haschemeyer, Riggins, T. Schutte, A. Gunn, Mrs. Galloway, Sponsor. p.h.A. ROW ONE: Dinklage, M. Means, Schwengel, Huntley, Huffendick, Albers, P. Heinecke, Barron, De Moss, Scott, C. Heinecke, S. Viar. ROW TWO: Mrs. Anderson, Chapter Mother; C. Robbins, Gillum, Bailey, Schlueter, Hilker, L. Viar, Schoene, Anderson, M. Buss, Walton, K. Kaehlert, Watkins, Schutte, Mrs. Evans. ROW THREE: Mrs. Harkness, Chapter Mother; E. Tournear, J. Disselhorst, Blentlinger, Jones, D. Bruns, Sherman, S. Kaehlert, Galloway, Bell, C. Aden, Houston, Welty, Heins, Parn. ROW FOUR: Higley, Miller. Booth, Hastings. Tenhaeff, Harkness, Butcher. J. Meier. Wear, Pratt, May, Houston, Freese, Simpson. Best Wishes to the Class of 58 GOLDEN LOCKER CO-OP LlBRARIAnS SEATED: Constance Saylor, S. Mason, Huntley, C. Saylor. STANDING: S. Viar, M. Leffringhouse, Hapke, Miss Damrow, Sponsor. plus UltRA ROW ONE: Wickliffe, Knox, Thale, Sherrick, Buss, Butcher, Tenhaeff, Miss Damrow, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Louderback, Evans, C. Saylor, Meyer, Sharp, Haschemeyer, S. Kramberg, Swope, Hufnagel, Barron. Schmidt, Powell, McGartland, L. Viar, J. Means, Hopson, ROW THREE: Powell, N. Haschemeyer, S. Buss, Whitlock, Post, Huffendick, E. Aden, S. Mason, Shackelford, J. Bruns, L. Buss. Veile, Rose, E. Ennen, Dinklage, Fruehling. ROW FOUR: Hughes, K, Leenerts, Viar, Ihnen, J. Sherrick, C. Saylor, K. Leenerts, Johnson, Harkness, Meaders, Heinecke, B. Lawless, G. Winget, K. Mason, Heinecke, A. Gunn, B, Meyer, L. Wilson. FARMERS STATE BANK Camp Point, Illinois Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Federal Reserve System newspaper staff ROW ONE: Heinecke, Albers, Hapke, Wickliffe, Moran, C. Saylor, Watkins. ROW TWO: M. Means, Tenhaeff, Wear, Huntley, Stevens, B. Ennen, E. Aden. ROW THREE: Mrs. Brinkman, Sponsor; S. Sher-rick, K. Leuders, T. Schutte, Johnson, K. Leenerts. D. Post, Mr. Parker, Sponsor. SEATED: Kestner, Peuester, T. Schutte, Martin, Edison, Eilers. ROW TWO: J. Schutte, R. Flesner, Howe, L. Hankens, M. Heins, T. Allen, G. Heins, Paxton, J. ilibbert, R. Hapke, S. Echternkainp. ROW THREE: Wear, L. Flesner, R. Flesner, Seible, K. Volbracht, Aden, McDowell, Jansen, Frese, D. Koontz, J. Brinkman. ROW FOUR: Parn. Lawler. D. Flesner, D. Leenerts, Delbur Knoor, Nall, Morgan, N. Eilers, Oenning, G. Post, Brillhart, Franken. WINDMILL INN AND SUNSET CLUB Red and Leota 68 Q.A.A. ROW ONE: Mrs. Pickinpaugh, Sponsor; J. Means, Schlueter, Shackelford, Butcher, Tenhaeff, Wickliffe, Harkness, Hufnagel, Sherman, Barron, Norris. ROW TWO: Watkins, Zoller, Bailey, Robbins, Bell, Die-terle, Joyce Meier, Schmidt, J. Disselhorst, Smith, S. Kramberg, Schutte. ROW THREE: Hopson, Swope, Galloway, Rigor, Heinecke, Albers, Booth, C, Aden, B. Disselhorst, J. Bruns, Haschemeyer, L. Viar. ROW FOUR: Wear, Hastings, Johnson, K. Leenerts, Embree, Vollbracht, Disselhorst, Janet Meier, D. Leenerts, Simpson, Jones. BioLoqy cLub ROW ONE: Viar, Hopson, Means, Marlow, Welty, May, Hasitings, Vollbracht, Shackelford, Leffring-house, Schlueter, Hibbert, Schoonover. ROW TWO: Eilers, Craft, Hibbert. Flesner, Jacobs, Reuschel, Smith, Beers, Wisely, Schutte. ROW THREE: Aden, Franken, Wharton, Huntley, J. Post, Flesner, Booker, G. Post, Booth, Searls, Brillhart, Rossiter. BUD AND LOLA SCHROEDER Golden, Illinois 69 choRus counciL 2ND, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Winget Danny Moellring Miss Buss Carol Buss Jackie Barron FIRST: Karen Leenerts Carol Albers Ruth Ann Johnson Sharon Knox Boys' quARtet LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Buss Gary Winget Garl Hunsaker Carl Hunsaker David Patton fReshrmn ensemBLe LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Buss Kathleen Leenerts Carolyn Huston Jane Sherrick Miss Buss 70 Congratulations to the Class of ’58’ GOLDEN ELEVATOR Golden, Illinois senioR ensemBLe i LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Haschemeyer Mary De Moss Donna Hufendick Eileen Aden Karen Leenerts Ruth Ann Johnson senioR ensemBLe h LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlene Means Audrey Tenhaeff Sandra Sherrick Carol Albers Constance Saylor Evelyn Watkins QIRls’ single ensemBLe LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Schwengle Sharon Ihnen Marian Eber Connie Smith HUNSAKER GROCERY STORE Ralph, Leota, and Loretta mixed douBLe SECOND, Left to Right: Danny Moellring Jerry Ideus Jerry Post Jerry Wiley FIRST: Marlene Means Audrey Tenhaeff Carol Albers Evelyn Watkins junioR ensenriBle SECOND, Left to Right: Judy Hufnagel Carol Buss Sharon Butcher Carole Harkness Rosa Lea Meaders FIRST: Jackie Barron Rose Sherman Sharon Knox Judy Booth mixed single SECOND, Left to Right: Carl Hunsaker Roger Reuschel FIRST: Betty Shackleford Sandra Sherrick G. AND H. HATCHERY AND GRADING STATION LY 3-6551 72 BUSINESS SUPPLY COMPANY - PRINTERS Coatsburg, Illinois 73 A CAPpeLU ChOIR QIRlS’ ChOIR centRAL high BAnO mARChing BAnd PALOMA ELEVATOR Dealers in Grain-Feed-Seed-Fertilizers Paloma, Illinois 74 ensemBle ROW FIVE: Wharton, Harkness, Meaders, Bennett, Huston, Disselhorst, Cady, Leenerts, Aden, Knorr. ROW FOUR: Knox, S. Buss, Whitlock, Ruffcorn, Schmidt, L. Buss, Paxton, Ten-haeff, Huston, Lewis, Swope. ROW THREE: Galloway, J. Sherrick, Bailey, Evans. Johnson, S. Sherrick, Winget, Ketchum. ROW TWO: Barron, D. Knorr, Paxton, Buss. ROW ONE: Booth, Hopson, Butcher, Heinecke, Zoller, Viar, Haschemeyer. Band counciL Knox, Harkness, Ketchum, Johnson. Cady, Meiers. Best Wishes to the Class of 58 EHME ADEN Country Life Insurance Country Mutual Insurance Co. Golden, Illinois Phone 230 75 rriAjoRette twiRleRS Pat Heinecke Hopson, Harkness, Butcher, Heinecke, Johnson, Meier, Booth. dRum majOR flag twiRleRS Haschemeyer, Viar, Zoller. Dean Huber RUSSELL JOHNSON TRUCK LINES LY 3-7114 Camp Point GL 5-2500 Coatsburg and Stockyard Inn GL 5-2500 Coatsburg 76 f h a king ROGER REUSCHa f h a queen MARY DEMOSS Vl958 JANET MEIER GARY WINGET SHARON BUTCHER Kathy Haschemeyer, Margie Schutte, Gladys Naught. Frank Swope and Harold Stabler. GOLDEN STATE BANK Golden, Illinois CLAUS AND OLLIE Main Street Cafe and Teen Town Home Cooked Meals and Short Orders Rozelles Ice Cream Bulk Packages fall FFST VA L ADAMS ELECTRICAL CO-OPERATIVE Camp Point, Illinois 79 -p L y 5 UL Tpp VoT So Se rtous ?hss 7)cuvro Su53 SisTe s COL -o e, ybycey Shi r y p av Pr lcT C e- ? y po5 r ' c e- . Sha.h’fv' Km h very STc.a.4y 'Wr. PaCoJTe STEVEN'S DRY GOODS and 80 SPARKS AND SPARKS 'BASKETBALL SN BPS '§ This a,a It poi vTs cl q me ft roS e, Ou m on a The, r | y I horns ' WILLIAMS TV AND RADIO REPAIR and CLAYTON CLEANERS 85 and H. W. SERVICE STATION CAFE Conoco Products, Fine Food GL 5-2511, Coatsburg 86 WINGET DRUG STORE Clayton, Illinois This space is set aside in Central Hi-Lights to recognize those clubs and organizations that have contributed toward the landscaping of the Central High School grounds by the liberal purchase and planting of suitable shrubbery. The following clubs have donated: 1957 Biology Club Plus Ultra Future Farmers of America 1958 Plus Ultra Biology Club names of childhood pictuRes pq. 83-84 1. Evelyn Watkins 19. Carol Saathoff 36. Ronald Flesner 2. Shirley Louderback 20. Marilyn Balzer 37. Roger Flesner Mickey Flynn 21. Pat Rigor 38. Jim Jerry Brinkman 3. Bruce Thale 22. Bill Lawless 39. Clifford Post 4. Richard Gutherie 23. Bruce Bluhm 40. Jolene Gronewold 5. Kathleen Leenerts 24. Dianne Zoller 41. Carol Saathoff 6. Jack Wilson 25. Richard Ronnie 42. Ruth Johnson and 7. Allen Jacobs Huntley Pat Heinecke 8. Bob Smith 26. Barbara Schmidt 43. Dean Huber Nadine 9. John Hopson 27. Sharon Kaehlert Leffringhouse 10. Sharon Butcher 28. Martha Dieterle 44. Tom Schutte 11. Donna Jones 29. Carole Harkness 45. Jim Sherrie Schutte 12. Jack Shelton 30. Jean John Hibbert 46. Kaye Amen 13. Denny Hendricks 30b. Gary Winget 47. Wanda Gillum 14. Karen Wartick 31. Marilyn Bob Baird 48. Marilyn Bailey 15. Beverly Ennen 32. Glenn Hiens 49. Connie Disselhorst 16. Jackie Barron 33. Carol Aden 50. Carolyn Hilker 17. Sharon Ihnen 34. Forrest Likes 51. Joyce Disselhorst 18. Linn Wilson 35. Mary Janssen 52. Russel Embree 53. Joe Williams 54. Bonnie Disselhorst Compliments of 55. Karen Leenerts DUAINE SWEDE’ MARLOW Golden, Illinois and KINDHART SHELL STATION New and Used Cars Firestone and Goodyear Tires Golden, Illinois 87 Lester's Food Store Rev. and Mrs. Robert H. Heimgartner Vanity Box Beauty Salon Ruth McClain Doris Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Wm. DeLess Bowen Hardware Earl and Jack's Grocery Royalty Dry Goods Clayton Hotel Robert Shank R. E. Yakle Lumber Pickenpaugh Garage Smith Electric Farmers Feed Mill Shepherd Brothers John Ward Keifer Store Fritz Barber Shop Al's Market . . LaPrairie, Illinois The Barrons C. R. Marshall Meaders-Seeley Funeral Home Craft's Service Station Summer's Cafe Hendrick's Electric Brun's Brothers Co. Ben's Standard Station L. L. Service Station Vollbracht's Grocery DeWitt Stockyard Hospital-Life Insurance El red E. Post C E N T R A L B O O s T E R S 88 Elmer Hanke . . Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Beard Lawless Hardware Files Drug Store Jeffery Store . . Paloma, Illinois Lawless Grocery Hummel Service Station Adrain's Market Husemann Mower Sales Service Florence's Beauty Shop Covert Feed Store . . Coatsburg Feed - Fertilizer - Trucking H. W. Service Station Cafe Coatsburg, Illinois Beckett Standard Service Eicken Implement Co. Orin R. Black . . Golden, 111. Louis W. Flesner Gold Inn Golden New Era Cyrene Downing. . Member of N.H.C. A. W. J. Buss and Son Company Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Fruehling Pastor and Mrs. Earl Meissner Golden, Illinois Pastor and Mrs. Clarence G. Meyer Golden, Illinois Ideus Conoco Service Station Osborne's Food Center Drug Sundries E. A. Heinecke Equipment Co. Wienke Beauty Shop Patton Garage Golden Post Office Force Conover's Grocery 89 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers ■ Cover Monutodurers Book Binders FACTORY HOME OFFICE Kansas City PRINTIP IN U. S A. ms _