Cisne High School - Echo Yearbook (Cisne, IL)

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We appreciate the work of the Advanced Commerce Class in helping us prepare this book. 2776 We want to thank each and every one who con- tributed to the production of this '54 Echo and es- pecially to the sponsor, Mrs. Webster, for her efforts in making this a remembrance which you will value in the years to come more than you do now. We are proud to have such a fine group of students with which to work and trust that our teaching will teach you to behave as you do now behave. One of the most valuable results of education is the ability to make yourself do the thing you have to do when it ought to be done, whether you like it or not. This, we believe, is one of the first lessons to be learned and it is probably one of the last lessons to be learned thoroughly. 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'.-., .f3:ftg.f,.1.:V:f'.'1gZ',-.91 fV.':-::.g.gVgV'-4-,'Vg-31.4-fog.: '.'- 0 '.' -- - - 'e - f '- 'V fx ' 4+ 'f - ' - ' -' l -1' -' 4-'Vx-1-I-V-.'.'.J-2 i'1-I-1-'W' VJ'5,'.'.'13-if1-,'1-,'.'.'-1-1-Ph.'.'-'-'-'VI-.'.-11 fx-2-1 xx - 'V'- 'wif '.- - 1 '-'-2 - ' - - - ' v - - -' '- ' ' ff' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' WALLACE HUBBLE Secretary STANLEY BRATTON Zoned of D' aw E. E. SPITZNER President C. L. GLOVER CHARLES MOLT Q'--'-is - ... .M-W... ..,, . N: f 1 J. f 5--!r me , .fl A . , ' . av- J, A6-1-,4m',m3lr'f-'H-, . J pw , . A ' aifff- L , , ,-ya--mxVff ' I I 600 To The 1953-1954 Baseball Teams who have Taken The Midland Trail Conference The last Two seasons. r ww .au-4 s Ch ft UA-1: , al, ,QF f Lluv ,A?f' . my , - 4 X: , 'Ling rwukw ad. GETS 7 Q DELBERT ZIMMERMAN Principal Chemistry MARTHA SIMPSON Home Economics BILL FRYE Vocational Agriculture PAT FORD Physical Education Biology Geography JOANNE CHORPENING Band English Chorus BOB AARON General Science Study Hall 7wfffv DALE P. HUFF Physical Education Drivers' Education EDNA JO WEBSTER Commerce VANCE SWINSON Mathematics MARGARET SPENCE THACKER History Latin Civics MARGARET LEE English Library LaDONNA MERRICK Secretary Ht COOKS Veola Matchetr Lorena Neff Chester Colclasure Noah Spicer George Hubble Mechanic Custodian Custodian BUS DRIVERS Walter Miller Elsworth Duke Ralph Simpson Howard Crews CAROL GALBRAITH President, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Section Officer, GAA 2, 3, 4, President 4: Commerce Club 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Class President 4, Honor Line 2, Student Council 4, Queen Candidate 4, Father Was A Housewife p Most Popular Candidate 4. f- 1? 'ow WP? ., Betty Shannon, Jack Fearn, Mr. Frye, Sponsor, Pat Eikleberry, Carol Galbraith, Catherine Murphy. BETTY SHANNON Vice President 4, GAA 2, 3, Vice President 2, Commerce Club 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Pep Club 3, Most Athletic 2, Newspaper Staff 47 Library Staff 4. RICHARD AsH FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Vice President l, Chorus 3, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Honor Line 3, 4. BILL ATTEBERRY Class Reporter l, FFA l, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, Commerce Club 4, Honor Line 2, Most Witty 4. BEVERLY BOSLEY FHA l, 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, Chorus l, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Commerce Club 3, 4, Father Was A House- wife 3, FHA Treasurer 4, Honor Line 2. DELORES BURGESS FHA 4, GAA 3, 4, Student Council 4, President 4, Commerce Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Chorus 3. SHIRLEY BURGESS CLIFTON BURTON Pep Club 2, 3, GAA 3, 4, FHA FFA 1, 2, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Father 4, Camera Club 4, Commerce was A Housewife 3: School Quar- Club 3, 4. tet 4, Commerce Club 4. NORMA CHAPMAN Pep Club 2, 3, GAA 2, a, 4, FHA 4. KAREN CLARK FHA i, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Commerce Club 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Pep Club i, 2, 3. PAT EIKLEBERRY Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Commerce Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Annual Staff 4, Bans l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Best Groomed 4, Queen Candidate 3, Class Secretary and Treasurer 1, 4. JACK FEARN FFA l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Treasurer 4, Commerce Club 4, Father Was A Housewife 3, Student Council 3, Vice President 4, Class King 4, Camera Club President 4, Annual Staff 4, Honor Line 3, Student Manager 3. 0 GENE FLEXTER Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Honor Line 2, 3, 4, Commerce Club 4, President 4, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Librarian 2, 3, Most Popular 4. HAROLD GIBSON Camera Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Commerce Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3. WILLIAM RUSSELL GILL Basketball l, FFA 2, 3, 4, Commerce Club 4. CHARLES HAMNER Annual Staff 4, Camera Club 4, Chorus 3, Candi- date for King 3, Pep Club 3. BETTY HENSON GAA 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Honor Line 3. t HAROLD HILLIARD Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2 3, 4, FFA I, 4, Camera Club 3 4, Annual Staff 4, Latin Club 2 3, 4, President 4. ELMO HUBBLE ' Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 2, President 3, FFA l, 2, 4, Secre- tary 2, Class King 2, Commerce Club 4, Vice Presi- dent 4, Editor of Annual, Editor of Newspaper 4, Chorus 4, Camera Club 4, Reporter 4, Most Cour- taous 3, Most Athletic 2, Student Council 3, Vice President 3. WILLIAM JoHNsoN Camera Club 4, FFA l, 2, Chorus 3, 4. JIM KIGER FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Commerce Club 4, Camera Club 4. CLARA BELL LEE Chorus l, GAA 3, Commerce Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. fw- 6 RONALD LINDSEY FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Band 1, 2, Student Council 3, Father Was A Housewife 3, Basketball 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Honor Line 2, 4. WILMA MCREYNOLDS FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Commerce Club 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Pep Club 3, Father Was A House- wife 3, Library Staff 4, Chorus 3, 4, Honor Line 3. NOVELLA PARKER FHA 2, 3, 4, Commerce Club 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, GAA 3, 4. RADEAN PENNINGTON FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, chorus 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Commerce Club 3. EVELYN PIERSON FHA 2, 3, 4. ELEANOR Reno ALBERT Loss FFA l. LANORA MATTOX FHA 1, 3, 4, Commerce Club 3, Pep Club 2, 3. MARJORIE MCCRACKEN Commerce Club 3, 4, FHA 2, Honor Line 2, 4, Student Librarian 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3. CATHERINE MURPHY FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 3, 4, Commerce Club 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer ,4, Camera Club 4, Secretary, Honor Line 2, Father Was A Housewife 3, Class Vice President 3, Class Reporter 4, An- nual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Student Council 4, Most Likely To Succeed 2. ,R Father Was A Housewife 3, GAA 3, Class Officer 3, Chorus I, 3, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Commerce Club 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3. H 6 ' GLENDA REED FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Commerce Club 4, Father Was A Housewife 3, Honor Line 2. JAMES FRANCIS SHELTON Band l, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Commerce Club 4, Chorus 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, School Quartette 3, 4, Student Council 4, Father Was A Housewife 3. SHELBY SHANNON FHA 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council Repre- sentative 2, Secretary 2, Queen Candidate I, Honor Line 2, Commerce Club 3, 4. HAROLD SMITH Basketball 1, FFA 2. MAX SMITH FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4. 23 VU! f L 7l II LEON SPICER FFA I, 2, Sentinel 2, Basketball 4 Camera Club 4. DONALD STOPHER PEGGY THOMAS FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Vice President 3, Presic ent 4, Librarian 2, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Honor Line 2, 3, Commerce Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, GAA 3, Camera Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Father Was A Housewife 3. ROBERT WILSON Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Camera Club 3, 4, Father Was A Housewife 3. AUDR EY WOLFE FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Commerce Club 4. Dependable 3. SHIRLEY VANDAVEER Student Council 3, Chorus 4. ANNA Club 2, 3, GAA 3, I t 6 CHARLES ZERKEL FFA 'l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Chorus 3. Bos WALTER FFA I, 2, 3, President 3, Parliamentary Procedure 2, 3, Public Speaking 3, Baseball 37 Basketball 3, President of Class lp Most PEARL ALLISON Chorus 4. EVA GREIFZU Mt. Erie ig Class President if Cheerleader if Pep 4, Chorus 35 Commerce Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, FHA 3. SHIRLEY VANGILDER Queen 27 Best All-Around 2 Chorus 4. JACKIE DALE WILLIAMS Class President 2, Honor Line 1, 2, Camera Club 47 Student Council if Chorus 3, Father Was A House- wife 3, Librarian 3, 4. DELLA MAE MCCLASKEY FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Parliamentarian 2g Chorus 2, Father Was A Housewife 35 Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Pep Club 2, 35 Most Dependable Candidate Ai GAA 37 Commerce Club 3, 4. Wm' We, 71 bewildered green Freshmen of 1950-51 trying to look cool and dignified, first entered the doors of C.C.H.S. on September 1, 1950. Now four years later we look back to recall many of the highlights of our high school education. We met with our sponsor Mr. Easery to elect the following officers: President ..,....,.,.,.....,.....,....,..,..........-..,. ., ,c,ac, JIM EVANS Secretary .......... ....... P AT EIKLEBERRY Treasurer ................ ........... R ICHARD ASH Student Council ..... ....... J OYCE TOLBERT Reporter ......,.................. ,...,. BILL ATTABERRY Sponsor .........,.............................................. MR. EASERY We were glad to have the following boys on the baseball and basketball teams our Freshman year: Harold Hilliard, Elmo Hubble, Richard Ash, and Jim Evans. Our first class party was a skating party, held at the Flora Skating Rink. Our King and Queen candidates were Jim Evans and Shelby Shannon. Our class motto was, One for All, and All for One. Our class flower was the Red Rose. On September 3, 1951 we were no longer green Freshmerh but silly Sophomores. We the 67 Sophomores met to elect the following class officers: President ...................,............................ JACK WILLIAMS Vice President ........ ........... E LMO HUBBLE Secretary .,........... ...... C AROL GALBRAITH Student Council ..... ..... S HELBY SHANNON Reporter .,,,,,....... ....... P AT BARNFIELD Sponsor ..,..................................................... ...... M RS. LEE We were glad to have the following boys on the baseball and basketball teams: Elmo Hubble, Harold Hilliard, Richard Ash, Jim Evans, Bob Wilson, and Gene Flexter. Our class social for 1951-52 was a skating party at Flora. Everyone lived, but it was a wonder. Our King and Queen candidates were Elmo Hubble and Shirley Vangilder. We were happy to have Shirley as our school queen. Our class motto, Success Comes In Cans, Failure ln Can'ts. The class flower was the violet. We were sorry to lose the following students from our class: Paul Blake, Bennie Clifton, Vernon Farmer, Roy Fitch, Harold Flexter, June Hunt, LaVonne Jones, Duey Milner, and Phil Sullivan. 66444 7164504 We were also happy to gain the following from Mt. Erie: Leo Totten, Shirley Vangilder, Shirley Vandaveer, Ross Moats, Phyllis Shannon, Harold Smith, Harold Eblin, William Gill, Anna Allison, Eva Greifzu, and Laura Floyd. As Juniors, we were looking forward to the Junior-Senior Prom, as the highlight of the year. The 54 members of the class met with our sponsor Mrs. Thacker to elect the following officers: Pf6Sidenf ..-.....V.. ............... E LMO HUBBLE Vice President ....... ...... C ATHERINE MURPHY Secretary ............... ......... . .... B ILL ATTEBERRY Student Council ...,... SHIRLEY VANDAVEER Treasurer ...,.e...... ........,. E LEANOR REID Reporter ...... .......,. J IM EVANS Sponsor ..Y.......................................,....,.A.. MRS. THACKER We were glad to have the following boys on the baseball and basketball teams: Gene Flexter, Elmo Hubble, Harold Hilliard, Jim Evans, Bob Wilson, Ronald Lindsey and Richard Ash. We were proud of the baseball boys who won the honor as conference champions. We were also glad to have Audrey Wolf and Evelyn Kelley as cheerleaders from the Junior class. Our King and Queen candidates were Pat Eikleberry and Charles Hamner. Our class social for the year was another skating party at Flora. Doc Phillips took care of all the iniured patients. Our class motto was, If at first you don't succeed, try, try, again. The Junior class chose the orchid for the class flower. We used for the theme of our Junior-Senior Prom, Stairway to the Stars. We were very proud of our Banquet and Prom, as we think it was the best. ln the spring of 1953 we presented our Junior class play, Father was a House- wife. We were sorry to lose the following: Jim Berry, Bill Chapman, Laura Mae Floyd, Pat Barnfield, Shirley Spitzner, Paul Thompson, Leo Totten, Pat Williamson, Evelyn Kelley, Ross Moats, and Gene Porter. On September l, 1953 fifty-two sophisticated Seniors entered C.C.H.S. for the last year of our high school education. We met with our sponsor, Mr. Frye to elect the following officers: President ,,,,.s........,..................,, ....... C AROL GALBRAITH Vice President ...... .... B ETTY SHANNON Secretary ,,.,....,,,.,,.... .....,.. P AT EIKLEBERRY Student Council ....... ................ J ACK FEARN Reporter ........,,... ..... C ATHERlNE MURPHY Sponsor ........ .................. B ILL FRYE Elma Wading We were glad to have the following boys on the baseball and basketball teams this year: Elmo Hubble, Gene Flexter, Richard Ash, Bob Wilson, and Harold Hilliard. The baseball boys came back with another victory and champions of the conference for the second year in succession. We were glad to have Audrey Wolfe elected cheerleader from the Senior class. Our Senior candidates for King and Queen were Jack Fearn and Carol Galbraith. Our class party for the year was a wiener roast and hay ride at Jack Fearn's house. We all had a lot of fun even if it was cold. - We chose as our class flower the Gardenia. For our class motto we chose, Where there's a will there's a way. As the year 1954 has finally rolled around, the Seniors are looking forward to graduation with great pride. The memories of different occasions will long be with the Seniors at C.C.H.S. Now as we part from one another and say Good Bye to Cisne High School, we hope the future Seniors will enioy their last year as we have enioyed ours. ROBERT WILSON RONALD LINSEY lfy 5 :., 1 H, s , Z - ' V I 1? ,, m nu... Z444706ZZ We, the Seniors of '54, of the city of Cisne, County of Wayne, 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. We do hereby will the following: To Mr. Zimmerman, we will an unbreakable safe lock. To Mr. Frye, we will secretaries who can accomplish something. To Mr. Swinson, we will a class that won't talk. To Mr. Huff, we will a team who can keep from loosing by 2 points. To Mr. Aaron, we will a study hall with more than 4 corners. To Mrs. Lee, we will a class who can all follow directions correctly. To Mrs. Webster, we will a Senior class who will all have their pictures taken at the same studio. To Mrs. Thacker, we will more chairs to her World History Class. To Miss Corpening, we will a trombone player who likes to play slow numbers. To Miss Ford, we will a class of P.E. girls who will all take a shower. To Mrs. Simpson, we will a Family Living Class who likes to study Boys Will be Men. I, Anna Allison, will my ability to read shorthand to Mary Mayes. I, Richard Ash, will my ability to get along with Mr. Swinson to Harvie Milner. I, Bill Atteberry, will my curly hair to Charles Burgess. I, Beverly Bosley, will my bookkeeping pen to Janet Courtright. I Delores Burgess, will my freckles to Leon Barrett. I I, Shirley Burgess, will my curly hair to Myrtle Ward. l, Clifton Burton, will my height to Barth Miller. I Norma Chapman, will my freckles to Fred Harrington. I dl older sister out of her clothes to I, Karen Clark, will my ability to swin e my Peggy Eikleberry. I, Patty Lou Eikleberry, will my absent-mindedness to Rodney Reid. I, Jack Fearn, will my salesmanship ability to next year's business managers. 7066! Gene Flexter, will my flat top hair cut to anyone on next year's basketball squad who needs it. Carol Galbraith, will my long eye lashes to Gene Burgess. Harold Gibson, will my ABC lAlready Been Chewedl gum to Mr. Zimmerman. Russel Gill, will my pleasant smile to J. W. Pyle. Eva Griefzu, will my desire to get out of school to Wilma Jones. Charles Hamner, will my ability to get into trouble to Donnie Barton. Betty Henson, will my basketball dribble to Joanne Bullard. Harold Hilliard, will my ability to play shortstop to Jerry Samford. Elmo Hubble, will my '40 Ford to anyone who can make it run like a new 1954. William Johnson, will my beard to Maurice McClaskey. Jim Kiger, being unsound in mind and body will my perfect grades in English to Kelly Smith. Clara Lee, will my ability to play the piano to Larry Hobbs. Ronald Lindsey, will my '74 motorcycle to anyone who can keep it running. Albert Loss, will -my brown eyes to Dale Henson. Della McClaskey, will my one dimple to Sue Best so she will have two. Marjorie McCracken, will my ability to make friends with Clay City boys to anyone who needs it. Wilma McReynolds, will my typing ability to Vera Fitch. Catherine Murphy, will my ability to work Chemical equations to next year's chemistry students. Jim Orr, will my concern and consideration for others to Bennie Vandaveer. Novella Parker, will my quiet manner to Cheryl Shannon. Radean Pennington, will my red hair to Pat O'Dell. Evelyn Pierson, will my Family Living Book to anyone who wants it. Glenda Reed, will my ability to carry on a conversation to Karen Mayo. Eleanor Reid, will my manners to Robert McDowell. 7066! I, Betty Shannon, will my athletic ability to Phyllis Karr. I, Shelby Shannon, will my giggles to Betty Tadlock. I, James Shelton, will my ability to sing to anyone who wants it. I, Harold Smith, will my Lilt permanent to Jerry Coldren. I, Max Smith, will my height to Glen Totten. I, Leon Spicer, will my ability to sew on buttons properly to next year's Fam Living Class. I, Donald Stopher, will my blonde hair to Doris Zerkel. I Peggy Thomas, will my ability to have fun to Hilda Ellis. I I, Shirley Vandaveer, will my glasses to Jim Flexter. I, Shirley Vangilder, will my pug nose to Bill Henson. I, Jackie Williams, will my driving ability to Donald Thompson. I Bob Wilson, will my nose to Alvin Watson. I I, Audrey Wolfe, will my height to Gerald Williams. I, Charles Zerkel, will my ability to keep quiet to Eddie Bradley. ily Signed, sealed, published and declared as and for our last will and testament by '54 Seniors, in the presence of us, who, at your request and in the presence of you, have subscribed our names hereto as witnesses on the fourth day of December, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-Three. Witnesses: PAT EIKLEBERRY CATHERINE MURPHY ISeaIJ SENIOR CLASS-I954 2 X T 1 yy 1 ' 7 'ill ' f ,Qi tx llllf X X endofz CAROL GALBRIATH, Senior class president for '54 at Cisne High, became a great huntress. One day while hunting in the Arctic she came upon a great cave. While looking inside she found the ruins of an old book of an old prophet. She took the book outside in the sunlight and started to read the dim yet clear writing. The contents were about the old school chums of hers at Cisne. ANNA ALLISON was such a good typist in school she got a job with a big company in New York and was making loads of money when she sud- denly fell in love with the boss and they were married and had twelve children. RICHARD ASH was such a good actor he went into the movie business after graduation. He got a iob as stunt man in a movie with Marilyn Monroe. She liked him so much she fell madly in love with him and they are married now and are both directing movies. BILL ATTEBERRY has now fulfilled his life long am- bition of becoming a high diver. He has iust completed the most difficult dive of them all, he dives off a ladder into a teacup of water, but he had to give it up because it cost too much for teacups. BEVERLY BOSLEY being very light and graceful on her feet became a dancing teacher. Her specialty was the rumba and she was so good she decided she would go on Tour. She was very successful in every country except Africa. She arrived in the i960's and here it is the year 2000 and she has not been heard from yet, maybe her going to the cannibal part of Africa could have something to do with it. DELORES BURGESS, the queen of Xenia decided she pw would make a name for herself so she went to Hollywood as a model. She was so beautiful she won the highest honor that she could in beauty, the ianitors picked her Miss Dustmop of 1999. SHIRLEY BURGESS has done what she has always wanted to do, she married a daredevil. She al- ways rides with him and waves the others away, when asked why she did that she said she had a hard enough time getting him that she was going to keep him nice and healthy. CLIFTON BURTON, the little giant of Cisne, is now one of the best athletes in the country. He is playing with the Globetrotters, he has some trouble with the black wearing off and the eleva- tor shoes getting in the way but he has mastered them very well. NORMA CHAPMAN went to Alaska after graduation to be a saleswoman. She has a rather easy iob though for she is selling French bathing suits to the Eskimos. Some people thought she was a little off, but when she came back a millionaire everyone wanted to be a bathing suit salesman. KAREN CLARK ioined the army and studied to be a nurse. After her training, she was sent to the Hawaiian Islands where she met a very good looking native and fell in love with him. On the day before the wedding she took Ploegarminaeo fever and died. PATTY EIKLEBERRY, went to the big city to get a iob. After hunting for a week she finally found the iob she was looking for, she became the assistant traffic cop. When the traffic signal failed to work she iust stood in the middle of the street and directed the traffic with her eyes and Seam 65444 Fu JACK FEARN was the No. 1 man in a certain girl's life in school, so when he got out he married her and settled down to raising a family and also to improve his cattle herd. He is now the richest cattle owner in the state of Illinois. GENE FLEXTER went to the U. of I. after graduation, where he became a football player. He worked so hard and became so good that he made the All-American three years in a row. After graduat- ing from college he came back to Cisne to form a football team of his own. HAROLD GIBSON, the great salesman of Cisne was a great success after graduation. He got a iob selling magazines for the Curtis Publishing Com- pany. He has an interesting iob, he is selling subscriptions for Esquire to the Eskimos. WILLIAM GILL had such curly hair, that when he graduated he decided to help others have curly hair. He now is a fashionable hair designer in Hollywood. He made so much money that he decided to start another Pink Poodle cafe, but he had to give it up for the fashion turned to green. EVA GREIFZU, the pride and ioy of Mt. Erie, is now a great actress in Hollywood. She is a double for Marilyn Monroe, Jane Russell, and Za Za Gabor, but she had to give it up for she was doing better acting than they were themselves. CHARLES HAMNER after his experiences with the underworld is married to a very beautiful girl and has a nice family. He also has a good job which disturbed some of us-a iob with the police force-but as the old saying goes every man to his own choice. BETTY HENSON after her dull life in school has a new and exciting life. She has become the top girl iockey. She had a little trouble at first with her riding posture but the saddle-makers took care of that for her. She is the only iockey who rides side-saddle. She rides for the Never Win Stables. HAROLD HILLIARD, the tall dark and handsome lad of Cisne High, is now one of the richest men in the world. He was digging a well one day and found an oil pool that produces 100,000 barrels an hour. He thought of getting marriea but de- cided he was having too much fun spending his money on all of the girls to settle down with any one of them. ELMO HUBBLE, Cisne's No. 1 athlete, is now coach- ing at the U. of I. They have not lost a ball game in ten years, he is coach, timekeeper, scorekeeper, referee, and player. Everyone likes him so much that when he wanted to retire they went on strike not having school for a week. He is still there at the remarkable age of 125. LL JOHNSON didn't surprise us much for he still has his old '36 Ford and it is still running strong. He likes old cars so much that he is now the owner of one of the biggest used car lots in the United States. But it all came easy to Bill for he married the daughter of the former owner of the lot. JIM KIGER, after learning to drive fast around C.C. H.S., has now started driving a midget auto racer at Indianapolis. He always liked to drive fast and this was his chance. He would zoom around those curves doing 150 m.p.h. and think nothing of it. He is now in a wheel chair for he didn't happen to make one of those curves one day. Scuba 66444 pw CLARA BELL LEE was a very quiet person in school so when she graduated everyone thought .she would get a nice easy iob where it was peaceful, but she has one of the noisiest iobs there is, she is helping test atomic weapons in the Mexican desert. She said she didn't mind the noise be- cause she had stocked up on cotton and she al- ways had some in her ear. RONALD LINDSEY the motorcycle fiend of Cisne has now done the impossible. He has ridden his little machine to the top of Mt. Everest. He said he had quite a bit of trouble with the gasoline evaporating as he went higher and higher up the mountain. The only solution he could come up with was to burn non-evaporating Anti-Freeze in his craft. ALBERT LOSS had a mind of two people so he be- came a scientist when he left Cisne. He studied for years and years before he really discovered something worthwhile. He now has a pill that you can take to make the work you are doing easier and not make you so tired while doing it. He did all right until the public wanted him to invent a pill so you would not have to work at all. DELLA MCCLASKEY liked school so much and was such a good athlete that she decided to become a P.E. teacher. After graduating from college she came back to Cisne to teach. With her she brought a new game for the students to play. The name of the game was Pogo ball. lt was similar to basketball except instead of bouncing the ball you bounced oh the ball itself. lt was a very fine game but they had to give it up for too many people were getting broken arms and legs. MARJORIE MCCRACKEN became a stenographer and was so good that the President asked her to work for him personally. She was doing very fine until his wife caught her on his lap, and she threw her out of the house. After that she went to work for the Vice President and made a go of it. WILMA MCREYNOLDS went to a beauty school after graduation. When she finished her training she set up a shop of her own. She did all right for a few years but now she is not doing much business. Her twelve girls take up all her timel. By the time she gets all of their hair done it is time to do them all over again. LANORA MATTOX, after working in lsom's cafe for 30 years, is now a big cafe owner herself. She owns a large chain of Italian Cafes and serves some of the most delicious spaghetti you ever ate. But she had to give it up for they found that she was putting string in the spaghetti. CATHERINE MURPHY was a very intelligent person in school. Einstein heard of her intelligence and hired her as his secretary. The iob didn't last long however, for she was learning more about his theory than he was himself. JIM ORR the tame game hunter of Cisne is now a guide in the deep iungles of Africa. He was very good at his work. Everyone wanted him as a guide until one day he led a party into the Zaxmwkpyna village and they never came back. NOVELLA PARKER went to nursing school, where she became a registered nurse. She is now work- ing in the Fairfield Hospital. She was getting along very fine until one day she got the ether bottle and the blood plasma bottle mixed. The patient is still asleep. senden 1444 pww RADEAN PENNINGTON decided to explore Mars. SHELBY SHANNON was always looking for a hus- When she got there she discovered the people were similiar to the people on earth, however, the people there didn't breath air, but drank it. They breathed water. She was getting along fine with the people until one of them shut her water off. EVELYN PIERSON who was very bashful in high school turned out to be a great Opera singer on T.V. The reason for her fine voice is the bird seed she has been eating. She was doing fine until the company went out of business. Now she is home making her own bird seed and feeding it to her pet birds instead of eating it herself. GLENDA REID was the about town girl in her prime and youth and everyone expected her to become a lady wrestler or a mountain climber, but she surprised us all. She is now an old maid. At the sweet old age of IO6 all she does is sit around in her rocking chair and play with her 540 cats and 73 dogs. ELANOR REID the brain of Cisne is now employed by the U. S. Government. They took a copy of her brain and made a machine to match it so that now when there is a big piblem in the government the machine and Elanor can put their heads together and figure it out perfectly. BETTY SHANNON was a good athlete in school. She has now formed a girls' basketball team and is now touring the country over. Her team was so good that she hasn't been beaten in ten years. She thought her team so good that they have started to play men now and they still haven't been beaten, but it could be their new uniforms. They are French style. band in school but could never find one to suit her. One day while at the race track she met a fine Southern gentleman. She didn't think much of it at the time but when he won SIO0,000,000 dollars she became interested. They are now mar- ried and live in Kentucky on a horse ranch. FRANCIS SHELTON was the Perry Como of Cisne High. His voice was as sweet as the birds that sing in the morning. After graduation he signed on with Arthur Godfrey to sing on his morning program. He did very well until one day he lost his voice completely but Arthur thought so much of him that he kept him on the show. He is now testing tea. HAROLD SMITH was always a good dancer in school. He became so good that he thought he could put Dan Dailey out of business. He nearly did it but he was not quite as good as he thought he was but he is very close to Dan at this time for he gave Harold a job with the show. He sweeps the dance floor off every night. MAX SMITH always wanted to be a farmer after graduation from school. He was doing very well till one day he went into a big city where he met a lot of pretty girls. Max was not heard from for some IO or I5 years. When he was seen his wife and I0 boys were with him in his horse and buggy. Max could never forget the farm. LEON SPICER has become the Romeo of Cisne He is one of the most popular actors with the teen-agers. He has iust begun a new movie called Too Young to Cut the Catsup. Everyone thinks he is great because he is iust like Clark Gable. Seam 61444 Pwplecq DONALD STOPHER was always trying to figure out some way to make things easier and has finally succeeded. He invented a machine that you can put a note in and what it says the machine does it. Don is no longer with us for his wife put an innocent note in that said drop dead. PEGGY THOMAS has become one of the greatest dancers of our time. She became one of the best ballet dancers in the nation until her unfortunate accident. She broke her big toe and had to give it up. She is now teaching a new dance where you do the ballet on your heels. SHIRLEY VANDAVEER, who always liked to ride the bus to school every day now has a iob driving the school bus to Cisne High. She is so well liked that at the age of 99 she is still driving the same old bus to school. SHIRLEY VANGILDER, who never liked to do much walking is now the postwoman for Chicago. She does it all by herself in a half a day. One day she was half an hour late in getting the mail to everyone so the people put in a complaint about her. When asked the reason for being late she said she had sore feet. The city council couldn't believe it so they fired her. BOB WALTERS, the guy who always thought so much of street lights is now a big business man. He is manufacturing-yep, you guessed it-street lights. They are all different colors so that if someone does not like one color they can park under another. JACKIE WILLIAMS who always liked to drive his little green Chevie down gravel roads is now one of the biggest Chevrolet dealers. He sells the new '67 model and some older ones too. He made his fortune very fast and then settled down to enioy married life with his wife and I3 kids. BOB WILSON is now an old man who has a million dollars and does not know what to do with it. He got his million by saving the labels off of the Peter Pan peanut butter iars and selling them back to the company for a big price. When the business went bankrupt he settled down to spend his money but now he has no one to spend it on. AUDREY WOLFE the little giant of Cisne is now one of the leading women wrestlers in the nation. She started out in the lightweight division but got so good that she is now moving up and finally she wrestled the heavyweight champion of the world and she beat her. CHARLES ZERKEL the man with the motorcycle with a mind is now one of the best riders in the nation. He has won more races than any other person alive today. He has invented a new kind of motor- cycle, it has three wheels instead of just two. It has one in the back and two in the front. He says it gives him better balance but after he had a wreck on it he has retired to spend his money. GENE FLEXTER RICHARD ASH Standing: Phylis Caldwell, Student Council Representativeg Lucy Hubble, Secretary Kelley Smith, Vice Presidentg Barth Miller, President: Mrs. Thacker, Sponsor. Seated: Jack Leathers, Reporterg Peggy Eikleberry, Treasurer. random BARTH MILLER President KELLEY SMITH Vice President cmdafw Charles Beal David Bostwick George Bradley 4, l Gene,Burgess '- Phyllis Caldwell Darrell Carter Marlin Chapman Galen Conard Janet Courfright Colleen Dudley Peggy Eikleberry Vera Fitch Jimmie Flexter Cleon Fout :mana Charles Goodson Glen Greifzu Harold Griffith Barbara Henson Dale Henson Bill Henson Pl: ' bfi! , J .5 w J .H r f-V Lucy Hubble U William Jones Wilma Jones Ernest Kelley Jack Leathers Richard Mason Laura Mae Mattox Mary Lou Mayes Glennis Moats anion Donald Moler Betty Morris Randall Pottorff J. W. Pyle Rodney Reid Cheryl Shannon Jimmie Taylor Glenda Thompson Joyce Tolbert Myrtle Ward Alvin Watson Elmo Wells Gerald D. Williams Gerald L. Williams ,. ,Non Sa 61444 RICHARD ZIMMERMAN-President Karen Johnston, Janet Enlow, Virginia Henson, Miss Ford, Sponsor, Richard Zimmerman. KAREN JOHNSTON -Vice President Evelyn Allison Leon Barrett Donald Barton Dean Bates Frankie Beasley James Beason Barbara Berg Charles Berkler Jackie Block Joann Bullard Peggy Clements Jerry Coldren Betty Conard Clifton Daniels Neoma Davis Max Ellis Janet Enlow Raymond Fitch Sapiomo 464 Glen Flexler Geraldine Grubb Fred Harrington Sue Hawk Donald Henson Lillian Henson Virginia Henson Arky Hilliard Harold D. Hilliard Junia lsom Delores Jones Phyllis Karr Ruth Kiger Dean Lambrich Larry Latch Maurice McClaskey Dorothy Jean Moll James Moll 'Md Patricia O'Dell Doris Pennington Magdeline Perry Oralene Richardson Peggy Shannon Freddie Shelton Elmo Shelton Lorraine Slade Jerry Smith tall Q54 Charles Spitzner Betty Tadlock Robert Taylor Donald Thompson Bennie Vandaveer Dorothy Walker Doyle Worlow Judy Young Doris Zerkel Mrs. Simpson, Co-Sponsorg Mr. Swinson, Sponsorg Guyla Molt, Secretary, Marilyn Pottorff, Vice Presiclentp Sue Best, Student Council Representativeg Pete Walter, President, Ray Shannon, Reporter. 7 ez fddd LEMUEL WALTER fPete2 President MARILYN POTTORFF Vice President 7 Bob Rosalee Atteberry Beeson s ,. . ,xg 1' Eunice Lee Berkler Carolyn Sue Judy Ann Ralph Best Best Billington X ifi?4 se 9- Larry Bunting 6- Mary Bunting 1 U Charles Paul Darlene James Joy Burgess Bratton Brown Campbell Carpenter el Avalea James Eldon Ronald Larry Chapman Chapman Cunningham Dunlap Eikleberry 'yzeaimen YAKXQQ-N1 X W Q r JXEQJ QF., ,V if U XMN Hilda Arnold Carrol K X Ellis Farmer Farmer 'Q Q' K g, QP 'X .ig Eugene Melvin Carroll Carl Larry Fitch Gill Hamner Henson Hobbs Jerry Paul Richard Bernetta Ma riorie Hubble Isom Johnson Kig r J Kurtz 'L glyph 'Bryn Ronald John Larry Karen Vefyl McCormick Madding Mason Mayo Mayes '7'ze46mea lx .7 ,L ,VA V-11 ' Gail Jean Harvey Johnie Charles Mewes Milner Milner Moler 7 'v v Q. 1 ' X ' l 'K X ' - ' ' Guyla Joselene Jacquline Larry Jerry A Molf In Moats Piper Prince Samford l L-4l'f'fQl'L4 B -,J ,', X gy au, Q s . ' FT X , K 4 NPN i . , S Carl Raymond Jerry Robert Allan Shannon Shannon Smith Stark Thompson Gertrude Glen Gene Donnie Thompson Totten Towns Walker . '15 S , A N' X Linda Jane Yohe 64 Most Dependable LUCY HUBBLE BOB WALTER Best Groomecl JERRY COLDREN PAT EIKLEBERRY A Q54 E xhy Most Sfudious JACK FEARN JANET COURTRIGHT dU0'L5Z'64 Most Popular GENE FLEXTER PEGGY EIKLEBERRY Most Talented Most Athletic FRANCIS SHELTON RICHARD ASH CHERYL SHANNON WILMA JONES -Q Most Likely to Succeed Wittiest ROBERT WILSON V BILL ATTEBERRY WILMA JONES VIRGINIA HENSON U 77ZajafzeZ!L'e4 Left fo right: Doris Zerkel, Judy Young, Dorothy Molf, Karen Johnston, Sue Besi. Sponsored by ,X 6 .NA -J ..-. fi Q1 0 J 'X IW I 3.1245 ln l Xu MloDLE1oN's DRUG STORE X fl' ll -, Cisne, Illinois BOWMAN'S HARDWARE Flora, Illinois 0' CHET DYE'S HOME SERVICE Johns Manville Blown Wool Aluminum Awning Aluminum Storm Windows Phone 7391 Fairfield, Illinois STANFORD'S CLOTHING STORE Flora, Illinois gmac! Back row: Carol Hamner, Rhyllis Karr, Francis Shelton, Janet Enlow, Joy Carpenter, Guyla Molt, Doyle Worlow, Marilyn Pottorff, Director Miss Chorpening. Front row: Cheryl Shannon, Judy Best, Charles Goodson, Peggy Eikleberry, Richard Johnson, Myrtle Ward, Bill Jones, Ray Shannon, Judy Young, Pat Eikleberry. FLORA MOTOR SALES Clay County's Buick Dealer 521 W. North Ave. Flora, Illinois Phone 27 H. L. Hutmacher Sponsored by RlCHARDSON'S TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT CO. Cisne, Illinois SCUDMORE BROS. Men's Clothing Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Dry Goods Groceries Flora, Illinois imma Front row: Miss Chorpening, Director, Betty Tadlock, Wilma McReynolds, Mary Lou Mayes, Shirley Vandaveer, Bill Johnson, Rodney Reid, Clifton Burton, Myrtle Ward, Cheryl Shannon, Delores Jones, Judy Young. Middle row: Lorraine Slade, Shirley Vangilder, Anna Pearl Allison, Vera Fitch, Francis Shelton, Harold Hilliard, Fred Harrington, Catherine Murphy, Beverly Bosley, Pat O'Dell, Lessie Vanfossen. Back row: Doris Zerkel, Doris Pennington, Peggy Clements, Betty Conard, Elmo Hubble, Bob Wilson, Bill Jones, Max Ellis, Joyce Tolbert, Wilma Jones, Joan Bullard, Radean Pennington. DR. CARL C. WEBB Optometrist Flora, lllinois Phone 326 HlNMAN'S JEWELRY STORE 118 East North Avenue Flora, lllinois Sponsored by u WESTERN AUTO STORE Flora, Illinois STEINER THE CLOTHlERS Fairfield, Illinois Since T874 The Store all men Know' 1664! Za! Back row: Bob Wilson, Cheryl Shannon, Leon Spicer, Clifton Burton, Jackie Williams, Harold Gibson, Bill Atteberry, Audrey Wolfe, Delores Burgess, Shirley Burgess, Clara Belle Lee, Novella Parker, Wilma McReynolds. Middle row: Francis Shelton, Lessie Vanfossen, Eva Griefzu, Betty Shannon, Mariorie McCracken, Shelby Shannon, Della Mae McClaskey, Jack Fearn, Carol Galbraith, Peggy Thomas, Lucy Hubble, Eleanor Reid. Front row: Karen Clark, Jim Kiger, Janet Courtright, Gene Flexter, Pat Eikleberry, Elmo Hubble, Catherine Murphy, Russel Gill, Beverly Bosley, Mrs. Webster, Sponsor. Sponsored by IRA BROOKS MOTOR CO, .l. C. BORAH MOTOR CO.. 207-17 West North Avenue Pontiac and Cadillac Phone 168 Flora, Illinois Flora, Illinois BAC-2-NU-SERVICE 503 West Main St. Fairfield, Illinois ASPHALT TILE CONTRACTORS Floor Sanding-Finishing Custom Upholstering Phone 77ll na' ,-ifzdzmz ' ' . 1 . J Back row: Evelyn Allison, Gail Mewes, Joan Bullard, Lillian Henson, Patty O'DelI, Betty Conard, Peggy Clements, Norma Chapman, Mary Bunting, Mrs. Pat Ford Wolfe, Sponsor, Myrtle Ward, Phyllis Karr, Delores Jones, Virginia Henson, Junia lsom. Middle row: Novella Parker, Audrey Wolfe, Wilma Jones, Janet Courtright, Peggy Eikleberry, Lucy Hubble, Dorothy Molt, Karen Clark, Lanora Mattox, Radean Pennington, Colleen Dudley, Betty Morris, Jacqulina Piper, Judy Young, Karen Johnston. Front row: Wilma McReynolds, Doris Zerkel, Linda Yohe, Betty Tadlock, Lorraine Slade, Shirley Burgess, Sue Best, Eva Mae Greifzu, Lessie Vanfossen, Judy Best, Phyllis Caldwell, Carol Galbraith, Delores Burgess, Janet Enlow, Orlene Richardson, Cheryl Shannon. Sponsored by BRUCES CORNER STORE McCLlNTOCK'S DRUG STORE Rinard, Illinois Fairfield, Illinois WAYNE SKELGAS and CO. YOUR FLOWER SHOP 3' Flowers for all Occasions nov E. TOTTEN CLEANERS phone 466 Fairfield, Illinois aff? ' First row: Alvin Watson, Glen Greifzu, Kelly Smith, David Bostwick, Charles Zerkel, Vice President, Bob Walter, President, Jack Fearn, Treasurer, Max Smith, Reporter, Richard Ash, Secretary, Mr. Frye, Sponsor, Gene Burgess, Sentinel, Jonnie Milner, Allen Thompson. Second row: Paul Bretton, Larry Mason, Carl Shannon, James Chapman, Larry Bunting, James Campbell, Bob Atteberry, Richard Mason, Glen Flexter, Elmo Hubble, Ronald Lindsey, Bill Atteberry, Harold Hilliard, Bob Wilson. Third row: Arky Hilliard, Harold Hilliard, Maurice McCIaskey, Freddie Shelton, Max Ellis, Frank Beasley, Russel Gill, Jim Kiger, Melvin Gill, Carl Henson, Donald Henson, Harvey Milner, Clifton Burton. Fourth row: Gerald A. Williams, Jim Flexter, Jim Taylor, Russell Conard, Jackie Block, Leon Barrett, Jimmie Molt, Eddie Bradley, Ralph Billington, Charles Burgess, Pete Walter, Eldon Cunningham, Veryle Mayes. Fifth row: Doyle Warlow, Harold Griffith, Jack Leathers, Elmo Wells, Cleon Fout, Glennis Moats, Robert McDowell, John Madding, Charles Moler, Robert Stark, Dick Gantz, Jerry Smith. Sponsored by H. W. JONES 81 SON Oil Field Hauling and Excavating Box 105 Cisne, Illinois octane za af! - ,:iQs.ff i-i f z s2:,g1:,:f' I , - , 1 : X pri- Back row: Mary Bunting, Mary Mayes, Norma Chapman, Joy Carpenter, Rosalee Beason, Guyla Molt, Judy Best, Barbara Henson, Phyllis Karr, Barbara Berg, Lorraine Slade, Betty Tadlock, Shirley row: Joyce Tolbert, Sally Davis, Dorothy Molt, Karen Clark, Hilda Ellis, Audrey Wolfe, Cheryl Shannon, Oralene Richardson, Janet Enlow, Doris Zerkel, Wilma McReynolds, Margie Kurtz, Marilyn Pottorff, Carol Hamner, Joanne Bullard, Betty Conard, Sue Hawk, Judy Young, Jacquline Piper, Mrs. Simpson, Sponsor. Third row: Janet Courtright, Della Carol Galbraith, Peggy Thomas, Beverly Bosley, Catherine Murphy, Wilma Jones, Peggy Hubble. Front row: Sue Best, Phyllis Caldwell, Betty Morris, Colleen Dudley, Gerald Pennington, Glenda Thompson, Deloris Burgess, Lillian Henson, Karen Mayo. Sponsored by Burgess. Second Karen Johnston, Novella Parker, Evelyn Pierson, Mae McCIaskey, Eikleberry, Lucy Grubb, Radean FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY DR. JACK H. CAVE Farm Machinery, Farm Supplies, and Auto Optometrist Phone 5616 Phone 4896 Fairfield, Illinois Fairfield, Illinois .lam Zed Back row: Randall Pottorff, Peggy Clements, Delores Jones, Audrey Wolfe, Janet Courtright, J. W. Pyle, Peggy Thomas, Lucy Hubble, Eugene Flexter. Middle row: Bill Atteberry, Doris Zerkel, Eleanor Reid, Patty 0'Dell, Janet Enlow, Cheryl Shannon, Ernest Kelly. Front row: Sponsor, Mrs. Thacker, Francis Shelton, Judy Young, Bob Walter, Pat Eikleberry, Harold Hilliard, Peggy Eikleberry, Rodney Reid. FAIRFIELD GAS COMPANY Bulk Gas-Bottle Gas Phone 4506 Fairfield, Illinois Sponsored by L. S. GARDNER Hardware, Fencing, Gas, and Oils Pfister Hybrid Seed Corn Mt. Erie, Illinois WYATT'S CASH STORE General Merchandise Poultry, Eggs, Feed, and Cream Mt. Erie, Illinois cftduhvz Lef? to right: Jackie Williams, Betty Shannon, Mariorie McCracken, Mrs. Lee, Sponsor, Peggy Thomas, Charles Goodson, David Bosiwick, Bill Jones, Wilma McReynolds. MT. ERIE STATE BANK Mt. Erie, Illinois Sponsored by M. F. PYLE Gas and Electric Appliances Philco Radios-Wiring Supplies Duo Therm Oil Heaters Phone 52R2 Cisne, Illinois ?cz,eez S Standing: Gene Flexter, Sponsor Mrs. Webster, Eva Greifzu, Della Mae McClaskey, Catherine Murphey. Seated: Peggy Thomas, Betty Shannon, Elmo Hubble, Karen Clark, Bob Wilson. Sponsored by , 3 .,, -. - 2, fi'I5gi535 OBRECHT DEPARTMENT sms Al fi,7'l..'.53' jff, RITZ THEATER Eight Complete Departments , Charles Obrecht, Owner Nm Cisne, Illinois ff indent dawned! Standing: Pete Walter, Mr. Frye, Sponsor, Catherine Murphy, Virginia Henson, Pat Eikleberry. Seated: Glen Flexter, Richard Zimmerman, Barth Miller, Secretary and Treasurer, Jack Fearn, Vice Presidentg Delores Burgess, President, Sue Best, Reporter, Peggy Eikleberry, Phyllis Caldwell, Carol Galbraith. Sponsored by SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. Cisne, Illinois Las Young, Owner V s- f e ' I-'D 9 l 1 , ff- ! 6'ruDEN'f COUNCN- ...nd 60:6 Standing, left to right: Bill Johnson, Francis Shelton, Harold Hilliard, Richard Zimmerman, Randall Pottorff, Jackie Dale Williams, Jim Kiger, Mr. Zimmerman, Sponsor, Robert Taylor, David Bostwick, Ronald Lindsay, Catherine Murphy, Bill Jones, Shirley Burgess, Seated: Charles Hamner, Harold Gibson, Bob Wilson, Jack Fearn, Wilma McReynolds, Peggy Thomas. WAYNE COUNTY PRESS Fairfield, Illinois DIXIE SHOPS, INC. Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Phone 665 Fairfield, Illinois Sponsored by OLLlE'S FASHION SHOP Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Phone 65-J Flora, Illinois KURR JEWELRY Jewelry and Gifts 3003 E. Main Fairfield, Illinois maine F af 155 Father Was A Housewife Presented by Junior Class of '52-'53 Standing, left 'lo right: Catherine Murphy, Eleanor Reid, Jackie Dale Williams, Bob Wilson, Glenda Reed, Della Mae McClaskey, Ronald Lindsey, Jack Fearn, Mrs. Lee, Director. Sitting: Francis Shelton, Peggy Thomas, Lessie Mae Van Fossen, Wilma McReynolds, Beverly Bosley, Carol Galbraith, Clifton Burton. Sponsored by WARREN D. CRIPPIN Funeral Director Cisne, Illinois ?9Z4qag15 Mr. Smith ..,., , Mrs. Smith ., .... Rose . ..,....... Ester ......,.v, Agnes .,s.. Tootie sss..ssA........... Lon ..,......................... Grandpa Prophater Katie ...............,.......... Mrs. Waughop .,A., Ida Boothby .....,..,,. John Shephard ..,.,. Fred Gregory ..,....... Lucille Pentard .....,,. Mr. Dodge ........... Mr. Duffy ..... MEET ME IN ST. LOUlS Presented by Junior Class of '54 Sponsored by CISNE STATE BANK Cisne, lllinois Phone 21R2 Randall Pottorff Cheryl Shannon Lucy Hubble Janet Courtright Wilma Jones Peggy Eikleberry Rodney Reid ---Jack Leathers Phyllis Caldwell Mary Mayes Vera Fitch Barth Miller David Bostwick Barbara Henson Charles Beal Charles Goodson pw 5 Paw ..... .. Maw .... Obeey ,,... Six .... ,, Five ......... Ceelie ..,..,,,. Juney Lou ..A.. Four ................. Bonnie Lou ....,.,.. Lucy Maxwell .,.,. Ronald Maxwell Zeke ..,,..e,.,Aaaa,a. Reverend .....a Chiz ...,...,..a,,.... Other Cousins , HILLBILLY WEDDlN Presented by Senior Class of '54 Ronald Lindsey ..-..- Betty Henson Bob Wilson Audrey Wolfe Della McClaskey Eva Greifzu Peggy Thomas Eleanor Reid Beverly Bosley Catherine Murphy --------- Harold Gibson Jackie Williams Clifton Burton Richard Ash Jack Fearn a Sponsored by DESELMS FUNERAL HOME Cisne, Illinois nd Harold Hilliard Left to right: Clifton Daniels, Donald Thornpson, Lanora Matiox, Karen Clark, Delores Burgess, Mr. Huff, Teacher, Fred Harrington, Audrey Wolfe, Shirley Burgess, Max Ellis, Jerry W. Smith. Left to right: Mr. Huff, Teacher, Hilda Ellis, Bob Taylor, Don Barton, Betty Tadlock, Doris Zerkel, Larry Latch, Ruth Kiger, Leon Barrett, Mariorie Kurtz, Donald Henson, Doris Pennington, Harold Hilliard, Arky Hilliard. Not shown: Karen Johnston, Orlene Richardson. Sponsored by FAIRFIELD NATIONAL BANK Fairfield, Illinois Capital Sl00,000.00 Surplus 5300,000,00 Bank for over fifty years ' and JACK FEARN WILMA JONES Sponsored by RANKIN STUDIO Phone 488 Flora, Illinois Photographs for All Occasions 327 East North Avenue , ,, -..W-...iv-wi, .-'N' N.--W ' -.,.,...,M Lfv--4,+f.,p5gn-f91v'15Pgpyqg,qg-uy,,s.,.,,., ,f ' '- ' -' ' 5 'Hmm li Q:ff6fL'ff zQwiff22f5Q':L ggi? vvxm -XL AJ ax , , . SQ: X, 1 4 - 4 1 .L a. . x . J M s 1- 4 -.1 ,1 I ff, 9 . . O 'r f ..c , 1 I---1. A 1,41 'A 3 pf 4 ' ,im -Jul. Q gig' Ky I I' 1 . m Q Q ? Q' 4, if j A , Q , A' x mia! my . 1 . all nv Y KV ,W Ns ' , . 'N WI' A K ,. .4 A 71 - ' , Q, A X x 'E A iii iii Q' ' ' i E ' J . ' as 4- .A V -- , L 1 ' K, Q, V Q W f ,.:. .,,, 1 f . 'X '41 4 :- , ' if .1 ' ' A - f 7, A. f, A ,nf 6 '24 From left to right: Judy Young, Wilma Jones, Audrey Wolfe, Judy Best Karen Johnston. SIMPSON POOL ROOM Fountain Service Air Conditioned Cisne, Illinois Sponsored by TIBB'S USED CARS All Kinds-All Prices Cisne, Illinois V. C. SWEENEY Shoe Service Insurance Cisne, Illinois mngacul From left to right: Bob Taylor, Richard Ash, David Bosfwick, Gene Flexter, Randall Pottorff, Harold Hilliard, Charles Beal, Dale Huff, Coach, Elmo Hubble, Richard Mason. Sponsored by HENSON MOTOR SALES Desoto-Plymouth Telephone 5641 I10 S. E. 41h St. Fairfield, Illinois IwSMllUlH Z .S' Back row: Max Ellis, Bob Atteberry, Larry Mason, Carl Henson, Paul Bratton, Carol Farmer, James Campbell, Allen Thompson, Arky Hilliard. Front row: Larry Eikle- berry, Jerry Samford, Jerry Coldren, Bob Taylor, Ronald McCormick, Pete Walter, Ernest Kelley, Jerry Hubble, Mr. Huff, Coach. Sponsored by BRATTON'S HATCHERY U. S. Approved-Pullorum Clean Cisne, Illinois CISNE vs. SUMNER Sponsored by LEWIS LANE Trucking Service Johnsonville, Illinois Phone 142 BILL GLEN JONES FLEXTER Sf Z Christmas Dance On The Side Lines Sponsored by OTIS W General Merchandise Johnsonville, Illinois ILSON The Bunny Hop Z Front row: Bob Walter, Richard Ash, Elmo Hubble, Bob Wilson, Richard Mason, Charles Beal, Gene Flexter, Harold Hilliard. Back row: Mr. Huff, Coach, Glen Flexter, Manager, Pete Walter, Jack Leathers, Larry Mason, Jerry Samford, Leon Spicer, William Jones, Manager. H. W. EATON AUTO PARTS Phone 3 Flora, Illinois 329-30 W. North Ave. WILSON MOTOR SALES R. Wilson, Prop. 804 W. North Ave. Flora, Illinois Sponsored by FRENCH and LAWRENCE Implement Co. International Harvester Dealer Fairfield and Wayne City Tractors, Refrigerators, Parts, and Services RICHEY BROTHERS Flora, Illinois 1 ' :Lf 1 f b g f- If x-I Q 3' A 1 119 W ', ff 2 k A 1 a I Eng' 'I-' ' rv g?2w'ff:f:.2z, ' 1 V. . 4 E if . -fs x Y X fr v I 1 in w ' f Y- ' ff ' Y 1 x Q 5 an b mi' 7-. 1' 5 w ,Zn .V W L f If X ' 1 iz . , tZ,.,, - A Y 5 , wwmm L-, 4, Y ., , ' ' rw 41 1 was mf -QQ lm I Q L., 4 5 ,fi ,L. x 1 1 F 5 HM! r 'Q' . - f 1 3 .v: l'!. , ,kk f 'Q ,. V Q W A L. A A-4,519 -bfgkw K 1 ,M V M, X v we -V . E. U Q km, ff Q n . v 4 C' A g in f W is if K8 v gf? gr gg . .V , Q 3. i , yan i X in 5, ,V Y w W A 3 2 ,iff M' E1 . UW: 14,5 X K P, I If ,A N ' if 'V ' 3 1 vm f , 3 2 4' Wu- 1 3-I -an-an-qp Friendly Greetings From JOHN VURDULAS FAIRFIELD CANDY COMPANY SINCE 1921 Wholesale Distributors of America's Fines? Merchandise -IN- Coca-Cola, Orange Julep, Dad's Root Beer, Malted Milk, Dixie Cups for Soda Fountain Service and Home Packages, Waxtex Rolls, Reynolds Wrap, School and Paper Supplies, Ohio Matches, First Aid Supplies. Telephone 5736-FAIRFIELD, ILLINOIS UALITY 4 an line jewelry Ni,-s ,1 HETTIGERS JEWELRY STORE E Balfimore and Ohio Railroad Wafch Inspecfor MRS. N. B. HETTIGER LEO A. HETTIGER Flora, IIIinois In ffl I ' +o shop here you fe:II1e home. HIRSCH'S STORE PHONE 752I FAIRFIELD, ILL your 'firsi sfop EAST END CAFE Compleie Dinners, Sandwiches, Q emembm' Shor+ Orders, and Founfain Services FLORA, ILLINOIS U ELLlOTT'S CLEANERS amilfmefzfs a Cisne, Illinois SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Pur Youlz BEST FOOT NE FORWARD f f Kffmd mf' DALE MANN s. co. Shoes and Accessories FLORA, ILL. We Give and Redeem 6+ EAGLE STAMPS GLASSMAN'S 'E g i DEPT. STORE MQ Ed Fairfield lllinois X s A in 4m7fm'6JrJ6dow.1a'tAe SENIORS OF I954 WILKINS RED GOCSE SHOE STORE Qualify Fooiwear 'for All flue Family Flora, Illinois HILL'S JEWELRY STORE The s+ore of friendly service Flora, Illinois HOFFEE MOTOR SALES, INC. On +he Square Pon+iac, General Mo'I'ors Truck, Buick FAIRFIELD, ILLINOIS Propriefors BILL E. HOFFEE EMMITT E. HOFFEE CARL O. HOFFEE GALEN E. HOFFEE mmm! Zczff We all worked Together and had a lot of fun. There were days we Thought we wouldn't, Bur we finally got it done! Here if is . . . We hope you like if!!! THE STAFF Sponsored by ANDERSON 81 MIX CONSTRUCTION 8. SUPPLY Phone 791 or 882 Cisne, Illinois When you are sick call a doctor. When you need a plumber call us. A LITHOGRAPHED YEARBOOK DALLAS n TEXAS