Civic Memorial High School - Spectator Yearbook (Bethalto, IL)
- Class of 1954
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The Seniors wish to ex- press their appreciation for the pictures, newspaper articles, and information given by the older residents of Bethalto, which helped to make it pos- sible for us to present Our Centennial Edition of the Spectator. i' 13 laecfa for I I H'5'LEiUiiH0iU U l Published by the Senior Class Copyrighted by Co-editors Claryce Moiiser. Tom Neumann C0-business Managers Max Green, Mariqin Zimmermann Three Four Table ol Contents Prologue H1StOfy of Bethalto and xts Schools Our Schools Past and Pre ent lllustratedl Table of Contents Ded1cat1on of the Centenmal Edltlon of the Spectator A Story ln Pxctures of our School Year 1953 54 umor Hngh Classrooms Cilendar of the School Year 1953 54 Snapshots Faculty and Classes DIVISION Page F ulty and Admmxstratlon P1st and Present Glfnce Personnel School Personnel Sen1or Class of 1953 54 The Iunlor Class The Sophomore Class umor Hlgh Nmth Grade unlor Hxgh E1qhth Cuade Spec1al Educatlon Organ1zat1ons D1v1s1on Page Meet the Spectator Staff Student Councxl Past and Present The Eaglet Staff F H A Eagles Club Sewing Class of 1930 Baseball Team of 1912 Ellsperman s Blacksm1th Shop F F A FN A Tr11 11Y and FTA Natlonal Honor Soclety and 1-11 Y G A A Snapshots Phys1ca1 Educatlon Class of 1933 Cheerleaders and Pep Squad Past 'md Presen Guls Chorus Trlo Sextette MllS1C Club Combo Band unlor Play Sen1or Play umor Hlgh FEA F HA and Chorus Athletrcs D1v1s1on Page Football B'1sketball Basketball B Squad Baseball Cross Country Track Snapshots Sports Past and Present 1lIl1OI' Hlgh Football Cheerleaders Basketb '1 Act1v1t1es D1v1s1on Page Homecommg Queens Past and Present Homecommg Maxds of Honor of her Majesty s Court Homecommg Couples Prologue cf Bethalto and 1ts Schools Icontmued Advertlser s Index Ads old plctures 84 90 96 Snapshots Prologue of Bethalto and 1tS Schools lcontlnuedl Acknowledgements Autographs Autographs School Song 112 1 , ' 'L . -------AQQ'-wfY---------rigivngiwuv f 1 C - Q li A . 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V,.V,.......V. 82 ' ' .....................................................V1.vV.........t...,.........,.. 83-110 ' ......w..v.w..VA.............,........V.,.v.1...........................,.,,.,a.,,. .VV..,,,.t..,.,, 1 07-108 ' ' ' ,,t,...............,,.....,... 109 ' .. .......v............,.,.,,t..a..,,,,,....,,,,,.........,t... 110 S .......v..w.............,...............t..v.....,....VV aV.........,..,.,,..,,........,.t..,.., 1 11 Dedicotion The Seniors of '54 proudly dedicate the Centennial Edition of their Spectator to the Board of Education of Bethalto Community Unit No. 8, namely, O. Derrell Smith, Presi- dent, Wilford Suessen, Secretary, Ned Bond, who has been a board member in our area for the past seven years, Milton Wolford, Bryon Drennan, Floyd McGaughey and Elmer Shaw. These men have furthered the growth and progress of Civic Memorial High School for the past four years and it is only through their careful planning, foresight, unceasing ef- forts and co-operation that our schools are considered the most progressive of this area. Their only desire has been to form and help guide an educational system which would meet the needs of boys and girls of this area. We feel that not or'ry should these men be honored and given appreciation by the stu- dents of C, M. High but by every person in this area. The Seniors wish to express their sincere thanks and gratitude for all you have provided forqus and we sincerely hope that the students here will always follow the example set by these seven outstanding, progressive men of our Community. Five Students not only receive book- learning at C. M. High but further their social skills and ability to play together through sponsored parties. Instead of the usual freshman initi- ation, the students of C. Nl. High ex- tended the hand of friendship to our ninth graders this year through a Friendship Dance sponsored by the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Club. On September I, the doors of Civic Memorial High opened to ad- mit a student body of 600 to begin another nine months of learning ac- tivities within its classrooms. The first stop in their learning program is securing their texts from the Book Room. While here they stop to chat and renew old friendships, . J! 4 5 vt? lu t me r 1 if fllflllw 'l'l1is page is sponsored by Wells Schmidt Tire Co., Wood River. and I. V. Apple Feed Store, East Alton. Clmeerleuders are elected y the :student hody. Two are elected from each class after try-outs in th-4 gym. The stu dents trying out this year were Seniors - Iucly Ruyle, IoAnn Baker, lanice Newcomb. Mar ian Zimmermann: Iuniors Margret Hunt, Nancy Cverdes Ienny Vogel: and Sophomores - Claudette Duiguid, Annette Zimmermann, Connie Lehnen Ioy Zimmermann, Iudy Doolen IoAnne Leonard. The lucky six were Marion Zimmermann Ianice Newcomb, Margret Hunt Nancy Cverdefa, Ioy Zimmer mann, and IoAnne Leonard lVlartl1a Bower is their sponsor A new system of couns ling was begun this year with Peggy Iuhrend as Dean of Girls and Verle Carrell as Dean of Boys. Students can secure help with their problems from these coun- selors and all absentees tlegal or otherwisul find themselves explaining why in the dean's office upon their return to school. This page is sponsored hy Nlodel Bake Shop, Bethalto, and Robert L. Thuerkofl, Cottage Hills. Seven The Typing Class of I9-16 nppezirs quite different from the Class of 195-I not only in classroom surroundings but ul- so in the equipment with which we have to work. These future stenographers ure lllilkl nl work receiving the basic s li 0 r t li n n d principles which :assures success in the business office. Our senior clerical office practice students are training and planning here for their fu- ture work as typists, file clerks and office machine operators. Nlany of the Civic lVlt-moriul students live in the surround- inq rur,il territory and so in the Ag Department they learn to solve problems whitli arise on the various furins. This puge is 'aponsoretl by Bulirniester VVUH ljuper and iliiizit Cos l'fdwt.i'dsvllle. und The llmpery S,-rvice. Alton. Homemaking is one of the 'nnjor occupations of America M today, so here in these lovely surroundings our girls not only lt-:urn the fundamentals of homemaking but how to he an gracious hostess, as well. .1 M2iIll?lllilflCS are interesting to those with such inclinations and talents and in this classroom we find future mathema- ticians in training. any-wa ww, 25,31 l I 1 7, .. Wy ,H ,f , , 4 . ' Ai WJ' ' l Foreign languages have always been a pnrt of our educational program: it is not only necessary as the haukground for college and professional training but gives understanding and meaning to many of our present-day words. This page is sponsored by Griggs Painting Contractor, .md Neuhaus Hardware, Bethalto. Eleven i CORGNAYION f i DANCEV But at 8 p.m. the strains of Schmitts orchestra brought hack happiness and gaicty to the gym, gaily decorated with Crowns and roses, and until 12 thc students, alumni and faculty of C. lvl. High dzmcrrzl the hours happily away. Homecoming October 24, 1953 Thirteen The holiday season gave op- portunities lor more festivities and many organizations cn- joyed potluiks, sock hops and calls of Nlerry Christmas - - Happy New Year filled the corridors of our high school. fs, 'W-ve Our haskethall season open- Qd with 71 victory for the Eagles and our home games were eiqerlv anticipated hy F f T1 COmmllHlf my 'Q -15 SEC is zu .z .1 1- Y swgnnh. kr 5, 'Rv E L X 9, 5 'EL x W xg' W I --5 MQ Y ,A A an F E. SFPTEMBER Q i' E35 - L1 vi-r'-' -,,.. if... s School lwtqms 7 Ps 9th Oth Plrst footlnll g une 29 30th OCTOBPQ 4, .ul 0' 4 'tml - 'GMA Teachers lnstltute Fur t Quarter lx1111s NOVFMBFR l Us 'PLAY f'Nf5 th umor Play 2 st C AA Carmv 26t 1 'I hanksqwlnq DECEMBER ,f IANUARY Sa v yu? -if s 1 xrst Basketball cjdllll' nd of Christmas VdxdflOIl 1 Faeulty I'rol1cs I4 th 24th Chrlstmas Vae 1t1o11 6th Bl Semester Exams md Tournament h r 27th FFBRUARY s-Y' H fr' I Sweetheart Dance Lmcoln s Bxrthday lDlStI'lCt Spe ch Contest MARCH 652 II QQ Pi 4 ?'f APRIL Q Q MAY bth Dlstrlet Solo Ensemble Contest 9th Semof' mal' Hth Iumor Senior Prom 158 l9th Thlrd Quarter llxams 16 mth Faster Vdc'-'mon 24th Award Nlght 23rd Ath'et1 Banquet Oth gmt' Mmm Corlteqt - 27lh Graduauon Seventeen M , 1 ' S IM' GY W -- ::::::: ' '. 44 , l 1 1 1 l e V -2 ' i 1 ' F i I Qu C5 S fl ,. Ll Y A I' Ni , k If - W lil xx, Ks 11 1 U , ,ng Ill: ,i l.'t + W -'- - ' 5 .' . I3 -I ' ' . :ith I Firie4nclSl1ip Day., 24th -Eolneeornino. J ' Igl 1 Q: 1. . V ' al. ,. 'Q' 41 Q ' I . '34 W! A ar, . I b I .15 my 0 I lm A A ,hy AW f I I - I S Ml - F. .5 ' . 'lth - li '. ' ' . llt - . . l7t1: V' . I-I5--' . V ' l2h -L I ', 'Q . oh A 4 X ii' ,. , sf V . . - if ' Ve ACULTY 8. CLASSES CHARLES SCHOENEWEIS O. DARRELL SMITH President RLIFLIS N. BOND MILTON WOLFORD VVILFORD SLIESSEN Secretary ELMER SHAW FLOYD McGAUGHEY BYRON DRENNAN RALPH N FILE Former Supermtendent Bethalto l'l1gh School Wllbuf R Tflmpe, our present Q p 111e11d1 111 to us vuth the lormatlon f u111111111111w U11 1 111 l9v0 Mr 'Inm e hruuqht to 11s nor only proqressne leadershlp 11 1s11 1 vu 1 edur.1t1r1111l b1Ll-rqround and wen of exptrnnte 1n 11111 md nommumty lhlf V rflmpl' hfqdn hls tt11h1nq career t ll elqhtren 'Ind has served tht e1l111111on1 svs en 1n some 111p1uty lor st t tv ve1rs Throuqh summer school and 11tens1on 1o11r'-.es e recelved a B l: r Western llhnms ate College a from rht Un11ers1rx of lllmoxs 1nd has com plered work toward hw doctorate Mr l'r1mpe has had a x1r1ed teachlng experlenre ranqmg from rhree years of teach 1n 1n 1 r11r1l it col ln Mason Couny ne xears as an elementarv prlnupal and teacher nn Forest C1rv and M1n1to e1qhteen years as fxrv Supermrendent 1n Hawana before Commq our s1hool a un1t Supermtendent our 1e1rs aqo 1nd h1s tauqht Psvcholoqy at West rm lll1no1s St1te Colleqe and ihurtleff r rmpt h1s aIwx1vs been a le1der n 11ess1nn1l 1 1 haun serxe 'ts as 1s1d nl 1or1'1 111s et' r1t1rw l'rr 1s11r1r 1nd D1re1tor of Athleuci of eeq1t1 e N E A c n on Dctro 1n 1937 Q1n Franclsco ln and 1n Boston 1n l9'?l He 15 1t presen 1111.9 ynemher of the Ph1 Delta Ka a npa D1lt1 P1 B E 1 e a t mms Xkelfwre Assomatxon H I5 also a cert1 let 15511 1l m hnrh the Ill1no1s and lVl1ssour1 311111 llmh Qthool Assoc1at1ons ln addmon to h1s professmnal actxutxcs he has alvmws found t1me to partlupate 1n nmmunnx act11.1t1cs haunq been Past Prem lam cf Rnmrw Past Master of the Masonlc Ord r A F and A M and Past Commander f vh Damvus Cnrrmanrlerv K T '1 Shrxner 1 1 memher of he flrs uh c' 1s n 1- t 1 mcrr-her of tht- l'1l111rcl of Dlrertors nf W1 l Tnanshlp Ch1mher ol' Commerce 11- rn Q unmr Athlexemvn 1s s men ssr111at1r1n of Frvtaqe lille 1 nrmwn 11 te PT and e nt nn11l f' rnmlte lfnnr Ahoxe C111 Rmph N hle, xxho serxed our co111111u111t, 1s t1.1cl11r pr111c1p1l .111 sup1r111te11dcnt for 39 5 .1rs has now retlred and l1ves 111 our commumty Our grade school gy111nas1u1n xxl11ch was bu1lt curlnq h1s superm t11d1nc'y was callcc the l'1l1 ylll I'lrlSlLlIl1 111 'tpp 1c1.1t1o11 of tht l1 xdrr s 1 and the out t1111d111q work ht h11J dont 111 o11r schools md com Illlllllly 11111q 1 rs 11 r lrxmpe s n11111str1t1r1n h h1s 1111 us l11rxx1r nut on y 1tl1111t1onally hut has 1xp1nded thc hu1ld1nq proqram unrxl we nova haxe one ol the most 1111'1der11 h111ld1nqs 1n the state M Tnmpe wnth the uholehearted sup port 1nd 1ooper1t1on of the Board of Educa 11011 h1s 1dn11n1str1t1xe fone 1nd h1s fatu 1 work ton 1rd only one qn1l better educa tnon for the hoys 1nd q1rls ol Bc-thalro on1 111 v Ln1t No r 1n1p1 t Llxn 1m11 11 p 1 1rs11111l1tv s n1 111 So the 1 11v11nq vt ar h h1s xctom 1s 1d or 1 11 111 1 1 e saw r1mpe 1111 wt done 1 ntllent 11 Ke1p up the qood vxork 1 11 2 -if .amwrww WH-ff N-le--'UW 9t9Pe'e' 'N' WW ,MW -'MEM 1 .41-,,,,.. 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P .t -4' Pr-' e of P' 1 D' 'ion. l. A.: S - - ,A 1. ia.s.11.,' 11 1111, - to 111 , . . A11 - 11-nt1 in ' 11 ' , . 1 ', ' 1, 1.1, 1939 - ' , ' . , 1 1 Q an 11' ' . pp , 14.1 1 1 ' N. E. A., 1, E, A.. . .A.. 1 jr l. A. S, A. and h A. A. S. A. nd he lll- 3 ' : ' . . h , t by . . 4 eo .1 . 11 1 1 . . . .. 1 f , . Zn! I .nd . t tl Cl . H ' at Y' I' 1 , . , . 4 , if 1 H1111 R11,.1 1- - ' , 5 lj R11.1f1l of D r r of 'I ' ' ' ' f. ' f , 2 , R1 111,1-1 '. A 1 ' ' , l' . 1 ' ' I-'wi-1.1111 Fl.. 1 f h . .Ag th .- if I 1 T JOHN A MULL Prlncrpal Crvrc Memorral and Iunror Hrgh KERMIT HARDIN Adrnrnrstratrve Assrstant Currrculum Supplres Twenty Two IOHN A MULL our prrnupal also tant to Us rrr l9DU at the torrrrarron ot Comrnunrty Llnrt No 8 Hrs trrendlrness sportsmanshrp tolerance and undersnndrnq soon won the re spett of students and teachers rlrkv. Mull r cured hrs N from re Mrssourr Valley College hrs M hcl from the Llnrversrty ot Colorado and has completed ad xarted graduate worn at Northwestern Unr xersrry He began hrs tcathrng crrccr rrr the Reno Publrc bchools latcr translcrrrnq to the blater Publrt bahools rn Nlrssourr anu hrs last post tron before comrng to Crvrc. Nlemorral was at hlkhart Communrty Hrgh where he was an uurstandrng coach Mull b lreus r lttrrt part rn prolessronal attrvrtres havrng served on the Legrslatrvt Cummrttee of the lllrn s Assocratrun of Secondary behoul Prrncrpals H933 l954J IE A delegate Madrsorr County l E A Annual Conventron Chrta o tl95Ib Prcsrdent Madrsnn County Irrrrcrpals rrrrl Corches Assotratron 1197519343 Vue lresrdent Mrd Wfestern Confzrenre H957 l953l Secretary Madrscn County Admrnrstra tors Assouatron H933 l954l Ht reterved the Arch Ward Sports Award for hrs outst'mdrnq towthrnq record rn l9'19 'incl rn 1943 46 orq1n r ul ind drrcctcd in cducrtronrl proqrrnr for tourt nr rrlraled prrfoners under the Mrrrrre RQ trrrrrrnq Command at Farraqut ldrrho Outsrde of Mr Mull s professronil ac trvrtres he frnds trme to prrrtrcrpate rn com mrrnrty orq1nr atruns hcrnq 1 member of the rnors Federatron Sportsmen Clrrh South Wes tern Offrcrals Assotratron the US Naval Reserve and serves on the YMCA 'rncl Cen tennral Commrttces But the thrnq vrhrth appeals mrst to the srrtents of C M rrbout Mr Mrrll rs at even thouqh he h'rs so many rmportant c sponsrbrlrtres he always has trrrre to help the students solve therr problems KILRMII HARDILN Adnrrrrrstratrve AS srstant rn charge of Currrculum and bupplres came to Crvrc Memorral rn l95l as teacher of Malhematrcs from Havana Communrty Hrqh School where he hrd been te1chrnq srnne 1947 After tvto ye'rrs of tecrchrrrq here h mrs p pornttd to hrs present posrtron Mr Harden recerved hrs BS from the Unrversrty of lllrnors and hrs M A rom Brwdlev Llnrversrtv He has also attended Crrrneqre lnstrtutt. of Technoloqy and the Um versrtv of Colorado ln order to further hrs professronal growth we frnd Mr Harden an actrve member of the Nnrtronal Educatron Assocratron lllrnors Edu tatron Assoeatron Phr Delta Kappa Inter natronil Cnrrncrl for Exceptronal Chrldren Nrtron rl Assocrrlron for brrpervrsrnn 1nd Cur rrculum ind the lllrnors Assocratron for Su pcrvrsron and Curriculum Development He rs rlso servrnq as 1 deleqate to tht N E A Con xentron rn 934 urrnq he p st ve1r he his hernme 1 mbrr of e Bt alto Rotary Clrrb rd s lutomrng rnterested rn crvrc rrctrxrtres spon sored by the Club Mr Harden his done outstandrnq vsork rn rrrrrrrulum revrsron srnte he tame to our school tht strrd nts rss h rn tht classroom - v Mr. e ' B. .Q. tl Mr. e ' in trkrrrg an 1 ' ' - ,b ' . D . . oi V to . . . l ' in ' 'Hg . 2 ' e ' : ' ' . ' - ' : ' 1 V - , ' , . - - H. 'zr . R ' 1 'e ' 1 l A R ' 1 ' 1 , 2 ' '- I . V. V C ' lit-thalto llotary Club, American Legion, Ill- . ' 1 ' ' , . . ur .t i .- , . . . . ' rh K ., ' ' r - ' ' . : . ' ' A ,A c ra ' a 4 . Y F . . . K C , I . f i . I ,i , 4 K Q .Q 6 . . . . I V , . -1 L Q - ' ' D ' A t a. I . , - . ' ' . rrrt' ' th -th. 4 ' in if lrrrt - , t' F, rrrlt' irrr ' ' '. C . '-if ,,,-a-up Ph IACKSON IANIES BLAISDELL BLACK FRANCES LANE VVAYNE CASTILE COMES -if-,FW 'U 'ou H wma- 'P' I ...ff-' M-46 . Wal -E, r Angus-w Iifhw ' , ' l . Wh - MARTHA EDI'rII VERLE BOXNER IIURMESTER CARRELL WM. BRYAN IvIAR'rIIA VICTOR IIAVIS Donn IILIIIBELIJIE C. M. HIGH PROUDLY PRESENTS ITS FACULTY TO YOU IACKSON BLAISDELL - - B,A., VVhilworth College. Spokane, Washington, lVl.E., UI-Iwerslty of Kentucky. lnduSIIIaI Arts, Shop l, II. Student Council Sponsor. IAMES BLACK - - B.S. Ed. Southern Illinois University. IVI.S. Ed. Southern lllunoiw LlnIversI!y. Special Educatmn. MARTIIA BOVVER - - B.S. Ed. lllnnnis Stale Normal llIIIxcruIIy lllrla' Physical Education, Sponsor of G.A.A., C'lIm-rlrznlru and Pep Sqund. EDITH IANE BUR- I'llfS'l'lil? - L,I. Arlrzinwus Polvtmhnu' College, UnI- wi-Irv I-l AIk.IIIs.Ix B.Ii. Shurtli-ll College, Commun l,I'.IrIIIIIgs Sp4IIIsIIr of lhghrh Grads-. VILRLE CARRELI. - - HS. lid. Southern lIlInnIs Llnwcrsity, University of III., IDI-In-r.II Math., Plane Geometry, Sponsor of Senior lflnv livgin ul Bow. FRANCES LANE CASTILE - - Shurtlr-fl Cnllrgr, UnIwrsIIy of lllmois-I, Vocal Music. XVAX Nlf l.. LOIVIHS - - BIN-l. De PIIIII Llnuxerknv. H.mII IIINIIIIIIWIII INIIINII, lligh Srhuul Band, Spnnwor of Nlunc IIIIII CIIIIIIHII .IIIII Orrhrsrru. YVILLIANI B. DAVIS - - IS S. SIIIIIIIHII llllnuw llnlxvrntx lnIlIIs!rI.il Artv, Spun- -nr III SI.pII.IIIIIIre lflnw. MARTIIA IJUIJD - - B,F,A., IIIIIIIII- XY.-ell-van lIIIIxI'rsIrv Arr Scnmr Plan DII'I-rwr. X'lLl'l'UR lJllBBliLlJlf - - I1,A, Los Angvles Sinn- CIII- II-Ilr ul C.IIIlIII'III.I, llrgrrr III I3swIlIuI4Igy, Luv Angelvi SILIIQ Cullegr of C.IIIf1IrnIa, W'awhIngtIxn universlty, SI.urtIell CUIII-gr CIII-IIIIsII'y, Bmlogv, General Suence, Sponsor of PII-IIogr:IplIy Club, and Co-Sponsor of lumor lila-5. Faculty of 1925 Twenty-Three --3? .....-- 5. 4 1 Jr' W' -4 , ' f ff' H ,ff I 1:5251 - M I 1 .2 - . 2? 'Ia -, :H 23, 3.4, may-ff-W ,, -5 I - Q W 5 W , 1 H Ak, ,ai 1 45 I , an O 'af -11 I I I,4JRI NL'I. YIOI.,-'X N1.tLlzI IXIIZ I'LKZIiI? IIINI,-X IIARRIIQIII NNIFIIQI TIIIINR.-'XIII' I-IIIRI-QNIIIC MALI-ll: - A Ii I'.I.rmm1x sum- tlullvgr l.1Ifx.uI.m Agmvum NIIZIKKIHR - - I I' II N Linn.-vm V-yr:-frnazmru Iimul I.I.I-. unIIv lllnm N1 1I.IiN - - Ii A 1. XYUII- II::Ix--1-x : .II 5.-umm If.II v. In IIIIHUIQ mmf. NN In umkud Umm UI N.m-m.II Hunnr Suu!-lv. YIULA IN. N. I-NWI. SIIIU-Il UI Nnrnng HI Munn I-mm 51. Imun Urxwrsnlw. N eww l11,,..,,. 5.h.,.,1 Iur U.'..I M Sp.-HN-.r IJ I'.N.A. NVANIJA IMI. A-fmlzmzm Illmmx K1UIIegv Clradu lx -,I IIImmw Iiuxn-' Iuurmlmu bpuu- A MARX U NI:AI. - 4 IS. If.. NNN l...1l.-qv M.A. llmwn-Irv nl Illnnmx mm' llmw.-nm UI L.4,1Ur.1du Iin-uxrss IIIIIMIKUIIA 5p1f:1-ul III Npummr .md I:,If.A. IIJIIN I'I.Iw'Il - - ISN I'.II NIIIIII--ru IIIILMIN IInxxr1's1tv ISP. MI: IIm,.-1-Im. HI III.v,.-1- YU..-1. -.v.. II .-'Xgnulruw Urn IMI . X.4:1IIIIz1.x.' Twp-I-M-1 --I I' If,-3.. IIINI.-X IJ AM,-'kR'I' .X I5 I:II,r.x M..,lJI-..-1.1 IMII-'qv I-'Inu IIu5:Iu:1- Um XNQINI,:..4mvv lI'.w.'x-Im ll:.n.'uIu UI NMHIL KQHU i:,..x1.--If kfUIl1,4.' I':.gII-I. spun-ur UI Ifnglx-I II. xIfIf'lI','I'II .-XNN r'l'IzINR,-XIII - 4 ISA. lid. Illumi- x' I N rr: .1. Ilmwx-I . Y, I .Im 'MII Iiwrnr If.--mfnm. , Iv MI I,. wv 'I ,f .nm K,w5m1.wfr uf I:rrsImmu 'II Ill? FIIJIICIKNIAN - I5 5 IZII 5-mlb I-Q..-r NI,--I .va TUV- II .'.1 VI I'I.x-INII I'.IIm.xlIw1 Immun III-Jin X-' - I, www: It 5-,pI,Hr1:Huv IIN- I'.lJNA IIIkIxI',I4 f I,uu.x X'w'.f-I.x.m Ilum.-r-Itw. A Ii. K.mf ,- KX.-.-xv II-,lull-'w llnx.-r-.rx UI IIImmx Ilmn-rf '. : A 1' I',4..'r. I ig-I-,mr Ir Nmvh LLr.4.I-- .'. 'FI II If XENIMI-IvN1. xNN Ii A I'. NI K.,IIr.4r I, I- A X I -' '.'. '-fvfwu - IGI! K:-H Inu' . x..1 A group OI students in I 1' If I -WAN! xx , X 4 ,1 I fit 63.51 4 al 4 42' 4173 w-.4 513' . x XVANIJA MARY NULIQN U NJIYXI. 'I'IQlJ Illfx-X JIRLIIIKMAIN llll IRI-I4 913 A group of students I Si' II -'mf If' i Leofa Z1mn1ermann, H1gh School Secretary Twenty-Six EVER READY TO LEND A HELPING HAND ARE OUR OFFICE PERSONNEL? Richard Martin, Secretary, Sugft. Office Ruth Nloynarcl. Bookkeeper, Sn.p'r. Office. T 4 ,W H VVanita Trinipe. Driver for Special Education Children, WE COULDN'T DO WITHOUT YOU! These helpers are a necessary part of our school aetivities. They not only feed us well but transport us to and from school and keep our building clean and warm. llus Drivers, Higgins. W. Davis, T. Struckman, T. Nc-eth. I. Rhine. Director of Transportation, F. Ellsper- man. G. l-lumm. Sandback, W. Stewart, V. Carrell, Cafeteria Personnel, E. Bryan. Sturgill. Cafeteria ervisor, L. Homin. V. Kutter. R. Kingston. F. and V. Holford. Custodians, C-. Rhoades, G. Flack, and C, Cooper I. Blaisdell. e 'Smit M Vlvrtl: Huff, Matron. Seniors I ARRY ALBRICHT A 3 Faglzt St Reporter 4 MFIVIN ANDRFVVS YVoonl River Fas! Almn lligh Snhool RONALD BROOKs A ec Cross our try 2 BI TTY CAIN E1 let itaff 4 Pep Squad l 7 C A 4 P N A Presi en See Fleas 3 Photoqraphy Club Lx r s Chorus 3 4 Musu ub Senior Class Play Usher Twenty-Eight IOANN BAKER A 3 1 Student Councn Sec Treas 4 Pep Squad I Letter r F 2 4 Eaglet Staff Teacher nter viewer 4 Printer 3 Typist 3 Pho tography Club Sec 'l reas 4 unnor ay '5 wed orus Cir s orus 3 1 4 Music Cub I 3 Music Festival 1 IACK BOND ntball 3 4 Basketball I seball l 2 4 Fagles Clu BOB CARDXVFLI A 7 unior Plav 3 Ba 1 IOXKI CHAPMAN llealth High School 3: Pep Squad I, -, 1 - - . : . . . 4: Lain Club, President 2g Mixed Chorus l. -, 3: Music u . , 3: Music Festival l, 2: Senior Class Play. Seniors ROBFR I' ALLEN DAVlb l'.l:.A. 3. 4, Photography Club 4. Basketball 4: Cross Country 4: Base- 4. H C,llARLl:b DOWNINKJ LLOYD DUTY F.F.A. President 5: Eagle! Reporter Cross Country 3 FLOX D EBY Basketball 7 Track 7 Cross Loun try 2, Hi-Y 4. NYLA DRLITIS Alton High School l, 2: Eaglet Dis- tributor 4: F.ll,A. 4: Pep Squad 3, 4: Photography Club 4: Mixed Chor- us I, 2: Girls' Chorus 3. 4: Tri- lli-Y 3, 4: Music Club 4: Music Fcstival Z. LOUISE GOFF Blythcville High School l. Z, 3: Class Scc.-Trcas. l: National Beta Club l: National llonor Society. Sec- retary: Future Tcachcrs of America. Librarian. FRED DUBLO F.I.A. President Z. llubll GOODRILH F.F.A. Virc-Presidcnt 5: Sccrrtary 4, Twenty-Nine Seniors RUTH COODRICH Eaglet Staff Distributor 4 Mixed orus l 2 Girs Corus Music Club 3 Music Fcstnal I 2 4 Senior Class Play Usher IALKIE L-RABLE Eaglct Staff Chit Chat 4 FHA 3 4 Sec Treas 4 Pep Squa Crls Chorus 3 4 TrlHl IACK HARKEX Advance Missouri High School l Paglct Staff Co Editor 4 F E A Football 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Eaqlcs u 4 Senior Class Play Stage Thirty Mixed Chorus 3 MAX L RI:l:N Student Council I, 2. 3. 4: President 4: Class Vice-President 2: Spectator Staf Editor 4. unior Editor 3: . .A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President . President 4: unior Play 3: District Speech Contcsz Winner 3: Football . . : Ba a , . 4: Eax cs uh Z. . 4, Pres' ent 3: H'- . 4, Vice-President 3, President 4: Senior Class Pl1y. DARRELL GRIGGS Spectator Staff, Snap Shot Editor 4: Photography Club 4. President 4: Mixed Chorus 2. Football 2, 3. Eal cs Club 2. 3, 4. SHIRLEY HART Student Council Z 3 Sec Treas 2 A 2 FE FNA 4 TriHiY4 Mu C nb ROBERT HALISER . .A. 2. . 3 Foo , . . skctball l, 2, 3. 4: Tr ck l. , 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Eagles ub 3, 4: Swccthcart King Candidate : Hi-Y 3. 4: Senior Class Play - - Property. DONNA HEFLIN Student Council 3. Src,-Trcas. 3: Eaglct Staff, Chit Chat 4: Typist 3: F.H.A. 2, 3. 4: Pep Squad l, Z, 3 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 4: F.E.A. 2, 3. 4: Photography Club 4: Iunior Play 3: Girls' Chorus 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4' Music Club 2, 3, 4. Seniors HARRY IIEIGERT Latin Club 2. I: Football Z. I. 4: Baskrtball I, 3: Baschall Z, 3: Com- bo 4. IIOMER IIENKE F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4. President I, SCC. 4. Trcas. 2: lunior Play 3: F.E.A. 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I2 Senior Class Play. MARY LOU HERRIN Spcctator Stall. Typist 4: Eaglct Staff, Girls' Sports Editor 4: F.I'I.A. 2. 3, 4, President 3: Vice-Pres. 4: Pep Squad I, 2. 43 G.A.A. I. 2. 3, 4: F.E.A. 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus I: Girls' Chorus 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Music Festi- val I. CLARA IIODGL Spectator Stall, Typist 4: F.I'I.A. 7, 3. 4: Pep Squad I: Latin Club 2: Iunior Z: Mixed Chorus I: Girls' Chorus 4: Music Festival I1 Senior Class Play - - Prompter. IIERSHEL IIOOVEN Class Vice-Prcs. I: Baskctball Z Track I: Cross Country 2: Brisc- h.iII I. WILLIAM IILIFF F.E.A. 4: Iunior Play 3: Basketball I: II1-Y 3, 4. EUGENE KRONABLE Ili-Y 4. ELROY LITTLE Football 3, 4: Track 2. Thirty-One Thirty-Two IACK McCLELAND Seniors Eaglet Stall 4: F.E.A. 2, 3. 41 lunior Play 3: Mixed Chorus I: Ili- Y 4: Senior Class Play - - Stage. NORMA McDANlEL AL MAX NARD Spectator Stall. Boys' Sports Editor 4: Eaglrt Staff. Fcaturc Writer 4: Football Z, 3: Basketball I. 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: Cross Country I. 2, 3: Eagles Club 2. 3, 4: Vice-President 2, President 4: National Honor Society 4. F.lI.A. 2: Pep Squad I, 2: G.A.A. I: F.E.A. 2: Photography Club 4: National llonor Society 4. RONALD MARK GLORIA MAYNARD F.ll.A. 2, 3. 4. Pep Squad I: G.A. A. I. 4: F.E.A. 2, 3, 4: Iunior Play 3: Senior Class Play. F.E.A. 2, 3. 4: Photography Club 3. 4: Hi-Y 4. BE'I l'Y MASIERO ROBERTA MILES G.A.A. I. 2. 4: F.N.A. 2. 3. 4: Latin Club 2. 3. 4: Photography Club 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2: Girls' Chorus 3. 4: Music Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Musiq Festival I. 2: Scnior Class Play - - Make-up. I4.II.A. 2: Pep Squad I, 2: F.E.A. 2: Girls' Chorus 4: G.A.A. 1. 1AMEs Moss Track I. 2, 3. 4: Baseball I, 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 4. .4-'Q 'W' f4C'Z 'i. fl' Seniors CLARYCE MOUSER Spectator Stall, Business Manager 4, lunior Business Manager 3: Eaglet Stall, Chit-Chat 4: Typist 3: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Pep Squad I, 3: G.A.A. I. 3. 4: F.E,A. Z, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Photography Club 3: lunior Play 3: Mixed Chorus I: Girls' Chorus 3: National Honor Society 4: Tri- lli-Y 3. 4: Music Club I. 3: Music Festival I: Senior Class Play. HERVEY MOUSER Eaglet Staff, Art Assistant 4: Dis- tributor 4: Printer 3. 4: Mixed Chor- us l, Z: F.E.A. 2. 3. 4: Photography Club 3, 4: Football Manager 3, 4: Basketball Manager 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Music Club I, 3: Music Festival I. TOM NFIJMANN Class President I. 2: Spectator Stall, Assistant Business Manager 4: Eag- let Staff, Printer 4. Typist 4: F.E.A. 3, 4: lunior Play 3: Football 2: Sweetheart King 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Sen- ior Class Play. IANIC P NFWCOMB ass Vice Pres 2 Spectator Stall Girls Sports Editor Eagle! Stall Fypist 3 Senior lnterviewer 2 . .A. . .4: Pep Sq . . . : , eerleader 4: G.A.A. I, . I: 4: Vice-Pres. 4: F.E.A. Z. 3: 4. Vice-Pres. 4: Latin Club 2. Vice- Pres. Z: Photography Club 3: luninr Play 3: Mu:-d Chorus I: Girls' Chorus I, 4: Girls' Sextet 4: Na- tional Ilonor Society 3. 4: Tri-Ili-Y 3. 4: rreas. 4: Music Club I. 2, 3. 4: Music Festival I: District Speech Contest Winner 3: Senior Class Play. MAX NORRIS F.E.A. 2, 3. 4: F.T.A. 4: Photog- raphy 4: lunior Play 3: Mixed Chor- us I: Boys' Chorus 3: Hi-Y 4: Mu- sic Club I, 3. 4: Music Festival I. HELEN OLSON Eaglet Stall, Typist 4: Pep Squad I. 2, 3. 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3. 4: F.E.A. 2. 45 F.N.A. 3, 4, Pres. 3, Vice- Pres. 4: Latin Club 2. 3, 4: Photog- raphy Club 4: lunior Play 3: Mixed Chorus I. 2: Madrigal Group I: Girls' Chorus 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Music Club I, 2. 3: 4: Music Festival I, 2: Senior Class Play. 1-eq FRED PRICE Not Graduating. 2 IAV: f 6 BERNADINE REISKE Not Graduating. Class Sec.-Treas. 3. 4: Eagle! Staff Chit-Chat 4: F.H.A. 2. 4: Pep Squad I. 2: G.A.A. 4: F.E.A. 2, 4. Thirty-Three Thirty-Four Seniors SX LVIA REISKE Spettator Staff Typist 4 Eaglet tall Typist 4 Senior lntervlewer 4 FHA 2 PepSquad2 4 GAA 4 FEA 2 4 Photography Club 4 Queen Candidate 2 Senior Class Play MARILN N RHINE Spectator Stat: Typist 4 F H A 2 Sq lad l 2 A F N A 4 tnqraphy Club 2 3 4 umor Play 3 Girls Chorus 4 National Honor ouety 4 T 1 Hi Y 3 4 Music Club 4 Senior Class Play JLIDICE RUYLE on .ligh School l, 2, 31 EaA t Staff, Corny But Cute 4: F.H.A. l. 2, 3: Alton Cheerleader l, 21 G.A.A. 4: F.'Xl.A. 3. 4: Photography Club : ixed Chorus l, , 3: Gir s' Chorus l, 2, 3: Senior Class Play. LARRY SEBASTIAN Baseball 4, H1 Y 4. BILL SIMPSON Class President 4 Sec Treas 3 Spectator Staff Art Editor 4 Eag f: Staff Art Editor 4 FEA Secretary 4 umor Play 3 District Speech Contest Winner 3 State Speech Contest Winner 3 H Y 3 4 Secr tary 4 Senior Class Play MARTHA STEARNS Stu rnt C uncil 2 4 P esident 7 Vice P sldent 4 Class President 3 Spectator Staff Typist 4 Eaglet Staf Editor 4 unior Editor 3 A 2 4 Presiden 4 uad l 2 A 7 3 4 Treasurer Latin Cub 7 Mixed Chorus l Girls Chorus 3 Queen Candidate 2 Swecthclrt Queen Candidate 2 Na tional 'slonor Society 4 Tri HiY PAULETTE CATO TARRANT lNot Graduating Class Vice-President 4: Sec.-Treas. 2: Spectator Staff, Senior Editor : Eaglet Stall, Reporter 4: F.H.A. , 3, 4: Letter Girl 4: Cheerleader . 4: Latin Cluh 2: unior Play 3: Mix- ed Chorus l, 2: Girls' Chorus 3, 4: Girls' Sextet 4: Girls' Trio 4: Queen Candidate 4. Sweetheart Queen Can- didate 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Music Club , , 3. 4, Treas. 4: Music Festi- l, 2. 4: Pep Squa . SHIRLEY TAYLOR Eaglet Staff, Distributor 4: F.H.A. 1: Pep Squad l. 2: G.A.A. l: F.E. A. 2: 3, 4: Photography Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. W it-tg, ...W- Wm W' .,,n If Seniors ROGER VANDERGRIFF liaglet Staff Reporter 4: F,E.A. 2. 3, Photography Club 4: Hi-Y 4. ION NVALKER F.E.A. Z, 3. 4: Photography Club 3: luninr Play 3: Basketball lg Base- hall 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 3. NELSON WALL F.E.A. 4: Student Council l: Latin Club 2: Football 2, 3. 4: Basketball l. 2. 3. 41 Track 2: Eagles Club 3, 41 National Honor Society 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Senior Class Play - - Properby. MARCELLA FAIRLESS WEBB 1Nor Graduatingj Northwestern High, l. 2: Eagle! Dis- tributor 4: F.H.A. 1. 2. 3. 4. Sec.- Trcas. l: G.A.A. l, 2: Mixed Chorus l. 2: Girls' Chorus I. 2. 4. VERLE WHITESEL Oblong Township High School lt Eaglet, Business Manager 4, Typist 4: F.E.A. 4: F.T.A. 3. 4. President 3. 4: Latin Club 2, 3. 4: Spectator. Typist 4: Photography Club 3, 4: lunior Play 3: Boys' Chorus 3: Mu- sic Cluh 4: Band I, Z. 3. 4: Music Festival 2: Senior Class Play. LOLllS WILLIAMS Cross Country 4: Hi-Y 4. GARY WORSHAM Latin Club 2: Basketball 4: Cross Country 4: Baseball 4: Hi-Y 4. LATHY YERKES I Western High School l: F.E.A. 2,' 3, 4: Football I. 2. 3, 4: Basketball l. 2, 3. 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Eagles Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 5. 4: Senior Class Play - - Property. nga A ..,, as 'QL ' z Qi' -35 Yfff :ij . a: A X wi -if' ,Vit- WH' Quik gs as ! Y . I' ff Thirty-Five av, ' 1-'diff' Seniors STANLEY ZACHARY lfaglrt Printer 4: lli-Y 3: Band 3 Srninr Class Play - - Malte-up. Ad- xcrtxsmg, MARIAN ZIMMERMANN bpcctator Ass't. Editor 4: Eagle! Printer 3, Typist 3: F.ll.A. 2. 3, 4: Chccrlcader I, 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: F.E.A 2, 3. 4: Photography Club 4. Virc-Pres. 4: lunior Play 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Tri- lli-Y 3. 4: Music Club 3. Vice- Prcs. 3. ROSE BATTLES llighland High Schnnl l. 2, 5: Stu- dent Council 4: Bulldog. Highland Newspaper, Art Editor 4: Art Club I. 2, 3. 4: Sec. 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3. 4. F.E.A. 4: Social Chairman of Cnmmittcc: F.T.A. 3. 4, Social Chairman Committee: Iunior Play 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Music Club 41 Senior Class Play. 41' uniors NVANDA ADAMS NINA ALIIMLYIER IIALILINE ANDREWS haoncm BERRI ,AQNF H11 IAC.KIIz CHAPPILIL MELVIN COOK RICHARD BRIDGEFORTII ANN BRUCE IOANN COSBY ELVIS DAVIS CAROLYN BRYAN CHARLOTTE BUNCH SHIRLEY DAVIS RICIIARD CAIN DICK DIUGLIID CIIALIEN CAMPBELL DOIEMA EAKER IIIIIJDY FIiIi , -:ab Q X -J ffl? 0 fa? W 'If We J .,.. an Hi .. ' --Q, Q, , ,1 -' ' .wyggvf 4 1 fi 5 ww 4 ...ffl Thirty-Seven W F A Vg J,-43 ww' I Vs W .gg 3,3 Thirty-Eight uniors IVERNE vnu: DAVID GREEN ARTHUR GREER AMES IIODGE KENNETH HOVJARD MARTIN GODWIN GERALDINE GRINDSTAFF MARGRET HUNT PAIIL IIARGRAVE ALBERT HEFLIN WANDA IONES NNILLIANI KAYLOR DICK KIRKPATRICK ROBERT HEITZMAN LAI-'RY HIGGINS TERRYI. LASH Iil.SXVOR'I'H LAVVRENCE 1 . 1 ,gf an V9 2 5 Y? Ti, If, ,V K I Adi gg Q 5, vga 4-gang, -'10 WFJS' gf -3' l,lI'll0I'S DONNA LINQIIIST SIIIRLIiY LOVVRANCE THOMAS NELINABER I' SHIRLEY OIZTKEN ROSEMARY MLCRAC KI-N RICHARD MLCAUC IIIW Wx-M495 FI OX D POWELL LLOX D POW ELL BOB MARSHALL RONNIE MART IN DAVID PRITCIIETT IONF PRLIILTT BARBARA MILFS M ILLARD MILLIGAN W' DI NFFN QAULS DIZLMAR SEXTON IRMA MLISGROVE LLARIQI: NELlNABItR 'wwfhv sl' ,,,.,,,.4vv IVAN SCIIULTE ROSS SICNORINO Thirty-Nine 'F I iff? Q2 '11 5 -rf X Q YM- Mi' in Ji if f 'hs-1.9: ' .al-NL ! f -A I Z ,,,,,,W sy L Sophomores IIM ACTON IAMES ALIIERS DAVIS BROXVN EIILQENE BRUSH PATSY IIIIRCH LIARILYN ALLSMAN IUIIN ANDREXVS NVAYNE CAI,DXVEI.L EARL CAMl'BIiI.I. LARRY CAM PBELL NVAYNE BAIIER WILLIAM BARNES DALE CAMPBELL NURMA CIIAMBIERLAIN MARY CLARK IAMES BERGIIOFF IIM BERRY NORMA LLARK GERALD CLUNINGER IIE'I I'Y DAVIS FRANCIS BIESK IOHN BIESK RONALD DAVIS IOE DEPEXV LILALlDE'I I'E DIUGUID GERALD BOURLAND CLINTON BRAMLIZT MONETTA DIXON DAVID DODD pLIDI'I'II DOULIEN IANITI' ISROAI'7XVAY RICHARD BROOKS LONVELL DOVVNING ANN DRENNAN DONALD EATON RALPH EDELEN Www 2' 1' fx- 2 ' if ,HQ I fx af .f LwT'w'!AlI gm J ,ji '14 1 - I, '.. ,-- 2 I Mrs? : fm -gig. ' Q ll: 'I J' III Q f I II gf ' ,S?f I 2,43 Z E , fi ,WW ,Y , v Z X ,W ,, I 3 A 4 1 Forty-One X 'Sf I .La I I at all -'if' . , 4' .I r 2 I I A 'i u 6 I A ' ' K '-,. , aj . I xxx -I' .af QS- , I I, 7- -.1 ,I I 4459 -...f ' -12 A f ' .- 5 7 I ' 95 9 ' 15 1 A fa ' iid' A ' a f, Q ' ul' nmol- X ' my I I X dl? 4- ,.i::R.:. J Forty-Two Sophomores. MARTHA ELLIOTT GISELA EMDE LARRY ENDICOTT KAY KELLER IUNE KENNEDY RONNIE EVANS ARTHLIR GARLAND IOHN GLASS IOANN KORTE ROSEMARY KRONABI.Ii ROBERT GOESSMAN GRADY GOFF RAY GOOCII NORMA LAMKIN IANE LANDRETII PHILIP GRABLE IIEVERLY GREGORY DELMAR GRINDSTAFF DAVID LAWRENCE CONNIE LEIINEN CARI. KLIITIIRIE IJOYLE IIALE IOIIN HEFLIN IOANNE LEONARD ROBERT MI-COI.I.LlM KENNY IIILL MARIETTA HODGE LOUIS IANSSEN MARCIA MADISON ROGER MARTIN OLIVER IENKINS IOIQ IOIINESSEE SADIE IOIINESEE IJELORES IOHNSON VELIJA MASTERSON MARLENE NIEISENIIEIMER E . .m r -535 Q -1 'QE MQW I xl ,...,4-' A ' .av A 62 1 W? A '2 I' .ov if ,,.-qv 'V' '37 I li 1:1 'f Sophomores IOHN MENKE PATSY M ERRITT ' KIiNNIi'I'II RICHARDSON ROBERTA RILEY IOHN ROMANO IOANN MUNTLLOMERY VYRON MOUSER I AUGUST SCHMIDT A RAYOLA SCHMIIYI' ZVVZ ' GENE SELLIER 15 ' A :Ab IOYCE NELINABER DOROTHY O'CONNOR PATRICIA SHERWIN IIMMY SMITH CURTIS SPARKS CHARLES PELAN GERALDINE POLLARD MARIORIE SPEARS ANNA STEWARD CAROLE VALIGHN MARY PRICE GORDON PRUITT MARY VINYARD VIRGINIA VIRGIN GA R Y VOLZ yan., , - A. gn-f-gr -aug. ,, M.-4 -u...., A IOSEPIIINE RALLO BOB REED BETTY XVALDEN RANDALL NVALDEN INIS WALLACE A 9 Af .I 4 f ' ' 'I' , ' 15 , 4 1ANE'r RENKEN , PATSY RICH , XVILLARD NVALLACE RAY WITT I ANNETTE ZIMMERMANN lm' ZIMMERMANN rll ,gg - 'I 1-. a s'L as Xf ' v ,ii B 2 D , I 1-. 1 WJ I If A 1 ' 1: , , : -V Q :Fifi v..- -, J .:g,, .j - I I I L- ,:, 3 , y -- ax 1 Ii.. 3 6,511 Q -AJ ,i- ' ' f W 225 u it? ,lk , .41 4 'f , 'V , 1 I ,Q K-W H I 1 ., f A, f s 'Gif' , 9 3 II,A f A if haf' A'fI A: A A ., ,t I r A I L. MUNI 9 Q 0 I 'Q ww' Forty-Three l 1 1 l Forty Four Nmth Grade Fnrst Row T Clausson C Blshop B Adams Baker C Bmnmg N Connour N Domca D1xon Campbell B Berry Br1a I Bmste d Second Row H Cathorall D Cam Mlss Ann Stlenrauf Sponsor P Copeland D Battles S Crlder B Dlxon Third Row H Benton C Cross Mrs Edna Tucker Spcn or R Blasmgham D Brxckel C Dale C Brunk L Adams L Carr D Adams Fourth Row E Adlms R Brewster R Blevlns S Cavasher G Dustmxn S Cox VV Atteberry B Bond M Donahue B oyge Kaylor D Harrop M Fay Second Row A Kes sler Govero L ones E Korte D Fmless R Acord W Eaker E Ke1del D Garland Third Row D Clark M Kle mln B I' urlcss B Hunks D Hudg ns N Hovnrcl R Kelley Fourth Row A ennmqs D Kassxnq M Halhdaw D Hxggms R Fzurless I Haxxkms ' 1 . ' , . ' , . . . . , ' , . ' a . 1 . , . ' . 1 , . , . , . , . , 1 . 2 .. . . , . ' ., . , First Row: M. Highsmith, T. Dillon, Isaacs, G. Eberhart. . I ' , I. , . ' , . . . : . .- . e 2 , . 'z' . 2 . 2 ,, . 'f . First Row D Walker H Tanner T Suhnck M Wrxght D Smxth D Stone T Vogel K Volz Second Row I Smlthey R Lxmmcrmdnn B Tcdxlck Ir White L Wool scy F Webb D Strohbcck T Vcwles Thxrd Row S Sdn clroek B Wltlmers M Wyatt R Schoenexnexs L Stas O Suessen B Slmonm D Stuby Fourth Row B Young W Tedrlck D Stephens Ben Wltt I' WIllSl0XX R Slmonm S Sthrexer R Sthoenevx els Fifth Row D Vlrqm C Smlth D Wallace L, Tonqxy R VVe'th N Schulte B Usher I Thomas lrst Row P Pollard Mllltr TLQQL at MASCFIO T Masn ro B Reedy G Prmthett Second Row L Parsons lelan Thxrd Row W Musgxovc M L11-vers Mxlhg an R Rlchter K Maynard E Pxtutt Patterson S :Pune Z Prosser N Ncunxbcr Mdrtm Fourth Row P Manley C Powell B lrehn G Plc ton F lercy G Mxll r M Newell G Oldendorph C Tregomng Nmth Grade 131 i Forty hw: Ax- .V I-W . : V ' .V . F' 1 . N2 ' ', ll'U'. Pa'-2, '. C. McClelland, S. Pruitt, M. Reuter, Rowden, B. Mongan. I. J . ' : . . ' , , ' ', ' ' 2 , . , . 7 . . ' s , . I' , . ' 12 , . Ei' 3 J. 5 .. 5 -.- ' V, 'J' av F 'mf' J . , ' 13 . . T Elghth Grade Flrst Row C Shclton N Wall B Bond msscn M Pollard B Bramlet B Bc kcl Edlth Burmcstcr lnstructol Second Row F Voylcs M Vmynd I Alhmqht I' Wyatt Copeland Cannon B Beck Thxrd Row C Roqcrs Glass C Woods R Stcxxart R Lehnen C Olson Fourth ROW N Hallmday E Mcrrxtt D Bxdman S Caso P Howard V Bryles P Savage Fifth Row W Merrltt C Endntott Bruce Elhott I Oetkcn D Coats Slxth Row Barter R Cosby R Aut cy Not Pictured P Farr lcss I1 Dale lrst Row R Schnexder D Saul lanz1er L 1 C Cross He-nkhaus N Duty D Cofflcr Second Row K Plgkett D Bowman S Wo: ham T l-lublws R Camp B1csk Thxrd Row M Me 1d B Howard Cooper Waters R Schoencvxcxs VV11qht B Octtvl Hurst Vogel Fourth Row C Ncxull I lVl1lltr ld Bxcwstc-1 Rushmg D Tarrant M Brown S S1tZ s S Hcndmck Lamm Cato Fifth Row H Gchxkc B Ncithcry Knochf. F Reynolds R Masxcro H5164 Wi' l 1 Sufi 34:6 Forty Sxx ' 2 . , . a ., , , Ii , . : , . . ', . . r '. ' : , .' - Fl : . ' , . t ss, 7 ' , . St'ltS, . QQ. .', . , . 1 . 5 lwcll, L. Kicdel, Ella-ge, Mrs, Edith Burmcstcr. Instructor, R. ' . . ' z . 'z , . ' , , C, . . ' I. , . , 3, C. . ' , . ' ' , . ', . ' -Q., , ' 5, I. 2 . . ' 3 - ' v - 1 1 l 1 , A p R l. H. an di l 4 . ,, 3 f U' -ff' I A 1 Q-'Y jc 1 ' f , V 'W xl M Q . J 52 A 'I Flrst Row Gladys Lunsford Instructor T Berry A Trebmq D Beeman H Morgan I Koehler R Battles Charles Bryan Second Row S Solomon I Webb V Clark L Ewell Hall C Hubbs P Fmes Helen Lmk Tlnrd Row N D1llard 'VI Moody N Ioyce L Webb I Dale N Llevers W H111 P Lawrence N Dale Fourth Row T Sparrowk R Wallace D Smlth D Eldrldge R Smnth C Pace D Meredlth I Lucas Fifth Row B Dual D Klng V Mrtchell D Shaw D Emde Schmldt R Hoqle B Hogle I Hzrr may A Auqustme D Gehrke D Frsher L DeNeef I Stephens Second Row R Tarrant R Maynard B Slmonln T Surgeon F Suits P Nxcolet R Streghtz Martm D Holder I Dxllxe Third Row I Stone S Spears P Lane B Fla lc I Ionnson G VanMeter C Hudgms C K nnedy M Calfery I Andrews Fourth Row L Coats F P1ckett E Willace R Rumon I Sauls I Bunch U Emde W Landers I Grable G Thompson Elghth Grade Forty Seven z , . . , . ' ,v 3 - v . , . , - . I. , . . . ' , ' . ' : . h , A . , . , . , . , . . , A . y . 1 - y . ' y . , . 2 . First Row: Glarlys Lunsford, Instructor, G. West. R. Court- Q , . I . ' . . , . ' . . , . . .' I v ' 1 . v f . Q Q g - 1 . 7 SPECIAL EDUCATION Forty-Eight Hearing tests are only one of the importani tasks performed for us hy our school nurse, Viola Metzger. THE OPPORTUNITY ROOM First Row: K e n n e t 11 l-licks, ludy Hicks, Caro- lyn Rogers. M a r g i e Brooks, Verna l-lubbs, Paul DeMuth. Second Row: Bob McClean, Ecl- dic Milhime, Clyde Hemi- hy. Eugene Young, Don VVoolsey. Iames Black. Instructor. Irving Friberg, speech Correctionist. s p e n d s many h o u r s working with students to over- come speech defects. RGANIZATIONS i l i 1 .W V hw A' Ms? R' ' I 9 U ' xl S,.,4 hx pwqn ls sp nsorcd wx on Bunk Compmx A ur Darrel I Griggs. Snapshot Itditor. Marian ZiIIlIl1L 'IIll1IlIl. Assf. Hditorp 52 Max Grccu, honor: Mary O'Ncnl, 3 Sponsorg Nlcllm '1 rugillo, jr. Editor. rf, Q 5. IQIIIICL' Ncxxcomlv, GlI'lSv Sports Editor? Ar lVlflYIldI'L1, bow Sports Ituitor. 3 J Hclow, Icfr: BMI Simpson. Art Editor. Lowvl' right - - Zimmcrmzmn. Herrin, VVhiu-scl. Hodge, Rhino, Reiskv, Hart. Groom, Newcomb. .ff r1.0 -1322 fa. . 1, VU' -fe ,V A ,Q Nw .sl Y ff T 4 4, I-Q51 ' Q fffj-,W ' Lf ,mg . , , K aj . -' 'Xb :Y ar 5 'Que -..,. THE STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Ioyce Plegge, Ioy Zimmermann, Io Ann Baker, Secretary-Treasurer, Max Green. President, Martha Stearns, Vice :President Clarice Neunaber, Melba Trugilli. Second Row: Ernie Webb, Richard Zimmermann, Ray Gooch, Tom Neunaber, Iackson Blaisdell, Sponsor, Gerald Bourland, Ruth Lehnen, Anna Augustine. Max Green, President of Stu- dent Council, has the honor of presenting the Dust Bowl to the float winners of the Home- coming Parade. This page is sponsored by Bethalto Lumber Company, Bethalto. Fifty-Two 4 STUDENT LEADERSHIP In 1947. when the first Student Council was formed, it was composed of a group of girls sponsored by Emilv McFadden and a group of boys sponsored by Walter Zimmer- mann. with Ralph File as chief advisor. The Student Council now Consists of three elected members from each class and are guided in their activities by Iackson Blaisdell. The Student Council represents the stu- dents and helps to solve problems, both in- dividual and group, Student Council of 1946. First Row: M. Hunt. Bill Simpson, Art Editor: A. Maynard, Feature Editor: M. Stearns, Editor: I. Harkey N. Drutis, R. Goodrich, Grablc. M L. Herrin, Girls' Sports Editor: V. Whiteszl, I. A. Baker, Ruyle, P. Caro Tarrant, V. Williams, Iunia Smart, Sponsor. Third lloys' Sports Editor: H. Olson, B. Cain. R. Vandergrifl, B. Reiske, C. Hodge, E. S. Taylor. S. Zuchery, H. Mouser, L. Albright, T. Neumann. J THE EAGLET HEADLINES KEEP uS f' l 'J fy 15+ INFORMED or ALL SCHOOL EVENTS -V ...QJ Promoting school spirit, Creating an air of friendliness among the students, and keeping them informed on school events is the policy of the Eaglet, The newspaper was first pub- f I lished by the students in 1950 under the sup- ervision of Charles Sing and is now sponsored fit lfy Iunia Smart. 5 This page iw sponsored by Czil's .XX 4 Standard Service. Bethalto. S,-A -...s N. 5 1 Assistant Editor: I. Vogel, Iunio' Editor: Ruth Highlander. Second Row: I. Chappee, S. Reiske, M. Fairless, D. Heflin, C. Mouser. Rows- lack McClelland. THE EAGLET STAFF Kronzible, Newcomb, 45- EI.L5PliRMANN'S FLIILIRI' IARMI-RS Ol AVI!-RICA BLACKSMITH SHOP F. F. A. The FFA. is engaged in the very worthwhile task of 'sowing the seeds for the agricultural industry of the nation. Begun in 1950. under the supervision of Byron Peters, and now headed by Iohn Pero, the club with its thirty members get actual farm experience by harvesting crops grown on school property. The boys also take part in projects such as judging contests, ani- mal projects. welding and electric work. F. N. A. To create an interest in the medical field and to give a full understanding of the different jobs in this field, the F.N.A. was organized with Viola Metzger as sponsor in 1952 The future nurses gain experience in nursing through work in th nurses office In order to further the we-lfir of the community the organization m xkts c meer pads for the Americin Cancer Society fQ Xi.: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Florence McGee, Sponsor: Virginia VVilliams, Charlotte Bunch, Shirley Oetken, Helen Olson. Melhti Trugiilo, Margr-st Hunt, Iaukie Chappee, Second Row: Louise Goff, Secretary: Terryl Lash, Norma McDaniel, Nelson Weill, Marian Zimmermann, lack Harkey. Martha Stearns. Vice President. Third ROW: VVanda Adams, Georgia Berry, Claryce Moiiser, Mary' Lou Herrin, Ianiee Newcomb, Al Maynard. President: Rosemary lVlcCracken. Not pictured: Ken Howard, Treasurer. N, H. S. The Emily Mcliadden Chapter ol' the National Honor Society ol Civic Memorial High School was chart- ered in 1953 under the sponsorship of Iohn Mull. The cluh now maintains a membership of twenty-one under the leadership of Florence McGee. The purpose of the cluh is to create an enthusiasm for scholarships: to stimulate a desire to render service: to promote worthy leadership and to encourage th: development ot cliaraeter in pupils of Civic lVlemorial High School. HI-Y First Row: M, VOYlL'S. 13, Hauser. H. Fee. B. Simpson. Secretary-'llreasurer: M. Green, Presitlentz VV. Wliipple. Vice President: L. Endicott, Ch iplain: D. Pritchett, Sergeant at Arms: Glass. Mr. Logan, Sponsor. SQCOIICI Row: W. VVallace, R. livans. D. Sauls, Cv. Sellier, A. Schmidt, D, Thuerkotf. E. Brush G. Bourland, C. llelan. Third Row: H. Mouser, G. VVorsham. D. Kirkpatrick, Bond, I. Suhulte, Heflin, R. Gooch. C. Guthrie, Fourth Row: D.LIr1ev,F. Ehy, D. Dodd. Rllroolcs, C. Sparks. I. Berry. li. Huff. T. Neumann. Fifth Row: R. Vanderqriff. L. Yerkes, N. VVall. R. Martin, R, Signorino, McClelland, M. liatmcn. Q PEP SQUAD First Row: Zimmermann, M. Hunt. M. Zimmermann, B. Davis. B. Miles. P. Cato. Nl l-lodge, A. Zimmer mann, I. Baker. l. Newcomb. N. Gerdes. I. Leonard. Second Row: C. Lehnen. B. Zirrmeimann, Renken E. Bunch. V. VVilliams, Cliappee, Cosby, M. Trugillc. R. High'anc'er. A. Drennan. V. Mast-arson P Y-I y v ' v ' -- ' ' ure 1. Kennidy. 13. Berry. A. Kessler, N. Howard. Third Row: R. Kronable. Vogei. T. Lash. H. Olson C. Bryan. K. Keller. A. Stewart, L. Carr, N. Connour. Cv. Emde, V. Virgin. l. Plegge. I. Grzible. P. Merrir. C Smith., B. Gregory, M. Madison. Fourth Row: M. Bower. Sponsor: C, Neunab-cr, R. MLCracken. G. Berry R. Riley. Korte. B. Cain, Montgomery, B. Walden. M. Meisenlieimer, Broadway, M, Herrin, B. Reiske. C. Mouser, D. Heflin. M. Stearns, Doolan, M. Clark. THE CHEERLEADERS FLOAT OF 1953. PEP CLUB OF 195-1. CHEERLEADERS OF I9-16 This page is sponsored by Colonial Dairy Company VVcod River. 1 MUSIC CLUB Ixrst Row: M. Trugillo. R. Wakeford. M. Hunt, R, Gooch, Src.: B. Davis, V. Pres.: W. VVhipple, Pres.: IP. Tarrant, Treas.: C. Duiguid. A. Drennan, M. Hodge, M, Allsman, Mr. W. Combs, Sponsor. Second Row: C. Bryan. R. McCracken. C. Neunaber, Vogel, V. Whitesel. R, Highlander. K. Howard. Chapoee. B. Cardwell, T. Lash. G. Berry. Third Row: L. Endicott, B. Cain, H. Olsen. B. Zimmermann, S. Oetken, C. Sparks, Leonard, N. Gerdes. Zimmermann. A. Zimmermann, Newcomb. lfourth Row: I. Doolcn, Cosby, B. Hitch, Stone, Glass, R. Evans. P. Burch, M. Rhine, N. Drutis, B. Miles. COMBO THE BAND Ioy Zimmermann. Pianist: Melba Trugillo. Ac- ccrdian: George Oldendorph. Drum: Richard VVakeford, Clarinet: Io Ann Leonard. Saxoh phone: Kenneth Howard. 'lrunipetc Rosemary McCracken, Saxophone: Larry Endicott. Trom- uone: Ray Gooch, Saxophone. Civic Memorial's Band. under the direc- tion of VVayn: Combs has provided music for all our home football and basketball games. Individual students and the ensemble partici- 1 pated in the Music Contcsl. Our band orig- inated in 1940 under the direction of Louis Phillipi. BAND Fir:-t How: Director. WIZIXIYC Combs, R. VVakeA lord. lfegge. A. Kbrlsler. K. Howard. C. Spaiks. D. VVallacc, Second Row: Bria. A, Trehing, M. Belange-2. B. Landers. C. Bish- op. D. Cain. Ci. Eberhart. Third Row: R. Mc- Cracken. Bunch, L. Endicott. V. Whitesel, B. Cardwell. VV. VVhipple, Fourth Row: I. l'o'iird R Cocch M Rcuter C Br in i h Row IN 1 vt C c C llind ....-..i. 1 A DATE WITH IUDY A Date With Indy was presented by the Senior class. April 9 in the File Gymnasium. The play was directed by Martha Dodd. ludy lRose Battlesl is determined to beat Tootsie Whiteman fnever enters the playl by soliciting contributions to the Community Relief fund - - winner to he queen at the school dance. She enters a raft of contests as a means of raising quick money - - using her parents' nam-2. Iudy's father lMax Greenj wins mention in a contest for Hkissable lips as a result of a inix-up. Not one to give up easily, Iudy concocts a true confession story entitled I am a Bigamistn. This script is mixed up with Mrs. Fosters flanice Newconibl speech to the l7.T.A. Unfortunately Mrs. Foster is ill and Mrs. Schultzhamin-er lHelen Olsoni reads the speech for her. This brings tragic results, since it sounds like Mrs. Fosters life story. On top of this Oogie lHomer Henkel accepts Tootsies invitation to the dance. llefore the evening is over however, Indy finds herself part of ii near-elopement. Oogie's date after all. and - - oh, happy day - - Queen of the Ball. This page is sponsored by Taylor Iewelers, VVood River. and Harrington lewelry. East Alton. -s., it CM? 1 f fJ' 1 :wg 3 H. Em, ,,, i , 55, f m. Q 565, --in-vg 744 4 I 5. M1 nf. ,Q 9' MVN' g' ' .4 411' fav f.: : S 5? arf' 'ii' I w Q32 fi: 1: I I rw ,, i . sa- ALM V ', ' 5. ui! iT 'L 'T '1 ? .,, ., Q ,ww n I l Ml QF 12 if Qi' I sf if gig... I. ,- .F-N.-xl... ,ni Y Fmt, l A. an T 1 A ATHLETICS THE VARSITY EAGLES First Row: M. Voylcs, R. I-Ieitzman. R. Evans, R. Signorino. N. Wall, L. Yerkes, D. Thuerkoff, W. Wallace, B. Fee. Second Row: E. Little, P. Grable, G. Pelan. M. Green, B. I-Iauser, W. Whipple, L. Endicott R. Martin, Bond, I. Schulte. Third Row: G. Sellier, R. Eclelen A. Heflin, K. Howard. R. McGaiihey, D. Kirkpatrick, II. Heigert I. Harkey, E. Campbell. Coach V. Robinson. AND IF THEY GET UP, HIT 'EM AGAIN Football, a newcomer to the field of athletics at C.M.lI.S. strives and has succeeded in devolping a fine spirit of sports- manship and courage in all participants. Vallie Robinson has been at the helm since the sport came to the school in 1951. With good prospects in sight and an honorable record for a young team behind. the future of football at C.M.H.S. looks bright. FOOTBALL HEROES OF '53 Row One: D. Kirkpatrick, L. Yerkes, D. Tuerkotf. Second Row: L. Endicott. Bond. E. Little, Co-captain, M. Green. Co-captain. Third Row: H. Heigert. N. Wall, R. NIC- Gaughey. Fourth Row: I. I-Iarkey, B. I-Iauser, W. Whipple. R. Martin, I. Schulte. This page is sponsored hy Central VVheel Alignment and Brake Service, Alton, Illinois. Sixty-Eight X. 2 1. 3 Y.. x , ,ff J :V asf? sf H 'S N 1 H! 'va , v ,ya , A ...., f vm, f ww Qwf Q41 ww 1 i ,244 My naw 'K 4...-Q. 'Lic S W ,iw 'a,N A 1- 4 2 I ,Vx .Mi Z . ll Q ' 'Q-4 m,, L1 , 'fx 1 0 2'5- 1 . 2 n 1 xi' ' if THE VARSITY EAGLES D. Eaton, l-larkey, Captain, A Maynard, M. Milligan, Coach Logan W. Whipple, 1Managerl, B. Hauser, R. Martin, B. Fee, and Bond SEE THAT BASKET, SEE THAT RlM The year, 1929 was the first basketball team at Bethalto schools. Coach Ike Rhine, working with a three-year high school that prevailed until 1950, led the teams during their better years in this field. Iohn Logan now leads the boys in their cage competition. This sport teachers muscular co- ordination and body conditioning, as well as the all im- portant sense of sportsmanship. CHEERLEADERS: First Row: I. Zimmermann, I. Newcomb, M. Hunt. Second Row: Leonard, M. Zimmermann, N. Cwerdes. BASKETBALL HEROES OF '54 No. 43, R. Martin: No. 35, M. Milligan: No. 42, l. Schulte: No. 30, B. Fee: No. 32, A. Maynard, No. 40, B. Hauserg No. 34, D. Eaton: No. 33, Harkey, Captain: No. 31, Bond. This page is sponsored by Bethalto Ice Cream Bar, Bethalto. IR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Ioan Brin, Iudy Musiero, Iris Gruble, Annu Augustine, 'f 'I IUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL IIRUNT SECTION - Km-cling: D. Smith. N. Hullidav T. Berry C. McClPIIand. Manager: I. IIoor. I. Eber hardt. R. Zimmermann, B. Atleberry, C. Hei germ. E. XVebb. H. Gehrke I.. VVebb. E Keidel, D. Schoeneweis, R. Wfelch. S. Cox I. Govern. D. Kassing. O. Suessen, B. Tucker B. Bond, II. Morrow. I. Ellioxr, D. Emde D. Cain. Standing: B. Fnirless B. Prehn D. Hudgins. D. Virgin NVhite. RIGHT REAR - Smntliligz R. Autery. R. Usher, Paltermrin I. Hawkins, Pelon, D. Higgins, R. Howard I. Dale I. Bunch. St-Verity-Six IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL T. Suheck. D, Virgin. G. Pritchett. R. Schneneweis, T, Strurkman. Coach: B. Prehn, D. Cain. If. Kvidel. C, Mt'C1eIland. Manager: R. Zimmermann, E. VVebb, I. Patterson. Milligan, D. Ka-using. D. Smith. II. Morf ruw S. Cox . This page is sponsored by Quality Dairy, Moro Acrlvlrlss Ih 1'- MARTHA Homecommq Queen DOLQRES ZIM STEARNS 1953 1954 MERMANN B asketball Queen 1 - 945-1946 ig pgggeis spqnsor d ' C by Smxth Funeral Home, Bethalto. all flluly J J JJJJJJJ lg!! THE MAIDS OF THE Tarrant gk Marxet a Hodge anlce New comb Margaret Hunt Ana Bruce X J , J J A 1 If I l 1 ,JJ J.: . J J J L 1 44- - - ,A . J J 5 J J J 9 'JS l I, A I ' V 5? ff ,T J f, e xx is Xj f, X T 4, ff-A . ,. . ,pf H-mnrz- ' Y Q V Paulette Cato QUEEN S COURT. ,U. I ff , J Q S ' r Ioy Znmmermann This page is sponsored by Bethalto Shell Service 3' u- o Dorothy Nauyok, Retirlng Queen. Elroy Little Paulette Tarrant, Robert Hauser Ia 1 . of-I vim L19-uv nice Newcomb, lack Harkey V, Yr J' ml J' , Ho mecomi n 335' X351 9 - . , 1953 A a ,f f51'f' v'X AFX' f' X' or . fi ' xnxx jf! ' K q kg: ff f ' N' Aga. Dorothy Nauyok, Retiring Queen, Marrha Stearns, Queen Martha Stearns, Quccng Max Green Ihls paqr spolsorcd by B tlnlto Bank Bethalto Illmorb xii---Q X 1 ML Natlon 1 Margaret Hunt. lack Bond Ann Bruce. 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V7 1 all 'QMS xy fm . rar-frmlfo P' PROLOGUE Cont from page 1 Some of the early businesses established in Bethalto were the Smith General Store which was the first building in Bethalto a board shanty sixteen feet square erected in 1854 Tryon s General Store erected 1n 1855 on Prairie Street and Railroad Avenue Millers brick yard built 1856 th Carroll Hotel 1858 Richards and Samuels blacksmith shop 1856 President Mer hant Mills and Elevator 1859 the Karnack Mill 1872 which was ill fated enough to burn down twice the Bethalto coal mme called Yankee Diqqms Sheridan s House 1882 located near the present Klem s drug store the Lewis Klein store Bruenmgs general store Iohn Heckersons qrocery lglexlscr and Randoll druggists Klems black smith shop and the Farmers ank Some of the interesting early laws and ordinances of our town were No tram enqlne or locomotive running within the city limits of Bethalto shall run faster than eight miles per hour under penalty of not less than a ten dollar fine Whosoever shall without the owners consent fasten any horse or other animal to any fence railway or tree or shall thereby will fully or negligently injure same should incur a fine Whosoever shall pur posefully ride or dr1ve rapidly any horse or mule through the streets or alleys of the vxllaqe shall be subyect to fine There was also a curfew for the children to prevent yuvenile delinquency With the burning of the mill the end of Yankee Dlggms and the saw mill it seemed as if the history of Bethalto must end but not so the leaders of our town continued to improve the village with sidewalks street lights more business houses a water system and sewage disposal plant until to day it has a population of 2500 and has be ome a fine residential area for the industrial workers in the surrounding industries Since there are no official records of the ea ly schools in Bethalto the information coming from the grandchildren of the early scholars is all that is obtainable and that without doubt is fairly reliable The first school in Bethalto was a loq building tauqht by an old man named Peter Flyn After 1 lonq period of service he left this vicinity The next school of a century aqo was a two room buildinq located on cleaning establishment This small two room frame buildlnq was the result of an influx of population caused by the opening of a number of slope coal mines known as the Yankee Diqgxns Durinq the year 1866 a four room brick building was erected on prop erty obtalned from Daniel Stacker This four room buxldlnq was noted for its beauty at that period and is pictured n the early Madison County Atlas The school rooms of this new brick buildmq were fairly crowded with pupils 1s the result of a new industry in Bethalto the erection of a large flour mill Some of the tern hers who taught in these early schools were Hughey McCra D M Bishop Iohn U Uzzell all of whom later became Countv Superintendents of the Madison County Schools Georqe A Klein W McCracken Henry W Zimmermann M E Newell ohn A Culp and Doris Bruns who taught in the schools for thirty nine years The Bethalto High School made its debut very humbly thirty three years ago Like all babies when properly nurtured it never ceased to grow Ralph N File was principal of the s hool at this time A new grade school building was being constructed in 1921 on the site of the 1866 building by T B Neuman As there were some extra class rooms the non high school district in which the new building was located decided to pay for the maintenan e of a high school if the local district would furnish the building so began our original two year high school with an enrollment of twenty Classes were held in a room over the Klem Drug Store the Town Hall and in two of the second floor rooms in what is now known as the primary building ln 1930 1 two room wood structure known as the White Building was built on the site now occupied by the File Gymnasium The 7th and 8th grades occupied this new building and the high chool took over the entire second floor of the grade building The school rented the Legion Hall for Physical Education classes basketball practice and games Ike Rhine the 7th and 8th grade teacher became the basketball coach a position he held for seventeen years Before this time the boys had practiced basketball on an outdoor court and play d neighboring schools In 1935 a Girls Glee Club of elghteen voices was formed for the pur pose of participating in an mtelle tual meet at St acob Under the guidance of Vera ones teacher of 7th and 8th grades the vocal music department tCont on page 109 l - . , . 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O1 Cas 'ml C0 l Furnates Phone 4 -H23 61 v Idvx Hrdswxlle 120 ld VVooc1R1vt1 Ill Prehn Hardware B th mlm 111lT1OlS SPORTINC C OHDS HARDVVAR1 HOTPOINT APPI IANCIRS LHIIRF PAINTS Suxmq th Pl11W1lL 10r 67 Ye irs I1 mme of CQOFIIFIILIIIIIX AL1XClI1S?I Dxtures Equmpment bupplnes or Hotels Restaurants Instxtutmns Stores and Offnces Bensmger s 1003 11 1V11r1cet Blxd C hestnut 4040 VIL lrt proud to hue furms ed Ixxtchen md C lfeleru 1qll1pITl9I1I 14 the mu CIVIC MFMOPIAI HICH QCHOCJI J IIN T 5 r I r P P A .... -- - - I - --- - I 1 , 1 A A 1 Q EF 4 I f-1 l 1 .A f-I -I 4 . I . I A V 2 I -A ' 1 14 . .1 - . 1 V. 7. 4 'A ' 4 l , 1 f-. I4 4 1 , 4 ' ' , 4 . 4 I 4 1 Y 4 1 . . I . . 4 4 4 ' . 4 , I 4 M 3 J L0 r ' I , 1 'S Y rl VA I Q 4 M A T . I A 1 , 0 x -v-1 ' I A , . ' U , ,Q K 5 n Z 1 f I' :W M .. E, ,A . 1 1 I ' A ' 5 X. - , A . : N g I i h M. Y X N 4 ' 1 1 T . . A V, s X. 1 . 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M Aqhettl B IMO IH Prop Phone 3551 qhty S e q ve and redeem Depewls Variety and Paint Store GLIDDEN PAINTS ITIL WA11 PAP1 P Beth llto llhnons A A.A..... ------------------A-----4 Apple Insurfmce Agency V V VIRC IN Aqenr 101 Wt t cC11ll 11 Phone 4321 Be 1110 lllnnons Bethalto Cleaners Complete Cleamnq Servnce Alteratrons and Repamnq Phone 1601 Celestlne It Fuvre Pxopnetox Pr1tcl1ett's READY TO WEAR DRY GOODS Nun Door to Pos! Ofllte 134, xlto lllmons Phom 3561 BETHALTO SINCE 1935 Maytag Appliances Maytag Washers ln three drfferent models as low as S179 95 Maytag Home Freezers exght different mod 1 Maytag Famous Dutch Oven Bottle Gas Stoves Maytag Clothes Dryers and loners Maytag Automatxc Washer the wa her for economy A10 Bottle Gas Sales and S rvlne Augustme s Store George H I-Iumm Electrnc and Refnqeratxon Franclused Kelvmator Dealer Dumont Televlsron Repaxr Servnce and Parts on all Makes of Appllances SOUND SERVICE liethwlto llhnoxs Bethalto Garage Servnce Sxnce 1919 1954 GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING BODY DENT WORK ACCESSORIES md PARTS Floyd and George Proprietors C ash Dnvldend Stlmps Gwen with Purchase Complnmenls ol Comblnatlon Shop 1 11 llhnons N -P v9 - C . . I , ' ' ' 5 X .mhz . ' L , ' . 4 , - . t U . ethz . I 5 v I 5 v I v, 4 -. v . - . , I P P P I ' . 1 1 ' 4 . . . I I I ' ' ' '. ' r I I, I I I s s l r 1 , X r . I ki I f f ' ' ,S I I S .c .V , , Phone -1971 116 West Mann St. I P . 1 . V I Ip. P . . 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C. . fa ' 1 . . . 4 , , Compliments of Edwardsville 1 M Automobile Dealers Association E I Shepard Office Supply Everything for the Office SCHOOL SUPPLIES OFFICE SUPPI IES OFFICE MAC HINES Edxx ardsville Illinois C ompliment I BETTER MFATS Alton Illinois Compliments of International Shoe Company WOOD RIVER TANNERIES 1 O1 Hund d'I'xo 1l 'i 'l 4 'i 4 li 4 .l , 4 4 4 0 0 ,i 4l 4 .. 4 ,, 4 1 1x 4 'i 1l 4 4 A L 4i ll 4 W' 1 4 , , 4l 11 4 4 V, X , . . 1, ' ' 1l 1 4 43- 11 ll ' ' iz O ,N , . 1 4 l 'I 44 y 4 14 li 4: 4, 4, 1i qi 1 ll I4 Iv . -y 4! , , . 41 , ,YYW Wu 4 44 4 4 1i . ,I 'l 41 13 1i 1i , 4 4 1 4 4 4 41 ' 1 4 tl li 1vt::':':':f2'QL'7:Qvvvvvvv-'v-vJ7rvivvvv:--v4-v'v' r?1-rv-+vvv--v- vvwvv -iivv re ' ' Shurtleff College Oilers these fields of Study plus many more Physical Education Pre-Medical, Dental Teacher Training Pre-Engineering Radio Techniques Salesmanship Private Music Pre-Nursing School Music Languages Advertising Sociology Business Administration Secretarial Science Members of the 1954 qraduatinq class are invited to investigate the opportun ities to be found at Shurtleff College Compliments of Springman Lumber Company Alton, Illinois Dial 3-5526 BUILDING MATERIALS United Brotherhood Carpenters 6? oiners of America LOCAL UNION No 1808 of Wood Rixer Illinois Office Room 20 Falstich Bldg Alton Illinois Meets at 33a E Ferguson Wood River Ill S T Pabst fo' Associates ARCHITECTS 5 ENGINEERS 205 209 Goldman Building East St Louis Illinois One Hundred Thre ' 1 . 1 -I ' 0 l O I . 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Ready-Mix Concrete Concrete Blocks Sewer Pipe - Cement Sand Stone Coul 301 West Ferguson Ave Wood Rtver 111 Glehl Prmtlng Company PRINTERS GREETING CARDS STATIONERS 160 E Ferguson Wood River 1 Parkway Wood RIVEI Ave and Edwardsvmlle Road Fountam Drlve In Food Servxce Candy B111 s Dlstrtbutlng Co WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dial 4 3889 4 3880 1 Wood Rlver llllnols 1 Hoeffken Co an Hoeffken Bros , Inc READY MIXED CONCRETE 500 St lotus Avenue Fast Alton llllnols Phone Wood Rtver 4 5723 One Hundred 1'o r 41 1 ,. 4 - 1 1 y . 1 A ' 1 . 1 v 1 O 1 K . . l 3 . A 1 , ' , 11. at ' 1 1 I ' Q M. s ' d I . . . ,I C 3, . . 1 1 1 4 1 11 I Y L, V. 4 .V , 1 ' ' ' , . ' ', , 4 R , . 1 1 ' ' '1 1 ' A y - 1 1 ,?2T : fiailii' T vl :' v v fi Qi -- v :7:2': :v ivi iQ v fv v v - J 27 v J iv Q 7 3 u 444 4.44.4 4 4.4 44. . Qomphments of The Dixie Shop For Women Wood Rnur Illlnons 44.,4+.,--4A444. 44A44A4444.444.4AA44444.4.4A4 4. 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