Civic Memorial High School - Spectator Yearbook (Bethalto, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

Juniors Foreword The Seniors have captured every second, minute and hour of your school life and turned them into memories for you to cherish throughout the coming years. Spectator, 1959 We hope that each page highlights some in- teresting experience for one of you. We hope, also, that the Spectator helps you realize that time is fleeing and that your every act is recorded on the face of time. The Spectator Staff has enjoyed the privilege of capturing your school life as it happened and recording it for you to review at your leisure in years to come. The Spectator Staff Civic Memorial Hi pii School Bethalto, Illinois Spectator Staff Richard Dressendorfer .. Marilyn Lash . Assistant Editor Donna Shewmaker Business Manager Brenda Hale .. Assistant Business Manager Mary Gruenenfelder .... .... Senior Editor Judy Ricks Girls' Sport Editor Richard Sandbach , Boys’ Sport Editor Lloyd Dodson John Hickerson .. Snapshot Editor Mary O'Neal Foreword Table of Contents Sponsored Pages Civic Memorial High Students of Civic Memorial High Organizations Social Activities Administration, Faculty, Classes Junior High School Advertising Snapshots SPONSORED PAGES Name Page Adams Printing Company. Alton.................................24 Bria's Bowling Alley, Bethalto ...............................34 Church, V. T., Company, Lebanan...............................31 Colonial Dairy Company, Wood River............................29 Drennan’s Shell Service, Cottage Hills........................36 Neumann Construction Company, Bethalto........................50 Walnut Grove Dairy, Alton.....................................67 SPONSORED ONE-HALF PAGES Augustine's Store, Bethalto...................................53 Bethalto Insurance Agency, Bethalto...........................53 Bethalto Water and Sewer, Bethalto............................28 Bill's Radio Shop, Wood River.................................27 Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Alton.............................28 Costanzo Jewelry, Wood River..................................32 Dari-Castle, Bethalto-Cottage Hills...........................61 Depew's Variety Store, Bethalto...............................32 Edwards ville Lumber Company, Edwardsville....................64 Fredman Brothers Furniture Company, Edwardsville..............25 Hartman's Jewelry and Gift Shop. Wood River...................25 Jim Jones Incorporated, Edwardsville.......................... 52 Kramer Electric Company, Wood River...........................52 Madison store, Edwardsville...................................30 Meyer Hurwirtz Jewelers , Alton...............................30 Monari's A. G. Super Shop, Cottage Hills......................60 Nolls, Alton..................................................26 Parkway Drive-In, Wood River................................. 33 Stone Brothers, Wood River....................................26 Wegman Electric Company. Wood River...........................27 Wood River Furniture Mart, Wood River.........................£6 Civic Memorial Bethalto High School Illinois Students of Civic Memorial High Miss Dorothy Rainey, Mr. John Bailey, Mr. William Jones, Mrs. Edna Tucker, Mrs. Junia Smart. MISS DOROTHY RAINEY Foreign Languages :� � }! Mrs. Edith Burmester, Mr. Victor Dubbclde, Mr. Z. R. Howard, Mr. Forest Kohlbum. Science 1 3 Mr. Shelton Mayes, Mr. Lewis Hauser, Mr. Ernest Weinke, Mr. Thomas Grlesbaum. MRS. EVA OETTING Mrs. Norma Rash, Miss Amy Stallings. Metals Mr. James Compis, Mr. Kenneth Bell, Mr. Edward Hartweger. I , iJKJbrcrry Drivers Training and Library Mr. James Compls, Mr. John Logan, Mr. Shelton Mayes. Mrs. Florence McGee, Mrs. Mae Rhine. Mr. Lloyd Hawkins, Mr. Lewis Hauser. Boys V l li ysical Education 2 1 Senior Spectator FIRST ROW: SITTING: John Hlckerson, Photograpner; Lloyd Dodson, Art Editor; Mary Gruenenfelder. Senior Editor; Richard Dressendorfer, Editor; Donna Shewmaker, Business Manager; Richard Sandbach, Boys’ Sport Editor; Judy Ricks, Girls’ Sport Editor. SECOND ROW: STANDING: Anna Lee Schmidt, Ad Seller.and Typist; Carla McHugh, Ad Seller and Typist; Annette Dixon, Ad Seller and Typist; Linda Wesley, Ad Seller and Typist; Marilyn Lash, Assistant Editor; Brenda Hale, Assistant Business Manager; Bea Tucker, Ad Seller and Typist; Mary Benton, Ad Seller and Typist; Joyce Simpson, Ad Seller and Typist; Mrs. Mary O’Neal, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: STANDING: Barbara Suhre, Ad Seller and Typist; Meredith Sebastian, Ad Seller; Richard Williams, Ad Seller; Virginia Beeman, Ad Seller and Typist; Troy Taylor, Ad Seller; Mary Rives, Ad Seller and Typist; Larry Taylor, Ad Seller; Jean Miller, Ad Seller and Typist; Lee Trugillo, Ad Seller; Gerald DaVls, Ad Seller; Donna Zimmermann, Ad Seller and Typist. SENIOR SPECTATOR STAFF JUNIOR SPECTATOR STAFF The Spectator Staff with Mrs. Mary O'Neal as their sponsor, works diligently all year. The staff is composed of members elected by the senior class. In the fall, they are hard at work soliciting ads, taking pictures, and selling subscriptions to the Spectator. Finally, the day arrives in May; the Spectator is finished and the staff sponsors the annual Autograph Party. Their work has ended; they have received their well earned congratulations and they make way for the Junior Staff to succeed them. Juniors, who wish to become members of the Spectator Staff, volunteer their services and aid the seniors in many ways in producing their yearbook. This also serves as a training period for the junior members. The Staff members for the 1960 Spectator will be selected from these volunteers. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Mary O'Neal, Sponsor; Janet Bryan, Madge Zimmermann, Evelyn Pelan, Gary Cain, Chairman; Sandra Aghetta, Terry Stotler, Janet Neuman. SECOND ROW: Janet Klopmeler, Kathryn Marth, Barbara Hllgendorf, Shirley Griggs, Judy Metcalf, Alice Plegge, Diana Keefe. THIRD ROW: Douglas Sorbie, Dan Swarringim, Lyndell Tarrant, Genelle McGaughey. Junior Spectator Staff Student Council FIRST ROW: Richard Dressendorfor, Bonnie Dickinson, Shirley Pleggc, Secretary, Treasurer; Jean Miller, President; Donna Jones, Vice-President; Janet Powell, Mr. John Stewart, Sponsor. SECOND ROW; Alice Sturgill. Marilyn Lash, Fred Vogel, Sherry Stanford, Ellen Ellsperman, Madelyn Franklin, Janet Klopmeier, Elaine Titus, Helen Fry, Johnell Lewis, Jerome Tucker, Diane Jchoeneweis. THIRD ROW: Paul Corcoran, Mike Keefe, Bernard Mennemeyer, Genelle McGaughey, Karen Neuman. Beverly Schuetto, Sharon Tucker, Sharon Bruntjen, Bob Brown, Alan Corcoran, Betty Green. EAGLET STAFF Throughout the school year, the Industrious members of the Eaglet Staff strive to turn out regular editions of the Eaglet, as well as an occasional special. Every issue is full of news of the activities and events of C. M. High. The Staff is composed of both juniors and seniors and is sponsored by Mr. John Bailey. Once a year, the junior members are allowed to compose and edit one edition of the Eaglet. This is the time for the senior members to relax from their duties and look back upon a job well done. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council under the sponsorship of Mr. John Stewart, the High School Principal, is the student-ruling body of the school. The Council is composed of three elected members from each class and non-voting home room rep- resentatives . Each year, the Student Council checks coats during the basketball games for its money-making project. Every spring, the council has its annual Auction of unclaimed lost articles, which have ac- cumulated during the year. FIRST ROW: Madge Zimmermann, Evelyn Pelan, Janet Bryan. Joyce Simpson, Judy Ricks, Janet Powell, Lloyd Dodson, Editor. SECOND ROW: Virginia Bceman, Jean Miller, Linda Wesley, Helen Fry, Darryll Fertch, Donald Chapman, Annette Dixon, Anna Lee Schmidt, Mary Rives, Barbara Suhre, Donna Zimmermann, Delons Whaley, Martha Dickinson, Micky Shaw. THIRD ROW; Mr. John Bailey, Sponsor; Douglas Sorbie, Gary McMillan, Dan Swarrlnglm, Richard Williams, John Hickerson, Meredith Sebastian, Lany Taylor, David Sheary, Joe May. 29 Dramatics Club FIRST ROW; Genelle McGaughey, Janot Newman, Gary Kessler, Gary Cain. Ann Williams, Joan Miller, Socrotary: Gerald Davis, Presldont; Martha Dickinson, Donna Jonos, Anna Lee Schmidt,. Donna Zlmmermann, Jo Ann Hausmann, Rose Shelton. Botty Parsons. Linda Wofford, Buriy LeBlanc. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Edna Tucker, Sponsor; Viola Stone, Relta Hlggons, Mary Ellen Margherlo, Lee Truglllo, Charles Turner, Diana Keefe. Mary Moitow, Brenda Halo, Trod Vogel. Lyndell Tenant. Gary Vandergrlff, Danny Swearnlngin, Rexeen Hearn. Sharon Sheff. Nlta Clark. Jill Gresham. Betty Vlnyard. THIRD ROW Terry Stottler. Jonl Southard, Corlnne Schuetto, Donna Best, Mary Gruenfelder, Marilyn Lash, Carla McHugh Linda Wesley. Annette Dixon, Janet Cruse. Mary Rives, Delorls Whaley, Jan Hotulz. Sara Dleffenbacher. Marcella McMillan. Sandy Johnson. FOURTH ROW; Elizabeth Janssen. Shirley Giggs, Barbara Hllgendorf. Judy Ricks, Dora Bryles, Donna VanPreter, Darryll Fertch, Judy Metcalf, Dale Wlllman. , Ple ' Ka,en Tumor. Judy McMonlgle. Bernard Mennemeyer, Sharon Gregory. TIFTH ROW: Ellen Newcomb. Glenda Stelllnger, LUwwT!j w' Ji0r PrlC ' Kathryn Mo, - Virginia Beeman. Janet Doolen, Vada Tanner, Brenda Heltzman, Charlene Wallace. Joyce Simpson, Dorothy Hubbard Mary Benton. Janet Powell. Lloyd Dodson. SIXTH ROW: Pat Garrett, Vaneta Jo Garrett, Sharon Miller. Janet Bryan. Meredith Sebastian. Micky Henkhaus, Richard Williams, Chester Bowman. Kathryn Marth, Mike Painter, Douglas Sorble. Jack Cooper, Bill Shaw. SEVENTH ROW: Margaret Timpe, Dennis Pointer, Ronald Davies, John Hlckerson. Larry Taylor, Madge Zlmmermann. Evelyn Pelan, Janet Klopmeler, Golda Suessen, Norma Stizes. Troy Taylor. James Owens. Eddie Cazadd, David Shoary. Vice-President; Richard Sandbach. DRAMATICS CLUB LATIN CLUB This club is In 1U second year at Olvic Memorial. It gives various plays for the students throughout the school year. You can cam the right to become a member by participating in the Junior Play. The Dramatics Club creates Interest In dramatic arts and gives the studont a chance to frovo himself. The club Is under the leadership of Mrs. Edna Tucker. Each year, the Latin Club under the direction of Miss Dorothy Rainey, gains new members. It has grown Into one of the largest organizations of C. M. The purpose of tho club is to give Its members further Information In tho life of Romans, their interests, and their customs. The Latin Club has its annual induction ceremony In November. The members can be found selling candy as tho club's money-making project. FIRST ROW: Miss Dorothy Rainey. Sponsor; Yvonne Campbell. Tanya Nelson, Janot Bryan, Phyllis Zlmmermann, Shirley Rieken, Donna Jones, Treasurer; Janet Klopmeir, Secretary; Evelyn Pelan. Vice-President; Madgo Zlmmermann, President; James Powell, Lillie Duty, Doris Spears, Sharon Oliver, Barbara Travis. Beverly Gehrke. SECOND ROW; Ellaloulse Williams. Patricia Kelly, Linda Meadows. Bonnie Dickinson. Fred Vogel, Vada Tanner, Brenda Heltzman, Geraldyne Marr, Holen Fry, Judy Ricks, Jean Miller, Peggy Oswalt, Donna Zlmmermann, Marcella McMillan, Carolyn Giedlnghagon. Alice Sturgill. THIRD RCW: Evelyn Posntor, Linda Kasten, Loretta Duff. Cheryll Allsman. Earleen Fernandos, Kathryn Marth, Barbara Nave, Genelle McGaughey, Barbara Hllgendorf, Connne Schuotte, Shirley Greggs, Judy McMonlgle. Doroda Tontans, Sharon Rude. FOURTH ROW- Judy Haar. Caroline Goodbrako, Linda VanMotcr, Stella Ward, Mike Keefe, Ruth Goebel. Judy Brown, Elaine Titus. Ellen Ellspermann. Madelyn Tranklin, Lynn StoUor, Jorllyn Bond, Stella Turner, Sharon Sheff, Jo Ann Hausman. FIFTH ROW; James Rush, Eddie Cazadd. Ron Coy. Dan Harris, Darrell Drake, Gary Best, Mary Ellen Margherlo. Ann Williams, Darryll Fertch. Judy Metcalf, Sue Melnlnger, Peggy Hughes. Phyllis Swinford! SIXTH ROW; Charles Long. James Large. Jerry Oliver, Douglas Sorble, Gary Kcsslor, Lyndell Tarrant. BUI Shaw, Mark Helmkamp, Dennis Sullivan. Frank McCormick, Artrlschla Snodgrass. Joyce Fields. Barbara Rodgers. SEVENTH ROW; Mary Gruenfelder. Anna Schmidt, Marilyn Lash. Sara Dleffonbacher, Wlllene Soper. John Hlckerson, Larry Taylor. Richard Williams, Ronald Owens. Roy Grace. Bernard Mennemeyw. 26 Latin Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Thomas Griesbaum, Sponsor; Richard Williams, President; William Nix, Vice-President; Mickey Shaw, Treasurer; Lany Taylor, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Eddie Cazadd, Gary Greer, Mike Keefe, Gary Best, Ray Ferguson, James Turner. THIRD ROW: Darrell Wesley, Howard Whaley, Don McGaughey, Mike Routh, John Hlckerson, Lloyd Dodson. FOURTH ROW: Bernard Mennemeyer, Dennis McKey, Jim Mlhallch, Dwight Sebastian, Gamell Waters, Richard Price, Fred Vogel. ENGINEERING CLUB Engineering Club RADIO CLUB This is another second-year club at Civic Memorial. This club is sponsored by Mr. Thomas Griesbaum. The purposes of the Radio Club are; to give introductory knowledge of radio to those not familiar with it, and to assist those who are more advanced in electronics. FIRST ROW: Mr. Thomas Griesbaum, Sponsor; Gary Couch, President; Fred Vogel, Secretary; William Nix, Vice-President; John Hlckerson. SECOND ROW: Darrell Wesley, Howard Whaley, Don McGaughey. Richard Williams, Gamell Waters , Bernard Mennemeyer. THIRD ROW: Robert Williams, Dennis McKey, Jim Mlhallch, William Amos, Dwight Sebastian, Tony Dixon. FOURTH ROW: Michael Miller, Charles Vinyard, Kenneth Rae. The purposes of the Club are to learn more about the fields of engineering; learn to take on more responsibility; and further their knowledge of science and mathematics. The Club is very capably sponsored by Mr. Thomas Griesbaum. They are in close contact with engineers in our area as they have them speak at club meetings. They attend district meetings and take part in the dis- cussions. Representatives are sent to neighboring schools to find out about their activities. The Club is a member of JETS, Junior Engineering Technical Society. National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Mrs. Florence McGee. Sponsor; Lorry Toylor. President; Judy LaTempt, Secretary: Vada Tanner. Treasurer; Nita Thompson. Vice-President; Donna Jones. Marcello McMillan, Rita Higgins, Judith McMonigle, Mrs. Mae Rhine. Sponsor. SECOND ROW; Ruth Goebel. Judy Brown. Corrlno Schuette. Donna Best. Allco Pledge, Lulu Montgomery, Martha Dickinson. Fred Vogel. Karen Turner. Barbara HUgendorf, Annalee Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Donna Zlmmermann. Mary Rives. Jean Miller, Brenda Heitzman, Janet Powell, Madge Zimmerman. Janet Klopmeler, Judy Metcoll, Evelyn Polan, Betty Parsons. FOURTH ROW: Linda Wesley, Cloudlne Williams Hargrave, Linda McDonough, Marilyn Lash. Judy Ricks, Gory Cain, Bill Show, Curtis Page. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TRI-HI-Y—HI-Y The N. H. S. with Mrs. Florence McGee, as sponsor, and Mrs. Mae Rhine, as assistant sponsor, is composed of members from the Junior and Senior classes, who maintain a B4average. The purpose of the club is to stimulate and develop scholarship, leadership, service, and character. As their money-making project, they sell home- coming mums. The Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y clubs are organizations sponsored by the Alton Y. M. C. A. The club sponsors are Mrs. Martha Swann, Mrs. Eva Oetting, Mr. Z. R. Howard and Mr. John Bailey. The clubs sponsors dances and social activities throughout the year. The main idea carried throughout the year is to build better Christian character in citizens of tomorrow. FIRST ROW: Mr. Z. R. Howard, Sponsor: Robort Korte. Barbara Meldi, Treasurer; Mike Keefe, President; Barbara Kronable, Vlco- Presldent; Jim Leonard, Vice-President; Gonelle McGaughey, President; Gary McMillan, Jean Holder. Janet Bryan. Secretary; Ann Williams, Geraldine Anderson. Ruth Harrop. Mrs. Martha Swann. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Mr. John Bailey, Sponsor; Judy Landers, Pat Kelly, Barbara Nave, Jerry Oliver, Linda Meadows, Darrell Drake, Roso Shelton, Zelda Wallace, Shirley Watkins. Carol Howard, Charlene Ambrose. Nina Berkel, Mrs. Eva Oetting. Sponsor. THIRD ROW; Jonl Southard, Glenda Steehllnger. Sandra Aghetta, Terry St oiler, Derry 11 Fertch. Judy Metcalf, Peggy Hughes, Sue Melnlnger, Helen Schreler, Melba Pruett. Doreda Fontana. Evelyn Bointer. FOURTH ROW; Gary Best. Secretary-Treasurer; Phyllis Zimmerman, Vaneta Garrett, Bronda Reynolds. Barbara Htlgendorf, Shirley Griggs, Roberta Rankin, Mary Blaslnglm, Judy O'Connor, Sharon Bruntjen, Shirley Plegge, Golda Dustman. FIFTH ROW Ray Terguson. Sharon Miller, Saundra Helgert, Cheryl Allsman, Wanda Campbell. Verna Sauls, Linda Walden. Kathryn Marth, Linda Wofford, Janet Drossondorfer. Sharon Tucker, Francis Floyd. SIXTH ROW: Larry Taylor, John Hlckerson. Richard Williams, Sam Sharp. Mike McCalley. Judy Sanders, Mary Ellen Margherlo, Dale Wlllman. Janice Martin. Judy Lassator. Beverly Howard. Science Club Mr. Forest Kohlbum, Co-sponsor; Bill Shaw, Fred Vogel, Lyndell TarTant, Bernard Mennemoyer, Treasurer; Charles Turner, Vice- President; Judy Ricks, Secrotary; Richard Williams, President; Evelyn Pelan, Madge Zlmmermann, Mary Ellen Mergherio, David Shoary, Mr. Victor Dubbelde Co-sponsor. SECOND ROW: Genelle McGaughey, Barbara Nave, Roberta Rankin. Stella Turner, Barbara Hllgendorf, Shirley Griggs. Sara Dleffenbacher, Marcella McMillan, Geraldyne Marr, Ann Williams. THIRD ROW: Gary Kessler, Rita Higgins, Elizabeth Janssen, Darryl 1 Fertch, Judy Metcalf, Sue Meininger, Peggy Hughes, Edith Lane, Judy McMonlgle, Donna Jones, Marilyn Lash. FOURTH ROW: Douglas Sorble, Mike McCalley, Troy Taylor, James Leonard, John Cooper, Larry Taylor, John Hlckerson, Lloyd Dodson. FIFTH ROW: Den Swarrlnglm, Dennis Doolen. Dwight Sebastian, Lee Truglllo, Ron Coy. Eddie Cazadd, Larry Kershner. SCIENCE CLUB INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Science Club is only three years old. With Mr. Dubblede and Mr. Kohlbum as the sponsors, the club has grown by leaps and bounds. This year the Science Club sold fruit cakes as its money-making project. In the spring, the members are planning to plant trees for conservation. In March, the club has its annual Science Fair. Each science student enters a project in the fair. The entries are then judged and those winning first place are taken to the Science Fair at Washington University in St. Louis. The members of the Industrial Arts Club are boys belonging to shop classes. The purpose of the club is to prepare the members to take their places as mature and reliable young men in the world of today. The club also promotes programs of industrial, cultural, social, and educational nature. Mr. James Compis is their sponsor. FIRST RCW; Eugono Maynard, Paul Fay, Dennis Pickett, Lloyd Dodson, President; Howard Whaley, Vice-President; Dan Swarringim, Secrotary; Roger Hunt, Treasurer; BUI Shewmaker, Cecil Meadows, Mr. James Compis. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Jon Parsons, Dennis Pointer, Garnell Waters, Rogor Hlllhouse, Dennis McKey, Daniel Cathorall, John Johns, James Stephens, James Turner. THIRD ROW: Robert Pickett, David ruthey. Mike Bristow, Roy Sauls, Richard Price, David Feltes, David Albers, Darrell Wesley, J. W. Adams. FOURTH ROW; Gary Gibbs, Charles Hatfield, Bob Wheeler, Russell Leggett, Robert Terry, Dean Dodson. Gary Bollinger, Rocky Spenoe, James George. John Adams. FIFTH ROW: Dan Ivanuck, Charles Rankin, Donny Brown, James Steward. Bob Brown, Edward Basham, Jim Flack, Fred Dillon, Charles Dale. SIXTH ROW: Don Kleeman, Lyndell TarTant, Glen Eberhart, Gary Heflin, Dick Johnson, Kelly Cato, Jim Bartee, Paul Lamar, Larry Duncan. Industrial Arts 29 FIRST ROW: David Sheary, Gary Cain, Wanda Jones, Secretary; John Hickerson, Vice-President; Sara Dleffenbacher, President; Judy Ricks, Treasurer; Marcella McMillan, Geraldine Marr, Sandra Aghetta. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Marie Schrelber, Sponsor; Jack Cooper, Douglas Sorbie, Troy Taylor, Mary Ellen Margherio, Mary Gruenfelder, Marilyn Lash, Helen Fry. THIRD ROW: Ann Williams, Stella Ward, Judy Landers, Wanda Campbell, Judy Sanders, Ellen Belangee, Bernard Mennemeyer, Richard Williams, Richard Price. Future Teachers of America FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America, sponsored by Mrs. Marie Schreiber, is a rapidly growing organization of C. M. Its purpose is to interest students in the teaching field and give them a chance to experience the work of teachers. They have plenty of chances to do this as they help the teachers grade papers, type tests, and record grades-. An F.T.A. member can often be seen selling pencils or wrapping jelly as these are their money-making projects throughout the year. The climax of the year's work is a chance for each senior member to teach the grade of his choice in our elementary schools. Sick? The F.N.A. members give their advice and help to anyone who comes to the nurse's office with an ache 01 a pain. Planning for the future, they try their hand at all phases of the nursing field. Many doctors and nurses are assisted by the members of the club at the various im- munization programs held during the year. They learn by participating and observing. With the help of a very fine and energetic sponsor, Mrs. Viola Metzger, the club remains very active during the school year. The members hear many interesting and instructive discussions of the advantages and disadvantages of their chosen field. Faculty members of the various schools of nursing from the surrounding area attend some of the monthly meetings and discuss their occupations with the inquisitive students. The F.N.A. is a club of service, not a profit-making organization. They offer their services to the hospitals in the area and supply Christmas toys and games for an orphanage. However, they do try to maintain a small balance for their homecoming float, annual field trip, and various other expenses. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Viola Metzger, Sponsor; Jeanette Tan-ant, Anna Lee Schmidt, Carla McHugh, Donna Zlmmermann, Jean Miller, Genelle McGaughey, Janet Powell, Madge Zimmernann, Evelyn Pelan, Edith Lane, Tanya Nelson, Lee Truglllo. SECOND ROW: Pat Kelly, Barbara Nave, Brenda Heltzman, Vada Tanner, Dora Bryles, Jonl Southard, Janet Klopmeler, Betty Sullivan, Claudlne Williams, Barbara Meldi, Peggy Oswalt. THIRD ROW: Norma Sitze, Dale Wlllman, Darryll Fertch, Judy Metcalf, Linda Moss, Viola Stone, Elizabeth Janssen, Reita Higgins, Janet Doolen, Virginia Beeman, Joyce Simpson, Karen Turner. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Goebel, Judy Brown, Judy Lassater, Sue Meininger, Peggy Hughes, Gall Murphy, Stella Turner, Sharon Sheff, Jo Ann Hausman, Kathryn Moss. Tudv Haar, Judy McMonlale. Fat are Nurses °f America 30 Fuliirr Employees Of America FIRST RCW: Frances rioyd, Carol Howard, Betty Parsons, Kathy Marth, Janet Neumann, Shirley Plegge, Janet Dressendorfer, Sharon Tucker, Betty McMillan, Betty Vlnyard. SECOND ROW: Janice Hotulz. Delorls Whaley, Mary Rivet, Linda Wesley, Barbara Suhre, Annette Dixon, Mary Benton. Frances Klmbro, Diana Snelson, Beverly Schuette, Barbara Hr on able. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Olivo Brawn, Sponsor; Nlta Thompson, Judy LaTempt, Dorothy Hubbard, Sharon Gregory, Jill Gresham. Gerald Davis, Larry Taylor. President; Dennis Pointer. FOURTH ROW: Gary Best, Mike Keelc, Jim Leonard. Lyndoll Tarrant, Don Ornollas, Ed Hanks. Eugene Schoenewels. Bill Teems, Dan Milligan. FUTURE EMPLOYEES OF AMERICA FUTURE DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA The F. E. A. is composed of students enrolled in business courses and is sponsored by Mrs. Olive Brawn. The club furthers one's interest and knowledge in the business woiid and its activities. The meetings stress the personal qualities and skills so necessary for success in the business world of today and tomorrow. To make money for their activities, the club sells Christmas cards, all occasion cards, and stationery. Richard Sandbach, as president of the club, and Mrs. Mary O'Neal, as Co-ordinator, had a busy year guiding and developing the students enrolled in Distributive Education into the techniques of better selling. Especial attention was given to the develop- ment of social traits so necessary in salesmanship. The club is a member of the State, Area, and National Distributive clubs. It has received area and state recognition. As their president, Richard Sandbach, served as Area President, Publicity Director for the State and a national delegate to Deca. The club operates a workbook and school store to raise money for their annual Employer-Employee Banquet and to pay their area, state, and national dues. Future Distributors Of America FIRST ROW: Mrs. Mary O’Neal, Sponsor; Raymond Blosk, Treasurer; Gary Vandergrlff, Vice-President; Richard Sandbach, Presldent; Pat Pickett, Secretary; Bea Tucker. SECOND ROW: Richard Shake, Don Benton, James Kronable, Jack Sauls, Larry Dustman, Terry Pritchett, Dennis Doolen. THIRD ROW: Carl Patton, Jim Watkins, Maureen Sublck, Carolyn Cathorall, Larry Duncan, Dalo Favre, Steve Hughes. FOURTH RCW: Thurman Futhey, Store Manager; Jerry Linder, Earl Dixon, Larry Ray, Charles Patton, Emmet Covey. Future Homemakers Of America riRST ROW: Glenda Stelinger, Phyllis Zimmerman, Lulu Montgomery, Janet Bryan, Ramona Vogel, Vice-President; Karen Neumann, Treasurer; Brenda Hale, President; Donna Shewmaker, Secretary; Annaleo Schmidt, Norma Price, Diana Keefe, Sandra Johnson, Jean Holder. SECOND ROW; Kathryn Moss, Viola Stone. Geneva Bartee, Charlene Ambrose, Rexeen Hearn, Judy Tedrick, Pauline Knoche, Patsy Pickett, Linda Wofford, Zelda Wallaco, Shirley Watkins, Miss Amelia Stallings, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Judy O'Connor, Terry Stotler, Alice Plegge, Elizabeth Baker, Shirley Cameron, Donna Zlmmermann, Betty Hodge, Doris Williams, Vaneta Garrett, Sandra Heigert. FOURTH ROW: MaryHogle, Janet Cruse, Saundra Baker, Sharon Bruntjen, Ruth Harrop, Geraldine Anderson, Mary Blasinglm, Pat Garrett, Madeline Donahue. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The F. H. A. carries on many activities during the school year. Someof these are the annual Sweetheart Dance, The Mother-Daughter Banquet and the exciting fashion show starring C. M. 's own stars. The club provides them with the fundamentals of home membership, womanhood, and motherhood. With Miss Amelia Stallings as their sponsor, the girls can be found selling hot dogs, coffee, hot chocolate and potato chips at the football games . LIBRARY STAFF Our library is full of good books to furnish students with good reading. If one can't find what you are looking for, just ask one of the many helpers who work in the library during their free periods. This is the third year of regular meetings for the student librarians. Mrs. Florence McGee and Mrs. Mae Rhine have made our library one of which to be proud. FIRST RCW; Mrs. Mae Rhine, Sponsor; Phyllis Swinford, Betty Adams, Sharon Oliver, Dons Spears, Shirley Rinken, Mrs. Florence McGee, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Joyce Simpson, Janet Cruse, James Large, Phyllis Roach, Sara Dleffenbacher, Judy Rude, Barbara Thompson, Linda Meadows, Geraldine Anderson, Nina Berkel, Elizabeth Janssen. THIRD ROW: Rita Higgins, Charlene Wallaco, Rosella Langford, Mark Helmkamp. Sharon Miller, Mary Ann Hogle, Ann Williams, Janice Hotuiz, Bea Tuckor. FOURTH ROW: Doris Williams, Johnell Lewis. 32 Library Staff TIRST ROW Richard Sandbach, Howard Hall, Jim Watkins, Vice-President; Richard Dressendorfer, President; Gary Cain, Secretary- Treasurer; John Mull, Charles Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: Bob Pickett, Richard Williams, Bernard Mennemeyer, Dennis Pointer, Dennis Autrey. THIRD ROW: Eugene Schoenewels, Ed Davis, Gary McMillan, Richard Winslow, Roger Hunt. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Cooper, Lyndell Tarrant, Gary Heflin, Bill Teems, Dennis Halliday, Don Florlnl. FIFTH ROW: Gerald Davis, Joe May, Ed Hanks, John Logan, Sponsor. EAGLES CLUB To become a member of the club, one has to be a varsity letter winner. The sponsor of this club is Mr. John Logan. Their most interesting activity of the year is the game between the varsity and the faculty. The faculty always look forward to this event so they can show their talent or lack of it. This event is to raise money for the school athletic fund. The social events are the athletic banquet and the initiation of the new members. CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders are chosen by popular vote of the student body each spring. They lead the student body in cheering at football and basketball games throughout the year. The cheerleaders deserve a lot of credit for they follow the team—win or lose. They are sponsored by Miss Nola Crotchett. FIRST RCW: Sandra Aghetta, Ramona Vogel, Janet Dressendorfer, Sharon Bruntjen, Jonl Southard, Saundra Baker, Captain. SECOND ROW: (Substitutes) Shirley Plegge, Terry Stotler, Janice Martin. FIRST ROW; Wanda Campbell, Mary Gmenenlelder, Secretary-Treasurer; Virginia Beeman, Janet Doolen, Doreda Fontana, Donna Best, Annette Dixon, Mary Benton. SECOND ROW: Golda Dustman, Pat Garrett, Madeline Donahue, Vaneta Garrett, Shirley Griggs, Martha Dickinson, Janet Bryan, Frances Floyd, Ruth Goebel. THIRD ROW: Sandra Aghetta, Sharon Bruntjen, Janet Dressendorfer, Saundra Baker Girls' A tide tic ssocititimi Girls ’ Athletic Association The Girls’ Athletic Association, with Miss Nola Crotchett as their sponsor, is one of the better- known girl organizations of C. M. High. The Club is composed of girls from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Their activities include bowling in the fall and winter, play nights, and the highlight of the year is their annual carnival in the spring. FIRST ROW: Jean Miller, Vice-President; Saundra Heigert, Betty Hodge, Lu Montgomery, Carol Howard, Dianne Keefe, Brenda Hale, Donna Jones, Marilyn Lash. SECOND ROW: Jean Holder, Janet Klopmeier, Sandra Johnson, Janet Neuman, Ellen Newcomb, Barbara Hllgendorf, Rexeen Hoam, Barbara Kronablc. THIRD ROW: Barbara Nave, Judy Haar, Beverly Howard, Barbara Meldi, Judy Lassatcr, Vilas Mitchell, Karen Jones. FOURTH ROW; Linda Meadows, Patricia Kelly, Dorothy Hubbard, Judy LaTempt, President; Carla McHugh, Sharon Miller. FIRST ROW: Miss Nola Crotchett, Sponsor; Joyce Simpson, Mary Rives, Judy Ricks, Janet Powell, Evelyn Pelan, Donna Shewmaker, Anna Lee Schmidt. SECOND ROW; Lawanda Shelton, Evelyn Pointer, Abbigail Rhine, Marlene Pruett, Glenda Steehllnger, Phyllis Roach, Norma Sitzcs. THIRD RCW: Peggy Oswalt, Corinne Schuette, Alice Plegge, Barbara Suhre, Betty Sullivan, GoM« Suessen. FOURTH RCW: Shirley Plegge, Terry Stotler, Jonl Southard Girls’ Athletic ssociation FIRST ROW: Doris Williams, Jackie Williams, Claudine Williams, Madge Zimmermann, Donna Zimmerman, Jeanette Tarrant, Dale WiUman. SECOND ROW: Linda Wesley, Delores Whaley, Nita Thompson, Sharon Tucker, Ann Williams, Stella Ward. THIRD ROW: Charlene Wallace,Linda Wofford, Shirley Watkins, Zelda Wallace, Karen Turner. Hand of Trumpet Section Gary Best, Gary Smith, Donna Best, Ellen Belangee, Mary Ellen Margherio, Karen Szegedy, Paul Corcoran, Lilly Duty, Kay Smith, Robert Hllgondorf, Dwight Depew, Jim White, Dale West. BAND Before and during the half time at football games and basketball games the C. M. band can be heard adding a note of rhythm to the gathering. The band is very able to blend their music with the voices of the Glee Club for public per- formances . The Thanksgiving assembly, the Christmas Sing, and the Winter Concert are a few of the special memorable performances of the band. Clarinet Section FIRST ROW: Ray Ferguson. Jim Pruett, Alice Sturgill. SECOND ROW: Jarrett Peck, Margie Stieglltz, Beverly Kessler. THIRD ROW; Janet Klopmeler, Diane Keefe, Madclyn Franklin. FOURTH ROW: Rita Higgins, Barbara Travis, Beatrice Zakrzerskl. FIFTH ROW: Ellen Ellespermann, Tom Zlvic, Jenny Henkhaus. SIXTH ROW: Sharon Oliver, Linda VanMeter, Jane Drury. SEVENTH ROW: Cheryl Bond, Willene Soper, Carolyn Giedinghagen. EIGHTH ROW: Pat Kelly. Civic Memorial Trombone. Drum. Flute. French and Bass Horn Section FIRST ROW: Dan Harris, Shirley Plcggo, Karen Neumann, Secretary; Bonnie Dickinson, Douglas Sorble, Bob Brown. SECOND ROW: Stella Ward, Carol Walker, Joyce Fields, Faye Pence, Yvonne Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Bishop, Morris Higgins. FOURTH ROW: Mick Miller, Roger Hillhouse, John Johns, Gary Kessler Bill Shaw. FIFTH ROW: Mike Keefe, Bertls Griffin, Mark Helmkamp, Lowell Woodson. Saxophone Section FIRST ROW: Mick Shaw, Douglas Sorbio. SECOND ROW: Barbara Nave, Gary Hargett. THIRD ROW: Lynn Drennan, JerTy Oliver, Elaine Kleeman, Kay Shaw, Vivian Schuette. 37 Double Sextette FIRST ROW: Ramona Vogel, Janet Klopmeier, Saundra Baker, Beverly Schuette, Phyllis Zimmerman, Donna Zlmmermann. Piano Player: Madge Zlmmermann. SECOND ROW: Jean Holder, Ellen Newcomb, Corinne Schuette, Genelle McGaughey, Janet Neumann, Jean Miller. DOUBLE SEXTETTE Performing at many school functions and com- munity activities is the Double Sextette of C. M. H. S. These girls are chosen from members of the Glee Club on the basis ctf their musical abilities. The twelve girls and their accompanist spend much time rehearsing for programs and annual con- tests. These performances bring pleasure to both the audience and the girls. This ensemble originated in 1952 and has con- tinued to serve the school ever since. MAJORETTES One of the most attractive features of the C. M. Band is the Majorettes, led by Martha Dickenson. These girls lend their vitality and talent to every performance of the Band at football games and parades. We are proud to have such a fine selection of girls to represent our school in this activity. Majorettes FIRST ROW: Lula Montgomery, Martha Dickinson, President; Brenda Hale. SECOND ROW: Betty Hodge, Barbara Meldi, Dale Willman. Employee-Em ployer Banquet Varsity vs. Faculty G. A. A. Carnival ING CflRBOh hanks I Tin At Ml OKU IN IMOt A Nf CCSSITY Of llff f XT f NS IVI US! COMMON .Y � OC HOUSJMUC MfSCMS OASIS USIOINJNK fO THIS fOST£R|| | JUNIOR CLASS PIA' f-C- N� ?i 8PM ITS PARTY kjov h| SET YAl I AT THL PaPT i V ’ , • Vi i mm KfU • • Change of sch Getting Ready W-C «'■ FORMS' Home Room Party � Uot Trophy Dress Right Assembly Engineer Club Presentation K F. H. A. Industrial Arts Athletic Banquet Track D. E. Banauet Baseball Eagles’ Initiation Science Fair Night enceroent Letter Jacket—striped shirts Formal of '59 Plymouth '59 Fashions of '58-'59 Fads and Fashions of’5H- ’59 The school year of '58 and '59 brought many varied styles to scnool. The girls, and boys create much attention in their desert boots—which are shoes; the gigantic hoops to go under the beautiful foimals worn at the corona- tion and prom; the boys in their striped shirts, Perry Como sweaters and letter jackets; whereas, the girls in their sacks and chemise dresses caused much dis- cussion here at school. Ready for a date! Desert Boots-Baseball shoes Petticoats Perry Como Sweaters DENNIS POINTER EARL ROTHE DALE AHLMEYER JOHN MULL Varsity DENNIS COOPER THE EAGLES IN ACTION LYNDALL TARRANT DON FLORINI DENNIS AUTERY OFFENSIVE FORMATION GARY CAIN Football FIRST ROW: Coach Howard, Gary Doerr, Manager; Dennis Autery, Lyndell Tarrant, Bob Pickett, Dale Ahlmeyer, Earl Rothe, Richard Sandbach, Bill Teems. John Mull, Coach Hawkins. SECOND ROW: Mike Shueman. Manager; Dennis Cooper. Paul Fay. Joe May. Bill Nix, Alan Corcoran, Mike Keefe, Gary McMillan. THIRD ROW: Dennis Pointer, Gary Cain, Millard Curry. Charles Fitzgerald. Gary Crider, Ed Davis, Curtis Page. Ed Hanks. FOURTH ROW: Lee Truglllo, Manager; Don Florini, Dermis Halliday, Howard Hall, Mike Routh, Troy Taylor, Kendall Tltsworth, Manager. FOOTBALL Under the supervision of Coach Lloyd Hawkins and Assistant Coach Bob Howard, the Eagles had a successful season. They won three; lost five and tied one. The Eagles won third place in the Conference by losing to Dupo and tying Madison. Next year, the team looks forward to an excellent season with fifteen lettermen returning. Junior Varsity Football 52 FIRST ROW: Coach Howard, Lyndell Tarrant, Gary Cain, Paul Fay. Bill Nix, Alan Corcoran, Mike Keefe, Eddie Davis. SECOND ROW: Gary Doerr, Manager; Dennis Autery, Dennis Pointer, Joe May, Gary Crider, Curtis Page, Gary McMillan. THIRD ROW: Mike Shueman, Manager; Dennis Cooper, Millard Curry, Charles Fitzgerald, Mike Routh, Troy Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Lee Trugillo, Manager; Dennis Pickett, Don Florini, Dennis Halliday, Kendall Tltsworth. FIRST ROW: Dan Swarrlnglm, Coach John Logan. Don Florinl. SECOND ROW: Harold Downing. Rich Dressendorfor. Nelson Bond, EugeneSchoenewsis, Bill Teems, Sam Kronable, Dan Milligan, Bill Kutter, Richard Winslow, Ed Davis, Ronald Tarrant, Howard Hall. Varsity Itaskctball BASKETBALL The 1958-59 basketball season was one of the most successful seasons at C. M. in the last few years. With seven juniors and three seniors, which gave experience to the team, the Eagles did very well considering the tough schedule. With Juniors, Milligan and Kronable, and Seniors, Kutter and Dressendorfer, the Eagles had scoring punch with good rebounding. The two most impressive games were against Wood River and Roxana. The Eagles coming out on the short end of a 59 to 56 decision to Wood River and winning 55 to 48 against a strong Roxana club. With Coach Logan and Assistant Coach Hartweger adding their helpful hints, the Eagles went into the regionals at Hillsboro rated as the winning team. FIRST ROW. Dan Swearlngin, Manager, Edward Hartweger, Coach, Don Florinl, Manager. SECOND ROW: Jon Parsons. Jack Heflin. Bob Pickett, Tom Zlvic, Sam Sharp, Richard Winslow, Nelson Bond, Lyndell Tarrant. Dennis Madison, Jim Knight, Howard Whaley. Cecil Meadows. Larry Cruse. Alan Corcoran. Junior Varsity liaskotball Varsity vs Junior Varsity HOWARD HALL DAN MILLIGAN SAM KRONABLE EUGENE SCHOENWEIS EDDIE DAVIS Varsity Usually Wins!! BILL TEEMS LYNDELL TARRANT NELSON BOND RICHARD WINSLOW Track FIRST ROW. Bill Kutter, Bob Pickett, Gary Cain, Bernard Mennemeyer, Troy Taylor, John Mull, Earl Rothe, Ed Hanks, Howard Hall, SECOND ROW: Lyndell Tan-ant, Dennis Cooper, Roger Hunt, James Knight, Howard Wailey, Roy Grace, Ron Coy, Dale Ahlmeyer, Mike Keefe. THIRD ROW: Coach Hawkins, Richard Winslow, Bill Nix, Tom Zlvic, Jack Heflin, Paul Fay, Gary Doerr, Manager. CROSS COUNTRY TRACK Coach John logan lead the Eagles through another successful season. They won six meets, lost three. They placed fifth in the Troy Invitational and fourth in the Conference. The 1958-59 track team had a very fine season this year, as they won a good percentage of their meets. John Mull's ability in throwing the discus and shot-put helped considerably. Since the team is made up of mostly juniors, Coach Hawkins is looking forward to a very successful season next year. FIRST ROW: Richard Dressendorfer, Cecil Meadows, Dan Milligan, Don Kleeman, Roger Hunt. Howard Whaley. SECOND ROW: Sam Sharp, Richard Winslow, Eugene Schoeneweis, James Knight, Tom Zivic. THIRD ROW: John Logan, Coach; Jon Parsons, Larry Cruse, Bill Kutter. Cross Country Baseball FIRST ROW: Dan Milligan, Dennis Halllday, Richard Sandbach, Dennis Autery, Eddie Davis, Charles Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: Cecil Meadows, Richard Drcsscndorfer, Alan Corcoran, Bill Teems, Eugene Schoenewels. THIRD ROW: Gary McMillan, James Steward, Don Florlnl, Sammy Sharpe, Coach Howard. Baseball The 1958-59 baseball team had a most successful season this year. With the fine pitching of Donald Florini and Dan Milligan the team was able to win a good portion of their games. Richard Dressendorfer also helped out a lot behind the plate. As usual the team is made up of mostly juniors, so coach Howard is looking forward to an even better season next year. FOOTBALL SCORES BASKETBALL SCORES Wood River 19 C.M. 6 Dupo 43 C.M. 36 Lanphier 15 C.M. 13 Southwestern 37 C.M. 71 Roxana 26 C.M. 0 Assumption 41 C.M. 48 Cahokia 0 C.M. 27 Roxana 48 C.M. 55 Madison 20 C.M. 20 Highland 47 C.M. 69 Highland 12 C.M. 14 Madison 73 C.M. 50 Dupo 40 C.M. 6 Dupo 61 C.M. 52 Jacksonville 27 C.M. 6 Cahokia 48 C.M. 46 Southwestern 14 C.M. 21 Jacksonville 76 C.M. 53 Mt. Olive 59 C.M. 68 BASKETBALL SCORES Highland 49 C.M. 68 Feitshans 66 C.M. 44 Staunton 38 C.M. 54 Gillespie 73 C.M. 67 Jerseyville 61 C.M. 50 Cahokia 56 C.M. 67 Wood River 59 C.M. 56 Roxana 74 C.M. 46 Madison 56 C.M. 52 Carrolton 51 C.M. 56 TOURNAMENTS O'Fallon Tournament Highland 48 C.M. 64 O'Fa lion 47 C.M. 48 Columbia 66 C.M. 61 Second Place Southwestern Tournament Southwestern 37 C.M. 71 Jerseyville 63 C.M. 49 Second Place Regional Tournament Staunton 43 C.M. 52 Hillsboro 60 C.M. 70 Litchfield 72 C.M. 55 S7 Shirley Plegge Sandra Johnson Sharon Bruntjen Betty Sullivan Janet Klopmier Bea Tucker Homecoming Maids Junior-Senior Prom Sayonara The Junior -Senior Prom of 1958 met everyone with charm and ex- citement. The seniors were honored at the most formal and exciting dance of the year, with soothing dance music by the Kingsmen, en- chanting Japanese lanterns, and quaint fortune cookies. On the bridge in the Japanese garden, Miss Donna Smith sang the beautiful theme song of the Festival of Sayonara. Reigning as empress and emperor at this gala affair, were his highness, William Landers, and her majesty, Barbara Oettel, chosen for their dedication and activity at C. M. H. S. Each Joson and Boyson completed this memorable evening by dining at their favorite teahouse. A night we won't forget— The Festival of Sayonara. lUllHjlH’IS Home Economics Banquet Football Banquet BANQUETS In the spring of the year, when the activities are practically complete, our cafeteria is resounding with many voices from the numerous banquets taking place. During the Employer-Employee Banquet, many ex- periences are recalled, both glad and sad. With an air of suspense, the G. A. A. girls await to hear their names called for an award. At the Athletic Banquet, the games lost and won, the injuries incurred, and many oth?r happenings are recalled. At the Future Homemakers of America Banquet, the discussion turns to modeling and homemaking. Employer-Employe© Banquet—F.D.A. Time Out For Ginger Junior Class Play Jeannle Carol (Janet Klopmeier) makes her stage debut. THE PLAY CAST FIRST ROW: Janet Klopmeier, Sandra Aghetta, Terri Stotler. SECOND ROW: Bill Shaw, Gary Kessler, David Sheary, Genelle McGaughey, Dan Swarrlnglm, and Lyndall Tarrant. TIMEOUT FOR GINGER Time Out For Ginger was presented by the Junior Class at File Gymnasium in Bethalto on Friday, November 21. Sandra Aghetta was the youngost daughter, the athletically-minded Ginger of the play's title. She had opportunity to snort Oh, parents! contemptuously from time to time. Terri Stotler as Joan Carol and Janet Klopmeier as Jeannie Carol were seen as sisters, with Genelle McGaughey as the understanding mother. The most famous scene of this New York hit occurred when the father of the family came home after a football game to tell the tale of how his daughter. Ginger, scored a touchdown. David Sheary, attired in a coonskin coat, acted this part realistically. Bill Shaw and Lyndall Tarrant was seen as the two contrasting beaus of the daughters in the family, Gary Kessler was the indignant high school principal, Dan Swarringim was the worried head of the father's business, and Evelyn Pelan was the family's loyal servant who was beside herself with enthusiasm over Ginger's powers on the football field. Assisting Mrs. Edna Tucker in the directing of this play was Janet Powell and Madge Zimmerman, with Gary Cain and Jacdc Cooper in charge of production. Advertising-Time Out For Ginger. THE PRODUCTION CREW Jim Leonard, Janet Neuman, Donna Best, Gary Cain, Curtis Page, Mike McCalley, Jack Cooper, Veneta Garrett, and Fred Vogel. Cordelia, I Want You To Meet Joe. THE HAPPIEST MILLIONAIRE The Happiest Millionaire This Is a happy play about a happy family. It Is half true and half crazy, which Is the proper way to organize things In this woria. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle (Gerald Davis) Is the master of his home. He has a house at 2104 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, a fortune, and a great enthusiasm for lunacy. He likes alligators, boxing, Ju-Jltsu, singing, Bible classes, and the training of Marines. Among those whom Biddle rules Is tils daughter, Cordelia (Jean Miller), who falls in love with a Southern boy. Angler Duke (John Hickerson). Anthony tries to take over and run this romance. Other members of the cast are: Emma, the maid-(Donna Jones); John Lawless, the butler -(Ron Davies); Mrs. Anthony J. Crexel Blddle-(Mary Gruenenfelder); Livingston Biddle, oldest son-(Rlchard Williams); Tony Biddle, younger son-(Meredlth Sebastian); Aunt May I exel-(Carla McHugh); Cousin Lucy Rlttenhouse- (Annette Dixon); Mrs. Benjamin Duke, mother of Angier-(Donna Zlmmermann); Charlie Taylor, a boy friend-(Larry Taylor); Joe Mancuso- (Lloyd Dodson); O'Malley-(Richard Dressendorfer); and the footman - (Lee Trugillo). Senior Play Cast FIRST ROW: Donna Jones, Donna Zlmmermann, Jean Miller, Mary Gruenfelder, Carla McHugh, Annette Dixon. SECOND ROW: Gerald Davis, Troy Taylor, Virginia Beeman, Meredith Sebastian, Lee Trugillo. THIRD ROW: Richard Dressendorfer, John Hickerson, Richard Williams, Ronnie Davies, Lloyd Dodson, SENIOR CLASS PLAY Oh! An Alligator! Larry Taylor. Hoard Of Education NED BOND, President MILTON WOFFORD, Vice-President JOHN H. SMITH, Secretary HAROLD ALBERS, Assistant Secretary CHARLES NAVE Superintendent - Your Superintendent Speaks Congratulations to the Graduates of 1959. You have com- pleted a milestone in your life and are at the threshold of new experiences. You are leaving your school friends and going forth to form new friendships. The changes, regardless of your choice of vocation or the seeking of further training, will be many and varied and my sincere hope is that you are capable and trained to cope with these situations. I know that you have been well-trained and supervised during your classroom experiences but the measure of a man or woman is his or her reaction when supervision is removed and you are alone to solve your problems. I sincerely hope that Civic Memorial has developed your ability to recognize problems; trained you in methods of solving them; and that you have the will and determination to carry out the right solutions. I also hope you have and can keep an eager, inquisitive and open mind, so that you can adjust to an everchanging world. I would like to urge you to assume your responsibilities and duties not only on local but on state, national and international levels as well. The reputation and future success of Civic Memorial depends upon the continuing and future success of its alumni, so may I suggest that each of you do your utmost to keep Civic Memorial the Best School in the State of Illinois. Wilbur R. Trimpe, Superintendent WILBUR R. TRIMPE, Superintendent Bethalto Community Unit 8 Ass is tan I Superin tendent KERMIT HARDEN, Assistant Superintendent Bethalto Communltv Unit fl 71 Principal JOHN STEWART, Principal Civic Memorial Jr.-Sr. High School The Principal Speaks One of the truly fascinating aspects of high school teaching is watching a group of boys and girls go from grass-green fresh- men to mature, sophisticated seniors in four short years. No other stage in human development involves as many changes — physical, psychological, and social—as do the four years spent in high school. The Class of '59 were freshmen when I came to Civic Memorial High School in 1956. Now we are both saying good-bye. I hope that they are leaving with as many fond memories as I. Bethalto Community Unit 8 can well be proud of its wonderful high school faculty and the support given it by the public. I shall always have a deep and abiding interest in the progress of Civic Memorial High School. Assistant Principal SHELTON MAYES, Assistant Principal Civic Memorial Jr.-Sr. High School Special Teachers FLORENCE McGEE SHELTON C. MAYES A.B., Fairmont State Teachers College, University of Illinois, Washington U., S.I.U.; Spenser of National Honor Society and Library Staff. B.S., Western Illinois State University; Assistant Principal, Dean of Boys; Driver Education, Algebra; Sponsor of Senior Clas9. VIOLA L. METZGER IKE RHINE R.N., P.H.N., St. Joseph’s Hospital School of Nursing, St. Louis University, University of Illinois; Sponsor of Future Nurses of America. B.S., Shurtleff College; Maintenance, Operation, and Transportation; Director of Visual Aids. MAE RHINE S.I.U., Shurtleff, McKendree; Assistant Librarian, Co-Sponsor of National Honor Society and Library Staff, Study Hall Teacher. MARTHA SWANN B.S., Illinois State Normal University; Dean of Girls; Co-Sponsor of Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Class. Faculty JOHN P. BAILEY KENNETH O. BELL B.A., McKendree College, University of Illinois; English It Sponser of Eaglet, Co-Sponsor of Sr. Hl-Y. B. S. , Western Illinois University; Eighth Grade Shop, Shop I, II, III, IV, (Drafting); Sponsor of Jr. Hl-Y Club, Co-Sponsor of Engineering Club, Junior Class. OLIVE BRAWN OMER L. CAREY B.E., Illinois State Normal University, Colorado State College of Education; Typing I, II; Sponsor of F.E.A. B.A., Illinois Wesleyan, Illinois State Ncmal University, University of Illinois, Southern Illinois University; General Business and Record Keeping; Sponsor of Jr. F.E.A., Freshman Class. JAMES A. COMPIS B.S., Illinois State Normal University; Metal Shop-Eighth Grade, Shop I, II, III, IV, Driver Education, Sponsor of Industrial Arts Club. NOLA CROTCHETT B.S., Illinois State Normal University; Health, Physical Education; Sponsor of G.A.A., Sr. High and Jr. High Cheer- leaders. VICTOR DUBBELDE THOMAS E. GRIESBAUM B . A. , Los Angeles State College, Washington University, S.I.U. Residence Center; Biology, Chemistry, Physics; Co-Sponsor of Science Club and Junior Class. B.S., Washington University; Mathemat- ics; Sponsor of Engineering and Radio Clubs, Co-Sponsor of Sophomore Class. B.S. , Eastern Illinois University; Woodworking-Eighth Grade, Shop I, II, III, and IV; Co-Sponsor of Junior Class, Jr. Hi-Y, Assistant Basketball Coach. B.S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers; World History, American Probloms, Physical Education; Co-Sponsor of Sophomore Class; Football and Track Coach. WILLIAM S. JONES B .S., Southern Illinois University; English I, II; Sponsor of Speech Contests. FOREST KOHLBURN B.S., -M. A. , St. Louis University; Biology, Gonoral Science; Sponsor of Senior Class, Co-Sponsor of Science Club. JOHN LOGAN SHELTON C. MAYES B.S., Shurtleff College, University of Illinois; Driver Edu cation. World History; Sponsor of Lettcrman Club; Co- Sponsor of freshman Class. B.S., Western Illinois State University; Driver Education, Algebra; Assistant Principal, Dean of Boys; Sponsor of Senior Class. EVA OETTING B.S., Illinois State Normal University; Art I, II, III, E.M.H. Art; Co-Sponsor of Freshman Class and Sonlor Tri-Hl-Y. MARY O’NEAL B.E., Western Illinois State College, M.A., University of Illinois, University of Colorado; Business Education; Sponsor of Spoctor, and future Distributors of America. ERNEST L. OPP B.S. , Western Illinois University, University of Illinois; Instrumental and Vocal Music; Sponsor of Glee Club and Band. DOROTHY G. RAINEY A.B., Shurtleff College, M.A., State University of Iowa, Greenville College, University of Colorado; English IV, Latin I, II, french I; Sponsor of Latin Club, Co-Sponsor of Sophomore Class. MARIE SCHREIBER B.S., Shurtieff College, Southern Illinois University; Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Clerical Office Practice, Business Arithmetic; Sponsor of Future Teachers of America, Sophomore Class. JUNIA D. SMART A.B., Flora MacDonald College, Johns Hopkins University, University of North Carolina, Shurtieff College, Washington University: English; Co-Sponsor of Senior Class. AMELIA STALLINGS EDNA TUCKER B.S.; M.S., Southern Illinois University, Homemaking II, Family Living, Director of Cafeteria, Sponsor of Junior Class and Future Homemakers of America. A.B., Kansas Wesleyan University, Illinois Wesleyan University, University of Colorado, Washington University; English; Sponsor of Dramatics Club. ERNEST A. WEINKE B.A., M.A., Ph.D., University of Wisconsin; Algebra II, General Science, Plane Geometry; Chairman of Math Depart- ment, Co-Sponsor of Freshman Class. WALTER E. ZIMMERMAN B.A., B.S., Lewis Institute, Shurtieff College, Wisconsin University, North- western University, Gregg Normal; Social Science Subjects; Red Cross First Aid Instructor, Co-Sponsor of Eighth Grade. Mrs. Clara Choat, Secretary; Mrs. Aldene Leonard, Bookkeeper; Mrs. Bemlce Schoenewels, Bookkeeper; Mrs. Helen Pointer, Secretary; Mrs. Janet Goessman, Secretary. OFFICE PERSONNEL These are the school employees, who keep the school books in shipshape conditions, answer the telephone, type all the material from the superintendent and principal's office, act as receptionists and take care of all other duties, which occur in a business office. Day after day, summer and winter, one can find these employees busy. CAFETERIA I don't want any of that, and How about plenty of this. These remarks are heard every day by our cafeteria staff who always have a cheery reply and try to comply with iveryone's wishes. With Miss Amelia Stallings as the Super- visor of the Cafeteria, the staff prepares well- balanced and healthy lunches for us each day. Cafeteria Staff Miss Aroy Stallings, Supervisor; Mrs. Nellie Taylor, Chief Cook; Mrs. Florence Stleglltz, Mrs. Florence Lehnen, Mrs. Lillian Sparrowk, Mrs. Helen Kessler. Transportation SPECIAL TRANSPORTATION Mrs. Maxine Peck, Mrs. Margaret Barnhart. TRANSPORTATION Bus Number 4 is in the ditch ' Bus Number 7 won't start. These are the type of remarks that come to Mr. Rhine's ears each winter. Our bus drivers can also be found on the job transporting us to the basketball and football games and on numerous field trips. Special transportation is furnished for the physical handicapped and kindergarten youngsters. CUSTODIANS Mr. Amos Jack, Mr. Perry Simpson, Mr. George Cooper, and Mrs. Myrtle Gravllle. BUS DRIVERS Mr. Victor Dubblede, Mr. Forest Kohlburn, Mrs. Obera McMlllen, Mrs. Vernelle Smith, Mrs. Vemlta Lassotor, Mrs. Geraldine Suhre. Mrs. Agnes Winslow, Mrs. Virginia Sandbach, Mr. Ike Rhine, Director of Transportation. DALE AHLMEYER ELIZABETH ANN BAKER SAUNDRA BAKER Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3; Base- ball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Library Staff 1; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Letter Winner 1,2,3 Cheerleader 1,2,3 ,4; F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4, President 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Sextet 2,3,4; District Ensemble 1,2,3; District En- semble Winner 2 Seniors TED BART HALO MEW Herman High, Missouri VIRGINIA BEEMAN Student Council 1; Specta- tor Staff 4; Eaglot Staff 4; Eaglet Staff, Features, Typist 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.E.A. 1; F.N.A. 2,3,4; Library Staff 1; N.H.S. 3, 4; Qee Club 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Letter Winner 1,2,3,4; Dramatic Club 4 DON BENTON F.E.A. 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2; F.D.A. 3,4 MARY BENTON Spectator Staff 4; Eaglet Staff 3; G.A.A. 4; F.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Dra- matic Club 3,4 RAYMOND BIESK Student Council 1; F.E.A. 3,4; Treasurer 4, F.D.A. 3,4; Hl-Y 1; Football 1; Baseball 2; Radio Club 4 SHIRLEY CAMERON F.H.A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Letter Winner 1,2,3 CAROLYN CATHORALL North Junior High 1; F.H.A. 1, 2,3; F.N.A. 3; F.D.A. 4 KELLY CATO Industrial Arts Club 3; Track 1 JANET CRUSE Pep Squad 1,2; F.H.A. 1 ,2,3, 4; Latin Club 1,2; Library Staff 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Junior Class Play, Minor Part; Hi-Y 1, President 1; Dramatic Club 3,4 RONALD DAVIES Spectator Staff 3,4; Eaglet Staff 2,3,4, Junior Sports' Editor 2,3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 2; Class Play, Junior, Minor Part; Foot- ball 3; Basketball 2; Baseball 1, 2 3,4; Dramatic Club 3,4 GERALD DAVIS Spectator Staff 4; F.E.A. 4; In- dustrial Arts Club 2; Junior, Senior Class Plays 3,4; Football 1,2,3 ,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Eagles Club 3,4; Dra- matics Club 3,4, President 4 SARA DIEFFENBACHER ANNETTE DIXON LLOYD DODSON East Junior High 1; Student Coun- cil 2; Science Club 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4, President 4; Latin Club 1, 2,3,4; Library Staff 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; District Ensemble Entry 1; District Speech Contest 2,3,4; District’ Speech Contest Winner 2,3; Dra- matic Club 3,4; Regional Speech Contest 2,3; Regional Speech, Contest Winner 3; State Speech Contest 3 Spectator Staff 4; Eaglet Staff 3, 4, Typist 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; F.E.A. 1,3,4; Library Staff 2; Junior Play, Major Part; Dramatic Club 3,4 Spectator Staff 4, Art Editor 4; Eaglet Staff 3,4 , Junior Art Editor and Sports Editor 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4; Presiderl 4; Junior and Senior Plays, Crew 3,4; Band 1,2; Marching Band 1; Football 2,3; Track 1,2; Dra- matic Club 3,4; Engineering Club 3,4 RICHARD DRESSENDORFER Feitshans, Glenwood, Springfield 1,2; Student Council 4; Spectator Staff 3,4, Editor 4; Hl-Y 3; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Eagles' Club 3, 4, President 4 GEORGE DRURY May Green, Central High, Cape Girardeau, Missouri; Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2; Engineering Club 3; Radio Club 3; Treasurer 3 LARRY DUNCAN Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4;F.D.A. 4; F.F.A. 1 JANET DOOLEN G.A.A. 2,3; F.H.A. 1; F.N.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Library Staff 2 HAROLD DOWNING F.D.A. 3,4; Hi-Yl; Basket- ball 1,2,3 ,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Cross Country 2,3,4 GLEN EBERHART Industrial Arts Club 1 ,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Baseball 3,4; En- gineering Club 3; Radio Club 3. DALE FAVRE Alton Senior High School 1,2,3; F.D.A. 4; Band Officer 4 HELEN FRY Student Council Representative 2; Eaglet Staff Typist 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3, 4; Junior Class Play, Minor Part; N.H.S. 3; Glee Club 1.2,3,4; Girls'Chorus 1 ,2, 3,4 , Letter Winner 3; State Music Contest 2; Dramatic Club 3. THURMAN FUTHEY, JR. F.E.A. 1; F.D.A. 3,4; Stcre Manager 4 JOHN GARIS Student Council 1; F.E.A. 1 DENNIS GIBBS KENNETH GIBBS JACK GRINDSTAFF Woodriver High School 1; Library Staff 1; Football 1,4 Woodriver High School 1 DANNY GRUEN GEORGE HARTLEY MARY GRUEN ENT ELDER Student Council 3; Class Officer, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Spectator Staff 3,4, Senior Editor 4; Eaglet Staff 3, Typist 3; Pep Squad 1,2, 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 4; F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play Miner Part 3; Glee Club 1,2, 3; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3, Chorus Letter Winner 1,2,3; Queen Can- didate 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Dramatic Club 4 BRENDA HALE Spectator Staff 3,4, Assistant Business Manager 4; Eaglet Staff Typist 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; President 4, Secretary 3; Hi-Y 1,2; Marching Band 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Letter Winner 1,2,3,4; Dis- trict Ensemble Entry 2,3,4; Win- ner 2,3; Dramatic Club 3,4 JOANN HAUSMAN Pep Squad 1; G.A.A. 1; F.E.A. 1; F.N.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Qee Club 2; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dramatic Club 4 GARY HEFLIN BRENDA HEITZMAN JOHN HICKERSON F.E.A. 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4; Hl-Y 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Track 1,2; Eagles' Club 3,4 Science Club 1; F.H.A. 1; F.E.A. 2; F.N.A. 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Dramatic Club 4 Spectator Staff 3,4, Snapshot Editor 4; Eaglet Staff 4, Printer; Science Club 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4, Vice-President 4; Latin Club 2,3, 4; Junior Play Major 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Track 3; Dramatic Club 3,4, Photographer 4; Engineering Club 3,4; Radio Chi 3,4, Secretary 3 REHA HIGGINS Science Club ,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3; G.A.A. 3; F.H.A. 1; F.N.A. 2,3,4; Library Staff 1,2,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Letter Winner 1,2,3, Key Winner 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4: Dramatic Club 4 JANICE HOTUIZ Pep Squad 2,3; F.H.A. 3; Library Staff 3,4; F.E.A. 1 ,4; Hi-Y 1; Dramatic Club 4 DOROTHY HUBBARD Eaglet Staff, Typist 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1; F.E.A. 2,3,4; Library Staff 3; Hl-Y 1; Dramatic Club 3,4 STEVEN HUGHES F.D.A. 3,4 DICK JOHNSON DONNA JONES ELIZABETH JANSSEN Science Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3; F.H.A. 1; F.N.A. 2,3,4; Library Staff 2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1; Dramatic Club 4 LARRY KERSHNER Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 4; Home Room Represent- ative 2,3; Science Club 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 3.4, Secretary 4; Latin Club 1,2 , 3.4, Treasurer 4; Junior Class Play, Minor Part; Dramatic Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Engineer- ing Club 4 Science Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3; Latin Club 2,3; Engineering Club 3; Radio Club 3 BILL KUTTER PAUL LAMAR EDITH LANE F.E.A. 3; Hi-Y 1.3; Football 1; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Cross Country 2,3,4 Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3 ,4; Track 2; Cross Country 3; Radio Club 3 Eaglet Staff Typist 3; Science Club 4; Pep Squad 3; F.E.A. 1; F.N.A. 2,3,4 MARILYN LASH Engineering Club 4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 2; Spectator Staff 4 , Assistant Editor 4; Science Club 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2,-N.H.S. 3,4; Dramatic Club 4; D.A.R. Award JERRY LASSETER Science Club 1,2,3; T.E.A. 2,3; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2,3,4; Class Play, Junior Minor 3;Track 1,2,3; Eagles' Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3 JUDY LA TEMPT JERRY UNDER LAWANDA LOVE G.A.A. 2,3, President 4; F.E.A. F.D.A. 4; Radio Club 3 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4, Secretary 4 G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 3; F.E.A. 2; Glee Club 3; Girls Chorus 3 CARLA McHUGH Class Officer, Vice-President 3, 4; Spectator Staff 4; Pep Squad 1; G.A.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 1; F.N.A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Latin Club 3, 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Hl-Y 1 MARCELLA MCMILLAN Science Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3; F.H.A, 1,2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Dra- matic Club 3,4; Engineering Club 4 JUDITH McMONIGLE Eaglet Staff 3; Science Club 3,4; Pep Squad 3; F.N.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Dra- matic Club 3,4 JOSEPH MAY Greenville High School; Eaglet Staff, Sports Editor 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Dramatic Club 4; Eagles Club 4 JEAN MILLER EUGENE MAYNARD F.E.A. 1; Industrial Arts Club 2 Student Council 3,4, President 4; Class Officer Secretary-Treasurer 1,2; Spectator Staff 4; Eaglet Staiff, Junior Editor 3; G.A.A. 2,3,4, Vice-President 3,4; F.N.A. 2,3, 4, President 4, Vice-President 3; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play, Junior Minor 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Letter Winner 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Sex- tet 4; District Ensemble Entry 1, 2,3; District Ensemble Accom- panist 1,2,3; State Ensemble Ditry 2; Accompanist 1,2,3; District Solo Entry 2,3; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Secretary 4 il ROY MILLER Joliet High School; Student Coun- cil 1; F.D.A. 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 1; Hl-Y 1; Football 1; Basket- ball 1; Track 1; Dramatic Club 4 MARY MORROW Student Council 4; G.A.A. 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Junior Play, Major Hi-Y 1; Glee Club 1,2, 3.4; Girls' Chorus 1 ,2,3 .4; Chorus Letter Winner 2; Dramatic Club 3,4 KATHERN MOSS F.H.A. 1,2,4; F.N.A. 3,4; Dra- matic Club 4 LEONARD MOUSER F.D.A. 3,4; Band 1,2, Letter Winner 1 LARRY NELSON Roxana 2,3,4 PEGGY OSWALT Eaglet Staff, Typist 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; F.E.A. 2; F.N.A. 3,4; Latin Club 4; Library Staff 1; Glee Club 4; Girls' Chorus 4; Dramatic Club 4 PAT PICKETT Eaglet Staff, Typist 4; G.A.A. 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.D.A. 3. 4, Secretary 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3; Dramatic Club 4 DENNIS POINTER F.E.A. 1,4; Spectator Staff 4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 3; Junior Play, Minor 3; Hi-Y 1,2; Football 1.2, 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Base- ball 1; Eagles' Club 4; Dramatic Club 3,4; Engineering Club 3; Radio Club 3,4 WILLIAM POWELL F.E.A. 1 NORMA JEAN PRICE TERRY PRITCHETT LARRY RAY F.H.A. 4; F.E.A. 1,2; Library Staff 1,2; Dramatic Club 4 F.D.A. 3,4 F.D.A. 4; Football 1; Basketball 1 JUDY RICKS N.H.S. 3,4; [Dramatic Club 3,4; Spectator Staff, Girls' Sports Editor 4; Eaglet Staff, Typist: 4; Science Club, Secretary 3,4; Pep Squad 2, 3; G.A.A. 3,4; F.N.A. 2; F.T.A. 3,4 , Treasurer 4; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Library Staff 3; Junior Class Play, Minor; Senior Class Play, Minor MARY RIVES Spectator Staff 4; Eaglet Staff Distributor 4; Pep Squad 1 ,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 3; F.E.A. 1,2,4; Library Staff 2; N.H.S. 3,4; Hl-Y 1; Dramatic Club 3,4 MYRON ROBINSON EDWARD ROCK EARL ROT HE F.E.A. 1 Jersey Community High 1; Science Club 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 1,2 Industrial Arts Club 3; Hl-Y 4; Treasurer 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2 MICHAEL ROUTH Idaho Falls High; Engineering Club 4 RICHARD SAND BACH Student Council 1,2; Class Officer, President 2; Spectator Staff 4, Boys' Sports Editor 4; Eaglet Staff 4; F.E.A. 1,2,3, Vice-President 1; F.D.A. 4, President 4; Area Pres- ident 4; Stato Publicity Director 4; Class Play, Major Part 3,4; Hi-Y 1,2, Vioc-President 1; Football 1, 2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4; Eagles' Club 1,2, 3,4; Dramatic Club 3,4; Engineering Club 3; Radio Club 3 JACK SAULS F.E.A. 2; F.D.A. 3.4; HI-Y 1; F.F.A. 1 ANNA LEE SCHMIDT Class Officer, Vice-Pres- idont 1; Spectator Staff 4; Eaglet Staff, Typist 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Sec- retary 1 ,2,4; F. N.A. 4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play, Minor; N.H.S. 3,4; Dramatic Club 4 MEREDITH SEBASTIAN Spectator 4; Eaglet Staff 4; Science Club 2,3; Industrial Arts 2,3; Class Play, Minor 3; Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Dramatic Club 3,4; Radio Club 3, President 3 DONNA SHEWMAKER Student Council 1,2; Spectator Staff, Business Manager 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 1; Hl-Y 1,2, Secretary 1; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dra- matic Club 3 RICHARD SHAKE F.D.A. 4 MICKEY SHAW Eaglet Staff 4; Science Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Letter Winner 1,2 , 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Engineering Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4 JOYCE SIMPSON JAMES SPARKS VIOLA STONE Spectator Staff 4; Eaglet Staff 3, 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.E.A. 2; F.N.A. 2,3,4; Library Staff 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Letter Winner 1,3,4; District Spooch Contest 4; Dramatic Club 4 Columbus High, Columbus, Indiana Spectator Staff 4; F.H.A. 4; F.E.A. 1, Secretary-Treasurer 1; F.N.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 4 BARBARA SUHRE S pcctator Staff 4; Eaglet Staff 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1; F.E.A. 3,4 BETTY SULLIVAN Pep Squad 1,2 ,3,4; G.A.A. 4; F.H.A. 1,2; F.N.A. 3,4; Homecoming Maid 2; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4 VADA TANNER JEANETTE TARRANT LARRY TAYLOR Student Council 3; Class Officer Secretary-Treasurer 3; F.H.A. 1, 2; F.N.A. 3; Latin Club 2,3; Library Staff 3; Minor Part in Junior Play 3; N.H.S. 3,4, Treasurer 4; Dramatic Club 3,4 G.A.A. 4; F.H.A. 1,2; F.N.A. 3,4; Junior Play, Minor 3 Spectator Staff 4; Eaglet Staff 4; Science Club 4; F.E.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4, Vice-President 3; Latin Club 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4, Pres- ident 4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Secretary 1; Basketball 1; Track 3; Dramatic Club 4; Engineering Club 3,4, Secretary 3,4 TROY TAYLOR JUDY TED RICK F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.E.A. 1,2 NITA THOMPSON Science Club 2 ,3,4 , Treasurer 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Hl-Y 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Letter Win- ner 2,3; District Ensemble Entry 2,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Dramatic Club 3,4 G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.E.A. 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Dramatic Club 3 LEE TRUGILLO Grand Prairie High, Grand Prairie , Texas; Spectator Staff 4; Science Club 2,4; F. N.A. 4; Hi-Y 1, Sec- retary-Treasurer 1; Band 1 , 2 ,4; Marching Band 1 ,2; Basketball 2; Cross Country 2; Dramatic Club 4; Senior Play 4 BEATRICE TUCKER Spectator Staff 4; Eaglet Staff 3,4; G.A.A. 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; F.D.A. 3,4, State Secretary 3, Area Vice-Pres- ident 3; Band 1; Marching Band 1; Queen Candidate 3, 4 JAMES TURNER MYRNA WATERS JIM WATKINS Science Club 2,3,4, Vice-Pres- ident 4; Junior Play, Minor; Band 1,2,4; Marching Band 1; District Ensemble Entry 2,4; Football 1,2, 3; Track 2; Dramatic Club 3,4; Engineering Club 3,4 F.E.A. 1 Science Club 2,3; F.T.A. 3; In- dustrial Arts Club 2,3; F.D.A. 4; Hi-Y 3; Eagles' Club 3,4; Dra- matic Club 4; Engineering Club 3; Radio Club 3.4 ROBERT WEBSTER Band 1,2, Letter Winner 2 LINDA WESLEY Spectator Staff 4; Eaglet Staff, Dis- tributors 3,4, Typist 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1, 2,3; F.E.A. 3,4; Junior Class Play, Minor; Hi-Y 1, Treasurer 1; Dra- matic Club 3,4 DELORIS WHALEY Eaglet Staff 3,4, Serior Interviews 4, Distributor 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.E.A. 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 3,4 RICHARD WILLIAMS Class Officers 4; Spectator 4; Science Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Latin Club 1, 2,3,4; Hl-Y 1,2,3,4; Dis- trict Speech Contest 3; Dis- trict Spooch Contest Winner 3; Eagles' Club 4; Dramatic Club 3,4; Engineering Club 3,4; Radio Club 3,4 TOM YERKES DONNA ZIMMERMANN Science Club 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 1,2 ,3; Hl-Y 1.2; Football 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Eagles' Club 1,2,3,4 Class Officer, President 1; Specta- tor Staff 4; Eaglet Staff, Typist 3, 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2, 3,4; F.N.A. 2,3,4, Secretary4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus Letter Winner 1,2, 3,4; Girls’ Sextet 2,3,4; District Ensemble Entry Winner 2,3; State Ensemble Entry Winner 2; District Solo Entry Winner 3; District Music Contest Winner 1,2; Dramatic Club 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4 Juniors Sandra Aghetta Donna Best David Albers Chester Bowman Billy Ames Donny Brown Dennis Autery Judy Brown Jim Bartee George Becker Janet Bryan Dora Bryies Gary Cain Thomas Carter Edward Cazadd Donald Chapman Nita Clark Richard Cloninger Gary Cooper John Cooper Gary Couch Juanita Covey Ron Coy Gary Crider Eddie Davis Gene DeNeef Martha Dickinson Earl Dixon Madeline Donahue Dennis Doolen Bill Downing Darryll Fertch Charles Fitzgerald Don Florin! Larry Dustman Frances Floyd Jo Ann Edwards Harvey Franke Larry Eubanks Patricia Garrett « Vaneta Jo Garrett Leon Gill Ruth Ann Goebel Bill Govero Sharon Gregory Jill Enid Gresham Shirley Griggs Gary Hall Howard Hall Dennis Halliday Edward Hamlett Edward Hanks Patricia Hardesty Ruth Ann Hausman Rexeen Hearn Michael Henkhaus Barbara Hilgcndorf Eddie Irvin Melvin Hodge Fred Irvin Mary Ann Hogle Annlttc Audrey Jankc Carol Howard James Janssen Rodger Hunt Ronald Hutchins Sandra Johnson Diana Keefe Gary Kessler Frances Kimbro Donald Kleeman Janet Klopmelcr Pauline Knocke James Kronable Buezzetta Le Blanc Marjorie Leggett James Leonard Michael McCalley Genelle McGaughey Betty McMillan Gary McMillcn Maryellen Marghoiro Geraldyne Man Kathryn Marth Darlene Martin Richard Meisenhelmer Dan Milligan Lulu Montgomery Bernard Mennemeyer Judith Metcalf John Mull Janet Neumann Mike Miller Karen Neumann Sharon Miller Ellen Newcomb Larry Null Don Omellas Larry Overmeyer James Owens Ronald Owens Curtis Page Mike Painter Betty Parsons Carl Patton Charles Patton Evelyn Pelan Alice Plegge Janice Pollard Doyle Powell Janet Powell Darrell Pruett Charles Rankin Richard Ray Calvin Reynolds Phyllis Roach Eugene Schoenewels Corinne Schuette Bill Shaw David Sheary Judith Rude Sharon Sheff John Sandbach Rose Shelton Michael Shueman Howard Simonin Norma Sitzes Jerry Sloan Gary Smith Diana Snelson Douglas Sorble Joany Southard Glenda Steehlinger Terry Stotler Ann Strohbeck Maureen Subick Golda Suessen Karen Turner Dan SwarTlnglm Eugene Tyler Lyndell Tarrant Gary Vandergnff Bill Teems Donna VanPreter Barbara Thompson Betty Vlnyard Margaret Tlmpe Charles Vlnyard Fred Vogel Ramona Vogel Charlene Wallace Zelda Wallace Shirley Watkins Ann Williams Dale Willman Linda Wofford Tony Wolf Sophomores Cheryl Allsman Charlene Ambrose Geraldine Anderson Raymond Arnold Geneva Bartce Ellen Belangee Fred Berkel Nina Berkel John Berry Gary Best Ivy Biesk Mary Blasingim Sylvia Blasingim Jerllyn Bond Nelson Bond Sharon Bruntjen Sharon Butler James Caffery Wanda Campbell Yvonne Campbell Leeroy Cavasher James Cook Dennis Cooper Lonzo Copeland Allen Corcoran lOO Ronnie Cox Larry Cruse Millard Curry Larry Daniels David Diuguld Anthony Dixon Gary Doerr Leslie Downer Sharon Downey Darrell Drake Janet Dressendorfer Vicki Drury Loretta Duff Golda Dustman Mary Ellen Eaker Russell Easter Chester Elliott James Evllslzer Paul Fay Raymond Ferguson Earleen Fernandes Karen Fitzgerald Doreda Fontana Edward Garis Caroline Goodbrake Roy Grace Doris Gurley Judy Haar Nancy Hardwick Charlene Harrison Ruth Ann Harrop Saundra Hatcher Saundra Heigert Jackie Heflin Sharon Hendricks Shirley Hendricks Roger Hillhouse Betty Hodge Robert Hogle Jean Holder Beverly Howard Jerry Howard Peggy Hughes Cecil Hulett Orville Isken 101 Daniel Ivanuck Karen Jones Taylor Joyce Mike Keefe Patricia Kelly James Knight Robert Korte Judith Krankel Barbara Kronable Shirley Lacey Judith Landers John Langley Judy Lasseter Page Lawrence Carolyn Leverton Gene Lewis Johnell Lewis Eugene Lievers Jo Ann Llley Judy Lindemen Charles Long Mary Ann Lowrance David Lucht Donald McGaughey Dennis McKey 102 Dennis Madison William Manning Janice Martin Phillip Martin Cecil Meadows Linda Meadows Carolyn Sue Melnlnger Barbara Meldi James Mihallch Meredith Miller Darlene Mitchell Vilas Mitchell Cora Moody Raymond Moore Linda Moss Carol Mulligan Gall Murphy Jerr-y Nappier Barbara Nave Tanya Nelson Bill Nix Judy O'Connor Jerry Oliver Jon Parsons Dennis Pickett Robert Pickett Shirley Plegge Evelyn Pointer Richard Price Marlene Pruett Roberta Rankin Kenneth Rea Brenda Reynolds Abbigall Rhino Edward Robinson Jimmy Russell Judy Sanders Roy Sauls Vema Sauls Carl Schlemer Helen Schreier Beverly Schuette Dwight Sebastian Sam Sharp Harlen Shaw 103 Barbara Sheppard Gary Sherfy William Shewmaker George Smith James Smith Thomas Smith Fred Spence Joan Spurgeon James Steward Linda Stout Betty Thomas Jean Thomas Kendall Titsworth Sharon Tucker Stella Turner Linda Van Meter Linda Walden Merle Wanlck Stella Ward Darrell Wesley Howard Whaley Daniel Wheeler Doris Williams Jacqueline Williams Sharon Wills Richard Winslow Earl Wiseman JoAnn Woolsey Boyd Zimmerman Tommy Zivic Posing! MINUTES SECONDS s Initiatioi EDITH IA NE BURMESTER Iunior High Faculty LEWIS HAUSER L.I., Arkansas Polytechnic College, University of Arkansas; B.S., Shurtloff College; Dramatics and Television Work at Montioello College; Curriculum Work at McKendree; General Science; Sponsor of the Eighth Grade, Co-Sponsor of the Tri-Hi-Y. B.S., Shurtleff College; Physical Educa- tion, Eighth Grade Arithmetic; Co-Sponsor of the Eighth Grade. ROBERT HOWARD B.S., Union College; Science, Math; Sponsor of Senior Hi-Y, Co-Sponsor of the Eighth Grade. GLADYS LUNSFORD B.E., Illinois State Normal University, Shurtleff College; Common Learnings; Sponsor of the Eighth Grade; Jr. Tri-Hl-Y. NORMA RASH B.S., Scxithem Illinois University; Home Economics; Sponsor of Jr. Future Home- makers of America, Co-Sponsor of the Freshman Class. MILDRED SANDERS B.A., Oeenville College, Arizona State College, University of Arizona, Peabody College for Teachers; Special Education. JEWELL STUTZ B.E., McKendree; Common Learnings; Sponsor of Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Co-Sponsor of the Eighth Grade. FIRST ROW: Charles Dale, Jerry Cauley, Benny Cooper, Betty Adams, Rebecca Crider, Barbara Ewing, Jenal Courtoise, Donna Church, Lillie Duty, Beverly Bourland, Donna Dally, Deane Davis, Gary Boyles, Paul Corcoran. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Binning, Dawson Cooper, Micheal Bristow, Beverly Donahue, Dannl Emde, Edward Basham, Danny Carter, Gary Eaton. THIRD ROW: J. W. Adams, Pearl Berkel, Carolyn Dorris, Andrew Augustine, Jackie Doolen, Barbara Coffman, Joan Cook, Bonnlo Dickinson. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Benton, Gary Bollinger, John Adams, Yvonde Barham, Ann Donaldson, Wanda Dixon, Mary Ann Battles, Janice Duff, Donna Chase. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Omer Carey, Sponsor, Robert Brown, Carl Accord, Fred Dillon, Dean Dodson, Harold Brown, Mark Burgand, Daniel Cathorall, Dr. Ernest Wienke. Ninth Grade FIRST ROW: Beverly Gehrke, Bobbi Floyd, Pat Kelly, Dorothy Hamor, Judy Hawkins, Kay Jenkins, Vada Klmbro, Vesta Heflin, Mr. John Logan, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: John Johns, David Heeren, Jimmy George, Bill Grlndstaff, Harold Hausman, Ralph Ferguson, Larry Garrett. THIRD ROW: Linda Houston, Linda Jackson, Rosella Lankford, Linda Kasten, Nora Kingston, Janet Hall, Joyce Fields, Betty Green. FOURTH ROW: David Felts, Leroy Kraut, Ed Krankle, David Futhey, Richard Gocway, Paul Fitch, Tom Keller. FIFTH ROW: Gary Greer, Jim Gill, Mark Helmkamp, Jim Flack, Jerry Kenser, Sam Knight, Dennis -Hutchins , Douglas Farmer, Charles Hatfield. FIRST ROW: Marsha Powell, Stella MsNealy, Jo Ann Mihallch, Mary Moran, Rosella Lankford, Mary Marshall, Sue Oetken, Helen Maslero, Donna Mouser, Barbara Rogers, Mrs. Eva Getting, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Craig Pace, Shirley Rieken, Pat Mellenthin, Faye Pence, Janet Linder, Bill Rodgers, James Redman, Sue Moisenhelmer, Nancy Ray. THIRD ROW: Betty Odom, Sharon Oliver, Sharon Rude, Jim Mitchell, Sally Parker, Pat Moss. FOURTH ROW: Jarrett Peck, Jim Pruitt, Ronnie Phillips, Jimmy Menke, Bill Page, Wilma Powell, Pat Quenneville, Virginia Price. FIFTH ROW: Terry Reedy, Gary Miller, James Large, Ted Reynolds, Russell Leggett. SIXTH ROW: Ron Retzer, Andy Lewis, Gene Nash, Jerry Nash, Eldon Price, Bill Lawson, Smitty McCottom, James Ricks. SEVENTH ROW: Frank McCormick, Jim Rush, John Nelson, Bobby Rodgers, Dave Mennemeyer, Duane Pacy. Aintli Grade FIRST ROW: Frances Waters, Doris Williams, Ruth Vlnyard, Elaine Titus, Alice Thomas, Margaret Thompson, Mrs. Norma Rash, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Robert Terry, James Stephens, Jerome Tucker, Maurice Ward, E ennis Sullivan, James Turner, William Timpe, Bill Tanner. THIRD ROW: Phyliss Swinford, Virginia Sommers, Linda Walker, Alice Sturgill, Diane Schoenewois, Barbara Travis, Margaret Steward, EUaloulse Williams, Theresa Steward. FOURTH ROW: Judith Winslow, Sherry Stanford, Corene Spangler, Doris Spears, Delbert Stoddard, Rocky Spence, William Schoeneweis, Harold Smith, Maurice Sheff, Edward Wanick. FIFTH ROW: Artrischia Snodgrass, Lynn Ann Stotler, Janice Stunkel, Wllleno Soper, Linda Tarrant, Cherris Weishaupt, Beatrice Wiseman, Janice Sullivan, Albert Will. SIXTH ROW: Kenneth Simonln, Eugene Taylor, Robert Wheeler, Robert Williams, Thomas Williams, Frederick Simonds, Claude Vermaux, Harold Shake, John Schilling, John Sanders. FIRST ROW: Gloria Bruntjen, Sherryl Bond, AdeirBruce, Lynne Drennan, Theresa Biesk, Sharon Brewster, Joyce Black, Susan Dodd, Janie Drury, Eva Cason, Donna Campbell, Geraldine Cherry. SECOND ROW: Rose Alesandrlni, Louise Beasley, Sharon Broyles, Joyce Arnold, Joann Baine, Joyce Bricker, Frances Couch, Shirley Couch, Mary Berry, Charolettc Chapman, Co-sponsor; Mr, Lewis Hauser, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Michelle De Noof, Sharon Dillard, Cecil Cameron, Homer Bradley, Earl Berk el, Pete Dixon, Kenneth Brooks, Harold Downey, Thomas Berkel, Ronald Bishop. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Dale, Dennis Berry, Leonard Davies, Larry Crawford, Dewight Depew, Larry Carr, Jack Belangee, Terry Anderson, John Ackerman. Eigh til G rude FIRST ROW: Sharon Hunt, William Hays, Richard Link, Jackie Harmon, Danny Kenny, Gary Lawson, Danny Eaker, Bob Lucas, Andrew Hartley, Judith Flowers. SECOND ROW: Joyce Griggs, Susan Guthery, Christina Green, Karen Coons, Pat Feltes, Pat Hunt, Janet Harrop, Ruth Hogle, Pat Hogle, Linda Hall, Mrs. Edith Burmester, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Lawton, Ruby Kingston, Gary Jackson, Morris Higgins, Bonnie Kevits, President; Lois Knight, Charlene Garret, Joyce Collins, Helen Garrison, FOURTH ROW: Robert Edgell, Robert Hilgendorf, Jim Greon. FIRST ROW: Kay Marshall, Josie Manus, Darlene Ivers, Alice Paco, Melba Miller, Ruth Ann Northway, Shirley Marshall, Judy Masterson, Betty Melsenhoimer, Shirley Maynard, Janlco Pennock, Penny Payne. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Jewell Stutz, Sponsor; Lindell Phillips, Dana Romans, Marilyn Rowe, Delores Powell, Elaine Kleeman, Shirley Maynard, Edward Phillips, Eddie McKenzie, Mrs. Gladys Lunsford, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Robinson, James Rankin, Jerry Powell, Dale Rose, Francis Miller, Bobble Quertermouse, Kenny Paul, Carl Runlon, Don McDowell, Loren Moss, Merle McKee. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Ross, Lyndall Newell. Eighth Grade FIRST ROW; Beverly Sheff, Billie Troutwine, Vera Short, Brenda Vinyard, Jane Tumbeaugh, Carol Walker, Karen Szegedy, Beatrice Zakrzowskl, Judy Ward, Dianna White, Carol Tedrick, Mr. Zimmermann, Sponsor. SECOND ROW; Donald Tucker, Cheryl Sullivan, Claudetta Sauls, Kay Shaw, Marilyn Sauls, Donna Shaw, Barbara jSwearingln, Kay Smith, Margie Stieglitz, Charlotte Stearns. THIRD ROW: Robert Sheppard, Larry Shcrwln, Paul Suhre, Larry Worsham, Kenneth Wolf, Dale West, Donald Smith, Charles Simpson, Rodger Terry. FOURTH ROW: John Spurgeon, Robert Vandergriff, Donald Shake, Roy Talor, Harold Watkins, Russell Smith, Stephen Sparrowk, Melvin Snelson. FIFTH ROW: Jimmy White, Lowell Woodson, David Ward, Gary Witt, Jimmy Webb, Thomas Wallace. Junior lli h Classrooms MATHEMATICS HOME ECONOMICS GENERAL BUSINESS ENGLISH I COMMON LEARNINGS SCIENCE MRS. SANDER’S ROOM FIRST ROW: Reba Mellenthin, Geraldine Stone, Carol. Trautwlne. SECOND ROW: Sandra Durham, Larry Hotuiz, Mrs. Mildred Sanders, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Raymond Baker, Gerald Stone, Iven Milhime, Robert Welton. Junior Future Homemakers Of America FIRST ROW: Judy Hawkins, Lillie Duty, Sharon Oliver, Linda Tarrant, Treasurer; Doris Spears, Secretary; Madelyn Franklin, President; Alice Sturgill, Vice-President; Carolyn Giedinghagcn, Elaine Kleeman, Gloria Bruntjen, Jane Tumbeaugh, Alice Thomas. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Norma Rash, Sponsor; Betty Green, Beverly Donehue, Helen Maslerlo, Barbara Coffman, Donna Mouser, Carol Tedrick, Billie Troutwine, Lynn Stotler, Ellen Ellsperman, Janice Stunkel. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Klvett, Judy Masterson, Betty Meisenheimer, Geraldine Hufsteadler, Kay Jenkins, Beatrice Wiseman, Alice Paco, Ruby Kingston, Lois Knight, Shirley Maynard. FIRST ROW: Janice Duff, Barbara Travis, Beverly Ghereke, Diane Schoenewels , Secretary-Treasurer; Judy Winslow, President; Jackie Doolen, Vice-President; Vesta Hoflln, Diane Davis, Donna Church, Jenelle Courtoise. SECOND ROW: Sue Meisenheimer, Janice Sullivan, Joyce Fields, Faye Pence, Sue Oetken, Bobbi Floyd, Linda Walker, Becky Crider, Pearl Berkel. THIRD ROW: Mr. Omer Carey, Sponsor; Harold Shako, Mike Bristow, Jerome Tucker, Craig Pace, Jim Pruitt, Ted Reynolds, Jarette Peck. Junior Future Employees Of America Junior Tri-Hi- Y FIRST ROW: Lillie EXity, Barbara Travis, Sharon Oliver, Doris Spears, Carol Walker, Vice-President; Diane Schoeneweis, President; Lynn Ann Stotler, Treasurer; Ellen Ellsporman, Secretary; Gloria Bruntjen, Ruby Kingston, Charlotte Steams. SECOND ROW: Margie Stieglitz, Beatrice Zakrzewskl, Elaine Titus, Madelyn Franklin, Alice Sturgill, Kay Smith, Judy Winslow, Sue Oetken, Linda Kasten, Ellaloulsc Williams. THIRD ROW: Kfrs. Gladys Lunsford, Sponsor; Marilyn Rowe, Judy Masterson, Betty Meisenheimer, Eva C son, Bonnie Kivett, Kay Shaw, Lynn Drennan, Karen Szegedy, Mrs. Jewell Stutz, Sponsor. FIRST ROW: David Futhey, James Redmon, John Johns, Treasurer; Gary Miller, President; Bob Brown, Vice-President; Jarrett Peck, Secretary; Jim Pmltt, Gary Bollinger. SECOND ROW: Eldon Price, Dean Dodson, Danny Harris, Garnel Waters, Gary Greer, Mike Bristow. THIRD ROW: Mr. Edward Hartwcgor, Co-sponsor; Harold Shake, Charles Hatfield, Gary Gibbs, Francis Miller, Mr. Kenneth Bell, Sponsor. • ♦♦♦♦ Junior Hi-Y Junior High Football FIRST ROW Andy Augustine, Jim Ricks, Debert Stoddard, Ben Cooper, Dan Harris. Gamcll Waters, Lowell Woodson, Mike Bristow, Gary Greer, Fred Dillon. SECOND ROW: Paul Corcoran, Jarrett Peck, JerTy Klnser, Tom Williams, Bobby Terry, Roy Taylor, Harold Watkins, Robert Vandergriff. THIRD ROW: Morris Higgins, Harold Shake, Dawson Cooper, Robert Lucas, Ralph Ferguson, Jerome Tucker, John Johns, Mr. Lewis Hauser, Coach. MISSING: Ed Wanick, Sam Wills, Harold Brown. Ron Bishop, Lawrence Robinson, Gary Bollinger, Claude Vermaux, Jim Dunscombe, Larry Carr, Sam Knight, James Large, James Rush, Ken Brooks, Robert Edgell. Theresa Biesk, Margie Stieglltz, Lynn Stotler, Ellen Ellsperman. Junior High Cheerleaders 1 16 Common Learnings - Mrs. Lunsford Mrs. Sanders' Room Junior High Classrooms and Activities Common Learnings - Mrs. Stutz Trl-Hl-Y Initiation The Boys Baked The Cakes! Homemaking Industrial Arts Junior High Classrooms Science Mathematics rl Junior High Basket ball FIRST ROW: Paul Corcoran, Manager, Ben Cooper, Ralph Ferguson, Bob Brown, Dan Harris, Jarrett Peck, Mark Burgund, Rudy Webb, Dawson Cooper, Jim Pruitt, Jerome Tucker. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lewis Hauser, Freshman Coach; Dennis Sullivan, John Johns, Garry Bollinger, Jim George, Jim Turner, Dean Dodson, Andy Augustime, Gamell Waters, Sam Knight, Claude Vermaux, Craig Pace, Mr. Lloyd Hawkins, Eighth Grade Coach. THIRD ROW: Ron Bishop, Jerry Powell, Dale West, Morris Higgins, Bob Quartermouso, Dale Rose, Larry Carr, Jim Webb, Bob Hilgendorf. FOURTH ROW: John Ackerman, Lawrence Robinson, Bill Thurston, Harold Watkins, Don Smith, Roy Taylor, Don Eaker, David Ward, Paul Suhre, Bill Hayes, Manager. FIRST ROW: Jerome Tucker, Ralph Ferguson, Jarrett Peck, Dan Harris, Bob Brown, Dawson Cooper, Sam Knight, Andrew Augustine. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lewis Hauser, Coach; Ron Bishops, Lawrence Robinson, Morris Higgins, Craig Pace, Dennis Sullivan, Gary Bollinger, Dale Rose. THIRD RCW: David Ward, Bobby Quartermouso, Jerry Powell, Don Smith, Larry Carr, Jim Webb, Roy Taylor, Garry Qreer. Junior lli rh Track Beulah’s Beauty Shop Bethalto, Illinois Ricci’s Drug Store Your REXALL Store 124 S. Prairie Phone 4-5001 Bethalto, Illinois J. J. Ricci, R.Ph. EVERYTHING IN DRUGS COSMETICS - SUNDRIES Reliable Prescriptions Cottage Hills Cleaners Phone 9-6632 I Alterations and Repairing i Owners: Eldon and Julia Evans Bethalto Hardware 104 E. Central Bethalto, Illinois Klein’s For A Coke 128 Central Bethalto, Illinois Phone 4-3701 Bethalto Garage Service Since 1919-1959 General Auto Repairing Body Dent Work Accessories and Parts Eagle Stamps Given With Purchase Floyd and George Ellsperman Gus Texaco Service Frank A. Kennel Route 140 Meadowbrook Phone 4-5501 Dudley 4-5963 Congratulations Class Of '59 Save For Your Future Alton Bankings Trust Co. Alton Savings and Loan Association (The Wedge Bank) 620 East Third Street Alton, Illinois Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone 2-0066 Alton Laundry Company S. T. Pabst Associates Architects and Engineers Alton, Illinois 209 Goldman Building East St, Louis, Illinois Launderers—Dry Cleaners Phone BR 1-2116 Air Ambulance Charter Flight Rug Cleaners Cessna Aircraft Distributor WALSTON AVIATION Civic Memorial Airport Box 271 East Alton, Illinois G. I. and CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTIONS Phone 9-6437 Gardendale Grocery J. A. Vermillion, Proprietorship Phone 4-4901 Tires - Batteries - Accessories Phone Du 4-9372 ALL KINDS OF OILS Shellview Service Super Curtis Gas 504 Bethalto Drive WRECKER SERVICE BANK WITH YOUR Eagle stamps will be given with cash pur- chases and all charge accounts that are paid in full within thirty days._______________ HOME TOWN INSTITUTIONS Candy Bill’s Distributing Co. BEST WISHES WHOLESALE and RETAIL . . . from . . . Dial 4-3889 -- 4-3880 R. L. Claussen Insurance Agency Wood River, Illinois Hunt Hardware 515 E. Airline Drive East Alton, Illinois Phone 4-3075 Hours 8-6 Daily — 8-12 Sunday The Bank of Edwardsville The Bank For Every Bank Need Heeren’s Store Bethalto, Illinois Phone Dudley 4-3311 Free Parking Lot For Your Convenience ★ ★ ★ ★ Neuhaus Hardware Bethalto, Illinois DUPONT PAINTS SPEED QUEEN WASHERS Phone Dudley 4-5351 The Bethalto Heating and Standard Oil Products Electric Company Clint Southard Agent 556 Prairie Street Bethalto, Illinois Bethalto, 111. Phone 4-3041 Eilers Market Kehr TV Appliance Bethalto, Illinois Authorized Westinghouse Dealer Radio and TV Repair Dudley 4-9181 Irvin Kehr, Proprietor Phone DU 4-3021 Bethalto, Illinois Alton's Most Beautiful Jewelry Store Hudson’s Phone 2-2722 316 Belle Alton, Illinois Goulding’s Springman Lumber Company Alton, Illinois Dial 5-5526 105 Years Jewelers in Alton Something From Goulding's Is Always Something Special Building Materials Mid-States Loan Company Bram’s Root Beer 626 E. Broadway Residence 3-8743 Alton, Illinois Business 2-9218 ★ Alton Refrigeration Co. Largest Electrical Appliance Store 548-550 E. Broadway Alton, Illinois Phone 3-7722 Frigidaire Speed Queen Ironrite Hoover Magic Chef HOT DOG - ROOT BEER, PLEASE! Keep Up On The News We Have A Full-Time Bethalto, Cottage Hills Area Reporter The Alton Evening Telegraph Will Keep You Informed Of Local - Sports - State - National and World Events Over 31,000 Subscribers ★ ★ ★ ★ FIRST BANK a TRUST COMPANY IIV ALTON Capital and Surplus $2,250,000.00 TllllUt AMI IIKU.i: NT II LETS AITOV, II.I.IVOIS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WOOD RIVER 4-0321 THE AGENCY WITH A FUTURE FOR YOUR FUTURE HOME See The CLIFFORD B. McGAUGHEY REAL ESTATE AGENCY OF BETHALTO To LIST BUY SELL OR TRADE-see us. We have a nice selection of HOMES, FARMS BUSINESSES, BUILDING LOTS, AND SUBDIVISION SITES. SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS-WE TAKE CARE OF ALL THE DETAILS FOR YOU. For SERVICE and HONEST DEALINGS see The Clifford B. McGaughey Real Estate Agency. PHONES CLIFFORD B. McGAUGHEY REAL ESTATE AGENCY The Friendly Agency Located Directly on Highway 140 at Bethalto BETHALTO DUDLEY 4-6331 Vogue Mineral Springs Hotel Alton, Illinois Gould Music Company Magna vox (Stereophonic) Hi-Fi Phonos Wurlitzer Spinet ( Electronic) Pianos Fender, Gibson, Martin, Gretsch Guitars Selmer, King, Olds, Artley Band Instruments Records-Sheet Music-Repair Service Band Instrument Rental Plan Mail Orders Promptly Filled. Germainia Savings and Loan Association Savings and Home Loans 543 E. Broadway Alton, Illinois Phone 3-3213 551 E. Broadway Alton, Illinois Phone 2-0058 Say It With Flowers Lammers Floral Co. “Walt” Black’s Sporting Goods Co. Annamae and George Lammers Phone 2-8831 2524 College Avenue Phone 2-0668 540 E. P -oadway Alton, Illinois Office Machines Exchange Snyder's 643-45 East Broadway Third and Piasa Alton, Illinois Anything and Everything in Office Equipment Alton, Illinois ★ ★★★ Wells-Schmidt Tire Company Quality Dairy Goodyear Tires, Tubes and Batteries Auto Accessories Schwinn and Roadmaster Bikes The Best In Dairy Foods 101 E. Ferguson Ave. — Phone 4-3828 Wood River, Illinois East Alton, Illinois P. N. Hirsch Co. Wilshire Village, E. Alton, Illinois 48 East Ferguson, Wood River, Illinois Frank’s Shoe Store STYLE FIT QUALITY Alton Plaza, Alton, Illinois Frank Soxe Adams Flowers Corsages and Weddings Our Speciality Compliments Of Syd’s Family Shoe Store ROY and HELEN ADAMS 6 E. Ferguson 234 E. Ferguson Phone 4-3441 Wood River, Illinois Wood River, Illinois Wood River Savings and Loan Association Marshall Studio Photographs-That Almost Talk Of East Alton, Illinois Wood River, Illinois Phone 4-5851 Taylor Jewelers When you bank... .Bank First and always at First, where you are offered a wide variety of bank services with genuine friendliness. Home Of Famous Brands The First National Bank 59 East Ferguson Wood River Illinois of Wood River Member Of: Federal Deposit Insurance Co. If You Live Here—You Work Here You Should Subscribe To The Journal and Federal Reserve System Use Our Drive-In Window Published In and For Wood River Township Free Customer Parking Lot By Carrier By Mail C. W. Mitchell Ace Printing Service Kienstra Fuel and Supply, Inc. Office Supplies Personal-Commercial Printing Ready-Mix Concrete Concrete Blocks 615 East Airline Dr. Phone 4-3424 Rosewood Heights, East Alton, Illinois Sewer Pipe--Cement Sand—Stone—Coal Cabinet Work Fixtures Shop Sign Work Quality Hardware Ring’s Art Craft Manufacturing Company 301 West Ferguson Commercial and Industrial L. B. Ringering 989 Whitelaw Ave. Phone 4-4929 Wood River, 111. WOOD RIVER, ILLINOIS SCHOOL ANNUALS PROMS THE Compliments Of REMBRANDT STUDIOS 1005 Olive Street—St. Louis, Missouri (Complete School Photographers) Official Photographer For This Yearbook GROUPS GRADUATIONS Edwardsville National Bank and Trust Company Yonaka Jewelry Store 112 N. Main St. Phone 1943 Edwardsville, Illinois Buhrmester Wallpaper and Paint Company 201-203 N. Second Edwardsville, Illinois Compliments Of Yard Leveling-Plowing Edwardsville Savings and General Hauling Loan Association Sales Of 140 N. Main St. - Edwardsville, 111. Coal — Rock — Sand Phone Dudley 4-5441 Leland Meishenheimer Home Loans—Insured Savings 718 N. Prairie Bethalto, Illinois Madison County Abstract and Title Co. Leonard Fuel and Paving Phone 4-3514 Edwardsville, Illinois Bethalto, Illinois Bethalto Shell Service Edray Foods Shellubrication - Washing - Tires Batteries - Accessories Wholesalers Phone 4-9661 16th and Madison Avenue Truman Cook, Proprietorship Granite City, Illinois Route 140 Bethalto, Illinois Bethalto Cleaners United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Exclusive of America Sta-Nu Cleaning Carpenter's Local Union No. 1808 Office: Room 20, Faulstich Building No Extra Charge Alton, Illinois E. J. Shepard Office Supply Everything For The Office School Supplies Office Supplies Office Machines EDWARDS VILLE, ILLINOIS International Shoe Company C. B. Neudecker Lathing and Plastering Contractor 808 Arch Street — Alton, Illinois Wood River Tanneries Hack’s Lingerie and Sportswear 622 East Broadway and 2522 College Office 2-2871 Residence 2-5833 Shearburns Ice Cream Alton, Illinois Phone 2-8811 or 2-0877 Exclusive But Not Expensive Alton, Illinois Phone 2-9241 Humbert Road Sales Every Phone 9-2821 Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Goessman Auction Sales Kane Plumbing and Heating Co. Open For Special Sales We Buy Furniture Or Miscellaneous Items Glen Goessman Route 140 Auctioneer Cottage Hills, 111. Rogers and Benton Print and Card Shop Fannie May's Famous Candy Fine Printing and The Right Greeting Cards For All Occasions Opposite Post Office Phone 4-6747 160 E. Ferguson Ave. Wood River 255 S. 6th Street WOOD RIVER, ILLINOIS WE'RE GOING WITH YOU Whether you knew it or not, almost every day of your school year you've used a product made by Olin Mathieson, or one that Olin Mathieson helped to make. Once you're established in business or professional life, you'll probably hear a lot more about Olin Mathieson. A good many of you may have business with us, and a few of you may even come to work for us. There will be room because Olin Mathieson is growing. When Olin Industries, Inc. merged with the Mathieson Chemical Corporation in August, 1954, they brought together the skills, facilities and re- sources of two of the country's most rapidly expanding industrial organizations. You and the Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation will meet each other often as we do. Meanwhile , we extend our best wishes. May the future bring you everything you've hoped for and worked for. OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL CORP. New York, N. Y. New Haven, Conn. Baltimore, Md. East Alton, 111. Best Wishes Class of '59 Evalyn and Derrel Smith Smith Funeral Homes Authorized Auto Supply Complete Machine Shop Phone 4-4378 Wood River, Illinois Modern Dress Shop Rosedale Supermarket Samsonite Luggage Exquisite Form Bra Yard Goods Tycora Sweater Items Too Numerous To Mention 133 Central Bethalto, Illinois Proprietor, Anna Mae Frew Your Tom Boy Store Compliments Of “Vic” Erzen, Sr. Jr. Bethalto, Illinois In Rosewood Heights Home Nursery Greenhouses Inc. Wood River and Edwardsville Illinois Flowers , Trees , and Shrubs Cottage Hills Plumbing Heating 46 W. McArthur Drive Cottage Hills, Illinois Telephone 9-6607 Compliments Of A Fi riend You Can Be Sure With 1 140 Club Dining Room Luer Good Italian Food and Pizza Pie Quality Meat Products Bethalto, Illinois Mac’s Cafe Film and Fountain Service Cottage Hills Ottel Market and Ben Franklin Store Phone 4-7126 Cottage Hills, Illinois Index of Advertisers Ace Printing Service, East Alton................... ... 133 Adams Florist, Wood River............................. i32 Adams Printing Company, East Alton......................224 Alton Banking and Trust. Wedge Bank, Alton..............125 Alton Evening Telegraph. Alton.........................129 Alton Laundry Company, Alton............................125 Alton Refrigeration Company, Alton......................128 Altor Savings and Loan, Alton..........................125 Augustine's Store, Bethalto.................. .......... 53 Alton-Wood River Auto Dealers Association...............140 Authorized Auto Supply, Wood River......................139 Bank of Edward s ville. The, Edwards ville.. ..........127 Bethalto Cleaners, Bethalto.............................136 Bethalto Garage, Bethalto...............................126 Bethalto Hardware, Bethalto.............................126 Bethalto Heating and Electric, Bethalto.................127 Bethalto Insurance Agency, Bethalto..................... 53 Bethalto National Bank, Bethalto........................124 Bethalto Shell Service, Bethalto........................126 Bethalto Water and Sewer, Bethalto.......................28 Beulan's Beauty Shop, Bethalto..........................126 Bill's Radio Shop, Wood River............................27 Black, Walt Sporting Goods, Alton.......................131 Bram's Root beer. Cottage Hills.........................128 Bria's Bowling Alley, Bethalto...........................34 Buhrmester Wallpaper and Paint Co. , Edwards ville.....135 Candy Bill's Distributing Company, Wood River...........124 Carpenters Local Union 1808, Alton......................136 Chinch. V T., Company, Lebanon.......................... 31 Claussen's, R. L-, Insurance Agency, Bethalto...........124 Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Alton........................28 Colonial Dairy Company, Wood River...................... 29 Costanzo Jewelry, Wood River............................ 32 Cottage Hills Cleaners, Cottage Hills...................126 Cottage Hills Plumbing and Heating, Cottage Hills......139 Dari Castle, Bemalto-Cottage Hills.......................61 Drennan's Shell Service, Cottage Hills...................36 DePew's Variety Store, Bethalto..........................32 Edray Foods, Granite City...............................136 Edwardsville Lumber Co., Edwardsville....................64 Edwardsville National Bank and Trust Co., Edwardsville. 135 Edwardsville Savings and Loan Association. Edwurasvillel35 Eller's Market, Bethalto................................127 First National Bank, Wood River.........................133 First National Bank and Trust Company, Alton............129 Frank's Shoe Store, Wood Kiver..........................132 Fredman Brothers Furniture, Edwardsville.................25 Gardendale Groceries and Restaurant, Gardendale.........124 Germania Savings and Loan, Alton........................131 Goessman Auction, Cottage Hills.........................137 Gould's Music, Alton....................................131 Goulding's E. H., Sons and Company, Alton...............126 Gus' Texaco Service, Bethalto...........................126 Hacks Lingerie and Sportswear, Alton....................137 Hartman's Jewelry and Gift Shop, Wood River..............25 Herren's Store, Bethalto................................127 Hirsch, P. N., Wood River Alton Plaza, Wilshire Villaqe.132 Home Nursery Greenhouses, Edwardsville, Wood River .135 Hunt Hardware, Rosewood Heights....................... 124 Hudson's Jewelry, Alton................................128 International Shoe Company, Wood River.................137 Jim Jones , Inc., Edwardsville..........................52 Kane Plumbing and Heating, Wood River..................137 Kehr, TV and Appliances, Bethalto......................127 Kienstra Fuel and Supply, Inc., Wood River.............133 Klien's Drug Store, Bethalto...........................126 Kramer Electric, Wood River............................ 52 Lammers Floral. Alton.......... .......................131 Leonard Fuel and Paving, Bethalto......................135 Mac's Cafe, Cottage Hills..............................140 McGauyhey, Clifford B., Real Estate....................130 Madison County Abstract and Title Company, Edwards .. .135 Madison Store Edwards ville.............................30 Marshall Studio, East Alton............................132 Melsenhelmer, Leland, Bethalto.........................135 Meyer-Hurwitz Jewelry, Alton............................30 Mid-States Loan Company, Alton.........................128 Mineral Springs Hotel, Alton...........................131 Modern Dress, Bethalto.................................139 Monari's Food Store, Cottage Hills......................60 Nc idecker, C. B., Alton...............................137 Neuhaus Hardware, Bethalto.............................127 Neumann uonstruction company, Bethalto..................50 Noll's, Alton.......................................... 26 Oettel Market and Ben Franklin Store, Cottage Hills....140 Office Macnine Exchange, Alton.........................131 Olin Mathleson Chemical Corp., Alton...................138 140 Club, Dining Room, Bethalto........................140 Pabst, S. T., Associates, East St. Louis.............125 Parkway Drive inn. Wood River........................ 33 Quality Dairy Co., East mton...........................132 Rembrandt Studios (The), St. Louis, Mo.................134 Ricci Drug (Rexall), Bethalto..........................126 Rings Art Craft Manufacturing Co., Wood River..........133 Rogers and Benton Print and Card Shop, Wood River..... 137 RosedaJe Supermarket, Rosewood Heights.................139 Shearburn Ice Cream Co., Alton.........................137 Shellview Service Station, Bethalto....................124 Shepard, E. J., Office Supply, Edwardsville............136 Smith's Funeral Home, Bethalto........................ 139 Snyder's Company, (The), Alton.........................131 Springman's Lumber Co., Alton..........................128 Standard Oil Sales Agent, Southard, Bethalto...........127 Stone Bros. Jewelry, Wood River........................ 26 Syd's Family Shoe Stores, Wood River...................132 Taylor Jewelers, Wood River............................133 Vic Erzen, Sr. and Jr..................................139 Vogue, Alton...........................................131 Walnut Grove Dairy, Alton...............................67 Walston Aviation, Bethalto.............................125 Wegman Electric Co., Wood River.........................27 Wells-Schmidt Tire Co., Wood River.....................132 Wood River Furniture Mart., Wood River..................66 Wood River Journal, Wood River.........................13? Wood River Savings and Loans, Wood River...............132 Yonaka Jewelry Store, Edwardsville.....................135 1 39 Autographs PHOTOGRAPHY—REMBRANDT STUDIO PUBLICATION—WALSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY A utographs 141 Autographs 142 f S9U01U0l[d0S