Cuba High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cuba, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1953 volume:

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I f-,L , ...ff 7A 5, 'f C! , ff S, Wgi. Xue-I aa.:-awsnm t 9 ' .fm THE CARDINAL CUBA LOYALTY Ne re loyal to you Cuba Hugh We re red ano we re white Cuba Hugh Well back you to stand gaunst the best un the land Cor we know you have sand Cuba Hugh Rah Rah' So flung un that ball Cuba Hugh we re backung you all Cuba Hugh Dur team us our fame protector On boys for we expect a vuctory from you Cuba Hugh Cha he cha ha cha ha ha ha Go Cuba Hugh! Cha he cha ha cha ha ha ha Go Cuba Hugh' Cuba Hugh! Cuba Hugh! Cuba Hugh! Fling in that dear old flag of red and white Lead on your sons and daughters fighting for right Amid the old of giants facing reliance shouting defiance. Oskeewow-wow! Amid the broad green plains that nourish our land, For honest labor and for learning we stand, And unto thee we pledge our hearts and hands, Dear Alma Mater, Cuba High! THE CHURCHES OF CUBA X Q W X lx L s 4 S WIC tl I 5 , qw ' 4 2 o I 1, V ,Vi 1 -1 tt .,',' y 'v-i-v,t,x I 1 4,1 -1 ,, -.. .. ' W ' S, ...:::: - t 'lc Vx tllltllpguy 51121.- 8 W. rt -- Tiir X F it r g fff U wil li ' Q . W i 9' fm: 'A .44 i:4.ill -in MR. LEMON We, the Senior Class, respectfully dedicate this 1953 CARDINAL to Coach Jerry Lemon, an out- standing alumnus of Cuba High School. His pa- triotism to his school and community is a symbol of his sincere personality. if BOARD OF EDUCATION Joseph Clayberg John Ehresman Ted Ellls Secretary Thomas France Presuclenf Warner Churchnll Jay Tompknns Ronald Keefauver As we enter Thus the afomlc era confronted wuth all The :sms may we create and malnfaln schools of such character as to glve our chrldren a foundation that wnll wlfhstand The buffehng hcles TOM FRANCE Presldent r R A, 4 ls L. M ,l 'A 'WJ in x A Juoae Pav BEAN The Law Wes? of +he PecoS iq Q5 i Xi Y X ,1 If O I Ns fm 11, , f ,' 1 , '- ' s In 1 n 0.11 11,11 111115. 1y111,ln,, af' 0 4' f 4' 1'0 'ff' -11415-U? :I .1 1. V f OUR SUPERINTENDENT TO THE CLASS OF 1953 Achievement and leadershnpl These compamons In arms supple ment each other In such ways as to make them inseparable Achlevement IS the potentual goal leadershup the umpellmg mot: vatuonl Both are bent to a common end realnzatlon of alms and purposes Whatever has been accomplished an the year 1952 1953 at the Cuba Hugh School we owe to the achlevement of our stu dent leaders re t ll . f I Af I '. f l f' '-'- I AQ it MISS TAPPER Ph.B., A.M. Latin, Mathematics University of Chicago University of Wisconsin Aurora College MR DAVIS B E M A Principal American History World History Civics Western Illinois State Teachers College MRS SKEAN Literature and Speech Lombard Western Illinois State College University of Iowa MR NELSON B of Ed Physics Chemistry Western Illinois State College University of Illrnols University of Chicago MR LEMON AB M Coach P E Drivers Training Social Studies Knox College University of Illinois MRS VANDER HAMM English I and II Western Illinois State College Monmouth College 72ai!Q744.07E qjj '1- uv' -ff MRS NANCY GRIEVE Home Economrcs l and III Bradley MR MARTINI Agrnculture ll and IV llllnous State Normal Umversnty Unnverslty of llllnous Bradley MRS QUICK AW Colorado A 8K M College or ,nu--ff. MR QUEEN Agriculture Unlversrty of lllrnols Colorado A 8. M College MR TANGMAN General Scuence Blology University of llllnols 'G' MRS ALICE KELLOGG Physical Educatron Western llllnoxs State College ffl? Vocational Homemakung L Western lllmous State College IQ1.. Y' 'tr' 'T-'L' ! T A B.S.. K., n ' u ' B.s. I ' ' . . . I ' yi M' R a a - x 1 I . .B-E' , I ' N ' ' W . A ' ir, ,. wr x , ' as. . . lg l ' as. ' ' ' 5.5. A .vi MISS CANTWELL Grade and Hrgh School Vocal Nlusnc Teacher Eastern Illmols State Teachers College lnduana State Teachers College Mnnneapolus College of Music MR BRASHEAR B S In Ed Band Director llllnols State Normal University MR TAYLOR Math and Science Knox College University of Chicago University of Munnesota MISS NESSEL B E M S Commercial Unlversnty of Illunons Western Illlnons State College Unrversnty of Denver Unsverslty of Wlsconsun Colorado A 8. M MRS KANNE Physncal Educatlon Bemsdgu State Teachers College MR CREWS A B , B Accts Typing I and II, Office Methods Central College Gem Cnty Buslness College Colorado State of College of Educatuon University of Iowa ual-0 ' M4645 afwwfoe, . 5.5. V 4 Ax, kg I .B.A. V J X I J I MMM , 9 . -B.S. U Ji August September I October November I MY DIARY F1rst day of school and everyone got through Marchmg band dtdnt get to go to Gales burg Labor Day parade because of ra1n Elected class offncers cheerleaders annual staff Patch Test for T B ddnt hurt dvd P T A Supper Football game wnth Knoxvulle F1rst B Team Game Nomlnated Student Counc1l Offucers Voted on Councnl Offncers No school Teachers Instutute Game wnth Lewustown Elected Homecornlng queen representatwes Band went to Bushnell to pract1ce for eve nmg game Homecomung game wtth Astorna Homecom mg vnctory dance a success Semor and organnzatnon pnctures taken It seems no one broke the camera Lecture on Fare Preventron by Bert Smnth No school Oh happy day No school Teachers lnstltute Semors got proofs for p1ctures back Band played concert at fnrst day f Co Show Game w1th Havana Freshman Day Boy clnd we have some CUTIGS n school today' Party IH evemng IH honor of them Annual sknt t pep meetnng Game wnth Farmmgton F F A ln1t1at1on Party Sophomore party Qu1te a success so every one sand Game wlth VIT Band to Macomb for Homecomnng Parade and game 27 28 December 2 24 Jan 4 Electnon day at School D1d your party w1n ' .lunuor Play Outstanctung performance of comedy un many years MISS Foster dont you lrke Chemnstry any more'9 Seems as though she mlssed t t day Who ts IH s1xtl1 period study hall any how? Armastnce Day No school Now everyone knows John Jul1uson has a lme for sellmg magazmes anyhow Hrs reward was a camera Btg day for football players and theur glr s Letters were awarded to our team Semor class met to drscuss plans for Chrust mas party lt IS to be held December 22 Student Councll met to dlSCUSS plans to make sugns for ballgames New bell system caused some confus1on even for teachers Fnrst basketball game wnth Yates Cnty Stormy weather interfered and no llghts so started game at 1000 PM Hard on beauty sleep huh boys? Thanksglvmg vacat1on Game wlth Knoxvllle Annual staff busy wnth book Report cards have shown themselves agam I hope everyone dnd well Game wuth l'arm1ngto11 lnvutatuonal teurney started un Rosevulle We played Bardolph Game w1th Valley 1n tournament We succeeded un gaunnng thnrd place Tournament Game wnth Lewnstovrn Game wnth Glasford Game w1th Bushnell Pretty cold In spots th1s even1ng r1gl1t Luanne? Game wuth Valley Chrlstmas vacat1on Wonderful for everyone I m stre 29 . 4 , y . . A 11. 7 ' . ' I0 ' , ' ' ' - 5 ' , , . ' i' o- 9 . .11 a ' , ' iz? ' II ' ' . . ll . , , . 13 - A 12 ' ' A . v . , . 15 ' . ' 16 V - - I 14 ' ' 11. 18 ' ' ' - 19 - ' ' - - A - A ' 21 ' ' 25 ' - , A A 26 ' . 24 ' - 3 ' ' I - 25 ' ' ' . 7 , I I ' D I . . 8 . . , A - V I H . 9 - . 4 A ' 10 e ' ' , 3 ' 13 ' ' . 5 , ,' 16 ' o rn V 4 r . 9 . , . , I 17 ' . . zo - . , ' I0 ' ' . 1 ' 11 ' A in 23 ' a ' . I2 ' ' 1. 24 ' ' . I6 ' . 28 . . . ' . 29 b , I V I8 4 'A ' , 31 ' . '9 A ' January February MY DIARY Everyone came back wnth a brtght look for th year to come Game wuth Avon Sensors begtnnnng to recogmze stgns of graduatuon Measured for caps and gowns today Saclte Hawktns party A lot of boys dtdnt know hey were so popular dnd you? Game wtth V I T Pr tty bug day for natuon President Etsen hovver tnaugurated Htstory and Ctvtcs classes watched nt on televnsuon B Team tournament began wtth us playtng V l T Semester Exams began Ohhhhh was there studytng last nnght Cuba w n thtrd In tourney Examtnatuons more Not too bad though were they'P Game wtth Farmnngton Mr Brashear all wtth mumps Band under dtrectton of Clarabel Churchtll band pres: gan hrs dutnes F FA had ftrst basketball game Tournament game wlth VlT Sad day f season for we lost and James McConkey hurt foot Report carcls awarded today Chorus and band ensemble practice upset tnng classes Game wnth Lewnstown Assembly program of magtc mustc etc Game wtth Bushnell Semor play cast selected Good play ex pected Speech lessons begunnnng for declamatuon students Game wtth Valley Btg day for band members Festtval at Can on Game wnth Knoxvtlle Father and Son P T A benefnt game Pro vtded audience wtth many laughs March April May 2122 2 Game wnth Astorua Game wuth Elmwood Speech contest Sharon McConkey lst Jean Harper 2nd Game wuth V l T Reoresentattves from Canton Raduo Statton talked to Sentors about Aprtl 2nd statuon operation Regtonal Tourney game wnth Farrnungton We won over Astorua and a chance at be commg tournament champions Canton s heught overcame Cardunals nn ftnal game Assembly program of Zallee and Earl musuc and magtc Chorus and Band ensemble contest P T A square dance Skatrng party Chorus Festtval at Farrntngton Sprung band concert F H A F F A formal dance school Teachers lnstrtute Seniors ran radio statlon an Canton No school Good Frlday Soctology trap Skattng party Hugh School Athletuc banquet Band contest FHA parents nnght Track meet wuth Knoxvtlle Sensor Play County track meet at Lewtstown Home Economucs Ill trnp to Chicago Dustrtct Track Meet Jumor Sentor Prom Sensor class goes to Chicago Fmal exarmnattons Baccalaureate Graduatton 5 ' - 20 ' ' . ' ' 23 ' . 6 ' . 26 . , 1 I2 ' ' ' ' ' I . 27 ' . . . I4 A ' , ' f 3 4 - - f l ' . L . . . I6 I . l - . ' . . 20 e ' ' . ' ' . . U . . . 5 ' . 2' Y , , 6 , . . . . 22 I - - 9 ,, In . . l O , , A t U 'I4 . 23 ' ' - . , - ' ' . 17 . . . T . 26 , ' ' . 18 . dent. New science teacher, Mr. Taylor, be- 24 ' ' , I 27 ' . 27 . . . ' , ' 'I . , ,- . . . . 28 ' . . . o I 2 No - ' . 3 f- ' . 30 . 8 ' ' . ' . 2 ' - ' , 'IO ' ' . 3 A ' . ll . 4 ' , ' , , I7 . . . ' . ' 6 . ' . 24 ' . 9 A . - . 6 I I H . . . 3 ' ' ' . ' 9 ' 4 . '3 ' ' I5 ' - ' . '6 ' - ' ' 22 ' ' . f . I7 ' ' . - I 24 . 18 . . . ' . A , . . 4 9 - . ' 'iii-V GO0D lUCK SENIORS May you enloy health p osper fy and happ ess CUBA ALUMNI ASSOCIATICN Q5 L 5 'J in F , r i in 4- ' , li' A 'X X w ir Qs s A1 , 1 has my , ,,5,1,exxA Q I -4 4 N V ,N I-----' f-m-:Q E 1 if Glass 'Se050 4 SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Vernon Amsler, bequeatl my football ability to Don Clayberg in hopes Cuba can win all their games. Doris Beebe, bequeath my quiet ways and good manners to Karen Hackett, who might need them some day. Juanita Behymer, bequeath my seldom used smile to Bev Putman, who is always smiling. Ronnie Bishop, bequeath my Lewistown girl friend to absolutely no one. Jane Ellen Clayberg, bequeath my iob at Ben Franklin to anyone who wants it. Scott Lee Clifford, bequeath my knowledge of cars and airplanes to Charles Dilts. Jeannette Ellis, bequeath my quiet and sub- dued ways to Edwina Wilson. Wilma English, bequeath my frequent trips to Bushnell to my sister, Donna, provided she finds her own way. Charles Ford, bequeath my coon dogs to Junior Haynes so he won't get tired hunting squir- rels. Ann Foster, bequeath my singing ability to Nancy Kerr. Mary Katherine France, bequeath my last name to someone who wants to travel Carol Gilmore, bequeath my height to Nancy Roberts so she can reach things. Dean Hall, bequeath my red face and ears to Mr. Davis to match his own. , Jean Harper, bequeath my oversized class ring to anyone that can get it. Betty Hebb, bequeath my favorite recipe to all the Brides-to-be. Pat Hodgkins, bequeath my seat on the bus to my sister, Sharon. Joanne Howater, bequeath my love of ice cream to Paula Heller. Carol Keime, bequeath my ability to wear my own class ring to Clarabel Churchill. Joan Lafary, bequeath my seat in English IV to Betty Marshall. Luanne Landis bequeath my four years of knowledge to all the freshmen. Lyle Massingale, bequeath my ability to stay away from girls to Dick Shaw. Ken McCloskey, bequeath my slick hair to Thomas Hopkins. SENIOR CLASS WILL James McConkey bequeath my great lukung of Turkey sandwuches to Gary Keefauver Sharon Jean McConkey bequeath my abuluty to get along wuth boys to Duxue Taylor who usnt doung bad herself Jeff Muller bequeath my uob as Class Presudent to some poor unsuspectung Junuor Muckey Morgan bequeath my abuluty to make banana spluts to Ferdue Von Ach who mught need ut after lm gone Brudget O Laun bequeath my many boy fruends to Betty Buxton Bully Dean Oluver bequeath my wuse-cracks un speech class to Jerry McCaughey Martha Orwug bequeath my sunny dusposutuon to Junuor Bunch who really needs ut Shurley Pugg bequeath my bus rude every morn ung to Pat Lescallett who should apprecuate luvung un town Donna Porter bequeath my skatung abuluty to anyone who lukes to skate James Sharpe bequeath my abuluty to keep a gurl to Gene McConkey Duane Sheets bequeath my wrestlung abuluty to Duck Moody who could use some Roy Slater bequeath my polutucal arguments to Gene Muller to use un Hustory Class next year Shurley Swango bequeath my abuluty to get marrued to all the eluguble gurls un Cuba Hugh Dorothy Trout bequeath my mathematucal mund to Martha Turall Helen Vander Hamm bequeath my abuluty to get away wuth murder to Paula Heller to use as long as she needs ut Elunor Whute bequeath my much used guggles to Wulma Orwug Bruce Dee Wulluams bequeath my place as smartest kud un the school to John Juluuson Mary Wulluamson bequeath my glasses to any one who can keep them clean lla Jean Yocum bequeath my cheerful and wunnung smule to Norma Jean Vance Shurley Young bequeath my wuld ways to Jean Wulluamson l . I , ., . I .. I, I .. ' I ' I ll - I .. l l . II I . . . I .. t . . I . Il I H I I . . I . Il . I . . Il .. I s I ' I . ' . ... . I . ll I I. . .. I, . I U I I. ' JUANITA BEHYMER She s Ohe qulelesl gurl m the Sensor Class And Isnt she a pretty lass' MARTHA ORWIG And :ull they thought and shll then wonder grew How one small head could carry all she knew Class Play 3 Class Secretary Treasurer 2 Class Treas urer 4 Paper Staff 2 Annual Staff 4 F H A 2 3 4 Vlce Prcsrdem FHA 4 lllmous Leadershlp Trammg nference 3 Bandl 2 3 4 Glrls Chorusl 2 4 Mlxed Chorusl 2 3 4 Solo 2 3 A Speech Con vest 3 DAR Award Wmner A HELEN VANDER HAMM I lhmlr than I shall never see A gurl as ruse as Helen can be Transferred from CanVon2 Band! 2 3 4 Vice Pres: den! Band 4 Grrls Chorusl 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Class Treasur 3 Clas Pla 3 Basketball 2 Paper Staff 2 Annual Staff A FHA 2 3 4 Prolect Chalrman FHA 4 Egypnan Music C mp 2 3 Llbrarlan 2 3 4 SHIRLEY YOUNG sure get a luzlr out of Info SHARON MCCON KEY Proof that beauty and brains can he combined Class Vice-President l, 21 Class Play 3: Paper Svaff 25 eerleader l, 47 Band l, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Cho s I, , ' F l d Chorus lr , . : So , g Svudenl Council Vice-Presidenv Ag Girls' Baskevball 2. ' ,1 l: l -1 BRIDGET o'LA1N She'x an unassuming lass, , but wa're glad xhe's in our class. 4 IN DUANE SHEETS They ny he was once caught sludymg A JANE ELLEN CLAYBERG Always hllung youll have to agree Sweet and lovely as you see Svudenr Louncul lClass President l Cheerleader l Paper Svafl Ednor 2 Class Play 3 Annual Staff :lor A FHA 2 3 4 Songlead H 3 nan FHA A Barvdl 2 3 A Band Secrevar Gurls Slave 3 Gnrls Chorusl 2 3 A Mrxed Chorus A Lnbrar JAMES MCCONKEY Rednsh hur and eyes of blue We thunk has preny mee don! you' olball l fl 4 eball 3 kelball l tam A Band l 2 3 A Annual Staff A C Presudenl 3 Paper Staff 2 Sludenl Council 3 4 Presudenl Sfudeni Council 4 SHIRLEY PIGG Jolly pleasant and rather shy You couldnt heh hemf you d Iry LYLE MASSINGALE Always har never proud few hrs words and never loud A DONNA PORTER Shed rather :lute than nl Oh' She s so graceful on her feel Class Secrelary Treasurer I Student Councul 2 Paper 'di 'Nlunlf' 1' 21 nd , , , 4, Assusvanv Malore , '- Ha A 1, 'orevve 2, 3, 4g Gnls' hom lg Lib . n , , gag' Q Girly Basketball 2. cg i 1 4:4 ,f', 'Q .'-Ll I N94 of WILMA ENGLISH Not all are sertous some are gay Laughter takes cur troubles away orus I 2 HA DEE WILLIAMS There may be greater men than I lu! I doubt lt Class Queen Escort I 2 Student Council 3 Boys orusl 2 3 M dChorusI 2 F oys State 3 Football I 2 Ba ball ck I DORIS BEEBE Her nature ss reserved and shy vam for faults of hers we pry F H A I 2 A Transferred from Canton 3 LUANNE LANDIS ,M Y Always happy never glum Makes a bnght and cheerful chum Girls Chorusl 2 3 A Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Cass Secretar A Class Play 3 Paper Staff 2 F H A Y Ltbranan 2 3 A Gnrls Basketball 2 SHIRLEY SWANGO A lrttle but of moenshtne llttle hugs and losses Made tlus lnttle muss change her name to Mrs Gurls Chorus I 2 3 Muxed Chorus! 2 3 Solo 2 3 Paper Staff 2 Class Secretary 3 Class Play 3 Speech Contest 1 PAT I-IODGKINS We re glad shes nn our Sensor Class For shes a very fruendly lass Lubrarran A Chorus I i '2 'if 'Q--:Y CAROL MAE KEIME mee gurl wuth a heart most lund gurl like her rs hard to r a Chorus 3 FHA 3 JEANETTE ELLIS She loolls ltlxe an angel and ads like one too But you never :an tell what an angel mrght do Class Play 3 Student Caunal A Paper staff 2 F H A my F H A . U Muxed Chorus 3 A librarian 2 3 4 VERNON AMSLER When the world acqurres hrs drsposltmn the problem of umversal peace wall be solve Qvball 1 2 3 2 3 4 Annual Sta JAMES SHARPE Because a man says nothnng lu no sign he has notlung to say s Chorus l 2 3 M d Chorus l seball Basketball l 2 3 A f'l i JEAN HARPER A perfect woman nobly planned To warm to comfort and comman Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 2 Band 3 A Grrls Cho I 2 3 4 Mlxed Chow 2 3 4 G'fl5 BGSY f I 2 Stude Councll Secreta JOAN LAFARY A quuet gurl with luautnful han You have to ne her to know she s there Gus Chorus l 2 A Muxed Ch rus 2 U J I O fn Y 4' rl' ELINOR WHITE Happy go lucky always fron Noihmg exrsis that bothers m A 2 A Lrbraruan 3 4 Pa taff 2 r s Bnskevball 2 ANN FOSTER Hur hair rs gold her eyes are blue Her charms are many her faults an hw G I Chorusl 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus Cheerleader I rr s 2 3 A Paper Sta Class Play Cl 5 Q SCOTT CLIFFORD Scot! ls lust a man of soul wnh hum there ls a fear of torl FFA I Vancouver Hugh 2 3 Boys Chorus I 4 I A Basketball 4 Mrxed Chorus I 4 Sludem Councn RONNIE BISHOP I could bo boiler uf I would Bur ns awful lonesome bemg good Band 2 3 A Boys Chorus 4 Annua Slaf MILDRED MICKEY MORGAN loyal hue and always kmd Yer she frankly speaks hor mmd A d Mrxecl Chorusl 2 3 4 Gurls Basketball 2 Staff 4 CAROL JOANNE GILMORE When God makes a llffle Ohmg He always makes II swoolesf A 2 3 4 Class Queen 3 Librarian Annual 'Yl- -0. T-'fb KENNETH MCCLOSKEY busy man mdeed but he uni large! the gurls ck I 2 a Foo MARY WILLIAMSON She s always careful lo do and say The lundesf 'lungs m the lundest way Girls Chorus 2 Mnxed Chorus 2 DOROTHY DELOR E S TROUT Tls the quuei people who are the happlest and get the mos! done ndl 2 3 4 Girls Cho us 2 Libra Paper Staff 2 Assistant Play Dnrecvor 3 CHARLES CHUCK FORD Im :man but the teachers arent smart enough lc fund n out A -1 Trac l 2 Wrestlun ROY SLATER X We lake hum shll The snller chu benu. . .A. , 2, 3, dp Chorvi 2: ILA JEAN YOCUM Q We find no words lo fell io you 2 3 The finoness in this miss Q0 knew. Guls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, A Cass Queen 1, 2, Homecoming Queen 4g'Track Queen 2, ' 3: Sludenl Council 3, Paper Staff l ...J l BETTY HEBB A happy muxlure hers we see Mlrih and hue slnzerny Transferred from Canton 4 F H A JEFF MILLER Behold' A scholar' Bas efball l 2 3 A Foovball 3 4 Baseball 3 lu dem Councrl 4 Class Vnce Presndenf 3 Class Pres: den! 4 DEAN PEANUTS HALL Tlns guy x a lad who ls no fool He always lxnows when there ll be no school Foovballl 2 3 4 Capfam Football 4 Basketball rack 2 3 A MARY KATHERINE FRANCE Genlle sweei and always good The perfect essence of charmmg glrlhood Girls Chorusl 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 FHA 3 Treasurer FHA 4 JOANNE HOWARTER She ls a lolly gurl Oo lmow leave ll Io us to fell you so Girls Chorusl 2 3 A Muxed Chorus 2 A F A BILL OLIVER Bellevmg ls far easier Oban ihmlnng 1 otball 3 4 Basketball l 2 4 A , A I zfff Track l 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Class Vice Presldenffi IZ ll BKQ SHOT X I TUE CLACC QUEEN SENIOR PLAY CAST 4 I J ' u 'si' S My 'dr Xu FOOTBALL 4 x 4 ,L lm SLIAA SITTIN SAM BULL TWO GUN L L PETE 1-I fi x ,.,f A tranqurl peace settled over the valley ln the drstance a buzzard cry sounded as rt swooped to get rts prey The gentle lowrng of the cattle and the soft evenrng breeze rustlrng the golden leaves seem to soothe the soul and grve a deep settled peace It was no wonder that the cowboy was caught rn a spell Standrng on the rrm of the canyon gazrng on Gods creatrons rn all therr beauty a sense of awe spread over hrm srgnrfrcant occurred to hrm He had been on hrs Senror Class trrp to Chrcago and had seen hrs frrst skyscrapers and the people throng past Suddenly rt occurred to hrm that thrs had been the frrst trme rn many years he had thought anythrng about school or hrs old classmates He had marrred hrs hrgh school sweetheart and had come west to try hrs hand as a cowpoke Now he was the foreman of a prosperous Texas ranch and he wondered rf they all had been as successful as he Some had become very famous Brll Olrver and Ann Foster especrally Captarn Brll Orlver of the U S Navy had establrshed hrs fame as berng the frrst man to sarl around the world backwards Ann gave a concert before the Queen of England although rt had taken her qurte a whrle to persuade her hus band Gary to take care of the krds whrle she was on tour He had seen Scott Clrfford several trmes when he had mar keted hrs cattle at Chrcago Scott was the presrdent of the Stock Yards Vernon Amsler had also become presrdent of the Cuba Bank Shrrley Swango and Brll were lrvrng rn Calrfornra Shrrley had been rn the movres for several years but retrred so she could spend more trme wrth her two grandchrldren Mrckey Morgan the worlds second Florence Nrghtengale had rust come ba k from Reno where she had been usrng her medrcal skrll to perfect her most famous vaccrne It was com monly called the love bug vaccrne desrgned to reduce the drvorce rate He had read rn the paper that Cuba had a beautrful new roller skatrng rrnk The owner was Donna Porter Roy Slater had settled down to be a Republrcan farmer Hrs chref crop was skunk cabbage T c,E Joanne Howarter had establrshed a beauty salon rn New York and was dorng qurte well Jeanette Ellrs poor grrl had gone to the rnsane asylum and at last report she was strll there She was the head nurse Luanne Landrs famous crrme newspaper reporter had been Shrrley Young had rorned the crrcus as a bareback rrder and wolf trarner Duane Sheets was a horse doctor and had rust completed hrs new horsprtal Delores Trout was teachrng musrc and math rn Sandy Pornt Idaho Carol Mae Kreme was a taxr drrver rn New York Brrdget OLarn had a Love Lorn Column rn the New York Trmes Dee Wrllrams mrllronarre playboy had decrded to throw hrs hat rnto the rrng for the next presrdentral electron Dress desrgner Mary K France had an Oscar for desrgnrng the clothes rn Hear the Wrnd Blow the most sensatronal prcture of the year Shrrley Prgg had assumed the name of Madam Zrnskey and had become qurte famous as a fortune teller rn Florrda Wrlma Englrsh had rorned the Bard Brarn Club and was grvrng lectures on Brrd Lrfe rn the Arctrc Regrons Lyle Massrngale had a very quret busrness as a mortrcran Dorrs Beebe was employed as a bookkeeper rn Peorra Her srster Betty Hebb waslmakrng a happy home for her husband and chrldren Juanrta Behyrner and Pat Hodgrns had become nurses and were dorng werlfare work rn the slums of Chrcago James Sharpe had marrred Audrey and had seven chrldren James was employed by hrs wrfe Ken McCloskey was rust a plarn drrt farmer but was a successful one if , ' ' 3 L T r r T If ' C? , 2' U so - l ' v X - fly, Agrr T P f- 1 l l r . 3 - y, f -- r W 1 A , N - - - L gf , - l r rl -' ' T- -r fr L. f to T W N. . Q - j K . P Ki- ' - if , S' r 1 ' 5 only Once before had 'his feeling of being so small and in: awarded the medal for being the best reporter of the year. Sharon McConkey was a mermaud un an underwater theater at Floruda Her husband was the owner Carol Gulmore was workung at the telephone offuce on the sude Her maun uob was a housewufe Joan Lafary was the secretary of good old Cuba Hugh lla Jean focum was flyung hugh as a Pan Amerucan stew ardess Ronnue Bushop famous cartoonust and uokester was presu dent of the Luars Club Elunor Whute was performung for the boys overseas as a hula dancer She was Jerry Lewus suxth wnte Martha Orwug was the secretary to the Governor of lllunous Helen Vander Hamm was takung puctures all over the world for her husband who us edutor of Natuonal Geographucal Magazune Peanuts Dean Hall was runnung a hugh class lunk yard and fullung statuon a James McConkey was the coach at Notre Dame Jane Ellen Clayberg the promunent New York socualute had been appounted presudent of the Mt Holy Oak Gurls School Her husband had donated a new lubrary there Jean Harper model of French fashuons had purchased a chaun of reducung salons Mrs Mary Strode the former Mary Wulluamson sang over WCUBA Cubas new raduo statuon each evenung on Hymns In the Nught The bayung of hounds floated up the canyon unterruptung hus traun of thought The moon had rusen and was floodung the canyon wuth lught Well he saud absently Guess Chuck Ford us huntmg tonught and Blackue old horse wed better get home to supper or a luttle woman by the name of Mrs Jeff Muller wull crown me As the sound of Blackues hoofs faded un the dustance the canyon was once agaun enveloped un sulence A coyote who had wutnessed the scene raused hus head toward the moon and uttered a long mournful waul as uf to say all us well Luanne Landus nwrqw 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 l 1 - - - 11 . . - - - , , 1 I . ,, - 1 . . . - ' . - . . ,, ,, . ,, - 1 1 . 1 1 1 U . , . . f 1 11 11 - - - . . . 1 . , , . 'nl ss u . Y l u 4-125320 'azz k .a- 'vx 4333 X -I x If 1 w 7 ax ' 5 Q' r R A l W Nancy Robem Beny Marshal! -v Gene McConkey Nancy Siockham 41 Anna Lea Haaclme Eve Lou Shields x41 Marilyn Nelson Karla Burrows J ,W ll sw l,, riff' v .QUIZ . g5,'3, 'Q Elda Mitchell Howard Morgan Hazel ASI-,wood ' 'Q - Q 4. Fuji -.1 Evelyn Murphey Lorena Aull Shnrley McCormuck 51 P1 Marvun Henderson Harold McMullen Pamela VanDYke Q 4 PV Patsy Sirode Clyde Von Ach Dome mdd A - V . ,i 4 75 Q A' 57,1 3 A 'Ak N . A X 5--4 ' - , 'K ...st - x 5 l I l! sg I Q . ' Q V 3 l 8 . , N X lx ,A if . 1 ' T' a l Q X E XJ? K 3 -1 , All QQ Vaa, Y 'aff ' Ihxx l 3 - li 3 1 6- 1' ' fa 49af fav 'ai ff. U. X l I lf? ll 1 ll lc Maurlce Spangler 1. 'Q' Marvnn Van Mrddlesworth Charlofle Quigley Charles Dnlfs --'Q .M I ,, -33 ., 'I F Mary Myers Vlrglma Churchnll Elaine Ehresman Barbara Bump 'f -1 .X X ' Q Errue Hines Jeanmne Van M ddlesworth Gene Muller Gary Keefauver we-H' Nancy Marshall Jerry McCaugl1ey av -4-4 NT Niall Clyde Taylor Armnlla Beam K 31 fi Thomas Hopkins Clarabel Churchill l -sul. Pal Lescallevf m 4719 A Duck Shaw . V ' ' 54- 1 , 1 Q l 'l JTFJ M x a Q l if Q Rf 1, Q l -, E1 CQ '3 1 , .N M - rx 1 W ' r z- W' - qw r ii , g' , ! 55, .V ' 4-at 45 'ff , - ' 5 ,: ,gfv 1 , xuhkn MQYA ,N V5 ffjsflffr 5 fi' 4 riniijllil ll QVQMV . .4 'J I , M . I - I Q ll ff lr . ' r ,f 3 K 4 cg r v 4-9 1 .,-f ,A e M Xmhraga F ig .L max ' 1 fm - 'F X A ,, 6 fl A 3 , , 4 'l it E ' 7 C .12 4 - ?u.'A..4-'Ass I xx X Q x H t JUVUOV l'liYne5 Dorothy Thomson John Juliuson Gladys Trout I 'W f f -, - x '83 4 75 Q V U xx 4 ' , ,, s tc , H y L'l ' d 'fo' F I G Lair Norma Vance W,l,,-,a Qrw JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY For a class who has never given up on any occasion the Junior Class is still going plenty strong ln our Freshman year we were off to a good start by winning second prize on our Homecoming float giving a successful Christmas Party and showing great enthusiasm in all sports in which the Cuba Cardinals participated Then came our sophomore year and were we always willing to help when needed We sponsored a successful Chili Supper and a Halloween Party which would help our next year on the Prom bills We also took part in many activities of the school In the cheerleader section we are proud to say all four girls on the A team were Sophomores. There were Sophomore boys who helped to take care of the sport division, and also many of our class members participated in Chorus, F.H.A., F.F.A., and Band. This year should be very interesting for us because as Juniors, we are now upperclassmen. Our class officers are: President, Tom Hopkins, ViceAPresident, Gene McConkey, Secretary, Pat Lescallett, Treasurer, Gene Miller, Student4Council members, Dorothy Thomson and Jerry McCaughey. Our Junior Class Play, lnner Willy, under the direction of Mrs, Helen Skean, was a great success. Also the class is working very hard to make the Prom an outstanding occasion. Another important event this year was ordering of our class rings. We received third prize on our Homecoming Float. Elda Mitchell was our class queen. Now, above all other things, we are looking forward to being Seniors. BASKETBALL 'R hx f h x O U an Don Mason Us 'll Ray Waughiel 1 N .- ,.f- Beverly Putman Thelma lafary ni T --., .df GIOVW G 35P'e Edward Marshall 1 'Q 1, ..,. Kafherme Harr Ronnle Smnh '34 ' q 3 4 Harold Mullef Dora Slam, it .411 Tomrme Gulmore jamg ThQmp,o,-1 Dime Lwlo, Helen Porter Ermadean McNeal 5h IeY B9l1Yme' Dean Walters Kenneth Brooks Sandra Stevenson Jnm Rench x. ll lf - 4, 9 4. lv K I . 49 lv' Q U, X , '7 1 5 , ., f I s '-X X Y .. , 9 I gl N I I A K 4' l X K , ' . . -4 1 1 , f A I ' 'W 1 V' ug , , v Q K ' at D ,gy YL z lf, . ,,1 av 3, ' x 1 Y, ,- il-Q V? ... 5, cg- I V x K Lf Q f ' 4 'fi' Q 'z J X I w W , . , V A S . , Qi of 'f A ,a 9 fr . 4 Q 1 X 'm'3'R 7 S T' '1' X N! G yPhllp 11 Y K 4? Ju .I BNyMMl X in -iv .14 fvf, 'g :ui 1 yW 'UQ fix nz. Wld H I y v pq' 1-NU R' 0 bbyH 33 x-1 IN M24 Nt X'x JyCl o Ply Ro-b7M , W YV! BbA 'ei' A xi! Vffimmi Q 'al X - , 'Q ' . :f - ff - 'f : G ' f z LJ '7' . ' f it ' 4 I X ' f '. ' , f x X V Q -.Q x ' 11 - N X 'Q f X 1 , .fi-w . A A X 'x 1 M S d Junio B H Th lmaT yl Richard Kevme Jean ullramson wr 'T A i 1 R' f 'W rf f x KZ? 4 , fo' 4413! A y 7? X 'XX -ff ' , 1 N f . t- '5 Q X' x lf X I Kb! . , E , X -,V A X Q Q x 1 J ' H p Shirl ySurry B Charlene Weaver o lf Q' - ' W , R ' v- 3 . ,'9' pr . 1 , f ' 4 1.1 -9 5 K ' , f 1 4? ,, X x X X , Q ' 1 , . X ' 2 K ' luk, 'JI t Q X fi ,, Y I n- Q AK, A - ,, 1 L a Churchull David Waiker Nancy Yackley Evra Yasve Gene McCloskey J ' Q 3 ? S f X Lp - , I ,IX 4-- , . 'J - Q, -ea 'Q' 1 4 X f 5 QIXSOY, V 1 A. .Na ' 'Q f , H Q . N 1- .. , . N, N ,. -. Q M H I I 1 I Y 1 Y A , ' err ou ver er arshall E I B d Jimmie Ihompson l Verla Roberts 'tif-Y' -fi Pawnee Ford Martin Quick Jtrn MrtCl1ell 6 Betty Buxyon Charlotte Bea rd Luc Ile Grmdle Gladys Reneau Ruth Arm W ll ams Larry Ash ood -J Darlene Henderson 4' John MCNe I Kenneth Martmdale Mary Blshop gh. sw! 'J' cpl. y::':ua I gg Ed Moody Raymond Van Dyke Ralph Newland SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The Sophomore Class upon entenng hugh school was green and lnexpernenced but because of our vntaluty we soon had our class organized and running smoothly The followung officers were elected Presndent Jnm Mutchell Vuce Presndent Ed Moody Secretary Treasurer Harold Muller Then came Freshman Day wlth Gordon Bennett carryrng off the pnze for the best dressed Freshle Honors were given to Kate Harr as she represented our class at Homecomnng tnme Thus year the 77 members rn the Sophomore Class have really gone to town Wnth Mr Marttnr as our class sponsor we elected the followung officers Presldent Beverly Putman Vice Presldent Kleo Torrance Secretary Don Mason Treasurer Dean Walters Representatlve to Student Councll Jam Mitchell Three g rls from our class are cheerleaders thus year Kate Harr Thelma Lafary and Beverly Putman Homecomrng has been about the happrest trme for the Sophomores Because our float Lets Bury Em Deep won first prrze And we had such a pretty queen Thelma Lafary We have sponsored dances and partues for the student body and have shown outstandxng school splrlt In the past two years The end of the year comes too soon for all of us but we realize that we have made a successful begrnnlng for the years ahead of us A 6 'L y X R' rc fi A as I x ' S J 4' r 4 - X ' . P, X S v , f nr xl T 1 Q T 4 1. K . e - rr A - S 't 1 1 df yx AZ rl. 4 I 3' V 3 L if T. W T, Ni fx Qt x 5 V. K xx tx' ,GG is K 'sf I r f l :ll 1 Q 4 hi. ' Q, ' 6 N rags ' 'l TNQ' ti K I Kd' 1 ,wav ' F331 - ' ' ' 1? 'T S 2 ' :Y 5 , xr 9' - ::. , Lt l, ' 4, l I l 1 Robert Svrode b? bf Beve ly H v-. D ck Coulter Ed ma W lson 3? Q5 ..-Q. K r Nancy Kerr 'J 'WG B ll Wall ck Carol Sosey Richard Lafary Q: 's -vw J K v Elf . 1' , V5.1 V 4 5' ' - W 5, A, ,Q Danny Wild is Ga y Harpe Lee Clayberg QJ Garry Bevard 4x A, . .x 'l. Q, 45.3-' 7: ,r . A9lf:7'44, ' 4193, ',lt:.'D+rJ4-xg,1,2:r x, 1 7fxl'l'4Y -avi Paula Heller X? ef Aulf i Ma Oy Moo -'19 Be erly Morgan C 'Gs 493 XJ -L 1 'Y Belly Reeves elh Ru ya 4. 'F' x Wi harle e Reneau 5- D ck Moody 'T I .V I k lg 'UA ff , 'Ss ui ' diggs! 3 Q A t r l ,f 'if Q l l X ' Y f l r elle I i r Y Jar' Kenn n n . I Q, if ga ,. ly' -. is, if ' I i, ' Y 1 1 'All '-Q Y X X wa s ': . Q G 5 w af r j '29 '1 ff' -rd 1 . x Y ' - Y f - 'X 1 ' . x :T -f - fl Qxd X 5' . 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Louns Moore Jerry Von Ach Dlckue Strode aron odgknns 'Pk tr 1 .x!.l'7l ' ' larry Hutchms Walter Cantrall X-.4 ' if M0 0 HISTORY 0F FRESHMAN CLASS As the school bell rang September 2 1952 seventy one pupuls entered Cuba Hugh to make up a Freshman Class Some were tnmnd cllngmg to small groups hopnng to pass unnotuced others put on a bold front thunkang they mlght pass for upper class men zmaglne seventy one puplls lost In the halls late for class or not maklng class at all We were happy when evenlng came and we could laugh at our dufferent expernences School soon settled unto a defmute pattern On September 5 we elected Danny Wuld Class Presndent Kenneth Runyan Vuce Presndent Carol Sosey Secretary and Marty Moore Treasurer At general assembly the same day Carol Sosey was elected Cheerleader Homecomlnq arrived October 3 We earned fnfth place with our float the theme of whlch was Gold Rush 1849 Our class chose Donna Henderson to act as class queen at the Homecommg dance A cloud hangrng over our hornzon fmnally broke October 20 The Freshmen were nnstructed to dress In gay twentues the boys ln knee pants and long stockungs etc Everyone had a wonderful tume especlally the Sensors Student Council elected Gary Harper and Paula Heller as most cleverly dressed The Sensors enter tamed the school at a dance the same evennng Now we are full fledged Freshmen We are on our way doing our best 'Great Oaks from Small Acorns Grow so It us wnth our Freshman Class We are expectung many accomplnshments by '56 L l . t z,,.. l ' 'Cv 1 . 0 'W' - W X l 7 'f ,. F 'ff' F Q .v ,X Il xx h r X In tl L, ' -ka K. I I X X V ' Harry Fourdyce Donald Harper Homer Thomson Eugene Roberts Bull Bradley 2 9 'if -Y-, in Ronnie BHSYNOP Mary WI 'Qu Shirley McCormnck 1... ' Pat Hodgklns Hehef La,, ' lla'7'lSOl'l Patna y W'ls0n Tvvv if 'li Jane Ellen Clayberg John Julluson Sharon McConkey 1 cxavbwg are N-. we SOS G ne M-uef Veffa R Gy e oberfs . W . l 3 , j Q l A J ' I I 4, A I w ., Z f , , Q Z! .A ff? ' . nf M I :nvkl f QNAQ, , C CN Y h l i h ' ' 'F' ls. h .sf n - 2 A , f ix f n - A 5 :fi t ' . t , ,V K . f .7 ' 4 A Q X ','. ' 6 tri! :W X Y . 6 , w I . 1 fl- I ,Ill ,111 I W :ff 1l117elnr11,,. tocgo ,QOL I ,I .xg nf , ' f ' uid If Ullf f 5 y f ,gf ,.4-+6 3,.-QQ l i ,K- gs-I I, 1 3 ,.nuP li' . A T1 j - V n Q --t , - Y I , V- I 5 I f f P ff Q? . , Y: X 4 ' v ' 1 ,O ' ' - .M K . V - 1 0 1 1,9 Q I' 1 '- 7 if 3- ' ' A na ' if ' : is ff , ..' 49 f ' ' 5' ' 'A' I 1 ,a.'..'j.kL4 Q 1,1 . F, '-f - 4 ...... Lg I xxx DEAN HALL Captam of squad unammous all confer ence chonce at guard Vncnous taclcler and blocker despite weught of 135 pounds DEE Wlll.lAMS Speedy rnghr halfback who scored hve touchdowns durnng season Welghlng onl 125 pounds Dee nevertheless was Y Bll-l Ol-IVE! tough man to bnng down Improved vastly toward the end of the season and caught several mce passes DUANE SHEETS Bnggest man on team at 210 pounds Dewey fnlled nn capably at euther guard or tackle when called upon JIM MCCONKEY 165 pound fullback Scored fnve touch downs and generally dad most of the VERNON AMSLER pass..-rg Played nght guard and was a three year letterman JEFF MILLER 150-pound right tackle who played good steady game Jeff was hampered by nnlurnes much of the season ,K V0 . , In , . I . E ' B Bill was also a wicked tackler. U U - - - 1 .4 ' a .3 :elif-,Y 3527.9 c. . 1 fs BOTTOM ROW Left to rnght Larry Lalrd Jlm Mltchel Steve Hardesty Ronme Henderson Lee Burrows Larry Wenger Bull Wallnck Duck Coulter Homer Thomson Tom France MIDDLE ROW Tom Gllmore John McNeal Larry Hutchlns Lee Clayberg Ray Waughtel Gene Mlllef GGYVY Bevafd Mamn Qwck Duane Sheets Maurnce Spangler Ken Runyan Danny Wnld TOP ROW Dean Hall Vernon Amsler Gene McConlcey Dee Wllluams Tom Hopknns Jeff Muller James McConkey Gary Keefauver Bull Oliver Don Clayberg Lawrence Paul Coach Lemon Because of lack of weught and experlence Coach Jerry Lemons Cuba Cardmals managed to wln only two of the erght contests they partncnpated ID Knoxvllle trnpped the Cardmals 200 In a hard fought game at Knoxville The host team had too much weught and expert ence for the Cardmals The followmg Frnday nught Lewtstown lourneyed to Cuba and handed the Cubans a T913 defeat Wvllnams scored twnce for The less sard about the game wnth Bushnell the betterll Cuba played nts poorest game of the year and was plastered 330 The homecomung game wuth Astorla was a success as the Cardmals punched out a 1813 vuctory nn the fnnal minutes of play Jrm McConkey scored twlce and Dee Wtlluams once for the Cubans It was Cuba s fnrst wan Valley hugh school entertamed Cuba at Valley Frnday Oc tober IO and rematned undefeated by scormg a 120 vnctory Agaun the llght wetght of the Cuba squad was the decldung factor The Havana Ducklmgs beat Cuba for the fnrst tame In fuve years Frlday October T7 by the score of 27 T3 The score was knotted at 6 all at the half but the ducklmgs possessed too many horses for our Cardmals .ltm McConkey tallned twuce for Cuba Farmlngton edged Cuba T8 O but the Cardmals outplayed the Farmers throughout the game Coach Lemons Cardmals won theur fnnal games of the sea son by beatlng VIT 216 It was the last game for seven sensor members of the squad Although the Cardmals dndnt fare too well thus year great thlngs are expected of next years squad as several lettermen are returnung . : . 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Cuba Yaies Cnty Cuba Canton Cuba Knoxvllle Cuba Farmmgron Cuba Lewasiown Cuba Glasford Cuba Bushnell MR LEMON We owe much Thanks To Coach Lemon and has Lemon Alds for theur unfarmg efforts nn The field of sports School spurlf team work and good sportsmanship are only a few of The qualmes that Coach Jerry Lemon has impressed on hrs Teams BASKETBALL TOTALS Cuba Valley Cuba Avon Cuba Astorua Cuba Abmgdon Cuba V I T Cuba Elmwood 51 YiiiYViif'- '----A.AVVYVV' YwYw,-.AYVAV,V,,, L L LL ,,,, L,,L.70 'filiii ,,r.r...,..c c,rcccccc.c .r....csass sssvvs.......sse eeeee.- --A-s, 5 3 L L ,lcc,cc L LLLLLLLLLLL L L LL 'ijiiilil LLL...L. .L..L LLLLLL. .....LLLssssss sssQ.,r ..eeeeeee- -eesee 5 1 LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL L L L f ifif'gi3Lg1i1L1 LLLLLLLLLLLLLL .LL,,..,L LLLss,sssssss ......ee,eeee eew-- 5 1 7 S Y ii--- ----A lflzrlrrrrrr ---,--- ILLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LLLL 7 0 6 8 ' f---------- ----------ffff--- - f---------' - ' ' - r 'iiil1LL1Li LLLLLLLL.. LLL........LL LL.ss,ssv W...,....e ssAeeeeeeQ-- 6 5 5 4 . 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LLL.L ...LL,LL . . ,.,rrs.,. c.sec.eee A 50 4' 'L FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE SQUAD TOP ROW Coach Tangman Larry Lanrd Danny Wald Kenneth Marvel Homer Thomson Tom France Larry Wnlson Manager Duck Coulter BOTTOM ROW GarryBevard Gary Phnllnps Martm Quick Don Harper Ed Moody Bully Wallnck Harold Muller Manager Jam Wulson ' B ' Team Coach Juny Tangman s Frosh Soph basketball team Won 8 of 21 Qames TheY Plf'-Wed Allh0UQl varsity next year The Junior Cardmals lost sev 'hell' fecofd WGSV1 f T00 IFTWPFGSSIVG, The under eral close games by 5 or less pounts They placed classmen Improved greatly as the season pro fhlrd m me County meef and displayed some gressed Many of These boys will move up to the spgnfed ball A TEAM SQUAD Jack Plotts, Manager, Gene McConkey, Dee Wllllams, Jeff Muller, Donald Clayberg, Ball Olnver, Scott Clufford, Kenneth Runyan, James McConkey, Kenneth McCloskey, Tom Hopknns, Kleo Torrence, James Sharpe, Coach Lemon Q 1: ll ff 'T' - 32 25 ' - n l Q- il 1, A 5 V X g V 1 .XJ 2 xy ' 3 XJ la, T ,Q 4 45,5 434 ?'?2 , x ig ' ' 'g fx I, SENIOR SQUAD Coach Lemon Jeff Mller Dee Williams Scott Clifford Ball Oliver James McConkey Kenneth McCloskey James Sharpe A TEAM Under the guidance of Coach Jerry Lemon the Cardinals had their best seasonal record in I5 years. Although lacking in height, the Cardinals' aggressiveness and superior speed enabled them to compile a I9-8 record. After losing two of their first three games, the Cardinals proceeded to win eleven of the next twelve games they played in. In compiling their fine record the Cardinals also tied for first place with Lewistown in the Olympic Conference. The Cardinals averaged about 65 points per game and compiled an amazing free throw percentage of over 70 per cent as a team. Seven Seniors are graduating from this year's squad, but much is expected for the next few years, as three regulars and several promising Sophomores and Juniors are back. Graduating are: James Sharpe, Scott Clifford, Jeff Miller, Ken McCloskey, Bill Oliver, Dee Williams, and Captain Jim McConkey. Jim McConkey set a new scoring record for the school with a 24.55 average for the 27 games in which he netted 663 points. Members returning for next year are: Gene Mc- Conkey, Tom Hopkins, Don Clayberg, Gary Kee- fauver, Ken Runyan, Kleo Torrance, and several promising freshmen and sophomore players. B TEAM CHEERLEADERS Thelma Lafary Carol Sosey Kathryn Harr Beverly Putman Pat Lescallett, Clarabel Churchill Sharon McConkey Loretta Ault A-TEAM CHEERLEADERS a' TOP ROW Martsn Quuck Lawrence Paul Don Harper Gary Keefauver Tom Hopkms Ball Ollver Ken McCloskey Ken Runyan MIDDLE ROW Howard Morgan Dean Hall Gene Muller Larry Laurd Lee Burrows Bull Walllck Mr Lemon BOTTOM ROW Clyle Taylor Harold Muller Dee Wllluams Lyle Massmgale Garry Bevard Roy Slater TRACK Coach Jerry Lemon has several returnlng track men thus year around whlch to buuld a track team Back are Dee Wulluams speedy dash man who packed up numerous points last year ln the 100 and 220 yd dashes Tom Hopkms hurdler pole vaulter high lumper dlscus and dashman who always collects has share of polnts Bell Oluver, broad lumper and dashman should really come into his own this year Missing from the team this year are Ed Phllllps, Ray Whlte Bob Clay berg Duck Ewan Verme Harr and Noble Hall all of whom graduated If the field events can be strengthened, the Cuba tracksters wull be a tough bundle for anyone they face 11 3,1 41 Qkqovgl 5 Q an-.1 T 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 5 1 1 1 1 , , . 1 1 , - 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 . 1 1 1 i . TOP ROW Martin Quick Lawrence Paul Gary Keefauver Thomas Hopkins Bull Oliver Jeff Maller Bull Wallick Kenneth Runyan James McConkey Donald Harper Donald Clayberg MIDDLE ROW Gene Miller Ronald Tarter Lee Clayberg James Sharpe Jim Wilson Gary Phillips Riley Wulliams Maurice Spangler Gene McConkey Mr Tangman BOTTOM ROW Jackie Zaborac Raymond Van Dylre Larry Ashwood Gary Harper Danny Wild Dick Coulter Dick Strode Jerry Coulter Clyle Taylor BASEBALL Coach Tangman will have several lettermen mg are Gene McConkey, fancy fielding second baseman, Kleo Torrance, shortstop, Jame0Sharpe, outfielder, Tom Hopkins outfielder, Jeff Miller, catcher, Jim McConkey pitcher, and several promising Frosh Soph ballplayers Coach Tang man is a former Illinois University baseball star and is now patching professional baseball for Des Moines a Chicago Cub farm club Five Olympic Conference games have been scheduled, along with four non conference games Coach Tang man s Cardinals have their eyes on the Olympic Conference crown and expect a successful season .G back this year on which to build a team. Return- I I , . 1 s . . :- 47 'x I L-I 'Nuff 1 :1- gl T1 eittl .ff W HOMECOMING Frlday October 3 1952 as a day that wall long be remembered un Cuba It was HOMECOMING DAY The weather man smlled and gave us a nnce day To begun the actnvltues was the parade whnch was led by the color bearers from the Amerncan Legion followed by the Hugh School and Grade School Bands class queens and the colorful floats In the hugh school dnvusuon fnrst prrze was awarded to Sophomores second Sensors thnrd Juniors fourth Annual Staff fnfth Freshman The climax of the day was the football game Before a large crowd of enthusvastnc fans Cuba defeated Astoria wnth a score of I8 to 13 Dur :ng the half the Hugh School band entertamed with precuslon marching To end our perfect day was the dance ID the gymnasxum to whnch everyone was snvnted The gym was decorated with a fall theme lla Jean Yocum was crowned Homecoming Queen by James McConkey Student Councll President Class Queen attendants were Junlor Elda Mat chell Sophomore Thelma Lafary Freshman Donna Henderson Our Homecoming had been successful from beglnmng to end Q T ' A .. 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Q, 1, Q K 29 it .gb Q s Q 'W 3 X2 ' ? dag A 1 W ll ' 1 , ', V I 2 . ii'9'f - Q '-W BOTTOM ROW lla Jean Yocum Eva Lou Shnelds Verla Roberts Thelma Taylor Nancy Kerr Jeanette Ellns Ann Foster Marty Moore Carol Sosey Jane Ellen Clayberg Sharon McConkey SECOND ROW Mass Juamta Cantwell Kathr yn Emery Joan Lafary Martha Orwlg Mary France Luanne Landls Nancy Roberts Dixie Taylor Mackey Morgan Nancy Stockham Beverly Putman Plamst THIRD ROW Kenneth Brooks Gary Harper Gary Phlllnps Joanne Howarter Patsy Strode Helen Vander Hamm Norma Vance Jean Harper Eldon Muller Clyle Taylor Robert Strode TOP ROW James Sharpe Duck Shaw Jerry McCaughey Scott Chfford Kenneth Runyan Dee Wlllnams Lee Clayberg Lee Burrows Jlm Rench Wayne Helle Our hugh school chorus under the competent hand of Mlss Juanita Cantwell has again thus year as an the past played nts Important part In school actlvltres by provndnng tralmng and enloy ment ln music for the members and fine entertain ment for the communuty people at the several programs In whnch the chorus partvclpated The gurls chorus wuth a membershup of forty two meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays The boys chorus with eighteen members meets on Mon days and Wednesdays On Fruday the muxed chorus with twenty sux members selected from the other two organnzatlons meets with Mlss Cantwell for rehearsal The school was well represented at the Ma comb Muslc Cllmc on Saturday November 22 by a group of chorus members The gurls and mlxed choruses helped In the presentation ofthe Chrlstmas Program whlch also featured an ensemble and several solo vouces The choruses attended the Fulton County Festa val held ln March at Farmmgton and sent sev eral ensembles and solos to the dustrnct contest also held rn March In the sprung numbers were presented by the choruses for the Baccalaureate and Commence ment servlces All nn all It has been a tune year when we lomed our voices and filled the alr with muslc and our hearts with lightness and laughter ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 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I ' ' 1 ' f I ' ' 1 -,A ', ' .4 ,xlzfty The Cuba Chapter of Future Homemakers of America a national organization was first organ ized In Cuba In the year 1945 by Miss Melvin taken or are taking at least one year or more of Home Economics Some of the prolects studied in the three years of Home Economics are cloth ing food home management good grooming and child care The motto of the Cuba Chapter is Toward New Horizons Our chapter flower is the Red Rose which IS symbolic of vibrant glowing health The chapter colors are red and white which are sym FHA bollc of youth and purity The first meeting of F H A members was held October 10 rn which these officers were Intro duced for the following year Pat Lescallett Pres: dent Martha Orwlg Vice President Jeanette Ellis Secretary Mary France Treasurer Dorothy Thomson Parliamentarian Jane Ellen Clayberg Historian Clarabel Churchill Song Leader Helen Vander Hamm Chairman of Prolects Nancy Rob erts Chairman of Public Relations Our advisors are Mrs Helen Quick and Mrs Nancy Grieve Mrs Willis Stockham is our Chapter Mother ir , This organization is made up of girls who have ' ' . -, , , , 1 , - 2 l ' , , 1 , I , . 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I - N GI G ll Shlrle Surr Evel n Murphy Beverly Mor BOTTOM ROW Nancy Kerr Lula Latrd Edwnna Wnlson Carol Sosey orla I espue y y y gan Eva Lou Shlelds Marty Moore Nancy Stockham Ann Foster SECOND ROW Mary Banmster Evelyn Beanrd Jane Clayberg Clarabel Churchlll Dorothy Thomson Mary France Jeanette Ellns I d H m Dorns Beebe Hazel Ashwood Pat Lescallette Martha Orwng Nancy Roberts He en Van er am THIRD ROW Mrs Grleve Pat Van Dylre El Howarter Jeannme Van Muddlesworth Mrs Qulck FOURTH ROW Betty Marshall Kay Walters Heller Armulla Beam Pawnee Ford Karla Blshop Janet Ault TOP ROW Sandra Stevenson Loretta Ault lene Reneau Sharon Wedel Jane Walsh Bever y utman een Barbara Bump Betty Hebb Marnlyn Nelson Duue faylor In January the chapter held nts formal Inltlatlon for the honorary members The 195253 Cuba Chapter consists of seventy seven actnve mem bers F H A meetsngs are held on the second Fruday of each month at the school cafeteria A buslness meetlng ns held and various actlvmes are enloyed by all Thus year we have had a Travelogue of Wllllamsburg by Mrs Helen Skean, a panel dns cusslon F FA and F HA Jane Ellen Clayberg chairman, a talk of Weddmg Etiquette, by Mrs Nancy Grleve, and a talk on The Importance of Worthy Home Membershlp, by Rev Donald Peterson anne Ehresman Charlotte Qulgley Elda Mutchell Lorena Churchnll Verla Roberts Ehnor Buxton Luanne Landus Ermadean McNenI Ruthann Wnlluams Mary Myers Joanne Nancy Marshall Donna Englnsh Thelma Lafary Dons Wust Nancy Yackley Paula Burrows Shlrley McCormack Darlene Henderson Thelma Taylor Gladys Reneau Mary Mullncent Beam Anna Haacke Donna Henderson Joan Thompson Helen Nussel Char I P HI Porter Kate Harr Patsy Strode Dollue Kudd Vlrgnma Churchnll The FHA and FFA hayrlde and welner roast, the annual Chnstmas Party Valentme Party, and Formal Dance, F H A and F FA Par ents Nlght In Aprnl were some of the socual actnvn tres of the year This year the Cuba Chapter attended the Sec tlon XII Rally, sent members to the Sectlonal House of Delegates and sponsored a gurl to the F H A leaders camp We all have enloyed a very complete and suc cessful year t 1 . 1. 1 - , . , 1 i 5 - 1 - a . , L, D I . 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' . 11 1 . ,, - ' Il - 5 wah ln 1929 Wulluam R Queen the vocational agrn culture Teacher organnzed the Cuba Chapter F F A The classroom then was our typing room and the shop was an an old barn across the street We are now rn a bulldlng whlch was built un l94O and IS rated one of the best equipped In the state of lllmols Agriculture contains courses dealmg wlth a varuety of toplcs The Freshman class studles am mal husbandry, dealung with lnvestock and gudg FFA mg The Sophomores learn how to prune trees they study soul and have 10 weeks of wood worklng The Junucrs who are enrolled IU the Farm Shop course learn the arts of woodwork Ing tool sharpenang pamtung forge work elec trlc wlrmg soldenng cementlng The Farm Man agement course Includes concrete work pauntnng soul testing electruc motors farm accountlng farm mapping, and malor repaur work These four years help make better farmers for the future . A , Ry f . - 1 . , x V I, ,l f f f 1, V.. -T f, f N I X N -' I ' T 1' ' . 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I , , . , ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 BOTTOM ROW Gary Harper Duck Koellung Kenneth Brooks Donald Burton Kenneth McAdams Larry Wulson Rayford Darst Don Henderson Duck Coulter SECOND ROW James Sharpe Lee Burrows Harold Muller Bob Homer Martun Quuck Jum Mutchell Gene Muller Marvun Henderson Bull Oluver Charles Dults Jerry Coulter Junuor Haynes THIRD ROW Mr Queen Kenneth Marvel Gary Keefauver Ronnue Smuth Mauruce Spangler Bull Walluck Duane Sheets Ernue Hunes Paul Keume Ronnue Tarter Allen McCance Mr Martunue FOURTH ROW Robert Strode Ronme Dults Ronnue Henderson Tom France Lyle Massungale Lee Clayberg Charles Ford Larry Ashwood Dean Walters Homer Thomson James Rench Harry Fourdyce Don Mason TOP ROW Bob Marshall Lee Chambers Ruchard Kueme Larry La urd Ruley Wulluams Eldon Muller Harold McMullen Arlan Landus Jack Zabarac Roy Slater Vernon Amsler Dean Hall Howard Morgan Wayne Helle Our F F A have had some wonderful actuvutues much We have had a uount hayrude and weuner roast wuth the F H A entered a float Mow Em Down un the Homecomung Parade and had a party and banquet Our members are also athletuc ally uncluned and have a basketball team of whuch we are very proud We have approxumately 55 members enrolled un F F A thus year and from thus number the fol Iowung offucers were elected Presudent Gene Muller Vuce Presudent Bull Oluver Secretary Mar vun Henderson Treasurer Kenneth Brooks Re porter Charles Dults Sentunel Jerry Coulter We owe a lot of thanks to Mr Martunue who us our advusor and who has helped us so much peted un a contest at Delavan and placed thurd The boys takung part un thus were Bob Homer ratung thurd and Ronnue Tarter and Kenneth Brooks who also ranked hugh un the contest Others partcupatung were Larry Ashwood and Kenneth Brooks Thus year as un the past the F F A us sellung garden seeds and hog troughs to rause money to keep our organuzatuon un good funancual standung We are earnestly followung our motto whuch us LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE this Year, ones that the boys have enjoyed very On December 6 our grain iudging teams com- . ' Il I . . - I ' ' 'I I , 1 , j ' - , . . H ' ' I I 1 - , 2 , - , ' ' 1 , 2 , : - , , ' , ' 11 , , , . . - , BAND Walking up the stairs you hear a strain of a familiar melody, you stop and listen. The music seems to be coming from the door directly at the top of the stairs, shall we enter? There is Mr. Brashear with baton in hand, di- recting a roomful of eager musicians. This year, like the ones in the past, has been quite a busy one for the band members, who enioy their music so well. The duties of the band fell on the capable shoulders of the following officers who ably as- sisted Mr. Brashear: Clarabel Churchill, President, Helen Vander Hamm, Vice-President, Jane Ellen Clayberg, Secretary-Treasurer, Paula Heller and Helen Porter, Librarians. This was the first band officers ever to be elected. Another first was the addition of gray trousers to our new band uni- forms, a great asset to the appearance of a fine band. Concerts were presented in the park during the summer months and the band gave a public concert at the annual Corn Show in the late fall. It also participated in a contest at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield, bringing home a first rating and a Governor's Trophy. During football season it was a thrill to watch the fast stepping marching bancl form the various formations and signs of visiting schools. This same marching band led our own homecoming parade and also entered in the Western College homecoming parade. Peppy marches added much to the basketball games and spurred the team on to many victories. The Fulton County Band Festival was held in the Alice Ingersoll Gymnasium in Canton on February 16. Cuba made a fine showing with Silver Springs Overture. The highlight of the band's full year was con- test. A day we had looked forward to with ex- pectation and wonder. Several ensembles and solos were performed and the contestants all rated high. Our band has indeed added to our school life and spirit with the honors it has brought us. la'-1 X4 STUDENT COUNCIL bv 'CI' 12 ' A TOP ROW Jeanette Ellts Dorothy Thomson Danny Wald Beverly Putman CENTER ROW Jerry McCaughey Jett Maller Tom Hopkms Jam Mitchell BOTTOM ROW Scott Clifford Jean Harper Secretary Treasurer James McConkey President Sharon McConkey Vice President Mr Taylor Advisor ANNUAL STAFF STANDING RonmeBushop Art Edntor James McConkey Sport Edltor Mr Davus Sponsor Helen Vander Hamm Photography Edutor Dorothy Thomson Junuor Edntor SEATED Mickey Morgan Subscription Editor Jean Harper Advertlsmg Edutor Jane Ellen Clay berg Editor Luanne Landls Feature Edntor Martha Orwag Asststant Editor L 2 gr 5 G r . 1 2 I I I ' 2 I I I ' 5 1 I ' I I 1 ' I - I - ' 1 2 1 I - 1 I , 5 , , - 1 J 1 i ' I i , 5 , . JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE N-4 K, g-4 ui ,nm STANDING Dtxle Taylor Dorothy Trout Ruthann Wllllams Beverly Putman Sandra Stevenson SEATED Mtss Ruth Tapper Kenneth Runyan Shlrley Surry Donald Clayberg Helen Porter LIBRARIANS ----Q :Y urn 'SS' T STANDING Mtss Ruth Tapper Ruthann Wnllnarns Helen Vander Hamm Luanne Landrs Kathryn Harr Jeanette Ellis Elame Ehres man Jane Ellen Clayberg SEATED Pat Hodgknns Dorothy Trout, Shurley Surry Betty Ann Marshall .., . K Y I 5 'Q I A '- . 7 I ,f L, 'Q 1 - E tv' 5 5 ' 0 'r ' -', X . fslnutp' - 'IT X X . y .n .lf , T3 ' - NJ , .1 A - ' - ,. . Q X , I ,t. 4 . 1013, ., In . 'ill f, I la R t N ' - ' x ' I , ' I X, t va V K -'f, y 1 , L1 ,v , f ,. . , n 1 ,,, ....,,. , , .f , A , ,, .5 1 I 7. I .N t wt .,,f' M .Q at y y E ' 1. - - ,,,. K 4 a 5' S K, 454 I : Q .L . X Q , I 5? I , 5 I? ' II 1 ' t f I ? , Q- f Q ,, ' I I . - -4 V a PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES This year we had two new physical education teachers, one for the girls and one for the boys. In the girls' department they played soccer, bas- ketball, volleyball, and softball. In the boys' de- partment they played several new games, never sticking to one for a long period of time. Among the sports played were volleyball, ping pong, badminton horseshoe basketball touch football field and ice hockey The boys who were not out for athletics were the only ones who could attend the classes while on the other hand almost every girl in school went to physical ecl Besides boys and girls separate gym classes they have mixed P. E. In these classes they square danced, social danced, played ping pong, and badminton. During the year there have also been intra-mural tournaments in basketball and volley- ball. Mr. Tangman, our new boys' teacher, is also the grade school coach. Mrs. Kellogg left us to be with her husband and was replaced by Mrs Kanne who took over her duties by teaching three upper grades in Flatt and 7th and 8th in Cuba and Smithfield and high school gurls So you can see that it has been a very busy year in this department for both teachers and students FIRST ROW Harold McMullen Jerry Coulter Jumor Haynes Clyde Von Ach Ivan Hilton Jr Jack Plotts John McNeil Larry Ashwood Kenneth Runyan and Don Claybe g SECOND ROW Coach Lemon Martha Orwig Evelyn Beaurd Patsy Strode Helen Porter Sandra Steven son Lila Laird Elda Mitchell Dixie Taylor Jeanette Ellis Wilma Engl: h Juanita Beyhmer Bridget O Lam Carol Mae Kelme Mary Williamson Pawnee Ford Cha lotte Weaver and Marne Keuhn I 1 1 I . I ' , 1 1 I 1 I . ' ' . - 1 - 1 ' I . DRIVER'S TRAINING 7 1 1 1 1 41 1 1 1 1 7 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 , F , . OUR COOKS wi. TOP ROW Mrs Runk Mrs Ault Mrs Bobo BOTTOM ROW Mrs Johnson Mrs Sosey Mrs Whltworth Mrs Stoneklng Win ..-ff' Mr Maude TU, Mr Davts CUSTODIANS RUM :Zivvgraasb M ofa Oscar Johnson BUS DRIVERS Mr. Cattron, Mr. Dunn, Mr. Townslay, Mr. Martin, Mr. Marshall. L Ma ter, Mr. Bartlett, Mr. Miller. ABSENT: Mr. McBride, Mr. Gamm, Mr. e s I 'Y' if-f 1,444 mi? X UNIT NO. 3 GRADE BAND Cuba and Fat from Sm thi e d of 64 members Band cons sts 3 Grade Schoo ct No D str Un The S ate Grade the I'1 honors tame by w nn ng super or to ed ocket it i i , I i i i I , i 1, , i it i , i has r . i i I i t i I . oup hs gr I '19 YTI for F1 S S nce 952 Contest Band 'Q-F nv N 06 Mlss Lucy Marshall Mrs Emma Clme Murphy Mrs a Steach 1. Mrs Irene Qwck MVS Opal LEMBUCVS Mass Loss Harn J X Mnss Dorothy Marshall Mrs Kathryn Laws M' DOv'e Mme' CUBA GRADE TEACHERS I xi A x t :W MISS Eva Murphy Mrs Mae George W L.. 'I- A W' L -1 ll M , KX' l ll l Os. ' ' 'fl Q K V D ' . ' .ld ,fn ,I A fi il JNQ l rx A t V -, A 4 491 ,. f 1 h Z 22 S , . s,:y:Ao'f l?? ,,A,A f I 'i Q 4' 'Y , A X' :A W ' I-la-I 1 U-FEE ,.... ,I--1-a ll FIRST GRADE Front Row Diana. Talley Phil Gamm Cora Lea Howarter Lorraine Hall Rosemary Wood Jane Williams Carol Murphy Patty Hooper Richard Etter Terrle Brooks Bob Ewing Carl Blss well Randy Wheeler Second Row Dennis Swank Marle Davidson Marie Haggerty Karen Krlder Arne Thomp son Reta Nussel Barbara Gray Susie Neff Jimmy Mowery Mary Ilene Foster Marilyn Sprin kle Terry Jacobus Reita Kay Deakin James Orwlg Shirley Newburn Chuck Williams John Downing Gary Flannlgan Chuckie Bllpin Davld Benham David Phillips Robert Onion Top Row Robert Runyan Miss Marshall Johnny Zaborac Jackie Purtle Chuck Conover Joe Ewan Jackie Deford Tommy Shaffer Wayne Falrburn Steve Reneau Mary Louise Bunch Sara Barnstead Martha Ault SECOND GRADE Front Row Jimmy Bannister Ray Lee Swlse Larry Williams Marlon Gasparovic Wayne Taylor Bruce Ewing Harold Brazee Jimmy Rllea Larry McMullen Verne glrard th B d S nd Row Twyla Marshall Beverly Ridgeway Coralls Orwlg Eileen P0 lit Ka Y Cal' Clggna Blswell Joyce Purtle Peggy Truax Opal Ward Suzanne Vance Richard Smith Darrell Negley Larry Wmsmp d T ki D i David Back R M szeacn Delores Howarter George Tompkins Ru y omp ns 011112 son Sally' Aus Bonnie Davidson James Welch Frankie Martin Gerald Van Middlesworth Robert Watson Ellen Murphy George Baylor MIS Quick - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 ' ' 1 n 1 ' ' 2 , 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 v ' , . Z . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' , , . 1 H- ,YQ - 1-4 rg -'T' ' ,' 1 . ,,3'f111-,- - 1 'j 'f,. IA-4,f ' f , . X ,L V., Il' -11, '91 THIRD GRADE Front Row Marvln McAdams Kenneth Benham Eugene Tompkins Donald Hart John Swlse Larry Strode Judith Murphy Sue Ellen Moody David Sprecher Arthur Lehman Lawrence Myers Doris Runk Eleanor Blswell Wilma Hall Second Row Shxrley Haggerty Wayne Orwig Charles Runyan Scott Ewing Jerry Dale Pop pelston Wayne Clayberg Alan Conley David Schoonover Jerry Ward Otto Hensly Terry Wxlcoxsen Tommy Andrews Dennis Davis Michele Murphy Top Row Lois Harn Sandra Hendryx Patty Koelllng Vlvxan Swank Barbara Pollitt Peggy Yaste Ruth Pollitt Helen Martm Nancy Petty Sharon Churchill Peggy Cathey Sherron Moore Sandra Wllcoxen Joe Purtle Gary Mason Gary Smart Nancy Martin Opal LeMaster dlrtsbt 83 2 1. 'feb 'r A v w 4-life' 4-and FOURTH GRADE G Cozart Roy Van Middlesworth John Woods Freda Little Kay Ellen Smith Front Row ary Beverly Gilmore Judy Ford Bonme Rxlea Patty Shields Ruby Wust Ann Walsh Sue Nelson Ann Welch Glenna Taylor Kelth Ward Phlllxp Second Row Jeanette Kay Bonnewell Mary Rosemary Orwxg David Johnson Jean Gasparo Llvmgston Danxel Johnson Johnny Willlams vxc Judy Bechkelhymer Thxrd Row Miss Marshall Carol Ann Lovell Mary Martln Lmda Delord Gary Haggerty Top Row Junior Barnstead Lonme Russell Hugh Huff Roger Keefauver Janet Steck Gwendolyn Weese Lmda Wilcoxen Glen Blakely Sandra Smith Sharon Abernathy Rlchard Howarter Joy Gxlpln Miss Lols Harn Neale Krlder Gerald Gxrard Ransom Tompkms Sharon Wxlcoxen Clara Smith Patty Andrews 1 -Al A A I Q . ,-R ., 3- nl ' A . , . 44, . ' 1 ' 1? . H' ' - -' . 'lvl A f- S-f,,,f'. .' -- Q N . '.1 - ' K .T :1.' :1 K A K 1 4 .1, f .R W' -' N., Q1-41' k . my ,A .A , ,,. 19. Q. 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' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 , 1 SEVENTH GRADE Front Row Tom Reffett Carlos Shaw Danny Schoonover Vir ini Willi g a amson Lawanda Ebany Beverly Hart Dickie Kerr Doris Henderson Charles McAdams Clarsxce Trone Victor Gray Mary Johnson Second Row Barbara Harris Wanda Russell Alice Walsh Pauline Taylor Janet Purtle Garry Howarter Junior Pilgrim Bernard Wheeler Larry McCloskey Warren Thompson Milton Murphy Larry McLouth Jo Ann Buxton Miss Eva A Murphey Back Row Sharon Marshall Charlotte Little Robert Little Larry Howarter Leonard F lb EIGHTH GRADE Front Row Arleta McMullen Lloyd Blswell Sherrill Roberts Patricia Swlse Gloria Sprinkle Eddie Shields Richard Henderson Harold Williamson Edwin Amsler Virgil Howarter Second Row Bill Burgess Curtis Foster Larry Perry Vernon McCloskey Cecil Newburn Bill Hart Don McMullen Gene Weaver Larry Windsor Ronnie Clayberg Mrs Kenneth George Back Row Barbara Marshall Jean Runyan Donna Jean Ashwood Jo Ann De Ford Joyce Williamson Jackie Smart Donna Hackett Dixie Beckelhymer Linda Strode Shelba Taylor Shirley Hardesty Sharon Peters, Marcia Bevard I . , , . ar urn, gglhn Mowery, Nancy Phillips, James Helle, Carl Windsor, Patty Burgess, Joyce Steck, Marilyn ompson. CUBA GRADE SCHOOL LIGHTWEIGHTS Bottom Row Chris Heller Victor Gray Larry McLouth Larry Harper Tommy Reffett Teddy Reffett Top Row Coach Tangman Bob Helle John Mowery Truman Turall Ph1111p McLouth Larry McCloskey Bernard Wheeler Davxd Plotts Manager Bottom Row Davld Plotts Manager Gene Weaver Curt Foster Ronnle Clavberg Larry McLouth B111 Burgess Top Row Phlllip McLouth Bob Helle Vernon McCloskey Coach Tangman Clalre Leezer, Vlrgxl Howarter John Mowery CUBA GRADE-SCHOOL HEAVYWEIGHTS CUBA GRADE CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT Nancy Phlllnps Donna Hackett Arleta McMullen Patricia Aulr Pat Conley Joyce Steck 4,- fV0O 1? 00 lv V, x 04 THE CUBA cuss 5' gf U, 0 a X 'Sv 'f' o 4' Won Lost 9 C 0 gf 004,06 0 8 'O 0 a pxle 01, O17 er 'e 'VFW Lnghtwenghts do 2 Xlfefl f.x-,o'9'o 41'Q,. eq 2 pa 'bo HQ, fr fr 6 21 X45 416 6,6 65, e'e FJS 324 2 ,Wold fs 2 9 I I I' 6 yxpkf Q2,L9f qf7e,.Ge ej G! 2 qcobqrjyef C C 69 505009 I 'lv O0 QQ I 6 61 Vzwslf 7, r '91 'U qc, Q50 Heelys 0 41 6 4' . 4 0 O 0 . I x DV6 55. 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A I FIRST GRADE Bottom Row Barbara Helle Linda Lowe Robert Sharpmg L1la Gillott Ruthann Wheeler Marllyn Bevard James Schmldt Clare Owens Patr1c1a F1dler Middle Row Lorrame Eberle Connle Chambers Donald Ford Dwlght Plgg Gary Thurman Donald Whlte Vera Rob1nson Top Row Mlss Miller Robert Behy mer Bonn1e Lafary Ruth Ashby Robert Martxn SECOND GRADE Bottom Row Gerald Wright Shirley Reeves Richard Rogers James I-Ielle Teresa Polich Judy Hodgklns Bxlly Fidler Mlddle Row Gary Inenogle Ray Ford Terry Helle Mary Ehzabeth Bevard Lonme Hllton Judy Fourdyce Top Row Mrs Blanche Fxckel Beverly Smock Carl Brown Peggy Grlgsby Patricia Lafary Terry Martindale Alela Beaty Steven Boatman dale, Ralfmh Matheny, ,Duane Chambers: , I 1 - A THIRD GRADE Reeves Jane Ashby Joyce Reeves Rosallnd Chambers Vlfglnla Slater Second Row Mrs Chas Martm Edward Fourdyce Robert Thomson Delbert Rogers Ph1l1p France Randall Whetstlne Judy Bankes Sharon Brooks Lmda Hart Kay Plgg Back Row Jackle Behymer Vernon Ford Ivan Brown Kenneth Howerter Robert Welch Paula Slater Jeanette Polich Lmda. Beam FOURTH GRADE Front Row Sue Hodgklns Judy Martln Mary Whlte, Rlchard Lowe James Owens Davld Ford John Rench Second Row Patricia Front Barbara Gxllott, Charles Martindale, Geoffrey Lasswell, Bruce Oliver Larry Wrxght ghnrd Row Gall Riley, Kay Prymek, Judy Hart, Dalsy Ashwood, Billy Beaty, Terry eam ,A I . ,S , ix ' Front Row: Jimmie Lightle, Clarence Matheny, Gordon Wilson' Nancy Lambert, Jean iii L - A 1 FIFTH GRADE Bottom Row Raymond Fidler Eugene Ryan Catherlne Hart Sue McCance Betsy Hrlton Davld Roblnson Elaine Behymer Stephen Hodgklns Mrddle Row Loulsa McAdams Larry Chambers Dorls W1lcoxen Diane WhBtSt1H8 Dorothy Owens Lmda McCracken Charles Llghtle Top Row Leroy Thomson Bnan Walker Paullne Rogers Brlly Boatman Glen West lake Vernon Beaty Nancy Nelmes Absent James Cantrall Barbara Emery John Paul SIXTH GRADE Bottom Row Marjorle Miller B1ll1e Thompson Dvught Hart Carroll Grlgsby Gary WIISOD Maxme Lasswell Sandra Ford blly Clark Carolyn Fldler Second Row Tommy Rogers Norma Jean Havens Karen Von Ach Donny France Dorothy Vlatheny Janlce Mlller DICKIC Lasswell Melbert Lafary Leon Preston Teacher Thnrd Row Jerry Walters B1Ily Martlndale Terry Plckel Marllee Mason Tommy Trout Berneata Martlndale John Slater Judy Rlley Bllly Brooks Top Row Bob Tallent Josephlne Cromer Freddy Kldd Helen Wheeler Jean I-lower ter Carol Mlller Grace Lafary Carroll Schoonever . , , , V . - - , - - Y , y v l 1 - . , , , y , , - - 1 l - ' 9 I , , A .,, .7 -A.fZ.,, 3-J., 1' Q ng , 1 I . . I X . L - , . . . - , . V , - - , -, . . A 1 y v v v - . . V . . . . V - - , . , , , . , - il nur' Y-1 Front Row Garland Hxlton Danny Wllcoxen Larry Beam Jxmmv Clark Gene Owens Lo1s Baughman John Lafary Larry Ford Donme Thompson Middle Row Mrs Cllfford B1l1y Reeves Charles Buxton Shxrley Cvossage Lmda Pohsh Gwendolyn Strode Carole Baughman Diane Fouts Ruth Matheny Joan Cramblet Back Row Paul Plgg Bonnle Rench Jlmmy Walker Duane Bealrd Max Brown Lawrence Ashby Janet Watson Patty Beaty and Paul Cantrall - Q 1 EIGHTH GRADE Front Row Duane Hart, Dxxme Slater, Norma Gossagf, Sarah Havens, Sandra Hodg kms and Vance Steel Mrddle Row Lewls Behymer, Ruth Murphy Edna Tlout, Wllam Havens, Annabelle Kldd Nancy Clark and Kenneth Ryan Back Row Bobby Ashwood, Kenneth Ashby, Marvm Thurman, Marshall GTlgSbV, Ben Sandall, and Frank Chambers , sf 4 ' ' ' 4 -J' , H - he f . C ff .n . 4 , ,. J 1 xg. 4 ...sf 'za I J .Rx gxlrb, U -4 g, tr, , c K... Q: gi, gli, ' ,dl - n -QL - . Q, - - In .Xl 74,-R 5 E X N, L , LIGHTWEIGHT TEAM Front Row John Lafary Donnxe France Terry Pxckel Paul Pxgg Gary Wllson Back Row Larry Fourd Donald Thompson Larry Beam Junlor Buxton Jlmmy Clark HEAVYWEIGHT TEAM Front Row Vance Stell Frank Chambers J1m Casper Ben Sandall Lewls Behymer Back Row Marshall Grlgsby Marvm Thuman Duane Bearxd Kenneth Ashby Garland I-filton, Billy Reeves. l , l ,4l f CHEERLEADERS xn K B Ughman Joan Gambler, urghrwerghv 6 GW Mmer Caro endofyn Sv k Jamfe 'Ode Carol NQGCY Ga' Mrller Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec ec an an an 9 Cuba Uherej Lewistown fHereJ Ellnsvnlle Uhere St Davld CThereJ Vermont Uherel London Mills QHereJ Sf Marys QHereJ Astoria fHereD Ipava Uherej Flatt fHereJ Ellasvulle lHereJ T COOKS Mrs Beanrd Mrs Fouich 0'7+' 'CIT' 4 4 .12 .18 ' ' .20 ' ' .25 . ' .8 .10 ' D .17 . ' J .8 ' J .15 J .21 ' Feb. ll Maquon 1HereJ F b. I8 ' ' . - . .sf-N' X 5 . Q C FIATT FIATT TEACHERS Mme' Mr Schlegel Mrs MurPhY I ...mp . gag . 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ROSS H BLACK CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE Phone 4 Cuba Ilhnous Compliments of SPOON RIVER ELECTRIC C0-OP A. J. FORNERIS GROCERY - MEATS - How Skelgas Appliances C f Ill EII' 'II Ill' ' 'When you thunk of furmture thunk of HARWICKSH SPOON RIVER MIllING COMPANY DON EWING CUSTOM GRINDING Lewistown Phone 50 OAKS AND SONS GENERAL coNTRAcToRs EXCAVATION CEMENT ROCK SAND GRAVEL Phone 939 Canton Hllnons Raymond Andrews Eugene Cashman Jack Andrews Lyle Scybert Complnments of ANDREWS FURNITURE AND BEDDING CO 'I68 East Elm Street Canton Ilhnous COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 1. if , FEED - SEED - GRAIN Compliments of DR VERNON S SMITH opromsrmsr Phone 34 Cuba Phone 166 Lewistown Compliments of MYERS LUNCH AND GROCERY PHILLIPS 66 GAS and OIL MclUCKIES STORE Firestone Tlres and Hotponnt Appliances Zenith Radlos and Zenlth Televlslon Canton llllnors Compliments of STATE BANK OF CUBA Member of Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporation Sweurmgen Wholesale STYLE SHQP Company Women s and Childrens Ready Io Wear 60 N 'Ist Ave CANTON ILLINOIS Wholesale Dustr butors of M1009 86 Tobacco Candy and Speclalhes CHURCHILL CLOTHING CO CLOTHING SHQES FURNISHINGS Lewlsfown llllnols O LEWISTOWN, ILL. ' a O Comp' me 'S of WEATHERBEE SPORTING GOODS CO E C SMITH Agent INSURANCE QF All KWD5 ATHLETIC suPPuEs a d Tovs 29 North Pra e Street G esbu g Ill PIWOUG FISH Wholesale 84 Retal Phone I907 2 HOUSER MOTOR SALES Youn nesoro Pwmoum DEALER MoPAR Ports and Accessories OFFICE USED CAR LOT 'ISI N Mom 39W Locust Phone 1500 Phone ISOI CANTON ILLINO I n O e o I n iri R. No. 2 Cuba, Illinois . . al r, moss : ' i - , I S LEWISTOWN LOCKER A APPLIANCE Kelvlnator Appllance Complete Locker Servlce HANGOUT CAFE Food Market LUNCH SANDWICHES SOFT DRINKS BILLIARD HALL REAR Lewlsfon Illmols VIVIAN FLOYD HELEN DONNA H W :nan 'A E W i HARDESTY s PLEASANT Row MARKET GROCERIES AND MEAT5 Compluments of GARAGE AND WELDING TAYLOR MEMORIAL CHAPEL GREASE JOBS MOBILGAS and OILS Mrs Tressa M Taylor and Mr and Mrs Floyd Beam Phone Chapel 202 Residence 203 Cuba Hlmols Cuba llllnols 'S I 1' I X' 'W ND 3' . . l .Nur-f. '5!'7g,K H I w.xAwLvn-,Lu 'W1 'U g I 5 Q Q ,A 1, , I I E -I 1 I I run 1 wg 7 I 1 fr W' alll , 1 : Q . E I - - 2 - LUCKY FOR YOU 09 gf 0 DAY AND PALIN g STORE AND LOCKER SERVICE Sponsors of the GOLDEN RULE STORES 9 CUBA ILLINOIS Where you can buy better merchand se for 'ess money Lucky Boy Good Stokely s Canned Goods Calhoun County Apples Produce drect from growers lllmons peaches Cho ce meats Georg a paper shell pecans Texas and Floruda Tree R pe Grapefrut and Oranges Compliments of R. E FLOWERS rnucumc Canton Illinois I - i ra ,r 4 L 5 , ,,..,, ..... .,,, ,,.,W,,,..,.,.,.- ,, - ,, , ,.,,s,,.,, X i h , I F r gn, 45' .. L 6 , . It , - -f H .. ' .,.:f'f:3'j 0 6 LL' 'NLE -934 X ' Iw v 0 9 All v 31 .ffl I I 0 ,ul-6 'CV' I I . . l i ' i i . 0 REICHERTS FARMERS STATE BANK OF LEWISTOWN CANTON WHOLESALE CO I N c Wholesale FRUITS VEGETABLES GROCERIES Telephones 209, 210 H4-116 N. Main CANTON, ILL. I Film OKLAHOMA CITY C pl' 1 f K ll, A, F 58 Y C 1on's Stor F r Qualify .Iewelry Compliments of Lewiston, Ill. O GROCERIES DRYGOODS MEAT HARDWARE STAMBAUGH S GENERAL STORE MARIETTA ILLINOIS hCl f3 WOODY GROCERY I I Congratulations to t e ass o 5 Marietta I WELCH HARDWARE 8: LUMBER CO GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIOS and TV SKELGAS APPLIANCES PAINTS a d WALLPAPER Smnhfneld Ill nu S ll! Www Co grafulot ons an Best W shes to 1'he'I953 G du t s of C b H gh S hool NEWELL S FASHIONSoI Canto III no s GENERAL TRUCKING COAL ROCKS GRAVEL LIME FERTILIZER Pho e56 04 P IG Ste s PHELAN S PAINTS McCAUGHEY to th s class PAPERHANGING Don and Lou se Baughmon Read 1' n THE CUBA JOURNAL Your Community Newspaper For School News Phone 40 Cuba, IIlino's C. D. PAINTING - nscommuc The 'Des' of e e'Y 'i 9 u , i is M W MQWERY AUTOMATIC HEATING EQUIPMENT FRIGIDAIRE PIUMBING SUPPLIES Phone I2 Cuba Illinois h td THE FRIENDLY G A M B l E KOHlER S BARBER SHOP S T 0 RE Clarence Gamm Charles Kohler Cuba Illinois Compliments Compliments of of SAM WENGER Marietta Illinois GEORGE P' PROCTOR H E, ' a I I pa,-M-,,, I 'Q I ff 'fl - u ' ggi ,,, I . . l find th g T h' g ' Th' ld ' 1 h where t d . . . . Q' I I MIDWAY GARAGE 8: SERVICE STATION F53 h WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES TELEVISION - STOVES REFRIGERATORS We Service Them To be sure, buy WESTINGHOUSE Finns gms: . ,,...g.,,,,, x,,.si-ibn..-'QAM' :Mv.g.!,if,, Y Mugs: ' ze W 'guns li 5 C 9 I cl Ellisville Junction on Route 9 Phone Blyton, Illino Jo n J. Ehresmon ,ff MILLER BEVERAGE CO COVER MOTOR SALES Hudson Sales and Servuce 'I25 'I29 Whlte Court New and Used Cars 425 South Fifth Phone 'I'l64 Canton Illmols Canton Illmols BEST WISHES to the Class of 53 WARNER CHURCHILL MONUMENTS MEMORIALS sroui LETTERING Barre Guild and Egyptian Punk Monuments and Markers Canton Memorial Co. - 802 South Maine PHONE 267 4 Q la, I . 4 L DP.. M t x A' Y 1 ' , . , L0 K ., -' - 5, f ' x 1 I I Q , 2- . . . Best Wishes SPOON RIVER IUMBER COMPANY Compliments of Lumber and Building Maternal MIDWAY GROCERY CI Il Il IU N C H Yellow Pine and Fir Elllsvllle Junction Marietta Illinois Route 9 Dean and Gus Ehresman MORGAN S CONOCO SERVICE For Best Results Use SUPER PREMIUM OIL Dwayne Morgan, Proprietor Phone 66 or 9506 Cuba Illinois -PQI 'A K' , n 1, ,f- w I .S . I I I l I I A, 4,,L 5 'I 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . I Nash A rflytes CLYDE MIllS SAlES AND SERVICE Canton Ill nous Compliments C 8. W MARKET HOWARTER CITY SERVICE For motor tune up and Seasonal Check See Us! PHONE l65 Across from Cuba School R C Y BECKELYMER Local and Long Distance Hauling Insured Service PHONE 126 Cuba, Illinois of I , A t Anl' Bob Welch and Employees ll i ll I 5 ' N fu m e E II .E FQQQ Ev 1 1 .gf ff K X 1,58 REJQVFE-ff' X25-' GUI' C1109 xv PUTT CREEK COAL CO PHONE 99 02 'R THE BEST 0Il S C I E N C E KO0LMOTOR 0Il CITIES Q SERVICE WALTER GORE Cb III ,Q .XZ ,ff , ' f ,ZZ I p LQ -- , s-- PZ. ET. C7 1-- ' 7? ii- S-- D 'ZZ :-- xg tm R ff 4 E.: e U' ce :M ',f AQ- E-' e1 mn Q U 'I E: gvouvw RIIIITW xi ol R0 uw., ' mn. 1 4 ,I ' ' 1 1 - -!- - - ' 1 X - ::1Q2,Qf . ' I '-13351 - ' ' Q - . - ' K E I . ' I Q5 X --Tj W . 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